St. Louis Post-Dispatch
March 26, 1926

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— e+ — oe esha aad eS COMIC P OS ee NE NS ae ee aah) Tae ©, ety es eer ee ee nee Se a 4 % oR Vet stir Se aee —? oe coe BE Ft ae FOR THE DEFENSE, Now- ae ih ate | COMIC PAGE, i | \ TECRSDAR ne THURSDAY, li eo ; toe ta MARCH 25, 1926. . paca He RE ae es il PAGE 48 esse 1a JUDGE RUMMY ce BRS ie OUR CLIENT- Lie WE'LL HEAR FROM THE COUNSEL WHAT Te gl MY WATCH Hew | CLAIM You WERE HELD UP?” . i ~ Pon ad rod an a £9 ein ce el SCAT OBIE IRAE ABE tcl IME iin On IZ, a ee ee a res mParode . ne +e - ¢ ‘ * 2 SE a a a a willie Sine china Recitals Siaiphe K aks SI ES eek AEE Seg RA UT a al mirth dere 5 06 Dik St ANTE Pe EMRE «8 gO ating ONES ee om coal PRS SS -Kee LTR erated 0 RA. SPRING STYLES twenty-first, ers. burst And blossom into flowers. The limbs of all the trees are bare For which there is a reason— ‘hey’re undecided what to wear To be in style this season. . nen ee ae ty Pet PEC tne oie a0 ’ ; Cte mfons. Me ack maker Fe ee ae be elders on we ‘ : ‘ eg shes enpai saint ae ee pe ee OD oe pied - saith hots RGR i aan EN OE ia BO. A MOIR PT ERE IS REED BEN WE S202 Ae ae cam hae Eat i Aa a aL nein Mao ae wheat BRI QUUAE lea Pod oy iy SPARTA 8 A AR A AND GREASY. Doheny's Suit.” ought to be in the ragbag by this time. The man who went to sleep in salle _ - 2 , " et ea Pian tore AOI ay tet? parasite hy amend iy 5 esa ss Rtn a ligt Net emt ann AMO 1 pA tiny + 188 Saues aeiphedlia tae ee oe Yh tah 4 tthe . OR song ebndahimadls Panag % ‘ Wie Ce pate, D FE aon lain wien Lett es. Se, Ay finn wud eee “ye easton &. sere he ee nee ark % pe eS OTe Se Toh 1 ee bo pes fee ing vs ¢ ee Ce eee eer ial a Se nae sv i I ca A anor ee prerre ‘ ‘el 7 eos ‘ ee ek hanging around to kill time. +> DR Sr Re ene ag He REI CR OPEL ADE LEMON PILL LEE LES CPE LY ON SAS eg i See alin te Atiheed ia * Se a cath mw AW AE sais 306 4 bala mtn 4 Sa ting ready for the spring trade. Something in snowballs, yes? until we'll be receiving post cards from. our friends bearing North under blankets every night and wishing we were there. ’ HATS OFF‘ See where the duty on straw hats has been increased from 60 to B88 eumer'’s overhead. always go bare-headed. Toe Spring, on March the We're waiting for the buds to) “Supreme Court Will Review | the Ferris wheel waa probably just | Ree where the North Pole ts get-. It will be only a matter of time. Pole date stating they are sleeping idency.” Greece are not what they were in the days when burning Sappho did ther stuff. per cent. The hat may be straw | but the duty will be felt in the con- | ithat the Countess of Cathcart’s .play, “Ashes of Love.” will short- ly be relegated to the ashcan. It along with a domestic hat we can is so full of clinkers that it won't. draw. However, if we find we can get. Garland Buckeye, the Cleveland hurler, is coming !n at 242 pounds | | ringside this spring. If weight) Arrived on time with ile) counts: for anything Buckeye is | | go'ng to be a hard nut to crack. The man on the sandbox says ?' seems impossible to go anywhert in Europe without stepping on somebody's coat tail. Ne er enema — The spirit of Locarno is as clev- | er a little spirit as you'd meet in a ' day's walk, but it dosn't mean | anything. The only country that seems to: be enjoying any tranquillity at al! Why, that old suit is so old it, ‘’s the U. S. A. and even she is torn by internal dissensions as to; 4 IN pers LOG AGO Att THE ASTORS AAD BLAIRS INL THEIR HOMES HELD THEIR ELEGAAIT SCCIAL AFFAIRS, | oad | a _ tt, | * s (i WHILE THE LOWBROWS. WHENEVER THEY WANTED LAY, HAB TO FROLIC AND DANCE IN A PUBLIC ~ 2° Seaee sams. ==" ” 4 P 4 (Ly BUT NOW ALL THE FANCY SCCIETY SWELLS DO THEIR. DANCING IN NIGHT CLUBS AND JAZZY HOTELS; C3, BooB ME=NOTT, "“TRATS THE GuY 1 MEAA *a-ce omen *eete “>=. ™ inte —— = ah WHILE THE LOWBROUS AS se MORE FROM “THEIR FIRESIBES = ROAM, . ° bie FoR THEY DAAICE To RADIO MU=c AT HOME. whether wine or water shall be the: national beverage. If everybody was 80 busy at- tending to their own business that they wouldn't have time to assume the role of their brothers’ keeper the whole thing would straighten itself out automatically. “Hydro-Glider Hops Idke Fica in Saccessful Test.” Might try it out on the dogs of’ war. “Coundouriotis Quits Greek Pres- Indicating that the Isles of We gather from the criticisms KRAZY KAT—By HERRIMAN | — J Ali-u-- MARMADUHE > FOR THE Love of Mike, ——, > ’. Eee , ?, 9 = ah lll ! ae 1} SHOULD SAX NOT 1} RON INTO THEM rete Hil , 1 File Your Want 4 Early in the Morn Get the best si the RUSH HO! Call Garfield €664-Ler j ‘our pearest LICE OFFICIAL UESTIONED A BEATING OF 10 President Orrick and (¢ Gerk Summoned Grand Jury in Inquir to Prisoner's Charge NEW INSTRUCTION CONSIDERED LIK a ee Warning Expected for trict Chiefs—-Testin Said to Have Highly pleased Jurors. - Lilien tirrick, president ¢ > Roari of Police Commissioner Poice Gerk were hnerore the grand fury a investigation ¢ _ T~erlice Bru’aity, \rat happened hehind the se “ury reom fs not Knew - has it that the grand -sed high displeasure be dence in the case of nus, 21 vears old. of 1464 . ve. Chief Gerk. tt lp ae ‘rea‘ting inmstruetions to his di o> manders to the effect e must be no brutality Te , Chief Gerk teday declined eate whether he had made creement. with Sane “he practices charged tn this -re net in vogue tn this et he said. “There ig a z order against Orutaity. — ‘ of. our police manual, a ot a week goes by that I de ‘oik with the eaptainge abews “oper treatment of prisoners ow of the publicity given” so | may again call the @ on of the captains toe the sec of the manual to preclude an] ture rristreatment ef priseas , whieh Chief Gerk referred ection &2. whieh sare tm j After be has been searched, nrisoner shall be placed in a "ot more force being used tha ecessary 'o overceme resets Members of the feore@ ate str forbidden to handy words with | eners. ‘o streak to them unnec riivy to address them th eberet profane ianguage of tT offer anal violence to them.” Tle Dennis case has occupied attention ef the jury at fe hres seetings. Thursday ot eek Dennis and hig sette -\. MeMillear, were befere and it t= presumed that | epeated the charge they &@ ‘+ Dennis says he was ‘ested Jan. 2!. charged with | . of a restaurant at 1126 | ave-ye and wae lfd over at arr Street Station by Detect secant Sam Stewart and ercifully” with sticks @ — hoee by. Stewart ané ‘jTlam Walsh and “tation Inspected. rs sinuans and others o evcis after his rewease of 4 -- hefore the fury Teesaay, °* -ere at Carr Street Station ' cusp eed that day by. an unex] visit from the entire cracd | b irocs inspected the ir? peered Into closets and cardia “nding. according te ‘hoer hose and some ) . answered descrtptions £ ‘cis. Yesterday it @ an » +yry told Cite? Ger netweer “putting a ste >rutality” or having 937 ‘fieers indicted. F What action the grata yury > im the cace prebabiy will ‘wn until & repertta ADT sty , -o’* tidictmests ag re ~ 2 : er; ore ‘ts action wouk - ~ _— ~ z? =recedent., pS =! he preciding grand fury. i: . ndicted fewr poles a~ze-l variously with assault -a°ter oppresemon in office ne hefare judge ayer Harris, jeintiy ei urgiary t owe ee | *r ns repeated hie story, x ‘s the teree efficers as the] re « *s* *2'c abused his He >. : > ~ 3 . ; ar Rene a4 [TI -and ee meal (ontiaged a Cage 2 Colamm

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ORR Balhae & aes 2 ad io ‘eigen SS aa ee LL OE AL LLM LAN AMAL LA EAE NNN Cen tcc Ne NNER te A i Ne Oe RN a - sowaen ae Oe ae : ¢ * COMIC PAGE THURSDAY, MARCH 25, 199¢. Aon ee gene we ook mw ? | | , Kile Your W ant Ad Copy sok taeae ; larly in the Morning Get the best service hy avoiding 7 | the RUSH HOUR of closing time. EDITION Call Gas field €600—or leave _ order with | _____ PU neareat druseset “The Only Evening Paper in St Louis With the Associated Press News Service = _ Cone 1 ats #0 Ue te en nae pereinde - ee .° By iv Pe dienes: ee - —. _ ~_— ~ _ - VOL. 78. 1 4 sat — - : VOL. 78. NO. 200. ST. LOUIS, FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH 26, 1926—60 PAGES. PRICE 2 CENTS ‘LIENT- WATCH #! | PUWEOFCHLS $300,000 Trust Fund Grows FASCSI ORES “irene NO CORRUPT MOTIVE SHOWN, JESTIONED ABOUT." SS HEARREPORTS OF ===" SAYS MINORITY REPORT. | ne ene a gees ~- mene - mets EGON aia Btn Pn as: as > ~ SO ih i Hing nae " Sr a ee ee en oe one ee sa se ent on ws Penile gape ne tell anata Dh sgh tity - ion — om PvE SOO be aS - : ont inca . , . eenenel -. ever er mee Oe eee Pe hb ae = Sethe trans A annie gpmariy nag ei i nal eR ot eg 7) ATING (F y Property Was Left for the Benefit of Hazlett. - ae | q Q . = | D Campbell in sass by His PENDINGREVOLT Hee ae VV i conta aa 22 a, _ ON ENGLISH IMPEACHMENT Vi President Orr ick and Chief cussaaiee nse ate | Mussolini's . iia Said. AND — HAD ~ Official forecast — 5 a oe 2 ~ | } | for St. Louis and Gerk Summoned b Appointinent of new truetees for When Hugh Campbell became 4 OILED THE ree : : . 7 a trust fund created in 1885, ap- ene the fund = amounted to; to Be Restless and Feder LAVYN Mower ! sch Rites. 3 | Grand Jury in Inquiry In| proved by Circuit Judge Tavlor to- seb aeg) Pees penis a Eee hgh zoni Awaits Chance to |. a dannii: "PREACHER ARRESTED 24,900 «par value) Seemann Mae | = 3 ON ILLINOIS CHARGE to Prisoner’s Charges. day. disclosed that the fund, OriBl- $14 900 (par Value) tae ta _ a ate Bias continued — cold; | nally something more than $300.- Merchants’-Laclede Nationat Bank ° lowest (empera- ; ture tonight will | Missouri: Part- ) 1000, had grown to $1.397.718.' and $4000 (par value) ihn stock of '. cloudy tonight. NEW INSTRUCTIONS | largely through caretul wcceceboaage the State National Bank. AIR IN ROME OF and Saturday: | ; continued cold. Illinois: Mostly But F hide There. Is No i; iment of the income and principal : Robert Campbell's fortune was | cloudy tonight Basis for Charges of Con- ‘ Yor ree tit gig & asin seks tes cea. ieee. wansnhsinmiaanstentnntes A OS Ae AE AAR CN Tepes CONSIDERED LIKELY ° ef rounded in fur trade tin the Rocky | AWVAITING BIG EVENTS and Saturday, re | fund for tlie benefit of: Mountains 90 vears ago and aug- ‘older in payin : - Detectives With Shelbyville ere tae ett WK. Campbell, an elderly. mented by trade in Indian goods | east portion bachelor residing at 10908 Locust’ when he returned to St. Louis. He: wr. . . Warning Rapettid for Dis- street. in a huose reminiscent of was born in Ireland Director of Foreign Affairs night ae eeget. ¢ 17. Warrant Tune in on Ac the thoroughfares past glory as Hugh Campbell resigned as trus- trict Chiefs- -Testimony lucas place and notable for its tee today, Wishing to be free of the Resigns Because of Dic- Said to Have Highly Dis- neat vard., The fund w aie lett by responsibility. Hlis petition Was! tator’s Policy in Tyrol, his father, the late Robert Camp- filed by Everett Paul Griffin and | bel. E. G@. Curtis of the Jaw. firm of eased Jurors. | 5 : . G. Curtis | : . * David Ranken and Thomas Gantt Nagel & Kirby. Allen C. Orrick. and at Geneva sunrise ‘tomer-, youetic Jammy Dears nivance at Graft, Tyran: were the origina! trustees. Jaimes also of that firm, and president 0! teenies — row), 5:53. . a Allen © Orrick, president of the ‘| ampbell, another son, suctecded the Police Board. and the St. Louis Special Cable to Post-Dispatch and , _, Arkansas, Tonight and Saturday, | Choir Practice. ' ny or Favoritism. therm. but died in 1890. whereupon Union ‘Trust Co were appointed cre} y- : f Police Commissioners. ; ; : : : i ? New York World. aera er oe Board 0 on eepaenion rs. and Hugh Campbell. a third son, be- new trustecs. ka tx tas elk dak Pciiaw Stage of the Mississippi. 9.8 feet, | Chief of Police Gerk were sum-, came trustee. He also is a bach-! It is understood that Robert; — Pubtishing “os. (New York World a fall of .2 of a foot. | OFFENSE AGAINST : moned before the grand jury yes-| ior. residing in the Locust street Campbell also left trust funds for CHIASSO, Switzerland, Mar 1 26 Killing Freeze at Kansas City. — eee ‘PRE ASSO, Switzerland. - ch 20. + a alee cn ae : erday in au investigation of al- house. oes other sons. . RANSAS CITY. Mo., March 28. | A GIRL IS CHARGED IW EB ROV S KAS - aly is on the eve of a fresh ne ar : , ) HEIR FIRE SIDES ‘ Et 5086 he at eee i eairacrarrer eae a ae The killing freeze that hit Kan- |; is declared in cer-;sas Cit, and the Middle West last Oup d'etat, ir is -er-is ; y 7 7 What happened behind the doors RESISTANCE 10 BEAR TRADERS co Waiclat quarters night will be repeated again ‘9-| B Decl Preach- of the iry room 1s not known. but , : i io” +t - an} ‘ tha rameup, e ares re ; > ar y signs that higat, it was predicted at the! report has it that the grand jury JUMBLES UP STOCK LISTS There are many signs that a | Ge Weather Bureau here. A minimun; r but Police Remain deadly struggie within the Faacist | ,¢ 55 was resistered here. and it er, expressed high displeasure because Public tilities and Food Shares | . “ = ae Ss eis : of evidence in the case of Robert Weakened: Vinal Setling pranks is about to break out be- was expected the mercury would; Uneonverted — Spends its tween Minister of the Interior drop to that point again by Satu-:-: ; DISBARMENT ORDER REGARDED AS ERROR Three Members of Judiciary | - Committee Urge No Im- peachment—Sixteen Col- WCE To THEI - AT HOME. Hits Industrails. Deants, 21 years old, of 1404 Cass! 5. ann cane ae seer ear a ' ' - ° . ne : | ° Bs Associated Presa | Webercont and Roberto Karinaccei, day Inoerning. Conside: able dam-. Night In Holdover. leagues . nant ” It. avenue. Chief Gerk, it is said. is NEW YORK. march 26. A stub- | . -- ass ee a ¢ V- r a’ . ‘¢ ‘ he ‘ a e : s e ” fe ae ips, drafting instructions to his district |horn contest between bear traders Ordinance Would Have Added panty. ‘The two are contending for (ted: it was said, at the Weath- | so 4 "a ‘ i ‘ > — i mi ms : i o commanders to the effect that and constructive. stock. market $5200 to Public Utilitie oe : p-” aa ; Ps ago se Femperature reportS/ «4 choir rehearsal being conduct- | By PAUL Y. ANDERSON, | 3 | ee seat | $5200 to Public Utilities ihe inheritance of Premier Musso-:from Missouri for last night ranged | 3 Ik ‘¢- | A Staff Correspondent of the Post- there must be no brutality in fu-j| forces resuited in a series of highly ee a: 3 ‘from 2 ° c | ed thet night by Jimmy.ee tee] ———s ee. . A Las : . F mit . an i} rom 2° to 26 degrees, for Kansas, ‘erratic pric 7 : Department. [oom eceptre, ang some is in a)... a, : - , | gun evangelist, trapeze acrobat and | === Dispatch. , ture, ? erratic price movements on the dia of eater expectation and f-|)+ *° 24 8n¢ for Towa from 15 ool : ie ' WASHINGTON,. March 26. = Chief Gerk today declined to: New York Stock Exchange today. 6 ns cea j : a ; , izZz. Snow was reported falling this) restaurant owner-—Wwas interrupted | ane the actions of Fedérat z ant 'fervescence which is having its! TREE PEP : ye ’ , Some oO . nesta : - state whether he had made ani Public utility and food shares gave i oe eecre ‘ morning at Denver. in the Texas | by two city detectives, who mae | W. English of Fast wag | Salary increases amounting tO wisible reflection tirroughout Italy.| Panhandle and in New Mexico. | Judge George W. Eng ament . eran iway before ygcontinued pounding. | 0 ying bond at She! | agreement with the grand = jury 4 ed him for jumping bo : l p* Louis were “unfortunate,” am $5200 a month in the Department ae Mieatiawtinn of Ministers! silidlitain inthemiittinnentsintnteens "The practices charged in this case ah hile a concentrated selling attack | aw 6SerreewGn OF hls eco 7 } é fae practic neluding an ad- bas “S EVANGELINE BOOTH SAYS DOG | »svite. 1., one of ene many places | AT A S70 SIENAL 2: did not always use good taste vepyright, 1926, by a Cc. Fisher," "rade Mark Reg. U.S. Pat. Office.) * 5 - ~ ) . eh she eots rv ee - - wes a ee seas perwererpecwnses 7 2 Sramummnenarse tnt a FT a ir ott Pe ho se ’ 4 ete , mi ee we ros 4 = Par ona “in vs . regen nee ov viru ‘ ° — ° Ps - r ~~ raanied ev fearon aa ._ = eee ly ete g “ 4 “ Yin GEER Os ; ery 7 aati ag PRR MR “oa Rg gE RS a. 8 PN EI Oe ‘ to - eet ee are : ae = . ae Ses ee ew : Sess As i 7 oe 2 ac, * 7 — . , " ant ‘ 2 . 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The salary increase measure had. the shrewd statesman wishes to Hiness by going a a “May we see you 6utside: re- Co., when Pollvogt stopped his @U-| known to have concurred in the 3 ee my _ ee a Yirector of P get out of the political mess while chy tomobile at an automatic stop sig- | majority report recommending im- miter 7 omega alee 6 tigen a RYRD MAKES TEST FLIGHT 0% ach RRS - ee there is still time and live in ex-| Miss Booth became seriously ill; pie halle ain > peachment, which was filed in the prisoner shall be placed in a cell, —~ 6S lic Utilities Wall. hae tj ape 2 eae’ ears before (Christmae Qee' Informed that he was under ar-/} nal at Lindell boulevard and Eu- u : : hoc’ ar : not more foree being used than is! Thpree-Engine Fokker Monoplane The Board of Estimate disap- ee tees heh ar te ee ght in February she woke ox. | rest. the evangelist reminded the clid avenue at 3 p. m. today. mit youerday: 02. Ch a ae =a - at « ; ae OF: oi . t }s e necessary to overcome resistance.| for Arctic Journey Tried Out. sroved a proposal for creating a ; eo “ detectives that he was holding re- > : ” ‘ cae rs of the force are strictly By the sec iad the jury told Chief Gerk to | Officers found the place desertad. hat 'derzoni to spread propaganda | tillery.’”” he. remarxed as he lifted Kom: we 7 > mem iy ve in 192% — hours, sn nate “4 sec- Feribed as ‘menacing and cone a. . . as : ’ t r o € ? | 4 ‘ f »¢ > > ee ‘ ‘ > ig . "” fe; : 008e between putting a aton 6 | P ARTS COMMISSION REJECTS against the dictator. lout 16 half pints of moonshine bou geo pri pr ‘ose pre wade our epi plane vad and he is pronoune B de POllce brutality’ or having several | 7 iwhiskv 3 sis 0 n ment. € ed for commercial purposes. “not without blame’ 4 | ‘ Rossi's story that he was rushed | “SY. tes : bs 0 . ; . + ; : pat eas , 5 aa ae : The forme e s @é ° , . a f his officers indicted. | Features in Next WILSON MEMORIAL DESIGN. to the frontier by motor car is. Spring planting was .over for | fhe indictment against Delk re- SS Pats gaye Fhe peice wep | The report concedes that his diss f y ’ -j ; 36 aT a Yt gs ‘ » ee : 1 oe . , “he mag mi. ay ’ y . re mos. . ’ ’ 4h : What action the cram jury will S d ’s Post-Dis atch ' | ridiculed in Rome. It is said there Gahe Green, 41 years old. He yen sulted from the visit of two girls Risteide at the tdited States harment and jong suspension fra; & it ake in the case probably will not | unday p Vetoes $2,000 Project of Czecho- that he went to San Remo in a) t#ken to Central Station with 'to his tent at Shelbyville in Sep- oye Sr ious ate | Practice wag ee unfortunate wee se be known until it reports April 2. | Ex-Prince Carol and His Royal Slovakian, Jugo-Stavian and sleeping ear | thalf pints. ae 1904 Se Is vigedt bes ee es af : many | cucrence.: Set See ee “h, :' eet af | _opianicak elie i ter . 924. ne of ie irls ° nutes, 3. seconds. f vi it _™ . . : Should it vote indictments aga'nst | Romances — A morganatic |] Polish Kesidents. The Mussolinists are sav ng’ sbipsoeted ‘ . Curtiss- Martin oan acking that Judge English procee t¢ police officers, its action would not wife, a Prineess, a sweet | Special to the Post-Dispateh , that Federzoni timed the escape, BUTTERFLIES MOVE AS CLOUD. later charged that Delk inad me Bs ed from any wicked motive and the 4 " ; oie ‘ : ss se ciiiee . oa ; « ee ot — ‘ he Without precedent, inasmuch as heart and two ehildren fig j WASHINGTON, March "6. to coincide with the Chieti trial of | hugged and kissed her. He denied . WOODLOCK CONFIRMED Incident ie totally insufficiens ‘ee a) the preciding grand jury, in Sep- | ure in the story of this mem- |] \aintaining that when a memorial) Rossi's fellow-accused in the Mat- Northward Migration Travels at 15 this and asserted the case was a maintain -a charge of impesen® a Sb res tee Po! Semen her_ of a reigning family who is built in Washington to Wood- , teot! case, the object being to fill Miles a Day. [_ AS MEMBER OF | C CG. ae : i] arged variously with assault and | has beeome plain ‘‘ mister.’ Wil it shoul | j ‘foreign newspapers with accusa- By the Associated Press : The $800 bond which Delk fo: - ee The report mentions an editoriaf 1 batter, oppression in office and ; The eestor Traitor rr te row ison if aioe d ef Ageqiate : ¢tnne against the Prarctias PALO ALTO. Kel Saech 26. A | feited by leaving Shelby ville had senate Votes in lavor of His Ap- published at about the same timed ; gm eee ee | almost incredible infamy and the result of Cee 2 Shadowing of Rossi ‘cloud of butterflies is moving! been posted by Mrs. Effie Plerce, pointment, 50 to 26. } in the Post-Dispatch In whielp ae be] ae e he : " - ) ; in } , ‘ ’ > > ’ . af . t poe ‘ i . ™ 4 4 , P — sg s p ; . Ju * es ‘* a d to have heen committed ee Once Minister of War, he be- 'tion with authority from Congress, Aecentini te enict ii pilin eae northward over the peninsula be-: 4 67-year-old widow, who had in- py rhe Assoctatet Press nc English was criticized for: j f io see moral'ty squad And in traved his country in 1915. the Commission Of Sie: io Ross'’s flight and subse nob. tween here and San Francisco terested herself in his work. | He WASHINGTON, March 26 rerusing Jury trials to railroad shop pag ‘Qu0r cases pate | , : rejected a design for a memorial outs ee oe eee , hi has maintained a correspondence Thomas F. Woodlock was con. Strikers in contempt cases. - at}: | An exile, he died recently in Scat nahal? of Cle licist activities as a tremendous Automobile windshields are be- | basal . ! , ’ es ae nere officers George Upton. — the paupers’ ward. Se age Mi pon f of Ozer peel blow. Fearing just what Was hap-|ing ehscured by the tiny travelers. with her and exhibited rn recent firmed by the Senate today as a Opinion as to Jury Trials. ay alter Bauer. Fred Camp and) — ee va fan, JUgO- oe OuSs pened, he had prdered that Rosat The butterflies, flving in a thick | letter in which she wrote, “Go od | member of the Interstate Com- It is true, says the report. that MW cme cert are Scheduled for /// any Drclaliet Ent stin beigmcegagrdmeriengery es d be shadowed day and night by mass. start off at dawn and cover bless you. | merce Commission by a vote of 50 the Supreme Court subsequenti¢ ou tr : : | — rest esig “te side . i x s ot. rial April 19 in Judge Calvin Mil- | a Soc ah sis Pe ae lee, ; Kanon en ye babi ag four Fascist detectives and that|/a@bout 15 miles a day. Prof. R. W. Mrs. Pierce has. been a very to 26. /held that defendants were entitied “i ; : “* oi . i ’ % é « « : ' : * i ag vole cee oF the Court of Cr m- | a te t daughter of the f | 5 . stints ‘in we calieat | his house be kept under the strict-*| Doane of the department of ento- dear friend, Delk ¢xplained. “One - to jury trials tn such cases, but it ‘48 . “ : ; & « ae . « wis 7 orton. In that investiga: | Pe olg Mar of Curzon, With iaiine xe to which pain: — steps, est surveillance imology at Stanford University sug- day she told me I ought to have AMERICANS UY ROYAL LINEN isthe opinion of the minority that: 4 eehs es and Ter oe eye ‘entrant’ the Fourteen Points Therefore. the dictator is con lrests that although their migra-' an auto in my work and she fae the Associated Press. | Judge English did not intend to de. nt t . ’ . j . . . 3 ’ - . ' : et 7 : ns = : ” ig the yee Kaiser spent four hours In ; | Behind the figure, reaching above | yinced the man’s escape must ‘tion must be a short one, due to the pressed two hundred $5 bills into LENINGRAD. March 26. —Royal | "Y jury trials; he merely meant '@ H Strand jury chamber. Utopia Down nth pila | the head was a shaft of marble. On have been arranged by the very brevity of their lives, there are in- my hand. I used the money to jnapkins and tablecloths belonging | pospone them. The testimony of * att ei at Hearing. no jails, no jobholders, no | the other side of this shaft and’ men charged with watching him , dications that they came from buy a car, which I still have. I to the Romanoff faniily are in| this point was that Judges English fi south of the Mexican border. | never asked her for a penny at {enormous demand in the Unit j | told Karch he considered it “at ts Dennis, after his release, “@xi.cb- | | back of the war President was @ ty prevent it. %In this connection ‘“d amass of bruises on his body and Maintained that for several | ‘feminine figure of America With jf might be pofnted out that, as Ford Buys Old Stage Coach ae ae aa a frequently con- States. Entirely new and bearing, insult to the court to have lawyerg raised arms. Members of the com- ytiniser of the Interior, Rederzon' |, ine seamen Ae ag *h. ranch ae yi fro fight be, ;the coat-of-arms of Emperor Nich- | ers for jury trials tn thea¢, ission found fault with the de- ), ae diate aunewten. of! "ws : f ootleggers, ogether, she do-iolas, tens of thousands of pieceg uf | (4808 , 3 m as the immediate sup NORTHBORO, Mass.. March 26, , nated from: $5000 to $6600.’ me eo PEE AE AE AALS IE IE days he was unnble to move except : : With great pain. Ata preliminary Other Features—Second chapter sign and they objected also on the 11.4 police force. An old stage coach, formerly op-— ‘this table Ineng have been sold }y' Touching the Ineident in which: ’aring before Judge Gayer. he- of *The Outline = of the ,ground that there was no authors | It is said that when Mussolini | eres ant aod Ueuekt . by. Mew During his stay in Shelbyville ithe State to Amgrican buyers, win Judge English summoned Sheritte and John Has vie tatativ cicavieedl Arts.’ by Fi. G. Wells. Fie ‘ity from Congress for the niemo- heard of the escape he flew into ai yary Mentzen in 1916 for presenta- Delk reported that three men fired Ut them home to relatives and and State's Attorneys of Washiogs With burg slary, seid Prnnd after tion ineludes a grim story of rial. ‘terr'ble fit of rage. velling con- tion to the Historical Society, has on Mrs. Pierce's home while he friends as gifts. ‘ton, Marton and Clinton count : Dennis rene@ated his starv. identify- i Naples bv the late Joseph The memorial was to have cost : stantly, ‘| am betraved: Tam sur- been purchased by Henry Ford. It. was visiting there. He fired back. The napkins are of the fines into his court. and denounced ther: i ins the three officers on the men Conrad and a jolly tale of $200,000. Authority for the erec- | rounded by traitors.” His first aCil was a fea'ure of the parade when His habit of carrying weapons “for Holland linen, are large enough ‘o for alleged failure to co-operate . ne said “bused hin He named Americans: in Havana bv tion of such a mem wie’ ial ee | was to summon Fede eani and or- Northboroe celebrated her 150th an-| protection” brought the sobriquet serve as tea tablecloths and cost | enforcing his injunetions agar t eee _Renekamp and Eugene || Richard Washburn Child. ot the Communica, an a. ‘Gealbecd oa Pha 2 “Column 2. niversary recently. a —— 2 ne ee Continued on Page 2, Column & | Cntinued on Page 2, Column 2. —_ = ; _ .. ; : be» ' P * zs - ‘ : Pt sateenchanalianaies wenneaaiinmenaia wanes ast — ' ig Oey wea ie Eig i: ee

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_ ae I . | 7 . 7 * — & rr wa FF ew Pe ee er _— “Se Bree £3 2/4 SS ‘= sate vray aL. LOU “live officer. newspaper Siving Associated [’ress nows RS Bey Na at eh a - 4 a het - are Ro ear ee ee ON oe ee Feat a ea + Aes — laine ahr Je. ide 1 OISPA: ct KRIDAY EVENING \] ARCH %F 170°R “a a SL RARER 20, 1908 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH — a ah — we anaes - ~~ eiacunstteedbeases ia cea a teense lnneGnabepeini=aetier..1oes epee Soe ne a A A te eA Beet ae ma ve eel NTS OE WHILE — | FOUND GUILTY OF.’ ovonceo ‘QVORCES MAN WHO. PAINTERS DEMAND $55 wusvuwai $1500) wens ax sie mex on "WHAT COLLEGIANS SAY DAUGHTER UES WL} USING MONEY DUE “=> ELD Wm TWPST. «© FORA FIVE-DAY WEEK’ 7p puppy py "OO 1S ENOUGH TO WED | | ) J St. Louis U. Questionnalre Fixes $40 a Week and . we >, : wa Sa : ! at “04 nae nS I ' ss : a ; a Se : e f ek, a & ) and Mrs. Walter E. Kram- i — wm: Mrs Myrtle McGinnis Obtains Proposal for Increase of 714 cents an Hour - § ) ie ich Succumb to Pne 1 -i1¥- > ol oats |H. V. Gibstine, Officer of Mil-) #3. an eo “iat t aa | : Decree — Husband Was @ver Scale of $1.30 to Be Resisted ar : 4 = ! linery Company Had Reported | # * ak. EOE . £ FRADE BAIS MO OI Ca ales at Oe ; monia in 24 Hours : : ve ; Mona WM = 3 Lieutenant in 138th by E : ae 4 : Y mployers. Money Stolen From Home. » ae $1276 as Average. ~ Wright City, Mo., D = ij a - « usband and wife diedq 9% pney 7 rg Ys aie octor \I \ Herman V. Gibstine, treasurer ¢ : iig tien may marry safely, —— bags , ‘SU - y “ ‘rs Niyvrtle Mae MeGinnis ves- | ‘ 7 - , : F : sigan i iia ‘ nNerTreaea ¢f £0 rent ae fiAine , ‘ the hankrupt American Millinery 4% iur as financial considera'tiona a VYestergay. anid % UAURhter . a Gets Two Years for Em- ? rd - ve tas ik i ats la f ma A WaZe } i asf Oo} >! Cents per tj Building Interests of St. l.ouis : ee a j | . : | oe : MAINE a aivorcee from , | “ 7 ' — nO a (.o.. today was ordered by ledera! % are concerned, if he has a hastk has not heen toll of the dea: Poa : = iat day and a fite-day work week are, “!) Organization of contractors that _ ‘ “sz sare er p ha . x ; : Ie deat), bezzlin Interest . ; 2 Z ‘ Vire} MeGin Lis who was al ) } Nitkth enacesmmetiat ver cree ee : Judge Davis to turn over $1500 0 : account of $1276 anda eekly in- 6) arents, is seriouslv i}]) «+ g on - | the principal demands made by the avake eSSiutly resisted increased | .. } ) ir Ty) i eB tae ee a ‘ ; First . lie nant in th Seeen, «sie i sat dapat ’ wage demands hot loa) replace ; Sumi whieh ne had re e come of $4060 That is the average ; a i ar cn . - . F ‘ ' > i} 5 7 : " i ; ; c 4 ] -¢* , ? : " ’ ‘ iT j ng ‘ - y . e 4 at >? . . ‘4 i , i : : , ' ,' BVLICe 10 (Nei Cmpyoyers (ocay.| ers’ Association, is president. of the! spring bank” at his home at 6083 Cents Os Louls University in & rs Marv Kramlich. 38 Vears : tk gl ‘ iO pe nig] With a stenog } “i : i een me : ay i Kinesburv place on Feb. 13 } i poll or Matrimony conducted by ; — re 13, ts ; Be EF Pies : ee i fie ize demand. based on an Associated Building Interests and ' ‘iain a # . 3 ae i , Gied a Mat iospital at : _ 5 tf 7 ; sp / Zé $ for which hy faced Mann acti, ' has been actir , The $1500 was realized on the ie ee a PE Be the Varsity Breeze, a student news- : + | ° ; -es 1 HAN A E REESE Pah Snot ee ig j §-lour day. renpresenis an i! (etrRse | tad ) ia eave 62h Opposing w age ; pee , ox 2 eo Rca ; oy Des Seraday morning Sh, o ' ae fe . rs | Charge His wife at that ti} Saree -) , 5 , 7 ' dem: Wisin ax wan P24: ~"'tsale by Gibstine of 166%. dozen | ; paper @ | : : . OT : . es j 4 - Li i * dl Lilia tjryie il c! § 4» CeTiwis oONe} i tie press " scale | ‘ blawynas & t me radii Bins ai - } ve > - : pbeen il! about a week and her / FROM 1908 TO 192 4 e $1 f 5k. davs and! The present ists | ot: flats. When he failed to turn the! ‘ ' While some students refused to a " , ‘ . | SiIS ‘ , P.? ie Le ; iN G -OQa ; ‘ } eu -hHOUr (ta “ was elcceee. me + ‘ , " sad ae B, at 9:20 o'clock last night Mrs. Louisa Knippenberg of . inden Ee ket Pho dew ated in| fully resisted o> ra {im do so and Judge Davis took | || qjand “the harmonic phase.” many ’ » others de: lared they had deter- : : - $3 Ry ° ra ISCaG Ye Maron Yi a OUVeSTION Halt SET QO al Pproprt- Fe: fOr Gdecre@ases working time . eS mam thea 7 , Britically 11, suffering fror a. Charles Said Dr. En A. tors of unio: : : as been characterized | esterday after a hearing é ee ee ee eee + ri Lf : ‘ 8 «] ae etrors r wurie Shops p fie emn- | S tee cnare erized by einploy . ( ‘ _— fisl financial ; imonia She too, has bean i] : F ; | if I 1}? ] | piOVErS a Ked if 1 favor thelers a} ffort te est J (Jibstine fails to compl with Ps 4 , SuUCCeRSTU Pnanciat equipment, ”? Zz} ‘ fas ; is ~~ ij ' & ¢ amis ‘ ae ay. i | ee as «li PRCT t ; ee i L@ Aaj} ERs s . j ‘ ~ . ine : ta wee} Fluesmeier ailed to urn i ae se al . ei ” : ;'he order he is liable to punish- doubling or. tripling the resources j reap jioge i} eoing itn } [Viens \ Week rie Car row Oriil ai ifn¢rea Tre dey } | | ! de ee iment for contempt of court which % 2a a we Ne iy mS me: of their own parents when they ap- r. and Mrs. Kramlich are sur. od ey ere * 1 ar eur Over $5600 ‘ i} j Liereed iLmLer } US qaduring the slack 1 riod oo ie ADO! Wit ne five-day 40-nHor ' ; , 9 ‘hed the ltar ] hy two daz ughters. Evelyn and . Fie ' Ee poe Peas ilies 8 \ ‘ 4 VI “eee 9 “a pea ‘ iy eoOuld take the form of Inyprison- ¢: p> praaciner } wits ; Ee : . f Are Ss GAISMIsSsed. Iletu -} proxinintely Nov t. £0 maren 1.1] Ween force more painters would | , ; ; e The most optimistic reply was why, » Years old. The latter th hi “A . MeGini ; An uttached memorandun 1 Is | hat to } Dp! : ; jmmenmt in the St. Charles (‘ounty | 27 ’ f ‘ ' sf aC ile Piber dic ‘ ! J CAT AIS | 4a? ie oe eripioved to ,.ret the | . : , ‘ TR 4 »y} ’ : ? , aying with relatives. : ae rivate + itsat with .1 Wage eenvand stating | int k d _ {Jail until he obeys the Court's in % given by a dental school student, : sealed verdict = ae >: ae j : aha ' ‘ ™ ‘ ii bi 8 5 Val : me@emialid Se se pease alnoun OT Work done wi nin |. , . ; > / ©) ¥ et, > ; . ; ts ime ral ceryvices for both wi)! he A 1 i ‘ i 37 To faits in & bee ds Vi ‘ -®@ ‘} my Ot iit ! ert rs t oa } eyiit gr) ' 1 » % ; Str l' lot} . ler the order the & ; who wrote: To expect a man - , . , i bet if ; , i VAT i i] ii @ ye] ‘ suit 4 pire! ITi¢ “Op. OVETS.AlsSO pwuint , . ae lhave 2H - riz » 6 if. from the Pleitsch 1 ndertaking the penicentlars wasS returned ‘o- J Om? sa i far 21 , 1. beat 4+) PS Piers +] ee : 4 : money must be turned over by next have $2000 at marriag is admit 4g a ; Or sic pe ani\ 111 he $11 igure O the a That union paintere in) ca: eG able but to sav that $7000 is an be]. 56956 Elas’on avenue, at ? day\in @ireult Judge Landwehr 4 iaiite “a sound Nou: Mas finall -j t ag f to alli St Wednesaa } , 6 ; Le ealiqy iT Ss ‘ ‘ } ‘ on CPRCTCESN. Was | allv arrived a aS Tall Oo al _ Louis recelve a ener scaln ial ‘ absolute prerequisite-for auccesefty! ck Monday afternoon Buria! ‘Sena i a1" . ; [or }- | A | ’ ie 4 ? Pronate ‘Se ‘EP Dae: i "QTC ?} ec : a . ‘ ivce Ted tha , y> ) 9 ¢ * I Y? 4 ; , mrd (is i { ‘ ! a oe ; t S ¢ i> i ee V4 thy } "ere ‘fg. is ’ ; as : , . meer orf \Wy or} cits \j . tries fo 1) 4 iTipPe foe hit \ Rf ~ Wi tnre zee ptio ~ er Dwore testif} P d that after taking sematler than $100 a month would - T + . ' « ne ! : : way : S S44 ° sim 4 ee a - , ’ ; AA ’ ‘ Lida ‘ Aite £)>N Heeb th Seeenen lees © o> f @ | LIng T de nmnian«cds nr ren hers of the As. . - x i Meine aye ed h — ffi dent ‘* any age: Man Killa Self. by Jury yestérdaay for tie embezzie- eye from n Sseness | ey ae , art . : over his position he sent a demand | EE ee a se SUIT = ne SeHesSS | enirplovel md the union 1 Thine De S&LOS OrKers “Nion., ar ryan ‘ ‘Si ‘ ah ’ , j 7 Dispaic mer! of S 1; rou ay Hbonjds and 7. 600 ee The] } } ; TIw.anynsS aymMa? rf ty (117e | { \] ‘ ‘ 4 ® ; a VIBan LO he Officers of the eom pany Poy Hard Siete Phot hasvors Partly Marriage. ‘ anew : 4 7 : : a : y77VN’ ais et awe ie ‘ ‘ . .’ owe 7 Ge: 2a IPC ISIONM ALG Zation yt Y Orit anne . 7 F 7,1 ‘ F , , ap Ta a : a - ° , Te nN SEAPOLIS Minn., March r cee a oe =" mien r antthe firm's moneys On Feb. 17, | MRS. DON AL, D SHY 1A) Mc ‘ORD.| A medical student, who declared a interes! during li; Vears i€ Tae | 8 SNC Billa Reatipecian > ‘ al 'OSSIHIiIties of 1! ainters gait nerease vee ir Oe 7 : apne ; ’ ” o rere on Veare nid ; > fal l I. UTE: yERG HL. MeG a aes a i hg COT Ts *] 1g) ii? he Said. Gibstins turned over $270 > io man should marry before ied j= ] ; : ; ; ; i } : ae | 11, 5 ‘ P ; i acai Rg I ; ry i : ae : ; . . + ratihters aid lie: orators ASSOC la- Inand will alsy ne resisted emnilov- | which (zibstine later eport ec ae | | monia! venture until he has saved a it - . ii / : ex ; iai > (| , ' 1 i} ; ; : I ’ ‘ i r} | ry t mmmoar: 4 , | i 4 ; ry 7 ) ; ~ ‘i¢ } i ! : : ~ | Gon is affillated with the Associat-,ers have indicated } having been committed on Feb. 13. ! |$3000 and has a good income. An- — es ; : ; Mg ) : , a Z A . ; : ; - ; : . «i ~~ > if ,% \ Sil Py ici \ : ‘ — 7 Late i ] learned or 7 ilé $ ] 2O% i : other who advocated rnarriage be - (ij lis ; rte . aaulen Pr. . . ] ' ! . ‘ . ; j r¢ i] i>} 7 ’ > i “* js ee = +. r es I* “wa-™ | 7 ¢*?¢) ; >Y } j Tesmeier M YA 7 | geal R« celyver Ty ort said “and ' 'fore the age of 2 >. declared sian ” UlSa : ride i ‘ 7 la +h f. , ? She Is ; as hurled froma cliff ove: ragl nd two of] . , Sea ——. P an lear +) ' lelephones ATCIILS . > a ; = ; fre in ai , ] ff ove er. Bruce iT) pavine! t fry a per- ¢ . i j NEiller alert Cor Nicove rrie*gil ia) fic - Both Votorevecle Rider and \ ictim | j artis q of he rcrty bh ep he nor I difficult te exercise an anption mm ¥ TT? ~~ ) oe : bY abe i} .¢ ¥ . 7 ) j } a ‘fy ? 2 ; ’ : qt T 4 i ' ! ° VA . ‘) Y* 4 ’ e . « : Ps . } . ‘ PS 4 ¢ » a . ‘ e* Be ile LIS: ISSip pl His . Mi) sonal ce ry! tie cas r® @4n seg on Chil nd } CTU Hai C Aoreed tt) : , . cuit Biinys ama Hi-~ Dex ‘id LODO bt . sults r hractured BRonue- pue@aas Was ust We Inéesda uv | er) Bride cot VA idow Cy Site ithe venrier ey he wrote in Sllp- 10 vears ago and her husband : a as 4 orienteqg: for 7 place and p . , ‘ane o Z he filed his anewe , . ut - ° ‘ : is; hond toda... after his e PrOTHne@y are- 7 a > tor Nattlerne: ‘ " = a 3 ‘ thie Wail ¢(a~ Autos Lscapes jie } Oo filiS answe to mn applica- \\ a4 . (Cruis i port of his plea for vouthful mar T. Price, is serving a life se: ‘eat win te . 3 bioie VE PAM OELUIC MCT, INCI 207 atid - ering Or) ts ‘ \ sid i a ‘ior er OT ise : - nounc ‘i a 4 19 | t Orbiqd i> t« " ‘i i t ‘ ‘ ‘2 : : . riages ; 4 | oon, & | - . ‘ ‘ ‘% . , %fad - i . pO ijé] rid) ° “ ie - : > . ' . 4? ee : \ for the crime in Stillwat-: sough* inogg Announce: e 2 é ; pre Office Frey Liat iD Gas ; Gibstine testified he had sold the Miss Elinor Maxwe!}l, writer of ‘nother dental student placed with . ; ’ - i Wa ca =e yn th. rrp iies 4 f} + ‘ ee i *\ ove + . arte om . nN, lor I. }*®sSsImne@ier W ac fXEeCiDT OF O° bes ry ss . mer 17*d ihe wt i aed slaained ¢ s¢*t) ; _ t¢ ‘ i : 7. ‘ ha _ . proiect tiie inierests of } Tio at d Manga dZilie StOries adaus! . P r onetary prerequisite at A sal- ° eee py ——- * a . - err . @ . \] x } a .. ; ~ e . ; ‘ - : ie i ri - ’ : - ' / ; ‘ } P } ' nl of NI a : nd \ ! al Woillia ry} ‘ ’ » : shop helley of Michigan Dics. e $79.000 estate of Herman Kuip- WASHINGTON, March 2¢ “ | dstedake - =a iiss Is University Drive. Traffic Po- Teditors and had taken the mor eV ia Aegon ‘ a ary of from $150 to $200 a month : ' ; r2a.% ¢ tf 33 — ‘ , : } a’ ‘. . “a a i : bs . sne put the-: Oneyv in the hed that earlier in the ay she* had income at $2500 - a year and as to or (;rand lapids, died at his ‘ i settiemen: ot the Taen Arica On- UH OU Was (37 ‘ tent phj eT R Was el t) . Ee eek P - re , es eprings for safe | eeping.”’ Cibstine been mal ried to Donald Shyio M } r) | scount noted “no more can}. MN ‘ . ¢ V@rsity ‘{ Line bye ‘3 oe y Sa, , maths p here today. He wae 65 vears Ae amnioves testified that [)r rover Insanit reg oe : ? I>. : vo i ek Hea atndee in feud aa Said That was on Jan. °9 From ord ai Gireat Neck 1 whom ‘ul than is necessary to pay the ex. An embolism was the cause Finesnieier received interest on the Arrangements for e pr luce e, Bul whe : person army engine f not fis so his home directly in the path of time to time | made collections and . : ag Agi aipaage ie Fo ene | penses of the wedding trip.’ path. The Grand Napids IMNo- honds end deposited it to his per- or nediation hhe Secretary iia =“ sued 1 Hi % ‘ “4 i ft) select: Pols ager of : molto} le Gavin said added to the accoint or took money | © ae naies A voune woman ettiirdent of one comprises the northern part eenal account in a Wright City ae now going forwa now fguardian to cont , St. Louis’ Coliseum, also made Marcps was removed to Missou- ‘T°™ 1! to pay bills and expenses.” |... ae igs , a» performed at | of the corporate colleges Volume wer Mic} igan hank over a neriod of vears The Spondence beliwee \A 5 VI hye F « Cite. /« é ‘ lO He ror ala lo Sa ptist Sahitariun ‘his mor: He testified he had anen NO ihe paste: oe ge a } sep wit lteered the observation. “Tf I realfv " a : P , . ‘ ry 1 . ® ‘ . pe é iad \ iT} , 7 ; Seurlock. 81, Ties in Tiling «. hornds tilemjseives were ruled ou of and Santiago and fturmi We re ari é; mh? i? wn AAAS s PSA nig fY suffered a fracrur d oright money home sbigkegen ise Harry Ziebo? hurch there and s , byt: ao aia loved a man | would marry hing if md ats Wo | =. irs e {ris ; 43 president of ti te financial . . ' i 4 grt ‘ative ry Wash an 4. a P . ‘ , > ae & th s ‘ ‘ 2 ; ‘ . ‘ : A 1. NN f f The freas} Son ney s : ig : i may @ ii¢ M2AVOr § a . ty } f . ; at ti 10 ~' Of New York. His bride © (ther amswers ranges i 4 ' person 10 meer Wi: me , . ot S852) hae OT Xe Se lia departure i niovement?t te recail a he apout his disposition of S ahout 36 She is a4 sraduase of ({F''e* from nothing to 616.000 ih tary hellage for a round fable |reieaq wit ns NE i the Mavor was launched a lee! Ty ost Dispa se funds He had kept track | Mars nstituts and he. bank and from $100 to $50 3, ‘ t « i " * ‘ . , Te “ed ’ ™ - , . 7 ‘ | f ; "a7 . a ? 7? 1 : ait ‘ ce discussian of a ASP e jie é Shi ar ing in M ma? BT. Am rgeani (HiIC AGO Mare} ) \\ ' OF Them: on aslip of paper, he sajid \\ ' ended th income ef the property fo. | years ‘ Sit] rT ‘ i ’ wow ee ane” imnoni preot MISNuite. OT Me Te) pe pt 7 rajila! mr at. ." vy, mas . 17> h . eb: . Si, oT 1h) eh: r) tana. and the slin had: hea) itole ’ i ] wall t : ) x NTWORTH CRED TORS secretary) 0 orfer sus SSistawMice | telepnoy gE ne Dias hi €HIPIO and 18 about to hegin. circulatin a hOUSEs Buving s huss and walked off with the money in Miss “If the college Maxwel] B advent tre +} student observed. Aas he CO lif H Wala oo i is l ry? ’ ri? 1 £) . +r i6 i : ' i ’ +. »? ary» ot hy r x" , } c an. hed« : L } . : — : ‘ Ps 10 GET 100 CENTS ON DOLLAR ~ “el : 8 = ‘2 o : ites . : ; Or AeG pe b1OoOve es Le ug mod me €1 POOt Wn h Was ie asp M ft erary lie@id ¢ ONS sted of 1} é gpraduate cannot exist for several Her a § er 1? =) i. "¢ ‘ } mm’? s> reer are t bi wry ao} n ‘ , , » * . , ‘ * . 6 2 > > ° i s 4 , : : (fe fotry ” . | } ¢ id + Vo { ij J I ra 4 i iP iow é ? crt ‘ fe (lavor \1 j 4 sold this nory ' y } 1) a { {) . ()! te Teor Orntel? ’ fee hie ri bee rent MesTic’ Payments. POs] rn ¢ . j ' , ‘ears with an added ei9n0 in bank ' + » ‘ " ‘ j >T : 4 , ; Definite mnNnNoUNncerre Vas :' Miavo ePDurtler tioutd jeg nd ratior et , peccetary or the firm. had ‘threat-{ - : ; } ; ’ cent, but TI wontd RRONDALE, Ill., March 26.— the case by Judge Landwehr. inas- es 1x" = ced. Bhids au | 3 ; Ty = pene ty Metin ye igen Pe Se nd } tenth Wie. | amills Besides. informing her |"* @¢3 © Mave 8 > fall tt “* eine ; , mace at the Vhite House : ve. ed ot ' dy (la cs aida eu mm and ne was afrai le ‘ i , -¢ ’ fry) ot to Tal i curlock, &1 vears old, one of . much as thev were ‘aken up by e€ | : : ; pres ' © ans ’ ities ie a vnNO Said he skidded : : } mother and relatives hers Vis pe extremery as . . r : * } nas ' ; } = 4 - ‘ 3 4 + . + °r Ss — (Pi sd] ' i oot ew “Md ! : , ‘A Petia ye I ‘ > 4 ' ; >? | if ] ; ) ~ f 2 } ' - 4 tT} rigecd " t } f A! 4 | i tie he vs . i hae tis ‘ (Ue Pne Speeder \ as Tm? le POs! a , ora ba $148 netween | Pen rad Ney 5 a \] . Tica Tries A} rai $ SRL hank account, P 20 Nt gs . “ ' - aati a _ MINT es Sie Ways Orhut , —— : * oe +” ot ™ Vida | ohe Mntil 1914 1 loctor was joint The normal method in dipio , the Ma oO! pose of .ef- | apprehended van. erly . eet in rrnore T ! ; EWELRY for Knippenberg. a son, who was ; e Mayor was, Judge. sta : an | witower. havins a young gon. “He /*'* of the quesiiem eel ae 72 : 21° Her 17 lir i ed : ror ’ ’ ~ ™ | ' ‘ 4 ; ' ‘ $10 * - sia ‘ . ‘ . pa’ . rasnie (>! 1 ; ‘ ' tra! bank ij et. Easter costumes. Additional loveli- ness at moderate ex- penditure —- and of Ras tamed guardian for hKnippen-, herg. and continued in sole contro’? ermanen ? ps4 ' t ; 0 al | ’ ; p t value. = satiiaiiaiigiiaaai ing th S40) rejonty cf ‘ hs at oe tRr¢ ‘ cy? nid Mi, EVE? PONtrih +. } ‘ : in = “as 41 , : ta} de? i] A fas A. mene te e and A ile di Ferg NEES P : P 2 a rr d ™ # : " U ts] of ere ' ty 4 ottas go Wack to ? ‘or , is : _ ,¢ : . wins . ey ia ] Vea hed f WOuld hae Stiniect i 4) t ' ! j f - 7 . i] f ¢ ? ing : _— pub _—_ sivas . cCcHlrve mwriadewhta. . > ’ > . PE sat cs ‘J . i bia) 5 t i i] Thrilng ese 4) UpPOCiiCcs 4 .? "Se ik il’ AT1% Dey tole 1 S aASSiS(t AN! e { forma! ratiiication AT Poeek : : i 5; , 5 — ; Vilecrder “ere ence al 14 Years. . | . - = 4% os * 3 > * . ‘ j ~ , CitJizi : e- > “aft i e | . é & Fi it - * i ‘ “a . . i . it] ] ; bay 6: qs? QderTiie 1 fill o r) ore (‘reditors of ine detunhi pit ee Santiago. a ae ; . . , — : loseph Konick of Madison Was y ‘S hn : — . 3 j iif ; Sle eo F yt? . ry () . . / ae. ,? ? np p 9 - ’ . worth Clothing : .? ¢} o : : ’ i¢ , ? 7 (7 Na ni: 4 1 : ro & , , x 3 ’ ho ; f s ay? T)4 3 sv? editors . «> ‘+7 ,e one * er ‘ p ‘ | - : By - : .an itted he lling ‘ Rt | iS frothing aq Miiie te alle “a Viiadise =H ae ‘ us . . - m , ‘i * i “ . ‘ t- 4 ' T «> ' : ‘ \ p of —— . mr, S tryie ‘ i rif , , of “? . , ' a a hon cate whether Washinpeton pi nah , pecans : va ' re ; " . ; Ear ee haa ss _ és OONere | Geares beads 4 enstomer i'w Re opt ¥ ed rediiaors aire are i ward. in ‘aa: 1? 2 bia £00d ot ‘ L\ eat f ‘ “" 6 , i ’ 4 \7 « ' ‘ ‘4 rs } i EY 4 ees Lt 4 Mey Ls 4 * ; ‘ . } } . Pris ’ } } ’ 1 Te I ' ’ ee wes 4 KS 4} Se ey? 4% @> et e834 } = arf) b4e ase ict he shot im have pee ry] Da iti of pei : ©] i ‘ na the 4 tor) ii ne i 6 [-) | {) ’ rey S77 eY o Z oe i re?) rey * 4 i ¢ POrTeC Las revryerye r ‘ | tye receiver asks permission tO pay dispute Recen’ aonferences € C7} ' ner maiaen name Davis PU OTSiie? ay LEeWTLO le Rolte another 50 per cent, amounting [0 tween Secretary Kellogg former , resides with her parents, whose ad said its present independent poli-.! pa $34.098 The receiver is contesting Secretary lHfughes and Gen Per- iress she did not giv cles In county affairs would wing a ‘ A } : ‘ - s — Traini aiy q | ’ M9 ’ ( *\? 37.600 in claims. inciuding $5400 ; SNiINe. howeve! would naicats G$4°°, 6:7 Oem a6ninonr NAN aIne ‘VE Nas ece 2 Pest Oe > peked far by FEdward a ner, tor- that some scheme definitely to end | fa Probate Court Mondav it wae O'8anized tne Fred |. Kerth Realty) by = i 3 i ‘ > e } 7 aT) x } ct O* ' }ue ? ¢ reg] t ° . mer vice president $2200 by Ben /the long quarrel was under con- stated MeGinnis received #796 , oO. and \ ee —s ra > Artistic Furnishings 4 DOORS \ e Eisenberc, SQ jesmuan and 529.2905 sideration Ceeben veteran a Nrmpeneation estate "A y . . a —— 4 ‘ '*? ’ * ) rié ~ > a 7 ed NORTH OF by Levy-Kvanzberg Co. which was Gen. Pershing served for seve: fromi th Government .and has ell aa ae oo oe ms " . ~ ’ ° 2 ‘ oe ie Yas , NiW UNTON ; = a ‘ + , , monrtns in SO) a A Tr) er " -a% ,. €att i ‘ " , 17 } f BS , 3 _ \ ; : 4 j ' 3 merged vA an ¥ rot rey inn oO orvTn? i if chi si . j Iii ‘ a é i “a fan $0 ie , ifedg On i ; ry) , ‘ic . ‘ ’ Roan 7 i f tC 4) a is HHQ | res den? ‘api LJ1@ 7 A finer living room, a et q the Rrentwort) OF the pregisc ite MDI SS1O 2 = compensatic! ae @ af. , 4 / * ie ; Si } + dy ¢ . try ry, j ’ rh ; ne ‘ ,? nara 4 (% ge *4 75S ‘ . P 7 McGowan was appoinied receive Is understood to have at mest] Relati« : ‘ was . : 4 more attractive living * : thea & nited wf 4a ge ') Ts \ e ty, ‘ * ° « mnteore wt " o nrfrrarec tn agate | Of the Bren*tworth company fOl- | wee Ce pati : jh, ence = Hi franiegdg #4. BIrOSS «¢ ! are room and bedrooms lie $66 en Dee ke tne Fereu- ‘whoetner a fair plebiscite «couid ble $10 aint) ny) me ita peas ; ; p 606-08 Ww ilibaaniie Avenue——Thru to Sixth Street en! in Chie if ore 11h. ay a ; ee ee League . Apofeate Wi ar g , ( Is $1 ess é : i", i f - Bon-MeohWKinnes compan with ad ‘ ; : ‘ MicGinnis WW his Vas " an : ; : th the added com 4 | ; H10r-(7enera 1 aiSS11e} gageciared :' tye LeaNuHo A , ‘ ow ' T Which the Prem? ime 4g con- —_ rtea Ge aArrers ‘OINT £B eo 2 ; 2 ust Two Short Blocks pe Brentwoti! nly yesterday that although prep- ,- ~ a fort that accompanies ‘ Oils - 2d ia cia — , ‘ , ~ * . : | } A { High Pri nected. He has asked to be re } o. | 138th in the A. E. F., was wound een: apoomagaten: Jammer SATURDAY MORNING SPECIAL 9 T0 12 ; aif s i. i ; ; { Li ; rs. Shown in pumps, Ox- Yesterday at Flaston and Hodiamont; @! 4 meenung has dele, a Ca 5) Trap stvies Low, medium aVen: Les ry ~~ Nurse i the rng res advocating postpone f f . 4 a No mal tyle eres tie inieieialiae ‘tor onder traws - WIG-LE d Oo matter what 6! chine 10 Hodiamo! and Wells ave- ne regzgistratio) iQ e > mind, vou'll find it here. 65.06 and $6.00 ' 4 af s . ers ; ‘ Hues. where fhev overtooh it and;'o aecide ihe sovereign?) i the ter. . + : : ’ —e rliory. as vetween Chile and f’eri ' The commission also defeated FURNITURE ~ DECORATIONS — DRAPERIE Newest Easter Styles! 1117-1119 LOCUST STREET : ie WOoOe Woo PRD OAH ll, Allin 1 the ather @ - In Respectful Memory of \ears old. *T?} a ian introadarnced ; ten '¥@ Prisoners, both of whom are/| motion introduced D5 Alan ! 2 ? : pe > . S¢ tara rf 4 l*one ®n parole from Bellefontaine Farm, | Frayre Santander o!} e | Se OY & Our share of the greatest spe- cial purchase made in years. AG Mit led stealing the coupe from Vian delegation, aemanding le ot ae terrjt oe - «a . ol . = ‘ front of 3447 <Aiberta street | tralizatior Wednesday bigiit. the police said. The registration therefor: Gcorge Judson ess afier a Ford sedan which they had, understood, is due to begin satu: stolen Be\era hours earlie: had day although Maz. Gen. Lassiter, ' Founder and President ravers POST-DISPATCH New Enlarged “zz” COUPON How to Get It For the Mere Nominal Cost iit Noe | * Menufecture and 7 run out of gas ar they were driv- the Americay hairman, deel. Yours for a Song ' lesthle “a 4 ME in Tower Grove Park i“Byr no means have al! the pre because of our |auisite to a fair plebiscite De ¢ ————— tremendous pur: chasing power Hundreds of Styles New Easter Colors ACRS COMMANDER oe een, inderinit post. | This Store Will Be Closed ponement measure was defeated © 6 7 ® Po oe . le ; 4 ‘ 4. moor N. } a:.s, now detailed hopes that appropriate sategua ds 1 Day j ith the National (j;uard at St. Au- for the plebisy ite will be provide A a EUstin rs) - ] q 1€ has been assigned as The neutralization of the terri- | 27 1926 as “OMmanding office f the Sixth sipastf f tralia | Saturday, March ’ ; . $ $3. 50 Low Shoes Pair a real barge!”. ais brs 7? tents. tan Fathers ee —_ r SMP ws tory bv the substitution of neutrais hia cil 5 Infantry and of Jeffereon Bar-!¢oy aii the Chilean forces ané Co - UNIVERSITIES Distribution ; ~~ * Was announced today ble therities in the zone. was denied j \ Worth Maen, ; DICT IHC \ ARY Coupon 2 4 Shoes— ny te eo. David L. Stone. WhO ihe grounds that tHe arbitra’ Times the : ra f and +4 fan toxford for se sth POUEVeEd resents to ro 1oO President Coolidge. ha 1 airendv J Sale Price! | : aT Oo - aes fit tet: ss : Shington for staff /duty cided the question in his not: Piepateh this © — ’ Col F : MAIL ORDERS te ‘oe 2:18 WAS appointed a sec o 10 winety-cight cents te coves Bd lieutenan: ¢; Ma, %. LS S58 Arid Aaa iijed to the lie hteenth Miellon (,0iIng to Rermuda. ie ‘a ‘ o ; : ‘ Tn #, : #*@ 4** dies : ss é a f) Ont ry lie h; ith By the Agsstciated rere ’ - . ; aS Since served wl ' V4 ee a ; . . ; “or . e ve he ” < ‘ Saar Tl : arious rePular aTIYi\N outfits and / \\V ASTIING: et AS Viar< f} .° end Jewelry Company Wo 1 — . mm O« »~ ATelt ann wi! lena rt ort me agn WHae detaiied aa a retary Afello: 7 8 aepat tom a ona! uaTrd te| for Bermuda. expecting to remain i ” ' Arno ie te f,us am 3 2iriiecinr (on nje | fo i ? X\ £ — Oth and OVive ~ s- E. (Corner teer3? . yr 4 ; j Fan sry ty fey { aster? lle W ; a4 Ulva n { oinone (,eorge | i ff ae me ” : ‘ sis If by mail, include 8 cents postage up to 150 miles; 10 cents up to 300 miles, or for greater distances ask your postmaster for rate on 3 ibs mo ‘elanited Dietiona New special York, Manufacturer a ——— ‘ Priand rey . charge of the pe ACCOM Pa llieG oh iuass Alisa M1. , POR. will rever te his former ‘ys! fan. his daughter, and Paul Melion y St. Louis evening OB Pxecu ive officer. a son. = ‘ ress news service. | ‘ . * ° . a & | ,

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iy St. Louis evening l’ress oows service. { ST.L9 Aedes ane ~ ——— ee nn _ — ee — en nate TT ge ADVERTISEMENT _ = two Fined: —— cane equasdbianquestaeesnanmegumemnns sane } i} to the Post Disratch. pleading g™ ty = CENTRAL A. 17} March | ee drawn vehi “jes at a son. FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH 26, 1926. ee ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH! en a No Sashes on Vehicles. | costs in Justice - 4 ere wach fined $5 and |througno the city. a Court here, after operating horse- nN — without lau. ing 10 Comes at Night || —— The sudden hoarse bark of your chi) a i the middie of the uight may be the ene 1 gd of croup. It comes with ®tar- ting swiftness and means instant acticn— delays are dangerous. One smal! doe of | Dr. lakes Glesseco relieves croup withi5 | 15 minutee—without vomiting. Endoceed by doctors and druggists: 50c a bot Le worth $50.00 at 2 a. m. | Sper : °F a ee : oo + “~ re When Croup P. H. Bridges and F. H. Henson, | lights. The mes we WATCH FOR oe ume WEEK ! LOOK AT YOUR FURNITURE al SOLD BY HARDWARE, PAINT. FURNITURE DEA Fs RN INR RMIT as tal UL ROM ag tata i CW OO I AS Ek oo - —— sa aed Py “ r. yh fr0 a veo ; a. —o a 2 an os ae ee A ee ak ae sale Oe Me aa ae ee : ? hei S18 dite ex “Nad ee Bel 3 So EE” a ee ee St owe Y pian Ab ane a aerate Xe o igiactas 2 rie ake gy scale : t No Money Down Trade in Your Piano or Phonograph Lehman Corner Open Evenings pe 1101 OLIVE STREET U'nul $ O'Clock New BE EY GENS oe “ Lego my ast see sie iy ny 2 ‘ Ma we 2 TS OSE 0 iN SOT SAD ah ta ais Site) 9c Radp aeDr hi r aleite - ‘ ? ’ ‘Pil a oe et ee . OS! BN DERI ate ln 05 py ot . ¢ iAutapetaies a 9 Sl Henetaget Raa ta at fabrics. PE ELT GOREN EE GOTTA ATTEN elite lt Fao ate a tatg Se ans Rests oe desirable colors— plain-back of gray and tan. Salesmen’s samples of $7.00, Dollar NECK WEAR, 65c Megodores, mores, reps. silk-and-weools aod other sidks. Strmpes and i:gured de- signs. $1.00 and $1.25 HOSIERY, 65c Full-feshioned silks in dbiack and plan colors. Silk mixtures in taacy patterns. Shght secends. 2S LR OT RT Be NR IR RN ES Re LINE, eer Mae a o-Trouser Suits $29°° : $35.00 and $40.00 Values Single-breasted models in two-butten English and three-button conservative styles. Cassimeres, worsteds and other desirable No Charge Accounts oegs No Deliveries In Boyd’s Subway Spring New double breasteds——mostlyv blues tn plain cheviots. waled effects and diamond weaves. and shorts. All with two pairs of trousers. Silk-Lined Spring Topcoats, $22 S30.00 and $55.00 V alues -Silk-lined—new Spring patte Sizes 33 to 46. Also stouts, longs rns—some very beautiful tweeds-- models. New Spring Hats, $3.45 $9.00 values. \ special purchase of extra quality felt t thats, Big ; selection of this season's new styles and shapes. Several! iailion ay, Bostonian Shoes, $5.95 $8.00, SS.50 and $10.00 Shoes. Tans. blacks, new stvles—all sizes. $2.50 Flat Knit UNION SUITS, $1.45 one -_—_ TT o os eral Juds oree Engusns . _ . a onduct. basing S$ acuen ra % 7 Pe a : - re . + = + ~ ’ ~ @ : = } = — - | > ae. | | . = 4 — ” _ =" Ww c r 2 ea Ss an T1lis rx} +. eS = —T "1 pea m J misheha Tr c = . -* ~ = ae er Se wo = : = a +4 ys re . ‘oa 3 ; * 3 i ~ rt Se c - -” 3 | = ~ — “x * ‘ > - ia > ; 9 “a aug $a _ . ~4 = ~F+ ‘ shen - at ie — a “pa, P b ae -_ —~ ° + atanrt for 3 3 © ¢ ; Precedents tn T. S..Cases. — — ‘eger*s -_ {rmartcfan7 4 bi ‘ va 2 2a Tree AAP tss & _ ~ al a on: - “— re £ o “ "= 2 rye v9 3 ™~ x 6 ‘ rre ; oe were based on indictable wis — “=? * -_ —— . - * ¢4 4+. : ed some of them as! . ine , +o ~ ” 2 “3 2@ ese ‘Ty - fm ‘ . ; aid i Tz ¥ n Lk A, “ iia - = _ . ~~ —- —_— - ~ = — 3 r _ — - cad ; (Fr 1 ~~ _— = ~~ pi ~ — ~~ > 4 sr S+ vesse’ witho -~ + -_ Re. oa res aA r & - - “1s impeached ‘or @- — — . * . ~ — = 5 p | er ry we] ~~ “KP : — _ =? a 3 oe reg AY é >= > | . bs “= ~# . ore s a . ~ a er “* la re a an — O° F “~e o ~~ LT me Wie ar za 4 > Ses irging s aed iS s s ‘ _ ve : , : Conviction of Archbaid., ; ices 4 } is 2 - i ' + : eo he ss i z >) 7 ? 3 ~~ 2¢e is e " : +2 ¥ . in ig> 4 $ “' s vv a = ~ b al ~ qe gv ze aT i *“* y a7? TT -_ ' ss “~ Les @ » + as ” , : t ;* ~ => " 4 4 oT > 4 ea? " . rf | + ™ » * ce Was rf “3 i yo arree , ere 2 See ej a . , , 3 4 ine sonal asso + 4 { RO: i i _ an as c et } v3 *® nl ~ , 7 4 | , wt a | Wie was - ¥ ¢ ° wn to have corruptiy admin oo ms y 4 ss Ps ; i tore oe rr 2 on T3432 tor men— fancy bands GULF HOSE - $2.50 - $2.95 The choice of college men Pmote 7 Sune Ion Dre MCV checks and Fa: Tisie Patterns ita wornaertul assortment Tweed caps. . $2.00 Wilson Bros. make them-——;ust for Jumors.+ « « These Re those seen on the ng eastern kinks. pictured gsc and $1.50 a BOYD-RICHARDSON— OLIVE AND SIXTH La a a ee : x. _. ' at eo a ee ee Pelusalill So. ic Ea.—8le De Cream. 19c Tul Produces a rich, co lather that wil not « irritate the skin. es (Main F 6 GR Te abi a Se Hie) See ? had idee be Panicde’ AN as Sa rey Par,’ SR ra + Saimiri P uh

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wh on A An cee. meee ame LT eet aeenraenneenen TT Ti. eit - — ST. Laue POST-DISPATCH FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH 26. 1926, ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH —— EE QE e So en ne ee en ~ age mee sucenes So em calimene — - a ee = a ng ee mpage scat ~ a SD “ert --Third Floor.) - ~s i Vii atte ~ me ~ ‘ ee a ne

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(eee Pt OCI e OUETLE 6 PPT 2 Ja AW vOUU eae ; ™~ J Millinery Dept --Third Floor.) ; e a e a ee o— mee — sa é 7 a 5 ame fame os a ae oa 2 APO - a ean eer ae Soaty. aru teube — ar oman ~ high thdipsorcinae Bl AK. de ike dori Se A, PS ae! A 0e ger OXecrbt iSeue , ; = a J aaa ia Sg sat aay «a Sl ety, bee Ti thy tink sin AIM iache* tte titi Raga Spr ihe. . a Prastigh auemmeue” ~ Kaster Apparel for That Boy of Yours SS BETS AES PaO As fr wat MRE oy He aA. Li bane Men Should Look Their Best Easter Men’s and Young Men's New Spring What boy does not ertoy being tooged up Easter? A few timely suggestions from our Boys’ Shop will help you solve his Spring and Easter wants. Boys’ 4-Piece Suits for Spring coon Here rou will find the ‘newest ir Q Spring patterns, in the popular single $ i. mi and double breasted English mode! PRR Coats, with one long and one short trouser and vest. An outfit that will weil ee ™"e Third fi o | Floor, . ‘Topco ats and North eee 4 eentiona! One long and one short pant, in uble breasted model Coats $9 05 A. © ‘ O 5 ae i ae ae * « The New L ongie 4- Piece Suits ow. We have a good range of patterns in — BE EA EC OOG PA IER wat ~~" * . . ee +o ® Are very popular this seaso,r, for the littie it the single and double breasted models. These new Spring colorings, in the newest pattern effects, will please the little fellows. oe ae 95 $9, 95 $13. 95 am Moderately ricec f , ds o them in Saturéay. Sizes 3 to 8. ric ~ «ee y ~~ Boys’ Blue Regulation | Boys’ Jockey Caps Boys’ White Broadcloth 3 ao Be Ne Se --1Trouser Smartleigh Suits Sailor Suits A new creatior Just Shirts Mage of good quality — arrived from the East- Well mace aire co ea ings. Every Suit has two eS Se ‘Seems «5 eS os Se OP ee a ae , Be: trousers. The models are th SS re SERCO See ea Sy fates: a 8 newest single and double SS SS See Sees VT es ; Sy 2 Becca eg Eee te ee | ; i Sie S| eee meee 8@8=6>reasted English effects; also a . te > = - 5 Se Sox re : ies . more conservative dressers — S Sa * : —Saaee “ rte > ae ~ = - twlenotetante = See. x ate SS a : x >: Ri FL pty A ities : Ssehe oe ,/ We ty Satis ces i Cee 4 ? é F : —— ash : y poh Mh See a pee eyes a ans res Ph MRE IRS PETRI: POMOC eee NO ISTO RET SOMME TO, SP Rapes nS sy a eS Nes mae J . SS ad NL nell Std Sn Bone, SBA RIN TO SOA JON IAD a q 7 ? 1 CCOODY DI IS Toles “= * >.> ¥e x . Seer 4+ © +e ow eR + Sw bo nen oe o* a ~_ a2 ~~. at a ~ Pom, . % ‘ - . *. A+ > - + Ou . & “>. eet ~* “ . > > — % CAL a * * ~ er ees 5 Soo nto “2 e *. ae ~~ es ate ae ~~”, "ee Pa os ROO 2 os. 5 ~ “. : . “ = V. * re >? 4, >.> “ a _* A A » . Pa SS SSS SACRE RS Wipes . oe a Be English effects. Shorts, stonts, slims = = Ses = ee = = and regulars ee ee? ee eB eeaeeseee ecaeeevecseneees eo a - ; > ff a - For the Easter Parade---Colored Kid Footwear Opal Grey Kid Parchment Kid Tan Russia Calf Sauterne Kid Patent Leather Black Satin Delightful Frocks for the trated, in the very latest of fi oD EPL ALAS 6 AEE NBEO AE IE TAO Hy PO 7 - ais: 2 r uate ane Ey Feed th oray pues es 2s pd Meg é - poh, i PA Gide hare eiie saree panded Pie a iaeitiande Ste eta a er rept - 4 y eat [> 60 op apn gh , ‘ ae . eal ee ia v1 34 . 1; i 3 Hundreds of pretty new Easter Slippers are | Novelty Oxfords, Pumps and charming Straps Le Spring Topcoats _ . ~ - - > - > - -« »- oe ‘a e* ° ij s ee. . a’ e+ ne — = ~~ =e . —. © ws * ee . - o « oS v's . : . . : : , ee . ve eee _ ad Sale ee 7 aX, : — - y nes »- . ~ = es . “ass - 9 , . ~~. . ; . - . « - " F eee ae . os ‘ . m7 ; eae ae ~~ “ - .. = ee ~ x . a oe ~~ - ~~" * x 7 Se a . “ os ' += "s . eae - bs ae ys oe 2 eS - . . ~ . * eS o 0s ‘ . ove a ee s ‘ . as . a" “ oats . ies ee . ‘ oan ee _ = *.". ~ ae —* “a “7 = i : * ~~ - « ee — +s . . . or on . Bay . . . -“ are - a i ‘ . . Ba So a — . . >, . ™ > >» ~* . e -"* a. * - » . . “ 5 > » * . e . . o “ > —trimmed Wi th new eo) ors. 1n contrast and ‘wine = arriving each day. Made exclusively for us, a varving strle and detail. Our big, new Shoe Sec- novelty inlay effects. Come while size range is tion awaits vour coming. complete. (Nugents—Second Ficer, North.; er Night. The necessary garment for the cool days. Shown in conceivable shade and pattern, featuring the popular tw , io :. Rayon Costume © Silk Lingerie Ravon Envelope - $lips | | gowns and Envelope Chemise of Chemise i om 14¢ and tucks Pas- a See ea ae ok Lite Anas Was Sas BAS SMS Se SNS OS BI Ow SMA OwNS 2743 OWNS. O74 OWNS LE OS PR OWS PE OLD sows 4 i. SbF Serr AM Ser OR. nn es This | | This © Dress | Dress" . “132 $162 ~ . Sale 1400 Men’s Genuine Imported English Broadcloth Shirts | = High-Grade Shirts | i. From Material to | a | Buttons 2 | % , First of ali the material ts real broadcioth tmperted from England—not the ordinary kind rou find selling at many ‘@ifferent prices, but extracrdimary quality. They're made with plenty of room, no skimping to save materia large armholes, sleeves and body. Have full center pleat, and six ocean pearl buttons. Choice of si hanaateed or Neckband Stvles Come itn white and some colors. Collar-attached and neckband style Sizes 14 to 17 tn the lot | Men's $1 Silk Ties Silk four-in-hands, in a variety of fancy stripes and figured pat- terns in a special sale Saturday. Plain and slip-easy bands. Stock up for the whole Summer now, ® Pu de put ka hes aa, ey fener Eg ag atte nee SOE Oa sae vem a Wan) tir Ree aee neve an eee en ee ee Oe ore by Dena 4S Pe - * = tpiegres.. Add 9 5a honey” sipping mpenainatvtriopehpe ade SOR ede ae wane The Kind You Seldom Find Selling at This Low Price le Bieon@ge ™ Georgette ette over 3 ¥ith fleunce (Open - wor and sleove/ sae i. ‘riumming of| down f ‘afteta. Wide| and Georgette itep ofc eaeh. sikctrt. > : err a a ; “i > + ve a 7 Be ; ’ 2 * “Se ew & 4 ” _ ‘ Sidi iitetine sdicnbaiiioeion -1diknaaeinn Dakicadthes Keihieaetneiaaeitioda sation : - % a ’ f ONE ER RE Fie A cr ni ata i «th dmaneonaee eale, Men's New Spring Hats Just in Time for Easter Wear a fae Featuring the new shades o? er centring basin A Ha 5 te The Bie Dar in the Juniors’ and Girls’ Department the Popular snap or curl brim | Not th: h bee looked in the sete Girls’ Attire for Easter—and @ special surprice'a she Cox, | 4 Wonderful Group of Girls’ Dresses We also show ea complete ? ° | ; omplete line of | Section. iid an me = : gaa : Every girl must have a new Silk Dress for Easter an@ mothers will 4 4 Mallory and Crofut K SOO = . S] me 6 | find a complete assort nt of Crepe de Chin t New Stylingcs ee 2 Oats lI) “a? 1ZES tO 16 | ina Rear on poms ight and na colors, $5, 05 $7 r pa Sizes 6 to 16. Priced .... 9 $7. 95 $10. a PO ARON AA A = eRe. ana Men’s New Spring Caps In the newest stvles and most fashionable : is Aghiettn U aien Suits $2 and $2.50 a 8 pee wm ted colors. _ Coats For the Junior Miss Men ae. Usual : A. ‘here are Poin Stses 13, 15 and I7 ‘ow tweeds and neat pattermed effecta. tn ‘wills orrets r Tyread (“heviate are esres the light colorings fer Spring wear. Tn. ™ s, Poiretsheen, Bascara a, iweeds, Uacviots, There coats. sufts and dre . in a iarge selection of the latest breakabie visors and silk Mined. Sizes 6% Plaids 2 and Novelty Cloths. Some are fur trim. _ @yies, materiais and colors. : ‘ 4 \} a | ail ™ YY 7 : ‘Ter ; | wed. Al! well made an nd ned: price Croats seme ~~ $49.50 | Whie Canton Crepe and Onape (VYagerts—“Maie Fleor, Nerth.) - a? | : - te ; oats, 99.59, 3/95 Up te $29.50 | guts ......... mes to $25 tion. All sizes $7.95 te $29.50 s Children’ cy tI | = . In tBe ~anted sha s Socks . ‘—~: con rc orange, red, pink. ch aad god. 29c fas im? with fashioned t | dics Mais Pieor— orth ren’s Fancy Half Socks «2. 3ST ST a . Pe: ‘f “ i. Sa a aces _— e, Rayon striped fancy madras Unio Suite: no aleerve knee length. In sizes 36 to 46 | 5c : = Mam Filear—N\ert Tes

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Eaters” Club hat kind of pie you like ‘eat actor and inventor. you all about himself in ay as Te As > Ws 22 2S DV tS Ww you a Topcoats than ever Suits NT FT NT A DN) ATONE A ? suits exceptional 1d diamond wate a J 7 \/ A > ame al - o~ } mm in ev ular tation: er patterns, Suits We Owes Phe DS DA OS Oe Dae epartment Girls’ Dresses r Easter and mothers will ines, Taffetas, and Pr'‘nts, .95 $7.95 “" $10 Miss 17 .rge selection of the latest e Canton Crepe and Orepe ne Dreeases for Confirma- ‘il sizes $7.95 to $29.50 | et PR te Mae ee ee ee Cee ia dn ah. “epics 5 Sah * Rr ae Nee eee ae, PR ne eo. a * ogaamaas Be nitions : : " . ei eas Ay WACO Sia aaa " ee (itp Ma Sao Sic OR OR AES BEN BLE RA Seng PRS. Os, - ay Moy en ey ae Se SO, LENT SNR MEE RE SES ee EE ET ae EE DOM EON EE Shao ote late >.” A aS a a ce ata she a is wae Pte as hina ae ph a er eA tea th Cad fe Rane i as Mees SMe a eR a Eee MDS PSUR Pe ae ee INE mn LANE. a ST FStNS POST-DISPATCH A eS _-eeeesnantnmmnenetmstee Rnstneantenteesneneeenes & Teer r——— S eer't fr Bes Rr ot ta at FRIDAY EVENING. Sienna MARCH 26. 1926. ee en ° SSS ed POST OSPATO! ——— — a a NCR me —+ a + : | é & f . PY ' ; OTERO POPE TEE SPLINE FERS Bee ca RAE a ks ie Rea al Se IRRT INI A ET ULI PE IOOOOIENELELE LSND LIL AT ENTREE CRRA IR, p rd . : a % yy AP > Ry apa ge: 5p aa awe PE CAN BA TAT BER BRR ET MO AM RM ST Neha RAILS! . trimming taffeta. Georgette h i : i SES og Sa | $1 5,00 Domes tis tweed: 3 patch | pockets; semi- | ‘flare. Satinay , lining. Kaster Dresses Delightful Frocks for the Easter Promenade, just as illus- trated, in the very latest of fashions. This Dress Dress $13.50 $16.35 Developed tn la Blonde Georgette. flounce ings of silk,;sleeve and and sleeve ie m broil dery| kick pleat | high tie round of} down front) edged with| neck; flared Wide | and around, buttons; but-/s8 kirt with | top of circular! ton to neck} stitching on skirt. style. edge. (Nugents—Second Fioor, North.) | Living Models—10:30 A.M. to 12:30 P.M. Depicting the proper apparel Tux morning, afternoon and evening wear. (Second Floor.) sear er ' 7 eh he) sf Pay “\ S A OX, x Wass es > ee 04 2 gr, s Ltt 2 Py, V4, SAS 3S or CEs 0472 . . Ae . SAS CGC t? 4, ‘ Oe a 4 elle le leei led lett : d (44440 jamal fa A > TEA F. — — ai emi a= FF LLG 2272, Nee + — Pt i= Se on =e : » e4 ww ee « ‘ ——— ae oe om: mt 7 @ eee. cats od >: c= = ae | he Ft te oes WP: ° SLOG, Ey — ay eed D This | | This | | Coat Coat | Coat . Tia lon a : ee Oa “teen ae - ~ >on oe 7 =: $1 9.50 | $ 50 $ 0) 7a | - — . 50 is 50. (9 | $9.7.50 — 7 —_—_—_ * ee } | Developed in Gray and| Mannish mix- Ever ge lade eee aa * . ' ° . . i a + ‘ad aS ’ ' 7 ! > 9g and gray | green plaid; Mannish mix- ture travel Navy lorsheen Orenet ——- Gray a ' e i ~ , } . 71 +} } plaids with rose swagger back, | ture: sem'-fitted | Coat; belted | material. Co)- tifully stitched touch f blue : j : ! nee ‘ | ? es an | ee col- | back; mannish | back; double | jar, pockets and | /" sreen - d and silver em- an pocket § lar uttons on . aoa a ‘ : ateh “i ne goid silk. at. | : | , sieeve and col- | breasted; patch sleeves stitche: . Ree Pes , j . , piped in gray. , sleeve and | i aed — e -sitened | Squirrel “collar; | broide _- on Mouflon collar; | pockets; crepe | Jar. Satinay lin- | pockets. Satin with go14/ straightline | cape. Squirrel crepe lining. |- lining. | ing. | de chine lining. ; thread. collar. Kanaki char- , meen with long | em- | Tuxedo hy ro braid, ed beautifully broidered. id ered in and edg- | with mole; ; €mMm- i This Coat $40.75 Winter lorsheen rose with beige squirrel | ered puff sieeve | and pocket. This Coat $40.75 Navy blue lorsheen; sleeve and shoulder’ elab- orately stitched in gray; scal- loped Tuxedo of gray lorsheen. This Coat $69.23 UT LL” PUPIL ULER CELL LULE Lb This Coat 70.5 This _ Coat 100 Black satin | Navy char: 1, | with mole col- | sa: dailies: a . Developed in pg Ee irggeant meen with cape Thistledown seashell faille | ‘#F 4 back; front and | (gray) taffe- with pleated mole tabs. Puff bottom of cape | gray J . _- ee » 2 ; cape and sleeve. sie ve and mons edged with | ta, qul ted in Seatinne squirrel of coat stitched | silver G ra y a se in gray andj)| monkey fur and ° collar. gold. | silver stitching. | fox collar. ‘ s wear. This This Dress | Dress $27.50 $30.73 Palm etto Gray Georg- Grasshopper | green chiffon ette Frock; green Georg- with variegat- § imply but ette over flesh.| 2 colorings | smartly made. | done fn stitch- | Full pheasant Open - work) This Hats, unusual ; ; i ' ——— Nadsco Silk nN —_ / ts, = « “ ‘ — ' 7 N i ; = Var } f ; Cc en \ — : A. ~& ; f H , 4 il | . fy /) => 4 ' ee —»o >> 0 ; y, Of aster bengaline e@e0eeeweeeee#geee @oe@eeees Uansual style, beantiful new colors. Dress Hats, tailored Hats, sport styles. Hair Hats, new straws, novelty crochet viscas, silk bengaline and many others. Styles to suit every type of woman. Exceptional] millinery. Millinery 1 450 Smart New Hats All of the newest ideas for dress, tailored or sports Each an individual style to suit every type of woman. Smart large hair Hats. fine straw Hats, silk and straw: combinations. All the new colors and black. Newest trims, newest materials, stunning styles; priced. 10) - 1000 Clever Hats Hose | Service Weight Full-fashioned thread silk | Hose with lisle tops, well rein- | forced heels and toes. Come in wanted colors of peach, French Nude, Jenny, —s 50 metal, Rose taupe, :: ———_— ——=DoO— and black. Sizes Bye to 30... 2200sK Tailored Straw Nadsco Service Hose | = eaeae Seer Full-fashioned service-weight Hose with lisie tops, well- . reinforced heels and toes. Come in wanted colors of tus- : all the new’ color in, skin, blonde, atmosphere, peach, jen- : types of girls ..... hy, cinder, black and gunmetal. Sizes 8 4 $1 R5 . rnin send chanwaees ah wea. . : ' (Nugente—Mais Ficor, North.) : silk 2 626 €6@ 620-0 8 8 8 2.4 Other Clever H and $12 Millinery tor eT u ee ite, \ , F fA 4 ( at Cae Ti poaee’ guerre wegen? seeee to. , gevhets “ee 4 a Pr Ter ett t ange butt Gie Se « “it vriese peter: unset 88 oe the Kiddies Misses’ and Girls’ Hats Dress Hats. tallored Hats, new straws, Azures, silk and straws, Georgette and straw. Many beauti- |; ful dress Hats in this group....... ats—$1.49, $2.95 and upward to $8.95 Second Fiocor, South.) Group 2 (Nugent A Wonderful Variety of Styles and Colors. All the New Shapes and Trim- ming Ideas. Hats for Dress, School, or General Wear. Group | Hats, $ 95 straw combination, soft dressy types, ° } styles to suit all —==_ | ' ' Chamots-suede fabric (jauntiets in the wanted shades: 9 | | faney turndown cuffs and flare cuffs. Sises 6 to 7%. &c | coats -—- vesteco of) tare tora ; sport tweed, | tweed, inserts, eream colored| DOX coat ; notched col- of contrasting | faille. Suit de-| Dound is es wee eee material in, Yeloped in tan f brown gros- , pleats in skirt | fisca cloth.| srain ribbon— el. Smart, snappy styles in the Suits illustrated here—real val- ues for these exceptional prices. * ‘. 10> Dresses NAAN AN mas ane Mada (Le EYMV LSB 22>) x “ WS . " ot 4 \ This | Double-| breasted | Misses’ mod- | Boyish Suits. *(Jsgze ff. - LLL, ss ‘ S SS */é Ly, Wr S ob 3 Ww JN VW A This Suit $30.50 $49.50 Beautiful imported mix- Ong, - button Four-button | , box coat with gray. . $0 pockets | Wrappy skirt,| soupy skirt— | misses’ model. | misses’ styles. | m‘sses’ model. (Nugents—Second Floor, North.) . Trefousse Kid Gauntlets | ~ Fine French kid trefougse quality, which assures per- fect fitting. In the wanted turn-down euff. with fancy embroidery. In shades of mode, beaver, tan, gray. black and white. Sizes 6% to 7%. e ~ ARE ea ‘ i ea ‘ a Le PF ay _ ¥ 4G 3 % * : ate os a coe? > A yaa - . 3 way Eee 4a A pete tt) Ae aed eet Pry, er eee, Like Be yes CE vez ed <.. hae. Poa Dead oo a . ae Wea: FERS Be , iat » 2 Sen a nee hyp ree ue as Re tie ews | i : Beet s A ‘We NS mk OR, Rr ee ae BOY Wh CST et * LFRe : aS _ ww — Open a Charge Account—Enjoy Its Conveniences Eleven New Passenger Elevators to All Floors al

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~~ NS ee FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH 26, 1926. - ——_— - eercemsa _ a oe ae ee A CO. C-MELODY SAX 5 Cc (~- . Free P her fe Ww BARRE LIMON Oa, ppt is aie ‘ wp MONET «ah NEN. Nels eal * : Sri eee “_ , * ib: het eh ay 0 Pe 2 GP Me ee Rh et gn capethaate ved ‘ . ® PII: ARR ANE Ne Ra SO eS ee ety ned eae.) ; i dial doe a hs Be tae : ms “s, ne aoe era é ate - a en ts on eh 2 Wee Soto a Gane! fiden~ Se sosera be Sie is wre pay EE EE oe ee roe rahary sipteaiinicianamemadiiesiinn itn . 7 + pone ¥ wren. e = ? - ota ’ 9:00 A. M. : STORE OPENS AT Misses’, Women’s and Stylish Till Lots Last tt an 4 a AAT tn Gt ; 7 ie f ib PAY e | Bb AY a ») | BARGAIN | s BASEMENT 1200 Misses,’ Women’s and Stout Women’s Dresses A VERY UNUSUAL EVENT ~ Bs A Whgeinbipainine a" Women’s Hosiery Bervice weight. light and dark colors; sizes &*% to 10; thread silk, silk fiber; first and second C EE oe eed al « jpe~we « Westy atyl@h ..sa0 A v le hee wee aw erkegae . bees 2 pn phe > A ai . onl o~ : rt _ nm * = - + F ciphetss dag aedaiiine 053d A ae a we . a ym ee ae so ate X ; Po ONY a2 ig i A 5 sas, Coie ahs if Since ih! > POG Reepetinny 6G ate a Se ge rays ene #9 shi... sida ania ee You may imagine what extraordinary values we have ob- tained for this special one-day Sixteen-Dollar Coat Sale. Faille Silk Dresses ..........$5 ° Wool Crepe Dresses ,..... — Flat Crepe Dresses ....... » $5 | Satin-Faced Crepes ......... $5 $ 3 QO A S "Ss @ | on 7 wes’ e 's age" ee ee ee ee oe i ee ee ne oe | 707 ie od a7 ay ae = n > 2 * ) 7 » eo y’ » Ps ® » & to 8 $4 . + 4 good Handkerchief in white Is the outstanding feature of our Adorable Silk Prints ....... $5 at and s* ; d colors, neat- Rasement offerings at $5.00. Se- “4a ¥ made and of geod fat jualit raterial. | lections are large and embrace all . ie wee =. ; styles of the season developed in Dark colors for street wear, navy and a e. every fashionable material and ee and = — a prone arta gg iggy ag Children’s color. Sy f= rena: az bicssom. Srey. Poses ete. es . 4 ‘omplete f si Styl . a ; y ‘ “Bear Brand” her : > baie oer pons He coe a aia * 4s a as i Hesien 16 te $187 : irst Hundred Women i it | Med: one ribbed stockings Prints. Georgettes, all the new Sieteies tee tebe. or efter : est ; for children, in an excei- he: h i ’ siege: ‘ in fe @ fF tent weight for school. shade imaginable and in every a ir dames amon. Sonenen Will Have Choice of E ive Samp! were = Riack and colors Sizes 6 atyle for misses and for women. rine amoral si aaicencin acy xpensi e ‘Baek Ss — xk and coors. : s The bolere effects—the gypsy eee ¢ Bates a resses for the Si 16 t 38 On! f 1 _ ‘Birt . to 9*2, pair sash models—the high neck : ait peste 1Zes oO V> or $ 6 , (te he . styles, the tight bedice frocks. : ; ‘4 Hie oS Ten manufacturers contributed the hundred - , ae : C referred to above. They are garments that you | not see any- § ‘ ‘7a . i ae 9 Z = ma rae “4 ie | OR vhere else even if you pay $10 to $15 more. The selections of on f Basement Hosiery Section (‘oats featured in this sale are enormous. Hundreds of strest ae 7 ay Ser receive a (oats. hundreds of dressy Coats. EVERY PHASE OF FASHION | 4 . Cardboard Walking Teddy [Is RE PR ESEN TED. They are evolved from the finest a . | oe | materials and some are enriched in braid embroid in Bik (ugente—Dargate Rasemens.) verted pleats, button trimmings, puff cuffs, fur-edged 4 oe ES and fronts, and solid fur collars. Choose from these wanted a ei a, . JF materials: ; a ie F » | ‘ ' Right in the Height of the Millinery ~~ os Ea i tee é * Season bd 4 i Women’s Easter Shoes | 3 Rit Poiretsheens, Twill Blooms, Imported Plaids, — |) ie ) Spring Hats Imported Mi ; See . Values unequaied—an unusual opportunity to v4, p g — port Poiret T . Vitae fl purchase your Easter Shoes Da : - iS » Hi: » at rg oon mare en : zs: ’ Juvenile Long- | Boys’ New | Boys’ New | 7 Pant Sailor Suits | Caps lt Men’s Madras Athletic Union Suits — Ve ae Staes € te 17 Sises 7 to 17 Mage of fine madras cloth, athietic = The fz f tail } Sai cathe eae Eee on ae The finest of tatlering—high-erad the best os All-wool Dive serge} Made of fine] Neat striped of- styie. Sail cut; stase 36 to 46: regular O6e \ terials. every Coat made to fie —-eeumar teas tee ae pa me nage B vs vundrec wars. Polaires—naoveity tweeds—checks—pisids-—vrei sued tape iam wee tisn middy Sailor Suita, with ee fabrics | fecte, fast color long eallor trousere. Em- match the mew made coll = , és *? ba ~ _ ee ee ° a é- Diem on cleeve, braid | suits. Light avd] tached. regular or — ag —s git “an ‘fiects and rayon piaited. 39¢ 9 O'Clock Special ; $3.95 a a $I = til Cc nereit \ ' 1S. { avs 3 ie al ,) bad u . ba 79 oe - ra if / ‘ 100 Girls Spring Coats . , Ba AL rer paii? SDE a} v xy e ; —— $0 a : Oe! ss specialiy re- (Vagente-—Bargain Basement.) # a | Nugents—Bargain Basement.) # ~ v - duced. Sizes 7 to 14. While they iast..... e tintin th ee ee ee a ee ee Sees 2 2 8 eS ee a ge ‘ ee > SUI wait 6 \ . <set - — oF o . BOSS ROS agi tie ST ee f= = __ tnt, ee ae Ae 06h 6 eee eee Oo eee ee Ct

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TI Her « hone > ORNS NENRO te. 8 RN te ~ HU nop ‘ ae ) 4 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATT: FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH 26. 1926. 0 ee ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCE “* Leta — SEER Ee ee — — —-— — —— a = > | " * i * ~ - Pe ee 2s 2s! 2 8 eee a , ‘ ’ . sous tne irs f s LIIZER Saturday! OMh te ow Biggest e Day -Bargains of the Season! A COMPLETE C-MELODY SAXOPHONE OUTFIT . 5 . ci User Memes d a Setnaiiay! | With Each Q 1 S : a St Musical -. SRR Will Start Hi anent 4 a p You Off! af REDUCED : | oe this & G GC-.20 A 8 | ili- SPECIAL TERMS i Complete * 45 Per Outfit Week NOTHING ELSE TO BUY! Here Is What You Get. Highest Grade Accessories: Brand-new C-Melody Saxophone (all pearl equip- ment, latest mechanical improvements) $95.00 Velvet-lined Keratol Case .............. 15.00 Extra Reeds ..... OS ae gee eee 3.00 t a rors essen. oo Leather Strap “ae ee aa ob hb eo ee 6 6} 3s 75 50 Years I EE ks CS ow eb ence vescs 1.00 I 6's bb Wn 6 oc 0 0 +0 92s 3.00 a Cs atc ep weds 4 bees 5.00 : ES ar $123.50 —OTHER BARGAINS— Tenor Banjos ...... $18.00 Hawaiian Guitar ....$16.50 Drum Outfits ....... $49.50 Banjo Outfits ...... $33.00 Ee a $33.00 ON: =. ewe wo $12.50 a Violin Outfits ...... $22.00 Ne ee eae $4.00 CN bss 3 4 on ws $27.50 Vega Tenor Banjo .. $44.00 TERMS $1.00 PER WEEK Vomen fa, WuRUiIzer 2 PIANOS - ORGANS - MAREE - MUSICA. INSTR IMENTS 1006 OLIVE STREET ample Coa — red high-cost Ooats RA NWS ARR Meee NH: a ig E. St. Louis Store: 309 Collinsville ee a TEACHERS HEAR SYMPHONY St. Louis Orchestra Plays to Ca- pacity Crowd at Charleston, Il. ‘ i Cunningham's accountants, work-.office routine. ; PROPOSAL 10 LET FRE accountants go over the books, and ing with them, would not upset — the Special to the Post-Dispatch. CHARLESTON, IIl., March 26.— The St. Louis Symphony Orchestra Played here yesterday afternoon and last night at the Eastern IIli- nois State Teachers’ College Audi- torlum. A number of school ¢hil- dren and teachers from Shelbyville were present at the matinee. Long before time for the night program to begin th& auditorium | was filled to capacity, principally | dus to the fact that Miss Elsa Die- mer, a native of this city, wus so- loig he 4. Se. 0 a2 8 S & .a $22.50 Value Special 25-year White Case; 15 jewel. mruaranteed Gold - Filled SATURDAY ONLYZy Single and Double Breasted qa v 12 URDAY ONLY. We positively guar- A Charge Account At Cash Prices If you are not — . hid made here, your money — — ee VAR KT A. at od with any purchase ; f —y | | ' i) = pen w= mf: om Jaa ¥} 1c u 1002 OLIV 7 _ ? Sw ~ © = +8 si heiliag a psa: mabe SE aaa: Ni |S ia pals Reet ai alg a aah Kt a we a “an RET eR a ? ‘ Arua a £3; a de ENG rah RR PNY grees + iy WHERE OLIVE CROSSE ENTH Sad oly RA: id ER Se ie == 0 Featuring New Arrivals ae oo 7 gs hen Ce, — "Pe. i 4 PT og aay ie gee re . oh ads “ ae * iv , . eee * ..-ee : TRADE MARK REO. * hn TP EM ny . # m c 7 * nl A ence GTN RG REP PRI, CPOE ROT 1c ATER TE RPS» ma GE hegigne Pah bo ® % +5 ey AW: et <ss RN , Bh ae ae Pe ee ee ee AT Cane a A. ERE, ES ES eh: * Bogie got hae. ng ys pT gh ao ” ee ve De taaetiy ee, wil syack RSs ies : - ll a Aaa reais trig, mannish fabrics. 49 aane Bayi Aes eclyeits FROCKS 50 SUITS COATS a eR BS a a « en P ad The Blossoming ‘ EASTER MODES for Mass ost. Louis 7 For Spring, the tailleur, in suit, topcoat, is of greatest consequence VY It is the vogue in which the smart Parisienne is sharing and in which every stylish miss in St Louis will share w The tailored mode is typified here by masterful tailoring, flattering lines and CD and Upwards 1899 he was elected president of | ‘the Staten Island Railway, and vice | | president of the Staten Island Rap- id Transit Railway, acting also during this time for the Baltimore & Ohio. | Mr. Randolph was chosen first | vice president of the Baltimore & Ohio in 1904, and of the Baltimore. & Ohio Southwestern in 18910, serv- | i i ie Rae Nea tii Pal ing also as a director of those °*a@ roads. He retired in 1916, ani his ' last activities were as traffic us- é sistant to the regional directo- of *, the Eastern District of th: United ° r States Railroad Administration dur- 17% . ing the first half of 1918. vj His widow, Mrs. Annie R. TRan- » | dolph, a son, Francis F. Rand tpn | of New York City, and a dauzg =®r, | Mrs. James B. Lalor of Baltinio:», | survive. PROSECUTOR WHO FAILED } TO REPORT HIS FEES RESIGNS: R. W. Cummins Has Not Stated Whether He Will Pay Fines Assessed Against Him. ty the Associated Press. LIBERTY. Mo., March 26.—Ray- mond W. Cummins, Clay County. Prosecutor, found guilty yesterday of failing to report fines and fees . -ollected, gave his resignation todav to James A. Potter, assistant State Attorney-General. The resignation vill be transmitted to Gov. Baker | for acceptance and appointment of a successor. | Cummins has not indicated whether he will pay the fynes of $50 on each of four counts assessed against him yesterday or appeal the case. ' Cummins still faces felony | ‘charges in connection with the al- leged acceptance of a bribe. Ous- | ter proceedings who have been filed against him. Trial on * the felony charges will be held next | month at Plattsburg, Mo., on a change of venue. Cummins will go to trial today on charges of accepting $110 for dismissing a case against A. H. ‘Warren of Liberty. The charge on which Warren was arrested has not been made public. | Woman Injured by Auto Dies. “By the Associated Press. DECATUR, Ill., March 26.—Mrs. | Gertrude Tucker died today of in-| | juries suffered in an accident last Sunday when she was struck by a: Mee frock or ee For Only One Coupon and 98 cents t’s Your Dictionary Be Quick-- be sorry ENDS °" TOMORRO — and Then— Then it’s ‘Good Night” tomorrow night, so far as the new dictionary offer is concerned—and there’!] not be another chance. So just clip that one dictionary coupon right now from another column of The Post - Dispatch And Lose No Time in Presenting It Your old dictionary is out of date. It:should be thrown into the dis- card, along with the old dictionary printing plates. Thisis a new era— new discoveries and new inventions make a new dictionary necessary. It’s the new age of education, and everybody shguld. have a new dic- tionary. Here it is—the newest of the new ; . If you act quickly—but it’s all over to- . are es morrow —so there’s no time to be lost Weatas A It's the new one—the new dictionary that everybody needs—the latest one with great- ly enlarged vocabulary —the dictionary that is given to all readers and then it’s a long, last : goodby —a farewell forever —to this dictionary offer. HERE’S THE LAST CHANCE FOR CROSS WORD PUZZLE FANS LAST COUPON ON PAGE 3 World Syndicate Co., Inc.. New York, Manufacturers. y One Day More— | F arewell Forever auiesne bile ¥ en be @ LCi Lie, x ; FRIDAY EVENING. MARCH 26, 1926.

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ST. LOUIS POST-OISPATCH FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH 26, 1926. _ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH nsnenaesiat ips nee ~ — make @ nonstop flight betweem, accompany him as an ald. “I am and expect to remain in the United | tl ACCEPTED: Paris and New York, but said he! going to New York at the end of | States two or three months. After — = ; probably would not bereadyforthe April” he teld the Associated! that I shall take up the study ef i. 7 Press, “te study the possibilities! the problem on this side.” E> 7 COMMAND 7 adventure before next year. It is WN ZR Wen 4 : ONS» ~~. Aa sw ONY, ~\ AN N GNU GSI i. | possible an American aviator may re —— : WADE NMI EC.» r | , % a sah). Scnior Sarvivor of Shen- \ ‘ Y AS WA \Y WY ‘e ; ! : a, amd mah. A ppc inte L \ “ \ /ye NY Z LY ; — : iit, & a : 0S IYOAGSS i 2 | or 23 ry NC 26.—Bec AN AA A 4 , ~~ += / ey & - "| ON * March a Fs = * * Z V7, | >. : > q | "im e 2] f rilbur 5 ; 3 | Milwaukee Probate Court Acts | SATURDAY Get $25 to $1 000 °* “a oo commana —— F After Return of $15,000.009 | SDP ORAL — fee a | 4. : 4 in Securities to Wisconsin. ——mmand the Los Angeics. ; : ~~ present commander of the a. ‘a Special te the Post-Disvatc. has been assicred te | MILWAUKEE, March 3¢.—The ST ecestten whether John L Beges, ; = traction and utility multimillion-. | aire was a resident ef Wisconsin | ‘@ | or of Florida, is left undetermined, | iin a partial settlement which bas lm | been reached in the centest be-| i tween the heirs and executors on S| one side, and State and local of- ‘ficials here, on the other. The will of Beggs, who @lfe@ Oct 17 last. was admitted to prebate in ‘the Milwaukee County Probate Court here yesterday afternoon, following amnouncement Dy attor- nevs for the heirs that the $15.-|§ With Pick, Instruction Bool 090,000 of securities, taken from | and ergs’ safe deposit box in the | lua ‘Whecenets National Bank by | 3—FREE LESSONS—3 Richard MoCulloch of St Louis, Beggs’ sen-in-law, had deen Tre turned to this State. : Return of these securities has) been demanded br the Wisconsin | authorities, who are endeavoring to hold the estate liable for State - rt. income and inheritance taxes. ine MLSIC COMPANY ‘ = - A ah + a~- ry matter has been under cebate for . more than three months. MoCul- 1103 Olive St. KELLY ’S a oh . hen th r- § Mail Orders ee ee . een ae Promptly Filled ACROSS THE STREET FROM FAMOUS-BARR nouncement of the return was : i = A * is + a+ _ “ a sits | made. The court, in admitting the. The POST on TCH the only 8t will to probate, stated that the ac- newspaper ving Associated ton was taken without determina- Rit iii ii iid 3 ao a ee . a + Fe EO ae Rie — ad " ‘ ' ; Wy ee en —_—_— = — let of embarrassment and red tage when you make « loan , 5 ‘argeles No inve a meme ig no inquiries of your friends or — i gut. employers. verything is handled in a private and confidential 4 se . ——— = Come in and talk it ewer. We will lend you all you need on your & 2 fo Address Traffic School. Furniture, Real Estate, Piano, Salary, — = Chauffeurs Traffic School =f kor St. Teuls Safe'v i ouncil will he Etc. Here is One of Our Plans oo towat a meeting ot See oe simple manner in which you can arrange to pay bad nant High School Monday at8 your loan. sa =... G. Phillips, «afety supa> Borrow $1 Weekly 3 # wd the Wabash Railroad, on ws $2 oi etnrobile and Railroad.” and by ie Lowell, on “The Care of Aute- a ae Lighting. . Operators of fleets have been invited te +heir chauffeurs attend the —- Brilliant colors and youthful styles that will of- fer a thrill to the smart women dressers of St. Louis. Pumps, Straps and Step-Ins— 100 Styles at One Price ' = 7 $ i 95 HIGHER Lif a Illustrated here is a mew short vamp Pump—Designed to make the feot look small—and it does. An Unlimited Variety af Styles in Ivories, Blondes, Patents and Satins O.C fer Mes 316 IXTH ST. - — —_ 7 — — —_ —[- —_- => —s — a, — —[—> a= — aaa, —> —_* aan. aa “ Third Floor Musi Rall Cabinet i Starck —_ op Saas ~~ People + | eats. we wil auutenes : P, was Pian —— | Tune in With t.. High-Class Radio Sets | ayer-5'1ano Outfit || Buy While You Can Take Advantage of This Price ~ | 7 ots rs ptm i..." TTT TTT TTT TTT rrr S hd a ae ~~ ecvncnmmnynannenaitilll is We This Wonderful , : spon MA STAMPS Receiver al Tube, Sie This Is ti Completely Equipped NEUTRODYNE | ius Advance E. | Misses’ Strap Pumps | New Buster Brown one- | strap model in Black Patent | leather with Blonde Calf ap- | - plique. Foot-form lasts. Rub- - ber heels. Sizes 8% to 12 a, ; ) =, W ~ = = . 7 : . : ; a | a ' an waa an | With a $15 $4.00) ; ey s te 2 $7.95 ie & ¢ t} Se % ues ce Ss & is. te . ce ans PAS oe ae ge Sy Ry #7 + ¢ ye: ae uW ae ae se % e ee i rie Fe 7h Bet re + ase i. 3 +o t ros 5.9 Ag $4 en ay g e ea. & bi : 3 4 > : 2 ee . 3 4 ee eine & we * ."S hay 3 : - k Sen ee 2 ; de. Sy Re te USEF 28 ae “9... ee PN - r, “ s ae ee wae pit Te en FE ME i ANS Bae STK th Ee aa Pe eae aes He YOAZ@2a hearts Fr] he . : * . . . Some Unusual Values in Starck Pianos the beautiful cabinet—solid walnut—has the batteries inside, out of For Early Spring sig This is radio beauty, and efficiency, and convenience. to the Jast . ast A new Buster Brown Ox-) ford in plain toe model, om | foot-shaping lasts. Choice of Patent Leather, Tam or White Calf. = ~ oe . Ha ibe seen cle A SSP RRA A AT DRE BRNO PNG Cp Ae A the aC aor | ‘ waeae| . a _ ’ ‘ " 9 laa edie tatheie Seen nie nen eda aetna een en hts gi aie tp, OA BOR Siged Ben Massed Ade en a eae ont ial |e Ai oo ee Baie SEEN rd oP ella pre IS a Fey oat aie a Starck Player-Pianos Starck Pianos aa | We could say volumes about this value— but the storr is short. The , . lf you want 3 high-grade sweet-tonec ur Pian Lai = The great popularity of Starck Plaver Pianos is ac- oi ee eee upright Piano a “eae : ; : "gens | of superior quality, made of the best materials bv Sets are cuaranteecd. We give the best accessories ontainahle—the NTiee counted for by thefr beauty of design, wondertul ai ee eed teen ' : : 18g —— Se sat ancee SWenty’ i1v Year . ; > 79 eee ; 4 ° . - A “the ec is Fidiculousiy low—what else is there but to deliver them to the first 450 - Ries i. 9 eke . ma? oe finish, fine tone quality and twenty-five vear guaran- RR ee meen i : > ; s asd ae eid .1Ssitak , int : iect-nge ~ a a tee. We manufacture the Starck Plaver Piano and a a ng 8 Sarce. i a aaa ~ eel “asin Marck Fiano is usec amc endorsed by manv leading Mick Vv purchasers? can afford you many advantages in dealing direct eee a a ala cing ‘ae ~ " , ser ries, Cou RG Musicians, inciud wth mufacturers. New Starck P’aver-Prancs Pe - age » Incucr . us as Manu : Chicago Gonservatory ef Music. Lousy eee ere cee ot reel Giterent.ctrles | acy of Music. ei. New Starck Prance $100 end woods 10 y ee $850. To make room, many slightiv er sll ine Thi ] Wh tl f ; cm ug_gAakt. usec Na src ee a ‘een ng “435 eesachana —s Pranos on . a 1S S at Your $49.75 Buys Set It Up at— pr Stoece eld 5 sere | : om oe . —S-Tube Ware Type L Radio Receiver the Club House . —— . o>—Genuine Cunningham Tubes a : : e 3—Burgess Dry Cell “A” Batteries ‘ the Summer Cottage. EE —sBuster Brown tarc no Gn 4 Burgess 223 4-Volt “B” Batteries the | a I—“C” Battery Bungalow : and Player-Pianos | Manufacturers of Starck Upright, Grand 1—$12.50 Frost Musette Speaker S. E. Corner 11th and Olive Sts. (1018 Olive St.), St. Louis th ln: Sadr 00 Keep in Touch With the We Open Every Evening Till 9 O’Clocw=eeeeee | | (Tugente—Third Fleer, Re hl ee ie en Peed wie Se ED wl Sg ct oo Payments Arranged te Sait Cenvenient Payments ei. a Ts A ENS CRT EOL HE

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eee a hee ) ANY You don’t have to when you make a loan Sf Our Plans ch you can arrange to pay back y Back $1 Weekly y Back $2 ” y Back $3 = y Back $4 - y Back $5 . y Back $6 7 r Back $7 + Etc. Etc. me in and let us talk ft eve [ people. Always a square deal itment to all. gman’s Bank nance Corp. 50.000.00 > N. Grand Av. Phone Lindell 0595 VEY? $1000 Quick § it is to disregard worry ov money fe will solve your we ny aa What? money? Why not? Everyone else is! lo. Fo rough ~ ote m Yahlem ries of your friends or relatives, or in a private and confidential ei ha de lend you all you need on your Aute, ar — —- | a —! of the dirigible Shenandoah, Swmand the Los Angeles, 7] the ee present comm inder « angeles has been assigned to oo Address Traffic School. m. Chauffeurs’ Traffic School cf fae Bt. Tous Safety Council will be Timed at a mecting of New maemont High School Monday at 8 om by D. G. Phillips, safety sup2-- of the Wabash Railroad, on meomobile and [ail road,” and by ie Lowell, on “The Care of Auto- | Batie Lighting.”” Operators of 7 Mek ficeets have been invited to 7 ya their ehauffeurs attend the Beetines. i 74 “yy meee gp ated | es ES “ —_ ~~" . antin sist. Sate ssa ha ll Ss: IE Na De v ~ aN = a se ie iad ior _ 5 - rm; is fat PS, alii TE tact. Ukccsdcnt » "2 so ce -@ a ‘™ - ‘i Ee. a. ft 7 o-8 as eset 3 3 ; * — = ‘ be Fei > aie (tt ed heehee: a5” ‘ ‘ S. CARL ROBINSON. — a he only St. Louls evening ted Press news service. eR PASTOR’S SON WINNER OF — - i: Or , see HARVARD SCHOLARSHIP —_ i! LUTTELLEES og iS. Carl Robinson Was Graduated pa in January From Soldan } 1 H | - High School. (0) ; y Y/ } A& vear’s scholarship to Harvar you kne » Dep’t, 1 Floor o Sets ; Price - 5 Tube ‘May Be Purchased 1 Terms of 50 Per. Week Vith a $15 Down Payment pped, 19 | Set Alone W ithout Equipment, $32.75 use Cottage. v th the World ‘te— Third Floor, Seuth.) a at ber heels. . ae ; Boys’ Dress and School Shoes qT } ifyou knew what chemists way to get it for combating moths and protecting your costly furs, woolens and clothing against injury. Methodist Church. a (in schoo! affairs. EZ TANGLEFOOT COMPANY Grand Repide, Michigan ston Chubb and N. B. Dee. Ki lniversity has been awarded by | a ‘} : the Harvard Club of St. Louis to! he Kapw about ane oe eee- S. Carl Robinson, of 4928 Lotus e fom Spray, you would go out of your avenue, son of the Rev. S. M. Rob- inson, pastor of the Wagoner Place Robinson. who is 17 years old. will enter Harvar§ in September as a member of the class of ‘30. He graduated last January from Soldan High School, ranking sixth | lin a class of 187. He was active | Th scholarship is awarded. vearly the graduate of the high schools in or near St. Louis who. stands highest in character, schol- arship, leadership and service. This vear’s committee on award con sisted of Wm. & Bedal, R. Wal- | been appointed president of Missouri State De Molay - a > : i - | W. C. Ploeser De Molay Head. | tion, it is announced at headquart- | ers here, to succeed William Jones 1} ye RANSAS CITY, Mo., March 26.— . , | Jon 7. Ant ae y | Walter C. Ploeser of St. Louis 4 io oe on ne oul the Always Convertible Into Cash Here $ A Real Prescription for the, next Missouri conclave is held in > a” = i . e if 3 4 i. . w 1 St at Be | ma: es fh; ; ’ - r ee ee ee LAN eee eee — - Seneeiee = . — ~_— - ~ ~ Se ee ee — ANOTHER FLOOR OF OFFICES... just completed. They’ ll go fast... The other floors did ... See these handy, dandy, daylight offices today. GAN & TAYLOR BLD DELMAR &.BUCLID « FOREST 4300 they are worth more than you paid for them, sometimes less. for them plus all dividends declared; 4nd can be cashed in full at any time on proper notice. No commissions, forfeitures or deductions. even re! 4} / : Economy 6°: Shares—a super-safe and profitable investment Send for Free Booklet—“A Pocketbook of Profitable Facts” ||| 2°t %°- thy ; be i shade i)! / fi i abatt tis ht, 4 ‘ 4 since 1887. ‘gist and get | Special Formula No. 2. Be sure you Arthritis—a knotty, painful swelling 2 which comes in capsule of the joints—it has proven wonder. | form, for the liquid form is a special full _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 11 Associa-| Kansas City, May 21 and 22. | AT 100 CENTS ON THE DOLLAR : ; aT | A magpanes , z Most investment securities fluctuate in value. Sometimes the Torturing Pains of Neuritis Economy 6% Shares are always worth exactly what you paid When vou’ve tried everything vou’ sleepless nights, A few more doses ean think of and nothing seems to “Bd the pains have left you forever. reve those | ing pains, just go to a bettle of Allenrhu and what is known AS Rheumatoi:! ~ ° > . | ati 7; , atis 1] E B preparation for Rheumatism only. , nities conomy uilding and Loan Association Tak e th ese little d ark green cap Ht Pigg toragh Be = ya oy contains : ; thitie = G Organized 1887 'sules as directed and notice how in are only makeshift« and can only at fti.- © Internati l Life Build; ‘about 24 hours they have consider-| 2 eth cmnentaghe —— M ‘2 y . ' @ sure youll ve ot uri ti os tonal Life Building—Eighth and Chestnut lably reduced, if not entirely ban-! arienrhu Speciar Formalin Non $e \ished, those persistent nerve-racking Wilson Drug Co.. 7th and Washington 4,» | pains that have caused you Many) Bros. Drug Co. can supply you. ADVERTISEMENT 2 While this particular formula was compounded for the purpose of eon quering painful, Gouty condition| 2%, to 7 | 2% to 7 Jd $4.50 $5.00 - Misses’ | Girls’ Pumps One-Strap Pumps Made of A desirable new style for New Blonde Calf | Spring wear. All Patent A charming new model! for | Leather with white stitching. Easter and Spring wear. | Made over Nature-form lasts.”| Blonde Calf or Patent Leath- | Low rubber heels. er, copper trimmed. Low rub- ’ Sizes 8% to 11 | Sizes 12 to 2 | Sizes | 2% to 7 1142 to 2 ctr Children’s Oxfords | Children’s Pumps | Smart one-strap models | made on Nature-form lasts, 'and with extension soles. _Choice of Patent Leather, | Blonde or White Elk. For Early Spring A new Buster Brown Ox- 5 ford in plain toe model, on foot-shaping lasts. Choice of ) Patent Leather, Tan or Sizes 2tos te Calf. | ($1.75 Sizes 514 to 8 $2.50 $9 8&4 torr ae $2.25 Buster Bro Eten wn high Shoes or Oxfords in the balloon o i te a a. High Shoes in Black or Tan Calf. Oxfords. | eather, Tan or Black Calf. Welt-sewed rubber ! : heels. Made over Brown shaping lasts. c eo . $3.50 S222. 6.46 838 8 © ; , —- Boys’ Size Ve 7 el ~ neg : $4.00 Le The London Latest Engiish model, easy- swinging broad shoulders, wide peak lapels, shght waist effect with snug hips. Straight hanging wide trousers. ; AN Open Saturday Night Until © © — i ’ ¢ ele o me eee. ae re Be ie ee oe 2 ee 8 Aree) eee r i eras Eee o*s ‘a «fe pe 74 4 BO eS te 2 EL wet Pot 2 4) 4 8 i ears oe eee ee eo eee), Ceres Ve one! ae ie we oe ae hf Oller ee 8 Eee Pee? Bear? oe Oe 2 oe 2h Awe) (6 ee One ee Ge et net tg ee ott te Ge ele, Beek Boten Cees Laem bee Pee Bete eB ted Bete Poe eg Be Se*.*0t.* Me tc eee ieee wee tte ett gm oe 8 ew ete) Vokes Ure Dien xR bose Bee PS Bate Boel FieteF Rated Beet. te Me el cel tet ele yO te oe re ee eee ee ee ota tate eee ses . . ase ss weelelele oe od be o*e* ee e* et = a"«@ ene ete O°. ete tats nl >t pl ee bl 5-4 otetet%e " aa ree are. o<,*e* one“ t*ate Ore ats BE “ET . ‘< - — ” - - - ” ote, tag tat et at ee Fe emt ats ee ee See eta *stat *,* 4. gee%s tere . 30 cal olatet a tater ete% stet etes ate etalete tate eters tos? tS etetet at etet estes" eters ye can look into your mirror on Easter morning and every succeeding morning, knowing you are correctly well dressed-~ if your new suit is a dressy blue in‘ one of Golde’s dozen or more Spring models, such as that swagger double-breasted here pictured -- ‘The “Spencer.” Blue diagonals, wide-wales, pin stripes, chéviots, serges, herringbones, flannels, in fact every weave and every model of this styilsh and practical color is here in what we believe to be the largest and most complete stock of blues in this city. The embarrassing salesman who must sell you higher-priced merchandise is eliminated at Golde’s, where you can only spend the $22.50 that you had planned. Selling direct from our 5th Avenue Stores in factory to you through twenty-three EXTR A Principal Cities busy stores allows us to effect such aeons, 2S economies, that not only do we save P A NT S Lancaster. Pa. you the middleman’s profits, but alo, N. Y. ; Fine and sturdy Utica, N.Y. guarantee you the same fabrics, styles, Wilkes-Barre. Pa. and fit that you must pay $35to$40 Te Match Detrott, Mich. for, elsewhere. Yy _ Richmond. Va eters” | Stouts, Shorts, Slims $3. 34 t. A emg Minn. Chicago. Ul. We carry a complete stock in your $5 +6 New York City sizes in every new desirable fabric as Move Coming and color. {' nis rh G4 es = 23 Ten = ws we 6th and Olive Streets AL. G. BRUCE, Mgr. Every Suit -- Every Coat -- Every Tuxedo ’ y —— New Spring Top Coats Au *22%9 Changeable weather is top coat weather. ‘= From straight loose box models to the — 4 body-tracing tubulars, we have what good style dictates — granite grays, fawns, heathers, shaded mixtures, tweeds, blues. All these and — other shades are here. Buy a Golde save the differengs. ee a aR aa

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pane ee ; . - AL. As. DRUL ivi ° 7 ” Open Saturday Night Until © ~ M, ) — a } . = — ' FRIDAY EVENING. VARCH 20, 1926. ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCT ‘ ‘ a STIS POST-OSATCH 4 on ae re te CET ; siiaiaddiid rash, Nee riitititerrrreiterenttrertterettettreeciiidiiinme oa RWEL e Ae PLAN WOULD PREVENT DELAY TOUTE LL Tee Page righ vu:| IW PAYING CITY EMPLOYES Tr ‘« i Vanderv | Special fo ASSORTED Milk am tity and ite Sixk tiaronthe«' id son R PB 50c¢ | i | ‘| Pr pre ion From frev- er mRiatioad “~WHeD &2nN auteomoh ‘ rane Ap »priat How - ] , aie was | Cue of New Fiscal Year, e ‘ i ; ‘oli ‘Ff ’ n « Probicm. d - )y a Santa Fe passenger ' ever, | t : a 3 ae ere last night Mre \ legal problem will be present- ! Candy Si a I Mrs. ] oq by proposal of Alderman | Hours ly idson were ired ypriati 1,- - : é re eity emniove Service AN DSO} Style and Satisfaction—A Certainty in f an RNC ncerse satin " _# tha present je up Wed nes - Ca A gon agauhe year a o é session of the Board « is that hai nae ese Smart Spring Suits ont 7 - time ik = i | ae peve that servis : . y - ini Eh 4, ‘gis ss s 7 te Mee Sos Se * > * ° a oe & i ie ’ you to come in and see us... for if they have not been satisfactory in eo every detail we will be interested in hearing about it and making a ri ve satisfactory adjustment. er: @ They are smart—decidedly smart in the latest interpretations.... Prince of Wales models, college models, double-breasted models, all with wide shoulders, neat, compact hips, low pockets, straight, free trousers and a fit for men of all builds and sizes. HUETTE’S STYLES AND HUETTE’S VALUES Grecter Than Ever for Easter 7 hae t Pine 4 ke id * ‘ .. ea yy +a a : * ey = . - oa : ee 7% ~ * . a You Pay Less Because More Men Prefer Them *'5— "6 — "7 HU Besks dig ot sales lower prices and aie selections. heats trom a world of snappy stvies— Jans, Blacks Nudes and Browns—the best-looking Shoes ~-_ . - " . = ‘ e ~ *% s shown anvwhere at $*. 86 and 3S”. Saturday Special | Monito Socks—2 Pairs for =a Pyre Silk Socks, all pertect. Fancy Lisle Socks, a!! pertecr. ey sol only @ Fabrics are extraordinary and in wide selections, many of them imported. A new Suit or your money back if you are not satisfied. - a ead \ _> ~* “ide. + “ . - iy a a vas ‘i ‘\ . ; : : he Yt “> eond F} « "Ja ~ sii (SA . iGé Girls Will Chel DESIGNED to fra youthful faces, the new Easter Hats = a newness and © that will delight “oa the girl and her mothe The New S. V.B. “Prestwick” : ‘2 ae t ‘lot f) i ,cP AA oe oo Crochet Visca, Peant Braid and Silk, smart! = ‘ flowers, velvet ribbor e a ; and sien effect. 7 Meet a Specitic Demand 4 4 darts, ta venting fn .- red ad GO green. s 7 5 : @ For the very. ite : . 3 tots there are € Open Saturday Till 9 P.M : TEUMEETRE EEE oT VOGODUULUUUUUULULTDOUOODOEDODOUOUTOUDOROODANDEIOD WONDERFUL SHOES Announcing An Event quisite new | 716 Olive St—6118 Easton—420 N. Sixth |] & of Unusual Appeal | " . = _—~ HEY are made for the golfer who :- @ Prices Pre 4- wants a medium-priced Club..... or ;- @ : a _ Pe | y t re r tor the beginner who wants to feel his way ® before buying more expensive Clubs. 4 They are ™made by a prominent manu- facturer and are designed after models of much- -higher-priced lines. An important feature is their “Perfection grip,” a calf Feuggs Vandkivorn Paney eee Neckwear Exposition Glitiend acai Donan Nieth to Teath Stere Hours: Daily 9:00 to 5: ‘$0—Saturday, 9: 00 to 6:00 * . = ANDERVOORT?'S finest. No better Cravats een S ALE : will be found anywhere. The selection is su- | ¢ gg stip with bell top. All arg perfectly bal | perior.. The styles individual and there is true , anced and well finished. A full stock in- | cludes drivers, brassies, spoons, midirons, economy in their superior quality because it insures Electric Sewing — long service, a Machines Five Special Window Displays aetine Conte Sheet SEW Wie, Give Stewik we = on Olive Street : ~ 3 The resources of many lands have helped provide | Smartness Expressed in the New Spring Weight this presentation. Never before has Vandervoort's _Mashies, mashie niblicks, jiggers, niblicks } and putters. al arranged a display of Cravats on a scale so preten- . = | tious mor in such a spectacular manner. y Ol 158] Men S Oxfords $10 | | ® F C rench Crepes Mog | . 1 Swiss M ep oe | Foot comfort will De greatly promoted on warm ia— _ Swiss Moires 1amois Faille | Spring days it the heav brogue bst English Foulards French Taffeta with th ight Spring O 2 eS ee | Cocan: leeks aviation Teri? | with these | Spring Oxtords. They are smartly Z “\s | Ponta: tila : , | styled in the new Savoy last (narrow with square toe) > 7 4 - oulon Charvats Crepe Batik ) and New Yor! ZS tan. es | Bombay Twills Velour Plaids | ite ame Gees —— -& : | don lasts (narrow with = There’s a Sheer. tapering toe). Made of = Weblike g = and a tan Russia calf with | leather heels in straight lace models by E. T. Wright and other mak- ers of fine shoes. All the favored silks used in the finest handmade neckwear. Beauty Atom * - aiieliahieenteene a — . - - ' ‘== _ = , tom * Ta ej : gz Sshep-—N : and Olive +e ee 65} Pog i Regularly $82.50, $ 5 o* Sale Price Westinghouse Motor Built-in-the-Head $5 Down $5 Monthly Complete With Walnut Carrying Case. Speed Control and Attachments Sewing Ma “hine Shop- » hee 2 > **airs | Shoe Shop—Second Floer, Ninth Street Side Setugas Veratoont Burney ® Olive and Locust, From Ninth to Tenth Nate UP. PDGQDRQRRGDAGRAATI ADDR ALAEASAU AUT EELELEEEEETITITITIVINVO NETO SELLAEETIIE A PEED EEESEEESERTEESIUETELITEEIENENEENTIUTETETITITT ITT TYEE eee an a _ . RS a - md ees ate ore tame os ie ae

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ey emer LTTE SERETUU HUN UT OA EGEEC TOR EAAPRRDADD ADD DSTTADLODEEEDEREDIATLEGTDULID TI UTSOL IP AD IPP BIADATILOOAIALILIINIITIPAALITI DVT ——— eiheeeienabine sili Vinita + - oS aR Nm RN RR ae ah ee FO oe ee e r pe: ee oT. LOU T- : aa : 4 + ‘ » LOUIS POST-DISPATCH FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH 26, 1996. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ws a ~~: ee ee : Sadiibnesineeinenesiibem=aeeses ee Vqureeceeeeeeecentetttie om rs CHARGE PURCHASES REMAINDER OF MONTH NOT DUE UNTIL MAY FIRST Vandervoort’s Candy ae Special for the Week End = eg Milk and Dark Chocolate Pecan Rolls. Gs 4 jot e I Pound, 50c; 2 Pounds, 95c Easter Cards for Children APPROPRIATE cut-outs, some of them featuring lollypops as bunny heads, and a variety of other novel cards for little tots, sc to $e Easter Card Shop—First Floor. Candy Shop—First Floor. Store Hours: Daily, 9:00 to 5:30—Saturday 9:00 to 6:00 Telephone Orders, Shoppers’ Aid—GArtield 7500 i Olive and Locust, From Ninth to Tenth — [Service] Wandervoort Easter Apparel for Youth (eee seeeeesaesaete # AN DSOME is that hand- some does. eg And service is that service gives. | Ey RN RI e-em This store’s chief | claim to service consists in the serviceability of its merchandise, which in turn, es- tablishes the economy of buy- ing it! _ S$CRUGGS- VANDERVOORT- BARNEY | a = | | 5.00 | | $25.00 $41.75 $59.75 | 4“ oe | $25.00 $10.95 $29.75 Misses’ Easter Coats Misses Easter Frocks [yniors’ Easter Frocks oS 4 Present Interesting Versi the Newest Illustrate Fashion's Favorite Spring Modes Pat re Giese Sevag be Elo C it | Many Pretty Styles and Colors in Crepe de Chine New Easter : In Three Attractive Groups | $ _— | $95 8442 ee ee i 25 PRENCH Frocks and charming adaptations are included in THE Girls’ Shop displays a new array of crepe de chine Frocks for PORTER RRAR RD ORTOP Dea eO PPR ARTA DAR AR ed PR eho eee ee eee Peas ese eeeg es i A ee ne the Junior Girl’s Easter selection Saturday. Including charming Girls Will Choose ) S varied as they are fashion-right are these = Spring a | the fascinating collection of Easter Fashions that awé&its pag Ts a — styles in a splendid quality of oor de misses; there is a smart mode for every youthful type—and these ; ae | chine and suc ovely Spring shades as bois de rose, navy, rittany : DESIGNED to frame three groups, arranged for pre-Easter choosing Saturday, represent the fashionable ——o here Saturday. In her own Individual Shop blue, tan, gray and red. Sizes 13 to 17. Another attractive group of youthful faces, these ae. | on the Ninth St. Side she will find these important modes, in all Juniors’ Spring Frocks at $16.75. new Easter Hats express In the smart Spring twills, lorscheen, ar- | the fashionable Spring shades. | a newness and charm deen and twillbloom—also in faille silk. | Flat Crepes Embroidered in Gilet_| Allover Lace Frocks. Embroidered Twill Coats for Junior Girls, $29.75 rj oth Straightline Coats with Beauti- Cape-Coats; including the new Effects. | Allover Tucked Flat Crepes | al : : ‘ : that will delight ‘bot : fully Embroidered Balloon Scalloped Models. | Georgettes with Pleated Fan Goorsctien with Sie. fale | As fashion-right as her older sister’s are the new navy Poiret Twill s, the girl and her mother. S] Sous Sittiow Gaia with Riasted : ¥leres | —— | Coats with colorful embroidery on collar, pocket and sleeves. New bar- . 9. . Styles without number ia — ovitey | = i ing Coats pp | sy ek and Pied Contin. | ae i ls | — oe y well as straight sleeves featured. — 13 to 17. Other new tWiC in Leghorns, Milans, Sleeves. | Self, Embroidered and Fur at ae sce cleedib | + Scaace od! and-fain | tailored and dress Coats for the smart junior girl, $19.75 to $49.75. " N ] Ts. Collars. olero odeis—=i affetas. : : ° ° Croc het Visca, shores soo snc ee . sae Georgette and Plaid Taffeta Com- | Grosgrain Ribbon-Trimmed Geor- Little Girls’ New Easter Coats, $10.95 to $29.75 Braid and Silk, smartly Many will be shown for the first time Saturday. Sizes 14 to 20. | A tt ali | gottes | Pomerat ‘ ears nas pe ‘ " ; . . : . | wide diversity of youthful becoming styles in checks and tweeds, ubs trimmed with ribbons, Other Spring Coats Priced from $65 to $150 Sizes 14 to 20 Years : also solid-color twills, including boyish tailored models. Sizes 6 to 14. a, ere aped me Misses’ Coat Shop—Third Floor, Ninth St. Side. Misses’ Dress Shop—Third Floor. Girls’ and Juniors’ Shop—Third Floor. - and applique effect. Col- Koes pp+iq . a ors range from light to Demand dark, including bright , red and green. | For the very little | Sach tots there are ex- | quisite new Bonnets for Easter. Prices From | $1.95 to $15 | Juvenile Millinery Shop— : Third Floor. MARREALEREREETIR UII IIIT Mada \\\ the golfer who ot ae ey, . ‘ 2D Sg S to feel his way sive Clubs. Tominent manu- after models of An important on grip,” a calf re perfectly bal- A full stock in- pboons, midirons, jiggers, niblicks a ss ipton Y outhtul Varsity Girl Sport Pumps $10.00 REFRESHINGLY girl- | i A Special Selling of j ' ; ; ; ; Z ; ' q ; ‘ * i ’ ; ; eg ’ ‘ “#4 ' Pieah Hits ‘ tt ' ; tree 4 : ’ | eat ‘ 4% } ih HitiHieHE ; i ; aeheF Mies H ; : " i - ; / \ ' Blouses an So) Sree Ber, eS SK: RE SREY RA cn cee ea ees tae Ra ey eee ae ree fF Sh Nee SOLE ae gk Se a ‘ e ee ee ish for the junior Miss. Parchment calf, trimmed with lizard kid. ‘ge $25.00 Mangone $65.00 $39.75 UVUUU AER UORETERUEHEOOR TUTTO RUT OR EEUU OPUUOTOREURUR ERA Ceateteeteeaeeneeccreeeeirien 4 | : om! White calf with brown $25.00 $25.00 Spr ing Suit | : 3 and white snake trim. | . ] Me sesuleen 0 | Mew Tweed Sports Coats The Youthful Tailleur |" daators shoe shor — . oo OTtS ; Phived *42> : : . — Among the Easter Arrivals in ow | A Smart Easter Choice | here’s a Sheerness | oe | RIGLY tailored, crisp | | and a Weblike | Sports Apparel Sho Second eal : | new Blouses of English | THE Tailored Suit returned this Spring with an engaging youthfulness Beauty About | $ 7 5 $ + Sail | of line. The new models are short-coated, man-fashioned, strictly tal- a 19: and broadclot ave just arriv | lored ... extremely smart and becoming! Featured Saturday are Suits Chiffon | | _ in a variety of Spring styles | of clear black and white checks in jaunty short coat model with black |} H | F OR sports wear, for the street. _ panne” ee ene Spores | ee ready to complete the | velvet collar, braid-bound lapels and pockets—superbly tailored Mangone | OS1ery | Coats are most attractive. They come in blocked effects, “4 =e § : w tailored suits so smart | Suits in navy twill, tan covert and mannish Oxford material with finger- | $2 45 | weaves and mixtures....with swagger straight swinging lines, or belted. ne | ei tei ical d 6 sak teal Le Sl ee | | A : Some with inverted pleats at sides and some with velvet piping. Full this season. Very new are ) ip box coat—also tweed and hairline stripe Suits with short box coats | $4.75 Quality . | lined. Colors—Gray, tan, blue and mixtures. the rows of hemstitching in | Three Attractive Groups at . : & ee SE tices, Other New Sports Coats, $16.75 to $110 i vest effects—many have gay | } 12 every pair perfect, with tl 7” i] red $2 5 : . ° $ $ 7 5 . eo Paris clocking designs. . New Sports Frocks Smartly tal come rs ae colored ties or fine tucking. | 30: | 24 Circatsan, gold and aiiver, | Am interesting selection for the oapsece etylesy many with new hand-painted 1o- ee a | — aA . a . ; t in o 4 ee Barer g wwecially eeegs Sor | _* aeons tle shades. Others priced $16.75 to $65. pa : Vandervoort’s Women’s and Misses’ Suit Sh Third Flees ~ . aa care ‘Cenatiens Seer Vandervoort’s Sports Apparel Shop—Secon oor. | op— i 3 TMT — ry a ™ 7 , oe ‘ ae a eee = lll mien —— 7 =. cs % aes " ee - ae oe - %e = as

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————— oe oUuVp-— Firet F.io00or. 4 : g il ty | ; . . gies iti sO) See - Pee) ‘ ail w ~ Rage scents mete ORE FRIDAY EVENING. MARCH 26. 1926. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH eae oA, ON Gir. Sy yt RS NIN fe BREE > wt A hee Be 0 SB me a » Fe ol x : CarMate Repti a eae a cn wes ae oe RE RS, 35 aot SS ay Aegina ee ee ee er ar. tne Ne, eee Naf ; 95>" she eee Pome are iy 2 EE SRR SARS I NOM RIS SR al Ste RCT Me capt 3 DONIC ace NBER te LAO 1 eS FR on SF ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Eastman Cameras $8.50 Value, Saturday at $7.45 @ Eastman folding Cameras that take 2% x- 4%,-inch pictures; easy to load, and very satis- tactory to use. Main Fleer STORE HOURS: 9 A. M. TO 5:30 P. M., DAILY—_-OPEN SATURDAY UNTIL 6 P. M. French Priced $ The exquisite Call . . 3 $5 Value for $3.89 4 t @ The wi — known “Universal” Electric 4 : Irons in 6-l size: nickel plated, with cool :. ? 1e exo) wooden handle and separate stan 4 E here -xclusively—in We GC Gi Ive Eagle Stamps and Redcem Fuil " Beoks for $2.00 in | Charge Purchases Made the Remainder of Cash or $2.50 in Merchandise—Few Restricted Articles Excepted | the Month Will Appear on April Statements Basement Gallery ss ecents and in ornate a % —s day rereading tna Pies 4 er Piaet SA NRESY RON ire. reel ORR Sepia EE GLE POC WM I edna irs ob 5m ay eee wo s - 1 Meta Oe nd mre a — Sie set AB SP ak - . P ¥ . . p ah fi Ee od at oe ten eae ¢ « > . “P Kort NS Rie dete. Af POL Sh EM He er Inlaid Linoleums various patterns ané color cormmbinations: of heavy quality -olors will not wash off. $ Parent ~ $i 3 values. sq. yd.. o Fifth Fleer Toys for Easter $1.19 Value, Choice at. Messe O5e @ Gay Easter Bunnies and Chicks of brightly colored washable oilcloth—dressed as boys and Wooden Toys Master Rabbits, Ducks and ‘“hicks—-pull tors made of painted wood: each | 50c Basement ‘aller> Motorists Are Highly Pleased With “Fandango” Seat Covers Special a | Value, at... : Arm For Many Cars @ Tatlor-made, perfect-fitting Seat Covers of striped mate- rials, with leather trimming. Easv to put on—complete with snap fasteners, and in sizes to fit coupes, sedans and broughams “Fandangos” for Fords A. manship Of the same matertals, with eame excellent tailoring: ‘for 1922 te "26 coupes, priced $4.85: for 1822 to ‘26 — 95 a en cel ei deh Geo wee *e #©F * . + Py Stxth Fleer Supply Spring Tire Needs in T. C. Cords At Special! Prices @ Fresh stock A. T. C. Cord Tires— every one warranted as to perfect work- amd material. Anticipate vour car's needs in these long - service Cords. Reg. Sale Price Price SO0x3% Reg. Cl... . $10.43 $ 9.29 SOx3% Oversize Cl. 13.85 11.95 Six4 O8S &S.... . 18.80 17.25 32.4 OS SS .. 31.70 17.85 34x4 OS SS . 32.40 18.50 32x4% OS SS . 26.90 22.95 33x4% OS SS....... 27.55 23.50 3424% O8 SS....... 28.20 23.95 35u4% OS SS....... 28.75 24.05 oe G8 GB....... 34.25 30.50 3328 O8 SS....... 36.25 ee ee sciceeneeemscauaninanaanain aiiiae seinem oa ~ . LA CN EE I aye te ema: nee a A, Uy, Saturdays Dominant Radio Store Offers Db " (néE~ 6-Tube Single Control Radio Sets For the First Time in St. Louis—Complete at Less Than Halt Price— $207 Value; Deferred Payments, if Desired @ This Radio Event—and the opportunity it affords, are altogether unusual! It provides further evidence. ot the unquestioned dominance of our Radio Section in St. Louis. Picensh a most re- markable purchase trom the manufacturer we are offering these nationally known, Master-Control! 6-tube Receiving Sets at less than half their regular cost. And the satisfaction that the purchase of one of these Sets will bring cannot be measured —they re highly excellent! Be sure to come in Saturdav and see them demonstrated. ond 4 The Thermiodyne 6-Tube Set is ideal for experienced radio enthusiasts, as well as beginners. And it operates with indoor or outdoor aerial wires. ° 7 > ee ? i > > | “. Md . 7 * . * The Master-Control—singie dial—will be a revelation The Master-Dial is calibrated in ware leng just - . > = % . 4 ; * 2 . e to rou. You can hear dozens of stations glide in and ike vour newspaper program. The selectivity of the i ban 2 1. = Det on th at ta Tv 3 gh Eg out—each in its proper place—as fast as the dial is Thermiodrne bars out all unwanted stations. te ena tu? nec. In Attractive Walnut Cabinet—With ‘B’’ Battery Compartments. Compiete With All Equipment ee: of High Standard Grade ie When vou buy rour Thermiodrne at $99.75, it is compiete — ready for installation. And ry ere of equipment will give long service. The special pmee includes the following accessories : _ t ~ : b « i ” > = 5 Genuine Music Master cabinet type Loud Speaker— (ompiete aerial kit. i clear. > ft >. with clear. true tone Thermiodyne Sets are built with thoroughly expert 90-ampere standard make rubber-cased <torace work manship—of finest materials. battery. They have three stages of tuned radio f uency Two 45-volt “Ray-O-Vac” “B” Batteries. This is the latest model. and eden aes been Six Cunai®gham racuum tubes. purchased at the regular price of $207. = Ps ae Instaliation and Service at Small Additional Cost. Unsurpassed in Quality Are Our Very Luscious Easter Candies _ —Featuring Candy- Filled Eggs Special $ 1 00 Value at... @ A limited number or | these brightlv decorated Women's Imported Paper Egg Boxes, daintily eae “jp 3 rs packed with a luscious as- Temp —i _ Cx Kid Gloves sortment of sweets — milk A ate a” P » $3.95 to $4.95 Values chocolates, erystallized fruits, jelly Eggs and other Pair, Saturday kinds. en ee 3 of $2 69 Easter Eggs | &§ | : : —of marshmallow, covered Crisp, satin-finished har ae with fresh dark chocolate: Candy Buttercups with nut . # @ An un usually wide assort-— box ef 120 89 and cocoanut centers: ment of novelty short-cuff Si cb ks onne ns C special. TM -. .. i: - Gloves for Spring wear—in black and many correct Assorted Chocolates HE) Sshades. A1l are of very good quality imported kidskina, Many of the most popular kinds of centers, covere@ with milk and dark Chocolates: special Saturdar, 2 Silk Gloves TAG ee ke vow GSO aay Speer ‘ = | Milanese Silk Gloves with “ nowelty turn-beck cuffs; «@ Caramels [MEL =sowide color and size range: Butter, assortea layer and —of marshmallow, covered . in EE $1.65 agzsorted wrapped Caramels: with milk chocolate, | pas TN special, 39c bex of 123@ for... -.. Women’s Gloves iain Mata Fleer . Imported washable chamois- | i, suede Gloves with embreid- ered short cuffs; pepular shades. special, Junior Lamps $17.50 to $20 Values— Complete 1.6 @€ Charmingly ornamental Lamps for manv rooms—bases of bronze finished metal, beautifully designed, and com- plete with cord and snap socket. Shades of crvstalline parchment: dec- orated with bird or flower patterns. $9.50 Bridge Lamps Just 12 of them: metal bases, and tm- itation parchment shades in $6 25 attractive effects: complete... * Py | Fifth Fleer Introducing the New “Cromwell” Model of Victor Electrola Operated From Any Light Socket "450 Terms, if Desired @ Let us demonstrate this new Victor Electrola to = wi a —— —for Easter Wear. 9.95 $1295 € Regulation, perees ana Poiret twill, ree erge tweeds, velour and if mixtures; the ideal | . aa sizes for baby boys of 1 en and girls of 1 th €.- Tots’ Fretted: o* Georgette over ai aunt a ta*feta or crepe trimmings 2 ruffied or pleated and fs lovely tints, fins 2 te ee Priced é $10.95" $14.95 4 f pleasure: oF ichinen * rs graceful “Cromwell” style, possessing the fol- lowing features. Requires no batteries, kas capacity for forty records — plays all Victor records and bas Victor-inspected radio tubes. Music Salom—Sixth Fleer. Sa carday—Take 1 We Are Sole St. Louis Distributors of , Di “Li Stark Bros. Trees _ Deterred F Shrubs and Other Nursery Products— ,; g % Tree A Renowned and Successful Brand aS | B << Apple Trees Peach Trees © $395 Wrist Stark Bros. Apple Trees; wine- Mammoth, Heath, Red Bir, 4 F aanrwong aan aa goid- Alton and Krumel vartetiea= = Diamond -set Watches of other ‘kinds: GROG. oc ccs 15¢ ee emacs wom wiein 50¢ en Pear Trees Cherry Trees Keiffer. Lincoin and Anije« Lambert. English Morelia. varieties: - Richmond, Co I i sok he Bi cs $1.25 and others: nage nna -_— $125 — Plum Trees Gouge Vines Amertcan, Early Gold, Omaha, Star} Prone. hardy Grape Gem: sork..:....... 900 = can Se Rose Bushes mere Shrubs Hardy fiel@d-grown Fosa - ynevsuckle. wetgelia, laa Bushes of monthiy bloomiug thea. spi rea, Wisteria, syrife Kinds: red. pink, white and zs. and others; mies each........, Rose Bushes | Privet Made Hardy California Privet limbing varieties: hardr He ige. ready for planting field grown, and insect 50 9 te i= inches, 50 fer. 81 free: each... Cc 12 te 15 inches, 25 for. $1 init titties, itl me GR. 5c os-0c eos ecouns Se Peony Bulbs. assorted colors, each. ....__._.. 23c Kentucky Blue Grase Seed, special... 3 Ibs. for $1 Vigore Piant and Tree Food.......... $1.75 @ 96 Glenco Hudrated Lime, 10 and 5@ tha. 35c and 96c Lawn Mowers, wide variety ...... 36.95 to $16.95 a Re Bape: -

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH 26, 1926. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH lated, with cool land. lasement Gallery Are Our Very r Candies Buttercups » satin-finished hard iy Buttercups with nut cocoanut centers; n+ os eae ee 29c¢ lates iters, covereé with milk _3-1d. box, Ge: * 35c¢ Easter Eggs marshmallow, covered milk chocolate, _— ane £0 ..c«ie 95c nwell’’ Model of trola istributors of Trees y Products— ssful Brand Peach Trees neth, Heath, Red Bird, and Krummel] vartettes; &ithy Trees; 50c 7, ee 202828868060 9 8 @ Cherry Trees ert. English Morello 1ond, Cox, Wood ] 25 there; each.... ~ . Grape Vines Rros hardy Crape Hardy Shrubs So : ; : uckle. weigelia. iflac, » SPirea, Wisteria, ervrin- " ages ; | 35c Privet Hedge California Privet ready for planting * 12 inches, 50 fer #1 © 1% inches, 25 for. $1 pees eee 9s ua 5c Sr 25c 1... .23 Ths. for $1 peace $1.75 tm $5 .. $6.95 to $16.95 $13.45 to $16.50 Basement Gallery French Perfumes Priced $8.50 to $17.50 The exquisite Callot Soeurs’ Perfumes, sold here exclusively--in unusyally istinctive scents and in ornate containers. Main Floor ad STORE HOURS: 9 A. M. TO 5:30 P. M., DAILY—OPEN SATURDAY UNTIL 6 P. M. ~FAMOUS ~BARR C We Give Eagle Stamps and Redeem Full Books for $2.00 in Cash or $2.50 in Merchandise—Few Restricted Articles Excepted | Charge Purchases Made the Remainder of | | the Month Will Appear on April Statements ) m™ Kid Gloves : 3.95 to $4.95 Values MI Pair, Saturday Is = —Dozens of New Modes—at q.an unusually wide assort- *90-% to 57 Q5 ment of novelty short-cuff Gloves for Spring wear—tin plack and many correct ‘ar rery od . : om -ctedigel beled = @ The new cape Coats, flares of many kinds, perfectly a a ; : straight models and other silhouettes are seen in this | Silk Gloves 4 remarkable assortment. Many have the large “balloon” } Milanese Silk Gloves with - sleeve—the popular Shagmoor Coats (shown here ex- | novelty turn-back cuffs; a , . : ‘ ee ates end alee range: clusively) are included and light furs, embroidery and ipecial, $] 65 stitching are much used. Sizes 14 to 20. pair... De oe Wak wee ° ’ Women’s Gloves Imported washable chamois- ered short cuffs: popular q shades: special, $1 25 eee - Kaster Coats Two Featured Groups for Misses—at $19.75 and $25 Sports and dressy models of twills and novelty mixtures—- some quite mannish, others with fur edgings. Straight- line, flared and cape-back modeis—=in sizes 14 to 29. Of charmeen, twills, reps, quilted taffetas, satin, fatlle, tweeds, suede Gloves with embroid- — |. two-toned fabrics and homespuns. This Being St. Louis’ Dominant Store for Style, It Is Most Avantageous to Come Directly Here for ses’ Coats Easter Apparel tor Misses - Women’s Imported The Latest Conceits for All Daytime and Evening Occasions—Assortments, Variety and “Values” Being Unsurpassed , Misses’ Frocks —for Daytime and Evening—at $90.5 to °150 @ A most surprising variety of styles—featuring new cape-back effects, sash models, metal embroidery, scarf necklines, puffed sleeves and other new and charming notes. Modes of Georgette, crepe Romaine, satin, crepe satin, taffeta and plain and printed chiffons. Dozens of colors; also navy and black. Many imported Frocks are * in this wondrous collection, embracing sizes 14 to 20. Easter Dresses Wide Choice in a Featured Group at $25 One and two piece models suitable for any daytime oc- casion; models of satin, taffeta, Georgette, flat crepe and taffeta combinations. Sizes 14 to 20. Misses’ Jaunty Suits, $25 to $125 Fourth Fleer Unusual Choice of '— Tots’ Coats —for Easter Wear. $9.99 2 | 9.99 @ Regulation, belted and flared Coats of alil-wool Poiret twill, French serge, tweeds, velour and English mixtures: the ideal colors and sizes for baby boys of 1 to 4 and girls of 1 to 6. Tots’ Frocks —of Georgette over silk with taffeta or crepe trimmings— ruffied or pleated and -in lovely tints. Sizes 2 to 6. Priced $10.95 ° $14.95 Third Filecr ee a —sf platinum, set with @4ilamonds sapphires se eonseeonesfe 2s 49 in this sale made them extremely popular. Ne. 3268: The “Martiyn — , Irving Berlin’s “Always”. Victor or Brunswick Record @ This haunting, capitivating new melody. on Victor or Brunswick Records—song, waltz or fox-trot. Get it Saturday! Music Salon—Sixth Floor New Redfern Girdles weet, — 9H @ An unboned Girdle fer juniors—fiattening the fig- ure becemingly and held securely in place by diag- onal thigh bands. Other misses’ Girdles priced at $1.50 to $10 ¢ White, tan or blue Engtish Broadcloth sports Blouses— with several smart types ef collars and necklines; white models have colored ties. Fearth Fleer @ “Margie” Straps in patent with ‘sauterne applique or sauterne with bois-de-rose: Billiken welt soles; low rub- ber heels. Wanda Buckled Pu m ps, aed 8 OF i cacaens $5.50 GEG 89 00D is cheeads $4.50 Second Vicor Saturday—Mothers May Save on Junior Girls’ Easter Hats —Oftered in Two Special Groups $6.95 to $7.50 Values > 4% @ Tailored and dressy Hats of Milan, visca, leg- horn and silk combined with straw—in poke, rolling brim, off-the-face and other piquant stvles—a choice mothers will welcome. Other Hats for girlish faces, priced $2.95 to $15 Fourth Fleer For Any Easter Costume—Harmonizing Choice in O “Surety” Silk Hosiery — —Here Exclusively—Excellent Values, Pr.... ) @ This is a quality of chiffon Surety Hose that has become ex- > ay 5° —— : selection in one of our $3.55 Hat Sales just before Easter is an : - eMeges Se ae aoe will welcome—the assortment is particularly varied. So i forge cm we hp learly haere: — or ly att y e the modes that women, misses and matrons should inspect > P i “Use, “ae Vary © sona die smart A ce en pai vont colors is another reason for choosing from this assortment. this collection y. : No. 2172: The “Vomette’—e wew ew Styles for Easter Silk-Top Surety Hose nai ag 7 KB wa - sae Lace-trimmed black Hats; flower-trimmed bair apd es — , —of sheer silk—in rachelle, rose nude, braid, belting and ribbon Heats; braid-trimmed mavy taffeta ’; rose beige, shadow, giow, French tan Spert:s Strap ef gumweed calf with tip end vamp trimming of lace and — desirable modes : sah celle chien ut cal. seaae Second Fleer ee . oe ee es - ith i. es _ so CU wn - = —= Eee ee = ii 1 - eh B® Rte, Fit * ' , Bipbiii.g- Sensitie- i Me ne aie alle bs it ly SP BB a, Re Rie ABE AR Nc el a oe ~~ adie ll ad

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~~ 2s | -, eae ewe ere” 2 wees oe We vlay. High Lows calf with # and vamp trimming of _| Priced, pair...... peer eubeces @ ie 7 sauterne bid overiey. High Lows a on = heels. > ees ke Pe so eeu weancie 4. ae ; ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH - ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH 26, 1926. Pe ee ~ = n - ae a's ree anes 1 ges — a _ c —_—— eee —— ————— ———— f * % } t : Be a ’ arte of prohibition enforcement, i PLAN TO PAY U. S. CITIZENS’ | drafted to taciiitate prohibition en: | chante | ordered modified by Mel- N ’ forcement, will be acted upon. The * t get to Congress s Cw | GERMAN CLAIMS PREPARED |t#:%er proposal, submitted by Ax |lon and may not get 10 ¢ : . A —_* sistant Secretary Andrewe, in until next wees. ' Silk Proposal to Liquidate Alien Prop- S J 4 erty Holdings Ready for Sub- ADVEETISEMENT | Scarfs . mission to Co “SS. ; + paitts Sixth and Locust Sts. $1 98 * oS a eee ret ae Sear te ee a — _— » , ~ vel ai ; ome - - — ee ee eee ee “ay aes i Roe Sa: Rernce » ome, | - 4 1. eed debtors) a a) 9 aD PEG Sant ) ts 7 LE PE TOE pee ‘ey . - = sa : : , : SPS é : ee » ae IP afemy ao aw at we her . - ~ i ee ee ee ae ee = wT ee _ On - .- Bo» o~ + _ ye 4 $. + - ~~ be not P A Riper. ’ 9 ali - ~ PO aa. Ry i. By ih nw emyaha Seta s a he Be . ’ 5 SONS a : eee gina ete mente: eo MfAREINGTON. March %¢.—The How Doctor S Tr eat Saturday—Pre-Easter Selling of : administration's proposal to pay off - ‘ WASHINGTON AVENUE — —s immediately the claims against F] ALL-SILK HH Germany of American citizens and Colds and the , u 10 liquidate the holdings of the ” Specials for Saturday a a “ s 6 6 0 5 6 06 08 we ee eee x . es “a f df | — ; 4 eee BEDELL—COAT SALON—ENTIRE FOURTH FLOOR ~' 7 Establi oud Two-Pants Spring Suits @ — 5-27 Se Ridge k Bought to sell for $30.00. In this Reorgani- 3 : . 182 o iid rr ey ee ‘ Chiffon Special! 4 Phone: H Two-Pants Spring Suits Bought to sell for $35.00. In this Reorgani- Go 6 6 ot 0 s 60's 0 ve bb eee Two-Pants Spring Suits Bought to sell for $40.00. In this Reorgani- so tn cs bi ese béceekarn Le Two-Pants Spring Suits Bought to sell for $45.00. In this Reorgani- EE re Two-Pants Spring Suits Bought to sell for $50.00. In this Reorgani- a wis Sc bees dndeeecuvssmee HOSIERY 44 : | Full Fashioned and Semi- | Fashioned —" A very special offering of Silk Hose in all the want- ed Spring shades, Every pair | guaranteed perfect. } —- — ~ AS TS Ne OEM ELL EME LM ts ence Gripe Mth M en aig 8 re we ntti Ae ees re anes ~— * as om ~ — era —iereneliiter pitie- ot be ini tide ~ aa Two-Pants Spring Suits | Bought to sell for $60.00. In this Reorgan!- Yt j A os ec viwsseineettvabaenbac 3 é ) i 4 Men’s Stylish 7 : i i | |) Men’s $2.50 _—— \ Easter | } Stylish Spring | Spring | | CHEMISE | NECKWEAR | T 0 b C 0 AT S 'Daintily Trimmed With | | t) - , | Fine Laces in Attractive | = Ji , f New Spring Topcoats erates . Bought t lf ) C pf :35. In ie eek: $19.50 | " 98 } / ganization Sale at.. | , OPEN if c : | ae ) , EV me , New Spring Topcoats Pi ieee : —— pes: 2: RO y fine quality of Spring and "4s } Bought to sell for~ | shah ; ‘ Pa a ore silks, L $30. In this Reor- $94.50 \c ollar-attached ‘eadigggllirenndsenyy yee: sedges’ : P sia 811 k-and-wool, _ ganization Sale at. styles in fash- | 0 M E. , ves also smart tallored styles. oe heavy satins, rey, 7 lonable asatripes, , / | } | |fon, trimmed itn dainty lace, ‘ twills. : : . a = yates are } New Spring Topcoats mpegs : os “in 92 ' o> Bought to sell for ) : ' se gett - $35. In this Reor- $99.50 novelty effects. Rich Radi Silk = ‘ 3 4 —— ganization Sale at.. Light 8pring Just Arriving! ‘eaters \ a See. . shades Sizes ‘ he ai ; sf 18% to 17. | S] IPS ; « i | : ; AZ In Both Tailored and Lace N K \ \ 2 RO CKS ¥ GOOD HEALTH 4 i | Trimmed Models— i Speci ; The Models Are $ Forecasting ! 4 MALT ae Men’s | pecially Priced Many and Varied, the Springtime of © : : ‘Ke Kut” ‘ 9 ~ | 98 A Colorings Both Gay Youthful 4 Special, me : rry : e and Dark * Smartness_ . 4 | a can ; 1 UNION | These delightful creations of lovely fabrics treathe the Spm : wee * Boys’ $12.50 Two-Pant Suits JUVENILE Boys’ Cravenette Two-Pant Suits | , of the Spring mode. Dresses of every type—smartly talloreaie ic . £ Alpaca-lined coats, blunt-cut vests, two Pure woolens — ‘‘cravenette’’ pro- | Costume Slips in all the want- for sports or dressy. models for formal wear. >; _ = roolens. The ne tyles, shad enderas —- also : | a ; and patterns. veblendidly tailor “8 2.19 regulation styles he ceceied, mananee tals ane ae | §:75 N EW BEDELL ECONOMY SECTION hoe ur } oe Spee oe r agg ‘ a Two long pants. 10 to 19 years. .. / : ; E } “%. 1 } Boys’ $1.25 Blou weare. il Smart New Spring Dainty New Silk es ( | cf dauitned Soil — $5 95 $7 95 $1.50 Spring Caps | G : povmtin Sater I Qe 95, $7. AiLwoo! sulting paiteris in@y Bl ¢ \\/ COATS DRESSES ‘f : 3 ort Pee rays, c c -\ t ‘feat quality hae Sh ce $9.75 One-piece atylew’ with 295 . | | : .% ney Tadras cr ° ee —— a a oe ( | Fashioned in the Newest Modes Fashioned of Rich Silks of : ‘ i pinchecks. Flap 7 ’ and Trimmed in New Ways Lovely Coloring =, ' seats or side- ; > a leg openings. ‘; Sises from %¢ to ' : $ $ 75 u 46, | ° ix “ ,! i eg matey at || , z $2.00 PLT LETS BLE ART ARIE LS SE Terme ET Oe Lovely colored fabrics are used in These Dresses are of unusual ‘ EIGHTH STREET AND W ASHINGTON AVENUE these smart models and contrast- quality for such a low price. An i, . | ing trimmings are used effectively. endless variety of attractive mod- . a EE ee sail ia “— SS ae i TOD | Many are fur trimmed. els for daytime occasions, ‘" > FOURTH FLOOR | SECOND FLOOR » ’ 43 ¢ . ~ }

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__ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH FRIDAY EVENING, if I Many are fur trimmed. FOURTH FLOOR “4 MARCH 26, 1926. | How then | Easter Special e This Artistic and Beautiful 1 Console Bl esorranh In Beautiful Mahogany or Walnut Finish .00 DOWN Remember . $39.75 | One Dollar Down Na i Terms $1 DOWN —a Year to Di cautiful af Celebrated Wave , NEUTRODYNE OATS] CONSOLE } ne Is Shown in These RAD IO Priced !« @ Bj With built-in loud speaker. Beautiful cabinet artistically designed, with ® § | space for batteries. “I : beautify any home. 394 stalled complete seated to NS a a 5 cs Largest Exclusive Piano, Radio and Talking Machine Store in South St. Louis Home Phonograph Co. y Featured well ag the newest of smart fashie fe, Street and sports wear at this. une TH FLOOR ann Established 1907 Open Evenings ] §25- 27 Soath Broadway Evenings Until 9 P. M Phone: HUmbolt “1290 | Until 9 P. M [BROADWAY STORE 150002 SOUTH BROADWAY - ~ SPECIAL OFFER ’2-PANTS SUITS = / iy J / ; d f TOPCOAT } \ — 1 *DQ* 4 : These Suits and Topcoats are tailored from all-wool- en fabrics, in the very lat- est shades, and newest styles. A comparison will show a savings of $10 to $15. ? i BVENINGS M. Jankawitch, Prop. ince r= COMPARE! STUDY! BUY: LIABLE GROCERIES AT LOWER PRICES Gans Van Camp’s ro 2h of PORK & BEANS GOOD HEALTH | | CALUMET MALT BAKING POWDER Special, 58 1-Ib. acan... C cen PEib. Sock “Se SI AS Here You Wil! Find the Best at Prices That Will Suit. The Best in Quality for Less Is Our Motto. Raymond E. Beck Grocery Co. 1553 SOUTH BROADWAY rriving! ROCKS Forecasting a Springtime of Youthful %e ; Smartness m" - a oa ~ : DIN pe * . * : j = r y > ‘ nnn . al Fo OW ty a a " . a a —— ' vely fabrics breathe the spirit f every type—smartly tailored " formal wear. ENTIRE SECOND FLOOR ECTION New Silk Ee SE A SSE SC“ MERCER " «a . AV Ea 4 «i i 5 NY ; 4 ‘ * i , if . oenenennnentll . ie Pl ae | ae | ae =™\ South Broadway. Broadway. One of St. Louis’ ideal shopping districts | is on South Broadway. Here you can get anything you want, from a package of pins to a fine motor car—on South Broadway. South Broadway’ 21 Ladies’ Ready-to-W 32 Dry Goods Stores 10 Men’s Clothing Stores 6 Music Shops 24 Shoe Stores 22 Furniture Stores 11 Jewelry Stores And many miscellaneous stores. Low rents and low costs of doing business mean that you can save money by buying on Various street cars and motor busses will bring you to the doors of the shops on South For the convenience of their patrons the shops are open evenings on South Broadway. Compare prices then follow the crowds for you can get anything you want at money-sav- ing prices on South Broadway. Buy on South Broadway: — —— —— atl ef Se els for daytime occasions, — SECOND FLOOR ST. — POST-DISPATCH ie ee cc ne © = ‘ Ce ne ee s Enormous Shopping District Has ear Stores 10 Millinery Shops 10 Tailor Shops 10 Hardware Stores 20 Grocery and Meat Markets 8 Drug Stores | ti i ot i - ik BUY ON SOUTH BROADWAY Where Prices and Quality Please Thrifty Buyers oan ~~ ae ae P ) All full-lined Coats in many tures, plaids suedes. Poiretsheens, plain sizes up to 52. FIXMAN’S 1600-02 SOUTH BROADWAY Ladies’ Ready-to-Wear ; SPRING OPENING SALE 500 New Easter COATS An Extraordinary Value-Giving Event ‘ase tsee $Q7o ent styles. Sizes for misses and women. 15 2 = n pbc “a ——_ TI 15 in Poiret twills, tWeeds, mix- $22.50 to $28 agp a | 4" Oe ys ye = = &* & —_ = ee = FF eee F * eet ee weeees- ss. ==. = ; oe e« @ GG = 4&2 Se Ge @ ee eB weeeeet & @& & eee ee ee = 2 « « « «2 « @ 6 66 ee | 2 ie @.@ @ @ 6196.6 6 a." * stvies —. every rcronc eiv- able shade and size-— ncompara- See Our i sple values. | w indows. All sizes | New Eas- [| ana shades. ter Dresses, $2 “ Actual $25 Dresses Very Latest &) S| “at nls: |. Wwe offer you in these two groups, vaiues, Coats $950 |31 375 Beautiful ex- | Finer Coats ' clusive models that sel] else- $30.00 and $35, | where for $30 1 | values and $40. Now i\ $4950 |$4.Q.75 (\ 22hite § .— 3SSSSOOSOOOSSSOOS SS SSSSSSSSSG 6 SSOSSSSSOSSSGOGSSS SHOP 8 || ‘AMERICAN FASHION SHOP | ; - 4248 SOUTH BROADWAY . s NEWEST EASTER STYLES Now on Sale at After-Easter Prices— a Enormous ‘Selections at Enormous Savings % | —s Have the Finest Selection of Stylish Stouts Coats, Suits and Dresses in the City 3 554S90SSSCSSSSSGS OPEN EVENINGS SPECIAL—LAST TW Oo DAYS This $30 Stearns & Foster Mattress $1 9-75 An unusual purchase brings this excellent sav- ing to you. We recom- mend and guarantee the Stearns & Foster Mattress —they contain 100% new material—will not become lumpy or get out of shape. Remember—tThis Is a real opportunity to buy a $30.00 Stearns & Foster Mattress for only $19.75. Buy now for future needs. dchaaby Stove and Furniture Co. 2020-22-24 SOUTH BROADWAY ‘ ' > raced nies eee 1 0am OGeGuhGunDeenc ancancencannentancaneane @peemcaene cell omee taal | Ps ! . 4 ey 7. 9x12 hee RANGES & LINOLEUM | ,. a ie Te wner’s “The Big White Store” | Felt Base 5 Since 1880 10- 2122- 24- 26 S. BROADWAY iw 2 SOL ic —_ 3] 2.95 | a Stylish Stout COATS Our Spécialty at Popular Prices twills; $25 val- | wes, now Tailored and Bobbie SUITS | | Bobbish Suits— Tailored 5S uits,} \ || tweeds and | crepe lined. $40 values, now Shop at the ADLINE And Save Money Always — / ea enh hy He Ose Mel + P _ ‘ os , pee Pi So a é: Me Saks. Pe ie er hey Fe EL TE LINO DAG Ry IR AES ae Bi OY EE CIMEL aKG cree BOO epee sing

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Ve BLU BOLVS mOG- occas'‘ons. D FLOOR = hey}: hs no an a os ee ee al 7” ——— ni © Ss ASSOCIATION =) Evenings -1832-34 South Droacway, — * ; & M A wi iF A¢ Y [ TRER e Open . _ ZVeVOXGXONENG NDS OOAOE® GOSS SHE / ' | BOOud DOOU CULL DOODOOSDOSGODSSDO OOS ont HL . — = 4 + > al ; g s | Pett , — ae STLD Gee i; : TCH FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH 26, 1926. . & 4% 23 : ee f ie ¥ eS > seomal pane e -- ate : ; Sues res! 2 eq on ein ee iJ a> anne pa se ee a 2 / ’ . ; . rr oS 5a ae See ae ES Fae ee a eee ee ee £i8 Hi SUSU IO AOMOMOCICIG ROO a oa or . tee ioe Su 8h SiS eet es Stsnusvenanaenensnenene vane o.j at Sa ’ o . - eae ia Bee tee tS i hae 24 ¢ : a0 | ~ *S 4 ® : ee > e taoee : j f | a, ae A 6 : 3 rae ° = hea . 3 > ae : * oe ; S tet % 3, Bib ae : inf : + (2 oe ) i : , ;\ ee bt > Bee - » Tee me — + ~~ + . ee -— = ¢ “ ie | _ os a% tee = ie rs — t Baas pe = bane? ef= , + e Seige . 3 aon l= ae ~~) = H ee aje ae sts a ee sr mi sje ig == “4 Ss u =ts “2% ek a " =ts ‘ea = es jie .) ce 2 =—Te & “,.~= if ° 4 wie aE | - 4 ei =3= s - - e = - eis -~ t= = ~~ pS eae 2S S ceemememenllll eon oi = ~~. efe == «fs a -_— Higher Lower-- _ Pay More? #} = e | ~ % $ 3 , + ~ & US regs Pe tee eS Topcoats All Sill Lined. Windows [S3cr' 2" Coats. Single and Double Breasted Box Coats. Double Breasted Blues. Single Breasted ee ee ee ee 6 AraC Naan iar Np Acacia nn Beton ty . " * — a peagreremedtes beat - re . . Pics ‘ Si re ees st: ey ah " gtd ‘ en ae sean tr eds ate aici oy ie CE oe OR as Tae FO ae as eo ae gage - ee me BEaieeins 2 “ te sow . ~ . earth , 7 7 “ Ss eas oy + ag ss eg: Be tase led ts. wae Aas pape, os ‘ 06 ptereara tel crackin Aswad ipa S Ps . > me " ~ . , aay pease ae dais’ Mn ee ey ‘ EePeOSRe oe Mike itn Spe fhe eel at ot ik” memes Pee Nee ce ae— , pig hn-sakd pepe eek Bonn oo ’ vin Bas a "i ~~ pent ens en ae obra deg wi se asthe nh SP Somer Rr Me Sar ES SRR AO ee > ‘ Seyret ety os RRP tree ba PS ie: a aa he teeei = : a S Siw x, . ig 3 ie CLAN ‘ies «} Zi . i i UITS Up to the Minute in Style—Marvels in Value! New English Models— Single and Double Breasted. Herringbone. Blues. ye Se ed Worst : Men! Don’t lose $15 on your clothes this Spring! You don’t have to do ae ; ue verges. it. Hundreds of men who always paid $37.50 and more for their Suits and Single and Double Cheviots Topcoats are now coming to Millards—because they are getting precisely Breasted Grays — ° : the same value for $22.50 and they are saving at least $15. Why Pay 43, 44, 45 and 46 Burlingham Blues. More? — don't come into Millards to pay $22.50 and sg out — pay- ee ~ ee ing $45. No, sir! You can’t pay more than $22.50 at Millards. t’s our erpiaids. Silk-lined Tuxedos, too. only price, and when you pay $22.50 you save that extra $15 or more. Wh New Tweeds. We Guarantee to Fit pay more? na al ABSOLUTELY. Figure it out for yourself. Every merchant must make a profit over and Plenty of Gabardines. aboe all expense. If a store has a hizh rent, costly fixtures, expensive All sizes—at our one delivery service, losses on credit sales, and big office force, it is compelled and only price, iz; st fire + t f 4 7#@ac6 , 3 il itahitah ita iat [that -an. get rele’ with — F: HAY REM(¢ ne 2 - “ a a “ls : mus eet “oy ™— ee ia ene EMR ER en Bi sue e'a aS” sa i 1g 4 Pe 4 ik, “ , . eS, Be ir aa gareny .

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— — hehehe iret tution ‘if oe) ee g Cost! siaiiehieue nantenaurane SOO! nitahitenheh 1S —EEeEE—E———EE——E——— a ee SS a ee eee ae eee cee eee ee a ea ee aT. Lous POST-DISPATCH FRIDAY EVENIN NG, MARCH 26, 1926 ORE TO TEL PuriTAN MALT RICHEST STRONGEST BEST | HIGHEST IN QUALITY. |ASK ANY DEALER. Brilliant, Striking, Unique Soa “Nh 84s cially Expected pany. L. Loree, high ably Thursday, and announce, while here, financial ct railroads. Operating consolidatio place at th ieve. Hi $i] nsol take ficiais here be! and t M.-K.-T. and Cotton RPRe ‘tain their own org¢anizat itheir distinct offices, ‘competitors for 'same extent as lever, they will use comr nal facilities at scme po iy in Texas, and will fu at pres | fic. The Cotton Belt, whic extend to the have | M.-K.-T. to Port na. The Gulf ty connection at Arthur through “Katy” and K. | have access to eastern |poimts by the Cotton | through business from ‘and Kansas City to the bears | understood, rub, | Maintained. Loree’s plan, so far |here at this time, {ized banking control roads. He will of the M.-K.-T. on his is of ort song : five aboot 12 in — All strong with large root yg iter 60c; 2 tor $1.00; 6 for $2.50; der. $4.50. oo B® You wil! be surprised what relief this new fect the executive direct bee treatment will give you. Sold on ab chairman board of the Kansas City Southern | Re 1ilroad, and director of the Mis is e is time. > It en and business of Mexico. access to Galveston competition meet the | yr KATY PLANS UN VISIT HERE’ ‘Official of Three Rai roads |=. extends from I]]lmo, Mo.., to Recently Merged Finan- in St\=— Louis Next Week. TO CENTRALIZE CONTROL OF LINES Tour of M-K-T System to _ Gulf Points Expected by Local Officers of Com-; of s plans for lidation of the three n is not 10 ailroad of- mean, ... &.., re- ons he the VW il] to How- oc 2a? nt. xpected to} ‘tends due k } the | ee eo Decoration for Your Lawn. souri-Kansas-Texas and St. Louis} _. Grows 2 | SOuthwestern (Cotton Belt) lines, ea s fo 3 ft. will be in a Louis next week. prob- | and non termi- | ints, chief- rnish each jother new outlets fer through traf- h does not will over the Waco, and Texarka- eo wei Arkansas Belt. On St. Louis Gulf, it is will be as known for central- +} ot Lnree tors the direc arrival here, he aches and pains in the head, the; EB Schaff. retirine. was: 7} : atl « ; se . sh 4d ~ as , 'tinctlv a Kansas City road, is re- mA Y R E M Paeeeee See ears £0 Mest the com- petition of the enlarged Missouri 4 } E mannan é ¢ F [/ - YOSL WASHINGTON AVENUE CORNER SEVENTH Pre-Easter Sale Millinery - on be thi . Season is replete with navy. ing designs. MILLINERY SALON—THIRD FLOOR ’ S€ason in fashion is complete without navy, and | Styles refreshingly | *—unquestionably chic in an endless variety of Send No Mone f Just send name and | and will make a tour of inspection a eddress and tel] i aoe “Kat ae ‘ tae. & ~~

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~wSGeetSseVewes kh Wraadw itn 2 4443" Omen” le ta seth Sd 4 ; 4 « | : ooo een LOWRS PO POST-SISPATC ») ) FRIDAY "Y ENING, MARCH 26, 1926 ST LEME # suai | | ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH oso a aaa tae ai ae een ieee ticle — — : ; fe ss ‘on : aa if OS: 7 ae 1 ‘art at §$:38 p. m.,and the body of his rt : young girl but the) - and Wheeler to Debate. ‘bate will s Loti ST. LOUIS WOMEN VOTERS TEXAN FLOGGED BY FIVE MEN ". ohne iat ee oes) Cee ee el mart wa So see |S tsa a Lashed 40 Times With strap After aia ts + week the girl died in| CHIC AGO, Marech 256.— ary te Na- cit . a : ee : ) 1 4 * Gathering I * c 1] >.OD8TR ’ : 25a Me sa = gMeiad associ : | Md theougc Pp ~ js t ~ \ 2 i ‘ ifn Ali {} ifs é ; Fg é | * T, er - ~~ > . . . . . , _ os o > _ - ‘2 ~ ™ The POST-DISPATCH is 1! Ol > JIS S > a. S a newspaper giving Associated Press mews servic isiegates SRLEL CCS OOS I oa F ~~ ‘ - Laliue al on alltel ape dies deleiagiah titaadinen Ailhans anjiinect aden hom eethaaboncdven cteaeaiane EAM 2°08ke . ei J 5 ie a. = Grove . Office, 318 N. Broadway ff | - (Main 1000 et i * Smart Silk Drapes Tailored Effects Velvet Trimmings Ee ac SJ P | ' . Lace and Embroidery : : Reaver he ae cCve] U] 1 ——- © OD 5 eg. = . Inspired by models seen on Fifth . [ { hitton Hose Av. an& the Rue de la Paix, these | Hats come in all the soft new wood W._F. Miller Div Passenger Age mo. Pac. R. R. Co i .) 3 Pairs, $5.50 , : shades ot brown, biue, gray, green - } . : ana tan Large “flonpv” models ¢ f With the Lavender Stripe ee ee ee ee frame youthful faces that. Prevents Garter Runs ‘4 9 4 4iso other smart designs in belting — = ribbon and straw 2 Everything a woman icoxs tor oe ’ a ’ wilt ° : -_ It Pavs in Silk Hosiery is offered by the eid's fat -econd F f i Beverly brand. Wonderful mile- to Buy age, too! A tew of the new a ie a Box Spring shades are; 7s | @ «a A 4 , ’ a . of 3 bd ae Moe Charming Easter Modes in i >t rs ) ; i : + Pairs oo a ea Children’s ana Misses’ Hats ‘ . ee * * eS Wmewe , ip vis Aisin! eal EON AN et tee ete’ th : . ase " isi : — ” a6 a P, " a ere P be aot ahh OP Agar eee Ne te BAIN TO ar lr sponte ds SOI a I eR MOR AEN RU RE ORI rs " auth = = Fs ata aaa! : - “he ee d ; ‘ es Loh pee a Nk NRC » tue , 63 oe FY 4 Oh a ion ee » - ge 5 ie ne PEC LE FOR crtges TF FN RIP A ye ght ; Aias a vt nth 8 + a x ae WSs IME OA bein aah 3 , q i: oa ‘ aia $5.50 oon.) Cur a * . 4 — : : of iT ws ‘ ’ 3} +b . z 7 _ : d ‘ : - -_— ie i ; 7 = r ? : - = - ao 48 . j i/ i eS 4 ce Pal 8 Spo ~ H ote Ay . ~ ag + . ed ae 4 += Sad es. ait 4 5 tii Say q es 2 = . ~ -—-—- . i alb 7 4 Fashioned of straw. silk, crepe by 4 ~ + > ~ * + my mS Or SILK and or 7 nd combination a ~y . ot & : De Extra Speci al Hats offer an unusuai opportunity a e ] 85 eee : ; e os siineiinaine Morning Special! ‘ . ° : Children’s Hats Two-piece models that come : > 1 the most attractive shades » Peds, of green, henna, tan. powder biue and orchid. ®* Two styles ene a eee Men and women can supply their Easter clothing need on the very smallest are featured, one with high or guticiwn 0 payments. No matter how humble your position may be you are welcome or oe hildren's Hat Shop—s with a tailored V-shape. Practical for sports, office. 3 ' oe SPS ae 4 - street, school, oF general weal is -OoOnnen' eid §$ £irst ££:06 SfODS ¢ + >. > | ainty Silk Slips These Are Prices on Terms That You Can : . ° : Afford and a Dollar or Two a Week Will Do : 3 and U @ > IO Dress and en Sn . | MORNING SPECIALS : nderwear Hat Suit & Hat ; $ ; SS ts aes eee “el | 3 (9 to 12 ONLY) ; Splendid Values! lg mringty tailored, facinating ions. Singie or double r $ $ ‘i ;, hie breasted, medium of $ : e uf color combinations, All sizes atin $ ? i and a dollar or two a week diagonals and tiene : 2 : QO ‘i will do. Wear while rou pay. 4 ° $ ° i. » . 4 ‘i Smart New Spring § 50 Men's and Young Men's . P54 : Sacrificed at _ > ee att ° o e 0 $ . , a e) > “ie Dresses Suits = E ° Georgettes and flat crepes, also $ P ¢ sport flanneis. Lovely Sporing ° } @ models—otfered at this except: on- e ; : THOUSANDS DO, WHY NOT YOU? $ ally low price because of incom- 3 Slips of Tub Silk $ plete size ranges. - > P ) me If You . ee Fourth Floo rs and Pongee ) + ? 4 + | Bring : e : : : ) ‘ This ; $ Combinations of Blende. Ad $ | IN THE BASEMENT 3 Parchment znd Bois de Underwear of bi; Wieh nee its Sete , $ t : Rose Kid Crepe de Chine ? wii giwe, absolutely FREE, S 4 a . | ios eeae dana ; Ps 3 and Radium s ing, adjustabie skates. And. $ us a S e . + : _beys, Spring is here! 3 ¢ J e —— : : | : t OPEN TILL 9 P. M. SATURDAY EVENING $ ; gion saints malt iam ; , ; the stylists and these Underthings a , ; While They Last: : These striking designs are cesigned to give that slim silhouette os P 3 a : $ may be had in pumps as SO necessary to the well-groomed fig- | Trimmed and Feit : well as the strap model. ure, and so moderately priced. They ) | = Sport Hats in all $ Both styles are made in come in flesh h d whi 4% $ — the rcnggty> styles and $ the wonderful Beverly tT - peach and white in sizes a . % 20 LOOR $07 N. BROADWAY 2D FLOOR > ‘ \ SN colors offered at a $ quality featured exclusive- 34 to 44. aa j tt te ‘* not matter to me wheth- = 4 am clean-up sidinad ? ly here. ; ae Fe: - ‘ ——s- , . , | = s ’ disabled with cursed rhew- | * BROADWAY AND ST. CHARLES—OPP. NUGENTs $ a 3 seniidestts tank Phir ts . * a 4 > Dames Mies tunic - ae have only occasions! * EAST ST. LOUIS STORE, 324 COLLINSVILLE Av. x) © AAPRRAAPAREDOOET80O09000000000000000000000008000000000 00" First Floo: 2 savy James H. Allen. **T) ® ‘at Allenrhe, my ewn di oa ~ es st 7 the ageny, do. pew ollen = jolene ~hew i wii Syutre the uric - ~ = PL TE LO OE OIE LI Ee r epee Spey mr ; ? = ‘ Fe ote P re Tee of » aes i ; ? t ‘

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ieee ay Sega LTE", Cre en ~“Ollen joimen* == 2 £=£ £# = = tam . x a ; Sew if will dimeivre the urie .a SN , Pet eS ee ee ee oe ae ee ope eo mene oe } ger Ns CS a = . * a? the 27> # 6 te Ye ul ee EIS RD OO ROOD Pid ony re JT LOUIS NA ete eS ; ‘ ; i ae 4 4 : | a — . ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 5 wT ¢* he POoOuy oi his Ino? her —— § ; Pe SIRENS i eae a , sjfound In & room at their 32 by neighbors. Mrs. wea LOANS OWN-YOUR-OWN HOME PLAN | POST-DISPATCH Y EVENING, MARCH 26, 1926. FRID2 a aS EEE - ~~ _— . a — emer NSE EN — ee oe made vacant in the fall by the ex- | — ee nm i atetaealll eet tee tie ae RR A ~ —RNRaee aan my SER ve 0a 228 ? 4s q Parking | Rear View FORD SEDAN eereereeretee | Tights...... SEE) witecees:...; 49¢ FORD COUPE sueeine se ee 3 a Many other jtems at equally low prices. Get our prices, are g y le 4 ’ the fact that ria: mrt alg . wrufrock-Littents, Fourth OPEN SUNDAYS UNTIL NOON. igre 4] ac c i sus 3 at and - a “harle S SNn1i0oONn Y YA || tion no tonger finde an outiet in|] 222 St, Charles Streets, you can since 1007 OLIVE STREET “enése! emigration io the United States. Furniture » ay a Sligh | Pu Co. six-piece Bondoir Suite (aetually worth €405) for the special price of $270. Jn spect it, PIANOS *- PHONOGRAPHS ¢ RADIOS | _ : " W.F. Miller pects had improved since he be- a = ine POTD} i, *y | Div. Passenger Agent came president last January. Judge: gi ) Ho SN esseee® ‘i | me =O s« MO. PAC. R. R.. CO. Calhoun was informed the cor- & HIM WH NHI (THM MM ttt WA HTL fo 7 —_ Re = Ry. Exch. Bidg. poration has tangible assets of a fm € 3 eee Mo. $25,000 and liabilities of $80,000. at Youthful, Short-Coated Hr } ATTORNEY SEEKS JUDSESHIP § — a = - as: | a - A. Samuel Bender Announces Can- ~ : ° Tr) : didacy for G. O. P. Nomination. g: ‘a f A. Samuel Bender, attorney, SS: om ay ° > 4 : With offices in the Wainwright |g: Vg \ 4 of Building, yesterday announced his : Ps 13 candidacy for the Republican nom- e z 13 ination for Circuit Judge in the on / , 500 4 d August primary. Bender said his Gs Y . 4% iin aod eniiiiiy Goan | decision to run was prompted by a/ O tr a 3a Post-Dispatch wants. Phone petition signed by 500 members of ? Gs > o 1 qs | 1A oO Zp: ww want ad or leave it with your ‘%® bar. Wx ’ ; t druggist. There will be three judgc ships ~ No wonder Suits af : 4 cece n have taken the coun- eo : ‘ try by storm—what is rt ; I Now Saturday | y, . costume could lend + ' O SO - coe Shoppers are to have RY’, ‘ more charm to the mt ‘i : a _ =. . e 7 ‘ | 3 a taste of Garland 2 RY : ; } youthful figure? ; 4 P : , rs : a g for $25 Dress values | a .+ 4 that have been the * , Checks om A 1 talk of the town. ff . Scotch Tweeds i @ talk oj tne town. Twillbloom = 1 A - Twillsheen oy é : 9 O Charmeen so 7 : Chiffons 00 Rayon Tweeds cm ; s: Lreorgettes . oe iS ‘4 : mit bit Z Piai 3 7 -+ Satins Y = +t | Z | ef 8: Crepes Y i 4 =. raeeal Y CONSPICUOUS in the Ese © § =F — New Cloths Yj ter parade will be the smart + iq: _ - ae : YY misses nd women in these q + Pa, Fae , Head t Features YY short-coated, mannish tailored : Se Coat Hea quarters £eaiu Up ort-c . ailore cain es ) \\ fj e 7 Yy Suits. In these two groupe at | : £ gee think of securing Frocks \ \\/ Ya Uy $25 = $35 are sod the the : : ws: such as we have pictured at \ \ _ Y “yy Oe — Saturday—1000 Patrs : |e: TWO for $25! Hundreds of Y\\ ee ' GY GY, Some are braid-bound; some : : =: women and misses who know, Z, ' | : 4 Y U with bright colored trims, others 4 H : =: from past events, what rare val | y YY UW have fancy button or braid: : + ues we provide, will welcome Z Wy Z trims. ; - @: this unusual feature for Satur- ‘ $ Y4 : + dav. ‘Phere are styles beyond In Two Great Special Groups 25 Sizes 14 to 42 i > op number, for every occasion and = _ =: more than a score of shades. ie a 25 New Spring Shades 7: ; 5 $35 Sule Seton-~ Te eee i 11: ‘ : a: e a this delightful selection of 3 : a: shades in perfect, full-fash- Pairs : 8: Dress Salon—Second Floor. ; tH E t ioned Service Chiffon Hose ot $4 com: f Children s Day... Free Candy | i , 7 . w: , od a1 Clear, even texture with fine : B: ON Roe E' ERY young visitor on Saturday is invited to reach into the 4 j oo — a ERP are two of the choicest of our many attractively “grab” and pull out a bag 6f Candy. A prize in every bag. 43 Take advantage of the three- 44 ned OC featuring the latest Easter styles. rE oe a ; @: priced Coat groups, tC g ; “ted , | Pair Savings. ; |e; an % moc e roc S4 Satins. failles, imported tweeds, mixtures, cheviots, twille Sale of ( itls ( Yor i: on com: 3 . array of new cape-back, straightline ts 1 : + weaves, etc., In a vast array OF oF ; ; = : -: , or wrappy models. Handsome embroidery, fur, braid and ‘ : &: Smart for Informal Wear a Mig i iffs and other last-minute style na ° : me: button trims with new cuffs and ot 2 an p ef e ES a | * , “ ye A ips ; € c eeeeennaveserssnses a cane ottects. a: $ / 3 Misses’ Women's Extra Sizes ei : i . ' ; $$SES «os omen S .« + 4 ae | derwear +E i Petites . - WO special purchases of / © J 7” a « uieaialeantapelaasiaaiaalaatinl “missy models in girls’ Coats % , = _ * —— ior ' ‘ , | 7 7 for school and dress wear. All : - . ADVERTISEMENT _ snainienionalabateiii a a: ‘ e . ‘ool tweeds flannels Poiret Ee : ee ee ° —$ RRIVED this very week— N Coat A vals weeds, annels, Fouiret, 1 j | : = oe Ot er ew rri covert, diamond checks and many 1 : T= WliSOn 0 an asni a: - hand smocked and hand , r 4 . ae B: oa os aig 4 = D = other Spring fabrics in a dozen on ce , * 2 a: painted, street or business Dresses g $ : * ¢ : more shades, w all n 4: Md Grand and Olive St.—Great Offer to = of fine quality silk or jersey cloth $15, $48, $55, $69 to $25) mete: Gades, with i een | —, . a: in the popular Spring shades | Te ee : Mronic Rheumatic Sufferers. =: oe seen talen—Tist Pin : | ———_____-___ --- --- es: . Sj 14 42 Sizes 2to6...7t0 14 ee ° . : izes 14 to | nev Back if Allenrhu Fails to Do You More Good §: i} . ss : . — ® “ — Fe ia . P. f Ait e _ . healthy man of me im aS er a S , ee Mae $ 9D ‘‘]T know because since I cured @: \ silk tep-to-toe Ealis 5 ‘nn Ss ; Bain 7 _« . ok n > | ws i . 4 33 correct i'mvself, hundreds have taken Allen- : : - ¢ : Hose 1m a rhu and speedily rid themselves ol =: Ele» enth Hour Mode: Spring shades. ' : is all-important,” ‘this agonizing disease.’’ — | these Underthings Allemrhu is no laggard; if starts vinont $ ‘ . : : mee t get iujto the bleed, searches 4 , aan match 7k Coat h 4 ‘hat slim silhouette a ae : urte acid idence ard in 4. OU ca Hatcn-any ¢ si, ae : fan La Omonotis wre avid , , eer tka 2 -. “e — Fos] ‘ Ee well-groomed fig- : two days starts to drive the concentrated ; gg dress se this wot der j — = 4 ; } we that uust rheumatism out of ws: : : a tion And every pair 18 per iert $ 4) | eat her my priced. They | | age ngs saat ; Pobcetone channels. Ss: H*ts paced igpagt hice seg ' il ther kind). It is just ' a and white in $1zes a Ae +. ack ot ae Forbes St., Roch- es: that are chic. Original and (we sei BO Of pe cise hick $ 19 BF ‘ it -* Fs we‘) hai ’ , . * +* Fa a H ore . . ° hs . mh Tt doos ‘ hamiie os the disevverer of ANenrha. es: distinctive models, especiany ae Negi ee eg e EORG E d . ‘ : = Snot matter to me wheth- teas ail gutferers to know that he does | &s turing charming visca and bangkok have won such a tremendous trade (S ETTE and crepe de - | gm! are disabled with cursed rheu- Gee's BY BH a: a a : light + chine Scarfs with plain or " t Floor Shops.) ; . ; inet want a cent of anyone's money unless | gs creations. Youthfu! crowns, sugnt er our handy Hosiery Shop . Let 3 ds. for t C. $3.40 to $6 values be) ; : » ‘a waits ; } 4 es -_ age H. Allen. ] ie sini. =! on the approved list. ’ | Vee ee PP ) shades, thirty new ie SR ion te eee | With ‘this understanding he hee in: | 3 Main Floor—(Sieth: St. é Main Floor—Breadway © Mate Ploor—B < ite <Op the agony, do awa) i etructed Wolff-Wileon Drug Co.., 7th and @: Pourth Floor- -Broadwav € : oe ° 10 OT roedway. ea m1 eet og pains and reduce Washington Av. and Grand Cuve St. and @: 1° Sixth. B *n Loc . ect ye ee m Se — . . ae es é ines Lo Se Seon wage ' eenecer eveccecerseaneussase: y- , NI) Inc Z Broadw ay and xtn, etucen Acust and St. Charle gggeeseeseeees rrvvTirirtt “TTYTtrrrryYyry : , u Joints. nd ie wail a! —inarantee if in} ea ehenecaeeesrcesseceneensseessesesessecesle eever T HOMAS Ww ' GAR LA! . + : s tj . 3 ; ; ' ) drucgisis everrwhee to gta | Pr ssveseeess TTT Titi iia ‘ BARow it will dissolve the uric. avery insta PT TITILILLLLILLLL LT ~ e a » / ' aii eee a Bee 8

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Te ‘ 4 [ 5 > z a a ie x 4 wa ‘S Ea Bt % é 3 “ ae an 4 Besy ag ‘ ¥ > 3 2 ® sz \ et : z : . : a We 4 ‘= 3 ; 4 ; = 3 7 : as 5 q i-+ t ° + r 4 . ae 5 54 : , ‘ j i 5 oh a a s z > ie ¢ 3 : b 2: ee . eS : ee mae f- x oot 2A ° i z i 5 oe ; ; $ Pa > a : ' 3 ,a 7 4 : 7 * el bd si = 4 ss ¥ ‘a ae a 2 4 Kea é at a 7. if é a mien ge ie a) z >.) a . m . Know it will dissolve the uric na % gnawing pains and reduce Washington Av. and Grand Clive 5t. and &s = a a — Ba a FS > t seeueererereeaeeses ee ” (eeeeeeeDeNUEUGsTOEESROGHOOSGSEGSEGHRSeCE8) + STLOUIS POST-DISTATCH ~ ADVERTISEMENT pee LIEN BILLS AOALED h pro v vides . . ° ‘ ~. a i- ‘ ~~ & Ww ‘a er‘me involving mor: The new prop ~ i¥ Pest! : rmer U.S. Attorney Savs ‘te Megsure Woul System of Intimidation. Post-Dispatch Bureau 29-23 Wyatt Building. WASHINGTON, March 26.- ewig * ~m*s - *~ i — 2 “fo rv? =i rs .s07) of Aisecns ama Catt _ ’ ef the — o ~ + 2 2 _ ; 7? i..s, As pro’ iged T} me iin = hilie a % seu rs iy Criticised . , a _ tT} 7 + use Immigration : clash between Represent nston t‘Rep.) ef Washi | officiais of the Ameri iberttes Union f: —* 4 . 7 a“ / = —— > ~~ ot —— | es * IpP is proposed eha 1} ee? o : ; % be «4a * } am . ested - a3 individuals SUL RAO! 20°C the Commissioner-General of migration to Issue warrants est and to conduct the deporta- . ; rirmctse — . . ns hearings, Che safeguards vided ppear whe 2ile- ie " | + Le | arTres S far as a ears ? " ’ : al gra . } ” 5 ~pector lmseil, Who is to take . +7 ray 2 v3 -s5 © i+ ‘ + evidence and submit it to cretary of Labor, whose ee the evidence solelv as sumbit- tr«t will decide the fate of the ndi- idual conce a ise ‘on Black mail. this Provision Ot “I submit that haw ©} ms th Ia Fr a } k daa ind sub Ss th ns] “i TO Te] ipta ns. rh} - A man shoul not he intrus. sIngi« i lual’ 2 es wks - " - - » i Na te te ee ds toe, Pee POE ke, 4 ; wall - bs we LD: hed Axles. Peeyae roe >» ws ‘ AGRIC ey ty Ear Sie Wetter, - . SETS LT gear a eee ee a a ee ee 7S oe - lar = w m > . a Padi Sisasap. No need to cut a business or social engagement to be in Chicago early tomorrow morning. Sleeping car ready for you at 9-30 pm. Train leaves 12-05 am. Plency of sleep, and a good breakfase in the club car To to fit youfora dav's work. Chicago Gets you there at 7:35 am Other Wabash trains at convenient hours. ne ’ Wabash Ticker Offices, Broad- eS ae or , Division Passen antes 1450 Ry. Exch. (AT Ain 4980) Re is i ." ad Create present d*portation neha acagmendinniaintmenindenn anemia 2._ontie otinnemesmea ee he ~~ bee~enddierentpenenailiiiodesiene ee ny Se ES eae ce ea 1 ee emma eat See Nay ee -_ RPE Nee Ne ee LL LL TE = A ANE ARN ARS ar cr ~e a a a aa aT ee ee parnacreeCergE ioe il] CON ie t congas One dose wi . £3: QUICKLY RELIEVE IT Wolft- Wilson him up atthe door of the cara wv yehin 1d his home at S-s 7 terday. =" |Ag pices Daughter se | a Resume $ Siudies | a! Ex ryt hing sel | to. fi rresec:] her even a .* 1F YOU HADA NECK AS LONG AS THIS FELLOW AND HAD SORE THROAT | STIX BAER & FULLER GRAND-LEADER te tit A LE Musical Instrument Section A Special Program Saturday, in Our W ell-Known Entertainers Will Appear Niek Lucas The Crooning Troubadour and well- known Brunswick artist will be in our Music Department Saturday at noon to autograph any of his records purchased. The popular August H. Blattner radio entertainer, who uses Conn Band irstruments will both demon- strate and explain the use of various in- struments in this foremost line Exclusive Department Store Agents for Conn Band Instruments With the addition of this well-known and complete line of Band Instruments and the Bacon Banjo, our newly enlarged Musical Instrument Section becomes a center for music and mu- You are invited to visit and examine any of sical accessories. the many instruments now on display. been engaged to answer all questions. Expert instructors have : | Value-Giving is Our Sexvice to the Publie—50 De + SS Se Sete Banjo Ukulele Special At 98 c This instrument is well made and has an excellent quality of tone. An value at this low price. Hawanan Ukulele, Shecral at $1.19 This is an exceptionally good Ukulele offered at a remarkable saving. unusual Ray Palmer, the Ukulele radio entertainer, will give a lesson without charge to each purchaser of a Ukulele New Orthophonic Victrola Beautrful Credenza Model Cabinet “300 A newly received shipment of these Orthophonic Victrolas enables us to make immediate delivery. ment which reproduces in almost natural clearness. ceedingly attractive cabinet gives it unusual charm. Convenient Terms of Payment May Be Arranged o- Tu be Single-Dial Control Atwater Kent Radio Shown for the First Time *105 People who desire simplicity in the oper- ; ation ot a Radio will welcome this new At- water Kent Receiver with single-dia! control. This set performs with the same selectivity. tone and volume of the standard set. his set is now on display in our Radio Section. Radio Accessories Eveready “A” Bat- teries .. soc Burgess “_" Batteries, soc Burgess “B,.” 45-volt, =~ $4 Eveready “B.” 45-volt, $4 Philco Storage Bat- tery, 6Go-amp. $14.85 Talking Tape Soc Brach Phone Plugs. Soc Air Line Log Books are priced at soc RCA Type 201A Tubes $2 Cunningham 201A Tubes $2.00 This is the instru- An ex- Hear These N ew Victor Reco rds. Our Music Salon is al- Ways at the disposa!. of those desiring to hear the latest Victor Records. 19940—7 5c Sweet Child, fox trot— Whiteman's Orchestra I Never Knew How Won- derful You Were— Whiteman’'s Orchestra 19959——"7 5c Always Henry Burr When Autumn Leaves Are Falling Jack Sm:th esas ble Viieesl $30 Finished in mahogany or oak. Vinee Ae’ 7. 2 - ; “a.on and Radio Sectisa—Fourth F » Broadcasting Station WSBF ee ae #2 « ra @e-« o mee te 273-METER WAVE-LENGTH Sy a cinela soto en y ern Pere ee ees amet eee eT eeeeeenS re, ee ee eae , paeaies ete Charge Pui Tl 1000 Beautiful Spring Coats for ( In Two Special Selling Groups i and $Q:95 A, W ITH Easter a week away and mothers busy plan- Sale of M 9-Trouse Offers the: —Many i ning the daughter's Spring and Easter wardrobe comes this special offering of 1000 beautiful new Spring Coats that have been divided in two low priced groups that afford substantial savings. We feel sure that when the daughter sees these Coats she will be more than pleased with the many charming and attractive styles presented. Well tailored of wool velour, plaids. mixtures. and -tweeds in all the wanted Spring colors. Every Coat 1s full lined and attractively trim- med. May be had in sizes 7 to 14. i Ye s - Juniors’ lies Coats, $16.50 Stunning Coats of Poiret twill in a host of beautiful styles representing the latest fashion features. Many are silk lined. All the fashionable Spring shades will be found. Sizes 13 to 17. Juniors’ Silk Dresses a $1 9-75 A special group of clever Dresses for juniors and large girls; fashioned of crepe de chine, and flat crepe in many charm- well as fancy trimmed models; many at ing Spring models in the light shades and sf & tractive styles to choose from; come im . navy blue. Sizes 13 to 17. Low 2 “en be had in sizes 7 to 14. | (New Location—Near Sixth Street Entrance, Downstairs Store.) Special Purchase and Sale of New Poiretsheen Ce 15% E secured this group of 100 Poiretsheen . Coats through a special purchase and offer them Satur- day at this value-giving price. There are many clever models to select from, embroidered arid self trim- med while others are fur trimmed. Shown in the newest tans, greens and grays as well as navy and black. Satin de chine and silk crepe lined. Sizes 16 to 44. Coats at $9.50 Coats at $19.50 Tweeds, suedes and novelty Coats of the better quality: mixtures in every wanted tailored of Poiretsheen, nov- style; satin de chine, petti- elty mixtures. Bershire plaids bloom and rayon dined; tans, and high-grade sport fabrics: blues, grays, greens, rust and newest styles in the wanted combinations; sizes 16 to 44. colcrs; sizes 16 to 46. - . * ° —s 4 1 = = iNew Location—Near Sixth Street Entrance, Downstairs Store.) Crepe de chine Frocks in many ¢ new styles in red, peach, Ntle, Copen,” Exceptionally well tailored and splendig values. May be had in sizes 7 to 14. just ge ee 100 to sell so an eartly selection is advisel @™ [his important sale e% 4 a timely opportunity to | trousers at a very remar are all carefully finished styling. Fabrics are mos ings and many solid blue $5: to = ae Beautiful Dresses of imported French voile and crepe de chine im tailored as Kuppenhe In a Variet Men’s Spring Suits With Two Trousers > 1 6° Blue pencil stripe Suits as well as tancy mixtures are included in this group. Single and double breasted models for the young men and the more conservative dresser. Sizes 34 to : 75, Regular 4-Piece Models bed Single and double breasted Susml light and dark patterns. Sizes +9 Splendid valyes. Mallory Hats 14 We have a complete and | ae selection of this i well-known Hat offering ‘ : the wanted styles in new colors. Four-piece Suits with vest, 1] ail long and | pair of short pant} @ some Suits with 2 pairs of & single and double breasted cc new shades. Sizes 7 to 17. $1 9:98 All-wooil double-breasted Suits @ 1 pair of long and 1 pair of golf kus ers in new Spring shades. Also O8 fabrics: sizes 8 to 17. $1528 Wool Suits in fancy new shades # blue cheviot; some with 2 pair of pants; sizes 8 to 18 Others wit pair of long pants and a pair of § knickers. Boys’ Wash Suits of good fabrics are priced at $1.59 to # Boys’ Longies of materials that give splendid service, $1.95 and @ Boys’ New Spring Topcoats 4 priced $3.95, $495 and $5.95. (West Elevators and West Stairway Direct to the Men's and Boys’ Clething Department—Deownstairs Stere.} % All-wool Suits in the new. wanted Spring shades in both single and double breasted models. Tans, grays. poudre blue, Prussian blue, etc. Sizes $ 2 850 This special group consists of Suits of all-wool blue serge and a large se- lection of new shades in plain and fancy patterns. Single and double breasted models in sizes 34 to 42. Men’s Spring Topcoats 172 In the group are fancy weaves. plain knit Coats in all the new shades. Iso Gabar- dimes in the new models. Sizes 33 to 44. wide sasha There arenes ant other favored collars. tailored to fit well and % 4 St

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Clotheng Department —Downstairs Stere.) TIX. BAER & GRAND-LEADER F'ULLER alate iia i a ie nl a oases CSSST OTST RSE Ge, Ati i ££ — Boys’ st. LOUK _POST-DISPATCH FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH 26, 1996. ST LOUIS POST-DISPAT Char P : , ' ————————————————_——— nn ee in May Store Open Saturday Until 6 o’Clock Ch Wide Leather Belts, $1 These smartly patterned wide Belts are very @ popular with men and women. Made of dura- ble cowhide in English bridle style. ne —— ee a ener — SE ee ee ne -& (Men's Furnishings—Main Floor.) @. “ise eemrts. ~ . a @é@e. 4 *3 48 44% sean aa we eh FO wi ) errs bine Sere tT a ilk Dresses, $9.95 line Frocks in many clever red, peach, Nile, Copen, etc. well tailored and splendid ve had in sizes 7 to 14. Just in early selection is advised. "33 _ ‘ } trousers at a very remarkable saving. Th nfirmation Dresses irae 5 t $9.95 resses of imported French ne de chine in tailored as trimmed models; many at- to choose from; come in all > had in sizes 7 to 14. Among the popular fabrics of the new NSE ET RIN RPO AR IR kN pe) I Ds pes Tih ees omg aici ag — Spring Suits lar 4-Piece Models they are offered at an Mallory Hats Stetson Hats $7.98 ban | We have a complete and These new a ~ on . : varied f thi are smart indeed and otter 1 double breasted Suits 10 2 eae sitsetaee rich, new tones with plain rk patterns. Sizes 3 to 15. the Wanted styles in new or colored band. Set or pes. colors, snap brims. $6 and $7 | $8 to $12 $9.75 Suits with vest, 1 pair of pair of short pants, also with 2 pairs of knickers; jlouble breasted coats; all Sizes 7 to 17. 3 | 9:98 jouble-breasted Suits with z and 1 pair of golf knick- pring shades. Also blue 8 to 17. | 5:95 _in fancy new shades and some with 2 pair of long § to 18. Others with a pants and a pair of golf With, Starched Collar to Match $92° These new Shirts are offered in an unusually wide Variety of strikingly attractive patterns. ere are new stripe effects including blues and Other favored collars. The collars were carefully tailored to fit well and the Shirt is cut in ample Proportions assuring perfect fit. — h Suits of good wearing riced at $1.59 to $1.95 ries of materials that will 1 service, $1.95 and $2.95 7 v Spring Topcoats are @ $4.95 and $5.95. a lownstairs Store.) Offers the Seqson’s Popular Models —Many in Light-Tone Worsteds y @6© This important sale event coming just before Easter extends # a timely opportunity to purchase well-tailored Suits with extra Ni are all carefully finished and include all the details of correct } styling. Fabrics are mostly worsteds in new light Spring color- j ings and many solid blues in favored patterns. Kuppenheimer Spring Suits Ina Variety ot New Patterns tsheen Coats | Offer Attractive Choice for Easter a <=) : mw *55 '60 Spring line are Glen Urquhart plaids. Silvertones and Ambertones, new Spring shades that are exclusive with Kuppenheimer. Models include the broad-shouldered, trim hip effects and also more conservative styles. Suits in this group Kuppenheimer Royston Hats tor Spring ae Present New Shades and Shapes $55.00 Royston Hats represent our own exclusive styles and are carefully made to conform to our own specifications. Every smart new shape and shade is offered in the Spring assortments—and exceedingly attractive price. Knox Hats Our enlarged Hat Sec- tion is fully prepared to supply you with your new Knox for Spring. You'll like the “Fifth Avenue,” at $8 (Mens Hat Section—Main Floor.) ; The New Royston — B f: Bright New Royston Neckwear, $1 In these assortments there are wide selections of new Cravats—affording an unusual choice for the Easter parade and for general Spring wear. Included are new light pat- terns, checks, stripes and every wanted color. (Men's Furnishings—Main Foor.) Supply Your Easter Needs at the M With Complete Assortments of Spring Clothes and Furnishings That Are Both New and Correct Sale of Men's High-Grade 9-Trouser . Spring Suits A Charge Account Is a Worth-While Convenience We appreciate the privilege of having your name on our books, and hope you are taking full advantage ot the liberal credit terms which we offer. If you are not already enjoying this convenience at our store, now is an opportune time to open an account. Our Credit Office is located on the Fourth Floor, the same as our Clothing Department, and arrange- ments may be promptly and conveniently effected. Selz Spring Shoes Feature the Proper Styles for the Easter Dress Parade Selz Shoes offer smart styling, well-appearing durable leathers and an unusually attractive price. The new arrivals are specially fitted to set off Spring Clothes and are offered in new light tan and black shades of sturdy leathers. Pictured above are two representative styles. The Campus, a balloon mode] with rubber flange heel. and the Chub, a medium-toe Oxford. (Men's Ehoe Section—Main Floor.) Attractive Values in and double breasted box-back effects. ative taste. All are showerproofed. °38 ‘ Youths Royston-H1 Suits With Two Long Pants in Smart New Spring Patterns $95.0 Youths who see these smartly fashioned Suits will instantly like their correct cut and excellent tailoring. These Suits are Stix, Baer & Fuller’s exclusive brand and feature loose-fitting single and double breasted coats. Light new colors and fancy mixtures. Sizes 33 to 36 Youths’ Royston-Hi Spring Topcoats, $25 The Topcoats in this group are well tai- lored of excellent Cravenette processed fab- rics which give them longer wear and at the same time make them showerproof. Loose- fitting skeleton lined models in plain, plaid and herringbone effects. Sizes 33 to 36. (Students’ Section—Fourth Floor.) Baseball Supplies Are Here Some Special Price Attractions for the Opening of the Season Fielders' Gloves $1.75 Full size, well made Gloves, full leather lined and made of genuine horsehide. Welted seams and leather-laced. en’s Store New Spring Topcoats A Wide Assortment of New Styles in Smart Tones and Patterns These carefully tailored Topcoats are in the favored single and include many blues, tweeds and other light Spring color- ings that are so popular for the current season’s wear. There are ample assortments for young men and men of more conserv- New Blue Royston Spring Suits With Extra Pair of Trousers Are Noteworthy Values at Newly arrived in the Royston assortments are these ‘smart appearing Suits, tailored of choice blue diagonal fabrics. The styles embody all the desired features of the new Spring models in single“and double breasted models and more conservative effects for.older men. —_ Shad al thine Gite taht Rai cant ates eee dedi ee ee ee ‘ OP ERNIE ee ae ar ID A Rite ciel SAE te eines Se me amet aetna . 2 : : - Oe A gg OS As Pt ER om Ap Mer Sm Na REY Mofo ye eat oe They are all new Coats (Men's Store—Fourth Fioer.) Baseiell eee. .. . «since 25c to $1.85 Baseball Shoes......... $3.45 and $4.95 Yankiboy Uniforms...... $2.25 to $3.45 (Sporting Goods Section—Fourth Pieer:) League Baseballs $1.25 Official Wright & Ditson, Draper - Maynard, Spalding and Reach Basebalis—all spe- cially priced,

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w? Jou'nstairs Store.) ~_ ’ aaa $4. 95 and $5. 95. — wPY ~wwos\ & iswe Owe" and tor general oping mee’: terns, checks, stripes ary every wanted color. (Men's Furnishings— Floor.) Main (Men's Shoe Section-—Main Floor.) ° FRIDAY EVENING. sf t J of oP aa MAKE Hi mT, dora paeriy 4 Tee 24 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH — ’ ne in the h .* J OSf* Pn ae a omer) p Elec ute Fans Stolen From Church. | — fone ys a apagapeeaemaaan Demos - ok, their father, was doit ad | P i re E | s¢ (OAR Hi ee UIERSEY CITT ™ y Mar =4 ATDpe: wera "#xt door He heard Buy on tate +urch, Oak Hill avenue 4 eT 3a > Bae heir screams, but flames barred : oes : Purl a iil .? and he? or reg Mn! pi 5 wet f eA lee 7 GUARANTEED C J INQ. ten «treet “~as niere ) & #ars 1 ie i a a 12 * rhe hedroom le Gloves pees EQUIPPED wiTa NEW THREADS ASD COUPLINGS cco iap cate ke TD | e su hallway leadi —— Our Samp tiene , "* stig se EN ED three wee when 2 stove e3 ! : : : Ss I ; AT PRICES Ww Pe ares owen, = arama SAVEN Ss. | . 3 fi es pane ren ng stole fr 2 2 io reaci e . $1 1.25 toe 79e Rie te 208 Greenspon’s Sons Iron & Steel CO. oo irevio's cocesion, amps : : BWew Budget p $1.69 Vdlues. a a 30 HALL ST. Tyler 0236 ann were 2nen m to ee wocnctad te De: women’s chamo's- suede fab- ie — ee i ise Gloves im novelty embroid- § - es ception in Irying to boring n fered cutt style. Wanted eolors Chis a SAY ) | ret Fam to 3 and ais 22 Basement ge = f fe. Ob is vaxt ; SO ee es “ ‘ ; | ki i LL OSIE RY S OPS, INC. : _~ al 9 i:07F,. ‘ nse 210: . Ee n y . ‘4 . H . ] of. a laundry a cingfieid Mo + = a || was ordered deported bys Comm. ‘eit f 4 ‘sioner Atkins 'oday atrer immigra ei b tion Bureau officials had introduced ' fey : | d = | evidence at a hearing to snow - lV 4 ft |For Men, Women and Children ¢ Bi nn efoto ring na ta he =} ie nam ty » hed taken ao. . \ Manv new shades in ladies’ service weigat & name of ee eee To every man or woman who opens a | : . re 4) : tome thread sig sheer chiffon Hose dead since 1 -Will Saturday, and up to and ineludie ! U ce 5 ‘ wire Preau Biin a@uu But wires ee Ee eg Oee Fe are te the Good sa y: p F b ll ; i¥ ; are re now on hand ur Soops. aha * z is 's Me: “ae Re * cau nae. day, April 3, we wil give $5.00. . e : m re aS a Ange \ OUR HIGHEST PRICE Is ONE DOLLAR | a if sil oe * pre 5.sn i = Clothes Saturday = ~ oh ypexe Seconds of $5.50 to e ae _ THE HOSE ARE GUARANTEED TO BE PERFECT same wae Chung: Foo he YOUR CREDIT IS GOOD Bring this % | Bh ‘ 1 = ‘ Pty zs | eg: ~ ss lat he ey st ie - e . . ' i i our store —¢ a Rayon and Sik % leraia and ee one tans No store in St. Louis will charge actcous aia oo... siete eteck of extrt hae caahieil cive you as good Value. or te p. . qstik it | Mer nhignberhtods so taac shopping eee caret ow ee as easy terms as we do. ne ment of $ Se wees gee f eas . ed 2 2 a ° : ° es A Fet zy een) Se ey) ey poe esidence reference or security re- with ie . o, 3 9 as > “ane ) ~S re : 7 amber eh ew Specials pet a. apie a quired. come in, select ferrules. ei ie | ngs OC a oe —4 ha | Ladies* extra heavy lisie and || Gow a! Spring: args © what clothes vou need iil Sear 3 bid / . ; . it] ersor i = = 3 ° . ft eee = ravon outsizes. Several new : iaaier the ese Exciusi. and take them right home BUY NOW! EASTER Ties = ‘ — : e pu able by a 2-ve . Rad ee : colors. Per pair 5 Cites Bie tohe tha 7 With vou. CLOTHING “= eee B+ ES missioner he had affidavirs B fate : andeau Girdl ni. eae oe : COATS $14.75 Bs ans combos Mi cus Chane Pook aval Ge AND MISSES FOR MEN AND WOMEN pte at S vs ‘ —— fa = AeTS siting rurtae ree Made of the newe materials, beautifully re ALL THE CREDIT you WANT Vi i “Be. q ‘ ys Ss. siig = nds FulK § ay 4 trimmed. any cman shade Aili the lates 35 00 | E pais : ye ae > | Gow offered to pay tim if ~ seg “sald $35. REMEMBER, $5 FREE! $485 eg Be = \ va : 6 | ce ee Women’s & Misses’ ay goon BEAUTIFUL SILK DRESSES $10.75 | & (oe 1 . " Gual od f tee ae \e ; a 5B nz Wing S arres. a wee two or three at these low prices 7 $1 4 50 st riped piri t ) . : Sai eee ot tine a ertal, Me — ‘ $29.50 i] eS Heh : = pic Tim’ murPHy, cHicaco «6: ONE AND TWO PANTS SUITS = ae 1{ fered in a good rai be 2S Se : 4 ' . I * : ri} cae 3 » 4 “ss 2 Beauufuil Faster shades. singie and donbie “" SS Wome to Puy ‘ a he. a. 75 ~ Ne. 1—6224 Easton Av. = LABOR LEADER, OUT OF PRISON B cence. $45.00 2 = a Ke ‘ ’ sea No. 2—2706 N. 14th St. « senrence for Part in $380.000 Mail —_ — Hip 4 hal | si Z Se 9c | No. 3—2728 Cherokee St. & Robbery Lightened Because a OPEN SATURDAY EVENING ye lq" 4 @) » dl , " “ bi : a i : - No. 43944 W. Florissant Av. =a : ef teood —er nine ~, SN aw - di 4 This Impor, Bee Se .-¥ : a ia , E he AgpOCcia’ - — : Bit 5 \—es (pel alee LEAVENWORTH, Kan. M “OVER WOOLWORTH . hia SIX STORES No. 6—4265 Manchester Av. Ex : Bie Tim” Muro , iz @ 9 = ort ‘ 2 Aa * 4 ype LOT SC LPOPRVSPONEL ¥EN 4 = ao | eeu "| Telease edera) peniren S10 WASHINGFON AVENUE | i 8 itheeddh lat [on ernpira tLe W OOL VY «8s TT iw LL sie % 7 , a : e « eenten: - ; : pe i NRRRRRRRRRRERRRERERERRADERERRERERERERREEEERESEESEEETESTNTS a $389 — : ae St. Louis’ Greatest Clothing Store Out of the April 6, 182 peomaiiaa ‘s | ek. & W . ¥ 2 son THRE > High-Rent District Means—Lower Prices er Se ee © just 3 ee 1 ee A “Full Block e * 4-Heoil pene fh Never efore In the His ory 0 ouis! cagsaa Cvy. aw tha’ bad bees Long” Coat Dept. a pe of coal Bs ee bn oe weed hekaetar eee eee lorning Sal | | uch a Money Saving Easter Clothin alelle) oo. See Mee ig Bs 1 Po ic SMe sree cas cose eabgtaRress : | pacned. fo eg: nie iL oO, : , 517-19 Washingtog Av. § } o/Save 297 to 407 on Finest 2-Pants Suits 4/8 oc t 8 PP | sy 7 S$ assertion that e e . 7 wom a nionize the prison.” After | Silk S 7 Sault abies ba “E> made. ac : Trimmed al es ee side trust 2 r ~ nS ~ « a a 3 ~ ’ 4 World’s Finest Baltimore Tailor Made! ? eee ee Bis Sxperience. wit y par A Small Deposit Holds Your Suit Till Easter mm; ee ee eer ae , G Li the newest plain aud fancy tmperted and ee L . American all-wool worsteds and wv eolens bigehst 5 ‘ : - aa: a mexiiim: amd dark colors—ineluding the popula: " 1h 0 navy bine wide wales, London lavender. powder a 4 re ‘ Henaaet ay a blue. etc —singie and double breasted niudets : . : - REGULARS—STOUTS—SLIMS—SHORTS He a SPECIAL- 50 2-Pants 5 2-Pants Scenes fi pbs ne SUITS ~ o* & a a a Suits ae Blue Serges. Pencil-Striped ‘ ae aggpengenge — | 1-4 SS Wersteds, Ete. ioe Senet ooo. 7 SEEK EMBEZZLER IN CANADA | . Fa” Ai UM 3ou0YS 2-PANTS KWICKER suITS. match earnrwyehere eise Mounted Poliwce Asked i Watch for Missing Chicago Teiler “Boys” Topcoats sperini tou cana i hetee select ion $a vaiue pay \ aSsimeres., t= eeds zs ® Asecocia @€ Prams $70.00 to $25.00 927 0 to $37.50 $40.00 to $50.00 $50.00 to -00 et Belied ber med “AG Mat Ro * is » +racue a ‘ a E — ae ee ee Se bee oa » leh rat nenyate tian sete eles “Sen teen ringing tenes |. 5@ elses here > a 8S a" sa - - ew x 2 ine K “ : Poire shee > * mic. us © : iy YOUTHS’ 4-PiECE VEST SUITS — Florence B Speir > ff ate : ‘rea | - Conte wih § tree saseuw rs s * _ ail- weer bine © wima © ~ S siadens ™ _ r igs a.50 | dress as ce oor ges ined H ol s A 2 As SS o ®.veves g r a“ , as - - a —_ lwug aired sihart panie high grade aii BOO) ‘apries. == wr cel wit} - ec ” 1 i ~ A ri q 7 = a a ~ Se » mmed largest s#iectivon ef patierns aud celors i? 5@ reguiarts worth 172.50 “pecia sk - = oce ssued f a 7 ; athe —— % we : pr . ee a -@ | ail ~ anc QQYOUTHS' FINEST 4-PC. SUITS4 9 99 soon os atin ong paute or ieng and shurt ine@st import ed “3 =," dumesiic cherks. plaide and pea 4 se) ere. — NoGimeeporna, ef. 3° ewers es lhere ‘PANTS SALE — ee 90 MEN'S PANTS BOYS . : Pemei!l sirip i tp i tag . sere: == EASTER HATS 9 = eons sree The New ‘Prince of Wales’ } Cassimore ani Main a2na@ fanes Worsteds ‘ a & -o°r e ew rince 0 a es’ annis Stv le rae“ ife res ae ei snapper ana « wi limed, larg a 'e', 50c, 75¢ and 95c hevriais We fit any sire mac 2.95 Never bare we sheen as wide Fee muooro. _— ST i? a wo ro er one Oe ee een = Pen em ot rs fe -%. : , eo we I ; 32 es, c ‘ $ , ; t - i ‘ . = i S . 4 P t , a a ; a ' P P nad * - ; j a . : “ ~ € } T ' 4 if) , . 3 es b H a > rw 7 4 . co ss t e ’ ~ 3 » wa . Fs See ee . » ; , - , , ’ 9 - » a ee a t s 7 . + hk 92 j oe T w ~*~ ; j ‘ a ee. “os Oh a bt ~ as + 6 b ra a } | C ’ a r + & y : b p) a 3 bags iw ee = ~~ vo) t . n t t 4 i +) - tT 5 ey b j 1 t « 3 e * L @ variets han off YOUNG MEN'S PANTS * tha . sent hati ase me faacy bands Phe newest collegiate « 2 OonS 4 'elis, Agmer- These spe nets pemral str) pes aneenaieeiiia —— ™ - : $ e- of im s la L 5 fer Be $ ae ena cial) prices cassim eres hitues aTnys se wag tug wy a+ het F Save on e y imperted. Sei iran s+ Piauns, efi pee 2d x . = wt — ” ap | All the meweet cassimeres, chevivis. ; check» 2.90 _ = os $290 in he; oe i = im efripes. checks aod plain fab i ame 4 Oe m 4 Bantseme colore— ‘ shea : Hl FACE-LIFTER SUES LADY i 1 1.00 1. 45 en's New — Shirts\m NA | RY 4g ' a English otelty paiterms |RADIUM <iITE& From “Miracte” Star and Mother ; SALE OF MEN'S AND BOY'S CAPS m RAYON and [SHIRTS — Tie PMB Gee Seco tgs Pe | ; 4 readcieth rIBRE lare genulite fahr ic EJ : . 9 ‘+. & tremendous a-ser essertment ef chwuires! sfrice «a 1 —— a oe the Pu TMiiar Ma aia ie om. Ali the sewest shaper - ai calers sortmen¢ of stripe | aojers £9 ever, aia s eo ae : : | 4, ang checke “erth whe * Me: « - veg a fe 1 45 4 1 00 = tga 2.95 “altri _——o- = it 2 e . Serr ai da, 5.45 ij e<9 - g ; EAGLE : - sail tor Eu | STAMPS ‘ | ‘ ese 3 » 2 = a si ’ r ls a or 4 Men’s Underwear : a : bervonmed operations en them Lnion Suits V2 —— Lo aN voy ‘rem I balbriggan ana iar ane 3 meer wet, Amey _—— earned ‘ne reputat he “Drees Store of mbhed -cagpaeatl tea ig (er “ace and “I. Louis because of our unusual values—Here’s : ‘aad Be .* ‘n° ' : “29 « e Pp "I what aw mer y =W E. Sar ~ dav SHIRTS ani PRAWF RS and for a similar operass oF a Ro heavy halbrig. Sh ress sa 4 ev merefy prom can or 5 sed *e tn@duce prominent Enronean ribbed nembers of rova! 8 To sub. him when the fam) ™ " 'o operations bv his tee. Free Perkins MEESth and Franklinggy Free Parinc fn ae e asked for

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH 26, 1926. ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH “ _ Sample Gloves ¥ 61.25 to fi 69 Values. sed cuff style. Wanted colors short Girdles in a hd A bded bb bah den bed eek on tee ee ee eek ed Sd hdh pede +d ee Re Le ee seer THe teen Eten ee ee “teen New shades In all sizes. Basement | Boys’ Blouses @ “Model” brand. Of fiber- nian? S17 Tr! oie' te st nd striped woven madras, cotton with bodice top an pongee, fancy broadcioth, ete. double -hip hems Ages 6 to 15. Basement ener n who opens a Charge Account y, and up to and including & sive $5.00. 1 FREET Bring this ‘aq’ our store — open charge account—~, we will accept ‘‘ad’’ as a cash ment of $5.00. Umbrellas Seconds of $5.50 to $5.98 Grades at i @ Stik _ = rain-or- shine Umbrellas mounted on par- agon stee! frames. With imitation amber tips and ferrules. Various fancy handles. Basement EASTER ING ) WOMEN "YOU WANT 55 FREE! Men's se SUITS $35 ? Peire Pante TOPCOATS $24.50 25 Week« to Pay Bandeau Girdles $2.50 Value for 57 8 q “Marvelette” Ban- deau Girdles of fathcy striped material, {n side front fastening. At- tached supporters. . Of- fered in a good range of Sizes. Basement Saturday, the Basement Store Features These Two Special Groups of fe to be fashionably dressed ge Easter Extra Values 51950 Attractive silk-lined Coats of tweeds, Poiret- | sheen. Poiret twill and mixtures. Choose from sports, dressy and tailored effects as well | as flared, straightline and mannish 4-button | coat models. Sizes for women and misses. | Shown in the favored new Spring Shades Z Te ai for Easter . ; end « Garments that are priced very mo derately—cnabling women and misses 6 and other occasions at small SA eR Offered at ’ 1 4385 Delightfully fashioned Dresses of Georgette, flat crepe and attractive prints. Shown in a variety of the newest styles and trimmed in very effective ways. Models suitable for many Springtime occasions. All the new light and dark colors included Basement Economy Store Women’ S Nias ‘ ‘ _ ‘“ —, the 2 o SY¢e @ Women's regular and extra size gowns, che- rnises, bloomers, step-ins, slips and pajamas of crepe, nainsook and silk 4 and cotton novelties. > Saturday—T hese Men’s Shirts $1.95 Value |= : @ Shirts of tmh- ported English broadcloth in white, blue and tan. In neck- band and collar- attached styles, various sleeve lengths. Sizes 14 GO Fz. Basement } rT | iT, . This Important Saturday Event—Resulting From a Special Purchase of A RSE Girls $6.95 to $8.95 Coats y @ Just when so manv mothers are looking for their daughters’ if 2 vaster Coats do we offer this profitable choice. Included are 4-Hour straight, semi-flared and the much-wanted double-breasted models— Morning Sales of tweeds and mixtures as well as checks, plaids and several plain From & ta 12 o'clock Saturday [i weaves. Ihe choice is exceptional—be sure to share it; sizes 3 to 14 orning srecia! saies ve been i planned for every department. ‘ Lbont miss these bargains: Practically all the new Spring shades are represented and every Coat is splendidly lined. A Remarkably Special Selection for Oe ve WS Basemen@@conomy Store 6° Seek —Choice of Over Seventy-Five Jaunty Styles A Feature Group of Men’s and Young Men’s Two-Trouser Wide Variety and Extra Values at ‘27 85 uits for Easter . ‘© Splendidly tailored Suits of all-wool cheviots and cassimeres; English models with wide trousers, conservative models with regular trousers and two and three button coat models are shown. breasted kinds are also included. Jhere are attractive colored patterns in striped and mixed effects. Sizes measure. The popular double- light and dark 32 to 42 chest Men’s Suits | Topcoats Splendid Value at $1 § 1823 Two-trouser Suits of wool and wool-mixed | Excellent Value at = *16 English box-back type Topcoats that are cor- fabrics in popular colors and patterns. Sizes | rectly styled and well lined; in light and dark for youths and up to 42 chest measure for | colors—many. new Spring patterns; sizes 32 men—all full cut. pats Make Your Selection Saturday From These rive high Nne-of-a- kind sam- tal orea and pie Coats shown in, (oats FOU! : mmed rin: exciusive nigh, > ic setrTriek: priced shops. yo Ch Orilicant must see maa oe oice Al!) sizes P00 rortme! ' at S20.75. Coats at $38.75. , | Women’s roy Hats a , @ Saturday cellent Hat () C A gro ip tha attor most p! easing eit sl #0 choice!’ T hag are ned hors ot them, 3 every one attractively styled — made ot crepe. included. these Saturday. straw and combination materials. Fifective large and medium shapes are Choice of the practical black as well as the bright Faster colors. Relect your new Easter Hat from Rasement Economy Store Saturday—This Interesting Group of Children’s Hats 7s | mothers and daughters to inspect these ex- will be an ideal time for values. There are hundreds of od quality straw and combina- tion materials, in smart poke, off-the- face and drooping shapes. Shown in bright and dark shades for the new Season. Basement ‘Feononmy Store Wide Variety and Extra Values in tan, brown and black calf leathers on Men’s Low Shoes Women’s , 88c to i SS $4.95 BB to $1 6 @ A group of men’s Oxfords of light Save Substantially by Selecting From This Lot of Hosiery SC | to 44, Basement Economy Store Outfit Him for Easter From This Widely Varied Group of Boys’ Long-Pants Easter Suits cae. 2 @ Suits with single or double breasted coat, one pagr of long parts, one pair of knickers and vest. Well tailored of durable fabrics, in light and medium dark colors in striped-and checked patterns, Boys’ Hats & Caps To Match Easter Suits 9Se to>]”? Boys’ Suits Good Values, at 39: 45 Vest Suits with one pair of long A ~ and one pair of short pants. Sings | and double breasted inodels. izes 7 to 15 years. Milk Chocolate ‘fal, eg 29¢ € Pure and wholesome broken Milk Chocolate Mtiic Chasoiate Peanut Clusters, special, lb. 35e Rasement Black Walnut Sizes 4 to 18 years. liats fn newest COD 2 , featuring various styles Kinds for ~ boys of 3 years to those requiring - re and Shapes, tiv sizes 7°s. Basement Economy *tore A Splendid Group of Children’s Shoes Values at. str $2 95 } ‘ r 5 4 K ‘yy 2 er : i ee

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ee oe . » “rae - 2 ee t= AY EVE! 26, 192 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH a ST.LOUIS POST-NISPATCH FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH 26, 1926. app peenge ony ePU FOL ES so ee STORE HOURS: 9 A. M. TO 5:30 P. M. DAILY—OPEN SATURDAY UNTIL 6 P. M. . =: , wag : eae Men’s Fancy Hose . en $s cl Coa ; 3 a 69c Value, Pair, 55c es $2.50 and $3 Values, $1.58 @ Half Hose of excellent qualities—in brighes 2 @ Long Coat-like garments that are used on colorings and smart patterns that men “a 4 train, or in gym-—or as a warm-weather bath- young men want for Spring wear: al! size. = a ee 9 swe unay ~ TOVOTE OUSTER Mk ete: abibee SE OO LIT EV er oF oie a mendnte xt: Pe eee eee ew = , ~~ - “ a — rs . " al | Se to 73622 Qnly here can vou obtain a nationally knowin Suits——and they will be thie choice ot man tor Faster: all the new Spring style Potts ee very young men Want are teatured in these models—-swagger to an unusual degree and tailored as expertly as older men’s clothes. Single and double breasted models ot tewest. patterned woolens—all having the broad shoulders, snug hips and wide trousers. ST a he Ee ce oo me. eit Fomaety A age Mee £ - ie erat Ps re — > ioggasaidenpacaseltene-eeten A Special Offering of Men’s and Young Men's es pring lopcoats $30 to $40 Values—-Wide Choice for Se AN A NE A Ne AN a A pat ae : = OF omy ony ~ " = baggie mere. -ee — ‘a ~ . J “ — ee itd Paatia lake Oe nee tee ee a ar pb veleltadin widen skis o el aeateechcepnipe eas edaaabent ata: masntniecenin ter eceeeee eA aD eT a nap wea we nae - in sated, nena - ™ . : . * prorees. = “ ptigiihewebe » - oe " per aalaad wee _ » os oe . ' sumibapannge . — as a . - Mailing wears ra x on Ah ontmeel A enim > = = z a2 apt -dhe eapateramaet — aw ” ine - pte ain stip nonlin ~4esnaes eR ep aa ~- ~- aon cn - 7 — somngate > caper eel n. ponte aaa oh own oe “ . s “ Least . , ti Kee = ; ttyl ate lia Rea KW F ee Lda hii aia "? 2S . wP . - a 7 ; o aed er * ” - nan dime sae ra" ee ae Oe ee eee ee ee ee > cia ~etmanee e aerennase-tgty deat Sin ne ele An th es _ ‘. 7 ait “s - nif te a ae ™ , timvnee = bowie Pants “ 4 Se eh ~ ” " nah : a | rs 0 hae BER ASRS - = “ wa v Resarn on _ ee Shacsempbadliomamas te Ay a De at a OR a. og Yam 23 o. 4 . - ~ - 6 et RE =. = . ’ " ve i r : . > = 4 a . r. u +4 r 4 » all [CNet “ . Tne maid eats 12 SRN ems Melee oe ESE aT Sia fs t= wise USER isk keke iain ay . = - ~ “ ~ ~5 “ ‘ ae « : ww : ” aI ome geet wt a ¢ ser om ers > ree mt ~. 7, — re ,. " Y. ~ _ _— e nether t Fem MRE «- ~ toa mii ee gn preetien —_ ae ne Pie, A ~ ~ o= - “ - : - = inte ied y hans ong thy Aileen Wi Me, Sa Pe ab igs t a bd nak, Ae, “~ ki ri Sire wee ed. BY fn - — - meets " oe $ ot. = + ™ : + « ated 5a ¥ > v Eases oes ree 4 prota a rm a ao ad o oe aX pm emngey A a De open oplint astr Mb se mw sare a bing AO 5H) Seach res ht geiat dg 4) site - " dies ‘ ’ 7 + - » ie ee 4 een we X rast ine > " Gan Henne ae - = a ‘ ow “ - “ 4 ” ¥ t- “ wren Hen dpntoas a “ saihand ~ m= pnd anbii-upcstisleKiarinans’ ited “ pees hes . 5 ren NTI REA sce sy Rh “ernst y z an Ne ee ‘ e _ 7 _~ Y x wr yas a eye Babe elope aa a Grim Pe eee a > ce tae Y) seid. ee phan -ane a ae te “ baidien’ ode - os het. Hee ro A ke A ig etlate deagr eee ans et eee 2 10M rt Lame © _—~ o o~ sate aps ~ yt iene ‘ n is es: hap i me a i= Ra a cae: pane eee “ ayn: — - . + “ * idles * . » : . = 2? —— a ee =e . _ . rer - . - , ~ ’ - . . oan ‘ pt em ite ass fre, an ue aaa aes oe =. . » ere ee sasemens arn oe “a, om + = minh anes * . i oie | ? i 4 a? . - . * ‘ ar. VE y ae PTS ite oe ——— P - ” lle ss were _ r eee . ss ie c - Te Soe bee te — - x , — -- - _ S = - a ey n pre HP Pye om v ae : be hips and broad shoulders and wide trousers—-the lopcoats are the newest English styleé of the lowa statute. When the Senate accepts the ms jority report it will have provide Iowa with its first Democratic ator since the Civil War. The - Democratic Senators, for if al % .. hart wrests the nomination. Ten Payment B udget Be uying Plan § Tee nee ace aks Republicans will vote for the ocratic candidate, who may b either National Committeemai ‘Topcoats of $35 and more with a small cash amount, balance in ten weekly paym nt 4 of Agriculture Meredith, just ai Consider this plan when buying your clothes for Easter. 4 _ they voted for Steck to keep Brook hart out of the Senate. 3 - The majority verdict on the in. vestigation which has been daw: wins by 4420 votes. Senator Georg of Georgia, however, differs as te the effect of some 1300 ballots, an thinks Steck's majority is only 76 Rack Salary for. Steck. the bad news. He has until 29 to file his candianty for the pri. maries, a cae There can be no invalidation o any votes that Brookhart cast whe not elected, according to this dict, nor can it take away the ary he has drawn,, Steck, ho will be entitled to back salary March 4 a year ago. Committee who refused to either report, Senators t California, and Williams, M They said they wished more the subject before they made a ¢ 4 against Albert B. Cummins cre ‘ Other Spring Topcoats at $38, $43 to ‘$65 elared elected. No serious chan Intent of Voter, 4 patterns and colors is unusually varied. The Suits. feature the “wedge” cut, wih a ed according to technical languag ocrats hope it will provide tw This service. which costs no more than paving cash, permits you to buy Sultg Clyde Herring or former Secretar dling along for a year finds & Brookhart was silent when he 1 sitting in an office to which he Two members of the El ape: cision. metive etvles,; plain and fancy hands, Senate leaders expect to bring u the contest in the Senate carly» week and hold it before the | until it is decided. Ns a : ; ee ae 7 TR OVER RECREATION Pos : Lie i vf Ee Critics of D, C. Martin at is Unable to Find Good tor for Case. a s By the ‘\asoctated Press. _ PALMYRA, Ind. March 26 Witnesses leaving the tial of 1 ‘“Ivde Martin here today said cise against him had been ‘Inued until April 1, because t pressing the charges had not ‘ble to find anyone whom — “onsideged capable of “pr presenting their side. a Martin was brought to trial . members of his church, the Ch of Christ, on charges Inve r recreational activities among ¥ people of the church. - 1@ This is the second time the « sader for recreation for the yu people has faced the elders ¢ with recreational heresy, the ‘rial having been postponed on & ; fount of the wide publicity. : to lt. Efforts to keep the the second trial secret also” Martin has issued -a Saying that in his ‘trial he “have his opponents outline © we can wear, say and do.” If found guilty of heresy | is decided that he must roller skating in Ranger COME a Wed Be ae BLP LR OORT wer EE ed na The Utmost in Value at $6 a Pair @ Men and young men like Surety-Six Shoes because they combine popular price with splendid -wearing and = style qualities. The new models for Spring are var'ted to meet p every taste and requirement including very smart new shades and leathers Boys’ “Academy” Suits With Two Pairs of Knickers 5] S20 to more 5() | An exclusive line of Suits for riicular boys aiid value-wise parents. The new Spring oni sare Of beautiful domestic and Imported woolens. Sizes § to 18 years. ws a, =e mip « fee -_ P.1d boys’ Furnishings for Easter me $ A() @ shirts that vou'll like the minute vou see them — correctly Shirts, Blouses and Other Accessories in Varied Groups Sizes 12 to ot - SM Ieee UE? ee Sizes 214 to cut, and made of a special quality English cotton broadcloth ‘ ” , é 5'%, Pair.. og ee ee with a mercerized finish that will not wash off. Neckband or Mayboy Shirts “Mayboy”’ Shirts Sweaters Boys’ Blo : collar attached styles—-with ocean pearl buttons —— $1.85 io: "$2 " $2. 25 “ism $5 95 | | opie $1.5 wor lose qd “Pineh Hit” last Oxtords of tan Russia or biack calf; : . ideal “Tester” Shirte’ are ; Pe a vet ;, ilies wd PORES ata eich ake fr cee it. or be @ | a toe or blucher style, with welt soles and rubber vouae tan mo a by — _— these of lustrous imported cies of alee ta cee wes cigs petty aie cn eel j probably. See ce mam nee’ pe itis ‘anid-0e : = m § Summer wear, english cotton broadcloth, tn shirtings: colar attached. In In Jacquard designs: V-neck dras shirting; collar-attae “Above all, I will not — 2 white, tan and blue. Sizes sizes 1-2 to 144 neck. Fuil and attractive colorings. . style: sizes 6 to 15 yearte l2 to 14% neck cut sizes 28 to 36. vored colors. Second | " Principles.” ; | Martin said in ottining nis ¢ *nse that “I intend te prove t onde Bible does not oppose | . en, Scecond Vioer Main Floor tite BX eo s Bing SS Bg Se ey 4% BS 0 2 Te : A> a ee eae ee - ca ine Se cheater 3 — Pies a

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Fancy Hose alue, Pair, S5c xoellent qualities—-in bright art patterns that men ana for Spring wear; all sizes, Main Floor thes ‘tore tor Men — d Young Men’s ~~ coats Choice for 15 ored for splendid service, and. elk betore bE pe as selection fs as res, rough cheviots, Scotch > slightly shaped and college double 48 t0 $65 Clothes ; re Exclusively -at 85 ec choice of many tor Easter and? the Ve best and the chore of ] ture tl wedge cut, with close @ are ti west English stvles. ciety t $50 suying Plan Most Conveniently permits vou to buy Suite and ce ten weekly payments. Second Floor | rtments of 17 _-hart wrests the nomination ‘fummings, they think the regular ' Republicans will vote for the Dem- - Usa Bible dees not oppose reore > : , tien, x ai is emacs: eis S . ST. LOUIS F Pp OST-DISPATCH | As a ae Y Society--Drama’ stiindaaiiaaiail Saat a ee MAL ane eee apts Spe Me seas ee —.' seers ES ie PART tates ST. LOUIS, FRIDAY EV ENING, MARCH 26, 1926. ee eee PAGES 27-30 ‘ ‘SME LIKELY “TOVOTE OUSTER ane, Committee Electors. EXPECTED TO RUN OF BROOKHART , N oted Lawyer Holds That Few Persons Who Have Been Taught Gainful Occupations Decides lowe, in Childhood Become Criminals. Democrat Is Entitled to: Seat on Basis of Intent of | AGAINST CUMMINS ~ CAUSES OF CRIME AND CURES _ DISCUSSED IN AN ADDRESS HERE BY CLARENCE DARROW ii SOCIALIST 10 OPPOSE on es cig Only | Him to Save Ministry Is to Oust Malvy Special Cable to the Post-Dispatch and New York World. Clarence Darrow gave his fa- i'mous and familiar lecture on crime ‘and criminals in the Darrow fash- ion of reducing popular notions on, seemning absurdity ‘the subject ‘before an audience of 1000 men and to Thursday night under the auspices i Has Until April 29 to File in i. of the brotherhood of the four re- ormed Jewish church congregn- Primaries— Williams and ooh of the city. Shortridge Deciine Sign Report. By CHARLES MICHELSON, staff Correspondent of the Post- Dispatch and New York World. WASHINGTON. March gmith W. Brookhart of Iowa wil be ex-Senator within a month and candidate for the against Albert B. senior senatorehip. The Senate Committee on Privi- jleges and Elections voted yester- recommending that be de- No serious chance day, 10 to 1. Danie) clared is apparent will not be F. Steck, Democrat, electerl. the majority sustained. that port ens of Mississippi nority report. Five will file a five Republicans joined in turning | thumbs down on Brookhart. Intent of Voter. Broadly speaking, ballots. Stephens, on the Ta aw ver = wa Biature. of the When the Senate accepts the ma- jority report it will have provided lowa with its firet Democratic Sen- ator since the Civil War. The Dem- two | ocrats hope it will provide Democratic Senators, for if Brook- from ¢.— nomination | Cummins for the! re- Steph- mi-. Democrats and. the verdict is hased on “the intent of the voter” in the case of some 1500 disputed. other hand. insists Brookhart was elect- ed according to technical language As he has repeatedly expounded, tO | Darrow believes that crime breeds 'chiefly in poverty and ignorance |and is born in childhood. | His suggested cure is education \for every child but not of the sort ' that being passed out in un- ‘changing spoonfuls. by school curricula. Rather he would diagnose possibilities, child by child, and prescribe accordingly for ‘the individual, all school children, he thinks, are incapable of profiting by a high school education and one-half by ‘grammar school. However, he ‘holds that few persons who have been taught a gainful occupation in childhood turn to crime and thinks all children will absorb such education. He would provide it in public schools. 7 Urges Serious Thinking. Darrow, as in the courtroom, sent his shafts out to his audience winged with splitting, scornful, tirical wit. To his simple verbiage i and short sentences. appended bits of irony like crack- ers on a whip lash and he rubbed is a a ae — Sa- the smart of it in with allusions to. the general national absence of | serious thinking. In fact, he dis- avowed any originality for his phi- | losophy and said it was theaccept- ed opinion of any scientist who had applied himself to the subject. “I ‘The not he said. has than convert them,”’ public at large simply thought on this thing.” He sought first to analyze what constitutes crime. “A criminal,’ he said, ‘“‘is a person who hag vio- lated some statute, has got caught, has been tried and convicted. statute may have been a wise or a ocratic candidate, who may be | foolish statute and the man may either National Committeeman | have been too bad to observe it or | Clyde Herring or former Secretary | of Agriculture Meredith, they voted for Steck to keep Brook- e hart just out of the Senate. The majority verdict on the in- P¥esticgation which has been daw- *@ing along for a year finds Steck ™ wins by 4420 votes. Senator George of Georgia, however, differs as to the effect of some 1309 ballots, and thinks Steck's majority is only 76. Rack Salary for Steck. Brookhart was silent when he got as. too good. Both have happened. When a man says that the duty of all citizens is to obey the law, I know that man is interested in some particular stature, the Volsteag act. Statutes are made by Legislatures and J] leave it to vou who know Legislatures whether you would go right or what is wrong. No. can't settle whether a thing is right or wrong by consulting the stat- ON Sc tm i oa ian gathered in the City Club. present Three-fourths of | he | he frequently | would rather set people to thinking | The. ' probably | to Legislatures to find out what is_ ; you | A nm 'fourths of One-half | grammar school. the makeup of -_—— Copyright. 1926. by the Publishing Cos. (New Tors W orld and Post-Dispatch. | doing it in a more daring, better! . | way than custom has established. PARIS, March 26.—t nless Pre- How Lives Are Determined. ‘mier Briand is willing to throw his “And most of the things that! Minister of the Interior, Louis Mal- cetermine our lives are settled for | ivy, his Government us. Our color and sex are de- | termined before we are born and | | both have a great deal to do wiih ito vote against the The Premier's only hope ofa majority in that case is the con- servatives, and they are saying that unless he gives them M. Malvy’s scalp they, too, will vote against the financial bills, The Interior Minister, ordeal last week in to the wolves, must fall. on What ultimately will happen to us. new tax meas- : “Our strength and weakness eae | ‘ures. ‘settled. We may be born brilliant: | | probably not. We may he born ‘idiots, probably nor. We may be born morons: most bikely. . Maybe we wiil be just average people. Our emotions are settled and emotions govern us largely. Nature doesn’t is after his tn i BRAND'S TAX US Chance for Press and Pulitzer The Socialists last night decided | which he was: | | Ob’ Pate Wiite whatetetwo'els 5's nle’wlele gin’ eicia'e aie ‘¥ | | * > : y Sa We Wn ahah laine sinned ayes, os ~ x ms te ee ee ee Cee ee he Pel ad en a aR el ae ia REP AK RIT Ria ole fe Senate i ee) “AO spa. * I ee ee kee SO OO ee ee ee Ee ee a ee ae de ee vee oer es 8 Sn ea —-Keystone View Co. photo. DEMONSTRATION IN BERLIN. iP for prowerty seized wid the Reich. Petitions have been inated for HOTOGRAPH shows two of the banners carried in demonstrations in the German capital during the agitation over indemnifying the former Kaiser, and his family and other members of the nobility + . Rennes on the question. CONVICT-LEASING SYSTEM OF ALABAMA; HOW STATE ~ nen PROFITS BY ITS PRISONERS ;entrust many things to intellect | 4 jaerss assailed by cries of “traitor,” faint- _Environment—we don't choose!*~. ni ‘that. 'edin the Chamber of Deputies, and | “In short. we hase nothin ta it has already been announced the ~ ‘ ic > - . igay in the matter be pada io 5 vm heart trouble which caused his col- | ; fore ‘e are , 112 to 15 years old and it is pretty ‘lapse will necessitate a long rest. ~ ‘ ba \ ra b. J A a * + ae Shei: This ame ts es atic | Well finished then. All these things ae tine é a ore we consider as going to make up F : ind oe - so _ © ' L1C oe Out. character, are settled for us i “Now let us turn for « minute Malvy was found guilty during as es ae . the war of trafficking with the en- to any large jail. Jails grow in nee While lie was eoidtoien of War % : : v } S i ste ) oy COMMU 1 ae eee Last vear the S aha granted him | ‘ratio as resti its ¢ ‘h 4 | ast year the se ‘ , as restaurants and churches amnesty, for the Left bloc has con- and real estate agents. rake any | meen 1} hei » martyr 3 : jail. We find that 90 per ce ae ee % all persons " jail are ei Rate | a cote come oe tae 'alwavs been poor ‘Socialists to support the Govern- ‘ies Petecners tania iment and give Briand his vote of, * . . ‘ a . : . fer e _ . r rT"} > id ; ‘Then 75 ner cent of alt 4 ,~. confidence last week. They made it ile: ‘ Sa f all the pet ‘clear at the time it implied no sons in that jail are ignorant. They | ~ nea oat have had no schooling that in anv eerpert OF the tax Bilis. ae eee ' ae KN ig as atten ec : way fits them for life. One-half ee cece cancbermgaee ce ;, ie are sudnormal intellectually. At = ~ nites pemanpindies io ag AS loo cd fa xe armce i ste la wast SO per cent, possib!v 90. are } - ‘either immature Regains, or ete ‘public a etatement showing that -~ 4 i c tt ii ‘ I °T) 7 *£> im : the fall of the frane duri immature children when they be- a f th =. —— the last gan their careers of crime week is due entirelv to the Cham- ss i waa : ; Pr’s dalliance over taxes But in Any man fa é ‘ith j ng iad datas RRS familar wht nitentiary Ts) es eigenen yior ‘ae oe | VIRTUALLY AGREED UPON Schedules and Uses of the Keve- nues Yet to Be Taken Up With the Chinese. PEKIN, March 26.—Represen- tatives of the Powers in the inter- all children ure so made | National conference on Chinese that a high school education wil] | tariffs, after many weeks of add littie to their aAawantage in life, ; mittee discussion and in spite of the cannot fuils profit by | relgén eivil war and the rapid There is a con-| Changing of Chinese Cabinets, have siderable percentage who cannot | Practically reached an agreement even assimilate that much. But it | On a new tariff schedule for China, is the unintelligent that most neeq | but have yet to agree with the education. Most of the real work | Chinese as to the disposition of the of the world is done by morons. additional revenues to be derived. Put all the morons in The schedules evolved in com- act as that of the other hov who goes up the ladder through college “Ts the child to blame” Certainly | not. It their lack of training, education. It true that three- | j } | i is is com- of Serore leaving paris for his. Men in Mines Work Against Arbitrarily Fixed Quota and Are Beaten If They Lag, Inquiry Shows. -{U, S. EXPENDITURES FOR TRIAL OF WHEELER 10 BE DISCLOSED Senate Votes for Accounting After Walsh Agrees to Defer Sec- ond Resolution. the Associated Press. WASHINGTON, March 26.— |The Department of Justice has | been asked to render an account- | ing to the Senate on the amount | of money spent in the prosecution (Dem.) of By | of Senator Wheeler | Montana. By a vote of 61 to 13, the Sen- ate adopted a resolution by Sena- eS tor Wheeler’s colleague, Senator : | Walsh, amended by Senator King |Special to the Post-Dispatch. each proved themselves individual- (Dem.) of Utah so as to include a (Copyright. 1976.) mt on a request for the number of persons : al y self-sustaining with the excep- BIRMINGHAM, Ala., March 26 saniae other “ There can be no invalidation of | ~*0"8 wd on but first You; and no child should be permitted | Of the conference last October, for | der State guards and control, and ‘ticularly at the Wegra mine for | British Minister Calls on U. 8. Am- oy Berndt orm of light wines any votes that Brookhart cast when must determine what religion is to-grow up without learning how ithe levying of surtaxes ranging | sells the coal back to the company” county convicts, of prisoners de- bassador Sheffield. / , ‘ ji right, and that in itself is some job. — thin pi ; / from 5 to 30 per cent prior to the| the mine is leased from. liberately mairhing themselves with | By the Associated Press. Wilson's Telegram Read. sitting in an office to which he was But suppose we happened to have! Oo something. he elteteagals si acae | tig ; ee ' MEXICO CITY, March 26.—Es- A telegram from Dr. Wilson ' hot elected, according to this ver- PP & — ee | What Education Should D granting of full tariff autonomy It leases men at so much per: dynamite to avoid mine work. Two ” se : rose Fae x gies “4 Pied a ats learned which is the right religion “theit ee Mane a - “on to China in 1929. These schedules; head to a sawmill, but all guards men at the State Flat Top Mine mond Ovey, the British Minister,| saying Representative O'Connor 4 x nor can it take : ——say the Christian, which came to smgine " : earned the first Deane 4 errr : od d ntrol. are der t} State C a : has called on U. S. Ambassador/|apparently has misunderstood jis ‘ary he has drawn. Steck. however rudiments of what that education | 22¥e Yet te be discussed with the| and control. are under the State. recently put dynamite in their ; wil +H PO ge ae : ’| us by way of Jerusalem. There are ., wae Co ae coenet es. Tee ‘It maintains four other prisons, shoes and set it off Sheffield, it is understood, to con-|meaning, was read to the House j ~s ee eee Se ery from |8o many texts to interpret and so ae on - few (Oa ere L There remains, moreover. the|none of them mines, where cotton Th mines, so far as physica} | Sider the situation arising out of [by Repressamive Bante 1 : , lade ‘tart. but it is only j , reo ; =e} : nei ig ttt a anda | om % _ ysic: ; “arch 4 a year ago. /many sects to interpret them, that . tart, Dut it is only just a ciiidtt nindktte Oia 116 aut sticttne week are done enaie san ily “ithe conference between foreign oil|of Texas. It reiterated the expla- Two members of the Elections : m , i Start. I Jearned to bound Missouri | pro mm ¢ reaching an m a sim r IrK = ( ie. condition goes, are usually kept in|. 4 G 2 . | yet it is not easy to determine what, |. - .. U agreement with the Chinese Gov-| Cruelty in Each System the heat nonatbie shane teenie interests and the, Mexican Govern-jnation previously made by the _Committee who refused to sign is right and what is wrong. waen in school 2 oo) eo) ernment as to tl} e caine to | According to an inquiry by the ‘ly % te veaeiiabied. nd caathinthaes, page bps Dooce peligro ee = 6 pee | tither report, Senators Shortridge. 3 ‘go through Missouri, let alone 91 : ao | gee he a ee es REO EES : 4 = eg ‘ine Williams a Discusses Bible on Killing. lereund it. which the new revenues shall be} New York World each system They are electrified and only at ing jhe Goreng piace fren ose Y Ab h : ! we : “Let us go to the old Bible. It « | applied. The Powers are fully deé-|swings the door wide open to pos-j| Aldrich is pick work done, At th eS a ee oe oer y the critielem of | They said they wished more light on | “I learned grammar by ear and | | gi : pote ee ee the | law derstood to be dead-/their D tic colleagues fron Mi Mites Ratace thew made « de- |" *** down plainly and clearly, we! 7 say it is the best way. X sti) | (°7™mimed that they shall be em- (sible cruelty and inhumanity, the | others the coal is brought down by os sm er ae —— eagues from : ieee J : r J ~ ! think: “Thou shalt not kill.’ Kill represents an amie hi og: PF lysed ployed to finance the abolition of | only difference being who has the | /mae hines ‘and blasting, the men eee . ‘ sisi’ tamany Simian By os ey oo My eet the Demo- Se ' | : | what—when, how, where, why? It that I first heard of in Aleeb “ | the likin, or tax on internal! trade, |opportunity to administer the cru- | simp! y loading the cars with shov- - ee _ h JA , el —— mies rom New York the acre leaders yea to ea at doesn’t mean animals, else Wwe) J] gat beside a pL in ane % which China has undertaken to dojelty and inhumanity. els and picking out the rock. se eceapeie Biss oe psc rarities 50-5 ee to the attack. Just ontest in the senate early next, ould eat no meat. Thou shalt sould tearn enwition away with; for the service of bonds! There is testimony that convicts The situation has been jockeyed oops eg : ee ’ efore = scjourament: eae week and hold it before the body | cou Carn ANytAing GUL GF BOOKS; | sued tr naear (hime? e ; aaa : ; a . ’ Ambassador Sheffield. At the ni-|/tive Oliver (Dem.) of New. York Until it j “ | not kill human beings? Obviously he could learn nothing But he issued to cover China's outstanding |'In the mines have been beaten with | with politically. Three committees ted 'States Embassy, however, it is/ put in bill t it l f ¢ a ; . : x digs i ° > sar : e . . Be ‘ ee . ‘ a “4 jJASBY, evr, : is decided. not, for we recently finished @ war) could make a cart and I couldn't unsecured or inadequately secured | stee] trolley wire, hickory sticks, have investigated in the past—leg- | emphasized that neither the Ain- = : i people of the phan a | State of mind comes from what praised over and over and over changed conforms with the desig- revenue through trafficking in ly on age Se eee mtg night pstroled the Woodhaven | the, trail no matter where it migtt. q This in the omens sia a ea | somebody told you. Some peo- to find out whah he can best do. nated route of the United States convicts. Yor wan fiscal year end- out the eae prom pear er A section of Queen Borough, awalt- Sader for recreation for the young | ple’s conscience won't let them eat. Morals don’t amount to anything; Highway No. 65 from St. Paul, !n& Sept. 30, 1925, the net profit the finest pr a n co ; As ling the reappearance of the mas, | ee , : people has faced the ‘dere charged | ™C2t- Other people’s conscience | habits do. The child who has | Minn., to New Orleans, by way of After paying all upkeep and admin-/ Kilby, Ala. cost oni soa air aa | who, during the last seven weeks, Women Delegates at Geneva Don't ee with ideiies 2 ren Reese won't let them eat meat on Fri- | been taught something by which Des Moines,. Ia., Chillicothe ‘and istrative ee trom the repr | 000,000 roe yea te pie ase] has shot three policemen and stole Want TU. 8. Style Prohibition. . — SS ne trial having be oa . ac. | @8y- Still others can’t eat a cer-| he can make a living seldom goeg Springfield, Mo., Little Rock, Ark., _ ae area oF fers prea * necomerigi waMinna cr | 150 radio sets. The description | Copriaht. 1 1926 by the Prope ork World count of the ids aiects lagoon r tain kind of meat. Conscience | wrong. and southeast, crossing the Mis- the three state-operated — mines | Kilby. was furnished by Patrolman Don- | ey aan Pos Gee to *y ee ‘ pu sia, A . eH once wouldn't let girls appear on | “When you have taught in sissippi Riv er at Natchez, Tenn.. Was $590,596.50 , er thavnige i The recent death of a convict | nelly, one of the robbe r’s lat eet GENEVA. March yea am as. : the second tri, % ia oe rien has ‘the streets except in long dresses. | childhood a habit of living you | and then south through Raton mare — a — oe Pyotr inamed Knox has — the crux | victims, who turned his flashligh suming we are all prohibitionists t al secre ; See , a aalie cain “le Top, 3 er 1 ation. "yy C2 - Martin has lie l pe Aarne Today conscience won't let girls | will Rave removed nine-tenths of | Rouge to New Orleans. This)! vase! "Ph > dines cco ogudute ice — — — * a rcet ty (On the man Wednesday night, here,”” id Senat P q Saying that in } gone 1q | 2Ppear on the street in Jong | all crime.’ makes a scenic highway under;™!nes. OU DS We can wear. eeamggrscip reg mem is right or wrong, conscience is the New Ambassador Meets Alfonso. | northern lake — the Ozarks apt : a : eee etek te | pongo Paine Phe peer rtien , pence MILAN. Italy, March 26—The |™@rks on ascoholism during yes- ) State maint in sew : ms N. y. -6. j If found silliest. By the Associated Press. in Missouri and Arkansas, and ,the | e Sle . Matteott! murder trial hich ded | terday’s meeting of the Leag ¢ ’ q nd guilty of heresy and it : , . 7 > to make it convicts |death certificate showing Knox died wip » Whicn endge: ¥ & ue o . . .j ) oe , Mississippi _Valley to the Gul ‘necessary | . Boys Blouses 3 is decided that he must “prohibit “The fact is our ideas of rignt a Prenat ~ ps vag see | ‘ self-supporting and that to do this/from pioson was false and pre- at Shieti, Wednesday, had an inter. | Nations commission for the pro- ae ! 50 Toller skating in Ranger Hall, or| and wrong grow out of our habits oe ee | Raking Charge Dropped. [it is necessary to work them in|sented medical testimony that bi-|esting sequel here. Pietro Neni. tection of women and children. —— worse. close it, or be dismissed | and we begin to do wrong when | Ogden H. Hammond, presented his | WASHINGTON. March 6 cian | eines Against this are figures| chloride of mercury was pumped former director of the Foctalist “No, no,” broke in Mme. Avril ‘ seein : Biouses - : @ ‘Tom the church, my answer will| we break custom. We must stay Crecente to King Alfonso today. ‘eiheins Weaie Committe then éls- from the State itself showing that | into his stomach after death to| newspaper Avanti, was ordered te |de Sainte Croix of France ani a » ene oe % pe ri > Probably be, ‘I won't.’ ’ with the pack. We get into as Harvard to Limit Freshmen to 1000 | missed its complaint “against the the five non-mining prisons, with | simulate accidental death or sui- | appear in court and face charges Mme. Estrid Hein of Denmark,’ an. ii ba~ A “Above all, I will not sacrifice | much trouble if we ge! a ’ -RIDGE. Mass., March 26.| Royal Baking Powder Co. of New |1784convicts. turned in a net, clear|cide. This report was a direct at- of inciting to crime for having, in “What!” exclaimed the Senator, i eee ee en ae Sincipies.” the pack as behind it. Sometimes/ CAND er echman slass will be {York City, charging unfair compe. |profit of $331,140.14 for,the fast/tack on Warden Charles R. Davis, | August. circulated a pamphlet en- |“we whe are Rees Ge: Raaiaaeaeeeee ToC Sate Secont Kee Martin said in 6 apreapeed his de-| I think we get into more troub'e | ~ eegibitin : casi "Ne regulatt yns | tition hut will have a hearing here |fiseal rear jin ch@ee of all convict mines, who |[tit'ed: “The Assassination of Mat. j-7- and children!” : “ fense that “I inte a that | by getting ahead. Often a man is }licnited Next Ta, OR ee sage , ion to set aside These prisons, River }aiis, hil-j|; was in charge and at the prison‘teotti and the Trial Against the “Just so,” retorted Mnie. de i scram hee Tech pte cecagh fove tad ) ) 411 hold it to about 1000 students, April 5 on @ motion to set aside " y ka, when K died. R wees ~ Gontinned on Page : ‘he Bible does not oppose recrea- thought to be doing sonar “a neste anettine ts 1150, the dismissal order. jb, Speignor, No. 4agd Wetumpka, when Anox 5 egime. a “on,” very wicked, when he merely is e pre | j é # | r . b2 £1 TT Biase ss Pee as eo“ een, 4 ee Ye, ao pe. = ce ‘>. . —

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» « . Pr” » » “er ri. > ‘ ™ i bOY ‘ ‘ea > « f -1S,1ee, Saucy OL . py HARRY R. BURKE. es ONAL painting by the mod- ui erns and pattern weaving by | Nhe classic school were con- ed brilliantly last night in the m of the New et, given under Louis a2 number of times. auspices of Orchestra a fortnight ago. Mig F major. AS against the Ro- '®. If. Be enza and the Intermezzo from Miss Elizabeth Foley, daughter Weoriec's G minor quartet aud the of Mrs. William Foley of 4931 Mc- Mieneriet arrangement o i Nee af 7 WcDowell’s “To a Wilda Rose” Bihere were heard Goossens’ “By 4 the Tarn’ and a Necturne by Boro- dine. The named were Bapcore numbers. They served ad- mirably to make more clear the ne of demarcation between the oid and the new. . | ™ hough the New York = string | suartet is eomparatively a new- | Kileanor Burr of St. Paul. Minn. Miss Burr is a sister of Miss Mar- garet Purr. last tnree has visited her several] times. Mies Emilie Maffitt of 4540 Lin- el] boulevard has returned from a ‘inter in Florida and Aiken, 8. C. en pte Mr. and Mrs. Clive Alvord, who smer in the concert field, its Visit) have been Visiting in Chicago after Me eager!’ looked forward to by St. | a short stay here, will return to St. j These four! j,ouls today to spend a month with FB itoeuis music . | thee | BD men—Ottokar Cadek, first violin: | Mrs. Alvord’s grandparents, Judge lovers. @ There is a fine precision of phras- ; tng. there is a splendid aiance OT , her home Wednesday after to her parents. ® wristic of the ensenible is the cre- | Mr. and Mrs. Allen Gerald Baird 1 gtive enfhusiasm with which its | ro) Sareveport, La.. are Lmembers endow their programs. | of Mrs. Baird's mother, Mrs. George Band back of the art and its spirit; J. Hess of 5501 Bartmer avenue. Pig keen directing Intelligence. The reading of the, Beethoven ‘qos forthright. rather than subtle B® st so was Beethoven. To the encore number Eu- ® eere Goossens’ “By the Tarn” was ® played. alyricalimpression as deli- bgate and as colorful as a painting Le Claude Monet. The ‘cello song in the Grieg Romanza was plain- Miively saccharine and the Inter- Bmezzo's humors, if somewhat heavy. charmed’ the audience. In Bihe McDowell encore was fine ricism of spirit, but most in- triguing of all was the Ravel quar- fet. Here the French genius, which in three centuries trans- Mformed the face of Europe and cre- | A the Gothic cathedrals, reas- , a Miss Margaret Jackson of Kan- (sas City will arrive in St. Louis to- |day to be a bridesmatd at the wed- ding of Miss Dorothy Bolih, dauch- ‘ter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. |Bolin of 5519 Bartmer avenue. and William Robert Shillington of Web- ster Groves. April 7. will be performed at Christ Church ‘Cathedral at 8:30 o'clock bv the ‘Rev. Dr. J. Courtney Jones | Webster Groves, and will be ‘lowed by a large reception et Bolin home fol- the Miss Harriet Gregg 'of Cleveland. another bridesmaid, came to St. Louis a few days ago, and Miss Madeline Wefss of Wheel- ing, W. Va., will be here Apri! 20. Invitations to the wedding were received today. OCIAL ACTIVIT SE ee eg cat eet sieteneenenmmat RS. LOUIS M. HALL of Hote! ! Presents Contrast of Moderns | visited friends, and from Dennison, | Sproule, | | Mrs. | ‘Sproule has visited Mrs. Hall in St. Mr. Hall accompanied his wife as | far as Tulsa and was there for the} York String Concerts of the St. Louis Symphouy | i St. Louis (hamber Music So- | Mr. and Mrs. Hall plan to spend Baty at Sheldon Auditorium. As the summer with Mr. Hall's broth- | Peinst the Beethoven quartet in er-in-law and sister, Mr and Mrs. | was Ravel's yuarteseFWinston Churchill, Yn Cornish, | ‘Vherson avenue, is entertaining Miss | who was a classmate | .Of Miss Foley at Wellesley, and who) ® jeroslav Siskovsky, second Violin; | and Mrs. Walter Sanborn of the. Biudvik Schwad. viola, and Bed-| Buckingham Hotel. Mrs. Alvord! Me rich Vaska, ‘cellist-—are no mere; was until recently, Miss Virginia ; : routineers in cnamber —* they Van Sant of St. Paul. Her mother. | Ba not sacrifice virlilty to finish. | Mrs. Grant Van Sant, returned to of Boston, who, with her two chil- the guests: til April 7. ‘Angeles, Cal., of i ‘and their friends. founded a chapter rts itself in song. Almost or-. M@ehesiral are the effects of the. Miss Anna Wryles of Highland | pstrings, so massive, yet never) Park, Ill., will arrive tomorrow to strained, is the architectonic of visit her sister, Mrs. Anthony B.. the work. _Day of Buckingham Court. } LECTURES ON CHILD CULTURE tense place departed yesterday for Prof Veeder Takes Up Locomotion a visit to Atlantic City. She is ex- Period of Development. pected home Apri] 3 PC stage C¢ child’s | en : : ng —* _— of fat on Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Hoblit- Bs ; “he? habitse are ~ a : . period ae ai et aie. aa will return home Sunday from (} "nate ii Bel ; . - 2.9 _ - " 4 which dominate Sere week's visit in Dallas, Tex. Merding to Ir. borden S. Veeder, | | tn A carnival will be given by the fessor of clinical pediatrics, , Washington University Medical Pupils of John Burroughs School Hhool, who spoke yesterday be- this afternoon and evening to raise funds to build an amphitheater on ithe school grounds, where graduation exercises will be held in fore a croup of institutional work- @ewho are taking the child train- | which the Community | course, Wuncil has formed. Dr. Veeder! June... Dancing will conclude the ded the mental development of | entertainment. achild into four phases—the stage M recognizing sight, sound, touch, Bees of locomotion, adolescence the stage in which the youth ins to think for himself. ‘Lectures are held at 10:30 a m. Miss Susan Hawes, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard S. Hawes of |_Maryland avenue, has gone East ‘her brother, Robert Hawes, in New | York. ad 1 p. m. every Tuesday and Pa Thursday at the Social Service Informal parties are being given Building. 2221 Locust street. in honor of Mrs. Charles S. Jenney W. A. Clark Art Prize Awards. By 1 he Afeenc'ated Presa, Steamship Movements. mew York, » Havre, March 25, France, New @ork (and sailed from Plymouth | march 25.) ® Manila, March 25, President ian | Sin, San Francisco. | » New York, March Elmer Schofield of New York for his ‘“‘Little Harbor.’ Adolph Boris even ames. ——. painting entitled “‘Nude,’’ and the fourth Clark prize of $500 went to 25, Roma, Lis-| Anram Poole of Chicago for his (“Spanish Siaters.”’ 1 A New Method of Permanent | Waving From Paris | | Inimitably French in results—the PieroParis | produces a lasting benefit to the hair and at the Same time imparts that final dash to every cos- | tume which is truly smart. It is exclusive in St. ee Louis with our beauty parlor, where trained opera- | tors attend you and skillfully apply the wave. ~ — Complete Your Easter Ensemble : W3sth a PireroParis Wave i : (Beauty Parlor—Thiré Floor.) STIX, BAER & FULLER p= ee ok om ate eee GRAND-LEADER “She will continue her studies at have all made their homes in our) Washington University. city and in a way St. Louis can re a a a a a boast of the most complete home Mia. William C. D'Arcy of Hor-. a. | Tuesday evening. the | | Judge Calhoun Urges Legal Reform | last ; criminal] | yi | lition of the presumption of inno- | ‘to visit friends in Philadelphia and | | fense an equal number of challenges | } i ' 7 % the Associated. Press. WASHINGTON, March 26.-— Arrived. Charles W. Hawthorne of New _ lisbon, March 24, Braga from |' York and Providence today was! sew York. awarded the first William A. Clark | | Bremen, March 25, Bremen, prize of $2000 and the Corcoran | 4 tid Tork. gold medal! for his- painting, ‘‘The p Rio Janeiro, March 25, Western! wish and the Man,” to be exhibited @erorid, New York. at the Corcoran Art Gallery April q Sailed. 4. at the tenth biennial exhibition Southampton, March 25, Asca- wt Contemporary American Ot S - for New York. ; Paintings. The second William A. | Naples, March 25, Belgenland, ' clark prize of $1500 went to W. of Philadelphia was awarded the, | third Clark prize of $1000 for his. oe ‘turning to her home. Che ceremony | | criminal verdicts by 19 out of 12) REVIENS SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA'S SUCEESS N\ | Oliver | Force of Solicitors for $450,000 Three-Year Fund. IES — BETROTHED The growth and accomplish- / ments of the St. | Orchestra, now in } season, were reviewed its forty-sixth a of the Symphony Society, iee fund of $456,000, or $150,900 for each of three years, for the or- chestra. ‘T’nlike the orchestras of other a ns bor by music lovers,”’ said Rich- | , ards. “Tt began in 1860 as the Philharmonic Society and passed fc to many organizations until the seein manatee present Symphony. Society was —Photo by Murillo. formed MISS MA E WINTER. ‘Because the orchestra grew up NNOUNCEMENT was made| here and was not created all at onee, it can be operated with less loss, but also because it grew up A last week of the engagement of Miss Winter, who is the daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. William Win-/ here. it has never had the finan- ter of ,North Taylor avenue, Kirk- {| cial or social support of the new wood, ang Raymond M. Henley,! orchestras of the Western cities. son of.Mrs. Charles F. Tacke of | Children’s Concerts. Kirkwood. The wedding probably! ‘The achievements of the will take place in June. Mr. Hen-! five vears are the most hopeful in- ley is a graduate of the University dication for future success. During of Illinois. that period the orchestra has vis- ———=== ited the entire trade territory of ‘our city, appearing in more than / ' a ~ ~t dren, are visiting her parents, Mr |8$0 localities, the only traveling | and Mrs R_ W. Morrison of Kings ‘representative of the culture of our if ; uo a city. bury place. They will be here un- | The achievement of our chil- ‘dren's concerts is particularly note- worthy. St. Louis is the only city ‘in which the Board of Education has financed a series. of childrens concerts through which we reach '90,000 publie schoo! children. Most Complete in U. S. “The position of a conductor: not an easy one, for the prograrns have to be both educational] and entertaining. es Trippet Los who has spent the past 10 days in St. Louis, will de- part tomorrow to visit relatives west of St. Charles, Mo., before re- She nas been | a guest at Hotel Chase, and hus) been much entertained bv her cous- ins, Mrs. George Gambrill, Mrs. Bert Lang and Mrs. Ley Roy Bush Mrs. Oscar of is Miss Geraldine Funk, daughter of ‘and new masters have had tirst Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Funk of Mag- nolia avenue, has returned from Chicago where she has studied: for two years at the Chicago Institute of Fine Arts. While there she of the De'ta Gamma sorority, and was elected president and a delegate to its co- ‘vention in New York last summer. should be as well] informed of the East. ‘During Mr. Ganzs conductor, several] of the important members of the--orchestra have been brought from the East. They orchestra in the United States. I laughter Born to Agnes Ayres. the Associated Press. HOLLYWOOD. Cal., March 26.— MEETINGS AND PUBLIC ADDRESSES rv g adi tata Paige ———e--—-——-= | A daughter was born here vester- Mrs. Maud Junkin Baldwin of day to Agnes Avres, motion picture Boston. Mass. will talkion “Some actress, and the wife of S. Manuel The baby has been named Eugenia Reachi. Reachi. New Developments in the Field of | Mf Maria Religious Education” at the Y. W. ee BS 5 8 Locust street, next | TRAVEL AND RESORTS— Jrom LOS ANGELES Via the Southern Route ALL EXPENSE TOURS Circuit Judge Calhoun, address- ing the Twenty-eighth Ward Re-| publican Club at Rose Hill Hall | night, concerning reform of procedure, suggested abo- | i } cence for defendants. He advocat- ed also giving the State and aie of jurors, requiring defendants jointly charged to state their de- | Om} fenses before gaining severances, |§ permitting State Judges to com-. ment on evidence and providing for | jurors. y 606-08 Washington Av.—Thru to Sixth St. A A Ay " Blonde Kid eel Pumps — If vou want a really stunning pair of new Easter Slippers, choose these lovely boots savoring unmistakably | of Paris. Styled with a Cuban heel, smart bow over |” | instep and with contrasting kid trimming. Also in blonde kid with darker trimming. Widths AAA toC. | eet eS eee aN me OUR STOCKS OF NEW SPRING FOOT- | \WEAR ARE NOW COMPLETE AND | OFFER THE WIDEST RANGE FOR | YOUR CHOOSING. Boot Shop—Mezzanire. Richards Addresses, Louis Symphony | yesterday. ' by Oliver Richards, vice president | before. (360 men and women who are so-. lic‘'ting subscriptions to 4 guaran- | cities, our orchestra has grown up| through many years of devoted la- past | Angeles Steamship Co 538 Marquette* Bldg.. Chicago eee ee eae a a a laa aa a aa aerate ate regu SE me Ste se | ‘ —- GEORGE J. HESS. 'Tune, W. P. Anderson. John Skel- ll ie a . RETO SES ee ! ‘ : SSS SS ER aS | ly, Clarence H. Howard, Andrew Golden Wedding Anniversary. J. O'Re'lly, Louis Moller, Alexan- : | d or Cc ens } "{ 7 {a P ‘ Mr. and Mrs. Rudo!ph Sommer- "a cr oo “ gs a eee BY? . K1IIpstein. F loy Norwine, A, Lr- son this evening, will open its cam- ipaign for approval of the Work- ee ee A erendum election in Neveggher. T?* act was passed through fein: ‘«!- forts of the Associated In@ustri: 4 and the Missourt Federation of I/- The speakers at the dinner will be Gus Dyer, prof*- ingor tonight vices at Grave; Fs ort of lmen’s Compensation Act, which wes sor of ** onoml & at \ anderbilt Un- Knights Teneplar. passed by the last Legislature ani versity. and Harry Senllin, presi- The funeral of George J. Hess, which is to be voted on at a _ref-' dent of the Associated Induetri > of the Hess & Culbert- died yester- pres‘'dent son Jewelry Co., who day at the age of 73, will be held at his residence. 550] Bartmer p. Bellefontaine avenue, at m. tomorrow, with burial in tTemetery. | Services at the home wlil be conducted by the Rev. H. H. For- _syth, pastor of Kingshighway Presbyjerian (Church, and at the NOES SEE ee “area Brave by Rose H'll Masonic Lodge, | te of which Mr. Hess was the oldest | ee. surviving past master. An escort PADRE AAAARDS RIA INE GOO IIE RNS RR ERT SAHRA of honor will be furnished by As- calon Commandery, Knights Tem- plar. , AN Active pallbearers will be eight men who have been in the employ Of Hess & Culbertson 16 @ 25 | years. Taney are lL. J, Vow’. €.°* Zz. | O'Brien, N. P. Logan, Ernest Be- | ger, Emil Niehaus, A. O. Gr'mes, | Emil Helmerichs and William | Shumaker. The iist of honorary pallbearers | includes George § ‘Tf. Matthews, — Craig McQuaid, Walter H. Petring. = Charles ee. | ee 2 sachman sso Pn PIGS 4 mK hy 4 . ‘ r J Nis rccaice b ro wn, Jo lin W. Estes, James B. | ween, J. . ¢ Waldeck, Louis —Photograph by Strauss. (Idler, James (. Jones, Lew m Tos The Hess & Culbertson store will be closed all dav tomorrow. ~ =~ — bl - 7 }/ 8 / iz ‘f / WD : gif (SIXTH & St: CHARLES i 4 . _Y H a ' 4 )) 4 Fes f ; / oA ° | 9 to 12 0’Clock Special | eae A Limited Number of Trimmed and Sport Hats Just 200! Values Up to $5, at.... — oe For 3 Hours we offer —as these bargains! At 12 o’clock they go back to their rightful price! Shop in the morning and avail yourself of the extraordinary savings. $ Swiss Hats! Azure Hats! Straw Comb.! Silk Comb.! All Colors! errr Tora arla la la slate lade Stale ular alalalaya al aetaleTatel ayo TolaTatal ears alaleTe alate a aaa ataralataTaatalalayalets lal. TaTaTaletaloreta Tso a Tale Ta salen a= ae ' During the past five | ‘years we have heard 60 novelties | at our regular concerts. Both old! hearing, Thus qur audiences should | ‘progress of musical art as are those | in the larger music centers in the. regime as! _—— a oo aT Tas Taks ans ts sts eos th olen eh eh th th th shah Teh Tn mT Ta ntl eT a Ta Te Saturday LAST DAY Stewarts 415 North Sixth Street EASTER THRIFT DAYS! A TIMELY OPPORTUNITY FOR BIG SAVINGS GET | HERE |: KARLY!? - ~- Or . = - SALE of NEW COATS > 4 YP ANZ,

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Be aires 4 ARGH bee ike tis et ea ae a. a ‘ . tis tes a RN ERA Bie ogee. 4+}. ee tne FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH 26, 1926. -” — ee w mom en |HOUSE DEMOCRATS EXCHANGE FIRE IN DRY LAW DEBATE and Centinaed From Pume a. Many Students En Route Home for Easter Holidays ‘since prohibition than before they hoped such a state of affairs would never come to pass in their countries. Rhode Island Legislation for Dry Law Modification. aster hoiidays should find the me looking its best and a new suite of chamber furniture would iii fresh charms to-the student’s > : : . . By the Asaociated Press : a * nd T. *a {Y - 5 . sie i ra : _ 5 r — es 4 i. mm ic it n’s. Foeurt! PROVIDENCE, R. L, March - pete! =f. ‘ lial ries Streets, You ¢an xi acne that ‘ee —A 8 ie wPnati resolution requesting buy todav and Saturday a Sligh ves fro irs and Representat: urniture €o. six-piece Boudoir Rhode Island support legislation to Suite (actualiv worth #405) for sn a seas s peste Sain iton : 2 ae ae ‘ the na } ; : fie Speciai mre at q°7 0). In- cee gu Be ate i 4 Cc E : ' a+tiiad aa j . a? Lae r if ai af : ah esc Bem ae ae a a vote of tnae pevops W A: aut : yesterday by » Rhode Is House of Representatives SD EL EC A ACE ET >t) sre voted wi’ . ; 4 her wkemocrats ~ . : rest tion, ww! n to n- The ac n - ad ec S19 " . win teeth “ 4 far leat + es .s passed stipuiates . . , . ‘ a. + ~—- bi - a : ifA Li Pas i@2z18 q o_o i a és . Y Is4 “nrovided La . >i 4 ——— e —— ah aT. said hi eaeh3 be amended OF aac i eo Be . » Sve = | ‘ © in st ATTY was si.oien Ai ’ . : si 4 - - . . -~ sa) em r ‘bd ae : ‘ > + » - A @ - \h ar Peedy 1a ; — ~ “ . _ Se SRS a% : t | Fe of " ae ‘ ” > > + + “ . ye - o 4 Wil Rio 1 NOU nj , - | i kee oreieor of Mamet Penti- Ey sa? _= *.~ > * . oF = S v ». avenne fhev held Wee : A ki ii W Ties a yer ae _ney } Fh oe B® | . -_ ¥ = — - or iw *~ nz What a pity when routh and vitality are set snl = \\ : eG ‘y si. ‘ Ustad isg * ea: : GOc. Or, a tull box teee if you write the F. A. ae pice cinaa> . _ 7 . rr $e: ei i > ° Stuart Company, Dept. A, Marshall, Mich. Get *“*"**"- 4 | Stuart’ i i rding to his announcement - a meial box oi Stuart's for the pocket—and pitsstigg =U , : } , , ~~ eee + - oe mar * a keepit filled! A new stomach for iweniy-fivecenis. 1a) The s w ye under 4 * . *\ Inmrar auspices of the St. Louis ( hapre: No. 1 of the Disabled American which ceollec- War of a Ya - al AS sy ee - a — | T10n to De AAf TI aiterws Ra ds 3 —— Liquor & Drug restraint. No bad after effects). Moder Address: possessions. THE KEELEY INSTITUTE FE. M. Lowry. Stock Buyer. Dies Dinner of Ex-West Pointers. The St. Logis Association of W-st . . “ 2-9 a he Pointers will observe the 124th 1n-. o = Fn » > - She is _ ’.— } bs ry " nospi sha- —— ; er Sainte Croix, “to -protect them ; he spring vacation period for Rat Aneetheaen stale guakinitiot.” nest of the Eastern schoels and ie ‘Hein took up the debate } s ~~ . saiiit’. —? U aoe colleges finds manv St. Louis | as : ; - 7 that in tudent - tente ¢ and both women deciarec (tia ee. ee OE 8 anierica women drink much more fortaight. “ a ad - Wife Takes Poison. a quarrel with her hus-| i ; iband, who, she said, reprimanded | his office here by lner for remaining out until 3 a. m.,/ fied men. “frs. Zella Roy, 22 years old, of} one of the mén mumbled some- — houlevard, took poi-jthing about “seizing all of mv | Re | after to unconsciousness last night in 37900 Delmar pe son in her home at 4 a m. today. ! property. in serious condition at cii in se! gs cond y on aie Robert Gottmann of Shiloh was . ee ee ‘quitt day afternoon in —_ acquitted yester Dry Agent Beaten Unconscious. the St. Clair County Court by Ry the Aasociated Press. NEWARK, N. J.. Mareh 26.— rT ewis Menninger, Federal hibition enforcerpent agent for | Judge Weber of a charge of pos- sessing liquor. Judge Weber held mae shia? er. +s to convict. : eo te i DROPSY alates the liver. kidneys, _ purifies the biood SED UP WORK SURGE For in $87,000,000 Is; of 1923 Cited as Ne for Move. A suggestion has been made Post-Dispatch by ea St. La ,ctorgev, who has. made a # .° tig jaws applicable te pu rerk. that conversion of the # 60 999 bond issue moner voted 9°3_into completed improvems oud de speeded°up materiaky - amendment to the Missourt € ‘tution to previde new mackhig ‘>> toe condemnation ef the pr ‘y needed. T+}. suggestion.of this attora ‘9 desired that his name Be: -as the approval of W. Fra chairman of the Citiz ‘issue Supervisery Coma Tr contemplates the circt nittative petitiens fer “ut.onal amendment to ere outs a Condemnation €or won '@ be itn continucus sé ard which would have ei - Judges with the same qual os as Judges of the Supre punt. with salaries large ene: -oro mand the services of a ivYers. Flow Court Would Work. “sis court would appoint — tha X Yx1?-Fost Heavy 265.00 Values. | Axminster Rugs tor This Sale rms site SZG_4 rT> ° ~ — > r Y Tt m°3°7*Ta rh 4 winger _ Ry a we . oo D al tts c is * SMminsi @? us are ' > . e tora,4 tm + : ee Lac ara Mma. as F A oo 8 ot | ta i | . ‘S>, - + ‘3 ii. They ait mate ya ii is» ré@a ¥ — . » ’ > . . - 37 - > 2% ~ 4 ae e. rc fr . if p| | Ww e ~*.aDG - Cais ¢f sag ? ~ , wT 3 * . n ro wes? y ae 3 F*43 aa P t —_ i i* 4a’ a * * Rweap*/ Was a ‘ ef. $3.00 Cal Payment— Balance Weekly or Monthly - lll ati aati itt ae i eel Siti ate eee ei aie ieee efile ot ® One-Piece 9x12-Fact 5. xminster Rugs et il i ile tie ie el > — t ait, ff LT ac o ° __— =a $85.00 Values, / 5 * ? « . ’ tor this Sale Se at . ' a ° ») ry? ? * —- Z 3 ~ onde an — +. » « Lie tinest grades of Axminster Rugs made in one | ‘ . “= a ° , . . = ° 4 , prece ever shown are in this group. New 1926 ‘ , . oe ‘ -— ~ ) Spring patterns are now on displav and are of- } a Ty TY? . 9 . | »* > ye 4 +4 ~ rr ba > LfCTeU Lor ie 1ifS: WALAA | at this low price of $49.79. }) ‘ $4.00 Cash Payment— \j | Balance Weekly or Monthly “ « eer" “ee 2 ‘F -— - — Tk “Palm Beach’”’ Three-Piece Fiber Sunroom Suites , Gold Seal Congoleum Armstrong s Linoleum $1.25 to $1.73 Per ¥d. Values at $ 7:00 The celebrated Armstrong's Cork t Your choice of all new 1926 pat- erns of the nationaily advertised Linoleum, with burlap back. Al ‘(s,0old Seal Brand Congoleum— i >. * - | . . ; ; aAwn new 1325 desigts are shown fo: xpertivy madeto withstand hard Tage. | rooms itn the home Bring Your Room Bring Your Room Measurements Measurements —___-.’ oS Imported 9x] 2 French Rugs Congoleum Rugs — ? $i9.99 Values, tor This Sale at Made in One Piece, Without Borders, a‘ $ 4.98 = x winsiiintiasisiiinatian S$ Q# enuine [Imported French W ‘on Rugs in the wanted oval The famons s0id Seal "on- S ine ee | great Variety f goieum Sq la Pres, Made in one ‘hoice nNatterns are shorn art piece, without borders, im $i.98 several choice patterns. $1.00 Cash— Baiance in Easy Payments $1.00 Cash— Balance in Easy Payments LESE ‘‘Palm Beach’ Suites are made of fiber tons. They are finished in brown tipped y> ‘ ; a) : } ; aes green, ana decorated in red and blue. romoniie type . =* - > , tne Iinest f ~, Steamer Chairs With Arms fiber. with willow hacks and With goid or orange, tipped with The spring eushions are the comfortable au- and the newest 1996 eretonne covers are embodied. $3.00 Cash Payment—Balance in Easy Payments Qx12-Foaot Size Good | Velvet Rugs ill angina ni ~ Tlissioners to assess benefits - cnages, and preperty own i¢ have the right te appeal “Ourt from any decision of missioners, The decision of would be final, however. 3 Xt $47.00 Value, x for This Sale aK DS acteawe ena “ and in % at onlv $27.25. i $2.00 Cash Payment— a : ; Balance Weekly or Monthly ; ment would a KY 9x12-F oa V elvet Rugs ‘275 «ti : : : | Y Heavy Velvet Rugs. 9x12 size. made in one piece 4 * the newest patterns : ‘ere would be no appeal to : igher court. 3 Tt was potnted eut that the s tested amendment could take a * such questions as notice to pn owners, permitting netice lication except to resident ow and that threugh such a # em the city could gain title te -operty involved im any bond iss project in one year or leas time Tre submission @f an amer be under the initiaf oa : rection the Constitution, s&s SSS vould require the cireulation ef ‘ : ens in ll of the 16 congressia: —————— . striets of the State in each é 4 ; “ich the signatures of § ‘ of Wilton ; ; * the qualited voters pt red. It could be voted om at: ‘c‘lon next November, and wal of 1926 are offered a? ) $75.00 Value. for is Sale ee ee © a @ € The mad¢ In one piece. H 7 ~ a a Tee ; ' : mae Fictng y4 i. " & ‘ » F ~ = ’ > - owes: Fs > ma anes } pemeeiit, — t . $ yf hy ; *= one =o ’ = — ~~ - lO ca — — ~~ * — —_ Pe = — nee = - Siheagys. — - ee eal a —# ’ ae ~—e = i. — Four-Piece W alnut Finish Bedroom Suites ys Cl -\ ets could be completed. 50 d Wonld Apply Only to St. Louk e * te the expressed belief of th: t newest creations of the year are shown im | 3 ning ) this group of 9x12 fine Wilton Velvet Ruge— a | ( ‘ $4.00 Cash Payment— : | Balance Weekly or Monthly _ ‘e F a | | " vear of that time the asin proceedings on a number "*o have eramined the matter tl “Sere wonld be no difficnity tr 1 ‘he signafures required s ultimate veting of 1 It would*appiy € Touts, and there is ne app "eason why there would be - ‘o if out in the State, 1? vreecoed of eondemnation ca ad public tmprerem vols is one ef delay after | '> one improvement, | Ug"twar from Basten 17] years FF | Pe = : | rese Park, . Jie: TH : 2 : ‘ -_ priation “ je 02 = a ee a | | = “seed Dy the Board of —» ae itr Plan Commission = — ; ‘ E @** « - y - ;oe> —= | a‘eq@ that the sermail time aS ' | A ee Pee “ad tO carry @ | : — “9 Ja fy ase *hrough all ite stages is) c =a ‘ar seven months, making no > .__ 7 a = | bes. ,c*s for objections te tert | 2 ; “"@ damage awards ‘ying the m ‘Pp Very few projects in * Nave come within this per ‘time None except the " 5° way tmprovement al Sars but there have oth ‘“ch Rave taken many re “"v having taken from five "ears and having progres 7 ae hi 2) 7 Redes - * Si t+) \ Ail in , I riced at - aad s Tnion for HE Tudor ? ° Pe’ au aa astd ment. YS $2.00 Val- S$ 29 nes, at the Union for. . — / TRONG Steamer Chairs made with arm s, mapie frame and canvas Sats ‘(Rarcate Basement.) 1120-22-24-26-28-30 Olive Street i a ] Ge ! period is embodied on these Suites and the four pieces priced at SEM on eee : include—full-length triple-mirror vanity, spacious chifforette, full-width bem OT he ee, ee eee Ded and large-size dresser—all nicely finished and with gold vein line emi | | $10.00 Cash—Balance in Easy Payments , ae '« : ‘ea Serond the starting —-, °° the manger : _ # &°° a+ @ standstill * decision of the nana *TNe Cones - the : BY ‘de 4 , _ -°RINS case There the Paid into ecourt " $2.900.9090 te meet — > 2 sé 7 “a aria, but - At ale ff $2.54 Union for.. of rahivy made seals. Porch Rockers oe ] 29 SPECIAL sate of Porch Rockers, du- with double rush fiber (Bargeta Basement.) maps DT ee ROP ag cag ea oer eer a Re memes i ti set

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CH ~—— =~ ee — PeShey he; when a shortage is alleged to ‘er NS; been found in his accounts, — 1-| making his plea in the present ea e-ihe told the Court that the Mon re'had been taken to pay black — j\ers who threatened to expose oe S , Created WANTS -~fétare PART THREE. ST. LOUIS, FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH 26, 1996. TT pOURT 10 SPEED UP BUND “Wore suecsren Require Amendment to State Constitution to Provide Machinery. we eee PROCEEDING WOULD BE UNDER INITIATIVE. ' | Status of Projects Provided For in $87,000,000 Issue of 1923 Cited as Need for Move. A eugeestion has been made to the Post-Dispatch by a St. Louis attorney. who has made a study af the jans applicable to public work. that conversion of the $87,- 10.099 bond issue money voted in. 19°3. into completed improvements could be speeded up materially by anamendment to the Missouri Con- etitution to provide new machinery for the condemnation of the prop- erty needed. The suggestion.of this attorner, | Ve who desired that his name be not uaed, has the approval of W. Frank ‘‘arter. chairman of the Citizens’ Bond Issue Supervisory Commite- tee. It contemplates the circula- tien of initiative petitions for a onstitutional amendment to create. ‘) in St Tlouis a (Condemnation Court. which would be in continuous ses- S107 and which would have clec- tive Judges with the same qualifi- |§ cations as Judges of the Supreme Court, with salaries large enough fo command the services of able avrergs How Court Would Work. ie . +9 or? . ~~ | Son This court would appoint the would have the right te=dppeal to} mn any decision of ° smmissioners. The decision of the | ourt would be final, however. and ‘here vould be no appeal to any} higher court It was pointed out that the sug- gested amendment could take care of such questions as notice to prop- | erty owners, permitting notice by publication except to resident ow:- s, and that through such a sys- fem the city could gain title to al! property involved in anv bond issuc | project in one year or less time. The submission ef an ameni- ment would be under the initiative section of the Constitution, and would require the circulation of ne- ions in 11 of the 16 congression.z! | “istricts of the State, in each =f} if thie? ; * . ~ - mich the signatures of 5 per cent Ff thea lifia . - . _ or the quaiified voters would he re- qulred. It could be voted on at the | Plection next November. and within * vear of that time the cordemna-! 70n proceedings on a number wf] projerts could: be completed. Would Apply Only to St. Louis. It is the expressed belief of thoae. "ho have examined the matter that There would be no difficulty in ob- , ; _ 4 : aining the signatures required and m™ the ultimate voting of the! mendment It would*’apply only © 8. Louis. and there is no appar- m1; F al _* e \- , . reason why there would he In- POFItiIOnN to it out in the State. The record of condenination cases Involved In public improvements its St. leo is is one of delay after de- lay. In one improvement, that of AiMmeshigh w; v from Faston avenue ‘0 Penrose Park, 17 vears were lakén in the necessary legal pro- “eedings from the time the perl- Hon for the condemnation w as filed ‘Mtl the appropriation finally was Passed by the Roard of Aldermen. The City Plan Commission )ias eatimated that the normal time re- 4 ‘Wired to carry a condemnatien ve@ar ogi te — is one | m Inonths, making no al- ‘Owanees for objections to berefit _— damage awards tying the mat- wat UP. Very few projects in St ‘#uls have come within this period * time None except the Kings ighway improvement have taken “as there have bRen others a Nave taken many vears. any having taker from five to *even years ; tle bevond the starting point. Improvements at Standstill. “USt now Tent S @re e+ a st Prem andatill awaiting a Conr widening Casa sion Performed ++ "he City ; tela, . eas $2,000,000 to meet the Tas, hit , OUL @ few property owners, object property PeCeiva fo, ‘Or their property, obtained 2 from w Mm the Supreme Court a writ of ‘ ““VO Which gtopped the ty ‘rom pr pped city ment, ago ta "tee : = Court on any decision day. If ‘he olty wings Projects a8 well. If the city should ‘9 / ” h Se, it would have to start all over S4in on the Olive gireet improve | ment legal Lontinued on Neat Page. eto assess benefits 2.1 | and having progressed . the maior improve- | the Misseuri Su- | in the Olive street | There the Commis- | ite duties promptly. | Paid into court approxi-_ ‘N& to the price they would | Cceediy® with the improve- | 7 ; ' his case was argued 10 monthr | and a decision may come from | Oly the case, work on | mag street Probably could com- | hes immediately, and on other | ‘ | clothing establishment. ‘8 Our Models. . . } ! t ' ' Proceedings on which | * —And Such a Wonderful Variety of Suits to Choose From! And ALL the New Styles and Fabrics, TOO! — aertet to Street Floor. 40 Street Fleor. Some . NEW single breasters And they and one pair Boys You'll jiike the etyie—the wool fabrics--the new Spring shades of these splendid Vest Suits Some have one pair long pants and one pair knickers-—many have two pairs golf knickers. Al} Stzea §& to 18 years. Al) sizes 8 to -aste e the cash vou are entitled to the best olothes values in Ameri =), here...in fact after you’ve clothing business by giving great values.. tent without ‘‘looking at Weil’s’’. A Guaranteed Cash Savi Priced in 6 Big Groups Saturday! come Boys’ $10 Suits Boys’ $12 Suits $625 $8 102 {" $20, $22.50 and $25 diamond weaves: 95 The Largest CASH Clothing Store in America! Where every customer is treated alike...cash only...no ‘‘Budget’’ plans...no charge accounts...no credit losses...no trading stamps. . .just the best clothes at the lowest prices. CASH TO ALL...you don’t pay for bookkeepers, collectors, credit losses, interest on loans, ete....we buy for cash and sell for cash. and WE ABSOLUTELY GUARANTEE THE BEST CLOTHING VALUES IN AMERICA...OR MONEY - BACK. ‘ Clever- New Pat- ly Pat- English yor: eoae ’ an 7 — Colers and prcnas That Ultra- ative ho — ' Styles! —" Appre- 7 ciate! Since to Fit All . All Men of Sizes Sizes All 34 te All and . Proper - HA a ee Second Fleer. Styles! Second Fleor. . tions! Clothes RIGHT’ t ca for your money...and there’s only one way to get them—-LOOK! You're never forced to buy when you shop bought if you can duplicate these values anywhere else we will refund your purchase price and give you the difference. We've built up this great -we Carry great stocks...all sizes...all colors...all styles...all patterns...the greatest clothing stocks in St. Louis...so why be con- ..BUY YOUR EASTER CLOTHES RIGHT...make sure of it... there's only one way to be fully satisfied...and that is by a visit to this great ng on Your Easter Suit or Topco Actually Thousands at Each Price’ Yes! The New Suits This Spring Embrace Many New Style Ideas! Broader Shoulders—Shorter Coatse—Wider Trousers— Coat Fronts Are Different—Lapels Are Different—Colors Are Different—BUT THEY'RE ALL HERE—in These 6 Big Lets! ——s - — PAGES 31—56 | Open Until 6:30 P. M. TT ETS Hey baa | hit ) ALT ee: / HS, ay HHL ef Ti ; TEE ith} ty Hy Hh eis fieis } \ i if a - 3 Li ) ‘gyits?33 | at! Finest Hand Tailer- — § Young Men! You'll Appreciate o —tlhe ure oo qi ri fen Wool a as er 6} es " —The Faulttless Tailoring FOR THE LITTLE TOT! —The Correct Styles Featured in Our Enlarged Third Floor Department! Over 1500 Suits to Choose From 3 . ® ei Mannishiv tailored of fine all-wool] faprics !n the new Spring shades—checks, plaids, stripes— . in the smart double-breasted models—others in the the popular combination of coat, vest, one paif of long collegiate pants 18 included at $14.83. " ° ° Clothes! $3 Juvenile Suits Featived for Spring Ervlishly eut anc trimmed Suites "® .66 1926 at $22 the popular mid ti ’ * Cm d\ (iver Pwist and button-on models. Jersey and cassimere ma terials. Sizes 3 to & years. $4.50 Juvenile Suits $ 2 95 All-wool biue eerge or ersey Suits im solid or contrasting colors. Choice Instead of $30 and $35 of button-on styles or mid diea with long pants. Sizes s 3 to 10 years. on Stylart Topcoats and $4.95 GABARDINES—$22 A real achievement! Hand Values! soine pure-woo] fabrics! The pturdy abrice na two the. EW ingle and Bo | ' best of workmanship! The pairs full-lined knickers double-breasted models of all-woo) blue serge with shades that will be in mand sizes 6 to.18 years: Some complete with vests and long pante en id TIAS SPRING! Also fine tu | | . i. . ile rai : with vests. 2 pairs pants—-sizea 6 to /8. Pants — and . quality cravenette processed . : ~ : 2 P , Gabard'ines! Joune men Boys’ $15 All-Wool 2-Pants Suits a ee osama EE Iahyee ~ ° New EBpring shaces. Sizes $2.95-$3.95-$4.95 Boys’ $7.50 Suits (Two Knicker Pants) $A .95 Sturdy well-made cassimere ané cheviot Suits with 2 pairs lined knickers! Pretty light ané dark patterns——many WwW tth vests— BOYS’ BLUE SERGE SUITS $6.95 $10.95 and $12.95 {fn strongly sewed ecassimere, cheviot and worsted Pants. Fine for work! $3 PANTS $ Bises 28 to 60 waist | legiate styles as well as men's con- N. W Cor. Eighth and Washington Av. 2871380 cizes 6 to 18 years. ques for UNGER ET ENS PANTS one Cots $ 2 co. | par. we = \ aLL WOOL “Stylart” Clothes are manufac- tured by the foremost talloring establishments of America under our personal supervision, insur- ing 190 per cent pure woo! fab- rics and last-minute setyles! Every “Stylart™ Suit guaranteed to be the BEST value tn atyle quality, workmanship: See them NOW! Stylart 2-Pant Suits (Also One-Pant Suits at $22) Tatiored of fine ALL-WOOL fabrics in the newest gtyles for young men remember that Fine trimminge—that's another feature! livery garment fresh and NEW—-just unpacked! Fea tured at $22. — shades and wanted fabrics in both con- gservative and c¢o!l- legiate models, 95] 97,50 Pants $ 42 95) SS PANTS $ 3s — Suit patterns in —— all-wcol woretedsa. cassimeres and . cheviots.

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' ? — ail aement.> A Bf, it would have to start all over | _ S= S@aln on the Olive Kitreet Improve me ee ee ee ee ' = ' Ave . = J Ae el . ee ee eo — Sizes 6 to 18 vears. ; ‘ ~ : . : nent legal! Proceedings on which i : ; * Lontinued on Neat Page. f . tg abs ‘ — a . ht Rr ee oe wR 32 FRIDAY EVENING. MARCH 26. 1926. a POST-OISPATCH — ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH co Ae = capa hp . AA NEES PON Fs asiiatiemnenaail —— A RR aa I | ADVERTISEMENT alu eat es 7 SEIN aR a AMARC a — ES NEW COURT TO Be [ot ee = SPEED UP BOND a WORK SUGGESTED : eed Continued from Preceding Pace. 4 Ft . Mi ae ‘ 5. £252 a . 5 TG 23 Creeping and = Crewliing Down ye atus of Major Projec ‘ i oe a ie Creaay. sift and Swollen Joints, The status bs erin if 4 ’ > ag Em tp if a bFew Minutes. oF ‘ . ‘i Anaeed etree? ; 4 | gre * j ie 1 wn - 2A Ee ; d ; e KS > tne “ " . attr gee B 3s § . e ta: 8 iscore ¥y enetrala a Lick eat a = * Be sai? perenne’ a 2 tes. then there is iz :% . trie wonder ave Rheu vn ; ie - 4 r 2 4 ed | r se - , Serute SUaran tere and ene than A Inger ™ ae 4 “y , ect Yer , Fear 4 ; 3 boties returned a r ad ever hefors 5; e ri oe t a ; ; on 4° ~O-eTy eats De . rr is 0 : 3 eu‘ ter niger get this mos per ating nir a " 3 ¢ ae = ic rt a hat earn “ se » awtllag- pain Now on sale a: Wai * ‘4 green mT ‘ formeriy ge & Ds Thir o Nin Dr 4 S « iaas {fs Dizzy spelis. hot Sashes, paim te | | wpr : ’ ss : : > se tna head, shortness of breath, ele eee . s . Ei .ganess. and nervousness usually , 3 ° : ~ - yy 4 ate? high blood pressure, "” wa . “i edings -nesician Whe found treatment More than 10,000 doctors endorse this treatment}. yee i it i oe = . _— a ; > > These are symptoms which si | : “ : an accumulation of poisonous wa co : r . ) mater in the svstem or that ome = ~- 5. re er TO ; = ; Si y roat perms | ishaanie . be mare of vour ergans has weake : it : ’ - and -aused the heart te be overt . = pedis ; . - - —s * omic : a‘ ones. for iz le an a . ‘egh od oceesure Drimgs cn sardenic canno SU TULVe we eVar | treet tee rermes, apop -zy. brights disc ae or ‘ eficn wigen deen ; = ‘ 2 ° | ~ Tha 2 -acmiess purely vegeat Continuous antiseptic treatment. * . os F Cmery ti mechone aod 2 physicians Ga na mo ~+ thee 1 z= nts “e 3 ne } retics® ood prewar I: nuine ly Ci :¢ s+ ™* - nl -~s ves. —* $s 4 ’ “= . ° mow! “anes th oi eo it _— hives . a - OT U igims nm Five Yea rs ine a Again we are proving Aronberg’s leader~ and crevice « of the throat tissues with ti Bsus € ie Son eel caaiien @ powerful but safe antiseptic @uid oe 7 1amon S ee : rt a . oo a2 « . > that searches out and destroys throat i a | in a ve A large and beautiful, full cut brilliant germs. iia ae eae ERS, ee ity T t ss begun March 18. 1919. Await- GENUINE DIAMOND, mounted in To pile ane al iieedaittnaiin’ tee. the ee gger GENUINE DIAMOND than Ww din ions £ 3 ) © freat sore throat—take a tab- ‘ng appropriat: Board of Al- a ee eo ee designs for both ladies and gents. e re let every hour or SO. To prevent ‘> er =e Pn ~TeQre =n far + rk . vou wou 44a exXD ect to inc ror tre price. This iy 2 most 4 - On ey r . ‘ha Betenle t bale a. sme + . _ : Bee: rous utr ful met nwin Ss ire tod A rust 7? Z . ee, take one about every two appointmert of \ —_ “ay — 3 beaut . u Bae . wy aes gee 3 remarkable value. oO : There are 750 rings from which to choose. ours ww iat xposed SjoOners 3 s8 pass hii on = oP ag a BD DRC enmas nggor aean thd we ARETE Me peti ORI EEL PL AEGIS MoE SE ng —_— pas . “ > TE tes Mtge ye wy. - * tae at ee = Pare ae Vip ean ; m Pig hia’ cd Gis +e} Epa te RD LG et Me - ‘, . ~ ¢ . * A ee eh ih Py ty ite. 4 i ‘ esi Ds 2 . poe Ame ry, V Leg oes, 6 Seg a7 a ee i ‘a / “ - ie ve ot ified Te eee i, " . r . RE ~* oe 8 > ' . “en " . Pee ee he : . : * pts a ROR eget 3 MIDS ene Pip RS rae me, a De RAT oe cata tained oa ae ie IP Pa aee” Sy st era ¥ s a F | Kn) 0520 —————10 00 IO“ THEN PAY $1 DOWN AND $1 A WEEK A ONE Nt Ns Som oe \ — . Every kind imaginable... Fat chocolate I hens... Monster child-size Bunnies...wad- | Bracelet i} a : . = . »~ ie . , - _*-- div candy ducks... Easter baskets & nests... an amazing array. Bring the boys and girls. Watch = Write or iin for Price Lust. ation? sa # week trom Sundav. Saturday’s Sunday Candy Special : Milk Chocolate Brazils . . . Assorted Chocolates & Pineapple Fruit Bonbons. eras | mal a if eR: 4 ad YQ * ‘ ae Ay ee neni tena eee BLAS LIL RE. ICRC RY bgt ager fre je Th hats the reason were. unusual value. We \@ tomers to know our sto: values and lower credit carlv—be one of the fiz Exactly as pictured. 15 Jewels ~~ me we us Si 7 ; +. — | 1-Ib. Box 2-Ib. Box : cathy a } solid white gold mountin —E a A new green gold will be the biggest os le i ce as 2a monds n vondertully del graved * : Must De seen to be appreci- as ae igerruily mode i-~— engrave had. 50c $1.00 : 30 Days’ Free Trial gpnne : . : | . \ “ Make the Week Onda Sweet &na : Then Small Weekly Payments Pay $1.00 Weekly edge—luminus dial. $1.00 a Week Pay $2.00 Weekly . —— 010 010 e010 Art tically highly stippled. and shaded bronze. Died and finished in ors. The shades are vari colors in fine Or, over silk. You must | these values early. as wont last long. a ON SALE AT “No cocestove facenis Aide Sue : lacks; = WATCHE SS She dutial @ aismai pre: The caaes the 4 bake are never sake — Y DIAMONDS Leif tA sg Y hy 7 i 2 J J Yo \ ef | | ¥ | 422 N.6 Pay Only $1.00 Weekly OPEN EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT p/ Sarath-Moore In Tut GLlose : IR Cale NER BRS IO ie: oT DR a gga Sa eases wae, ee hy Katies * be RUE RG 0 ejhe Comes to the Busy Bee ta Buy . Hot Cross Buns—the doz........ ~ eiuicenaiwies SUc CS eee ee ts eka Roe Cymeoeet? Prust Stodiew 2... . 2 ~~ s. EE. Marshmaiiow Pecan Laver Cakes ... 73 & 31. W Besaertam Stollen—Srecitat ............. 3c 4 6th and | Here is a real barga n. A Bracelet Watch and attachment. all complete. at this low price.. A new one if it - does not give perfect satisfaction. 417 N. SEVENTH ST. ee cenieteitetineneteeenatennen een ——--—--&, > Like Busy Bee Candies SNe eS | eaten

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0S As a Se oe ane , RE SOME ieee a wfAesU ROA TE NiGHtT ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH 26, 1926. _ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 33 - ee em no -m ‘ ‘ Di7z3 at hot lashes, palns in was succeeded hv Herbert if. Aid. 60 much to spend on gow nin ig her- portnes f at] . : 1 (] the ee, ® ‘ donate breath, sleep-/ ho resigned several days ago. Ed-| Self. Her fame for chic is certainly | lessness, 4° — yousmess usually in-| ward C. Wagner. a real estate dea! not on the basis of expenditures | | dicate hig! il i), ood pressure, warns ; een are : ‘ . ‘ Peete. 7 9 gione. i f rer, Was appointed to succved Ald . cee physician who found treatment to| ?, 0) Appointed 10 suc “0 All I think the real secret is in a I ; : j 4 cs . cA ‘ ; ‘ ry © 4.4 mm i 1e - j ™ S . x Be . } reduce |resignation, Aid said that unde: ig , Father than a financial | Taese are symptoms which show/:he present system it was im! 3 —eaee | . os = = 4 iit pre se 11) Fi Sif Tri AL Ww As itd} ,>O Si - 2 . . } ‘ gn accumi.ation of poisonous wast | bin | se : My feeling *is that the French . eo way we we te | blue to make progress in condem m ? | Besar! #. f 7 ' matter in the svstem or that one or' ations. and that nearl all t] Mcainggs always thinks before she } | ; | / RRR AN rrp: ead bage sh CT uys, Whereas the American is too I more of our organs has weakened | ¢jm f commissioners was take! tg he mn Rape anal i : , . ‘ce ts co ; 8 = iitle 0; Miiiis ape Was ah i often led by impulse, i 4 Ca ised tas ae. iG ve i\ t o > ,rin _ or ner? “sy? Hronert ; | ed. Check it at once, for it ia he san seine en ee Yet this is strange. An American P high slood pressure brings cn ha- dening ot | os ners who demanded tunreason- will spend days and days deciding i i the eo bright s dise. se and, able prices for their propert: oO! on the interior decorations of her | | : > 2 ytigen ; who were dissatisfied with 2 reas- home. For instance—she will have i on . een? - ‘ - i : ; . . i} tis . sheen a xcSetsble|onable amount of benefits. H+ | numerous conferences regarding a | i reduces blood pressure so gurely it a rej urged that ahe compensation of | treasured antique piece of furniture i ng Sirs Ti “pre og 7 Ro cess. \ pgp (Commissioners he increased to | —or the proper cretonne— the har- i } Le FS i = Tuprt ries. = emia ; Sorta for hich bieod presence, fo or | justify business men in giving an | Monizing walls. She will preplan it x Spe Wools Ty) 7 ruXxX tor a and VV al- | adequate amount or time “on - ae her home With infinite detai. : if $ on Drug Co. amd ail other gvod drug-! |, ae Primarily, the French woman HET) NG io if 4 | does that with her wardrobe; sec- aS i dt j oe thirdly, her J . = 7 rr , ondiy, with her cuisine; SIL} ERSTON E CO. interior jae Her costume is the most serious matter with her. | 50 7 ; - 500 Be t f | She dares not make a mistake. Her | au l uU purchases must be thought out care 1 fully because she cannot afford to \ , © be impulsive. ‘ronberg s leader~ _ This tendency, happily, is grow- \ Gee, . ing in America. With the trans- ’ oe est J planting of fashion so expeditiously | 7 ee full cut brilliant 7 nowadays, there is also coming to rc cs ae Ie », mounted in aparece somethi r ng al the Parisi- X fh ees aN id. gents Tl] . t t V ] "This feel: 1g" nee « c 2 Pte) d ; i : f , . i ( is is a hopeful situation. Not ah which t h le rea €s aivup (l ue so long ago there were Many who - 0 cnoose. felt that ‘‘the latest’’ was all-im- a . - . portant. Nowadays there is a grow- ve) ere In . opening to spring opening, from Tt nm | shop to shop and manufacturer to : a , manufacturer, I am delighted with 66 . q9 e | the Kayser offerings this spring, as ta lan l il} be. « | I know you wil ee Trial $1 a Week | eee — — a - es HUfgyel | _New Colors. a or ~ a i e | | This great hous e specializes in | those three inti riate articles of the , toile tte, hosiers , linger e ar ao priors Underwe afr the three items which touch ones 1 Crent . O Ors. ' ’ tia ' oe SKIN. : rT*} wie SO oe Bees $48 om So STL ines EHecltaliZe. iIKEWI1SE, 1M SLK QO] ) | } ) Co} } 1b} I ied 1D YY Dring, this season, the eiegan- C O l ° cries of Par 1s, Cee TT) ngiyv me, vet L] das 1O Ors in © uniquely durable. They bring the wit eal Ity ele current “origin ations, yet not at im- : port prices. They offer exquisite e ] O7' les iainty things, but made to —— ——— rea ] OSIETY at ‘Reasonable Prices te 50 | wear ak All because Julius Kayser & Co. { has one unchanging po! icy. Its lavel guarantees 100°, pure silk and 100°, pure dyes, plus fine workmanship. Styles may change with the seasons, but Kayser quality nerer. Kayser standards are ever the highest. This accounts for the ever in- creasing number of women, I be- lieve, who are learning to THINK before they buy. They Selle upon seeing the Kayser label. To buy - otherwise is sometimes disappointing. Mere “looks’’- and mere “‘feel’’ are often deceptive. | Spring hosiery... in shim- mering shades... astyleanda quality to match each frock in perfect harmony. —e ENT’S VRIST ATCH 50 Every pair of Kayser full fashioned thread silk hosiery is made of 100% pure silk with 100% pure dye. Let me give vou an example. | There is the genui! full fashioned hosiery, such as mm er makes. There is st] .e imitation. The genuine has a real seam which runs from the toe-tip to the top of the stock- ing. It becomes a fitted hose, knit to conform to the leg and not losing its shape. The imitation is merely the old fashioned tubular hosiery with a | silken ankle is slender- a i: eam running wu tne pack . ° . — oo ‘chen tae washing it loses its | Our new Spring underwear ized by the Ca pering Sli pper- tly as pictured. With th | t | ' unusual value. We want 500 new cus- riot ee ee a vod — creations have caught the bee H |° d M | tomers to know our store of re around the ank e n 100S8C Lt iS. Pap) ° w - NA, rei ater a : ton . on ro¢4 Fb rp pis \f : ‘@ . j 6 . ° } : ° ‘ 6 So often iC is Win ie © vi itching styles of Paris. . te an tne Marve the smart Parisienne is admire all i Ritenaneniaidl ) F | y ] | eCWwWets | Values and lower credit terms. Come ‘‘pure silk” and “pure dyes.” ws ere | cee \tripe” . | | w green gold Page one of the first 500. This is often Fg om or “weighting” | Dansettes step-ins weate: y (ripe pre\ ents annoying ing —and buying — and WCaf- = will be the biggest day we've ever also which gives § Sew = , Bee ee ing jovously ‘ery ev , 34 pression of weight Mere weight is nightrobes and pajamas —all garter runs. fi / , “a tO CVery hs of ; | ; 1¢ day. Ic newest and Mose Complete 150c Cash— $1.00 Monthly $3 500 New Customers That's the reason we're offering this er a _ The designs and colorswhich 7 e 1— engraved -luminus dial. had not an indication of quality. Kay ser hosiery is never weighted. M0 a Week : THE LAMP Sy ee ee ; 4 Artistically desi d “outfits” that is, the proper set ai | 4 gned and turned, 1 highly stippled. Poly chrgme in black and shaded bronze. Metal base, stip- pled and finished in harmonizing col- ors. The shades are various colors in fine Georgette Over silk. You must see these values early, as they ww | <==» —S_ wont last long. S = ON SALE AT ALL OUR STORES of the delicate balance between the LVERSIONE (0. SitverslOne GC 1114 OLIVE ST. peop SS aa : -ounced in the adj oining aon) om ceavosenimst|= = =| AT ALL LEADING STORES made of luxurious Italian* silk b 7 o . S 7 WW , a : , of amazing durability. ewitching of glove styles. of loves for | For the color and weight of lingerie, hosier} Boge: ¢ To choose from Kayser glove highly neces- | Each of these garments you W atit—for lasting shape- —; hop in Paski Aaa e Parisienne =e a aes modes is toshopin Paris. Ane It isn’t at all meer sees eet eager’ sme liness—and for real economy Th (eae afl ‘SS—: C y the Paige? , Surprisingly small] eacn occasion it sary to THINK, as t! does, before one buys wise to buy on impulse. slender silhouett of tod: y To o mean short satisfac- . . 2 tL ay. " ’ To.do so means sh¢ an look for the name Kayser. tion and quick disappointment. My advice is to buy careful lly. to | look for the label. Do not be mis! led | by pretty pictures or hysteric | *- ‘feel’ an . claims. Do not be guided b; and “looks’’ alone. If you r. pur- | chases bear the Kayser label you | ean he assured of both chic and eAonomy. vou can follow the suc- cessful! plan of the Parisienne. who, we must all admit, sets the pace in having solved that most coveted secret of style, a proper sense of the fitness of things, an understanding L isi "Trade Marks Reg, you will be delighted. © j3-t -J. A. wv. 4

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have seen them ar id | pro you will be delightc ee. @ )3-t -/. B. ov. | r g are well worth Your ee that Fis % i LY beds _dwhde AREY ZAN NS “ae XY AX Bee WH a ____STLows PosT-osPATH FRIDAY EVENING. MARCH 26, 1926, ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SS SOCIETY WOMEN RIDE HORSES Covnctt of tate ant Panama Receives Draft of Treaty. ss Soe ore wipes REE iM MOVEL RACE AT TAMPA ‘2°™ expires April 2. He will be/ draft of the new treaty between] SOUTH ST. LOUK succeeded by Lord Irwin. who. be- the United States and Panama has ! a : mee ' : AUTHORIZED AGENTS FOR aT eoo Strikers Routed bs Police Ey tbe Agsoc: ‘ated Pres. PASSAIC, N. J. March 26. = hundred striking textile . workers bs 4 _—_. 1 . a ’ . ~s hoen protred ana will he 4tier en 5 . ; : ; ‘aba. } Pa eleva r} ' : o Tie#rac? een Tec iveqd ana ee ae ®.. 215C USSec ‘ tt : — : ee : i 2) a \ ria siarTren « ane 4 P ek, ai as ee ¢ - ment desires to avoid undue haste* a mB « ae OA Lp ghenmon> ~rhpy fa jockey and ride . . . P ch a a ot he MH ¢ iTiG ! . : mt aes &s ‘ Prt _% ies : , —— 9cCal sOtictvr women who 4dr winis ; (aI ia seinen men elie 7 tew of the importance of theft ! Sleep under ian was § ‘ . ’ seats a4 4 Tw) rls @® SF iT -z£ Vern kit ‘aS ia in ¥Yiew Oo i. si iM pPpoeriance oo Kid ? " ee ny 7 - _ | $tes ~* oe rs 7 I 4 : ate every might! “o rain the new epring stries yesterday to during the liasi e years in india qguescon. | ; ¢% ee a Bright warm %cean breezes to coo! STETSON HATS . . $8_$9 $10 | EMERSON HATS . id ets % de gic agen you Linsurpassec scen ery’ Play your favomte sport’ 60 Golf courses: Low round-tmp ftares in effect now anc ai simmer. Write for beau- tifullys illustrated vaeca- + 5 £ n+ + get 1 > — Lie iO) 1 eve eR ee a ee en ee a an ‘ : a ss :, ay ‘ _ . Pa Te gS ye Sr ee - Ss ae RGA os 2 a er; eae. Law 5 a5 ° es . 2 yo man 05" a oe , eee e : - eee phe ae +23) 3 AN we arte GEES 2 Ti 7 . s « ita - ~% z Fe Se wore * J ee oi 7 aes oben ver ¥, c ee Sali See > : ey x 7 SS UR + ee or a Pt - Pi . 7 ee “ re een ’ . ‘ ‘ apes ee a duveion ! BaP He ie re * Sf 2 Ge: ey EE RE SP ERROR AE OE Re IE EER Ft BAS ERO IB: ON en : , sh Po ae ee - 2 ES a ef. AP ee : . i . - : . ry ¥ ‘2 Sa 4 a - : ; : ? _ ‘ . 7 - ~ 4% i EDS aN ME ABUL | Ri MERE RS EAT Slated ys Talia Kt TR 4 a \ LE St AE HE four A -* Re & Wes : zune . me e 3 aa . * ‘S ae sy * ee ve wae « * et a " % REET EDIT. 36 ERLE MEET 0 oy 9 0 a Oe saateta aE SPR Pi a aS : ‘ - a en ss : ie ‘in ee CT 4 Re ee wpa st “a : 2 Les ‘ BS ‘ , ty « » ey oe) bs ree SF yp ys 4 Az 5 > on alta I a ‘ aeege Sen Tn . es A cal S >. jee Cet a sty | DP gett r sets Cus Pir ta “ * 4 _ gti ee a ee erty eee ROE ae on 2 Se aeee + Sh ‘4 . re “gate, Es ¥ he +43) eee & pete ~ A # eahe .- et WR st he eee ee ee Word LS Oe ee at ae ET ee ‘ail re Ohi hy Sep ef Liat: ate sperma TI Ge ak Bes re Fo ae Se et ees NES SS De vn Toe be ; Se ah ‘. ARAN Ee a ae tn p - + eh eeg et cy - . apn es ae P par J - : p a y ‘ 3 5 - ge . ¥ a: . " he “Be ee . a > Hhinteighacth. ie: ath ae 7 1: BES SONAR EOS OP IY OE A LE tC Te RE rat a ask dale EO ap ase ee FCh. tale - $e ten evfabe nm >) nm ee. ° Ac- o - le ie ee All-Year eae pe MONEY- BACK GUARANTEE . sf ae aT °o =: oF : eit 2 ae c = é eee ERS OUT OF TOWN ae WITH EVERY PURCHASE A SPECIAL FASTER BOD merce Bui ding cee An- - 3 ian +3ue geies. ~ ~ en pa nouns iia eemepmoeneuns SS - i i J i i J J ! SATURDAY SPECIALS wa ; : Old Come Candies | J [ i i ! [ | i i ! i . ais hk debian, Botnnn. MALT SYRUP a California ee ee woe cucvonee 1608 S. BROADWAY Ane Al)-Yeer Vacation Land Sc preme 3 Sasaetae tag rs MENS AND BOYVYs’”’ WEAR ae Open Evenings Until ®@ @&Cleck Except Wednesday end T ner »* 2 | = on | he AaxsPe" ‘ee aml ~ > © + - = . ‘ ST Paw “a Open Sunday Merning During March, April. May an@ June “Good a a Kind” | QOid-Fashioned Herz Candies with a real homemade flavor... Choco- ~ % -~ SS ’ lates, Cocoan: Pieces, Caramels ( and French alee Packed in One and Two Pound Boxes ; DOoe LOOK AND _ COMPARE pereye;eyele - aD ENT Ce Wk ek aes. A hawt ALLORY HATS—Right here in your neighborhood—a full assortment of all new. | ee SVERTISEM aE lensth behind was Hal mountea fi PRUCE U j M ext shades, stries and bands—at various prices. At either of our stores close @ hy Miss Adalbert Obermar Fo: e your home you may take all the time you want to choose your Mallory headwear. meat y the whole first stretch Hal lec rush. Prices same as elsewhere. (Get ready for Easter now: oe e ee \flice e ¢ ae | Saved rr — . e em ; é RIGHT IN YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD! - — " ; ES EP ES ee) DD Ge) ee ee ee eee . ‘ . - : . -— | —_— =o = «e+ ance Milk and Dark Chocolate- A9 | Dipped Cherries — ° 42c : ° 7 wie fra r ial ' rid i nbr M ss {i | r : Pound Box | A TE muline Jones, sped up toward the NEW COMPLETE LINE OF MALLORIES! _ Peanut Bar a5 Se aise) mele a om OSs] E EB CLOTHIN CoO TEB CLOTHIN co Crisp meer een. ........™ C | Don't wait unt] pains and aches ae AN aac * po stable F R-T BE & ~ oa BE G " : & , reg sr Oe tot one 5963 EASTON hi 3617 S. GRAND Ze : Pounc | become incurabie diseases. Avoid °* ® C4) © tie Teagan saor se WELLSTON GRAND AND GRAVOIS _ — se | painful con jseqqueNces. Drier 100) | a quake ty ee ee or eet oc, | E : ss >: _=_ = =e. —_= == ep «= «ae an. ~ f = S2 igh 4 "2 rs be a Sisl 2 Rova! ' a : ry ; - Burterscotch Srolien pe TEAL ie Sunshine Cake : i | ° er came near Icsing her A Rich Stollen, cen- i HAARLEM OIL S®@at Wren a fers? nf wird iat the 7 Pterd Say ome her ‘ar - Leh “Tr? — " — ee j ni : : Light fluffy sunshine tered with nuts. and { CAPSULES eadgear. She leaned wildir. how- with orange marma- fruits, and iced with ' ever, and caught the errant car selling: for $1 lade 47 butter- 49 a The world famous diuretic stimulant out of the air ana eee Beautiful mate . a : ee ~ ~- 1eiNsS fC scotch fa i Nationa] Remedy of Holland since 1696. M™issec mo’ a strid: sty ies. Some h eollars, stiteha Saturday only, APPLE PIE Fresh, juicy apples covered35. |B) POPE SPEAKS ON MIRACLES with a ricn pie crust | Leek fer the name Gold Meda! on every Pontiff Declares Sco ‘a bos and eccert mo im itretie= ence. Instead of Denying. Proves Them | een —_ | a: a. et Met i 4 pestai will bring ene of the Br Asso Maled Presse CANDIES MAILED ANYWHERE. ce ace) we ee under situations wanted im teday’s science confirms the reality of mir. —_——— OE ee ee eee = ant pices. acies Pope Pius ferilared me o speech in the Hall of the Consis- rai ; ; : i ; E ‘ i ; a : a + 2 . tory, after reading a derree dea}. a ee oe Prry tf at » eneranhieae Fourne’. four 2g ne? +h ~ *% ee tS ‘ \ = ad (order ~* DPaurhters a *h~e “oss 5 im 4 i PIO. Ne@SE Stressec the import- ~ _ ‘ -« ~~ ; + | Greater Values aha : amce of the fact that miracies | | : = Woich constantly renew themselves n : : in the church, heave Q@iso accrrired fee am irrportant pogition in science ’ * - s shea Dawn oie ate A o . nein F: $49.00 Drop-Leaf Extension Table Breakfast Suite | he Poster severed. as it 1 4 , ° gresses. instead of denvinge mira- stries _ C=: _ - : 2 4 t = Our com- cies—as many through tgrorance facts “Size up 20 8 Special at peleve—sets them off ‘n an ever- ms These beau. m= tifully 8 grained m Oo-piece mw: Sets, stur- e dilvy con- structed and charm- ingly de- signed, come im vam- ries ; Ys enA * , - . Carer i:f2t and PV evermere ¢coa- }- s vincine meno? “ # i+ f =e a ij Ol s ® + kfast ey ee ‘Hospital for the Yukon = 4 tg - as] e+ a seasese a Sher brs ame ,,* ‘se ; ust the stvles the girls Plain scheol styles. Sites 8% 4 SFO CIR Te tie ful fi > 7 ay 09 fa io ct "& p? “~ @ O " ® « Bases ae « Nae ac eee ‘ wh) ] | ih ny > y’ 4 3 A q 1 | ] i) ? j 1 Db >| } 4 : | ’ An i 4 { O petit? ous Duco fin- 7 : t . > A = - — - 77 s7e - = ec ‘ ed tan. two- mav all be = h~ Tutnes or s tributaries : £. sh e=8 zn é io brown ~) ed to 78 rks mz - 2 wis two gos ' siee 7. SSS tors and? gra! mat see seas i bad 4 oll " Get Ready for Easter 1" With a Mallory Hat! Complete Bed Outfit $27.50 Value Gibson IceBox \ $28 value 3- rece Red (ut- fit consisting of fuli-size wamut bed in walnut fimish, strone link spring and luxuriously comfortable structed, lasts maAatiress pe- for years. Very $1.50 Cash—$2 Month!» cially priced specially priced asen 5 abel * HE RARE ATR hig BR 2 Bes PHT ig, org «os nin s, ECT i doa te i fj sseses uv La fj Maczoar Soit| tectacheap-and-shoddy sreonsaie at} hat? They robit of its Watch ioral news | Shape, color and lustre. A meni} macrexs: | fine hat—a Mallory—resists ivy Hats and eck | the elements stubborn] retains elegance permanently. 6} T pays you well to FIND THE pay enough for LABEL your hat to get a fine one—a Mallory. You take pride in it, and care of it; and complimentson it. And —it takes a long time before you will have to replace it. eee os? EAR SADAARARS SS Se Aa ; if le’s a MALLORY See Lesyna wround Fia-e ae * we 2 lt : . « =, e, rine 5% LARARARARARAPARADARS ee. AR APA AABA RAR i J v7) a | s i pias Seaeaeeee ie [Fr Rt ne te sasese 4 mer, 2 it Win, ee MEN'S "FURNISHINGS FUCA TTITTATEN TTT Pee. TOTAL sees pak Ais Shia, Pgs ane, IAA EM AA A A EMEA ADA LEA : ROR ms te geeeceee tra? ‘ ae Where style must be right... where quality must be perfect... where service is important... where men are discriminating in EF ve Hae seh} Spring ui Pe the matter of dress...we cheerfully recommend the MALLORY— MEPS: Tee want here—twe hate a ne wf. a cena te | the Hat of unexampled smartness. ef fine mens furnishings, headwear ties. shirt se . of derwear im f rr an: ty ne ' Undoubtedly one of the most "beautiful Bedroom Suites ever displ ayed in St. Louis. The 3 lps A comm . ter «trie, de« ane « = natural grain is artistically high-lighted in antique walnut fimish. Consists of bow-end F a dare PRICED bed, 48-inch dresser, triple-mirror vanity — large us 75 | cated men’s store has gzin- HERE AT 1 4 - ———=—— . an aeaeaseseaanae Seer rr ae e323 eres me Fae ' 2) 22 ee a a . Pr et a an ar in a oh on oe ee “CRAVENETTE” mA AIA, *€ FTINGS;: ahout de ae es te Phim pce a ltd oni Beak acti top 4 4 spacious ~ Roa | $ i z iespread ; — ( \“ ESSE]! ) be 2 : eeenete. _ wees wo _ enim — : 5 - tie ‘ Oe PR r $0 UP = E 5® varde« ut. - . ' $15 Cash—$6 Monthly 1 | ie Se eee — nit - - f: recess tf «mit *‘enRm creme in . ee a o. and get rend> fer FElaster! e Br: 4 ——. 4 eS Just take a leek at eur ” § é tt? Se | * new * aa | ; as a Pas Be ms . a s* ‘ . Fe q cs 2 = Mallory Hats | : ; > tat im al ad we = Try them on-——we * : beshine > ae 4 : —a ’ i ne ee eee ee aa ES et know vwou'l!l be back « , — ’ = hoice mixtures, im . ee > ‘ Pare s " ~~ en | ee ie. > te ~ ee ae ne i APR i AB i gms Sm ne ty intl ly, lintels, cabin I I ena SI IESE DP LILLE LE EDP BE LAI >. ee, SS ee ee

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‘ | riit ’ . Y HATS EE a "a $9 $10 $8 --- $3.85 $5 the New Cap, $2 UARANTEE | URCHASE STEINER TED DWAY se" WEAR ept Wednesday and Friday May and June reb, April, MPARE TO nll assortment of all new- ther of our stores close ta uur Mallory headwear. Me w! . ‘BROA DWAY rHING CO. ;RAND im ) GRAVOIS Chik heute Tt! ALL OUR SHOES Women’s mt Shoes SH Ss.) 10 values, if PO aSul) & newest BI’ . _ ¢ ; —_ pOrd ana oer a, i s. “iZeCs Bae ial at Children’ ; Le@rns a Bh eebi ila + 4 ; ‘a } Ol l-a i4] , i ‘i LABEL $297 8 § stoma HATS > “Seal Ma ory Soft Hats $3 take | Siberia teers 92.97 & $3.97 |$1.48 to $2.48 § Mallory Label ne aanertment : ‘a site f . y of the newest, with Wonderful assortment; ) _& soe ata gage ed aga benutifully trimmed. ‘2 ang upon the swect- “lace. side rolix © Cenem, weed, reese, cand, - omer pa ba ng weed, “henua, wad; lereen, red, tan, ete. Sj the Mallory Label in the Hat you buy. READ THESE SIX RIPPING VALUES 25,000 PLAYER ROLLS — —_—— See SILK GLOVES: ; white eauntnt QOc Must Be Sold ¥ 5 — cae eo 6@84 2% 62 6 © 6 OS Onl, i lt ‘ _ ect 2 ft $3 SLITINGS var tage of th ge! ‘de rfl op- ; eee : Inches M“ ide: ing Cc bate 2 | 1s “in re i ibe re . o- el A Styles vara, a "2 can a oe a ere 2 We ave everstnine. Lit 38 a po Ing in All Dress i f uiar standard or opera murmrm- lrimmings Price her, sce +e sostqal iment. On o » se ae rex ASSO ment. ¢ . ee . lpes th; iT) jigs OT} the r pe had ie HANDKERCHIEFS; . . 3 ' ine sania, 4 With ttaet linen ; 2 Were 50, Cc £16.00 Hise “HAT ON Gt BS ae p= $5.90 m them at tmixcses: 2Oe SETTE” D so UP a{ TING Ss; about 60 yards, at BOYS’ EASTER SUITS 49¢ Or 11 for $5 ‘Children’s s Union Suits VICTOR, 12-INCH Columbia *’s.epe”” Series and Giobe necores Ie at *h pli Cale Wai It wc ‘—. lassical aaa a value {mpossible to di elsewhere. K ox arches, popu and lar instr etions. . Such i PANTS PRICES CUT ~ : ~ Kon LONG-PANT SUImIs; also 2-pant BOYS’ $1.25 1AONG PANTS in —_ Niekers in all wool and wool miitures,; i = . i e Cc ine d pants. latest coats. khaki. Ages ee) 1h year eae ee Sizes to 15 years : 2.50 BOoO.s LONG ce LONG-PANT _ SUITS; all wool: PANTS: in wool mix- Choice m ixtures, in tures: ages to 15 yrs... latest Si le Rene gether . ry “* S; in 18.50 ALL-WOOL SUITS; blue serges. $3.00 MEN’S PANTS: | , 9 8! ong Pants; woo] mis _2 ‘ory of a youth under arrest there who said he had been designated | ly lot to assassinate the Prussian Minister of the Interior. vouth is quoted as saying that he fled fron : Germany to avoid committing the crime and in ferr a Nationalist orgain- e 7. san tne To The i ! ization, which had selected him io slay the Minister. i) The Berlin police are inclined ine scoff at story, terming the vouth demented. A dispatch from Oderfort to the the Zeitung Am Mittag describes the ,oung man as Friedrich Grus-| chozyg, 26, born at Breslau. TIfe}| said he was designated by the Bres- | . , lau branch of the secret organiza- DO YOUR SHOPPING DURING MORNING HOURS From 9 to 12 O’Clock Avoid the afternoon crowds— and likewise share in our un- usual 1 morning _offerings. y As ‘THIS great Spring Coat sale is one of the most important events of the vear for women. women in St. Louis will complete their Spring wardrobes at a big saving. Our expertly trained buyers, backed by the enormous ready cash resources of this store—are able to grasp the important buying opportunities at a moment's notice. That’s how we are able | ; A eee ee ° Oe Oe Re Oe) OP) OR. Oe a ee eee ee ee ee SE > em —_— > =e he ¢ ee ) ee re ee © ae ee. SLU oe ae: ee ew. Ce eines eaeie abstain i ‘a 2 hig il ga RE a yet htee » pos ier ob to the front Officials pf the railroad that the rule re- quiring the second warnirg has re- sulted in several accidents averted. assert being Crossing Crash at Bailey. Mo. Special t6 the Post-Dispatch. POPLAR BLUFF, Mo. Bryan McKee, 28 years old, Hematite garage man. was killed vesterday at Baliler. when a ri Pacific train hit his ;: His March 26 ‘ast \Tissou iuto- mobile at a nidos nd one chilé erossin curvive | See Our March Sale 3-Room Outfit for 285 This outfit comprises new bed- davenport with coil spring bed, club chair and fireside chair upholstered in crushed velour. Also a beautiful davenport table and lamp. As shown. With Cretonne Mattress Walnut Finish, $ Opens to a Full- Size Bed, Complete 15 $1 Down, eteeee $3.00 Weekly PP reer re Ls Ae i ‘large buying power is again dem- onstrated in this spe- cial purchase and sale of Bed Daven- port Sets, on these remarkable terms. 10 Cash ° DELIVERS. SET + . i" A Pe A, " Wise -ur Ce. Oe yr ww, eee tone TIBPIMIRNNHINNEI Epes ° é eee * a ¢ on ws oo, * ee. 4 ak eee ee eee sone "eee ete pe hang * pea Rd yn * sits = ty: ow be 9 * i oe 8 ee eee & - al Dinner Set Free With Every Refrigerator Splendid Quality Most Modern Ice and Food Saving Insulation -90 eee ee eee . ees epee g nee oe) be a As TIPPS _ rer ~~ +) wee oe * eae Tw Ae " + tng phat. Saal SEP GEISEEEMCEEL Ear SaeS SEF “eee ee Oe 7h onnee * ae ste geen

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; " Wy TS: : Dd * —ll >” «& —_ oa - , . . : . se : 63.00 MENTS | A : Ecos aie i a eg Cin wer boy 4.4 ‘. 7 a a aala . “os . SINSO ALL-WOOL SUITS; blue serges. > FS wool mixtures; assert- . Missouri Pacific tra! it auto- fk | long Pants: $1 3 a> ciges Ao 4° mobile at a cross] Dg, His RiGOW PM cssecsscersrrsesperrempeettitis iT SESE PESTREN a SSSSESESTSSESE SESE Rae sac tns estat catames ees tines messes Seabeaeneee | P ) De aie ile a i i 8 > , lntest styles nd one child survive. FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH 26, 1926. ST LOUIS POST-DISPATC a sao eerste ema — a 36 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ie” > eeniedae eer oneeinetieage aint paar geting ge ===: —_——n ———— I . = o ~ ~ ee ere —_ rex he! Stri Re t ] Wife of sl Sceks Divorce. Southern Illinois Penitentiary at | Te ” =a ™ kers’ Rei. | lower East Side when 15 strfking | lice, two patrol so 1 hinges oor, pe PI AN () hdaieae _— = ema ms of. East | Chester, UL. for the murder of De- OPE ion) UN I iL 8 P. Mi. E V aa y Nic tl ta a a a 7 . They ! workers raided the home of | to the scene. 5 *oneiae .. |tective Herry Bodendieck of the T NEW YORK, March °° There | Witlia levy, 55 vears old, who wife nae gh cies toon. t in the St SATU RDAYS S UN IL 9:00 P. M. : Three i +1... i! } 7 _ | \as filed Suit as ‘ ~ e ieee 4 = i iis . ‘ : a mob, armed wit East St. Loutls Police Department, ew obs eearer ‘to beat back 2 5 ss - ,r Circuit Court to di- ‘12 9 . rt a ne i | , ‘ jarge i was secre iy doing ' , en from the door of the eir tene.- lam 4 “ount y Tiare ~ | { : April a. 1924. They were ma ed ee shais | nis werk at home instead of co-/ cl + Twelve of the invaders were vorce Floyd C. Williams, who is; Aug. 18, 1923, and separated Jan. ; ye » *¢ The! ei; mene. ¢ ‘ - oe a9 were fired In a general fight in tthe | OF rating with them. When th now serting a life term in he '10. 1924. word of the fight reached the po- arrested. emma WAY HOT SAVE] Sots — As. ateA Drege re tut an | and son, ant Soa "% BROS , Old Reliable Credit Jew 717 OLIVE DIAMONDS CASH = Beautiful, stylish new rf _————— - Spring Coats. Com- | Pre-Inv plete stock of 1000 We are clearing out a vast asse selections as low as CPi tts be e ee ee es patos 8 ni eRe 5 : cr —— 3 Proposal Before State Service) —— Bodv to Issue = nseuties | Abounding health SS .s a : poet on in Pedh eeene “h. a‘ 1 h t l S a m a r 4 1 n g O l ‘ JEFFERSON CITY, March 26.— An application for approval of a, a we rh iw we ry apy mp ek fig r : he epee gota 1 eee erie wae “ _ 2 Peretilayae “Pren: w ne ee eit > Pie stag eas ES ick MRS apy | A re i a: ee io Se WES A IN ik NOTRE SO LS AIAN a SIRE ESR SO ORE LN RTT. SR new plan of financing construction | of @ propesed hydre-electric power | COD-LIVER oil has always been a source of aston- plant on the Osage River near Bag- | ishment to physicians. Experience proved that it - nell, Mo., involving issuance of had surprising medicinal values. It protected chil- dren against rickets; it aided convalescents to re- allied companies, the Missouri Hr- cover in astonishingly short periods of time; it dro-Electric Power Co. and the; increased resistance to disease; it aided the growth ene, . , MeN RTS 5 Aten - — $29,931,000 tn securities of two — ~ standing value. solid gold is expressive of all 7 Toilet Se E ante I alee ca By REAR AL AB . Bers i es nae. aaee aratio a . . : ie hy . Super-power Corporation of Mis- } of bones and teeth os children: it was of enormous ALSO GOOD AS NEW in the very newest Watches, Silverware, souri, is being heard this afternoon / ‘ se i iin hie teten Com, value in the treatment of tuberculosis; it gave new nission. vigor to people everywhere. The plan now before the com- | Once it was thought that this high therapeutic mission was substituted for one in- value was due to the presence of two acids which J SCaAFFRER & MARX » to 12” COATS an v bs BTS " an Fe ROSS SSRIS a MOY TED IE Eas roma se eae ee ae siving about $19,900,000 in securt “ : mee es gg agg secur i were found in cod-liver oil, but not in other foods. COST $40 to $60 peed Srey ik Ciena: teat | But this explanation never seemed quite adequate. irawn. The new.plan in Then scientists discovered vitamins. Experiments RIOR DRS DG Shs Pare ; we or Peete ee “a pea ob ee > ; Fo wih cy SR ie yer ap ow. Sambi Xb, Bien het aay a oe vue repeat De ‘ 50°: ision, Jan. 27, last, granted the supply of them people inevitably tell il, and, Missouri Hydro-Electric Power Co. lacking them entirely, no human could live. And la certificate of public conventence good cod-liver oil was found to be the richest known and necessity to construct and op- source of the important fat-soluble vitamins! That erate the dam. was the explanation of its amazing properties. The estimated cost of the pro- : : : : The discovery explained, too, why different oils ter W ‘ Ss H OCK SOLD ee ee a me of the essence of ‘Hise coat... cpittnaiad a sufficient ,of issuing securities. The commis- FOX CHOKERS NEW... ; LATEST SPRING) = 1g : posed dam and storage reservoir. : ; . 100 miles in length. is placed. at on the market varied in therapeutic value. For it Seo yhae Ae Be BS aint Rib by iy i! » see o * ~~ — —_ Vs s,>? formed by Cravens and is associ- $5.95 Dresses, 2 for.....+- $8.95 Dresses, 2 for....-~-+-++8++-- \ $14.95 Dresses, 2 neadet OY aii.é j oe ay Union Suits BANKRUPT PRICE ‘ravens, president of the Kansas AM & He Saturday C City Joint Stock Land Bank, is — FOR re rving on the preliminary work, ans he Only. t ‘ater will be supplanted by the 95 Dresses, 2 Gt. ee x Be Super-power corporation, a.so0 $2. .J eee 28: nae Ray whe eats > P ae ae ae eae -_ “5 6 ee f: » OURS eae RR ita ett yay: Bp NX.) $5 Men’s ition Pants 2.99 Pazziing Wue white mond. Ring is 18-x white A sili mainte “ ~ ~ ‘ ape aA ek. ‘ sees a at AACE? 7-8 GT c zr z : bic aind Be F hivede., ; - Cet Se > 28 ptege rs SRN re ee a ie heat ey PF. “ Pema atas Paar it pg RP eee Ae aes pce 2: . on ’ ; ‘ A ee e 2 ' ps tan 5 = : , + ane = : "ah = rm > os +, oe 5, A « Lee » ™ 2 2 -s He Wego roan j - IE eX. AMAL Hy, it ; idvcen - Pe. Pn NR 57 kee sad : i Fai Maasesd a ee a . > FRSA SPV EP a eed Pe 2 _ aS Parana: coke rg oh 3s . , en a The financing scheme provices ALL. SIZES for issuance of $14,099,009 in 5 per Aen ee Saturday Only. eent mortwame bonds, -matufing in eg: Bo : 40 vears, $5,000,000 in 7 per cen - - —— ——t jal res, Maturing 1 i9 years | T I DIES’ SUITS 54 95 | EEE $1 990.000 in 7 per cent preferred Ny FEWEST LAD s s s ®8 ms 2 wat 5c Sil F ber S k o 17 stock: 20,000 shares of no par CAMELS epee a 2 tia — - * . oc Ss OW, . | value common stock of the Super- o §$ 3 5 : power Corporation, assigned a value | CLOWNS NEW UNCALLED-FOR FINE sone wat 000 sacs ol CPS TEREIELDS, te EE "o par value common stock of th Missourt 1 Hydro-Electrt —— (“9 PIEDMONTS Carton issigned val ’ $731,047 rhe $19,900,009 in preety is and deben- vires are to be sold at 9 WHOLESALE ONLY he 200,00 shares of common ctowk, of the Miscourt Hydro_eiee. fy Also save 10% discount on all Smoking and ‘tie Power Co. is to be issued to ff Plug Tobacco, Cigars and Cigarettes not men- avens and his associates, the ap- tioned. : an 7.7, nate. | = 4 ‘rT = Turn for ae Ca a * ‘ = rs | ee nN Petit ied " nats idee it ak adeinan steam of Use Your Car for Both Pleasure and Profit. the Super-power (Corporation, and in repayment for money advanced Chances are that you are not making full use of aun them for preliminary costs and your automobile. Make up your mind to use it construction, said to total $1,196.- from now on. Go to one of our * srunsee Spent Thus Far. CASH-AND-CARRY STORES DRESS BETTER FOR HALF The application states that Crav- whenever yon need Tobaccos, Cigarettes, Ci- ' ens and his associates then are to an iasocia n a gars, Candies, etc. The DISCOUNT YOU SAVE ee oe a tee exchange the Missouri Hydro- electric common stock receivea by ff WHI more than pay for your trip. Let us have §) sole authorized capi- your name and address for new price list now on the press. RAIN OVERCOATS.... $2.95 a « Cat LONG PANTS SUITS..$4 Salbigar stores |=: = expended on the proiect thus tar. ‘eae Men’ MEN’S KEW COATS.$4.95 > | Young Men's occa expended on the proitet thus far ABEL BROS - | eee Spring Suits — 109 tor financing, $175,000 for pee MAIN STORE, 3928-30-32 South Broadway ff} CAUSE 4) Oe a liminarv rons rut ‘tion and other BRANCH STORES: a ~o TS ae Ree : : g: $35 values; newest shades. § Set. 98c tems of engineering and similar 1212 South Broadway 3305 Meramec Street | 0) You save more than half Only expense. T “Inancial rannré eecantea mith T7101 S uth 3 32 aa ~ 7 | rs > -, BANKRUPT PRICE has acquired 39.909 of 79.000 acres $3.50 Dress Shirts Silk Stripes—Also 4 . Fine Madras Spring — 1 29 Topcoats Saturday Silk trimmed; $25 values; Only ... new English models; new- est shades. BANKRUPT PRICE Three gorgeous bri white Diamonds tn center, blue white Diamonds and | Phires surrounding. All Bplatinum. Very beautiful $5.50. Ww them, for the -90,909 shares of com- : 2 ws Tes . + > ; Mon stock of the super-power Cor- : Ty a i e promoters are fo is- ¥ if my ae =", aa . aaa oe ee — he tae td Bare 4 : a a » = , . . sje > 10 enares of the stock ‘tn the banking group that will sel}! $2.00 Men’s thea $5 149,900 in debentures. Overalis Approximately $731.947 has heen pry “ if + he a [e> g >. oe ae es ee. Tey + ee matt ty: he £ e ~ oe ‘F ‘3 ae g 7 a ; 2m i. a . r } = e Ia 4 45 3 : ‘ce a a5 :-% : a by es % (as ee: :: 6 $ $ 4 en ep “a aA eS 4 ,cc'ancular Wrist Watch, DO od. 15 jewel ‘aiue Seretng tan ae Awe Mngt oe ab ote ¢ pee eee Ms ee es od ho sic igh ph Ae baa Sk SPAR PIS ES pm nase ar en HAR bt, nb Palit Bt BF hoe . ae awe * oie nant, Hi ae s NS eRM——a——" ~~ ane oe

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nes | a ‘aw is the result of being accidentally | net oy his Leroy. ee SS VEEvery. VICrivaii ¥¥i taste. ts werk ot jer. PAAE, GRAND, HOOCIAMONT CARS ANOS &L PATON I= PO ORIN ge Ne RE Sn _eeemmend ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Tis : BROS.&CO. fr Pte Old Reliable Credit JeWelers--Largest in the World | 717 OLIVE STREET & | DIAMONDS = WATCHES CASH oR CREDIT 37 2 FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH. 26. 1926. _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ne : TS aa SE = - We Have Been in Silane at This Lecattin for 34 YY 9 GOLDMAN BROS, 1102 -1 108 ' OLIVE STS We Give an Extra 10% = —_— = a ti ~—. ee FATHER AND BROTHER ~ SEE YOUTH EXECUTED ‘Parent Proud That Ted L. Coggeshall Goes to Death Like a Man. om i, . a as = Fs — +n ss 3 Gy the Associated Press. MILLEDGEVILLE, Ga.. March -6.—Athough Ted I,. Coggeshall of _Clyaton, Ill., and Floyd McClelland of Brooklyn, N. Y. from the death chair yesterday denied they were guilty of murdering Prof. W. C. | Wright, We Are Open Saturday Until 6:30 P. M. Discount If You Settle Your Account in 60 or 80 Dars’ Time—the if You Had Made a Cash Purchase 2s ylish new ¢ | I In V Putnam County School , s. Com- pecia Pre- y entory alues | Superintendent, Mrs. W. T. Rigby, . SALE OF SAMPLE of 1000 We are clearing out a vast assortment of finest quality mer- |} Macon welfare worker, said both Chitforobe ~ ; _chandise before inventory, and we have reduced prices so had confessed to her. Mrs. Bigby Se Wing Machines low as radically that every article in this sale represents an out- 'declared Coggeshall told her he Cs IV EA had “continued to state that he was | ‘innocent because he did not want. to hurt his own mother an@ father who believed that he was not guilty.” Mrs. Bigby visited both Cogges- hall and McClelland shortly before thelr execution and had visited them daily in the jail at Macon fo: some months. | The father and brother of Cog- standing value. Our Diamond-set Jewelry in platinum and solid gold is expressive of all that is beautiful and enduring in the very newest styles. Our stocks of Watches, Wrist Watches, Silverware, Toilet Sets, Pearls, Clocks and Deco- rative Household Novelties are most complete and offer an astonishing variety for your selection. Visit our Pre-Inven- tory Sale and you will be sure to find just the article you | AWAY Fo POEs Ee! WITH EVERY REFRIGERATOR AT GOLDMAN BROS. $1 Down—Balance Monthly . ’ =. - ‘ ’ OOD AS NEW FFNER & MARX ~ .42-59 ) to $60 A ee ~ have been looking for at a bargain price. Come in and Si] open a charge account—the Loftis credit plan makes it easy 7 | for you to own and wear the finest jewelry. a \ 24 ert ee a NIX ie a -_—— SS ee SE 3 . e e — +. "ys im ° geshall witnessed his execution. Outstand g Values im Diamond Rings Bitterness marked the appearance | ay\\y i - | oe Ser of the elder Coggeshall in the Sy te rice. They are guar- ette LY pe! mit guards LO ile his for everything. = = treme y ow p — o , hands and turned toward news- Special for.... ae By patted i Se jon papermen ranged along the white $1 Cash—J$1 Monthly been used as samples or dem- les from the finest makers, iealle of the death sna onstrators. finer anywhere at any price. “Pease say for me at my death. co Soeccante- eles... ewest styles and gentlemen,” he said, “that I am . ‘nnocent.”’ 11 Mmchines, values up $24 50 . “You call this civilization,” the to $45—sale price ..... ° father cried, struggling to reach 6 $29 50 4 ONE — AN. the chair. “Let me _ take his to $55—sale price .... ° place.” But guards stepped between him and his son ' Sn ee THER OF “Yes, my son,” the father said. “ eM, tornado yesterday that wrecked lee | . A. a hE Dinner Rin 2 a eee 125 derricks in the Orange Oil a ght “| wt a § Ring, & Ry se ee Field and did damage estimated at eT a Three splendid ¥} A eh $1.000.000 . All blue white SammmAWziveue si gag . Plati Diamonds. Ring S77 - | When he saw the storm ap- atic Tis solid 18-k 'proaching he ordered all of the 1) Bed -hit ! | . : : - num eo on ee pupils into the auditorium. There ay an a Ver carved and he warned them against any out- ° ° . # pierced, lery ‘and cautioned them not to Blue Bird Dinner Set Free ates $150 'make any move that would start A pretty couch dur- Value a panic. He talked to them calm- ing me —— egy i. y , ; . a A com orta je > @ , a Three gorgeous brilliant. blue $3.75 a Week ly while the storm raged outside. esy to open. See this white Diamonds in center, with 1- When the noise of the tornado be- | Day-Bed with Pad. 0 white Diamonds — 4 Sap- came so great that he could not ires surrounding. $ é ‘ apPlatinum. Very beautiful 225 make himself heard he walked up $1 Cash—$1 Monthly Léberal Allowance stopping to for Your Old Range and down. the aisles, $5.50 a Week 23. . ‘* y ¢ tJ f " if ys } a at Ss! . $22.50 and up away, they remained in their seats and comfortable: Mattress ers and large a ee allay the fears of those who e . amon ar rin 2 - seemed most frightened. ] f ‘ Ss | S B d Sp g d M ttr The ‘Elite’ solid 18-k. $7 5 The ehildren appeared ‘o sense Sa e O amp e Immons e 9 rin an a ess Buck’s Gas | te ea ey - WEISS WOIE 2. + cccessccccess ° 0 the situation and remained quiet. ° © Ce ee a age oe ee —— a Even when one wall of the two- Dh h A Regular $35 Valae—Blue Bird Dinner Set Free | Excellent bak- at a beautiful blue-white Diamonds, story brick building was blown onograp Ss A eturdily-built Bed, in rich walnut finish, oe a nae cout burn - ca You w'll have this bed ouftfit , 36" W) Brilliant, blue-white Diamond; platinum - and not an outcry was heard. THIS SIDE FOR a lifetime. | — ~ sane ooid. saat with lacy 17-Jewel Elgin Through it all, Powell was master RADIO \ PHONOGRAPH;, $1 Cash $1 Monthly — Special! -*4 inches long ee $37.50 Guaranteed 25 Years " of the situation and not a child Qe ees Oa $1 Cas ete * M Al $1.00 a Week Cece esthGtiol aus on- was hurt In any way. 7 . h—Balanc ont y Other Diamond-Set Bar Pins and graved: assorted patterns Glenn Keown, 24 years old, an , 2 reoches, $25 to $2500 or plain polished. Gilt oil field worker. was killed and ) dial, 12-size, thin model. h five other persons were injured in- \ | tornado. Scores of residences \ } unroofed. = ars. See FF Price, y the a ~~ +, were " White Gold Wrist Watch } , rN ms $32 “a bd Week As the forest of derricks tum- Zs _ age e7 | bled, flowing wells began to spout i, 3 FREE—RBeautiful ribbon oil into the air and the high winds | p/ | | PmS0ld, 15 jewels—«pecial oil. Work of capping the ’ _ “he ‘ : : : = weird Side” ciaet WM I carried it tar over the field. Soon fF | pStctangular Wrist Watch, 14-k. ‘white] FREE with each watch. the landscape resembled a lake of iy 2 : 5 wells “ Diamond Scarf Pin $18.75 ) value ‘eso —, ~~ ae ) BLUFF M M ch }f . “y set Wrist Watches at All Prices. a ca ——F POPLAR BL a ae / 4°. : A a am — Ps : - i } / FREE “40 ~ @ ae ° | son of W. A. Highmith, has been ates eiec eer f ame o” Diamond Cuff Links : \ notified that he had inherited $10,- tions and a -_~o aa , | ~ » « i e P - or RAS aay 500 by the death of his grandfath 4 Blue Bird el & ria Vet cept er, Isaac Bord, an Olney, Ill. ol Dinner Set x russels Kug ates em nt Rg man and farmer. The boy makes ee data) "7 er we +4 Pe bad ; 4 4 ewe , . . vaiues;: good tone, iin- ° ° olid. white tiful blue his living hauling wood in Poplai onaeriu e Combination 4 gold, Two white Dia- Bl - ish and workmanship. Be sure to Blue Bird Dinner Set Free e r \ ee blue - white monds. hen - r bi ] | ‘\ bs Diamonds in ) - | Beautiful _solia see these big vaiues. ‘ Special BM ind dea e*: also other styles $25 eet ee white | platinum head. . Extra heavy, durable Rugs that | a desirns oe mea _ ‘ ° yy peso a we ao ol ro ae ) 12 Phonographs. Si ae . $32.50 will give vears of servite. Pretty ° 00 a Wee Sapphires., Solid | “ime pt Ng RP —_= A new tailor-made wun- age ee oe mee Icu 18 Phonographs. re (iticura CAI $4 775 1847 Rogers Tableware Sets | — Exceptionally High-Grade 7 : t ' . ees . | — Iv d in handsom ae — 4 . ewe vy ye ong of pastoren ? OINTME NT £4 4.Piece Bedroom Suite ‘ a — . oie “ancestral,” “Anniversary.” “Ambas- ff | ie Se {ee Dorm os : 3 bY eador” or “Old Colony.” ." : _ IKE ; a ©9 26 piece set, with | ° ° ia IEW $7 to $12 - emboused solid handle | ) Blue Bird Dinner Set Free | "% - - knives and fiat han- § = a 4 . Gle fork® ....+4.++: $27.25 hi i ) : ; a ; S2-plece set ..-...-..- $31.00 Th Four large pieces—vanity dresser with . Styles ot. © Lag... triple mirrors, large dresser, roomy ehif- | s snschtey- =k ean alae — The Family Friend forobe and bow-end béd all made of se- ' a ae ~ pte ‘- leeted cabinet wood in rich walnut fin- . 7 $1.00 a Week Smmonaeng ian rashes itch- ish. Beauty of design and high-class ‘= Vv ? . . . ae hed Nii See Our St Windows for Special Bargains and irritations. Bathe with construction in every detail. A REGU- . Watches ore we aimante wamsenieh, css yyy r- Cuticura Soap and hot water to free LAR 02295 VALUE fe. <....000<seeeee : ss repaired; all work guaranteed. paired und remodeled. Old-style wedding rings modernized. Lowest prices. the pores of impurities and follow Call or wri ata) i 1086 and salesman will call. : tle application of Cuti- | “Open Monday and Saturday Till 9:30 cura Ointment to soothe and beal $10 Cash—Balance Monthly Payments} Vr Open Monday and Saturday Till 9:30 P. M.; Other Days Till 6:30 | ! ea ae es Soap fc. Ointment 2% and Sic. Taleum 25¢. Sold every where Sample each | free Address - “Cuticura Labevatorice, Dept 51T, Malden, Mass gas Cuticure Shaving Stick 7?5c. = a ,. ‘COLDMAN BROS, 1 102-04-06-08 OLIVE | ;

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Eo _~—S —— - a... 4) | gas Cuticure SR OS eh EE LULUlUlUl~—~— . —————— = ? a, § ONT CARS AND BUS tt a_i _ Ao RENNER mcm Our Spring opening sale which it Was announced , SR tee Geciared that some of the a1 hom he was remarried STORE OPEN SATURDAYS UNTIL G P, ee Electrical Studies—Invents American claims against Great a ge ge riggs she had ob- seasonable merchandise just at the time the — needs it. Now be sure, 4 be carried into every State ial as are buying a new car or are fixing up the old car—buy your accessories during tf in the country was begul Britain growing out of British war orders affecting commerce would be paid, tained a divorce Jan. 17, 1323. He alleges that after the remarriage his wife —- her only considera- ignboard. 4 and Patents sign and save money. a. today. Assemblyman Fred- but that others should WE HAVE GARDEN SET the — Press. ‘ar he Despite the labors ‘that keep pris Borah declared that there was on account a their child, now ‘9 Saggaans SIO CKO SRO Despi busy, one convict in the State: no foundation for statements that years old. ‘He also alleges she BUMP FRS te set es big Sag arose wie ae. it at ee tae Ser ee tees Pare Senda * : Be ethadns: fee a ee “ 1 : ty e st thceianahiieisiihaitdhas oad » ry fete % P pate raglan! de sth Cacia SR Gat a athena we om i ot ee ek sun td onthe a Sure he Fem poi > was A Meee fd ees. seins ee ‘ a $ : nr ae 7 ~ Pes ee 2 * . be ee —— = Abney - ie Lae ll MOOS ” siete as tet ne ee eee + PE MMe ap ea AE BIRDIES NIE SIO ee ee tes ee ee ee * eaten - ~— ‘% ats . o x et. 7 ¥ eae s Wi ge PolOhteP B Rae at es AS 3 PIECES RAKE HOE AND SPADE— enitentiary at Waupun has become laims in question were taken ‘nto went out unaccompanied by him at a adie meals an ’ ’ P lectrical engineer and inventor, pes: hee in the settlement of nicht and that she declared she pes ie a : an | ur. au ran +? ~_* ,_~ + ana + 2 on - = ; : with the aid of a University cf Wis- | ©u° British debt to the United would do as she pleased. ney Dene ant : wont “a me} ae States and added that information were first married 13 years ago. lil . | ‘ | = as eA MELT NE ee Pa ss AY EVENING. MARCH 26, 1926 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH cost 4 . ‘ : " ding them asked for in a@ res- aa i NS MAKE © S Te CAS DESC RSTED | cers ce ceocs po nae socentts | s camen AUTOMOBILE ACCESSORIES ‘- _ Borah a Britain Will Pay imal wag being prepared in the State . , : Damages tg | Department. Some ef the ciatms'# Motor Oil ie » | Ry Ge Aanocinted Prem. he said would have to be arbi- Bi sie, 7} ] AN ENGINEER Fe. conc March sei— | trated. cans. While ane the agsoctated Press. - conferring with Secretary Seeks Divorce After eggs 1 ie lasts, ‘ ~ ALBANY file sy ae ; aes Chairman Borah of the' Henry L. sora lags ote ay '& 39c WER | OF BARGAINS . : pevscpniic on Labor ane } 4 . Ww isconsin Prisoner Completes Senate Foreign Relations Commit gg onl v eeeen or Rea ag por famous for the remarkably low prices we — 2 ea injunctions inSaber dis- i 4 He La $1.75 Value, Saturday All 3 for $I! Brand-new, full-sise Garden Rake and Hoe. with selected 6-ft. ash handies; Hoe has steel blade, shank, and rake hes 132 heavy straight teeth. Spade is U.S. Army style. reclaimed, sith heavy round point steel biade S*s by about 10 inches; has 3-ft. hard handle. etc. Ou sale Saturday. ome day only. $4.3 -onsin correspondence course. The storr of the convict, who will be released from the penite entiary on, May 28. is told by the university ext ension division. ‘Five years azo he did not know even the elemen‘s of arithmetio. When released, he plans to become an @: lectrical con- tractor. The prisoners mastery of a large feld of electrical engineering an‘ his invention of an electric eign an‘4 which he has patented. 13 a result of determination. Never idie during the day, the prisoners at Waupun, if they desire te study. do it in their celle at nisht and on Sunday. They have to work overtime to earn the money to pay for the course. ws te a a > $2.75 Up Bellevue Trigle-Bar Bampere or Bumperettes to fit all late modei cars. Regular $19.00 value. Der- ing this agua $1 12.75 Ge «ss a ie s) eee howe 2 Bumpers for the Price of | Two-bar nickel-piated Bumpers; front Bumpers and 1 pair Buamp- erettes for the rear; complete on ee Equip Your Gar With a Beautiful Sun Visor Ac RRS ae cma: Agiten ie en iethale Revidehwey iat ” + a oh dhs he de =e bok; aah aoe nhc y ls apa mien . Ee eT ae rs ices oF to, Ry 7 Nae pet eee a 1s9°8 wang te ESTABLISHED >) —~ a ee Fender Breces tor Ferd 2@e ; 6-velt, 11-plate- one-year guar- antee rubber case Batteries; in trade, $9.45 ae se. ‘ey see SNe hi Re ped ellie oh RG et ew! Seeley oo. figsher, ~ * wagner Dr atin. si idabl sgt tect LP RD CRY satoee re. Ne ed Spree. £0 re ee hey 5 o ¥ ? Tee eS En : bib ibibibibibie tt] A. J, REACH OFFICIAL AMERICAN LEAGUE BALL, NEW STOCK. __ Each Bali autographed = by . B. Johnsen: Saturday . ens i np ee Se ee “aa j te ate ate ae dk Tee go oh age eR ws . vr" 131 @? nae use S Nee ee eee. ee ee | ee ee ree hen pam Diamond berets Rings P = A Gift ay -y- PI oy Seber Spy re ly S Z atl : ee 13-PLATE BATTER- IES;-duaring this sale $11.95 968 Pyroline Sum Visors; regular New $2 Louisville Slugger Bats - 5S Fy GI TN ERP Ie Ho Agrlane bn geil oon a i eggege Cnn pana atte Peas: Mea hag ge rad 3 a sateen oo adaine: ss *: % Several years age the man in Ea 4 Phe new oil finish; all autographed models: = ‘ — on et ster : DODG 87.50 value, to be sold | re including the new er az nem ai — ace precited tes 8 il . Bride Cherish 1 __ st§3a35 during this sale at.... : . eee Guarant nnings. On Sale Saturday, only... .-- ee ag Extra Lew Prices en Storng Pantascote Official League Balls. e tion, he attempted assault upon a Batteries for Radie. @ Wieens oo ee : tii Western League Balls, New Stock. Note this Low Price. ......------------ citizen and was sentenced to Wan- . — oeppeee ores phiarg Meee a ee * pi woh sar avg ec i ant: seins dtp SE ncaa incite Agta ela ‘ payne Single a tie a wal es BY Pc ure OF Sh oA Ste ahr ton Fire ene ee SN aiden. hamper! ee Are 2 Pe ——————————— electrical central station distribu- Pint Cans puccdmeibed aoe $1.10 tion systems. Quart Cans e@e @@eea eG « SENSE MEN'S $25 NEW SPRING TOPCOATS, im SIZES, SATURDAY $12.95 RTE ne econsinued ni C. §. AIR GAGES for Balloon —— s MEN'S STYLISH SPRING SUITS; VALUES UP TO $35_________ $17.95 J fms) eter and began work: ares | mR : s Rehen 7 iemedas Tir } uevice it Hach the eiec tri ws are apenee ane c apron + > so as to il- ine figures on a sign- MEN'S FINE SPRING SUITS; VALUES UP TO $40___________ $19.90 Ly MISSOURI AUTO SUPPLY CO; North Side Branch, 2118 East Grand Av., Near imi Hab ee aah ee he te ee te de ~ S iit asee Sayeescos: |i PRESENT IT AT ONCE WITH ) eae RG tein cmeene easane Te \ Notice te Authorized Distributors: : ia. MEN'S DRESS SHIRTS, VALUES UP TO $1.25—SATURDAY Oc f icc 2io 20-2708 soe" Pororesy ONLY AT deliver one Sou of ORANGE BUSSE FACE POWEN ha. Ba : dicted for 1at iti, ela i r : 5 TSc¢ Silk Socks, all colors, pair.. 49 Boys’ $5.50 Cricket a $3.95 28 eatin “chyna rll ge | our regular 75 size, on presentarion of . f $1 New Spring Neckwear, Sat.. . 49c Men's $7.50 Cricket egg $4.95 | Six men under arrest pany peste on ! Johnson Bros Dru Co. PRESENT AT ONCE bef FLEURY. Inc. ‘ a _ ~ Boston Garters, Sat... 29c | $4 Suitcases, Black & Brown, $2.95 § ™°s* omg organized bands ever m 4 ” JOHNSON BROS. DRUG — " 1 e s 34 Jersey Sport Coats $1.98 | Wardrobe Trunks, full si captured, have begun to talk, 7th @ ST. CHARLE: i BM : ze $15.75 a ittemore hitherto defiant, being 7th and 9 Charles and DE BALIVIERE & McPHERSON } 4b ® latest ¢t ~~ j . ~ : 4) ib he FE N’ S e | ke E 0 X FO b DS IN ssiet “cnieaee “omni ‘caus | DeBaliviere and McPherson Conemers mum gt bee. ence cee cee. | ve urn her out on the street, Ill star- ! N Address. . ee ee - soesosseenesou iy get tle New York with what T car te} This ts _ 4. 9 ' +} oe ¥ ‘ e | ! i pms compen | 00d until Sccurday even Ee Marc & 27th. onles the entboriad : ; 4 Newest Styles; Values up te $6. 50 oe ovine Ringeod give up the worte " AND GET THIS FULL \ Add ibe = pr Mail Order fos "Puching wal yes ona accepted after thar on 7. + ae Tae, brown and black: Goodyear welt, ro oe aa sae is i SIZE 75¢ BOX OF - ; | 4 4 rubber heels; a pair, auke-o1 ee peor 2 sald he | Jo 2 Ef 2 a 6 © cee 6 —-} a ‘2. Bee as ave cOnsiceration to the re. " — ib quest provided Whittemore would " . iH S25. "=:-" | 3 ORANGE BLOSSOM — : ae $820,000 in cash ak a ike ser > ; ‘ mai stolen. The 6Vvstem on + Sinaia se A . em ft DAS ie ge ' ‘ iff ’ ZZ Th beth ith [Ascony Palading soe ottnomne 1B QY eZ N\ ; tay) | © yee Wednesday named We ‘[e=——— Pe, ga Hai = UN Mllntens wore este. Ponce = ws : Onl Thr h ae zy, : ae ~ - 7 es eeligeid preteen’ y | hree Boxes to Each Customer R a Ke : i} HE men, several of whom hare } ! — = set ie oaE regarded as respectable merchan? ! “ Pa rr | Hu Baltimore sens ¢ Whituenme oe IN THREE SHADES: White—Brunette—Flesh te +. oi. : ‘. 4 tt : 3 At Le Pe e® he % ¥ 5 tae hehe oR €° aA r? % me Se ee ee A ath ats at Rp oy ah ot ¥ Po ats nt ae By et Oe “doe mu i : a PON RA NRE oa EO OO RR ANNI eam loan of E 4 2¢@7 TR s* ~¥ ? rT £ 2 additional. The Done oat mene | the case, eae i a BR iliac tee ee a ie ee Bee .

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ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCE ix IDAY EVENING. sa CESSORIES step Is Introduction of Bill in trade and labor anuien nied | railroad strikes in the latter — AF. OF L CAMPAIGN AGAINST | erick L. Hackenburg, Democrat, of this type of injunctions, the As- | SUGGESTS CHANGES re | New York, introduced bill q fi . | semb! © QUUNCTIONS IN STRIKES) ine" t. Now be sure, whether yoy uP accessories during this sale today, Assemblyman Fred-’ labor’s campaign against issuance! all the States. a the tin i PP ALBANY. N. Y.. March 26.—Aj;/ The bill, according to Hacken- every State and at Washington JEFFERSON CITY, March 26.. canld be earried into every State | bitrarily and without hearing.” but that~similar action Will follow State Fish and Game Commissio:- 1 in the country was begun | Briefly reviewing the history of this year or next-in Legislatures of €rF. According to Commissioner Me ee a All Bumpers lnstalied While You Walt for $1.00 Each or $1.50 for 2 Basement Bargains -65 Lyon-Halladay and Ney Ira make Bumpers which we discontinued handling, to be sojq at less than manufacturers Cost. 85.00 Motor-Driven Kileectric $2. 64 Hormes.... French Horns. $1.45 ee ayn oe PS ee Ky sag cae sie “hi Ce be s etl a stats nea dt ©) — — 3 ia es ee em , errr : BOYCE MIDGET MOTOMETER— a locking radiator cap; reg- iow $5.50 seller, for. . oe va | ae A? ‘ as Li it Dy EE OE RN Sy CER Boe Be dB Be 8 Be Be SPOT LI $27.50 value ’ te 5X ‘ Pe ee ee oe Fe “ os Sesineas. $9Q.90 Saaiirs 39= Also Groups Priced From $27.50 Up — Ui Sk: i =—) ew € ~ Two-Pants Models tion BOYS’ SUITS $1) 95 | eRieoR er $34.50 b-27 * Fn ; ; SO SES RP ERENCE AIT Oo SEER SOY Oh Pe ee EL Mb cect ath tn at ote * « ie . a, ted After This Date a ; Twe Doors North on ioe ea ager 606 North Broadway ‘of Washington * * « s bs , ae ¥4 cS SS ee ane aaAaaas Pa SE ; ial - ‘ — STiMac poncremcpaTre a ee whe £7) = ‘Canse, the Federal statutes allow pRbBEEE He eEAHOYLE & RARICK CLOTHING C0 eB G St BAS t TEE colietsery, sinker soowts | Missouri run from Oct. 1 to Jan. 15; or from Oct. 15 to Jan. 31, h | said. 2 | He will be go@erned in his re: (SP Ommendadations to the Governmen be | for the change by a concensus | Missouri hunters, McC'anse said ose CRIMEAN WAR VETERAN IS 125 William Smith, County Down, [fre- land. Walks Mile a Week. By the Associated l’ress. LONDON, March 26.—Willia: Smith of Dromara, County Down 'Treland, has @elebrated chis 1251}; birthday. He was middle-aged according to ordinary standaris when he went to fight in th Crimean War. His most strenuo' fg | exerc ise now is walking a mile e act PPETTTE PE Swe Seo 9Q, | Friday to receive his pension. ¥o* lreland has produced many long. NE lived persons, but women in i! p Be REGISTRATION RULING ISSUED 2 | so? Minors Who Will Have Come of be Age Before Election Fligible. 2 sty the Post-Dispatch ise JEFFERSON CITY, Mare! 26 iS A res] ids nt of Misso iri who is euen 7 21 years at tiie time of a registra ou tion for an election but who will ie attain that age before election day | has the right to registcr as a voter _ quired by law, Attorney-General] (;entry ruled in an opinion issued today to the Prosecuting Attorney, of Cape Gira: d au (ounty. or The Attorney-General held that $2, the right to vote cannot be * de- ty stroyed or interfered with, by 5st Legislature although th: levisla- Se ture is authorized to impose rea- 5a sonable restrictions. such as regis- ey 4 tration of voters. Hiowever, 1 ae rest rict Ons cannot deprive a@ Cliize?: yD oO right to vote. id be FRISCO FARE RISE SUSPENDED i) 2. | Proposed Increase tor Suburbs to er | be Inve ~atigated. Special to the Post-Di: ch. JEFFERSON CITY Mar 26. posed Increased commutation fares to suburbs of St. Louis tween Gratiot and Meramec Hig} lands, on the l’risco Railway, were | suspended tor 124 days today 1] Public Service Commission te Thes were to h . neces et O, | t ext Thursday ct Phe cormissio j j ? ‘i r tne nere American Mutua] Co. + COLUMBUS, ©., March 3 Sf Investigation of the. financi: e standing of the Great American 5m Mutual Indernnity Co. of Mansfield t ; . | : P : > | . nas culminated in an order oo: is ‘the Franklin County Court of Ap- 72 ! peais placing the company in the yw hands of Harry L. Conn. State I; i+ surance Superintendent. tor liqur- os dation. Whether the policyholders es have full protection is not knowr ' 7 oe and they were advised tr *y their policies and to obtain co Et erage in a sound company Pe statement issued bv Conn. . Vy . : 92 company is one of the larges: t tomoblle Insurance eon ipanies = % this part of the country. 2 CLAIMS ON RECLUSE'S ESTATE 6 CHICAGO, March 26—A fo oD claimant to a share in the ian oa ~ estate of Mrs. Mary Grilley Ster!. 22s ing French was disclosed when the i name of Walter Danielson of Lin- coln, Neb., ithe claims to he s0n. Was entered before Proba’t Judge Elliott Discovery of ay, will bequeathing the estate to a neighbor, Mrs. Har- riet DahIiman. after Mrs. French — -T™ ~~ a 4 sa r a recluse, died in seeming poverty Jan. 8, brought widespread claim his revolver ee weapon was discharged 4%: ty 'y. he declared ¥Y * ‘> Burclar- ‘Get $175 in Jewelry. b> about to strike him. so he drew - Iver. In the scuffie the Burglars in the home of ! rd } Tox ~ 4°4q° | oe Fe ¥ « ae ? % . “~, 7 -- ‘ : - : «* ‘gf we. iret a rye i a | cigh' stole . ; anf a ES gold bracelet g FE SCGGCT OPEN SADURDAY EVENING UNTIL 9 O'CLOCKSGSSSSSS ones ana cneraisa FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH 26 ~~ a wa MISSOURI HUNTING SEASON which, in Missouri, runs from Sem. 15 to Dec. 31. The Game Commis- ‘sioner will ask that the season :1 | you the if he has.other qualifications. re- eg te OEE EN gee Rene FORO ee A ee cat enema. . ars rs ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Special Low Terms of $ a Week THIS Welcome Your Account Here” Welch elo ()) “FURNITURE €& MUSICAL Se Tnunentig Saturday —has been designated *“Room Outfit a 1105-7-9 OLIVE STREET u $280 COMPLETE 11-PC. DINING OUTFIT This $179 Dining-Room Outfit is the maximum in quality, z saemaaggnie walnut—rich two-tone extension table, 5 Spanish walnut. upholstered high-back chairs ‘inn buffet mirror and a pair of very ornate tore ese Reve is are included, result of unusual efforts on our part to offer Ieatures only to be found in far costlier dining-room furniture is embodied in this Suite, such as genuine mahogany drawer interiors—boxed-in drawers with center guides—gcnuine com- ont of a nantes buffet, ob- host’s chair. A THIS $285 COMPLETE 11-PC. BEDROOM OUTFIT.... You couldn't possibly want a finer, or more charming Bedroom Outfit than this and so far as value is concerned we know that its equal .is nowhere to be found. Comprises 11 pieces, which include a bow-end bed, dresser, chiffo- robe, vanity bench, chair, rocker, a pair of boudoir lamps, coil spring, mat- tress and 10 yards of cretonne. Two-tone walnut construction, the beauty of this Suite being enhanced by artistic gold veining and raised overlay panels. IFREE! GLASS SPACE DISHES and 7-PIECE ICE TEA SET With Each SET OF Refrigerator At Saturday's Special $165. on bc ear A side- golden oak—large and ice compartments. _ FREE! hhiesisien Set With Each Purchase of a Regular $70 Full White, Gray or Blue Porcelain Cabinet GAS RANGE 549-75 Splendid cooker aml! baker— bas 4 gas burners—generous ‘ent mnttres.. Bed, Spring & Mattress $30 Value—Special $18/7° Walnut - finished metal Bed. tink |) spring and an excet- 7. Free! 22-Piece Dinner ° Set and Kitchen Stool KITCHEN. CABIN At Our Reduced Price of $392 A Cabinet that will prove a wonderful help in !enarn- ing kitehen work—embod- len every thew proved featare—wel built and handsemely in golden oak. oT A and im- finished $75 Three-Piece “KROEHLER"” Davenette Suite we votes, San ae Marvelous Seteréa beargein in the cele- brated genuine \ROLMLER” Daven- ette act — pet Tl (thet epanes inte « feli «ize bed) armchair and *& to match. Our lew incindes an ete cellent davenette MATTRESS. Terms, si A WHER. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH P , = - ¢ P . 5 =" CD TN BE ALFIE CFO OUT ee RR BS RRR, SONAR . _ » ° eo ame tt es ale IID, eT

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Vey ~~ —_ — i Senne Sees fo & -“ a set : “FeEVES 2 ~h e Iry at v ~~ = an ton i * = * ~ a 1° ~~. re foie Ot Preece cere > Ameer, Sneter to Switee city. They surrounded and set fire bearing . was | delegat ‘tion of rar book ‘ rence to be held at Geneva be- é —_ mM auctivo of are DOORS eiies ‘ported by airplanes, made a coum sold at 4m &™ : “ ie] of the (athedra! and : the Pest -Dist wa te “eeg ee * livered a determined attack on four Speciai Ww pa me i as "ASHINGTON March 26.—— ’ students ef Kenrick Seminary. amiga pens PARIS, March 26.— A copy of) WASHINGTON, Mat ADVERTISEMEN => *- een r ug les treaty, in proo f stk 4 poormnee } atta fe t he th Pst of the the Versaill aa ‘ka head ~f ¢haea Ar 7c Preac i lits *“oncluding Lenten ser- aaa, on Tht: Gear the signatures of “Lic yd iand, at the head of the American ae -. «aft ¢ . . in toe the preliminary arms tii ws Lie ¢€ athedra & ’ - "i lemencea 2. iOn iC as . a4 ide 4d dice ee eS , : ; - > to the village The cavalry, sup- George and +s. ; ~ont be } ie ‘ ; ‘f , ca than $500 vinning May 18, will sali from New 2 : ‘ " 7 ’ a for a little less wnan 20. terattack. and drove back tribes here fo York March 30 , LIC y e ew e€asan ay i& F | ren rey thenvreh in 7 —— He is prepared through instruc-; oe ee ee ee es eee ee ’ » - 9 ~ 7. 5 ~- > - ; — h tions worked out here to play the | of a “listener-in” to a large wrinions now taking Cod Liver ilness, and especially after the xtent, except when opportunities . Gri ppe or a st ibborn ¢or igh or ecld. .rise for the prese ntation of Amer- Oil the new modern y = Ask Wolff-Wilson Drug Stores, y wRITTI gE | r N —— ican ideas on the disarmament sugar-coated Ti Tablets. 'Enderle Drug Co. or any druggist RITTEN GUARANTEE WITH EACH SET quesuon Nothing like the wonderful vital-| | for a box of MeCov’s Cod Liver O¥ QNE-PIECE WHITE PORCELAIN ENAMEL uctions which have been izing vitamines in Cod Liver Oil to|Compound Tablets. They cost but KITCHEN SINK virtually completed are understood | help convailescin ople to quic kly | little, are sugar coate nd as eas- ; gear" ; aE ai | ahi 7 e P a bod; 3 "te aelthall a sa pleas: ft -xinch with the wide apron. Right- to confirm the previous impression | get strong and well—everybDody/ant to take as candy. hand er left-hand corner. Complete with piated | Uses Resinol | for boils |__ First application gives relief a ntsville, Ky.. June 30:—*“I hind &ve boils on my neck, and af- toilet seat. Priced for this sale + + i ba ~~ a ; . 31 ]- 4 t i uy tra and rac fer very much surprised on waking th will not have any disarmamen But nebody wants te take the ill-| oowtly put on menty of soot, beaith; hanging to the wail gen ie 743 -. : |eolid flesh. and for this purpose they are a rmuia to present ? ) The eonfer- ST: Ing, horribie tasting stomach ; #0 @exireme! ly good that thin men and upsetting oil itself, so nowadays, up- | women often take on 5 pounds or more ae iim 30 days. As a matter of fact. your iate medic ai men are ee ng 4 an iggist ie authorized to return your ence LAN TO GIVE ARMY 9200 | ate of Cod Liver Oil, and it urely | money ‘f you don’t take om 5 pounds in | has proved a blessing to henna | 30 days. NEW PLANES IS APPROVED | of —— who have been sapped of ae pinnn Soay Bg Foy Hy Gunaa! | House Military ‘Affairs Committe | the their natural strength after a severe Tabiets—80 tablete—éd0 cents. ; Indorses Five-Year Program for Air Service. IN FIVE-YEAR GUARANTEE a FURNISHED WITH EACH SINK P ¢ * pil next morning to find that they were LEGS IF DESIKED ARE EXTRA not a bit sore and the swelling was going down fast. I will know the next time what to get when I have sores of this a I must — your Resino! S et GE ae 2 cy Piggee en y aE ate thn ta hele addin be ~ Aadind ids dea a r aekses ; neraee? —s . ee ditt Pe en eee et Poe » or. Wore “ a ~ — on OP ype weye MES ig etl Or tm taka ~” os ~ mee - Ce es v2 Bes SK " “ s - 4 iiliasiillithe atl: ih om Samed ey, oye a ABR RAR OE ARS. a NORE? Bh ian! otis me rpm ateMling (25 8 oy tag) Page we a a. ae 5 Reber de ee J y ety my . visy tesrans) Stu LA IS et PCE Ste 8 GEE IBA GS tae trey aetatssy ~*~ SE ae is a wonder eS By the Associated Pre = tee a cleansing the | vase atiary. ~ sala alle 4) Paes hand “a. i Fiouse lilitary Affairs Committee ~ te nt an a iat ged [today unanimousiv approved a five- We Guarantee These Prices for One Week ony + ‘ ia et the end of my ‘year building program for the army We Are Net Affiliated With Any Trust. We Sell te ; rat day's work I use your soap. It air service, designed to give the, Ri ePueee makes my hands and face whiter service 2°00 new planes at the end ; q autt than any other soap has been able that period — Peaee ae to do so far.” (Signed) Chester The program also would previde The POST-DISPATCH is the only St Louis evening , i Te Eee E. Vanhoose, 341 East Third St Ar iajition al A sceis'an? saga rcstesh newspaper giving Associ ated Press aawe servieh, 7 i : _ f War to hagdie aviation. Three | - 70 om siditional Brigadier-Generals. Four} ) 708-10-12 FRANKLIN AV. | ’ aieak additional ofticers. =| ? th | "cn bg fe RA TE TIT SIE ERI IS ATTEN eep the you $225.00 Value Velour Upholstered rEM TYPE BUS IN CITY. ' . , : i i ° : OVERSTUFFED BED SUITE] S207" > see that they g ) fa type to be plac: i in four —— h INCLUDING DAVENPORT TABLE AND FLOOR LAMP I] Sus services between St. Louis and | ’ ° )f Jacksonwie, 1: Carlinviile an? i = a; Pall hie Here $a rare opportunity 'f | Bloomington, Joliet and Dwight : et bd ae and Dwight and Streator, arrived f ee abd me t> furnish your Living j[) 0's: Louis today after. making a| ff ae bas ame, Koom at less than the |} °22°22°% (7? Som Soes | BLANTON Ta. St d usual cost of an over- ‘by the Alton eC PF w Vv t \- i Yea: er ~2 : te : bi; ; viladelphia we Setacnged! | a Spruce Street e 3 | “ll : “tty, 4 Vanity, Bow-end Bed, Chifforobe, Chair, Rocker, Coil Spring and heavy Mattress. After Night of Adventures, Animal All pieces are large and excellently constructed. Back in Own Cage. OUTS—your home city—is making remarkable mg I 3 ee, an | m? fy iA Phe n “levers ome : ‘ N af sg ‘4 cos” F | . ae SR —— . ne Osa as © VUMUGAIE ww O0v.0090 Po TE SS L- MM MA<- “ca! ci! b ——— ae ——— a pm — SS A A = “€“€ Saaseess- cose : 4 4 , : a . ee ent ‘ ee . ce * se team : eenumeenemementmenel = mr A ene ater ee ee oe - ee Me Si ‘ » ‘ * ” ‘ re % . ao — , Lod a eS apanagagaacnise, a _— Aenea me} — mene mepnsee eng eee | mmm ces meena meee oo ae

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Sie eam 0. « FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH 20, 1926. CHEMISE GREAT CATHERINE | GAVE ORLOFF 1S ON DISPLAY ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ; : 31. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH PLUMBING. ‘ _ ba tt ey pS ; ae . w. & SUPPLY co |] OF JOB’ ENDS LIFE Schwerdl{manns o.- | diea an hour later at city hospital. Letters found in his room indicat- ed his mother lived at 8642 East EFighth Street, Des Moines, Ia. aan are | Russia’s gayest and greatest wom- er Takes Poison and Dies in an sovereign. | | Hospital, i. UOMPOSERS OF U.S. The most striking and unconven- | hy ai i aR i st ag 8 OS petite ee ‘ BAIR eS os St eo . SF ge icc. : SETS BaP? %* 4.5 “4 ‘ id See ttaeaseueauaeaaee s* ree | 4 . ae’ 1S | al — LF é Ps \ ny a . Ma Per GT? s ~~ . f . A jhe rot ~,* ‘Zt , 7 J ; - ; ~ =" o , ~ ie Ae fy (an — 14947, 9 yf --_—_= , w2s ; aa! 4 ¢ ee. ‘ ’ ‘ 73.3235 , ‘hee or * tt 7 the only St. Louls evening ated Press news service. ; ’ 4 aXe 2 ©: ~ "os * ne 7 ‘ é : mang t=rs=t tr ee - = a . ee +* ’, - - * == = (#8, Le » > M ~ 3 -~-«* é - ljy > » se: lil i on - . Z =: : - Z - s vi bad } - 3 5 $250 Kroehler 2 Piece Mohair Living-Room Suite HIS handsome Suite was designed by one of the most celebrated of furniture creators tor the great Kroehler factories. Built on massive frames with carved i top rails. You'll like the size and depth of both davenport and chair and the spring filled cushions. And you'll like them etter as the years pass and the fine mohair covering shows no sign of wear $150 Karpen 3-Pc. Fiber Davenport DI cw eee ec 8 et OW you can turn the sun parlor into a spare bedroom when you need it. A big, deep-seated davenport bed, armchair and arm rocker to match, made by Karpen, in high-grade brown fiber. Chair and rocker have removable automobile cushions, spring filled! Upholstered in figured cretonne. = = ) « ~ | a * - . 7 . « s * . * _ « os « a « - * “ y a . @ * « 7 * oe oy . ‘received the award this month and |S Hy | the work that brought them recog- , ah nition, follow: ‘| Mrs. Aflred Burritt i*Guido Ferranti.” given with cess by the Aborn Optra ccmpany ae at the Chicago Auditorium Clarence JToomis—‘' Yolando ‘Cyprus” and “Castle of Gold.” Charles Carlson—"‘Phelias.”’ Ju W. Harwill—“Bella Donna,’ " taken to Italy by Toscanin! fer pos- | presentation at La Scala - (SBSCSEREEEEEESeeeetEe (Sees eseseeean te ~* Andrews * suc- Churned fresh every dav in St. Louis In pure rich cream. ’ . Your Dealer tikes ; Opera House. | Hamilton Forrest—-‘Yzdra oe jcated to Marv Garden. ie Henry Purmont Eames¢- cilla,.’’ comlie opera. William Lester | ne choral opera. Previous Illinois awards were to | J. Lewis Browne, “The Corsica | Girl’: Simon Bucharoff, ‘Sah- }.. | kara”: Isaac Van Grove, “The Mu- | =i!|sic Robber’; Mrs. Freer, “The | ~ |Legend of the Piper,” and Massi- | ‘milliano, “The Court Jester.” | Other composers who have jrecetved the medal are Charles | Wakefield Cadman, Victor Herbert, |W. Frank Harling, Aldo Franchetti, | 'Carter, De Leone, Stearns, Hugo, | | Lyford, Patterson, Stewart, Had- |: lex, Converse and McCoy. | Operas by Harling and Fran- _chetti were presented last season ‘by the Chicago Civic Opera Com- | i pany, which nevt season will pro- i}duce Cadman’s “The Witcen of Sa- | | lem.”’ | ee — TURKISH WOMEN ADVISED SS 4 AGAINST SOLDIERLY STRIDE Daily Paper Prints Rules for Walk- ing, Inclinding “Take : Dainty Steps.” _By the Associated Press. CONSTANTINOPLE, March 2 —Turkish women are exhorted by the Constantinople daily, The Re- . public, not to adopt amidst all their - | : ee a new Western practices, the Anglo- | ‘2 Saxon woman's “‘soldierly stride.” | The sheet devoted to women, a re- | cent innovation of this newspaper, | lays down the following rules as to | the proper method of walking for | the ladylike: “Do not drag your feet, but slide | them gently along the pavement. | Do not waddle from side to side or /'move your shoulders or swing your arms. Take short, dainty steps—a | ‘long stride is unlovely in woman— OGE6O60 00 00666 PS SES SCL ORO SHHESECESEOSH HOE EKERED EEOC OCR OLO a ee ee e+ esters reeeeose SOHET OSHA SE SHR HETSCH SE EH EHH 6H + OOOOH OOS BOSSES SSO S CoH ERO HCHO Mesrecereesesesser OFF Oe eS ED SH AEHE SEE SOE HEHEHE EHO HEHEHE OHESESSESE PPPOE HOE HOEK OEE OHH EEEEOH AE Aetethiiedte ite uiuita ne ttt ene P EERE LEE ETT eT TTT Titre eee eee ee iii Coe eee ee) ee ee ee oe os See. eee eee Convement Credit Terms Rugs 9x12 in re ¢eeeen Double Eagle Stamps -markable 3 greatest Dirit have ogresswe Seamless Velvet beautiful new pat- $45 Rugs, terné. $24.75 $49.50 9x12 Axminster Rugs: tnany new designs and colors. $32.50 $30 6x9 Axminster Rugs; ideal for small rooms. | $22.50 $12 9x12 Duralin Squares; perfect. $8.95 Throw ttt et tne eee ee 2 TTF TSS EHOSE EHO HE BOE EEE OE EREEEE TPF SH HERE HEHE SEAS H EEE SESE SEES ET HEE SHE HEESOSEE EHH SES FOSS HEHEHE EHE EEE HE SEREDEE HEHEHE OERESOOEH OH HOt OBE TA Ae OH ESTHET HEESESS AH OCEHESHHEEE TESS EEE SETEOS LOSES OR SORG STH SEE SSHS SH SESS SESESHH SHAS SDS ESET EEOS+ OH HESOSEOESSESESEOEOES OOD FS SS SESS EST ESS ST SHSOSESSESSSESE SOHO SELLE SESCOLEBROSES SEES EAE" FRETS SH RH S SHES SHHHESSHSHESESHSHESESESSSEHDESE SEH EHEEESESESHEE Ss 4 = OSH SSHSS SSL SAHHSSSSESSESSSSESSSSHESSSSSOSSELOHESSE SOR ESEEESESESEOESOCSSLe+004 “eee SP SSSSHSEOSSE SEH SHEHSHRESEOSTSSEHSSSSESOES ESE HEH SEEEESEORSEEAS EOS PHS ST SS SS PSSASASOST SOLAS SFHSSSSSOEBDHASSESSESSHASOOLE SSS SO SEBS ELESOSCeSLCecél ping: for- shipping has the has been has been - oat —_ | ' A moipeedll = _ —e : eZ f / Gr. 4 . gn ? “ Ms Nite 6 ; “ ; . a Se ee eee ne OS oP ee ae Kee oe ee oe ; gti ee ae 8 a : fe i ie lt pa als en . 2 ‘ she 14 laa e y a 7 ’ Oe toe npaetl, ikl od Re Mes 4 > USA ea 7 ie, :. . x as i 4. my bk ie Sy Le ail 75 Gray Oak 5-Pc. Breakfast Set With $ Extension Table .. A } HE “Avenue Special” five-piece Set, built of solid oak with extra leaves concealed in the table and four box-seated chairs to match. Finished in two tones of gray with the permanent lacquer which prevents “hot plate’ spots. : Velvet 8-Pc. Walnut Dining Suites... E are picturing above what we sincerely believe to be the W iises Dining Suite ever offered at so low a price! The buf- fet, table and china, cabinet are decorated with fine imported marquetry and hand rubbed in thegnew shade of antique walnut, beau- tifully highlighted. Included at $106.50 are the 60-inch buffet, oblong extension table, five side chairs and one host's chair, with tapestry seats. Senet eee ene eree#1 Rugs +B > hide eee eee eee ee ee eee eee ee eee eee eee eee eee es ee iit ite eee eee eee ee ee ee ee ee a e. ee SAE PSS SESSS2 66 659668 OHO 6 0604066665606 6 6 6 0O5OO0% 0506006066 eee eee ee ee eee eee eee ee eee eee Tee - i Me ws » ; e ? eee eee eee eee eee Fee eee eee Every sheet of eee eee ee eee eee ee eee eee ere eee eee es et +s (Pee wene see DIM! eee eee ee ee eee eee eee eee eee ee ee ee eee es ee ee e+e" - ee ee ee ee eee eee ee) CREE TERE OEE EEE EEE OREO EEES Pe eae Vel 4 “icy hag Pipe ghar Sapa yecagiagahphy Soggy Pa ( a rpet : t vk | var trees ee (eee 2 ee re “*-* eee eee eee ee ee eee | ** ee eee eee ee ee ee ee peace cues aaa OO SEO Sa a eee ries have Pie > directly i : = athroom aan Pa) See la more eae ee benefits ee - eee ee eee eee ee eee ee en ee ee eer ewee $2.50 Feltoleum triches; bordered. Special at $1.0 All-Steel : Da-Beds = : a ’ 4 f : | r : ’ 4 . . e - te & MASSIVE walnut-finished metal Da-Becs with cane-panel | ends. Automatic opening device—so easy a child can operate. Heavy tufted pad, cretonne cover. ~— AY > > * ~ t seeeees Sesen se a : waresriaten ee Saturday 11a Specials All) —- + Pia caiman 3 $45 Automatic irtéd six t lines of Tr. Fasc- t. Louis’ ies. No ly affect WU Binet i ‘ea 95 ee eee ee ee ee eres “eeeee theese POdcccann (Fee eeerses PS aeen ****eeeee . tte tee esa eseereterene Pas ean *28e eee sas ,”,”,”,”.” 9 79 9% 8 Ot OR SS SOS SFOS OSOSORSSSE OSS ED + OSEFOBE LT Sr essereressereseseese CO OS 06 ecco to 0 66 OSS SOE SESS HOHE SS SOS OOS SS HSOSSHSSASCOOOGSSCOE COE eressseeesee $4.90 TABLES; finish KIDNEY - END in mahogany $4 OAK HIGH CHAIRS; a epecial sale price ... nised for of their ss house riptions *# e+e wee sermeiee eeert _ = We Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps an Fe ae ee. .” feed eerereee . ee eee eer Gee eeee periods @r expelled outright, a pu"- ; ishment which usually means the end of their political careers. ~No fewer than seven Deputies have been expelled and three sus- pended as a. result of Secretary Farinacci’s campaign to weed ont j] |party members who insist on hav- ‘ing opinions of their own. Thoy 4 are: Expelled: Edoardo Torre, Mas- simo Rocca, Gio Batta Rebora, Bat- tista Boido, Tommaso Benassi, Aldo Oviglto and Michele Ter- ‘saghi; suspended, Pictro Bolson, | Pietro Pisant! and Amadeo Belloni Fenausaneeneensey In Blue, Gray or White Enamel WE buy these splendid porcelain enam- eled Ranges from a_ well-known maker in carload lots to fhake this low price possible. Full cabinet style, large oven and broiler and four-burner top. We show all makes of Stoves and Ranges—Bridge & Beach, Quick Meal, Charter Oak, Moore’s, Baker's, Etc. WIZ =u) ™~ J 1\. Zeb 4 4 Filled, Bogie Stemp Boots Redeemed - $2 in Cash, $2.50 in Merchandice | WASHINGTON AT. GEVENTH SSSSERESEeES , SURTECTESCEESeeeeeaseseesasess PSSSSCSOSHSRSCSS RSE SESR ASS eeeReeeee ARSE eEeEEEeeeEseesesesesseesss ‘@ ul + te eo ore 11825 GIDEICER of a well-known make at a reduced price. Heavily insulated. White en- ameled lining. Nickeled shelves and hardware. : : s : : . : ‘ : : ;

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}’ietro Pisant: @ii\s #8445044 werner ‘pea sah pacman inna _ » eee { F wilt hg wr 95 yy hee 2 ee ees - Ee Ag, Biset t, > Se it ad ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH fs ban RIDAY EVENING °6 1926 ; a __ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH FRIDAY EVENING. MARCH 26, 1926. | + eee seaman — . p | fear | pouenonononccncncncnenes U. $. TROOPS IN CHINA oom" Pave been sent trom Pe $100,000 IN ASSETS ORDERE 1 E abl Th { a ‘ — kin to protect the missionaries at ‘ RETURNED T0 EQUITABLE ¢ ; . at es a makes nifty sandwiches rapa h to London Says They Are) ont it ies a ie at hele is Til 7, TOE . = : jjionari iun aie , Bae Bee cas. Of PR LT. % 4 TF Please All ' B} hil ate 2 it is in line with the re J “4 4 court Virwealy tes oe € d : AR y the Associa pues so along AH ot L bs Receivership HE , > SPAGHE jut | a U i a AS PLOT FOR STORIES LONDON, Pt 26.—The P2- treat of Marshal Feng Yu-Hsiansg. - : . Concern Me ; a one’ © Greie oes ——— 67 Quality Products k Cheese : “ —— be ae of the Dally ‘leader of the Kuominchun (Nation- “2 Recetrership of the Equital a il says that ° ertcan mounted jal mies). t i ; i; ‘s ) Std. by V. Viviano Bros. Ask Your Grocer e pmo nononeneonenenesenes | - a re a alas. ts mol SS ees Yj > Ss Co. Ee age bondt : Writers’ Trend and. its Signifi- YW 1 Pe New England Equitable Insuran cance for Sociologists Theme = -€o. cf Massachusetts, virtually w Tt WWW) 7 4 E ended today. afier seven years, \\\\ i Hi i) » gn order of Circuit Judge Tayh WN Ue z Ausrecting State Insurance Super SN sTORES oars 9090 tn assets to the compar after allowing $2 7,000 addities NATIONALLY KNOWN CHOICE CURE oo paior fees in the case. bets 6 Side . b. of a Report. i ee ee By the Agsoctated Press. | MADISON, Wis.—Novels of ru- ral life are studies tn sociology and reflect a new interest in the farn | problem This is the finding of THOMAS MARKET 1-108 N. SIXTH—323-325 De Baliviere 07-70 From Uaten Market) (Inet Geuth TREY'S HAMS 401 W atermar) | SPRING LAMB Stew, Ib... 15¢ KREY M aed —— —"s = in Sh’lder, Ib. 23¢ cALis. Lb Gost imevected. Chops, Ib. 30¢ |= = samnive for this big Legs, Iib.. .29¢ ome D5 |= te 9 Pork Shoulder==Ib. @@™ Ou OF caiis Y E A L Strictly fresh \) b tJ SA 1 F ro ~Ayromon “aaa wade hs batt oF Lee * nee mi a> 4b. Crids . “ American fiction depicting farm | Most Easily Digested life has the same signifcance for he rural sociologist. she states, as This table proves that thorough- he novels of Walter Scott have for. hea hist orianr ly ripened BANANAS are one of 2 a rs ae fee ORI Re Qt qu te DS Soni eater 0 ts AE See nna atalino + gmat Neg Pari GE Ags V4 ph taste eae GE LEA * ae tae e list Franks, in se STEW, ib... tf 7 it f the easiest foods to digest in the concerned with inventing pretty eth hh 20 ono to $347,147 and the potent i ‘ whole dietary and entertaining fictions,” Miss reast, ” ability on surety bonds writt Pat = . * . Qo Tar ¢¢ oe ; ole he =a , eh % : Bil Reely writes. He is concerned a orn Beef, ib..17 Sh'ider, ib.. 14 - the company was cut fre i — a That eminent dietician, Dr. with setting down in the form of) BACON?) = wily LOINS th Xi 16 | 514.090.0900 to $2,000,009, ta oO Z Ss 2 7 "93 **arn mn truth hea us. 9 bd "D L firm of °] # eae Arnold Lorand of Carlsbad, declares Da See ue hae eden Sugar-cered. om | 0 == LEGS. Ib. 19 RK reo ay. ~o- 3 : , éé . mas i Mm @nad Tei. i: in Ris iil @cuiimmMe =) whele - ° fr) Pe ) * reiusu bat nomas . Pier Ys saves that “a perfectly Tipe banana melts New Note of Hopefuiness. f TOASTS 4 F 7 Bry Salt Jow's | © on vere allowed additional fee t F oc aa Acur Mirus in the mouth. without any actual “There is a new note of hopeful- Beilin fb 19s SHOULDERS ¢7000 for legal services. TH | a oe mastication. Two or three large — ee oe. sentimena es TS ii a nave been getting $250 a mon af ST iccimccigewaiiinaioiicn al : , n farm fetion Not thar it re- Sirlein, Round, Braunschweiger, ib. ._ 23¢ - be and received a lump sum of $1 b Beans._..__ Jin ae bananas may be eaten without there places the old attitude of pessim- nena i. Pol. a7 m k Ss . © 1090 some time — . ° ° > ism The two attitudes will : ray e t ‘. : : ; Cabbage... #.90 being any feeling of discomfort in ee ee nee Gov't inepected. Smened Fork a = _ abe steee ee - — ts ee ” e represented. Th y-minded 1 wee —— q by the receiver a te Green Peas... 2.35 the stomach. will always prefer the city and the Young Hens 99 | crops. ab 231 No. 1 Grade; well trimmed; -we had _ against pending ¢clains Viaaa a S Boiled Potatoes. 3.30 MORAL—Serve them when they’re sountry-minded the country. For Roast Springs. rb. Ib. v4 “a be allowed or 5 : h the skin is tted tunately the countryr-minded are Dewn Goes | - oe | Bouled Ham. 43 o buy enormous quantities to 0 D c ) Pomatoes 2 pe—w spotted. as : , = ~- th sive the TWO DETECTIVES INDICTED amuieia ne at ine s . beginning to write novels. a Roosters sew. ov 25 ee public this low price, : > gee CANT : : “There are three tendencies today a a , LAM ADE TO- Early dune PEAS, Hov- ARRYING WEAPO! F- \ — marrow Gili acrmciers “ 5 » Coperigt 1o% Be BA! FR! rrr Inc enffici entiv marked ae deserve at- Brick Cheese a tb 23 MAT O E s — stein brand. pages 19 ' ; FOR C : Boiled Beef......000. 4.15 ee ae ’ eae tn terterent tk Se ot Gon Se 2 4 nituimiamane R : ss 3.20 tention. The “frst is interest in vat No ? 95 Whole red ripe i: : Men Arrested After Following Ff ae vam — mene - ¢ ‘ a immediate past. an interest which Cream Cheese y : Ib. ee _ in oe ae > red; 19 «eurance Broker Now Face ” Roast Muftton._.________. : - - new trpe of realis- — , | f t Pork 5.20 f oF ae © ew PS Sosa Cheddar lh. 35 PURE New Charges. Roast a f \ : ¥/ tic-historical nove New York Ie ar CANE ] hs. A eet charging the carr : eo gage ama 3.30 : | # Emterent in Farm saree Come Honey - Room g 10-Ib. limit e > of concealed ao were r e a 4 “There if a new intercs. in si1@ rage aa ' Weston, who were arrested @ Apples... for astorr. Is prob! ems form tne man, Wahashee Wavir SEA cA, night + eget 4 on complaint . WN + arr? ea +h a st ary ‘ten Rad- Big 10 brands. tender, ce a 25 etn the 4700 block of Verne ihn as prTeene : vs ni ong wetieuiel wai ishes Bunc he= arrested, the two me msde Banas PARAMOUNT ATC ; Safety; fictitious plot tnterest. med. sine 2S CATSUP; 14-02. bot. 1 ° cals | 5 Kettle- ried revolvers, Clea P While the life of the Middle West Khubarb fresh, 10 QUEES "ES: "STARD: fnil 15 PUR Rendered ley were detectives employ ontinues to be primarily ‘agricul crisp; ‘1b. J Fuili quart jars... quart jar ‘ivate detective agency az ‘ural, the typical nove! of the Mid L d Ib. working on a big case. Ths e West will be the rove] of rural ar ‘ised. however, to deseribe ti Mfe Miss Reelvy conciudes se, Subsequently charges of ca The rural nove! depicts such so- | ~ing concealed wedpons were di * miss againt them ata hearing | “tal inptitutions a8 the *cHhos! she ‘he Court of Criminal Correctio Ti» charges then were laid befo! pay zrand jury. Last Friday Cabell Gray. insu . broker in the Pierce Bulldig peared in police court again two men, who had been @ a i eR RPO GRASS SEED. 2-Lb. omer ow ecu soe : last night to : Powder 42c ggg — 19c ties of the household ntil that he GRAPE VINES, Pink, White, Red; Each... .. lg and. peg came hen A 2 Mniahod “Sr Sa a or Baie! ind the deai wa ’ ; oe Tooth 37¢ a 1 ses 2 I do not desire he Milk- . y , Sie telephoned the Webster ™ ‘ L t : we : ’ @a ¥ i & tT @ d ked th rents 50c Glaze Nai! 39c a ane Face QUEEN REGULATED P pte “oa ih A: "heel had cot hi Polish Powder | 39¢ Vari & BEARDS Boneless Sirioin Arkansas Black ARISTOS “ for ¢t —— esr Q8c fF Scots: letters tadicace tmaz tx Ti FRESH PORK SHOULDER— Chuck Roast... _. 9 " This’ mesentane sieelasiaaaal see qa lam 39c $1.25 Kantleek Metal sos ag asinae pais I Callie style: pound gain. She didn’t need the ae 6 aghesia } ce Albert and h : Atomizer ie ey + oe ods afterall. Her husband : Female setieiines tue Smoked Meats GUARANTEED SPRING LAMB Pine Sue the e a oe net : $1.50 $1 23 es ag eg ie Pint No. 6 , Shoulger, Steaks signa! of the crossiag . F — g A Few — Brands Disinfectant 50c og Pound or mage el = vesrewn, rah, ew Budweiser Malt, ecto es, : th ae ae 2 4 : . . C} Hele ee 25~- . ew, i. want; Tb. alga. e reet. ft : eee } 79¢ aug yoo Stie. “Piedmont, vsebes Devi! Insect 19c Chers. ib 192. +8 Smoked Beef 19¢ can, 60c | Wands! 4 | = 2 for 28e: Carton, $1 RES © —nllne ChorolateDrops ; “Pan.ons, one of whom as 2 $1.25 Pinkham Ss 89c ' 30c Liquid Lorn. iD... . ; ’ } a Te , , ht Uf Compoung Sh N Veneer Z3C BM tg, th... 16h Stews Bowe Peanut Brittle ce Saale y : $1.35 Gude's 98 aving eeds 20c Moth Balls. Rolled Beet 71 : fs te ee a {D, — ey mm no crue e Pa Pepto-Mangan Gillette Biades 39c, 7Sc Lb. 12c Roast. a xx, 13 c C “ UCK C a —— for Cartons Peanut Squares | a Pp G iriver btpststed he aid a4 7S Pazo Pile Durham Duplex Blades 39 85 &. niall on been announced that of Rremmaneche, Oelmar a Kings | Hesmre Pee Wenn yey Metal _YELLO ‘ for failure to Save 19368 ighway Sechariders Drug. Bdwy. & Chippewa Krummenacher's, Guertand Ma. e. Ww ney Licenses weuld begin on that White Sets, ib. .15 | =~ se te ae ee ) + * « a ae bad Se Letectated eae THE Gate March of Salmen ‘yer let: Xo. a ak eaten weds Wee a q jar: = great ipa valae = isda dee di tn : } ale ee | a The POST-DISPAT OH ia the only St. Louis evening ee PULP. Ne. 3 ree 2e Sardines 5." ‘eo. 5 cine =. @ ies. WAVY at ‘seen Wilhelmina today uit jonkhear Dr. A. Cc. D de Gee new Minister to Washington, > Govegnor-Genera! of the ! - “ ~~ ‘a8: «a oe can saive ; . * “eg Associated Press news service. q RE} BEETS, =e ...... 1S: ; Farry hand-picked Michigan Cast In ties, succeeding m4 (ne aman ae , ~o = ceremonies eS BR SS ec gt rr . <Seeruets — Bee i ae toe bso Bee oe tipnheieae: _ ‘. % . ‘ Ber — - ates Be nate sme eee a] at Be we os 2 sell e

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH 26, 1996. | ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 49 $100, 000 IN ASSETS ORDERED | ‘Versailles to Honor Rockefeller Jr. the nent meeting 6f tts City Cee leccenstenetion of the Hi eee : sainaaiine ere | a nan slit niet —_ , Receivership of Surety Concern Lere, - fees in the case. KNOWN BRANDS — $14,000,000 to $2,000,000, ORK ULDERS i Callies vell trimmed; -we had quantities to give the ice, 900 some time ago. mae AON SGT OEE SOG eR TEST Fak IAS, Pare x Sats £ - “ be allowed. TWO DETECTIVES INDICTED Aiinmilldén Setinisian a ee + Shen os P aA oe surance Broker Now Face New Charges. Vv. Weston, who were arrested the ing in the vicinity. ‘ | When arrested, the two men, | who carried revolvers, explained \ ih ; FRESH —. i; a that they were detectives employed ease. Subsequently charges of ca? rring concealed weapons were dis- missed againt them at a hearing in the Court of Criminal verrection Pork by a private detective agency and 7 were working on a big case. They se refused. however, to describe the _ 2 Teo - - > i‘. the gran a; jury. Last Friday Cabell Gray. insur- ance broker in the Pierce Building, appeared in police court against the two men, who had been ar- rested in front of the Newstead Avenue Police Station on Gray's complaint. He said the men had trailed] him in his automobile, and thinking they might be robbers, he drove to the police station. Upon their appearance on cross charges of peace disturbance, Judge Rose- can dismissed the charge against Grav and fined the two men $25 each, Dogs for Search From Web- ster Groves Police. band. Fortunately, © came home and the deal was off. lice at 5 p. m. and asked the rental fees. Her husband had jeft his i ; Office- during the afternoon, sh2 Said, and she was afraid he was on a “spree.” If he didn’t come home by 9 o'clock, she wanted blood- hounds. The price, said. Serst ARISTOS FLOUR 24-Ib. Sack $1.25 ; — $35 for two. This morning the woman called again. She didn’t need the bloo.1- houds after all. Her husband had or the Three! MORNIN LT = INE CAN >urchase of } . P . > v€en drinking, she said. MAN, WHOSE AUTO COLLIDED a il i ae the ee re ' : : ; . Ee a eRe ee eee es va i Careless and Will Take Ap- peal in the Case. Sa Sls SSSNSenonsiennannnnsnessseeeseee driving by Judge Rosecan in Po- driven by de Ww ande] collided with ers’ Railway, which was being SauNnted across Broadway at Dor- a8 Street, F, ‘bb. 18. * L ha er Malt, — of the street. 60c me Vande] . however, and his,two | “Panions, one of whom suffered an Pea Sci alp w hen th row n ah Sate see hee ) windshield, testified | oo" NO crossing watchman, and the ; ce driv. r insisted he did not see the moy ing to h alt He wil , appe al. AUTO LICENSE ARRESTS APRIL | an license ( ole ctor | Chapman an sates announc ed that he h ad agreed | Lee Police Department that | nulated . | p40 =4 Cc] oe for failure to have 1926 | ‘YY autcmobjle licenses should be- | o Xt Thursday, April 1. It has *“SMiousiy been nnnounced that ar- a& ST. LOUIS rests for failure to have 1926 state | INSTITUTION | a is a nl g F —- So licenses, would bi fin on that day. te rlands« Minister Promoted. y © Associated Pr : THE HAGU E March 26.— Queen W lihelmina today appointed Jonkheer Dr. A. C. D. de Graeff, ogy Minister to Washington, to 5) eceondl General of the Dutch East Iniles, succex ding Dr. D. Foci, ATCH is the only g newspaper giving rs Service. ‘ ‘ars until too late | Court Virtually Hide Seven- ae) b Receivership of the Equitable | pe Surety Co., a St. Louis bonding ) concern. owned by the defunct} . f -New England Equitable Insurance boassens@umeeae \7 F Co. of Massachusetts, virtually was » ended today, after seven years, by an order of Circuit Judge Taylor, a ie cctins State Insurance Super‘ n- tendent Hyde to return about $100,000 in assets to the company, after allowing $27,000 —_— The largest fee, $25,000, wag al- | » lowed to E. H. Benoist, who has | ZZ » been receiving $5000 a year as | F liquidating agent for the recetver, the Insurance Superintendent. | This extra fee was well earned, the i Judge said, after Benoist stated | m—_- Ce, / == he had devoted nearly all his time ‘+o the work, cut office expenses in | Se ” Heifie worl ¢ nalf, did his own bookkeeping and | Mie | repaid creditors in full although} Side ; i it was thought at first they would | realize only 40 per cent | | | Claims, under Benolist's adminis- tration, were reduced from $600,- n00 to $347,147 and the potential | ability on surety bonds’ written | by the company was cut from The law firm of Jourdan and English and Thomas M. Pierce were allowed additional fee of $9000 for legal services. They have been getting $250 a month and received a lump sum of $15,- About $57,000 is to be retained | py the receiver as ae reserve against pending claims which may FOR CARRYING WEAPONS Men Arrested After Following In- Indictments charging the carry - | ing of concealed weapons were re- | turned by the grand jury yesterday | against Jay W. wvalmer and Percy night of March 4 on complaint of citizens in the 4700 block of Vernon avenue that two men were loiter- HUSBAND CAME HOME, SPOILING WOMAN'S BLOODHOUND HUNT County Re sident Planned io Rent : A woman tried to rent two blood- | hounds from the Webster Groves | police last night to find her hus- | she telephoned the Webster po- Strassinger, would be $25 for one, Come home at 7 p. m. He had WITH FREIGHT CAR, FINED $100. Victor de Ww ande|] Denies He Was) Victor de Wandel, 41 years old, | " 402 South Second street, was | Ined $100 and costs for careless | lice Court today. An automobile | He was arre sted by Sergt. Eilers, | “te ho with two other police officers, | PSI = in a police automobile | e crossing, they testified, | ia hoy al of the crossing watch- 10 Waved a warning flag in i RETURNED T0 EQUITABLE C0, eae, . Rockefeller Jr. will be sf 61,060.080 tor combate tine es mh ap lei mor ag mag eH i eee. ee i ’ “Re VERSAILLES, Franee, March 26. - ‘a citizen of Versailles’ at |S ‘ ' a eee) MI. _ AUBURN MADKETE STE HOUSR “TAKES THES | i28 EASTON—WELLSTON gFLOOR” To pECIDe THis} a5 FRIDAY AND SATURDAY }Question, HER choice J |i Pork Shoulders) Pork Chops | Spareribs } OF } e to — 16c Lb. | 23c Lb. |’ 17c Lb. HAMS . .14c a ; 1). Tad ae ! BREAST , Bean ra | (a ZB 7 LY REI “(AK Ra Mee we KY | STEW 106 cs. | minced Ham | Ve | ‘LAUNDRY "CRYSTAL 1 ‘WHITE, ul 1 ST.LOUI | } ¥\ ttf my, Mn i i}! ' } mT ili owors” | 12ers. [pecs encese P&G or al _ KIRK’S FLAKE... ‘ m LEG Round Liver LOIN 156.5. Small Bologna Sun Brite Cleanser, can........ 4c ie Ste Prepared Van Camp's | switt’s Wool Soap, 4 bars... 25c The oa ss then were laid before £ © Meleht car of the Manufactur- | Pork Beans Spaghetti . . BRU. tg ells | “imate Sauce” . p rr hig: = | 16c | CAULIFLOWER =) 22c “"—-20c | CELERY" ss—~s~—CSsSCS E SAUSAGE __||:surtowere: BREAST, per Ib.... (6c ee Good Only in Greater St. Louis and East St. Louls Stores DELICATELY FLAVORED — 100% PURE FRESH BOCKWURST, Ib... WEINERS, por. - - - - 24c | MINCED HAM, Ib........ ce maTTS. te ***S6c | BRAUNSCHWEIGER, Ib... THURINGER CERVELAT, Ib...30c | MEATLOAF, per lb....... sU PPLE OF FRESH AND SMOKED FISH AT ALL KROGER MEAT MARK Wye | ae for 410 Ibs. 46°| ages (De 3Te CARROTS.3.10°| qT Per The POST-DISPATCH is the only St. Louls evening mewspaper giving Associated Press news service. b '

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Huh ides eee PROC, 5 PIR i ARG pct OPER TNS ct Bt i 4 oe = Roberteon. ib La Le ee ee, Tn) wee the other le Jue Sen, 0)” . ee ee z. man with the tally sheets wacner : , hee 6 738.4 (Sew Ti cas relay record _| Young catcher recalled from Prov- tioned but he is sail rs red a victory for the Georgian. ; Lsopires — ME lit /120-YARD HIGH HURDLE (University) | ; mse : — | “Guthrie, Ohio State. firet: Simpaon,|: eMee of the International. Fox] have been one of the first te yore of the officials was 2 to By John E Wray | Drake second Fitch, Missouri, third.| was behind the oat for the Mack- |s,. appointment of Stewart & @ = for the Peacn. . Sport foo sietciiiemateh | SHOTPCT 7 U niversitr}—R Chardscn. Mis- men in several! clashes la st fall. nee pret d ' I rt was 2 fast bout. but as rough | orts for, : : : sourl, first: Pianskr. Georgetown, sec- Recor ra) +4 -oung- | - uckols to head the nvestigation that has been : AITMETTO. Fle VWarch ond: Boetiger. Drake. third. Distance * ee eae Seas: See Co soon which figured im € _— se a PALMETT‘ Pid., Marc | —4% feet 5% inches. «New Texas| Sters: : a aie > abou's in moons. relav record Name=—lub. H. Are, | Feced idal exposure as Slattery tried neat and natty box- we unlikely that formal tem nu: Stribling would have none was back in the contest. while Ced- ric Durst was moved to center, placing Bill Jacobson The game: FIRST INNING. RROWNS—Rice out. Kingdon Kelly. Gerber was tagged out a ont al irc O71 -_. ee | Pe 3. SA& 3.84] Tribun aa t when he elected to cut loose. Junior Municipal Basket Crown y.,°.0022225°5 ~ a & .... a aa .| ae non't aa ea : . Awarded in 19 to 5 Con- : z 1 ho was the stronger boy when ‘ HARRY STUTTS’ WIFE t} Diing rushed and flogged. He | cinnati is un — ike a young bull, and “Slats” | The Rosati-Kain Alumnae won SUES FOR DIVORCE AND —Wileesg pitifully weak against such the junior championship of the| $1000°MONTHLY ALIMONY!a a U. WOMEN’S CAGE ~ sties. When it came to nice Sun- rirls’ 2: | , fisticuffs, the erthodox, i eae OR soy » Tom Zachary. veteran southpay ; | R. re. 0 ol tain gd frarm the Senato rs. wv } ‘a . ‘ “ bie o . 23 , x => 7 » yy 4 ¥ % , J . oo = ; » Se ps a FR —— ee : Ss = 47 It oo gos gt ne age P ies Se Sk RR * oe See Sk he SS : vs ey Saf . Ty Ras Say » ‘ “4 ;. 2 . ‘ 4 > s ; 4 ‘ ~*~ : ‘ 4 . : os : es egg sees i sa Tt se = , . » = t r 7 exhibition game with the Buffal Se Re Ae taste oot, VBR = 2 a : Re 2 ‘ May. Martinsbure 1.60 5 12 ‘So} tat the applications for seiiagas e it as rough as possible and Internationals here today. Rit : = eee Ss. a ek! ce. oe . a io SS Wins Girls’ litle Wilis, Wilkesbarre .. 77 > .o91|[ owners’ and train ners’ licenses wil outdid himself. : PE ee ee charsed and bumped and ip | ene Hausman etarted off for| mother, Mra Myrtie Stutts, were caiiieagiiin that the national basket- Ned those 1° pounds seemed to center, scoring Williams. Durst ; eut, Thompson to Kelly. TWO % otic 2 vee | raffics with a pair of field ccs 9 ourt actions fied bere} 4.1: championship for women will” “Gipe!! t- rt 2UNS vals and the half found the Tragr. | yesterday b ld under the auspices of the | Ball in Tiger's Claws. SS es - ’ - 1. . " - , _ se ae a he a aer e © 4 Catton s BUFFALO—Gerber threw out Charles A. Comiskey, at the lett, — as a ball player. became a manager, then owner and won pennants and world fics 5 to 3. Rosati-Kain In @ eross complaint to a divorce | - asadena (Cal al.) Athletig and Coun [in -yv was cotton bal te el ci Terie nie Tinaten. | Se gre ana — Ripe: sere py sf. Lerited Son fortune, tOck up baseball as a sidehine, has millions at his disposal, and showed great improvement im the] wre anna Stutts co. Venice. Cal | tTY Ciub in the Les Angeles A. “= gl that’s ‘eff. See ae ‘ : ) IS DaseDai. Ciud probdaDi w ies. ' ‘+ Lan wil . : sae ee : a — ‘~ lo 1m and —- =——s* * ; hth Maser on alsh singled to| os Sw i] P y is the worst in the major leagues. He has found that it takes more than money to build a pennant ast half, however, and won by &ijcharged the fockey with desertion | G7 ™=asium, Benes s & et par: of the bout “Slats” did : ong margin. Catherine McGrath/and asked for alimony of $1900 a lie leading, not much to brag + iw ho : > man T 34 et ¢ " ‘ ‘ ae 2 in point scoring with | month and $5000 attorney fees. Layton aca nd Mampome Split. i but leads fust the same center, Taylor going to third. Kelly singled to right, scoring Taylor, pal meen | apa ——=—= = was er + , i | rs. Myrtle Stutts i ie | : SE co scet Seance erent: | ee Bachelor € fendant in a $16.000 suit filed by | Seca! :0 the Post-Dispatch. | Bey *ere usually light left jabs. son singled to right, Rice’s great}? ING RESULTS $j RACIN' ENTRIES | he Bachelor Club defeated the/ yr) tisste Raker who charges | MILWAUKEE, Maren 2 eae Witiam dhin’t ich ‘Belen throw nailing Walsh at the plate. PP PPP PAAR AAA AA AAA ARR eee - 5b Sener sith ‘i Sameilsons, Rhy te ©. in the second Mrs. Stutts alienated the affections Layton and Pierre Maupome yester- i kked‘in his handsome face, and : game of the intermediate series | of her husband, F. E. Baker. day brokg even fn their national Ga. stung he would cut loose ant) ONE RUN. : neces i Maree Scar : oe rose | At Orlando. At Mobile. a Ral! furlong ee ape eet anc’ | Each team has one victory and an Mrs. Harry Stutts states in her| three-cushion billiard league. con= es got fits. SECOND INNING. : . wan : Weather cloudy; track heavy. | Weather clear; track fast. | Sy the Associated Press. ele Ry . 24 ) de Oro...111, other bame will be necessary to| petition that Stutts’ earning capac-| test here. Layton wor & the af- = nt wae en “nee BROWNS — Hargrave doubled | Sr she Associateg Press. By the Associated Press Rirst race, claiming, 3-year-clds and up.) 5." -*c-e--7O “Berkeley lJecide the title : ity a rear was $36,900. ternoon 59 to 34 in 54 fnnings and occasions that | 00, t five ne Boost '-"“'. wore > | Bata acntimmuali tenes tn the evening game 50” bling proved he was the better : Stytts was a newspaper boy here | Maupome took in 46 innings. Each had er of the two, tn sheer power to right. Robertson grounded to “IRST RACE. S12: claiming. 2-rear- [RST RACE. $50 timing. 4-year_oids ; *y 5 rim Oo -*ard 11 ; oo » . : Ode, One-hal Daiie : Kitter im: tye NRervs bare y Fix Fxa9 —"“ > r+ we ° ' Miss . a as ' am ap eee oe os _ . e or ~ ~~ “ 3 $2 : vat | oe Mp. 2658 | . See . er | idle Rue 1? - ed | Blackstone also’ ra and Sun “> Tm ee eo na Simerl en ee oe nou Crete Cade Gaol wi NEW YORK, March 26.—Kinne| was the evening victor 50 to = 2 +-vear-o.c 1G os : et - ‘T} Suchaen a ae VJ atsuvama of Japa: and Ary Bos 41 innings. Ki ec khefer had a * : . ; 5 Crane, Gerber unassisted NO} ~~ RIRD RACE—$1200. claiming. Srear-| ypuren Race «gow ning 4 Re a ees 5 Si race, S80 tints ee INS. olds and up. five and ene-half furfonge«: | °° 3: 3Ut" ' _ a eee ena . . oat i dail ae ate aie = VERT OIGS | at ade! ; test RU? Brown Trout. l1uG4 ‘ Bogan weki? S75 Fr" ty 3 as. i pf oe yer Ro ery ut L i3e . race é ae ts a d Ay iy he ie oe ail ots ive Pir Resists Wa Phil elphia wii] meet tonight run of 12 in the second con . — ~ a > os he estes a a wre Li} on ? ~~ 4 = ~ a i 3 ee ' : 4 . me Ee 3 2 yer? a : ‘a Sad A _™ 7 —————— ann THIRD INNING. et she 38 0. tite Gulia Night. 109) 5... ‘i. cnn as (* at tee cae a ie tee 33 | Paeciste pe ; ia ccs Whee Sine ee My — junfor 18.2 balkline t 4 Tr i >it. rik Sarpy) ee ‘ 3% ati Py ae : ‘ . : a ss a " ep Hes ee soi os . ; = a =~ aa . “ 48 oo *+ Sur ieser ies ° sa . Y - . : * >. * BROWNS — \Wt! YD Te) ed 14 iMetCor S$? 80) third Time—193 a $5.2 a a “Peo ' = ee _ , , At J SCOP ss — : en os RB Santa i‘ = , ep et anes 71 _— . ampionship of America T ~ 7 Vllan is POPP €« a e “~ a4 ae or ; . ‘ ot . . ‘ ‘ P é i : » r : a Ww , - ’ Ww > - Tv } eo d s ft La) ante WH Le 4 Int ? MuPry a w R nF TI? - a ye re). =. . ‘ ‘ + i i » ‘ =~ oe Se 4 : - ’ es “ bie peas sds ZA ‘ eev aa? The, are the on.y undefeated Diay- i. , - " - ‘ie : . ie *} a © la 7+ , a. 7 t : i , ; a ¢? = 3 ae ee, ms ; ‘ aa . —eraenn (= 4°79 LJ a ae ad » —— z : . " | ? ' ~ ee ounte —— left. Me- | ange! Confidante, H lily Girl, Louise Wag- .. - Fan «le cage > ia is ae : . = GF gat A lt lg AP parce sO ate eee eas ~ , ers in @ field of seven that started | BY *he Associa: eg freee Manus grounded to Kingdon, Wil- toe near raerems an a e also rat ee OR Pina 3 — ae >. . i > , - . a ia 4 — 7 ; — a. , . - me * ai liars taking third, Dur “st fli ed to Yu bP be “rato “ge \ a a ~ : . us ai z - _ = 77 Y =) j Limine } >. 2% 4S i ' ” ‘ . me a! 4 4 ays a he ive TAB fu Jit + sa 93 Matsurama vresterdayv defeated Firpo, Argentine beney we “4 . " ... - i wee an , v. — tur ‘gs OT as J ~ ™~ 4 > ~ ~~? . ; : an - r | a? a ’ > rr? > ‘ 4 * «* « , aA rzail iv _ > 2 / ow ne vn } 4 > . . a eo »** “percer, W iii aY ns holding third. 1(Ma ‘ Bogranowsk &; S3 =? 10 ‘ nat Kus 0 : “e , ~ : ; al . . eat - 2 , e : ~~ ain Sr = , io 4 “e 2 _ i _— + : a SS ‘ 13> White =! &>- ® Alber t Cutler of New York. 290 to pion, is trai? ning ee pig : or Hargrave grounded to Thempson. | ©¢7ae¢. 10° (Finnerty). $10. S330. sec- | Ho be: my, » te T? cas . ' . ‘ ~* . . . ‘ Ee ae Wiss Vaa ' S im. | i S Serpe x as ses o> > Bu ..-+-+ 407 0* $5 and completed his string in| Spalla, European cham pion, a ime, 1,19 4-0. Queen Meric, Bobbi: MIFT? ACE. san ning -vear-{| Barhgbt.. 1+ Muihi reat ae itn toto ‘5 inni Cutler’s b 77 weighs 2-5 — but BUFFALO — Kingdon flied to | Shea. May Boy and General Seth also ran. olds and “rca a, a S“acloUs _..119 Fairy’s Beau....115 Piith race. $1200. c.aiming, 28 j utiers Dest run was; new : ight ; ment b . r a) : ~ 3 > xg " aE ra 4 r ei : ei ’ ~ “i ° — ~ ' ; i; PA; ~*~ ? ; § ° At Tampa. in 3 A ; : 4 ee . t 7 Ss ‘ i eh r t re) take Ci ff th is we Purst. Taylor popped to McManus. a IFPTH RACE, $1200. allowances. S-j 2. p- © Walker) Oa 40 BA ge ee th ruce. 4-vear-clds an@ up. mile ... z Tea Tray ......]94 Broken 1 oo ws ed Tadeo Suganuma 23% | training hard up to the day of Fa? ; } leo “olins ¢ -Sar-O'cs anc up, one ee ewe es. So ee , 1 we Naan ‘i — Ss ae ; ~ ssOCMa leu rregs Capt. Sam ..c. Music Master e ; ‘ — a ' paseengtgg Waish singled to left. Kelly fanned. {as MoCoy). $11.80, $6.10, $3.20, first.) SUBS: _ Sarmalecta, les oM are anenil 107 Nans Fortune..102 |. First race. $1200, allowances, maiden | Odd Seth ...... 105 Sieeprhead ili 16 innings. Bos’ high fight Spalla ts training at ® NO RUNS. Clearview 107 (Tyler). $14.30. $3.90, se i. aud Waywassarm: . sds a Ca Master Brew 112 | =;¥ea - ur furlongs | ro uganuma’s, 92 near the city. » , md; Norseiand lit :Maguire), $4. thir ys “eee o Furty Two 1} ag on . fio > Ee in ee eee ee 123 Sixth race, $1200. claiming. 4-yea | aaieii FOURTH INNING. Time, 1:48 Alita Allen, Hot Pepper and SIATH ‘ . ' “ sagt gi: han Fl rewgter 11 S ne. 113, and uf ne Mlle ang i? yards ’\ Spanish Rose also ran } OCs and UT r ; a XTe — j _ Remote ... > Arega " "937; Bonfire . ee "Rance BROWN ‘S—Robertson tanpe ad to : arxT RA ae ml > eee, 7 cla ming L-vegr- 4 3- rer Tine "+ = t ae = 3 Signe lia, Ae eae } 9 - ndergemn: “ 2 se » 2 Brea oe ea ; 12 SVWamea +2, a ee ae se pig “apna ped ng » | ts F's its L] Sates o>. 3a.8 : iit. gO Sos fiend Baa ick 1 i *Fergus Keith. Zachary grounded to Kelly. | olds. mile and a sixteenth: Anchester, 104) gooong: Nettie May 104 Wakes). § At Orlando. Second race. $1200. claiming. 3-year | *Bush Buck 101 site er , . +a) > vi S rere > eyeot : iL ‘ ; . ; - Fe sae ea e - elas » ‘ paras dad ha bs - * a A = = : : Rice out Thomp - ss : ‘Ty le So. tt) SoU, Bees, TIPSt Nort Si ca Pd renes . 2 -- " ut mt ae i SS anc wy ix g f a : 7 ‘+ ; Fe. 5 = 3 t P we ~ : a 4 i -_ RUNS second Frances Jane 93 Fin! =" - + he ne. + - * -_ -y- . te ain eo se et ete eee ates Curer BUFF : $2.30, third. ‘ c 1-22 wo M vr. se “7 RACE— . - ‘ r : =s 10S aon 103 *Gentr “4 ai } EEE zroun = toe s z = . } ~ a a , > > | ... : ‘ 2 OP, sail : ‘ t * erene . ogee i ee eed Sur sey ¥ to Gerber. Crane flied to Im irst. SEVENTH RACE. $1200 aiming. o- * pol teria ta emma iu Ant s : = fen , +e ge iad ~tt "West Point ...i03 °Mart | . “ar > sa Tate | i> . . a. ’ ' . ** ; and . 4 cd Seco J upit- — iGo ¢ he > ‘e., Xe, ‘ i t - ‘ i I] : ming. 3-year-vlds Whose Collar Does FIFTH INNING. | Dereon. Si.80. thins io ee a At Tijuana Nd UD, fi anOw ne nea eee nee, le At Tii ; Roe OR SN cee halt farones: ., GSSSSSREEERBHOYLE & RARICK 606 North Broadway SU SSSSS00505. Net Fit I Want te - ‘ ~ A * i Pd - L224 U ‘ = A : ee right. Kingden’s double to right | Smooth Ice, Betty Craig. Fourth mce,| third, Time, :484-5. ¢+Shasia Love. Pos 7 * 46t:1177 M -K ‘i E scored Spencer. Taylor singled to ore: Mla i ae cee ge ng Be a age la F Se, Laer © a i Bill ight jek? ecori hn oe - Cai wi Paonie coaken UC eae, Duran, Weathervane, pSiasta [ish ; . right, scoring Kinedon. W alsh hit seventh ; ice, Dusk, Articie . ee eeecunu eter Brush . (Sonham a. +4 . ira Dea Third cr “ som to right field Robert SOyn Te@- | third. Tine 1:04 -o Lang Sytle and | ™ " Gcry ear rourmn race— Says. placed Zachary. Melillo ran to the | Bade Garrett also ran. Misjah. Henee. Sirth race-—Laura_ Gatt left field line for Thom pson’s foul. THIRD RACE. $600 t-year-olée a°0¢ | raee—tLad arerialies —~" aay? EX A laiming.. @bou furiongs—L'r. | St: fe Pubhe TR Radwan fouled to Hargrave. Lake] cick (Ronham). $83.80. $3.20 end $3.40. vf? al : 2 *, - > © © , . ; flied to Williams. oO 4 S first: Lamp W + WS. Murphy ze rd Re ai ~Ss«NGe-00, ‘ercenc- Mamecrine Gaampece FIVE- MILE MARATHON QUALITY at aes on _ whe, ote . "Ss ~ O. Third, Time, 2:05 2-4 Sister Sur BROWNS—C. Robertson fouled | Rouniel, anna il. and Dale Dik also] TOMORROW AFTERNOON Jf] wo eyipg ‘o Lake. Robertson popped to] rar - Ft ae | rr Ce RO A Rare ele nnn mt : Kingdon. NO RUNS. Peter Decor (Phillipe) $3.40. $2 40 $2.4 * 3 "“L: : = Lit 3 , | WIN «Zane & hd i? (* tries ” va Agan reco! red my . _ Ri +o io ALO—— Proffitt was call a : rah . se , er 2A D ; — a 4 te yh a Dee] : i. j ia & pe sion to every detail. + * . ¢ . oe ? _ Ket e hie “te a: ‘ ate ‘ ' : ‘ é | a a ee ee eT "7 vo - “ ae band four from the South Broadwav ° Reco, nition of the exceptional quality of my Suits "$3 ~~ es tA Fe | = : : « ‘ “ : , 4 Wiittams. Kingdon ground to Ger- FIFTH RACE, $600. claiming, 3-rea> ma Ne “oach Barnev Mecarthy . FACT in and spt fa m of the remarkabiy low prices— enh, SO RUNS ielide and un. about eit furlongse—Walespa the Tewer A > "ae ws nat > teed expiain why “Bill” McKnight is St. Leuis’ most : iD. I 2 in- successful taller. Splendid patterns — fine fabrics — carefully tai- lored—on easy terms. $2 Account” SUITS Classy Spring Suits $27.50 $59.50 OPEN SATURDAY UNTIL 9 P. M. - . , aaa {MATTE « ’ ~ 43 «. are ? . 7. wee a , omy o | ® % a | . as EIGHTH INNING, nee, SES0, S520 sae We oo: | mers entered wa ri . Vennese ‘Montgeomerr'), $3.40 and S82.4 Thy , ey eae — so hs i BROW NS—<( mwrber and Melillo aren nal Shamrock Flower Neaid, .9o. 2! w a gan pases, ; ~ . o x - aa a i | " tia : che ‘ : : : walke d. W illiams fouled to Lake. tint is se nme. ? *8 Cavaicadour qT] ana 2 =— : pa 3 Wa = A a. x ot ; You like C . so) Eas wand avenue. ontries LL snach Whin alae ran McManus sent a sacrifice My to ~ os 4 4. bd ; 42 ~ _ =? ei * tae . ‘? T : yey ’ - eg: —e - , sIxTtT RACE, Sih) erg eolte and mai} Suis De SMAOTTIILL eg to marry a) ior. 7 &#Co oson grounded CO i up. claiming. about six furlongs—Horinga | Tabdler, 20°64 Fast Grand enue. THAT extra Radwan. NO RUNS. crv). $332. $2.80 and $2. *o*g* P . . < #37} es 7 3A — IU FFALO—C. Robertson threw ~via cate io wos oe Roocstectteetieten i . : ‘ ; 5 etre Leo i™M anc<ar . J 20) third. 4 The , SaSpeososovece SOTWUSS SOL SET OT OS FOES STH SE Ss FOF ees OweTe NOE SES OStOEOS $0026 » out Taylor. Walsh greunded to E. [1.27 The Fenian end Shiricey Louise | ese ‘*. ’ ~~. . ins —- Robertson. Kelly coubled to right, | ise ran : Charley Hoff WE give, too. ——— f! lied to Jacobson D NO Mobile a aiclastiaia =: World's Champion Pole Vaulter “vs i a . ‘ -e ; ss ros oe ge race, Royal Kies, ixth race, j =: Washington University oe } NINTH INNING. | Rea Artew. se Field House 233 4 ~ 1 MY STORE IS Doors From the Corner — po 1 203 fg | 603-605 | IN. 6th Sti | Pime St ; f : j | : : i | a a Se ti | - PR Be COMIN OILED: Se Pag ee BROWNS—Hargrave gee to | — Os 8 P.M a lft. Robertson sacrificed. King-| WRESTLER MALCEWICZ = _~—s—~Prrices Soe and $1.00 = don to Kelly. C. oor once allt, (SERN . 3 called out ee ane ee” 51 IS RULED INELIGIBLE =| 22888titeseeeeeees =| ONLY OvE Price ff to Walsh. XO RUNS. BY NEW YORK BODY VE VOURHOID | RAAB BROS. BU FFALO—Radwan Singie:? toj Re «he Associates Preee. center. Lake singled to jeft. Rad | NEW YORK, March 286.—Joe! Thousands of men and , CUSTOM TAILORS Established 1903 8 wi. stopping at second. Proffitt | Maicewicz, Utica (N. Y¥.) heavy- 203 Nerth Eighth St. fereed Radwan at third, VeManus | a. A. PUK. Mer. i i REMEMBER 1HE ADDRESS Wm.P McKnight CNION SHOP “ST. LOUIS’ MOST SUCCESSFU! TAI TAILOR” — om ( 0 ' Wweioeh?t “" ya? / _+ “ } . «? : i 1! Wrestier. Was placed on the to E. Robertson. Spencer ‘fanned |; COMmMission's ineligible list fer his | ard Lake Was nailed sliding into | ¢ third, Wargrave to E. Robertson. with Joq@ Stecher of Dodge City Newbroz Her icide laliure to sign fer a titie mate xO RUNS, =: . s & »<b clagpant of the world’s title. wale Tenia” i dtbttbdttt bit tt Ltt tiiililiiliiiiliflil lt TT TTTrr 606 NORT H BROADWAY ‘Wo Dooas sonra | OF WASHINGTOYV Poiiiitty East St. Louis Store, 314 Collinsville Av. uf Es i a° a 4 e iia i - I i. ee ates Y x ¥ Sees ‘ ee ——" aie S os Ne enema seme is $s a ; aa ll Rae ad 5 ati aac at Saal ease cea ond ERR EBS COMP Om Sem Pie °

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‘a ~~ }(}(I]I}(}},=,0,»,»,}} = | 4 ' | ~ nN MMRBEBE Esse St. Louis Store, 314 Collinsville Av. SESSERERSRL ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH 26. 1926. ST.LOUIS POST-OISPATCH M5 —————e a . ah eet eet — = ee nee ee a ——— AB AND PUNISHE a ee a ee ~ os saaenenneeaertneemenmnene nee ee cece nenmemenenne pa reat - — —_——— ee ee [TRIBLING BRUSHES ASI D eA LEFT oe a ee S SLATTERY eat wre errnem e e + - LOLOL A or : ~~ ey ea oer 3 —— _- TTT — Le RN - ewe anes — ee ee —~ a —— ET I } e PPL OP eS el” PP PLO RL al hele - "Rickard Probably Will |Texas U. Team star coattennex” Pete ‘adie croak right naa agent | wee ae Board May Bar A y Close to | aoa sy! and | P d D bh 1 § WHO WILL PLAY HERE | etersen Will : waeoes a acl redoubled Richards and Other Sport : __Stribling for May 11 FOUNS Dyer, but wrra cacaco teas = Play Sunday vices cttmscves. 2, Howard Kinsey © OnPage46 9-2 im f r ; x . i OPO al fd hd Oe Ee * | By dh Seis > “ a 20 More Persons Ee yo In Seventh ) By t eer sont ws 2 | ar S . DA ee s Millers are successful in their W est. | | : mo waist . |) Ni | , March 26. In - . a mae B M I ern final. A tentative date of! F S EARI li ti f Li a 4 ; . , fg ee Gene Tunney again ?| Paap ? ge ; : : te oe * ,™ ; or en I ers April 11 has been set by the com- orm . . eam. N Y 50 TEAMS IN oe me q pi “esa Will Bepnina and Strength of Strib-) ors a, nae | Hornsby’s Me Still Undef cre a GE sah caal — wae selected Ebbets Field aie e _ CHICAGO FOR NATIONAL abled, ; o Paper bg : . F sassy ges lager of the : ornsbDy s Wien, till Undefeat-. ‘ oO rooKiyn, as the site for the ‘ . . THLETIC: ag P 7 __siling Amazing to |) American light heavyweight d. Play Del Pres’ | | | Regular Center Halfback Re- &2™° but W. E. Barker, presi-; Will Represent America Against SCHOLASTIC A Cs Says. EG Critics. ( champion, says that the match ed, ay | ratt's Waco 4 F : dent of the St. Loule Soccer and! F h T “a | By the Asso lated l’rese " i can be made by a promoter of Cubs Today. e covers srom Injury and Is Exhibition Co., has pointed out to oe _— a ‘nendead ‘teed toad hye | . vane |, Standing at any time. | a | Ready for Match. Secretary Andrew Brown that in May. | cedan’ for eedtieninanea ig? 3 “ia p the Asso ted Press. H | Indoors or out suits me,” aia ee | the event of bad weather on the’ tiean! intersehelastio fadaes anadl CHICAGO, March 26.—In aqa}- . J By Hype igoe. » Said Gibson, “and I a t de- one : | laid ~ f th f | mmc ) ; tat shee = ee ee a : . ; : ; m no e B Willi J McG an ee ; ay of the game it is highly im- ,at Northwestern Universitr. Fins! on to the jockeys, owners anq the New York World Sport |, Manding $50,000 for Tunney's | y : : — one ‘S Ja By Dent McSkimm: probable that the Brooklyn Base- | Special to the Post-Dispatch. | will be run tomorrow night. The ainers ruled off the turf by aa . 3 Staff. if “appearance as reported.” ) Of the Post-Dispatch Sport Staff. | oe y mimng. ball Club management will permit SAN FRANCISCO, March 26.— national prep aquatic champiouship iinaiee Ractuds Rete Byew YORK, March 26.—The - Phe battle may be signed for | WACO, Tex., March 26.—With | _ The danger of a patched-up team | the soccer teams to play. A post-| Dr. Sumner Hardy, president of the | seed berry a br a LUCA! MCN } een: s | . " q ’ ha ~ ee , : : ' ; ee . ‘ . | inh 2 oF ta ' o 8 aaa . from 15 to 20 other pro _— a Peach got down under the} via rpbcernt ana Blt 12 successive victories to their cred- | B ; | which has confronted the Ben Mil- | ponement at the last minute would California Lawn Tennis Association, Most of the ieee antesea in ihe ~& S601 ‘os _ La] romi. : "4. 08. os . iJ = ! 0 t S : - l » - . ® | Sans { > > » *. ‘eS ij . i = : ‘ ‘ ; nt individuals will be at first. Billy Stribling received i} pai) parks It Spoon cel it, the Cardinal regulars arrived “oa ; j neentes Cengenepecmcemminneala shied ac ae ec oe , apnounced today that Howard 0. ak “a ee eo oa e absent ¥ im & ™ | ; GRD St Beg wae a * 1 # moved with the announcement to-. a ee - al ; - . ' Vi rest. bm the Kentucky plants when the ——— = wt niches that Tex Rickard will ‘aan _— er is 20%: ang : day that Allan Pete ie |Jarge crowd is assured regardiess | *ineey of San Francisco and Vin- In the swimming contest. Wil- ring season opens at L Beffalo at the erid of 10 rounds e behind it this time. ‘Pratt's Waco Cubs. Hornsby’s men i = art ‘wae 1 Of weather conditions, Barker cent Richards of Yonkers, N. Y.,; mington, Del, is considered as an ing season opens at Lexington, re GEOG teat loaner have not lost a game on the spring ES Zs ee ee wan Temerered from | pointy ont. rill f the American tennis team | **Peclally strong contender pril) 24, the Chicago Tribune Ment. The Peach didn’t win by not coma} sa Th ee oa trip. They hare played only minor! }j64 bend Sx i * } # an injury which kept him out of; te we f | ee a, a jotes “a man high up in Kentuck Be iie—indeed, many thought that as the prt oan — ‘league clubs and a college nine ES cee eal es: the game for two weeks. He will The national challenge cup com-/that will play in France this year. | Another Channel Swimmer. ; ae : y orat that Jimmy should have S the nose on your face. Jimmy | “Beeinat the Universite: af feet ;{ be fit and ready to play Sunday in| Mittee rules empower the commit-iqpey will sail from New York, | py the Associated Press. eee te. . * ae eas 0 Grew. + napctani had no punch at all. He didn’t land ie pan aici a Condteamie + / ‘the Western Cup final against the| tee to assign the game where it May 15. CHICAGO, March 26.—-Dick How- is name Wes not men- cane with the tally gheste “gene maser a half a dozen right- aie tn eae eoeet antennae a 4 |Canadian, Club of Chicago. The, Chooses but it must be playedonor, j¢ js expected Kinsey und Rich- | ell, former Northwestern Univer- yned but he is said to Lt a victory for the Georgian. | supges. papal cae sel mee the i rither the big leaguers thought the | en ees 8 train: a ree ards will also play in the tourna-_ thea ugeginantes oo ee a ve been one of the first to : +e Wie yote of the officials was 2 to. ace “isi eee was always game was in before it started or] | ing grind at St. Louis University It is understood that the Bethle- | ment at Wimbledon, England. The | oe plier ‘Savielan een aoa. a ONS Of LO tars 1 se nike roiling and wriggling out of harm's |‘ Phi oe 4 |Field last night. } hem Club is quite willing to have| American team is to meet a team ‘ side tennis es A the Peach. REE . ‘the wretched exhibition of the rah-| §&% ; | t | : _cials, will attempt to swim the ® appointment of Stewart S. C. E ie 5 fast bout, but es rough | way, £0 that at no time was he in citin conse’ thas 4a “ee ogy : ; | With Petersen at center half, Ra-| the national final played in St.jef French players in two singles | English Channe] this summer. He ee Oo Ree ee getion Meany that has been uncorked | a cant fected with the same virus. In any | a eae eee Wan eee eet halt ond | Laws. land twe doubles. | will sail July 3 on the Leviathan. mmittee which figured in the ae n the other hand, Slattery was | ny ; F ; ) ? } gy pi eC wz ' ° y | nati is under elose scrutiny. like a young bull, and “‘Slats’} The upshot of it is this: Jimmy | Sheed seen Trom the secene seem?! quite ready*to admit that Vic | : : | niny iat San Antonio to pitch against his! N i f the eatest zoal ; F pitifully weak against such Slattery can't stand the gaff as he ‘ancient rivals but had nothine.| - cose anaes se peinaens -~ oy WOMEN S CA ties. When it came to nice Sun- once did. He collapses under the iDver was healt for eizht hits ant _ dregoapemg age ve MO 1b tn schoo] fisticuffs, the orthodox, first hard punch that reaches him, |.;, 3 terday that the nationa] basket- se 19 me eeme 3+ Pi); | ’ 4 : ny | hem Steel Co. team to join them — erda; d those 1° Pounds seemed to| Stribling is the same rough the start of the sixth inning, and, per season. He will appear here . rampionshi women will * o 5%. ‘ Sgetwret ; : : | championship for omen to giant, a truly remarkable figure in yic ended the game without much Sunday es a member of the Cana- , 3 : f : et) if , _—— : Ghche (Cal) sian ond age Cotton Ball a Tiger's — pas “ye tease a. oF stage trouble. He was found for a a dian Club in their Western cup | 4 Club In the Los Angeles A. C. dimmy was cotton ball in the . sae p Seeme Bever 6 Ure. ple of hits and walked a man, but 49) with the Ben Millers. mnasium, April 8 and 9. : ‘s paws, that’s all. For the vetetnil think he has improved tn was never in danger of being scor2d | | | . | boxing. He has grown = stronger He fanned four batters 1n | the wall, but only O’Fsrrell and scnssitiiietiiaaalaliain gpart of the bout “Slats” did upon. a * We leading, not much to. brag ,4and strength is what he banks on. the three innings he worked. : A nd ths ayton and Maupome Split. Boot, but leads just the same. The Peach tipped the beam at The collegians got as many nce moo aa os sal to the Post-Dispatch. Wey were usually light left jabs,!173 and Slattery at 163% pounds as did. the Cardinals, each team col- |" 1s hard to imagine a hotter. ILWAUKEE, March °6.—Johnny William ditin’t relish being | when they came to Madison Square lecting 10 safeties. Two Texans) ; 7 : ow y the summer chines | 9 ° ton and SS tox tienni { in his handsome face, and’ Garden to weigh in at 2. o'clock hit home runs over the left-field | eg at oe vt if the team its Cauanion Dittiard ee Loin. . es oe ene ane | eeereey aiernoon. Battery sur- fence off Dyer in the first inning. | or raginarnen teense omy not a | C2 WON AY VRE. SINO, ‘A - here. Layton wo in the af- got fits. prised the onlookers with his gen- The barrier wag within putting dis | manager to pass lightly over errors “ei was on these occasions that eral appearance. There had been tance of third base. Hornsby’s men eapecidlly if they are caused by noon 59 to 34 in 54 innings and : ipome took the evening game SY : ng proved he was the better |talk of his being as heavy as 168. thought they were going to estapb- saow hentwork Biades ané Deut- 44 in 46 innings. Each hed a, er of the two, in sheer power; There were 18,250 persons pres- lish a home recora when they saw hit low 4 flv to fal] safely be- h run of five. | punch at least. Slattery has ent for a gross of $86,275.20. how close behind third base was ee . a | tween them yesterday and Rogers od cgeuaaguae tach y t told them both that such a thing : i. ; BICAGO, tga eee. Mel a / Wasn't done on hie ball club. split even with Augie Kieck- R , | : : oe | A Mean Trick, This. er here ih their national three- hion league games yesterday. 3 selt won the afternoon game 54 i 42 in 35 Innings-and Kieckhefer z s the evening victor 50 to 37 in innings. Kieckhefer had a high of 12 In the second contest. eo Otto Willlams and Hornsby took advantage of the innocence of Cox, ithe Texas pitcher, when they ‘ | talked him into throwing the bal! | to third base while nobody was | covering and permitting Hornsby to score a run. togers was on Fecond and Bottomley on first when Hafey bunted. Cox and the third baseman ran after the ball and Cox got it. “Throw it to third!” yelled Horns- | by, and Williams gave the same | advice and held out his arms in- | vitingly. The young hurler turned | around and tossed the ball over ' the bag and into the crowd. Horns- irpo Training for Spalla. the Associated Press. UENOS AIRES, March 26.—TLuis 4 »o, Argentne beavyweight cham- i . 18 training in earnest for bis ch here on April 3 with Erminio : la, Evropean champion. TFirpo | weighs 225 pounds, but plans ) - ake off some of this weight by ’ ning hard up to the day of the t. Spalla ie training at a farm the city. by was still blushing this morning’) = for having worked the old trick On a poor college boy. ‘J os po _— / crsegpad sg paltaet the best | ! 4 oP , 4 crowd of the trip, turned o « . ° ; : ae a - f the game. Secretary eek Guse | THE choicest tobaccos grown are that will make Camels a better ’ i owever, that it dic n't mean much | ° ° . ~*~ Si a of them got in on students’ | bought for Camel cigarettes. Mil- smoke. But not a cent 1S spent to — ) mn f a. Another Onert | lions of dollars are spent every year doll up Camel cigarettes. No fancy : —— ae nd ay olin peg Bie ne von e ° . ° " ‘ : — [aie Serer'act on"rng |. 0 insure their uniform quality, _‘Sp* ot gay and wasteful wrappings the White Sox. | | We believe that the smokers of / [er wan not worsied: much ‘by the | No money is spared in the mak- America want smoking quality , Z ee pitchers, as he got two ‘ . : ‘ eae wnt © sacle out or five ing of Camels. The tobaccoiscured without frills. | Ag _: pate iesueq 14 } carefully and aged long. The exclu- | Camels simply will not tire your I ais ter, ti cs ive Camel blend of ‘fine Turkish , | sive el Diend of ‘fine iur taste or leave a cigaretty after-taste, | dinals £0 by bus to Fort Worth. o play the Cats tomorrow and Sun- ° 7 ° BE Gea Werth shewa’ previa, and Domestic tobaccos is the work no matter how liberally you smoke some reali competition for they have won the Texas League pen- of experts. The paper in which them! w Notes in | Topcoats leasure Caster Tints cg si ta SREP lf ty Ho Km rah is tefl Tint-o’-Tan nant six times in a row Tint-o'-Grey : oy Tint-ahonen A HIGH SCHOOL TEAMS Camels are rolled is specially made “Have a Camel!” is the password Tint-o’-Blue se2 | | ofav It With ftyle FROM 33 STATES IN . e e + . "BASKETBALL TOURNEY in France to obtain the best. Noth- to the quality cigarette, with all the CMG thasch 90. > suet ing is too good or too expensive quality in the tobacco. ‘school teams of 33 states wil] be- | gin to arrive here today for the | ‘national interschomstic basketba]] | |; tournament of the University of) | Chicago. : give personal su- yunlity of my Suits , » ° o w/ i; “™ |} Undoubtedly the greatest gather- ‘ably low prices— ~ 4 ad logies to Flowers a 2? |ing of high school basketball! talen:+ is St. Louis’ most - @ with apo uN Ala. iin the game's history, between 400 Fh ial = } 'and 500 youths, will compete in the 3 When you put on this new Pull-down-all-round raw-edge soft Ais event. Thirty-four entries are:on . & . : : ith St le “oe file and a place is being held open . light -weight - felt, you broadcast Spring wit a new y Gv for the winners of state tourna- IS az Sensation for Easter, 1926. ee cee sec ee ee . 3 eS ‘ ‘ : ee ° ¢ | New York, Michigan and Wisconsin. rorner : The felt 1S just the right weight, and the brim ~ just the right of {A whose state titles are being decid- | ie. 4 width, to stay where you put it, and look well any way you ¥ ww 's (ed today “sa eign hy , | . Leys / | The entry list will be kept under | | 603-605 nding te SO), facttee oeees nent - . If “ + Style’? just remember, this is oe Sunday and play will begin March | : : : - ae = sy Sie differe wc 7 all new Spring Shades i Amy 30, continuing to April 3. a es Pine St : only One of a Hundred different shapes 1n , Sesepees | The 34 competitors already listed | : ! . | With plain and fancy bands, bound and raw edges. r | include 28 state champions. Wichi- | Two Doors From 6th — (> Y oN ita, Kan. which won the national | & om : o ) World F s is G&S for =u ichampilonship here a year ago, will ne tts weer cen | fereecuiacen ht gar BF°NEw ¥y tials ghia i ton, champion o Lansas. ope s> “ Three of the 1925 semifinalists are ~ will be in the lineup—Wheeler, \DDRESS : 4 “ ; ” ee QV i Miss., Westport High of Kansas er —_ & > City, Mo. and El Reno, Ok | % | = , BE. ha - ; wr Ci” 3 Winnipeg Team Wins. —— UNION LABEL “a a DULUTH, Minn., March 26.-—-Win- R. J Reynolds Tobacco Co Winston-Salem N Cc ; * ee a SSFUL TAILOR” nipeg shot four goals in the third | ie 4 iy cae 5 4 e + N h S h S ; erlod last night to defeat Duluth —- : | 312 ort ixt t. t to 3 im a central hockey eee | © 1926 v — 4 ae | game, tying the post-season pre- * ‘ eats | championship series ak@ a game! _ — , = aplece, 4 : a ge.

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The bee 66° while hjs partner, Hub rienced Men. ech nets national intercollegiate 'six over par for the ani julling up with 632. champion, defeated J. R. Kirk, St. new quailfying reeegg. e St. Louisans in Prize Money. ay ociat ' Louis, 2 up in the first round of | tournament Play here i : he f on ; ; a : > 6 . tere is : .* Ssyeral prize winning totals | HEN LE Y- ON. TH AMES, March |; match play in the men's dit “0 _ Miss Helen Paysem of i. = recorded by St. Louis bowl- | 26.—The Oxford and Cambridge| The second 13 re a sae ae a al “ © 7 +} rision will De piaye« Omorrow |. ! of i crews wi a) t he Thames to- | Vision W : 7 a ers, although the all-round Work preteen Boxe gy hy gow Name with the semifinals and finals Sat- | BIA l+he visitors was mediocre in the; morrow for their annual eight | GENLACHER 7h » + %, aA BREAK TWO RECORD j —— nel LLL _ LOUISAN DEFEATED ST. he doubles and 577 in the 575 tn 2210 Oublend Cambridge|® singles, ‘oe most of their attention Race Tomorrow was focussed on the bowlers — | | Rochester. PINEHURST, the _Collett, national] urday., a ee > unusual heights in vaulting | ar “are "f ic man : Rn Ra Charley Hofl's propens for the unusual hel . ey minor events. oared race. a ane — Miss Marion Turple, New Orleans, CHANCE AT 1 ad netruction of a specia! set of elongated fr Vau.. St Louis scores: will be in either shell. won from Mrs. Don Hamilton. Chi- ! NEW YORK. March : ? ge 4 ° arppecsifatea i ee SLi & ca s - : . ry on - ; » Seer a. the Post-Dispatch ee ss NWaorw in champlon’s visit at the ' Two-man ea ae P ag ond The practice of the crews has: .., 6 and 5 in the outstanding ing an an agreement + ata : . ; i ao ii i mm & id ‘ ia lr pda As : ; a e e 1 a ai “ nd é ¢ z * iT. ase a * in ait ae i ‘ - ® . : »22- ; r gory > Le rr: re revealed that the standards Fey + score was rol! ed here today 1 »Q De Dae Grubb 181. 195 03. 2K IT) ine nies aie “ e ¢1, . . al varsity dad wnp 1? of rain. . ‘ ersit, in “T) l ; ie . a ; : . _r¥ a . ripment { I ¢? i) } ikKeWwat track iis Aa » ess Ivy : 54 ve ey & Total = ) 368 418 ch l - 2} ~ nort OL ia @ usu « MI ° ry You ci ica ° will (> rmnany, the new aft’ : = ati iaic Pia FTES : pra Sate evt, Vha . oe " : he (Orie on A — ¥ er - Ss ae = and . ‘ "aby a ss. : 3 4a ad 1i¢ . . 2 9 ae . : poke : hicher than 12 feet 6 inches, the customary height the American Bowling Congre |—1121. Spencer. 170, 174. 17%. Tib-' standards. The lack of first-class; “rs. / ne ge al | billiard champion, wit; ihent part in a Y yrd-toy Aline d be raisead DO iiisiiecs tia satin aio . os ii Charlies Re sinlie of Racine. Wis.. 2 et ts 160. 186 a ® | Tota 330, 360 atermen te evtdeds in bot h crews | niay iiss Hurple and Mrs. Barre with the w inner of Jitional foot was 2 ide 1 to the sliding ;* “#'** ; SPP ar 1n77 Warcermen 1 ev ae 4 e : wie: o,. will meet. Mrs. ¢. M. Case. i . er —. — , ItT]JONai LOOT va aGQGeua LUC : 13 — +p: {S79 é ce : , scaled ot icag Iii mee it a se. ill 0 al evening at the KANSa | 4 - { such equipment An add | member of Riepeis Arcades tea ’ Singles— Huist ae og Sor: Heim bet and the chance for a record row also of Chicago, in the semifinals = Sean 18 a champfe i tne = heioht of 7} feet and h inches . frst ti in 13 years an Steppacher 63. Zl Tio—ot Tt. ‘ o tit" eo ian ens ae ~ oo within - : , POO! iaSt Ns Tha) aiiow Za heignt OQ. i 4 ' I iS hé Ss LTLe@ ath oy : ' istTorv oO al 179.. 206 157—542: Kuhl, 192. 171 70 yver the famous 4 he -mile rourse LOmorrow The winners will con- etnies a = il da : “a ee ~ si bh ere: a _ foe « ty +. ; a — —a —. a i i cL. a at a po mare -4 eee > 4 . : z “ ; {} } }3 , , ‘ 4 ‘ + iié s . = RASL ios th Sec oy ti bie Lie is m0 ¢ - 533 go gat Hag OO ieee 1: 51-490 from Putney Lo Mortlake is v ery rast for the title Saturday. i match for "Withers ite's tithe ” : 7 Aa > = a > cS : ot i +hart Fame O1f Spencer a i a ~—ntsows $ i . i pen = Ls . : : - nit was taken out @¢ 10:30 o clock. the organization at .@ woos wrni-|-o~ ‘181, 176—589 slight, although the race possib y as & ‘ ‘ | ; . > t is , c wurTrua- -— ° » PS : = 7 4 : i pees sears d piled to Murchison to Tun 300 has been chalked up in. te will be an exciting and close one.;| Cambridge weight. They meting, U. Bosna. ¢ 4 wecterday né } ‘ tv , is ; - other ~? rik ° me Reh : : — . Stn A. A imp.onship : k : | Ri Murchison. eprint ace. whe Tee «ee Ome Other perfect mm Hockey Teams in Tie The Oxford crew will use a new} been able, however, to distribute} Boxing, A : feet from the base en M son, Sprint as ae here in 1913 by Billy +] igher sides| their weight more evenly than in| CHICAGO. oe Wenning --U-yard free-s ¥ ee oe fig ae x i ard handicap to!W¥%5 mace here m isis ©: | py the Associated Press. boat. It has slightly higher sides; their ght re é ess , rive ‘ -* i‘ = it ~ 2 ; — .” 5 ae ’ e i. ™~ ; t an event i s 42+ Se | f -VE ‘ ui ' ” : . | Ta ; — " f | " ; Seiad one Dr g Sale ! nd oll nm a 2 va lwas bowling in the doubies. Ft | roons will enter the second game of by swamping, such as overtook the Thames is choppy on Saturday. | istered on a ts es e + mixturé@ iS a Gee \firchia, ’ farcnrit istance | on F seme ane : _ : s * recanee alate ° - ; d : 44 = ~ eo = *r- a "T"\.. « for ar le €@..0 S bas - : — : : . th. ¢, tin t a rest]. Of a L Bs ms : : , me ~ ~ i f 45 9-10 = ~ 7 ? : TAF srrive tomorrow morn-S ington track _— mer McK ithe second and wound up in the] too ia = as ‘ e of the series | carry a load of about 1530 poun:'s. | Oxford has three*“and Cambridge }eight divisions. The nunteae : lev star who has set numerous rec- ; > 4 r nd Riepel wet] tie in the first gam yt te . : sae a - th the i four held at Dexter Park, m s -10 se : : ; nspect the. field l¢ ird with 183. Heand Riepe: (here last night i|heavier by 30 pounds than the! fou : , ° ‘i sins . ee eT ords ijt? lisfances siete: 40 to 300 ; ‘ . oe hy “irtue af thei. | nere sASt ves ° _ snag Washing : reat for : +4 44 Jinto seventn piace DY i ee sity, was nm preiminary _ 4; yards expresved nat isfaction with! i total or 1278 in the two- | “@ ® - — . ~~ 2 ™ re th¢ ~~ near xhich rent ok fas Be irs First in Relay ; high f “ is en e d ul man ‘ in y = i Pape - . lee n en ~ ents. 2 he Wes ; St OT “a ‘ i re ‘al astic TTl¢ r~ bg gr 4i\ To nis right eg nad Nfeaiea ; Tha nerfe ba 3a mMNe@ Was rolled in ; ats ’ Pe on loin , Trent. hu ; ee “ - VW a ee 8 226-yard , ‘ run ff The evening Jan iinsey Olymp! urdle ' tw n -shunned alleys, Nos. Aa ~ ren +4 a ~ : (Tt B = ii ~ — ’ ¢ si se “ er: 2 * \ ‘ Ewer areal i oe * a nnam Ot A. A a 1a ending he University of 11] baie standing but two others. rebound - ’ ~ . ; - ; .& ry 4 ‘f A ‘ a -¥ ra - , ~~ > oe = - ‘ a ae ne oe Th, women’s " 2 5 4 7 hette red tT} 1a W re A. ie ss a2 ; _ “na 55 the kit emi. aw OS mm t. A. C. broke | aaa o 23 under Western A. A. U. sanction e ament, turning out to ‘ . a , tax record by paddling js 4 IT} ' Pe e W. A. A. UL. record for dis. 200-yard relay record by pad permitting the establishment of of- | .4;.4, immy Smi in action, 3 gine ficial] world's records. are on sale vitnessed a real exh tion of the DeL Suits Ask your archit »{at Spalding’s, Lowe and Camp-i.4,, * snilline the pins in th Ar- uxe « os lbell’s, and Leacock’s. mory building here yesterday. The Smartest of the season’s ou e€ . . 3 : ee pre = 7 >? sn vorids greatest” however, did DB single and double-breasted Made with two pair of trous- ° provide the fireworks but a Pair Box and Tube Models. in ers and one ides—to com, , rr. + J $ * Jack Horner Wins = © 20>hs:e- sous. ey Hs. og pete with Custom tailored | rT rT NY) *2 i | + eir way in P 1 Lo stone, Gibraltar Grey,Saddle ' e , . ; rias tit Sion f tne ma 4 kid ; _Bright’s Boy, Also an American a a 2 4haa total that Browns, and a host lye The very finest of the fine pe ae: wre with 2 SKINNER Sati e * : , : it~ - Qn Tar ¢ Ss. ; a tin ~ Owned Horse, Third in En- (| #ourth highest mark ever regis-| | All _ —and THAT’S saying =f tergd in the two-man event o@ the Lining: something! | glish Turf Classic. a i ae custaueee me cramming the building to watch ‘Smittv” in action saw him count Trading Dollars... There’s no profit added. Exchanged cars at thesame prices we allowed for them ‘at the head of Auto Row.” sil ssidiuitiactan ee — eo ee age = : = OLIVER CADILLAC CO. HH : sil LOCUST AT LIN * a 2’ (en eer eee OPEN SATURDAY UNTIL 7 WE MATCH YOUR COAT & VEST AND SAVE YOU THE PRICE OF ANEW SPRING SUIT set : “eagped “New Collegiates”’ pattern and color for dress, work’ Just the Pants for School >K = and play. $9.95 og : a | | a | 9695 fli) Su. Be = Up ‘Seana Ait “te ee WE ARE THE LARGEST RETAILERS OF MEN'S PANTS IN AMERICA me THE PANTS STORE CO. eu: PINE PINE MAIL VEST OR SAMPLE Qi a.’ j Men’s Trustworthy Shoes You'll like the styles. You'll like the leathers and when you see the quality You'll Like Our Common Sense Low Price .00 NONE PRICED HIGHER — SHOES for Men @ and Women Dependable srs x’°S ACKOSS THE STREET FROM FAMOUS-BARR | b meieeememmoaoun — rig, another heavily backed ‘horse finished fourth jack Horner was ridden by W. Watkinson, Old Tay Bridge bw J Anthony, and Bright's Boy by E. Dovie. CANADIAN REACHES SEMIFINALS OF GOLF TOURNEY IN FLORIDA ® Asscciated Pres =" AUGUSTINE, Fla.. March 2. —Two, New Yorkers. a Floridian ind a Canadian won their way into the semifinals of the Florida winter amateur golf championship here resterdayr They were Kenneth M. Reed moerwaale, N. Y.. and J. f, Ander- SOT wereen Citr. & tf. Harry L. Evans, St Augustine, and Frank Thompson, Toronto. Thompson f ompson. former amateur ! lampion of Canada, was two down after playing four holes against Edmond Guggenheim of New York. but he won — next five holes land the match r@ and four | Reed won on ‘tie seventeenth |®reen over George P. James of Washington, two up and one to pilav Anderson's victory carried him to vict. ry over Roy Barnhill Fox fm ™. Y.. after they made the turn all square. The score was four and three. Evans beat Joe craig. Jackson- ville High Scho®] be S@Ven and five. O’CONNELL TO PLAY HARADA i NET FINAL the A sane ORMOND RE AC H, Fla —Teorgre (cy Ry we ta te: . March 26 “fi on nei (~ hicago. went ‘into the final round ot the annual Halifax County tennis tournament here yesterday when he defeated S. Howard Voshell. Kew Gardens, am i, §.§. §$—11, @~4. i eel Will meet Takeich! Harada, Jap Rese tennis champton, tn the abe today. F.C. Baggs, New York. and J Lang. Ormond, Reach. advanced to round for the doubles title by beating Siade and rank Harris, both a ee of $7, 6—4 and then ~ the finais by Gefeating Bea! " You’ve Waited Until the Last Minute ~ —~BUT WE COUNTED ON YOUR DOING THAT. And so we're ready for you ~ despite the ; _ fact that Easter is just around the corner e Glen Checks, Pineapple and Wide Wale * Weaves—Silk Stripes—Tweeds, Herring bones and Flannels—in the season’s smart ~ est shades: Granite and Gibraltar Greys, Saddle and Tobacco Browns, Cavalier Mixtures and Buff, Belgian and Midnighi Blues—in the new two button sacks full-shouldered double-breasted models. You'll want a suit at the eleventh hour. That’s the way it always is. But we'll have it for you. And that’s the way it always is here! We're ready ~WHENEVER you are! le Arcade Olive at Eighth Open Until 6 P. M.

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PINEHURST, March 2¢ a. ae _ Collett, - : OP ate ; ruth ; national woman's )— round of tne south women’s golf chasatl , . 2 ns pedi by taking a S8—39_77 ig ah | i Ene Six over par for the courts b. _- , | new qualifying record for me x > Of tournament play here a | ai- Me Was se0¢ ; | ” s ? of Port aa a rrow | oes wath 42—4} . = | Sat- | a “t- HAGENLACHER TO Gpr § =, | q f ans,| CHANCE AT 181 | Chi- | NEW Yo a + _ a, ee, 4 aot fae RK, March 26 __ ing an an agreement - | champion, led the field in the ® [ YW f \ _ Wn t i uat - ' Mal _— the | between 3 ee | he | ie Hoppe and Jake Scha Pie: = , -ae ty h)i ” e er, ; 7 | Rublic today, Erich Hagenlach i) wil] Wsermany, the new 18.9 b oat s =, nett / billiard champion, wll get whe kl * Sahay ; with the winner of th Mateh - = ‘| Srnhaafar , e Hoppe. ata | haefer 18.1 championship * ‘ing within 60 days. # * N- io 2 : Oppe | Schaefer will begin a 3600 5 % _— —-= | Match for Willie's title on Ome rey if a ieee > ©" Monday | pute A. A. U. Boxing, April 20 we i 1} 1 in CHICAGO, March 36 __» | 4 : | be | blanks for the Central 4 a4 = ee the | boxing championships, s " & . April 20, were sent out te - em mt San —¥ x LA day. r te istered A. A. U boxerg tn I) un} | Wisconsn and Minnesota are aioe , 4 ‘| ible to battle for the titles t{ In the Be \eight divisions. The bout will a —4 ope ° heid at Dexter Park, nere. : ised Specifications — Bond’s e LuxeSuits ide with two pair of trous- -and one idea—to com- fe with Custom tailored ality at less than half of y o. custom tailor’s ce e very finest of the fine ind THAT’S saying nething! $45 t Minute TED / HAT the » rner e ple and Wide Wale s—TIweeds, Herring- in the season’s smart- and Gibraltar Greys, > Browns, Cavalier elgian and Midnight vo button sacks and -breasted models. 45 for Your New Home The plans of your new home Outside Icing should provide for icing the re- frigerator from the outside. It entails practically no additional construction cost. It returns many advantages. Besides the convenience, it permits setting the refriger- ator into the wall. The front of the refrigerator is flush with the inside wall, giving additional working space in the kitchen. Ask your architect or builder to provide in the plans for outside icing. POLAR WAVE ICE & FUEL CO. ' | | PLT EE LNT LT NT I Ty RT RR I fine tre = : _ _ “egy ‘ " OR ene ee et ristocratic flavor ‘ at a democratic price. Lucky Strike’s simple reason for being preferred by millions is . , ' ; ie . | ' #3 . ' ; >. z * Pe . a The hidden flavors of the world’s finest tobaccos are developed by this costly, extra process, and that’s why Pai PP eererenreemmeenes . Ree ace a aioe R Se Oe Ee eee . ‘a Pi HGS Fikoe et oe ae Ty EEE RUS NE ARRON he wie EE IE nm eRe Nye “Tey roam SN CIEL LIN LAL IO LEI LEO Ls LA BO CE AO SS IS SI ee ONE SE EE EY TNE HA RE ANE! IRR ean arenes rene ~ a smCOR PORATED ~ . re - Guaranteed by & 7” ST. LOUIS Royer. Nicpwp are rwye Fe |; Meramec siireet. { — ovr —— A Keo CER ene eR Seen REPORTS SOUTH SIDE SALES The Christian Brinkop Real. Es- tate Co. reports the following sales: (land to Frank C€C Gardner: ' terle: ‘and Flisie Kenter: ,and Tholozan , cant corner, | Meyer to the South Side Chevrolet | Dr. Gus J. / $250 a foot: | Holbert, 3533 Crittenden street, seven-room residence with 50-foot lot, for Har- ry Rossen to Willard H. and Grace | P. Guest: 4222 Osceola street, bun- galow, for Vonust C. and Mary Wie- and Laura Belle Diets; 69-foot lot on Kinghhighway Southeast, near Morganford road, for Fred and Minnie Kollas_ to Charles Jochim; 4031-33 Cleveland avenue flat, for Angie Selzer to Frank Warga: 6282 Cates avenue, | four-family apartment, for Ben and Ida Schechter to Max and -Bessie 4211 McPherson avenue, a four-family apartment, for Maurice Goldman to J. Fred and Jennie Oes- 8589 Nebraska avenue, four- room cottage, for Caroline Goerisch to Peter Kassell and wife: 3756-58 South Broadway, store building with flats above, for a client to Abraham corner of Grand flat with va- for Christ and Lizzie avenue, Co.; 3614 Tennessee avenue, cottage, for Mathilda Brombach to George Hierrmann to Dr. John E. and Dorothy Durean; 2643 South Compton avenue, five-room bunga- low, for Annie C. Nichols to Mar- guerite and Charles D. Dolan: 3652 South Spring avenue, brick cottage, for Harry and Anna Schaber to Joseph and Minnie Flori; 3626 Mich- fan avenue, bungalow, for Andrew. Fischer and wife to Clements D. and Eugenie Gans: 1630 Texas avenue, six-room residence, for Clements and Eugenie Gans to Anna Mor. RECORD PRICE REPORTED PAID FOR GRAVOIS AVENUE PROPERTY The Southampton Investment and Building Co. reports the sale of 30 feet of vacant ground at the inter- section of Gravois avenue and Mor- ganford road, across from Bevo Mill, just sé6éuth of Delor street, at $700 a foot. The original holder of this lot sold it for $15 a foot 14 vears /ago and the second owner paid $35 /-a foot 10 years ago: he in turn sold it for almost $400 a foot and the last sale for almost $790 a foot fis a record for Gravois property. The Southampton company also reports additional Gravois sales as follows: 5214-16-18 story stores, Gravois, three one- to Norman J. Sadler for A. and Bessie Mayer at @ con- |sideration of $32,600; 50 feet south of Tyrolean for Lew Braprotnik to a client at a consideration of 34 feet of vacant ground on Devonshire from Charles representing George P. Benish, seller, to A. Kozeny; four- family apartment building, 6269 Cates avenue, for Louis Greengard (to K. Zemel, property to be man- aged by Southampton company LE, NEWELL OPENS OFFICE IN CLAYTON; SELLS 3 TRACTS a ee Ly E. Newell, who for the last 13 years has been vice president of has North the Newell Motor Car Co., established an office at 7 | Newevil’s first transaction ‘volved the sale of two 40-acre tracts adjoining, on Ladue road. just west of Price road, overlook- jing the St. Louis Country Club. ‘One-half was handled through the iwas conceded to be Real Estate Mortgage Trust ty real estate company. the lever paid per acre in large tract ,has a valuation of about Newell will continue active in the; acreage. Newell also reported the sale of a 20-acre tract on the Warson and Ladue roads, which was sold to C. Harold Schreiber, which tract now ‘motor car business. GENERAL METALS PRODUCTS CO. ‘talozzi «treet. PROCURES NEW QUARTERS The Federer Realty Co. reports that the General Meta! Products Co., formerly known as the Von der Au & Cluss Manufacturing C., one of the oldest metal works on” the South Side, has leased 35,090 square feet of space in the Anhe1- ser-Busch plant, at 1115-1127 Pe:- The increase in «he business of the products company was given as the reason. The firm. which was organized in 1889, is now capitalized at 76,000. Her- man yon der Au is president ani R. A. Kaltwasser is secretary ani genera] ‘manager. The firm is moving from its 014 ‘location, at 2400-2408 South Jef- ferson avenue, the building which it has occupied for many years. The new quarters of the products jconcern occupy one-half of a city asjuare block, with all operating Space on one floor, with skvlighta. It js served by a private switch connecting with the Manufacturers’ Railway REAL ESTATE BOOM STRIKES LOWER TEXAS GULF COAST CORPTS CHRISTI, Tex.—A backwash of the Florida hoom sud Coast region of Texas. In Corpus Christi, Kingsville. Bishop and in towns of the lower Rio Grande Valley more property has changed hands during the last four weeks FRIDAY EVENING. MARCH 26. 1996. | A. and Cecelia L. Luedde: 2910 Allen avenue, seven-room residence, for | in Clayton, in con-' jnection with Alfred Kerth, a Clay- |, iton attorney. | ip- Co. | and the other half through a coun- | The price | highest | $40,000, | than during any similar period in their histor: Values have mounted witho any apparent Cause exeent that there has been an influx who seem to be willing to pay higher prices. Several lar division rge sup being pro- moted demand for property situated the porate limits of these towns, there is much activity in the sale of acre- projects are the Resides within cor- age bordering the Laguna Madre, | the purchasers having the idea that of coast between the the long stretch Corpus Christi and the Rio Grande may ‘into colonies of winter hamon HENRY C, FAUST OPENS REAL ESTATE OFFICE WITH FATHER Henry ©. Faust, formerly wit ithe Union-Easton Trust Co. and the ‘John W. Gibson Realty Co necape opened a real estate office at 5496 Fiaston avenue Faust will be ae- sociated with his fgther. Jor u. i aus, ¢ wa mouth of | be developed aint am ST.LOUIS POST-OISPATCH ~-— « Aen RN een em - - a ~ TT = ene pam OE te at ~ CHRISTIAN BRINKOP CO. ‘NUMEROUS SALES REPORTED BY SANDLER-WIEHEN CO, Realty & Construction Co. reports the follow- ing sales: The Sandler-Wiehen Business and tenement property, southeast corner of Ninth street and Julia avenue, owned by John the 4125 H. Bux bungalow, to a client of Benson Realty Co.: (7. Brockelman, single flat, Cleveland avenue, owned by M. to- a client Powers, of the Realty Co.; five-room 4915 Brannon avenue, owned by Kilmer Klein, to Benjamin W. Car- son; 30 feet on south side of Itaska street, 5400 block, owned by Beh- man et al, to Ethel E. Wiehen. The company reports loans made in the’ last week totaling $32,000. This firm also reports having contracts build homes for the following: Harry A. Rinkel, bun. valow, on Summit avenue, Webster Groves; Martin Schmoll, bungalow, in the 5300 block on Goethe nue: Edward Stroehr, bungalow, on Finkman (Woodland Park): Peslie Reuter, bungalow at 5468 Itaska > “ Lo street; Thomas l. McLaughlin, pun- | ' ralow at 1019 Veronica avenue. ave- | CAHOKIA SPECIAL ELECTION A petition was filed in the St. Clair County Court signed by 32 voters of the Village of Cahokia, asking that a special election poration. Judge Weber fix the date in a day or two. The village of Cahokia has been In existence since 1695. It was first the Mission of the Notre Dame of Cahokia and in 1715 King Louis of France granted the tract to the Bishop of Quebec. In 1765 the Village became Brit!sh territory and in 1783 a part of the State of Vir- sinia,.and in 1789 it became a part of the northwest territory. The village was the first county seat of St. Clair County. It has a popu lation of 320. Withdraws as Candidate for Sheriff Paul WNisselhbach Centerville Station, who had filed for the Re- publican nomination for Sheriff in st. Clair County, yesterday re- ‘quested County Clerk Hoerr to withdraw his name. Charles Gei- bel, who sought the nomination for member Board of Review of withdrew a week ago. The primary alection will be April 13. of of N \ KY QS Ws SQQAY SS SS MN \ ‘\ »S \ ~ *s : aa SS XN 4 NY “Se S or both, Borden’s Malted Milk ‘‘goes right to the spot’’. A nourishing food, a delicious drink—at any meal, between meals, for all the family. Economical, too, and quickly preparod without cooking. Keep a jar on the pantry shelf—it’s convenient. F(a BORDEN’S MALTED ORANGE 3 a tempting food-driak Miz 2 heaping t ule easpoonf Borden's Maited Milk to a paste with a little hot water. Add % cup orange juice and 2 tablespoonfuls cracked ice. Mix well. It’s easy —just a few turns of the egg-beater and yop have a perfectly mixed drink—hot or cold— flavored—or just the natural, creamy, malt taste. | Atall good grocers and druggists ACE LE EN OA LES TT, be | called to submit to the voters of | the village the question of incor- | entered | an order for the election and will | Republican | the , Assessments, | et ae = 3 ~ eee seta cm. Pe wert ss e, > Fe ” = PETES 4 3 re: 2 3 lo net a COLDS, HEADACHES, NEURALGIA, NEURITIS Colds, Headaches, Neuralgia, Neuritis and Lumbage vanish when treated with Smucker’s Pink-n-White Tab- lets. This amazing new remedy—-a famous doctor’s preseription—has brought instant relief, safely and sure- ly to thousands of sufferers. Get a 25¢ or 50c (triple size) package from your druggist today. At All Wolff-Wilsen Drug Stores; All Johnson Bros. Drug Stores; Keiffer ore, Broad- way and Franklin; Enderle Drug Co., Welpert Drug Store, Oth and Pine. Sold and Recommended by All Reliable Druggists We F ight Col We paid $1,000,000 for this way ing more efficient. The name is Hili’s Cascara-Bro- mide-Quinine. It combines all the best that men know for a cold. The best way is to have it on hand when needed. Have it ready to stop any cold at the start. Then Many years ago a great laboratory | started to develop a way to fight ‘colds. They worked 25 years to per- |fect it. All the best that science | found was embodied in it. We have lately paid $1,000,000 for that formula and product. Just be- cause millions have proved it the|is when minutes save hours of | greatest remedy for colds. And mil-| trouble. ‘lions more will use it when they But, if vou lack it when the cold develops, get it as soon as rou ean. know. ' . ! Get the genuine for nothing else is It stops a cold in one day. It stops the spread of 4a like it. The way eold. a ends the Be Sure It’s Price 38¢ in whieh it ends a ' dread. of a cold. | N cold will remove ‘In a, lifetime of CASCARA all your fears of investigation we an cold. At your have found noth- Got Red Bes “25419” with Portrait drug store. | Late “Help Wanted” Service _ Get the Help You Need i a ——, | As late as 12:30 o'clock Help Jf | Wanted Ads are received for the later afternoon editions of the Post-Dispatch. Any day except Satur- day, should you neglect to send in your Help Want Ad before 10:15 for the HOME Edition, it will be accepted as late | 1 as 12:30 P. M. for the later editions. Phone GCArfield 6600. " | Post-Dispatch Classified Columns | St. Louis’ RESULT Medium | j ee ANTWERP, Belgium — Gateway to Paris, tinental point that you desire to reach. If your immediate destination is England or France, you can land at Plymouth or Cherbourg. On superb Red Star ships, you enjoy a luxurious standard of service that has been famous for 55 years. Accommodations available to suit every purse and plan England, France, Belgium Sailings every Saturday BELGENLAND April 10 PENNLAND April 17 Check your car as baggage. No crat- ing necessary. ED INTERNATIONAL W. H. Louis, St. STA WHITE STAR LINE ATLANTIC TRANSPORT LINE MERCANTILE MAYBAUM. Mer. Majestic Hote! Bide.. Eleventh and Pine St Mo.. (ex Pittsburgh) LAPLAND April 30 LAND May 8 MARINE uthorized Steamship Agent waa or any witzerland and the Rhine Valley Start your European tour at Antwerp, Europe's central gateway. Close to Antwerp are many delightful travel centers—Rotterdam, The Hague, Amsterdam; Brussels, Ghent, Bruges; Louvain, Liege, the Ardennes. Picturesque Belgium will enchant you. And when you are ready to go elsewhere, convenient train connections can be made for any Con- ( / ) a .* 2 i al = = b — . neem . 7 ae - ry _—— . «, acd vay ~- > we tte Z ;' CS PY ANTWERP “a” We sell 1. M. M. Travelers Checks. Payable every- ¢. L ea ~ Mi ee a a cy “en, Pee. COMPANY s. SE OZ AAM CITFIrATIMA! U/ante”’ laet worur___. 7 ae £4 fie as... oh... TIDES sho, Ge F aera cnn LLAhKARINE DPD Se § FRIDAY,

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‘eee 8 ePeaw § 7 Sere 1 : * ee oo SS ney rillgemetggt ae »‘-alliepedial ‘ ce oe avin irr Maen oe". wOTiatv © ” , car imme TAN i pet! ia ‘ . dah. — . . 2” he arice 87,7, 4 WA COAI EMA KT A ie te eC feiveMmAria & *.* walter he , | ~Hiax ea in 4) eee: * SD Sak Sets tiie ——, .5 room etngie on or neal ‘ e ¥o POM i ELD. INC.. i, men ae GA t BOT] 72" Chestau ‘ier heat, garage, C edt 60 iH -n' “20 m ef Geren * {329-—12 reoms good for ‘rooming I Se he @iet ric. ' . Winkel a MARTIN. ST BBL. gi toe 1746. (80) BU mbeit 5075, WACHTER, 7011 8. Bway VaAriit'y Son: ‘le Uhestiut : : Pp Waa fo Pe Sa) ’ ; 4 ta. - 2 ew pM pie ’ : ¢ ; ‘i nh ll iggy Pl oe Sie ranaer P ms (309.1). dinner concert | po ’ (475.9). Hub trio. | ket «a 6 P. M. a i tins eos m ? mr hy s ras ; - r oak we Ls COTS ROR iis. eres OEE LENA MEO LT GER ES REP I Ome ’ ~* ~4 hh } * ee. @ is DMoOrn With thAem as » fear of the boogay. onlv it lasts Se ey wr ak. th Ce fends q ti > » 7 : i are BE See | =" Bie: : * : . Wes 4 longer of tuct * aaags ea ee * ke You may bay choice Orpheum seats al ‘. “@333.1). music story hour.” | Ket : Of justice In the terr:torw as beire Pbranch bex offices in your netg ie - ng Syncope- | ' % a : eA Ah ARAnciqgarea,; ie , - : ——/ —. —" : e Wear green ts considered un- eft. te. at recular prices. Ask your druggist. (3°. $). = = pre ‘vy and in the provtsion.§ dis- yal ieee AN ; LAST tgs 7 at a 2 h z tricis a superstition exists that if Leadiog Thantre of St Losi THREE One DUIS aA Freen dress or su iit one AMUS me "RS cil] be compelled to buy a lack pean a9 EMENTS Ws 63 : mee FP NEG OT AES TL EE LOIS II AOR SNOT aA ONL ttl ie it. Bhatia Jeff. & Chouteay ' and (379.5), dinner program, , ] sinipemseniheimesiinias =. eh fa. A. 18th Street ;F= np (516 |, Goldkette’s Petite ff 4s, ourning outfit before the year is NIGHTS POP. MATINEE “mn S Lafayette | - 6:15 P. M. : 8:15 . atti ’ his strange complex was con- es te $3 TOMORROW. 50¢ to. $2 ’ (416.4). dinner concert. 6:30 P. M. among the Victorians. Burne 4333 +). Course in Econom- PATRICK ROACH PR ag ii | rv * ‘ st night decided against Willia! gies ae premetaas . arenas pt: Quartet. ; BY a: DOES NOT AFFECT THE HEART ; : : en oe PRICES °Se and 10 ter Real Estate Investments or MIDWAY ¥ (461. 4), Chilcott . from fi ig eee | Herbste: auis metorman. i is Homes see the Real Estate pages. irand & Washinsten ! py Beene (431.5), Happiness Candy | “Hees Pty 3 & ne fe’s affections = ¥ . T (348.6), musical. Krew ‘pees Ee : ical COMTALITTIS Vi cn a ction 2 r RS eee AS = 454.3). serenad —_—- fase S e 1 ? & ¢ yo = ire. Herbst and Baker's wi nd His a (454.3). ors. iw Pet tee. Hand “B aye’ boxes of I tablets aa apaaeana ign seal PAULINE BLE PE ($17) Mulkey Celebrities, : ‘od PG es Also bottles of 24 and ll eal na a ap Th Lillian & ¢ laxtea . (447.5), Jack Chapman andj] Prof ay ae ‘= x 7 yey 3)" eae gain + Mesr ‘ a *} ina % € >3 , - i. meee Sh st By Aspirin is the trade mark of Bayer Manufacture of Moneoaceticacidester of Salicylicaci@ ““* oe sing sen egy : “ 8, Yet... FF We, € BoB & ~ | SS 8 XX | Bae Oe ee Gee fee eee ee eee ee Concert Orchestra; art- Gree ee ei Herbsts separated in 1922 Siccad sole: Bed ' Hy st i€ | rds rost Tf] weg nNeritior I ae divore STARTS Triumphent Return Engagement or the Ser msatior~ QUEENS ‘ (382.7). Thaddeus Wronski K et ii? LOANS ON PERSON’L PROP’ Y MONEY WANTED ee SS a. VLE a ems of Elsie Janis’ “Puzzles of 1925” affite : a Bie | ae > 3a Pron MPSeOorrtiann ‘ries HU fie pf bff, UL AR soilpeiecaiiaiai sonia : oa ee at ; si _~\ “a ae —— a ~ mrss aif tosis , 5**5 ethene st pf Ete pt pig he 7:15 P. ™. >> 2 bie neh ents: confidential. 1SSi R y. a treatment and indignities. The pe- TOMORROW DEMAND Program Arth Peed ee a dleaaR GUARANTEED” a ee —~ RITZ ’ Ae £ ¥ 2% | 4a & 2 form . 4°02 i : siatili SS che 4 4 P 4 4 With cna ri =. } mus Ris cat 2 ¢ menth = a Rouse re ) s J Ss ie 4 “SE ae ae ee fas ee a , Sie ee » se? Cie FIRST L FEI OF TRUST granted to Herbst on a cross TOM TERR Grand and Juniata } Ricarde € “ mystery play. | i Rite: beh Y “ya Bete 35 FOR SALI sed on infidelitw charges mee sresty occas sich : (232.8) Craig’s orchestra. sic . hey Ee ne * ew | “_ egret gpg $1000 ella Saker then filed a $2 0 slan- TOM “* 2 (475.9) Waterbury commun ) is mies etme MAES, REPUBLIC FINANCE CO. gar cute againer Tom Herbst. fathe Also Woodland (70x sx Samp (45 =i s . co 48 a eee a © meas i ioe tee 3 23 Ase oa Sull aga 20 0 Lali. “91S Gr Sener might. aol ia * ati . _ iu ' wi Trust : a LL?L Arcade Bidc i tate , tn the cult de od Oo Pp c 7 A AM » T Oo ay ravels “Green - z 7:30 P. MM. 6. He j 7 ‘os z= N 7 to 1 o Sa ra -- Ronco — Clete a but na udg: nent wW: as — in an All-Color Tilm Novelty ST LOgIS AMUSEMENT 00S (363) Concert. = pee te , STF oem $190 incvudiag iasurance, if re ___MINENG _jed. William Herbst then filed “MARIONETTES” — n6t6.6) ee ° if mes Bei io. ' from. + \iine Pnenat ; ; ‘ \ a ; erch Lane ; Be ' Ind.. and tomorrs tz = on ie Olive S | : tke fee FF Gl ARANTY FIN ANC 4 co "| OPPORTUNITY—We news $14°.000 a ees e Best Liked Male Screen Sy Be p49) 5) Dinner concert. no ; t:2 tee @ _Moom 510_ tive, (03) $25.000 new capital et —" Ee tetern | ~2Quo0in, 1:i. Star is in ain. Sg. ee ———— SEE os, Pts: : ) ci 9 ae t — - > ro e", ’ — ‘ on t > + ~~+ oe _— ome " ae 7 * - Sout faa & QU ICK MONEY Mpg ing — Migr & te St. Louis Monds Grand-Flor. ;1!1-s% 66) ee i Bate be - : en a ire L™ = a bo ios te STE - be Ti trio: Moulin Leuts thes foe © r salaried people wn note. stock of a S250.000 cos a » se ce a OFler Pest - : Grand £ Flerissant' High “| 226) “a ee if aS morse r nd without knowledge goINe ‘rns Average monthiy sales untli April 1 and 2. when concerts ef al a orchestra; Verdi trie; Zig ea + Ry Si - \ Merrie i@ iv «s t 4 apf a = j aies i regs are ,° 9 ros rT ’ ‘ if ce ta lied I iT th - Ne: tings -} - fic: Two Jays. ; « .: mr. Ee "'* ‘ong Clty sateen, 2. iC saniinasgg ons ; a o7 Sg aaa . — — . , ; DOTS “ ‘Morte Eh Fat ; = G4 CMive at. (elf Watitad If rou at terested write E Association in East St. Louis. afte Jefferson & (rrave’s' gg = (461.3) Orchestra. . ‘ ei Be T-S7. Post-Daspate! which the orchectra wili en an « (416.4) Watkins family par- a eS a | A WILL exchang 1 apd pay ciff eg ee RURAL ea : 2 . tie Bee to Ns ON REAL, ey ee eee ae urd pas siffer-| week's tour of colleges throug HI-POINTE yg twins (2 eee erty. W. T. Pausch, Wainwrigh: Bids. ib Inven must be seen to be ap- Missour Clasten & MeCars 415.9) Musical program. woe ¢ - i h : rs ‘ ; — sie (IR anal = ;44 ‘ %3 ‘ _ i a in . = ne ° , a rogram Ba oe ' MONEY LOANED —SIu0.000 01 co Shenandoak ee e ns : _ ing me K NG EE H(219) “Crescent Park ase: ae oy ‘ ry 2 = } Ouis real est ut lowes! terest wc : : ‘i= { — Tr] = WT » | 2 4 ’ — ; 2. 2) eee , Sevanre OH Pretiss, ‘ond deeds of trust. - hie MONEX TO LOAN — ON FIRST AND AUTO THIMMING SHOP—South End: «s Middle Name. 8:30 P. M. erell ‘ies SKOOND DEKDS OF TRUST; ALSO = ,‘#diished busitess. Phone Kliverside py : Associated Pres - . 5 Eas q RL iL. DING LOANS, DAVID Pr. LE AH. 44:4). | 1 mane ~ on up gs « 0 4 Y R | c ‘ (349 ‘ a Peterson Family : ela x STH AND CHESTNUT. PHONE DELMAR GAKERY- ash or terms established | ASHINGTON, March 26.- More Astounding Than L-ver. rane be _—- | Pe aoe ~ =e aio on von a eS" ee ee ee FC erence True Ww ison, of She Convinced Thousands Last A Paramount Picture unith a ee ae ; ee 4438.3). orchestra. > Soe second deeds of trust ‘tour enue oe vice. SAKERY-—Doine S00U ocr we ee Y Methodist Board of Morals Week With Her Uncanny Ability [ I ANC = m (339 4), Singing Synucepat- ; 4 % BR! Cc haries Jwmier RS » .; ariet en i 2) on Kel] oe od = wi sacrifice if s0ld at Was 4 ali: d 2 iar In the Ke TX te Ain-“ er Any am! All Quest ions LA LEE TH = NEW YORK BALL CLUB i MAFFITT ‘ ALL : = F : he 4 . eh Owe? Yr .0T SSaAnt ‘c> ’ imoae — tr: “a. ** + 7 7 ag? ; . e Y ; = oie ff REAI. ESTATE LOANS BARERY—Must sell: mother sone sv tdnesday, was invited to charz Correctly. 281°: N. Vandeventer!» ned at (345.5), Carter’s Incas. ie: Be * 10 years to pay; easy terms: attrac- gy aon neieoe Etat BACT LU Or | — (4735.9). Gibson Mandolin; . 3 “ . tive rates ee a weve tied sitTxnie a eat Stteeeteiemeeeee ee a oe pM 4 de ARCHSHOEFRR_R. E. CO. BARBER SHOP—2 chairs. good buisiness BUSI co Sinica aaa “Th Mi i j I F hester ("rime of phe Pia, __ B85 Crespo et “"" _ ten) | cheap for cash. 1333 Ole = OT ener celle oO _E= e Million Dollar Handicap” pace | “Palace sf SEMMMAQ (44-5). Rosseter Cole and| i} oa WE advance money to re people at BATTER Y SHOP—Complete;: will sacr: “i page , ate ot. —— . & cs Orge Simons , | iis © | bankers’ rates, per cemt a year; ho ce. going “ of business: will take | =—=, 773 LT a einen — i. ae ia , indorgement or mortgage required; confi- auto im trade. Lae oezere = DB. i. 4 16 seman is ass ee tag trade reason 1 a (44° >» % ooper’s Hawatians. 4 : dential; no a gy Mh made Fn, Fe em- orth Grand toe eae 9 = a OFT - aE Ca. Maplewood ( - 7 ve ’ : : J j = : wo a mak Bg or renewing your — a Stand “A hase at a rare a ss cenian a nr , ny ie i ; “> ~siee ons} \ “S ( ‘, Ah, ct ks gts ns yes an RESTAURANT-—Real ,. OPE rtunity for A ey, oe Gee -~> mitt aul Anglo- Persians. . - ¥ “ os ; diva ; ‘ Dractics > nN = hihi eT ai >i 1! Ded ten , . 5 wae oe ~ . LET US MARE YOUR DRY GOODS— Established; spiendid West | ‘near eae tates Res” DT # Real Estate Loan = i Powi-Diapatch nS 8) ROOMING HOURE—A recs, paid Arte ff a Se Cry, © STARTING (392.8). popular program. UL NL IMITED RES SOU RCES yd os ro wd sO } a St J Ma rrieuis Rik MING Hi USE: Reg ,argza2 ~o ras e., ie te , - Ya . ‘ TOMORROW A Spectacular + ‘9 wre fo ir-act play, “Boer Aap Series on acai x _ terms 3946 Weatminster ‘ : v4 ee LOWEST RATES ' REPAI C ASD, SACUUM CLEANER ROOMING HOUSE—Goed furniture: mus! : _ x South Se ed Productio: (344.4). artists’ series. : oo a — ail AN ns = SP ii. eTTiis Owner 4334 64l3 “e ene . . - eenieaios * - os . 2 . 5 ry O#~ 3 te * M I Na, 54} sb] 4 rT °.0FT = ‘ba. & Ihre : ao “= | F ngs TH RY > ei MP L. ES $350. rent $150. double garage tern ) 47°") Westminster te ys dance SEVENTH #© CHESTNUT ner cont tan be saved en dinins « ROOMING HOUSE—11 rooms. housekerp. and Dbeadrowm sultes. see us todar Sa be i rs: ful $700) cash hu ¥s contents: OR «x oS arqy it : i a ‘ eel &i} oe ae - | REPRESENTING THOUSANDS OF HOME INVESTORS » P= 3004S" Seltarso®" oy ay ; AND LOAN CORRESPONDENTS OF THE PILLING §& rATION Extra good corner | ROOMING Wo TS} $ - Ricely furnished hean if seid at onee: owner has other jousekreping room ng $17): seli | LAST TIMES BERFE | | 9:35 P. 3 Bok DANIELS in “MISS BREWSTER’S “MILLIONS” and a i $-2.4) sextette, ectette, To Ad fi2.4:455 . > - a. i Featuring GIN Veter iser. ented Gravels. (¢8) compiete. rent S15 month “Of « he: ae ee, Ge. See, Ee ng ity a s E GORY 8 count . of rem th = 6-95: : = i i business. might consider late mode! aut for $450 isRand L 30 33 : as | MEW YORK LIE INSURANE webie, OOTY Fylier and McCausland ROOMING HOtTeE—i63n = Compton. 7 = srumental selections. a fe eae TES post} rooms mmedciate sale ail new furr “4 ng 1 P. “Mr ‘ : ene ne - fe57 , GENERAL STORE— \ (> =} rilwa resv tlie ] . a r it re jab e PWoreer TiPON? 9:30 P v : ee { hey Dt I* STORY OF THE TIMES (4412 program : FREUST AT 6 PER CENT INTEREST re | must Sox é sev. P.-i terms S9o1A Mol a—aen ST. _ieho) . ‘#). Orchestra. KGW We let yeu tra k« ~eur cows erme isis “ = 5 ‘> ChOMINGES te ‘tL Sis — St ~) Tr]? Tea r Poe a i a9 ‘ ' Ww , ; - B M. FRANK RR. E TEP heats —— enero ie _ ; ar to . _ * sh program. . : Seow » GArfield, 17 ~~ OE " ’ I S028. (c@3) Lt NCH] “YOM and ~“onfeetioner oPppes! : inienians 00 ‘ : - Pg JAZZ BRIDF . ag ' i3 15 Hewies ty : ; Bn ? ce facterr and ch acho mtg ene = — Siecainines ees r Ci VS tee nerEREr “ ¥ ‘\* Humerista | atts S427 Pain SEE Ration: F cco: tpt Sak ORT aoe Nwrthe, Weheum Care 7 VIRGINIA =; °OCBee $654.3). orchesten KNX a — — Station: 7 rooms; rent S$: will trade . : ce a a ataictnemein : Do \ Ou Need MEAT MARI KET AND GRO ERY STORE ‘or a restaurant. 1925 Olive. ym MATT M IPM-CONT iINUOUS -{] PM MORGAN. Sil? Virginia ' _ KYW : M ? ee ee Geet tor oon ae ee OORE A B:if with Evers ! eriety of Enteriainme ne o- — wes © so Nhs orga a z an be bought fer $000) down balance : : , . arene hy MEAT MARKET AND SAUSAGE Roow | Ur. Tindelt 1510 MARIE PREVOST Fan. Song. Dance. Music, Novelty WEBSTER |: = , in eo ff @30 : ai . | ROO) Tore , . . . : FIRST AND SEC OND DEE PS | for smeone| who. i aa eee ap agp ~ ae eee GEORGE WHITING ; Photesias itth and Clinten JERIT. i in? Nasihrrile : ss ‘ . 1 Din . , * ' : ” r Cie TT’ 2 @ / , . é , Dan hing interest. ar eee \ t ‘ wo8 Pine s« Yeas J@:: ké “9 tS ed ee ee | “THE GOLDEN COCOON ae oa ee! SiO4 Pine. ASiie SS Ain ‘ack work: Jes “hor” 2218s aren oo ooge rc lint Bh re of ah : SADIE BURT i = ‘ , hha 5 ~ as i? " +4 ik, Gia ‘7% e ™ ere - 7 os | WIT LINEN STORE oS) cheap. 1319 Arsena “0 She = Wantec In “Severs! Sones and Dances” | ee Jeriem MRA doa eae a SFY SOuUTA Sicte . , : : , ~ ss " oun ‘ . a MONE rage ih rho rts ire pers sal od re Ri OEE N “ rit at : oon s Ox sf { loth s. ‘_.@rs, Ass: e* ed hy VIRGI Nia bess | AE S Kiuntly Gerdon. Mertrey Y WANTED price low for quick sal. S883 3. etn, | “D4 moke offer, wonderful location fe Wild Parties‘ Covar & Ruffin J Helene Chadwick r oe z. ANTEED ret deeds of trust on ee oe . In “Tk- Poetr Mst: ; her F , POU peel prouerts of thers ‘han ihe: NEWSPAPE R gacte Seunty _ e ’ , 2? Jou MENG =" os prcipsiay i al @ oes 4nd = thhy Pod * ¥ of ot: on™ j de bie value anioumis $500. atieh S1OWO. | ture. 1020 Siam Barniea Tss2w | IM (ure Ted income: pargain for ai and Pid and Paid! THE ALBENTINA RASCH GIMLS— S6S00. $7500 $9000 and S10.0e0 all PAPER tO - lube. Inquire _Oftve Ss z ’ With ZOZO & KIKI | ; —— clear — unt 2 v ft": > Snciiateedee : FEES ea SHININ 7a Ria — 5 pe. _ 1 tremens air trata r lenty of fre end sé | oe ee Pa 9 Een. Les Klicks GRO. . W \NSTRATH. TiT% Chestrnt In neamtye Eiiimes tewn. located on mair | deing nice ostmess: worth SAD) sacr a “q SEES Ss Seth AE ee aE Re a __. 1288) mh oe te Garage; annual Dusiness $29, | fice for S4.5' GArtield 1947. BEN MEROFF i 4 NEW ef desirable first deeds of trust " _s co ie aT RINK PARLOR—Suili = xe, a a gg & ve rere eel Chee rs art aa AND F iS‘ ‘ Lia | sArtcid Sime | neon factary RE Stine HIGH HATTERS okTem G AGENCY. “kh, qT.) oni : {x a “ih fe rw * T HEATE TER “Ma vi es tare t Capa i“ > > “oy X {\ tea a ” ea.th Bux . P Dp MATINEE TODAY. 35e S| First Deeds of Trust READY-TO-WEAR —$100§ cash. balance | woNneRFCT BARGAIN OW ween CHILDREN, 15 — Ww ix ‘ ’ : 4 a Sy " al} t? - mye O44 warn "sD , z We vuaerantee ee: ih Jaen te tf r«* Gi " act os Py me the Phase Bi ; ing — nae — is S400 +o Sim - Big Quedrusie Beadi.ne Bill ting uf shes Spr eh oe hs tw. rac -? 1” , _—, on ssf 6 acres war-O'd orchar - Ss FRANKIE or ATH ms = Sa gf Gg COMING | foe" soca cai ny * anmecte “(Sone Storen d mz ¢ > “ si " ; a; ' { ; ae? ven SOM ry $10 000, “le y veare in maning “PAT ARRANT—At a bargate. G11 Pas ee. £-uit and « JAMES TEMP? Frow Seger os — rem Be . DETYTMEIER *. i "as _ }: EST RRRAN ere — “s ; —s SUNDAY ' and KRAMAJO PY Aegon ame (owrany RivA and @OFR4 —— ts es -t a ad . Ph Mente Rine in “ROGAN'S Ap PY with Pater Reth Miller — *

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7 ll Re ? i PR P %. ‘a | M nie Riuge i” “Fm awe wv — , Pates - LOUIS POS O'S A CH wRIDA EVENING, MARCH 26, 1926. LOUIS POST OS ATC! ST T PAT y ST -DISPATCH 53 a — r, ee —— mes oomnaliiestatsiais - —_— —s a momen ee ~~ - a eae ae ee ne oe Ee ~—-—— anemnnnens -— -_-—_- + ES See ee ~ — i. TODAY J ‘ Foro Dj oe Jinks -- Dumb Dora -- Radio -- Cross Word Puzzle. -- Questions Answered -- Vital Statistics + _ } F gent night for KGO, | cake Diation oT — - ee and “inter | WHAZ, WIP, WLW, KS D | = WAL, WTAM. 545.1 Meters NOW LISTEN — VE ARRANGED™TO HAVE; MR. GYPSUM BUY THAT LAND BACK . BRIDGE ‘ (Als an « 3 ART. af Standard Time.) hela) 4871 Nat. Bridge i serial NTED MOD — 6:30 P. M. Daylight w eek day broadcast- FROM You, TELLING HIM You VE GOT To ing at 9:40, 10: 40, 11:40, 12:49, Bremen Theaters "3% keeway 20th and Bremen GET ME THE deed AND ULL GET YOU HIS CERTIFIED YouR. AGENT “TELLS ME YOu WISH “> ' UNLOAD THE LAND I SaLd YOU —('M READY TO OFFER Yo!) $35,000 a a ss —"Gift se (309.1), oped concert. |i] 1:40, 2:40 and 3:40 pos. Mar CHEROKEE ae la ae ]] tes ee oe A Go EAST AND CAN'T AFFORD © HOLD IT — CASH WHICH (Ss & 5000 Less “THAN ae RR ee oS ond Othesie (333.1), —" er, ene: = cet iia Dee Fal Is 14 BIGGER “THE LOSS TO. You WILL BE TRIFLING = — . Tuink (M ENTITLED CHECK — WER CHOUTEAU :™ ata weal (389.4), Sing’ns ©. peice siget Feckenpen. and prin- mace wat AND WE LU MAKE IT UP sOomEeHOW! O IT AS You GOT ME. To comet \ OUT OF THIS Jeff. & Chouteau ‘and The rae ; 4379.5), dinner program, | D - ht 7 ; MIGHTY DOWN FROM FIFTY “TO ula \\ MESS EASY rem a ||| Daily—10:00 A. M. + 6 te WELL, 1M GLAD 7) | Queer a oe ~ ov! MAN! Ane. 18th Steeat Fs Lamphie : (516.9), Goldkette's Petite | by oa — oo conducted CK AGAIN - ‘ GET OuT OF THIS : Sth & Lafayette | America) ™s (Maphony Orchestra. || baclede Gas Light Co of Bt. , But FOR, e THE WAY WONDERING | a WHAT REASON WHY aor IS DOIN A THING Le Tas { Amarone v cau ee ee DOUBLE PROG 6:15 P. M. | | Monday, Wednesday, o (416. 4), dinner concert. 6:30 P. M. Friday FAIRY [5 NOT “IN “Mi M 35640 Easton t carne he "Arona a oe at), Course in Econom- | 11:00 A. M. ANY WAY SOSA : emer zcrem, a 1 Gold Medal Home Ee Kingsland { TOM MIX in (476.9), Hauulea School of | by “Betty Crocker.” ee ee APPARENT “The ¥Y : ic. | = 6457 Gravois Av. 'stsreen Archer ‘Nom pean, ont || Friday—7:00 P. M. G uate om | | UATCR HIM 4 | (302.8), concert ensemble, me | quartet. Ai quate by Joseph Tissiere, bari- | D4 (516.9), Arctic-Condon Trio. | _" Ralph Emerson, or- | ——_— ee eee 7:30 P. M. oer Commerce Hour.’ Concert by X ar »! ‘ : oa , , . y fargharita Donati-Burgin, violinisr. | Q (447. 5), Wide- Awake Club. hemeraida Berry Ma) ‘a COOTTT (379. 5), French lesson. | nist. 4 ayes, “acoompa- cas P. | 8:00 P.M. ———————— : ad a L MELBA , cA Wo thts a 5 : (526), Jaffy's string quin- | Mtge Fork Quartet. Direct , || trom: New Sor DUMB DORA | —By YOUNG ‘orld.’ ho ai P.M. fo | 8: 30 P. M. of Grand and Miam! test, See (263), religious discussion. | dentas: pene : mabe tn muse, |i] you Direct from New THAVEGIVEN NOTHING : ws rm / ALLRIGUT- wae] | FUREY) | | ese: READY- ‘ = i ' name (454.3), serenaders. ‘l] “There ts mn tae her 0; “ASZO S ARMS LENGTH wn (am e., 99, | A PAU X | : & a, Hild Far Away. th D W > LINE . Dot BLE VROGRSMER (611) Mulkey Celebrities, || 4.55°°p°* | APATST, | BND FIRE TO 2 “xo a jon Lillian & ¢ barton as HEADS Up” : 15 Jack Ch 9:30 PP. M.—KFUO Bible Class. ’ “ —— mY Lawre aera). Jock Chapman and |} Prot, We, Amdt. lager, There! 7 ut ISN'T IT?) MAKE SUE Cem ra ) aie os 4 Concert Orchestra: art-. ee Forerunner, of Fog Vocal | age U | | a _— —, 41700 Maffitr (“The White Lar = (363.7), Thaddeus Wronski | KMOX—280. 2 Meters | fF : 4 “aian in . ‘ e with soloiste: Roy St. Jean, ; ‘ ‘ Woodland row MIX in (475.9) Waterbury commun- ||| soprano boy ee Goal ‘A , amen Seni j Yankee Senor”: i iy " 6:00 FP. . M.—-Organ recital by — pay: uae isda i} A"e:30 (P.M. > on © fait. . | "4 . 330 FP. M.-Organ recital by , ; j © aad | ce : p.(263) Concert. ‘|| Mrs. Jacques Landree é | | ST. LOUIS AMUSEMENT C0. S THEA sl (475.6) Sat : a 7300 r. . M.—Orchestra. Darid P a’. : ittner con ucting. seer . . s . 4 3.1) Concert. i Rg Zt M. Fur market report: : a oa | ARSENAL : ‘Tian Benn (491.5) Eagle WNeutrodyne. eee Ming and Ida Moerschel!, | : WJ ZB a srand an Arcsenal “ oa . . : le and cuete Be: a “RENE Cities Service quartet; 9:00 PF. M.-— Musie Levers Hour: | —————E—ESESS_ “ie oe ae ae CHCYOINS al ———— - . Rmiber musicale. Mme. Scnia Eezann Peta. dramatic Q( —————S eee = Es | = AUBERT MAY “‘alsisex MEEG@4.6) Neapolitan program. || harpist in joint recital, e : —— mamma (tami {; 4 | ist. join ital. | a Se ie : Aubert and Easton ' “MATE iat (266) Diversified Program. | as 10:00 FP. M.—Popular program | | ae II Divorces Granted. 4 se x > . Oa | 79.5) Orchestra ¥ orchestra. ‘|| Ans ’ | f aan = @ : : en wer to Yesterda s Puzzle Andrew from Opal Rendleman ‘e f Chippewa mM LSTAR Cast gee (399.8) Concert. | WIL—273 Meters The Post-Di 3 zrtie trom Charies Lorts; restoration of F - Jef?. & Chippews ' ome ag of the 26) Masonic quartet; Ha- | FRIDAY, 9 P. M.—Herbert Barcer || | 4 spatch reserves the right to reject any query. maiden name. : 3 . seas r ! oO children to mother The Golden Str IDAY NOON—News and stock ate from the erolid into the liquid { | 15 ' i4 Ss! ote : i rhe r a8 8. e s, he en } Q0 narte oO satlear , t 14 11Q j r } a. ‘ acces 149 ; Herbert Koch, pianist: Arnold Pri EES, aten In 30 pa of water, ' state i, eee ot ee Flora from Ernest Moseley: resteraties we Pee 7 1491.5) Dinner concert. singer; Guy Sanguinette, sictileie: | for 3960 parts of honey. Put the ) M of maiden nam ere... O22a..2.12 ee ; 24 — Po eG pet . (itl: mor At iVvig Gegrees * co e? , ‘HI POINTE | _— Midnicht | for a quarter of an hour, filte ot ree degrees en yi Rhian opi G N A W ad | econ — Fay Dufres. custedy of HSestan & Metieic. a ae | 416.9) Musical program ‘WLS (344.6), Nash band. ope o secure Fa _ fectly clear 704 degrees €:; plati pani bat fi 7 = OG 4 - | yr v moun, ne ~eP : ave. . \ refilter or lannel. ‘aii ie a pti fete asks sladys from Leslie (365.6) Varied program. WOC (485.6), Maver recture. |) ART ae en on aie | 28 — = | emi to mother orien; cunteny $f | s x rt 259 9 an hig th a ae permanently plastic _ r less impurity in a given sub- ==° SS Loui Du! KING BEE f DOUBLE rk aes ~Crennent rare enter- a res — oe | modeling clay can be obtaiaal: by 19** e generally causes a corre- Vv, E. D - | Prillipine from ag Be Eaelen. . tse %. See * nee me ge P. M. ‘| first mixing it with glycerine, |®POmding depression of its meit- 30 5I SCaldwell. 34.1327 Chestm | ahi a ae custedy of = ‘ ee Se 379.5) Victor hour, WJZ. KGW (491.5), concert. | turpentine er similar bodies, and (U8 point and hence the latter is 32 Marv Parkinson. 571412 Gravois. | Muinaie from Robert Rainey; rester 4344.6) Glee Club minstrels KHP (405.2), pA ram. then adding vaseline. The pro- often d etermined when it is re- E. F. Roe. 54, 2348 Lawrence. _ tion of n name. ™ Lafayette , DOU BLE PRE 4 . : . KMOX (280.2) 9 agin of clav to the vaseline va- quired to ascertain Whether a giv- frog Stilwell. 1. 1119 ee web i Mae from Rae Felter: restoration of 1645 re a i ‘Shackled Ligh £{299.8) ( oncert orchestra. — a o's om] popular music. ries acgo rding tom the desire a con- erm suUpSstance esnecia li’ a carbo n 55 + * di edgy ke. *. ett A Pay n. ' maiden name. ° ; “Queen of Dia 4428.3) Gama Glee Club. | a O (428.3), studio program. sistency of the product, the ad- ORES rs of known melting point, |: | FW. Be cnetor 20. ~OhOR University ome a” ae liam ye et thos i or ar cartel amir / 2 3 ; ° ’ ° LYW (535.4), revue ; -Sz ’ mixture of Vaseline var ram i. aehne iy pure. Strictivy speak- : VW. Jobnso 39. B15A a é vies 0 ; (282.3) Vanderbilt Univ ersity acs ie, Coon-Sanders 10 to 60 per cant As A a f ing, the melting p ont of a 2 olid 36 3] Gert rude | ee Fae Abe? 9.30 Wash) ta ‘LINDELL - Double preg. ‘" (475.9) Artists. | orchestra. eed iid Cos nt. ; i - bvious subeinhon, dist as the boiling p cp hg ashing ee ie Pranpits: restere- ese aa ® : a i 7% t ‘ ness Q a r) teria! see : ac a il i eee rij? on = &, : Pur = . Grand & Webert nt “Stella Mare (252.7) Dance program. | put O (416.4) dance program. | ace renig with the amount of |.© auld Gen eS ae ae 8 ie ee ae ee Le # bila to. fath ay Ten Ce | p WEAF (491.5) Be ni | vaseline added, so that th ©” [ternal pressure. In the case of the | | 4 F. Ferris. 72. 7711 Vu'can. ar a: + 4 —— os | orchestr ——— his | richest in wv neuhiaes will ea ae melting point. however, the influ- 39 0 4| I, Menark kaon. V9 230 Tatapete anne wo op Morris Kaplan; custody of 4 Y R ' c ( ALL-STAR CA (340.7), Peterson Family | ‘ C pay softest. By the use of va pen erce exercised by the external Minnie Viermann. 38. 3557 Michigan. Viele , ing! Se Gemmer: rester Sixth and Pine i TH — & Te. ' WGHP (8 ‘ 0) Skylark dance band. kinds of clay and the suite? ‘eS pressure is so ver Vv slight that it 42 paren Shang ge name da da "tent td ist | tion of maiden name - ‘ " . _ rf - " a” . ‘ } ° 7 ° , ‘ ¢ in ‘ : ‘ asthecd: ma ric nay ry) y = }} Ma } © } . : | 4 “_ - ie : ~ = f . . + + ir a r@ea i, COme- v- A repr la ~« « t gir ° 1 on Dead 1 ¢R ‘Maplewood ‘ Boardman & pad" 4, Cooper’s Hawaiians. WOAW (526) Nightingale orches- | , s w — You cannot be held liable mon law marriage, that ‘pg ie cee, HG sy tae a = ee “hole ried 2. Abo’ a ami 28. Predvets jie EEEORT LAN 9 P. M. tra. ; |; for a contract which your wife tual, mutual, marital agreement earth's surface _ ground feet Te yO vp ° &- | . om 70 Menchester 4 Serial and ¢ (288 made before vou married her, and followed by living together ag 19%. A gem oO}. Reaponeibtlities 4. Qualities ef °2. Profits | > | =m 3), program. 10:30. | Your wages cannot be garnished | nan and wife, “prior to ao bien _12. To decay $3. Eyher sound 29° Maintains J | ar 022.4), instrumental see-| MKFDM (315.6) band concert. | for it. If you are sued you will|when the 1921 law a i ee. 2 voune Se 30. A seed envelope ; Be« a ; — ' a , Té i @ }, , ’ « - . , . " ’ 4 7 , a . ° . : ia®@ 3 . tre Montgomery § Stewart in “Sun 1G KTHS (374.8) artiste. oe a ae at Ata ag his legal wife. How- || 16. An evergreen 35. An official in a | Pag on oye tt _ — hd 5 i ee ‘or A374. 4 ong roli ee svi Teed. . . 3$—Probably you ‘ver, 1f at the time this occurred P| c —s n ard 32 , ? Y 15th & Montgomery Musical ¢ (535, 8), concert. WGHB Sadetad frolic, “A Step On |, have no claim on the estate now. he had another wife livgng Seca | 17. An eating car 36. A cushion 7. An excursion 34. ‘ rey ye f | ———-—— 0.4), musical program, the Stairs,’ mystery drama. | However, you might wr@ to a whom he had not been divorced | 18 sega Ee og fe Mor ag ang | §. A masculine de invalids NOVELTY ‘ pat BLE Ra 4 if Co. 10: 45. law yer in tft he piace where the r é nm you are not his lepal w ife. . ae % ase of 2 ad ny gy sc | . - — | wre'} fe , thip of the a nronerty ‘as cate — mae hn f the property an ineirane we = 1, ae. ~ ees ag _— 36. floc ® 35°4 Easton ‘. a Su borg (491, 5), WEAR, WEET, | WSB (428.3) enterta'nment. ody cag co Pa cated é qa ask him iy su ha y ar Se . ram. e is | 19 I t \ ncles 4i a! “ @ i 11. = rough or by 37, A meadow ' Whittall An lo- P “si 11. to in Stiga the matter. ret it 6 you Ww ould I Obabiy "1: A gmail wooden a3; 30 #£ LO court 13. oe 9 A track worn by ae se Set an H (370. 2), licht é i OZARK f a Liss P (270), ices tnere our. KPO (428.3) Palace hotel orches- open lege _— a good yarns lt Firs gant Ai pg hh company, ..| 23. Dependable stor #3. A vegetable a7 Ge oat be ma) ay: B weed - fabric yy i ners | i awe » write your claims an owen, tonnes & Charge tor pre. exe places (plural | 18. Thro: oo ¢ Webster Groves “mor wa ATER") (302 8), tra. i}; obtain your patent for you. The paring a certificate of title, o - °4. Common level * nothin 20. Oa -_ mt ad ¢ ve eink. popular pr ogram. "rq " 7 h ae : ai 2 r for =o 2 44. Noth ng * ore unusua! 4%. Afternoon inh 4 tenement —_—--— ; (37 9.5), ¢ sie WBAP (475.9) Panther Hawailan | cost would probably be from $100 ' nging ar old cert ficate of title a4) Exiated 45. A good fellow el. A cpoki ng ves- tials) = PAGEANT ‘ MARKIE PRES : I Lines.” -— play, ‘Bor trio. | to $125 down o date The charge depends ~6, > geo —s ‘slang?! P oe = F 44. New Testament 6 ” a ae . ‘ONS > , upon the amount © rk. If ris 4 ay 46. Prepares for -2. Fertile spots in tavbreviated) 7 5651 Delmar ' isn ate (844.6), artists’ ; | WEBH (370.2) Oriole dance or-| sg meg READER. — A can ‘had an old en ig pF PB on words publication ) ms tens 3 O e ed Uilisdienenpniiceernteiaiianiiii SS ae : ee s (299 8) meer i secede cnestra. | sel ggert — +e al — M. pceot the brought down to date it wou ia no | arena oo a ————————— ; ’ . Powhatan { *“Rehind r the r : . ra. ™ , Bo3 5 dance | w G HP (2 ~ 70) orchest ra. outside of St Low im. He oan aan AA Seen h 3 sag tog etner wit h an ow LPL OL OA A Ol OA Fe ill At Clayton t | News j ro annie . Tat ry = oy ’ GQItiO r supplementary cer- oe - ‘ get it on the market would be 2 Ae 2 vii w ee ee aioe = es AGE LIC 6728 ¢ a 4 H and . oo - a "44! 50k. C ? . . an a an 4 | BR (389.4 Q Ww through some wholesale medical |informatio: ‘gak | it Gaps PA ng | coos Cie Carper) yf. ane 1. Malines 144A Gat M 4 - ame eS 7 ), Welsh KGW (48f5) Hoot Owls. | | m n you ask for. atherine Zito........++---. 216 S&S. 6th | % 4. ang 2. Mature. — as — nad chemical manufacturing§ com- — : ae R. and L. Smit 215 kh : VIRGINIA DOUBLF 1 (319), Hewitt sh program. 1. | aap one as pap listed . the Bsns ’ M. B.—Try the following 7 soy py hee ‘ea «Oar eu: - Lpegoott fl By A Winn 47 On gy er é ul t a ortune in = ~ | ‘ i a Y) i I . : . i et 40) f Se“ ; Ie) ) » th j 2ahert rankiis “7 “ “hat Vi ' The ge 454.3), orchestra KNX (336.9) dance orchestra classified section of the telephone liea> Babee ee ee —, i wWitterie Maarit Fone Kou ne * aan - —— 341° the vk] . * ust this sim le wa KS : a7’ ‘ roin a and ” ~ ° KYW { and eity Ai rec tories. ie si iron, TUININe an f ¢s in aa = at ee ee ft hed Sou J . > — te @ nn % ~ ] p ° ; a (535.4) Insomnia club. ! ‘ letryvchni ’ : /Giovannina Daileassio.... ., .4623 Shaw | EZ. and D. Vendera. 41 Neb onan. ’ 4 cca tito ee . “¢C - ' NUISANCE. — The trouble ft | wineg! a, two teaspoonfuls in || wittie Lee Williams. . SADR Wert re | A: and. Debrinelis, 45044 W. d’apin. a — a WQJ (447.5) Ginger hour, Little | in a of water three tim A lames. .-+ +4 Weat Belle| 3 end & Paeching. 3326A Biats t o ‘| -s WEBSTER > ; Bie Double Tree’ y wf : ; z t | doubtlees a parasite, the treatment | qai —~before meals says mes |} Pinkey Wade 1 3619 West Belle | Mw yo E. Deechu, 3001 { i « ’ a e o ’ “Withent M Pe 4 pam neew oe ST DKRY larks. for which is to app iv the folliow- , c a E : | Robert Ss. Fariey.... R1> Madison , J. and &. Schmidt 209. Larm!. ; 3% Com und Interest | Pe th and Clinton : “Flying U e ‘1 (| ing ointment for three or four, igo ys “age — ill darken the / Tille Buehmiller......... RiBA Madison | , s Nd 4 ‘ | NG OVER RADIO. consecutive nights: Mercuria! otfnt- hair. The following is a good lo- | Walter Motley 2812 Morgan & © ,and H Hearn, 6157 0 lumbia. Y ie ; y - , ( nd R. Ted 40°00 M d ‘a / ment. 2 ounces. After each a wer- tion for the skin Rlanched hitter hilene Schaefer... .'.-s-ceee “86168 Morga! 7 and 4 Odd . # Mary’ ‘an , Ke t " na f} ’ : IT a > seat a W. and ©. Mcintyre, 2020 Farrar, twins i e LAVENTHAL THEATER CiRCU By the Agsoc lated I ress. ii) era] hot bath an dan entire change bee: nonds, 2 ounces; blanched sweet James S&cull y Oy ae ee ens Brentwood § } and F Sehnider. 2013 Agnes ” _ P’ S ° ii 5 , a A MUSICAL TREAT NEW YORK, March 26.- -Maria; of underwear and bed c lothing:. — one ounce: add distilleq@ {| Mrs. Ann 11 Re rey _, Brentwood A J. and *. pmareka OmEE Si © '- avings Department & ‘ | ites “ s ano f || Fach person should be treated sep- Water (one quart). Mix well, | | Louts F. seicaaieenh “Co” Reape rap 2650 Annas: ~-, 80°, eckaris, 1619 8. 32th WG ASHLAND ‘ ee a “Is Jéritza, amet ta vin tl athe a | arately and sleep apa i & During strain and rut into bottle. add Mad’ Ltke Wadd! H et Mth. i t} \ ernon } — +5 Net Sano Mat , O € n Sa t u rd a ys : ti 2590 N. Newstead i Pa - Metropolitan Opera ¢ 0., wi ae . lil the >t Bomar ntl four davs apply cold , boric acid ifn powder form. 20 | | Raymond O. Davis ‘ .. 7617 Ethel E. A. and L. Stauze. af Alma. ", l Seven ©’ l k | mene ‘her radio debut tonight. Emilio | | eream to allay any irritation when’ &rains, a e in two table- || Hazel M. La Piant...... ‘382 Goodfellow M. and z. Bollwork 3 =O] Bamberger. \* cioc | . or} 4 “fre 4 _ spoons of wine and shake well. | | Karl K. Seely 4732 McMilian | =. jane oeger. 6 66 She: : | , @e Gorgoza, baritone, and Efrem 11 the ointment may be again ap | ell. | | Ka y. > 56 EMBASSY jy DOT BLE Zimbal . ~ inist, also go on the | | plied to any spots where the para- \Rose water can be used insteaqd | Mrs. Margaret ». “Lucas.1306 N. Newstead i “ st baie x Le ‘Sale 4038 Delmar i oa ane - x, ae Ss li sites have not been destroyed. of wine. William Turtier..,.--++++. 2717 Stoddard H. and B. Schmitz. oKa9 Ohic. ) “The t air tonight in the same program. | | ___.___-_-_—--————=—————— ——_————— Mrs. Josie Smith......-. ——- . sawton | D. and E Canto 4454 Evane | ; ° | Beginning at 9 p. m., Eastern | “i! broward A. Johneton......6165 Cabanne; =. &n innett. £536 Geraldine. + tf * : } : ‘ I~ Livia ao we K ‘uty E. and M. Ramae 1947 - MIKADO ‘ ee 3 = Cadman’s ' ‘time, the concert will be broadcast Drdla’s “Souvenir,” “The Swan 6roup. me ore fem = ene S| ‘ono —_. 2837 Park | BURI al PE fy ' ‘ : | 7s Ss s, Cc “King of Lahore,” an “Jr id4 Mra. Etta Myers...... ‘'*'""So990 Park | spt ogg | 5955 Easton t Chaplin Come@® amous Song Cycle ‘throtgh ations WJZ. New York; | by Saint Saen: and a Chopin waltz g of Jal * and Jn Old‘ Mrs. Etta Myers.....----+-+. 5729 Park |) Garstang. 68. 6128 Columbia. N - . i! - KDK > ure, Op Madame Jeritza has| Madrid, by Bingham rrotere,. | Raym: oe E. Garrett Mane e rene. 6229 Ridge |G. Schohert. 67. 4062 Bota: ortheast | | : - f KYW, Chicago; KDKA, F ittsburg; | (Opus 64). 4 otere. wo on ooae iaee 1’ eer i. 8 Bo tarndcal, way e i! . a ae i to " ae re 4 To y ? » Le sd +? ~ 9 . i Lrorotny 1 ’ . Pihaenccp ie oe j e* 18 i th anc ; NEWSTEAD : “T': Be oo ” (le of the Year | i | WBZ, Springfield, Mass.; WGY./chosen the aria “Il Est _Doux, ll} “Old Blac k Joe,” and ‘Drigo 8 Har-| waar — Monte’ 5. 4230A Red Bud | Ottd Bucolz. 71. 3819 Wri ate 2 |: Oldest ba 4506 Lee Av t —— night” 2 Twe Parts) | Schenectady, and WRC, Washing- | Est Bon” from Massanet’s “Mero-|lequin’s Serenade,” will complete | Celestine aA _— .e+++. University City Po outs a ty a My boutean. nk in Missouri. + * Has withstood every | : si . — | | ton. diade” and “The Song of the/|Zimbalist's program, and Madame! Wred Sponsel......-.. 4204 N. Broadway G ¢. Gotier. 19. BM47 Cook. finencial crisis since 1847, including the Civil War | : une in on K S D tist 411 present| Lute’ from “The Dead City,” by |Jeritz’ final group will consist of a Maud "Baliseter pee GRES B. Postns | Rowe ee. Se. See | ) 0’ FALLON ‘ LON CHAN® | | Each of the artists © pres tu | ve * 2 see . ''Vietor Steiger .....- _.., 4515 Pope | A. Bumitentmch, be 710 Carrie | 6808 %. When i. Mi mS ats o'clock tonight i two groups of numbers. Mr. de | Korngold, for her debut before a Voi Lo Sapete, from Cavallerla! Mra. Lilhan Heln : $438 Lee! lols” Boots oe 3164 8 ~ Spr: a | ' ef °? , e i. 7 i - ey ; Pte s a} é Lis “THE BL —de tities Servic » |Gorgoza will sing a group of three- ‘radio audience. Following The | Rusticans, and an aria from Mas- aaa Fahl se ecees SISA Washington | \ H. Williame. & moenths O847 K ee RESOURCES OVER $25 000 000 00 nae : : weenen: | ‘Spanish songs, “La Golondrina,”|Dance of the Hours,” from “Lajsanet’s ° Le Cid.” The concert|~“°™"™ er | Diiza beth B 2 thos Latedte. | : “ Bea =o ae ' . he, eae . os - . : . ‘ i - a Sprit iz UnION i “mite Lee em ee jd uanita” and “La Sevillana.”’ _ Mr. 'Giaconda,” by the orchestra de/closes the 1926 series by the Victor : I ¥ Belleville te ~~ zangee. 5 Betts 435 Antel pe Anl* a fa Bi: ae aaa ee oa Telkineg — | Peter tz ' St. Louis | G. P ock. 2 mon A7 NS garch | ~ TINIE ISE , Union and Euston 4 \Zzimbalist’s first greup will! } pe | Gorgoza will present hi second | Talking Machine Co. [airs. Theresa Luts ..... St. Louse | R. B Dickerson. 66. 6000 Washiagtes. j wet at Lr hr rt we ASI wne/e®* mT serene CWe rr CMO rATMmL

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You, too, should take these sensational savings! oy aei7, ’ «peed > mee er - Ptr eretig tenga tapappen joc on ors yee eee nt ele ee ee ee oe OTR VERE Oe ees « ae ay erg e+ : ll MeO gate we ot BY HTB WR oye i= M (at aie eo aks : ee | OR PTA) ae. Rei eR ant eRe UR ee me 20 ae es oe, ae cet git OM ee A gts, EYP LOLA EN. OR: eA GNM EGE? 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The gas section’ The | i 2 ners and 4 Stepladdem™. Regular ie $2.25 Valae! Ris? eee 8 | Side-Icer Refrigerator Here is a special offer you will net soon for- get. The machine is a beautiful model and comes in a two-tone mahogany or walnut fin- ish. The buy of the season. Terms. . .$1.25 a Week! No Interest or Extra Charges ld ‘ - : ¥ J _ he | . a an 4 ao a ! ae! , ‘ bk eee ; - _ 2 - x as 5 : oe = ¥ ; vision “bh r . hs ; on ne . ti : i mm - ~ : ?* i.e ‘ fos ty bers .. 4 ned tractive? ean ' hacn Pp is shed. . Th ~ is a rea! va - es J h . ‘ad With - oe to be found oniy at Mar ane } trom rod, back $2 Monthi { = cross strips of ; od iw ~~ y Pays for It! b an ae oe i wood. It is We alze : 4 fri carey & campicte line of Re. made with a an @ery wanted st vie siz : ! falidin ae? yre, e. Piragt a eager shape and finish—portced rtgin ig a for a pail er S. E. 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How could he explain to her loyal, trusting heart! The pain of it would be unbearable torture——— Gradually common sense reas- serted itself and he was abie to look at the situation in a more businesslike manner After all, how could he be sure that Carolita was the kidnaped child? What proof did he have’ Walter hada girl with him—a girl he had in- troduced publicly as Miss Cynthia Reynolds! Hope rose again of light! Walter had something ip his sleeve? This was it! Milana ana Gaines might be mistaken. ,es, there was al! kinds of hope? Again he reviewed the girl's ap- earance, her decided brunette No Reynolds had lark-haired—yet—Dug in a great burst ever been , had de- --+ . ; T% Te. scribed Walter's girl in the same way And here ugly thoughts again intruded. the skeleton—Cynthia— \alter—the mystery! His head ached with the agony of it all: The car plunged steadily for- ward. Neither of the men spoke. Once Uchita paused for gasoline, eonsulting with a roush-looking Mexican. and disclosing the fac that they were on the right trail here, ¢ Ou Paul, that boy “Sako hé PMASSt ad Mexican boy, Mr. Miss Carolita!:”’ Darkness had descended onc more, and as it deepened Paul be- «ame aware that the lonely road was no longer deserted. A mans shadow protruded now and then from the bushes, a stray horseman cressed their tracks. “Mr. Paul not now call out! lchita see trouble now, but we tight: No scare!” The night continued, however, without further incident and Paul worn out with the long strain, dozed a little, scarcely noticing the arrival of dawn. ‘All right?” he asked sleepily, his heart dead within him. A volley of shots far otf in the distance was his answer. Mr. Paul need plenty gun! Muchly trouble” pow? “Sako here with Miss young lady! Mr. Paul see great big fight!” Pressing forward now, the shots srowing nearer and nearer. A few miles further on a turn of the road revealed four horsemen, “Now!” WUchita pointed excitedly atthe group. “Sako there, I know, there in cave! Miss in cave, Sako shoot!” Another wild dasl forward. “Shoot Mr. Paul, shoot! Then run for girl! I keep back bandits!” The car stopped, and Paul, har ly knowing what he did, but quitk to glimpse the entrance to the cave, shouted to Sako: “Reynolds to the rescue’ Gang way! A secona@ more. shots flying about his head, he had entered the cave apd seized the slim form ofa bey, dashing back to the cah, Sako tvllowing. Fly, Uchita, fy** and the riunged forward. Carlotta, gaving in an agony suspense and fear into the face her rescuer, allowed her head drep back upon his breast, anl Pau!, clasping her with one arm, used his free hand to Keep his pistol cracking through the Deagk window car of of to of the car, Sako doing his part. But horsemen are no match for modern motors. A short, fierce race with much wild shooting, then the three bandits, for only three had survived the encounter tel! back. “They no follow now.’ Sako cried, “they got money, too much- ly trouble to fight longer!” “Bako means roughnec fight more unless they get money,’ Uchita explained. ly safe now if no more come Sako leaned forward, gentering inte a rapid conversation with his Paul, holding Carolita his head in a whirl, knew “KS no more “Much- friend. wiosely, that they were speaking tn Japa- hese, and made no attempt to ikste nm. “Carelita! Carolita! You’re not hurt, beloved?” was all that he could Say. “No, Paul—no’-—— was her hulting rejoinder. Her heart was heavy with despair tie made no attempt to kias or caress her, as the car continued its journey. Soon, Very soon, must tel) her the truth! The veal was almost more than could face, and presently ticed that she had fallen amd breathed a prayer of fulness, At the next small towh (U'chita pulled up the car beside an ai! Station and Sako turned to Paul. “Sako go now, Mr. Reynoicds. he or- he no- asleep, thank - he — wate ne i . emma, wR ‘«what has “Sako thank boss, but no £0. Muchly bad for boss if Sako get everybody glad pulled lchita zo, now ’” oe “Best he go. Mr. Paul.” Uecnita , > threw in. “Madam sne anow San O. she no forget he be gvod to Missy ‘Well Paul held out his hand. se rae “Good-bre. And thank you (0! nd myself, and for Miss Reynolds a too. tor my step-mother, Uchita did not linger “We must make hurry back [to California now, Mr Paul he 7? @ ws commented “T know all tired, Dut : Le 2 «ee . - > Mr. Walter make already muca trouble, mavtbe Madam worrfed. Take Missy home to ner “we i} Taaeé “Yes,” Paul agreed, Murderous thoughts came into his mind, revenge seethed within of Walt and Wearied to tion, hungry. e¢hirgs he ‘ eo ao.) & iit —LAAS =~ + thoucn . ar ao iit 4 s despicable crime the point of exhaus _ = -i¢? ar 14a part hed Wit not } command. he thee think and think, “arout around ina circie “Ichita, we must get water somewhere:” “Yes Mr. Paul. soon! Milk for Missy too, then hurry some more!” Presentiv they stopped before a ranch house, making a stay of sev- eral minutes. and, although Caro- lita did awake, Paul was able to make her comfortable upon the he took his place being his turn to And when they drove again there was a can of milk in the some bread a few oranges in readiness for the girl when awaken, while the refresh- ment and f;: for it. ~' * Paul ventered to ask. that man. Milana, to do with our young lady? her back to America, didn’t *Milana he friend to Mr. Wal!l- ter, Uchita think, sir. Madame know. I think. Mr. Reynolds he did know. Uchita not know’” “Tchita, you were with my fa- ther when this child was kid- naped”” ; “Yes, sir! Brut not home, sir, Mr. Reynolds and Uchita tn New York, Mrs. Reynolds and baby in Santa Barbara, see?” “But you had seen the child?” nRoT aera _— = rear seat. wniie ; hita +? 2b 86.6 . s more sUTS. ~ heside L drive once on car, andi she should men had had better . . »~ivt i the chita. “rea, yea, sir!” “Was she dark—like—tike this young lady?” “Oh, yes, sir, much dark. such hair, such eyes, ch, yea, sir!” Paul pondered over this informa- tion, strangely dissatisfied. He was till considering it from every pos- Sible angle when Carolita awoke With a startled c driving every- thing from his mind but her pres- ent need. “You're all right. dear™’ he re. assured her. ‘“Uechita will elimb over the seat and give yon yonr breakfast. I'm stretching every nerve to get into Los Angeles be- fore dark.”’ There was a silence while Caro- Itta partook of her simple meal, then Paul asked if she cared to sit o£ with him in fren-. ‘Tm Su ‘ired.” she answered quietiy. “would it he 4?) right for me to sieep again?” “Certainiy! The beat thing for you: Let me know when you wake uP, and don't worry, Carofita, ev- erything will come right new, rm sure—for—for yvou'"”’ He added the “for vou” With em- phasis. Nothing could come might for a man whose heart was dead within him! He praved that what sorrow she must feel would be out- weizhed by the olessings about to be showered upo her She was such a gentile little thing——so f!nno- cent of the intrigue which had en- meshed hé@ in its toils’ (ferneon came and the race with Time continued at a terrific rate. Paul imagined Crnthia. John Carr, Burns and Hyatt sparring for time while Walter and d errand - ed the reward and established her Claims. Walter would threaten break the wil] He would forre his father’s attorney [Into opening the codicil. Dropping with exhans- tien, he harder upon the his gir Tr stenped States came into Still he speeded outi¥ing country. nities. on and on until Los was in sight. He mast slow down now or be arrested for speeding, and it was at this point that Caro- lita aroused herself. asking to he taken into the front seat on, through commii- — Angeles ae ae | through smaee “Pant.” she Began timidiyv. “T must speak with vou now before we gn further. On my fourney with Sako T leafred of manv things —things which mnust hurt. We told me, Paul” she hesitated. “that Tam your sister Don von think ‘+ can be truth? “Carolita—T—T have heard i+, too’™ Neither of them spoke again for some time. then Carolita broke the silence. “Tt is a most strange story, Paul.” she said drenrilr. “and most——moset an | ' — ape me His glance rest- sad. Y shall ask the lady who is em e sleeping Carolita. and = my mother to let me return to the Paul drew her closer. s convent. [ cannot bear to. star have been a good bey. Mrs, Rey- His heart sank deeper within his neids wili want to reward you well, react — Drive to Les Angeles with us, won’: . hee nurmured r seat" ee baie Ler nce. Bh we, : gts eo ae be “How could we nave Paul? Oh, how cruel: Paul forced his eyes to stay upon the road ahead. He must not. dared not look.at her! “Paul, was thinking about the rings—and my note to you? Did you find it>” Yes. I found the ring. darling.” he bit his Hps and * note was Car both rings safe- inquiry went on. to keep the one the. man Paul, al- give me back aad something discovered in the And vou — ly?’ her gentie ask you then that belongs ‘to Wars for me the other it —"‘asobde “The and will her. safely in the Frank Hyatt will look aft- them. I have an idea that may be some mention of in my father’s will, or that may know something of it be hoked rings are er there them his wife them.” “Carolita,” Was a piece left me, part in Spanish. this note that he continved, “‘there torn off that note you of the letter written I know that it was made vou fly from that not e did threaten killed if I did but very bottom of the sheet down at the there was “| remember a piece torn off! what was writ- ten there?” She hesitated. “It was about you,”’ she said slowly. "zes, Tell met” t said “He is your greatest enemy, the one from whom you have most to fear!” Carolita:” The car swerved under the grip he gave it. “you didn’t believe him”’ Ve Paul, no! How could you vou tear it off?” that vou should se ould think I might “eo believe. a a for that reason obeyed him! I never beli eved, Paul, but I feared—~more for You than myself.’’ “I see,’ said Paul very humbiv went on slowly think vou know th rene I do not live in Santa Barbara. y office is in New York. I wil! not see you often. Do rou not that you might he happy wit mother? She is a sweet and woman, dear, and when qa!! this un- fortunate business has been ex- Plained. when we understand what has happened. I think that she wil! be able to make you very happy.” She shook her head. h your ; “No one can ever make me happy &zain,” she said sad!vy. [I shall take the veil and find peace—at last.” The finality of her tone filled Paul with despair. yet he was pow- erless before it. He asked her to zive him t account of had happened id be from his side, and was sv rised to find how closely it co- incided with his own imaginary outline. “Even ,now,.” she said, “I know not who the two Senor Milanas may be, or Mr. Gaines, except that they all have charge of my safety’ And what part plays Mr. Walter Reyn- } a? he full what stnce she h torn _ olds, Paul”? Wh)bv does he seek to harm me?’ “Carolita, I do not know' There i So much I dare oniv imagine: Il was a chiid when von were taken from my father. Y was told that you had been given tp for dead! I eannot conceive of the events which have Ied up to such an ex- traordinary situation, ome that would be hard to Delieve if one had not actual survived it. Oh, rrry ‘f vou had not escaped them” ‘I sha}! anese,” she owe them much tempted in er tone. “how do von like bobbed The sister would never permit’ Ther will be ashamed of me!” “Robbed” Paul tried to respond, How do dear alwars respect the Jap- very simply al How.” she at- said . 4 a ligh “> ” hair our ine it's shingled, child’ von like being a boy? It's most becoming’ Tchita, from his seat in the rear heard them laughing and gave a grant of satisfaction. He, too, was tired and worn, but the face of dearly beloved master seemed ‘fo smile to him from out the grea‘ saying: “Well done, good servant’” And being low. free from unknown. and faithful! a simple-minded fel complexes, he settled down *9 en- jor a short nap. Carolita wanted Sq hear Panl’s story: of course nothing — could have been more natural, and the de nassed more } ay Aas ‘ rermainder of the ri -almiv. a certain resignation ing replaced their first acnte suf- fering of renunciation. Paui knew that Carolita loved him. Carolita knew that Pau? loved her. and that there was nothing sisterly or brotherty about the feeling which had swept them away It was a feeling of a verv different kind’ Separation was the answer. the Ooniy one, and it must come promptiy. In his own mind. Pau! was already speeding back to New York, Carolita saw herself aboard i South American steamer The RQRC BORO TORCROESC ORC OCR quick slick sandwiches Bluhill AMERICAN CHEESE i?) : “a foreseen, . ~ OI es 0 oe : ; —Pacific and ASantic Pau-s. This is a new two-piece suit in a rich shade of blue, with a small It has the inverted pleat effect in the skirt, and felt hat to match. the high boyish collar. SS aa ones = moniiaiipumnitainaecstagias ron By Lucrezia Bori HAT difference tn a woman's. 2Taceful straight line. with your W appearance can be rought Read heid proudly erect. about by gracefyl pesture! When you are walking take care If vou want to be convinced of of the same points... Remember to this stand be- keep your shoulders back, your fore a long ‘hest out and vour chin in. Breathe mirror Look regularly and deeply. a t vourse When you are seated you will aprpefully 10 well to remember a little trick when you t have discovered which helps me stand with ft. Now my little secret-is to drooping my two feet flat on the floor slightly round- inder my desk. [mn this posrion ej shoulders. [ find it much easier to sit erect which is, un- han otherwise, and I am sure you f ort unately will, too the way so if Sipe: want encouragement to many women | | Take yourself persevere tn these stand before LUCRETIA ROR heauty ways I have mentioned, fst they put care- ful consideration on the matter Now make your back straight by putting your shoulders back. your chest out and your chin in. If vou do this, your stomach will be held flat without your even thinking of it. and your figure will be in a —o —— nd a ee ee rere partme would soon be over. Only the long years of memory and re- gret, ears . Vain longings, ioomed ahead, and both tried to shut out such Sioms, grasping art the smallest diversicn. Le Pain of th: Hitter r Fe. grets, the urge to be revenge: upon the ene%m vy wro ’ Merrrye ¥ trated such an ontrage' The car st®pped before a4 +3)? building. “The office is here. dear Paul Said gently. “Shall we get ont”®”’ Timidiy she gave him her hanée (‘To Be Continued.) ‘ - ™”~ ASK for Horlicks The ORIGINAL Maited Mi!k ‘ Rich milk, combined with extract of choice grains, reduced to powder. Very aourishing, yet so easily digested that t is used, with benefit, by ALL AGES, uling or well. An upbuilding dict for nfants, invalids, nursing mothers. Con- venient, Light Nourishment, when faint . w hungry. Taken hot, pet retiring, it nduces sound. refreshing s! sieep. 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That surely is not the dry cleaner’s fault. Moth holes or tiny cuts are also sometimes the causes of unex- plained holes. Sometimes the holes may not actually be in the garment before as it goes to the cleaner, but the fab-. | ric may have been so weakened by corrosive liquids that the eaten part drops away during cleaning. A!l alkalis have a very destruc- tive effect on animal fibers, either wool or silk. That ts why onty the mildest of soaps and lukewarm wa- ter are used in laundering them. Among the materials in everyday use which contain alkalis qu8e harmiess in themselves but ex- tremely unhealthy to wool or silk fabrics are such simple things as cuticle removers. Who has ever worried very much if in manicuring one’s nails a drop or two did spill on silk negligee or even a dress if the toilet was late or hurried? Among the other lotions which the dry cleaner urges care in han- dling are the deodorants for check- ing perspiration, corn removers, metal polishers, porcelain cleahers, and even soda fountain drinks! Moving the mdio batteries is an- other source of possible holes, as battery acid will eat holes in al- most amy fabric. Always inspect garments before taking them to the cleaner, and if you know the source of possible spots, spflls or stains, attach 4 note to the spot telling him what to expect. He will then know how to proceed. —— | THE RHYMING : OPTIMIST ‘By ALINE MICHAELIS TT A Windy Day. HE world is but a wintry thing, T eae dreams and old regrets, till comes a windy day in spring to wake the violets! The white clouds flee across the sky like little wind-blown boats, and field- ward earliest song birds try their shrill. far-reaching notes. A change etirs all the waiting land, faint hints of green appear, aii earth’s vast forees understand the time of growth is here’ Though life lay dormant underground, forget- ting sun and song and every sweet and pleasant sound; siept soundly there. and long, the time for sleep is ended now and spring in bright array binds apple biossoms on her brow to greet the windy day! The sky shows but qa sullen arch and earth its joys forgets till comes a windy day in March to wake the wielets Crowns. The higher the crown today agreed, ES, sir, it ts embarrassing to, be treed. But it makes a) whole lot of difference who, does the treeing. The stranger in the Green Forest had been treed | by Bowser the Hound. That means} that Bowser had chased him and) made him climb a tree for safety. Then Bowser had remained at the foot of the tree to keep the stran- | ger up there. Now, this didn’ t worry the stranger very much. All| he had to do was to remain there | until Bowser got tired of barking | and went away. Then he could | come down when he felt like it. But matters had changed. Some- body was coming’ up that tree. Yes, sir, somebody was climbing that tree. This was a wholly dif- erent matter. The stranger began | to feel uneasy. He kept trying to look down between the branches to see who it was coming up that tree and grunting as he came. But it was some time before he could see anybody. When he did see who it was, he didn’t know just what tothink. It was Prickly Porky who was climbing this tree, fool Bowser, ag ‘fooled him. But ing driven away y to see what Prickly Porky that made him about it. He and the stranger never had staid tend to the business ef ¥ > Prickly Porky He didn’t even. to find a For ups kept right on low Gray Fox he s _acted for all the | didn’t knew that a Prickly Porky close before. Prickly | Porky came up very slowly, but the nearer he got the more nun- easy the gtranger felt. He could | hear the thousand little spears in | Prickly Pork’s coat rattle as) Prickly Porky climbed. It was an) a te a most unpleasant sound. The stranger got to his feet an began to look for a way down. | When he stood up this way Red- dy Fox had a good view of him. Reddy didn’t know what to think. that strange Fox. wal that he had been @ | there was a oe Aas yor unpleasant sound. Yes, sir, it was; _ Then, to the relief ot { | ro Porky —_ This stranger certainly looked like | a Fox. Instead of an all red coat, he wore a gray coat with some red Are you trimmings. He didn’t have a white | week with the tip to his tail nor was it so big | Dispatch. as Reddy’s. But there was no - doubt that the stranger was a’ member of the Fox family. Red- | dy knew him to be aie consin, | though what cousin he didn’t: ents. One cupful know. Nor could he understand } === “oar and J how a Fox conld possibly be so “4@¢ 2 small cur high up in a tree. Reddy simply a sat there staring with his mouth aT eae ee wide open. He was too astonished peletegareanete nae of for words: In his surprise hej baking soda - forgot everything else. It wasn’t puttered mold, f until the roar of Bowser’s voice ters full. then co Boston E almost in his ears warned him/|tie down the cover. PB that Bowser had discovered him, ‘in a kettle of hot™ that he remembered where he was. jthe water'to | more than half Bowser, having been driven away | boiling for three from the feot of the big hemlock adding water as it Be tree by Prickly Porky the Porcu- times this bread pine ae what else he could find and | so had surprised Reddy. With a frightened bound away went Reddy. and after him went) Bowser, his great voice ringing | through the Green Forest. L¢4-| dy didn’t mind being chased be cause he felt sure that he could. 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Mix welk@ 4 ath a Bike to be a grown-up piocks I build @ palace, ® blocks I bDuild a wall; = plocks I build a fortress .4watch my soldiers fail. 4 ones for the arches, mted for the top; for my supper-time 1 hate to stop! never, never, never, to tear my houses down, let them stand forever. (Copyriaht, 1926.) 5 > 5 certain to keep am accurate of the things sent to the ‘Then when anything is Pyou are certain of your a reliable laundry is

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He simply hajdiiee wholesome. ! tival, “Mi-Careme.” This is one of the largest festivals held in Paris, and the honor of being the | Summer days are coming. who cares for. ber, skin. Many have al- d ssa tend to the business of rune la : queen” is much sought after by the young women. | Days when it is not easy to work. | by these simple ice-mint treatments. and | ee ee ee ‘ie ae ee : a = === ; Jruggists say that they are havin STOCKINGS, Unpaa waar Prickly | Prickly Porky simply _ Make a Dupli : Follow that cleaning or adventuring impulse today! | enormous demand for it ae the cont is | mt te Stat ore soar accents ee | NOTES ABOUT WONIEN ..... Tomeron you any bias inate tay may belt, | San Pn S'S | ye uaa 1a 9 . @ : OR . . ce Z ‘Kip. ore un- © find a Fox up a tree. | Pg scl ga \ Oyster white is the shade chosen (Copyright. 1926.) nice hands and skip FE : ’ * . e could. kept right on climbing. 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Gray For @iiabine with white goods, it is | — an t ti H i agli sd Meets barriers from the style centers of/ as a result of being butchered by | bottom. The higher collar and cuffs down. | Waste any time. © came to get a sample at first | paris and London. a jealous suitor, now makes a liv- |and braided in blue and meta! but- 1y Rea-| out of that tree in a hap h it to see if it is going to . ° * ing by composing poems with a (tons give an added touch of indi- of etn , off he started. i. combined with the white. 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