St. Louis Post-Dispatch
April 15, 1926

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COMIC PAGE WEDNESDAY AMHR. 14, 19°94. 1926, by ¥T. Ce Ftshep, right. ; nem. i, S. rat. Ala patie Office.) (my word: ((2URG, LADY! we: Re tive west i EXPCRTS. THAT'S | WCATY HhWENTY Bucks Ke POUNDS: / ‘opyrteht, 1996) WA LLA WALCA LEAAS BER TALKETY ING BUT GHT, HE CANE TO CONCLUSIaayc MEVCR WERE RIGHT! VWIILL CHAS BASEBALL ——— ; —By TAD ! C WHAT THE? | Pechan | was filed, ‘| oreditors ‘jand wife.’ >| Pechan manager When it became known 'several weeks that Pechan’s own business was in a somewhat complicated situation the officers and loan association an audit of the books. Kortjohn Jr.. attorney for association, said yesterday that the audit, which is well advanced, had uncovered no alarming facts in ‘the associatton’s financial situation, Several evidences of carelessness in keeping accounts have been dis- closed, but. they extend the past several months and have no bearing on the organization's financial standing, he said. Suit for $6829. The Bohemian-American ings and Loan Association has total resources Of $473,998.22. It was incorporated in 1907 with an thorized capital of $1,000,000, of \which $194,638 has been paid up. It does an extensive among Bohemian-Americans, lof whom are also clients of Pechan’'s real estate busi- ness. - Most done ‘ a) ago of the savings ordered Henry j the Sav- private Bohemians of St. As a fel- Pechan was thie confidence on the entrirsted to deeds ATONE Kdawardsville. was Louis and low countryman, object of implicit part of elients substantial | for investment in lef trust and other In Kuna’s reeeivership ‘Tourtneyv S&S. offiees in the Building. it 1s |Pechan Kuna $6829.90 has failed way Th. at ‘in explanation that Kuna had given lover. $5000 to Pechan to pay for ‘constructing a building for Wuna, and had also $3000 deposited with for other § investments. has received sgme of his back, it Was stated, but has failed to pay the his who sums of real esente, ventures. suit. filed (;oo0dman, W9neyv yesterday by ¢ lattorney with Bank owes to men's was said Pechan Kuna ‘money ance. Filed. before the Kuna Iferbert, who de- “assignee for all John Walapatieh suit against receive for the ‘Southwest corner street and Ohio ave- £90 O00, t Kalapatich trans- tA Pechan, Det, agreement bv debts Second Suit hour suit Harris )ser ibed himself as and for filed a for a An asking ‘property on lof Accomac inue, valued cat | He related tha ferred the property 14, last. under an which Pechan was to against balance ‘a J to fulfill the leged. Hearing on Herbert's suit w: for Friday. No date has for arguments on appointment of a permanent receiver In pav all property and remit a Salapatich, Ife failed agreement, it is al- the ia set heen set the kuna ‘] suit. Pre OOP OOO OO A el wsual service. oe ' sought i struck about,” »beautiful phenomenon of lin a only to! au- | 7 ; business | many | of Pechan’'s private business } him Boat- | alleged | ’ and ! bal- | | ove Paper in St. Louis Se euennteneme eee ee —_- —- — ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH W ith the Associated omen — ee. ee nee oe _ paceman caiinntinnngi> ee ‘MAN TELLS HOW HE KILLED OSTRICH IN MIDNIGHT FIGHT He Didn’t Know What It Was but He Held on to Its Neck Until It Quit. Associated Press. April 1lo.- battle By the BOSTON, The with a victor midnight bad told William killed ich, with his bare the struggle when toxbury Court in a2 to- last his story in court McIntyre, (;overnor, a ostrich day. who week Franklin Park ostr hands, charge. usual circumstances of Judge Verran reserved Officials of the zoo told the such a fight the chances were one to 20. MeIntyre said that Friday morning he was on his way home. somewhat intoxicated. Re- calling that his mother was ill, he decided to sleep off his liquor, the camel house at Frank- lin zoo as his bed chamber. Me just removed coat preparatory to lving down when something him a terrible blow on the knocking him down. As he} his feet, another blow flat. the case judgment. court mans earlv last } his chest, struggled to again laid him “Tt didn't know what it McIntyre told. the and frightened. ! find who was hit- clutched alive. [ was all was dazed reached out to ting me and long, thin and held The “something” the of a bird that stood eight feet and weighed 200 pounds, but Me- Intyre held. on. How long the punishment lasted, the prisoner could not recall, but at last, just as his strength was failing, he felt to Which he had clung grow limp. that thing quit ] from there,’ Me- never stopped io t my on.” neek high Was the member desperately “As soon went right away Intvre said. ei find out what it coat and things. I] Daniel Hawkins, said the ostrich tempered and dangerous bird. AURORA BOREALIS VISIBLE IN MANY SECTIONS OF U. S. Observers in North From England to the Rockies Report Beautiful Spectacle. By the Associated Presa. CHICAGO, April 15.—The rora Borealis, or Northern bugbear of telégraph circuits the Arc- night over SO as was or to gt had enough.’ curator of ihe bad- ZOO, Was a Alle Lights, and tic, shone brightly last northern sections of the United States, extending from New Eng- land to the Rocky Mountains, ap- pearing brilliantly for first time since January. Observers in the Rocky tain regions and in north western states reported the play the lights as extremely beautiful. The Aurora. have dis- eovered., is an electro-magnetic phenomenon aming out in rays from the earth's magnetic poles. The sun pours out electrons at all times, but particularly when there spots on its surface, scientists (‘urrents of electricity radiate the spots like the discharge vacuum tube. The earth is a magnet and attracts them. As this radiant electricity is drawn toward the M[oun- the of scientists stre are Say. from the earth’s magnetic poles they ex- cite the upper air and make it glow and quiver to every wave of energy from the sun. FAIR AND WARMER TONIGHT AND TOMORROW THE TEMPERATURES. ~: The other regular pilot is Philip R. | ships . Love. Highest yeste ‘day. lowest, 34, at 11:45 p. Official forecast for St. and vicinity: Louis and warmer = §to- night and tomor- lowest tem- tonight above row; perature will be freezing. Missouri: Fair tonight —A morrow: warmer. Illinois: lair tonight. and to- morrow; warmer. Sunset, 6:35; (tomor- and sunrise ner >. 5.26. of tire Mississippl, pe feet. a fall of .9. Arkansas: Tonight, fair. cooler in southeast portion; -frost prob- ably heavy in north portion, day, fair, rising — tempt rature, Zero W eather a at Saranac Lake. SARANAC LAKE, N. Y.. Apri ld. A temperature drop of 58 de- erees in 10 hours” brought the therniometer down to zero al The eold wave was panied by a light snowfall. Heat Wave PORTLAND, Ore.. Yesterday was the dav.experieneed here for 20 year: the hottest day in that one exception, in 34 years Weather Bureau dis- mereury at 4 stood at 8% is general State. Stace towlay., acconi- in Oregon. April to hottest and month, with records at the The afternoon yrres. The heat wv Part of closed, ao cloek ave th: large THURSDAY 9 Vv ENING, APRIL 1 ar- | on a | In view of the un-! and , had | 1 light court. “I something | New | mid- | » ertson, lair {a- | 19 iri - 7 dawn April | de- | LO A LR he NNR FINANCIAL EDIi'TiCon News Press Service ——— pe we i> 20-0: 22 AGES. PRICE 2 CE ENTS FIRST min AIR MAIL ARRIVES ee -——— Makes Trip to " Lambert-| Hours, Flying Time. — Ne ge 'POUCHES IN MAIN '_POSTOFFICE AT 10 A. M. i Allotted T 14 Minutes. plane in the Louis aig mail service lL.ambert-St. louis (Chicago at 9:07 a. m. minutes ahead of ‘It capried pouches of mail, Which were in the main postoffice af 10 a. m. and were delivered dur- ling the forenoon. Charles EF. Lindbergh. took off from Maywood C4f0, at 5:50 a. m.:. a after the transcontinental] had arrived there Louis was made the contract son Aircraft carriers, and from the tra At Peoria. picked up a another new Chi- are 2 ie ld tod “ay, The first cazo-St. irived at from two t he Field, few pilot, (*hi- minutes planes His trip to St. only to carry made by the MRobert- (orporation, no mail nscontinental however. sack for St. | for Springfield. 'up another sack ; St. Louts. His aé¢tua] Was plane, Hle at Springfield for flying time ¥as _hours and 30 minutes for the | mile run and he was forced to stop at Peoria for 25 minutes Waiting for his schedule to catch up with the time made by his big DH-4 , mail plane. Besides the two hours and 55 minutes allowed by schedule for | the St. Louis-Chicago trip, pro- | Vision is also made for 10-minute Stops at Peoria and Springfield, so that the actual trip takes three hours and 14 minutes. Four Planes for Chicago Actual service to points along and near the transcontinenta] line, including New York and Cleveland, as well as Western cities, wil] begin this afternoon when four Robert- | son Aircraft Corporation ships will j take off for Chicago. to meet the | transcontinental planes there at 4315, Prior to ‘ships a held. daughter bert. cebri short ae Inade by Lambert and Postmaster Alt. FP. G. Meyer,- president of Chamber of Commerce. wil] |; master of ceremonies Maj. William B. Rob&rtson. pres- ident of the Robertson Aircraft Corporation, said today that pected hig four ships to arrive at Chicago with full loads. Indica- tions are that two of them will be loaded when they leave here. Another will take on a full load at | Peoria and the fourth will be | loaded at Springfield. The planes the departure of dedication Miss of sc wil] talks the ceremony will Myrtle Lambert, Albert Bond ten the ships he : pe and | Mai. Carl the be | are capable of carryéng 600 pounds | of mail. | Lindbergh. iwill lead the who ie flight chief pilot, this afternoon. The remaining piloted hv Ray Wassall and who are under emergenev entis the Vir Mail or the afte “ward two will he reserve mar. ©. pilots, Dan contract to answer for iwhen ! Serviee reanjires if. Pacilities, rnoon service north- main Special air the must he in the postoffice mail @oxe q. hat the city i route Mai?’ stamps ot a2 22... mH. painted mn heen set out all Mat! for the irked “By carry 10 cents ‘hicago and destined New York. trip will he eolors must dye and must if destined for ( lon eents if for The northward daily except Saturday Mail posted in time noon plane will be in | delivery the same evening and in Cleveland and New York for deliv- erv at the opening of business next morning. The route time for mail necting with air route, Philadelphia, and Toronto. postage and Sunday. the after- Chicago for for aiso affords saving in to rail points con- the transcontinental as Boston, Ruffalo. Minneapolis, The regular air-mail any additional rail might needed to . destination. today at Colonel such eovers serviee that mail to he earrs its Sco‘? John would Lambert. ceremonies announced Lieutenant A. Paegelow, commanding the nirship TC-6 to Mield for the It was ‘Field that oring St. Lous this afternoon. Call for Bank Statements. ASHINGTON,. April 15 of the Currency call for e& statement of the of all national banks at of business on Monday, Comptroller issued a condition | thre April 12. clos ANEAD OF TIME St. Louis Field in 2 First Air Mail Arrives in St. Louis 30 Minutes of ‘Pilot Waited on Schedule 25 Minutes at Peoria — time 3 Hours, schedule. | out | Lindbergh | Il.ouis and | jook | two | Sy i «0DO- | Lam- | he eX- | »Rob- | Pilots | national | over | airplane | made | Detroit | ~The | today | em peemneee eee "REED ENTERTAINS SENATORS WITH INFORMATION ON HOW _ EASY IT IS TO MAKE WHISKY ITAN BE DONE 1 ORDINARY STEAM COOKER Missourian Questions Chemist About Ap- paratus, Charred Kegs and Flavoring Essences. a eee 23 RS, Se | RECALLS ANDREWS i : TO WITNESS STAND 'Provokes Denial From Pro- ) hibition Chief That He | Uses “Nosey” Women to Spy on Neighbors. re official | received | | By CHARLES G. ROSS. ‘Chief Washington Correspondent of the Post-Dispatch, WASHINGTON, April 15.— In line double role of showman and int errogator, Senator Reed of Mis- feourt, at the wet and dry hearing 'of the subcommittee of the Senate Judiciary Committee today, ex- hibited and explained the use of various kinds of simple whisky- making apparatus, and drew from Lincoln ©. Andrews, prohibition enforcement chief. an indignant denial that he favored,a poliey of setting “nosey” women to spy out minor infractions of the law mae t thelr neighbors, Reed scintillated. Even ee RI in the audience—and the big Wear: ing room in the Senate office building #as again packed—were moved to laughter by some of the sallies as he wrestled mightily with a red-haired recalcitrant witness. Reed came in late, after Senator Harreld. dry, of Oklahoma, who said yesterday that it ought to be today, said he was advocating nojfa felony for a man to keep a atill ghange in the prohibition law. in his house, had concluded = an agreement with Julien Codman, at- GARLAND MAKES NO CONTEST; |tormey tor the wets, regarding the earried 34 representative GETS 60 DAYS N JAIL LO ‘including t. & eee, disposition of the time remaining Head of Free Love Farm Sentenced the wets. Reed Insists on Finishing. llevels for the vear, short coveciag : ; ; ' ea , ny ‘ne of “| have the temerity,” said Reed, “to want to finish the examination 5$0 Oand Costs, of Gen. Andrews that I started yes- By Associated Press. terday apd 1 am going to do it.” Pa., April The agreement was promptly head. of Love Colony,” —Photographed at Lambert-St. Louis Field by Post-Dispatch staff photographer. Charles E. Lindbergh, the pilot made the 265-mile flight from Chicago in two hours and 30 minutes flying time and was forced to make a 25-minute stop at Peoria to comply with his schedule which allows him two hours and 55 minutes ayy time. | ANDREWS DENIES ADVOCATING | ANY CHANGE IN THE DRY. LAW Assistant Secretary of Treasury, th Charge of Prohibition Enforce- meyt, Issues Statement. By the Asedciated Press. WASHINGTON, April 15.——Assis- the Treasury An- prohibition en- aster them meran eg ientonrensanctnere on a oe ————— STOGKS RECOVER FROM LOW LEVEL a ee Short Covering Overcomes Ef- fects of Large Early Sell- ing Orders. tant Secretary ow drews, in charge forcement. in a formal statement I’ress April lo. prices idustriais, low ; the Asser rated NEW YORN., sharp break 1n After 3 stock hal new ‘brought about a late trading. Most of the ‘to large volume ‘ranging from 1 ‘recovered, with a merchandizing and elosing 1 to 3 the ALLENTOWN, Garland, declines, due of selling orders, points, were ‘y of motor, utility points high- after ’dip- rebound- Motors, early * —arh ae abrogated, and Reed called Ans- drews. Standing at the commit- tee table and using a lighted cigar aS a pointer, Reed called Andrews’ attention to a shining nickel-plated vessel, about a foot in diameter and a foot high. “General,” said Reed, “T show you an ordinary steam cooker sold regularly In the United States for the cooking of fooda for the table. Are not cookers of this sort ~being used as stills throughout the Unit- ed States?’’ Andrews said that he did not know, but that Dr. J. M. Doran, Chief of the Industrial Alcohol and Chemical Division of the Internal Revenue Bureau. could tell all about it. Doran, who is red-haired, was plainly reluctant to fall in with Reed's obvious purpose of showing that the cooker could be very eas- ily turned to an illicit use. “Haven't vou everything here that is necessary to make a still.” _ demanded Reed, “except a pipe at the top?” “No,” said the witness. Cookcr Could B® Used for Still. Charles the “April Coopersburg, contendere to 5 Va rie public Farm Free entered a plea today. to a charge of adultery. Hie was sen- iping to a 1926 low at 11%, tenced to sehve 60 days in the Le- jed to 118%, and Hudson high County jail and pay a fine of C1500 and the costs. ‘jumping from 61 to 6542, led a late PARIS-TO-BERLIN AIR SERVICE in the motor group. Restrictions Canceled; First Runs to Be Made in June. Copvricht. 1926. by the Press and Pulitzer Publishing Cos, (New York World and Posi-Dispatch.) April 15.—-Fvance and after many delays, have convention, which permits direct airplane service between Paris and Berlin. The service will nonagrgression be- be started in June. Tines from Poland | Paris will include one to Cologne | ‘and Berlin, another to Cologne and | London, a third to Cologne ard Hamburg and (‘openhagen, and perhaps a fourth to ®ferlin and near shares of nolo er, United States Steel, upturn ‘RUSSIANS SEEK PEACE PACT Propose Agreement With Finland, Poland and Baltic States. Radio to the Post-Dispatch and Chicago | Daily Newa, Copyright, L2H. STOCKHOLM, (April lo Crovernment PAT ITS, (;ermany igned a The | Finnish states that the ltussian Soviet Government has ap- ehed it verbalis with propo- prada enis fora pact of n Russia and Vinland, States, pact concilation and the Baltic ‘he proposed would pro- but not for pledge each any éjdie | power attacking an sgnatorv of the pact Mi Lilt} VPol- ish minister to Finland, lares there is thought of a baltic Russia but- solution is! all | Last exclu- heing pact vide for arbitration It would Moscow Hlitherto France planes ty ait ‘ not to suppert has forbidden Crerman fly over French | territory and Germany has not per. | “But could not this cooker be misted. French planes exes iaeeL made into a still,” persisted Reed, nas teeeahaiie. These retalitoey | “with the addition of a condensing wissen comestial |}apparatus—a pipe leading away | from the still and run through wa- SENDS TOOTHBRUSH BY PLANE | ter or over ice?" The witness Ue | agreed that that was so, but he that the resulting aleoho! would be very weak. “You can heat mash fn that cooker, can't you?" asked Teed. “Yes,"’ conceded Doran. “And you can vaporize “Toe “And if you attach a pipe so that the fumes can be condensed, vou can draw them off asa aleoho}?”’ “That.” admitted Doran, “is .theo- retically ao.” Doran himself then produced a copper “water” still with what he described as a “bottling head.” Reed described it for the record a« a copper pot with a bulb at the top. the whole weighing 7 or 8 pounds Doran's purpose waa to show what a real still looked like, and te tm- 15,| dleate the difficulty of making Wil. | Reed's cooker work as a still. Hie repeated that the eooker would require material reconstruc- tion “Now Poy er mowilez, the dec mn ms’ directed agai the only pact that possible ant agreement which inte parties. ear refused to Polish- that ies of Locarno conventions between and her Western neighbors could lead to real pacifi- of Fastern lLurope. opinion, now are includes Poland eonsider an Psted liver to. — Ocean Lincr. ic Associated VPrees | NEW YORK. April 15.—When Campbell Hiunter, oi! man _ of Southampton, England, forgot his toothbrush and other toilet articles his hurry to sail for America, wife dispatched them to him airplane. The airplane caught pic. which Nentid geprer at (Cherbourg. here yves‘erday HOP OFF FROM Aviators on Third Trip spring to Point Barrow. Preen ‘naka, April Hubert Lieut. Carl | Kiielson hopped off here their third trip this pring Barrow in their. plane, Wife of Tourist Hires Overtake sive Lussian pact, convinced neither such a ;nora ser ‘Rusels it?” cation | Poland's according to} the ministe is that a durable ;1n only by a con-] his liussia, Poland. | bys all the Baltic States, | to work for peace is possible ference Finland and with a real desire and not ‘der the DIES AFTER GETTING 8 ACES. CS. Had between the Olym- was a pas- He arrived FAIRBANKS This peace on aiming at other goals un- mosk of pene. phrases I iheotele Player, Teo 1000-Point Meld. Ry the Associated Prees Ky the Aes CHICAGO, April 15.—Herman; FAIRBANKS. A 68 vears old, picked up ~With Capt alt him ina pinechle game,} kins as a passenger, | looked if them, smiled at his| Benjamin ifriends, and fell dead, j tOGa) on The hand ted aces'to Point ee meid of 10090 points. chilled the Alaskan. Chicareo ~w'tated Schice the | (,corge enards dé let's be fair.” sal@ Reed Continued on Page 2, Column | i t MTiSis PMP mer bop - et! Fn, o aatioe WV » " reo Pind hawt = 5 ptt ne elit APE: Nr SR shel Oe ain S mr a pp othe OR Om eter Meee mbt eae wires, dvetiowm, _— INE WR ORM a mente ting. peat toenail “ ay et NEE ALO an AE te ne hee he gmt pelle A A ne aes net Ce er RN Nt na — -

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SS “ oS NERS A Oak Se ESO ew 9 — mn “ per - » Se ee ee ee ae ee “ - a PY evPPee re nen Re paneer one ‘ he age nee om + ncsartem + Rahal aw — ON Ay Se A ee Nae Ee a te ps inn > é ‘ Tsar OEE TR dee Seago loaner yg Find Malan io ee ° a Peis ay mb Ta ee a a = he geste AG oer es bt PG NO ips om toa is LOR MI | THURSDAY EVENING, APRIL 1o, 1926. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCK : ST! OUIS POSi-DISPATCH BORAH DENQUNGES| ws ws coi REJECTS STATES GED AT PEQR FOR MURDER OF 6 Execution, First There § YOUTH HAN CA Attempt to Evade and Nul- lify the Constitution, Idaho Man Charges From Senate Floor. ; é 4 ; : ONLY WAY IS REPEAL OF 18TH AMENDMENT | All Must Uphold Basic Code While It Stands, He Says) . : —By a Post-Dispatch Photographer. —Headed for a Clash DOROTHY H. C. FERNANDEZ. With Reed. iq* ( j 914 to . Smith-Reis Piano Co., is false as- |Our. pounds in 1 said the offer radio. | Palmisano to | ‘The prisoner said she first) Made because Funke was unable to state that Palmisano was one of ! P® the : ficer testified he saw Frank O'Brien , pointing a revolver at: him. | offer to plead guilty and accept a | fixed sentence was made | O’Brien. Confession Part of Evidence. tion today would be abouta billion From his seemingly inexhaustible ‘supply of exhibits, ) up three small bottles. Exhibits Flavoring F-ssences. Reed then held |lisle Jeffress to attaches of naturally use that name.” voice, Reed quoted from the label on one of the bottles, ‘Nothing is more delicious than plum pudding J said that he had exam- stolen ’ ined a number of products of this youths were riding, was regarded as the most damaging offered by those who would disregard the ; * S & +3 & family of that name, the . tate, these used by moonshiners for the machine when Da preparations,” ‘either of them was armed. Palmi- sano did not take the witness stand. ring with Doran, Reed recalled An- ‘ard sedan, ‘Hecht of 5549 Pershine avenue. enforce the dry law. August on a monster flight of 110.- | WOMAN ON SIDEWALK IS t of liquor prosecutions in Woman in Congress Assails Prohibition in- ed upon interested in law = enforce- ment to mingle with their neigh- and find out if the law was being violated in private homes. asked Andrews if he had ever promulgated a policy of that “Certainly not,’ replied An- “Then as an officer and a gen- \effective witness for the wets. tleman you repudiate that policy asked Reed. Andrews replied with some heat that ix was not the pol- “p>? +. the. Federal establishment. “IT congratulate you,” responded lie excused Andrews after thank- ing him cordially for his testimony. Representative John Philip Hill (Rep.) of Maryland leader of the wets in the House, asked permis- to file statements from _ 64 members. This permission was granted. Several wet members of the were present. Reed asked them if they wished to make sup- plementary oral statements. This opportunity was accepted by Mrs. Mary T. Norton. of New Jersey; J. Kindred of New York; William P. Connery Jr., of Massa- chusetts; Nathan D. Perlman of York, and J. Charles Linthi- cum of Maryland, all Democrats. | hearing of their statements | was interrupted by thet testimony | Gerald P. Murphy, prohibition administrator for the District of Columbia; President Samuel Ilerding Church of the Carnegie Institute of Pittsburg, and State tepresentative John Callan of Maryland. Conditions Worse, Woman Says. . Norton testified that condi- in Jersey City, the largest municipality in her district, were as bad, if noht worse, than before! enactment of the prohibition law. | She stated that she had been a so- worker for 15 years before * election to. Congress. “Men who drank liquor in the days are now using drugs, Mrs. Norton declared. -“‘One wom- | told me her husband had been | a drunkard before prohibition and now he was qa crazy man be- he had taken to narcoties. This has ben true in about three of 15 cases I have investigat- Kindred told the committee that had been a physician for 37° vears, practicing in New York and Europe. He emphasized the} medical and_ scientific arguments | 2.40 per cent beer, telling the | committee that he had experiment- | eae vear and the number of copvic- number of search war- STRUCK BY AUTOMOBILE traffic to avoid grape production during the clerk, of 4407 Neosho street, turned his the number of persons killed and ' Station 'Grand boulevard at 5 p. m. yester- day and struck Mrs. Emma Schen- ‘berg, 40 years old, of ‘gow avenue, on the sidewalk DASs- | jing the station. | Schenberg was was named today by Attorney-Gen- Mullanphy Hospital, where doctors era] Sargent to take charge of the isaid she | Government's case. The decree | Brandon told would restrain the meat packersiand turned his machine when he | |from engaging in unrelated lines of , discovered | industry. | holding. and the amount of liquor seized by é S$ . j 5—, Large Round Lens in Metal-Lined Zylo Shell Cover Frames Spherical Combinations FRIDAY AND SATURDAY ONLY RUSH-UP your hats with Energine. A film of soil soon d their loveliness. Sit comfortably. Energine will quickly make your hats like new. Energine comes in handy cans. Leaves no odor. 35c at | drug and department stores. Your Eyes Examined by The MORITZ Method INCLUDES THE OCULIST, THE OPTOMETRIST AND PTIC CONSULTATION FREE Moritz Optical Co. 609 N. BROADWAY CORNER WASHINGTON Ay. / workmen were injured early today | when a 2%-ton boiler whic} ey | about it. If they take it out, every | Deliverea by city cerrier or eut-of-town | were hoisting at the Missourj pif ee Works here fell, glancing blow. been raised to a height of 14 feet . when the hoisting chain broke. striking them a : “The Perfect Dry Cleaner® mometer to anyone bringing the neighbor's child Follows Refusal of ‘had become angry when he refused himself and. other ;sons and had determined that beer , - the Assoctat eas lof this alcoholic content was ORLA ‘nearby drug store. hanged at 10:08 in the eomun here this morning fo ee ot , ° ° r P Murphy was more cautious than the | te ‘his. chief, Andrews. —" | Ortiz killed the girlin » gee jealousy and iwho was talking to her. © 3 cution is the first in Peoria aie since Dec. 20, 1907. when New |Clifford was hanged for 'der of his father. | Ortiz went to his death 'His last and only words {quest to give his new shoes plaining that : to play; now they are kept indoors to sour the mash. ‘washing home brew bottles.’’ Perlman told about drunkenness settlement houses in , York City which did not exist be- | fore prohibition, ‘told of increasing drunkenness in ‘earth could be enforced that would Fits Therr for Leadership. 4 PAPER READ AT VOTERS’ CONVENTION through the action of veast. Collegians Turned Into Spices. deep impression that Prohibition District Attor- | Their testimony was the last for \the wets with the exception of the ‘proposed arguments of Codman. “hen they had conclude’, Reed and Harreld had iment, with Reed winning the vic- of Technology and Pittsburg Uni-|tory. versity to report violations of the} mittee to meet at prohibition law. ‘slipped when he dropped |feet struck the floor. rons was lifted so his feet could » touch the floor and he died au ently from strangulation. pronounced dead after the trap was sprung, acting on the > mendation of the Pardon last night refused to co sentence from death to ifs ~oensiiainiaiei dia FUR STRIKERS JEER pq r Associated Press. : ' NEW YORK, April 15. . der was caused today by a ro of striking fur-workerg and ther sympathizers who attempted . crowd into the already well NDied with his statement Director -Baird ney Meyers of Pittsburg had asked ! sf. Moley Recommends ‘afternoon so “These are men of character, but|his closing argument. cause of the Italian debt debate in objected to an after- such per- their activities that they have asked noon session. It was finally agreed that the question of Codman’s appearance should be left to the whole /mittee and that the drys should be institutions to ! heir niinds—a porting would not be detrimental to victorian novels, M.. Ea Karl Marx, James, eugene Burke. Anderson und mixed with an Government, which distinctions between ,; - achieved in that area but possibly | a at the expense of the security of States outside that area like Po-! lend. The vigorous rivalry for of 2 Seats in the council before these of t usrccments become effective by ad- & ‘the wom a : the s Mrs. no fe any 4 Mrs. t Jt «% : x : ’ et i

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FOR MURDER OF GIR Execution, First There Since ‘*s child e refused Interfere, a1 7 3 ; the Associated Preas, a MEORIA, JDi.. April 15 (ortiz, youthfy] Mexi “——~J Ose children hanged at A-ne can, Woe : a3 { enees At 10:08 In the coy fe Mak- iner> this mornin-e ty jai es " ; ae ; meat ‘e aey THINS for the ] : Tee J of his 17 ia Nurdep oa ‘~year-old Sweethea seas the Eniliana “Martinez, Maren “Wt Professor S school! Ortiz killed the girl in a ty York Professor Says’ «ome Jealousy and shot Virgil Hin, 1 & They Are Filline Minds indoors who was taiking to her. Ortiz’ a ’ . .. fution is the first in Peoria Coun | With Material That Un- menness ) S's Dec. 20, 1907. when Edwaal f L ’ i mn New Clifford was hanged for the Th m for Leadership. exist be- der of his father. mur. Fits a. P mthicum Rese went to his death calmly i a Is last and only wor : nness in ; Oords was jquest to give his new shoes ps ne w& PAPER READ AT - , | friends, } : a | last for). eer si e knot 2 PParently VOTERS’ CONVENTION ee of the /S"Pped when he dropped and yy Iman. feet struck the floor. The real Pa, Reet) | Was lifted so his feet could he M | if Recommends iOt* ole ae ~ r “ygu- ‘touch the floor and the vic- ®2Uly from strangulation H . . e ° na he com. |Pronounced dead 14% minnie” Campaign by News ock this{/#!ler the trap was sprung, i , . —— fs : ‘ . he ; e - | ald give {Governor, acting on the eregt” I Papers Against the Indif eed, he. i;mendation of the Pardon lebate in |/ast night refused to commute n after- {St™tence from death to life |prisonment. ; }synipathizers L, | 1 TENDENCIES OF Follows Refusal of Governor he died appar. Board, : cog oF 7 ss Jia POST-DISPATCH - - a THURSDAY EVENING, APRIL 15, 1926. ST.ICUS POST-DISPATCH * a A a ae ena —_ ference of Citizens. the im. We canno: make | indicates that ' ; ; i leadership out | that the | FUR STRIKERS JFER pearance | § JEER POLICE Bef the material vith hich many “a com- {| By the Associated Presa. @ our college woinen are filling | hould be} NEW YORK, Apri! 19.—Disor ‘Boer minds—a badly digested diet peaerrow jeer was Caused today by a crowd’ French literature, evolution, : of striking fur-workers and their etorian novels. H. I. Mencken, en (“ecmeemes a Two of the many prominent women in St. Louis for thé National tee, and, at right, Mrs. Casper Whitney of Ne - ane ema eet Ueshalaisiaiediasolaeniianmasnn pins Mencabcuigetecetesh-atemsamege beleaberd denote vs mittance of Germany to the league serious problems still * rewain. * -* i 4. Americans the progress seems dishearteningly slow. Six years of incessant discussion since a, | 7 who atcempted to, Karl Marx, psychoanalysis, William peed that ete reBy'8 the already well filled james, Eugene O'Neill Mdmund remain-j|*@™nesie Hall, where William“ Mporke, international law, Sherwood rgument “reen, president of the American Masderson and Thomas Aquinas, tation by Federation of Labor, Spoke on mixed With an eceusional course in J. Can- Proposed agreement to end nd Government, which is deeply con- piscopa! | strike. * Bermed with distinctions between bjection, Several] arrestS were made by t} the theors of Inissez-faire and the have the 190 police reserves called out xe Moctrines Of the guild socialists.” f (Rep.) (the disturbance. Mounteg polic ees Rome wets had |were booed when they rode thaal ee «SAS embodied ander the/horses on the sidewalk er Ming paper read today before a citi- ee hae iaewalks to ecatter Piitarence at the Nationa! aq nave ithe crowd. genship co! | LE Tt Nationa m= ‘Lear ie of Women Voters’ conven- he wets' Hotel Man Dies on Golf Links. Mon at Hote! Statler. The author, aperance. HAMILTON, Bermuda, April 1§ Beahie to be here, was Prof. Ray- Murals of Allan MeNichol, for many renin mond VMoley of Barnard ‘“ollege, | } Church j* Prominent hotel man in Bermy.*’ Memumbia University, New York. on of tes- | 94. died suddenly today on the Advice to Daily Newspapers. Hrys’ con- | tiddels Bay golf course, He was Prof. Moley recommended that A act not | taking part in the annual hotel the daily newspaper be employed | ified, but }™men's tournament. inan educational campaign against eS a the indifference of the average (for presentation of their side of the citizen. “‘The essentials of rovern- Bon, cen. | issue. ment should be taughi along with hodist or Ameren eoncession that Goy. ee? ‘Pe day, he sald. “Al- ed as the |ernment-controlled manufacture @P™ °Ye'Y day the first page of > ihe te. |and gale of where the | would an's Na- : yr Enforce- | improve conditions, the presentation of nd 22 hours. pended judgment. nonintoxicating beer . un- doubtedly will be discussed during the dry case, vened the | but the immediate reaction among those ' prohibition leaders was one of sus. @ good newspaper has the basis of any effective lessons in the prin- ples of covernment. AToreover, the news of the day voluminous that the gen is likely to be helpless when she ventures below the headlines. Idefy anyone except the fairly well hecomes average citi- SO @ucated ‘o read with complete un- ealize y Strikes that ed enjoyment, sec Lucky Strikes ttes offering ent — toasting flavors of the s. That’s why ia , *sCORPORATES # ¢ 4 oS -}: 4 2. Ds }@ €& e } . ‘ re Mita z iic W of any kind. Ags re- “We have some in Ohio of whom sees ea fe all sini ated we are very proud, but it is true Cone wn fos : before the platform committees of .the political parties.” President’s Progress in League. that all women cannot be Florence Allens” (meaning Chief Justice Al- Miss Sherwin referred also to Miss Sherwin would not speak her own progress in the league. extensively on the usual contro- Seven years ago she was “thumb- tacking literature on bulletin boards’’ where now she wields the sich ; yi C f. : — as anions , epithe hegre oe | gavel. But she was even then re- Hition, which as usual this year) -arded as available executive ma- have their factions lining up for’ terial, I remember, being able, and against. Prohibition, she did} forceful and possessing one of the admit, is a subject it desirable qualifications for the of- is difficult | | fices in this organization of volun- After threatening to kill them! “The whole country is aflame; teers, namely independent means. they forced Striker to drive tojwith it,” she exclaimed. Shei She lives in Cleveland, where, Twenty-second and Morgan streets|laughed heartily in gratification) spinster though she is, she main- where they forced him out of the police of the Dayton Street District, who an hour later recovered the truck, the material gone, in front ; of 4223 West Belle place. | This ,js the third, robbery of| cloth from the Mar%®-Haas Cloth- ing Co. in the last nine years. Illinois Farmer Burns to Death. | By the Associated Press. “Freedom of the stomach has' | surpassed freedom of mind and | spirit,’’ Prof. Paul H. Douglas of the University of Chicago said, in speaking to the women delegates | of the | prohibition law. Prof. Douglas said that, although a believer in prohibition, he was convinced that the public attitude ' would make modification |sary. “The Federal Government has failed to step the supply of liquor, just as State and local au- thorities failed before,’ he _ said. “A compromise will be necessary, and that means modification of the eighteenth amendment.” neces- FRANC AT NEW LOW LEVEL Official Closing Quotation Gives 29.61 for Dollar. PARIS. April 15.—The French franc today sank fo a new low leve! for all time. The officiai closing quoted it at 29.61 to the dollar and ' 143.80 to the pound. The franc reached this new _leve] despite a fairly low favorable weekly statement of the Bank of | France, showing that the State has | repaid 600,000,000 francs in debts. attack being made on the'! Financiers are at a loss to explain | the phenomenon, since the budget | has been balanced, voluntary con- tributions for the sinking fund are ' flowing in rapidly and peace in the Riff is in prospect. Communist demonstrations yesterday proved a fiasco, eliminating that as a factor on today’s decline. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, April 15.—In sym- pathy with a decline abroad, the French france today broke to a new low record in the local foreign ex- an overnight drop of about four points. Skull Fractured in 30-Foot Fall. Lester B. Rose, 30 years old. | 3962 North Twentieth street, employe of the American District Telephone Co., suffered fractures of the skull and ribs and interna] m. at Twenty-third and Pine streets | change market, where it was quot- | (ed at 3.37% cents, an | today when | broke while h ewas working on it. '! He fell 30 feet to the pavement. He was taken condition is to city hospital.- serious. His~ PEORIA, IIl., Arril 15.—John H. Miller, 72 years old, was burned. fa- tat the way in which women before | tally when his clothing caught fire | on a farm near Lincoln while help- | ing a friend with the work of burn- ing corn stalks. ne consolation to a traveling man like me is that Edgeworth is always the same when- ever and wherever you buy it.” = ~ A On your radio—tune in on WRVA, Richmond, Va.—the Edgeworth station. Wave length 256 meters. ae A fine Clock will be hailed with delight. Bolland’s Wedding Clocks of many years ago are still in serv- ice. ee BOLLAND’S Leeust at Tenth LL OR ean te tn, ccc fe in liquor. tains a magnificent home and where she is owner in part of a truck continuing on their way tojthe prohibition hearings at Wash- | Twenty-third and Division streets’ ington had acquitted themselves,| great paint concern whose adver- | where Moeser was forced from the/|those on the dry side of the issue.!| tisements have it ‘‘covering the auto. Apparently she was’ immensely, world.”’ Moeser reported the robbery .-to| pleased at Mrs. Henry W. Pea- Miss Sherwin undoubtedly will be re-elected to her present office and to serve two years instead of one, if, as is expected, the by-laws are changed making the convention a bi-ennial instead of an annual affair. i body’s rejoinder to the effect tha ‘what women she represented wanted was the strongest thing in |dry enforcement and the weakest “It has been such a little while,” } The St. Louis. Post-Dispatch chose the ideas ; and plans of this agency for the largest national advertising pro- gram ever sched- uled by them. XY t street, for driving carelessly, whil’ sustaining a fine of Hike amount! for driving while intoxicated. In Kaprivicia’s case he ruled thay there was not sufficient evidence to prove the defendant intoxicated. Arkansas U. Names Speakers. FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. — The University of Arkansas has en- gaged Dr. William O, Thompson, president emeritus of Ohio State University, to deliver the com- mencement address and the Rev. Dr. Calvin B. Waller of Little Rock to give the baccalaureate sermon. More than 200 degrees and certificates will be conferred. Foor a a A.& ‘> oo Woe ~wrY A... ae. and o WEF OGN Fo VERO < a = Ay to | OR a aOR a OO a a rae x The Same House— But What a Difference! When our drapery experts have completed redraping your windows you will be amazed at the transforma- tions. Damasks in modish stripes ful and cheering. Velvets in a profusion of engaging 4 hues. 5) Inquiries as to costs in- vited. : LUCKS-ORWIG-LEROI FURNITURE ~ DECORATIONS =~ DRAPERIES 1117-1119 LOCUST STREET | “—_ TX. LOC AWAD C allover designs—color- wv ~ LIC ARS ma ~ Ix PWS PARAS CAMIEA, Dr. A. Reed day long. selves desperately fatigued. That’s because their feet are sick, and cannot stand the strain. Why permit such misery when you can put your feet in a pair of The Original —and walk with absolute comfort the whole from foot trouble. Be- fore the day is over they find the m- Cushion Shoes ane ver : jaa — A ON IO AL Ee Ns we oe

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TI -— = ” WW} ‘ . ’ : ~ : " * rv 7 reai - jaz aatecs (;00G i Let) ah. a > oO oe ed A ins m4 ry “ti v4 Ching in SL i oes . ft roy > 2 -_- ‘ore f am ot heal of &: ®e -— mee OST pecole grow ‘red ep: ae "a ‘ ame 100s “av er gy % er 3 3 reaktast=. (hus‘the start of many (information eer avs 3 so0:les should c aclinger on . — : 7 we ** ,iieet "> 4 ae ee Ustiry tiis, Note then the differ. — G8 pa - +1 ys 20? ~ £ while “ntereet ““nc2 4at oOmleg: ave et ol autiiv 4 yi yer -—Gferring *3 cata regarcing -329 Sat eed 1e ‘something differeng’ . fave. Odtain -ackage of ritnesses who the (rovernnient cen Vheat at amy grocerr store tangs would Ava corroborated ra? ‘ 'invee’ se TIAN me a on? ts whole ~rheat ovifed >v steam (*? te om tvs pciae , ‘aw on ee, na “x (\@ & tomesites normal sive: then rocniv oven .castec. [aren bia ‘+74 - Pearse I . s obtaining ‘and -ceecmits. “enato: t tastes like nutmests: crenchec .. . | tend ae =fe = “aroren? haerhne ia and delhciousiv | i rN C a i} Fi A atenr?sg eatiy «rimmed in londe i:over atent na cloree hoes in (2) Orsay pump, over- iv frects nda ‘rab tvies met wban nad o1ke eet. izes ,HBin tse iot. cut nor ‘very * —_ : : - - - * sat ae Fe emmgek a. $ : x tweet oe ns pe. . : “ rm eR £4 ~ ay - 1 > Perk oc AN . . 2 rr ye J , ee partments ‘Secluded «are “ernted Sill. “st “Materiais. nose of Flat Crepe. Crepe je Chine, -amton Crepe and Compinations ot new- The stvies czpress «ne very mew ‘ash- 2m «6—otes, casgque. ‘!are, and raid -ackings znd ‘aces. Shown for the First Time Friday — Choice at $6 > rFivPa yx ae rae a e ‘ se m 2 oe PRULAL purchases enables us titer again *o our Dowmstairs Store vatrons Silk Dresses of a Wety gm character at a price we petieve to be verv low. The vaiues are so unusuai that we ennot urge vou too strongiy to attend this value-giving event. Just tem of the manv styies re -..uStratec ana oniv a personai inspection will give ow an :dea of the aualitr of these Dresses. In Regular Sizes 16 ta 46 Extraordinary Values at The: -to0st Daimetts slues. rust. bots de savy bluse. There iress. "ports and tecklines and are shown, Miami rose, gravs. usiness. ‘treet wear -cr misses ind omer. Downstrirs a f ~—_ © € 9 a Ag ef meee : .ll save ke \rererre zreen, Sew cloringgs .ecevesg. suCR as res — 4 4 a * ot . ‘ Sto ; \ i / , \ _ aad ‘ ~ fa 4 \ Beginning F riday—Very Special Seiling af Smart Summer Wash Frocks C OOL anc 98 ?Wactica ~ “ fm 4 ¥ aSi.s ormmtortable. et _— + cee e t2a\s yz Te tviisn ire Dresses -hat ve ‘noroughiyv + ~ -— & . atl ractive secureda hrough ery Vvant- > >. . c / 04 can choose ‘rom (fine ginghams, ,roadctoths. prints, cotton /inenes, cotton a) vr | TT lwa-Trouser Suits and Toncoats Setling Spectai at ‘> tor Se 2 © 398 ™ —% N= 3 —_—™ _ a. a —— ' “—s ONE wo-irouser Suit and one Tepeeat, or *we Topccats or wO ‘we-trouser Suits may be surchasead at Sis aiue-siving orice. [f vou cannot use both zar- wemts, seccre =e ompDination ae rice anyway by bringing riend idl mith vou. @ ouUults are im the conserra- re ama cotleg1rate modeis in ariety t “sodeis = #000 ‘Nate- a ials. The Tope -opuiar boxccat SE BS ER ae ae sis 345 foe —_ > + es ._* he ; , 3 . J 2 > a ee ee rd —- « ee + eT aR ENR 4 Thrift Avenue The Buy-Way of St. Louis Electric Stove, $1.00 . Large-size Toaster Stoves with black frame; equally good for frying, cooking, etc. Silk Foulards and Broadcloth, $1.59 Yd. New styles and colorings, light and dark grounds; suit- able for. womens and chil- dren’s dresses. . Baarent Ten Broek Preserves and Jellies g-oz. jars preserves... .13C 10-oz. jars plum and grape She... ised s «eee 9c fe > tb. jar of preserves or relish ..------++>: wees 29c ¢- gt. jar pineapple, peaches and plums Silk Remnants At Reduced Prices Printed rene chine, | a. ed crepes. flat crepes, aaa tub silks, borders, etc. Sold by the length only. Boys’ Knickers, $1.98 Made of wool mate- L rials in new Spring pat- | ; terns. Sizes 6 to 17. 5 Odd Dinnerware 7c.to We. : A lot of factory ends in decorated Dinnerware, some slightly imperfect. Covered . dishes, vegetable dishes, cups and saucers, plates, etc. Door Mats, 82c Very closely woven cocoa Mats, 14x26 inches, | Fringed Paneis 98c to $2.98 Each Lace Curtain Panels, shad- ow and fiilet weaves; mostly in ecru; limited quantity. Word Player Rolls 49c Each—3 for $1.45 Including: - af Drifting Apart. Always. Let’s Sweetic. Remember. P She’s Just a Sweetheart. Then I'll Be Happy. 7 Papa De Da. Framed Pictures, $1.25 In a complete line of sub- jects, copies of old and mod- ern masters. Tinted antique | Talk About My Sailor’s gold frames. Size 14x18. (Thrift Avenue—Main Floor.) Marble-Top A Decorative Stand Exceptional V $ Just 25 of estals, so ing room treasured aT Me motor car pertormanc : This dec hilt ce. as : gongee and ‘taney suttings, in at least 4 $ O00 Ss OO OO 2 signed in nae | ‘wenty clever styi Cx nm all th aft . ° ° . Ht well as a beauty of line and : wenty clever styies. Come the , ——— aa % i : Wt oan a ULY O e an | beautiful Spring and Summer colorings pes - | tique gold it | wT oc ys c | #7 ) Vs ; i finish and ail around qu 3/- I hecks. stripes and figured designs. : al i . ; : + : pee Se eae ne ae a inches in | ity that LS distinctive amon ) sut tull and roomy «with ail the stvie touches that W > COBEN CHES SEES WHI most-pieasing assortment, in ‘ pedestal i 4 ee -* oe i _ = _*t* a rts tina b atiniet ite ie ala “ap - ; Hy : £ laracterize ‘he more expensive Dresses: The varietv ss ee “est ee Sat abie:1 OF asmest amy toom in the LATE stands Hilde ae pa 7°" 2 al. toc ks ?t rir TanMutacttiirere — ae = s - ‘ait : Cars in any price class. s large emough ‘o make several satisfactory selections raion gM Set wien co panei earl naga mate sinciagainvtaie ma iat Ne ind we sugges ® that vou secure vour immediate an ane # - glee sath ern~ccalapsondimatg ij ie Th Bly ol -uture meeds at this time. Sizes for misses and «vomen ee ne ee ae 4 - | ayae + — . P , rs ; See it : © Int iS now availuble 6 to 44 ineludine extra-iarge sizes 46 to 54 At g 7 00 nciuded in this group are attractive five vi - | Biiak . ~ » ; . . ro . *. .* * i -ce Rutfled “+ aici ets ? 2 r = 4 fe b. i: i ii in three price ra n@ees: i Other Seautiful Frocks of linen and Buttertieid 7 goles juisette with sed borders ‘eee ste os | Ht ; Viod { . ‘Fj ‘ > —-—\ - i fabrics in attractive modeis at $2.49 and $2.98. juisette Curtaims ‘hat are neatly cuifled and have rigohine tee: ; acumen | : | ae ey ¥ e ighty $1595 tO | Vownstzirs : Store: WES” ORY, lat Curtains with emstitched borders. trimmed with 4 : ae : ~— , : | tuny lace om sides and have nedailien cir onan tee . vane $2359 Vi d seg s } Crim Wita oiored urt! oe at “surtlec Curtains os , emtmstitecned —' > lied : : | Flint. Mich; yo Oe See DOUTEETS ne OE) ee bene Lee, Curtaine: im fiet amd-shadowm MERA] t, Michigan. | overiockes borders 4 ‘ (Ammar Ne ew PRL Ata OED AAR ee GE RES Nee ALR tt tay A, A At | . Pe = ew ee : et _-~ ‘ io ~ ii © [Or asmriost anv OoOm in ‘fe . — te ae te .a4ins yer.oczeeq me flee weave Lace —“; 7c * REsasd « AE A A Ae St NM Bie! RAN RARE ey tee All ee s j : ; $3 DO -asermient Daneis of Sne .mported yarns: Af ' Avi many e pad ne "TO TU r Sa Tar agree « +> : . > : a i * L * *) . -) pi ’ U vied I aa Jf ecru: yagi jx TH Saint Louis Flint Company | no! ~ : 7 3205-07 LOCUST BOULEVARD aye Oorcers and may be BN ts aa acacia . ' ind berge «ints: fnil width and 2:4 ys ‘s HOFFMAN MOTOR 719. | ee # — 1005 \W. Florissant \v | Friday Specials in a BURGDORF WOTOR «oo 2 | : 7790: S, lntfereen: Av 3x5-*t. Axminster Rugs 27x54 Grass Rugs | ‘ At $3.6 At 49- Each | | . Bee: wee purentii : tana- mported lapanese 3rass A >t of genau = 3 - for porsmnengptatetclligine cate Rugs in chotee patterns and Lineleum Lengths , , L - : aes atter? ery speciai- -OLOTE ° il are im s8ze 27x54 ‘or bathroom, <ate! | 0 = ’ riced. mentee sv agitite.s | : ¢ == ——— : “ sil : f aneoe !

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Met. “DISPATCH — Se en a «e — = a le Britain Il. a o15.——Le onid yiet Ambassa- who has been Se tana a KIN TOR the fh %, Zemo. Clean ban cperation On at the Re!}l- Was described or dangerous Was reported, am for official ext last February Bt for the same e Riviera for Don t Worry about B skin troubles, Yo, a - ~~ and healthy. Zen, : 4 . “ - m9 1s trating, antiseptic liquia lean, ae and mar be 9 rt nigot. Ask woyr v eri . a + Uru size 60c¢ or large bottie $10e in, ——_ — — q Dress Patterns At 48c Each ADE of heay y fase. ed cotton linene Fy , blue, tan, gra a oe Y, green chid with printed bran each pattern: slight eptio ues at the low ror — (Downstairs Stere,) Remnants of Cotton Goods _ Solid Blue Cheviot Shirt. ings for work shirts, 15¢ rompers, etc., yard... checked Plain and smal! and one white Nainsooks, yard 15¢ pcoats or wide, yard..... eae may be , : Dxivine Dress Ginghams, in solid i war. coiors and small checks, 33 inches wide, nbination yard | a triend ——3 o’Clock Special—~ conserva- 58-Inch Damask | els in a At 45c Yard ee mate- Offering 1200 yards of — the bleached mercerized table ox new Damask in the 58-inch width. te Stcre.) ne RE ee ‘Downstairs Ster®.) reat Curtain Sale 0 na > 3-00 essortment, in- any room inthe d jobbers are in- Tices that afford Rin this sale. fe attractive five- of crossbar mar- ers. Dotted mar- e¢-backs to match: PrS. trimmed with lso filet weave silk fringe. cow lace and filet inch widths. Five- ims of hemstitched mhiet and shadow orders. imported yarns: D-TOne ecru: suit- the home. Also of imported Cur- the popular ivory } Rugs Linoleum Lengths Each At 9&c Sq. Yd. 7 ese Grass A lot of genuine inlaid | itterns and s:z¢@ 27xX%4 Linoleum Lengths 5s! : for bathroom. kitchenette, ete aire Store) — ‘* ons ° Pe oe Some: Liquid, Just What Yous : Can | : | i e Thrift Avenue ~ } © de a * JJia rusi UISPATCH oie T _— ee ae LL ee see GRAND-LEADER to ne ee ee ae eee — ) sf os Gi. Luis Aes RES att ecnmedtensea ce nee @ ea The Buy-Way of St. Louis / Electric Stove, $1.00 . Large-size Toaster Stoves with black frame; equally good for frying, cooking, etc. Silk Foulards and Broadcloth, $1.59 Yd. New styles and colorings, light and dark grounds; suit- able for. women’s and chil- dren's dresses. >. Baarent Ten Broek Preserves and Jellies g-oz. jars preserves.. .13c 10-0z. jars plum and grape Oe En sa > ¢ bs 19C relish .....------- sooo 29C ¢- gt. jar pineapple, peaches and plums Silk Remnants At Reduced Prices Printed crepe de chine, 3 colored crepes. flat crepes, radiums, tub silks, borders, etc. Sold by the length only. Boys’ Knickers, $1.98 Made of wool mate- rials in new Spring pat- terns. Sizes 6 to 17. Odd Dinnerware ic to 29c A lot of factory ends in decorated Dinnerware, some slightly imperfect. Covered dishes, vegetable dishes, cups and saucers, plates, etc. Door Mats. 82c Very closely woven cocoa Mats, 14x26 inches, Fringed Panels 98c to $2.98 Each Lace Curtain Panels, shad- ow and fiilet weaves; mostly in ecru; limited quantity. Word Player Rolls 49c¢ Each—3 for $1.45 Including : - Drifting Apart. Always. | : ¢ f Th : F k — Talk About My Tai oring O csc roc S weetic. . Remember. ; An important feature in the charm of these Frocks is the ee a Sailor's styling, for adopted are many of the latest style details—the Then I'll Be Happy. jabot, the Tuxedo line, the draped skirt, the flared skirt, the Papa De Da. long sleeve, the high neckline. Piping in solid crepe de chine Framed Pictures. $1.23 _ In a complete line of sub- jects, copies of old and mod- ern masters. Tinted antique cellent quality. Sizes 26 to 42. Yomen's Drese gold frames. Latest Trends Are Adopted in the or Georgette emphasizes tailoring—the crepe de chine of ex- Size 14x18. : 4 CNYO (Thrift Avenue—Main Floor.) a ace ma Sale of Aluminum Ware Unusual Opportunity to Purchase New Cooking Utensils at Savings Marble-Top Pedestal A Decorative Stand Which Offers % Exceptional Value at 1025 inches in diameter and the pedestal when _ complete stands 25 incMes high. (Fifth Floor.) New Freshman Masterpiece 5-Tube Floor Model Radio Set With Burlt-In Loud Speaker 56Q50 °G9OX . Enjoy the wonderfyl programs on the air with this attractively finished floor model console Radio Receiving Set. This set combines beauty with practicability at a noteworthy price. Rich- ly finished 5-ply mahogany cabinet with built- in speaker of superb tone and ample volume. This Set May Be Purchased on Convenient Terms of Payment. (Radio Section—Fourth Floor } tJ] Just 25 of these beautiful Ped- 4-Quart Teakettles steerer OT estals, so convenient in the liv- 2-Quart Covered Baking Dishes. ..$1 ing room for holding a lamp, 14-QGuart Rice Boilers ........... $1 treasured vase or marble bust. ¢-Quart Covered Kettles .......... $1 This decorative stand is de- 4-Quart Coyered Saucepans....... $1 signed in metal, finished in an- ie Ge orwrg.. Kettles....... $1 tique gold with black marble top. -Quart Dis Pe ee sis | 6-Cup Coffee Percolators ......... $1 The marble slab is 9 See Fey POM ne cc ccoces. $1 Large Round Roasters ...........$1 Large Round Angel Cake Pans... .$1 Saucepan Sets—1, 114 and 2 Quarts, $1 TTT OAD < / Frocks of Dotted Silk Are a Fashion of Smart Beauty —Introduced at a Special Price for business or travel. All Kinds of Dots— Coin Dot Polka Dots Cluster Dots Confetti Dots Backgrounds . Black Navy Toast Section—Third Floor.) OTS of every size sca. ~ed on dark T) backgrounds bring ref. —. elty to the vogue of prints and by patterns design Frocks especially suitable Assuming clever lines they depict in variety—the coat Frock, the tailleur, and the flared Frock in styles suitable to the large or small figure. Be Scaiglh Mtn: ok Bright-Colored Linen Presents Exceptional Values at At 49 Yard Nothing quite takes the place of Linen in the Sum- mer wardrobe—it fashions the gayest of frocks, and it costs so little that one may have a supply of ing nov- dresses with always a fresh one to put on. This is a very soft-finished quality, 36 inches wide and is offered in a color range which includes: Copen Blue Green Tan Red Rose Helio Yellow Peach Alice Blue Tangerine Brown Lavender ‘Second Floor.) Radium Princess Slips: Tailored and Lace-Trimmed Styles ata Very Low Price <= Seldom is it possible to choose Princess Slips in silk radium, attractively styled and neatly finished, at this price. The Slips in navy, tan, green, rose, gray and black have hem- med bottoms and hemstitched tops. The Slips in flesh color and white are trimmed at top and bottom with lace and net, and have hip hems of self j; material. They are to be had i in a complete range of sizes from 34 to 44. secon] Fj oor jy OOo each (Fifth Floor.) Hartmann Wardrobe A Remarkable Value at This Attractive Price $302 Made of the. best three-ply basswood with Spalding vulcanized fiber covering and binding, solid post corners and specially designed hardware Fitted with shoe box, hat box, laundry bag, dust curtain, open-out trolley with veneered hangers, open cushion top and waterproof lining. Tourist Cases. $6.00 A remarkably convenient and com- pact Case made of black enamel with solid leather corners and straps al! around; equipped with shirred pocket, tray and lined with cretonne. 28 in.long. A Special Selling of Boys Two-Pants Suits With One Long Pant and One Knicker 112 This group of new Spring Suits includes the season’s de- sirable shades—all made of wool fabrics of an excellent quality. They are styled on the latest En- glish models and have vests. Each Suit includes two pairs of trousers—a pair of long pants and a pair of knickers. Choice is offered in tans, browns, and fancy mixtures _in sizes 10 to 18 years. At this special price they are exceptional values. (Boys’ Own Store—Fourth Floor.) Hatbox. $7.50 A smart round Hatbox that is un- usual with its Patent carry-all in top for raincoat, dresses or lingerie. Com- plete with hat form and two shirred pockets in the Pullman size—18xg in. v (Pourth Floor: ‘Pusi-UISPATC nme a oe RO ET TT TT TT A NT EN AE INR ne Oe A ee CER tte. cs RE ne ee 6 ocean nm 6Uwwhere it | service of all hospitals ahd reputa- HN | ble physicians in the city. oa | i. | meee re ee . Pred (3 ‘ .% i 5ie ABOUT ST. PAUL LECTRFATIN Says His Enthusiasm for Project May Have Been Factor, but Rockefeller Originatéd Plan. RAIL DIRECTORS IN POWER COMPANIES | Copper Magnate Says Con- | tracts Have Proved Prof- | itable for Electric Con- cerns, Not Railroad. « By Leased Wire From the New York Bureau of the Post-Dispatch. NEW YORK, April 15.—The fi- nancial wreck of the Chieago, Mil- waukee and &. Paul Railroad could _not have been avoided, John D. Ryan testified before Interstate f‘ommerce Commissioner Cox. He defended electrification of the /mountain sections of the Puget | Sound e.pensions. As a Miinor part of his vast in- terests, Ryan is a director of the .St. Paul. : | After copper, silver and zinc, hin enthusiasm and efforts have gone into the development of electrical! |power. Soon after he became a director of the St. Paul the rall- road electrified its Puget Sound extension, a project which, !t is al- | leged, was’ financially disastrous. The St. Paul tn a sense is a com- munity project. Representatives of the State of Wisconsin by law eit upon its board. Yesterday Attor- ney-General Grady of that 6tate tried to find out how it was that the St. Paul had bought Its electric power from Ryan’s Montane Power Co. to the apparently great profit of the latter. He asked if it were not a strange coincidence that the St. Paul took up electrification of the Puget Sound extension soon after Ryan became a director.. Rockefeller Originated Pian. “Well. I was very enthustfastic about electrification of rafilroads, and that may have had something to do with it,” Ryan sald. He maintained, however, that the project originated with William Rockefeller and J. J. Farling, for- mer president of the St. Paul. Then Grady went into the ar- | rangement by which the electrifi- cation was brought about. He showed that the Thompson Falis Power Co. was purchased from the St. Paul in 1903 for $960,000 by the Montana Power Co., controlled by Ryan. It was placed on the Mon- tana Power Co.’s books as an as- set of $5,000,000, and last year earned 6% per cent on that capital- ization. Ryan admitted this, but said the Thompson Falls Power Co.’s profits were derived from other business than that with the St. Paul. Then Grady asked about the Great Falls Terminal, which the St. Paul built at a cost of $1,000.- 000. “T don’t know how much ft cost.” Ryan said, “but Great Falls de- ‘serves a good station.” | “You are the owner of the town- isite there, aren’t you?” was the ‘next question. Ryan eald he was. The contracts between the &t. ‘Paul and the power companies iwere discussed, Ryan thought they were mutually advantageous. | Profitable to Power Compantes. ' “Brut, aw a matter of fact,” said (;rady, “the power companies are finding the contracts profitable and ‘the railroad isn’t.” | “Yes, that’s true,” ply (jrady questioned the propriety of directors of the 8t. Paul being largely interested in the power companies from which the St. Paul ix obliged to buy its electricity. He even Girectors had such ta-. Fevan said that if this were case, some of the directe-s should resign Hie explained that it was diffieult to attract men of the requisite ability to the rafiroad board of directors, since the £20 cold piece which they recetwe at each meeting is not much of an ‘inducement. ‘79 OFFER 10 GIVE BLOOD Community Counc ‘Hopes Téet Wilt i Reach 100. was the r- { real @ € ‘ The Transfusion Committee of the Community Counctl, which mm making a permanent contralized list of donors for blood tranefu- «ions, announced yesterday that 79 || persons had responded to the call. Of that number, 31 have already heen tested in six local hospitals. When the let, which the commit- tee hopes to increase to 100 nares, is completed, it will be certified to Nurses’ Registry be placed et the Centra! will the Practically one-half of the Blood Aonors have offered thetr serviced free of charge, and still others wif give blood free when necessary. } Kerlin Sey~ Jazz Age Is Paasing. at Hy . 4 ; aatxigted Preag. NEW YORK, April 15.—The pen- ‘ulum of pepular favor ts swing- ng away from jazz to ballad« of the days of cringtine in the epinion of Irving Berlin. Writing to Bam H. Harris, theatrical producer, from | | London, Berlin states his belief that the jazz age is passing and that “the people want something with a bit of feelings esd sentimeg™ —

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Was 0 a a ore ON cana ect . +i ane a GOMES PBN LR FE IN) nom nage A crate amhcmeys “the "5 — qcqubtessinenam hteeteres hs mpeiaae net . ee wabet emarcan sere nod ie Ce ‘ : . “ . —_— Sunimambees ~ ae 7 > yee ae oo rs os oa = NEA a | Sports Wear! The $55 Coats come in both plain and fur-trimmed models. The _ fur-trimmed Coats contrasting their mannish material and trig tailored lines with rich fur collars of fox or squirrel. The $35 Coats are in a Swagger, strictly tailored double-breasted model. All lined with excellent quality crepe de chine and perfectly tailored. Both blocked patterns and mixtures in the as- sortment. And all sizes—14 to 44. Tan. gray, blue, brown and black and white. The Piano Salon Otter Number otf Schaff Baby Pianos At a Most Remarka $565 $50.00 Down Pa and $15.00 a | EVER before in our ] offered a better value This special offering has be only through the excellent the part of the manufactures ble for many additional he happiness and pleasure thi ownership of a fine Grand, The rich brilliant tor action and -lasting co this Piano measures Uf dervoort requirements | $800 grade. We have; quantity which are | marked saving at 9902 use your present pt payment? Piano Salor TOME a. Seca See . 4 “ Ces ay 6, pt Met Ry ean ae ci CMa eR: Gir tnc 5 te Se ik Sy a 2R Ss NE 5 Sons

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OISPATCS = emt are een ~— ci, . From Ninth to Ten] — | ian neniainsitatel in the Anniversary wud. —_ a@iy ow Te?sses— Brire:i*y Pa waese Work Dresses display ieft-tinger leec_ewomen. The Tost attractiv tie type Dresses adapt- Ang they launcer iS Tange trom J4 tg 44; ot the red 5 ad - mint. @SiCMs. 6 Oi Ss Copertu~ - SiT77777er her “ee de wad S20c02—Second Fleer ry Tale. iwn Dresses | THURSDAY EVENING, APRIL 15, 1926. CUS UM Store Hours: Daily, 9:00 to 5:30—Saturday 9:00 to 6:00 ~ /. 4 I PE EE es ST eee oe ee ad Olive and Loc ust, , From ‘Ninth to Tenth 4 A . $9.50 Console Table Mahogany finished, with shaped top measuring 14x30 inches. Height 30 inches. An exceptionally pleas- design and well made was Decorated in Green ~ = = ne = eo . ene a ' ‘ ~~ ’ = fo oan = ate. SHOTS — Ti t ~ s eee tana | "| | ee F sy ] iar- $14.75 Occasional Table This walnut-finished Table is of am- ple size for the living room, and attrac- tively designed in the Italian style, with 30x30 octagon top. inches $10.75 $6.50 Decorated End Table This colorful little End Table comes in green, olive, red or black, with har- monizing decorations on top. $4 95 Top 12x24 inches ° he same Table in walnut finish $2.95 — | | ne — ne | ered in fine aoe. & and mohair and tap- | estry combination _ Among the Outstanding Values in the 76th Anniversary Enormous Special Purchases Have Provided Great Savings to Home-Makers in Fine Furniture This 2-Piece Solid M EE Suite. Regularly $325 Simple and sturdy, this Suite will appeal because of its remarkable good con- | struction and materials. It has a solid mahogany frame, hand carved, and is cov- for $189.50 ered with mohair of fine quality. Reversible spring cushions covered on one side with damask to match. A special reduction for the Anniversary! — A ihece Bedroom Suite of Walnut. Regularly $267 for $198 The four pieces illustrated are veneered in fine figured burl walnut with deco- rated panels in charming colors. priate for the best furnished home. i beeiaogany 1 Coxwell Chair This luxurious Lounge Chair is of very fine construc- tion, all hair and down filling. Cov- "p09 | Furniture eS Floor. ce y wanes : Furniture Shop—F'fth Floor. 7 EWM Ey, 9 4 ONY Pe AO A A OA A LEN ERT NY i 2 nt ete at ne - poadin a cwtnomsben When You Buy New Furniture Let us help you plan your expenditures through the Budget Bureau, according to a well-balanced plan. Everything you need can be purchased here for a reasonable cash amount and conveniently ar- ranged deferred payments. en. ane The Piano Salon Offers a Limited Number ot | Schaff Baby Grand _ Pianos At a Most Remarkable Price $565 $50.00 Down Payment and $15.00 a Month EVER before in our history have we offered a better value in a Grand Piano. This special offering has been made possible only through the excellent co-operation on the part of the manufacturer. At this extremely low price it is now possi- ble for many additional homes to know the happiness and pleasure that goes with the ownership of a fine Grand Piano. The rich brilliant tone, responsive action and lasting construction of this Piano measures up to the Van- dervoort requirements for Grands of $800 grade. We have only a limited quantity which are offered at a marked saving at $565—and why not use your present piano as partial payment? Piano Salon—Sixth Floor. j | Universal Bathroom Fixtures At Special Prices for the Anniversary Sale THESE high-grade Fixtures are heavy brass, all fin- ished in white enamel. Any article in this list would sell ordinarily for much more, and goods of this grade are seldom below the regular prices. Tumbler and Tooth Brush | Toilet Paper Holdér, 53c Holder, $1.23 | Toilet Paper Holder, 83c Shelf Soap Dish, 83c | -— Wall Soap Dish, 91.23;)} NX 7 Tub Soap Dish, $1.35 | | | | i oe ' ' i Glass Shelf, $1.19 Regularly $1.50 18 or 24 inch Shelf of thick glass. Smooth edges. Plated bracket. Tumbler Holder, 68c a Se ‘ | yy, iy} / [| it yl a 1} ee TE -e i3 Bath Stools, $2.69 Regularly $3.00 White enameled finish. 18 inches high. Li | Bath Spray, $1.19 v Regularly $1.50 Large nozzle. 5 feet of | 24-Inch Towel Bar, $1.18 rubber tubing. | 18-Irich Towel Bar, 68c Housewares Shop—-Downe'tairs. This attractive Suite is of a quality appro- — | ee ss

and Of all the interesting Damask Drapery Sets Special 182 Made of very fine quality of mercerized satin damask with rayon designa, in moat beautiful color combinations on atriped back. grounds, Lined with sateen. Valance trim- med with rich multi-colored fringe, Hang- ings and tie-backs trimmed with one-inch bullion fringe to match, Valance ia 50 inches wide, Curtains are os in, by at4 yarda, Extra Valance, per foot $1.00 Damask Portieres, to match theae Drapery Sets, neatly made and-trimmed with colored bullion fringe. 25 in. by at, yda,, pair $10.75 50 in. by at, yds, pair $18.75 Sale of Velour Portieres In All the Wanted Colors Special $11.95 Pair Regular $17.60 Portierea of heavy quality double-faced velour, finished with French edge. Sixteen beautiful solid colors, or com “a binations, 26 in. by ot, yards, Regularly $17.40. Same Portlere, 529 in, by o!4 yarda., reg, $48, for See.40 Velour to match, 54 in, wide, apecial, yard $1.98 Ruffled Curtains in 3 Special Groups $1.50, $1.98, $2.55 Pair Over 2000 paira of Curtaina and beautiful Drapery Seta in these three groups, There are ruffied and flounced Curtaina and ruffled Drapery Seta in a great variety of atylea and fabrice—-grenadine, voile, marquisette and casement cloth tn plain and colored figures, Casement Curtains in 3 Special Groups $1.95, $2.45, $3.50 Each 1200 of these at remarkably low prices, Suitable for practically all rooms, All the new and moat attractive atylea, including plain and figured rayon two-tone shadow laces and casement laces, 46 to 46 inches wide, a4 and a% yarda long, The moat remarkable eale of Cretonne, apectally priced at B66, S06 and OSce the yard, raurth Wleaer Size 38x72 Curtain and Drapery Mhep LGD ek RRR St a i ee so oe ee ae Ty WR ' peta \ r » : . ae Yer The $3.25 Grade for $2.20 Sq. Yd. Very beat quality of inlaid Linoleum and is un- surpassed for use in spaces that get hard wear. Moat economical in the long run, Gold Seal Congoleum Rugs Ata Very Special Price All Perfect--Many Patterns for Selection 20% Discount Herrick Refrigerators In This Sale Only at This Price J 95 100-1b, lee. Ca 4) : ° 1} a bares re) pacity; helght $4304) i : 50%, in.; width JM) | ins | I6 in, | i i , | Complete | y ¥. plug. One-year = ! Regularly $50 | The moet popular household model of the well-known Here @ rick line, Outside of solid oak. Inside white enamel on spruce wood, which is entisvely odorless. Four brij | wire shelves in provision chamber, and one under i e compartment, lee chamber protected by galvanized, ¥ guards. All inside parts rernovable for cleaning. — | Save $15 During the Anniversary Sale! Manserveorte Mousewares Shop—D

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og . \ THURSDAY EVENING, APRIL 15, 1926. | ST LOUIS POST-DIGPATCH -~ ee — —~ ee LAE A ALA LLL AL ALN ee ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH : f riuggr Under Store Hours: Daily, 9:00 to 5:30—S ayn YS eee in! ge = an : . , Perea . ~ * te 6 Pattee ft: Poppe? oP 1. . a eld . : SPs ae PEN Soha tet eee NAN gp me SL ROT od ROS OF eS == _ $2.50 $3.50 | Plain Linen CCB: we dR CGA Zoey £ ee PAshion=: of fine quality na€ 3600 P ] : ford and end-to-end cloth. The va = “@ cludes colorful stripes, soft solid’ Sizes 7 to 13. sell for almost twice as much. The styles are diversified | Regularly 35c Each including chokers, lariats, Plain white linen Ker- | chiefs, with neat 1-16 and Handkerchiets — The noted Omar Pearls in | | 3 ees: | |) 6 for $1.35 : ) NG $f 95 ocks | ; 4 | 7 | e | fancy double and triple strands, debutante, Barogue graduated and numerous other attractive modes and lengths. | Linen Handkerchiefs | 4°: ss : R / / $I 65 | | | Each necklace is in an aftis- : Regularly 50c Each 4, wa - 2) egu adr y a | | oe : An Anniversary Spec tic jewel case of blue lavant . leatherette or velveteen lined 25c in white. iain athety eimati teil Your opportunity to buy these full-fashioned, Vandervoort's Jewelry Shop—First Floor | : “pige te " ‘ a a . ay mee. One-cighth inch” bem. 3 sheer and service-weight Silk Stockings with Regularly 50c The 76th Anniversary Induces Us to | Full size. lisle garter tops, soles and heels for $1.25. Im- . ° ndkerchie? Sh — . ° : Offer This Wonderful Value in “First Floor. ‘ | mediately after the Anniversary Sale the price Seldom do you have the priv. , will return to $1.65. | | ilege of buying such practical and | . ! = A > i 4 id Glo V eS a i economical children’s. Socks for } 3 . pm regs Big , a The Hosiery is all perfect, first quality and 290. Regularly $3 and $3.50 shown in the following beautiful Spring shades: Derby ribbed and pineapple weave, highly mercerized: Three- $ Q5 | ay sa Naa tr | ; : quarter length. All perfect. . Some | 5 ie met | | have fancy colored cuffs and some 1-18 inch shirred hens. Bove’ Furnishing Shop—Secon Nude Toast Gunmetal Neutral self roll cuffs. Rose Blonde Sahara ID Gloves—priced at a figure that is . , French Nude Giraie pa K by far the lowest we have quoted — Leather Moonlight Blush The colors are pongee, camel, | ; Atmosphere Mauve Taupe ' cordovan, gray, beaver, black and this season on such Gloves—presented | ; ? . Almond Bluette . to you as one of the many amazing |, Brief Cases °, Flesh white. values in the Anniversary Sale. | The styles are both fancy flare and Regularly $6.50 to $8 | ~ Aisle Tables—First Floor. eon — turn-down cuffs and the ‘sizes range ' poh from 5), to 713. In white, black, beaver . +495 r and brown. | —= ? 16-Rib All-Silk | $1 95 - l | Nightgowns, Step-In Chemises, Step-In Drawers Mer » Women will adore the lovely colors and pretty styling of these Underthings _~? y | [ J | | Umbrellas | Folding Porch ) Voile, organdie and batiste Dress- 6 son | at so low a price. Included will be found nightgowns, step-in chemises and step | | Chairs ts 3 in drawers in lacy effects or simply trimmed. q es daintily hand-finished and hand- $ 95 | | gmocked. Springtime colors gay as —— : Regularly $4.50, _ an early garden. Sizes 1 to 3 years. y | Nightgowns and Princess Slips a : ie 1 : Fine white nainsook Princess Slips daintily $3.25 ie Baby Boy Suits at $1.35 | trimmed with lace, and handmade Nightgowns ) Middy and one-piece Suits made of Peter Pan ginghams | . . ° . . and soisette. Smart colorings. Sizes 2 and 4 ae with hand-embroidered designs in pastel shades. Regularly $8.95 to $13.50 Friday and Saturday | 4 welcome sddition to your lawn : , ee | or porch furnishin uring the | f : : ‘fey Only! | Summer is one or “two of ‘these i Sweaters, $1.95 | Creepers, $1.00 Fine Nainsook | New Voile Lb All the most desir- | fe Cunning Sweaters forlit- | Gingham, percale vient Underthings Underthings iy. able colors with har- The gg are of maple wood | iii + te 4 veers soisette Creepers ‘74 in natural finish. The: seat and |. e to . hand-stitchings. Exception- : ee re monizing borders. Am | s P Nightgowns, Step-in Chemises and In this group the rich colorings Miaae back are of extra heavy duck in | S§pringtime colors. | al values. oF Tae | pring : princess slips, made of fine nainsook and —_ especial appeal. to women. Fine Gages ber pyraline handles. | white or brown. : | Slightly imperfect in | 3 Princess Slips, sizes 2 to 6 years 59c _ prettily trimmed with laces. ] 50 voile nightgowns, and step-in i weave only. Priced unusually low for Anni- Diener Drawers for baby 29 | The large selection offers a - Chemises in many styles, versary selling. p A | * 4 ¢ p, a | cellent value. Elastic at waistline and knee. Maize, powder hese Noted Preparations at Reducéd Prices blue, beige and turquoise blue. Only During the Anniversary Sale! | Knit Underwear Shop—Third Ficor A a oo v ~ ad Re, et “et fm tovebailiaton tard » hen * Aan ee . tpg eh 0 HEY ee Rime y mkt bg Se ne CA : , pina ’ Sy pore “etinie sraieaeninonns se renal rita ie adi avian anreeimsdiaienter nines ‘iadie : ioe tka Sper hecho apr seer ea sea Seles GOTT GY SEE, ORIEL pee oe o Three unusual values in the Corset Shop , especially for the young girl and slender woman, Pe, a ney RS hi ” me * it = . co + ae ~e. oh. 7: AD MRO nals Bh Lt AST i So bit PPL! EGET? UT es He pate - R ON DAE BES vs 2 + one > Pee ence. 2 er tin oe Qastinndeneeedyindibsioaen A ane ont ee ey — Phone ot Mail Orders Promptly Filled —— A OE A ENE Hil —_ _ Face Powder. Regu- Cream, large tube; and Almond Lotion: 7 Sees) 0 Mereside} &. V. 3B. Benscin | White Cotton Blankets sy , 4/2! Ee yj 95 larly $1.00 75¢ regularly 85c _ regularly soc 35c For Use as Sheets SAR we : Corsettes, $ . ™ box a bottle, at 40c: 3 for Regularly $3.50 S. V. B. Pure oe) 2 oe Teeth S. V. B. Vanishing — "122 eee a Wi ae Fashioned of fancy pink broche without | Blossom Toilet Wa- Brush; amber color-. Cream; regu- 35c es a Elastic shoulder straps. Side-front closimg % 7 Castile Soap ter. Regularly 75 ed handles: 25 larly soc jar Regularly $1.75 Box $1, at C regularly soc ms Regularly $2 Regularly $2.25 ; ‘ | 60x90 In. 70x99 In. Uplift Brassieres at 1 Box Pe. S. V. B. Hygienic E ) : Xtra-size white cotton Blankets used in ma house- “or gee wage A tal ie. SOc BBE onde ve wine -tee Ple . holds as sheets and for Summer Blankets. “Meatiy finished Regularly $1.50 ole Sen of t4-abhen. ularly 65¢ Oc ularly ue | 7 () ly vec, fur 50c | *® with whipped = Two — | ace eee in a ae a lace or fancy pink broche. lanket Shonp—Second Floor ck-closing models. 'bbon shoulder straps. Siete siladiblinesihiinailini tiie Totiet Goods Shop—Firat Floor —— = Corset Shop-—-Third Floor ee a

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DISPATCH Shenae CUOPUST Aron, uastielieeemeeeeeee eee eee —— -_— THURSDAY FVENUNG, APRIL 15, 1926. — <n a _ ee Sh! UWS PUST OISi ATC. _= a a KD” tangy 4s sry Setle- Store Hours: Daily, 9:00 to 5:30—Saturday, 9:00 to 6:00 Olive and Locust, From Ninth to Tenth ee I ee ee and Locust, From Ninth to Tenth aaa An Anniversary Offering of | Boys MOO Pairs _ Blouses . am Mn! With the ——_ -— = e _— : Hl ort Sports Sleeves hildren’s AN . 85c ) Regular $1.50 and ie. a $1.75 Quality ASHIONED of fine quality madras, soisette, Ox- ford and end-to-end cloth. The varied assortment in- cludes colorful stripes, soft solid colors and white. Sizes 7 to 13. : Boys’ Furnishing Shop—Second Foor. ~ Socks 3600 Pairs | 29c Regularly 50c An Anniversary Special of Boys Sleepers Seldom do you have the priv- ilege of buying such practical and economical children’s Socks for ! 29¢. : ( Derby ribbed and _ pineapple weave, highly mercerized. Three- Regular $1 Quality quarter length. All perfect. Some have fancy colored cuffs and some . << tail nt ! eepers or Oys, self roll cuffs. ideal for Summer wear. They are fashioned with short sleeves, knee-length pants and drop seat. Each buttonhole is finished with mercerized frogs. The col- ors are pink, lavender, blue and tan. Sizes 2 to 12 years. The colors are pongee, camel, | cordovan, gray, beaver, black and | white. \isle Tables—First Floor. Boys’ Furnishing Shops-— Second Floor. nderthing’s | Priced $1.00 ises, Step-In Drawers ATS, t pretty styling of these Underthings oF ns, step-in chemises and step- \=/ Anniversary Special of Men’s Full-Size Union Suits ‘3 for 7 | Regular 3 for $5 Quality ITH Summer on its way, nothing is quite nicer than a comfort- able supply of these light- weight Union Suits. These were specially made for our Anniversary and are so named, FULL SIZE, be- cause of their liberal cut They may be had in the following materials: Hundred Square Naincheck Satin Pongee Mercerized Mesh Satin Stripe Each fabric is made with regulation or V-neck, with split seat or side leg opening. Men's Furnishing Shop—First Floor. cess Slips | ce Nigiigowne | $1.00 n pastel shades. New Voile Underthings . ° In this group the rich colorings make an especial appeal to women. Fine quality voile nightgowns, and step-in Chemises in many styles, | 08 trimmed with laces ...... 2... , ae nderthings d $3.98 | red specially for the Anniversary at special mises, step-in drawers of crepe de chine and Laces and hand stitchings are used for trim- hird Floo: A Special Offering of Men’s Golf and Dress Shoes Golf Oxfords $3.95 $6.50 to $10 Values An assortment of men's tan and combination saddle strap. sport and golf Oxfords. These may be had in a choice of plain and tip toes, with crepe and rubber soles. The one shown on the left is two- a toned leather, with plain toe and & rubber sole. Dress Oxfords $4.95 - $8.50 to $10 Values The dress Oxfords may be had in black or tan calf with leather and rubber heels. They include square and narrow toe styles. I1- lustrated is a black calf Oxford of this group—an excellent quality shoe for this pricing. Men's Shoe Shop—Second Fecr. lals Planned for the Young Girl unusual values in the Corset Shop planned y tor the young girl and slender woman. f Lorsettes, $1.95 Regularly $3 roche Corsette with elastic inserts in the lightly boned back. Side-front closing style. -orsettes, $2.95 Regularly $3.50 ed of fancy pink broche without boning. joulder straps. Side-front closing model. Sat $1.00 ce or fancy pink broche. 'r@ Floor a —_ As a Feature of the 76th Anniversary Sale Broken Lines From Higher-Priced Former $75.00 Suits Former $70.00 Suits Former $65.00 Suits Mens Smart Suits. Offer a Remarkable Value-Giving Group at One Sale Price 373 Practically every popular smart fabric and style can be selected from this group. The selection includes clothing from Rogers-Peet Co., Scheyer & Co., and Storey-Douglas (London), and other makes of smart clothing. Men and young men will do well to take full ad- vantage of this remarkable opportunity and to come as early as possible if they expect to profit by the largest possible selection. Not all sizes in any one group. But a complete size range of broken lines. ~ Former $60.00 Suits Former $55.00 Suits Former $50.00 Suits For All Summer Needs Fine White Shirts Anniversary $1 8 Special Regular $2.50 Quality Be ready for Summer with a drawer full of your favorite white broadcloth and Oxford Shirts. This Anniversary Special affords you the opportunity of choosing this $2.50 quality Shirt at a decided saving. These English Broadcloth Shirts Are made from fine imported English broadcloth, woven of 144x76 full-thread count Egyptian yarn, combed both ways, giving it a smooth, lustrous finish, which is retained after laundering. Shirts ‘that fea- ture the small details of finish found only in high-priced shirts. Sizes 13% to 177%. Alpha Oxford Cloth Shirts For those that like to have a sup- ply of white Shirts a little heavier than broadcloth these of White Alpha Oxford Cloth are most satis- factory.. They will wear well and launder nicely. Sizes 13% to 17. Neckband and Collar-Attached Styles Men's Furnishing Shop-—First Floor. eee meee es een eee 11BOK IN CORNER STONE. f e==s == — | maining persons who saw the cor- | LAD IN 1869 OPENED Contents of Receptacle at Old. Second Presbyterian Church Inspected. a “Perfect Goodness in Herz-Made Candies” FRIDAY SPECIALS Though it is only 57 years ago. | that a stone box was placed in the cornerstone of the old Second Pres- | | byterian Church at Seventeenth and Locust streets, at the dedica- | tion, its contents had been com- | | pletely forgotten by the five re-| i orn coc Milk Nut and Fruit Chocolates (: Nuts and Fruits in cream, heavily 4 5 covered with smooth Milk chocolate. A BC ! i You'll eajoy this special. Pound... nerstone placed. Last night the congregation at; services saw Mrs. Mary Souther of’ Oberlin, Mo., one of the five, open the box. In it were a copy of the) Ps ed Missouri Democrat, dated Nov. 2 boxes 2 3 Cc — ee mes ee a — cb ae mee | ee Assorted Hard Candies Delicious brittle pleces, Packed in 4% Ib. | 5 day afternoon, at 4 p. m., March GIVEN YEAR FOR MAIL THEFT’ G. E. Spotz of Johnstown, Pa., Ad- mits Stealing $400,000 in Checks. | ‘an error had been made and asked {was arrested when he attempted , to pass one of the checks, ot Valmeyer, Itl., who was drowned ‘for a construction company. The’! _of the factory with enough friction 'to rip away a 30-foot section of the . | 2-cent coin: a 3-cent paper piece; ‘years; and a letter wrtten by Dr. | ,and the boy’s father, Henry Loh- ; Kamp. Qo . -—-——— el —— a 1868, and one of the church organ, The Presbyterian, dated March 13, 1869; the confession of faith of the Presbyterian Church: the min-_ utes of a Presbyterian convention of 1868; a portrait of the Rev. Wtl- lint Potts. founder of the Second Presbyterian Church. and one of I’r. Samuel LL. Nieccolls, its pastor when the old bulding was built; a ——— ogo - - llama BAKERY SPECIALS Chocolate Pecan Layer Cake ‘Three-Layer Cake, iced with pecans and “60 BMOORIGIO 2. ccc eschew eedes eee eens tee Cc No Finer Cake for One's Dinner Vernon Nut Stollen a 3 and a 2-cent stamp of those, ) Crisp nuts and luscious fruit fillings, mane Fe, Niccolls, giving a history of the! with wmaermagiade ...<«<+s1ssbeenn eee ven C church up to that time. The art- icles were not yellowed or tar- nished. or. Nicholls’ letter reads in part: . “This cornerstones was laid Tues- 2 aD aD) ae aD aes ae cee ——_—— —_— <2 CANDIES MAILED ANYWHERE. rere ) cy — ms, — yaa, aes ay mms 23,.1869. The old church edifice, | located at Fifth and Walnut stre ets, | was sold, and possession given to David Nicholson, July 1, 1868. . Cost of the chapel and church | was $136,000. The cost of the lot, was $30,000, We build in Jesus Christ, and we hope to wor- " ship in His temple when this shall be destroyed.” The vaiue of the church property had increased to $75,000 by 1924, ahen it was sold by the Scottish Rite order, who bought it in 1899. , An office building to cost $450,990 will go up on the site. ~~ o*,*,* oe",* —— OS NCO CeCe CR Uw Cr Cr & nr a ene By the Associated Press. - PITTSBURG, Pa., April 15.— | fox Z Pleading guilty of stealing 3500! Val Westinghouse Airbrake Co. divi- 6 dend checks from the mails, George , ~. kK. Spotz of Johnstown, Pa., was sentenced yesterday by lederal | v Judge R. M. Gibson to serve a'| year and a day in Iederal prison at Atlanta, Ga. The checks called | for payment of more than $400,000 | tu stocKholders. Spotz obtained the checks when he presented a forged letter to! postoffice officials. The letter, | containing a forgery of the name' ot the company’s treasurer, said . A nt”. Se eet ee ee oy * ue" Oe one to eee ee 8 ns pe I Cg OR GP ol PGP Gl Pa Prue? , poocannemaamedtsiamseandae ? 3 = © Mishkin i 4 * ey. / ‘ . # a Giovanni Martinellz Howard Hall, The Principia April 17 Turre is a finish about Martinelli’s singing that has won him a host of admirers—a masculine strength about the beauty of his voice that is essentially pecu- liar to him. You must heat him to appreciate him. that the checks be returned. Spotz $100 Offered for Boy's Body. A reward of $100 has been of- : | fered tor the recovery of the body of Arnold Lohkamp, 19 vears old, reproduction of his voice on the new Orthophonic Victrola. In its ability to record with fidelity potes never heard before, this great instrument materializes for vou the very character of Martinelli’s singing. Ask for ‘‘Quand du Seigneur’’ from ‘‘Juive”’ (6545) at any dealer inVictor products. You willwant to own It. Pecks: \ ictrola CAMDEN, N.J.,U. 8.4 Monday when he fell from a barge at (Carroll street, while working reward is offered by the company Man Killed by Bursting Tank. by the Associated Presse. PEABODY, Mass., April 15.— | One man was killed and half a dozen were injured when a 15,000-., gallon water tank collapsed out- side the N. Hl. Poor leather tan- —\— —-_ =<. =p ap asp lee as as ap. e ‘ 5 — : —_=s == = =a ap = Ge Ge Ge ap ap ep «a= ep Ge ae aes «== a «a *¢ And you must hear him go appreciate the marvelous al hers yesterday. The tank dropped H0 feet and burst, sending 12,000 gallons of water against the sid: SEND your WANT AD to the POST-DISPATCH and GET wall. RESULTS—3-time Ads ALMOST CERTAIN for ANYTHING, Store Hours: Daily, 9:00 to 5:30—Saturday, 9:00 to 6:00 Olive and Locust, From Ninth to Tenth A A Al ne ll, ltl le. Just Received California Sports Hats In Midseason and Summer Styles Fea- turing the New Wider-Brimmed Modes [MPORTANT Hats for the woman whose coiffure requires the larger : — sizes. Included in this attractive new showing are Hats of Tagal raid. Embroidered in gaily colored raffia, em- broidered in ribbon and ombre appliques ) $1500 ,, $2020 Millinery Shop—Third Floor ee ee oe OR OOO IN A NE Te A is it. nels « dMeatarctneeatl

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S22 ee bs } | & 4 2 : 4 ys ss a? .3 & : ; | Bead te s 2 a ¥ eS ; ee eed TT ® 4 = * : et P is t OA ARLE COL ALLIS LE niet wi a een a ae gs engi mon sinty ne Beha ctiiy auieayies ee ne ee et nae s aw * “ ~ SE aR UN rte cm me: cacne a ead RR Re senry Cnt vacates scart A eye 1U ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH THURSDAY EVENING, APRIL 1), 1926. IGNORANCE OF WOMEN VOTERS Defeated Candidate Says Many in Chicago Didn't Register. my tie Agsociated Presse. CHICAGQ, April ihe —"The ‘r-] Bertha RBRatr,} candidate for Repu- pralling,’’ says Mrs. nsuccessful iro vote tered. ballots home. relatives to go into the booths and Girl Accuses Three College Boys. “erance of many women voters is! fy the Associated Preas. ae Sl centtinliinien enamine ineemedied without ever having regis- Some wanted to take their Some wanted their ¢* 1p them to mark their ballots. ~— ied Ik} KALB, IIL, April 15.—Three uths, students at the Northern | lean congressional nomination, / Tilinois State Teachers’ College, who ‘ho takes her defeat with a sn Miss Dorothy Westervelt, a student | “They enorant of politics,’ the school, charged had mis-,; iid Mrs. Baur. speaking of mem-,treated her during an automobile | a Sie ailing oe ride, have been expelled from the j polls. “sa ny come to] school. : , on the vine : Tomato Ketchup smiling in the bottle. Heinz Kitchens are lo- cated where tom best. Heinz spic chased where they grow best. The cooking is done by cooks who Every step a Heinz step— a best step. mato Ketchup with other food undiluted, unad unsurpassed. HEINZ CREAM OF TOMATO SOUP - HEINZ COOKED SPAGHETTI - The taste is It is only a matter of hours from the tomatoes smiling full essence of the tomato, Ask Grocer for New Prices HEINZ | TOMATO KETCHUP} .. i | Butler, “that I realized his embar- HEINZ OVEN-BAKED BEANS to Heinz of Col. Alexander S. Wililjama, on ia charge of appearing drunk at| ithe TWlotel Del Coronado, resumed | Sia stand at the opening of to- t Ss i day's session and eategorically de- atoes grow Se 9 coteroricaly oS. es are pur- i beat subordinate officers into 1@S- tifving against the Colonel, | General Butler admitted he had called Capt. Clifton B. Cates and other officers before him and cook best. cockt: ow ¢ lot of cles. | Ton, goes best . It 1s the staten ulterated, with from | Statem staff, ro. ae ‘ rine induce gastric trcuble. nausea or | , $712 | dizziness One of the doctors. a | |; Navy surgeon, saic he had heen appearance, | Gene 3 Pairs, $5.40 “easily Vision | mistak! Crit. teal question lihood of a man in suc! illneesr were blocked, but not before th. | drift of the testimony his ral and excited’’ nm his Ie ng treating the Colone! since for a serfous disorder which, ,it did not prevent the Colone} trom | | fulfilling i quired him to continue ‘iv doses of hexvl-resorcina!} Previous witnesses already had | restified that when they saw Colo. jnel Williams at the hotel he see |@ick rather than intoxicated Butler's condition, the other hand, said the eurgeon who examined him a few davs aft er the cocktail) of a man suffering from low blood pressure mnilitary nervous and ff eve te defense counse) to ask a hypot bearing on the for episode, Januar while duties, taking re- dal- On vas that exhaustion “with * Liffor poor like. 1a condition intoxication was appare ee Ine@ | | | STOLEN AUTO FOUND; TWO HELD Car With Arizona License Leads to Arrest of Youths. A Buick touring car ‘with an Arizona license, parked in front of 3645 Finney avenue, last night caused police to enter the room of two young men roomers at that address. They arrested Eniil Barker and George vears old, and found two revolvers bed, ' in the bile was theirs, although the land- i lady said they came to the house, } in it. Inasmuch as it was stolen} April 1 in El Paso, the prisoners | fwere turned over to I*ederal au- ithorities suspected of interstate transportation of a stolen car. Barker is one of four boys who on Dec. 3, 1923, tried to hold up Detective Sergt. Thomas Sheller. ,Two boys were killed by the Of | ficer and Barker was paroled un- | (der a ler’s under and is recommendation, weapon charge. five-year sentence on Sheli- Love o parole for automobile theft | under bond on a concealed | I'riday and Saturday at Keif- | fer's, Broadway and ai Franklin . . . During this sale we will furnish | |! wonderful Big Zvlo Frames Perfect "BIG DOLLAR OPTICAL reve, vot 1s| SALE AT KEIFFER’S, WONDERFUL VALUES — ) pecan : The youths denied the automo- Money Back if Youn Want Tt. Sale | eee ae with | Toric Lenses. Similar} glasses sold elsewhere €3.50 to $5.00, | Fitted free by our expert Optician, | who is a graduate and has had years' || of experience in fitting glasses, for |] only $1. FRIDAY ONLY! : ie Rae 606-08 Washington Av.—Thru to Sixth St. A RARE ECONOMY OCCASION Sale of 375 Pairs Shoes AT A GIVE-AWAY PRICE! SIOSPD FSDP9PPOO PISS ae Every pair taken from VASP SSSSISS >, © regular stocks, Models in X ° ‘ patent leather, black satin, xs ** patent leather combina- * “tions. Pump, strap and \ . ‘ A . \ Step-in styles. High, Span- 4 ,§ ish, Junior Spanish, Cuban % heels. All sizes, but notin \ y " . % every style. Most desir- 4s »§ able. Incomplete in sizes, % 4 $S$S666" so reduced for clparance. be; KLIN E’S—Me aqnine, If you haven't seen Scotland, you haven't seen Europe. Special ground lenses extra, | # COLOR IT NEW WITH: “DIAMOND DYES” :) 2 6 eee. wee ew ; 3 ° Just Dip in Cold Water ') to Tint or Boil to Dye °! | ere age contains direc- er tions so simple any OX woman ean tint * soft, delicate shades 5 or dye rich, perma- ly nent colors in an ay WY ee } 1 ee ahh r \} x ) i i a i i i gerie, silks, ribbons, skirts, waists, ; ' dresses, coats, stock- | ings, sweaters, drap- \eries, coverings | bangings — ev.rye thing. | Buy Diamond Dyes — no o.her _kind—and tell your druggist w ,er the material you wish a entities r) mrss ee oo A Sensational Millinery Sale q Y) i \ — Sixth Street Sport Hats! Dress Hats! Street Hats! One-Day Sale of 300 Hats We) A marvelous collection of unusual values—the sur- plus Easter stocks of several well-known makers, to- gether with entire assortments from higher-priced Splendid styles for young and old. A variety of materials and colors. A really sensational offering. Large Tailored Azure Hats Especially Featured! lines. KLINE’S—Basement. eat yt ie erat etic Come Early! ~ ‘sinerary and enjoy the in- Fescribable beauty and charm its hills and glens and York direct to Glasgow by | yliy tllustrated literature on ? Feew ccottish and English Touriat Country on request. Write Dept, 5-48 ANCHOR LINE 1135-37 Olive St., St. Louis, - or Local Agents They'll Run Rings Around Any Values You’ve Seen! pApBSPASAAAAS)« ADAASTIETI GT ETE TIE ear rrr er in All the 4 Most-Wanted 5 Materials H Spft-toned Flat Crepes, Sheer ; Georgettes in both brilliant and : bonbon colorings. Printed Crepes # im bizarre effects. Satins in darker shades. : MISSES’ AND WOMEN’S SIZESs If ever a market was searched and fine-combed New York cer- tainly was last week. We wanted a RARE value. balmy Spring days were about here and so we wanted the newest and loveliest modes—Dresses full of Spring sunshine! means see them. You will undoubtedly recognize many which have recently cost your friends considerably more to obtain. That is your luck and their misfortune. ues we have offered in a long time. For these are the greatest val- to a rn { . a a nee ae a ienieaiiiaiiitaa: a Rear Admiral Thomas W ashing- eotton or mixed | : president of the court, then 7 , “Dou you consider, General], that ! ( you used duress in obtaining these | SRA RA AA KA RAB AAA PAAR KA RARABAAA RA AARAAA RA RARARABAAA PARARARARBEN MARA AARAAAAA | MRA AA AARAAA RA AA RARARRAA AA AR AA AARABA AAA PARA PARA AR AAAS PARAPA RAPA AG rTY TYVTY MAAR RAT a 7 WAR A RA AA RAAARARARARARARARAPARARARARA RAR ance conse : gi‘ ents from your. subordi- | ‘ 4 = m6 **None whatever,’ shot! : back the witness. | THE life of your fur Gen. Butler Bangs Table. ; garments depends ’ } . Beutler leaned forward, | A DRESS A BA in a great measure table in front " hin le RGAIN upon the care you his fist. ‘I wanted no lies ’ : ‘ om," he sald. "I wanted SENSATION FESTIVAL =e tbe the truth, and I meant to get it.’ We provide moth- : « When We figured By all rer si ri eee gets. o.%e te" *5* > oete eet erie ee TT) leet l beer T54eetl 1154s peeeeet tT iL ** ** eooeeees tcaaett eet eet) bibet , - ih : EF a ONS i attT) ’ ; sent ertth y *. 5 - . > : ‘ ; ’ ae” eae tb toe > i e, ontee tt ates y +. ofe: , a “ 7 tree eee es , Ptnctes0.* ‘ » ee Ve Stet ; : Pes tar 378s? . . I O57 60% eate ‘ oh a . *. Pt Yon Pees “\* * at . : . On testers o% of tee - . eytete ‘ ° ee*ec*s . C4 . . - . . Ps 4 4 . . e [24 STYLES AT $6.95 ARE SKETCHED THE SMARTEST DETAILS Laces New Flares Two-Piece Effects Embroidery Applique New Collars New Sleeve Effects Fancy Stitching Velvet Ribbon Contrasting Colors de Rose, Queen Blue. A Adh hh + hahah d dL) re ow" AALA A KLINE’S—Basement Gray, Tan. SIZES FOR LARGE WO LAL A AAR ADADAAADAA SAR aA EEE EI LED AAAAAAZALIL AL LAL VEC UV EUs e¥eYY te + A deeliedede dened ddr de dade de Iededede hh hh hh A ae ° ; ; 4 a \ ; 4 y Friday! Be on Hand — Doors Open! ~ You will find such smartly of colorings as Blue-Lavendef, metto Green, White, Maize Fal low, Coral, Peach, Red, B® proof and dustproof vaults with individual hangers to. prevent crushing or creasing. Fully insured against fire or theft. Most reasonable prices. a — | Repairing, Alteration Cleaning & Storing of Furs at Reduced Prices \laska Fur Co. B. Frankel 710 Washington Avenue Bursting Headaches quickly relieved with a few tablets of A-VOL — Safe. harmiess; endorsed and prescribed by over 20.000 physicians, dentists and nurses for the relief of all pain. a oe the — famous Anchor Liners. - | as a result of tives of Unit | torney Buck | hibition padi i-social clubs, ‘houses and ¢ | visits. Include Scotland in your | ’ moregplaces : eral more OT Jochs— marvelous scenery |! : ssed in grandeurand || — ’ | Greenwich Vi glory: Regular sailings from New || floor of a l | Bullard’s PD | pied four @ '-Forty-seven ‘ building i surnptuous | ' Village, W 'a place wh age, mixing ; | : d irector. ‘has folle ; ' - : ’ : : ' ' slopes tc : : most ap ‘toward ¢ | . ‘source from sh ; ‘the ig lar : ‘visible. — 'merly a DB DUKE. #2 CLUBS ~ IN NE U.S. Attort gest Driva - Ly tae Agsoel NEW YOR , dry trail was Lowe Manhal Forty-two At the - ; promise th widened by. Beginning Maxim's ane Fallen An northward. The Cave patronized ft chiefly artist er exclusive Vide Resta Forty-Fou was carefu The Jol best known, had been set a record lock summ@ from Buel the previot cases start Christmas. Six clubs ordered pa and six ‘s for one Winslow the raids other place The to locked dur into the law firm, most effect Volstead a fying. British pany to hy the A LONDO of Rutiane peers, h pany to and mar tates, ine beck Abt country company (about $3 Rutland _In taki Dukes of and Buee persona ge in order & tion and ¢€ owners Red Gile si HIL¢ ), ! cano Ma another o'clock spectato of lava aa Kau dis The si flaming great minatin a ADVERTISEME. . ~ Medicine in All — Medicine in All Hundreds of Bottles Being Sold, I - Drug Co., 7th and Washington 4 Olive St., Who Guarantees It : It to Many Sufferers in . ‘It does not matter to me wheth- you are disabled with cursed rheu Mtism or have onliv occasional ' ges,’ 4 ®° borbes St., Rochester, X. # mnhow that Allenrhu, my own discov- ™yY., will stop the agony. do away the &Wollen joints.’’ ; . | know it will dissolve the uric atid deposits that have become deep- , This heenuse I was crippled for years ni) many times was unable to work, & r@ithy man of me. an wy he :. % om < . Bud speedily rid themselves of this eeenizing disease.’? area is no laggard; l loo, aan a drive the concentrated impurities; your ¢F a “At cause rheumatism out of the/ cove t : - . ; says James H. Allen, of | lh Bie ’ , | mith the gnawing pains and reduce imbedded in joints and museles| @nd quickly drive every trace of. fUmatism from your body. I know | : nd A\llenrhu madé a will, robust, . v sé . I know because since 1 cured my-, Self, hundreds have taken Allenriiu - it ctarte| tan it | in at onee; it gets into the’ Wolff- searches out the poisonous uric} Washi d deposits and in two days starts’ st., Psy through the natural channels, | them ; iy - + at re i +

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all i OCCASION airs Shoes Y PRICE! en from \39GS66S5s5s56s8-56- ‘ PPPS odels a aS ck satin, .* Oombina- . Tap and “ yh. Span- .* nm, Cuban * t not in x st. «desir- .* in sizes, ‘ arance. % > “7 iN. 3 ~~ ABARGAIN UL FESTIVAL Friday ! Be on Hand When the Doors Open ! Toy eta) A waht * — a Popular New Shades for Spring You will find such smartly odd colorings as Blue-Lavender, Bois de Rose, Queen Blue. Also Pal- metto Green, White, Maize, Fal- low, Coral, Peach, Red, Black, Gray, Tan. SIZES FOR LARGE WOMEN OTe: oe SU OSEEY HE WU SN Serer y Ee weer OOOO —— eee a 4 ‘ MH AA RAARER AAPA mins a See DORRAAA RA DARA RA RARA RA AA RR RREE AAA RA ORLA OD bap MMV eeU re renvEY wuveuwe wo TTxr ~ 3 i ii esemetin de ae _— Ss Nea in . ¥ ahhh heh st LEE TRE iat teal ae ee ¥uvuww Ve VEY VOW eu Yue’ © Choate, vv ore Ww » shad nd ¥ (4 VERSO We WE VY Were ¥ hd hae en ST Mery Y, . a Ge SH wh we eee & rrr Tt aa RIN Iochs— marvelous scenery Fa « Regular sailings trom New York direct to Glasgow by The ‘mous Anchor Liners. Epeautifully tilustr ana CC MOretiem i ti. .anceement of his ere Pe gest Drive Under Padlock Boulevard From Union to missioner ; ‘ i ! _N aN 7 IN NEW YORK RAIDED Skinker Road. mated cost of which is $82,000 =F LA TT An item of $112.000 for the re- One-third of the cost of this proj jee NO cee paving of Lindell boulevard, from ®¢t Would be paid out of bond is- j 41 LU. S. Attorney Starts His Big-| Union boulevare to Skinker road, |S¥€ funds and the remainder as. J - s |has been includeq by Park Com- sessed against property owners. Last Tuesday the Board ot Pub- bids tor Pape in his budget for ; 7 eervice received lic the { : Law. the next fiscaj vear This portion 1s ot Lindel! boulevard being park paving of Linde!) boulevard fro: PB cas property | - ecessar:, for the spring avenue to Kingshighway, By the. Assochited Pree. v © EPG ire meal He the Granite Cituminous Paving long, from me es as a result of raids by representa- : tives of United States District At torney Buckner in his largest pro- | hibition padlock offensive. i NEE _dry Lowe Manhattan to Catskil} W YORK, April 15.—A trail was marked today | WINTER GARMENTS SHOULD BE CLEANED Before Storing Them Re SCHUCK § CLEANERS an DYERS LINDELL 4600 NOW 7 THURSDAY EVENTING. APRIL 15, 1926. ee ~—— J Z (pst i maaan aan, > ee a ee ~ — } C ' PARK BUDGET INCLUDES Wil) present ; “¢ sn} of iC ee ea esa lhc a a pric a VBL a proposa!l to the'Co. being low bftdder eee + : s . \ 4) CLUB 4 ANN RESORT Be pc ie wit See ” ria Ag = t fdder with é vid Of the stretel froin Iiningshighway to ’ 41nGe t wievar re pave, from :contract wil] be let 5 e2 : ss | nat eo at : a ie i a ii; Oe let by the board sary for the board to hold public Money Would Be Used on Lindell ‘ngshighway to Union boulevard. next Tuesday Before iinproving | hearings, a distance 0: 2590 feet, the est}- I Gis, ie C ~,! } Qian ® F “al ane Pr - Tied a “« Te CSSD, GR BSc eee er A Cra gy C a? —l "! t e db ’ oot’ ee — Have you made a Yarn Bird Cage? They’re novel, new and radiantly beautiful. Eight new shapes and color schemes. Start one today. See Our Windows. Tweet-Tweet LOCUST STREET At Light Nineteen | ART NEEDLEWORK SPECIALISTS FOR OVER THREE QUARTERS OF ACENTURY Bi ne Nee ee ee ee aad | a ae . ; : tian | = os _ ST.LOUIS POST-OISMATCH ' ' | ' } The vibrant call of an ancient clan A custom-tailored suit of Urquahardt woolen $55 Glen Urquahardt — woven in tweed, in plaids, in grays and reds—the very spirit of bonny Scotland; and Spring. Ready to be custom-tailored into busi- ness suits. Progressive Tailoring Co. 807-9 North 6t Se. Forty-two night clubs, cabarets, | haven't seen Scotland (social clubs, hotels, inns, road- | — If you . E ' houses and cafes, received surprise | you haven t seen Lurope. ane | Include Scot!and in your At the same tim there w as | juineraTy and enjoy the in- promise that the trail would be widened by the addittion of five 5 AaAheg SCy- ibable beauty and charm - hills and glens and more¢places in this city eral more out-ot-tow:! with such Beginning with = r . resorts, places “as ms’ passed in grandeur and Maxim's and the Jolly Friars in Greenwich Village, and the Cave of | WOT y. | Fallen Angels, the raiders) swept northward. Cave of Falien Angeis « patronized by Russian chiefly artists er exclusive plac Glide Restaurant, on the second loft building in West Its patronage feared ’; , a ss Westin h was the Golden the Scoilis’e tf are Write Dept, S-, ‘fountry on reques’ ANCHOR floor of a Forty-Fourth street. was carefuliy limited. George lL. LINE Bullard’s place, also raided, occu- ™~ pied four entire floors of a West! ? -1135°37 Olive St., St. Louis, Forty-sevent! street apartment: / or Local Agents building ay was - furnished , sumptuous tashion. The Jol} Friars, one of a best K own T sorts 11) Cyreed Village, was described by agenisas, | a place where youths of high s 0] ig mixing with t i stic ¢ I had been found dru! The 1iGds set a record for the nuniber of pad- lock summonses Served at one tin: | from Buekner’s office, exeerding } the prev is record of 41 padlock eases started two days petore Christmas. Six clubs und restauran's ey ordered padlocked for six months -and six “speak easies’’ were closed Py | fo) one vear, by Federal Judg: ft. Winsiow yesterday, shortiy betore st re started against this raids we th), | a eee a outs HE life of your fur ep os es. ae a ne tal punivber Of piaces pad- ; ee depends locked pata Buckner’'s term runs = > great measure into the hundreds. Buckner, fo | upon the care you merly member of Elihu Foot's | law firm. believes padlocking | . ? bias € enforci th, most effective way of enforcing t! rors modi- Volstead act which he favo fying. | Te DUKE INCORPORATES ESTATES Landowner Forms Com- | pany to Fscape Heavy Taxes. give them. We provide moth- proof and dustproof vaults with individual hangers to prevent crushing or creasing. British Fully insured against Prees. The Asso late fire or theft. Most LONDON, April 15. — . 4 Deg¢is Va } K ¢ ] anv Of i i \ reasonable prices. i sagen . peers, Nas lorme L pl C . e , tak ov - f = i} Cleaning & Storing tates. including the famous Wel- of Furs at Reduced beck bey, one of the fines! Prices ount ry ~ ts Cc) pi Y 1s Cap 11zZ r "AO i (a! it $3.900.000) Wk ‘ : Rutland hims ic 1 voverr at @.|| | lirectoay? B. Frankel 1 rakeine -11 (10 Washington Avenue | companies r enormous taxa- bj %. Mundreds of Bottles Being Sold, Declares Wolff-Wilson > ee a > 4 * 5 t a Guick!yv ma 6A] on ; . 4 AUenrhy made a Wail, robust en oy tad + “ z : ; , Se x, . . —. Man of me ; a SS ee I ken ; . a * Po LOW rie 1 "Y i 7 = “S Oh yA, ; 2USt? SINCE CUTS] I * 2 = . J " ae ee Atti * ae oS - | a} * ‘ F it} ' ee) the rnawing pa os 4, , ’ I Anow it’ , a hae j meu Mm: Man times was unable mit, hundreds hare taken Allenrhu _? nizi i , ' , E A} ng disease. prescription qmickivy gives has made - 1 OH -— 3 3 . . { . . “er Ae — e nrhu i8 hio iagcara: if starts Yor if thousaucs at friends. save Bill a4 a ; ‘ é aii di at in aa i onee: t gets into the \4 alt! VK“ Lison Drog ? e ith and muy thro: ‘ — through the natural channels, ation which Ianeé * tion and ° . ~ ~~ : . m5 8” a as " ti? 5iV wad AB a F { ANOTHER MAUNA LOA ERUPTION Red Glow of Hawaiian Volcano sigined by Ships at Sea. T NeFSs Headaches quckiy relieved with ea few tablets of A-VOL ~ } —Safe. harmless. endorsed | and prescribed by over 20 000 ify fj j i rrr ¢ : . | i | physicians. dentists and HILG®), T. H.. April la.—The vo}- | ut . Tel: 1 ' 4 . }/ ¢ murses for the relief of al] pam. ieano Mauna Loa beliched forth , 7 r a a a "3 “ra ot 4 e ‘ . another spectacuiar eruptic a . Wu ae ee a i ’ Alin’ SIZES O | OCA lus Mle. . at isha -* OusaNn ix Cc =? — - signt The was described as al- most appalling as the lava, like a flaming river, began its descent toward the forest Observers suy great occurring a: the source of the fiow, which is {llu. ; » on » P . fire {sland Reports #t.-7 . 2 activity its minating the er from ships at sea in the vicinity of the island say the giare igs plainliv visible ADVERTISEMENT ys Greatest Rheumatic Medicine in All The World Drug Co., 7th and Washington Av. and Grand and Olive St.. Who Guarantees It and Is Dispensing It to Many Sufferers in This Vicinity. ‘It does not er to me wheth yOu are dis: iism rene ¢ Peet. San bled with eursed rheu Or have onitv§oecasiona! Finiges *? Says James H. Allen, of Forbes St., Rochester, N. Y. ‘1 OW that Allenrhr, mv own disco. Will stop the ugonv. do awav ins and reduce * swollen joints.’’ will dissolve the wurie uC deposits that imbedded 1? woOints Ai nny ¢* DC OTD qgrive ever u a?) ry , } } Matism from vour body. 1] Tk eo ] . "@ > ] va. , ~ + > —" *) os . prprierte sai S (Oo worl ves of tiis ‘The blessed retief this marvelous ad ve Rag * Speedily rid themse! Washington av., and Grand and Olive who has been appointed ugen’ impurities you! cliy. lt is Mr. Alien‘’s own ais out of the; covery. If you live out of town ask | them to send you full particulars. , Mi, 8earch, d denoe re Grire the t eause Sout the poisonous uri: and in two days starts. st., ra °° ’ SCONCE NTS rheumatism Starting at9 A.M. F riday— ~~ 7. o ‘ a di e 4 .*. Zo f N Puen AoOtrp ci? — * *¥ ;? + 7 ¥ + ~sa™mt VOu:id USL ‘ OU LMnis M1UCl). ? ° : } r » . Triio he os & + - + - fie togue. avwCWw DcaSant SIeCeN , 4 | ine - ~~ ~ 1? “~~ > > . } + - - m | On smart. COlidrS, emProidery trims, flared 4 , . | > > _* ** ‘? 5 > ~~“ i Ste! . Sas 4 jie ‘ ” . «= . + trotocrhn? girs mer pc ‘fT + + ot tf eh on oe ~ - osu" ¢ rs, Straigart STLDIOUCTULES 17} ou, Cer > feature VOU Gg ‘ * - : - + > > f 5 (> tc t ed Fes ry 1c°o ey Ct. i ae UOdts WiCe The price 2 Tweeds _These are the Coats that Diagonals ae a Po - Sport Checks miss whose coat budget is Novelty W eaves Dressy Cloths A Dozen New and Favored Shades Featured are modcs enorts and d- cc ~p V/s ee aii Gre Misses’ Sizes Women’s Sizes — ee oe * vee A Marvelous Purchase and Youthful and smart Coats in the styles that Paris Rich fabrics in the beautful new shades of Lines that accentuate the charm of the wearer. glance at the Coats in this group ‘and you realize here is more—ves, much more—than youd expect snonsors. Sprin One that to find even in a sale. Oo = Good taste is the keynote of these Coats—smart capes, or full flares, balloon sleeves, puffs, bright metal- lic braid and embroidery co!- sem! Satin Lorcheen New Tweeds Twilled Weaves Sport Weaves Cheviots lars of light Spring furs. Petites Misses’ Sizes H’omen’'s Sizes _— ~ - A 8 cen _ ero ei eet. rate aa es pe. e, “oe Fe = : er ae : Ke > : Tig whe P , o » *e . 4. Sg is 7 - . SS Louis’ Largest Womens Specialty Shop +* ? . y’ y ‘4 . a : “ es . ; “ . at, . . : ‘ * ae end Ps, a . J + ? at an e e re ime : * a a “eee ¥ 5 ~ a a «* ay . es. tae ‘ y 7 Ps nae ' - as 3 “s S. , ae 7 st * : a, ni whe 7 <- : - . ~ ? Ringe me - Z i ry May fe eee “ : an be ies + ae ee 4 . de y Se : . ~ LPs. ? a ie "he 4 % . foe - < . ¢, cx : , oe INCORDORATEO i Picked From Favored Modes of Foremost Coat Makers Offered at Practically Cost to Make! ae Third Floor Whatever you wanted in a Spring Coat—and no matter even if you expected to pay twice $30—yoy'll no doubt find your Coat here. They're new, they're smartness personified. Cape Coats, modified flares, slim modes in selection of of these Coats have , To 3 Xs ! ' silhouettes and snug talio Many fabrics for every Occasion never been shown before Such modishness, such Guality, such ta:loring per- fection will prove irresistible. A marvelous array of new shades, and of course, the lustrous blacks Expensive urs, squirrel, mole, etc., rich metal embroidery and other exquisite trims found only on the finer Coats | Failles Rich Satins Charmeen Twillsheen Imported T weeds Novelty Fabrics Petites Misses’ Sizes Women’s Sizes Extra Sizes THOMAS W. GARLAND, Entire Coat Salon—

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le ‘ Sr OOM OB I ORE Oe seep psig cree ermaprne ” oie ee Le Gree ee mE a Se "2 =) : é i gorse se ager Ses F =i — s: s . bs ae , LL LOLOL A ett tte a —— ne APRIL 15, 1926 ST.LOUIS POSi-DISPATCH | —— oO - A NO LE ALLL LOE ane ee aed eee THURSDAY PVENING., 2 ST.LSUIS POST-Gisr ATCH — rannaustatd i achicainainialoniien ian = : Z peaaaea ee : . — : agee ta SEe BS BRB RE SBR RB RE RTS BSS ewe ses a se 8 2 SS 2S Se ee 2 Reem sss 8 S88 : 4 | | B//) dOUS AVE} Silk Gauntlets —— — —_—- \ ‘yid) ~ 2 > ehiffon de- a | New colors: vast Se a = a r * - ii . . , : | ah . . - nis SY — - ,% r ~ ‘7 . Eso a ‘ ? + - ~ z . lichttull, ey SBA ais afnR, ° 1% the . ° *: | » . ; 7 ne . . - . . ats d a my ~ 3 - J . O re - o~ = 3 e , (ne 3 aS Fe TAM. ‘ , Th b Aiwa ’ 1. Poe » ‘ > a ~« : : ‘ as ; 7 ts “ ; ; a 7 ? oo * . i j . 4 | ine AT ba . " s im a : : 4 } : 4 ret a* in c i - 5 ~ > * - ns : ” . ‘ ’ Men’s Socks th Tancs ra\ OT} Pais ; 4 RT a pk ke er ne eee xs ; FOES : Fae nt ae wa ™ ae . C a) » ass ss oom st r . . s * os si t © yn ey ones a . : Re aan re : . ; te : ‘ ee ee ee re ape Y : . ala - . - : Pert, # ¥ No yA sec Bh pat vont Ch eee Bo: wg 7 gid ; 2 ; : Sip ABS A Re POOR RE PT ge HR: ot, ni Ee Fe ok Z ~ ~ -. > — ~ “ ms . a re > oe —_— + = isSSor ner Od "cs @ *ANE .*r* . - > ~~ * De ain — . ee Sf3 ~ aac A eee _ - Bargain Square No. 7 . . | 91.69 Rag Rugs (| Friday Sale ¢ in the hit-ard-mice des $I] a Boys’ $10.75 All-Wool SDN , | Bargain Square No. 8 ‘Ss = Long- Trouser Suits iM 450 Pairs of Colored 4 , sents tied r . ‘ye . I ne Pair Long Trousers, S Ruffle Curtains ot Ne One Pair Knickers, Vest ee ees ee . Va and Coat i nw > +i = ‘ i j a te ‘ ms si 4 ' i - ea eG s if ogg : x Li : - © . on a . n on ; : ’ an on . ~ ‘ } ? = - ae a ‘ ce isa + + - a ; : seer og eas e $1.49 5-Piece | . ge 4 ; i 7 ° & .. -~ + =e . . : i ge ' + a “if + @ -' 8 r & o , & -'8 a - = > * . a ‘ 3 t & ‘' = 4 =~ 4 — == 6 F = ored ruffle of rese, blue, : Axminster Throw : rugs. Shown 7 — Se and gold: double ruffie F beautiful flora’ $ ? 19 :S : ’ on on te Sewn cones $I desire. rm = Boys’ Sport Sweaters a oe eR n S N OE aad New Spring stries tn Jacquaré-weave beys" $1.79 rin . argain Square No. 10 et ‘| w-necit Sport Sweaters, slight tr- | R89 Panel Curtain a ~ #4 sw ietk -~ | alues $2 to $2.95 se thee = "2-ine® : 10c ' /Nugents—Bargain Basement.) sila fringe: can Sale of 600 sed one to @ Wir : Jt Bargain Sguare No. 11 Children’s Low Shoes Friday Specials in Silks | Spring Fur pyelty effe-ts in patent leat $2.50 Crepe de Chine Printed Crepe de Chine ~ ; : pie 3 40 Inches Wide a : $1.50 to $1 +. n 4 = . ¢ 4“ ~ = a eather and oc Dinaetionrs “\7e86@ Srt-s “fa . fr j rat ou: @oor hangings. hte tO misses ef ew Spring sl aces oa ~awe @ . an? “Orr patterns. 4' inc 4 > es - wide ‘ . ees #£@ @¢# . ™mer ; a *" $2.95 45-Inch Drapery Damask - ~~ = ~ = Spel ad eee FRA 8.8 > - : wy + ~~ -* . - rd a. g‘nia peanuts Se * ss ; Bargain S$ No. 14 AGI 3 pare er oe oer WY Come Down and See Them is a Safe Packs ‘# Bargain Square No. 15 ; i tte Satinay Bloomers Big ee : q ; daden in cote bottoms &9 Think of It! Actual Savings of $3 to $5 on : ‘tant eee —- ieuble eiaatic: vea- GI 2 Every Coat i Stamped White Dimity - ii Bargain Square No. 16 jf Mothers will actually marvel to find that ther car buy n or kidd i U rw sa full-lined polaire Coats well mtade and fuil cut at only Junior Underwear | $2.00, $4.00 and $5.90. Sizes 7 to 14 years 4 Special offerings of = hei 4 (Vegents—Bargain Basement.) ea hahha an i- a-** = « a _ . a and embroiderv ¢ rn : i- . ~—- mm wwe bi we , a — , . on % : es." ‘ ¢ Oi tia -e SS PS, = sizes jm 10 3 | -Z ~«! e * 2 Junior Imported Voil Flame, orehte, teand g wears ...:. | a Girls’ Stamped Voule blue, peach and flame. 5m " ate He ian ee al RY ome tecuneveareh OO a i A f 4 The largest assortment @% 2 Just the thing to trim your ne colors and a practical width Be : ee eee ae SS ahireencielgh titan a mvsany ap cle eee Warr st Se etn. Mint at A vikpe Sain alton iataaananics le ae pce « pony ; % ee Ng Sale of Infant and Kiddie Stam : i materials « sri} ‘ . ! * Fie . he we Westley r¢ 5 oy Joie! ity io. ai $ af. ss «& Doll Night Light—Eleet ‘oll hed. Blonde. white, ° “ey 4 a PEE ENS Si" bead phi a gowns and Billy ~~ , Sa ascae AN Do You Wear the Lucky Size? Saw’ Wash Suits Sizes 3'2, 4,472. A, Band C Width olor little. tub Suite Women’s and Girls’ Sample WS inntiona. All - 9g — 7 7 | and 10 years... ike 6c a ar cecil a Bargain § awe No 78 . : Tan and blue; = , ae ae | 2 $4, $5, $6 and $7 Values 98 f 38 40 and 48... Boys’ Union Suits _—— " | “a neue Athietic stvie r | : ' Dm tan and orchid; siz ‘ Remember We Are Open tH IOP. M. - + a eo bea ape Bees gis er a ne i rem Ee a: “Se newest 2 = ee —— ; . 4 -. ‘ e« ae os = : 4° . Ns : 4 > P ‘ eee? f'imaz im ts | —_. — ° . . : a Wi ie aakea . * ’ ‘ _ i . 1 ; . : ‘ 74, eae bo | + 4 ' : +> tee. “Was - - “ “ » : . n poe 7 ¢ ¥ ~ “= “ . “ al - . + Qa : a” 4» -~_—--* x I a ; _— 2+? 00% _ 4 e pee * . . ine sae Fr ur 3 kad = = +7 *Y - : “ 4 . - ue : ?¢< ite . ’ eh Tie tay ee , . (Nagents—Bargain Basement.) — ( Vugents—Bargain Basement.) ———————_ 4 1 “~ eh i ee ee nn en se a i or tr) i i i a a a de tn it nt ee Tt weeaeseeaeseseeseee ees eee ae asea ras eee eee eee eke Se See

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DISPATCH ; = “ ss ™ SS S 8 8 8 8 8 ee setns grates - . * . . 64 € ad & - . ~ ihe oe ei ee - 6%. ING, APRIL 15, 1926 a ST LOUIS POSi-DISPATCt. ee en Louis WES N UEMENT ! Purchase of 600 ing Dresses Jresses fresh from the designers is great sale, will be offered at buy these Dresses two and three beautiful, women can dress wardrobe for is sale. They are lovelv ted crepes, and such bes, every new color, . everything that is zing $7.00 sale. Wort! g price. esses 16 to 20 Jresses 36 to 44 nte—DBargain Basement.) ape Coats Sd Isses alue-giving sale. and see these but you will ask ’s and mnaterials, are more, coine early for Wool Suits e rousers, , Vest 95 $1.49 5-Piece Colored == Ruffle Valance Set Made of good quality crossbar ored ruffle of rose. blue. white marquisette: furmished with col- wed og ¢ ¢ ee white or Dine. 2 si cur- a ters tains @ud tie backs ..... | ins Seer $1.79 Fringed Gauze ) ] 89 __Panel Curtain cf se Grable caitr figured gauze, high luster finist With Goub.a hemmed bottom. ili fringe. can ' ay Ah used One tc a wir gas corte S$] 29 $2.95 45-Inch Drapery Damask Featuring @ most unuena’ value | @5-tnch artificie! si) Drape + Damask in the now e'rip?e pat terns. Makes beav- my, tiful window and ee nae $1 95 Flat Curtain Rods Geo¢ Curabie Rod. rount fat eemer strie: extends to 48 inches: wil mot tarnish and easily operatec. Bpecia! sere © @e @ @ @ i Deubie Style. each, 290 Basement.) Basement.) COATS nd See Them 1— mings of $3 to $5 on oat to find thet ther rar puny Made and ¢y)! cut at : *- al only i4 VYeare igents—Hargeain Basement.) — Lucky Size? __ 3andC Width / ls’ Sample hoes Ga ee o ® newest —_—__—= ‘ Sudan —@ alin. nd strap = an ‘meon?.) ee oe = OORWIOG Silk Gauntlets Fancy flare’ and +& x-i¢ SI ‘¢ “a i. . ) wante SB: es Sizes 2 “a o (‘Nugents—Main Floor, North.) $10, $12.50 , - se MHI Pe we * so NEW YORK __PARIS == 4 “ luf reed $1 95 | 51.95 Silk Hose \iIl-Silk Chiffon Hose with well re- §& a) heels and foes. We . aha me in gunmetal, black ees . Or, t ‘es ~~ _ > » a Irregulars. Sizes 1 (Nugents—Main Floor, North.) FP ae a it -_ yi‘ “yi popular line of smart Hats and the women who appreciale individuality. fine materials and splen- did workmanship will be delighted to have the op- portunity to have several of these at this exception- al price. Smart tailored Hats. lovely dress Hats, clever sports Hats. ee Buy on The Morris Plan a A The Stere for ‘ A Remarkable Sale Everyone knows thts All the Latest Materials Fine Straws New Silks Georgette Crepe Novelties. Smart Trims Velvet Ribbons Embroidery Plaiting Novelty Ornaments Tailored Bows (Nugents—Second d $16.50 Gage Hats "5 \Nlaline South.» | Suit Dress Shields Regular shape. Fizes 2 and ¢ - Shoe Bags R-pocket Ehoe E | of cretonne, in striped | | patterns. 69¢ . Well made . mS Negligee Gird Sanitary Belts rd / . ‘ . ; » “ie &; fs _— j i , / / ert OF a >t \ ~ 7 - . wun = 8 | J a ee 19 ~ i= oud i sizes v tee rw i id @ese@eseesvx#se8 @8@e#ee@e@eere Sale of 600 Yards of The largest assortment Just the thing to trim vour new Coat wi colors and a practical width for Spring needs. Women's Misses’ Stouts Notions Rubber Tea Aprons im pe@autisu, PE a” $2.98 Printed Crepe de Chines les _ - a GA. a ted 4 catia gee jee ine new Spring and Surmmer | Bloomer Web shades. of iver dit rrpehes dg ; et Y ‘ ‘ 7 ” , y* Ladies’ Vj e S17e8 Hh 10 $i) Junior Importe Flame. oreht 34 to 40 | Infant and Kiddie Stamped Dresses— \ssor'- ed stvles and materia! Doll Night Light—Eleetricalls * , » | loll head. Blonde. white, auburn and ed White Dimity Curtains—Fuor ~ ‘+, 907 pes rs ey ? a a vj Pee ; wi re | r} OL E7e6' : kite) Imported Voile Stamped Summer ereen, gold and tf a we a ee ae ey |S Stamped 2-Piece Rayon Spring Suits— Tan and blue; sizes me, eu One 2 5... ss: Stamped Rayon Morning Frocks—P each. tan and orehid: siz 1 S195 $5.95 4 . ’ , - + . - ‘ : ye * } , 71 7) } i?) Cd irallie qaiith la BS. 39 Stamped and Made-Up Blue Chambray % Fudge Aprons ........ | "S Stamped and Made-Up White Art: Cloth S5C : Rompers—Sizes | to 4 vears..... 1 La *¢-r lene te, by luaie aerehia and pe ae } ae 33 C Stamped 5-Piece Unbleached Muslin Dresses— Breakfast Set ......... s d Voile Stamped Summer Dresses—- | ite and gold; sizes 12, 14, 1b Bedspread and Bolster—Siamped on one pier 80 Se 5 of unbleached sheeting, size &7x%b ; C — Stamped Ecru Art Cloth—')-1: Ous Entire Stock of — ont serim and striped, krink.: $? Q5 iY ) eu OW wee 6 6 « ree , cas —_* Stamped Bedspread and Bol- $ 3 Q 5 Formerly $2.95 to S75 ster—Striped novelty cloth $2.95 Stamped 5-Piece Linen Breakfast Set—Gold blue, peach, tangerine and orchid ee Ne OT round centerpiece ....... : Friday Stamped Cotton Crepe Nightgowns—\ ellow. 79 C Stamped Bedspread and Bolster—W lite Stamped Black Venetian Console $1.97 to $50 Scarf—Size 11x66 inches.... ie ee (Nugeuts—Main Fiecor, a i(Nugents—Main Floor. South.) ~ Wash Fabric S 60c Plain Ravon Sc Colored Dress Linen A es Yard. 490¢ f ‘ ) ard 49 ¢ iLJrTess LATE? | == _° AUVOn South.> ~—, a — Order Furs Repaired Now h , » oa <4 7 a ’ al . , . : 3 Have your Furs repaired by our expert furriers dur- | ing the Summer months. We assure vou the best of ‘ork and perfect styling. Free storage of work ver 2) ihe Let Us Store Your Furs! — (Nugents—Second Floor, North.) | se. eee en The Coat Sale Continues One More Day! ~ Women’s and Misses” ee a aue The response has been so enthustasti * that we have decided te continue this sale at $22 for anoher day. Bright, becoming, up to the minute that 1s how you will find the smart new Coats assembled here for your selection $30 to $45 Coats Couts absolutely up to the min ute it every respect. Representa- tive of the latest Influences from Pe: abroad and domestic SOUTCEeS, The od J : new fabrics,-the new cape-line ef- fects in the new Spring Coats, and many exelusive treatments to delight Woned) oft rood Laste, | Lverv New Stvle Durre! sleeves, smart embroidery, lovely , ~idé pleats. The popular sports and tal- lored models, dressy eape and fur-trim- med Coats are here. f New Materials | Just the materials that are wanted for Spring wear. High-grade Poiretsheen. twill cords, tweeds, mixtures. lorsheen. eandia and silk and satin. \" New Spring Shades ene ee megs | ‘ ~ oJ / : - , 4 a ( Shades of tan. wood, gray, blue. green ao, +4 % A 1 - | : es S e/}* C é and rose. and a wondertul seleetron of the Sieaas 48 f 7 | “ Stouls - i hest in navy and blaek Coats. eee Oe Oe oe isa licenilaaiienencia a : senncapineneitimaneniniidiittiipii ta dt - =~ _— Sale of Sewing Machines Kriday and Saturday Sale Price sy ie8 iciuded are f.oor samples. nr arred stock and re- newed hach fully guaranteed and have attachments. Let us s Singer 12 White 6 Standard 14 Wilson (new 20 New Wheeler (new moms ro rt Ts, :* , Mar ry fe . " E i gt aac oe oes aa la Lines. (Nuegents Third Fleer. South.) ~ Spring Wall Paper Sale of Broken Lots Infourto forty roll quantities. any to choose from for any room. Sold only with borders to match. Duplex Polychrome....._ Duplex Oatmeal. . bas Embossed Tapestries... | Varnished Tiles..... ie ¢ Figured Effects........ Ceiling Papers........ A Rell On request, a booklet. “How to Hang Wall Paper” ( Negents—Tbirg Fleer, seuth.) SMITH, LEADER OF ~ HERRIN KLAN, 1 READY 10. QUI Following His Escape From | . Death in Tuesday Clash, Garage Proprietor Says | He Will Leave Town. — A | Bpectal to the Poet-Digpatcr HERRIN, IIL, April 18.—Johr | Smith, leader of Herrin’s straigh« | shooting klansmen, says he | “through.” : Following his escape from th- fate which befell three of his fol lowers in the fight in which three 'anti-klan men were also killed a‘ a polling place Tuesday afternoon. _ Smith has decided to leave Herrin Residents of Herrin feel tha‘ Smith's departure tvould be mor. | likely to result tn peace than any: ee thing else that could happen. Smit! is not blamed here for Tuesday's |, outbreak, which had the appear- ‘ance of an attack directed at him with the purpose of taking hia life. But it is felt that, so long as Smiti »remains, new attacks are probable with resultant killings and furthe: harm to the community. Smith shares this feeling. Since 8S. Glenn Young was killed tn Jan 'uary, 1925, Smith has recognized _ that his own Ife was the principa! ‘thing sought by the men whe ‘fought Young in the liquor-raiding campaign of 1924-25. He has satd , 80, though not in a boastful way , to those who have talked to him. Despite his lateat escape, and a1 | even more remarkable escape in the battle at his garage in Augusi 1924, Smith has no illusion that he bears a charmed life. ‘They would get me next time,” he said today. “I. am going t _ leave, to keep from getting killed and to keep from killing anyone. He Never Shot Anyone, “In all the Hquor raida,” Smit continued, “I never shot anyone. The raiding ended more than iu yearnago, and today I wouldn't start a raid ff they put a saloor next door to me. But the Hquor gang has kept after me, and today ‘my business is ruined, for peopje lare afraid to come to my place to | trade.” | Smith showeé visitors, who ‘passed the inspection of armed |guards at his garage, hig sleeping ‘place. It is a bulletproof meta’ ‘loft in the garage. Since the kill- ing of Young, Smith has seldom | slept elsewhere. His wife and three ‘ehildren are not now in Herrin. | IA said he believed he had @ claim against the efty of Herrir and Williamson County for fatlure ‘to protect him. He thinks it likel; ‘he wil) go to Florida. | Fhe Coroners inquest into the | six deaths is set to begin tomor- row. The fact that the three anti- klan fighters, who were aggressors lin the fight at the Fourth Warn lpolling place, were nonresident 0° ‘Herrin, has caused the klan syt- pathizers to contend that an ow side plot of intimidation and mu" ‘der was aimed at Smith and oth fers, including Mack and Ben Size ‘more, who were killed. One of ‘h ‘antiklan men “killed, Charles Briggs, or Brown, of East St. Louie is believed to have been with Jac: Skeicher in the attack on Glen» Young in the summer of 19// when Young was wounded and ni: — eee ee ert cee ~” "g . a a - i & . aa ae * a ' ery aan ‘ . 4 *& . wife's eyesight was d€estroys |Skelcher was killed by kKlansmic: .on his return to Herrin, Triple Funeral Tomorrow. Tomorrow is also set as the tim: ‘for the funera! of the three sala!l: kKlansminen, Mack and Ben Sizemor: and Harland Ford. A single serv ice wil] be held in the Christia: Church at 3 p. m., with the Ra: J. E. Story, pastor, officiating. Na tional guardsmen will be en dur: at the church. Briggs’ funeral was held tiuil- afternoon at Marion, his forme home. Lieutenant-Colonel Robert Devi- said the $0 soldiera now here under his command would probably bk withdrawn after the funerals onc the inquest. A request has bee made tha’ they remain unt!] afie the election for Aldermen, nex Tuesda2s (ol. Davis called attention todas) o the accurate marksmanelij shown on both eides in the paliinr ? t 'place battle, in which, with six deaths. no one was wounded. Johr Smith was slightly wounded In at earlien street encounter, but he was ‘7% not aft the polling place. The antiklan men were shot re. peatedliy in the head and bods but the automebile In which -thes vere sitting showed no sears. The shots directed 1 the klanemer were placed with similar accuracy Mavor Marshall McCormick anc Sheriff Georg: (auliigan are it controversy over the Mayor's charge that the antixlan men, the aggressors in Tuesdays fighting, were serving a8 Deputy Sheriffs. railigea cdenies that he commis giconedgd the men Nomination of Oren Colemen « the Republican candidate for Sher iff of Williamson County at Tues day's primary election is regarde) here as @ step toward more efficien law enforcement inthe county. Hi, election is virtually a ‘certuints Coleman had the support of t). Kian, but was not a klansemen hin. lseim. He ig a former school teac’ er, and a strong advocate of ‘a: -ement A TENE SRA ee nae ea

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH THURSDAY EVENING. APRIL 15. 1926. It ST.LOUIS POST ~DISPATCH ee ne ee BEAUTIFUL JL HOME LIGHTING | THE NATIONAL RIDDLE LIGHTING CAMPAIGN NOW IN PROGRESS FROM COAST TO COAST OFFERS 25° SAVING ON THEIR ENTIRE LINE —_—- Pails to Cash Forged Check. and re the signature nwa | SS ATE DEMOGAS ‘erday to cash a forged reck fo nan departed, promisin $800 at the State National Rank. when asked to nti himeelf. i Dunham deciared th FEAR REED} WIT “HIT HEADS” This Was His Advice in Illinois, and Defeat of McKinley Raises Specter in Missouri. ide; , Feurth and Locus’ sheck heck purported s@yroll of the Dunham Yea Co.. 425 Chemical Building. 1 '‘KEIFFER'S DRUG & CIGAR) sree: s., . * ‘oO represen* and said that ¥ ~ - ~ “7a Construc- nk checks stoien Cod Liver Oi) Caps., Ketffer's "Gc | 28 «ard Candy, in giass me 5Or Red Devil Roach Powder, 1. 2 ‘we troiden t:lint Shampoo acct Reck Candy. granulated Pte | 2 Pears Soap (unscented ' Whe Djer-Rixe Face Powder 23 se. SI1.25 Swamp Root . i@e Herehound Props 23e Carter's Littie Liver Pills $1 Poubie Compact. new, thin $1.50 Brownatone Rair Dve, 35 Se Doan’« Kidney Pill« Oc. £1 DeWirtt’« Kindey Pills ie Imported Bay Rum Or | . Pepsedent Tooth Paste if Life Ruer soap, Ge; dor. “ | Se (ouch Drops Mentholated Havana Blunis, box 100, $1.98. 5 f: Se Yoaeatan (Chewing (:0m “ Dineen Cigar. hor SO. $1.60 , . ee ee a a a be . ona - * oie D1? Saal NESE Baas age hs 7 - ae ener een Who ORR POE MAB te Re oct OR get eee a er er | Williams. Will Beco purer soveucceusevewnsneuccocses ceeeenaers : AE SSSR SREB RBBB BeBe BeeE BEES PP wr a Ft OR ERE Pee oi , = : ee! BUILDERS. (Se Zs Teak ns E ree REALTORS and = 7 GLASCO ELECTRIC CoO. Whelesale Distributors of Riddle Fitments to the Dealer \ 721-27 N. Eleventh St. Phone Central 2222 Absolutely $5 and $6 Values! PHONE YOUR NEAREST DEALER FOR A RIDDLE (TRADE-IN) SAVING CERTIFICATE : The dealers names appearing below or any other dealer in your lagality will give you upon request a RIDDLE TRADE- : IN CERTIFICATE which entitles you to this remarkable 25 - SAVING ON ALL RIDDLE FIXTURES. WANENKAMP ELEC. CO. 1421 Burd Av. Telephone FOREST 5479 MACK ELECTRIC co. "7 D. DENNY ELEC. CO. 8743 Rosalie Av. Telephone WEBSTER 1051W WABASH 483W and 2°" OVERLAND ELEC. CO. HAEMMERLE ELEC. co. 913 N. Ninth St. Telephone CENTRAL 4716 William Heike Elec. Co. 3611 N. Eleventh St. ADOLPH WITZIG J. FETTO ELEC. 66, 908 UTAH Telephone Felephone CENTRAL 2925S HUMBOLT 2425R PAUL WENDT ELEC. CO. 0. ROEHL ELECTRIC Ce 4141 W. Florissant 3012 S. Grand BI. 2621 S. Jefferson Telephone VICTOR 1804 4604 Gravois Joseph T. Howard, Mar. Telephone Telephone 9323 MIDLAND AV. Telephone ou ll ssee some RIVERSIDE 4751 GRAND 0275 and 0276 Overiand, Mo. COLFAX 2856 Friday. \ ation iifor : eader- REAL Hat va! Fresh, new Spring mod- ed for’: 7 - renomina- — els just received—ail or- tion he wa pos rank 1 —— dinarily priced at $5 and $6—all offered at one sensationally low price! Come! You'll receive a startling surprise in Hat Savings! a ee ee re a ee ee Swiss Hair Hats Crochet Hats Straw Comb. Silk Comb. 6 See the Lovely Window Display | Reed « Advice second Fio f= Fast s IN THE SUBWAY sthen theme Senna Sale! 1900 Pairs Smart fhe ran z NEW SHOES Marvelous Values at mt, $ ans $16.50 for a 13-plate Exide. There are Exide Batteries for every car, some costing more than $16.50 and some costing even less. No questions asked No one questions Exide quality. It is accepted as the standard for judging batteries the world over. At the present low price, no one can question the economy of buying an Exide—the long-life battery. At Exide dealers everywhere. THE ELECTRIC STORAGE BATTERY CO.. Philadelphia St. Louis Branch. 1058 South Vandeventer Ave. Phone. G Rand 8900 : are eo vc, ra 6 ot is, . =e ; st? * j 7 ; : ; ’ - , - ; D q > > “t a a oa . y; 3 ae . Bey 2 a ae on “<n es |. 5 as Z ee . +a ~ eel ee oe te Ser cae tea ne Cen? ys =o a eo: en ee * = 2a «. EN She 9 ~* “ns aes, - _ - ¥ 8S ge : Bre i - “ag i ee oi ge eo gs 3eaN é A ae RSS ame Wap es Re . akg PR : te ; ri ps ee ook ae. 3 BATTERIES * . PATENT, PARCHMENT KID UNDERLAY Z i Hawe< Friends Worrte? BLONDE, PARCHMENT KID BROWN KID UNDERLAY Four of the Twenty Styles Are Pictured ALTITUDE RECORDS SECONDARY Laenut. Macready says Invisibility Is the Main Obptect GRAY. BLONDE "SEW HAVEN Conn A DARKER SHADE The estabiis ra. UNDERLAY Every Pair Is Perfect Every Pair Made to Our Order CEIresc ese ee aww ee eee ee ewe ee hee eae eee eee Fit, Style, Quality. Guaranteed ' | BLONDE SATIN 1. Sizes 2), to 8 GRAY SATIN _@ AteC BLACK SATIN _ *——_e esse ee ase eas ees , ° 7 Ge oe me «es

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4 CIS Er IRF o-“~% > cate SHOWROOMS | Exhibiting 9 THE PUBLIC THE Com. LETE DISPLAY OF FINE DDLE FIXTURES. itroducing the newest develop. ent in exclusive finishes and deo. ative design effects. ERTIFICATE aquest a RIDDLE TRADE. : IXTURES. IG | J. FETTOELEC. CO. | 908 UTAH | Telephone 25 _ ‘HUMBOLT 2425R eeercereses: | C.CO. ROEHL ELECTRIC Co. sant 2621 S. Jefferson Telephone VICTOR 1804 PATCH ES MST OS — — ~_——— er - a il oon = ae. — Guesee ene et } ey . ° , ¥ : Sen PRE he = SSA DB Ss 9 = Faas Bridge, St Toutes @ * Drawn for tne Poct-Dispa —— tch by Josebh Pennell ALLY Exide. There $s for every car, an $16.50 and even less. asked - It is accepted batteries the low price, no of buying an Exide dealers CO., Philadelphia nter Ave. eee _——_—- —- HES Ce RE a -_———— we educational figure, who has known the Post- Dispatch throughout his public career, says: “T have known and have read the St. Louis Post-Dispatch for over twenty years, and I have always felt that it was entitled to be ranked among the great newpapers of the country. “True to the ideal of its great founder, it is con- cerned in something more than ‘merely publish- ing news.’ It has been and is an effective agency for the expression and moulding of public opin- ion. I have particularly admired its courageous aggressiveness in protecting public interests. ] have not always agreed and do not agree now tions, but the force and definiteness of its H erbert S Hadley— former Republican Governor of Missouri, Chancellor of Wash- ington University, a national political and aC with all its editorial positions on public ques- advocacy and its fairness in being willing to give the other side command approval. “Can we not feel something of renewed confi- dence in American democracy that the Post-Dis- patch by such a policy has won its success and power?” Z foe 1d - ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH N “fw 8 2 2 a4 O F A NnpWwWS PP AO Ee .- + entitled to be ranked among the greal newspapers of the country ° tf p70 A LFS CHANCELLOR WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY Cr Zt) @eaiLiE true greatness of a news- bas ax) paper lies not in fortune, but 294 in usefulness. The press is the greatest instrument of public service, and publicity is our surest safeguard. A newspaper should be respected in all walks of life for courage. It should be esteemed by all parties for fairness. This was the conception of newspaper making projected by Joseph Pulitzer, who in 1878 founded the St. Louis Post-Dispatch, and it is by adherence to these principles the Post-Dispatch has become great. There are many kinds of newspapers in the United States, but this kind alone enjoys the acclaim of thinking men. That the Post-Dispatch is such a news- paper is less credible out of our own mouth than the mouths of others. In the series to follow, eminent Ameri- cans—men who know the press and its function—who know that eternal vigi- lance is indeed the price of liberty—tell what they think of this newspaper. The Post-Dispatch is independently Dem- ocratic; there appears on this page what an eminent Republican thinks of it. t — wo oa Den scree aoe eel aE RT at eer Teen Ne ce a ea al ~ . ec arts 9 56 8 O 8 BS BS 81 36 182-38 :S OB 8 ti bt 1d 8 88 B'S EIS BOM eae eae ek ee Te eae a a a a dT a oe ee ae 2 ehh P tee A TIT LNT NE . os ie wh ° ee ees . re - he a nee - ~* “ ; ieoailtieunadll a se . ee som Ley om PBI RO NP A he LEA DAN Rs ls Alley At eta RN ep TS Nin. RS te MME ek

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nae leas 6m isseeeOe PS Ree ae ha Be he poor ‘ a tee ye - oF " vey i amard : " Xow ae a ¢ ot he =. s fen t — to rew Uiatlé \ \ uT aiges ih t a4 A — A re A ssured of he real ecorc ~ TRESSES lies in thousands of nights ing” (ne nationasiv famous = ~~ “2 ——N some | LANE SRYANT MATERNITY SMAMEWTS SP Pra ORS Sa er ho oA . f i omfort and poise when wear- - , ‘ eae Rien a . ay mentas Vigor. et seur Oran > SS. i Dittering in no ) outward way from the pre- ‘ « . . > . > 3 » ’ > m " a Z- . ~~ w = , - - ® , . » “Gee . . “ me y . - . > ; - . , . Ye 3 = - ~~ . _ i : . é ' : » P me Nes. x 2 9 - . ? : i ar 7 7} > a a« : ¢ » ~ ~ » = : ‘ ase . _ " : > - ‘« “a 7 . “« = ~ a ‘ é actually co n- . » 7 SNe : ~. van ep a3 — “i ti 7 . * cealing condi- , WoL a 7 ; a i | eee = tion. Z ~ 7 . : = : ; .) FOOTFORM HOSE FOR MEN - - o ; ‘ ‘ : ' “- - ‘ . ' onl - - : 7 nV" emsress 22 oie i 350 Weer Weill } A — ; P= Se cen. Bramwell Booth | , CORSETS. ws | Lenniettiineinan ' ABDOMINAL } ' SUPPORT WAR CLOUDS GATHER «| Ear | “S55 | . : "halo : | all the Br ” of the " hove MH heat 8 10.50 Ss la Sw — Mm bey NEW YORK MATTRESS CO. ree | — Chicago BOSTON Cleveland a . cll Sizes, — “= as -. > 3 . : —_. > 2 : Ge; Ss t : $3.95 ~~ ~~ = i X or aw Men’s and Boys’ Shees, ba parr , Pittsburgh _Detrox SM. Lovia OR SA VATION AR y = Lac Bee 7 Miasespolis Des Morse ' ‘ ' 4, =p. ean - es oe = ee oe _- : .o ' e @¢ By Leased Wire From the New ! i sal S I : 3 York Bareau of the Post-Dispatets. Be Poy . Vi That closet in which the ok zines are stored, or the hat leads nowhere, or the inf used spare room, can be tram into a really comfortable f Specializes in S lendenzing Apparel x.» ty of five me 2S of ie CU Until you have seen the com ef Distinction selves | ifaw - Oo. wea : . | fixtures designed by Crane, Stout and Regular Sizes in ~ C—O ee 2 space, you may be skeptical. 36.56 eras et: Ss. 6) the Exhibit Rooms today. TWO MORE EON! : eg Re : ; NS ‘ Aly, : Ss ‘ og cs ae = a — Ss SR = Bottle Bacili:, the cause ~>500 FINESTS~ Mie gon »- . we. ~~ ~~ 4 ~*~ . ate ‘ e af 7 . , - 7 See “ . a ete 'e oat +. Out cas to cnece. @ : rt RS : Ss = Jn. -ee proper'’y treated t basa perm @ : s > Rese ee . <tentteodencr te reappear anc oftes - . ee ee m rulent form. «ith pessibie : . Pron of hair or even tota. Dbaidness. i x .¢ trestment to check dandruff re eka : , See ‘3 nstant cleaniimess anc ‘he use jiaSie antiseptic sojuton te Regularly Priced at SO9.i0 es : . a ab : tue disease aad to hea! the er signal! Danxorcrr is a danger si you have plicated. You simply douse it on your scalp, it you should do something about it. full strength, and massage thoroughly. The ee — ffect is antiseptic, cleansing and healing. And soreads by infection YOu will be amazed to see how this treatment, ollowed systematically, combats dandruff. ‘ — vi x % e LOS RATT. RCO * » ‘ SN SS — contact. $ with the common Children. for in- : : hia ; : aucren, Of Moreover, Listerine will not discolor the ‘ *. 7 ‘onan 7 + on ia ~~ en shubhhes TITY? ? * - ee . . . : with Gandruim unti: hair nor will it stain fabrics. on e - % Not only men but women have become seseiadl ain onal 7 7 Pompe “i ameeae ocvoted users of Listerine for this purpose— citi patted ond oft) legit se n, particularly, since bobbed hair has it the possible | seep Se and has made them more con- scious of dandruff if it happened to be present. a Treatment rm ee See 44 & a ms is the systematic 1 f Listerine, ne evening when your scalp shes abl mittee tires chy. Dandruff is probably als ee oe . , ausing the trouble. Apply it generously and ets tate pte cineca nct a | 6CeN Massage vigorously. You will find it a ee ee ee | ee ee ee ee ' oe pear ! oe ass Presi tion to combating dandruff, you will find that eorgette | SS : : 7) ae ee '- it adds that luster and softness to the hair that With Net -_ , ARS eo 1 to r vas dropped a yw © ' —— a ae is SO important a part of being well-groomed. — Eom Brot + ¥E. | is | | apparent! adn | | | . { 2): ) fa “a , : d Lambert Pharmacal Co., St. Louis, U.S.A. | 7 = PLUMBING me of Veerren: 3 CRANE CO., 3 Rach amari. } nr ‘ gives the walmont a a on , : 3 | “ 4 . as ° Beton J ged cre A ccorgeite : | ota t9 prem for a Homse athor and dandruff simply do not get along together at JFL PROS ON eceae tt 7 — - ; c ——— alee * : a SEN + ea

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..* stu - \\\\)iiit) ens i, ~~ WiOGteeere... » ve ‘\ SORTEDORODDODORTERIDDD) a5: |) ; Wii 8 . ay WEL AN) | } ween yun } ic- | = y ' sel SEA S| Nema |) et yi} yh : ereuaneae vate set iT @ \) att Lulu), | 24% ’ 7) ty . “Good Morning” HEN sieep has been sound and peaceful — the kind of sleep you'll on a Red Cross Mattress — then ing 1s welcome. For -;,;u awake t-eyed, refreshed, relaxed — read the day. : f Many good housekeepers have learned that wrinkles and WOrry as -¢]] ta headaches and backache; come from hard, uncomfortable matcec. He2 vt. GO iso aa at. Tesses. 4 economy of RED CROSS MAT. Seem oe Ly = r . Tc. can SSES lies in thousands of nights of whole. » and comfort ee — ‘2s 12 ; aan fw - TF As e 4 . se & J Nad UCailer, NEW YORK MATTRESS CO Chicago BOSTON Cleveland Pittsburgh Derroit St : a Minneapolis . Des Moiees - TR ‘SS ‘W, L. Dougias ” Shoes for Men (secrets every woman | & should know }} OFFEE in the cup can be only as good as it was in the package. Ordinary flavored coffee beans make only ordinary flavored cups of coffee. But fine mountain-grown coffee, like H&K, produces a cup of coffee that is truly superior. The difference can be appre- ciated the minute you taste it. . PAY ns I I See Sen Stee eee. ee ' THURSDAY EVENING, APRIL lo, 1926. - LO ME A ~ = Serre ae wee ee _— I ST.LOUIS POSi- ‘‘We Welcome Your Account Here” (a= All Rooms ST.LOUIS DOCTOR'S ee f (Co @ | = (ape |} Are the special low terms at / ys 4@ n\n “MB bf Can Be Purchased hi Fj Pr. (A arr ae Lar f~ _—4 ‘* ential , oe hBrcaciracitbireectinon: ti — Separately ee | “FURNITURE & MUSICAL INSTRUMEN T=4 pe pone Choice of any two SS Ee ee eee 5 ao rooms shown below im 1105-7-9 OLIVE STREET uM Mreend to nett hampen tee ane el B | Surgical Treatment of _ Woman’s Heart Accom- plished With Aid of Endocardioscope. I + rf a oted including kitchen. spestat prices and terms qu ; i X-RAY DISCLOSES @ All Good Vaiues $6 and $7 on every shoe at the factory, guarantee the guality aad vaiuc. GALL STONES PRESENT oe St. Louis’ Supreme Value! This $650 Quality} °° 3-Room Home Outtit >: pian ea , far Math ° Good Looks— Long Wear ‘Equipment in Both Cases WELL-DRESSED MEN who are patticular | Made After Inventions by about their appearance buy W. L. DovGtas ‘ : } } at Snoes because the high-grade leathers and Faculty Members fine workmanship assure lasting shapeliness Washington U. and long wear. ero The low prices are the esult of savings made special Cable to the Post-Dispatc) possible by manufacturing in large quantities | and Chicago Datly News. | and selling direct from factory-to-wearer eneri toot 18 Basing through 120 W. L. Douglas-owned stores. 1 ile on experiments of two Pictured is one of our popular new models eT ce xe. cents ae" Mean for Spring and Summer wear. Se. Pribrem of Berlin has succee- ee mo ag! " el 5 IC arate isi er: . iO Opera ‘ : r ra. Ss ! , Designed for discriminating women who demand smartest jnave been completely successful styles — priced so low every woman can afford them. Boye’ Shoes at $250 & $4.00 | The Post-Dispatcn in 18323 a}- nounced the invention of or S. Allen. asststant in surgery. of » - dh sien . 17 4 new instrument called the endo- cardioscope, by which operations construction. A very attractive Lridge lamp or floor lamp with sbade and an artistic davenport table, or end table is included. ttle Bacili:. the cause {f Dandruff. liustration Reproduced from Haren s “Diseases of the Si: *’ C. V. Mosbr, Published dru ie @ cisemse difficult to; um ma@syv to check. i688 Proper'y treated ithas & per Wiendency te reappear and oftes ore virulent form, with possible their or even total baldness. © treetrnent to check dandruff re $ coustant cleanhness and the use suitable antiseptic solution te @\ (Ge Ciscase and to hes! the ul! louse it on your scalp, sage thoroughly. The sing and healing: And ee how this treatment, . combats dandruff. will not discolor the TICS. women have become ne for this purpose— nce bobbed hair has nade them more con- ippened to be present, ‘ning when your scalp Dandruff is probably ply it generously and You will find it a e scalp, and in addi- uff, you will find that ftness to the hair that eing well-groomed.— 9., St. Louis, U.S.A. ng together That closet in which the old maga- zines are stored, or the hall-end that leads nowhere, or the infrequently- used spare room, can be transformed into a really comfortable bathroom at very moderate cost. space, you may be skeptical. So visit the Exhibit Rooms today. Observe the variety of beautiful fixtures, the range of sizes. Note how thrifty of room they are. And any responsible plumbing contractor can tell you how low in price these Crane fixtures are for their quality, how their lasting economical service is matched by | Until you have seen the compact new fixtures designed by Crane to save In surprisingly small space | 2-0" Seo. ss ais i ) ' Later in the same year, the yr t You now can have an extra bathroom Seconat: oc the Ansursenn, Sesheall Vai: (ela Association, announced the eme- (n wi . iow, ployment of thé endocardioscope ; ‘a F Crane valves, fittings, and piping. hy Drs. Cutler and Levine of Bos- | / ' i . ton i successful operation upon | : : Not only will the extra bathroom the human heart. The Journal . - mean more comfort, convenience, and . “The operation was directly upon a " | atte: > f . the heart yf 2a nati rt “h -A@ ge- i ; a = —S . health for your family and you. But neta: 2 oe pokeee amd aa | | a S it will definitely add more value to ee ee e = : pcuttir eine constri , aive 1 te a your property than its moderate cost. jrepairing te — _. oes esi | ae —— . terdure was completed. At tl time . a= Decide now to see a_ responsible the operation was repogted the pa- | co || ‘tient had recovered, although it Note the effect of roominess in only seven feet three by four feet ten | SENATE TO VOTE WEDNESDAY and one-half inches. The Mauretania reverse trap closet, C 11008, upon the iiving heart for the re. lief of mitral stenosis, a narrow- one of the valves of the heart. frequently referred to as “heart disease.” | At that time the tnstrument had not heen emploved in operations upon the human heart but had | i § plumbing contractor about trading wy wien th sie wheter the spare room for 2 bathroom. Slide wih at wenedt ta pele manentiy controlling the disease of the hea Then write for a helpful booklet that ~, Eecon4d Aiscoverr referred to takes the mystery out of many plumb. 4g ae - : , nstructor in-surgery at Washing- ing terms. It explains such things as ee wicrmees dak tr Warren twice-fired vitreous china, porcelain et tees siiiin ak Mantel . Hospital. for which they were enamel, and syphon jet. Illustrated + anaes “abe ate hncatot patie with actual floor plans by architects. ) ot the Roente n Ray Society in 4 : ‘ ~F ¢4 19°94. It consisted of the prepara- Every progressive home-owner will tion of the coloring fluld referred This $280 Bedroom Outfit—9 Pieces The unusually high quality and charming appearanre of this Bedroom dd Outfit will make a wonderfel!l appeal te eceonemical furniture buyers. Comprises » superb bow-end bed, dresser, chifforobe, vanity hench, a pair of boudoir lamps, coll spring, mattress and 10 yards of cretonne, 4 feature Of this magnificent Saite is the gold veining and rained ee overlay panels that add immensely to its beauty. > ‘to which disclosed gall stones to want a copy. Sent free on request. itae &.-J*: for the first time and | Ithus greatly aided the diagnosis ON ITALIAN DEBT SETTLEMENT ' Reed Agrees to Date After Declar- } is of twice-fired vitreous china. ing Term-~ “Intolerable Species of Grand Larceny.” ' Led Prese TAD Ys = WASHINGTO? 4 7 r 1} | | Uff ty YZ YY yyy. jag n a T asia f mr neen reached by the pi irninistrat! eaders are | pproving Sf . 5s6 f wa wits Oononents hope to be able to H \ \j te send ack to committee Or re- 0 i ee es sde verterday ‘o| (i ' aie Abeta ranaent for a vote at 2 fr / a OS wy a ee ee eae Seal TH, (Dem. ) of fissourl obitected, de- : ‘ } >i i rine ¢ : 4 eile one ‘ enecies ik eb f - 7 of intolerable grand larceny.” Reed — ra UI, | ee, said that if the agreement were ae oa : ' ty i —. approved the people would repuci- —-—— “i y Gy, 4 j ate the action c - “ongress al ‘ ~~ Wy irman Smoot, of the Finance , ~_- eS, ey Com: ‘tao reached — ompromise Thi S280 Di + QO tfit 11 Pj | Ys The Corwith bath with concealed s Peed and the proposal for a IS . ining utilt-— 1eces : By shower, ( 3308-LA, ¢ of £its- ote Wednesday was mace. i:mbodies such high-quality features as genuine mahogany drawer tening porcelain enamel On 170". a $2 fi interiors, boxed-in drawers with center guides—combination wainet, iS | rie'’a twe-tene walout. Comprises a magnificent buffet, sbloag exten- aion table. 5 upholatered high-back chairs sed host chair—we alse A beautiful fixrure, moderate In + 4 AS fs 4A -_——_ ‘ 7 -. de TP se v , ddd a - ~ ; J Vtg it ike hh, hp AALLLL ALA LS . Z VSG SPA, St ttSII Yigg Yay LST, tits “YN Yi Ji Z : é Ooty / StSA, 7 Vist, fh, iy Ig Wy iss YH bP pk ae A JI ix sf Op POLL y Pd fs At di Md Tare. ja yt ig ra j NT 2, ia a price. ihe graceful sMajesty 4 DO Ye ADVERTISEMENT lavatory, C2002-S3, 15 ir, Cae M-K BREAKS UP A W k incinde an adtractive buffet mirror and a pair of beautifal torchere ee lanipe ae 4-10" ' 4, JL AS 2 SSIS A (hide dt phidd i fg ie ede Jts/? This Wonderful Fully Complete } t ? . }, ¢ a ] ' ak uY 2 ¢Oia yermiz: s , 4 ? Ty} ’ , ro manie cy} @ ‘ nre. ert Pue i, Ba 6 i “a. 4 AA x lau Pp qi! e it e g nyo oettTer nea . . * re 3 memm~mnrnn , ing agents for coids and preum A * . _— s? “* \F — ann i “2a %*% @ i; fesse id gies vi oh a4 : * : 3 a ae > ‘ P °* tT a an en Cee ¥ PLUMBING AND HEATING MATERIALS Oe cae sana CRANE CO.. 30 SOUTH 16TH STREET, ST. LOUIS, MO. 4 = ba | on 7 er Branches 11 All Princrpal Cities © Lg nel Ane ‘ V-K bef ro TeA- Consulta responsible plumbing contractor. It pays! sae, Shecesinats a8 SS io aed K re oamo } ais | The j 2u- , ’ ’ Bs an ‘op : cets are the reliabie ieisa. 1 De FRNIGHT waste a5 the quick-draim Securo. VK Wentho wil! + » f os 4 rT ~~ KITCHEN OUTFIT Is Included in Our Magnificent $398 3-Room Outfit Everything necessary in a modern kitchen ts tneiaded in this complete Kitchen Outfit. Comprises a durably con’ structed gas range. enameled kitchen tabic and chaira, con- venientliy arranged kitchen cabinet (or refrigerator), and 10 yards of fioortex. This is indeed a Kitchen Ougtit that wil] meet with your utmost approval. 5.3 Nec ia x At A "uk : ain eR Ae a a a ee eee Pee ee ee . o “Fr 2 ’ ° . os , . Kuv at any drug s.ore as . <— _ Sm Y +o @ eo TL Afentho- Krecamo Co., Cinton, Lu

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6 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH THURSDAY EVENING, APRIL 15, 1926. | ’ “ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ND 'signed to take the place of the ukulele in the endeavors of new | ' } Turkey to rejuvenate its old music | your grocer has | ; } — ae . 7 } ton the itchi d ment was suggested by members fie ceo, would stop ‘in ItCAING ane of one of the clubs, who expressed | bE e i : heals skin eruptions like magic. At| obtain Government funds for eree- | THE PEPPY BRAN FOOD) : if _& all druggists—50c. ition of a postoffice building, (I I I In ONS | apa a ——— Y if a = =~ Hoe “nat PA Makers of these 27 leading | Hee he wey washers recommend Rinso re Sage aS Ss for its safety and for a a 2 ee FE he cleaner, whiter wash. 4 “ ‘s 5 “¥ ae. ee . 4% ®- Le ON See Bit _ Ser 22 & A. B.C. ; & & = Ste +e s AMERICAN BEAUTY e * : .. wits , ™ HART-PARR os od fees x RS Ss HOLLAND MAID %, “e | - Se RS | LAUN-DRY-ETTE : if we . ge MASTER im MEADOWS MEADOW LARK 1900 CATARACT ‘7 ONE MINUTE - ROTAREX m3 SAVAGE pee. SUNNYSUDS a 4 SUNBEAM-SURF sins UNIVERSAL ao) & Voss an 4 Se WASHRITE i } £ ee | WHIRLPOOL aie: | WOODROW ! : Xt A : . & ae > ;3 fo | / ie ' a _¢ & & ey Es a ——— E—— * vee? ~~ =—- ew ae eer eer Se ee | FF © * fe aif _* ~ ton Pr P " 7 y * rae o "¢ ae mth S08 6 ay os ?” Serene . ne ae ee s ae = heath 3 Se? eee See eS Pe ; eric dias sapien sett tats. ds ERS a ae Ee et + = = « Smit pare epag? ad Oe ee ee ee Wiss FA 2 a f mee Fg ae | ee Se Snow white clothes , ’ tian ghee mg FE : te reat rated sph te tA “ eae ee Pie ne Wee. wt cs ae ee Tea ‘ SETHE T SETH OHE TOSS ECHOES SEES S Es BEET EOE EO Oe aS the big package phi ad LS AEP OPT IC A AM om * as pe Mee oa bs Daina —— ae ee ot ‘The Granulated Soap- ‘Washes Clothes Whiter a ek nner Ft hall rahe ae & ; e | | -this safe easy wa ane ae itch te ; ’ al : In machine or tub, your week’s wash ie | : comes cleaner than you’ve ever seen ude . ; — ia it—no matter how hard the water. | au . : WY — — come out spotless! _— they float right off. Savesall hard work. - es 3 ; } : , a ! - ne ° —s ee er ee them See how wonderfully white and clean rae | : You don’t know how sweet and fra- clothes come out! If they arevery soiled, . iit] & P grant the wash can get until you’ve tried just soak them an hour or two in Rinso | eg : this new way. Clothes getcleanerthan suds before using machine—and you hae | . you — set — mel other soap won't need to do a bit of hard rubbing. 7a | —whiter than w 7 if ° a * man washboard rubbing could That’s why the makers of 27 leading a . ; washing machines recommend Rinso— : No matter how soiled the clothes or also because it contains no acids or 4 how heavy the wash—every piece comes _ bleaches to injure white clothes or fast ; out white and dazzling in lesstime than colors. * ever before. Plain bar soaps never gave | ‘ | ; such wonderful results. Nor washing | For hand washing, too : powders. Nor mere bar soap in chips. : Millions who do their wash by hand . nd Rinso indispensable. For Rinso does : It’s all dnctaas need on washday all the hard work. Saves you—saves . sn wn yo * tub washing, your clothes—saves your hands. wat = 7 : - ong ater or soft—all you need is Use Rinso next washday. See how : : much time and strength it saves, how « It s an amazing new kind of soap— much whiter the clothes get. Get Rinso : granuated! It loosens dirt and stains so —_— today; follow easy directions on package. " Bouaranteed by the makers of Lux ‘ : Lever Bros. Co. 2 SIZCS— : : | most women use | eee eKee ee eK KK KF TYLER 3028 N. GRAND 4969 DELMAR FOREST 5832 B14 NN, S12 TH ome HIZO LOCUST FT. eT 3660 ANCH 7164. M MAIN 4847—MAIN 4848 MN | | Hn eee eH EL \ | + A ee emer ti Order—Order Yours Now! _ In stock now, ready for | ALuburn—1925 5-Passenger Sedan Buick—1925-6 Standard Coupe Buick—1925-6 Coach & Sedan Cadillac—1925-6 Sedan ( handler—1925-6 Coach & Sedan Chrysier—1925-6 Coach & Sedan Cleveland—1925-6 Coach & Sedan Diana—1926 (Coupe, Coach, Sedan Dodge—1925-6 Coupe, Coach and Sedan Essex—1922-6 Coach Flint—1925 Sedan Hudson—1925-6 Brougham, Sedan Hudsen—192"2-6 Coach dewett—1925-6 Broug. & Coach ( Willys-Kauight—1925-6 Sedan Willys-Knight 1926 Touring Coupe ......... 4.95 | ee SORE 6. sai chew delivery. Maxrwell—-1925 Coupe, Coach and ~ Nash—1925-6 Coach & Sedan | Tuder Sedan... 7.95 | Oakliand—1925-6 Coach & Sedan Oldsmobile—1925-6 Coach, Sedan Overland—1925-6 Coach & Sedaa Reo-— 1925-6 Sedan For Chevrolets | Values. ° $18.50 Bumperettes | $23.00 Bumperettes Ricken backer—1923-6 Sedan Rollin—1925 Sedan RE Gc ua $9.85 ) Star—1925 Coach & Sedans qe | ¢ ux well | For Fords _—_—_—s— Triple-Bar Bumpers | Double-Bar Bumpers r 4 | Meee—1926 Coupe, Coach, Sedan | Ford Coupe .. $3.95 _ Closed - end triple- bar Closed - end double - bar, End type 1%-inch Bump- — | saucor, AUTO BUM Spring steel, double and triple bar nickel-plated Bumpers, made ef F heat-treated and tempered selected bar steel. Fittings designed for Made Complete With the various cars to insure perfect fit—no rattle or vibration. Every Bumper Guaranteed Against Breahage SPRING STEEL ; 9, A we ee” ia Bumpers for all weight! Bumpers for medium and ers for Fords, Chevrolets. heavy weight cars. All Fordor Sedan . 8.95 All $28.00 $14 9 | All $18.50 $9 2 $14.50 V alues a Values. . Studebaker—1925 Coupe & Coach | Cogch _.... 8.95 1 %-in. for Fords, Chev- Studebaker—~1926 Brougham ri 134-inch for Buicks, Hudson, ¢ ° . h rolets, closed cars; -$6.95 Flint and 9 “5 | | $10 other cars Double-Bar Bumpers PERS BUMPERS ‘$5.95 f ————, ALL-BRASS RADIATORS Honeycomb Type FOR FORDS— Reg. $15 Value, $8.7 Without Shell 1934-25 Fords, $1.00 Additional A TREMENDOUS AND SENSATIONAL SALE OF - One Carload Interchangeable—Replacement Fenders FOR FORDS These Fenders aré made of heavy 20-gauge auto mobile steel, cold drawn; finished two coats gloss - black enamel. Strong, durable and rattleproof, and : 3 ae 3 bber Case Ford Dust Shields & i 3 eo nga nape eA $3.50 stag oe cn $2.35 Pa. cor a bee 1917-25 Ford Rear Fenders AUTO BATTERIES 7 e re Azures ee te OEE Except 1924-25 uaranteed for .§ ver Ford Running Boards AE “th Ws 3 w ices $2.50 Regular $ 45 2: 8 yee 5 Gloss Black — $1.45 8 . ee . 1924-25 Ford Rear Fenders — “ 9 g Novelty ane 4 $3.50 One Dollar Allowed jes dia , d Straws $1.00 allowed off above price for any radiator. WIPERS car. Reg. $5 Value, on $ | 65 Sale, at. . e : This Wiper operates off the © exhaust manifold or the vwac- wurm. A real motor car necessity. Can be installed on any 1924-25 COUPE, $1.00 ———-1917.25 FORDS fan rh, $@Q85 | (Except 1924-25 Coupe) at, Far Get. ....:.; FENDERS guaranteed to fit. 1917-25 Ford Front Fenders Old Battery FULLY CHARGED, Brand-New the Peak ADDITIONAL AUTOMATIC HERCULES RIM TOOLS | WINDSHIELD ; A real $6.50 value on sale at 3.95 ; Extra st » serviceable Vise; steel jaws and the-screwed steel | main screw; a wonderful rgain. Regular sav «$1.49 QR ccccocesoesses instantly lecks and unlecks any make of split rim, without injuring the tire or rim. Wery simple and easy to operate. Fits into any tool box. REPLACEMENT PARTS For Alemite Systems “ Starts instant cooling. 4 eokae : eit, to prevent overheating of motors. — A powerful, efficient labor-saving Rim Tool, that Straight Fittings .10c Grease Guns .. .$1.00/ Quickly and easily installed. 3 COMPLETE STOCK—ALL SIZE FITTINGS | on Sale at READY FOR USE J Water Pump FOR FORDS i jz | | Send Us Your Mail Orders | \, “RICE R SQ ARecke? de Elbow Fittings 20c Plexible Hose .. $1.25) Regular $3.50 value $7 297 [Open Daily Tul8 P.M.| | lool Sunday Till P.M. | | Cpndop PPLYCO. |s... "| $1.89 eeececeugeEgogo eo oR eee EE & & wD Fine, ,well- ’ const ructed Grinder, with cut gears set inte enclosed dustproof case. ek. et <<“ reaee x*eeee*

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RIVERSIDE Hlland —_——- ry j } f cast! we FETTP PREECE if ( ie} « ccessories at prices OO S.GRAND GRAND 852! 32 GRAVOIS AVE. 3080 MANCHESTER 2140 D) STORES “@E THURSDAY. EXENING, APRIL 15, 1926. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | 19 ST.LOUIS POST-DISrarcH x 4 € > ‘5738 740 5742 oving Om 2 ; > & s & x ed = he - . % Easton PACKING A SPECIALTY Honor Farmer for Sailing Feat. Bey | eee "= |TRUNGLE MENACES Storage C Phone By the Associated Press. ° Inc. 5-9-7-0 Pidgeon, Iowa farmer and book- re- Bonded taught navigator, last night of SEND your WANT AD to the POST-DISPATCH and GET RESULTS—3-time Ads ALMOST CERTAIN for ANYTHING. world in a 35-foot yawl. _celved the Blue Water Meda! ithe Cruising Club of America for, ‘his exploit in sailing around | the ONY SER Re PNT FF Ba i r RF: Regios Spee EH 4 Sy rah aN ea Mi Ses Ao : , ‘ innit ae ae ae oe ae 2 2 2 oe ~*~ 14.95 | $20.45 : Standard Make 30x3\% Clincher CORD | TIRE $6.45 . R.25 We Are Not Permitted te Advertise Manufacturer's Name. Wabash "Midnight Limited” Latest departure for Chicago eS ae as oP oe Oe oe ee ee ee oe " ee i wi . i) ae L Beynee ected ~ > el Bumpers Double-Bar Bumpers double - bar, End type 1%2-inch Bump- medium and ers for Fords, Chevrolets. $9.25 40 = $5.95 $23.00 Bumperettes 134-inch for Buicks, Hudson, Reo, $10.95 ats gloss | enders $3 50 6-Volt Rubber Case Fenders AUTO BATTERIES $2.50 Regular $ , 4 5 $18.50 Fenders he ue for | One Dollar Feet Exchange Price Allowed for Any Old Battery FULLY CHARGED, READY FOR USE Water Pump ge FOR Starts instant FORDS cooling. Guaranteed to prevent overheating of motors. .$1.00 | Quickly and easily installed. on Sale at . $1.25 | Regular $3.50 Tied 29 | " Tool | Grinder aoe Fine, well. €c © net ructed Grinder, with cut gears set into enclosed dustproof case. > Regular $3.00 value, on sale $1 89 | : | Plain Azures Lapover : Azures Novelty Straws , ? group: $1.95. SONNENFELDS 610 to 618 Washington Avenue styles and color without a doubt w oe be al *) | A ee ee. LA | Brand-New Models That Attain the Peak of Value-Giving ! > ma Open Straws Soft Hemps In Every Color 1800 Hats! Can you picture such a tremendous And ALL are brand-new—in loveliest s for ALL occasions —ALL orth MUCH MORE than This low price will tempt many value-wise women to purchase two and three Hats at a time! Head Sizes: Small, Bob, .Medium, Large and Extra Large Head Sizes | 3 se¢ > ) -, ——— ay ne eee oe Se @.. ‘A _— se ay ae 36 9¢- ee tac ma ‘termination in his favor, it was istated the Creve Coeur line might | ; | ‘Contention Over Tiny Tract. It Is Feared, Will Cause Line to Be Cut in. Two. | Continued through operation of | ithe Creve Coeur. line cf? the United | ‘Railways is threatened by legal | contention over a triangle of land. measuring one-eighth of an acre lin its private right of way, at Lack- land road, east of Overland. Henry Laughlin, owner of the, Great Northern Hotel, Chicago, and fowner of about 69 acres north of this triangle, cave the :.ilway the ‘original right of way through his |property in that section, but there l'was a sliarp cusve at Lackland, road requiring motormen to reduce | speed. The late Capt. “obert Mc- ° +. j Culloch, a friend of lLaughiin, | leased the triangle from Laughlin for $1 a veer in 1907, to reduce the | curve. It was provided that either | party could terminate the lease. In 191% Laughlin notified the United Railways to vacate, but this was disregarded. He sued and Ctr- | cuit Judge Wurdeman returned a verdict requiring the raii:way to vacate, An appeal was decided in Laughlin’s favor by Division No. 1 of the Supreme Court of Missouri a 4} last Mondav. (ounse)l for the United Raliiways | said today a rehearing might be asked ir Supreme Court.or that counse] for the company’s receiver imight ask the Federal! Court for instructions in the matter. If Lavnghiin’s suit reaches final de- be cut in two by loss of this little | section of right-of-way. | The origina! right-of-way at | Lackland road was gegtren to the) ep railway by Laughiin as an ease- ment. Since it has been abandoned. | t is understood, Randolph Laugh. | i?, an attorney, son of Henry! Laughlin, wro owned a country | place adjoining the disputed spot! on the south, has asserted a claim to the abondoned strip, as revertirig | to his holding, which he had re- ceived from his father. Randolph Laughiin has solé his)! place to Clarence H. Howard in| behalf of The Principia, a schoo! | jie and Howard are out of the city at present. If the United Rail- wavs cou'd regain the abandoned | future problem might be; strip its , settled. There was testimony in Henry, Laughliin’s suit that the triangle, | (if regained by him, might be rent- ed for about $399 a vear for a fill. ing station or refreshment stand |The United Railways argued thar ihe was entitled to recover value of his triangle but not to take it! back from a utility rendering an. a . Tr . ' - important public service through ts use. ++ ie a ne te ee ee Designer Will Begin Tranemission Between New York and London. Lb é eee iatec }res@ LUNDON, April 15.—Capt. Rich- H. Ranger, designer of the photo-radiogram system by which: photographs have heen trans- mitted guccessfully across the At- Océalu by Wireless, expects Ky : ‘ ~ - d ~t- “+ 7 T . 7 vy to begin a New York and London °% . he ‘ Fo a serv a Wiltain «a iey wWweers ¥ ‘ . 4 , vr >»? 1 ; mor One? > rt His Aidit List ’ aS mons a F -” November, 1924, when photo- gra} s ters framsry itted from + (101 to New York re wepape re 5 A..4 . 33 ? ,.* : _ }- mn . for publi ation, With tne « o-oOpera- ition of the Radio Corporation of | Arerica and the Marconi Wireless Co Associates of Capt. Ranger | ‘estimate that it will cost from $35 | to $19 each to transmit photo-! 5 - ~ . oe “ c graphs, aithough no Gefinite rates be = “aT 17 NICE EXCITED BY ARRESTS Dozen Prominent Hesidents Con- nected With Lspionage Charges. Pr the Asem atec Preer NICE, France, April 15.—The arrest of two Frenchmen here yes- terda y as allie ge] £ I ies has created 'preat excitement. It is reported that further action is imminent, since it has developed that the ar- rest of the two men has resulted in thre c onnertion of a @ozen promi- nent residents of Nice with the spilonage charges Allegations that persons in Italy iving poiice miyiitar and nat aperrete af oue fre - ny o ren | , QO 4 - nH< \ ~ spew OR to t sO to enrmrier t and ; othe friend!. 3 statenie« of o police thet ¢ are not jue nO ed 1 fie¢ @ ¢ co e ft 7 _ oe engethens elief that the cas yy } a“ we ~al Ss tno t e handied ¢ © e Women sStudving Architecture. the Associated Press ae «. ; » y* : 9 £ or" +. Laem, iii. April ——INne + women enrolled in a course s'raight architecture at the Uni- | versity of Illinois take the work " é . 4aetry S rimcei ri! Sf ey \é ta itl Tre PORES iin ities in the protessior The course RP pe " 7 0 as ‘ ‘ is of four years amd leads to a Aegrer of Ba neior of Rrtance ‘ ? 7, 4 iP r - They have the same curricula as 4} _ : ' ‘ 4 ¢ +, e men and are required to dc the same work Instructors in the class claim there is great opportu- ity for women in architecture, ea- . mig i? ’ . ¢ vY necially along the lines of dornes- PY ~ wit + tic arcniteciure. Germans Would Repeal Blue laws BERLIN, April 14.—-The trad and economic party of the Cath- olic states of Bavaria and Wurtem- bure has appealed to the Reichs Minister of Labor to prepare a bill egitimizing throughout Germany | } Tieasure adopted . . . . _ & t, tod ‘ ose states. Sunday labor nov tdden by German iaw. Da " ,* mere re not nerrmitred ir } , 4 : appear between Sunday morning are practically all closed on Sun- | and Monday evening. The shops’ day. GENE COEUR CARS Se WIRELESS PHOTO SERVICE SOON | SEEPS EELE Wick hie -Misinadadanadd | The Sunday Post-Dispatch bas the only color roto magazine in St. Louis. ; _ The Morris Plan and the v Executive $ iy Services offered by The Morris Plan Company tend to increase the morale and efficiency of your employees, both wage earners and salaried wodlian By offering the individual a dignified, business-like way to finance his individual] financial problems, a great deal of nervous worrying is dispelled. Instead of wasting their energy on worry, they are able to use it to the best interests of themselves and of your business. You cannot finance the hase on the part of your employees of household neces. sities, or doctor's bills for new babies, but the Morris Plan can and will do so with the minimum of trouble to you. With the re- sult thet your employees become steadier, better workers. < We will gladly send you further infor- mation if you would like. 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Drst the hair and slp © @€6 ke» must be kept antiseptically po. “to” give® your clean. In addition to soap and 41 oh Seles Be ct on water cleanliness the scalp must jive All druggists and depart- ~ - disinfected—freed from the ment stores have Ed: Pinaud's germs which cause dandruff. Fau de Quinine Hair Tonic The ideal scalp and hair dis Each bottle bears the signature infectant in Ed. Pinaud’s Eaude of Ed. Pinaud. Pinaud Incor- Quinine makes it more effective porated, 90 Fifth Avenue, New in killing dandruff germs than York, ~~ a Ed Pinauds EAU DE QUININE for the hair and scalp ae cai a en rR ; tops and double heels and toes Our Basement Economy Store Is Exclusive Downtown Distributor of the Renowned Buster Brown Hosiery | —In Wide Variety Affording Choice for All Spring Needs @ The remarkable wearing qualities of Buster Brown Hose are so widely known, that many thrifty shoppers buy them season after season—for the whole family. | They're sturdily woven, well dyed, and properly shaped. The silk kinds for women . give the same satisfactory service that the sturdy cotton Stockings for children do q -and our assortments of new styles and colors for Spring and Summer are very complete—here are some of the groups that reveal how economical these Hose are: : i W omen’s Buster Brown Hose ret $1 OO nr Pair amm==m= Colors Good-louking thread silk Hose with serviceable lisle tops and reinforced feet—semi-fashioned, and excellent fitting. In black. white and a pleasing variety of the costume colors that are most fashionable. Children’s Half aad ‘ Men’s Buster Brown Hose Priced, Par | Par 39 C 3 Pairs 25¢ Vers good quality Hose of sllk-and-rayon mixed weave, with 25 Pee sss Turnove: Socks of ' } sie g “3 liale ton ‘ sub) ee! oeg. fay : . Gurable auality mercerized cots liale tops and double heels an4& toes. Have sear in back, forced feet: tn black and sev- ton; in plain colors. “Buster and are obtainable in black and many wanted colors. | eral colors. — ew Men’s Cotton Hose Priced, Pair ~——s for $1.10 Men's “Buster Brown” Hose of searniess combed cotton weave —with ribbed tops an4 rein- Cee Brown’ make. A popular style mee Men’s Lisle Hose Children’s Lisle Priced, Pair Hose 35 The Pair 3 Pairs for $1 84516 Ruster Rrowr seamless mer- erized lisle Hose with ribbed 3 Pairs for $1 ack and colors 7 . eS Seam leas mercerized iisie F*ockK- ings with double heels and toes, AE rene see - - amr mecca m ° . .% . o . . e hiack. white and colors. Buste: Wenen’s Cat- om Size Hose Priced, Pair Women’s Rayon Hose Priced, Pair 5 () ¢? Priced, 5 () Pair. * *« e F : . ) Brown’ Hose of mercer- Seainless Stockings of fine * ' : . , ; J . : ized cotton, with elastic “Buster Brown’ Hose of the popular new rayon weave—with highly , quality highly mercerized ithhed top and douhle ; cotton, with double heele | ribbed tops and © a& lustrous appearance, and of pleasing quality; semi-fashioned: lisle feet: in black only. Woven ; a Ne Ne and toes; in the most | tops and reinforced feet; in black an4@ colors wanted shadea. to fit well. en FAMOUS -~BARR CO. We Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps |. {n contrasting colors. | Infants’ ' Children’s Children’s % Socks Stockings The Pair Priced, Pair DF « 20€. “Buster Brown’ Stockings of , seamless cotton with double 3 Pairs for $1 heels and toes: in black and a | variety of shades, A very prac- “Buster Brown” mercerized cot- | tical kind. ton G@ocks in English ribbed etyle—with turnover cuff tops | r-----—— | Stockings foe A Zoe df} Basemest Economy Store © RI as CR I ae REL E lence camel eae LET TT COE TT NON At RE te ete ile tag

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M0 ie wag ode, » ety nae fetes wee Sane a ees eee are - ee ee ros oe seen shemale inn Rice tat | silerniadaliitest th dieiiadaadaiadie dale aad Siete ee = ee Ae eemamee SRY nip serena : MBG i e. x eB, c A Ap on creme > ape mere a ot ’ >. - ii eae | i} i : : } ' a: sit i : 2 : € aa ; } i if 2 EF SS S ; ee : stiit 4 aif eS rs t aba Pa Sie hse a4 seeet | f oeeee Ee . ; a iby ahi i ST ; te ty Fi 3 ; 4 +4 Re ; 5 4 / ; 3 4 $ a a : | ~s — a aa 0! ont pt eee ae Oy anda sgertied ake, vt ity ~e tiie nee tan oh OS Og seer shen = = athens * id ST.LOUIS POST-DISMATCE ~————- = tre a — Sn ee re —- — SINCE 1853 —THE WORLD'S MOST FAMOUS COMFORT SHOE we THURSDAY. EVENING, APRIL 15, 1926. We ST.LOUIS POSi-DISPATCH — ne tee ee Ne — ee BELIEVED TO H..VE BEEN STOLEN | Spring footwear fever With the new season comes the fever for new fashion- able footwear. But today | women demand comfort as B) | the The arch and well as style—and find them | both in Dr. Kahler shoes. | “Secret Spring,” of his five famous comfort features, gently supports the relieves aching muscles. You feel fresh as a daisy after a hard day of ise shopping. And they wear longer. Try a pair! Dr.KAHLERS SHOES Stylish Shoes Made Comfortable FIGHT-O-THREE LOCUST STREET L:mploye of Indiana Harbor Post- | office Escapes When Truck Stalls Near Jolict, M1, By the Associated Press. CHICAGO, April 15.—An aute- mobile stalled on a hill near Jolict, lil., ended a wild flight from In- diana yesterday following the rob- bery of a mail truck at the rear of the Indiana IHarbor postofiice. The robber escaped after forcing Frank Watson, driver of the truck, whom he had kidnaped at the scene ‘of the holdup, to help push the car into a garage. And with him went . contents of the two mail sacks ltaken from the truck, andy beleved ‘to contain $37,590. Although witnesses said they saw ‘two men hold up Watson and force | him into the automobile, Watson one said only one man wes involved. tie told Joliet police that the bandit ‘offered him $200 if he would keep still and threatened his when he refused. Watson es- ecaped while his captor was talking | Officials of the Federal Reserve 3Zank, which had shipped $37,500 | to an Indiana Harbor bank, were | unable to ascertain whether the | money was in one of the stolen! sacks. The two pouches were re- | covered in a road near Joliet. One | of them was found near the truck | abandoned by the robber and con- | tained more than a score of pieces | of registered mail. The other, which had contained the money, of any newspaper in the Southwest. The Sunday Post-Dispatch has the largest circulation was found ripped on a road lead- | ing from Indiana Harbor to Joliet. | S1ZeS Every year you spend 500 hours washing dishes Save your time —save your hands with Chipso! VEN when you give something less than a half-hour to each dishwashing, and what woman doesn’t give more as a rule—vou spend 500 hours every yeer wash- ing disHes! Cut down’ these 50%) hours—make them pleasanter and easier! You can with Chipso’s thin white flakes. A little Chipso, some hot water —and you have suds, rich, foamy suds —a dishpan full — at once. You need no washing powders to cut the grease and burn your hands. For Chipso dissolves grease with lightning speed. And protects your hands. Chipso contains no strong chem- icals —it is soap—as safe, as fine a soap as you can buy for s SUDs instantly— then quick cleansing, SAFELY! CTE y : QUICK sups every household use—dishwashing, clotheswashing, general cleaning. On washday it saves you all tiresome chipping and melting of heard cake soap. All washboard rubbing, for Chipso soaks free. all dirt and grease. Saves your clothes too. Yet this amazing new soap costs no more than ordinary soap —it will wesh your dishes for a week for 6¢ or do an ordinary weekly washing for 4¢ or less. See Chipso at your grocer’s to- day—notice how much soap you get for a little money—look how large the boxes are. Chipso will Save your time, your strength, your ¢ to a garage man. . amelie ce A DRIVER KIDNAPED, $37, 500 | Store Hours: 9 A.M. to 5:30 P. M. — Saturday Until 6 P. M. FAM OUS-BARR CO, ‘ Ve Give Eagle Stamps and ‘Redeem Full Books for $2.00 in . Ca or $2.50 in Merchandise—Few Restricted Articles Excepted Largest Distributors of Merchandise _ at Retail in Missouri and the West . ] not afford to pass. 300 Coats Stylish Coats of Polair in plain shades, smart mixed ef- fects and plaid patterns. A good variety of styles, includ- Sa ing straightline models. All a2 i Lae oe a aa | oR sie, are trimmed in accord with the newest ideas. In the ) | wanted shades. i. oe @ Eleven hundred garments are in this event, 800 new Spring ‘ Dresses and 300 fashionable Coats. may obtain a Coat and Dress:at the price of one garment— surely an opportunity that economical women and misses can- Attend early Friday for best choice. Friday, a Most Exceptional Opportunity for Women and Misses—This Extraordinary Sale of Coats and Dresses $10 to $12.50 Values—Offered at An offering by which you 800 Dresses Included are Dresses of Flat Crepe, Prints and Georgette, in a wide assortment of new styles and trimmed in various effective ways. Offered in favored light and dark colors. Every one an extra valuc. Basement' Economy Stvure 4 Friday—Select New Headwear Needs From These - Trimmed Hats > $3 Value >). 00 We is. € A group of several hundred Hats, affording a most pleasant choice. Fashioned_of fancy braids and fabric combinatipns and trimmed in many effective ways. The favored colors as well as black are shown in splendid variety. Basement Economy Store A Special Friday Offering of Famo Girdles $2 and $2.50 5s PEE. os ve di So @ Famo Girdles of semi- brocade and fancy striped materials, with elastic sections, some have elastic around the top. A good range of sizes is offered. $1.50 and $2 Corsetalls Corsetalls of fancy materials, lightly boned over the diaphragm as well as in the back. With deep sections of elastic. Side $i. 18 fastening. Good range of sizes at. Basement Economy Store Friday—This Very Important Event for Mothers— ” Sale of Infants’ Wear @ Presenting Spring and Summer needs for little ones at savings that will induce brisk Babies’ Dresses -of good quality nainsook, with lace and embroidery trim- 37 ming. 650c value; special at.. C Tots’ Creepers Creepers of cotton linene with up- plique and fancy embroidered de- signs, in several light 33 GHEGG: FAs 60 oss Se. ew C Embroidered designs. $1.48 to $2.00 values, for, Sacques and Kimonas cashmere Sacques and Kimonas in many ee 27-inch Cotton Flannclette $1.69 to $2.00 Knit Sacques, $1.49 Plain and E mbroidered Pique Pillow Covers. . .69c Children’s 95c to $1.29 Undermuslims.............. . 79c 50c and 59c Saddle-Seat Bloomers. ..............e6. $9c Babies’ 3ic Rubber Pants, each..........ccccccrcce 23u Babies’ $2.50 Comforters, hand-tied .............. $1.49 eS eee ee 450 Children’s $2.00 to $3.00 Sweaters............... $1.48 A AL TT TS NE NER RC Ran en buving. Attend and profit. : Infants’ Gertrudes of muslin, neatly trimmed with dainty lace and embroidery Iinger- tion and edges. 29¢ Ofrervese O86... + 0s20 eu ohes Tots’ Rompers Rompers of tubproof chambray in peg-top style. I*ancy stitched and | - embroidered. 1 to 4 year 43¢ gpabe. - 9G WRIGG ABET, [fae “e thysesiiet ANY yeuset ‘! feiss wins eS a He ¥ clothes, your hands. It is the perfect household soap. | PROCTER & GAMBLE ( INSTANT SUDS_ | for for Sey wash tub 2 washing machine dishpan Chipso is always ready to use. | LZ Sift out dry Chipso flakes oh a right from the box. Run in hot water. Instantly you get rich, foamy suds which do your work in less time—with | less effort. Chipso suds soak out dirt and grease. as v wal SAY X © 19m, by The Procter @ Gambic Co., Clectanstl @ Gingham Apron Dresses that are beau- Popular for short and long Friday, Save on This Popular Rayon Drapery $1.50 and $1.75 Values, Yard. . @ Rich lustrous Drapepy Rayon in striped, floral and small allover, tigured designs. suitable for door and window drapes. 36 They are inches Men’s Shirts co @ 1800 neck-band cotton cured for ished with ocean tons and offered in sizes 14 to 1734. SS Shirts of pongee, specially se- this selling... Fin- pearl but- Basement Curtain Ends Included are Curtain corners, scalloped and fringed Curtains and sample pieces of curtain nets. 15 to 59 ~ ra ee C 'Y Curtain Rods Single brass curved ends, exten- sion Rods with 22 to 40 inch ex- @ Trousers of wool on. 25c value— and + wool - mixed _— | 10c cheviot, cassimere offered at, each...... “eee and Tiaanet. is Rasement Economy Store Gaastan geen tifully hand embroid- curtains. 22¢ ed. They are cut full, ve + sine wh Cwianees . Stitt with neat hems and oe offered in unusually attractive designs and colorings. Sizes 36 to 44. messesses —_ Basement Economy Store Women’s “Ye Olde Tyme”’ Comfort Shoes D omestic Bed Sheets a ee 6 34 Seamless bleached Sheets in 81x99-inch size, finished with @ Black kid Ox- deep hem. Seconds of $I. 29 fords, and one $1.59 grade, each....... and two etrap slippers with 25¢ Percale turn soles, rub- e eee her heeld and Yard-wide shirting and dress- steel arch = sup- Perealcs in light and medium ‘port in shank. patterns. Mill lengths 14c Sizes 3 to 9. of 210 8 VAPGR Tard. .... Basement Economy Store eee ° Shirting Madras . Woven striped corded Madras in Silk Remnants blue, tan, gray or lavender: fast colors. 69%c value. Friday, the Yard. Friday, yard. rr ee eee re 39¢ | @ 1% to 3 yard tiie of printed Silk and sill:-mix- 4 Ye ed weaves in good patterns und color combinations. For scarfs, etc. Basement Economy Store lengths; limit of 10 yards; nn Friday, Avail Yourself of These Important 60c Unbleached Sheeting 81-inch Unbleached Sheeting, of heavy quality, in 2 to 6 yard WONG. 6.6.5 he's 4 eek obo che ks Tea 39c $3.95 Valve mixed patterns. Choice of a riety of shades. Sizes 28 to 42 waist. Men’s Trousers $9.98 , checked and wide va- Basement Offerings F 35 Grade . Satinette $ Yard-wide cotton Satinette in $ 95 black, white and the wanted pas- : tel shades. Plain or self 39 stripes. 69c value, yard... w € Rugs that are Flocked Voile Offered in color mix- Normandy Voile in navy, Copen, tures of tan, brown | and blue with figur- helio and black, with white floek- ed patterns. Mill lengths. SPC VEIUGs. DOPE « ccesianivéces 25c Dress Gingham Axminster Seconds of ideal for many rooms. ed desicns.: 9x12-foot size. \ All are in - Basement 32-inch Dress Gingham in checks, plaids and plain colors. 2 to 8 yard mill leagths. 33C Wa DOES 6 i ok 6k KOR | Ic Basement Economy Store 4 | Inlaid Linoleum _ Sec. $1.55 Grade, Sq. Yd. @ Two-yard wide Inlaid Linoleum of extra heavy grade. 10 equare yards. In lengths of 6 to e Several plones mat rie Nate Bete be *g Sree y a This Week’s E $280 ~~ - 2-Piece Mohair Suites $285 Values $179 Targe davenport and chair Eight with carved frames and a dir lovely mohair upholstery; each plece has loose, re- exter versible cushions with mo- ‘inch hair on one side, brocatelle one on the other. dura - Oe ence a ee LE Re | NT EAE @ Complete with console table, buil Batteries, 5 tested tubes, a storage with lightning arrester. Highly sensitive—with well- made headband—light and comfortable: $1 39 Special, pair... ‘ P Frida Offering The New Console ) Freshman Model 5-F2 With “Pal” Head Phones Deferred Pay -~-may be arranged on ma needs offered during our Week-——thus making the fered available to many m@

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utors of Merchandise tssourit and the West vent for Mother»— | ts’ Wear Summer needs for little ones at wm a , > rsx buving. Attend and profit. Infants’ Gertrudes ith of muslin, neatly trimmed with dainty lace and embroidery inser- C {10m and edges. oe BR a 29¢ | Tots’ Rompers ap- hompers of tubproof chambray in de- peg-top style. Maney stitched and embroidered. 1 to 4 year e > € | Cc SiZCs SVC Vaile onas Pillow Covers ashimere Pique, lawn and dimitv Pillew in many ‘‘overs, plain or trimmed in attractive ways, 95¢ Joe value, each 59¢ nneletie Diapers, dozen. ...,... $1.89 = eseacques, 10 styles......... (eos OSC mbroidcred Pique Pillow Covers. ..69c ES 79c ee $9c ER 23e en e-Get $1.49 nnn big tg 45c on Gwenters...... ..... $1.48 Basement Economy “tore Men’s Shirts cotton cured for 1) ished with ocean pe tons and offered in sizes 14 to li 3s. Basement Men’s Trousers $3.95 Value —~ $ 9.98 LS | Trousers of wool and wool - mixed cheviot, cassimere and flannel. in striped hecked and mixed patterns ‘ Mmice nf ‘wide Va riety of shades, Sizes ye to 42 watst. Basement Rs Axminster Rugs Seconds of $35 Grade ree if tay brown sal ficur- Bes i desicns. Al! are in Ki2-foo size , Hasement Inlaid Linoleum Sec. $1.55 Grade, Sq. Yd. Inlaid heavy In lengths of 6 to i0 square yards. Several pieces match. Basemest @ Two-yard wide Linc'eum of . extra grade. a fee oes ae Ben} rT > Aine ‘ wv THURSDAY.EVENING, APRIL 15, 1926. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH a __ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH car =n = == =e = es om —— ES ens s o Greater Values for Those Wanting to Enhance Home Comforts Friday and Saturday will be the last days to save so extremely on many things that your home undoubtedly requires; consider the profit to be derived from these homefurnishing days and make early Friday selection. The savings are far out of the ordinary. oe Very Desirable Type of . . , ‘ y YP A Timely Special Offering of Well-Built This Week's Extraordinary Furniture “Specials” Include These Electric Percolators “D | Kj 99 R f ‘ Q | igerators 2 8() B : : $8.50 Value O al Ing e I 2 e room Ul eS 6 $46.50 Value, for \— = | €“Thermax” Electric _ —_—— . : Coffee Percolators | —ot Four Pieces—Special at Reap else. with eulck Q °) pumping syst2in. ° Nickeled finish; com- plete with cord and plug. Basement Gallery —_—_—_—_—_—_—_— oe 0) f) a8; ca UM at ee vu ’ | ; Zsa ef | @ his make has many splendid features to recom- | a | , ‘ef bad U mend it to your good judgment—and the model y | Zin S ottered—illustrated here—is a side icing style with ! EZ, j ——— | —_ sem r ange oe —s ~ of ; eS . . celain lining. Cabinet is finished in golden oak— Ne JZ @ The illustration shows the pleasing design of excellently insulated oe 7° sg ee E : | Ci- \ ; i, > M these Suites. but vou must see them to appre © ee > a Sia ! “ “//A_ bow-end bed, 48-inch dresser, with triple mir- This Week—50-Piece uated A ‘i ror. The pieces in this Suite will be sold sep- Dinner Sets iia Hii inet “I aratelv, if desired. ' ” Wi |i oO : Deferred Payments will be arranged ii $ Q 5 $ O 5 : ve é, ie | ‘ ” on any of these furniture ‘specials. a ° ° ap ° ‘2 ow 5 jen TaN a iy here are seventy of these specially purchased 2-Piece Mohair Dining Dining “ Piece Mohai1 sets of American semi-porcelain ware—in Suites Suites Suites Sultes two attractive border patterns. Complete serv- @ Right or left haad oven Ranges of celebrated e $ $475 Values $400 to $450 Values a er ee Sanico make—having 18x20-inch oven with as- $285 Values $300 Values 400 to $475 ni lain finish 179 $179 $295 $24 bestos lining, and white and gray porcelain finish, Lo hod ) with bright nickel-plated trimmings. Simmer S A a ia Lemonade pets burner, automatic lighter, glass footrests and gas avenport rair lright-niec -ainut Suitee: ever: istinctiv erio y, lavenport nd cnair , ‘ Be ee rome, rt, «= --Piwht-plece walnut Suites; Beveral on i ee charming design—uphol- $1.25 Value at connections included. lovely mohair upholstery; ee eee that may be vored walnut. finish and stered-in excellent mohair each piece has loose, re- extended to eight feet, 66- consisting of ten pay ate —both gegen yaa Pan mi ersible cushions wi mo- inch buffet, five chair ¢ eces. A furniture “value cushions } tiv heir on one side, pcneketia ae MEEEEEFEN pieces of coat many will want to soucnes of a yy $4.25 Sweepers $2.40 Stove Ovens ee the other. durable construction. share. crc pit . “Bissell” Carpet Sweepers with revolving One-burner size, with asbestos lining ni rergon — —_ brush and rubber-tired wheels; $3 14 and drop front door with $1 59 . laving itceher an: aa ny feo eg alam UN DI oo Wis his cds Cecncas . giace panel ..«ssrecctneconsns + re = gene ny effect. 400 Sets in the assort- 2 nee ment. $3.75 Ironing Boards Ivory Soap — ss Fifth F1 : Friday Our S1x Day Hometurnishing Event Features an _— “Ridjid” Folding Boards—full size and Megular 6-oz. size of this popular whites ee * very conveniently $ floating Soap; no phone for ° GU «bk 5 hha wine tk hx dew ) ed. Offerin a ot dO / 5() \ elvet Rugs For Fridzy Only—Player 8 2.59 or mail orders filled... 10 62¢ ss : $1.80 Waffle Irons, No. 8 size; high frame........ $1.44 or OLS $2.50 Poultry Wire, 75-ft. rolls; 48 inches high..... $2.14 | Sj S ai mer $5.10 “Old English” Waxing Outfits ........... $2.79 - 1ze— eee ar... is $2.25 Gal. “Pure” brand Ready-Mixed Paint...... $1.80 : 9x12-Foot Pp -) a LE ith “a os ead $11.50 Ball-Bearing Lawn Mowers, 16-inch......... $9.71 , ° ‘ - umbels 75c Garbage Cans, with cover: galvanized, .........55¢ @ Scamless Velvet Rugs of room-size—kinds —=? Wi ewln acnines eA | 4 @ shadow and filet q Floor Lamps or new Regular $55 « weave Curtains that and distinctive types Val f . Mode] 5-F2 T’resh- | will be charmingly et- hy a ¥ 1 a] 2 artistic ad ue, or ee man Radio Receiving | tective in many rooms wood or wroug ht . ee wen ti ae | —#0 to 45 inches wide Pa metal bases delicately nany are wanting-— a, PS ay , Lane oe nc a value that is | id 7 a — long ,@! tinted and poi gst @ A two-day event of utmost importance to many women who sew—pre- highly exceptional. . ith straight or scal- | with top finial an senting a saving not apt to be duplicated again this season. Brand-new port- : “10° eneaker 2 Rayovac B ALE , Moped bottoms finished it glass drops; the color- able Electric Sewing Machines built by the Domestic Co.—Splendidly effi- ¢ Complete with console table, built-in spea ae ‘ oe i. : RS See ton Aone tg) with three-inch bullion na ful silk shades. in vari- dent. with long chutele and ‘bullt-ec'‘mestes, . Comeleus ail a: ae oe oe: é —— or amid aaa 7 | Tia That ES a wud styles, add com- attachments and a walnut-finished, dust proot carrying case and fully with lightning arrester. —{N\ — yee ot beauty guaranteed. ° to these Lamps. ! “Pal” Heall Phones Radio Tubes $2.50 Ruffled Curtains ; Very easy terms—$5 cash and balance in : | ) | ¢ Special, ~ 2.50 Boudoir Lamps smal] monthly payments—make this oppor- Higt:! iti j Guaranteed Radio Tubes o ¥ a) y ily sensitive—with well- wuaran . sega ial Pe... os wae ¢ : : made er el ee and °O1A type, offered, while 150 es 5 —_-with mahogany bases and taree styles of silk tunity even more unusua,. comfortable: last, special, 59 White grenadine arcane with colored o: shades in blue, rose, taupe or gold. A $] 45 Sisath Fleer metal, pair....... $1.39 ia ys neu 2 ee « C ished with full ruffles and complete with ma « = dainty light—complete at...----- “Fifth FI : - Sixth Floor Ideal for bedrooms and nurseries. Fitth Fleer t oor Store Hours: 9 A.M. 30 P.M. Daily—Open Saturday Until 6 P. M. ; A.M. to 9 — 3 Window Awnings Deferred Payments . $5.60 Value, Each $4 ua ——— " YN rf household pw q Hood-styl: Awnings of blue-and-witfe, ——may Kis za — a ee nee brown-and-white. green-and-white ané@ -tan- meee Orreres ccna fr Menge laa” wh. and-white striped duck, mounted on tren ey ——ithe = maki fi sy me m Savings : ® frame. and finished with scalloped bottom fered available to many more. . Fifth Fleer We Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps ; oa a a = - - ’ ; ’ ‘ a) ' ; ‘

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ST.LOUIS POST-OISPATCE THURSDAY EVENING, APR 15, 926. * * _ST LOUIS POS1-OISPATCH: ——— Store Hours: 9 A.M. to 5:30 P.M. Daily—Open Saturday Until 6 P. M. “Tosca” Recital Friday eee | Surety Silk Hose yf You Are Cordially Invited . u re : Splendid Value, $1.95 : Srreiial ptaes enki Sseeas: Comann Bnd oo . _ | : tk .'or yor i here «3 sents “losca"—and from 12:39 to 1:30 you ~~ | mi ; Si ret j i Op Hose (sold he ~ may hes select ons from this opera played “is 4 The Politi Un hite al 12 Ly “if o ‘ f sheer scrvice weight : Panatrope anc Ortho- - X : ’ - j ; ' pe ag ; , :} nic mcrtre im the a Pa” a) + w q > . Pee Main tleer es ‘ " as ; erry A / nei iroest Distrrhut ors of Pre hand Ay otitis: appaactoes a ifit/ id Ncdecn iis t Bes AS Fy ; . Music Salon—VSixth Fleer = 7 Rest tricted Articles Except tt Retail w>AMissourt and the es - a rurtis, Senate Lea Friday—Home Sewers Will Be Interested in These | ae Fed U Dp With € s A Remarkable Offering—One of Spring’s Outstanding Opportunities to Select . | * a r F | x Many Choice Remnants "iioe eerie sag . “We soand Listened to lamin Exe / f f IC S b) —Usable Lengths—at Savings of....... “BE sTime Next Session. | @ silks, woolens, lining tabrics and wash goods in usable lengths—all from | ‘ ~ CHARL 2LES MIC HELSON. tee, and Cx ? og re; | Sipe re mi epee Be aie ~~ ee a se pt tLe CSN my ans) eee 1 ie chaecigtabs.! Pie case sett ’ acaients anteuanen TS Sea hice aaa ae ote antes il POE 1 } ! ] ? ; ? : r liar assortments and imciuding plain and tancv weaves—aiso many BB saff Correspondent 0! the New oo en ot the lat : hat may be used for several purposes | Bisork World and Po-~ -Dispatch. . a : : : : ; : ; ake a ae Chil nga ; — INGTON. April 15.—4’ur- heid over: I Offered for the First Time Friday—Extreme Values at | ee os | : Be cansas will not be the offi- not because . Be: le jeader i the Republican Sena- being able te Ps He probably but to spare 31.98 Combination Plaids [Wee i... cuir berore now were election the : ; a a the fa a REN Figg II ah A Ae ROL i that he is up resentment, this’ vear and this one state : g time ne dispiay of dis- ¢ dissatisfaction. Brook har’ and in stead of Daniel shouldered . 4 Brookhart's Democratic The Se ’ , 7 + ought to mark the politician »4-Inch Black Crepe Striped Broadcloth ee cine in the relations: be- > Samm : he Administra- die the p ’ Special, S ») 69 $1.98 Value, . « Phy. nag IE soeiaia has been long the future, ee SST ITT es CR ee - ery . q a OY BAM hy ‘ r Ee Ore, OES TT ea et ee, a ii — “soy Pail Bre... . ‘ ' ‘are bitcal "Aa dclath ; a - the Seni: Sena ol ‘rom ree ~ ’ ; s ‘ a ‘ a : 4 id in €¢tTe@ com " ‘ @ We doubtit the Spr season Nas Orou f a m0! rorita dit IQ | . ERAN RE PEE Nees » ten weer lis for men’s ‘anneal ell : paees soldier, and no nurser of | Brookhart a jua a tS OL Val i S. Bet LOT - S. i wr as ? vai ‘ oo s ier | ax of new Frocks tor 9 ouses, slips and’ oth pring appare! ouses and frocks—launders . but even a goed selgier | SS : ¢ . Cae ial per- ; trad of being snubbed. of’ lence to Rog. x : : ae , : j x fe : ie ge itr i ss e i j F i s » i * . : - ,* s a pe hs * will mect practically anv adavtime need. hed LI tills | Third Fleer- jing fights against which he. Most valw : | a -l- ah] : ani ; iced and he must be driven; pects. \} Wi > cP QO A) se ¢ 9 Pa) a. 7 nee ‘ 2 a Y oy > at & j : advis a. - Vi ul ll enthuse lf \ u VW iT) t a' ~ oA I balk i 2 at) itt et ; \ | 4 iy 9 ask what use there 12 in He has In sports and street Fr actioning as field captain when troubles: selection 1s bound tO 1m Dr Css Vou il] = a . ~ -+* + - ~ } " é + - my ne : 5 . in this assortment is ordinari! rth mucl O1 | ~ © Wiertis is tires having President substaptial} ° ‘ « ‘ " y + : : - ; : ioe’ s dé , eer djrections= After th i ; . id — P 7 i : t ulier ~Of ‘@ likely to Smart Footwear. as ates . fl ‘Session About Over Anyhow. | the presidell | Me ssion is about « oY ing the beat major operations describes S C a e concerned, and -the next. On@ That is some $7 Value, a i Lf BB he Democratic, whieh indieat- | pound: loots rel : > af J, : ' eri]! irti rn eel, is due ft means © Special ee / it MER the overruling of bis plans and safely in os : ‘ md Aesire ty year terri... leader when tation fre March unde? pedy else,” ’ “ b . 7 |} f Jerea } rmM “\T | ang #4 i 2 a ) f . : - ; : Women’s, Misses’ and Extra Sizes, 14 to 52', en : ps a : “Sgt i sn chee eel — ° Fourth Fleer OW, disO IMstep raps | Pace wet am uncerias qi _ 4 mange tie z a ne c , ; i ae _ me. > o ays M Pte ee ee i- -S * ee 25 Popular Fabrics Frocks of flat crepe, Georgette. crepe de chine and printed crepes—in a diversity of piain |. Spring shades and decidedly pringlii harm that e! new figured and striped pat- the importance of choos! terns that blend lovely colors. uci : ~ - ris es ow 3 could hod / wounds VS a 1| Y’ its ee wokha hn line in 2B future | net ote O L] | rrrency ven if he did not Rave} eZ e. | Piowan's promise to deliver whra incurred . , Beirne Eren a “one half-Re- tien wiem With “Admiral” Hat to-Match | | cas worth mere ieee) aan posee than no R-- rode over. Special 45 wee Cae can at all. Undoubtedly Cur-| even tet Frid Ae Pee Presented this phase of the ~| Sifce ame rid Vv fs io MI Coolidge. but ff i!) phe chair ; Se rai the Presidert | zation. : :* tinn toa his coun sel. ) Ther ha Young f,nard vs. Old c,uard. and are £ nies "ce President appears 9° «her can” | irect commMUD'- | president, ne oN : : | cows from the leader. | iked and : “Bpeiae eu te af eo i rse. knew when the r idence of Butier’a l4- campaign roung Guard” dgainst | 1} | : Po 2 The O14 Guard gener- NEW a All sizes for | : Beey toed by Curtis, rst beeause | fellows—3 to 8 : Ry hai the same practical view ; 4 Pthe ‘ieal eonsiderations in- Second Ff leer ' : haa? ref -condliy. because >“ it et es " a tt ORR Ser eT A; ARE et PF be “4 Kgs, rf Ly * eh A Pale De ol ot 1 OD id tah 5 se ad ae -22'> e N aha i ee . i ic y ae es % ia te ie Z ag oe” hae Se : Pe Pe By ? - “4 ws tee ian) a -¥ iat ‘ys 7) Ca ial od pes’ ) 3) , an es = pigs = ; ie Some in &e. Uke ted Sioeake a EC ee Me ae, eee f : Be Sy $3... FE: Px ptr xh rites Be ae ve ores, ~ ng Nas Pay tt ee oe 2 ar Ae yer lagi SH" Soap ALLA AES VPA. EGER BL Re SOF re Te ae 5 aie Si pn BA a are 4 JEFrree y’ | . ” J e a ba al ss e g br god . th snldier-hoe- A net her $ Friday Should Find You Anticipating Your_Needs From THiS § Wihas ors... 40 Mjeveincnd conver- 000 Mint #7 at bnae? OM 8 Le ' coBCTIratio! vesterdagy It Will Please Many Mothers to Choose E'ttect Economy on Special Friday—Boys’ ad C () ] 4 | S Bn impasse became acace 1% SRE ee r Rorah to SS compan Girls Wash Frocks Cotton Sheets Sports Blouses | Sa ~~ tf a eae | $2.50, $2 to $3.50 Values re turned him down flat-/" 4 i | me ‘ Offered ; “Gam we | are turned See —With Matching Bloomers d4.20 316 oa . : y - | etc . $12,500 4 : a a € ¥ 4 } | : i aoe ee ™“™ “ a " ' 5 a > Special | .ve ures pete : B r | , eon. bin Seasaencs ‘are to = 2 ' Ue : “ E me: lie Th eae Senara*s | eadership tle A A A nt sg Svat rin a Sept . SOR ath . pre AG RAIS oF ey - Sis PRBS ice DO etgiernxcoud Oe een eens coves | 9 i. EE Ses ee, ie ae " ee RRS a a ee See RS th OT NN a tes ae oe prio Pee alg 000 ant and toe w hieo a eet Sellen Be a — °® Many impertant come ov os am > Foe he ee yes . ia " ” a leneini 2 Tae Nd aA Wigitos . ee ie Ne te ee A cant sh taneny ae ‘ = a 9g Bol dewere Remnants Boys Pajamas ind it was easy to ir- : - ommittees as contains! $1.1 } at they weuld be hetn- : / secend Flieor oy. . 3 vere getting nto patre- Chir I leer = F ° : j Fee, i = . - ; = , + . . . | ; : j Pre . ‘ . os *? en =" 2 - nor make - “2 " $2.65 os a ait y act aie 4 af Is dl remarn Kabli ¥ special | 3 4 '* Situation and get a rep- Feurth 09 A Remar rkab/! 4 Group ot , Hist | = = : aoe : : rh, . tor the new est Ot Spring : ‘ _ “ zenerosite and sports- For Stout Figures—T hese Li) Fass sag | . . 6 : bidtiy ft {Seem ae : > ana the Varie.ry ang quali- sad done the Hi ‘ > Nore 7 i wae . | Aaa didacy - ; ; . Leathe B 4O = "2 wa 7 > oe: ] if ii nie eo ThIifTe rT 1 h as - B hace Ar ne rr it had of the ¢ Friday—Cunning Sample Models of lsu ( ‘Yen t ~ 2 ! ii ’ lit Piease quite as MUA + on th mtr it ba -3 _ DO OLrsets . | | ————— | - unusualsavings to be cffiCCt- Sawariv: Democrats inte voting for Sonal 9 7 ‘i hy ~~ : zy | 6 6 a, : - i ty = ) ~~ se os } te ckl a 1d . f \lar .. Ok The -eeident listemed diate : ots S8 and $9 oats ; 7 a Special Friday ; 2m Ty oe [o> er 4 “a k ban 3 cpal ote CO | ae a de wen tti pa sani Dead . A. . ~" \ . = . . ’ "7 . a } \ ‘ | | . . 71 > | i . a tT J rt h c ad © t \ ie , ar rhe popula t-la oo) . 7 ; a * ippointese. The Preaident ; 4 ’ . : BAe 46 ey od ; s aan ‘ : , o ? sis - 4. navy Dlue or light shades—all serviceably lined an having IR : ae Pout ‘Sets ; "a pee Ce ’ ; P es e * name again and again: _ peckets: for b: by bors of 1 to 4 and girls of 1 te 8 a e ie ay ot | Oo | — 4 Y English broadcloth. rayon, rayou- Gee q lic : ward to Curti#e that he | Br the o Fy i ae , ‘cmd across dom , Ag ef mixed, woven madras and other | - °“ him to put Warren over; Wasi | ; ' | ” irtie emme 1 - t ti | $1.25 Undermuslins $i Voile yrethe : ti ib . . : —ee QO kinds of Shirts—in plain white, boty oxen Girls” Princess Slips in piain With adorabi ruffled « , ee pe : ‘atin we : St Gita fy ——_ . 3 . lace - trimmed or embroider: and bi mt "s to st - s : ; os : Tate tne be i2) a Lit ns. + aaa r- tan, blue and gray —also self- a: 3 8 \e same thing w tt b TT ai- styles: alee combinations wit) ‘Hades Moet wanted fr PHO PAP or z i etek mies rer 3 colored patterns or contrastingly BS me MeCamant. whe intreduced YET er elastic legs Site + “ le ; Tes o i : , Ae i striped models in many colors eS © °° national politics at the | co ition. Curtis urged that $1.00 — Thira § 79 ie eg ite mene MENS ONE are in tars lot. ae 2 “ain Fleet Sixth Fieer rhird Fleer ae : Be i oan withdrawn. The Preai- a: ' iO8istejeon the nemination goer ~ '8@ face of °n acvrrer Freie — a P’ trom the Judiciary Commit ~ a a Sy eh i Mb AOE, mata Ps og * xe He aes OS SG ARI AE A a iP cM “We et eaeee ee ee — *

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Spb « - % - Hs ng ad . Rteernneer + eeeReeeet. sen eshncs faneees oF 4 . Sees rst et Sebte retest te: + beets eeeeaaets chs tt ttt ttt fete “4 arte: . cae : +" se - very “> “ : 4 bd no 7 S > ° oe one oer eos : coaeeea +s yt sc gees Oe ere: - 2737885 33: pet 3 s” Recital Febday ce ee =a . Ti retdialiy Euchias : | “ST. LOUIS THURSDAY EVENING, APRIL 15, 1926. ve we: Eps 0 ek a 326 soos a _ a te tt —_— a - — - _ - eee Siatnetheseeeeeee ee - ne + Tt ees nebaibnention a me . -- —— . aun sn oan = — _— ~ oo Re see NE ea a tnt hese ea ae ee ee oe - - — —- —_ ~ — a =~ eee ee ae — —— ge at oe — -*e ee Bee — OO AE LOA A ——2e = > | S225 - FThe Political Undertow MAGICGONEFROM FIGHTING ‘LAWLESSNESS IN A BOSS-RIDDEN city MUSSOLINI WSIS ] anatrope and ile a. > apf Mae PaMeo"w"e"s" aM “a2 | : urtis, Senate Leader, __COOLIDGE CHARM, Gen. Butler’s Police ° Co RUINS OF ANGENT Fed Up With Coolidge et ~ PHOENICIAN CITY nS U nN li l k e lt : t 0 — onti n u a Ss Se nat € * = | p ta 1 Nn of G. O. P. | Pinar ii ars ; Rog ~ ’ . | c} Sees and women's sports - rocks; 40 Inches wide and in ich color effects. Special. Yard $] 09 | Voices Astonishment at Possibilities, and Says " : so“: Striped Broadcloth more difticult. As police efficien- | eames Be — ss cy increased and progress was e: eee SO Desert. $1.98 Value. Meer Curtis and the Administra-. dle the present soas to take care of ee ; , : Be Sitio ; oe ' x + re a ‘Oo . + . , ‘ aC. at SaY , sIrecy] "OMOT- oe : oa Perec oe , ag y/ » ' Yard. ie meee, «phat tractu! has been long. the future, but he has taken these Post-Dispatch Bureau. a ~ “ a } gy an : oS Ses % —— ae ——( 4 ED oe, : tough contracts > e . tion politicians hampered and hin-; & ais. Sea 3 ; es: ae by 1 jue g and done th best 29-23 Wratt Building Fe Bt : ee ; i y am oe By the Associated Press | TRIPOLI], Apeil 15.—The cone quest of the desert sections of Month by month the task becami: t ~~ ~ me Senior Senator from Iansas, he could with them -up to the | good soldier, and no nurser of; Brookhart matter. when he took rouch. but even a good soldier! advantage of the President's gj. 2tor McKinley's deteac by Frank L. tired of being snubbed, of lence to vote as seemed to him Smith in the Mlinois Republica. ine hh Silk Broadcloth in WASHINGTON, April *5.—Se2na-| The Civil Service Commission is- sued a public announcement thet they would co-operate by digmiiss- ing policemen found guilty of i: effective ee ? } ’ To ia j =: bitte, “ . ee ae . i , Cg “3 ; ? greed pri 1? da’ hat this ) : —— 2 ig? return to Italy after five days of prt jc is tired of having Presdent Substantia! to zive him ' half promised it. I agreed to fight ; Hi continuous receptions and celebra- PROS RRB ok OS er authority ignores him in is- derstand and sympathize. but until E idge’s desires ci) d directions After the November election “4 first soun din 4 of st ntiment ejnee . I i 5 es Rae a ' - . * Mines 4 oben ea RELIC LI IL SECIS SAA IEAMBEN ES SPP es 50 att he - ii 194 suggests “ creat sleckeninay for an increas UE en clipaebeinaitirs: Speer: ert Saat lan jenny “Meisan a oe P Mj l] : ie : th EERE TS: : ne Yurin his three-month perio olrce ills on the Philadelphi About Over Anyhow. the presidential werd will be feel- /the President had not participate 2 — | : a she in ’ e* police re-districting plan. ronitis ely mad when I see the : . . P | “ . , Se Bocas 1 . 4 ™ . e + ? ‘ « } “- Y a , az ° its “" ? IY " ate } } lee ‘ . y see DEAT, ee tae te nenmntior | istration, and weekly exacted a toll|>-. e We ell nt ed several an Could Select Magistrates which task will be one of the glo- late egqder. ( urtis 1s no % P , - eet. ase eft. tively das - "wai . - ! 8h . ; rlTigquater olice monts © ‘ yu? + ag . Be a Gh oe experienced ‘sims he present | **’ a frectively, desnite the re- iof many lives. kad been entirely | °°" ata ‘ ate =e , pu i ‘ rious pages ef the new Italy. We r srook hart nan tne “resi eka _ “ 7 porter avis) Se f 17-5 P han “ ! , a. ' £@exXtra men on crag oun ig tv Pedistrict oe ale ' ; + , eer 01 vote OKRA ' ie hae | Session: and this goes whether th a ™ 1 use of funds. and »y; Refuses to Advise Police. eHminated. More than 200 dives, 7 eng some — 1. ‘redistricting also helped us to shall force the sand- dunes to re- 4a jicans. and rarely AS | “ie P ‘ tne vigor o ye mPa rer. Sinol! . : nen we deait the deat .ne ere : , , ag : be > | aie | F ae i Democrats win the Senate or no-. a ee It was decided to have a leg masquerading as restaurants, cider] ¢.. 41... ¢im, 3 : : : ;;overcome some of the obstacles treat into the depths of the inte- mNator een ess poepu Wa among T) oi 34 “es P —r position. i : Prniontns Deaths from thet CASE | eliminat . ¢ 4 ; , +4 : : ' its naturel resources, the Duce an- ; . wif 7. . ¢ na narhs a ty : i The 4) "EB 7 ‘ : lees , " > - i : ‘ . ‘ bis i i i sia t ~ « /. | ilwniyia Loy} Oo! ids of hese Stations o " rr - , : . 4 . the Popular a ene eae pernap YO term the country will be only too ; intl- World Court group sees | P. Rotan, a tian who had ses : ceased iwould save the citv hundreds of be districts. Under the new plan, swered, “It is more true. It is a Sts for the gratification ) a ee “ rT) Oniv Vindication fo,y isa): a ffice for 18 vears by virtue ot ! ‘Bee o ' : a ‘| some the ; ‘tant tetrio - = a gratinca of a | pleas d to hand it o him. Ther ee is dtiOn Tor 18o0lation in the : Office 190 i D T ‘thousands of dollars annuetic mn , li of the tmportan districts revelation to me also that every- mare. «ton ‘. . ee , i+ resurt senator Borah put forth affillation with one Wing oO Lif af - oe ee aqowntown would have twe ¢ thing «: ; , ° . i ead Ma “4 ‘the Old (;uaré ray remember its Sa ae € ra il I ui forth , rawn Into r fic ess. INkeep, would enable lis to put chia ait he ] : . ais and LOIN can grow here. as Suit I} : i! i x ° = » a 4343 } , ‘ “* , ae 7 Lie CLL@OT YS ] ] a | f ; hy? 7 ba rs T a : oases . of) if dig cé : P * . : * iti ( e ©£O oO wounds and hink of paying ry) : p T irmnal ! ulletin. Anh | lr the eantime [ was drawn isuf fir jen?! commande} sin each dis ; i ites ree Magistrates. This is by fur the most impor- tf poKnart in line ; ~B eh ey fijt ire ana ne § id ‘Q >¢] ~f ice ‘yy? } + & Tit ¢ ] dis f wurreaous \ rie : ‘ ; ‘$e : j i ¥ vere . «, | ver {go 7. , ; ; , | 1] S r .f 1 { in iin in iD! €)) me | otis overdue Bante of resentment S ! and kee i OF A\lissou l1 hoth urtis ans : into thy, tr f fic muddle T) af fic ‘trict, so that a lieutenant or cap- | " =e Were onan to select the tant day of my Visit to Tripoll. ¢ . ~~ — ‘s . . ‘ + Lasher d ‘ ‘ ' , ‘ “A > a ; ou — Pe s > ~ . > , ‘ P . or Sar Yj ee i> ? y ij a . - > ‘4 “i f te Poet ' I ° -9 . j rvre j sf .2 4 haf ’ . ° - P “4 oF record ‘that the Presidert vation of this highly vocal subject. Chair- propriate $5000 4 y¢ ~“"* |eouncil asked me to take over the! more wards. This would natural- |. . us SR) thal Congressman escort of 15 naval vessels, will take Ty tr ad , . . " ‘3? 7 ; ’ man . ¢] ,f h > = , in ’ . } > ¢*? 5% y ‘ i p24 a dy | S€ . i t } : , a 9] le Y) ¢ “$ on é : | *p@) > : a any attention to this counsel. They have a long score to settle “4? Butler of, the Republican Na- | the servis ot : f'nroblem and solve it—to save the; ly bring two or more ward leaders , , —— we Nare and Hall (president him back to Italy. » . : . : - s aban n. Vin dine f ‘ ee ee eee bse oe i) auibb od thy ‘mn : = y 7 ; . . "s leh ? ++ ; f° ¢ha % 7+ o+* & 1. ; ‘ vy) | Vs ‘ c} ¢ 4 ? LL" ers Kk LV" sy” 4" ¢ ’ ‘ . ’ « : vy? ‘ ‘ ‘ a Saas bh ; | ‘4 deed. the President appears they can square things with thé Walsh to inject the Court ammuni- layed and shelved 1T0 i 7 I agreed and went to work. In- | trict. rhey would fight.each oth- 08 they vere, Kach controlled a his Tripoli visit— devoted primarily oP 7? 3th } 13 ; : s in } +4 ; NVeeo rly: + z " re a | A , ‘> Ad ‘ - ’ Pa “ ‘J ane -, . a ae : 4 ime +a +, 7. le + a t 7 he — © i : - i : Fs f ; -- . , ' sl : Z ; al hat to match. not his views from the leader, /jij,eqg and always resented—even 2/¢ 4nd is far from .happy, for he after the man selected 1Or the Pow. | owed Plans were formulated | A ts Unlikel Hall's Magistrate would issue war- of the ancient city of Leptis Magna oh “isa . ™ : iia f ’ : iS ne inarticentlat ' . ¢ ST dewir hott. had agree ij ty ! : we ; eements nil 3 | rants for ilares e tr e ere . : these Sults ct ally ug! ' i Lis, of co . se. k me \ when Loe v had to nominate 4 nd ] d§ iN} 4 ic Ujisl le as M Ix inie J: hed 5 M. A ; ; A ala trjped out. Some were tound gr e y 1"; ‘Ss tr :. ge roll d _ ~" 1o rast off the cloak of the Cae. | hout the evidence of Butler's lin- campaign for him Other Senators Uneasy. Pee ito be wanting. but finally we hit Then. instead of one lieutenant) "8Fes riends and followers and sar of the new Roman Empire and " 4 at =n] ‘ ‘ ‘ as ‘ ‘ . * 4 ¢ } ¢? | ‘> ii - Li s ac a : ‘% as *. m . = P Z en — ae = 2 ‘ ' . , ae . ay Aan t "ate “1. €) *% goie’ 3 Te | il Lmtlea ‘? ' im hs } ’ are a \ . . ‘ ‘ - ; up ‘the Young Guard" “gainst | ~~ Likewise Oddie of Nevada’ and Magistrates ¥g , : upon a pian that we believed would |in each district we would put two] : aes “te vias "; ae Seue war appear in a role the world little chart id ba 1 ‘ os ' (Camernn ff i7wONnNa « ‘ at ‘harvge *j ners Prougiht in Ol- sein ‘2 ghrp on | rants for places }} s bailiwiclk : nei . . oan a ee NEW ISSUE OF STATE ROAD ~ameron of Arizona are appalled charge prison , solve the problem of economical lieufenants and a e iptain, each of | Politi in Hall aliwick knows, that of a likeable, boyish 2 ‘ - | ‘ é : , le att ‘ ‘ ; : } : ‘ “es } ant = ‘ is . ro? iless ‘ ‘ Tlie eVi- ‘ . Aaa - 4 sic Ai. ai « cA tA * ‘ i , I "1s S eae } or ’ : s : Stood by Curtis, Jirst because | at the lost potency of the “stand- lowing raids, regar : and efficient regulation. Thirty-five | 4 | olltician ith cate fo growl and and very human person. " ‘ + ye . . . ; . li © ' asin . a LTIiCc ; V ‘ ' Se CT e & 2 Ap i i. Ti is safe to predic! the lilinmnois thetr rici le uloGuUus mstructions fort Lee poilicians i pPpo i it aieailidie Tile off \ are raised a terrible dune a x : sey = wt apes ~. - } ¢ ‘4 i ei cyry? > . curt Ty rile —s P " : st eT = " 4 —— 1 +¢ -1OT ~ a7 | funity LO dis: redif Wie tiirough the ne “ : . Peis ket all did likew ime when Tung } Our Needs From ris away hac} IT} the soldjer-ho- Anat he) ° oO eu Of ne 20v.ut PUL COTMe Vil (Cranve rhea DLN COmuUrses Juries itiel their rierpore dit , - + ere = 1 — er 13% Sh] mr “wr arrangemen Special +. : 7 ’ Ineftead of Wearing his «ustom - fra At 1} "| } » Jt mav wreck the Italian debt ‘set- the laws f the commonwealth raubile BYrOwLeM. salt eee ee ee equired in — tatinn | of found out that the station hows . ... den At ihe (leveland conven- 0006 Missour; road bonds were soicd ee: $i i NRA Ti hight si cjsiiaet -eyghgns aagiaaaal iis cuggalis ; f } City Couneil. TI rie ef ee ee in his » ! ! I li rey a Cen Mussolini ' } , acned £7) Em Mune li. ie Hive. . vee . : } }1s ara Was (> ye elle fey : elorks, turnkeys and others, could | neneted wy jled constantly, talked freely Curtis sh th ' tiement Reed of Missouri lost no 5 : ared De OvUSBCTrPAawrt Po ) +* - . ‘ + } ry “2 4° al ¢ : ‘ . ‘ ex. “ ‘+ . ! a 4 é oy . oe by « ? = ’ ‘ ] y th. Old C a ‘° Ww vests rdays bys I] (re ra a) > ra tiny @ iy tfoneeine «aii 1}he secure in the Row Over Slot Machines. iS reirusec rhe Mi Sw, vho Nat lhe «lin inated. and 7) the extra ov- Perm areiy BN ery “ward lender who with the me ml ne Of 1 is nt ruarid i je esp) nm . . . Cn he ‘ & 4 ’ ‘ A ‘ ‘= . . 2 > ° . - ‘ ? +} * it * . 7 i —— : : mis 6 Sep | q*¢ . ¢ . ; . ; © ; oura e Hon — ; ; }- und (“ommissioners. Phe A nmi Senate thot thos. Republica c ho a5 5 1] tho en} d esambli « “lot } rec bhift Lo TAKE thy) inis work and lerh, ad put af polis P worl ' is 0 lone oe | polte ¢* station (le. in h ’ k ’ t} , - , ; ui Callewses, when the vivre . Lei le i} ‘Gan eee ‘ eS _¥" ‘ ead ial ryt . lt eile 4 : , : ! ae , : : sigs , ’ } P : - am ive C1BSc ¢ € who had promised to obtain the} We studied the plan carefulh SRAOLG hat the Mayor halt the Fae , sy! Be books Ot yY. little Fascists in fatherly fashion to a syndicate headed by the Fel- gtand he the Presiden’ will have | | sfa (i : 1} } re id } )) ma \ machines Selzed te\ the poils ‘ i! a . é 1 ; l- . Sn : , , | atte had ; Plan or dismiss me. Politicians Shirts eeemtial impass became acuce - ue 7 a. 3 ' tof studied | Teason of 1} : eral Commerce [rust ] 4% yf. sign of how she T} inois news wags , id ; .ao so i tmmedgilatlely drop} pene Ile | eye yf ] had faken the riatter up ‘ i J et Tif nA \AVSE con- He 1) aod ¢ > , — s,, . atl : . urtis : ‘ ; ‘ iy ‘4 bs . C's sé ee ' “a trae « , , ° AMCTICan ‘ “es ; $2 0, $3 to $3 50 Values : Coolidge ‘ } } = of $3841.98. followed the rest of the Renublic- bein fought o xe COUre, SUF Mayor to appoint a commission to|lengthy written opinion he decided | MOVe Was a proper one. | Ms penta war Setaripe mene ” - AS , iurn ¢ l i] y t Ww i _ x : gc » | i. > |} ~ ‘ »} 'Y ’ t . : . . ’ " ‘cf ae i . ° : Ww 10 * er 4 ~j Past. : ‘ «8 go rn q The sale reduce c ihe unsold pa > ~~ reaction i+ wae decidedly wae. x" eeks ana weeks, Live rea CHV eS svork Mut A solution tha’ * hye recdist) icting cou ad he mit } rhe Ma‘ ? didn f know wint to rm ie nethily desc} ibed the m ~ ‘OOK IS Medicine with-; . the $60.000.000 bond issue to ¢ G T} | Democrats conve rse]y continued in operation, earning a In the meartime I had worked |/into operation by the Director of | ¢9° He was in a terrible predica things he had seen in the last few a} Ing ve One ‘) ia . Ue 5 ; i es iit 1} If emorcr ws | =. i \ ‘ 7 i ii | bij a Atta iiaet t sft \ i : ™ i sa j | ‘ : “- A: —_ F P ere £17" 1,00 000 Anothe: ae, 900.099 are enthusiastic over the prospects daily protit of $15.000 fo: Ther ays 1 plan to remove the. police Publie Safety, without any act of } Ment. for he didn't want to offend ays and the enthusiasm with : ' came 1} hy ‘ =5) * a = . , ‘ 4 , ii «t i 7 . bo i re F ; : : _ é - . ‘ . : . = ’ read ¢ P Zing o8 sam vvill) be sold this veay nd the :e€- wf ajectinge Georce YW. TBRrennan if OWNETS. Phe Court finaliy direct- 'from unde the thurobs of the poli legislation, ordinance of Council or tine potticians rm fac® he- wanted vhich he had been welcomed. . ‘ Lt}? f) the \« on 7. . "ai eo cine i ? ' , *d siesta és ; ; ’ a : . ‘ ’ P , . +} 2 ae ’ . ft hy . ; ; - Lada i 1 Chega a 0) maining $5.000,0060 will be sold n®*.st ae Aedueed the Coolidge influence °da that the machines, being gatii ricians, and. 7 tne sa e time, in- ;approva he Mayor. mp good will for he had eves on At ne ruins of Leptis when ‘a 1 re VAY ohh . > « }y + _— a sails ob x , chan : a . . ‘ il “7 = ; ’ ~ ' , a . , } j . s% ‘ ‘ . 2 *¢* ge » . - ta lin, seh an procknar year ‘ef on the wane bling devices, should le removed terease paorice e% nev HV pracinzg i nevertheless, placed the sug- | the governorship—and -vet he had foreed to climb down a steep ladder 7 King the : " ~ 7? Fs A » l 1} i i | j ; ' : x ‘+? ; : ; ‘ tas oil - 7 pre sin 7 bea ' - = - Ie sm The bonds ent] vesxterda, AL f —— from the ery. They were not Con- werae ' MIEN cry) {fy street Ss 1oes LOTL oe fore Lie Mayor ex pPiaine ‘} personally ippror «i rihe pian im or- a¢ kwards, Mussolini stopped fora “dential race : On - _ , ; time . 24 nld ai ’ terjallv in m } th ' : Moment bviously hie. . = ts z . * ; * ficnatn ae ther, eharild hanrs« Pe?) na i Wold aid mater aii¥Y in ry (ie? hat his sled Tes ar . Doren. OnvVIOol sly oe E Don't Do ft. Said Curtis dated April 1, 1925. and bear intes-j@mith 123.000 Ahead of McKinley fiscated as they should have been. Only 2100 Men Available ser Mahia te A | ) 8. pledges and promises whet] , ee Pe 'rtis strong) ) 'est at the rate of 4% percent. Th«: on Late Returns. but given ample time to get ou , Carryme O nis pi BS Go Gaivor o e people might be carried out } ier to order the photogra- a4 * vas Py r ’ iy ‘PePAMN ry f ’ eo | : : ' 3 R . . i ae at a iota Pian vy ? 1? oc e . ; — "Ine 4 — , . j een ca Riv 3 a. nmended th lare to mature at the rate of- $509 " ine desotinsed Teee wit! tremendous prt fits. if ust he rememberern tha Ou tn polices re politics, and at | What was he to da? phe rs to Pai frain fromm snapping a : ’ rOLLE , Qs . » ? ec | . ‘ r . ; ; 4 > ; 5 gu . ¢ >} ‘\ 7 ¢ " ¢ . ? 5 ? } a i 7 tj & } i : : 5 i , Fas . i P ; no! have ~ ry Senato *l 000 annuall. beginning with 1883 CHICAGO April +2 Frank ’ Thus every step for enforcement of ne eniire ror ce nO] 4°00 men he same me, nerease poiice ef | To Be Contimmed him in that ungainls attitude. but “a a many important come i é r fie - ; : ; gai g ci F : a Ae OO ae Ret Spe toch aD “ 1 — aeementinng ss ese ee ae decided In t} . » i ; : ' . _— « ) iy 7 0°02" a P 7H) 9° > “ a & tg a - - : - te ee rt} 1é negative and sO Con - eBteships, and ir was @asy to ar- and to and including 195". aft Smith has a lead of 125.6005 ove: | tinued his descent while th F : : ‘ a : } 3) a ae | rs . 4 - n ‘ 4 y ? j P 5 Pe’ Such committees as contain: 1 which $2,500,000 of them will m:- Senator MecWinley tor he Repuu-iwho had 79,573 votes, to assure FRENCH BACHELORS’ INCOMES FORD PAYS $2,50 A DAY paid $2.59 for an eight-hour day, around laug} ! fi ! Me thet the. iene Soap ‘ ture in 1942 and the other Se . lican senatorial nomination. withithem nomination as Democratic mere prebebls Shae. ae ae al 2 iaughed and applauded. € | | > 4 Yo eln- : A & . . : ‘ ‘ : 4 ‘ eX. ans be ‘ 7 » » they were o tting pede rw 400,000 in 1843. onlv 437 of the 6053 precincts vf ian for Congressman-at- VIRTUALLY LIMITED T0 $20, 000 FOR LABORERS ON FARM earned hefore me Fart * Guns and Dances. . . : 7 » 4 at? 1b ae : ‘ " ° : awn Ceres , ¢ ? ¢ USO in s trip to Leptias Magna , : anyvlfow, s hy , the State missing larg: These figures were for 3736$ a orage crops for the live steck ee . c > ; “k s . ~s 7 ¥ sm ny not , - tha ‘ ‘ i ial ‘ © hat = a t 43 Ait, 44 . | i ‘ : . = 3 al : ; hi is a remat ably Spee ial f the situation , — Canton Against Foreign Rights. The vote then was: Smith, 599 -. precincts . Prec aes st - Dena t Five Hundred Acres Being Put in) maintained by Ford will be raised. 4 repetition of his triumphal . "s a avon ana get a rep- pny the Associated Press . att P. An Tf ee addition to the usual! ‘ : saad : " reeeption in Tri Lj . : » “ . . 7. e 4 ~ > iLdi Aa SoS t ae ew rest ia -s - - Ee Bed . ; 3 . . > 4 we as ’ a | - : ‘ it , » - 0 . At Tt 1s e To? the newest ot op! me Pon for generosity and sports- “ANTON. April 13 ee oe 599: McKinley, 474.61%. A steadily growing plurality put aes | es Cultivation at Mining Head in addition to the usual crops pro- a ie Pewee! re Khom: rts ind the \ ri lj Mshin? ; } ‘ (CA: », ADSI > 2 OTre1s ; George E. Brennans vote for she Garrett DeForest Kinney of I’. oria grumbling over ne new Bice . 1st pa QoS duce a orn mountain land Ford ‘ VAs on a with Mt salute of 198 ' c 1 adil- Affairs Co iissioner has advised ee ae ;, > werent > Aatned } arliament some « , ' ee as j “¢ guns an: ativ ‘ . ‘ ] \ lne qua l ee 7 i ; | Affair ee * se oe a , Democratic nomination, wit) IPSS 69.244 votes ahead of William RB. ordained rs Parliamen son Baste Pos T | Already has an exteneive farm and “ n ive songs and dances . : : = sa ’ = "ea Tie (ia 4 Py fi ¢ We +} » ‘ ? ‘ > “ht "1é SS10 a o~ 3 ' iy No} (OY? ¢ "> : ij | ll ’ if is Ti > ’ 4 . ’ ' . . ; t 7” : 4 A 2 \ 1h] ple asc quite as much as Pharm - - we y RAG Gon the « Hatra ay veda ~ renga : ™ precincts missing. was 174.472, anl Stratton inthe race for the Repub- Frenchmen are aSKing tt it is the BARBOULCRV (LLE Ik 4 Henry | garden truck plans on his lands »s ” entire population of several fi ‘ ; ~~ ON the contrary t 7 1e fut f purs ts in- , = Sovern nt’s aim to prevent the ; . ; ' ‘ : : UnUSsU als cy Ped by a oo — ses —— i the combined vote of his two oppd- lican nomination lor Siate ircas- Yovernmen’s ain - Pee “a Ford has started a new industry in | '3 the Eastern Kentucky counties, thousand people He also was pre- “ ? Taken ~ cv ‘ ‘ _ . : . ‘.. oa? ,fo +P 7 = be , . . ) ‘ . ‘o 14 4 - * > ° ; sav if), > to be C I rec t- ’ Ativ ] Te. © et Of COn- Qurry +2 VRRtON Since the soul were nents was 62,229 mrer Siete bS6 pereinets remain earning of more than a Ceres c*} ‘ _ ¢ e} a a 4 jabout 150 miles from the site of his sented with another beautiful Ara- ; ’ Mmmorcrat« nto . oti ow for (;ove rniment advocs tes the imme- * a ‘ am Ue1asotr we « ; at t ‘ i . ; e in ; ne igi ' Oun ‘ €)) Tiif , Sf 7 lé ‘) LeU . . Aa , b R he Ne 4 a. scpa ra¢e colla § idee 7 4 ine T ? ioe io TA h OT Sw reat’ t\ uf {s-——var- . Canton officials have ad ; ah pe ¢ j . Democratic Congressman-at-large ‘He con . = + : - ~ >. ‘ . , od ~ ‘ ‘ ar Se Ek ya. Oe? WV as > ’ . . he ~~ * 4g ‘ . _o- 4 ) 7 ad ‘Te > ‘ ~ i> ° , ° “ » NCY Kk Wn lu : i *y-Genera! Curtis told the recognition or aid 4m the event it, had a small population, REnORS R t f | aK ‘ , supe rtaxes above an annual income plan of scientific farming at Anna- Hall a as ordered back to Arkan- lini examined the ruined elty P ; ~ . Se . , ; ER aay ore Rae at? : rom 362 recinets 2 a ” at iin we , : re ‘ atu. ident the Senate would turn. Visits Swatow. tne. 50: ee ee a } a } | ; i | ¢ of 550,000 frames are so many and ‘tee Clay Count? headquarters of sas Wednesday to. ompiete his which has been partly excavated " , » >. + }y } i f- “F a ied ? = we hes eer. ? ae Tt =} } 4 iT} re 4‘ rf l ees : | ov : whelniing! Th third All exeept one 0° Illinois 2 “Whar would Americans sa% Sin hel The most modern farming \rkansas Btate Board—of Control ing a regular water supply ard € mo Abia Who Introduces eurrection pen ine °C ; eu Ttt-)§ Nnater overw hel niingis de pire ilies . sin : : ee + } - tabham iad a checkin the inv p els in many colors. lide. tn re tion: } politics = the lion and their wider 2 and depen « CR ndidut Vii ley ~c? :% “An " Otes { ongre ere nr apy are, ae har e a. — Ramee be withdrawn. TI Pres 000 annually The measure now tota) of 152.437 votes, and Charles was Congressman rank Funk e¢ttizers to carn more than $20,000 fencing have aiso been transport-, but was pardoned by Acting (;0% It will take many years to dig 4 iT Mnarawn it *‘“mg] . ; { Liekil oS han’ ‘ ' Lah i i uw - ? s es . ne “age si oes 7 oe , 4 . a onne ‘ ) . «4 » a f insisted. on the nominntion goes to conference for adjustment «A. Kareh of East St. Louis, with ¢ Rep.), Seventeenth District. a Mi a vear. ed there. An expert supervises the |S. B. Metall The Arkansas Su. YP the eptire city, but. when thie ' : Lia ' ; the : i. ve : Se eee | . ‘ : , -— : . . ‘ 4 bead “ le « hh ‘on Si, . — ' ¢ . . rs . . sere * ; " " = e. Pin the face of on adver rf ef differences hetween the House 122,584, had sufficient lead over Kinley supporters, who was beate: The eynrical reply to this, natul WOrFK, WHO is cirecung a2 force o preme Court held the pardon {j- is don Mussolini told i the Ameri- , . _* ' nee . = i g : : i Z , * 7 4 ' ’ 2! . Ss ° Pase ; 264. POM the Judiciary Commit- and Senate pravisions

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ae een ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATC H, THURSDAY EVENING, APRIL 15, 1926. R SONNETS BY AIR MAIL. Louis has yearned for air mall it wanted. Today for ‘time at rs > Field a mail plane will take COMF — F OR IRRECONCILABLES. he paean of vic | over the defeat of Senator ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Founded by JOSEPH PULITZER For two years the Senate irreconcilables McKinley and the nomination of Frank L “el Twet, issue was the outst sue in the primar joi in the New York-sS ete. wad - © . ¢ ft 2 * St. Louis Built Locomotive. % Wks ane asl "ae Dab deeded Pret Ae Parag ee Savery MADDOX PLAN. Lecomotive Works, Keep Traffic Moving. BUSY motor street, at 5 o clock swept grandly past the double line o? au- tomodiles bound west, ordering them into a single line om the right hand side of va filo His ea a » % PARIS Reni a Tae Fexand Spt oe Porn > Nentee apiece “te 0 Tt wes an astoundin ~d hames to conjure with as he sped wast, ceeded !n siowing up home-g¢oing and creating a eens of mot Grand boulevard 2: : Was he acting on ordera from Nigher ~Oidan and Blewert this asinine maneuver” know that going west at this hour downtown St, noe wee ——for west- -boun "he agitation Peretofore left for the douner trare oniy a vague notion of what heurs, when the motor pubiic Me eastward to work. automobiles neariy erery two years if is impertan rv effort be made bw the nthe. squad te keep cars moving as expeditiousiy as Mr ee ca Yours for efficiency WILLIAM HONKE R ee may be sure that a > ay WN > ia «tt = - . as -_ - a S tes ¥ » > ~~ - = “ a . - " ro * ogra ~ . + 7 « »e - “ nal ad is «~"* $ ® = . = > 4 - - = ” + ~ a . - ~ in = + _* al ~ - wen fu a ~~ > oe ae - » 7 + i = . ~o - te a = - ° - . ~ =. a ’ ‘ . 7 oa" ager, ' a ‘ s _ a es ° hy r - o « . _ al . ‘ . ~~? ae a > - a Be eee =e —= — re A 2% RD 2D L. STOKES. | lear that operetta, with its | Miss Lorna Do and charming ef voluptuous pixey. e the obese Carmens whose prancings set the scenery to tremb- ling. this sanen can actress its youth- she dances with fire and is keenly person- and figure. Her was more than ordi- If the second | Institu’ e had been equal performance weuld | short of a master. | formance calls Written for the Post-Dispatch NU TE By CLARK MeADAMS PUBLIC OPT § ox oyrigh t. 1378. ae om = | This column HOME, SWEET HOME. i The MIRROR Jackson Inter- prets: Carmen as a Piquant Roguish Pixey. THE CAST. Lorna Marie Valie Sani aula EF rancesco Curei .. Pietro de Bias! | .Philtne Faitco .Franceseo Curet Natale Curct Frat ee Moroesini Bernice Schalker | | of spoken text, of acting more; led than that of | its constant and By applying the rmer to Bizet’s | night at the Odeon, > Jackson achieved heroine which wae but which was, ingularly piquant | | became intelligi- nch have always ; work, despite rts denouement, as a Carmen Waa no na, but a mer. ith raisechief and moment of the the early part of her. With saucy E facial anaemia and maiapert ges- | nila pture. she brought : mure and fascinating ‘rorus, a sert | | best aaa int o being a de- tt" kson's tragedy | affecting and sin-| in mass. repeated his maniy and | Instead of “La Forza | hecame troune this ere-/ ‘avalleria Rusti- | +s agliacci In Ue | trori will appar! the latter. M.a- sing the role of Saroya that of |uwithoul bias the leading pubdbiicists, latest comment » newspapers end gam cais on the questions of the day. sinae AS LE ad . the Rouse in?” f - bs = manages one of the big depart- ; + ment stores and is home only in the eve- | i ; | fing lo ‘ 5 os & te = -_ ail - tl « ve olied ' ATS rere §& ® Gauzniers . ass é a alia HE Appeai suggests a visit to ihree. One of them keeps a filling sta- tion for t Standard Oil Co another is mresi i¢ 1 pa king ompanyvy Iown on Ss if ings z 7 7k av an >| + a hird is a - : ¥ ~ + hy tora" i — ia - d on this adv ew «du LA pe a 3 4 re are, then, no women on the place.” ;“- ‘ a a os ty | profitable experiences of their iva The buil na one of the finest a rations, painting§. However, ther will begin to com ase retty soon. Grandma is a flagman over | ¥ Wahas rossing. and she will be |i2 te world, originally com ot ah. Me i iaie’ : a deco ‘Thank wou” |} and equipment of other sorts ae ae | been installed hare added @ es . ‘the investment that ft all could not Be je er e+e" by bdling of ‘he | Pp.aced for $19,060,000. Ort on a a ‘ ‘ . + s € 2 oO +. ranrecean atives Oo! varic 18 oO . fr z "enters, so i D OL ae. a m es + a g01 ne of the ae 2 abitants of Frogtown are incensed, i a SOS oe rand, oe _- > a2 “Teaco wr: ee my ; — Ge Liles of + . hae ~ ~~? ‘Se place ere be more than one croaking | PFOperuon - +> oe * 4 a = ¢ ? = - nest 0 pac = | a ~ ~ ~* ~Ftenn s ~~ i- 2 a4 7 4 ~ 7 . — +. r + =. ~ om ~~ - ~ > ra “ Loe age a“ i o- + . acai af + ‘/ — _ - > -_ -« ra os ° " - - re m . — eo te roats. 7 ~ j \ere a - » & ~ > 2 - ero + ~ + ; + - ~ _- - . > ‘ . : a . ‘ . ee bi * ~~ rr — ; : ——_— oo ~# Beat rer a GAA > - * T+ - -~e* + ‘the Middle West lies here on the banks |! uses UU : 4 i . m+ a - = +- 3 @? mA +h a Sate ad} ” is? rat . i { iit »L1SS8issit ~cai A. ‘ a" = > a wes ; » girionis se - @ OT” on on 7 - * 7 aide fathers of the nita Park frogs were os- Lungs AOU : 4 ots He fe ~~ ef ~ ’ a racized for fr = stagnant p S ans state od 1S _ oe - ee ys _™ ant - . tee S| F r ie ee iLiI8SOU -_ ‘= > ~ > . arn z _ + e& oc * ; avery Ni issot erg ‘ as Lo? S ‘ =u sas ; oleae ° a © - e . — a 3 7 - + oi - ey" s P| we) ats € ~ r 4 4 ! : ad 8 a ” ° + _ . Re > “4 - a # ate 4 ‘ ea ose ta = — a ”* > > Pe te - -* 8 ~ ne they wanted “y are sti! ling 47 ana their faces for shame. A poms OF ; Ts - - ~ # ™ + al - a» : a ok I » on or > é - een If this bi history es not quiet their From the Philad o_o ies . % j 41% z “I sf Tn- braggart tongues, our band will seize upen N ») MAT ITER > ~ _ ta + 4 Ges 3 . ‘ ; a . >? lean- hem in less-than 4° tumps and their next i f-om Washington or hew aim # : > ~ - es + . on ss — ‘hm © + . | & te +. i. . } on] = id Ts i [7a °°. "1s ; vhnhenate looms in the ; % ~_° rr a © -« £CrAyuw © — . aoc i ed > . * 5 ~ _ 3 TEM As e representative of the Associated an neciousnessa, one — a —* e 3 ag ’ _— _ « Frog Tanrers’ Association, be will have more preestig: f the I 4 Si he — + ~ Cum oe ’ oe bh. =o e fod ; . . ’ F ° "} - Si tn ,.0CSD t tied ip in th fe. 29h — - 2 ~ ~ = a 4 at "4 1z 2 ° *“¢ - gr as acne, ~—* is a | a, « g ~ Se ms oo Ty o- +s e ‘ Ps t. 7% - Lik, ROAKRKERS. infiuence and responsgious wr" 4 « ~ +. - ”~ - ~ ‘ . ®an W i '@ say i wtinm Af? rica. t r- o ~ © f semootAing out if that Vir Sign in a cigar store. Bader 3 ‘ of ha iz ‘ and re ime > -% . ve s : oreecdciag as 5 al + % i ad . e TT n } j : PC CT reat of the worid the intelligence the peopie who test for the Unit -_ we e Ru : 1 set by st _* a ~ > ~ r > . — ’ o - — ‘ — piaced the re | peacermaker has been De fe ere 3 - “ . 7 e i i * an ae noe Raita ta : as a* ss " > . ~ - lie —_ a ~ > on TT + a - a ~"— vt & ? ¢ 3 oa a8 nin avye@- 7.8] ay imiimite au ie Delays h COT : i A a e — ™ eA - i t ea = m2 om? eb > © = « rt? 14 mo —_ . +. ISSO. eiTs : jor when toe Oni ‘32° a. am “~ . as j - - 2 ure & : . § > SB Sj “2 a °ayv- om t rou thimk that as a people we are ame the stand setited and “42 & >. - " » _ _ + «=~. R. = —_— > % = : ‘ 7 . } . t, os. 5° of rr i ed fe. tv E - e% “ _ ee 2 p ? ‘he ; miter Staten iT} “s Cantata I. Bowden, Men and Milliens” The sessions will chose, evening i 4 er, — oa =Tate Department ix : ma e: ; SO | reeks BONEHEAD remain uncertain quaz Gatng | to vanes Conference. Inter2atrienal a=) and a Coramientty “und ergen-: rith the ferrignue-) represegied af [thet conference of In-) Institutes, in Milwan-| by Mise Eleanor executive secre~ Vera Fuster. Doone Jackson bride's gs ._Ledevico Tomarchio | sicianship was will ‘ night by the Lie- 106 . de vee

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torna Doone Jackson and Roguish Pixe\ ipherent in the early Puke role escaped her, Wit! 4 ee and fascinating rogue {voluptuous pixey. iv ngs set the scenery to and agility, and is keenly » singing, too, was more tha am ly attractive. Aft the ‘nhase of the role had : _ have fallen Ittle short of a ‘piece. Miss Jackson's pEwmeemed to me affecting a ) ¢ere, but lacking in mass. Mr. Valle repeated his ma imposing characterization Toreador. -Otherwise, th ment Save that it ranged ‘® dusty ensemble or so to Me more wretched than I heard at a students’ recita me Today's matinee is } i “Martha.” with Lucchese, S¢ ® Tomarchio, Interrante, De ' and €ervi. Instead ning will present bf the nters, nsed, these htful aking » am- gdom, to see zhten- ‘e beg ement banks i that and nts of from led to £ fore- "ee OS- s and The mud al of | gen- mud proud yen a pride } they les if iding their upon next lated more esn't ts, gay.) a \ Pe leading publicists, ncwspapers and period cals on the questions of the day. derkranz Club choruc before set spoken ? T is clear that operetta, with its acting more despite able of feature and figure. been have of “La del Destino,” the troupe this eve- “Cavalleria Inter- prets Carmen as a Piquant r . -_Lorna Doone Jackson carmen ---: Jose...--- Lodovico Tomarchio Te nitlo eek es eeeTle ¥aile : rrorales . ae ees Francesco Curci Pietro de Biasi _.....Bernice Schalker a Sel ante text, that of int and By applying the Bizet’s Odeon, chieved ich wae which was piquant aod charming. It became intelligi- always its | LS an Was no! a mer- ief and ot the: part of 1 Saucy Meial expression and malapert ges- mre, she brought into being a de- , a sort ike the obese Carmens whose tremb- ie this American actress is youth- Mal-and lithe; she dances with fire person- Ifer n ordi- | sccond master- tragedy nd sin- nlv and of the © per- “formance calls for no critical com- from a singing ever 3 ‘lotow’'s *halker, Cesare Forza Rusti- presented last night by the Lie- ail Gle Rowe Garesche. Rox K—Mr. and Mrs. Harold W. Sinipkins. Mr. and Mrs. George Rh. (Conant. Miss Ruih Simpkins. Miss Eleanor (Conant. Box J—Miss Janc Becker, Mr. }and Mrs. Louis J. Becker. Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Zerweck. Box I—Mrs. Oscar Wright. Miss Martha Wright, Miss Marie Bran- izle, Mrs. C: E. Brangle, Mrs. W. ___ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Talbot, son of Mr. and Mrs. Dudley | Talbot of Boston, which took place | the | 'bride’s parents. | en ee MOIR 2+ eee erst Philine Falco 2 cairo as 6 kb wees Franeeseco Cure} | Pate center Natale Curci isisters of the | silver -—- equal | "to the first, the performance would ifoorgeette mad esimply. ee THURSDAY EVENING, nes & APRIL 15, 1926. ae eS ee sree SOCIAL NEWS the mar- a riage ceremony of Miss Eleanor | Grose cere marked Kroeger, daughter of Mr. and, Mrs. Ernest R. Kroeger of 5184| Westminster place, and John G4 last evening at the home of » An improvised bower and spring flowers, banked against the mantel in the living room, formed a background for the bridal party. Tall standards of cathedral tapers flanked it on either side, and branched candelabra on the mantel gave additional light. Dean William Scarlett of Christ Church Cathedral read the service. A string quartet played the wed- ding march. The bride was gowned in white. chiffon and rose-point lace. The | gown was made on straight lines, with pointed panels of the lace adorning the front of both -skirt and bodice, and another wide panel veiled with chiffon depended from the shoulders to form a court train. A band of orange blossoms confined the tulle vei] to her hair | and she carried lities of the valley. | Edward Reard Gardner, a | cousin of the bride, was matron of | /honor, | Mrs. and wore pale green crepe Miss Kleanor bride. and trice georgette respectively. Wreaths in their carried ward sweet peas. They hair. best man and Dr. Anthony B. Day end Dudley French groomsmen. An informal reception the ceremony, after which Mr. and Mrs. Talbot departed for a wed- ding trip West, to be gone a month. They will reside at 4933 McPherson avenue. The bride is a graduate of Mary Institute and attended Vassar Col- lege, Subsequently vear in Europe with her family. studying music. She is a member of the Junior League. Mr. is a graduate of Harvard U'niver- she sity and is a member of the Univer- | making | Club. He home in St. two years. has been Louis for the last Sity his Miss Susan Hawes, daughter Mr. and Mrs. Richard S. Hawes of 4943 Marviland avenue, returned ‘recently from visits in Phila- delphia, New York and the LUni- versity of Virginia. where her brother, Robert, is a student. Shi cana” and ‘“]’Pagiiac:i.”’ In ite former, Miss Vettori will appear = =—.. as Santuzza. In the latter. M.1- ue] Salazar will sing the role of ] he MI R R O R ® Canio, and Miss Saroya that of PUBLIC OPINION .... vit Gade’s Cantata I. Feature of Lie-| : : derkranz Club Corecert This ae | est “a Scan ; : : . column is designed to reprod PROGRAM suggestive througn- without bias the latest comment by t out of good musicianship was ill while in recuperated at St. became and has. since Luke's Hospital. Mrs. llawes'’ will spend the Son, summer at a West- ern camp, and her daughter, Cor- win, will zo to Pinewood Camp on Burt Lake, Mich. The St. Louis Women’s Club an- nounces a musicale for Thursday, April 22. Luncheon will be served at 1 o'clock, for which reservation will be made before Wednesday, April 21. The assisting artists will | be Mrs. Karl Howard, soprano; Graviello Pampari, harpist; Signor Costa, violoneelliat, and David Kriegshaber, Mrs. Thomas G. Ratcliffe is chair- de man of the Entertainment Comrit- | Tec. Mr. and Mrs. Sterling Edmunds of 11 Lenox place, and their | daughter, Miss Fugente, wil! return |home Sunday night from Hot Springs, Va. Mrs. George W. Kerr of 3703 West Pine boulevard has returned from St. Petersburg, Fla., where | She spent the winter. rison The San Carlo’Grand Opera Co. in “Carmen” at the Odeon last evening was greeted by an appre- cjative audience. The box hold- ers for the performance were: Rox AA—Mr: and Mrs. John Young Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Har- IloblitzeHe, Mr. and Mrs. 1G. Vollmer. Miss Mary Vollmer. Box G-—-Pr. and Mrs. George W. Wilson. Miss Hunie Long, Miss Mary -Hannah Purcell, Mr. and Mrs. George W. Wilson. Mr. and Mrs. V. and Vita Box F Viviano, Misses Grace Mr. Vrank Viviano. Box E—Mrs. Claude 2 ee «. Lore. I. J. €. Primm, Miss Martha Siuder, Miss Dorinda Kennerly, Miss Noe] Ken- ij nerly. of siving the crown. Bixby, Mrs. J. Leland Boogher. H. H. | Culver, L. €. Herman, Clarence H. | Howard, William B. Ittner, Wil- liam : » Jones, Jeseph Maves, (Charles Galloway, Frank Mesker., Archer O'Reilly, John W. Morri- son, W. J. Patiee, Henry W. Peters. Benton H. Pollock, Howard Wat- Miss Adele Zoll- The Junior Class of the St. Louis University School of Medicine will RECEPTION I SOUT FOR OPERA STARS at Atlanta for Week’s Rep- ertory by Metropolitan. te eel By the Associated Press. chief attractions during beginning April 19. : in the youthful Marv Lewis trie of ‘Marion Talley, Dorothea Flexer. stars who will Ponselle, an old South; Louise Hunter, in light opera here last and Lawrence Tibbett, baritone. appear are favorite in who cia, Friday. April 23. She ithe South, made that reservations had be tion for the constellation of Amer!- can stars who will be one of the Atianta’s Miss Talley will be heard in Lu- is as- sured not only of a welcome from but announcement was n | TURKEY B school Pupils Prohibited From En- | By the Associated Press. The new republic of Turkey, hav- | lic dance halls. nated for office ing launched the nation on the; All such halls, casinos and bars} jing (*ommittee ‘have been notified by the § police’ man, president: eee - Sere ~ that no one under 18 years of 48€ | ijn) Smith Ir. | Peginning to post danger signals.) ;. «4 he admitted. Strict supervi- | The craze for jazz dancing that has! «jon by the police is provided for, | ibeen sweeping the country sinee and failure to obey the new ruling | the recent dawn of the Western, will result in the closing of the of- | , has received its first : era, is preparing an enthusiastic recep- | ATLANTA, Ga., April 135.—Dixie | \ week of Metropolitan grand opera Reservations | 4 lare heavier than in previous years. | >| Especial interest has been evine 4 | 7 singers, | and | Other American Rose the m - A — ee Prince Arthur of Connaugrht to as- cend their throne before it was ac- by Prince William of Wed that jit may safely be assumed that iritish royal personages prefer com - parative surety of theirown country uneasy crown of a Centra! European state. stated ~ the Seats for $25 at Singer's Debut. Agsencia‘ed en Rw thes NEW YORK, April 15.—Raquel | Meller, singer of Spanish folk songs, made her New York debut Empire Theater. | reas a — now a republic. /Though tickets for the opening sold | for $25 top price, the theater was well filied. Charice M. Brill Dies. Associate’ Preas ; i: thy CHICAGO, April 15. Drill, 63 years editor of the Western Druegist Magazine. and | former secretary of the National Retail Drursists’ Association, is ~Charles M old, Senior | class tonight at Hotel Chase. More | | Pacific, Miss Ponselle's alwavs has heen the . . year, especially in I] Trovatore, was entiuusiastically received. Chaliapin, who will take the home town and sang in a concert She on Miss Fiexer, a Pennsylvania girl, on Tuesday, April 20, and in Jewels of April appearance in signal i 7 ~ rt oqo; title lS —ax————or South and one-time choir singer of | Little Rock, Ark. A few days prier in* grand ol¢c } a KEY BANS JAZZ DANC DANCING ‘rem the Government. The Min- ister of Public is- sued an dances The Traffie CC hold its annual for the re Instruction has order prohibiting tering Public Dance Halls, being given in grarmimar and high schools and prohibiting the pupils ‘of these schools from entering pub- eur we CONSTANTINOPLE, April 15.— ber of ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Traffic Club to Elect Officers. (man, ©. ub of St. Louis will the term beginning eklv juncheon of the organization April . ( omimerce., are : |, ‘red P. of officers June 1 at ection 27, at the Chanm- Those nomi- by the Nominat- Menry J. Dentz- ; i Hiuey, Wil- Zimmer- memvers term); A. H. W.« Wheeler, J. J. Swartze trauber. vice-presidents: ersull, T. T. Harkrader,. F. G. M.iXe ‘well, George Danner, D. 5. of the Killinger, Sherman E. Wilson, secretary. asmuch as the number of nominees is exactly coincident with the num- ber of offices to be filled, the clec- tion will be uncontested. check fending place of amusement. Discriminating Women! 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While the crand opera season fs held in Atlanta an? its expenses are guaranteed largely by citigens, it has borne 3a aspect, in long South-wide that for parts of the reservations section. | Time of Panama Limited to Be Re- duced Two Hours to New Orleans. The Illinois Central Railroad an- nounced today that the time of the “Panama Limited,” fastest train between Louis and New Orleans, reduced hours, effective 16. An extra fare will be Chicago, St. two eharged on the train, which carries nothing but Pullmans. The starting the three cities remains the same, the schedule calling mur rival at each ci‘y two hours eariicr. The running time between here and New Orleans will be 17 hours and 10 minutes under the new schedule. time of the train a , fT Class to Present Play. The senior clase of St. Joseph's Acadamy of Fontbanne Coliege, Sf. Louis County. will present their class play, “The Last of the Vest- als.”’ Saturday and Sunday até Dp. m. in the college auditorivm. Missouri Road Conditions. to the Post-Dispatch st, Joseph—Clear; Joplin—Clear; roads good. Jefferson City—Clear; roads fair. Columbia-——Clear; roads fair. Moberly—-Clear: roads fair. SedaJia—Clear: roads fair. + ‘ roads good. running its a | ’ would +e May Atlania | dia- seats ‘come sedan Hannibal—C lear; roads fair. Kansas City——Clear; roads fair. Springtield—Cloudy; roads good. Cape Girardeau—Cloudy: roads cood. TRAVEL AND RESORTS | onan Empress Frequent sailings from Chaat os Peunes —to Europe. Two days down the smooth waters of the Se. Lawrence, without a dull moment, then Only 4 days open sea Make your reservations now for an Empress or Mono- class (one class) cabin steamship to Cherbourg, Southampion, Liverpool, Hamburg, Antwerp, Bel- fast and Glasgow. Further infotmation from local steamship agents, or 420 Locust St. Mo. Telephone MAin 0579 or Diekroeger, District Vreight Railway Exchange Bidg., si. Louis, Me. 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* THURS - EVENING, APRIL. b, 1926. ST. LOUIS ace fHURSDAY EVENING, APRIL 1 ee - — Ttalfan: “colonists tn | Sugar for the import trade to Italy, | ¢ ; c ty Rs soi to Brazil to) ©xclusive +3 Switzerland, is going ject order to raise wheat, coffee and | /exclusively in Italian ships. ee ene —— as I a ad mee merece os FE I SLEEP BETTER A TI . ae ese C. EB. Hedge Unit Li} avs ° Lite and ure. \utomaticall as CHRYSLER Get Rid of Ugly Spots iated Puc ha pte hie’ ced mt of a na l ease i ture ‘cnnies a: aan e More Varieties of Imposts Than | : os gg es IMPERIAL ose ’ . re ’ PERFECT FITTING bladde co ane n a ay bu ry a associates oO! Walter an ail Most Citizens Will Remem- | WILL BRING OTHINE See ne Seereet aceneien con mee | Cucese tie eesehnen an oc Wate a a izes excess ve acids. chenaiiey relievin: r- read te find the leners or lima pews Patteson 67 ee meager cummed oe 922 PITSE ST. (DOUBLE STRENGTH) The tuldeee out S colle ax tend - EE Money Back if It Fails. Sold by Drug jrores. Kell ler Laberatory, wo aneante the POST-DISPATCH, i ¢ — a By WILLIAM IVY | . ——e “o———— — zs | A Special Correspondent of the "aut sa “aneaneone oe —— , : PERFORMANCE |. =55 ——2 W. : | PARIS, April 15.—People who . a : 3 > “ is not ; os f a Choose at Remarkable Savings in Our Sale of S| | SUP taxed enough ought to be satisfied 4 a now. The new taxes just voted e ” e a 2 4 , . ° ] through by the Chamber of Dep- r4 6 y | “ § I O describe the new Chrysler Imperia css the French O e 1 Son e N11 er ad Or 4 Bh The World-Famous Moe OY Pe 3 IN direct a great colonization pro ie 3 | to gion according to the local press LZ Ai : GH T Y M I Le E S r E R H O U R ans to re th ZW WHEN Illinois Man. Bladder Action ' q 4 ¢ once oO { ) deve! } ‘Says : bs = niche at Night Is One of Nature’s aole teers: MUAY, nether Gla | — " COUGH Danger Signals. ~ The latest invention for the ne | PART “THREE. 5 TOUPE E S Safely and Surely and Havea bladder irritation. 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R : =. > uv. & i : TS Pes . s ; S.. raig ht sizee cul > 3 for 28c: box of 56 Zac sizes cut to @e straight; box of 40 alez"t sizes ult ty 2r: box > 0 8c sizes cut to t4e: box of SMORING TUOBACCOS AT CUT PRICES TUAERI VELVET PRINCE ALBERT 18-oz. Tin Six" 16-02. Tin S5c it-oz. Tin 95c 16-oR, SERENE MIXTU RE cut TO _ $1. 1S Our Optical Department EXTRA Friday and Saturday Only Reading, Sewing or Distance Glasses a dagger it outstretched hand, $1.00 Cash—Balance Monthly Stood at attention on top of the | ; » Syn bai y ‘olumns and walls. : ‘ ; ; “What a magnificent picture ’” $1.85 Vaiue at tj = 2 Ow cower Ps Mussolini exclaimed. ‘What a i \ S 1 ; . 4 : Swift & Compan wonderful omen! To whom does | S$ ] N . i $ . cf , = the road belong””’ | | i ©): : ns Ma- ind very ae . ar e wroie “Leptis gives new birth to eS pees} = -1120-22-24-26-28-30 OLIVE STREET Mtlans [Italian Colony tn Brazil. ‘By the Ageeoctated Pree ROME. April 14.—The | . Abruzzi whine has dol Ca Pe lef é . =~ _ ~~ '_~ A “

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f rea Ea EMS ARO hoes 5S el Rice - Pe = RUPTURE|I oe LOUIS POST: UISPAT Ch WANTS—Htre] | er Action Rony throw eer another dollar “e | | | | tg atest invention ¢ {HERNIA Oxet & —— ui aia gpa: sree eens = poaiccliniacser ——— sinensis acacia eee | a mrcmne: seyecinpee st Ces = end ure: "Autommecany eysstonal cuit PART THREE. } ST EF: OUIS, THU RSD. AY E V EN IN A PRU L 1 : 19: 26, a PAC ES 248 nmin ier apeenaeasiasmaesaeateanronsanenen eaAaGaenaenanAtae cae ture opening at once. or rite, rup Pa ee emcee newerinerinnersterialintecdis i ae near owe oe | Ee Te ts ii co Sere THE HERNIATONE ¢ Fsprineticl (i. Editor ‘Dies. will he his ealibearere ae a ies sa is viaggene nade San eee eee eee ' wena capennepueny ey : sk. rata’ 4 Room 1. SOL Pine St.. s t ieicale, | ; Hours 10 to 3 (Saturdays, ee cera | GTI ly Tn. askings. neral here tomorrow. Patteson | ee on his cot, half asleep, when heiton the charge in Circuit Court at | ee as § 2 ~“-~ | died yesterday at his sk writin KN ai 'was informed that all efforts to Edwardsville on April 5, 1925. Th _ ———"“Beeespaper associates of Walter an editorial ¢ oe niki NO ETHER UNDER IFE save his life had failed. His nat- jury in the first trial was dis- | Cheoeose the medium most for the Illinois State per 6 years | vet- > . , , read to find the losers or lo "one EB pewis Patteson. x : id, t Register, with which he had been | mur Al scow! deepened, but he charged because of inabilitv to} . slieving | : st arg. 2” . ditoriz ri to : | hal \e | olen. rhat medium in St. ee | en reportc! and editorial writer. ; connected for the last nine years. made no comment. Hie has ac-;,agree on the punishment, eight | hanicsburg, | the POST-DISPATCH. Call GAr. | .— | Rs 1 .cepted all his ‘jury sentences with! jurors favoring the death penalty | ee See | ee e zt calmness. His only comment has and the.other four voting for life Drug Co been: “They oughtn’t push off on imprisonment. pots | ORDER ] | N WwW al i ee eer SOmnnenS Clee C5G.' ‘ Named Marton County Jud . ee Basse: 4 s a Reinet wae pat ( Oo y Judge. : eee an ee oe ‘Execution of Seager. oF Dairy: | He is: married and hes ‘sev ral) JEFFERSON CITY, April 15.— ; | ¥ ae .s | Bees =e ehildren, but his family, embit- GON eS : oe ee ao — ps | maid’s S Husband to Occur tered because of his conduct has Joneph/ M.. Hicherds, Republican, of i me | a z. me c pes Wy baa sates Wis nary Mo., today iS appoint. | peetates : il ’ eee het ye Seat ‘ é ne ¢ aga : Pag ae a i **, : .’ , | B49 S Sra Be Fricker was convicted of Nun-/| ¢ Coma (‘ourt by Gov. Baker. He | ots - he . pe : a. Sees: «=| es ,;sessers murder, which occurred | succeeds Dr. M. L. Wood, Demo- | on ie | ieee iy ' Kmil Fricker, former wealthy | Sept. 15, 1924, at his second trial: crat, deceased. | e Gi O ] S | £4 i a : re Madison County dairyman, must | ; ¢ 2S -- tes: ° . , 7 The World-Famous Model 14 . § 3 tee eee PY rower Fone r | him iv € Prices ‘ . western Ejleefric | : : i a : 2 of a dairy maid emploved by at Fs *. ’ | | i Es ‘3 E oe Kleventh-hour efforts of Trick- VACUUM CLEANER BD lore attorneys to obtain a commu-| ) io OS IN Re ate aE ie te I it ce Vie nt gama. spate tak egy REA ttm ‘ ‘ ee en ee - etait, iiteiien thiamine ee a eee see eee *eee6 *o * -e* *¢e *Seeecerncave e ee ee eee eee ee SECCSe COS SE Ga ECEE ne Se ey oe ETON een MEN eee /. : / Pp © - ‘ see tation of senie nee to life imprison- Regu ar rice ; oe as i : 5 | | ment have failed, the last hope : e | MM ieee eB having been shattered today when | Be A $10 saving on the Vacu- £ . A ee ; wm } Gov. Small refused to grant the +t The Shape of Your oto calates i : um Cleaner that you ia ae 3 commutation. The ItHinois Board sss a4 need right now, during the % 'of Pardons and Paroles took sim- : F. I I it / A AC On housecleaning season. The : Bax . ) ilar action vesterday after hearing ace Ss mportant ise time-tested world - famous % : m £, arguments of attorneys for the ate Western Electric. co Se. se ine (one-time owner of a large ‘arm '° : In every individual the distance between st 2g 93 | er ee wissen near Highland, III. ot | oie Greatest Value Ever Offered — | : : } 7 a ee ee itt 4 Of elle * ee@eeen eee e S*@ee« 25 See 66 Se SSS Se + eee ee ee ee . . is : 6 AAO a> de ~ C4 Pre 0 Dr. G. M. Pelletticri. Gallows in Readiness. 3 ones varices widely. The hanging will take place in) Be m Se. 50 ese oes the jail vard at Edwardsville. The} aie; In consequence, a good pair of Glasses Ph f D | UNDERGOES OPERATION death warrant states that the ex- consiete aan only al cortat® end perfectly ATINY —caressing — made by the Ore for e ‘ecution must be made between the { monstration in Your Home omega tag m. and 4p. m.,’and made lenses, but of the proper centering method beauty-wise France uses for her finest toilet soap. Women them- selves asked us to make this new, differ- ee =-*+e2 28666 -eesteee hours of a. ae Sheriff Deimling has fixed 9 a.m. of the lenses in the frames and at the cor- | Terms, S5 Down S5 Per Month * ~ WITRQUT ANESTHESIA. as the hour for the hanging. which rect distance from the eves. | ‘\\ ee Se erese ee Stee eeeeeaere SEReoeee CO*G eS Rea veeseetcea will be the first in Madison Cotinty ent toilet soap. Satin smooth, firm, like the |in 33 years. The scaffold has been The scientific accuracy of Erker-made imported soaps you love, Lux Toilet Form | 5 sata i Regi ccg: aig = as Onis: Glasses has enjoyed the endorsement of ret wears and wears just as they do. -| Surgeon Submits Own Body) Nia wcaies. | ' leading oculists for nearly half a'century. f Smooth, rich lather—even where water is | Successful Test of His oe eee ee i. | hard—that exquisite feeling to your skin Theory dagen gens y ‘ i | Youused to pay absurd imported-soap prices Cooler and 4 Refrigerator Dishes 7 Ia | e rete 8 in van in Edwardsville today. [xa Pastis for. Nov you have Lux Toilet Form! Ten frigerator Dishes ij — “Vago GB BB ak + cents. Lever Bros. Co., Cambridge, Mass. a aa ce a i eta eatin, cali deme al. metal ities os cnaiibiiic, thalamee een. + | ae i ata gen-! eral anesthesia there ts —_— , ' ¥ , . | ° chance for infection. ; : = all - ; tv of contracting siahieesakiie fel i= / SS * . = { Ps tat OE a may RSE g Be Set Pala characterized by nausea and head- aches.” Dr. Pellettieri “told how. when he was wheeled under the white glare of the lights into the operat- Lhe New Colony Model ne room, Pe. a Seen er: began describing to him the differ- Orthophonic 4 j ent technical phases of, the opera- . . | tion. | Victrola i| 50 Years of Meat “how ¥ gm making the tnctalon ' doctor,’”” the operating surgeon | 10-22 would say. Now I am dividing == ’ Fifty years of the meat industry, and san.” At tits Ge immediate delivery can be secured | the part Swift & Company has played first part of the operation, which now on this popular Victrola. wee . : : ic , fi : té FH ight side, ID HESE €oleony mode! Ortho- 7 in it, are outlined in an interesting way was confined to the right side, Dr. phonic Victrolas are excel- : Smith asked Dr. Pellettieri if it om uly finished and beautifully in the would not be better to perform the these newest Victrolas at the s | last part of the operation’ on the | Union. ] Semi-Centenary Number of left side at some future date. Buy on Our Easy Budget Plan ia : ’ | “No.” Dr. Pellettieri said. “please : ===) = ame a S go on. I am too interésted for you |: * q ear Boo ito stop now.” | : Eaten 3 OLORADO vacatz The story of the world’s greatest live-stock inine plays and is an ste ty on! industry is a story of Romance, of Science, and narcotics. ) ) " ++ sacteaapaenee ers + ° , . of Progress. The trek of —s eniegn — FURNISHINGS OF VINCENT ; Have you two weeks? That’s plenty. Colo- For enjoyment’s sake, come via the Bur- the ‘cow towns”—dramatic frontier days—all radois near. A day and a night from St. lington! Famous Burlington service will have a part in this history of vast development. ASTOR HOME TO BE SOLD 3 Louis. Ten days, at least, of wonderful fun | make every mile of your journey_a travel Been ttsl in the mountains! delight. Two fine Colorado trains daily. All Removable Fittings. Tncluding inner Bronse Gaee wih Be It’ For a small additional cost you can have : t’s much lower than you ma y Cost? y y your Burlington ticket take you to magic : ‘ ' | : ed by Art Galleries. From St. Louis Publ nefits Resulting from ne a : ant we Meas ~~ Rea) ed ublic Be 4 S eal dene © pps 8 Effective Junel think. Special summer Yellowstone and Glacier National Park. get comfortable, convenient lodgings and Burlington Escorted Tours Specia NEW YORK. April 15.—The ington are surprisingly low. And you can Cold Storage. | anak aoe GA etl | lington are surprisingly y ; : next Tuesd: and Wednesday on How the Breeding of Quality see VR on ail at te Vin. board in Colorado for as low as $17.50 a _If you do not wish to plan your own Colo- Cattle Has Been Helped By — cent Astor home at Fifth avenue week. An ordinary near-to-home vacation -rado trip, join a Burlington Escorted Tour Modern Packing Methods. ant ae a Sinaia would cost you as much! — with oe ——— and paid in cently | Oe Se ost popuia . advance. Experienced travel expert with rT city home will be an apartment ‘Y Then why not Colorado this summer? Government Recognition of cca the Se Geek = be to the Rockies Rocky Mountain National-Estes Park, the each party takes care of all travel details, Keen Competition in the accommedated. retary ys. segs etal Pike’s Peak region, Denver's Mountain Going to California? ; The sale will include not only fect roa eds, and cour- , ° , Packing Industry. , . tite See dae duet ccdutn, sheamnanadiaedie Parks, the world-famousGrand Circle Tour, The Burlington s route via Denver, the Pate ; bronze gates which have contribut- have won for the Burling. anda hundred other wonderful experiences Royal Gorge, Scenic Colorado and Salt Lake Every family in the United States will want ed notably to the distinctive ap- ton the largest patronage are in store for you. You have time enough, City reveals ‘‘America’s most magnificent a copy of Swift & Companys 1926 Year Book. pearance of the house and all re- of Rocky Mountain va- you have money enough—you can come! panorama of mountain scenery.” isi catironists given to any . : ‘able fitti s, comprising c ‘ed _ , It will be sent free on request movable Sittings, Cesmprining: serve railroad. You will enjoy MAHL THIS FOR FREE BOOK wood paneling, decorative canvases, ye “ wal! sconces and architectura! your trip trom the — ment you boardyour trains Radi B ch | | maint aampeny sseteaanae C. B. OGLE, GENERAL AGENT, O CT) . | cn STILL ON WHEELS CAPTURED a Ci Dept P-1, 324 No. Broadway, St. Lovis. Central 6360 ~ OD ep ssitenih sae Manatee ee, ws ia RI NARA ENR RR Nt. NGA eh I tlh, Oe NB i A te ee Cape a, Soe RR net eee an _— ? Sp AAR lags stent DAI. Aetbe Ne ikt ip ht ng idee ghar cP i nipestihtaiilan nian ailiaadbiy, ‘tinites. rete titattnn ithe nna epee ie... An interesting account is also given of— cabin tna daeta eatin antiice, Galt cat orate nan caked Laie a ; saaniilipa Seep Chicago $2.00 Value at q 4 , es Please e inf ti bou pecial low feres - ee ee ee ee eee eee e Quick Moving ’ seule. ee ee ee » ete. bh $ OO 4 : Swift & Company, Special to the Post Dispatch | NN Cir eR wee cts oa ee gens come cues tine ewes come ate ween ewan cone sete mune ame . & , , MOUNT AIRY. N. C.. Aprit-153. 7 o . 4 Union Stock Yards, Chicago oe: a oS . 3 -A moonshine still on wheels has City... ‘Santi: CONVENIENT BENCH e | Please send a copy of the 1926 Year Book to: been captured near Ladonia bs Nate on °° a A z= Deputy Sheriff J. ¢ Jones, The + die fi ly ingt tor radio fans Ma- q E ont fit. eronsisting of a big copper THE NATIONAL PARK LINE > ane very a : «till. eizht bushels of meal and a half bushel of malt. and even the elethes the operators wore when stilling. were loaded on a Dode: truck evidently with the intention ‘of moving the outfit quickly from one place to another.

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; Da 7 ; THURSDAY EVENING, APRIL 15, 1926. > r | Fees aS ee Fn SE: ene CeO ssl sone _ST.LOUIS POS: DISPATLR — ns fee ekg ged 1) OV Se 3: ——— 7 pated | a — a 2a S { eS ee ,e | street-straightening projects. oripey season —_———— x - om Z | — ; » Sor ored to show that the article wer aad ' ‘gested an or-!| , (Recommended by Eminent Sargee ) (Sarre aoe, St. Louis Girl to Study in Paris. {group to study French at the Sor- mist. opesene, Dut that it wasvan ef-| Beauregard also suggestion © | To Remove Adhesi C Plast 7 co | NUNTILGPM; Miss Lucy Haskell, daughter of | bonne, in Paris, next fall and win- tective tikermes work They de-|namental fountain or monume nt for yen - yasmin orn ster , ) ) € . Ane: eS tae a Bling be Segheg - RSA Sa ) Tective «ches lta amar - | 7 ‘ ark at the inter-| seak oroughly w ona and wipe — °,;, % OS? te the ‘ oe and Mrs. John A. Haskell, 4452 ter. rhe group WwW ill sna wr rn eh ‘clared that the barring of the magc- | a a ggte 2 ir p ul kK at a Sith o abe nny substance from b a em 4 h i y ." _— ‘ Vest Pine boulevard, a junior at | months at the University of Gren- | itn Mee e ails had injured | S€¢ a cloth or absorbent cotton sat- (faa @ : Smith College, North: M loble and enter the Sorbonne it prayers Pesce Say deed hk in & ; eee ith Carbona. See further directions | ww, = @ 1012 N. GRAND if > > College, Northampton, Mass.,'oble and entc pa ‘its reputation and places ne Cc T) oa E D in booklet under label of every bottle. | | ee ie : has been selected as one of a|November. ' iclass with the numerous magazines PILE WITHOUT KNIFE— For Safety's Sake-demand | to M E M P HI | UNCALLED FOR 3 which could ont be circulated | mn w LIGATURE or CAUSTIC. | a @ TAILOR MADE ; ' Z the wa il. A ssert j ne t he post off ce | No Hospital—No Danger—No Chloroform | OIL - BURNING I ry | ves St Louis ++ sccccececc Ge & j ae N e @ Be, U “as . *: eticallyv practicing au cene- by MILD OFFPICEH TREATMENT i Leaves Tower Gr © /-” 2 se by $87,521), ; was praca 7 Poiet "OVO. cccoce ; mucees —— : eg sorship, the two men asked whys A CURE GUARANTEED UNBURNABLE LOCOMOTIVES Arrives Memphis..... aac Result of Increased Con- action had not been taken aBalnst| pistoia, Fissure and all Rectal Diseases Cleaning Fluid | PT; 9 | a : tien Soar dnied the @6-lcenen 3 ed ote ee | a> LA eeee For Tickets or Reservations, Phone Garfield 7800 Nor to buy a “cheap | struction and Economy, te whpiee? 2a Ty cenaciie sss of cured patients. Wate fer FREM | ee EA SECTS hd Aadress mail inquiries ic E G Baker D P A., Frisco Lines 835 Friseo Bi . ‘ical ails o Rhinelander ell PR tee or tub but to buy | | tails of the Wor BOOK. It will pay you. Tell your friends, tire r © t t b SS ‘ease in New York. Phe postal - Consultation and Examination Free a sound tire or tu ©e | rm eipt from tces chiefly for | ficials replied they Were merely | DRS. COE & GAUME, Recta] Speeislists LEC Ss ce. . ’ ! ' } learrying aw. 501 Pine Street. St. Lonis. Mo, cheaply a oe —- or | building permits, of the Building | are ee ee 3 = 4 ' ” ’ : ‘ : ’ - » ¥ : i | the sign of the Rhino- | Division of the city for the fiscal | Suggests Name for Lindell Cuto | 927 899 ox “Clundlach place,” as a name for | LO San SP |year just ending, were $29+.8-*) €X- jo, 7 ocust-Lindell cutoff, was sug- | vege ee ——— palates oe : = a . “ a ‘ceeding expenses of the depart- rested vesterday by Miss Nettle H. ment by $87,821, Building Commis- | Beauregard, archivist and curator ae | : roi COATS of the Missouri Historical Society, sioner Christopher reported to the pera memorial to Jonn. Ti. C;und- | y G A 24 A R D } ® ES Director of Public Safety today. In ie ei s mitent of the old | ww — ' cto : 'lach, forme! pre siden 4 a the last fiscal year, the last aed vie ‘City Council, who was largely re- tre: : = | & 7 TO | RHINO TIRE STORES, Inc. the Kiel administration, receipts sponsible for the cutoff and other am | = | Licensed FLYNN-GUENTHER [were $223,346, giving a surplus of | = 8 ie Ba—pain | WORK PANTS i is seine , stra- ; : . | UNIFORM NET PRICES—COURTEOUS CURB SERVICE Sasnigebem np ~ Setall sinners ADVERTISEMENT . | wi 2 ce S| o’COATS Ail New S ion dismisses Us ae or er SS -. er *'? Washington 5851 Easton 7026 Manchester The report shows that building ' Just East of Hamilton Just West of McCausland | = 9 ae : | ! 5 95 at oe. 6120 Delmar 6500 Maple permits for structures costing $55,- ( ss es ; ’ > Cc ae Just West of Wabash At Olive Street Road 397.465 were issued during the fis- > 2 Arsenal Viaduct intersection cal year, compared with $46,114.61. y 5 — + » * ~ **« ety yr Sy Tt .3@5 & - ces x . . re As “ > a 4 ~ re ee = - ee ~ 7 + ; i % » € ; 3 ¢ ® ; me Me a - » 4 7 7 > 5 . - d aes » : % x4 x i * { & > > —* s $ # bie & , pe) : 5% a bk: ae *) (Se ; fae é Pe: : 2. Fe etn ro Mi > | = s “~~ PPE Geen RAR! oe Pe Toatalgee AS av at saeire i eee bed ee eh | eS Meat Miche tat. neta ! Get a good road map, see that the tank is full of Red Crown gaso- The Impeachment of Judge English | News From the Buried Greek World line, put the family in the car, and the world is yours! All the More Money from Lower Taxes Former Foemen’s Appeal for glories of the great outdoors—infinite beauty, joyous sunlight, fra- Rubber, Politics, and Filipinos | Germany grant wild flowers and a blue sky overhead!. The Remarkable Matteotti Verdict Reforming the Stage from Within | There are many places of enchantment near you. Over the crest The “Bread Trust’s” Plans All Dough Is Mysterious “Anastasia” the Czar’s | of the hill, ar oun the turn, are undreamed of pleasures. In your May We Treat With the Terrible Turk? | Daughter? | own car you can travel with the ease and freedom of the wind. The Prospects of “World Revolution” The End of a Hushed Voyage | There are rustic lodges, smart hotels and free tourist camps to ger eo re Against America An Editor’s First Aid to Youn | suit every taste and purse. craping the Ancient Auto 3 | Writers , Wherever ill find splendid his Ironing Out Railroad Worries | New York From an Armored Car | go you wi I fined et ta "Sraceey “elites Gonna ae The Passing of Natural Ice Sports and Athletics tions and Garages ready to supply you with Red Crown, the A Sparring Match of Music Critics | Department of Good English dependable gasoline. y Pply ‘ . .” Pr’ S59 = a, a 4 ae ae . * . >s 3" Fl : = wy ; « ~ SE se Feces “ 4 = Ta”. . ‘ ~ey - * 2, se : re SS om > ~. ~ ae y oy . 7" » ~ 4 3 ; . . - ‘ a ‘ 5 Ry ARIS Se Wash et : % r . . . > : : $ - " PO apeeste ons rT . ey ee ee See ee Pe ye Te >. a i. fe ye . ” : ° SS eee SS MDA Aaa oro aoa hog ee ERE ae ee Ss : ’ — , “ . e j ee” eee es ge Bier 4 cies Y tee “fy i adahaan ag ae MAA om oe +e a Jian pone Pweg «oe x er ee - ok . : ‘as doll 5.4 . : oN “5 “a 7. i . ¥, , ps ht hepa alg) a ee ii: Malti Sl , ss : ‘3 = " , a . 4 a ae es ae iy ae ; * . Oy rep PS . init on ~ ee a ae ae a] os 6 hie Color Reproduction—“‘The STUDENT’’—By Irving R. Wiles Your car with good roads and an | supply of Red Crown ; SUIT AND Many Interesting Illustrations, Including Humorous Cartoons gasoline gives you freedom to go : is Get April 17th Number—On Sale T oday—All News-Dealers—10 Cents | TOPC ast naan eaten, ante mapa gy ne el AE cart ete ate It is a mark of distinction to be a reader of | = Buy Red Crown at Any ; : (Ae i ele Standard Oil Service Station — [MM ,,BRAND NEW TAILOR | eC Cla CS | _ Bie i _BIGsTOcK and at most Garages B Bisun or rorcoat || (Suit OR TOPCY ArT EMILY POST’S ETIQUETTE—“The Blue Book of Social Usage” The most complete book on social usages that ry Selling 1,000 S d d Oil C Ss L - M = ‘ re : > between two covers.—Chicage Tribune. eae rt, eons 34.18, ag Pred pashieee in GE ano tan ar I ompahy t. OUIS, O. 3 * Tl iO] Z N GRA ay [) } & WAGNALLS COMPANY, Publishers, 354-360 Fourth Avenue, New York 4336 (Indiana) ia wr

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ee we tt _ cues ee we ee ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH THURSDAY EVENING, APRIL 15, 1926. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | —_o ) == ——S—S = — MRED Yh STREET CA NORMAN THOMAS HELD Anthony Ittner, 89 years old, le reef] sit caro ims sera at) FAR STRIKE SPEECH piece set,H|| Lake avenue, and is in a critical | . linen fin- condition at St. John’s Hospital, ish. Made | With concussion of the brain and St ; Nn ] verea to order. | lacerations over the left eye. Former Socialist Candidate for Patented 4 Ittner, who retired some years New York Governor Arrest- method. Hiago from the brick manufacturing ee ke aote 7 17 5S business, is a widower and pee ed Near Passaic, N. J. ° ' . O Hi} with his daughter, Mrs. Isabel La —/f Cy are W1Q é better: f i! Mont, at 508A Lake avenue. He! U I i | - : — a pe | Special to the Post-Dispatch. nited Slip Cover Co. was crossing from the north appar- aan «i aah 16.—~ re te i720 i ee sie, Pea Thomas, one time Social- —they last longer ! a a i eta Mmm \ | 0?2N UNTILB PM, emphian \\"oi2 N. GRAND to ME | UNCALLED FOR ‘ MPHIS }f TAILOR MADE RATA RA RA RARAAARA RA AR AAAAAMA 3 Leaves St Louis.__.....0 | 1125 a Leaves Tower Grove.....--...11.35 E:. Arrives Memphis_____ SS 7:35 te, * Reservations, Phone Garfield 7800 Beker DPA. FPriscoLines 835 Frisco Bide.StLouis.sg, LAA RA RA AMAA AARARR RA AAAA { tn 10 le inant. tlhe ere i eis TORE CAR IAS WY | Mayor of New York, was arrested ee 3) , KS | | what he called “unconstitutional E. d B ° ° . GAB ARDINES for in to end the New strong Eveready Batteries. Give it a able to furnish $10,000 Paper you are sticki , | per e sticking dollars on your wall that you et te ancast was mee uneupected, beautiful Wall Papers in values up to $2.00 a roll | ‘erties Union for the purpose of : Is) | making a test case against alleged ready—be Eveready! 7 Bergen County. BYOUNG MEN’S LONG $ @ .00 Wall Paper Exclusively ioe | | feet above the heads of his audi- prove—all makes of flashlights. TOPCOATS LIKE NEW |! 7 . 7 h "| 3 : : O09 . t the outskirts stood a dozen police- set on hand. Eveready-Mazda ' son and half a dozen deputies, UNIT cetut ER’ | his subject. He recounted the ar- ‘rest of Albert Weisberd, strike Manufactured end guerenteed by yesterday in Garfield, N. J., a8 he fa és a apple PEP up your flashlight now with new, | | police measures’ RAIN WORK PANTS | | You do if. you don’t buy it from Webster's. Every which he was held by Justice of ve a o'COATS AilNew |G} _ time you pay five to ten times more for a roll of Wall {| the Peace Hargreaves on the months ahead. “A Thousand Things can never spend. eX | for he had come to Garfield at the ——— od tor 35c a roll or less? . ‘illegal measures used by Sheriff , Garment | Nothing over 35c | | For five or six minutes, Thomas, TROUSER SR y E B & T & | ence—a group of New Yorkers and Tl aor b . h li h d FS 'a handful of strikers—talked of wy insure Drighter lignt an 'men, while in a nearby automobile SPECIAL SALE OF Vos CVO VOEDOVOV LDU POVO DY Pop ope pope, )}| armed with automatic\shotguns. There’s an Eveready dealer | Fon prasmuent® SS leader, who is held on $20,000 bail NATIONAL CARBON ComMPAny, Ine. | | ) }on charges of inciting to riot. New York San Francisco “The fixing of that high bail Canadian National Carbon Co., Limited 4 e- . —. = eee + ¢ ' struck. ist candidate for Governor and for TOPCOATS Do VY U stood in the crotch of an , ou se >, tree on vacant land and attacked | 7 T 0 14 =| ‘ES | Jersey textile strike. He spent last ig Wall Paper? — eS oe ea new | light for th per: | pail in Vv lease on lig or the summer charge of unlawful assemblage. May H in the Dark,” b So why do it, when you can buy the world’s most ‘request of the American Civil Lib- ay appen in the ar > SO eC Small Deposit Holds Any Price Ic-2c-3c-etc-, per roll | Nimmo to enforce the riot law in perched in the tree two or three Eveready Batteries fit—and im- RD SLITS ° WHIPCO S ‘the strike in general terms. On longer battery life. Keep an extra giosia | $3 10 $8/ : A. B Evere fier} i : ° | The Big Store With the Canopy E2 | sat Under-Sheriff John A. Donald- Lamps, the bright eyes of the ed — | ee | flashlights, likewise last longer. | one Thomas gradually warmed up to nearby. se ‘is a mockery of American justice,” Toronto, Ontario “4 : -clared. 4949 DELMAR BLVD. . CORNER AT OLIVE Thomas dec ; 217 NORTH 7TH ST. & i AND BROADWAY “CGleam 'Em Out,” Said Deputy. “. , Under-Sheriff Donaldson reached ' for an inside pocket, dragged out A “‘SURE-TO-PLEASE”’ VARIETY a police whistle and blew a sharp blast. : Assortment of Chocolates; “Clean ‘em out, boys,” he or-}- Pecan Pralines; French dered. Bon-Bons; Nut Caramels: While police and deputies drove PecanJumbles;Cream_ .- ithe audience from the land which ; . Fudgesand other delicious the Civil Liberties Union had rent- Mavrakos’ creations—the BUTTER ed for $19, Deputy Mat Donahue, ar to put new interest, Ee a eae 4 | FRI. & SAT. pound oh? Sek eens SCOTCH with shotgun under his = arm, ences. gett cee et a Pein sscoccag niente walked to the apple tree and told Rac A: A eee tn hocolate Mara- penn + ‘mea. |Thomas he was under arrest. . : ch ater ae ety SE aS schino Cherries: As- Scotch. Thekind | distance of | Pee TS are een : you lke. Madewith Thomas jumped to the ground and your home . So goa £7), FoF : SS ce 'was taken to Hackensack in Don- 7 ~they last longer > apace amram 'aldson'’s machine. He will be giv- - of close-in driving. : : £ “pad = 7m ta ae WE SHIP AND DELIVER SAFELY ANYWHERE Norrie, Bishop Paul Jones, director | ‘ water-washed by -* ere a ee East St. Louis Agency He wi a ~_ 144 Collinsville Av. ‘of the Fellowship of Reconcilla- | : ‘tion; Frieda Kirchwey, managing i f@* *¥@\ 0X @\ (eX 0.16 TON. eile 178). © 18 ee 16 0 (6 ONE OX 0 TOO TOY OKO 0 Nr l seh e\ euVe Nei /e\ te /e | @ 4 l@ Ue eee of | lorious beauty | Pgs x £8 ‘editor of the Nation; Genevieve | oy State High- 2 rts | ee |Taggart, poet; the Rev. Charles | ) : ‘Webber of the Church of All Na- | . . : itions, and the Rev. Clarence How- | ‘ells, director of the Harlem Com- | ‘munity Forum. | | Charges by the Civil Liberties | Union that the Sheriff and his men | > - e Ye nv? \v — 7 rate in the. world 3 , , 4 FO Sa Bae ae 0. 27. : : X€ anett Spring State - Pu ams in the arks | Be ne = Gon are unable to distinguish between | A . \ tees 3 , i cccietimniiatianiaeinl 3603 5 ‘the rigorous provisions of martial | Highway No. 14. > | ‘ , : , ‘law and the less strict measures | nd rit i2@ » ’ ‘of ¢ vey: ery ly Thee Te) ay. Ye Mime Ors af mre tet ww. aX t “, @ a. ?: "74 ~_— - oe WZ \ ‘of riot act law gained some sup- | Th & t y F t a ~] a the Ten BRAND NEW TOPCOATS ae ‘port when Under Sheriff Donald- | | 3 i aded motor roads, MADE OF TT as a ho Excellent fishing. TWEED pene ED 7 oe Sites —o- ng ha en | & E i Highway No. 3 : $15 VAL. FOR b var | “Martial law will continue to! & a Cr nN ° 30. : iis ‘exist until the riot act is recalled - Se = () a e , Bats ‘by the Sheriff. We don’t care & a f , eodore Roosevelt ‘yrs! whether the strikers are right or | wrong. We're here to preserve or- ~ ¥/ ri, bi EL TE NR Annes ills tng ina ete: Flee : 1@\\\'@ ‘i ~ ' Y = i \El7 Vf der and we can get plenty more | d,Santa Fe Trail | ~ bike PDH : XO k. . A) 3555 deputies if necessary. He also revealed that Sheriff | 7 \ wie? WY - Te\0 - cen = A eh th i ~~ Went La 4 a ws ¢ tae ‘ a Ae abe ES aal*,* AG ~~ —And you know Cadillac’s exchanged cars are suaranteed to “run as represented.” The public has complete confidence in the Oliver Cadillac Co. 7a @ Yaxi’ an r sat ‘@\ ive) lice today stopped picketing of the shways. Wherever you | bod —_~ : | (Indiana) Service Sta- Zz a 4.) a ee with Red Crown, the Hey 2, | ES i) First they declined to allow the Be “at the head of Auto Row” early Friday. There ae 4 \ cp, Serf" « } snowing of placards in e ite 5 F ‘ won’t be another opportunity like this for many months. And we'll lend you the money to buy your car—if you wish. OLIVER CADILLAC CO. Poe ae Av, \f House inclosure. which set forth the meesages the strikers wanted ont Sa fe / > i ‘ Sy NI Me nos f fy ? upply of Red Crown a : bc 4 Ss -— to convey. This was held to he \ ¢ S| : } ZN against regulations which always are rigidiv enforced. Later, after the children and | their leaders had indicated they | would stay around a while anyway |, the demonstration was stopped by the officers, who said the use of children for such purposes was a 4 * * . > ~ $ ~ ; ne , % * : tp, ’ ; . a MT MAT og: 2 > Sal Sepa 9 ~’ . ee ee al, Tae % : +> +, RS pa. ; ? L 4 . oy. er rw : q 3 ss al we . - ‘ Ad -i¢ ‘ : ‘ ~ ) ? . a . : — a a ee Ee . ‘ ¥ bs vi lation of the District of Colum- | ‘hia law. The children, ranging in age from \ I 7@\ 7 (@\ 0 7@\ VON @NATON YO@\ I Y@\ OVA /@)\ Yan aN, e S : ze " | : ee F ef 3 Ros Pea .4 to 14 years, then quietly moved -— | ——— og a ote oy tr a along. Secretary Saunders, who: PETVUICe tation ; 3 BRAND NEW TAILOR es : os os previously had received their lea‘l- | . 3 MADE SUIT & TOPCOAT i! 4 ; : ers. told them the President was BI Oc in no position to help them and_= I : hone L > GST oa _ 7 : referred them to the Labor Depart- KG) ust & Lindell Cut-off Telep JEfferson 3080 . UaTrages | @ TRADE-IN YOUR OLD } | Quickly Relieves Irritation | ment. a. ee oi 4 = Suit OR TOPCOAT | Jersey City Police Guard Home of | Ri ADILL NS —— ov : Governor From Pickets. By the Associated Prese JERSEY CITY, N. J., April 135. Recommended by Physicians and Druggists in United States | —Police Chief Batt@rsby today end Foreign Countries. walled Gov. Moore’s home with uuiformed me nto prevent picket- q — —$—$ $$ —___ | and So ao a with Pile Pipe Attachment, how | ing of the house where the Gover- N T O N ] G H T S A L E E N - 4 ll. Fiftw children were re- 0) N.GRAND} bax contains facts about Piles which everybody should know. ) ne ey aaeen wee OE ES See eee re DS SUNDA ~ wi I» BO Sy GOL Ore @ Ce C10 * © 8 e headcuarters in Passaic. bent on i Seo’ PARIS MEDICINE ©O., Beaumont end Pine Streets, St. Louis, Mo. forming picket lines. Guy W. Ontver, President eR statesmen A rT ane | *, \ Tah iYe\i/@\ivavi ani veysy St. Louis, Mo.

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Fat ‘ 1 Pane +. 3 PiGES Fs 4 ie: aoe =F x ~~ 7 7 7 Bae Fa | vat Th? &: ' a ee ‘4 - Tod ras eae ip i, ‘i bi ‘ : 3a +4 i3 ‘48 Mea €: Hitt f: qe cit 14 4 33 ha E yo i a fe eae te i$ot* eee Seat ie: ie cE ¢ 4 b ea. : £3%? 1s: #4S: _- ia $i: + he 2 aay # ‘ eet? i Paes FS , ak. t.) i3 cS ao , : ee ' sR +4. , if s 2 > is \ a Baas pe RRNA INGE C8 TPS PAA MENLO I, REINO PO ROMA SIRE ELM ELE EAE EEL SEMIOTS AES ; ASAE NO EPR. 9 OF ch rere mnpa sis eee ee mena omen ee 9 + ater tr ME: “a April 19.-— sinibtiteliy unfitted bi -iliam L. Dill, State Commissio'- tressing accidents tat have cr of Motor Vehicles, has never elf as tt _ re iis that he has to pass judgme ‘ause oO dis upon the frailties come men. He says he never, ‘to his attention. Another esse” | BERGDOLL iS ACQUITTED AP 15 ), 192% TIIURNSUAY EVENING, P jE. ae Sree * = . A — CTT > eee - 1 : J > ‘\ orth’ a gies, eee Set ina Bos ae Ss : a: :' Art “ge . RRS: 4) e : se. : a = ee 2 tS a : ere Dk Stok: “4 ay! : ; aS ate Pi ; : ee ; ‘ : .e a >. ae Bese. +d eth g e é a oe cae estos : ot ee ; » 7 oa . FY - » See \ : Be ag “ Be Both } 4 7 aed 2° Sh Pt htt . ' eS ee os , thru ” Mig ‘MISSOURIAN Kansas City, Atchison, Omaha and Lincoin Pace Thru Sleeping :Car Service : DAILY SCH@DULE Re | Ly. St. Louis Bn ae now 11359 pm, a ION scieseaciplintaasienigtienassiamecsmccsd $30 GE33, Ar. Atchison. SEG SE ena screenees 300 BIN. | Ar. Lincoln ....... OE aa. "5:15pm. | | Ae. Cee ........:....:.-.. i siachiabvinatile 3:40 pm. | RE in connecting train at Unioa. | Three Other Fast Trains Daily Lv. St. Louis 9:00 am, 2:02 pm, 10:10 pm. | @ Tickets and reservations at Union Station or City Ticket Office, 318 N. Broadway (Main 1000), : Sleep! @ Smooth easy riding roadbed, heavy steel rails, careful hand- ling of trains; no jolts or jars, perfect ventilation .. These and W’. F. Miller many other travel comforts Sacisiusia Miteaiiaiieian “Dadiens - att: insure an undisturbed restful MISSOURL PACIFIC R. R. CO. night of sleep. Railway Exchange Building S:. Louis, Mo. nf _ Lounge Club Car Service to Kansas City~Dining Car Beyond +: of his fell i OF CHARGES BROUGHT BY GIRL AR CO OR Psycho- Analyst: Testifies Accuser Ls = Subnorntal and Untrust- ; | \ t | } : worthy. | Qermany, April 15 OR FOR THE PEOPLE A reader asked this question. His letter was date ds | Oberlin, Ohio. The editor of NATION’S BUSIN#R ' wrote to him in reply: “Before answering, we shot OI like to ask you a question in turn. We don’t kai the size of your business; we don’t know if it} $10,000 or $50,000 a year. We don’t know if pe are satisfied with it, or whether—in common y most normal Americans—you are putting fort 1 greater efforts to attain greater things. | Be htesn casey —Grover C. Beragdoll, the Amer- | ican draft evadery has got out of | il another snarls Charged with | ae ie ‘tion and jm pagring the morals ef minors, the gon of the former | Philadel ‘othe (Pa.) brewer was ac- — ted of the charge after one ‘cession of court, although the Stat ee earefully gathered evidence a which it hoped it world bo able ito convict him. Tho penalty for convétion of | the charges would have maint im- | 'prisonment of from one to BY yeurs | for each offense. A phychaoaanal- | vst, Prof. Hans Gruhe of ‘he, /'University of Heidelberg, in behalf , of Bergdoll, said that he had e¢x- | amined 17-year-old Leisel Schm1 iat, chief witness ag ainst agg = | was convinced thi was of subno rm al mental ity wend untrus’ ‘worthy.’ The girl herself. in tes _ in| ;was unable to convince the Co that Bergdoll had made an attac l upon her three years ago. et ‘ert P. Sachs, alleged to be a pri- | vate detective of Philadelphia, and 4 | who lodged the compaint against | Bergdoll, was not in court. When the Court pronounce 1 | 'Bergdoll not guilty he declare dy ithat he was through with Ameri- | cans, "bacause they have hounded me by underhand methods, such | he dancin ment of Sachs, ani ! ‘tried to throw me in jail.” He add- ed that he would bring a suit for ‘damages and libel against Sacha. After leaving the court, Berg- | or. bought a bottle of wine for | every policeman and court official | ; and entered his automobile and | drove to Karlsruhe. Skull Fractured by Robber. John Tabvich, 36 vears old, of Youngstown, O., was found at Twenty-first and Wash streets ar m. todavr, from skit! cfure and severe lacerations. He said he was assaulted at Seven- teenth and Wash streets by a Ne-|. gro, who struck him on the head | fas -t suffering “But, as you go ahead, where is the — a ~ ~~ Ditto — mn POALULLaanyns aX cc i | - pr * *-¢ iM Try fy ify, / "iffy, AD 44, ’ na 2 ¢¥ FS P } ‘\ A, “a ‘ 4 Mis... oor? TE a bb sa 6 > y | My ° * ’ ——s > sie om -* at) - toh wt e Phe ~~ SSN SSS SO = ~~ . =: ~ New ate “Ss \ SS , = Observation Platform SS ) - “N orth Co ast r™ ‘The Travel Triumph’’ valet; luxurious chairs, large, high windows for mountain sight- with adjustable searchlight for sight-seeing by night. Extra Comforts—No Extra Fare Leaves St. Paul 10:55 p. m. Dailv Union Depot VANCOUVER ye N T A N A —————— | eee — ae oe i oawro VethowstoneX: —_— Park Ble : x | ‘ 1 S By SOMReat ee | : A OREGON. eames ars omen e ee >| SInNCOL | _— First of the Northern Transcontinentals’— MOP rent 7! ss es aa Sai we. 4 ve cath} hf . We believe our New Style Observation-Club Cars are the finest ever built for travel comfort; ladies’ lounge, shower, maid; men’s shower, barber and The new style observation platform is roomy, shaded by day, Northern Pacific Railway. ine athe Negra fied ampts-hand- dividing line that marks the danger to ed when he resisted, he said. . 9 | “Where does your honorable busi- | ness become dishonorable on account of its bigness? At what point does + success become sinister? “Just west of Oberlin is a farmer named Jones, crippled by paralysis since a baby, who made such good sausage that today he ships it into every State. Just east of Oberlin, a Mr. Davey took such good care of his neighbors’ trees that the nation heard of him and his work, and beat a path to his door. And to the northeast, a poor candy-maker named White, in Cleveland, observed us chewing sticks and straws, capital- ized this idiosyncrasy, and built up the chewing gum industry. “At what point did Mr. Jones leave off being a good citizen —was it when he extended his business outside his village, his county, or his State? At _ what point did Mr. Davey become a menace—when he started to doctor 4 trees outside of Kent, or outside of Ohio? » And Mr. White? As he peddled his gum | from store to store, he was not a perni- | cious Big Businessman. At what stage | of his way to international trade and a necessary financial office in New York’s ited” Il recommend thecountry, the trainandtheser- | vice. Let me help you with information, tickets,or reservatione. R.K. Cross, General Agent, 411 Olive Street, — St. Louis, Missouri, Phone | Garfield 2528. seeing. \wI NN iPEG . MIM Gag Cw OMAMA eet ag 4 es ag tp 2 era aS Te, aaa Se ST.LOUIS” POST-OISPATCH a, — seeped neeetemsceatg Here’s a sale to thrill the thousar city. A sale that presents a novel, ¢ ELBO-RONI is one of the famous / isfying—a new treat for the whole fat | Pkg. ELBO-RONI crs: x 1 Pkg. Spaghetti or She 1 Pkg. Macaroni or Egg 3 Packages for Onbk ‘Wall Street district did he lay aside hi virtue and fair dealing? “What are we fathers to tell ou small boys, who are already dreaming big dreams of accomplishment spurre ml on by everybody to ‘get ahead,’ ‘be sug cessful ’? Must we say to them, “ : you may travel, and no farther! ify go beyond, you will suffer the slings arrows of outraged public sentigg om You and yours will be crucified asm desirables; politicians will find you most worthy acts havea sinister mom REM EMBER— be TAKE A , ' AT At a you still insist on an answer to} question: Are you for Big Businessdlll the People? we shall have tosay:‘"Weang ‘ for both.’ And we are for Small Bus 1\ ness too—the small business whi¢ sees a shining goal, and strives toaftail it. Don’t take this away from America} please, because it is the opp orttnity a the individual, and individ al ims the very heart and soul of America NATION'S BUSINESS is a magemme founded on the belief that anytll | which is not for the public g ood tf $00 for the good of business. It is publish in Washington by the largest b z J organization in the country, and! itv 1 SA NDWIC A tempting, —especially es authoritatively the relationshipoft r¢ business to another and of all busine to government. LEADING lunch rooms, fh rm shops are now featuring many appetizing ways. © and try these tested recipes i PIXK SALMON SANDWICHES shapes ish. | (4 pound can wi ‘make 18 large or 24 small om 7 Canned SALMON, the SHANA SAY ~ - F LWWON Oris MERLE THorPE, Editor , PUBLISHED MONTHLY, BY, THE CHAMBER OF.COMMERCE,OF THE UNITED STATES, W

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THURSDAY EVENING, APRIL 15, 1926. 4 TIOOTE Seohy MOM OWT etter was dated ar ION’S BUSINEss} ering, weshould} # We don’t knowgy n't know if it ist on't know if you in common with € putting forth ngs. district did he lay aside his} air dealing? | Quick Cooking ~ Short Cut Macaroni Here’s a sale to thrill the thousands of thrifty, bargain-hunting housewives in the city. A sale that presents a novel, delicious, palate-tempting macaroni food for only 1c. ELBO-RONI is one of the famous American Beauty quality products. Nourishing, sat- isfying—a new treat for the whole family. You've only a week to get— | Pkg. ELBO-RONI (The New Quick Cooking, Short Cut Macnroni..+ « « «© « « Ic a. opeenen: Or Shelhoni..................-.10€ | Pkg. Macaroni or Egg Noodles..................10c 3 Packages for Only... sae REMEMBER—THIS SALE ENDS APRIL 24th TAKE ADVANTAGE TODAY! are we fathers to tel] our | AT ALL GROCERS! iment with the law force, in the opinion of Mrs. Henry. Beverly, chairman | Women’s National Commit- |} § Mrs. Peabody, who headed a dele ~ ion of women in support of the Vol- istead act at the Senate prohibition | arrived in Boston: today. manner. | ‘in which the hearing was conduct-_ | een ewrgeengenes | i / i who are already dreaming ff - of accomplishment, spurrec body to ‘get ahead,’ ‘be suc. t we say to them, “Thus far tavel, and no farther! If you you will suffer the slings and outraged public sentiment. ours will be crucified as un- politicians will find your ny acts havea sinister motive.’ till insist on an answer to your Are you for Big Business or for§ weshallhaveto say: “Weare And we are for Small Busi- the small business which ng goal, and strives to attain ake this away from America, ause it is the opportunity o lual, and individualism is the and soul of America.” 'S BUSINEss is a magazine on the belief that anything ot for the public good is not | od of business. It is published ’ gton by the largest business | on in the country, and it voic- } atively the relationship ofone - D another and of all business nent. he . ns , P "Eng A tempting, wholesome, satisfying Neonday Lunch —especially healthful during the warmer days EADING lunch rooms, hotels, restaurants, cafeterias and sandwich shops are now featuring Pink SALMON, the “King of Food F ish”’, in many appetizing ways. Buy a can of Pink SALMON at any grocer 8 and try these tested recipes in your home: PINK SALMON SANDWICEHEZS PINK SALMON SALAD Tess together lightiy 1 1>. can Pink SALMON, *, pint Pound can of -ink SALMON. Season to taste with mayon- Baise or salad dressing. Add chepped pickle, minced olive or ao gene and ‘% pint —: —_— to taste. Serve op dori lic f bread, cut into resh, crisp lettuce, garnished to suit. Gary + seeds al be i aay —— (A pound can will make salad for six or more persons. (4 peund can wil] make 18 large or 24 small sandwiches) Canned SALMON, thoroughly cooked, is delicious served cold just as it comes the can. Season to taste, with salt, pepper, a little vinegar or lemon juice and - ¥erve with crisp rolls, bread and butter or crackers. A pound can serves four persons. NOTE: Canned Bink SALMON for many reasons is actually better thar the fresh. Caught in countiess millions in the cold waters of the North Pacific ocean, this wonderful seafood is rushed to the nearby canneries. immediately cleaned. washed in pure, fresh running water, cut to sise, placed in the can— all by machinery—and then thoroughly cooked in great steam retorts. Al! the natura! flavor, the ricoh oils and the precious Iodine content of the salmon is sealed in. It keeps indefinitely until opened. $1,000.00 IN CASH PRIZES . You may have a choice rec that could win the pen wee * St bel our present great nationa! contest for good ways to serve canned Pink SALMON. Send it in NOW! Other big prises: Second, $100; Third, $40; Fourth, $20; Fifth, $15: 20 prises $10 each. and 25 prizes $5 each. Please state whether rec! bas been tried by you. and how many persons it uld serve. We ; te know total cost ing dish. Kindly indicate brand Pink SALMON you prefer. and if convenient send label. Contest closes August 31, 1926. ASSOCIATED SALMON PACKFRS 4 2528 L. C. Smith Building, Seattle, Wash. FREE recipe JC &2D> Se book—‘‘Forty J,» 4a” IRs od | teau i 1 ment were told pm, SAVSANDREWS SHOULD BELIEVE IN LAW OR QUI 'Chairman of Women Support- ing Volstead Act Also Criti- cises Senator Reed. | Bs the Associated Press BOSTON, April 15. — ‘Lincoln CC. Andrews, /national prohibition jshould resign if he is not in agree- | he is set to en- | W. Peabody of of the tee for Law knforcement. | hearing. She eriticised sharply the ied. “T voice a feeling of indignation that at a hearing of. Committee con- isumed in repetition of questions on| f and protest ithe Senate Judiciary ithe time for witnesses was i ithe part of the Senator from Mis- lsouri to prove the case against the present law,” ste said. Commenting upon the opinion of | effect that | Gen. Andrews to the ithe sale of non-intoxioating beer | under strict control would improve conditions, Mrs. Peabody said: “(General Andrews’ statement ex- the criticism of his If he is not in agree- plains in part department. with the law. whicn he is set he should resign. We during the convention that the » enforce, April 11 to 153, and constantly society and openly Washington urged to protest. “We did not go to from ciety for Government without fear or or the Government: that is officials to do favor. We did not pass a resolution condemning | indorsing the l'en We did urge that cocktails or Commandments. the Government and the States | ' show resolution in dismissing men | iwho fail in their duty, high. or l|low. Lawbreakers must not Db:*| lawmakers. “No organization of Gen. in charge of enforcement, law is | violated in| we were | Washington | °6 States to invéstigate so- |} men or | ships the unit also has others in need of replacement and it-is in exchange for these that it wil!) get inew planes. | think it likely that they will get | present i late type trainin lanes The |,» yP S — sie rh forces and that if a food shortage | Ships are JN-4 Curtiss ; ; che Arises trains will be run under training ships of old type. sia ; . military protection —— «ar ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 31 HAVANA, April 15.—A strike of | the employes of the Cuba Railroad | Co. for increased wages has begun. | The Government announces that mail will be convoyved by Officers of the unit armed | STRICTLY ree | ' ‘ ' i =9 ec ‘Gyr 71 ro) = IN 3-lb. CANS --- SAMPSON MALT SYRUP M ape In Goon, OLpb ST. Louis ez Save the 15-Unit United Profit Sharing Label-Coupen on each can. Write for catalogue of valuable premium-. Showreom at 905 Pine Street. MONSTERS! Great Chocolate Fruit Moguls Chocolate, thicker than thieves, Assorted Fruit Cream Centers packed in one-pound boxes only. Monster Value, too! Friday’s Candy Special . 3 5c | FRIDAY BAKERY SPECIAL Mohican Layer Cake—don’t wait until the 6 : | ‘last of the Mohicans’’ has gone. ..... Oc 1 MANUFACTURED BY te INDEPENDENT BREWERIES CO. | SAINT LOUIS, MO. POvenaeLAueuunend 1 O4auoeavenencvrenerveneeeegengney u1stoneaoeangqocturudvenutsvecusuasnsnen1eeesenseyouastagasnapaag egngssnet4unnevaygveracesvetaveeanevesnaseeneuaacsuiaoeeatt I FRI. & SAT. — Gimesomore Angel Creams... | | the box......15c Supreme Stollen... .. .35¢c SNADEGHOOULEDUUCONUOUULQUOCSOUUEOOUUSEAYDOLUCOUCUOUUOOOEOUGEIOHETOLOOOOUORSAODAL SOL OENOEOEE | . Quali-Tea Rooms ~ Where the appe- | A525 25RSRSR5RSR5 2525 2SPSL2 5 PRSR PSPS PP 5OSLE SPSL SPP SPS? PP SPSPPSDSPPSPPPSET. tite s continually tempted . ? . Splendid | i , luncheon and afternoon service... take | Mi ; elevator to second floor, Seventh Street Os EVEN-TIME and 30-time POST-DIS- : Busy Bee. i! ! 3 O) PATCH WANT ADS are BUSINESS § a3 BUILDERS. PHONE YOUR ORDER. § 417 N. SEVENTH ST. 6TH & OLIVE be | " ; LADY LOVE CHOCOLATES © \ ere riers : ~ Distinguished by richness and flavor Always appropriate women intent upon observance and | enforcement of law vy resolutions. Their only ecient action must be taken at the We are unwilling to believe the stories told of Washington so- ciety, and wait a contradiction that country that our effi- lle pois. will assure the representati\ members of thel: hreaking the law.’ families are not can do much | es in Washington ande NEW RATES ORDERED ON BRICK SHIPMENTS TO SOUTH MISSOUBI Existing Rate Held Unreasonable by Interstate Commerce Commission. Press. April 15.—The Comniission B thie Lssomated WASHINGTON, Interstate Commerc has found to be unreasonable inter- ctate rates on bricks and other elay from points in Texas, Ar- kansas. Oklahoma and Kansas to destinations in those Siates and in and to Memphis, Tenn. Rates from Texas, Arkansas und Oklahoma to points in Southern also were found unjusti- products Louisiana Missouri fied It also found to he unjustly dis- eriminatory Intrastate rates on the samme commodities, except common rick, in Texas. Arkansas (ikla- homa, Kansus and Southern = Mis- ourl. ° The commission ordered estab- ishmer! of new scale of. inter- € tes for sing line hauls ranging from 4.5 cents a hundred pounds for distances up to 10 miles £5 eents for 1000 miles. e State commissions the fixing ol reasonabie intrastate rates based on the interstate scale which the eommission fixed in Kansus were de- past shipments Oklahoma and {‘omplainants nied reparation for om that State to Tex TREET GAR WORSTED IN COLLISION WITH Va” Four-Wheel Vehicle Breaks Loose From Tow and Rolls Across Street. car came off A street It left ' i i second | best Ina collision with a four- wheel show van vesterday. after- noon. The van, the property of the B. | B. Murphy Show Co. of 407 Walnut was proceeding Chouteau avenue, under tow when in front of 2627 Chou- avenue the broke loose and rolled to the south side of the where it collided with an eastbound Manchester car. The car was damaged $1000: the street, truck van street an $25. Herman Heyde, 61 years old, of 6645 Mitchell avenue. who was sitting in the front of the car suffered contusions and lacerations of the fac®and left knee. He was taken home. nose AIRPLANES OF OBSERVATION ‘SQUADRON, TO BE REFITTED T hie 110th ron is to have Observation Squad- its airplanes fitted with new and more powerful en- gines and also may get some new ‘ype airplanes to replace its pres- ent ships, Adjutant-Genera! F. M. west On | of a Rumboid announced today at Jef- | fergson (ity. Four planes now in at Lambert-St. Louis have their 150 horsepower pano-Suiza motors replaced with ls0 horsepower engines, it said. the get in and out with livers can cockpits comfortably urachute packs Besides hangar | Field will | His- | was They also will be remodeled | The “Standard Quality” floor for. the Studebaker showroom & and a range of colors in Armstrong’s Battleship Linoleum. These floors are comfortable and Sales-making floors The automobile showroom discloses large expanses of floor space. Naturally such a room demands « truly beautiful floor—one really in ing with fine cars and discrimi- nating buyers. The floor you see in the picture is Armstrong's Marble Inlaid Pattern No. 76, laid with a plain black linoleum border. The entire floor was permanently ce- mented in place over a lining of builders’ d ing feic. Nor Bnav arnt limited in their selection of an Armstrong’s Linoleum Floor. The pattern they chose is only one among scores of Armstrong designs appropriate for modem business use—Jaspé tiles, Handcraft tiles, Handsome, smart-looking, dig- nified floors of Armstrong’s Linoleum are just what is needed on “Automobile Row.” r a business where competition never “closes an eye” you will find that even the floors are planned as an aid to sales. Automobile makers are shrewd buyers. They seek quality, endur- ance, reliabily. The Studebaker Corporation, for instance, buy floors on a mileage basis. Throughout the branches of their Eastern Dtvi- sion—as a definite sales policy—long- wearing floors of Armstrong's Sieateaet are being laid. cindee’s The fact that Scudebaker’s are cent in the automobile business natu- tally led them to select a floor ARMSTRONG CORK COMPANY, Lésedesm Disision, Lancaster, Peansyhveuis Chicago Office—1206 Heyworth Building The New York showroom of the Studebaker Corporation of America, Broadway at 7oth Sevest. Floors of Armstrong’s Linoleum, Marble Inlaid Pattern No. 76, are a real sales-<ad in this display. FREE—a book on jt i ee ie —_ ee - ™ fh — i alll bili. TM x } mts Armstrong’s Linoleum for Every Floor in the House the four serviceable | = ae 7 gh MS net Ey Ah ta NOt Gece BE RM hgcI I ue Ae si yao an nae the eek ea ee Se phcwcliadi nt « alh le.

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“THURSDAY EVENING, APRIL 15, 1926. ” ie Le. i. ; 4 32 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH at EE eee eee ee en eee cede 7 Smee en 7. "ADVERTISEMENT State Bank in Kentucky Closed,’ taken over its affairs for { i . i LEXINGTON, Ky. —- Frozen tion, Cavitalized at $70,000 THAN OATS State Samiti Commission has full. New Oata has better flavor and id texture than oatmeal + ee % If they love delicio®s things to eat at . Bs home, serve New Osta for breakfas i tomorrow. It’s the most delicious bot . rerea) yrouecyer tasted. New Oata is the | lates. discovery of the Kellogg Com. pany. It combines the most delight- fifty years. It adds the wonderful | ay food value of wheat to the known | : a qualities of oats. And the wonderful | favor. a combination of the keen relish of oats and the exquisite goodness of wheat, wins instant favor with all. . Tt is an ideal food for children. | New Oata comes ready cooked. All) K yaa iar ve ¢-iRew - oa oa _ PENNLAND April ‘ ~aeeneeaimaoninas Panter ody a her wed in dee oe a we = Rs St a AAR ONO TT TH TMC SE wR Serene means aeemnenes neuen ve . * Seed ae ial alae a a“ re . oe rw abt alee eee om = eh anes er Lo he 5 POR ro. > penn ate STR GREE SMS ED LOL EE OI SER ELIE TES, om “amma . one wate ayes . New Oata. Try a package today. « q : you need do is heat it three minutes in Check your car (ex Pittsburgh) r | boiling water before serving. It never | asbaggase. No. LAPLAND April 30 Fe j gets the mushy, giuey body of ordi- crating neces- ZEELAND May 8 # i nary oatmeal. Always light, melting, sary. y 3 3 perfect in texture. All grocers sell BELGENLAND May 29 § OBE a a8 q eee oie OT, eS oem ” och aaa EA tg Sytet e hae > es NEW OATA Sail a any Sabieday i} ful flavor with matchless body-build- a. mg and health. protecting qualities. i R & L 5 ‘New Oata is a marvelous blend of | n ED TAR UuUxU ) woeat and oats. 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This is one of the series of hitherto unpublished recipes of the most distinguished chefs in America, which you will find regularly cach Friday with yourloafof Certified Bread. Bread HAT tables were set milk. Testing actual trial loaves when the last centurywas each day. Baking in specially- young! Roast chicken fresh from built, white-tile ovens—where the spit—hubbard squash like the heat is kept always even— d pumpkin pie, baked in a pastry to bring that lusciously crack- tag the color of vine leaves—fruit ling crust to just the right shade | grant syrup—andonthe bread Theseare what make Certified | trays rich slices of fine-grained, Bread such a remarkable loaf nut-brown-bordered bread. —a loaf that so many thousands Thousands of housewives are of wivesandmothershave hailed - And the explanation of its Certified Bread is baked not goodness? Not just fine ingre- once but twice daily and rushed dients, but greater care! to your grocer—to be always Testing the flour. Testing the fresh for you. Order a loaf today! WELLE-BOETTLER BAKERY, Vandeventer and Forest Park Blvd. Tenants From Paving Back Rent. If smoke from a furnace pours Ithrough the floors, if it breaks up | parties even on Christmas and makes a little girl reciting a poem unceremoniously rush for a win- dow, it is sufficient cause for a tenant to break a lease, according ito a decision yesterday by Justice lof the Peace Moone. Such testi- was made in the suit of the Oxy- ‘oer Realty Co. against the Volun- jteers of America, asking for $125 ihack rent for the use of a hall at 1535 Market street. “Yast Chrigtmas we were having a party at the hall.” Mrs, Catherine Stubley of the Volunteers of Amer- ‘ica testified. ‘A little girl was re- jciting a poem about the Christmas pege through the floor. ‘The poor little thing tried to go on. She got in the middle of the poym, then she had to jump off the plat- form. run for a window and stick her head out of it. The rest of us iwe had worked so hard for, had to break up. And we had some, special visitors there we wanted to make a good impression on. “Many times I have come home /mony was heard and such a ruling, | spirit when the smoke began com-/| jhad to go outside and the party in the dead of winter and found | a - wat ae aa ee em ’ - — — = eee ~ a aeeallmeaneacaaaniamngemneamar EE ee = GMOKE JUSTIFIES deposits 4 me Pe Pee > she bank had _ individual ¥ : | Joan S caust d the ciosings 0 Lins $3 15 N00. An official cee hiieeaiiaas itt Wil nore, Ky., Deposit Bank. The’ saiqg depositors would be paid in BREAKING | FASE j f conditions they refused to let him | group -re rereeiiaiaiie perhaps ‘do so. ' county. 'man around to repair the faulty | communities in making up the ; — MISSOUR] "er ny "1 |- “Pe Ch s Committee will ! CHORUS OF STATES, MUSIC inemnbership cases: ant sa GR sic to be used. TI is to be FEATURE AT PHILADELPHIA | sk ahlees ae the cent : ST.LOUIS POST-OISPATCH A GOIN. ARE —_—~—- an Lae —— ‘| PHOTOPLAY 1 THEATERS PHILADELPHIA, April 15.—A | — } OE ame chorus of the States is one of the ' Justice Of Peace Absolves musical features launched for the THURKEE FREE LE&EC- TURES on Esoteric Psschology - by Dr. Independence day celebration in connection with the sesqui-centen- Vreme) el Adaros, Ph eee .. Inventor Radio +6 + 45 ¢ 14 7 . nial of the birth of the Republic ir |] automobile and this city. Aura Sereen, As- "I?} Saami Cantanniat phgea setnbly Koom at | Ne oe Sqiulj (-entennia Music i Jefferson Hotel Committee, made up of music-lov- | FRI, Eve., Aprit 16, 8 O’Clock— PF ing citizens of the city, plans to | “Attracting and have every state in the Union rep- || Holding That resented and as many local com- | be cng Cse Ve munities as possible. States, SAT. Eve., April 17, 8 cities and communities would se- | O'Clock Highest Air ante eee lect their own singers in quartets. | SUN. Eve., April 18, 8 O’Clock— Communities unable to defray the “Ideation: How to Make Every De sire Come True.’ hone: MAin 4600 expense of sending four singers could combine with neighboring aluri _PHOTOPLAY THEATERS PHOTOPLAY THEATERS Vz, \ | STARTS SATURDAY | ae “fy SL, tf ttl ijl, g SLAM YE If dp SLPALO SJ t4 44, VHA i hh Mee, OIL tC“ WY yy Ori ti YY Y// the SA, Ye / thin Sf/ SII 7 Pie (hd Vi. , WY y SAS 4G Yo WY stl itty Mf My y my little girl lost in thé smoke; 3 with a red nose and watery eyes. Then we would have to throw the! J windows open to the bitter cold ’ and start the electric fans going | 3 ‘to drive the smoke away. We a never had a mission meeting in the four winter months we were there | WS that we weren’t either forced to, BS SSS ds vo outside or start the electric] Douglas Schnell, living at the Le- land Totel, said he used to go up) to the mission hall every evening | and help abate the smoke evil. “lI didn’t have anything to do in the oe -_ — a | | a SGLWYN Presents~ evenings,” he said, ‘‘and it kept me occupied.” George I. Schaberg. president-of - 7 the real estate company, sald the Volunteers: of Anrerica must have erjoved th kernke and winter elec- tric fans because when he sent a AMUSEMENTS _ | RALwad | IR ee Gado Ole as 8:15. MATINEE SAT.,2:13| @ The Smartest and Most Interesting Offering of the Season ‘Yae Rnd EDITION (AR lors AY UE HF REVUE OF COUNTLESS Re B.: : me: ~ SS Noes “Et ms Ro othe SOY ‘ Seites ace eX ae fans. SSS t Pgh ve, ae ee j SS ‘$e 2 © oe ee AQ ; in’ ee: “3 “eps DUAL FACES, ROLE ~ Le “Your SIDE THE LAW’ Chaney as "Blackie Mike’ in the reatest Crook Melodrama of Career- Presto //Then as At Ah Wing" the Sleek ,Creeping Celes 3 AESOPS {CHARLEY CHASE FABLES [Ais Maden Deding| SARLIS ORCHESTRA | LAST 2 DAYS .etiEbT CHEAT” CRIT MPHS IN LONDON & NEW YORE | With Beatrice | Jack } Gertrude LILLIE | BUCHANAN Rites Next Sunday Seats Now. Arthur Hammerstein Presen ts THE GREATEST MUSICAL Rt EVER . ‘TRODUCED IN AMEE ROSE-MARIE Company Symphony sali ov pe om Orchestra 1146 « > Sat. Mat., $1. 10 to $” “9 5 Wed. Mat. 50c $2. 20 Incl, Tax. Seats ‘also ‘at the Aeollan Co. — —- + ORP rh MGI ROUT VALIOEVILLL MISS ETHEL BARRYMORE In “The Twelve Pound ($60) Look” _ a LANGFORD & MYRA | MCRRAY & ALAN a — ee eee EDDY BROWN | ie AL HERMAN | Mack & La Rue | The Demacos _ a RUTH ROYE Next Week: AVON COMEDY FOUR a Gdeen’ wae Toda, S23O3 Tantent 8:15 GRAND QPERA ASSOCIATION Presents San Carlo Opera Co. Mat. today—Martha, (Cucchese. Vomar ehfo; Tonight, Cavalleria-Pagliacei, Vettor!, Salazar, Saroya. Ghirardin!: Fri. eve., Tosca, Vettori, Taf: ro, Valle: Mat. today, Martha. Luec? i@ae, Tomar: divi Taufure; Sat. eve, —] Trovatore, Sarova, Salazar. Valle. Conductor Mr. Pe roni. Seat sale now at Afolian Co., 1004 Olive at., and Hotel Chase. $1 {tg $3. At pte 6 p.m. No tax. ener ERE RESS OLIVE AT GRAND Mother -Love D®. FRANK CRANE, oationally- TT; : Fence editorial writer, declared: They “There have been many stories and films Sa ae about Mother-Love; but none so unus- y ual and striking: as New York World ‘STELLA DALLAS’ “If any heart fails to throb to it, the That is the reason New York, in this ots gle Gia cue icture’s twenty-third week, still pays the picture.” a 2 to see it. Featuring RONALD COL- MAN, Belle Bennett, Alice Joyce and John Barrymore a cast of stars. It starts SATURDAY “faftatety eg me LOEW’S STATE. NO ADVANCE hig . IN PRICES. Charlie Chaplin And on the Stage— “A friend of mine BERNARD FERGUSON, Municipal - se Pg third Opera baritone in 1922 and St. Louis much as I, seetng | Symphony Orchestra soloist; HELEN it the first time.’ fc gga So —— sensation, bay San Carlo pera ompany; LEN _— on ome NEWITT, lyric soprano, St. Louis life have affected ma | Symphony Orchestra. And an atmos- as did ‘Stella Dallas’."’ | pheric prologue de luxe to “Stella Dallas,” “LULLABIES.” DON ALBERT’S Orchestra—TOM TERRY at the Organ TONIGHT IS “MUNY” NIGHT Come and see your Municipal Athletic favorites receive their medals at 8:30. In connection with the regular program— Rex Beach’s “‘The Barrier’’—Aunt Jemima—Mitchell Bros. SNR RE AORN SNR, SOT NEO SEY ce NEMO OR SERRE AR AER REE W OODWARD PLAY ERS MATS, SUN., THURS., SAT. NEXT WEEK SCANDAL" G RA my DUSE OUSE oats a Pr. MM. 3 BIG aac Ts & FEATURE PHOTOP LAY TUESDAY “CHARLESTON —NIGOT® Friday “Future Stars’ +t Night" , PRICES YSe AND 40¢ ee me - — ee + a GAYETY MOLLIE WILLIAMS BIG SHOW COLUMBIA BURLESQUE BASEBALL TODAY | PORTSMAN'S PARK CARDINALS Vs. PITTSBURG Game Starts at 3:16 O'Clock PitTSBURG HERE TOMORROW Tickets on Sale at 409 Olive Ss, -- DOUGLAS . MACLEAN STARTS SATURDAY AT THE MISSOURI! More Laffs Per Minute TAan in “Going Up,’ ‘‘Introduce Me,” and “‘The Fottentot’: '—Jt’s a Itiot of Fun and Romance! Graitd O} Gal Ope LAST RICHARD DIX ta . TWO | “LET’S GET MARRIED’ DAYSjand “GARDEN OF GIRLS’ CHARLES PREVINS MUSIC THAT THRILLS / CULL eae 1PM CONTIN UOUS-112M Aaah der The Great Fun Show the Whole City Is Talking About CLARK & BERGMAN! “PARISIAN LOVE” in “SEMINARY MARY”’ with CLARA BOW. GASTON PALMER TELLEGEN The Freach Hamerist FRED HAMM SC} and Fils Radio Orchestra WILLIE MAUSS in “A | Sensational Novelty’’ | eee ee, ant “tt AL. K. HALL & CO. ! > fa | - ‘The _Sap’ at _the Beach’ . MATINEE “TODAY. &5e CHILDREN, life | TRINI, Spain's For Other Stars. A a a ‘COMING \ in a Magnificent eon, Arteta sad Man engnens Gist VAL & ERNIE STANTON in a Satirical Fun Offering. SUNDAY > | PHOTOPLAY——"THE. FIGHTING EDGE” ‘with KENNETH HARLAN and PATSY RUTH MILLER. | GENES BAND RUTH ETTING CWHACOS SWhETHEART WEST END LYRIC od CAPITOL ae ' STARTING SA TORDAY SEE THAT NEWEST OF HAIRCUTS - THE PONJOLA oe YOUR AVORITE STAR- FATRICE y| 4 Love sv 2 onvw* 5 cAprrot WEST EMD LYRIC napey 4 sponTINe LIFE Shenandoah | HEUMATISM — PANNOT EXIST "= ‘ Johnson Cowl is preposterous; in fact, &% is a Oll well to suffer with inflammatory, muscu- | 99 feet thic gciatic or any form of Rheumatism. gists who 's Prescription does not ruin the heal t tha » {it does not depress the heart. r out tne gjl the meat and good food you wish | Sive field of; taking Trunk's Prescription. Con- The depos no mercury, salicylate soda, oi] win-| Paint Creek or OP; Prot INDEX Bremen Theater (et Torre 20th and Bremen re a" 4 SRIDGE ‘S71 Nat. Bridge 4 , arcotics, but overcomes any é CHEROKEE ; - ia oT f,cumatism or gout on earth. from Paint = -~— med. we 7 u want is impos ee: Con em : oo Souiothing better. Uric acid crops Overs to set ey a superior liver medicine, | ficially it mnk's Pres:ription sells for $1.75. of |the seam CHOUTEAU Ernest at drug stores like Wal- deff. & Choutean pet a $ ply Se ores. mous Trin 18th Street :i11 18th & Lafayette DELMAR AT DE FRIDAY AND SA Another Real Meat — * FAIRY 5440 Easton | Kingsland Att | my f 6457 Gravols Av. ' ~ KNICKERBOCKER fo oe $145 Park Ay, McNalr 7 f MeNair-Pestalozzi | “THE MELBA ‘ sa SM LEG LAMB is MICH “Bright Taatag : 7224 Mie NGAN fp rent ' ms i, Porterhouse Steak J st. Louis’ best per Ib These a MIDWAY ; 2Alen aD ee oe ee Fillet Sole, ¢ Grand & Washi “One of tha Ba ; Feesh Lake Trout; e e, finest » oie ~— fresh Fish, you will MOGLER Ernest ’ Ta uuy at MOLL’S. Ww ' ono teow {nil HOT — DELICATESS! PAULINE = [Richa ra Lillian & Claxton { Wise fa hee. Potato Chips §3c B ou Ever Ate; Ib. hocquefort Cheese Be *“eeneee 4700 , : Maffite . Comedy and ty RITZ ee Grand and Joniata seat 0 6 6 ¢ 0 et the most delicious meal, ou ean fet Visit this department. lbs. Lima Beans Tc Large California OUR OWN BAKING Sunshine Cake EACH. Fresh, ‘Fancy, BEA Woodland (ane STAR 5015 Gravois be scum Le "ST. LOUIS AMUSEMENT G03” : ARSENAL Barbera ts Gorm: A. Moll 9 ig | String Beans; No.g Grand and Arsena) \ neenden i t : brand; $1°65 Dos. BS COM 4+ + cbeuces AUBERT = ¢Enveet Tome 1 eos Anbert and Easton “THE w ~~! . ° Chippewa { YORME. 4 &Ohippewa * Comedy « ~ Cinderella ;8srbara ta Mer Shovach canted \ “TRE GIL ¥ CONGRESS | ‘oors: Tawi 4023 Olive St satan | Patron- Gr and-F! 7 “ Grand & the cok, » ise the Lam A. G. GRAVOIS (Vere Gon peer’ Store in Jefferson & Gravots\ and the Rally’ your pee -POINTE f ce icen Moms = nel ghbor- ayton & McCaus, News and tb KING BEE ine rw 1710 N. Jefferson Vanishing Lafayette (ei iilsee 1643 8. Jefferson Vanishing i nae You Can Alv Rely on Your A. HE man who owns the A. G. § borhood is right there running’ His interest is centered ip that ing it serve you better. You can anything you need—he carries a c You can depend on him to give when you order by telephone, order promptly. . And you can be sure o from hen because his mem cocoa sale organization gives him unust tages. A. G. COFFEE, our own famo roasted. and packed in St. Louis, Ib. SUGAR, pure cane, best granulatec LINDELL { “Ste era Grand & Hebert LYRIC | umn Sixth and Pine \ “Sip (MAFFITT = “ead vic 23 2812 N. Vandeventer’ Vanishing Am Manchester ALL LL, STAR 4315 Manchester —— | Maplewood (rms 7170 Seto | Montgomery y= 15th & Montgomery ’ Novelty { 3524 Easton ’ OZARK (sian tad 5 lbs. ....2++seeen . ee — SHREDDED WHEAT, whole wheg PAGEANT ie biscnit......++++seeees seen 2 _— oe CREAM OF WHEAT or r Wheater Powhatan { .55 package .......se¢seeeeee sume > oa pniatanes APRICOTS, Libby’ s Rosedale, in SHAW vers G Syrup, large can ..... ‘Cohens & 30th and Shaw FRUIT SALAD, Libby’s, small cans ........ ce veereeeeness Medium CC Large Can ....--e+e*% Grand-Shenandoah 6350 Delmar ; f aL VIRGINIA (...Ps" TIVOLI {eoTn CORN, Sunbeam a Country G 2 cans o¢as% ++ one : sreeeeee 5117 Virginia \ ophe WEBSTER f 12th and Clinton \ LAVENTHAL THEATE ASHLAND a “Th °520 N. Newstead BRILLO, cleans like lightning, small package .......--- ee Large package...:.¢ LE CHOY PRODUCTS,’ comple Chop Suey making— Le Choy Sauce, bottle......- Le Choy Sprouts, medium cal . re . vee Bila: i Midas Sci. “ rch ¥ ‘ " be . tee AT LT TTS RTRs erst aac AmACee ese ne ¢ N ng ee ee 4938 Delmar Le Choy Chow Mein Noodlet MIKADO {a Le Choy Subkum . oSeeee = “ 5055 Easton AMMONIA, Parson’s Household, mall bottle .....c.ccacce-sseeum NEWSTEAD Medium bottle ... . 470G Lee Av. Coma F (a O’FALLON {* 1026 W Florisssnt news 4 ha “The Large bottle ... *s * . THESE PRICES GOOD FROM 4 All A. G. Stores Carry @ Vegetables UNION | Laion and iastou 8 “E Wellston ae

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+ aks Phd. . - +e Scam gg thm, icy Some oF ‘ iy ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH THURSDAY EVENING, APRIL 15, 1926. ST. Hi IS POS7-DISPATCH a DISPATCH VERTISEMENT —_| acpi - i f | C AD ————==_ = —— . iientnnniinns - is Soh 0) ee : ASPHALT BED 20 FEET THICK POLICEMAN HELD FOR THEFTS | research experiments have tended | ATERS | my HEUM ATISM - 's piscoveneo w xenrucky Two Peoria Pairoiiien Accused of |'2,“i9c0unt the germ theory) of | F . i ee Selling Autos Stolen by Youths. euncumme * ASHLAND, Ky.—Mining inter- Special to the Post-Dispatch, | ; . , Apr —Patrol- . i ests are inv { : la ene a =a . f £ asphalt recently discovered in each and six youths are being held ROYAL ROAC sip a 28 ne = == page ~~ 6th and Franklin FRIDAY SPECIA Johnson County, . in connection with the wholesale The Stor * . Brick Cheese, Ib. ...... 25 3 Bremen Theater Ernest To, iy a in fact, is a Oil well logs show the bed to be secretary of International As- theft of automobiles here. BUY Ir OACH DEATH = ca Fish Specials Wisconsin Cheese, ib.. .25 r 20th and Bremen t. THE “ve, Soi eter with infammatery, mane 20 feet thick in places and geolo- sociation Says They Must Do ? Ben Wasi, 20 years old, con- OR PHONE RIVERSIDE. 44cu, CIAL Fresh Large Buffalo 4 Limburger Cheese, ib.. .30m N m4 ~ c > ° c ~ . as 7 ‘ . , ‘ss earner ce qq ae | Be © TM Be EE nn ee me me ee D BEE srescrtption ie nein “adi tli gists who have made investigations Things the Men:Can’t sh ager the ges em cars 'E DELIVER. PURE CANE GKANULATED ' Camembert, box ....... 32 BRIDGE ‘The 1 it does not depress the heart. bear out the reports of an exten- ang §0 them to the policemen, Fine White Perch ee 15 Roquefort, Ib. ....... .68 iMTI Nat. £ } and “The igi the meat and good food you wish | Sive field of great value. ae oe sg them tarougs — Fillet of Haddock 97 ene Swiss, !b.... ‘= Nat. Bridge Forgotten Men king Trunk’s Prescription. Con- The deposit lies in the Little sae relatives, according to Chief of Po- == i> wSeenhiih , @ 4) pened Sap Sago, — acl po mercury, salicylate soda, oi] win-| Paint Creek region, some distance A description of the popular idea | jice West. Fifteen cars had been | ff | Sliced Boneless Cat Sacncebeliicaiel 25 rer y eae oad “Dance M eee ee en ae from Paintsville. The bed out- of policewomen and a contrasting stolen, it is alleged. The other PH OTO STATIC if Rough Buffalo 19 SPARE RIBS, lb., 17 “#16 Cherokee xt. Ome tY Conte more Fe ay ot lg = Begg ony crops over a wide area and unof-'| picture of what they really should jee gy j sam ap : ae = . Chicago Universitv Will Ai: a] e Live_Jumbo Frogs, each _— -_- 60 REESE > | secretary of the International As- |G a i 2 ae ee ~ ' —_—— — FAIRY hh Gorton 3 a ; ST, LOUIS sociation of Policewomen, with . Miss Pygod s Work. 10-Ib. Limit Sa rdines pie Pes Salmon Clover 4 No 1 5A40 urray in i S ; By the Associated Press |} or $2.10 per do ee : ‘ os flat can. | =a —— WONDER ree aaty ane Me nervosa see. MOTT 15.—The gift proportion. Immediate po a Sega —— 15 A real 4i5e me 30 ; : “Not only the ignorant,” she re-|.¢ $100,000 to aid cancer research || {0° 8nd delivered. Phone Central 4700 _ —————— Kingsland f ALL STAR ¢a i" marked, ‘“‘but even many interested | ,, f "Bee am a shelf, nook and corner is kept CLEAN, that mice, vermin and oth GLER {Wahene renee pay at lice Department. bright, rainless days—alil dirt are kept out. “ remen Lorn Care of Feeble-Minded. summer! | — x WANDE -uoT — DELICATESSEN = COLD “Oyer and over again we find | Special low round-trip [The PIGGLY WIGGLY Stores are CLEAN, the goods are PAULIN fares in effect from May CLEAN, packages in all PIGGLY WIGGLY s ' E wieare oa pnd teh Chi § Baked Halibut that when a girl comes before the | 15th to October 3ist. eR a Be gn crag =a IGGLY Stores are weighed Lillian & Claxton ishik op Phi. ; td 0 ID C ” C court it’s only because somebody | Write for the most com- by an automatic machine without a human hand-touching them. ee eigen: ou Ever Ate; | Per pound, for Friday only. didn’t help her at the right time) See reverse “— PURITY and GOODNESS are sealed in—dirt, vermin and mois- . ‘ ’ eautifully il- t » are sealer u .. 2 QUEENS ; Jacqueline Lene hauefor Cheesel Comb Honey c * ~~ on Been gaye con nit regs FREE! ee on -¢ “ laps she is e d | to the Sheriff. Mrs. Edmunds related that when | ishe forced Goodenstein with a rifle | ‘to admit the attack on her daugn.- he taunted her with the re-| mark: “What are you going to do! about it?” He threw open his! shirt, the woman said, and dar> her to shoot. “I then fired.” ter, “The girl has picked up all wil |American ideas of what rights she, she believes she has the right | She thinks her moth- | ier is unreasonable, and when a 16- | said | enforce- | of softening the threat of impris- | remarking. | i a Scuthern 42 ae VBE INS —— dé “Brings Roses” i ila -—e ee MISS FLORENCE APPELSTEIN ‘City life in these strenuous davs 9’? isn’t apt to give us natural roses, | savs prettv Miss Florence Appel- stein, 5453 Irving St., Philadelphia, i Pa., ‘‘so I use the delightful Black|§ 'and White Rouge, which, I think, greatly improves on nature, because |} You can put it where it’s needed. | This soft, delicate rouge never looks | glaring or artificial, but gives a | Tos\ glow seemlng to belon; 4 to mv — Fastidious women and girls ev- a, _— are finding the®same en- | ' thusiastic satisfaction in the ‘‘true- to-life’’ eolor touch of Black and White wipes and Eyebrow Pencil, | as well as Rouge, All three come! in the 25e gold- dipped vanities, its the right size for the purse. Best results come from using Black and White Skin Soap along with the Black White Beauty Creations. and BLACK&=WHITE Beauty Creations LEX AA LLGGEELE LALIT LLL LEE LSE LLE came Ruby, Gem, Country Gentleman CORN a ST. LOUIS INSTITUTION A small whole grain full pack Regular size can, HEINZ Smal! Bottle, 16c KETCHUP Large Bottle..... 24 EVAPORATED PEACHES 11.20 Genuine Santa Clara 1?: 2C TRA CHOICE—. FRESH PACK EVAPORATED APRICOTS PRUNES ib b. JC 9 CH Libby’s Fruits Libby’s Apricots, No. i Can ....... ERRIES ae? wd | for Salad, Large Can. . 38c . 15¢ Come to PIGGLY WIGGLY Stores. will 1 where clean, you can get ‘ad you to PIGGLY WIGGLY. (;00d sense LAMB VEAL Shoulder, Ib..... 7Z7ic | Shoulder, Ib...... 29c m | Chops, rib or loin. "35e eS ae ee 15c | Breast, Ib........ 20c MMe ck ik ves Soe | to, @.........; 35c Chops, rib, loin, Ib., 55c Round, sirloin or tenderloin. BEEF RIB ROAST ent, 30c BLADE CUT. .:.... .MBey ae 4 to 6 Ib. pieces, sugar BACON cured, hickory 27150 RUMP ROAST“... 27¢ $ ho) ce pe , Ih. ee 8.6 2 es eS eS smoked: lb. Lb. END CUT..........tb., 20e (CHICKENS | — 1] Average 32 Brisling Fish pic ke d Baking Hens to a can—Packed in Kipper, cA olive oil. LARD "a 2 = 200 BUTTER 2» 42c FLOUR 22” 24°12 a oe & 2.6 8 eae ee ae fresh groceries at lower prices. FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES At Piggly Wiggly you will find an ample supply of freshest fruits and vegetables at lowest possible prices. Shipments of green vegetables delivered to our stores NEW POTATOES 10c 15¢ GREEN BEANS ASPARAGUS =... 10c CELERY 10c CARROTS :: Genuine No. 1 fancy, from Texas, ID. cecccd Fresh, fancy, young and ten- der, per Ib. eeeee Seieieth Well bleached, Jumbo size, per etalk ... Fresh, tender, i. RED RADISHES 3**-10c bu oni Fresh white Summer Squash, pound Sie SQUASH CABBAGE New, fresh, from Texas, pound ,... ‘ Housecleaning Specials : Brooms, Mrs. Nye’s Very high grade: made of choiee Lindsay straw. | se O80 tem 64¢ MOPS =" 36c Old Dutch Cleanser IVORY SOAP 3 or 19¢ for 25¢ 450. POWDER? !*" Ie H. R. H. Paint 0-Cedar Polish, Cleaner..... Sc 43c Peake Sonia 10¢ Star > 15¢ wid, AMMONIASS 14c a ) re. 230 > PEACHES Del Monte Special, Halves large can. LOC DEL MONTE ee i, a ks cinecteveemna yee 39c PALA ORCHARD Free 2: or Sliced in Fi arge iain. al Cans 37c ; Medium v ee PEAS Falls 95. patra sitet, Qe Cans .. a Tender. Early June | TOMATOES 2 Medium Cans, STANDARD. | N jaan BRAND co Q Fancy Sweet, Medium Can LAKE “ LY Laws: 296 The Sweet, Eatra Cans /\ “THE BEST,” QT. SIZE, 33c Powder, 4 for... PARSON'S ‘veia =: SPAGHETTI, MACARONI + OR EGG NOODLES PER 8c PACKAGE. . MILK tances.” 3 to 25e POSTUM CEREAL 2'-35c SNIDER'S CATSUP Pit 2 to-39e CORN FLAKES vest facies 2!°°19¢ Post Teasties Franco- 3 EMPRESS tweet, Eaere 126 3 Standard STAN DARD. 3 for 25c 4 ee ee ee OE A ee eee Meg ot Seite ie " ear ne a Soe. aie EP 342 pee ncsia,

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a aianrnemed - a ~ ~ z ee a — » —— THURSDAY EVENING, APRIL 15, 1926. oe ST.LOUIS” POST-DISPA — a tL A ee EC I eee siete — ee ST.LOUIS POST-DISFATCH een atienitininen aie nes LIEUTENANT KILLED aT POLO | French, Centralia, Wash., attached |whtie making a turn at the degin- GUESSING ON THE BREAKUP here, os ttaaoap din ga Dinagaen ny a redicted thi ur ah : ma enact ie " Py | - BREAKS inane ite Company D, Twenty-ninth In-/nt f th d chukker in : satisfied that the crime wave has|ment soon would be abolished tn, | E ag eng es oe yeaa oi at OF TANANA RIVER ICE PACK segue - Bigg Bins st oe , | | n . hi et Oe reased, Harry W. Erench Rolled On by | fantry, is dead of injuries euffered | game between Fort Bennin ) Pony at Fort Benning, Ga. lin a polo game here yesterday. He!Fort Oglethorpe. French was] This Spring's Sweepstake is Great : : - ; ° : ; — . : —————ap a Jr the Aesociated Press. _ {was a graduate of West Point and;jthrown to the ground, the hors est in History of Famons | | Why Not Really LE: = PORT BENNING, Ga., April lo.) ,¢ the Infantry School here. lrolling on him. He suffered 1n- | Alaska Classic. , | | a End et Cosh - > | adhe i 4 Special to the Post-Dispateh, | U Callous Troubles in @e 6 = -F irst Lieutenar? Harry VW om The Lientenant s rnorse stumbled i ternal snjuries. } : ae Off : ,* fail.) Preparations are under Wa\ | 4 | | ae | to observe th ual ture | a a = | ae hh, userve nag annua! Cepar re | , cae! Ss ee BP ay * | ‘or ‘he ice In Tanmana River her: | . ‘ (and every package Pog co ind the greatest sweepstake in tl’ . a GUARANTEE. that s) ‘ : | uistory of the famous classic : . bank if your corns heat? B = | 7 aes | , ¥ ‘expected It will excee§ ta : er Dt —? , - 13 } —— og : fl vears s l 6.906. j yaicall y at Ser Dest in air activeneas rho ‘* ‘is — 2 on - . -One Days Without eee ee aabitua! eulfferer from incestinal stasis ‘delay , ‘ that & aS Walter Scott, widely Known ©! r -eals Your age—in more wavs nO‘ Bing has ever geaa” sities : atittnt | ee a. Probably h —— SIZES 40 TO 56 ~BA\ ENT — SAT aw Locust [fir ct oo, fee: || Sbelleo. Frame ae ee vant iontt Seu 3 Too Mach for Ons STREETS | ing. Tickets have bec: | {n Exceptional Frame vrav, often before the time, but -it! xd bg | Ht ocist will net remove t& ie ‘tee this spring. /nmumbered and numerous requ:s! For $3.50 - > b& ee - - 3 > _ i : of the Detter knows “camp gum Specialist in Ber- ria you ef it Th ? Rts j © ” 42° only h~ . D4 ; are ming f oint outs! . . w.: Temore it is “Epes beeteh m . “a in rav to } (uid cOrn remedies ans gun | Im. AiasKa. As LOormeriv eacn Fl: a Time Unis es at a hs an sey : t 1=- iit + a 1 ackage of { ARE! o : ‘ on the breakup wil! cost $!. ! : Gerous. They contgin ether er = amnesia 2 that evaporates person can buv as many gues: | : Lmment a ii tai can a in: le a od pha ' you have epe 4 T . C can am a3 many | USE, 15; rely Ome Coster pepuaed to Wines amt msag poison. ” | |; midstreim of the Tanmana. Acros: | $7.50 value iver ‘onomical, and the results of | ' - : EN CORN” hes } oe i : . iad . —-* bi M . a 4 i i ‘ ~ Kia F : is END-O-¢ oRN” Ba 4 2% et “ , Taint yun - Optica —— _— SSeS) S28 Leet Vou! . Caescate defniieiy amd surety sities Dcaut) GSE mé river 36 a taut wire sq stre‘t readtien endersed by the folie that it lacks bu triemts as the best investment they can make’ a = [Res are not z Jolly, vv No y m today st ibe Grae stove below ang sat “S SOS Bear you and Boox'e:. 7 We Sheutt ; he ‘ (ae , , i} tt : See P Boot dru ‘gr * ws ; > This Sale Will Be Even Greater Than the $12.00 Sale Held Monday, of the wire at the City Hall is ; reg anthtoxr has none of the obiectionsbie tneermaily Be courisee that you nesd tet ge 7 : - -_ . j - - . ? : a BER! m.—After pieading vainiy ive oo ' . . , * 4 ‘ 3 e * —_— 3c > e% re fate a BS » 08 #st year the tce went eut May “ his manager ‘eo : . ’ + bh; : m ~ a first-aid station for Satins! Failles! New colers! 1 cmers are guessing around zs | Crepes? Prints! New trimmings! ‘4 , May date, which has been the wir- F Cc | Bourse | 2. ; “Rayens”! New In fect, the | “oP beeen: several years. Last sprins ourth and St. bar es ME wallmarn bad been tn the cage ae pee very latest fash- i a. | the money was divided among six. | re aad : tons for street | ‘hat mumber of persons picking the grays and A sod ‘orrect time. biacks. and afternoen. W alliman ithou* —_ —— * ~. Iudginzg em e numoer Of pel * * } x 4 mr jerts ix @ c. - ss s0Ds WoO s.i4 oes ta™ 4 aaen Teers [KLAMATH INDIANS, IMMUNE Fl n Period Bits Suial ie costae acme | even rerio ining Suit | Sets ere eee Beancial rewards that - have eee oe eee seg AF. -aalidy Pea + « rr Court Has Heid They Are Not Un- Beawned the efforts of those whe Dresses Made to Sell for $19.75 a One-Fourth Off—Friday and Saturday eee Eve New F hi ca rin ry ioe Associate] Press. . | og ne Id fer Sp 8s _LAMATH FALLS Ore Wiehe ordinary young men, disap-/ will be found in these Dresses—new a | | +5 caaieMeieeaiaie Mace ' ih 4 eve or & Ge . | . samath ai Patty bd : , in love or a fau , | flare skirts, new panel effects, new 3 | ané Sty sebervat [ | | a1) Seok the cluster tucks, embroidery, braid and sam ~! He fence at spe a, | e ei ae le Mine y ~~ C ‘eat A a Ts Gee : . N= ) omy (nt . 4 fe . him in amazement, eat noth- | aa | 2 larger arm-holes, oe we , are Bbt Melee the fuciediction of High- / . se ! i at * Miz. drink nothing but seltzer wa- Crepe. $16 {3 y and, of course, x ) Sa Sag i State and county laws } ‘3 | 1 lls | i ae | wee (wer, smoke 1°90 to 159 cigarettes a ee ee epee 2 ieee ie Fatt Soe eee as at Ot eee ee ae mobs who! ; ‘ a ade ‘ . fi , ; , | J | wear longer. \"¢ : i & I | Judge Leavitt's decision holds Grade , | | tid ‘ts ? i = gt 7 Li wf Uj | + 4 ay, receive proposals from flap-. 4 ir a : ~ ae . that the Indians are wards of the a eee woe ee oe ae The Government, protected br treaty Sample Just @aeman who eats so littie, and ul- |} and immune from arrest br anr- - S imately reap the rewards of a Air Stat on one but United States officials so kt ty ee ae PES . y | : ee oe? long as thev remain on the reserva- f tre : JIS) i aa | F — i | ' » No less tuan es D! ofemeean One- ! a. UL ere / Te : | 25% * Punger artists of international Attorney Elliott said tha: , oe = MAP ey - ‘ ra! age MMtgtin mn eo “smerepute are now « ater er 3 : +? x é > i Fs = a ae ° —s to act as T nited States deputies. Surtes 3 2 pe — >) = : a Steen a eo evtin | hae we Cinted eut that there | . & , ae | a — = ; , ) he ™ m5 _ : oat t- . —~ —— & « ‘ ' ae t. who shut himself up for 44 centrate no Federa!] ‘aw dealing with the : | — — =. , = . i i tel we 4 ffenees. such as drimwkin ™ > | : 5 — Ne . : # , Dreaxkin ® previous recor eae — ey Ord 7 : . os a | . 7 7 : . “Meeeeiad by Signor Mulatth an IJtal- Sling and the like. and that the /raer ~ ! ! : = = rs - . ; n. by rs, and drawing : : Y - _ ven ' 4 . J ; ‘ ’ ts . ~~ 3s Indians are safe uniess they com.- _— Ce we ~ as ~~ . nA st oer : ’ : =. ' - ,” to 2.9 i SOE @riice mit a felony or leave the reserva- by . ' A . . / fl ~ s - . me - ears enki i VY , ti + _— : = i ;, a “ " 7 ‘ * » - Ps B A}, | LABOR DEMAND HERE GROWING ee SS | eZee ON tiuch publicity pie of “aDital thet it be- desk to he police to streets of offietals nearthe paper Gre >» he performed. how they during confine- ty stom i of several botties tie o¢. «- daily, taken from ‘fully. : ‘We \4 tained in March. Special te the Post-Dispatch a ———oe ——_ . eee s : , ot Louis’ Largest Womens Specialty Shop WASHINGTON, April 15.—Em- é ployment activity {n St, Leuis was sustained during Marck atthe high level of the preceding menth, with slight imcreases to forces in iron and steel mills, foundries, machine shops, drug and chemical plants, ‘Mite * 199 bettles placed tn to diseo + Tv + ee i ee | the Labor Departmen: emplormen 3 . be entered ff, ane Thoug SEE Genie hens tes (Suite No. 51) $668 Ten-Piece Duncan Phyfe Suite, $500 9h 9 «2°72 2 omnes been a perceptible improremen?t in ; % | Weoly ‘ MoS bel Se he Pi ee he ee, Aly Doky ta ae ee ee a CEh Fy ee ae ae han ge ST i Dray a sg Os ee pn og i . ers GIONS Be ANG ak ah NS wee 2 ot” aed VE EEN LON ap) Se Be ot =: RS (Pte 7 . vile a Fe, PAGS oe ? 5 cdi : 2 » ae at : aes * \- > . * a fas M Fs Mh ck oP SR PRE: gS 9 § as De se : \ awn * ~~ + oe ae Te o m™ Bie a + a mplorment conditions, the report Me é a ee Bs : ea ~aem £ “* . ~ | satis + + -i- ar => > ah a & | = | ce TT. se rr } ; —_ —. be - : ™ '*ar the more - construction ns : eae ci a i ‘ Inte j “ teh Planned ” ‘* % , a la , St ae ec; ad v ¢ baad d ime of this clas sof help within 37 —S89° VMacsivre S a aay Ss ate now under Way ae a d ; . , “ ** j a Se ie ea - 7 , : : - —_ on - . - * the next few weeks.’ = a - sateen : he = 'Y ‘9 appear tn an international ssi, £ eS -¢i1 fan a aa aa impetition Im New York drink 2:6 j / * hierar E> ri ahs wT LO crewded we lf dé, J = British Air Forces Report Sea — omen atte: _. «meus j is ° ; me ~—— Search Handsome FOR TT Twa nwt SNrite emieng chanel 1 — , hough he was in panel oa ‘Ses F ft SNS im Syrian Desert Fruitiess. Es. auscme Ss feune waints om SPird.-Sohaped — F ' sisal : ‘egar —o dy ai ¥y 1 488 499 . Re ¢s . .s * BPE... unshared and alone. ' ; ? / / / ith : © As@eociated Presa. ' s Wie Bc a or 44 t ) f ue ‘AT — = a rp "as''¢¢ during the Snoi8 e | A , . « SS CAIRO, April 15.—Representa- 396 Beautiful Bur! Inut Suite attractive Chin: 3 - io oi an 569 . . - , ‘all ‘. : b *~e ~? +h Reis he a _ .. caitlin, -* ~ au tie tlle — than Ser in # ‘ ‘ a / f ‘ ; .. -. 1 S$ w= & 44 8 _ 8s «a a. A a ° a \W - ad ere i 1 ? % . . : + aot ty ° : ji “: ; ile Tx. t f 2 x announced this morning that con- 24 Re .- aa ~ o s+ ma : iTmon?. JID tttude, : | | eS —_ =, tinued efforts of its flrers to find , =39 a 2 : a ruich purperted to Cems ; ‘ or * 4 - me sis , ; q : — " i - ae S144 . . er iA "Tr om es ¥e . > a Ee ae : wipt. Estevez and his mechanician oi nesses doukenes .. . SE OO | Calvo in the Syrian desert had been “a 1 2 poor Berlin stenographer. thougia 4 . ail Z unsuccess fy ' Beteves and pena . oto Suite o mb An walnnt + Sa ie * -S ‘cought to be responsible for fous : ; ~ Leo ebee be years old to write him leve ‘et- do se Aa tt Tan. - Was added that the Brit- oe of his sa Audi. aetna ‘ish flyers had left nothing undone 9. 33—$400 ji pam, = + | aiWAtioay ji, LTT 1d the missing Spaniards. i ee ee eT ae ! a0 Tracer é ioe oe ee ‘2 actual rivalry between seal a Py oy ba Ay s: SAD einer Lie, -s eon d ie sheqel wo nes eA Pandy yh: Petts . # *.4% Y ‘y ¢ = wey “ ay + vi a 7 y ie aps a of Sh See nnd z roan Tiidstag Se Nahetng AM OT ee Soe ai a lis 1 ss wae’ eer . . . ne SRIRAM REE SSID SGOT ASOT IE Sy vices POE TOC BEDE RIO ron me aeons wordt. ai Az Roms ky Bed eta 7 (ty, 2 EIRP RE yh Oe ee Brel 4s Pacnss 8 Oa een Si RB tbe 9a dy: Tee tee art Wolly, a Dutch ¢aater, 2 record of 2%. days in ut afiled to duplicate his” -=cently In Paris, where he. a* least temporartiy. tm an KARACHI, British India. Apri] . 9 0 io.——Ome-half of the Spanish air 0. + —$ol4 Apartmen ité (i pl Seat and back of chairs oe - | dars. Enclosed in & ALO? al + ; Tr 4 - is iat : : - "mal . ss P 3 Ca ons, b a reday's fight was from Ben- -ane-back chairs ee Mee suze tn the offices of o. der Abbas, Persia. a distance of rs . itt eee one es ue | Bet Journal tn Base oe “a * a > ae 7°5 Tm i'ee "Tt. cn + k Ps a ee i & , ¢ YRIOT r . . e ‘ 0 a ys =. ime Text rep ee 3 (irs pied oy Jolly. Woils a‘- VENI O attay of OPTINg and advance Su: : Agra, 3 miles, will be made +¢o- Mpted «a break all at A g an ™!me e *o >?'®) to break all previous rec styles at a remarkable price. Large, Summer> moc aay Ss E d d p 4 Oy B A d : : - | es, (Mic, tight-fitting stvies and new combinations :n a AGAINST DEATH SENTENCE xten € ay ments an e rran ge , i. he copped himself — 2 = ae... *>'*. 5° packages of cigarette. selection of materials and shades beword c: r ‘ _ hm : Large and emal! head sites iNe credits 2 eam — seaman Pavers will : be eS eee , oe Mpolishing Capital Punishment. We will allow you to pay as little as One-Fifth Cash balance in Ring oct inae naae a or refunds } Be the Associated Pree Ting se+ *hat m iy’s it ~ . . o = it ade Je 7 s ‘* ¢ Ww ASH IN: 2sTON Aprti ’ 5 th ten . ‘ | y - > a ~ " ite » : _ : a aOR 16. The equal monthly payments. Or, two per cent discount for all cash | a, ons holiday. With mere re ‘ousge / ‘ety ee ‘ , uUmbdia Or. =“. d to 4) D@arancee than mils (7eTt- mittee, reporting favrerabiy a bil] a, RAN con petizer, Wolpe . dressed , Mt W. GARLAND, inc.—Breadway and Sixth, Between Lecust and St. Cheriee Benue ‘> abelish capital op Siri ane aie : > «a» 4 45 a @7 : . — ar. PURLSl2 ment - “J i2 evening clothes, appear . . 9 Ph AE ~ peng oe CO eae a tomy See ee Te ahs, chine rook boee “at Feurth Poer—Breadua:

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Bratch ne ENT | Safest Way rbe arpear. who is an if odist will net L. Casrade le the of the better Of Diemisbes and yeu of: it. be rich and pure “) "e™Ove jt tract of ita €ervu Bsthing with the HMeuid ¢ y alts peaut) ae if obtained by ts ; J. ene of 800,009 “~' ‘Be Temedcy tr al} my * (he ree ; tr ¥ cap make’ ee ee Db) beiow and ast dUlUltt—“ com plexicoa fartelid Biwva - * : | LIQUID C URES ARE © tht DAN GEROUS 7 20uU Lave a corn aya (hat nothing hag ¢ it from the {n- Guid corn rem "Rey er Hey con ney -~r Ld You are 7 ; e . ” . Lsa@bie ¢ ae +s» +n? ° mi) 'aee em 7T..8@le the flesh Dy case saying +. iy, pee any change * © ©08. ip & serious 4’ D-O-CORN’ Chicag: Drug = i'! vou receive's : ; ae | Why Not Really End Your Callous Troubles in ually PND ? *» ie oe se coutal G SANTEE, tha You bank if your cor: ver re WLS hes the iekigndan a test are not near We Show Bathe .Y@r-.oc7 Cruggis: you need Pot ge to FP ND-O.cORS AP. eee i/T 4 Sirs ~ 4 : ’ : he “pe : hrc icy, j ‘ i ~al ue ; ’ mii li “ * : a, 10 nee gta 7 = True + : . : ‘ ; : : Louis Ix &ffar ‘ r ; ae | se lL 4 ae ; : A Pan Kili lL ue Cc 750 71 7 rd @ cle Ay . the ¢ With “End-0. Ct eee “End-O-Corn” act 7 8nd every packs ne COR ~ © Mo Can Cash 7. rely that {g “corn Cureg” nly treatm “END-O.CORY» edies are © . Lain @the, bat €vapor neve opened a or 80 ates quickiy have it, ORATORIRG , and we vil) ul keene ST.LOUIS POST-DISP2cH THURSDAY EVENING, APRIL 15, 1926. OE ae OEE Se IN : ov —o wy 2 hs ‘M44 Days. —_—- _ 'SERLIN.—Afie: -. 7, oa 144 2°, e ws —~ — a st + ee pre “~S —_ F th, >—.* > oun e : ST - a 3 fe yy _ 4 “ ifjea ; ‘ in ei eee a ia, 5 e | criod Suites contained in Cabinet, 66-inch Sideboard. and two arme} airs — each first come, first served! OFF 229 Arranged | Cash, balance in count for all cash Just Deduct 25% From the Regular Price Tags! ) Phyfe Suite, $500 of Jamestown, N. Y., foremost ven sulles represents their ex- in turn give you the benefit of . _ : . ‘ + ARERR RUN CREAR A idee ieee ae tech eee LOL LS LEDS CEO Es, Ale Ny = —- - a a ie: 4 mem an ; ae reed — re 4% 2 OE Sy % PS RL « Peery ery + ue FEN ARE I I gmt Ia m ray , i ieedetie oe A. RS tab P dy a a OEP Oo RR RR ce BAR al Rn mea Gey ; Ving se* tha’ his manager * - ™ re Organs unable irden, r y a ~s Rein nie rs re July. In Berlin he was the ; Ine e : rilng ot vromen 4 ; ft - } . : i.) deshah} la tee Vs, i.e re ter whic} American 2 poor Berlin " : There fe a aor 7) after 19 davs. > rds. EG eq _* ’ ; a" ‘i a. 4@CKing onlv long at tiy “INT OF GAGE 10 GET FOOD One Days Without probably have th ASCULAR 4 . “Food Too Much for One ™0ve {t for Yor KkKnowg The o } Hunger Specialist in Ber- ler Jolly, Who May Seek j Endurance Contest in U. .S, Received $45,000 for + ¢9 the Post-Dispatc.. professional = faster, ashed his cage an } Wallmann bead vec! we who have undertaken careers professional fasters bmiens, Berlin and Rome. and the owned the efforts of those who. eed in breaking previous rec- fer ds it will not be ” ordinary young wnted in love or +) aurt ssoric tf «-, Slarving Curlos.ty. less than five Mepute are now entertaining frowds in European Maining from food § unusual pericds of time. mt them active competitors for the mie of world champion orded Herr Jolly, , who shut himself peays, breaking the *previous record wereld by Signor Mulatti, an et).909 into the box office. Iost 30 Pounds. , Herr Jolly ate nothing SO A Re an tte ad ae ed . J) ’ tha “Remn Ge 25a apit > Presse fryy addit {> “er ‘ uray n xv le c ~] > > 5 eo Gok Tmai diet durin CHM e ; . 4), j : 4 ¢ . sevzer water dail: sly of 460 bottles placed ase When le entered Int? 3:7 od a "9 wl i i) Trem ~ is? r ; + >] p - r ‘ Sm i* ~ . 9 4 a re >. ? ‘ , o>! uf ia a ? “all 4 itie vs i 5444p a ee »? « +, . 4 icles wp? 4 s p PAS Ua 0 His manager was forced to de- ve him by employing a woman r Y°ars old to write him love let- actual rivalry betrreen 7 ly and Wol}!: :° Made 2 record of Olan boss 24 : Pland bu: afiled to duplicate his — . - i éi- . “ . % ~y ecentiy in Paris, where he — ~ & least temporarily. in an to abstain from Enciosed in a Cage in the offices of fF JOurnal tn Paris ? eo “5 F§6©M8CCUDied by Jolly. ‘Dre; — “ = “ Pe Pted to break all previous rec- ve4é . * ‘ wipped himeel?’ with a chair i@¢. 59 nac! f ci tt on °° Packages of cigarette. “OS Materials and made holiday. Wit £ a to appcara Y; pe 2 competitor, Woll: ** " % 4 . ® ¥ . * és evening ' iOvi) et The Los Angeles Takes the Air Again | | | | i ' i OX a Ae eS ee eae he ‘e ESSE LEI AR PE RR PSOE . . ek) SN a ae eee ne es so we arried on . . . Soo EAS 3: 5 oe UR aR SM Oe nt he RRO RS a Mea oe ine : Ay » ‘ an a RO > —— Re ee re : > 4 v= ¢ Se netece . Ro - — a 4 de 4 5 : Soe et * a eres ae oe : ~~ '» -* ° . " Pe —Photo by Unterweod & Un4erwood The nation’s only big dirigibie, since the loss of the Shenandoah, is here seen at Lakehurst Naval Air Station, N. J., being prepared for her first flight in almost a year. Photo shows one of the crew, up on the nose of the Los Angeles, —-— —_ , scrutiny of spectators. Bit His Own Hand. He busied himself writing his memotres during the first few davs. his wife explained. He could con- centrate much better if he didnt eat. At the end of the fourth day. he began to grow restless and started to pace up and down the floor of his cage. Ideas seemed at eyes of the crowd around him. Newsboys crowded about his cage thinking to tantalize him with - . : "y?} > me ,the sight of their lunches. ine} failed, however, to disturb his con- erentration. After thinking a cou- pie of days, he returned to his desk to write. Hoboes from the streets of Paris entered the news- paper office to ifary ine secre : | 4 » ,s . _ an . ow how they might be happy on emp - 4 7} — ty stomachs. Reporters ollowed Fr, the progress of Wolly’s fast care- [ven the cry of fire failed iscompose his ¢quanimity Though newsboys spent their last centime on the evening of th: tenth day. their efforts to disturb Welly proved in vain. Midnight approached and all seemed as us- ual. An hour later when thers were few spectators around to wit- ness, Wolly bit his hand in an ef- fort to quench his thir hy blood that began to flow. He fel prostrate on the floor and his a tempt was at an end. His ife maintained. however. that over- concentration on his work, not lack of food was responsible for is fail- ure. One Fasted in Coffin. ~~ » ¥ 3 a oc; 3 ot ~~ 1. . - Mes j ix Wai agé LOU = ©, un re under conditions which seem even more rigorous than those attempt- ed by either Jolly or Wolly, Henry Hoock, shutting himself up within the narrow confines of a coffin at Amiens. France, was abie to ab- stain from taking elfther food or drink 30 days. During this period he showed signs of activity to anxious spectators through a glass panel which showed head and face alone. He entered his gruesome cham- ber in the presence of a huge mul- titude, the inside of the coffin be- ing thoroughly inspected in a search for concealed provisions. A!- though the townspeople were anx- fous that he should abandon the feat as early as the second and third day when they found him making ugly grimaces as the result of cramps, he steadily refused to do so. During the whole period of his confinement thereafter he seemed perfectly happy. Should an international match be staged i is likely that Hoock would demand admittance as a competitor. Eric, who set himself up in Ber- lin as an acknowledged riva) to Jolly, after fasting successfully four weeks in Paris, quit after sever Gays but intends to try again. Sac- co IJ, an Italian champion. has flung an open challenge to the Ger- man champion. Four Calves in 1 1 Months. POPLAR BLUFF. Mo., Apri! 14. —''There is some evidence of Re- publican prosperity.” comments a country editor in telling of four calves born to a Jersey cow in 1! months at the farm of Wii! Tom erlin at Quiin. Mo. Ali the calves neaitny. ing completely at case beneath the ‘without getting off their attaching a cable. N Se a BEACON S LONG FLlrT TES! iNew Radio Device Is Expected to Have Revolutionary Et- fect on Aviation. ial ¢ Y .¢+-Dispas NASHVILLE, Tenn.-—The rad Sre le ~ . >; . a } heacon latest veveiopment o the acon, United States army air service, which ix expected to have a rey lutionary effect upon aviation as whole and with which army al? gervice experts have been experi- . . . han * 2 are menting for more than two yéa! ? received its first long distance test ip go flight from McCook lield Daston, O., to Blackwood Iiel Nashvilie. last week, and met tne fo fest Buccess! Captain William H, Murphy, expe- rimental division army air service McCook Field, who has been th: leader in the development of new device. and Lieutenant ©. E. Veet vy ser ‘ i no rr oor ¢ ‘ ‘ > Unrins > cLliraIit* +s s . ‘ L round-the-world figot, so an- nounced just before taking off fron Pf. ow Le we MoalnA a ie eee Blackwood Field fo neir recut trip to Dayton. ” ~ «, rr4 ey @ . l @ two a iaiQ 4 ille Wednesday in the Boston N 2, the Douglas cruiser in whi Lieut. Leigh Wade compieted +) round-the-world flight after |! first plane, Boston No. 1, had been wrecked -in crossing the Atiantl Ocean. The radio beacon is a Taney which enables aviators to fly or fixed course througii fog or clouds or to go above clouds and (fog °o t through the “drift” which is com- mon in flying by compass. The beacon consists of two radio send- ing sets which send out signals on two “‘loop aerials” set at an angie slightly greater than a right angie. The waves sent out from. thes: loops proceed in cireleg similar to a figure 8 and biend at one point. By means of using a different sig- nal on each of the loops, the resu!* is obtained of a single blended sig- nal at the point where the waves touch. The new device has been tested out over short distances but the flight to Nashvi le Wis Ti ra first long distance fest e . “—P i MEN STUDENTS EMPLOYED EVENINGS MINDING BABIES peria. to the Post Laapate > FAYETTEVILLE, -Ark.—*Min:! ine babies” of evenings while wea s§ mothers and fathers step out ° _— ’ ; ’ vet e ¢ few hours of pernuptial libe . mn 2 a profitable employment for Thi versity of Arkansas men students who need must work their wa through college. Men students have een fou to be as satisfactory nursery ten: ers as voung women studen's a large number of them have be >. " J ‘ placed in homes o evenin } ' — ' **« , Throug }? ersit’ a | Vf \ @ Y ry! ,t TY . . “on ; s ew WISCONSIN DAIRYMEN LOSE 20,000 TUBERCULOUS CATTLE Femergency Tests Show Great In- crease in Reactors Compared to Year Before. By the Aesociated Prese. MADISON, Wis.—Twentr tbou- sand cattle were lost by Wisconsin dairymen in the emergency tuber- culosis testing which began March 1, figures compiled by the State Department of Agriculture shor. A special session of the J.egiela- ture has heen called to retmburse farmers whose animals have heen Killed, Of the 111,247 cattle tested in the emergency work undertaken because of the Chicago ordinance barring milk from untested herde 1.909 reactors were taken out ry" } #; s% 4 a ¢ ins The figures indicated that ’rom among more than &00,900 cattle tested in 1925, oniy 10,125 reactors were Bice! aa] Tha I- é dis /Of J large percen- tage of reactors found %i!n the ' . , : *n ‘a - oo . LL. % ergs v esis Was resporisgip.e for the shortage of indemnity funds cause Governor Blaine to Bpecial session of the Tegis- + “oO + vr, - ' r) * > ‘mne50) 1 ire 9 appropriate additional f f , halance of State funds ? FY Osis fp ication go ia VA ¢ f f gre mcy wo »~* ‘ t . » at i ae ,. ** Pa | *rme ai reagze # ‘ croyt Diamled 2 i YT? +} oa . i= PAI no nis acreage is ‘ } 9: . ae ge’ eA we +) as iarze “HS ids Care a eage, Tne ice < ore like. to eri ‘ at 7 ; a bi pee ATA ——— inal am ener ee

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISFATCH THURSDAY EVENING, APRIL ©, = __ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ee nd on a — om CARDS GET 16 UNNERS ON BASE "BUT LOSE TO PIRATES, ha RRS gen Staal ~ » ’ * TT eae = 4 J. H. Taylor im g mpion Is Expected to - Rise Seon rscnrepaie tag onecrmunnmen cao aa ae lillmamme a a de oe . Pound Golf Towng. fF Title Match in i ) Sign for a iltie Vic Keen, Former Chicago Hurler, Is Scheduled to = a 2 | 2 il ‘fk | ey Bea? » ,. ” ROREAREE EE the Event Tex Succeeds Sy : ° 5. . : @ Ss Den: ae a Ay mir Trieh- : a {> . & + .— Match play itn the f . His Efforts. dinals Improves but Batters Have Not Started , ee ee | een Dre ee | be ‘on golf clubs & in —_— es ee Rk Ee Be nnual : been selected by Matchmaker Gene , £209 | - > - €Ttiior “ : oa oo. Straus to box the popular little | a fe ae aS ‘ : | ‘tohnny (Peewee) Kaiser, loc By eo Wecke. Se soe ‘ ES Johan P h r 1e ‘ ° ’ lt vw as . aa’ ; “ . os a Ee Se ie . - s = : . “ 4 = : ; . —s +e, ie = a ae! 1%’ i ich , . RE er , ' ae “ . — _ , ve! tte. ae “24, od 44,44 —— . ; on the Jack Renault-Sully Mon*- | 9, me7—READER. > > ? + gomery heavyweight feature to be The first pitcher whe put held bv the New Coliseum Athietic! runners on the ba: bases. Club April 22. Both have agreed One = and the bases full a* A Defeat George ‘Gada rm . vere ci letse Ugeeter? LR iste a RNa hl Hone Penge’ % ame a ery saath a ¥ 5 ee: “4 Ne ww Ris, ey BS hee. Ot ‘ee 4 see ee ea > Cagle, ne agers REARS Ra NOTE P DG Oo AO, SRO aS sy to scale 126 pounds at 3 p. m. the ter bunt the _dall, which results jin an inf! ela f fly. Is the batter out? Ss Kid will come into the) —M M EB. ae . 7 - — ~ “ — ry ye" e as ’ : = . yr ‘ we > a ‘ “ee E City as an uaknown in- An attempt to ant s no . we ; : i irs Catinad : 6 aoe BS : | os +s infield fly. As it is net an in- for the estoration of Great | Fi Bad Break RN a ‘ am Bote. § ring accompil-1- ' The t . WES — 2 : pen Ot BR : Se ; r. rin as aabecane sacha : field fly the batter must run and Lins priest in fhe ——— i | , md ie ee ee ig So. , -ments have ne‘ been broadcast-d » pummer can be forced. See Rule van nauk See _—~- : = A BS > r “ . ; , ae = my SS ile = h vor -i ‘rims. hea i? Sl, Section &. Ockendes ARDINALS , . a * 3 et seg cae eS ee ARLR.KLT i eS aaa TS es Re oa A eed aiden! kai Bienes a ™ Sd Eo A RI ROR BG RC Pe Meecbrings “ocr-emmeynecticge tp Beg oes 39 ea it 5 : cation Lonel °* (or. 8 BK emies ! i I “98 Hales : s 1. Well : « «> } ai “rel! th) rT) The nw «6 batting averege ©: on the , oe rears old, has recorded ™ iid Haines p © @ , oR. " r SS a : wt gS Oe victories, six knockouts, four drax mapa 2g att Tas the was eliminated he G Ral ES ss nosition to first bexing Iyer D eo 82 i * ~ =. a aes te Reel oe OS ee na -9 loses out of 28 starts ie “tr RR : : uy | , held unk - 4 2 “ a Ne, ae Pe a q _ 2 : * a . ae ae. Vv ~ ~ . os Ta 7 si imirhee Keinhart p 1 @ é te ee Sa ‘ SR ae ee, — . un ig : r. 1 is “on | . bbe ‘er™ T il f ‘ . _n . 4 . * . Ae J Ne a i ec “) PN Nia ; =e ‘ wey g me ee —s ci f that ha easiiy ; We the player Getibeveesty tinter- 7 . . = 7. e . ae :, , }-. rir} ry . A itl NS ’ . . . ~~ ‘ x *. : ~, * ae, " Ne . ne . —_ ee 2 : = % . M. . . - . . o on : “ . AO a ; ~ > _ 7 ia = ‘ “" _ " . x “a * x Yes — SS & > ae . 3 7 _™ ™ . 4 ba . eat me a - ef ¥ _ d Dizi Dt and all interference dectaions are : - ' : : 4 , a4 ‘ ” Pittsbure peak Sieg Se S SF 2: Sa ee te See es a eS a oe gan, Kid McCoy an ixie Dix- , ca " complete tease — ¢ viet - matters of persona mal jadgment. iene See comp “ roe —" nh ere more Oe Ve Ptin — | , pea accordl o hie vefere ina Three-base hit——W right. ' — a ee ote aati 6 . iit ; . S08% announcement to : . : - . ; on con agg ene treggel gern By a Post-Dispe:ch Staf? Photographer. : | : made by a player by times at bat. ©. — Twent -fourth Wart av ae . Bras eight boxta Kremer Effective in Pinch. Keimhart. Hit by pitched balh—Bs D: , : im Bottomley, Man — Mc “Kech- nie, Allan Sothoron. — ‘ : | Carry the dividend three figures. "'c-pal soccer champions, wi Whether ea ‘ » etn at the (Bigbee). tase on hal! - , —_ -_ . ; - . e« ‘4 the th! e seaner — : oteeerompercecreatn = serieti . a — tomorrew for Ka te niration “iat n um eff Kremer, S: off Deer. 4. -— =. —— nsas lily, a) I . —_ ; , : ; | Bre rie. be open te ee iching eae =: ae 4 os oe ; , - ow , “ em | . Be - } 2 a e | OKLAHOMA AGGIES ney ee a . it ft ie gre a a ee ou are in New ON ells : Jess Haines F 4 | ce pr eet A , ‘ “— fi — “> 1 ; anagef?. pee oat a BN Sane Out For 2 Weeks eek eieieied han end ae : Morris King 301) NORMAN, Ok., April 15.—The Ok-{ ground, 5 to Pad ins, We eee Sey .g t F | oe ee - ” ) . Wisi . 4 e an iad f , ‘ i being forced Time of th. 17m. The Pass Hounds. ch ! ri uiser fi t | lahon ies stag fenth ! No changes will be made i@ho.. in | S = keeping ; = ~~ ee SS wiles laaliaaatniaaiinalio gether knew too muct POUL | Pe : ineup, Man ‘ manent does not 2 a taney : oi — “ a j ager G : >. J woaen ne s Oppea > Js }i NES - ‘ — . P Baer ‘ 44 “un ~*? } . rad ' . . ; s* - 7 ‘ » “OU Smith's cnocked down the drive and Bot- a sgt ERRRY — — aeaee e fan: chairs. He was cred-;,to 4, im the secona’o :; doni an samuel today. » eut sisions © his ee: Ss ' +434 4 * ‘ xa ae ce ric + ~ >. . “ att ' : . . m . . ty . 4 - . : afternoon. 2: ‘ ; ee . = ri he instep But - easy Our & first “ng - —s anes ; ; tense saalieay ited with a victory over King and abi ones cree : players will make the trig. ont ontrt2c _y au? e.. ws be a Ge ee wt Lid N1 , -_- Lilie? an inj round annually son te ing. ghee 1 ”) Apply for Jobs. WW . 2 as 4 ei’ as Ti «= Yan nn Yo tha seventh Cuvier 2 . : ° ° . } : D4 ; « > : . irr a? und a° mae al P (t:@ New Yorker. ning epree rr - r ~~ ’ Vv j v e=* ~ fea ¢ 7 Fa ry ; + ‘ , 7) ee ow +A 2 d ec. : : ~ ~ ei oa s : ‘ ‘ — terrific liner !n deep — os neato um at only 330 pas o . ieee tee a as 9 | Latest returns from the training «ind the Sooners tied Loew trophy and tn rr the . With the! *4 April uae - lei x tahow , .4 ~!. weit ae . . _ > 9 - . >» ‘a ‘ap + y reeade . aad % ener oe ae . . ry “ —= th - ™ ar was a vit me —. . ter ant Aii Jim Was credited ; sve ®t ai ; s ii | : ; . a.wars, ) sm old coun 112 abe the hearvweich s pre to and 4 — the ninth CUD. Other mu icipal - j A ir | = ‘ beeen 1 a ¢ ‘ = : ; . : Oy : y' J a ; | fie we a n. ew thi ith was a sacrifice fly, as it ad-* LLGeG itn Ss! C instep. if: “ia . ; try professionals of high class also receive cups. eralized boxing to Chi-| 3 a, we OT an ) f nd to teh noved to a hos UChES TN cs ie ei i : coach th i are Reus + a har ad} . + - : » & as 126% : ; al S —_ i , . : > . : 4 . " 2 . ~ 4 VU rT e ae | . - — sondiens . stra ” , a 2 ° , ’ " . Sand ¥ : ‘ . . : La - . i - cz Ss wtrere i. » - oe i oe ei tharmmen’ ves Fn - tha — ‘ . - ~ "wy — onen. 74 of thre annua innin oc nee eee : ~~ > . ; - " ’ oy TH m F & 246846 a - +s ne we a on >. > ‘ Kad +. 2a —_ + ‘ 4 r . - - . i ™ a os a _ — taken Ir. viand announced abxtisi eee | : nd the school teams nee olid nig ome Pac on 4 “regi Hail, Aze ——— 2s _ oe st sa a. ae Len Small pienship ut three. That the “so hinting ear pall atgeneglb edit ae a broke! a result ‘ter Gen ounding i la 2 DB peste mone — three runne se e plate amsee Banat : mnyssioners in, Club here ' , ‘ or in } os ‘> ’ iin a . , ; ‘ . a2 * 4 a ee a WV ~ dade : " 4 ‘ . . ms " © - . i - 7 a > " a eae ‘eo. % 9 : : : ; “ he ” sEet a te a. , vy: - : _— ' % a : on ae eon) ena ter | hu : $s escaped with- a a 7 —” >” play tittle | eS ge ene 2 a a ars tae 2 adi a : , ' . pre. ) the course, . % & fo! ‘AWS In sign r .~ %& ‘ — be >. » - o » & “ 7 ; \ 4 ™ ‘ as ~ ee % > ‘ a & é : ' i : ) : 7 : ‘ : ~ . + eo - i '. $ = -~ i - *2 . “ ~ ~ “ . zs % > on , ‘ é ae : : J : . or + er frem ‘ . % 4 t 4 ro : > Be 2s ee if 2 rio 2 erie } in: 3 v ‘s a =" ; . a . . saa . —- ; , a ¥ " ‘ j 77 r stax = 8 4 Vee C2 Bee ~~ ‘ . homa \£e Of C é; a : : sav hav ed " #xtarmis a 4 ae ‘ x ar girhe@- War Witte cue Cl a ‘ é te 5 -r - . : > ~~ 7 “a ¢ oa | te 4 ; TV 2.4178 baa © nav-of? station ea - ae CIT Me | te - - Se + oe aay ander Contr: - ~ 2 ~ wan ‘2 |. ad & oti ® stab ~ ~ on , bs 7 rele ) : be persuaced *9 come | = eee ri i cide (6 te > of temporary retirement. ° os . pe operat hea aa irae d . T should Montgomery decisively wi! (ad Ves TON waa Next Si. Louis U. aa, ee :, he ae . oe M ’ D U. oaioneiae TE EES + ES IEL’S DIARY Foe Is St. Viator ‘the game fairly and n n> Aegan a a lem a epee oo Gene SO ee UR acca ss | pie Cy AER SU Sie ‘ 2 promoters hare : 3 Recruits Probably Will Get Mee cas Siigceconines : ion Wiaw oe ee Chance in Billiken Game happen every day: 3 Tomorrow. Two Defensive Breaks. ~~? ~ - > . “a T. able ne 2 -orthern trip ¢ 1 ee eM ra out large packages, however. . se ay : : ' = ‘ ee : 7 * ’ ’ > ers ad : - . . ‘ on, © — _ 2 . , ‘ P z ‘ Z = ows >* = = > 4 . 4 a Oe 3+ # th : TE ar eaiecglias Se ee , = ieee eyes PS, Hyer Rie 1S F § ” ‘4 ig Oe a en P , bes tae hogs Seats ‘ ‘ pont iy Pts ocuge " ob-4 AMG Saat HO ER SO OO a G ‘ ; F by 3 ‘ ¥ : / Sahiy ap tga yh: Le m a. 3 ¥ rd 7 iat Gy Oe cn ES EA a ne ee 2. feirds 3 d ; " ad “ * Se >» oe | C4 ee e"0 J x “a > nel BS ae fe Se jaa Pie os oi xe hey 7 thy Ok 4 Ss Tab Ds a i ie g AR: 7 ers * of 7 J pA Oly Me er a C r3y" Standing ‘ol the ‘Clubs. NATION Al. LE AGtt HAT’S the rews premuga: BEAUTIFUL Hi IR "neste Petersen wha tf is natures gift bat its preser- OSCR Sa mee vation is seer probien. : depend upon {Friday} Newbr ros fHerpicide Today, Harry was terribly worried. And whea wet Harry is troubled he always turns to me for sy mpathy. He says I'm so ‘understanding. Tonight, after he had merely pecked at 7 | his dinner, he took me into his study, -—- 0 os } : ss ’ } the door, and flopped down in his easy 3 Today's Schedule. 7 Sx : ae fe f+ Shoes Not High Hats “I’m going to lick this proposition now, "be cnieeiees* peiemomn eae | oy eee muttered as he clipped off my up. “I'm aot ittsburae at St lewis: clear: 1S p.m. : | re £ You've probably set a price to going to toss over it another sleepless night.” a | z | The first few puffs seemed to soothe him. _Boctom a: Pn ndetpia: elomdy | = pay forshoesthat youthink | He had found solace in tobacco. , | a Also Plain Se is the best economy. Swope | Then, he jumped up and fairly danced around the room. — When you send the volf 4 MS : | (Unflavored) St. pene ag note geir 3 RO , _ %, = ’ “L ; | Goon . rears * ball soaring down the fairway f a salesmen a oe ” high “Just the thing,” he exclaimed pe in 24 1B. Cans — at Detroit: clear: 3 your thrill of pleas ure 1s ee = 3 ee : and hat you into something more «And the credit goes to Muriel. You ast Sold by > AMPFRICAN LEAGUE oo n-ne nyegggll at Washtegten: equaled only by the smoking f : So a = . g ive. beat a good agar for inspiration.” | 4 | Moor: ¥ eet at Besten: cloudy; of = JOHN RU SKIN — : Ss s 5 Cc _— : And he might have added: ° «You ast | e all dealers iinet gm the price #- | ; even tie Muriel’s blend, a perfect harmesy— ae ee ee rin Ce ) There's great value of finest Havana and lighter tobaccos.” ime tes ieee peor rei JOHN RL SKIN & Le rs : 3 cntS Sem: — ax z - | ae or — Haines. H. Beil, Dyer, Reinaart Will satisfy you. 3 ~ 3% *S5e : Mo, 172 a lack or tanec and «bt arreil. a be ; y ff > Chicage %9-08, Cincinnati 2-13- Buy some todavr. *% Batteries: Reet and treneales: Mars, Day and Picinich. , an Be | : a ’ a Geeciehees tite. sae Gee | ope SWOPE DP The Cigar That's Just Right 11-3. Battertes: Ring and *ny~- der: Barnes, McWeener. Ehrhardt , =r. sa J ; ~ H Oo E * LU; : 7 and O'Neil, Hargreaves. are : Sie bs ~ Neier 0 ee Philadeiphian 10-14-1, Boston 1. Age NES 1 Lewis Cigar Mfg. Co. Makers, Newark. ¥. J. ae ee W tleon; ae ‘ Stickney-Hoelscher Cigar Co. for Men : a | eo Olfve St. Central 5900—se0 j \MERICAW LEAGUE. , on ~ Distributors, St. Louis : eos Washington 3-10-1, Philedeiphia 922 Olive St. me fo! Tne rive | Reet; Wistten, Quine ond Cove Wl Club Perfecte 10c ‘ ingen ie ana RSE ot mn uSRIn $7.50, $8.50 and $10.00 Lines and higher. (§ Other Sizes ? for 25c, 15c, 3 for SOc | Kremer, Pirate pitches 4 Batteries: Reffing. Wires, Better Value Dollar for Dollar : o Ow ef cape m trades Winagficid and (,aateon: lier, . ge IE ag eg Gy THEY COULD BE SMALLER BUT NOT BETTER” f VETER HAUPTMANN TOBACCO @ “threw vp ft herds oo land af Detroft comes pestpoened. St. Louis Distributors 4 ~~ ee: ee een kee eer ee Bs Sot eee ~ pee nc at ean daa i)

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DISPATCH ; 10 TO —_— - -_ Lee. ] - ~ a es LS” PP ; ' See _ SOS PPP PPP BP OP PP ALP PPP PLA PLS PS rr ee ee ee e Nickel-Squeezer, Turns an Hones __ —By Ken Kling — — | HOPE COUSIN SCOTTY "IS COMFORTABLE SS - 15 THis THE CLERK? SAY- I 7 I KNOW THIS ROOM RENTS For > = WELL T SEE “SCOTTY “CAME IN AND INSISTED THAT THEY PLT AN EXTRA BED HERE FOR Him! IN THE NEXT ROOM! x HIRED A =| SAW You TURN SOMEONE AWAY fF} FIWE - BUT it's WORTH Trie At Roehampto NFERENCES “| | SEPARATE ONE FOR HIM IN THIS HOTEL = 5 | TED GVUSIN SCOTTY! DION T WANT sib : ° AUSE YoU HAD NO ROOMS ! aes Bie HEARTED ° (0 WM SLABS ‘You A — =\ Me To FEEL BENEATH HIM BY OCCUPYING | COURSE, L COULD HAVE SAVED -1-==| SEND HIM UP HERE — MAYBE. 1 MUST HAVE SEPARATE QUARTERS! o * bed . 4 a vy vy Robertson ——_—_—— y Sy ASKING HIM To BUNK I CAN KELP KIM OUT . LODGING FoR THE J. H. re, ie WITH ME - BUT L KNOW A MAN OF HIS gong 200. Iryympion Is Expected to AFFLUENCE LIKES NIGHZ - P d G ’ ‘ ‘ = olf Tourney, Sign for a Title Match in oo: sy the Associated Prege. ROEHAMPTON, England, sm the Event Tex Succeeds 16.—-Match Play in th > ‘ . ton Eolf clubs le pe. “pe in His Efforts. | Uon competition starteg today » ee eee | miserable weather, A @ri ; Swat to the Post-Dispatch. and 2 strong head wing made | ow YORK. April 1o.-—Follow- the winning | on the outward Journey exc Diag = ieees t € | difficult. | Archibald Compston, quickly ail i justing himself to the ¥ | weather after his American ty h. promoter had offered -to pay es full. ate £4 Which results defeated George Gadd, ¢ he batter out? conferences between e several Rickard and Jack Kearns, a whe put the 7 F st became current today that '.¢ { ij 1 te : | | it silt h . t . (Hi e 1 um to cance! his in- i hampton club’s ae, Live . _— eine | | | , i a 1 vie H four. abe Mitchell, i. em * in Dempsey? s contract, in ” ” ‘ : ; t is mot an Whom British eyes wera | «9 leave the champion free not an in- for the restoration é : west rum and =§ ain's supremacy }| wet } at ; I i? hii i ‘ } ? a. . , 1, . rense Oo! nis » for matches in u sf GOING To WASTE! Vee (Copyright, 1926, py The Bell Syndicace. Inc.) Trade Mark Reg U ST.LOUIS POST-O a > ’ A LITTLE TOUGH LUCK FOR-JOE ANO ASBESTOS, YESTERDAY, TODAY'S BET- FIVE DOLLARS WIN AND SHOW ON CINEMA. THE BANKROLL iS NOW $791.75, ‘ in ’ ’ anc 3 7)) ,Ary o a2) . Fannie, ! at James Ockenden # Tt is understood 1 at Dem psev IIa j : hi! eo or di = aaa wv and 8 declined to accept offers until oo end = .round Match | old contract expires carly in) names -vil! not be aved this 3 ft « ~——s . , ’ Lyf Tike 7 ~ , 1C + r . * © played this afternoon, amtchen Meet ence Kearns would be at tees; 10 Ute iminations to Te "Ov? . 7 . pitgaie . als ° 7) 4 * oe e " 5 ~ ‘te > e . r Ses . - 2 Up and 3 to temaicible tO receive MIs Manageriai ‘ov. S&mMaii i. See Rule de i ee a ee ee ee 5 Ciai 1 the Post-Dispateh ’ r e alt a . “ae ‘ . , a es ~ «Adil es Aubre # documen Is im e&Tre Le 7 Robertson lin: we on any matches made While than 2000 atiotlcs ions for Loca ae 9 ; a , ee ' a gE atts LOL LL NAL LO INP APA Ah dl hl edd Ad ll eb Bd BE Ol hd NL dl hel lb ehhh Wd db dh ade Hi h; Up on the commission. Conserv. Decide LaBarba S |spoviat to ihe 3 SCHOOLS GIVEN OUT (| ac. ‘ ¢- eiet AUTCISN qualip- the persistent and appar- ete eae Despite fe HAVRE DE GRACE. Md rately fnter- es - 2 2 ¢ Oe “tart With Cad “iN carrigMwkard is understood to be pro- he wus out Id have calle s+} , ; i) ’ re eee ri ve ; . wy-a3)) ? 8 on ee ; wien ia positie a. IG B d Sencio May eptember with a pusiti % function. ee con enaro, rown an encio ay mgis the um- CORRE 7 nag taeaaenaee 9 i matth in AUKUSt Or > y interference . FAIRM t MOCRA palen se : iii ane TO OUNT D TS ene Tunney as al opponent for TmISSI ) MmuUuSt open offices, draw Battle for Right to Box judgment. i LEAVE TOMORROW ek Dempsey, instead ns hy je i Ge Ud] . ru — issue licenses i nd Champion average com- | FOR KANS » challenger, Harry Wills. omplete other numerous details ° «a iea@ § ; , — . rs’—". G . AS C The promoter, act ording to his YEetore it will be ready. By the Associated Pre ef total hits | The Fairmount Democratite Cle tchmaker Jess McMahon, wilt was said that Chicago was SAN FRANCISCO, April 15.— ; f m io mi . 4.0 Ube i? , 13}. aa 4 “epee : ae ‘ " ete ‘ : : y times at bat. — or the Tw ent; -fourth Ward 1 have a definite announcement to LIKE LS ‘o> Ra oe scents AS Si1X or Phe State boxing ¢‘onimission VeS-: ‘ - 1 —— " . , 4hi _ figures. §Nicipa: soccer champions, wil leapmmeke next Monday. 5 + nojie, Penge é _ . titty eight boxing Clubs. terday Voiced Ol fe tion to Fidel Tua , eo w for Kansas City, wh Expiration today of the time Whether the baseball parks will Barbar of Los Angeles, world’s fly- . e9 wv ’* m : . A i > s dl ~~ ae . ‘ . . ‘ Hey Wili meet ie Umm Ka it for a conclusion of negotia- be open to the ring sport, as they | weight Champion, remaining o eel | > >. - or 5 ” ¢ ’ “24 ; - > 4 ™ ss oe SI 4 mt , = ‘ INTH eas Meaty titleholdere, Sunda; ‘n thaiens by Floyd Fitzsimmons, Chi-) 47° /@ New York, is problematical, active while a number of logical i - . - " . * ; ‘I : “2. . a — _ eee a : 4 - . T S NE ; Sec ond anda fina} kame of the inter promoter for 9 Dempsev- Harry (;rabiner. secretary of eal ‘ Y ende rs clamor 10r a cnance ar ; . ad or i ‘ , -s oeeeesa 40 Vis indicated he Will Seen One! keepir 1! FIRST RACE-—] Park " : { on & in U :~ 7.) aT. ho = - 4 7” 4 : . in / a : > | r = + Bay afternoon.: —. — eget oday. Fourteggl, ry out the provisions oO! 4. Barba fi . s "Ore 47 = * ten . $ 7 . i si . the eighth m- paayer: Wii ~ se rip he ‘ho tinriate. fITNe - DP. tf reements in the stipulated time. Hope Low Medalist. ed a base rune j night at Loew's State Theater naro of New York. wh In La KRar e Ry 7 aiy ed > > r . 7 v 4 . . } ; . >| ¢ cup. Other municipal winners wie CHICAGO, April 15.—With the! Va. April 19.—Dick Hope, Winter- Los Angeles, fighting under th Results i's ; | aiso Lcely . . : ; a* =e san ¢h ee - ba ~~ atacand? — ata ais FECeive ¢ ups. return of leralized boxing 10 Cit. haven, Fla., star, won the medz! name of “Nex sboy Brow n, and a tne a cme in +) . . -? 7 cae) . ~ _ tow. Satta peed — | i sanipack Ma | ; eee 6 es .eeext step toward opening of the!annual Mason and Dixon cham- Known as Clever sencto. At Huntington. Golf All have filed challenges and Weather clear: track good - ose . . . « . forfeit money with the commission: py yp, 4 iated Press * ‘ tye -\ See ute Prem William L. Veck, president of the that three outtsanding challengers Chicago National League club, aiso meet. ii limination contests fa Havre de Grace Scratches. ¢ +37 > +1? itular bout. hese men include Franki ¢ . a ae. rier, wea OWed four j't: OS PNP OL OA NAO A el hOB ll Bas eon Ky athletic officia@ort rests with Gov. Len Small} pionship at the Greenbrier ) announced today that tits dé ii naming three comnyssioners in| Club here yesterday. Pope played | hous an aR “i ine nia Whose hands regulation of the | _— ere = sola we t and SOK- an men FIRST RAC F—Five furlongs: tebe. ~ ann emer Will be placed. ey from recent rains, in..«8. six should be matched up as soon as A#tana (C. Allen)... 5.60 2 eee es ANount ° ae rEg ae . strokes over par Tom McWatters , hy — st Sani and Brov rp wa (se. COonnore) $250,000 cost of const The Impression prevValied Ps §. pe Newark. Pierce eecond w th POSSIDIS w eee sity ncio ana rOoOwnN = % ee | - _* ’ ‘ . Beee & a ae Siima te t}) rh ’ ; . . , } ‘ i ft } ’ ae | ’ ; 4 seco > awl ’ : - . e9 ) as ar. A ’ » ¥ George Duneafiery jrrevocabie opposition to the fir: xing bout probably will no: ° ° ; Tt i ~— | iii . . tn ° ‘ > . > . : i ciea \ ~ races : ‘A. 1 al sinith defeg: : *p Athletic { OMmMIISsiON, re n 4 1 ’ : i 137 tj o/ Le? ‘ “he , ycod? 4 ‘ 1} ‘ede . é . . . , ‘ ’ ie Tay ‘ . ’ : SIRS RAC k—S100 maidens. VO -olds, six furlongs: , r) ; mic st P : P ; . ; ome — — } ‘ P oa 9 ne ; ‘ . — . ee © tnat mue tanie good ily, place driving. Went to : 2-3 ee chedule is as follows: (. High: (. B.C. at Country Day - W » My | ec d Ant ral az ‘ountry Day at Me- fuis U, High at Cham- May 22—C. B.C. at Western M. - April 27—McBride High at | NOAH AGAIN WINS Chaminade College; Christian Brothers at St, Louis U. High. HARTFORD HANDICAP NEW YORK, April 16. — H. P. Noah, ridden by Pony McAtee, scored his second victory 'in the Hartford Handicap, feature at the Hiavre de Grace opening ves- won the event a year April 2% — Western Military Academy at Country Day. April 30—St. Louis U. High at Whitney's MeHBride High; Country Day at Christian Brethers. a May I1—Cuaminade nat Western Military Academy. May 4 — Chaminade College at le St. Lonis University High School; — : ; McBride at Country Day School. May 5—Western Wilitary Acad- i ago. race—liaze, Pifth Horseshoe Pitchers’ Meeting. emy at Christian Brothers Col- | over the terday. He Extra Dry six-furlong pressing Senator The time was 1:12 4-5. reorganization meeting oi lege. man Park Community Cen- School. . | Calgary ae ir TE ie ee May 7—Christian Brothers Col- .§ Timmara and _" sada araaia es"! t lege at Chaminade College; St. | victors on an interesting inaugural will be held tomorrow night, Leoufs U. High at Country Day card. Deep Thought scored tn the Claiming Handicap of a ‘45 o'clock. Teams wishing May 8 — McBride at Western (mile and seventy yards at Tijuana r the league must have a Military Academy. |over Melachrino and Ceylon Prince | representative at the meeting. May 1:—C. B. C. at MeBrides; in 1:42 4-5. ¥ was -onty a short ‘length behind at the finish of the dash and had a head Norris. Cndgel were other ; —eee P - '|Bears to Sta ~ Tennis Campaign Against Sewanee Team Practicing in Field House for Strenuous Campaign of Eight Events. —" While football weather satisfies ‘all demands for Washington CU. | | spring football training, the Pike- way tennis team is training in the tield house for a busy season sched- uled to open April 30. The lack of time in which to pre- pare the net squad is occasioning the Washington court men no little anxiety, as the firet two meets will be played against Southern squads, who will have a heavy advantage of training period over the locals. Capt. Gustafson will lead the court outfit for the Bruins during the coming season, with team berths now being sought by Charles Sigiloff, Herbert Weinstock,” Clark Clifford, Al Stavenitz and Bert Hopkins. Garrett Pipkin, man e, has arranged the following sch®d- ule under supervision of Coach Saunders: April 30 — University of the South at Sewanee, Tenn. May 1—Vanderbilt at Nashville, Tenn. May 14—tlUniversity of Okiahoma at St. Louis. May S—tUniversity of Missouri! at Columbia. May 10 or 13 — University of Missouri at St. Louls. May 14—Kansas University at S¢. Loults, May 15—Drake University at S¢. Louts: May 21-22 — Missourt Valley meet at lincoln, Neb, College Baseball. Tilinois 21, Butler 0. Monmouth 10, Western Ill. Teach- ers 2. Pennsvyivania 10, Franklin and Marshall 9. Army 6, Vermont 5. Navy 21, Stevens 7. Princeton 8, Lafayette 8. Michigan 9, Mercer 32. Northwestern 12, Chicago 6. Oklahoma Aggies 7, Oklahoma 4. OPP ARPT a ' Other Sport on Page 38 5 2 4 ) PVPPBPBPBALP PAD LPP PD LOD A ONAL Le el el el ell al | nt, after he had merely pecked at | | SLanott.......108 Gray Gables. 112) : olds and | D, one mi] an { three~sixteenthe ya. bPUCRr ne . ‘ = ° Ps tf, he took me into his study, closed »and flopped down in his easy chair. bing to lick this proposition now,” he 4 : | preni ice “aliomanee as he clipped off my tip. “I’m not } | , | m ‘icine toss over it another sleepless night.” | ee = few pufts seemed to soothe him. | Kirst race, $400. ound solace in tobacco. | ‘own T. i ' Also Plai | Bn Be _ jumped up and fairly danced SO Fiain ANU {): pp Rooat LD sg, CaS e€ room. (Unflavoved) Srishna ......107 Sacajawea ..... se: " > | econ] race. $5 claiming, 3-year-olds the thing,” he exclaimed joyfully. in241B.Cans an? up. five furlongs: € credit goes to Muriel. You can’t _ ; : a od cigar for inspiration.” Sold by | nq up. five e might have added: “You can’t Ud ] Pp, Muricl’s blend, a perfect harmony ; Callers Havana and lighter tobaccos.” —e 6 oe mee ee OO es ees eee oO Oem eee ae Om nse © werne ; t 33 ? ? ™ i i v¥ : ¢ ~ Yoairn it i ° 4 SU P " > | i das . + . ~ ‘ ° urth : DID, Oa TY ‘ te ' . + 4 ' s 4 ¥ 7 4 . 7 ¥ . - 7 ; ° > i ; + e- : . , ¢ I ¥ . 3 ed 4) 2 s ‘ « Se * J *’ 4 e ° : urhie .......112 Blue B bal tT) > a Taree irre , « 3 7". Fi i ti Sa . = Eo 4% a " i » ‘ ~* . . . a ar sha Wsertirpl ter Jatboa -. a iq t, rPuturity - $ t . 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ST.LuUIS POSi-DISPATCH , 2a ___ APRIL ‘18, teste _UNDERTAKERS oy se +: Madi ea | eee se 8 CARDS GET 16 RUNNERS. G@—— . vette 4 See. ee an — : 3 ie W cakest Cl b in the E 2 ig PITTSBURG BATS CRIPPLE : ee ft ESS HAINES AND DRIVE commu = ~~ Beat Our Soccer Teams, Says Foley ~: OTHER PITCHERS 10 COVER eee cd once St, Louis Must Do Some- “Bethlehem htifieia ee meme ee ? “ ‘ cs ~ we ~ ~ ~~ “ - om™ OO Ar le cathe t eee -_ i i éey twat thing Constructive Right | a” gh of i .| Now or Take a Back Seat ill, Tricks We Never Saw hg him Vic Keen, Former Chicago Hurler, Is Scheduled to | — sini | ee ae Says Manager. | | Rifere.” ner a ws Pitch for Hornsbymen Today — Fielding of Car-| (MMMM Me Sem Seems 006. Be oe oud tne cmos |, "St Louis tie tate ui | in Kreteta. "re 00d ig 33 eon Trews. * ' ‘ " hp aa gee : = ian niet real star, but ae L dinals Improves but Batters Have Not Started. § “gage "rr LS Oe WER Dom poned [to do some constructive wor! - ee a a el ee “PERPET —— we pires wil)! quickly if we sre to win any games i a tramn Beeler. SO eninge sad: rf 5, and = Ere Al, eee ~ os he cw . _— _— " xs al siti mandi : ¢ ' : | Er: tern teams nex’ | P: aa - Se. SP ae. : ball away fre TT) iro. pie : . heen hrown nt ba ' me sth Sew x = ras ? Wn . ey ee es Hater ~~ ms is good a man as any O.ler *™’ Several ath] toto nkruptey By Herman Wecke. _- =a — ant vn warm (Season,” sald Bly Polcy, name i i ae ee a : 5 a ene oe i ” } s+% ~* } 9 a Soe : ae ° eRe j ’ ? | e] G. tt ' - % Te Ty) o> 7% ? ~ ee eae “ ' shers of the Ben Miller team, u n nh . Ce ek x: * a rd on the fi . - ret -¢d to have extendeg > * ee . tion of Archie Stark. 4 ons Of membership to bim ° . c ~~» i a oe es lhe hin et i cl cet A Ee AR A eB wake oe ee ™ a eee Rp RE ARE AEA I ESE AES ROR A RAN a eR Ree Te he caupgee oe tee erg es ~ 24 +h > "> > a a > irs y . re oe ee ee 3 ».. 4F é Throw out f la ca me \ t ste rda’ , lt was one of those affa } RS ; a sae ie : ‘ . . — in return home from Rrook lyn, “= hi r : # 2 3 a 5 ‘ ; 4 & : tis Eg Cit 7 1% z come in the life of every ball club—just one of those things. t >> ees 7 ‘ ‘ pected . er his tea m Was de f¢ ated in thie 7 5 . ae : bss. a ' Se a 5 % ? ba ‘ heen for *he fa ¥ ; : ‘ ¥ te ts it at +4 - 4 : > 4 * os Be ae Ry . wa 7 eelf ei} »} , : We'll be back in their today, fighting harder than ever, with Vie | en ee, me Se eM, ‘ pray tional championship final by Beth ae ee | self su ‘pial | : a I cae Me lL oS ee =) os - ror th > b aks. PL gl Ge i lat i i al ia all J Lid Loroug out eait SUia! Season : rhe ne fac thal] * . ne « a’ e. : : Th I ij ates RO. é ore i ie o. een. Wt gee eh os % 4 _ , : Hire coulén’t get a ki ik las? ee Care , ss ys ‘ ‘ Jul 220i. Waii as a : ated oars. si : onapel, ais ) Emma 7 age, Rem Re : hink we can beat Bethlehem 0: pemain t t Bros.” chi “Wt | pranklin, South Jefferson avenu inerai Saturday | Kenuetn z - ” . a ee _- 7 *? - Rx ae t > a " ch : t iiis Ce at &! . 4 They took advantage of our every | ¢ Th a 7 : bh? o Fist Bud Bronk, is) =m La The Bethlehem haifba “ £ | et mistake. On top of that, they had j. t ¢ “ ciad | Someries e a e: 7 ig Rica. any other team in the East provid . se id 2 4 n id ial ir. ay relay = SN oe mhin > the pitching and we did not. Sey bn SNIP a Mil ti eave Ae ae . sie . eee Sie ee “1 we ] ut our ee combina- DY Entered hit with men on the bases. We did | CARDINALS. PITTSRCR sigh terTan baseball mCi Bee . - a dee ais ‘out Sn I the third game of the inaugural Se- Carnihan came into our Tray ne eineomeenen n moon He told Jake that he ae 44 Th - : ” z nate dah Pinmenent aeeian hit the fence with every — it will mse th rapes corn i gp aes eae le n St. Louis as a member ot. : ~ etre ae +1 y é 2 | ; . he ined itehing staff. And| sgmmerto a ee P eanbtale ag eli : : i into rest Wednesday. the Cardinal pitehing’ staat. 4 Flowery played in defeat. Bill! tc NY ACS wy, ile cia cee . i sss TEE. ws: 12 noon. Mike Brad: we = fatne o M: a@ Brad *5 Jr. ri1aze * ee 1 ames — pF eas > ee aes r Mies aE es ae ; “s Manager Rogers Hornsby of the C 10 to 3 trimming at the hands of the world’s champion Pirates. le "OSE Sone 00% ts DOSS SH HeHOF o>°so Ss im 4 rin z if you ever’ learn ; 3 See é | body int r swing in t| - Keen is eounted wpd8eN pre tty . Tot ] . ts ae ‘ . ' ~— | 2 net _ : & 24 ‘that with proper C Oa ~ hs in tise . ‘ ok fe ~— : : + - ; } ‘ ~ a6 as” 44 ~tese * ’ ° aed aw ‘ ‘ . heavilv He will be needed hadly : Matted 2 Pe a _— adore = " i'dotng it all with your ; ¥ ~~ : ‘ia ee ee : E 1 r“¥ ; a 7g ee 2 i Aarne i. : : — 2e ; ‘ epnne: nee ae Ha ale (aan ae . > . “ sea vw? : hae ae ‘evard next two weeks at the least, he . ee | Sherry. | y Suggests a Way Ont. wis istribution ©: hail dozer mae hay —r . { ra BUE ety Wednesday. Aprt! 14, oe ; Phil Ball, owner of the Browns, Foley did not indicate what he foreign-trained sta wou.d Drin : Se oe ee . a D. Mm. pemee fY poeimane: ! ha furious attack on th 3 ti | seloved father of Marie Wingenbdach Ferdinand. Joseph, r _* |= oeiipcne sents : ! ' result of an injury. Keen ’ : likely draw Johnny Morrison, curve | Three-be= ei oe oe. Yrocnas _ permet ye a cong — | considered the necessary step for 250ut an amalga prorat | tei whee Id that the epecta- i} : te erine, Anthony, Helen “and | he all expert of the w orld’ 3 che Prawre 3 ae ee : disposed OL Bili ic” {ce piant 110ic- ith a imp rovéement f s+. Louis 80c- merican speed Ww eh pe Europea } . ; Te tar oe — pee we é yt bey ouke, a, Cathersaes father 4 jaw. grand. | Db ions as his opponent. we a a ie a me a : ings, anda % s.@ baseball club now is Ce?T., but Phil] Ri ley, treasirer of tha oughness. Tha ion I tnt K, at ould “4 ? f . « hreot! bro ther- in-law and uncle, F . ast Rss a =" . r ¢ : ‘ niv rémail 7 hr oe APO Na ‘4 oe : +} 7 “tmmin COT h* ee G 8lace, sc 5 t be ; ut * > 4 rears. Kremer Effective in Pinch, | Beak: itll of sy ee Fiat Satta FS his only remaining business prop-/s: Louis Soccer Lang, a ee | ~~ Puneral from residenre, 3206 North De- | Gays) ; oaks . — ~~ f - = a : Ea . pes by :> a :— erty. r Sr pectaic Tr at the ga i? Rr ir . ] is 17s 4 a} ot se Dee: ifs iT ‘ ’ 3 : , ‘ =. at as * bya : : a ; = “ : S5 fi we e. e. ; * » ee j 7 " , oy, ~ 9 on . ‘ . ; # iO wt. AnNtLno! a aurea, T} Corsairs had : teh er@in ys eee ee, Tae a S Caastey ¢ omisiey re : lyn, said that he would urge the Tate adr, manage: f the row biddin - the service: ‘9 $8. Peter and Paul's Ceme be | Lome Rav Kremer, a 1 | bs — 28 i. > op > struct the White Sox park vows ose & # ' ao me % . 7 ae ; ae a Pi — A2iid © aie ss 6% . . * ‘ ~ ‘ pa iA . - aa . 44e0 ; -o- wan § } ty - . ts . 4 . ey 4 ' eS SSS » ; eras § 2 Ss ais. ; lf seating “a, import Pas a 7 oe 7, 2en + +h natch. Th os ame eo ne ~ ‘ard Stark o Rath] her S - ie = father =e ‘ 4 ot wo - ~_ a : sh ' re ms —e) = a : %. ; os ’ a = 9 : = a Pe it 4 eouiuas / t : | l t mi eit my ni Stee . - . >* £ its “a : ~ '- Ba ’ we A ? 4 2 “ a : ro eee: Ae . , ig a1 i an ved Urplans . r } father. nals. The work of . Heloos | | oe? #e hs Se ee ee ee a ams .©& 10 change the entire ems to indicate,” said T: “Mi ady that he will remain in am a tered into rest on Tuesday, | =. must be thrown omgty gia % ) é, SS gts ’ COB Ses WE OU mt said Riley, Donald, the Bethlehem right hal! lis country. ) AP: mM... , ere long e Ort ~_- : 2 a ry ci isis ES ene ad * Bnenhee (f ‘runer), dear father of m tnet ‘ ’ dt rons r wi : ge A rae : Se, S Maes £ ¥ lJeseph Buscher, Mrs. Anna Simos, Mrs. . oo : ~ Be % a> te -=s = 4 . ‘ ~ = na Loeul s — cear a line drive frog i Shag oe + ae Catherine Sanders. Mrs. - oer, | . SS =e ther-in-law and grandfath ¥ - - 4 rier ' + 4 = nein | w* ~ a y DOL f. 4 rl bat with his rig TiRU+ eS ee . oe inera! from Hauck & Se hm! {t Dar.ors, Herm } - ¥e oe — Z ’ “ : er = + co =" Soy : e m é ’ rr . —a— on F: riday. erMAan s-€ii, f © Ge £® is Special to the Post-Dispatch. to St. Cronin’s LWATER, Ok. : —# . Ris and Pauls Reinhart wi “gevel ; . Spee : SET rT! : ffective. : ; . 3 Lf ~ ae > % > ae Paring in their first -& #aOrme Xx 4 . ‘ : —_—, aredas i - ate, ne SAM ae ae Oe Ee ee a ai % o ‘ 5K . ‘ y Ye tae “al pe pao al eh . oo poe 6 oe aa page ae ane ‘“ " Te et eee " . Se Nt 5 - e ment : , " . Mike nihsan ta = "3 alin. a ta ti ~s ~ e. © llth Nee tie Oat: G Pope eh ay ¥.¢ ee” Te se me vi : eee vie . ee : : : se rs, ~ NESE cto eee: 2 “i . “4 : pablo _ x yes Prt Go oS aee Fare ee BR a sos pen : e — — aes * . “S . , 2 4 Rang: 7 3 “er ¥ red sn aioe “ sss sth Se ee \ ws + Yr 24 ‘ > ee edaiee me tine ae! om “ 5 eth . , ites PED 4 tage a8 i me pk? Bias beak Sn Sk gh : ee tas rte tee ea sh That Krem Ga . €. Rn eg: Ss ; ‘ be pitcher is @& /. s ee ae ee Oe eee anes rai a . ; od ‘ TT) jinal : oe Pe es ae) re ag oe ates aie : en and dear ‘note er of Mrs. ae: Dav's SS & = ty men "@ Yesterday q: v Jenni Broida. Sarah. tow th . oe dore. Meyer. Bubin. Juitue and br. “Louis | Tacts* Bak : Berger's chapel. Gtrictiy flowers. fe; cOoxw ay- -Entered April 13. 19726. “beloved (nee Ballow), and Crvei Mrs. _ Berd Ge tee Dobson brother Mrs. Nanie, Totten and Mrs. our dear father-in-law from family residence. 1316) sy street. on Thursday. April 15. Ger Interment in Valhalla Ceme (Gene Y , ane *{ service. . Fanny “OODRI Ess ad into Test. Wedpre iat tr. 4 ‘ Sa CALIFORNIA CREWS TO 55 Nile TO COMPETE IN EAST ony Sacks: 4€2ce: Sieg: . ‘ if S*. inemae late Conception Par- fase’. Chicago (Tih) and 5 ’ : Cal.» papers piease CODy. ‘Re a pe . aw os" = wcoe' —~ we © brot bet of of bara | SS Serene ts 7 EEA heider a r uncle wet SS ces. r? ET IN } te chen bec . “ +" - se . Apr) Baderta at ~ S| Pa ork avenu-t te New ( «mete ‘ the Westex 2 Rowitg Cub, “ie > Mothers! Here's pee Bobo Site = : Taga z a. = = ‘ ; : : . gris seo P “22: fresle at : AG : : » : : Os Ge : a oo sire S3eiets neral 6 Warren B ‘ ‘ sieht BC ce OFT iv, Le *. SERS ; . es ootes SE Reien. ~ 4 ; rida: pri — & 39 oe . ee eh | eiitiies | . Louis Baptist Chureh, “dule Im : gdranre. ’ ; esate: Ese eoans Cemetery. , lec e nd inden ar ’ . HU NTER—Ex tered into rees . 3 e : ['WO-PANTS ide y Gn gan ge lam Hurter ¢ 3515 ». m. Willem) . ; °. beloved husband of Nellie LOcRre) ‘ * a : : % : 4 : . tg > wieaiel ct grap ' Hoffmeisters, he ¢ ind t ' & 2 \Gan 7 Ae | { ; Niet “= ¢ ae P we ‘ “4, x" vm 4 . — eon , . . — ~ ‘= is ; 7 Ge «af “ret “ henbergs. ial — : — * a . a. | “ omtiman ‘town tean 7. os Routt ae ud raugemated * Hallway aren. ae “a™“etta >) paces Pp ener ©7>". fod) | aprve 7 ny ves if . . : , few “re Mastoon Tigers. vit 2 : ~s e.} CIGARET We Cot GB Ente-~d “to wet ' stent, vert. one ‘pate fl agsinent, Sevbes Cache e2S's Vitec, T he ile, ‘at eae PO ISPATCH FOR long pants and one pai Stack ac ie ES oe " tawatd Ocul lous’. neloved gen 5 EAT SALE cnic) > . eG Renwood, R. Stone. 142 =) x : Fi ~ €@0 Barrett Mey loudgh ‘and the late F THIS GR ee. ee ee 2 ue, es eas . - got McCuloush. our near ‘pephew sgh antes ie Mi Chontean Cube 14-7 ‘ nett | | = ; yf ineral from Cullinane Broe’ I gs ag * . 7 3 ariora, i710 North Grand bowler 9 St. Louis Tigers, : , s ¥F ack. ba ; Ss & @.. - Vewed ima ¢ >. m : E “en. busband of the law Juae ae oe’ here!) fren Pirate Stare. 17-18 ves _— . : fame. War ieee ote . _ ¢ residence Toad ‘ | . Ps , 1121 s Eigninentt et ret. Siiidiaiiens Ms Apr 1? ia. 20 8. Mm. . haries Nertherners. ~ t2 4 M : ° a - oa Peter rs Paul + Carn ter: P. louis teams. # De Coster. £ : ¥ service Mail Orders Filled | — ‘Players Wanted By | PR POPOL OR LOL OL a Ne = ~~ ee Filliete A. €.. 17-18 . . ; Deer ts : — : r «e t Smet Cc unct Kase ie | eS" : ff ~The. i St Yimeent de Paul —_ tae -aeem Wtecbe: Liccerr & Myers Torgacco Co. yy ferenae ee oe SS ‘ ee = . __: Dee ish. i a:

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ey sa rae ee ee es 2 — ” Sr a aR PBL A ASO tat aaa RS af Anes *, *e 22 DOR my, gi Sei ta ee ee eee ee ain. ‘ , Met. 7 OS RAR RL, BE MOI LOSE POO NT MP SUIS! GREP ~~ = Bons, RS AE LR MO BEE. Oo om Wehr nats RE Ta OD, ge FONG A WRB ae TEE Me ate we PGA ag then oe a ae x .- ie ie rode! a — wee vie OA ONES Bees ae ied aN Ae tah — Re Oy et GS ee oe KEN WILLIAMS = AND RICE NOT AT TOP FORM ee ee ae ees Sisler Gilad of Postpone- ment, Fearing Effect of © Cold on Athletes — Phil Ball Visits His Club in da L — ‘ ; By J. Roy Stockton. Gasto Of the Past-Dispatch Sport Staff. CHICAGO, Apri | TOM | oa} Zachary. sturdy left-hande: ained from the Washingt Seni- ‘ors with Wrn Ballou in the trade: ° which sent Joe Kus and J hria es 3 i Cahir ry te AY? ay T a Oe champions wi mak his ree =O start rp the Rr owns GS « : c the fa _ weather permits Sisier andj hip ils men *o play another bal! game. - TOM ZACHARY WILL HURL FOR BROWNS TODAY AGAINST WHITE SOq- eakest Clubs in the East Can LS I OG a Lk ld ee DMP. LL Beat Our Soccer Teams “Bethlehem Hits But Not Runs, LHtRSDAY EVI =i LuUIS POSi-DISPATCt: SSS aaa oo ~ - —- - — - oe the Asaix tad PK HAY ANA. — Binck Bill, Coaba, won a technical knockout over linrique Valdes, nine rounds. WITWMINGC.TON. Cal.—Pico mies, Mexican lightweight, fought a draw with Andre Dupre, lrench boxer. 10 rounds. ALTOOWA,. Pa. — Dick tovlon, Altoona welterweight, eutpointed Danney Cooney, Trenton, N. J.. rounds, VEW toRK, — Harry Ebbet«, Freeport «N. ¥.> welterweight, | knocked out Bob Podder, ‘New York. in the first round of scheduled cight-round bout, —) NEWARK, XN. J.—Joe Glick, New York junior lightweight, defeated ——— Petes Mack, Jersey City. rounds. LOS ANGELES.—Johnny Adams, | San Bernadino lightweight. won from Ace Hadkins,. Nebraska, rounds, ~ \ - 4%. » - a 9 . c ~ ‘ ; Pp a | + , 9 ics . > = . % r * cy ? *Y ¢ . ~ « ‘ . - . - 4+¢ e Ya iad - . ‘+ _ is ' 1 Last Night’s Fights SAN PRANCISCO, — Dannie I’rush. Engiand, scored a techni- eal kneockeut over Frankfe (Car- - ter. San Prancisco, six reands, ee ef ary VN dale . rain ext! aod ed . worst an | - An Double Breasted! Single — a, zes 7a) S85 - - -e\ € ~ 7 © > 9 SOLS Hey ref soonreg Ate Ve NEO. - Hiny aL OY PRO er SF Mie Nit Nap eee wae erent IP Lag ahah et om Pres bo e ag, ea or Rh aaa 09 onthe on ee ee BP on Bagg apie) ete 9 er wh a Rehr whe a ae ee ee eee yee UK, + tie, 04 ie IO Pome obs we en ECE RO Oa ey ete iets es ‘ Weise ey xe IT TOOK BUILD z > value De Yi} ibe x An a aue —_ } amjsands North. West yyst oni froth lnc ways Arkansds al nave © Kansas, Toda\ pF, with v4 ith rap: id iM _ W ei} as cast ec a}i—an¢ Mail Orders Filled The Greater ST . h epee = eA Ly snd Siro! a Yi-« ay in tn of Pusailie s ove and th and soll heast | see WHO come nd lowa *h good roads yterurban lothing service 5 1 this greate " * > } q}5 vt ac} eady to serve you. SS = a : Northwest Corner Eighth and Washington Ay Mothers! Here's Another Bargain! BOYS’ TWO-PANTS WOOL SUITS 88 Complete With Vest, One Long Pants and One Knickers SIZES 8 to 18 YEARS The Browns will be more dan- , . {11 : i . [ ,eerous when Ken Williams and ' o- ° >? P } i ‘ 4,276 * > ' Harr. R = bed Ye a Lt) Aiat ile | re i ting the first real base hit of the season for the Browns, rt he popped up on three of his four trips ta the plat Rice connected solid); nee, but’ he fanned once and tay 1 weakly to the inflel thres es He said today that ! as { Y.Tigg « f tne att ~» Oi re. a Tr | ¢ eA} ? +s ring hin nd t) e expected to start hit- ting as seen as he regained hi! streng?! Ne welcomed the chance to rest when the second game cf the season was postponed —_ yn w- 4 — “Re ** niptres wees )) re J OLBOT. s Te - a Ws £23 me 6% ict 38 —~ te Tt te show the public something snappy. or 7 oe % 7 ae ee x «+ - 7 + n+ and new il wni.zorms wie aQrigi oe ¢ » oP =i = et sas Be } rlV¢ > ers eo) avi i >» es + ’ i a | s i r.) > ‘ . ‘ + + - ‘¢ - ~ ore - Oi iit SLAli 4 wuUuPe s A Y ’ - | « . te ; ; 7 - Johnson's office { i’ a +}, 7 y 4 san v - ‘ x S 4 Ss i , | te so \ i eR ’ he | n& ai i M4 5. « ak > + 5 - 4 ~ eo ia’ me wie is & i * . 4 + - Brick Ow: " jus é SI . ’ I 4 s.44 ‘ * — + 4 ? . i ‘ ‘ hh a 4 id ' + 4 739 = > Lie 4 A LK @ + "9 } te ah ,wt? ? ~ ad ad i gach 4 x sy : " > Aa 2 - ~e - 7 ‘ ies lad t asi Sunaa > 7 * *r- + ** oY . ‘ 4 a 44 = aria o * ~ > * - ~~ + LY ‘ ii } ii* + et is 4 = sAaalbn s T oe _ ~ ‘ ? . . + aaa iveé = aA > iA Ss amit a - ? 2 fh & ths r r Y a ; ~ -- }3 ** s 4 S € san = «Ai ‘ fa e TT, 7 «= - + f> 4 i ~ is ‘ € x ? 24 Ts f 4 Y % ~ * wv ~ * ~ . aa £ [ie ; * mH sacar ° cr + 7 * ~ -* . — { i- ‘ a > et 1 a > Tank P * . ~ ero ~ = * « ~ - on a © cia , usd - ns ? > ~ it | > s. e ~ # i — — Va ee © y ss an . — ‘+ c ~ . 7 \ i ‘ j : >" > | ~ > y + the outfielders and Til} be c ait alsa 7 ) r,t? - e cr ~ SF 55 : . . he erry >>} a | >. % on sz '. > “ Phil Ball, owner of the Browns, ~ ‘ . . 4 _ — - . 7 . { ha vA was in Chicago today. Hie had : “~ ; . i 5 am 1. a? sp s & “. . pare’ - . 2g oa /- - ~ - r cs ae bet on Ore > { a ‘ Y ¥ | ~ * , - 7 vue = . ’ Ss \) c ss oe is ecs f = er? { +] be ‘ > Cc. . sf 4 T) « > ? 4 ? + +»? », ‘ a 4 a. ~ : f ’ *. w 3 a SOUTHERN METHODIST LOSE TRACK MEET BPR LRP BRB BLOM FLA & - 4 ‘~ * Ti on ° = Or M. I fei apa’ ———* + Wee «ey . y ~* : : , on : ms STILLWA a, CR. ABS! 168~— + +. 3 ~ - = c - a ‘ ad -« - et Tv¥4¢ = cf ‘ i > . * ‘ ? ga uthlete c * 7 arn \ie? cr =* 7 mu a oe on I - — ot i _ i a> P| ¥ - . = sAUL CU ? as - 4 , ‘A +. af Sa 4 the e'4 ‘2 4 A Sia? Su 2s Tr — yu Ff 4 > 4 4 ©. é a - * 2 ris Methodist, by: e feet, after ren y} TarthasA + ? —s ( CL, Methodis maa che - + . - s = 3 r - 4 ‘ *-taé f * . @ Aggie ry in tne mile re- 7 ¢ $ es “ - > Ags + » ~ ¢ - c sha dt ee Bech ‘ ~ ew, * « . ] ro > ‘ » % & ? . 4 > ~ 7. > ~ ~~ - / ~« f a J o Lr i }) } f, earee 09% ¢ re Ant~29- se r 7 3 ‘ , - " ay se a - * sa . ’ “ inns, and players wishing » be > ry #_7 ~4# ew sssaéd ? “ . Ome G MIGaiteéd & ith hem, WCOTES 5 - a tae — 7 y. ae 7 y ] é SPT] 27 OO) MAN KS ATA lable ‘he +} re - nf t?} r Prnet-Jdis- + * 9 2 ie aici ae 3 , oon an 9 j did? ; CG. Reo 7 , oT 4 / (er 7 7 - . / rye if " cn : ? ‘ 4 ‘ re bia _ “wet a > ,2 4 7 - / its i Ve , e 4 ee & ie II¢é r nf a] 1. -¢ ‘orm ¢€ ’ ; 4 -. Seié 44 if 4 4 ’ as ‘ as s ‘ , % ~ ’ j o i 4 4 4 ‘ — = - ~ > a ae ~~ - ~~ ~ sation Pe PPP PPAR LR a, ‘ i * ee Allround plavrer, 1” rears 180 pounds At pe a fast hrows Ps - : Nats ‘ thy - a a ither War. raui K pe inst ripe Park ‘eve } ia 58. € atcher and third Sena, x a mvuU- nic pa Pag : i experienced Howare Sho! nd F Fercs 4554 . Lt aveni* gate Ray Allround player, «xcep? pitcae of eioper ser it’ mv tal (ean fe V . oot infantry tea: are: tf .aCce ~~U3A North Hroadwas Catcher-out fielder! Aiberr € eie= 444 sta ave GRand GUsoW after f, qa - Shortsétop-richt fielder. writ’ -Ompany Wat. } avec a } ’ U —& M me ee A tr: Lea 4. Gta am are- ee liliand 19e0W, ee ee ; «i Games W anted By— ~~ * a , et reenena. » Home grounds at i Wat Epindie 718 . ™ “ “— ‘ isa avecnué “el | iim i pitrentincin: lfm 1 poines ~ham pions cext t« Sundars. wit! ‘al o7 t —_ s.* a . s¢ a , % . : = ; “wn léames # Rehrbach, SS57 South road was HUm Be ep . va ; ~ - a Madison 7" t inca! er outo "““Nn teare ~ > > = wn tea : en: Lucas, 822 S street _Chenteau Cubs. 14-15 yeara. for Apri nd thereafter. Mike Ahousaic, 1028 ~~ » | in ie s ' sali a ; =e. bere Tigers, for Buncar 7. ae | : ' , ‘ 44 ‘ s P Oo mfr Sundar. F. Marea J “wee K ‘ Dp. Pirate leis 17-28 wesgrea wit Atat-of ‘ ~ wit ly "a lr) « Man Weaver formed : i a —_ eams. Ha ‘ Lhe i alLe~ G21 - af s a. €7) Ue st. pstha o OS M . ag i: aa ‘Players Wanted By | - i tii ae ee ] lijett 4. ‘ e* ie 1& a” ae | , rs _* : . ~ .. Magti Li "Na 5 aad .(& Vu & - Lind ‘.o™wM Oe tae Oe -HOUBEN FAILS IN BUSINESS, PR WILL COME TO , Says Faley!s Completely @eees Just FIXED AS THE STARS Its ever constant quality, its never changing good taste, continue to win more and more smokers to Chesterfield Chesterfield CIGARETTES Liccetr & Myers Torgacco Co. THURSDAY. APRIL 15, 193% UNDERTAKERS ~ GERAGHTY ~~ iN-D-E-L-L BL. \-T BO-Y-LRB | eee AST * one DElmat 0763. DElmar 2108. 1069) | ficer runeral Home : £ FIRS1 LADY AFEISTARNT | + and “929 LAFAYETTI Mre. &. wou LAFAIi EI e> AY. Wil ism cesmmmanecise => ae: CEMETERIES lors, 384 OAK GROVE = THE CEMETERY UNUSUAL er 1 HARLES RD. At CARSON, RD. |O'RBRIED PERPETUAL CHARTER Cay, PERPETUAL CARE ~ beth OF } phat a arti jc =S ‘1. ‘eGS) ' 2 Te. 2 Telepho: € J ieee. and Flos ¥ aunt, ‘. Ft ception a gre Entered int@ Fess oo Wednes atde oe “aa? , : 43 192s al 4 "> : oi é Gott- rt ( . oe ° ' B ler dear atuer © Helen Rich je ‘ “ig father-in-law of Hdward Ii. Richter hase “~ Gear Ot S3@T-3 aw abu ul - aged » 7 . ¢ ears. ia - ae ‘ Emr Remains at Witt Bros. lapel, ZHLt | Franklin, Ro th Jefferson a’ i] uf : | os ineral Saturday Ken eth ee m.. to Si. Faw ‘ Churchyserd., | ae ’ (cod, | brother, BOCNDY—Entered in ‘ ES jence. 170 North Jefferson “ee on Wednesday. April 14 1928. at 5 p.! rois ;. John E. Boundy. beloved wsband of | 17. af agnes A Boundy ‘nee Straszrneki). dear ’ Cem a:b Francis and Johr oun our a. eT as + os w Meee - PL sear brother. brother-in-isw and um: : Fyunera! from Arthur J. Donnellys ner |. -April nrg. 3846 Lindell boulevard, on Baturday. } te : anei] .i7..at 7:30 s. m. to St. Leog) eae Ch orl Tr terment i Caivary Cemetery. | Sriaw ect 1¢ 4 wo 7 vanish An sa? aii War ' : 5 ot teran. ‘cj ] etreet. BRADLEY --Entered into rest Wednesday, ®©* ©& 1925. at 123 noon. Mike Brad POPE I a cea: ‘father of Mike Bradiey Jr.. Hazey 19°24 Lephae nee Bradley) “ara. May_ andj 96f Jos zael Brediey gui Kate Haynes inee Brad-! | of Bo Po aah no tte of funeral from chapel. 4245 | 4 * Ande.) boucevard c) + | Fas MANN—On Wednesday. Aprt’ . pCErD at 30. m. Bernard H. ae | etree sejored father of Marie Wingenbach (nee te Buettmann), Ferdinand. Joseph, Frank | Zion Ca anna Fouke, Catherine, Anthony, Helen and Li nd our dear father- in-law, grand-| (Tenm.) father, brother, brother-in-law and uncle, : age of 64 rears. ; m Suneral z resid nee, {220g Korte day, %. abe Ss urda ; April ts at wt oem —. at. Anthor “+ “nares. — bva Le | ry pat | r=) ng | tas" Sada lit; st. JOSseDpu aenanea So- r 8 L ‘bor 8 Benevolent Society, St. x m went de Paul soctety. aba | Orphans SO | ‘ety . ohken eeryvice. ied) 8 HER — i: tered into rest on Tuesday, J ” . 13. 1926, at ting 7 ms Henry ay Union Vi ner, “‘peloved ius n o ia : Mu Busch nes Gruner). Gear tather of “ 4) Harry. Arthur and Alfrecd Buscoher,. brother of Joseph Buscher, Mrs. Anna Simona, Mrs. : Catherine Sanders, Mrs. Lo Kroner, Cear | Ouinn, Srother-in-law and grandfat A Funeral from Hauck & Sal haiite parlors. a nan. 729 South Grand boulevard. on Friday. | gra; Spril 16. at 8:30 _m,. to St. Cronins ¥ 1 nurch. thence to SS. Peter and Psul's | Donnel emetery. Deceased was a memberof St. on Sat ;. of C.. Carlame Council. | @¢ Tas ' 'C) | Cemeter COBEN—On Thursdar. April 135, .1906.|/ tees & Yetta Cohen. . beloved wife of Morris 2 iG Mre Jennie Broida. Sarah. Minnie. isa) ANnen . ; ‘ ™)neral ‘rom Berger's chapel. aie 4 ae orivate. No flowers. - CONWAY— Entered into rest on , Dastay te-, April 13. 1976. at & p. m.. tne Conway. vLeloved husband o t. : Conwag (nee Ballow). father of ~ ‘(;times, Mre. Berd Maxwell and Mrs./ aud 3(Tge Dobson. brother of or Way. Lok Mrs. Nanie Totten and a eo me 3 * ney. our dear father-in-la tather 4 Funeral from familr ne gy pais | Nat Mor ‘gomery street. on Thured Apri; 15. .G “p.m. Interment in Vainalia Ceme- | | Gene Lonne. ls Pres | anmm O00 DRIC H—En nto Pog, Wodner thur. ia, Qa pri] 14. “Teed. at 8:35.p. mm. | ree Od 00% n tnee Cregan) of 2917 , Phe: aroline pires dear wife of the late Fran- s Good r mother of Janies a i O¢al -randmother. at the age of yea Funeral from the E. J. Schnurr funeral *. 3125 Lafayette avenue, urday. : nae pril 17, 2 . @. 20 | onty ? | or. ae burcs Tote aan t in Calvary Cemetery. . OCP REE 4 ™ a% X ? ert | ah ; 4 St. Ant . So- New ality of ihe Immaculate Conception Par Boston (Mase). Ch! cag” (3 and + J bego iCa!.) papers piease “UROSSENREIDER—Eatered rae meet Tuscs ay. Agrii 3. ‘;roasetiheider, beloved brother gO ole} Groseenheider and dear unc es re. aura Reichenbach. Funeral on Friday. April 16. at 2 ». Co's ¢ ape) Ho} Py; rk avenue to New ve ‘ Marcus f emete ¥ was & 23 nember of the Westers - Rowing Club. (c@) | CE HEITKAMP—E ntered into rest_on Wednee- 4 ; 46aia Ganez. our dear ee ee qc 4 veare. Funeral from home 1526 Warren . Street, Friday, pri} i8. at 1:50 P- m., ® Bt. Louis wae DB saiat Ch LE a4) 30 none Cemetery. ) HUSTER—Eaterec into rest on be apa ‘unter and Mrs. R. H. Brohammer (nee antr). and” our dear brother-in-law anc “i* age 28 year Finera!: from Wacker- Helderle cha 4534 GI avois arenue. Saturday, Apri ? at 4 rin.. to New Picker Cemetery. (03) a9: KEHOE Eugene F. Kehoe, died at his bbe = some zh Beeston, Maee . Tuesday. A Til t *. 126, beloved hu wd of Franc Ae te 4 300 inee Lrunn in ear fether of vi; are hehoe brother of Christopher, Mary « anc Catherine Kehoe and the late Thomas; & Remaine will grrive Donnel A paricrs. ' 3846 Lindell bouler ard. Thureday_evrening. 7 neral from Cathedral Charch. Newstead a avenue anc Lindell boulevard, Friday. st " /*® m Interment — SCEBLER—Asicep. Megs m.. Cay. April 1s26° at 10 a Philip Ko a, ‘Sr.; belo ether ol genry nine jr. Mra. Emil F cheer. C. red Castelle. Mre. Amalia ulfers cues - Soeh'er), our dear father-in- law | tather great-granerats f aria brother. ~ m.. from the -. nue to Grace Eva pet. cal Lot heran Chureh | Weliston:, then¢ oe to Zien Cemet a ; *ase* was a memher ¢ ’ Copco * Pp A 5 eeociatia Branch No. 14 IF.AKE—rntered into rest ca wednes- : day. Apri 1%, 1926, Ire M. Leake, © | wee v shard of the late Mary Leake) (og tur Leake. and Mrs. Ejhe! Patton 4 - Gear grandfather, Foe yeas | > and uncle et the age unera!l of Setar Aortl cee crtax o, fom, the ascles Sere ae . o «8 cnapel, 60] Park ar *. "ephens Church, thence to New Picker | _ fead ™~4' ame ~. m.. We *. hele ve4 husbarxd of Nellie Lochre “* + ated +P ine serel Prue 124. at 9:30 & mm. f- o= residence — nae 4 North Nineteenth) en ee ¢ Good Coyach | i” Interment in Calvary pmpioyee | » “oa ee a a roe ber or ¥ 8 4 hie. efit Agpeociatinn 4 r nite Rall: : ” and Arnaigamated Kaillway Union, ‘ " “ke Via~ et a it>3 pape s P ene coD” im : ‘i( LILLOUGB—Enierd isto reat 4 Weégneeday. Apri) i¢. 3906. of 5: . Edward €. Moulliough. beloved son af en en Barret! MeCylloug) and the Iste i ) Mc we. Oud o. ours near = Funeral from Patinane Nand afd. Se ‘arlora, i710 So ng bowe 4 ra G | te =“ (f time ie MELE AN eiNered inte reset om a | Apri, 14, 6 at @ a. m.. JCeeDn ScLean. hust oo of the late Julies Me | 9 ’ : _* mere: ™ the residence ‘ + ‘sea. 1123 X Eighicsnt oi eet, on Fri- & : 14 " B®. Peter and Paul s “Cenuctery. (Dose ~~ ‘¥ @ervice.} . AKRTIN-—<m Wedacotar. Apri! 14. 1908.) a 16 20 w Jose v Marie. be ; ose th ved Busband of Mary FE Polerag Mart. ear ather of Bod. Marguertie toe) 2 et homas. J. Martin. oad eur dear fe |S a ay s+ and ‘ faith ro ak re notices of funeral feta tie residence, ‘70 Laiede syenue Deeserg ae & “sem ber af the De Smet foduel, Asset: « “stumbue and St Vineent dé Paul em we -treaw. Cathedral par ehh. ic?

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» ‘ oss oe vt, WR ae THURSDAY, ee OCS pe-TO SELL THAT USED FURNITURE, offer it through these columns.“B@ ; APRIL 15.1926, 4 4 AHURSDAY,, HELP WANTED—MEN. "BOYS HELP WTD,—WOMEN, ¢ GIRLS HELP WTD._WOMEN. GIRLS HOUS SEHOLD GOODS FOR SAILIE | age |, 38 MUS i CAL ee | A U T O° o™ be os eae Fhe, ae ee Fo >, me — 7 we eo eah teen aetna! Se ee oe “ le ype Se pate — pete 4 , . A » ’ . rey ’ ji) i ¢ xperience > wri . {” ? sy j Log my Thee bx } ale Depar men s en- rene were ne ty Sea : é NEW Bt RGER GARMENT ( as e's ’ . ne Dae 1? , : . rs ] i. oe 7 . a bl . (ed) ‘. : > anaw — +P) ylan } ormhined set. +1 0s Jun iia. “ en e 1rs é as )sT mau A ie afi It . are } ran } Tew: only saniples:* little rt er sete megs =e re — = portunity . ry now Ol Ou: Col: Pm pay mel t plan. tiours: ~ A. M. to 9 P, M to fit same > and Ure ingucotce at GIRi—Gooe, white: general housework: , child: no washing: $7 per week. BOX | scratched; have new springs iF 1 . Lindell 0595. : VON. 1. ' Pershing first fis ow east, 3 tes i? yet = twpatcn ano new mattresses of all cotton or f« lt: a pity JI 1) U rl hts = 1 L pga ; ae si iRi—t. with baby: ret hite imi hitions, earratils xOr ica will conviner you LEV-Y ROS. it I © re) tl tl tl etl ln ati at ee ti tii tiie — ~~ a aa eal, ag . , n drv goods estore; coun- . : miRl. Po work prt bao iy cag aad Whije: poteral house work : ‘" rreferrest}. “ s roadway. 16 bs mi Ss washing: sood home. termes. xchanze De *. ei) \Wv 4 ir. Rene housework ; 13 Wi4 Del r dren. Aba any wots, a . ean nee Saree eneral housework | RE a Cbrti——W can ’ mike eo eeaet laa. " BP Ole sanded are Seg oa’ rey 4 gd home: state : a hie: if -to-date Simmons and wages. 4027 liolly, Wages Wanted * me ost-Dis sehen a es Wa 2 ‘ : . i Wy 1} “7 i) ele ; Liat— it) % « ad _ r night Wei ; : '* « . } aren ? > : } \ : a 7 j tad bray is 4; rane : To ee Gent wiches ; Fo ' Sood & ‘ter 1Ho1W. or call personally, Ei s rie. Quick nal gas ranze, 3 monthe $250 and #275 4-Piece Walnut Bedroom Suites \1 cl OOd,. a * 2 a Ldbbha ‘i. 4 igi > a é t (oO ~ . ry? ‘ wre ‘ ‘ -_ ; ae #42 Porcelain Top Saniple Kitchen Cabinets....... evcaecens ee Mh REGAL—MAHOGANY CASE ....... -- «$115.00 | Wanted | : RICCA & SON—MAHOGANY CASE.. $225.00 ALL AUTOS, for wrecking; sar? —— attention ‘ ee alee. 19] Railway Lxcha we Fidg, (co) Tavi or, helore moon Fr peer... oe ee pr &AESMA N-— experienced, ing piece ! GIiRL— Wi Hite: for cor KLE and fireat floer - myx ra on = + ad f he 2s Bs sales nen; oniv experienced piv SI07 7aston ‘ : = vie Cg: . YUNG LADY. “eg yment $ *y rial teG, Dan ‘w; furly guaranteed; $85. | u bi Rova. Eur "exe. FrOOver. a dept PANIE aL, Ie I ‘¢ and lappiy. Address Box J-280, | —'.-—~—— ergo ee aoe ne tanec , CONte Gteiner Ku ya08 S. Broadway eee es eee ar 9: Save ee Olive gp erty = Se Se ea enet eee ee ‘ . - . . QO p hi sm 4 tT Course: ex perie cf age er 7X ——-—— 4: —~- . - or ) 4} PcCcric eS JiLVe. HOwUsc 1? hone y Te w« ts rg ' ] ~ ie ~ x os 7 a] un! r3 be as t fi] : ' 4-room ita leay ing city: - pats “ie ; tc l 4 } { Ra reed ODS abd ve “3 ‘ . n be ial) S| o> fiat. Phone Deln ar V19SJ, ask ae . 7 \ "3 o*? "1 ij ; 4} i . ° : ‘ e ~— : : x & ¢ : ° 4 be as obhis ’ . ° TS "as - a gyre en a yp i , . pon - - - { 5le se od oppor tun its . : asa) ent: 00d. pay. “PA ‘ ik ‘lew iit an) YOUNG LADY—-Genera! office work, com — calls no v4 2 REELS At = v) | WASHING MACH INE > ,0Ur “samples ) ‘ST E IN W AY KE ‘ Me ME a F 1h ee 6, em dee judniale botanical = — ie a pny + sie aah 2 ae | a Se eps No Bae ETF rer — a " ote mnwe OG ON LIONS a AO etn — SAL, ESMEN—Hizh-powered. to | obtain | any 6296. ee esi (c) 10:50. 500 N, ‘th St. : puichogtinn 2 tg aenks | $4.00. : th 7 . f id members for the Loyal Order of -tuf- | GiRL—Younge, white, aesist genera] house- .- - GENERAL ORGANIZER FOR AN ane bi gh pits. rr Oy — 7 Reoreen side, GA rfield 8765. > falo’a for the City of St. Louis_and the ‘wark: wood home. Oo904 Washingitor. THI GE . ER: ake “s ~octigh \. roc ration ' a nace etry. _ Y er posta , | UNION'S EXCHANGE STORE, % “ en eae eee em for nae than half original price. Y-3089. _Post- t-Dispatet ‘. State of Missouri Apply room S10 Ne CAlany 3636. fey thea “offices throughout. the United | VENING ROOM SUITE $359 f-piece “wal- SEVENTH AND MARKET STS. ry PEWRITERS—F ee FORDS Wtd.—Coupes, , , fe 4 tS - ' «) cee pg ad fon ~e es } it. a oft uf{ : lus ee ee ‘7 e, ae > ' i « st « ; ) ( 4 " e v 4 : " - SUATAnty n AR. Mr. W olf — 9. GIRL—Ww hi te: for general hoi sew “ork “and re atea W rill be in St. Juouls ‘his ,Oe “7 ; ee t cial ee a Can Writing Machine Co, R07 Pine y COLA: \iBI A PH ONOG RA PH eS $18 00 $0 riORe. caer. Lindell “40u6w. 3 sh bALESMIEN : ‘If you are interested in| assist with small child; go home. ova the purpose of selecting ! Bett. | ae. es | : Central 1215. Established 3880. (85) | ne . eee ; cies wee : hn per, week selling high-| references required. PRospect 1942. 2623) capable women. Must be at least hig! aS Est aimut; Sas stove, davenport, | — oo | ioeeswree . . | VICTROLA . 65 OO sT' al Ré ‘K 8 00 FoRDS Wtd—Cash: coupes. rosdsters, sewing machine, guitar, inandolin. 6656 — 1} TYPEW RITERS —Guararteea repuilt: , . pov. 4 ; ee ° tourings, sedans, trucks. 2786 Olive *fc8) merchandise to dealers and travel | ‘Te; choo! graduates; preferen-e given r€- ie A Pepatatin BS | ag pgp eo oe bye) | -lemnessee._ , oo) ee 0 yp A ia ‘nil ambition ngsburs. eae oe a en HOTELS | makes: repairs overhauling: results and Dy Ua b 7 LOS " BN) K a4 estimiutes, Fletcher Typewriter » i A CH Ie ‘ene pod. OO Ix EN MOR dee . $50.00 or aT “MACHINES wWrtda. -— For wrecking: r (c8) nm territorv. exclusively on leads, veall ——— ‘ : S ov a IKL—Pror general housework: white: ex- , ined omer th i- Tae were ~~ Arf field 8746 Dp. mM. 12 28 Are = de Bi dx. F perienced eook: willing be. co to. coun: progress in business: rapid prometion for | FLa send { ASES—Like~ ne vw 6 and & feet: 1005 i, f . t ” ! on . ? NP ‘ g aa sii ‘ : ry) ‘ } . . y! t i jiganization to sell in ctiy electrical re-| CiRiS—-Experienced on Union especial aud wart a a. me & | PURNITU Rk —1 235 Shawmut. __(c89) large stock of reconditioned furui- Paine diag “gr S50; rentais | " Bi PI i a a S137 Locus . Siero ‘et ’ , . i ° Aa afi AiS, Mil of ee Ee tT RNI’ } ITREe —Ine] davenette get. ture on easy credit terms } : 4 Ne ss a — pp : c rd. are. bs mis Pypewrit- j ‘aen. Me s Suna teeters xchange, 20. N. 10th: MaAin oh > ot (DT HWItRER BID ON YOUR CAR ¢* ie ee ae SG FG SRO RR 9 ha IO 9 we eae ~ Pant oie ene: eee atte ee on TP lati atc NY Fi 4 om — ee m ‘ ‘ ! > " c . ‘rigerati and oil burners, estabfished i inline -aetiee: can make @x- i 22 ler. aling ren eaay credit terme. Sullivan COlfax_ 1103). ic) Ss GE ati. | YOU ines; eR men making real money. Call ..otionally good wages allies BSA at ‘38 be W ash an toon. (eR) rte ig : ; : j= be boa "ry ° Tx = ne Karnenis, steady ino00, °c FURNITOR + eee ms: © yoor SEVENTH AND MARKET 8TS. - : SALESM( X—To speciaiize on heaith and DmeickA, Rice-Stix, ARC ot SALESWOMEN WANTED expense, 4461] ig av. ns pays ail MACHINERY repre sits =| ff T ~ ‘ASH WATTI 260 1 LOCUST. fe) ers 17°) Pie tae? + r . ler a ae Sm et? ; , * OO I ON } een ee. Genre Cam ano | GIR thy White; light housework, aseist DADY —Refined, who can work ours) FURNITURE—4 rooms; good cordition:: —-~ - | L018 OLIVE S REE | MONEY TO LOAN. SS octcance ty succeed ant ee ec) eee wees high-class. line tol re-sell separate: bargain. 3314 Michbican. : For Sale We will buy. refinance or ‘oan on auto- ay ver ASNtance suc’ : : aie Nay reference; smal! apartmen’: Nuisites: good conimission. App} : T'D Tia ees \\ siwor . ae oe * Yr « te") £3 PER Ge T8 GAL aN ( wae ne 8! noke ring S250. FOrest | —South Ri alte. Bide. (erand al: a eae . (sod ? (cB ) Al ates = LAI UE . E ar ee , URNI J , RE —Tav ing get. ee —as range. A, Real Brasch "On (eh) ROOMS WITH BOARD—West ROOMS FOR RENT \UTOS Ww ANTED BADLY BAL ESME 7. - H: use nold ope ~ gules- Hi AIRDRES. SSER icc: a good allround operator: =P J thu, ge — 2h. 1:3 2 Broadwa “RSC »N. 31 ”) a: 3. ell “urnished room “ , 4 Men, to sell electric reireeration, | one with following preferred. Box Y- | PURNITURE—Sacrifice; must sell, AB15A | leap. 1527 " Olive, (er) with beard, $8: also room for 2. $6.30). for | or 2 gentlemen. (00) We pay cash and pay more; cuum cleaners and washing machinee.! 1 38. _Post- st-Dispatch. Eesston. Ores, STARTM. (O33) | ar : ~ EO wee mT t ward, OS, a Ome yee te b ae fore vou sell. OL} VE MOTOR. 2910 (00d opportunity for a man who can | tt _-- ~ | So. cee ea ee en ora ae a ee ' is “6 R00 en Wi at el ‘tanks, Oo fee! 5 NRIGHT 52245--—-Civic heigiiborhood, JE Bi ER SON. 3319 §.—Ffurnis ed fnet-n nen, _evenings, and will work Drawing account ane AIR | DRESSER- Pr ek ee) » hain k OR SAI KF—W TD | FIR NITU ib REP ag gg ge com- lame ned D a ip new; never heen beautiful rooms: board FOrest 400+ private family: exceptional. HU _ - - thea : Mins -: Ollowing or downtown s ons salary a 4 plef‘e, ready go move in; reasonabie; no | sed. Metropolitan undry, 0 Olive : a | wT 2d. asn! COmMIsAION. Apply illineis Light & and commission. Box 0-167, P.-D.(c4) | ‘rs. 5712 Kinesburv, first floor west. 3 rooms furnished re mt «undry, 4440 C ie ENR IGHT. 53745 -Larke rooms tor” 3 or | LAr ‘AYETTE, 3900—-Bright room Casn! MOBILE’ ¢ ony We 4 young men; private Washroom: ict, privileges; two in fami mily. (ed) A if f 0., Inc. Power Corporation, Believille, Hl. (cf) | AOUSEGIP! Whi ogy | at am SITURE—C 3 @ALESMEN—Five neat appearing» men | trite r Ack ite “2990. genera h we ‘ t : ate: ente of o-roo1 m + - , cotd water: beane eneke. ee _ sunroom; vor r 290 fe ent; leaving city; must sacrifice. 210 | EZ — : - a ha +40 — 11 freni , between 25 and 40 years old to ner | oe SERV IOW Ce eilciiiantin Mea teieoh SA | - a xf > N. 5907 — For 2, in congenial LAFAYETTE, 3240 ——— acee 20% Ve Washington p.anos for a well established musical con- | eC ‘USEGIRL—W hie; at apartmgent. aor | MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT Tent ght. scippsancappiiibncimisjonsenie tain nel 4 TERMS > TERMS . J ae > ma home. phy Fok 4946R_ (ev) _ reom, gentlemen GRand 72 (6) __ (8) cern; wonderful opportunity for hard se GoTR. Hirschhbere, 5368 Cabanne. (c) We rent office furniture, card tables, |e RE b 3 rg Veg peaainaT cats M U S | € A | KENSINGTON 31012 5 ages ‘LAFAYETTE, 3537 —Suite of Toone new- gta workers: guaranteed salary and commis- OUSEGIRL— Whit nera rk. tables for private weddings and parties. eissenborm oat ax | ~ , - ; GT 5101——Larz.e, como . ly furnisl southern exposure; adults, Alon: write for aipalers. Kox H-146, | 3002 ‘Geyer. ok eaeaiels housework. ald “ “sf ‘ bw the ddings and, btu beige qe eres | 2, $17.50 DOWN furnishes 1 room: — ee beds: ae: y furnished; so Dv : at SE D c ARS WANTED Tyi ee oerteeme — sisedabbicinee~chnsedisanalelinaainn . . ; wo. a ~ “ : ° ra? " oer ‘couple employed: splendid | ea We pay more: wan cars at once. Post Dispatch. _ ee eiatiadacinen (c14#) | HOUSEG. RIL — white. CAbany 6147. ' DW. A. L ANGAN FU RN. CO. ‘ JRE—alt nost new: beautiful MWe oe] L.indell 17234 ( REGS . ae moeam apd voaurd flor @ | : e: % dgoors from car iine: THIS WEEK ONLY: es rxeejlent meais: continuous hot bad“ e Ry * iB : i 6004. occupancy ‘Apa a tall Call } AO: pay $50 to $100 more | farave, & ind Gt . : any other dealer in St. Louis, LOT Sle GIRI—Competent; steady: for let ‘t} Se gape “9 haga : Gores aso : ————————- | ({( : “as ae eV’ ith coi: and 3} ’ SEs piaa ‘ i a Ri —— rooms complete: | small apariment: go home nights; refer- | $7, ‘all Y42 Wesvate to 4 p, 2 21045 "ving oom. hedr and | Miu j re ” "dan ~j — ate S sneeiien POO, eacroom anc | 3 rooms furbished complete. Bed usical Instruction = — a ered: indie ti BA - “e) | PAIN TS— y pure Pact an roms Lace kitcher: also floor cover pitnin termes, $3 | . ; living room mm hitche: be ) , vorite | 7 ae ? at 405--Room and beard: rel Ty /MANC ELS EER os Hey 3 — EM MOTOR Pag (08) row, ats ‘ Ht, wry Juzz, vour favorite Instrument; 2¢ ne FOres: 5508 (cl) room; all cynveniences. GRand ‘ 1O35 N. Grand. _ 08 ci asl SK GIRL -Expe) ien: “ed. “white. : fq] freer "Pine ut . eo ar soe 1 a ‘ Br asch Hiou Furnishing + ) ‘ S10 agown: Ee 7 ternis oniD t 's £80 } Cc) I aten r ede asia iat a ail as ~~ . be = ay ee H COT a’ e” LORBSONS. iri sige . ~ (:d) ; ’ eas { PER SHING, DOxXx-— Room and giecepIng einige nian — - -—- " baths; ideal NISBRASKA. 2117——Beautiful furntehed For Hire ee, een al TE OPS LO IN 58 Rt UH Ne ap ESF Ramee 6. Rep: 2 wee Cape mes een ape arm 5 OP le ou eee Sar Bove _ aware Tee em ang a! male genet ore Fi oo hal te et me eter cas a, gD TNE ARN 9 BREAN ARNE ie IS Bis, MA a . Weert atat ve iets = SEE i - [ heteeeenalth-aeruiceemteeneiienstaaal OT ap Age ee i mast oe. a ay oes aay. ae Pt phe POS ee eit: iy ee) ae err a ats oe Bie iy F es SEO IRS ONT WR MEA Rt ri Rey © pring aoe 0 eepher ‘ 7 i PRN "RE me ee , taken {tn ex- $] hike > v pie Dining Room Suite, mo 2A a Sa — nits chi egelilaiinseship Bi steias.. porch: irst-class bog rd: hpi "Pian! ik, oe. 4 i ee be Ast ae : as fate i 3: we wh Fs 8 ay AT po i le SR Far is Ke te Ee eee A a AN OPER em Pe a Vio ys Sou. Hiland O7@1. __ peas st ead. Sc lb. Lindell "hoa, 2500 that have ; stallment furniture salesman. HOUSKEGIRI,—White, experienced, small hange on new goods marked at prices less 304.79, Terms. low drs th! gen tlemen. "A barr, 897M. (cd) | room: 1 gentieman;: one neat; : ~~ hedicde * een * a'MaAi am 730 Kn gsiand. PArikview i -~ 2 rob tas EE SES — es eee em ot MOO... (cl an j ho isonal.e@: also storage for mere ’ SALESMAN — Kor high-grade 462 TRUNKS Wardrobes anc ne re ad 7] PIANO TUNING—-Expert. $2 ~ comes ye PARK. 3440 "4 rh meet i eas mance _Truck Co. Lindell eae ee 9 ~~ 4 ay _Metropolitan _ Stor: age. Co.. 39: live.ccd i) Puen, Houses & Flats For Sal iteed H WE epairing : RAYMOND. 521S—Front room; board; fo. rooms, hot-water heat; sink. : uf | i ie te a 0 eA ct TD NR ct 16 guaranteed. . Kaulz, Ebster “ys con 3° continuous hot water. is | hg eg Bn ey Pd Fame CORON ’. a eo. ae ey pee i | prices 25 yer cent cheaper ti ¢ the ji) | ‘ ee Ny eg ‘Oy. x Re. ~— t — pearance — : é duh’ tee nd "Vez yj . » vie Pp front r yon Gr and or Dee CeTRA > ae lor interview, call at 2301-15) and baby. in small apartment: pleasant Oachoht ADF eine full-vlooded; pur- sowntaawn tides Geddes on (|| uae S268. COlfax ‘3252. 4471 Ohve: i PIANO.Smaill . silek = saa, fined home: heat and ‘Janitor | se on see one ae Locust. Open nignts " . ps o > + } - + , } wit wn high r nt 8) rea: Te il (8) , IA! Mei MN: i iT} & Hiain! nN ywranil . ire »ndid Tide: a veaAL iti ful ho n RIL SS} L. - N4° > ne NG he ely Turnisbed sleeping Kk as s) Urroundings. (10 Heman. Phone PArk- — laMFOr Lust be lover 0; iOS. ~OA will be amazed at our large stock lie —_— fust exch; The d ¥ played: nerfect . an by “Ahany tl it4. (BS) hing i i G Rand OBS, C——f *gy} pe, 4- Aaeenger, $195; Oak- Madison St. {e9 ) | view on77W (eo Park ay. ‘ rid diadd Lb Ur arg “pe re CLQU > ces A urns: 8 nies of all Ray rr Restarts ae sao Salata lave 7 ae ¢; t oarding. iJ ’ Be i OoMm:, 1aayY. \rkve . _ feo) sia 192: gs: ss Ie ). terme: trade. 716 —— | Ye) > label ned Pe? A alc “PUP da Es- TI aravnehhe e eee and cheap pricee; all we want is bric-a-brac., carpets, any amount high- Conditivl ti be ee m to first cus: | VERNCN = 59—Sout! ? front room: board $$ RUsSshi.1.. 2707—Fur nished room for is V at ndeventer, (62) LIVE SALES MANAGER LADY—E xperienced to label can foods in : FE norougnored, Tiv to | ; chance to show you; 30-60-90- ‘prices paid: need ‘goods badly tomer; small payments, Aeolan -0., | dae 2177 loved } ‘Greet 3082 M\. (cd house keeping ae A To employ own men: re:1 new river cot- | Wholesale grocery. 1412 N. Broadway. ; . Sia FPArkview 0413), —___ cM) °0 days reame as cash. Wut Wise £676, Kiekt e4i Giteiral | 2004 Olive ot. Ne ee at =~ —e { BUICK MASTER COACH ry on Meramec river Phone CAbany | MAll—General housework: suburbs. Ap. PUP PIES -Of every description, for ev- 9054. >] ; a : ' —~ | WASHINGTON, -Front room, W RUSSELL. So44—2 fu rnisie ; 3 B > SR8HB5 for apnciniment. ‘ any tiv S418 Granite Ble Ig... 4t h ‘ana Mar Ke .. ery wont : bargall } prices. Nationa! ‘p I ANG { N BROS ' ~ M SNIPURE Wid es ash “or oe gr ene | _ pr i used, ssc low ‘ : excellent board: eonveniences! nan teh? | ho iat keeping cee ia, RAND NEW Oleco a LIVE SALES MANAGER — /MAID—White, experienced, for general Shop, 2339 Olive. —_ (cls) |) Ja Pin. DET te icctend DEL ar 1220. EST mated Cenk 35 set en b. ahogany. | sonable. __ ae teh 3) RUSSELL. 4131A—3 connecting Foam rooms. NINERSAL, 3401 pari? ones Nights, n. 3 3 ves Ss sins ? => —_ lace - ~~ | ainut or oak: Sv down delivers one : se eae : anged for 4 people if VROLET—Spec fecitna Chévrolet To employ ewn men. I] new eub-divti- housework; cooking: references. 5035 | t} Af = > : | 6 ance S2 a - et 0] included. WU | WEST MINSTE SR @PL.. 4102—-Room | arranged p 4 j T ; Spe ial of! sclaee Chev j Pp Re -d > 4) BICYCLE MOTOR, CYCLES » 1 Sth and J ashington. — | F URNIT x l fo Rage — Highest a. furn!- LITZER. "1006 ‘ live ‘ st t (ec “6h | board. 2: @ als® | ingle: . home cooking. (3) ; v’ INCE NT. "O01—T wo connecting ? a n. 1¢ 25: tual m!| eage only 5300: | | ire : “ : ei : Pus err: W } Ds TMINSTER PL. 4144 a Attr ractive , for housekeeping; newly deco- 7 ' : may ~~), cumpey & are tire; é ; ' ¥ the 490. As Mactar- i | Me otet! weep toon oe ae se ov a wi ed o BOR ee AE) wy Seine Ree en Q P OV Oro 9 nm garam ae ee es a LPR A Ne gle Bid, PORN eoaiChs: a zion now opening: ae gf ty for the Waterman, firet east. (c ~ me tie c. ol > Se a : ele gti ee ee = - li iil + ee ggaa EB. H. nith Realtor 6h2 4M M A ID—Experten: ed. Ww hite. Ww ith refer HARLE v. DAV IDs mN 1a”: * twin: uliy . — :; — | ure, 8, rie of f} ote Di eT oF iCe- PILANO——Steinwav smal! par. or grand: du- si ngle or double room: excellent meals: EEE ee i: leiaieilaialaisitaadai ences, cooking and genera! Eaeeawers equipped: accessories and sidie car: ‘Y}- ——_— iat re : vs aR oy Lange “3% “DO ‘ cc. Ca L nde: 16 U. piicate of new: nm dull finish: plain reasonab) - : (5) ee ee, ae ‘arthy- -Pardue, TOUNG MEN—-2. 18 to 25 vears old. to Sundays free. CAbany TOS HH2S fice, Riy erside Oo64. “RO ‘4 RANGE—PBuck’s all-white gas range Leonort Auc tion_ C 0.. 850] Luc as. ear rots case. (‘ome in ‘and trv “the responsive - “ ee eee eae SHAW. SOLS —-Large. _ beaal fearn salesmanship and trave! with Kingsbury. Nie RE OO OE, | eS : ren a 1 cheat ° new atvle $60: terms. prices for inoue id goods of any action and listen to the clear beli-dke WEST MINSTER Pl... sr ch da PA a 2 exposures; kitchenette — ' Manager in Missouri and Southern ITli- . MARCFELLER—AIL lround operator: experi- CLOTHING ly hange nepartment mente Bros 45°94 ript ag ; must have goods. Keiner, terri Very special: reduction of S525 nished rooms; good board; reasona (eB) vate. ee ~ mies ” $ -% coach; excellent c cond! tlonig ais; those “ee 2 ae to earn $30 per enced only, 31 71A 8S. Grand. (ae) dina ah. ’ prints fae) Lindell TOBr. Me | a ere rms. trade. Aeolian Co. 1004 Olive i Cis WN Sse 00 ol —" pag aretha ny $1°3A-—Sewa ae " : S109 down. _ 4444 Easton. 1 «c7) week to start: 10 days training: guar- a mauty ea. | ore : > Ps i ices paid for househo! °( e y EsTr NE. hit, m an¢ ’ ey wousekeeping rvom, cons - anteel Tncome while learning. Sea Mr. | M ARC ELLER in gy AE co lor tor | ae ‘Wanted GAX RANGE 1S R) ue pend fee’ ,, side te eke sat’ kinds; s need goods pao ld | v1 ‘vi AND ; BE NCH—-Boai “-* gennen cellent meals, refined people. _—_ | scnable. aoe eee > 4SEX ¢ ‘OAC ‘H, 192 3—$100 ! wom ie on: experic need or ye yperienced: ; } : ress@sS:) | AN ' str 4 1). cine a E ; se ee icra : eS MAY. STERN & (CO) "th and Olis 4 il maths, sleeping porch: re _ | Covyernences, — Sea Mrs. Freeman * a In wr ' AeXperiene ad. we will teach vou the rN KIKSCHMAN Mil ! INE ee phone rigcn } ! | oe Ande} ¢ oa: “auto isa . e% 5740. FE ast on Ré g » 1] nee out / Furniture e% ype eg PIAYER-PI NO M. , y 2 +3 -— sie. “DEImi r S17 oJ. vs HUmbolt OOo eae atl , er ba. 1Oor tire 137 fuily HUsinese; over $3,000,000 worth of im-' - 14 Ww ashingion., eo eieds ) Jninutes, f.. Appema 40601 | hey : ‘ : f Cote Call CE ntral Wi40 kins rolls. « binet be “ ey aia te - music | WANT 2 hindien to board; Os ns MON ARCH, ey 7 locust. _ proved property fer sale; all salesmen \IRSHGIRL —White. 4019 “Magnolia.scd) Cage. [OE BOX--1 large; small bor; cheap, ~* SEL lL ING OUT? ) wr remaining unpaid. and will pes | care; private home. FOrest_ 183 i Hae West oa have the assistanes of a general saler- | NU RSEGIRL— For upstairs work and as- CLOTHING — 30,000) suits OES ter i sia. paper ap ARE You . a » terms 3 = week to reliable |” ‘ROOMS FOR “RENT—CIT) — ARLINGTON 1:565—Nicely furpiahal ESS EX mn ——oee and an assistant saleamanager, | siet with small ehiidre n, around e "i igen! ne 34 te $1. DEN Ni 4! >, AT, RED off “eat -apin., a1 Il «will Duy vour ff) rugs. “pote it: 3 Janet i . . room: modern; also marrage. and —s ota re onde and proapects, : vears of ave: S10 week, Mae Pershin i iephbd LOGT. Cre] ‘1 Val GiLth, jar OSS8l1J. ics) ior fli ais. ‘GOL DRERG. Tt ‘Indell BAAR ; 35) / F: tT) MAN UIA NO CO., 1101) Olive. (ct4) ! ROOM-—Aittractive, front; in medern apart- RRO W cians anata —_—_———+ “6 galesmanager -~eteed Pay to C. G, Bittel, | HOUSE nite. must Tay e club ex eabey ST pri = ee a F "aes op em BORRmS: orurcneed ment: i references. __FOrest_ 10285. _ aie AUBERT. 746—For one or two; hot . } models, fnily = = with bumpers. , perience Apply 10th floo Unis rats Ee ee PMS tor lade pig A. ; = : 3 | ROOM—Large, light. in private = y ter. Delmar car. ee Cire. @te.; -da V. rn. Bag bosciy RR a. oS bog r. 4 ‘tub, ire and a and Washington To _Hemen gta ana “og Catt . * vhe ta a i gare # i | SEWING MACHINES Oa Talking Machines For Sale R choice district: board optional. cCOlfax AU BER = BBA ‘Single rooms, gent aries ; Save $300; 90-day guar- i a s- ’ POUver, Fs erson doOM, l ; 2 0) kI ] + | [EN CH AIRS S] NGERS, $10 to $27.50; terms. Singers! iBRUNSWICK R ATION, A— Mahogany case, Bc 2. Se eae FLEES RRO OT ES $y) men; electric. hot. water, 3 " DSON-FRAMPTON, 3308 Locust. [ itn i | Spd ae md AD eal cecapeel RP ena io sy len Bite . ad Pi eR: «ghia. “ 4 de pape ™ > re ~ ’ © ean ale hana ei eh Starts ata a Cebee princes i. in ! - ie “or . ’ = 2 . e+ Py * ‘ m ens s ~ « » i Sad akes tl OR 7 a Netty ee SA re cApertenced: vood pay. st cis Peed Ap- ! is RATERS, F . = Farmers’ a Corner of t rand and Gravola, | Uk t 1c E GLi--- Bri ight = neat girl to use BA minutes ¥i Vee Applem a7} 3°QO)] , " } the telephone all day, $10 week to start. = seat a fae ita etal fn rente $4 per month. Repairing. lOrest elig tT used, cannot be told from new: > r j Roa B-251. Post- ‘Dipaten. we pomaten 5 ; ' oom - nee — | OAK OUBINISHES ENAMEL OS5O. 516 67 Easton. ie ace Ce a Ss >i m) et yo _Se: $90: must sell at once: | Central FOREN ERIER SES et 1 pO0s — EE ee CANVASSERS and SOLICITORS | HERATOR- Experienced on wilk areenen For Sale | 1.00. | ) SEWING | MACHINES—Singere, $10: ) until 9p. met ~hman Thode Co. ho | tte eee ee ts cane: | BAYARD, 740—Reeur Sam | $10-$25-$100 ‘ ae MTree ce ae fi.) AViOr, 7 = ‘ res - se Singers rente d: repairing spec ia Vv oRe | : 4 : ,, ° af g . 1xAITO pe ek} y rates: ub, shower ; el, P ~ooms, “ANVASSERS—- Fou: i} 1a! at Q: a pone eh 95 OPER rt rok. a EN “Shia aa r ‘| QUALATY clothe: re men : nd men from 0) ME An x K Mancer bes mont SOBA, 3310 Give St, 4 ; | olive.” R APH , i or ‘ (el) path: maraze. ji (cS) BE LT. 1468 Furnished room f ) . ; ‘ 1 : : 5 ’ ‘= Ss m , - ‘ ’ sure he “ - wil re or ~ a, Sey r ec r ‘sis. > 6 ; sae. 1 na PARR AOE PLOT NR I Te RRL) Doe “5 Minot (SS as 2 shal og “ ~e ae —s ao . wise = ie Seatnepieali-eaetige- ilies acge-bunng . 4 " at ee ee See eae ae a Sea for advancement, Apply ‘falthy ‘ty people iter elothe ; nee he ' Rd oe H — a.thy so DEO ack hes : EWING. MACHINES—Singers and. other | } i age due. only ee — Co OB1E lelmar ; ae piv Chase Hotel at Buty Shoppe, L! . ' pi, : ait fete " ‘ rans ASSTERS 1" " me : r - iad Kines) igh: Aa (oR) ‘ CASY terms. ‘ Stare ee : ; : ‘ ‘ 1 LOOM -- Overstuffed ns. et repairing, Worm iat * CHOUTEAU. JS5S42A—LZ furnisned ouse- sas . oe 2 ge t i i — to-liouse = calle: i; Operator s—] Yressmakers miety Wardrobe Texchange. 6 os ls ee iy = “or: Choutean ted anteed $4). aide tC nouceatt. GRand T9l5. A018 Onn at (c2 keeping reoms $6.50 weekly : (c4) rst fioor anartmenr ones . i seex § coach eeeat opportuntits oO h@ecom TeW han: : > cg: —- also large bedroom nae + oo Rais Price $550: many others. (OWK—BI5T Tafavetie, fc) STE NOGRAP HE ot lerk: experienced jy Pets Chesinut, - , ~ 3 wie = er SUITES. \\ For Sale } So. ard. Lor 2 Nrival¢e Carage. C) Northwest | ne ro« mer ~ " ‘ . 7A Ci “RR j | My 3 ‘ = eed 3. 8 25. Bal > > * 44 ‘ ! — ~n a Dok——Miret-ciass: institution experience | na” office vdetuli: cal nate "ar Velicerne ee ee ee ee OR acne et C2: Drivs te faniiy; fensousble: eal bes | HABGH 283 ligh CLARA. 627—Front room. rentinmes 1925 HUDSON COACH Ararads Luthe: an iTos mi fal BoM OVW tea cee inatruetiona aa a yf 3 . H i “ ‘ he iy GOLD AND SILVER j SE VE NTH AND MARKET STS. | date i hargu In. ‘| Yle pas fe F (cy lis 54° ON «i! lOLe: on 4) aw LR AL BRIDGE EK. 45~ ~ “ light sagrer ferredi: private: {; ret floor v , \ : I . ; ti Aan 7" " ~Ex werent, W nite: ReUC! al house da - nos r ibd ‘2 o a . # vl . . men ge Nl eta ataa } a . RE Gis l Oe a —National, v- lira wer cab- > ) af > pa : 7 ee Kee aaaere Bibi h § nd ce ld Water c$) 4 46 — f° ae nt “Ooms; ; se ee bar d-new . new halioon ree; var tie i440 Woterman, paeyy wes he re, in eo ance nD ve bee etry, aH opaid for gold, siiver. platinum, “0h... coset ae net: trem: ‘ndous sacrifice. OQ Gra- | ®O M AND Be a RD Children to board: TERRY, 4p21—sj ingle ‘room; gent! eman; | oT enieT NS. 5601—Pleam CAbany 7] ,* Seratch or a Biemisn 06 a RY factory near Girand av.. 60) th of Market: broken jewelry, diamonds, + Miller, 13°: : ii—Combination. Buek’s. all enamel, |} voi (‘all before noon. 4101 mas private hone. lOrest private: garage, FOrest 7313W ( 8G) eis a . ara ntor 1, $835 takes it,. terms, POOK—Expertenced, eovlored: cooking, , ~- @ — ‘ a arke Olive sr. ; as new: $50: cost $1605. Exchange) jpeixerocoRees same , Dias " a, \ (c4) op ao — : - : “ae = “f pen evenings > age. experience in de ‘il and ext ied DS) | rp, t) ent. Ebecul satel $39 ech bikT: ReES—store and offic . ail kin is; f PHRUSH., T25A ~Nie e, mode rn. reoms DELMAR. 3#+8?0—W2 tegirable & ’ 5 RANTY MOFTOR OF ont. Locust. pal sa nnis POs... tJ) 24 Delr a: ° big bargain 6 Rickensohl. ULlS N. o . and bath. (ow ner ‘dow nstairs. (et. ) nix: 4 lao ale eping room. : - t¥* NORTH MARKET. 2011 — Connecting ‘ATES, 5102—FPeautiful, uble; SER ’ -———- piece references, C‘Aban’ wer? @ucatton. Rax a. ATTY Pont Dia. cc8) PIG around the house for old s a | : sag me ee is T K AW SEWERS- “xperionece don ladies’ — Vv; top prices paid. Burke l'roe 9290 : | 3 i ou . weno ole . = — 2 ! DiBT KITCHEN M AID. -A piy dietitian, | ‘ a ae Frisco Bl fth floor, Oth a FRIGER an easiian +.c.u0 ; eee e Rea RSH ME OI RRS Se ge ible ‘ |DELMAR. 3970—Large room: Bs f M “ *g Tukes Hospi tal. % or cf De! mar. fe hy j itt 12th. Progcetsive “iat Mtg. ( o $14 | a) Ig.. fifth floor, h and Jive RE ata 2 i RATOR nen lig vend! Tr. trice | ] gt = % (7 —_' “ye a eo: ‘ : | McREE. 3645 Nice south front reon and | v eae oc men em iDloyed : $3 3 week! OA Cbg tl — ore arria € . ~ eet ee ~%. . ; "My i . ‘ ‘ 4a.vere ISOs SLOT), c's } aril far r\ : aii ae i ay Te : : , _ corres S Mf ‘y" mae ree sa ih Ae ic ald @ : a aaliaese ; é : : wn Dara Lor ~. private residence. | BLAINE, r=, pa TP St v ing foum; with or) DEL M AR 0 A—Roome: hoe "i s “dude fer macriege he DRESS OV kit RTORS—W e have | STRAW OP “ i mand aa ad, conan aeles Seas eh a gold, Droke REPHIGERA ATOR esi —Furniture and carpets: | B at ein *Pieture a by rranilin, ‘Wi MISSOURI. 3342—Hoom and board: two without kitchen. Mrs. Irick. _ sleep! B. 49m es preferred, = i ec” unless he buys her a Jewett, | ay we ee hae etek ete ns ee reai bargains. Hapian, ‘vanklin. hearts : “niet an A oR mer. ares . Be YPANIC AL, 3-2 ce furt ist 660 , io or Besex couch that has an opening for several expe-| teri: some ang be garipend: wine jor = teen 08) | GLASS SHOWCASE: Fieslume electric sa: | SiNTH. 1524 S—Front Fouins woudhere, | _ Teme Stench new carmge, USC) | OE, et er Hotel aa nd” ceialaned' ag well 8e sl ; 2 : . heh 4 a | . rage sign: fire extinguisbers: 3 Baar , va rtlad sy a ere 7” 5 mag eo —= — we \ drive and examine it for a day tienced operators: must have | _incton. etehti noo : RADIO prices. Mavtin's Garage 6th and Walnut... Sy 3. JOVEly home. 7. | eet ee ORV IOW 7088S. (o4 UNION'S EXCHANG e STORE. | Refri ae private family. _ tears ne onion dam oa private Bom, ss “s —{t © alee tiie Permanent position for | RADIOLA—Model 28. $200. _ SEVENTH AND MARKET STs9. : ‘Setrasreere ee. West COMPTON, 163078 —-Two. connecting cal | | a COON 1935 coach: ithe brané- new: ful earn good salaries. ELY & . S-iube Supetheterodyne. $65 | | REF ‘RIGERATORS — Ai] kinds, cheap. | -—--——.--— = Meee el) DELMAR ~FG0RA—Sleeping =. | ne at ; opere tire. a SF , 8950 oO} | ACADEMY, 8& 2—Roon and meals: 2) &ADS 3403— Furnished room; conveni- keeping: also third nt; unter sonty, GRand 5 ‘ 7. active girls of neat. ‘gal, 4-tube. $20. | Metropolitan Storage Co.. WALKER DRY GOODS CO., | clean appearance to wait bey eek Sr lvne pa. ‘te. ———— — SSE | : see ea he men. 36. Forest 1774. (4) | _ Chees, $30. (c) | new management: clean. — 192 conditiog. , ; dA Sd (146 Deimar ~ , {EF ;ERATORS repairea ana 1) APE RST, 1206...casia oe seein ool : Ie) Gc .? a Lien aon eee "i Sterling Factory, 16th and Lo- on tables Apply Mr DMG Miuerhelersdvae. G.uke winx | ( RUGS | | REFRIGERATORS Tep awe Wamhee ben cOOd ieale AT ase of. doubie rooms, | #1 pe ji 282 S.—3 rooms. gas, mane 0 | DELM/ AR, 4270—3 yoome. Seay 2 sims down, ise" Baeton, — : : . ; . s . Iwo we t ~ ia} ge ba aR tone y ’ one . ) ia ” mn , r} eS “oO oe @ eas tetae —ionn cnn _—— - : Dicte s. fo ® : a . ia aati e cust, 2nd floor, or 3409 ‘| @Xas : l ; Bi S d bd a rith Alar Man "4 ats a ee ga ase | )) 9xi2 CONGOL LU M a, ARES. ; 15 i brad us. ur Chintre oe M | - “ : : PMedst. | rom Lan we nt roor it) Ps TSM. 3661A—Hall + room) “for sleeping; Ahird flo or. DA 50, ‘ ——— " ‘ 4d ay ope — i 7 avenue. aawrence, )0da oun | fu: eort com a$750: will sell at & \( ee PATTERNS, == | SHARRIE La tee ip nacaiala aie Southern’ exposure. GRandg 65075 DELMAR, 4627—Open as ~"Z fevpnter. "ht tain, | : leavs az y: real argain. | UNION'S EXCHANGE © Boga: er boon mt 29—Boara tor adies, GIBSON. 45624— Room, half block from! ing house: newly ; —_——= AIRL— General nousewo- k: white, email. . PTOAL. ‘ . E STORE } HORSES AND VEHI L | det on iy Ml sei nea caine Forest. Park. GRand 7370J, (4 nished; water {n rooms. ; oe (ere " nd 6t | prea | SEVENTH AND MARKET sTs. { CLES | 915 Room with bosrd for 2 | GRAND. 22918 S"—Large furnished wen; |) Oe heat, sleeping — pt : 1 0) > AR COACH oe week; algo choice as "act ne coh a pailesn 1h Pershing. (o4) | r S r Bework : no cooking or | B. NUGENT & BRO. — or Sa e- coe. leasonab.e, first floor 5 t- | conveniences; two mep or couple 0 a a RdeM S| — Radio Repairing TABLE ee take ee ah fiohstaGeed Sik ht an eee | ee \e62) | garage optional. Gand 66623. one) | rooms of S380 _ I Delmar, 1) cp ano fist — rit ook what ainatront ms ema DRY GOODS Ca 4 1) S ~ thor ous! vy Owerhne ‘ sal ise. 9 “hippewa. eRO Sees on : . eas pad “eh Giese Oe he ., ott—Room. board; } Dia- GRAVOTS, 42 —Unfurnished roo Pty | ( )¢ ) ; Pe . — very littie b bey - fe Wat: cman, were; (ee / UD). ne ¥ Torey wig - t I st Ge VACTEN ‘ [1. ~ 6 as : see Lowenstt ithe P . -' Ths _ ys ie r -ounlen: $s. 7 a wh 8. oot Unfurt nished ow. . Riv ' R MS AND BO =f 4 mye SRO: earty _ rade Pho ei a ke ee fe : di DELMAR, 4:2 Nicely furnis! Ouse ink i ERSON. it1A S.~ Furnished : “ON” it! y PA s Titres Mer. oo Spe Jick CERSON, SETA B--kFurnished :oom (CONTINUED ON EB F "VDERAKER. Essex, 10350: ne Ores L340. P ’ ra i er? rr oof ile fig } be 5 14 Ate 7 ay ww * . - . ‘ i ‘ ; . ‘Si ‘ , . *. . . 1 ’ i > ‘ ’ ~ " ‘ ijt : 4 2 . 4 it Cil. ‘ ey A s ; ‘ lu +) oe . ¥, $245 Jown. 384 . t rtm v oP Spe DEON - te CRN ; NR tf ack “ rage SS > ag eed Lib eggs pune eeeen a ho PDO R av ch LR ARLE ELEN

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sr swt is THURSDAY, POST -' DISPA Tce. - aes ae — " ; (APR 15, 1886, ___ 89° 112,814 AUTOMOBILE Want Ads last year—41,768 MORE thar the THREE other St. Louis newspapers COMBINED. — pee ¢ — we. AUTOM OB | LES -» | »-« AUTOMOBILES - AUTOMOBILE a Automobile Loans ARCK "S rStop! Look! vee || IN hela MINUTES {a Bring ite, fet money and Aire prignts, Players srand Pianos Eeery thing Bi and sentidemtior i Z TERMS NO investigatir s anioug friends, relatives or employers. Old loans paid off. Balances at to receive a carload of new Pianos fo- room. We have any number of goo] W thoroughly reconditioned pianos for you gnance companies refinanced on lower pa) ueale and more money this sale. Don’t miss this wonderful op- 1 our easy payment plan. advanced. Uprights Courteous and friendly treatment. $29 | ANDERSON, oak... Loans to en St. Louisans . S40 (GGABLER, muah. case. . .$65 e S100 KING, Mah. ease Finance Corp. nlue. oak case INDUSTRIAL LOANS Capital $250,000.00 — sone eT ae ineshighw ay ie MePherson, - — A; . | aie ¢ ° . CHEVROL ET COUPE, 1924 | DElmar 0305. Open Evenings. ay RRIS_ ‘SEDA N. 6.CYI its i oday Ss Post-Dispatch fl Players BY CASE Redias $110. 00 1035 North Grand Tirea good. ‘ar in BOGANY CASE... . $225.00 ure: 8 A. M. to 9 P. M. , eg a= — - M Condition and price will interest you if | STs te Ps m3. —- . . ! “ary C% set S205: tear ON “§2 G5: Moon, ‘ PRICE, FOR Ty DEALER, we DISTRIBUTORS IN ST. YOUCIS AND VICINITY ee ee = + _____ Coupes For Sale ae Coupes For Sale 1—1825— Buick; : eo Country Club TOeubeal en ctoria, 1924; t-cylinder. PATE CHANDLER SEDAN : 1—-19°5 Teaco Pic anc ope tity S new. 2€ auliful gray lacquer finish: motor per Five- -passenger model: has been recondi- Ast gs 9 1 Ige business coup: | fect; hydraulic 4-wheel brakes; tires al | tioned and repainted. ‘See it and ride in! |; | idl e om t ' ; i | es Sedans For Sale if a a Ce AO re ~~ ~—1025-—Stude baker Country Clubj most néw. here ia a real buy. i it and you wil buy M , upe; wonder buy. arthy-A re ( bit ' , git NIV ERS emg "3401. I oc wg One en niente, | 5300). ses a a sa a8 | EST By tg Be ICK ALTO 00. Read About BUIC K x PASSENGE K CALE ke MAR go ~ Lees coupe; a buy. it $1500. etmek BERR wesley Open Evenings. | a‘ _ i |! Tata mod A ‘ J ae @ remark bl } ta. a ROOG . i a ~~ F A 4] _Loc 7S ‘ - n nigh S { aa ED VR OL Ee "TT 192y sedan: 4 uns oO K: | paint: | upbe Remember the parable about ‘“‘hiding your to ba sold meets oa ~~ SS; 2 8 ts : ar N\ SH i pee four or. Se ae S3a: S145 down. 4464 i ‘aston. Saation i | lo ) fo) * er A. ©, termes, aii “neronee, ah One: ots seek OLE eda ve rie 4% eon ition, " : tee Taal hs ‘a cS Sogn S is Tetta: Ferg gramps, Bide Moe termes teat Cadiullae’s Big Sale | ——— oe h werereon & lLafavette, LAclede 7H NT ; I9e4. Bowoa; uick, WD; 716 N, V andeven ter. dtp | | ) } that = ancpeeeer 3 GRAUPNER, 3418 Locust. Open’ ni : ’ ood common sense 10 Sader . ls “BS44c E eg seat omit 7 +O] DS NTEORTILE ~]yv4 an assenger it . C HRYSL K R 4 SE ‘DAN 7 There 8 a lot of goo se era rail neni: at demonstrator: this !# yor Or | when applied to business. bumpers: private ‘S185 odio ae re yor atar ar (o. HO] bare ust. . Toe nity to, ae re, at ‘Jess than ra i | ad the en : 24 rer coupe: new | price. A © hete popuiar mo 4 Bie siness an Hi There’s no fake modesty im bu GiRVROLET — co n tire equipment: at a price, Hu 1925. a (> ive .t , . . tp). four-paSsse! | CHEVROLET —_c. ae x ae Lives: repaint ' tole bronz ; a. beau | n ee ¥ alt Sok same rm | I nie +f f xce tional mrrit | eras S232 Colipes and sedans. 714) ore? ee | CHRYSLER USED CAR SCORE- EXCHA NGED CARS ot merchant who has a produ ‘| > k to tell the } 9 wi ye? ari sedans, i f i ‘ ee 1°a TESS % TPE. | ; Mf. ? IR { i 4 j ae vRene Sa a ag nage ree model °"! Me —. ie ig like |. 2628 ac __ JIEfterson 3610. Leif im doesn’ t wait for a special Sale wee f si——oupe. iate 19°25; run 7 new: fully equipped: tires good; guaran: | ‘| i Binatone § a oa tt th 4 our § « A- ed: bargain: $3670. Terms, trade. Upen DIANA SEDAN | ¢ ely public about it. tia 7 HR. ign ger mt ben : ‘bye regenie 3 13 ’ ae rie MOBIL, gm CO. 1926 model; 5-passenger; like new in ON | Ww b tellin on about Weber- Pledged BRAT M- MITCH E: LETT MOTOR |” 2118 -L cust at. Phone Jefferson 391. | es A aes hk y Prmpere, gage age ce Fi | nd Pein deg d roud to do it WAYS Opes 9 S, Boyle, near | Wet.ston ‘h. ORGS Maston av. Phone ie heel rakes, extra and | |! j asinaosae S Of 1049 38, ye, : br oo ou fis ton A' cover. beetee renetntunite lock, ete. This | |: 197 y Pp t 3 ) 8 sec! Cars right along an we ’re p | | cover, 3500 miles and | Age ar | because we've proven that has been driven only 1925 ( HE V ROI, ET { OUPE Ol ism vabile Coupe, 4 - Passenger 7? tuet os x sav ing. of pver a! $500; ‘? ’ | - a) | } he Ti 4 ; jetoaly 1 t de 0 | Sunday S Cars to gelect ¢ + the : iis late model has been ig L terms or tra pen the pink «of econ: acl I « ” ator eet - | fOr witioned and ‘efiniehed in duco;, sea vt LAMBE RT- GRAVE INC y » | , MW, s0t8 Of 2XtTas, a an de in it: ¥ be oc onvineed 0 4035 Lindell, ei etndell ae. _ {a IN 4 "“ULer-. “as + r r y) 1 teriyis 4 aye te ae i ee eal Sa i ee ae a ee OO aa a i IT AO OO ee tn il, ill, ill las atl DODGE—5h sedan 1923: new heap; SOUTH SIDE CHE\ ROLET CoO., y att alU a eee a ~T¢ y ‘ | ; st ae ‘sr SIDE AUTO CO. “Gaie: oe ie 4. wadiray. i * / Are a better buy than cheap new cars SH45 Ss rand Always tl i ei te ae — te tl tay, a ~ ee ee ye ee a ee oe ee eee ttt tll ln, a ye — node o> We . All models up to 1925. Some with ortg €525, $125 down. 4464 Easton. (c7) | cy _— sapeeanpenmns i Chevrolet Coupes inal finish, others repainted and renick- — this car in excellent condition; ' i All in good mee chanical condition. | FORD—-1924 — tudor; balloons; = e@xtra®&s ) inosed top and fully equipped. “tD—Tourings; 3 cars in running or- | Ss, he Wanted udieen — “tad: . ihe Jd geet S : Spare, on : 1} car: with many ac- 324; S8o down. 4464 Kaaton, (cv) | Buic k Co 9237 N. Grand quipped Pon a uri a; .8 cat : — > a“ » . 2. ‘ ane > ’ g 4 q “ey ams ° ' > Te cas r “ry * 1. . aa - rt: s ris — Ti Pd . P 4 Je . a e ALL “ALTO or wrec Ing. any Condition. i158. race your Oid Cat as FORD: — 1924 ee or ex ‘e]! ent ‘ Lic L: BUICK... Fight 8 touri ne: fully ec ul ipped: P RICK, [% RD DE AL.BER, North ~~ ty A a ee gg A tle ee eg Og lags ge tt tay ttt _ 6819 Easton. Indel! Tool. (78) 1s ae sasaret ee ee ee be t payment los 4464_ Dato. (Cy ge* > -ompletel art | Open Sunday and evenings. 1420 8, Grand. Side | West Side South Side : a everywhere: “eeeryicn . a | —Se 733 chs ike new: real bareaia aa Ge ge 2729 Ny Grand | 5877 Delmar | 5600 Gravois ‘ "ALL aulos bought, ai money Jcoauved.; car buyers everywhere: ar reservicin: “7 a? oe “a * Es Vv ORD Seda: ondition good, $75; al looks like new: real bargain 107 lle | BOR }+—Touring: Yate 1924 model ; _ Kink, $90) 5. isrand. V letor S104. 8 S) | maces these genuine bareains: easy terin artemis maul ae . lmrgain. Natural Bri ize. Maplewood. Hiland Fitt $ _ (cd) paint job; perfect mechanical; $2 n tn ES ——_—_— —_---—-— ~ Lindell 08595. i ‘ ag ‘> 1° ++ ‘ , } ‘ 4 ' nly gh (cB) ; nt ge ue of this size. Sweetest little dition; will sell reasonabfy. ye Mos . Open ni ghts and Sundays. JEtereon 3715. a desire the [a : ; a | ty. ( TATE MOTOR CO. . Term ou cestre ™. WE 8 Y SIDE B e 1Cy AU 4 i $995 3041-43 _ Tacus st bi we (c6) Te $ as Y ss os 6s sek. «189.00 ese gen , 2h + 4o> ALT VOMOBILES W td. -Any make: vay F : is MOTOR CC ‘ = ts eimai * teat) | —Sadat [ ( . , ne es © 6»: $485.00 ) A cash: bring your, litle 4933 Olive. tok , «PR AS ; pen, TAB be 302 ea. 2 av. : — ~ — MS10: 455 down. W. H. Owen CO., am: Stea>rn,s, Pew oe , es se NAY hydraulic brakes FOO fae wht acm $50 a own. 716 N.j Open Sunday and evenings. 1320 &. Grand. STUDEBAKER ie 3 : A Ad mor OVER 14 YEARS a — Washingto: 7 | SinweNighway and McPhersc:,. | “a. TE STAR COUP Ee, 4 | deerme - |) | a | /DEIm ; | FORD-—1924 tudor sedan; a real car. it Confidential Auto Loans | DEImar_ 0305. Open Evenings, | Don't go by the price of eae car; . ty oe Sy Treats." Open ‘nights. ||| = _ _— _ | _ =| R CO ineed the room: come, sre what a rea ar ——— - | @ \ ', ioe if Actus Wid.—For parts. Biddle Marke tires Mie cat wear gees fs NE EERE ae NRE Ee iles. aso aes cn Div} eg 3 FORDS—.» sedans. late 1924. like new; | Petr at gio yp anna, mn Iiudseon eports: others. 7) Headquarters ene Used Car Exchange i trade. terms, 2860 McNair x. age; | eee — 3a 4 Auction Co.. 2040 Locust. FRemont wats > gg sos oy cent § ondition; et a price. Huber 2601 FORDS. FORDS! FORD am: ‘tiie ere es Nn: ; x = . OWT) mt 4166 OMe. _ (cB) A cou aeda ans, roadater and 1 “ cin yr oe Ore rate oes c caston. (cS) | quick sale, hence above give-away Me et a a * >} Tne NIVERSAL, 3401 Locust. Open nights. | pQORDOSTouring: just a goo4 Mord; not a NV i Ms St. Cl repaint 4 ~ Aye Dasy terns. _ 1 ¥ | : FORD Sedan; large ussortunent, 1923 to ; ee “or mod lel, > “sae that will 4 1 s aire to and s ‘ t Ope: ccteaeannnriedl price; termes to suit: alway) ei. BU [CK 5 | ( oe DODGE © Roadster: 1923; original cramel | oo : radiator ehell and neadli gh t *ADILLAC-——Phaeton - model 1 59- x. in e a ye. 1-43 Locust st. af siinearhtitoe’ es ner cord tires; iock wheel e@llent condition: fee $550: HU DSON—-Super | = touring : Duco paint; Open evenings and Sundays. th. JPfferseon 3715. (8) Trucks For Sale ; ‘ ‘ ae Se Mh congenial ieane 4946R. (cv) room, gentlemen. GRand 7204. _ (6) (c8) Ollie FE Haunt Motor Coe.. ¢ babes EAS | 3041-43 Locust dl. (6) L AF AY ETT EK. 3537 ; Suite of rooms, hew- IVa eS OER i” DI “ Es wa j cMeiZ DC > xc bert : "OT u Mi, 2) 2) Ro: a ter: : most. catisfyin 9 c ar: » ET H'™RER BID ON YOUR se Ree oe ° red for } . ’ Me “FORE ¥OU SELL e CAR ti rear Vision mirror, Spare tire. polymer a f this car has low mileage ar FO RD)--Sedan. 11 000, CT motor: oversize | _t ge ee cll 7 : lock wheel, : GARDNER TOURING All models up to 1925. Finest selection eovers |e AD—Sew an Fordor, | 1924: en) VROL ETS—5, tourings: § re tourings at real bargain Cali EAst ’ STORE OTD LO es ee "« ‘ ‘ rT rade. terms. 3844 S. Bre adway. CHRYSLER USED CAR . comfortab : ly furnished; southern exposure; adults. USED CARS W ANTED | $493: $1” 25 down, 4 : we are proud to be selling cars of su ch | onany extres. This 16 & real family car, | ETRE ma 2440. or come to Seifort ‘Motor Car Co.. : M Y, INC CHEVROLET CO. Ford coupe: tern Y-300, 1 “Post-Dispaten. i —_oe Rass wie MOTO!) sO. gO. CHEV RGOLET—I92G or a go aga RAHM: rciecertr or C ? V. Il, OWEN CO,, 3318 Washington. (c5) | F 1 D—Touring, 1928; 6 balloon tires; | LAMBERT- ‘GRAVES, INC., “= ndell 860 1925 . = «ry 7 er ta e | $65.00 Sian ns .. as. OO balloon tires: 337 i: ras a . J ol on (CO) . ) >, a) > Ex. © = us + OLD ) MACHINES Wee. -—— For tier i" ad : 4710 Delmar FORD array fers ep “painted .in Duce; | KAR DELL MOTOR CAR CO., 3146 TORO) | FRAN KLIN—Tourt ag goxcleat, running: TOR CO., 4166 Olive. ~ash naid. Cc )] ax 2. ic! ar - . . - : ‘ P ‘ e fay a days; parts and werk: | ~ —_ — - = ( 8 ' ING CARS | et}; 2 good condition—auto- vor "iy eunerees “Tod! BUICK TOURING : “@.' TOUR _ NEW AND USED CARS . n 2 C*™SH W 2601 TYP fey bom: . or e +: 1} fu s cor speedorueter, bumpers, | n is _CASH WATTING. 2601 LL STC) i Tires in good eondition. |) f!s POT SLER USED CAR STORK,’ | other accessor’ ies; $150 cash, balance} HU PRON: FR AMPTON, _3309_ Locust. _ slue: perfect | of touring care at lowest prices in the city. ed onthlr ORSO Delzar. CA! an y 4302.1C. AC—-Touring: Plerce-Arrow, big 6 — model; painted radio blue: perfect |Terms. Trade your old car as part pay- D—West' ROOMS FOR RENT—South aT TOS W ANTED BADLY |ORTHWEIN MOTOR CORP. | ieisisheniiiaai en NSF | spare tire: $5R5: trade and terms. terms to desirable v - | _£o0d tires. 1008 8. beth. rest 400 4\V. private faimily: exceptioral. HUmvolt — ono a SOME | ©gT2J. (c62 ) Lash! Cashi COUPE—192 >: 4 new tires, car lacau : 1923. With gi ass euclosure; 4 brand- car for @ nan who only cares to put down fl Ask tf tor Mr. | MOOR Po M. Gy Mog 2810. (e5) | ses eo (o4) Studebaker, Stutz, Winton; ail bargai ns, sha $375 ' ment. your price DODGE, Chrysler, Moon, Buick, '-GRAVES MOTOR. CO.., Bube, CAbany 1208 or Lindell 6230.(c89) ed in ddvamarine blue with yellow) 1.4” Cord tres . original finish. Car in Al “ : . : . Ss h eek €100 cash. balance S$ B35: Sis own, 1925: panel body; this popular Gependabie used Fores, recouditio ned: ee like new: FORDS Wtd.—Coupes, sedans, poamatern. A} nae 2 Pe o; portunity ot purchase plenty of trans-| Torr RING—1024: thorough)» recondl- a TE, hydraulic ifr bal mes « PIL A} | ) CO $185; Naen Eport, DODGES, rors, CHEVROLETS, MAX- we te aX‘ ° re = buy. refinance or ‘oan on auto- ii at | Fy o ink, 3505 8. Grand. e 9 , OTOR Ine. Our thers. Klin ROOD rand. Ka RL ELL “MOTOR CAR CO., 3145 > ROY Tae at 0O., . nings. 4016 N. room for *. JEFFERSON, S12) A 3S.—k ‘urnished oom L . > 5 5 ” We pay cash and pay more; see ~ it > he sirsetie wos F F wn. 3843 Eas: | A? be = Soar r us _be- | | 302 “4 Locust (cé 3) | roadsters, 1925: $150 down. Sd#3 Fas) 4508’ Manchester. GRand 6F41. _ CHAN: /LER—Tour ing 1922; Rood egndi: Hedaadi Speedster ¥F onl ,, me | LAFAYETTE, 3000--Bright room with AuToMoBILE” CO stripe. (This is a beautiful coune: euar- i $140 n, balance terms. Open Mf OT R oO ‘. il. ; . tage . vile ges; , oi family. (7 ripe. S i e Ye ea water fore vou sell. OLIVE MOTOR, 2910 Wash- Ride 7 | neignbornood, | JEPRER SON, 3319 S.—urnished room, Fe + . ae ae i tee ton ; ‘i sii nejalegieitunraese ) =~ 4--. 4680 tudor, with new noone! ee: Se pos ope. mete __ Cove Senne? = ae. DODGE BROTHERS ROADSTER. ) FURD- Sedat : oe good motor; just the | : 1eks ccnienes Ga ieee | tae rl ndition: $ | = LAFAYETTE. $240—-Keautiful large front 9 day aranten on paint, Open evenings. VeuIng ht lay’ : vd Sean, iEVR ar 7 * OY Washington + . vs, : ‘i : TAT iy Mi yy" RK Cw ° Ine -*9 Al yuys open. * cee pa C 89) g ‘ 42 ‘ $12 > d woh. 44604 E aston. — j HU PMORBILE a gg Srand- new 4- cylinder | ‘mo: Lm ice; smal] J payment, (cd) ight housekeeping and sleeping, rooms, GUARANTY MOTOR, CO., 2936 Locust. | DODGE— 2, late medel; geod . ‘ince yt } , ie oe = Ay sppneeien a “ IM i >: a Puri mS Roacster: 1: 35; like new, Sl6o; ee eee te oe a uae a —T Po Pere a ~tainal Gece - | fol hi . depen dab! a ———— | express body; te terms. mie Chive. (ons) ae tcl) re mi: “2 a0 ort eniences. GRand HOG, MW, st AMEN aw’ “analy ‘pees y usir : 8; te mode: a POTLEC ABO wld. Sls. TOO J. OcUst, (Co) " irc ROLET me e1¢ a8 Bec a se Quint Autre 1$ O11) : “ i | FO KRDs—10U trucks; a types; cheap; and sieeping fed) mares : rae —- r for any is. nes yr pProreséiuga, Mat TORD_ Roadster: gtarter. efc.; runs good; HU DSC 1N SE D AN — ‘hange. 4867. Kaston, FOrest 8531. | we have the ri ont meranendian © ar rea y trade, terms. 3844 S. * wiceawe coadway. , MR huieas N LBR SKA, : eS ‘Bea atiful fr irnished : For Hire | &¢ o pe iT ‘e og as es a al ele 2 = a : ar $2 -OWN. : bed Aves. i - sie ~ y 5-passen Ber Alt w ay ‘= nen. ; 3 eal ea. ee 3 pee aut FROM “ _ I'r’ S GOOD" | FORD— eat Nevers! ag ne 9 Bi el body; a’ Cash, terms or iii IGT M. 69) room: 1 gentiewman: steam neat; in- a ie see. SS my wh. «iw, | RORDS—} roagsters: f Ti 83 tour: nes, ee eee ee eRe ee WILLYSOVERLAND, tf ural Bridge. “5 | All these cars are gu bom. board: 3; Stantaneous hot water, phone; reasonable. Ok HIRE—4 Auto Ca ar aump trucks. 2 to '- Pct: a a ie atte. T.Ac ede FRON.1 heap: de; terms. J84¢ 5. aivay. tia art Ad Me vo 7tT a. gor ‘HE V ROL EF TT TOURIN 1 MMntra] 4540. 230¢ Locust. " ery truck,’ , $50 up. 4250 "i Nat: a st Saasw, tc) | UOMner, ae a +062) 4 ope, _CAbeny_ B47 SJ. (c B2) | aided Sosicd. apelin ae es : : Moki IS & Poadsters - g)} riocels; §& 5 : houghout x ~e}! . - x 1! ésev ( 4 4 j I -RDAN—Tour ing; “eee * Damenger: perma- | ural Bridge. (o4) south room, | PARK, 2201—IJight housekeeping rooms: COMMER CIAL HAUI ‘3 by contract, ; ESSEX. 4 ( | aU ig Kg Bos $145: terms. 2735 Olve. ter") MORE AUTOM BIT E CO... MAI Balinon tires; lots of extras; .ooks ike winter inclosure; new lacquer fin- FORDS — 15 late ton tru c8y¥ } ? sti j arte DIE" ‘RIBC iach . 250: ) new; £100 down; #iso three 1225 107 iste! - motor thoroughly ovérhauled; must | poses, @& Chevrolet ton tryna 8, be FOrest eet t 4a.) couvenjences; reasonabie. —_—s( CB) iQiuiv, Mon thiy or wit ge basis, rates | Cc me. Prey } wan x mn POR! *P.Oa! i, at v1 aster. . MON eve d: | pri M | ton Fe 1s trade; terms. ___. __(¢!) | PARK, 3440—2 furnished housekeeping reasonabie: also storage for merchandise. sang to geal oe does: “en mS tak i} soi: S90, Riverside 1864W cust st. Open Suncays anc © OEE: ee ewan ~r or , be Bee: 1 to be appreciated; low price. “hac: ne Oren tT . § model: ope ay Om; oDoard; for | rooms, hot-water heat, : estishear Truck Co. 1 Andel 422 4. (eX) pits ade; open evening FORI>O—195 roadste: aA quered in Duco: ings. 7 ee a li reams (ee - Carthy-Archer, 39 N. Euclid. DEImar | FORD—Ton truck: 1925 ation: bargain. ——? sas : it, . Oe . ei i vd ae IStes. ard. : Cc i 1c ay } P LIS TALAIZZI. as sa: F ee rm rout room. gat TRU ‘ ‘AS FOR | WIRE —Ton: $y VU ptr te “GU r R \ ™“ a ' : Sd Men oidlnanbied ra TS Tire ‘Xires, } re Ww c 7 (pen ps . ee a + sb town: collegi- Pia. capi tees. — : shed. love! eri exposure; with board; block Tower corn Express Co.. Lindel! 5030. (659) | FGOpps—s coup: “ee Y24; SVo 1 nit je F. aupt. 4166 Olive. tes : aa we ue , An | KISSELL—Ciassiest baby in to aod — (ch) | Grove Park. moe bi Bie terms ne. 4108 wryive, ‘i -OR} roadster; Btart demount- | HUPMOBILE 6-— 1026 sedan ‘Open ot ‘Oar 5) Hie a oo everything; cost 83000; ed ea “Shap 1924; on S165. ‘ , a )~6sdbriet ; Ouse- men Cy ; “pe } ; | pee io . Oa: 7 , i }oaston. GRAUPNER, 3418 Locust. nn eo -: ) | her away at your own pr i body; Pa = — guaran ; tixe southern. ROOMS—-Beautiful. bright, ight __ Garage, ining: Cleaning | BORD Serene: rect Wrecked: 90): geet: > down. 4404 cap MowL bo—Sedan, 1025; elub model:| | Cail heme |G EDDIE MILLIR'S GARAGE, very Casy i 4464 S10 ; iver ‘ ’ 2 1831 8. Kingshighway. _—‘ fc 88) Pa AUTO “CO., 3887 Olive, = 8: exc!) usive keeping or slee ping: hot. ¢ aah e er ee aow? ie satan : R16 62) conveniences, — P Rospect 94 ivio STORAGE—$5. St) per month a fo amall famu-) FORD—1925 roadster nas Ses os very | only driven 6000 niles and rear Pain he de : = wie : |\FORD—Ton truck, 1924; new oak bene a4 ee « er, 38 ’ } . z. “hog aaa b ven n zs. 4166 Olive. - (e8 ers: ev ‘ervthi ne needed and all in cl | closed cad: Al _coudition guaran oho 3 =e fect condition The selling price is i ° $205 erms to ee ‘ emg seu Paani 4 ad _ Wied! POR i 10 ceupes, S69 up, tradé, terms. ~~ odds: . a ic f e a. a RTS | aes eee ge “105, Ke now? Se 7; |\FORD—Roadster, 1923; repainted = «n4| ) | oar “Its. performance. vin | built mechapically and gu laranteed ; ° | gs gy ‘50T Locunt a ae ver eee ee | ee onan: geo Ran Lang, 3 ooU; terms; trade. 716 | als 1923, $1 ) CUS. NS “gua tee This i 00d car for | a sa oor 7 figure and will jp t $1000, erms or trace ee § board RUssii.L, 2707—Furn ished rooin fer 4, Vatndev enter, — (82) | al: : oO 1: Te eae good tires; ¢ sins ee to bone, . - . ro igham, v Dassenney rd acti ¢ prong fag pass on nia penefit to you: easy teres oP Sun day 1 # i “4 FORD oy - TR ; he Ooureke ening eae et ‘ : adiaeeensiperns ins camara nO RD—C Or = 1 np og ag Ba a Ft pg i RAV. | Je rel NSON AT Tr om CoO. 8667 Olive. fe OM) NIs oi uty n> Sa $00 Jeff room ;RUS si Li. Se44— furnigiied moviis - § BUICK MASTER COACH ? Big runs perfect - ; ——— rms trace: owt Peres, re ” GQRAVOIS MC TOR CORP... 4935 Lindell. ~ Lindel "8600. | | RF “euarariteed 30 da ro; 0-4 . erson ‘ , $022 wheels, $150; | trade, LAMB VES MOTE Co.. VICTOR niences: a liwh hovusxekeenys ing (c4 ; a BRAND NEW. ée Discount, | ri WR iicsa 4A Ou, . Q a © No wert, 3 iL! a ‘, D ST ER jand evenings. @ . / A) r FE ¢ 346 Gravote ay. ? ‘ pe ‘ Orr Sonne ct Saston 7) ( ) A | ) * ( Washington. (co) ways Open. —- Mx Tour ng, 1922; diese 664 | RUSSEL... 4131 a: connecting rooms. VERSAL, 3401 Locust. Open Nights, | $325: $80 down. 3304 1an ge FOR R a ARMON SE DA N.._ | CHRYSLERS Geverana. Moone, Beiter | a Se oo et ee FoRD— Ton trucks. "56. oy and ° ro moa- | | followi ond | — acini pe; fine condition: 9 , 0 $150 down. S845 Easton. | ) “aa Ww - * A IONAMIN NIE NEO a OP Re RIAL So NE ROME BE eas) eee atone — ee a eee 7 seam —_— * | ae count 6 ve me. a8) 16, vate 7 } SN} , TY, $ ronch excel] ” fon KURDS—3s COUDERE,. ike new. [farce . : Bo, oe ee pace . r “Tt Tv a rand-ne’ 2 ee ’ Piaasiccrs rT! “! &. J ff r (oS) | Tr $ n ] t t be } “ ce EE ’ roo i=. ‘CRSTANTI > fe 4 v | ys hiy orf Pi}, Ca) “ t sa ae ag = es } . ° ei . SOUT LARD, 3°3—T. 0 housekeeping AL ; ISCOUNT: ACCOUNT i x mh Owen | ‘0. 83 N r n. {ike a 2 cellent wi ' bargain; §96 dcown, fate: sleepine ; —- 0] > _ +t ——— ¥ wt seeien eels Waebece - - wi! ASH— Advance 12 Nash sedan, 1ODGE- hort RiLk—192) tourin runs oO a Fi = or ia ee nh ¢ ice is ar helo Tes value; | NASH—Advance a 19° 6 sédan like n DG E 5-— Touring. 125 r iL {DSMOBILE—192 g: 7 ns ur ears i SE ' : ccbotones ke Pir. pa 5 oe Prhiael nT ESSEX { ‘O AC H, 1% ) 5—$100 i ter av. ‘ sn err 1 vi anal it pie ne $0? af ar it: onaw terma. } a a $j 1 75. °; Me wm S. G irand. ae (of) j ID SLO, 4711 Natur al Bri ridge. C $5 0: G25 down. 4464 Easton. ae FORD TRUCK hi store. ] pect 0 ’ eoeoe COUPLED Ss, Sen Mr 2 4 ib Ut eu tT! had t ey > Tr D «y°) ) . e onadition rt - i . oe — ae 3 Be a ee ee _—_——. : , - | HUmbelt O15 phic Be Down; balloon tir um pers: fully . ORI ‘(D—Co ube : - bargain. 4968 North- GRAVOIS MM HOTO4 , poole & AV. _ | QAKEANDS: 6 gr er ta. oe ord aT en foed running ae All ee ie ae TOURINGS. at very snag -ton sine body; late 1922: in geod | No obligation. { er : 4 {Xx e) r; oa ecyat, ' oe ‘ a Always Open { 7 Ol}! y } ' * ; sor ect a ean , ‘ SO ee se } r . . eet P8340. 4 oF West upped," MONAROH. "3187 Pocast. | | SE Car Tat — py oe ni i iedel | TUDEBAKE R SED AN “eenah Touring, 1082: ex ceptions iy | low prices: Sunday pan aes eee SSeS Se SPbELL MOTOR CAR CO., 3148 Laces. | | ‘FORD COUPES — 1925 J. Fay Sa Sean i JaoRD—Couve, sta , ete.; ONiY Qui. { ) On S ey Ate ( : 4 } ta eget is er: - ; ei ights af unda ery | ARLINGTON, 1965—Nicely fur ESSEX COACH 7 3 seal Pie sec. "t..a3i8| Hup Rosdetes, Late 2 — it DEBAE eepnatlon: 9600, _ | —£c0!-sit.cvert 28D. S825 Temp.) | aM De LAM, AUTONET E CO 50, REO TRUCK || and 1923; overhauled and / room; modern, aiso sarage. Jingo sia a | Washington. ees MON ARC “1 " 8137 Locust : cs ey “we S118 Loc ‘uet 8 “yw * : 7 at ' oe ; sens = . caret ora 3137 Locust. _ RDELL MOTOR C AR CO.. 3145 Locust ‘ eS Paston av. Phone ; a ett Te apart SRAD\W mt “a —_-— POR) C oupe, late type; has been newiy | —e - CRY) Delis 7 ouring Bat gain Ge eT oF 4936. canopy top: AL condition: empleceet | guaranteed, balloon and ——_—_ —__ —- -_-- (af ; a . hat war ee ae niv $295 OON. Crysler, Flint, Dodge roadsters, Tava cA A USE Deimar cat. __ ~ . e wee) tt Kare tire s, eh SRA EE | Bi agg ated eg id {s ay ia S200; | */ S08 - balloons: $1%5 down, 33843 a) ) a as DE 'B SAKER Png mel ercelient condition hrogh: | OVERTAND — 1024 touring, «0 rig! inal | KAR | MOTOR CAR CO., 3145 Lacset. | i standard tires. Repainted aay AUBEKT. THGA-- Single cooms, & | JOHNSON | AUTO .. 386% SPECIAL 6 SEDAN el finish. This car has been os 9333 Olives REO TRUCK : ii) am blue, black or green. ate, (28 pmodel: Taegan | | 10 to select from. KARDELL MOTOR CAR CO., 3148 Laeuat. |||; FORD ROADSTERS— REO TRUCK (80) || 924 and 1928; repainted — coe a ae 3 ed. | iolet Roadste r, 1925 ) men; lee trie, hot water, $3. ot HU DSON-F site teem 3309 Locust. | TOR D—Cor yupes as verad newly painted, Moon ‘Cabr iole t 2oac e ‘ © con eine fo quety tl tam oF Sad will aive cnemadien’ i ee : : ‘ ae & a “gg : Juet the car for the family: only $450; | 5 ‘OV ERLAND 4924’ Be Tate 1922: overhauled, repainted; 1 Hy and guaranteed. $310; $255 and icinal finish. bumper 4-wheel brakes. | anect. A n- closed cae, extras; body and canopr. A | FORD TRUCKS—One ton BARTMER. 5603 ‘Housekeeping rooms. | 1924 modele, $225 to ve iginal fini : 3 real ‘ : and 1 t | ru arantee d wit) days » ajc ' . ri KAS : fully equipped: WE ST SIDE ea ae Yes K AT°"TO 2) = a dow n —- balance easy t rns. oom choice to pick from: $145 to $525: | } | be —— 4 Bink, Call after o's 30. re (col) $75 down payment; ust — clean; | BAYARD, 740-—Rooms; poard if desi (32) I “$10.83 §$25- $100 5-$100 i. re 1924. $140 u; : | Olds Overand, Chevroilé Gray, KA ELL MOTOR CAR CO., 3145 Locust. Pty d | cao) || and light delivery, Al- ate’ rae as ° ; ” : H. Owen Co.. 3318 _wWaaningws. (> 1} sell cheap for quick sale. 3028 Lo- Kingshighway aod MeP herson, pen evenin IT’S GOOD.” | $50 down, balance 12 months. 3028 dav guaraniee, S320; ai te “ loek s] ekly , “ertmenr one dD! eoacrh _. .SBb0 Daath od tires: ne rnished b ~ | , FOrest_118¢3 te ( Stea: ms-Knight 4 sedan. ly painted: many extras: OAKLAND 6---Roadster ¢ beauty Ae j . wt G ——s fea i f - ‘ ro) ul fa } 4 Lert t convemlences, oy \{ Above cars first-clasa: most 6 TOHNSON AUTO C' ae “Tt el ns | RECS, Te: A ba lh Ey hae ood e oe oon ° itlon : rigTantes; your money back {f you don" keeping room ; as ere t ; them newly painted and overhau : ie ore . as ; ans oA new Cor . se fine motor cars {n our w / PORT —Touring, 194. BNI tc . pa py tike them. Always open. Mound City Auto ; alig i; : . - > ‘ - — = > 3 an ese ne Ge ‘sod ie Ai tr anteert : ¢ teee F , y | d bi ’ ‘ TTYL, ‘ sé A . . : a , in ~ ‘oryms. aes, 3 Sark id fei . “ee ; 1) : i S| mre rooms: a ; } ye 5s are } . | 7 SB Ces bs “at " ‘ m3 oly yf ah 3 . , srt a Ti ! AV 33 me : rane od C c.. : Aa = canna a a TTT ee Y o. 4 ; pre oth) : l ( eA : ] bth \ 1] sl i al oO } " —" x reR: oe I tht aad « ) ; ,? I i R T; Ei ~~ RO A cider gy ( 3 of oe n i an ae ~ iit , ial 7 7 7 'T44 ing Me : ike mew . GS&il + PA‘ K ARD—Light 6; for galif qo? trade: wot aS: ewe cad, ez a9 Leéy; , ' Overhauled and guaran- eouple; private home. _ a ( » LSC T oO. { 3 — ae ' © is bu id all xtr pm at 47 : — } on , ry 4106 Oliv ch) PA‘ AK A , -e E } csinicentintes pumameneeindinda 2 = nga 7 nished third floor front. ws aT Loe 1. jrive: po ett 19%. 1. : ; ¢j ola wondition. S564 tz). BU NoW-—5S ) ) Venienees. (c6) tok d fioo ee ——~ usage: muaranies » OF 242. sei eAQ) | REO TRUC ee | i . ~ Ave MONBT. 4 {008 Northiand 4) ' > ara Xx al - - " 105 ’ é : > ; j , ; n ‘ 1! ‘ i | AB ANNE, 5 9°. ‘Furnished “rooms . See _—eee Vas yening= ia. J iavapt 3 dandy me 7 i a a : | ay . furnished . ! | a eee ee | * MORE TOM: BILE CO., | Late ‘22; tnclosed cab: exprese body: | $9 week, ic 6) sleep ne: all conveniences; garage. eal vy dear o 1 140 , ix . ee | yi ; open ¢ : _ ‘2 T’ ™S SUOK yp." — I : -s + i — i een “gen ramen meee é th ms a ” . us - ws . . ee vet? r { , - ‘ af raf . 4 i [ik Re nt ait T r R M 1 , ‘ . > a 7 Tt $j . ( ret ‘ { a Cc ‘aie ‘eat CATE S. 5102—I eautiful. . as a rRAT PX Er 9 A tt, re Sg igi ri ae. * inne Oaint excellent fu ATR AON ' ae Ager tal TORS WHI AY , acme 7 9235: new tit “eS: : $1734 iD: 7; mocel, 6-cylinder, con dition @xc@i- } KARDE uM CARC ** . Accesso anton?’ , at gl as o E -_ FORD—Tourin | ne & a snap at $950. | (c89) ries, P or §. le (ed) ATES, SIXM9A—Front room and kitchen ee N Goact h: Jatest model: fu ber, Open Su ys a ( ed é man uipped “= 4 on terms. cies : lan 19° 1. $. lL! HUD _ Locust. ev) lent: looks jike new car: : ; . _FOreat S136I. _ : | ee Finish: $550. we ister | BCE tnings. Lee S, Grand, | 1924 Willys- Knight |’ i a ~~ Salloone: $210, | KARDELL MOTOR OAR C sect TRUCKS PATOL Both. Mombolt. Hombelt. ben } ¥ Ra's os len 5 or Pe coe ee 2 apartreent. for : dati OR D— 1925 touring Max SadsJ. or 2 ; bedrooms. i , ven By ! ag he) ae Oe : : OXS—1 Or «@ “front be ; —— (¥ypen Sund: ‘Vv al id ‘ oat rrp —_ ees 19°72 sedan $45. ) siesta (cOl - >: (4) HUDS ; ae . - , wy 1 re- LOADS TER toe * ses i eeasaite |» S ral x0 dar 4404 F aston ee i 2 Pe => — | kitche ‘nette; private porch, _ — Ds WN ale @ 1923 coach: general con- 4 ~ORD—Coupes: 1924 and Aw: Atl | 40?9W Natural Bridge. e4) 5. assenger € an $5 wn. 4 s 1923s; all $60; $20 oo ee touring: 433 te fully Finest selection of ligh Chevrolet ~ Dodge. Fo Auto Bodles For § hed large room iq ’ aha oom, ‘ition % am 1 : srhauled: epare tire; guar- |. = . —3 tour: nmn. ¢ 0 om = (CATE 28, O0O08A—Neati furnishe r : 1 lar better cas nN average; worth vainted and voverha ' @pal oe set rte ae ty | ookia . ® L wp fouring: di uliy seeks. tc) |" "hiv enetee: ana fargo bedrasm: Pao Oe, MEE (live, Ne Prive $550; many others, 3833 | anteed . [ears Cerme or trade; 9290) STUDS rattle peste 4" art & = | Here te the best buy today. T! bie gorge, | _down. 4464. Haston. ot. = ie “Yate 1925; “lookg Wad ona aay others. Onan One roemer=: reasonable » ; 4 . i ' to $39 MOTOR CO i cOupe, Les . (ec 7) ious 65-pa seenzer, 4-door sedan awill civ e i RORD -Tonrnne: first -Class condition: new) trade or terme. 4016 N. Grand. Many late models. 7 ~ in rt running aaa AUTO om gt us ty oak ‘9 ntleman- pre . = iis RS sid : LA + "E RT GR A\ ’ "ES { TS a Je i ea ~ : i heartif: 1) orig 4n a] con: dition an Ww 150) 472°? Mans heater. % ee bw ee 2 4a ey u ; e, TO Bat . = Be ine i a li hye h aaa ds AK. A. tisy~— I ron. room, ge h. fe ‘§) : 1925 HU DS wN ¢ r é ACH 4576 Man heester, (ys y;Randa B641 tS a t ioe 7 —— Bei ur Ca®wl. . Es sex. ~ puadste rs, new owner fote oft ZOO, bh onest anc 1 ae S | . wana “ with cn “%y starter: Open_ e\ ening. ‘ eee 89) it on. res “ erme. d mi geld water, we Gadi Plesnst 0 | RD——Coup ‘29 model; oversized cord | 7m down, trade "RE 3 aston. pendable service, Here is what you "ave | FY RT 5 Og ourlng Keston. (c7)} R K () TOU RI NG evenings and a. rer Eftersca 371 ° ive. cold water rod) CLE MENS 9661——P le eta nt ‘oom ~. une ; a SCtee lly rat d ne WwW; Reig bh gg tires: I ORD-— tee , ages eer seal t pay Gone mind ; sei heen Ino} xing for and \ i] ma) ke the be: t Rein’ Bae wr. ; ; 64 ar ont eae V t TAT MOy R CO. a | FO RD “Tourtns 7 iz A bm genticnan: | \ate faniily: gentlemen. CAbany S72UM MP0 a seratch or ee ee eee Me, ANC eT new. | Sedans For Sale beon looking for and Wil is estra cauip- ok livery, closed body; “Suitable | y.c¢ 4 real good buy at $65 | _ 9041-43 Locust bh” ay} oN. na. a wr. wi § ; ze | ‘ble } ep. Imce, © es getting takes: sate ee ee ee “y nar 19 i am we: PyRSOS ~ n; cheap Dy be sven Lie inciuds ( LTspers, caw for De eae ‘ “eye y. ete, iPst-cia K ARDE! als MOTOR CAR CvO.. 3145 i | FoR * bree —? all kinds; bes barge : yyy > "2iye? “a h} 1 eke : . pen ¢ ines a wee eS song - Ys i ¢ Re NG dengan. ; ‘ Ee pepe a neiein n} thing At nee e200 iv? : ont uto Sale w . ¢ 3 tes) ae ee an “r abi _ oF) a ARANTY MOTOR CO., 2936 Locust. Mendenhall, $1, cust. Open evenings. | sees Washington, “MAJo L000, Station ’ ‘ ete: just think—only $875. wiinder: 13,650 rmveage: a % REO TOURING : a oe oan . SDY. Gave bidet a Ey — ia MAL a07 — r ae t ; bain ge ae ; re give CHEV At LnGee, f rs B00 | J | 7” dl M | . ue - Really worth much more. zi% eaiient: 4 ; No dealers; | UC mi. } scellaneous Yoeare DELMAR, 3070. —larg roonui, Y “gentle a 8B f QQ” PORD COUPE Seda} "1924: first-class nie nage arty pd ur oO Ca! Cypen £\ — eae es , ’ c&Y: | , *” urn: a n. = oe = : e. Hye ployed $3 b_weekly each, — = e tales arriage Haa 12 000.006 mot numer: ju % rnechanieally: new lacquer fintah; not A) sh gs whee Pt ae Oe : ; Casa aaa oe | mtarter. ~ demount- BP vie “gan ee en eee LEWIS AUTO 0. 5 os Py seal ee noone househeep" ine oe i a ‘rm a “dude after marriage he is /of paint shop: 5 new balivol! res and fal dealer. 1828 a open Sunday ant + ory § BO GHT F “rors Us. ae GOOD" ao $110 : 635 down. 4464 ene kK ARDELL MOTOR CAR CO... 3145 Locust ~— : eerie eres Pe ; o- } seeping :_lad'en_preterred.—__— th b = sued” unless he buys her a Jewett, | accessories; oe rl at Mo wie recall tag ‘i ca ad re UI 46 tag — 0 300 gs 701 ast. eae eae Acs) cRD ) “SEE US FTI : ee For ae a rer | ‘DE nai A $02 A— — wi ite : i jar 4d Passe couch that has been re- | guaranteed, renera Ab a" 4—Sedan. 1923: Al condition, Central 404! = ~—- | = nen et , ar: dry paige ‘ ee . , SVBRSTOCRED ca on : (eu l some a ee ag eee 4 h “ety A 1d refinished oe “weil we wil] jet ! SOUTH S11 BUICK CO)... 07 ee tarmne: an. i "18 Ny. vewsetam™ nt N j FORDS—Coune; tres. be autiful «: 1924 RE ) [? HI AE ron | METROPOLIT ASH ED gm ce rar Sie an; | DELMAR, 5153—Front_ sleeping room as 3 Wet nd rive and examine it for a day and | Jefferson and Lafayette. LAciede T6800 J 162) S DA perte, ‘c condition, $225: 1923, newly paint- Tate model: new yf refinished: per- For your r. 3747 € — faini.y. tra ned hointinag bath: everv conventence. (cP :. dome a the if for any reason ‘*she’”’ Be nage sane f ATE BU TICK S SEDAN DGES. FORDS. CHEV "ROL a+ terme. "S114 Cass ae _ ~~ | fect cuendition A aba at S590. 2724 s teen my ot 3120. 0100 = ‘eO1) DELMAR, 4044—Large room, $7; front Me Sy Auto cs. 3007 Teese ane FORD COUPE, ippe see eS. eae bes. Some with “ort: | FORD— Touring, “24 models in firasclins | K. \RDELL MOTOR CAR CO. 3143 Locust | — Nt room neatly rvony with kitchen, $v. ‘ Se J 4 : wocus —- | Four-wheel brakes; fully 1 hers repainted and ren vi dition: looks new: 30-day i (c89) , 3 MO . : eore id ‘es. & j Seas 9 sak je finish, ot re} . running con . . . le | iG) | DELMAR, S816—Neatly gunished hove” GEE ao; tact’ 1976: at a vrice, Huber, | Down! TORI: SIONATICH, a a ooust. [fF terma. trade: 0 pene onthe All ‘in good mechanical condition. | xuarantes. Mendenhall, 2516 Locust. ge) | sTODRBARER ~Le28 | jen, 6 lourmy: acgnres. $200 to Zs keeping rooms for rent; private ) 3 ———re ; ee ee ee eee v CRANTY. MOTOR CO 38 locust. Sears tire on aii c eV enings natn 74 g ‘ vere avers S. all “Conbecting at | (88) B® Noon—j92 G accessories. Terms, trade your old car as) a4: condition: | STUDEHAKER ae oy ~ Oaklands, ee | we, ; | “ae on — « . 2 Sia iat aging > coach: like brand-new; My l'v ¢ . . : | PORD- a = : ? 3 : — ti ; — a, ' {DELMAR “GOTTA —Riceping and _ Bouse: . a i ormd spare tire, humper, etc. 28 | FORD COUPE—LATE 1924 : | part OA TATE MOTOR CO., Ine. repainted and gua! -anteed: onty $1 R5: | soone a cks. $40 up: trad 3844 3. Proce are tourings. $150 Ee fin Sr v3 i - . eas fe) | saeeemnmner keine, Srowts ens aaa | ierapseerunarreseme Ke 2) | This car rune perfect: good tires; $65) /U 2 | 3041-43 Locust st. SOHNEON AUTO CO.. RGA7 Olive STUDEDARER—Die 4 1024. d-pamenger painted and guaranteed. Look and run al te —_ ; - MAN agemen ::__¢ ean: ne ; AS ‘ vy others to #*) lact rewb. ; c - : ° u d 8. c@) Sry { ibid, negate . asi Ra . ‘ -Da ae ike Posi " en ote | DELMAR, 4270—3 pooms. mare ome : 4 = Tae: low 2 ef conaition, | wes CTH SIDE CHEVROLET ©O., Ne f v | Open evenings ané ieferson 37 715. (6) FORD—Touring. 1%: ae d Ge- Peesrnvec ackarad == two-t ARONDELET MOTOR CO.. 3867 S. Grand ha =Avd Deal Scand ead ‘ ved S) pret. > bade, 915 50: “sleeping reel} 7, ‘ a —— pees #, Grand. CA Wave open Vv <4 ; ; De isoanaetaenes pata tt Soya | svt eres ali — er are Uires Nr tae ie wore , MOTOR CO . Gran — sieht! : 3 ma for sleeping; toird floor. 2.50, a | ad i a @ MAND - d-passenger coupe, 19°23, —~ To i Car For Sale t: will sacrifice fof O-0. ~Fsh~ ision 3 haniceally: worth nbnoe f —-1 926 BU I¢ KS. i eee St fe . AIT ck Pavaty "die ae ited ae mtu t cent ae 192.1 a 926 I: ‘OR D ( (OU r is ial fat+¢ Corian ur Ng a Ss ~~~ ; - ‘ : int ee f} a "$8: vt} ermme: trade 4H3% Olive pe lait bloe kK from . ine house: ‘Dew! * decorated d a ‘ om ’ ven ter : wy A a ‘ ee it hm) ey Qi ie SeqQanll . BU 1 kK, ~ Fly pmo bile. a ash ~ Stude t ‘ : . ' , 4 at } c i} J ad te ’ Ro ——toe . . et Master a” eedan: 1500 m iden. iD pee | Pa CH . . 7 naree 7 ‘a i af il eauties 3 ' t j F $2: ' ‘ : ~ 2 Teh w t eurng: re milit new pain Ge nd a ° eedar. 1800 mii es. B70 (43 j niished: water 'n roorme, h Fad = nS S gotsy us G. immMpe.s whi Uh " ion papa ne a ; : 1a 4 ; spurt to it gs; b & 3. ' . els y a: 1Ow +. ' Tsigtilnt. guy Pho Nc pew pe : . ande , Brasebed Dupie : Weel. nosy oy front pe ine ‘ Wl sT AR U af J AC I | ptt od ae a ne ar Rt r roe OL ad 15 Late tlen de! +e axim ty s care Veet Vas? On, es ‘ J Foor. e434 evenings. d + - “a “. is A. $95 ps ym tins! xine Master 6 sport fouring: 2400, m! gory ~ ‘Auto cago ham tp ‘ ¢ . bs oo» . e% t rT Fs i Si uv . Ol wWiabs eond ‘ ‘ siti 8 BU ai 17 s . : Sie Ee a i , 4 , « ° ihe. « : beds RT) | roome_ at '5287. Delmar, si ine tMtically a “new cam with bailoon | SPE? Snr MOTOR OO. Inc. pote outlay hacer toenail ICK-——-Maater Six “wast Pa 4; Tooke | COlfax 82. TOOTS “mse oe | , Klink, 9608 1986. Standard 6 to rise: vertact, a | G62 I __¢el) oi Owe e D ee nish and many equipmente: Jt 1 43 Locust bd! (ce) | these value ‘on e@asy¥ ane sor Ae ' and Tne like now; rhs. FORD—To irft 1 a. roarantess LYS KNIGHT—~1048 tourine Oa, | | a oie a 1 ja Ge “~ ei vuiean! hed room. ity. ROOMS AND B eee Ty ilttle; $525 takes it; look what | wer pp 102 nT Rae down: F ord cour — GR “VoOIS MOTOR CORP =” ndeli bi. eS ao? her: oa Sous : sb tl arentess | oth a inne my + | tec | at a: "a . vt . BUARANTY MOTONE Con. 50! | hafleona, $85 down. 8843 Has ih ATMA SS_opet. _ 5846 Gravole av. | BUICh—Touring, : + Me tor € 66 Ulive. Auther!7ed weet W conan road, St. Charles KESSLER MOTOR «0 |. Uitiisiied qeertnl { CONTINUED ON PAGE AZ e sy ARANTY Mt “rel q«y.. 29: tn Lae 1#f, om : — — : Zz. azaenger Tei moa el CHEVROLE eae aan. 194: R bargain hor . to sati ¥ : g $183.. 3 { Ha not M , t = : ay a 103 4 TOR 5 ag e: Ged) statis cane he ‘ a mt ‘DE BAKED We Vase x, 10250; Nash coach, | JEM tenes Spenser Tindal Sire 1008 =. ber, “601 Locust. (c) | ; : z » down, ¢ meton, ‘ rice Deo, i Li : ee eae ~ — = ALD LEE ee ee —

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ST. LOUIS ———_PUST-DISPATCH. _ ROOMS AND BOARD | CONTINUED FROM oe YOUR RENT 1S UNCOMFORTABLY HIGH. sublet a fur APARTMENTS FOR RENT —FURNISHED es IN SUB | APARTMENTS | FOR RENT t Map lewood)—Neatiy er able M ART IN OL TAN, w ASHINGTON. Sting “ROOMMATES eee | mn age hed — Rooms 1 FOR | RENT—West_ an : “ s ‘ &. NORTHWOOD, 6: o4—7 rooms. third ia Whe seal an Whee sata ite = Bce eto New decorated | BAKG AN, ST SAS PERSHING omy Meter ater sys Po ADE AE OTE INO OIL LN APARTM ENT 5526 PE ee, BROWNING hieeat t 4 NS DERSON-STi MK EY} eee ing: running waier, pheee;, regson: aid ‘Rooms AND poses WANTED a me gpm pe , ~~ oe re em eS ie Sus O08 " ; emage yee at ok AN Nice Neat it RANELAGH APARTMENTS en Rooms FOR a RED ~ AO DST Ds AR MEM, IT - . 40 Tet SAM REAL T\ ee ene eee a FLA’ rs FOR RENT ‘EPSTEIN & SON, K1* GSH 1G A Y | | rear ARt eC OE ET S nell orner ince HIGHW Ay hath. vthing ierh, OF rn rooms rooms, path, RE versie rooms Inquire dry basement movtern exce nt heat. arge. bright newly decoruat a, Troome, — floo very lic 10-9 {A—4 tile ruen $s. fd Po “a2. vil ‘. Ss. _Compt on. - room. i. Se bath. newly 1807 Ss 9th roomes, bath. ete. (Chestnut. electme 4 “hestnut. DWELLINGS FOR RENT To LET—BUSINESS P’RP’SES ‘FARMS FOR SALE) MAin 5056. . and bath >» $00 i—splendid corner store FARMS—I: you are om the or ae I. EPSTEIN k “SON, Gis Chestnut. large m ao" i stores; M. . any buUSIZ seas. BL GALOW —Ne. ggg agp 4 store. 4 moons ae 9 i —*-room eo MEROY-BE RG R. t > ' . gon N._—-Retail se ome at trouster | yin "EPSETIN & SON. 617 Seen =, | S65 TOU6T 183) store. Fore st ¢ “Ty. NORTH pabake ee “Yerw S-ro ro} DWEL LING—For | ndy or pli’ e jure heon. 1A pono oe Ur desirable: icl) rooms ; Dea . : “* bea "CETTEMEIER REA ae Louis County ied vton sone cod aa et tle Guar. Bldg. GArflelg * 0. VSTEPHEN "SAL ‘M625 _ HOUSES FOR RENT In kK AL *KBRE NER SUBURBAN PROP. FOR RENT = DESK SPAck— MARTINI-ZEREGA — D. . Clarkson. ret! “HSHOLF ER iL. \T FLATS FOR / RENT—Furnished Northwest ny 33 “Mer renee. “dite Ww. odern sfure nestnut. ecore. coed. business Toc at ion —Pusiness j 4 ig. Wis Do You . Th ; r Tig? Large Cornel oe © a 2024 Pestalozzi lire Conner Meramec oe hingsburs, 5 ca R pees y slees hy e Have Ever Offered), REASONABLE PRICES. “ae ca — Rr Tine ee oe ys samen 59th and Park Av. : id rooms above. HEM MELMANS- SPAC KLE RR. f 4 i r 90m) property ; estore; bath ~ Fame | itv for v rive oO} peak 6] 3 Te i@ i ai rouns —— s. +" an de- (od location con reasonable. Ise 7 oe. See } Chestnu: : Rivest C a Ri’ a) ' or bus! D ess, ¥ Torissant. fea) sd. ft.. elre- t ~ heat. light op fh . ara;,€, N th (c8o) 18th and Store & 4 c hestnut . 9900—-Lunchroom, $30 per p> 2837—New building. ._ EPSTEIN & SON. 617 gece “2 —4Mce rooms: open. 1010 ee MAin 5056. m neat 7 we SUBURB: N 1 PROP'TY bi STA BLES_RENT naib) . "AND CONST. ( CAbany 2° NEW EPOETIN: & “SON. 617 Beauty Parior Locetion ‘ . €as. New stead EL. AWN ~ STORES © - at . “iw. : "fooien, 506 ‘Conse Gia. hot end and fF : a ee - REAL ESTATE . hestnun OS -PSETIN & SON. $458. EPSETIN A ON, "TWO LEFT OT ric, canna * parelitnadl: ste Janitor. WOLE-POLLACK, AR crag tees we TO ‘LET—BUSINESS | ee SES ‘bE a sel! a — PLMORE & HIE — ———— nei, "Aaid SING. 21S-14-16 N Stores: Olicve-Locust cutoff ws LL _ MAin ren e > asi. oo Flats, Apartments, Wanted — mes Se oe ‘REAL ESTE wrp. To Buy x W fer) ~* Box 1024 Title Guar. es “APARTMENTS FOR RENT —FURNISHED oe oe room nished - ie block to tamara Re ae Bea et We, ahiceikhpiciaisadinieutiaesliatididibiaiel = \——Furnished fiat re asgonnz flat ee ecre a tar ) . school today ; “ ASHINGTON. 4511 —Apar mes WOLF-POLL AC kK. Scie a on tach de . open porch: ga- “1 d Wach: neton ; al. _PSTEIN & SON, 617 Chestnut. *"osure room adjoining math y a . , z DE OL 103 Foes Be ie dien ‘ hates one eet * idaatesttinid. cit: ston ee me oa ae guy i = , gat bet a, apg allp nae ly RR i ah 1A * § pin Yi tag Me 65 PAS RPE oP ene tor RE Ce ape MMR TBH or 4 bode Behe SOR Pew yee ae eee ah Aes ae mere es a s ian e oe - * ron Pe tv ATE RMAN. 3202 — WEST M1 FLATS. AnD APT s WANTED “COM: Wx ay ~ 7 . a1 ee ee mee Houses: ~— ANTED. h-@rade f tile _ueniched Flats a and d Apts wed b J Yr WS ta —Moae = + i ¢} 1 i ‘ an FY ; * sie > wer s t Tifa? 7 i Uurwiist oo teal «beat am! ia Oo : “se «of ol ol rvasonable i , x} 4 nanpll ° 4 ™ - * ‘ i= * 4 oe >. - 2 ca a lni.8 i ne ? ~ *~ eee Bex fic ER Eh A __ OFFIC es FOR] RENT ai % a BIG TRU ST SNAPPY NEW STORES SPECIAL WERCHASTS SALM STUDIO BLDG. +RASD AND FRASALIN Locate sour business in St. i Ample parking facilities; hte Gulered=eantes prope rty Arfiein 4652 elared a PreeR CITY REAL EST'TE FOR SALE WILL , furnish lot and | money to, buy lum. Sth oat >a aan ‘er cn DElimar m. ABBOTT. Realtor. “309 Chestnut. M. S SUKE: 44 N. specializes in homes - Wid.—From __fe@S) r Grand. Se phe > ‘s “3506 A of Foam and T “HAS ene th of MORFPT. H-363. feBS | 8500 Oilive here. Sel J lita ble ar . lll “Sid- lo l4 i 2 + Jafose ette “My. 6 Ft. WAREHOUSE. FOR 1 LEASE Hemme elmann Spa wekler | UNIVER- _FARMS FOR SALE ELM AR. ‘ eS , pee - i O1 =e ‘SUBURB'N PROP'Y F FOR sau s. cheap. 1 JUST FINISHED ' ~ zg, E. LOTS 8: toxi 25 We relabe Ee c Lerrae ae "BDIV ISION PROMOTER. im inake a ra Pn ofa and bus service: near price low: should double aged s 0 .. S321 Easton ay co. 56 TOMROY TINY, MAN FROM PIERCE OIL cottage or parments Jese than rent. Come and some like this. Take - =a Ky See Mr. Arm tory wr tee p ck northwest corne ; then north. to car tracks, BaP aos ROAD = | NORTH —Ne 5-room brick. toi- Hit eK a ES : * Seaton: 4feem modern brick: ‘ * . ‘oe a : Attra ce onvenient one block to car: a ts ss WOOTEN. lors. @ MANCHESTER ROAD West of Denny Fletcher R. Harris Realty Co, N. E. Cor. 4th and Pine _ BUNGALOW 5 BLAKEMORE PL. $6000—$500 CASH bath, furnace * neo Ss Me ay. ence. heat, garage. - Fletcher R. Harris Realty Ga 200 'N. 4th St. : 1? rent IAVE “OME REAL BARG LOTS rt nay TON. MARYLAND BE Al THFUL NEW HOME and Ciavion car fae ail Imprurements } Siwnherd| Vrr K A! L- IDEAL LOCATION “703 Walinca. corner Hanier ré.. 1 8 maodert & WOOTEN, Reshionm. “Ferguson BU sth gy el ~t —_ 7 an ae ree CETTE Ren 7 ‘ \ aterman a "REAL HOME BARGA een WwW. ned lace: ha rdw rod 1 floes. tile WEMPNER REALTY CO. BI oe fui 3 - é ” o | hile + ” mp *! tio a rool: “Creze Com vy WaAhanh 50 ar * PB sw 495. #319 Oak n0¢. av KI BERS( OWERFORD. Be near bus Lae: HH "COR S of rarege barren SEF R. E THU RSDAY, : APeeS 15, 1929. 3 °N PROP'Y FOR SALE} “pichmond Heights iat ‘one in Ric hmeond tilian q Ri abinnt ru u price BUIL LDERS, ety a terms. ——cersite is a See punwelow: . wv e* NDE RFU L TOME 5214 v ney Vini 7 . orner HO a vl xD ‘ary, roo ‘ dandy 4.549 % io . a an. hoames - paenaall City eis 401+ room a: $55! " + (isE ls ae reduced. ATTEN ENTION: | ble lot -~ ‘tor sale. Mw uel Loco >: | TH 2ObOStR A, pric © er ‘GRANT-BELL REALTY CO. os oe it. iwArive gq S621 if J ——— ta Park on . ¥y eet ace hands gtr. cod flo “= eck ai - we Gd. on ae nyse aro e + ae Ipreveme nts - oe Dulow cirive-in ¥ p> ee rooms. hhwing LU? Re We ster amt ou 1 eu . VN - Y Curtis. IMPROVED P'RP'TY FOR SALE fe ha bulge iow; whe! wo North | T Vier j ~BOR. r — {Near 9 Teoem eteck tbr a earage,. reome. “gome 3 root. cl LU: @sk $3500: -ATERY, oe — £. $44 Vie _RODTE ‘ c. * ee BRIDGE. 4452- Daath furnace, \* us io pres “Oih a .\e "LER t AT ik ?iew __ om Tey i + 348—- Excelieat my) ; rR. “$580 to I'm Rt: nN 3 wt ji—Sodera ay.- JOnN n ABBOTT, Realtor, 700 PR. ATKIe. AV. CoTT AGE room brick. oy! down witiij oil: £3800. ‘OTTAG SE 4 ars ol4: are pe 11 MENT. Ba. New Cotsasil " Becrifiesl my new cottage af a) 4 rooms, tile hath garage: ) terms to see. OF ir call Northwest Brick cottage. with 4. — Surmnee, MOUND” cit ‘Tet rar ‘ Bikes u Mocert é root ae! om moder mag FE MM octe rt rat Patiti-in é te} WwW rien! 3443 _Myrtie av REALTY Co ¥ Trt rea! bargnr ae or Let pc 3 5°35 c- POOr rer cme Y HOUND CIty” TRUST <i. Ao a rien and ! eet cee ore en ih AWL wee psrAE RE 85 . * 3195 t. a ‘owe furtia< = eae? tert R REALTY ‘. tore nad. CONees_. 2046 ent santana Led Tt. ary ate ~Yande new eeusce eon Tele: ‘fo err ee ta; SS. Ww “ginwright “h tie

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the Real Estate ads in these Y SOMEBODY. Ard he reads FLATS, AP’TM'Ts TS, FOR SALE , S WANTED B are = eee. ge YOUR PROPERTY ! ws ror Sal cOoTT omnee = = SALE = AGES dS a B'N ——— FOR Se FARMS FOR SALE richmond Ml ‘He other ‘invest ment properties. GOOD. were RN 0: r “ever equipped | [3 rms MELE p23 =e 4 DK) uty CO. ( BR gINKOP, Bnet “POR SALE OR [EALE University city MDE X—F AvED, ALLEY. _ Louts County ADIE— OFAC oY ares es "s . om frame wit “ABBOT ei Five-story. building, sprink- | | 2436N BL IL = RS. —~ | eurd of admision. Le . elevators. Fletcher R. Harris Realty Co. ie LAclede 3040. | CONNWCTICL T, MU a B E S01 D. open Petia 1437. 1TZ_ REAI TOR. SP C hestnu : 7 Nap P & Bw ERS. PRospect 202 sri b al AL. KU ESEKE RE Al. s ’ th, ee : tile bata. | 76 WARD. SHOU L sth ) SE be ( RE Nontwiri rE INE ME INT HOVSES—1>. rst head of tr wt made be NDE R ¥ U 1 ‘hoa ib} 1] pa iG t KI E X. ie (iuar. Bldg. ‘GArfield 1045, 37 xt ares —- “gcreet S; hats : ‘ 4 am eISHAN “snINKOP ; ~ Spon ees LE- rERMANS rn. cO.. ‘An rsuTON AV. en ee ae } suBURE'N PR Py FOR SALE ate *KE iDEN BRIN *K sr BO C ASH. i Ys TO. 8 on NF. VIE at ew ee RE AL! ae ( ” } = = AN RKO, Sag N40 -4$1. ods D. \NDY DON! 2818 &. gefterson, | J cst YINIS SHE D heel . 5 2 * eM M 588 TANS SpACw B can \TN. a vp ) s 15: ae re bearing orchard: — ae K GR , 23536 North Market. " ghould Seublo in @ ‘ 6321 Easton _ 4V, FROM “PIERCE ont. = BL ee as PL. le rn uM. ‘ABBOT JOUN iL NOME 50, y-CASH ; HOW >E——$: 300° cash ~ ‘Ingide toilet, bar- | ‘Harris “Teal. soa ve) 200 N. 4th St. BPs TI. ROOF. EX: Y. a L O71 i OEL L F, Rr. ©) De hina —* onde rf 1] > S00 INV BAL ANC Beautiful ‘matt prick. .| SIXTEENTH. pt fed, ‘9. gar earage: ' - px \o3-: ha rdwood. floors. TOC aston “ggiond ee noes et IMPROVED D P'RP'TY FOR SALE cet niet RR ALTY ee fav & sullivan "to I: F ; ER re SALTY CO., . cece aA en me : WOOTEN. Realtors. ' eS - lonnade ‘openings: eUNGALOWS AND DOOTTAGES v r Sal | x 24 SU cae RB AN ms a t. } ~ — ATES mo DF. mar 1648. gE 1) Toaaton “100K, AT Ti 4 AND ») | ROOM . n= - 4 roc ms and -_ room: ts ace ®. Jefferson. } “ 4-4 9.F' AM my AY: 7160 McPHER® RENGEL- aia BU Y ONE OF OUR : fc RE AL i ot rior Bungalow S bangin st ted pr! eK; 750; WEMPNER REALTY CO. “SORFOLK, ae = ~ “XBROTT. "Realtor, r. APAR Pag NTS AL's & ¥ Wook: N. Realtors. HIT. LP POINTR RE wy modern 43 bo 1 RODIEK & oe 2618 ie —defterson. JOnN a. ABBOTT, Realtor. hiding ay ‘a i eavin her sot 0 » ier Rai a " Sa61 | CH 1AMBER LAIN “COTTAGE WOME" 214 alee Bids. | ro (chy | ae — oStion: rier ig REALTY Cc ee Sane: 3+: ” (SON eTOC a. RUERMANS ys it. New ieenn sacrifice aY.: bargain: ? ro ms, ti} RESIDENCES. FOR ny O0x160 4300 WEST Li oe tarran zaq rooms. | eus mike fixbar “es! Le. emcee AN'T BE wm, : L ARK | Best V alue in Lo ary ft. > naan nea RAC TIVE I Hus Tar ris Re salty M:. “SEW, 4 TAMIL, | SHAW hat onnand: ; other pu 4 far Forest | ' | eade Bl Paskel ew mactliail (6244 Washing {BAR AN FOR Mea sina c OME RrORD | TIGL Mapenester ou FEAT oct. 8, er bats. SEW 6. roow | TOMES , Pop bl “Bids. CXrtieta 4035 . LD. THER 1. Ronn MooRE DS DRINE. “ MONEY oe x2 “"s —_— 4% . ; s Z " & i'nae igh SHE BRI ESPAKE Oza WW OF saant r~ BU NG AL Ow 699 ed W est Park “St TN AN — > - i OEE ee Te ae . . , oe 1 columns. Find him tomorrow. "@@ PORT DIEP STO ae) mares Pr It I Ess PROP. FOR 5! SALE ——— = a “gate “investment ; on on prominen | FIRST q ‘pra Mrented at S400 PT 3 cree Paes || DEEDS OF TRUST ‘ rermns. Property im j! 6% i) jo : | on enay ~ iitien t “a j wt , for our lat ‘ i x reat alate Rani ‘ | 9 hestn a? > «a? ’ - i. ; Seal DO YOU KNOW: eo have loaned coe {| Set during our 30 years in the ; , many millions without the loss of @ single dollar to any client. | _ B. Cor. See ond & Lueas A Ay.|) Our extensive brokerage ag in — st. Louis gives 5000 Sque st || first opportunity to tain first mortg® ws eeeneaggtones phage | elass of property in the city. % of our, loans are on properties occupied by owners. Write for list or Us. steam heat, two large || CHRISTIAN BRINKOP R. E. CO. “| LAclede 3041. 3621 8. Grand Bl, Central N I. C or. 4th and x _— a Ve ’ --— a LOANS ON Penson pPROP’Y SIONEY a 2 ary or furniture a North ; i eatee | wp paig a4vance . ~oentn aan Steed, cor | cay els debt. 5 HERS MONEY CO. , | 408 Libesty Central Trust Bidg.. 50C OPPOR re ian ‘ ciiasgow_ ang} 3 “O00 olive st. norneas: corner © 2700; new $j Sy. MoNbY TO TAN. rect . en nts: cnatee a fe ANE mpany, s ,. Everything left in roe —_ CUSTOM “SHIRT a a _ HME R._CO., 614 Chestnyt et. | sion. No indorsers y= le . | Vatterott Shirt Shop HRT (et PL., 1515 (near [kth aud Park)—— | veatiga tion among FOE AT » tion. | DELI “ATESSEN SND oak eg stir he e\sior Laundry puilding; 125 front {t. | tives or employe , Splendid place for couple: (e825 enurteous service, low rates. West ind section: evegant es eae p ips k ock: 2-year jonas: rent: large 2 FF A = Q © firing room in "gt, 1Ouls "iikren © EXCHANGE 709 Victoria _ Bidg. Yahlem FINE int BUSINE ss “(CORNER fine store, 5- © hlocks | all vere and gee oe ae ea oer at above, Now? er » Vir a newt to piel | asking $3300: ngne off me. HAPWOR. | Representing thousands of home in-| ee Rive nays. sell cheap; ae Waterman Bide. DE limes 443 Mc4) ‘vestors and loan correspondents of | Lapins’ _fiversiéee ee sar mpaaege | the New 1 York Life Insurance CO. eludes 2 Liv) = Gilt Edge ‘cal red t * nureau. 600 Ea age _= 1 ae est : (0B) | ee TURE 4 Ne——Co-operstive, “pian, | - neal of trust ea improved "(c8 perty and judge he ei lowes! DOSS eae room 209.(c54) | tive, «‘** . ~~ vcs A i I oe saomontle,| and ~ ¢a! niture i Ay aby ameunt, from $100 te % ‘ee " rates of Res eres' 405 Victoria | 000. your money | CEntral 2038. idesl Mortgas* Co.| | age A. the catect, —_ is ' ’ one . ‘ ND t. a ae 7 HANE—1OANE—L Oars km i ness: fee cree carte. water heat. Money loaned ‘9 people «eeping house: Jos. F. Die an Pacific and sot drinks. n A with side easy payments. eae others’ rates, then get | Real Estate Co. fic. Mo. : a ens ey HE: AMERICAN CO si? Arcaie a neste (ROOMING HOU hide Entrance 211 fr st fo? | 3123 &. Grand. sc Rew See LOANS st. __ SS | | LAdelede €828. uate astiaiieatag: | ee TF Sir Yi, : - : fom shed. Bria: : | Peon | TO THE MAN WHO woMnr Neen ensennnaa | ROOMING, Yi oF ceed: waa Towest ra: ey ean’ eet SNgeit -t'y C@n- ND a | *:dent: i NIE ; } oe. BONDS | entia sa: ys at oar oy i - STOCKS A ae Bis SOG hi “Thaned "to salaried arene a ACE guste xg ane bounce “poses. 8006 | = $7 arrments. low rates, cos: idemtial. =tatme- ATTER “ . tntiments ara Credit € os. AMV jetor 2 Mies 503°C enira) ATTiaaal, Dat, ids : boar | MONEY ‘eo sainaried — asy par | GaActield 2258. SArfield £240. +O) “ae ee ; ents, Con 1aen tial rail ‘way “<- WeNPED—oity "TuD nas. fversreen i aoe =a mange pig PLATS jines, Measuresrapn. “Citizens? vec.) eel! << SIONEY loaned on furniture. manos and media Tur- receipts: 2 per cent month. Yound City Loan ‘9°... 4°7 Victorta Ride i ic8}. —— en

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THURSDAY EVENING, APRIL 15, 1926. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH . Joe Jinks -- Dumb Dora -- Radio - Cross Word Puzzle -- Questions atisti q | A HRACTION STOCK = RADIO PROGRAMS __ || Post - Dispatch_ Radio ooavenmamed = : : : TRADE cen Broadcasting Station — | =o canal Thursday, silent night for: KFAP. KS D | LET'S cox WHAT S THAT . -? | THREE CLAT TIRES ! ( . “ym ty reer * \l (Ge CaR FEELS BumPy — - - STANDING IN A BIG “EVE We, WHAZ, WSBT, 545.1 Meters : / Ht-RURM Gosna: {Ff l To HAT COUNTER | = ' KFVE, WCAP, on (ue *D SLEPT CNA MARBLE /1 ‘ayy GET SOME |] \_ don'T You NOTI@eE-tT ? OW my GOLLY! THey'RE a \ BUNCH OF Cactus s} WSM, WTAM, WTIC. Daylight weexaay — : ing at 9:40, 10 peered Looe ~ HOBO MusT FFLES— UM OF RS _ . —--- (Central Standard Time.) a 2:40 nd 3:40 p. m. - OB siicur Tit OC A a Biba LWA 2 | . FOLL LITTLE STICKE - : Es Rae 5:30 P. M ket quotations and news bu EAD AN AWFUL LIFE HUNGRY . Huu wet -we ee ‘ > =} rOUIS STOCK EXCHANGE Be iter ‘ins of int sanetel * | MORNING JOE RIDING OVER oe : oven Go : ) ri pri] 15.—There was @ fairty large RDEKA (309.1). Ges ating lg oan s oa ‘De . | AND BLANCHE A miDpi OVE eM . = e of “4 ‘ ‘n a ; ways pre-| Se ; ture ne we 'RE NOt ON THE . 5 é ne : rtificates of deposits) on oy — wore cm Sekai eat ‘ re i ON Ae ntti nt AP ee BA ID OF AM A PAN Tm ea ES RO OT pe me os S eas = * ee Ne i a ar * Ss gs es 4 on we ry ‘ ment of Agriculture oe gr tipal Exchanges. | HUGGED SS baal a “@, ROA ARS JE 4 Ain. a local rs ON THe "SOFT Monday, Wednesday, SANDS OF The. concert orchestra. 17 ae bESERT WASTE - orchestra. : . . COMES Tue SUN School of the Alr. Goid Medal Home Economics (aig ‘Beity Crocker ere . RITE 1 I ERE RR TAe Re R AL Rae A BE ee ON TIE gn ENG AT RES REED ie OEMS my PES TS LES EMT IRS - “ht ; , + | + Te Pee bet or: nestra. hd jean Goldkette’s en Daily—5:30 P. M. Major .eague baseball a “i Thursday—7: 30 P. M. : R. Casey. baritone harn trumpet soios. aaa ee ee ...xue | DUMB DORA agg 26). Manna Kea Trio. 2—Chanson du To went: ta teetce | a — Boies ee eee en ree FA | por ew ft PAID 5] PT ay-Uun-DoeRA-} (CH, You SWEET | /\WWHAT D'UUR MEAN) J OW, HANEN'T YOU] | | QERE, DORA, SEE TE toCURTAIL CUBAN SUGAR - Kohn, baritone. et : ASR E oe ; cases ae ISIN, SiPPY | BoY —- HOW . CONGRATULATE | WeAeD? aggreensttor a —TAE PRETTY BOX OF hn & CROP BY = PER CENT |= “eee aol Or. | The Pri soner’s Song. | F See : Box = | a - ONS) DEI TATE. eer : 4 er | GAGE D oO . { $ ig bisa ong mma aps 8:00 P. M. | la ge di syppy, SHED BURN LP-T]) | | | Ye a you —T'LL | & J 4 Sacre ais f e | CANDY L BROUGHT | ii saab agget-no tt ub Eskimos.” o~e | rk. Mi WON'T LE! | 4 at YOU CAME | | \ AE TEILNOON } children’s period. chestra. ia? . P : “CUlicaevuod WGN (302.8). dinner concert, Rg emg ensemble, string " 9 + . > . 2 nesira lvertow! - \ ' ~ ' few York | : ~~? ; > a )\' \GRATLILA . ey : mony | iF he NIGI2A Ls : . | F os - K FUO—545. . | Meters | —! . : | : : | | | ar e\ Cc . ioe tf rie eat 2 TA cane growey eae | THURSDAY, 3 P. Maren: Miasourt- ~ ao — steward 1¢ Ris ‘odd selection : A. darsiae Soctume. a i 4 westeeee ; ' ae | | ' a " 2 Se eee inoue = the Rande ef tae Geen KFWF—214 2 Meters | . & Sse ee } | | : | aS Pm ee , c ) Ba a ee ae See ee SS \ | L, ff 3 gk * & ow ee . WEBH (370.2) Recital Aor a | . a “bf ; see caters es = q ES ae aisvil fee rise of WIS (344.6) Van McLaughin. || fOX—280.2 Meters | : ors at (Mher Cities, > 4.3 ‘ 4 fe@ét. a fall of faer ? fx ; of 4: wired inns Nowe, pate ge emeattines 4 Sip eee nln ail a - >. - : 2% ‘ ‘ + eenne as rides esiereca ih eal We - Ag BT sot rh Lge lor ee °7 THU i AY. 7:00 PLP. WIP (508.2) Banquet. m a ——— “0 : ee MVLS (344.6) Orchestra. Dumichino, 5 - Sa _ (3 ae Yhe_ Post-Dispatch reserves the right ito reject any qucry. : , = A ry Ce TO wi Ale 7:30PM eer aes ‘Meters . a Personal and telephone calis, or answers by mati, canmee ” | ! ss : = . : ay : THURSDAY, + P. xu Jo etre ;: i ans : ee given attention, except leiters on medical questions of undoudt- | - HLA ADRK A (369.1) Little symphony. Be ae Tea Hou: Ra a | eee ed tincerify when accompanied by stamped addrtssed enveicope. TRFRX (288.3) Musical program. - ) “ge sacs E. § fr ‘airy "*KGO (361.2) Boys’ period. 4 “ag ‘oronado Hotel : rehes tra; the | RC (468.>) Mever Davis’ Le P23 webfooted. leat - ambph an ne Moun’ } Biteet OF ip | “7 ) ee oy Ar Y Money KOA —* Dinner concert. ichelieu Gu | —e FF radis band 5. &. D. — A cord ee es ) | | NN) O A REBM AE | € 10urF APRC 6.6) Bilanchard’s dance Lot ‘he Missour: 9:45 P.M standard ‘ a piled PE 6 ip pol Piet iia | | . | 5 = and Income Insured? viii ee emp J 43) Orchestra | tes WRAP (47 75. 9) Saxophone octet. WSBF—273 Meters OPM r Teer =3 a ante Cue te | : iL ~ deserve protectiuc Gore thas P¥YCCO (416.4) Musical program. THURSDAY. Noon.—Railph me ~~ - t+ 1? ey | , e 5 thing else you bave bwe AF (491.5) WCAE (461.3) mManist; Al L 1a Bianch: RDOKRA | Ras ost studi -oncert rt : have a ada t the l the Wiad WMan’s ive. a wwerns ' rue diversification of sour woney. _ sev eepeagi a ve i. Bagwill, Zuls nivd un ~-ec eau ie a 7 ee iA eae i ee aan 2 vie Xp Lipalens - lcci } pie piaceo in homes representative securt ® WSAI (325.9) Hires Voraeurs. Rifford Worla baritone, accompa- fj —— 3 — ' a . ad. jerecet |! o gape ae ~ ange , | | ; nes of many different bre:nesses in dif- » VEAR (389.4) Workrite artists. on Sy fear Lasnoas. ” vocal; Arion trio: two one-act num ber ar . oe mo tine | ; edhe: oA : : | | - —— ferent etates «w insurance for yeur SWHAS (399.8) Concert. | : rs. Stella O’Laughlin, plays; “Puffe Moonshin AR ari ) 3 ) indergfound cavert : | | | = deserving t r°2 1. re Rens -" - . " as bs i SF} Poece serene ~ . fa ’ oi —— ‘ , i. ‘ Re ; “ ‘ ' i : ' i ; ‘ = One Claes of secuquse " , VHO (526) Raleigh quintet. eer ions” Miettinen" mlidn Maree. us _s : : r Sis - means the sual ; —- eyenectii es : PP oie place ip your investment crogrsm. & WIZ (434.3) “The Desert Healer.” Loar | : : WLS ($44.6) Ratp ph Emerson, or- | WSE et oe eee, ee Oe gee mmeccract inknewn 3) An invention ae a s of | L | | ‘RIAL PERMITS. eo 8% GOLD BONDS ranist. =. ene . aes Se ‘woe 483.46) Plow Boys. 8:2 ‘ / KI 23.3 z¥psy and Marta. iz . lew taing ae Sonsini: ls Oa seumeygaecn* aX? ng ' ) I : BE sion. 20 4433 > Conservauvely drawn end teved on . C a ea ey Sina mn a mn the invenwon __ ett = we eenarated fron a Pry... 66. S818 aay amawed business and sem- business sP. Mw. | ; Baxmeony team. nae ton aiim SHR aa ‘4 s yh : 2 ; : ® . J r}3 Neur I 1 ws ‘ f - ; WGR (319), WOC (483.6), WSAI, Ts. ae yu : cAlled the jagnit-| passage: it is navi«: _ boat | | pais Ss oy : Bi West Palm Besch (325.9), KSD (545.1), Clicquot! .M.- wee 5.4) Talk. a. wae” ee eee iw ef Water the farmer whe | ereret = “is _——— nt See Dir Club entertainers. | 28.3) O1 tri wry ‘ Doherty Melod railroad. The featur Marbie ened the nd above the cave | eee eee ae > Yi pee mi ration “WHO (526) Bankers Life trio. . : ‘ave is it n thin bored ' vhen the dr ne ‘WIR (516.9) Goldkette’s serenad- | °8 32) Orchestra ; ers, ; % ( 4 , Ban . | eonecert ; ae es ; ~ P. ™. i . Hear t songs, 10:30 P Me — (454. 3), ~ , | : us of music. , oe — a : : aos 4 7‘ | : : rm r * % ‘ ins : if 7, ba P Ls | it. 4 a 1 tS . i se os He »RIZON 7: a7, = } ae aj ie | H. Bu , - ay 71, ‘ . is 3 : Z : #- | $ i ie Nationwide EWPG (299. sg Concert orchestra. | eg mee SSRG-S). Leer | oo ae Ir rAI INFORM mn ‘AT T] ION coon is ee SS Se . von oe ae eo ntrac- | “*eitice Hose. 30. oe Cart Ps ‘ financed under the Straus MWMAQ (447.5) Garden ‘alk. : Ts .S), . aid) a a : eater _— ve wi . 4 ry prion 2 . 2 nding cus. 39 Went quick ions of 3 - me ‘i a : ? amie | _ Plan are located im every By 1 Member of the 8! out © had as res aonsntt : 11 Part of th 1 + “ovr get r. 6 " _ y as . . . ct a 437 - vo . i . . | — , . -_ _ > ’ ~* aa = . ~- rT" . so ea - ir “ te ‘A ; ee e, 1 Ling 2i3 ; ¥ : i ras ‘ : i ; ; Ld > : 3 } “3 at am 7 "as : OTInie!) im - : 4 asi a. ae ‘ hee : i re: cs « . a ing in the lange ne Tr@ 3 rand a. mri SL 000 : own T2 } : ( Te re h pet rs 2, - y\t +1, ~ . , ' oe ‘ ” mrt . , 5 ‘ vin t ‘ a ; } ' het afer > and sr aR Frad - » ‘ } = et Negi r : 2 esti a : >= : aay ; . : ‘ P " “ ar, Baer ‘. ep ¥ ju . H Lie A - —— A : ; aan Cee P : ms me ved ci se pea BP ez i ri. } Taien: cote is FOOMING HOUSE—43xx w ashington: i. ais ae a lw Oe ee : 74 Walk . -4 , ater arried Wom- FH v from Anna Glasfow, ; { reoms, licht ho usekeep.ng unni? “-- IO (5°6) Bank ; Life Corn Su poe emg 7 eee Ss a oe i An n tut } “0 ulued oars ~s “ listan : th fy Clian Heiman: 4 vestor, such well secured, 4 ter im every ct mer nicely furnishs : MiSs f. ; wat FOU led ides that each state shall have a Bw) narcot af tai! sofa. > O0e amc) f maiden name : : versified bonds _ ; a Ro ek ¥ > ; + ; 37 i} ehe ‘ rs ‘ mt °ry ine : ye . g and Story i 11:45 3 h ev h ) ut h Represent ives being it Aga aie oaks -" a we Principa!] of Nebraska —_— . - * x. . QO ; ; 7 To. act . x _ ol re Aa cc} F ss or hy TY) e: | 3 has no rig} o! at poin yt mula B R in La Winnebage Bachelor. Declines Offer | | May we tell you — on RT - een eg ng : ungmedemiansicieemmemenimees > ’ * chestra. agescrio is very unusual nd Ni th ing is alWavYrs un Tmiv ans BATT BACK 8 ‘anit imy i Js imp +4 3 ng and centinuing @ * » | : — - [> ie . | . . S * oF 24 a” . . 2:33 A. M. - > ’ 7 : rm vt ¢ i b . arr = ‘ es “ ext? rs Vt" Vf t. %f i 4 » s — 2 f : sa P oe. ‘ -s ‘ satu = ' 4 ise id 24 BF. ; ‘ . ~~ vi d ie ‘ * “ r} : Howls, Crosilev | hi. not desi do thi: are rt Xrcey rio et oe telnterese nen ‘ — ;' d ) . ‘eEptin ae superin ¥ ’ , : 5 i 4 ; ’ 2 } : 4 4 ? aia ieee ; Pee | nearby town. = otion and ‘Unearned increment” is the term some economists é¢mploy to describe the steady, inevitable enhancement of value ae }| prospects, © This operatioa is in'no| ounces, Mix. shakiig well. The (Rua tase ne gee S RECORDED. led for the post of supertall : ot real estate held by investors. Proper- Sf SD paoconsrully pertormag snauld, re | glase of water before breskfast. || Wiis J. ie “2001 S. ian | and B. Graham J605A X. 10m, | OF schools im ine nega HOTEL W J ties in and around St. Louis otter espe Th i ek 6 Rpt ae Se Se Se, a gee rine, Pas “Marshall. | ‘Colum mus, 0 qa—pe eee i. "was about to appa , ~ DANVILLE, cial value : enhancing opportunities. | | ' a “e ; : oo a a & ret bg . Z ” a: “ie “— 2 well and apply locally twice i : ie 2 hs | _ 103 Park and % am saat ; a Lam. - : — . ‘ : ms nar | nal Morten 6hy He had just Read the interesting offers in the “Rea! At z oe a : =! | Lee Bryant. stots? Adame | ‘and. Calcarg, SL9 Noth. | pee ts ae coat Se Dated March 1, 192¢ Es s* ] i ra th . 7 ¥ --PASTOR AND EDITOR DEPART noune f Lae. tO ry) com- award § illdeg ~ 2615 eines ah = arm = R , =a ha N: r “an " a: state” Columns of the Y= . ore | arable to Sodom of old, has left More Kraene 456 Elienwood | J. A. and “M- Jacobs. 1806 Cas " Bunney signed up at STEE: LIBERTY CENTRAL - Reformers Who Failed Leave Iowa a soid ; nn reser 1416S. Vandeventer |; W..and L. Burke, 123° 473 ‘for another year at aa Sm er as $6% of . : went «t the price you want t | . . te Wrot oe ae my OH >. CC. and N Huffman, 19 i ene here when the || weeks ago. The pastor, the Rev.j rage of stale eggs shortly after his arnin Mo Ram - mj%: ° - 05 3 - Fisher poultry house Ber 7 | "D” v. pay—ter Cash er on Terms. ‘Glenn R. Albro, who followed J. Fl weekly came out with the denunci- Mildred A. Rose ........8t Louis County/p ; = RAF =~ The fowls were a 7 NO. FOUR TH St. 722 i onan. 4 ooley. editor of the paner. in : tian Jack Fadich 7 Delmar c ’ Seharafinek, I N. 13th. ya : — Floris Williams .. ' Wilkensburg, Pa ©. J. an@ S. Klevorn. $2214 Pestaiozzt. hundred dollars OS re as ee eee eat. alia K a ee ’ u wig sh pastel aaa SP ras Lenape SP Ani CM BIE TT BE a Oko: > Efe cin cite >

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PATCH " a | St LOUIS ee wade POST-DIS -DISPATCH THURSDAY E é EVENING ENING, APRIL 15 Yd, 1926. Roce ST.LOUIS PO en ST.LOUIS. POS7-OISPATC weer ¥% ra H ae 45 : Statistics ae 00 TTON FUTURES LOWER =| j— POULTRY MARKET “i NEW aa, po my —e SS mamaria ce PAL ION \ GK ; | 5 OUIS R C R BA 4 B MARK! ) _ —~ , 2 , | | Hen Prices Lower on Loc Y change. ~~ ; A eee e- ‘ s i? ar : * increase . cee ‘ wee —By I } C ; ; COM dmeneaeiic een WE C ‘ | “OMPLET ct aS AR = STE AFTERNGON ry — Re wee ' Ing i +) reel ~ i begets Weat PPospect ate! ~ BY es 3 | eiatis j G her ; UF fur ; DiAaje >! the A ~ : ° UVely ¢@ . in ft) fair . Associat he asy LIN the South and | é' iated Pres: Hare ONen My Vernal egt ithwest a ! a EW . ress. : tig wae ad lee s Pei | 3 4 y ORK 4 peady at at advance |} ns on the New April 15.—Foliowi | fie low: - y 4 7 ork Curb xe! Wing is the arf 40 lunge 9fficial , Sener nge today list —— day up of transa ; a ’ to tiy ansac- Securit mee oT nie des} Mok: th ‘rn eet ig toad Lit I lesignat« fre. ‘a | oh LOUIS BUTTER, £ : gnatod ___ Sales Hig) Tap js IIA NGF. TTER, EGG & : a " MIN wh Low. 'P. 3 sania fun Apri! 15 = POC LTRY Cay. Kay ‘ — Eee BOD ax i ING —w M iLlen ’ iireta — . —EFytter row 4 » i No ~Opper ., prllsidinieasitiglanataie _e. s aod leghort go wow nis r extras, Neg s\igar. whic’ ts ationa!] Tin - 9 i ] ee ¥ Ba wet ee a wn , 7 aa a rs were Pa tat ‘* -. é be to che A ot anced wriat ’ ‘ . 6) | at , a, * sa we indersized Wwe le. tives paid. s - of 4 | - a ~1% : 4e "lb ’ ete asion he springs down ay ee for a... a at js # wan , aed for fs a i ses ws a " “5 ‘ » : pme M4 er’ 2. id round: nee of castoan ae , fot sees Cae P, 19.600" poise i, jous articie Zand 5000- “ prit shi wto Rice “lea: ds by: it shiom R hace .“ ~e at ane, of Cuban yi se 414 ’ he open oy duty paid, @ ATi ing of raw. eugar futur ures e* STANDING IN A BG Unit Pgs aoe Re | Rvs vs pla lve ya nfd © af kT) . sina ro? bam fet of TD 5 i ee eee he Of : . ae, of ona T 7. 2 lt t} “ Vie J ‘ ; ead ‘ — rf ; Poupt point t aff saggy 2”) Tae ll tl J ‘5! , - if ry d @d \ vepred. (certificzt allways pres | Ae mont_SESRION, | Stemed tobe workna ‘tied wold weath | ta si : Ss ofr fi a Ary 3 . sis ] ave Lor cir ” ‘ ‘ 2 \ #s¢ vre oe setiianeiiiue i : a : } ‘ { . sae fo S¢ I . - lire Pygeree 1“ ye) 9° ‘ te ei: ' rY ‘ a i ‘ wwe local Market tod “ posits) on | Cent ag I 44 sah Low. (108 Net es 1S eee 5 MPP pi: 2. ware. and tt ee i Am 2 shtheape Co Ami. re) f There was a “ay, ee Elvi tee j Ws 5} : a e (hee. Pri conditions: folly veg t és 3 in) helin¢ fps yanamid B oe Ot ‘% th4 1 . ms aS Sait ofr a Lst ¢ 1 1 - r} ad * 2 Private ‘ 7 se Ther} i! "y more *; . a ty & E , . aa > “4 i " = , Jafayette-Sou h ss b 4% shares of a Me con) Jvu 10 bow ae iis om ees bonnie ¢ = i aye 8 favor: | do pid 4i NOW “> Pon ot 35 at 2 i} tie Obsia j J » re ’ + 1 Bat “M0 2 i ES ed't ss op oth, eng np piry ran ir) 5 “fat hy he , - ¢- eatin . : Am ac "HE gO ed ¢ ’ -$ i U's ~ ipl NOF Sia a "OW, 3 \ ) of 250. Elv-Wa ] ker ‘ ani on basis “ cence Te ao, 20% oat ay *7 . Ou! situa pase par! Bt aad oF and fie A }P .% Pr nev = 90) “* fy ay Ook ' Preop. &s : ay ‘A’ aT 74 13 j “ks ‘ ; Joh; : vs: > Se fic tness if Wae rest , at e oo: aa | , 4 i 3. ee ef " eae ae ‘tor o~ ) ‘ _ rs 2 die . : ynehanged., i aad lins ommon was | Ee wa +p 45 fs B30) es Teadis in May a B. ‘s rieting Barr _ British | ‘ du pfd t new Q Bot ce Oxy Be gs p a; 1 tH, bol 10} if Fiymopth ne jemnity was hig! an Credi iow © 8 ers 31 aT a o*. (and pric g wae quiet lat on goode | —™ ayo -eee | My) BU oi Se mul . ee A “41 Ree |} ae 16: 37% *remier God! --) 10 F —: vas higher it In-| 7Bice-S ce aaienn jake * i , | and prives Seid eta later in the ewe ney Prod ti aya3 ut ane le. A... $50 | 60 | 5 , | Red Warri it. 3S 5 18 | Li 43: es eet 7) The traction ‘ So Bell com $5 22 250) «BF . 4, i ine to IS86c for iv after th e morning! 4 St ‘ing MC 311%; 3h%) 3 ~» | Rand Kardex RB: -, spt 34 r+ Leck ok pliant .%: *°o 2a é oe, G006 roll, 3 .- action preferr Gn tee pid S113 2% fae am ¢OGe for MAS ae the early de- Superpower A 2 4915; 49 311; | Reo 3 Rardex Bur aa b 37 ome Hughes .. i, 25. | 22 3 2 93) YC; cheeay il, BVe; No. J Qo ranged between shad ferred issue | _~ pid 70) Ig 13 eB b Weastiser rnp Pe a ‘ipated oh Ly Ase for ao Bw... 2, wi by o21 SiN pp oar Car 2d 6 3Y as | Bi St ti Belmont eo 63% “3 | . Tre eet er accurduig ow: efock, : oD: much Ov — ie under - | War p CofD 540 rs Ha Iss Faas eratures a thawed wnneneneal etailea Go partic pid ; 1 2b ay aire ls | Sie Kenbacker MC 2 ne TF “s, 3 1 nopah Ext , a @ ik 4s 54,7 Uoriggtoee wilGeti bw it 0 goudition § © , 1¢ a 4 er pre vious ‘ to as’ ag E com +0) O*, “i > ° . was be Ba! Ove r the }? ey ee aly! 6 2 - aé E) Ae ] i oP 7 s Jt Sy 3 erra Pacifie = } 4 7 if) ly “at nited Vastern — ? 5 a .. | ~? ' prix 200 5 2~e iatales ele ai tietie - if@iae ying mat @ , 7 eafy trade. W is close in | +tEx-divi m’ 00) 22 ti Oo? ee ic : conditions is y the fore Cat tie ot. i. tlantie Fruf = 0 9912) 2 ly, 2445 | Is Pow al) | Ol ¢ ;° a ae 8 is; BR O0€ | Oe 9. Ve POU! er pound 22e° printe aintained a dvancer wer ; s agnet 12} , : the ; lb ide nd Sais . . w ae 1. rmorket BA! ” In the ~ rult Co 15" - 3 ON Ad 8 a | do lié , & Lt A +4 ) oh rs) 73 DOMES ‘ad 2 5 + s ny OW iS 1} h ULTRY—F ' erabie rea F $ there = “ts Hert ‘ad 4 gn was Up P gaseccrsec Cc ; FOREN ‘ ae. Ta es panier Py goes AP hens ithwest, and m=} Auby Port] © on. 4 1 X45 1 mh“) ow ~ 85 7 ~~ i. Peake MESTIC BON 8 COCKS “} i, 6. 28: owls hears. Y ,at mid izing on the u wae cor # 4 gs up a fraction om- | - SNOON CTOs aa vest at midday > or 8 poir ie” wie tee Auto - a a7 i «45 L by | do war 256 31 ante |, Packer 3 INDS over, Le; 1926 — leghorn =| , g8er| best le y were 2 t upturn ang re: y, Most of we. {| SECURIT +5. 1 -OBING = Phe early ~ts oinis of Brill C had 4 i> aa 45 | 451 ty hentia eine O*g. Lo 35 '_ ; Am G s 1949 . ver, 48; 13 v2 asprin > rene. 26e;) leveis of th 2 to 3 pointe |! UTine@ : . . the tr i a int le ae fipienaicly ' Ql Ore tent : afterne . the (orTp A Ad 45 ra J ‘as ia part pf l " ps Za 728 & El 8) 9! ,- ree ose a 2 to 14 . K® ~ poit " +i The the forence ” Qoew - — Pe Sa Ree " : ansact} + © ate x om — é.. 4 { t¢ yA ce ‘ > tired can ' market Pa | Brill Cc 4 oe 45 45 i Pou Cal _ ue. 1 é * j T oe KS 1] ‘ 6s . 7 iv =| - &: ° undersiz 4 -lbe.. 43c; ° hy nas and | oa refined mart 8. ; ~ =— = reaction issue Ws ions in Ui | Frankl ational a 7 2 of near months. nmission hen ras a shade | Bri orp B .. 4; v7 % J7 so 612 W Edison 601, G01, i% AP wUlt ... ae ‘og prings. &&« zed ppringe, 44 fall sprin (25 points hi ket was uncl - = ing but i 8 was ip the mi 7 Pe emp sank Bank .. : te m Anked is: A to 1’ a ) atas sold ft Houdaat! nin ~ ae m Tob coup’ *' As) | v | vs | ane he Tei pfd 1 ‘ : ly : 117 ‘3 Te M4 en b. Lt Os 2014 a4 U4, 9960 99} $0c turkeys Saaaen ad 1 : ved leghorus wit} 5 20 —% Pine ng let questa’ e ~ om 4 ‘ . ’ 3 : 2 — lor a. : yett : . , ‘ vee. @ ; ae yA Ye ste Cec rine | t? ; sir a tO sg ' ‘HWeE 4 rr e v. ry erg? inde u ji } d ‘ “ i ‘ #48 ‘ “~~ {93 . ool © ; ‘ ‘ cey * ig , . e : sa . . : - ~ ————o was record . of G's for the ak Manchester BR Side Bank 13h vice WP Bae f about 7 vg aA. show aes ond; Brk ¢ ity ie! i eae 26%, 265, | Stutz M —e A 4 +t. bis, aie L990 & E! 6s es U7% 9S "| Beye ZF, (UASer 3S oe ont jome ri Bam | A & detter inquiry bh granu! sted — din: é pe te lene He i. Bank ear, > ‘as ee ea satel we: 25le!) 25% 2514 | M C of $y | As 8 HGOltie if Bet ' eys 23¢: ducks 30c; ae eee” eo eon rtec. + onal == shoe nd in afternoon ‘ ] a\ pap ppi one Ra. 4.» ae’ { points at % pear ue > . l q ke rar | O*6 i vite AT hho bi ny Mh 14 14%, “sy Pe hi Hlsg 1933 24 94 i o4 j Carn. «Se ; . — tle; ducks No 2 tue. ——EE t y YO m shoe and Ely-Walke : ieee bamerian ae eS ae ee — Fl Giitourns K wep! Sbikes val haa ™ ‘Trane Lux Day 1 je Site! 3h tb) 3hie | Bee ed eee %| 94% | 40c: Capone. raice dncke' aie oan —— Et N fractionally y-Walker were American Credit aes. ++ SOO" ane Centrifugal Mp 86105% 105 195 7 | pubize Arti rat ant “eae “sal ‘a Beth Be %* | 4al 96% 96 95 Alc: Capons round $4. cay ISc; reene i= DORA . 1ally. irs? Vati > down / A meettnain 1 reeait SL . ~Ow “¢ tage Liverpool re Con P fg P Cor 14 8 ” bud 4s 105? Ty) & eg ve S BK ry ‘ ay ; L, G “9 * Mi 6s 19285 1 104 3 OH \, OG eg” capons. See Sue: = 9 the. P vhs . oni : ae ae , Indemnity ° hii 316 rrp ; et 1 Pow new ’ ~ o*3 oa Bo! Lamp. e174 %5-/172 Me 6s 1935 % . é Cc; ¢ "7 ve | T = er , SEX 4 was un hange j at 93 : onal a nk | Rae c, Stern} i » . a Bi i 16 fo , ERPOOL, wees ah Steady : G&h 30}? fis ° 6G, OG Li & i l nited Gas >in ] ; 2 es 17? s wily = gr Tu: nae °° ON Ss 104 by roa a, iS] Lie a Peete. Rp 326 on ‘ / Ibe, ' } ~te. : eT ry MI é- er ® Cot : } { o £2 a ‘ jerate haaine ‘ ris S silingt, rilons I : a : Dew 'S) 484 ow sae) hg ' 7 United : mp, 4 w® - i (@ KE ° 3 ” OAR wd Gs lb ozen atéo---) a. woe ‘ ETTY . _— Rest-£ soter C¢ nen cor ean mtrict’' : l@se: price otton Cs i 4 ‘ a Corp O's 4% “s 26 . L. & P fi P s (an NR KE vel dou . ed % UO *& = .. amall . Lreeeed Live ixyeon . BOX O 1 “ vmer orp. Bor ee nidd \ good -€S steaciy spot | ont Baki ss ; 40; 323 ae 4h 4, j nile & 4 ‘ A | $8 4 61) . Ry FE.7s 19535 5 101% 1 Yo %, VEAI aiid dark 5 equaovs 6 », a 4 TOCURTA LC | foyd-Welsh Shoe oie “4 mihaiine P.8td middling, V1 “fener. OP Be gg a o ge { ge so IU BLA 3 1 Ox a Cities S 6 —s S ddd te 1% 101%, ALS Wwice De. . c yer CAND | U | Browi ° She a hi en FH nidd.ing d: strict midd! Ald: good j © aking B ~ 5d 8.) 3 or Silt & Ht pf Si 13%: 23 68 sag? is «1044 : >» LIL is s | 942 @10¢ 1°3 ce [50 BAN row! : ~s s ie . ae at 12: : | : hee ’ U@a9 ’ etc. net 7 YOu re ke the A ssOclf PER CENT | Consolidat ect . % » Pic, ae 4 iCal 3 ‘ Dba.es Se ordinary 008d lyghbilier res 1 8 3 ly — 4 i An ‘ I Se y = 71 HO + Ih “4 Gis B = ) 6 O47 wat 129 tiens p ee labile ‘ Ibe. is » oe , p peaocieted Press ly 4 W ed Lead & 73; oa pe spe a aOG Auden, G ary. G.SId. | Dur &it new ¢, OY 60 Mice a2 * } 21 16! 7.) 99 C Mees’ Ge 40 5 OS% 94% 04% FR Springe 6 only at GLve pel ‘ papmennecnet HAVANA. Ct : 3 Walker nm pd & Pir 4 ah ie B.* 4 ai res ‘nosed ’ bales kon 4H) Amer. tyne Motors be | , ot past . hd til the pp pit re neRt | Epes a ee an Shoe ry 29 . — S.fod .1Elee Ini Gael He) Li oA, sma 63 a | Anglo-Am O ‘asses OILS. o) 50" a Ss Co "“e. oe, 6 Logs. e+ Be, 108 ty SESFae, S60. @ $0 eetmcan ie easy; re- @ , ye run down—y)ust » ha Coneress will t ye toerep tv dy tie can mm 4° we ew Orl Klee Refr torg . lo’ 24 » LOG wy 1054, | Ang! 1} . am 403. ‘lec Ref 6 any 1 95% Hi, LOGK | vSc; do Py at e; do ey. sighar th : bou : ' Gi > tad j 7 - ad : cans i) 1: lefrigeration ‘ ebud Je om ANV9 2 1 gio-Am e oj 1 - at is} Ga cit és v2 '9 951 ar a | 37 ae . irets { , extras (92 than s in and ye | enforcement Gd grace! t NEW ‘ Cotto Engineers geration) 40) b0%, _ 3 ' Ches ctf new 17%; 174] 17 isk R 5} .j° 32:1015 Ste 95% '5 2, pac SS to 9 2 sco | ‘ a , alec ; 6 j ue Ct > ‘ pane ae cyp - B 7 os ‘ s " a t ’ ° a>. re ’ a | or ie j i a . ‘ ~ 4 S31 . = ching . . 4 | acre rece) P nes, he presi 0 Tg these two «¢ : lane f ‘ss FP , - mene RLEANS n On ning rs P Serv - DOr, of te | ¢ ebrough Mi ~o 178 6 ; 374 Via P Sigs dl. fi P 6 101% .101 i. r Stock, c cre). 36 & a no , | the president probably will inst ia ie rote ai ae | ston at Pegg esn gto dasa » mages ges tl a et 59 | boty | Cont OM ol lg (Oe A As Ria it f 9, 96%! 96 e fic. Bape lrrtegul nme ae ee ppetite : 1 prevent further veowill | Ns. an Inten wee; e% et. 1.9 / May, 18.17¢: oi Fagea! pd pid 4 wahgy wl ear re . = B5 | 17% | Gair Rot Be.’ 13° 9242: oF & 96 1 gath “euler; make, No, %, | , writes M } he ¢ rurtire elena? . iestUic de e's | Tous pai ? 2c . rae z= 4 I ‘4 Ju ( etton | Age Q: Motor ‘ “ Qs ! ‘ S| ly i umperian coe ej K > ‘s) OO 5 ‘ ‘= . of crt ” 0 92 1 921 ay fresii Le rec, ext : receipié a a rs R k -sT) | | we planting of addi arinz of 1 ecrees iternat ai 86SNo : Dec. 445ke. :o “e.,. ajard a Ce, 26a Sty, BS bs) VS! Galen: ad Pipe 14P EH 14! + Gen Pet J +% | lust, 2% 92145 |8 gathered firs tre firsts, 3 39.751; of Bos “ axer i i} te next 2 vears cael gerne Gees for | Indes ational Shoe bid a 5 ibis 3c: | +Fed Pir Sugar SBS! 6M OB p aes eeeee +i} g 1201 19%4) 191, | Gea P 6s 28 4 9 195% 103 9 ase packed, 3 irets, 29 'y @. 30% ale; | ton. ’ i An olfe ars lear Cau y ig ; pe dent p iGe Com Lit 1; Ce eA ony Pinal waae ‘ 5, 124 l m 2 zy ° ; do pid ‘ Oi ‘? 8) 3 1?o | il nie , 4 } ef Ds 4\ . a 107 1 1 ? > le i aeoconda rs : 5O! as > | Oc; di . le: of » ‘ r by t ) e for) Joehenser t Packing 153 aragui lo Fed e A pss ty I 144%, 12 | Tm new rf ee 198%; Of i. iLeh Ps ys 1d 97 5 101 4_ 10) t, | Telpte 4, 29420 ',. Be; , Go, ator- tarily to li ~~ ¢ CEI - | £ oe n Rr > ong Ss Com ded Bet , = ity Al li ’ Fi piles > ‘ 6 , 4 ~? mp (1) t. -. +9 AY 7) 7 ¢ Se ate . Y 7 4 ~ ¢ a L ptc. Xx on -).? 3 , Mm) ishes .? > i} ¢ _ 1 Can: d o Wd ‘ + “e ) ] l t : - new se) pe + 7 1 Q7 i s iihes SSH ° Chees gathere:! tae Cabinet's i par crop wa “* '@ volur afi i@C a Cras Tj 108 : . : 25 i? Associated cotton T: nS erated Veta! | ee " su ; ant Pet aga. er ‘pr S*2 °? oth y MieN ” 40 ODD 5 8 ort ‘ HICAG( : pounds e irregu'la es oe offered " action. 7 he S the bas aut) «da £9011 ;77 - alent f - °* 30: . a : ASU N: re jaa i ect bores ax. | a , Mt me! ais - | ++? ' Na aie 4 ‘ adaa * 89) : Pe Lon I *. “¢ e | 1! re 9h ceeipts ~ at). Aort! -? , > re- éé . 9 Thig*e . Te se S18 ; | , Iii =for t ‘i . * « > |} fa wry }? ) . M { ‘ 1D ' a a t ran ? Ss Me = s * > I & L.t { 7 . 4%, 7 79 a | ° 1 ee } [ : ~ re aan enfosterion ors bee ci | Meet Pwned fem Ca gay | ghee bee sented a Ti Botton ond Mt Cana, S078 OLE Or St trai os S14 Nate Gan Sey 40 11101 te 10d 108 448 ea Cave: fol aed eerie | Saas am writing you in the eft lar ely Jed Hr *ePrmernt nt Ae | put by . hy Candv . he Cemen: we, Me ae ae 1H es Abort taN Ory : ee a la Vv . b . a ee 4 Yr. bts I aed a 4 LS : . 2 oO] a ; lerni- \! ® ‘ * . = 5} 1 3 JsLOr & C's a 4 i | 19] } s Ot by , tra ding . ’ € a. 53 Cut 5 ates s} j uf | er moth wd = “aa ite, {thie ls Glen y Ist pfd... nt...1 528;! & ee ae abolishing the ; Freed © er 4 (Pe ys | Pt isin © Friel 1 paat) fae) ore ee grass 1105 be 101% {101 % on round whites, st: market 7 B: on track, | volunt ers will sossesssse: +. ion ia@tds £ r . a oa * “4 isl i. IS jse mat es 2 phan rie _* ’ pied : 2 Nee | > . fF ya art » rit ‘ ‘ rac i ary t “ read t : 5 The Secr on of the Gr 1) Ped! Mh i ane, 8 806° ns” od ts i ee soalgiast Malis oh), we" oo , iy : 4 wV ” 4; av™m iV , vt 6 'gsdd , »4y 105! Aki. on Wester es, stead et about . ‘ : estimo is aoa mn . etar 7T OW igo-W os . com. ‘ 10 - NV _ j iias kre > 453 AB... a * | }’rairie 3 ° f ft) oe) hie Pow - ‘ 14 111 l 4 LOD *s sane terr ri} y with b etead ( ov ' , nia) re ar ; ‘ the Cabinet {! y ot Agricu!t Pola ever Shoes i ws New Y¥ t Chas reahman , * 41 tle me 4}. OU" -a3 oJ ines os B . z 11] | round whit igsets: W etter fee! y | y 8 Cod Liv : g ding M , yi c hat tins . 2 uit \ » ti > COT RS inn . ae ork —~ peti Bak . of) ae ee | . 4 +} 1 { out , 4 ie 1. - s ol o . ati A » ¥ “-* ] ar }] { or ’ tes 4 Niacot ‘ eelin ver Oi g t- at a April indie: ut reports up to t infor: * Rice awa Tote. NEW Y¥¢ Cotton C€ k Cor A 24%y 24? ,{ >euth Penn ¢ , 1234, 1232. 61% Pen It tis 4 _ = £43 1.90: Minn $4.80 @6 ein boy, E 1 Tabi . re 7 = up ‘ rrmne * . a a a ry | 4 } - . . te fa e pas - + "). 1 = - innesot; ‘ +>. rr) eacke ' Eman a ets. NM wet! hele wind that the crop age Sot gee F ice-Stix I . 3A) | apene TORK April 14 pening jen Bak Co 40 5a)}; 6i 241g | 58 O Cal 1, 158 234, 123%) Venn ) ed Ua 50) Lous, 1¢ $4 6b@470. poorle cs nostly $4804 Ay uel, wa if : ’ w the t- ; F erap : ; at of eri a ry Ga Si ae i dae bo oe eee } . , j atead ; ¢ br 7 ] > - . ‘re? I ape 5 r B mri) oe 3 40) x i ; aA Ww A a l a 3 | eun a ; ee _ oO | ‘ a i i a pimp 4; 1 ws: ie aul po el ix ex r st S04 ; let s , sg TUL d exper the large estien: wou! Scruges-V-E ds .co: 3° Aeto ady: Mew See oe ion Ice Orean 0 50%! 4044 | 50% | oe 0: , aoe ete ee ‘eon P 1A 3 53 eit oe, Oe % ached teens Uae ie te oatly 36.80 | P ely own com wei at commence! estanates rr ld fa}! Seullin § BD Gds ec Msnés! Ge - 17 ber 17.40; ee 18.97: 4. n futures | Gillette eae Nn. . 6 AD th % 4 . =f se } il of Ind. ” H:2 4 =o Penn i’ & - the i 08 i US iy, UB's $4.00 cs und, $5@6 tO: led. $4 Bo: tines ua! : , ’. just about aki c . aeags som aeason. e' ment ae ep lade by Raaneit tian tee] nfd Om... = Orr, | (Uo . ecember 17.1 of 18.41: Glen Al! . Al Fon d 5 O41 4% 48 I sy . of N Y¥ 7 HL 61 iF e 3% Phil El 3} . osl) -" ag VR, D4 450: sa anade sack * a few higher Idaho so irritable and . a and bones; ak ! re ; ern ! 3 v Dreger S ~ hal fee Tr ‘ aed oF ~ «) o- = j 4 ea anager ° . A:igen Ree ‘ hy 4a" fart ()}! . 4° ¢ ; 2 yh ip sk oP s “9 . pi eve yb - aie J; sac eal ri one t rap ot . { wi ‘ 0 cu tal] the er ag » the: sige ac heffie! : Bi £ Co com — : Bea 10- Seer onic anualy oe ne T & R ‘ 153 8. .. + l, Swan & “fl - Ihio ly a. 3O%, 30 > og A Ly “O81 an | L()1 sy Ps 9 A _— HY auality oo $405 4 sas 8 4 @ : oé I noted a wond - no appetite —-—»— as| Sielot? Packing eo, Seat ee aa irimea R & © 5 Box, Be ag! 53. | Vacuu Corp, 2 313 315. 8 SC Gen '3o! 10455 104 ae CAGO, Apri grade. 6%, depend- , in hi ; derful im Rit , 2 ——_ Slroure eCkine (te , 5 ae 4] ea } Chi ' Ha . R * - > | B: uum Oil ' ~ 1 ad ‘ « > oe RB > . r ms 4 c ’ lO4 Pry - teady: rece! pril 135 ce 4 lim whi . prove crs Stages at ¢ or ~. s Brose *‘aA’* : uj ye 4 ica . - ~~ aang can A o 1 ty 1 i. ? M Pegg orernetrs Mee 4: 9% “1 Ls 18 4s pnp Cc 6s WW Lo j i HS dg | vu 7 rollers Lire ts iwo oan Poultry lee purch le taking vrour t b ment Si33: Pittsburg 14 ¥ . Mther Cities : tie Acia ian . , 0) mS LN Se go rovisions 7 | Wewden ( ee pe _ T. B Ty | ba i ie eres ISCELI aNEOUS” uz U7 1, S Pel 6 1903] ’ a B= 1, R4 le | R4 be "le: pe ag 30@ Turkeys aA B20 Bie: petit ased three more box 4 lets and ‘ od iee p —e SO} thr On : ie cae 2 ° CHIC : aoe _— a ; . ° ° ey “ 5 7 - - » we n eae he - Ss ae : § VW BE = 4 t Ct} : Tat . “ 32 > 78, Ole, | i 6 i es } Cincinnati Pet. a fal >> escvern i fe iiC AGO cininnalaian Induaet mica] e ,' LH* To 4 t Con Oilfiel WEA OLLS SONY ae ih Lid by Jt {ICAGO Ze: ge roost picked " lis ati 23.6 ; F fall of .7 Stix Raer 1 Re = “wah ical a GO, April 12 iit ndust Rayon P = 13 ti} 16% |} Am 3 ilfielids 7 . Sor 6% '33 57 9345 03 14 3 } ceipte 30, April 14 eae, 1 ers, stu up and ap AT Louisvi ; v.U feet. 2 ae ; eg 4g .. aft & Fuller Ae : san yt? a i range: . 5y.—Provis: Tite = Tt te63 = A rat 1¢ ari 1 o, 1% f eae Maracallb + is rar 7m " Sun O 51 he ¢ 7 13 104 iy & {HS By j 6346 tubs: v. —Butter l . i rdv and at ’ he is ‘aga pesaarerr ere tit: i 2 ille o4 ff — fail of - Oxris . Om i+ : da Iston marke iors jlities B y% 10 & '( ardin vO .. , 4 +5 41 @ wr 2% 39 ' 106 standard « : ower: af rong A now = sass ches ~ A>. > 4 Ji 5 ~ * % it ieee = ie > - , narket nwratt ae ’ ° ~ 195 { . inal Ler ‘ (Fi * ‘ wift & Oo ow t, +) 1 Oy 1 [106 f s 37% ec; amery e ’ ré- : ater bad *- cheerf ] : 3 Cairo 40.2 f feet, a ri 4, | St Lowia Sotton ¢ A) : ee RE gga 2 Gis! 5%) § , | Carib Syndicate 4] On! GH) 3 Tran 58 '32.' 227 ost. 99147 9 irsts 35@3549¢; extra fi xtras 37; and a ha ul young: pocesanne ‘ 2 teet . isé of ») Be. ia tton teen ve High | andover H ‘ ‘2 @s on oa 51, 1 tc ‘ Syndicate + +¢vC "de - 78 rans © 7e ‘3 : 22; DBs ) >, Ot iy lower: S4gc; acc rate 367; v/C; th ppy m g : Le rs se 9. {St Louis Ar ~ a ee | Ian PB Sec nee ; 54a) Sta | Ci : "50! YB . 13) 9! P ; eco 27 otc: | than ot phis 30.1 f a rise of 1; 2°] United R Amusement . res 16 Mas LARD aé. = 71en YP Sec re 1 304 US 63. Iie ties Serv new, % 11%; 114 ‘oe U 8 R 63 + | a OSS, O85, @28e; receipts 20,6 nds 33 @ 34 Ac; k you. her want to » Ah ect. a rise of - Mem. | Init R Ulwavse 1 r 7 Fuly rae l, Val € :: a $6' 1° Se BSL Oy bi ties Serv boxy ; 640%) 40 2 11's USR 6! . ion” “| 310° ms + extras” ey 2 fa ate tH firste x ia 7 a ww ; . v- nitecd Pave 77 pr * 4 i } —— > t ise T va _O r ie : « a ‘ ? . ~~ S ’ ; . : — eeeeenmee urs 3.0 fer ? 6; \ ick W al +s a: pf the ‘ e ee oe . s° 4) ; ER ite ‘ SU ] Sf 5 si Poi eer t?) : erty 1 t + ] 23 { liom Sy a ~- BR 4S e¢ 8 AU - Us ¥ B15 son. é 10% , LOY i NEW 3c stor : Cc, storage 27 / rs) may print thi a Or! xc Aa ris -KS- vaitke on of D. a »« hS00 a 1S5 ‘Tr Ue On i pig Ott ‘ + | reale Wi ae Phe 8339 ” ‘ISR € oo ei! ; ] 1 : 1 i On er Os. . 8 soe 102 Lie . ; frozen, 2743 wis. ’ As a se agg St. B me onesamemunansa ‘ome Pontiac rn 8 2... - Rl may... 3 ELLIES, MEN k Hb Mas 3 lL. pfd eta “Se “7 a i oy Fest . 4 Oo S Ry Stee t 9S',' PR, Sees 2 > ec. | od me oston, ass.’’ Te ar 7 oe Sitx-dici Ex os - -99 Jrily oe ae Wit i540 123 y or ae \ F ~ b. QR 1, phe, se . Trans ‘A B ? 8, nee v FORE “i aaa 10144 ‘at 1. FRU i mihi. pee Pees 2, an a tite _ ~. ui ‘dend - ee ce eo» G4 . . ] eae edt) 135 5 Ne , Ay 7 e i ‘ 18 - » i 4 ‘ et ; as ] , 3 el, tae A —~——- 3 4 - ) Dp ——— d ‘ ov ake = A! . a caf ad PiadDa ] > - «> ve oft rt Pare , 1 | 12 7 4 18% } | LAO i " 4 tik +,° 2) ’ n { ,« 45 . Ss. 4, e be] and irl weak a j N a - ss a ; ediinedaderntens 15 3° ver ag >& 112% 112 a lard On} RA ,. 194 ;':¢ € G6! 0 é; Fi : :* pples \ a fu) z s atu d / nar i aie - > =~. -— vielen oa? ~ 19 18 4 43 Mie 7 j sion 7 " 4°, - . Rin ~ 1 Cc »"R Hty v 01 Ly | 91) ( se , re Stead as : u ] of ene r y> atron . L | ' | : " 42, Aa dines . Left. ] ‘ 4, 26 ity eip 7s '4% 5 Rhy a ff lo ¥y With iC r there i 4 and - : gra” " os ) { . - ih 47 Js 86 7 D od ’ s t—+ Doers Country P VEGE | Stee poi oa : =| oe 2a an 4 hae A 5 los "46 ; o4 rs mae RO he ST. LOVIs Moderate, emand | tell a er —any Reser em like fs onal and | es roduce | atu erst f ety oe Se POE Rapa tae ac ph tea od tlh yom tha a yeician wi) SEANS , i oe Nat F& G" 11 23% Le * GCM %s 50 . e 81% | steady on — @ Hrs, open ie it’s vi EEE e Michtg ~ AND ‘ies I OIA ae a N ies e233 2. 4 4 ‘ M a ‘ x OT . 3 ®1 7 were re ” #=moder derate a 7? _ vil “ he! : | Busin Sn” aca ‘D> eee | to- Demand N M&A L Co. ly 143 os | sa (| oeee a '63..-t 37 Oe a7” a7 | Davis eported 100 Beng FF ag take, and i @, horrible Ss + ess otes machine picks % *: at $5.23 land-; icked ( Slow and Tr La, er Oi) ) ei 40 .T 13) ma BF 6% 47. 5 aa "4 94%, 94% twigs $3.~9. 100 a. fiinole Sales | ach , is apt to upset 5 uff to 2 he Adai Deas. Gc: greck apie Gee 00 Ibe, prime “1 Dull ade Ryan Cone ... 18 § 0 Ki in 7s 44 5 $544) 85 :% | and e ono BOan Nlinoie F Ili 5; Ca, CO BOW an ‘ ; \dair ‘ low: Te per zen @pllit pe “ 00 lbs. Se ge er TODS F iil. jects OTe 4 SOs i. _T0 @C per pou! peas. § . Scotch er Lis PR Salt ¢ ‘. ' : (oa ; a os “oe 3%, 696 A $3.40 + en Da ow-| and wi rs are ' ; . of Atl: . Its and $1.50) Ind Ca! Ss he C . - ato ‘ rm > | Fond ae | ; cr { ‘sr 4 S a ior Med Cale : “-* 3 a > %e py 5g i Die yr 0 gO vis a” se presceri . “J re Your M bu Hanta, Ga., ha a ! Oy eRUiT. alifornia I and yel: | #0 she pe ie ted ) realt Cr ore 2 o ‘ MI lo Se...! ” OR & % | davis, $: rhe Ce ade” Cov’ parents bing (fices |} a, A ae rtgage | DRIE! E. ibs lia tima low and ™ “ ‘ ’ . ADS 1. {' r Prod ‘ = » {te Bp 6 ia % I "9 &§& 89 > $2.50 ame wap y. * 7 ov Cc . are . & in the Be . nas one i ples 1D FRUIT a beans & market 1 Dera >. {| Tide W PU 1 y s Pr B s ‘ an s ' GO: $4) to $3 ie: stec i y's od L E i é men > i ee te A ’ ear 43. ; — ai. «je inte > , " P 4 j ~ ‘ ss ‘ ‘ ! . ‘ willio : 40- 3 Ben } iver oi ng, Me. ,; ink. wy sGatmen > ed of- = br! quoted at . Evaporate , iv Coloradk SL. s or andiT Ww . A OL ed 216 %) & _ A ftys 4 #100) 10 9 da wtwig a * gano : ets— ] Com _——— : i : nershj i a Bar _ s might a oe to & : ec rin « ac fs i > made rusaers ? i reporte ; . \ Aa ¢ *- 13 oe - oe le, re)? J PS FY ad é 453 1( () Loo Oo boxes " a. $3 ra: 75 j sugar pound | identic rf hip of a ikK Biuile - suarter and chops oe per . oe aDd- one Biiss Tre: - SS. 3: 24 “i a Ler Ven ’ pfd - “ vy rHAWBRFY ATION n or children rue di se vou have Li more than M | dat) Realt ’ . my mer! ‘ ’ Oc i> ei VA Al NETS US worth a Is@ ~ . 3.f fe ] 4 if I t > wer, Sai ari be: (;lobe “ Cs. hiussian >! ” 11 13) + 3 LS tk, CAaABEeE *) t “ hitus ‘ 8. | lets, ke directed y, sive them these diversificati } Philadelphi eaity and T erly with || bp dyn his xs Salab! ore Sweet pot r Utah rurale, | Divide ew eas = ate ™ 2 > 3h ; ORAN 0 $5.50 ~ tanuisi f placea i ication iadeiphi 1a Tripet ; l GR ees Salabie fh inde wes : potatees rais Fox li Ive P ; aul 2 TUt - , 11 13 3 131. RANGES JU. ana 24- them er 30 tab- E A nho ot +n j hs . > lliad. “ ‘7 . 4 im i “~ iil IRASS emt . at oe eae rnierate ; Mere ‘ ¥. i kr - ot Len : ‘ we f | ipee ‘ . a wt s ° od ad aa 4 ° 1/3 P i= &7 %, od 7ES—, stead = vw Gold On, Sen - ia Sexy S M 7 mw 19 96 » 13 | wees 9. and alifornia dA and and watch —— Dp) many di presentatiy ey. i far ; ai office *} wig Cnarere c F poor te , motoy at restate 7 sth py. OF | iret ” Min ‘ - ah - mle hes 7a 405 ‘ 4 54 = ' Dox . wes - Florida . nave's. - | day —the health iam — R. oo 5 agg gp “sag -wcenatadiy wage bl Brin merly of the a aries H Pic of rag tt tea ihe , ao to $6 + te $4.50 ie | ten ink Rmaanes “Anges eee Sale ga uM 10h 14%; 34! 14 | ‘lea ; . 4s 2h 3 Hag a3 y +454 . oe MINS ret i egtacsagys $5 to po a. i should merce me ~ fall—-but if the dag to ; ge ney ' insure > ’ n if- i. we _ é . ai ler es . pte ‘ Poet ««) clover ; “ w and ; , gO cd av hanks =? . b rt is ae — i ¢ rire i 4 sh he nine Mil : - “y 2} d 84 nigsap® 7s pg ya ) Q be | &8% { . sNe (a if . er and ; ) nce { ' ‘ee ho : aes T 7° ‘ , truah ’ at De ue ~ 4s 1 trasb: Late , Norther 149A wen : rolide . ining | “6 i SO & ~ m eae? ; * +a 4) 0” S4 . orma ain with you unuega! {A One or » t ry 17k es a LIOe y $10 to § » SO ft iy at 32 eset } , oe -™ t ur: necwM ' wo, iY 5 Co 60 ‘ Or ‘ A R 12 per he ° p resu) are not houmed cla your man Th associate ain? herty | Weeds fot o $18 fer h r tatlis . bus>ans . = va, $o PP at ATINES 19 Sw i - a od ‘ Gi. O60 ' ‘ ANANAS ox in and to— satiefied i — Pe tis place in oe ce Genare lecomp The officers i . qd etek tang wthiehigrade 691) ct, beayily iiinee en sake $5.5 anks, $3. Mahe € Not hern | 100 1’, Its 80. tapos Me s 29. | : 108% 103% Bt, by yf Pe ae A dodving wer. 360» | to return bap drugsist ts @ es e vestmen ing [ore are mS Of the mort if- | $23 to $2. le clean seed airly @! amity Was cost nk WS pounds. set (HUF: : S| Prev s Vs 30 4.1014 > a er bos —-Fiorid "n@ sure—al , t oro =: | wal are practi ortgag 3 to S24, redt bn seed can aaa | oe tO $1.3 wturem eset) ice. rev BA Tp"! 18 | 6 101A accordin ida, $4.75 = ’ . gram, i ith those } ae tieally iliiet at $1 , wae . haii Sv ox of re Crat : ‘ Is rHal ; 25 to ‘ | olff-Wilsen biete 60 ila Wi: . v6l 3a 0 “LD aenf : : rank ; 2 ® | a2} wiil . EAS—Q ; "40 (a age we err ¢ s per Du aha’ & ; a, ps’ Mion : “4 $.3 - : , ' : > cae sah ehe ‘ : 2 ¢ i } ‘ ; ' T te . Ag . » Late eli r mnt Pasties ar : La Tri pe? ® anu : = ; ; } ’ , ontrac- | eis a aetce Cnok ~ > i aftlol } : a 2 director of t} vneree HY Hilin i a ) ‘a ~ wer (le o . ' ag MGGPI :*% _ se per bts Pr oe ~e , os . ed . 2 ~ ' ‘ i Li rg ke ‘ je Pa aryaen «c on eG '€ — \nec - ea z v.79 TF bss o® = r- ee , ‘ a | ues. 1. only Bie Clark. | wil o Pe Saggy Pittsburg, at Miiet National ia. ane Sth Och St Ee Se cc eee | ns crnte, nice. = Mo inted ' D; i Biddle K ] Profitabl , eh . wiee et eon: nd John Vi [ — Ro ai ets > bark ae ¢ enake gt 2op\ie a ae . Choy " be = . ‘eo cou? ‘ , j ' Frey of singing | oe poet from (le r ted. : cm ie alii at Tulsa, Ok = 5° of ccctat hee AO. ted $f 71.5 f Gate ie 10 3 — ates. far ' ‘on ‘ oe f eo | X c*¢ miling | . ' nia e, S PPNEV PY ar 8 i «i 4 MNS H 4 k eer 8 ‘ vaied $: oti eye si1iH cv » fy" oe ') hey . pap eg . A soe ? + ; nother ve Jans - . e loca ed : i . l4c gare Indiar. hemp Bes Ze “ie *- i. ae > Le ,~c. > a ty & smi — M R. from Mi) sen: custody city of ted in every | Franc x * roots ts arakeing Glee ae ake star mae | . JLORSERADIS! $4. at a a a. ii " : tase fri ~—! ie Coombs or more than 5 ’ K ancie 17 Mead FEATH of dirt an oT ae for Me ge nger its BZ a gl ou Pca hlom — A RR RRR ng XS —== > AAISe NO q ath nan $i 20 X ; , wig 000 00 - i o een , r CAaGONN one ror ” ¥ a, g- ore 2g . a ‘ ar 1b] | 17% by : ee ee : 78: ns ee - a .4°ze j ee ; Printe . 0 a Mirnie i : laver: restoration of U population in h, } of oo e heen elec ‘ nd Grant Baste etnck fon my o comma! 0 . er bs SI 50 4 ete Sonia oer io a * b | nstuammeniaiies REA er > =~ re meas-|°" trinide mn "s . : : . «s-Sh ie ts iecte i ae) eo eavbind e ary ‘ a 0 oO wy A iperia Rea -4 PBuitad! When Bame il Schroeer: res nited States the Bf} vacanci heffield Stee directors | gx fr i Bam voan@ full grown ae ee eer valley. | ——— S oo. William from’ Minn’ : restoratiog F . } ncies, BE en on. ity | ce mie gras In at 6 in full erown | pox. per bu hes 1th | — N ————————— : eo =e from nag Lienhard t, West, N if fill | vicked edie % (hic Di Molle ep MUST 7 3 r{ - —_— S ——— atlersifyt | aii n Tureck: restorati rr = » Nerth, Sou ' fi | Coca-C re — , hae te. 12e¢ Ken——Prtir sie MUSTARD GREEN me ———— > — Signifvi le 4 oline € - restoration of j ret m , th i Ola Co . ’ mp +3¢ ' é wm". croOlorec e ry pers Si —s sREEN> { « meanens mai: sg gon the; -~ child from Ch ortgage bo 4 ii By ntrol in O and turkey HE alg | not we red. $2; «ay ON] ,, home-grow “2 ar 5 N —— . Hide nm name of / M a to mother arles FRossiaell: custody derwritte b S nds un- i Sy the Associated I pen Market Body white Rtg: | hods wanted. inten eh 4 AY QP, “ $1 to $1.25 arn: | NY SS Eee ? harried “i mi a from ~aettg - Cur n ? | NEW ¥c ‘cing ress .' full fi a ; fieeca oC “May tg y ee pag os nthe fee 3 ~ ‘Spat EE an worn- | siden n 1 Rov Tal & y WwW Str om WwW YORK : ? leece er . ece ary : yrkey— pounds eT ua... ve] 'O Poe yf na ~ oon eneealeraemes - . . iToenry ame. aien: en ; ; Co. ~ aus Aca Cals iN, Apr , 4° eece een 250 aNe- ae sda ; . i.OoW . re nee ; di } ~ fn a No cood (sianz Ft} fy from Ann restoration of ° : help needed build heli] : aoe r seat fy Sadia -—Control of ¢ ‘ail & rb 4 Ao wreet t ody rolored 4 Sage oe . 1ON cEeTS—Red. § > Loo : N —————- anc) of ania from “Oliat Glasgow Ing in the la . ; z he ration i " Cola ny ; been ig! pe se to Oc on cointers ) “sg mixed lis 3 ARS per bu sed, $1.70. and white 4 S eg neers pees wan } ‘ : : > shaty has fur la Internatio iwhtiv = 3 Dp r _ Say. area te a SNIPS -_* ite SE f —, en name, n Holman; restora 5 rge cities. . j Market th OS cat ty ¥ panase.)} ational "Cr e per ce’ ‘ or re ifi ner cen? an a feat chi i tSN1I ss... Home-ger J S ———— —_ mae Seen tiom oO the c Pehares On 6 1 the Isit'; ! to the oper SCRAP IRON , wv Hema. hae re +-t OOSe. ee 40c t 50 y +... Elm REFUSES eee iailas vestor onservative in To insure the New York g of the latte en | OSs 100 the age ire Reig METALS . he Ae age Te le a alee : 0 Ove s ————— ae li lure! ra} e et } singh ‘ ontin rity 7 "nN ={f lz " - [ere rae z - Fs if ay eo ee iil nope ae : | Se a. ae B | os avin ot ~ .+-4251 Clevela “ T0 MAR wid »such well secure wa ° oun the ey. Os control eS vellow op ight phen $9.50 comes sie. zery tit Home-RrOM ‘oye DAE Gs S 434) \ ana . d, on” f _formed xe ‘a la aaer . , aA SDe- re 1 , rass 47 =~) . prner SR 5 A re PADISHE -e ni to is * 4341, Manchester PROMO : im iversified bonds T5f.000 ot the co national Corporation | $44 mire sii zine 84 th50 heavy | ane SI ISHS Arkaneas ae $ 7 : obs 3 "3 ‘ “ ‘ x . | sutetand m tie ("oca Ce? o acd! é ' ; I — resis : a ad “OD tins ; ‘ Lo ~ | i) ie = ms vit FE ou _ | — > ‘ 7 Swan TION AND ch +} : une share ‘a CO . me au ‘ a co - ] fix cto Ca } i NT 7 ut th ore ' . ‘a . Tr rare. ° sue ‘ed CHexXs $s Oo? mrreis bs) ar, M.4 i e ns ; ee S42 2 Plover | ney , Neb.—R ese safe bo ' 9. wv TO 12.50 4.75: arrels 3! TL ESSE TITTAETIOS Weed ~ eregnett , ; * principal of h “4 A. Run A; € nds? ' —" “ , M ATOERS-—> ity id : ad 25 gers eens cia Pr .: 9 pl. | Hy of t - | sia R basket crate riorida fan ~ slieot } +4 e : d ! asminainvins &5 i ate $7.3 new repacked a a A320 N. " gh school, rece West Point’ if R for Booklet & ®. 182 ° —11 | Cash “ey iia . “ te $3 $7: Bi al “ Rf. a ce ptr A ; manana eo =... i.» +». aden ‘th led with ¢ ntly was present Ft Cc. 182 Grain Els URNIPSLEN i taney 4c.7! nolee SS 1218 N. Pp: Mo. 1 the c} nte \ A ® ein ; comnans ewnere |) bunches IPsS-——New Al . aoa , X, ELIE Lape , | Single holce of remainin So V.STRA _ g 0 __ PEORIA. 11 ee ce. Pi haatet: Nua tack wean. $00 per doze 2 —_— deventer | ans > and continuing i aining . decor pers ved 4 US a C N MEMBERS © Rt son ars: un no salied 15.—Corn—R “ate new Texas $975" $1.25 ne — i how om if position or g in his press , Setabimbed 1s82 St. York, Chicago and Ade ' 63 Gi 6A mixed. 00 @ BT inc. Ne vetion ee eee Ft litle a ent position or marry |. torment Bond * York, Chicag EP ig eee St Bae a ken - | schools in + p rintendency of e 610 = uilding BOND cago Board of | sti ‘ ale bh, ae in hange 4 Ne of s i © tock Else h ———— LE 7 - \ ahaa . Bt.l eens n a nearby town hich 44 Telephon St. Louis | F S$. STOCKS, G ee “ chat she Ye POLIS. Minn.. Aprt! 15 ae CHICAGO ere ao ea aegesaaamd C it “promotion eke Years Without Garfield 7320 i] | Meszani ast Direct Private main 18 S32 nents tord63 ba 5.—Flour Agrcu.ture . April 15 /U. 8. D if if airy ‘ } , : le had 4 } and more pay.” Loss to ‘ yI : Beatmen’t 2 Wires a , aSint 7 ours : nresto ' Ba ‘ sé . ‘ and i SQ7 ern a eins averagr® 7 nigner ?ft , J «Josephine * cision irs to make his a J , Brench Office at nk Building ats No. 3b wit $ yellow oa Py ae nore al x é ig) 1p bl age ace VW ecdine phine Zeiss, | . He che s oem aT Hetel 29 998, 2 34%. a @ 39 , ATS 7 ge weno ES gai as sieht “aiioe a *.| Bunn 1ose bachelor -— Garfield 4600 Jefferson TOLEDO O _Nelow 10's @7S isc | $12.50 12-90; desi secwere doing Hite. , — rr nney came f elorhood. i a TE “ED eae ; y | $12.50 12.20 to 23. poun rms — ne ; ace ‘ eo : —- : OG as 9 PD tas? Lg Me Whent : hers larg ‘Sirabile ? : age weg: ED. : pli problem in thi to face vw ith 4 - ~— Saas en is } se ar $2) ching { " veraned ; ' N Y. an eri re pn 3 | l Bate sa, $00 hae | Ani ed for the S way. Hle ape 3 ‘s inonereaaaab-wrinetanatesanmenea canter i 2.90 Aleile p rEG $14.30 n aah (>t 160 ¢ , a mounds ane e : DULA g004 Be Oth , of sc} he post of s : : r. N ——— —_ ie - d eh $3.3 isi S17 , 140-pour . i weigehr $ J ©1340133.335. | a. iw schools in the n superintendent | NEW ISSUE ig aT we HICAGO, AI 1 ‘mbe: emo ,; sows 10.40@ 10%: to a 3.40): sele ton i rie s . ‘ * ; “ sac Facing parry nt a ei 4 a " pig ‘ " cc aed yt? 4 ‘ ~ . “re 10 - aehe>. 6 + =“ sts f » iy te ~tyge on much fa \ . neat by tow Tm, and - tae eliiieaamaemana — - - — : ti l aoe, Si .72 Fa ~ Asi WW} poe ; 12 qd $| citar per had just 24 as not married. | ji OR ieee 15.75. ic bis ite S Bel killing ¢ Bes piggy pant i at | = at substantial savin irable used automobi! ; ee ids i pe ore 4 = 10uTrs ¢ j 4 s , . 6) BR. Aaa Pp alits nee , ture 4 ins frre - — > es to . - ase lon a board took its Trogon | 3 DANVILLE ILI ‘cites ak mel — ly {or acitaee "4 than PO beak Dispatch during sca rai advertised exclusi select from -- ’ 14h Bi ‘ ? . -_ ff First Mi sd —s ; Flour and M ve one pte . we «x ted fa alta heavirs The ab ‘ ar W. , ive y in th Sha r un ne Vv « ] O Bonds ’ Jf ; ie 4 fr a Bg: avs mS r oerinag’ ‘ a ni fu io ia selters he y Bo e \e a dealer 1s by adie — window ot Many St : ‘ le ry eatin Ve! - ; 4 f - s° 9 $ i* tl ty ‘ " . 3m r e vet . * JU! wi hon NOK ; ms Die in Flames a : at aimost ae S, and success Pi and buildin y d — x grades a! tg aat $A -" t¢ > , anem ot af frotr - a 31 1@ 1° . = hard: r >, , d he iy rT tbe 2 ONMIS Tl] _ : wiree times ~ . ' assured: Ca or &- em nd apring ¢.e@gre at $8.40 +9 2 nti i g iarmts $13 $1 2 Bt ane standing in d ! p.casant t ‘4 , O' Fal! ebloo = lives of 2603 : . 3 4tac per Ib ky ee a | eady: several s $13.75, fat sheep ight | . n dealers’ , outdoor tt I 10 H a..on chi ded Rhode 7 59 4 2 } } ice Od P R . at I? Qot 5 a an ’ nae ~e ¢ 4) ya arm it lata it Dine a fy ' ( sAlfS t} ve eTs store roo i - . owe! ck - T 1 2. J | 6 ¢ WwW! . - 2 ; Tx rT . Tot 4 lat ms. poner l, FE ens here wh sland R Ee - ¢ ie nilerest mage te patent . ©" a! ‘ene | = P >, . . Fr Pid Ml 2186 in some ims sts ¢ 4 3 - . 3° 5. & “ . = if : @1 >. § "vi - > sei} tht . ~ : et isher poult h en the Scott Aes 3 ‘Ge D , Bs at «% mo “ rreciinn “et “a3 tm neard * o eS Ss) . ta 1) “iar . A i lo ne re : worn oft { stances have ; . ry : ; \ | ; ? ure 4 ae . ms oS) ae bth paella ’ hus ‘ Festaleeni kc fowls wer ouse was burned. 2 , KE] , ) iat ot dark at $4.15 se Bog arnt receipts. 2a" ilk Sll.loa ner y ‘gher. | o make them devel : enough of the ‘ ij : u e® Va _ O\ : “4 Corn meal tn St. I megla fadv; | Jar as res aie cee. ttle Q , new ' ndred dollars lued at several ET |) if : ; \ os follows: 14 St. Louis ts quoted by n 29.50: com kof stecre, 2229 stentrees These car p enthusiasm in any dri —— an L | j \¢ ) Ot — » [ ‘ l OUIS 4 : seh cag é $1.80 06 am = pe. soten, 98 - S Shree 7 chers and ‘het $3 50479 . od d - ars represent — y river. a : ar 4 . ae — 5 « i 3 iS 5 ere : , a0 a vie ) a . is ope letes s oO. Sor . : : de . “a a - R I H - | ® suse eal ole , ‘e - ; iy t) PO tia . 4 tie eq}? : : inkef —— +3. ealers can Use mo "7 the alers . , NITAIN 4081 ADDITIONA D ei cliblal ciinceion > cars must be ; : supplying ne P oney 8 — ! MARKE NAL ry Goods Mark the Classifi » gold. Don't mi w car demand a — _ — ‘ K fF cS ene Crea eo R ‘ t sified : miss es oe ev ut a cae Ss SEE ug preety YORK, Avril 1: lew, | Automobile Columns of th better buys” i — = ‘ . oye Rd pera J 8 PE Te * pa ten 3 sy ‘. ¥ ta epee: b Eres "het adr pid ber cnachcer Bs owes Sentient r 4 ‘ Bd a re eatin hegre ee ore, & ye ase AR ‘ LASTS, co SIERO Daehn: idiallty.< <3 as Sinagis., Diane A ne id La Ms Gee p ME Jor Ae pitrrs: WS one Be 5 nee

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~z THURSDAY EVENING, APRIL 15, 19206. Eth § a ee = 2 eee ee - -_ — SS et _ Se eee PFO ORIN | SSeS eS as Le Sl Li = May Sterns 42” Birthday : 48 Di. LwUID Pustcrnitit — od - | POWER OF JUDGES Popular Comics sf THURSDAY, APRIL 15, 1926, = : on ; + hat ati = oe eo . tines alas tin PE AR IMT PE ARE. OM ieee eae ors oti on ON We a DRE Ce marty tar nly len a ace aa i | Bar Committees Object to Bill: a | Hie Prohibitingf Comment From | a ee a 2 rie if ! ; md Bench on Evidence. | CHINESE FILM Fl ” ‘“@ a P dj “4 r J > GG a Y fs “3 a ee. — am jf * } ; . ; | owe pes - a & ei PO Oo age ab. sty Pe Sak : . : re. + ° - a > 7 a B gt . , oe . % Se 7 , * Pats > il ie Pd ee ¥ a5 - me ns oo a ~ oo >» Oo ne, * ns ple SEOs ROD EES: A. . ‘ 4 poe _* si ' * ~~ 4 e, ae err. Meee ie _— Ae Y = + ‘ . 9 OX . x > “| - * , 4 a 4 7 a ee “, ati we > Ces “i -.. _ See o> ae ns Be "1 eo Nk oe ‘ pee - : : ae = Me 4 ee ’ re Sa fa thie aR Nhs Fee aot a Ta ty Yat nha enn ed Semen Re ahceinln nar pmrn cuttin tiem, ee andeameteeien: the law without. “Tf the trial is to be regarded as a psychological contest, with the forces of humor, pathos and pas- sion in full sway, the reward to the best actor and the devil take the hindmost, then certainl® the. powers and responsibilities of the Judges ought to be limited to that of umpire or referee. , It is doubtful whether a jury- man could be found who has ever) served upon a criminal case who would not welcome such assistance (comments by the Judge).” Signers of Report. The Judiciary Committee report was signed bv William O. Reeder. Marvin E. Boisseau, Arthur Bader and .J. M. Lashly. The one com- mittee member who did not sign \ the report was Wayne Ely. He was attorney for one of the con- vieted defendants in the Jack Dahiel whisky conspiracy case, in which it was alleged the trial Judge at Indianapolis exceeded hes pow- ers. The recommendation that Dyer’s bill be defeated is made in the re-_ port of the Committee on Amend- ment of Laws, which said: “The glaring and numerous mis- carriages of justice in civil and Ps criminal actions in our own State PAH courts, where a trial Judge is noth- | cai. ie ing but a referee, and where the eS practice is as set forth«in’ this bill. fe 4 is a Warning against the proposed 4 eo AS. fi * “Without meaning in anywise | if to disparage the present jury aya 4 a tem, we are forced to the cone] .:- | sion that in a Tlerge number of | ) cases, because of his inexperience, a i and quite often because of his lack of appreciation of the scriousn>-ss si ei of his duty, the average juror al- So a lows considerations fo influence his Ht judgment that have no bearing «on the issues involved.” Added Duties of Court. The committee notes with re- gret that recent legislation has add- ed to the duties of Federal Courts the enforcement of laws which re- semble ‘police regulations, and ee 2," ew ete et eas . : nut or beautiful mahogany....and a real high-grade instru- : Bhs Fine Piano! ment through and through! And not only that....we, are , . oe be including as a special birthday gift a beautiful roll. cabinet, bench’ ee ; ie : — } tee... , 5 and a fine bridge lamp ... all at the special birthday sale price =. cf = 3 , Absolutely New SS es of $339. We invite aad to compare it ili other Pianos offered - Ws pe e NOT Reconditioned Be | at even higher prices... we haven't the least doubt in our minds 4 a: = ‘. - er cae that you will come back and buy this. Full 88 Note! oo , ee NIAAA f ; | | | 4 mee we eee sone igs altel Veg tp teh et sLrxvaVravTvvrays7 ee ledadetcceeae “ - RE Oe Se Ee er eRe 6 ee ey ae ects, att ARE SD - - a 30 Days’ Free Trial! QKwowwa : “ , Liberal Allowance on Old Piano gr Phonograph ! All Latest Attachments! SSS ———_—_—cmT. Three stars of a native motion % o picture company in Pekin. , 7 —I[International Néwsree] photo. wf 3 Yes Ur sts if oe VITIETI 7 Ay: A SOVIE ‘G Yp aa BY, LL ccc - FF asbhddddbdddi hdd | bh ichdddd an POLELIEEEEI ONS RS cs 5 RE fe fe Ps. ja. et * * q we gS »* a. % y &. Ge é A Marvelous Birthday Sale Value! 1/4 4 4 ’ , Ne Sans. 1 Pe gate a ae eas so so Pipe . : D ra » Pa D BA ete. . ¢ “ ¢ UZ WS NINN a ae Y vf WLM iS pA ttjj4 | e—_ Yy/ YW gts UAL, LLL | pak GY = 7 [ee YK WW" NNN ~ ~ cn \ Ww MXA[XAW,f NHS MWA VY .* . aay = . SALLE A, = —- = ~ mo ~_ = Olt ZZ a = ~ rd. ibaa Peres or wenn. * ad¢ al ~ os ee ee i ee i 2 ee > . v~ - avenge a - mas muons — ver sate - $e OM ne “ aoa . oes “ ee Ay —~ E - ‘ — — aad “che 6 “ ~ MOE 1 ROA IIE EOE SS Sa IE LS ETAL LALO EARLE FLEE ¥ ASAE Bir BAPE FOO ib OB Rg 2 i = = AaB G nn, ae et pe ee ees Serer a eae aise b . a : x sin f ; ‘ . ? hp : t : / . & : ae Y, . Birthday Cake From ~ , Herz... Free With ~ : e Every Purchase of $10 or Over . ‘ ‘ » than in the city?” :

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ST. LOUIS POST-DISpAgURSD AY. 1926. a MGE FOR Wi APRIL 15, Or ea ey — a eee, / HOUS SEHOLD A eaed culo. bd n fritters c an be made just as wasfully frum Cdl nned c bi as Autobiograp 4 fresh, and help filj out the nu when one 1s using up the — n by PREENS it over © There When Needed. Qne of these heavy paper shop- Ze. bags will be found Just the to suspend on two hooks in scellarway [to hold wrapping ‘ and small b its of string——out the way, but convenient. , af * m Carcful Catering. many people prefer some- a ii Fe ee ee ee ei a i ee ee ee i ee ee a a a a re w~. Ne I 5 Pe PB PL LLL ALA LL AALS LAL Ir fr ana a Sain Ma il fade si —_—- PLL MP stilt i Idren’s Stories «" lll os ser emrhlcerlt ermhrhcrwrmr'”™ i i i i i i i i i i il i i a ag age A i i i i i i i i . _ ~*~". ~-~-w~wawa wo Oo Ne eset _—-_ ~~. = ~~ —- - ~~ ~~, -”- ~~ J ee erwearwaesS ae eae ae eeaeeeeaeaeeeaeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeelLleeeee SU GGESTIONS ON Oe ed we nt te a ie aa , than caxe, that it ts wise to include pretzels of salty crackers in the | refreshments. Pretzels do secm to | cut that too, too sweet taste, don’t they” . ° . Prevents Spreading of Colds. | It is a wise thing to save all _ worn white materials, cut them up into piece ten inches square and have «a clean pile of them in the linen closet, where any member of ' the family who has a cold may procure them instead of using their regular handkerchiefs. They can be burned when soiled and in this sanitary manner help the cold from spreading through the family. — ~~ - ee we salty with ic e cream, rather a to his home. He entered, emerged, putting a white into his pocket. y hat had you forgotten?” asked My toothbrush,” he repited wely. “I have no key. I find » long practice, that my tooth- ush opens the door. So I] always it with me.” And he pro- 4 the toothbrush from wet and patted it affectionately ih his long, clever fingers. Admires Paderewskt welba is @ both a friend and a wnt admirer of Paderewski. Of she tells this tale: Ione day my sisters were at one ‘Paderewski’s concerts together has he came on to the platform a nan behind them said in a loud - “Ign't he wonderful? I ir he’s going to marry Melba!’ My word,’ said her companion wat a lot of money they'll make ween them.’ But, alas!’’ playfully comments sauthor of ‘““Melodies and Memo- :” Paderewski never asked me I warn him that he ce MELBA As “JULIETTE* marry him. wid have been accepted on the ee rc you lost any-; Venetian Canal were black @Ppublic men of world-wide fame cheering crowd. They tf »numbered among her friends. r Abrupt Same experiment later in @jen Kitchener visited Melbourne ig the story of the on the Thames. Other punfi dined with his party at Gov- meeting with the all around them, but thei ment House and sang after the Kaiserin in the Im- Were received in dead siletowing entreaty from the great he Berlin Opera Meiba performed one of h@ idier: fore the war, of | acteristic “stunts,” of whidi"Mme. Melba, I’ve been an exile eight years. Won't you-—- iser talked to Mel- | telis as follows: nl «6opminutes, then ‘Very well.” T said to Téjpn't you sing ine just one verse of her good evening hey don’t realize that they meome, Sweet home?’ ”’ he door. ing a prima donna for noQ#e also insisted that she should e reason, he ap-/{Shall remind them. Give Mifas his A. D. C. when he went -— - she narrates. hat.’ }the Lord Mayor's Show. She ser a | eg him that he must make them oat i oan ic | Takes Up Colle : love him, and therefore that he ed talking to me. | “Hie gave me his hat, § never “stop smiling’ the rsation was inter a WENN PD Oe noes Louise Mele — winner of contest for most perfect irl in America, advises SILPH Reducing Gum to the woman who cares to get a beautiful figure. Note—SILPH will not work any overnight miracle, neither wi)) it take off twenty pounds in one week, but chew it regularly and see for yourself how much you can take off — SILP H — at all good drug or dept. stores for 0c box. If vour druge: st is out of it send direct t: 9 W. 60th St., New York City BEWARE OF IMITATIONS Silph is the name of the origina! and genuice The only one we personaly mpage to Le . f safe and harimiess, On ga! bits Wolff-Wilson Drug Stores, I, nde rie, Pers Drug, Walereen Drug Co., bgganson Hros Johnson Bros, ur oprecharb Brus, Llrus | blu: es work — Isdin-do this who arrived in Australia. with one fold sovereign and died worth half a million sovereigns. He was the ‘one man,’ -Melba says, “who meant more than all the others in her life.” “When I carne back to Australia in 1902,’ she recalls, ‘he took me aside and said, ““Well—have you saved any money?” “Myself (hesitatinsly): ‘Yes a little.’ “Father: ‘How much ?’ Myself (fibbing): Perhans £0,- 000 pounds.’ “Father: "Wwel, tags, you're much richer than I am.’ “There was a pause, and he sol- emnly winked at me, and I winked at him; then, taking me by the arm, he said: ‘You're guite right, lassie. Never tell anybody what you've got: Not even me.’ ” edge of the Old Pasture. It was | a voice. Of this there was no: doubt. It was a voice, but it was | y one that Peter did not recognize. | HE way to make children like Never had he heard it before. In) 7° — is to give. them the kind vy = FemERGe commines ene Thus millions of mothers insist on rooster up in Farmer Brown's: the Quaker brand. Children who or- | henyard. Could it be that this dinarily don't like oats, take readily was the voice of one of those to this rich and toasty kind. strangers? | Quaker flavor is due to exclusive There it was again. Whoever | milling processes which took some 50 ' it was, was crowing. There was! Years to perfect. Processes, too, which no question about that. “It must! ™™ much of the “bulk” of oats, which makes laxatives less often be one of those strangers,” cried | needed. Peter. “It must be, because [dO Thus protein, carbohydrates, vita- not know of anyone else who! mines and “bulk” are combined in crows. Ili hurry right over! making Quaker Oats an excellent there.’”’ Away he started, lipperty- | ‘ood balance. | 7 lipperty-lip. | Quick Quaker cooks in 3 to 5 mine | But Peter didn’t go far. That ,utes. Thus makes the richest break- imal By Thornton W. Children’s Bedtime Story -o- Burgess | BOYS’ AND GIRLS’ MAGAZINE : Are you reading it? Out cvery WOMEN week with the Sunday Post- | Six banks in ty, United States ba “ABOUT | A New Voice on the Green Meadows , any sense. [ire they crow most folk twill pause; But some will crow wifhout a cause. —Blacky the Crow. | 1 wonder ETER RABBIT was only) Pasture, his black ears cocked for-! paye Prarus satisfied. There was ward. Again Peter heard the By no longer doubt in his mind yoice. At onee Reddy Fox began ; that two strangers had arrived 0n /to move rapidly toward the Old the Green Meadows. That much, pasture. | sense would crow like that, and |#52n, but the = | so tell everybody just where he is. | | if Reddy ‘him. I hope Reddy won't until 1 7e voice of the stranger was not Fox will had a chance to see him.” this time Reddy away that he was only a red spot. 'He was no longer moving fast. By Peter knew just what this Peter knew that Reddy was ‘near the crowing stranger, or, at | | = ‘proud of himself, but he hasn't | No one with any real |¢2Serly for the stranger to crow was so far | Dispatch. | now have wouten Rreteooe Egyptian wome. have litUe faith in banks and geisrally put their fortunes in jewels~ " . . It is estimated {Vat there are ap- proximately 500,0‘:\9 women clerks and typists in Engmne. a stranger didn’t. Reddy disappeared in the Old Pas- Peter waited and waited. Fox | Signora Marghei Sarfatti is ‘known as the “Moser” -of the Fas- | cist movement in 4g. wes heard again. Did Reddy catch him, or didn’t he? It seemed to Peter that he would go crazy | if he didn’t find out. | e ey (Conyright. 1926.) : Miss Rosamond Seti of the wie deserves praise who does not | University of Calisernia is one of what he may, but what he ought— /the few women lan instructors in Seneca. ithe country. SRE LL. LL LLANE | he felt quite certain of. It Was! Reddy was thinking. He knew) clear to Peter that Blacky the) that Reddy was thinking that any-| least, thought he was. He listened | Crow really had seen them. HoW-| one who could crow like that ever, he couldn't quite believe all| must be good cating. [Peter | that Blacky had said about them; | csished. He would be crazy and he still didn’t know who they {9 go over there now, and were or where they had come he knew it. And he did so want from. to see and meet these strangers. kw, f+ ©. LY HY; Good" \F VX Now, Peter Rabbit is possessed peter sat up to watch Reddy of great curiosity, as you all know.) Again came that crowing voice. To know alittle and not know |“fuh!" said Peter. ‘That fellow more was more than Peter could hasn't any sense. He may be very stand. He felt that he just must, R : h lox. find these two strangers and make |! their acquaintance, but he didn’t know where to look for them. He hunted everywhere he could think of, but all in vain. Then as early one morning he sat on the edge of the Green For- est, trying to make up his mind to go home to the dear Old Briar- | patch, as he knew he should, he heard a sound that caused him to sit up very suddenly and prick up his long ears. It came from far across the meadows, toward the in flavor... that’s why Quaker Oats entices youngsters met — —_ a a EI - voice had been heard by others. } en wood Add a little O-Cedar to a damp cloth, rub the fin. ish, then polish with a dry rag. Such lustre! Such beauty! Almost in no time. Not until all woodwork is polished this better way is housecleaning done. Pro. tects, restores, beautifies. At your dealer’s, 30c to $3.00. ' fast the quickest. The price is the same as for ordi- Reddy Fox was one. Ju.@n time nary oats. When a substitute 1s ace Peter saw Reddy and oS — you alone are the loser. down behind a little bunch grass. Reddy was standing mo- | tionless, looking toward the Old! lia er 4 ts. > eS | | | | \¢ | ¢ Y, if hecolate Drops If you think of*Chocolate Cand y 18 riot necessanly expens a — = =Sl 00 OM OA OF Fe ELIE I GG ORLG — f ¢ dic not mow could be sold at sucha price/ w that S ft ‘?. C: s. Such remarks are commog in Kroger Stores. In these days, it seems, people penn: to pay sigh prices. \! At Kroger’s, however, price «3 no reflection on quality. For pugity, freshness and high qualityour candy is comparable with Yhat on sale at triple the price. Drops as hard, dry candies you have a Try them! Know how raally delightful surprise awaiting you a ny in ‘Wroger made Chocolate good Kroger candy 15. ~ Drops. lor these have rich, mel- . low, creamy centers, thickly . coated with pure, rich chocolate Vig) B ——just as you would find in con- = fections for which you would -. pay many times this price. ~ Other Sweets From Kroge\: ‘ Candy Kitchens : . POUND 18° \ 5-Pound Box 90c ASSORTED CHOCOLATES— 5-Ib, box, $1.00; Ib. . weer aeeene CREAMY FUDGI-— Chocolate or Vanilla; Ib....... me * Br ¢. . MOLASSES KISSLS— Old-fashioned kind; Ib. “ete ee @ a PEANUT BRITTLE— 15 Crisp and fresh; Ib.........-.. tt oe et #. Pa site. f.#« Fa lk Ojtockin ngs For Women Who Demand Loveliness LUE Moon Silk Stockings are so fine, so beauti- /X | ful, that they instantly appeal to women who in- / sist on the best. Blue Moon Stockings wear longer because they are full fashioned, made of pure silk and have patented garter strips to take up the strain. In colors new, subtle, exquisite. 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G Househo!d Hints BY Absorene Archic AVE you started that sweet job of House Cleaning? Abesorene and its twin. H RH, will lighten your burden. A.bsorene is the Magic Wall Paper Cleaner and H R H the Master Paint Cleaner. It takes both to make your Fome reflect the sunshine and health of out-doors. Absorene knocks the spots out of your Wail Paper and Window Cleans Frescoing, Water Colors and Calsimine. H RH renews Paint, W 0od- work, whitens Marble, Tiling, Enarnel and Stone Steps. In the kitchen it isthe finest cleanerlor Porcelain Ranges, Tables, Ice Boxes, Aluminum and other wares. In the bath it keeps | tub and bow!s white as snow. Modern Priscilla Proving Plant says about HR H: “In cleaning a cream enamel Boudoir Set, finger marks, suriace dirtand scars were re- moved easily. 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