St. Louis Post-Dispatch
March 30, 1926

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~ ae —— nse a — — Eee eee _ ee _— - 2 , ee » pi La Bete 8 ' COMIC PAGE MONDAY, MARCH 23, 1976 | COMIC Pag MONT £T. = 4 naa naa ijgktiy turns to subber clothes; Id the spring a brighter cribson Cobes upod the rooter’s dose. id ® sprins whed it is snowig. id his head he catches code -- : ™ ;* . } ~ - . ~ . 7 . 37°d his dose be starts to biowig Like a bloobid saxrophode. Baren bar cobe id like a liod. Ad. bay £0 out like a lab Bu. for obeds and predictiods Do ode seebs to care a dah. TOO FRU E. T>e man on . lnat as weather forecasters the grourdhog. the March Hor and :he Spring Immb are the burk. “Iihode Island Honarse Votes Alex lification.” r e Rirode Isiand Heuse suc “law Violators Will Repent. Willis Says.” Poet eld cold gray dawn of the —_ w+ — 2 2 ~ = —— | forming after will be served ~ " . 2 k*™mus over a €6-:0-1 shot. “Dry Law Prosecutor to Ren for Senate on Beer Piank.” Beer planks make doubtful po- litical timber. EMPTY HONORS. Michael Constantine de Cource: is the o man in the Unked Kingdom who ma °* be wishes keer is hat on & + presenc of > Hire This is what ro. might call the hat prirtiege 3 — . 4 4 % . “ Engiand but it tam’t Worth 27 “Byrd Makes Test Flight.” Atta bird, Evrd ‘«Demp~ey Held on Specding — aaa Five-Mile Chase.” =? 57 ef thou ~w ae ty -——-~ ~& os tm - ~ a Pot kere. a - ’ ™ Willis was after him. According to-the calendar spring iS peTre. However. we're inclined > - = teh oe * FE SFr = (0 string with he thermometer on teat Brepocseiti2a: ~ +s a Seem & r+ -F « ~ - rT? s¢ a w= > 8 i a> “1 risiey Warts *o0 arose -~ how Charles Comi®ker won per- to of Anthrax.” man: amd world championships pent know the brand. but it's: would say he did ft by chew'ng the Preso Sly me mere fatal than a i rag tnstead of gum. Ask an: Cou f ‘cases of fake Old 4’ row. old-time umpire SS Rn =o -KRAZY. KAT_By HERRIMAN a ae 1 THAT LIL farria: BS DDA MUTE. BUT He PULLING ME CALS NGNATS -— UMA DLKE ris) ‘a'> MAUGH . WKHEA WHE ow NGNATZ* "ei DUKE” - to Paris for! ‘hetr wedding trousseaus and ¢i-) ; ; ; cm "Fi _ ean" | MUTT AND JEFF—MUTT ON THE PROHIBITION POLL—By BUD FISHER SOEs wes von i; MOWADAYS t5§ ‘Ss “4 —" ~~ TT bee na KA a ng a eos ‘ - rT re. oe ™~ iy “a e . Ieee, whAT, /QUEKYEODY’S DontT WASTE YouR Tare: i¥ucex AT THIS PRPER: | LAND JuBGiwG ond ie t THts CONT ie ' eame You |{weitieG Ter — TRE Caty THieG PEoPLC THE EmMCI1TEMERT COVER / TRE Count cue GCES WET : , ~~ : HM 9 a - ™ ‘ _— —- - . : | oT eae 2c ma TEREslED tN /, TRE Pocec ts TORRIEIC. | (tHe Ecol t SSS SS SF SHoutD Be EXAMIASESS | To SEE How MUCH 2 SS RE SciniG to Bigs. 2 s ; * 4 * # 7" #« - a Y ', # “TOURS THRECIR NEIGH BY CCOUGHIAIG.- te “a — by one vote. ' F% ve artilaw en WHY Not HAVE JUST NIE G COUGHIAIG SPELL BDORIASG THe GVEANIAIG ? CoP APRESTSD if) Bac ULSROAIG MAA). jk | ss a —— ‘goc. on the bench. Acting im the pec ot MICKEY- (HIMSELF) McGUIRE—By FONTAINE FOX THE YouUNGSTERS IN THE MORE PoLiITE RESIDENTIAL DISTRICT Weoulo GivVE ARYTHIN- iF THiS LAW CouLD APPLY TO MSGuIRE ee a ‘ | AP TEC ALL OF aR Uw Hae SEC™N VERY Pena ory RANE mene — —— TH S> K'NONE {= “TeAT 3 ASA IT TIN AT ~ AT Ome BE GINNTN TO oe ORRS me : ODOC FOR GIVE ME A a Ae KOOO FF *AMINATION i] Te IM CIT TIN ) OAS S ~ - os | 3 . , - we % liberty of the press, sins uit oe | paar ppointment of €. B. Thomas — ae 3 a . ‘ Judiciary Committes, with 4 | j don a a ee : lengthy rs ‘ ‘ nam x GEe:. tit @8T Tre mY Goobwess - \ *# 2 FELLOWS AT THE OFFICE You Loox AS \ Me™ , WILL SE SURPRISED WHEN ; | Tho’ SomM= SocrY( Sus ) & TELL Teem t WAS hELD- / \ HIT You y = UP_LAST wiGwt- | We ee READ _ ? ——w | a icocatididinanal oe as ——> Ee = — er, — ¥, = exe . a . o Pn strive ene enn c= cugaeli. “> ee i ia ae Sa dn

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COMIC PAGR MONDAY MARCH 29, i926, \ Ml 66,50 ? 7 ») People’s Popular Wants printed in “ the Post-Dispatch during Feb., 1926 21,031 MORE than the THREE otis St. Louis newspapers COMBINED! (Coprright, 1926, b Tra 2, ©. e Mark Reg. U. S. Pat. Ore sasnnt eeneemenenell Over 1925 1253 HPost-Dispatch Gain iF THIS CounTRYy GOES WET AGAIW Ny The Only Evening Paper in St. /T. LOUIS OST DISPATCH Louis With the Associated Press News Service age Te ih a a YOu'Lt STARVG: OL. 78. NO. 204. —s ST. LOUIS, TUESDAY EVENING, MARCH 3 1926 —40 PAGES. PRICE 2 CENTS FORE NGLISH CHARGES peril. ACTION THE HOUSE souri 4 Recommendation of Im- » to Begin Today on. Committee’s ON OF TRIAL A (Copyright, 1936) — LET ME Look AT YOoR. TONSILS ATRE PATROAS i » B= EXAMIAS : XS How MULCH RE GoiniG TO DIS-~ THELE NEIGHBaR s! SO GHIAIG - | 77 enly t os not gury, the ONTAINE FOX nema warrants trial t. ane function in the ache nd jury on noncriminal accusa- | indictable by a grand. House mhether evidence against the Judge encing the coldest which would sit as a jury, nly on the admissibility of testi- sony and final determination ' Congress, Drcventbasae nd the high-— ret good behavior, the to the foot must decide before the Senate, gole re- BLIZZARD HITS SOUTHWEST; SNOW AND CHILLING RAINS Rocky Mountain Storm Spreads East to Mis- | Br the Associated Press. KANSAS CITY, March 20.—With Easter less than a week away, vir- | tually all of the scuthwest was cov- ‘ered with snow today. |which had held the Rock Mountn region in its grip since last Wedres- of the Texas Plains. 10 Above Zaro in Montana. Montana cities have been experi- was the greatest single dav's preci- tn eae and South to Texas — 10 Below Zero in Montana. ,chardists to the State Board of | Agriculture in Kansas. The board made public a speciai bulletin showing that Kansas apricots probably were a total loss, while peaches and plums range from total loss in some southern coun- ties to only slight damage in stati _tected areas and in northern sec- The «torm. *3 “ae a te eee see eR. oe in March in more than 10 years. 16 Above Zero at Amarillo, Tex.: Coldest in Country. DALLAS. Tex... March 30.—At weather for = reau, the greatest since 1907 Action When President An- WOMAN KILLED BY _ GET IN DICTIONARY Victim Was Mrs. RUN DOWN WHEN motor vehicle fatality —-four more than during the same period of 1925. ‘Young Woman Suffers Fractured ‘MAIL ORDE - BOOTLEGGER GETS Crest avenue, was arrested. 17 OR 8 NEW WORDS A DAY CLAMOR TO TRUGK IDENTIFIED ~-BY HER DAUGHTER Mary SO EC Oe OE omy Lexicographer, Include ‘Snig,’ ‘Brummy’ and ‘Sextacies.’ Ber the Associated Prees. NEW YORK, March Lists of Dr. Frank H. Vizetelly, MAY: ‘ ! ; 30.—Every. ' | ‘ day of the year seven or eight | = Holmes, 65, a Widow, new words knock for admission e a ‘inte the dictionary. Within the Residing at 4454A Oak: | two days 17 new words have’ been submitted to Dr. Frank land Avenue. | edit t or Dictionary. | Vizetelly, managing | New Standard Here they are: ee ee of the year 8000 and 10,000, and were recorded | graduate about 29.000. the college ee ee ‘some time and livingston had the Amarillo in the Panhandle last Skull When Hit by Auto acting | two coldest days. Sunday and Mon- | night the mercury went downseto Miss Pauline Urda, 29, a factory | YEAR. | DAY IN ATLANTA of | 24¥. on record since Dec. 27, 1924,; 16 degrees above zero and made worker of 3117 Magnolia avenuo. /when the mercury sank to 10 de-/| that city the coldest in the entire ,suffered.a skull fracture at 5:35 p. jiouts P. Shayne Guilty of ‘grees above zero. | country. After the greatest 24-hour m.. when struck by an automol ile | Walker Mercantile Co. Plot In Arizona the cold wave has| snowfall in 18 years, Amarillo to- when she was crossing Grand bou- in New York. been felt and at Phoenix took the day awoke to find itself almoat levard, at Potomac street. The| 3y the Associated Press. ae Seeeeat ayetemn, form of record-breaking rains. A | snowbound. Eleven inches of snow driver of the machine, George! NEW YORK, March 30.—Louis the only “court” that can inter-— rainfall of 1.19 inches on Monday wag reported by the Weather Bu- Hughes, 27, a chauffeur, of 6747A)|P- Shayne, one of the proprietors 'of the Walker Mercantile Co.., of payment for ‘the liquor. 94-Year-Old Man Was Ar- OTHER BIZARRE ane one ee [6h (day, spread eastward over Kansas, |,; SS » ” ie ke etek GS. 8 Pears were badlv injured in | ; Sni Something one tries t ‘a ECIAL SESSION | Oklahoma. Western Missouri and ‘the South. Cherties and ap | a } a pe i : ; : ples | ¢ t re . AT SP |Northern Texas, bringing a white | shen rvs coe CROSSING STREET tain that ‘one has never seen. : blanket, in some places 1% inches | ‘sighs chem. — = deep, with the snow stil] falling.| Worst Storm of the Winter Hits . “gt te : ‘ of . | . . Chaffeuse—A woman who resorts Misht of Senate to Sit Over-| a: severe grop in temperature an Springfield, 1. Machine Which Struck Her nis oy pli tng | Challenged—Case | °°""2"'*¢ the blizzard. Dy “the Associates : Fram. | : | 4 #Dinkum—Real genuine: as din- F time | Some damage io fruit trees was SPRINGFIELD, Ul., March 30.-— | Driven by George Gill- i ' ag eg 4th . Kind Nine reported. Winter wheat. however The worst storm of the winter held | nie 0% - ° bes ate eS, SF rE» a ae ; 4 ener-——-Six pence. q F ls 1 oO ’ is believed to have been henefited’ the city in ifs grip this morning. _— F > *. i | ported in Kaneas At Tone} “a dangerous going for automobiles : Pc eres © awakening of sex | 4 , } Sas : ionekKa th : : eal App i | , “. and pedestrians. : | ' cae ‘he Associated Press. depth measured nine inches this . . gone SO Bo ee ae Wooltex—A synthetic fiber used | WASHINGTON, March 30.—For morning and it was still snowing. Traffic Delayed in Peoria. Til. by. Phe body of a woman WhO Was)... 2 substitute for wool. “4he fourteenth time in its history. ‘In the southwestern part of the nee Wet end Heavy Snow. killed iast night by q Light auto-' Sniafil—A. new synthetic fiber. was called upon today to State, Gre@nburge and Bucklin re- |’ eo sees hg sigs iepal yey ‘ygobile truck was identified today | Sportascrapana—A book of sport rhe House ¢ its ported from eight to 10 inches. reach tg : a March 30.--A wet ‘as that of Mrs. Mary Holmes, 65 , clippings. > 27 t f ] ; . + i take up a recommendation from Rain fell over western and cen- |S"°W that drifted a foot , nigh seal vears old, a widow, of 44544 Oak-'! Toghra—An anagram minted on | dadiciary © ‘ommittee that it initiate tra) Missouri last night, turning to ™@nY Places downtown fell in Pe-|" Som oe sentificg | -urkish coins consisting of the) achment proceedings. snow as the temperature dropped. {°° early this morning delaying | ‘and avenue She was identified | jetters of the name of Sultan - h his time lie against’ | 4-Inch Snow in Kansas City trattic. _by her daughter, Mrs. Mary Rawie, | Selim ITT. | The charges ti ig | sie snc ee wee“ i ‘ acke — el : Judge George W. English In Kansas City snow was still | Snow Blankets Ground at Des with whom she lived. ¢ tigg-vo sh aPutEn, St eae wi : ‘Pedere! —_— ‘falling this morning after the Moines, Ia. She was struck. at 8:50 o'clock, | ht hts al anicuss—Al Paes 4 E St. Louis, who is accused | : : : a Speciat to the Post-Dispatch | mitted in competition for a new ‘e ast 4 sround had been covered to a ree aG! in front f 3976 Chouteau ave- : ‘ef high misdemeanors in office. heath of about Shar ache DES MOINES. tla. March 30—ji'" . = * vestarae’s “~| name for one who is crue! to ani- tae . is 2 , Sandi ~ * ‘ on lat 4 ns ; ; ; , Pa > *K ; ren I Vv Geor e ; e Ses j 7 — ailad ; r - | Of the preceding gr A, Oklahema reported the heaviest *POW-. which started falling during !Due. by a truck driv . . | mals Pitilacker was the win ftions for impeachment considere ‘snowfall of the winter. Snowdrifts the night, blanketed the ground in} Gilltrap, 26, a contractor, of 9520) ning RAMS.) : nine resulted in conviction. from five te seven fect deen in | this section of the State. The! Raltimore avenue, St. Louis Coun- | oo few of the words get | fhe most notable case, that against Western Oklahoma threatened to! Western and northern portions. ty. Death was atmost instantane- | ee dani te ae pom mon — Johnson, resulted im ac- ah tate ibd ely ais to clear however, are free from snew. The ous, being caused by a fractured | -., iseite wri ith yal a quitial by one vote. the railroad tracks temperature was 26 this morning. | skull. bt ego “tha ath verehsnaony a9 : iv eachment un- ve : om | eek: ae . : | Any roes-—newspapers, DOOKS, et anaes have been _ At 7 P. m.. yesterday. Amarillo, | Three Inches of Snow at Jefferson | Gilltrap Se age ayy magazines and technical publica- € inis ge : — &: Ww: ele ; n bon Or thei... a a imho the House by the Judi- |Tex., reported the mercury at 16 City. bene - “' supp: am dulet tions being large contributors. ear’s in- degrees below freezing. With aj- | S»ecai to the Post-Dispatch. , Coroner. e sa fe Was ing | Experiments show that while ary Committee after a y ready the heaviest snow for JEFFERSON CITY, March 30./ east in Chouteau when the woman) 11. overage vocabulary of the man vestigation of tg English’s COM | arch for 20 years. flakes were —SnOw fell here last night to a/steppéd from” thé south curbing! oy a nied range is about 3000 : he benc 11 falli ee a ‘ i z into the path of his machine. | inst ; E peting in the capacity of «till falling there late last night, eee tae hie ree ne! Her death was the forty-tourth | Words the business man or skilled 5. oc The cold wave moved southward D®#viest snowfall at this stage of | | : oe mechanic can command between | ‘tury. ction on MIlife-term appoint-. pitation registered during the At Sealy, in the Houston terri- Crossing Gravois avenue at Lynch! Which conducted a country-wide Ments, and mete punishment for | +.onth of March in that city for $1. tory, today, homes were blown street, at 9:15 p. m., Charles Web-| mail order® bootlegging business, Wiolations thereof. Removal from | vearg from their foundations and many nert, 42, of 2829 South Jefferson, Pleaded guilty in Federal Court effice and disbarment from hold-| ajpuquerque reported the “bleak: | lightly constructed buildings were avenue, was struck by an automo-| and was sentenced to a year and a any future public office of oc: gay of the winter’ with cold| demolished by a windstorm. \bile driven by Roscoe Coleman of | 44y in Atlanta penitentiary. nor or trust are the usual penal- | y ings and snow. | A storm in the residence section |2920 Chippewa street, suffering a Shayne was too ill to stand trial . | A four-inch snowfall was re- of Houston between 3 and 4/fractured skull. Coleman was ar-/| at the time his brother, Albert, and ' Four Federal Judges, impeached ported at Sedalia, where slight o'clock caused damage estimated rested. | Charles P. Sakin were convicted on by the House, have averted thefor- damage to fruit is feared. .The| at about $250,000. Street car! Alfred E. Sherwood, 65, a shoe|™March 8. Joseph E. Friedman, mer punishment by resigning from temperature there at 7 a. m. Was transportation was hampered by inspector, of 5640 Chamberlain ave- | jointly indicted with Shayne and ang 31. 'fallen trees and broken power nue, suffered a possible skull frac-| Sakin, pleaded guilty before trial | The English case comes before| Widespread damage to early | wires and the residence section) ture and face lacerations when | 40d was used as a Government wit- | House with disagreement fruit has been reported by or- | was without lights for many hours. _knocked down by an automobile , [€SS8. He will be sentenced Thurs- ‘among investigators as to whether | ee ==|at Grand boulevard and Finney ee : a hie ebedtitutse a! ‘avenue a t7 a. m. today. The’! 1¢ company, with offices here , a ar ambennt showing misbe- | NATIONAL DIRECTORATE OF ‘SNOW AND CC COLDER ,driver, John Quinlivan of 3961; and in Chicago, distributed liquor ‘ , the 23 Judiciary : |} lincoln avenue, told police Sher-| to customers in trunks shipped by. Cor Sr te eeabeen having made | FASCIST PARTY 10 RESIGN TONIGHT ; LOWEST j wood walked into the side of his| express. Keys to the trunks were known their opposition to iMm- | Other Members Decide on That | TEMPERATURE — mailed to purchasers upon receipt Peachment. eee — COOLIDGE CUTS DOWN NUMBER 'admitting the truth. The articles of impeachmem be- | nounces He Will Quit. THE TEMPERATURES. on : aban sedan » the House accuse Judge En-. By the Associated Press é: I BBE A= Oe = 7 a. mn . 36 OF HAND FIRST WIFE SUES T0 ANNUL rai h specifically of ceensuring ROME, March 34.- The nationa: * rg cnn ee a 37 a ~y tf +e SHAKES FOR AWHILE - WM N’ ee eet) ROMS Hr minke mere | in BRR ee AN'S MARRIAGE TO SECOND x cae ome | ae ae oe Mer + eins 36 21 a. m. °6 Presidential Grip Only for Callers, h court, a tyrannous aita: this morning under the presidency er oe 2 Poser vg ae | With Admission Cards Ti New York Woman Also Seeks he liberty of the press, profanity, * “arinacci -ho «an- ighest yesterday, 49, at 5 p. m.:; : . ; | $250,000 Damages From Suc- : (: The Pe Alberto Farinacci, whe =~ tigweaet. 36. at 9 a. mn Business Rush Passes. | ’ . pumtment of ‘a ee need that he would present his a By the Associated Press | cessor for Alienation. " ; Ce: at I if ; a. £83 : i ; iat i ple referee in bankruptcy, chang- paiaek ee Official forecast WASHINGTON. March 20. | Special to the Post-Dispatcn. fF court rules improperly, cor- resignation as Becretary -(r re ai = HATS AN for St. Louis and ES, POT pat hs NEW YORK, March 30.—Mrs. 5 pt use of bankruptcy funds, UM- (tonight's meeting of the Fascist aca ane vicinity: Rain ‘ fg ae oe '| Estelle M. Clark, first wife of Frank ; . I . tor ¢ »y > gs ¢ aef. : AL. ‘ " . uw} appointment of receivers ‘grand council. He declared he con- , PHO mixed with snow = ot 08 his prac }(. Clark, who has made a fortune . Ps i ignoring confessed neglect of | lcidered the mission to which he tonight; probably | tice of shaking hands with the hun-j| conducting Mediterranean tours. ~~ = é cee [had pledged himself upon assumiag | ssow Wednesday | dreds of students who make up | has filed suit in the Supreme Court 7. Debate to Begin Today. ithe post had been completed. morning ; cloudy daily pligrimages to the White!in Brooklyn to annul Clark’s mar- a Debate on the impeachment of | The other members of the direc- | Wednesday after- House. It is not disclosed whether , riage with his segond wife, which a -_ i= & udge English is scheduled to be- | leorate decided unanimously to re- noon; colder to- | the President will adhere to the; took place seven years ago, and to = , —_—. in the House today. A major- | sien with Farinacci to affirm their night with lowest new order after the present pres-| have him restored to his former - ma | oe ny vote is necessary to send him eomplete solidarity. temperature !sure of public busines ig relieved,| status as her husband. She also S pon fs 'y trial. . Srematas Mussolini todav reiter- about 26; strong but White House attaches believe | is suing the second wife for $250.- . he eee ete St Kee Samate t0 lated his declaration that there will shifting winds. he may decide to greet personally | 000 for alleged allenation of affec- oo tl in special session as a court was be no parliamentary elections to | Missouri: Snow only adults who hold the usual ad- | tons. aie d yesterday before the Senate colhane the present Chamber in north portion | mission cards. | The first Mrs. Clark says that | ‘dd : ‘Judiciary Committee, with a divis- De uties. While visiting the Chatm- and rain or snow During the Easter period visitors, Clark left her, obtained a divorce | Aon of opinion developing. ibe 4 he said emphatically: “No elec- in south portion to the executive mansion number | at Reno, Nev., and married his sec: | | rece - a ee tions! This Legislature must dic tonight a n d@/a4round 1500 for the noon hour,|;ond wife, a nurse, at Elko, Ney., — 2% rman Cummins of the Senate pt ? 2 of 0d ba PD 1 jand while they will be passed |on May 3, 1919. The annulment _ = a natural death. 7 | ; 2/ ake ee ‘ ot q ~mnittee was authorized to ap- Mussolini is leaving Rome Anril Wednesday, through the offices as usual this | suit, said to be the first of the kind, a ret a subcommittee to inquire 1 for Milan to spend Easter = wicn | morning; cloudy | Year they will be denied the pleas-|is based on an allegation that SS | panto the subject. It had been sug I is f n My | in afternoon: Ure Of grasping the hand of the/| Clark’s divorce was obtained —— ; ces. Hn Y " . > “ ‘ pie aa )Sested that if impeachment pote ; colder itt south portion tonight;|President. = : le fraud. t av for “t} — « ee wel |“Marhe You Won When You Didn't portion tonight and Wednesday: be memes "Somey Ser tae} | J- mmittee recalled that a prece- | ay ton jevent next Monday. | | jeSS - ‘ Faent f He Get Is.” Evecutive Says to colder in southeast portion; strong ee 1] AS No ~ ie “Bion od a eee eo | William L. 4goc. ‘east to north winds. = wranas i e\ | A = P| uring an impeachment trial) si you're pretty lucky,” said| sunset, 6:22. Sunrise (tomorrow). ‘RED ROW OVER TERROR POLICY | “ 3 PooY OUST By | W88 established in 1876. when im- - aa atin to William I. Igog@. | 5:47 idee if y @ peach ear= : _| Mayor Miller — 2 tention | { SLIGHT , ; ment Ati hg ee er ithe Democrat he defeated in the; Stage of the Mississippi, 10.2 ; ‘Finovieff Plea for Assassinations _ : oe HE ADACHS | 7 kne, eee eee | May orulty campaign a year a£0|feet, a rise of .8 of a foot. : — ape ee er 60 i] 5 = A ' n the o — : i i : ir ce a Opyvrigtit. oO ry the reese ui uw $ zer i | ? e Plan to Meet Objection when they met yesterday } eee ee ee | Publishing Cos. (New York World | ‘| ) : : Uncert I ] lity of i\lebby of Hotel Statier. | day between heavy sowstorms | and Post-Dispateh.) | i ‘3a » , - -e ' : i ; ' Pn” i: SPY adic. as to the lega iam. | ts = hard job,” the Mayor | west of the Missouri River and; ,onpDON, March 30.—Sotth| | y &: = journment, w ith the eTi- ; id. “end maybe vou won when. ' rains to the south. Hannibal re- | it wre ; — wee neasio rial, | 5@ 3 |American delegates to the Third! | Special session for the t | \ q the J you didn’t get it. ‘ported an eight-inch snowfall today, ; ’ it gh Judiciary Committee has con- Igoe laughed and told the Mayor | Kansas City reported six inches} internationale in Moscow last} : ' ‘ & recess. mally With the E In a Ry the Associated Preer 3 ag | ee tentative e resolution. ee EPIELD. W. Va. March 30.) All Children tn Massachusetts Fam-| The delegates from Brazil and t win = sudiciary Committee | ’ debts sina be paid | ily Are LéAving. Argentina argued the communism | Only 21 were Qublished today |] recommend tha Chairman }—So that his ¢e : sanctioned mass terrorism, but re-/ by the second newspaper. 1] ' fe surance po! Hcy, py the Associated Press ite r. ie > Post- Dispatch : M @ppoint seven mmittee /from his lfe in . RY oe Pee al. Reguiarty. th “nie seven co i? pao ‘« dead here, ' FITCHBURG, Mass.. March 5°. | pudiated individua ASsassinagtions. ' carries far more “Want Ads” 1th TS aS Managers to prosecute | Charles E. Seace * . d aft | M Louis M. Cross, 36 years| The secret session indorsed Zino-||) than any other Bt. Louis | * trial before ici In a letter found atrer | —drs. 5 griiiag, Saa Go ae . f more than | the Senate. a suicide. me ¢ gi vieff. but the incident tended to]/| _ newspaper—often | hepregent 7 ¢ a wat | ld. today is the mother °° pert. se . ‘ i - REE other &t. Louis ; ativ . with the throat cu o siete ) he | ALL T ; of Si. Louis, who. ante ph ming wooden Ly Marshal! said he was|children, She gave birth to the} weaken his position and eat sn ai] woweees CORE™ | Ue troduced the resolution calling | pankrup’ and that rather than fail| twentieth child. a 12-pound girl. ict rr he. epnarepe ti sxe f ST- Cc TCH ' or congression lal iny estigation of | }to pay those he had promised. he ‘here oe gay Apes oi vie eae Prat : Sine: i SY. Louis | | Tithe . wh she was i tne | soveer HOriues & IBGE va Frinsy in ST. ha *_Jurist’s conduct, based on. 80 | would sacrifice his life, since the! ‘married when teffs program J a] Sc oom ‘asa rth a fentative 7 . House acc émplish its purpose later _. sntinnes on Page : 2, Coleman 3. resolution that 3 adjourning for- lob. oo Senate Man Kili to Binghamton, N. Y., for trial on charges of estibaiies the Broome | Adv County jail in 1881, revelation of) the past that ferced Dr. Osbalde-. ston to admit he was the “Profes- | sor’ Edwin Turner Osbaiderston who figured in bizarre news inci- | dents of 20 to 30 years 4go0 Was Not | so welcome. -The accused man continued N ances of Two to Five Points in First Half Hour of Trading. By the Associated Press, NEW YORK, March 30.—Three | weeks of steadily declining stock to prices were followed today by an 'deny his guilt and to reiterate that. impressive rally, which carried ADMITS “NEGLECT AND INEFFICIENCY’” NOT OVEN AGAINST WALL } INSUBORDINATE | Writings and Utterances |DOES NOT SAY WALL ; jhe. +a ~* t, . a Sapna eo igts “et TS ah .egeem ois * . > +h aR pEDE Sy RY Bn Oe en ns ea ee > HEN eS : 5 i ee ee Catal Mende A Pars 49 .s 8 he Tk Dg VE AOE age mg Bw oo es aie oy . . : 10 tee iu A Ry RRL ee he neat WP . wns he om ony ate - . . wi Pe . ae nee — — : eee sales of yt M ke ry " “Y - a, Sit eae ee tna rug im ea ae ie a s es. x ee < Oy Fae % Shotts ap ibe x: ? . : ies) taht te ta ee si W vinta eas er RS tt Sev bio? oF re ee eS AY ° PRC BE Nac CINRTES ASE oe a ' EEE RET Aes ae BE AE NRT, BME OS SNe Pee LP Kies Pee Se EE by eit a STS ee RR a Ss CRC RAS net SPS ae Tee ee eee 7. , Meee OS Ne : ‘ bi Pre 7 he am a “teh a ee ee a tah zp Pe bes - io Ae var 4g i, — , ab! . . “ ‘ we . — att — ~ ® Pore a * » ee [ei . s . . rae a ha . he LPrsny eri A tenon . ty tah ri 2 h UES ner Rego . * FDA OwS nae f vr hed ts * - : 7 % ¥ * -_ ploits of the “Prof.” Osbaldeston of | Cereal, U. S. Rubber, Marland and the "80's and early Twentieth cen-| international Nickel, all off about 1 to 2 pointa. , denied) Strong buying support was quick- | | this romantic! jy supplied for U. 8. Steel com- | figure. There was a bare possibil- | mon and other pivotal industrials, ity, he said, that it might be his! whieh head upward within the first | “half brother,” a scapegrace scoun-! 45 minutes of trading. This imme- drel whose escapades more than | diately started active short cover- | At first Dr. Osbaldeeton his connection with once had caused his embarrass-" ing in other sectlons of the list and | ments in confusion in identity.’ prought about a general rally in | Then came a gradual, garrulous which virtually all shares, includ- | | rush of words, the nonogenarian | ing those which were weak at the | | His account | opening, participated. of his past, checked by available | General Electric soared 7% newspaper records, disclosed the! points before the end of the first following: : ‘hour, and DuPont, Sears Roebuck, About 1891 he went to New York | Woolworth, General Asphalt and with his wife and four children,! Allied Chemical were lifted 3 to & fallower and admirer of Boh In-' points, with scores of others ad- Out of 140, ‘fhey admit that earlier expecta- tions have not been altogether ful- i te ~~ ‘ : | i¥ Canperete victime of the, great filled and that many industries are penis panic of that Vear, one was joperating on A relatively ermal mar-. fosen and sent to two surgeons | gin of profit, but call attention to According to they bored a hole fn the | man's stomach and had quite a time watching the operation of his | organs before he died. Dr. Osbhaldeston today admitted his part tn thie scientifie adven-— evident pride. Wore Priest’ Vestments. | Until April, 1896, Dr., “Prof.” | variously York, ac- the fact that there has been no in- | iflation in commodities, that inven. | tories are low, cash reserves rela- | itively high and commercial bank | /pans sinall .with plenty of funds | available for all legitimate business | needs. or — ‘Ss i= x lived in New Be PHI. Acrnstene eae March 30.— Police third-degree inguisitions of persons suspected of crime are de- nounced in a report submitted by the Crime Survey Committee, ap- pointed four years ago by the board | Once he appeared vest- explaining they them when he lectured. Frequent- | of judges of the Common Pleas | ly he was reported § as« having Courts. | chased aie wife and children to) iting the confession of 14-year! | fae ert of their home and keep-| oid William Cavalier of Pottsville. | Sh ‘hem treed there for hours. said to have been obtained by po- | everal «maf! mveterious fires in lice late at night after a long ex.) amination, and as a result of which_ During 1 3 ‘he was sentenced to life imprieon- | uring this period he conducted | /ment for murder, the committee abandoned tn faver of examina- | tions supervised by high judicial | ee Sty. f In the course of his cam-— authorities. The committee also. paign he encountered opposition. | | oud ein We ae recommended compulsorr Jury | fo have been anrvies and the abelition of per- i Cc optinued en Page 2. Cotume 2. ™m ptory che lienges of — . ‘ Reom 308, City Hall. Dear Sir: I advise you herewith of the conclusions I have reached after the hearing on March 15, 16 and 17, upon the mr a recentiy preferred By way of brief <0 at BO of the circumstances under which the charges were made, I want. to say that when the matter of the first street lighting contract was pending before the Board of Public Service, I was informed, through @ source I considered re- Hable, that a Mr. Wood, a repre- sentative of the Westinghouse Electric Co., had atated that Mr. Ralf Toefiefeldt, the Chief Elee- trical Engineer in your depart- ment, was the Weatinghouse com- pany’s “man;” that thie com- pany, or interests allied with it, would secure the contract; that they would then. secure the 4is- charge of Mr. George B. Heath of your department, as an unpfriend- iy 2 : & % +g af i ” 5 comply with my request. Yeur fy refusal to accede any ot tae

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“! St. Lovis. w 925 a see ee oe ha a 3 1%-pound atc anes oO. ria PvP set aes oH IT ~~ He eee wees | POCO eee. 157 BSD hs oe ho. on Jan. 18. 1925. | discox twentieth —— +. . there is said to be no chance of the | |) POST-NISPATCH ;;and once was said to have heen re and the abelition of per-— il utroduced the re 4 that rather than fa on wae} | ; “olution calling® | bankrupt at nicht. Mrs. Cross lor CONETCSsicna!) uae of | ito pay those he had promised, he | here last id 15. Al! the aeoviet authoritics adopting Zino- | | FiasTy in ST. LouIs c tin : Pece 2. Cot ner ! ™m ptory che lien Bee of ong | ied when she was : be i : life, since the ' marr e ne a caer somone | would gcc age his only asset. children are living. ; tof 5 sreegrsa ty ‘teffs preg vs ‘the ‘neurance pol watinged on Pace 2. Colamn 3. ne | \ WN sre eRe ee kee fee” ge atts tet REIS a wn "at Shy high! TUESDAY EVENING. MARCH 3 1926. ST LOUS POST-OISPATC” 27 LOUIS POST-DISFATCH JOWNGIANNOLA ‘John Giannota Etudes Cameras | FORMER JUDGE TRACY, ““ScraSe" ware: REPARATIONS 10 Bt IS FREED ON $2500 ILL ONE DAY. DIES se DEBT PAYMENT BASS, BOND IN AUTO CASE rth charges acainst you, Upen ¢ Found Here After Madison | : | 7 icon the hbeartng has fust Seen : : , When on Bench, He Assessed) be!¢ | French Minister Says No Settie- County Sheriff With- E draws Plea for Arrest in E have-reache® the concous. | went Can Be Made Unies East Side Inquiry. BRINGS RUSSIAN CROWN JEWELS TO U. S. S Ce OE aT Cat RE > " = ei sae Reape ote . ae ‘2 : , Fine Which at “Lord from the testimery inrtreduced. Barringion to Workh house. that ne incom petexcy cr lack of Germany Pars. integrity om vour part. or on the part of Mr. Toemsfeic eae Sustained’. make mo settlement ot 2 $ the home of Lis soz. Marie! 2. On the cther hard I betliera alied debts that ts net based im { Tracr. £184 Page boulevard. An ‘rom the evidence that rou made some measure co reparation pay- . ‘stack of kidmer trouble. which “"® S#temenrt chargec agsims= ments from Germarr. F®tznance Mm- eae . 3 you in Specification 5 of the ister Peret declared im the course | began Gar. caused éeat udége barges, seriously reflecting om oof his speech opening the debate Tracy was $2 years olf. He had bape Ages ace hoot eatteoee techs Hak ctvoiean neeenen — his home wit - scn £r a eat 7g 2s? ~ « Fm cet” ? * ‘ be : x a as _— x a AND HIS BONDSMAN 1233, and for severe! yenre before sutetantinily the lsageage. | These terme the Pinsace 3iate thai with 4s agnter, now a : . La ; ‘4 incived £ ha a daughter, charge¢: and I am of the opin- ter added. should iImciuce 4 eo , . °eesec in OU 3 ; ; ; 3 3 at ; c OL tag pent gilt — 5 liom that the letter charged iz guarding ciamse that would give. The funeral wiil eld at : ot met 4 Germany — ve se at * + = Specification § to have been writ- | France protection should ™. termeorrow at St. & ‘s Catho- i ‘ =_— ™. termeorrc at Sz. ark’s ~2 ten br you. gtd which rou admit [at amy time ¢@ sit. ss ic Church, Page bovlewaré amd, s,.7:- z ten was unt ee Academy arenue, followed by iz- ; | By the Asecciated Prem terment in Calvary Cemetery the beac of an important ¢epart- _§ paPrIS March 39.—The death a ss ~ * =e thea - + an4 ; He was born im Liverpool En- sora tm 2 n or of the Duke cf Criearms treagt ) 7 ~- * > t eae dane » ieee ‘aie, nie oaic ced to bring diseredit. act forth lengthiy eulogtes br roralist glard — al , wus Tous St “ 2 a eS er’ =m? a = ~ > 2 2, > ete * * o2 Fou evarumes~. Out cn £6 a Cri GE BOOG ai z oe 4 =t the entire ect iristraticn -* the - enn ces = kh » *9 citterent times iz ‘New Orieans. ins ci ra Altbough of aii te —— ra we a F « . / 1 oe 24 S&. Louis He was - rank be prebeably was the “8 aewneie ote a S tem farther corrineed. from ‘eowe in France, the Prince was —Paete br Cater eced & To & pop. ©. eT .O8 Ses on ané a ~ ‘+e e427 -e eh + BE ne get ee ome een tn 38 etre pom osig MSs i = . & er a etudert ef St. Leuis Urtrer as erecence, at curng FOCr the greates: Frenchman. “déeciared MES. GLORGE SLCENELL Oe ee ee Re ne intcumbencr of the effice cf TH. r —2 ; ’ the BRoral- HEN MW Bu Gl. oc. + Leon Devcdet. leader of tae 0) TS Secere woced .5 a Mee ee i Mee ef New York Saturdag. she had lt Sti siatisiliees Uilder tai, bids eet have failed to exhibit that epirtt sessed the highest degree that with ber a collection o? = Wendie aw ne Ps ~ ee? San ae he es _ * meee — — Fo ~ ‘ ¥ a. et eal ai oy © al a ® ~ aS ‘*- P -~ oa a ~ ll = _ 3 =“ * 7 —~ ae & » "aaa ~~ = RB i ir Bi ite ae - te Bans ~ on a - - - - Cae - -~ = — _ Sori? Deir ine ini i. eeeuet im “tems mn 28 D@8¢ of the séminiwtraticn “Sc affairs that make lea@ers ef persecution ty soviet cficas = e°O.@R SBULGMOOUE. SltrTh. ast. =e = me SeTVec im thal position —— , T"2*erer > 4 = ink gb Se frie — > ~ z - anc c . cOo-oTt + JIC. x t= ‘ ur =o | z ae uwra‘elr a* @:3 bas — rics &= — maces a ~— bLehor 4 4 aa ao - ees = — ~.- ? i = _- . Tt TSe2 S Ea a ™ & - — - ——— ~ = er are are pS of Madison County. ii. called a: 98 oe —— a associa*es. which are sbhec’ute’+ re lone eneugh: to witness the efforts to get her te rel the hic oa » _— —_ — ~ = 4 a’ > - sau -_—— — = Fo ice eaccowarters bere arg per- aiec br the Demecrats for Citr . 2! Heacqzuarters a ees nk th s re - mecessarr to a prover an‘ strc. "™oment wher be could bring his pace of certain papers. Her bus- wit hdére ro ct est es be 2.28 .Tar & it2e TES cal a Tr phar 6 : « puenlly aarew 2 4 woatoan a le “ - -eceeneaggeslie cees’s! comdtct «* the ci*r's 2” excellent qualities teats play.” cand ‘ermerty was tavai attache ~«. Ae ¢ — i. ae » rp ye - 2 an - al a —_— ~ —— ee ~ & eet ~ ~ - ~ oe , ’ sae preriousiy for Giannols"s ar- r. Francis rer. GE! cone and I oe find. This att! The scccession tm the Fremck of the British Exmbasey ir Petro- T2318 oc om “tat . - : ae iu. - sites as ‘ rf is _* ws oy _ = pop st _— —_— = > ¥ = r= - ——_— - +2 Ga Pe on t= A ie! aoe i a a 'Or'sa ak ee me 4UtO72a CAF QE-es ah eae - - 2S — ig best q an ? ~~: ‘ y ' . . ‘ _ 7 - s -% ae © = he Sheriff's actier erabied fi- Became Judge im 1902 hie te wie oP ¢ i the Duke of Guise, whese farther “am Obtain for fumermy i... “ z . o 2 -_-—- -_ ~— ———— te -_ - _-. — - iia tt Te : $ ; | shape czuder «the , Aa2ei to gd at we on $2ae¢ $4 = errr as Regis ra: r exéec ~ TT =e? sophie. exer = ay OS: Sez. Se = rance is made ==- beorid ¢ om _ ? » & /- ~ > - * - jt pe , -_ ie se Y — Pe ee ~ iene ~ " " . ~ - ~ ~ - cm é ~> be oh * Tseshoe Lake where the stolen ogt of the Hockett-Balke murders. 1s in the center shielded by ome of Seroni Dustrict Pelice court hele a Mer een a sappese he will gtre tp his cistmas. wy $23.99@ agp autor ob —_ fc waa Cox Ja2 =s huis friends. hee = * Te" ow eme goer e emt Tee a> fe. 2 bal = =e oS ¥eur a7 3 ~ mon om ae + a ernec* +2 - +2 = ork. a commines ¢ ax “oe 4 - ; == . * a . = * us O88 as ahi dh & = SB2SBO cla ces —_—_ th 3 7” “a — oe => tly and ~ ili : ana there the bodiee of Constal =~ - - — = 2 ; Vz ao Por rw “A Se . ~ - o-oo . 2 y 4 —_ . ite — - , 4 = ~ eT. Arrest Cc. pee BME: Bos = = ive faz = = ae Beach Fo TASTE. ‘= — * = — rs a + » ‘ “4 ‘ . _— Te Meee? * id - ae zc ~ oe - ——a al - 7a a — we sinin by moonshiners. were discet- yy, ; : _ _— Fiest District Police Court i= ¢h “ent of Mr. Heath. against ~hem te Rare 15°26 State enc cir auto. to undertake a surves af - Monongahela. Pa. sitce the Fed- eS. 4S 2"C.. Gre the 2. eeeinee obs ss aga as idl ere rs o in ; ered in a =irgie re 2 week later T LE : Cit Fia7? at > ne © 2B ClaceySs were proven, | motiie iitemses will be Started «¢ States and Canada o aa? wee 2x: g7= —_ % tm 3 ~~ ~ A ~—* . ~ . « } 3 a = served = era. Warrart 48 isFoec. Aget: eae ace — = an@d whe es I em relabicr & Thursday in &. Lowis and St. Lox - cue = & niin . q ima a sie lib a se io a= es dud? tc SS - rat ine espditiers ana = o- of passengers carricd | in Ted oprosmmatety as chev be wage unt 7 i ; 2 ° © Trace’s decist fermed hat worke4 eff cien® r Plant Wizard Picttimge Persistest Cocz:7. city asd ccunty exuthori- ii yp ae 2 wan cus the sare ¢¢pexrmmer: with Mr Diimess. Comision Doubtful ties anreunced todar es c, te most : @r t+ Associates Press March 13 ww the time Emit feed Department of Justice a£°5t® ness bes had frequent reports ACCUSED OF THEFT 4 who bad beer lockirg for Gtarsels bowerer. that Glarnnola bas beer Sore m — * he bd ——_ okt = ae — > in Foe nae wed ae aig — act rs as ao — ne ape in St. Louis mest of the time agre=‘s ee neste 2 E 7 ’ Teens’eid: ‘or servers rom Gon with the actomebdile, bad pre- sce hee ia tn Ce te oe oe Su famous of them being the one br eee ee er : s — , uae been seeking him. wWoutcec im ‘he hemi so 25 re- ce ee eS ie Sotr pee@eresse- is -+ SaNTA EOGA. Cal. March 3¢ SF iaw for ebtaiming licenses, bat - s —— “4 nedliees ating - = ne i - -_ - — — — — 5 so + > > Pg ceal , ‘ “ ee : | Trder the creo stances Tem T2£28 43 Yacant ~—s against 2 Year becaase the Mate Actomobiec a ba 3075. ert Fe -” % OU; Core? ——s _o 7 bh} = Y -— * _— ea We See ee ~~ a , - ——a— =e at _—— ™ ——— - _— re a aan - = dnt A ns ta 4 wd = =a a . ed + : © to his brother to sar to s this ¢et wists the sil- Sat ng & Eng st—a- Licemse Department was be 5 tives stolen March 3 : ~olumtarilr to mske bond. was the +... -eeneed pp Ce : ci aaa cea * an. : of the epiuiem. as ere your as persistent flimess which has conm- 4 paren: unable te ‘* oa i Set eee Sale wae. pr a 2 . Tn deo - * =_—- Ter Diste +] Weare ‘ste ree: of? re: Se “om and en. age S>ert* Detmiing — to reporters avo = te Ree and a t 2. _ ~~ a a” * td : ~_ +. - 2 « a , . iain - ——v a . i ——e ae ms af serv ce = 2k Tou sc 2% --% of taking = Gee comedy te left the Commissiomer’s office with hen “I attacked four Russians. arc'ng house, the girl believing gheonia cemerr with me + > ‘rem 2 Tertousmess of the ratjer: = - ™ - : 3 “ ” 7 - i ee hah a No Se aah > 3 4 gia Edad de Nag tac aD — * = aot: 4 ee , 1 eos C Lesuionng. a coat thrown over his bead to &°. anc my sader Droke ctf at t5e Lim to be the titled preprteter co?” Sh ne ee ae | smother where ¢ Tisit seas “ay * oe he ’ re ee a | usefrlness ae & >UDlic 7% iia! “es anc a2 seeming’? comstazt desire to | ED wie uk ey Fx plains to Police. shield him: ‘rem phetagraphers. Bint “Melrose Castie.” Engiand Two >» aes Sie we Reap ' ‘ im oe | ivered B | The Shertft ed bis visit | es ' - +uS Become greatly trpaired.— and return to bis work iz the garden. Gem Averesco te Sacceed Premicr | we i cae - one erpiain =| nay §rreted Canada. oe? ~~“ FreurEe FSIaAr's Sent} am : . , . . Bee &-3F thes +2 end as ++ ge: | | : om eee sgiecesicesmipen —o that you cammet lenger «zercrise combimed to make kis cenedities Brauiane. Who Resicnaed sae . pnts to *eacdquartets “* G@ETInE *oe. . . —— these bectic rears {2 02 or hel of the mer _— : bi 3 P Filia wegutangien ° ; ; OSE wese secuc yeasts a * “ag age. came the duties of the office rou »o'4 9 “deocbtfc!” last night kis personal BUCHAR March +) —Ger i | here ras ro charce act. ms: Gian Neo York Te ( oe " o> - Fas 7 ” ~ we - s we we eS 7 & 2 a es a wt age er * *3 ques: :en +he > Lo uiser. ™ 7 ~\ as ~ oe rie & i * sal -— ar- ” — = enemies = ~ ~ oS one » ee pate the res: or *>e Sa = =e te per 2° ure Last night Ca >the: “3 wt —_ - - —_ ; ° ne = "> > ~- a em ee? 5 Tea = extert $4¢ was S56 aupeser, and cme of tien. or for the best Interests cf was given as 39, pulse 1¢4 and res Bratisce wick e2 last Sas Ro offered to cause the b aditecn wuanty Qrra.= ar ' re- een fom .an abet abe sto =~? -+em x ix o_o 4 o> “ re : z a s. od 6 eatin reat” wb ‘en te 4. Sma Pi 3 a = £25486 LT own tie freat The city. and i wart, therefere. to Biration If Dr. Shaw eaid Buar- - ar rire -2 —r — ” ——— —= 1 ee 7 + ee sae il en ; Ez pee. oe. - a ao — —_— aa .. a + _ “= >» - _— —_ ~ = c-% q re 1d. 4 a ?* 2 arn ar. — F Waem 26 met iz a &. Leu = é = —— rere for the iast few dara. Ex- specised a ait “n° he servies-at-cost pe cessed last Wecgpesday at Edwarits- : : ail i eee | ' re ie on . =r en vr — re x* = =~ .2e » e+ ae ean ib — os ~ a - ~ ——- ns ; tie was 2 *s" bg: co. c= oa: mag 2cuse. while 822.5 eques. Four resigza* ox. ‘ark Was suffering so pain. ro rreser-s +s Kine Fergimana +a! ae fh2- | retains for the cy cen of in Novet ber, 128365. wren be Was pe other called a perce: a7 Fours Terr fr Sere" + [7 Ees EL = g7Lendarnce his bed =e =e on act - “ : wert 3: 6¢8 _ ———— rrich was SuT- ce naga = 2 A s*- = cheat * er ~ = : “2 pis *% ans P > - - we beg —* P , “5 rr wr: x 1% ~— | : “ : . . 22 a” Sad et a. . les ie Tr —- sec acai sco 2 a “tern pied | ~ ‘hese 4B a.~- ‘ epee 4 oft! ce e= Saturda?t Tas he 3 Lz 4 = eats ss 4 = Tac Seca. ’ = ut . bey rs 7 : oe wi . h: Sheri? Denning comm issten cn C fare. a * ~ . aja Ber se commission to erder bet- Gack a a=3 .* = 3 cca ore — me req" a F - police ec **e earing St watch he as rer cen tect: § bene x last Thursday wight tarife The new rates which will Snanish criest there ‘Seu serte >a o=3 az : oe - Jes > ee a +o be had. poor he —.. 1 = jt =rete | grt reas “thoes “= 3.: bier ; “2 = om ~ ~ oe gn me AB, ~- ° 4 a ~ eee ~~ a sa™2 ers owl wes Tes ec Tec: cdes mon A ca ctlated +5 crockeéem a€@ct- istration. . #2 ~ on ’ | ter fed in charge Ne 3 wes The City Charter provides thet fe ™eau ago cultura. machinery. ing the ¢depertatie: erdger. United Rates Commissioner Atkizs these aetiie should prokthet the ot bas deciared that sele cea-" ‘ tea = Son = "£27 2r° ational _ —~ > Nn e yesterdar presentation of fliims tending to ““* SS Ft0-0R o: -"SUranCe COM- prevroke a breach ef the peace *@ — — 2 leathers — + ps ~ar ~- - — ° on ~ a e* ae 5 at - _— * reps a ? pl Pig oe * ed . — _— -~ - - "iad ' ae: ~ ~~ - 3 “ a on™ a = " - panies but tater discharged ine defendar:: br Bis coré4énce VTten tr the G@recter to an of- Mareor SoA =et remore ae éepar STE ssa sal ms — ~e -eat=s with the + - ~ > ow _ oo Gu rad tg kaxrd:™ = the Ter al a ‘= 2 ae Giarnola visited ‘the Fe¢@era! demeorailize the mettalilr and char- Butiding shortir after >? p. mm. res- —— of enearea axé See ae ~ Te = — . ‘ —— Fils next srpearance i= the news ~ac SreTo kad 2 breach ef the Stal Was tm IS. wher cf a lecal impreoremern: as- mec- head «xcept for cazes. How City Traffic Scatietics. brether. Vito. who arrived at’ agreemen: between a national sending a bloedstaimed coat a=d He — the fne heavy « enough to “Sten s fatiure to irte Wall to termined the Charter Goes mnct traffic officers tx t Canminsiouer Atkins’ — with boards with a view to internaticxa- threatening letters tc Mrs Weiss. ieen Barctzgton on *he -;. 3c at “he ceremortial imstalla- sate. and the procedure followed « srepertion to moter rebicil« reg- : Sale, Pa ~& a aaa - — rT ant ya > a ae Bs & , + “greectien of tints cemditzvea 2609 oi me cought im the sew ordi-: ». --S —_—, PI ial to fursish $3590 security for was recommenéet sTacre The ¢ecisien was gemeraily crit- . . “4 tale te etcenrtt or the -harre. icwed amd Marer Wells afe- a The charge of ‘allure to co-cp- Director Wall after rea@ing ‘Ne souri Statistical Departmen: show 9 > rigtt te erder =: tenaiven arbi- ris One ebjectios that hae “aieed -hat pediticians migBr . erate with ether members cf the Mayer's eter. went te the regu- there are 1479 moter reticies for . John's appearance. . . gt . In Sentember, 1:9 *e enpid 2° § «te asl : a2 eter wemDe ss : Arrested om Sereet. Sani “ = « —2 elieasei Barring*cn. wh tt: rs , a eis : pepe i aa a: “cme (uma Weles desemed . Board of Public Service. which the ‘ar meeting of the Beard ef Pcb- evers trafic cfiicer t2 the United ad - sum eae ™ oo és a ~ s oe ' 4 ~~ _ 4 —" _ Next came Joseph BR MeGiyna a i : herercpen wert tnte the saleen : ‘ ‘ 7 bs "a ai tg pee! ee *3 | Gans > : — ek, nw as z2* i — — acc rzalt: ace —_ ~ Pe Prer = => ** *4g sa:°s°%acticoz. on 2 as-end the s 2 we ? om poiice *5rce ~—— La? act — ager d e Sie > - ba 5 oo = ae — ~ By the Asrcieeet Pree. ter. Leviea Masce*t Me fetlewoe@ | ancuucee — gh) tS oN oS | of the € barges origizal’y preferred the preceedizgs against bim eee gaged i= the enforcement cf ‘ra‘t- P age soch as the extension " x ? _ . 4 ra.2t 2 > 7 = =cr ar Se hee - > «2s . - ~ - : ww a ” — = : — an peas ame Jehu Bimsett. accom partied WaASEINGTUN., Marc™ =3 —Ar ser ared eared wen “eee —_-% a> i sie a at es — 3 = “ap — +e “Wiavor = x? Tas 70 ~~ oa oF ~ maT - Progress. em recs cia-ic2s. & S iz 3 iz PFs. -st27- eo . « ~ ———_— = —-_ - . *. - ~~ ~ ~_ . = . ~~ ae - - a es * Deputr United States Marshal merease in pensions te retired Gev- faware Ton We: . Gest rene. Eee ee ee ee Sen. roriet che -- i. = = = — = ~ = .- a » - 8 - - - : : x : z . e : ™ r . ‘ . : ° : . : . : : : . : :, , , , ' , ; er TresieJd Crar2aca en the etx .*> the cen: at te the rer arc ctre eo *e~ ™an. art “*2*a7- ae ac. €&5¢ re ‘cted a: ey y eae’ arrearm=ng as sie eae Sh “o\ TI party. that tae ques reet ribcuuens recre- ; 3 ’ extensions be ieft te arbi- — wear the Gianncls-Palezscla Gro- men: fun by employes is recem- t wounded two of 1 — 5B of sor-s. arsoa Gnd sentence te death. . = VOT. Folk commuted che sen- ss agains Wall Presid man g Reams 2 The sew ordimaace wil” t . ne ay ni . - _ ence to Lite tm mment and . . ; re Wher John wgeped the tame which e724: the st biject, #5: warts ee si ee .- £3¢ - Dperticntar ‘sas - “Sef i+ was a ~achiner¥ for arbitration of” ‘semoie” te the bend eae by warded by Secretary Werk te Com- “We are firhters we Enzcitst.~ adheaag he @uty of departmer* needs re Tres in genera! +? Th iaphe a © — = -iscred ré@ 549 " . “ > se * “ epee Com ec ACERS gress. be explatred wh a cracnt c3oecnne = *=* - requcreg 0 MET® -.oow the Maror’s policr or =i arity the ett is seeking a2 +m gm § ed eo * onmas: Be repert suggests that retire- Criticeed I te x. centrel ever service am @ Tbe Tet , the =n ‘o the extent of die-. r . ™“ t the z , . ; , = ‘ : jugar Tracy @wa« on an. -- _— enpela repied. “chats the war i sury of i per cent of the arerage opitien—she Deetsr teed -- ras neni oe i od act! : Four dars a‘ 2 t ends wrt - 3 2 me | . oo - % pO ser per of the Kr? ~~ ie caeailiatiticiala as iRise sietisethl c > - & 2 es annwal eslary ef the explore dur- Sdmiration ‘for ie rarerr are * eee ely = 4 =mcrere a. . oe ; — bias Ma, ew ‘(athoc tm 7 — : _ Debinesie explained Lat hes _ t>=@¢ Ta ; 3 ‘ear ef *os ners - Pre roeas wz hie = tate? * bee, es a: jae? ' , 3 &.3°0°°¢ wa ln ¥ aro> a +. a” a ae, ag oa ‘ ~ . * =» : ~ : gre imance a oo - ‘ : : ’ b, a >> ee _— 2 > Piet ae ae i“ - om Vr : Bs ca } Ancient Order ef Hi- ‘hat it will ere- J . * a : for 13 years and amaseed soive service, clus an ancuity of $20 a “ATT. Was feted br rovratr cere | : . bas snmetrced + = Aj om ~ -~ - ~ 3 ‘ is wealth. could veither read rer wear fer each rear ef e-rrice wo to TEaded Yr white-'a4, si]en’re for wacS 2c ue K ce Co .- seed whether -he Marer custs Fall * 3 : ¢ nates "i bare So - 7 write. Dut tha: be signed his bank ,, it weuld Uenit the pen. er-strewirs chiléren and erentuaty “~ ° Was an aréert base- >- sot aw checks “Gancic.” although th cor- » cEcrera: ~ otted fa Oo soy ee “ston, hewerer, te TS per cent ef the "Emerated and reveased ¢ He : | » rect form of the name is Giarroia. on a Tetere sieves TU” br direct order of Kaiser = @Gurvrived by Mra Tracr Sm . “, if rage . 7 era... ext a . é : . a ' - . ww ~ . While Gianmolea was in the Com weuls tribute 3% per cent cf Whim neriy M os t) fa pb ; ) « : € ar witness. the-prcose- . > : Two sons, Josepa Fi -u-ios being ceom@ucted t+ the (t+ , ‘ ~ & ea , orm, -_ — missioners cffice. Detective Serg:. their . ae ome Rascts is (865 %e gatret “eee ™ ar and 2 > : r 3 — ; SAA Mw | ims “a2 oe 2 > + » me ieee 4 Dan a = -. —- ; * “tward J. Dewd of the rnarcetic cent, aS Bt presen: \Tae spece age’ > Sr deartee *he + 22.5. «. stScy “ounseicr’s o*Tice Sere the c ope squat learned of big presence and There are 254.622 expicres par- T8728" Prete 0. tke. me Pinnengie Has iInfieenza. of the bearing te has been dev. County Sher-. sis *o¢,.e wae er@inesre? Dr 2 is Ul eth infiuense. | ' ooer'g rerdict of partial cerriction. Sand of e-indiers erewace4 ‘2 trict. ine wees men and women ‘nt ‘—Tr4eceia* se 71ers, Rie cert acd ‘ae? Trew" ares. aece. unt ‘tte preset ‘re wee : wher %e *o0k peterr Ye wr iete re (Sm Mis heme at No Itt Wee tt ‘@treet New York. an4 saret t's ‘ew: fe ty saémtnisterizg ant. actes P 1 f i z ; * i | f | . Lh ui . aoe BEFORE THE HOUSE ¥ ~ 7 é x Ee -e* « 7 . ~ Pe a. Fa -? So 7 4 ba ey “> eee whe fater *‘he cermmitee report and oprercents ef fnmreachm ees. tee ZEELAND May § RED STAR LINE leternationa! Mercautile Marine Company Meet Bidg. Me. or ony ie carrer or eutefiews St. Louis, tred five chote ata Negre 30 —andree W Wellen Tated >: Sunéer. Ie A Ohne eypmaragalheercgetietie gh samc Secretarr «f the T-asnrt taken his cash receptacie contain aceompanie? bx hts 4acch-e- Was Ly atime $33. Walker does net believe Alles. an@ Bis sen. Pac! have a> ,anr of the shets teck effect. | fred here for an Easter vacation ¢ w. a Soe o. ' k= seach: 2 reTurd the ee Oe ee = —_— P — ome das at ae ue apne . PS ily i — = — . " ad PRR CR Re OR ae a

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Pith ' fred here for as Fee avon the public. ts hele a * _ — 2 « q * oye og ige > te — 24 + *@azh: = “ eee i eee ~~. pi OF NEW BY, R. FRANCHISE F PLAN SETTLED ee inistration Bil pete ens nhc attain atin | $50, 000 J0B AS DICTATOR Of DRAMA OFFERED 60Y, Rae | Producers Ask Him Him to Final Arbiter Between 2am wrights and s Speciaj.to the Benen Boar, NEW YORK, rch |Smith last night wag Offered a sition as Czar of the stage Un4 the proposal he would be to ne drama what Will H, Hayes te to the movies and Kenesaw “ae dis is to baseball. It wag sald Saiary would be $50,000 » ud | 4 A telegram was sent to the Gel | ernor by Willlam A. Brady on ba. half of the Theatrical oom would be Em- Producers inquiring if he | willing to serve as a ; | between playwrights veel 3 ducers. “a It was the outcome of - | tion of Arthur Hammerstein meeting of the Producers, The proposal] met with such instant proval that it was ooventt } Playwrights, whose consent would have to be obtained, giy their verval indorsement. The Gov. ernor was spoken of a “the : comiaissioner of Broadway.” “There is no one I k could be fairer and more ian (Ual than the Governor,” rea to Be Ready for Public 4 — San. an ee ae WOULD RECLAIM CITY ata | Be Necessary in Order to Retain the Present Fare | of 7 ae. | i aring _Service-at-Cost | | Tcontro1 oF SERVICE Economies Will |} __ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCE TUESDAY 1926, ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 3 a) _ “KILLED BY AUTO cas | | | | | | i | | | | | 2 | = | 4 | | | i o ; '. } se E | Said. “He has business aeum j}and his fairness has won the ‘thera spect of his foes as well as his @ Tee city adqinistration’s hill |Triends. He is on the level, which for franchising the reore: anized is the greatest tribute I can Pay to Taited PauWways upon a serv Ice- | ony person.’ ll be ready for pub-* ma-cost plan W- ie discussiv" PEgsentials o' two weeks. are Set- within e plan , ?- a4 A SURVEY OF UNDERTAKERS Campaign Planned Against Those - Ba The chicf conception, us in- Who Capitalize Bereavement. ted -by the term, “service at |By the Assotiated Pres, - “is that the city shall be em- NEW YORK, March $0.—A na- Sewered to prescribe the character ti onal campaign against undertak- wt service. paying the fare. neces- (ers who capitalize bereavement by jee? '° produce such service. The other controlling ingredient m fares is what the company shall — entitled to earn and upon what valuation. The valuation fixed by he Missouri Public Service Com- mission has been tentatively adopt- 4 6©6hThat sum is approximately O57.500,000. The rate of return Rely will be 7 per cent. / Operating Economics Planned. A fare of 7 cents, present Maree, would fail by three- charging the highest prices they can obtain for funerals is taking “shape under the auspices of the Metropolitan Life Insurance Co., Dr. Lee K. Frankel, vice president. Said today. | With $25,000 appropriatea for _the work, a committee of men, churchmen, sociologists and pub- lic health workers, is being formed .to undertake a survey in the Unit. ed States and Canada. tite nearly Muriths of a cent to produce a 7 TWO TIRE DEALER: wr cent return upon 57,500,006, JEALERS: ARRESTED maviding operating conditions and ‘Police Follow One to Store of An- Me number of passengers carr: _ other, Reoover Three of 75 Stolen. emained approximately as hon Detectives yesterday arrested two ere during 1925. However, the morganization cominittee las ¢x- ressed the hope that. i: Me to accomplish operating econ- mies that will not only pern:it the me to stay at 7 cents, th improved service. Speed of cars, careful checking floads so as to reduce unneces- ary mileage, and radical] hes are some of the measures by Shich it is expected that operat- Me expenses can be. reduced. _-An outstanding advantage = as- ed for the service-at-cost pian that it reclaims for the city con- Mol over service. which was sur- mderel when the State enacted me Public Service Commission law. mrvice at cost now exists, in theory tleast. under Public Service Com- Bission control. but the city con- Mole service only aS it can prevail mon the commission to order bet- erments. And, hy no means at mecommand under the present law. tire déalers and recovered three of 75 tires stolen March 24 by bur- giars in the Square Tire Fales Co. 3630 North Grand boulevard. They followed one dealer to the Place of © another, where the tires were de- livered. Both men insisted they did not know the tires were stolen. William Bowcott, President of the tire company, eald he WAS a}j)- proached by telephone by a man Who offered to cause the return of the stolen tires for $400. He dis- regarded the offer. The tires were worth $1000. Guard Priest Against Der Deportation. By the Associated Press MEXICO CITY, March 20.—Die- patches from Jalapa, capita] of the State of Vera Cruz, report trouble “4 in the town of Chinameca over the ordered deportation of the only Spanish priest there. Members of the congregation surrounded the church and the priest's residence, preventing the police from execut- mes, sO badly needed in many sec- | ng the deportation order. It was fens. A Supreme Court ruling, in ‘eported that troops may be re- fect, has declared that sole con- Miro] over extensions rests with the empany. Provisions as to ry m@ Correction of this condition now me being sought in the new ordi- mance. The city would like to have Mm solute contro] over extensions— ape right to order extensions arbi- arily. One objection that meen raised is that politicians might im this power to their own ad- fantage. such as the extension of #mnes to aid real estate subdivision meromotions. It has been sugrgcest- ©) that. in case of disptte hetween mity and company, that the ques- mon of extensions be left to arbi- Nation. The new ordinance will Petup machinery for arbitration of Misputes in general. . Similarly. the city hOrough control over service bRsible, meting car routings, the number of ers to be run and other powers mat border upon usurpation of op- Pratine pavers hithereo regarded PS inherent with the owners. To What extent the city will be 29 dictate service discussion mat is delaying publication of the Bhp. The city apparently has gained me important concession in the iN—z Surrender by the company f that theory of valuation lately PM™phasized by utilities to a ell the sum upon which they are m@ "titled to earn——-the theory Whatever the cost of property in- ested in public service, the utility Bentitled to earn on-the present- fay cost of re producing that prop- erty. Agreement on Valuation. The new United Railways fran- ehise Provides that additions to. he company's capital acgount shall. juired to handle the situation. =e Take a Saxophone home. gown payment is seeking as iS a 4 pection new theory. : _ the company agrees to claim * return only upon money actually Mert « In the public service. ENG cent Is agreed up- per ¢ e” tentatively for the of * raie pee are being sought. The 1 “COSt plan comes nearer to)! : Ptaranteeing the company a_re- ies on any public utility in St. ee t has enjoyed. This ad- .. ee. it is expected, will | tanifest in the intere st rate which pthe company will be required to pay to ret new Capital. Some pro- Tision io mod; fy the 7 per cent re- urn to reflect of this advan- p9fe upon the lic, is being dis- ussed. i Similarly, sore formula is be- ye sought to reward the company SOT e pul CN ee will be | Yut also | re-rout- | mean the city compe! extensions of) has | as: even to the extent of dic-— able . greatly | that. pie Only the sum actually expended | F tins an allowance upon the repro- | but in the fu- | re- lu ; ; M™, B0me ways of niodifving et sery- | be- ALFRED BREVIS. 7 - - ——~—— a ne ~ _ omen on eee | Te nares a ee ee for excellence of management, probably by increasing ys rate of return above 7 per cent. Similar ordinances in other cities huve ‘Sought to accomplish this vaious- ly, though not always satisfacto- torily. One method provides that > as the company succeeds in reduc: ing rate of fare, it shall be given a One method povides that as the portion of the reduction in the ‘form of an addition to its rate of | return. New Office to Be Created. Immediate supervision of ‘company by the ciiv would be ex- ercised by a new public officer to ‘known as Dir: f Transpor- tation Traffic. lie . presents i; somewhat of a problem. Under the ‘charter he must be a subordinate of the Tirector of Public Utilities. Yet it is felt that upon new officers efficiency and general abil- ‘ity will depend the success or fail-. ure of the new plan. Hence, it is expected that it will be necessary tio provide for him a salary in ex- .c@ss of that of his chief—as much as $15,000 a vear. | In effect, the Director of Trans- portation would an oDera- ting officer of tie railways, He would exercise all powers of the city, except those inherent in the Board Aldermen the Va- rious other official agencies hav- ing specified controls. He would be the man to determine whether ears should be added to this line. subtracted from that and to give approval to whutever operating plans the company might have. Consideration also is being given to setting up another body, such as Loard of Control, composed of one representative of the company and the Director of Transportation representing the citv, whose deci- subject to review by «7 iadt ctor 4 or 4 Is Lilie become the of or re sions would be a board of arbitra Company Secking Some Check. It is known thet the company is seeking some check of an absolute control by the city over service. It points out that it would be quite possible for the city to specify a service that would require a-srate of fare high as to drive traffic from the street cars urd make the operation of the railways unprofit- | able at any fare. However, in other | cities one of the chief weaknesses of service-at- cost has been the reluctance of city political administrations to erder betterments of service that would | tion. XN SO /resuit in higher-.fares. In sevral such cities, service has been per- mitted to decline to maintain a fixed low fa re, FRENCH FINANCIAL DEBATE BY DEPUTIES STARTS TODAY Probably Will t.ast Until Wednes- | day; Vote Rent Bill Violating Many Treaties. Bv the Asrsociatec Press. PARIS, March 30.—The financial debate in the Chamber of Deputies, by which an attempt will be made to reach some agreement to |Straighten out the financial crisis, will begin this afternoon. It is not likely that it can be finished before Wednesday night. The Chamber sat until late last ‘night to vote the rent restriction bill, the twenty-sixth measure of its kind since the war. The Senate had previously passed the bill with | modifications. Like the Senate the ' Chamber insisted on retaining the clause excluding foreigners from i benefits of the bill, although Pre- mier Briand pointed out it violated’ long-existing treaties with the ' United States, Great Britain and most other nations. The principal a ee or oman for ney property. All additions persons affected are South Ameri- me’ Capital are wade subject to cans, Italians, Belgians, Spaniards | 4 pprova by the city. The bas>| and Portuguese, who are not pro- | 2 Pt2pital figure of the company con- : tected against the exorbitant de- mands of landlords. The Chamber voted provisional | for the month of April. ‘TWO STORIES «OF INJURY Laborer First Said “Dry Agents | Threw Him Out of Saloon. John Gnaeliz, 68 years old, a. laborer, of 915 Palm street, was, taken from his home to City Hos- | pital yesterday suffering from in- juries to the right hip and back. He told police he was hurt five weeks ago when ejected by Fed- eril proh‘bition agents from a sa- ‘leon on Twelfth street, which the - agents were raiding. However, he told a Post-Dispatch reporter he | euffered his injuries two weeks > ' eredits ago when a man, who, others had | told him. was a prohibition agent, him owt of a saloon on. threw ‘air but -sician arrived. ‘mother, ‘half-sistcrs also survive, lie Crawford, i'man of St. his father’s ‘fact that | Ats. 5, | Goerndt was arrested on a war- rant sworn out (er a long | dren. ALFRED BEVIS, 23, DIES OF GAS FROM HIS CARIN GARAGE 7% Son of Wealthy Merchant Found Unconscious Un- der Auto oh Which He Had Been Working. | ENGINE RUNNING AND DOOR CLOSED E Artificial Respiration Fails S to Revive Him—Funeral Services Set for 2:30 P. M. Tomorrow. when he was carried to he was dead when a phy- Bevis lived at the hotel with his Mrs. Vivia C. Bevis. Mrs. Per- Crawford, widow of G. Lacy banker and insurance Louis. who died several and Mrs. Lyda V. vis. both of the Forest Park Hotel. Miss Elizabeth Boyce, operator at the Westmoreland, Revis stopped at her desk at 5 m., stating he expected a call and that he would garage working at his machine. At 6:30 o'clock the call came, and Amos Gooch was sent to call Bevis. Gooch, opening the garage door, encountered strong fumes. After permitting some air to enter the garage, Gooch went in and dragged Bevis from under the car. Artifi- cial respiration was attempted, but without success. Bevis was born in St. Louis after death and was educat- ed at Pawling Preparatory School, Pawling, N. Y.. Brown and Wash- He was not years aga, Pp. telephone be in the old admission rates, in spite of the the 10 per cent ment tax on tickets selling for cents or less was removed Sunday by act of Congress. The Missouri and Grand Central vesterday - iv to remove their old signs which show admission 59 cents, tax six cents. total 65 cents. The cost of getting into the two Skouras the- ' Ry the Associate] Press. Br the Associated Prese. FAIRMONT, Minn... March 30.—- Protesting hié innocence, Arthur | Goerndt. 38 years old, is in cus- tody today charged with first-de- gree murder in connection with the | Raymond | death of his nephew, Dec. 14. by Mrs. Esther Atz, mother of the boy, who also is held for his death. Her decision to swear out the warrant came aft- conference with her mother and Sheriff W. 8S. Carver. Meanwhile, the County Attorney | awaits a report of toxicologists rel- ative to the exhumation of the or- gans of Florence. 2. who died last May. Her death similar circumstances with that of Raymond, authorities charged. Poison was found in Rarmond’s body. The father of the Atz chil- garage mechanic, killed in an explosion about two years ago. Mra. Goerndt, a sister of Mrs. Atz, declared the arrest of her husband “ridiculous.” a the open , Two | Be- ’ telephone : said ‘1 had found the wrong Two loaded pistols were found in Aamuse- en had not even bothered. most occurred under | Was EVENING, MARCI 30, PRISONER SAYS HE ROBBED 107 HOMES IW SEVEN MONTHS WOMAN PRESENT ee pert en WAS SHOT DOW eee nena eee en: a | Police Automobile, Point- ing Out Places He De- clares He Ent 4 2. Widow of James Moody Admits She Was in Mar- cus Avenue House. UNABLE TO TELL WHO KILLED HIM TELLS OF APPEARING IN PRIZE RING HERE Louis Glassman Rang Door- bells Between 7 and 10, He Relates and Broke in if No One Answered Tells Story to Police—De- tectives Think Safeblow- er Slain by Man He Was Trying to Kill. Alfred Bevis. 23 vears old. only Bousting almost incessantly of Janies Moody, safeblower and son of the late Alfred Bevis, | itis exploits as a petty thief, Louis |. convict. was outshot in’a re- Wealthy St. Louis merchant «ia SOLER nos iine —— volver fight with a man whom he fatally poisoned by carbon monox- riding about the cily today in a; ee Ales ie ba ones ide gas late yesterday as he worked ‘police automobile trying to point, Was oe ee ere Se at the engine of his automobile in, out a few more homes to add to | Marcus avenue. where he met his a closed garage behind the West- the list of 107 houses which he | death Sunday morning. moreland Hotel, Taylor and Mary-|says he has robbed in’ the - last. investigating the case have con-! land avenues. }seven months. ‘ Cees. 7 he A hotel employe, sent to call him! He began ap operations within! This explanation of the killing tu the telephone, found Bevis un-;|% few days after he got out of is hased upon the arrest vesterday conscious under the machine, the the workhouse last July 29, he told of a woman who calls herself Mrs. engine of which was running slow- , detectiv es after he had begun to! Bessie McCann Moody, and saws Jy. His heart was still beating talk Sunday evening. With the’ she was the common-law wife of slain man and the mother of first burst of confession he offered | the G-month-old daughter, Ruth. to point out the scene of as many, his of his robberies as he could re-| member, and special officers of the. Dineen had Police Capt. Page Boulevard District spent Mon-. day and yesterday working up the: cus avenue when Moody was present lis’. killed. She admitted she was How Police Got Confession. there .but insisted she did not To himself Glassman. has re-, know who shot Moody. ceived with obvious gratification “Tl went to the house Saturday the title of “lone wolf” and “mas- : night to visit the family of Charles | ter burglar’ bestowed upon him) Bickel, .who _ live there,” Mrs. by policemen merely to awaken His yjoody said. ‘‘That evening Jimmie ‘vanity and make him talk, but his;¢ame there for a short time. He as his confessions have wa. accompanied by Frank Lamke, petty sort, ex- adopted by from time im- robberies, shown, were of tiie ecuted in 2@ manner cheap housebrealers memorial. “T never carried bragged. “F just went up house and knocked on the. If someone answered I pretended amily. But one came I got in, over 4 had ‘ransom, through a window, or bY gajd. using a skeleton key. “He “T took very Wttle except men’s front of me, I don’t want to hurt clothing. It’s easy to sell and not vou,’ ”’ she declared. “J ran from readily identified. I laid off wom- ‘the room as he advanced toward en's clothes and jewelry, but I took | ‘present wife, who is a buriesque actress. They left after a short ‘time but I spent the night there. Mocdy Had Revolver in Hand. Mrs. Moody said sne was in the hedroom of the Eickel home next niorning when Moody entered. He a revolver in his hand, she ae to a door. a weapon, if no caid. ‘Bessie, don’t stand in ington Universities. ; S : ‘ i the folding doors leading actively engaged in business, ai- all the cash I could get my wage S eront room. ‘They were just begin- though he was vice president of on. JT am a plamber by trade ss uk Ms 6000 ck € tan ot. Whee ‘he Western Salt to. of Kansas![ do some aimateur boxing. — * lt eet tn the ball, heard shots. City and president of the Antisep- could make cv0d money Working Jimmie staggered out and fel! in tic Pharmacal Co. of St. Louis,: et my trade, tut I like the excite-, i a founded by his father. ment of being a thief.” the y ard. The funeral has been tentatively Arresic’ oy Suspicion. She declared she had no idea set for 2:30 p. m. tomorrow, with Glassman told Police Capt who was in the front room at the, services at St. Peter's Episcopal O’Brien that most of his burglaries time. From the fact Moody Care | Church and interment in Bellefon- were committed between the hours ried his reyolver in his jhand and | taine Cemetery. } of 7 and 10 p.m. Realizing that the additional fact that one cart- most people Jeave lights in their ridge in the weapon. had been dis- homes when ther go out in the enarged, detectives believe he was MOVIES STILL 65 CENTS, evening, he unhesitatingly 4ap- jJooking for the mam in the front VED proached lighted homes confident room. and was bested.in a revol- WITH THE TAX REMO that he could explain he had found) yer fight with him. Two Grand Boulevard Theaters Do- the wrong house if anyone § ap- Mrs. Moody. said that at the. inc Busines = Ae eR eee em as a protege by many St. Louis ate | torneys who helped him ia his long | struggle to gain an education and | admission-to the bar. He studied | at night and learned law by means | . of a correspondence course, be- | cause the evening schools would | not.admit him as a student. He has heen a2 Deputy Cireuit | Attorney under Sidener since 1 93 regard and has gained the friendship and | of the many attorneys and others who have had reason to con- sult him in his capacity ag deputy in charge of research work. An affable personality and a willing- ness to oblige have heen: factors in his success. ' jnouncing Jones’ promotion, detectives |it was entirely an She was taken into custody after | been told. she had been in the house on Mar-' At 13 he went to work, Dot Leighton and Ruby Moody, his, "+ fallen asleep over a candle burning and the candle had to the Cireuit Attorney Sidener, in an- stated “appointment of | merit.” Jones will replace Ru- | dolph Schneider, who has resigned abandon all hope. when a lawyer to enter the race for Judge of friend advised a correspondence ourt of Criminal Correction No. 1, Course. He subscribed and for six Accident Showed Studious Bent. ¥®4™S pursued the law course, Sup-— Jones was born in St. Louis and|Plemented by advice and counsel was left an orphan at the age of 5 {from friendly lawyers who visited years when he was taken in by | the court. In 1920, Jones was ad- kindly neighbor, a widow, who sent | Mitted to the Missouri bar. him to public school as long as she | When Dayton Street Court ‘was ‘abandoned Jones was transferred could afford to buy clothes for him. | : first as q | 48 assistant clerk in Police Court hewsboy and then as a bootblack, '" the Municipal Courts Bufiding. finally at 17 becoming houseman Sidener and his first assistant, J. for the iate Roger P. Annan. com- Joel Wilson, noted his-~work and in mission inerchant and former pres- | January, ‘1923, when aoner none ‘ed a clerk. Jones gor the job. A GEORGE B. JONES. —— ident of the Merchants’ Exchange, who became the ambitious young *°*#? later he was made a deputy, Negro’s first benefactor. pat $2400 a year. It was an accident that caused: AS deputy, Jones has been in, Annan to realize his employe’s stu- Charge of all res@éarch work and -dious bent. Annan smelled smoke | has shown great. adaptability in one night and rushed to Jones’ | Ussing wp ard: canes wateh os ‘quarters, where his table was in, 2ee¢ed in the work of Sidener and flames. The Negro youth had his assistants. He also frequently represented Sidener in the St. Louis Court of Appeals, acting in habeas Ry corpus suits, and appealed cases in_ overturned. mes at @ietee J which the Circuit Attorney was in- PF tvexe Sing JONeCS. | terested. book with a READING MACHINE FOR MICROSCOPIC TYPE Admiral Fiske Thinks His ' Device Will Eliminate, Printing Presses. 2 : , BY the Amociatea Press. NEW YORK, March 86-— A “reading machine” that folde {n'« the size of a fountain pen and is | designed to do away with buiks ‘books has been invented by Rew: Admiral Bradley A. Fiske, retire’ ithe Herald Tribune says. Admiral Fiske has completed « 'working model of the invention. which Admiral Fiske calls ti: ‘Riske Reading Machine.” It con sists of an apparatus not uniik: : ia lorgnette, on which are mounte ! - 1a magnifving lens for one eve. ‘shield for the other, an@ a rack ity hold reading matter. . The reading matter for use with ‘he machine is produced Alreetl from typewritten manuscript Ir photography and is so microscop.” ‘as to be undecipherable with the Naked eve The Admiral has had the firs’ -yolume of Mark Twain's “Inne. cents Abroad.” a book of 93,04" words, prepared as an example, an! it appears as a 13-page pamphie' 3%x5% inches in size. The ex- _ | pense of production, he says, woul! i be but a small fraction of the co of publishing a book. | ‘The advantages of reading wit) ‘one eye, according to Admira! Fiske, center about the absence «! any necessity for focussing. Tb ‘eyes are protected from all sheiie: ‘and if. the inatrument is proper), adjusted, it will remain In focus -ellminating dll strain. The rv- |duced characters are so magnific«! ‘that they appéar larger than ordi. ‘nary type. The first important field In which: |Admiral Fiske expects to see the machine used to advantage is that of bulky reference books. ‘ Encyclopedias, dictionaries, taw books and records, generally are large and difficult to handle or store. ¢ Admiral Fiske, who retired froic | the navy in 1916, has.a number of successful tnventions to his credit. among them the torpedo plane, the naval telescope sight and mount, an electric-gun range finder, a system for detecting submarines and an electro-magnetic system fo~ exploding torpedoes under ships. Annan arranged that two hours of ! . . 4 daylight be set aside each day and | Jones pursued his’ studies under | ithe tutelage of Mrs. Annan. Jones remained with the Annans for. several years as houseman, ‘coachman and butler. Then, as a young man, he went to the court- house as janitor, where prominent lawyers and Judges soon noted his ROUGH DRY 12c perth. | . VICTOR 1473-1474-1475 C. A. LANGE CO. LAUNDERERS earnestness, courtesy and obvious ambition to get on in the world. It}: was a Circuit Judge whe arranged for his appointment as Deputy Clerk in the old Dayton Strect Po- | lice Station, during the Kreismann | administration. It was at Dayton Street Cour: | that Jones realized he might be- a lawyer. He _ visited the schools and was about to}} (come ‘evening ADVERTISEMENT - 104 Years’ It’s Coming! See Thursday’s Papers. said he had tak- a few days. Intended to. his pockets. He them in a burelary previously and had dispose of csem. He made a claim to having heen champion lNehhtweitsht boxer of the | navy in 1929 and 1922 and de- clared he had fought in prize rings here but referees sav | they do not know him. He lived recentiv at 44184 Manches- fight Reed and Williams, Congressmen | Hawes, Newton and Dver. . @ Observation sleeper, Fort Worth to Los Angeles. ‘Pheasants The new and popular «table decoration. Fine silver plate, gray piat- inum finish. From $12.50 to $17.50 the pair. ow BOLLAND’S Leeust at Tenth Seweters ter 768 Years + RR cS A NEA a ARE ET AR NEI 9 Union Station or City Ticket Office, | -aters, the St. Louis or Loew's State ter avenue. he told nolice. He was on Saturdays, Sundays, holidays married six months ago but left and all evenings continues to be) hjc wife, who is now employed as 1 65 cents. a governess, : | Improved Schedu es Loew's State, howeyer, recog- '~ Glassman told renorters that he | Effective April 1 nized the occasion with a new price could not estimate the value of the | ‘list which goes not mention the loot he had taken but volunteered 7 HOURS SHORTER tax. One slight reduction was the oheervation that “it was plen- -noted. box and loge seats on Sat- ty.” His operations took him all e uy * urday nights and Sundays now) ever the city. he said. but most of unshine ecial costing 75 cents a tax-Iree figure, his robberies were in the southwest AY instead of 85 cents, which. would vart of town. The workhouse se tue tal entitle Uncle Sain to 10 per cent. ‘sentence, which he completed last L S Lo 4 6:45 pm. 7 When the Post-Dispatch inquired | SUmmer. was for a motion picture | v. ot. — ae “ recently if prices would be reduced show ctarourageld in which he took , Ar. Los Angeles .... 10:25 am. 14 by the tax reduction, Charles | two spina rane. (third morning) " Skouras explained that theater’ payors Contracts on U. S. Work. | Oo ight to the balmy springtime rs A very smart two-button mode! owners had been “paying the war s © Th the | qQ Overni 7 d for bors, cut on distinctively tax out of their own pockets” and ee oe Pn a climate of the scenic southwest to 1” om lines rt os that the 65-cent price was lowe ; | Chamber of Commerce has _ili- California. a? = Secan sad Gouaies 2 ‘than in any other large ¢lty. The | dorsed the passage of a bill now - | ha clusively by Browning King profit to the four theaters by the pending in Co ~ypgpbeoen providing weed Q@ Through drawing-room : 4 a Geet seme tion of tax is estimuted at governmenta construction wor ~ a prmcrgerrs O00 a year. shall be done under the contract | sleeper St. Louis to ae | “f Sizes 11 to 20 _— rl method rather than by day labor. Angeles. aq Stopover permitted at | 4 ‘HELD FOR DEATH OF NEPHEW, i) Notice of the chamber’s action has Little Rock or Benton for | Fie peen sent in letters to Senators: vieit to Hot Springs, National @ ; & Park, Ark. Round trip side trip fare from Little Rock $3.51; from Benton $2.00. children of all ages. Q Stopover at El Paso affords opportunity for visit to Juarez, Old | ||) Mexico — just across the border. No 13 passports required. 1; : |; Boys Clothing. q Tickets and reservations § at | ¥ 318 N. Broadway (Main 1000). i f Unfinished Worsteds. We W. F. Miller i ; Division Passenger Agen if: MISSOURI PACIFIC R.R. CO, tT : Ratbewy Eachanes Buildin | F and neckw car are imported St. Louis, Mo. i? = 8 NN ee — All the Clothing sold by us is manufactured by us BOYS NEW SPRING APPAREL - The Boys’ Shops, of Browning King & Co. are {| now featuring their exclusive mode | Clothing in addition to Furnishings and Hats for P. Ai'eer.clithing ic cnt nad in our New York factory. Here, exclusive models are de- signed by one of the leading style authorities in The fabrics are imported Tweeds, Cheviots, Plannels and line of Furnishings and Hats to help you make your se lection complete for this Spring season. All of our Golf Hose and the different fabrics used in our shirts, ous 7th and St. Charles 4 mapertens * a The Admirgh ~ A three-button double — breasted light weight - Reefer of biue serge or unfinished worsted—brass | buttons. | ; Sizes 2 to 10 yrs. of Spring =| ‘ ‘ are also having an individual ' for us. , + eer AD Sin agi. a f ome BB RR, le ee 27 Fea Ota 5g a AE ANS <peerd é Paid hich. thei. aah AS ‘ a - eh Te

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(a \ ' — a: Pr pe : silk Butt Photos. Compiete m our a ed EO-04% 849 @ re aay fe mew easel folders ...... nee ee ee te 4 to 8 poses from which to choose on these offers we sg oe ee ete a We Absolutely Guarantee This Ad take a train to be at the bedside of LUCKS-ORWIG- LEROI : . ite @5e25e@985 2592 = . : : ai nse ee ears er" sine Saveur ove! eh upon the public. ie bein dis- * r had | y “= “yg fe , Is being ago when a ‘man, who, others ent, | of Mrs. ,, declared the arrest of - 1 Iv, sor ‘ ics he told him, Was 4 prohibition — an ther Bi ish res “ridi culous.” : ' nora ‘ mm Pema mpany Mhrewv nim out of sexaloon v0 a = oO rewur iLife cy fibre é : 7" ’ * ” ° ——— LP LE a : ™~. a ~~ — o ~~ ~~ - — v ro a ~— 7“: y > Feng ; : ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH , TUESDAY EVENING, MARCH 30, 1926 = . — i aalainibisaniaa CALIFORNIA S0LD RUSH thetr actomoebiies through the sanc MARGARET WOODROW WILSON U. S. ARMY REGULATIONS NEW cadaen Sapien aun ak aoe a ee ees * hae St on an Oh! Yes!! “Hop In” $ FROM THELAW ADOPTED BY POLICE HERE TO THE HILLS EAST OF MQJAVE === sossovs> = Sos Sosss Jp op n SAVES 2 within six feet cf the surface anc I H OG Kindness Best | Lesson, War Presi- Strict Adherence two Military"Cour- Pay Dirt Within Six Feet of Surface that assers cf ore are running F LEGS ARE HERE dent's Daughter Telis Magi= tery to Be Required Hereafter Said to Assay $500 to $5000 from $590 to $3 i s ton trate Afeer Robbery. — im the Depertment. a Ton. A city of tents has sprung tp They are so delicious now, and we NEW YORK. Marck 3°.— iiss New regulations approved bry the pygmy am. i —T within an era ef five miles square 3 serve them with Tartar Sauce, Sara- Margare: Woodrew Wison, daug=- Board of Police Commissioners and LOS ANGELES, Cal, Maren $0.) 224 hondreds of claims are being : ¢ the war Presiden:. savec Chief Gerk. requirtmg strict adher- —Deeert roads ieading toward the «-sied Several thousand persers * toga MELS and Lettuce 1000 Island i. wasuiee laa eee i t £ staked. Several thousand persons plage tliat pa mag Peg : Se Kramer Hillis. east cf Mojare. visited the scemé sunday, Many °©- er te: oie ea amen A a a ease a where California's latest gold strike them merely for curios buat = hoe 2 tical tale t I z WwW. aa Pr eo et a “‘-e, at oN te os oO. Gay. - ree ois _ = &« ™ a 2. — eteaita ae eee _— = 3 ses. Almastaiaaiiiliaaain a - ce - > wroaster fra frre oa Jane Oh a-c AZtTRSE OSes aes - i TS pers | . ae nn. be arraigned in Tombs Court Xiist of Cnited States Army infantry ~~ i Ow a ag rw wr oF Wusex was in the courtroom 45 4ri7l reenlation=s and apnir ther y a ~—— — _ — = ae Y -ormplainant and saw the MOtRer! to « occasions on and off dutr f = e qf UES CURSTUSHSESSSSSRETEE SES ESESSRESEEEE SSSSESESS of the bors weepiz is ns ts offense te . , 3 = a Wher the case was calied Mag:s- e:and at attention with uncorere . ae. x F = EASTER ~SPECIAL | rate Ficcr asked Miss Wilson ‘© heads in the presence of superiors [ ar Metal Furniture : — . sig — burg ary com >.4n aga. Ss - 4 rs | Pe +4 “- iain’ se +*em a +7? . > @ «he youths. ors. A guberdtnate w Sand at > : Photo ra hs ee 5 eek net.” abe oni attention en all occasions and no’ Lovely creations } —~ . The Magistrate pressec {or 4 sddrees 2 superior until] given the ys . -~ ; ; @ reasen. omman? “Rest” ard permission trom the Segar - —~ One 8x10 or 11x15 Silk Buff Prints. OD 8 =r dom: war: ¢o prosecz*s nmand 2 = 4 3 mummr @ Miss Wilson replied. “I have =¥ the re tudi bles. fF = Regular Price $6.00. ss SB Miss Wilson repiec. “. Save my The resuis*iens also ereri4e Yor is ul OSs — tad ies. 4 | : ioe age erties! waren : ; 4 —~ p a Oe | eee = parace a.fncmerns ch ir tana nT 7 = Per Copy ce eae eee et OOO Oo ee Gee eeéce 28 6S — - ost --ar . wane =4 = Sa : ~ a — 4 - ” ara s - +o 2 Ss, 7 Cs anc , S| . Three 4x6 Cabinet Sie. complete m eo frill regulations. Respect will no* ferneries. Antique = : ik Buff Prin OW S But the Magistrate was not aa:- 2. contine iieds to ints = tolders. with one 8x10 Sik ft. = ge . “ x7 e-cee > Bi? : O8.~ LDS. c: 3° ‘ = - , * ° a w a i . S ~——- * « lal = _ e : . _ . . | : 7 pairs Farts Cait sue , ae ’ PS =e =x s&s =r = a FLANNERY BROS. STUDIO i Maen ven “ rs. Laura Thomopecr ‘ years FURNITURE ~ DECORATIO! - DRAPERIES ‘ DESCRIPTIVE CIRPCULARS CH REQUEST * _ “an ~ = —- S i ~~ - _ ~ — he ae a - - ~ « stricken with paralrsis 1117-1119 LOCUST STREET 5 E pee ag nmmne an na a — — r - —s ‘ore - =: a ae pa 7 + = _ oe - ~ 2 a 3 _ , é ’ eae Se erm mt -_-~ -—— oe ee el —_ an ; - SSSSSSSSTSES SS ESTSSSTISSSSERAISSSSSESSSSESEEsES yaaa a ee Ba ae a 2 DRA! (PRA SPAS PEAS PIA. ODPM PO & “Wiison sbooa barcs with * et. mn a Brratver ° BE | CHARGE PURCHASES PAYABLE IN MAY ri | ae ea ane Cr TELE Ya ) a ae - : : . sa : ; : : : ‘ P oo, Be. ny At Mth re saat AE : “A . # ia ae ke s ; (se , 3 VERY SPECIAL! 360 of Our Better DKESSES © An unparalleled opportunity for women who appreciate the finer kind of frocks to select their Easter wardrobe at sub- stantial savings. THE ORIGINAL PRICE TICKETS RE- MAIN—a further reminder of what choice offerings await ; you! Frankly we want to reduce our better stocks so we have arranged these savings when they may best be appreciated. At Reductions of ORIGINAL TICKETS REMAIN ey DEDUCT ONE-THIRD [> Doldin gh. Call ©) ost uestion IRRESISTIBLE VA a A Great Selection... Every Style...Smartest Shades ...Surpassing Values! N} LS ra Wea eater tgs r : ORIGINAL TICKETS REMAIN te DEDUCT | ONE-THIRD ‘GROUP NO. 4 Original Price $45 ; GROUP NO. 1 Original Price $25 i” a ‘ Y pi ese LEE RE RANE I ver oc a BRA tee Pe ee ee a MS : ee eas va Sa? pte: aie’ oy "Sat Ae Be ees, ORE SLE LAS a ye IE pcm EP CT ONE-THIRD DEDUCT ONE-TH DEDL * Q - “ IRD ~- .* — - « rR ewroc Fe giitr 212r RO ROO! _—_ _- il on ae ante a ~— ~— - | Pee acts ipere reauy is MO propiemM in choosing 2 new Coat if y you come to Kline S$ - } inciuGed eve Many new a° A Time assoroment of tne | ai panies 3 aii cee — : ; . a ; A —_ . vrais. Dresses m the emer: More exc © -*gs ions +e ’ t 7 SPse 7 4 » ay Ps e Pt e w ~ wee bi wd - ~ 7 : “2a 4 - " sees foe. crcler Treo >i oe On af . 5 rOT * -+-- rite Ss every stiri est one ang tweo pmece MOCLS. *“eCiing "2 oT : test aad dose = — te ee Ne le he hk _— oe 5.6 — aw - - a =, * id wtance. iw ——s—. 5 si Gia — Nesude , & ic, the cape . a - ' " — é Meteviais are fiat crepe smowmn 22 the Parts openinzs : ’ . 9 ; ; - : ’ P “ma : 4 ee » ‘ -_: > re |; ot, > m7 2f ars -- > -— =) one io - = - > ; an — 8 en _ i Pe a . o. 4 w ; ’ > MOET oece Sort oS ' «= Lseorgetic, mew Pritts and iM 2s. the Popular *apric: anc Shit WALL IR Li Uae edke ELT. SLUG Val, WK Ltwtst Sc vyves an details ened ' comOmanons. A.’ sce shaces. Ai: ses. . ‘ . ai * ; fe . . aa q | not n1st re or two otf each. but hterallv hundreds of at} = #. owt - ws Sie We - ¥ _ — Ne Rte Nee ee he ee == ¥ se i ck Nene c nS Vi Var ‘ Lions - - a ¥ - ~ GROUP NO. 5 om > 7 ? . ? - 4 2b “Dy > * > . . - Poros itpc TRS waltiS MP Poles AM oma hWeote =: e £ GROL P ° O. dade Ned Needed ck iit Seid . Gis Nea! de - ae ¥ + VMAS ei Sar. €sh | B f a. oT ~ Originai Prices $59.75 to $85 x Origmal Price

=" iw J bas > 3 va - reguimg Parzs successes mest-Serored creat a —— a NM rw oF ga :¢ 4 - wet ap ey : ¥ Nast — ees ‘tes: inlet, : - a ot e~ $ a an - Seer ere * OF Mitssc: - - : . — ae vows te - ~ 3 + —— mr we we pee ~ - ~ - — ~. ; wemen 24g wage women. , Seauty ~ | ~~ - ~a GROUP NO. 6 Original Prices | $95 to $175 | DEDUCT ONE-THIRD — Tonse ¢@ * GROUP NO. 3 Original Price : $39.75 DEDUCT ONE-THIRD a “_-—~ “ee - * ‘ ~ tu te . ° > S04-a0 ee 2 oo” A -"gremnein Zz Sei. ex TO" Cnwm Pct ene mee Te — we oD &. 24 a — ’ wn R way rts S strat Img modes OFT PSRBOoeray “ef wet ese ese re .% Ge if oo } . : 4 t.ho ee es —_ —? — ~ _ , ‘ Kr ; j ha ™ =" Ste i oe ee Oe alle te ee we TK? 7 7-75 “or Q TT Liis ai tS na! P t re & q Li We have them - navy. and the tweeds, sports novelties iaGes that Paris has sponsored oe * an ae A abd Ned & ‘ + ’ Tn < -*, mal. e tawn ~ ones a Te «. ~ — RO ’ » ie , . are here. Mcluding crust, thistiedown. tawny, Winter rose, Viking, bluebell e and p and sandstorm. The stripes laids are unusual both in design and color- ings. Hundreds of beautiful Coats specially assembled for Pre-Easter selling. Zit =... sere a i aos ea ee *

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TCH + i WS atin. Ba ! | freak FS i | \ Ls Y , os he Offer ~ nent organization icilities for gather- tion offers you the facilities. Careful n of securities has ; the title — ace to Buy Bonds” Ti Coplte! é Sisrphis — st CHARLES INT LOU rFCULARS ON REQUEsT ng Values! =| | nN- ee ee ee STIX. B ios sigiaasite-niinene yet cleyerly built to darker tan kid. Si. — em eee SE a A ty ert aati - —_— = ibe The “Fanchon” Appears in Lime for Easter Selection 182 The woman who seeks a truly distinctive complement to her costume will find it in the Fanchon—a new model recently arrived in our Corinne de Luxe Footwear. very fashionable sandal type—cut low, and Of light parchment kid, with front strap. fanciful applique and very high heel of al ee ern nn metal —_ ‘ we SUIS 70ST-DISPATCH te ne. eeneaidey ie oe Snare TUESDAY EVENING, MARCH 30. 1926. See Our Other Announcement on Page GRAND-LEADER Pe — Rh ar ‘ AER & FULLER _ STLOUIS POST-DISPATCE * Offer aWide Selection of Youthful Styles $9 5: and $3OX The Frocks embrace all of the new styles and one may choose from silks in every variety and color. The straight- lined Frock, the two-piece Frock, the belted Frock—each is shown, some with hand smocking, others with tucking or ap- plique. Included are crepe de chine, flat crepe, Georgette, prints, Shantung and novelties. Sizes 14 to 18 years. Misses lailored Coats end NOAPO SLAC BO In Tweeds and Twlls It is of the .00 50 support the arch. 935 and 549 — s The Coat selection is inclusive—caped models, fur-trimmed models, silk failles, satin and twills in colors—made straight of line or flared. Tuxedo collars, puffed sleeves, gold cloth trimming, and embroidery accent their ute 3.9 (Main { Atv & Si ae W ednesday —Is a Day When Economy-Wise Mothers Supply Baby's Needs at Savings Madeira Pillow Slip Complete W The Slip is of batiste. exquisitely embroidered by hand in graceful spray designs hand-scalloped edge. The ered in pink or blue cotton sateen. Flannelette Garments 50c Gertrudes and wrappers are included—the Gertrudes with shell-stitched edges, the wrap- pers stitched in pink or blue. Japanese Moccasins of Of soft, sheer nainsook, with becoming trimmings of lace and embroidery—many with bottom of skirt trimmed to match yoke. youthful styling. Sizes 14 to 18 years. (The Misses’ Store—Third Floor.) Baby Day Sizes 13, 15, 17 Years Infants Dresses At $1.50 Princess Slips of Rayon In Light and Dark Colors +12 Lustrous and smooth, these Slips of rayon are made with bodice top and pleated bottom and are of very good quality. Choice of colors includes Sacques at $1.00 A light Sacque of cash- mere will protect baby from stray draughts. These are stitched in pink or blue and have shell-stitched edge. ith Pillow. $1.50 and eyelets, and finished with Pillow is kapoc filled and cov- Carriage Robes dark and light shades. = izes 36 to 44. At $2.95 —_ A Robe of decorative effect BI for baby’s carriage, is of Pongee oomers pique, hand embroidered, and = Ww hand scalloped with edges. $1.95 —\ Daintily made and of a silk pongee with a crepe de chine, pink or blue, frill at the knee that is J | : hand embroidered, pair. Sa enscesnnes gee vicot edged. They are : Quilted Crib Pads, 17x30 inches ........-...-. 2c knee length. the Bird's-eye Diapers, 27-inch size, hemmed, doz., $1.79 yp Pe ee x awe . > a 7 wv, « 2 del eee ee le a “ > = -

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— —= = a —ae me NS ees . TS enema } oy | Siieey SvEKD MARCH 20, 1006 , POST-DISPATCt 6 :* ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUESDAY EVENING. MARCH ©. | Bia ttoo z cS, 28 ¥ i A, ~~ z . 4 x We, 2 ike. * ‘. Poti As 2d yy & Mies ha _ Entered on April Statements, Payable May !. HE CRUCIFIXION.” by Sir % Staimmer, will be rendered m the ¥ Ay jervoort Music Hall. Tuesday | Wednesday afternoons, March Oth 2 March 3lst, at 3 o clock. Eastertime Greetings CARDS that are especially designed for mothe. father, sister, brother. sweetheart—no one has been forgotten—are waiting for you at Vander- voort's. PN RMR NR ey en ES > BF y 2 Se a wre aid’ _" = ee Sal ; > ide = = ted whi mode! S tnat oft era wice seiec- an Hees Se pte et #ay m— a , mT _ > — this collection . assuring an ideal Coat -@e er the swell, and i - ks -~ — ev in ~ + ~ ; - ind > _ ** . ~ rad . a TOC tion of Cnarimiing pring STY-.e€s LOT CverTv preter sein’ i re Lov 2 y ror? * : S543 b all -Paim Beach. - : > BS = -_ ee | * — = * : ‘ ne rad : a a 7 5 ‘ 2 5 : 3 >> ~~ — .. -_ - = = a ;.. — - : i New and Pretty and coiors. modcerateiy priced weicht twills that tashion these Coats en- 4 ™ es ? ack ss 4 > ie 34 5 d $2.95 at $29.75 hance their graceful lines = rich appear- i i ving Baby Gaz, —_ e _— - $1.9 an 7 anc I+ :s ern 7? worn ~s- 1 Co 37s are ; 3 in - _ — i a en a ee ee ee Wii Fe & _ : , ' “ ~“ : bd Dainty print designs im ; ae SO important thus season! | Sprizgtime colorings Sent direct from New York. J . ae al w mt > ms aan dt ee 7 and am > —s ‘ + * = - - = sae these new prin . tney cepict the latest styie ~traigntinme, tiarec anc cape rocks tor ilttie tots ; : . ~ ian 3 _ e _— - =o > -_ +. « am from two to six years. trends im both one an d two Oats an Dpear in manv sMart, imdi- ° * - 2 Sean a vidual ve -. fear. w huc ; * _ 44 J Ui eC = - = e ¥ € =e - ‘| o,9 ~—_ — Bf 4 | veiling printed crepes are orate styling. Shoulder, cape- re - ~~ 7 -” a sieeve an ree-quart t li t noted. Light colors. also navy s-ceve and three ex Cape-Coat °° . ad ° —= ‘ — _—_-= - lie I ae ol ° ° a ~ } = j In Te arhe = nmoceis included. -_- al S — -_—~-*- . ; N yf .veu. a a: rm | = eeetiinee M bs a de & et DiaCs. ‘ . ~ - * 9 " > eR $ss a . = -one and pulled himmsel*® am. ‘te atrempted to steer "Re: i erat teward shere. »at wane «as pouring imte rhe sai Cenny shut off the meteor. Our-Door Silks He ao , sisal mi ce HE ideal Silk for - — T gow ten 3000 Y ards—For Vi ednesday and Thursday Summer sports wea: is Khaki-Kooi. It is ai- able. moztsture-resistant amd umcrushabie. Plain | . _ . ee HT. 3 — . 7 eye aba ert Ed asi yrergoard just as Baby” ‘andervoort’s Box Special 4 —Sss=% Silk Stockings vii . the oer af Vise Box of Four Pairs pos » driren yr Orrin joan-} $ 00 “ . . ° A e A { rr ++ -— > [In -- > wae 28: ~ 5 At eC eS ~~ “4 Fd _— ——_—— pin iVOTyY. pstic c re : ig ar cs ot at at ne surpris Ain, + > os vv : - > -— = —~ —— om B = 4 and others. Fresh, new Ginghams that will make up into pretty Plain $3.95 Yard Summer frocks for worm : and httle giris. Plaids an Br led $5 Yard checks in tavorite gingham colors and combination ef- tects. Some copy the designs of $1.25 Ginzhams—32 36 inches Wide. inches wide. : eo oe | 20OME. March 3°. js igten HE remand value that you fave been waiting for! © i ‘ioe death of Ana) ‘ | ’ } SHS Plaga—Secong ep—6 Women's full-fashioned sheer silk Stockings. every “o. voungest suster o€ the ieee A2Ir iii ei gic ee oo ee - 1 pins X acer ore months! fh 3 ae Pair pertect. with tops. soles and heels of fine lisle AY | "Sane « difticnlt operation: Sao) . —_——— —____ a a -omplete size ranceandt — Pn ' 5 was 3 spinster. She dire F = rip ra - wid 4 alice qaid = Si ieé Coio¢rs v ou want now : ant t saver y im the tiny apart- . : , ai : nt fast ag &. Peter's Square @ | Cam Blonde Almond ch she Bad Reet Ser sney 2a ; Ss “eae ya 7! : ? Mama Serta. a aia | +S. Arredale Beige Polo Gray coving sister of Pins X7 ’ Sd fee odin Mier Tie f ¥a.. = TAs e Cau T W oe Pa. And Many Others x a mS of Sate under Pia oss 3 VV ’ . bs : vas the Srst ef a number al = Neer e ee es..C—e Cs | a Ee 7 “ ” 1 he becumne - / } e -= of bis career Until Se 5 . = - . ; het wees . = a - when she was torn : a { ~, t -er his supreme hener S807 - NX is rem | ’ a ‘ \e Pe aie For the Sports Frock Choose F itt Sam ] F yg oe : : IIty p c BEEF Beles Viyella Flannel Wardrobe Trunks It’s Washable Regularly $47.50 and $57.50 _ uM ‘. aa a to nant on 27 6 Ber ae iidren and wr- n ndolences were expressed) are! “ns sme today wr soiid steel tr | nd spring lock. — styles, —i ch are arene Feminine Charm a MATCH the Spring freshness of vous Ease: Exquisite White 54 Inches W ide, 33.95 Yd $15.00: 2 youthifying Facia! Massage at $1.00: an ‘roming beard and mmaculate Manicure at SOc. Step from the I rocks itis noider. Beauty Shep beuvant. Vivacious feelinc Vears . ‘ ~ ee eae C: . ; - . P. ah nail deposit will hoid younger—and looking it ) For Confirmation and Easter Skilled Beauty Experts to attend vou Res:. d ' The ful surround: ngs. For appointment telechone \ HARMINGLY fashioned of GArtield 7500. aap crepe Georgette. crepe de chine ast Other Beauty Shop Services and sheerest voile. these new Whit At uid Bobbing 50c and 75c B Frocks offer a deligi ttul selection to Variety of e Acetate’ Poo ‘ (PMPHIS, Tecmn. Masel mument has been seard te] Statee Comm ‘tsener on a motion filed OF + “larence Saunders "‘e rghe «of the Goer “tre Saunders ‘so ome warrant 3 “1ig for trtai on 2 O a ee +l me oo! oie @be Oc ** 7 oO -_ - 4 _—- eo or? led -— al a — le onal See li al = -- = i+ S = gh pi Ing ime. : ~ & We ashes OO@ SUI Ui , @ set ~ Nee et te & 2 are Lao. = ee Sw -. . aad -_ ~ ; 2 ; ¥ ? ? J ; > a “77 - o- @ _— Te > > ‘_ —-—— - o/s ~ °° —_— oe a & e s . « OS tan a . 7 -* * ~~ + - i - ” =~ Saw. 2 e ; - ? Tz -~ R > + - Ay * ‘? - ; Th e Girls eee Pp, — Tan White Bizetay WV tllow Green F ‘) eS ie ie ae) : viel al ; me 4 & é its 4 = ; i» 3 tj © ‘? if Pu "Ud ©) ba fL 1 Oy ‘ m fa) J mr TT See os son =" “ an ¥: s anette ae a2 Federal grand 5 we. yr &ea a2 € harge of | mails to 4efrscad. ‘oumeet for Saunders ‘he warrant is set see . woe te red pulre op reare cis - — . penne towrder ¢ harce — ss (2Nes A ngelepe cia, bs 3 440 North Third Prone gee “ Lewis, was ordered bela esl ie roner’s Surry in East a " Sar the murder a “urtts « a4 ‘ft. a Tailed @ > °? - all *? = B2IiGgrer WwW: Exvec rrerryz a a Ne & S ” i — —iGgage Shop—fDownstairs. allon-Size Aladdin Jugs Formerly $5 + OUR automobile trip is note pat .. Tae pins not *estite at che ! Marcel “Waving $1.00 little misses of six to fourteen. Some Scalp Treatment $1.00 and $2.00 are daintily trimmed with satin rib- New Hair Goods Arrivals bon rosettes and ruffles: others with Te long hair cr short. 2 Switch er Transform picoted tatteta ruitl Sy IAC, tucking tien adds untold smartness and loveliness’ P- Or smocking. All are fresh and new ced as low as $4.95 —in the latest Easter ‘ashionsg without the joy of an Aladdim ] T2 & statement after Re thop—t 7 : hsetepe act + SaetOES. that keeps the contents het or cold & Geach. Angelepoulas ae ;- fe wight Las act aos pee &ad acpastiial Priees Range from 3 >.935 to $25 erght to tweive hours at 2 time . tefore, and that te as : | mouth. glass stopper and aluminum‘ Ber “coming Senne, to effect 2? a iacienietse ape a... ‘ Smeal Leather Goods Shop—F" : ; e-mediiincion. had ‘aund Ce S iaits — ms te roem. 2od aad stat < Rees, Pr ey

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er ~ yg eel ee “> =? = — ? * — - w Fhop—Deownermirs 7 Sat. § 25S stopper and aluminum SS Seniesa = = _ aes ~~? ee he | > > x Se : _ - ? 5 > ~ m . _ - — — : —— — —. - - ‘ ¢ ; TCt | my? ____STLOUIS POST-DISPATT 4 | TUESDAY EVENING, MARCH 30, 1996. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 7 : ge Ler siecle tentlrnateeeeeieeeeene nee eee ree er a eo * St. Louis Homes fornia ais Cook the National Lake Tahoe R ) | ; St. Louis, like every other community in | \a My the country, has been quick to recognize | S Gil Ad EF ’ nspirin the unequaled advantages of cooking by | rH / ¥ S AMERICA'S most i g the “pressure method” as done with the | | ¢ scenery. Travel through the : ) rich agricultural section of the Central West. View the majes- famous Siarrorat me ely t ¢ md si Poa ) r? Zee "¢ } 4 ; ; , nd ; reiy to scare them, but that Pam at a in the party, who clung to by é. : i } . ~, _ Br the Associated Pres oir , J _ | | sociated Press. im was deflected by one of the! him as he was giving chase. he STR Nhe ia es: ie aoe 4 Tarn ft , OSCEOLA, Neb.. March 29-—_! F CIFIXION,” by Sir 1] be rendered in the Van ] ° "red T.. Johnson, specia] Deputy | pene nan ic. Hall, Tuesday and 3 AFT AUR secre who shot and killed Her- . = bert Cochrane, Col ig] ternoons, . a : ees high | Sorat March 30th and #@& —__—_—— school youth, here March 20. when ca q . . . ‘ -. : ne fled after being caucht vey Baby Gar \ 1] Hits Another ch ics fame, pleaded alte 1 A in a Oi mane 7 We A an d Locust, From Ninth to Tenth : es . . years in the State nen; aa - R: . erdte penitentiary ‘oman Aids in rescue. i John ni ee ' vgs | Johnson claimed he shot at Coch- rane and several of his companions | iain Here are some unusual values in Rings. They by the Associated Prese oe : BAVANA, March $0.—Baby Gar are Rings which we have taken from regular stocks and specially priced. ~ - - . > rivet t, ; }: liahs . ¢) ‘ure ~ ; Cralt Roundinz Buoy _ sadugner and was sentenced to "| vil, Garfield Wood's latest speed- uoat, today lies 100 fathoms un- . fer the surface of the Gulf of Mex- The R; . | e King on the left, The center Ring, above, le above, is fashioned of sol- 4 jec, about a quarier of a mile from sponsors an oblong replica | cha Malecon, Havanas seaside = ; F ae id green or white gold with 1: Th ‘ he Ui sai ene - Sa + . ' The boat sank late vesterday aft- chased shank and mounted . £50 . ppg | t js tl asi : ty of the Rockits d Si ati ilo 3 | with a genuine amethvst 1s engraved solid white It is the easiest, quickest and most economical] an eTtTa ernoon after a collision with Miss ST gi _ecighe res | method of cooking known to culinary science. | N d : palm Beach as they rounded sipstotog : $4.75 gold. Priced $4.75 When you roast, stew, boil, pan-broil or fry ~ evada Mountains: Cross ab cin : ae (Also choice of topaz, | meats in a “National,” the full flavor is held genie : G S ] a k . . buoy 0% eee turquoise, bloodstons anil (Choice of replica topaz in-—nog steam, no odors. And what is more, te i, Oli reat ait ake by rail. Enjoy open race for 1 r boats. Tho dacict > 4 7 Pyte ae Se ree the food is done in one-third the time and! ” h “ 5. i sands of persons along the sea wal diate si and amethyst.) A ee with one-quarter the fuel. the marvelous scenic beauties "p watching the boats as they D : O S : | f h , . were “6 ai . ’ 4 , R C sped through a sea disturbed by) , The right-hand Ring ot the above group comes emonstrations at ur tore | N . ; — pe "T et ” In an excepti er wy =e . ; | : —- TE hich aie ce wide assortment of stones step into Our store at any time and let us demonstrate the marvelous re- | yon. bioodstone, moonstone, garnet, replica sapphire, ‘u'ts wita this wonder cooker. .Cooks a complete chicken dinner in 30 minutes, iN St. Louis Express Mis- (okee “ho ‘oe. With Mrs. WwW. } P J} Conners of Butfalo at the wheel, | EADY to go! Hubby | emerald and genuine amethyst. The mounting is ~ centers oe and baked heans in 30 minutes. Come-in and see for | buoy waiting! Discovered | solid gold. Several of the Rings are mounted Aes oe aes rere s No obigation. pad saiely rounded wart «aisteance % hye i at N ISS alm — : pas - pe snort «al Pain a comspicuous spot! How | with as many as three, four and five stones. , t teach, coing ut nearly 40 miles an . . . b bi ) provoking! AlittleEnergine Choice $1.95 , Ayy Pl vf ; Oo ai leaves St. Louis daily via Wabash Railroad - (Union Station). Observation Cars, stand- ard sleepers, chair cars and diners. Piie 1 and leaving a wide wake be- “ d her Miiss Paim Beach struck on cloth. A gentle rub, wake, ieaped ciear of the wa- Spotless again. rf the ¥ : . Signet Rings ir and came down ofr her course. Energine comes in handy I er i i ‘i - + a —_ j For illustrated booklet, schedules reservations Raby Gar, closely following, also Also oftered in thrs Ring grouping 1s a att Ti} Pip - arn : cans. Leaves no odor. 35c at >= | StH. Cooker Shop —(RIZS) L. B. BANKS, General Agent Southern Pacific Lines Southern Pacific Bidg.. 312 N. 6th St. aleaeeteeeeeinente a can ee. TAN te Seats ree i ee C Ha ~ y ~ foot he 7 “ . 7 . i ‘ " ba Pea ERT He WAT a tay. - Gathy. na Cy es ~ rarer! ' —_ a . 7 . catia ai ay a i me . - - 4b eases el BS oper Ww ty A adic -cih Aauteeh ek ee ee ee Seiad > Sie je a essa . -” — . —— Mia haa in. Cie * = acm a te ome oe dean he > Ma el ps. Otc ial, ee Re ek Cre mee 2 * soe « v ee | » eye ee aes ZA tn SO ew wre vw A a Loge oe “ &, ty eee , iy the . f° oe m a ated aE Oe ee 4 ‘ ai ik 2 mg : ae | leaped over the swell, and struck : very excellent assortment of solid gold sig- a Ge ‘ue left side of Miss Palm Beach,. @fugand departmentstores. net Rings. Priced $1.95 zal LINES: erushinge the ale c kand ripping a Telephone GArfield 7746-6 ee | ‘ 320 NORTH EIGHTH.STREET . OK acc ards TH EIGHTY = t= Southern Sa Lines were thrown nt of the heat rs. , ree » 4 j - } =} ’ Jewel a ee Be one “The Perfect Dre Cleaner® ¥ CTS ~ | | | | LOCUST at NINTH The POST-DISPATCH is the only St. Louis evening SRO POGE-DIEPATCH the a ee mewspaper giving Associated Press news service. . eae ; vc ee is c a a rg ‘a ae (i ae a Saar: ene newspaper giv ing Associated Press news service. Food and 1 | aaa em . Ps leanwhj wae re ; 610 to 618 Washington Avenue “he r + ‘ ; ~ ling ro} ind p = : Toa py pt j a ' aber “) tt } ~ water was pouring inte 224. Pry fast. Kenny shut off 1! ot : Man imped overboard just as Bab) : cank beneath the waves. The : ; ‘ cian then swam to the ‘ abd Miss 7s acnTt) . vhile, the crew . : . . geeks Pe Re: ah ariven hr Orrin J ivi 2 } : ° . . = Qe vy s making efforis to Kee] a 1} me tn ken {lOAL. Finaiiv she was tHe 3 1 i et ° and beached in Havana ind : ZA S oa Es S D . i al , Te ; Neither Wood nor — , GQlrys ; neg ES eee 3 N 6B YOUNGEST SISTER OF LATE | Need Not “Be ' | POPE PIUS X DIES AT 76 : 4 , Auna Sarto. After Lifetime of sclt- Expensive 4 Denying Devotion to Religion, ; > f i Succumbs Almost in Poverty. | : : ae ROME, Seavets 30,—A lifetime of ) . + ; c been walting for! : wat-denying devotion to rele As mene the ; Ik Stockings, every J v's eves Gf | te ‘Is of fine lisle. A Ee sittin eperation. An- Dress Section, priced ? | lu Want now! ee eee wart. . aimos mn poveriy in » 4 4 ME osnent facing St. Peter's Square In : : Almond ‘ hich ath had lived for many ¥* - 162 : Polo Gray Seite Maris Serio. now. the ont ‘a rr : é ; ‘ardinal Merry Del Va!. who ——— arcane —_ . fe papal Secretary of S ! AND ; i : | X. was the irst ” “ 4 - 7 . ’ y ; 4, j , * oa 447 bog: } ‘ s . . aa $ —o22 ~ ur alrs 1 BI nrelatesg TO NAV vie - “ A $ Ou distinguished preiates tO pay eit. AA t 4 “ . ” v4 7 “*% b pies D , ‘ = Ay. vs + 7 Gy : - Ee Ee ¥ BLE ; SS ee ac . sd | aoe “? Ag : 3 | gp Bea a oe. ; we GF: ¢ "fe ‘ RE 5 5 e # 4 ae a a respec?s. From the days when Ohe Season’s Outstanding Success> was a simple chaplain at somber @ . Anna kept house for him, i0:- c a lowing him through the various \ | 3 a | . . 4 3 F steps of his career until he becan asd } . : Pope. when she Was 1OrTrTn ye Tw t tT) \ Tien wenles — Z = tien trom | f are not merely fashions : é y whose vogue is assured, § but are fashioned of the ‘ov over his suprem: ono ti ry +3 * f +55 Sam le euffs ring at } er sepa! ation om him. During her brothers ponil- * i Louis, was ordered held ty 2 and Spring’s newest shades and combinations shown in gray, tan, green, blue, navy and black. a Croner’s fury in East St. Touis Tor 1 murder of Curtis Critch- . 1 ; ; , ag a fiel@, a railroad brakeman of Beverly silk-top chiffon Hose with the ee lavender | 95 | Also Dress and Sports Models in Various . , ‘Ol Testify at the Inquest. ; /Sonnenteld’s Shoe Shop—First Floor} . . aii ; “. @ 74 oe, 4 ~~. 2 a Statement after Critch‘ ¢ joy of an Aladdin Jug = field's | fi’ (f : (Sonnenfeld’s Coat Bhop—-Third Floor.) contents hot or cold from _ Deiieesies anit that ‘¢ hours at a time. Wide™ ? a his wife had separated a week « . .ore " 2T } Thad } > 4 tt 74> topper and aluminum cuP- semana legal agpellt coming house, to ef fs — r troods Sheop—Firet Fioor S7Hcitiation, had fnusa (ri' 3 Sir ge eT : * » ? had shot — sacs — - - nil nee ~ sitnanaeuttbeinahastll . :-_ —_ a onl

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s stopper and aluminum cup t Poe trond Shop— hore? } oor 95 PCT. CUT IN FARM VALUES IN 5 YEARS Bed 7 — i a ie - . me ~~ ~ = — A. ~- - : si - = a al 5 ~~ 4 ~~, “ef. 2 : a: ~~ ~~ : } -_ ~ = * ~ 4 - { an : - -— ~— ne ae = 7 ae | >” - — * «a ~ - kg - : 7 A ’ : arr = - 7 _ — - - _ _- i. i r r ~ arn on, ¢ - = - - — : = ‘ «- 2 - + - - . ~ . ™ & T . rop i: rchasing New ailor-M e : . - s . Nol-Galied-for SUITS o « = ~ = : - - _- Ps . - + - - —_ = ~ . - . ~ - — ~ oo ~ — * ° . m ~ — ek . j~ " a ~~ . = ~~ ” on - -_ - — = - = ee ee _ _ - in > a =e ~ -- — ~~ ~ : ~s — - - - = - - ‘ “+ —_ = oF _ - . - % \ » - ~—s 7 * ~~ - on Pe a . a — " 7 _ - -" I awmti- ™ ~ —t : - . a " -~-* » ~* . ring : se o e Be. . = ~ ~ — 2 ~- ~ ~~ —" ° ° - — — . ~~. . is : 4 ~ f - op 2 ™ : p : 7 ~~ : = +» ~~ _— ~ —# ees ae ee eee ~~ * - . - * — =A i. »~> : ~ a — —* ~ - == ~~ — 2 3 -_—- - = . . . ~ . a. ~ - , . — - be ° = ‘ , - > . . - - ~~ ™ ~——> ~ Woit¢ ie ,2ecrTeas orcia Fas ine i, 2 che to we, an 3 ~~ » « 2 J i . = a ALL MAKES De 66 Meee workers 1 i 3 4 ‘ i ° . », oe = — - 2 — _ - . ; a =? a > oo > 3 om — 3 ‘~ ™ a “= AWD , VACUUM CLEANERS | (9°25 to Orders eadinge causes el - ~ ~ Calied for and Delivered we . sty Me > - L*atoac = ee = mos BR grea == oe = ~~ = oS _+ - > _ 5158 am on favora — D a) > o7 - = * wS a o ~ and 7 ye ss sdr-ss and he we en *’ree of charge 2 copy of kip sea __ a - FESSES and the racks will be kept fille Be e racR ed throughout th ? 4 ) ie S, A ++ roi ¢e > | aA > >> ~ as ne * ‘m 2 “a7 “YFP (ne adv. SATrdnNgeda iN Sizes TO7 Quick sciecliert, ng s ae. asap? ‘on ; & onde gee 14, 16 and 18 \* , : ANA wee bi ‘pul weave os aa% For Afternoon. Dinner. Street, Business. Graduation. Country Club, Golf, Tennis and Sports Wear MATERIALS : Georgette and Taffeta Combmatons Flat Crepe Canderelia Prints Crepe Prints Crepe de Chines Pussywillow Prints (Georgettes Fine Flannel!s Jerseys and Cud’l-Doons ¢izex Visiting Merchants Are Welcome W7 Visiting merchants are invited to attend this sale and see these wonderful values and I, 7 v how this store puts over an event of this kind. See windows this afternoon and evening. Mem rt semen nr ee co Service Hosiery Wednesdav—Baby Dav 7 yy | 7’ V : vi Select the Kiddies’ ' ; = Nadsco ‘leans ; Ouality mo oN Easter Frock | oo. oe Feature of emble -cce’ero ~_ + ~ & a a une ; ' | o * 7 . 3 — — ~ 2 * é be q 7 ed - a a @ re 7“ ~ > . — a — . a ne J P ° ‘ = _f 3 oe ; : ~ and al athe va & et Bele an Tm the twrgnt- OP” a % z mor - reile-] v4 . ; : A am encase @ - # sl j nd 2? . oe re ~ — , . a am. : eS “4 ame \ we “s° \ . rl BZrutwud a . ; : i b2. Sea ‘ ~ of cm i ned il a selection to new colors, Vaceats—Main Fleer, Nerth.; ” eee . ca ~ ~~ ‘ ~ ' *» { ~ ) ~ _——— > sencipeniientavniccnensscteatataceisiii © ¢ @ @ —— “ we -s " rs _—e ~~ ee - ni ‘ oe es - ~ gas eee J $2.) $2.00 Dutch Ovens or Round Stretchers _ Stepladders q ae Roasters - +m .2 i- FR - bs . - | Soned lumber Sl - oy ——— tentio uu oe > : — ron ~a i inde _ j 9 : — is fender a ee | > & =¢ Noe 4 <« s % - a Cc

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5T. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH “UESDAY EVENING, MARCH 30, 1996. S* LOUIS POST-DISPATCH — a i an a ; . | ‘ter and get the first copy of Tin Ben Own en MUNI, OF better still, come | Washable chamois fabric Gauntlets in wanted ‘Serbian Lad Saves $600 «In q Address Y our Mie Personally, Care of Nugents | Shades. Have faney flare and turn-down cuffs. C Two Years and Attends High $$ [__—_—_—_—_ " anita 7 » 4 | Sizes 514 to 714. Priced, pair S Nj 1 | i seielieiiacamer vs e Aw Me TO ”. ee a er ee chool at Night i : UST take (Main Floor, North.) The Slore lor ALL the People . your shoes off perenne and then put ad those weary, on aahahal aching, burn- —_ = ing feet of yoursina KR “TIZ” bath. || When yourfeetfeellikelumpsof | lead —- all tired out — just try | “TIZ.”’ It’s grand—it’s glorious. Your feet will dance with joy: also you will find all pain gone from corns, callouses and bunions. There's nothing like ‘*TIZ.”’ It’s the only remedy that draws out all the poisons and acids which puff up your feet and cause foot torture. A few cents buys a box of “TIZ” at any drug or depart- ment store—don’t wait. Ah! how glad your feet get; how comfortable your shoes feel. Bathe Them inTIZ§# ee ; Cc ! . Sovs’ Mazazine - me s = headquarters at Nugents, the Bo;aam tor of the Boys’ Magazine called “The Knicker,” will from now (,auntlets ~ * aay "Ua : 4 . ay i ie ss a. Pe ie ‘ e ae 14,16 and 18 | for the Miss} 36 to 50 for the Women | COLORS Bois de Rose, Miami Rose, Gray, Tan, Rrviera Green, Phantom Red, China, Poudre, Periwinkle and Navy Blue, Palmetto Green and Black TRIMMINGS Hand-Smock Godets and Flares Straightline Basque Tunic Gay Embroidery Bands of Applique New Sleeves Ribbon New Necklines Lace Contrasting Bands Pockets and Belts Drive Downtown Tonight LS These Dresses will be shown on living models in our windows from 3 to 4 P. M. and = - 7:30 to 9 P. M.—A display worth coming miles to see—Don’t miss it—Remember, tonight. $126,000 annually for maintenance. | **imsufferer can imagine. Hundreds of letters - § for a nine-foot channel in the I1li-| of acne, psoriasis, barber's itch, a sand | nois River was recommended... Thig| Mickel itca, obstinate pimple blemishes. It ‘es we fj Two-Trouser Suits For the Easter Parade | For the Men and Young a 7 | Men Carefully Selected Newest Spring Patterns in the ltunusual and Me selection to @ new colors, terials. Charming styl different. A choose from. smart styles a Two — ~ sae 4 s *. . a : ’ s ; . SF IONS Py ee Ps. ends we ON OA PE A GOR UMN TOIT ret RR 8s ee 4 Oren nprwe ay Another group of girls’ pctials Newest splendid Coats received for Wednesday —Smart new styles in Poiretsheen, tweed, cheviots, bascara and novelty Coatings—all the wanted col- ors and full range of sizes, 6 to 16. Spring Coats For Misses and Jumiors Colorings NE: eG ee : The ELIZABETH ARDEN Treatment : for coarse pores Brisk parrixc—with Ardena Skin Toni of Special Astringent—forms a part of every Treat- ment to correct coarse pores given in the Elizabeth Arden Salon. The method restores the tone and activity of the pores, so that they function com- Featuring the new blues, in many novelty weaves; the grays and tans in a variety of pleasing patterns. The # . at ne a - ~ renee LL OO ESO NY Ne: te Neamt — - —e Large Gardent Sizes 14, 16, 18 and 13, 15 and 17 | newest single and double breasted pletely. It brings up swift circulation through the New Tale@ A timely special for the young lady to secure a lovely | English effects; also the three-button tissues, clearing theskin of sallowness and torpidity. Smart Coat for Easter. Poiret twills, Poiretsheen, bascara, cack for the more conservative dress- Then the application of Verctian Pore Cream (to ae correct open pores and coarseness) finds the skin plaids, tweeds and novelty cloths— $ a} oe | ; , in the season’s newest colors and etre Modes to fit men of all builds , quickly receptive. Ths method wil] refine the onl prettiest styles, 2... 26 css ecccerecccconns shorts, slims and stouts coarsest (Nugents—Second Floor, South.) (Nugents—Third Floor, North.) You can accomplish wonderful results at home manne ee Ee “ ‘ by the daily use of these same Preparations. , _ — ean nn ern — Fancv Easter Baskets Refrigerators | Exrrasern Anves’s Venetian Toilg Preparations a Popular three-door side-iccr —_ and Babani Perfumes are on sale at Beautifully finished ss na ape nt a art ee : ‘ ' 41] : | atvie; golden oak finished case, si 2 i ) 3-¥ helene : in various colors. Al , {| Shite enamel lined a | Scruggs, Vandervoort & Barne ‘Irich Brunner = q i ae 3 ° >: 50 sizes and styles: also 50-Lh. Ice $18 95 ae | F ’ B a & y Magna Charta Be. 4 Choice, Each rade ag at = cut flower Capacity.... Id : if amous-Darr Co. . " oe ee oor | : | ° Gen. Washingtoa_ = panels... i «§=6—$$ 4.00 SL tor $97 OS pea eel | Stix, Baer & Fuller Am*¢ rican S 7 3 : ° «t le: . 7 o « C “ft ° ’ cme Fo . Ranges: cabinet 3 , Choree ‘apacity. — | PDerthy Pe all-white 60 50 | at — Sold on Ciab Pian bee | rocelain ..---- - + ’ ee ro ae ‘ourth Fiewr, South.) | _ p ae : | | agente—eurth Vice, Sout ie ; ExzzaseTn Anne, 673 Fifth 4oemm, New Yort sit — creme | towpos: 24 Ol Baad Sirect panies: t ruc de la Poi

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ee ed + TUESDAY EVENING, MARCH 30, 192 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCt 8 | ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH TUESDAY EVENL a ST.LOUIS ne men mene en eoeeseeee @— Era ew eee eee ee ee Se a ~_ ———aa a ~ en ’ ~ ——— ° f ie =) Re tet nen — ere names ethan ee LS ;- 2 . - - - — — _. _ = — ; . . e aera é = . P 2 ; " e ; a” . - : , . - | - . | - | im | ’ 2 SS 88 23 3 8 812 2 2 2's 2 82 ass see 2S 2S 2 sane ose aaa ees eee eS ee eee _ a . . . = [a _€& P , a / — ~~ a Zé * ad ; ec — ; . ‘ —_— -— a — » > — — 4> sones * “she a _ ." ; “ — | —_ am aad = * * + / 3} . a > oe ’ te ie be Pua : ; .. an » . g ai : 4 eas : 4 . 7 * > i. we a " . . ’ $ : 0 P ‘ 7" . 9 i - fees j * N W P \ gee oa wa 6 \ ae aes) | x: pring Coats © (fap: | > ae ~ i eas | “ Made to Sell for z _ = hs Milan cor Swiss and peanat stra. dress Hats ef crepe. sik a famcy straw braid. ( Vagents—Sargain $6.00, $7.98, $8.75, $9.98, $10.75 Mothers’! Don't let amything keep vou awav from this sale _ Wednesday feu can buy tw A. ae * Pe: i Hundreds of One-of-a- Kind Samples Included Mi * oc Polatres V elours Pilads and Noveities Tweed Weirtures Diamond Checks Sports and Dressy Modeis wf a) 2 | . s oats for the perce rou would ordisarmiy ¥ tor one. Practically, entire iepartmen’ giren up fer this spe- nal a) All Full Cat’ J=—~ , ax Be Senne, “ Slenderizit Women’ oat re 2 «£2 a Only $16 Wednesday for Easter Coats in Stunning Plaids, Ombre Mixtures. Poiretsheens, Twill Bloom, Flannel, Etc. Many With Fur Collars and Fur Fronts. asi “4 { ‘ J: HE care which chas non ot modes for ev assembly of Easter Frock -> eliminate the display ¢ All the new high shades, bois de rose. ; powder biue. paimetta green, thistie down / gray, tan, betge, navy bine. Every detail of workmanship is of the Aighest merit Ewery Coat is expertiv tatlered and becu- ' tifuliy lrmed and selections embrace . | CAPE COATS, FLARE COATS. FUR-COLLARED COATS, FUR-BORDERED COATS. TPr DRESSY COATS, STREET COATS : 2 a he ee om tr » e ! . ' : ith tur. Others wit Were made s: | to seil for Boys Easter Suits Si2 to $18. 88 eo 35 W ednesday Levely new Spring Saite ef besuriful weelens a ie im the newest «tries. Patterns that will picase if be — every mether and sen. Af! sizes. 4 te IT. saie All Four-Piece Saits Three Large Groups Fashionable new Sering Dresses of high- grade materiais speciai ‘ Nagents—Sargzin a se PPPPTTTTTTTT TiiTr iLL Lee — at one low price, $6.85 95 95 N +. _ _—— | 7 Stunning Dresses Yr a a: ‘hev a : Children’s sane matt thie Ue wll for onty 3 aah thn " nm a max a v riers r 2 rerits nse n Tress DD rtm ' Women’s, Girls’ and Bovs’ i Easter _ 7° “2 2 an = er ~e 4 ae Footwear Sheen 2 Silke rgette and other fine ma- $ . 98 ciita Site : ; . to 49 $ 98 Vi ‘ ¥Yagents—Bargzuin Basement.) ee id srr, al v ey Y baal an & =... | +... | AO POOOROOU RAR AR AA AAA RAR A AAA RRA RAR RRS : > - on 7 a ” = a. j ‘ Come with lenge ent cme emicker = ” * > . = . W “HuseTs rr tw pairs full-iined . Se New strap of- Crepe de Chine Chamois-Suede 69c Women's Garment Bags | cmickere. vest and cont : Sew stray io a eae Scarf Gl Union Suits : — al =. ot e x i : — gg oe BOYS’ JUNIOR REEFERS 3 7 enif Oxfords, as Waenems S-arfs tx Seautiful "e “tires +4! to ye Bag ‘ al Tiace ° et gree ; e a hine and e} : - Plenty of . ust ¢he thing to ore- . Ng cgyone walt en watane mepe de chine « haemois- suse Plemty of large «s ne tO | at Bese snes etre owt ed renrT gett . sores wii cot tc! SG cut Unien et the Winter coat - 3 r - » > a cee ai Sane- trasting cutis i Saite. Built 33 crm dust. Ver, spe » : ; oa , e - aa f cate. Seen ae xnotted fringe; ail “Meni shades. ehoiver's a Smartiy stried for the little * Ps ks : eR a on eet ree bd Zi oe ee e.. BAS. + ane. 3 oa re es veaetenait . > m4 9 Oc Bk pre be ° aew aeter “abies arc pattert =. ja ‘ 3 Baecmen 7 i | Bargain Basemen<. ) ‘ t.) $2 39 oe Cc : -"O g§TPRt upt at $4.95 anc : ~ si : SS —THOMAS W. GAREAM 4 ro sie. - = ee Bae IMAS W. . 74 ~ | ‘ a = SB SLAB BSBBAS EEE EES SE ER ne |e ees a ee — - _— al ~ sm aaeecemmmmeremetaamaeieeiale - aseiamemeememeniane , aera ;

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BO een. a ee — | # . s a | Undergarments Undergarment Sc sx new sample Underwear thet 1ere sells for much more urchase brings this unustua “omen's and misses’ sizes. ou will love the’ fine quality * this merchandise. Now ig the time to buy a Summer supply at this low price. \ugents—Bargain Basement.) Here Is an Extraordinary Suits it will please to 17. ugents—Bargain Basement.) nical — pouene senenenenenconen slick cheese sandwiches! Bluhill AMERICAN CHEESE Ae nee SOROROROTZORO - LOUIS POST-DISPATCH A ——— rr aN ee 5 3 = ee oe BE Deiter: . es er°at Gores at $4.95 anc 84.94. | TUEBSDAY EVENING, MARCH 30. 1996. —— + Sete The New F reely-Lathering Shaving Stick For Tender Faces EMOLLIENT MEDICINAL ANTISEPTIC i ticura Papers. What Is It? See Thursday’s ADVERTISEMENT FRESHMAN @. —— a Cate + Terms as Low as $2.50 a Week Ag. This wonderful 5-Tube Freshman Radio Set brings in stations from coast-to-coast with clarity and volume. country by storm. The Freshman Masterpiece has a 5- tube tuned radio-frequency circuit, embodying the latest in radio. Pos- sesses great selectivity; easy to tune. Has sloping panel mahogany cabinet. Batteries, Tubes, Installed Free in COMPLETE Loud Speaker, Your Home, $79 The set that is taking the ‘382 These Sets Ready for Immediate Delivery. 913 Olive St. 2 Radio Headquarters 513 Olive St. ition of light . ' | heuser-Busch, Inc., to resume the | \agrers—Sargain neh a 9 7 UNIT UNDER CIVIL SERVIC : Sle er r i. es . =: n IZing OC ~ an Od ~ sg Wets and Prohibitionists Support ;a Measure; Preacher Assailed in Ld ® a: - Debate. ° ai ” a: a s@ By the Associated Press. ° s ° A “Ff al “~ 2. tal “vr? 4 s@ = WASHINGTON, Marth 30.—The =: Cleverly Designed, Full Cut $B House has pasted without a record a: 7 7 S$ , 7 \ @ the bil] father: } reg as: ‘s and f Ore Vv Ss i 9 cae | pri ¢ ll execs 1 if = r ‘o f e prohi f S ji QO 1e = cis servi 7 Coincidentiv, Assis Se s@ Andrews yesterday created and = lied two new posts in his e: *a Lal ives 22 a i? ae one s@ ment staff. One of the new offi- + cials will have supervision ov: e , ’ 1 °® brewery permits, and the other over + permits for withdrawal of wine. at $25. HE care which characterizes Garland’s selec tion of modes for every figure is shown 1n this assembly of Easter Frocks for the woman who likes to eliminate the display of certain curves. A dozen silk fabrics in the wanted shades, featuring every available style variation, offer exceptional values Women’s and Extra Sizes, 36 to 52% Other Slenderizing Frocks E $16.75 $29.50 $35, » $69.50 . i aed J ee, a a: Dress Salon—Second Floo Serrerrrrrrr, RFSRSHK SKEETER THRETHESTERESESE SEES BET eT eee es ee ee Bees y . ¢ r a PPCRSHHA ASST ATH SSH SHES SHEHTHEEHEHT STH SE SHRREEREERETEEH EERE ETEEES® Women’s Sizes, 36 to 44......Extra Sizes, 42 to 5 Coat Salon—Third Floor Slenderizing Coat Modes OATS in the newest variations of the flare, straightline and cape-back modes designed to slenderize the figure. The fabrics are all new. some are highly embroidered. some trimmed with fur, others with tailored lines. f 2 ly verr Trimmed and Sport Modes Values to $3.....-: MONTH-END clean-up offering a little of everything that is new and chic. shades | “7 nD bf o? aad - ,* - ; >}, Fat LA { +; Ps i ew & a ~ we & » 6 Styles for " } . y ail = sr ] miss or matron in all the wanted shapes and PTITII TPP iri ivi ttt iit itiTiiriie se sdawas THOMAS W. GARLAND, In 3 ” c.—Broadway and Sixth, Between Locust and St. Charlejggggs ‘ hearings on modificat agreement in SUP pay at 2h civil a Jee pit by his ese! 271% I loem erat. Texas, Wl | his remarks by 1 i i minis sing é iste of xz 0 I Blanton's n the House ner Jd said, to illust P sOom6 tut host \ if; . { the present prohibition regime. le referred particularly to the Rev. A. T. Abernethy of R lege, North Carolina, who, he said, of the . : . 7 yitherford (Ole had advocated amenamés Volstead Act. As testimony on the x “ ~~ «* ox + subject of that mimisters s 64 Jeers ry le . ny 190s Was ar) qarunKken spree for several we eks.”’ and had come tnto chapel “with his | reath heavy with alcoholic fumes.” The letter also said that in 19! while hoiding a licens: tO pred ae hurch in Philadelphia, Abernethy “had at least three Admits Vhefts at Missouri af ‘ ¢ Fis Aeury imat¢ ? ; & ~ COLULEMBIA, fo... Mat 5 - . =P = Rov Brannan 1, -VvVear-oid pL ~~ Te 4 , eivule —) two typewriters and two too! its, Valued at $300, from the type- for $3, he = : ? ~_ — writer company, pawming one kit | said. —_ 2 Ga aa cue ee ee ae eee * * bid —_——_——_—- me one aE —- — «aS = = are «se aw «au oe "== «a> «=F «a= =m owh «ue «ee aes sum «a oa owe oe ‘s e ‘ ‘ ee a a a a ae ae ae a a) a) ee ee ee oe Jf} 7 5 422N.6S “a . 706 WASHINGTON ~ +0 Weekly Specials 7 a ‘GENUINE DIAMOND and e ONYX ow $Q25 A genuine Diamond set in Real Onyx, mounted in a beautiful solid white gold mounting. A truly wonderful value! s«48-K. Solid Gold An unusual@s value! 18k. D .00 solid white gold samme. Wedding Rings Engraved Orange Blossoms _ Cc Note Low Down Terms The POST-DISPATCH is the only 8t. Louis evening newspaper giving Associated Press news service. ’ he Be TES ) GD) GD aD ) ED 0 GED. GED. GD a Easter Nest Easter Basket Nest in box filled to Filled with Candy brim with Eggs and Eggs and Chocolate Easter goodies. Rabbits. 50c and $1 50c to $2 ee - ' April Fool Candies ! Trick Chocolates and other April Fool candies. Spe- : ial, box ee Ae 25¢ | i ae ee” oe ae ae PS eee is. : ee aa lar Rov. vot oN, es te . j , Sl ae tie. Seneca et Ce albeit tite tie ii eight wr poe ~~ Rif apres eS MR Re erect Bp i Poy Portthy oe * re he ek ee ee, . le ‘ g fs Ramee NR a TEE pa NI SENS IRE WEDNESDAY BAKERY SPECIALS Chocolate Hot Cross Cream Pound Cake Buns Luscious Pound Sresh from the | Cake, iced with ovens. A _ wonderful | qm. hh ms aie sae Pin, 0 ae — Se om ‘ >) ey 8 4 al * r rm a i. Oy’ ts > . | Week chocolate -“Yenten Spe- | cream ; 40c cian, Gee. «. 25¢c | CANDIES MAILED ANVWHERE. > =~ oe aPe ewe eae ee eRe Pe Re oT ——E =P =P =n =wP = «as =a «a «ae «a «ss =a eee «eee aww ae am ame «= =n ae ame = =D SP GD aD aw «am Pr ufrock-Litton Fourth and St. Charles Factory Clean-Up Sale Upholstered Suites at Factory Pricés Our factory has just had their Spring “housecleaning” and they have about a thousand vards of mohair coverings which thev wish to dispose of quickly to make room for other mohair coverings coming in. Therefore, Wednesday and Thursday orders will be taken for living-room Suites (three pieces as shown below) to be made up in our factory—— at the Factory Price of $189. Actual Savings $86—Wednesday and Thursday Sk ha at ee oe Sak test ee oo eae aren om ae spanner venes OLIN NODA MODINE HO Bt LACE NG . yiigems) + ~ a ntneham A ey < on emaieae meme) valid = we a “ —o ee a ee Ye ae ves ere ate ene peter a POS Gata Solin pee? Meteo \ XPERIA LIME Se LEE RAEI: WREST OG ee egrets fae On ep aE Te nctne AE 4 aie CO by D-erbn simes gpereres 4 bi r ee ‘t . Pe PA ony 2. ipaePRy Des a ee ee tis tte Aone by ees ee Se tat ee eds ee i ee RRL CPL RST IE ELE EB, ARR GELE OE LE INE SINE MPN EE LAID BRIE ARES SRL 7.3; : TRC I cP RD HRYORTE I RE I t a2 BRYN , * eppinliitteetiied ys ar resort hinate = _ ennina’ “a ttelserns MO Ces Vee eee _ . = ™~ fw O99 ¢ uty . . ‘iit ——_. So a ; —) . . 8, a SORE ea AR a i GION ED AEN AA IE MEO NA COT Ce I REY EE EL GRECO, IIR Si AI 8 AREER APRIL a: Ome Nemes at aa roe wa pened 4 : { ith. é d a ts This $275 Three-Piece Mohair Suite . At the Factory Pratt OF «acco cs cevcccvcccen All wearable parts of this three-piec Note the heavy carved base one each Suite will be covered in your selection of piece and ornamental carving on ba k of one - iad davenport—-the very newest type of living- ; mo 7 OD md reel mores © room FSulte. The spacious davenport is verse side of cushions covered in attrac- “{ inches long and chairs are large and tive brocatelie Large silk tassels adorn this “+ cy Lé Ce =e eo, Oe en Oe I oe Re a a roomy, especially comfortable is the head- rest chair. Separate Pieces Will Be Sold pe ea $97 Low-Back Chair.......-.- $49 \fohair used on these Suites is guaranteed and will wear a lifetime. Extended Payments Fiset-Back CRO i sic 008s a8 $53

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etl Nugents—Bargain nent se oe °? Basement.) BE THOMAS W. GARLAND, In c.—Broadwey and Sixth, Between * Locust and St. Charle: aT TTT for burglary at arming ry | ubieealiie — eae: —— - > See Br _ ° Z ~~ — - - - ~ wuts - > - as ~ — ee « - c a x —— '- ss _ + - ~ —_ RfeTMaeAcr _ ga "¢@ (Ws feUg Pee . “ /~ —— are Nancy Han«s. toe trotrer Budd Dobie. Turfmann. De. * - @ 8.aA te then oie "28aTrT 3.0? ti: o z Vorvelous davs betore wear on that Peocrret Twi, $15 These That Crowded Our Basement Last Thursday Coming as it does, but a few timely offerime emabies you to purchase a new Coat for ing well worth while. STREETS Valnes Like designed to give il,” t : “Sapess,” Fiat —_ - —_— © ~ - ~ ~~ - ? ~ ~~ 3° > ~- - —_ = * ~ - i bi / » las BOHEMIAN -- soso... SPHOP-FLAVORED }-PHOTO STAT t+ orb -- ‘ Ge “ee & oe ee et ee . Mother! When Child j is Constipated Give “ California i ig Syrup 10 ether «sizes acrerdingiy. Be aise age yesrcwnaagtie, Goce LE fag. | Seer ee Glenn F ST. LOUIS F NG & fF Vell-known make t a ious, feverish.j tie g 22 f a Fig Svrrup SI . ~eg eee ape Sgn ma e Hoare. ay se ee oe RESILVERING CO. with 14-k. gold poim sick. or constipated. No other laxa-j which has directions for babies and Puene Pick i tive regulates the tender little bew-/ children cf all ages printed on Dottie. = casa Ladies or gent’s size, . . - : > ‘ ~ Ss pf me >? & els so ricely. It sweetens the stom-' Mother’ tou must say **Caitormia “pecial for 15 Days Only if filling. Priced... ach and starts che liver and bowels or rou mar get am imttation fig syrup. DOLLAR DAY BARG ~ fo 4 ’ - . a — —_ — _— —_— 2 ances. ors = te : - alll iil lias sale il — « = ° - ‘. =~ “= 2 +s ied + _ ~ans ? mat af = 3 anthrcocr = .*4 = = 7 - ~ —s -a2a oe ™ “o™ =x - - on Pa > -~ ~ 3 :™ 2 ' zr oe : * ao 4 ’ ~ > = x = -° -q “ec i rer, "a oo = fj ~ ff 5 . . ammoth Dones nas C2 JU TRY 17 a a - f “a ~ _ io 2+ ~ 4 : 7 — ’ ‘ » +. YY on Fe ome -——_r — ~~ eo Rf, Z * Z -_ = = a = ~ = _ z7 2 DB - ~ = —— . -_ - - — ava 4 “a aT -_ = a - > ~ ~ a - 7” 7 - — - -_- —- } an =e _— — | > ——— = rs ~2 _— ~ = ———sr »” ; — | - _—- © oo atl > = -_ — _ = ay “S's - = = @ * a ¢ - a: - = = ~ — a * - «+2 z aad = me ~-— oe - = -_ ~~ ‘+ ~——_—-—- ew Oo & - a —— or eee eee nee er 7 “a ~~ “oO - —— = = 3 3 _ 2 ed va os _ nad 3 3 — ae ed ne £cr = — — ro Tera ao = a eee z ——— ~ 3 - _ = 2 2 - -_ -~ i- ~_ — nw — 2 > - — = ok - oe ~~ -_ . - _—~ - a = ¢ =o - -_ ~ - = : & OF 44 DAYS, EARNS $20. G00 ONIN ON RN IN A GE ENG GT PNT CT : Bedsprings — ROME "De fince” QUALITY or Beauty Parlors? — good can as facial treat- ment do. when restless. distorted sieep is fillme the system with fatigue poisons? The way to get md of tired lines in the face is to get rid of the cause, by discarding sagging bedsprings. Sleep can never be restful when vou he ail might with bodily organs cramped. and a twisted spime pressing on semsii've nerve centers. But you will notice a wonderful difference, the first night you sleep on Rome Quality De Luxe, The Bedspring Luxurmous. The cealer who handies and sells this bedspring renders humanity a rea! service. [n yustice to hrm as weil as yourseif. let no one sei] vou a substitute. The genc:ne Rome De Lure supports the becr in perfect balance: it lets every muscie. every nerve relax—and rest! These bedsprings are so honest!y built tha: they keep their resilience for a lifetime. uy them for economy as well as health. At ail good dealers. ['’ mE BEDS PRIN SS & U aew RB EO U . ww Herr Jolly of Berlin Taken From (,ia~~ we WwW. - ‘4. t 5 ee a) a ee JEWELER - OPTOMETRIST aah ae 705 OLIVE : MANY OTHER SENSATIONAL BARGAINS Websters REMEMBER THE NAME AND NUMBER Suppiy of Paper for One Room Wecresday On! + 809 N. 7th l-OnR FOH THE Rk: <TORE cxctussve High-Grede Wail Paper Store Beit amd table linens and towels oomend—a -mall extre Delmar 4860 Full-Fashioned Silk HOSIERY! } $ DOLLAR SALE §$ Pe Sheer Cc hititon Line Tope and oot — Same with Siik = sot Seeatue Silks aus. Caname —_ ALL SIZES 25 ALL PERFECT —— 3 Pairs, $2.90 a Per Pair yy 4 4A «z mt ~~, a i | Pilbed

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lVhotostat “ge new, or $°.10 per dozen. p! oportion. lumediate service, for sad delivered. Phone Central for boy. A. S. ALOE Co. 513 OLIVE st. Call LPHOTO STATIC. nN on uc .. Pho tO sia ad a reproductions of p poneen, Policies. Checke, Maps Bh Print ail Commercial Papers mat thir ~. print ed. Written or drawn, - ed 4700 Your Old MIRRORS | Feet for All other «live« accordingly. We also specialize in Polychrome Frames for mirrors and pictures. ST. LOUIS FRAMING & RESILVERING CO. Phone PArkview 6154 83230 Gableton Place special for 15 Days Only / 2 Square | 00 o | ‘unning as Has pottery ys 1 .00 | | Worth Much More ) | $1 Day Radio Special “B” BATTERY 2214 Volts Fresh ae-hip | ‘j ment; guaran- | teed to test f 100% ert. —— they | ast. ini ; $1 e ae pply Co. 1118 Ppry ST. GArfield 3510-11-12 Mall and Phone Orders Filled Business Hours: 8 a. m. to 6 DP. m. Sse et 28 Ree SS SS SS “Quality” I Wet Washi Wo 20 minutes eud« and 7 rinses —No Lost Clothes— Special ~_—_— _—_- = ——- Thursdays—Fridays Saturdays 0 Ibs. Net Nash, Bed and table linen® and wels ironed—a small extra Delmar 4860 isle Tops and F oot— Some th Silk Foot lL COLORS LL SIZES L PERFECT airs, $2.90 er Pair . BATES Me GURU RA RIN so ef Gal a RNa ARUN Ay I “% Be PEP SS SFSSSSBS SSOP POSSE OSPF TUESDAY EVENING, MARCH 30, 1926. we ado fe TaT eeereneraras eassasevcadsete wa@rage — NO2 25 == = = : STROPPING. 228 = HONING: % on a » , “6. 8 § pate “ =) GQ - Fountain Pen Well-known $ 1 make with 14-k. gold point. Ladics’ or gent’s size, self filling. Priced... aa posed ~~] A ee a ° pe) oe = pe) ‘ ‘Dollar Sale of Gloves Pairs © ter *12 Novelty Kid Gloves Silk Slip-On Gloves | Novelty Fabric Gloves (+ p Linen Finkh g : Sale of $2 | Ae Kayser D : 3 -50c ackages 3 — 1 : H D * Lisle Vests Genuine $ ag [Rien secant arene tor § eamaimanee A for $1 finish . > ILLETTE % . TRAP or _ built-up Gg ° . ; ‘ And Nelly Do $ i aheuttien *ehiad ao ‘ BLADES a | 600 New Bags | ‘ent Pant negra fe or ieee gee % CW ags | Aprons evens een Ce | pee simone $1 er; well made, yy correctly pnad- 4 ded. $1.75 wal., & Conuies Edilie $ H°* DRESSES in cotton lin- ms al . > ene, gingham, rece ; | skins in. broken sizes . Set : +P lore... al te mg from 3 to 8. nich ; boimboased design Frames and Examination Free. mn ' mm oe piereed hanes BA ER SAS BR So oe on on So oo So oo oo oo a on LS sa KAAAAAARAAARAADASAARRADAAA este atecte teste tebe te teate strate ate ate ate ate ate ab ate abeap abate ate att Easter Dry Cleaning ||MIRRORS $ Let us refresh your garments for Spring. Eliminate RESILVERED the soot and smoke of Winter from your garments. Get that dressed-up appearance in an economical way. Any size up to 12x20 in. Larger in Proportion Men’s Suits, Over- $4 .00 in Pro coats or Cravenettes = contrat 6387 Wool Dresses, Plain ~ r| 25 dig Ses allergies Sport Goats, light weight. ___- aan Ve Your Old Mirror or Chemically Cleaned and Pressed POLYCHROME We Excel in Cleaning of SILK DRESSES Heavy Mirror 9x12—chemically Rugs en $ 00 .$1.25 ee ~ . 2 , ee oe > 2 Modified Shingle by t50c' BERT, EXPERT hp Barber for Ladies C DOWNTOWN SHOP Special for Wednesday Value $°.00 Pe Sian Colors Four feet Long $1.00 Per pair. Cords tc LACE CURTAINS CLEANED Panels, 35c and Up Pairs 50c and Up p F T r R DYEING & CLEANING COMPANY, Inc. Main Office and Plant—4544 Gravois Riverside 1223-3037 or Phone Nearest Branch Shampoo & Marcel, $1 Permanent Wave 3 Curls, special Entire Head. $12.50 ‘(Price Advances a 5 te $15.00) |} MARGARET MAULE dolins Spi Bros. Votive or Nite Light 15-Hour Size Box 36 Candles, £1.00 Freed (Glass, the Yard lie & Sbove Fntrance on st. Charles M4. I Chicago Ree & Mirror Co. — — a ¢ a oR Se 4106 Florissant, COlfax 3300 Clayten and De Mun, CAbany 7987 & 5805 Delmar, ¢ ane, S355, 2100 _ 3905 Lafayette, GRand 5137 7th St. Charles 1709 Tower Grove, (Rand T2368 xIe NN. “ixth _ “Tf. Lauis r} a ~ FROSTED a BULBS A IN 4 for. ELECTRIC STOVES Cooke, friee and twaste. complete with cord and plug 1 Guaranteed fer 1] year . SIGOLOFF ELECT. CO. 711 WM. 6th St. 2 Stores j2o4 Franklin 5 Py PINE - Guaranteed Radio — HEADPHONES Net thver CRYSTAL SETS With See Steinite Crye- tal. bivery ene guaran- teed for 40-mile radiué«. 3—50c Dry “‘A’’ BATTERIES for Burgess. $1.50 ELEC. LIGHT SOCKET AERIAL . taes ne current $2.00 2S 'e-Velt Burgess EB Batteries a Al hundred paire of chif- black and medium dark ” Pairs te Sa eh | $1.10 10 2 ese be ~ = ——e cae ene Seen» — eparteperrer ““*s** ee © © © * eww © id. dd a la ee ee vs ed ORL), Sey ARE SPER EAT RL 8 Fw gn Ae DOR es - 08 Sinton es Se ne IOGEAR A AALS Oy A I A DA” Bs We em ee A ek ee adic k ve ‘ hed ao | z 4 Sd ¥ . are Ma 4 Caer sts ; be Sas eee Te A pe RR pe eget Ser th: OR ase CDA ier Sig AM Rall 8 AE ANGE NE ROLES POE ND AG AS ES AARNE GR Sense Fe Rh AAC Anat ¢ Pi 7. * MBP gg 9 LAR y's» WIPTY Ory ali fey Seppe’ > NRarnaet hy yp eR BEE weber ited. tae ORD neon be apron eR ot eet Re a we eer Salar Sak ae REE AR Be nS San eg aa th «de wt itty ADS UAE sep Ene Shae N OVERSEA DIE Remi, Sean NEI 9 tenia vated nant ne naselbanie a abe ibs chy dee ame Ame Necunete Men xara ORS NRE es Ne ’ eee See eh eke YAN pt 22 TERRES He AS Oe Sr EAT OR ARRON Rage GE FORTE Ore Rp RE me ns wire . # ar ees, oes * aes a As c SOT RL eet AMY PON REAL tan ; -. * ae: , tees - GENTE AO RR NR TS a + ) went ’ - é » anton ee, ene rend " bl TE ee eee A” ee ar me ik pete errant A Dee ee oo dM matre ay oe") RR A IRE NG OGRE PILI D PIE PINE HEME! 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Ve ae FF ew ge ops” o"a.*a"’..* .O.% & - a - er em OP FE FE FOSS FOF SOI * o ad a Ie ee ee “ o ga age ee ee a - ge “oe, - tt a a al oe Ore 2 # PPP EOE EK Gigli gt 62 Ope eo eet Fe Oe a PLES Se eT ihi X 4 Sf ae ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ‘TUESDAY EVENING, MARCH 30, 1926. ST.LOUIS ‘POST-DISPATCH elie iinnmeeee ; boyd ee ee Kidnapers. j . Long’s memory and his discovery, it. The preachers willing to take | WASHINGTON, March 30.— gee sear. — ss ‘ — part in the work signed cards at | 5 } ‘ne i = si 1a union ministers’ meeting. Mexican Ambassador Telles yes- Dr. Long's office stood pe otal said he had received infor- ; | | mation indicating that the assail- | | | : anta of the American engineers re- ; 60 Pastors to Preach in Streets. | She Oe __ ADVERTISEMENT é ‘ By the Aasécijated Press. | ' cently robbed and kidnaped in Durango were themselves Ameri- CHICAGO, March $0.—Sixty : tol 'can citizens. All other reports cago pastors have promised to Former Kansas Banker Asserts preach on the streets this season, | tt Ft ae a . C99 SSS90S R BETTER HEALTH fd-famous Mineral Sulphur Water. Physicians recommend bh Baths. Perspiration stimulates circulation, Saarenndds and physical energy. Especially recommended in Wasi. jam, Nervous Troubles, Bad Colds, ete. Try a Belcher Turi. Bath and be convinced. ; OP cage reaching Washington have indicat- ' Youth Explained He Didn’t | believing there ts a need of taking | satel ata ie a a — bandits were Mexicans. os | Ambassador Sheffield ha | : i j pe Soret tei | ee 7 ey 7 oy eee Penitentiary. canes aes ae er ce Mlagmetgaer tie Electric a: Separate Department for Ladies * “a ga 5 ani wes be MR PS RD SD, pag es BO de uh ; ~ . ‘ * a . ie > ad “ & een " ee ee ae " 2 « ~ , eee . ea, Fo Me a cle Rs ek ee ha ee hr Ep : og Er > eee + mth - a i» * Z ra 7" ee ee mn oo 4 4 ten > . “Wh tow gh Tny De 099A, . te . * ‘ lo i ne OR MWA- & agora eel ater, ites Dns > Peete sage Nj ‘eeee® and Novelties that young Davis was employed as ; Your Washer Costs You Only $49 Pollman |= BEI CHER HOTEL beeen at the Mexican Foreign | | ice, but has not reported the aan. ~ : 3 . | conclusi¢ “ws a pee av f and Lucas Av. St. Louis, Mo. oe ee eh Cid neeleiied Prout. Washers Guaranteed for One Year! 1 a Bee, Match @ JUST a few slightly used Electric Washers that have ‘ Without attempting to deny that | sygicpenn, oe ‘4 been thoroughly reconditioned by our experts. Well- Russell Davis, son of former Gov. |= Un Ninth QuALITY ‘ +tnown, standard makes. | ’ Jonathan M. Davis, accepted $1250 | = Hosiery 73, — A 3 = , after delivering a pardon to Fred|2 a omen ed One en zig ae HO oe Savage, | 4 * : W. Pollman, convicted banker, | == CHIT DREN s SOCKS ly ederal and thers : §. = Davise a es t ' - 3 { | pret ~ nergy Mgt “et = ‘ | Every Washer capable of the — eweslient service as a new ww Saat aut te anentoning Solaien iG New Colors ithe jour estentinn ot once und abun Gielen a Gace SPECIAL TERMS, $1.50 A WEEK ‘an attorney in the case. for BUSINESS Don’t miss this wonderful opportunity to get a good Electric Washer on terms that are less than the weekly cost of having your washing done. ; —« CEntral «Electric Company Eira in answers to questions said Rus- /sell Davis had insisted upon being appointed attorney in the pardon hearing because he did not “like the looks of the penitentiary.” “T agreed with the young man Ltt CoP TR contre? gate F's RF EASTER A most appropriate gift. Our Extensive Stock ETE Pom uN wi whe tha tews ’ iff u nar i enanareiiin atinatil oA i 06 BS Mk ay t * eS 4 ee | _ LAST 10 DAYS . {a ae : &§ =" = Tir pleasant place to go,” the witness >) Es \\fa tesa | remarked. ‘i Assures you of a wide se- ‘ | S | { mS / ( ae Pollman admitted, on the stand ire lection of attractive colors | E : Pa\ Ja 2 Seesseens , > at Gov. av ver BP == at. ae . : ; j ; alc O : a S prseisese: eee teat Gee — — e A / and distinctive novelties. Im- | 3454, 3455, 904PineStreet. 3454, 3455, i ‘ ARG ¢ SE : : : ei pardon “except to tell me he was tk \ ported and Domestic. ‘ 3456 3456 : s ee aes: Petits too poor to buy a bull” at the wht Se Serving the Home Electrically Sineoe 1886 ; y a Age Rees | American Royal Livestock Show in Nga pe Hosiery Specialists Ri . > ToS aa 3i8 | Kansas City. i, i “, rs ot + > o } ee oe y cunees : Pollman had related on direct \- " sn for 16 Years ‘ 3 ee ; £ ‘. 3 Pat wa testimony that he had gone to Gov. | py qemu nnn i A 2 UEP eT ra een newspaper giving Associated Press news service. . ; t * ? Ber Ne . . es : } Davis’ farm in Rourbon County to | Auf) bell pabedits Paredes bh odliee tive TPRibe bebe Tey 4H il MOLI FET | SIPPLATEScecr titer! | Lifepenee YER Uae The POS8T-DISPATCH is the only St. Louis evening + r 4 | SF. Stites ask the Governor's son to help| : .: | Ae Se wee «(Obtain a pardon. SOE f o 4 os eeees Meeting in Hotcl Room. | = i wf | ee 3 . After relating his negotiations | ty * \ | ¥ with xoung Davis, Pollman testi-|_ S S \ fied as to his méeting with the | “ 4 . \ Governor’s son on a Topeka hotel | if ¥? ; ° ~ . ' 2) qos 4 t -~ ¢ | 2 ; . . Women, buy your Easter Shoes here. you'll sare eo. a oo" ao ae a ) / ath re about 1, of what you intend to spend. ‘oe sage ee ae ‘ pd meee none : . . a f, - oa ~. iin the 10te "as > Cte F ‘4 ra 4 . Women's and growing girls’ Low Shoes, in 7 ; . ‘ on wes? 4s | patents, satins, otivo-tones, tans and plain : ~ c jem stitnlog room by a secret tel- : ‘| Bis ." leathers in Oxfords, 'ephone device. a ) ie at pap ER ahr es SN fh Russet! Davis came un,” Pot-| SIXTH & Sr: CHARLES Vy » & Strain: Y uitinaons | V. VIVAUDOU, INC. _man testified, “and we agreed that | | Bi. : - , price— i NewYork he should go to his father with é 1 E ie . @ $2.87 and = | $1000 of my money and then come | tt. . 5 ; ' back with the pardon and get the | | 5 : . i . , fother $250. The money which I Ee le & »* ; 5 Pag ‘f . : ‘4 eS : a Children’s Low Shoes § Boys’ Shoes ‘gave him—10 $100 bills—was comers | if —? = Values to $4.00: big varietr: Values to $4.00; loaned to me by the Kansas City i. Vi Hoe Journal-Post. We kept a record | if sizes B's to *: Oxfords and tan. patent and strap etyles in patents. tans gunmetal) ‘lghthers; of the numbers of the bills. Rus- | and plain leathers. Ruy their high and log Shoes sell came back in about an hour!) Faster Shoes now and sare -~—al! «17e8, gt money. at $2.95 aud ss : and delivered the pardon to me. . $ $2.37 N T i M d ‘“T handed him $209- and eAid: | a 1.97 vow aI oF: a € ‘Now, Mr. Davis, I am rather hard | OO Pemnane perenne eR RES TIO i] t-G il d-f up and I want to kee pthis $50." | 0 ” a € Ms or He said: ‘Come across with all of | money.’ Just then the peo- | ; that 4 YARD G00 dS REDUCTIONS ple in the next room, who had been | listening in on all the conversation , : $2.75 FLAT CREPES ‘25c to 59c FABRICS ' between Russel! and me, came into | - a re rie y a 2 Ap wots Shiens tel Nip wate SP ana ~~ er? vse - “Se3 an De a Re NR SRM ona, m ‘ , . hy ty io tak, . Kees eS a eed i Ses Maa Wis ot, SN Mele IS Si haga 10ns of this world- . Master, Peerless. nd steel shafted. > Rr Ln VARA EA NIA ane x EIT MS HC OTE NO te AIEEE INT SA ITT RENN UIST IPT SY BREE ROT Mas 5.5 Se ee we ai hear cuaiiee » Ed oe oe es olf Bail. ttractive Prices er King Balls Ri aR Ae TRE L Rhie e Hce ME ORES er Ee ee ee ee ee A Om the wy bese an - * . , > Weuve, at. rard... Bs q° | The newest shades in thie Bic lot of remnants of ) A ee a) Oe — ; ore NR oN eplendic quality nae .98 wsatines, percalers, crepes the room. hy en art Sees: a, eS 5 / gee oo Fat thread Crepes are included cs | pongers, etc.. worth up to C Returned With $1000. | AE AGRO ok 1 fe See. BB this Snie: at. & yard , 59a, at varéd . ae ‘ “Young Davis was surprised. He , S : . “ 7 ae ee : ti, “a 2 P # ™m ‘OU ¢ t [is b es oul! run 9% Pairs eat) ( a . all and 1 am very Gila A, : how much did you get from the f | ted Si] . K, ‘ o 35. So Sick nde cateee’ Mines jone know about your Ointment.| Kansas City Journal-Post?” which Cape Coats! Flare Coats! ‘ 5 “vee ing & FULL-FASHIONED —— HOS 25 S%_ to 10. Special, | MY From a true friend. My ere 18 published a copyrighted account of 5 / ' a = " 0S veluce. in new pring coo: . ®. 30 Walnut Street. West aven,, p ll Davis’ alleged accepta ' ht ' a unlop Maxfl; Ry Mercerized lisle tops. First quality. ——— 3 Cc fete : - ‘usse avis aliegecd acceptance ; fraig ines. Wi ; = RR Conn. George Hempstalk. et moner tor the Patiman varhen. a g LEED eeT guarantee it for ocaema, old “The Journal-Post has ne paid | M ° h! T 7 | d! | ~ | sores, Tunning sores, salt rheum, wl- 'me as much as Gov. Davis and his anntisn. auorea. ; ce . 'eers, itching skin, skin diseases, - sents had offered me to repudiate | : 1 “ | blind, bleeding and itching piles as 1. statements,” Pollman coun: | Fur-Trimmed! | zen at $5 95 * | well as for sore feet, chafing, burns, tered | — - ‘ 500 MEN’S HANDKERCHIEFS ] nts bruises and sunburn,’’ sie 2 a oo He ion—a 5 BS ET REDUCED gs Feicsie ocerte etettos Ce ne ttt ceared be ZES FOR MISSES AND WOMEN ~~” | ‘ oe = ‘ ; - age State question le witnes eciare 1e J iF — good lot free 4 Ars ee - 8s ' at all druggists. " ; , did not “receive “even one pewter SI | | : es ell finished and 4000 YARDS BRALDS— Our entire stock. of Infants @% |) The mighty healing power of ai trom the Kansas City news- | iW 5c Dresses, Caps, Shoes, Socks, Peterson's Ointment quickly clears aper : : . ; | 1 eB | se | An opportunity for the thrifty woman to economize on | i her Easter Coat! A splendid selection of wonderful . ie Many kinds, 10c to 50c, at.... Aingings a * -. — Knit Sacques, Caps, Coate, the eki f all rashes, pimples and | eile a aaa... ae Ss | iemishes. Peterson Ointment Co., STATUE TO DISCOVERER OF — | Buffalo, N. Y. Seirand. al cole SON i ‘ ‘ETHER AS ANESTHETIC co ©. oe a, e OFF et erso r S |Memory of Dr. Crawford W. Long | D of Georgia Honored in the 1 While They Last tisfactory service. ited Golf Balls JIDc en at $4.00 tion in a wide choice mn makes of standard al for practice use. > ‘roods—Fourth Ploor.) higher-priced copies in all the latest Spring colors and materials. Rarely have we seen their equals at $16.75! We urge you to come early for best selection. Poiretsheen ~- Plaids ’ Tweeds Tuills Mixtures ° - intment Fe a | | JEFFERSON, Ga. March 30.—/j ‘Jefferson went about the cus-| EMENT | 7 : | a —_-——— | tomary routine of life in a Georgia | town today, while at’ | y WAY TO country Washington honor was being paid | to its most famous citizen—Dr. | STRENGTH AND VIGOR ©..0:ora°w. cone. | With impressive ceremonies, a | p ‘ ‘ Dr. Gross” Cod Liver Oil Tablets eae Cone an the deheeen | help build weight and energy ae aaa oes | Why stey under weight and run * © Caer as Gn anes c was) down! Bolid flesh and vitality to Unveiled today in Statuary Hall of | | withstand the strain of modern life *#° Nationa] Capitol. | ean now be easily yours with Dr., It was in; this Georgia village || Gross’ Double-Strength Cod dLiver in 1842, beneath an oak before hie) Oil Tablets. They have put pounds office door, that Dr. Long per-| of flesh on hundreds of grateful formed the first operation on a pa- | users in no time. Read what Mr. tient anesthetized by inhalation. Fagan has to say about them. Twice after that Dr. Long con- “TJ tried vour tablets and almost ducted the experiment an@ with — at once my appetite, which had marked success. : E been very poor, improved notice- The old oak beneath which Dr. | ably. I- have been taking the tab- Long performed his first operation | Felt Rugs lets ever since and have gained 11%, | Base Rugs; pounds and am feeling fine.” dine OxI2: beau- | —Eugene V. Fagan, Chicago. Rugar-coated, easy to take, each value —- de ' ene of these tablets has a tenic § value equal to a teaspoonful of cod | 10 increase energy and build weight gavel’s used in the nation’s Capi- and strength—for men, women and tol were made. and also pen staffs liver oil, without the bad taste or effort. however, a part of it was |. _ 25¢ . ) children. used on State and memoria! occa - esesSBeoeeeererve ete bis) oP We're closing out nearly 5000 of these C | A } Records f\¢ | 'y songs, dances, etc. Buy “” oon a . 4 GS ? ae r * * goat « . RA A A ABC Ts AI Atl # » 2 es in popular while they last.....-. 11 WINDOW SHADES | LINOLEUM—RUGS Armetrong and Bilabon Fine quality of] opaque $ burlap-back Oork Lino- f SSE yn Seas Fiensee a hagin eee eet ee ee BAD SRR ke. rd ESR GA eae ‘ “ . A cine heh | es, values up to $4; leum Rugs; size 0x1: colors. Sizes 38, 42, reguiar $20 #£valuce; 86, 48, 54 inches wide by patterns for every room and £4 inches long. —out they go; special, P\Rolce, each » agcnh —<. aa... : Fo ae +, #4 4, t,4,4 +, PEF OOEGO1 SD A 8s oppo o%, , ‘he ha Ie ee eee ia Rta a using ether as an anesthetic, said i W. H. Smith, a native citizen and | merchant, in recalling the history | connected with it, was cut down) ‘about 12 years ago, and part of ft | | went to firewood. Through Smith's || Pe ren ep Water - color; sive 86x72 inches; guar- anteed epring rollers; slight mill runs. HKa., Eee 39c Fringe@ Panels; 45 inches $1 RRA PO - ote tN a fishy emell. Thev sharpen appetite, saved and from it a number of Get three sions have been carved from por- | SLRAPLP LPL oe sts, 2 u OE cada tke 4 os i hb sete . oy gONG. «a» 2 + « s She Felt-Bare Floorcovering ; 39c Trv them at our risk. SEF ge Fh ng Pg iia RE CR botties of Dr. Gross’ Tablets from tions of the tree “ + oe gear ga oy eee soit 49¢ your druggist today. Take as di The gavel used during the oere- hes w 61.00 Cork Linoleum; 50c | rected, and if you don't fain at monies to mark the unveiling of ia: equare yard ....--. seers rrre least 5 pounds in thirty days, your the statue to Dr. Long was made = | ee ae pont eae Paes 69¢ | money will be refunded. Dr. Gross’ from the oak, as was the one used : $2.00 Oval Rag Rugs——A!! colors] | Laboratories, Inc.., Dayten, Sahe. | by Charies Evans Hughes, then | Accept no substitutes-—get genuine Becretary of State, when he pre- | | DR. GROSS’ Doubie-Strength \mided over the Wachington erme | | : , | ee Gili Sr ee NON 5 . Cod Liver Oil Tablets °c." 1921. |} Jefferson long ago honored Dr. 4 4* «*

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ee OOOO te ice tenn @# OLE SCCSS SOD iF wey oe eee = a §; @ 16 a * ip ae hee 2.2 2 Or see, en anna. —~—-- Mexican Divorce Void in New York ly the Associated Press, WHITE PLAINS, N. Y¥., March 30.—-A Mexican divorce, which had econ granted William Henry Dun- stane Jr. of New Orleans, has been declared invalid by Supreme Court Justice Tompkins and a decree of s-paration was granted to Mrs. Eva ‘Vv. Dunstane of Yonkers, N.Y. Vhe Mexican decree was obtained ‘larch 1, 1925 by Dunstone who ‘.ccused his wife of abandonment “opt. 26, 1924, Mrs. Dunstone was santed $500 monthly alimony. New Tailor-Made Not-Called-for SUITS — °107" AND UP | Open until 8 p. m. ! t \ -t aif fall | bread are passed to all present. ' for 31 years, succeeding Gen. Ely | e r |S. Parker, who was secretary to/| In a-Wise | Gren. Grant during the Civil War.. |Chief Poodry was a prosperous | |farmer of the _ reservation. He | More cart owners are be- | leaves a widow. a daughter, three. coming India-Wise every | brothers and three sisters. . day. Having passed the “cheap tire” stage in their F AMILY OF7 DIE IN FIRE IN motoring experience, they try Indias, are sat- isfied that Indias actually Bodies of Parents and Five Chil-— save them money, and standardize on Indias. You get India-Wise, too. ° tiams, Minn., an isolated inland | re Oo. town in the wilderness near the Canadian border. (Formerly Lambert Trublpruf Tire Co.) a 3123 Washington Blvd. |: in INDIA TIRES With the Gum- Weld Cushion |" arrow from a bow,” nor come back | | to earth again to mingle with his Saturdays until 9 p. m. J kinfoik. “Go,” he will say, “to. ithat place where your deeds on'§ 1012 K t nd: earth have merited you a'/ . a | Immediately following the. mourning the women of the tribe | to which the sachem belonged will | gather at the council house on the | reservation and elect a successor! for life. They will ballot with. | Seat.” cient custom. Then the Indian ‘fersion of “the chief is dead—-long By the Associated Press. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Newman and . Hausam their five children were burned to. death | vestigation disclosed the bodies lof. Distributor Newman and four other children. ently Mrs. Newman andi. her daughter had escaped from the '§ before they could summon help. DO-NE-HO-GA-WEH, SENECA INDIAN CHIEF, DIES AT 67 Tribal’ Runners Are Dispatched to, All Parts of New York State, Bearing Tidings. By the Associated Tress. BUFFALO, N. Y., March 30.— Chief Thomas Poodry, head sachem ‘of the Tonawanda ‘band of the | Seneca Indians, is dead at the res- | |ervation near Akron, 25 miles east | of here, and tribal runners have | Sau -_ ed ‘been dispatched to all parts of the, nae | nations. Chief Poodry, whose In-,| dian name was Do-Ne-Ho-Ga-Weh, | was 67 years old, and for years had | presided as “keeper of the Western | door,” the most important office | in the Seneca Indian council. There will be a five-day period | of mourning, during which time | the funeral ritual will be held. In- | dians for miles around will come, |] while the speaker elected by the) tribe will chant the ancient burial | of the Senecas. He will address: J the corpse frankly, admonishing | the spirit to epeed away “like an! State bearing the tidings to the six | } wigs, in accordance with an an-'| ive the chief’ will be recited in. he Iroquois tongue. —E OO SS ee a Balbriggans “= nal FI _ _ = ES ne Cotton Undies Fraction of Main Scarfs A Limited Main Ridiculously Hosiery gx Price Main Floor. Priced for Quick Sale! This Pri j Sweaters cen e'Sewaion e ’ S ened : Tu nics . Immediate. Clearance ~~—BASEMENT - ee i ii tt ee at Just a Their Worth Fleer. Number at Fleer. ai Ata | DRESSES “3 s100|} Price! A Limited Number ... Given $ 00 Away at . ¥ \vee RaVGE WH EGREWES = serrerson long ago honored Dr.' LL -TUESDAY EVENING, MARCH 30, 1926. $4 Hats Wednesday Only, $2.69 @ 350 women’s trim- med Hats of crepe, straw and combination materials. Basement Wednesday Only, This Most Interesting and Extraordinary Offering for Women and Misses, a “Surprise’”’ Sale of Easter Coats and Dress ars . +4 7 ‘o .* res ae ’ " » : : tay be es ” * > /\ on ~ _ ; : x ‘ ; - F . i. - j . , mee Game « a , Rae P ; ? U4 gic : 4 e ANON a % ! 4 7 . o ’ ; q\s , fe a y 7 : 4 4 “y -{- ¢ : 2 ; i , . ~ i ie a v ’ > Z - 4 } \ 7 ? 4 \ A mt, , : ~~ > § oe f - » , is a" A Ait, x , , °°? e nal “4 , “4 re. Vey > a , ‘ 4 a Ps “ > —_ 4 ’ { ’ See . | iy j i 4 , ; 4 ' j i, ar “) r 2, : : : ; t eS « / A 4 4 Pe “ RS oS 4 ; o ne 4 nS ; . f x 4 Done eS 6 Wie Mee . e gs ‘ a0 77 te eee Se Lat Ut ‘ 1 eA . Se, Bae A & " I ee : Pt 4, .’ hay / “ i 4 : — *, (hd 7 ? y ) ¢ a . . , y P oe . . y ate oe a ‘ J SO Re iw Beans >? ca! PEO oa ‘ akeelee ° ieee ae ? Abe aw “ Re need y ~ % Ae , , * oe f | ASST, | hy * 4 My ‘ A, = Re pty s os, , Y4 z . of tai ov ee AAG 4 7 Ate x “3 y Vi o4 ¥ 4, F YY w * - $ Me a5 ¢ 7 « y - Me: y 4 é RD BN a te Pe ant , ae FER Bie em SOS oe OOO See Beare } o . \y ae : oe, ithe debts should be settled on the ec | basis of the terms accorded Great { ae ; Britain. 4 i ad . “Tt is an inexplicadle code of | In the Basement Economy Store—Offering Scores of Groups Accumulated throughout the Month—Opportunities for eae DELAY IN ITALIAN on ¥ +4 epee Rg i 35 a ¥ -— 2 = > Saas: s # : Bets Cong ie +e oe F v1 e a uy ae ee Poa, ae cs ys 3 ” ~ as 2 ee oes Rae * . , oe: Blocking Ratification. _ | [PARTY LINES DRAWN | ~ IN SENATE DEBATE} Sacrificed Reputation Generosity— Objects : “Capacity tc Pay.” Stor Robinson, Democratic leader | fin the Senate, started the fight on} ‘the Italian debt settlement with | the only strategy that might pos- 4 gibly interfere with Its ratification ; | that is to refer it back to the Fi- | mance Committee on the ground |! ‘that the Senate should have more |) ‘{nformation before taking definite | Eee 2 Faction. a oe aie 4, ' This plan of delay appeals) . es strongly to the mid-west ‘Senators |, Iwho have been lined up for rati- |} fication by the administration in spite of their plea to be dlowed to | get through the coming election ' without recording themselves on the Italian debt. : ' The Ku Klux Klan and the main} -eonstituency of the farm group are; both against the settlement and it} js natural that these Senators; ‘should wish to dodge at this time, 7) particularly, as they had to resort}. to a ysecret ballot in confirming | "Thomas W. Woodlock as Interstate Commerce Commissioner in an ef- . fort to keep this same constituency | Poff their backs. Ap ' The debate yesterday was fairly iwarm. Reed of Missouri, Smoot of ‘tah, Hiram Johnson of California and half a dozen others. got into ‘tt: charges of playing politics were Dandied across the center aisle and generally the galleries crowded for the occasion had a good time, In the diplomatic gallery an at- tache made full notes fo rthe Ital fan. Sir Esme Howard, British} Ambassador, escorting the wife of | Senator Reed of Pennsylvania, @p-7 ae 2 . oe ee ‘peared in the President's gallery. = Platform Cited, The debaters got Smoot on the 'criddle, he having hed a part in framing. the -Republican national platform which declared that alk} _—~ Y & 4 7a rT wethics.” said Robinson, “for @ Sen= ‘ ator to write that platform and? ; ; ° ’ . A P then to express the belief that it) Thrifty Supplying of Home and Personal Needs. Be Here at the Opening Hour—9 O’Clock Wednesday Morning i unvecosntan aan opposition | ; , : ; » | to take advantage of the blunders), hn a S pees ee a he a ce ees “phage ai ~ 700 bunches of Assorted Flowers; 69c to 79c values..................... “a a of his pasty” — p ens riggan Unders an WeTS; CACN....... 2 eee ee ee. c 100 $6.50 aml GE Mumtlode Cee Ob. qo ooo ek i oe a etc 1.59 ~ The Republicans argued that Sg 650 Women’s 69c to 79c Union Suits; odd lots; each.................... 46c 100 $3.50 May-O-Belt and Famo Corsets; large sizes.................. Sia E pralian settles ae ae 1250 Women's Sleeveless Vests; seconds of 25c grade; each............. 15c 150 $1.25 Famo Girdles; sizes somewhat broken.....................05: -T90 | Seta aa aera becated tt al- | eee gobi porto ope pon dogg Feet eee ee ene meter ee eee ene — B $3 and i ae Bresmeren: Dedien 106s. - |... so. ns kos danwcduun . lowed a lower rate of interest. Rob=} pe ee ee er ste ces tr hee er see os 4 yards 65c Reversible Hall Carpet; yard .................0-.eeeeese 25¢ inson pointed out that the British} 180 Boys’ $1 One-Piece Cotton Flannelette Sleepers....... (ihe cekacew es 69c 139 ve $1.39 Stair and Hall Gadnes cual aan wwe vcke vale 59c Were paying 85 per ~ | 4 $9 Day-Bed Pads; covered with cretonne; each......... jeneewuuae $6.85 M — All teh ho ees gal ee . fas “ oul "ree no forcan al = 6 $7.50 Davenette Pads; 4x6-foot size; each.....................-.. S585 35 | 308: weden C0 cet 90O8 Bete Bik“ Meteo | Qa | “Yes,” replied Robinson, “the? 4 $5.95 Bed Springs; full size; good grade; each.................... $4.85 °° Gh. | Republican platform was sdeptegs 11 $7.50 goose feather-filled Pillows; pair...................05. -... $5.95 ap . — 88 98c Sheet Blankets; 54x74-inch size; each................. iti ae 74c se . Pegs — bce ae ri nail 21 $7.50 Beds; three-quarter size; brown enamel finish; each.......... $5.00 it 3 said Risa Gee ‘of Missoutl \T. 65 $2.19 and $2.39 Blankets; 66x80-inch; odd lot; each................ $1.69 sey " castically, a 45 Women’s Silk Umbrellas; seconds of $4.50 to $5.50 grades.......... $1.98 oe | “You've had no foreign policy, 200 pairs Women’s $1.25 to $1.45 Gloves; silk; pair...................... 69c 790 j ty Bs rene rere e : . i : : ‘ p POM... 61 reece mene nwenenes bs ge ae ‘ ing (Dem.) © anh, . ye am 100 pairs Men's High and Low Shoes; various sigles 020. 2200... See MMMM) S osyorcons wo Sour ari Sab ‘Wameen's cad ME Ee ee ee ee $ : 500 pairs Children’s White Ballet Slippers; well made; pair.........-.... 490. ent ee ee Hd Senet Pas 8 ay | dena dan Bs . a 200 pairs Women’s High Shoes; very serviceable; pair.................. 790 TS icine ent te eee 50 Girls’ $10 Coats: 3 to 14 years; well made: Ave age ee ea ss aha $6.35 a pairs Women's Black Kid One-Strap eon «tari tue Ro 87e | Charles Beecher Warren wrote he 75 Girls’ $15 to $17.50 Spring Geate: “ae sana: i iiw net eee $10 oa pairs Women $ Black Kid Boudoir Slippers; ee eee re ree 87¢ q de nt plank in the platform. a 215 Women’s $1.95 and $2.95 Sleeveless Sweaters: all sizes. $1.99 yards All-Silk Chinese Pongee; tan only; yard......... rye op 39¢ | “The people at the polls ions see — = yards $1.39 Printed Crepe de Chine; 18 inches wide; yard............ 79¢ oe ee ee Sth GLO0 te £156 sap IO dies Wak Onahiotcg, - _— ps _ . a 54 inches wide; yard.......°.... oun SL BAN the more reason Seana 150 pairs $1.49 Bloomers: scalloped and cuff bottom. .:. ‘7g 12 y . oraere ayon: gray and green ; 54-inch; yard......... 88c © Should pay some attention to™! 117 $1.95 and $2.49 Sernentine Crepe Kimonas Pk dass: ERG $1 29 480 aie $1.25 sano sos Cotion Mal bs *Mx90-4 x - iiss: ae as Nitete MIMONAS....-.- +... ad F Pe ae en et EER OS Beceaeeeaneioses e.. 4 e * le ‘ ined 700 bs. French Mixed Candy: Ib... 2022222202200) era 900- pales Weuaee's Snekey, seunieat anomie a aged ea en finer connideritions which Beam omen’s Hats of crepe, silk and combination materials ee Le ee $1 65 ° r , 0 es; Pp $beeeeteti ae 25c . & , ay us to make the advan J 1850 pairs Men's Cotton Hose; seconds of 25¢ to 2c eradese pair 6 850 pairs Children’s Socks, seconds of 35c to 44c grades; pair............280 Dave sacrificed our reputation f ?, 4 See 15¢ ?, . ager See ae = | &enerosity and lihe and har 800 pairs Men’s Rayon Hose; seconds of 35c graces: pO... ic... i sc, Z q poveived no prireiis: of vals , in place of it. : ~ “Pe drive a bargain of 7 ; a > aS ae 7 ytmen - aia See Serer te . 2 2 pi RM GP AOR Sa ae a % 4 6. Sa, ee le Sr PENS Sie oo (een DN la i

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Coss lEditorial Pare wnaty Cartoont rates meee tovals tretee- esses siithicsripepsiisss: . Play Cloths . ~~ . ee eT . > “ - . rs cil. spb edhe s bias oe pe Seek aoe > =. ee pie pret | a 7 a Minute’ . *: Society-—Uvaee A AL A A ete siinenmeieesemeeeesiae aa ee ne oe ee ~ ~———— Offered at mee yee ean a8 on I Ie PART TWO. ; ST. LOUIS, TUE SDAY EV acne MARCH 30, 1926, "PAGES 1720 Gace. MEXICO PUBLISHES RULES BOOBINSON SEEKS 0-DAY DELAY IN 210 Play Cloths of blue chambray with | me come wit | ON ALI W ee OWNERSHIP Foreigners Required to Waive ppeals to Own Government — Land Acquired Prior to 1917 May Be Retained. AY IN ITALIAN EBT SETTLEMENT ne ree ee nee eee MAGDALENA BAY ~ LAND CONCESSION FF MSY IE. se’ Sale of OE EE ong ee ee > OER =~ La By the Aueoct ated Press. [P= to Send Agreement MEXICO CITY, March 30.—The | Siicti thed holdings an reused tl iil aie Period of |by the stocks are concerned. Back tc Committee Mexican’ government has published §Whenever foreign-owned Jands Grace Before Closing Seems Only Chance of the regulations governing the alien Must be disposed of because of With Colonel Who Got failure to obey the law the Gov- , if} , land law, as provided for by Article i aan , pe GON . Blocking Ratification. a Ri et ernment will auction them and Grant From Mexico. The regulations provide that no- ond arto. po “Webel B panty LINES DRAWN taries, Judges, Consuls in foreign HE IS WILLING TO IN —€ DEBATE the forbvid- SIGN WITH AMERICANS must register land ow —s with ; the Gov countries and other officials who Poe sapesseggst | Within and outside draw up or register instruments corporations, —-—- --- certifying land titles within — the partly or ET: ELLE GIONS SEE OTB SB « den zone, Mexican the stock of which is prohibited zones along the border, “20lly owned by fore'gners, may : : Robinson ie U. S. Has ind Mhk oeent tek te fereteners }acquire land for any purpose ex- Concession Covers Oil . ~'}| cept agricultural, if such land is! contrary to the law, shall be dis-. Sacrificed Reputation for Rights and Privilege of Exploiting Vegetable and missed. limited to the exact surface needs | : of an industry, such as mining. Generosity — Objects tO; (The prohibitea zone is a strip) 1300 k‘lomet , . gga and similar operations. 43 : tometers—about 60 miles—-| The Preside } . "Ne I u- bh te =) £ ,aor se . both against the settlement and it | cn under the most fa- not even an Italian dictator can} as ter CO : te cna ae ot Senators ‘Oreble circumstances ossible be a dictator over America.” ae er Ornt Royalty. — . poe naa ' may be obtained is not characteris | ‘ This offer, Farfan said, is bet- should wish to dedge at this time, | Obligation to U. S. ter Mec i, Se. ees tic of the spirit which should “Italy ab" er: ae | ter an any other that has been : eae prompt the representatives of this| creat Britain and France.” Senator. ;; ballot in confirming POR. Stain BBG Franc’, meee? ties, the Japatiese agreeing to pay- | wo a secret Government in the settlement of Thomas W. Woodlock as Interstate at Reed declared. “Our obligation to jing 10 per cent, as against a bid Commander Richard E. Byrd is shown — — _—— of his pe gr ge eg Commerce Commissioner in an ef- pation i : : Italy was washed out by the blood of 6 per cent bv A meric “oOmo- lane, which he will use on his expedition to the orth Pole. his picture was taken Jus ertore ¢ What I principally complain of] 4¢ American soldiers, who were ters. ee flew from rierosteviodnie N. I to —_—— ‘N. Y., where a radio will be installed in the — —Pacific and Atiantie Photo. em eee ee fort to keep this same constituencr ee = | aE a eee ee qumerrantecantens ee eer — > a =m 5 ¢ j y : } - the tactlessness of the policy of! nut into the line und helped turn seeking to justify the settlement on },4¢k the Germans after the Italian the ground that it is oppressive to 9 Despite the Japanese offer, Vas- quez was represented as being off their backs. The debate yesterday was fairly f f é 5 : & . if : } ¢ ‘ 7 ’ ir ‘ . 7 ¢) PF —¢ . re warm. Reed of Missouri, Smoot Of yrajy. “on rs had turned their backs and eager=te turn his concession over Tiah, Hiram Johnson of California Then e ea. | _- (to American interests. But he will Robinson went after Smoot “I do not say thit Great Britain exercise his right to close negotia- ; sate P . } + mand lualf «a dozen others got into on the declaration in : : ' his speech ' BYRD, POLAR FLYER, COUNTY FREEHOLDERS MAY BACK CITY ANNEXATION PLAN | ‘IN BELIEF IT WILL LOSE | | ak. | | ‘and France owe their lives to 5s, | tio: -j 1e Jananese } | 4 t; charges of playing politics were | that the foreign debts would never oe wre the Japanese if no other : i th ente aisle and : ee ‘ plate put they owe us a debt of geratituae bids for the conce ssion are made mandied across the center aisie and he paid ‘until something happens that should not be forgotten for Farfan said | ' : © 7 . rrr | . ve . ° . c , - ; AVL ss . . . oe : : £ s ae? a+’ ro ery. Warcts eee ° _ a ~ A é : ~ i zher At iB Meared in tle President’s ller: Reed of Missouri wanted ‘Y we will have daily installments of it twenty-fifth degree of latitude Spit 8 - . » ° $ 4 ° ho . ° Platform Cit d. know i this did not imply Lhe from now on. The administration which is. roughly, Cape San Laz- Sees Th ee Associated Press. Indication That Opponents Will Adopt This Method to Prevent Submission of Some Proposition to Voters of the State. ee ee Pe SB Pert in | feated in a future war. ment if it could get that one propo- Bay, and the twenty-sixth degree, ae March 30.—Li2u- Pframing. the Republican nationa: | “Beyond question,” replied Rob- gcition to a ballot at once. twentieth minute of tattiuadie fii | NEW YORK, Marc é = * Bplatform which declared that ail inson. “If the Senator from Utah, As the debate will culminate in a Santo Domingo. and from the shore tcenant-Commander, Richard a Indications that the B the debts should be settled con the {is right, the recovery of these loans. resolution to refer it back to the line to approximately 40 miles in- Byrd came here today with the! + ouis County members of ‘the : basis of the terms accorded Great must be preceded by a nationa! Finance t‘ommiittee, the situation land. , personally offered best wishes of 3oard of Freeholders, or some of | = > : — c ~ > = - 4 * 4 : : sateen Pe . ey eee oe i i - L . eee ; i * ; en. Se eee eee and | fe nanges, and now 6 ee Vegetable Product Concession. President Coolidge for the success— them, will join the nine city mem- : tion people are scurrying around in support to a léegisiative measure the more difficult task of beating based on such prophecies.” such a resolution, and they do not “Might it not be better.” vet know if it can be done. Reed, ‘‘in order to avert this dis- code of The second grant, which refers to the exploitation of vegetable and timber products, runs between thé twenty-third and twenty-eighth de- grees of latitude and takes in all am not enthusiastic in giving my ‘Tt is an inexplicanle Sthics.” said Robinson, ‘for a Sen- ator to write that platform and methen to express the belief that it t| fis unbecoming for the opposition of his airplane flight to thé North Pole. Byrd will leave. the Brook- ‘lyn navy yard Monday on the Chan- tier on his first lap northward. = rtunities for vey ay Morning bers in submitting the city proposal for amalgamation of city and coun- asked ty as a municipality grew stronger, _J.. Gardner (county), mittee, nine St.'the county freeholders did so, but | declared he had not learned the! sentiment of his colleagues. A. E. chairman of | the board's Scope and Plan Com- | would not affirm or deny that remarks he made at the pub- lic hearing were to be interpreted | as meaning he was prepared to vote | gested to me the plan was so bad | that the city /100 to l. ‘ita chance.’ for the city proposal. He had said, at the meeting: “If 10 members of the board sign it you'll find me standing on the dome of this courthouse advocating that every citizen with any pride in his home shall vote against it. There seems to be some impression abroad that if some county member signs this he would be a traitor, but that is voting merely to let the | people vote it down. It was sug- would vote it down I think we ought to ve in the county | possible Fear expressed newspaper editorial of a constitutional amendment for out- | assertion of Joseph Forshaw, right annexation if the freeholders’ plun fails was strengthened by the pres- ident .of the County Annexation League, at an overflow meeting ' last night, that such an armend-. tment would be submitted to the State voters in case the present. proposal is not put through. The Greater St. Louis Conference had advocated outright merger of city and county by constitutional amendment, before the Board of) Freeholders was formed. Prospect of Another Board. Another question arising is: Can another Board of Preeholders be) appointed under the present con- not submit any plan? | McAtee, -freeholder ‘immediately, + Thompsen and ‘that a ee ee . stitutional amendment in case this board remains deadlocked when it must adjourn next June, and does) Joseph C.. and deciares that another take up the and says two other county lawyer-members, Frank A Clarence L.. well, agree with him, while Gard- ner and Lashly disagree. It is clear new board cannot be ap- pointed for five years should thie an attorney board may one agree on submission of a plan | which is beaten at the polls. Commitice Holds a Meeting. An executive session of 'Scope and Plan Committes, after | the hearing, which voted to reject ae w ublic hearing on the pto take advantage of the blunders aster to contribute enoughs money PINCHOT, PEPPER AND VARE terrifory between the Pacific Carrying 44 persons and two PE aac > : oe a os 00 ese ome 390 of his party.” now, to other countries so that Ocean and the Gulf of California, : ax Chie wih pick op plan by the board’s Scope and Plan “a o'* is $1.59 . The Republicans arrued that ott some financia] center can he FILE FOR U, S. SENATE RACE on Ww hie h the orc hilla plan meen use 7. eager! pene ae g a Tromso, Nor- Committee at Clayton Courthouse F Itali 1ent was at vari- i. -j ‘ sor . semen for an important vegetab! a F ce ' ' no Ce $1.44 Fitalian settlemen ¥ aS une sa rte changed without a resort to armS°” Governor's Petition Entered Last: - gh cana etable dye way: the only port of eall on her last night. ies - ee 790 pance with the prin ip t 0 wal 5 wouid, answered Senator Congressman Has 240.000 Names i . ‘ dsel F . re | the voters in the belle w a os oe . 49c¢ 4 igation “ig the ase pas no condition may France hope for | vania primary May 18 took form | he abrogated by the Government at | hockefeller Jr.. Edsel Ford gee wi ese " er cent a suggested that the ex- | tii pete arene nS , 3 , oa aoe Seite. ' = "ince stor, | aopted. rd ce 2s + 6 oes 49c 4 eee mya ; =e on “ely consistent ‘anything like as favorable terms as last nicht VV hen the last ot the pe- the end of any one-year period if ‘'Trubee Davidson, \ inc ent ye pe coal oe the caption pon was enue on ‘have been accorded Italy. 'titions of candidates for nomina- (the terms are not carrie sponsors, and Rear Admiral Silas) edi ser tne es... $25. with the mental processes of the | ae erms are not carried out. he Brook- ‘Kill This Snake Now,” in today’s i $4 98 Be > ees Preceeect “That statement,” said Robin-/ tions were filed with the State Bu- Both grants specify that article Plunkett, commander of the bre : th Ws tchman Advorate ee ee i nator from Utah.’ ‘son. “did not tend to stabilize the|regu of Elections. The lists closed 199 o6Ff the Mexieg i eae Ivn navy vards edition of the a an-A ; | | $5 75 iat Garcastic son. c I /|rea € ud ns, he sists 20 Of th Mexican Constitution, ” xpected to reach a county newspaper, published by = fo. a. Se ow ge . ii ‘ ¢ franc. The franc has been declin- with Senator Pepper, (; OV, Pinehot stipulating that 50 per cent of the The ( *hantie a is exp i B : oe ™ a . ; Renevilcne said ng the erly « ’ . . OF , 4 a 2 Lssen, ™ 490 ih charge of politics on the oa purpose, but merely added to the | Gov. Pinchot was the last to file. | adhered to. The other 50 per cent will | be Sadia va ne nd teat 14 la ae nificance in this connec- | ‘oy verrre se .25c form declaration that the Repub- , eehittaing exebanre aaa eounty of the State, bore about ' tlonality. ‘it before making the first jump ¢ tion. couse ceeds sa Hean party has no foreign policy. pfrrews oa ples raed with France | 40,000 names. Vare’s carried about The grants to Col. Vasquez were 49% miles to = hs . pepatias deanna ph age “Yes,” replied Robinson, “the — nite : hile ie Ge a aes pin gis * | Peary Land. After an adavance It sdvocates submission of some aes 6 on ee 98c , ee i » Senate, how 200,000 names from I] hiladelphia dated Dec. 31, 12 5. | ary ‘ an ; . Republican platform wus adopted is at issue before oe vi . peta B 1 more than 40,000 from other ‘base has been gstablished there, plan to the voters by the board 5; set . 2 8 6 2 ee $2.65 first. Lad ’ can the Senator from L tah — . anc Im ¢ ' = + a ee “ 5 ' Mexican Envoy ‘Denies Grant Has the planes will hop off directly Lor and makes cleer that there is slight i 1: ane . ri] ,aTTS ate. ti " a: «ai ane ie ’ sah i s oaks CU 55c OTD oy knew what the Demo- the public what arrangement Wh! igen a — a apr Been owas the pole, another 400 muileS @W&Y. ehance of the hoard’s submitting | F 69c q Cratic platform Was roing to be, "ior W ill not be made with France’? ; ilé - ie re 17 ited - "god ; By the ee sociated Press, RB vrd OX] nects to re *fuyrn to th- any plan except that proposed by ee = Se = ‘ ‘ A . am "7s = © 7 + = rs) 1 e¢ . ates > + a a a ’ " . % © i . 25c feaid Reed (Dem.) of Missouri, sar- Why does he go out of his way to “ cael i 0 vem es ag fe =e canceled ‘ — “ 80. — | rnited States late in June. the city group. It cautions against oe we ' «+ ae : ee y a ' ti the only effect Senator Oma i = achinery of the Federal Govern- , | , “ -sightedne of 356 peastically. a se 'Rowlev of Greenville will oppose | ment has been set in moti i F relying on ‘‘short-sightedness o 72 @ * . * . "You've ha 1 no foreiz£zn policy of which is further to depress i . ca ‘ I Wi] ¢ Bik ssburg } m : pare f 4 . sal mni¢ clon to as ARCTIC PLA SsOTne countv members to refnse to pe ee : | certain the facts regarding reports ~ 2 i An tre , ar ha 39¢ Sinee the Harding administration,” French acute Dollars.” former member of Congress and that a grant of 2.906,000 acres of | Wilkins’ Expedition ‘to Try Point submit Se cia ould Ie a 1002 2.68 5am 79c paid King (Dem.) of Utah. “You ‘“We Have the ;, = er | : a a ow Trip Tomorrow. the Way open for submission o ; . i a Secretarv of Labor in President! land on Magdalena Bav. has been Barrow J [+ mes : . .88c fee’ Opportunists and you're drift- Reed, of Missouri, asserted the Wilson’s Oe tet Wison has the made to a M xica Japanes a By the Associated Press. some proposition to the people of ‘et 7 ae ie .? Kae | tre 4 " . © - . Be ‘ « og dicats FAIRBANKS. Alaska. March 30. the State in the paint of pera Goes Whither.” ‘of , bts by suggesting : nat Pn. eS | : aa : - nets sur st flight Constitutional amendment, believ-— ee 79c hithe ¥ ment (rt t he de t ed ne Vance Cc. McCormick. former lDem- Don Manuel ( : Tellez,. thie Mexft i oltow Ing a Sut cessful test lig } ; a ld ; ae idee pe ER | King siid - understood that that there were many ways anedtio national chairman. can Ambassador here. declared of the Alaskan, an airplane to be ine that worid ha i ‘ I ) ee . .B7¢ Be harles Beecher Warren wrote the which this could he done. He de-) : : oe that any report that his Govern- used -by Capt. George H. Wilkins of being put over Sh Che State, Wer) ROeccen sen oe 87c a e@ebt plank in the platform. elared that no nation that repu- ee ORE TAXES isuuet bee toade o land concession | nm am Arctic, air expedition, it wae the help of St. Joseph and Kansas | eee j & “The people at the polls ap- giated its indebtedness could again LOWER RATE, BUT BUT M ‘toa Japanese syndicrete was “per- ‘announced that the first trip from City political bosses, than to have | a Ss 79¢c pProved it," was Bingham’s come. make war successfully, as ulti- $50,000,000 Gain in ain in Income Collec- | ¢ectly absurd.” He ad’ed that re-| Fairbanks to a base at Point sap it adopted. by canon to the | oa Se | . , — : jes cely wil ye ; county. ee a eas $1 85 : Beer ° mately every war was fought ee | tions in First Quarter. ports of similar grants in the past; row with supplies —— ee a nts a0 that St ard 88c All the more reason that W€|gollars and we have the dollars. | py the Associated Press. had, been without foundation: Jap- made tomorrow. ad ee itor eae Som rope ee@6e@ 6 6 ee ; ow pay sone attention to * it | He commented that Fr rance could WASHING TON, March 30. —An- : ane ae embassy offic ials later said The Alaskan was ee whilte Louis itera ase i gees at ; ° ~. P ; ¥ ore are 1s, c vester- , , ¢ oo 5 ; é td - | = ;aat Pe. ebe + Fe . ee - ie place of i ee ae dalle ee ef to lend|year increased considerably. i Continued on Page 20, | thousands of workers are affected. | pogal in the event a majority of m “To drive a b; e acttie- ce with Italy and resuse ~ ale “ li arguin of acttle- mer ; ’ Sse ie Be ee Ee Oe ee ee et eee ee ee as oe a. ! oe ee a “—? te > ae oo ca a ee ee ee ‘aie ee i the city amalgamation and siibst ii ute for ita proposa) Chief Washington ‘Rarely if ever in the history 0% ithe American Senate been a more striking ,ination from being made that is always implicit in chamber government. patches hg ‘Commissioner at a ithe Senate, by a vote of 62 to 20. for more than a year. ‘of the appointee, but a theory. the White House Vania, sion, | floor. of Arkanaa«, county : ate on Saturday, question | i ‘vposal hey E WOODLOCK VOTE SECRECY PARTLY DUE 10 KLAN New Member of I. C. C. Is Catholic and Hooded Or- der Had Opposed Him for Place. SENATOR WATSON IN TICKLISH POSITIOT! | Group Favoring Publicity to Continue Pressure to Show How _ Senators Lined Up on Nomination By CHARLES G. ROSS, Correspondent of the Post-Dispatch. WASHINGTON, March 34.-- has there example of political cowardice than ¥s now be- ‘ing afforded by the squirmings and dodging of certain Senators to keep their votes on the Woodiock nor- public. The thing would be wholly humoer- ‘ous if it were not for the danger star Thomas F. Woodlock, as news dis- e already related, was ati as Interstate Commerce secret session of The:nomination had been pendin Woodlock was formerly railroad editor of the 'Wall Street Journal and up to the ‘time of his recess appointment by President Coolidge was a director of the Frisco Ratlroad. also Pere Marquette. He had been on the board of tno Basis of Opposition. No one questioned the integrity vigorous ‘fight was made upon hi mon ac- ‘count of his suppoed Wall Street ‘leanings. Senator Wheeler (Dem.), of “Montana, who led the fight against confirmation in the Interstate Commerce Committee and again on the floor of the Senate declared \that if Woodlock’'s theories of .rail- road valuation were carried to their logical conclusion, the valuation |for rate-making purposes would be placed at the impossible figure of —$33,000,000,000, or some $13,000. 000,000 more than the raflroads themselves had been claiming under their “replacement value” to Woodlock, it ‘should be added that he testified before the Interstate Commerc: | Committee of the Senate that iv railroad man would dream of ask: ing for a rate based on. a $33,000. 000,000 valuatior* Vote Seemed fin Doubt. The opposition to Woodlock was carried on so energetically by pro- gressives of both parties that us to the time of the final vote in the Senate the result appeared in ‘doubt. The Interstate Comineres ‘Committee had reported agetinet the nomination by a margin of one. The opposition, it is true, had been whittled down by a statement from that Pennsyl- the South and the Southwest would be taken care of in future appointments, but nobody dreamed In fairness that Woodlock would go over with the majority that he actuajly re- ceived. Nobody, that is, except the participants in the deal that pu: him over. What this deal was can ferred from the inevitable age of facts from the secret ses- us well as from the dis- closures since made on the Senate It is piain that another coalition of Republican regulars find of Democrats, similar te that which engineered the passage of the tax bill, brought about the con- firmation. The active leader on the Republican side was Senator Jim Watson, the wily statesman from Indiana, chairman of the fn- terstate Commerce Committee. On the other side, Senator Robinson the minority leader, was instrumental! in lining up Dem- be in- ett pi - ocratie votes. Secrecy Swung Votes, Votes were swung to the Wood- lock column on the pledge that the ballot would be kept secret, Hence, when the anti-Woodlock party ri- quested that the vote be made pul- lic, they were met with an un- precedented refusal. As Was pointed out in the Sen- it had been the invariabie custom of the Benatfe, in matters of controverted appdint- ments, Shot-. to withdraw the veil cof secrecy, at least so far as the voice Was concerned. In this caae, the majority ruled that only the total on each side should he made known. Senators were thus placed in the ridiculous position of being lable to expulsion from the Sen- ate, for having revealed the pro- ' the | ' glon, ceedings of a closed executive ses- if they disclosed even #6 much as their- own votes te their own cornstituenta. _ Why thie burning dealre for ae- +Continued on Page 20, 2 receired no consideratiqn of val in place of it. “To drive a bargain of sett _ 5 aoa ~ Sarears wot * eye * ae i sh aah dan: hae ad ie am or 4* a Ce ae i » Pop eet ee IED La

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Diace of it. Se ee, ey ae om rived no eonside ratiqn of value Sent ’ “To drive a barguin of scttle or Reed deca tnited States’ wou . ‘merce ee lared Liiees 88 PF" a °t? ; © 38 » * tl , PEPATLMCL 1, iw Vas il PS BSS SAA bis tacti 244 , a! * bad ld cut with ltaly and refuse : . es off com- new law. wh ite Cua : + f 7 1 ? ’ ; , “ir 4 ‘ou + . eee. pranpeermn oT. LOUIS POST “DISPATCH ‘waa gq . é nded by JOSEPH PUL!TZF} Dec. 12, 178. ; AMENDS TO SECRETARY WILBUR. = “oF £5000. and was sold by him for $6200. Chinn : Per ae pen PROTEC * ™_ tg oe =e r 7 ~ % at - ae . ia " * ae - ~ “ Sh : & >) o~ , - ~ay 7 Ve PP on of the work of the Davai Cuuse © e?even before the Coffroth Handicap, offered $250.00 ‘ : Ae t - _ . a ae —— Sa As * ‘or +e Pr - > ~™ et ‘ Pr j ' > os me - . Published dy the aes gost inquiry concerniag the Shenandoah disaster, tot 1 0s See vy tf Pulitzer Publishin ser: that . ; : ‘ ae ; ry srern - 2 —s , Tn gai ‘SNIRQ Disnatch hed grare doubt # the tinctico of serere oT (Gat &@ £Orse Cap @ Of S$UCS a Spars - pet Compan TF mgt? sSpaiCsl sed ay Cc oe Lo€ StiIce® OC. se vcs -Sisaee 2 ~Ompany, sewelftr panied sie BC os acing = » &-« —— = . m? ee ~s Wr er B as r TT mate Oy Dr ~ "TF - ~ -_ r ae ba ; : ~ ; = vr” > we? -™ ? - vt — - ~ 2 > Rat Tt re r - pm ere? are mw Ff ts rate injustice or corruption, alwars Ras resove 4:00} we at Brinced (oat pipciaie opps: coca ee —_— Golt. » * . = fight de ; | Commission a vear ¢ Sree me eal se ia ney “malcorcues of all partie~. er + nme ground for the cnare at (ommancer 2 a. Gs His mame was sent he er belonc = . ; Ss : : a eS oe ed - nm Fo ree 2 et ” =~ to any partir. ulwar- ast ae Ww ox a Yer 2 — se ? t — ss mations - — + rmativos. ati i Sax SS € 5 ek > Ly Pe on 7 - oppose privi ; See sc spiel en te: privileged classes i , } CIASSes Arh par bol ne eee c . ; = e subdiect * Am tPorercT — . Si 1 de '~-a rie’ i et i= is & e * = ° -*- . - — —s = a=, s > ; iat i Tt aru “Te Ts. nerer la k r + the poor. always remain de- sii heli. icv - . _ - VOlr ! t » li be on tase. =s 4 tie amt on ¥7 it il . UW to the public welfare. mever be Li Hrestig mn «showe that nedowne MMmissiven He Was identiliec With Wai Street. abe ™ - ~ as —_ 2 satisfied with merel + + ‘oan an press who is Khe meat With ‘rely printing news, a sine ta take t Shenandoat ts ne of e nomination was eartar of thé —_ : : ~ he , > a : _ =e ~~ “ ‘ —_ always be drastically independeni ‘ , oo — a ie ant feminine figure in @ : ~ > —_—_—-— - " a é a _ ~~ * never he afraik! t Uo during the last week in August fo test . - . s € San Francisco Haliwar and of tae rere . > oO attach wrong : = ee " - ‘ : - * a - a al ~ he he } “ - > —s . . > rT) _- * ¢ _ “= oo” ‘ My és Pa eS ae os a oe eo oe ae ” re. . or. — 4 re £ MV“ t r ev preilatory plutocrau: . or ie Liat i?* 4 ~- = ry ik . Y = ~ a f + — -_—_ oe - “ uA ee ia I } i - - . res? : ; wit ¢ . - ¢ predatory poverty. second week im September. But this test was sual formal confirmation of a pres = a7 > os : - . : om ? bi - ~ _ - * JOst i li I t I ITZE TT: ™ : ’ . a ae 2k Ty — & * 6 re ° = 7 4 - - + - — —_ — ——_ a> os th aT; ; reterre ot > ? 4 3 yer or, 3 - + a — —_ - 7 -_— ——_ +s al ’ : ast: = Apri! 10. 1907 - - pr ° ] ar . —* om: + — - ek ~ . a ’ a a Paws - — — 7 — 3 * - . on a lad = - i ¥ — ~ - o & — ~~ FP L4 -_* > > ™ m ™Y Cc rR? r ~ ~ . > = 4 . y , Pe a ° ar we la . pes = ie . ompulsory Liability Insurancn . “i: ' : 4 = e ° . . = ~~ T".. ~: é a ¥ 7 on ew = a - “ -~ — hea or St 5 ~ al ~~ atte ine j . . °° os - + . - . . * i os ~ - ” . - ~ - : * af - , = E 4 ~d ~ 2 r rms Me i . eo? = mr hei ‘nd. om ~ dum 2 sal Ps. ‘ r 3 4 a - adyv ere. =. i*aviag = ~ ‘ , mae eset “ ~ vs > FS, on - - - = - = a ms a ss * Tt ~ ~— i oe baa] ° 4 i - _ was in Was ‘o &. SS : 3s reguest to fly to Detroit no prot - , + Ua + os tue Wide mare x . ~ = . . > . — ° a x ° >. ¢ = Fe - . “4 c ~~ ~~ - > vd - - ~_= = a -_> - - ais ~~ Natio . = : ‘ against storm Nazar Neither i] Lans- *- ' ee se ered od c an ; . é : _-_ ~ - ss ~ a ~~ - - ——_ ——— - on : * 4 - i= rrs ? a . _ a s t . Ray > eS : ~ » ~ Bai a ee! 2 VW eat > RmGit ra pay _ = bee Ye ~ le v4 A ad J a4, “OTe *Ppticng an tiv. ry > > - ernors Aue : : the test my presented att ae al mad What caused ‘the thax Woodiock is — will fix her place” a > i ¥ iy ~ > ae = a x = 7 - xr — > i oni he rs 8: 4) , - VY ae : a ™ ~ - a Ss a + im i i iS — in 4 > a Pe. - —_ wot ee re 4 7 —.. “ mS . - i z - oe Pt S i | Ser EF | aFraiiu > as ee a, — . = - —* oe ‘ . — ~ ial : ms * ‘ox y Pen — ? ae : See 2. e r = 3 - seer = ~— ow . ‘ so on . Fe: = _ ee - ’ i ~ tt - - i. 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EYES IN JAPAN cess Nagako a Modern Girl ts Skillful at Tennis and Golf. e Associated Press. | a P S0KI0. most the who is ithe yt Empress eminent feminine figure ? in Eetional eye. 4 Unusual circumstances hav Ee COT: | g-year-old consort of Prince Jic- “gent Hirohite, in w “public regard. Thr reapacity of His | Flirohito alr ady is the ing monarch, jarcely shares gpon the sovereign, leaving bet the duties of queenship 1 hter- in-law. ; Nevertheless, mother, Prather than us an Empress in 1} Egecidental conception of that posi tion, 1° will have gareer W her place the estimation © people. Mother! i Japan 1S stil] ‘ l- i@ forefront of ougn the in- 7 7, 3zv¢ eatitiel relsn- the Emmy ! many 10 her ~ ‘ i Naga kK ; hich will f1x HOG 17} ost the only calling for a woman Mat counts. (Ir 1d there has ween born = f’rincess Shigeko, or aprighit Prosy rity." but Nagako led the hopes that Phas not ye i : lt is hoped that she penter on lier. wil! beconie ti , mothe r of A son eho will become for the orthodox the central figure of chis Japanes: gniverse. tnbroken Line of Rulers. If this son is born he proba ity will becotu: ‘the 124th Emperor of i . is hae ~ direct in descent from the Japati. Sun Groddes Kami, gown thousanas oO; the Plain o! High aven to 1} isles of Japan and Armaterasu >. Wii. ho. the Japanese Say. vears ago from a ,7i\ ct roOuUna uce li | this rece a line of rulers Who Lert } iii I rok Re , for 2500 yeurs \ ; ranmker in tii ‘ j anou Sse Thilgss ! nm a {} dident. and it was for the high 31h of perpetuating the Imperia I that Nagako wus chosen PQ! the eligible princesses 1 Six years amone ‘ 1 atc re «| ‘ = i reali. befo : wedded with pomp and awesoiil: > ; * Qa « sk eplemnity to Lhe Regent she W ws . : . 7 | lected for her abounding good > ( , alt) er clear normality x WI}, ans MAX apse ER PLAN. Bithe House of Sh @ ries rulers of the inti] she was chosen as Nagakos for cena: of Satsum: the future uy) imiazu, clan w Jlavern Journal-¢' Urier, PheINng amused at the name, ft Empress, however, io be au £00d American with- brincing Was unpretentious. det where Woonsocket is, yet it father was not wealthy and bea 000 people and contemplates family lived simply With other city manager plan. It ig Z§giris of noble birth she learned th ieant that though the Mayor Marts and graces that stamp the ttacked the proposal at a re-"geharacter of the gentle women ©! no one applauded hhiim. New Japan, and also mans of the ssoses wings her way as to city man- accomplishments that hav pore * renusetts has four communi- with the Westernization of tne managers. Connecticut has country. e Maine and Vermont. Au- A Modern Girl. land, Me.. are cities to be Nagako is a very modern girl— | a8 regards size; both can Bqor Japan. She plays tennis and : as to the innovation from golf. the former skillfully. me ' “i nica > of the Occiaen melodies of ner play: | i” Republican of Waterbury With confidence knows the music F most a= well as, the ind declares ly re isler * man at the head of a mu- mative jand. When ‘4 him administer does not Min Tokio she sat often in the jm- Ol ge? Ocriaie y. 1? con finues: , Peria! Box oO! he ercal Theat r. eer form of government ac- Famong the most enthusiastic of _* developed ‘ew England cities a larger Qudience. She has demovcratic-control of their i physique by carefully planned Sw: h they are traditionally de- P@ish exercises. She can use a ty) S the old-fashioned, bi-cam- Writer in the composition of En- Cid 7orm of municipal gov- capable amateur from and is &@ giish ‘CS 485 u& mere shell Photographer. has departed. In form de- The Frincess is taller than the e democratic government, it average women of her race, and rpose because of the scope it therefore appears to advantage in play of partisan politics. the Occidental gowns which have " 4 been udopted as the official court DS COUNTRY. dress This is rare among Jpp‘- wseph News-Press, WM ese women, who usually mak ves Not appreciate her own “J Ppitiful pictures in clothes that we" Her geen dewend Mh: designed for their — Xically, in her abundance of Mooped figures. Her face 1s of tee eS. She takes them for long, oval type, considered most . beautiful by her people baleen of advertising among es “ Tine idea, but there is aera psceeeibipiplionimameanaese 'or selling Missouri to her he need only to tm the, | MEETINGS AND PUBLIC sive the least possible care ADDRESSES ing in order to make it — - States which must irrigate Edward H. Sothern, Sh: iLkspeare- seives wrong gide out to @n actor, will address the students S advertise themselves In of Washington University at the 11:30 upon Theater Chapel at morning of the Memorial tomorrow Development Gra harm © Clock & P heave? ‘he umni- swamps, nd shout to high of drain Spots ur? had to arry water for her farms in the Last 50 Years and Its Pres- Ss, her citizens would think ent Stat: “gue fut no, rain direct The American Society ef Church Gq &4bundant flowing rivers “a =r cae tee ete ag sinehiial wondcere al water than nothing hnatur fruit at the Web- : ; a. I ; Western literary meeting bit id . man ” 4 2 Eden heological Seminary, ‘*Y t ie . . , pai “os 40 Ster Groves, next Friday and Sat- AO POrteg ap ay uUrday. Among the payers to be ee Presented are “Log College The- N Wo gd are s0L OL1ek RKING TOG S. Slory , by eee Hays of McCor- OMmMerein} bes} , “1. ‘y> : if Ciui, Mir Kk Seminary, ¢ hicago: “}iussian te ~ iaitTryre New odd York contract- statement that” becuuse they must 1obs in working ) recommends that Cone ckhers and showers so that. ImyY garments can ber Ofressive Religious Thought,” by Mathew Spinka, Centr] Theologi- ta] Seminary, Bod), : Lucey College Kirksville, ©s the eving + hi wi eo LLie Ty rowth of Missour! Territory,” by State Teachers’ Alo. --s Bna & in Pimirmons, “side und the workmell ; “ars. It ts doubtful if this Mohammedan Art on Exhibit. for the American work- An exhibition of fourteenth to vet has been ashamed of Sixteenth Mohammedan century vt, made up of metalwork “xtfles from Persia, Arabia furkey is now on display Spectable i(’t The idea in working | America. toil. “uppear ‘en accepted by and and the to nt ‘or many workmen, like “ty Art Museum. The collection | hy Muiding Lrades, to have a :. tn ussenibled by Pie ae Upham HCn they dAiscard when . ope, ert adviser the Persian , 1 ae rv home. but the discani is «; “ect that the wenrer is. he igs POVETNiient naw olituiy *@2hibition and iid to include Miples « such objects in the world. The remain until Alay. * ities Lia toje 9°} Vi aii; ON FUTURE QUEEN ay * at the March 30.—In Japan it, ppthe future rather than the pres-. ceremony. | “gm Emperor mother, retirement forced ((hamber of We scapes of | Oscar ' (oetech, Dayton, O., and “The | Religious | _ / is the churches, ichurches. SI LOUIS POST-DISPATCH gem TUESDAY EVENING, SOCIAL . ACTIVITIES’ ISS MARIE CLARKSON, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. P. ‘ | ; ' ; Palmer Clarkson of 2 Win- | | dermere for New Place will depart Friday York to be a bridesmaid wedding of Miss Virginia Mitzpatrick, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. I. FEF. Fitzpatrick of New York, formerly of St. Louis. and W. Kenneth Watkins, which will place at 4 o'clock the after- noon of April 14 at the Ambassa- dor Hotel. A reception will follow. Mrs. Clarkson will join her Gaughter in New York for the Later Miss Clarkson will visit several former school: miates,. including a classmate at Vly tuke Court, who now resides in Providence, R. I. Mr. and Mrs. Clarkson and their femmily will spend the summer in Mo., Mrs. (larkson’s her coun- with Mrs. Turner, Arcadia, + ai trv home, The Clarkson family, witl Mr. and Mrs. IF. W. A. Vesper and H. lL. Cornet and his daughter, Miss Ruth, have just returned from With the Houston . (Tex. ) Commerce. crulse —_— Miss Julia Lawnin, daughter of M: ind Mrs. Louis DPD. Lawnin of 2158 Washington boulevard, who has been traveling in Europe for now in England, received several months, is according to recent letters by her parents. 8&8} has traveled through Holland and prior to tha time spent some time in Paris, where she met Mr. and Mrs. Jo- seph I. Werner and Mrs. John B. Denvir and her daughter Miss Jane Parsons. Miss Lawnin will return Paris shortiy for a longer stav. and Mr. and Mrs. Werner ars expected home in a few days. Mrs. Denvir and Miss Parsons are due j in St. Louis today. Mrs. Daniel Nugent of Hote (‘hase will spend the summer 1n Rve Beach. N. H Her daughter Mars. Fix rd Scruges Kennard and t} trey two hildren will bye With ner ov? par ‘an i Ge ason East in June for Mr. (Carters Cciass nis at the Virginia Military Institute. Thev will take a house "n Wire ind Mra. Carter and he children will remain for the Nie@r evard hue + € ' 4 oo Hayward Delmar boul Cleorce _ re ‘ P| f, ,? } brie* sia 1? Bos a a ; , e: cr MT Harold M. kauffman o ! ’ > ° . ‘ 3 a | { ci] } (‘4 iaSsS . ? y . a A TY the r32 Wile S18 yent Go a ° - . ,7¢ , ‘ compan. her Gave] Te? st iSssS 1; TV ¢ « cle ? + ¢ ST} lt} . * Ls riqoTiié try Mie E, S{ler } t\ avs e Af 7 — . . f Bs i Be Mrs Wiliiam iwing 0 Park avenue, New York City, and . 7 . os - : ie + oe f 1} oe? ‘ Vii rey 7.re Snendading the late winter 11 ermiuda AI rs Mwit y \ as he cre er , ar? ings sien . e Miss Mat ravylor sister of Mrs > : ,Qof i } E = ra bor if Price (i! 2. i sack iode a + C- nue . 2 7 A group of St. Louisans registered ‘ “eee na se bi at French Lick Springs, Ind in- } ° yo ve ). a. e ¢h clude Mrs. Clay E. Jordan of tne St. Regis apartments ¢é tie A. Jordan and Wynne Martin of 1 Wydown race : tl Miss Dorothy Wil the ter of Mrs. John Wilkinson ©: Buckingham Hotel, who has been in Europe six years, has landed in New York and will return to St. kinson Paris Louis next weex Mrs. Wil spent vith her daughter. ¢) I . Ljie’ if '90n if Visita a el } ’ > . * t , : , The senior ass M i} NIrs. William Ik — . ~ het y : ee a eine le the honor guests a wae ae , Academy wlll be the no! c a lof 26 Portland plac aye me 4 ris - , ; qr? "“>¥7 43? met. ! at a.dance to be given % cis et. | home from Clearwat- j i 2 b i A > | ’ P . *T97 y lav 33 ,Y Louis Wonian s f ub Monday : rie \ spent the li ‘ Wound Apr by three members o met eeeyes te they vis Ie oe t ’ LT. . ig lien } 2 (“Ost 1 , j Qe ~S \ " (iZapet ct : D4 e ee . iat Ml lar oan S. Brookings jin Washingtor Pal 9X4" CLUB TO EXHIBIT WORK AT THE HEALY GALLERIES Nineteen St. Seonte Artiste Will Dis- play Portraits, Landscapes aud One Piece of Sculpture. exhibit of the n. daughter _of Mr. and Mrs The first spring a 9 shes . est : os4 ClgD, consisting of °19 St. Louis artists, will open Thursday evening at the Healy Galleries, 4516 t and continue until Olive street, siti April 1. The traits; four Nor- of if clude a Rajawara holding exhibit in one by J ed vyirl in a scariet jacket blue vase in her hands; a self por- trait of Warren Ludwig: a paste) portrait of a girl by William V Schevil decorative portrait by Victor S. Holm, of a girl in a cerise cloak against a Japanese cretonne. The other paintings the West die West. Barnett and have marine canvases. There is one piece of sculpture called ‘‘March Violets.” This is the work of Vic- Holm, and portrays an awak- grirl exhibit contains Rarnett, Paul Berninghaus, Prof. Holmes Smith, Ta- hajawara, Warren McArdle, Arthur Nudesecher, William V. and a of land > Mid- are Last, and tor ening by Tom new works Berdanier. (,;ustave Ludwig, Mitchell, Sche- kuma Mm. FP. Frank vill, Osca Thaltinger, Robert Nright, Carl G. Waldec > 2. | Wuerpel and Victor S. Holm, who president of the society. Good Friday Observance Urged. hundred letters have been Louis business firms by Louis Archdiocesan Union Holy Name Society, asking Four sent to St. the St. of the that employes, both Catholics and nonCatholics, be nllowed to at- tend Good Friday religious serv- ices. to be held from hoon to 3 » m. Friday. AD umber of larre firms have made favorabl: re- SpOonses. Three-hour services are to be held in all thie Catholic some othe! and Wis! hingt Qi, background | (;oetsch | | et en ee ee } memes — ert | HOME ON V. VACATION | } tee er Photo VEISS HENRIE rma HADLEY. HADLEY, dem? at Smith Ni rthampton, spending the spring her Herbert S. Hadle avenue. Mrs. a luncheon Saturday fo: ter. ISS who is a stu- College, Mass ' is vacation with llor and M2 of 6510 Hadlev gav her daug parents, Chance wood boulevard: J. Costigan of Lindell Miss Dorothy Mudd, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Mudd of Bart- mer avenue, and Mis Lugenia O’Halloran, daughter of Mr. and ee” £. A Hallora n of Enright} avenue. Apout U0 Bwuests are « pected. Miss Jean 4; Pinney of New York, secretary to the Membership Committee of the American Social lives Association. Was a Weel end $ ee ¢ \Ir { r 3 }¢ \] Thé qt i 4 } mri! . a9 ‘ Miss Do Bick, 4 pt ro© MM} I \Irs ( } I) ix of 3540 [ derj moulevard etudent 41 Wellesiey Colleg is spending f Kaster vacation as: the gu of ALiss Kleano Sharp of. Buffa! i Mrs. F.. E. Durfield of 5242 i ‘ (; (IS | ave'y i* ‘Vil €*T ertaill he members of the Mothers’ Clu! -F the apeee Cupples School a . e? ea To} e*4 \" Tri tO p. 7 rT eT .e? \ { ] ¢-? Sig ei lappa | Saran hag a bridge luncheot he Buck't and Mrs. Randolph Fairfax Funsten of 19 Wydown Terrace are Vf y ratulated on arrivi of a s Randolph Fairfax Jr... on March 13 Mrs. Funsten was Miss Glad Beamish of Kansas Clits Mrs. Raymond F Hoopes oOo >) 4)... 38 the Mrs. Frank E. Prange of 4260 Hol- i’ aveTnue, Mirs L1oogTV. s 18 a SISTE? 7. mae Robert C. Kerner of 3167 Bavard avenue. Nir and Mis. (,e0rge ~ ADE: }? man of 4457 Westminster place and Miss Elizabeth Thomus tantinople visit Athens and Carth- through "ons for They will age and : later trave Riviera, where they will visit Ar and Mrs. Hector Prudhomme for- merly of Lindell boulevar at their ‘ne home, recently pur- chased at Nice, France. $4,000,000 for general the ¢ a eee $4, 000, 000 OF CARNEGIE FUND FOR LIBRARY PURPOSE $1.000,000 to Be Used to FEindow Graduate School of lébrarianship in a University. Br the Associated Press h 30.—Grants « BOSTON, Marc! library purposes, in- 000 as the first large cluding $1,606 gift ever re- Libr endowment ceived by the American sociation, have just been made bb) ‘arnegie Corporation of York. n announcing this, (harles ee 8 American Library Associ. “The total grant of $4,000,000 Is to he pavable over a 10-year per under the program Belden, president of the tion. said: Mi} drawn up by F. P. Keppell, president of the Cxrr- negie Corporation and his co-trus. ' tees. (ine million is to endow @ graduate school of librarianship in geome great University yet to tb named. Another million is to pro- Vide an annual income which will be used to aid other library schools \ third is for general endowment of -the American Library Associa- tion. the me to f he association in promoting 1 a sion and development of library ere ‘ ee% -a4 The fourth million will arrving on the peneral ac- service used 1m ¢ tivities of the ding Th] rary schools ; fe endowment in cumulatine ‘“aipital grants, is completed. FREEHOLDERS OF COUNTY BELIEVE CITY PLAN WILL LOSE , » si Continued from Page 17. * ‘ " - . McAtee to put the city back in the +. . ’ ‘ ‘ ’ ie a county under County court control, was a Gesture wilt! i fore © LOY : . : Ciusio The com! The nasa TOW county and three ‘ je? ers 4 i | I eir UOT ¢ a | = 4 ( { Ps t 4 ‘ e {4 ‘4 ‘ Or) ‘) is ¢ ’ j ‘ \] Ate 7h secone i Shily | " hac + ‘ ? «is SUDSLILULECd ) { ile ) () mmwrove 1] Tdi an ce feanors WW tl] . , ente aa , i Fee A i ? Aa @T r¢ Bou! | q)* } tree (place ? bat lor } ) \ Vi \ , cr ry 4 aey? ¢>? rs cy? gat ] hy ? {) { \ ) ’ je] ’ Yor) r ) , \ £ i} ip ‘ — Q { ‘ i ‘ ; io. . ra | , + } McAtee pla and whi \! Test COTES, Pp pers T S { Of ! ‘ , ;17 le] ~cre ’ , +17 . ’ ‘, jr? MO! CS@reLat_llon Wiil CG) ] i i mitting the city plan or els re , , . } ] Mili De a oO pres less (iti Ocn. Spectators Cheer speakers. \ noisily partisan gathering veral hundre } i’ ‘ iret chi = y)s f ‘eT | t . publi x ely | herwee? f ti} ) ms ij a mnexXea ,? ~ ’ ‘ ! * f { ¢)7 (pte }? lt J i i ‘ { itis ~ { M6 y of tr ’ ’ i ps ‘ t w X r\¢ (37) pian 1 4 ty \ ? i LTi ‘ \I Ate ‘ 1] oh 4 pidy i) t piain details of the scr ry ar PLICSIZINE SOT) ¢ mzs COUn WATCH! See Thursday's Papers. he Light- carted Charm of a “French Salon RACEFUL delic symphony of colors ++ a hearted the days of Madame acy of line, salon, furnished lilting gay and light- salons were in Pom padour. Its the living room of one of the + + ‘New SUITES of The Lindell Boulevard —*. bel Included in every suite, a spacious breakfast room and adjoining it, a superb- ly equipped pantry all the facilities for preparing and serving meals + Hotel Coronado at Spring Avenue ~ ) ae However, if you prefer, you can have a Coronado chef come and cook for you. Or you can order from the hore! menu, having the meal served in your suite ST.LOUIS POST-DISTATCH : ae £2.54 €eaier af ‘ * e MARCH 30, 1926 | would sive up unde it \Mirs. Ros- rable ot adop ion.” He Y. Anderso (city) as iar | é ared hy, Int the provision to make the tax rate the city plan. Webster Grov for city purposes on county farm om . eal 1 eelf-so\ land not more tl ill wo per cent of ert he ontinged but present P © total rate was not arvitrary outiving parts of . Louis are negr- —— on oa ‘ax. rate could be jected Hie maintained there was wered if. this was ot bot abate no authori for graduated taxa Bee ‘ hoesse! (COUNTY) tion, which he opposes attention to the possibility Overflow Meeting. fine Migts Supreme Court hold- ( airman Gar inet ealled atten- is rate unconstitu- tion to the lang of ¢ provis'on requiring’ the tax fracu Tay Provision Assailed. 11¢) tr De wait ny t} e Board Lf f \' \‘ 4 dey wy a — . | Alderme state Rep entative esepted ‘ Mavor R. lL. Jacobameyer if county farmers. mig ae ub ie ed Kirkwood, a member of th Ate o ou 1X Inder anne» publi » County Committee, said 1G if T Hye rraduuated t; _ ” , gn ifraid yf le SiTigf wri job Lit - i ked out, si} } proposa use I think I know more about provides 1 qaval on o y running Kirkwood than Mayor ( f pro ~ @ehall no affect t} Miller \ 1. I'm against the pl res Phe Oard’s « nsel has zgiv- J. F. QO. Reller, a city free! 7. , prints 1 an praduate . red ; COUNTS would Bain : wa constitutional (dr eprese ation in the Board posi t merger plan, Het lerso ‘f Aldermen and Board of Educa- $ 1 the county was thre best. | 01 (;eorge |] Stephens, chatir- er ed Siate troy man of the Community Council of , as hissed and hovoed, | Webster Groves and professor of MI . © of vo iO! e our | PCONOTHICS at Washington Univer- y (our he remarked Sit presented the belief of many President Forshaw of the Annex- Webster Groves residents that they “4 , Leneue I. enethy talk have an admirable government and, Be. I asset? *r that @ net desire ( inge. unless for ? copuimt ar i community mewtre OoOljtan area He said he rial SHO } As ‘ lidnt envy the St Louis ivne of Oper one great municipality. He public schools and dissented from aia sy i trate ee the view that it was antiquated to ; } } © ere hi¢ , many lidependent ec hoo! a Ol opera fo , f nrmrer DOA POS is "In tne count gets Meanwhile, several] hundred per- sr) e'iIne. sons gathered in the overflow meet- tn ' breenolders l re ing in another courtroom, which ted nee » compromise HY was addressed at length bv Me- . iting etropoliltan area Atee, Lashly, Forshaw and others plan that would have stood ‘‘a rea- for and against the plan TRAVFL AND RESORTS TRAVE!Y, AND RESORTS. ‘ ———,_ | »} ae S a y pen ’ Traveller Cause they ~ St. Lawrence to the sea. \ ¢ ( Seasoned | will tell you he uses St. Lawrence Route Cabin a on his way to Europe be- re economical, comfortable to a degree of ‘Beat well appointed, and have every- thing at hand conducive to his sense of general well being. He likes the meals and the service, and he likes 4 pleasant cruise from Montreal down the picturesque peace he spends a deal of his time in the cabin smoke-room with other good fellows, he finds time to take part in and enjoy mixed social events and pastimes such as dancing, concerts, or deck games. He is tond cf reading and can always find an old favorite or a new FP one to browse over in the library. His daily d an important part of the day’s programme, and wh en, ozen in the gymnasium every morning form iter an enjoyable crossing, he arrives at the farther port, be it Glasgow, Liverpool, Plymouth, Cherbourg r London, he is ready to tackle holidays or business with vigor and energy. Ask your Steamshipagent about the ee oe . eats “a. “ ome — Pao SD - ‘ . 4 -~ > : Oa . . ie Py + ‘ ‘ ‘ -"e x . #.s . Ox es ate . A > . 4 ‘ 4 . . : “ on ‘ A " . . oN, : “ . — e . wer yw Zz - * *."» oes ee 6 . 7 a « an 3 . . . ** *, . 4 fn Pe lad . o's" a%s” “ . a “pte se t'e' «* as . ee . . Fla a "ep e's ae . “foo e . ” POPS BS aa A AYA A AYA at ata a a QQ Owe ey Te -.. ? pe aK: » ome ~~ 7S A ry ; I =} Cal 4 ravei ew 7 . a —— =e = ruses’ Some hints for your tour: GENEVA, om its classical lake, com- INTERLAKEN, with ite eplendid Ca- rw .@: bines benuty, Weaithandinteliect.Firet = ern renew thes venuty-epot of tie PTS al}| «= class educational and international BERNESE OBERLAND. Situated b *s*iar a e* hes AKEGR « f TH y and RRIF NZ. ‘cur#ione am) opportuni , , . : et ties for all sparts, including .Gol! the starting point of the JUNGFRAT »}} a ee ae KAII ‘ AY Neatby railwave to + A ANNE-OUCHY, ¢ fponten SCHY NIGE PLATTE and mountain the internationa: Simpion line, wor resorts of GRINDELWALI>. MUR- derfolly situated overlooking beauti- REN and WENGEN, also GSTAAD t see lemma! and the Savoy Aips ! } cenrtre i niversits Var | i ; a ’ ’ ’ ) ; or ’ j ton Avi; Sfrorte, thciucing Cro! Ite joveineas proverina! lriterent # MARTIGNY-CHAMONIAX, served by Yat oO @perte and amusements } am eiectrir raiiway ieacding throug) 3 lhe starting point fer excursions in vtral Bwitzeriand ‘romantic and he jreaque Aip.ne Cen we ane ls- howe goif *t facing the Mont Biane range course ot the lietechyberg. yy SWISS FEDERAL RAILROADS 241 Fifth Avenue, New York SO er Pe owe fm VS CE OT ST ee \ eraser 4 ~ f “ ~ a Pe » ~ A 42.4% (Bet bom eeelihiitintrathinndnalnadlinndindincatinnadinendinatinndlbanatlin hte altel athe die di, din dp de ‘dy dy dp dp dp de a a ae a he a a a aa a ata a Se A eA Ee EE eee SS we ee ae ee a a ee ee ee ee ee ee a OP Se Se a ae ee “Zhe Store That Sells Nice Zhings™ HENRY A. WEIL, inc. 916-9168 OLIVE ST. “CHARGE PURCHASES ON STATEMENTS OF MAY IST. Wednesday—One Day 7 EXTRAORDINARY VALUES IN- MONTH-END SALE It will pay you well to shop at Weil's Wednesday —seldom are VALUES such as these to be found at the beginning of the season. ON SALE FOR WEDNESDAY ONLY OR AS LONG AS THE GROUPS LAST. if EDNESDA Y ONLY CHOICE of ANY NEW COAT ‘Just 4 Excepted) "le. $125, $135, $145 & Up Models The finest Coats in this Shop } —both Cloth and Silk. An op- portunity to SAVE on your . - Easter Coat. On Sale Tomorrow—Wednesday Only WEIL'Sq a | ? 40 REGULAR $5 SLICKERS Almost Given Away $9.75 While They Last And Spring, with its days of showers now at hand. WEIL’S 14TAILORED SUITS (Sizes 4U to 46) *10 Regularly $35 and $25 A quick close-out. Navies and tans. Large sizes only. | WEIL’ s 2 WEDNESDAY ONLY &. Sale of Spring 3, DRESSES (All From Wigher-Priced Lines) ~~ Some Sold as High as $35.00 A group of about 185 good-look- ing Dresses in a variety of styles and colors. Mostly one- of-a-kind, in broken sizes. On Sale Tomorrow — Wednesdey— Only x * IL EDNESDAY ONLY MILLINERY *10 ‘ A remarkable selection of Hair Hats, felts, straws, crochet visca, silk and belting models. zr. On sale at this low ? price, Wednesday. IEDNESDAY ONL) ° JEWELRY ly Price Odds and ends of Jew- elry Novelties and Bags, consisting of compacts, bracelets, vanities, leather and silk bags, etc. One-of-a-Kind ENSEMBLES! l’alues Just Kaster car in Time fo: 4 Remarkable $145 Ensembles at .$125 $110 Ensemble at........ $99.50 Ensembles at ...... $95 Ensembles at ......... $75 Ensembles at........... -$65 Ensembles at ........ $55 Ensemble at. .... — Ph -» TO WH = BR JUST RECEIVED SCORES of NEW DRESSES of THE BETTER KIND $39.75 $45 $55 $65 The newest of new fashions—in navies and high shades. A variety of styles and materials. oi ne - ene . DRESSES--FORMERLY TO #45 A Drastic ( Llose-Out Regardless of Less. Reet Mn tmur « ERP ne he am ae Ce eee a eee ne tmp oe $5 LAM ROR A Ss Nal i eR OPER AERIS Uaantag 0 aan Se m -Nadhinttichebens ortho eer ons rote anette Te be - 357 >> ae op mhe Bay yeni ee tee a See ha Tae ee ee a be! wa Varig OO alle et AY PEO ert nw ee. Fa ee onl at fis Ae 5h yah heat ad Pee se e fk ee ae : Ree : i" oa % Seen - Vee 2 concern «(9 seoaca rtp igaeen sae rae Ta emindhone Fe An nba alee ater denne NES hy lah preRiN it Mvvpatectet ony 4) ea ine S a ee oie nad’ is P Se ee ee eS ene ee ae ay ee ee ee ntti LES Nie OW: : SRE oe Sc AP argh ik go” Bh Se em Te AREA NESE” ae RRR RAREENE 2 ANT SORES IA ALE Aa ~ ter 4 Py : ts “re ~ - . Vg TTR. ky Ce Se eg ays. SIRE AAP ge = rab hey

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ee ee a the wearer = 1e is ash ve ose Ee rT - : ¥ : ees x %. » a ¥ — ae aS Bat 2 . an . & ee Re a *- ¥ “Ee “> BS wt 4 Xt ¥ S s 2} & = 7 = 3; a Mw Vii Lv > package eontaigs directions so si pie any wWwomas ean tint soft, deii- eate shades or dre rieh, permanent n lngerte s) is ribdbens skirts, Waists dresses coats, ers, draperies, eov- erings. verrihing* Buy Diamond lres—=0 other kind—and tel] rour dugg st wheth- er the material you wish to color is woo! er silk. or whether i: is Linen, eotton or mixed goods. ADVERTISEMENT INDIGESTION !!! UPSET STOMACH HEARTBURN, GAS chew a Few Pleasant Tablets Stomach is Corrected In- stantly. ae if sou fteei ruil, sick or uacem fortab.e after eating, here is harm ess Stomach reich ‘'Pape'’s ina epeiu “ setties tbe steumach aad errect® digestion the momez:t Marshail, Michiga-.. ( mtringed frem Pace [7 & rai x =s eee ee TI 2A rt = r " ‘ = >. oe 0 2s : : p orn 4- « | a : : " m3 —. Senrgto- 7 : Weer €£ i eee wars SS a at St. Lewis r nl t nen - Th ra rn es *¢ if - oe tr ‘ B - b 'g * \ ft - ¢ a * éé a) rehy , ae ** Rite Shek. The Gecretany'a dec. L€ Pog or enellan Drear fast Suites Ane vv ttshure * = t x ae - ~- £ P; i Y . 7 Ree . al ke certain to by CHOICE OF STEEL GRAY OR FROSTED TAN FINISH Chi-4 204 Huguenot alnut Dining Suites . hatha et. =~ rhe . . r . (rr wo oe lpr 4 twee Pcs = $ 1Q.00 1000 False. 00 iu Pr Le 3 ‘ A - . oa pet aii : , c “ Siri7e me : : oe 5 - 20T waver » oO at : ome ad { a whi AY :: 4 s aid + ii > ee 63 i th "ss ; - ring slides and : : , - . : . ~ : wists t 1ffe , 2F Mexrxn an Minister of Acricuitare , i ie ar os : i“ pee " : i —_ Demies sale ro Japane-e : 2 ree €0.°, 2D sia Codi’, — 3 ? 28 $2.00 Cash $1.00 Cash $2.00 Cash ADVERTISEMENT it aij Peed Rock ’ ¢ ha pea 4 r.€€U LOUCR y % ? 4 ety as Gee e: a & &% & Gh & t/t i ie j . 3 / EF : THIE: Beds f ‘3 ‘# + : f Pit # 4 ‘i me LZ $is ‘ a.i0 2 5 95 - . — «a Be THIS NEW WAY ; - $ / 75 alu S y, a é 4 © : rk ' ie 4 cy 9 aoe * at . 3 a ‘ = & + mS WW: “~ 7 Ariat "2? t re ‘ S om > oe — 3 5: se f ; i oraeenes . wa j * i . ; ; : sae - g ‘- . r 2 ; 7a 3S Dc a | n anda iy rrired for clearance. | a ni: ee pear as 2s hast Sei ; : = . $1.00 Cash | $1.00 Cash $2.00 Cash .- int @Truaaa hi . : ~ + “ ~ . - "= rhea? a a « ry © - ies & — : : as ren le * lit De ; -Ber | —? 7 > es - 2 T 4 wv Ty z vere amazing saiinie cue Card Tables | Combination Hi-Chair \ow ever ” “ 2 a = with a bad gh or -,' 12, . : : aie $ parc ase a So to Nae . tts tive. tear “ S$ 69 3 ik Ss S meiicine at any rug for - ; . ask fer MS =§ Men? A 3 fae ‘4 im si a io 4 Er Eos sire ca 4 a a” 3 . : Don “t negieet rour ¢ a > ence. F , DMS 1egs £0 a en = ; ~—— _ eats ate & ae ~ * ry + ; Me : ™ Ra-~e mene. sen tl $4.00 Cash | $1.00 Cash a = in some Oller | ssa Le . and The ‘churches, RCH 30. 1928 ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCE ee ae oe ed e ESDA) r ; r :. Rie A ALAR! i 4 ° - — 7s , e = | i j E. SECRECY PARTLY The New Delicious Food DUE TO KLAN , 1@c--at all grocers €C ntineed from Page I> . y 3 SHELRON LINE = Folders - Broadsides - Booklets rm vwrrry co MEMPHEI Laas . z Por Tickets or Reservations. Phone Garfield 799 accrese mail inquiries tt: E G BSeser DP A. Frisco Limes £55 Frneco idvertising Service D : e Buxton & Skinner Printing and Stationery Co. ee ate cee a meageeaty. ot th NOW!—LOOK AT YOUR FLOORS! | 306 Nerth Fourth Street—Near Olive—Main 3480 | | “eld *+ Bardware. Paint. Furniture Deaiers. WATCH FOR * 3 4 * t - - Gists CLASS £15 CALE ~* -~ 3 *§ az . tA h, &,] ] 3 J of Month Sale on our usual Easv Budeet . =» ee ® SS Ss es Ji. WW Wwheh WJ LAL Smisls Si as ¥ ae ee Le _ - } . 2 Se TT) Re —_-' nS 30-DAY DELAY IN MAGDALENS. BAY LAND CONCESSION MENTEHORRECAMS COMPANY 9 Clinten. I ponies m mi. P . —_— aed rm poem perenne prenenentenein I ‘ema — meenes aoonemeti em pom nens one amen — } ~ a fromm —_— - cat tl vee & ~ wee ee ee watt es ‘ae et ae Sane x. Es . us — on —— lle a eel mnie et taal s = * % 2 - » ~

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pee ee OS: he ce Fy! yes e 33 a te ae he ; x aa enphion YUARKETS-SPORTS! ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH [ANTS-—-E5tkre MEMPHI ; : — — iacie eR IM diioseceartepeisnce ede std ; a Ss PART THREE. hi ST. LOUIS TUESDAY EV NING, “MARCH 30, 126 = . er, PAGES 21—36. Towe! Grovececasczsasiias PS nike Momphis....cccssc.0 7:35 Pm ons, Phone Garfield 7800 om .. Frisco Lines. 835 Frisco B ——-— tt ” — en —_ aerentneennue A Ne ee eee | fering to sell it for -$60.000. I;all their lives and only own the 7 = perfect Lenten suis SUFD BY WOW, _ made a little profit on the deal clothing on their back and never /and I'm protected with mortgages. pay taxes,’ he told them. “I’ve been Ife hedoesn’t pay these notes, I’ll| here a few months and already I'm 4 . Wew Tailor-Made , taxpayer. | Not-Called-for | — | | foreclose. a property owner and a | Ludwig Indignant Over Arrest. Why should they arrest me?”’ | When Lipschitz and his son vis- | SUI a | sted Ludwig in his cell, he was in- | f ; ! nant over his detent fon. ft $ (): 75 | | A WILL WED HER = Some provie tive in st. tole | SATURDAY i ea a 3d « AND UP Open until 8 p. m. Saturdays until 9 p. m. — = wom « ee ee - ene mein Heney tusks Declares He § Stil Loves Mrs. Emma See Thursday's Klauber, Who Seeks Re- i P2?¢'s- | turn of $5115. | , —- #1012 N. Gr and No fats, no yeast, no ne ee L ; ; . widow, of 5707 McPherson avenue, Don’t Put All Your vi has filed suit to recover eis 15 from | *. 97 Henry Ludwig, bachelor, the latter Eggs in One Basket snid he still loves her, that This is one of the cardinal principles of careful invest- BEWARE! MUSIC COMPANY & 1103 Olive St. aay G hey are engaged to wed and no| ment ! loubt will be married as soon as | Buyers of Economy 6% Shares enjoy the protection hea . + ? 4031 i . ° bd 4 gets out of jail pte ae of this principle, as Economy 6% Shares are secured ith becom 1odesty Ludwig. . . . ey were, OCR ¥ by a proportional interest in hundreds of separate O discussed his romance and busi- 5 ; neg = Deeds of Trust on improved Real Estate in St. Louis | . ee oe and selected districts of St. Louis County. : Headache Colds Neuralgia Lumbago ner version wus sought, declined to liscuss anything. She isthe widow |] The wisdom of this policy is proved by an unbroken |] Pain Toothache Neuritis . Rheumatism of John Klauber, president of A..f| dividend record of 6% for 39 years. rene Reger fay ee ae Send for Free area 4 Pocketbook of Protigable ietadl * DOES NOT AFFECT THE HEART: ] veretary of the firm =H! Economy Building and Loan Association a . " P Ca) fy >. | Ludwig, who Hved at 430 TAn- | del] boulevard and was a salesman | Organized 1887 for the Missouri State Life in-| International Life Building—Eighth and Chestnut surance Co.. has Aes held at po- a lice headquarters since [riday at ‘he request of Scranton, Pa., au- iti ink is Harry | —e thorities who think he Jacobs, wanted at Scranton for a | LINDELL 4600 $15,000 fraud and wanted at «ww Proved safe by millions and prescribed by physicians for Patent Parchment Trim 30 Patent or Parchment ccept ois “Baver” seine Fiat ich contains proven directions, . mene “Bayer” boxes of 12 tablets les of 24 and 100—Druggists. Poughkeepsie, N. Y.. for umping 1! WORKMANSHIP | 4r““ria is the ode mask of Bayer Manniace of Meomieoteeeaster ef Galeflanl — A a.$10.000 bond. Ludwig insists he | : Vidton ‘s not Jacobs. SERVICE The POST-DISPATCH is the only St. Louis evening Tells of His Dealings Here. | RESPONSIBILITY | CLEANERS ii DYERS newspaper giving Associated Press news service. Possessed of an enormous aPp- which sometimes required —_a-/- petite, seven pork chops and a half doz- en eges for breakfast. Ludwig has suffered pangs of hunge his “diet’’ on stew, sausage, bread and such in the potice holdover. He has been permitted to send out for additional food. but even so bis meals have been inadequate. He weighed about 249 pounds when he entered, and is losing weight daily. Folding his hands over his di- minishing paunch, Ludkig sighed once or twice, and then told report- ers some of the things that he had happened to him during his eight- months’ stay in St. Louis. He had ljealings among others, he said, with Morris B. Lipschitz, shoe mer- Announcing Huette’s Special Easter Patent Showing of New Styles*at Gray Trim guriig — —— -_— ee a = a . - ae O10€S ‘A itis Le Pulalio é jul ST vid and odatisfaction = - WONDERFUL SHOES 420 N. Sixth—716 Olive 6118 Easton chant of 1500 Washington avenue, At Huette’s and Tipschitz intorduced him to : 3 Stores Mrs. Klauber. Later Ludwig used > Or by Mail part of the money obtained from) Mrs. Kiauber to buy a $29,090 lot 19°9 Washington avenue from Lins ; itZ. > “ . 7 —_ if Pee , l~ | Meeting With Mrs. Klauber. : “p> “ 5 | ft, “Mrs. Klauber saw mein Lip- } 4, 2 schitz’s office last November,” ? i _ Ludwig narrated. “We were in troduced ee staat and had some ‘talk. I heard that she told people I would make a fine husbands for somebody, but I was not interested then. uBt ina few weeks I got to thinking. Maybe it was time for | me to have a home and all that. “The ladv (Mrs. Klauber) called me up several times and invited me out to her apartment. IT accepted Ky =. the invitation and we got along =" ; / NY fine ae she liked me and ] oe ie 7 e : : “ise had r ~. oy _ ee Remember this Advertisement when you prepare your will HE MAN who is preparing his If you name the St. Louis Union Trust | | will should not select his executor Company as your executor, your estate a eet } without careful consideration. will receive the benefit of our thorough knowledge of estate procedure; our _ ’ adetihelan tin deattaiics tok. me ae . et ee Th canes: 008 _ . s ENT LIS LE EBON EAT ATTY CNT i mt. se et basto: em I en tap! OR NR Re Hm te ee eee ee - ’ My, enh 4 : - * * 4 oe a = . . . % €z ae ’ we weed . . * r “4 > ss 7 aa ¥ ~ er my Rights am tae 5 the Sec es ARN Rago eget AND SAVE SAVE = : oa lhe entire Suite has . 4 as : +. - ‘ss : a let BS he 4 Pe Slag “ey oe es . year, d ing 6 pe ‘ent. ; # en P andr enat fot ‘on’ Wadhiewten | E The responsibility which an executor avenue in view for some time, ro I. | . wide experience in business matters; 7 : | assumes is a vital one. He should be took $2600 and paid it to Lip- schitz, giving the rest of the $29.- EE F our financial responsibility; our con- experienc , ee tinuous existence, which assures the | should understand the legal conditions carrying out of your instructions with- under which an executor works. He out interruptions or delays. Your family must be familiar with the various tax will always be assured of the utmost | sf WENN pe aterm } a, a 7, » tke a eee eee eee a BANKRUPT PRICE a elt r tat hee the ee ee ek et Bee ee Ali new styles . the Gay Building is.” shades. You can sav BANKRUPT PRICE SO Mens’ Lipschitz’s Story. | handling. confidence and without obligation. asa ore than half. Morris Lipschitz and his son. Ya- [| SHIRTS. air ANKRUPT PRI Public Sale ] 7 IT Daily, 8:00 A. M. $ . Till 9 P.M. Ludwig. “He came in our store last fall Ef and introduced himself,” the sen- | i ST LOUIS UNI N US | ilor lapschitz related. “He told me. & 4 ) ’ I y { | he came from Florida where hei § s O. i had sold $490 600 in real estate | | oo sor aannenaalbead mm Soo rboed B Affiliated with First National Bank a skyscraper. He showed lots of! & inteiliowace and was very emnart| | BROADWAY AND LOCUST | TRUST SERVICE lie was smarter than you and I | EXCLUSIVELY adore, have keen recollections of I 7Sc Silk Knit T A “ We Knitwear.. Ci" PT SERIE OSS Sit amRIRRERHE «aba T See IN: Ye OMe ORR i een marian: Re put together. “He wore $150 overcoats, $100. H OLDEST TRUST CO. colts and $9 ties,” interrupted Is-| ff IN MISSOURI adore Lipechitz “He could eat | 1 three steaks at one meal. I: cost | & | $15 a day to feed him.” | | “But he didn't get anrthing BROADWAY & MORGAN from me,’ resumed Morris Lips- —ehite “He bought the lot from me for 329.900 and h@s been of- ; - “er initia queers reg

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BROADWAY & MORGAN ry tes ill by «aa Go 4 3 dna PO RES ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Dee NR: from me.” ehitz “IJe bhought me for 329.909 the lives ana TUESDAY EVENING, resumed Morris [Aps- | from been of-. Int —— ~ ” on > a ARCH a. ioae oe ca on pra FWY rr . / — KIDNEY rk.iw ~ — Nicest Laxative, “Cascarets’ 10c Ce cin ali ei vs be iis 5 Pay PAS Tr Freshen Up! a : a i n . a 1 MR er CCE RRR eS TOR RY in VR ep et ge ahi DBS ER A LAXATIVE sé a, " vines es : ae Y y Ly Bie ah) eine, ie pee I el aaa igs RE oO Mebig eee ee i SEES. 1) NY RE AE ee te ON . Bir Pn. Wiebaee Sea Ma Ve ae” ee ee ee ge le a Mae 2 opie sc) on a5 By ; Dont stay headachy, bilicus, com-] Nothing else cleans, sweetens and ) stipated, sick! Take ome or twojrefreshes the entire system ike "* any time to mildly |pleasant, harmless, candy-like ‘‘Cas stimulate ry liver and start your jcarets.’’ They mever gripe, overact, bowels. en vou will feel fine. jor sicken Directions for men, Wom- your head becomes clear. stomach iez, children on cach box—drug eweet, tomgve pink and skin rosy. jstores. FARM appesis and PROFIT4- BLE FARM OFFERS are advertised ‘m POST-DISPATCH WANTS. ‘HIGH SCHOOL LIQUOR PARTY + X | | ay a + . . od fr | The Prescription Given by Hundreds of Doctors to Thousands of Patients R over 33 years Gude’s Pepto-Mangan has been prescribed by hundreds of physicians, and they KNOW. They are not deceived by the mar- velous claims of so many unscient:fic preparations. They know the value of the organic iron and man- ganese in Gude’s Pepto-Mangan. They know its | quick and efiicient tonic power. Prescribe Gude’s Pepto-Mangan for yourself TO- DAY. Your druggist has it in both liquid and 4 tablet form. What Doctors Write: “T have been prescribing Gude’s Mangen CITED BY OMAHA PRINCIPAL 'Explams Why City Won't Compete in Interscholastic Tournament at Lincoln, Neb. Br the Assocated Press. OMAHA Neb. March s0—Az instance of high schoc! girls and bers drinking in a Limcoln (Neb.} hotel was cited today by Dwight E. primcitpal of the Omaha Technical High School, {n commec- tion with the withdrawal of Omata high schoeis tition at the State interseholastic basketball tournaments at Lincoin. Porter as- certed that the withdrawal was not this particular episode. be related it as imdicatirg ‘what happerirg and might the future.” p- -to- ee! be Weed —_ com pased on ~ — © sine a. er San, = +o* * e- S* om im & wi GtClOi3 tote’. Port - said, “and then permitted three om & bo ~- 7 — other giris. rot pupils of same -~ = >. 5 ~ : so? schools, to share the room without oo colt neat een! as a eal a” ._“ *?¢ ont gistering. om pearmert cf kaxt the rest. These three girls brought -0 .2¢ room two Soys. ore ct — — es 4 * ?? 2 «+% — EE: ~ eo: Si ima er | ae o°* Aer ere re oe bs 4 > va requested to icave the hotel. ial a * » . = “— + ~ - : 35382 anda Oat tery PETAR OG nm atidavrits from i1 striking :ex- 2 Worker eer (riat af Pe lic Ora ers 2EaitTst wu ? b “2 Pa _- a ? 2 7 we a” - —_ ~~ nas * ie J diel - ee: -_ — . _— a ~ = — se © - _ = > . =o Fe ” > « "2 nd “(cers = AT = = m= o. s err ae > _ ~ = i=atee Yoesidenn Aartacet > ——e ws ‘u-™ — a " LA PO = te. ek ll - 7 ’ Tee an ~~ oF = = > 7 “> allow « Dlaints against police — Or : pe 4 — +hoe perfarssar "2 mn? es’. .. r %, 6. nin C20 -- ws +h one —- Lt -- 2 -—~=ss = € > > - «= a ne ee - - > wee ee * rhe € ‘Ts woe truck ads - al = CF tn 7” ~ yp read from New Yerk fer srik- ers revel were arrested res‘eridar Cy = —-_om — - PE 7 -... - -— we ermocon fer speeding. The trucks -~ arane ee es ee 7 —.,. a° a a> -s .cayTes. ~~ uree "ere held in Cliften en Thkersdayr en the Same charge. At feur mass meet- "es A_Ddert Weisberd strike er. Famizer speaxing. atrised Sis revs that ther sheuld shew re- Sistamece if force were used by pe- ~ wa -- - ae _— — « bs _ BUYS WEST VIRGINIA MINES (id Ben Coal Corpersation to Ex larce Hoidime. ~—- - > . a © a = = 4 ’ ~ & _ . * ™— 3 x. = - * ~ - a — a8 oe 8 a al ’ ner? 72 pl a! cael . = * * o_o: = " -» _— ~ — -— = a See 6 Iris hard to tell the simple the Chrysler Imperial °*80” without sl appearing to overstress. Thus, it sounds lancet snciedlibile to say that in the Im perial “30” an old and proven engineering = principle has yielded up aa qual- # truth about ities. But 1t 1s a fact which half an hour’s S experience wil! prove. The 92 horse- power motor, for instance, delivers at long continued agg mg a steadiness 1s hitherto unknown Is just one of a score of new qualities which demonstrate = the engineering and structural soundness 3 of the car—a soundness of quality and workmanship which guarantee years and years of the unapproached satisfaction | which only Chrysler can give. $3 UTMOST LUXURY FOR 2 TO ” PASSENGERS ' CHRYSLER IMPERIAL G M BERR ¥, iac. 2621 Leeust Bi. Regular $454 valve Art M'r- rers with polirchrome frames ‘tractiveiy desigzed. Marr te ho ma te “ Camas “28 ry might ‘coe $I Tilsen: Lrug ww atyr other god @Qug —oary Miz. (hematin, 260 Sat . S ~_ eta’ CURcWHW SITHOUT KMIFE— a ere re .3 5 JEHersen 319 ee ee a ~ AJANESVILLE PRODUCT ee The Fiyimg Flash is 2 new type of juvenile vebicie. with novel features that will dc- ight amy fun-lovimg boy or girl You may ride on the beck step and steer with the pole in upright position or attach the pole quickly to the fremt socket and ceast with ome foot at the wkecis. type sefid rubber tires, corrugated stric. Me Se . sos nm be | ie. im rear socket. Sen Perfect control. Front wheels re- spond unmediately to every steer- img requirement with pole locked Flying las Propelled from front socket. ee a. ‘i a gee with pole locked safely in a. ENROLL NOW, and gain the benefit of an early start. Bring or send the Enrollment Blank to the Post-Dispatch Crrculation Depart- ment, St. Lowis, Mo. Sabscription order blanks and fall mstruc- sf ax months. ak — Terms of Required. . " €cbectibe to par the emad- nd jeitrery rate of No extra cemdit fcr longer tem eufecptiotms . New Subecrtptions fre Kequired t = pers the Offer—Read Carefully race for a term 50 cents per mani. SECOND. the scalp semat be sees oot cow reading the Daslr Post-Dtepe Chegteaun Aremue ou the Seuth es on whether purvntased fm sewebcrs or tewr Sor witthir the East S& Leuis erated. Soe = | eel deaiers or deitvered by carmer. f Missourt arenue and wet @& Pimsud ; tivmubete the iow a! DAILY Suaberriptiess Are Required—*5e > ices end brong the hor @ ee accitn f > one ie 3 —e PrP. ry —- an mye F “2 - Pe t 5 -_ > ~ tome for the Sunday Post-Dispatch =) 5 ‘er is omen te Sere and be cugdited. Sut rou Mar. af 4 waiter of who are oot siemtified with the oule = oervetiencs. “° demred. sorept a sudectption = of the Post-Diepateh, and whe ter Doth Daity anc Sunmtayr etiteoms che Se. Le , carvie Removes % _ ; hit ¢ % - - , nd 7”? eseseeeene | Stimulates and NSIGHTLY dandruff @ - now known to be a a fectzon ind a really cangerous mstroctions for getting « Janerriiie . Coaster without paring or collecting any Docer. t te abide by the reauirements of your that all orders are subject te S. , will not tender or@ers from persens rho scw datiy Post-Disvatch—whether purchased from 6 newsstand or carrter identified ifn any way with the sale or a> * ©@ « & er eee © ee ef * _eeheeLe* «+ + © OPO Oo + OO trons will be ummediately delivered to you. t-— > — oe sn, =ean ee * © @2 eo fe eo @ eo e@ ~~? = ” ae

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ts ee rt tune: & New Tailor-Made lars Tahe Care of Themantetts ; 4 Not-Galled-for FS mE Lae ay Pe tae e j ; ‘e b, ° Sy e om % a x Ss ¥ & Bas 3 . ‘S Be, ac, ~ s a ae lied rage ‘ Bas: 4 en until 8 p. m. : ee eee & + ? f » a ' ADVERTISEMENT ee 12 N. Grand __ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH a. I. RockefcHler’s Cousin Dies. By the Associated ress, DENVER. Colo., March 30.— ERI GS ‘ : Benjamin Ff ranklin Rockafellow. “olorado pioneer and a cousin of John yp. Rockefeller, js dead of pheumonia here. He was county attorney for about eight vears. Captain Rockafellow was president of the Rockafellow Family Asso- lation. It is explained that all the Rockefellers not spell their Names alike, do developed the Rockvale and Brook- side mines which were destined to | become the nucleus of the holdings of the Colorado Fuel & Iron Co. "MONEY Est. Watches, Diamonds, Clothing, Furs, Guns. 1900 Talking Machines and Musical tnstruments. Wittels Loan & Merc. Co. 2001-3-5 Market LOANED), N - —— ne = eee ee eterna ee meal — — — ~ TUESDAY EVENING, MARCI 30, 1926. — -— ——-- ————_—S The Political Undertow McAdoo Inil "a" “en ee 8 rad es oe uence Felt Behind Democratic Drys Captain Rockafellow | Retirement Not to Be Taken Seriously If Gov. Smith Again Pushes to Fore—Significant Situation in Iowa —Party Not Averse to Backing a Wet for Presidency If ee —— \ Staff Correspondent of the Post (Copyright. 1926.) WASHINGTON March 30. ~ SPECIAL Porch os . — value, nis wing, ec ith massive chains hae mfort to any porch. Stur@i. constructed. $9.75 SPECIAL ° p Your. Thigh? " ly Tysmol Over Aching ~ Sciatic Nerve. s you fee! those tingling, } ~ick'!ng that travel down the thigh and .eg site heel, don't wait to be toli that you me gclatic meurit.s. Re store and get a supply of soothing, ieee Tysmol—-that wonderful e¢! “ which soaks in throug out pain and inflammation. Stop @t the nearest Sy wD. he noree ang t | bicking Pains ; ep eee | Cockroaches, ants. bedbugs, mice, (;varanteed preparationg eeld throughout , ; ~ ESlereLS rene enerenenezes Spaghetti tastes better! Bluhill Cheese Ono none HONCOHOROHOZERE $ poi I ee) * yo, ae ae ‘ t. > . oy ‘ Me ay, AEN & oe” “GETZ GETS ’EM” rats, CEatra!l 5079] | Representative Kai-kin’s announce ment that no wet candidate and no wet platform plark would figure in | the Democratic convention of 192 is interpreted to be the 'gun of the McAdoo campaign. West's contribution to the per | tne Dispatch and the New York World. | opening planned: that so far as they know It Thinks It Can Win With One. ber by more than the prohibition - | question. ‘ The ousting from the Senate srookKhart, forecast by the vote the Committee on Privileges Brookhart, if he does not his nerve between now and 29. Will take the RQ nomination the administration for what it to him, but perhaps éoming baek — - ’ tha i idsaf Senate more importantiy th of of and Elections, in the end may furnish a clew to the McAdoo intentions. lose April for ‘the senor Senator of. Iowa away i . ai OT coin , “ va away Dan Roper and Senator Simmons) ¢,.,... 4 ‘ from the veteran Albert B. Cum- and other McAdoo supporters say Sa ae | mins, thus not only paving back that no such campaign has been did to an of sonnel of that inferno at Madisor , Pne ec ' . qo before. He is more” certain Square- Garden in 1924 is at- gratifying the first of 1] mse ae : her . . end by neuritis. neuralgia. scila «t lillie ate ii : | ta a a I “ vs a U sort of Democrat hie ought ta win \Iadicon Sq ux re has his eve on that | N d d P b 1j r th f all methods tal mM successfully combating it. if ie we ttaeke pn “ae es 0 | rations were even meniioned. RRR ORES A Re eee Sy aCGISON & aire, has mm that | 4. -@ rally : : - | aay eg cae 3 ae vermin, Free estimate It may be so, but the Mississippi less Messily than did Steck. Senatorship. , sn a — ous a saga h t That's why, regardless of the care you take * nart an ight . = Pastel sists oe we Seaai adit ie. a ‘ ? sproyv a - : ; ‘ - ° : ; | 5. That : b, tingling eine made. Results cuar- ; Democrat's announcement in the Meredith in the Picture. If Meredith shoots at the Presi- | _ . — ; on ee eee ong . now, your teeth remain dull and unattractwe, oo $8.00 value Set of b —— . . gy sa ? ro: ees qonge 3 course of the prohibition debate This brings ex-Secretary of Agri- deney this will fit in beautifully. | ina few days. Can work a transforma- E i . ; : e ne ifiammatic hn sid . sas a . 4 aig ‘ ioe ns : bien ‘ : : | auurdy, handy tne wee. eons for pain. eo ess and stif? i which was leant to read Gov ;culture Kdwin Thomas Meredith in- Of course, battling for a Demo-} t10n. Millions are doing 11 today : z e . F . ¢ : . oh My, y ? bg - - S l it] f j ew é rik a n¢ (,ov. | te thie ANASCA Te 4 is "9 °os eta e ‘ratic Se : ors j és re | . an: ¢ od. purposes. Special for rr | ee eee inn Oth of New York and a * towe's mar) crave = “Senatorsip from = lows | Modern science has found a new way New methods remove it. : nplete t— Anyhoo: 139 P : : kiitchie of Marvland out of the pic- Democratic exhibit He ¢ | st ts 1il competing for the 7 1 | P se ty, because it contains io dope of any 1:39 Pine St. Est. 1888 GArfielg 1253 "CDC OF Marviand out of th H a XhNibIit, ¢ was so} fFOUNSMS IKE om Pp Ing’ for le é h d hoe diff t A Fi the Gume le } Cay it this very night. ‘rica S] MAIL 8 FER. Pins eg, ture, had all the marks of being true to McAdoo that he refused to; “NOWROF championship of Cuba, in toot an gum Care. : way eren rm b § 9 es ee phil pie agg ding . inspired: run for Vice President with any- ‘but with the Steck precedent any- from any you have ever known. Just Now. in a new-type dentifrice called tf ; wl Company, Mig. Chemists, 400 Sut- Retirement Not Credited. body else. Incidentally, like Walsh thing is possible. send the coupon fora 10-day test. va 4 ee : i ¥. y Rate McAdoo’s retirement is given no/Of Montana, he did not see the It is rather fortunate for Demo- E . Pepsodent, dental 8 has discovered pr SPECIAL “ C U kk e wp more eredence that the statement | #!lory that lay iM going for the cratic morale that the upturning of | effective combatants. Pheir, action is to . : Ma : i E WITHOUT KNIFE that Al Smith is to submerge him- Senntorship he night whee = wath the om Towa opportunity came when it} Remove that ftlm— see what a curdle the film and remove it, then to fb : ~ so] t}) es f husiness aft t ppoesition split as if is bound to’ did. s ; ttress ag LIGATURE or CAUSTIC f‘in the sea of business at the &! g hrm the gums to cora! tint. ~ [ Sue e thie . thee Oe reat difference comes £ y, Hospital—No Danger—No Chioroform expiration o1 his present erm as i 5 by MILD OFFICE TREATMENT Governor, There never has been 4% R F . | d Now wh: . th that film is i igi : un your tongue across your teeth, an NOW What vou see when thn 3 A CURE GUARANTEED ® ° iad probably never Will Hes oma ONSTIPATION CAUSES INDIGESTION— vi t * whi Fy ' : | v a fils Vv S removed—th¢e whiteness of your teeth— | : Fissure and all Recta! Diseases Stops Pain? af a man. once comspicusas as ate vou will feel a film, a viscous coat that | \ , i os 2 oe g ty ~ —— q f candidate for the Presidency oblit- _— | covers them. will amaze you. a: of cure ents. Write for F Yomen suffering pain i Bee ke se igaee so ° | ; ree taie * Hiwill pay you. Pell your friends. | yu. Gcoression See | crating himeelf.as long er Get prompt and permanent relief That film is an enemy to vour teeth— | Ordinary methods fail in these results. i Censultation and Examination Free ‘ pags, ot ie 6Wwas even the fuintest shadow Of a ° ; hs / - : . o es, COE & GAUME, Reetaj Specialists stant relief in the formula A-VOL, ».mote chance that a shuffle of th: with ellogg s ALL-BRAN and your gums. You must remove it. Thus the world has turned, largely on ee Pine Street. Sf tris vin Widely prescribed by physicians, bee jujitical deck might bring him up . : . dental advice, to this new method. i oe : Cause it does not depress the heart. again i iiiieiae ths” githoue deeiiiaaabed " It clings to teeth, gets into crevices and eB ar ~ “id, ij- | A.V teltle ic - a ‘ wes 5 z ermanen i = ae j , -¢’ > . : he ply tufted, sanitary ‘Mer ZA postal will bring one of i quickly subdues headaches This broad statement goes for the a ae from if eaten met eh oo roar he stays. .It absorbs discolorations and gives A few days’ use will prove its power i Siglo tie Lux- or women seeking employment veer ee eee ened them all—inecluding Charles Evans the intestine into spoonfuls daily—with every meal, vour teeth that cloudy, “off-color” look. beyond all doubt. Mail the coupon, A : “Se - . eo + , ii ° > p p L - a . enw “16 +e a a * * sad nm . . " . . . 7 ricea— . ® Special mee. res im today’s Eg te Ng P eaed tite Hughes, Gov. I rank lLowd n. (x a your body to torment you with in chronic cases. : Ready to serve. ‘yerms by the millions breed in it and lav ten-day tube will be sent you free. Hs ’ pages. , ’ Teeth Fm PET aaa bet Wood, James M. Cox and John W. deafly poisons. Headaches, pim- Delicious in cooking. With milk, . tf 95 As a P Davis as well as for the two whose ples, fatigue and sleeplessness can fruit or other cereals. Doctors e ~ = long battle elected Calvin Coolidge be traced to it. Rid yourself of recommend Kellogg’s because it is fee esos sesessesesessssesesesssaasseesosm a: _ : so handsomely. this ee ee Begin 100% bran. 5 Mail ES ‘ es ' ‘ear Oo Oo ago the word first ye Mr. K writes: . ee EIEIO LCL LO COOL ET De ' F R E ' P 1 : cmgpanoe or si fee ‘ % | today. As Mr. Kelly writes Made by Kellogg in Battle Creek, | 7 : : this Pepsadéen . i came out of Ure \West that Meacco” _ “Kelloge’s ALL-BRAN is the bestremedy Michigan. Sold by grocers every- | +, ae oe OO ' | Fi had divorced himseif. from any for constipation I ever used, and does ail ch “9 “Sg red rt i di h y] & the worst . for 10- Day Tube to The New-Day Quality Dentifrice § ° ‘ta rieauet f+] Presidency, that you claim. Before I started using it, Wass e. erved at leading hotels | : R 5 Endorsed by World's Dental Authorities ’ e further tous at Oe oe eee? * | Being constipated kept me sick with in- and restaurants. PCHEY tt teeth : 2S mNT CC »AN ‘ That was the pe riod of the tem po- Cigestion, but I find that ALL-BRAN stops « : ee ¥ ; S we Oe 1 THE PEI SODEN ; IMI ANY : } Quickly Relieved by An-a-cin rary revival of the Nationa! Demio- | constipation and relieves indigestion.” Seen | ies cata tae ch coach aang - Sec. A-2097, 1104 S. Wabash Ave. . s ai a 7} void ' Hupert G. KELLY ; sao hs Saas as a aes . T ¢ ; . crat, proclaimed as an organ devoid 0 : r Seas, © OOOO OREN Ber COR» MARR O COO ODN ARADO SS a aa ‘ Chicago, Hi., U.S. Be % Stuffiness—fever—chills—excessive nasal dis- of personal partisanship. 425 'W. Ponce Street, Balsigh, 2. C. . 104 es 53 ieel twith your TORE ae oe 8 f charge and other disturbing symptoms yield | Presently it developed tat _ Kellogg’s ALL-BRAN is guar. a a Re eR s Address 1 : promptly to the physicians’ safe prescription publisher of the paper was Elrod | anteed on a money-back basis to Se a S ge 1 APRS =a lye Hi fi An g cin the kluxer. and when the vcackers | ‘ . ; Name. pone.scshihasiaiusdamimamiama dae on _ os 5 ¥ 4 — Sy a ; 4 sav piupin hint ae Only one tube to a family. roo7 8 + ES ae eee OE eee a 7” of the enterprise wel vealed Une aneie : ' compounded t ee oe eos list \d like the muster roll of Ye Z LL“ bhasseencocenssasenseunsesésneneeussennn i aSecting the heart or disturbing the stomach. the McAdoo strength in 1] 1424 aeons : Clinically proven by physicia: ; through ten years of convention. and at the s:umeé time ty ° y F constant use for adults of all ages. half a dozen press: bureaus tur PML OIILiLt Ve ‘extie axl aXive nN Yaxtvaxtvextvaxtien ad eXtYe Yaxnvext OS AnARAL i” a ea Ae > Y An-a-cin Safely Relieves tioning Inds various aliases . Sy : Headache Influenza Rheumatism jtjjrougleout tle country were en- ~ \ Tr . . : eeceaue, ee gaged in spreading McAdoo propa- > f Y c euritis 22 Colds Neuralgia ganda. | _ | ° H November Will Tell Tale. TAKE age . ‘3 , Rankin’s declaration was sinc 9 = { Seicace a" YY BRANDRETH’S Does Your Ad > | sion of fe@ling toward the Volstead ] | ie B E te | the drys cannot admit tht ' Entirel V etab e Pills 4, et there is the ghost of an opportuniiy y Ce 19 r w 3 for a wet anywhere... It will not ¢-o Pure and Sa e T [7 ot if. . P until after next Novemoner that ‘hn: | fe . ‘, | 3 Le country will know if the rebellion The Best Complexion Pill IN =} § = Pewee to Saye ee BECAUSE yy When a man writes an advertisement he should réad it over very | t . ae Meanwhile, it behooves every . , y ¢ r¢ - Our - > t * | ; ee a eo ot Phe other day there was a din-| PRE: oe WY you are trying to “bally hoo” them into buying, they become wary. £ ie ; a ene ner to Gov. Ritchie in his neighboc- | ami a. = ft | 4 gently, and prevents the recur- ie State of Virginia. The Mae Coated Y ; seene 4 ; @ 3 $ Al : rence of dandruff Ss wet hope ta paseaue ie eee “. “ty ] It’s much better.to say simply, “We've just received a mighty good il i a mousiy popular in Virginia. The o shipment of prunes” than to shout about “our magnificent drray o | i he, eongressional delegation fro Vi Be --i1le , ‘ cies es) oe | finia is totally Hemocratic, and F S e Last 1. Louis strict 8° ‘ r scr re ele efatea’es jo te ¥; evs . . sry yur > e. 3 ’ ee e > as : - > a | avenue and west of Twentieth poe. Seecee Sngrenents a i ates ERS, ee ee the Advertising Club of St. Louis are learning more about every day { WES Pinaud $s stimulate tne flow of 100U one out of \ ireinia s doz mn Senators . 4h . ,;anda 4 ; wicked Norfolk district. >s4 fr ae aves estore your health If you are interested in this work, but not a member of the Club, mail this coupon today. Gro “4 ~ in his conipans 17} Tire'irm #Ow qt most of them in pS a) st Q . Ferguson and Florissant in Irn / ; However, | conve ;- il not he emoves Nn : f ing their regrets explained how 11 | If vour bodys is ail fagged-out d ‘ i ev Cl . Ww from i » «teeta as Tr , if vou are jJosing ad cities Uae those named: ad u was,.and ‘Hitchie, being: a pollil-jand tum down, if rou are lest The Advertising Club — | clan’ himself, understood and fer-!| weight steadilv, Jack app tite, a = . ~ | ° . 7. strength or energ whv | ne si [ ave. have no strength | io . f St. Lo ; SLANK : “a Stimulates and feeds the Sta A lot of things may happen in) not Jet Tanlac help you back to 0 sd us e 3 ? " : -— Wo years, among them the demon-. health and strength: ept., St. Lous, Mo. ” : | . “ stration that the prohibition tide So mun millions have been ben ae eg ee Fiash . NSIGHTLY dandruff i138 and keeping the scalp anti- ci turning fited by the Tanlae treatment, so PITTTTITITITITINTIT. Tit ak Ll kee eke ede lh decelerate ctedeh deh heh hahah) dhe ahead t e) . ; ‘os * : t : _a° « “5% > | on on te tn eae . € ‘ ares oo Ay Pg me ac- now known to be an in septic. Let the Wets Prove Case. many ao en t er , “st! 4 ‘ + rs are sudject to ur : ; . sie : J a , + eats © 6 2 - . aif _— rahe orpe noes it contains special oo rae ea ee uth pm cheer f iiv not to make the test. 4 Without obligating ne please send details about membership in the Advertising Clu : dness inactive blood vessels of the am spraved New | atural tonie and builder, a com 4 , f with the sale or @istribu- : : life The h: volved dealing with depraved .New : , i dieeknen Wieden > . 4 ~ Ed. Pinaud S Fau de Quin- scalp to or 4 we. ¢ 4} 7% York and recreant Mary land, and pou ca a . e 8 : : “ on « af ae eae E e os oe : ed ‘ ; > - - es > : i ae a trad : ~~ eh a e » . - the honora ble and jueratis jobs ce a ne a wre elt : . = Saves Job and Health A ; ; ae ‘ ; . a : arey andrull and restor that Washington hands oUt as a Ot tie need to wait loan to .“For a year I felt so plaved out I » Business Acdress : the hair to health. All druggists and department storcs ‘reward fer party service It is . Bee ~_s es Py could hardly stand up. I was nerv- i s — : . vet resuits, bamine goes rigat to dizzy, had no etite and ‘ eS *. TL. f ‘ ontic have Ed. Pinaud’s Eau de Quinine larv but it will always have an > yor eee 1. aed rome cot gp a a eee — 2 | so | & ae P rg ' ‘oad : T.1@ Se@% ft troubie La at OF S »OG. ; ; % = 4 - gent e, sate antise ptt Hair Tonic. Fach bottie bears the alibi in state's rights. cea i el » vast diference in your pains in my back and just hadto | : Advertising Club of St. Louis, ‘ ‘a In Ed. Pinaud S Eau de Quin signature of Fd Pinaud Pinaud 1 —_ we nountrs shotun wet ru nor ‘ _ ELOY I j drag mvself around. > C Q : Cc) b B Ndi < *- ine destroys dandruff germs Incorporated, go Fifth Avgnue, New Necomeont 4f tice tn oo ot eve mere “But Tanlac turnedthe trickin my | A Uity Uiubd bulging. 5 : “ e a spe | dhdenneeetie Eentndinens otcy ier oc ES sleep better at night and the favor. Now I am in as good health H ' ” completely, removing the scales York. ‘enormity of having men in office color begins to creep back into as ever in my life; I eat ravenously. Se Rn AAGn AA CICA RAED AARAGADA RADA RAAADADADA CAAA AA RADADDORAADA GROARA PAOADAORRADADA ADA nae hahcnaarhnathadonone Haven't had an ache or pain in I nstead of mere- ee TE ; who vote for rum instead cheeks. months and months. Feel fine all the time.” ,our washed-out . , ly drinking it--the Southern states Don't put off taking Taniae an e InNaqQuUu Y iwill still be as dry as they wish. j¢hor precious day. Step into the Rav Roggensack 1295 Thomas Place Dubugue, lowa T his Donated by the Post-Dispatch m_ the opace s % « TRAY L_AianARATES: This condition does not eXist yet; | n, iru tore and get : le . . ; - | - — wena ee ae Sere one ee 8 Interest of More Efficient Co-ordination of Advertising ” it is still to be demonstrated that lof this world-famed-tonie. That's | D pond a wet can be elected, hence suchithe first tImiportant step back to And by acting promptiv vou will } explosions as that of the Tupelo{ health and viger. Every day's de. aveid further loss of cnergy aad | Jor the hair and scalp cltatesnmian lav menus necessary sufferiug weight due your present run- } The 1923 election is mnaed for Tar . down condition. la —" Serer oe O92 yg lthe struggle coming next Nov tang % svet : Vegetable Pilis for coust!pution. - IO! LOVED SYA PODS 2 . I ve

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a peadneir es 149° @! le) RB SATS Nese 7 AAT Se Ble te vata nfbatiened a ene Pilic far eons! pation 0 ERA Te aE EO EL — “fit fiteer were HALLAHAN HOLDS WHITE SOX TO TWO HITS AND CARDS WIN, 27 ; O'Farrell Drives in Both “He Shut Out the White Sox Carlaris’ Owner Sisler Schedules 12-Inning Schaefer Runs for Hornsby’s Men = > ©. al ~via Practice Games for Last Three oy a In Seven - Inning Contest ae: Days at Tarpon Springs Camp Anderson Makes Decision Foi- Hoppe be — ~~ a - + ~ é*~ ~ i rye - s — _ : - , ' P ee - . > 2 i : : 71 Fr trtocsea oct. ,e-sae- i¢- enn -_ + - | il ~ a wee S | = = T rir" . — ~ -™ S&S . & a ** Qi ft id a ee Se . ' — ‘ «+ . ° . ae ae 7 ~ — Showing the Same Punch Against Collins’ Clué That It . 54 B, +i tae es we Roki we ia _ a «: bes LA} baau ie ee - A wane arena . o ** _ — -_ bd ' -2 TT? 2 sa Z . _~— ™~, boll so ~ > = £4 al ~ «£ r - =~ ~~ —o - — eae, ey : aoe he tssor atet Press. By ¢ i > ; ~ r . * “ i mania wane Wanna’ —_ TT . ~~ PY 48 a4 resi ‘ © gersaii~nai arc - a —— as — ~ ° ~ —_- . a* -—~ - . - “eT > ? Sas 4 oe = LRPPON SPRINGS . 3 Jarch ——_ Bless bie pean is ine eS CUS | 1am Cc oogan ~-—_«~ > + + - - acrrec. ~ — a - — & ——. - - »* + - a. Ne et es ee —- « ~*~ — — -_-_ 2 - . ‘ai y “ i dh ~ a Sed ? Z ; 2. whe =X *- =. ~- «~- L.. oan + > — ~ nz = * ~~ - om? FOS > > - ~*~ ~~ > wt the Post- Dispatch — staff. erie British colt. tn the Coffecth “Trupted by th ain¥ spe. na aS ©W*pt across the western coast UWieh ter - —/ Se le - * -« _ & - ¥ _ _* : - ~~ . 4 TT} an ms - - — — — = ~~ re . - z . ¢ je. + Mar _ > £3 % ” ; >" . ‘ wage ns - Fe = ~_P rs = — ~ - 2.2m re fe - ~- al Br _* : = ALLAS. Sp . - ai’ . ain bist a i _— a aimenel . se sd s Be + | 3 = -y By ote | 7 = > = J sti & ref | ~ . Wit. - s ~_s 2 a's ¥ TS lgea a di nis re wus ,% - > ew = - ed em hl * am ’ 4 : pe: : °. a = - ~ _— = - - Ly rp | > 4 = Y - 3 Caip todar, for the team has proved that it can def-at a major leagu nm Anderson. is ccine to during the sing dars of spring training here. He announced todar i ba . : _ —_—_ = . " . vi ” —_ " 9 - — ii — a — ~ # - - - — - - . . ; oe * a= : ~ . - - . r mhMobemR ras ba) rine « = - 2 wt e % - _* ~ - *. ~ s “et ~ - +O 4 - ll club just as minor league clubs have been beaten. ne s¥aillo Zz 73 Aig OW! at he would stage thr practice games for his squad with each . “ ; =) hast ke " ti — * —— ~# > = \ * os a ~ a aes - 2a a i i a , sae a re - 22 - » - —? - _ -- — - h si ds - . - bd “ » +. - Yr ; itiors ar ; ~ atta ned + ‘ _ ~ 3 Oe = un bs 2s7P>.- ee oe ew Lil» ; = = — we me a he hit. in three iInfliings To the eteia “Yrs ri — = that the na- 5 al > ~-_ > - * a we * * — — = oa > = » an po. ~_- as * Eee sicily Be ae nope ~ « Cos « : ‘ aaa — = and , . bh won ie womhe a + po Yo = +a | ng Tith a colt: worth 2.13 \@se l2-inning games for Saperhbas March 17. one run, - «4 . > ? & as We x awaté ~- - - wee - 8 " = Se . ea lil — oe aS pees : Lan imes that. ia tomos ‘ ia Thursda five hit- im five imaings to the Phil- ? > ’ os . : = ? (9 Bill H 1 ar Far- - i it a ee er a a i lee : an —_ . 3 6 f2G..250GN anu s A som has made no secre - oe" 4 f extending prac- Hes March 35. His work easily " * rn ¢ 2 7 . . > . o . m7 - > ~ we —_ o > - — ’ _ . rem poes the credit for the ow o e pee : a | 1922 Champions Leuie rague. and Thevere=. ss 2 > itchers Neel Work —— . A ached 4 +s es x - ‘ = ; a . . ee > > F * a - " . = parr 2 ? - # an — on + - 3° anes . * ea = _ a = ie os = ~~: + de ~* - _ The whole rut soked good | —_ — —_—_——_ — Ww e BO eA N ch aR OAs apnea te hese ie ‘he Western — - aa 4 ais Teas 3 - pI | I ” e © her wit =i Ser *“coRers TL o. - Te sot (23 (ua he issued omis ws ’ et i - - “~ 2 . ~F Z rr5 ¢ a” “ = 9 ° ss fe a 22 © a ra.n ak — stilt coaulons WV HITE ~wL ne aa a] os mae a F _ . ~ ane ne T 2s Ta x iv —_— cat ars -~ = z “ - * ie There were Fo errors ar.4 Te eret*a. - - AB. K = : A. i - — = , a - . _ , oF r : tthe ss a ee i mor — am der onal it * Be € Mesa. ¢ Eh. t Lincoln Lif ‘ F W edge for tha omenine of the season ntrol has been noted by the piary-! _ a and Bliankenship the Chicago ~wett. ss 4 a i 1 = 0 C es ° ort ayne sen ; ire e sracves hg —— a : : ae i resterday Unat the maa ; . | ~~ ce + = a? Ted i Ss Ss} oe 4 =. , : 3 : on : : es > tke Hunneficid. *s ” vo ” 0 ” rT) ° A r caeF _ eins a 5 uri@ rs. = Te ; IU f e €iz = ‘. 6 uae ( ewilins *h g e 1 1 i a to Trv for Record m " ™ 7 _ . ’ ” ” onfident Punc h Is The y : Les = cuam- . . “¥ : — * 2 - > . = P= “— ~" in a > Te. BY. : four of them doubies aptehansadiatr ees sheriy. 1d ~ o “ ” ” 4 : inn - vo i An % ae - =a thea game was pa Faik. if ; ” e 2 ” 1 Rf Ev or oa . ‘. ages Pee ee ae Ww iTD 2 ners to get six ‘ ~— 7 —- . — +? ~- - “= _ ; 4 ~~ = os * 4 = a allies ns > -_ ~ aie w — - on tre ream Witt ne @xrcepudclg Barrett. rf : e a I vu a eam: ent. . eS ee ‘ * i, sae atti = arene Hie oe kk ne => - A ite ance, ~ e -" @2e P ? = - 3 =o - 4 Shas | Sk ~.4 m+ > bare oe 7 ~is- * e * ; ' of Thevrenox and Hallahan. hit Grebewski. « wee Bae Be. e ” L i “ re “2 > = sue 4 “ i ae - : ‘ — ’ a 6 — ‘ -he Hakoah Soccer: = ce vas Sic oem es palit = —_ ——- “— — — 4 : we? LT. = ’ __ at - . Se a Pe 4 ‘se Farce _huists hop — 7 . : 1 slightest loophole. Totais 21 ” > fi : i a gsi . i az r to get sm : a a a “ x ton bheattie here, x i ‘ called at ee end of the sevent) “4 workers i- ad ‘ anecsaing down ny ea Mt = ; | . +a is i S +> i-—e-. * 2 ; os _7 ae = as 23 7 = :3 koah Another Bill Sherde! imaing on rain. - . = ite tit omit to eae: i. Ba = 4 ‘ede ss b. a » ~ URE BY swe ¥ ~ ane =2 e: ine “ c 3 7 , > : a 3 ~~ -_ ze ?s l - — i “ “s a . . ae - . . a oe t ee ge ee, =| Coninnis ° 1e@10¢6 e 2 ss E ‘mg un in th jus iz s> 2 . _—_ riregatien. The team) the € abe! ¢ es spo iv a We@.4 ak thd aed 3 - White | rT) e TY e o a Bin c a : 25 f be =m “ -3S - 2 ~ 9 it eres Lian ri i ters .- a - & At peril Lr~gnd ‘ 4 me The youn south pas Two-base hite—Haf«y. 0 Farreil. (ollins She — + iT ° ° : ’ eesti - — semanas “ rs w= rep a . : ; a7 - ‘nt -he - . i Deuble piar by to There a Sherdel on Basse om bdalis—ort a = records ® i be smashed be- * — o- ” Toa 3s the war Sisler greets ¢! : en : +e ot oe . ee “ - ~* = + —o >. 1. Struck eut—Br Leverett. ts ? se : P Nea ee Wie eA ie ; = a fs : . r : X\ ae eS - or ane ‘ Pe a tae dem de ree SS » _* ~Re meurnd He has shown a world 3: bv Hallahes. 4: bs Biankeochip +S -> — ~ - ri iin sat bie: scactities iti : : - a? oe oa Te Sebe ne —_— resa Sn ae Pteching rer ce. 3 hite a zm - zi i +7" « i aa oe ag C 2OTrTow we. The = —— = = Ye . Pa ™ . ~~, AND CHAPIN r _* eee 3 —* ~ a ~ ante * runs in a innings af? Blankenship. 1 hit 4 - er a é + y -~ an s 7 ma Pek aw rs ren. i tae . » ; | snder fire, he demenstrated his 8° runs inmings. Left em bases—st . e- ae oe : veto x“ itis ~ Painy * the entire spring res. Wor ° EASY WINNERS IN , = Te Leaix, 5: "White “oz. & Time of game— r = . . - hear were, for Thursda ? oie spn a a pay pitch rea. Ort! a. rr. ee ee — =. % ODE = : _ ae wpe ines —_ . - | GEC RGIA NET EVENT ..- a % “ener + —— & =-- 3 a ‘ a ails many. but that F*® waikead so few - set r ¢a'. = S fae : rhe ene ‘ oe eee em =" 4 ;&. martes 34 —Faro- time | Rd : ? : t he a > ~* ™, , - = * a Ye L@7Taars VTiertorr x. + *s = ~ - 24 «¢ z x fF ~ a - a pe ~—— . - look he ball was a treacherous thing & 38) ras @ six- verity : Z ind * im uniform. galbboine areuea + fret round of the Seuth At-| : - ieee 1s - « - ta ia ids . » * 3 7 _/ = in - &. Tyla ~ > - Ts : - - ° = ~ - _— > —— ~- ~ + he - 7 eee 7 3 ~ — ——_—— ~ ; P.&' ed ”- BN rS. b a : an P| en ri rT * &% * ~ _oFesg i >reg: rs* . ia =. rea Sen a : - A d ok } ti J Be ~ ctw ce 6 oe en rs a a °v urnament bere yes- = : : UTS . ap A eee Fhe Se [rom ~im- 6g 0% ~ t reine” : _ : ~ be: eeventh imning erp e3 i ew m= + >? . $3 ln — = _ — eae ~+ a « te . = _~ * 3 “~ c*’ar ——— a See Sf: = - 2 . - Ree . ‘ j 4¢@ 7 a ee Phi ?. , ~ — ~ . SS ee _" ~ + wesc ridi.s wh Rel & See ae ee © eS -« Tas - . - —_ . __— —— ‘ > is eos Fi = = = or ~ . . en . 14 : ou — nigh ane merited sixtd sac’ match from Reeves impires took comp ssion on the “all right. ~ "e — —_ a+ 4's a a . — ; . ~~ 2 —_ _ 77 ~ . : ae : sntes* =" an enc F f y 4 of 2 BER " 32S iz eda >IT ie Tis a bo? Le) ~> f ‘ _—_ Tine One “ft «ow & 1 29 af Ashetilie, br 7 Wasnt an error made br either ? as ne ae as? - i = - ; When danger threatened Halla- on ‘ipa LLLP LPP LLLP lA ml ae 3 = - ae Same scores, &—l. &—i &. & : *ss » ™ , — ¢ > > -_ a . =_—- . = ad 5 nd ‘ han Wis chews to ee ants on tahaca ’ a : 4 &.A& reacne: =a . et Lid & & 2% 4 - > - en sem i. & —" Eee oes - - - - a y oe inatie. d. Mass..- we om han was there. He not only pitehed 27> Falk reac } at T At Tia J s experts predict that ever | ty : —_ * + . +o. » —_ t - re tz ad z h - enel? out of some tight places. ( -* mte® to left center, but fust ampa. é la Juana. | , om Niewke’s Kiel ° from F. W. Thomas, Sete ims . Ot = x ve * 3s the tae fie a *Anws eras + hic a . ee a ~ aaa 2 > , 3 - Last . iS - ig a | ree h seca 8 es - oe 3 + — —* ae =e ~ &% +a “owt “se. $s: ‘a =3. 3 ~T@a@r--.cs “= . 3 Jz wi? Povsgtel « ,| , pst . jae ... A ~ } @ aa » ze © ns c -s — r~ 4 ” ‘ + ~ ~ —— . * hw - : : = o, wens Pen ee =e Io = ae — ae - +3 : ~ ha ~ 4 = a . 2 ; ._=-s- pf a s Pan — -_ - 277 z eae B4 ‘te =. “e 2 - . = - . w¥- “ ~~ sae Sr &i Waid wk - " ane =f ~“s. «wee . .% yer o ni — - ce aoe as : Bape capemme oes ony as - teense a —— oe Ue nie 7 : ~. Memphis. defeated Bebby Haxhes. ; “© ‘ greates: hurdier, off the Ashesie, * : . Tenald oc and 0 Were Oy Taereh Th erence ain! Rat eo ET oe mir ig bao he Tee ee ee ks 2 “S35 en ° ‘ ~ — : eae 9 ' : f-TOouna match with = + on . , ° ; hor Terk oF Gere. or tw fi OPUS; 1 2eren anc pOt- fe:ene MHacx- Marve! yt ; PHI! (DE LPI tA.—F rnie Jarvis, } M4 ost = ; ave Shade — § f tyuPrustia eT — Rat- , weer hi wep tins eT... . + i _ a it ae ee =? ~ = ed . J ~ —_ ‘ re ' 4 . “% 4 z . : P a . : ; ' oon “i * : OT O.RA tl) ie TPO p 4 Hal- Third race 12 sla 4 rear Thine one me ~ " ' . .oxon ; r Engiand. awarded decision over z+r Flowers, Negro holder of the Capers. iugusta, ME — . ‘. = > a * *e ¢ Run ‘ . a id me ‘e Chicago fans must have bad se- icine — ‘ sah retin, RCS me mie a: ~is , : : , ane sais — ee ~ - > * . - . . . . ° ‘ : oe 2-2... — i t - cS - 5 = : é a ; Th : ia oe — 24a NE : Bx Kuffan LM Sta : t4 ais we ee te ; ‘ : beat Jackie Feldman. Baitimere, f. a meeting with AT teheviltie.- t—i, Ge . ™. . De our.y atcher came Bottomilevr mage 3 firme rliar *n 24 S °st | Peit , Sass Warn = Pest ghbhe ilmi- Jeok + Brenrzan : - 3 " ae ite Sect a Ter Cobb Ir ‘ 2O0..0miey mace a fine P.ay > i tee - \- : ih é io eight reunds. ean rennan, L# irda ‘ g New York, Tr Cone ~ -)h a ‘ terse en . . —_—— ~~ * * ‘ ~ : - ~ oR ‘ . ie a, ; _ $7 “6 . — = ie sito —— Trenton, wen from Teddy Silva. iif Manager. Jacx Keares. = =: iA, §— Walter Thomas, BALLIOL? : 5 > Oy } ; : ru 4 . ; "ss Sy Tus 4 r ' ’ ’ 4 : ; $ - 1 > é‘ : | ee 4 . : patition and (tw out. Om the secend inniny Skeely had walked c¢ 37h ~— LOR Realize *“lew Bank “S adele W : Da Rus tisvill« Califernia, en a feul, five rounds. nin re a few dares. oroba’ Be ac UD ve a e- a a £3 Se or eeren é ie “nee ‘ . "3g ~ ove r am z2ined 2 technica! dee rvsien ater . . ee. ¥ ma ELT. - > "La 4 I i 2 é — y, . acpi = M3 wer Siar a > ane " -s 2S ss * oF ae, -_ ~~ ~ > ? ~* e xe) 3 oases ° * . - "? 7 PP in Yaneed with a d Bie, ani O'Far- amd with a quick underhand threw Vowrfeecr [Ae Y . > ow a ene ae LES ihiah old 23 3s ' : “in Jee Walters. ( eclumbia. Ind. five i 1 vw : t oen _— a —— a - — —_- a . oem ~ “+. —_— te es a ia. “ ’ -~ iA em . . . .é _ “ 4° . eee 4 — “2 er fe ee tee ate: Sar o* ~ 2 . : a. sD eae F's a : i—_ ™ : “ e- ; — 3 am etl ane se om 4 reuand.«. : ek Sh , PG Ltée * ii @~- ' : ee ome 77 . ‘ ‘ , ‘ Howard Voshe!,. a 39 . een J o% nae ; - re “ _ : . : _ . ide eee Fo . knocked eat J ark Mitchel. In- — _ is - 2ef : a 4 : as oriing te —. ~~ " ase Me iv Ci ~ oe ote acroRese mm o> ‘Kern a - : 2 ~ . onantewre? o> , . - x" - ‘ ° - . 2 : — . Seo 2 oe] Poe S ow ~- » se Ww te ~ - "= > > . . + ~~ — a niin e _ = — . — ~ * ~, i : x — may = sal . > Kien ror fhen he tretched the limit to race. S120 emia yo oes J ” a r Yor VWESToOU. SN. O —Ted Morgan _ : . 4 : 2 i Leen be —_— es | - with Rortom er 4 ot Ts iar "a=? _ SS nr. “> ; rove n° ipr ” . — ie ' arn - eager : # 5 ‘ ‘ . ore t ale sal _* a ith ua» : - . . —s a dea irate mate 7 oes > ze | the - ana > rer ~Oonz . . _ ae vf ape: &) ae ~in 4 ° 7 “| Reverie: 4 = = - -~ i 7 I¥ 2. [. rounds. —™* -@ “errs (fe Ff aegda es * ++" Q ot between Seott and Kamm which : aes a point ‘e 6 §3 oe 700. Dema> Lis Rasu T Tae? — = w ee 2 pain “ ™ - > 9 Ss 3 4 "4 ee = , rm r+ 2 m4 = , ro - o 4 z ~ - - , > : ming i ~~ his foot om the bag Sri iting is 97 *Rruther e T , —— ASTORIA, Ore. — Jimmy “cere, —_— "ene + I and : * i. Cha ft he the i.e = 2 Ps ! ‘o.3 g - - Sm “ Re . =? — me ~~ = ws a a — rs wd " * is . . . - oul ; - — : . . _Deepat: Botton +, .0 Sur a > « aA iat ras &C m awe ye race. $1300 The Palette fen -- sop aA Se ‘a i a r iy = yr i ' * _ lagerseil, ieeni lightweight. eight 4 Ive 3 - lay, ge te the Post +. In acai? _ oe 4 » taeamter Avra + somethin besides ™akir - ne , mag — si . 3 ee : S "22 Pros > —— ile ee - “ nate Ee. in add am Was .arge:y due to — pear cai MALES 2a8@ Meap. J-reear-olds and op. ome mile acc 7 Sererth, ~a.c3© a ee aiming 3 ’ - Ind wimna: 1923 reagnds, , » 4 1 Ine ¢ major BAN’. UL. Marek -8 8 '? eo FP ner e > ‘ *? . . te _ een 4 wien “@ Fa cre.? —' ~~ pai oho ae rua reg "s anc; ; oe zs = - ~ — ee. - ear Tus Bhs Farrel’s efforts a @ & Ser wer Se " 4 : , sig +. er Ra =5 ae . a - ; Sr eneniiieaes - - Sa ; —- a eo ,az i = - YEW’ ORLEAS\S.—Bicz Bev Pe- -aptain a’ the tn? oT ety lveced 2 os ? om 1 : thir 2 — Aue FOURE SOUcs- : hauiaetos ss: . ¥ . » -~-4 > . = ee oo te* =" “ , * % > - ° = . ™ od * . aa * —_ , a Ww Las rn fidenc in Ro > ane UWSals va ‘ — ;. 7 2 oem a a crt « a : rerag . 2 i 4} ef a ii-reund ge te Y eung “Ma- r ees wal « th npetem- ; . Steer Fucces ...ii Relivar Bond ee a 2 SERRE NS. aoe ames . . "is. Willi iaaA ae ee when the catcher tela m to do ONNen~ ee ee eee : Zo S ae ont Beltane Cc €. Turcecs | Sone saber a INSI EF R , SER , f I TO rulle,. 173. when Referee Joe We- | Ra 5. -s. a fae »: : —_ s4.2 —_ . aati = — sid ~ ential _— — + -_= on eae, © _ —— | _ an . . — sia . D . ‘ o to» - ya -— * a * a TAaUus an eo, Be iid it and bens > env Seen ore amu . LTS entry “4 (Ivrment disqualified Petersen fer ‘ a here 1 Uesce gh i ~ sa * ~ ® * -~_- . 2. s w s+ ‘ +. s a “ - z . . “y = ms - P . = a . : . 7 : t. . = > Sted thessty. O'Parredl exeour.? Notes From anaes Ot Ser Dat, Pee ee lee cent ogee: «= BE PLAYED THES YEAR = Stes. Grover Matta. ans ne clashes with Jena: ae mee No ~ d . . = Vv ; ay " se _ " ? 7? whi: 4 . J : le of Paris. D Jim Me len. | in of the Caiversity of Tiinete | I team severai year® ago. Meet Frank Lemarque _ bCanczdian. in the headline; re . : ae a s - ot . oe : . . . 7.48 anc UP. @re “Ss . , - : — -_ ~_ ' _ —_ —e —— n . NEW ND HEAVY ry he" a - iti ain: © * ZEALA! . » a © $ + = ; = . 7 ‘ ~ bs ‘ - Az oni 7 te e . - " be : ~_ . } . re) - - _ - . - nf = ~_~_—- — ae -_-- 2A. eer Sf a ‘ » i o is = a rm : " . —_ ee oa a ee . a ‘ ~ — ie rs vaiming 4 — ee aag — oo: a O : ne . % ' “ . . mS a ot a i A : és ’ . sn i " +. : : - _ ~~ . ‘ 4 ~ a « . ~~ = — - > - on . = waa @ ae ae ithiand’s weather gods 1 — ;. Lester Z 7 s forecas me radica ' = : . “« : : i Me OG. FE ‘ ? ™ - > ‘ _ 2) - = ‘oe, a = *%*%s% es _ = Terry s } a — s ss -~ we eu i ~_ - ‘ . . ‘ " » - ~ : ~ ~ oF 2 . . —_ 2 — ~ - : Le Orwasis g falas . At Oriando —_ a —e z 2 gam s Year as a - : , several Sig league basebda lubs - ae aston i ne A mse 4 —e “ ~ ~ - ~- - = - “ im? : - ~~ ~ . — ™ — * ad ~ . hs ~ = * - = = ~ . . ~ —_ (ards Display Punch MOR. ns SO near at hand _ ap. ie | -UrwRES Eee ne >. em : 4 : . en oh ; _22 ic BOI “peaks. er sealed: ain tain - . ae. ‘ . =o r a 7-4 , ~ ~ . ~ ~~ me - mee - ——— . Four games fizsle.j zt > were és... & - . . mn ° e- ~ Some “ a é ._ - ~A2s+¢ a . * . . _- i pete Se 2G Yes. 48ruaY OeCa Use ef rain raneor pc Me x= 2 °' =a Ta i 7 . - 7. = > vr Re e “* , ** ; . ie - ~ — eae ss pa z - - “ od » = - . A. — ae ~ = z~ : =f BT ~ > tg Oo x* os? uge- z" Fs . = 08 = bh oe a . as tad ~ a , ' ~~ a ~_- — o - - . ad >t alii si ° Ht —_ ms — sl yon. v 7 . se + " “5 b r ’ 2 per: rl 2+y Om mh nee eo - a) a . as | £ imag Tha uu Mnts, Erste e a as Dir "Dera Lutz . i> Chef iy Weather ci ; “= "as? : s : 4 - ~ 5 = = - ; , . The Boston Braves read rd cece. S60). claiming. frearci@e , i ; z zx ‘ : b Taey made eig: : Was fre. es of ? St Peter ma up. ° -J7-Ongs : : : : v= 4 ~ > rere *3 > neat” - ~ _— is — ie a ~ : ho — hg . HM ae: I " - s » . Ow ~ Vrs A at I@ Wepa Ce aes 2 za oe aa : ary a za . ‘ ra = "led ~ 2 ° o 7 x x - i " wees : alta . . = - oe > ay > w = : ~ “Wei G 4 _ x ~ s > . + , ~ee - " ° & _ : ? > % = - . ~ = - T * arti ee Th. «gaat 4 - x a7 4 zt it we ite) .e8 3 ai sti — Si 4 a mS Sati 4 i m _ > ‘ @ 3 - te : ? Zz @ ‘j Pr z EVEN such 23 Marz? other smart a = 4 a. : . = * - -_ -_ -_- . he infielders’ ¢ 3 oh tile showers descended. an: it furlongs: & 28 - ’ | " : 42 ” “ . ~ x 2 _ > a ‘ 4 * . > ? » ~”~ 2 % = - ae . on i s A™TeDcan .@ag ers Pvat- “iP. a nans > Sad - 3. — , ms ~ - gy Blankens b te ne See a” tae 11g Bethienem Se Rig Brae ; i tw ¥ you to org m iss ht @ . ee a Sumer 3 “tyne a sacri? i o> a ; o . . ‘ ‘ alled anishin laddenstoy se . ; g—in predicted | pon wie FY . ? ¥ - . - ~ * . . us » ~ a - - - - i= r a : ~ . ry : ea Tse a 3 Senn 3 > Mer ram dam 4 i ; ** a a. autrT ,. read ? 2 » . “a ce *R ~— — = _ a — " 7 - ' a wter Meld bh : gule " : eerie —— a ay e a ~ Sa »® rp erty: eid which un- Rath Raps Out Hemmer. ad aii at mn - , ones : i im tTaining carp "tests A its Bag A a dee ame Wie a aie oie oes Fifth sace, $700. allowartces 2-rear-clds. “O"E* ev are unmatcee we yb Las + eB recta ‘ Vi Si ii. " aoe seutas da ie ew ur On TS - nanan os. © mcm Zuler 3 . ia ¥@ OS TI aS i Tz 5 entift = . VT ae Yankese = 3 periin ereiae = — + “2 —_ - enn - “s a ~ 2 “as Pie os : ry “a + ' “4? ° oh . m £25 K COS TWlAGe Le: , 2. Sarm- Mary teuseman & « Ss. - . $ : : tS fT me _&. : - a i . a ; , slash . - 9 mae ass ‘*. , ~~. -* - - : os - @ wm Betts ‘ ng: 2am. the Rahe > mee’? “orm >Des eT S Seee ...Ad Narroiigh: ~ | “ ee s i bad ’ . > * , 7 =. > . * > ~e 5 e+ : , danse 4 mations ‘i pale = rT ee ; % ¥ i ae =. a Se — . : — . 3 rr ia : " _ . 4 oe _orr ind Mexyse aach elantin Lap. tee sing —_ a.°8 POUN La a a : _ aD - «st . : ” . ? | ad - : \ Py " ~ * > a . , ? > ¢ ad - ‘ bf ~ 3 : ee - H 3 : } OUtIIng a Sreenback .. Be. he ped ce 4rearcids, @ bc 7 — _ 3 Ca ; Qua itv. ; a “ “ _ _2 ™ + > o- ~ : z . ~~ oe — ses ll _ e ; a ~* iz 3 + ~~ r -” 4 i od g - - » ame. “ke SA. a ~“~s ithe. a TPR -O ae ’ zx? a Fag ae i ~ 4 7 2 - -_ ’ 48 * ester had seen what ‘the ers» end up. sfe mile an nee cheer tS Renan 2 Theo : : no wortny SUDSUSs ba ea 12-s8i => : : : 4 ar A ao s- * a r os “ ; a: - i _ iat o oe “ ma i —_ -" * « Vav ~ ° sa ns “a> "7 Si . ~—A—~ ’ + a= 4 ns “ ; a 4% o- ~s* 2c “ . . r > : 4 a ” = pe ~ a « _— — : ad =X i ca 4 oe. = * “ . . =. e Serer: "2ee ‘ att We. Phos 4 4. eq ~ - ® ng r .@nca 8S a ae Be RG i a al om ne , - teld mee se Falk ad mo ance , * € 454 olde ard = ul ’ > P pone ° . eo “€4 ss © + 7-4 ‘uk ee - ? —* - a : ° - 5 ’ — - x Sears iv? A is : : . s bie - »* « ee > * eo B 4 ) = - “a ie s - ae. ® a ‘ iis ; .rac? Trey — car iy Aca od a = aoe = > 3 — ~hee . : ™ > * — . f id ws * —- “ar ~Tals o act - ’ - ‘a Pa z [ ise ‘t‘ehinee om £6 wa tim icici Ss « . 2 “ rm =: : ; e 4 as” wT —_ a7 :®@ , sa = ¥ on - a - 2 r : i ™ - 1s : . ” = ms eT il F ‘ ; ae ; _— = r 2.4 if3 sen ua re 7 wr) ae - ~~ x > - a :? , > 4% . ° . 4 - * ae LZ ° — y : —™tO ifm center in the third frame : nd Moore, beth on the hoe . vent) rac gon > rit ‘. mar . be tn fit eams ie ag — 2 qomccte tee, rear ‘ al . ar -ondition m - 7 e ~~ - . - rm “ : : mt a - a = and PULEd dewrnan a irive fre “: i steape . i an a ™! pen the season, but Trarnors , ) Macy Mau Ce- Rone F@ine's bat iO sea ct’ Br the Ameriated Prees uted yocondeon © 200 GOLFERS EN - ; 25a . =e ve 8 resaPoncdcin r = y Ee ee a j + ty 5 mt, / 2 a ; = ’ . - ’ " . 7 rt) “Whar | t/ The White Sox appear ‘oc be a ‘reatmen’ : oi thur made a courageous ra! ie = Caraicadeer ti "ram ee re A _IN EGYPT TOURNEY Cc i G oa R S *28 OVLY“ONE PRICE RAAB BROS. CUSTOM TAILORS ¥ * 24 = bm * —— " ae ad - . ° . OO _—_ — _ —_—_— OE EE EEE Se eS eee hlUlrhkklUC KC rll Uhh EL CC ThUCUl iti‘(#;’Ct‘(‘i‘ LC RT .llOC~C~C~YW”C”O:;:;*;:;:«:«:é‘“‘ ia “al Ree ee UCU ee ee ee EEE ES ll good Ball team. well balanced and Che evelan® Indians, Cincinnati third pertod of last mights cam > anne wit! = ail ale : Reds a r ; m ae i re 3 — . ‘ cs id ‘ Aa ‘ise .*s wb sei : SelPTOit Tigers , oa = er x - 2 —— .__ a, | éi . ; n2 de ees: + ‘ . 5 Ww a . ~* , amy team trou ie. ns ‘ the rough spets of their for the Allan Cup. embiema-: : Meyers Hurnbies. se tee ni, en be et See fi | Pp " ta iD, om , Throw: : Pago _ "orm Porto ico > . a) * @% 4 7 ‘- ~ a A.nes« a ‘aeir resgpert “—_ + oe ohms : ‘ sadtan — : aoe ae i .3 Buea mis . > Amother Ganx Today ame : — " anac: aii LMaAlew tr the Agaocts - . “J * — on _ —_ " . - . sé ° aoe te - y ~ ee . , a r oy ws “ ; SUL ! . *2 go.f tourna- ¢ , ‘ ~ te — f : a a“ . = - . a s . on - : . T -_ ' . ome r . - ; perma lta. horde! er Haines will “““* “#©¢ 4°@18ns DSeueves Luke Se- utes r vertime 3 © = _— . , =. & : ° ie ba . ot oe ~¢ ie “aes , me . . 2 ee tefeated ee te. il ; “ « ptte h far the Cardina s> while Cal. re. LAs Aan Ucgs ‘ 2 ** 4° >» dena ek — =e - ‘. * b PEL ain icine . sv : ‘ , xz ; * a bei : Establisred 13903 t* ¥ y he ee DA cs p az . [As ‘des Zz" ated Be Se. 2 oe * H oY ” o ' % . ' eo 2. pa Be -. =F , q * eS are to start Thurster. Eddie epee 7 + - — - “ . = y 5 » ' ~ 4g : ——_? > = « at ~~ ~aa © ~ et mE ES So 2 Se Tl > Beet new dt pad ad ‘i 4 ' te . * a? et , H. ‘4. Ft SA. @ - > . ~ - ~~ a7 ws. oe ——— ’ —— SR VER So aan ed sapee+ . ‘ a ee itis on Ot eae vena oamaaal

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— —— = ~~ ees es : ° wees & LOWERNELY: Gear CG). | ST-LOUIS POST-DISPAICH 7 eA EVENING, Masicn 20, 1020 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH fo i 2 : » ‘Ss id « i . $r . - ; ° & ? 2 : > te che ames r high Tun o 4 this morning that the na- ' As far as I am concerned -the _ owned by George P. Burleigh "ed duce the rrowns’ regular infield |bounds, as the hall comes faster) runner trying to get yack to. first which according to Chairman ¢ 2 mi “——— 140 sth, = Aaa formeg final in which the Ben Mil ‘Pirates still look the part of al’ 3 aes “4)St. Louis, was the prize winner in reserves to one, Melillo, with Rice |and keeps its course hetter. “The base. sm —- a lark of ¥ ; . > ALil- ‘ i : ; : , _ “a rlev -. & = va : pel ng was made bam : “3 slightly superior club, in spite of]: Senators’ Mana er the 18-inch all-age Derby and the. capable of going to third corner if |throw is no longer than the shori-| — sa Boston writer figured that it Jameg. A. Puriey. 5 eS a} Frank Ives. Schaefer, whose high ef this city will oppose the ie fact that t} ra a vcndesidllies £ I8-inch Derby prize went to At- the worst should happen and two |stop’s, and in most cases it is much. s ju . oan ge . chee 7 ‘i aa’ pected at this time. Harry Wills i. | n vesterday : ma : a oe , a le Glants are an 1m- ° alSignars ee rs cae asy ans i eae pions ‘Was just a bone play, VAS | j —. ’ ; — +; ng I . ya eae in = See Pennant | The bench show had 50 entries. perhaps bonescraping were the handle than at the other bases. ss is "Rae ar ala as | Securing of the Yankee ®adiun: ! . | meme Middle West. | jon of the Cup ‘‘ommittee strictly with them, not the Pirates. | a Si 1] henneis of {. W. Carrel! of The tied ret that Lamotte need fear, bu ““As it is the far corner, there are sult of having planned = ‘rep for | or the building of a new arena. F : 7: “vo blocks wil - sgn SS ; ieee Ng Regard the casc in this light: Special 10 the Pust-Dispateh ee ' cae : ee en er eee pea ah: , see oaeal We OES: Pos ; the man on second base. ‘aici Sern = 3 = locks Will be played todays local officinis had made ef- : , i a ; atc damit TAMPA. Fia M: ene mtiur Citi. plaved a. prominent no report hes yet been rec ived fewer base runners to tag and) “s te +4 FB Lien in « raining | mt né—the signing 6S Seer > # The inning scores: ? 60 have the contest 2 rans Har e the (;3anits lupreve ra enough os ads ivy meat Ci »i | art 1 in? i? ‘ 1] j ‘ t 1m in the . I ] ty thre refor: } Qo ehan vas of be ing Aga inst eTOODR \ } Be oa tra ning 4 ‘ - 4 wit ‘t sft cic dion ‘ ter yess ene h a Mari, Vi fate, tHe es gqdog } « ;rom LIT. fig . Ate bread’ : ‘>i. i die dd -inch : i? : - ‘) on er chances to han ile and therefore : ? “e ee a +1 c : iS s ; # H 4. 15, 18—232. a eof the St. Louis League, and 007 as a team to their .283 and suit of Mathew that the . i a class. Carrel also won the 13-inch | ., Lamotte ; _— or J shee ‘ Paes less chance of error. | Strange “pa the fa . seg oN New Tailor-Made meppe, 23. 32, 3, 248, 1.0 46 Lmerors ef the Canadian Club S0t 1601 hits for 2408 total bases Win the National League pen- trophy with Shadv Shores Sclee- eat a at ie . “4s for the danger, that's al) tn! ¥4* pHCRINE en Dyxen a ae 4 4 ‘ 7 4 -_ - ; “ae : 4 : 5 : : thar ne ’ , a SP astil j ; ot. ; ro j ’ ‘ ’ te ne = & 40—300, Mitpicaco in the Western final, 45 against 1507 hits and 2019 total nant. tor. saps ais has bé saga Sore soteer ene the eye. The pitcher is the boy Again We planned to i wre sieyy Not-Galled-for —_ 74 . > rr) , : 7 os : te 4 a "ins i 73 3 , ras wih ro r} "As J , i€ ~% ¥ “Hs -h : . . t j rt : t ; ‘ : r : Night: 2 go through w.t the contest biases’ That stole 159 bases to fT like the Giants,” said the rhe judges were J.. Purl Skaggs . deus 7 a a . _ who is in far more danger tha cor, Saas wont on failed to: pitch (2 an. Jury. In 1922 he sprained an ankl> tne thira sacker, Did you ever hear OUt and again the batter hit to- cd . schaefer, 5, 76, 18. 37, 56 109); Ss 26, te 15—368—600. | : Hoppe, 32, 36, 20. 108 1 “ ~-s 4 " _ ; 9 a bs) % , 23—244—544. % ‘ ; . -: : ; meee : ; le iu! . ; i a : manager of the Senators vestere ¢ . ’ - ‘ heen definitely decided. It the Giants’ 79, more than twice as caste’ : of Lincoln (Ill.) and W. D. han- ¥ hot 2g : 4 - = day. Pittsburg has a good bail ‘sr - . : ' and was out for some time. In f thir “ ar ie ee ie ee ward second base. of course, I indicated vesterday that the many. teh but Y think thet: McGrane caster of Springfield (T11.). male ee tad of a third baseman having a hand : aan + £100, OU think that NMeGaraw 19°3 he developed a. contrac ed torn off or suffering anv serious was there and made a doubie play | brs vould forfeit the cham- Giving the Giants a slight edge elub wi]] come back this vear Summaries: +] 12 > ae ; «if ! J ve > ‘ . § 1s of - © ® ¢ - ship unless the game was in pitching and general team pal- and win the pennant. Their pen- | Bench Show Awards. | : , : sed in St. Louis. ance, J still think the ace will fin-7? Nant chances last year Were In 0/9 ee eDy eet ey ithe Bhndw Shores Be- ai wee ee ae a every Ume: & a en te ore “ee 0g _ a lrker also stated that arrange- ish in this manner: oo oe ely ee ae ue a te ‘or Wasn- | nn t * Biers pe ear’ oe Se —" wens s Sar a ts had been completed for the 1. Pirates 5. Dodeers Fe ee piece Gene ee a eee cocbeding 13 inches ee ae ae hist .tee 8e-called hot corner.” oS ee ee eee mania setter this vear and I figure that Mirst. Harry Helimerdinger. with | inar jngton. The 1924 season Was his The spring training games devel- Mut that doesn't make it a ‘bone | AO a eB «sn 7 ceracmecthen sy et eet Bs SAE RE > a rca Sita i Tye acenee ie gre ot . oA Sa oe t ok ta repeal wethe aprenden Se Yelmar Team Is “Ff * FF Rook. good one. In 1925 he was spiked be ° . ce of the Hakoah soccer 2. Gi © 1) fin} “ont 'm will Bowlin Vict . | — f chit ss ‘ake * ‘ c eo Coes .. oe the) ii finish In fron Ci I’m WwW ae Open dares not: exceeding 13. inches— : oped a curious repetition of a play play. me ith an eXblbition tie nere, 3. Cardinals 7. Phillies ing to bet a suit of clothes that Morst. Ge-Kennels ‘George W, Sollerms- guring the period he was subbing that developed last season nd = svinniilighbhenettarey Wat av - akant ai las ee “ation: e7gue hauser Sond C SS. Comeback Bing ies ° a velop ast seas ane paturday. rm Mas a ; Hakoah 4. Reds 8. Cubs mey ge igeag National League Pincers he not yi sis © 13 inches for Gerber and played almost a which aeaitaal in La inthe being ; , ™ AND UP ‘ nd . ‘ es from Vir iva and iS an all- 11 13 fact nao? Tan ‘— * by. T ] . pennant. —— EPs! Kiarrs ileimer triage V4 1} pierles- M4 +r » 3 , i . . “| ' - . ; : s fact. not fan: ths meet of |). * a sbeim ihiares in th: ¢ ex toe that had no || : : i Vest End Quintet Wins 5 cg ‘Tha “pautmad ¢ °- } . u i at Bost } Y oO ‘ \¢ "2 }e pers on ‘pew ; > * il a ; Sue? “ee ikl tie The Delmar Recreation team | DEN AND CHAPIN by as many as 10 percentage points. ee eee et eS hes i - ge hen Fi: 2 i Ve Mort bea dios This jasc infield . motte, “with Milt Gaston pitching o. , on the five-woman champi | One ci sint out that the Pirate the Coast leaguers, are sald 10 DC) vouneis, with Zeis’ Driver: second. Ed- on the hard-baked infield took an , : ' he Quality Hair’Tanic | . ’ } one : : lle: can poin 2 ou 1a a cA Lt eae } am . , “ ie as “¥ “ : Pixon cate wn Y 2 rf x p | e on “2 EASY WINNERS _ IN making the riffle, , ee ee on ee eee Ley. | awkward bound and smashed into tching and a_ runner © : of (717 WO Ut ‘ ti \Poionev s wv TT sy _ lip of the wr lfvuis Women’ . i, en ite 4 a ai ao ] ag h a , Sie . j a : “ns pitchers are not as good as they tei - with, BMolon ' y : . : i } Hinze’s Rave: secon: euret 4 4 11K- ¢ mrt ¢ ely He eye es Gr ped } ncluded last night on the Schae he Associated Press. ‘when those young men starting hit- hitting pay real dividemmia, but GMRF (i. esth c buco Bua a chink CA whe + ey ae - the he oo is ‘ “4 oe = ¥ rx . . ran - " : i “ : ‘ i : . “ss . " 2 ‘ we = ate “4 es f ! mE a > af ph e nd pee 7” ~ > a } S r ‘ 1 er . to) oat N vent Ss. Their score was 247MMR@GUSTA, Ga.. March 30.—Favo- ting they make any defensive fault an ordinary field could be beaten i ee a ich Ae 1, RE | SHER sesjealaas ra me tun ts Be revealed € er : Sirs : . : : ‘ : eee lee Ye) FC fracture emains e reves +4 ; “embers of the team are Mrs.diecame through in easy fashion »9k like a virtue with that pitching staff. The_1926 Pes Bae eer 33 and not excentinn | 7S°S4! — : ? sepa } look like a virtue. ee ce “SS gee coe > Be ¢ lation : Keily Jr.. Mrs. George Meyer ; oe . ' " = A9)4 + ' “Hae Is on } - field will be far from ordinary (15 inches——First. I. W. Cerrel, with Sha’ If This Be Consola . , | ~~. ’ _* . me first round of the South At- . At that, much qaepenas on 1IOW ( ( Ww e* hn i ite = mii ree i on ee Jo} vi }. ito aan | P ‘he ts x 1+} e% an ‘ ‘ “nr ,f - , : # eht and merited sixth place with@& an easy match from Reeves AY uzanne ans ee ft cthagter, with | Werte it might have been ex sane . iy score of 2319. : @eredge, Asheville, N. C., 6—-1, 6—1. TOURNEY OPENS TOD : Bioomedaie Prince: third. George E. Haus-. ed. that Sisler would try him out, | if iar easeoh rs ‘ : Cen with Duew Budd fourth: gor... 7. 4H i 1,3 Te pee ee riment '@ RINGS De 0 DE gece O'Connell, Chicago, defeated W TH EA e .. «. “ae 0 silage ea tihtoe at third base. Sisler’s experiments 4 ISSOURI ATHLETES Se Murph vy, also of Asheville, by I 40 T MS ENTERED Y) to to yes nis y po oy" i ] 3 and net exceel- this vear have been with the idea . ; a aes. «9 . 2 aiaaee anes | bad ° . 15. Inchesa—First, I. W. Carre] with | - See ae - ON COAST RE cartietiand. Moss, wo 7 ine 15, Inches First. 1. Pe carl of getting the best use out of the q FOR MEET | see ta ge ago sg Pay By the Associated Press. ae e ad with Shadv Shores Si 13 : px. five wonderful infield aids at his ij uy from F. r. Thomas, Ashe- . “AGC $o6.—A brilliant Field trial dogs. over 13 and not .- : . am WITH CALIFORNIA UL elle oN “ CHICAGO, March o”. ay in ovles aaling 15 inches—-First. John T. Roberts disposal. Melillo has been used at —— = ret | ZZ ’ td ae ; ‘ ar. 62-4 © rf ent wart }y } rte Peay” e RECON ' rent m i . » » ) the Asvsocinted Preee Zi. second round matches were ®'?4* of high school cage taient | t} ae 7 weeces. FT. second base, where he_ belongs. Si Ee I oe | ; ’ A 3e8 6 iors. ; 3 4 Z a F ae G * .s iversity of Missouri track ang defeated Fred Baggs, New | games of the eighth national! _ : : ; : - infeed t. ed oo ; ON Car e] 2 1 chady could do at shortstop. a 23 : ej ld team arrived yesterday for the™gm 12—10, 6—4. and A. H. Chapin scholastic separ toul eT on sr Mile. Lenglen’s Father Says Shores Sawhire third. z. “ ar ees with Third base Was the really dec- qu: ye ig 7 ae ae . ; Zt i lene Universitw of Chicago. ‘orty ; Lehman's Bessie: fourth. A. S. McLatien : BZ wind %. ? : erses tional meet Saturday with @g¥on from J. M. McGill, Asheville, ; th University age a mes a ane © Sh Will Not Com ete igs ona 5 wong t batable point, but Manager Sisler ¥ . . University of California. Twenea@, 6—°. pions, Fepreseseee eee © P American-bred females. not_ exceeding pas seen fit to try out McManus, BY : 1G two athletes followed Bob Simp- er first round results follow, entered. 4 123 inches — First. Hermann Wilke vith ge" ~~" a , a th yo re 1 coach and former wortdia Winner being name d first: Marte. beginning at noon today there in Tournaments. en Maggs ES e: second. FE. G. Baisch “ith q second baseman, at the hot cor- ‘ tf “2 P y ts g ~ 1 ~~ ho tj { 2 Py ttf ,inmie e * yee » 16 »)j ¢ - ‘ "ets ef atest hurdler, off the train an@aeel Asheville, Kenneth Bourne, will be games 6%: Seer. until ? : oe ne ae limit females, not exceeding 13 inches Ne. rather than Melillo and La 43,4 the field where théy will até York, by default: DPonald o'clock tonight and pinay tn tne Safer @ eM — first. Tim F. ‘nag ey Ng ba age “4 motte, as Might have been expect- er . ‘ . te ‘ +a — . P + i " . > ‘K . ne : 4 ee arn * Se: , I TILA’ } } ‘ » ’ YY gt eg r "¥)} °OT] i] uink 1 ba if 4 Nes eee . . +3 oF } a Tw? 2 PTY $4 1 6 ry? eceecrnir 1v Cj “ ° Ae . alifor stem A brief workout we § an, Augusta, % : °, ~t se ; Rut- ee seigher sical ear a nese a uiilv Uutli- NI BE, ] ran e, Mare st ol. Mil ; ie sean ee cr. oR jhe aps gg Bg 11% : te And here iS v here Lamotte hao Pe . d to limber up train-stiffene ore Ameonta, M.. H. Dii- | 9 p.m Piay We ee intete battle Suzanne Lengicn has about dectd- Queen: second. DR, lehman with Pars cones in: .« ‘ scles SS errenton, Ga.. 6—0, 6—1; til the two surviving quint®\'s atte ae er aa the United ”™ aids Blackie: third. Tim PF. MeCarthy seguetnveunatte.* , 22% ‘ “he ath! ' “¢ Tov Fall for th itle Saturday night ea upon a visit tO tie DUCE | with Aah Rosemart Lamotte’s norma] position 1s_ & rhe athletes were In fine condl- ineecs, New York, Julian | for the titse satuiue. ; : lee ‘2 . gio i abe er ee 4 giieithe MT. ; Wek n dus to outdoor workouts thei cock Asheville G.-.J S...Ab * The opening series matches teams States, but not to piay tennis. Su- Winners emales. not usta,-6-—0, 6—1; Walter Thomas, | the nation, the ie yc veled . enter the: movies in the United iad Peco ne war 12 and nat ex- the Washington club. Had he been o 3 BBieigiia.” “Creuncer Tackett, initial encounter having traveled a S077, fumes, Lomas. rr). i Eaekse gerting his tryout at the so-calle: 1€ DC ex Concedle n q Track Dates Set. Meevilic, 6 4 §—~] ; {2 HMarad:s total of 2500 miles fer the 4” min- om : : Vith Boomesedst Princess: sécone, H. W. . ‘ ga cars ; cme ed J i | “EN > . ; 4 ae SES ah - ; sess ae . ie } j ae oniv repens a W ial mrobabiy accept The hest +] gus Pit Tin °F NMoberts eci¢th Tlinze’s “hort eorner jje@ would nave escaped : & ua NTRALIA, Jil, March 3@8@Banese star, Bretney Smith, Ashe- utes of plas pacictpeaesas iy + ‘9 Ones Jar My Nellie: thit Parker) and Heimerdinger tic year's setback . a tes for the Centralia dual track * 9 6é—0: W I’. Coen Jr. can emerge victorious. offer, said Suzanne 1oday. VEN oweet Woaternm ae 1a ‘leas ourth. P . this ome S Se_vacCn. —— . a pt with Mount Vernon have heen. nsas Citr Coles Phinizv Augus- Todav's pairings follow: plaving in the moevi1es won 1 1fter- eget ee ie egg = 12 ay eee oesenl ] dont know why they think . XES Wit t ») q ’ . : - ‘ “ . * .? a ‘ y 2 , : a és ovEce :*)) es a) Sag ‘ ang Os » Ss ) * hs ‘ * 7? : , © ee aa li, aceording to Cele ¢—0 6¢—2: Howard Voshell, | 19 noon—Torrington, Conn., ang fere with my amateur status, just ., 45 Sancti. First. Edward ©. J1mm third base the ‘hot corner, Ta - ; ila igh School officials Salem @pokiv z : a. | wat : ; ; ’ + » with C. 8S. Nellie; second, I. W. Carrel | » remarked one day at Tarpon ; = ficials. Ss okivn. Rothwell Lee, Augusta, , . io. Tex. re oTh’s v on the stage with ©. &. .veuie. & a. a ne mInotte remarked one day a arp % : ’ ; Pentraite sal c yn tt ¢ g Breckenridge of San Antonic vat Tilden’s play Ing . £ Lith Shaky Bhores Speedy: third. Pr. P.| : not cal for the fellow who s il o4. oT Pilatrntn aed e = Bee Sree Capers, Au- j Chetenne. Wyo., and Fort did not interfere with his amateur. «©, tiarmes with Tiana B | Springs. Third base to me is the y nme q : . he Centralla-Moum a, Norm: son, New York, | >. Re ae —" = ‘ 7 , “american bred females, over 13 and not | aocie in fi 4ti : t Seer man JOnnsON, ve ; status. Naturally, while in Amer- ,_ American bred females. over 13 Shacter (|casiest of all infield positions to holes of golf before breakfast—who enjoys no- | thing quite so much as a deuce set in tennis; but for every man, because every man’s muscles are active. , q \ j ‘non relay has been dated fo Vailey, Ga. ‘ ‘ - } es 6 m-—Pine Bluff, Ark, and /ica, I will play exhibition tennis, | with Bioomadale Duchess: cocond, Sewers | DRY: 2 P. ‘i O. Damm with C, S Nellie: third. Zieboid Wf course the chorus wanted to but purely as an amateur. Morning Gidry Kennels with Mowing ss pe Jager + sein that way. Kenn urns “‘ ‘Lewiston, Idaho. T: Pro. e , . Seott — - ec ¢ (,/OPria know how “a ney y Ill... and Scott Mie. Lenglen has had several] of- oy 2 isnt eocvneitin i , a. es net 6—38, 10-—R8. 2 - 3 p. m.—Canton, ; ¥ : , to the Post-Dicpatch. ! » > 4 e -j 1} Nlies t a ° ~ “/ ; ¢ ] e } © k > te) xy + = ) ae oe Lamotte EFelucidates, i i County, Harpersvliie, - a fers to turn professional and make 15 inches—First. 4 SNM with Ak : RBANA, Ill., March °8.—H. E. | 4 p. m—West Port of Kansas , tour of the United States. She | “geen ad Pela i 7 a a oe he I'd rather play third base than The Self-Flex Belt expands and contracts with mer, captain of the University city, Mo., and Point Pleasant, West will refuse these. ooo ng Glory Kennels ug ©. 8, Diana, : 3s every breath. It flexes with even the slightest - q Minois wrestling team the last, Va. Se stow “Never again will Suzanne play” ceeding 15 inches First, 3. HL Schaefer Se AO eA movement of your body muscles. That’s why - if “= - . *j oe ee = ar : : aia Ay with Bloomedaie Princes®: reserve, Lines oes" a . bi cea a ‘ . easons, will make jus profes- op. m —Zanesville, ¢ competitive tennis in America, due ¢ ee kr Dhinze's ‘Hallie. Bea eee MS Sap it’s so comfortable. A ft 2) eal debut here Tuesday night, ten. han. to the hostile attitude of a cer- Field trial females. not exereding | 3s SE Bite ple ton a Gees | 3 Pk a as sens F fae | . . ing? Ky., and Og- : » | inches—-First. D. R. Lehman with Bar- ee It does awav entirely with body we 4 he clashes with John Ar- t a ne . tain section of the American press, mt d's Blackie: second, E. G. Beisch with | — ¢; ee : v Y pt resi by a 4 . . : +P | den, tan. : ee ee 4 ih ce ~woa Yaea | Bennett's Winnie. the ! ss and musci¢e-resistance o ord - tz r ; i le of Paris, li. Jim Mc Mille n. : : és p m.—Pueblo, Colo. and Michi- expiained apa Lengl nN. -" re Pieid trial females, over 13 and not cre ' AF 1 1, ge e in , fain of the University of Illinois wan State champions. Lenglen said that he wonld be glad eoding 15 inches. First. ©. MP. fcheefer } ! ary t. Another reason w y it s so comfortable. 4 ‘ mle . ies ; . 4 a with Rockywold Diana, i , ; ; : ; ball] team several years ago, § p. m.—Charleston, S. ©., and Ce- to have his daughter go to the : * ale g class—Firet. O. EE. Schaefer's ge ' The Sel f-Flex Belt ina rance 1s like any i: ‘Te . zeemarque, the | aar Papids. Ia. ¢ "nited States for engagements in) brtce: seco 4, Ziehold s Morning lorry ts re ‘ Es ' ‘ . ppea ‘ 4 meet Frank Lemara , the | gar Rapid afc, | United States fo g nts: pera: were. | other high quality belt, but it has the “plus” 4 Meecanadian, in the headline{| 9 p. m.—Durham, *. ©, “1 the motion pictures and exhibition Best- in ahow—-T. W. Carrel xtth Shady t i ; | F ach. Ariz. tennis, but he would. dbject to her | Shores Staper oa p or Easier ! features which only Self-Flex can give you. | — © sey ha : jek ria e-ults. : . . 3 . - entering competitive tennis Pere re weg ar : a a see, Clothing for Men. Women and Children, . ; There is no rubber or elastic to rot or smell ? Y = 83-inch Derby — First. John 4%.) A a sage: . 3 et an ~~ ; ) Lenglen was not pleased with the bury Madison. om b: with Aatta v's Tie, lerms to Suit You. ; when dampened with perspiration. | af ‘d s . ' ae en x : ‘ ae ttit i 1o- BROOTK "3s — ‘ hecessell * ri vig. With ' ' - q : ; American newspapers’ a ee K ions (Tria + th ed. withh SS ee ee : : The Self-Fiex concealed spring is guaranteed : wards Suzanne on her last Ul-fated op 8 on tinge’s Rage: second, eo. r to outwear the strap. : : 7 ° trip to the United States and he has Ww. Woolmershouser, St. Louis. Mo., with i * , it : Ge-Judee; third, John C. Atterbury, Mfad- . | f.F i » ; : pring an O es ee @ not been pleased with some of the | (iJegey: tinh Miabor'e Rondo. fourth, i In short, the Self-Flex Belt is a comfortable, flexible | | ae 1, ? comment made by these newspa- | Sammy Siipne sans = a 0 si —_ of — quality materials--a bele that > oe ; eee i mane PN tee? | Jo-inch all-age fogem——rirst. Gw*arze ‘ - insiso § aan fine |=" i ie The re 1 mY you q will Pay you to insis® custom tailoring and fine | — ——— a Hf | | | CENTRAL STATES PIN i 1 Priced from a dollar up — od life- Stanford Swimmers Win. Progressive woolens are a gO ogpeseantehgptons iE cee ape 46 : Tailoring Co. time habit to acquire this PITTSBURG. he's March 30.—The | py the Associated Prese. 0 —T} a4»: ino Leland Stanford niversity sWiin- PEORIA, Il).. March 30.—The Cen- 07-9 North 6th St. Sprin . ming team won a triangular meet tral States Bowling * Association, ; J on IDE Collars: ¢y are unmatched in nfort, becomingness 1 quality. There is -tay cut shove the Self-Flez ng. WOODWARD & COCHEY MPG. CO. | Bi 216 Institute Place Chicago, Jllinois ® SELF-FLEX DT et a ‘here last night, defeating the Pitts- which opens its meet here on Apri Athletie Association and Car- 16, will be sanctioned by the Amer- - when caused by some irritation or congestionofthet'ssues ofthe a a ae PPAR LP AIPA burg negie Institute of Technology. The ican Bowling (“ongress, according worthy substitute J 4 bs at a —==ES Tar Wastern swimmers scored S6 to word received ffom A. I. Lang- alr es—is rot only soothed -_ points against si for the FF. A A | try, secretary of the Congress. Ap- |! et per but a complete : etars and one for Carnegie. proximately 100 teams from out of recovery is often made possible ante, eens town are expected to compete é 2 | | by PERTUSSIN. | al 3 nd ae ~~ > 4 Dr. Alekhine Wins. ; Wi Entirely harmless — free from et I Tw ames. a } Ra che Aeeociated Presa é preguea ‘ yore o Games “dope” (such as narcotics, can- TH FE c, O MF O R I AB LE B ELT ; ike > +. Aretri ‘ oh “/) Pps “ ae — DT E ri ° ° .. oe : ; a eae NS ~ ado ee — | a \ITT.M \ I K 17} \lar F “fy Oto nabis, chloroform or other injur ROYDS ‘BOYDRICHARDSON M4. c LANDRAM _ + The acyjgourtied Bathe UW eee Peiselt defeated John Layton here ous drugs) the action of PER- Sut} od OF earthen s i” rartakower of Austria and Dr. Ale- ds we he 38 * Sage gs age rere yt I is both effecti d mrlh ahd Wave Umversity Ciub Butidiing » : a i ne a diene vesterday 17 mot © ae Nationa!) USS N 18 t e ective an LPFAQOCK SPC ; wv . re ° ° ; i i hine ot | bs tot? gig te ag wis Three-Cushion Billiard League con- reliable. Physicians have freely JR TING GOODS car. «f° M._ RY BL'R) , 3868 DeToarty Se. : 3 eee of 2 oe rnstions! < “S tests, winning in the afternoon, 56 prescribed itfor more than twenty 971 Locust Sx. oe eurn bent as ae ‘iF — wis eg to 42 in 61 innings. avd in the eve- ears for every kind of cow hand H Dr. Alekhine. Spielmann, the Au ning, 50 to 39 in 46 inning t, iselt Lcocmitnadataaaeed 4 eS age een HARRY’S MEN'S SHOP bl {AX G , 5892 Easton Ave. Granite City, IL pways take one of each] le? ‘ te. ra di the our- 1 trian master, 3 lei ding he ‘ had a high run of 14 in the second gists in large and emall bottles. ine in second : eontest and six in the afternoon KASSEBAUM & GODFREY, SCHIRMER BR: nament with Ir Viekhi a FOR COLDS, HEADACHES lespoae Layton had a string of six. 4248-50 Manchester A M pt Colds, Headaches, Neuralgia and Lumbago. Safe, | yore CHICAGO, March 29.—Plierre Mau- | AL. KETTERER Miiiiamtindaide Sow anaes 8 CO. ’ ew. W, . ; } Indians Release Pair. sage Me pome and Augie Kieckhefer broke , ‘Tir the Associete] Presa, even here vesterday in their Na- CLEVELAND, ©.. March 30.—- tional Three-Cushioh Wiiiard Catcher Frank McCrea and Infielder League meeting. Maupome took the - and speedy relief is guaranteed through these mar- — tablets—a famous doctor’s prescription—that has: ped thousand s of sufferers. Try this amazing remedy Oday. Geta 5c or 50¢ (triple size) package from your KINGDEL TOGGERY, Edwardsville, Il. 4957 Deimar Blvd. KPNNETT C. PURR BURT B. KLEIN, 2025 F.Grand Ave. Springfield, 10). efor “a? the afternoon contest, of to 44 in a olff-Wilson Drug Stores anes, Sth secret ini ‘ mg | - ' | — ; : a e rn¢ « ‘ re CAS ed ings, ane -jeckh er was-the Wie- c i , , : P ide & Senet | eins ose on ee ee |= COU vine at wits Woedvand he Corker ie’ Canta leans We Ide & Co. Inc., Tro¥.8 All Reliable Druggist« eee aS Kaderle Drag Oe. we store | and Weetiing to Terre Haute, both 37 innings. Kieckhefer's run of + write or wire oodward & Cochey Mtg. Co., 216 Institute Place, Chicage, Ilinets. — Bway and Pranktin Oth and Pine in the Three-] League. in the first game was high —— c igzd W. & C. Mi Co. A mas #e se Oe <a ce an

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Ce ea PEN RE YS Ie: MN fe OR: ae AE 2 ees S Sp Reagent abit Gong SG age SS kD aie ae, ee" 4 PAE CIES TREE VB is tS EP me os a * » «ned 5 dite, ee oJ RT PR gg PAE A CCN Bip TBE. 9 tet al) Johneon Bres. Prag “Ores and BRecommenied by AN d torte lrng Co. . ¢ , ea All Reliabic Druggists Keilffer Jiruc Store . eiper = Bway and I ranktin Druc a Oth and Pine * » Di Lub PUSI-UISPAILE Much Rain Predicted ; BEFORE THE RUSH LET US REPAIR YOUR | © i526 W. & C. Mig Co. cterd 0) foe, =i : pe en emma ~i ‘eS Bs" iA fi oP, del as ~~~ "S| PEoMANY AND AUSTRIA REACH ; - LOS ANGELES TO MAKE TEST FLIGHT APRIL 10 lmder ¢ hio~enedatl! Marriage Licenses [rirrcilele \\ it] Br ommarmd of lw wet-@ « ~~ Thi = w a aad : = *- on: ee Thos. McHenry & Son Tinners Co. | ) : Tne | seer ® , mmam of L ! aa r 437i Nat. Brid « © Racer. rege | LINDELL 3521 :: +EST.1902 :: VICTOR 2551 || © : i. : cts peel a PRAISE | : . s of! : : For RUPERT Hli-HE- ———_—___—_——— ee ornandos na | : “DON’T” CHEROKEE ers [i6 (berekee “St, - § Met re-i Oks w+vn-Marer be JUST TO TELL YOU— | ae the eee SALLY O'NEILL CHOUTEAU | - ad -" ¢€ = - = : ’ deft. & ( beugtese t We Are Also ~ = : " 2 ” m T} (.. pe De me rat. e ° hone egg . : ~ vane : 6) un Specialists Tega | i fie r= || 20h Stents = R) - g : : The “tar Sih £& Lafarette i a ade” 3 ‘ a -_ t 8 ‘ % . s a ae Peer t lie [hiN “T cain —~ % a ee: - ot cage heater 1 : ‘ eo P= epee - : c+ ke * : I I ; ; ‘ : hh Celec FAIRY ~ > : Gy for Iny ots : e r r —— con ne ae-Cate len std : a & Z 6:13 P. M a ~,, - - ~ - - ' * - . = oe >s mabe ts na Moot air : Ba policies : “MARIONETTES” —— BE aw (578) svlophonee aE, «~} : ; : sie ; with HOPE HAMPTON Kingsland — 6:30 P.M 3 f Fol $8] 3 g - . 5 ae ; 6457 Graveis Av. _ a -.1. 6246) WBAL make J | raking’ as | ON THE STAGE || eon Se ee ol) Course in Jounal | } . . ai r ’ i whe = 6) eneleel : ‘3 realn eons , — | “Arh “4ris Prefect Inquires Into Death Bee a — ' All-Star _ _ Whole Family ' mee oo af 2 . “a ea = (PM CONTINVOUS nennsrpncrmir taht, is “wy ) musical appreciation ‘ = a. ew H —r«ore tha = “Call It What You Like” aingnciinieclt - p Take Care! At Belles | : 2 ie Ferry Corwey QUEENS 2s (4475) Ralph Willtams'es see Thursday's é : é == g women andthe secret ga JAR ge 1790 Maffitt tra, Fontella trie. 2 Papers. = agi Se weelerence on whe ne RIVA & ORR aera: ; 9) Mabley & Carew of : = " —— ee : 2 = “enssticensi Daarers. with thr | BIRTHS RECORDED : 7 ra ' o == ss t at Low == RAMAJO PLAYERS RITZ . § : ~ Someoee ae wy al and ent Mercer James é; d nd Juniata / @ur Gang f : ADVERTISEMENT ¢ : r ee ) TEMPLETON pansies, Fire Show ot © ro 2 u area ) 2 “Yes, We Have Ne Seer ae “ . i = ex —= == oe 7 = Woodland z with Patsy Ruth Miller ;22 4) String orchestra. an: str Sass = | 2933.9) Studie ecencert = ARSENAL (4s Sen (475.3) Odd Feiiows. : = == Grand and Arsenal ‘Comal, (491.5), CO, (418 4 . s beg 20 Tescomomeallr and qucky— fe Ween 2 $81.3), WEAR (3894) . on ; atig "res - “ae a ee gos = AUBERT , DOT 348.6). WGN 4302.8) > tae — Jom - 2 — subest ent Easton (“ 219). WOC (453.6). WE im Wild Geese Fefuse to Go Nor = i eee ey a a WWI (352.7). WE "he . tied +“ = -{ YL » ts; , —— : - mc 2 i” ky As en [- D~eag ~ooneae i." Te => 2 derella DeTBLE F “ae ¥ LIB (292.8). x3! = - si BYGLO Res Pet OF poy Cin ; “The First te Gold Dust Twine = - LS Cherekee and lows and “Ge % ah —— $6) Cancert. serve what be sar 3 bint = © a ee = Ernest @ — aa 4 mene, a. cTterns Bathing does att Braces “anc ¥ 2 azDe = MISSOURI easy Grand-Flor. : Wallace B ‘LW (4224 ee 3 Stops Itching Instantly and . omly ffushes the omtestimal ts z = irs Grand 4 Fierisant “THE W: _ ‘Sos ‘Zides uke soll ickiw s : seniret’ ROT ag a punters amc pom os s — | ' nd . . , é ~ 7 onan Ieritaton ' . a Sigg ese gto \Z°Orsates sage Leatons a = = = ! iT’s HERE NOW! GRAVOIS pert RLE } Severe tests in cases of long standing have-pequed that PAZO | mm ietorna? Batning ern noe Conace ne ‘ - = 5 UP Ti tiene & Get “Se Sesh ee OINTMENT can be @epended upon with absolute certainty im Stop | dae commer and sce. Hi oi a re r bal , : MATINEES ix UP TQ 6 P all jetTerson £ éercz cna ; Pr. Me a : qmy case of liching. Buod, Bleeding or Protruding Piles. ick te time infiamian the intection! mine * : ear F COME JUST BEFORE HI-POINTE « i-Tara@ ) Pelyeeem ya ; = j Ri ee oP Beneeh ee ae : gs “Three Feet rogram. eo! -weceme and Drugeists in United States | toss (Cotes eee Then RING LARDNER Cayton 2 Metom ' Comme Dineer concert end Foreign Countries. iow ws holding s FREE docket for = “Cran foun, ae _PAZO OINTMENT im tubes with Pile Pipe Attachment, TBe | >0°st= ss Exposition.” peegram. — ead im tin bores, 6ic. The circular enclosed with each tube and 7, 34 . S GRAND 730 % Seflanes * See . x (533.4) Musieal- program bex contains facts about Piles which everybody should know. W Olt -Wilson Drug CENTRAL aaa aa -_ Rand concert. Ae PARIS MEDICINE Co.. + and , = = ; % (323.1) Announced. . CO., Beaumon: and Pine Streets, St. Louisa, Me. Stores WEST END LYRIC | Lafayette | Det BLE aan aT 7-2) Redford band. %% — ™~ 1642 S. Jeffereon *~ ee . Vscm «4% '-: Deluxe conmcert. x —— = : —————$_____—_— 8T.3%, ceo (4168 Pos 7 ~ ot +€ 2 ke - eieitati | i ‘461.9%, WEAR ‘388.43 a :f —_— — *! 2} 1: ™ ; *ranig (ori? fin Joe Bocann: ae 4« A ‘5s te, fh ee Sr a 2. ° 4) ‘ 3 rf : vAL neg f Big Comedy MISSOURI be ce" oo —— -- — WES . , . . >! a2 \fterprece _ = » "Ss ‘. | 7 : Mats. Duty ape 9 ] er~ TS ™ei.. -™{ 7 —, ROCKETS % | PARADISE ISLE Montgomery The c - At 33 2 The Compartsons of Sunday. Nlarch 23 > : F te § ig “'ghts, 8S: ES «-S1 54 DASCING AROUND ~ ial WORLD CHARIES r ‘th & Meatgemery a vt. a a 2 = > . - ¥ Tria ’ thee Orpheum mis ] : : IZARK ° ’ i: - 4 Uetbeter (reves ‘it Many Useful Home Merchants’ Advertising 7 3 : y Se U : os . a h. re sid, 7 z # ‘g 3 re AXP SAT MAT. Sor To. >AGEANT | sa a - * : : . Or MAT. WED.. 5@e TO $1.50 . ae Sie POS T-DISPATCH $7.92 7 T hin 8 1: S - LAST TIRE SAT. EVE. APR. 3 a. I Mar lobe: Democrat 42.000 } t : ke > err ring Post-Dispatch EXCESS | 35.020 ) i) Are sold through the : aa | wWaAat a Show/ pownatan : , : z at i National Advertising :: Want Col UMNS = {: sing $s 4 aw a 30 : - $a POST -DISPATCH 40.040 - ‘ ,: . “ACCUSED” 5 . a ei actee a se | serruce from vous | ee a :. dispose of tools, in- !: : _— = y Brieux TIVOLI ‘LLeTD ae the quality of : ‘ . | 21 - : Eres.. $1 ta Ss Wed. Mat. 0c te $2 , MART : . POST-DISPATCH 56,560. : struments, books, fur. !: Set. Mat. $1 tm $2.50 6330 Deimar “The Seuall Osiwstam™ wri De Den crat 30.900 = os a , | a: “ “eats aise at im:'an LOS ibitce eee sal lar a (i 4 er more ies EE . shin etc., moO ionc- : se ae 3 eer . ES neces 75.600 =f s> S 2: R , DOT BLE Retterie:, oe | ij of needed. Hobbies EMPRESS Coa ae Eeorvady lay | or novelti ch r¢ I: : GLIVE AT GRAND : Resi #9 (jg ail outs | " ‘ Died :| , — : 7 Eb w oon RD Pt ‘1 — Fe 4 Wen these rules are 1 | 19 A Four-Year Record } :, 25° and the discards » WEBSTER (ocaus d . ere ° . . ~ e “es ; ss : ‘ os hy re - rae © : | : are too rood to . : “THE Vi ee icth and Clictes The : when ustenenmg 3 | In Music Store Advertising =f The > “i . . ta a RGINIAN q , . °c beeen 25 : se can e soic. ~ | —a . , li : $: 1: | NEXT— "Dancing Micthers | CAVENTHAL THEATER : j: 1 Phone Your 13 GRAND °°tr eS ae *. a . , * or a Bee Scte Ft a en ee zt Warts to the 1: S—BIG ACT EMBASSY . 7 1: Ls) FEATURE PHOTO A) 1988 Deimas : . rt ewe BARI Ps Tey ‘h.aT esepunait :f } : | ; ws i re “fers Diernwcer viaght :f Dost Di t ' PRM E™ "Se ana VIKADO m4 . : 7 Lasteo 4 . ISpd ch . GAY . rile se ; S24 <<¢ NEWSTEAD | =f Market Place ae6 Lee Ar . ese The POST-DISPATCH ix . — : : BOwsps jp r S-Veng Associated i’ ress as ‘ : Oy 4 i itiecnenttnenemntinewettecemeninaen - Seeded oo me er e@eewreeereeeeueeee eae een = ° eee eeewe, * abide eee “Huw rRID +) jammer am TOOAY and EUGENE DENNIS YVNION ae (mon and Euston laog ~&

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ll My Rew cee E>: -ap..ca,. 4 TIMES ww FY &e eS ‘esi 4 ,. © Bae 7 SS. FF eer oe “iy . 2 ee and EUGENE DENNIS | UNION .2% s,eee' ue ee ee Oe ee. ee — ton and Eoetee ane - + _ a nT a eS eT ne an panes ats _ ile _STLOUIS POST-DISPATCH aaa idiliiinies ee ) TUESDAY EVENING. MARCH 30. 1996 aU ee _ TUESDAY EVENING, MARCH 30, 1996. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 27. ---— " I RA NRE ee PERE SS EE GE ORO ON CTE - — aed :, ann enna _- ee meen _ . ne EE - os Sie anti epct ota 2 eee ~ = ee nt ee a aia + + Joe J inks--Dumb Dora--Radio--Cross Word Puzzle--Questions ‘Answered ; te + : EEE ae é iit ete ning A eee ee a a en en re ee i: ee ten een ee aor ee a — + ee a eel ES Ss JOE J : : RADIO PROGRAMS ] Ost - Dispatch Radio INKS —By VIC SPEAK 7 me Joe! aS é Broadcasting Station jj} [' a - KS D WHAT IS IT? WHAT'S HAPPENED ~f-2l-! INDEX es ROVE we ee Bremen Theaters Ponte Prog; Ter oe ee Pat by and Bre: met. dese terg * hams hk des a) a Lig | Big New Subdivision of 400 Acres Zo Be Opened As Oil Field Goes Dry} Property Formerly Held by Eastern Man 3 4 quesday. silent night for: WHAZ. aad SLIT, WTAM, WTIC. 545.1 Meters rermea pe (Central Standard Time ) ERIN \ 3 Davlight wee eekl: r hroadcae eS . > ; . y sroadcast- Z ‘ hapccced Pp. M. ‘ey? at 2:40, 16.40, 11:40, 12:40. - p KDKA (eo 09.1), KWY (030.4), din- 4:40, 2:40 and 3:40 p. m. Mar- OU eee SRIDGE Madame Meh isvi Nat. Bridge j Flirt. rit a tee Ket quotations and news bulle- \ SSR eT ae thet Ie i: ‘ee CHEROKEE, Doris _ Kense n in TY? 7 aye [716 Cherokee st. “! cuarded me mer conee’™ .. tins of intere | cca uaa w restling BwGY (579.5). dinner program. Wace Pr ve ca St to the Middle WONDERED ne J * ~ : ice supplie d bv aca - A . db L lI f Cc 5:43 P. M. ket News Ser cquired by Local interests for Con- CHOUTEAU Dow)! . ‘ Sater rn vice, LO. 8S. Te par! WHY BIGGER Me : ride ; “eg f Ren le Prog woc (485.6) chimes concert. — of Agric ulture and prin ae To RLY sideration of $2500 an Acre o Chouteau “gg “The Love te 3 2. oe. 4 Pitas Bs BOUGHT BACK o | ee ee ‘ eal -: es ; HOL] YWOOD, _ April 1.—The Bean-Getty Devel- § ) ee ee sth Sistah ‘eg Hunter jg PwRAP (470.9) Dinner music. Daily—10: 00 A.M. HE 400 AGPES Ir ' 4 . eee 4 ta sai : ee Domes Se rae opment Co. satel ‘today the purchase of 4 acres WEAR (389.4) vaudeville, music. tic Science Hour conductec FE PuaNEC wenne »’ ew ; Thi e HONEY east of the Petro! Oi! Compeny’s Hollywood field. This etie kT} by the Home Servic : sgh ee e, ; sth & Lafay Silent Wat ots, -4°) “The French Rul eo jome Service Dept. of the “HO a ae a ! 7 aoe ‘ W JZ ( $i 4. e og § | 4 e 5U ] Laclede (as, Light {'o., of St. i? ouis. Oi} LAND He Be " ae : x) PES ‘ ie res = field, it was stated recently by company officials, has wa 'a iN | ae - = =3 and Others pi nannies . 3 Dog. oe peen pumped dry and will be abandoned as oil land, leav- TAIRY f Blueheard’ s7 Me wWMAGQ (44:.9) Cnicago theater or- Tuesday—7 :00 P. M. RBUNKED JOE @ ing the territory open for high-class residential develop- : ZAI Chain “Good Will’ pro- le 40 Easton 2% “The Shad ran. C or ow S* 7 gram. ) + ‘ : ( wah : © Wall’, B2a5 F. MM. 7 ‘00 hi ae ot Prize INTO BUYING, Mi TOAW (0-6) xviophonist Eurekas. Ade WAN NAT Kingsland ¢ Allstar ¢ we i a HAVE YOU NOT 6457 Gravois Ay. ‘' Ch MANNE Ot +e, $:30 PF. M Twins, WBAL (246) WELBAL male quartet. 8:00 P. M.—‘Eveready Hour.” @ eS 4 inal sum from Joseph Jinks, a tourist who visited Holly- = for the winter months. Mr. Jinks, for persons! rea- s, decided to sell his holdings and return east, Bld see eo aoe Aas. ¢ a Cc - ennwcienceni ; am Sea 9-340) 4“0,—CO* of Sinan? tk —— 3 WBZ (3335.1 he ourse in Journalism. - - " 3 M. der rth pita 4 & a 8 Sales fc ; iis i , restY} a-a st rpre y oe e KNICKERBOCKER | Be "Paar uble Prog: 4 3 WIA A (4340 GS) orchestra. New York A few hours —— Mr. Bigger aro oie pr 2 . a wxas approached by iepresentatives of i.e bear ty De- Ff : $ ; @ velopment company and a deal was qui ckly consummated. The price paid for the and was announced as approximate. & 2600 an acre. $145 Park Av. ‘ ap in Sables “The Desert's WGHB (266) King of the Mande- oe } oa aie. KFUO—s-+5.1 Meters McNAIR { Double Progra WGN (302.8) sone ensemble. “ne ce ge HS 1 iy male WY , 2 - » ~~ - - is i ii€ i J UGas, aS —_—F' SIP _* ; ; Lilli £1 “CAMILLE. OF : WLS (2344, Ss) Ford and Glenn. py ; . } 13 _—— axton BARKBAR ¥ €0 ASa (400 4 : » WE ef) 23 1} + tea? +,. 4 Bz a, 2 : ee ae WLW (422.3). musical appreciation ee 12.30 a M.—Organ recital aa Se 00 i 4 ents : ; is tz. ; te i?@ QUEENS “The Cowbor and series. ee 3:00 P, M.—Literature in =$ the | oer | te | Countess” ail . WQJ (447.5) Ralph Willlams’or- | pot 1c, oe om Eighth ] str Be, f | £ ie 4700 Maffitt KeMaonN Comedy | chestra. Fontella trio teri @ eu doe s. Birs. i Pa: Balto % i a ae f WSAI (325.9) Mabley & Carew or- | 1:00 P. M.—Housewires’ Hour. |! d a - ‘The Last Che - we : i} Soloists, x | . ie R | T Z / and Jane Novak Te chestra. 6:00 PP. M.—dOrgan recital = by 4] ; : ‘The substitute Wi é 15 P. Nf. Arthur bes 43004 = ; +g Grand and Jdupiataf@ Our Geang t om-d KDKA (°96.9) Address 6:30 P. M.—Organ recital by Mrs. First Show at 6: ee gating a Jacques Landree. oni ——_-—— fe wir (398.2) “Olivet to Calvary,” 7:00 P. M.m—Orchestra, David Bit! : cae aa oratorio, choi: ; ner. eonducting: Stuart MacConneil 3 sn Woodland ; All-Star Cast tn SE aga ees ee aT. baritone “a a en ,- “MANNEQUtIh~ WLS (344.8) Orchestra. $:00 PP. M.—Xenia Male Quartet d 5. 5015 (sTA ves Chas { haplin (c ome WPG (aq g ‘oo { onphestra ac at + ore seoaetcocdmes 9:00 PrP. M.—‘Colonel 612100 © | ay = — :30 P. Ng. tra David Conn, bat qtone. ie : | ST. Lows = 00'S THEATERS «© KDKA (309.1) Sacred songs 10:00 BP. M.—-Dance Musi tk ees 7? A nos 4 . ‘ } + Ra re i ROA (322.4) String orchestra. WEW—248 Meters . Fe KPRC (296.9) Studio concer | |, TERSDAY, 3:00, P. M.—Students | une ARSENAL fa L-STAR CAS iil ss ek elaine aoe « Sa ' \ ear e] Fat le America! ; fH Ee : THE v ANDERE F WEAF (4.0.0) Odd T CLIOWS, Piet and E sav Wry . nddresa eae i 6595 - ‘= * 4 A. rs ‘ a fi | a c ; t a « € . at Grand and Arsonal “Comedy, News, ; WEAF (491.5). WCCO (41@ 4) Chester Burns. S. J : © ae . i es oes Ae as i a a ; ‘ = aes -_ 7 i : ’ ~ Seenasaancanneaberenainatane’ WCAE (461.3 ) "RAR OG 4 sera aes ee ee SS = Is == P: | pee BI r : £3), WEAR (389.4) _WIL—273 Meters ean . ($45.13 Lonez: --and hi: a 5 wi. BERT ( Se WEFI (348.6). WGN (302.8), | « ee — ~ 1B PORE ROR WEI (248.6). WGN (202.8), | sunspay gh Mfr ones forces | MEXICO BROADCASTS PROGRAM «(| Aubert and Paston “Es xchange of Wive Wisee (219), WOC (483.6). WFT at his Orchestra Tea Hour concert ean age , ip N | ; : ae -ac m - Bet ea ape a ‘ . ad : TH st : VW i a Y (2 i (29D) oncert., t.-A tene= { i, Olive Crooks: } 4° Toy Nae ‘ sersonat an tele one Cals, OTF answer mat cannot @ . Perae (66664 Bowel Peacock ot geet ies “Wicaser and Rudy WPG (299.8), pianis ilies aettaieaeé p 5 mentor wers by matl, ca } - i 4 be 6 , 9 10 ment Carried to Many Dis- [. i CONGRESS | Ernest Torrence ae eo ae. OT Raic, Nathan W axm a ginger WRC (468.5). Hotel Marflower ot — © ion, except letters on medical questions of undoubt- tricts by Radio . 1023 Olise St. ie ase 7 eeecy il * Pp M.—Lueille Pruitt, pianist oilaantwen ed sincers V when accompanied ly stamped addressed envelope. By the Associated Press. . , - a Ld q {52 - > - e - oe by d i scieeensieai i Wy 3 (2448 ena yaaa 7 sede a! — Be cee > Tis. sah ‘WSAT (32.3.9) musical progran : : oe } i “ ge p) age dat & bien, phe oe uet caTrri ied b 5 a iI 12 MEXICO ( iy a ¥ March 30.— : ws (544.8 Jigar ogram. ae” Mae Meine — etvemy o GU 1544 is wortn ff oc TO due. bride, the wedding ring and ti | 1 . » ’ 4m | raf ° einge - . ’ i S ; * ; Grand- Flor. } {wallace Beery in WLW (422.3) Piano memories on peer | 9:45 P. M. WAI The silver i-cent plece or lergyman’s fee. — — Addresses in Aztec now take the B -. - pace ’ 7, a ee es P “ 7 oats ek a } “orth r i ' rand A 1 lorissant ‘ ‘THE WANDERE : 5:45 P. M. ae ‘ WwW. (494:2), orchesira. f ee di “4 ot d 1831 is worth A TEACHER —As to whether or “ 14 15 6 \7 air in Mexico, a part of the De- : - oeeeerermnaeteme WBZ (333.1) Max Zi orte —_ se whe (468.5) Orchestra. m | to 15c. rv agar en 7. he +: , "dy . ; SRAVO! DOUBLE PROG {st “Soe een 8&:40 “9 M. mr (28h1 — oc ots _ : DUMB LOU.—We are unable to| 1°" Lazat ~e mentioned = SAO HY partment of Education's campaign ; Ss ("-What Feels Man st. s as aa KGO (361.2) Eveready hour, con- eny whether or not the ornamented | bible in connection with the rich; is 19 20 cl ce , of education by radio. We efferaon & Gravols ! — Mot! - | WPG (299.8) Spanish program KPO (425.3), orcnestra. cert orchestra, voca! pelf¥can in the house would ineicate mun, is the same as Lazarus whom | . . : —_ ; S P M 4 . \V NI Ad) (4 1% = ) musical progran “€ i" (49 ~ | i ond ct vad Jur } (“hrieat J6€ nate sd : : 4 : oe } } ; S| t rR Z & »n half Ban 1m ¢ ri tri¢ aU hor les do not 71) licate ‘ ‘toes . > . * wer 3 41-POINTE « Ahi-sTAR Cast) KDRA (509.1) Polyphonic choir. sie Setlora gram, auction bridge, string, eq in} i © halt-dime Cat- | that they were connected in any |i] 2S 24 25 je6 27 COPA AG OR See ee i os ——— a a aa — . . ‘ ogRr cariaty : . ec bli ae 1S WOT I Trom ap aa aie ° slaiaeiat rf es as | 2 , : ~ iayton & Me y “Three Faces Faw KFDM (315.6) Program. RPHRC (296.9), variety program |; . quartet oe oe cle oe sece oo | Way. The Marmeony of the foul /years ago are used in the broad- H : 3 4 ! (aus. é a : ‘ } i% ‘ int: @ 180i . ’ ; ; 4 . omedy and me . « ; KGO (36] a D no oe : si KTHS eye | w ' { lassical concert. 7 : mY “ nt an : + se j Va grelixts an a Bagste! 4 edition } j : , * te ; ; OoUOi.«a ? yinner cont ert. KY Ww Tasted gy ‘ce aS 1th r s Ix is j (4 . eo I Yn tm) v4 aes power 260 20 aft the Saint James translation) ' 28 2? 40 ' casting of instructive talks in half a 44 : (4275 33 =f] 110 prog: ,r) : ; . z ee a h Jiciltl aA «ai paral ¢ 5 and ‘\ : : ; 71O N. Jefferson “stella Maris’4 KYW (535.4) Musical program WEAF (491.5) WCecco (416.4). KYW (525.4 + Preyer pilin Yr bovs and thers think all ranslations are igYreed } 3) lects, for the benefit of the many ? R e ‘ 7 Pe USiCAd tees a Thi. ere an 4 Jowd.4 OYVyEeONnI Ine at : T131@ iw (>- i ité t : purely : mavyTear if oP is ' ? ry + tf e : ‘ ™ WRAL (246) Band concert WDGR (519) WEEI (348.6) 7 mF S ROS 2 7 a | is purely a matter O12 pel 0! = . 1 by efe a oe Luke i natives throughout the _ republics if 5 ; : me é ; Te Oe WjICeTi. paste - - i ‘ = x : # ral d 7 oe 9 .. | q 4 t) 2 ° ! «Al : ’ . 1] . a o. om Iq} sins escent = ‘ tie i “Pe q, \ LwWIOU COs ‘ “a aa) wien Pe : rea . ar sie é . 53 54 be caine aie ” ses > . . = i. ue ne Phe Night Patrol] (2988) EKED (545.1).- Everena: ten and Cemiwall.” any ba) popul;: prograt aYr- ion ap ation to the Adjutant- privet hag he 2 0 hc id a ~ 5 52 cate s winged words from afar.” if ~~ : . - _ a t ‘ ’ 4 ‘ . : é : . fists. -ePnen?: ‘ f thin rn ‘ Was} netne (iT es eA 4 il tiie acted} hit ii ‘ os here upon =t: At * eal occasions they ; Seager © os \ ® ae 2 ae BS SOrIMILCA "ONC ey ’ . ’ . 9 ” de aly e or may rat he reparde om , tine ae ‘ = IAFFITT (DOLBLE PROG . hg he a0 4 ' : . ae = _ ote ar e “De, of - 9 WSM (282.8) fro orchestra oie 4 wetual peraons On the ae bane se 55 5 j listen to advice and instruction, ‘ , “Hands Up” ange FLW (422.3) Crosley Burnt Cork. | WAIC (499.0), bridge Ban. es (. «. M.--The groom's expenses the raising of Lazarus f ym the 6 97 |epoken In thei nt . , aii 4 7. ‘ siti di ,enter “Thr ag r aces E . ers Wwe ) 4 T\ , 5G , , lassical progral 10:05 P. WE. r ie a a eh. y are nr = on se ce q ai 1, “ing Re age og 9 : eter iJie¢ ~ . } r ow Nn ongue, by aA : Fe if : fie aie | wWceec¢ 416 ran Rtn co) ot bine a weal re | eee Ser a ' 1 ae Feimten | Department of Ex a See ©. Me WPG (299.8), dance orchestra. WCCO (416.4) dram: \ step cn ent ring, a wedding present, his as one of the events in the lite 58 5 | omtos City so rye a9 ps 43 : Crs, Sw ¢* pei é @e | ‘ig qi} Mer. - }e MG era i rs . e rie? . e oe r s » - J 4 _ 4 P lanchester { Iirnest Torrence RFAR (340.7) U. of Nebraska mu- 9:20 FP. ML. ine ovairs nites ia Pg ae eitt t6 bares bt of co i ph ge eee ff orm tas 9 Tun te = ah A " a ta ; Wallace Beery n@ Sicale WAIAQ (447.5). program, chimes. 10:15 P. M man - and ne ee eee sheep tag tigi persons connected he Maya, Otoml, Matiazinca, 1S Manchester ‘rH -RERS eed. cee get ho SB eaten | — , , nan and each of his ushers, toj with the story would necessari , 7Zapoteca, Mextec ! : > WANDERE A ae | ; Die Lee ome a re 2 | ily | | lapoteca, Mexteca and other tribal S215 FP. M. 9:30 P. M. KTHS (574.5) pianist. wali the above he es their have been persons living at the, | languages have been used e "7 . , , ‘ a F = t es, « Y- 7 .T7Y \ . = . ‘ i¢ » “we i ; } y . - WIP (508.2) Features. KTHS (374.8), O. Holbrook and 10:20 P. M gloves and bouton- tin | HORIZONTAL. | VERTICAL, ce Aum: aan . _ 28 well anneal soo BLE PROG q ; ie e124 Aine oi ‘ , | 1. That which ‘s 41. Preser‘ly. ee oer oa ‘ 4 as Aztec, which is still a living lan- The Passion Play 8:30 PF. M. Sf old-time Tidaqaiers. Wien (208.°)- popular progran LEGA INE > SPpoKer $2. Moist : 7 ‘“_ rit DOrToweus. | > | M 70 Manchester | m™ kKPRC (°? agers ay “Dap (475.6 eet oii t a pape ae ee L, IVIL tend r. ey ~. A printer's 30, To cry lke a} SUage in parts of Mexico, although ester The storm Bre KPRC (°96.9) Boy pianist. y\ BRA! wee 2 h « n ICKY Cl ib. WOAW (1°6) Omadala or: hoactr 1? Bends Ove! 44. An entertain- neasure. cat. perhaps un ‘reserved { {t : WBZ (233.1) Piano recital WEAF (491.5), WRFAR (389.4)./ wre (468.5), organ. _ (By a Member of the St. Louis Bar Association.) eB t \ _ , + . ’ x | {fT} 4 : La , F. ontgomery eae BLE PROG WFAA (475.9) Methodist Univer- WEEI (348.6), WFI (394.9). KK DKA (309.1) Grand theater con- cong gens a oe dll Fadit- HISS M.— You can get posses- 5c. Lost, forsaken. 45. Part of am urn 4. A tribe Or Person. An elab t F 7 “ ul “The Black ; .- e 4 f 1 Its t ww J (25% ~ WOGR ,2 a . . eens , ge : vii . : ea and if } C is guilty, con- =1oOn f { your dqgaugnter when \ our ’ 13 art — ui Le ero 4A breila. i 5. 4 K' me men- 34 A maraer) vy i ‘ n a ora e program of educa- j ; oe eV a¢° } | a ee} : # - + - ‘ } , . i Ss. rt 4 as - aa e : s*¢@ : { "4 > n> * 4 esi ., ~ 4 | . P ‘ 3 ’ ontgomery The Midnight “Baga eae i e- i aeeel potent aie -¢ 308 Ce} ed father dies, if she has not been OVELTY (DOUBLE. PROG | on in ¥« deed, there is me , ; sult : ag. ee tee 49. To pierce wo as) oon is 8. -Procured, concerts by some of Mexico’s best ®. oe limmai oO he height to Which you (; ANT F.—You can employ an BF% : Soe + » draw off @e (. AD ¢ re 9. Ardor . = ‘a Easton ' eae —w i ld wour fence Tjié r ; wvyer aft , aia | pow he wit 18. ‘ol iq Vie a A piece of if) 4 I lace where musicians p: Danre Ma cig ” *% oa i ; — . A pepe’ tiqn PEORIA, IIL. Mare} 1 ee . aneecmend me Ww ANDE O OW C oe TERY ANA ~~. - A ane the |: for this bill vou will] have a a a “apne v9. To turn to ad 4 fire lace bt. A |} fix ‘ea! , sty: Har sovinieatnitniiiaadia a acini iad uu . _ igrt + best i he prosec ted i ov defer sé. Your rr! omise in a et he sone. ye ‘To exist ng two.’ oid _Me dea ris of Henry, Til., was “The > neer of ’ e ne 3 beri? 1 tt she Saat YT OwW? erttars ‘* 1919 Was ut ithe nt —_ —_ —-— . Sis — in ‘ whatan ia: Asay +4 4 a araniadi i 7 — 1 ronsideratior frorr her and OOM INC Seale ee Ah MEE Se Ree aN oe sae ad arrests d last night and lodged bi ewees y ” LOR. ce i ii is Dee te ie | the | Comedy @ Tu es 0 nas YT ._%. os aa ar legally bound br A ~~ . = FINDS MORE QUACKS AND CULTS the Hennepin, IL, jall for ques- liecei ed anid > asinine 4. —If ther accepted the smail!- || Answer to esterday’s Puzz : eive « -t er estate, asx- —s ai ‘‘oning in connection wit! be . . "? . ; = . , § : : -* i th | al = - a SUT ne Tpmat ‘ € err , 7 cies , sf ** Fee" old, Who was found - ee ao ne €#noug! »} «a?l [We na Jus- ae knowledge. of *h« ° - ade ; . ¢ d h PROG Central naked a at ot tn Beane Coust. the the} “oatec Press D in ; ) °o Purse simple rules will enable you to get months of added Oonlg 1 MEDICAL QUEST IONS CHICAGO, March 30.—America| orethy Phillips. Mre. Gray's a ast . “ - SF - * . . ‘ a _ . ‘ice fro! ur “ vatteries as well-as greatly improv ial : ee 3 half-sister. who residea wi JOLI (Liarp HUGHES okt : ee Stone 7 — L. . 4 fIicalth and sanitation questions of public interest orfy will be com suffers more from cultism and «+ «hillicothe and ne Same ner ) Dele Ay ASTOR i, ee eens at Feproduction. i teen Tue Eveready Cham- sidered. Diagnosis or treatment of individual cases will not be given. (quackery than any other nation in’ identificat! — elmar “The Scarlet 7 On 1 to 3 tubes—Use I eeready No. i 72. C . C 11m 7 FO C—Repeat your ques-| likely to be of benefit The } , y ihe b} n nation in i == ation at Pekin last night. , , . , t? Pas ; , alist . ae es m4 ya ere. it. 1@ 1m? 1g rly . ? ‘ “et } ie tole State’ . ’ On 4 or more tubes be [ s¢ the ficavy Duty “ Ds ber Oo) mphony Jrches- hen ot oejng eran? pe d addressed } p ater ba 2 er pre ferabiv the FP et th MA OTi 5 ])r. Morris } isnoein, : i mn € — At -Oorney Dunkelbers 4 " ’ ug fae dt a . , * et: *% ie fo I , » | tt ° } »s Sy r rea £ + sister ; tt¢ f , ane. ake a +) . ' a. ' © rs. . le ¥ - IGINIA =; DETBLY. PROGRES Rattcries. either No. 770. or the even longer-lived tra, augmented, under ee a, tee coe oe eee Ge ee editor of the Journal of the Amer-! ji oe a 4 ee , ree cern ; o - . 17 TT = ry ' tl. @ deseript) 3 i; (Jj 7 $ fer “@ ioe © ¢* - % The — when listening at the vear-round average of two hours a dav. . volved The one and only Way 1 mf oe Bites asa giattn aside sf ore) ; i “th a 3 we aes is not ; . nen £4 } , t of - hosts ie GISChargs ou mentio ere are many, he sald, “that, known ane ie W . ; — NOT? 4 “C" battery greatly increases the life of your “B” batteries APOCALYPSE ...-0.----00--.. Liadow a , } in ee i nation | Ma} the troubls . ‘ce are on the border line and f r| hy TVazew : be yaaa 4 LAVENTHAL THEATER CIRCUIT and gives a quality of reception u nobtal nabie wi ithout it. Radio sets may CHILDREN'S OVERTURE Ouslter eta , : , ae e “a "orate Tete 1)d only bee determined } — tea a : 4 ; ay aes : . age a azewell Count) authorities. | ee ea si] ly be changed to permit the use of a “C” battery by any competent Ereci VU aii se oil “ a oy ;, E ih . _— nities * ? : alin esti u proper and thorough - me which close atudy is needed to de- The other angle of the investiga - ¢ radio service man. ae ae os sig shal me vou Seo 8 OS amir Or vhe ADT om =jtermine whether they have for't esse & ban P pou RLE i Aanu?! as tured and guarcniced by S LANCE fr THE Sy! PHS. me Berlioz ? "sé t] - cause ny ad i rder the ‘ , = ; > | ' a ppre pr a t¢ es ~ ~~. : t . 4 ¢ a ; ' ’ iG@n Cons *e#rns J Ne Shay, hus 4 a ; - adie tiene iiinn ave -vour , easures and treatment cou! , . , i their undation a scientific basis, : eS: HLAND | “The Plastic Nationat Carson Co, Inc., New York an Francisco DANCE OF THE GNAT....Liadow proper treatment for your re lief. advised for vour lief } — a KPO (428.5) orchestra. b tl - anene e , aa aaa of the woman, and former inmate ; , ; = — ee x ; 3 ey sl spansati or: this van ee ke but e majority of the cult , 3 N. Newstead and The Dream Music rroM HANset *‘ A READER. -— Your trouble fs you should consult a private phys- WFAA (479.9) ¢ ntertainment ini a . agg napiboner — me _of a State hosipatl. According te é _> —— AND GR! T rl Es Humperdin k " eet } kK ¢ ly “a ‘ uc of re wi el }4 — ii ‘i a ly I pe alist WOA WwW (326) 2ialto +} eater al a} m nus ua ees vg °° ya are with- Mrs. Mary Flater and Jasper Ab- 3 Ineot BLE Perr! UDE 11 MIFISTI Re INC ER tit 4éF rnwmmation at ‘ne nerves) iT} if pis ine. A JOU Can not affore ‘ Ol: any 818 Bt Gi. ; hey relatives, Shay and } ‘ " af & Be ik « ie ; ‘ ‘eae sate . — an’ ° ; " ” ,, pyr . os , oe 9 i’s wife . BASSY ‘ ‘The Hunted 2 aii the regions you menti ; e rt: Oo empioy a doctor your case wit! POM ee 1:00 A. i. “Tie American Medical Associa- frequently uarreled ; 4 Delmar and “proud $ u% af heat ocaliv, applied anynow Le taken care of at the Citv Jts- KYW i4 a. ca We dish ice-breaker after a | doctors licensed under inadequate | : J o ¥ ae - ‘T pare} A 4 ? brie ’ " . o ilies “2 es 7 / - »] i e' st» 4a \ i . . P + - ‘ . a? - : Ww. Plortenent * “Rilly the ag ade ne one pea iG ag a wcco [= aw aaa + 00 P uw we s second big é ffo! i An eariler at- laws of many of our states do more ‘ “s Baris . 3-i/ f iad ‘ ns . ee aaa j : - ' el - (awe rz :% iv . 5 a ‘ om . KP 4°2.3) M \Iot (>i) KGW (491.5) dance mus! be nipt failed. Ice conditions around | harm sometimes than many quacks iw i? { ae » ? 4 rona je ioLlor Se Trio. 7%. ' iss? 44 ae , ci ; - P oad ot #7 30M Sa a ¥ . ‘ oo 4, ty oe tS te a Wes

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PARLOUR | “Atelle “filly the “6 W. Moerissant meee jon and Easton land x 24H fee oe, _ mee . etn ot ) mot night ance ere excec@ingiy severe 1, Rermo: l¢he Arctic Brits Litt _ST-LOUS POSTOR FATEH bincenemaeieeanel WOURRRORRTERR EE! Two-Trouser Suits, $25 to $30 values ............ Whipcord Raincoats, sizes 35 to 42 New Spring Topcoats, sizes 34 to 42 ........... 450 ‘‘High School’’ Two-Pants Suits .......... n’s $4 Wool Trousers, Sizes 28 to 38 _............ n’s $6.50 Blue Serge Trousers, all sizes ..... Kee ca So Geieees Suits, small sizes _. 3 $1 50 White Overall Sumpers, Fe WO Se... os eed nwcs. | “United Railway”’ Gray Blouses Men’ s $1.95 Shirts, excellent fabrics en’s $1. $5 Pajamas, cotton domet flannel ............... en’ $2.50 Shirts, stripes and checks _. Men’s $3 and $4 Golf Hose; fancy tops Men’ and $3 Half Hose; fine qualities: pair deny s 45c Rayon-and-Lisle Half Hose; pair __...... $7. &, Mm i . oad ll e@?e ce ve @& @ : wm t ho Mo ; Hi os @2 @ © £8 2a Bo a 2 @ a 2 a a a a RSs Shy ee - 2 2 @ Be €@ @€@ 2 € 2 a ek a ff ae er) bo er ee fs &e@eeee#F esse 28 88 82 8 @ vee a —~) at YU 21S it’s ans 53s en’ 1.50 and $3 Knit or Athietic Union Suits ............. en’s $7.95 Wool Sweaters: wanted colors Kk ka scepeewaee 0 Pairs Men’s $6 to $9 Oxfords: tan, paten t, gunmetal oul ? n’s $1.50 and $2 Caps; 8-4 and one-piece styles ’ $16.50 Long Pants Suits:16 to 18 years ’ $8.50 Wool Novelty Suits; broken sizes | : ys’ $3.95 Cotton Corduroy Lon ng Pants; tan; broken si 28 Boys’ $10 Two-Pants Knicker Suits; 16 to 18 years _. 125 Boys’ $2.45 and $2.95 Wash Suits; soiled: broken sizes . ota & _ rots ft+.hCcOohlCrhlhlCrrlhCU The Items on This Page Give Some Idea of Wednesday’s Extreme Value-Giving 50 $5 to $7.50 Black Crepe de Chine and White Linen Blouses. . 30 $5.98 Extra. Size French Voile Blouses; dainty styles 80 $3 & $3. 98 Slip-on and Coat Style Sweaters; various shades. .$1. Children’s $2 Sweaters in the popular slip-on style .......$1.35 Prs. Women’s Silk-Top $2 to $2.50 Silk Hose; yar rious colors, $1.69 Prs. Women’s Extra-Size Lisie-Top $2.75 _— Hose, pair. . $1.39 417 Prs. Women’s Dark Silk Hose: irregulars of $1.50 grade, pair, 75c Prs. Children’s 35c to 50c Hose in various st} les and hues 19¢ 278 Womens Black & Gunmetal orang seconds $2 to $2.50 grades, $1 14 Prs. Women’s 50c to 75c Hose: i — aint, pair, 278 Prs. Children’s 50c to 75c Socks: i 60 Prs. Women’s $1.25 Lisle-Top 180 Prs. Women’s $1.75 to $1.95 Lis 65 $2 Princess Slips of cotton Seron nette: 58 $2.98 to $5 Costume Slips; plain and ince-tekenanl styles 60 $1.95 Light and Dark Colored Tricolette Sport Bloomers . 450 Women’s 75c to 85c Large-Siz2 Cotton Union Suits... .. 217 Women’s 85c Rayon Vests: various nae Bees: — 242 Children’s 65c Waist Union Suits: sizes ¢ 150 Women’s $2.95 Flesh. Col. Glove Silk sddi . sizes re oxen . 200 Women’s 85c Rayon Striped Cotton Bloomers: 100 $2.50 Rayon Gowns. light colors with con 3 112 $3.25 to $4 Soiled Silk Chemise: various styles = aan bro 99 $5 Flesh-Colored Step-In Drawers in button-front s style. hindin ; 4 wide variety. .... .88c 25 Cham abric Gloves; pair. 0c 4 veneeiis $2. o5 Kid Glove | vored colors. $1 AL + S883e 25% 5 bo be s 25¢ to ; 300 Men’s and Sema Imbrell 72 Women’s and Misses’ $1.50 to 05 Prs. $1 Boudoir Slippers; pleasi ngc es Hoover House Dress Apr jog © to $2.50 Gingham Aprons: plain Extra-Size Gingham Dress Aprons; popular styles 7 & $8 Sample Modart Front-Lace Corsets and Girdles . $5 & $6 Sample Lily-of-France Corsets an d Girdles, choice. . Pink Brocade Back-Lace Corsets; med. bust: long skirt 65 $8.50 & $10 Stylish Stout Elastic Corsets and Gi irdles Le ae 75 $2.50 & $3 New Long Corsettes and Corselettes; elastic gore 75 Pes. 19¢ & 25c Plain & Fancy Ribbons, t & dark shades, me 100 Photo Albums, 1lx14-inch size: colored ¢ ‘covers: special __. eo & @ a & & @ sien beset kinds. Be ae at 4%! 25 Pairs Boys’ $1.95 Odd Woolen Knickers; 15 to 18 years 12 Stout Boys’ $16.50 and $18.50 Blue Serge Suits ....... ae id Boys’ $8.50 and $10 Topcoats; broken sizes ............... 327 Boys’ $1.25 and $1.50 ‘‘Boy Blue’ Shirts pseeia een a 25 Boys $5.95 Shaker Knit Wool Slipover Sees : 23 Boys’ $3.75 Wool Lumberjacks: broken sizes __ o3 Boys’ $3.95 Silk Shirts: neckband style; 12 to 14 neck _._..... 39 Boys’ $1.50 and $2 K & E. White Blouses _ > Boys’ $2.50 Worsted Jersey Sweaters Seas 200 we Vestees, Collars & Collar & Cuff Sets: smart kinds: ea. 47c 900 $1.75 Painted Fiber Scarfs; light and dark color combinations: $1 300 $1 to $2 Cotton Gowns, Chemises, Camisoles & Step-Ins, ea. 69c 100 $1.95 Cotton Satinay Bloomers, in tan and navy shades a 95c 15 1 & $1.50 Muslin Petticoats: plain & lace-trimmed styles... . .39¢ =i. 95 Georgette Chemises: many colors and all sizes in lot. $1.25 s’ & Juniors’ $12.95 to $17.50 White Silk Frocks: 10 to 17, $8.75 ’ $15 Colored Georgette & mee p Frocks; 10 to 15 yrs., $9.45 ’ $5 =a Bloomer Frocks, in sizes 7 to 10 only. ae 5 Krak lay Suits for girlsof 12 to 14 offered a is’ $1.50 ‘‘Bonnie Briar’’ Middies: sizes 16 to a te ' $12.75 Tweed Coats in smart styles; sizes 7 to 12. $9. & $4 Straw and Leather Spring Hats; many colors... _. , $7 Leghorn and Straw Hats, for giris of 2 to 6.. Baby Caps of white organdie or white lawns.ea...._—_ 39c t Thousands Wilk Share Them to $7 Linen & Cotton Broadcloth Bloomer Frocks, $2.95 S$ to $5 Princess Slips, Gowns and Pajamas, ea. ..... $1.95 ts’ $4 Handmade Gingham Dresses, matching bloomers .. $2.19 Infants’ $2 to $3 Button & Lace Shoes, sizes 214 to 7 7.00 Little Finger Rings, with diamond in center..__.. ..$18. — y White Gold Wrist Watches: 15- jewel movements, $15.95 d $20 Deltah Pearl Necklaces: 18 and 60 inch lengths. . $6.65 $9 Cackos Clocks in the popular 12-in size; very ornate... 125 Silver-Plated Cold Meat Forks: Chippendale — 80c $5 Silver-Plated Water Pitchers of graceful cinds | > $3 Thermos Lunch Kits in metal case: 14 -pin t bottle _.. Bags Small Z7lophane-Covered St. Denis Bath Salts. bag. $2.50 Monna Vanna Perfumes; favored scents: in ornate bot., $1.39 Ukuleles, popular style: imperfect: $1.95 crade «pao + . > > * > rr * _ we se 2 @ Ceo oc ae OC ak oe Oe aS a e eee? a ee a a a Se bad al > 7 al ca . - ots: » $3 Tots’ $5 to Toc & $1 t= Gr GB F248 E alg & 7 ~ iat 3 Sli00 @xXt2nsitTs Litt® Sail O- Sree oom WE ee ~ (_onwTS ®P*™ FAMOU! We Give and Redeem Eagle St 2 within the law,” BiMiLiiiiliiiie TET Wednesday—For One Day Only—Hundreds of Odd, Broken and Small Lots of S¢ « A One-Day Sale at F, learned that this : est value-giving px more than ever attracts saving opportunities, been large—natesalae have accumulatec d best values, are | soiled and broken lot y to your unusual ad. vantage. It is an« wpping event—it is store wide—so make a list js—and be here whet this one-day sale starts Wednesday. Special Sales Tickets thy Btne store point the way to extreme economy; & the lots the greater the value-giving, amd wgignadv=rtised. ; excellent kind; box. B 380 75c Boxes of Vi 320 25 Bottle es of Jetam Si 130 Bo<tles $1.75 Petrole 260 doz. of 8c Cakes Veg 116 Bottles $2.75 Royal 239 Bottles Silk Floss Cee 3 $4 French Perfume A& 460 Doz. Real Hair Nets; 390 Boxes Maynap Sanita 195 Rubber Step-Ins, in 285 25c Straw Shopping 125 60¢ Allon Kneeling Pat 288 Prs. Dependable Black 1860 Cards of Various Size} 180 Doz. 50-Yard Spool & 100 $2.95 Leather Bags in 1 100 $1 Beaded Bags in dm 100 $1.98 Beaded Bags, im . $1.98 Black Silk-Fa . 98c Wide Wale Cot™ 28 u ~ qt - colors; 36-inch; ular kinds; yard " 3! iB -/ : r< . eseess i} Hl PPeee Children’s $1.50 § 200 25c Stamped White 20 75c Tapestry Table 50 $5 Felt ‘‘Poster’’ Pill 100 Pairs $2 to $4 Lace 55 Sets $4 Double Ruffl ches ; lor ‘each.........58 : long: . 323 — = se 4 1000 SOc Crates of 12 Restricted A

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aiaieieestiemesmestiee nee A ots of Sease A Co.! Hundreds have Jne-Day Sale at Fam ed that this announcgieans a day of the great- alue-giving possiblegWednesday’s event will than ever attract withpores of extraordinary y opportunities. Oupie of March business has large—naturally magi, soiled and broken lots accumulated—and th@icles, already St. Louis’ alues, are re-priced Way to your unusual ad- ge. It is an outstandppping event—it is store- -so make a list of yegds—and be here when ne-day sale starts at @. Wednesday. special Sales Tickets thrajthe store point the way extreme economy; th@r the lots the greater he value-giving, and maggnadvertised. Boxes of Vivadou’s Fs 7 - excellent kind; box. .28c Bottles of Jetum Straw M; various colors ......... 15c tles $1.75 Petrole Hahn Jiic; a well-known kind. .$1.15 . of 8c Cakes Vegetablemet Soap; dozen ......... 47c tles $2.75 Royal Bouvardmmes in cut glass bottles, $1.59 tles Silk Floss Cocoanut ‘ench Perfume Atomize | ;; Real Hair Nets; all st ypoo; shaker top ....... 19¢ lcolors; hand decorated, $2.89 Miles; cap shape; dozen... .20¢c es Maynap Sanitary Nagipsen in box; box..... ns+ se ber Step-Ins, in flesh, waorchid shades; ea. ... +. . .45C Straw Shopping Basketncy style; each.......... 14¢ Allon Kneeling Pads; alas auto cushions; ea. ... .39c Laundry Bags of colorf™ne, with drawstring; ea. 29c Dependable Black Dres@™; of various sizes; pair for 15c rds of Various Size Pearls; 15c to 20c card, ea. ...7c . 50-Yard Spool Silk; Bly; dozen spools for ...... 39c 5 Leather Bags in varies and popular colors . .$1.98 Beaded Bags in drawstieand many hues........ 50c 8 Beaded Bags, in drawal frame styles; choice. .$1.00 $1.98 Black Silk-Facedg; 40 inch; yard ......... 99c 98c Wide Wale Cotton @y; 36-inch; yard ......... 59c $1.98 Tinsel Trimming @s; 18-inch; yard ...-...... 69c $1.98 Printed Silk-and-@repe; 40-inch; yard ...... 98c $3.98 Bordered Satin G@hinch; yard ..-...-..... $2.48 32.98 Bordered Rayon Mg 50-inch; yard ......... $1.69 $1.39 Printed Kimono @-inch; yard .........--.. 98c $2.98 Printed Borderg; 54-inch; yard ........ $1.88 $1.98 White Silk- and-@fton; 40-inch; yard....... 75c $4.98 Self-Color Bordemppes; 54-inch; yard ..... $2.85 $1.98 Embroidered Lilgess colors; 36-inch; yard. .89c . 69c to $1.25 Wash Go@pular kinds; yard ........ 44c 39c Organdie; 36 inches@™ard ................---- 15¢c $2.98 to $3.50 Fancy WagS4-inch; yard ....-.---. $1.88 $1.98 Hairline Suitinggapes wide; yard ....--... $1.29 $1.98 Wool-Mixed Ball; 54 inches wide; yard...$1 $1.50 Wool-Mixed Plaidiiches wide; yard ......... 79¢c 31.19 Striped WashableM@Plannel; 32-inch; yard .. .69c 39c Black Cotton Sate@M@ches wide; yard .....-.... 21c 9c to 75c Cotton LinimgMials; 36-inch; yard ...... 29c en’s $1.50 Stamped Dito l2 years ........-... 89c Seed eee Wal... ewes 15c apestry Table Runnef@m™ches long; each......... 52c Poster’? Pillows; M@MeTings; each ...........$2.95 $2 to $4 Lace Curtaiai@iir lots; pair.......... $1.00 Double Ruffled Curtami— valance; set ......... $3.15 $4 Fringed Casement GMs; pair. .............. $2.95 Srossbar Marouisette H@purtains; pair ......... $1.20 50 Imported Portieres,@anese pattern; each .. .$3.75 ‘rates of 12 Marshmalig@g Cream Eggs, crate...... 45c | : ‘ ‘ . > > Be / 9 | 2 — 9 Pes: 1 Eagle Sta 08 Restricted Articles Excepted a? LOUIS POST-DISPA SL _-— a a TU 2590 Yds. 45-Inch Rayon Drapery Fabric; wanted colors; yard. . .$1.25 200 Yds. $2.75 Imported Striped Jute; 54-inch; yard .......... $1.65 190 Yds. $3.75 and $4 Striped and Figured Damask; yard ...... $1.85 6 only $8 to $12 Table Runners; damask and velour; each ...... $3.75 150 Yds. $1 Sunfast Curtain Voile; 36-inch; yard ............... 42c 36 only $2 and $2.50 Damask or Velour Pillow Tops; each ...... 95c 300 Yds. $1.25 Imported Cretonne; 31 inches wide; yard ........ 57c 24 $1.50 End Table Covers; velour and tapestry, each.......... 50c 200 Yds. 30c to $5 Drapery and Curtain Remnants; yard. .15c to $1.50 20 $2 Boudoir Lamp Bases; mahogany finish; each ............. 50c 9 $7.50 End Table Lamps; artistic finish and design; complete .$3.75 § $12 Carved Torcheres, with parchment shade; each........... $3.75 6 $5 and $6 ‘‘Adjusto’’ Desk Lamps; complete ........ $2.50 and $3 100 30c to $2 Glass Lamp Shades; each .................. 15c to $1 30 $1.50, $1.75 and $2 Boudoir Lamp Shades; each .............. 95c 15 $12.50 Bridge Lamp Bases; adjustable arm; each .......... $6.00 7 $42.50 to $47.50 Floor Lamps, with shade .................. $27.50 6 $50 to $65 Junior Lamps; very handsome styles; each ...... $32.50 5 $75 to $100 Junior Lamps, complete with shade; each ....$48.50 6 $25 to $37.50 Junior Lamps, complete with shade; each .....$22.50 110 Doz. $3.25 Doz. All-Linen Damask Napkins; doz. .......... $1.88 74 $5.95 to $6.45 Fancy Striped Bedspreads; each ............. $4.68 32 Doz. $3.95 Doz. All-Linen Hemstitched Napkins ...... tone ee 120 Yds. All-Linen Silver Bleached Damask; yard .............. 87 TUESDAY EVENING, MARCH 50, 1926. —_~ One-Day S 3 Merchandise Offered at Savings That Are Remarkable Even for Famous-Barr Co. 100 Inner Tubes, 32, 33, 34 and 3bxS*4-itich ... 2... cccccccccces: $4.69 50 $5 Tennis Rackets; reinforced frames; each ................ $3.50 50 $1.95 Golf Clubs, Drivers and Brassies; each ................. 79¢ 30 $2.25 Three-Stay Canvas Golf Bags; each...............-. $1.69 3 $42.50 Umbrella Type Waterproof Tents; each ......... ee - $29.99 24 $2.25 Camp Cots, brown canvas cover; strong; each ....... $1.39 35 $1.95 Genuine Leather Fielder’s Gloves; each ........... ~.. .89¢ 25 $1 Bamboo Fishing Poles; popular length; each ......,.......-. 69c 100 20c Braided Fishlines; very strong; the spool ............... 9c 10 $3 Fishing Reels; convenient style; each ...... as andi eee $1.95 100 Pairs Baseball Shoes; all sizes; special pair .............-. $2.50 1000 Rolls 1214c Kitchen or Bathroom Wall Papers; roll ...... 12%4¢ 1 $123 ‘‘De Luxe’’ Wardrobe Trunk; duck covered ............ ~ - 965 2 $25 Hat Boxes and Week-End Cases to match; each ......... $12 1 $150 ‘‘Likly’’ Leather Wardrobe Trunk; sample........... $72.50 6 $55 Wardrobe Trunks, with all improvements; each ....-....-$45 35 $6.50 Round Hat Boxes, assorted colors; high grade; each . .$3.95 Home and Personal Needs May Be Supplied at Exceptional Savings 126 Fancy Colored Bath Mats; seconds $1.49 grade; each ..... , .88¢ 324 50c Hemmed Turkish Bath Towels; colored border; each..... 38C 38 $2.95 All-Linen Bridge Sets; 5-piece ...................... $1.95 92 $1.45 Hand-Embroidered Hot Roll Covers; soiled; each ...... 95c 270 Yds. 59c All-White Cotton Satinay; yard .................. 39¢ 200 Laird & Lee’s ‘‘Webster’s’’ Dictionaries; each ............. 65c o0c Pound Stationery; Gladstone size, Ib. ..............2.2..4... 15c 200 50c and 65c Correspondence Curds; tints; per box........... 19¢c 18 Doz. $1.79 ‘‘Utica’’ Sheets, 72x99-inch size; each .......... $1.48 15 Doz. $1.39 ‘‘Commonwealth’’ Sheets; 81x99-inch size; each $1.18 40 Doz. 35c ‘‘H. S.’’ Cases, 42x36-inch size; each ............ os. 12 Doz. $1.18 Pair Lace-Trimmed Pillowcases; pair .............. 88c 1200 Yds. 18c Unbleached Sea Island Cotton; yard ........... 12%4c © a ee aeons poard Cover Sets; GACh ........ ccc ccccccece. 79¢ 22 Pairs $11.95 Plaid Blankets; full size; pair ................ $7.95 20 $15.95 Imported All-Wool Blankets; 72x82 inches; each ..... $9.95 90 $2.95 Gray Cotton Blankets; 66x80 inches; pair ............ $1.95 20 $10.95 Lambs’-Wool Comforts; full size; each......... ‘pg Ben $6.95 400 $2.75 doz. 12-0z. Iced Tea Glasses; set of 6; special.......... 49c 20 Slightly Imperfect 36-Piece Dinner Sets; $9.75 grade........ $5.50 300 75c & $1 Pieces Plain Table Glassware; assorted; each ...... 35C 15 $10 Imported Tea Sets; 25-piece; special....... ooh SEs $4.39 200 75c & 95c Decorated China Water Pitchers, several styles... .47c 10 $12.50 Hat Boxes, fitted with toilet articles; each ...,...... $8.85 20 $12 Fiber Reed Baby Strollers, leatherette hood; each ...,..$6.75 3 $25 Yu Ess Make Typewriters, small model; each ......... $15.00 6 $500 Walnut Dining Suites, Rockford make; 10-piece ......... $335 15 $25 Tapestry Chairs, high back; spring seat ..........--++-. $7.95 8 $55 Sample Decorated Breakfast Sets; five pieces ....-.--.--. $44.50 12 $75 Mohair Coxwell Chairs, loose cushions .....-..++----: .$49.50 2 $250 Bed Davenport and Chair Suites; two pieces ,,....-- .$149.50 4 $350 Walnut and Hardwood Bedroom Suites; 4-piece ...-.- .$189 50 $5 Windsor Chairs; wooden seat; no arMS ...--+e+-+-: ee: . $2.95 10 $40 Wooden End Day-Beds; coil springs .......-. peer $29.50 6 $65 Mohair Overstuffed Chairs; loose cushions ....-....---$39.50 6 $55 Walnut and Hardwood China Cabinets; each .......-... $19.75 4 $60 Walnut Period Radio Cabinets; very well built .,....-. $27.50 25 $7 Frosted Brown Bar Harbor Chairs; willow ......----- - - 92:95 © 20 $5 End Tables; mahogany finish, half-round ........:----. $2.95 1 $250 Worsted Royal Wilton Rug, 11.3x15-foot size .......... $125 1 $225 Worsted Royal Wilton Rug, 11.3x15-foot size........ $112.50 1 $195 Wool Royal Wilton Rug, 11.3x15-foot size .....-...---. $97.50 2 $175 Wool Royal Wilton Rugs, 11.3x15-foot size ...-..-.-. . $87.50 1 $137.50 Wool Royal Wilton Rug, 9x15-foot size ........---- $68.75 1 $127.50 Wool Royal Wilton Rug, 9x15-foot size.......--- . $63.75 1 $125 Plain Taupe Chenille Rug, 9x12-foot size......:---+-----. $65 5 $55 Seamless Axminster Rugs, 8.3x10.6-foot size .....-+-+---. $35 1 $77 Seamless Wilton Rugs, 8.3x10.6-foot size .....-.------- . $47.50 1 $108 Taupe Gray Chenille Rug, 8.3x10.6-foot size o besens eee 4 $110 Worsted Royal Wilton Rugs, 8.3x10.6-foot es 11 $57.50 Royal Wilton Rugs, 6x9-ft. size .,....---+-:++e:s+: oes 5 $35 Royal Wilton Rugs, 4.6x7.6-ft. size .......------: 1 $40 Taupe Chenille Rug, 4.6x7.6-ft. size .......--------+--- This Wednesday Event Is Store-Wide, So Profit Fully by Its Special Otterings 150 $1 and $1.50 Hand-Cut Glass Bowls; excellent size; each..... 65c 300 75c Imported China Cups and Saucers;each................ 39¢ 100 Pcs. 50c to $2.50 Discontinued Factory No.’s Pyrex Ware; less 1”, 209 $9.95 doz. Square serge Gaim Fisces, each ........ 29c re woiem 2ype Madio Tubes; CACM ...............6...... 69c 2 $22.50 France Battery Chargers; 6-volt ............... as eae 7 $15 Radio Tables, with shelf for batteries ................ $11.95 60 $19.95 High Boy Style Radio Cabinets; each ............. $13.95 5 Freed-Eisemann NR5, without equipment; $150 list .......... $59 2 $35 Magnutrol Radio Sets; 5-tube; each ........... Soy +e bee $15 6 $100 Model 10 Music Master Sets, without equipment ...... $39.95 12 A. T. C. SS Cord Tires, 35x414-inch size; each ............ $13.95 50 Standard Make Inner Tubes, 33x5 and 35x5 inch sizes...... $6.39 256 50c to $1 Phonograph Albums; each 29c, 4for............. $1.00 Charge Purchases —made Wednesday, in this One-Dav Sal will be placed on April statements. 197 75c Imperial Player-Piano Rolls; each ..... embogescregeees: 33C 200 $1.19 ~ Rabbits and Ducks; washable oilcloth _...-....... 95c 36 $6.95 Coaster Wagons, steel wheels and braces ......---.--. $5.25 24 Sample Baby Walkers; at a saving Of .....---.--++-++, sna 25 Doll Carriages; several sizes and eolenss MGB... ise ess One-Third 89 $1.35 Electric Toasters, good make SAE ee ae 5 $7 Cream and Sugar Sets, nickel plated .....----++::+-++-- pe 7 $7.50 Electric Teapots, attractive style.......----+--++++rr: $9.95 59 $3.50 ‘‘Maid”’ Electric Heaters; dependable .........-----. $1.69 73 $3.95 ‘‘Polar Cub” Electric Heaters ........-----++++++++> . $2.75 14 $5 Universal Aluminum Coffee Percolators ........------: $3.95 18 $4.25 Universal Aluminum Coffee Percolators .......------ $3.20 50 89c Wooden Salt Boxes, imported make; each ....-....------ . 35 $2 Savory Steam Cookers..........- ..:::s:+ sees ae ~ 180 ‘‘Whipwell” Easy Running Egg Beaters .....-----+--------. 6 $20.95 Toledo large-size Steam Cookers .....-.----++-++-:: $10.45 100 75c pint cans Bono Liquid Insecticide .....-+::++++r--+++> 37¢ 150 25c Household Scrubbing Brushes, good size ....-..-------- 13c 200 39c White Japanned Canister Sets, 3-plece .......---+-----. 20c 20 $5.95 Griswold Dutch Ovens, No. 12 size.................... $2.75 20 $2.25 Aluminum Vegetable Washers, with cover ............ 79¢ 36 $5.45 ‘‘Tuckaway”’ Folding Stepladders ............ an ehess $3.45 100 59c Indoor Clothesline with metal reel ..............4..... 33¢ 12 100-lb. ‘‘De Luxe’’ White Japanned Flour Bins ............ $4.74 a ae ye TEE e YS he ee ae eee eh, i ey ‘ ha 2. ae —_ - —— Pe et ponds y SEES to gE et area Hy cn eae m 1 “ fbi, he t wp hs ne wha he Siento tapped t > Sg viata age se a wna aka inn enn Se ees aan * ies YO ee = is babe OS, 9 aca ve » —— . . . * Aen SS ip. om . 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SPREE ts ns 4 Ts FOR iat PARTMENTS FOR pea ° —FURNISHED TY Piyt t. eM eb*p o > “= aie ae - + . - me eeadll a, +) arze iight MoOms - rhond; rent $20 (cd3x) | WHeP rikk sack . ~— 4 “Tooms, bath SU3S N.—And BI3SLA N.: new a seatahbianintiniemeames IMENT OR RENT. “MAK Choiee Efficiency eo os - ' , RKET. 5547—4 rooms. mog- | CHOUTE:s wHS PERSHING | AP, RTM E ATS : if SD ENG aoe ars AY, SMARcH 20, isce, ay OUR PROPERTY IS WAN TED BY SOMEBODY. And he reads the Real Estate ads in these columns. Find him tomorrow.-@@ Seu — att dee eth Ss =- Pe { ait on - wn wo ST Lois 33 POST-DISP ATCH. __ ania 5 | : rth 4 - FLATS FOR RENT—West Sih ors rooms - and bath, | LENOX. 8s: $45. COlfax eASSW- | gas, furnac @: ra rg: ERY omy i Earage, Vacant abo: at 4231W—3 roome. bath. pot! 1 adults only: $45. (B53 | " arape eeparate - . rood PLY M 1 7 # 1. 36 ree “rooms. “bath: « open : . HAIN 45547. oa (e682) $35. . re THOMP BON, PArkview O14: oo ‘ L3o- —§ rvoms, bath ele re 2 ‘ — vars 52 vs See ha 4 j RIDGE, 5870—4 Too! 8. ~ bath, oo N.—New 4-room ff lat: _furnace, re nt $40; edults only. ors, tile bath, hot-air heat; | MDGE. 504. 3A——Low rent: 5 rooms: mo on: _ isner FR > 0, . rh Ms, s,. Pv oesir able : 'C 7 j N.—2-3 room for $12. $15. | 54% BONITA, ¢ 6440 ~(Hi-Pointe)——New ere meee eae + h, : oe ( cf}2 ) _ind % rH OM. rem | me od: ern: a ar garage: \ ieee > large - ney 2} : ted by! i. a ks. from _ park. - (o>) 4 . 82) SEMI L Hed. 141k 4 moms bath. DD e >wly dec- 3 . cane ob a : ' 3 . ' aH bd fig) . : q TENT \ k j KS i 36] 2 YS —j-roem flat ._— wh * G Ar leld KA 42 (¢ 4 ’ - $17 (3) | VASHINGTON, 4732 Desirable 5-room (6% fat newly decorated. # Les tric. $319 50 ardw ood finx e tile bath, — Northwest | FURNISHET _ LAT - BEAUTIFI'1.. a os i Sane” aodern LAR ei 3 Re OM FLAT, COMPLETE ‘ = gre “Sigh hoe aR LY FURNISHED WITH NEW FURNI- iurnishe i€ j rs | . : d; newly ne | TT “RE: TLTVING ROOM Cae Bet SED Reg rey one REE Sepa DEERE oem EReIDIS RENT RE ASONABLE reowus, dining alouve, Mur- 21\ ERSIDE 20.09 M a4 PaAtn., Karagce ee mee sci ¥ Seer eT Oe A—-4 : S. newly Ge jectr! ind furne “*eut West “; 37 ae —— ‘ reso ee = — ----- a= : 4 HECKMANN & CO. , — EVANS, 4253W—Why live | in crowded Pe: Ce roontin«s h m use ® Wnen Vou can get tw: —Mocern 5 rooms: all con- larze, clean. light furnished hal?-bas« iso Faragce: rent reasonat!. | ment rooms: strictly private- gas a?’ = . ae : c87 } electric free: children wel ome; S850 yi Ly Poors: ull COnVENn- 1 Wee ‘. (c] ; paper 2° ee ee : aint ame - - —— 7—Upper flat, 4 neautiful | VRVUC. 4802—Residence, 5 rooms ani fgg - as Kitchenette: reasonable: furnace heat ¢ [>*] Lid . tars is ce --- = S eT rT «yrs 4O¢5()—— repr , : . 2136.4 — 4 lar ce rooms, rnod- EOhre cn IS. 4 a j 5 nm) covragrke ‘ deco rated. DE} Mar _ O98. ee i . ie ‘ ; , ie * BI2G—New | 4-room fiat 7 ing porch, } _— rd floors: ” ° - > ARTMENTS FOR RENT ne ~~ ae bee an ~*L10A— rooms. was and electri: 4556—New 3 rooms, tile batn, SUBURBAN — FOR RENT wily pve td d: elect 553 meal fe) Nak KE ALTS Ca.. ae Tat _ ’ “? . 2 r & ; ie . ey: op" . 4 Cine J isher . Co. (c6R } JUNIATA $744. B onom I UT mad N | \ er fiat: hard- ‘le re rarners . _ . ) Q re (e33x tie bath, furnace; $45.| NEBRASKA 4635—Coitage: 4” roon : R ho Co Ra e , ee bath, Faralt¢ River Clea LPOe&SRSI { 59754 — 3-room ae Meee . ee eo. re ent S30 s STECK. Realtors. 5963 Easton. | outhwest S Tete ere Ramee ‘ ES - ic67) | BLEECK. 6903 — 3-room frame house. | re ONE MONTH eS KENT electric, gas: S°0 (Cc new 5-room flate: inclosed; ~~ ae ee +. 3 ; » wi ee ' “ Ste awty heat, hara wort j : feapeerem c ah: brick barat i | le a! ae Se West : , Ss £73) | CLEMENS. 5579—10 rooms, bath. new decorated throughout open, PATKVIiewW “South 0142. B. A. THOMPSON, 5872 Delmar ena steam heat fire - - ~—— - iwoo floors. BO reened-ir ENRIGHT BOO joy roorme new ieiy aeco ainda? Fores? Park ‘ ie Sa rate aT 7 . + "| shia zy ac ‘es mer » - ¢ ; .- a? ) a site park: 5 rooms : Lo ; ,ATy q i i¢ ih _ ° . ° ‘s ¢ . . ‘fe . . n: newly decorated. {eZ ) EVANS. J61%—1() rooms. -. pnatns 1] ; . ely ha ideal rarer ire } . j ~* * c ASTLEMAN. A012 -~Apartment flat: 5 tao x m8 = 1 ' i 8, achat . leer ted. at MNmMeqdiate posses 'T oniyv Sso: ODPey PF Gec Ta.ec (cz) ‘ * e 4 r ~O7/) 3 . = > > ; 1a’ rT aE ER a: Ia an hedroo SGU): we a ee | ee ues Ve 4l4—4-room modern hous . ms. ww. -arax e. Aud rar o; cc? i) Yr =? 4Q0790M F lo4} rh .4117— 5 rooms. lo er bath $50. GRand 19x oe HOUSES FOR — 404 rooms. any elec- | i e" rMaealat ; $47.50. GRand 4002337 , ; as INISHE! i oo dame 7 >» | £4 ere > { & het. | ; SEER ORCL SR et ane eae oe Bw Ni ;,ALOWS. f'ate sem aj! £17eR8 an 8967 A—4 large light rooms. fur- prices, JAS TD CL, ARKSOIN Kirka SE ee AOE) et ath se Suen: O eaoma and zaract - 3420A—5 rooms and bath ecross $15: x hat} Owner, 28510 Olive et ak thool, Et ce ee (2) LENOX ‘ HA Y proorn Patt LOC LI 4142 A— room moder, : van rarasl WN TV 4t ' Kirkwood. M 45 SOU or LAciede 6847 Bunca w 9 mea hat! raragr ‘4 2) i iy 341 8—3 rooms: excellent con. antedient Property—Furnished os open. wa : (c*?) 2301—Lieht 3-room flat, |! ISHED APARTMENT— 3 rooms . - ‘ ro if‘ me 3 i\ Sis. ‘i . i *¢ t “ pear »' 4$433——4 beautifu] rooms Cyne? (c4* “improve i convenient to street cA [LPINAT 1 1]0S-]' la nis : ‘ gas. water: rer: SL5 VM. L. HECK _WENZL ac K. (, Arfield B42. MA* ‘ & "Se 6S yao AY +> =* iqv?s MTictiv moder Viet CLARK B40 2 ree jietit rooms. ere? ‘ . nth ‘ oad $25 26A——New modern S-room | GARFIELD, 4578A-—5 rooms, — electri al, Sy r 1068K Sw 3 R47 50) (™ ‘ ese " ’ 4 ; afr - . > 5 , TES SS. VAL. CC | COOK, 4222A W.-—6 rooms. sgetcest ;* i") erry? { mR } 6 ‘ ang . rT Ur . ,° ha ‘, . . — F 1 . . ie Met ORD REALIT ¥ qt) . 1930 N. Sarah. 2103—5 rooms and bath, $3: . | Lindell 2355 (c3® Sa sand bgth, $65. _ (c0) HICKORY. 2710--3 rooms electr new , ISOB——Nice, 6 rooms bat! ly decorated: S25 GES, MAYER R large yard. ch Ee 3-59 Areensl LAciede OAS? ¢ H09—Nice 3-room flat: newly | JOW,NSON 15 4 lerge rooms: ens ele open tr g00d repair: low rent ear : ar . 409 Fullerton Bldg... 7th end lines: open C HH. PECK ESTATE \ nwTrig Mihdie 33 32 1A—fi nice modern rooms, ce-) MA ET SVJ A Three rocms, @a8 and iatctine near school lact eo rooms. kitchenette: hard WENTLICK mR. GARFIAIAD 3427. (cStx*) screen Slé ho 4 s AT A + | 4 PS a. tine 7 ls ; t! gas ge iru tyl« ere? hee , . , re ¢ 4154 ~~ Py Ce 7 rooms Lay rAgTt ae oe TA” a} : ina ..75% oO. GRand J370R PATRPIN 1419 8 ing raome electri icf) + ; : os? ° | vo e°() sy “1. 4623—Second east. livins | FSTATH 210 Wainwricht Bldg 53 room ki tovhy erry ette Label ak ra HERID* ie AE yi rw rt?h) @ , } G25 bedrooms, $60. GArfie'’ A: A. STEINLAGE RR. G 72- Chestnut retr’ ) ‘ ‘ . scl a z ° jae oe ¢ , 44 e , fp 3 qpareme' it fla 4 . +h r: . ‘ i arnt rc TIC ee a. gu & elf i ‘ qi -i i family. Victor 4373 TO LET—BUSINESS P’RP’SES ' “f°? } Han —2 front rooms, watrr Central at wgart " ne iebatiieetees on . a } {90 ; « ¢ al : ; ~~ . o} * . “Da Ae oT GAN icf) \ AIL PL... i i : I . s wal a Pe I ~ 3RR0 A— “er yw aad Old Fixcelsior Launcry bunucing, wit ve 5 “OTT S rie ALN : 4% 9 . me? (ea. . a Sqoyr | ww ust it i | ee : ‘ } 64550 & all GR arid 4.) ~ 4 “oer Tr 4? arortis Li, ¢ mre yr) titehenetie. breakfast room. 2 bed- iy, @25 Ziue Ware py OR. 6 EEL GT fioor: S460. GArfield 1807 Chestnut Tel. GArfield G3AHa cv) ic ) i. : ae eee : on , ” a GT See ‘\ .? £3 md . 4 whee | : i bee Pus i Tie Ss , ne 28} ” r i A . Southwest See Knickmeyer-Fleer Rity, & Inv. far 24 ieP®@ ] 5037A—3 roms. hel ~oom. | BI °0—New stor good fo » ‘ “pel Me P , hot- water heat. garage if desired. | +4 ante . Warten itm int 4 : cry " , ’ ) i] i carace ce] ) - . (o52% o eiibinicoasieenipiativcie _ ‘ ie ' ana Second east, living es ; rooms room. kitchenette. break. TAYLOR 10 mbtore J ter once ay $6. GArfierild , reuse? 4 . { fe) TAY! OR AND PLR ISS ee ae | (4600G (tale ae a te — s - ; . - 19 . : oo 4 ae. 7 SB red mb = ert . —" + . fe: Mmrne? Te T? f rig; 4 : ‘5 bide 4 BF 4950—fi-room $= efficiency. tis ANN , “) Ini No wth et 2 ara 7 ly ~@ hot “A py resi ft M \ . A: ‘ i ; o ee see “te \. : ? CATION _ Condition: Hood : Rinzs- as Bt SIN ESS ! " . ‘ ke from Gravo's 19t4 ‘ah; InfTee Stor xo) Burt . . ‘ 69 #2 82 - Tot o, by} - . “.7)% title ¢ ’ fatieliees reut S4 ’ J) icf PRINBERS & JONES Bh mm. (0 ; . en : sa OOM . | re? YY brat > ‘>° ' ; TrLEHie ry Upper caRrTaALe +4 7 >. i : -— ; ~ 824704 ? ry 7 ‘ 1r'ga 41 4 bh 30. Inquire (eB)! Northwest " ‘e? . : ee - 7 YT | - Tt T} BeOS G:; . Nene \ rN wus, Lie path NATURAL RRIDGE ROAI at os i . a v\ e* syrs fT) r? ) steam heat: $65. able for millinery ang aressmaking (7) ce (te tS O, : rent ree rnb ee “ GRand Too {ete PNATUHAL BRIDGE RD GL201A 3 new : bie for docio! Apply @217 NE w "PLATS. $50 inne. Mca se 7 Co?) “#090 Suitable - in Shaw's Garden Adéi- NATURAL BRIDGE RD . ‘tattle _% * room : fick ency and screened sileep- | for poultry, fish aml vege table [Reine furnace ’ reni reasonat le. APP y sal : ees ar STOLTMAN R E C.. Bridre. siscsieaeiimuilicien A LTD = R | - “ ay new efor a ry 4003 Chouteau (eGo) — Se Yes eee BAKERY | POMEROY-BERG Kn. FE. CO... FOrest if , S45 ee | . . i} reomns, bath, electric “"“98 Natural Bridge; new bui ding | . eg cv} $¢° ] ("Ne 1] ut ¢ ol "at a er riict is ET With neict yborh ri hy ip - 7S ee : ; rooms news de pede “4 bakery shop inime diate! A A} 9) ‘ > x} . ai ‘> Tr if Bidg tee =) (9 if siaf 1k. “ ry V } + -M AksS ht if , ‘ ¥ ay . I SA —4- 7 OT tical ; iié Mab as, M Ain $1) ors. ateam heat furnished (c62) MaAin. 1714 (CO.TN } ae | ) ; . So _ ag Ul——First fioor, @ TTS ies) South | ; - — . : . ~ — : > hen i serper ssh a ? ri im Yr it, & rooms, hardwoet) CHEROKEE! eee ~meity (eB?) ating plant; shower bath, rear: God Hus’ ® a = ; j x ; . on ae» ‘ ger we “a Eas + F rd3} ne : . . r . . ’ 4 Debio with ra rae - =: € . STINE A ‘ a x ° tua bebe fevy ary ' ur . eo ae > st3m7 ee ESE: PSAe |e ’ _— —-4 amis bu! h, furnace; | 2000 the nolt OR. VOCS Texas 7 od fy LAGE rR f [.. = : PORE, } con ; J . . Wo. 4. = eo? Chestnut. (Ce? rooms. mcluding three | West . } “ars ‘ re ' fle Ph Li e i es — a) , / () Lemay Ferry rd. é . | Elizabeth Walker, idied yesterd: iy at the home of /$0n, * By Walker 6 children survive. beg idow of Founder ~ of A. Mol} Grocer Co. Dead at 82, After For re tails call GaAr- | ‘OSTHAUS. ~ 4 WOOTEN. | eT Be aan COTTAGES ° The funeral of Mra. Hedwig Ballaseaux Moll, widow of Adolph Moll. founder of the A. Moll Groce’ er Co., will be at 10:30 a mm. io- morrow at her home, 4530 l’ersh- avenue, where Mrs. Moll died yesterday, aged $2, after 14 vears’ ess. The funeral will be. cor- ya by the Rev. Dr. John W. Mclvor, — of the serene Pres- terilan Church. Interment will in me sare Camonert, Mrs. Moll was born in Marien Werden, North Prussia, and as u came to St. Louls by ‘way ef * REAL ESTATE ale Print tha TOU TS FUN DING CORPORATION ‘REAL EST'TE—WTD. TO BUY ta "Fie = i Flat Bi BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES a. : ? = _- 5 : itn ee ee on its, near ene highway, convenient to bus price a exact New C ott age oe Taher R. E, FLATS FOR RENT—Furnished “FORE S i PARK DIST RI T Range on a a NN a se { nh .3-F emily Ap: irtme nts ett amrried in 1861 .to Mr. Moll, who. married in 1861, at the age of 64. Thirteen children were born. Sho is survived by seven children, -9 | grandchildren and eight great- randchildren, ~~ ~ —- bad “ MUP RIT RAAT CVETY DOSY How Much Do You Need? GET IT QUICK! $10 to $1000 Everything is privite . ~ =" , tre . P — e . ey estate es Service ALES MANAGER ee | W anted for Immediate Sale “NEW "AP iit i: Cae BEST LOCATION IN CITY —_ oT pager aie RAE FLATS AND AP’T’s WANTED x: _eueinese WANTED iggy =? Hy or lot near Kings- ar — gt a ihn, i ft tn il fe ' Vie a it ette: West nox € 42 Post Disnatcn.«4) : “ single on or near we MP NER REALTY co. own note. Lowest Germany; Adolph A. Moll, San | Francisco; Kurt V. Moll, 5636 Wa- terman avenue: Mrs. Ralph Cave, 4554 Pershing avenue, and Wilbert E. Moll, who lived with his moth- - PRINGE HUMBERT'S BETROTHAL ANNOUNCEMENT POSTPONED Ts for t! ne Working y erm sang "| YAHTEN 1035 N. Grand ~ REAL ESTATE—EXCHANGE. ~| PROPERTY Wanted —To ex- change equity in 6-room house for equity in) Lows property. Post-Dispatch. " BUSINESS FOR SALE > fe hoice New ‘Bungalow ag gt gg gy gl a Se ee ~ RESIDENCES FOR SALE ALCOTT, 5072—7-rvom brick bungalow: ~ —_ Né 3A LA A — DOU | CO gg aay gyi naga ay tags ay eg ty, tt ty “Italian Royal House Still in Mourn- 4 ‘ ‘3 7a tt a a ci a te at ta lt cal, fay sgl, getty mocere Dente, “a Water Heat PAND FCENITCRE he Re ROME, March 30.—Official an- nouncement of the betrothal of the Crown Prince Humbert, heir to the Italian throne, and the young Princess Marie Jose of Belgium, |daughter of the King and Queen fF. of the Belgians, will not~be made | at this time, says la “Tribuna. WE MPNER REALTY GU ARANT} FINANCE co., OU ICK MONEY 7 nd Ls ‘Bt SINESS EXC HANGE. ELEGANT RESIDENCE SIAM HUMPHREY BEAUTY PARLOR. N. UNION Wonderfully equipped ~~ S beds able district. : es WEMPNBR KEALTY ("{ i HEBER RE AL tes 3909 FL Oi, \ F PORE RAG dn CO. _Suburban eroperty. ——_ regen for the late Queen | Mother Margherita, the engage- ment will not be made public until after Humbert’s visit to Brussels. | News of the impending alliance | of the houses of Savoy and Saxe 'Coburg and Gotha. is eing greeted iby long and enthusiastic articles in > most of the Italian newspapers. Princess Marie Jose Is the third « and youngest child of King Albert and Queen Elizabeth. She is years old. Crown Prince Humbert Viet! ria | Bide. St! ’ and ‘ 4 i} — SALE general cleaning and dye ing seg — =" ee" AUTOMOBILE LOANS WwW nooo ae (0) M. ( onfidential FRAME, BU NGA PAN. Lav is BUSINESS BE XC HANG E, ST Cen Extra, my 1 corner; An ractive er | | "NEW PAINTING FOR HARVARD Portrait of Chief Justice Roger Taney Added to Collection. CAMBRIDGE, Mass,, March 3°. ‘|—An important painting, Leutze’s .| portrait of Chief Justice »Roger |Brooke Taney, has been added to Harvard Law School's collec- +- of portraits of Judges ani ‘lawyers, both in America and In. _gland, who have been conspicuous ¢ Cintral 4320. 41 a0 $ LOO! “18 $ Auto Loans $25 to $1000 IN FIVE MINUTES . aa i gt all lg, il Owe ee ™ =} ’ MA RK ET Apa c6 ee BOOMING. rt SE ~ rene ee ~.. Se aemeenempereeemntinagate a a gt I ty tO it 6029 LE MENS AV. alle tii adie ii ate et ee OO eee BRIC K B UN No ALOW ~ _ MEAT MARKET ———— ~ pills titi aii citi attest a, neta, lil, ells “MEAT MARK¥Er- $6000 to handle. ~———. ‘ul a ee ‘ the most notable of its kind in “i (the world, has been assembled a ' through years of research and pur- “ chase. includes hundreds of por- | traits and prints obtained here and ‘abroad wherever, through ar- | rangement with owners of collee- on Jower r payme nts an id more tt tt tl Oat em _ gr mete | GROCE —-A! ar t; Courteous and friendly treatment ay uh marke Epo | Finance Corp. 18 ; A eae for $5000 TABS st ae BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE Li { at sINESS EXCHAN tt a gt ast ett tat ila Ms, must er on grown of sick- TA mcs, B ISIN SS Bi ~ _—— —, ne ie te cuter N —. fa ear — subjecés were available. The col- lection invests the Harvard Law | School with atmosphere of signifi- 7 | cant interest and value to the law student body. The portrait of Chief Justice Taney, who headed the United States Supreme Court | by appointment of President Jack- is particularly noteworthy be- cause it wae painted for the Jus- tice’s family. It is also Interesting ~ sie Mm. j| Because of the fame of the painter, seph gy nage NT BUY Canital § 3. 109 N. Grand a - et tt gt Ng ON Ot, itn, ~)} ¢ ? s ni edtees EXCHANGE. ed 413 on on REAL mt 4 CHOUTEAU AVENUE DU SENEDSS PROPERTY stores and flats. JA ans - ee -roc »dern brick: 4-room moder AnD (DW ARF FU R NITU RE "ca ; Central a I’. HEATH. GArfield Coating the Delaware,” {fg in the Metropolitan Museum of New FLATS. AP’TM’TS, FOR SALE ae A MILY FLAT be some tran- 'was born in Maryland in 1777. His . appointment was made by Prest- vie Jackson in 1835. He’ died in Washington in 1864. Leutze was commissioned to de the portrait for the family of James M. ¢ 4mm p- a noted lawyer of Baltimore, oy ho married the Chief Justice's ~ | daughter. It {ts a Iffe-size, three- ; |Quarter length painting and was | purchased at the aale of Camp- bell’s effects by the late Col. Frank —. Mz Etting. SPLENDID BAKER 2 TWO-FAMILY FI AT rT ' of trus _| LAUNDRY—Goine BRINKMANN REALTY CU., wash or flat work : NE w Rin ALLOW AT (WE MP NE R “RE ALTY tt AND CHE oe PHONE DELM AK ME AT M. RET Peru ee wae FOU RE AMIL Y FLATS. ie | OF THE Te PRINCESS VICTORIA i$ iLL If " ou 1 Need Money THIRD DE = gal OFr ‘ENT INTERES =. a COL’RED “READY-TO-WEAR . George's Sister; Wales Re- ue Associated Press. LONDON, March 360.—There had AL BARGAT 5 . : ‘ John s Station BATA—s 00 ( ASH. morning in the condition of Prin. | cess Victoria, sister of King George. is suffering at Marlborough 2 Yoo Need REAL wend ll adil = AND SE ‘OND DE EDS his ear drum lanced Monday mor: fter an attack of influenzs:. - N d N ‘3 | A e : we —y Victoria, who is 58 years old, be. FINA Real Estate Loan: UNLIMITED RESOURCES LOWEST RATES SEVENTH ao CHESTNUT REPRESENTING THOUSANDS OF HOME AND LOAN CORRESPONDENTS OF THE WLW YK LIE INSURANE C0 _Valley Park | kreatiy. The Princess is under: stood to have a natural tendency ~ toward bronchitis. ORDERS FOR EASTER 66S Thint | samtor league Shop Also SeLlimgs Hand-Painted Kabbits. Orders for dyed Faster 4éggs are - rapidly being filled at The Open LOARS | = ee i, ct a ot ' ' HOU E—S oni Pevertrye Webster Sree league at 4914 Maryland avemue. Junior League members are volun. teering time to dye the Ze #0 that the rush which they expect on — Saturday may be met. _ Among the best sellers in this sale are hand-painted chickens and rabbits which were made by pa- tients in the Junior League work. A REAL BARKG mea AY, p Vv ‘MONEY WANTED desirable first deeds of trust propertys—%-fer-1 sneeurliy oe eataiers amounts of MBE Y WIISON R. E. & | map of We beter and cur sales | Tr ore ME | 7] » af we OSTR AUS. é onan ae Saree bonnet 8s for children are also hav. - ¢ rhe : tanh os : STOCKS AND BONDS ing eH a ppe d who make articles for + at The Open Door, extn. tien; easy terms; lovk’ at FOR MRS. HEDWIG B. MOLL . an Dliness of 14 Years, Orleans, in 1860. She Was se ee , a " " "7 vit rw ge. pte 7 children are: Mra Anne 4301 West Pine boulevard; Hiady Gamer, Los Angeles, Mrs. Lucy Newhaus, Berlin, ~ te ee ES gs ot: & * ~ ro % eee ae . ae : +0 phe bn wie head e+. soe ha, Til naine Pechond ’ x mate 4 sy BE Oe es tar WPAN he ere eee ee al “eaeEy ing: Heir to Throne to Visit Brussels. 7 ene ES aie Ne Gh ee e Shs, oe ie ae piss ay ~ Fae. Ty, Rod, em the Italian court still is in wnat hk ah oe Pep + Hegre 53 ‘ Bi te eal c i we ~ a : ee ee, ne a mmm Fon TE Re v2 - ney SS we qete e4 Agameee 7 e weeere wee tie “Sop VUEEe et iaThy > rile $e > 5 4 ee BBC ne ee mv be He. sbtaleee ~ ae 7+ i oes Pree. DL Pa EEO yp she gh te i oe Rg ae PS TA ORE OR Rips. SCR ape > aw ‘* » 3574, Se aN} ee yeh ag a tage om 9EO RAO ns REPRE Ho ee nee - Te il upbuilding of the commen The Harvard collection, one _ I es eae BR ee AER” PRE? a. OME ye ‘hie r — OM SR Okemo tase ‘ << “e ape alte OO Yo wh © eer « a or at sales, representative PO 0 UY WEG 6 pry 6 oe aye + ee EP ¥ Leu well-Known “Washington City. Chief Justiee Taney * * REEL IIE, ORE TAS CR ERTL, SELENE A LORE BEIGE ANNI TR at tI OS a walls ane Pet. a. Seed ee hg ek ee ee ee me a hea ee, oe nee Det ee (en ree Se Ly Yeey + aie: tyinrip Anxiaty Felt for King Pee * cuperating. no meteriaf change this dso me on Co ee . . - with influenza pneumonia: Prince of Wales, who had NAC GINS Keay progressing well. There i« unxiety regarding Princesa she is rather frafi. Nhe of her mother, Dowager Alexandra, affected her © the shop of the Junfor at Barnes Hospital. Kaaster large sale. One of the pur. of the annual Easter gale ix added incentive €@ the

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Siren, Cer On adcditionss %* st né B. 00,000 of $ per cent gold debentures | Oatis, nse Be $1,086,000 of 5 per cent Hue 1940 at 98% and interest, to | Co. offers 4s at yieldg rans- ? | about 6.15 per cent. i improvement, Yom. 45 per ce | Chicago, through National City ins trem a ee a ei Mi ee ie ee i & t» paegted Mite ge) 7 -_ —— | 4 + at home in Australia and had all | | per ALT —Grenulatet an‘ a i car | Orieans 1 11. fect. a rive of -2. _ hut overrun the island. ‘iets. f. ©. b. Bt. Louis Po RE OES A aw es Cae, Ret WA AN ead, fad SN A Pht eed a OER i » ‘ "2 neater anieinnnsaeemaiinitadainiacitinedl 9S : $6 . ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH TUESDAY EVENING, MARCH 30, 1926 st os A Bedroom hy P ® * Seieicpetstee or oe «cee Sa Five-Piece © and complete rest by night . . . the Bed- a | et i | i. Davenport idea is a most sensible onc 3 : ; _ to bear in mind when planning the liv- 7 = 1) . — ed-Vavenpot 1. and at the same time a spare bedroom when one Ee __ : x ‘ if is desired. A living room by day and a bedroom EN Ser Re Be ie 7. : ¥ ‘ me . } S s ee ae we See ¥ 9 Se q * 2 os. F ; mo _—— a NA NTC LIC LOOT IE OA I 8 IR ED rN ne ese bas te = ae Mee ee a ; ee EE eee ee ALA A te >was . -_ PRE Ay gam erie s MUM Nay oe — = ad 5 4 ae Ait So Pa 38 4 dee LMG gee ant ce ett: oP sett pireury i Se Fa) Ta SN Ned MEN OE ORD chat Ne ge € id a = ta ; = . - id ei ah ae . eee el . ¥ ing-room furniture. It provides as hand- y, some a group of furniture as anyone could want y . . y » d 4 ve mo J . sae bait ; + . - + ~ ~ ad 4 _ . . ~ ~ r ~ Pa a“ . " —, ey “ni “e ‘ —- . » a =» “ 4 fy - . «ite ae - . - . = ’ ‘ g ." . ¥ ~~ . , . . : e oe “a . a 4 a “ “y \ - y ' we ~ > Pe - D . = . x " . * a * “4 E Me an . > v. - ~ a . . 23 . a , . 4 . : s ; . ~~ “ » ~ ~~. ‘ ; - ‘ = . = = ~ " . ' oS 4 » : a’ — + a ‘e, nd a ~~ A, ae . : . - : P ’ 2) > ‘ — i > Saeed “* a » ’ q Ps ee ee - > ’ y , ’ hes y . > x . 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N@e~ . +. *. - aie o 4s . _. . 4 4 . 4 4 - : 7 . : # a ‘ : . sahk> , a , * * a , . 7 eli uc “ a > . _— 4 : ~ : " we ; ae ~ . : - . Ny . » ‘ ‘ - “ Saaeen : é . - ~ » » . - , . : A : 4 oe = ’ - . q a x " . . > » . 7 - by. ” s, * . . - - 7 ~ - i i ea a a Ss Yer oO . Ree SehOSES " . : ° “ a ¥ es TS eee a» ’ + y ‘ : 4 ’ iw. ~ ts tte: 4 a ¥ “s a” wr’ 4 r* 4 yee y ¥ . i é " ‘ », ~ eta Thy ee m oe » ; Five beautiful pieces... large roomy bed-davenport, @ . chair, armchair, occasional table and wrought tron table This charming outfit was just received from a notable J facturer, priced with the strictest economy for this i money-saving event. There are upholsterings of + fine choice of patterns and colorings. The cushionlll ste | loose spring-filled variety. Each piece has a handsome : | frame finished in walnut. For the small home this” - Ses 2 ideal....a living room by day....a bedroom by night) Ey OS - 1 a = Bed Davenport :: Winged Chair 4 ~ Fie Occasional Table :: Table Lamp E ff i= 4 . oe . * ‘ ~ wy Ca ye ~ ‘ &* ~ $9 a Month Pays for This Wonderful G f - ; 3 4 > s a4 yr 4 . oe & = @ * , 4 * 2 4% 4 4 é 4 4 _ # q @ “ a? x an a * i - = St “ 4 n % . oe P4 . : . vA x - ” , 7 SESE ED STEEDS 5-Piece Breakfast Set | | 5-Piece Breakfast Set | | 5-Piece Breakfast Gate-Leg Table and 4 Chairs, Unfinished Extension Table and Four Chairs! Drop-Leaf Table and 4 Chairs A as Breakfast Set at less than the price ordinarily Italian Sulte as pictur ea includes an -§ 5O Really nice enough for 2 stnal! dining room. om table and four chairs built of solid oak : ond Five cleverly designed pieces include a drop- finished in the new gray. The gable extends to en ee as a i i i paid > / > or just a table. It is unfinished, ready for you te decorate according to the color scheme of your room. It Seat cine: ad Ge lentes Sit ender the table. leaf table, 36x45 inches when opened, and four chairs. The Set ts artistically enameled. is delivered “knocked down,” ready for assembling .. complete with nuts and bolts. A marvelous value. $2.00 Monthly Pays for This Set! $1.00 Down Delivers This Set! $4.00 Monthly Pays for This Set! FREE! 8-Piece Kitchen Set Included With Each Purchase of $18.95 Refrigerator Special Tomorrow Only \\ Stepladder Paring Knife Ice Pick J | 3 Pancake Turner A | Regular $2.25 Value! Roasting Fork Cake Knife j i i. | | 20 Can Opener Cleaver j i ff | . 9x12 Velvet Rug With Two Rags, Size 27x54, All Three Rags for $34.95 ron extraordinary offer ...three fine Rugs fer. less than you uld — inarily pay for ome. Twelve different designs to ine trom....all are new patterns in rich color combinations. Butcher Knife ; 2 A sclid constructed 1 ( — Ct T e s-foot Ladder. light in es <4 \ weight, but strong and rigid. Each step is braced with an iron a - ae | rod, back is braced Bee i | — with cross strips of wood. It is made with Bed Outfit. = ell" a folding shelf for a Be 95 / pail or bucket. ~~ + © z ; | "Valet 4 | A fine new Refrigerator with side-icer with finest ice- a . | 3 . insulation. Three-door style with large provision A Siaumens fullb-ciee bad 1 link fabric springy 4 Durably constructed and attractively finish- mattress amd two feather pillows at this asta :. ed. This is a a value...found only at May-Stern. s par reereeee heed * price. A fine chance to replace your bedding. $2.00 Cash—$2.00 Monthly! SF is. $2 Monthly Pays for It! S. E. CORNER TWELFTH AND OLIVE STS. a

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Petit y , 2s _ — opts gaa. ender the mame OQ. Fines + _ = , ose 45s a — lin * A ee 4 i.Wwuys sa OC a 4 @ii Sia a Lal ‘ > dad. 5 . +s . - aig es . +h ~ > — » . +. rs 2 . — . . * 7 - a oe om se remaining —— Oe ek ie i ee a ee so en wage caring for her needs at if a! ; . C42ag a2v0eu —_ OF anc OUUlLiGC DeW seiza':s mm. be ~_”* . 7 " ‘ * — e . - - 5 es = > Z — * . Bont? f i- r Irre2 : _ 4 > «> Means ~ eo ~“a.9 7s “~ , > d To : ; ; v4 z - — ~~ - care . 5 Vi - of} a > 2 ~ oe > ” = ° . = » ~ ; + * an ¢ fa ~— + "re ‘ge TT™ Oe - ——— 9 ; - +. ~~ + One yy > Ss O° - _— “ hen } 3 ' > ass me ayt Py cor tha wae ~ _— - “ = on — - a oJ ern = re a : : he — man moe et eet nensenteer - no.cas == * . ——= 2 _- == seatinasuniiibinisias 4 “ Qe ~ ~~ > ¢ ~ Bel be . ‘han be Td — — : ~ Sameuneunetiie eee i oe : LL @ = 5 1 ant 24 rr; 2 “r — PFARTvent " oo a - VV Ans a @ul.. ‘“? Carr Tran. abe nN 4 } ay : = af on 27 7 * 2 = o > ~ ‘ ~ >» | o . - ; ; - unknown friend for Carolita Men- wan: to hear from Gaines Se ee ae a By WANDA RaAneoN . , a . " ~— : * - . . . — ed , > : waking wh the night with ee a F I were seven sisters er @ ee es | =_ * ~ ~~ * ~ ~ - ~* 3 endez. for so hame au a..0s And from Pa Mrs. Revne ds }Q ° Fy us - - 3 inlet - - re se be | . > > : . . i a ee - = JD) ZL — WiLtcir \W —"(@)— . sntide’s end - rith 33> f coiored giass is! the glass in t! ia | ses ice bo © ese gitts. ud ‘ . Stied against her caugn- SAL ShLb4 WJSWZ ks ) egaRs 5 et he six would sot be both- | i . — . tat ed == : ~~ | rs —_ = — a 7 = y-5 A ri? «= = a . * = ' «sds * a> _— J By I ogra liste en il ” aes = . = sation Lite or - = i - + _ Te . . | re — torr. ward, doesn’t he?” She il out a B h t W | | -S ee page piggies ie al a , ~ oe ie | y I Ornton Ws. Bur gess forever up. up through long cen- lorfal beauty tempts the wariest or rim of the owt is By spankings that I bad. am still waitin: ; , 20. st. till be giad wi! iye “ucn he gass is Bote- scallops and groups ef 4 IE > eet ¢ so my a . me : ; eee i tie ° es a a a P — nities aie i 37 , - . ~ > me from I ue . 3 a ge — Bhs oo - , : ; x of me could frolic, husband an os | irse! $24" on th ia Fi rs Is TH Li =weet Mistress Moon had begun YeatC2 GBA S Miss agtte: ‘ 2 ed é rc le erer Dorn cnt : m , é ” imuid : are hig Lay ee —— “a es . ' ee ideas LJ ene 73 - eae e * Pd ae 4 of me could play, +4 - ‘ ' ik i . i _-_,? (Ss : Imblers ‘ = wstes weestscacidi sas woe , ; she : Among the newest ideas are the dee a clin ee md only one be punished And sit imside all day. af bas »~ > eg » , 7 fe) } ue ‘ J r % 1 nf ; } fi 9 | 4 2 aa Oo ’ i cae 7 ro . Hite er a f treasure ACD DA rts i “— ® word : to me i ite aaSQ,.: ae ore I ePWpecte . Oo? eae ~ + 3 - La a > ee - — - - > + ‘ - S a 4 > , b y as i a tie ll - Aw @ it th > +é: - 2 on _— i " defense c ‘ ent ~weei_Deart me With Me Wareec a ; ih ten p 4 eee e : 28 eco * 2° 4 — Tuan more = ned : oe a ‘¢ eae . ~ = | as ‘ = Pe = x we a — = + - rt —— } : _s — . - —_ han eimnin mon has hor - " ‘ aoe . “ " : = 2 een vrelio ine a2zainsi tau = —a — " ranitine to meet my {mend ww? wucre 2ce F ) hg ae ass Fc = A gS 2nG lances —— . ; — . .iS are ri ‘ , vold re that he never really mean ae a a eee ee me: st rene. wit oi aati ue impkin and an orang. were seven sisters -* wt moral! acied 2S AGIUtTANt wOse 2d my rra ' s aed a nd si ow » a . &-. Ss aS ee ge * ¥ ss "i ~ ° s s 2 . = = 3 - - . sara » to @esert my bi self. T ar was ther oe ee ‘ : ae la raken » faith yet mor =t «=r * = &. ae 6 : 3 a a} > A = m y ‘= - _ . ~ “ - . - - lh . 7) * Pa a + ‘ : rT? er Medi. i ae ee — . pal . " ? “ ad s-& “ s * $ ie . ; a a SRE eNe I “ 4 J ; os I Lie ms a . ” ; 7 - © ~ re =? Py 4 = ? Pas 7 4 rr ™"% eRe : ” —— = z giagu cate | bx. » ¢ . ld " : “? a . a \e ae ae | \ ede wo er 2 An “2 * » ter he would net have com: OG : ‘ ‘ % 2 : ron ? _ + = ' sandw plate is als ack. The ‘y pitcaer and Oh, I am sure she woud. —— . oP eat Ee ¥ ene — Seteaht..-- aes ; - . os e & be, ¥ aT - sapere * — ; aan aa a ten + . . “ti aD bee own ing o> EI} C } CAD Seb ss } 7% a a tm —_— ' na are Cure ae ees > &. Aas * —) - — ) ee —_ — e . . ’ P tie an - . . ~ ' ‘ w- 2 ‘ =U | =iR . In a dna vee &4 = . ~ ° ¢h : Wwe ? - Tyur- sD ak Sa * © ‘ Was - ; - ‘ int > . ~ - = ~*~... - it i F| ; , : T* Pe ee Sant, he $e L tet" B , a ~ - + cam * Lon) is ~* . a © soc ° u > = Ja” ' ; —_ " . ie efn* ro" cage Ty *- e me 3s — on = " ie 5s ® . . = - * a 8 = ics : i . ts whatever it was, complet ng ‘ id the bad do?\ ands = ¢aistetulty for her I ha a: wa — ner ; —- ‘ : , naiing What would tie me : des . i > » i ~ ao + * - - a + P , a ~ —, { =r 4 | i a mheast towards Mmoralized me. Had it not been for ge ——— 2 pe gk we : cold | “ oa — rn & + w + tae i - . we 7 & te - - af . itterness im: my 274 - si i oie a a ~athoiic Daughters wis a ; . © There is e hope she would be generous; | — = -? Vir ‘ ™ go al Cmar or -~ ™ >> ™O | a a +e = : as -_ = =- 4 a (ones aco Mir 0 ds - AS -_ - - 4 => a 4 - ms - ” oo S iin — . . an ‘ . ae ss 3 ~ P e : et . : oh = + hy ~ A > Po . a P " ee = — s =~ a = - = Wit . een full of compensauc0n and nae > €COUiad Saieguara ihe ; wera ai ; ‘i : New irk y il a ant a ; “ Z ~ 3 Wa ; 7 a i e iti aa Ls q : 4 = = > os 5038 ind green me ra “3 m " iishes in be used Ras Deen iu \ men wleasings than I have ever Chen. too, I remembered the $1 ref : a 6 4 aS - _ ~~ = = 6 ‘ . ; : : : he 4 i Fo ra | - - gerserved and I sti. hep: o Te im £0:iGq Wa2ics ap Ee | hal Lm 2s : ie : " - no Ure le igs and Marcel a + . = . 9: ws - -d ' i” 4 T] 4 % ° . ‘ nisi P ae 3 en to * is ran 4 = =) to ako z | y ) > a, Be 37 ¥ i a ‘ - «» ~ ‘s ee ~~, - - ws = — . —— * . ee aed =" i¢ Nn + "a. US* Gg ov ae r ad | ae 3 ~* -——s om ; 4 3 * at) . —_ at =e z o bd “ Ye ** ~ . Vi r~ “wr? ene. 5 . « ’ r ~—- - = ~ > ? | : S wo of ° _— = pp “ih > sa te ~ eee deals 7 nie Taegan - : on : ac Wi l=-pe?r , Jae " 2aU H 3 th -ond documen —_ sf on = @ 200 mot particulariy delighteg with = He opened the se d gocut . oh? th — 63 “d sri lat a este coe ee aaa? % bf ed towards Farmer Brown: hen i Ww. a, : what we ; “a Sd. Ne 4 wh » ~ > 2 =o and reac: iities aceon not foresee was Walter's string o: : AQey Cis tat (0) LOGS € shes ad «fa tem 7 . 9 : 2 . ; 5 i “My wif es cc pl y paid bandits who trapped Gaines were peopie enough in the Green orher jay | stepped on — Ireret 3 the . ities al 3 D cy ain JLUET GAY i St ec Rad ‘Wiz 2UuSe. das r {turned tie srner ' - revicus mart Lae . . . " i = & 2 . . = - = = “= ‘“~s > 7, | = ~ > ~ - Car 2M 2nd ae lumped and ran 2 If I2Guse Dower i2e the birth of = Cris 3) = -* . . rmaF - 4 [ her au bsequen et a. age is eat eecane for fear of +n sie os, gee aoe — ‘ se t tA rn? a s > eos . OF . YS A+ 14d ee Metis ey orl. 4 Tear pen |) 4 Pro Ee ; ~d 7 r > td ni Beh Sa Ww ae A we 4 ns Wou.d as ’? ee -itened ed ‘. *- -;- > «= -_ = , i i | ~~" - _ . ee on RQ _ i ee eo Ae eS = " ‘= 4 _O gGea ‘ — = a ‘ ~~ ” ed eek ow Town = — ~~ - 7 a + - . - k 9 a . a.ntion of this child, the 4X! be ee . : Mase it Just so much aride > ~ ht . e adoption of this ci " panmsed, then said softly, “I mean : : is all right to rum from rea! dan- orrard barked just once di 2 2 Py > ‘er ier ww > . ‘ ~_ A ° + , —_ a te - a“ Tig pine of Ss notte - . > t : = ? ‘ +? T +h oe . + * a ah ~ = » ’ ~O e ay ae ~ — ai eae - _ . _" , > : 4 vy " . - = = i 2 - i a ry > > = 7+ - + ~ * . _ td ~ . . : . . ant as ~~ : eda s eee = ~~ ll i i i Sisi * + ai Praia ~ anced ‘ 3 ’ ws (Ta % — ** — +s H : - 6 — th a fs : Da ie t nN i i sae wie al ~ ‘ . o83 re al a * ‘ &wusmvad i % ,& zee . ¢ > EY + : . ae . ‘ ° . . 7 , NaS Sg - .- 3 SO) i ute % ~ re ® a = . ” ? 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Vi ana et. oF x ? * Oi eo Es was wai itt ha e4 ad (73 « st TT Pe = ' . . : 4 CE OG A aaa os a sture. addr chuck'ed om aid you ie? 4 ‘ Re + ~ } t : a re Ce al. te a [Ti ine + s -s mast | ¥ ¥ ue . ’ ng it. t eTerTrv by om 1? = & Ls bel 7. meveic ” ‘ ; 7 , ‘a . ‘ “ . by prsed tor aii eene: ¢ & ¥ Spe Ase he o _ af 2a c rr? _ ing aan % . & ad a ‘7 2 » >; 45s ne a - nd ’ Li? he be _ —_—. — + ty wer eet - . 3 Mal “4 ippe = : ; — it tRe Tun ~ ‘we Preet FF Ts oi i iw | : et i nd ~ ae i* ¥* . y =i - wo A = \\ EF. EF. mu we = 7: a eA ‘ \i 29 . °° y - . » - " . e . is | _ — 9 . . . . . ji i a O > j >. = * ~~ oe fn ceer? tha’ ae ee. | 7v?,. ¥ eee ‘ Cais prs SS te ele: » L©T : . _ a eaten 4 = ar u* a. ss seis = ? ‘ov i ie Bes * ~ * = — ever forget that this lovely chile. So they hunted up their cousin a Cam to pan to " . 2 oe ee ? ~ 9% i ~ eam ws -=* “= os ~~. ’e * ~ > ee + ad > » =>? s.79 = Bate S a> - Ris iin r pn, ; z i Me re \ + ~~ = ~~ “i a AS at bre ? 39 Orin R44 ee! - + ats “> . a+ * Eon oe # | i-acows rrayv _~ > he - - _ a gsi a ee eee vunting with them that evenines £& iii seasoning-2 ; > = ne . shrough him. and f fei: that my , gate ; ive ray For star in . “so : ~ & : . Tes A Pee im Press" os , " a “ “ * > ele . 4 ;Tee.D ra Oe w 3 ™ ‘ : +: ; — } me tr TF « e . tea Wi : » & aS ; * " ' . i Wah weaits s Ww i i ; > ; » be ALA Se a | VW aa wou Ne — * ae ~~ in’? -* " : Forest Tey yh ee i a 2 ™ — ei . - ; Z -* : ow _ ._ - + ‘ ~ . . os a 6 4d & A, a s . . = 5 ~ - ‘ ‘ | ‘ pro. ishONn This the + fina! state~- per: ° 4 ee + —o" 4 ‘ 4 nh a “ iF aseg a 7 WF . me, af e¢ ear ’ . : turning crimsor. he attempted away from Farmer Brown's doo nent eencerning IY alopted - aa MPS ee UF ~ . — es 34+ —- - - rm . . “5 saetiase = a aati ~ De ~a T w - . :.. a . AnD swer nis ine ie a2 al MaUiz > ‘ ra ’ * ag aw \ — a) = Z ; j auehte ¥nuthi Miiana ire yn- m ', / as a. mMOeCCY and Mrs. Heddy of- > oh — oe > laughter, Vy Riss , | = ep ae ea vk" asi tarouga the Green Forest and ji : Ae 1 gen “* © o-oo es © @- 6 6 - © -&@ 2--0-0-6-0-6-6 — words availadie upon ® supiect ten went un ther 5 + vids : , Bt up there in ihe aight a. | Quest 10OMNn > 70 K -~, ’ 7? FS _ in 5? he on ~* iia. ,ae ata ~ - aes tai i ‘ AS Burn aa folded the paper aS rs e. . ae | ue v never a a ar’ & ‘ ‘ -udience was startied by the som Fox eT mentor one . question Sli URanSwW ere w: cn > ; ON ow heft LF om > te 7 ¢ seemed as if it must faimiy tear e URS ror be 1 , _ . — HTTLe t ning 4 im Fen } oe “DOK st? @ — — ;: . ~ ~~ TU es ~ . . ° * : . 8 ’ ‘ : D4 a 4% aPar a » > (= —_ 2 _— : sii moe : 4 strong frame asunder and Ramon about a eee 2s a riay FOX Was very “= malt? ia ' a + FS 4 Fe B A ? ‘ i i Sad Pe Lisi. ? Milana rose trembling to his feet. eect . .Mid = .0R2 as he could get if VOUT sai is duil. mr — ae - ear ¥ ¥ 4 D4iaAAe nd ; © Lani ne - ened ~ %« ; i‘ Li3 ; ; - no? s : ‘ . : - * a j - =_ VG + 2 fa ~~ ca eax ec. Ve saw no such Gens ita 4¥i2s on as ri eeyp * Oreet rs anc if 20 afte Croubica with Sicm- - : ~ + a aT... Sue °9 - Tt isacs of anfferenr ji kinds. Tif CARS Is J 3st recent: r savs Miay A. eon, the film star, “I was advised to trv a wondertul new discovery to remove tan and sun freckles. I found that it also harap blackheads and a!! skia lemushes.” Almost overnight vou can clear vour skin cf freckles, pimples, or muddiness. Tonight smooth cool, frag- rant (colden Peacock Bleach Creme on vour skin. Use it for on!w fre nights Then, if vou are got delighted, vour money will be refunded. Ar all good A CO staggered * »ward the doof Ue) tion a.thougrn ‘ee Wms stire * thr: Would taxe no chances of being : . — a.most certainly clogged pores. The gatural e:! of the sic:a has hardened anc is acCUMMlaGng iumpurirics. A Sve-mioute rearment with Faras wii change all this. Farag is a der- MaOiogicacw approved skin purgc. it eee Magic. Appised to the t Opens the pares, trees chem Mparities, ane: iet whem SO 68 OH Oe 8-8 - ' et a s me see you sometimes—I shail per mother’s band. but her aves TOM-BOY : : zine a: camer ie 2 quart. a Sc tablet from your A Ah at me aS ere him, her arma + &@ @-e-? atways understand and forgive. - did not meet Paul's She enald. A gecond and he rushed her I >. look Fed > ae . ‘ > . —_ . A a ies ipahaees and nb it for yoursei: e : — ~ leg a agnifyin . r |] FATRE PRODUCTS COBPORATION |} an ks idle ° Loe, Me = . . . 7 , ri ; AMA ’ ; : Pe? = WASHING TABLETS OR CH:PS _ ¢ 2 - ? - —_ soe Dati attic Rte oan a ORF ce,

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KIT N 5 J e = Lu Select a vounge and fender guuse remove the neck and stuff and sew ‘with the goose. i‘hep the liver arid ' LCHE j s 1? for ‘a Frenme h bots = prluic'e ‘ lit - wiv’ ' ; atie they ire beotlowd ter i | ; { qt¢ ™ OT) : “co oF 1 37375 ae ; r Sete. ; . ; : ; on — . [| é B y H E L E N R O W L A N D : Par qd pre par in th usual Wa) tle salt pork over the bteuast ana Ca Lane i ie grat \ ana cir eee the | By Jeanette Young Norton / | Next rub it inside and out with a put 1oO roast. Daste Tred rently The liver to ada te t le hich? DIRE fa: | e ici Oh, the Difference to Thee! mixture of pepper, salt, powdered bird should be well trussed. so as {f } . . * 43 ‘ ve q “74 ‘ rI¢ c tts . y vat, ** | Food Sanitation Y daughter. Let NO man persuade thee that courtship is but oe ' ATES, CAS Re Oe eee ; * ‘ ange ereals, ai soil i ‘at inh. Reiekhh ie eed | HE care of food from the time a rehearsal for matrimony! ye Sd AEA Gite tueindn rh das a cut onion inside the bird A Tempfiné Treat | it is purchased until it reaches | ” : ' pal! and prove tireson ion” : te n cover with a Hnen clé6th and j ‘ ; . . . ° ° . —_ . — nents = eo tl PUME, CP serv- et st (ina {)¢ ] lace ver 7) riit. MeE can U a st family table is a matter | For, verily, since the first kiss in the Garden of Eden, every | jo. yoineg pee witl | iy pee si : : Se ee A Of vital conside : 2 667 ~areones a a sip lesieaolo' ce with Cream, sugar nthe morning prepare @ sage and ite cated a if improper- | lover hath said, “Others may change—but OURS shall be an etermal | any butter, It makes a pleasant AT ALL GROCERS , oo b,j + 4iits 4 | Pani, Pn, sun- | ; ila oo he a la carte side an errort ‘dried occasionally to keep them | And the difference between ordering from the a la carte side of : a 3 | eee. A Steady stock of ice must ee eae — a ee wee. Homely Facts. Ses | be maintained to keep the box at | % %: 4: me alia Ra Poe ee a i : wan the Ol paintings with a eas Saige preservative temperature. | The difference between sending a man home at 12 p,. M.—and woo} cloth meéistened with olive | Hutter should be in: ae i ? Ls Low th olive | chi kept in a glass or | pRYING him out of the house at 8:00 a. m. oll. china container and kept covered, | : % s % line ashes mixed with turpentine milk and cream in covered bottles, | : ; , _ are splendid for cleaning brass and ezges boxed and rinsed before us- Between watching him tip the waiter a dollar—and lending him |_| ing. All the canned foods should | a quarter to make up the change. Give your hands a daily bath in . . . 9:9 or pte re once from the Cal 4 * x . Ye mon Vice O Ke¢ } the tn] OS ft and —heavy tapes inside, instead of and be placed in a china container ing] and ; white during the winter menths m ' soe " , Between being told that thou art dazzingly beautiful—-~and being Wath Guring the winter mconeuns. “11° ~ covered and placed in a cool place | mapas e2 ee \ little gasoline. in the water tufts, keep the filling from shifting. until used ' told that thy shoulder strap is slipping or thy back hem is ripping. |. i a Aa a eRe Ph oa ae bh : ’ \ fw S: "a | hing + ‘ | care fully washed: every tittle dried to require a shave. None grieve @0 ostentaticusiy as keeps sanitary, fresh and fluffy. tress filling can never shift. ot eas ee =~ — | fieck or iump of food left may be- ; s a . | hose VW I ‘) ] rf Oi! & most in ick wt : = . ; ee 1a germ infected and contamin- , ee ete tented as mn ye ee leas i acs , ‘ . : ion with a treatment of currants eT aay tiie ree eatin tn Between being tenderly helped across a busy street—and being | Tacitus. * : | Eighteen reinforcing strips. i ate e > ii - ~ ; o | ~ ae s ; berms . ¢ sly PUSHED across it. n the brim bound with red velvet ithe vessel. Even if a pot or pan | 22x/0US), Seer - Sa meae is feimehkaod to. truth The SanOtuf can never |tooks clean, rinse it well before us- | : | that.a wise man would do well not ¢ stretch—wears longer. iorsehair with large flat roses tie ‘ing. Wash out all dish towels aft- Between putting flowers in a man’s coat-lapel—and putting | ,, trust himself on the narrow - “ al ; a hid j s i a ‘¥ ree , : : reach meal. Put out dish cloths | yate is kets. | cdge ‘icero ses on the upper brim stretching Se tee a | pétches in his pockets a | SANOTUF MATTRESS CO. 7 and mops daily, throw tnem awa) : s e re . m | 26 Be ‘ | and get new ones often. heep B t liste ing for his rin at §:00 p m —anid bearkening The Tio le ration of f riunate Mme (IH- ? “a treet 4p- -- -- saeco a hand soap and towel in the kitch- | _ ween i158 — S ring me! ; i I ~ nie comes from the calm which t. us, iViO. en ee eens = , PTO W 0 en and insist that the cook use | for his latchkey at 12 &. Mm. eood fortune gives to their Teme y i T ¥ LU N A. ILKINS them before starting to prepare a | + # . | pers, . } ers , * > | >, f > if (2) e - us B 7 ae j } rag isthe cle : fe And one of me were bad, chem in the rome Pecan of a But, of the difference to THEE and cold.—Horace. a dat - oS 1Y} The wine co or : os } " ot . ow roast tur ey t os ae i * = . ne between tha " b. £4 ‘ es . The S1X would not be both- ; ace 05. Do _ — "s ps | ee earccacemame gee Ti ilar Sie kd icin (ode eee te .. ; - | _ White that ig | lor chicken to stand on the bones \las' how fficult it is to pre- me orate!) chased and the upper e ered 'more than two days. Remove all | 7 |; Vent the countenance from betray- =) Or mm of the bow! is in @ By spankings that I had. ‘meat, putting it into a china bowl | | Alon fi ith A venue ing guilt.—Ovid sie > na and groups of tiny pe and covering it until used. The | | een 4 | | sell ne plates ar White, wi . ieocks } sw av se ee —— | : éll| rims chased j tat th, of me could frolic. |racks, if sweet, may be used in | , 2 : | > oe ae WHITC. ye My of me 1A nlav ‘soup stock with other bones and Gweaters and skirts are again) Umbrellas are short and squat. DELMAR BEAUTY SHOP 3 ; Tumblers for water, {iced} six Of me could piay, | ingredients. | cmart. the two-piece frock father- |; Odd shapes and colorings are also | 4207 Delmar oh & . ” 9 4 Tj ° ; i ° * ° 4 2s 4 : . i : : i & » aye brews and cordiais in rainbow C4p” OBE be Punished | If potatoes are boiled in their | ing the return of this fashion. | featured. SPECIAL THIS WEEK ONLY - hemian glass decorated with’ And sit inside all day. jackets they will keep better for * . , . a * Permanent Wave $ "chasing are very lovely. Thesf l use in salads or other dishes. Car- The smartest women are closely | The strictly tailored sports Ceeieiess ........ $8.00 ‘ howls are rather new P oe oe ,rots and parsnips should be scrap- matching their gloves to their; coat is sponsor: d by the smartest Phene asnelstuute cutie # , Wide and shallow on their del f were seven sisters > |ed instead of being peeled. Jecru- | hosiery. 'shops. These are either single or DElnar 1529 | * a stems for hhe Summer And one of me were goo lsalem artichokes may be pared e ° . | double-breasted, of camel's hair Open Wed. and Fri. Evenings hy a at coid drink season the Mf ama would be happy— ithinly under water. Oyster plant Few bright-colored coats areljor other mannish mixtures, ne +. Te : ; bv x ie : fF ae , a r ? a ia —_ is ' ai imePtitta : -. ite faxxry paetae &s if ovely pitcher and tumblegg Oh, I am sure she would. jenools also be scraped and celery} | shown. Black, navyy blue and | mode] 1s distinctive for ] vO ! f. , | iat are sure to be popular should be carefully washed and | grays are the predominating colors,! square pockets, the upper back i Gs ‘ mince 7 . ; op “tts are all white or have CO ‘trimmed. Squash, winter vamety, and black satin is the most pepu-j cornpr of one overlapping th: fl ; ; B it | decorations. Here again the » Wwhnenb she kissed the 00d | must be washed well if cooked in iar fabric. lower front corner of the other. G6 ~ | lucent green is especially # me's the skin or peeled. Beets are boilea - i. | Belting What would the bad me do?/and skinned with the hands undcr : qY ‘tricrec > ; 1 There is a lovely set of tum Dope she would be generous cased onan a eygrnee cael ” a? ometuee a ) . carefully wasne ea 'y rat. eo: @ opye . rf tone uted Slass with @@ And love the bad me, too. |. witiower should stand in salted Can be eliminated, as millions are now doing. - s Stems, foe go wit] these ; bil no = i agi | 7 ° 7 - ine GU cnc anec di ee pa coid water for 20 minutes. | No abnormal exercise or diet. Simply correct ze - | tinted bowl, and green bordesl the internal cause in this easy, pleasant way. ™ a * GishesS can doe used fo lesser . . . i | Rey or dessetf _ Easter Special—Beginning Wednesday ——— . mpoo and Marcel. $1.50 Henna Rinse, $2.00 For every woman 4 j = - yu of ery attention and courtesr Sy our highly trained operators. | ——~F WMHQYW ag Rg tin Blair | Mis« Pansy Jolinson th Miss Mildred Bowman th d No Mysticism Cane Su ar ~ ——S SMOSH l a Ns wa. Sia whose good taste Marmola is not a secret prescrip- a aaa =, SS WS SS ; gore sage ea A ae Se are NORTH . tes th fr tion. Our books state every ingre- T nsmuandamneent ; , Yy SYK Yy K. and B. Beauty Shoppe Sixt sTREET |, nf gence = dient, all their effects and the rea- DOSY Kohrmann Saint Louis (;Arfield 7994 Mis ‘ . sons. You- will know exactly how G superb quality and Marmola acts, and why. It a op : a. . the glands which cause fat. distinctive style— The results are so reliable that we send a guarantee to al! who mail our coupon. Your own druggist signs it _ If you fail to get what you desire, every penny is returned. The reduction is not rapid, It VAN RAALTE | SILK STOCKINGS rarely exceeds one pound per day, as fae” a al . ” because you love nice things advised by the best authorities. Then MADE BY THE Makers OF VAN RAALTB Few are Fat the body can adjust itself to the new Smx GLoves, SILK UNDERWEAR In these modern days conditions. Wrinkles are not created. : i The amount of reduction is always Note chow slenderness prevails iN 3+ your command. Go your own way every circle nowadays. Excess satis ay regards exercise and diet. Rely not one-tenth so common as it Was. on Marmola to correct any abnormal Every idea of beauty, health and fit- oondition. mess calls for normal weight, and | people are conforming. | All must realize that a new factor plitry” CODFISH CAKES Next time you order, think of has appeared. People have found an ° ° F 4s ick! k dfrvi ling hot fat easy, pleasant war to reduce, a scien- the importance of sugar in your im can to panto table—quick! | Cakes ann iry 1m sizzii : fate Beer vahicoragap wage Deedhehmepr an etageae ie ; - 10uUsS aban codieh, ta- A hearty meal that satisfies 4 | lions are now gaining normal weight. 7 diet! 98.9 70 of its caloric energy — and seasoning-all mixed and | three healthy appetites. | Ki | __ This is to tell you — — _ is availabJe to the body. It gives 7 ly touse. Just shape intosix big WM. UNDERWOOD CO. BOSTON r @ offer a test at our cost, then under our ce : . * At Sage pees guarantee. You owe to yourself this s { ] ner in t MAKERS OF UNDERWOOD DEVILED HAM a aid ir kaowledge if you suffer overweight you yay go we e ii gy | | KEOnC GIG 7 oe your diet. You will realize in- } | Correct the Cause ee ; : ABSORBS OIRT 2 \ 2. F gr —— sy 2 | The cause of excess fat usually lies / \ Wr eS stantly the necessity of pure sugar . : 3 in a certain gland. Correcting that . if | HIS is the verdict of thousands of Home Lovers condition stops the extra fat forma- Be Slender protected for your use. 4 | ’ . eer tion. Modern research has proved As you used to be ~ ; ae k | and you'll say so too after cleaning just one room. thls bigend any qeuition., AM onimsls, 9 a ad That is the reason for Domino | Special This Wee || Try acan and see for yourself. It’s s0 easy to use | Ti hond apy guestion. Ail aims. © Nowadays the over-fat are regarded oe eee r | P ° ° 94s abpnormai. hey are yecoming © | and does the cleaning so wonderfully well. treatment at once. tn sami iad iemenien: ae ackage Sugars. uarantee j | The treatment is embodied at its — see that everywhere. Almost all can ) ; a ABSORENE is necessary for health protection as “best in Marmola Prescription Tablets. attain a normal weight in an gasy, yourself clean and pure sugars by demanding Domino Package Sugars, protected from dust, dirt and germs by being sealed in per- fect packages. American Sugar Refining Company “Sweeten it with Domino” Granulated, Tablet, Powdered, Confectioners, Brows; Domiao Syrup In Student Dept. - | : rel] c] anlin | Thev have been used for 18 years. pleasant wav. Millions have proved ' W as e ess. i Tr 2 . e ¢ The use has grown and grown, until that out. people are now using over a million Prove this to vourself, for your own | ; Renews Window Shades, Frescoing and De ie: sake. Vacousdaratehes ben aan Hot Oil Treatment dC Water Colors The use involves mo abnormal! ex- te agri hal nian Be. to? .- eee Or diet ate ly ¢akes fon fat no. rat! Ou Cah Temecy arc Shampoo and Marcel. ) - : ercise or diet. One simply takes four prevent oust by cochetdinn' a atend tablets dailv, and lives a regular ‘ : ma ae we : “es Many of vour friends are doing that regime. When the weight returns to , Minis = ee” eae os . peamal, stop Martela, 1f excess fat “O07: 5™ees ae wee. | appears again, check it at once in 25c Sample | netomat aw. | MARMOLA | §c2 | : ‘: Se . 2-235 Gemeral Motors Bidg./,, - —_ ABSORENE MFG. CO., ST. LOUIS S roan Mail Coupon} e » MICH. ne LL PAF MARMOLA | Sead He Mower AKERS CF Academy o Beauty Calture pager WALL PAPER | ny Oneonta { H RH — the Quality Paint Cleaner 23 T Npow: senate for JSne Jeasant Way fo eauce cee: a At Wallpaper, Paint, Hardware, f : Drug and Grocery Stores —_ (Except Saturday) St.Lonis , e ; rfield 0394 a a PEN , St. Louis, Mo. — : Cleans Woodwork, Marble, Tile, Porcelain Soid by all dragessts at oi 0 pet hee. or ceratoectntncenemsanidlcaceatemeniitattititiai | only dirt Creato> xfs the Ethelton System naling Ceget te plake wrupers Ry Saas - : - - ~ ‘4 ew * a - id Le 7 wee vieore idg., tFOu., é . : eS eee Neti SL ER al aE OR ye sea - — mG eget Ai AEP RCE Gt RDS Nai , emgenean Sea o Oat ? . mg > ” ~ ou — eas on eteceman ” —_ ™ a. 4 og. 1s tS ee Bid