St. Louis Post-Dispatch
April 27, 1926

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APNIL 26, 1938. OU CAN MAKE MONEY SELLING GOODS rtunity is always open through the Agent and Salesmen offers in the pOST-DISPATCH WANT PAGES The - Only Evening Pafer in St. Louis With the Associated Press News Service LOUIS, TUESDAY EVEN ING, AP IL 2 2 192644 Pp. AGES. ST.LOUIS P09!" DISPATCH Da J ; THE TEMPEK. i a. m D4 7. 2 hit 3a. m % 44. m 51 5 a. Mm mM) Rg ee ee ry 7 m. ‘yA s m. 52 ighes st .; lowest, ws _ ? Now, SPRING, PAY YOUR DEBT TS FAILURE TO. Marvin and William Burgess, Harding Appoin- tees, 50 Classified by pammerones Costigan. (UASSIE’S ACTIONS - ALSO CRITICISED a lorer—By Fontaine Fox Member, He Says, 44. atl COLDER TONIGHT; _ FAIR WITH STRONG | NORTHWEST WINDS EKATURES. 3 2. m fo og YEP “Ree 64 1} a. m. 64 12 Noon 65 ] p. m 60 : 2. MM. tl yesterday, 65. at 4:30 p. 6 a. n.. Offic ial forecast for St. Louis and vicinity: Fair and colder tonicht and tomorrow : stron, north and northwest winds tonight. Missouri: Mostl cloudy and cold- er tonight: possi- bly frost in north portion: tomor- row generally fair: colder in extreme east por- tion; strong north and northwest Winds tonight. SENATE APPROVES PACTS: U.S. GETS $61 324 000 - OUEBI ea Latvia Will Pay $6,000:000 as Agreed; £30,000 $41,494,000. WORK OF ‘NOTED PASTOR, 75, ENGAGED TO WED A WOMAN OF 45 TWOMENIN AUTO. ROBBED OF $3325, “womsnor ON WAY TO BANK * svat" —— Masked Pair Seize Satchel From Manager and Route hd Post -Dispatcn YORK, William Stephen Ra’ =pecia. to the NEW Dr. x‘ Esthonia $13,- ford, 75 years old, who 20 =yeirs ‘ago was New York's best known 2 Y : _7 “+ ‘ cy . ; ~ and Rumanie Boss of Jersey Farm preacher, is to marry again, it is announced His fiancee is Miss Dairy Co. Rogers, 45, of Garrison- liarriet — AILUAN SHOT : ILLUSTRATION OF BROTHER SKILLING J. P. Wildhaber On-the-Hudson. The marriage wil take place soon, according to FUNDING HIGHWAYMEN FLEE Rev. Dr. E. Clowes Shortry of Gar- tm rison. BOARD IS UPHELD IN THEIR OWN CAR Dr. Rainsford was one of the Patrolman first of the modernists. Charzes « Reed of Missouri Denounc- One “Idiotic,” es fc ‘ itesnaati . ou reorgces He | whon he was rec in Stuvvesant was known as the Richard Croker. tain, would son and ror {> John Klodt Struck on Head Trying to Save Funds in Encounter at 1546 South, rch, Square. man for Tammany Lt ¢ afr freez- — ry sy +. itdi Yes . - : ' HE e Though ifeO ns | 4 sed nec fy i hn {cao ted Prees t Two da} 4 Onipahs li »? O° 1972 he retired from the Epis Op) ij bea 7. 4 ANT’S ] O U’S w ing j ort tion: 1orroy - Vs ear ; , ws PET ad —— ee een: tome ye W ASHINGTON. April 2 With ) were held » by two masked MeN ministry In recent years he his | : ROBERT B. DUL DEFEND . generally fair; colder in east anc ‘ | ' Di d b V | — Cane Plantation. : achine-like regularity tl sena T roy of 1546 Sout Broadway }lived§ in Ridgefield, ‘or and our 1e y lo1ence | E ION south portions winds becoming oe : | : abroad I D TO : o ‘ va . ae ; cl } { . . 7 ————- f da it its stamp of appruvai ON .4.+ 11:15 3 m. today a! ropped oO} . . Rte wee stron £ nort h wv est {) la p ut iis §& i Aoi i a i. Mi : } : bh, ‘ ‘ } test ictim a oO itician ore , . ‘ ¢ ‘ } SS wtih ik A GAUL ae 1 . —— Arkansas: Tonight. partiv iebt-funding agreements neTzotlated e927 jn ash and $1800 in cneckKs 5 By CHARL E ~ (;. ROss | \ kK i! a Ms _ | ; it natD ag i aoe if Ca: ate VW i liam E vans Roge rs. Whnos E d 6 Hi P . t * “ N 7 ene F : a ee A . } ¢ ri " Dispatch. northwest portion if weather wie eee : a : | of the Post- _— 1 he i sion nan automobile to deposit In @ Fish. She served with the Red . Di j N ASHING TON Ar il 27 ...f‘on- lears: tomorrow, reneraiiyv fair ; C"r of "ts h — en: ,ecernLe ee ye CourTpe P . . ; > i . to amember of the cOmmilssilo — sah 2 Senator Smoot (Rep.) 7 in 3 “ ee ops tal ns BE Mussolini and Fascism. vears old. a Republican politician of Pneumonia. fort to send Forrest vesgusen how it had heen ind« rmined as a Navajo Taken From She riff' ‘> e ye? rm an » ~ 4 “? T, by . , & i? nis ja I is . Lure € . ; ouasi-judi ial. fort findin Yr body bs Afte r ¢ ‘attle Inspec tor opens d the depate LO I oa a eres ye rs é } i Fre IME Ap! i] r gon? AG I | 7 1 i 7. Wild | $115 677 by an 10OU device from : ‘ ¢ a ‘ ~ 4 — : « é .ur ‘ . Oo} } ‘ } , va ; : . , ¢ a 7 * , | “= ¢ “- ‘ . ? ‘ - e nt. Glassi: s at iy io? , the ernment cattle Mmspe Tor ~0 miles ing cognizance i remarns : 3 rot ou ‘ 1 ae Ab wort ar ’ A = sb . eA ss , . ¥ ‘ 4 ° ? Ls ’ . ” . " « + . o ef i . { ss : Px. - 9 S} er | } rench debt s il \ > f A:it * $i + } r ; ty W ¢ “e o ’ P wae reme VW é¢ a in the ; tle Georgie” Willia ms Willta ms {merican Tobacco Co. up ry the | strongest one a hone oF im. ilerg ais ictne j i ee . i .* i ‘ 4 = ‘ 2 ly e« ; i sa urday . - e iif a) . alt l res d S at , - > n ble w t 1 E if . i! iJ i fi ci if wet ui t re a ; Pl pa ink $ , 00 0 ivy t ee] bia }. imt® ~ Cal "ithe b ‘ir enge@us cj in , fis ‘ rh nie v ith h is wife and wr chil- one of the ri entest industries oO} that Ferguson bela Teen oon pom Msimony (OMmorros A Coroner's Jury found tha z Doubts Nation wil Live to Pay. larsy suid the robbers’ muchine ; : 1 Amer friendship witt|the country. In recent years he (he. ae ee Vs , . ‘ —s . a‘ sD el) ee i front ,f ? . sovteé | t } = : rié 1 4 Tl ay rT . rar ‘ ‘ToT : if] . c i . ‘ . Ear y L hia? & ti his- ‘ re ad ‘ OTT ie a! his tie’a n my Point ing 9 t t} et ak rri rt « n- aia, , — +) : 7. » nn “a t in ‘ , { re ri) i iré Ti. e - A ? A rie it ; l€ , . | ; 44 : a h he duti ” financial statements to banks under “A W 7% bea tinn , aatie a ré te nie etn ’ : n wt he ynk nown P een a : , mere ae soe * Li Ai ? ad} 2 Wi Quit ‘ ¢ * tI ‘ AS- }? eT é Killian eight years AZxO | onfinea his at tivi y in . which Ferguson-McKinney fraud- — F 5 Ks , sud : ler the meric an- saat ial =e ll. } ct iro + to time ~ Ait ra = . ‘ } , — . ‘e =? iis 1) = / ° Ah ta! es , CAMIMiission? ere t : yt oO e” cpg ~agghae : = rer Vas I ‘ OSpital when he joined the police force as director of the 5! LOuls COR ulently borrowed $3,000,000. HA FIA Ge AS q ‘ ‘ pp >? r BAPY RE. FLECTED CHAIRMAN Pp ; " ot i] thi — als ’ _ nd rT ié ‘ i accused A iq) {> back Y ana WaS aSSif Tit d to a Loe at his h cern . _ wenn Judge's View of Case. years amici warm Owe Pes ae IN| ct ve ittered insulting remarks included Killian’s paint store. Later Bern in North paaeataes d the ju at onetianeipetnensemmmeeeeemeementll . P ; 1 > , ‘ ory - at c 1] rec itis ul ee «aa i i ss « . “a eT ce ay OF U S STEEL CORPORATION probability Latvia would cease te |} the temple . . aa ¥ : oe : oF 2 m . : aciaicall rred east to his pres- ‘ir. Dula was born in North , Judge seg r tabee? s i s ’ ~ f air in of the t ' . ; ¢ 4 ’ } In , JIUSSOINND) ana ‘as > ie Was lie atin — ‘ licens ° , tne openin 0 i . bye F cr hefo é © eT Oj i i¢ | ? i 3ét. ; eu , ~~ a ee i . . . P . _ , ; - 7: ‘on \Miissourl a > . : + t Dei w ! icn ime iudes the A hegT- (Caroiina ana cath ‘ oe his RM1SS10 i William Burgess | ¢ Stock b:stablished on Reg- ‘ ; . ni n > : | then told the State that, in OMIMoN : riod rt but : seis ted Presse . =" . MeTecrive. trYie a. « , ’ ; “ very me ‘ u ial qualities,” continued the | B: | Pres , IN MEXICO ORDERED ARRESTED « re sot ait al , , f | NEW 'y ORK. April 27.—Elbert a part of Russia a2 Russ ' ARABIC WORD FOR ‘OBEDIENCE’ Often. in conversations with Charles Count and about 4 years | money,” the Judge said, “he hand- ies i ¢§ tm) = = i a TY ‘ a : : i , m . nt a ; : : - a er : . ae " : ; - , iged as nublic off ta ex. | H. Gary. who recentls rounded out go to the B: - . Pastoral Ta tter Issued by Him ma Wildhaber and other friends. ago come to St. ee ft si so av ed his I O U to another officer and nw : . E — se : .- ‘ } ys ; a the "nited Hllid 2 to t! ‘ (, ee Mi ) I leced to \ iolate 4 rovisions ol 4 -illiga ‘efe “#4 t¢ Ao .il- ter} W ith James oy Drummond, ' : a - . - a a 1. + Tt i | — Ha 7 , Years as me AG >] ‘ i | i if a i W Plaiaa —& VU sa } l¢ + Willlan f A rr’ ! . Ps \/ "ian i ‘ that officer made out a regu at eit 5 r ta" rn ‘ rm 23 “ ; . ] . -¢ . 1? ' r . ; ~ i : ‘ on an is : + 1,3 ah y rT) = . a C a} f lesiral States Steel Corporation. today was some small and powerless na Native Equivalent for French Term the Constitution. ian's death and once he asked} president of the old Drummo ve ai check of the Ferguson-McKinneyv _ lia ‘ " ct ’ qesirai ‘ as a ‘ - » , ‘ ——_ ‘ , . ‘ re : t : hairman f th eld ye) #9} . rf | { c rif ne e° : > , “s pes ne | at r h@ : rT : - hare : e he ame vice pres - ‘ - icr " « . to ne na wi r of hem to car- re-elected as cnairman ot Si held a ring ‘ land Means “Slaverv: Parley Begins LENIC CITY ia e ' . Wildnaber 1f | had ever met we acco ©Co H e¢ : company, signed itand the bank . . . . é - o . y ePot i weal? ° . — . lroa >T) 7 sid bands : iva EB duc 4 ; - Pp . cto las "sta ' + a +} . ri¢ "> a Ou ‘s fist ; . tins at hé Bo i j ( Dire etors it} ing liid Yo 1 canna Kee} is : at Oudia. 3 ilafris A » p m. wesier la W id i¢nt oOo at ee . sho eit tee cashed it. The legal instruction on tariff ang 7 of the directors people from the sea. Russia will go By the Ass Press al letters Opposing Me t0 haber was in the paint store with He went to New York in the late) |p ogement which I am bound 8 Naaman = r) ) vi c ; : ‘ + - : . , cr ' ee ; ; “- S] ni f e : : : rh ires Tors PSltanw gnet b ¢ ' t} € Seg aT da I -a } W i ¢) iI) ‘ } _ A] ri} lauses at ¢ Vis xica? ("oO ari 1tiO kK j iia? Al BMCNHICK., s'rore manarcer.r. riivive tie S as & vice pre sid¢ nt oO! the tn give the jury in this case carries ms ~~ a on Se 7 comm st ox on a regular $7.10 peat - The o ' [ neg - we i Cth al arders { r-' and Robert EF. Lee Rillian, nephew |, American Tobacco Co. when it took the clause: ‘And with intent at the ecor as MOVEISLS. ¢ . . tt na Poeaiee ss we :, , Si, > D ds wae Lo ie om divide DaSIsS be he las two AG é rine to The I S € ‘ } y a pre IT Lé = " ‘ Of } Ce Killian ene Sori of the over tne Drummond and tine Liz time to lawfully defraud, convert t ‘rR 4 aa > wists ley efe , ee eee . a ial «i ivVii™s - PZ P ‘ + Tes +) Or} ; ai . . . « —* Y sg s. Ma years. O! SO the { rrporation has ment Reed asserted i t S ens ; e® Oonens ; r if- ‘ ¥ ig ‘ tilled bv Williams The con- gett & Myers coimpanhies. When the money to his own use and per- vas = ‘ Tr: ter A: ! i iring ; t" ry F : 4 r a " } ‘ i ] ‘ ‘ ; ‘ t¥ , 4 . j - , : ; ; : ’ } bes I pa Sie at) x ra divide nd of Wo ] | tye Tile cle Tne ’ AaAS\1S f q . S| ‘6 ry ) é rs ?? UW Q BR = {>}? l Was ¢ at . , P \ eTrsaltio i \ ee red iQ fne | OO LIT pe ‘ A rile’ rae aT *¢) npakrhs was dis rmanently deprive ites owner of its : Mv ¢ ~ +> ( + 1% | 4 % as e ee mag , die ‘ 4 Pe ce P — th, iot “ie-¢ t*, rrye (>! s . — , o : ° ° . ‘ ‘ | ) eq , mn , . _ —_ 4 f R * “ , Trade Mark Reg. U. S. Pat. Office.) eal eae a Johm Hulst was ¢ ed a vi ‘England has given assurances 0 ) sti Bishop Zat Hueju eis: What would vou do if Williams) a: Tarrytown until a few years @£0 | pig indebtedness from the company SN {)’ ; )* Y } rio Qe ; r"¢ pD- preside r + of t} é POora nN °n ; " h | : : ya “ ay ° T} , , ~~. = - , } > : "sy a ; “ale ae s " Cul T ind S59, S8..90- orre ‘ re fuo words. ely to ;1}s reroce th 4 aia _ r+ ,t 1} aty ie ~ 1e gies , , ipa 0 a aes . ,atora! atter and siIsSNo, , , . 7 . ‘ ‘ " | | : i re ote onan poe a :) PROPOSES THAT MAYOR NAME ready ft rccept the tempora!l and| #4rateS pa peas dite ; ! _'tdeniv move his right hand to his | of 4905 Argyle place and Mrs. / reckless business methods. but Reg: ’ : , 1 ec rae a f rr @& — | rill é 1Ou rec ( ? 5 aa emoridi is consiaere a ‘ . ' oy : 2 iAe ‘ Ra ss decided | quarte: Urpius a spiritual authority of the Sultan’ | Torres memor: . as eft side, drew his police revolver! Townsend Hornor, who resided | whether under these circumstances apiece : rye wit. Saco ng ZONING ADJUSTMENT BOARD hut reiect the cord obedience — | violation of {he provisions ™ ; fror its olster and pointed it at! with him in New York. and tWO ayn ft constitutes embezzlemen? . } ° } fe : i : . ‘ i. ‘ ; : ? odu sts of a number | : ) ee ae i, —* not | Constitution ities There waa an explosion + Grover (. Dula and Robert —e | iain ‘ “ v hi COU ed , } en toes yt 1iLhA rye ‘ Was Aan Xplosion sons. rove! 3 Ulin aiiG “ As thie case 1oOnu estar . “ she ef comr | Plans This Amendment in seirteain | K aw nm , tier no ids, I would ’ } s,4tr cr na | Ne un an | | 7 + n? ? , "“AVtIor Rr ti} } ¢ ’ ? xX - : . 2g ra , Ord t fequard Validity sient ._—— Oe ee AN AVIATOR 10 Al TEMPT nd Killian. shot through the heart./ B. Dula Jr. of New Yor! have to give an instruction for ac- & (| ory ’ , ’ 1 | 5 > ¢ { . " - } . cr " " ‘* 7 “4 iron and steel pijot Is 15 Years ars Old and Great- ‘Epwer- = linance. in A! in which the meaning is, ITALI fell torthe floor, exclaiming Mrs. Dean and her husband left | quittal. Dats ‘. ‘ = " - or re ’ . a ' , . , = " mf ~~ + : ce see —" Great-Grandson Is Passenger. i iC new eo ee wrenician: | ROUND WORLD FLIGHT be JULY “Johr, my friend, you shoet més for New York this morning to al he State then recalled John J, an! ‘ ~ ‘ ! r mn Tri . nt ) Oo inf . \4 - ; » . * re " ans ible « ry, sugar, leM- | pe the Associated Prees : sant mee . rraff Policeman Gilreath, On tend the funeral Thursday. Mrs.| Woods, assistant treasurer whe ym : ~ -* ; sit 4 i e Ti } ® tra? Sier r ‘ 4 e ' . ‘ , : ; : ; Owe 4 ; 4 in? f ‘é > OH Y ) A ( - : > af ad Woo \iarv Huffman, 104 vea rs old. of po \ r to at po oni , ? De pine va Ww ais mi w“ vT sate eame running ) t} ‘ erore. He ati‘) v,uson. one A io Raggott secre. = é ai ; En ust m*: nt fy on hi ¢ re sider ( GF ac: *lians to ross a ; F , ‘ " : “action of the commission Indianapolis. set what is believed to Justment. from ihe | Presiient °* BALIBEMAN WINS DISCHARGE Back Plans to Cros Kiilan's nephew conveved the $456,000 STILL SEIZED! tary. who siznea. the remainder Bac " ‘ A e : oi rne 'f rg © A luie rri¢ At ) al. tile ialaie KOPN A , nination of he a world’s record for the age of aw ert troduced nt Glas } ‘ na | heey aT person iding mM an airplane , p> ecident N .etr - 4 ' ‘ aeseil rr me ie mip Mi . . apn der Wi i a he ad hye e ' ‘ r ig ( hic ago Polic ce “AY Piant Ww a“ iw ad ise was to be made of the fing €: : 7 : ; as ” ' oOaTra r ut WOU tat MLIMIALC ie . . . , ‘ “i ‘ . - } - —" ‘ ™ irmed by the Senate, Glassi€| when she made a 15-minute flig:1 ] nnouncing h plan, Neu judge Rosecan rancesco de Pinedo, the Italian! Pp a me and qd gone to Ope rated by Genna Gangsters, money obtained on the checks he s Lh TiO _——— nieces doce ar if” " 7 ~ ; . “Lalit ot ' u : ' '* + + . ’ chy 7. saints ie ‘ "2? at ’ ‘ ~ 1 soon at vard, according tO | vesterday. id —_— the Cir (‘ounse nad fe ‘ir ty iw lI.eor wth made at nd trip al . | Sassen ee wt ee a ae Bs Lerng en ae tg i} signed. Hie had not seen ary of the ¢) Pr a be SA 1 we a : ny Or hHearine : , “hac , noe excused fror hic ’ GO st 27 sti! ' Wilf necc tha: tha cote should She was piloted hv Farnam Park- x Sse. out oO hb rons . ‘ tn ce ied ' et vear rT) ne * lwo j O1s r ier ‘ 1IseG rrom i { HId’ A st), Apri - A I [cot s in conneetion with the tran- i ; » ae Dr - > : err) Tt) ~ ? rg cy? Se i) i hi ‘ * . fevy éha* —tr a —— — . i] oe wil } TT) ri- , ve been deferred | after his'er of Anderson, 15 vears old, the |. ynalitvy of placing the appo ng || ; : ctor eo on his new ‘ I Sergeant for that pu 1 four-story building itt he hres , Sactions, he said. Baggott had ; : ; . P 4 4 tat he - . alin b? , : Bi ~ eae = { oo . rs , . ¥ r “OFT as ° | ’ -i¢} : ; 4 ’ a? ; } f ? I Vi Wer Mi | , ** — - vn #3 3 ; ie a iia . P a - A) j : , TT ia greeted hi with nual outpu aAiconol a a ' 7 i dat up | pq" , Rirmation. Costigan said ehe at- | world’s youngest license d aviator nower. as the ordinance does, in = ‘ ny , ly ft ected fligt mi , . ' K ' te , : ' 9°50.000 and canioment seen many of the IOU's and was . " ; ; . - uff ’ . f iT} ‘ ¢ . , fi 4 ¥ ’ i 4: y if i¢ Th ¢ at f tj ee? y ii fit} ached neo sme rm pe rtaT t Lo In fhe pniane with Mrs. H litma’ the har as ¢ f ny ficial but rie , ; . h TY arour d he worid, ace») Ds ” HM : pos all , 1} ' pwa . , - 0160 Mie aware that Fe@ruson was borrow- the ! ore wasps qaisturbans ‘ mes . — t hie shook han A Tt "ildhabertwalued at more thar r9f.000 wae i. * : Ae } : - rs) rema rk ‘ } it if? the was her five-vear-old gre: if-z£ re At MM; Lvor Neun dor S no th , | this % mie , : Cir rnale I) Itali 2. I 5 : i as t " o ; Sees . ‘ ! ‘ : I ) ; nek | ing large sums of money on them / oe ~~ : wicieall his ead vandaceé . . : eit! had placed « rder e ane si] seize ys the olice as oe . , ' a 2 e1. 6: Glassie ate activities | srandson, Carroll Davies matter should permitted to en 4 atl oe 0 j n Ww. W His itinerat tne pape vs mi" ravcaiget whetgtais ' _ + ; : nis , ("non examination by counsel for ‘ - ae ce , : Is Tatner-in-iaw v ¢ , ‘ ‘ % Red fo a store a HED "in The lice sal at WAS OPeTAl- . , cm: egard it as significant. | re wo ree Ter weary Oi ne Ww, so ~AGBA ( e from Itals Weste ee : show: hy ee . moving bn nie ; . ; ; ++ : a oe ‘a Ferguson, Baggott testified that : . ) i ke ¢ ‘at i} - }OU . P . eS, *h Ww " 1 Be ry i’ rt + ; . 7 Yie " e ae : fhe e - “ve r Pad \I r (tlassie had -~ h \ desires to ave i changed > - : ‘rossing rote Dakar tr, . : F ‘ , A a ; ed ! rT moer ) : , a throughout the re riod that } erg i- ‘ i T -_ Paha ae teat er] that I ct ay A ) nee3 ‘ « , ‘ ’ + Pat ri] ‘ reg aAagares Th rae » it-ho “ ifts ¢ ler A F — ‘ wiined ] home las night brandis c 4 + inal , - the Re ring Srrs C9 by ah- a4 Fiere’s on enh gallons of alcoho! a Aayv. ertificates of stock indorsed in ' ~ ma r F sats : ia _ zg e “ates ; ' °F ; = | i missions Significan ty ee 1€ BR. and ©. Authorized to Buy C., . ppeared to be a r t _ a . } | Ts ; Tif + i} > ; ; . ' : or . ce p ov ‘ . fi £0 ; “SPRess was presun ibly intere sted the eyes and not with the ice \. Western Railroad by purchase of [ £ :, Change Mechargred cartridge ani sa detectives are ‘searching for men stock, at the request of Murray =. 5 ee oe ‘ . J } ¢ s hack uN ‘ eS . : ? . . . " = , } “ft v " le " : ° ° hose industries, was omitted vuses, apartments and flats in ) The Baltimore & 0} wri ) MILWAUKEE, ' Vp T[—Ilhe had kept the trigger on the} = = 000 for the Alligator Clothing ‘ai : : . Ul ' , a ¢ } ; OY } im’ 7 A i ' , fr. i no* @ +} - ; ‘ i Dan Tn ; ' i iy i ad / rhe new lief and in estigations —- arou ind St Louis £1 ve ) h ad applied for atl t } orit ‘a oO! mat ‘ ae , 3 - 4 i . rmiher far en fe #. and Ford ‘ ets Hay Fia ke 100 VY ear ] 4 * « a. to. rin ) + he ' 1OT nail i . ts ‘%4 ¢ ete € \ + * - oe an faeces snembers od b ‘arranged and the mat- |) Baltimore & On) ) extend its ised fro! _— gy Bee aie , iy. ex- exonerated him declaring th ears old. ha been added to the We considered this embeazle, é i ‘ y ¢ « “s } : : ‘ . ar iy . c} } r - ‘ si ; ' (ee. ita. ; +) ‘ f? ; . it on P cane seainet three, which has ' aa al finding a home disposed \ services overt he Cincinnati, Indt-| shortly befo noe t Std : tinn hooting an “unfortunate affair. ‘antique collectio of Henry Ford | ment charge our Strongest.” Eiges ; 7 : ie ' in xt “, Column 4. 963 IEP EPR: dinate tienda Riad , Le i i+ Spyies ee ee Patel: omens) ot + wy , ~ - me ln Sets ast l eatitin > a ee ® & > tee ~~ MO ig yl aye oe

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es Hee a paige ad, CAO “SUI: seater SN ee Sa Os oa ae ree. ee te we ftw Se aices SRNR LAYS ew FIT nat ak ‘ + * oe ee by Scarab rs as Sa . ” '. 4 ee ant a as A, i NS OG INES oo whee yae-07 Vege ‘o amet nate oa ; mS re a Se : opi ports Ser Pe TIN OPEL mye eer oe 4 “> bs a Sil coe 7 tates: »« gt toe st ines anim . Lea np ) TUES SDAY EVENING, APRIL 1926 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ST.LOUIS POST-DISATCH ~ _ —— Fourth Brother to Meet Violent Death and Friend FOURTHORY CHEF ex. = S INDICTED OVER ssn, WISCONSIN GRAFT gg C. M. Perry, Former Feder- al Enforcement Director, Accused in Plot to Sell Withdrawal Permits. OEE ROD, BRR SPRL Ad SOs PE mai." 8 OSE AID AT MILWAUKEE UNDER CHARGES ALSO Head of Wholesale Drug Concerns and Roadhouse Keeper Are Other Alieged Conspirators. 7 LG Ww A Br the Aseociated Press ; ys j . - MILWAUKEE, Wis.. - M. + enior¢ former for W {nited States grand Clark Perry, ldirector Scronslu Prohibit indicted by a Ion} ‘ inist u jury on a charge of conspiracy ' t] W uceused, The tirst Federal dir tule, Josep! Wis.. was the ca (j"?s violate e prohibition law. Is wat | f fourth isconsin dire: to be (;uidice of Sling jd but cided Joseph ‘ ry 4 «, é } > ati ade sae ° ty Ay , i NiskK-’s ‘ nouses ut : LO “ey Lo mre ee LP es A Pro COMMS AAs « nere, > ' he Ali dlers, ‘Siu je ; ty 17 W pate } : howuse tion eh: ryed ; to withdraw agreed c buarte; pur t¢ felomniously ingly. withdraws, Cot 0) Sey and sell liquors poses. trol June, 124. Verry, Continued from age (ne. roboruted Wildha- the oecurrence sgh «* a ' | , of Accident par 4 Coroner's verdict of accident] Hon — Ji laas returned today. Wildhaber, : * pao , of the who had stified., advice ‘ternal | counsel, down wept. on %% fected aring the verdict led | eee | (116 it the room Phe nt Policeman Gilre KE. Lee Killian. tified his uncle, a the shooting, said, Wildhube ve “You don't imuch I this man.’ funeral services for Ikillian wil! January 1923. shooting co! report of Verdict bers the alleges of the the indictment approved applicatisons Tisinouth Drug Co. and Sadger Whole Drug Co., headed ts Anton, to withdraw liquor. Charges also are made that Anton and Lawrence plotted for fhiv withdrawal of thousands ullons off Whisky which the in dictment alleves taken out an Perry ; ' the not te of broke s6 OT) and and was onlv wit ath and Rob The latter tes minute hefore referring to know how! over { The Secretary of Andrews, Way} make provision all prohibition high appointive civil service regulations. This ment accepiec at the oth by wets and drys. With les suspended debate in the will e limited min- ad will from floor, is eale al | he: i frotn were me ~~ ¢* 7 rorcel both WAS bond with the permission of The indictment further alleges tha' Welling paid Anton £5000 for get ling liquor out of bend. Anton and Lawrence agreed to pay Perry | be held Thursday morning np Pn 1} ert: K Be 4 *STe sh ry)? t , ‘ fj $1000 for his consent and co-oper- ! lcs ae | ‘ st eg we - ) ‘ | tinde oulrevard. ane =i. BIAaArK 8 the indictment charges eee ip pie o al ‘ 0 *) ' i ( ; — 1 ‘ . . : ~. I r ‘ f June, 1924, Anton and Law- | ~ seg ' = ee ” exten 4 er i the in Calvary Cemetery. Killian conspired, the true bill}, ek 4d MIr te $100,000 worth -” esa abt - . node silos : rae bia te Mildred Kermode Killian, and his from he Plymonts ees ieee mother, Mrs. Margaret’ Killian. Y arranging a ta ; ” ' who lived at his home, 5210 Page boulevard; sister, Mrs. Charles _W. Dickman, and the nephew. Robert E. Lee Killian. Killian had been (tics. first as a lO. ‘- and the He rnittee ullon, 'n repaes aE Kiates, sag of whisky warehouses robhery. Perry wes arrested yesterday an hour after the indictment turned. He was released of 316.000. Before becoming rector. in 1923, Perry had been head of the permit division of th Wisconsin prohibition office. A former resident of Gshkosh, he haJd served two terms in the Assembly of State Legislature. except under amend ,time b the ru House remove wasS re bono di On active In poli-i_ ; no am Democrat, later as two-th and had served: as: a ASSAZ the Republican itv! P ‘ omimittee from the ee ie Ward. Hie was a Deine the Knights formerly ourth Degree Assenibly POLICE GET JUDGE'S RECORD orser wittnaner is a i Columbus He Is Said to Be Clarence Hoff- The elderly mother stadt, Who Escaped From Asylum. Killian "iene Ley the \ eat ‘ b soneran aD : : condolences from JACKSONVILLE, Fla., - gaa neighbors in the same rhe true name of ¢ EAE Ree dneccied o that distinguished ees Ville woman several reed tragedies. cinta ae while posing as die was George Killian, ' _— years old, killed about burg, a ) | 1592 in a playing In an -unfinished buiiding. The killing of Killian in 1907 was followed, 1912, by the killing of “Don” The slayer. John L. Stew- | posal a Republican, member of Central ¢ i ty-sixth ber and w Imem- ‘olumbus | eal s of the the thar | Within rht of ot the “us master - of K nig the f receiving | ana man- Ceres a unit. ¢ lectors of today friends stoical her in pre- ive is ated Press. April 27 H. Drake, Jackson- weeks ALO from Pitts- lioffstadt, informed from police said, for- | jn at bite aped from the Pat-! art, was convicted of manslaughter ten Insane Asylum at Angeles., and served a short term, Louis E. Hoffstadt, held visiting | Killian, Another brother, died fle membership cards to the Atlanta pneumonia in 1918. Another fam- ~— ad (Ga.) Athletic Clup. was arrested | ily tragedy was the mysterious | Andt here several weeks ago on death by poison in 1!1911 James | "°t 0 cion and later was charged Bannerman, former Democratic | *"' passing worthless checks, Steps to-| nominee for Mayor. and a brother-|' ward returning the man to the in-| in-law of Mrs. Killian. Pesos the sane asylum probably will be taken. The shooting of Lee Killian by | might authorities say. His t, Williams in 1907 created a sen- for May 7. sation. Willian’s dying words were, bane “Williams shot me from behind.” | Th There was conflicting testimony |em W! Mrs. Bessie Goldberg, 1 waitress| about the position of Williams and | retary at a restaurant at 1104 Frank'in | Killian in the saloon. in which the | such avenue, is in City Hospital | shooting took place, but it was gen- sury t suffering from sulphuric acid | erally agreed that Killian was |the n burns which she says her husband. istanding at the bar and Williams | The Ben Goldberg, 2124 Biddle street, | W@8 at one side. Williams’ defense | will b from whom she is separated, in. | as that he fired believing Killian | diciar flicted last night when she was| “88 about to shoot him. A jury | held — leaving the restaurant. Goldber:z | @°4U!tted Williams. ; modit was arrested, but denies the MISSOUR! BOY WINS PRIZE °° th charge nese ae - Lavern Kerns of Trenton Junior College Gets $1000 ‘for Lissay. ST. LOUIS POQST-OISPATC! TRENTON, Mo., April 27 i.— La- founded by Bre ta. 1878 PULITZ vern Kerns. a freshman at the Pubit ped Daily by The Sater Publishing Trenton Juntor College, 5 fth butlerara and Ol Street. is winner of the national $1000 prize essay ‘ Bureau ¢ of ‘i statin contest conduct Bur OF oF ED PRE 83 oy fats usivels tit — new 1 ’ ed by the American | !Y or Febubrca ten ¢ of 1 . ited t -#, ot are bile res ow C, which ner vious son he (one which commi Issue ment wet to a Judge larence Henry police guy they were day in a telerram Keles. Hoffstadt. who fall while was is to- An- Las Ice an 1.0 WA hg suspi- with of trial is The Says Husband Caused Acid) Burns. toaay itee Ww wet b — on “The Rela to the Enrich Chemical Society. ithe a The essay was be thle be aio “th oiein. Y i te of | al dispatches tions of Chemistry BY MAIL ment of Life.’ Reet £: one Preis To Fu ist Delivered by ott April ish Ww ater to , Glendale. (N| JEFFE SON CITY, April 27.— The St. Louis County Water Co, to- day filed an application with the State Public Service Commission for a certificate @f public necessity and convenience to furnish water service to Glendale, St. louis Coun- ty. The certificaft@ is the equivalent of a franchise, from but h “arrier of out-of-town riga, Sunday vous s . at 6 larza easSures Oust permniit rnal FR ‘a4 * An tion Committee ior iaw 4 |, foreign d the De as soon creating a to In prohibition would missioners Andrews, Soast by lea gi piacing utes to a arclr employment marine corps and const liquor regulations. of Senators. dry Senators said that sueh a getting | impose Senators practically the regulations as ationa! to consider is little Senoters said little ens HANOT, Spain- two aviators took off from :40 (hina, ; HOUSE AND SENAT HARD AT WORK 0 STIFFER DRY LAWS... ee Measure to Give Prohibition chen aia Force the Status of Inde- pendent Bureau Engages Representatives ANDREWS INDORSES DEPORTATION PLAN -_—— — ---— —— 4 Grist Includes Provisions | for Review of Liquor Per- . mits and Search and Sei ure of Ships. — te _ SHINGTON. oO ‘ement held on Capitol rules had quick bil tichten ration ei. > @e+* reau Sia Ow fechnis tha alls . sured Yer storms service gdesiti Vo! the nan (4 Comm stant summins ittee, Secretary of drews, enf idorsed the deportation bi ed by the House Im as another miecasur: prohibition ing that the pre come po iolations froin element, opinion ide for “a courts of cases.” portation on Conviction. n gunmen and narcotlh under t provisions of. the ould be subject to as guilt has anda jail sente or ries otaling 18 basis -born house leat con: pro, rid hibition a he heen @ nce of months ed. 4 miore, itences tf a Sé short- be made a liouse, by ibition bureau, bill before the proh give formal the practical divor nt unit from Bureau easury reorganization The customs bu CeTe the already Depart- en- yrroposed present Revenue the the agencies ef- by of ient anu be in responsible charge of directly who also has supervision (juard vities measure, recommended the Treasury Mel was amended CorTTi- to act} by lon bv USBF to for officers. Was 4) there the required {oO speaker. for endments irds vote a. Senate. the the Ln of liquor pe and seizure ot the 12-mile Wmit, of retired army, feasures in neasures ith Senate rimnits ships awnd navy, review Puard o%fi- nd tne proh ind to they runners section of give blank men authorizes refuse helleve by col- e ¢ “Nips ens'oms to repister ars designed to one of the would tte ssioner proh Mhority {iy Volstead act ar Even ot for egforee- the oused the pro SQOqr’ little echanee since lf anuthor- have through dad entire the eWSs would Congr: ss mach Department, provision t‘oker though’, ly too Treasury said the tended as a AS and £OMNeE Same vs a yee prt 1) that it ferms existing law he a little broad» Text of Provision in Bill. reads as follows e (prohibition) th the approval of the of the Treasury. may bye section may out the pronibition act.” prohibition e refcrred to the Senate Vv sub-committees hearings icalion e Goff into the Oo carry res VW on a proposals bill to put additiona Volstead act meet in about all the measures, probability that any of the ills will be reported, that probability dministration icted at ould ten that any measures couls this session. Spanish Flyer Reaches Hanoi. Indo-China, of the arrived here at 5:40 o'clock this afternoon Indo-China, French 27.—-Captain Gallarza to-Manila air flight, Saigon, French is companion flyer, failed to reach Capt. Lo Hanoi, Saigon o'clock this morning. intends to leave tomorrow. 129) cla orcety 73 ‘hief. ryetet inc: the Andrews eX\- that the (fill =1 ion ped-| deporta- $- Or one for expul-| legislative sanc- | a In- | reaus | and Means Com- | employes, | he the | ibition bills | Ibiflon | {0 | of | Was was | " je his provision commission - Sec- issue neces- provisions of | ‘neasures | Ju- has | Number of | as well as] (*hatr- man Harreld said the sub-commit- days There but some there was equal- of The Gal- for Canton. TEACHER FIRED _ FOR SHOWING HOW GRAIN FERMENTS Boys Who Stayed After School to Watch Experiment Are Suspended. Associated Press. TON. lil. April 27.—R. H. 27-year-old instructor in in the Sessier Township near here, bel ment in grain fer- has an educational! schoo! #irectors think d have ousted him be- | cone |} j nah, emistryv ieves a laboratory - experi mentation value. The differently at cause such experiments were in the “there the produce | said and he has refus ‘esign board demanded. Another ache r has bes m €m iplos ed to tuke ver. eontroverss ducted hool. ~ / Was fi ee Io 4 jas tne Te; his lace, howe the has alcohol Sta innah rted with i text istry, ehery H d. The making ; . nm tite book in explaine of i was described book and the experiment. d by 7 and anifs St class they | farnmre: crra? ; , oe Sraln ‘ + Bae ss whneat was | Hungary aft« r dditional Their he school] ~- on an ain devote a experiment. ted 7. = ana Was £oin re ee request Was gral janitor d report- the school board board ordered Han- prosecution pupils who! school to} were school resign or face, The the drv hours at LeEnerir , _ experiment Sijs- SAYS LOBBYISTS | ON TARIFF BOARD HAMPERED WORK c ontinued fron: Page ine. all cases the tions for relief. sta ling rsi- should in filing applica This was a to appointee on commis- | sion. who had always proceeded on the theory that they should whenever they felr facts war- | the law |] validity fer a W ait rfling view the | Wilson the ‘ act | the | cited proved the At a conf Harding ‘ostizgan. Ct th ranted t wile he } of ‘ostigan said contention ly zroup Lewis) this ¢ ence with csident he ff ilbert- and stressed elr opin- lion that depend on the e for relief. President,” “spoke of himself the flexible tariff s he was opposed inaction.” cone meeting that witn were not the relief id and izgatifn the son investigations shouid not hance filing of ap- plications “The continued Cos- | the ertion any 48 uthor of ‘and said to policy of ached at Hard- articles | apwpli- | The husIion was ri the with President ing reference to th cations at subject of the commission make a on its for : pmight go ‘liminary invest initiative President ahe: pre- own to t} submit result determine, after conferences him. whether the! investigation should be carried This arrangement was satisfactory tostigan. Harding Called for The not end mission ithe high President in the rated there was a price i wire, | vestigate l tariff Then and with on io Inquiry. however, in the liberals ccempromise, did ! rfare the supporte rs. the w: between tariff Harding was spring of 1923 ¢ big of sugar The the relat COmM- and W hile | in. Florida ‘ostivan nur- | jump in the President, by mission in- ion hetween the | high Spit aske q the and followed a com to the sugar price. ied orw the conclusion irted in the commission that should Pr-eident. mit Ss lat tne OVe'l he repr to the aS obDV full the Sugar p C‘ulbertson, Lewis and hought that this fact should stated to the President. The others resisted with much vigor, C‘ommis- | sioner f being the most stren- | uous in his opposition.’ | m4 battle the the commission ious. said Costigan, the rice, .; amount of was in SIoOne rs be lassie his liberals ultimately. by; deciding that the} t about the inelusion | in the sucar. price! \llowed to stand the | the President. | however, downed on the portance. “One of the Mr. Glassie.’’ i won UNnAaANINOUS VOte moot staremen of the tariff should be report to (;) “asst s mn was not issue Sf) ensily | of | next ave charming said the He early of the his wife qualities | witness, brought commission and his wife’s for many ye largely interested ‘a Sugar plantation in Louisiana. | We assumed, without saving him, that the facts as he them would result his | drawal from the But surprise we he impatiently brushed aside all) thought of a rule that would have} | forbidden him to participate.” | wrote the chairman | Interstate Commerce €C | of inkness., to the attention ithe fact that | family had and still were in SO tO stated | with- proceedings. | found that in sugar fo our (‘ostigan to ' the ' Pheasants of Plamage > | Fine silver plate, per pair, $12.50 GwW9 BOLLAND'S Locust at Tenth Other Styles Priced $7.00 to $17.50. Accident County, -about the ivanich, ; idl some | bertson to , ISSue (Coolidge the mission to promulgate “applic ation” said a few commission to meet |ident eh Sugkar Cc: | voluminous statement to the S i committee, mission ‘over | portation in for to ‘in the | abroad. sugar | held ‘tion costs should be included: Mar- meii® opposite | Dem Coolidge to succeed Lewis, riff | with the liberals on this issue. OmmMiS- ; other recent I} Baldwin, i view, |changed his mind during a vac reason for his switch, on this question with the high pro- 'tectionists continued, tornev-General question upholding the view i tation MAN KILLED, ONE nURT WHEN AUTO IS DITCHED to to in County Due Driver Swerving Car Avoid Hitting Another. Michael Plovanich, 48 years old, | was | of 4842 Ojdenberg avénue, killed when the touring car in which he was riding. together with Srecko Diazicevich, 25, of tlhe same address, went over an embankmen: on the Heege road, one-half west of Gravois road, St. late yesterday. His broken. Diazicevich, fered severe cuts miie Leuis neck was who was driving. suf. and contusids but ts not judged to be in condition. He tol4a county authorities that he and Plo- both stone rmnasons, wer returning from their work at Kirk- wood, when an automobile in front slowed down sudden although he driving n 20 m was hod We serious of them r and slower unable was liles an hour, time his car into a the side to stop in and swerved 15 feet deep road. at of the Piovanich came to America fron ant treasurer of the company, testl- ified that a book exhibited was the iminute book. ‘ceeded Woods as secretary, rr ‘excused both within 15 minutes. where he nildren. eight vears ago, left a wife and two c¢ —- got from him 4a no member of think of taking part which he or his fam- interest. He lé tter that mission and saving that dy would - jn ily ha personal looked judicial subrect. the Glassie Stood Pat. that he learned confirmed | ; Se in the conviction that Glassie 4 All him should b: the unmoved. committee debarred from (Jlassie member of procedure of refused to vote ‘ostigan, WiLS the the for sugar cc: AS a on commission he Inco ise. a rule proposed by ¢ and Iewis. Nor, according itness would be propose for that rule. As the time drew near for lic hearing in the sugar was brought to a commission. the substitute W any a pub- the din the case, hea full Lewis have Bur- ‘ostigan and that would while Marvin, (‘ulbertson. ¢ voted for a rule barred Glassie. i S| mented, to avoid a collision, | ajtch | in| code on tiie! consider- | ‘simply Cul- i / marked. laws had been adopted at a meet- | gess and Glassie With the locked, voted commission (‘ostigan wrote against it. thus dead-j| to President and asked him, under the | specifically given him in | to make rules for the com- : a regulation | able to the regrettable site that had arisen. Costigan this letter waa er citeeog — minutes by a summo: o the vith ~ Pres- at the White House. No writ- ten reply to the letter was received. The testimony of the witness was interrupted by adjournment at this point. Subsequent testimony wil! that President Coolidge took no steps to debar Glassice from the authority law, Or. isc. Attorney-General's Opinion. In an earlier portion of §his enate said the com. continually at question whether trans- costs should included determining production costs. | the purpose of making reports the President on the differences cost of production here This was one of the bones of contention Costigan was War the he and prin- in the} case. Culbertson, Costigan consistently that an j le transporta- Wis and view. Burgess Glassie t the ook When Commissioner was named hy Dennis, a President he sided An- Coolidge appointee, originally took the same but according to the witness, ocrat, summer giving any began to vo'e ation and without President Coolidge. ft recently to received he witness asked pass on an i. that be and ira nspor- costs should cluded, | | | tt | 1e he | | lry S. | Slipped 'running (new | insisting he did not Know the A Cordial Forrest Ferguson Freed Of Embezzlement Charge il’'s were passed in review vDefore the jury and disciosed that in a period of less than eight months Continued from Page _ le lbe ‘seen whether we can do that. |Sidener referred to the testtrnony Baggott yesterday “as having [knocked the props from under *he | State’ s theory ot prosecution of the |\embezzlemem charge.” Comment on Turn in Case. “It did seem,” the Judge com- “that the State was up against—” “A brace game, in the venacular of the street.”’ Assistant Circuit At- torney Bowcock, broke in. Ta wouldn't vouch for Baggott as a witness for an instant.” The contention of the State simple. The by-laws of the com- pany forbid any officer borrowin. money * except with consent, by resolution, of the board of di- 'Point Coupee parish, Louisiana rectors. The minute book does not) .,vers 3960 acres. show any such authority for loans | re | to Forrest Ferguson. Yet, up to! The farms were Manag ser by | | Feb. 1925, eight months prior |S¥son's brother, Charles ae ‘to the failure, Ferguson had bor- | 5°": and testimony of Joseph Mala- |rowed in excess of $115.000 upon _cek, cashier of Ferguson-Mckin- | ney, yesterdty disclosed that be- IOU's. Consequently. embez.- | J : “ . tween July 15. 1924, and Feb. 26, the State charged. st te ae | . 925, Charles A. rgus irew 18 Minutes Dictated by Carleton. I¥lo0, Cnaries ergusen drew The first evidence. then, was the .company’s minute books. Woods, ‘former secretary and assist- ho son in his endeavor t@ himself as a gentleman farmer. He and members of his family owned two farms. One is near Dyers- burg, Tenn.. and is the show farm of that State. It is stocked with Durco Jersey hogs, prize Holsteins. barred Plymouth Hock chickens, mammoth Pekin ducks, geese and flocks of bronze tur- keys. It is the family homestead. The other farm. which Ferguson bought with $110,000 ‘borrowed” from Ferguson-McKinney, called the False River larms was is it ao. o%. , his 'zlement, money with which to operate these farms. $54.956.46. When the drafts reached Fergu- son-McKinney, Forrest Ferguson would give his I O U’s for their sums, and Malacek would draw Ferguson-McKinney checks meet the drafts. The duced these I O U’s with later who testified book. The State Bagzott, suc- was the minute But upon cross-examination, Ed- ward W. Foristel, attorney for Fe. guson, drew from Baggott the ready admission that the minutes didn't mean anything. There never had ‘been any meetings of the directors ,or of the stockholders. The min- utes of purported meetings were written into the book by himself ‘and Joseph Malacek, cashier, at the instruction of Murray Carleton to satisfy laws governing the com- tothem. The IO U’ on the first two days 1924, Ferguson got $50.060, marking the IO U's “personal.” Assistant Circuit Attorney Bow- cock opened the minute book to a | page which purpor.ed to show the formal UNUSUAL PRICES ON DIAMOND QUALITY No one will question Diamond proven quality. twenty-five million sold in the past 32 years. & «* Over af S160 21.00 22.00 26.) 20.00 35.00 3124.05 Balloons or 3025.77 or S232 «6.00 as 3236.20 ad veéwka Other sizes proportional. No blemished or seconds. Six4 Oversize Cords. 224 oe 33:4 32s4% 3444% 335 Double Diamond 30n83% Cl 80.40 Genuine Bargains oe Wood, Wire, Disc Wheels Vulcanizing — Modern Repaired. Rims and parts Equipment. for all makes of cars. For balloons, also 6, 7, 8 Inch tires. Uepairs cuar- anteed or money refunded. Diamond Balloons DG bo occe vcees See No better made. se e# # © . — ae os "“Lvaeamunmae® > > 2 a . — | manhood, vall | Clinic. | meeting. | in ough preparation } / fulness boy's idea of the commercial ads ancemeni are the principle ones whi by several hundred.we recent ques in Minneapolis, according toro Koehler, general secretary of & Minneapolis Y. M. Cc, E the Ministerial vesterday on “The Church’ ‘ees North Side ¥, ¥ 4g to SS £ “Not unwilling to but the only are the wor — by the Ligh school youths Koe hler said. “J gorously upheld by he a meeting a few weeks ago, the since school is for the purpose # brains, and since # brains to get throt than does by study, he is the more beneficu method. q “However, we mustn’t take ti young men and women too ously. They will get over the . trousers they are wea ng. mas, we] more bys biuff ul and the way they comb their hate! the greatest faith in them t is only because they are ha to fight alone today, and without of Jesus, that some of failing. “It is dangerous and unfair te generalize, but I think that ip many instances the church is nets helping the youth as much as thinks itis. The old type of lead! a ership doesn’t work any more. The popular leader today has to rather a friendly counselor, willing to suffer, willing to let the boys make mistakes, willing to give them plenty of rope. “They won't have any adult's +4 cd ait be ' thought-out plan thrust upon them, They want to do their own jobs. Among the reasons given us by # the boys themselves for thelr los. ing interest in the church *have been: It doesn’t hit the Spot 'the boy’s moral problems; ft has men teachers that can und bovs outside the Sunday the church doesn’t do anything during the week to keep boys’ in. terest: the hoys aren't allowed do things themselves.” Koehler said that from 1% 99 per cent of all the opportunitie for a good time that we havel have been commercialized by cies which can not hope to womanhood and @ at the same time. The Ministerial Alliance yx it its business session a resolt protesting against the » Prog abolition of the City Psych Over 100 attended Bae Home Looted by Burgilars — The home of Phillip Winter4 1253 Blackstone avenue - was ‘d by burglars last night robbed of jewelry valued at § clothing valued at $100 and § currency. The money was contained in @ small safe, mered off. through a rear window. , i. re It Melt On Yo Yi Tongu | y GLENN'S, GRAND AND PINE. LINDELL 2363 jewelry @ - | a | estifies a Chrisval :? ‘The other and structural that in this work the lock of which was ham by Beck's brother. Entrance was gained” AKONSIND SOF HOME (3 - MDG ER ident Says He Con- — Plan of Cheaper _ Houses After Promoting | T - Subdivisions. rs SERRA IE ROOT wit: £ STILL INSISTS PLAN IS FEASIBLE Lea RSS «hegre & > . t Trial on Fraud That He Gave Receivers, _ Charge $10,000 to | $200,000 to Trustees. | | Beck. president of Building VV. “ (‘or- ‘ federal Homé e ; [Louis 7 pration. which 400 St. about $282,000, testi- }1 own lost yestors <« own pehalf today in his 4 in hi fa) anu Fede ral thut of two assoc ates, | Judas | in the Davis, on ‘of th mails to de- | is 43 Grov | child or? parges Of yd and using the conspiracy defendants Edward J. and Eu- | In sista temp dra eeneral manager, architect and a dai- no J. Paulus, testified ¥ sterday. testimony, ae including whick ross-examination, took less than) jin th He said he was % civil | testi engineer, but said ' ae that his pro- | hour. cross-eX: rmination cash al education was obtained in : pany school. t this fession correspondence developed Hi- Pointe Grant Pa-k end he got the idea of home building dorporation which hould save money to those desir- g nomes. He said he made a ontract with the Holekamp Lum- er Co. for lumber at a price 8 per ent under that made to contract- ors, and, in addition, sot 1% cash Nscount for paying upon delivery. e said he took the ®@ ntire output ef a brick and tile company. 47 Homes Being Built, At the time when the receiver- ship came, Beck satd, 47 houses ere in various stages of construc- tion. He said contracts were taken ir rotation, and that rontracts pro- vided that the holder should forfeit oper cent in case of nonfulfill- | cel ment. In one case, he said, where | me & man lost his wife, thig was mo waived. and the man got all his money back. He insisted that the plan of the company was feasible, and said he was convince ed of this “not only hen, but now. It would have suc- eded but for the receivership, he eclared. He said he knew noth- ing of the first receivership suit ‘ontil Manager Barrett and Gaty Pallen, publicity director, showed him a’ newspaper account of it. Then. he said. it was decided that a friendly suit should be instituted He said he ybdivisior and pre tri Reck told of payments. made to thy receivers, saying he turned over $10,000 cash to them, with ‘instructions to save the company if Possible, and that he put all a he and Mrs. Beck had, approxi- mately $200,900, into the hands of trustees. He told of calling a ‘Meeting of contract holders, and of the vote of confidence passed by the meeting, after he had ex Plained his plans. ' In cross-examination, pasked whether he was ever efMn- aged in selling Florida swamp Mand. He said he sold Florida land B tone time. but denied the swamp PUEcestion. Hie was questioned bout the building of his home ftom the company's funds, and ‘Maid he had given his note for the Cost ty the receivers, but the note Mad not been paid. | Did Not See asked about his drafts On the company’s funds, over his Pfeguiar commission, which over- @rafts, according to the showing of he books, came to $30,603.40, He aS asked whether was in the iffice when it customer, Mrs. Hales came in to inquire about the first + ceivership suit. He said he not in the company’s office in Building, but was in his Beck was Woman. He was he I, wer we eee Re plane EERE unl Wes EES OSE Ae ONE- ONE~ =“ ONE

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brie NYS CHURCHES FAL | TO INTEREST BOM beaker at ee Tells of Ambition ] Modern Youth~ ther hard work. in Study, are apt to the factors pital, gh prepar Iness idea Be ahead IN get. re “us50ng ancement lie i Tose for at least Lich Wwe re Working ionnaire ones wt hundred t quest Minnea re hle poke to Pete? iy \ On -* hs “te inneap: Mit isterjal Allan : nur 2 and working boys bv the old dog. Oi YO iths as ‘Tt heard it dents, at ago. PUrpose poe Sines 61 ‘nae Sf udvy, the beneficia: take i ie ton the women Seri. Over won enera! an bel, hin rship Tr he Filli POS hem a th hou \ . ,ourn aS much as rye | AS A fie old tvpe af lead tt ork any more eader today has counselo: io let ling to ci, doesn’t 1 popu! rather ng Make n plenty yy 1t "« sa adult’: hey Amo he inc been the at men bovs the . Aurir teres: flo + Ne 90 py. for have ties m™m al! He ae in i mm Saf: mere: throug ne hoy inte Spot of it hase no understand Sunday school: anvthing hoys’ in ; Lllowed to x, : ,* fram - to i § opportunities at we have left. mmercialized by acen. | ope to make and dollars not } hood Ce passe 1 & resolution . Proposed ty Psychiatri ; attend. d fha tha me — Oy Seastors. ili r Winte : 4 f ‘ avenve was en- . 2100 jewelry iined in a Which rance window, and Small was ham- Was fFalned 1, It Melts On Your ngue Ministerial AManca: i. eee thor. : or faith. 3 mMOdery | t 7 MOM Pal rN a by Beck back. insisted Wae as convince Nn Tr) WOoUuiLs id "eae receivership decided that ituted k + turned with company if LY hat h jsut all that k ] approxi- Tustees. Meetine of re ,ahip ; : . rida iana SWalhi} | uestioned Ome and the Cassy to ICEIULTIDEN Reel dap he cea hoa ” /ONE- ~ONE~ONE-ONE i | One witness stated Build- Hales. irieton Mrs stimony was delivered and assured manner pressure salesman. He lives in Webster and rapid high vears old, nd has a wif three children. Asked About cross-examining Barrett, t District Attorney Stat -d to ask him about from the company’s aa shown from the Overdrafts. As- at- over- funds were the books the Government indicated commis- thdrew com- hooks ahov. ‘m. Barrett _— "o> * bh $26,79 7.45. | regarding reased the rapidity of his ePSponses wasn lemnily. -ion her “Do at the Fed Corporation ounse! Buildir money”? Barrett, “I feel about $6000.” the prosecutor, \ showing of i> Hom: owes you = é thai nev } 71? +} 1c r pout this m4 our as paid on yo account? Says Books Are Inaccurate. ‘Let tell vou said Barrett. na confidential to “those books inaccurate. J] srouldn’'t believe vthine in those books. The re- out Y = né no Tl ¥ are mone’ W) | | ‘ criéa jection was drawn rett. and draw YT . No atten tion Barret ‘ions made tome their testimon statements ot prospects. Barrett that he instructed the. sal nor representa- Various Cus- testified esmen. presence, answered a her er ] teleph by saving, “No. hank we dor need it.” and then ‘lared her that Festus J. Wade the Mercantile Trust offered to lend the $300 Barrett not ned that conversation version of the matter obtained ieabibens ‘o.. had was J a ha aa gon yuest about Wade's not been Europe. Query as he is by bkrosecutor. mination ende made 8 part! The cross-exa er Barrett had i'y rapid and emphat! h caused the someciiins fing to ‘ sales P age 7 y 1. ¢ ,ek , 1A i FP YOU Sy , “°°? i y- om * replied Sarre truth in direct believed the this case. testimon' still levising plans interes’ Beck's purchase of a train- for buving out He said the toad of building material, wnaic! was a talking point with salesmen of the fact Th fact that $1ua ‘ mpanv, was a only a litthe more cash was in bank to tn ° 2 . " ; P + } iw ‘ » i os Liaal appeared ti 7 ¢ pa ree cefvership oO importance. frequently ov erdrawn ) ik, he are sald. $360,000 in Deed-. fulfil) tie said when he was seliing city ré 1] and Beck told him of the the home building corporation into Beck’s employ, of the compan’ plan Par- went ant saiesmen Barrett saiesman onstrations. He and gauge their to encourage ustomers who take buildings w! for them, he said, to undertake more prises. Rarrett denied nv built his home, was built before nected with the prospe over-buvin wanted to ch | Tere oKed tor sersuad nodest ent that the compa- saving home he became con- concern. but that 4 three-car carage was built later and the company “might have paid for some of the work. the ee fl ‘ ‘ > r + i, li Barré Be 6 | ae one ’ ~ FOUND ON BODY IK Max Greenberg, i in Full Dress, Tells of Getting Rich and Going Straight 1) DAIDGE AIVSTERY «convict and Egan Gangster, at Chance Police Investigating Death of Glendon T. Simmonds Hold Letter From ‘Mary’ to ‘Dearest Glenn.’ WIDOW DOES NOT KNOW OF AFFAIR ° a Whose Wrote Correspondent, Name Is Known. Insurance Man Troubles With Husband. Lionas, Ninth Simn 17 North street } ) } es ~ ~ ‘ nose vOoOd\ beside the approach ine Bridge, centered todas ters found in his pock- Municipal ibout six let ets. it Was pocket cents left, it turned out was tho sUSETS he night have bridge by investiga been robbers tors over the ters prompted some other possible etters and were last ried by police One, Thomas Lyster, Rialto Building not mailed, m woman to Lyster home, spoke of seskecriesaposcendl and said: want alimony and > date entioned about “Dearest Glenn.” next wanted papers and the Es sthe r and { Dated last also ; ave two have gone } r [ee Tt} f¢h} nis ’ +s oe CALsil on SF Mhiaritai disagreements W oe Says She race t Know. Loui The East St onds widow poli “us Simm whose : wed also 1S larv porte qd SpoKen relationsh he declin¢ woman templated ij Lj “ce, but sai had not Said, Was naract¢ j Bov Scout work nonds was sum a Cigar ue AaAnNngW ey! Lou nothing ave! about Sunday to a te from propriet versation. Returnin his wife church, an ? 4 »} i a oe ‘ \ sia . Kast St or knew » his destination. Wanted Wife to He telephoned a neighborhood Ir) With a monds #4#e4y Meet Him. bartender the over th broker ‘rushed " *. . ’ ‘ ys ry 77} a an " ; ‘ i i i body in tbe nNeak Negro boy found the About ° Meeting With U. S. Inspector, Says He Has $50,000 Income. is bee deprive his erstwhile “WwW wv ere Kigan umped out and ; } 7 2 P ef — standing ee loweds of tidbits from S.aNnaing corner arove ‘ar and ~ Ww eer nN ey iry kitchen at uD in is and. ‘You're a or Larry McDaniel it Attorney). Willie sh@ Sweeney. Fired at ‘Sto D hite- vict Max | neeived ill treated the other con the Egan gang. nee marked members ot Three Times stop.’ I h nning up ft him ‘T'll get fired thre: in th, ; ss ne todav when r Charlies Thomp- . told 01 Springs, neck W hi] : a the hospital IT made up my and I rW’aPTINS if O@li — : 7 } ‘ he } x-convict his ,ou knOW last week ah ootineg oO more CoO ne lieved he iin's mur- Known 717 : judi tar } . r ? iaS peen seen here and ] t ‘ . { ‘ i Wears KUDS OT pirit ; bere a. tO a prosper Hotel look im? Hic Nided oie Ch. as particular Says perpe “+A ft - . ° 2% good thing for ? Llc l a Year Income. fentiarv Saturda Ri Lift Term for Slayer. ATT ISVILLE O., April 27 Thompson Said id aegr Stopped ni Speedboat. ‘_* 7 > 7 a Speed- wn vT> the aor F Ar onths ro. Kenneth ostoffice for toda. cePnrence ment Hogue, Green| twenft la;:*. confessed Ty poor i yi to Engla money and went to the stepmother becaus rudgwe aganst her inspector | Ne Crs 3 him of tealine $° York Your Jewels Your valuable Dia- monds that are now in out-of-style jew- elry, can be reset in handsome new Tings, pins, etc., of striking beauty at small cost by our own experts. ewelry Company Ninth and O18 Sis. SE Comer BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY MOVING PICTURE SHOWS Real Money Makers For Sale, Active Movie Shows; Profitable and Sound. Write Amount You Wish to invest and Location Wanted. NATIONAL PICTURE SHOW EXCHANGE McLeansboro, Ill. st LOUIS POST-DISPATCH hn MISSING WOMEN MAY ORGANIZE NEW COMMERCE GROUP. Mem- HOW PHONE Giki. WON WILLIAM HEDuCUCK, 62 Saw Her on Frequent Trips Telegraph Booth at the Waldort. He Candidates Opposed to istration Ticket Resign details of the romance Hedgecock, wealthy 62- vice president of the American Car and Foundry Co., and Miss Ethel Archer, 26, tele- nhone operator at the Waldorf- Astoria in New York, were received Louis today. News of the wedding of Hedge cock and Mis& Archer last Thurs- day was published Sunday in the Post-Dispatch, after they had sailed for Europe on a honeymoon. The announcement was made by relatives. ‘ Miss Archer had worked for two years as night operator on the See at the hotel. She met Hedg residént of the hotel. during one of hisét frequent visits o the telegraph booth just across REWARD OFFERED FOR TRACE : ihn ee. Mell. MMe. - Moby 4 ee ee ee >s nite “ - mi? Be WA suse oe pues t ihn a As . ay ae = mle wih. 5 eg me + “ vee ' apo ie i soe ME ie hye '¢ ae . 6 oltre acetone Ne ae nln aoallnae vgeh tents oo © teen. aie Ginn. e MR os SALE Oa OR IC a he MER eT ed 4 q aah 2 an 7 p pe gE ig gettin 1 ihe eta Pa ne 3 + ates a . 3 a Fs +; . ’ ee er mart . bey wiendee a - som * ~ aigpew oA om ao va 7 ° mete” - : ‘ r A> ‘ : ? i ee ee ee i “t x Se Fe gy Pin ar Pte Mae 7 7 Sot Rte, ie & te — = © te aad .

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/ I ———— ST. LOUIS POST-DISFATCt TUESDAY EVENING APRIL, 27, 1926. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCE — — ee te a Four Men Killed by Explosion. —- Retired Merchant Kills Himself. | New Parking Ordinance. By the associated Press Special to the Post-Dispatch Police will begin immediately to Of Equal Interest to ~ | d | : . s | = . 4 ; - Be | 4 Giant Powder Co. works at Stege.. grocer, committed suicide here by . 3 thee in 4 gna ee ce uy —— —— “SI . a a ee ne north of here, when the contents of; shooting himself in the head with bidding parking at all times in : : DYEING &. CLEANING CO.) = ‘F LV, . Moths © : “ dynamite cartridge machine de- a shotgun. He is survived by his| i evard .in the block be- Economy Shares have provided hundreds of people in | . = Ry % ecome: tonated, setting off 1509 pounds of: widow, whom h ween I 1] boulevard every walk of life. a sound, safe, conservative invest- > | f Winter tn nee nd Te er Reeet. The street is narrow |} ment for their money for the past 39 years. asad & J . , hs TaN ute . In no other form of investment can your money be so sately + 2 oo, Against Mothe Fim and profitably employed and yet so promptly available in case _— a a | ADVERTISEMENT of need. ee ee 6576 a : ; ; : ' 5587 Pershing—C. y 8026 a | The Economy Plan of home purchasing is of equal interest to | a 6506 Delmar—( Abany @127 : W ednesday—T hu: prospective home buyers. Get the facts today. . Sed Tie ae F re E e Send for Free Booklet—“A Pocketbook of Profitable Facts” yx ; ¥ ” a F, L' Echo d a gy ll Economy Building and Loan Association —s COAST RADIO SETS. WATCH Organized 1987 , TRY a 3-time POST-DISPATCH WANT AD, Resulng, A Display of Original French THIS COMING FRIDAYS : : . : ~ Saget ee v oe 9 oo war \ Wy SES Sa a BRAINS AS SO RRR “Ss Wes Ws SS “AR . SSSA NS SAN SIS ‘ es SS \ ‘ *s oy *. ~ a \ St S ‘ XN ~~ \ ‘ ~ eS Se ‘ _ PER » . XM SNS Aes iss ‘ SOS a SOS MAN haasD . ae . ‘ . b ‘ * . Se . a. » . y NW ‘sy ° - o e * ’ : 4 ; 4 = ° . . _ a 4 ceil ‘ a» = - “ > ’ ~~ "9 - SS ” ‘ ‘ SAY MRS SS NS x a > ae Compare the lotion-like ac- tion of CREMEOIL and how freely it rinses, with the soap you are now using. We believe youll like CREMEOIL best. Iz Wash Fabrics At Specral Priees mm the May Sale Cromwell Prints 50c Yard In this season of Prints —the announcement of new patterns at a popular price—is interesting. And how comely are these pat- terns suitable to children’s dresses and women's frocks, or to Summer home interiors. All fast colors. — | ‘ ; ne ee a 3 ed , ZL NY = \uies “A ~ EE GOL AN ig A OIG A ATA ey s ORE ge, tat ’ Sp Ga? a if "e Jay 4 “ t, Pn A PA, i 4 14 a, 4 . . . = ° . z POPE PE EE EO EE IEE SI: ie | x} rhtine ‘ s the ¢ . : : ‘ ; = a Ad fg & * 7 P a ae ee Ag a - . . i? 4 i” ’ J , tal + 9 . aa ‘ ‘ : ‘ . a LAI Pe apy LL PA : , . ! ° ee = un i | | $50,000 LOSS ESTIMATED : : the most extensive line of in CO a IN FIRE AT PIEDMONT, MO. ° : : is = ia ar Receuely tosatied Water ssw AY refrigeration equipment for the home ~ | \ie—z'\ wall 49c Yard A very special price is Spread of Tlames. © === fs mea he YO Dat now made possible by a union of += “=, £ specially’ selected toe At and Pire Apparatus Prevents —w aT ee fine zephyr Gingham, in ~—~e~~ee checks and blocks. Guar- anteed fast colors. 32 inches wide. Kelvinator LeonarRD J = When Kelvinator, the pioneer in the cially designed and built for electric ree! ‘ 95c Yard electric refrigeration field, united with _frigeration — a most complete line of © A special lot of soo yards Spring Days ig ae jaf O nts ef th ings were Leonard—the pioneer in the refriger- models and sizes. | 3 Fine nose se with ‘i Te ye ede ator industry, and for 44 years the ae neat embroidered designs. . y y Perhaps you already have a goodreirige — + ° Py oo. fa * " : ‘ ; : | world’s largest builders of refrigerators S tr Chills ] Schaal paringienst Be | sia : B ; 5 h erator. It can be equipped with Kelvin=- — stora ! , a new chapter was written into the . oe Print Broadcloth betidtie Hed it nes Dealers ; f h ator—quickly, easily. Weshall be glaa ~ EE SSS Oe a anata bie “os history of electric conveniences for the . a mye _— days “between season aye) Rinepoagy te ) 13 Union Electric Ligh home * to study your needs, measure your 1c6 © Special, 39c Yard rt ohana ¥ os _ colia— ave been impossib . | Ctric Lignt box, and tell you exactly what Kelvis | : An encoieu cane — story brick structusss. Tacy 1 & Power Co. By this union there was placed before ator refrigerating unit you should have, ~ in smart printed designs so piteney eoesia tn. Then the notice i = popular this season. New- The Kelvinator line now includes a @ ache nha model or a combination that will meet — ‘Second Fioor ) the particular needs of any buyer. The ~ range of prices is wide. And behind the * ~ ~ superiority reveals itself. Then the value of Kleen- aa aes scree Rioreh ens Bc. you the world’s widest and most satis- Heet's instant efficiency is most evident. ALTON MAN INJURED BY AUTO - factory selection of electrically equipped ee as a . John W. Schoeffler. 59. School Scruggs-Vandervoort- : . . . ° For, im «omes Kleen-Heet-ed With Ol, it's ius Board Head, Taken to Hospital refrigerators in which both refrigerating oo tama the temperature outside is oC above AO siete agro fe cee tas Barney unit and cabinet are made and puaran- or 20 below! cna. cauia atin r 20 years, suffered m pour — teed by one management. No matter how long or how short the um niet Sem eid Epon ae Brandt El ; : . production methods of the largest re= heat is needed, the Kleen-Heet burner is full eee ws Lecce dene oe cae anat Liectric If youwant Kelvinator and refrigerator, frigerator plant in the world and of the efficient. oe setting up iam wastetu he age taal 904 Pine brought together in a single ‘self-con-- largest producer of domestic electrie ts ee te a hovffl is a chief c a aeerey: tained” unit, there are the Cabinet-Kel- _ refrigeration, that make low prices poe yet under pertect control. Naturally, it shows e Wabash Railroad nen Stix, Baer & Full r} ion— ib] he defini lit. iro= islied econceny of fuel. ms 14 Si SMaty's er inators shown in the illustration sible, are the definite quality requi i ne, Kien -Heet 3248 Pennsylvania avenu : steel-clad or wood exterior as you prefer. oe . the Kelvinator and Le lriving south in Third street whet standards. @wners have been enjoying this quiet, faithful, * Pa be - ; ; unfailing service—in homes of every size as arrested. | Possibly there are special requirements That is why, today, Kleen -Heet is so outstand- POLICE CLEARED OF DEATH that demanda refrigerator of particular We invite you to call and inspect the new develo,® ; ol a 7 es capacity or Gimensions. In this event, ments that are revolutionizing home refrigeratiaa wes return. vl a there are 19 Leonard refrigerators Cspe- KELVINATOR CORPORATION, DETROIT, MICHIA™® nr P. Se ; a ave eo eee ee D yy Tye A : . ; Bi oie ii oo *) | rg) : - 2 ° > pnp tee: babi ccine Tn . BPN he A AAAI eh MICE Lie ine: Aa HG ies MR Mol Nee Sy FOLLIES TIN RN Sa eee a! a Catena ovat ah ai, PEN , hess Ae ar A SA SENET Sieg Oar ivabes Be get gst Rae Beate get Fey ey taes Fee ae Miss * eS Om \ A td ain wie, Roe anis ingly the choice of the well informed. To have a trained engineer study the suicabiliey et your heating piant for oi! burning. telephone = So Pees eee ‘4 i S LO . KLEEN HEET SALES CO. pee gpm a Kelvi ~ Loui In 3323 Washington Bi., St. Louis, Mo. ak gegthhe te ae aoa ce | | ; S Vvinator :. OulS, ba JEfferson 2277 tymemglieeny el vine es atte MODEL S | Distributer WILLIAM C. GROFF, Presiden: street, just south of Ma oe i 4701 Washington and DElmar 0500 aanemn Tramubies — mn addition to Kelvinator's . W cen | ge nian in Bargain I ush self-contained Cabinet-med- Retailer } ~~ 1 Ti ee Be ei | els. you can have Kelvinator | 3 13 N — 13 E I ies ie ee | in any one of the 19 Leonard th oieetes Ealing ss apg cig - refrigerators built especially : ee aia treat | for electric refrigeration. , mi ‘ Bh epi erasure surgeons | Both Kelvinator and Leonard Bis, e Phe store had advertised a “dolla | products can be purchased ale nd mor than 590 omen with the same confidence as ‘ | mill subout t entrance at open- their future service is guaran¢ | ae As: , ing ti ill brought p teed by the same organization. ~ 2 ' vO ‘ SCller-\ A fthe Winslow Boiler and Engineering Comrar a 3 : loors ea - ; ‘ | eee rend Engineering Company A fore. fee aa yipeanterds mmm [he Oldest Domestic ElectricSnane l\efrigeration | Setter}

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7. ae Beware of Moths ~~ . 4 atid Furs Cleaneg y | xg? and Stored PP... Absolute Protect j ‘ties \gain«st Moths. = and T} Phone at Once eft Fire NT OFFICE—LIndell 6576; PSST Pershing—CAbany 90g 6506 Delmar— Abany 01> W. Florissant— Olfax 0°78 e251 Thurman—GKRand 69°9 2 Vg ae 3 . ATCH WANT AD, Results al. d on canceled insertions, a ™ ee a | Anan * ¢ ol { ‘ ST-LOUIS POST-DISPATCH i is seg 7 - — TUESDAY EVENING. APRIL 27. 1926. —a i. eo ie W ednesday—T hursday—F riday d L Echo de Paris A Display of Original French Fashions Reproduced With McCall Printed Patterns 4 To secure these French de- signs, the McCall Company sent its representative to Paris to the Spring openings of the fashion- able couturiers, where he select- ed thirty-five of their most suc- cessful designs. These are now available for the home dress- maker in McCall ‘Printed Pat- terns—in L’Echo de Paris you will see how smart thev are in the fabrics of the season. cet =e ‘built for electric re- St complete line of y have a good refrige quipped with Kelvin- ty. We shall be glad GS, measure your ice actly what Kelvis- init you should have. ne now includes a ation that will meet is of any buyer. The nde. And behind the is of the largest re- the world and of the of domestic electria nake low prices pow ute quality require- imator and Leonard lf inspect the new develo,» nizing home refrigeration ON, DETROIT, MICHI*-“™® F inc. mar 0500 2 Living Models Daily at 2:30 3 Educational Room, 10th Floor. F. Janet Phillips, a representative of the McCa!! Pattern Company, will explain important fashion features—and tell how to use McCall Pattern: Seventh Street elevators will take you directly to the tenth floor. Sa ei 7 a ry) ig ee coma GY 2am Oe OT a- ' . o- ‘ . m4, ss «# + . . * - W oolens Specially Priced Many Weaves and Colors Surtable for Spring Are Offered at an Exceptionally Low Price Included in this group are many of our best dress and coat Woolens. Each of unusually high quality, the home seamstress will find a selection surprising in variety and price. All are 54 inches wide. Included at this attractive price are: Plaid Crepes for children's frocks. ...... Shepherd Plaids for coats and dresses.... Fancy Rayon and Wool Mixtures - Bordered Twills in vivid patterns an Imported English Flannels in colors..... | — Arosa Twills for coats and suits YD Novelty Tweeds for suits and coats Diagonal Coatings tn smart colors Second Floor.) Wash Fabrics i At Special Prieesin | | the May Sale Cromwell Prints 50c Yard In this season of Prints —the announcement of new patterns at a popular price—is interesting. And how comely are these pat- terns suitable to children’s dresses and women's frocks, or to Summer home interiors. All fast coors. Dress Linens Specral, 39c Yard An excellent. all-linen texture, in many beautiful solid shades. 36inches. A very special sale feature. Peter Pan Zephyr |f 49 Yard A very special price is offered on Peter Pan—a | | specially selected lot of fine zephyr Gingham, in Ee 9 4 $55 checks and blocks. Guar- | Ae anteed fast colors. 32 inches wide. Embroidered Voile | Twill and Tweed Coats 95 Yard : Women's Sizes in Iwo Specially Priced Groups | A special lot of 500 yards | $ S at a price extremely low. and Fine two-ply texture, with : neat embroidered designs. 36 inches wide. | Shecral, 39c Yard | group offers Topcoats An exceptional quality. iN smart printed designs so est color combinations, 36 | Inches wide. The woman who desires a Spring Coat tor travel or tor late Summer ! y rill f1 ] i in these groups at advant us ; Print Broadcloth wear at home will find selections group ageous prices —both are comprised of selections from regular stock reduced. The first | dress Coats of twills and silks with smart fur trimming. Excellent values! The selection of sizes is wide for the regular, small and Popular this season. New stout woman—each in types particularly suitable. p' h ) 4 \/ Ay | $25 1 $cs = | i ame J 4 “ = b $ 5 4 _ of tweeds and plaids in diversity, the second group ) 7, ? oe ne | | ‘ —-~" second Fino: ef | + The May Sale of Lingerie “Wy Dainty Handmade Underthings in Nainsook | and Silk—Outstanding Values in This Sale Ly Sy Porto Rican Slips Porto Rican Gowns Handmade and Embrordered , A: Attractive Savings Sy 9 ~ i : eetitenl 4 13] k fochione . ee Princess Slips of mainsook, trimmed Nainsook tashions these pretty garments, | ’ with hand-drawnwork and embroidery. — with hand-drawnwork and others with ~~ a, | ae Handmade: choice of several —— at this ape _— and spoelragga Cut full. in Ay oe ' ‘ very special price. Sizes 34 to 4%. white, se6 ang peacn. . - ~ ; ’ " wit ' . a, - . : : oo ; ne Aas | ans Radium Step-Ins Extra-Size Gow ns Extra-Size Slips if ‘ a i - ~~ - a NU Nog $1.95 $1.95 $1.50 if ij - - So. 3 The quality of the radium Philippine Gowns of nain- _ Of nainsook with bult-up I « - aa > \ silk is excellent and the gar- sook made slipoverandtrim- shoulder to fit comfortably. aay “e : ae ci Se Suitcases. $10 Hatboxes, $5 24-inch Cases made of New style carry-al] in the top grain cowhide with top for extra dress or lin- sewed-on corners, straps all gerie. Made of black en- around, good locks, bolts ame! drill over steel frame and strong handle. and lined with cretonne. bullion fringe. Ruttled Curtains Casement Gauze 9 95 Set R5c Yard Made of colored woven Ecru Casement Gauze madras in an interesting se- makes very attractive Spring lection of coiors, these Sets . curtains. This artificial silk consist of a pair of Curtains material is offered in a wide with tie-backs and valance’ variety of pretty patterns. to match. (Sixth Floor ) Thrift Avenue | The Buy-Way of St. Louis 7 Electric Stoves. 89c Flat style for warming, toasting, etc. Guaranteed for one year. Bloomers, 69c Of cotton satinay, shirred cuff. Flesh, white or peach. Rayon Gauze Net, 46c Several attractive pat- terns; in good quality artifi- cial silk net. Washable Rugs, 89c Size 24x36: plain centers with wide flo:al border; also allover desigi Undermuslins, 69c Princess slips, cémbina- tions, gowns, Billie Burkes. Sizes 4 to 14 years. Lace or embroidery trimmed. Shirting Madras, 25c A rayon striped material with woven cords in vari- ous colorings. Baseball Suits, $1 69 Made of good-grade base- ball cotton flannel. Sizes 4 to 16 years. Cotton Vests. 2% 5 for $1.00 In a light weight with tailored and bodice top. All sizes. Slight seconds. Stamped Scarfs, 59c Measuring 18x45 inches in attractive designs; also 3- piece buffet Sets to match of pure linen in- the lot. Luncheon Plate @ Cup 75c B $1.06 Assorted colors in luster. Cup fitted in specially de- signed groove on plate. Ruffled Curtains 69c Pair Of marquisette: with hem- stitched border, full ruffled sides and bottom. Tie-backs. ‘Thrift Avenue—Main Floor ) a RN RO a ee a A Ue a

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| | : : i ee ee ee a es GROMY FSS te aor netgts rT eat ce sy 4 ee A SOF : * nan 4 » : . L P shat > — ~~ : a ete ghey otal oS it cae ‘ - ’ . . ahs ’ it eet Soda ams Sa os Set : y Fs Bh) uh ae - i“ me Soe “i bt te” 2 os a tg! 2 i ‘ Lew vs See Brass “4 eee toy Sareea © Sy ae ee ee Ee 4 z= ‘ F “ et “2 + a ht Tedee ER EA POM Me TAL Ee sh Tae eS ~ (GNUNO S erg Gs ee A : ? fi 7 ea Teitede ike PER a Ber ae he ae Es REE io, a ee Sg MOR a ; he Hs a AY ET br css Dr An Ed a ea LOM, APaas: OAT ea Reply By neh ee 2 : : 1s 9 saree pte ogy co eee od M Tey: Seen ee wee ee e.. iy oui ee as a , . Pe ON AR ADE Se ee =i 3° Ra fee” ' —— ee iat mee | Telephone Orders, Shoppers’ Aid—GArtield 7500 - . Store Hours: Daily. 9:00 to 5 :30—Saturda: v 9-00 6 Or e etl e O et ee . es Olive and Locust, From Nintk o% Why Move Your Piano? Ask us how to save the trouble pense—how your old piano tan help for a new Chickering. Ss or > Charge Purchases Made the remainder of this month will be placed on the May bill and be payable in June. —— . eee — _ — — ~~ ee ee —— —— AT er me: a me —— ~~ - . — —— += W ednesday ls Shopping Day for His Royal Highness, ‘‘Baby”™ Porch Shad Sold at Vandervoort’s tor Over 15 Years VERY season, before placing our order. we have made a thorough resea f sagTHEL D + oe 4379 S goss ru sicB | Riverside 1656 —— EDS E. Hiland 2080 ~. CO. PRospect 7505 WE. | Victor 0943 w E. : tector 4778 , ~- . ~ —_—- =. o-_- ~ _— o esses, - ~- 242306-8Oc ECC ™ > = ~o! Ss r r ~~ - *--—- « . - -* ~~ « . . 4 ~ a 3101 ec » ESS . - = pat. STERING ce. s CrHol Riverside 3101 _—— HDWE. = "FOUKERS =D Riverside 4290 reastec Shirts. $:.0c $2 iy: : y ‘ PO a . oo. Gam HD — it «ene } } wt. = orton Flanmnelette Rubber Sheets. 3 PRANCIS Hilana 2521 Kooalite intants’ Terry Cloth Lap Pads $04 eee ; ee LDENBERG HDWE. CO.. Ine. = ee ae ae Spay te . ee ———————_} Comnecticm™ a Ve SOUR Fiss0w cases with co.orec emoroidery 75 Beaters & sRand 0697 wr = wes ae eae ” ‘ | 406 De Jak Nursery Seats. Sr.2anitas fra tor nursery mae . 1 ek a. 7RIMME “tor 1146 4 ; - : } ” : : » os ~~, : > * =. - ‘ 3 - P ‘ . ~ Rod & « : . s is . 3 . =~ - — - ~ « ~ - Is ~~» ‘* —s - a *~ . ‘ — ~ : > 7 - : n°" > 4 *- > ie ae . > a >-*- 2a ~*~ © & ia an dae te ae -_ "2 _ >? = * 7 - ~ x q " | & it f@ SE a eee Y sade d a4 > eTec Wi vis +2 ‘ . we s > 444 >was & : : ¢ a , - . . - ” “s = : neee Princess a ttractive Styles Adopted by Beautiful Stars ot the Greenwich Imported Sco lazed Chintzes Slips at $2.95 $2.95 Village Follies—Just Received From “Queen Make” ~~ - J Ti? nie ot > e . Neat v . Cf Wit = 2 rr , = *“ me = Curtains At 85c Yard— _Wonserizl ass y made with hen White or flesh crepe de ~~ a ~ A - oa * ™ ea in, Mame _ — _ . > ~ os ~ + ~ > - ee . ~ 7 es 2 >i ~” > ~ =? ee ~~ = ee o si emt 6Of Iigurec 42nc ——_ ee caime, trimmed with ftancr . ™~ ; mm * PF ~~ 7 ec > rr 7, bt 7 on ~ ~ ; z4 ” " ~ - o - —- . " — ~ ~ ‘ _ . ~s . bi oS cOiors FroDpuUia - Or i prtains anc "a ~~ — a es _- — ~ Years aces oaizes Iz er Ts vears ‘ . - (ee _ : ‘ \ O — . i — ‘ ad 3 > e — . 8 at wie c a | ar y )) f* ~ fal 2. a) ye © ) “ Cil rt et em HDWE. Der: nah — are. Riverside 1825 #ENNINGES Eper -. s11sW _* F HESS HDW F. es78 Y ictor Lb be ‘Ra AG 3° "~~ : . m ver a ™ S +, ~~ = at . v e ww Ter -~_ re Y + roy on t te) 7 mi Y > eS ” " > fo -? = : T } - a _*- _ ~-_ ~~ —_—- - _-= a . an _ & ; : Ww = m ; — % , > 4t $1.45 Yara V-azed anc wats : | OU LL be delightec with the charming styles of these New Queen Make : ‘REID WALLP. CO. | ~~ "> th - ~ Van AaArcrer 3 ee ‘ soLDEX as ; A a> a A a Ved U - wove a ¢ ~ * e2¢ 08 > isi 22 > ROS o- far be -—_ = = r L * Prospect 38 : © |= - : : Cc — 7 > nn = - P Zz = : ee eek dinieatetd wikia tds ote Ve Game ek ae nosen for their becomingness by a number of charming stage beauties—and TN ATEMATER_BDWE. (9. " ™” ait —— - iit _— x. ~ Rai hu piers ” = gues Bee — vs - 7 — =“ 7 — ~- — ao = Sa - °“T.}. 77 - aa “4 > - BRLA 7 > #. fas: be sponged. Several attractive colors i govern, are as practical as they are attractive. They will wash and wear splendidly—all shigiway. iverade SOS8 . we we oS ped 2 ; . : : . : - , a is? Vv > i r tsa > = ‘3° ee r eg ys -- 7 77 7 * : are absolutely color fast and well mace according to the usual high Queen ° s stamcarc. lhere are stvies tor RR tere pe * aT ‘KOHNE BEOS. . 1057 New Style Hatboxes p oe 8 een INT ©O. ne ¥ ALLPR. - de 0519 Tirgi: a GRAFT —— “Victor 1828 Business Wear For Artists For Housewives F or Gardening © “ bd, & “a ae i : in cotton toulard. everiast cloth, linen». black sateen. and novelty cloth — mam u a ae x. ——. . ”~ > al a | = ~ *s a “4 ; ; in ve DAY: > ettv colors. Sizes 16 to 42. . = o 1286 " LEMAI FERRY 8 +é a 7534 re) A.aD4= oi ‘ ~~ » a) & F = 7 ° am —_— Ty ; ; | = : iey . = q ; % ~ 4 ; - # . Vandervoort’ Design IVUIW OCH 1OS1 OEE — ———— ~— Hous ass Shom-Third Floor - 5 : — = rama aes ieee onaaanaee ae | 2 } Wearing [ . cea. » aoe ~ ~- — = ? Satin . a K ———— atistact 10n a HO" - i | ht” selection in this gram SCHAAn —* "acmpe yeo1 Some have beautiful collars of iam] and some are enriched with touches 4) oraid. embroidery and appliques in siivar | rr RN) —_ Hs Hor SE Chamois Suede Fabric Gloves w. .. 7 Roos HD —— j vq - aay 7"? con 10 oe PAINT s DWF. On , aphid. | ‘Ty rR. + anal Petes 1071 - = “ST ox W DANIEL HD E- 3873 -4 ‘sVMahe , . 2 1138 repre “ Aner. . 7 8 4 sUD 4 7 wonlt 4050 _— ) —_ r 4 =. - 'ta,* © ate - > « ~ Se ~ ; . 7 EE ee in leading hght Spring shades—with | many lovely tones of tan and gray; also avy and black. a 1\Ww avy. PHAR™ — x »Rat 4 . | ae a a sRandg 332° ¥ . - ~+ + ee - ~- ~ -~-- . a - a ‘ _ _ es — a gr , . Sal. Y Weal dmc dt toe same ™ —iiBird F eer, o TOWER GROVE EDWE. genn | * —?e/- . — ~ . = — e >] : ; e + all . Tis na 7 ook goir with equai treecom anc enjoy the satis- i i “-me modish and smart - as- ; ame ——— iaiaiaen 3 . vracety] well molded éicucs J i net ‘luting ‘Th confine a sry oa Reeulariv 8c and !0c Each a bi oH sanscegteme Kliemerts Jifttv ° fieleoee Tintex Tints } Jumior Baby Pants 50c Dozen and Dyes = — , Reguilariy 59c Pair Regularly ise 30) Priced tor Wednesdd@y : ‘Ueeapees 45c A large group of Wash Cloths. se- "wu 3 BRENNAN GRO. ©. ° “barry Tae ected _md priced particular:y iow ‘tor Sorite | low : wa ; > = -~ « ; 7 , = 7 , _* aes ~~ 2 Q jitty Pants. in me- Wednesday. Medium size and weight we 4. BRENNAN Gre. ©. noe _ Se - - = — se 5 ' - , a CApDary 7° > i an on | - — - : a a a - Var rus ? . rl ae err 2ium ama iarge sizes. . ee ee a RRISTOL DRTG CS. Bal’ and Pershing CADamr 1 #30 AL PAINT anD COLA - Lasser Al-Lon Shoe Pocket Al-Lon Cnn Covers. gu ; Re ular/y i 5e 65 : seca ete Cc Regulariy $1.35 and $1 ied m $ > Shoe Pockets with three brass = i ’ ‘ ‘ . . ° , : ° / iia eyelets tor hanging on door. With stick. Of & hiek auslies = SIT = ) anne —_ae cee: : nm & — nao = ' a a = , et a ” 7 | Ror =. Sipe’ Ccwane. iiget aac 7 ae — “te ask: y i? én ie aise : i : . ° . .* 4 — . ‘ ° Cave Out WIth wearing Auaiities -Tretomme or white muslin. Washable While red and lavender combs WM laces Beanlari«c 24 ‘ ce. SS 200 last. Reguiariv 35c Sc E length covers. a . . it ‘al : Th a . . ...9%, ihev have lisie garter tons. sole 2 Shop— am 3 23ece bet ana ar? ae | a . ee | ~T ”~ 7. en 4 + a 7 —~™/|A * hy } : * = ae o a eee a weed e e wi : lo’ 4 4 ?: > s vv? ~ - -oe > ion . » ——" °o — on - ' — en peieeentees oe nial . = . ” ~ a ve “S44 8644 % _— ¥ — tee; . Gas Wo ; we: ~ Vv ~-OOCHKing Our woo.e m@aas x re ~ 6 “i 7 > :'¢. e ~ r? , fi m this up-to-date cooker. All aluminum. com- f . ~ . ~— ha. ——— ae ‘ > . he cole p.ete With pans anc iitters, cord and piurg. Clean. ard . ‘ sw i ~ 2 I e ., oO en : Ba * wer _ hk ‘nanufacturers ®sSirapdD 2 cr .9 ” ’ - a — ~2> a ws 2 v —s & oh re oe at 4 sZIaCes : : -~« —_ i > 5 ~~ : - NC Tr CTOING -. SF : “ : . . an ve att ached tO anv [: View ALN SILES That would usually sell for $2 4G and even ugher prices— “er «& _ ed s “@s. * »* zac lum gray aeind ' chosen anc grouped at ome attractive price tor Wednesday's selling. Eight chamnpe gre thousand yards of them—plain crepe de chime. g0 inches wide and gOTgeo printed Silks. 40 imches wide — The importance of thus Silk event is emphasized bw the wide selection af nigh quality fabrics for $:.98 a yard Met acetand ar R. 8. arrTre ape - ~oe —agshign way Fuses

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}Your Piano? ave the trouble an S- th ct eee a ars ot the Greenwich ‘ ** Queen Make 95 rht Twills nd Adaptability 2 Unusual Group 545 fe worn smartly on numerous from a morning shopping Immer evening at the opera. @ightline Coat, the slightly paetty7 Poe wrap-around ver- peasa. we tl d ext id piano tan help pal ~ peust. From Ninth to Tes ieemel h se New Queen Make Smocks ling stage beauties—and they Sh and wear splendidly—all the usual high Queen Make Ives For Gardening cloth — many # tor Their Smartness women have acclaimed the of the fine Twill Coat with $ season—vecause they are ex- coming and so versatile that - a e: : 2 ‘a “ ST LOUS POST-DISPA ee SSDAY EVENING, APRIL 27, 1926. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH i gp satan South. gyno. ALT FURN. ". Vietor 48678 Cherokee, 5%. HDWE. got ARNOLD riverside 1304 | ide 4370 DWE. | wu. BIC asthe side 1656 | 7 7 i@ gravois AVS. NS MKT. Lehre GRand €932 n ot MERC: and 7806S | goutbwest m ee t , rois. S HEIGHTS BDWE. ,... | Cyfwon Ave BRi.ancd USSU = FURN. €0. pry PRospect 2505 ;REE HDWE. ag i J KXELL WALLPR. & PAINT CO. . Virgimia AY Irersice VUJOl. FT HDWE. CO. x = ton Aas G AY v [ctor 1226 a : uERC. CO _LEMAY MEB* Wiverside 1246 di ete ae HDWE. LEMAY — Rivers! ip \S534 4 aoaiia 10 & AMON SUPPLY CO... eS sroacway Biv et sit. ~ SEKER HDWE. &_PAINT ©O. BERER BON 6 HUmboit 0516 ¥ —— aod ao1s -—sy. eee. Gravois 4 (yerside FL BROS. HDWE. & PAINT co. nf Pl a tok: ANFORD HDWE. _™ RGANFORD EF Sais ORE MUTUAL PAINT CO. ... Tira A tIverside 3045 NDS ADWE. & VARIETY STORE “WALTER OLDE HDWE. oi ‘ 4 rsi 7.4 . A ¢ te 4094 ~ } . ws » CBA 7. pen saith 7a? le 4°84 PAPBYRG HBDWE. CO. _PacLy ESSE: 2 GRane ; PETRY HDWE. & PAINT CO. | ~ QUALITY HDWE CO. die REN PAINT & Ww a LPR. cee DG . ss ROEMER BDWF. + 3861 ‘hippews St. H EXH HOUSE FURNISHING CO. , ‘ es _ 4 SATrerTsiu©e Op"85 MH HOTSE FURNISHING CO-. -— R Zand x ye — ~3§ OPT} TOWFR GROVE HDWE. B Tox r Yrt 2 | ; al ascAR BH. TDF a wots’ 1 : 4 : ‘ iy Ts] ‘e a}? s VIRGINIA HDWF. 4 Virrinia Are “Tetor 4889 ANWE. . LL. 4 WEBER Rie ratde Arag EDER'S GROCERY AND MARAET Mshire and Brannon avr* ~~ Riverside 0990 ? ? | ; Dealers West. i ALRNOLD & GRITHER eee ;, modfelow Ave cabany L20~- | WW. 1. BRENNAN GRO. CO Gomife lew "Adam WM J. BRENNAN GRO. C®. veimar Biv. Ahbany , 2649 » le} ; BRISTOL DRTG CH. Balittors and Pershing CAbDany 1830 RAL PAINT AND COLOR CO RB Siva St TIncell S144 COLLINS BROS. HOWE. %inker Rd CAbany . B. CHAMBERS DRUG CO.. mC and McPherson. Fimar ' or ~~ Dennen Abany 4104 DFT. Sei DEIMAR MET DFIMAR MKT rear 4 \~" e CY \reat 5es5 - ee _ INO. FE. DOOLEY filma Ried on ar Bivd ‘eet 7TOO4 ¢ R. ELSNER & co. _ = . - £ Cingshighwavy wrest 3350 y WSPHORST BROS. HDWE. €O. BB Page Tv “Abany 2721 GASFEWS DRITG STORE Rand c+ * (i@ AY. oY west "949 GCASFNS DRG STORE ~4 Mad ~*~ Ll get} \ . MT’ mar *407 J. 9 GRETLICH GRO. ‘ Seg Qe r Fimar 480 GIVENS HDWF AND VARIETY 2#fimar Bivd *“ahany 1739 % _ GLASER DRUG CO ow VJAFton Ae 8 St ind 3100 Vets is } 8 cGcReSS Vay Vee . Regular Price $222 WITH it you can beautify ALL your floors and linoleum ‘n the time it formerly took to do a single room—and without stooping, kneeling or soiling your hands. Ten times quicker than by hand, this labor-saving machine wax-polishes wood, linoleum, tile and all other floors to gleaming brilliance. This wonderful new machine actually cuns itself —you just guide it with the finger-tips. It gives a higher, evener and more deep-toned polish than can possibly be obtained by hand. It is simple—there is nothing to get out of order. Light—only 9 lbs. Runs from any lamp socket for 1'zc an hour. Polishes under low pieces of furnt- ture without moving them. The tough bristle brush revolving 1100 times a minute, drives the Wax into the very pores of the floor. Rent It or Buy Fromt OHNSON'S WAX. ctric floor Polisher New Easy Electric | ave Beautiful Waxed Floors- | eee ee ~ ‘ At the stores listed below you can rent this beauty-giving Electric Floor Polisher and in just a short time wax- polish ALL your floors and linoleum. The regular rental charge !s $2.00 per day but this advertisement entitles you to a special rate of $1.50. Tele- phone your nearest dealer NOW and make an appointment to rent one of these labor-saving machines. Owning a Johnson Electric Floor Polisher for your own exclusive use means an investment of only $42.50. a J Columbia. Mo. Fulton. Mo. Hermann, Mo. HATTON > RFRGHATSER HDWF. ©. GEO. C. EBERLIN ADWwE. BAYS HDWE. CO. BURKS VARIETY *TOR WN FUR. JAMES H. LAUTGHLIN HDWE. LAIN-MEYERS DRTG CO. HENRY SALZMA° Fv RENIE BDWE. CO. NOLINS PHARMACY Farmington, Mo. TETLEY-&LEIN LBR. CO. Ferguson, Mo. i THE “Pot HDWF. & SUPPLY CO. Greentop, Mo. 2 Eornssanit 8! —_ “ng ti. T. PEARCE rE CK MEVE G a \Twater 200 Hannibal. Mo. HOFBAT ER BROS. ROBINSON BROS. KIRKPATRICK DRC‘; co. d. M. @CHLANGER FURN. Fredericktown, Mo. [ masarit ma “. LEAVER PAINTS _— ~~! aTwaiter itl Cnauren Res. 564 Flat River. Mo. Ff. H. BESS HDWE. & FURN. co. Kirkwood, Mo. FRED T. limo, Mo. Kirksville, Mo. HARTNER'’S DRUG «TORE G. H. FELLERS Jackson, Mo. McCOMBS FURN. a TND. CO., Jefferson City. Mo. Loris L. oTT SCRTGGS ie, Mo. McCOMRBS-PFEIFFER FURN. & UND. | Poplar Bluff, Mo. WRIGHT-DALTON-BFIL ANCHOR STORE CO. Richmond Heights. RICHMOND HEIGHTS HARDWARF 7418 Dale Ave. Hiland 2415 Rolla, Mo. . THE SCHUMAN CO. St. STEINBRINEFR FURN. CO. DALLMEYER FURNITURE CO. CHAS. E. MEYER DRUGS. Sikeston, Mo. FARRISJONES HDW. CO. Troy, Mo. KEMPER FURN. CO. Tnion, Mo. OSCAR BUSCH Tnionville, Mo. RACHFORD & CULLEN, DRUGS Washington, Mo. OTTO & CO. Webster Groves, Mo. GORFILOCK HARDWARF CO. 113 W. Lockwood WEnhbeter 1780 PACE MAC SUPPLY CO. 20 W. Big Bend Ra HARDWARF C9. Pr. Oo. HOowr 5 646 E. Bie Bend Ra. Wheater 247 FRED P. STRAUB HDWFE. " Weheter 420 31 N. Gore Are. WeEnhater 27777 Ww. J. BRENNAN GRO. CO. HOFFMAN PAINT & GLAS CO 678 E. Dig Bend Rd. ILLINOIS Alton, TT. BEARDS®LFE DWE. CO. J. C. CONLEY THE ART WALL PAFER & PAINT Phone 151 PAT. CHEVALLEY GROCER 1415 Central Av. MAin 300 C. A. HEINTZ, GROCER 7th and Pelle at MAin 762 H. C. HELLRUNG. GROCFR 306 E. Broadway. Main 82 CHILES MARKET 1230 EF. Broadway MAin 2089 RAIN & HAMMER. GROCER °S21 State st. MAin 278 Cc. FICHTEL. GROCER 500 MaytTield av MAin 3080 A. §&. COOPER 2000 Central av MAiIn 3022 BROADWAY MARKET 998 B. Broadway MAin 194 GEO. HAIR $924 Humbert at MAin 8673 D. & W. McKEE 7514 College av WAin 543 w. A. RIcE 300 Main st. MAin 1 RURNETT & SANDERS, DRUGS M Anna, Til. . Ww wrrTrR *& £0. KERTH-MANGOLD HDWE. CO. Belleville, Ml. FFLLNER RATHFIM CHRISTMANN WALL PAPER & PAINT co T. J. CHRISTMANN JR. | 908 3. Miinots st GRUENEWALD HDWE. CO Phone 581 FUERSS FISCHFR CO. Renton, fil. BRENTON HDWE. CO Breese, Til. BEN. J. SCHWARZ. Cairo. Ti. THE FAIR FURN. C9. Casey, Til. K. Z. PHARMACY Cartinvilie, Ti. Fr. W. GRAHAM DRUGS WOODWARD & WALTON HDWE. —— he Dealers Listed eee * ROTT Kirkwood 124W @NFED & DOTGLAS GRO. BAXTER LBR. CO. ARTHUR METZER DRUGS Carmi, Til. WM. R. ARCHER Carrotiton, Til. @ E. SIMPSON & CO. Centralia, Ml. FAR FTRN. €9. HUDSON DRUG CO, Chester, TH. BERMAN SCHROEDER FURN. C0. Christopher, Til. fw. T. BROWN FURN. SURKITT & REAGEN HDWE. COMMUNITY LBR. CO. Coulterville, Til. BURNS BROS. : Collinsville, mi. HENRY VOLK WALL PAPER OSTLE CAMPRELL DRUG cH Coltambia, TH. GROSS BROS. FURN. & UND. Way DUPO LBR. & HARDWARE C6, LONG & KUNZ HDWE. C8. F. A. CAMPBELL ase WARS | 2100 State St. Ridge 1769 \ | Con FELLNER-CROW CO. . e &@ FURN. CO. | ineville & St. Louis Ave. EAst 43%) | HENCKEN rr. | §19 Collineville Ave. EAest 5407 y. J. GUITHUES DRAPERY *Ti0oT 417 St. Louis Ave. EAs HAUSS HARDW 135 Collinsville Ave. ant an 6745 | Cc oO. 2401 State St. W. J. SULLIVAN WALLPR. & PAINT Fairfield, Ml. KEEN-NORRIS WALLPR. & PAINT. GORDON 0. BAKER CLARK-MARTIN-l‘AWKiINS HDWE. FRK. P. SKAGGS PHARM. £0. E. BARTER PAINT & GLASS A.M ‘ LAWRENCEVILLE FURN. CO. — Hilland 0028 | W Ebeter ‘61 a ee al A. J. PAUTLER INDO SHADE CO. ROWERS MORGAN HOUSE FURNISHING CO. ee 429 Ain 734 BK. MURRAY & SONS THE ROBT. GAFFNER CO., DREUGS 2 ILLINOIS Cartyie, Il. INO. H. FRERAKERS JR. FS gm Tih LIPS SUPP Y CO. Dupe, Wi. ii. FORESTER & CO. KIMMEL HDWE. CO. East St. Louis, Tl. BOFRENKROEGER F. t 5750 Cco.. SCHLUETER DRUGS EBAst 3244 ton# . tf : oes Was, Seddon % , ab nds Edwardsville, Til. OVERBECK BROS. FINK ELECTRIC CO. DELICATE DRUG CO. Ef eo a VD ay Pani Elkville, Ti. SCHWARTZ LBR. CO. Fiora, Til. 4. BOWMAN Germantown, Iil. HERMAN ROSBEN SONS Gillespie, Til. DIPPOLD DRUG CO. GANEY MERC. CO. GILLESPIE HDWE. WIESE BROS. FURN. Granite City, Tl. ‘ ‘ é a ” . : rf Negi, KOM pay ee a pee ee a etn See pests, Grayville, IM. A. F. MADDEN DREUGS FLY PHARMACY Greenville, Tl. ONTIEL DRUG CO. LEE ELECTRIC SUPPLIES THE ECONOMY STORE Harrisburg, Til, Herrin, Til. HERRIN SUPPLY CO. Highland, DL EAST END MERC. CO. TIBBETTS & CO. Hillsboro, ITT. HH. CLAY LATNAM ADWE. FRED W. WEILGE FUEN. SEYMOTR DRUG CO. Lebanon. TH. Fr. W. LANDWERR Mascoutah, Til. OTTO HOFRDT. Madison, Ii. SCHERMER BROS. Marphysbore, Tl. CAnEe : UEVEAS Otney, TH. cz Pana, Til. R. C. JONEA co SC HN FIDFR oe G. 8. COFFMAN od arene mi, Shelbyville. Ti. mERRow per pa ts

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ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH TUESDAY EVENING, APRIL 27, 1926. or hee 4. re 8 - = ec rime Oe sO BO BOROECEC OE SEOROEOEOI KING OF U. S. GYPSIES RETURKS Pras Desdrea Oypey fam! Bound green cel full sine) Baby on) 5 eutesciie/ eonduiies 411-~ SHI rica oe Kin, co nk , , a ) WINTER GARMENTS | GAKMENTS + FROM EUROPE WITH BRIDE Se => Mos 2 AND cusriors, | | A Bath With =S mr money for specu the United States, Frank Kasilo. porter: i ’ ik Likes i ta j baba They arrived yesterday on the lin- Nearly 100 Gypsies rested + Beer. : 5 . 208 ; : copie some | Ki -F ard a pence cops fy By Special Cable to the Post-Dis- | 9 S 2 . a-f od Ki Frank's hea riers y | . , listen - 3 A dearth of good old-fashion ng patch and New York World. ¢ P cake xeeb ler eee a § puccnyanes pet and Post-Dispatch | me | If they win the rp EIGHTY MILES PER HOUR PARIS, Apri 27.—The pictur Ff ashamed of themse eer of th eax 7 ae |r Others buy Fonc manctt The Corsican Rob : 610 to 618 Washington Avenue | ae wb stitution that has a | . ee ee CS | maintain—an inst a. Vere eee | Af | : , can't afford to rec IMP pedi emer By ey stereo INCOMPARABLE _ JU iid. cane: wien stars The luxury of the new Chrvsler Imperial ° ‘SQ”’ Killed only in self-defens | aw Ah % : is Not merely the luxurv ot graceful appearance land : : e =. ‘e on ws ; ! We a 2 \ Short Lots, and Lines Broken in and smart appointment. It is infinitely more. It \They looked to. him | | ‘ ae is the luxury of new riding and dnving qualities cs va 7 Sizes Offered at Ridiculously Low never before achieved; the luxury of unperturbed = [J w*28 and the poor ts be : : _ Prices to Ettect Immediate Disposal responsiveness to every operating demand made ffs was his boast tha: ie i : of it, of vastly increased pow er and speed har- nessed completely to your willinan undreamed of operating phancy. Itis the luxury of undisturbed riding ease — of soit, smooth fleetness at pro- : one = proltn Wesganapa sage Sig Cc § ane d! longed periods of high speed. A new measure — jf ot in 1S years has anyone try i oats dcriliced. of quality, and sound, enduring manutacture Costs Disregarded! combined with these virtuesto makethe Chrysler = [f- Last sun | *80’’ unique among hnne cars. i} other towns with a wa: tel S Imperial “*S0"’ unique among nn jj] other towns with a warning JUST 93 G. M. BERRY, Inc. }] Protected them from the tad ones. Is of Poiret twill and 2621 Locust Street Telephone, JEffersen 3010 | SUES CREDITORS FOR $490 000 ee > sty mm ) Missouri Farmer Charee . t r ia a | @aéa sizes. — i —— 3 | a “ae 4f ro 87 a Chi iffon Silk Hose 31 Finest Suits In two and three piece $ +7 In green, red, pur- seer chiffon, silk feet and lsie effects, J! models 4 = pie and biue. Sizes $3: 75 ops make the i hose unusually 38 39 from our higher priced , 3 set , in ue, Woodland Lines for oniy 14 to 44, at. < tose. Apricot and other sew (Third Floor.) hac A A LAT : Footwear Shop—First Fl Sonnen‘cid’s Suit Shop—Third FlaorJ Sport Coats Trimmed and Silk Dresses Radically Reduced Sport oa ats Greatly Reduced $635 $1 2.85 Seely Ped $2.85 $5.35 Every one formeriv eae r. Hats of ught-weig } , Coats of pl omy % pas a straw, silk, ribi Every Dress formerly priced higher, Cats of plaids. checi TI on , = i 2 Cllt ecks, twill, Poiret- inations. All . but reduced for a quick clean-up. snoe¢en. t ~ Fecs ) reo -oOve + ae r= a . ° ane noveity mixtures. Lovely stvies in favored silk fabricm ~\ THE BEDSPRING LUXURIOUS 9° ¢ SS (SE Ge |g - - ~~ Pr Mm Neon ft KOrior—e {eo \

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—" oe — "pp @ESDAY EVENING, APRIL 27, 1926. = ee ri, wy) arian 4 * ST.LOUIS POST-DisPaTcH | ‘cipal lieutenant of Chief Enforcs- | bankrupt, and, at present, he says,; passed through his right shoulde:, | ‘ment Agent Nations and partict- | he is a salesman for «nother ofl | breaking a small bone in the neck) pated In the raid at Hotel Chese burner company. and narrowly missing the spinal Ta) ‘ jon — oe oie when he; The bullet which struck him'cord. Belcher Baths Keep You Fit | pie ‘was knocked down by a guest in ‘ = | A T Hi O U G H ey F O R the dining room. Leaving the’ The world-famous Belcher Mineral Sulphur Water Turkish Baths 4 Na 3 Joerdpongy a. epee cman a 4 > remove all internal and external waste matter. One meleher Bath ) CLEANERS ang Dy; ; a+} } fF nh et alan . - comiel emem ber Last Summer * a week will keep you in splendid physicial condition the year ‘round. x An | . ; ~ a | bi HIN” COSTLY TIRE TROUBLE DEPARTMENT FOR LADIES — ea > : 7 ry Tr he »F i¢ +e: TT) iiS res 4 re the ilk Pill DVa!l pale py . 1 1923. It. was 14 months ago, he Mee ee TF ee es oe said, when Gatter came to his | pe Bloomers roadhouse, accompanied by about | : eight Italians, and threatened him = of hemstitched 1% until angers a re in prase. white, flesh and executing a mortgage on his fix- St quality cotton : tures. About four months ago, | a UC Ce | said Wulfert. Gatter returned again | with the Italians, and compelle him to sign a note for $6660 : Wualfert Tells of Threat. Yesterday, when Gatter tele- pohned,. Wulfert told him he had intrusted his affairs to a lawyer, Wulfert said. Whereupon Gatter replied, “I'm coming out the Gra- vois. and if I see you, I'll get you,” according to Wulfert. Our Wonderfu Frestett ssid: eit nse Is in long tailored $ will, worth two and meer price...,. St. Louis when he saw Gatter in pursuit and was trving frantically | Hlorec Suits, all $ Bracelet VA atc wills, Poiretsheen B®, 47 in the lot.... § i I Finest Suits ‘| Wed., Thur. and Friday (First Floor Shops.) its Sacrificed against the curb. He said Gatter was holding the wheel with one hand and reaching into his hip pocket with the other. when he} (Wulfert) pulled out his auto- matic and began shooting. “There was nothing else for m+« to do.”’ said Wulfert. “He looked like he was all ready to shoot, an‘ These values will positively astonish you. In fact it would be im- possible to buy the materials under ordinary circumstances at this next- to-nothing price. Large stocks make ur hicher priced ry only fired five or six shots at them and A Real Aronberg Value ee meet aiehea dak Made % Each man offered confirmation Dependable, high quality jeweled of his version of the note transac- and three piece ia E ] think one of the fellows in th: ) JI models F SEE THIS VALU back seat had a revolver out. I eid’s Suit Shop—Third Floor.) . — . “ ’ " rh ment of lease and mortgage whic! Cc secured the note he referred to Cc Note Waer could not be reached. Gatter’s Companions Held. Low k Smith and Rous were arrested Down 7 erms ec late last night and taken to Mag- nolia District Station where they are held. Thev have refused to /make a statement Wulfert was released on bond. WATCHES “Ny : Gatter is 37 years old, a wid- ower, and lives with a sister at 7 4 - ? ° ; 3°30 Liberty street. He wus a pro- . Sixth and hibition agent for about 13 months, ? tior Wulfert referred to Edwin § e Nn 7 pO Li. A : . ’ bes ice The 95 ae ee ee this tremendous price reduction al. . ‘entral Trust Building, wrt said ancy Gin. . 1 sept abs 2 eto i ge necessary. Sports Coats of every de- ib : uirert Came to nil itm fis Stor’ ; age f ‘ t Be) CaS 1“ wren last Friday and instructed him to scription in smart double and single > : ; ’ . , . . . , é engraved. Truly file suit to have the notes declared breasted modes. Plaid, stripes and ‘ a big value that void, which, Lacdie ae, ae ees novelties of all kinds. Not in years 4 M do shortly. Gatter referred : : E rf you must see. Edgar Ss. Waer, notary public has such a carnival of Savings been resses ‘ { the International Life Building, offered! ‘ : who. he said, drew up the assign- ‘ 4 ‘ 4 a ly Reduced $ 5:35 rmeriy priced higher, or a quick clean-up. 1 favored silk fabrics. DOUBLE-BREASTED MODELS MANNISH TAILORED COATS PLAIDS! STRIPES! NOVELTIES! NEWEST SPRING SHADES! SIZES FOR MISSES AND WOMEN PET Pants DRM to et ~~ J eee 99 94494444000404 AA BAAAA AA EAE A Pa > OIAMONDS g ” KLINE’ S—Basement. ‘ a ) a2e=S Ra. th St. Charles resigning in May, 1923, when he : described his job as “‘too much like <0 & pAb AEE Ee ee th ee | se that of a dogcatcher. As a dry acent he was the prin- . — ~ _— a meee were ee ee we eee wlpumase

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATC! TUESDAY EVENING. APRIL 2744 rsa ewr ns sewers 8 ee 2s eee ee vt St Niduslia) == The Store for Wu ALL the People biol N Jb f/ OE WHE / la , 3 | ; | \\ An Unequaled Sale Wednesday! Twill and Silk New Spring ere in 40-inch width. You will fi Coats - Dresses}) =: An Amazing Purchase of New Coats a a $1.50 to $1.95 and Dresses at Startling Prices BE xvclope chemises, sl Wl step-ins and princess SUps ¢ sook, batiste and novelty : HUNDREDS OF STYLES TO CHOOSE | Bee tion to choose from eae BODY FOUND IN FIELD Prufrock-Litton NOT FULLY IDENTIFIED Fourth and St. Charles ample Suites At Factory Prices $18.000 Worth Prufrock-Litton-Made Furniture These sample Suites represent some of our finest designs and best ex- amples of Prufrock-Litton superior workmanship—a splendid oppor- tunity to secure a high-grade Living-Room Suite at the factory price. There are just one or two of a kind—no Suites will be made up in our factory at these prices. No Suites will be broken; nor will we hold Suites longer than May 3lst delivery. No duplicates or exchanges can be allowed. We wish to dispose of these Suites quickly due to lack of floor space. Sale Wednesday, Thursday — — ‘e Pal laa Tal ae all a a a aT aT el ‘ doubt remains as ¢t —_ of ro ~ . }. Goode ,ad made ~——— and Friday aS . ~~ * . os ~~ ’ _-- sa LaAd Insurance Company Satisfied. mana cer > nanag oO: We are always ready to seize every market advantage, we are alert to every opportunity to bring our customers the newest Coats and Dresses at less than regular prices. And now we announce an extraordinary purchase of the newest Coats and Dresses at a price far below the cost to manufacture. Feat Wt ta ois to st eel oes cas” es ee Ted os ee) as et Fal alles ts al us aT deel alee ies Tad oat aT ae) os Tal” es” sia as st ad Tala Tice oe leis ea Slipover nightge velope Imagine Buying Such Coats and : Dresses for Only $9.00 \e ¢ Pe utfully trimmed. The Coat Styles The Dress Styles Wrappy modes, flares, straichtline. Boleros. circular skirts, flares, tiered fur edzinzg on collars. embroidered. frocks. dance frocks, two-piece modeis, ffed ~le . hix . trimmed with ltces. folds, ruffies. £co- ; pu leeves ishop and barre! dets. scarfs, pouch, ruff or gauntlet All silk from hem to sleeves, they are 7 > the t Materials Materials cain th ——— , wood — _ — : , . aoa ‘ . = - - . + ‘ ee ’ a“? ~ = \ 275 Three-Piece Mohair Suite, with carved base, davenport, low-back armchair and tall-back wing chair a> Pe ao ian? AA Baas ep Rk AER SS TA RRR Ie ey 9 LE inal “ ~rye ed Any ry & Mt OO NO KM MN BH Ot Ded ' ’ Moda 3 Ww it iv wf it at w nw Tie el asl vial al! wast ae oe t FT uaa ast sae | oa xy + Misses’ 16 to 20 [Ze Ss Women’s 36 to 44 | Stouts, 46 to 52 Stout Sizes in the Dresses Only iu | ie) ae | ee Nou ru uM —_ = a = — = - —— == = —s ee =z - > =. = — = = =— . = = — ' — => = a : - = — a --+ - = —s = = = ’ . = = = 2 e ' a — f as ; ~s 4 - = “ - = WT) : t .— . eS ~ -— ‘ ~~ - - . . } Mack monair w ‘ : LOK e = = - it Ml » ; rare — a aa Y a . (ha ’ ‘a es ' i ji } a) eT eee A $600 graceful Two-Piece Suite. covered in frieze, di cushions, unusual design, at 50°, off A $650 Two-Piece Spanish Suite, covered in linen velou: covered in set pattern tapestry, down cushions, at jus A $450 Sohd Mahogany Suite, two pieces, covered in brocatelle | 3 | | : SG OR PD SF Se cd ee ee Only while i50 Dresses last, cam you purchase such wonderful Dresses jt JOS MM eM fut TM Ae pe | ae Cy ye oe es ye 4e wou it Toad ae all ad) al ad ae a “=r ar : ee - . Te - ‘ ; ’ 7 — eee ~ , t7 we ™ si Tes iJ J DEE IER PPPS PPS Pe oe ee IE IE Oe IONE ICIP) OPO Ie IO Ie Ie ie Ieee nae ela sla ee ae ale a aa a ala a a alana s statata aie ata a eee Le aT UT TOT ATT aT aT oot a aototatate teeter uw Tus lael asl as) de Tal aes yt jf ef oe eS 1500 Pairs Spring and Summer Shoes at a Saving of | to 2 New Cut-Outs, x Shoes of Brown Straps, Ties O ) or Black Satins, and Oxfords. 7 ae Tan or Black Women’s and Calf, Kid, Girls’, 2*. to 8. Colored Leathers Kiddies’ Sizes, and Combina- 51, to Misses’ 2. tron Effects. Men’s and Boys’ Shoes tr. es $ — SUES FOR $12,500 DAMAGES Girl, 16. Was Burned by Hot Appie Butter at | Preserve Plant. ~ - . ~ — —_— . - aS as i > o> FD oe i a otags Re Pe HR? Aah St $900 Luxurious Three-Piece Carved Suite (With Low-Back Armchair, Not Shown) “ bh. > ~~ “ ** . t rr? ies ~~ + — ] hos Three- F rece suite is erey . ti : a ba! | on 3 T? mH ti Merry . ? , >. 7 > with the solid mahogany deep cut-out eo: Three pieces imciude adove fwo pieces ana n or biack calf and : rome 3 “17 : a)s0 Two sofa pulows. thers A. sizes in the lot. Many have crepe $500 Two-Piece Suite. solid mahogany. covered in $12-per-yard frieze. d cushions | A $615 Three-Piece Suite, elegantly covered in mohair and brocatelle | ag 3 | re | { ' f jt ) J i , Ha abl sie del lt aot alte Tuto Tele Ted asl ioe he oes eid 90525 PG0 e520 1 alt alte 12 eb bee f! , Extended Payments On any of these Suites we will allow you to pay as little as one-fifth cash, im ten equal monthly payments. Or, two per cent discount for al] cash. > a . ; ‘ 3 ‘ : ; + ' ' ‘ 4 : ; 4 : nae ’ } ; ; ; ’ ee , ‘ > : ‘ B88 66.868 88 6.8 7 sm on Sve rr , ose 8 88 6 = ) 1 ! | i Se sce ee @ eBeegQ @iagease ea a8 ea j : ' Fh 2 5e'; yo ee a, eee ae oe ae ae ee . ~ 4 >. di. dian a, eo 4 eer ae See ee /fea SESBSBSSB SE SSBSBEB BSS SSESESTSESESSSESZERCBS SBA 2 2s ess

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eo ~ J sy P onthe ng ae OS kes Aen © iid Rs See ae OT ee aa, JE" Sane? & “F us oS eS J As * *¥3 ee z BN y Big - met . te 3 22, > — \ \ \ . * a ~~, \\8 a " te SO; f | Ea } a 7 a — A} ») Listerine, ? 1000 Yards 69c Satinettes Priced..... ZIic 42¢ ri Ce 1 - P Ic 1500 Yards Fancy Broadcloth Sale Price eroxide, Se sna er ’ “ctes thc, er ee l/c 800 Yards Sello Silk......... W ednesday Baby Blankets Fletcher’s tooo Yards $1.00 Printed Voiles } PE ccc Zic 1000 Yards 69c Rayon Chiffons Blankets of soft-fleeced California Syrup 950 Yards 79c Fancy Rayons. | Se of Wiese Alc shadow check OS 6k 5 ee II00 Yards 98c Half-Silk Crepe | with $1 00 Wildroot 39 and 7 Ge Games .. . os cn. rrr borders SE: e Hair Tonic.. S 3c 1000 Yards 98c Rayon Suiting. Danderine peseesg. |... 29c 48c 85c Pebeco Tooth | j . teint tt in a S26. 32)... 2) 2m) iii e ee 5 5 ty ae eg hth Slee tt oA A LY RK HRM: Le | oe oe - 6) 2 a % ‘Waa ; ng a a a ae a > at 3 > ° - - is. Tht Pt Se A ij x > =a fe Pe LS £F. “= % ~~ Sale + uf xe ag J . i =. ee Fe - 2. a a ee ‘a= = * 4 ~ a: Sgn ” Bory . Am, h rs a ’ a a ~ * ke f a? 3 ae z . - on ‘ hemstitched garter run. | $1.50 to $1.95 Lingerie Envelope chemises, slipover gowns, ' step-ins and princess slips of voile, nain- F sook, batiste and novelty cloth. Tailor- -edand lace trimmed. A splendid selec- * tion to choose from ft Te oe ee ee ee oe oe ee a ak, 2 he ee (Nugents—Second Floor, South.) $5.95, $6.95 Silk Lingerie Slipover nightgowns, en- 5 05 velope chemises, princess slips and step-ins of heavy quality crepe de _ chines. Beautifully trimmed. Pastel South.) ee ease ( Nugents—Second Floor, All silk from hem to toe. Well reinforced heels and toes, some with Comes in the wanted shades of nude, chaire, cherie, tullie, woodland rosé, . *. $1.95 Silk Chiffon Hose ‘ta. Circassian, Riviera, taupe, black | Somes Sisee 814 to 10. Irregulars of best grades of hosiery. (Nugents—Main Floor, North.) $6 to $8 . Shoes All from our regular stock of qual- ies ity footwear, including “Dorothy South.) Women’s and Misses Dodd” and other reputable makes. Styles include Pumps, novelty and tai- lored Straps, and Cut-Outs— in patent, satin, tan calf and many combinations. Broken sizes but not all sizes in the lot. (Nugents—Second Floor, $1.15 Scalloped Shades 600 opaque shades, 36 inches wide and 7 feet long; mounted on guaranteed rollers; scalloped and trimmed with bullion fringe, shown in yellow and taupe. Complete EE ee (Nugents—Third Floor, South.) Dustless Housecleaning With the Ball-Bearing, Oilless D Premier-Duplex OG The Two-in-One Cleaner Ww This wonder Vacuum Sweeper can be purchased during the Spring Homefur- N (Nugents—F ourth Floor, South.) nishing Sales for only $2 down. One-Day Sale Toiletries Wednesday we offer the Marvel line of Toilet Requisites at 10¢c each. All guaranteed pure. Consists of— Marvel Shaving Cream Marvel Dental Cream Marvel Face Powder Marvel Talcum Powder Marvel Cold Cream Lady Esther Face Powder— in a Special package at, each............ 10c Each (Nugnets—Main Floor, North.) $6.50 Eyeglasses Choice of Three Styles a 5 of Frames Shellco, rimless spectacles, or 20,000 Rolls Wall Paper Tiles Tapestries | Florals Chintz Etc. ¢ nose glasses. Complete with convex Sold Only With Matching Border ~ spherical lenses and examination. (Nugents—Third Floor, South.) fe fe se Se), FB Be Se Te SE SS. em ee me. ee ee ee Complete Oatmeals a Rear Sanitary Napkins (Sana t)— Regular size, I2 to a pkg. (Nugents—Main Floor, North.) | . 33¢ 3 Pkgs. $1.00 tooo Yards $1.00 Colored Dress, FR ieee tr00 Yards 69¢ Cotton Challis, 8s0 Yards soc Colored Voiles, 800 Yards Brocaded Rayon Crepe - Yard See Oe eee aw = 2 ea eS eS Baby Cribs Attractive Crib with dec- Orated cane panels of enam- el finished wood with strong wire spring and rubber-tired he wheels. Sizes 17x33 inches. Special for (Nugents—Main Floor, South.) Baby ® Ks 0 whan $19.75 Complete Layette Special for Baby Day 40 pieces, including all the necessary garments for the new baby; proper weight. Choice of pink or blue trims. Complete. ... $1.50 and $1.95 Creepers $1 .39 Dressy Creepers for little tots of 6 months to 2 years. All-white, Sizes § months to 2 years. 142 $2.25 and $2.50 French Handmade Dresses Adorable Dresses of fine French nainsook, in yoke and straightline models. Beautifully | $1.85 scalloped and 69c Quilted Pads embroidered. . solid colors, baby checks and stripes, of broadcloth, chambray Crib-size Pads; muslin and gingham. Smocked, embroid- covered, quilted ered or stitched, in colors. Drop- and bound. Size APe seat style. 18x34-inch ....... Second Fieor, South.) [ The Big Sale of Home Needs for Spring Continues ,,Z**4 —s SOTTO NMINTTTTTTTTTT TTT TT MM MM MTT TTT STUPEUTUNVDDOETUI On 2d Floor Styles For Afternoon, Dinner, Street Business, Country Club, Golf Tennis and Sports Wear Materials Georgette and Taffeta Combinations Flat Crepe Cinderella Prints Crepe Prints Crepe de Chines Pussywillow Prints Fine Flannels Jerseys and Cud’l-Doons Standard makes of several kinds—each a wonderful bargain. This lot includes marred, renewed and floor samples. Complete in every detail and fully guaranteed. Select Early—Models Limited Georgettes Misses’ Sizes TOLLE Electric Sewing Machines q Sold on Club Plan - ree ee ee - Seat aaen. eT???" SO Le 6 a ik Pp. ree ttn ¥ + Cty eo ee 7 he . . ye . » ‘ ong Pa ” ® : “at Fc, ae ae « ~ Se ; Or ae eee way , “i rn , ey » oe i f ial hnilalan ea. ies SRE 7 os! aT. SRC Re eek %, $e Sasi POOR me .- “ eer - : _— oe ‘"e eet ey “et S pear = oe om * me " . 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ete si igus Mu5i-liWcATCH TUESDAY EVENING. | Branch stamp collector, whose will of the Board of Public Service and ' Abandon Hope /for Ship With 29. ' a. > ~ . . a | ~ r ’ hed - , - i TIRED ACHIN G FEE I was filed today, directed his two Director of Streets and Sewers NEWARK, NX J.. April 27.— ¥ a . ‘ - Ls - a & as , rT ~ I~ om +? 4e _-_ = - Lz _ 9 eo , - + 9 sons to give t harity one-tenth of Brooks for their attituce in the re-|——Hope for the freigh: Suduffco : sie : : } — ’ ee a3 ; 1? 2 2 vv ; ~ ne ’ tj OLiOWis i t i s + a4 * . . — 4 _ s . as ia r incomes, following his cus- moval of Edward E. W as Di- | overdue at the F Canal since : "THE minute you put your m. The widow was direct rector of Put — Mayer | March. 22, wae ehaatened today Sy : feet in a “Tiz” bath you = 4 x wr n ner hus- M r 3 “ , 2 e . — f e ae ar ne or- feel pain being drawn out * ar. nde ‘ rofits t an er 5 i to wpaice ™ esate. en e ship ; . : i mresent at i ng Wasi $22 Was in cOmmand of —.. S 2a and comfort just soaking iT. re aig \- Dea rsr sea e aie and carried a crew g 3a How good your tired, swol- oo pgeauars it the speak iz! . and 28. len, burning feet feel “Tiz” Foreign Office at Paris Regarcs HEAD OF AMERICAN SOCIETY 27.—~Federal draws out the poisons that Terms as Incompatible With R HERE GO. April 99 nna eral . & 1 ddd _ sai oe = 4 & ~ fe. deans # on . ~eis y at cause tender, aching feet. Pics . OF ENGIN IEERS | HEA! D flee, A. Wilkerson today cen : ss | earue ¥ yy énan . es ‘1 anil ‘ - oe in: ° : ‘ “Tiz” takes all the soreness PT an & Sutin ob Ween s ae | & Se ag Savor the third time in a week, | out of corns and callouses. te a ae we bolt ele ehits Miser Eee De ie ee ee ae thods of prohibition agents | § ; Get a box of “-Tiz at any 4 =e0 sted Prega ’ Engir a na . —— Gulf Sa 5 Mi Tate “J ; » 2. ag — +o get bir Ti10. ‘at Tors. drug or department store for PARIS. April 27.—The Russ swan ead chelate : ; Se seven men arrested last] German treaty, received in 0: unch he St. Louis section ‘ a 5 ~ v 1. @ raid on a brewery e +> — ee ee ood = ~ , - im End foot torture forever— ‘orm at the French Foreign Office of the society : SE a RE Sg wT, +o appear. Judge Wilkerson ; wear smaller shoes, keep a. cecil senmiedl « sek entewmeehh “lam a former St. Louisan, he 7 ~:~ ff = ai red their bonds forfeited and) : your feet fresh, sweet and i Regs : said. “I worked here in the Dis- bench warrants at the request > : comfortable. Seppe A “3 es : : ERESEOCT Ss Cie . eiel Anderson, assistant Fed=" — District Attorney. ; Then ne asked Anderson if heo imagine Capt. , — * Porter, | : ret service chief. “in his heydey - .w allowing such a case; he . eel investigat ing to | e colon the real owners were, / ‘ poor ignorant | ; : | ; ; ay . se ie j ) “ . 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Re a ; 3 the brery?™” the Judge “e ernine ¢ ‘meaty gat eetl eg Nees _—_— : mo ; : - a ~ . » om oe © 4 1 ? + @ te . : ¥ =e ia » 74 + ‘ nd ee ~ a ia = ~ + ry * « . 3c) c 2 ‘ 4 i . . aan ; ie 9 9 = ™~ OT oL% ™ os TMs ye ronrrr ri) . n he 4 A " ‘ . j " ’ * an 1eSs err ren gs rt ane j -“ 4 a ine v va 7 4 T yf . . -- ry - ~ See Our Other Announcement on Page 5. GRAND-LEADER - a Pa ” b fh } 1 f j j } } J : 5 ty J A ~ a p rr fh t \ g $1 dite ) } ; , i 4 t J , i “4 > C t tT ? y4 1 va j + Ny ' > ' f + " ‘ - - LS ee ee ER rene nem ’ ‘ss , i s i~ : W, oO armen S is to the interpretation f the — ine a R ‘ + ‘ om ‘ =" rea.y and Aas 7 ww : ; :° cine. - ut ‘ ; — oe ’ a ; . 3 ‘ \ a + . Administration. w ASHINGTON April *7.— wThomas W. Miller, formeria By a New and Proven Method—the oem foo Ky > y > — a J ~ » j = J 7 , . = i ; T 1 | ‘ » athena arith alert te a eiiiie Articie 16 of the League cove- nant is the mer 4 ’ tm FASHION C.D. CO. = SCHUCK C. D. CO. a ee es ty claims allowed and by the Wine} : i man, wag sentenced i nin v 3 wed an y th - 4273 Olive St. 4110 Clive St. : dea > 9888 tn ene a0 » by 12925, be said Lindei!l 2688S Linde!! 4600 n ths in 1 ' | se + STAR C. D. CO. ENTERPRISE C. D. CO. le Ye declared that the business as administered by his office, “couidy not have been erated and ad-} ministered. wh ches by ve mental P vate agency, at a 2515 N. Grand Av. 4225W. Easton Av. passing a worthless check Lindell 6575 Lindei! 8780 g7 oe: ee, Sane re ae MORGENS BROS. C..CO. SCOTT'S CL. CO. fjcontinued to May 3407 Olive St. 3829 Olive St. e str ned the } force || "Inde!ll 4404 Lindell 0013 : 2 : : UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL STAR | INDICTED IN ROBBERY GASE Alexander Reily Hodges Accused of Holding Up New York Res- taurant for $248. ete » a a NGA Me AEE SS Ti a Marva |, eget pee NE oa! see 2 4735 Delmar BI. —— S may « - | FOrest 0926 Will Orders sons te Aid Charity te P NBte dl igaaiatipn” Scgteyatcs CHENOWETH D. C. CO. MB) nation and other charges, the las | . | re ; : | By the A-« ~ Dress. ;: en : ‘ is : NWW YORK. April 27—Alexzan- ; , i der Reily Hodges, former star athe 3 —— —— SSE t i lete amd football player of the [ul ) H i ° e e e versitr of Kansas, was indicted te= | H i gi day on a charge of first degree ; an! hattan restaurant last weelt. ; | ens | The ind eneet was returned as 2 crand jury, *% hile ecuss. ge: ; TIX. BAER & FULLER | ' —~ iti - + ) . 3 i AND-LEADER i 2 22 ae z ie GRAN D-L i i] . . i Lice urt Assistant District At | | | In Colontal Dessgz : ie | i | = Cron € : torney Hastines, in charge of @ 4 :. cileiciiiieatinaiieidiaaeael rs = ee eee ny lla +} “ ' P | is ii S$ ) ) — Tien. Hodges would be ‘ =% , ' i} ] \ a ruigned tomorrow for pleading ie i] | emma ” sf i ndictment } eS, il | ‘a T ndictment charges ee a i it — ; _ This roomy oe Hodges entered a restaurant FS / Pn . w2ese men-grace VUsdairs . : vi , ™M £o- he eh: si ] = -— e177 el “ en > ? ’ 7 ~~ > ' » ~ hii ee str et Lat . 18 eS | | are artistically designed The contin uous mahogany woodwork at the base, up the arms and measures 17x37 inches a8 imate nine ae - ae i. : H ut With Deautitu turned soid aeoronce the tan malrec -harming frame for the S ish tvled uphol- is 72 inches high. Well built Z et Of AES oo ee ee 4 am HH \ i I beige bee ae np e Aen, across Lilie LU} eer. &.S =. a Vis Gs ssddsis gn (lame tor ié panis Ss Pp th four large drawers, aa Ss' SCoimt of a 2£ur. Hodges ' i ‘ ie severe: — ae. oe * 4] ] —_ 7 , 2 Ma.ned that he had % = ; i il equipped with down-filled stering, with large, brass-headed nails holdin ng the taupe mohair cOvV- ple ee a ee a a Hs wr . sy tf ns ad ~vered in 53 ‘ 1 7 pei ‘ - sheives tor boo it is fe ne Ure 8 OE © eS | Hi i “Seas wae SIL! ering in piace. The loose cushions are reversed in linen frizette, giving ‘shed in brown mabagee 3 resembling a pistol. according es ' H if ae . “6 bilan nate © 4 4 7 ~~ + ot -r ce . - la 77 - “ t "5 ; *T\) Prt if} = : Y i | recustiendt im miedo a delighttul touch of color to the neutral ~s keround. Exceptional value. single “seme aa es Hf ie restaurant, ‘ a2 : is lH * George J. Swebody. who capts a i Hodges, were the oniy Wine i HI Ca.ied before the grand jury. ‘deed mig = > | ie EMBRACE USTIFIES | = | | “o Seven Jurors Held im Case =a | Hi | a Excu-ed—Husband Cr = oe . he A enorme ts oak ea | i | PHILADELPHIA, April 2% cw ; ; ' a ee : ia He | a ai =, Sven men walked out of the . er ! | = ~ ~~ i. ¥ pat i | os) ae = »\- OX im cri — court today & See Oe Oh ~ = “moracing his wife. Georgs - ‘ | . ‘ . i —— = 3 = *“orne. a milkman. was placed i: s . , , © ele oe ie eS oR tt - 3S . ‘ for second degree murde® 4 j a | en | ——s —— ‘Nooting James F. Hartie® = : : | ' « s . ~ « ~~ 7 ; ee -~ -— a * - . * ’ v } : “ «er = or — a a ~- a } 7 ? n ec e v . agg: ¥ 4 vida green anc si LiSiwe ina antique high-hght Walnut —beautl . , 2 s effect. The mirrors are « ti C ~ a i "Tt. ~~ ~ a =) _ 4 ii€ Suite otter 7 a we ie ee ee eee SLL C—O A A RE TT TT TC A NE cm a p 7 -) ww 7) = s ¢ i uX a ‘* . * n . : > 4 a tal ‘ee when she goes motoring: — nauffeur of her S2ure - perted car has been swort 7 “itine of crowds and % -eonetehie hae beet, aantened “or —-t? 2 ee at Cald Sesond Fleor (Seventa . 84 inary mansia orhter, | ' ~ : ; : "a eet oe “i? * es » of . Stylish Stout Girdles—Special. $3 and $5 O Pp}. ot C a _ pobredane ee é . | Sizes to 40 are available in these Girdles—suitabie for every type ur Filan of Uonve omrent Terms of of Payment Puts These Important Savings Within the Cmdeweiin Susae Glee rT of stour < near-stout ig, Thaw i } a ] oh low - ] i aC : ‘¢ See EEE A ace De ee ie a eat derizing «Rowand of the usthenh mann pct cen a omen Re . ‘ 4 Ee inal Ho ane and Makes fe Easy tor or Everyone to = Take Advantage of This Sale Pe awe “ b - ; Preachers” rowing eee ne ei — aerate eens ee ee en nanseeamenpa Cente tteeeaeete

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er ee 5. SES, ST. LOWS POST-OISPATCH TUESDAY EVENING, APRIL 27, 1926. STL ‘nc PuSi-DISHA ur , Brats aa ask. aad ee TON AGENTS AGAIN | 3 eo AN OUTSTANDING OPPORTUNITY TO SAVE MONEY IN A Sweeping Sale of $97,000 Worth of Newest Designs in Se erkewvw & Gay Furniture a — a ed eed | LAMMERT?’S are exclusive distributors of Berkey & Furniture | : _ m t's in St. Louis. No other store in this locality is privileged to sell it. | Sepaniel Anderson, assistant Fed=! G®ii- 919 geal District Attorn: | WASHINGTON Se “a {2 pa. \ Ve | 5 gesociated Pr ; i : eG .GO. April 27.—Federal | se : ; = 2S ret Pts : SE eor the third time in a week, | Na is | % nods of prohibition agents | ; i, ang to get big violators. A. Wilkerson today cen-'| — em ee —— = ee ee LP 0a 2 ett. seven men arrested last | — ie, i galt tie Oe oe ” - way teen n se oh a * Then he asked Anderson if he) Pcould imagine Capt. T. I. Porter, secret service ~_ f. “in his heydey | Pn a ne or even now allowing such a case | 9 go py without investigating to | Pim who the real owners were.|}/ | Convenient l'erms ead of arresting poor ignorant | és laborers.” | On Deferred Payments can be ar- | Every Suite in this Sale is of the newest design and represents the last word in Berkey © May be specified. We are glad to | ¥ c ~ ¢ “ Why weren't these men taken | Yr: anged, if you desire. | Gay productions. ace commoda ite you on later delivery. i the grand jurv and made to r S | ee. aa : | ai = gale employed them and who a: ee Some of these Suites have been on our floors but a few days. All are the latest patterns. gwned the brery’” the Judg We illustrate but six. There are 45 in all. asked. anderson defended the = dry apents as inexperienced, ard de- F iared the employers of the arrest- ed men were defending them and paying their bonds in an effort to dodge prosecution themselves, FY.CUSTODIAN OF ALIEN PROPERTY INVITES INQUIRY | Thomas W. Miller, Indicted on_ Conspiracy Charge, Defends ce His Administration. WASHINGTON, April ot. | OU have doubtless long cherished the desire to own a Berkey & Gay Suite be- cause it represents your ideal of the finest in Furniture. Now you have the long —— looked-far opportunity to realize your ambition. For this week only we are launch- ing a sweeping Sale of Berkey & Gay Furniture at specially reduced prices. @ ¢ FURNITURE ¢ a, as = - es adi : & oe et ted ee Ae vot on fetm nett . ee pe gr inye gnene RwUG Ss FURNITURE ee - ae hence bie er keane ao tpe, alitir-nry a= ‘beeen ainbie. en a eae * — ee — eures wa "7 » . - - 4% ps 2 . J : Fo et ge ae RA Me ey ates —— Sasotinde Minstised . Pens Future Deliveries ¥ re 4 a . ba , Mes hd ee ae ~ - Pe ee » atch has thes Only color roto tne lane oe oe it. e f one Ae eS CS * ee - AG ater oe - ee a _ — 7 he, om . ” 4 ‘ *« pay oaths Sen hwy rotted Be oe e oe ee AAs, Thomas Ww. Miller, former : = = ; - —— oe i — - - ' = — er ° : { a = _ y = — = 7 — = i - ‘ wien : z a todian, SayS ne WeicomesS an i1n- an eo - 4 . - td . Sr a4 gua * _ ~ z > on oi ‘te a7 > a, : ‘Mm. , SS i . = . ~ eS | aUaa yA Li de re BS SECS SE © &..7 © ane | Ai . rT, conspiracy 10 Geiraua iit (,overn- 2 ie : aes i 5 oe oe ‘¢} +. ment in connection witn the re- . Zz ] 1ces lease of sequestered assets of the , 7 aha \I Trt { ) American Metal ; ~ wees i eh. 4 ‘3 4 — . - } Te was custodian Was about one-tenta its ° 7 . +} +s . bi « . es Convenient of one per cent of the total valua- tion of the property, Miller said oo $e See facinded not only attor- “The Blaxton” 4-Piece Colonial Suite “The Quincy” Colonial 10-Piece Suite | f i m fei Payment May ney fees, but — “ago eh ) 1: . Colonial period design. Made of walnut, butt walnut and eurly maple with : f ) +4 Washingt rn fif ani al OLieT ' AT« } : 2 +}, , o ] 143 | a‘. ' } +? 1] y ‘ cl rut Dutt W rd’ al oo ‘ - Be Arranged : ae cil nt. @e ieaiiietras.- Made in gg CONVERS é dewalt L l ate ully . rained ri oe : Ly ha rot 2 ~Four " seroll carvings on gumwood. Genuine mahogany remov: able silv er tray bn | | | tion. In 1921 the total valuatior oe maple ane guwoo!. | ween ne “Sy pg: . Sieuagga Gre a i Conk Sed buffet, Ten-piece Suite includes 66-inch buffet, 43-inch china cabinet, ‘ a ' - . P } r) - “Fem INH ah) TArOIVO fiormeh pPacec cyyy TWii-SiZe {) Gees edd " as . | . ; sa te ‘ . . ae : of the property was approximately aoe SS Some S ai . Ce er ‘neh server, 8-foot extension table. 5 side chairs and an armchair. Special at.. : } $344,000,000, which was reduced and 50-inch semi-vanity. Four pieces special at......-- +e eee eerste erent 9-Piece Suite With : Coie besa sates $267.50 te by claims 18 allowed and by the Win- 3- Piece Suite W ithout Semi-V anity, Special at $200 pase | sessile aaieataasaa tata , ‘ a a — & Reape siow act of 1923 to about $290.,.- —== > ————— pibernaete ns + ws one ape - 000,000 by 1925, he said ————— : oi pats ke aan ——— (xT (aman : He declared that the business as Ae 3 ea ate ES Cae : isiaieniete , —— . = ; Teen 1d + administered by his office, “could : | (r i | ee not have been operated and ad- | By } mevistered, whether by Govern- | ! mental or private agency, at a e, } ~ ¥ Patan GcNhS he Me Ree ve Ma ie 4 a % lower cost. URIVERSITY FOOTBALL STAR Ve ff WOICTED IN ROBBERY CASE. 6 nt et /] & Alexander Reily Hodges Accused of —S omen a Sue Tork ies- ' ; Se : Br the A gsc] ted t = as NeW YORK, April 27.—Alexan- der Reily Hodges, former star ath- lete and football player of the Uni- | versity of Kansas, was indicted to- | day on a charge of first degree robbery for the holdup of a Man- hattan restaurant last week. The indictment was returned by frand jury, while Hodges, sur- a 2 Secretary “ag maiied by collers | fraternity li lends, was heing araigned in po- ice court. Assistant District At- torney Hastings, in charge of thé In Colonial Design ee i). - ; } c said Hodges would be ar- A raigned tomorrow for pleading to fi 4 . +\ : . 4 i # —_ ‘tment. ; J ihe indictment charges that Tv . 2 i Hodges ‘ ntered a restaurant in j ; i -— o Rs ae ob e ae . ° ee enn coco nt The Riedeset> Colonial + Piece Suite The Di Garda” Italian 4-Piece yA - , . : ‘ , *s im] EMBRACE JUSTIFIES MURDER o a. eeeerree: JU Ta : ee ___ aR Ton » Seven Jurors Held in Case and | : : RN Blip: Ld | ad ———— Were Excused—Husband Convicted | — ate na B the Assomat: Press. — jot Le sears PHILADELPHIA, April 27.— | Seven men walked out of the jury , rrrwrror yr c . >> ; . -- ‘ OK CE HAGE box in criminal court today to in- | lian se . ' 4 “icate their belief that a husband 1% t- iS ‘8 justified in killing a man found | ' Mbracing his wife. George =. 7 Osborne, a milkman, was placed on ‘rlal tor second degree murder in > Snooting James F. Hartley, a utcher, in Osborne’s home. The) ‘OmmMonwealth alleged that Os-! ’ D> 4 ecthiang unexpectedly returned to his) ; ; “ome, found Hartley there, and in ; = 4 fight Hartley was killed. | : ~~ & =) } = Fie 3), Addressing the 12 men in the | - | a We) . — ‘ . - a aw i nar) | Ta ‘ury box, Assistant District Attor- | B= - —— Z i. '§4 | ney Spelser explained that there 4) ie “aS SOme question of Hartley hav- | , zi 4 “wd eeeroper relations with Mrs. | | =H 3} yorne “Is there any man in the — ; box who would think that under ase gm circumstances a man is justi- 4 Moa 1 ' : + in killing a man whom he dis- | \ ars in pe Dion with his wife%” { i . . M tothe asked. “If there is I am ” roing to ask vou to be honest { | , ° 99 ° ° ee ae eet con ee eece by esting “The Bosworth” | 10- ‘Piece Suite “The Dettingen” 10-Piece Tudor Suite To hea od . ey . ‘ ; ° a? He buffet is of dustproof con- _— _— sed from this case.” — rae ee ie a alnut nts Tudor period design. Made of oak, oak burl, walnut and gumwood. Elaborate i — Mey ’ , ie i y > eg f } > Bagg F NHutTrTet. SLade sf . . : ° ; feet; the cabinet is large and ie how a ak. s an a bad Jaeobean design Wl lacquered cabine . 1, n linen fold earvings. Ten-pieece Suite includes 74-inch buffet, s-foot extension + ' ney re © ace y * ] i? h "ass tra } ork iinges (oT) ehina aryl eT . ' re ; “% _ . . a a ae : 21 red in figured tapestry. Others and the case nroceeded. | walnut and burl w ain ut hI Un ke ras Me a on ¢ ee ios on ‘ece Suit 7 table. 38-ineh china eabinet, 40-1neh server, Tive side ehairs and an armchair. : ; : a le silver drawd4r in buffet. Ten-piece Suite ?, ep Re 10-Pc. I 230. The jury broucht in a verdict of e mahogany removable silver drawer in : : ery wonderful Suite mm paieeen eseetal Of. . . sa «io aece nue Suite, $230.00 — in jury bro wore Roly _ . eee a buttet _ foot extension tabbe. 39-inch china cabinet, 40-inch A very wonderful Suit Pie Ten Su e : With Chi - bis a se eae ae : tho : Mansi Last Fit . . ws ¢ u¢ CR ) - i tia ‘ ; ; Pi ’ : ° ° - la . iTries V ith if "y <onrtencea of froryr : Ps _ . le Cc hairs and an armcnair. “) Peta | aT Ee es Se we ee ae we ee ee ee ee 9 1ece uite I ina a | S , or Six ta 10 sery er, 11V¢ hoe ies . — . a - —————————— eS re ee Sinderelia Fi stomps Close ly ‘Guarded. . 4 ; Y the ew Prec : : of This Sale CARMEL. N. Y., April 27.| | @ @€s } W sthin the | : : ~ 'O i- years imprisonment. : ae ; ee Me baile - ee } ‘Peaches’ Browning is being .fuarded by a special Deputy Sher- | . ; m4 INGT | c , _ {rr 4 (Seventh Floor.) “Tt when she eoes motoring. The — 7 w r TINGTO! chauffeur of her azure blue !m-| | | sate ! \ a } ON , ported car has been sworn in be ; i Md CluRe of crowds and remarks. Ay Conestah] as heen guaigned to the | . tage at Cold Sprins i

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TUESDAY EVENIN i ___ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ : | MORE TIME FOR PLEBISCITE. "=" core lsat = ARCHBISHOP JOHN HA ” ee an ene an gage hit morable Thing to Do. Tacna-Arica Commission Extends ©“ '~ ae ahr esting atndlgy ete as Hc ng i : Aa* 4 —" ’ he Asso iated Press Registration to May 21. » Wa rton. so thi they may x i . sae a itiaeting eee = | - . . ee +6 . By the associated Press wy roit withou € he “wish tICA, Chile, April 27.—The SRR AO At iC A. : hile AT Freeman W ise ¥ : ; Lecent : PME DE SEES OE EG . = = : " ee res F q 72 GOGO APPA IH VS Two Held for Murder. . £ >? ‘ hae r >4 7 i = > ena-Arica Pl ebiscite — . ; the ASSOC! a ; bres Special Correspondence of the Post- Dispatch and of the Chicago BO ~ e Lal lA be Daily News Foreign Servicc. oe Copyright, 1926. H 0 - F LAVOR ED most mod meals » a (Delmar Ave. - 2:15 pm) d Se Observation car ang empioyees com The Emblem of 55 Years of : —— Delmar Avenue Station is a :: convenience if you live; Passenger Comfort omer ~ West End residence ¢ Arrives Superb liners flying the Red Star, will land vou at : Union Station - 9:50 pm P'vmouth. Cherbourg, cr Antwerp, Europe's central , gateway. You will enjcy the supreme luxury which HIGHEST IN QUALITY has made the Red Star Line famous for 55 vears. 7 Sailings ewerv Saturday for Al d li ° ' . a : ; L ae lia Pa RICHEST z ¥ we England, France, or Belgtum oe so dee-licious! ©. one It’s wintergreen are, but he declines ‘hem. C—O We sell IMM. 7 | : 5 : as baggage. No Tra. ler ou use “* “Give me back the ha: crating neces. PENNLAND Chacha, Seabee oe 4 i Be sure y xtur — that’s the reason! "= =": so J = cx Psstwrs ea | semen | Gy urCnase ter, / 2) 6 ABI me 88: Water that ym 4 a. = | isthe 5 ak ‘ Sc: \- _ 7% . , Nas y | : ; > bees boiling . of the Benefit that is Possible : tee wo emt. - ig and Sale of wwii ee ee Pore qaconery mn lensmaking | ‘You were one of the soidiers wi ) : +> Ane - ) | = Aorc ated the wei GAL id a we Y . ' Li t Fi = L : : v ‘ : ° $C js , - | ti , ‘ ve perfect vision only in centra! ‘Ten : atvia after a! e rey ; ¥ 7 (os pal 5 i. fie was a communist agen! eS od cup of tea. A Discovery of sremendous Importance Encoumer with the Su nzier | : Your eves may not be aware of the maro:nal distortion | ca was a ) — ice = a ) : inordinary glasses. Butevery time you shift your gia: phy trength tha: : oe ee car, after the usual | ; Ue Smart Modes: Wanted fabrics. New Shades. Made to Up to 25! 4 . ~—/ ®e®@eeeseouring out thetea./ It event i improve eh ee | : ili rs | tae flavour. [he —Clever Cape-Dacrk Sivies ES * Ses ed | ; ee | : ‘ ; : aaa sugar “i tastell __Fiaffy Lace Rujijles —Colorful Applique Trims —Fashionabie Scarfs and Ties | —Nail Heads. Beading, Buttons . ? = mee tae aa 1 ms sl ees : " —Hand Embroidered Designs —Manyv Nen Neckline Effects i : if / pi! niente, aaa esas (saliag — wk.) —Light Summery Modes > —Countless Pleats and Tucks ; p | y, A : m4 not nly archt hop t TR eSew, Shins | an laathit ) . Se a eee re! | y \/ 2 Si oe Any retailer or store ¢ Central’s convenient! ; NEW FLORENCE, MO0.. BANK a ™ \ Re yx Se a a ee ? an , i Fee : supply vou with India T all-steel train. CASHIER PLEADS NOT GUILTY S: mg = nek soo-cin: ge as Gem rh y | (ae ft Be ox blends containing | Library- -Ounge car ri 1dmicn Leslie Lichtenberg Denied Promis: ros ‘ Note the man TVUNES Usté hove— | NE | r\y e4 f. "eae ~ 4 Tea He has no aiff unch and trees —* Sites aa ee ee _— : | | ; drawing room sleep | ° Post-Dispat cars and coaches. +=" ——— i = 7+ in getting it. as practic every wholesale c of teain this distriets E. India Tea. He will g get it for you — but —— = Double track—caretully maintain roadbed, protected by automati satety signals insure dependable on time service. SOUTHBOUND Lv. St. Louis Li:ZZ p- m. Ar.Memphis 7:47 a.m. NORTHBOUND s redocketed for trial May | Lv. Memphis 11:30 p.m. ¥ Again Auempts to Raise S-5) Ar.Se. Louis 7:47 a.m. "NEW LONDON, | i i _— —_— PVF OL Peco @ a Oe ==} — PO 8 SOE CO we ee e00 eee #90 Detailed informmanon mackly and courteousiy Sermished Ciey Ticker Office, 324 North Broadway, Phone Garteid 2032 ? “ . * -_" > are Mar ~~ py, ie \ ’ ries Union Seation Ticket Othce, |ath an arket Ses., Phone Marin 470 Address nail snquere: to F OD Maller, Auman jenerai Parenger Agenc, iiemess Comores RP. ore Phansers Bldg... got Pine St. St. Lona, Meo " , 3 RR EBIIG tteti es orm hs Sale Starts at 9 a Extra salespeopie will be on hand W i \eeec $hbn—Second Cc serve you pr ymptiy Doors -— , a > — & os ~ pia dee ae ' “efit Tere Z i Ns ons as ae ‘> a. . eos a has are ph test wi) Lye FR, ..* - *% | 5: M ‘OU May Walt inside. Dy egre | re + SX : T C S Ch rrr rrr Trrrerririrfririrt tT . er ooneseoesece one a = » - , "SSQSSGEERERSERRSEERSSCKRALKUEBeS MLAS GARLAND. Inc.—Broadway and Sixth, Between Locust and St. aries PEE REESE ER EAE LST ER A

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— a! eerr——— ae ’ = ei foo mT Y ~- —s oe y if} TD] es we : 1- ATCH _ Ds ST.LOUIS POST-DISPAILE repspEY EVENING. APRIL 27, 1926, ST.LOUIS POST-DISPAILT _____—-" — _ EE an —, ST DAY [EAGUE CONFERENCE W ~ THE Last oa ON WORLD ECONOMICS : ANNIVERSARY SALE tee * , he ee Premiuet heunis of Belgium ~lo;7 De ac} oe oe —¢ Elected President at Onpen- “Superior Marcel Waver Scientifically ec LE _- - eee Ve a ing Session in Geneva. Pond’s Cold er Vanishing Cream 'a-Pound Jar 73¢ (Limit of 3) International Commissicn ptrackissmooth,equipmene § he preparation of st modern, meals excellent, vara demployees courteous. § _M. Jo mar Avenue Station is a great venience if you live in the st End residence district, WABASH TICKET OFFICES dway & Locust, Union Station ~ and Delmar Ave. ie erent ose an ar mg SORA EL RE AB po oe « 4 « ad ee alee Aist Anniversary Sale | of Candy Wolff-Wilson’s : ) : Assorted rescare 06: Chocolates : 43c Regular 0c a Pound . Strictly Fresh and Delicious | - " A Regular Soc Value Centaining Many Nut and } Bicyc e Hass Consors, ne Weel ne Mae Rid-o-Dor Playing | | $7.50 American Beauty Pound € A mee aaa Cards Electric Irons ; , 3 ibs de¢ . hana : + . Sr itro? . ns . j . not atic rebes , c } with blend containing : 7 s cee | | ee bottle. — | . omplete for $1 ! | | ———- ae : ocation of conference % | — ee or Resinol = }- India Tea. we it gamivic, not ct aan =e 129C ee men Rubbing pe s POST-DISPATCH : than October; the cthers Insist —_— cuts Alcohol PONE yoarcnnen i aad fav onions: ve tes 0. A CHEWING GUM Alarm tm YOON ear’s preparation and study be- Beech-Nut, Yucatan, Miller’s | Rem Clocks Extra fine || 0. | ij ¥ . ER 3 wo as dita, sth te F.L. McNally, Division Passenger Ageng la articularlv Of 1480 Ry. Exchange (Main 498c) eubber. cotton a x - FF ° ‘al.s } Z 7 {> ¢ Seren i 41 a ’ , / _ ‘ L¢ Ty me € ? 7 ' = ed former Premier Theu! ERs gure YOU Use te ee cacn ae ge . * - eet lai ry my ‘ i tho 3 we tits . tana eta Ni ATTEN ALL LAE we aI PV a ~ Pee RE. er «apne o« S amenialt | pote, je ‘st India Tea, OF a cus le = > e ~* . > > A “ : € ° . > ~~ 4 ” . enact . ‘aid ’ : pont - “ ‘ 4 ) rf ‘ ~ a on - ~ a ° > ’ “ = . _ o e —* ‘ Q * P| - > o~ > - - 4 »~ > - -~ ; a +“ -- - - - ont 4 oo) = » , os a ioe + - o 2 . ° - - - - ~ ; 4 a one ‘. | > ' ‘ ‘ + i ' i ; / } | y ' ~ - ~ a 4 . - 2 af peete,-. en tmaniner: poe OLE ALE RAE LEE LLL ALE. LE ASLO LIE + a ee : . ‘ : quality, pint a fore convocation it er in make Wrigiey’s P. K..’s, . Herb Juice Cough 2 29 bottle, : —— §° op asep aaggageana tate aie oP be Spearmint, Doublemint, 98c Syru * SSSSSS SSSR Eee eseeee Use an I | ta crore helpful tu Tem: juicy Fruit, Beeman’s 2 Bottles yr aes pat | ) in ren - ware teapot, Sn (aaying the cconemic distros “stil Box of 20 Pkgs. 63c | $2.50 | i @ put into -it one » eon | ie. good teaspoonful 2" ' of India Tea for aumpinc. ee emp OF COR oe central required. a 4 Reo! Bargain 39c ss 29 AVE a) be | 44c—83c | —— | Vanishing 3 Decks, $1.00 aia oanmioe w yee — . ; Necessities a Wolff-Wilson’s Wednesday Anniversary Specials | 4,00 cing suse. 250 W J —————s —_— -- . > > + ‘a 2 ‘ at (hal . > - > . ’ . . } ' i . ‘ > ’ plated Water that has SUICIDE'S ESTATE FAILS T0 Wi angina Tablet ae | ad Dev Reach Pode dongs —_— ——~IHorlick’s Malted Milk. ..42c, 83c, $3.15 | Lyse! | ’ : Peterman'’s Roach Powder Wash . 88e been boiling for COLLECT ACCIDENT POLICY Ve a paced — bay Lotion €1 95 Creomulsion .......------91.13 | $1.95 Mayr's Stomach Remedy. Sal Hepatica 23, 45¢, 50c Pepsodent Paste. . .42c sometime does not ‘ Soames ‘ W yi oe Ee ~ . 5Oc lodent Paste . nr. n ti . ad y Maid ‘ ® syvethebestresults === t. Louis Tribunal 50c Jergen’s Hand Lotion. | Wiitsonia Electric SPRING MAID | PACKARD’S | Spring Colnate'’s Paste, new —? | e | Creams “dsis important if WASHINGTON, AP * . ¥, $1.50 Gouraud’s weiaes - IRON Double Compacts pa Bn | Keep your skin youthful and Powder 24c ee ee cs Mate Cream ....---- : Double Com- na —s* Tissue Cream orrh ooth . — waar - really yen es a 3 | f sas S50c BiacK & White Peroxide Guaranteed 41 year pacts, handy ae , _RE means harmful to — Fi glowing. 75¢ e C Pvo! ocide T Pdr. - oi od cup o:1 tea. i Baers ag ee or Coid Cream. 37c highly nickelito carry all ‘ use. A reliable prepara- | —_ for enlarged pores and un- eae whl : E0c Sanito! Vanishing \ es polished, ©°™M=| colors pow- : a a ee derlying 4 > ee & in + Re Ae Mey _ - _ a ty .* . >». > 7 | light Ia horatorices. é nh ee ee Cream ; a4c J clete with cord|der and | tissues. . Cc ~ ae atone 1 . : amcor a : 50c ; f, " not be reviewed bY tus imi V Marsha Bleach and lud. Anniver- ? 06 enn a a a . Bottle, 29c lOc Lemon, (old and Ly i nelenadagein’ 00 ne ee __aee) One Tee. oe ee) ae we Siumine came. 296] Norida ies ace eee ess . : oanaensnanatn = icy-Hot Vacuum ‘. inaité 19 . > we 2s anitie Allow the tea to corer —— a Se Reno Mh Specials Sale Eastman Box DEODORANTS Bottles Richard Hudnut osel’s Jerasa 7 =’ u ie Fin his tem) ec, ioe S Rexall Hair Tonic 73¢ Cameras and Folding 50c Spring Maid . . ar ' Products : | — > minutes fo .. Kalter-Goldberg Garmel Rexall Catarrn Jelly a Premos ee Cones 18c, 35c, 69 eal oF . 2 ee SQCHARD HUDNUT Sd “ Cc 648 Washingt! K i! Orderlies | .39c ___ | Dry Pits Lotion, 15c, S96, Cc ig tin gg ) , | . iafuse. Puta little i a was presigent-treasut set Cedar Compound, 19¢ ES cudiea Odorone _...- 290, 49e, a | Pims, Special Deauville Doublette —- ne cream or milk into His estate sougiit ¢ ; b $e: . Rexall Cold Tablets , 19¢ eye (amera 50c Rid-o-dor Sc Nickel or gold plated single jent insurat! y 15 Rexali Liver Salt 39¢c | (sine Sh—_335a) . o accidae! insuTraiit* : a . ; loose Powder Vanity. $1.50 each cup before |i. travelers’ Ineurance Co. by 1 Pt. Bay Rum oc] am $1.79 | FACE POWDERS quarts $1.69 Double Compact containing eMrEeneD EE CERO CER, | 10*t 2 ee ee on appeal to the + Lb tee. 190) Mi - Rexular $325] 95¢ Woodbury’s ...-- -18¢ : | wo ye Rak loose powder and rouge, $2 it sreatly improves rintted ten | 7 ¢¢ Court AT). 25c Zinc Stearate . Tree oe Camera | 60C Pompeian . epee: ; Norida Rouge eS Reuss . _¢ Pe @ © o . ‘ 1 wpply vou with India Tea nan 7 af thre hildre! 7 ry ing be . es = : a violet dors WE ina te a ie * : , ‘ 1419 nda s@t ; aid ‘ ett » . — . fy low ¥ . so - Mende containing India| were married ee ° yasdrupie T felt Fs : ‘yg PRM ~\ gale Price With shaped as to deicately ecommtu. _ f | cf: arated Apr: Son sane. 264 «one § nishing. | YY > 7 ve - : as He has tte difficulty Woman sentenced for Perjury pa vanished ¢ [on oo ee = Ws: Films left Ae > 4 Spray in getting if. as practically Se tt ssomated Press cenit canal wet questions.” “ty. ’ before 107]. $1 37 every wholesale distributor «*: RO. ON ete PRICED AT $2.00 SS +d eon og ae hud ~- : me Three Flowers ° . ° be : At.es Of Jos ' ey eee a —. : “a ‘i * p | oe thisdistrictsupplies ~ iss for her mother. Mrs. Anns =a ne ine a i ——F ¥ Face Powder || nd} | j | Pp. Adock. who ought to set assure Wy - Ss = — a i ia Tea. He will gladly Paddock. Wt of her sister, Mrs LISTE oa WE eT xn Household Sponges fest it for you — but OPP Murphy Pond. yesterday WO ~ - Spool Are : | — ies evel days in Tit ? TT) . . 4 1 B ene eee ee paitheck. « = La Mar Reducing. .3 for 93c eS 7 4 re woman ss. ... 0 and Mrs . Oc Folt’s Reducing— - mi | 1 = . | 3 © Sul sister. © = ee eos ) a as ; 5 3 for 98c 5 Pear > eae te. 49c noite A famous French Beauty Expert has . = a+} . ¢estified Tma ae - 2 a si ' SS a ay, : (3 2% 4 4 - : just discovered that certain ‘imported Ou use in oe ueny hetr 10 0 Or. a oatt st ork, 25c Woodbury §, Packer's oS oh one ae , : ingredients have almost said that a photograph | hersel! FOOL ay Be tat , ewe : ° Tar, Cuticura, ow" | = : : gS cults in correcting al . 2 presented we ather conte tir Ere . . Ts52 “ ‘Box of 3 cakes — PD 5 — = a J , “a and bringin back the soft, alluring ain not # ikem : Ht : S, > . } BO TOSCO” 4 hil : i a meteted tl ent wa ; W.-W. Castile Olive Ol! acta = . xe. ie Nounshes «a ¢ skin of “os ~ la? > a TITiis 4 - , é ; " _ : 4-!b. bar SS SBo j 40°" ' ‘ 7 . a en o This expert > ¢to ee —— Lo ose] — ad Pe ICTS y ig er ; » esantence vec :86 ' ; 9 °* ° . . ' ' : ie ¢ , i ; | oe ae eg ~ CALS delight tus PLC? . . -& ) : wna , | her advanced oor Snditice on coaays | Superior Electric |. — | ori fe rors. rough = enlarged pores. P ipment- Abroad _ 4 Post Shi or shopping 115F > | an —s Even blackheads vanish used. ; ry . tae hae at o> 5 i 4 ; 4 PZ el a nil $47%:.- a. ae‘ i é

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a oe te ee MOR ieapepiae Rts BE EB Ne a . > -. ~ die ww 4. ee = Fad bd ; Wad i Widi AILN Loer Liidden Under Lambert. ed when they drove up to the car Hce when it was discovered he an Inte last night In two big trucke,' barrels of bottled ale were +, 7 . : r = (OF v. hala. -» lem har NEF, ~ rc ee. CHICAGO. April 27 4 carload presumably to haul the liquor ceaied under lumper. OFT _ b c us cnr awa kT? © car Was shipped from lieve the shippers had planned ahi i om ie) * s ‘ } © - sto 7 ry A + er Canada in care of a Chicago lum- the car to be unloaded Wil > . res nant which notified po- knowledge of the lumber company. - TL RSDAY E Safety’s Sake Place Your Valuables in a FIRST NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT BOX N Al ION AL They will then be fre-proot, burglar- BANK you designate—can have access to vour box. » » The cost of space in our | large STORAGE VAULTS for bulky articles of value packed in trunks. chests or crates, 1s nominal. Details glad- ly given upon request. Broadway —Locust—Olive proot and loss-proot. » » You can renta box in St. Louis’ largest bank for as little as $5.00 a year—and only you—or those FIRST IN SIZE AND IN SERVICE at | HEADS PATRIOTIC. AUXILIARY New Jersey Woman Named by State President. Dauchters 1812 By Associated Press &4ahe was elected president of a2 . > _ > Association of State Presidents é . -~ ~~}, > (past and present) and Charter Daughters of 1812, at the annual meeting held her idvance o he vening of the Thirty-tf Ass Cou he Natio So M c ~ c R ne ‘ . ar 78 was ected first vice-p dent: Mrs. Frank PD. Callon Ilion. N. Y., second vice-president Mrs. Reuben R. Hallawavy of Balti more. fourth vice-president j Mrs. Edmund FP. Moody of Wil mingtor ) secretary Mrs Samuel! Williams Earle of Chicago retiring president. was elected hon- rary president Horses Rescued From Fire. lice an * ) ; ~rry? wy v . Caris his mornmne wnen verhe ted stove started a {tire 16 South Eleventh street. About $300 damrre was done to the sta- . le, which is owned by George Wil- WASHINGTON, April °°.—Mrs. ana ; Mathias Stealman of Elizabeth, ! f the National Society, Excursions to DETROIT TOLEDO ‘4 gs” 16° Betroit Toledo and Return and Return leave St. Louis Friday 6:30 p m Saturday 12:05 a. m. 8:30 a. mw. and €:30 p.m Sunday 12:06-a m. 15 Days for Return Trip chair cars Atm steeping anc parior °-o73 or payment of uses! Fu!)iman fares Can Tickets are aot gooc via AZO — Wabash Ticket Offices, 222 Nowth Brocadwcy and Umon Statwnr. or ask FP. L. McNalig. Me. Paes. Act.. 1450 Reslway Froth. W Aen 498. ‘sx Union Market Morgan “¢ sn 17 ' : i Pi iif i ; ’ : } si ~ 4 ' eae, wy 1 | MM sal | | i il ae == = Loa rs SSeS i OS FS eE= ote I ieeeensenenpenbahell Se Remenealll : = oe —sa a —S> = emeereneennconel >= — i a Free Dollar Bills DOLLAR BILLS GIVEN AWAY Wednesday, Thursday and Friday Dollar Bill—himself—is going to hand out | 20 dollar bills every day—on Wednesday, ; Thursday and Friday—making 150 dollar —'/ bills given away during these Three Big eg Doliar Days. Every half hour from 10:30 ; pe in the morning to 12 noon, and from 2 in the Gn afternoon to 5:30, Dollar Bill keeps handing e out crisp new dollar bills to four candidates. 25 votes for each 25c purchase from any of these advertisers. . SPECIALS THAT WILL SAVE YOU MONEY JOHN BABOR Simmads 4. 10 Celebrated sausage: delica- cies and prepared meats. FRANK DACHSEL Cantoni Restaurant BLEND corree $1.00 FREE VOTES .. W. Cer. ef the Union Market H. DINKELAKER HRutcher. Stands 11-12-35-46 Short Rib of Beef, per ib. 42 ' 2¢ Heme of the KAalternufe«chrnit fimeat «aclection, “oc per th “Special for this ante. Ghe per th. Sliced fresh white t wot Stands 87-88 J. t. GREEN A. BARTH Stand« “ff! Fine Sausage and Delicates- sen. ABDOO DIVIS Stands 68.707 1-T2 Dealers in Fresh Fruits and Vegetables cartons only 470 each. WILL DOCTOR'S Stanmeds 177-175-178 Premium Sliced Bacon. 1 Jos. Barry, 6 for 25c¢ Free. a ELGIN DAIRY CO. Stamds 121-122 Butter. Cheese, Eqas, Etc. 3-LB. CAN MISSION INN MALT _ 55c HOLLY DAIRY PRODUCTS CO. Stunes Th. 10 We a«apeciniize in Pure Butter and fee finest Lhimed« ef ( heexe MAE FLORIST S&tunmeds L-Ue A Fiower Garden in the Union Market. THE NUT STAND Stands iT and ‘It Jumbo Blanched Peanuts, lbh 25e 5 Cans Valentine —_ Sliced Pineapple PIGELY WIGGLY A. 0. VORNBROCK DELICATESSEN Stands &7-0% UNION MARKET BOOSTER i 2a ADVERTISERS will direct you to x. | “DOLLAR BILL’S” BOOTH HY. and A. C. HOLTZ StaRd. 37-8 — Quality — We have tt. { singer's Fine Milwaukee -ausages Home-Boiled Beef Tongues, Corned Beef. Specialty Home Baked Ham THE NATIONAL B. E. P, STORES CO. | ROSE'S CHICKEN MARKET ae Wes ot agian Eggs Special “Fresh Dresesd we Athen Stewing Chicken, Ib. 28c J. ©, KRABER, Stands 188-189 Wafer Sliced Ham. Ih... 4hc Wafer Sliced BRreakfa«t Racen. ib . 38c A STANDS a NAT KAHN ooo iss is: | WM. RUSSO | *74ss (Choice Top Sirloin Steak~ Specials in Presi area 1s ns Semcy Tl Benet and Ve —ne Se ze oe WM. E. SCHEWE _ Strmmeds 04.17, Genuine Italian Parmesan Cheese, Ib.. 75c FISHER MEAT CO. | _ TEUTENBERG'S BAKERIES Stand« 32%. 34, KT and BX t-layer Dewil Food (ake. 37 Cc DE IAA HAMS, BACON AND ‘matty fudge icing rTRESsH WMPATS Ali Denghnut« fried fresh daily. doz @5 BLUMERS LOUIS REIMLER Proprietor rs Famous Potato Chips. Salads Patong Swng ccna Etc.. at Union Market Stands @1-@2 GET VOTES FROM ABOVE LISTED FIRMS MELETIO SEA FOOD CO. VEDIt™’ RED SA LWON—De Lame wrand: Ie walue. ~ 27c LEO B. BRUNO Stand 197 and 191 WHOLESALI AND RETAIL FISH AND OYSTERS Genuine Kosher Pickles at THE KOSHER STAND GR-R4 Gas \ bNiovo. a ot. took —_ af ST.LOUIS POSi-JISrATCH CONVERTED ACTRESS IVES IN SECLUSION - 1° ¢« on 7 ' “~~ * 5 i 1aT Credited VA > he i-a > Abii: ies sii stad Pious Career in Small rT r*e French Village. PARIS April 27—Eve Lavalliere 10 vears ago was regarded-as the most beautifu] and the most popu- ‘ = Al ; 1A lar actress in Paris and in addi- ’ tion, one of the gayest. One day toward the close of the} war she vanished from the foot- | lights and soon afterwards ft be- came known that she had gone into the closet seclusion planning like her equally famous homonyme Louise de la Valliere, favorite ~R A eho * _. & — r | 4 _ie@ ¥ f sic ait episc OD.ii | es ¢t mn wed . . - -_ authorities are making a special | study of her case, indeed, going so Fe > rT *-r *o- - c .** h . . iar as ake her under their SpHe- ' - rt Tv ~ eee - Oy ne "7 a ol man Fac r is -£ hinte } Guy de f refe ovelis ¥ relates 1) ewering ers proposing tha wr t SLOTYV f r nversio = > + f ress, E aris which s)} es. inforn rm the io! ‘ Siast] aii bil Of = a * gister ~*~ ~ “ 7) Le ¥ nT) S a. . os \ ~~ $ ~ ) a 7 ~ tI. . Lad ~ E ne ; 7 ~~ 5 + + : lf SSiine ~ ‘ cc: vy ow > ‘ on = ‘ ? 7 i .€ - . « t- am‘ wrongeaning anc crore o Sar abbas 1s ore x edge: and permission heir reiations in Santa . susDi : rr ‘ _ € LI LY € = € Lc Ss Was 1 Py Sai i ™ ry ~~ TLS (% he | gS Aor itIit? Y s , 7 r of — Bri ar : ro »?} ns “ it? i Ls Wy . > a - "e (UAD.) Biri NO FISHWAY AT KEOKUK DAM Lockages Permit Migration. War | secretary Tells lowans esomiated Prege WASHINGTON, April 27.—Sec- Davis of the War Depart- nas acvised the Izaac Wal- ague of Burling n respons O @ resolution asking t steps be taken to permit fis} migration up the Mississippi River past the Keokuk Dam during the ‘+? ~~ : nossihts« } ae utTomohi) Gingham 69c Rayon I Gingham One to ten yard lengths of 3 and jac- $6-inch rayon in red, roam @a Woven de- green. blue. tan, peach) #y th Towels 25c Percale Bedspreads Linen Toweling Plisse Crepe “0c Value Yard 22¢ Yard . 19¢ ec ravon Spreads of ll - linen. 17 - inch Mill lengths of 36 : Toweling with color- inch Plisse Creme i 7 $ 5D border. Bleach- good plain shade. 3 ? For kitchen or Requires no troning. — 4 rolier towels Sale This Event Is Lace Cu $12 Value—Pait 18 black and white. The 45¢ 2 Cc vard t Ee 4 Rasement Economy Stere 9 eS? 3 fs : @ The shadow-weave (wu Manv want—in ecru nat Curtain Sets $2 Value— @ Seamless velvet Rugs in medallion, flem— al and conventianal designs. Woven with” rich lustrous pile and in good shades. 9x12 ft. size with fringed ends. q White cross-bar Seta with colored ‘; : momzes with any m ‘ringed bertoms. Velvet Rugs |#i eepeciaity sell Seconds of >2 De | asin $45 Grade... | $8 Lace Curtains Ecrn-tinted casement ©-3F in newest patterns: bottoms finished with & bullion fringe. In this sale, peir...«-«- - ps kn en _

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=I nd PUSi- “ISPATCH TUESDAY EVE™! ee A. T. C. Cord Tires $10.45 Value for $8.95 @Standard SOxo'e regular clincher Tiree A. T. «. non-skid tread cords— known motorists us highly dependable. 10 Op Nee ee —— a _ Sixth Floor lhe «+ Cine Eagle Stamps and Redeem Full Books for $2.00 in | Cash or $2.50 in Merchandise—Few Restricted Articles Excepted | the Month Will Appear on May Statements aeRO —_———s ———— Store Hours: 9 A. M. to 5:30 P. FAMOUS ~BARR C * . 1t'. oF 2e Ye Ub 27, 1026 " STLSUIS POSi-DISTATCH M. Daily—Open Saturday Until 6 P. M. Clear Light Bulbs 45c Value, Each, 34c size: suitable for heme, office or factory use. : Supply neecs Wednesday. Charge Purchases Made the Riassinder of | Secceaiinitinn stumble Special at Bs: —~ ° ae i ° Sanitary Sanitary . i . Napkins Belts \ s0c Dozen Value Special, Each o2C 25 -- ad (ur own brand of A. T. V. woven-to-shape “Surety” Napkins—ab- Belts of surgical web sorbent hospital cotton bing, in flesh: slight and soft gauze; in box- imperfections - DOUG es of 12. grade. Clark’s Thread Garment Bags 35c Value, Box 8sc Value Ss and smal] women P3¢ Ale certainly take advan- ss this splendid Oppor- Clark's 3-cord cotton “Mothex’’ "ized to ob Sewing Thread in Kr: ats paper Garment fain pr ACT al white; 10-yard spools, Bags in side-opening ats. These & oats, the sizes 40 to 70: twelve style—27xo5-inch size to a box. hangers for 3 garments stock of a prominent - are rubberized mater- ed, green, and Jight or blue—cut to fit and teed rainproot. —Gar- —s cites es te mded at $2.88 are 300 Rain- @f imperfect $5 erade— to very slight cuts which been cemented; these are laranteed rainproof. ee Basement Gallery : of Thousands of Household Aprons Brassiere Shields $1.25 to $1.39 : $1.00 ) Wee. occ. 19¢ Value.... 69¢ “Kleinert’s’’ rubberized gingham and Slipover style Brassiere with shields eretonne Household Aprons -with permanently in bound edges; guaranteed moisture- by Kleinert Co., and in white or proot. flesh; sizes o6 Sanitary Aprons ‘Fashionette’s 95c $1.40 Dozen Value. . . ofc Vahie.... ole hat aTe needed all VCar nert’s silk dress Protectors; flest Hair Nets.of Je : , = re proof and een: to pre- or single mesh: select you rs M ednes, ek s in dress or skirts tv] I] stapl Aas g af as ‘ . ~— ag it ci : SLa pit Secure Needful] Supplies of “Little Things” From This Unusually pecial Sale of Notions | sesmies: 912 Axminster Rogs —Beginning at 9 Wednesday Morning—Sewing, Personal and Home Wants at Savings—Some in Limited Quantities the right place. Made to 40. Clothes . Te) Protectors $1.50 Value SIC Full-length Protectors of art ticking. wit snap fastener closing: for dresses, coats Oo! Sults. Utilty Bags $: Value S3c Hatbox Stvle Bags for shopping. bathing suit cause or other uses waterproo!s stenciled decoratior cap. fringe or bobbed anAla . } | shades—very durable Manin bkloor 2 Copper Boilers Folding Wringers { ~ a | $3. 65 —— $9.85 Housewives Will Profit Decidedly by Selecting From These Home Laundry Needs —In Special Groups Wednesday, Affording Unusual Economy Very Rema 0) ME Waa, —, $3.00 Curtain Stretchers. . $1.80 ones ..... V tifa Proctor & Gamble make; only 20 bars to a Folding Ironing Boards of ex order SC ee Value Heavy all COPpp\ r | Wash Boilers in full Folding bench style No. S Size. with (‘lothes Wring | strong stationary fitted with warrant- | ah" i side handles and ed rubber rolls and Ky i . , high tin cover. enclosed cog wheels - Si i 9 : : ait i 95c Wash Tubs, galvanized iron....67c 20c Clothes Props, 8-It., 3 for 50c Ni Mi 89c ‘‘Universal’’ Wash Boards.....58c 95c Laundry Step Stools, folding.. .74c $4.00 Two-Burner Gas ~epeamaaoas $3. 10 35c Galvanized Iron mene Pails, 12- 23¢ - 5 Dinner Sets . These are -piece American of Tokonabe or luster por of imported brown ware; | t Wi , White Naphtha Soap $3.56 an is Boards senmil-porcelain Sets with seen celain in various colors for teapot hot-water Jus and Ma Ona Consoles 1¢ ; lent A | iit ? TIL horde, designs and $2. } } ’ c: Offerings Articles 69c Rayon { } ” : , " ae. j whe to ten yard lengths of INCH rayon in red, rose, Wednesday Continues the Extraordinary Value-Giving Which Characterizes Our Very Important May eye Sale of Curtains and Draperies ©... 222.4 $6.50 and $7.95 Tea Sets | ¥ 7 > ings—many with blossom patterns; six cups and @ Long-life Nitregen Electric Bulbs in 100-W. 4 —Deep Nap and Heavy Back Assuring Service $48 Value, 392° @ Homemakers seeking dependable flemrcover- ings will welcome this unusual selection; Chinese designs and conventional floral patterns afford suitable choice for almost any room and the sav- Ings are certainly worth obtaining. Taupe, tan and rose grounds are most prominently featured. genes — Rugs $2.50 Oval Braided Rugs in 7.6x9-[t. size id both Orien and conventional de Small Rag Rugs that are 23x35 inches in size—in hit-and- signs offer a choice 0 at 1s ideal for porte rooms; miss effects of blue, pink, orange, black and or- | 79 $32.50 values, spe ee er er Sr $23. 75 chid. Ideal for nurseries and bedrooms; special.. $ + Fifth Fleer Very Interesting Prices Offered on Two Most Popular Styles ot Atwater Kent Radio Sets sit, *19Q0 cae oe @ lhe very latest five and six tube model Atwater Kent Receivers, in distinctive cabinet, handsomely mahogany finished. If desired, the Sets mav be used separate from the cabinet, and thes can be taken apart and stored—a suggestion for Summer tourists. Each model is complete with every needed part. Five or Six-Tube Receiving Set, Two 45-volt ‘‘B’’ Batteries, with RCA or Cunningham tubes Loud Speaker and complete and a 90-ampere storage battery. aerial kit. 1 Model 20, unequipped, $80 Model 30, unequipped, $105 0 Sixth Floor rkable Is This deentia Offering of Ornate —Two-Toned and Decorated Luster Kinds were 0D @ Imported |5-piece Lea Sets in ettective color- saucers, teapot, sugar bow! and cream pitcher in cach Set. Sets you will like for vour own use or. | \ jor gifts. | 4 Japanese Vases $2 Utility Sets coin flowers or lamp mountings. ea tile; quantity is limited buyer: no mail or phone for 15 design; strongly made _ cold handles — $1.50 and $1.75 | 00 special $I] 00 , “ “ 4 + >

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TUESDAY Store Hours: 9 A. M. to 5:30 P. M. Daily—Open Saturday Until 6 P. M. Expert Fur Repairing Women’s Linen Handkerchiefs —ppART ‘= At Special Summer Rates pw 190 Vales. Sin be —— TAX ie Bia ay ee eT _ " ial Res S | ein a heir? Neel Ale se one ) een ~ eee eee oo aes ine + nt) pesca item EE ear TIS Setar te Vee Ss es pe) Soe te os DS Pee Talk AE ytd BN GES Be ee £2 Wo “i —_ i he . sn sci ce’ : a . or te TY e then zs $= -— ss —_———— = —- “a oe. —— = one ; r) , ‘ rT) 7 T> ; i - ; » “ nk a ‘* j ; re -- > by ( ‘ i fb -? “nt oe . " a : (ustom Fur Shop—ses enth ft icer ?7) i wii Book , . Li iaTe ru ; Miga fh A eed? — . = , - . ~ q , 5 a - o = +a io ~ pd — lf a - — V7 - ju ns Ng Lf r ii {7 Vfer handise—F er Restricted Arti f COD LEL SHE ORLA tii Appear On .ti ay Sialementis ; : a ~ . ~~ * o ‘ : opened al ibe: 0 pe ge te Agee RPE OPIN OE. ue ce tip ~ :~ 3 «ie ce ee vi eo A Featured Group That Emphasizes Our Dominance in Style, Presenting Hundreds Wednesday—the Day Our Infants’ Shop Always Otters 3 SHOALS LEASE Timely “Specials” for Babies J... Frocks of Un usual Ch y) —Things Many Mothers Want—All at Very Worth-While Savings = —Daytime and Evening Models Acceptable to the Most Fastidious Tastes Babv Dresses Silk Quilts ‘ 5h 00 4 | | BOUR MEMBERS ~h , ; Chaneel Sa eo oe a oe ff % x mand-‘ufted pink Or Bige habagag a ‘better t \ 4 Ceves , ec a “lik lUlITS, With Gainty, Bede harac . s * > ’ : es , E a - ’ 5 3 ' cC Values at... pei: : ast — - | , : . chet SAIS: practical Hs tir Favors Lease to Cy- nancial ing | | nd J i= 2 ie . 3 bs J WB aamide Co. a ames icure is ee en - me 7 ’ . 4 : 3 . ; = . . \ = " - & ¢ } ] ° } . . ~ } ~ --¢ - a ’ ' ’ ¢ - ——- — 7 , - ad “ : Z q lhe idiCs| tOiVVii De & 8): Ri cha Abdi, L401 bald sitUidi bith [aw saa ‘ iia ‘ $] 00 . ; | : ‘ 4 ‘Both Plans. Alre ; . . " % a : . : - 2 " 3 4 * ? . : ‘ ‘ en . oe , = i re ¥ X anal ga eaiéeda lil s .é . 4 7 . ‘ ~ sie Pr a i Pk | 2 a * if eS i Ska a ti« s / c ( ‘ I 3 : = sors to ° ’ a a . : r , ‘ . : . ‘ ‘ ” , ‘he DP : a | . aoa. . . , * aa . se ' * > + *- . . ; . POS “eC $1.50 Baby Bonnets mason a > ish J 1CT] Oe A ag Re gg PS ER REE . ; pat >. \ eae | ieeide pies gic- - white, pink 01 Je organ- Dot asted cotten Shirt, © —_- pals - 50 years fe) we ‘ . . s Q d . ; nm i* gi * , 2 Of 7 > = s P. e al s i oe = or “te bh > . a lisse€s ana CXtTa sizes. “s ssening with tapes; for ae... rower Co. and 12 as-} primed nts to two years , = $1.10 = Lia + ENOL? ! 38c Pe Ss we . os 4 cy? Dwr he its = +s Ses ~"} schl ‘ ot a Georgette, crepe satin and tlat crepe are the smart and $1.95 : poet: excellent materials employed in the making of these Frocks Babies’ 30c Bibs Nursery Seats Auto Baskets a ommittes | a $1.25 Blankets | Carriage Robes : ~ = he | | . rory-colored, two - handled Mate to nm gotiate for t D~ | racing 3 - — . -+ fa. ini ar . ° . : ae : e and of a } : wooden “Toylettes kiddies askets for carrying in | PO ir a Sant se eas fastened to an S| 95 w mobile, $3 values l. = ce | | toilet. Spec 70 Third Fleer — D3 isa Spring Frocks Spring Coats 7 4 ’ ~ _ ' ’ , ? ' t j . ' bes nat r j teflin ; the | rs = 7 2 P a: xpected in beth | v 1800 English Broadcloth Shirts | 400 Mercerized Poplin Shirts | : = 300 Tailored Cloth Shirts Sun Garment AA | 600 Shirts of Madras $2.95 to $35.95 ¢ aan —e WA 440 Arrow Striped Shirts s 36 to 4 , D1 vanees . : NAS | 770 Earl & Wilson Shirts chin: Paces | =e : im and lace-trimm . nd WA A 600 Shirts in Fancy Checks Main Ff leer * Zephyr Prints The yare.. ¥ 5 : ese ~ Bea {ter - > ~ * ‘ _ A 64 ~ | \ ving mode nthe We G i Sect ; a |\\. c- ight = ne mer Toga 7 she oh ont * % : r 4 oul ane to se ow 2005 a Sete ee Specially Priced! — ose — ‘O15 Bs ead. and with belt. 2 : x are. pric —Attording Splendid Choice for Spring and Summer Attire 4 : w bea ai ws rn ~ - . 3 , 7; Cw pass nae : : $1.50 %0 $3.50 Georgette Flat Crepe New Prints “a. on x Pra ery Book S $5 b aiues at ht. me Pies: ar r (.rand & ‘ 4 Prowocatecurs,” ~ . ~ ~ % : ? , F ? . P , : , | ' : : 03 ; a q ( a rter ~ ° . . . 4 : . oon ‘ . : . si 0 3 : ft sie | iere, . > ‘ ~~ _ ~ ~_ = ‘ : ? o . _7 rs 3 . i - Mm ge me r. e°* ;, —and Rosaries—tor First Communion Sa 3 Ad 2 | te. — Sprit 27—a ' . . a: fen aa Vc ; FN TOG See tet ‘ 4 , - = » — . ~r - - . ms * ere 8 “- rat j : #3 - fs : : A e ¢ i) cemded muintaimed! < rep eaented * Third Fleer

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Fe ‘torial Page sae TSIOIMOTO NAIL ( Stine ros nama Just a Minu - Society—Drama §& + e+ oe - oo a EEE anne Handkerchiefs J ? — ee | | ST. LOUIS, TUESDAY EVENING, APRIL 27, 1926, Bees ee Pe Salers aac MURR ate PAGES 19—22 al oe oO ~ ce MMMCQNIMITTEE TAX ON BETTING AROUSES — **2R7RICemIses: MEYOQUFID NNT Dramatic Premiere Given $96 819.475 CI1Y ——— A UNITED OPPOSITION TO THE = 2ars Boycorr 17 Posthumous Puccini Opera ; MPOSES BO-YEAR NEW CHURCHILL BUDGET sao. oe Dispens- LIABLE rUR UEAlH a ae | ait se IN BUDGE MEASURE : | ing Brew and Wine Be- rs oad Fi 4 ways Offers SCHOALS LEASE a "leas Waa DF TR AMERICANS endow" Brought to Bnd at OPERA “TuRANDoT”| BEEBE AI TEDIIEN = | ° 4 | ‘Foes Argue Impost Will Drive Wagers Into | — [ : a ee | ce. | Babies q i 2 Ya? rar om —_—- ee ° ) | | Point Where Author Died mI TT TN ETO, nf — Hands of Disreputable Bookmakers—‘An IENNA, April 27.—The Austri | : = 5 : i ' Report Favoring tt Optional Luxury,’ Says Proponent wis have given up beer an ‘Villa Was a Bandit Not a — Taner OO ee : a Exclusive of Water Depart- h-W hile Savings : Rental to Alabama Power a ; age a ee 3 : me se Rebel at Time of | ee Cable to the Post-Dispatch 7 P ic & : : ment, $20,806,486 Is Ap- Silk Q i] Co, and 12 Associated |p: i- associated Pres betting tlat the country niremay (trust insikted on raising tre priee| Waaen Gee GIES 0 ; SILK UW] ts LONDON f 27.-—The most ‘cate See page Gs te , | a Le OPC ATA IOP,” A AILS MOO A rover! i || Propriated for Mainte- Concerns. Siiinaimivte didnt om hn Ae Giaseinal a6 ied ah AK SME a, a Commission Decides. aes 7 ! ‘a oh meee > he Prin-/library, 4 cents; Art Museum, 2 \cents; Zoo, 2 cents. ’ . * , . . e | : ; a eo OF | After today’s meeting of the A!- la traditiona. The lliant and th: mV for » o — . . »¥ ,- “) eng eT? +. a finn . | H ao ch has an enormous taSK | atric clinie went before the Ways ee 0 ln Mgt a dermen, about 75 persons int-res:- ed in maintenance of the prychi- : and Means Committee, to protest see a ' 3 | ns | = } rs “ : seo : Se v4 ford a | ' } - po m ‘ : vor «t} kK rT) ore | rt t “ 7 he . — pei | : ‘acainst elimination am that stems ASTOR'S DIPLOMATIC DUN TO ATTEMPT AT ASSASSINATION. som" -8r- y"recn |omsibis afficting showands of|adern the stage. | tang anf he Infinitely mors strom the badge Chairman Kiva ’ rres! ine Staten . oe ee Af oy bnew? Turandot’ city bu si rendered iY Mara Zambon! Ded inats 4 an ie an wy: FORMER PRESIDENT MONROE OF OPPONENT OF BOLSHEVIK! “roc0c-.0 “Scctwacce, "Lions sasingt aexicg, | |nounces Turandot’ fergeity but [rendered bs Maria, Zambonl. 20 | Eatinate might be asked to remere " — = A . vy : ; :, Pe " : lien ~ ? .\ Wek 7h ' Vhen Theodore Aubert. President of E.n- ay, Was Fe e] es ' er- | beauty ana 1G p COM dis Provision is made in the pending | tenute Internationale, Shot by Sue ght , lice Perry at first used to | ~ = : y at fi | i to bill for the Municipal Lodging Young Russian in Geneva. : aes ag Oe participate a ever, he en- Tet nar . An ttem of $10,000. for a 2 survey ' the river front, is in- a use luded in the appropriation of the Trnassacre (‘ity Plan Commission. mee eh li ani | forrmulating t! lecis , of whict | wa | erpetrated by unlawfu! 7 Street maintenance, fer which fs | | — knew nothing j¢ charged tha lernents beyond the con | of th. $2,372,000 was allotted iast year. FASCISTI WRECK NEWSPAPER tl idin: mn missioner’s in- |} ‘ican Governmen nd becaus and for which Director Brooks de- ' ° } f ’ } i. ’ r } a o e ? ‘ ‘ f + ‘ ; a’ ; ‘ j cy ; : ‘ itu “ P Pha’ ‘ : . . . , > ‘ ‘ & ; + ii a3 : : : ? , ee ee oe homens tie sti t oy Cle nny is Ani the seep NBaLied The appropriations for public debt. interest and sinking fund, in- cluding waterworks, amount to $3 - ey eee ced a paper ‘or the waterworks, the appro- pavable from water reve- $2.457,.302 | as oF for’ |country, most of 1 Zuri : ecto 3 Re a ee ee ‘unk. : a $5.652,300 for Police, it be 3} oer ae , ASi RRA cee : 8 Ene Ls + 4 the . ‘ ur} ai ' Xi = | airs in é j 7 Te ‘ 1Os)} — \¢ ch T Ail anin a ocr. al | ‘ ‘ — Ae ts Ee Department 7 C - sone Lausant soe ie wt i Me Cs = : Sobers yh step er Ghee ste ee | Lana” Rap hilt priated, as compared with $5,017,- Japanese to conduct Service tor ee ; ao =o — ( ee eee = ——— layers e head Ward I has an! %0r the previous year. ipa | nder miscellaneous purposes a Preference Duc to Department of 594 ee | hia vernm : ra., diphtheria and dis 3000 item is included for refund (‘ommerce Control ; ' , - ; . ee ape ; , = oF : , , f jocker rent to golfers, who : erates were using Lindell pavilion in For- ‘st Park up to the fire of Oct. 16 The City KBexing Commis- . . $y j T = , ; : . = . F . I t 1? | ’ . T . ’ 107 . ’ . ee c P . . : e , . "4 ‘ ,? ; : ‘ “ao , ssl . , . rere ives $2066 lnder pub- e I] P ° d i : : . : . =e a _ ‘ ; xi ‘ 7 ; ‘ ¢ ] i ; , 7 m , c? ,7 +} LT ge ee} ie L"é ' ‘ Ceray u° ‘ . ’ : . ‘ . P 7 frei i. ix provide qd for continua. study for a rapid § transit and $1900.000 fer mainte- & , . . . a in Ph, . eos ; we ery J , OT ; ; ’ hecame } . hh, -y “oor ipanread OM Hi ee ~ o} nance of Summer Attire 1 3 the | t.nerial Court toda! lared al $ mui Lp | ears Sr iment 1 ’ ninmaithin Lun uut aaauena sane ant | | ff i Municipal Lodging ' - . *-* s " toe commission “wu we the Misseurt CGeneral frpentrpistaist -F 2 ee “ ’ » Ae ' . to issue 200 shares o a. Lrepe | : pee : : ‘ a 1G is 3} : : — : ' ; , j ce? ay thet or » : ‘ » Judge MeCamant HResigns . was proo , Tr 3 ye ete 3 $ oy Vroceeda of the ) ; , ee — . non: ep, Win the f phi ae om hase ist ting her ay i} st are to be used in part sini sabe : — eg na (Hhorizat 3 pote . the Belgian monarchs ' ‘ cs mast ecent ure hie S298 Value. 98 ia supple tal } i ae Hien i ba: ArT | Te oe. for e Sant Ysabel massa | a ; u a ec recent purchags by Yard © ae a1 eve i tru - apt ; ' 7 oe +} wl rycomsi tel ths bandits were Field Marshal Kawamura Necar rie is t hye On the utilities Im the : , 1 bes 3 FR ne : ‘ : , bbe t Missourl tow ne, for £446 006 Death. is lust. | . cn on tees ots KIO ms Field M | x ~ Li ppell Wa . Thy L'tillties Co. eon- * ws _ : : : . c Minister in) iuco slo vil. } ' 7 ; — . ’ . ’ . 4 ’ ; i «t : , 3 0. ; | “ h Ss ; 4 et T*res ila , - >? ry ; i? . ’ os : . ; = , | ha , : " . Seria . ; . , al the Lowistian + an ane | aes anal ‘ani : r re ij ’ . rs : ' > ; ; ‘ i ; : : ‘4 (oe ' es . gy ‘ . — ; " "oa? $0 11 , ) -ELGRADE, Jus | a | ee , | ) einen they were issu jo : | ; on ha hau ite i which controls Third Fleer e rofessor J mance 4 . public utilities in a dezen towne ip Louisiana.

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ee Pe a UESDAY EVENING, APRIL 2 ST. LOUIS POST- ‘DIS SPATCH, T . — _ aa, nee vena 7 a bia ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | ee : Founded by JOSEPH PULITZER 4 Dec. 12,-1878. ublisked by the Pulitzer Pubrishin f Company, Treeitth Boulerverd 3 and one Street. ? THE POST-DISPATCH PLAT- : PORM. : T know that my reurement wiil i) make no difference in tts carnmiinal z principles, that it will always fight € : { for progress and referm, never tol- : crate injustice or corruption, al way~ a ficht demagegucs of all parties, : never belong to any party. alway- oppose privileged classe> and public * plunderers, never lack sympathy with the poor, alway- remain de- 2 voted to the public welfare, never be satisfied with merely printing News. always be drastically independent, . never be afraid to attack wrong. A whether by predatory plutocracy or = os «predatory poverty. | JOSEPH PULITZER. | — 10, 1907. a aan alle oo od, var . OPE Sage ao a el en ete o Signals , * Peet _ i . ? nal , on reeucst will mot be published. Se x ters not erceeding 200 words will receive af ig - ¢ , ™ = prejererce. a ; i. a ¢ reas Ss \ re \ S 3 Capp >. as the 34 legion has no record of th atior %. some graves r wv here the org \¢ r tuary Committee of he American i.¢5 . 7 ; . 5 ®. a 417 Merchants’ Exchange Building : The American Leger fesires this in- formMation as soon as Poss ©. since any) names sent in must ™ hecked affairs’ ur present lists of graves. and [ists craves ~ 7 va? 33 Ty er + fullest posasib'e celta: on Oca rT 5 s,s craves une ae he great ¥ Fed — efforte toward a proper observance Memorta!l da\ ie. 2 HEADE Publicity Committee. American Leg ; me Wet and Prv Arguments. the PMiter of the Post Mienatch 7, * Ts * - _— ‘a> 4 —— Lad Trex * ErLifs to tne estits ae Irving Fisher. given in behalf of pre- ; ‘* or «hh hibition. serve ‘to call attentio t he fact that the wets presented no @co! sestimony in their part of the hearings But when ome reads the argumen’ ina : * mere economic benefits do mot just): proh! hition os 7 73 a ee ie) . a4 *> 27 ¢:* eS an ehange Fer — hee a 2r rt —_ we “ 2 a , ns > ™. 4 i . ¥ ie ~s Be a on) +? ime . 2 Te : eas > portance tManm tr yu : S 21 = hriet, Incidenta some e them argued that pron! nw the bepef rial in an econc? : hort thie w never he ae 3 * > ¢ * ? Wow. with @ 4 non > eer? she oe ae > > " me? 4 ? =? 2 a ‘he ‘welts unre “Ge 1 TQ Man wy ufacture a signa! dev ce to be put or ie ae f front corner of autemoPies -sic7a % the words Left Tutt ys hei? Peri e front and rear when 4 2Tt iUTR - rmPTend 4 ef Sienal to be really and trucvy vis : honest itv me by working on Sunday. they thy ae are criminals, according te our modern j . Thartsees. hes become a side ime ‘o Mary o sateamen. —— naeittin. 3 LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE The name and address of the aQuihor must accompany every contridufion, but et- e $e ot “te, Sale | - . — sea | . ‘ _* “— a a | — » : ~ . 4 RE! et oe 5 . SE: . ‘ ° " > r+ e+ ~~ & * a} gr > so * - ai? a é : ee gs i= a = ert ‘ bead ‘ wd =* | : al.. can work on Sundar for moner : for ot the Lord. mat fa newspaper man, hall be Big Tum Murphy was not so far wrong Se when he said tn Sundays Post-Dispatch, ia +> “> wh . ‘ a "4 en ’ % anus . ae Someone made *hem and sormeone owns Fundamentai.¥. ours * a government of publ c ‘imas on the merits of the case. Rut we are in- ZI. J. MORONY, THE INSANITY PLEA The latest chapter of the Missouri crime survey report deals with the very perplexing problems of ‘mental disorder am in their relations co crime and the law. It proposes, amons other things. that when iD sanity is to be urged as a defense of criminal charges, that plea should be set up in writing in advance of | of the mental state of the defend. - > ¢¢ } } +e ed ant should then be referred to a reguiarly comstitut ‘of the State. Thus the accused could be a bv disinterested doctors, who would render roversial opinion to the court. t The machinery for suca pr rocedure is now lacking. The } | "¢ reHiis the plea of insanity to he made for re . 6 as the first time during the trial. where it - supported hy the testimony of experts who are paid to spin out res. clim elaborate theories of insanity. Furthermore, no . a" Je - ty which courts mas send adult offend- - were established it would clini ~ mh 2 . ° — there are Many extremists among psyc: latrists wre , say that every criminal must be m . _* on . : - : si absolve all wrongdoers of respons! . 2 » = ho ¢hw- —— No wonder. then. that the crim the present manner of setting up imsanity pleas with the aid of hired experts as “disgraceful spectacies Kren the dement of impartial) doctors on the ind vidual’s responsibility for crime should be made and a . L as XW crime should not be lightly or easily evaded. ° oe ---- WHAT IS A “GOOD TIME™’ You must solve the question “of what really is & rood time ¥ O. Koehler. generai secretary of the + Ministerial! Alliamce of Greater St. Lou's , Neé x? was 2 truer S32 v ne It touches Tre SOUBEC ~ ~~ - Eom i 3 > bs PP Is > ay . i€ an - . oN a —a' in tae Cee ~ be! of lation. secia! and persona! ‘influence—a!l!l the factors at govern character and conduct. Someone else § view of a good time cannot De mposed on youth or anv human being of any ag The choice comes from a +h n and the I. eS o! vers re D ithe unZg run aU fforts to change it by compuisio2 Putting bams on morals and cenduct Coes not af f net ~Z i ™ma ~ H mere.v >R urar: > jef ance of bans Laws and codes are tile When men and women are free moral agents. anc DOt OF‘) know what iS rig: j unger i 2W Oi Ibert ive the fiber e taste and the ju@gment t yoose what ts rig they wv n co wrone Never was there a time in the history of the coun trv when realization of the truth of Mr. Koehiers eine has bern 1 re in both church and state When we theroughly understand that mora suas ? no ercion is the cerrect solvent of the ,& wre a sd A . ~ * = | ‘ So. » +4 & Oi uX- ~ sroblems of society in a ynduct not in itself crim nal, we ® be on the rignt road “ee A JUDICIAL ROBIN HOOD. It is a ry unorthedex thing that Federal Judge Wilkerson has cen noot farmer 65 vears aid 4 XN ab ee 4 as \ ’ 4 a! mer. %. VeatTs é , was haled before his court fer making home brew sa he Judg F ‘ by & ~~ Th > ¢s Timer Was 2Pn tf ncedc to one day in the custody ef the United States Mar sha As a sequ 159 similar cases 4 be stricken from the coca This is the act of a judicial Robin Hoed. I Is aiso . “=e m * > > =? _ o hm . + +h — i Ly - 4 © Ls L id : uw ng , B Pa » pec. “asses, Judckre Wilkerson resteres seme of the . ’ he ae . . ®t ~* ear » by , ” } 3 ficnity to his court which was lost when the Voistea 7 “er tf = * F *F tng + Wa ‘ ™ * hh e., ie . -_._- oh ‘> ee ait * see be wea % vis ei ws Manv L_uer ¥ ege>r a Tas ‘ce _* eh >% as on . ¥ ta’ + om .* _— - ft eta = J ALLATS. i 4s. garec. 0U.U “ ~¥ Zoe" »\ ReT & . . ) wee : Thies +b eee ee L hy ane awn * ®hieperort ao lw ; oo ¢ “(ii S C’V is istceu ad uUmade ae 4 tT U on ¥ iece 5 . € — 2s*ese ~~ REFERRED TO PUBLIC OPINION. + ; —— ee Peg me bo ee ‘ yg th . : Washington is frankiy piqued Dy the recent dis =~ . : eho * — ' os ~# * ~ ~ ‘ asure that certain members of Congress were in the i. + on Z ¢ . @7 _= . . we are told, to put a stop to tais practice 7. . Y- " > * - ’ 2 > 2 _* . ‘ ; ~~ Just how this will be dome is not intimated. The ' ? eh : ~>* ° = . 7 ~ popular way, the inviting Way, im our present pRilos- anhy ~ DY? ius Pp Ss & law tS it enacted. that > >» sie i= a7 * s \F &f0.% s ons Ps § : rm ss ‘ nac .©d,. Ser’ be mem- hers of Conmeress shall observe the ordinary proprie- ties and conform tec the canons of good taste: that they shall not accept bribes even in a holy cause: and. be it further provided. th uplift organiz * 44% ie ee eee - ~ Pos t ens. all purifying movements, ail ‘~lans. camartllas and conspiractes §s sq Tae mffrain from set —- purchasi grTessMmen and Gispi ng said Ww ferings inspired sorecy nv godiy real. not pass |i » not that be the final verdict that fundamental {oOo the achi test. “ sbservation by psychiatrists who have no - : ; . , . : be ~ . . .? . nted with the greatest caution. Responsibiltty for Oliermthan-thou ail henceforth rvices of Con- Fes as free-will of- A noble statute. that. But we hope Congress will he better plan. it seems to us, will be the case, Attorney M THE pencateae CLINIC. President Neun of the Board of Aldermen is in the minority in his fight for maintaining the Psychiatric Clinie as a municipal enterprise by public funds. He : was voted down by the Mayor and Comptroller Nolte in the Board of Estimate and Apportionment. and | the Ways and Means Comm! ‘ttee, meeting jointly * ith them. was unanimously against continuing the clinic. Such opposition cannot be disregarded. That oppo sition, however. ts presumably inspired by financial! considerations. The city is hard up. The adminis tration is determined to cut off every avoidable ex- pense. This particular experiment, because of its theoretical and sentimental character. can be abol-| ‘shed with little political recoil. It does not enjoy the support of a body of public opinion sufficient to be | consulted. That is the political aspect of the situa: tion. In taking account of it we do not wish to) imply insincerity to the opposition Doubtiess !ts opponents feel that the money required fo r the clin- to's maintenance can. under the circumstances, be ex- ~ pended elsewhere to better effect Nevertheless. the Psychiatric Cun c is justified by nenology and the accumulating jin - social serv- ice. It is designed to prevent juvenile eT It treats the youthful offender as a patient r criminal. It undertakes to cure by te: ae not a by punishment. It is comstructive. or bitter disciplime of old, barbarous Umes il . > ’ 2 > “—_ = Fond i M > tinwe this cilmi sa = aaa 4 7 > : * ¢ a ——- . ” . reprisals, instead of being murderous and-flaming as — i i ae al thimes oe % : - Sa UuicsS. CORSIS. CC Vs = id as Low —_= > Ga 4 SeRel bryce nz «= _" - an ee. om a — : _ a ai 3 *~. . -“~ - - . - + flinty Dimty using a -forn punishment whi a ae = ~~ * “ss a -, ° -e * 7 : ~ others are we upon naughty childrez Dear. dear “oon we = 8 hear that Dirty h ; S =" cas ~ - ‘ ~ hn ba rs ies a . , ; _— Q ‘ ~* ° . aye - - . - rs 42 tA, Deka nmsood -_- he a ais 4 zi ad ® afr Le kc 7 eo ae ‘|S Bis pectime Siorys — MATRIARCHAL SAVACERY “A en Women i Me | tig ~ITT? Tye "om CT » : ih no 2 hed a ——_ ; és 4 Sasi & ‘ as id : _ we & Vv them and whip g@ woman who has Incurred the won -_ -*: eA YS »* ~ * ‘ . > we > an ~ Ne ispleasut! — L.is% ~ Ua as ° * Paget ~ _* ~ “ y 77 > was tre .i0£E ns . 4 ve _—s a A aw Be as - men . o> wees > ‘sila 44... eg . rs we men ai . al ae «4 ers ~ i=. 4a e} ; Tr i” i > “ eh wn rare . , Wo = 5A , tris 7 , ¢? = ] , ?} ie ‘ oEeeeCeTS ¥ ‘ J ss JU F~ 6 Lise ~ as it 1 bee me as.” -” ¢ ‘ ee ae oka a - he There we ~~ z ’ ha a ed > *« » > + > s . ersery justice is working overtime these -_ cesta ener ome ee _ a THEY ACQUITTED THE LAWYER. e , e . Pa : =.) we ot ° ; At least seven noted turists and a hundred* iess noted legal lights hare cbserved from t that “Juries try laWyers, not cases.” Kise “> > . . . > This cryptic sentence, Deing interpreted. means ‘The lawyer whose personality and apparent ability most — the jurors generally wins.” A somewhat artiing exampie of such a victory was that SRE by Atterner McGarry of Chicago whose ciient. a Mrs. Zalimas. was acanitted of the murder of ber husband there the other dar. aft previous cenviction. As is the rule in most criminal cases, the Zalimas defense was more dramatic than the Zalimas prosecution. Attorner McGarry stood az the knight in shining armor defending a poor, weak woman from those Meanie devils, the lawvers for the State He piared up magnificent’y. Seizing a pinch of powder which contained arsenic—but not too much ee * arsenic-—he ate it Defore the jury's impressed stare. Under strict legal interpretation this bit of hekum proved nothing. but to the jury it may have tended to prove that the powder of giving her husband w arry collapsed in a fit thene Caner™ms™men w~ ose irv fervor 's for “Poor man.” murmured those in the eourtroem snie. If these mercenaries are the kind of repre “he has deen orercom sentatives im Congress those districts want, should his client’s plight.” The fury acquitted. _— clined to believe it was Attormer McGarry and not Mrs. Zalimas whom the jury acquitted. a ee es rm J. BULL: THIS IS A’ELL OF A’O The MIRROR PUBLIC OP This column ts without bias the latest comment ® leading publicists, newspapers end cals on the questions of the dag. We-itten for the Fost- Ld - PUBLIC AND PUBLIC AFFSES | Progam of speeches. spectacies DUNCAN AIKMAN in Harpers powder — past 1° months = traveled from San Francis @ ‘mont and back br way of Middle West am friends «he haw The unanimoegs common consent have been dropped as an eigae for conversation among te in their cusuilll exhidits SOCRATES AND HIs PUPILS ~ ions to enGeces the ntry is in revou.t thecked up on - Racer. ~ Americans” ‘The public.” if such a & iy denotes these whe work @ pppoe ae an Ivertiser ts too pore it rim about tie In the coun? the club, Ge “neighborhood drag am pees dinner party. one cal start | iy a racriy shrewd and Beall re averages. golf andy Gump, te zine advertisements, the of home-brewing and buying pooties iness of women re the social signin Where the air ss ates -ancer and suspicion. ts contro’ ersy ane tall ‘alking a strictly theological an a amg one a ‘the armel ain with apainetic eynicism—and a quick change +s discover an amen? ‘vendors a: . Wanicis a SPIRIT OF “Raaarrr Ppenters LORIDA is a live State wires & be traced to thetr making laws adapted to & rder. he woulq (| Cther States may ‘ret and fame dealt with as apo public men- i r up the statute ook. THE SIMPLE LIFE. Cengratulations to Alex Pope.) wish and care Moariéa ge self D4 the smoky air Mierida wanted to maar te ast -“ e ~~ ~ - g ‘= at Big Cieb Hall 5208 tle . ee * avenue. Tee aliiance was = vr -* ~** onmnection WwW ? r ; = 86«(«. Whose cas. meee him wit atti : Yet Florida didn t , Former Medical Deas’ Diss saith ——— B rs. Zalimas was accused the late William harmiess. Then. to clinc terrible peepie tno the neighbers kids. in > Was Mice am: “~ger od , Ww ; — A car to take him where he will, quiring ‘five years citise Walton avenue leme Wtartdn Supreme Court = rears means Rich Nerth erners may leew with grief at contemplation of . 4 4 > A copr of Just a Minute each day. Delivered at hts door-— Could be want aught else? Could a simple man want for more’ LORD HOWE DUMB. Marbe it acquitted Mrs. Za- rorment ef the pure food rus -. we nm =98 Mi Lastest po ¥ : you Dur tires. York Metropolitan Mu-|pinem Finds Method Succéss- 4 ar ful in Attracting Visitors. Ses: e ce pre assoria ted Pres. : nel é xEwW YORK. April -::.—The|ese@ “san Museum has combined the § metropott +" . t with the plastic arts to cre- ios more interest In 1% exhibits— | aad ig getiins zood results. with «4 background of paintings | giptures and many other weekly symphonic con given In ts ga lertes. geet. the crowds. some of) em ON, wnied reached 19, 000 persons. did ton & sot remain after the music war) emished. But gradually. the num | wy ner of persons stayimg to visit thei p exhibits became larger until today | uw eye concerts are regarded as & per-, anent feature of the museum. - The idea developed after thei ss nest concert givem curing the warty soldiers. sailors and marines. aa Che ma aa al Mannes. the confuctor a -entinues t= charge of provided for through oi * b¥ =~ @ Harkness. Henry Walters. the) Juilliard M usical Foundation. John pm Rockefeller Jr. and others ™e. orchestra takes its pace im j —— the [+h ‘ : s gallery fac ing SS a avenue a entrance. As the mune s and the tomb ef Pereh,| qhich was erected in Egypt about | B® “650 B. C.. oF beside the image efi at mythacoras. w Oo iiscovered the: La -on-raties of the octave. come co to the Ortental rug ga ierv. others to tae Bishop jade roo" Still others gather m@ = ) the 1g Lact gailemes where hang master paint-| ines of all schoois. ¢ tT 3 of officials s oreigners or of such extraction. | ’ : : INDEPENDENCE CELEBRATION PUT OFF TO INCLUDE V. P. DATE 3 The Greater St. Louis Independ- | ence Celebration and Exposities of | industrial Progress, to be present- e@ in Forest Park under auspices ef the ‘“hamber of Commerce, wil! © he heid from Sept. 23 to Oct 18 inategd of Sept. 4 toe Sept. 19 as) | s aff pianned, tt was a= ; : The reasons for the change are that the present dates will include Veiled Prophet's Parade and . added atiracties toe eut- ‘wn visitors, that the weather will prebably be more auspicious and that the time will more searty meide with the seasonsi fi uUrin As “as been told the celetra- tien will commemorate the _one hundred and fiftieth anniversary ef the signing ef the Deciaraties ef Independence An -elabeorats > ~ ; and drama:ic and musical preduc- mens has been arranged It baz} so been decided to reduce the imber exhibit beoths from 9% to 1560. im order to prewid rr add nal spaee for open ait; — — - Mes. Caroline Green Scott Dead. “>. April 27.—Siem Came Blin reen Scott, widew of James Samer ‘moses, goaneeeral Chirags Herald and the Chicage — nrg Post. ts dead after a pra-t fract-d illness. aged 77. Her parsl ms can ‘rom the East and set}; Ord inotis in 1835. The omigy eum onc member of the image diate ‘amily is Mrs. Maria Fo aunkings of Westerly. R. L 2a 2usband died in New York in 188% Linesin ¢ Campaigner ner Dies : ce Amar ate Po. QUINCY Mass. April 27.—The Rev Adolph F. Gustafson, whe eam paigned for Abraham Lincolg = Indiana, is dead at bis heme 2 Hie was born in Sweden. 91 Fears =o. and served in the CWwil i* Was pastor of a Methed- =t Episcopal Church at Chest nd.. when Abraham Liscei@ on Wag Nominated for the presidency o« the stump for Lincoln, om B ga- * pt -) ry . 2e¢ Seandinavian clubs an@ : } Fa lea, afety © omnet “Eiection = Tontght. Cor Tiittee ~* ¢ r Sp a reports and he ale “Ai lection will be features @& ST geht « TNeeing of the Safety “Cl iat Hetel Statier Le legate °nrention of the safe Se . of the Amertcan Raliway _— on will attend. The speaiie- | od 9 “ * John A. Aartel. presides “* va se Pittsburg Safety \ Counch ad he Carnegte Steel Works ’ Sureay and one of the of : of the National Sacaag *s, ee Alliance Baill stall -AMerican A ance an inaugural bell Sanday _ » formed f-r the purpose "g a better mutual . undee “ag between Italy and idte Detitala, president i-Canece and edtter of La Prem ‘lana. a local paper. aad “—. will speak “=—“atiedg Press CAGO, Aprii tt.—te han Bailey. surgeon and for iean ef Habremann Meee “se. «= dead of apoplexy *ne of the frat te ume *scope, clinical : radium in medicine. Pure FPoed Law Officer Dead. iow Meme aied’ Prees | 4ICAGO, April I7.—Reecee : 7" — = mar ‘pas away n Flortds ae ‘tie, for 1S years im charge will be ummune from sare Oo ida is going to contiawe oa | ment by Floridians > *% is dead here.

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ST!°US POST-DSTHTCH ai"_--,-_, we TUESDAY EVENING, APRIL 27, 19926. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH URES GRUWDS ee ee eee RADIO RIDING JAZZ on SOCIAL ITEMS daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Eu- 4 ,Sene NK. Cuendet of 4 Hortense Nef York Metropolitan Mu- | place, whose Marriage to Kenneth am Finds Method Success- | Drummond, son of Mrs. Thomas ‘J: Drummond of Lindell boulevard, fyl in Attracting Visitors. Will be a fashionable event of May 19, today announced the person- NEW YORK April 2..—The iabeth Cuendet, debutante sister of yetropolitan Museum has combined /|the bride-elect, will be maid of ; i. minatin ects te cre honor, and Mrs. Marion Niedring- i, : "iLn iif pace a’ i ~ tv = , 4 | music Wit ae haus, formerly Miss Grace Wallace: re interest in its exhibits— aie mo! Mrs. John Jay Johns, formerly Miss ures and many other, .. , and scu: iptu es * bridesmaids. weekivy sSympnonic cor Douglas l)rummond of Syracuse, treasures, given in its galleries. Ma } + . ; “4 St. Louis Sunday a rain and wil! . 2 a4 Tansey of 226 North Newstead ave- 'nue, departed Sunday by motor fo: Washingtor, D. C. Mrs. Tansey will spend a few days there as Mrs. ines in the numerous Wings. 2m : . me or thea motoris 1Y W roningeto They gather beside inscrutable — in asnington. Pharaohs and the tomb of Pereh. Mrs. J. Herndon Smith of 6500 Pe@hich was erected in Egypt about/| Ellenwood avenue will be hostess “650 B. C.. or beside the image of; at a luncheon tomorrow at the St liscovered the; Louis Country Club. compliment vibration-ratios of the octave. ing her daughter-in-law. iis. Wal- Some go to the Oriental rug gal-| lace Herndon Smith, who, with Mr s to the Bishop jade; Smith, returned Sunday from their mom. Still others gather in the| wedding trip to Hot Springs, Va ' Meries where hang master paint- | The bride was aan Miss Marvy a - ia « ings of ali schools. Alice Kelsey of Montclair. N. J. Py ri th az ras. “ . 0 hepa 2g m a : 6 : : ‘: {mus tee ~— a4, J One opservation of officials is Mr. and “Mrs. Wallace Smith are . tRA 7 a = _ Tak bh} . ; me UA that two-thirds of the listeners are! occupying their apartment at 7138 ~ a oe ie ; (tr . | _ eee : foreigners or of such extraction. | Forsythe boulevard. 4S ne TiN, Seo VM LEBRATION St. Louis society is planning to Setar wee tt ; | atR is 8 PF SS at amie he Kentucky Derby to be = : PUT OFF TO INCLUDE V. P, DATE A Commerce, wi! he held from Sept. 2a to Oct. 10 nstea q of Sep 4 > 4 9 Si ™* qQ , will be an add gd attraction to out- An ong the out-of town quests in . ia ‘ EE oan aa -{ - «ft ah —a | = Pia nf itawn “ic 4 — + .: > tha x ror a a a ~ ’ see, thet tne Weather St. Louis for the wedding of Miss 7 — a | ' — fo ; 7 ‘ : . Wik propan.s © © auspicious Margare Garaghty, daughter of ann ¢h } = 7 } a+ *rse > , Pe | . = : _ = . . e - Guu Lila) € im ; Ow ae | more nea! v Ni and NIr: . ‘ - Garaghty UO . eéincide Witt 7 ®SPasona #> } o > lain } 4 i. a - . : 4 ia Lid 2 ie i «ci | . st 4 Yr ‘ 7 rycgy7 »urer r ‘ h* LT This column 1s desiqned fo reproe haryd n : be :, : — en to snomas ; ‘ vUyIng Francis McGe- which Will take , }, the later > cA Smrn ’ = ‘ a ~~ ; . . : ; hout bias the lates mment bY As has bee id the celebra- place at the New Cathedral tomor- ading publicists, newspapers and peru Nuon Will commemorat the one /row morning at 10:30 a. m. are bay Area a... | ° + = + ta —_ - — re —~ mmcrec and fittiefth anniversary Mr. and Mrs. Thomas McGee. par- S on the guestions of the day. : > torr te we ©. hh. T > - ~~ - the signing o ne WVeciuration ents of the bridegroom, Mr.and Mrs. - . i of Independen. An elaborat> Jose McGee. n enry PUBLIC AND PUBLIC AFFATRS, aimee + whedon . os Dh icG Mr. and Mrs. Henry Program of speeches, spectacies T. Soden all of K s City Mr INCAN AIKMAN in Harper's M — ae Of Baneas Coy, . MP. : ; grr, ¢ 3 1 on ! A es — iain a ie ll - . . = . i Ser * i : i > d " »4 2 . Aas ary rs os a. Git Ai; miisd ' r i Si Li Prog it'- ind Mfrs. N NI. wrriffin f = ** > : 7 , Sraer and the Middle West, and exhibits. luncheon yesterday in honor of , mecked up on friends who have m Mrs. scene Green Scott Dead mm Auocaed Premg TEXAS WOMAN IS ELECTED tive Gren Scott. widow James PRESIDENT OF Y. W. C. A. Miiar journeys. The unanimous imp OM is that I ¥ common conse nt public rs have be emveer OL the imme- ? re 7 — . diate © fami ' . 2a of Dailas. Tex... as nat lal Boat them than it does about the pe en imiy is Mrs maria F. it Aion ae efus wae munkin : resident and tne r al to limit necdieval ey]: ’ t 4 mate wills of Wi S's riyv > T an P ri ‘ * a ene. 28 the country ite t pt. 2 eh poe Het the voting membership to those hotel lobby the club, the Pu ~~ aG Ged in New York in 1895. ~) 4 ho professing Jesus Christ as their ‘ker ~ . 20 at ris h Ime ed Mrs Harriet Chamberlin of ToO- ror, *, , : ’ _™ 7 ° ie VU ~ Bai " ~ “ " 7 home-brewing and buying bootleg. am : Was born in Sweden, 91 ladon oO in the election to select ’ r ~ ua . _ ii i i Lf i i ‘ ~ _ %, & b oc . a 4 - — . ~ hep mo 4S ~ ' ind cory -d ar + Ih "i i] : : : a an © wonie TY} Ss ore Ss, tn erits Serv er in [ne Vii " e eee a meee wall . : ig — a | “ 3 ¢ cance v om 1 a » At “-, i ¢ -> successor of Mfrs }- ede T pa! x M nOVN if els rs tT? + S a F. c Lit} Pat Wad mMmSToOr oy : ¢ rl « " . 9 . : omg ine soctai sign ist Fn; os ” ee Paist of Wayne. Pa.. who declined . Ia nn, _ "hors 4% 4 - = =. pai (‘hure!] ~ + i~*h efor. ” ‘ ‘ f! ‘ype TS Whe air is not On. Ina Mees — to accept another term. Both the : : . . ee ‘ > ati P I v Nery by ‘ ~ i wits er Ret or and SUSPtI ion, the fund = . ‘ ‘ Al raham Lin«¢ oin president eleart and -_ retirin > - i hs | i- i i ' Af ; Lhd bilge lis ‘ont? an ; ‘ “8 nominated far th reeid ~ Alist controversy and the Ku Klux et vated tor the presidency. | head are members of the Presby- nee , tr ; e ¥} a 1 cr On ft ti - - AY arouse a little tall taiking in imp for Lincoln, or- terian Church Mrs. Chamberlin ‘ ; . Nized “J : : ran “ i A sa ai | a * ie a b & : - nD _ f en 4 aw anol klection Tonight. to members of the Protestant Committee reports and the an-' Evangelical churches failed when “al election will be features of | the convention refuSed, with onl: if ‘ ore . eetinge of the Safety | 144 dissenting votes, to accept the FLORIDA'S SPIRIT OF PROGRES™® Counct lat pote) Statler Delegates substitute’ amendment that would From the Chicago Tribune. © the convention of the safety | have required voting members to } LORIDA is a live State When it @ ea nila the American lailway profess Jesus Christ as their maior F to making laws adapted to its ™ lation will attend. The speak- | The action Saturday requiring only nder * iit ~ . . 0 ou . fase U Other states ray [ret and LasyTit _ eT } , " a 7 + *, “il be John A. Aartel. president | 4 — from voting members he Pittsburg Safety Council,| “that they desire to enter ‘the burden of laws whose only apparent . oo 7 (arnegie Steel Works hristian fellowship of the asso- Sa? . Le ag tt , +h in oe ; ie bn 2 itter up the statute book. # - Bureau and one of the or-| ciation.” .therefore, stands as an an 7 Ome 4 ‘ a ltarern ta ’ = 7 ~~. 2: 7. a ‘ } ‘+h gp *- - - ns ee! ‘ + * = . > ‘ sé ) _ a - tae new tags to meet Of th National Safety cuneislaagee Pm for — mcyunimanen . , . unet) tions The action of the conven- ~ . > > 77 - in. ' . . ure iti and clamor in va ee icine tion permits the consideration by ta iz " : igo Florid Fiocrida made itself (2° amy . an Alliance Ball. local associations of two methods . ‘ Yo iT) « TT1 O Fie f 17 ‘ To. . * ; ’ ; > a rich : re an-American Allian of choosing its electorate, one lim fest Sta im % inion for @ 4 - NO0id a laugural ball Sunday ; , e ¢} : ake itselt ae ep. SSUra: OSH SUNG iting the voters to members of the dik I rida wanted ft Tian . 4 ne ‘* Rie ("liv 1? rans 4 ae She. wel... lub Hall, teeta Protestant. Evangelical churches > ' : a7 : ae ; "tte "Tk" 2 a | ; : itractive to the millionaire .ciass- f beers, o& tHe alliance was re- | the other requiring only the per- : . ** J ut " a y go r : . ad - iplaced a clause in its Constitution . ‘Ormed f-r the purpose of | gona! pledge to support the Y. W : . a. % « on 7 ‘ ‘barring a State inheritance tax. a better mutual under-! ¢ A. work r ~ - bhnae in pet | ante [wanted to be the recreation cel a ¢ pcountry It lets horse racing run [U to be run a ween Italy and Amer-j; Other office: (loss a2 rm | imudcdio Delitala. president of Charles W (JSilkev. Chicago first KK ind editor of La Pren- | vice president; Mrs. Edward Dun- — ~ * 1 L > ~ et * =a 7 a ‘Yet Florida didn't want * go tin ean tourist that came alone. ed P =~ i local paper, and John’ pam, Trenton, N. J second vice lwear or so there but never ann "fsa, v Speak president: Mrs. Hazel Butterfield imake the State a permanent residenc®, Former Medical Dean Dies. + Beatrice, Neb., and Miss E:sie Wes it is that Mrs. Ruth Bryan Owen. © ai Associated Prese Summit. N. J.. secretaries. Miss iter of the iate William Jennings ry a AGO APFil + F Dr E.. Mary Mongigcan of the University ifinds she cannot be a congressio ay 1 Bailey, surgeon and for-' o¢ Pennsvivania was chosen presi- ‘didate in Florida Fiorida has & .- , f Hahnemann Medical’ gent of the student assembly, with Quiring five vears’ citizenship in the a ©, is dead of apoplexy. He | Miss Grace Towns, Néegress, of Ate ‘as one of the qualifications for of fiee | sil ‘ the first to use the: tanta University, as first vice presi- | e Florida Supreme Court has he scope, clinical thermometer | dent. ra Ai : ik * ee in“ «a ecutive radium in medicine. —_—— anal oe sion Tive ' *’aTS Trieans five cons : Py , a i sttameas fai eT Attend Institute Meetings. >. re Food Law Officer Dead. | Alphonse G. Eberle, dean of St ’ yy | @ “ : ? . i . - - Sc " ; HICaGo April 27.—Roscoe E Louis University Law vmenagps. will ee é b) 1¢ is e J fri- | olittie, for 18 vears in charge of | #ttend the meetings of t Am 3 : i ; arg - can Law Institute. Thursday, Fri- ‘rcement of the pure food and : ‘ = laws in 20 Mississippi Valley day and Saturday at Washington. 8. is dead here ‘oC. Budinot 00 fy Route oy Ad, MAIL COUPON FOR FREE TOURS BOOK BURLINGTON ESCORTED TOURS, Dept. P-12 Chamber a. heen ond me the free :lustrated booklet giving compicte information about Burlington Escorted Tours. ae eee ee ee ee ee ee address members eoeenvreveveneeneee* eet ee Os Os es Fe ee es ee memset : | 'Sseseeeseeseseaease es ea nity oi) ' , . aif , rt ny ; ory ; : t¢ t t SEEREUC ER CRBS ESERS RCO BCseaawvewrsrtsraesse8 8 BB ews. SIXTH & ST; CHARLES A SENSATIONAL SALE OF 2300 Pairs New Spring Shoes in IVORY! PATENT! GRAY! $5 Values SBE SSSRS BSS SSR RBRBRBRERS HR BRRERRE SE Be S B'S Be eee 8 Be 8 |e ee THINK OF IT! price of $2.95. . S STRAPS—PUMPS In 50 Clever Styles The Season's Newest Colors and Two-Tones HEELS Covered, Low, Louis, Cuban. Sizes 2! to 8 in each style. A special purchase by our buyer from one New York's leading jobbers, at a mere fraction of their actual value, due to cancel- lations, make this great sale possible. SLBWAY Extra Space—Extra Salesmen—See Special Windows 2300 pairs of beautiful new Shoes in fifty snappy styles now offered here Wednesday at the almost incredible low We believe this to be the greatest event for value, style and variety we have ever held. Remember, all sizes in each style and every pair a brand-new Spring or Summer style. aurea a8 @ > Se ese @aeeseagc: SsSeBeeeeeeaseseseeseseesese ese eesee ese eaeseseseeeesmeeseaseeseseeseeaeus ean eas BESSBSHSBSSESEC RBBB SSEBesseesrs se eees se es + Ce eRe " . ~ ho ny wv on. a oem - PO LO AE I A ES ORIEN Ee! Ny CAO EI ON ES ate Mae NM OE NGL IRI ST ENO Oe UE NRE Mes Rey A eg SO RO ORI TON ER Ra BE ee OE FR Meese OF leaiaiedtiel Pentagon Aadadeel al A MG IN APE CER BRR 1 TORR 1m AR RA Ste Geet Oe He ear wren Sted ee ae tl > whee Ss ~ . ar ee ee ’ EG RR NR ME ce, PEI th 4 WD Fe Oyen RY AE ON ee AE one ee ee ee ee oes DO DN Ri dp Nino batt” nan ~ ABO ee Ane ee Ce a ee ~ te “ 1 lls ae = Neepa a GP 2 ee ee ed . 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+)? ___ ST.LOUIS POSi-DISrATEE 3 AFTER ARCTIC AIRPLANE FORCED TO —_ oe ae Th BASE FOR REPAIRS Sb > tlt, > al, > cl, NO, “cen, el, . koe search for Capt. Wilkins Delayed P a be When the Detroiter Develops Bees Ye - ‘ Engine Troubic. Builds ne fiesh and strength. This old fashioned family remedy is pure and wholesome nourish- ment in a form which is read- ily taken up by a weakened system. It is guaranteed free from alcohol or dangerous drugs. If you need new strength or flesh begin taking it today. OVER 70 YEARS OF SUCCESS FON ANAAMAS AY” 1 . S a » 7 i . ‘ie “ 3 ~ eS ga S Ay = s 3 : ‘ — % sister set Pe aon ay eo es anes a = : er ies: i . + 3 % ; 5% : . i eT - - eS oe st “ =” th. ae . Tes - 33 = , _ . — . = ¥ =~ — ee: Re. a ' ’ 4 a cis my XS Bed de, Da! * $4 . 7 —_ onstien “ay % ; — f the ¥ : em : Ave ‘> f ay vie mi hs, . ; a Ff .. Jealousy and Nagging. . 3 . : Te Ros a > yaanc - pens? “A =_ ee ent “ampbell of * ' rastzate ‘ records ia' at ae eee ai ¢4 es *«4 » oer . ‘a JP lore Special! Wednesday : —-— . Radio Fans! #i Attention! §} . »? wes ee 6 x A Very Specially : | Priced ai Radio Table » eel &/ BODY FOUND NEAR HILLSBORO RESEMBLES THAT OF MINER Had in This Beautiful Bedroom Suit Bow-End Bed Set ot Six Salad Plates A -- =? ‘ ~ 2 oo > ~ + in Shallow Grave Rack: CGoid ludbert it’ Se Buried sPrort Man Been cl ~~" mn The Olympian’ erates 70 Hours from Chicago | to Puget Sound If vou are going to the Pacific North- west this summer, be sure to go at least ome wav to Seattle cr Tacomaocn the “Olvmpian,”” over the electrijed Chicago, Milwaukee & ‘St. Paul. This isthe route over which vou will sceand enjow the most, includingtwo * tull days of grandest mountain scenery. The “Olwmpian”™ carries complete equipment for the traveler's com/‘ort and convenience, including Obserwa- fen Club Car, Sleeping Cars. Dining Car—and Open Observanon Cars dur- ing the summer months. Perfect Protection for Your W ails, Decorations, ** + a | ~ Large Dresser Large Roomy Chifforobe $ : Ve! his 1s am extremely useful article for Only $12 Cash—Only $12 Monthly io fans. Besides previding a handsome iece of furniture, it provides ample space batteries, phones and accessories in the large chambers under the top. It is fin- Bo rtc, pPhome or ca on our Trawel ui shed in waénut and built strongly. Size of to Eaperc hoe fil dewis and heip = Wey" SueCc ise os Oe i s544 ul . gi} + Pp 95 | Panning vour inp 4 ni: ace ‘a Un —— ) | ' is 15x36 inches. oeey ih rg ra pg $1 a Month Pays for It! ale ine oe Refrigerator Specials: Estate Gas Rang ” 8-Pc. Kitchen Set Free With Each Refrigerator J ay . » we An Amazing New Range at a Sensational Price! d 43> Come ina this wondert ~~ ——— KNOCKS MAN OFF HIS AUTO . | ee 8-PC. KITCHEN SET 2 eta sd “No Visible Door Hinges Carpets, drapes, upholstery, are quickly cleaned with Energine. Pour it on the spot. Rub with a cloth. Re- sult: tabric clean and bright. Fnergine comes in handy cans. Leaves no odor. 35c 2t drug or department stores. “Cold Storage’ Side-Icer Retrigerator (lilustrated Above ) i a amishes * torever’ No more of that n and smartenmgc’ No more st teming DefWweem Loc toe> ‘ T makes short work $00.8 and tender pir ittie of this disanetswcrs] ‘ imisn« eon $3 a Month Pays for It Side-Icer Retrigerator Abo: € ent . a Be iiustraeted at Aig Bay at May-Stern Pay While Yoa Earn Ya, cee ae Ce 2 Bed Davenport 23 Wing Chatr — oo Occasional Table >-rPe + + — N Armchat Table Lamp nanutacturer. onev-saving event. ns and colorings. a+ S. E. CORNER TWELFTH AND OLIVE STREETS MAY-STERN & CO. irchasing orgam hese Swings are st made and braced finished rn red = ural varnish, These and backs are abie. Bay at May-Stern Pay While You Pr $5.00 Cash—S$1.00 Weebly

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SN PMARKETS-SPORTS| ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH [WANTS-24hn ! APRIL 27. 1926. TS. ba | re wae som om & 7 oe Cf. | | =| fe ———Z£ (| Swill - | ne || | P funds ‘raf? 7° » it if? h fte ‘ . EY 1, shortly before dark. With Wife Two Months Save his age as 22 in obtaining a{the license records as -. Camp- FARM RELIEF BILLS a — - vESues night in ‘a disabled 45-1001 rte rash ag Serpe Pie athe enianen left it in a small skiff, RESCUED BY FISHING CRAFT = « ee a ee ae san re reenter ET LE "AaNnes + ; »1° Firs . , + ° —£y © o . . . “7 . . . . | license to wed Miss Mary L. Mullen | bell’s petition states they separated | ich they left Clearwater for! boats and the Tampa Coast Guard. using a canvas portable cot as a alousy and Nagging. BS ats | April 17 _ ¢ co _ : fichin | ; ¥ : sian eh sik Sein E eats a The boat was found by a fishing 4 LEARW Al ER, I ict., April 24 ; ees oe | a - Three Plans, Widely Differing | Reported—Jardine Backs Your Spring Re-Decorating Loan Fund. Should Include the Installation of |e. secon om WASHINGTON, April fy a Widely different plans for solu- tion of the surplus crop problen | were submitted to the House tod. by members of the Agricuiturs RADIATOR SHIELDS | ‘The plan which has the/tndoree- | rhe plan whi | ment of Secretary Jardine Was re- | SMART!—NEW!—SERVICEABLE! Young Men’s Suits With Two (and for Small Size een) Pairs Pants en J 4 Character and Earning Power fet fec|e| Y : efSee= wine beautify de sea home, protect curtains and draperies | ported by Representative Tinche: and prevent grime and dust streaks on your walls. To || (Rep.) of Kansas. It would pro- keep our plant busy during the Summer and relieve the Fall Il vide a special! agency with SR ANCHES or + Vie . } al + . e mt e 1? } i ; ‘ P e sposai Of farmer-conrroied re ; INDUSTRIAL LOAN Co. - ; th (ii. PU. i 4 TY i i Nt GENTS ae WELLSTON : abencies additional! resources o! BROADWAY & WASHINGTON ‘ 1486 HODIAMONT AVE Ny . ime the Government and will stiumlate mh : > 7 Sy : . , ’ : ar \ AP their development along sound and FLORRISSAN + *; : » * - 4\ sr Sa a constructive lines | . i : “The whole history of legislation . : | —— . . . s : +. : , : ate : a a Min Mae Ala aa — + Ue Miah shal teal pe eee Wee ee duction,” he said “demonstrates eae : ¥ that the most effective action 1s (that based upon the sound expert- | AP . - the farm themselves. | } ie er Potatecet ee PATS oe Ms idep) * wl t r ence otf T r lal mers h Cilisc i t I ; ~~ : wi aS PP See | eet = 2” ‘A ahs o> ‘ t ; Pal Pa : . 4 , 7 - . . Yve * A nM ye Reis eS +) sy SF In productive efficiency the Amer- # ican farmer has come to be sub- , : K : 7 . stantially on a par with the indus- trial producer. The probiem now | Is to put the Government power- fully behind the farmers’ own €! forts to achieve orderly marketing ’ and stabilized prices, without a the same time imposing Gove: H 9 ment regulation of farm business © doesn t want The disposal! of surpfuses is, at hot- . i tom. a question of merchandising to h you ‘This bill follows the principie urt | within the marketing file / of r Tus PEOPLE who are afraid of the ee ee dentist are the people who do not con- Ma ome experien » date and ope S e £ : “No Visible Door Hinges ! | ie | : seine een on ated Atated) ai sult him until thoy have toothache. No Nickel Panels to Polish This astonishing value 1s made possible by S 50 full-size dresser or triple-mirror vanity of that experience. If we can fos Your dentist is more interested in~ “ta 7 onee Bolts OU: “Thrift” Plan! Here IS a marvelous om Q: Beautiiu! antique walnut tinish, with the “ee gg aie nett f merchandising protecting your teeth than he isin ré- a. hake Easy to Clean | opp amity 26 huy ot wend bed, spa high-lights effectively designed efficienc y in meri wh pao —" pairing them. Go to him regularly for cape a cious ¢! rode and your choice of either $5 Monthl, scl eel gage ao i re meet examenation and you will escape a | sion oad salah ns sail ae nye ia lot of pain and trouble. terms of “equa itv—the surplus —_— — Claims for Aswell’s Bill. tee wee “eS yr rye ‘ ‘ ¥ _ wercsscate > . . oe . ** ‘* . . e es r Seere ee6 ‘ vlog pons . eer teg 1p © oo 8 eee } — ’ ° ~~ ; ‘ SO er a NN pares RRR Sa hewell listing the merits he PeSebeosweeseseeersen a aeake yay ‘ eCeeercescecsechescaerces " ’ Sée6 2 . Drei nsihagte trad 4 SAA Aeaplagsing agp .e-¢ e eee+ee . ay : ‘ — } -+ ee . eee eew pn nets ete ees es ; j La . ° I: se. latriié qd for nis Diil ce Tip red thy r? . ” “ess . 3 : " , seer ene eer see : wd : {-- “+s ° » hg . } at ey => , i ' sla nee ee. . enee 4 } "4 eee nee ° ? ri 1iS2 & . «i 4 * - ’ . **-* st 2 - - +37 ‘°* ‘| $1Ss VALUE BED DAVENPORT LIVING ROOM J °°)... w dis ntages } scribed te { other prope = His Sa 4 oe rg . pre poses , ’ - ‘ lar ( 4 i) 1 ment hn n ‘ ‘ ) “ 1 (Ji marks i = “That the f : com own oO} rs r i r YY} cr Ss te i > OUs sé . ef | ff cS J , - ee é s ae oe ; oes 4 ; += seeeee t+ee0ee + surpius ri () ©] “OUTTA ¢ ( it oe | ‘7 , é/ 4 2 ! : prod on A . A > : et * mt , 4 } ; ne ret Repayme O ans by « ws — ~~ . | al he . , J Bes eee eee F modity assessmenis nortan eq Z - ig ** _* ‘ . ‘ : c ] ry be s - ti ! ce aSsS' hae 8 | ' A ‘ ~~ Sane ot ht rr ' ; Davenport opens easily into full-size bed mela: price MxXIng ; buyers choos Franklin! This gorgeous Come early! “To protect the consumer: s - 4 rs : . © » . * | A carload of Lawn Swings s¢ than allow. exorbitant pt At a Very $ Q5 B This is th tvpe of values that has made 50 two-piece Set consists of bed davenport oard, Special our st Tf Sil | a Pop ilar headguarters tor 2 and Your cnoice Ot e:ther club Or tireside Bs I q) St Li Ze f ry T) es i}? } oe" > i - . , ‘a r sets toet Sen ‘+ b, , les »eord 2 »| rT econ Tri iawWwS not Lo Stal [sf ei ihe Sale Price! | Be ferniture. That's why the crowds ee ee eee eee | “ » 93 | cured through our meh? il WHITE FROST GIBSON ICE BOX f 0s") er purchasing ~ organization: : KF R E E 4 4 Siok ge pors | } Litri im: . { f Unnecess . These Swings are strongly — REFRIGERATOR - — ‘ . -— ——_. : _ ’ ' made and braced and finished in red and nat- Fr . é 2 | ; - >. —) 4 prevent gambling an4 DENTAL STATISTICS tell this grim story: and contains his pyorrhea liquid which EN = : ral vi is seats 3 | a as sie ad pact | Fess Value ICED TEA SET : iB ae Nos a weit ices ic four people out of every five are destined, has been used by dentists for the last 15 wan eA: - . FF ee RAG State socialism, : ie through neglect, to contract pyorrhea years in the treatment of pyorrhea. ie? : $1 a Month — 3 ein und ak ta cilia 2 after they pass the age of forty. Thou- If used regularly and used in time it re Pays for ING rnalisn eee sands pba ci also suffer. will prevent pyorrhea or check its course. E tf 7. itl” bess Chisirtenn Manges, i dele reper) Pyorrhea 1s the dread disease of the Don’t give this insidious disease a chance : PLO | ne eee ee gums which 1s responsible often for loss to start. Start using Forhan’s this very = Ae ruing products over from fat years of teeth, rheumatism, neuritis and other day. All druggists, 35c and 60c in tubes. : Py q u'll love this’ = This beautiful Iced Tea Set, $27.50 Value dc ia pana : a — gas dangerous disorders. ge r = Mit . | k | Rox on. sight consisting of covered pitcher 4s Hiprraggsty ia hinn tr Gibson a period of vears rather than for It starts with tender bleeding gums. Formula of R. ds Forhan, D. D. Ss. ! 0, ee - Ei the firet choice : d h . a a eee thy, , é; Ss bids a ols roe oe rachael area and ex daintily designed, full- (ot en ee fins wetus ac ae .46 beaks. the Calne Pockets form below the teeth and poisons Forhan Company, New York tray, nel wad caremely give iced tea classes is absolute: M28" saber it possit fer this at fg OD agricultural producis 4: spread relentlessly through the body. . $55.75 ly FREE with the purchase 0: mw price $1 8.00 Daigle sot cae ed If you have pyorrhea or any of its $5.00 Cash—$1.00 Weekly either Ice Box shown here! $1.50 Cash—$1.00 Weekly ‘ghd nc lgrongt 3 bon sonal aeeta symptoms see your dentist at once and Or 9 | @ many fields where the public inter start brushing your teeth with Forhan’s a 7 a wate for the Gums. ai Buy at S| Long ] Sh 40.227 SISN MILLER RECALL To safeguard yourself against pyorrhea May-Stern 3 Li op Gain of 2165 Signatures im th make Forhan’s your regular Dometic: Pay While You Earr | iberal C , Early! DO a ese tc: RS It is the formula of R. J. Forhan, D.D.S., FOR THE GUMS — Terms! F a R N . T = R E = 2 y: Miller, in a last 24 1 ; a ses oi * FRANKLIN AV. |the total to 40.227. the Miller R: a ati Commitee announced “wis MORE THAN A TOOTH PASTE ..IT CHECKS PYORRHE?

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a ) lea ie : TUESDAY EVENING, APRIL 27, 1926. DISPATCH i “4 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH : — STLOUIS POST a 4 pe Promote River Navigation. ‘eaders in th m wement. ae i, ‘DYER NOT TO URGE PASSAGE ' MEMORIAL 10 PIONEER MONKS: & ‘ tae Associated Press Representative Howard a e New Sunyrna. Fila, Marks Scene of Q : * WASHINGTON | Apr aé Ni , is , : 2 '. aul si . 6 — OF U. S. COURT BILL NOW w business Spanish ent nd som 2800 Regular SOc Imported Linen a j . ene a 7 not hoe Gy om sk - for certain 1 7 I ra his seasion, he said, woULE NOt King of Spain. asking for certain Handkerchiefs | e / A a Anmoth i ° iota . * “oe 4 @ Since 1913 every factor entering into the mant- : Sa Ss: Mirrors 0 Hae facture ot gasoline shows a substantial increase : — ts. : Pe... 3 in cost. “OD ” ° re 2 Square ollar Cleanin is \ st Yet, the Standard Oil Company (Indiana) has : the result of an idea! been able to manufacture gasoline and sell it Oe te -actical. but) .00 : in 1926 at a price only a trifle higher than the : Dollar Cleaning in practice has star aan site: 19] 13 toy > proven narka ~ 2 expected that a proportional rise in the selling | T - 3 or Cravenettes .... price of the finished product, gasoline, would | rave = Wool Dresses, Piain But, this is not the case. Skillful management | Insurance ; We Excel m with intensive and intelligent economies have Si LK D | all but offset these increases: . | 4 | 9x On April 1, 1913, the Standard Oil Company , for only $ 1 a year | Rugs rie Indiana) Chicago tank wagon price for gasoline j 9x 12—Dusted \ . . - was lic per gallon. On April 1, 1926, this price : ; LACE CURTA had advanced to only lvc per gallon — an You do not have to subscribe for any newspaper —the offer is open to i pommel se readers of ANY newspaper. No physical examination — your applica- 7 Summer Storage i , & i increase of only 13*3°%. | , | | tion on the blank below with One Dollar completes tLe transaction. D That credit is due the Standard Ou Company PETERS : Indiana for operating in such a manner as to | a . Main Office aad : keep gasoline prices at a low level in spite of Mail or Bring This Application Today With $1.00 to the — 5 ea Peireraide 12a ae “2 Delmar ( Abeny S055. THOR such increasing costs 1s too obvious to require | Post-Dispatch Insurance Bureau, St. Louis, Mo. q A te auf ey. re cig ee a io so RP 2 Re Me oS eK * FMS PTS <a take 4 4 ‘ elaboration. | ® l certifv that T am more tha. 19 vears of age. and less than 7 yeare of age. that I am nefther deat mor biind end that I am not crippled to the extent that I cannot travel safely itn pubis Places. and I hereby apply for a $5,000 Travel Accident Policy tn the Feder “ife Insurance Com- | It 1s sufhcient to observe that this achievement pany, tssued through the St. Louts Post-Dispatch : on the part of this Company is an interesting, | 4 bg il a ' Pals TORS. «0060 10020065668600b6b054406 06s O60 s +s $0606 He eee eccced tangible result of mgid adherence to an ideal, | Print Name Pla!niy and in Full 4 . sll to plus an indomitable “ ul LO Serve. | CUE, - «octet. o aad nn tnieanii bias aaa daiicaisihinie itn ctie tiintin alltel Street City State : For the objective of the Standard Oil Company ida ; y — . - . ie Hs s Piace @ Lees) cet ee Seseeeseseeeseoesesesrs SOG+ ote tenses POSS SSE HH eee eee eee eee © om © ame « «« « « indiana) alwavs has been and alwavs will be to suppiv th e 30) milli on people ot the middle | CeEcupeatiagwM .....cccscesece Soccegrcagecercsecocescs G0. 6600066600000 0000060066066 aeeenesnneees <—_t &@ + eee~ | west with the best quality petroleum products SOE Rene et Ciinisisncdll cee siederneyieniapsdapiasadils iam iaiaalla me a an at the lowest possibie price. Write below tame and address of person to whom rou want tnsuranes paid im case you are ’ Killed: otherwise it will be paid to your estate The Standard Oil Company (Indiana) will con- | Beneficiary ........eee ees ce geen eens eee ecee cee eeseetec ees ROMMICMERMD...-+seccereeeseeeeenes . Name ©n)r One (ae ER AD ABR EE SL KC eS NN A A COC RY SCC SB | A AO SET ar eer 4 tinue to devote all of its resources, its experience, | 1 and its skill to the achievement of this objective, | Benefielaryr’s Add@ress............-- ineanaarahcegpttpeineiee oc: manipulate china asta tacit ee sidhtaiaedl which is associated so intimately with the affairs | | wctween the ages of 10 and 10 yeare, Mung Gnch Chenin 2 pealey abun OMDUnEDE of GLAD mab mem . of every man,woman, and child in the middle west. ee 1 | Standard Oil Company es | General Office: Standard Oil Building ™ | 910 So. Michigan Avenue, Chicago r™

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Bags. mostly m type, in a d colors. All g com purse. —" ay. rage 14 at $9.95 4 . Se ; : = GB . & tan . Pom - es : % ; Pee ‘ Hy " ¥ ¥ ie: . 3 J gs ; att pea ee ; « f te P. > Sor RAH ON PLAS NE a she " ' pa" igs ans . “ ce Oe Pgh ~~ ae Poe es fe eee . a oS ra a oy a J } See ry, — pias : ~ ; j 4 — ‘ieee t+ *) : OR NY ea aes Si ‘ —e vie a , ee te he aia is, a ona’ firs AR : Pas) ¢ P ste : = oh, 4 6, eae Sy ee ee an B P vo . - AGRA i eee z : martes : “ee a ~~ _ . a eae 3 . * - . et oe z . Nw ‘ an Ap : =, Pea fA s : + Lk Sree = . — ee ~S +. * i. ? ° ~°& . ‘ ~ Ss. * ‘ - .*.* . 7. . ten 3 «S50 . ~ &.* y ~ . os _ 3 ‘ 3 *. . . ‘ 2 . o - > ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ee a we ter TUESDAY EVENING, APRIL 27, 1926. griarerive eeeeae aera: +asea* ee@treaastisaeawaite _—— QUALITY” 4 Hyis% Hosiery 7ar_Men, Women and Children_ j| Dollar Day Hosiery Sale 821 LOCUST IN THE CITY. Nicely nickeled turn-down Toasters; com- plete with cord, SAVE MORE MONEY f) > - ool “ ~~ ;+oao "9% CARROLL'S 1116 OLIVE ST. C Giant O M = : Mixer “ and Jar - Ideal for mix- E ell fc a} ; > naise, whip- for “ete ping cream, beating ergs or making DOLLAR DAY SPECIAL 12 Beautiful Roses and 1 Bunch of Sweet Peas A Lovely Combination of Fresh, Fragrant and Colorful Flowers = Delivered Grimm & Gorly 712 Washington Same Prices Effective in East St. Louis Store. (MATL ORDERS FILLED) (UARANTEED RADIO HEADPHONES With Per cords lair Not over ? Pairs to a Customer. ELECTRIC IRON $2.50, $1.00 plug and fguar- anteed worth Eveready Radio Dry Cell Batteries CRYSTAL SETS aye ye Bakalite Every one onenamaadl for 40- Variocouplers | $6.50 Manhattan GOLF STICKS Quantities Limited Close-out of stock on jen and Putters. Choice a hand of Mashies, Mid Irons, Drivers, Brass- Electric Soldering Iron $1.00 (,uaranteed. — roe ile radius. *1° Elec. Light Socket Aerial Ises No Current. i ( _ Pay Stone Special $7.9 FRESH, LONGLIFI TESTED i “BY Batteries nxcu STEINITE INTERFERENCE ELIMINATOR | No set complete without one An Unusual Value For Dollar Day $2 Boudoir Lamp, $1 FPR tor viock fateh, 534. i \f inch silk shade, lined in either old rose or blue: complete, 12 | Only While Limited Quantity Lasts pee ye ner m Hot Plat Grill Stove sg Togeter, Puls «sar QOE Incandescent fee Co. 1118 Olive St. . - =. al es 3 Sag all pr te oT. LOUIS POSi-DISPATCH — A — MIT evsaaeee eee wimaestssieate eaeaessaait Record! exceptionally Our this Dollar Sale. Values Up to PER ROLL: special PER ROLL! best Wall Paper in country. W ebster’s! Combinations 201d bands. Come Early! There Is Only One Another Sales low prices on Wall Paper are again greatly reduced in Day $2 Price Ic to 35c Nothing higher for the the only with beautiful borders or Your Choice 18 Yards Border 6 Rolls Ceiling | Some 20 Yards Border 8 Rolls Ceiling equal! ket! Special Room Lots 10 Rolls Side Wall 12 Rolls Side Wall Our sensaional bargains have no We lead the entire West as the greatest retail Wall Paper Mar- ONE DAY ONLY! The Best Wall Paper Made BSTER 809 N. 7th The Big Store With the Canopy $ 00 —_ a 5 AT om ok ps a me oon ee ee shes » . , — - 9 etek oth a ge ee SL OL eae ae ee eee ee cela “ Jee ter eee, Mid ye CES $v Ss OO Ar a ra , > ‘ he a NG 0 A AO ALLIES. A OCI ENR SNELL, LR Ot a yp ** id e * * a \\ > a \ \ \ \ o5 \N a: les This sensational low price for Dollar Day only. - fane Pryan SIXTH AND LOCUST STS., ST. LOUIS \e “ A Better A regular $1.00 Broom—pboun and of the best corn straw. 5206 GRAVOIS 412 N. 12TH ST. Silverstone Co. Our Dollar Day Special! Carpet Sweeper Sturdily built — made of all metal — rubber wheels—guar- anteed—special at Broom Special 4 with copper wires, Special for this day Main Store, 1114 Olive St “Quality’ Wet Wash Two 20 minutes suds and 7 rinses —WNo Lost Clothes— Special Thursdays—Fridays Saturdays 20 Lbs. Wet Wash, Red and table linens and towels ironed—a small extra charge. Call Delmar 4860 $ ‘ing or distance. Special for Wednesday Only Large Glasses Fitted Complete for read- +1 00 Bifocal Re; two 95 tn ms one, fitted oe hag Price includes frame and examination. Every pair of Glasses guaranteed. ——————_ THREE REGISTERED OPTOMETRISTS | Johnson Bros. Drug Co. 7th & St. Charles ‘ ie RCS gk Oe 6 ae ae 1 teste ot ES ae we hor Ve 9 ra ap ered 5 a 4 oe , - ~ Se th ws ~ res b eH od Set 7 od ia ue ¢ - Daw ty Dinbin y OE ERE LE oe ER Oe MITRE HRP FROG US RNS OP AA LOL OP AR GD LOT GR te NNR te Re pom a ot v are 2 Sar IRD core ee ee ee ee Dyer a in a ne COD Snes io , « . - ss : Ph ek ana Sewing ART asl pe ok vey ; fe 7 ple ul nk FO tN . ‘ — wee Dainty nen) ent te titi ye apatite ae Ct ly ee NN et NT NE! LOL TO I A Oe et TE AO AG OG ALT SN GS TC, OTE Af Ee ee ee Tl - * ‘ ee . ~ % di s 7 : . P ” me ess os Caen . 7 é 4 ei FONE NR LETS CL I CE SOA, EE NT OT LT RF CE CEG LE LS AE CLE! I OE AEN I TAIN IN et CI ORL ATOLL EM OG 8 eee eS Ae Boe SO wee : . -* Aw a e &)* 2e © & ewe @ 6 oe - ue . " - . ” e - ‘ ey ae - Se ee lh aay wee 8 ‘ 4 - } * hed & we * Wd . tao bere vi mig” Serene Ponty x tend ines we a ee a os “ ~ ree ee => . ~ ae . ~~ abe apie ot re ee . - es —— ta ~ or bead bad om -~ — ’ teentaensill " - ‘ . oe — . — one on " — — - 9 oon us - , - * CR ee dead " rg Ms we — reg! ~ Pe oe De oer lees - _— ¢ ante ay Purges tite BEM MN haem Ao we or ene ° wr. ~ 4 od NR rte Ty ne

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ae a ae ee eee ae ee ee ae re Me | Pe PRONE! Sa: Raby oe oe : % ’ « CA ADVERTISEMENT For 60 Cents Others May Fail—Peterson’s Ointment ware t to _— Tke minute vou app’r Peterson's Ointment to that burning. infliemed, eezema tortured skin—its might healing power brings blessed re lief. But “better still after 2 few appli eations, the itching 18 a.. gone and vour skin is clean and clear and Tree from anv eruptions, pimples or reughness. It’s the one gre at skin parifier and remedy that every crug- gist is glad to recommend. Large box 60 cents. The mighty healing power Peterson s Oint merge quickly ciears the skin of all rashes, pimples anc blemishes. Peterson Ointment Co. ff 4 Buffalo, N. Y. eterson's Ointm ent Sniders the vitamin catsup Nee@ HELP? Remember rou can place your WANT AD im the POST- DISPATCH BEFORE 10 A. ™ and applicants will be on hand ready to ze te werk Bi NOON THE SiMe DAY. Call MAte llll. er leave the eréer with vreur drugcist. File vour Want Ads carly fer best service. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ADVERTISEMENT T Heal Skin Diseases Cod Liver Oil Best with Iron to Build You Up es ee — ee Easy to Take in New Tablet Form How to Order at the Drug Store if thin, weak nervous or run-down there ts nothing better for you than Coc Liver Oil and iron Iron produces rich red blood and co 'Nwer of] builds stamina. solid fish. serong muscles and nerve force And now You ean bave cod iver oil without the fish: ‘aste For chemists pow extract from the off the vitamines and other flesh building. strength are combined with Iron Specify Buriat 5 tablet form fl and Iren Ta ets vour druggist. * had a new young } al sae br WW: a > ™ rmeputat -giving elements. These = easv-to- take Cod Liver in or¢eriag from iT} soon fe' as ff you “ shed body green Co... Drugs ADVERTISEMENT Colds and Pneumonia Repulsed with World's Best healleg ngents J M- K Ment anc a? t 4 ST ‘ ~ “ os “— - ve ~ - » 2 ¢ bea) ~~. o> — 7 - and hes + le—-preventing : - a. . « ‘ relieving pneumonia. M-K Mer s a : wa £4 es * , : - . " Nrecar oe > -€ , > ~ | = ~ on of Mentho. & reosote + - . i a re 4 Vv - nore le? * - = — . ‘ Foy © _ M-K for 12 years in treating pneu i F ‘ > MOniB abd Nas NOt ist Ba Case 14 LOA "7" - [— Tim "USArCS Bre ain ) + : ur mon -ryn ~~ -. ose ME os ou ynev-back guaran > - en irae > oe TQ . by a9 i¢ q r?¢ ie Eins Co., Clin TRADE that - mere THROUGH WANTS. cenrenient ATTOMORBILE fer size car POST-DISPATCH TUESDAY EVE v. S. Planes to Meet Spaniards. Fr the Assoctated Press - oo, er". eo MANTLA, Apr.. - —s 77” ae a Am erican army a’ rT -~ € ec wpper with wireless flew today co Aparr uzon. where ¢t 7, W aw a arriva of Loriga an Galarza ~ ~ — nl —— Spanish aviators, who & fiving f d a and who on 3 ‘? o . ~~ dav or Saturday. The Americans ’ nia + - o- Sv « will escort the Spaniards to Manila ADVERTISEMENT KEEP FAMILY FIT WITH NEW FOOD New Oata is protect even better health or than oats Women everrwhere are we ¢: @Cager.y a new heip they have found in ther task of keeping the family and healthy through the dangers of winter. This new discovery is New cerea! denerous fia body-buuding and ; + 7 " * i... } a? Vaca. a& Marverous brew pot Foch comopines tne Most a) ~ vor with matchiess is a blend lt has a marvelous new flavor—a fiavror tha: keene the goodness of both grains, vet has a * . . — © > ~ . (OmMpting, appea.ing taste of its own (on the other hand. the vwaluable food e.ements If contains make New Oata a rea’ health food. proremezt on oat foods in fifty vears. An ideal breakfast for ch: New Oata comes ready cooked. A!) You neec do ts heat it three minutes in i m4 3. es OLIng Water deicre serv lug of cats and whea:. 7 . . - “ is the first im dren It never _ +h — - m ~# ; gets the mushr, giuev bodv of ordinary atmea A.Wars ught, melting. per o im texture. All grocers sell New Try a package today NEW OATA Ready cooked for you - MISSOURI Mee Leave | c i= and Helena Especially for the traveler who desires a fh Tickets and reservations at lL nion Station or Clery Ticket Office, 318 \. Broadwaw~ Mam 1°0C > Milter fal. ssc > Tr os Re wev Exchanc- = on -gssenger Ag Lie t neg -_ i ull nighe’s rest. ~ ~ ~~, og.. Sx. Lowis, Mic + > 2 ? ™ Pry > >_ eer ~ + in 4 ) Min . a. a > \ Xu — - ~~ © >» _ ts Ud V ™ ~ ~* = } » 4 rm ? ws i ~ On ? > ~~ VY - ~ LM ¥ ~s- » - ~ i a ; DY Tr rs S799 @st se TP Oe SS ; ro oe es r a. ei kN » = A “ a © = r+ | ua ~ _ “AS ‘ ~ . at inn ane ag - 6 x e.LT ~e a e “On he three > , on So a a ae i a - >. > ie eae | ~~ * ar . _ a XY Se « es Pi 3a \ - « = — wh et ¥v . = s ? °* \{ VP ‘ % »_** rc - wr * . Nn al or oe & Aa Oe Lidl 5. e A. hws Ui ta id .. 2 TY im " >. » Fes ~ ~ ' -“* wal ~ ae 4 Ls. ‘ae » - ‘ - kw Ne Oh MPTON ~ BiG én Ser « « - - er *. - Room Renters Read Post-Dispatch Wants Post-Dispatch 7 More Room and Board Wants Than the THREE Other Se. Louis Newspapers COMBINED MAin 11711 GERMAN EXPORTS GAIN 34 PER CENT IN YEAR Berlin Finds ae. aa. is -VA ai [race Than Supposed »s. Attache at Nation Nearer Pre ; « S pec > the Powe*-Dispatch TASHINGTON Apr Zi x - "Are - +> o repo Ss oO: we ~ ? - .. — German statistical office show that Germany is rapidly regaining her foreign markets and te not eo far frem the export position she had s) bdeha' os >= a *. ~ re er 2 nre_ -~ + r. Free id > - ot = ro ~“~ >? 2 per an ‘ reicn > 3 « * a 7 a 5, & S - r rr“. & — ner fer — "% 2 “crea s+ — - = + - a XY ce era ~~ - * nents has been as follows: Furop: per cen Asia, 14 per cent; Af- — a 7 A as - on 4 yA > OF am ox + in ica, i0 pe ent; North ang Sout ™ 2a,» "er ar? ‘i— = mn 4 4 imports fre he _nited States show per cent «* QC a 7 “2 ~ & aha * ne.Fa & Zz — ~ — er ce 4 g nese fig — res, the gair rom the United States i§8 greacer tran tie genera ere fa OO, Be ~~ * ar, os _ oon * . ~ «+ ~ ‘ " @ } age cof loss in exports + 7 -~ 7 mei es “* _— ~ sere continents as compare @26@e a 2 ‘ enn -ee S$ as oes rT UPrope = ~ “ ~ _ =~ ~ " al “2 r=) a: EPO 374 America. § per ert: Afrtea. § per a: ¥ t cent: Austraiasi °3 per ces fs) re while expor's to : kote snow an i From pan "2S, ~gaom* rease of $3 ? eee i+ ‘« anmnraren? *har (Feo ™anr goocs are «gaining greunéd more rapid'y in the Far East than fn any ther part of @ wor'c $4.28 apan im i325 were 45 per cent above *hose in 13:3 fa "ese fig - > = ”~ _ we ~~ - - - - oa. 23 >e ws o- Eas Indies * per cent: to Chir ere was 8 .oss cf § per cent. Al- , ig exports North n So Amer showed a ‘ota ss . 8 per cent, this was chiefly ac- ounted for Dr the United States where German saies have fallen br 15% ¢ nt fre 913: the re- r of e two American cor nents shows a loss of oniy 2 per ‘ent. while exports to Brazi! are practically sa ‘(peir former lieve and those to Argentina show a gain of 1 per cen Aithough exports to Europe reg ster an average oss § per cent s com pared 913, this figure - ae 4 . 2 re Srop in sales to former ene “™ = greates ss ~ & _ a ee ray ™ar ; 5 zs «¢ Urse par & > r ne iow £ . - — 7 ~ — 4 = WW a =8 eS. ‘ =. 4 4 a + suds Qa. gains = » - «-* rit 4 pe ‘e err ‘em & “= o-. : . S ™ es 4 . * ~ ~ one g a ~ g g z ~ - — 2 « . a . - HISTORIC OREGON TRAIL FAST BEING OBLITERATED 3° ii * vane - took , 7 r,T> = ts . pNVING, APRias oi, 19lU: Ea Now on Sale! rT Half Prices! THES ins PAYMENTS Soft & Men's stiff. Inciud Clothing Store, Ox Buster {aioe of the High-Rent jj ——————— = ‘2 \ and +) b « Instruments Re- W \) \\ T ae: | i at Nomina! Rates. a Specialty. Hews AND BOYS’ CLOTHING ||‘: Sb} Se Hats, Caps, Shirts, Underwear, Slicker : 3 j ( : Sweaters, Overalis, _ . a : ‘COMPANY © =~ 1103 Olive Street Pants, c Furnishings, Etc. iris’ St. Louis’ Greatest District. ae Eagie Stamps MEN'S 2 AND YOUNG MEN'S SUITS || = Serges. Cassimeres, Worsteds. Inciading Mazy *-Pants “uits and Also Many Hart Schaffner & Marx and Kuppenheimer 4.75. 6.75, 7.75, 9.75 and 12.75 BOYS’ SUIT CASSIMERES, INCLUDING LONG - PANTS SUITS WITH VEST 1.90, 2.90, 3.90, 4.95, 6.95, 8.95 || 20 MEN’S FINEST 2-PANTS SUITS VALUES UP To s40~0=—s—« 19.50, 24.50 OPEN UNTIL 8 W oe to... 2 . § =. ‘ests || Topcoats, 4.75, 6.75, 9.75, 14.75 || sc || ena ts tin bosmn Cle The ciecair encnead or / 7: PRIC. Tel ie EGaberdines. . . .7.50, 9.50, 11.50) % 2 Cg 8 choad Iam 4 = Boys , $1.45 PARIS MEDICINE OO. Besumont and Pine Stresta, St Louis, Mm c Sas Men’s Pants, 75c, 95c, 1.45, 2.45 —— (erdurers. Moleskins. Worsteds, Serges, ( assimere, § ~ t gan IT 2 i mies fron gs - x ‘ ee . rad ‘ , c “ red wag a > re irs ~ - . ross = = . ,2* gee. ee . om ’ a -o* ? “4 presen + es } ag ; phe stsemeessss == =otttte aet® a a —— = f/ a oe * Pen: = tee" @etee- 4 — rr se eee S884 “aren - -. a teeereccs wewtes: oss -=5. Ss Ppeteeet . . =. . 3 — +e, emacs Pritt ttt " S TT i os = eueeseGuesaaetees sess eeesee eee* ea:* Be: . eo Seesea: =" . S . . —— 7 Mitt ee a . ‘ eal a MEN'S $4 DRESS. T 7 o’clock Monday morning, eager buyers n assemble. By 7:30 the vestibule was weil fi lled—8:00 ANTS the crowd overflowed the sidewalk. By 8:30 the eager $ 99 shoppers filled part of the street—then the doors opened; such buying as one’s imagination cannot imagine, . place. Furniture sold like wildfire. Every floor was fille@ to more than capacity, with men and women, who bought. and then bought again. The bargains more than war- ranted the response of the advertising. Hundreds | hundreds of BARGAINS yet remain. Don’t let one day pass without coming to this The Greatest Assembly of Furniture Bargains St, Louis Has SeeninYears@.... YOU CAN’T AFFORD TO MISS IT! | Every COME! Open we SMITH’S company an FINAL! Uatili0 oc COMPANY No Refunds Friday Eve No Exchange 5955 EASTON AVENUE Until 6 o’c it Liiild Aiiii / pees S441.) ' $4 Tweed Knickers,-pair, $2.99 neni tale fon oniv. $1.99] & $4 Basedail Gloves, choice, $1.99] ''$4 ELECTRIC IRON With Cerd and Ping ay, => =

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TUESDAY EVENING, L APRIL 27 7 1926. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH t — ines ai by Switch Engine. r to the Post- Dispatch. ME XIiCO, Mo. April Eddy, 61 ‘ars old, WHITE WOMAN SOUGHT FOR KILLING OF NEGRO | SAYS MRS. COOK, SUPPOSEDLY BEDFAST, WAS ABLE TO WALK o*7 - i . —S. . 4 . > Switch engine. by Poison. Parlor Owner Was Found. 1 at Nominal Rates. i | # =~ a - . : , . ‘ “alt Testimony of a neighbor wom- A white woman is being sought ' ecia } ‘at » . 4 Whe ‘ , . . ones a p ¥Y- fi an that she and Mrs. Bertha Coo:, by police in their investigation of (invalid wife of Dr. Isaac Cook of the killing of a Negro, Wesley |, 4429 Pennsylvania avenue, once | os _ id. whos hod . | We - ceemy, vo ‘€ars Old, Voss én Quick, safe, sure relief from | had been in a drug store at 4500 I} uy 3 ee COMPA painfal callouses on the feet. | Virginia avenue together was giv- | was found eT Oe = ee / . ‘ is “~* - Sic y & Ar all drug and shoe stoves en today at the inquest, which was! ing parlor at 1921 Frankiin ay Olive Street DrScholl'’s reopened to determine where Mrs. |nue. where he lived. | ~ ges ‘Cook got the poison with which Police wenme called to the scene | 1no-pads pain is gone | she ended her life April 20. iat 10:30 a. m. by an employe, Bart : The impression had been that! kennedy, a Negro, of 220 South Mrs. Cook, an invalid for 14 years, I Leffingwell avenut He said ae] — ws ates jos but this witness | .n:ered the place to go 10 work and] and Mrs. Cook had oft n 'found the white woman there, n>! le = . Se mn ah ‘}. at Leen oe, WalkKS together. She said i far from the body of Lem y. \ Mrs. Cook sometimes complained | hammer wus near the body.. Lem- ( 7 f : ng if f oe and ae i remarked, ly had been beaten about the heal. a © ¢ # ley doa big V with animals when Kennedy said ont wyman, who had 1e€ S ca er. : , “AS rae 9 Nie 1? A ras : associated with Lemly, walked ou Mrs. Lydia Kring. proprietor of , a the drug store. testified that sh of the store and did not return. —T. Lat ‘ ; ~ oO , , . ruts Mio ; goo cowed: 4 showcase Was broken and fur- Was not a registere: pharmacis ea ay indica*- | a ” Y Pas yr . nisnings were disarrangced, indica*- and had not sold any poison. She , - Was Ir a g torn “Hy | ° , - ; i} | Oo} cif Le) i WH as p- and Druggists in U ; Work Pants, 95c and Up We're just as anxious to find out /tvl pol: 106 26 BAU } wi , py.” usually Kept vi VU LO if nited ’ who bought tl poison as who sold : | States | OPEN UNTIL 8 P. M. mabye aa ; the parlor } if,” Coroner Vitt remarked. Amok ; n wo " ° } ‘with Pile Pipe Attachment, Employes of Mrs. Kring had de- Asks Court. to Change His Name. | enclosed with each — / T RICE lied ~ lling po son or being ae- A pe tition Wf 73 file Yo vesterday ‘ . tT P _ l. ry. ~ . . + Y weet rt t C] avrton bY rei ete everybod {Ua ed W mre. ¢ rhe ver- in the Circuit Court a laytc y should know. fLO Ais of suicid: Was uni , ged hy Mikran Christe pt Si ropvan, son ond Pine Streets, St. Louis, Me. the session today of Milton C Seropvan Vice Con- a ll PATCH WANT AD. Results al- Pd on canceled insertions. i BARNEY'S ‘ARMY GOODS STORE w0rés Washin ton |||BARNEYS ARMY GOODS STORE 10‘> & Washington SEE OUR SHOW ISPECIAL! i DOLLAR-NINETY-NINE SALE WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY, TWO DAYS ONLY BE SURE AND ATTEND. MORE THAN 500 DIFFERENT pi SACRIFICED. BUY NOW Prices Lower Than Ever. No Mail or Phone Orders. We Reserve the Right to Limit Quantities. 82 GARAGE PAINT |MEN’S FINE SHOES AND OXFORDS |$4.00 eevee BinCH i ad aICHAIRS TRTIR eeeniete. lead, etc, For lawn 2 Gallons for porch, Full nie, as illustrated. BIGGER — ; | | “—. bp A Tan. brown and black. All sizes. but not ; sizes of each «tle. $4 STAR-RITE ELEC. TOASTER Wednesday & Thursday Only | GOLF BALLS New, On Sale Basement in == eee serttittt Fresh. tigeesensaat — . Regular ett pol Fully guaran- $4.00 teed; complete Value. with eord and plug .99 PER tas : $ 99 Large size. Piain or j : one one nage tanga was Spor ting - ehtld r en. jhe / — $4 INGRAM 8-DAY ALARM | Sods rg ‘ an ae / $3 BOX GAMERA CLOCKS & $3.25 BIG | — Sie, ool M ’ $1.50 with cadiiaal No. 2-A Buddie and 2 30c BEN OR BAGY BEN ELASTIC oe om MY Rolls of Films ALARM RIBBED cntlaw F CLOCKS Spring Weight Piavadamen / / ALL FOR UNION $4. CHOICE SUITS “ALL SIZES saan conisecette i344 _se2@2'eee2 een @@ececes Ss seeret , eee Bier. ' seer ee ; SF ws > a ee DE -CURED PILE: Tout KNIFE SURE er CAUSTY © Hospital—No Danger—No Chiorofor:, " by MILD OFFICE TREATMENT A CURE GUARANTEED ' sul Ser Persia, asking permission | pyan, who is 22 years old, BN $8 be graduated from the W “2 to change his last narre to Milton | his bar examination in February. | ington University Law School as he feels it would be advanta- und is now connected with the law. June. geous in the picsiies of law. Sero- firm of Jamison & Thomas. He T t d 0 oa cape cepa a Fistula, Fissure -— — Dinea. a .) Fount DROESY deny eo" Bilious Fever and Malaria » CHEESE B secure the RIGHT KIND of enone SOROHOROHORORORORORE OR le rcH WANT ADS, COLDMAN BROS 1102-1108 F ULIVE ST: We Give an Extra 10% i 4 Os “ » é Re ek ee Hy eae en Tae ~“ , ae 4 9 ra net pen th dee elu “ “ , gh AOD OES Ay NI A EG RN OR A BN AR renee ate gt ee 8 os Oe ; , : . & ee ee —o. iin! nal nia hE eae oe © * «pas af Sry, em ay fe partes eae 3 ‘ ‘ ws we ht "i aa os NY le he ~iee 4 ek ye > omy . gia, ow en a aS ee 9 7 ‘ . on SE A eR nN NNER NRE a OIF eh MENTE . ’ Tn gg 7S ae we _— » wae ae ‘ “ + a ew Gb ate Se. & Oe ee Oa. en om Hk A ¢ er . . | Discount We Are Open Saturday aD. oc 96 Maia’ Siaaeckc a Until 6:30 P. M. |" vill Pay You « Buy = Refrigerator You Had Made a Cash Purchase. ee bn eped —_—=—— = ~~ ar SS = re oo ; > ee — me mh moet ee hee White enamel interior—easy to keep clean. movable shelves. Nickel trimmings, See these $1 CASH—$1 MONTHLY The Sanitary Refrigerators are the greatest ice savers made— will cut your ice bill in half. 4 woes orth... $ f) —_ « aS eae Clip This Coupon—Bring It to Goldman Bros. This Coupon Is W ‘Sui "ooh t ‘if sent e we yee ‘pre All 2g GOLDMAN BROS te _ ed BOOO080988O04 EF | eR ee mrs eee paEN's $4 DRESS yers began to eil filled—8:00 8:30 the eager (on Sale Wednesday and Thursday NEW CANVAS FOLDING COTS $3.79 FLASHLIGHT ore than war- Hundreds and t let one more # French Auto Horn, only $1.99 ® & $4 Baseball Gloves, choice, $1.99 $4 ELECTRIC IRON With Cord eand Pliag UTENSIL SET, 15 PIECES As ILLUSTRATED ¢ (:ray Enamel Louisville Bat and Official League Ball, beth for $3.50 Golf Bags, with 3 steel straps, leather trimmed $3 Delta Electric Lantern, ideal for camp, sale price $1.25 Rake. 2 pounds of grass seed and 3 sacks lime, ali for $1.99 $3 Stubby Rod and Reel, Wednesday and Thursday $1.99 U. $. Navy Style Blue Sailor Pants 6 to 18 years, a pair -.-- 0. D. English Woo! Army Blankets, large, heavy, rec $4 Ever-Ready Automatic Windshield Wiper, complete ~~ $3.50 Genuine BOYCE MOTOMETER g\s4 COT PADS —— ve 428 $1.99 A ~ ti’ Made of Finest Quality —|$1.75 FEATHER PILLOWS New, Full Size 2 for ~~ e887" © © * © Furniture ninYears MISS IT! Open Evenings Untill 0' Clock Friday Eve. Until 6 o'clock -_-- + « - +} , + > ? File Handsome enougn to wrace the tines (PULeSS comfortable davenport eontained A earved wood frame In heavy A Suite that the large, wing chair and club ehair. Suite. eushions—upholstered eonstr ad * ] i bo - ’ +, | Loose relouyl riuetil ie uction. 7 ° $10 Cash—Balance Easy Payments — 3 BLUE BIRD EF Ae ~) a av, | = yA At | XG Goldman as : | With Your Purchase Simmons Bed, Spring and Mattress A Regular $35 Value for = 419 75 Blue Bird Dinner Set Free ae = . Se |S Se eS s spe , j P ee The RB. dis one of Simmons mos Bo pUsar f atte is . i see ines : signed and ir latest wainu?t inis} A Red adds to 1) pattern Sp the appearance of at roor A Sim is Spring and M eta per square bid > yard. fur thig sale treas are included at this ey ial price “$1 CASH—$1 ra soeeel, $1 Cash—$1 Monthly OLDMAN BROS., 1102-04-06-08 OLIVE ST

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W cd _ 2s | ST.LOUIS POST-DISrATCH 2 aoe TURSDAT SVEN, APES 2, Te ary : ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCE — ae ~~ ——— 4 ; : PSSA — —— = oS _ - Se a —— —— - ae —— -_——— -— - - a i GIARD. BOLEN we | — ~~ Steochers Tell Why They eek i ae een ewer they “¢ e ee j - > Fi] * " 1 The “Nebraska Tiger” Applies His Double Wm: 2% - i e G B t t P iq Tl! ranted Bout to Pese y= a | ° ~~ > ce 3 eee =e OHN PESEK. on | LH x \ [ aect™ » = y= ~ “ = ~-: i.e piel Cute wi i} éx Indicates He i finks Stecher | : : * - Vi tA » - ] i ~ = & aa Milton Gaston, Twice Vic- ne snesaiiene u Sisler's Men, Will jg | a= Se + tor for Sisier s Men, Ae e _By vemos atc Steieasnimg if Pit mst Tri in ie | 4 v ia 5! ct to mafch « i i ftormidabie f + itch Agains be : N ga! seum rsd nig n what a ene Se 8 8M UN ee ll Oe ee Sis termed a world’s championship ma :. > ~ Pern ~OSsec awe rar :¢ " : - a enoug nhazarc i = e i i i i . =n ts . Ww ™ , a Couldn't Be Worse Wan Be on ad LEVELAND BEUW Ss ance i. . a gux — ti NSN . : = AB.K WE ‘BRK iat aia : : ne . ie tam @n if % so . e Rice rf , oe oe @ ™ ; = > = he =apur n.Ztb. 6 = E @ La otic.ss + ® 4 is . . ad - , 3B ‘ a oe —peak'r.cf 5 @ @ @ “Sisier lb 6 Oo ! “ vee pase . . VAs . ae ise eil ws > 2 8 Wier. 4 9 8 S — ' re ; * Barn.th > 2 % @ MeM «2b oe Be S Santiat : i — ™ & =a * , * *® Juced nu. a = ‘ “ ¥ ki Sb 0 1 © i? ~or_- ee , a} = 4 ; r As tat ~ ._ 2 ~ a Ratied for Beien in fourt® 14 : . ers «aug 2 a *BRatted er Bailen m nin & ave——Rice, Diver and Melilie: Lutzke : ps way e , = Ss 3 — “z = a . : 2 % = — _ =i —/~ " o os Pe = . > -- ar etic: : r . a , 6 : - * Makes It Awkward — = 3 a — : ; ws = a * we m c , \ ~ ~ z ws Si : —s a ~~ o r 4 = —_ . . -_. 4 “~ ‘ ‘ S , - — ° - Taf ot Of 0 h Vizerou~ Traming Workers seein, anapiiectes Y saline ; > = ; am — P ” — : ; _ — Se 1 x az , . Weather Clear : Track Fast. verc arging, ae ae a aint - it — — . ahevine Seaes hag ag ence Shows - . bu: Sa from an hour's fast tumbling bie nlfenrgendige beB ” - * : 7 = 25 @ 2 : = Fik=T Rat h—S1 200 sa SPTBETLL ae ie m © => . a 2 i= te nameetuminhe x Gme Hit Vc a Tin ture Men Off Fieid. Z sown weight class. He mate wely. that rath. An 4 ay ' : - : ) : n rlaris, sever c os i ~ » . ‘4 ; — - - i - - = " . v “ - = ~~ 3 = f: i ~ vA . ‘8 ; is . = ~ a = i " J : a . gs ' , +. » 3 — ey ++ i - ~~ ‘ A mo ay A, is : . : 7 « seieet Referee leda* is : % : : ; te ogee ee ST Ss gi : : | “a g>eente . 2 _ ‘ i. ec ™ D4 ; ~ , oe a ; ” » ~* oss ~ al ‘4 se = aN = a ~ R “i = we . - : . - ’ . sc The q : : Bis : e - za ‘ a : 2 . “é g 2 ‘ ‘ . cat : | | Richie ping 2: Browns ae Racing Bud Taylor and ms ne | pitcher— snag at | exper . eae _ vessel : snes rze 3B : Suzanne [s Coming 4 P ~ = ~ - ~ t . , — - _ * ; se enepion al R ; Phil Rosenberg to a ixon and tke : aad ; 2 _ ~unaay =" 7 ) ' 0 : ) nde wee = a ne me ae oe patie ahha iwhenr a r@B&>. : six Reulah Park Scratcthe- i. >= eon . awe ’ the ’ : ) news : | opposing s heipless Ract— 7 ie? the § WASHING TON — t emerge ent } Mand _ -_ RARAA anthing encest ene At Akron. | . Ct eee [llinois Leads : ey tre] @& make t » ‘ting W eatin tepenad tmm K cis! z . nae : _ - | . q Gets tadtewe Tamnens 7 = ee | . ae ae: cea In Big Ten Race Ai for Love. ain hin acon 1 met Bee Bis song | a ___ Cc | z a nm CHitC AG? AT DETROIT scien 3 : cm i} .* _ “ : eae ae ae a ee + alee Aa PITCHES A NO-HIT GAME con. | eon Close Behind as Nines Move ___.,..-... rous °- On a mpted double «tea: Akron ™ Taic ite wae ; The ! rar orm m4. but Lamotte dropped the ha! nt ; Dimi: Heluway and Bassie : —— 2 ’ > » 3 ‘ , ; te i ee =? Re Sere) . - ‘ —_ | ‘Beevy Guns im Acthon = Z > ~ a : ; + ‘ - nates ve . NATIONAL LEACUE , | as a a . hr esse wil és The big bembard> eis PROFESSIONAL GOLFERS — » hie ps | t2epe4s eT 6 BE Bie : = Peggy etapa ata ey 27 * ° + . > - = ers. , . - — : ad . : 2 ee ee second inning. Lake Sewell walked TQURNEY SEPT. 20-25 . BROOKLYN AT BOSTON Ten teams: a merr simon-pure an Ta SUES NATIONAL LEAGL 1 ; = tye d -) **ar’ t sed i? a” ' Bs. . 5 + “wa = - . 7 Rum *T) Mhiz + ; ; eis is t 4 . ~ , * , - : ee AT LONG ISLAND CLUB ,, "aren ana c AB ROMP a 8102 . | 1 he ei Hornsby ( ardinnis > 10 * 14° . use , 8°25 Ditn : " sing pit . = Tt’ SO ae Lavan Phrililes ns : - +85 mr. , bate re Te t + 7 . _ ~ ' . ™ = - - 4 : : . 3 ain : ' beng . a . 5 Io = ‘i . =a . saingie ga b erlaced th aiiereu lard a! ) ) LMERiC AN LEAL? Bers Bog Tug: r e for se ae. ' . ’ , t tte AB. RB. BH. Pes — ae Pw ar aes > a : c : — 5 Py ’ ea? : : Be? 4 a " A : i ~ > arivie Red ——— ~ a ~ . = Shalemievse: . *. p ” . ~ . 4 $e, ~* ™ ‘ > + : is : I"7¢6 ie “ . ‘ 4 ; 4 . nil . . (rhrs. Vlankee | oce Sey mre . “ , — : : : . ALS Brew me ae = ua. = >“ a ev eT : wo star's Nort) wee: ; — '/: Pes - - > a -*o? on PA , : i iat i? : a. : . SMe See ee Q 0 ae as b >=” ’ eee a” . hn | oo aa" : mii esterday $ Home uns. -t ’ samme .2n& .oST in th® Hoosiers i ; , VATIONGAL LE aa &. nreres ah 5 P Lota i Trte tT ° - ——_—_—- — —_ - th 7 Pin rer lah Ne. Tat , ' OWa j os ; iar n= Zame, Gut only t*ro more runs wer . e . est Williams. Philade!phia 1 x = ‘ : : : “i ™ . = * NEW YORK AT PHILADELPHL\ o° scored. Jamieson it a hemer in , a - 3 Wilsen. Philadeiphia . 5 : : poe 0 the eerenth and in the-eighth La wien = Seer MERIC QN PEE aacrs = ‘ F the ¢ ’ ] 8 SOR! F é t / - + ‘ ~ 4 * -~ ” ‘ i NAAN: pre 9 * ? Cd ; ~ ~ 7) " a eee 1 a Age pe ot » ‘ - ’ Great / motte’s thind error paved the war ™ spantonen, Clewstiond LLY bre ecmmnmancee le Deitel nay, PHILADELPHIA ____ ADVERTISEMENT CiGARS { je weiftth -’ 4. sewell. (¢ leweland oe ee and 7 e. ‘ 5 « ‘Em. Re ™ LEAGLE LEADER* » : wr ter aetorn, % . _ a. co. ye re 5% ; . " ° Lmerean Leugne pe ee ~ | se . ws ’ > i os — r b. ._ «+ 3 > Son? a we of the Browns four rictories - ‘oo -_ xn ~ Nattenal League = wes nc: 2 adeipite, Teen a ween : this season. prebah!: will artemn: teveland ' a INDIVIDtU AL LEADERS. a Bates) ‘ 2|€4 anoth ‘9 * afriege ** ’ ~ National League We Thi : - 5e@ FIVE-TUBE COAST - To - r ’ : ‘titams ostponed Games eT aXNernoon. Cmsten has inherited. teni.ali: Philadeciphia. 3. ,' © fot . , P [mas bn FRID. ¥ ~~ ae eniment ) & : Bk Ss . 5@e@48 s @ 83e2n8 € 4 Tea Ma Gattis .o % o 3 ; ; rivToOow = al ye age a ” ° ” ans and he SS a z@e¢ee ‘alton to Jess ¥ +e > eres eee oe 166s * with dhe former “= = e Ae AS a ie ° at _ Madise ie? n i ze Tiger and his \aix Miller were inclined “ve fat ‘rere would he re risiment for them issian ‘fficees when | es °S will wait get he : =e rT . WHA 2 Com the Pae-suges hh 7 Staft Kearns Passes Out —_ eee S..«.t (yene Tunney. 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S1.L9UIS POSi-DISPATCH TUESDAY EVENING, APRIL 27, 1926. ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SS REEN, WITH THREE VICTORIES, TO HURL FOR CARDS IN NEXT GAME , t y CIVES DAY mee ns nga ——_ 1 All Right When He Meets Scotty & oe —By Ken Kling P edlar Palmer’s > Flowers Not to dhe. eorsy AFTER ine BIRR SESNRGRNNS AES em So nnnmimammioEKAKcMimenmeS } a | COUSIN SCOTTY HAS A WHOLE | Keep Date Wit Lote | GEE, ALL OUT oF ToBAcco, Tw FuLL — BUT HE'S KIND Got A MATCH, GOLLY “SUST COME | Fi h Clas ae ED ANO I JuST FEEL LMKE OF CLOSE WITH HIS THiNes! cousin TT OTHINK OF IT — ; ig ting S SMOKING MY PIPE. Too! MAYBE 1 CAN ae r Scotty 2 I'M ALL OUT | ASBESTOS WON, | Greb on May # Y i — PIPEFUL OUT OF HIM | OF TaBAcco! | | ‘ YESTERDAY, | British Youth Defeats Bud ’ da Ti , | 7? Negro “Sree P] sepenow's Er wees nase | a | | Dempsey, Gaining His Sec- jury, but Is = Pat Base-Hit Cost |__ Dr ) On | | AND THE | ond Successive Victory. betew erpnsmnat a . _ Te ee ee ee q me 4 f ; 2 en 1 " : “ : . ; ' the Outdoor Money, er a Victory, _ te a — | BANKROLL |. | = ’ v: at nin s. —— : \ —— - A 3 he 1 Rsh.cfib 4 rhe English boy earned the honors i ° rppibe 2 IN THE in most of the rounds. aT ! Sas | | The head weaving, body swing- | i Dress'n.if © , ’ , é . Chr'n. if-ef 3 FIFTH AT ing and fancy little steps of Palmer st ones © HAVRE 'put Dempsey at sea. Once he iy : pod A rare . started a right and fell over Pal- 54 : . en. 7 3 pnohue.o 2 { , mer’s back. He tried desperately 1 ' hat ther. oe | “]_ (Copyright. 1926. by The Bell Syndicate.Inc.) Trade Mark Reg U.S. Pat_ Office FUMutic—- | wee Pane a right o vee Briton’ ae i a | | —— | but Palmer was too clever and far: t the title at Madis : | Seu on er Hargrave in eighth. 2602 ERP RE i, RATE VERE aEEENER ECT =— = = eons = ———————— = —__ |fer him. The English visitor al- ; auiSQ?! Sauara ‘ - , F - , : 3 donot in eighth. ee . imost upset Dempsey in the first _ ; ay for Donohue ‘ Night’ . Fights. I ’s | _ | FIRST UNIT OF STADIUM | HOME RUN HELPS ILLINI Py; cipla W; | cose second with 36 points. Coun- | with a pa 34 . é . ie get and his manasa > BY INNINGS. Las ar b In Ins try Day was third with 24 points. : Walk Mill Tere inclin ned to «gry 3456789 10 0 ay F a e | AT MISSOURI U. TO BE | TO CONQUER HAWKEYES | | At the ‘eteaiiinea of the rirst nine | Jackie Snyder of Brooklyn was : mm 4a; iitii@e@ P , ° 0a @.a= > i i i i i ee - Pas Hess that there would be mile '6 06650011 I— 3) py the Amociaied Prem . apne COMPLETED BY AUG. 15", ‘% swvistnd Prom — 3-Cornered Meet | eves:s on saturday the point score | a¥arded the judges’ decision over more nourisnment for 1} f thalliee: ll Hornsby, Bot- | — AMERICAN LEAGUE. IOWA CITY, Ia., April 27.—The stood: Principia 36, Roosevelt 21 | Ray Miller of Catcage tm the Sea- et ee ee ce base hite—Crits. HARTFORD, Conn. — Jack De- if they Special to the Post-Dispatct ean dears ? ““'| ture bout of 10 rounds. Outpointed faited until they got ; a 5, Hargrave Win 1 strong Illinois University baseball | and Count Day 20. The meet N park OL baing | #* MiBitiee—Hatey, 1. Bell, Double piaye| lanes, Bridgeport. Conn. beat Pet Pades Code COLUMBIA, Mo., April 27—Dr. J 8 ee | Roosevelt Second and Country | ,: re ‘and outpunched in the early part of boxing Ene Hornsby to Bottomley. . ; New York . 750 .667 C. Jones has been assured by the | ‘'®#™ Pounded A@ems aid Corbin, was so closely contested that the | inals &. Cincinnati 10. Bases King Solomon, Panama, 12 rounds. — ,... a? ae hir - = .of the bout, Snyder came bac ard Suntsinger. 5: Donohne, 1; Cleveland Hawk moundsn ex, here yesterday Day T d, in Two-Day winning team was not decided un | strong in the last three rounds and ‘yy ioe tle : : “x ctors that the first unit of > oa: nS ne ; . . “ ze Sy al oy ae benahec: NEW YORK. — Jackie Snyder, al ee i. 538 87 " ; the memorial stadium of the Uni- | 2%ternoon to win to 3. After the Competition. rash ne ae ene ~~ hit Miller hard and often enough to aa cs aon ediat g innings: May, eS ee and Brooklyn, outpointed Ray Miller, iin - r 5. versity of Missouri will be complet- | first few frames the visitors had | Th a . gain the verdict. a ee: “ Peng : box bn. Time 47m, Chicago, 10 rounds. Detroit a 36 333 ed by Aug. 15. This unit, seating : their own way. Kinderman, Illini | : pr anarenesiyind The last time that Miller and aie codon —— ' Philadelphia ..4 : . 25.000. will consist of two straight | PoTtsider. provided the big thrill in| Athletes from Principia Academy —- en Bbogewett, in: Snyder met in the same ring, the t PHILADELPHIA. — Matt Adgie, BROWNS 4 3 5 286 ; : the sixth when he drove a long! defeated the Roosevelt High and velt, third. Distance .20 feet. Chicago lad knocked out his rival . . , sides running no and south. Th a r . , By Herman Wecke, | Philadelphia, beat Jack Ketchell, NATIONAL LEAGUE. Sees TERNINE BOFTh ORS Epetm + ht eee te ths ee Gee Se ae ial ste See eee chamite” Cone Toy ned at, | With a blow to the body in the eec- mart @ t Staff. | ihiney ifthey top row of seats will be on a levei!;, ee a a Country Day School teams in a tri- and Schmitz. Country Day, tied for the Post-Dispatch Sport ! Baltimore, 10 rounds. Tommy | in bee | esith the around. homer, scoring Worth, who was on | second. ond round. Snyder claimed the . lboday. today OER Tee 1 SR Re RO ee i a EO ct ae Meee - fie * . ‘ A Ce ee ee ee ee ee i ee ee ee LP nee nee ~—- : hearns Passes © ) © . ' . first, in wit im e score angular track and field meet which , . : — = al . % ut pe August; NCINN ATI, April °7.—Rain West, Trenton, N. J, outpointed Cincinnati 667 5 $3 The plaving field is being cone- Club : : 4 hh rag i. g ~ R ; HE | E : ee ee Se blow was low and the boys were : : : re i 4 S aftern oon pre Ve nN? nted third Bobby Marriott Baltimore 10 New York ; a . 66% Ras Strut ted at the bottom of a h uge air hx - f *y “, 4 rn 3 1 (y o g 12 © was completed yesterday. The meet Roosevelt. third. Height. 10 feet. e rematched. In the ninth round | ; | ig ae | , — coe es . : . a * . - . « . ‘4 * EEE : : r e ‘ Poi bdbtliaa 4 ~ I ner oo ore $ -_ : - 4 th a yf m ime of the Cardi fiat, Diladiee series saan Russ Whalen, Chicago Philadelphia more 615 53g © XCA ! it, A second seating lowa 1 00 0 4: 84 jwenting at Taylor Field, the new hes an ae sen 44: Roosevelt,| last night Snyder landed a left {} maneie: 7 7 ~* , » sii e , ; vines - . ° . autos 729 i -3} yee? 7T) a he ire : 7 —G . . . . . 2 ~ ig a ~Te fhen the teams meet to-| 03. gemmy McDonald. Mahoning | CBicacc re 545 583 500 |) wo . oor ce gatteries udlam and Kusinski;| Principia grounds in S&St. Louis — a hook to the body, a trifle low and : ry Wills ¢ ak coeen tows ‘mits. soe wt : aie we CARDINALS . — 571 .500 ae . A 2 a i, a Sa Adams, Corbin and Miller. County, on Saturday, and the three Miller winced with pain, but he He ,e} T™) ee aaa i _— ‘ : : ¥ sh- a thers . rary bleachers, built. on the north, aie “ate ee psey Wont B.. will.endeavor to put the men oreiatgeaencg el : ae Brooklyn .....! 565 455) or curved, portion pending the com- | > : === === ; remaining events on the program COLLEGE BASEBALL kept on fighting. ancyv-fre o far as the Kea ine back nt ae - a vr e — 4 tam ct tn aie a1 i i a i a i . , | were finished at Roosevelt yester- canned Stk Getenn dee Archie Bell of East New York ‘ : Ort —_ ‘4 » , ona ” nor a ton eit Bit Pp, Abas! ere: j atterson. an e Pp n. . x oston S 273 333 250 A ‘ i — A Wi kaAs | a 2 S| ‘ id x « ' ; _ Aiv\sii Al pial _-_— : ‘ . i : , -" , ; Theve-|in front of the plate. Bob O'Far- Yesterday’s Results. ; the ball|rell started torunit down. But the AMERICAN LEAGUE. end the ball Kept just a wee bit ahead of Cleveland 12-14-1. Brewns 1-4- did not! Bob. He finally caught up to the! 5. Batteries: Shaute and L. Sew- but Walker was on first ell; Giard, Bolen, Ballou and Har- before O'Farrell’s throw arrived. grave. On the next play Pipp smashed Washington 6-15-1, Boston 2-S- ; : : 3 1. Batteriex: Ruether and Ruel; hard at Thevenow. The shortstop : : : "ss : Ehmke, Kiefer and Gaston. ~Lmmer sco oped the bal! up clean. It Chicago awd), Detroit 1-7.0. 1 — like a double play, but Ratteries: Blankenship and ) ie whaled awa He sbv's to Bottomley ar- Crouse: Gibson and Bassler. untzincer erin a oan 3 late. Then rme the Philadelphia-New York, “"post- Pt. han- poned; cold weather. VATIONAL LEAGUE. Cincinnati 3-7-1, Cardinals 2-7- 3. Batteries: Denehue, May and Hargrave, Picinich; Huntzinger asch ‘JAPANESE CHALLENGER. LEADS BILLIARD MATC e and : a ‘Sensing fly to the left) play on Christensen and oo far in for Douthit and gje hit by Emmer. But as Bara ey far out for Thevenow—was the | Dreyfuss says: “It's the handle hits iwhat count,’ In the tenth. Huntzinger started and 0O’Farrell. by walking Gritz. Pinelli sent a Pittsburg S-12-2, Chicago 6-11-2. Batteries: Meudown, Oldham and ts ie F liner to left. Douthit, however, | # . The Roush was passed. | Spencer, Gooch; Cooper, Piercy, ( TY iSS* tao nen .O ee ' Ge ; + > cg. cule i . Rinke, Root and Gonzales, Hart- | Walker poked a safe hit to cen- nett. | ter. The score was 3 to 2 and the Philadelphia G6-13-2. New York | St. Louis Nationals today are but —P- 1. Batteries: Mitchell and | . a ’ . : . . ° ¥ a4 Suspension is Lifted. one game over the .500 mark. Wilson; Scott, Davis, McQuillan | +. res It was a tough game for Hunt- ®md Snyder. : wx rc ' aan OS ee ee Pe a Rede a bey tate oa rae Brookiyn at Boston, postponed; : \ ; -7t 3 ~ rr : am | ; | s\A ; ; Pe | os . Dy - re ca eT t y 2 . at we — eee ; i er —- = — pitcn cold weather. ' ; -TtHte “Bos no t @ ai in In tne imail POST I0T) nnin ad a five-hit hurle : . / = sev en innings an a a nit, Aur: x —>— ——~ 301 FERS The Cincinnati ctup in its daily | | faduers at Hendine, Kame postpone a! to say: 5 N STATES. ; ° ; _— ee ’ y . ts es : “Reds vs. St. Louts Sluggers.” Guifnort 23. Laure! 8. | JOIN-UP with the happy crowd who roll You'll like the way P. A. treats your Bind 7 p PECIALS} To date the Cardinals have done| Monroe 14. Vicksburg their own cigarettes with this really tongue. Not a bite or a parch in a ton | ) . of Prince Albert. Just cool content- no slugging. In the two tilts just | os MONT | L os IGUE., superior tobacco—Prince Albert. You'll ee ee ree wee ee Geeer B —a get more deep-down satisfaction out of ment, morning till midnight—no matter TO SELECT safeties made. But with clean |: — es e : #4 } we) > _ ore 971 7. 1). ~4¢ OU TH ATLANTIC. > GROUPS OF fielding, the aggregation, even with Macon 12 Knoxvi'le 0. this tobacco than — you ever tried for how many cigarettes you smoke. The i¢ this weak hitting, would have had Augusta 3. Asheville 2. ° ° GOLFERS an even break on the series. | Spartanbure” 7." Greenville 2 cigarettes. P. A. is crimp-cut and stays Prince Albert process cut out bite and Co UTD Oia {4 sai 294: yas |: yO° a Playing privileges ex- Blades Out With Bad Knee. - SOUTHEASTE RN, put. Doesn’t blow away while you’re _ parch right at the beginning; put a pad- ind 3 ) t | S: ul istine 6. Jacksonville 4. aut sanded by more than 48 | Ray Blades was out of the Car-|- Sirany'S. Savannab : rolling it. lock on tongue-torture for keeps. Ve clubs, including Glen- Montgomery 12. Columbus 11 e . . ‘on les, ick, dina! battle front because of an itn- | os . . ... Tie to the right ue} Se | sured knee ) ) Minor League Standings. A cigarette made with P. A. not only Get yourself a tidy red tin or a — ~—s ee el suffered in practice sc tie ti may join the tours by present oe ee) ee rolls easier, but it burns better. And toppy red bag of Prince Albert today ‘ by this tie tip q ng letter of : ate pte Fs from ably will be back in the outfield u L, P s Cub J l. Pe ? ™ ' d . ith d, h : THER ti look some @ rae ee cos | 10087. Tt was the first break in | X"Orisans @ | = ore 3 what a wonderful taste it has! Coolasa and get going with some grand, home- tics may . 3 rite for bookle . the Cardinal batt! rder this sea- . ania ett Er yy ee 5, © 35 a , - h Sperm Spurs. a fa : $. 8. Calitornia— Mey 8 gon msg eso ge Se a ee ; 6.500 Lit. Rock 212143 process-server. Sweet as a peach, sun- rolled cigarettes. Then—if you like a s ; ; il sJ* Laadl, a+ abi sat Laas Audi; * ° _ Se asceed tunestored | S. oui ies ee ee AMERICA ~~ ATION. . ripened on the tree. Fregrant as locust- pipe—try a load of this same wonderful d Spur l - @ (First-cl ) out three times and rolled weakly |; : Pp ‘ * ie eater gel } «= Toure of 4 and $ weeks, $575 | t© the infield twice, and on the de- blossoms. Fragrant in the tin or bag, tobacco. Any way you smoke it, P. A. will green, mpenses included—even | Babe Pinelli, Red third sacker, WESTERN LEAGUE. CUNARD came up with two wonderful stops f lu L. Pet me. t b Y. L.. Pet will like these cigarettes, than you ever thought possible, AND ANCHOR LINES against Hornsby, robbing the Car- | 7 : se: 4 A7 coon 4 7 984 — Olive St., St. Louis, dina] manager of swats. Both were as: ~~ @F local Agents of the gloved hand variety. Hugh Critz also got in front of a line} f ; Mub WL Pet Mub : Ping : | drive from Hornsby that looked Ardmore 9 | S00 Muskogee + 4ch y like a hit when it etarted. =. Soe s 4 ot Borin , ov | 4 \Mmuigree ’ é a icAsester io ‘ | Before his fatal break, Thevenow | ow ei had handled nine chances without TEXAS LEAGUE. ; ‘ , = o (*? ib - - , ‘a slip during the game. 7 LED « RB 3 35 ee ns O n° ag BX As a result of the tilt Huntzing- | Waco 6.615 Shreveport 5 7 417 . Houston 5 583 Heaumon: #6 er takes rank with Sylvester John- wichita F ; <= 'gon as the “hard luck” pitcher of PACIFIC COAST. the club. Both right-handers have Mub W.L. Pe Club r.. Pet h b | k hurled well, but have been unable emane r ve 10 oF lolivw'd , a= 710 ot er to acco 1s | é€ it! ; acram to it! .? ra) Tei - to win. Missions 10 8 556 o It was another cold day. As a Seatte 23 10 546 Hewes & Potter, Boston, Mase. 4 anc $670 respectively. .fensive side he made two errors. Toledo $ § 546 Columbus 211.1 and fragrant as you smoke it. You sure give you more pleasure to the cubic inch ll: INTERNATIONAL LEAGU result but 2200 cash customers be | |; Club w - Pct Club WL Pet 1926. B J. Reynolds Tobecse turned out. This in spite of the | garimore 10 BOR Rochester 6 i Winston-Salem. N.C. fact that the Reds are in second Toronto 9 4 692 Buftai 4 ' Newark , 4 636 Svracuse place. Jer Clty 7 6 536 Heading

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a re 2 ea ‘ t epate * ¢ mea eae Box ee cate +f aa gy |. WEAKNESS AT THE PLATE CA © eek UF yee er NG A) : BDSG pel Paras ht ae fae NOK - ae ‘ ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH , f tes x 4 | 4 ad TUESDAY EVENING, APRIL 27, 1926. ST.LOUIS _POSi-DISPATCH 4 Pa dl ta So 3 So PIRATES AND SENATORS ARE FAR OFF FORM [= Chicago Cubs, Actuaily in First Division, Are the Surprise of Pennant Race in the National. By John B. Foster. Special Correspondent of the Post- Dispatch. (Coprright. 1926.) NEW YORK, April °7.—Woeful- ly weak with the plight may also be ball as they should. Both maior leagues are having unlimited fun with their cham pionship teams for the ume being Pirtsbure and Washington have been the tail-enders of the proces- sion more than once as team bat- tere since the season began. "Tis sad to think of a team like Pittsburg having a team percent- age in batting of less than .20¢ at the end of the first ten dars of th pennant fight This is the tea of which so much has been writ- ten concerning its young blood an: the steel in arms of its bat- ters It is likely te continue to @raw this miserable batting aver- age until its outfield can find the ball. 2 | the Something Is Wrong. ean’t hit @ lick. Cuyler is Barnhart is complete- lv off balance and the gemera! rou’ such as to - “grewr Netle hetter Pirates its make fvuenza sight or something of the “The Pirates showed akin to or distemper of enorret ine a sign They feated the 8 to 6. rapped out 12 hits. which is nc mean feat for Pittsburg in Its pres- emi condition None of the National League clubs that -* : ard *s slus- ging up to form except New York figuring of course that the Giants are im the thick eof the battle t the end. The Phillies are batting hard—as they demonstrated Mon- im 11 tnnings—and they batted hard iast rear. Dut they must hi’ the ball to hold their own as con- | tenders for fifth place or better Cards &:. Louis is batting and Pittsbure is stil! Both of these be figured to advance if Wit tres ° r rn ho ia be + & =» > percentage Are Off Form. a mile unde: acwrn. > > «> eg * re as a % we w, thev shortiv > ‘om P ; +h + It is not proba ble at anv a . _-—«2 " . ‘ ‘ -championship team in has taken such a 3 in batting as has Pittsbure frem the mark the team had at the end of the 18923 world series and the Standing they have now Fh some reapects this There are doilars in a bank When bad it is fully bad being bad Washington will have to bolster. g f it expects to’ finiah at the top this year. The are 380 perhaps thletics have that it has a virtue in worse, because the farther to go win a pennant. Washington began fm 1825 without a punch and adci- ed one when ther put Joe Harris en the team—end old Joe is leading them again this year senator Infield Weak at Bat. It ts in the Washington needs a Myers probably will Dat better than he has and the harder he bats the more. chance the Senators will have to Win the pennant > » han the se infield batting that Tonic. Champions are ®Oing to need every littie aid can gt to o7 mauling Yankees. The Yanks are hitting the ball beyond expectations of their ardent admirers. - Timely batting and good ‘hand?in of the teams at the beginning of a season are the factors that the natura] Ultimately ball plarers wil! find their level. and if be impreving it higher level than in a precedin session. but if they have reached the top they will turn the other way. . The dig surprise of both races is the work of the Cubs, a team with less to start on than anv other tn the major leagues, except as to its eh er arcome the +. >a’ hm : k second division outfits. 3 batteries. The Cubs hare actually | etruck the first division because they have a manager who has been outpiayring other Western man- agers ani still with on hand. plars and iation of weak batters. he har the ‘little talent he has Winning by unexpected the stick describes | of the Pirates and it) said that the Wash- | ington Senators are not poking the | Pa , , of life for about the , SES SLUMP OF MAJOR LEAGUE CHAMPIQ™ ‘ Oe Again Decathlon Champion | ANTHONY I. PLANSKY, Who retained his intercollegiate all-around title at the Penn Relay games by rolling up a total . . ’ ' a - eo + ‘ Planskv has just finished put- re his own record set last year. of 7169.168 points, breaking ’ ... ~ -— + - - — a 23 ~ arey — Bradlev’s Great Three-Year-Old Shows Best Verdy Form Disrlaved n +2 Since Carlaris Turmed py: ; . aa we § Se 64 - bs a a s ~ = ~~ iL iS, ia ’ wa ~ Al a i . & wid aw . 3 — ** -~ > -_ a | 4 a eo riisS et T ~+* + + a — fee of ¥ ~ « > Ye PPE i i i i it iin Rn ae el ae ~~ — as ns es a m 2 . $ " et ~ > s bo 4 r » —— 7 . - " ‘* ~~ T ‘es al anf Six —s i E. R. Br re ie = aor. SB Ja dus . a ) 3 ” = ng start mil Bubbing Uver ane saint Buomineecs, — iar el oe) : poe a a oa ss oa P . — - -7 *he zs ** ee 6% ~ : re ~- Ss Boot to Boot, rane one-two in' a Page gel ‘ ’ - a¢ ‘meron : a Preparation Purse at Lexington , ‘hdraw 1 : Rien - ss : -_ - yesterday, defeating a good fieid He evney : ? ee ae ~*~ 9 6 a? v i . oe of Derby elgibd.es. The entry J sie 4h * . a 1ed {s" ae i . st —_— . Pe . - “——"';? was an odds-on favorite, paying Witness hb — abated sited . le ”~ - i . - = * = ze +42 & » enly 3 te 10. Frederick hn te PRE = mg ts : = - ia ies ims —_ é * ise" i er } I 3 son's Seventh Son came im toire clined to start * . , es "a Among the also rans were H. ie Teller Archibald’s French-oread Mutrium'’s the Worl on Extra Dry * ad ma «© colt, Mantonian, and H. W. Su.- Resonhord siti i. 2 : - e - Y — ° i Tas = ~ 7 \- ™ : Y ~~. v ~a* me Last Sad Eutes for Tags. aa o . . me a hd . = ie ~ p 2 ary- , old Derby filly. Ingrid, won fro: a fair fi cr S- ir-oids, w? ; ; ; a s in: Led eq Lite ian W“ ig 4% Tans It was the fi} » 2 H+ hy ictory 7 Starts Silver ~ 5 * ™ Song. which was Se UP a " way. ba i 2 ¢t } favorit a” b . | T te» . , 7 ~~ om SUiASQA And i (At ‘ A Jer? wi i- Sk 7 ; ; 7 -™ i _s rse +" 62 62 a 4 +h , nd she pulled uD mn Baggenbaggag and. } t vo—_™ : ~ &* *? . Ron pect. of the lle Hour Stock ~ - “ > - ™ ois Farm, Es. Bradley. Ww ‘ a is . +8 tin owl : riot shipped to Marvriand within a Ww ~ be starte: n ‘ , 3s = So - - —_— - _ = .% 3 Pimlico Sake events. Should > ee 5 ta e e - Bradiey obtain the services of Johnson, he will have the Th 7 5) at - ~, ris 5 4 cs r? ~, ? rn oh * + - - wie u PRS Vi oa TT} MAS@ UA. QDiarer ‘aS Signed a m- tract with the Ottawa ‘lfa.} team of the Mississippi Valler has far ttawWa *o Prenort for * Hite father is lef? ' professional niavrer — Grantham Marries. FRY he Aseextalieg Fre he Fitts wre Nat OTA é Pd } a - ~~ rc > rt ner ® ia’ 4 34 h ‘if x : Macs “a 2 mar©r? . 2 ° wf ist 4 7 . be 7 os ~ e t Miss >is ‘ dn rit*.« A ne- man. Ariz ne MATTiage culminas- iz 2 se70 7ayv romance Vier be rs of the Mlttsburg and Chicago teams z > BAlttereted tHe _e - Z “_ +. “-* #mMma? » ee Brothers Box Tonight on Fighting Durso Family will Feature Show at South Broadway Club. Western A. A. U. boxing cha pions will be pitted against local candidates f their Amateur Program | McKendree College Will Call At Hageman’s Victory At D rake Washington me strong respec- tive titles in two inter-club events billed as headliners of an mitt tournament to be heid at South Broadway A. C. tonight. The special bouts will Dave Knost, district heavyweight. in a match with amateur the feature champion John Schwake of the South Broadway Eddie Burke, the fea 2! ~ Ts eh erweight titleholder. with em : F i = 2 “nN ’ Greenberg of the Nationa: 7 3 club, and Knost and man Park Cemmunity Center . Three members of the . a 79 family are also enrolled os - a +e. ‘2 inary compeUrtion. farmw ar e entre list follows: SPECIAL BOUTS. wr at Ty SF "7 Tin “. oo = -_ “— > » ana 4. =—- levee oe | —- seer ree “ -~ Se * € va: Mormse Gree RELIMIN RY ENTRIES. fiehting Far a* Car- me . — | 19S-poun * ~~ ™ 4 . 7 a * ot TERWEICHT CLASS —Georce MeN = ~~ wf _— 4 ~ at? K ” i ~ ? ? ~ — > b- ~ hy 4. ’ eal ° --4 - “VIO EF wwe CHT CLASS—Rar Malone ; ae ang a _ - ~—— vw co™é a a » 2a 2 77> > s ; } - ee ~- ‘ “ —- > . > > > > > . =) * » ~ ~ ae ~- - ve eres re * ~ , ” . * ~ a > . Fe . ; & i—_— : 22 4 > J * r —s s Be. re bat xr FE ; Sho 3334211 © GSB 2 7 . , > " ** . > mer SL ‘ bs ~ a “a SI ero _ R=. t a I t an ese. ¥ ‘ - - - ~ 3 xi Mark ae. a mn —_ =" bY ~~. ° 3 ? ” 62 . —s a5 é é a i R: er ’ , 2 - = 2” Se % : Tn, «te > reese—' MA wa ana EN © Heiiman Juniors i2. Heils 4 o~ i i i - i i ie i i i i Games Wanted By— . ee ee ee ™ _ - — a ‘ Benton A. C., rears. for Sunday >. od ~ . a > : , ; > po ” rt an 5) Freie 4 t 2 ~ i regres with In mth: ne Vo Mereil, $246 Myr: » : . , 7 -~* Heilman dra., 18 vears iden arende a Re — ‘Positions Cari Wand. 6202 Ne a A ta tl get Wanted By eee ee es i a i i i i li i i a Pitcher. « im in’magependgent tearn. Har- .. . 4 ~ >” . a : *. : faa) a the ; . ‘i ed pa ad — ad Ratters atcher d pitcher 18-1 - ~ ‘ = ~ ~ pel 7 7 gry ** ad ". TD * > gee: "3 aie r = - - Comme — + —- y ~ oe ts. 22 ADA 7> miaibiidieaian First ‘meetrran xt enicer wTiunicin : ~h a a os tearm wner Saturd r “ — > : = : — —# a Pnitral mt Sta- Rat bev. with 3 = miei pa! a : TRIO TON - COifax si + a> alee be > . NEW YORK, April 27.—“f woulda h} IQ eee ? : net blame Harry in the least '¢ he a : #... hh ~ = etired from the ring under those - UMst an a was the *OTT Tren st i Ris Manager. Paddy Mullins. this merning om the pubiished statement torr. Ww an” re ikeway Track Team For Three Dual epares Meetings OPEN UNTIL 8 P. M. EVERY Francis Field Satarday—| lelavs Encourages LU. Team. Al LO R-! AD | The five Washington U. track athletes who participated in the’ ‘Drake Relays, Saturday, will resume for the three dual meets scheduled. opening with McKendree College Saturday. The squad which made the Des Moines trip was composed | of Capt. Arnold Willmann, Fred Hageman. Carl Benz, Paul Harding and Curry Carroll. _ Hageman. ‘in the high thlete from win a first piace in the ~% 2 : : +, - +. —_ . : ~ '5 feet, 10% imehes. The :ump retarded by the Dogger were greatiy Sse a ~~ -= * _-™ - - condition of the « @er runway row boardway in front of the The mile reiay quartet which when the announcement was bs failed to oreada into the point ged that Ledbetter, recently Un- Young Men’s Long § places in their event returned yes- covered sprint star had been T terdayr greatly encouragec ver forced out of competition for sev- | Sutts . eames ~ Hilltopper chancesin the event for eral weeks by a leg injury. In the WHIPCORD SUITS . the Valley meet at Lineoln. next sprint events, Schroeder, Moloney TOPOCOATS KE © = month Leading the field at the nd Warnock will compete for ¢ who captured a first jump, was the ont Missouri to definitelr ee ce --. ce es the pole who recentiv toon 4a Missouri Valley indoor nar- Ledbetter Out of Sprints. of the bar Mile Relay Team Encouraged. events were co: workouts today in preparation ALLED-FOR lost ground for the Hilltoppers whe | finished a few imches behind the; crack University of Missouri team, | which the fifth place was the first) Missouri Valley quartet in the race. . ment °° 2 +s ~~ os ~_—-+ - of the ikewav work of, Harding and Willmann in the relay | * the i chances for a first place im the cut jown considerabiv the disadvan-. tage which the locals had incurred | massing the baton. . 2000 to Select PTRADE- IN YOUR iSuIT OR TOPCOS “™ ae } ~ “e § Geiayv ~~ . ° pes in the dash) last Washington hi: $8 to $14 | $3 i On Bond Street, too... A custom-tatlored suit of 365 Exngitsh worsted Progressive Tailoring Co. 807-9 North 6 Se. Tis iif, \hfe\i thi an yi SEPARATE NEW COATS - Small Deposit Holds Garment THE street of London’s famous drapers, you'll find these same English wor- steds — worsteds that are hand-fashioned into Eng- lish lounge suits there and American business suits here. TOPCOATS GABARDINE 7 TO $14 et 1012 N.GRAN: } iecmmmieties 95¢ IT PRIC CLOTHING STORE $2.95 “ore ee on He “ii iy ‘ ; Vy, ates Hi ‘ = La « - eS aoee tee 1 *~ -- . ite i bad f ! tate cites ‘ i fhRe it * i * ~ *e@ orn, i. ° “ewe : Bee o> te ageoos .2e #28 ae

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* ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH TUESDAY EVENING, APRIL 27, 1926. - . > ™ a , - S918 » eon * . : wi Sei 5 : Ay o> ¥ - OVA OE O\ LG (OX OXEO 6 OVO 0a ORTON ON CGN c Qe DeXt Beet e Ye TOR TOTOTDO LO UOTOGOSOS OTs - STOEL 10-0" O 00 am a Bie’ S ; mt ; - Fa ae ee hs $ret ae a , ty ; as , : ag me : Le ee ” + ai yas 4. . ; a> “ t : . & ‘ . : 7 oa! ed es = S é «ab .- is ——_ = ss . a Lata . a = % dvertising Supremacy of the t. Louis Post-Dispatch The Post-Dispatch so completely outclasses all other St. Louis newspapers, that adver- tising comparisons are not made with the sec- ond newspaper alone, but with ALL THREE others COMBINED! ? mom 192 «19S HM 19S 1916 1917 1916 199 «1920 1921 1922 1923 924 RS 24000000 Furniture Store a | t poh te | 23, Advertising t : eR t NWO ay er O/yeirve © Women’s Store Advertising Department Store Advertising WAN OP Cy reser ee POST-DISPATCH POST-DISPATCH Je (TRADE-IN YOUR OLD [SuIT OR TOPCOA7 Young Men’s Long $ Trouser $ults «scm 4 WHIPCORD SUITs TOPOOATS rake $8 to $14 | $3 t0Se MEN’S $ 1 | SEPARATE Small Deposit Holds Am: Garme Musical Instrument Advertising POST-DISPATCH POST-DISPATCH eng en ae , “1 . ae ht . A ee = one ¢ “ ty ves Ase paP. ¢ VY cohtaok- Sih a 3 A NE tae etn a a Cn fl mp ye le aa he Neha NG ke A atte a — - ow é + it « r _ a r*) S . “a ? ’ a . ad * AE ORNL G PR, ALE NOGARO AL AR PN IIB RE GEN PCO mm i a ees , j 4 im —+ we t TOTAL PAID ADVERTISING NEW COATS PLE OG Oy OL OH. HNOs! OL OLG O79 OLY GDS G 0G) OiL0 OL Gry Or 1Ory Oe OE OL) OHO gO. TOPCOATS GABARDINE $7 TO $14 1012 N.GRAND th a ' ; _ F etal , ia . ole. 5 — 2 ao SX NTON RA ETON ANNAN OX Ta\Ee\h/ 0.) eRe atlas eke eb elev wih @ ibs a ie ice j a] 3 a 3 . Bg ive\i "aise \svavlekrahie\ke Radio Advertising POST-DISPATEH | Food Store Advertising ‘POST-DISPATCH 53 7. Building Material and Hardware Advertising POST- DISPATCH Jewelry Store Advertising 1925 POST- DISPATCH eae 6 5 /. GLOBE OCRAT The circles illustrate the proportion of advertising in various groups carried by each of the St. Louis newspapers during 1925. Each larger circle represents the total of the respective classification, and the divisions within the circle show the percentage of the total of that classification published by each newspaper. The smaller circles for 1922, 1923 and 1924 show the Post-Dispatch proportions in the black area—the white area shows the second, third and fourth news papers combined. The Chart which is shown above gives at a glance the relative volume of paid advertising carried by each newspaper. In 1900 it will be noted that there is only a slight difference in the position of the lines, but as advertising developed and its use increased, the Post-Dispatch soared above all other St. Louis newspapers. Thus the supremacy of St. Louis’ one big newspaper consistently grew as the ad- vertisers concentrated more and more each year in this one newspaper. 23,658,600 Lines of Paid Advertising During 1925 In Total Paid Advertising the POST-DISPATCH exceeded the Globe-Democrat by 9,118,200 lines and The Star by 16,393,800 lines, or BOTH COMBINED by 1,853,400 lines. The Post-Dispatch Is First in St. Louis First in Total Advertising. First in Home Merchants’ Advertising. First in National Advertising. First in Real Estate Advertising. First in Want Advertising. First in Department Store Advertising. First in Furniture Store Advertising. First in Musical Instru- ment Advertising. First in Women’s Wear Advertising. First in Food and Grocery Advertising. First in Jewelry Advertising. First in Shoe Store Advertising. First in Drug Store Advertising. First in Radio Advertising. First in Hardware Adver- tising. First in Automobile Advertising. First in Rotogravure Advertising, et cetera. First in St. Louis Circulation Daily—First in St. Louis Circulation Sunday ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ST. LOUIS’ ONE BIG NEWSPAPER SEATTLE 212 Madison St. LOS ANGELES Title Insurance Bidz. SAN FRANCISCO 564 Market St KANSAS CITY Coca Cola Bidg DETROIT Book Bldg. CHICAGO Tribune Tower NEW YORK Murray Hill Bidg Real Estate and Want H hants’ ome Merchants Advertising Advertising National Advertising 1925 POST- DISPATCH POST-DISPATCh POST-DISPATCH Automobile Advertising POST-OISPATCH Drug Store Advertising POST- DISPATCH Men’s Store Advertising POST DISPATCH Shoe Store Advertising 1925 POST-DISPATEH 56 / ° oa «+ @ - OLE NO QUAY wr a. ee eS SS Se ° r; ah Jk 4 a or se @i°\e " y iw *\s, “es° ‘ v4 iT @ - ee - ry SHS TOPULODO CLP ODO OS VOLO IOI OOS VALOIS SOO DOONEY ODI OOO EN LODO OS LIE DED IGE LY NG VOLO D OOD OE TEU 9. SAS FS SPO OO Sie \e LY PFO @ *. © 3, TON, ee \ ee © © eo @ 7 - ee s . e «\ 920 "er \e \e ¥\@ \ we, ! e\ e5\4a + exe eo . © ' ‘ _— nee ee ee ~ ewe >» % oe * a lt a. ? ’ - - ~ mee @ - ° + * > ta te q\ cd ~?* *

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Serena presid ¢t. has announced that the material & be used in tre con- struction of an athietic build:ng nd , mmunity center on Houck i lia ‘ x. iel Building work Wii ai ext fai Woman Swallows Poison Pablets. “ft =- = — > — | ~ ~ + Mrs. Margaret Alward, 22 egrs ~ - a 7. | =e - aso ~~ -_ 2 rr. 2a, &2 Maid erm ec at vt rnmose- > , — - om * l= —— — — = + ~ jiale avenue. swallowed pois ab- s — a . a ~ + +h _- — | Ieee ei it roon ; i aga SS ~ ‘ a - ~*~ + a > - " es ; _? - “Vf r = ‘ - —, = - _ _ ——e . = > * a 4 = —s —_— Py 4 ant @ | ~ aa “par 7” 4 Secten SUNDAY NIGHT Box Office Sale Wed.. 9 A. M. IRENE BORDON! New “one SAT In Avery Hopwoed's ts Naughty Cinderella’ Mail Orders Accepted Now ~~ Té ;? WED. : cet" C. ~- Matinces SED- 38c te $220 E OLIVE AT GRAND S§ BWOooDWARD PLAYERS in MATS. ——-CIN.. THURS., NEX\T—THE UNSEEN WAY GRAND Svcuce HOUSE i A M—CONTINTOUS—11 P. _ Bits sCTS = ND FEATURE PHOTOFL AY TUFSDAY—“CHARLESTON NIGHT” Fri.—* *Puture “tar Disc overy _Night” PRICES 2Se and 4@c BASEBALL TODAY SPORTSMANS PARK Browns vs. Cleveland (ame Starts at 7 O'Clock Bex apd Beeervreg Seat Tickets on ~ior sentione wante® te extegs| Us ouen at 409 Olive ™. Gaeta Tee Grane "676 Grand Central West End Lyric Capitol Theatres ONLY FOUR MORE DAYS! That's what everyone says after seeing— Harold Lloyd ‘For Heaven’s Sake!” Attend the bargain 35¢ matinees—prices do not change until 6 o clock. GRAND CENTRAL ONLY Gene Rodemich and His Orchestra with HARRY BARRIS RUTH ETTING AISSOUR] <« snow PEACE CE T¥anu, ~~, Ps Surely You're Not Going to Miss the Year’s Finest Screen Play— THES Lav: a AND COLORFUL WOW 3Y FRANK CAMBRIA om Ss gilent night for WCAP.)| io - WLIT. W=5T. WTraM | a ¥ Standard Time.) = 5:30 P. M. egoe.t). KYW (335.4), Din- Tae conceT: nn deft. Chassten * , al , Course in Journalism. a Shing Amey , ey WRC (468.5), WGY Marine band. 5:45 P. M. Chimes concert. ~te ’ ct o =*16 Cherokee St. ‘ tae Mateh @ KNICKERBOCKER { $145 Park Av. McNAIR Wc Nair-Pestaiozzi ; pee artists. 302.8) cComcert erreem bie. $16. a) Orchestra. 344.4) Val Me Langnhitz. 7 (325.9) Twilight musicace. 6:15 P. M. Xyiophonist male quartet. | wWwcco (416.4). WEAR (389.4), 7224 Michigan Av. PAULINE Lilian & Claxter QUEENS i700 Maffitt TZ (45 <23) Deitah Peart hour. w 422. 3) Piano memories - 9) Musical program. == AMERICAN “THE a Musical program. piano, vocal. (416.4), (389.4), ' (392.8). wwii Tes $13), WFI (394.5), woc (433.6), WIAR WTAG (268). WSAI ; iKSD (545.1), Eveready Orchestra. sopranc. i schmidt string quar- { 7:38 P. M. |) Sacred songs. tring orchestra. Concert orchestra. Vocal and instru-. i {i ii! f fF ) ry i WGY erchestra. (oe 8) Selections frem ‘Brushing Tp On Art.” bd Maw YL ¥ Presentation at Augmented Vaudeville A Great ORPHEUM ROAD SHOW With 40 Talented Artists! No Advance im Prices! TED & BETTY “HEALY “Fan in the Healy Manner” __ Royal Worthwestern Police Band Under Direction of Eddie Elliot STEFANO MASCAGNO BALLET with EVA MASCAGNO & RAFAEL Vaudeville’s Greatest Dance Offering aston £ “cCons. | Raieigh quintet. 3: Dance orchestra. Concert. 7:36-P. OE. Ralph Emersen. er-/;% Rub bie i z a (344.4 GRAVO!IS |; Jefferson £& Guat" HI-POINTE f a “Behing the 8:00 P. M. -_— ‘Guanine went Edi- Musical bits, Up- | “Whirlwind W izards™ COMEDY GARNIVAL AFTERPIEGE With Company of 40 Entertainers : ie Photoplay “THE MIRACLE With MATINEE TODAY, CHILDREN, i5c 35 optilar pregram. E tte Rosson and Varied program. 8:00 P. Vf. Program 4.3 WaT (379.5) WRC! (rand ‘tour Northern | +s « . 7 Formica concert. Tar? Iron and King. de — ‘ape -e : ~ . - ee MADRIGAL cee r:ievevwvt@aere wg. NOW! MARION DAVIES mm Metre-.clidwyn-‘Vayer’s (com. Barr Wet uteheon Stery “BEVERLY OF GRAUSTARK” OLGA PETROVA HERSELF —IN PERSON To Meet Mer Public— PETROVA will be heetew« at en informaid ten on ‘he weeranine »remenade WEDNE From 2:30 to KINGS-RIVOLI NOW PLATING “WATCH YOUR WIFE” VIRGINIA VALLI PAT O'MALLEY A peetal will bring eme of the men or wemen seeking emplermest Want pegrs. and MAY TIME HOUR 7 P.M. Central Standard Time 8PM Daeplight Sacng Time Tonight Jos? a breath from old Eng- land — tomgats Hour — with Madrigais mingling with prem ° img songs — Morris wth songs of the sca— . titties Ww: ith “——$ Prompted that May Day is just around the corner. For there is in- May Dar and Engiand. To | nights efort gives more thas a er¢:marv range for the talents s of Eveready Hour srtins— NEWSTEAD : . 5 AGO greet: ™erry Mar to all whe ‘listen.

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— seen sane _ _—— — —— ae —_ INDEX ALB My Joe J inks -- Dumb Dora -- Radio -- Cross Word Puzzle -- Questions Answered -- Vital Statistics at: bad a p TODAY S_ vet - 2 __ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH TUESDAY EVENING, APRIL 27, 1926. ‘ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ee ee Bremen Theater “Th, ackbirg | " | | || JOE JINKS —By Oth and Bremen (Souvenirs, 7. ee i. || Post-Dispatch Radio |} Pope 2 ee Broa : I : pe { ' a a —— == : Sis 3RIDGE POLRLE, Roca aa ee amen | | deasting station : = = Good BYE BLANCHE. WELL FIND (HAT Jia — : WAAL JOE - IF WE HEV Good LUCK B71 Nat. Bridge ‘ang My Latgetinens” é! age “WEBT, WTAM., | KS D 1M GOING To STAY AT THIS LITTLE HOTEL \ MINE AND COME BACK RICH - SO LONG - ‘Sey a an’ NOTHIN’ HAPPENS AN’ YOUR FEET ——— ee — ~— 545.1 Meters _ /wint You Two GET BACK —Now DOBE \— f&.\ HAVE A GOOD REST AN’ THINK OF ME ~ jeee i DON'T PLAY OuT WE'LL BE ABLE HEROKEE / aE denen “TaAT'S Mow §& Travet '" ff. and Chouteau ! wisn i, The Vena ot 1) RC eri -auggeeocrna : West. Prices supplied by Mar- iS Aut SET le os . "DON 'T WORRY ae GAL - {Lt \ oe pret FIFTY 5 ( v8.0), alles et y servi 1 ) : Rth Street ( (Ts! imum et s Marine band. | — ef Agricult Bes pe en i 7o BE ON * come Back wee : : MILE THROUGH | # M3 ges HIS WAY — Hand SOUND! — : ) * dpaioent fern ate oN ly I ee ah AE pte Ae » * _* » Ae wey oe ew Were eee RAPE aH ~ Bth avd Lafayette ' onion.” 5:45 P. M. Ad j ° . “seems, ae (683.6) Chimes concert. Daily—10:00 A. M. JUST RARIN AIRY (“The Grand Due 4 6¢ P. M. Domestic Science | Hour conducted ‘f. Go. Faston (pM Walter ag es a) Dinner music. |] Taeine Garient cor ef Se tous |e pcan — ingsland ( Ronald Coleman ig > aoe ‘|| Monday, Wednesday, AND A FEW Greve ar. Fae SAE werac, WOR, WCCO, | Friday | | panting SORERDOGEER {teers mca ace MOE EAE PAR ST a, etal tome Beonomia ta ||| | WORDS FROM ke & Eurekas. by “Bett > ’ and * y Crocker 6145 Park Av. , Traffic Cop” - sR (389. a Vaudeville music. Hee ppp (370.2) Stat artists | | Daily—5:30 P. M. cNAIR forthe te PROGRAM’ « mera (302.8) Concert e! sem! S. Mator League baseball scores. McNair-Pestalozzi OE ad © : ve und r % » (516. 9) egg ete i SRR it res: (325. 9) Twilight aus Seale. “Grand Prize Eurekas Dire MELBA { Double Program 6:15 P. M. from New York. DUMB DORA —By YOUNG “White Mice Grand and Miami! “Faint or DAW (526) Xylophonist 6:30 P. M. ——— ae *) Orchestra. “The Go! Twins.” Direct eo TF ar or eT hy MICHIGAN (rie noe a Pe ae P. 0. |] trom New Tore ee ae Leen | ee ee Par eenct = pin ichigan v. Sherbet to to Ladi : , (? 6). WBAL male quartet. ‘ HS ieatae esr ee | e SpRE . . ——__ ae ets). WCCO (416.4), a _ a LIKE A MILLION DOLLARS | ce (pe | Success. Now wi On, LS0sT DIDNT mS a compen (“THe nome ee coos SINCE L FINED HER UP . Ou, Rap, cee av AS TE. \DEA? WANT THE PAULENS |, Grand & Washington ERS” and othe WEE! (348.6 . ' a : (6 -thta : “ | NTE HER Por HE TOP re j PALL IGA ROD Xv S TO SEE ME IN THIS B wor (319). WOC (483.6), WPI re 8:00 P. M. | AN REPA\ D ( Wi, S , \Nov CAN PuT | > i aeei® IMOGLER (Tm miecsvie ong OS oie (3028), KSD | ST /o\, GEE, DORABUTIM | f OP QUICK) FAERE AINT ) =| (tT DOWN NOW } g || sutt LOOKIN’ CRACKS fe’ a Bremen Pos Seuveuiee te fae 1545.2). Gold Dust Twins. 8:30 P. M. th ) PROUD OF MY . Li LEAST | oT a : a = CAN ris es ees, Derah Peart bour. ||| moxie Sor Oe Dine 2 be ‘| concert from Coronado Hotel. 7 arriag e icenses R. A. and F. : | A. Cam —— 9 Grand and Arsenal ~ wy RR eA Bi SS eS ew ee —— | LEW copy AN +:30 P. M. — : , anions | GIRLS. ee) fee, et AND 4 (209.1) Sa WSBF—273 Meters The Post-Dispatch reserves the right to reject eny query. || ! Births Recorded B. and L. Graves, 453 Antieo MAF BUSCH in 209.1 rcred songs. . : ; ' jeff. & Chippewa ° ‘Tim — TUESDAY, Noon—Wm. Hanr- | oa ¢, the Comedian’ Bros (322.4) String orchestra. piamiet: Leslie Weber. banjo: J. Personal and telephone calls, or answers by mail, cannot be : , =e Ue B ee a otra Ci d il (DOUBLE rrocrius ee...) Concer oe nist. Health Week ‘Talk ~ he given attention, except letters on medical questions of undowbt | ul ia er mits M TD gg Sy “Cieveland ous . -- > . : iar ao A . « ; iJ anc s > a . . es BS il rhe Sew Eleatixe™ ry (475.9) Vocal and instru- r Brennan. Diphtheria Prevention ed ee when Sores acai by stamped addressed envelope fe, — 1 ¢ ” Vowiel, Kirkwood, Mo Cherokee and lowa : I ™; reat? ' ton Sk r anc : 7 & TC} | lv in Syracuse a | Dar pM Lucie “Pruitt, pianist; ||| AUG.—Take the vio'l . MRS. J. N — To make onton MARRIAGE LICENSES. M. aud St Petrowsky: BOLS Goethe SS. Py 2 w«v } WGY orct estrea Ww , Gi on, nge Ma aret Allen. er rder to determin st? i ic. ick ie ’ j ) all A lel, ' | Danie (sa. '0War P on ’ m. J A Yungermann, 4450 Oakland CONGRESS : “Miss Brewster's Mil. - Bp °090 8) Selections from = - T : tT.) a planist eae y, , : : — for | &§™Mai rh Lion ut tn ; ae | Mrs. ‘Min nie Wiggins one maenle . par i M. Jacobsmeyer, 4°24 Koes ts lions” and ‘Tittle : , agp : : signer: por oe + EY Te gps rr vo ai ae roand ve! ith a & nm aa P at ae ihe _@nd E. Kennedy, 3532 Birdie. 40°73 Olive St. Annie Rooney” ™ operetta “Brushing Up On Art.” ee ee eee bari ied més se egt-Hcpag fe Oa a is reek : aa hy a oe -* at ns Thomas C and D. McDentels, 4004 N. Kings aa mee a i i ; egal } gGguart Ma Hes. i ee . cis ‘ “7 a Se : fs aNis ae “ur iie ce é a ot? oe 7 Oras hi nway MHO (526) Raleigh quintet Py ee ’ 3 the rine off, scai D it! a Wayne Staprt . Pp : - . — 2 cae? a] ind epper to : ’ : , Wayne Stapp ss Kd rdsvil and B. Martin. Greenfiel4, 1 Grand- Flor. {Own Pal” and” a TPG (299 Dan ce orc hestra -3 A i) 2 and nion ufficient lar Or iiting : ‘ nT) 1 n Flossie Busenhart . o5098 Ww oles .. _ Mag - wed ee = Eten ov i 7 7“ . . ft ith “, nou? WTI bli L : ) Anthony (;ros@mal!l ‘ eRe = ; i un « (Grand & Florissant Torrent” a (325.9) Con: C (296.9) Courtesy program. tees ekae, deena ry and cove the: flim Mary Olander. . “a: ioth ie - Brud ea Mc Pheraon iia a ve ia : j { . ; Aa’ ; ; . ss ‘ ‘ } it . h av in added to , we ; - a sa F j : struc er. GRAVOIS Wall B isao P.M. 3323.1) Announced. aig ey Ot Rats a! . . , nr ne a table- a ets ee : ait 1s ; 4M. Buckmann. 5158 San fr an- ‘ aliace “eery ant ‘ (3 &} a kn h Te - a ol oO 16 Norther ; a ca ‘ = . = Le is } & J ) ] la yas * oan —— as , thes KING BEE (DOT “— PROGR AM . . LU. S. Nat Aca my KSD v40.4 , 7 ‘ — : i es 5e a ; o his ife. then she asked hirn Arthur Holmes Kerensa ¢ . “The “Irst Year” ' i « ° = r . , rr ‘tv : r : * iaclinaal > ae 1Ti0 N. Jefferson | “Dancer of Paris” . chestra. Easte ‘s ns cn ee ae were “Oh, better Sonali sage coos. SU © BURIAL PERMITS ($36.1) An! WFAA (475.8) Methodist univers ne an Se ee ee There is eord that he ever Joe Tumminia 2212 Edwarde | «. - as ee oe i ee ‘+ foenity eital Lf he year in which f€S- Apanged his religious views, and Norine Traino 6595 Edwaris | @™ma Moersch, 55, 5969 Lalite. Lafa ett (‘The Caveman” and vt i i BS 4A er pri ity Tacuity recital. cival ¢ din ndads nw - 2, “aie iggy nee ei rh OS EE ae PR 1474 G eg ' Elizabeth Highiey. 66. 5400 Page. y e “The Million Doll “5 “TP (508.9) Jac .z , ws celebra a}- a > in ton o | aes. Sarees (4 (roodfellow Hy. Zelenka. 55, 1128 Aubert. 1642 S%. Jefferson Handi = ar 132 VM IF » ae Jo Al ~ } . Py, ADIE ~S , : eae ay rat }0 \OT AaiE fii iP pane Lose Meyerpe er , 1464 Rowan Fiora K. Weller O44 1911 Miami — weco 476.4).;| WMC (499.7) rogt } Rous Src OP semper ge au | AO Oo ask I a cieTgyman Harry C. Eligas Mast Liverpool, O.| W. Cromwell. 74. 3400 &. Grand. a ~ r ny WRC (468.5) Announced LASECT sae — tg oo | hee 1 d -d ot Mrs. Gertrude Ellas $816 Gravola lL. Cu lam. 58. 3943 Fairfax. LINDELL = (POUBLE_PRocram § 119). WEEI (348.6),;W% hee: PESOS aifferes nificance for the mi ; ae? es Lee Arthur Penn 535A Markes | Frances Phillips, 39. 2730 Le Salle. ‘ er ,“MY OWN PAL” &€ } (23 cs woc (482 64 &-2°0 P. Nf. jority ret lé ; I amis ba Mrs. May Lon Burk oO we ‘tad fingwel! Mattie Harris a oae7 oll , : . . r os 3 ' ‘ ; an - rail £ Cg iB. z! . ot . a ay srand 2 Hebe “THE TORRENT’ WAT (22 Www I £2 a pe ene : ‘ roerTra! ’ ‘“ hai = =e . in | +h po ) ’ if u ca 4 5? ‘ ' baa ‘ j Toe v '). kes vs “2 Oe . iil Mary McelLeat . ° LYRIC RUPERT HUGHES §:40 P.M Stars and | "he a tae | Jos. W. Bakula J: 898 Guatine | ML N. 23 4 ald 2% *) ref isis i ean . Nore. ’ ; runnhe . . eae' laa aaa) ss je itewar? ore , } Wm Moody 47. “DON'T.” with B5rm (379.2) Musical bits, | tinental ngre in ; ; aan f ; Jesse I. Stewart 4259 Athlone | “ . é , Sixth and Pine 4 . - ™~ : 3 4°@ 2 Orches? ro a a . — a i re. o> - A 4 | N Leh + ‘ > ! - .. 2 — ‘ 3 rr é : y} + . . dint ‘so “4 4 - ”s ——_ 77) o 7 Lo | p in lease. A3. H2°28 Rertheold —— | > 19 4° erved since J a peer .- 7 + hel . ounce sos eville J. 1, Bergs. 49. 3939 Russel! GN (20° ®) ty} 8:45 P. M. . ( ie” eam ites ele é and ine-haltf ent ergs. 4 uae MAFFITT f Pouble Prog. ¥ CB aapatg Po — poe . : ree & ws eT on Se » menetrts oe 54 Jonn Sutter 941 Windsor Fernando T Goitfreid. 68. 50GS Minnesta, Dancer of a * meg A= (390 4, Eddie Rosson 2 nd 17 r ° Orchest y a | ‘ ong : adi an tihe y ' hy mal ’ _— nie be asi‘ cate lw G ‘mp oer Loe cog py contra rH 4635 3: 24 Eevane. *S81s N. Vandeventer Connecticut Yankee” hie orcr estre 9: 00 Pr. M. t > fiag Wit eres —E_ ; ; i t? Rig ti Josephine M Spel. meyer Oo 5° 4! ss | hee- — i) 46) (°F 4 | vr 2) > . , ; - . = = bes Robert Charlies Master ‘ -. “ em iy (3.9.5?. AL IAT ‘ “tgp : “ye ; she . q lonored : LOFT tL ia fies Maste etl Maplewood {Sere A Prog. ‘*Part- q | (468° Granda hone . i ‘ Rit Oo Cc nmesirTra. sie “LE GAL INE ’ O R A : 4¢ ote : or ~ ! . _ ee P ore : a hi ee 1. @% a | 1048 WwW, «'mineter ~ meme Fn ee & — ® lrelan -. pane a oes TAR $5. Studio ensempic 1 aq Member of the Et. L ouis Bar Assoctetion } . 1 ; Warm! } a a +e atter ween rere 1303 S. Compton 7170 Manchester Mal! 4 “land Fo ie “ed r Sar >’ tienrwv ’ , 4 P a st *s ! iMy{ Sa ‘. 5 ; 5 yr ] LeRoy F. Kor “213 Blair a Rose fF SIMatl 2925 Ju! an aoe TO Nl OS ae la An i aan = ——— @ePLW (42° 2) PF are ae : tng - agents” 3° ther ¥ : fine « | . 4 Juna T. lLadfor 4445 Asland Pa e . aA i ii ba ° (i : yi agoda orc} e: ra. + r , ¢ e P . a 2 i ij ’ J * ’ “> a! 'ie' '’; ts 7 aan afi ti i} mer F’ Tt ae io ° “20T MATES” ' (482 £\ — — = ; ‘ 3 - . : ° i Pa a' ‘ * ’ ; i iT ’ - ' = ewe ro . ru] +45 : Hi rit Montgomery { and “ROSE, 0 OF , L4ne ¢ ge aeaiagagnart L 22.3) Dance music. : s | ) yy «the «Be 7 A note in the 42 A vi YA ma naw’? 42 to sake tee aceite en 1059 Cleveland Bra Mu 3 15th & Montgome THE WO 6 (428.3) Lyor : LiDg, “ WOAW (526 Dance orchestr: ror ; thing about re y— ‘an remarry 1 atonic al , nortenred ” gnmhins ous Herman Schuman . Centralia. Th! Am™ jens.aye “68 63° Onkland : ~~ 4 lure concert ‘ ae ee ne O? yi , aE ery ‘tee Tigsartj? é atei’ aft he j elongit 4 ie To decir “Ge river in Bel- | -Alciile (ha Lvermnan Mt. Verne bi m™. “Impaum, % (ity infirmary | , Te ee WOC (483.6) Crescent orchestra. he letter. However. i Ser ~** pr aS age canted. but | Nobiem Se a i? goun ‘ilian Linkor Centralia. 1 Deneid ©. Langendor?, 10 mo.. 4560 New- NOVELTY (DOUBLE PROGRAM @.. 8:05 P. M. WPG (299.8) Dance orchestra FoR Bny Wore. oF ee ee tate wae tas dente eect ae ee an To yuick!y a7 Having | sa j alike 17 To tmitate it Bite Dectaur. I!! Cather: ao Gatien Gh meee ot. 3im | “The Limited Mail : : AB ($49.7) In nivers) ° 4 . | 3 ae gr ae . * ne: ae ' A . - ’ secon p we) we / nord sec in ' = thimann “190 Agnes , M7 : rh 5208 aa | Lh. ano I . a} e 9: i” P Mi ; p i J ‘ . a) : _ in epeak.- , pan arma y Hr! so, oO Pa! leon S526 Easten “Gilded Butterfly”. “Ge brasi a musicale » ME ead , besa ree ecre wae granted rie ; 5g nA ene 1% j.izard!ib ne a? @ person re. Lillie E. Becker.“240 Mcntgomery T «riiis, 63. 1014 N. 4th u ie. : P , ¢ me 3 An RpPer sats : 4 , os é . - “nae . , . .- : . : - ‘ | ieciiiininiateatione ~@ KTHS (374.8) Dance concert. Sts yee 41 deere ra . set asid ut —- fa “aoe 3 5.2 Nest -1 Sport vardaed with | + asentan ~ R ae 3516 _N * Fioriesent Margaretha Bolimann,. SY. 1437 N._ 18th, § Double Prog. a : ‘ ce Tre ‘ ng that term of court — n4 Appea: ae 10 1 3 peCial resper.. ott mh 4 7OUen 5636 Columbia | Augustus Barnes, 6). Jefferson Hotel, OZARK 1G id Rush” & _ 9 9:20 PP. WM. ~ on ere the oe ath Sune a Poser es : s f her fort i ‘are : 4039 Daggott Moy Conley, 4'), 41°21 Weeb ngton. ” us a | : wrner of : rt EN i a ae ——— ee ‘ crreerrjeyr t } : J Te Mildred Lukovict o-* om , ye ae - ‘ ; - 4 WRAP (475.9) Ma PhO 1nSs, pian- et ning . ' thes -—- a Spaeaa oe Sawer ,. we 5851 Delmar ‘ ‘and THE TORKEN cl al : roy ‘RIBER Fie on? tae Bony a ie = aca: William FE. Kiem .. 8519 8. &oriag -] a es - | | d ist-singer. : : esr ge Cagney E ots the : ; abie full oueeiinn PONGRESS BROWING IMPOTENT Bertha M. Canda SISSA Lexington Bugene Wiliams, 28, Powhatan (DOT BLE PROGRAM! ati WGY (379.9) Dance orchestra i ae iy ‘ “ge , hey ri | le Aaror Vaientine Ooo et Gani li. Wigta: Hw — 2 hy Garrison. “ 4 “Teo Much Mone? ) Ww RC (468 5) Hotel Mayflower o: noe So , | the circum- WONDERING You will have | Answer to Yesterday’s Puzz an ee « oi34 Gamile Maplew TIME aweere. oor pI fn ms BY OWN ACTS, HARRISON SAYS =:.:ic.°., i eae > Caneel. 58 ee M AY IM are: a ae a ave to to pane & s. mina ' ee Gens igh O02 Market Divorces ol ) ,- arts of gsirrend@ ate ; A Bee? ae 401: ert i the _ . . LiF , 7 oe - . “ . - “ , ’ - *)7 ; ; 443° * Vi « a b+ . . ‘,eurge (oppage. res lera! io Z * aA ; , ; . ~~ . , i” Fisher reeto : a’ Ul > Ga af racyY ias?t nigh at the ss v- j ’ - Wheat rT} -"* Wel, WEBSTER ; — oe Just a breath from old Eng- fjta enth annual dinner of the Jamaica |“ i on Benjamin Valder: eustod: 1 eter (proves = mother Board of Trade } {j * i *Tif) yi a . . - arse yl ve Cth Atl ar from oonet Curtie. resteration 12th and Clinten “Rose of the World” land — tonight’ « Hour — with | Madrigal|s mi: ingling with drink- | in al | - LAVENTHAL THEATER CIRCUIT | E songs — Morris dances - re . . ¥ . 7 @ ; _ . 6 i . ¥ es ° e e. 9 > ; ri¢ 2 . ai 4 Z "es with ¢ the sea— , (416.4) “A St a paked in hot water at night treatme f benefit should havent — | a n of ms t sons 0 t ct sca smu . . P a : , ee : _— . ¥ > ris armtrig stir mt) ) {pe ‘ge? PER - ; ~ - - —— = ril 5 ; oe ra The errigty of rhe . ‘ > ' ar ’ ' ji f“titha ree Lora t tort Th e - - - . 7 . ‘rl 6 um} PEPeeST Y , : mee . ei and executive neaqdF aching for power. We . rr :4 “I ( onvressionai 3 Biers’ dizties with merr old | tairs, mystery seria: a1 aite Saat teil | erent CO! uence Villiam are : : i ‘ ad ‘ : 4 prescerip- c . | ; nope ote 520 N. Newstead \ “Fighting ¥ | adethan gems. ecrers (874.8) Mrs. C. Caldwell,, chalk and burns sum, Be owe a. in : rt By the Associated Prees a ee ow Lente | € Lena: Baker. Fort Sanit ssery Meaen a a ‘ . > oa- nre : 5 Si b¢ yw r res ~~ Lé |,a mee ; . fri! : ‘ : ore , . , _ Jat . ’ 4 é ie . . ‘ " i . ~ — . ' TY! ; jt ty fi- ’ - MM ASSY “The en hae ® May Day program-— contralto. ' t r gett , ‘ ; ; oon pac anywhere a ay ews STERLING, il., Al — whether the {or gress will sur- — : 4 Meduoe &: Tetlora- merican” “Fre t : ee. es . in the “‘rspir- «} 'd be examined by a physician : ee he ” Jef- , tin ot SO i e B {a we ea” t 7 prompted «gs a 10:20 P. M. iried a , itching t} detern iste its rue characte: sepn Lynch, be years 0} i, of ¢ render iis constitutional rignts to 4t Fast St. Louisx. met fr rae rid Soheper* ots 4928 Delmar Lawful C hat May Day is just around : : we ‘ . bes MP ig. veggie: six gS ange’ Moss = ee to Sterling api | oe oe Se carga le. a nit . gh : | ot aT he cor WRO (486.5 Organ ang be proper: “tee. ferson, Ia., who came [tO & specify and limit hn : af ay tae - yrue r : ; the ner. For there is in- pis gs i¢ ¥ ’ . : ” -_ — - . : : . ’ . aJ# - via i un Y afpe~ ; 3IT3 —" te Pa - - ' : 2 " ; ; resigrs | ay? _ — - ee : . co e417 , : . , ‘ MIKADO ‘ John Barrymore 10 —s association between ' KDKA (309.1) Grand ‘ yas - — Ss ne : ee | ot last evening to will places ‘bere sublic bsa2j] . ariem | i ARR om . it 59D Paston The thats lay Dav and England. To- 7 — cameos eee sae ‘ sian : —_—_———4 Right's effort gives more than 10:30 P. M. acumaneet Ordimary range for the talents KTHS (37 ) Accord’ NEWSTEAD ‘ree — ane f Eveready Hour artists — WOAW (526) Nightingal ch: £: oe } | iti wa would mak n- “Se ; : rave Ah a} ; . 7 } ‘4 > 1% af r : e Vili - ‘ ae: . “ »4 : ‘- . oe "— . >. 4306 Lee A¥. {Chaplin Comets inging their greeting of a tra. nar (fe On stra , ‘lied 1 Linutes 7 nen and Senators who desire | arent ——ee merry May to all who listen. woc (483.6) Orchestra ; brought ti name Mary ecru here in the thi fatal automobile public buildings in their districts Mi aie 2c” tae faiuiT pul pee ‘a : tr) e° mtr h eG . , Double Progtam ier PG (299.8) Silver Slipper | ; ree ape * »fiseo! N} shinp- .kiawiczius all the vay fro | Gane , this city in four days mMulicua, | . iS O'FALLON 6.0 wire ade Broadcast by — 3 tet ie | accident i ie C cenmabiio tn (eelieles that wil aes sa BIRTHS RECORDED. PETS - Sean Cae + TS 40°6 VW. Florissant ! “The First Year" : N , 10:45 » me men land o heather wWwithou BL? é In leaping from au autulM oun 21 ae shi ie , ’ me aaeuil RADIO «ETS. WATCH i aiaiesibinaie —— ational Carbon Co., Inc. ‘wesR (428.2) Program KGW (491.3 Dat musi etter ne “i.” however, was tem- which his niece Miss Blossom §! ative government and make us ~ 2. + vin. 42% Blase THIS COMING FRIDAYTY's ‘ o to her home. an autocracy and bureaucracy.” ~ ¥ AN. Wolll, 2325 Eentt POST-DISPATCH aa 4 ; oa. e.* {29 = : ’ - Te" 4 ¢ - ie wal. eet. a . > Ree 3 was taking him f Double oan 4 York weal Cradtensti | . KNA ¢. aril tislal mn ti 4 i, " ‘ U N i o N “Partners Ag# = " ence 11:00 P. M a » 9 1 heetra iain wt ¢) assengret 1g” , he saw a collision With 4 car Senator Harrison besought the ‘ *” Vo a 2 - ee RPO (428.. cnet fFiwhen } i's Union and Paston The ‘Searlet ww : KNX (836.9) Orchestra : ‘ Kennedy of [mene of Trade to awaken to the; ls 3 a * N. Florissant | cl ; ' "ay 4155 LAindeli. ne ) | WOAW (526 Orchestra. round he couldn't geet it all in onel driven by Frank B * , - O (428.3) Mona Motor J) ' . . . en 7 tT. ~er4e rThetne me ny ts . . ioe TTS ani rif Tin 7 , WELT STON ~ : ae it~ a -pey and Marta, harmony team. Mary. Petruskiawk zvius a Lassie : nere sne appear asy Nations Maneee te — ” . Rit ee a se rere eyiaa td erg , ne! nhlngy My H: BUSINESS FIRMS the Re | ypsy & «deities sited ee = 2 unavoidable Lene 7 motation is impossible and te in- |) & A. ane OT ~ ES whe wart yeur Leuls WFAA (475.9) Orchestr vie . emnmnsitich aug sae ee ia RE | ery ae ) : 4 1 P. Bee 26 erders tor clenning. repairing ana ' WHO fe"-Gi Corn ~ ifar rT eSsuts tat i = ue ' ’ : x ; | ms ‘ a hel oF eee : a ether aervices are edvertixning is AMO — P a : : : : Chee Peed <P b pe we ee eee 7 ° -

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tors of the United poration today esta ablisheg common stock on dend hasis. chairman. By the Associated Preg. ord and that orders book« ha * hh han eee he’ Ltieé iarkeest IT the firm's history. ‘U.S. STEEL COMMON f ON REGULAR 7 B Br the Associated. Pregs NEW YORK. —* ai. For the last two years or re. ; Corporarion has been Pavi 80, the | dividend of 50 cents ae slibert H. Gary, yw» ho rounded out 25 years as the Corporation, wee General Railway Signal ROCHESTER x wv April warnings of the (Genera! ; Sagenal Cea for the fire: 1926, made public today, gh : Profit of $1,235.967 nh. fore ee for reserves and taxes | } represent almost e nough full vear dividend oY shares and equal about $2. 620,000 shares of stock Officials of the compa nv Guarters earnings —___. | Bon Sond Market Review | the reorcani ZALION Plan would ind 18 " ‘EW TORK Apri! eats ad co i) 27.—Errat te oOvements Mia rk e j Brine | ni h today 8 hond " Ulises cpt ¢ ChOnNarn tende ncies in the ie Xf enon Teac , : a! [o> . BLOC ana § ightis ITInNfr mone, rates the initia} having Was hased on ‘iopments, Wi the retiremen,: ‘rnationa! Mer, ah _ nen: ie Marine's Tha cle poBSIbIe by the SH le ' stu? Line. the cor Poration wR aix ONS SOaATO@G aimoet Bs ™ nts high recora at O77 ‘“‘- Chi Ag T ts a SO A ivan ed tO a New ton “ the vear on re iva: of “iiv OD] tttes TUM ped Over itions that the Inerze - ui eneck despite the ceners ugar! eH TT) rege a ha thert spy} "¢ and Norfolk Souther, } rer Th or iigut Ons aAiso bonds Quoted = Bid l. B SD Nov. 194lop3l... 103 % l. BO May 194lop3 ASO iy lL. B 442 Mav 1898390p24. 100% LL B44 Ni WWSS8op2s. 1004 Lt’ 444 May 1037op22. 100% Li 4% Ma lN42op3l. 10] %& LBé4% J 19430p33. 1013, LB 4% Jk! 1MSS0P33. 1014, LB 4% JAI I]BSAHSONPAIS. 10° : ; Jur PAH Re 108 % B44 J&J 18dtonss ..103 & re a tt, | ST. LOUIS ates Stea ¢ FIRMER \ EXCHANGE head re@-@) . Rona R Lallwas if of the ogheesgl Outstanding | tn Say a new regi ulic Press Brick cor ifor a tittle time. Financial and ndustrial Brief: .* ‘ ort. s00n ? company ra roac INCTOCE SMe ing ditappointmem over revis;on Of tne latest Federal Land Bank Bonds. MEW YORK. April 2¢.—Federa) Tees, anak. aster erce Euil gs OK Pontiac R ext fs Wigner Electric 7s (1980-32 ++} “Oi had $20 | (7 bond sales 000 nmirtted.) *Dividend rates as given in the tat the latest quarterly or half-vear declarations. the dividend intention announced aft the I otherwise noted, extra or special dividends are not les f 7 * inciuding extras. CLOSING PRICES MIXED UN gat EXCHANGE: = 1} dé —MWheat Wae ifreqmuiar todas na at me i hange we? : Ty tion D ¢ , | rs ‘ory ~ 7a \ & -4] 116 \ fir prices elig bs ; t, o% In t he ee ash = 5S ? rive KOT ed whe averaged e n ner C ing wheat being in demand ‘ee i wheat Wag Steady to jc higher (‘orn Vas stead to I gine Demand was fair (ut were steac' ; ‘my « hig he I eT nau ‘ad fai st Was predicte for eharska WAT SAS AN Missour an there has been n Kener moisture vet for he Northwes T he i : nat the wv Trig S AVA)iz ty) SU) showed a falling off of 8.013,000 bushels he lye } The murke be mutes we TT} Winnipeg messages said that tae volums: of gales was as hizh as 1,000 000 Us After opening generally lower May ; down as much as ful! cent. whea PEC ered and advanced, the old crop delivery showing net gain of more than a cent. The opening decline was credited to action of Liverpoo! That market closed %4d lower to 44d higher. -W innipes early was ®d to %&d higher early. Corn was frae ‘ri, - hol y tionally bower early. ? f temperature was offset to Liverpool ecabl in early wheat market Comment on pos- +. sibie Argentine shipments rest of season was influence. May wheat opened at $1.6f%., July wheat $1.41%. Sept. wheat $1.56%, May corn 71 lec, July corn 7c and Sept. cora Phe three Northwestern markets com bined had 697 care of wheat. compared with 613 a week ago and 731 last vear. Minneapolis receiving. 13 cars. Duluth 36 and Winniper 530. Local wheat receipts. which were bushels, compared with 05.400 a week a: ‘and 54.400 last vear. included 12 cars lecal and 16° through. Corn receipts iwhich were 113.400 bushels, compared with 98,000 a week ago and 68.600) jast veal included = 61 ears local and 20 through. Oats receipie. which were 74.000 bushels. compared with {2.700 a week ago and 52.000 Mast year. included 21 ears local and 1 through Hay receipts were 32 ears local and 3 through. Primary receipts of wheat were 489. 000 bhushe's. compared with 586.000 a week ago and 401] 000 last vear: corn receipts wer 432.000 bushels. compared with 473.000 a week ago and 414 000 last vear: cate re- celipig were 264.000 bushe.s, comipared with 554.000 a weee ago and 373.000 last vear wheat shipments were 485.000 bushels compared with 400.000 a week ago and RAS OOO last vear Corn shipments were 36° 000 bushels. compared with 378.000 a hin- week ago and 89] OOo last year: Oats 8 mente were HA) (1M) Dbusheis compared with 647.000 a week ago and 1,605.000 last Vea St. Louis Cash Grain. Range of casn grain saies No. 1 red winter wheat, $1.73 No ’* red winter wheat $1.71 sample grade red winter whe cs. ~*~] 471 he No ] hae Ww heat, $1.65: No. ®% hard wheat $1 64 » A 1 Ho No 3’ mixed corn BD 71 yt: NO * vel if Vw ori Tec: No Ms | yellow ory 10% (1 71 Ay No. 2 white corn 74@ 74% No. 3B white corn. 72c: No. 4 white co orn “Okc: No. 6 white corn. 65c. os white oats, 42%c: No. 3 white eata, 42 “4d2igc: No. 4 white oats, 40@ 41 St. Louis Hay Market. Timothy hay was easier under con- tinued liberal receipts and a r@her light demand Hich grade timothy is stil) 1 scant iffering and selling relatively wel) but is affected by the liberal receipts « medium grades. Light clover-mixed quiet hut fairly steady. Heavy clover-mixed in liberal supply and in fair request Pure elover firm on- No. 1 but dull on. the lower grades Alfalfa market unchanged. Hich crade hay is in scant offering. Prairie hav quiet but steady. ~ ; = Hay quotations co. 1 timothy, $2. a 26: standard timothy S°3@ 24; WN : timaths $21 @ 22 No. 1. hight clover mixed $23a@24. No. 2 light clover-mixed, €21@ °°. No. 1 heavs clover-mixed, $224 23- No. 2 heavy-clover mixed. $20@ 2 No. 1 purr clover. $23@24: No. 2 pure aeve rr S$20@ °1. choice alfalfa S30@ st: f ] alfa! fa $27 te | ae: standard alfalfa $250 26 No. 2 alfalfa, S21@23; chotee prairie, $20. No. 1 praine, $12@19; No ” prairie, $16@ 1% New York Sugar. NEW YORK. April ?7.—Prices wer unchanged in the raw sugar market ¢ asin toda. al 4° Pic aut raid bul a ps vase sugars were high The sales meluae 7 O01 bags aor Ph ili ppines and 10 Hoo bag* of Cuban. both to operators and both for May ahipment at 4.27: had Reports that the Cuban House had passed the bill limiting the swear crol and the further advance im the sport mar ket led to renewed covering and outside buving in the raw sugar futures market at the onening and prices for present crop posritions advanced 2 to oS points iNew cror delive ries. however, were 1 point lower and after the apensng bulge the whote liat enned off under realizi | dar prices were 1 point iighe to ] point izing Mia The refined market was unchanged to 15 points higher owing te the higher cost of rawe, with list quo‘ation#® rangme from SS DOr to 5 Ak for ine granulated larger inguirvy was retorted Sugar futures ciosed barely steady. An proximate sales, 7TR.O00 tons: May. 2 44, July. @.59: Sentember = 2 December. "0: aJnuary. 2.78: March, ~.80. t.MtUNectaALs gh.) Low. v.{ Close. | Ch ge.| bid STANDARD OILS. Minnesota Hoillane > 5 u and dark, Califo mia boxes, $2 to 'S. T2 Fi GaP. J BR ——-- = springs of C ertales Class Down, anc Also Gee-e. ST. LOUIS BUTTER poy. AND POUL TkKt saXintANGea April wt; ira on Live i! iw Myed tele, } Si, ua? ] wo ee ¥weie duwn Je ei gte.e wcown ic. (ulicisexa oQeuecs paekl the fuilowmy prices tor round lots of ihe Vartous ariicles wun Fiesh firs in good cu res. 27 *~aZSc; cases ieturmed le tesa. BUTTER — Crecmery eastras, 2 *etandards. Ate firsts. 35ec: seconds, (| 33c geod roll. 26-: Ne. | packs ateca., : CHEESE-—Norihberu twine, Zle; singles. Jligc: wmnebuins. tuc, da'sics. Ue: prints. ~Sc. brick, .8e per vound. LIVE POULTRY--Fowis heavy, 78; ‘j;fowle lieht, 2%ec leghorn hens, | new stock, Texae sacked Bliss Triumphs. $6.50960 75: Florida barrel Spalding Rose - - $11411.50-: No. 2. $9.50@10. _ Potatoes Recetpta 90 cars: on track CHICAGO. April 27.Butter higher: re- eetpts, 11.77 tubs: eframery extras 38 4c: standards S38%c: extra firste. 37 @ 3° wc: firete, 3643 a seconds, 33 @ | Boe Eggs unchanged; receipte, 45.035 ARPS, CHICAGO. April o7 .—~Pou are stexndy: receints, care: fowls. 932 broflers, 35 i 4Rc turkeys, 30¢ ; “Ile, ducks, 30@32c: geese, 16c. chastatenapalindidemaeeaias london Wool Auction. LONDON, April 27. The wool auctions ~ \opened today with a full attendance. Of- ferings amounted to 9045 bales. A some- what goer selection wae actively competed for here wae a good dema for nta ren ‘as. while Ca of Good Hepe and atal Wool was slow when oumeared with the previous sales. Merinos were un- changed to 5 per cent higher: fine croge- brede were unchanged an 1 meinem ——— eross-hreds unchanged to 5 per cent jower. a uture Grain La — Bond Salesmen DO YOU WANT 1—An opportunity to earn more money sell- ing bonds in St. Louis. 2—The hearty co-operation of a nationally known investment house. 3—A broad diversified list of securities from which to work. 4—A better chance to secure preferred names, 5—A list of known bond buyers to call on. — FRUIT MARKET Apple Supplies Moderate and Tone ‘California nar els. box, according to LES 5 a ee ft treezinc Our organization has been informed of this advertisement. Write fully, giving age, experience and past record. Applications wil! be held strictly confidential. Box G-91, Post-Dispatch. 89.200 —Borton 5 es Market _| FORECAST OF FROST FACTOR IN ween PRICE TREND —enteaee be Sales —s 6000 we HOGS AND PRICES DECLINE eras and interest on the loan. 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PAN a of RP RRR Ai ’ ¥ PREP RIE ORT ete 6 ORME ee » mag — ASAIN TON AG GREE TRA Ae AL RI TUESDAY EVENING. APRIL 27, 1926. ; ti ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH — , metic more than }was Saleety aiuand to hace bern ADVERTISEMENT | Libeler of Magnus Johnson Released afte: eerving a iitti more than as ta-s€: a i a% > Be ES ADVERTISEMENT _ ONLY A CATACLYSM CAN By the Associated Pree. naif the sentence. Jaco! ho arrested for drunkenne Cheene Tiiowuiter Dame a rid “O MINNEAPOLIS, April 27.—A. N-i poean +5 serve sentence March 1 0H 3 Use a cloth saturated with Carboma Re- New Ice Treatment WRECK LEAGUE, HOWARD SAYS..." SSCS Soco. OST icin wee SEAS EMSS Sass | ees Se a nN iv ‘ for crTin aiiv itdeiiing - “ & . workhouse fo: min was con’ ed of publishing an the type. Makes writimg ciear. Dries ee “> > . Yone b is the / &s \. i > . ~ | - A Real Beautifie Briish Ambassador Declr were | former United States Senator M@S- article in_ which Senator Johnson notentiy without ‘wivine LINES , - a ee ’ = . a i vaitastes . . — “ : REE ese mest “a ee. u r : of the Great European Powe nue JIabeeon has been released For Safety: Sake -demand — sad Eye Desires [0 Withdraw. \ to E M P : ; ie . : ; = ” a ; .: a! . RR ~~ &£ Sern” & - o- = — ee Ss va. - » Ff ice Tre cree at at either fust before ‘ : OE AG dy Lg ° i Color mail inquiries tc E G Baker DPA. Frisco Lines &5 : an ADOPT A BA gee ia ~ wie er e cesices - " + AMC ATT ; _ E—ice Cream Pre served & M pet t> camtatr Benzire , i. au . 4 r es? ae . wit om SOc order Wittels Loan erc. Co. | Napethe of Gaseline and te De Non | B Aes ” —e* r re = ea ‘ aeebastibie ‘nftmmmap: + xo : Sir 2.80 FRANK Y LEE. Mer 206!-3-5 Market CEntral seve —————__F _S—1 _____ ee + . *¥ - : aa eer Peoular Prices ° Be Ws Gk & 1. 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' Y= ; cary “ ms fy » * . fF x a ors | s inze Tt > - — 2 —_ . »~ . é Am a , eo 7 >! ~ a’ + . : . ks, ribboms, ., ; oe + ° oa ~~ ~ . ~ ~~ » _ a kirts, waists, gag aS aS 4 ee » = ~ > a; resses, coat : . : ~ ra ~ . ~ Fa - a iia -s a . is — > x . . . ot oc n ngs. swes. vw, ~ - = VF — ~, 3 Keyes . . — = = ‘ - “e ers, draperies, cov- ~ * ee . . r es “ Sitter ce ; \ Fe erings, hangin vervtbing: . oe ‘ 7 3 5 RE wos ther Ceced * n repealing x) . : ¥ Tramoad > ye bo othe: _ . ati ; : " i * \ - » > * % : . . 3 roa? >>. “ . - . _ = ’ = ] l } l s a 4 See . ain 4s kind—and tel] vour crugg is: waer ~y Aer c > he o . ; I ae : aii : er the material vou wish t® coors ~ - es ts — . / on i — - , : . * . .. - “4 f - ; . 4 = ; ee ; «~ . —_ —— i a woo! er silk, or whether 4. i -ineR. we 3 x > - —_— — ~ > 4 se ia vor ST er Ars anc j + cettom or mired goocs | oe -¢« . coe: ae F . p= . ° 3 9 > y > y f E = ) ' repe 2 s we = . ane >t ’ ‘. SALE ENDS 2 for | | : ‘ —— aN , _—_ . » ey 2 ’ i * me : i Si TURDA y ‘, , ‘ \ ; ~ _ a As - > - 7 ¢ : . rus Sita s \ . . ARE eer R 3 Ps 2 a - , Ss ., ro. SE Cabinet Gas Ranges, con : s $10.00 Set of . ion ea $ . . : . ¥ sor ; =f | se .. — s Attachments. * Se mn a ‘ = . 5 oa ° . *. > reuinel thewthiont.. ‘Tha : § . ‘. a ~*~ . — i ; * = a —_s “> ~ r ie . _~- > ~ : - or. i 4 - i. 7 > % > a ~} = \ & wo > Se , ae & : ~~? _~ = > > oh >" > t ; F232 Sh. @* > ’ , § 2 NORSE g , . ; * . > t Ale ee Tt g * [ ic a+ 4». na cA Fem TS + Ysa a — ee ee es > 4 v* =2o ~- ai 4 J A me. eG a . ” o . sag } ‘, ba : X CAPTAIN STARTS ~ en “ ce . ‘ ‘ i" : i ’ “ r ’ * ~ a ~~ a - ~ 7. _- - -> - fart - --~ > oom OF = he a i ale, ee “ : i i ae ° . . ; ~ * | ~- = a i ub a. && — i ae on mn | ~—™ ‘ ' 4 _ 4 , . ‘ : ¢ > —_—_—_e ‘ iT ~*~) : =. a : _ a Ww iths Purchase of ' F : i} NE > 4 _ ‘. = a> >» were iw ” ._ ees ia — A eee “ —— eo he ~~. i + a - i a — » we — A} wi — J we \ Bae BA Le ee & & Sed i aw VW & ws d : . \ GYAG | ‘ K: xy Ses Oo 3 * 1 : - = FEDERAL : \ NEW VIKI i= SA dele * ., ' % .* a ~ ‘ be : . . - Ps MOTOR SRUSK . 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How many, if they felt that this life was all, would care to £0 on with it”? Analyzing my last night's experi- ence. however, I can find nothing in my mind before I went to sicep, to account for it. I ate a light din- mer, and spent the evening after Jane retired, with this Journai. The night was quiet, and my last wek.- ing thought was concerning the wood-cutter across the road, who seems so singularly inactive except when someone leaves the Lodge, cr appears at one of its windows. One thing I have traced, how- ever. It is distinctly possible that the herbal, aromatic odor I noticed at the end of the experience wes due to the leaves he collected yes- terday, and which I find have smol- dered throughout the might.... lt was after midnight when, just as I was dozing off, Jane came to my door and asked me if I woul mind sleeping in her room. “Tl can fix you a bed on the couch,” ehe said, avoiding my eyes. “I'm nervous tonight, for some rea- son.” I went at once. trailing my bed- ding with me, and while she pr observed her. pared the couch. -I She was very white, a4 her hands were shaking, but she refused my offer of some brandy with her usual evasive answer. she said. “I just Pe l saw that “I’m ali right, don't like being alone. She fell asleep at once,. ike ene exhausted, but the change of beds had fully roused me, and I tay for some time star- ing into the darkness. I do not know when it was that I began to have the feeling that we were not alone in the room, but I imagine ‘fully half an hour had passed. I saw nothing, but I had the sensation of being stealthily watched, and with it something of horror rather than of fear. rigid with it. Then something seemed to tug at my s and the next moment they had siid 7 coverings, to the floor Almost immedia' after that there came a rush of air through the room, a curtain bii- my face. and the swung open. 64 lowed over into the hall all was silent, save for a whine from Jock, outside in the hall How much of this today to aliot to my nerves I do not know. Un- = Jane's nervousness had Soubte : > - a doubtedly affected me: equaliy undoubdt ’ bed cidthing has a tendency to siip from a couch. I have quietly perimented today. A gale of wind would blow out a curtain and open an wniatched door. On the other hand, ] am as cer- tain today as i have been certain of anything recently that 1 had bolted the door when I entered the room. But it was not bolted in the morning. If I have indeed actually had a psychic experience it seems singu- lariy purposeless. Up to this time 1 have imagined, correctly or not that these inexplicable occurrences have had a concealed but definite objective, if such a phrase mrmay be used. But in this case there is ap- parently nothing. the Otherwise night Was quiet without new developments. Green- ©ugh-continues his work handi- capped by the usual difficulty be- Setting a detective in the countrv is known and that his every move watched. Jane herself wakened this morning, after a quiet sleep and although she is languid, the present intense heat may €usi.} account for that We have had. however i veiopment of our own, and this from Edith! It appears that this Inorning seeing Doctor Hayward pass on his round of morning calls. she went to his office and, on his house- keeper reporting him opt asked permission to go into his office and there leave him 4 _note “A mote?” I inquired. ‘What sort of a note’ “Any sort of note.” said Edith “as it happens, I asked him to tea tomorrow. It was all l could think gag But what she realiy did was to type a few lines on his typewnrt: tear the paper out and put it in the small vanity case which ts as much a part of her as the nose s! powders from it. {As a net result of which auda cious performance Hallida) oO” informtns me that the cipher word were not written on the dogitor machine.) 4 careful comparison unser a magnifying giass shows (this =O thar even I can recognize ! So there we are again If we are to believe that the chaik which marked my car was brought in that paper. we must gramt that the doctor did not .nark the car. Or in other words, that our contra-offensive is not to be launched, as yet. amd that our on!s course is to continue rather igno- Peou-'’~ ig our trenches. July sist ALLIDAY has found the boat At least he has found a boat which answers Jane's description. Today he took me to see it. It lies in the small creek which extends through the marsh half a mile north of boat-house, and just beyond Robinson's Point (Note: This creek is ly a narrow estuary from bay, aimost entirely over- grown and its entrance hidden Dy reeds, and is only a few hundred eet in length At its upper end. where the boat lay, the swam ends and woodland commences. Although on another estate, the woodland is a continuation of our own.) The boat, the , reai- the evidently an old and abandoned one, gives some _ evi- dence of recent use. That is, al- thog@ey it contains some water, there is very little, whereas, as Halliday says, after the recent rains it might wel) be full. *y }., 2 ? »k t ihe Oar-iocKs are Wrapped with dingy white cotton cioth, and to prevent their being stolen. or the boat taken away, the oars had been skillfully hidden in the marsh. Hallidav located them but left them as they were: but with his pen-knife he cut away a small bit of the muffling on the oar- lock, for later possible identifica- tion During the search for the Mor- FisOn £ir] undoubtedly this boat Was discovered and examined there are numerous foot prints on the bank which effectual) pre- vent any clew being discovered among them But the discovery O: an entireiy sea-worthy boat : SO remot a location, with orly the lighthous m Sight and that at a cOnSiceraDie distance, is in itself SUST OuUSs 4. Was In this boat. Ha) i be- eves, tr th mur rer f Onto the bay from our slip. the night rroway discovered him ana an - RINEHART water beyond. Then, with a look around, we settled to the oars again. Had Greenough been able to see us, from start to finish, he would have had some basis for his sus- Ppicions of me. Whether Halliday’s later discov- ery has any significance or not we are not certain. Believing that. on the night of the girl's murder she was brought in the truck to the water front, and cou- pling this with the finding of the boat. he left me sheltered from observation im the woodland and started through it toward the main road. in a half hour or so he came back again, and reported that he had found the track of wheels driven through the woods, and that in one plac@ a barbed wire fence had been taken down and boards placed over it, to permit the passage of a car across it. This is, I tmagine, fair presump- tive evidence, although it brings us no nearer’the identity of the crim- inal than we were before. And it has this disadvantage, that the vil- lagers have always exerted a right of pre-emption over the fallen tim- ber in the woods hereabout, as I know to my cost, and that the trail may be nothing more nor less than that of some thrifty individ- ual, seeking fue! for his cooking stove. One thing, however. may be valuable. Edith, who knows a number of unsuspected housewife- ly things, insists that the _§ strips which wrapped the oar-locks are of a fine grade of material. 4 “Look for somebody.” shé SaYs “who uses linen sheets h mnt care that they cost twenty-five dollars a pair nowadars.” From which I gather. among other things. that our little Edith has been pricing the equipment of mS meee. . i. Tonight that old sea chest which ss Im the boat-houge holds on its top the law books which were to oc- cupy Halliday’s leisure this syum- mer. which so ‘ar séem to be used chi y to hold open his doors on windy days—the old sea late °F a four clews . ir sole ammunition in the putative expedition gainst Greenough. They are: (a) Half of a broken leng from a pair of eve-glasses. (b) A scrap of paper. contain. ing a cryptic bit of typing in large and smal!! letters. : (c) The small cap of an either can. ‘d)} A fragment of white cloth. v7? Had it not been for Halliday’s unwittingly placing a weapon ir the enemy’s hands we should also have had: A very sharp knife. with a plain wooden handle and a blade approximately six inches long. : To Be Continued. (e) ll lt ie i di a a a li i i i -o- For Complexion Beauty -o- By Lucrezia Bori ee i i i i a i _—— i i i a a ~~ HE arri € — thor situ a \a@ i wa ler Weu ~ ont > ; is nol 4 3 & n SsliasnT by numbers of women. simpls because the, ar tha r byes ity q 7 2 —— o% ~ i au ‘ i rs 4 ‘Orn "no 4 winds and sunshine \ Wy ~ rea \ , -D aad t ‘ such g us thing as ? rr ne me a ) a | Le “4 . rv, -_ _ ‘ a 2 . . \ he ause } ~ FY ° agree with our bea. ‘Ty? te. I } s re ry a! in sf S met 4 ( ™ - . _ a 4 ar. ana ? . wn , be i Sel. ¥ \ " _ + * ~ _— x = ~ > . = OU em) ~ ¥ ‘co . > \ a r US I ~~ . r > X}e j ~*~ a > 5 ie | — 4 e' : 2 . a WA i . al kK Ff 4 a — 84 } 4} ‘ i _ ? - ean Pienty Tt? . * L . JC a2 Era isan. ’ Ft efeta & a is => : oe aT * he] «=? ot 4° >?) a ha et a! ; ‘ , » «s a 4 . ss : CoOmwTs a r ry? : ind wt dark dregs, colers, and se shewe Vor befter lich . | tw i nN ‘ i a a So. r ** Tf - Te - . ; rou. A Frou relieve your black Gress by the addition of a light »:0r. try corn or flesh or a deli- a pink tint rather than dead WwW? ' Th 2 wil) —_ ’ tremend 7 - - us:' Ss > rellows may he worn yh b ight coiors and rai pinks rather han gh DInNKS As to powders, you wil! find Rache and the deeper brunett es dest An Italian Desert. ~ ; ‘ ,yer & Fe j ; ~ — ad - s esn 80 . maca- roons in a dish and then a laver of rip Strawberries, sprinkle them with sugar then add another layer macaroons and en mn until ail re used sprinkie with two tabie- , - ow ©. 7 ~~ * ~. 4 4 spooniuis of home-made wine and im + Magistrate Jean Norris of New York's Ceurt, 1uUSt back nm making a survey of traffic Mit An ; . } ‘IONS in EBurope, claims that a) eee ne | ‘ay Ss country is 100 per cent better x FOR SUMMER AFTERNOONS A ee 2 es ee — feta ribbon bands. lu wit ruffles and tightened at wrist SUL: : * «ca ad Zax ao Se Pas > — b ~~ . ~ _ —s = — Vu ra (hraw h ~ 4 te e -~ - a | » * ose in the i Pais sfmawié, Dut le Opening. Then there are wor ‘ - a wit @ ; ‘ ~ a ~~ = t en * 7 thic * i sa 2 ‘ re o« Pe WwW mn j €, , } if iin hanes ne Pariuw Amery, _“~ - ~ i Se SES ee ™ a. , 4aiii a 3.4244 5 ms oe © 4 _ oa, a - é * ‘ Ww a Lc are nN > popu:ar s nmnrerestinge * -_ shapr — “2 een. TY i 4 "Ss be ns oe , 5 cagiiags Sra 4 ro Thea — eh: > °s@e@TT) id i ~ Seen on Fifth Avenue > selves are ed th the softest rTrYroT ~ . . : ry fF Scatoh >Ilaia + he 4 f an The materia self, be SS piaid Wieh us mT atrh i ec ~~ + . ~ - on 4 en or 2 hon .- — — mace: _- . ma & ia? shown Lor 4 s 5 . . the volne mice — . ‘ . . POG « . siide t} , g. helps make the pillows sof? ike So . + 40) om * - ; Handkerchiefs are now eract A ARreae ff att. “Da aa am ¢ ma Am 8 = 33's “ a Ww . xa ~ _ - = _ as mat rine "= av ~ = ‘ > — o are another fad Tht (ooh ee LCL aii the other ; ; cceSsSsories. made with four tiles ins: ike @ — sie Ages a. = - mosa and are lovely in coioring » r : kT} fs cm 4 and Tesien reproductions are ine sma arriarce Daraso af er — _ - . ano benches and stools of different | +‘@VOr. ic iS JUST S™Maii enough to _ + ~ = ’ ‘ . shapes screen the small hat from the sun 7 a b ‘ . -_ v4 With e Italian petticoats, 7 ’ ” e 7 — a ~ . ; ’ sharming Italian potfery came and Many sport dresses feature br iS quite unusual in pattern and liant Knotted handkerchiefs a LIMrIn "T" Fy 7 >t is I. - : : ° . ering. ,eneUan glassware waist and rmeck -omes With it to mai each din- pee si - > Start now to improve your skin NINE women out of ten fail to keep their skins really clean! And for fresh, glowing beauty and firm texture, cleanliness is a first essential. | Try cleansing once a dav at least with the new Armand ak r - Eau de Cologne Cleansing a Cream. See how fres ne “Easy-Set” Fixtures. {so lear gin {= Gear your compiexion will he- | on They're made of fine RS come. Even for blackheads hi hi hich will PS | and skin troubles, specialists @evercracknortarnish | advise. along with corrective aqiet and health measures. visible. Ask || strictes: skin cleanliness. This cream—safe and pure— wil] be a help. It combines eau de , ih 4 oo - 4 1 Ae ‘hig Mig A oe sn nee = || cologne and light. medicinal Lift Them OF Weesh Taam |S | ils, making an entirely new Se ree || cream with wonderful cleans- \ Se ~ T Bae | | ing properties and a refresh- oa ze ing. Gelignttul fragrance. Ag ‘- tinge 4en _— cr 2 ee *4 7 Iz etn es. it and sovtion CHINA } ge $1.00 ner jar or wore Armand BATHROOM FIXTURES | Co M “ee trial = Sw sampie, enc rTs5 i 7?s ’ nes. tne *". trial OSINg l-cent stamp aither than SOC Imes bhasier. =— ; a a nome wW n her own i j g ° ho & pD 4°) fer ry J TY Monday to ‘he afternoon a prepared for Tu work, it rem ee . OuliUd' Feit it In mo “ae han am & nere ls always in Vy with so Ot does is sometimes ‘0 have Tuesday for washday. the custom-made Mon- dis- much and so much ac- - > order. o takes most In id supper could 4 and wash- day would not seem such a horror, with the Knowledge that the house is in order before one starts. + = Paint Pots. \ pail or water in a freshly sine a _— 42% ; painted room will help remove the odor “~ re = ~~ } tains from whit 4 ent coat every few months Le life af Ino . a. -Sien °" > perry ai | Half a giass of quarters of water wi 4 coat of c in hot - . rush -bottamed f brushes cant be cleaned by soda water ammonia in two remove e paint varnish. applied TT Wii she lac over chairs will lengthen i sinoieum and preserve tha , gereatiy pro'ong their lives and keep ihe reed from eplitting Every complexion needs this skin purge Even if you are satisfied with your compicxion—and what well ed woman really oom 3 is¢—you nced this wonderful new skin purge, Fayre. If your is sallow and muddy, Fayre will clear it ap, lighten the skin, banish biemishes and re- store the natera! radiance and bioom which atc every woman's birthright. If your complexion is clear and saft now, Fayre will keep it so. Fayre is a dermatologically skin the rge which rds the pores of css O11 and cicanses the skin more thoroughly than agything cise we know of. FAYTRE PRODUCTS CORPORATION i Loum, Mo. iti. Ct Mi dee _— Min —_—_— US Te — a —_ a ee a ' — oe i i ee a ee i _ - ~ ~ . Atte ~ o concitions may food problems for the inexperi- enced housewife. Diet -for diabe-| of in dietetic plag is to see, along the ens tics. those troubled with -indiges The gluten mac gf «epan, gay daffodils. For tion. obesity and so on, is about the! noodles and otfier iy never flower wooed the sun same. for it avoids sweets, too) licious discovery fairer mold. and surely never | put many starches, stimulants, coffee,| meat substitutes. ‘ows’ robes were spun of tea and cocoa, whipped cream and sidered, and that @ ighter coid. And with them come ether rich foods. Special breads! chloride is advised, ® miracles agcain of song and bud, may be had for each condition. cer is used in thi@ magic mistiness of April rain And plenty of the right vegetables the sugar, and ig a stir the biood. So it has ever and fruits. reducing or for diaamm™ im and still will be while down Excessive fat imf no drug can create worked out in this way. on the known flesh foods. a balanced diet. Water. and sleep are necessities and fruits. Eat “plenty of. fresh like lettuces, paragus. O€aBs, bage. corn. broad beans. spinach, all the tomatoes. radishes, squash, cucumbers, Avoid potatoes, peas, beets and Lse meat substitutes in the way gluten whites of eggs There are farina- = 7? — ~ ° -? e of mushrooms, Spanish rice. spaghetti. poached cheese and fish. impairs efficiency; or destroy it; it is a food proposition and should be Cut down Live on. exercise can | be governed by thought and diet) Eat! vegetables that grow above ground as- string cab- carrots, the ima and ‘i ndimiaein . . . eg “EW food rules that will help;ceous flours made gm A several solve ; ess , their flavor and Gluten flour gridd@fe levulose syrup are things ailowed in t lowing recipe will Bake same as usual ten flour, a quarters ful of salt and one spoonfuls of baking fl a tablespeonful of & eges light and add ern ery} into - ‘and beat until af @ smooth. z heaping tabi powder in a quar water. “ 4 By NELLIE E. > Dollars and Di y you judge your job entirely oy the Hr do you reckon your earnings also 3 of mind? ‘Bow many times have you heard a f ie.and-so for a hundred dollars an You may have doubted the stateme lendement that is able to discriminate Ly while, amd those that take too rt | here are certain natures that can sly. Each may think he is doing tion agreeable for the other. equal to vinegar and jellr! “Jf you have been envying some other ‘earns more than you, pause a moment “icing in return. Perbaps her em “ing men whom nothing quite pleases. , and occasional praise for her effec eriticism. Perhaps when the day inconsiderate employer only beg If you have been in the business these conditions are real—and not somewhere, in nearly every large te if at some time they have not q Before envying the dollars that anot )price that has been paid by the sac » disposition. Work that grinds and toll on mind and body. Work satisfyingly. is a stimulant, not a stF Ask yourself, which is yours? If your present business situation ous and mental payment, if you & vitality and desire to enjoy the recreation with family and friends vou consider making a change. . Dollars can only buy certain things. If your disposition is wrecked, your % havizns! pef on THE RHYMING OPTIMIST | ‘By ALINE MICHAELIS | B P} — ‘the ily: ee Daffodils. De -~ rD Winter brought us in h : somber train dark days and drear: but now our hearts are i to song again, for Spring is Spring comes, and even as" greening earth awakes from » while piping robins voice madcap mirth and fresh buds p, she quickens, too, the bound- his glad heart hillsides’ that are easy pulse of man; hills Spring comes and sets ‘'s joyous fancies free with daf- tis. them on @ aaa, Special This Week Fitch Shampoo with FREE MARCEL 73¢ This ts an ideal treatment for relieving itching scalp Gluten together one @ Sift ~ milk. flour of the ape ao ea For the a. and chminating dandruff. a Beauty: Fine fit....Flawless fashion ----you find them in VAN RAALTE SILK-STOCKINGS — “because you love nice themgs”’ Maps oY TE MAKERS OF Van RAALTS Sux GLoves, Sux Unperwaas | STUDENT DEPT. ONLY ST. LOUIS ACADEMY OF BEAUTY CULTURE 804A PINE ST. HOURS 8 TO ® PW atch for Our Big Anni versary Special! i Kieinert’s. =... _-“" onivy barmiess war to bieseh “<it white is to miz the juice of ° ‘emons with three ounees of) Orchard White, which any : gist will ou for a few cents Shake well im @ bottle, and yeu)’ have a wheoiliet quarter pist of t moet ' bleaehk imte the face. neck. ¥ and hands. It cannot irrit @1@ Sus beauties use it te)g, me that clear, youthful skiz and | 5 y white complexion; also a8 & kie, sunburn and tae bleach. | must mix this remarkable lef, vourself. It cannot be bought Y te ase because it acts diately after it is prepared.

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al - ee # ‘a ps Ree, SS re, ae RE Ee se yf 9 he - i sas ay ¥ l ™“ * ~_ . as _ o— ~~ ee NNETTE YOUNG NORTON ~ ~~ ee ee i Ougs flours made by a are easy to digél at will help; c: may solve | ess that ; +e . P a he inexperi-/their flavor and are high at fer diabe-| of in dietetic planning. ith indiges'| The gluten macaroni, § , is about the/ noodles and other pastes | sweets. too) licious lanis. coffee. ' discovery and meat substitutes. Even a cream jered, and that withes pecial breads | . -— Bi. — a ai ee ae * — For — SUCCESS IN BUSINESS py NELLIE E. GARDNER : Dollars and Dispositions Iyon judge your job entirely by the dollars it yields? go you reckon your earnings also in terms of happiness and so of mind? many times have you heard a friend say, “I wouldn't work 4-So for a hundred dollars an hour!”’ may have doubted the statement; but you should respect ment that is able to discriminate between returns that are qhile, and those that take too much out of one’s physique mental poise. are certain natures that can never work together har- ° ‘i. Each may think he is doing everything possible to make | on agreeable for the other. But the result is a blending | b equa! to vinegar and jelly! 1 you have been envying some other woman's position, because ene more than you, pause a moment to consider what she may Being in return. Perhaps her employer is one of those ultra- Mee men Wuom nothing quite pleases. Perhaps instead of satis- and occasional praise for her efforts, she hears only grumbling eism. Perhaps when the day nears its end, the dictation a inconsiderate employer only begins. if you have been in the business world any length of time. you | a these conditions are real—and not merely hypothetical. They somewhere, in nearly every large office building, and you are » if at some time they have not hit you. ‘Before envying the dollars that another earns, pause to consider >. > : disposition. toll on mind and body. isatisfyingly, is a stimulant, not a strain. | Ask yourself, which is yours? »e that has been paid by the sacrifice of a happy, sunny, care- | Work that grinds and constantly wears, exacts a | Work that is accomplished happily, | _and Yowler the Bobcat are | enough, If your present business situation is not exacting too heavy a | wous and mental payment, if you find yourself at the close of day | ™ vitality and desire to enjoy the normal pleasures of the home | ief recreation with family and friends—take a good, long thought | ye you consider making a change. ' Pollars can only buy certain things. ' If your disposition is wrecked, your dollars can buy you nothing | h having! THE RHYMING ~ OPTIMIST By ALINE MICHAELIS ——————— Philosophical Phrasings To most men experience is like lights of a ship which Daffodils. illumine only the track it LD Winter brought us in his) passed.—Coleridge. somber train dark days and) . 7 drear; but now our hearts are | 4 to song again, for Spring is | argument.—Sophocles. mr Spring comes, and even as’ . - s greening earth awakes from | To make a book is no less a p, while piping robins voic€|trade than to make a clock.—La ir madcap mirth and fresh buds | Bruyere. p, she quickens, too, the bound-| . ° s pulse of man; his glad heart} \change is the sauce that sharp- along the hillsides’ | e appetite.—Ford. jing span, gay daffodils. For _ ° e 6 mrely never flower wooed the sun fairer mold, and surely never Racows’ robes were spun of ghter cold. And with them come miracles again of song and bud, Mi magic mistiness of April rain pstir the blood. So it has ever mand still will be while down Qhills Spring comes and _e sets) 's joyous fancies free with daf- | ns Make your — |Own soap- leer | 9C a quart Special This Week | 38,000 St. Louis women have found s* | that the quickest and most e¢co- , ®,| nomical way of washing clothes is Fitch Shampoo with t "| to use soft soap. One 5c Staufer |Washing Tablet dissolved e |qguart of hot water makes a iu FREE MARCEL) 75¢ This 1s an ideal treatment ‘quart. Get a 5c tablet from your for relieving itching scalp | grocer and prove it for yourself. and eliminating dandruff. STUDENT DEPT. ONLY (No the stern has \ We find in life exactly what we put in it.—Emerson. | If you live outside St. Louis send 10¢ for 'two tablets—enough for ‘% gallon soap. | Staufer Laundry Tablet Co., St. Louis. STAUFERS WASHING TABLETS OR CHIPS appointments necessary ) 51. LOUIS ACADEMY OF _ BEAUTY CULTURE 804A PINE ST. SECOND FLOOR GARFIELD 0394 HOURS 9 TO 9 Watch for Our Big Anni versary Special! DERE RE RRA RRE LEE aa aa" ‘ aaa ws ) ___ ADVERTISEMENT | Doris Asnyen EMON WCE New Safe We ! TENS. TH SKI toWhiten Skin . ei... ce, | almost Overnight © skin white je a Sag ag ; O Mix p 7. . ° Pe lemons with alg ol arene ' No more sallow skin, no more muddi- Orchard White | 58 no more tan! Science has made a which ae 3 fst ' ew discovery which clears and whitens vist will me a ‘our skin. Almost overnight it takes on 6g a. ee | oo enchanting, clear beauty that every- for a few cents. see ie , Shake well in g| me envies and admires. Make this test. bottle. and voy|>mooth this cool, fragrant creme on have a whole|’ourskintonight. Tomorrow morning quarter-pint of the | 10tice how muddy sallowness has given most wonderful | vay. Get ajar of Golden Peacock Bleach ekin whitener,| Dreme today. Use it for only five nights. softener and beau- | then ifyou are not delighted and amazed | u tifier. vith the transformation your money . ssage this sweetly fragrant ibe refunded. At all good dealers, % bleach into the face, neck,| Wolff-Wilson Drug Stores, Famous m™8 and hands. , irri. |'& Barr Co., Scuggs, Vandervoort & BMous et per ’ nt cannot he * I larney, B. Nugent & Bros., Stix, ine MES Deauties use 'Baer & Fuller, Walgreen Drug Ca, e that clear, youthful skin\and | Johnson Bros. Drug Co, Thesen Y-white complexion; also as\_aiDrug Co., Krummenacher Stores. ats penile, sunburn and tan | | ; | must mix this remarkab | Peacock | 2 vO | ‘ ™, Curself. It cannot be bou | Wy to use because it acte best Ql CBJeach-Creme , bediute!y after it is prepared. » The truth is always the strongest | | It is ' that terrible voice of his and then | By Thornton Ww. -o- Children’s Bedtime Story -o- Burgess _— — Mrs. Grouse Had a Bad Night. Why does the darkness of the night So often seem to double fright? T is queer, but it is true, that | in the day time scares you at night. it is with most people. —Mrs. Grouse. the thing you are not afraid of | \ At least, that is the way: Of course, | it isn’t so with the little people | of the Green Forest and the | Green Meadows who sleep during | the day and come out at night. | But for the other little people the night is full of fears, and really there shouldn't be any at all. Mrs. Grouse is one of those who sees by day and sleeps by night. She cannot see in the dark, so she sits tight and trusts that no one will see her. But she some- times has some great frights. More than once she has heard the foot- steps of Reddy Fox as he Wassed very close. Then held her breath. But frights are a part of the daily life of the lit- tle people of the Green Meadows and the Green Forest. Reddy Fox, Old Man has she has Coyote bad the minds of these little people is Hooty the Owl. This is because Hooty flies so silently. There is never anything to give warning that Hooty is near. In spite of all his care, Reddy Fox will oc- casionally rustle a leaf. But Hooty the Owl is like a great shadow in the midst of other shadows. He seems to float rath- er than fly. Now it happened that one night as Mrs. Grouse, fast asleep on her nest with her 10 eggs under her, was dreaming the happiest kind of dreams, Hooty the Owl came to the tree just above her. He didn't know she was there and, of course, Mrs. Grouse didn't know that he was above her. Hooty’s way hoot with but even worse in up to instantly listen with his wonder- ful ears. That sudden “‘hoot’’ in the darkness wakens the little {ti people who may be sleeping some- where near. It is apt to make one or two start and rustle a leaf Give Your Guests a Treat TOM-BOY Golden Tinted Yellow Cling Peaches With that never-to-be-for. gotten fresh fruit flavor. | “Tintex makes my faded ‘undies’ just-like-new”’ HEN “undies” of dainty color have faded, don’t discard them. Just remember Tintex. It restores or gives new color—it means true econo- my. So simple to use, too. Just “tint as you rinse” are all] the directions you need know. L'se Tintex for every- thing that has faded—even your cur- tains. See the new Tintex Color Card at your druggist or department store. Blue Box — for lace-trimmed silks (umes the sulk —lace remains white). Gray Box—fer tinting and dyeing ail matenais Wilk, cotton, mused ). 15¢ at drug and dept. stores intex TINTS AS YOU RINSE Tints.& Dyes. Anything any Color ( Distributors, PARK & TILFORD. AY ' ; ' Hooty the Owl came to the tree just above her or two. Hooty’s great ears catch the very faintest rustle of a leaf, or the scratching of a claw on the bark. Then his made seeing in darkness, are uite sure to find the one who made that tiny noise. Hooty hooted up there Mrs. Grouse. It sound. Her flew open in- Stantly, but she didnt move, which was very fortunate for her. For quite a while all was silent. Mrs. Grouse eyes, was a terrible eyes It seemed to i'she tried not to move the alae’ | voice again. _almost.as bad not to hear it as to ‘hear it. 'She knew where Hooty was. When ‘she didn’t hear it, she imagined that Hooty was very close, deed. seemed for | | above | that | her heart was beating so loud that, Hooty must hear it. know just where he was, she knew that he was somewhere near. Then he hooted = again. Poor Mrs. Grouse! It seemed now that but her heart had stopped beating for | a moment or two and then began to thump again. that Hooty was ih the tree just | to | She just felt | above her. It was dreadful have him so negr. his eves/looking down her. at great nothing of the kind, but she couldn't know that. Oh, how hard Have a Beautiful ff, and im and beau- tiful condition. Extremely low rate by the month Give méa trial. . R. T. NELSON Landscape Gardener RR. F. D. Ne. 2% Ben 28D Phone Widown O317 Warson and Ladwe Road Keep your place Of courfe, they were doing | She ~didn’t | She knew now | “Girl With Most Perfect Figure in America’”’ says ' ‘Chew SILPH if you want | to be Slender and Well”’| ARE YOU TOO FAT? _Why not give a chance to SILPH?— See what it can do for you— You chew SILPH like ordinary Gum! Safe — Easy — Pleasant No diets—no exercises— no dangerous drugs LON POPOL © ee Louise Mele — winner of cortest for most perfect gir! in America, advises SILPH Reducing Gum to the woman who cares to get a beautifu! figure. Note—SILPH wiil not work any overnight miraci¢, neither wil! it take off twenty pounds in one week, but chew it regularly and see for yourse|f how much you can take off — SILPH selis at a) good drug or dept. stores for Bc ; box. If rour druggz’st ts out of it send direct t the SILPH CO., 9 W. @th St., New York Cits BEWARE OF IMITATIONS Silph is the name of the origma! and genuine The only ome we personaliy guarantee to be (n Ba | ai ary f res bricks ‘ Bros. ‘br Ls vrs tiniest bit; and how she dreaded | | hearing him hoot again. that voice was so sudden, so loud, | _and so altogether frightful, that | | she was afraid she would move in| spite of all her efforts not to. After the third time Grouse waited and waited waited and dreaded to hear that It got so that it was When she did hear it, in- By and by to her half the _ night, Hooty hooted again. This time his voice came from a long dis- after tance away. Mrs. Grouse gave just. the faintest of sighs | 6 and settled | or catsup, and stir in gradually a | herself on her eggs once more. | “Such a fright,’’ she murmured, | land turn over squares of hot toast Mrs. | ant what | | shrimp do | BOYS’ AND GIRLS’ MAGAZINE Are you reading it? week with the Sunday Dispatch. Out every Post- wishing anything of the kind. You 2 ; i vet in spite You see, | 8° he hadn’t dined : Pp of all his hooting. (Copyright. 1926.) ‘ Bread and Apple Pudding. Grate enough apple to make 4 | cupful. Add two cups soft white bread crumbs, one-half cup sugar, a beaten egg, one-fourth teaspoon salt, one-third teaspoon and three cups milk. Turn into a buttered pudding dish and bake in a moderate oven until firm—about top milk, whipped cream or plain butter sauce. 3 Shrimp Creole. Free three pints of freshly boiled from all Melt two heaping tablespoonfuls of butter and add two tablespoonfuls of flour. then blend and cook together, adding a little salt, paprika and cayenne. Add two tablespoonfuls shell. the fire then the half pint of hot cream, ehrimp. Remove from aoe eo “such a dreadful fright! I | Wish jolly, round Mr. Sun would | hurry up and get out of bed.’’ | But Hooty the Owl paste mixed with unsalted butter | Sprinkle with a little chopped pars- wasn’t! ley and serve at once. ADVERTISEMENT r a us = | Rid of Dandruff you want plenty of | thick, beautiful, glossy, silky hair, do by all means get rid of dandruff, for it will starve your kair and Tui it if you don’t. ' It doesn’t do much good to try to comb or wash it out. The only sure way to get rid of dandruff is to dissolve it; then you destroy it entirely. To do this, get about four ounces of ordinary liquid arvon; apply it at night when retiring; use enough to moisten the scalp and rub it in gently with the finger tips. By morning, most, if not all, of your dandruff will be gone, and two or three more applications will com- pletely dissolve and entirely destroy every single sign and trace of it. You will find, too, that all itching and digging of the scalp will stop, a eee and your hair will look and feel a _hundred times better. You can get liquid arvon at any drug store. Four ounces 1s all you will need, no mat- ter how much dandruff you may have. This simple remedy never fails. lll -- ll lt tl tl i i -~ —_—_ in _— an an Special Permanent Wave, $10 Call CEntral 8856 for Appointment VICTORIA BEAUTY SALON ,~ Eighth and Locust Sts. 404 Victoria“ Bldg. CLEANS WALL PAPER ~ ~~ wade “ ABSORBS DIRT Makes Rooms of Health and Sunshine | Gets all the grime, soot and germs out of Wall Paper | and instantly restores the freshness it had while new. | Cleans Window Shades, Frescoing and Water Colors | Try a can on one room—you'll be delighted with results. At Wallpaper, Paint, Hardware, Drug and Grocery Stores MADE UNDER SOLE PATENT BY ABSORENE MFG. CO., $S>- LOUIS Makers also of H R H, the Master Puint Cleaner | ' | McCail Printed Patterns 4470, 4472, 4475, 450/ laundered. Cotton prints in small patterns are given a place of honor for these sim- ple play dresses—we can show you many different de- garments simple in design as signs in our piece goods sec- well as attractive, so that tion. they can be easily made and (Se STIX, BAER & FULLER | GRAND-LEADER Rompers and bloomer dresses and suits for small boys—all are shown in McCall Printed Patterns for Summer. Special study has made these ond Floor.) NOTES ABOUT WOMEN posi- | ; : ’ nutmeg | |40 ménutes. Serve hot or cold with | lightly spread with a little anchovy | All Turkish Government The first tea room in New York tions are now open to women, pro- | City was opened by an Ohio woni- vided they have had a high school |an, Miss Ida L. Frese of Toledo. education and are not married to | foreigners. . - . who hold records for long At the age of 36, Mrs. Louis M. ' ‘Cross of Fitchburg, Mass., is the In Germany domestic servants mother of 20 children. All tbe and | faithful service are awarded med- | als by the League -of Women’s Clubs. Tatiana Maretsky, Russian elec- | trical expert, is now in this coun- Patriotic | | i ; ; ; ' ’ try for the purpose of making a | study of electric developments in | this country. ' i ; children are alive. One of the largest dairy enter- prises in Cl:-veland, O., is run by a woman, Mrs. Theodore Ensign, who took charge of the business end 14 yea.s ago when her hus- band was ill and now likes it too well to quit. fhelans Duxpar Vamish Watch for our advertisement in this paper Friday. Full details, list of Dux- par dealers, and coupon will be pub- lished then. Coupon will be worth 50c to you. With the coupon you can pur- chase a regular $1.75 qt. of Phelan’s Duxpar Varnish for $1.25.Watch forit. PHELAN-FAUST PAINT MFG. COMPANY Sc. Louis, Missocri FOR EVERY SURFACE —ANYWHERE 7 No longer need you Every cotton thing you own is, of course, safe from moth-damage. For moth-worms won't eat cotton. Every woolen thing you own can be made equally safe from moth- f is worth — 15c THs coupon when signed entitles the purchaser of an eight-ounce jar of Mason's Mayonnaise at regular price, 35c, to a 3-ounce jar of Mason's Thou- sand Island Dressing, regular price 15c, free. Mason Food Products Co., 5811 Suburban Tracks Phone: CAbany 6502 “Read Carefully Directions for Use of Couper) ; This is an introductory and preliminary offer, made be- fore Mason's is in stock by the grocers of the city. It is made to acquaint you with a Mayonnaise declared by con- noisseurs to be superlative. Present this coupon to your dealer and ask him to secure your jar of Mason’s Mayonnaise (and the jar of Thou- sahd Island Dressing free) or mail the coupon to us and we \will have the Mayonnaise and Thousand Island Dressing delivered through your grocer. To Dealers..... Please honor these coupons. Just phone us and we wil] make quick delivery of needed merchandise. Needed jars of Thou- sand Island Dressing will be furnished you free. ) Mason Food Products Co. 5811 Suburban Tracks Phone Cabany 6502 Se ee ee a een en —_— — cei Ca a Pe LOIS RO ew ttn ee ee ee a oe | “~ Ente 4 : a) el ee ed ~ ‘ a wa rad Sd ET ee ? : IR I ROT TRF EEN ee AIR IPOH ct AEN ED OTE Rem BE ONG aarp eye OT " are ane ope . —_— te eee ae le : "hy 1 Yeo OE I ES LET RIE OH BT ITS ERE Pe ye NN nett Re A A Ee he Ot OE OO gen EEE OG rye tg Oe ; BS 3 bess ee yy I at cl eit Ld Re Rte a Oe ee wey mh . a quent 15S RR Ne NN ARS Rt a pecs IN ty +-y9 ; , ' ek | » “ee *" 1+ ‘ Crk eter UW ~ > Sint * @ AB ad % 4 - -

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