St. Louis Post-Dispatch
May 13, 1926

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COMIC PAGB | WEDNESDAY, | ~ -—— g MAY 12, 1926, . = ————— | Become a Home Owner ‘ a 1 Why vot? Homes of all kinds on terms are — 4 » _ - ~, ~~ ~ - -~ A ag Soviiciat | SUPERIOR, HE SAYS nn MACDONALD OPENS mouth portion 1071 got casio Called Li Kei ei j ROM DIRIGIBLE S DEBATE popeenay ae Bae By ° ° emeler e lar - | i — tled.. probably During Testimony by G. : : Railway and Transport srwrnoon or to- HL Field, Who Later Tries IN EARLY HOURS 4 night: cooler to- . . Workers Refuse Jobs Ex- nicht: tomorrow fair, cooler in| © Strike Him. ° southeast*portion cept on Basis of Pre- sie #706; sunrise (tomorrow) | = when ‘ a 4:49. | e100 ana oi al eas Se Strike Conditions. . Stare of the Missizsippi. 13.8 | °2°°: was filed last autumn feet, a fall of .2 against the Republic Finance Cor- a U. S. Naval Set on St. Paul Island, Bering Sea, Tunes in on 900-Meter Wave — Location Not Given. a suit charging usurv of | ” | poration, dealer in commercial pa Br the Associated Press RIGID ECONOMY MEASURES per at 1121 Arcade Building: the LONDON, May 13.—Opening de- | : j president of the company. Georg: bate in the House of Commons on IN EFFECT IN GREECE at Sagi Selecta CIE A f | HH rieid, caused the books of the : fro ik é ~=s | pea Tig : if? Tié ¥ "TP. > > : .e “gg any ‘ *« - . . A : the strik SUA LION, rt President Suppresse Motor Car conipany to be falsified to hide eo “DOES ANYONE HEAR mie? rR iTs i \ Al i donald said more for Mini-ter-~ and Dismisses amy isurs it was testified Vester an ees sriti ‘aval Mission. lay by the assistant secretary ) men were +? 1% af Work Oday tha! British Naval i ! oes ws rye aSSiS iT oe Cg * ae ¥ ana US?” IS QUESTION — » \\ \\ \\\ K\\ \\ \ _ +} I the Ass te heres treasurer of the company ALL LID, yest rd iv his Wa. fDoecnusSe ine 7 rn, ae x s ; or : ‘ : sath Taiiway i t tic ra aiInins re 2 > f Lil shi as r . = 1] isiOes. Ti? Omots I T. ¥ ge LLALLLA. LE ' 7 t hh, _ v» eTy Here rT, 4? nh rs turTn oO , try reeoye? ar: Ls PXO}! Mit rw ry : e QUIS 4 ASLSPSSIALO Lg iA aii ; Aa } m “ «F 7 T¥é ’ 4 ’ { ‘ * ‘ 4 aA i Lid r A aD , i - iY (4 fir i p : 4 a A 4 “ "EM. " } —— ‘ 5 ‘ ’ -?* ry « wr ’ . 4 a” _e « fg 4 2 2 a Af - > work until the emplovers reinstat: erest charged him on loans total- | f SALLE. ea on i ru ; , : had a 2 fore mttst } 7 .@u : , Lot, LLL L ne, AM fg LLLLZZAA ; LL 18e. Copyri t, 1926, by b= & Cc Fisher, - | this mon the prestrin¢ OASIS The 2h _ Psi : ing $4 ' CL POLI AAAD A A OLLS AB a LATED AP : rade Mark Reg. U. S. Pat. Office.) 4 : Transport and Geners! Workers’ ind Theodore must drink Receivership Suit Pile. - feet aion, following the examp!e of the, Gen. Pangalos announced upon) This testimony caused the filing HE trip from Rome, Italy, to Nome, Alaska, began April 10. The first flight was from Rome to Pulham, England, 1400) B+ the Associated Press. * “ational lL nion o al avmen aiSt his nstallation as rcuit Court today of a neti ~ . . : . . , — DINNERS AVERAGED SIX ee eon rf —— ayn ee eee ngs ahi. lien tec Ws lke. thence to Oslo, Norway, 700: thence to Trotsk, near Leningrad, 600; thence to King’s Bay, 1400; thence to Nome. | OSLO, Norway, May 13.—Latest APIECE, AND THAT ee abe we aud celle fas the ac. ee | eee reports received here say the ; L.i- 4 . a i miles: COoOmpany h L PLATE OF Food THe MM Macdonald said that if any at- early in January | holder, W-8- White an insurance From King’s Bay to the pole is 750 miles: from the pole to Point Barrow, Alaska, 1250; thence to Nome, 7508miles. | Amundsen-EXisworth polar dirigi- » HAD COST ONLY FIETY Mm tempt were made to smash trades; The President says his sole pre- | Salesman. - Im4to Field is charged After passing the Pole, the Norge and its trew on their way to Alaska, traveled over an area of the globe never before | Norse will arrive at Nome, Tst BELIEeve McC, Tree ; wmionisn 1? ~ 4 \ Leet pOTN or fool- Occup itis j Pa éo4 sunstags ’ ase ; win nisa Ppropriating funds of the seen by human eves. Alaska, at 9 o'clock tonight, Nome KT TIMe@ KT COME IN oe Poreon an tne country thought | tie" en | ee bere Se ee ee : : — re a | eee (eins Gh, Eee ee gg See ~ SAYS CONMCTS TOOK BEARS ROUTED INDRNE|CREW OF 100 MEN AT NOME | x':inric- ‘m2 oe ‘ days action hi could sei no ' 2G's DINNER. Agel faces of the trades unionists in the 1 ! nher mre (iared that he made the necess row, 750 miles ftom Nome, cacy —- ae wos today. All on board are well. MacPonaid added that the mension \ remain but becon fearful O conse -~----- 7 | ; , rae ete : E y é b | ‘ the Associated Press. A: must be treated as self-respecting Gen Pangalo asserts that | quences and, without informing | R AD A = ‘OR £ - ' : | er Pe ; | | CORDOV:, Alaska, May 18.8 | WiPpidde B11 1 who were not going Greece ~‘epust- live on dar read rieid, several months later changed | ‘ 3 Se craw!) back. Neither did they for some’ months io assure the fi ithe boks back to their original true | 2 dust ’—iie was very much niistaken ISSO; I Britic] Ol I hangves unde: Field's dire ’ At 1:50 a. m. today. Eastern Stan- Miefd to be regarded as “human ;ture presperit of the eountry | accounting of the company’s deals ee: | dard time (12:50 a. m. St. Loutls eenge % v9 on : aa ry! Remy Among his economy measures is | WILD ree ci ; a i ee | , ) ae ey ia etiii 1) Oth si — . . Halts fon Sem Town Spends Sleepless Night Waiting for time), the airship Norge was heard subordination “IVite: tr) tHe} t he suppression « moto: eare for sat’ » ‘nmche ACTEs. riid a eAG. | wiG@tt % es bie Fibivi PAS Mm i >. sic - i ~ al i broadcasting the following: 4 G rhe Nii: elii’s participatior n the falsi- | , ee Sa a "e Shes { os 214 ir1i08?1 17 ; : necks. Rat ise) 69 ‘ ; } AIF i j | 1} Pe oF inrorme!l i eis sational otrugzgie On Ne A Dirigible ro oe Citizens Build Triumphal Arch “Airship Norge bound Nome, No Time for Recrimination. isters fication would be shown. Bate- rT ; - 7 Premier Baldwin arising aT? meier said by Den jiled work «he : m= me 1 ) bel: . ‘ r) 4 ‘ rea yy Y eve = ‘ +e O22 ae thio o — ¢ t ‘ ») i. ban i} »T) r) i , i A +e in?” ‘ 7. re a ¢ y " ym , , ? : + ’ ) : > o xs CH s , : , ‘ . ; >a? 1a S } if »? sO Ls AS P ‘ 9 ~~ 4 ‘ : Ss ; . ; 3 : 4 having do company of the naval training Sta Qo ihe companys office, where hy : p the pardor nd pnarols busin socd eh ts oasis pets of them Consul and a life-time friend of | one hear us?’ aad if i ~ : ’ n > ui A i} iv ai ; i Wi : : ‘ ain a - she ie eenres of H fe " A. a a —" ot tion here. removed his persona) Peseeneings~ estizatior nex! we k rei aii Suspena a : Citizens peran reonstructior of Amundse nm heads the committees | Two minutes later the Norge, was “ail i }fri\ Si} : a : ‘ . sirike: Wus cerned t Said - FYECUTION Books Ordered Impounded. When A. P. Bailey. cashier of the traders mulled around te an arch of triumph in the main. that will welcome him. Plans call calling Nome, after having trie@ to ‘ ee .* i ,. is (“fp gat € ile ; 1)¢ i ia i ‘ . cai «A cA; . i Li 2 ; ‘ ‘ : 2 ' Sa a - ‘ 4 ‘> +) publ Raldwit tet RENO WN Mav 13 The State Jr. to impound all thes regords of | ine range of possibilits houses believed to represent power- | eyes from the ground only to scan of the season before July 4. | em iO the ube, Baiawin agaed | ri ruuN NEV... Ba cit al . ip falls, USS) bid. ' He 5 t ty neommanw 4 . ee ae eneenlats ror the bulk of ithe northern horizon for the creat ‘aS ‘ported t have gues 3 ¢ ; , ‘ ‘ rhe companys oO ei the nossi- ! at — _- laft the ha’): iful speculators exec ited ne mM1iK OT } i TLIO Hern horizon or ine Wi pecte WAV ‘ cy et r Vay 42 nm of . " —— . this Woes kk ayft Stun} ‘ Jk} iy ana ro ior In tne e’ompany said "These went ljirerct toward the peniten | [pe “a kK Was ( inrk Lode: A (“fn hye J] mo stations rer orted th if the + had July in Seattie i iz] rif orge aS ex € aA t a ae eu tif eii I ,akeCa | ‘) i “om : oe . rs . : : , , ? —— : 4 P ‘ ‘ ad . tt e ik vig : john Randolph { sypplv of hv+ disc.iosures are a very great sur- i tjarv We traced their movéments , lieved to be acting for Nash bank heard sienals from the Norge, the When the Norge arrives it will Nome, Alaska. at ii o'clock this i tif pre-Str . Wakes i winh\ 1.* ’ ; ee ee oe nt , , Pa a standing buving order for 35,090 ‘ gen by way of the North Pole, ‘es 1 } . ‘ ‘ . ' ‘ . 4 ~ SWitched to what labor regarded as = Wa t wid | jockout by 1} en etacution in. remartad ta 3 nahle Public Finance Corporation charged formation concerning conditions on | to 50,6090 shares was in the market /passed Point Barrow, Alaska, at SD echeet bp tne ms: |corcution 1s roported to be “unepl | form ‘TO BUENOS AIRES _FIVE GIRLS BURNE r ctog, Batters # , % ee ‘ Wir y TY T]¢ ' aS » per cent for ‘ ; 4 wy 17 Iuding Hii¢' fed trips ST THAT Writs Ty c*t he Ths ro.pmer 1:39 this morning, astern time. rm, From Point Barrow to Nome is i¢ E ie 5 > 7 * ae . 4 as is . ; a tA - A ‘ AitiVul ' aa Mu ; oT. CF ’ ie hat a Ps . 7? ~ 77 : ¢ as ed to rdine to the Jabor .a@-isaid he had beer Ivieed noi to Substantiallv as foliows: convicts pressure during the last few days dren and Mother in Blaze at 750 miles. if ‘one } le t 4 le iii DS se' ; or e ‘orrespo ers was disposition on the nart? tr HiT} Put } K |} oo t aire jx Wher Gonrerman § Su was Alii cviden iif i — Mmcimaine fsenera, Mo I Wi si Piymouth (Pa.) ' An A 880 lat d Press co n- ¢ +3 . « ae de : . so n a } . ; ; ’ . frled. ‘ la get led him and ex. “ts rey Lhe wml isoT ire ti | ‘ vestiga- directors 3 Pe eX 7%) q*té j ‘ee declare Pp . d “Se Fl 9 Re the Associated Presa , dent in Alaska likewise reported if empiover O srmasn un OnN ‘ arcs - CEessi h . : - . ‘ - : : ee dubs laine +) ondition ¢ com- mi he hands of prosecutors in «enhetanti extra cash dividend Machine Calle a ea that navy stations had heard the WILKES-BARRE, Pa., May 13.) in Ce, | | | | = sist ‘ G ; ‘ 7 , an +h é ace : : : ‘ . ‘i ry : . , “y* ° ~ The Trades | ly o? Ast Veg? eins } We. 4 kuarnined the a4 AaAUZ . : ; rr} . emotner tho jen nad : = i‘ norning Lti pis Ve a s mp et Ty he At 11-08 p m. Wedn : v ni ht condi: Beers today gave cred o the -# wis , ness Before House Committee. | > ‘iis Tt} en (jlié . tan? i), re. ~ ti. Ni ! ieaD | Ih! ’ {? «1 .? sat eAaitu * > a VW hat enanZzes were neces- I oF j ; 4 I} 2th I . HHA buf + 4 me | washinsieeiahs : : C._ — ee . , ; ' sa alin © Maieianl . ' VWEWARK. X. Jd... May 2 irl “it - “a ' ; nee Melion Probably Will be Firs —By TAD : j ang iié (,OA ‘ Tr) tre mf oF ? repaor ed aft ? mil ee tb ba ‘ > t?ti \\ ‘Pe. on COUNTS and wv Or k ed ort qT Si ra i h P ‘ 43 er Me ‘her pe or ace r TTE ceks of me nn Sea , |. a for Ha res iGfu —DPath, . ! t Wit- : the Norge was heard to ask, “Does ——~—— 4 " ed mp} 3 , prea pre's a ; for finding his C lehter t's r ' a> Ve : ind Cran Aigeria he weather tH. he Associated Press anyone hear us” She called ipioyment would not be accepta- Canadu had been cuiied before ai on, S, e of these memoranda: **"™ Es PES a > ‘ +} nrics eld ; "ace ror ° . bee “i © e K ak an ¢ h! , re sie _— Mrs. Margaret 2ona Lowman of eee Sah was unfavorable. hut the apparatus WASHINGTON, May 13. — e | RDG” Sredne olynska, d then ie ; . ry” ; v ‘ ’ ' 4 ‘ . . : APA In anv sense ta 7 ra vgdes t’ is sp of FTaAnAa urs tit Inaiict — : rr handwriting: sorne In , RR ' reach ey reniizing ¢? t the : ; . an 7 »? j i ; ts . . an . ; e , 11:29 - mm. $$ me «ion Con ) , wtgmte charee that for several vane cee all Detroit, Mic! a ee ag , .. | worked satisfactorily House Ways and Means Committee | *°™ at 11°19 and at pint « i % 4 ‘ \ + engstnoaea ee aoe sive — pay : 3 | eis Mr Mield es mept martes ten m : } ct f ile ' an |&§.Vear aioe, Would De hard to horrow in v4 th 1,ovae i site hee rT) pians next week to take Up a bill called an unknown station and told ; j a if if nN Te ‘ySTiy ‘ ¢ i ; i; 3 , } ‘ 1) i tf il 34 rst nis Yr} } eqn? r % i” ? ,. , "raf a ; P\s — spe , j . 4 ~ | . . see y &S “— ~* ‘ tal = , ; * “s : ** Ad e . $Y MUIimMate mat ti ne eme : ease . . ' v sin th hal or doing What - a. 7 Pe pe Pee = order to cover tneir Sriey? SA LFS, a re aie — . it to 0 ahead. Ww N | Plowe rs rT) » SISta nes veiiow pia Eres: : ™~ se Prine ooks Some required the rewrii- : ‘ : rned of first toh uv ‘ Hh s T* hy « eftoack Midnight. i Bee a bs | Holds Premier to His Pledge red fin and muliet ne of whole sheets. On others 1} ‘ Tones dhe . : . » - - " . ; nt to reach Oran this eve. P#@riament, which meets the latter /Norge have been received at wire- rarrive «i Barcelona within ‘wo part of the month. 5 4 a } co Prades oiene Congress EX-POLICE HEAD SENTENCED made ‘ rareres. 4 rhe changes radio appeai for the Gaugnier Was 0 “a E Called off { he strike in full confi- : rnade would:-hide tne usury PRS , w sister oft Mrs FIFW 745 nn MILES IN YEAR MAY BE CROOKE | 3 picked up by a t , eg . . rat 6 Toa Secretary Mellon. who heads the leas stations along the Northera Wit ~ ~ ' - : : : Gence that the Pretnier meant what Former Commissioner Dwyer of “Did Field offer you any induce- nine ; ‘} etl venasee _r . ‘ Beers. Mrs. Merfha &neldamant of KE] (al AYN Ee : he ae iy ‘ : , : . . ee aia 4 om +? } : BUT | 1 HAS AN ; q ‘ ae concerning { onditions re- New York Cony icted ith I aot idla rrients Hi | aske d : ee T ochester. \. y who pave Tne ? eu : rad fer fierance flown and "' hie = mie iaris ove?! the American Debt Comrmission. prob- rim of the American continent aince 4% a ’ 4% : ea a2 mh - . P P : er — an . ~* on “Ty ere repmlier ’ > ny “aE ’ “ae . : : | ud as } and Le hie TeSUMIPLIO! of W ork t tiie ‘date ia i] . None th WilLhes , ' , father the gir] Ss. ad iress., rie ins tens he thy - over a p riod of one Vaier iiné i fivinege fish making id ably will he the first witness heard last midnight. Bome of these in- A og ; ‘a se? » = : fh, bas passe 6 “ Kline administration, today + Peg a a ai ». made last NEW YORK, May 15 Iirect- fornia. who covered 75.0060 miles panse jis suff'cient to keep it clear Senate Acts on Measure ax Hewri'- (ae Pome | aad a Potas ,. 4 Our resisting power is unim- sentenced to serve two years in “The changes were ma — oN Es ee ee Barrow this morning, flying over - : 7. sn. Lot ths tater ¢ , Ww? €5 ee PPatired. We canno: tolerate the im- ison here for obtaining money -\Ugust OF September,” the screening ors of the General Motors Corpora- and spent — guint ge oe thus . aa shuea dinanaa nae ie ' 5 _—— —— Alaska towards Nome. POBition of conditions designed to : Res false iid silence Dwver was continued “T soon realized thi a | tion today deciared an extra divi etes 18 Set A ie ® wit nil touching the wats r It "ep ammearseetont: tn Tie The understanding of : wi dest roy. ‘rad unionism Peace int 7-3 of 7 ‘ " (rimina had been talked into something dend of $4 on the common shares period ‘ , I is ue oe iw th wo - ae ; at _ : . ge fee 2 . ‘rator th Peet ma Without indictiveness is impossible | into re “ gi 7 : is a : - 7 per creng If it was found out J] would jn addition to the regular quar- he FYy 44 fa" ihre CPOBE-COUDATY | Pi “er é , be eee Cave | Doman todas passed the McFadden wg — » ; Sire Coast war — ' imi} Meet of Reesor. we we A n awful “ime and f might |teriy payment of $1.75 @ shore on trips and did not ride om a train |for guiding it through the water | branch banking bill as rewritten by |that the Norge was seen off Point - UNlexs +} ¢¢ = : : ote . a ic, ne attacks are ended im-i,4,.., , ' sen in Fo Worth, mave 4 Te i. , | ode tine’ es 4 et * . = cathy peti Cages > - F a ¢ —_ a | ~ Continued on Page 3, Colump 1. | (his issuc. pduring the year. and (he other through the air, iis Banking Committee, 5 Continued on Page % Colume % Xontinued on Page 2, Column 35. | Tex. ‘ . : “ an os nr niet vo - ie - = ees oj = * “eo ~ ‘ a Saal wy CRE, be 2 ‘=. 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* PAGE 2 . ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _THURSDAY EVENING, MAY 15, 1926 ___ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH eisai MW SPAN SITUATION FULL OF PERIL md AS PARTICIPANT British Unions Now C harge « a | Lace ee son oa | FOR A “J Roma ston . have not yet formulated any gris he city. : RM I | preamesrecsser ted _— mast sae with those who walked ow Sixty-eight Doncaster miners | Community Council’s : APPEASE BO FAC ONS ——- }surrender their hard-earned fains Comments were heara today that} were ‘sentenced to three months J ase a = *- : Pare de Pe nds upon the Bit oe hard labor for breach nt the : ; ; 7 z . TT. 2aorvre ‘ = a D4 a 4 | Prisoner identified as One of tude of the employers who. accord- ma pats prow a Chain ney Ams ae emergency regulations during tne ’ higined to reper: theephet tei“. CUCU sialon ir a! strike by interfering with | Two Men “Who Obtained er Moen ) There was some improvement in| £enera’ Sirine 7 Terres Labor Holds Premier to Geritlemen’s Agree-' . ‘country, are attempting victimiza-} 7? some in ne so een nro ; i NL REAR iy lm eI I I oe wl ie AAYOR ASKED ; 4 | — ee eres » > - afta P ; conditions this morning. traffic ac- $400 From Cate Ov ner. 1071. Tf one class of fMmpioyerse commeéations being a little better. There ix a feeling in labor ror |. ” a . ieee - ment but Some Employers Plan Smashing | ‘think they can dimrupt and degrade /commodations being © Iti Wd lasithat the happenings since the call ae | | . _ Arrival of Aviztors Who Attack on Trades Unionism. | See ee een. uniy an. Right with the thought that his/ing off of.the generai strike may | ¢: ee J jons Circulated Calling les we azed | p> split between the ‘Trede F ? , oe x troubles were ended was amazec;| cause & es eee : ; ; hich «he wife of the victim routed ‘ution Is 4 peace honorably kept by °* ——* ts Cad 4 ‘ > still | Tnion Congress and the miners. needed fo ‘ood by ‘me 3 orm | which th " it at he stil i. nron ne r : both sides. upon awakening to [inc tH 4 | = ; 7 idl laborgr One suit of « Eby JOHN L. BALDERSTOS. wher BPaidwin speaks in Commons. ithe extortioners after they had ob- had to walk to work. Ever in Lomn- Former Premier Ramsay Mar- 22.50 is to last his . . . " oa i ~ ™ 4 : > > i “dq . » - ee - Celebrated by Procession Special Correspondent of the Post- it will be impossible. according 0! tained $206 and@ rode on the run- Country in Deadock. den volunteers continued to man, Donaid. J Thomas. Ernest Be pO my, . . ; . 4 + . *. " fs . , — *© re * a : —— . . t ti . . — ‘hb and New York wrpewrre sirlke spokesmen. to control the | of Throughout the country. the the comparatively few busses run-;van and other leaders were at the » ® working Service in Cathedral. Of tw the Pree Puliiger y +> me Be “=| ming board of the automobile t} ; ri ; t w ite Page ath ze TNE T) Anortner Strikes or et least ea. , on Him to Lend Aid To- Metsils of a blackmail pict. I” tion is grave indeed. The only s0- '$2.55 a week as * me ee See ie quires $2.25 worth of feeds unions and employers were dead- ning. hardly any tram cars were | headquarters early todey and after 6 New * 4 ric ione of the ficeing mend until he n 4 ; notre , ast ; sii sae dif c Sccereiae Lo the budget ww moet Suet Seely Series a: aes ss es C!C!CUCMCSCU,CO™™™CS—~— e locked. the unions demanding un- functioning. and the subway service a conference hurried away in ' and need spend only : xe SINTON, Ma’ : A) over murh more violence will follow ‘pushed her to the street. became) oyalitied reinstatement of the was about the same as yesterday ferent direcuions three wears for a dress a oe Wete * Fy ary A . " ~ ‘ i 2 . eile —_ e . — — ~ te. leo + = es morn in y a a 7 c - . c ” 38 DAYS FOR Pret OTilail he peop « today Wes A large section of the Premier's known today. sT rers arid the employers declin- Cris wo Londor nm if wh A Trader Union OngT ess EDOK es- ‘while shoes and sims a = e rejoicing ulel “und UNCeMonsiréa- cupporters in Parliament end pow- The victim of the piot was John ing to dea! with them except on pers were abie to ism8ue in (Meir man said 11,000-MILE TRIP . «= =« eg ; 7? > ry . . e « ** ~ é 4 a7 . . —.o 7 -~ = : ; general strik: uy Se JOY May seize the opportunity to break the) Westrate Hote! cafeteria at TOS% (cases called for tearing up the. ever, printed only four pages. Other country just at this time is not 2 : “ - 4 h 7 how ~ Pa the copt not more than $7. ‘* . ¢ * «7 a 7 . “ o-* + % + . er. Tre . e * -_ P r — . i Lars 4 Ts e137 4, a o i. t eRe : ; ao ef = *** 4 > 4 b iNgLiOn 0% LJ€ erful empioying interest«e want to: Scherzinger € etor of the their own terms hese in some usual form t0da’ h rhe situation contronung The budget is pre + , : a a committee of- the “eget seer ees preve premature. Many iain Pea power of the traces unions. believ- | North Kingshighwevr boulevard. In: union cards, and there was even a ne Wwspapers hope to Dring oul HOr- hrought about se much by urwili- Counci for the 4 > .* . 5 . vw? ‘4 > a ry 5? * 7 - Kee ‘ Zs . > eet ty a ler x v e a : is . 2 . ua ap % . 3 ote. : —" + + 7 °c . . “ . é Three Planes Started Jour- ere The ljewve me yrinerTe wWt'i not ac ine thes mow have he = ikers & making his cc mplain he O30 Po- refuses! in certain inst ances to re- mal editions TOMO . ] there inenesse of the mer to return oD engared in family 7? vy 77 7 . «) > +k oo 7 m ; ; or > . . " - bati - ert’ . cept the setlieme! their merm lice Captain Dineen he mei the employ the strikers at ali enough paper availabe here is & work as by the obstinate, defant It provides a uniform The NewEpaper f:’TOprie.ors As- Hard Road for aalewin. nernpetrator of the plot at tle court- The Trader Union Congress.; movement in some newspaper Quar- attitude of the employere who in : ‘ cial eens : pers a : . s - , : ; ‘ nancial assistance ney; Solialion announcec tocay M would Baldwin doer not share the view thoyse comfort station which Piaced the Situation in the |) ters againsi the empoiyment of un- so many instances. arcording to given to dependent * ° ce. *, ° true - ; = + & v7; v : — ‘ oF . —y ton . " ? 7’ ? ;. 4 - 4 bon Mien , . © i 1 P ae , : > > . D , D other ronsider terms aking the Men end will probably face a storm of We gave his chance acQuaintance , hands of the individual unions When | jon printers in the fiiture. The own- our reports this morning. have re- incom> . A ho 7 (+? ~ rike +. ‘uw , i. — > * . cy ° ‘ eis om : © —*. * 4 s+ tern mc? ‘ 5, . *~- — — ” . . . j ; indo ‘hina picy any Men Whe Wa . his best to carry out the Samue!; he said wring the trip the manj|im & State of utmost anxiety as re-! Giascow papérs already have an- | back 3 Fe , ~* . « " a ae 2 Pe st ae 7 & é = > . -~ . r - . e — 2 £ . + . 2% > in he Government has annoOUnCEeE ‘terme for the miners and get 4 C°N- | aecyueed him of an offense. deciared | Ports arrived from the provinces. i gounced thet in the future they Statement by Joynson- Hicks. i0-YEAR TERM RM FOR | : re . as ; 4 = | A ~4 . . 2 il nai 5 . _ fs , r: Pee 4.79? eo. _—, 2 . = . 4 4 a evry ‘ i rr - i 7, > : be A a ‘ . . ~~“ _-—_ — « ‘ ———- r hae F mow s , rig era: a2mmnes’ 3 or rig 4 bye ° ge rikers he WRe a moliceman an heen ene > ran es sf 7 mereass nad iff vw Il hire on} nonunion in hor Qi - illiam Jovnson-Hicks the . ; ‘f tn Fores* rara. 1S I the doi. iH 4 =~ e e ° ‘ > ° 4 y | - a ’ Ff ne — —— , > | 3 * - —_ : z 62 e on ~~ - Z J ‘- ¥ ; 4 & Rhy the Aserciaies Prem ‘ ) were tne S Dace B die-hard Tories point ° to arrest him He said. however. | eff elinquished dire; nirol o The authorities predigted th Home Secretary. broadeart a mes- = n Circuit Judge 3 ¥ $ Pe . x . : is “? * ‘ - * hoe . es . P - rriae? at ct te. - on, & -"* " *> o ¢ Trio ecm er , Sa > ‘ m — 4 | , cit) a — 4 Sernnetc 7 2 ae Lo s 4 8 ’ Pours vesterdcay found Lous = - ’ MANIA. May 4: -~s%¥ : = i = *% os - _— UIMPUaAHnI YY (0 uel Pabsaset if =i (that Srherginger af an alternative USTIOm AF SPOTS PASC 1. ¢hinee woule begin to right them- Sage Savenec tee: ded te i : ou. €¢ , — 2 = ree ih direae ason. alias Leo ee eeourses ther nha zee: = 3 ‘+ a a ¢ six @panish «aviators who started. charged 3 , ues it nich Was explain night pos ash hond of $4h0 a URCH ne CONn- selves forthwith. alihough it woul ‘The Government feels sure that | og oe i648 — she Waver for aid a 2 a 4 . , . -* —. eo ‘ . 7 a ‘ c-. '* . - > os - * os P: ~* pe : = ™ ; Wave. as is intimate nd 2 Poss unjon leaderr yesterday as a mere Tesrine the publicitw that the | fT?ss i e? it micht have te re- ,., ial a iis a nae se | A eaiamninen ; atin tian son Warren 7 a: t : oi , ‘ re Ws as 28 il Bar are NG ake considera bie time ob ' 7 He emMmpiovere Who have heen j trom Muacdric 2 Gurt BEV 20 . ‘ r . ¢ } a . = — ee = — ie ee oe 45 of first-degree ie oe = " & petition that a Sin ‘ a?ree And @SHeqQ trie ny- * ; +} 7 i} : * robbery and - eaten: : *y oec Shae a - . . . ~* rat . . ; j aan = + as iy ? : : ~ ie a ded ™-* . + # + v. = + eee, 4% + . ‘enre 1iM the Phillippines encec Wages on vaat numbers of workers | since he had szid he would not ne- | puer tf he was innocent Scherzin- ‘ ne define its attitude to- ‘ the emergency br volun-. ae Dearest ne injury in-;teer lakor will recognize the great j ae - en He was PS by Max flicted on business ty the genera! civic service those mer performed | so. p. rkman. ‘brothers ar norma: ments 6 ‘ . 4 rr; " ’ se — o? * bas fee ‘ry ° ° : “or * hy rra ~~, | ¢ . - “ ee . wrec *hz Tr coe fre e Aiei mile yournes BnOTtS befc i No! iY Tria)" 3 Gust jt" hd pUTiat S ik Eo ial auUrIne eenera: «£ mt ger or A ne ?* mai $4nn oO > 7 Ss as ; ie SOR ETE S ' FE nNagrions So serious WAS ‘ ; . - Tr}, ‘ iis . - > bao +43 ee ere > 6 1 *4 4 ‘ t7* hd €! fot si, he vy) SR ‘ Su ¥ > . 7 - ~ > 7. . > ; ‘ ‘ ° 7 ts x v r . " { "ie - Loder. wher * rie’d brour? rie ti tag * vi f { .ii* a ‘ LPs: on +? c& £ " > > a ~ r ae te ¥, » ‘ » eS . ; a tent. } jet Brin) : - rte. “ ets ¢ ; , ’ TT" uy? rre Tr? g2 977 7 cit 734 CoB .iINE oft? of ne no aU ’ wT; ‘ + (TY ys sf ernyTy é t \! a | bys "Zinger tr ‘ . rr ‘rr fligh? — 2 ts Tr ing Bb ri} 4, pr , +4 ;¢ r gar - ti? rs ‘P BRIS sat he a nm The —e is sugrgesied that @mpiloyere ct. wah 142 Street. ; . a es ool Ks ° - » ; ; 7 7% + & : ¢ ’ ? fa . eo on . * " : An ,F +> 9 Bake : . ; 5 « © if it them and took i n _ —s | American army ‘fiying field. tnree strike wus permitted in the House | C&én Five no assurances on their. ». peor pecventinn of binckmail ring the nine Gays Of the general) p> ijwas Managers Association dspensinge without notice with the «,. the m up . ! , helt * te + Levelamed tar fhe tim i rom ime cash Tegiiier. Ther are retraining, at this time , : ; ’ ¥ S545. y ats TG & 5 | oOonre- te na f Pa r* ‘*}.2 ren ce haaha tits timer " re . is © fs 34 Tre i ? , rié — ; “> ss%,4% = Sper *+ha? . ir a = Au J —_ —_ ssS5 26> +. fenr anile ‘ : n UIT? . promised the publi wey (hat services of ant i volu TY wi ; : milies from Mani serntis there wae no opportunity to Fieactionary coe owners has : ieee , eee Te _za 1& ge bit : . : e ‘ : re Tthea an . *hic . me . then ean ae ‘+ De hes — har: hast oF “> Tr? — le : rs * uA Acad oF ch resolve the confli vetween Tories, JUMpec on this passage to thresten | coherginger on the cunning board ermine whether organized la- renuired would be put on at the ear-! whi, h the Gevernment propose to - , # a r . we . " - F sie — * & -_ . - . 6 —— . : ft as TF e ; TYiis- Vik psec ss 7 intior & Insist emee y= bad pee ® ‘ - es iOwe eye - A — 7 a yr ‘ -oo* mist &s 4 . 4 " | 1° mo . . - r . =— rg on ae Be Cen siege eg wy ee eee ae a am Rk | ee a '} neeethies a eee e Miner~ Still om Strike. least two days’ pas Organization of the mil the city under the fee system! 5 An ved ¢ thx LA ri 3 ‘ yy Tilis Try 4 YT YT 2re are Pm mh. liner o ecting OST Pom d. . ¥ 5 a actually he made aj - . e : = , without forn Deg Liations in or- uone Wrhict m2 iri ue iaeG Oeciareg SOR NMec on for? aT ret tne PHVvernmen' tha’ _ ss - af — . = , ce last ary, tae cou ° ner . nas 4 rs ; ; - >: :iacaa ; “a, 4 wae ; ; > . © > rr \ a ; > " * G7 7 ic claiming th: machine ‘ nee sat of tac ene nile’ Pec the emerrency fnef services would cerned, their strike against lower Phe meeting of miners dele- Pp plied immediately. 2 in =@ poor conéitien in the ae co aia ‘ Ger its Gave Thre rPOVeETNHMeEn @ ace Kita, _ . os seats eae . T pet eren : Ee abas ten. Mir Toeermnn** , sisheatin 4 — ™ . fies ae ‘ : h > ' ' F al ee anes " Sst ' ‘ aN , rer hours ct : fca'es. which had been secheduiled to “As f is. the lock , > e J : . * ” ee _» 9 er bk me : _ . F 5 Ter? - ? 3 Ste Te. + 4h . — . i : 4 P rtnir ww 7 ‘ } "es ri¢ iv As onetit ad ~ «a : ‘ : bs *. ‘ - out “ee ees a a e . $23 fiown by Capt. fstevez in @ Jee: Premier Baidwin stands committed. ©*PeCCt. an 2 ey eee . ower 1 veare olf. of 1228 South Bight} Rs ined ; f ¢ +) } heid in London tomerrow, has tinueg and the I . ee , a ‘e . . , af - 2 . . . ° + ; i ° Ty ,en 7 32 > SetTIinw " T + )T es aha . od : - . . ai ® , EL a a ay eee CS Re entie. @Te® haG made great sacrifices tr i , P - The tron and stee! works are sti}]) befor © NBUORS: MOeunse OF (HeLu : omy yreen me 4 3 . e : . 4 , bia a2 ‘ ast »1 TY? fi rnnHr ; rr e : ‘ me , J ok Dhahatatthati e . . . - . » rs Rin . . é Muovde rat oe ' Ths i ae _ondon ‘on’ etrike im ende The citi: "ion Sir hMerbert SPAN uei iT al ©€a- OUF eHnounced his atternoon app ying to var® usr d - oe 2 + . ote * £o i 4 : {> Mn nt ; Origen ‘ak "NE tT} ‘ sy 9. Beg? .; 4, 3 7 rij ‘ ee ’ ‘ rY 7 * - as Ps ; ; i wert ‘ ; e t¢ vr; hye gS, + .. ime or mer oe Ty « : im ‘ i 7 ' Let ; ; - 74 _ ee ‘ te . 3 Raz rea ez- . : oc o- Pine. _ Agee aan f j “3 bi ' jerry ener on | r hig ‘ VrnETE . - : —_ 7m Sientiand sien is Aendine} f The T ianatorv Statement said that re- ne meeting will not be heid want a certa'nty thar a iast om s. 23 32 > ; fies : aT te Tr * ltacimnea ‘ - - ; isthe * - ‘ 4 © "ae : : 4 . ~t4 ‘ : . Vaahia Bis ‘2 pPaUitenteu s il iceai ' i _s _ — . es. =~ 3 “az tre i 7 ware Ke . : f thie riert LY i whe ft ifheg slandgarc © siving iT ne A ied nT COT TN. oT wit) he “rT. “4 - ‘ , : _ = AD o ya a 3 Ti zat r . yi T? met - e- r - he ial ’ porte 3 cs — = euauahin ‘ Ti * : % ragens sare u . on er ood + Faw ber eed howe hh. a es it ‘ Z . ris T? imin Nexo Lia- é S2iG hex a2us¢ here are no that regarc will De _ ~*~, _- re as > XN : rs 3 ] " : ™ : is ex FE. ‘ — : ‘ _ ; ey Ae + i i ; id tie ‘ = o — ; = on . tae? aia 3 4 tte | iJ pa : “Ss iA 4 ; . P a " ~ J 27 rs “Ts rf 7 a. : = - : -“ 7 33 Ca i. | x ics ar aT iz? . , riine ‘ "\. . , he ~~ ane ’ rs c 1O - ss ’ ‘ e — ’ ‘ " ‘ P » . = + a : re r ¢ rs Lerac? thes: Ti@. *s nefore they, , , resumed work but tne - War Lions O° penaedc uporT ne miners ‘rains to bring the ™ ‘rom he nre months. before we - Y- net heen De hed. ; A : i Po wes + -—* + s in- rittern: ms \ OTR? ing f € : 0- — Rains . a * ware arreement. RO har . * “PEt . 4 - : 2 lie las Y }TTi tee? as? tis ry Fi? (“is > ter? _ —s , _s r. i . rr — , Siete ™ “s S . " ~ . a” 1 Tt Sa 7 “ar 4 f rh. saa sig ais sta. sa ad it di . ‘ e 2 — +} .... ~ - ms — Execwu? 7¢ { r . an = © 4 . - - +} cr . ent’s es 2 , : ~ rm? =* =: 5 . 7 ’ rs Pry ne bed Yee s2:* , i TY on © ’ iif “ Loe. ‘ ‘ ivi LiV¥ ounel 2 - men né ys krow lie . fhe Goverm VE Tleceyrtiton igh Gazette captions the strike’: Pugh Made First Move ilisininten 3 ae 7 | ee m ge ay PP Re: leg from Scotland ti | ° 3 we Pet © oe es | c eae s : - is Ay ae ‘ os a » pwc ‘ . hats, THs« cre r i Lz cn “ie : #5 :% a : rt : % 1316 Crtemphant , Surrender "’ The sienograephic report of the F POLICEM neetings cuss terms on which Congres alling off the genet uU delegates fro colland tions are genuine. Our +... “e % tea ulema . - we : Ls ° se ; . . : 4 ~ «4 | a 2 a4 . . . # «># “oP ’ 79 2 ; ° 7 a . - ry*4 * =. Le then ; ,* iOS . ey: i Pes 7o0T ePron- anc 3 her ee Trité Cistrict v & re .4n wi 5 4 Ee Mattila was en fete io greet . Oficial Cabinet Spomesmey 4 a2clusal Interview between the sfrike TRANSFER 0 LiCE EN Cy; = eSunis TK ae K- & as & pi : _— n / ; - n = sul st cd. and n be kept. r , sorter. & sewing S12 7Tus ¢ | ; ae : ; Se afi 7 Lae ‘i . : : F : ia = ‘ _ * ; ‘ } = Fae If : -. ; ie Bpaniardas av hivpme Ve Ws rtiTre v? pilieae 6% ‘ seo? t _ + 2 Cyterm anc Tho ‘ at IY nf ce ..* ore a” tT gatée hy “Ovur 4 Y + The 1S ~ 4% Lt & oOMming by rOaC cannot a? lve un : f ad Union . 2 i _ ly ne green is oy an ard SUMEETE Giitemect comeaus sos. \comel nk the | cthtnct nies TO TAKE PLACE SUNDAY ! not consent.” he af@-| Friday night, and penne jenna Seed . ty c . . _ : —.f ; , urs Anptearmina ne * Tetrrn to LnHeyV ¢ not consent &aca- rriday night. and the confe © © mistake calling ‘ ‘ * Aperri, Northern Luzon « bre parec tw Sir Herbert Samu: fhulr neaged by Baidwin shows that Ar- nar - mat a a a . pent 4 nf _ made @ fatal im .- = comiitien One eieri--- - . ™ wes ’ . . ili sisdiines . as ails aay fad $o@ } . ‘? ’ + j >] > le ’ _ Psy = ete be . ae i ’ y oo ‘ : a ” _ - ; boa 2 ; * woe thornined? Stein Seem ‘ : si , : ee —— eh, Ty. 2? _— et ae ea mat: hOG6ITI0N,. #0 tar aB tne mm nas heen postiponsr until all are-? ener: ! strike. : tae @cleck this morning war heralded won wt the Rove! Cou mimnissio? hur Pugh presiden: of the Trades Change ls in: Line With Board. ™ | » 2 : i ia il the general Cook sm‘d. ove a ball a fairly tree course. | Parr q ca @ : . , ’ " e 7. 7 ate Par ae . . f . : : ‘ “ . - » aie e *S the screaming int represents Samuel's nersadr HoT ‘ ODERTess Caiieg OFT Ene Policy of Moving Men About sige mal mee A ; a - a en: fers whe lost their! Sarr: F 2% 4 ew ; eaves * ow 4 7 4 4 ~fye5 « and °° Oy ee Lhe mines 6 . ABKfeG se. ner 7: - ‘ + * af M 17 4 wWwhoisties A if re Ltnrang misde re VpPinio? "Thy 4 *earvy fo.- eirike tv Tore the Pere mi a enic 9) t . } tery ee | Si cerrt te~ ‘ OWI Core a ry nNuing Wore Wh ard & ; ti & i - ta . = aq Wh they: he nought Ss) Tr ere Wasek TO weakeninec of 4 — — hie in the te vilier ana et. ~ sth trogen | ee ne Oe ee RO Yee ait 4 saab at a4 nd of continu: i’ they do the Govern- Herbert Samuel's ‘morandum rf We thus > amc clams avilion | 25 { { ¥ ¢ three-m.i¢ moOuUrhney * fr) : Bry ae Lae e rs : “urt rit eck “+ ua? thy nA ust ry _ te ay ing Then Raids it Por je 4 ‘y* . Tery lire hed od eee. a? ; ’ + ° ‘ * 24? “= i? ; j++ ‘ { : © ee Ley} u , os * > am U : = me mo du en . seen " ne = oe purch: —_ 4 aa . , , rye? me re rent ment. i believe, WOUIC DF {ULI jUus- urnisnedc a reason ie basis for re- — a — : gee eis 16 share in the weicome. some 4 ee orgunis. sith proba? Fag e miners and owners toreth- men, aly : runs Oem. 4 ae STS ty heid os a secrete telegrams from all parts of | the necessity of dressing at home shoul (22. ‘Cy ssemntetes , —— > , ‘ ‘3 " — , eo ¥ ane} t31f1eaq in renewing the RI DEICS Opening ne *iatio i tt = fam SEE We SPREE : i 3 in SUtomMobiies many im picturesque eyiaiier ware ecut thun the owners °T ®2d “do al! I can to assure a ferred to new precincts and beats | for ( ety , gular dort 2 ne a ; a ng nego ions Tor settlement country to the effect that the 1 pias 4 ' ~as ia’ abois : 7 , ; : css 2s ‘ j _—" : ° : "| 2 ‘ att ry’ er , 7 |) TY ndainke nePrn: ATtTIonNS I ire mines © - = all [Pr “no > . - . 24 em@romaetus. or Nnetive Carrieg*s. enc znnuunced mediation in future -USt @n¢ lasting settiement Sunday bey Wil remain in the Workers SUMpuion Of Work r age min strike K replie¢: refuse +o resume work.” —_— arati at iit a . ” 7 s3 a2 A :3 ‘] =" : adi ere iT - . - - - , « ar * “a> 3 + ts rie —T e , « cs S é c * = ; ae ie ate The Speh-| core af miners throw: . . J. H. Thomas. one of the mos 84m: Hist ricts how ewer Thi Manchester and Salford was ©@n' ae ee ee “Frank!y. my opimion is thet it Reading May Head C —_ a, : sid ste . . es ts] : PTe TLIrTow Out oF work ' sh gt re = . . ‘ oe . ‘ tam 4 . im a - : re - ' = fT ers a E 4 r- Ff @&F. Sgtaes FE i ‘ seins lat were interrupted can be re- furnished a ver od ha ad - Qe bie Brecuct sesquipliane af (iy reoreanis: ' : important of the labor jeaders dur. chamee is in line with the 3} ry - ee 2 ey a sis. There Lore Reading. former : con +3 Jar 7 ig ; } - 3 2 I »_* on eee idZz laa! ae ’ uni Sod . ts . : se . eit ar . mur bom 24 thy Q I th . 4 ™ “ - ~ a¢ Trig : peared escorted by tWo SQUBGTON® | estimated as hich at 256 00 ang (Be the strike. said. “We trust vour Board's policy of n ng the me: Day-to-Day Jobs for Printers eager -_ — te . De ee ee thoroughly India, may be chosen neuf ee wtter s 9 — ii eats Page rteeghes ee | - ; “ Premier Raidwin has asket h@ anprove. and it tai ) ? eS R- | Que 4 ” . —s . > ea . . . ore 2 ° > » ° ‘ 8 : - , er. 74 ‘ rye q ry? . , ° ss tes ry ’ $ +4 of American pianesr, and lancec OP 4g Government sulsids Keep word us Prime Minister ADOUl eV 1x mo . Krys ne mas ee aR a erytives to meet him a?’ nce set S a h6[menyi men of the eaguaee , Ts seers 2S abundant as weual - the fieicd. kept cieer by two com ¥ tie t the ' : r i is hinted that since the King. th! frorh becoming to frrilinr todays nnountc that its members are trea ee . oe paltry points for useful discussion: but J committee for reorgant { ite ‘Wadia eile ieee : = 4 | 2 , 3 : i 7 rd : . fi.e~. * a3 i eet Erte e- Yet ou ing rie : ‘ : - *hie coo US Oo ‘omn mrs +} ‘ ; , The airrmney wer earried mm ‘v4 - re a stil Full of Menace. at EF f ] ‘ TLiirie } . thé. ers if } . I ; ; las TT 5 _ : : ‘Reading has been in . ? . 2» a. he parievs. no rebudiation of on: The police force will be further pending a national settlement with. | Disorder in the Mine Firelds. To Acceys no Wace Cut«. Gallery of Commons on | 7 ste ee umph hack to Manila in a iong lt Was on the faith in this dori ais ur P =. on 3 Be * on é b. 3 rt " 7, T . - ’ . -—~ * * 4 * ‘** . . > . . ; ‘ —" ™ * . + ‘ 7 os © . “ . + t 3} e c 4 Farr ? a : precession of sutemohilies, which ment. according to Frames: \f: UnCerTelaAnGding wouid he permitre: Ens OTmed SunGas wis o: , ne p ine IPcusiry A JONGES : ne se'uement ¢ 7 om orecast that the | casion on which the co: 3 ~s ential re- | abow . . “ atin 1 . - , P " ante . . . & * aii . . . - - ++ , 7 - | : [oO nar in aenet t PR eee mer : ine nateotmes salen ae ne ne oanaiain Omnibue }+} eli 4 an-nft-. Miners. with the'r knowledge and | Thi stopped Viris fis before 1) ‘ nNienu- I bao Tiga : Arthas Henderson and Paes WILNOUW ti: VA ; ié «xt hye ; is ee s i ; it aw Bets. . ak é , ninwvus rive perera) Strike nas hac an i ru. a and Wark discussed. 11s YT * is 7 m wep “Ss can ¢ ments *y ty ores BY w } emnonered ey? Tyee? ; it vue * j ? WW, or " ing ic 1 bai Ud437 MRO rs , Th « gry? s4 Th 5S BG . ‘ . ri + , or * wna by usands / erme’? i? * his Tyee er hyy oa! ‘eias eX HPerience np Se 3a the twiandse for Spel: amd YFiime SiTrike Was calied off Cniy Baid papoose ge ’ SSeS Y al UrOSs, Was where moos miners held up road — aaaeetnn oneness hat ito the Cabinet meeting at 4 No Complaint Azgai F | dopa & 4 . . anh Siteaateaatintiinstan _— ee ‘ “ ‘ . aats” rT) — ian sali “ ‘ aici ow wee ad " ” Ts ae - . 5 —_- + Pe - . es “ : mf eer. > | j 24 the rater ai hor ef the Min 'nor Wil Fd. |X Primi? 7h { 53 ernment 's Phe i is? “ OTA e? offi rs Se UsTRIT} _— : Surnimes I ? he . ‘ ’ ba o i. - = Bo TT? £ Limi? ee At the Catholic cathed@ri wir hin HiVeTniions® and unt he does an the ine Pap - HN GBaPpPearedc las e. 4 re; Gsec 10 re-tMm- when the porce harred and ar - *; iag 5. * ? ; ° when w a > 7 e 4 3 a rm’ «€ oe on. VV ? _ | Ti 7 ss ty « - - * .* t+ + " > ** . 2 t 7." > - , . GS? — zy «=? a +s “ert i the medieva] waelied cit: of Manila. S!'Uation remains ful) of menace Mient along w it rival, the o Fears 3 . yie und 1 ; y en guilty of sabotage oor rested 4&0 men A PrOCeSBION Of | 6 Mi caliditeens..cnllidiitedooni SS See " : * | ewees ; . Ia Bt awe , ‘ sae — 3 : . j ‘ ~ P. + “ i me. " 7 oe on - 4 . “ a siatiel ‘: s ae — . . ‘ P ait 7 - a ”~ S - - o- oe - 4 ; ¥% an impressive Te lieunm was sung Raldwin made it clear. when he - eoreeeen 4asette. printed y 6 . embers ® Supervis Siatt women marching on Doncaster war e ane he w : is ‘ ; 2 Af : is leas cai am ' Be , Oul commen? burt ir bearer, our ee, __ ? 3 ges we bit, eHhiria . yx 1 ; = . ; rr Mienerced . - et™one foywrse ot - Ia rr —oIniy th 3 :? z : with tive M oe’ .t** VW Liitm yy f iat! F m ne Clataeds anc i T — — : ’ . Bi. : in ' ; -— - a > Af : ‘4 ; re ft 4 ica” Sm oi ow . P shinitiins : >" ee7—s 7 aP 4 iors Beeer: , , “2d ; —— [rT] act *s Leta ; a 3 a o8t TS le lenges ts te thie } {itp- hits rerriiurks broadcast inter pve ac Mo? Orrrece , ben bie 3 —_ * - ml In ‘ i bi ears i | ' * had : + ¢a es nee “ sli : — an ' ane nee , ' - i — ~_ v5 F oe - = wm tee _— ——— sae : 3 : on ; : — aiff ti re a ae - . mift2 a fi¢ Sass J i- mula “a ra = : ; oS ‘a >. : t i =>. — at pines, officiating : 3 | n- | we bai = ling confidence that | ¢ eg HE & 3 ‘ 7 a. 23.3 & T) Wid i ; } ' -* 4 ; lia ‘ “4 © . — 8 mer : ~ ovat mm - at The first-man to greet Capt. Gal- | *iGers his hands free. but that hy Circulation of 2.500.000. ses . | ne untal ITY a z ees ~ om « 4 : %: : »* 7 7 iin ~ ? Se pS "ry ° "e . T. : 4 s 2 ; , , ° 1) i ‘ TY ‘ rT “ i ry i's P -_ ~* ~ kas : er For eer * hs ~h - a ¢ 2% a we —— for Feneroswity on the part of Lhe ite unique journalistic career. | moger . é , i stitution 15 duc w . Bea: im than that has "O18. ee comrade of the Morocco campaign : : ss niforme n hobrne*s« An ie etine ; . ua\ he) ‘enrnis *tterments ce ' ey. . : , ‘ ar: ; 4 * . eeean tts sha ae é Lis : oe 6 re © iljs= - ae e LLP Te ‘ : ' be cost , =e, wehraceaA +} CMPoeVvers CO-O Pe Tat ioy r*% the en Ving power o haneceilor , ‘forts tog could * fF who Pus rit “ up me ctks ‘ mm rat ‘ Ms .Se ’ ‘ +} . ‘ . - c VA it? _ Tié fy i? oO’ ie ~F = ¢ r@a turned “6 2 _ ey aviator A pe TN rel stan ty Ae Ot Whole countrs mri the agropning ry it¢ bx: neque ° : nurehil: - re ery . ‘wie : > Fal % y +4 i Z J : : ' : > . : * ae 7 on P —_ e i 2 ‘By ; ‘ aL eee hol a Ce n ,s “4 dare i. ise itm ire w ii tint if " Sof OF ‘ ‘ the gTcatcst possible value . en a.s ¢ rpen ditures t * eurred. nen. women and childreg “its Qua :* Cc Beit . Pha iu ™ ; See 4 jie. - r.wUY 7 « ; Wiki lowest possible price. onstruction of four Imported kitchen or breakfast P :, 7 nese now is net to triumph. but te *ighth and last teu : « attempting to Kiss the flvers a : ee i rig ryt as a | be c ’ = - Se § a § Me = — Est amp NSWwhHow MeBGQuarcvere Upon When informed ts the strike With Oniy five columns of trpe. the " ' a the thing so orten desirec. ihis i “> £reater termea 2% ‘3 h hr : id ° 7 L ad ~ ‘7 *? ° . ’ The ner , ~ ‘wr * éeaz* ir a oe | , ‘ . a . Lermss inc: ere comvensent : th = ~ 4 ha * a oa: the shoulders Of persone ~ sie enderse of their action. Mr. BRalewir PrINntere waiked ou? “vanew Ton MINE IMVeRULat er & Use ' is a regular $a = '-s ’ ® - pes ” . 2 i . : — . i a ’ , +> on i : , =e 2 * hye Autor ty ‘ : e " =" thes, i . —~ « : — mF — — e ? ial ? *- .-. 3 4 tive of Governor rap nera! Wood. the ae in whether etrikers would be re. | 224 he met all the res: of the paper OTM OF); WI ‘ ‘ ee o Frejuse Jewelery ment Geiwer: icrms: te whetne? i he a trade. a used FE 2 33 + 2), & Tt me “Ty ‘ral * 4 Pa % Ou’ ris Wie ar ReRTe ’ sys pr thee Yor. i suit WO w ao | vv @ ’ a r 4 a: Fpan is} ONFUui-(2enerTai and he instated in their old jobs, he ve. | nae @' cq ¥ "4 Mai! Orders Invited LOCUST at NINTH Maver uprignt ™ concert grand, ree = | Mayor of Manila. the procession ee a ee NfNized One as a former inmate of fi 345 you to talk it over with us ta >i} G a . . on . 2 ; sta ried t ePward : he ae y eee he te k t u ¢ n ST, LOUIS TT DANSER OF SOT Vlise t ¢ a PTTh: ’ : a hen! charge for our acrvice ; 4 ’ i ining You can trust ie to con- ; : i e the Wherever the aviators went ee ha tame nan ania with In searching the vouths the d: crewds attempted to kiss them and 2 a apse apa ————— a LOSING AIR MAIL SERVICE tectives found ar unmailed letter carried them upon their shoniders. ***™ © Goeing How bet we can get . addressed to Edward Lone. known Ther entered the cathedral upon *” eountry back into the con@ition Carners Are lasing Money. But also as Walsh a prixoner in the rite Literature upon request. “The Piano House With a Conscience” ‘ * - * : , ; tf = ey, PreN " ¥ $ etre ae Senne 6 nite Sesto aero 4 the shoulders of the procession. a tadonmaiy pt: asp Matborstg ” nee Tou Will Give City Chance to jail. captured a week agn after ar ‘ . on Humber of Spanish priests assisting will want my co-operation and I Work Up Interest. escape from the House of Deter a : ' [i eer, CY BT (EE Lt ao Gene in 1 the aAthedral that a damage done nd make this coun- patronage cf the air ma eS a rence on 1 re iars "tk Te whe = . MM Girt died of the nce try u little better und happier place | Maj Willian Ir i jeter trad ty part “The gang will | 1018 OLIVE ST. «= © co- Bde ‘ : ‘ * : hg ons hte TT) 4 ropertson prs , rt £ Wii " = ry, ‘ i+ hae . ewe nt vene . — ise ; ’ ie * Spanist Plane was heavily an _— inti : —s Gent of the PLO Dertsor Aireratt ** vr f nang soo! aE . ; - » S . ‘ : ” ‘ > 5 : a fuarded to prevent seuvenir hunt. | ae Donald Pxpected ¥ Pledges Orporation. contract carriers dé : — " ers from damaging i: | Macbonald showed clearty in the Foor Mp Le athe einem Spies mo siti be a8 em : . $1.000.000 for Ohio Dam =~ . — 4a; * A eas i a3 uae | Mey. tBRR Ue iaS Tes ¢}> & Tt Mie a&vVisaiors have received thie 3 +} ae e | wmmrons thet he -« pert nigh , ge ~ : aah —~ . LO OEE LA NO ET HH: 6 Ot ——-O - e i . s * .* ,™ ? i . J . 4 & « ONET&tulations of ‘King Alfonss of hiedges and references to the “We are carrving an average o7 latmen? 7 | tie ry »* > eateries he acd ‘tar il . ~ . ‘ _— = ; . 7 a a — ° . a | poe “4 e. tempt to fiv hack to Gna; — Ae BOSC UUa- coat of cents a milk With daily a ‘couldnt make the Bit. —— — Seen OF fe. iters and the Covernman’? ae on He ss ' vi ; si k= +. : " - Dia? “at: Turn Pr steamer dene - were s- TEN Of asmMmost 60: moles our ‘ ae ok them o sierp | Pe =i ‘ _ ™ nds UPon nore Tr Tits are ‘VM , ‘Tim Tome nan $h - : fe ‘ - ——_ i> ~ Te a — | ; 3 conciy eS Aree fram Madarie A proposal has ank . a =a wiie Vn tne operating cost runs close to gant , ' be erat 3) * = P n i decided to >? piace | pany 4 — t has ‘te Of demobilizcasi we ’ . ~ — — —— > ‘art hene a . . s heen made to present tty. la — en, Which w a day = | SS A eet: and dd so, & : a . 7 ? Ane to Pe. Chobe dehy Ta kK « sh4 vers Ag te ac — : , : ' . *; Oe owe “. ~— > I ard = the Philinnine (sOVerg rent Ing’ no fut ode RASUTN- ('NOVIOURY ww: “ZL 2 not oo r i am year. 2 oes © TUPLNer tron!) Son ' ‘ 7: Pt . : oe si ee. " . "ha evar Ge : Ty ~~. Figs , “ ¢ c* o> + > hi ha ¢ he . ae '¢ 4 ¥ a _ PTT) & 3 Tre ; ee wee " a bdbdon Feteasi $ ‘ yac he £ 74 r « r ~ : = 2 Se as | Pitcht Recan April 5 Wirth B “he King’s appea! + he peor ; The center is half Mar shmaliow and half Apricot ' ?S net he erased. ao I re- S 3 : a ~ q b s T>#*7) " e - ae & a . : ne “ s . : oe . oF 4 4 : E t La) © OTe teas inet tiie? $ \: ~e iLArLis we ’ ; SU Tp bs rT | ** x * al . * . 1} » . $ ” — il t% f t« r ~ *% : . : : a: ; > “~ 4 ? 7 a ba —- ' ’ ‘s> +-€9F 7 - if Raaiees gether and conf to come to- terest in the mail as Kansas City Jeli... which blend together amazingly well. ) : = a bee s . ' ? i. = . = , ss COT yO t Py 1K. ' : . “4 “sot a —— a: The Ma@rid-to-Maniia then: he ation «ni « tne difficult Dallas and St..Jomenh have dane Milk Chocolate A a Mall : -& Which now show the = fam Apri! &. wher three airpianee i a en. tnRindtes | the eneeies will halen ¢ a - MUR CKocoate “Apricot Maiows may be new to you, Se" ten of the Gentermas e 733 3 » . ‘ the King « he from ++ back ' ve we 2 Soe ehale Pak mm r said that he ed ” = * eS a t Tet teu? em See rm hee ates WSS" . iv? * +o ’ ° > 7 ? ? > ~ * © » *37 4 ~ =e ' + + — m e. ; 3¢ ijatnaers Mar a . é . — es : s - “ . ‘a # vy Fae F. gG ahrede anda ; i on . an. . Oe ee ¥ i :? :> 7% r 3 fi me? 7 om *..« , . . - ret onr *° te. - tore ~ by ‘gs. t'’ oY —— — iad - : : , ™s 1 >. S.ungeRr ’ 7 thy 7 “a . + wen a: we . eT — 2 +3 . e : ae art *% —T , . beh cn oe a> ee peace ne. t tus . ark oa “aed mv} ’ “Gg OF tae eleree te i “ | e R ys Cc | | lated . — = 2 “tory of the Company Sek hed pleted br Esteves be_ | sides Friday’s Candy Special % od 4 % ‘ — ™ rao ow ~ oy ; : img forced dewn @uring the cro«s- if labor finds tte. betrarea” | 2 ; gerne ie a é : on rare : — “ » . in ot th. Ts lore —_ Aeanr- oa in a, as ut YN x 2 ad $54 $68 (ag $a4, s * . : : & t aa . an in ‘ ’ “_— aeTRased * : we iTmen im that plane were —— L924 $1330 896 af bonds Be . — mreree# be Pevish svntom oer ST.LOUIS POST-OISPATEY thes wandered severa? @a.« in the Poundec ns JOSEP i PULITZER Ther > sere - 7 ‘ ater . EN Publis hec Daily &. The Pu Pu ligteer eubteh oh Ing Carts. Tworiza an@ Galiarta cor ‘.. Twelfth Rewlewerc an@ Ob Sires. tinged Br rapid Stages untii Hanoi | ‘Membe jure of oe uO, } al ~ T: Fo “ "> ~ & “se re = a VIweEE k anne 4cow Tl ATEYT Thea _ , . is" = fi ota? os” é ¢ ; ~ What’ s New? SS one: i eat a die ee m=st Lweocer ber g re- “A298 Was effected im whied | PT&piva: stock was changed te! Mir valee but authority from Pate Finance Comumieioner acids rae ak einer Mh In 1-ib. rg | Boxes A hint of the prevailing fash- Opera Gum Drops ihe Oe... 2 10ns is brought out strongly in these oxfords to Please the _ Our Stationery —— ‘ ; The Associated Press te exclusively em. expos- eva ned to self 29996 shares} frm os leg fren on Hanoi tr Macen ++ bam i th ume for repah tt aien of al tion of h woman who longs for foot FRIDAY’ + «© - [= . sows diepetches credited tr ft or nas : : the new S BAK R LAL ‘* $59 a share or for « total et ar ser 1a mear Hone- im swe published therein =e bw the and Smart con- case but 18 reluctant to dis } ee : E Y SPEC S es ( : 3 weee. Capt. Leriga’s Plane Was nenubtication of anecta dena chee 4 - Certs im station- card her pretty shoes. (ae MAPLE PECAN LAYER CAKE- baking at home is E “koiniders tnek appregi- i Ee forced fown rear K wangcchow-Wan = orice @-6 6-0 6 6168 600 0 we ee ; 30¢ i co € HI CAG O & AL " ON "ZS. .heuwh “he netitten ai- : ? 4i” \. SEVENTH ST. ki, ‘Prictiealls oofhine “ The: OF " Troriveny wenn, where they arrived | Srivrec as goons _— ma! ter July 17 803 LOCUST ST. : : 7 tz 326 N. Prom 23 -Y 3” selling Iterature. as | ‘. ost tg j 2°79 a. ibe wai ne at S . Lue. Mo ; , N « = ot : | . ; ; . : Rroesway Garteia thar _ ‘ . a Prone Matz lili . i o Candies Like Busy Bee UNION STATION. Phone Marr 4700 . Sad discounted sbout eeemmeemell SN RR , . eT * IPI ~~ 2 mC

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Len a ape sua a | $22. 50 SUIT ONCE IN 3 YEARS ENOUGH FOR A LABORER ae Council’s New | "$2. 85 a Week for Food. ) | | The new standard budgct for idependent families recently issue iby the Community Council gives $2.89 a week aS the amount |meeded for food by the manug; laborer. One suit of clothing at ) $22.50 is to last him for three Liye ars Ah working woman re. F jquires $2 25 worth of food a week. : lace ‘ording to the budget OUulline, and need spend only $30 ever, three years for a dress ang Coat. .while shoes and slippers are ty ieost not more — $7.40 a year. | , The budget is prepared py és 4 committee of - the Communit, ‘Council for the use of agencies engaged in family Welfare work ‘It provides a uniform gseale of fi. lnancia!l assistance which may he ‘given to dependent families whos. income does not meet the necessary budget. | i0-YEAR TERM FOR ROBBERY A jurv in Circuit Judge Mix’s |court yesterday found Louis Thon. -ason, alias Leonard Knoth, 25 year¢ ‘old. of 1948 Warren avenue. Luilty of first-degree robbery — Sen. 'itenced him to 10 years in the & Penitentiary. He was identified by Max ana Fred Parkman, brothers, as one of /two men who entered their butche- Shop at 1427 Benton etreet, Mare} 26 held them up and took $2 from the cash register. (Clyde Mitchell, jointly indicted, wij] }, trie d later ceenge ean anes ate t ’ Me ithat-the proposed changes in ;} organization of *he mining indus try shall actually be made and ap. le- plied immediately. to “As it is, the lockout still co, has tinues, and the only terms 1}). J. men have before them are tern applving to various districts. ww. _ want a certa’nty that 'egislation i: no that regard will be framed wit! he thre months, before we eonsent to bUr any wage agreement, so we shall . | know that the Goverment’s inten- d tions are genuine. Our piedces e still stand. and wil! be kept. Mil 3=6“The Trades Union Congress ace | made a fatal mistake in calling off re the genera! strike,” Cook said. “\Vea _ knew nothing abont their reasons. pir There was no weakeninz of the - men. We have seen hundreds of re- | telegrams from all parts of the ent country to the effect that the men Pa: “refuse to resume work.” it) Reading May Head Commission. pre. Lord Reading, former Viceroy of hiy | India, may be chosen neutral chair ANY iman of the suggested = advisory at Iicommittee for reorganization «f ac- ithe coal mining industry. Lora Reading has been in the Peer.’ Gallery of Commons on every »°r- the icasion on which the coal dispu‘e ndi/was discussed. This morning ac- |interviewed Premier Raidwin prior Atito the Cabinet: meeting at which tee the whole situation wag reviewed mscience The unfailing confidence that |! * the public is placing in our in i | stitution is due entirely to our conscientious efforts to give you the greatest possible value at the ' lowest possible price. li We deo not make extravagan: claims as to’ terms We unl. | however, arvange anv kind of terms that are convenient to you, even to allowing you four yess | to pay hatever your Piano problem may bre, er it be a trade, a used instrument. a ver, upright or concert grand, it will pay to talk it over with us. There iw no ve for our advice. Literature upon request. se With a Conscience” k Piano Gn. St. Louis TIGAN ||| mer Paradise: a Cor. 11th) fy beeches and ice --where every ewaits you, cost) What- testes there's proce at Charle- Oeky. Traverse ys Bandred other towns, resorts Woods stations trip feres and ping cars. Cali 0 & ALTON~>| RQUETTE Resioos . Phone Garfield 2520 TION. penne 5 Mein 4700 ats A RE - alk . , i rl freens k ec pers, if it is to | Waste. The city has from tim: time spe nt large sums for Breens, the greens have not bloomed. Petitions to the Mayor were d for signature at the park and by early next week. it pexpected, will be presented to Mayor with 1000 to 1500 sues. & OF AL TERING BOOKS TO CONCEAL Continued from Page One. yrne tething for which I really was responsible.- But sinc I had a hand in the pie, 1 was afraid Moreover, I couldn't make the ks halance. I took them to sleep mame. Then 1 decided to replace t sheéts, and did so, in Platter part of last vear. I did tel] I je! l. Some of the erasures Hd not be re-erased, so J] re- Pile the sheets and placed them he books. which now show the condition of the Gonterman | ae Bakemeier said that he ,. ant . Pt Tt) COrrr: ’ . : ~ falsified sheets and vf) 4 . , rere q hy the Re feree to \ ‘ i - . vy a them Ristory of the Company. Company was organized in With capital stock of $50.000. . ¥4S increased to £100.000 in 19824. $190.000 of bonds and last December a re- “tion was effected in which stock was changed to Mr value, but authority from Finance (commissioner tained to sell 20.000 shares m™ at $50 a share or for a total ad 600 an: Di: Stockholders took approxi- My half of it in exchange for holdines, leaving $500,000 to Posed of on the open market. Sa le To the nNublie } PRE», : . . Sing. though, the petition al- " the Hook val 1 aft the stock nly BE “4 1as)=— heen E that it had discounted about — MUNY GOLFER «tions Circulated Calling on Him to Lend Aid To- ward Construction of IN BAD CONDITION Golf in Forest Park is in the dol-'! wmporary struct ury with dressing ! October, when fire destroyed | They are retraining, at this time, | ee re the would claim it for Norway. i. e a ‘minally 7 inVeeved criminaliy IN |} mission of 20 per cent and that two ae nee nn nee share and its actual! ‘ : ‘Pract i liv nothing.” The | MY, in selling literature. AS- | ST.LOUIS POS7-DISPATCH Defendant in Divorce Suit eee Philip De Woskin photo. MRS. DOROTHY LOUGHEED "HUSSEY. Amundsen Ne: aring: Nome - After Centinued from Page One. cy . , sie - Arr ts , i Rarrow early this morning. Poin Barrow is 550 miles from Nome should put the dirigible at Nome about noon today (St. Louis time). At Nome the airship will aga come into uch with free news Norway. By A SeOCIALE Press my \'\ \ { RA \1 \ iL +) —imevy l > tion of e earth's last territoria a ‘ mia dep is y, esa 17 men aboard the dirigible Norge. Roald Amundsen, commander of t the vessel, announuced before his 'departure from Spitzbergen that if inv land were found in the million sjuare mile unexplored area he- tween Alaska and the North Pole| hour, the great dirigible covered | ithe 750 miles from Spitzhergen to After passing the North Pole iimed by the United States by the known area of the world a the rate of 5000 square miles an could see 50 miles on each side. Early in April Capt. George H. Wilkins of the Detroit Arctic Expe- lition reconnoitered 1l1t,vv square | ? imiles of the area and [tound It 1ce- , oOveregd } The last radio message recelvead | here vesterdayv from the Norge was 'sent at 9:30 p. m. Tuesday, Eastern + Standard Time. just after passing 'the Pole. The Pole was crossed at ip Ice Glistened Like Jewels. A radio message to Rome from ‘Commander Umberto Nobile, de- ieigner and pilot of the Norge, sal id! Italian flags. one for the Italian! | that when observations of t} sun's ‘rays through a mist indicated ths ship was overthe Pole, it descend- | ed close to the ice fields. A bril- liant rav of sunlight made the ice | zlisten like a mass of gems. The temperature was 10.4 degrees above zero Fahrenheit Amundsen to Claim New Land for | ee RS Crossing Pole American. one Norwegian, and three Italian. This, partiy in view lof Peary’s prior claim for the | United States, had less significance and the average speed of thej|than Amundsen’'s plan of dropping Norge is 50 miles an hour, which 'a flag on any land discovered fur- | 7 | , a | ther south. Such land might be an} air base connecting Europe, Asia and America. Rome newspapers hailed the crossing of the Pole by the Norge as a Norwegian and Italian tri- umph, scarcely mentioning Lincoln Elisworth. the onlv American aboard. whose financial] backing made the flight nalehie. one Phe success of the Norge will re- ‘store public confidence in lighter- than-air machines, in the opinion of Commander Charles Rosendahl of the Los Angeles, at Lakehurst, N. J., senior surviving officer of the wrecked Shenandoah. Flying at the rate of 50 miles an day Cake. a j ROME, May i3.—Judging by AA Commander Nobile’s radiogram, cake, except that flags, instead of candles, decorated it. e When Riiser larsen observa- tions indicated that they were di- rectly above the top of the world, the great dirigibles slowed up and descended close to the ice fields. Amundsen dropped the iworwegian flag. Ellsworth the American, and Noble the Italian, then two other)! Aero Club and another for the City of Rome -adios from the Norge for a time | came to Rome like war commu-| niques, but none has been received | since the succinct message an- nouncing the Norge’s arrival at the Pole a few minutes before 2 a.m. ive flags -were Srepped--ste’ Wednesday, Rome time. & per cent dividends. | pi receivership petition alleges | that the bonds were sold at a com- A shares of stock are being traded for one bond of $100, a transac- | tion upon which a 20 per cent com- mission also is being paid 7. 2 concluded that the net to the com- pany upon a $50 share of stock thus has been $34 It is charged that Field has been drawing $600 a month as salary vet has credited many of these sales to himself and has collected the commission. Charge as to Funds. It further is alleged Mat he h is 4 “misappropriated” funds of the , company to his personal use until } he now is indebted to it in a large sum and has no assets from which to discharge the indebtedness. Other officers of the company ADVERTISEMENT BIG DOLLAR OPTICAL SALE AT KEIFFER’S, THE GUARANTEED KIND Sale Friday and Saturday Only— Keiffer, Broadway and Franklin. — Come in and see these wonderfu! Big Zylo Frames with dandy Toric | Lenses. Similar glasses sold else- | where $: 50 to $5.00. Fitted free} by our expert Optician, a graduate | with years of experience in fitting glasses, Yor only One Dollar. Spe-| cial lenses extra. $100, 000 USURY | #° 900,00 of paper in 1925. It prom-!are W. C. Hanser, vice president, -? Ge Boe 2. Tavlor, secretary and treasurer. Directors in: lude (,eorge R. Hunsche, vice president of the Title Guaranty Trust Co.; J. Ray Weinbrenner. attorney: John Baeunmer of Kimmswick, 4 farm- er: Dr. G. W. Sieving of Maxwell, Mo.: R. E. Wenger of Aljlltonton, Mo.. a banker: Thomas Roques of Eureka. Mo., a contractor. The latter four were hrought into the directorate at the time of the com- pany reorganization in December. Field. who is about 35 years old. resides at 7567 Cornell avenue, Uni- versity City. Me also maintains a home at Steelvilie, Mo., and is said now to be constructing a_ Ilarge dairy farm there. The Republic Fi- nance Corporation recently in- creased its capitalization for deal- ing in automobile paper and sec- | ond deeds of trust Charges of Gonterman. Gonterman charges several! “schemes by which the company charged usury. The chief one was that the company would give him two checks when making a loan to him on collaterae He was com- pelled to give back one of the | checks, so that the net return to ‘him, he declared, never was more 'than 90 per cent cf the fece of his | note, often no more than 66 per cent and in some instances only 50 per cent. When forced to renew loans. he declares, the company would charge him an additional 10 per cent. Hill. Gonterman’s attorney, stated to the Referee that the company was governed by the general State | statue forbidding interest or dis- a ae ne ee re —— See ee oe ee NL HUSSEY, TIE FIRM OFFICER, SEEKS DIVORCE Wife Is Daughter of Late Con- servative Leader of the Canadian Senate. eee ee Nolan lL. Hussey of 5122 Wash- ington boulevard, secretary of the Hussey Tie Co., yesterday filed suit for divorce against the former Miss Dorothy Lougheed of Calgary, Alta., daughter of the late Sir} James Lougheed, a wealthy Con- servative leader of Western Can-| ada, and Lady Belle Lougheed. He charges desertion. The wedding was a social event of considerable interest here and in Calgary. Dennis B. Hussey, wealthy presi- dént of the Hussey Tie Co.. with whom he resides. Announcement of the engagement was made short- iv before the wedding, which took | place Nov. 4, 1924, at Calgary, be- | : (erupted and she underwent ex- nN fore members of both families. An early hearing of the suit is} _ | guisnh. expected. Mrs. tTlussey having signed an entry of appearance, which was presented through her: attorneys, Fordyce Holliday & White. It is understood she was | here recently to sign this. Hussey | is represented by Harry C. Barker and T. D. Drurs. Petition Charges Desertion. In Nov. 13 last. the _ petition avers. Mrs. Hussey left her husban/ | : ios 3 1 P . oc, . > . isaid she complained several times and returned to Canada. writing tr him on Dec. 26 that she would nev- er live with him again. The suit! sets out the effect of coming 5s) asf | ; far south on this young woman a Northern country, who found herself in unaccustomed surroun i ings, far from the friends and ro'l- tine she always had known. The oniy daughter of a wealthy man of high social position, the petition says Mrs. Hussey had lived in the lap of luxury at Calgary but. coming here. found that necessily 'made her husband stick to busi- iness. and thev had to move [to Houston. Tex... where Hussey repre- vented the tie company. The com- pany provided them with an at- tractive apartment there and Hus- sev was able to “maintain the de- fendant in a dignified le and | ‘surround her with the usual com- forts and luxuries commonly en- joyed by people of plaintiff's means and station.” Although he tried to make her happy. the suit continues, the ‘sharp contrast of her new life and | e 'The operation took about four} i her mafriage. Her father died and |} she went to Calgary and did not) return. becoming possessed of in- | 'dependent means, if Is avs rred. the old soon caused her to regret Attempts at Reconciliation. Hussey went to Calgary and also E wrote and telegraphed his wife but. it ts asserted, she steadfastly refused to return to him, stating | she @id not love him and did not want to foster sentiment for him nor be\in his society. He was un- successfu] in an effort to obtain a position at Calgary. Mrs. Hussey’s parents were pio- neers in the Canadian West, her mother having been one of the first white women born in Cal- ; - , : ss lin Ontario went out aS a young ithe North Pole im 15 hours. The | Norge reached the pole at 6 o'clock (on Tuesday night. St. Louis time. | North Pole Decorated Like Birth- hour. At 2000 fect in the air they | barrister and became interested in politics. King Edward knighted him for services to the dominion His power as a political leader and financier grew and he became a prominent figure at the Canadian | |capital. At the time of his daugh- | ithe North Pole, after the Norge's | passage, must have had something! 'of the appearance of a hirthday ter’s marriage he was Conservativ: leader of the Canadian Senate. For a time during the World War he was head of Canada’s war machine. on the first visit of the Prince | of Wales to Canada Mrs. Hussey was his dancing partner several itimes at functions at Calgary. The | | Prince visited the Lougheed home | lon is subsequent trip as Baron | Re nfrew Six Injured in Bomb Explosion. NEW YORK, May 13.—Six ten- | ants were injured when an explo- | sion, which police think was caused by a bomb, wrecked the iower floors of a tenement house 2st 355 West Thirty-seventh street early today Two policemen rescued the victims from beneath a mass of broken furniture and plaster. The explosion was ac- companied by a flame that could | | be seen for b locks. count in excess of g per cent. The company replied that the deals with Gonterman were ne loans hut were ortright *‘urcesases Of se- curities offere# Hi.-r declared that the company was nor authorized under the statute to buy commer- cial paper. et ne ee Hussey is the son of she was burned. --—~- o enad ,Of grading broom corn become ef | fective, the South THURSDAY EVENING, MAY 13, 1926 ST.LOUIS POSi-DISPATCH TELLS OF BEING BURNED BY HAR DRESSER: Woman, Who Is Suing Beauty} “4 Shop Owner for $25, Testifies Before Jury. ee The pain and tribulation which . ' some women suffer to have perma- nent waves put in their hair pro-| vided jury and spectators in Cir-' cuit Judge Hamilton's court today with food for thought and consid- erable amusement Miss Kyronia Ritchey, 20 years old, of 1610 Belmont avenue, is|! suing the Margaret Maule Marcel Shoppe, 609 North Taylor avenue, | for $25,000 damages, alleging that ‘ 7 1 7. .wey t . looier id = a cCaTreEiess Operator bourne ney scalp during the process of putting a permanent wave in her hair. As| a result. she avers, she eiiad infection from the,burns, her skin treme mental and physical an- Plaintiff Displays Scar. The plaintiff, a comely blonde > paraded before the jury at her | counsel's direction and displayed a | smnall scar on her scalp. | Miss Ritchey testified that she | ‘underwent the operation for per- i'manent waving at the beauty shop | May 16, 1924, and that a woman | operator carelessly burned her. She ss 'or the heat from the waving ap- | paratus, but despite her warnings For the defense the chief wit- 7 ness was Mrs. Margaret Moser proprietor of the beauty parlor. “T always tell my patients.” Mrs. Moser said, “that they can’t get a permané¢nt wave without heat. If they can't stand the heat they must do without a wave. I] explain to them also’ that there is a certain danver in getting a permanent | wave Slight burns often happen | iand we make provisron for treat- ing tnem at once Contention of the Defense. Doefs Moe eounse] had in eou? S| { rq V : a] eh rT Ti ¢ nt \\ 5 7 chasers at the Ma rle shop are L ? ~ P PITA wm ? ’ i ‘ nore le BRB} ai 1es P 17 ‘ stand ‘ she had heen burned until several] gqdavs aiterwards Measure Would Aid Texas Growers | SAN ANTONIO. | £0 to market on an equa! footing V“ if hy the ( Vk if 1? on Hu product. and | ra | +} gary. Her father. who was born|' A. L. Chivers of the heevills Broom Corn Excha nge By WILLIAM BIRD, The New York Times and Post- Dispatch Correspondent the Byrd Expedition. York Time and ee EER Gennes oes. . ~ —Commander Byrd, local authorities, | | ©’ Brien and other members of can be dropped. anding will be at- of the trappers wintered at where he had a ; in miles northward. When he failed to return to King’s | re seustel he tien. no traées of his | comrade at the northernmost hut. He started out again with a com- panion several pitta ago, ing to return nothing mee been peer trom any Tt Is believed here | that the seg man fell ill and that — r Which arrived here ains between here and pearl >> ame ae King's ean His companions aboard the | surprised on their ar- | Such mishaps are extremely rare where the trappers regular sc he dule, | measure | ognition”™ | Byrd expedition. “MAN AND WIFE ARRESTED FOLLOWING FATAL QUARREL Dies of Injuries Suffered in Hallway at Home trate form. The Aefendant’ further averred | ar er averred | any knowledge of the affair. > ‘ 4 , , . 9 {that Miss Ritchey did not tell her! » street and his wife, ! Tex.—Should he proposed Government standard | | Texas crop eonta . | North Sixth street Sat- PAGE BYRD TO SEND POLAR PLANE TO HUNT MISSING TRAPPERS ‘Pilot Bennett and Party to gypp REPORTS BY RADIO Drop Supplies if Three Men Can Be Located on Coast of Foreland Sound. TO SECRETARY WILBUR ON FLIGHT TO POLE kis the , 68 la tea ire a- WASHINGTON, May 15 BYRID reported by radio to Secretary Wilbur yesterday that he had flown over the North Pole femnett and I reached there at about 9:15 a It) may 9." said the message ‘ound con- ditions as described by Peary. Were tavored bv good weather all the way Regret could not report sooner. Our wireless will shut down to prevent interfer- ence to Norge. Navy personnel in splendid condition.’ The Secretary sent the fol- lowing reply: “Congratulations Overjoved at vyvour splendid achievement. You have brought honor to the service and the nation. Await details with greatest interest.” L [EUTENANT-COMMANDER aan - en ‘for Norwegian ports late in April | 'and early in May. Fokker, With ‘Only a Training Plane Left. Rides on Train. By the Associated Presa BOSTON, Mass., May 13.—An- 'thony G. FokkKer, airplane manu- | facturer who designed the machine which Lieut. Richard E. Byrd _flew over the North Pole, had to come to Boston on a train yester- day. | “T have sold all my planes,” said Fokker. “I have only one iittle ' training plane left.”’ ‘“Ibyrd was lucky,” the manufac- turer told the Boston chapter of _ the National Aeronautical Associa- ‘tion. “He had an airplane that was tested. It had flown 40,000 i miles before he took it. Wilkins had a much harder task. He had .to take a plane that was not tested: ‘} that had not even been fully rigged. | Hie had to make boat connections ‘and time was important. Ultimate- | ly he will have success, too. ‘? Associat To Enter Balloon Cup Race. Lieut. Douglas Johnston. |Dr. and Mrs, James Johnston | Alton, will sai] from New York on ail May 19 for Antwerp, Belgium. ‘participate in the i) W ASHINGTON. “May 13.—Award of the Congressional Medal Honor to Lieutenant-Commander tichard E. Byrd for “his dauntless courage and unerring skill” in pi- loting the first aircraft over the | North Pole was proposed in a bill | yesterday by Representative Mc- | te] |Leod (Rep.) of Michigan. The! would authorize ‘“‘due rec- to other members of the VERDICT AGAINST “OWNER OF HOTEL WHERE TWO DED ---— -— | Day Clerk Also muinl by Coroner’s Jury in | Case of East St. Louis ‘| Man and Woman. ~—-—- -—-- A Coroner's jury today returned 4 verdict of criminal carelessness basador Hotel, 707 North Sixth street. where Miss Nellie Panso0.- eau. 24 years old, and Christopher iw. Rohm, 57. both of East 8 | lLouis. died last Friday in @& room ‘to which they had been assigned about two hours after it had been furnigated with a poison. The verdict applied to Joseph N. | igainst the management of the Am- Lyons, day clerk. The evidence will | | Chiswell, proprietor, and Leonard ' ibe presented to the grand jury. Both deaths, the jury found, were |due to “hydrocyanic acid gas poi- | soning,” suffered while Mis Pen- /soneau and Rohm were occupying room 116. @hemical analysis of the viscera of Miss Pensoneau and of Rohm showed the presence of cya- nide, it was reporeed to the jury today by Dr. R. B. H. Gradwohl, poison expert for the Coroner. Pending release on bond, Chis- well and Lyons were arrested an: taken to the Carr Street Police Sta- tion. Dr. Gradwohl'’s report complete the inquest, which had been con- tinued from last Saturday, when Chiswell, Lyons and Gthers testi- fied. Chiswell testified he sav Rohm standing in front of the ho- te] Thursday afternoon, and Rohm said he was waiting for his wife. Rohm was a bachelor. | Lyons testified that Rohm and |Miss Pensoneau entered the hotel ibetween 3 and 4 p. m. that day, and Rohm registered for “J. E. James and wife.” Lyons escorte1 them to room 116. He said he hail not been warned by the fumigators that it would ‘be unsafe to occupy the room, and had not warned ‘he guests against closing a door anl window, then open in 116. | This was in conflict with testi- 'mony by the man who had per- isonal charge of fumigating the ho- rooms, William FT. Barrita of the Guarantee Insect Exterminator Co. He said he had finished fumigating at the hotel at 3 p. m. Thursday and had ventilated room 71116 for two hours before leaving. nto the hallway and saw the John- | He said he left all doors and win- sons standing beside Kelly’s prog-|@0Wws open and warned the hotel The Johnsons denieq| Management to leave the rooms open for thorough ventilation. Badly Hurt by Fall Down 4 Steps. Mrs. Susie Hoerner, 80 years old, son of | who lives with her son-in-law, Wal- ofiter Hummel, at 1867A 8S. Tenth | etre et, is at city hospital, seriously to! injured by a falt down a flight of international bal- ‘loon race for the Gordon Bennett cup. four steps yesterday in front of her residence. Her right arm is brok - en and her head and body bruised. night with a fractured skull grown of ee Sixth e farmers of this section woutd | reap a g£reater profit, according to card the ert in a! io with Kelly and later looked | JUNE...is coming, Brides and Roses. “Gifts.” A handmade one is accept- able to her, economical to you. store is full of suggestions. ranks | ART NELRLEWORN ) SPECIALISTS FOR OVER THREE QUARTERS pre teed ; siete mae Woon oee er. Tr The poo rn iene PSSST vv oe DO )G YY \) CG’ WAS the month of r rey . eete F) Cy 7. te My a4 v y’ LOCUST STREET At Liphi Nineteen SEZ oS WR Oo » ' ~~ Ad A a @ % Ae Much as we admire Antiques, we do not sell them. This is a store for furnishing homes in a modern way with the best that is beautiful, resulting in admirable and usable rooms, inviting and comfortable. LUCKS-ORWIG-LEROI FURNITURE ~ DECORATIONS # DRAPERIES 1117-1119 LOCUST STREET PW SP Pre ES oP oe Vel oo FP oo YH? x ‘ Moe POC PRADO DRA © ¥ ee | ey 9OC Pe C SHOELAN 410 N. 7TH ST. Oh-0-0-0! Largest Variety of Short Vamp TEASER Developed in re w il igs kid cover- ed hee! and toe. Fan Tan As Illustrated. || Developed in |. Patent Leather With Blonde Kid Toe and Heel. —_= a — CT a ett te Have Ever Seen! for today only, in one-pound OE iS uc ope aed wea HERZ ‘TEA CAKES» “Famous for Their Flavor” You'll enjoy eating these delicious 80 little cakes, so dainty and good, pound. 4 FRIDAY SPECIALS Assorted Chocolates Regular 60c a pound Chocolates, special 42¢ & Assorted Cream Caramels Rich in food value, delicious in taste and %99 the usual Herz quality. Half-pound boxes... Cc ~~ From the Bakery™ Fresh Strawberry Layer Cake Three white layers with fresh straw- berry filling. Marshmallow icing inter- 60c mingled with strawberries. Special.. 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ee ances us FESS. ENG ne Re oe x Ba AR ck Set hha we Les rok y 1 y ee ae eee THURSDAY EVENING. MAY 13. 1926 a ___ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _— PAGE 4 |. stimes ocr ose TURD AT EVE , 1926 _ ware GO00 WILL TOURISTS eopeeeecm=, STL IN LOUISIANA —— == sae .. — | Sion came at 5:4 mn the morning ee te > 2 ° As we were on the west side of Le 18 | n 18 a ‘hs F - ‘ho mar > s % tare to we — —. | 2s > — e f -* ~ Ft EE — ~— — —— otoris € : +14 © . as we ce an a . 5 aS ) : — ose ~ ~ o ~ = ? .~ eo -_ - humbers were provided for getting Pe a oy strc: EPR pLM: —een ~— es ed Upliowme vk se Megas 04g diy 4 te 7 y é ; et S'S x + ‘ 6 EM . EARS BF he Bw a eer CT secs of tis CPt COUPEROMe |. «e. Chamber of Com. er SOCTREIOR, | merce. introduced Mayor Charies greater driving-pleasure Bynum. who made a happy wel ee a ee * aK A v ; _7 > * i : — ~o — md oe ee ~ @ £ at Gocas a.mas Pie Teg a the expense of $755.0 from which direct shipments to all the worid . ~ i\Wiii SOOnR Of Mace Prire Abeut Citr — mF — ‘ ™ ire & LOUIs speech Was made ) ' Py , a 2? . 2 TT 4 - im > hl? eee he te ~ eile. 7 ae Ou ‘ “i me 5 hes : 5 aR SE aca aren ~ aN aN sane Oe oe fe Ps , a ai ee eee bam ae. 4s z F is “ Brae ee ok Pad Lod + $ Women s Seven of the Dresses at $12.75 Are Sketched eRe , r 7 _— : os money ¢ i : T >and abie to oose as im td mae J Pears as Sand ard © with its plant using ne Upward impetus Az i8 ¢ »cK 2 e DAM ert t2 fast Han & ‘ Vi tec sce rn: C22 - seu - > — wa SE ONS A? i — € -. - ‘ : fia! Louvisianans om their Wa’ and . =. T ~— =\ ; cs \e ee tO = . é — a & ban & return in hearty Reise Mak- _ — 4 : 4, **ar - ee ~~ zn “i ee _* A ANT LNAI I. LF LMP PRN HE RRO IA re Ym or AUB ing a i Wiese rs » Y coats, self trimmed ar and included are selex The tweed 1s of colors and a and straightlin ES CSREES: ee aeons ws if +a a ae = x. 3 + » % 7 ~ t ! ; i ; ; } } 7 J de ’ ; F0 E ER em eee Re Pry XY ee a .- 2 " 4 ceed hanged Bet mportan 7 > rain t kK the part Ip tater if t at Unio: sta"? 5 Visit to Indue> * rea - = New Lins nes res n —_— oe ? - 7 sagen mk aR Nn . _— 4 os pO Ray y ney Wt “ROR RN BR gm 0 pn DE, Oh dy Sid asin igi at : +A 2 2x1 pe sale ehh 4 SR ea Everything That Is New ss In Every Detail! For Every Summer Need! » Wey igi > Ras ” Ade. Naa IW ad O whe mammoth live aaks fining "> Every Dress Brand-New! 13 1 Whe quaint French quarer_ wa Every Dress Secured — ces a ot a At Special Price Concessions! @ Bled with White Rese. Try it | 2°°** 8 with cargoes. cave ov: Kyided Ante tie om Aa tun eega, 4 ase 7 EFING these encharting Dresses is like g "i » ~ ; Seance Xe r'egnrs gra > i R * 4 : - ~ ~~ > - on > —yOu notice the difference Z See : ~ : “~ 2 ay = ws F tarc En ee « Dages of a Tascinatiing : ro _ * az _- , on i rem 4 cael m 7 oe , : oe ag ye Sm: tS , this creat Sale re Magamne. The lovely sports modes . a - * ‘ ™ = . " é o a - . , » ° te Ts > _ . 7 > 7 salt ~~? -- ‘ ; ; : T} wt wy ibiles. with their leads of tourisis Ke oDta: y those. makers done with pieatnes or a fnilled collar and — . 7 ~ >» —— . —~ = ° =» over - ™ ™ ; - —_ _ . . r ; ; A q ive” ; © ASSoc la! 2- wh : . _ pon wear. For aftern 2-0 «th ; ~ ae. oni ue _ mon wear For afternoon and the Country Club, them wie - * > > * - — a St oe a oe ee i oe nd io 5 lee eT » -— ee. - aGOfaoie, SOTL cCreaUoms im the Gelgntrul rams a) 2+ as -_ ~ —_— Tens ae > — *. : ‘ : = 8 ; : Z LmUuUSiTia. EX “> ~~ ~ - * " ‘ pe a * = i . _™ 7 > : — ~ N\ “> a? 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Sits gil over the world. pared ake the . b exfect to spend Summer money wui go ALMOST TWICE as far as usual! ut breaking”. space is rented to their industria Dresses gO asmost twue as ta Low-grade ous cost as much as Sorncerns “ue making exposi- En-ar -~- F- i ~ [ee we Steei”. nh and the regre: : ay RE Seo We: sania nate PR hits Ny Naat oy ee ciate scepter Se tilpeaty «tn Bites, 23 . bhaiigens Sah pi a > ris . *A Perew ies - > . . with En-enco |) Henry [ Gueyton, chair- Man af "he Coammiftee an Arrancr Lovely Soft Georgettes in Bon Bon Shades New Polka Dot Effects Sports Modes in Simply Tailored Frocks Brill:antiy Shaded Flat Crepes Newest Prints Newest Combinations IN SUMMER SHADES OF PALMETTO GREEN. FRENCH BLUE. SUNNY, BOIS DE ROSE. CORAL SAND. ORCHID. TAN, GRAY, JUNE ROSE menta: David Corden. chairman af No delay. The service is free. (8¢ Reception Committees and Mor We charge only for lubricants. ©" AUT J Keefe made we . oMIN speerechnes ie was followed sy “hariese WN Dunbar Jr. pre. THE NATIONAL ienr of the New Or'rane Aamocia. tien of Commerce The Hon. Nich. REFININ “as Bauer Superintendent of Pun. ie Sehoois, made a ahort «speech , ; ieee Judge Edwardes was ‘he orincina! KLINE S—Tturd Floor speaker for St. Louts. and wn nuch applause. Misses’ Sizes 14 to 20 Women’s Sizes 36 to 48

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IRD SECTION hat Is New... Detail! mmer Need! hating Dresses is like mulling mages of a fascinating Fashion lovely sports modes, simply tings or a frilled collar and cuff bd are ideal for travel and vaca- d the Country Club, there are the delightful rainbow shades, y of smart new trimming var- range of new and chic Summer pes you will find in this never: pme, and come early, and buy all ALL SUMMER for your Dress WICE as far as usual! | I | | —. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH een cee a TE AE GRAND-LEA THURSDAY EVENING, MAY 13, 1926. See Our Other Announcement on Page 16 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH es Se New Domino Records, 39c Current song hits and dance music includi the most desired tunes are included in 8 group of Domino Records, (Music Salon—Fourth Floor.) NO a3 sl ie * wes 2 7". " re . ey Vou: : Dr ah K i Po ~~ +B ase” > J > S$ 35 es « eee « . ”~ % ree a @ ~ - tosathad Me Fs aa Me 4s — ° ™ te BS ~~ NEE PQ eek 8 SS oS ~~ or ae as) o- 5 y iN 3% ff Westchester Wilton Velvet Rugs $37.50 Extremely desirable Rugs for the smaller room in a variety of beautiful designs, in made by Sanford & Sons, in size 8.3x10.6. many color combinations. High-grade Rugs, | Wiltana Rugs Size 9x12 $4,4:09 These Wiltana Rugs are exact reproductions of the finest Waltons, both in design and color- ings. Unusually beautiful, Rugs, woven’ seamless with deep, heavy pile and finished with fringe. Axminster Rugs—Size 9x12 $29.75 Good quality Axminster Rugs are of- fered in a choice of several attractive designs in allover effect; in the desir- able room size, 9x12. (Sixth Floor.) | | & FULL ~ —- A TudgDey Speenihtliheadl Candies and Cakes F riday and Saturday There Will Be Many Sfecial Features in Tempting Dehcacies Freshly Made in Our Own Kitchens—Prices Unusually Low At 97 Lb. & Choice of: Wrapped caramels, pecan-filled dates, buttercups, pecan patties, chocolate mallow fudge, sunbeam kisses, , chocolate-covered pea- nuts, milk chocolate stars, fruit lacoon paste, Su- preme assorted hard can- dies, milk chocolate raisin clusters, baby lollypops or crystallized cocoanut Satie | caramels, eae Homemade Candies 1Zc Lb. Choice of molasses candy, fruit tablets, [ lemon drops, stick candy, Boston baked | beans, butterscotch, peanut brittle, large | gumdrops, cream taffy, cocoanut brittle, puffed rice or jelly beans. Special Bakery Combination ddc Includes one angel cake, | one cherry coffee cake and Seas eae | bread; all three for 33c. , | Chocolate Spiced Cakes, Cherries, 30c | PRO vc cc cccteacsnernee : A one-pound box of white Cherry Coffee Cake....78c Cherries covered with fon-| ‘ yo ° dant and rich milk chocolate. Ee «+ «=e es Superfine Chocolates,| Chocolate Layer Cake. .48c creams, hard-centers and CUP RRNNI + TBs ctnie cs snes 29C | Bunte’s Happy Home Hard Sixth Floor Restaurant one jar Sandwich Spread and one jar French Dress- ing; all three for...... 79C (Main Floor.) Old-Fashioned Bitter-| Sweets. Creams; Ib. .35c | Milk Chocolate Bars—Her-| shey’s, Nestles’ or Peter’s; | plain or almond; box of . 24 small or 12 large...75c \e Chewing Gum—Wrigley’s) ~ | Spearmint, Doublemint ory Juicy Fruit; P. K., Bee-|q— man’s, Black Jack, Beech- nut, Yucatan, Teaberry or California: Fruit; box, 59c one loaf of our own bake | Fresh Strawberry Pie...45¢ | Candies; glass ee 20 ee 49C ome. Gels 8 Te. 6si.és 1.49 : : ae ; | Combination of one jar Hill- | Hershey’s Milk Chocolate; | mi OSC) 4 Wiis coe as 95C crest Thousand - Island, At 37 ¢ Lb. Choice of: Mexican pecan penochia, milk chocolate pecan roll, woodlawn goodies, marsh- mallow pecan jumbles, milk chocolate’ Brazils, caramel Brazils, milk chocolate nut_ clusters, milk chocolate’ cherry clusters, Bunte’s Diana- filled confections, butter- scotch pecans, burnt al- monds or log cabin roll Supreme Chocolates 25c Lb. This is our regular assortment of deli- cious Supreme Chocolates, including cream and nut centers, caramels and nougats. Choice of either milk or dark chocolate coating. A popular sale special. Assorted Caramels, I97¢ _Assorted Caramels — nut, | marshmallow and plain; | Mk étAbiews seuedaeas 27c | Life Savers; -choice of Fruit or any other flavor; box | of 20 packages........ 59Cc _Lyons’ Crystallized Califor- | me iit: TS Sc cies ck. 75¢ Nestle’s Milk Chocolate Bars; almond or plain; %4 tt ily BHOZ TUB oie sises -49C Cook Book Marshmallows; | PEER OT oe 39C |Maillard’s Menthe Melange | Mint Candies; % 1b., 39c Wilbur’s Milk Chocolate Buds; % Ib., 79c; 1 1b., 75¢ | French Mixed Candies; Wa s4qs «0 seae cape eens I7C "a | Breetie Bits, Ibi. s+... 17C : | Freshly Salted Spanish Pea- Fi) . WORE TR os 0s védiscens I5C |Hershey’s Milk Chocolate | ques Tee so dace cus “JIC (Candy Dept. and Square 25—Main Floor.) io a Traveling Companion All over the world—whether you travel by land, sea or aif— everywhere you'll find experienced travelers who use Hart- *¥,ann Trunks because they withstand the hard knocks of bag- gagemen, and are convenient, roomy wardrobes for clothes. Trunk purchasers invariably appreciate the advantage of a Hartmann—sturdy qualities that the manufacturer puts into it for the sake of wear, convenience, protection. A Hartmann Special This full-size Hartmann Wardrobe Trunk has every advantage for which Hartmann is renowned ; hat box, shoe box, trolley with hangers for many garments in wardrobe section and scientific con- struction with solid post corners; open cushion top and waterproof lining. .. 6 rere ee (Fourth Floor.) Ruby Sewing Machine Made by the New Home Co. $99.5 A smooth, light-running ball- bearing Machine in the long shuttle drophead style, with walnut-finished woodwork. Com- plete with full set of attach- ments at this price. All Machines may be bought on terms of $5.00 down and $1.00 a week. (fifth Floor.) =» Thrift Avenue ‘The Buy-Way of St. Louis Bandeaux, 59c Bandeaux of brocaded and lace materials in all sizes. J uvenile Cricket Sweaters at $1.89 Sires 26 to 36 in a limited quantity. In newest patterns. Aluminum Dishpans, $1 r2-quart size, oval-shaped pure with side handles. Rag Rugs, $2.19 Aluminum Dishpans : Japanese Wash Rugs, 30x60 inches, fast-colored borders. Rayon Undergarments Vests and bloomers in nov- elty weaves and all colors. Vests, 79c. Smocks at $1.00 Of solid-color gingh Bloomers, $1.49. am with checked collar and cuffs. Sizes 36 to 42. Iced Tea Sets, $2.50 Of iridescent glass. ered pitcher, 6 each glas sippers and coasters. Silk Broadcloth $1.55 Yard Cov- s¢s, Washable Silk Broadcloth, plain colors and stripes. inches wide. 34 Children’s Stamped Dresses at 39c Sizes 6, 8, 10 years. designs for lazy-daisy French knot embroidery. Ruffled Curtains 89c Pair Of barred marqnisette, yards long. Ruffled sides Simple ahd 2% and bottoms. Tie-backs to match. (Thrift Avenue—Matin Floor.) —— Z FH 7 } tin — —-" ree y te He . : C ee . : JS) [°) a. % - - + Have Comforteea in Red Cross Shoes The London, a New Strap Oxford, Typities the Grace of Red Cross Models | 10% Gone is the compromise between style and com- fort, for the London, like all other Red Cross mod- els, combines in a smart Shoe the style trend and the comfort which one seeks in footwear. As illus- trated, the London is a two-button strap Oxford in patent leather with a smart openwork effect. Easy to Fit and Easy to Wear ; Red Cross footwear, designed to fit the foot in action, fits every foot easily and with com- fort. The smart styling of every model and its comfortable last makes it a delight to the woman who chooses her footwear carefully. In Blonde Kid or White Kid, $12.50 VOY Mics Sula of (Main Floor.) cael Winitiliies —A Timely Opportunity to Select Ideal Graduation Gifts at Shecial Prices * Warwick” Strap Watches For men and boys; green gold-filled cases and ra- dium dials; rectangular and square shapes. Depend- exceptional «¢ DLO.OO Men's 17-Jewel Elgin Watches Open-face 12-size Elgin American Watches with 17- jewel movements. Engrav- ed white or green gold- = ee ! Women's Wrist Watches Tonneau, octagon and cushion . ghapes—engraved white ‘gold-filled cases, with silver dials, jeweled crowns, jeweled lever = ah ments ee White Gold Wrist Watches Small rectangular style, in 14-k. solid white gold engraved case; 15-jewel American adjusted Swiss the eale «-.-. DL2.IO Men's 7-jewel Elgin Watches, 12 size, open face reat te teeeeereeees : $12.95 ann nia eee All These Watches Are Guaranteed Ciain Fleer.) nent Waving. Lecture on Permanent Waving * By MR. PAUL RILLING, Inventor. We take pleasure in announcing to the pub- lic an open Lecture on Permanent Waving by this nationally known authority, on Friday at 2:30 in the Educational Room, Tenth Floor. Mr. Rilling is the personal representa- tive of E. Frederics, Inc., and will speak on “The Method and Benefit of Perma- The public is invited. Housewares s*e Prtere a) L3 nisi 3 . Window Screens, 59c Well - made adjustable frames, 24 inches high; will extend to 33 inches. Screen Enamel Quart, 39c Black Enamel preserves the wire of the screen. Refrigerator Sets, 79c Four-piece glass Sets— wonderful space-savers in the refrigerator. Lawn Mowers, $6.95 Easy-running, self-sh2rp- ening Lawn Mower. 14: inch size. A GR RR A - aS NE eISSN ce ee te Garden Hose, $3.49 25-foot section of corru- gated molded Goodyear Hose, with couplings. Guaranteed for 2 yeara, Hose Reels, $1.39 Strong and sturdy Reel; will hold 50 feet of hose, Sprinkling Cans, 59c Well-made galvanized iron Cans; 8-quart size. - Garbage Cans, 43c Galvanized iron Cans with tight-fitting cover; convenient 3-gallon size, (Fifth Floor.) emetic ammetee i i : i | : : , |

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: ; a a ig ; at a. Bee. ¢ $ re - . heal : : oe i P ge tte — © * i - ei ‘ opt é Sf Hit ceeatt o hie etiited toad os Re LPT Liahe Sepe ceherntey PREY gt RY ipa Mi 8 Veena hep ABA eb ne fuente, : ‘ 5 %, 4 a % é a at L.2 Ae z Ny ; Very ote o- +n wot On ok Say hp AR RI eee I ar —. * = = t a ll ne Sp Pe he OR a Re ry Page ter attiamnetent rinse er a oo ts ee 7 ‘ w. 2 a Cyvener oe 9 : : . — . v7 vied , bf SER EO Tipe BM, BI Whit EP ae ET SE iat on ttc pat Ein INI BRE RSE I ea sant. IID « eae ony be RS , at ; . se a as OP Cae oe ee -eiealige we e laa y's ls 3 i ; . : 2 “3 y y . Weiss x rae EF ey By ee ie PRAISE AS. rey ee ui . . sil ce aa ltltaae eaitihaiemilns iesibincerngiainieal i es ee ne ee en ee ae AEB EOP DRE, APOE TAN ~ “y ar . oh eee oe 4 Copyright 1°26 Hart Shaffecr & Mare a soot? “ear ath » Beil $5 i iii hie ‘ a eb Gi ve : ia stabs s iF, ef Fy or . - a ae if Bs Sa SEY oR wale ~ " : nk ‘ a oe ws ae 2 See us) a , is eet oa a oa + ape ye 4 ¥ x 2 7 pelea aerate kon = ‘ ee faa load air 9 h.s Ma ahaa? EONS . er aie Per i or Beet at ¥ rn : : 7 ‘ cl Ae hy OH ts Ahi, Bo eth ae me 1 arpa + t aoe + . 7 ee ee y 2. : nips it = snr inns Spo & r r 1 . : boy Pe aS Ge SF hat rman SS Ae ? ny ates ss a peace rae * circ yee cape = St > oy" Kae, oe hee $ cas we " Jags so ~ hares ae, CEOs 8 Coe NN GARD eng Ak y nthe Pah ce een or es vere Robe NLT Oe wl Oe aE oo ia ar ; . ‘ B . . _ Meh ae CET ‘ oi . ee, Oe in : Kf ee a a eee ee Nt em ten tome ie tt Cette igae CRIS -Seidignn ci aise hematite iON AKG tain ce ntiecs Mts at Wat eee BO ice SID MRO RDS A U 8 —des - at, ae Oe re r ” {ap Pi anes ie ae eS = a a ee ee *, r pre P , Y . me Tt, Sih RN te i cet Ea Ig wings Rah Ree e %- oe : a sotiseh aah nied ate bo el sstesiatinlesistnieadian ‘ sss Ai . BPAY Wieden yer ’ : : EO ER ES BY ite itn Sa sae saan Oe ANI A hy det re Nance JRE Cae trep. et ah: mania 7 re Yi oa mn Lyi an > Alias : . : : Seioes E oot AP te VAR ER ° . seen iy ‘i - oy ae . PRO seat MBO I hp © A RE AONE 5 MB gp a IO ary at met Bak i cea ee gh haw aah ; 5 Dae ‘eit. sul Ti Rene) ee aa as A wide chesce of double breasteds are incinded m thus sale at $3475, advanc- ed types for young men and smart conservatrve stvies for busmess men et 3 SSS NG aD! ASSES PES arate o VAM pt tics dnin atiionaidee oe nee “ . a MS we ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ia You want fine clothes You want new styles You want low price || HART STYLISH SPRING ‘40 *45 & *50 VALUES _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH —— _THURSDAY EVENING, MAY 1, 1926. Beginning Friday ALE OF 110 SCHAFFNER Complete range of sizes—newest styles and patterns Stout men—tall men—irregular size men—can take advantage of these special values, too Here’s a worth-while saving opportunity on 1100 new seasonable stylish suits from the world’s great- est makers—all in one group at °34” a price consid- erably under their real value and certainly far less than you’dexpectto pay for such fine quality as you get in the well-known Hart Schaffner & Marx standard The selection consists of the season's newest styles and patterns— medium and all-vear-round weight fabrics—big selection of light col- You want fine clothes You want new styles You want low price —Here they are O & MARX: UIIS about ers.in the new silver birch grays, cedar browns and plenty of blues IT’S A SIMPLE MATTER TO OPEN A CHARGE ACCOUNT HERE WOLFF'S Washington Avenue at Broadway Single breasteds m two and three button models-——fashion’s newest extreme 2s well as conservative ideas—a wealth of choice patterns ag eer as *P 5 x aS _ , ay san A Peet oe, ¢ : & ¢ | W edding Gifts For ~3 years the gift from Bolland’s has been held the event of the wedding by thou- : sands of happy brides. ow BOLLAND'S Locust at Tenth ! | Jewelers tor 78 Tears ewe '. Hew ier Foods That Win The \~ did eo ‘ tC. ~ : Bes s on Bae . ; nl - ; * = i. ee a SY \ a - ‘ ‘ . _—, ~ “ eght times ‘ts natural size, the Laously ovén toasted. It contain tal grain elements of wheat in hghtful form. Different in every wayr—in flavo aste and torm-—from any othe real that comes to your table, merowides the rare cor mobinat om < mood that’s good for you” that yo at becanse vow love it For the Great Adventure of ¢ at breckfast: to delight you if and make the chi — eat the l without coaxing; obtain Putte ‘heat aiied at your grocery. Watc kfast smiles that come. aker Puffed Wheat me es ‘ tet SSS Ses 0800608 SSe OF FSFE ESE GARI -S%. bout Langert® il the ncw Summ crepes, viscas, satim: of models in both | ars and head sizes ten.

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ear? eae ST.LOUIS POST ae ee OL LON I-DISPATCH ___ ‘HURSDAY EVENING 13. i9%6 ~ ss wail ee i THURSDAY EVENING, MAY 13, 1926 _ STLOUNS POST-TIGRAITN PAGE 7 y | eet eS named for him and kised it, where-| Louis as a youth and worked as alis survived b his widow three | 4 | i | Foxmer Marshal Dies. , || ¥pon Regenhardt’s candidacy expe- lbricklayer’s apprentice. Then he | sons, a daughter and sister, ‘i | ae ee Seeger . boom. The candidate’s|became a journeyman bricklayer, | - ) about CO ee > Wedding —— | Physique also pleased the President, | following the trade in St. Louis and VER : ¢: who remarked jovially: * ink | io eittea 7 ; a AD TIS ‘i : ieee pens jovially: “J think | other cities until 1890, when he re-| _ EMENT | ‘secrets every ; ; You are big enough for the job.”’ iturned to Cape Girardeau and be- | WO an Gifts Regenhardt was appointed soon|came a successful contractor. He | m f ~ ; afterward. 'upervised the construction of the | Should Know 78 a fe Born and educated in Cape Gi-| Teachers’ College and built Aca-| J = /O years e @ rardeau. Regenhardt came to St.) demic Hall at Cape Girardeau. He | i tl ir, fe | | a | Most coffee is ground unevenly held the event of ¥ | | | et SOR. e upper circle. Little been heic | “eee pieces brew too much and get bitter. Big the wedding by thou- | | DOWNTOWN DRUG STORE vam wy pieces do not brew enough ; sands of happy brides. | | | |Makes Special Prices Friday and_ | es oe Pomc oe K (x . | => | : es * wer circle)is i. | Thosesharp-shooting pains Saturda y—Keiffer, Broad | “ : ~ : f- _ ow _ of neuraigia can be relieved way & Franklin | ae ee agen aad purified -” Each piece & twotblewofACVOL. The 40, 70¢ Pure Insect Powder... 21¢, 66 Itching and burning stopped-ney rae em wpe ie ‘ LAND'S 4 | safe harmi aw: ie St. Thomas’ Imported Bay Rum. . Or pane ) , ’ coffee no 1 B ; Preene nem Fomeomioner yoo /10¢ Ivory Soap 2 cakes for 10¢ MOTE digging and scratching, and | | Lecust at Tenth | eo-vebaidbes, ceaanen meal = ge Lo ge PSS) Sete 1Ge that unsightly eruption almost | dentists. 25c and 50c sizes. Ae Welenatien cecnadeas Cakes 1xe | 80ne overnight: That’s what safe, Jewelers for 78 Years jj | 10¢, 20¢ Horehound Drops se, 10¢| CONCENTRATED Poslam does.» ad | vie Aspirin Tabs. (100), S-er.. “| Nothing like it for eczema and & — _39¢ Chocolates, in glass jar 2 for 39e h ke . Loom | ae Rock Candy, % Ib., granulated, 12 | Other skin ailments. At all drug- * Gie Cod Liver Oil Caps., rtp ro, | BIStS—§0C. > = Petes Sys fe The POST-DISPATCH regularly prints MORE WANT ADS | fe mae, > owen box 5O, $1.60; 3% for 16¢ Write for special test box. e " regu ar y prin Stops Se Pub. Spirit Cigar, bor $1.60; ° _ 10¢ REE POSLA™M CO. | * ee : Se Champ Clark Cigar 3 for Zoe =45 West 47 St, ' OMBINED Contin mo mepiin, etal ether bear Georeants | 19 Tin Grate Cigar. box 30, $3; 4 for “ie now vems cue. | than ALL the other St. Louis newspapers C —_ ~~» acta HRSCCCCESECRSSUSSSSECCRESEERESSSREEESESEEESSSEESSEESEESESESESESEEESEESESESSeSeses LEDMWARD IF. REGENHARD TD. 7 _ FORMER U.S. MARSHAL How Serves Sample Corsets, Girdles, Etc $8 and $10 Girdles, Wrap-Arounds, etc., expertly fitted by our trained corsetieres. Garland’s Balcony—Broadway i y “wry,” Attire for the Races at Big Savings LANDS | These ultra-smart Sample garments provide a splerr did opportunity to select attire for the Fairmount 1SCORPORATED SY¥. Louis’ Lorgert Womens obecialty py, Races at remarkably low prices. Last 2 Days of the Sample Sale MAGNIFICENT collection of sample Frocks and Gowns from noted makers featuring Ex-President Taft Called Big Missourian ‘‘The Lighthouse on the Mississipp1. EATURED 1s a most com- prehenstrye selection of sam- ples of the season’s most favored Regenhardt, 59 vears _ ” “ . a + , Me . ieee 5 A old. who was United States Mar- sha! st s during the Taft | @s: ; m [shal at ouis during tt : Coat modes at prices to conform every correct fabric and shade. “m% | administra lied ' p onitis : : ~ oR rare Eee | rie‘e lo every requirement, up to the Prices range up to $94.50 and 1a Men ~ 1O aye . _ a : . = EP " ess of euse| 8: exclusive models on sale Friday savings average 50 per cent—4t : ral months. Fun vices will @: and Saturday to $138. very many cases the savings be- Bey” e there Satu ing more! al ol rs . ’ h@at today at your grocery. Watck - ! , — rs -4 4 ra x ; > ¢ . breakfast smiles that come. yaaa “r 3 Se bbiiach i tl | a: faker Puffed Wheat; 7° (reser pone ; Troy } ? (>) = ’ iii Dresses America’s Foremost Designers Have Contributed Their Favorite Conceptions as Well as Many Parissan Reproductions—Such Dress Values Have Not Been Seen in St. Louis for Many a Day 92 122 $28 Sample Coats Superbly Tailored Modes in Fine Imported and Domestic Fab- rics in These Groups ‘ +14” Sample Coats Two Remarkably Low-Priced Offer- ings of Sport and Dress Coats in the Approved Styles #0)50 ARLAND' INCORPORATED = POO y y > il - > fy > un ‘kt, o St. Lous Largert “Womens s/peciaNF © ~ N CN w © TT} ; “TT ‘14% AMPLES of $25 to $35 Coats in both mannish tailored and dress styles. Beautiful fabrics and shades, Or > one and two piec - fan ~ VY e stvles fla e, Georgette, r she “4 printed crepe and othe fabrics. AMPLES of Dresses to $25 S from makers who produce none but the better types of Frocks. Sheer Summer silks, many that are warranted wash able, in a host of piece styles and newest shades. 7 or two One 238 AMPLES of $35 to $45 Coats. Fine sport or dress fabrics, including sat- ins—mMmany that have not been shown before. A marvelous selection of smart styles and shades. "a many with handsome fur collars and trims. sJQs ge (28 CNG: + + es eccecenccncncsssocnsccnnacnscccccsessssnssaeneeusaenesenenescesececesceceusccecseceuseaueanascessnsveccetsssesansasnnsnsensessll@)yo eeveceeceseceussss ss tet SteTees ererererrsesye tres esveurerwowsurerretet sveveeeteteuetetatS at PTTTTTTITLITILLLLLULLIL LILI ti lilil ii i | XQUISITE sample after- ’ | | , noon, sports, street and AMPLES of $50 to $60 Coats in Ul il 1eI H 28 AMPLES of $15 and $20 Coats Jomyabaa tease (Pustineridede agp ms ° ete wt beautifully embroidered and fur- = 8 “ye x 2 - Frocks for both formal and values to $65 ovely sneer, : A etulce - - ions A S " l P 4 chase for Ou yr _ : fabric alone. Smart patterns, light ee e chiffon crepes gettes, crepe de chines and com- mporte tweeds, Ine mixtures, 4 pecia aad | 7 + weight woolens in sport and dress and lace combinations 1n all the hinations in a wondrous array of : meen, Satin, faille, ex... the correct : “f . ae EO 1 chade ttyles and shades : shades SAMPLE SALE ~ t weaves, all beautifully tailored. newest models and shades styies af d shade shades. = 8 . ; . .s : : , =o: . . sses’ Siz | s Sizes. ...Extra Sizes : , , cm oe: Misses’ and Women’s Sizes Misses’ Sizes... .Women Z 2 Misses’ and Women’s Sizes ‘2 fs 4 ' ' c 7 Cc “ FI * ~ ' —~ . ; - — on Garlands Dress Sason-—ocecond Fioo Garland's Coat Sclon—Third Floor. + =: Gerland’s Coat Salon—Third Fioor ss 7 : ‘= 8 4 _ and three sis = oes e ‘ ! as "conservative HE Sale | Are Identified by Green Price Look for Th : : HE t i } a I | as conservative £: All Sample Sale items Are identilie gs. or Lhem ol choice patterns : a | P ; ‘ o& as = S: -s 1 “4107 Silk Hosiery Pio FC é $3 Sample Handmade Lingerie e- S1.65 6 Rayon Dresses. values to 85:95... .. i. siccesetaee $2.95 \\ ORTH ie + = a 3 mi-annua! = $4 Sample Silk Underwear ......-+ee+eree- . » $2.95 . Silk Dresses, values to $10. eu vee ate agecasen $5.00 4 - a+ Alwavs sold at $1.45 except durir this semi - ? : ¢- Samnle Neglic: Paiamas. etc..... $4.95 : Costa, salen 6004 x... ee $5.95 - ’ " : ‘ 1 ‘prt r snadges . ‘ - ' ? ! Lfane by ¢ 4 . Mom DOUBLE o +44 event. All perfect, with hsie tops Twenty ew ° $12.54 Sample Neglhiees, Breakfast Coats, etc $8.95 3 Conte; salete 66 6300..6504..5... seu oC TET - + Garlands Main Floor—osrxtn oo! : Garlands Main Floor—Broadwa: : Garland’s Bargain Section—Second Floor. * . “ o "a 8; . . sa a Dimale ieaherne canton “= @: . . — ; ai LL the new Summer materials, leghor Be . a : th-+ amis £95 tr $29.50 Suits ....- nee ewes $16.89 . Leather Handhags, values to $4.95 Sie eae 2 ts §2.00 : Sample Fox Scarfs, valaues to $59.50......---- $33.00 | crepes, viscas, satins, etc. An exceptional selection pm B: eS a 52209 «8 gether nad Port tate Se ee $100 Garland’s Fur Salon—Third Floor. of models in both large and small shapes All col’ 3g @: Sample $45 Tailored Suits. : Leal . EOE IO es of 2 <a : or and | = 8: er Re Tie. a $36.89 : Sample Scarfs, values to $3.95...... +++ +e + PLO : Sample $19 to $12.50 Footwear......---<+++++: $5.85 and head sizes -= 8: Sample $50 to 3 rere tte Aer’ e : C Ls Be rv. many on sample cards, to $2.95.. $1.00 le «i lar stock Reueth Fle = Broadw'a’ s a: : : te .: ' ie = $49.50 to S189. of) 5 amps . iL: Mt il . bbbeasl ¥ ii Aili} — So. & VT a os . Sample Slles and others from regu ar - ourth f. = s: Exclusive Sampie [Cnsem! 7 . nee | agg 2 aaa Mir Plove—Biréaiinias Gerlend’s Main Floer—Sixth St ie i mariana s oul ION » oer = ‘ - Garland, 409 Bapadway ‘2 + SMSO TE caausneesseneus !HOMAS W. GARLAND, Inc.—Broadway and Sixth, Between Locust and St. Charlie ggaseeaes SeeSeeesereseneceeses . e soe « seneereaeseceaescesssess & ed TTI. 4 - oe TITITITIVITITTTTTITTTittet ttt ti LLL Li LLL Oe Ld bettie

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ER eS ae eee OT ar a +. pe a spin fai z ity wf, oar) = ; fF Mia he hi BP aac es 6c, aieuaedd: ae? (act ap RR BRE ote oat 6p BM OE ofan RARER ORES 4: ete, é Bene ine ee ee Ee nee a we re ~ ve esis = ” rr Tee . : : d 4 pete sf Write ep 3 J s: wee eS oe ‘ apd ia al ea ee a. es x . 7 yt? . ‘ - PAGE & 1926 __. ST.LOUIS PCSi-DISPATCH THURSDAY EVENING, MAY ARNOLD J. HELLMICH Action Desciosed ty Dismissai of Appeal of Defendant in Jack Daniel Case. Aree’4 J. Helmich. fermer in- ‘ermal Revenue Collector. serving a twe-rear term in Learerwors pen- ‘tertiary as a Jack Danie! whisky comspirater. bas applied fer par e This is disclosed by the dis ssa of Helimich’s appeal from Ais con- viction with 129 ether St. Lowmmsans Imich’s appii- et Im@iamapolis He! eatien will be beard at the Mar a the prison pare'e If gramted. be wotid be re @asec earty in September. The Warten ‘the prisom and i's prwsecian con prise the majority ef the Doar : Re recommendations most be rev ewes by the Atio-peyv-Ceomeral of the Cnrited States woo howerer usta’- ly accepts Shs recommendaton of the ra Vikewise Williscr. is servire 1$ montns i> PaAvVen- mesting of . + —— . ——_— O.,@ Oxecu. _ . ’ ° Pr = 2 "2 —_ worth. will be eL.gifie (or parore + —* - _ ae tel ~. . ’ ~ nts appeals before the T Sta te A im the conmspirecy Shouid they + . = 7-7 --* prevail. they will be set at liberty There is ro positive assurance in such an event that they weruld be breught to trial in S. Loris & Leuis attorners appearing before the Court of Appeals are CMharies A. Houta, for Nat Gok- stein. former clerk of the Cir Cait Court here. and Harry F. Stratton ef Cincinnati: Thomas J for RN a O°Hare Mantel O'Neil. Harry Levin, Jon 7 Anthony J. Foiey _eiggent er and Morris Mu ete Wilham Baer for Michael J en BOY INJURED | aan TRAFFIC “onfused by the traffic as Slieaeih a street westerday. 5-vear- old Alex Schultz ran hbeadiong imto a telegraph pole, breaking ‘i's shoulder. The Sey is im the citr hospita!. The driver of ome of several it- tomobiles at the crossing of South- west and Sulphur svenzes, where the accident occurred. was arrested but released. The parents of the chil@. Mr. and Mrs Alex Schatz of b8>0 Mvier avenue, refumec to pros- ecute Brttion Re-elected “Auto Club Head. Rev F. Britten was re-elected | 4 > president of the Automobie iu = Missouri at a meeting iast net of the Board of Governors of that erganization held at the Coronado Hotel Matt F. Morse also was r>- genera) MmaDascter Fred - emck H. Semp'’e was re-e acted treasurer. and C. B. Nicbeolson and Pac! Hunt will again serve presidents The Executive Comnt tee will be: Walter Petring. Fred- erick Semple. Roy F. Britton. Ma‘: F. Morse. Pav) Hurt and Geors: Berry tained a= ~ — —" . 7 HAS ASKED FOR PAROLE UKULELE | SPECIAL Friday and Saturday, AEOLIAN COMPANY OF MISSOUR! : 7 ° CSREISLIFR ™-«xcert 1OO4 OLIVE STREET ___ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Let Vandervoort’s Protect Your Furs 5 During the Summer Months i OW is the time tw store pour Fer and other vaicadie Complete imsurance, moderna c canmg, the colic. dry air of the Vander- assures Compicte Protecuca. bep—Thimd Fcer, wocles arttc cs. exper: ex2amisaitrce anc woort Sterace Vau-ss ¥ ur Friday Candy Special —Cocoanut Boxes co TAI NING COcoanEr donbers_ 39¢ for Pound Bad Candy Shop— First Fleer. F Hg ae “al ——— Store Hours: Daily, 9:00 to 5:20—Saturday, 9:00 to 6-00 ' Olive and Locust. From Ninth tg . 4: —_ = } ae ‘ a > Ad : ; ny rs " A $19.75 Coats $25.00 Coats $29.75 Coats Regular Regular Regular HESE smart left! Because of will be' It 1s take advantage of- nsable indispen : tor sports. country clu | eRe a Taree ~Quarter — th tor Summe —_- £4684 4646 Oo —eccenmemn wy mb & = een oe ‘ 5 %. Ne, *. :2 derbdy sTv_es, tRese CO “32: _Sizes 8 inches LNA A = AE nae stint me * vaiue. Limited quanti az for Ber wedcing cp. $52.50 to $ | up Wee +t ‘ ‘ 7 ‘ \ Pa ~ one * 4 ge — _¢ taht | & . . - — ae == ~T 45 ' ; i _ ‘ - ; j ] . An Extraordinary : ale of Sports Coats | Starts Friday in the Second Floor Sports Shop as ¢ — OO : - ‘ | F ™ . : =" ae -_ 3 Sana Sotes. i “9 Sports Coats will go on sale Friday morning at 9 o'clock — and will continue Saturday. if there are any the extremely low price we do not believe there sale that every woman and miss will want to -a wondertul opportunity to select that much desired Sports Coat at an amazingly low pmnce! sarment tor town, tor country, for wear: at only $15. tw eed—rzove! ~~. | Children’s Socks anc ‘our:ng or 24 Ecuipped An exceptional 2 Oshkosh Wardrobe Trunk ‘Ss the one the fashrtonabie bride choeses — no a" dh ydett And bere are Summer Toys that are as practical as they are moderately priced for Friday and 17 day . only white the quantities Set = .- Poe | + . - TT + . . ‘ e : A gooup cf fcr i oy Azto- i Origizal Preees Razge From $re.cc to $50.00 Sand Boxes Regzulariy $25 —. ? am a * exe ‘r Pee I 7 ee ?? a aaith | single and double breasted. Full lined with excellent ck. Arm | ~ r ~T, ~~ s ; > — — ~ ae ~ ° A — 44 ; Quailt bad a eC pe “4 Cairne. S3zes ae IO Deer's Ss re Sheop—fecernd Fe i ———— A te eee eee suastinntecunninnenases White Wash Cott ons Specially Priced Wasik Cottons tor making Sam- ’ , We: 2 Ars ' a ~~ ae | oo ~— =~ — ~ a radlgan é Ww Vode SUC oes .e eeet FF Crepe, 0c Yd 40c Yd. a Lastroes fimish: for lingerie Giazed Neargiass. 50c Yd +, = o a v - ww i LlPtrer Y ~ s ££ na >= 2 “ age UlLies. ~ - 7 ~ 3r caverZe¢ ATID sac fa. eT. $2 Ss 2.-8 = ines ~~ = i oe ee ose & tney » acaptable for Scm- mer Frocks. You may chocse the Gentical design amd same stvie But- terick Patterns as the trocks worn bv tre moceis. S pecia! 49c Yard Regulariy 53e¢ Wm Ander- son Prints are aDsolutely fast a ?i onal Saturday Sale “‘ $72.95 timeliness. its attractiveness and its val n washable Summer Dresses of a superior rayon fabric, “ All fresh. smartly stvied Summer Dresses in fast Regular $5.95 Dresses at the Exceptionally Low Price ot dioux macomrpconall at $3 95. bile. Fiteeen Different Attractive Styles From Which to Choose ‘A wide variety of checked, — id, striped and novelty patterns, also sold a in many lovely new Summer Misses’ Sizes 16 and 18 at 1s remarkable ) "a Suse “eer ji /A\ fj | _ > ~~ tor it des. Women’s Regular Sizes 36 to 44 eeser eo amwe te iWeb: =. Extra 4% tod Graduation Sale of Solid Gold Jewe ee EN ee Ne 8 ” Th eid | Cirae Nei Do You Wish to Be More Lovely? Exquisite Loveliness —Tben cBoose 2 per- fume that enhances your _ personaiity se: ee -— “Every woman is 4 Tain- bow cf moocs.” savs Miss Marvy Jobhmstome who ‘s at Vandervoort’s this week as the persona! representative from the Eli:zabet: Ard Salon in New York “Aad every mood, every emoton can be expressed by an inadi- widua! perfume ™~ Visit Miss Jobhostone Ask her eas ae ae ie Gili Sas eae a Vander--or: t’s Toilet - . ~ rT r (soo0ds Shoo—First F"oer. O*= at ,, 2 Se A mate: 4 o- “> 4 a — > 2a Bs " b + CY = ete ss ae a Po E thousand articles, carefully our stock of solid gold Jewelry, ; $e Bi 3 a is. aaa «Smt é Pike at one-half the marked prices ranging & to $20. Opportune for graduation gifts. those who are Bi The group includes appropriate piece beys and girls, including. Rings Watches Scart Pins Cuf Battens Brooches W dite Coral Nec&laces Belt Buckies welr °oo—First Floer Bar Pins Waldmar Vest - Chains * Pencils Knives And many Dreces. Women’s Sh rif Silk Hosiery ORR el IO Be alc tops. soles and heels are in a fine ht exact color of the silk. Shown in French nude, gunmetal. gTay. bluish. black. flesh, grain. Vandervoorts Hasiery Shop—First Fleet. 3 se.6_8.8 is” Se yy rove DISCUS CHANGING THE OF COMPEITT Old Theory of Great | of Rivals in Every T Being Modified, Says- 4: sated Poem. ast INGTON.“ May is- morn ic and social changes in inst quarter of a century wer erred by Secretary Hoover as ins given rise to the hepe of es the countrys greatest pr __+be method by which “secu igfaction IS te be attained wh presem auen of private indust initiative. an a4@a fui erper for the deveiopr “tt of the ip addressing the annual dim Cammerte. Secretary right declared that while eco! things were mot the ebjecti ~“—" by their steady img + we shall yet farther gs poverty and create and secure sv hemes. we shall have sg ~ oe e* ; > ijed to make better men and ° en Changing View.‘ Dec. .Aring he Delevwed tha: corcstructive competition mu n the manutactur @:stribution ef commodities, secretary said th country gradually receding from the nal comceptions ef the :ws that in opertunity there must Be 4s aimny organized iabeor. it Bas rurtially and will probebiy b+ wi oGcrawn as to co-cperative | a have feamd that te gf ‘ain complete cempetitica is ul. tles-tramsportation. light, 1 er and communications. med: ‘4>5ul6us cost in duplicating eq with less financial stale increased eperaiing expe! poorer service. and increased : to the comsumer. The Fed Government amd most of th Sates. acting independentiy | abandoned competition reachiz each comsumer of these servic: wae method of hcoicing dew Ff and hoiding up service and “Sallshed regional menopeoil Indirect € A considerabie «element of 4 competition still ¢« ared. in the alternate ces ‘Sat in a iarge extent cy = = «+ oS ¢ Fase - x mace availabie by cther raiiz , torms of power. other f °° 2%. sO tBat the stimsul: Unpreverment stil] «xieta He continged: “In the maz turing and bcsiness trades = there was a theoretical attem: enforce full competition wi Ges"ructve or not.” the pra “seemed to hare bec legalisuc than econem some of its results. “For immtamce, he said. « Sciidation by purchase cof | eomtroiling 45 per cent of the Put of an industry had been gal and ret if a mamber of oFning individually a mock a or Dercentazge coptracted or . Sined ts contrei production os w'SGloes, they stood ip dang Pr vmecution “Right ao wW May Separate anewers “ave been 17 Dustrict Court here to the complaint of Alma — nee : and Mrs. Effie «; : . Ag@ie I. 4 M ler of Demver. Colo. im an « ‘© have the will of the late Se W team A. Clark set aside. The amewers were filed br daughters e€ Semater C “Zaliees te his $47.99¢.9°° = They deny the claim of the | a 4.zmamts that ther are da vers O° the late Senator br an a= 4

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ee et ee vy Candy Special — ) ocoanut Boxes : oanut bonbons, biscuits, cream ces frosted marshmaliows and caramels. for Pound Box ndy Shop—First Floag. 7 a ocust, From Ninth to Tenth neat $$$ f - a a ; ‘ : - | = +13. Teter ~ . —iieea-_—-_ A, ~ ee be Ay > WIE EER VIA Ye Or ee ~ Poe « ™ " . = > oe r Tub Frocks } — day Sale 95 ¥ . increased ctiveness and its value-giving a superior rayon fabric, “Ra er Dresses in fast colors, Which to Choose Ity patterns, also solid colors, es Extra Sizes | 46 to 52 Solid Jewelry y Price icles, carefully selected from lid gold Jewelry, and offered ked prices ranging from $10 e for those who are planning des appropriate pieces for both uding. Bar Pins Lavallieres Waldmar Vest Chains Pencils Knives And many other pieces. 's Sheer | 15 NE of Vander- voort’s most popular qualities © sheer Sil k Stock- ings. The garter ls are in a fine lisle, the ilk. nude, gunmetal, beig® — , tlesh, moonlight and iery Shop—First Floor. ' to the | — ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH — —— J _.. THURSDAY EVENING, MAY 13, 1926_ : __ ST.LOUIS POSi-DISPATCH __ ___ PAGE 9 ee Ee ee ee HMQVER DISCUSSES ee CHANGING THEORY OF COMPETITION | Qld Theory of Great Host of Rivals in Every Trade Being Modified, He Says. jated Press. 7: Br me SHINGTON, May 13.—Eco-| nomic and social changes in the| last quarter of a century were pic- | rived by Secretary Hoover as hav- | ing given rise to the hope of sglv-| ing the country’s greatest problem | _-the method by which “social sat- |] isfaction is to be attained with the} preservation of private industry, or! @ initiative, and a full opportunity |§ for the developn “nt of the individ- | ual.” | Addressing the annual dinner of the United States Chamber of Commerce, the Secretary last | night declared that while ccqnomic | things were not the objective of | life. “if by their steady improve- ment we shall yet further reduce. poverty and create and secure hap- | py homes, we Shall have served | God to make better men and wom- | en.” Changing View. Declaring he believed that full constructive competition | preserved in the manufacture and/@ distribution of commodities, the secretary said the country was gradually receding from the orig- | inal conceptions of the antitrusi, laws that in order to provide equal | opportunity there must be main- tained “‘a great host of highly com- | petitive units in every trade.’ “By degrees,’ he said, “we have been retreating from this notion because the competition it required | became at times highly destructive. /§ We have modified its application | | to organized labor. It has been partially and will probably bé fulls withdrawn as to co-operative mar- must be}; keting. “We have found that to main- tain complete competition in the | utililies-transportation, light, pow- | er and communications, meant a | fabulous cost in duplicating equip- ment with less financial stability, operating expenses, poorer service, and increased rates consumer. The Federal] Government and most of the 48 Mates, acting independently hav abandoned competition reaching to §& each consumer of these the method of holding down rates,_| and holding up service, and have established regional monopolies.’’ | Indirect Competition. A considerable element of direct | or indirect competition stil] exists, | he declared, in the alternate serv- | Ices that in a large extent can be | made available by other railroads. | other forms of power, other forms of light; so that the stimulus to improvement stil] exists. He continued: “In the manufac- | turing and business trades where there was a theorétical attempt to enforce full competition whether destructive or not,” the practice, | he added, “‘seemed to have become more legalistic than economic in some of its results. “For instance, he said, a con- solidation by purchase of units controlling 45 per cent of the out- | Put of an industry had been held legal and yet if a mumber of men Owning individually a much small- er percentage contracted or com- bined to control production or dis- services 2s p tribution, they stood in danger of Prosecution. “Right or wrong. either Way. we are at least incon- sistent.” | ANSWERS IN CLARK WILL SUIT Sons and Daughters of Late Sena- tor Deny Mesalliance Claims. Mont., May 3.—Five Separate answers have been filed ir. District Court here to the joint complaint of Alma E. Clark Hines |! | and Mrs. Effie Clark McWilliams of Missouri, and Mrs. Addie I. Miller of Denver, Colo., in an effort to have the will of the late Senator ‘ “lark | ; William A. Clark set aside. The answers were filed by sons and daughters of Senator Clark. legatees to his $47,000,900 «@ They deny the claim of the three o4 complainants that they are dauch- ters of the late Senator by an early Missouri marriage, and set forth | that Senator Clark was a prominent | ad _ Public figure for 30 years prior to. his death. No claim to relationship was made by the women during the | o0 years, the answers allege. | Nyoonls Do Your Glasses Need Adjusting? _ Our Optical Department 1S conveniently located and 8 at your service—regard- less of when and where you Purchase them. For your Mext pair of Glasses con- | Sider our Optical Service and Guarantee. Glasses, including exam- ination by our Regis- fered Optometrist 53 i (Main Vileer, South. 7 ’ Summer Comforts—Swings, Garden and Porch Furniture, Awnings, Ete. 2 Friday—Yard Goods Da CDUUATVEUOUA TUE TTUTEAT TAA TA GETS TET TEAL 4) The Store for : ——> ALL the f ‘ $1.95 Silk Chiffon Hosiery $1.59 All-silk Chiffon Hose with narrow lisle sole for better service. Well reinforced heels and toes. In the want- ed shades of *French nude, champagne, neutral, mouse, blue fox, rose pearl and white. Sizes 814 to ro. (Nugents—2inte Visor, North. Just Arrived! For Women and Misses Correct for every Summer sports oc- casion. Three styles just as sketched, including the crepe soles as well as leather soles and Cuban heels. At this same price are patent Pumps and white and parchment One-Strap Slippers. (Nugents—Second Floor, South.) | You Your feminine charm depends upon the answer to this question! Don’t risk disappointment! Visit our Beauty Shop where there are experts quali- fied by experience to properiy advise you Special attention is given to the children by our jovial barbers who know the impor- tance of their work. Children’s Hair Cutting Shingle Bob, 50c Children’s Hair Cut, 40c The New, Soft, Natural $15 PERMANENT WAVE. © Telephone for Appointment—GArfield 4500 Beauty Shop, Second Floor. er ee The “Out-Door” Season is Now Here— Brunswick Portable 530 Also Victor Portable at Same Price ’ . nm, 2-9 _ 2 © 2 3° wo. ~_*. ee * 2%. € 2. @. Se os .7 * ® ed . ‘ . * 7 ‘ - . » * +o *«-* Prices range from $15.00 to $4c.00 On small and portable —_ Phonographs, See May Be FP Sen Bought on ee Club Plan Banjo Type Uke Snappy tone; good volume. Cozspiete with instruction book and pick. Spe- $] 49 cial, Friday and Saturday ° Eee ss Cee ey a ; (Nugents—Third Pcor, South.) c)) Pe ople UDUQUARTU DENT EEUINGATOUUOUUETTAUT ETE} “dl 32-in. sport . stripe Silk Broadcloth, in various colored stripes for wash dresses for Summer. =. RRS Renee a eeee emer zi. | {pa areen! oe $1.98 Silk Broadcloth | $1.25 Printed Crepe 36-inch half-silk Crepe—a fine sheer, soft finish- Wash Goods ye and colored grounds with 29 $1.77 Radium Silks 57-9 36-mmeh Radium Silks in pink, flesh, ivory, tan, rose or | black, Washable 54 inches wide. 54-Inch Crepe de Chines $9.95 Crepe de Chines, in new shades of blue, rose, green or ivory. new beautiful printed pat- = terns. A wide range of pat- terns for your selection. Yd., Fast-Colored Chintz 20C 32-inch fine dress Chintz in small, neat “printed pat- terns on white and colored 59c Plain Rayon | Alpaca AY¢ 36-inch plain colored Rayon in all the wanted 54-Inch Bordered Crepe de Chines New Bordered Crepe de Chines, 54 inches wide. In the Yard Goods Sale, WE oon cnc cvavecne sv O) onsbetnn anes $9.19 (Nagents—Main Floor, South.) | hades. A good quality with a rich silk luster. _ New Printed Voile 38-inch fine quality of Dress Voile, in white and colored grounds with new printed Sum- mer patterns; in rich color combinations. 9 & grounds. A wide range of patterns and colors. i ' UDOUTEOUUUUOUOOQON0SEC0EEUTOUOOOOUOOE AAT EEE ! Sale of | Toilet Goods—Drugs Thermos Bottles, of corrugated nickel; pint size. Specially peietG << -acccosasedacsadlaclces aan cake..... POY GAR, Bee 6c. "Ge Nadsco Cold Cream or Vanishing ? 3 Pe 2 ee a vostebns caaee French Perfames or Toilet Watcrs, 39 Narcisse, rose, chypre or jasmine odors.. Cc Miller’s Herb nacre engi A 98 3° $2.50 Djer-Kiss Te ee cae 29¢ 26c deudi ts. cwcscneea Ue cote... Le ee whet i 32c (Nugents—Main Fleer, Nerth.) eee e2 eee 4 22 @ee ae ‘wee Yard (Nagents—Main Floor, South.) »* 250 Imported Pongee Dresses \ (Handmade in Porto Rico) Every One Is a Real Value Smocked in the Russian fashion at front, sleeves and pockets, of excellent pongee, in the clever one-piece and two-piece effects. Three Just as Sketched Three of the five styles are shown, some having gay colored buttons, others pearl, some with bright bindings, others with embroidery. For the house and informal outdoor wear these are perfect. (Nugents—Second Floor, South.) These Frocks are unusu- ally attractive at this price! You know, of course, the great durability of pongee, its light and airy texture which makes for coolness on the hottest days. , Reawte | | 95 Feet Garden Hose $3.25 Value Heavy 4-ply rubber; “guaranteed” for the entire fr aeon Will give excellent service. Compiete with COUN n ow wc wes 006 eh dh ed es he + dn en ion dan Brass Spray Nozzle, 49r FExira No Phone or C. O. D. orders filled (Nugents—Fourth Floor, Seuth.) a ae. ee te Women’s Dainty $2.50 Silk Chemise In Pastel Shades Bodice-top Envelope Chemise of Radione . : silk and Radium silk, \ prettily trimmed with a8 lace imsertion, lace ——_ edge and medallions; oe sizes 36 to 44. (Second Fleor, South.) — . | } a ————————— Art Needlework $1 Sale of Art Needlework All New, Clean Merchandise—Reduced inch cloth and 4 napkins. inch cloth and 4 napkins linen. EET ee aa Rg | Dresses—CHireecn, orchid lattice voile. coral tan 4 and 6 years... ea Sizes --s made almost any re «cs (bebe 448 0 O8 White and tan tunis gheth . cs ceases soseve $1.39 Stamped Luncheon Set-—54- Unbleached sheeting.......... eee. ccc oweebnaeenes #, ; Large size. White and tan ? for $1 Sg ee 2: 2 ¢.° 2 See Pee eunis cloth. Special. ... Fe -3 , 7 dee SX $1.19 Stamped 5-Piece Bridge Set— see ‘Senue 5-Piece Breakfast \ta et. 26-inch cloth and 4 napkins to me Brrr itn mean e match. Imported colored u $1.39 Stamped and Made-Up Kiddie $1.49 Girls’ iron ne a Dresses— iain ate. Meee ant 4 i White, Seam ene See: onbyseei Saag aes ine. 6 tO 10 YOMFS....cseccess i Morni Frocks 29c Stamped 3-Piece Buffet Sets Pog 6. +° agg. - ‘om 18x45-inch size. Ec for Colored snowflake cloth. Can be ae 7 4 $I] ? for $1 59c Stamped 36-Inch Centerpicce— ? for $1 59c Stamped 18x54-Inch Scarf— Tan and white tunis ? for $I $I $1 86-inch cloth and 4 napkins . ? for $1 36-Inch Round 4 for $1 2“9c Stamped Table Scarf-—1'x45- 29c Stamped Centerpiece—Ecru art ee on thi cee eee and $1 ceineuheaseneeaentieeeed: ee . ae $1.39 Stamped Bedspread and Bolster— Full size, good quality $1 unbleaced sheeting....:...... Semi-Made Wash Dresses oh Shown on Living Models, 10 to 12 Noon, and 2 to 4 P. M. Friday. Ten Lovely Styles - * “¢ 8X tie erty wersergs vase tee uty eg .o'* Mas \gpbbay Already Cut and Partly Made Designed and cut, everything complete; ready to sew. You will enjoy making these . captivating Dresses. No risk of loss or dis- appointment. Nothing left to guess work or chance. All fabrics woven expressly for each style of Dress. Fast Colors in Neatly Designed Patterns Ten styles, thirty colors and sizes for women and misses. In fact a Dress forevery | style and size to suit the most exacting taste. All This for Just $1.39 Completely designed and cut. Hemstitching all done. Some stamped for embroidery. All buttons included. High quality laces used. . Some with knife pleating. Some machine embroidered. . Biased tape binding if needed. . Pockets, collars and cuffs. 10. Belts in proper lengths. 11. Fast-colored wash fabrics. 12. All in envelope with instructions. Wash Goods Department—Main Floor | SI AA Sw wo re) (Nagents—Wain Fleor, south.) Week-End Luggage * Specials $3.75 Women’s Round Style = Hatboxes Good quality; black enamel: well bound; sewed-on leather han- die loops and handle. Neatly nes fl $9.99 lined ... — —| . $8.50 Genuine Leather Traveling Bags Genuine cowhide leather; leather lined; corners; ideal for week- x end ; 562 (Third Fieer.) te” Eee yp A Pa es 4 ~ SE TPO a ied a SR A OR RAE PE oR ENTE 3 Ps

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te ie _THURSDAY EVENING, MAY 13, 1926__ _. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH tort Chee ‘ mde ¢ : if - byte moh yew 4“? si . Sa J PAGE 10 — ee eee ee ene $70.000.000 SHUIGHT | TLS e222 es 2 Tre eess es peg eee eos BHA TO ENDOW SCIENCE Asides > “4 eevee ape “ir. -a- TA phage? Bs ii A Pay Panis ee- 9 — ca? - SAE: Xe LEO Taek Be Sg a he yh BS ee ee very nice $1.50 to $2.00 Values sree 88c]““ : X 9 Shirts Combinations, princess Two pretty patterns 1500 Men S Dress oe terme eae — stamped on 25 z $2.50 Crepe de Chine, exr- | Re ss weed (Bargain Basement.) cellent quality in popular Pongee Committee Plans to Establish . Dummer chated end teu, 1s yard - : inches Many Universities All First Quality Sample Undergarments inadib:. Saas ae ll Foalant Stk: 7 or eorr oin as ns Freeh new Sample Underwear Chime. im reat Summer * ee isinatin db chins : 3 ee * PYRE 18 SW Ae elgg PPO SCN Y orpeS Hye pata cape wta a me fy Re = pee RR ea POR tin at Sea iieyecs “ne ponte Sensi oes , PE RT Re tae OT en * a, ae oe i, RR ee? Sie - ' ob world today has emerged from the Bit pure science laboratories of yester- af day, these men say, and the su- af a preme question for generations [fo 7 7 come is how the progress of re- a bal search in pure science can best be 4 stimulated. The Endowment Proposed. A national research endowment ations , auons special, ‘ ry > ~ Fawr ’ Rockefeller and other foun 3 } i reuniti for bea" in making opportunities for P' = ge: = ~ + ~ seufficientIy attrac- a tat of $20,000,000, yieiding an an- j + BS on : ¢ oe nah AAA Aierarte 4 ; mual income of $2. : cirecieu . * -« *.* Seamer ee a * 4 % oe >" ~ «eat ; , Bis nil oe -~ a 8 anni ae _— ‘> + a - ae . , ie 7; ¢: fered in applied science labora- “ites child 3 6 to 7 qua! A ee: .*" Ss 2 erte eOtTTi- colors: plain an 3 : our att = curve anc easy - = _- *21!]-bleachbed part-lin- SE LEE tories af the American industmes ‘ J 1) - binations. for boys 4 to 14 regulars: sizes 4 to to-work designs stamped on en . 7% : - ” d — ‘Law (eo A - . ~ . ve ° . . : ‘ gag Leaders in industry have been Misses’ 11 2 to y a $1.79 years, iim:tedc $ 98 half Secks in good quailty tub- the bolt; t ; +f | approached with such arguments (Necents Bargain Basement. quantity ° silk and . ing: regular 9$5c Cc = ‘aE as this. voiced by Dr. Robert Mili- each , Ter. oc wesc eee JZ Ya-ue, par...... a ETE 1 BA OO 1 2 tories: \ “Galileo's discovery that force is measured br the product of mass by acceleration made the construc- tion of the modern dynamic en- gimes possible, brt we stress the walme of the method rather than Me to ° b f i “ -) 1000 Girls’ New Summer Wash Goods Hosiery Specials In Our Demonstration Sale : : D R 3 S S 3 S Fest Color Wash Prints In Our Demonstration Sale Graranteed wushabile Many Samples Worth $3.98 to $5 movelty printed. neat 39 c - pep ® saa en ee ethan: at ae i a NR : Agena de ° ae) = EE Rp RIES SS YA oe " ee | tl ee Ee a eS Lys Sie SST t vate as art eee ad peda nantes abana 5, ate Ws ys ry ia iti oe emaccengpiains: IIB swaping if Sheer chiffon weight, te ACCUSER RETRACTS CHARGE — a : | arm petinte Choose from a grand display of the new @esirable rew colors : below cost of % T? Uy and carefully Spring strles and celors, such as will de- light the heart ef every giri and please mother. tro, for the valves are certainty worth While. White Silk Dresses “i service-weicht Lisle tops: irreg- wars ef well-known makes Junior 72 Socks oie AGAINST DR. ADOLPH KRALL Heahh Department Nolle Prosses Allegation of Practicing Without License. A charge that Dr. Adolph Kral! 3525 Cass avenue treated ae sick 59c Printed Voiles | 78 imches wide, beactifcl patterns “Bear Brand” Socks ee 24i, person, although not licensed to - Senet of OT OS te O52 96 and color combinations, Full mercerized in gray as 2 ; practice medicine in Missouri, was ey —_ ” pon ssie PE ce areo suitabie for women's “ren ~y ae Se Ete nolle prossed yesterday in the 8 eS EEE ae and chil@ren’s aprare crt tye begs 25 baad; Court of Criminal Correction by party WORF. Simes « tO 1: -..---- fard . Fags gS AP tele to 11%. Every C 3 Sigmund Bass, special prosecutor (Nugents—Sargzia Basement.) | (Nugents—Barcain Basement.) pair pertect.-..- i} for the Health Department. Bass » ff € ) \ ) ioe te tela Judge Gayer that the com- Plaining witmess had retracted the ] ee De Kral New Printed Pongee ¢ 00 Stamped Bedspre: SOUTH AMERICAN EXPEDITION SNar-attached beys’ Shirts, is i : beautiful designs stamped on Field Museum Party to Seek Speci- mens of Plant Life. By the Associate’ Press NEW YORE. May i3.—The Field Museum of Natural History of Chicago will send an expedition imto «South America this summer to collect specimens of mineral. animal and plant life. it is an- nounced by D. E. Davies, director of the museum. The expedition will gal] Jume 13 on the S. S. Pan. America for Rio de Janeiro. It will be fimanced by Capt. Marshall Field. and wil inctrde in Ts personne! George K. Cherrie-. who accompanied the Rooseveit expedition imto Central Asia last year. Mrs. Marshal! Field and Mrs. Grace Thompson Seton wri-- er and wife of Ernest Thompson Seton, naturalist, will be -he of- fin —Cilal photegraphers of the party ity Nubbach sheeting; full é mw Sorme strived e/- . é fects ght shades 79 All silk, m natural tan with size. While this lot last, ea color polka dots. 32 inches wide o-- + © - - - © 3000 Beautiful New Dresses Dresses Worth $10, $15 and $20—Many Samples Included Every type of Dress any woman could long for is featured, every new color and color combmation. ef high-grade snow- 99 white sheeting labekd There isn’t a new thing our buyer didn’t buy to make this sale go over BIG. It’s a pleasure to choose Oneida because ef slight from such a group. Pillow Tubing 42-inch indian Eead Pilow Psb- Street Dresses Sports Dresses Atternoon Dresses The Materials Are: ee ee, ee ae P i end ei tes te, PERE tie Sa a Be, Sizes: Misses 16 to 20 Unbleached Muslin Li, ee . GL Bite. | 5 : ee | Ae -o nana separated from her hus- —Evervthing New and ee eee ee . ~2 anc TOr several mon:h| +e _— eg *@ Be .F va. ? rade Mat Ju Demonstration Sale : 9 ; Just as Illustrated Men’s Sport Hose a ee _& Moone’s Emeraid Oil Doesn't F 7 ; e*arr se ~ — ie Do Away With All Sereness and a | new checkered and E- . Pain im «4 Hours. 4 ™ 2 — S..4 and rayon a 4 _— — ie ~ 3 5 i . = ~ ws re -- . 2 - Ore ok a a 3 ‘ i £ a»? a ® %? Q . ¥ —o . - ; _ 4 i ~ i 4 Cc # . s a a . 3 = ; Ss ‘ee Ou Witte the enderstan z tha S ; oe Yr _ : 2 = y dire s re a i 4 42 Z 5 i ° e . iin .. ane is . 4 > , = > -_— - - -* > - ; a é % r dq aq: . os : 7 a * : _ 4 ‘~ | i ae In aa . # \ - : . ie \ cern Aitself your monevr « be \ pale OoY, Ifli, new Infants’ Shirts ; nag 2m . ceeecanmes ‘. ee ’ a. "7". > oe . . z ~ - ~ ~ : » —_ ae 7 cee as- - " an a 4 ‘ Newer boo] ™.4 the “>= Mon i . ‘ . _ - CA «aa 4 a - Se | » > . ; | ~ 7 ae a4 an ee 3 rr . i» Reg | Y - 4 + ; ; ne .¥ ga : , Ps hean Shi -te ges he te oProwrn finish, hag ‘ You ve Sad if or how manav other ms \ ““ubarecs Iz eT a e->reasted = Fe) h ¢ d i‘. ; rT. ? Preparaticas reu have tr a T = } . -—- ied > - ye 3 x mm #s mast * + = 5 ~ , og e o cea " % al Si tee » eTrTrat ing wit ‘3 the “Ae ae . oreparaison that will make your pain f::!. aetphes achimg fet eo bealtihes apd free fram .«.-- +++: go ahrwhere abd do asamrithing mm aber ute enrm fore. Se marveicusiy powerful i#¢ Moone « Emeraid O8 ‘hat thousands have foond |: . , Sale in Bargain art Tots’ Bloo om eget i?x35 all-feather Pillow Pia ~ ‘ 4% Ids. to pair. covered S68 8 AON ORTON RET Mee eS Rep aS ee ident ; ' t BY ES * > ae ie * Beene eee er eT re eee eee eee eee en enn g ‘wes wonderful sewuita on the treater: B t . ¥ . § ; mt ase - te 22° wr ’ -~£7 art ticad- e swolle: of vraricese weirs men d Satee ~ th good-erade ck x ; rig o wer A ant noi ee be . h ng. pair eee ee - bw anc (Nite < Ss. Heather Deig - — ‘ : Drug Ca is aciling — os =

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~- oe —_— ee a ir aT TORII a Ce = \ EXTRA! 1250 Yards Imported Pongee onstration Sale| Silks Chine, ex- an ga 12-momme_ all-silk Japanese . 7 shades oO Pongee; limit of in popular ati a 36 inches 15 yards to a cus- and ivory, ivory, tomer; no mail or phone orders; 232 inches wide, yard, Foulard Silks (Bargain Basement.) pepe 6d Yard glo veombination® at Summer \ gripes, and check EXTRA! mations, 49 g inches wide. : 500 Yards $1.98 giks and striped s 7 loth. extra chine, in beau- Chiffon Taffeta : inations, in Summer Bolor combina Tn shades of ae 4 . wide- brown: while it and piuk, | lasts. No phone or - rgain Basement.) mail orders filled; ; Vard Pages Tenia Sho ae eae aly Agee f (Bargain Basement.) : eS . ¥: $ . > > é6 93 Brassieres and Misses’ “‘Allen A quality Dresses Bandettes Hosiery D ‘Ss; -, es, Neat and attractive iting satin, rayon or Wanted colors, tiber-plated terns statmmped on good endien broche; tans, white, etc. Full size a ity gingham; 80 to assortment. a eS C Irregu- 39c ae ae oer nen’s Cotton Vests Printed Percales Turkish Tends Regular and extra sizes, “9c grades in neat patterns, from Excellent quality ble t-up shouldess; ‘slichtly stripes and small figures; 36 1 large 20x40 size; Boerfect; 2 for a inches wide, 2 to neatly hemmed; Mm or, os 10 yard lengths; 1 Oc ee eS ah PREG cecesoocss ew Shoes ration Sale 8000 P: In Our De Imagine such begihoes, boucht at a tremendous concessifted below cost of manufacturer. EachBanly and carefully made. New Style New One and Two Straps Gore and Step-In Pur Cut-Out and Oxfordg® laterials and Brown Saiins and Gray Kids Tan Calf pnt Leathers Yombinati ns Pongee $ natural tan with ots. 32 inches wide $8.56 + One Pair One Pairge Coat ¢ 191 00 Stamped Bedspreads Beautiful designs stamped on good ity Nubbach sheeting; full double- igize. While this lot last, each.. ——_ ~\ Long-Pants Suits a) 95 All Sizes 5tol7 | Included it shades of tan Serviceable nd tr tmmed. J ust tse ifouser Suits in brand-new lig! Bthat are yeready in demand now. Mwear. Perfectly tailored a »and at a money-Saving price. $1.00 Boys’ Sport Blouses #451! iui Two hundred! and gray, neat 8 fabrics that coms what every boy Boys’ $2. Tre ie” Well made, -cut styles, 8 to 15 Gray shades, Wi bottoms sport collar style. —-made just ; A9 “ast color. Prints brother's. nt hs in stripes and solid 16: regular ek we es values; pair andes: (Nuagents—Barkcain Basement.) f grade Mattresses | B “Tt ticking 6 10 Metal Bed $4? .95 saat Li of r Demonstration Sale ligh-Grade Mattresses b well tufted, filled with 100% rer lelt around eoLtLton covered ae ee ae ae 2 ae ae ee a we Se Oe Se eS a food brown finish. heavy Strong ner Pillow. Spring, r, covered $ 8&9 bottom art tick- helical in ly priced ** . = Fs eS ee ae os * oe. oe ow oe oe oe oe oe ee = ___. DT. LOUIS POST-OISPATCH . TT B68 B88 ee. 6. Be Be eee es eee Bl = = - a: $1.69 Rayon | Undergarments $4.0 Envelo pe, Chemise and French Pan- ties, Teddies, 36 to 44. Step- Ins, 6 and 7 sizes. All wanted Shades of real crystal ray cloth; garments labeled. (Bargain Basement.) eee 90c Bird’s-Eye Diapers 6 for 69c Size 27x27: six in age; some misweaves; cellent weight. (Bargaia Basement.) __fWunSpAY EVENING. a pack- eXe- MAY 13, 1926 __. ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ee $6 Rayon Bed Sets J Well crinkled, in color: j of blue, rose and sold. §0x105 ineclud- $3. 99 ing bo! star, SC illoy ey (Bargain Basement.) Each fancy On). sulk $5 Corsets Clasp - around elastic. (Nuagents—Hargain ae fivured Keg Trav- colors. SIZES ob. Hasement.) re. > “Gia: wees Chambray Ginghams Imperial Chambray Ging- Lamps Lamps hams, all fast colors: neat patterns stripes and checks; 450 1 to 3 yard | wrought — iron Se ééiwe cc tcaka the new slender style; new Pp “rystalline attern Cloths shade; $3 grade with beautiful cis colored borders, 72x72 size: : 95 highly mercer- YR ized, while 100 1- . 4 en ce ee us 6 ous - @ T! . * . ‘ ’ " s* 4 ts 4 . " -* cr : ti , ; s i ‘ ae? *% +? , . . * ’ ; ‘ ’ i? i . ; « . , qi chilis. * » -* @ yy, . ellow and 20c Rubens Infants’ Shirts Cotton Shirts and a sleeve- less and with slee'’ stzes 1 to 7 aa me r- weinrht for C garments In middy white colors, pair of Sizes Ww with lo and lace-trimmed styles: 2 to 6 years: excellent quality material: beautiful pastel shades; Baby Boys’ Suits twill, blue one pants, ith ng to 6 years. = > Sailor | Infants’ Creepers Pretty new styles in cotton, Sine tc. New é , all white and wing 1 —— colors daintily trimmed and >] 00 stitched. Sizes to | Tots’ Summer Wear | Tots’ Crepe de Chine Dresses Sleevele ‘88 wanted models in hand-embroidered ; some with pockets; ages will make SHOGCEs « seavbne ba6% Table Damask Boys’ Wash Knickers ideal for | 75¢ colored borders, extra sig, full-cut Daytona cloth fine quality; full 58 inches and crash Knickers, wide; very 49 school play special, C wear; sizes 6 to Yard ..--+- eee RS ibsescnseneel Men’s Silk Ties New light colorings In fou- lards and novelty silks; big Athletic nainsook U shapes, open-end style; snap- Suits. made just like py patterns; big, roomy sizes ular $1.00 6 to 16; double- grades Domestics In Our Demonstration Sale 81x90 Bed Sheets iched Made sheeting, while last : of good quality ble: no seam; 1000 dozen WO i dae, 81-Inch Sheeting Fruit-of-the-Loom. snow-white = 2 ) each. in mil uf rem- nants, 2 to 10 vard lengths. Special, yd., 81- hich Unbleached Sheeting Extra heavy gre absolutely full width the holt. 20c Bleach Muslin 06-inch excéllent quality snow- white bleach, ent from the bolt, limit 20 yards to 1 t a eustomer. | (Nagents—Bargain Hasement.) pf. PRRs! oe ee stitched seams... 59c Boys’ Union Suits nion dad's; 59c PAGE 11 \ Oliver Twist Suits, made; middy New Colors New Styles. * New Fabrics Suits, novel- ty Suits, well-tailored Suits and correctly all fast color fabrics, guaranteed. \ \ . . “ “ + - : — . .S - > N fects and bands. In Our Demonstration Sale $3.95 and $4.95 C f There Are Hats of Almost Every Im Cc olor and C ombination almost every conceivable shape. visca and crepe. lightful trimmings. Flowers, velvet, Haftr, J) s azures, crochet, ribbon, are the de- Sport Hats Leather and novelty season’s most favored all in colors braids, sports combinations, ribbon trimmed, colored the and ef- $9.95 (Nugents—Bargain Basement.) f Made of plain Serim, just 1000 pairs in lot “etree ee eee} Ruffle Scrim Curtains 2 Prs. | of fles in colors, Set. 5-piece Valance Set made checked marquisette, dou- ble ruffle Valance. All ruf- . finished with bt allion fringe; 39-inch Panel Curtains —— Panel Curtains, of good quality | 95 ow lace made of varn, fimished with ficial silk fringe: each. Ke sypien 3-ineh arti- Drapery Damask Drapery Gauze Demonstration Sale of Curtains | Ruffle Valance Sets me Panel Curtains Scalloped bottom Panel Curtains of shad- Artificial Drapery Silk Regular $2.95 new striped 36-inch figured Gauze, Damask in rich color com- high luster finish, ideal for -Assorted range of patterns aid : . ; binations. 4) b 65 curtains, drapes and ri h eolor Shades Te cpg ey or casement cur- C combination ; C jounted nearest teed C ii tr : tains: vard..... 36 ineh; yard... idy to a Gee the @ 6 6 6 e P 9x12-feet heaviest ity Axminster Rugs sh in neat ings, mill trials. . oe ee Axminster nh dg “i $1.69 Inlaid Linoleum Heavy Iniaic ity, neat colorig niispriit. oquare designs and color- Hieaviest quality e? }? s 9 95 Seame a minste) ‘= * ava sae! Daa Axm neat f T | . designs W ovs erie ' rect irk by ay id> $4 » 95 Brussels riit? dese ’ ais “ui! id . = | avenues, will give a “Mothers’ and a Daughters’ week” banquet at the | church today at Jp. m. 8 _——s ADVERTISEMENT. = LIQUID CORN. = CU, ARE OFTEN DANGEROUS | Why Not Really End Your Corn and Callous Troubles in the Surest, Safest Way With “End-O-Corn”? “End-O-Corn” actually ENDS CORNS end every package contains a MONEY GUARANTEE, that you can cash at any bank if your corns deo pot entirely die appear. If you have a cern that is stubbors and that nothing has ever removed, you probably have a VASCULAR. A chirop- odist will not remove it for you-—sese of the better known “corn cures” will rid you of it The only treatment that will remove ft ls “END-O-CORN,” Liquid corn remedies are often dan- gerous. They contain ether or some other Liquid that evaporates quickly. So after you have opened a bottle, the strength of the remedy is never again the same and you are Mable te bura the skia er irritate the Sesh aad cause bicod | pelson, “END-O-CORN” has been tested and endorsed by the following Gruggista, bus ¢f they are not near you and your neigh- porhood G@ruggiet deean’t have it, write te END-O-CORN LABORATORIESR 6 | Garfiel4d Bivd.. Chicago. and we will ese that you receive a& jar. on oe » "t ¢ ore " cc ee *\ oe ee ee ee | Drug Stores: Paul Sanders 0 Falloa (St.. Ketffer Drug Co., 504 Prenniie AY. > | Braaleton Drug Co., 3160 Laciode Av, . v a of Health, but it does not - ; a . : 4 .

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RSDAY EVENING, MAY 13, 1926 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH aks CU RSDAY EVENING, 31-4 3, 1926 --- LS _ SLUGS FSi — Lettie ACRSDRY EVE : r 13, 1 "a-ar ’ Texans Ship E-gce- to Cuba. of Mexico Large shipmen.s Moths Feed on Ceonnt Spots | : ‘ aneothe schime : Marder Case Set for May ; Race es aD ccc ng “a GONZALES. Tex.—Five carioats'of lve poultry are oeing Mae a Mav 1 Jacksonvilie, Dl A mal nanié¢ orem Sah os = eartoad of Gongsics ——,* : ee P - +, —_ ni-aw -o +h hig of eges have been shipped iru": 2211¥ A20G a Ca a - + he : f Rev Connor, Jackson mamsey. W110 Was Teains setietiaa: ' satana Cuba shile County wool is ready to be snipptc CcCASse wv. ee aloe f Ha was etiehtivc Amr {,ORTA Les Oo qesel miner. charged with the maur- potas grnealee | ee the other three were sent to the! by a local firm ée*? ef Ear! Williame anoth i343 A man who cgvs he ix Al Poison bh her three Z a @r. is set for hearing on May 26 30. of 5435A Wade avenue. WAS at- e Howard County Circu rested on a charge of careless driv- : Cleaning f Fluid ald of 7517 Warner avenue. at SHOULD BE CLEANED anchester ard Hanley ro cds =° NOW Pine ape cnet the iat? Wa ; aes : ; ’ a > ~~ a. ahs yee? ta” oe TF T a o ng after « colton verwsen =o” [LINDELL 4600 _ : e : 7 *. @ ‘“ - a ha . 4 — * 7 ” 2 . ; ne * y . r\ . ~ | - . —— Tt) oo . 7 — > Q , ™ oh ~~ ~ } wiaisSs LJISC SUILGIHYL Ditucec. | Pp | vesterda in macn ——— ; ~ ¢ 2a~ 25 DMUiilihn Db} aie ses ’ - Bef S Th ani DYERS Venhehe w and te be Vow tetats sage sia nT : : - ~ te ~ _ > + i=. ore toring ¢™m c 2s € . * ne | wa & 5 t= Ge ss nite aad “eon \nfammrnatic a a | Ca QD iPS act ¢ dicw ee ¥ Shays pg de ne eae so, PETE CSR te | ee bate, Soy ee war" et ee ( & A ept a a> Talat eaecgae a i dt im | | f. fy fa. 1 / {7 fu fs » | (a f ry i / ‘ - ~ ce. >] - >@ ‘ ™ * i“wniInt tv . o _ —— lia NY esterda | TT ie Trsry t GS .. ; eee © . 3 : ps ag Persons hE i “ i sc si tac “«* CTS Afgan RN Ape Sy Age op tal % “> mee > 2123 N. Main, at Clinton Howard County on a hang: iT Len chine driven ty George MeDon- |[ WINTER GARMENTS | > Me ae a” Some Reetion a ail Drag aarwr ual st represe fives ¢ i. | ¢ nois Division Highways “er eu wards é vyesterdadat ikinc 7 | canine two mites west of E4-{ . , ite | | co : a z £ ’ Wee eo ee eee es cS? eo re ah aah : rhan car of the Illinois Tra . Ee t} I ! , ae | it ; ag he om , : — ee ; ty Bil: ee nd Mrs. Pegsy Dwyer. | y At) eS ee 6b ae Z ‘a 4 é : an ng im tn = , y] a ae ; “ Ste | Pe GY : $? ig 7 Poae aE 3 War g t a tae Toiletries which combine an aching car and salled his] yy ee 7 £248 : alluring hint of Parisian vi- = machine on the traces. = werdic’| os + + teat vacity with the refineddelicacy of accident Was T° Mee epress . Se é Z,. 4 ats favored by fastidious women, fn O mpossible | 7 Bs, : oe Yj Jap Lig 4 8? - ea ez - aan tmrerer * ee ; Z 4 : hay YI, of . iso at the crossing “a , . Bi Rgmipes ae: i; POE CHINE te ree comer: oo eues +1 wits and difficult 7.2 M mr obtaining o ssary rignt-O.-Wa “lg ae Vite. ee me oy 2 fa Z iidiets z 7 Ba re said to have delayed the pre Ce ene ee LG, Lar aes Bown eed | ee Se mm ae e of Ee ‘can Automobile. : ————— ee otis Sot ED i Ml nil Ei Bice DG OS Oe Pile ra ins “a ts 'P Mo street sut- ¢ € 9 s * * * 4 9 a ee a Was arrested, states on 7 . a - r east OF Na ra | e Beher place, suffered a fracture EXZINZ TOMATO KETC! skull when hit by a machine driven ig ee ge elem eee . . : MEINZ CREAM OF TOM: y Mm Wallace Tances of 44! | Frigidaire is the electric refrigerator less, dry cold of just the proper degree. Th a coo, oe ve to buy, because you get a biggervalue It makes ice cubes rightly sized for e tds teens ser | Kios cha: for every dollar spent. The great many household uses. It freezes a : ee ee tree ene swerved financial and engineering resources hundred dainty desserts. Its contents — gir! 1? the indiv? Si SDS ee Chee F " ae ~~ : 2.4 ; Winter. Sundays and holi- as ; + able payment down puts it > } ae Sy ei: } 4 i days are the same to it as into your home—and the re- ze i New Pumps. Straps. Tivs in : no —o Tt goes on work- mainder may be absorbed : +, ~ : . : 7 | Parechmeni Rid ‘abhi eca: eS onishing economy. : : 5 , Rricitaire U . ' This modern ice man” Payment plan. 1? cidaire keeps f . RR ee f 5 / Keeps food as calls once ~with Frigidare- Call—phone—or mail the coupon | : 5 O ic€é cannot—ineven,change- and the ice stays always —_ for the book that tells all the facts. i oe THE DEL-HOME LIGHT Co. East Side Desiers 4 Tri F amous-Barr Co.. 3321 Olive St. (at the Lindell cutoff ce E. eeretiia Basement Mezzanine ST ] Ot Is VIO) P 5 Meee a Ie ast St Loews, BL 4 . WITH BLONDE es H —— + OR BROWN KID : ; y™ a | ; , s . ight Co. mM wt CUBAN AND 9 3 | Te Dba ES " = SPANISH HEELS : a oul den bind illustrates and tells about e ame Sizes 243 to8—AAtoC | | 5 Frigidaire :% Three clever new styles exactly as pictured that we H N i. feel sure will immediately appeal to the woman or mis .o— bs. who enjoys wearing footwear a bit different. yee: ELE eg F 0 4 G R E F R I G E R AT I O N - y derful quality. at a price that is surprisingly moderate s 3 iow this type of footwear. Product ef General Motors—made and guaranteed by Deico- Light Company, Dayton, Ohio, the 4 Address j . id sien Pal world’s largest builder of electric refrigerators. There are more than 150,000 Frigidaires now in use. : | H -

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_ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ naib ____. THURSDAY EVENING, MAY 13, 1926 ST.LOLIS POST-DISPATCH PAGE 13 = val lued at from $50,000 to $69,- leds 17 years, died last week. me and Mrs. Canning are believed | 090. Charles Cannine. widow | ing No known relatives or heirs.,|to have come here from Canada. . Heintz-Built “Une WITH oMITH All-Steel Garage aN Ae Better, M D ; | rant : as te eet eee ot EeAior- Can Be Placed on Your Property Line | | CO | l & Mfg. Co. | in Issue of the “The Nation.” | Reg. U. S. Pat. Off. — baked | : a ame = Oven; ney-General Describes Suicide | That is because Hemz beans dre : oven-baked. No other way of Before Buyin See the 3 Thousands Are | Reducing - Without Dieting, Exercise, | Thyroid, or Use of Other Harmful Drugs Why be fat? It’s a useless weight—a social || and physical handicap. Getrid of it. Thou- t | sands have reduced through Rite-Wate— | the new, sure, harmless way. Read what a | ae retail ‘ee concern in Detroit has to pa | y about pe six Sone we have sold 3350 boxes. Have had more satisfied customers on this 7 | Special to the Post-Dispatch NEW YORK, May 13.—Harr; M. Daugherty, recently indicted in — , connection with the Alien Property ‘ i a ; } ~ J scandal. and Warren ©. Martin. Daugherty S assistant and confi- baled | dential secretary, now in the office ‘ : Of Senator qu Pont. she r light —_— preparmg beans Can bring out eee 3 a ; item than on any similar remedy we have 2 fs on the death of Jess Smith. “mas- Friday and Saturday—2- This season’s most desir- ever sold.’ . the full, rich, nut-like flavor. And, | ter grafter of the Ohio Gang,” in Day sacrifice of all incom- able styles—Patent, Satin, | brett 0 ig —_ — od 5 a or 70, ‘a interviews obtained by Edgar Mels plete lines from our regu- Black Kid, Tan and color- ite- Wate does the work. Positively con- #3) a h is Mo ove ' Pate ie ‘ ; : a tains no metallic salts, thyroid, alkaloids o at 1S re, n baking makes j and printed in’ this week's issue og lar stock. Queen Quality ed Kid. The majority are other harmful ptm tho nie anual a The Nation (dated May 19) 3 ;, | : | = other fine makes 7 di t and Ac ‘ — ine + ' Daugher 7\ “Two c “ them casy to ges most Rssthie: Salieea MEE Genel ittees arked down regardless of ‘ain | Smith« defaulted in $309.000 helone- teria costs or values. nutrmous. Dttae to me” So, ask for Heinz Oven-Baked | According to Martin. Smith and | Daugherty had a terrifie quarre! Beans. Let the label be your guide | two days before Smith was found | | dead in the expensive apartment in | the Wardham Park Hote! in Wash- | Beans that are not oven - baked ington which he shared with | | Daugherty. | cannot be labeled baked. | Story of Quarrel. The story of this aquarre!, which * Oven baking takes longer— has never before appeared in print. was related a’ short time aro to regular $7.50 and $8.50 ‘| ties. Putupin eas -to-take tablets by one of | the largest drug laboratories in the world, — peep oe ne $5 | thus i insuring a thoroughly reliable product. or quic ay aisposa. | Money back if dissatisfied "$ results within seven weeks. a SP PO AEE LE OL OG SPER. ee ean aot 1 Results in Two Weeks $ yon" RITE-WATE | Fat Reducer—Vegetable Compound ON SALE AT . All Walgreen Drug Stores; Wolff-Wilson, | 700 Washington Av. Grand and Olive; || Jehnson Bros. Drug Co,, 7th and St. Charics; a ou | All EEnderle Drug Stores; the Famous-Barr 2——— Co. Nugents, or your neighborhood drug- “ as, All Sizes in great grouping as 7 a whole but not all sizes in any one style. Charge Accounts Invited—See Window Display J “ RET PRIN te RRR RN GeO CARRE ERIE ewe ” an but tt makes you remember Mels by Harry Daugherty'’s assist- ; 1 | st: or write Star Sales Co., Inc. 1504 ] how reall '@. cd Heinz | | “weirs phere : ago vy had a * % Ne : . = ea way, eceann: Mich. be onger y § @ rific quarrel, their first. in ther — — aked Beans 'so-called ‘shack.’ a email farm £ 5B afc. 3 | | house near Columbus. Smith had | | Vee ee . | i ae Bing Pe Lo a ee bought a revolver in Cotmmhus the | ae : \ $a gat ; #: | y SR ATE RE eg Sat boo, re | day pefore Nicht came and | ? ——— . + , - = ~- — , : ee ee a re a ee ———~aee | Daugherty went to sierp. He was + | awakened at three the next morn- | aS ‘Ine to find Sm'‘th prowling aronnd. | a X sip es |revolver in hand He explained JUST IN DOUBLE # that he thought he heard some-| =; . y 1 a Oo ) : TIME FOR YOUR VALUE AT AN , - D be wee eee oe VACATION! UNDERPRICE! 9 | | |vear apartment in the Wardman t « Jarl TInt! *) sanertor - K ry ! j int ! ‘a e' reasons unknown, Daugherty re- . > Dad + ata that nicht with f ! ° a ° BEANS oo ae ee ee Something New in Sensational Value! : his plac while he Sinclair. Dohe- : g a : pe ~o] rorhes ,¢ "eterane’ P21 ' —. N 1 - Pee es Oe i ee ee eee ; . _— Abe a> fry aT ? OU ERO PE ae ; + Co) ¢ Veter F217- ; e si rean fame, and some others passed with tomato sauce Die might in the White owes, ff | : % Awakened by Crash. { j “Smith and Martin, wy? ii@ not 4 SS i ° Shi ott nd i ~ | ; p | | be] p | 1 e tae thseqnenf?? ot % a HEINZ TOMATO KETCHUP - HEINZ COOKED SPAGHETTI |B Shortiy after six the neat morning, | | HEINZ CREAM OF TOMATO SOUP - HEINZ PURE VINEGARS | w: ; ; te | ; A on : H | EACH ONE IN > . h i ec ind turned ae igs ial h : : | c The taste is the test rs a A TRAVELER'S . | : Put he could not sleep and went | + +} an ttt ieunae ran + by * ‘ ® j fy < } - 7 : , ar ems | Pr the materi a] YO} VA 1a hy Tn reoior « SEND your WANT AD to the POST-DISPATCH and GET | wool or silk, or whether it ig linen, gf ann ee == SSS me wou errr: o_o a a | oe == Martin sow him on the floor his | HAT BOX = : ee nto is mriguee Reels - = ej ! : ¥, ° | 7 Sen it the fri taf NT rherty ” ag a } PLANTS OYSTERS !N FLORIDA | £ /State Officer Puts 19.000 Barrels | ; in Ww aters of Apalachicola B; ‘| han 1! WOO of ingg OY : : "s ve be wa | AN INNOVATION eat toe ae See ot asta | ORIGINAL WITH asi WoO Mmcht i) nt. a p ¢ } . 4D ‘ Wefing of the local oyster rena- {| KLINE’S IN ST. LOUIS i ers ‘ I le CVT 8 an an “Pp c 1 ) plantings, 4,000,000 young oyster ! 5 2 TATA 2 J ed i tl | ld grow to marketable : | Patent Leather Slipper, 910 || = Ww & min W/o ww oe JM ier Ws 9 i , { ; ; ite bis ha t : hringe #7 Q ie ¢ 1 . After all nothing is more attractive—or more practical—than | waaPreina geet ema | a very smart patent leather Slipper. | Pioride. Sarge the winter ‘nessos. | ~ 2st gyn oe BE: we | 4} MAGINE! Not only = we secured these very remarkable new Hats in | ) | Heheemen’s yearly income | | the most wanted modes but by special arrangement we offer with each t | The model illustrated, made extremely dainty »Y the a — oi, | | purchase, one of these lovely Teneet ers Hathboxes. The most unique offering light kid trimming—gray or sauterne—is useful for a Proposes ns ee ever made in St. Louis. Tailored types! Semi-dress types! Dress types! There ’ re a ceiak a ee edhlbibhantiaid | are close fitting Hats and wide brimmed Hats and all the smart modes in be- ee SS ee ce act ne Mi vin Sabin’ eh | ‘ween! MODELS FOR MATRONS AND MISSES. Plenty of both large and | ‘¢e ‘ _ ' ] : | : ; , llicited fi vad OUTED Ut . bobbed head sizes. White, black and colors. . - . * . . P . : ‘abd { T ross or { e It is but one of the large selection of distinctive styles “e icakaad 60 Shins ‘ itica Perch ad hs , . for all occasions which we offer at S10. service Jaw is being violated, or if 4 | ’ money is being paid for Federal E ] H Pl d 4 : | ss is provided for in : ; | ac l at ace 3 ti yn introduced by Senator Cou- ) | ’ H b t t OT IWAM colosg wre SILK STOCKINGS | zens (hep.) of Michigan It was In a Trave cr & at Ox r + ) *9v}] Fas nice Com- = referred to the Civil service om | (Without Charge) : : mittee. ’ P ee - ae : | | p 8 Gotham Gold Stripe Silk Stockings are knitted for beauty, | Seek Heirs to $50,000 Estate. 4 1 in nateh ;@ : for wear, for style. And thev are also made with the: desire NDEPE NDE . Kan.—Heirs| jf : ' 1 ‘ | Ras — © sought for an estate o ; 4 . to provide you with the utmost satstaction obtainable in eet fre of land. near a prod 7 ia . ee AA i a a b eo ofl field, a residence in Ind ) , 3 opie ier OE: niga een # mi A~ tel — toh ay nt at a 7 ) : . nd clas may Hosiery. 1 rye ndaence, ard NeEr<oya properiv j - —“ . : y . if : fa | fy atl i f i tL s a } ’ e i } a i— | i ; Pe n end ‘i : hel | ADVERTISEMENT, | y, | | fy Pl} Ay) I i mI i | Sheer silk with silk tops and Iisle 0 ce | fa | Bed 3 PW Pn TT Hah i) i | ° | , - ’ soles—the newest Spring shades. | PPL gusting ain | ‘ | , : $1.95—3 Pairs, $5.70 | , :. ) COLOR IT NEW WITH ; , | Dealers = ND DY ES: , T: DIAMO | ; ierney, : | ; Bidg., 3 | : uis, Ill. Just Dip in Cold Wate ' 5 to Tint or Boil to Dye | x FES ee ll M ' Each 15-cent pa ik y, ; a Seeeeersesesesss® = ace contains direc me , — ' ee j ‘ ry ©} ry) ‘pre AD v 4 -* i i ™ ‘ tions & . . a woman ‘* t i : ‘ ; Dag Pires =f \ | ildren’s Br ise rah orm ates and tells about : nent ‘clers i hiss | 4 ere ©} ks, Wr OBS j . MARYLAND AT EUCLID inte waists, | H Shoes—for Children of all ages | dresses, couts, —_ ; . . ings, swe aters, adrap . } aici Hosiery—for Women & Children series, coye rings | a | ] | han ring rs = eV ry- ' : WM * ee a th rT) gy. ' fi x SE Rr 1v Diamond Dyes — HO othe r ate: t a ” kind—an | your cruggist wheth , : RESULTS—3-time Ads ALMOST CERTAIN for ANYTHING. ' otton or mixed goods.

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a . ST. Louis POST- “DISPATCH | ___ THURSDAY EVE " MAY 13, 1926__ ST.LOUIS _POST-DISPATCH Irnsco Road ks Alabama Permi S aske , tors. fu mail plane ingeniously constructed Price of $1.00 Nerwegian || Miller's || ‘\ct27it" : ee Rothprost and. ous ae . » Chale ny : ; r ta Feo ae ee o “ | Cod Liver Oil||Herb Juice); “*«r'™* proof vaults. Every garmei i i OOD - aa aii © . eae \ This comm bi- P 98c a a Is placed on separate hany ike Site Seen eek a eee | cen ety || mation offer Qt., 98c 50c ers to prevent a Fa 'f ic Ren - eer eine ponies Sm ast | consists of a 3 battles, ly imsured against fire ar 7 t Jefferson irracks for six rears sored $3.00 jar of Prt. 49c 2 50 : $1.00 size, od V low t y = — = hoor in *¢ etaranre’ Ter. Ba. _ = eft. ery ° erms. 7. Wet at caece ae uN Mme. Yale's $ 79c : § ieee es ep cmuoen oe tt ——— Pink Skin It ation 2 onened. three rears ago. He is still . Repairing, A er Tt aE i lial ini eee aa “me and a $1.00 jar of her 6s : . : ” A under treatment for injuries suf-| [jf Crome ama © S800 or ot A St. Louis Institution Cleaning & Storing a bead on, Oe le aa ™ (rram. Regular $4.00 value a of Furs at Reduced Wit hap eign tur 20 to Saemghenne Lat, 2 } Friday and Saturday—Sal Pri i { 7 of his right lee ts to be amprutared. Gc! . . ele) 4 yY € rices Mal Paul Eé@wards won second prize, ye tiacaiose gn a Bee im che —. ; e et a . ver ee { Wolff-Wilson’s Boston Blunts Alaska Fur Cc ; | ~ostume and John Tesars costume Made in Tampa. Pla. by ome of the most reliable factories. i | i was wored the most original The 4 wonderful valine for the price. : B. Frankel ey ward for the best float went to 710 Washington Avenu is Ward B. T+ was 2 miniature bat- Friday and . au reskin | Saturday, Each @ C5 or = Ff a Marching tn frent and rear of —_— ss ; if | ka fliea* a vTe* er Lec "ere er S CAN OF 50. $3.25 T iae ST-ee, Tan fant ‘i he?*@eew af Shea ; ie Taurteen*h Field Artillery. and . IT Fourteenth Field artifiery. and | Wolff-Wilson’s SEMI-CLUBS ih members from fhe hospital. Three . BLUNT AND PERFECTO SHAPES | a y bea ti rigibles from Seott Field nex © If you are looking for a real goed Sc Cigar. try these. a3 3 : : é ‘ ‘ y ard net”. «ca ne -2g°0 “l= ‘abe 1 certhing i in endo a sme 10 for 450 "i Read what i. ae > . j i . : ‘ —— oe wpe rei tt for our first great Summer /- After the parade the w 3 : W tee it —-tepanrs Were eTests & “aseka i) a Dress Sale. Hosts of new | | ain tn whos Sixth nits Hi hue if team. ¢ BLL styles, cut full and roomy. |} team tT J ¢ Cigars He oseaggali — heme mcciteal A Deep Cut on JOSE JAVA pe Ee At this price purchase a ee : ‘ . ‘ A QUALITY SMOKE | uy number and save. If During . r Friday and —— 30 ei pen rs Saturday . or Cc .73 yea ee Pape 2 - beh “ : 7: e ‘4 F * > = : he oulards, ! Nar r . - ;: ae Vi atte Veil Sees Ds IN COT NY Neutrality Brand Imp. Manillas 3 otte OUES | es AUTO HOLDU S | v BIG BLUNTS—HANDMADE—LONG FILLER ° ° " reorz: | We THEY CANT BE EQUALED FOR THE PRICE ; | id Printed Voiles ee * Be emt Bice BRAG ee cs Special Values’ ive —— ee ' ox Oo 4 the Saar ge secial ...3 for I | Dseccen| Sa Linens “Rayons Costume | |] fos:s asc os © ae... 83 = ; [ster range is : i ° ih gate ef g ' - » Afesrh ke CE ees ae - ay a : 7 - Shae Slips | ee ! Baver's Asoirin Tablets ? dez %Se Chancellor. Fl Producto. La Palina. Mercantile. Preferen- $1.00 Gillette Blades... . 75¢ * eats aneet. | Smart details for Summer. aried - : , Bette of 108 ie cia. Administration. Henry the Fourth. Dutch Mayers, E] 50c Gillette Blades 33e 4 ficed at | patterns, Hand-Drawnwork, smart 95c mz $4 he pull Sane ey Pe Roi Tan. Don Julian. Harvester. Muriel. Mapacuba. La Styptic Pencils (to stop és Embroidery, Lace Trimmings, Col- . . , aume afaigesi@ue ( Sengue $)....ov¢ Fendmch. El Principal. Robert Emmet. Garcia Grande, a cut) 15¢e; 2 for..... ha a = Musti d “ley nS Bell's Pire Tar & B 97> Sle @8- iain 7 $1 5 fe _ lar and Cuffs, Appliqued Work, 7 atten: “in oi... mz wor eo, ne lar & waaay. 216, _ $8: Lampert ; : : $1.00 Autostrop es 4 Calves te lA & Rutton Trimmed. Clever Pockets. sd ~’ atl shades. ia ; tains Sus Brome-Quin me (oreve s a 19c Straicht sizes cut to 3 for 25c: box of 54 $3.95 50c Autostrop Blades. . : . ‘ : ~it Delmar it | Bremo-Seltzer .«sssi“ws=s2Se She. $1 2 for 23 Sizes cut to 1%c¢ straight: box of 546 $195 | | 50c Durham Blades. 3 nsou Paidweil’s Syrup Persin s3c. $* 20 ibe Straight Sizes cut to lic: box of 306 esses oan | ‘3 | eine fOr. .... 44 ae . age RS 3 fer SOc Siees cus te 84c; Dem O68 OG. 1... «cnc nns | 95 42c Gem ades, | e T5e farter's “is ar Bilig hey 3 f pe oe : = packages for..... "| Le FEES ELL LLL AL ELLE LSPS ELA Ee ramid dict seal tal sinew ie bes 55: Chas. Denbr. Brink man-Meisei Hamirmaiiec. la Resta, 35c¢ Ender’s Biades, ha Gc Castoria (Fieteher's)....... 28c Tungsten. san Felice. Agent. Niles & Moser. Hauptmann : | $1.95 Greomuisien @+ 47 Hamimacde. Lied Dot. Havana Ribbon. Turki. = Friday and Saturday 6c § . 2 EE 3S vans grey RRA S a x rufrock-Litton Se Se a ce Th i | Famer Jota’s Medicine... .57c, $1.13 2Se Woodbury’s eEGt di rellows Syrup yp 72 — a Pil | gk Fourth & St. Charles . $7.25 avs Stomach femedy_ $1.13 \ better Cicar can't be in cicss hamider with 93c a 2 i « 32% - ‘ $1.09 Yio. Yervine eee . Can of 50. $2.25 cmt te + +e pat ae eae => =a : tha! SBE Menthe "Be, — ‘ #y : ¢ . Powder "see. #2 — 1 oe . ! Nuss 2 Pyorrhocide Tooth Pdr. wl : 4 1 ae = b 2 1 es § o * 1 7. —> SOAPSALE ff if te. . bs e La Mar Reducing . .3 for : 10 OL Wi ined . oe Milk ‘Magnesia. The Big Red 50c Folt’s Reducing— | } : ike . rhengiax Waters --- 4 mothproof and storage Baz within 3 for i a | ee Fintham's Vecelable Commeand . seniei cam aia 25e Woodbury, q I'S amazing! In was : 31.8 Sanerma Table bn of 3 cakes) i tub, clothes actual a vers - 5 *7---- ) x canes’ .-...- See REDEX wf? GSE boeie An co dai fepatica_.._....__23¢ = aS nest F a ra, —— ot Meteo tet, ad ‘, ‘2 "“* = “4 tat fs 5 or U c A i o = t ee) | ‘ i | ‘ ; ’ ’ . > | a at or ot é 4 etatetatp tele lates’, a a s% afate®, Rinso is so chock-full . in dist and staina. Ir a | : suds, and is so This Beautiful $200 Burl Walnut Suite YR ‘SANA | Seer | At a Saving of $55—F riday and Saturday . Pal moli 7 if ve ys Arno dake “tt remark | sis: ala ithe *s 1 Prev ent a mo iwe NO ; e . | | Shaving Cream ~ ) C 1 are w > Lik 4 = Check lf, 7 i ‘ ‘ = | ” l Rec. 35c Tube = . Guaran ei > i. Sum Control ; Palmolry Shaving Cream: 1 Silver- Plated Gen- the al ' 3 uine Gillette Satetv Razor: 1 Genuine Gillette Safety Razor Blade usven ' - »* .* .* »* .* x ‘se * .* ,* «* * ~ .* ~ »* 4 x .* «* ,* : . «* * * * ‘a ,* .* > a * > .* $ : “ >_* ,* x’ ~ .* ~* oa ~ < »* «* «* 7 S ~ & ta ¢ . ~ * .* * .* * .* .* . 7 ~* * * S Pyorrhea —tGermicidal An- All for 3 5c Briseptic. Re- liewrs pain checks blood flow. quaic k healinzc: al«o une for i a- tarrh. Hay Fe- ver. Cold m the Head. Sor, Friday and Saturday Only Liberal Terms ’ - = e+ - . -~ . . , - Apply during our Anniversary Sale. On this $145 Siite—pay $25 cash. balance of $120 in + 7 piel . i } ven equa’ payments;-$12 each month. Or. two per cent discount for all cash. nia Reading, Sewing or Distance Glasses ae 44c, 87c These 2 days only—Genuine Toric Lenses Pence ier ith recor nec escneee, -S —Complete WITH FRAMES | PEPE DP EP LGD 0 2 Cee o Pag Pah fag Pa Pg - Pure A “oS ig Po Pre 4 mre gy * - a j % , , _ ; mee a Bi | 2 ————

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' = er Ny, $3 ; ee f meee - LO LE I I TE laid Ul Ome ee Ce pa Rees : en —— ot. eS Lo...) ae THURSDAY EVENING, MAY 13, 1926. s—sC—SCSSTL LOSS POSTS | me Rexall store CAV RECENT NAY! $e Our Grand Ww | | Z Zz a SN i and Olive —YWIFYI PHN E/1 SL Beautiful New Street Store i Remains Open Daily and Sunday Until 12 P.M. (Midnight) © e Exchange Phone wal 3036 Lindell 1011 Avoid Trouble ; ad 7 Olive o Every Summer thousands of dollars worth of fur apparel, HOUSEHOLD Summer Styles! “___ HH IPRESS I$ SANE, | Extreordiner? O00". IMPARTIAL, HONEST, Editor of Cleveland Plain ) Dealer Attempts Defini-. tion of “News” in Speech. at Columbia, Mo. — | escbeseseseseses . » . 4 © 0 ee Me Mla At te Mla thie ‘5 home closets, is eaten by ths. Tar paper, cedar bags, moth- balls are all doubtful protec- Tue institution with 100,000 customers has passed a practical service test, and by SERVICE, NOT P OWER, retaining those patrons it earns 2a mass | recommendation that cannot be ignored. ity such an institution must have. | | —— ink o ¢ questions it must answer. | as ° | Think of the peaks of service it mane meet. Responsibility to Public Is There is no question about it—/00,000 cus- . a is a good reason for using **Mercan- ! Generally Recognized but tile Service.”* There Have Been Unfor- : . 7 , ‘a tunate Exceptions. | sag = SS SS ' % oe 3 } j y “. a r . BY x - 33 oe ———_——lc“(‘( ili Staff Corresponaent of the Post- AVA a he ww — — we se | ' - Dispatch. i iY \\ / o fe . EVERY FENMNANCEAL SERVICES? COLUMBIA, Mo. May 138.—) / AS a ee : : P 4 SesaSesesesesesesesesesreseseseseSesesesesee|| | Speaking to the School of Journal-| JW f; on ed | M D Hy Piece your furs in our sani- : mothproof and dust- of vaults. Every garment ig placed on separate hang- ers to prevent crushing. Ful- iy insured against fire and , theft. Very low terms. Repairing, Alteration] ||; Cleaning & Storing | of Furs at Reduced] || Prices | B. Frankel | 710 Washington Avenue | x ra ES Chae Chamois mitered first quality - §i Regu *"9O8 a ee i —_—— x By CARIOS F. HURD, eee eo eo eee eS Sess eseseSeseseseses ‘tH##=t'jtjttuus=ss | isin stnuaents and visiting newspa-. | The Sunday Post-Dispatch has the largest circulation per workers at last night’s session | We know from experience that : — of any newspaper in the Southwest. | of the Journaliem week exercises, | were these Hats to be placed on = rif CREPE HATS , | E. C. Hopwood, editor of the Cleve- | — -y a ng $7 they'd mod ep ! hacia rsd aes | chased wi amazi rapi ee | land Plain Dealer, — a to th | But, because our policy compels € HAIR HATS \tempt a definition of the word) us to permit our patrons to share ee ie eee mee @ Flower Hats in our fortunate er if BENGALINE ‘“News,’” he Sa a is u a lark a | . offer them at LESS T ii | departure from the social or physi- : ¢ Feather Hats RIGHTFUL COST! ¢ SATIN HATS F | | cal routine. e 3 Pkes., $1 | “war, which departs farthest | € Ribbon Hats q LEGHORNS ' (Limit ef > Read what another St. Louis woman Says: ‘ceaden of chen. Anne a ald @ Embroidered ge ae « COMBINATIONS N Lae part of the dav's routine, and if is| as | ; . a S 1f TF S 4 A. M. news The hequest of millions for | " ¢ S rims i charity is news, while the fact that | ' Mrs. Brown put a quarter in the} 4 ) ‘ 2 Oe ee —— OO Rh Os OH Fe ere ef eH Oe Beene er Qe eee ee € Se ee R O@ 6 F Se Se OSE Se OF © Re Se mm © om mem @ wm —" , . ‘The tendency is to give more * ® e espace to news matter. The New | York Tiwies l learned on a recent i] i } ‘ ;, VISiIt to 11 office. was gilving abort einen ; — SERDRnneenen manent - : — © iehurch collection plate is not news. | _ a ee - — = - — —_ I —~— ND NT - A ; . \ Y Cases Sees, | The barn-naintinge and strawherry ! : : , F er wrek- Lo] ae e | Sn: In! its me ‘aba the r ira! parner are pecans. ; ' \ \ ends = & an ~ we. aoe ; ae ys oe ta $ wri tr " ‘cr ‘ _ he +4 - “or or’ se : i \ | be weed an & re aS | as pi news nas ne cry ct PD S| : " is Ww ae Soc ee “My mother brought ACCOUNT OF SK VSCRERP Or COTE UCT) OD eeieeeeeeenneeeeeeeeeese ete nsenesesnnnn = nnnanI=IInsiOnnsaiiinnannnn Naot seas a ne sar ne en eth a eee ' : ee ee me some Rinso at the and the functions of fashion. The 1 : Sale Price recommendation of my }sun and moon in their courses are : ; @) ee grocer, and I have been | not news, but the comet is news.) , . i oe using it ever since. | ) and when the sun and moon stood; & : think it is just fine. It | still in Soshua’s time, that, ladies i ; . Sh , makes washing ex- | and gentlemen, was a real news| & [ Men s aving tremely easy and | Story. : f Necessities re) makes the clothes nice What Is Interesting. ad : z . . . ' hou): re tre? , ImM* Oroe?t) ~+ A 7560 | nd white. Rinso seems ae Seca ~ esting. Wh | : .00 Gillette Blades.... 4' to soak the dirt right cnt @: aera b aaaaiaad ee a = 1S ae — | 50c Gillette Blades..... 39c | oe eee tescion in strict confidence. I don't| ff a “lee wl : : "he deni know. Anyone wt lid k rcould: f gaunt, 2 — 7 ¢ ; Btyptic Pencils (to stop of rubbing is needed to erie lesigcad iodo ne ee tL Fh) fs , 9 | - 29 for ..25c 4 command a salarv bhevond the}! yl! ud — ie. ae oy a cut) 15¢; ty make the clothes spot- SD a ee ee | ef; Lo ge Pee — ee .00 Autostrop Blades, 75c less. Rinso leaves my | dream o ovie stars and bootleg- | § = os .— Nor Aes 4) [4 > a i / 50c Autostrop Biades.. .39c LE= saesie wtiked eelk eae | gers The suecesstu editor sim . © Durham Blades. & oe nen ps aa Sg c rig an this age '} J s vetne te : Re > sees oOftener th , Treeahe "ron 7 : 3 packages for Sa a ae $1 .00 f ge : Se “ ee 4 Pied vw noi e ) ‘ j é seectensarenes Me “ "ee can analyze some fundamental tn-'| § 3 2c Gem Blades, O | fk MB Sy, | oe 4 MRS. G.A.APLIN. ; inalyze es nenta » i : - reeset i, Lat rests. such as the ss motive ane ! ns 3 packages for..... $1.00 3 iS os Shia pe 4118A Manchester Av., ie te a ag ws Ra apie ; ’ 1 , oF 2 oe ; 1 interests In the means Dy which 35c ‘Ender’s Biades, # Sy as tae ey a” St. Louis, No. w Pe — i acini se 5 — | * : ‘3 | OR TREE ROR pmen nave acquired PAI! | , eer ------.+------- 85c £ " Bes | %, ‘While the awing of potentates | “ v Sc Ever-Ready Blades, é , | | | ? H a 3 f 5c ; i i 7 has been a historic function of the Hy ag or haeets eee eee eo *% @ 4 ) : : : oS, ha Meeners sre: Millions use Rinso. Thousands i nrees the emmpnhacic tndav is on i a *. a * ee Dee ‘ . , , ' ? : F P é, * he Nee write us letters like this. service rather than on Rower The | : “A ace Powders f £e —_ service must be in the subplying of | f 2 fi ; Le ¢- ee eee his 2. POROSITY Se ee ee — mintesr in Gleiten tia eee i 7 oP Mel” Woodbury’s ae ge .18¢ * f , fi: oe ae a ee | os % pi : ee tig 7 . Opin i ie I IMmmen a0d f 7 ‘3 Pompeian ee0erteeee s 48c > Kg : Rio ee Ei ; ' ’ : eS arte : * ee % ‘ ave ~ 4 | ' y . : i +f neve! a H —~%, Soul Kiss. . Dupes SUGRUITIC. wc ececeeeces « 34c D4 7 ' ’ Nadine. > a a a ae t., . Oo] mion Wa h iv p TY ade fnrave in | he 3, eee 44c i : Se ap en Rg | nay : ; P $1 00 a : a | the field of the magazine. We have! & incess at eo e282 Ooo © “ he | ey. *s * fe Caer: . os ated eae 4 ¥ aran ¢ ,A hells eh A ¢ Aa e | ' . - 34 €. t » 4 ; ee eee ; ee 4 UL on t! a)’ a na it ee ind maqd | . Cyrano . » cr Squibb’s Tooth Paste ..36c Are Papers Too Big‘ | .00 Moore’s Mouth ote DT. visek ech boa? 50c Pepsodent Paste. ..42c 50c Ipana Paste 44c oe aoe 180 cotumns daily to news, the! & , 50c lodent Paste....... o yi Py Herald-Tribune 159. the World 125 ' , Colgate’s Paste, new snl the Chinen Sheltie Maen see Ce , . i eo erarged size. ----... &5c a Y 1 a c. ' S aW: Ditters ate ancetdiiae aaaeues en YOU WANT toreel absolutely ence and! know/ledvefnefirrancial : . 2he Vette tunbsaeaah cite oe sure that the provisions of matters. 4 obliention eeeia tntocudtiog: Pa” Seki your will are to be faithfully and wy. | efficiently carried out, youshould one coieaan besitos ‘ —_ e e e | “Als age € hhin - $7 E | Partial and responsible.” i La Mar Reducing. 3S for 9§3c HO Ol Nd Vb SS TU a ase prg qn awen, 3 workers he- i Kable em t as Wroe the eraaters Bt nameare st compan ere of it, | J men who are specialists in. such 50c Folt’s Reducing— news matter and the jnudrese and crit 3 for 98c A a wives, A: Peis ‘ ee 25c Woodbury, Packer’s S amazing! In washing machine or that the makers of 28 leading washing nit pr satanic yt ats sans may nse your executor, said a-successtul k d ‘ : Tar, Cuticura, Resinol tub, clothes actually seem to wash machines highly recommend it. ita at esiie | es: . a a i} h 9 Work and W y purpose ts Ky ft ~ tire out so readilg—why yeu can't dance or ewim, walk. \ ref er hunt—why you have lost the zest and spice of living—the beoefilts of ac Live exercise, Imperial Health Belt —rombines all the desirable | features of an Aldominal Supperter and Health eit. Absolutely the highest grade Garment «of ite kind. bm. Gorsed bby lending physiciaws ane sUrgceolim everywhere. Whether thio or stout. keeps body erect while riding, walk- ing. working or otherwise engaged (iietain free book- let, fully describing this wonderful quality garment. “The nrwsepaper's responsibilty ? generally recognized, but there Ve. a ap 7 Guaranteed by \ : Ps, i * - 8 ‘2m af — ar ull . 2 the makers of wank ; te a | ia i IIMNority riz Ving io bHASe Nass ‘ ’ LEVER BROS CO cet a mimoriy pia . ; Se passions . ee ae Oa au for revenue These must be weed- ‘ | . 7 rae ae ed out of the professior This ‘s b deme xe , partly in tne nanas > +.>.%. * & &. Soe @ are « - i . . 2 % &* on — =" ~— -" a ~~” © 235 = TRUST SERVICE BXCLUSIVELY > - 44° of? superintendent of the central divi- ; om é | the ciated Press, ar + hed lated Soap~Soaks Clothes Whiter gente G. Syocongpe f Scinteenitinen M iicki A % > ===10F_10 _____.._ 40.0 ee OI fentinued on Aecxt Page. ‘ + a . . " ow a NR AN aomeerterne —_— tiie > - _ ‘ eer Seas eas SO" OE 0 | o 4 |

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ae 9» ——. ee : ae ae: te? °° i Spee acme Sa i ee Qe hae a My pase be Nem se 2 RCE IS: ces oeah OER ae Pei. anit POR AA RE PRD el a eee ae Pe Aes pt Mle > Heaps > sidileiinaiit __ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | SAYS PRESENT DAY : == | See Our Other Announcement on Page 5 few) | ire | STIX,BAER & FULLER = _{DO WNS TAIRS- S TORE| — | zest Se ey LOUIS POST-DISPATCH . a eee = THURSDAY EVENING, MAY 13, 192 Se RY Be — Hy” CC she iH Hosiery /or Men, Women and Children FRIDAY HOSIERY SPECIALS — ty ii i es eee vy f | Cutter, speaking on “The News .| That Is Worth While,” told of the ‘Quest of the Associated Press for, th . J RI Se - . “ ° ie a eee oes . oe SA Z a: ¥ ; ae. , _ a Sy a Gate y Bi Wate len AT A: ee a ae eee ne ee eee ie POR RN WE OE ats AY we eS. cid. Sai acta: Miata (dda 9 9 fe. ; 5) eaegnA ‘ wi ee eae it et Continued from Preceding Pace. | correspondent of thee Post- Dispatch. These Hose have three- ’ pd seamed back, and lisle tops; large shapes; wanted enlgae Z Da few trige ; ‘ A emnenpene eeneeeee ee ee e | 3 € hic} out being of com-} | All Perfect—From O Our Regular Stock — : = |news to arenas is Scoala tl nt q Mt MINN ce ae a linda aa y ; = . i ~ 7 - i | = ¥ 3 | ee ee ee ee eee come in wanted light colors; and styles. oe = ‘ertaining, accurate and kindly.” |] ] all sizes. Seconds. | ivin is Our Service to the Public—50 ‘Downstairs ' omen’ & oO He spoke also of news which has’ (Dewnstairs Store.) & an importance not alwars recog- | P aks 1 i nized, or which has been ignored Soa | = Chiffon because it was supposed to be im- rf bit = possible to make readers under- neat = stand it. Scientific discoveries were aug = Very Sheer and Clear enegengenn Puamgpteane te tA sib 4 © =: . Prof. Michelson’s discussion of i 4 # = —Full Fashioned ght waves bewildered some edu- a Peat = cated persons among his hearers . £2e¢ = % . 7 orem a bece? wt Larce assortment of attractive “nutter said B a capable re- mS teen porter put mio language that was '§ i . = eolors eeeseseseeeeoeses eeeesetr et @8& Geer nn 7ercten As a and was Inder- ahs Fi os stood, and editors everywhere gave ‘ ne S age oh s “Bobbie” 4 it top heads.” He told of the am- r at ai La t me of matter sent out bv ats : i. : ates See : é & ‘g ; = i) he esa Press DON Dr fi + 5 H i = e SAMs eTr s mm “3 $t+he New ; a . t } = y " > ab a naga corament and satd the matter was : Women’s White Sh ‘ot a = ‘ rs published everywhere. ‘One editor Women’s Umbrellas Curtain Remnants omen s ite Shoes fe 7. == Plain roll top; new colors. | 2. 5 i = xT ne a ssid the Goodspeed Made on grr ge frames With Included are crt im, vor le, $2 39 and $2 79 ma bai 4 : == street." whom newsenapers reach elty ‘tan “eae 1 ‘95 mets. etc.. suitable for mamn Of fine woven canvas. come if = Children’s ?: 2 Socks ! Men’s Socks Warns Acainst Pistortine. guaranteed nic ac £ scarfs, etc. 10c to 75¢ im pump opera style, D’Orsay a Fe =. mogtinre + +> nts # torre al. | - 2 == Mercerized lisie. : © Ss rade O. . — al ¥aiu arc meat Sita . Sins > } ; $F si Broken hnes. “18¢ Ra! liste ic- ~ _ tie Se had xtra? Household Aprons — — ewer A =} — Cru- & oe Good sizes. Rlack anc colors. c = _ - C mea Ly = LIne ’ spige anc _ A tT > m corp ea against th mptater % ever Extra large size, pure gum Ruffled urtains ban heels; sizes 3 to 8; splen- . a? ; = - Boys’ and Girls’ | atresch a fact co+ first nage po- rubber Household Aprons in Samples of Ruffled Curtains did values Les i = , | ’ | “ i _ ranorter two “resorts eight mew stvies: all high co.- sf scrim voile and marquisette: Sh ef p - _—_—. . Ss cA a hidoe fF is & ; ae = 74 Socks Men’s Cotton Socks | : : ‘reso pemgptteeghesse ng csches f ecrim, voile and marqnisette; Boys’ Ashietie oes ck 2 —— Be Fad Banas Vere scot are i . - ~ : Lx] a ory Ors Wit nove.cy 2.0 ©. 9&c main anm¢q tgercs. $ox= nav : ; 5 = attractive ~Z9C cerwicea bie. Piack Cc ten i ~~ F ‘s a Tie ttect cdecorati ons ~- >sred -ui- 19 49 Mace of Sturcy white canvas, ; Sole == all sizes ...... and colors ... d gery & See Ss to C osrimmed in black or tan; have uit = ’ | Women’s Handkerchiefs = *-*s. ¢2¢5 = . and mmieation cz abe 7 = ~ > - ind super4 se : ana.e patch amc imutation crepe } boge: & Fs — - ACOSSEIT i ban: All-white and coors: ou. Imported Carpet soles: laced-to-toe style: sizes HH Bae : Tones nag Susiness 44- emoroicerec; some are 39¢ Catpet. 18. 24 and 27 mehes_ r to 6, pair F id A S ] - if re : g a - Pa ~? whos = Si:gnt seconds; cozen evidie very § ; Go tone uh sour shin and eR BEN i ae pOys Hamiing ulLs a 9c, 9c, 49c A group of 300, in new pat- i ' keep i free from wrinkles ae ae pe : n> i" Wool Bathing —— = |; 7” terms and color comb.zations; ur ® é - i style;. chest and s Stripes R mad Fall dt} 3 h: son f a Lilac Vegetal ito it Tells of “White House Spokesman . Cin BEE ; 9x12 Bru ssels ugs —= ~ . ty San see ee Se re ae Lengths eens ze .aunery ags. mac FP oa Biull 4 puget F i oor, Oe Oe l Floorcovering ‘ of excellent quality cretomne ee ee 7. 5°38 ls rinses i! bee.s. toes: seconcs, pr C A lot of 2% meces Oz 3-y¥arc- ; oo See +. £3 He. a comes ° CbcEip Payne Rag dye oy =o. os ee * i Im Various coors; 59c XS ae Hd > : : S einencscecng Sama aa At : aip “es Children’s Socks wide Floor ing jengte WON ced us & ER GR: - C ' Heit Sock . wlein np . Gsable sizes; chosce pat- 39, Cc Bo ’ S Knick “4 . os = S$ : ‘Re TE ‘A : } Fialt SockS with piain ¢ n> eure ened ys ummer ers 2 : i. SS ee 7 a - 3 se an ~—ee eer, a -S J ~ = ee «4 - " 4 ee : vantages : ¢ 3 . 2 > oot -> — = on on 4 ° _ - : . . i a ia . Ie ; a Se K * o o Powe ¢ -* ¢ eeTe¢ Bwhests i Ghand 5h ----- =e a . a. ‘| : 1 as Cm, Save Sort a deceeclailiaie sail Cc a readily recognize the unusualness of this ( : s sing - r | ¢omie im seat stripes; yore or “7” : i ' i ‘ ‘on ’ Fla el Longies hese are substandards but the imperfections : FREE atest : e torees. | ‘ ys ann ngi i PO Have ail the mecessaryv pock- very slight. Mace of thread silk twisted ‘) a j a a ms ris , : ; lipever style, lace . 1 Washington, the | ys -y trimmed: cos- ¢tS., belt loops and cuff bet- rayon, and have no lisle im them except the | ~ -. —_" aes P—- * “2 ¢ “Orme } 82. rse : a & -« GY waa = ee ~~~ —— & ws te th Sie Wee > hee + = ee —_ —_ —= sare? -*« res = oo“ ? : 7 . . = : ~~ + dann >.4 & - - Ps ~~" " 2 j } ee: A WR a. in : As ~~ wet = 1 wn “4 fc “" Aa. a) ‘li ry % / a j ib j fy f / Le of! > ite SFCOND QC] FLOOR ee nm = :- i qaqa. ant : vg ales . —ae a a Ww ee eae hae ares | | i en vf WO men’s Overblouses finite ski! in the labora-. or scratches. ect emulating =a oe and back: sizes tztos e _Bo Ww ash Seite ome . Lion Soa Reed | y ov $ In a large variety of styles: ‘ i : $4 . * . tory of a great French chemist, For the tavet of fashcscus womer gic 5 , . Men's L mien uits i 2 to % Oliver Twist ef broadcloth and voiles: strict- this toilet water is marvelously Lilac Vegeta. bring: a weicome Dro che § Ba 7 : SL.TLETOS 4} Flat-Emitte¢d Umion Suaits im and mm iéy styles im Diue, WRItS ly tailored and trimmed styles: Jp 0 r @: 4 v PSD) ALAR, er tH el Mek & USAIN SRR Se ak Son a effective in keeping the skin ECSIOn 50 SSUSIVE SER. = ++ tones Up : May be used for making women’s and ¢ Fd P» ) PY aetediiiie sbi seit fees Hi 6 Prvcnegpisritians pe 3 Sai ias. >ige -& and 59c » 4 S —— : Hs ~ ean . a : a “age ee ee eee 98¢ -f +s Dewns‘airs Store) etc. Slight secomas. ee | nddibnnicte ne hatin ibniihddiien kien ROR cep sen . , a . Peirres ” a oak wit Ay 2 et eS eke x," iN aS = Feet 4 Feet « It's mot at all necessary to go on suffering foct 1% aim e is to Mix the julee : : 3 a ne 00 musery. There iS 2 definite reason for every acne ~+ ” ” : i 2 =. he Se Aft $ _ i arch, toe, bail, heel or ankle. Our foot exner+ w ie en fs ee ESE Awn ings cheerfully tell vou what causes vour trouble and mist supply i made ot heavy ge and shown in blue will offer you quick relief. Regular and Extra Sizes white or tan and stripes. ne eS b ) tie P P hole : 2 ffer : ist Our Foot Retief De partrrte ni . 3 wh . New Silk Dresses offered at a most attractive price. Our selection _ 7in* > a ——— at ¢i a n We have given immediate Wizards are adjustable to meek wees was so large at the beginning of this sale that we are able to continue Come complete feot'comfort to many, many §t your favorite style of . ess Friday with a satisfact ory showing. All the newest styles fashioned frame. rope and ail St. Lowisams with Wizard shoe. It will cast you ‘Roth- ‘ ner, soft of such materials as: sary fixtures. Please that, these soft, MfleziBle. to have our courteous expert | . ements of your i F lat “Radian __ Georgettes Printed Silks ee feather-light leather cush- examine your steckinged nosing » face. neck tum Sdks Combinations tems give protectiom aga:imst foct and give vou sincere | ee “= all s : t ¢an sot rh \ selling affords the = = and No met- advice. Do not put off a ie Wind thet clees rene cape A. =” There are tailored models. flare skirts, basque and straightline styi SS ee oe al larga them and they are matter of sach great impor —— menlereton ap a 7m <3 v ~w4 with the new necklines and sleeves. Come in tans, grays, bois de rose. ing needs at a suf = \ palmetto nm, new blues, cocoa, coral and other new shades as well —— ] . my , . 7. +. i e - voureelf ak a ae as black and navy. Sizes 16 to 46. Downstairs ~emiie’ t o a ee (Dewnstairs Store mor | “s AcIse acts best a “ - 3 prepared. : . —— —<—_—____—

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ene 400 New Handbags 88c Leather cloth Handbags ; pouch and flat styles me large shapes; wanted colors and styles. ‘Downstairs Store ) | | “* @.4 @ ~e,*eeteeweneeneenetenveé ov, eeveas eeges2e8 eh? ©0888 8 *“eeeonrnea se veceeresavev rer + eeoeeveearptrareane ee *.® *e -@*@ @ ee _2.e- e” seseeeec eer aeeeeaee ee ey” A Sale of ystandard Hose Unusual Value { Cc” > wear the Burson Hose will the unusualness of this sale. ds but the imperfections are of thread silk twisted with isle in them except the heels fayon extends to the top. leg. three-seamed back and the like a full-fashioned Stock- lors and may be had in all sel] at this price. (Downstairs Store.) — ain Colored Voiles 18c specie] for Friday we are of- of good quality Voiles at an ice. Come in plain colors in- green, etc., as well as white. aking women's and children’s (Downstairs Store.) 2 Special Selling of Ready-to-Hang AWNINGS $1 45 2 Ft..6 In. , 3 Feet 3 Ft., 6 In. 4 Feet HESE Awnings are made of heavy quality and shown in blue and white or tan and _ white stripes. Come complete with frame, rope and all neces- Sary fixtures. Please bring measurements of your win- dow or door. This special selling affords the opor- tunity to secure your Awn- ing needs at a substantial Saving. ‘(Downstairs Store.) _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _4 Coats Originally $175.00, Now. . 4 Coats Originally $165.00, Now. 9 Coats Originally $150.00, Now. . —_-——— 5 Coats Originally $145.00, Now. _4 Coats Originally $ 99.50, Now. . _- $87.50 - - $82.50 - -$75.00 . . $72.50 —_ SONNENFELDS Group of 103 of | Our Finest Coats Originally $79.50 to $175—Now . $49.75 _5 Coats Originally $ 95.00, Now... 25 Coats Originally $ 89.50, Now. . . .$44.75 40 Coats Originally $ 85.00, Now. _7 Coats Originally $ 79.50, Now. . . .$39.75 Finest silk and cloth models, sizes for women and misses in the group. Foresighted women will buy now for early Fall wear at these savings. oe —_27. + Choice of Our Finest Suits Both ensemble and (Sonnenfe short-coat . $47.50 . - -$42.50 id’s Coat Shops- tailored Suits included. Regardless of former prices, choice at Third Floor.) hy LY; iy bee hy), Bing AA fy 4, , 44 t Ly ta 4 “ Lia obi, Vij fs “tify Z, UA Y SECOND 25 FLOOR fane Bry ant and Locust Streets (harke Accounts solicited Sbiktélives in Slenderizing Apparel of Distinction for Women | Stout Sizes 38 to 56 | Reg lar Sizes 36 to 46 | Little Women’s Sizes 351: TO 47) »| 2000 Marvelous New Silk Dresses At Three Sensationally Low Prices 15 (25 S55 Outstanding Examples of Fashion and Value Every interesting dress mode is included in a8 remarkable event. For every smart Summer occ you will find many del: oht tu! E sehen otter- ing a varied selection. TUB SILKS CREPE DE CHINES Bat. feature of the current “asion Highest Quality M aterials ( GFORGETTES FLAT CRE SATINS :: PRINTED CHIFFONS GEORGETTES OVER PRINTED SILKS la .. ' (| Above — Em.- broidered Geor- gette, $35. Center — Print- ed and _ fiat crepe, $25. Left — Striped Tub Silks, $15. Extraordinary Coat Sale Enables You to Save 20% to 3d I 5 Seasonable Coats Greatly Reduced , pression very Velues to 355 Latest stvle in this remarkable Coat collection. standing They design and the materials Every Coat is an out latest modes. manship, quality, are the season's smartest. versions find versatile ex- value in the excell in work- 35) x —S | TRY a $-time POST-DISPATCH WANT AD. moet certain. Moncy refunded om canceled insertions, Results ei- 7 LOUIS MAN HELD FOR MURDER AT KANSAS CIT Prisoner, Who Gave Name as Richard W. Miller, Identified by Finger Print: as Decatur Leake. | FORMERLY WAS THE OWNER OF BAR HERE Two Other Men Known to ._ THURSDAY EVENING, MAY 13, 1926 lees SL I could identify clothing found with | ing been worn by Mra Thompuee the murder victim's body as hav-}] when she last heard from her. FINE LIGHTING FIXTURES RIDDLE QUALITY 33 NEW 1926 DESIGNS TO SELECT FROM ON DISPLAY IN OUR SHOW ROOMS THE PRESENT RIDDLE LIGHTING AND TRADE-IN CAMPAIGN IN ST. LOUIS GIVES YOU THIS RARE OPPORTUNITY TO INSTALL THE FINEST HOME LIGHTING AT A 25% SAVING Local Police, Carl Benson Arrest 1 in Case. Decatur Leake, who formerty conducted a saloon at 2837 Chou- teau avenue, is one of three men under arrest in Kansas City, charged with the murder of Harry | McConnell, a bank messenger, in a holdup there Saturday. Leake. using the alias of Rich- ' and Millard Abel, Under! ard W. Miller. was arrested shortly | after the killing. Millard Abel had | been captured at the scene, having been wounded by McConnell be- fore the latter was killed. Carl Benson, an ex-convict, alleged to have been the actual! slayer of Mc- Connell, was arrested yesterday in a raid on a rooming house at 42715A Olive etreet, and was taken back to Kansas City last night. Identified by Finger Prints. | Finger-prints of “Mile” and | Abel arrived at Police Headquar- | ters last night and Lteat. Shea thus | identified the former as Leake, who is warted here for robberv. Abel records show, was convicted of highway robbery at Plack Jack, St. Louis County, four vears ago, and was sentenced to five years in the penitentiary. Benson served a term for robbery committed in Jefferson | County in 1921. | St. Louis police had been seeking Leake in connection with a holdup, | Sept. 9 last, at the St. Levis Express | (o., 614 South Sixth street. where two men tied a Negro watchman and drove away with one of the Se, mer oo Ds ‘" 5 ~ THE PRICES RANGE FROM $3.40 TO $24.30 WIRED COMPLETE READY TO INSTALL BUILDERS AND REALTORS THIS OFFER SHOULD BE OF SPECIAL INTEREST TO YOU GLASCO ELECTRIC CO. « Wholesale Distributors of Riddle Fitments to the Dealer company’s trucks loaded with $6000 | | worth of shoes. The watchman later confessed that Leake had ar- ‘ranged the holdup the nivht before. Police recovered $5000 worth of the shoes in a vacant store at 2224 "721-27 N. Eleventh St. Phone Central 2222 JUST BRING THE NAME OF YOUR ELECTRICAL DEALER OR CONTRACTOR . “ _ . CO POLLO LLL LILO LE LL A __-_ L “houteau avenne. A warrant | charging robbery was issued against Leake. In Julv, 1922. Leake hecame fn- volved in the police investigation | of a revolver fight in Granite City _In which Deputy Sheriff Patrick J. | Nalty was killed Policeman |Ross Johnson wounded, by three | St. Louis police characters, “Rig | George” Avers, George A. O’Malley | and Lyle Watkins. who escaped. Avers had been wounded. Figured in Shooting Case. | On information that a wounde4 man had been carried into Leake’s place, on Chonteay rolice | went there, but the man was gone. | Avers was found in a room in the |neighborhood. He denied he haa been in the Granite City fight. andj asserted he had heen accidentatty shot by Leake, who cared for him awhile and Veo the room where he was found. Leake. however, denied that he had shot avenue. then sent him Avers. Ayers, O'™Maltféy, Mrs Rerrnice bank robber. Watkins and Traynor, wife of a were indicted for mnrr- 7 a 4 P $) \ ile = Oi 2 big \ \A WW a AS AA \ N ope iat th de The men had been visiting her jin Granite Citv before th | shooting. She was acquitted at the} * ‘ eine] ti o+4 ae Ser & & 2% rT rie mviet »] . | Leake | men were ce of murder and imprisoned. NMNroseety? i rT SUSPECT IN STRAWSTACK _NURDER MYSTERY RELEASED Fr e Asenri DES MOINES. "ia.. May 13.—W— Earl Thompson of Kansas City, ar- | rested in connection with the Car-| lisle murder mystery, has been re- leased from custody when it be-'! came certain that a woman in | Kansas City, claiming to be Mrs (Clara Thompson was correctly identiied. Thompson had been held on information that his wife had been missing and was believed by a relative to have been the straw stack murder victim. Thompson’s release followed a day of uncertainty as to whether officials would require Mrs. Thompson to come here for for- mal identification by her grand-/| mother, Mrs. Maggie Harman of! Omaha. Thompson was Mrs. Harman toid | 0 “ae see PEP 4“! PEP PEP is power. riously good! Tom to-eat cereal. Keeps you always healthy and peppy. Kelly sie PEPPY BRAN FOOD agg a Oe IO LNG I, ' i A arrested after fficials she | aE eegeen endl ee es S1ZeS Qos Now you can i face them with a smile! Chipso is quick, thorough and kind to your hands time, strength and hands, how it does away with all chipping and melting of bar soap—all hard rub- bing. Chipso’s instant suds soak clothes clean, safely. You’ll find Chipso at your grocer’s in big blue-and-orange packages. Try a ten cent box today. When you use it regularly, buy the big size. PROCTER & GAMBLE Do you face tal! piles of dishes and pots and pans 3 times every day? Here is the way to meet them w:th a smile—use Chipso! Chipso makes dishwashing easier and pleasanter. It contains no strong chemicals to burn and redden your hands. It is simply pure soap—quick, thorough, economical and kind to your hands. At the touch of hot water, Chipso’s thin flakes burst into rich, foamy suds that dissolves grease like magic. No soap could be more efficient. No soap could be safer. Chipso is best for all kinds of washing and cleaning. Undoubtedly you have a neighbor who washes her clothes with Chipso. She will tell you how it saves her INSTANT SUDS for wash tub—washing machine—dishpan Chipso is always ready to use. Sift out dry Chipso flakes right from the box. Run in hot water. Instantly you get rich, foamy suds which do your work m less time with less effort. Chipso suds soak out dirt and grease. ) : , 4 , Bg . ; 1 | Suds instantly—then quick cleansing, SAFELY! = 4 7 eM ee SS ne Se ee ee Da a ee

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20249 chs aaah > Re FIER, ett antee eirganaet em on oe . Even in the hands ot beginners, pictures come out clear distinct. Anvbodv can make good pictures with a Brownie— nd sharp and (aac picts v3. right trom the start. | = > s —" ~ wn ~ -* 7 > . * ~ ll -_ : ~~ _ 23 ae . ~ - a, . : . . ~. . = ~~ “ . *, 85 ~~, . “J * => i om q 2 _— . —~ *'s, ‘-_ - Cad “— ” ~* Se . ~ > ~~ “ > ~ ate ” - - ~ — -the simplest real camera «eA oe ‘ a ‘hee. nin sald : ren ih shhh oo ag "y i> dans Fos " Fai haat ¥ > — ee ee et . tet ois a Ss ie : i she” % es : et: el sare. oF eid Ree =e Pa ee oles 0 * - et P : ‘ ‘ . i ot Sethe rie i : - ‘ > vd ad My S fe eee EY ae eee te arty f : a, » » > ¥ es - 7 > 4 A es Ks Ds mn + ~ . 4 Pt 7 —~ 4 mt . , > ech ath nate — oT Pe 2 ae NG EE i 8 fl fege2h » - " sy le ter te fan Or, Sy is ae . : » ‘at “os pot a ae Ly ta tat - a - +, eel it OE > e h Sey’ g f tng "4 Ve ~ 4 ” id a react Ay So : me 'S sail ep oy ‘ ge fee SAP AA - zs * ie. . " ‘ 4 z See. om i! oi, on ta ¢ PI er Be. . ‘ » ait aie veer : : " one d » +k Ag Xe m adi - 0 we. re 2 7 Pails Ie. ae =N aad dike % se . : : POR DA Se AMADEO BXDE Dg 7 ETAT a Ree : CPi i cabhuiubeth Aendenteehgeniciens dimerta ae tae ee ee alte aie ee een srk ° 5 Apa ee ears, 9 ; . 3 “ * x : ; > Blige —* hy ine Cet val 4 ‘ a payee at eae ee ET 2) ’ . “1 2 eT ne o — wre wae er gee ei . we - . I... May 12 —; me: tof Fublic Welfare here today.; bas been acting warden. | HALIGEN Bil] Fl Sars . scaled 7, . subs T - $3.98 Dozen nit -—- | ly has persisten ns - Silver-bleached ¢@ : | e —s — Pe ee ee oe Cutiecura 20x20 inches and ¢ 2 with the fund secur beruggie spicndid service. i “ | there + be no subsidy ge il T e . | } } I. ¢. C. Halts Rail Investigation. O et r10O Be alert: Read tedayy Sl f eual | SGLGTSUSLS tar: Tae | qn Send fa Seem snes at on ee Cl t} WASHINGTON Mas | —- T> Dept. 2, Maiden, Seen ket. eis e TY | Advocates of Measure Also». 2nc:2:- commerce | Commussion = 7 H ‘: | o 1 on Amendment it Sixth and Locust Streets — os ro | h! __ Levying Equalization Fee errr ee EEEREEAEEE § . .s : | . 1 Hostery Merchandising Triumpn. Be a is. t i 3028 N. GRAND i : rs) > | - B TYLER 3660 » be | Rr the Assectatec Prem. si “ = - ; OS1eCT ; \\ "WASHINGTON, May 13 —a- N®9S@? DELMAR 3 a 48 ‘ — || vocates of the Haugen farm price oo § wOeTe SC | USNiasos ber are hopefa: oa: PGI MN. SIXTH xs 1120 LOCUST ST. 252: Hlland 2 = : stabilization bill are Bopelm CENTRAL 203) : . 140 Perfect Quality That Regularly Sells for $1.95 a Pair— || the amendments agreed upon yee MAin 4847—MAin 4848 : -. ; eli ene Ge etel fae K ridin j S : f , / | | terday alpen ces » QUALITY AND PRICE. Low prices are never a substitute for quality, nor is cheapness the sign of good = , Priced Spectat [Or f riday and Saeed | Bhcerercmege cies greenies! OPS Volume buying and tremendous selling; possible only by such enormous purchase power and selling force as & im Reoular Sizes 814 to 10 Se ee the SEVEN Star Square Stores, is your safest assurance of quality and your surest protection of price. A hay ee ee ee ee ae Rigid adherence to Right Price and Fine Quality has contributed largely to the progress of Star Square Steves ’ a base 3 Pairs for $4.00 ae in St. Louis. ; s ntinuing This hi sh poet mam ee gEF- Look for the STAR SQUARE Store in Your Neighborhood. Go to the One Nearest You "@g Co & Lei lere is an exceptional Oppor- Worked out after n mepsieg = a et a on bad ; ouch pou tunity to purchase Hosiery 1 pengegentcog en A bgicre: | ( | | Ph tor the Summer:at great sav- other farm organization deleea! ave Oni U O Ut} es ® $18 Valu ath ' ings. Sizes 8% to 10. ee a kee a So ettabten | Selon. 98% SUPREME IN VALUES—Star Square glories in its offerings of tires. Always, always the best of the market $ 4 fee i" yj to $27 ; ‘ at the price of the ordinary. Tires of the best quality, the finest of the tire builders’ art, at the price of B . ei To Be Smart ye ee elm eee Si : the commonplace. Look over these prices, THEN ACT! | 7 a: } it Wear These li iy imstead of . rs aiter First Quality 30x3*2 Oversszed e 9 . GOODYEAR CORDS +) baa c HN actment Cotton, a = ; Clincher Cord Drive round on Al @ One ot the first Summer | he: wwe | ore — ssa or find 4 _ : it Colors: a ores teen ta ALL-WEATHER TREAD U S. ROYAL CORDS ; now s a Couch Hammock— | Balt : ee onesie = ato: ca i o0 ~ 95 Se * y splendid opportunity to save or 1 ue Qutsizes_ | exceeding $2 a bale ap area > wy, comfortable Hammocks cove a: nat Afasle Cream Q to 11 r Thairman Hanugen of the Agri- 3 in~ ae : ae aia Opal Gray . 9 i biTL held that these changes would | Goodyear Cord Tires a 4 - = oo head rest that rt ee od june i ; i : Roa Wosth Lasle H sail alia tiie principle of the plan | First Quality All-Weather Tread If you wish to use thes 7 3 ar PiscisiG To Pe, Same 1 but would restore it ty its or rina. | 3ix4 soe .$21.50 strong. cray-finished stan Hal onde Satin Pa ee 32x40. --- 24.60 $7 Hickory Rockers Be foonligh he was determined upon r : ame 80 ws. Rustic-styie Rocking Chairs of 6st ei ‘ provisions for maintenance 32x4!, 32.30 matural hickery. with double | if ench Nua basic crop prices ne world mar- _2 aa woven seats: for out- $3 95 yi aout “ s8 port war es 33x4' , ccce Shee 31x5.25 2125 deor or porch use... ° a: Gay for authorizing the President to de- 41 33.90 aFWwrlSS=— +59 : ae oo 2enes™ ...:; : Si a8 —s a” = 30x5.77 .... 23.6 : $ i —_— 33x5 @ees 43.25 00 26.45 Phe 33x5 44.35 Soee ay + - 2 : tHE x5 5 A Worth-While ial r éé i KELLY. Standard Make Goodyear Goodyear Durabk Ne SPRINGFIELD Ls Clinch BALLOON ih . 30x3', Clincher : ait ee Cc ORD Pathtinder Tread TIRES $1.69 a) 30x3', Clincher : 3) CORD TIRES TIRES 30x3'., Clincher for 30x3'2 Value... att - ; @ “Durabie~ brand Bed Sheets re e $ S5 S$ 45 Clincher Rims ; soft-fiuizshed cotton sheeting. ig , ' & —— > S| - ; ’ 4 le On Sale 8: $ 45 : qe On Sale $995 : a t. These at $1.48 are #1 ee ew se te), 5©£=£€©6—hCuemrme | lf aaa eee eerllUlUlUlt~w~”C~C~;~C*SCCRB HD te ccc = : ms €% s ; ade. i, S SIM =~ manna PAI _ Ironing Board Sets + ae of Sizhtiv Blemished | site Slightly Blerushed Feit pad with unbleached ® e . am eovrer with eyelets and cord :: S An Unusual, Timely and Sensational Sale of Atwater Kent BREE for tacing; “SureSt™ brand, S IGNITION fe = STROMBERG CARBURETORS || IGNITION Bis" ” | INCLUDING HOT SPOT—FOR ALL FORDS bg 3. an k 95 Highly Unusua: i Improved Model—Factory Guaranteed “ 4 Nationally Advertised at $15.75 — Mantel a HE simplest rea/ camera On Sale, Complete : ‘ the Brownie. A STROMBERG CARBURETOR AND HOT SPOT will save you gasoline, increase ti : : ° vour power and make quick starting easy. 51 9-10 miles per gallon of gas is a ’ You don t have to tocus Stromberg record. This Carburetor can do as much for you. :- ; . : ame Put one on your own car. Watch results! You will be amazed’ the Brownie——or make any . eee sae . MS, 7 USING 2° W'RE ne a delicate adjustments. ) ) , = * « ae ie _ ‘ oad 7 “> - en Wit tet gory ny Sette, o Economy Aftorde Attractive Special, the Lot.. A positive-acting Ig >ystem that does away the Ford Timer. Ne All Carburetors packed In original factory Fits every type Ford, including the new 4 Py a 4 A Y 4 #FA pF - * 1] a af DLP Ag DED METRE BRS MDE NI le INE WON AAP AE couls required. Your sealed cartons. 1926 models. wil rum smoother, @ Two-tone and tapestry livin easier, have more pep aed all-over destiens for bedres Bip ace wae power a aii ef sidewall. 13 yards of Serder | Star Square Guarantee These SATISFACTION Stromberg Carburetors to Gwe FULL or MONEY REFUNDED Sale at Reg. $1080 ¢ ee Value. on 7 pat SEER 20 4c - } ae = Straw Seat Pads ' 4 Light Papers Removable washabie nd a for many Poems: 19 rolls Seat Covers that button e "2 and -° vards ht Se 4 7 “a — Best quality jap matting. Cool. n clean, comfortable. Fold up flat when not in use. On Sale at om and off in a hurry. 2 Made im a variety of amd offered 13 ION SLIPS—wWill protect your uphoistery from dust and : a. materia!s at ’ tges THAN REGULAR PRICE ~ CUSH soil. They are easily applied and cam be put om and taken off ~ im mist a few minutes. - “ Platinum Point Files ial a i. 7 ad ow ~~ —-* “ —— nx = Oe =. = d aa ~ v~ i - « . - de ee Ba eee ae i. a RN ~~ Spi. 8 5 er ak = ay , Ss " oe a —_— re ce 2 eS @&S «4 Balloon Tire es «s&s & & «# Heavy Steel Tool Box : eo Wedge Cushions 89c LUGGAGE CARRIER > Heavy steei. Foiding. collapsible Fit any length running board. Reg. $2.00 V alae. On Sale at . Hercules Split Rim Tools Lock-on Ball End Radiator Cap. ._...... Running Board Linoleum, 5-ft. strip... Compressor Gun for Alemite Systems... Compressor Hose for Alemite Systems Shaler Tube Repair Kits Scusare wedre tufted asd wei! sorted colors. Reg. $2.00 Vaiue. On Sale at ‘\eatheretts pacced * ’ oa >, or + + = ©

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i DLE POE): ~ = ~— _ —— ————— a eT S — a am P Ly WHEN THE : CHILDREN COUGH PERTUSSIN Linen Nophine WILL BRING $3.98 Dozen—Special, $2.97 QUICK RELIEF : Siver-bleached damask dinner Napkins; ieee 20x20 inches and of quality that will give LA splendid service. = Third Fleer have excellent grade wigs, and composition ve i Dressed Mama Dolls $1.98 Value, $1.59 — @ Dolls that can walk and say “mama,” la. oe ee Ee, a Be alert: Read todays | —EEEE : , effers and sec what is ~y ad C é ' ps and Redegm Full Books for $2.00 in L Sea ecm heads and legs. Attractively dressed. ket. : mar. ash or $2:50 in Merchandise—Few Restricted Arti argest Distributors of Merchandise ee icles Excepted Rasa ; : Hasemeat Gallery at Retail in Misso _——~. urt and the West | An Offering of Special Importance to Housewives! oO S$.GRAND CGCRAND 8572! Fee sono VE. MANCHESTER Hiland 2140 ae tee rs 6h :*«C ae eee +7 A $4 Value, Friday, Pair...... $ 95 . . | @ A limited group of very attractive, durable Curtains, woven of Sea Island cotton yarns— in new patterns. Full width and length— | | ; i { Friday—Sale of 1600 Japanese 23-Piece }\; az) Luster Tea Sets {7 the sign of good value. and selling force as ection of price. of Star Square Stores One Nearest You “Wry es! ys the best of the market rs’ art, at the price of OODYEAR CORDS S. ROYAL CORDS MILLER CORDS y Blemished, bat Imperfec- will net impair the wearing ity ef these Tires. 29x4.40 S. $12 the wanted ecru tint. with a finish of lustrous ME BORO LET RRO HE. hor Fee Fe bullion fringe. No phone, C. O. D. or mail orders filled $4 Ruffled Voile Curtains Voile Curtains in ecru, tint. made with full ruffles = and picot edges; tie-backs to match; Friday, paeir.. $2 7 Continuing This Unusual Offering of Couch Hammocks $18 Value, Special at $3 Chair Cushions, Each $1.25 $ 1,068 Cushions made of good quality cretonnes, filled with { i . . + . ¥ . j : e! ; | cotton, and neatly tufted. A size to fit the ordinary wicker | chair—19x20x2 inches. A variety of patterns and colors. | | : —A Value Far Out of the Ordinary at * i ’ \ . f 4 - _. “# : se ‘ - “, ~ "a A ‘ .* . 7 4 - . cows e etree . . osneeees ° : oat : + oa" 7, xy - e* _ . x . Tae wn . > > *** “gy .. “ > >: ee — be Y - > - ee > : xy ad : * ‘ ** “* x * : : VG a oer? + - - * seer **** a -*? > «ee _ . . " : ** _ : * “* , ro" - “—-* ~ ~ 4 Ma) De - » ome. . Ly * eae? —_* -- . *- _ I, : - \ fr. oa eee eo ee ee as . -* : -* — Ss A * a eee . Co ~ , - s* ** ; . Z " ta +? . , 7 Ss - *« 7 ay /¢ es . ~¥ Mg ‘> ts “4 , te, = Ms ‘ v 7 : ; ’ 4 Leal : a 7 : : , , 7 A 7 ~ oo * >" --* : : - “ oo . ys -* “ o OS x - »* =~. . oe ote : ss . «ane . «* cap ene ss * ‘ ’ ) - -* ** / - " - ne 's “* — “* Le AS , -** eeeetree a : PR OO N ane Op oe ’ r ‘a — ser? «* > - —— Ul lll SE eee 2 . _ : eee eter res wd . - ’ > “** my -. Pay . : cons ~ A u , , * . : ~ : : . s . " - “+? "7 : .* WY Pee eae o i *seer? ? * K ay as Ke ; : ‘ x aa ~ hed * ae - | ~ _ oo ; al . , - . . » y os e 7 Fifth Floor badass One of the tirst Summer comforts that many are wanting now Is a Couch Hammock—and surely this group affords a splendid opportunity to save on the most desirable style. Roomy, comfortable Hammocks covered with durable brown duck, | _ . having loose. removable cushions, a strong link spri | A ) A YY 7 Ss, a stror ink spring and a | | head rest that may be adjusted. | | \ An Offering That Is Important to Those Needing Rugs If you wish to use these Hammocks on the lawn strong, gray-finished stands may be obtained at $4.95 —In New and Ornamental Spring Patterns _'$7 Hickory Rockers Porch Rockers Special > A 20 . } | @ An exceptional purchase from a leading importer of Japanese china brings this opportunity to select charming | two-toned Luster Tea Sets for your own use or for gifts; * % ~ oe 30x4.95 oe .$19.95 sage Rocking Chairs of High-backed Rockers of maple KF , natura hickory, with doubl: in natural finish with d : id ce : atural finis t ouble Seep + +s ——— . 30x5.25 .... 20.85 iin eekte- for out. $3 QS woven sea J in luster blue with tan border, tan with blue berder, luster o ) s « seh ont pat 4 5() P ot ° . . Son ae Baxe.25 .... 21.25 door or porch use... PDeID = special, each... $ . | pearl with blue border or in plain blue or tan with luster 30x5.77 te es 23.65 Seventh Floor | @ Floral patterns of various sizes make these 9x finish inside ot cups Fe , s.00 ...- 26.45 12-ft. Rugs especially attractive—dark arfd. vivid é AW W hi .° : combinations of blue, ‘tan, rose, mulberrv and Pee . Good ear orth-W hile Saving Friday on black being shown on tan and taupe backgrounds. 23 pieces in each set, 6 cups and ae ae { a ur abl ce Sh T ORS ON os > > come saucers, 6 tea plates, teapot, j i pa . ) e PCTS Se ae a ae eS sugar bowl and cream pitcher. ie ol | BALLOON : sealuees Cents thticoes te one wees sealer : : By g | TIRES | $1 69 $ 4 Pore Pee sir. bs ean n be ae of Page ~€amiess wR 12-ft kinds—in patterns and col- F : ‘a 4 » ; ; : . Rues with fringed ends Cr eee seg , a to blend with many interiors—all Fugs Because of this extremely special price, no Cc. 0. D. a for 30x3) » Value. eck Special ig a $22.25 mel — ized ends. $39 75 orders, exchanges or credits will be allowed. + - = mn P on Teer ee ae et a » 6 \ — Clincher Rims @ “Iurable” brand Bed Sheets are made of a splendid quality Fifth Floor | Fifth F geft-fiuished cotton sheeting. full bleached and of mt dium Bie: weight. These at $1.48 are 81x99-inch size. with neatly hemmed ends. 3 Slightly Blemished lroning Board Sets Pillowcases | Pot pad with unbleached —of fine-thread, soft-finished | ya tnt | Atwater Kent cover with eyelets and cord bleached cotton, in 42x36-inch | $ IGNITION fer lacing; “Surefit’ brand; size; hemmed: special, = > SYSTEM ae wT 7 $ 2 For Ford ; ee re $ or Fords Girls’ D ; : : monn; B | | $ ir resses Women and Misses May Save Substantially by Selecting From These Bandeau $ | Highly Unusual Is This Offer of $ ae ane o . $ rida or (; dl >4 Mantel Clock ; - | r irdies 3 ; ¢ ‘ Ante OCKS : 9 5 '’ eSSes $2 Value for 3 ; $1.29 e —_ : 1 $10 $ 95 : q Dresses for girls of Z : Value $ 7 to 14 years. Of $ ; ag > ringham in plaids. q (‘ombination o fi 4 @ Mahogany-finished Man- 3 : a ae en $12.50 to $16.50 Ay one Se : tel Clocks in “Sessions’’ tam- e es plain colors. Trim- Values—Choice ange —lightly boned over $ 3) bour style. 20 inches long $ y med in many ways. the diaphragm and $ and 10 inches high, with 3 Basement in the back. Good $ white dial. Cathedral gong, oe - : range of sizes. $ and half-hour strike. bg ; @ A splendid opportunity tor those wanting Silk Dresses for Rien aes : Ea ial) de eercimnienhes a we : Summer wear. Included are models of printed crepe, Gseorgette ; a Sixth Floor | 3 Men’s Hosiery crepe, flat crepe and clever Georgette and tatfeta combinations. ] > + | ; @ Rayon mixed or mercerized cotton They're attractively lace-trimmed, smocked and tucked, and $ 19 to $2 Remnants $ * a Economy Attorded on Room Lots of | ¢ Socks in pres fancy striped or checked showing new necklines and cuffed or puffed sleeves. In printed @ Silk and silk-mixed fabrics in various $ terTr Lec f cae . . . . . } » P aaa * | ° (2. ee EE Se 29¢ patterns, combinations and shades of new blue, bois de rose, pal- colors. Included are Georgette, crepe de $ es Att a D a: grades ie ee i i i a oe a er ae me ae i | sai d chine. ete 1, to 4 yard lengths. > 4 Tac lve J apers | = Basement Economy Store metto, Corai, navy, Cocoa an tan. mpectei, CBO PORE .occsnceri peeu O&c 4 : . positive-acting Ignition ee Misses’ sizes 16 to 20, women's ement Ree Ses ystem ‘that does away with S ; $ 69 $ 9 sizes 36 to 44. This 3 the Ford Timer. No extra pecsel, 31 Women’s Hose rang a lg ce Deonecil ; coils required. Your Ford the Lot. AS ea ae y y _—— pron rocks ; will run smoother, start Pe twot | ; $1 Value for Basement Economy Store $ easier, have more pep and ; > one and tapestry living room Papers, and new chintz In Regular and 4 power and all-over desiens for bedrooms. Each lot consists of 16 rolls ; Extra Si ; Reg $10 8&0 95 of sidewall. 18 yards of border and six rolls of ceiling paper F ‘d M ° . . f re ses $ ego ; 0 : C riday, a Most Exceptional Selling for Women and Misses: 3 b - *y° J Sale at ene atmeal Paper Ceiling Papers $ q S « m i-fashioned : eae B —— & popular green tone 30 in) wanted colors and Ae- 4 thread silk and ray- ; nesecaend inches wide; special 4 sIENS: special, 16 : a. 3 on-mixed Hose with | A | a ~ ; — —yre ES geal cans oa , # rolis tor $] $ double lisle tops and y, 5 Z ob oo ctical 3 : J - ) ‘Proc KS, ractie ds | Light P : a ‘ In the Newest Styles for many summertime : ste ight Papers 29c and 34c Papers ; a wa, ies occasions. Trimmed $ Wey = et! for manv rooms: 10 rolls ies witte a oe: ra $ eit cealens with ruffles, pique * i S and °0 vy e. Lor petter at C ete si wes 6 to §2 _ ] r ~® yards | 19 rooms; special! : Basement . ; . sf me @ border for....... ° roll] . ae 19¢ $ Basement ' 4 up e" Mi Fifth Floor | 3 * Extra 3 ; 4 2 , > | . . ; ‘ : ¢ Women’s Union Suits Values af. . Princess Slips ; - . - : 64 ’ Seat . _ | In the Housewares Section—T hese $ @ Fine ribbed cotton Union Suits in @ Muslin Slips with hand-lace hem- > aniuen » . S $ + ery ah meng ase en bodic e or wea woe bodice top and double hip hem. ; : : 2 ru t-U cl . te : 2 iw 33 Sizer s6 to 46 > $ Wt urtain tretc hers only. B9c value for......+-+. C A 3 $1 value. for 69 2 oF a8 om esses thee. Bie | q Included are H ats SOF immediate and Sum- samiani ease IFC $ aa = Vy $ 74 3 | mer wear, shown im such variety that women ’ . $ ; eo} b- : ' a $3 Value, ° ° 3 A ee ‘ | and misses of many tastes will delight in choos- E : $ . / ’ . ‘ on , Friday. See : 3 Mien S ‘§ nion Suits ing trom them at this extraordinarily special xtra-Size 3 ¢ price. They are tashioned of the favored sum D ? “oc ' Bas @ Bh. 1a. ‘ yrea sutn- ‘ @ ‘“Straight-edge’ Curtain Stretchers $ > 88c to $1 Values mertime materials—hairbrai¢d, peanut straw S — 3 ee i Mee ee ‘* : ? ie — “a i¢ ; in adjustable style, fitted; w ith re- 3 | ribbon and taffeta. Styles for sports and dress rg Friday $ movable brass pins and bl&ek japan- . wear. $ OO 3 ned hardware. Frame of well-sea- , > ' soned wood, 22'> inches wic 3 Choice of the popular colors _ ; , 22% Inches wide. @ $2 ; r as Well as black. @ Models of Ray 54 ° ia! n ° Shee . , D Me. . © “Ate Pan-Geors . Sa e vored ¢ ; Sine ns 4 , . . 4 ae om s ; ; Bed Sheet Muslin Bedspreads Gingham Sheer Voile : : , Secends, at 19¢ Value, Y¥d., Seconds, at Ife Value. Va oo 4 4 $ “ ada. d . ; J LUGGAGE ; Voile Frocks ° yy > ' Seamless Axminster 3 3 @ € Womer's and misses’ Volle Frocks in $1 ae of A 10 $1 39 12 /aC 5 4 : hite . . ' ‘( «= am «© Cc Rugs > 4 | - C 3 pink, honey, blue ane german Fiares 81x90 - inch seam- Unbleached Muslin 772x105 and 8ixif: 22 inche a o @*Extra heavy 9%x12-feot Eugs im & : . kick-pleated and other styles Neatly less bleached ia 2 fe yard inch crinkle Spread i ae st — sf-inch hard-twist 7 S wow Basement Economy Stere a ONES Of USES" Gre $e “ + “yy 4 ‘ Basement Economy Stere @ *, TCC To oo th tate ttt ttt 2 e; -.........69c LL EI A eg ae a : 4 Spoor . me soe cat af RNS, 7 2 per her’, ee et ae: 7"

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\ Se Oe TOY a os ears va MOONE sas Pek ee dee as 2 he Sr Aaa, fi i tg 8 Ma AAO a : Women’s $8 to $80 Shoes ox paste sat " ee yy > Mtn ate eorex +, 7 7 Gwe i leewtr xen mi! ST LOUIS PUSYDISPATCH - y - ‘ Lagie Sia ° és * ~*~ - . ar \ ~ ** lfer 4 - . - R oT. CRS F ui, SDAY WWENTS@, WaY ro, réz0__ TA a} TAs $ d Articles Ex } ss ST LOUIS PUST-DISPATCH = = ae ee - Se. nicer dapee o need — Se en pe 7 oA 00 273 sted at Retail #4 geen | Die ie woe ~~ & . ll " - ead P i772 Misso wri GMa Store Hours: 9 A. M. to 5:30 P.M. Daily—Open Saturday Until 6 P. M. Leather Handbags butors of Mer handise. Main Fieer 7 2 Editorial Page Daily — ee | | pakr TWO | a% i r ; sac — = bit : 7 oe Very Special at $2.95 —= if Exceptional Choice, Pair, $6.35 pw 2 ‘4 ee @ A remarkable vrarietr of styl-s—underagie ss 4 ie Graken tots of the season’: s! St pouch, vanity, and many more—well : = | SH RU ET “gt : ia é & asi es ‘Soo.’ s > ‘Se a. = 4 made oo % ¢-2.8 ‘ “Ou . excellent quality iea:ners. in cark and light @ ; @rds in pe ~ pow olors. re : ERS TOQUI PE MR ENE RRR or Ak pty oe SMR WORE pe ote ane - —* ? wee - se } IN FAVOR OI } PILSUDSK Reported to Have E, é LS Ake beige Siew ala igi ew PA, t. Louis’ Dom oh tei ee lee lie ee le ee oe ee ore. aap fA ork, $8 Peer ty lf 1 cee « Imported and domestic Hats of widely known makes—a mt | large and varied collection that offers you the best choice f ne | Imported Light-Weight Mallory bal Straw Hats Straw Hats Straw Hats 1 ae Pee es ; ~ Ta ™ e Hau $7 8 39.00 SK to >] () , eet ) a ii Itahian Sennits with saw or Handma x brim \ var sennits ~ 2 & 4 ‘able edges: fan braids dats. ais oyoe ¥ Snad 14 im natural tan and whit: orims aha o* : : " ' , eRi all with cushione a r are unus - ‘is & © iL ~ - - ~ * = .* > ~ : ‘ ~ « be * ~ ¢ - * \ : . » ~ ~~ — 4 ~~ _ ; +> = >» , ~ . — | ~ } . > . 5 ~_- - + . 4 . 7 - —_ > —- ”* ~ ; ry ee iS » —_ ~ ~ = = T. kh rT vo 7 ~ % 4 = ~ i , er . a ; os a. ~ — ~~ & ~~ ~ ~ z >= - ‘ : Be: = % - > ’ _ - ; Fh ~ . ~ Paine > ~~ 2 ae . ; ‘ ‘ t - ~ « -~-+ + ~+ ‘ im 4 ~ : : ae : _ > he ' : = . > ¢ VF 2 = - ce €p > - ; \ —— ~ > ie BZitiec Ol ‘ Ure ij re Dé ~ Fo) an ‘ in Georgette: with hreic ss — - ail embroic 7 , rT? Se ~~ mas TUICe aCe "2a Ce- oo work. tazvot:: seks and pleats. - cyt] i? = $16.75 a aianelivanl , 7 » el ceo ag 5 An Opportunity to Selec: > > Your Vacation at Sma/] ——Remarkable!! : : | Late Spring and $ New Summer : Styles—Choice .. There are anly SW of these crepe de chine ind orenier«, silk and metallic satching, shirrcnss, tucks and Laghe and brneht pla shades. mave biack and Sectien > oss 34 to 44 m Wamen's Dress Secten. oo a RRS se a Ro A i tte rid 21 + , rr ead to” ne POC Rake es ROME . tlat-crepe Drexses——wt x pmnts. S OE ee fF eurth Fieer ait’ Friday Shouid Find You, Too, Profiting by Our May Sale 1.65 to $2.50 Silk —Smartest Kinds—All Fal! Fashioned 14 * s~ + ws & OSC PAM g 8M: ote Y festrewrvaricy ec 0 ike Sie HARA Pg AI Ade Proton my Sis bc DEP PERO AI Shi op SH ine a Salpcei al igin MA iidteisite asst a = TY7 . »* q it “~ 7 T? ry Tl es CVS Tif 4 OPTS all ~ 2 ~ . ee we “a Si . aed . + Fo oe /? =: mIte® Cse in Variety. Nain Fleer e >» nr Bt a kl Dae sb LVLAN t Store for Straw Ha Is Ready for Your Choice With Thousands of the Newest ‘‘Straws’—Values That You Will Find Are Unsurpassed alit Gia vate Straw | eaLT ; j j ; | ’ o> is ij i } ol 1 WE ley wat wreath 3. is LZ @ j } si_t % ene af - , ¥. +. es i \ f ij . ; : f ' 4 _ Ps I rth Fleer \ / A yi, — Approvec _— : ool ae Fearth F ser 77 * ro ~_ = ~—- - rr Orr ™ ed me | _- ~ + ; - ; — j é - Le Ge s 4 hia » wh te & Handmade Lingerie ~ °° —#€ ’ er ’ *& wi & = ~~ = — 7~ — € SOL and mad x = a ' » =" 2 wS a ~ ‘ > Be #3 ~ , ye ~_ A ‘o> Ts 9 + — - = _ Regular sizes im afl garmene- De sare te see thrs assortment. Tatrd Fieer q Every new the co d Style—fancy Italian Straws Disney Straw Hats en oe brim and band effects for younger men and servative models—the kinds shown below especially featured. cline Presidency. FROM Mi CITY IS INTERRUPTE! —_ Dispatch Says Man Were Killed in Streets— Mutiny Followed Attemp to Arrest Him. MaY¥ ™ = c ‘tl = Biemary .orces ha . “ ~" _ ° . v J Cais - oe ' w ex rt for the presidentiai res © » ) H ) sce which is protecte@é by logs i ; = 4 . ; ad Ces toda: ee a #6 = * is ‘ v rer [ A os —— South Ame ~ - = -* : : = nally th iependabie and ex- in the new pu rica. eal the situa = -r parte of Poland was i TT} Bl e.% he , sigent ef Poland. it said ine May Sale Especially Features wed to negotiate with i w ’ ders and “la remaining ' re 14+nce mre? es ted ,* Tren a | ~~ > : ¢ - S e officers” ethooi and a few » / ; ; : ‘ 7 :' companions. - Was some stree*t firstine e> e ‘ain on a fw ¢ i’ oe os —— + right afm e4ris orn $3.50 and $4 Values ing the night and va - ; i _ a o = « ~ . ~~ er rl esseage rom th oR , = a Tt & ?9 said oi » . & ° : BS teh = eee oo : oltah For Derby Day? | ssnithe sits scala — = ae aes 7 as 7 P ee Binoe ulars — 4 t. There was street ficnt - i a ~ evr 4 nena: . : $ greaw carrisnn n . c S pectall y ‘Pilsudski'’s forces have occupies r = creep the prest¢dentia E Priced .. a ame °irem _ 4 re cc wane pdence where the Covernmment i * a re es 4 oe farrwRge ¢€ Th yer atten. 7irs the $3.50 : $4 Gi dl find these imperted Ia eat ae yrean an raies 5 i- ase Seat See : LOND May i3.—The ‘ast 19 sua Ss — i «4B + - E el te i = ‘. "+ was ot ? fhe er olisnh mM : er 2. i her re ays ° : be Th a 8 power 1 oe received in tendon & 2a cra! scree " : ee = — 7 fared that President Woje@cte ite 7 65 leather case and shoulder with the idea of presses =» . «© ; " - ‘ A sé re gi a _ ye sete : Just 59 Pairs a: this price. 7 ~ad offered to rein 2° Third Fleer } Mais : \4 ~ carn neip oirt a> a in neck >and xod er t- 'per v fe bd Rritiszh 2 445 bo — ~*~ o~ iis va 3 ial . q . ; 4 o, ai3 2 > ing sf FCnnen: Tape ae ae ed Lact hae report. -ea,c hing uated] want to secure quantities of (hem. 4 he Styles 10f Warmmen are of selt-furmesee batiste and € ell- nformed Polish circles is Las " ; fit wie popular ors, With daimty embroidered corner designs. tates that Marshal Piteadsl “On appointed te sop new lke Men's Handkerchiefs are large size plain white a. poss Premier, in place 4 camodrics, with hemstitched hems in ‘,4-inch size Wires, The same circles & Dell ieral crisis appears te Rat d se'ved by this appe ntment Women and Misses Should M2ke the Most o — Newest $2.50 Printed C $2.50, Choice Friday, the Yard - a ¢ € _ — _ > .- - ra Pel g * * of = * S = ~ img a re >= ? ~~ ‘4 i Oe — = ee o $1.69 Georgette $2.38 to $3.50 — = - a = 74- = * si! k - ‘rene in . repes. fan Slks printed . pattern ~ Ptr od ~~ ms a - mN rnreen am? ‘cr? ~ — ~ = ~ 7 P > 7 - ~ _ . > ace : : a * t- - = or >“call er A? ices - ©’ *“e -ertending pertices 's ~~ - ie Coufieued «= Facer =4.

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‘ ye ~ te Ss, “) rete. be eoninate h aaedl Tee Py ree esl a al sees sAN god Moai OI Be POR) ois gion: ep fe appre i : i CE RS. Kite Ae Es togners, “F = Sy re SE ee ive inane > -and men who go PAGE 22 ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH, THURSDAY EVENING, MAY 13, 1926. a ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Founded by JUSEPH PULITZER Dec. 12, 1878. Published by the Pulitzer Pubdlisheng | Compony, Twelfth Boulevard ond Clive Street. THE POST-DISPATCH PLAT- FORM. l know that my retirement wiil make no difference in its cardinal principles, that it will always fight for progress and reform, never tol- erate injustice or corruption, always | fight demagogucs of all parties, — never belong to any party, always oppose privileged classes and pablic plunderers. never lack sympathy with the poor, always remain de- yoted to the public welfare. never be satisfied with merely printing news, predatory poverty. JOSEPH ' PULITZER. April 10, 1907. \ eo een | ‘| LIGHT ON THE RUTHERFORD CASE. When Assistant Circuit Attorney Bowcock gave his | assent to the deal by which William Allen Seott ‘Rutherford bought his freedom for the murder of Jack Tucker by the payment of a $500 fine, his ex-— _cuse for not pressing a murder charge was that he was unable to find three witnesses. Later Mr. Bowcock was specific. ‘the three witnesses that could not be found were Matthew T. Burke, Ralph Steinkoff and Jesse B. always be drastically independent: ' never be afraid to attack wrong whether by predatory pintocracy or _ LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE The name and address of the auenor mast accompany every contribution, dui om request will mot be published. Let- ters not exceeding 200 words will receive preference. Another Deadly Peril. Te fhe Bditer of the Poet-Dispatch. F hydrocvanic acid vapor fumigating. to de- now ex- tensively used in troy imsect pests, and which is said to have caused the death of two persons in @ St. Louis hotel last week, the American Encyclopedia says: “Even when mixed with considerable quantities of air, it is exceedingly poisonous.” The gas or va- por is given off by heating the liquid hydrocyanic acid, more commonly known as prussic acid. probably the quickest acting and most deadly of al! poisons. The Americana says of it: “It is so intemsely poisonous that a single drop produces instant death when swal-. lowed.” As reported in Sundar’s Post-Dispatch Dr. Gradwohl. the Coroner's poison = erx- pert. finds from his investigation that | the two deaths were caused bv the use of this gas as a fumigant. He thinks that. although the rooms were the report of the Sheriff cuit Attorney looked for Burke. |I answered every summons. ‘had called me. I've been living here at Anvbody could have served me with a | Steinkoff. ‘has quit his supposed to! I have been ventilated after the fumica- | tion, poison cas had permeated the mat- tressea, bed clothing and carpets to such an extent that there was enough left to kill human beings. We wart no more deadir p man life in St. Louis, the de ine already too hich. — for these two deaths appears to hare heen fixed. Prussic acid as an too costly. Segregation at Sportsman's Park. Tr the Editor ef the Post-Dispatch AM a colored man 34 rears of are. ‘having a good reputation, served in the World War and ! my life. Iam a man that likes al! kinds of sports. so Saturday I wo nti! 2:45 o'clock and went out to Sportsman's Park to root for the team. I the .? periis to hua- ath rate be- The responsibility insecticide is FIDELIS. ived in St... Louvis al! like Browns. When I ent there the bleachers and pavilion were packed with about see er «69996 )~= «6people, making 10.009 seats still empty. I could not cet a seat Now why* Just because I am This is the only park im the or National Learue that segresc: why is it? Just preiudice, as it of the bleague cr St. Louis. There be some remedy as a lot of respectable colored men would like to take Wives out to the game and have no place for them. Out of 25.900 won could sive 199% seats im the grandstand I saw 300 colored men turned away Saturdar WILLIS LEWIS colored. Amer? "an ates. Now is no rute should their for colored $418 Lawton bi. “Are We Civilized?” Tr the E@iter of the Pos: HE three “Letters From the Peop’e” in Saturday's Post-Dispatch reeked With stome age sentiment or lack or sentiment. Tt was like 7 ™ imspaten getting a breath of prre air to read the editorial) enfitied “The Tennyson Case.” Dees it follow that girls who have a normal! longing for ad- miration and affection. who. 4 cramped surroundings and having no ear of their own are sometimes tempte? X “a ‘ iivinge mm to ride with vicious vouths, that the girls are bad and want to do wrong? Cur orphan agriums are full of the of these poor littie moths, who are seek- ing innocent pleasure. What of the bors scot free after —— that a itmmes burned alive for? Where is Justice in these big cities” I appall Gisregard of mothers and fathers. Th: cool disinterest of the law in I am for the fogging might : of these warm-blooded rout cause sO much misery in the worid What is of more tmport than a womar : honor? Are we civilized? > +. ~ , nell Tr ~ office fall to find men the Post-Dispatch re +. -_ L ‘“ ie a Worst eXxampies oO. ai iai.gre Gi ju> ©® Wicd 3B courages crime ONE CANDIDATES CAMPAIGN FUNDS. W. M. Darnell, farmer and . - - ; running for the Democratic gubernatoria! for mer in Oklahoma That is no novelty. The competition => -" 7 ~ = a: . ee = ed om > s keen. Oklahoma has a habit of electing Demorrat Governors. There are now a dozen lasts tuntli mid- J Darne! : ; Juna rnel tracts attemtion because he launched hs " . ? his campaign without & campaign fund. and } a his determimation to have his campaign financed *y the peopie- in his anmdiences: there wil! will offering, such as ministers and often use, after his speeches. and mpatgm activities Will depend largely upon hi {uence with those who hear him aw in Oklahoma as ir +* = = ~ * + ue exrent Xv — _— ee ooh SR ~T hor States, TeSU al. NE CAMPAignN expenses. There are wars of disbursing arge SUMS on the behalf of a candidate and still keeping within the letter of the law. One's friends may co #0 Much that need not be charged against the expenses of the candidate himsel’. and there have been instances where friends were larce financtai or industrial groups. so that politics isn’t a cheap pastime to those who enter the competition ‘seriously. [mn primary and eemeral election cam- paignms a great deal of money is spent. afer which cand) flie expense accounts indicating frugality, and the sovereign citizens wink ot.wonder But it is unlikety that tye candidate who cets it as shave meee” 2S ete He said that The Post-Dispaten | ask | ~—= *- , &at a he goes will remind anyone of the Newberry case. meeting may yield enough for another, if the speeches aren't too long, but it isn't a plan to encour: age extravagance or corruption of the electorate, and the people who pay get no promises not included in the platform. Unprejudiced observers hardly rate /Mr. Darnell a favorite in the Oklahoma contest, bat it will be interesting to see how much of a follow- ’ ‘ing a man can influence without the complicated ; i and expensive machinery so common to primary cam | Paigns in this country. ile. lt las i i THE CHURCH TRIUMPHART. England's war of a week and its sudden termina tion have introduced into the world of affairs a new) personality and an old, historic office Thoughtfal men and women everrwhere bow to the Archbishop ‘of Canterbury for the inestimable service he has rem dered im this crisis. His formula fer ending the) strike embodied the essential terms of the plan off ‘cially prepared and urged by Sir Herbert Samuel, who, as chairman of the Royal Commission which investigated the coal industry, acted as mediator in tions. we mgren nen oe > ithe negoti umph of common sense—he ts 78 years eld—we | must follow him in the rounds of his com rageous, resolute activities. We “nd bim m the presence of the King, whose intervention in| the cause of peace may, inferentially, be ac. credited to the earmestness of his pieading. We/| 'next behold him dominating what has been described | as - of the most remarkable conferences of recent | Engiish his story.” The church, the Lords and the Pe representatives of the mine owners and the | miners were in attendance. Only the Govermmesxt was absent—and that by reason of Baldwin's ulti matum that the strike must be called off before the Govermment could enter inte any discussion of a truce. | Oniy a gtimpse at that conference bas been for 'mished by the news, but imaginably it will be one of the @ramatic chapters in the narrative yet to be told. That brief glimpse, however, reveals the bit- ter opposition of the Tory element that trrned a deaf the entreaties. .Put erenders on the Tory side. The moderation, and From renerable peacemaker’s ther were not all bift richest peer of them ail favored other votces expressed the same sentiment ~- w+ eae 6 ta > o~ —— ~ > *, * - - : ere the Archbishop went to the Prime Minister's home. and presentir his labors were rewarded with the announcement that the w Was over tseif in a time ef pert) that threatened the stability of parliamentary govern done so impesingity and the fundamentals of religion and tions. There Was never crusade. The only powers rs of justice, of humanitarian- ism. of enlightened action. Here was a warrior of the Lomd enlisted in the cause of righteousmess, armed | on'r with the weapors of moral suasicz. | church is charged with deerep . . i an appeal to force in this invoked were the powe In a day when the tude, with having mo vital message for mankind. with having abandoned its high prerogatives, with having turned from Christ to Caesar—in such a time | 't has resumed its ancient character and achieved 2 victory which should be a driving lesson to all men who wear the cloti | We do not pretend accomplishment may have, bat the moral seems to be : tc = . plain. [It is this The church is as great or as impetent as the churchmen +7 Indiana has just destroyed 14.490 quarts of prewar | whisky. May the Lord hare merry oa its soul DONT WASTE IT, GOVERNOR. the Kentucky Jockey Club has reserwed a box for Gov. Baker fer the Derby and it stands iz Lis Mame. the Governor denies he reserved it himself had any intention of witnessi ng this spend the quiverme Stam of the bic race at the school commencement he spoke a: Her. deon: Friday his Saturday. while > . ty he cna - Nat — ~ & ~* XA» ePncy appears at ne popered railbircs are waiching the bangetails flash nast the crandcstand. the Governor, we presume Will wend his weary way back to the raceless pre “tects 4 Jeffaron City And in that grandstand w nere be an empty doz bearing the Governors name—a mute witness to his apathy about horse races’ If so, apathy can go so farther. We pray and trust the Governor will see te> Tes @O28 4 ™" TT RQ ~~ be “—~—4 2 2 - — 4 LA > 1 > oe — —~ GA & Ae ‘ at ai ¥ ALI. I — — ted pm, ~ ; rv simply Bubbling Over with excitement NOSES 7“ * “g . - +4 ~~. ~ * jnor in Vance de lLeuhe's Doagse by policemen, ap peared to justify the act. namely, the entering and searching of his “castie without a search- wa nt. Prosecuting Attorney Fania was right in refusin If the assertion that liqucr could be smeit near a ~~ _ bh AC ees - .” - “=tiTen se Were accepted oF prosecuting attor- neys in lieu of pesitive. evidence. this would be enongh to excuse oefficions prohibition enforcement >, ratte — ~ ooo — -_—- % i. a? oh Ot po =e ; ; rouse entering any citizen's i me sense of sme!) is unreliable W ia at = wa has © ~~? D. ° ? ~w> ~ - ~*~ ore - ew a + as > wntienne ¥ oe prep Gs io rouig it i a — . ~ . tO tage tae Pace O11 LADLE Die cence. And tangibie a —_ . . ee Videmce im these cases is needed im order to get a when that evidence stroved. cases cannot be made There should be no vrariaticr. from the sound rule fore granting search warrants reasonabie anc illegal search is a preciees of the Coustitatica. erent - z » S . . Oi CPTMARC IEE Ca. Securit +0 = —_ —- = The Pole ts a @ull soul All this is oTer Its head. expicration stuff . To appreciate the aged Primate’s part in this tri | NNELL’S ART 1 COLLECTION GIVEN F TOGOVERNMENT guste of Artist Bequeathed Congress- — ne COME TO BE USED WEW YORK. May 12 —Joseph rican artist, who caus- to this country as Main Street ‘ o~— & er an . ‘tert his entire collection of®prints, a books. manuscripts and ‘> the United States Govern- the encouragement and art in this country. An ab«‘ract of the provisions of his will was given out here iagt night by Emmett Kenmedy, friend ef Mrs Pennell. The original om cording to Mr. Kenmeay. . Was in Washington. e wil bequeaths Pennell’s en- tire + — ____— taming and iad iing to the art col- Ce em equate" jection JUST A MINUT rk ae ae | BL F-tace Valued at $250,000 p By CLARK McaDaMS PTB] IC OP oO © eogger st Shin aaa 4 aa. 1 - ‘ ; 4 % BH ts hye . © : t ; a > “ f 5 6 3 5 p- 2 Pen- TT} ” oo through deiective rain SSS SSS em Se {fis columns is designed to we . tg powee 3 proteicr of a London sorage ee bias the latest comment : - tite i- PANETELA. e Te onderstanding ws se an art and literary co a a oan a ik ding publictets, newspepers end Hon «worth $466.996. : Laelia J ~_-— ° Fo et = = 262 m 2 : 2 > Anrway. For killing porter... Fine 739 Po i.tional effect of confusten. eateloc. .* Hs ~arious exhibitions. od vy — [ = eo nm _ oan? - or. - d s A Gay scarce passes For Kiiiing beliber Fine arty government and party Tr ‘hi > ** ry which : Sut some great (All killings cash.) a oa pampatiores 2 ball J. and ©& EF. Pernell Cellection of Feat is displayed, Pe eee ee ee asians 2 Whis' '+riana” Pennell addéd all bis Frem which we T? someone will climb the North Pole now three-—the White House, Whist'«r items and previded that Are safe in saying with a Ford, we wil! call it a das the lower house. But every once im ams the entire income for any one year We so longer veg Oe. t happens that the party in pour from the “Pennell fund” as his Are afraid Sir: Mencken is an oasi - xg . * ‘ ——— | his humor. and digging your toes inte the (mid-term senatorfal elections, and American ists.” ignorance and doubt. | yellow sand of his concerts and sound sense, ater lost the presidency and \ow Camennaiaa Pens - +. M " -_ = ’ — : Jast as is witha leise. During Taft's Republican The will provides also for the > ; 7 o " ie sTeat feat of flying How does this figure do. sir? F. Le [the F.epubdlicanms tn the 1910 mii formation in.the division of prints Ras ar last | sl al s it ;on2 cet the lower house and \ofa ; lert) sm TS he krowr a2 “The ~ ae + --e. we © - —— —_ j baad ae yd oe & sociclogist who has been cooing over de- /‘ater lost the presidency and ta E. R. Pennell Collection. ~ - — oo = ’ a - - r’ : tar ease eae | Bmenency records of the big cities fimds that [else During Wilson's Democratie 7 Tro will go all of Pennelis (Mher matter Se ee . a a » = pre — | there -s mo itmcrease except between +h tency the Demoerats lost the 1918 Berks, manuscripts. drawings. — 2 - ; * « § +i” ye ~ : ge thea i — | ages of 35 to 44. It is flaming middie on zgressional elections, and twe = S, paintings and a compiete ses rae petes of thenght ; ' oat oe a his engrarin and etchin and ' age not flamitg routh, that ts raming so - 1378 lost ewervthing else © © 4 ~~ agra : = and saith Fi 4 = - rr - m™ hd 7 -—* zy - , much smoke . ‘his should turn out te be a sof other artists he may Let ms no wisiacumeiraar e v t at hi ~ Hi an aaa ee year te the Republicans Reve bad at Bis death. All signed istiingutsh — penile = up -s' of prints that may not ' Pie Eddie Guest fs something is the ma mizht be left like chy without @ iy ro. Sera cle Ts so % Sa ~ — ee _— ~ - iu = ’ « ‘ . & — ar a! v : ° These men . nies be winced by the division of prints —— ter with him. which maxes it unanimous. erg] stat? If the a cans 3 tladiy theugh ' May ; id and the proceeds add- —- “ . es the Senate, PreciOunt iége with 0 aap We give them haii — a = Pee tian Pane King Fuad turned down the gift of $:%.- (definitely that the remaining tee ie " : 7s * + - - _ ~ - ed L-* ~ ©F ro St -- * . o i — That did its fring } 009.000 wa Mr. hocaete Aa 2 =P “is term are to be unktappyr. Every am “4 -~ - = ae -_: Lp _~. - - = - ia le Sa ee rontrel é A sa aa v enturing es ‘ i. ae - cca - 4 be s — a 2.9 ees eS = ~# Fe — Likely was th ee something of a bit- ‘house Cleveland had an ushepey Proviied chat prints should be par- ~ . . *s the conmservalitTe errr ern: = i bog > g ™ ms Of them ai! | ee Se oe ea ting : — ———— enough Republicans loge iz the - orate inc of the chief of tha + te - on - = wan _- prints " an etcher Pat fae hire T* will «ntereet visttine »+ockseece +e read ” ar " . a “3 ~—O | i degces at = * fa ee 7 _ zrapher of eminence, t Mv sweet LU! that ope of ur iocail book maxers -as ‘e*t Baa re: : + ’ the - « & — s - in ea ved \¥ t oe ¢ Teanch he newer an estate of $220 99° WHERE AMATEURS rAm *% . . curator of . _ : ~ ; a" Se ~ ~~. — : ahs . : =, # ; rs ; Teer **ae Pe: ladelp 5» > ‘2 Record. . . (7a. | : ry : Art ts 1 radea, Left the ground. 6 ® e . a : = gaa n RSE RVATION «= suggest te : T of the Corcerses Gab e¢ had been | If there is am extra medal for bravery QO) 7 » oll and the chief of the divisies 4 - a> a - « . - a ene thas the ata Fe ne a ivtre abdout. let us - oD that Col t rank Pr Pi vas _— ae - ea: z i 1 4 —s Tor 7 - - © -. ~ > + o% 2 . © ‘ a) s* ~ I a et B ~~. . a ‘ = Giags is not to be overicoked The rr- eae Ms i FoR Mu. >= “hird main cbiect of Fam 4 ae ° =_— ad . a. aa POG 3 a te ve sn a a doubtab 42 St. LOU ls aditor appeared ry TA 4 a hd hs m : pen s x » 2 ‘3 the ‘ormalion af 3 2. 9 = ak m "el fors a:spi 7 %2 r ” - ‘Tee a v t vi — VS ° journalism program at ° UMmita vresterdar . aeende yay Sae o ; fa. fran hie Museum is th Of polar hentin ; in Sb Os - * ; : ting the time to buy. bat oury Dnite2 ~* — — ‘ * - ® ? &« * oe - A passing game. piace walt too long. It is almost always PRo ~ ? i Be a’ oe 7 & rt s . = % 7 bei . ae ‘ : ont’ - . ¢ * ‘en 7 . _ Ger. Hadley thinks we must jook te the ?° — - bese are to be said for sg aren ~ hac i " Kit sor whe: & k wemen . = — . oiit3 > @ider | a,+.0 a4 Erce ‘9 art students wit — | Cate said, “We Romans rule the world, and " atferd ta buy the original Mary Pryrds | our wives rule us.” so if the women lead | A hocemssyes eect DISASTER. ‘ Sgmed by the artista and many Bennetts the war it will net be for the first time | Frem the Ohio State Journa: re are only three soch me ch in his ss ® . HE chestrut tree iz America oa _ Regia ‘airographia & ntrepid way, They eet some‘hing like 3°°°4 surpias he doomed ts early extine founded by Pope -Clemeai Gare us this signatures on the recall petitions, which ietich has attacked it is said to ve | ‘738. the Cacegraphie @ Dedragoned planet shows that our Vic hasnt got a monopoly asbie imeradicable and unre en a! the esr and initiative in St. Lewis. — * Paraphrasing Dr. Cove. country seems *o be geting wetter and wetter dary by day. a temth of the entire Secantall area Whom death even ; oS ‘United States, are being swiftly 6 Eubbling Over ought to wie the Derty if ‘by a ¢isense for which years ef so Up in steam. esearch have “@errlioped 20 care. according to the United States ieoand chestaust tree Ieft im the _ the HN \f'we millien acres of chestnut trea. :

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a . PANEL'S ART ————————S After the Death Congress. COME TO BE USED By Leased Wire From the NEW YORK, May 13.-——Jose Penne!!, American 2 rtist, tically referred to this country “This Mid-Victorian Main tand,”” peopled largely by ering bellowing middiewest bore eft his entire colle« B paintings, books, manuscripts a plates to the Unite d States ment for the encouragement a development of An abstract of the out “blu art in this count provisions his will was given here night by Emmett he nnedy, eording to Mr. Kennedy, of (a1 gprs ss. : Mrs. Pennell called vesterday the White louse with Justice a rps, Harlan F. Ste and M J ~~ Py%s .. leo & Ward l.arocque linker iidiiiiaee column is dcsigned to reproduce peli lost, through det r Protection; oO! " 1 gs? ig? ai ‘ bias ihe lates’ comment by the Protectio a lendo! tor : ; ; " ; . ly Ware ose art and \Jjite lection wort! $400 060. rary cc publicésis, newspapers and period the questions of the day. PrN ¢ 71 5 . . ; : + ‘ ’ ‘T » 7 P as | SLtL asita@t* and admire: of Whistler, whom Estate of Artist Bequeath \; | | OPIN Fstate Valued at $250,000. 4 , ION The valu of the extate 5s ent to be.abont $250,000 i+) 1992 Pen- ae | 7 ‘ Widow, to the Library of FOR PRINT PURCHASES New York Bureau of the Post-Dispatch. ph who caus- as Street st - ? §, ion of@prints, nd ; Govern- nd ry. of last | friend original will was W asnington. =F nd rs. and made »]- friend he LECTION GIVEN 10 GOVERNMENT ‘Church of Webster Groves at the home of the prospective | parents. ' ed by Dr. on’s § of His | *e™4 d by Corson’s sister, Miss | Club will Will ate for Calco-| graphic Museum Which |o: New York, @who is the guest of Will Acquire Lithograph- ic cssonda aia Noted Artists. a The will bequeaths T’ennell’s en- tire estaie, except a $10,000 legacy wa faithful servant, to Mrs. Pen- sell in trust during her life and | directs that on her.death it go to the United States Government for} the division of prints of the Library | Imyy liate ence ( her hus-'! band's prints and sketches to the Gover nt It is assumed she Wil receis } income from the capi’ left in trust f her. On er death, the pricipal also Bie ge to the Government and ae fhaincome is “© be used for main- » MIRROR of [uz ve oS. 0 lection. ize | THE STORY OF 1938, considered ei s greatest ar- SULLIVAN in the World's Work tists About 1920 } nd Mrs. Pen- ay ell presented to the Library of ER of the likely outcomes of this Ngress an extensiv: collection of ‘8 s@natorial elections will have an Whist ler’s etters manuscripts, l effXct of confusion. The theory prints ard a complete set of the vVernment and party responsibil- Catalogs of Mis ~urious ‘exhibitions. | Mes that the party which its de- To this collection: known as ‘“‘the as being “in power” shall control Jd.and E. Rt. Fenneli Collection of —the White House, the Senate and Whistleriana Pennell added @ll his rr house. Put every once in so often Whistler items and prov ided that | As that the party in power loses the entire income for any one year . from the “Pennell fund’ as his e other of the two Houses of Con- ion ; oh ~ fee @ , Hewes, Ss KK Tw av e s it in an election year, Ifke the etary = st is now nr. a One, in the middle of a presidenttal gee to purchase any important or on t} at “8 naw the event has ¥& esirable Whistler item. His pur- , 1a abe bh | ini Cae bse, he explained, is ‘“‘to make the | pfallible aimost results, and is looked upon infallible omen of certam Bsults. In Cieveland’s Democratic cy. the J>emorrats lost the 1894 nh senatortal clections, and two years collection of Whistlerians plete as possible and t© My countrymen as it eur tribute to the American artists.” greatest everything and EL R. presi- Ito it will go all of books. manuscripts. qd | Prin’ s, paint the presidency and During Wilson’s Democratic ihe Democrats lost the 1918 mid-term tional elections, and two years later. Pennell) rawin-g& , lost everything else. © * °* If @his engravings, and etchings, and! puid turn out to be a generally c te prin‘s of other artists he may year to the Republicans, the party Mave had at his death. All signed left like an army-:without a gfen- Guplicates of prints that may not be wanted by the May be sold and the *d to the Pennell] Republicans should lose ge will know ne two years of = wf the ate, President w that the remaini Cool} fund. as com- as accessible can be— . oy . » » nd “ ¢. ? ; a ' Entertainment Committee are Dr.{5100 Washington boulevard and/|children, in the $2500 per year In-— H. V. Pfaff, W. N. Kletzer and W.|her niece, Miss Isabel Miller cf|¢ome class, and have been printed | industrial agent of the Terminal | H. Packard New York City, returned to St./as a series Railroad, died yesterday at his) ! . ; .) 4 * see ceaaes Louis last week, after spending} About $80 per annum per family | fesidence, 504 Adelaide Sel Miss Edna B. Custer, daughter of |the wtnter at various points of | 1s spent by members of the $2500 University City, of | MISS + ad ihe) Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Custer, Silver- jinterest in California and Honoln-|a year income class to matntain | following an attack of mage stent ton place, Richmond Heights, will|lu. Miss Miller will remain sev-| health, and this divided pro rata|He had been ill about three| PACIF sail June 12 on the Leviathan for|eral weeks as Mrs. Armstrong’s|among the children gives them | months, although he had been able | , ‘ j ; fF} 4 o ; an extended trip abroad. On her |guest before returning :o her home. each $284 for the 18 years. Recre- to be at his office occasionally un NES | retury she will spend some time oe , lation. which includes movies and} til last Monday. 4 . . > . , “3 4 { ] OA 4 ta o in ame a a total of $130 for the rodman for the New York. West | ~ > anit Jt A si a ‘ , i . Kingsbury place and her daughter, |in Hartford, Conn., after a bricf Cost of Education | Six vears later he began working S Miss Mary Dell Woods, have re-j|visit with her parent Mrs. Kinz r i he 1} 1 frei f the’ i tr’ i S, — iSi} WIth i! I Sirs. > Pete ; reight office ‘s e | o s ‘ . “ae rey The community spends $190 for /! the loca To Denver, Colorado Sprin and Colorado. ‘turned from a trip abroad. | Was formers Miss Harriet VA th | e th is verime. oni | Terminal here. He became freight | 3 e . gs Pueblo, | Ol ae e educat'on of tne average Cniid. | re in | 8 30 } | Mrs. Edward R. Heissler of 15 | #@m5. lwhile incidentals from the family | agent and traffic manager, baer | $4 ° To Rocky Mountain National--Estes Park, Colorado, | ortlana lace an lh - = RTs a : _ late years served as Industmai | r . : ay P / re. e nd he dé a us ht rT Ts tc \ eneeer™ \len’s« HT hrew A cs \- purse for this purpose amount t ‘ a E | $58.80 To Salt Lake City and Ogden, Utah. Miss Helen Heissler, will sail June | 7 eee Se », only $50 — e I'sh = to | visoryv boards of religious orzganiza- nlavers in person Those interest imount to $1606. If a years at-jciated Retail Credit Men of St. | to Glacier National Park, Jume 1 to Sept. 15; to California and Pacific Northwest, May bs « , 6 P 5 , ii tions. led may attend the reception jance at kindergarten is added, | Louis will be held at 7 o'clock t»d- Sept. 30, inclusive. gee é ; ; . Colsentio?” \ iss ( OK e on > WZ , wT’ , er \ WW f : C‘lilidai Tria : ind 4 T rT iT i if ail } - me noc i ' =: ee > [ ‘Tullis M rs cr H Eldredge at Union Station or City Ticket Office, 318 N. Ask fer Our y ork to Wi i oie e ePCLe . , | mittee. wort ESTER Sein May 13 . ' oh-t theater ty will) | , Ih : ste ae po reonende aage: | Marr Lesser will he the hast ‘to Ners. WH} rr) .J | es in her girl Plans are being made to have aj} | t ig + . roy . — © . _— ’ ‘ = i i ‘ wf ee :- , : : ae zs i rer ee the ee oF S- lthe team at a dinner preceding ‘he hood a friend of Abraham Lincoin, |Special, train carrying 125 persons) Improved Summer Schedules Effective June 6, 1926 cial leaders at the Woodward Play- : 3 ( ‘ nella : af . 4 1 leave here 4ug. 4 to zo by wav « f | 1. _ — P — oer. > | receptior LHer Suess mcd is dead at the home of her daugh- ie . akg . = -Piieainergiget si witb Winton Barker. president ¢ f the S' ‘ } Sh "n” ars old | Pike's. Peak and the Grand ¢ anyon. See 4 number of dinner parties will o a 3 wees segs w er here she wasS 9. years Old. | i . . i i Tat °y" “3 . 47 OT) wre ‘ = rT) | ‘+ ‘i : , precede the first curtain. The par- wean vont Sa 6% - . She was born in Gwen. * ity will include Mr. and Mrs. Frank heim and Judge A. B. Fre) nd dur he fighting there on ne r J 1. 18¢ she ministered to the af é oe. Ber. 2 Mrs ej . on ’ V. Hammar. Mr. ang Mrs, Neill A.) Franciscan Mother General Dies BE gids \ a \ I\ AZ wy, \ “4 \ A |\ Za |\ 4 \ I\ Af HAY Wi Me Millan, ” i}. and M rs. Frank I > thre A oar] ia tol Press A A is (‘runden, Mr. and Mrs. James WV , » 12 2 : a AlZz .EGANY. HM. 73 May 13 ' Franciscus, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Iu. 4 The Rev Mother Teresa, head of ze ADVERTISEMENT z @ Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wiggins, Mr. | yother General of the Franciscan and Mrs. Rolla Wells, Mr. and! qo ger of Nuns in the United Mrs. George W. Nijedringhaus. Mize) ciaten ic @ead here at the acad- &3@ Son ) Mary Lionberger, Mrs. A'mes Cush- -emy which she founded She en- man, Mrs. Harvey G. Mudd, Mrs./tered the religious life Jan. | William J. Lemp-—Saunders Fos-|4¢44 when 15 years old. and had fer and Louie Werner ae es BRAND-NEW , f ihe time to buy. but only about one a eP nic Museum in the | knows when to sell. The other 99 — States, to acquire by pur- SF Prmomi¢ ‘ ; ‘ P ‘long. It ne almost always when he = © etched plates and | Ine for the lh; ine-eighth point cf graphi St¢ of dead artists | ler of hote 4 na > 24 + a — ' profit that nih amateur gamb ee 6 TSKe Oprinis from | a Phese a t be sold for a P™Minal pr =ten Woe b tan / ®* to art students who ; SON ot aff , ., ai ord ry thn wine A NATION AL DISASTER. eee oe the original Ohio State Journal. Prone ened ri me arusts. : are Only t} re vier's cabin, con- cational, minor items met by the | : nected with the dining cabin by a individual family purse, $50: ma-|]!.,. . ; tiled walk: a herit’s h ache. jor items of education, cost of Vs hut, bache |lor’s cabin, a Japanese tea house schooling provided by the com- | Pp 7 tee House, munit 1 not separately appear 'an open air theat>-. Fy ant se ly ar. u y a p | Servants, bowling ili: vs and tennis stocked with trout, black bass and great Northern pike. Excellent roads,lead from the wrroperty to all parts of the Adiron tacks. J, L. PENNEY, FOR 38 YEARS $1190 for schooling, to $7233 There has been no distinction on the grounds of sex made in these totals because the difference in the amounts for girls and boys is rela- oO ; tra ; a > ing 7 the family budget, $1100; | courts, a billiard cabin, stables and medical and dental and kindred | ingieaiiada a : iain ) % og4.| Sarages and a wnol- fieet of boats. services\to maintain health, $28 3 Althetiah the Provident te not ro reati oe > recreation, $130, and sundries, | tishe an, membre %f his pasty $570 | will find the lakes in the vicinity This totals up, exclusive of Roaentgt tively small. $130 Yearly for Recreation. | a pa i i eens otined A TERMINAL EMPLOYE, IS DEAD at in the study made by the statis- | Industrial Agent Expires After Three Months’ [llness at Uni- versity City Home. Joseph l. Penney, 6% years old, tic‘ans of sisting of father, an average family con- | mother and three | cabins for 24' MISSOURIAN’S SUMMER HO HOME ‘EDMUND. A. -KIESELHORST {LL| FIVE GENERATIONS OF ONE FAMILY LIVE TOGETHER Edmund A. Kieselhorst, president | One of Them Is Grandmother at | and | Coolidge Will Spend Vacation in| eerie in a park of 60 acres on Osgood | a ae _ PAGE 23 Piano Company President in Seri- | ous Condition Following Operation. | treasurer of the Kieselhorst | 33 Years of Age; Youngest Is Piano Co. 1007 Olive street, is in | Babe of Three Weeks. a serious condition at the Cleve-| Special to the Post-Dispatch. land Clinic Hospital, Cleveland, O.. CARTHAGE, Mo. — C€ following an operation for the re- moval of a goiter Tuesday. He left St. Louis May 4 to under- zo the operation. Twice before Kieselhorst has undergone similar operations, the first being in June. 22 the second in October of last year. | oe tions——all mothers and roof at present at the home : Wools. arthage | beasts of a family of five genera- daughters, one of whom has the distinction of | being a grandmother at the age of And all are residing under one of Mrs. | ithe Junior Chamber of | Fairland, Ok., who has beep @#ay- ‘ing at the home of her daughter. Mrs. Jamison, Brown is 76. great-grandmother is 55. year-old grandmother is Mrs. Mrs. Riley, the mother of The infant generations has ne Mv- the baby is not yet 17. of the five ing salman i Smee ome = Junior C, of ©. Meets Tonight. lee, president of the Council, will be a meeting of Commerce Robert FE. St. Louis Safety speaker at principal] for some time. Mrs. Mrs. Jamison the The 33- Pearl associa- Commerce | ane *w/™ 4931-33 Delmar BI. | a FOrest 0099 New York. Bremen, May 12, York. New York, May 12, George Wash- ington, Bremen; Conte Biancama- nio, Naples. Stuttgart. New ' Business LAclede 0440 School 3469-75 S. Grand BI. Movements of Ships. A. R. Jamison. By the Associated Press. The fifth in the direct line is a/ that will conclude the spring mem- Arrived 'baby daughter born here April 29 | 'bership campaign of the Pleacus Ma 12. 1 | jto Mr. and Mrs. L. N. Riley of | tog this evening at 8:30 o'clock tats York a ay a, saconia from Kansas . a, Mrs. Riley being a lin the C hamber of : 2 granddaughter of Mrs. Jamison. The | Building. Edward Palmer, chair- Lond } } , a oe May 11, Minnekahda, | great —reat grandmother of the|man of the Membership Commit- ? : | infan Buenos Aires, May 12, Pan-| t is Mra. Mary J. Brown of/ tee, will preside. America, New York. Sailed. Rio Janeiro. May 12, American (2 oe Legion, New York. | Why th ? e§ jangem; May 13, Thinehenitbenl ll y teady Demand for Rubicam Graduates? New York. @ Because they are trained to do their work skillfully and to Naples, May 11, Dante oe Carry responsibility. The School is in session throughout the (from Genoa), New York. |» summer months. Sout outhampten and Cherbourg, | F Special Summer Rates in Day and Evening Classes Are Offered ‘May 1%, Homerit, New Sark. Phone for Information Rotterdam, May 12, Ryndam, | : + - “ r 4 by ) 4 eit oa tu. § a ROUND’ Fares New Beauty In 30 Minutes | You will be amazed By Edna Wallace Hopper For 40 vears I have searched the world for the utmost in beauty helps. T have made °4 trins to France. The shown in my career as a beanty and in mv perennial vouth. Now | place the that I have} ‘ . > - 1); man _ eal) ; Al result is best found at every we toilet counters supply them in my And I am sending sample treatments to all women who re awaxen them to their possi Let me send one to you. The greatest help I have ever a new-type Clay. Not like the ernde and muddv Clays of old days, but three clays in one, all white, refined and dainty. And em- | quest. to bilities. .here. Just think. was offered. astounding! White bring tn VYonth ca beautiful mahogany. . eount legs ; I ment through and through! L eal] this mr I have lar. seen if , 30 minutes. drop ten woman it When vou. induce rou. re rie new beanty in have geen women To everv and ing changes, seem to girl fine bridge lamp.. brings amaz see them nothing could Youth (May purges fhe skin of al) that nee and mars 1! It draws ont the causes | blemishes. It conrhate brines the blora te, the akin. to nounmseh and revive it The this. treailmern i he nch te conrinee you that you these maximnm eautr ay ch — vour whole career. or thet Clin coupon Yow See Miss Hopper in per- | ‘ son at Loew's State Theater, St. | Louis. week of May 15th. Matinees | for women only, Wednesday and F'r- day, 11 A. M. For Trial Package Wall this couper to Fdéna Wallace Perper. «"¢ lake Shore Drive. Chicago Pnecinae 10 cents for postage and pecking. and vou wT! receive a trial packet of both my White Youth Clay and Youth, Cream. 5S 4) ] | | \ : Friday and Saturday at 559 $15 Cash—$10 a Month No Interest! No Extras! No Delivery Charge! In all our 42 years of business there has never been a time when such an amazing Player-Piano bargain .or elsewhere. _a full 8%-note Player with all the latest sttachienta: finished in rich walnut or .and a real high-grade instru- are including a beautiful roll cabinet, bench and a all at the special price of $339. We invite you to compare it with other Pianos of- fered at even higher prices.. doubt in our minds that you will come back and buy 30 Days’ Free Trial! Liberal Allowance on Your Old Piano or Phonograph \Y-STERN & CO. It is positively And not only that...we we haven't the least S.E. Corner Twelfth and Olive Streets Roll Cabinet Bench Included With Each Piano AVI AVI AVIAN IVAN KAN IS AN IS ANS BR ee ete, ee eee i ld

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10-DAY GET-AQUAINTED SALE May 14 to May 24 FRE A GOODYEAR TUBE WITH quammunen EVERY GOODYEAR TIRE ion : * - & 5 Yi co 4 a x + 3 : 4 ~ 3 “« ws Ss é é »* . fi > * z 3 ; 4 . 4s > * = >» 24 te = “3 = 3 Res a f oe, Greatest Tire Values Compare these is on Good year Tires, with those on “bargain tires” and anknown brands. 30x3'2> Clincher 30x3'2 Clincher PATHFINDER CORD ALL-WEATHER CORD $1322 Pathfinder All-Weather Cords Cords cB $2x4 Straig s $19.20 $26.75 is x4 Straicht Line 20 on 27.60 £ ae Melisgn ........«-. 14.05 17.40 " stx4 I 19 °0 26.45 it Sees Melicen -......... 21.95 30.20 3 See MieMigee |. |... ss. 25.15 34.40 oe i $3x6.9° Balloon "9 55 56.00 Bi OTHER SIZES IN PROPORTION. ai REMEMBER—A Free Tabe With Each Tire! 1 3 : Pesitively no seconds or biemished Tires in a Ei this offering. We guarantee every Tire and > Ray Tube to be clean, fresh, first-grade stock. * aes . \ fee it BUSY BEE MOTOR CAR CO { . ’ See eae Be a eR Ae en ae ae > ~ oe 2 ee * ait licantihes sxrp i Sarto bie 06 hit 4465 MANCHESTER AVE. (At Taylor) Phone, GRand 0781 Day & Night Service e. ey bs aaa ee STALOUS POST- DISPATCH fC: onunspAy i nVmnG, Mar 1% 1 ‘i “i se: RNR reet ot — — OS ee | CHRYSLER IMPERIAL | tp SALE INg RE RPE wes ie ” WGN ah Sh Wc gh ASS RR RS Se aiid 36) sep lle | (Ge ad > og tT aes _ ory nr eer ub ; ; ere aia shan tins ik ait ay REPRE Ee Ret le bf eh NE 8 AOS as CRS a AS FINE AS MONEY CAN BUILD And Accepted as Such by the Best Judges tn America THE most significant phase of the growing } ascendancy of Chrysler Imperial *‘80”’ is the way this car has instantly won: the field which for- merly belonged to the costliest cars. * menand women for vears accustomed to nothing less than $5000 to #70006 cars— | And these men and women freely acclaim it tl superior of their older favorites in every phasé of performance, luxury and riding comfort over any kind of road and at anv speed vou choose. 7 When a car can make the great advances which have come to the Imperial 80"? go early in\its A RES I EI RR 9 i het ™ , r bre dint beastie beens ce ee . . —_— . apreten — Rao we ~ Pg ; by: " r Ja ered . . adap cape eo te et a ¥ * ' af Aa ASRS Pe Scag BR CAR £ yk Sor ~~ . ee oe ¥ . : ae ee me . ; se 5 J - ° % ie ae eee ae adie fut 7 4 a n — = - al = ’ - > " os fag . . ee ee at * ne wae i of riding and responsiveness, of speed and safety } and surety of control, far bevond even the extra- i ordinary. i How much these features mean to motoring, i vou can discover for vourself by driving the Impenal ‘*S0”’. The Imperial ‘‘80" is being driven today by \ } career, it 1s proof positive that it presents features_ G. M. BERRY, ING. 2621 Lecust Sain “at JEfferson 3019 ints J BR NR ex obey eS va Re ete. te ae tl A Hp Rimage abet met © Forte Det te Gone we Wa ap arghss hint Peres Se $ ae 7 ae y ated 1 Cet citapeti. ~ ore Lee Malt Users! To Get Best Results Look for Me in Friday’s Post-Dispatch S—K WS an ___ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Feeling became so bitter that |mander and made inspector gen- ——The is regarded as the savior of his New President of | ountry. By the conservatives he with considered a Sommngeee. Real Estate Exchange | | .ni-ations toward a dictatorship ‘ )FR S C 0. i si Pi wodak during the war served 8 | —==— : Pilsudski was replaced as com-'eral the Austrian army against When Poland was reunited IMPERSONATING CONTEST “PART ‘THREE. a . 45S ici. 3 and Marshal Pilsudski was placed $100 in Cash for the Best Impersonation n command of the national forees,. ovatessenta Popcansitircetiny Fe wr MAH JONG SHU LE officers who had served with him e ' j Jin the Austrian army to the prej TONITE—MAY 13TH WEST LAKE PARK fer din f Fa’ ft} ~ > ; * A x ‘ if ’Ts who serv ed with A “ 4 | General Haller’s Polish army in | TED JANSEN | DANCE PALACE ‘France. or in the Russian army FATE MARABLE! Orchestras | 2c. Caestin @ Materst Meltee Ren. against Austria. Address mail inquiries to E G Beker. DP A., Frisco Lines. £35 Frisco Homemakers Will Want to Attend Early—For Friday Will Be Bedding Da FR IDAY will be an opportune time to buy all of your bedding needs for years to come. In this sale at the Union you will a | | tind the products of such well-known companies as “Simmons,” “Kroehler,” “Smith & Dawis,” “Sanitary Mattress,” offered at marvelously low prices. Come early Friday—use your credit. “Foster Bros.” and “Hard Cnb Co.” I! S9395655 95959 999S55955959355°> I 3 : | Strasse Puowe. | § Extraordinary Sink $ WILLIAM W. BUTTS a. 3 x ncinibailiidaaiiiias = } OLIVE ST. WIDENING DECISION : : | ~ 3} 00 Y : : EXPECTED SOON, MAYOR SAYS rs . Hotel Statler last night. at which x S decision of the Supreme Court of o a my : ES + 2. - + > : or. si : - & Missouri in the Olive street widen Sahish' 8F “Tiwwin S $ ing case within the next two weeks 3 +. hn Dowling retiring pres : 2G comp anc ‘= ae 2 = > 35 = tor was presser ™ 2 “ 4 & and ¢ n 4 ne © Sp rs . . eis ~overnor } - * ~ ] . ~ A * , Metal Bed » Pare 4 Square tubing mitered at m, D} 2 o >. =~ 2k ‘ _ = . ~ vies . n : . - ~ A Lt screened ~ ™ . 2h“ . m= tb a e > ( a ae S _ , ¢ T1nNG WA 7 - . . mitec 2 Aer Ww rries : © mecceas Ps : . ‘$1. 00 Cash : . _ “x . a * $ P. Value — on - ts ° 4a: me | lens $ 85 . : = + m ‘€3 fecree restoring - Pilsuds $1. 00 Cahn Monthly > » a $1.00 Cash—Balance Monthly ‘ : Ris y —_—— CBO 055835" 4 s $ = cin ‘ | Ohi She ~ : y + promuinated — > Metal Baby Crib 3 Omgin of Troubt R . ] . 3 - ~ 2 Smith & Davis . £ Fa ‘ - ~~ ¢ CVOIVING: ¢ ° * > Oo * $12.00 Value S 45 l71e a7 | “ © = ‘ * = . st the Tomon s ( c a = ice * 7 * g 3 , : \ Velour} strong : . ‘ : . 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St. Louis Tower Grove Memphis... s, Phone Garfield 7809 ~-7 -2eee seeeee 117275 weceeecens 11:35 Pm wcreeceee 7:35 am A., Frisco Lines. 835 Frisco Bide St.Lowis ss, wi ty 4 Sa LR tae a IMARKIETS=-SPORTS ‘ ae ye nee eee — ae soeeeemenetiens-sartiepeanetees re eee Union you will tary Mattress,” Ss Bed 4| a” Balance Monthly FO FS OSS OOOO , :* ’ oe" ) ‘ 4 ' te , J i en ee ; | ; ' “Saas i Aa : / it |, 1} | | ; | ‘ une Summons tal Bed g 10” me this Bed especially desirable. 90 Cash e, good Coil Spring, made of well braced on ngid frames and Balance Monthly . - ee ee - i Ne ee . & Davis ; # Made of stec! throughout, with lL. They open into a full-size ed in walnut enamel. 00 Cash (OSS SCSSOOOS s Vanities 5 Day Is ieatured on this louble cane .. Two-inch square tubing and Ow style is well illustrated in tubing, mitered at the corners - -in tine Ve h, with threee $3.00 Cash—Balance in Easy Payments 1 3 eS. cetacean LOUIS POST-DISPATC ee —— — — — — — oT TS A j NT REAL “ESTATE ST. LOU] Ss, THURSDAY EVENING ee —_ ce LOIN MAY 13, 1926. ‘COOLIDG cee enema - 1 DEMOCRATS UNIT | wesc a a ms Hospital Day Observance. Mrs. Coolidge observed f Hospital day here by distributing of them, Bonny Sprague, o good ‘the President's autograph. cheer to disabled veterans at Wal-| Coolidge, who met many of the vet- | ter Reed Hospital. A word of per- | greeting and a handclasp! them as she t"niversal says today that were given to the veterans. and one , ele attacked Zihuatanejo, a REBELS ATTACK MEXICAN PORT y the Associated Press. oF CITY. Mav 13.—El 160 reh- a Pacific PAGES _ oo - — awe - - ee _— ee - 4 - te A port in the State of Guerret®, ou were defeated by the local garrison. The rebels belong to a band com- landed by the Vidales brothers, which divided into two groups after a recent defeat in Acapulco. RULE UNDER FIRE f Barco % Iowa State Committee’s Plan for Abrogating Old Order Meets With Favor Defeat of “Either at Polls nent Citizen. BY CHARLES MICHELSON, \ Staff Correspondent of the Post- Dispatch and New York World. WASHINGTON, May 13.—Abr ration of the two-thirds rule and unit rule in Democratic tional Conventions appears muc! more likely today than at any 17 sincetheir adoption 190 years ag A questionnaire dispatched Clyde Herring and Mrs. Madg: O'Neil, lowa representatives on t National Committee, conveving th: action of the Jowa State Commit- te advocating the change, is meet- ing with unlooked for accord. The ‘esponse of Norman Mack and Elizabeth Marbury of New York stating their belief that New York wuld favor such a recommenda- to the next convention will b: hoed all along the line } csjonif r ‘ of hy « accor Le | "} Sm) i ci i M Adoo grouns have decided that the oniv solution for the feud at Madi- “On sadquare (;arden that raised such havo with the Democrat - . 7 * . 1. ; ec is "Lr i* the TCTny nav: i hemselves and fight South Changing Viewpoint. Khaki Pants—Friday Os Sizes Fioor. # Men’s Extra lity SUITS (olden Sargain ser lion—Street Gab: dines Slickers en the Southerners, who mos Nnsis ( he reten } f ()- ” ce +s rhé oa N) +S mst t an 24 | c ‘ ar 4) onrer r fo7 ar ; tine reSui of a Quel ° : so , in fhe next convention They know that half a dozen of the big dele- ga ns. th \ i for McAdoo only Aid so bv reason of the unit rule lowa. for example, only showed ane-half vote over a majority of the a ijegzation for Mi Atino but that was enough to give Iowa’s 26 un til McAdoo withdrew The case of Missouri was somewhat similar Hence the emphasis on the elim. ination of the unit rule With ev- delegate voting Individuali. na ePVeryv eroavre rye ine Pp ile a Mr McAdoo totals would hav smaller and Gor. Srmth's would have been larger in 1924. though it is doubtful if either would have 1 ittained a majority - | The proposition will undoubted he broached at the next session | of the Democratic National Com- which should take plac: Daa 1 some time before the congression- | i election in November. | follow that the National Corn. (i mittee will make the recommenda- | tion or that tlfe convention of 1928 Al will adopt it, but the outlook is promising if the two abrogations ean be coupied. One difficulty that nobody yet i has been able to surmount, Is what il is to be done in the usual event of states instructing their delegations | to vote for a particular candidate. So far. national conventions uni- foaremiv have held that. until a ma- rity of a State delegation votel fesse dom. the State & institu 7 was binding on ali the members of delegation. Hit : ; i fil this Suite. mahogany Carved Frame Coil Spring Bed Davenport Outf Our low price of $179.00 would be entirely out of the question were it not for the fact that we pur- chased a quantity of these elecantly constructed, satings and are sharing our good fortunes with you. frame that comes in brown mahogany or walnut finish. color combinations of blue and taupe, rose and consists of Davenport (That Opens Into Coil Spring Bed), Armchair, Wing Fireside Chair. This exquisite six-piece Bedroom Outfit is priced considerably this you will readily verify when you come in and note the Comprises a large dresser with bed, vanity dresser with jewel boxes—vanity bench and walnut and richly finished interiors—dov etailed DBed-Davenport This Bed-Davenport Suite has the new carved Upholstered in rich patterns of velour, in brown and taupe. This entire outfit $35 Bed, Spring and Mattress Pieces... DIDO Cont prises a charming walout-finished meta! Bed havitg 22-inch con- tinuous posts, an excel- lent Matiress and a du- rably bailt — Fa Spring —— spec ‘riday and Saturday at $19.75. * oa e* & .- ax Seeaesete SERSVRSS SSSSeSE SESE SG SHE He” eee eee ee eee ee = = ~~ +) eeeeee > eo eue @ —. 2 =e ee see ee eee se . . i > “-—S= ees eee = Lamp and Shade, Davenport er End Table This $300 Gorgeous 6-Piece 2-Tone Walnut BEDROOM OUTFIT, Complete lees than what such quality justifies— elegant construction and beautiful finish charming bow-end “*-«e _—— es“ ee + We ‘ “ee «és es eteec.eaeee iewel boxes. canopy top chifforobe, >. eees construction—genuine draw ers—fluted WZ ~ SEG eGeeeeetee * 2 See GeR eee @ = ewe eu ce “SSS eee &@e & & @& = = ° Won A ED _ armen . > ce eotors. | | derful Rug ortunity! REFRIGERATORS 9x1? 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ES EE . 1012 N. GRAND . 2 ¢ sete = NORTH ERN \ SS SAN ANTONIO, Tex.—tIn view of competition between the states 'of the Peace courts that Tine that. \short thoroughfare, but the sence of Alexander Flannigen,. 73- year-o'd attorner. whose wun'‘qte¢ ‘appeals to juries and knack of 'story-telling hd commanded ab- | (apply to its Beth Crockett of Little Rock. Ark. | 7? at. | CoOUection. as 3 tention in East St. Louis courts for | the last 50 years, was noticed by al. Ftannigcen'’s long career in East Side courts and in the political tite of East St. Lou's. as told vesterdar. came to an end Tvesdar night when he fired a bullet from an auto- matic ptsto! into bis head while |}@geated in a chair in bts heme, 3137 Market avrenze. His act is attr’d- ‘trted to ff] health. resniting frem (worry over the death of his wits three years aro. For rears proceedings tn East St. Leuis’ Justice courts and, to a somewhat lesser extent. in fs two Ae Ne ee + ow we the appearance of Flannigen as an attorney in qa large number of cases. ' ldked Irish Jurors. Fis selection of jerors, his ques- tionine of witmeses and his closing ad dresses to tures were alwars marked with humor and occasion- ally with bitter shafts at opposing eounse! Seldom did he attempt to try a case on its merits He de- pended upon his knowtedge of hu- of Tennessee and Arkansas (fer Dary Crocketis the Alamo Museum of San Antonio will owner. Miss fama al .ATEOGSs Tie, = + present the e@ift of the relic for fits eit Mre. Sma!!. for |'of the Alamo, is making a written application for he gun on the grounds that the Alamo, the scene ef Crockett’s martyrdom. is the most fitting place for it t resi Miss Beth Creckett, a giri of 16 rears, is the last of the Crocketta city courts. had been enl*vemed Pr man nature to win his cases. [It has . been said that he always accepted Irishmen on juries. believing that their theorr was “to give a& man another chance.” Prospective fcr- ors of German extraction were :!- Wars excused br his as he thenght ther bh 2 in “fellewing tke elleved In letter of the law.” After the trial een most always remained courtroom to t*ll some anecdote. many of which were on hbimeel?. To fhe untmitiated his stories alwars brought the heartiest laughter However, old cormrt attaches bad heard most of them so offen fer can relate them wfthotmt dtffrculty. but not in the ermgag‘ne strte of the dean of Bast St. Louts iswrers. One of the stories Fiarnigen en- jored relating was about a Justice of the Peace court at Ptreworks . Pest east of East St. Lozvis. Wa bout 29? years ago He boasted hat he “elected” the Justice and took the furors oat to the court each day from East St. Lewis. He tried all his cases in th‘s ceert and. so os story goes, never lost ore ’Manvr were taken by defankt be i, fs? Zz , Yh hh, hy Yj iy PU / iss “ty Ye 1474 “1a ty Wty 7 JA D¥, 4 “ La the mstice and still ethers be- juries. The result was alwars the same—a verdict for Mlannigen's 7. = —* Th‘s anecdote resulted in ‘the cOoimage of the term. “Ftarnznicen's Jurr.”° and this brevekt anofhber from the aged lIawyer,. which abort as ‘follows: after I die. St. Peter refuses me a@m't- Ye ~ > ™~ —_— = at the Goiden Gate. TT! take “Tr + a change of verve. Then. & I bt — re. ad ™~ Pasi IOr F lan- hare not heard him describe eCariy settiers there in song, (> =e -_ ~~ are 7. _—— , 4a an stalecr - would singe Semz im German and de a aA 1 Bie Bs , wocdden-shoe™ dances as an tr? ation of the “Belleville Dutch would sme through his rose and “beedown™ ¢ +} otes of frends arc acguaintances. Prominent in Poltics. He was alwars insistent en ob- mining ome fee before he took a 4 a Prose +2 at en! — " he ,=h ». > a One entiy accept seme commoditr 22a after = oe 3 mrt oat tn his > ehootlirnae *tree 3 - ~ rc > | servec as City Attor-e from 3&3 to 1886 and . ; > i830 anc Om .586-87 was T — tz sreasirer me *T ore Tin ee - Pe : — rein h 2 . : z a. 1 ~ : OC rts ed as io +h = an . Oe, om h - _ ~~ os - . . ag ¢ - fare at NAT Ra .™~) + » . _ ~ ss [ oc Tee ft i was TS thea * ms . ** > oS _ . i wen he retired as ee h : ASik? ak, ety in + h}e Tea.s- aTY Was 2 cents for h - * ia r mais Ss l¢ cCeseor . Peres > . ; o SGy & postage stamp with which ea “ * + + 258 retirement so the a * 7 * > he “slept with anecdote goes. ome ere open until 2¢@ Satute of limitations expired.” ) At intervals ca- reer Plannizan published the Fatt om. Lowts Truth, and his commenss threughout his om The SCNDAY POST-DISPATCH prints TWICE as many ADS a Uhe omy otber Si. Logis Sunday newspaper - California Pir if stomach arif4 powels of pm- ib ae ff - food amid} * - “Never cramps oF overarts i y= -s ~Bhere Are 351 A.G.S his adversaries were often | fh ON 2 & roed beds, Efectrve June ! Most popular route to the Rockies Supers equipment. perfect and courteous, thoughtful service Aave won for the Burindgton the iarégest patronage of Rocky Mounta:n vracatiorusts g:rvem to ary raiil- Free trip to CoLORADO YELLOWSTONE for only*42 extra! on a Burlington summer ticket to “a a Here is the greatest vacation bargain of ail— the Great Tour of the Rockies! Only the Bur- liington can offer it. Look at the map and see where this most wonderful of western vacations takes you: First, to Glacter National Park, the grand- st mountain scenery in Amemca—at a round tmp summer rate surprisingly low. Then, to Yellowstone. the Land of Eterna! Wonder, plus the thrilimg Cody Road—for only $4.75 more. Then, to scenic Colorado, without ertra ra:l cost whatever. Anda free side trip fom Denver to Colorado Springs 1f you wish. This is the vacation you wil never forget. You follow the mighty Rociknes for 1200 miles —the longest tour of these mountains to be had on any railroad in America. The trip can be made in two weeks bct you may remain longer—wherever you wish and as long as you wish. you are going to the Pacific Northwest summer you can stop off at Glacier Park stay as long as you want to. Come on the Buriington—the direct route to Glacier National Park. Burlington service wil delight you. You will understand why the Burlington is the most popular route te Burlington Escorted Tours If you do not wish to plan your own Glacier Park trp jom a Burington Escorted Tour party with everything planned and paid in ad- party takes care of all travel details. Mail this for FREE BOOK ‘Burlington = Cc. B OGLE, GENERAL AGENT P.4, 324 BM. Sroacwar. St. Lome. 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[sland Line to Amarillo. ™_ Te en | will in at once construc- |. , s — tion having been obtained. a , a, LD POS x | tion of a new branch to tap oil offi-, fields between Amarillo, Tex, and Liberal, han., Government gsanc- Sick, Bilious Children business men and nerve - worn i Hother' Child’ Best Laxative is “California Fig Syrup” When your child 1s constipated, Children love its delicious taste. Bious, has colic, feverish-breath. Mted tongue, or diarrhea, a tea- fatigued; but at — and Yoho in ’ eweetens the stomach an: mptivy cleans the bowels of poi-Ibott!e , gases, bile, souring food ani! e Never cramps or overacts. Mother! You must ‘*California’’ - _ ——_ | here Are 351 0 ts hash for Them The A. G. Grocer Is a | Neighberhood Business Man | E owns his own store. He is building his business through service to his neigh- borhood. You cannot beat an A. G. Store for | prices; you cannot equal an A. G. Store for service. A. G. MALT, hop flavored, best quality, sold exclusively by the A.G. Stores; full 3-lb. can, A. G. COFFEE, our own famous blend, ro oe sacked in St. Louis, lb. ............ MAYONNAISE, Sunbeam brand. Ce bah se we weees | SUGAR, best granulated, ike nedeerve MILE, Carnation. Pet or Wilson's to bbecrencewecresa r NAVY BEANS, choice hand picked, bbb encteecceisce RICE, extra choice. Blne Rose, ce weeecceceuses é FRUIT SALAD, Libby's sm°}] ES GE ee a ee a ee ee a a I eS ON ee SN TOMATOES, red ripe, hand packed, me- i ccen cous weeks but you you wish and Tamales, Leree size, 2 cans........ 25c —Texas cific Northwest ’ alker =": ‘Con t Glacier Park r. Carne or Mexene Chile Pow-D 3C _ der, choice of any two........,.. —Splendid malted milk Toddy drink, can rlington service nderstand why ppular route to Try it this season for a ae Ask any Canadian Pacific _ agent for full infor- write or ’phone. | GEO. P. CARBREY, General Agent ae 420 Locust St_ a t. Louis, Mo. i or the Telephone, MAin 0579 or 1711 i. G. white tore in enam- your eled neighbor- A. G. hood. Sign. he Work?’s Greatest Trave! System he direct route be used hot or cold, ¥21b..... | Tours | 1 Ib. eS eS oe 48c te Glacier —— | tted Tour S| Se ] Daintv small silver sild | and paid in ad- a Pear Fish, 18 to 20 in can. 13c . pert with each. ) etails. }OOK Sardines 2 Cans 25c wacked in Norway in §& Came 35c pure olive oil Crisco | that want the 1-lb. can For homes best in eooking. 25¢€ or Cake Making 7°. 3-Ib. can, . apn a ae yf 5 THESE PRICES GOOD FROM MAY 13 TO 15 All A. G. Stores Carry a Full Line of Fruits, Vegetables and Meats . Se ? i | i ; ' ‘costing | and 28 feet long. was hoped that air routes might vial, ‘lighted for night flying. vr comyona| FROM NEW YORK | From Dallas, Tex. ernment Officials Say. By the#Associated Press. CHICAGO, May and Dallas, Tex.. and 24-hour serv- ‘ice between the Southwest and New become The new link in the trancson- itinental air mail system, connect- ‘ing the Atlantic Seaboard with the | Southwest, was forged yesterday } when north and south bound planes | traversed the distance between Dal- fas and Chicago. The two ships here last night arrived South which from the ' pounds of which was placed aboard |New York bound planes. It came from stations along the new route —Moline. Ill: St. Joseph, Mo.: | Kansas Citv, Wichita, | City, Fort Worth, Tex.. and Dallas. 40.000 Letters for New York. “New York this morning received starting | 40,000 letters collected, 'yesterdavy morning, along the new |route extending from Texas to Chi- | ‘eago,”’ Col. Paul Henderson, gen- ; {eral manager of the National Air | Transport Co., stated. | “Fifteen hundred pounds of air mail flew north and €75 pounds south in the initial flizghts,”’ he | ‘said. “This was four times as much | 'mail as ever was in the air at one time on anv line, Government, or | eivilian. in the history of the world. Our first traffic, even discounting |'souvenir letters, convinces us that ‘air transportation is at last a real ousiness.”’ At Moline, the first stop, the first plane arrived at 7:30 and the sec- Si'ond at 8:15, to be greeted by a |} thousand persons and 10,000 letters | |The southbound planes, traveling ‘ahead of schedule, reached St. Jo- iséph shortly after 10 o'clock, and , from there made Kansas City at 10:55 and 14:16. where these planes pemapeytae their part of the journey rand, after welcoming ceremonies, turned their cargo over to two other southbound planes which left a few minutes later. The first southbound plane to ~——TOSOUTHWEST Service Inaugurated by Air- planes Making Trips in Each Direction to and 2175 POUNDS HANDLED IN INITIAL FLIGHTS Four Times as Much Mail | as Ever Was in Air at One Time Before, Gov- 13.—Twelve- Ask your druggist for genuine hour mail service between Chicago : rhe. i tea-{**California Fig Syrup’’ which has mfu! of genuine **Caiifornia Fi:r| full directions for babies and chil- iren of all ages plainly printed on} York City, as planned by the Post- | say |office Department, have or vou may get an | realities. Oklahoma = ’ | THURSDAY: EVENING, MAY 13, 1926__ | | | ; 'earried almost a ton of mail, 485 | as i i ! ' | ' ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH FAY LANPHIER (“Miss America”) THE UNDERWOOD TYPEWRITER COMPANY Invites St. Louis Stenographers to meet MISS AMERICA | Queen of Stenographers as well as America’s Most Beautiful Girl at the Ferguson McKinney Building 12th & Washington Streets (first floor) Friday, May 14, 11:30 to 12:30 New With 4 Bank Keyboard x stenographer in California. her photograph. Ninth & Olive Streets, St. Louis. J. A. MeCORMACK, Mer. She will show for the first time in St. Louis the Underwood Standérd Portable Miss Lanphier was until recently an Underwood Miss America will distribute autographed copies of A photograph will be mailed to anyone not able to attend Miss Lanphier’s demonstration. Write the Underwood Typewriter Company, Frisco Building, — ee eee — + > © a © an yr x TY 7 Tt. ea P aa tle ‘ee a _. pad pe a. + aca —— ee osetia A The Sunday Post-Dispatch has the largest circulation of any newspaper in the Southwest. SE En settee —— __ PAU FT Stores a ST. LOUIS INSTITUTION Sunset Tuna—!/,-lb. Can, 2 for___ _- White Star or Blue Sea Tuna ‘4-Ib. Can, 2 for 45c White Star Tuna, Mo. 7 Can................ Crah Meat, Large Gan___.____. __- Crab Meat, Small Can......... eee ee , 2 Se LB 2 2. ea a ae: HOME-GROWN RADISHES .. 2 Bunches C RHUBARB... .... Bunch 4C Bed Davenport Living-Room Suites...............$1 $35 cane panel Day-Beds and Pads........... ae $95 mahogany or walnut Console Phonographs......$39. $35 side-icer Refrigerators, 50-pound capacity. ....$19. $15 9x12-foot Duralin Art Squares ........... ee $65 white enamel trimmed side oven Gas Ranges. . . $41. $60 5-piece Duco finish Breakfast Suites........ oo G00 $45 Kitchen Cabinets, with sliding porcelain top. . . $26. 2g Kas Ti SSssaa | AT ‘take off reached Oklahoma City shortly after 3 o'clock and hopped | off 10 minutes later for points in| Texas and the end of its maiden| trip. The northbound planes were de- layed 45 minutes at Dallas because | of the inauguration ceremonies and | bucked head winds all the way to| Kansas City. reaching Wichita an | hour behind schedule and arriving at the Kansas City field also an hour behind schedule. Here two other planes took over their cargo and departed for Chicago, one of them expecting to stop at St. Jo- seph, Mo., and the other scheduled through to Chicago to make con- nections with the night airmail east. The only untoward incident of the initial trip was a fire in an army hangarat KansasCity which threat- ened the airplane scheduled to make the initial flight. Officers of the National Air Transport, Inc., which has the Gov- ernment airmail] contract, s2'd that the extraordinary traffic of the first day was moved easily, due 8 the fact that all the cities along the route co-operated. letters and express packages for a_ year. Col. Paul Henderson, who as | Second Assistant Postmaster-Gen- | eral instituted transcontinental and | nicht airmail flying, as head of the National Air Transport, Inc., was in active command of the first day's service and was stationed at Kansas | | City. New Type of Airplane. The “carrier pigeons” are a new type of commercial plane to enrace | in mali service. Ten are maintained | by the National Air Transport, each | $20,000, weighing 3500) pounds. equipped with 400-horse- | power Liberty engine, and standing | 12 feet high, nearly 42 feet wide, After witnessing the success of the | first day’s flight, officials of the route said a through express serv- ice from Dallas to New York might) be installed next fall and that it also | DRS. COE & GAUME, Eectal Specialiats 601 Pine Street. CURED WITHOUT KNIFE— | LIGATURE er CAUSTIC | PILE | Mo Hospital—No Danger—No — : by MILD | OFFICE TREATME A CURE GUARANTEED Fistula, Fissure and all Rectal Diseases f In practice 3 ‘TRED. 1 years. Thodu- gands of cured patients. Write for FREE | BOOKk friends, K. It will pay you. Tell yeur Consultation and Examination Free St. Louis, -_ | The most im- | pressive showing, they said, was at| St. Joseph, once the eastern termi- | nal of the pony express, which has| established a $200,000 air terminal | and guaranteed $20,000 worth of| “The lo gical b The LONG-LIFE BATTERY for your CAR XIDE Batteries at present prices make it unnecessary for any car owner to go battery shop- ping. When you can get this fa- mous long-life battery at so low a price, an Exide is the logical purchase indeed. Sold by Exide dealers everywhere. THE ELECTRIC STORAGE BATTERY CO., Philadelphia St. Louis Branch, 1058 South Vandeventer Av. Phone, GRand £900 16 seneesmecenastinn! | $16.50 for a 13-plate Exide. There are Exide Batteries for every car, some costing more than this and some costing even less. . e — - : Mulvihill Furniture Co. : CASH OR CREDIT 112-114 .N. TWELFTH = a FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY , = : ; (onto : = ae 3+ oe a °} @ - 3 ns — - a ” 21 3 S . : , * {) 5 : Sem . = : = — ee = . a * $250.00 AND $275.00 VALUES : Choice of 10 elegant new Walnut ~ Bedroom Suites, consisting of 48 =] 49" . 50 inch dressers, triple mirror vanities, . bow-end beds and roomy chifforobes. | — > Dustproof construction ............. , . = $300 elegant 2, also 3-piece velour or mohair overstuffed & er. Oe ee wet oe oh P oe oa ye oman Pb RAE IEP HEN SATIN I AP EY LAS NOLO 2G TE OT I OT LE I SS i aaa ee oi 2 atl meee ee Bee LE OE LEGER ELLIE ED ELDER EL IO OLE NAN SFR NOS RR Reta * ON ELEY BL I OE PET ORD RG Heat VS ww

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PAGE 28 a eee ee eee ae ee eee _. ST. LOUIS POST-OISPATCH la MAN 100 YEARS OLD OPEN UNTIL 8 P. M. EVERY DAY COATS AND VESTS $4.50 $3.50 $4.50 NEW OR USED—2000 Injury When a Gate Was Blown Against Him. Edmond Chartrand, 202% Work Pants avenue, swing open suddenly. walk in a dazed condition. ee ee a ee a a Searny ey © apg - - 3 ease “ae. ‘ * 9 Sieg MG Ce te * 4 ae — ee oboe Lat haben ieee addeen the oneal a ~ _— o howe 4 ™= LUNCH MEATS ™ DO you KNOW THAT Prepared Itunch Meats Are Rich in Vita- mins—Those Magic Substances in Food That Are So Essential to Proper Growth, Health and Nutrition? 3 4 And Not Only Are They Rich in Food Value, but Consider the Labor and Time Saved and the Fact that There Is No Waste When You Buy Prepared Meats. You Have Only to Slice Them and Put Them On the Table. At Piggly Wiggly Markets You Will Find a Splendid Array of Cooked Meats of the Finest Quality, at Lower Prices than the Average Delicatessen. 28. TASTY SPREAD." 54. |MINCED HAM... THURMGERSAUSAGE..90; |Braunschweiger ©. 39 CORNED BEEF55. |BOILED HAM-60. rresoos Lunch Tonguers-45¢ | MEAT LOAF 25¢ ™ FRESH MEATS ™ RIB ROAST 2... 30c 2:".. 25c PLATE BEEF 12.|SHORT RIBS 14. 4-Ib. Pkg., De Luxe Cooked—liIb.......---- Boneless; Sliced. DRIED BEEF ~- ». 50 Summer Sausage Wafer Sliced. ¢ Very Best, Per ib............ For Baking, Per Ib......... fFR FE!| BRILLO | Snider’s } Cleans and Polishes Aluminum, Glassware, Cutlery, Tiling, Etc. No Rags—No Brushes—No Powdcr No Acid—No Fuss! @ 4 pkg. HARDY’S IODIZED SALT With each Rumford 12-o8. can CHILI SAUCE ” Baking Powder oo 32 Cc Regular Price Rumferd, =e +) Regular price Hardy Salt, 10¢ HALF 2 SAVE 10c PINT. 1 Cc JERSEY BELLE FANCY, FRESH, PURE CREAMERY b. 39° Cc |BUTTE SUGAR “inc” FLOUR 22:1 7 MAYONNAISE “= =: == DE LUE Non- Alcoholic CORDIALS Apricot, Creme De Menthe or Kuemme!... 85c Manhattan, Martini, LBS. FOR orem ware LOO 29 Pillsbury ——— > 7 ~s 22 aah cay tpl ee < ~ spose es aL A en asaya a eM v oo — ie Pe * — Js 3e'¥e Se wk Pe pee ee) . : a ° Seek Ce a es gyersh = Des: Q rt . Agnes ee es i é Te tee 4 Ca EGR se ar NEW LOW PRICE.... 21c MILK = ohn. ee MRS. BOSLER’S po cee a ac Le Senne ae . — $ MATCHES Continental; F Grena- EGG 7 Full-Count 6: 25 _ ae i 15¢ C Boxes ee R Benedictine «ss Se Daisy-Longhorn or fan- cy Brick; pound...... GOLD MEDAL Quick or Regular CHEES ROLLED OATS LARD 2ic 8c or ? tor [5e . ee we ey me a ~~. ~ were ork. doe ee init Pena nietinase- ridits ai 4% ih = stil ie a tllke le % «whew fae WP in : Hh ea RR, aa be oan va ot tet soared _ ~” ‘, . pa ay gy Shu aon ote P eadaval = GUL gy ot 2 ee NR twtr ge ‘en we ‘ LO) Teen 7 x - ae ee oe oo Qo ¥ ae | shige 0? rue in » pom: + ree. o DRC ; Pe Bi ee eh oe Bw em: panne oy ak Se Aa cote Yee PMLA PE EG. ASCE IE REN LENE BEBE oj TEU NSB ALE LAE cB ELLE, SNE OPIS ELS Kettle DIES AT CITY HOSPITAL Edmond Chartrand’s Death Due to West Stein street, who said he was 100 years old, died at City Hospital last night from a fractured hip suf- fered April 25 when he was struck and knocked down by a swinging gate, in front of 7730 Minnesota A high wind caused the gate to Policemen found Chartrand lying on the side- m™| Finance department 8 | flated in value, follo | Cawley funder the 24: *t*| 3ici aa Missouri Brings Total Since First of Year to 26. ent of the Post-Dispatch. JEFFERSON CITY, May yesterday, three in Andrew County and one in St. Joseph, is attributed by the State Finance Department to conditions resulting from defla- tion in the richer agricultural sec- tion of Missouri, especially slumps in land values) The four failures tion said to have been hard hit by defaltion in land value. Twelve | banks have closed in that section ‘of the State since March 3 last. ' Banks closing | Andrew County, with total | $349,000. . ; 'the Farmers’ Bank of approximately $30.00 and deposits of $17,500 and the |total resources of | $100,000 and deposits of $80,000. Closed By Directors. uted |Co of Savannah, the largest of the 'four institutions. The Security | Bank off St. Joseph was said to _have considerable money tied up in | the trust company and the vsoanas 'at Nodaway and Rea were corres- | pondent banks of the trust com- | pany. ; they did not know the which management banks was connected. reports to the department that J. H. Beaghler, |the First Trust Co. of Savannozh | was president of the Farmers State Bank of Rea and a director of the Security Bank of St. Joseph, | <All of the banks were closed by | the boards of directors. Official notice has been reteived by the Je- partment of al bu the Bank of R«a3 ,and notice of its suspension -yvais |received in press dispatches from Rea. In Rich Farm Sections. These closings brought the total to 26 since the first of the Vear. Five of the 26 banks have | through the directors stockholders putt? if ing up move slow and opened cash to re. uncollectible paper from the hank assets h rr : ‘ The remaining 2 banks. 12 of By the Jefferson City Correspond- Closing of four small state banks were in Northwest Missouri, &@ S€C- | BANK FAILURES LAID TO LOW LAND VALUES Closing of Four in Northwest 13.— |: THURSDAY EVENING, MAY 13, 1926 laborer, of 2403 North Ninth street, had pleaded not guilty. ——— — $n Leases, Polici Checks, Maps, Biue . Genaine Gillette Razor, 1 blade...--.- 15e Prints, all Sommueetal Papers, aly- 619 Central National Bank Bldg.——705 OLIVE ST. 60¢, $1.00, $1.25 Zemo 49e, GSe, Be | | thing printed, written or drawn. Qe ra Soap, box.....-------- = Valid in court in Heu of originals. SOc 25e i. Ke SOc Pe 6@5e Glover's Mange Ca 5Ge Lax new laxative, 4 for 25¢/|] or $2.10 dozen. Larger sizes in oe mie Soap. Keiff fer 28 proportion. Immediate service. Called A Tanptindg Treat 25e Carter's Little is. .2 for 28¢ |] for and delivered. Phone CEntral 4700 $1 American Oil, best, Keiffer’s. . ‘“s : —_ for boy. toe ‘Faimelire Seep 5 tor is A. S. ALOE CO. can « ) . Se Cough 513 OLIVE ST. AT ALL GROCERS DRUGS AT SACRIFICE For Friday and Saturday Keiffer— Broadway and Franklm —— a ee _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH —__ COPIES PHOTOSTATIC Quality—Prompt Service—Inexpensive ing = reproductions of AT 8% A YEAR You can borrow from us on your own note without indorsers, er mortgages. Steady employment and good character only ' Confidential. Supreme Investment Corporation yesterday were | ‘the First Trust Co. of Savannah, | | re- | |sources of $421,275 and deposits of | The Security Bank of | St. Joseph, with total resources of | | $323,407 and deposits of $305,000 | Nodaway, | | Andrew County. with resources of | Iarmers’ State | | Bank of Rea, Andrew County, with | approximately | The four-way crash was aftrib-| to failure of the First Trust| | | officials said extent {0/| of the four} However. ' show | secretary of | } been re- | and | chints o lea: . which already are in the course of | liquidation, had total $4.366.165, capital | $705,583, and deposits of $3.056.. | +14, when they closed. Most of the failures have oc- curred in the richer agricultura] and surplus of 74 ety ia os . 4 . section of the State, and ina ? : +a per of instances are larce num- + . , raceable to loans on land that was in- wing the war and since has slumped rT 7 . rhe department gave one in at ~ + a stance Of a loan by a hank. since ' resources of |defunct, on some far land at the | rate of $350 an acre. This has dropped in value to $150 acre, of | acre. ine name of the bank was land | an Ss than half the loan an | Ai«ct withheld, under the bank secrecy | | law. PROPOSED BRIDGES TO CUT 8.9 MILES OFF ALTON ROUTE Two Spans Just Authorized by TU. S. | | Senate Are Sponsored by A. IL. McCawley. | The passage yesterday by the |United States Senate of a dill au- thorizinge State Senator A. L. Me.- of Carthage to build two highway bridges, one across the | Mississippi River at Alton and the other across the Missouri River ‘ + : a i R stlatf am? 4 Se Li¢ (v7 aineé, 27} _¢ 5 will, If the bridges _r hizyilt ~+ ~ _ , . are bullt, provide much shorter ac.- Louis from Alton and +}. + : . A nor h and northeast than St 2 nresent routine of trafic While it is understood the bridge proje passed the pnro- motion stage, Senator MecCawlev in St. Louis recent!yv | he ~*? ‘ - - Ss hav a nof said there would — < - . no question of the financine of iAanciIng f , ably on the bill. | Under the concresiona} act. the | bridges will be subject to owner- ship by the State or connties which they connect through amortization of profits from tolls, or in Other | words the State or comnties may | Purchase the bridges and pay for ,them with the folie collected. the bridges to be free whenever after sufficint amount to pay the costs of construction and the expense financing. | the bridges if Congress acted favor- | —— ’ ' i | ' , such purchase the tolls aggregate al of | ' McCawley said that by the use of | the proposed bridges the distance 'from Sixth and Olive streets in St. 'Louis to Alton would from 27.4 miles to 18.5 miles. be reduced | PATROLMAN DOES ROT KNOW ODOR OF ALCOHOL, HE SAYS This Admission Frees Man Whom Otto Frerichs Arrested as Drunk. Otto Frerichs of the Fifhth Dis- ’ ' ; | trict, 15 years a patrolman. who | | had arrested a man for being drunk /on the street, | Beck today that he did not know the odor of alcohol. | drunk, then?” the Judge inquired. | “TIT don’t know it. your honor.” | Frerichs answered. “Discharged.” said the Judge. told Police Judge | ’ ; i | | ' | “How do you know thi« man was | J | The defendant, Peter Rock, 41, a Standard Oil Company 4354 in your own car! With the whole countryside spread out before you and alluring roads in all directions) you are king of all you survey. Emperors of old had no sport to be compared with motoring—up hill and down—over meadow and valley and stream—the great blue bowl of the sky above— golden sunlight and fresh, clean wind, bear- ing fragrance of wild flowers and fruits. There are scores of interesting wonder spots just around the corner. Look over this short list and see what is near you. 1—The picturesque Badlands of South Dakota, remarkable for their unique brilliance of coloring and their prehistoric fossil remains, State Highway No. 40 from Rapid City to Scenic. 2—Famous Lake Vermillion, one of the largest lakes in Minne- gota, containing 365 wooded islands and surrounded by forests. Near Tower, State Highway No. 35. 3—The cool lake front of Northern Michigan, the Upper Pen- insula, State Highway No. 91 from Menominee to Escanaba and around Big Bay de Noc. 4—A natural bridge over which automobiles can travel. Near Maquoketa, Iowa. State Highways No. 20 and No. 61. 5—The University of Kansas on the top of Mount Oread with the valley of the Kaw River below and sweeping view of the plains. At Lawrence on Red Star Route No. 22 and Victory Highway No. 15. 6—Red Banks, formerly a populous Indian city of fascinating historic tradition, on the shore of Green Bay, Wisconsin. Rich in Indian relics. city of Green Bay. State 7—Greenfield, Indiana, the birthp Beautiful spots nearby that ha About twelve miles northeast of the Highway No. 78. e of James Whitcomb Riley. immortalized By him. State Highway No. 3. 8—The cattle ranch on the banks of the Little Missouri, where . Theodore Roosevelt learned to love North Dakota. State Highway No. 39. 9—Giant City— A corner from the “Garden of the Gods” near Makanda in Jackson County, Illinois. Caves, precipices, wind- carved stone columns and strange floral life. A few miles é 7 off State Highway No. 2. 10—Onondaga Cave, rich in gorgeous formations of onyx with magnificent vaulted chambers that musically echo the sounds of roaring torrents. Southwest of St. Louis, Mis- souri, near Leasburg. State Highway No. 14. All you need is a good road map and a tank full of Red Crown Gasoline for the most gloriously carefree vacation of your life. Motoring is ideal in the Middle West—splendid highways and Standard Oil Company Pack up your troubles, (Indiana) Service Stations wherever you go. leave them, and get Out Into the Open! Buy Red Crown at Any Standard Oil Service Station (Indiana) and at Most Garages er r Ket ng a “aes MONEY FOR SALARIED PEOPLES yg DER ANE LEFT $77,000 Out Into the Open— | St. Louis, Mo. tirely in Bonds, Held m me His Mother. Edward Von Der] street, wh9d is valued e, Trust for estate of =e 648 De Tonty = ry <4 . a cL — N°! an occasional with rich nut-b crust and fine-graine ture. Not the deligh appetizing bread just while, as it was in hor _ times. But delicious, per grant and delicate fi every day! That is the luxu families know today skill undreamed of assures you daily tha ness of Certified Bre Certified Breadisn W e rat will be the rec’ famous flag-sh published rect] with your loat

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your own note without ; emt and g00d character n dorsers ’ req estment Corporation — Bank Bldg —705 OLIVE sy See ee et) tory estate of Edward Von Der entirely of bonds, which he leftf inja son of the late Chris Von | 3649 De Tonty street, who trust for the benefit of his aged | phe, geveral wer Ks arco. is valued | mother, Mrs. Emma Von Der Ahe. Browns. —— cpeitistnneineieenins i THURSDAY EVENING, MAY. 13, 1996 ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH DER AHE LEFT $77 000 |: $77,000, as shown by an inven- | At her death the principal is io { ’ ¥% | an | _ ' filed yesterday in Probate| go equally to the Shriners’ Hos- Entirely in Bonds, Held in|“ o0urt by She &. Louis Union Tres | pital for Crippled Children and the mrust for His Mother. (Co. as executor. His estate consists | Bethesda Home. Von Der Ahe was Der Ahe, former owner of the St. Louis TZMANN mpared with meadow and wl of the sky an Wind, bear- =f) a an ler spots just list and see _ Red Crown your hfe. highways and yherever you go. Into the Open! wat Any ce Station rages Louis, Mo. side spread directions, its 77th year, is another instance of the reliability of the Pianos sold by the Aeolian Company. | A Kurtzmann Grand may be bought for $860. It enjoys nation-wide repute as “The Piano That Endures.” Convenient terms, with a suitable allow. ance on your present instrument. Exclusive Representative for A E @ I A N the Steinway Piano ad the s ; COMPANY OF MISSOURI Duo-Art Reproducing Piano W. P CHRISLER, President 1004 OLIVE STREET i oom KURTZMANN Piano, now in ical Association Reports Hundreds of Degrees can Medical Associat I today. Investigators found that the Lincoln-Je?ferson University an the University of Trinity College correspondence schools, are bot! ‘headed by the Rev. A. Worger \Slade of Valparaiso, Ind., and tha ithe Rev, F. J. Barwell-Walker o | It also was shown that the Amer Ravenscroft and has its headquar ! Ravenscroft also lives and sleeps. eee —S——_ A baking skill TE she never dreamed of— as made an old-time delight possible again for thousands OT anoccasional triumphantloaf “fine ingredients.” But of ingredients with rich nut-brown, nut-sweet chosen more carefully than ever be- crust and fine-grained, delicious tex- fore. Flour tested three times betore ‘ture. Not the delight of thoroughly it is used. Milk analyzed for butter appetizing bread just once ina happy fat as well as for sweetness. Sugar and while, as it was in home-bread-baking yeast and shortening selected not only times. for purity and richness but for baking But delicious, perfect loaves, fra- qualities as well. ; grant and delicate for every meal of | You willappreciate what such pains- every day! taking care means after you have That is the luxury thousands of cut into your first fragrant loaf of families know today. For a baking Certified Bread—after you have satis- skill undreamed of a few years ago fied ravenous litile appetites with it— assures you daily that satisfying good- after you have seen its even white ness of Certified Bread! slices on your own table. Get a loaf Certified Breadisnotmadesimply ot from your grocer today! WELLE-BOETTLER BAKERY (AMERICAN BAKERY CO.) Certified Bread - Wrapped with Every Loaf of Certified Bread Friday will be the recipe for French Toast\ as it 1s served on board the Aquitania, the famous flag-ship of the Cunaty Line. This is one of the series of hitherto un- published recipes of leading cRekeetW hich you will find regularly each Friday with your loaf of Certified Bread. ———— -- —— copies of three medical diplomas , HOUSED N (INE ROOM ‘Valley Park, and their fiancees ap-|retta Walsh, 1730 Nicholson place. Investigator for American Med- in.a single room 14 feet square in a Chicago office building, the Ameri- ion disclosed AT, YOUR NEMGHBORHOOD STORES d | la Porte, Ind., is a former presi- | dent and a member of the faculty. | ican University of Highland Park, Los Angeles, was incorporated by: Francis J. B. Walker and E. C. iters in one room, where “Dean” | Th | “ r a ; . — ea Ce r ‘ ee Et oa ‘4 _,.PAGE 29 Double Wedding for Brothers. peared before Justice of the Pea ce | | A double ceremony was per-|Stecker and were married. Joha,| ‘formed at Clayton yesterday, when 36 years old, married Miss Eunice | John and William Summers, broth- | Hilker, 26. 5259 Waterman avenu ., ers, Who operate a concession atjand William, 38, wedded Miss Lo- the disinfectant Wall Paper Cleaner | S Su - d oo i “ a] “100808 & +e «78 ia ) der a Ses bs. I ranstorms a dingy » SOOLY, VeTINY TrOoOOMmM 1nte Emote ny gages ets a By the Associated Press. one of J ont la’ ‘ ~ CHICAGO, May 15.—Two s50- CHeerftulness and headth. [rv 2 % called universities occupy quartefs can On One room and be convinced. SAVE THE LABEL—COUPONS Master Cleaner fon Windor Shades cf Presi ONY ABSORENE MFG. CO..-ST. LOUIS From 4 t | | os s ; i. 6th and Franklin FRIDAY SPECIALS | Large Buffalo, Ib. ....24 Dressed White Perch, 15 Skinned Whiting, !b....24 Chicken Halibut, Ib.....22 Large Tall Cans 1 Shrimp Little Chief; wet; Chuck Steaks “= -$T: EOuts.-mo.: _ MALT SYRUP “ME The above coupens can be combined 3 for redemption ‘with United Profit-Shar- ing coupons issued by 26 other manu- In its diploma mill inquiry, the Ss B d | ee ee ae able Steaks, Ib. ......20 oracen's : : : aD ec Penge per i * pack pe Si. Boneless Cat, Ib. ey 25 Libby’s facturers, including United Cigar Stores. tek ke a “iatenee an Red Snapper, Ib. ...... 35 Rosedal Best values offered in premiums. Write pied By tne Ee ee er er oe osedaie for: illustrated eee ties’? in slightly more than two | Ocean Herring, Ib 12 Pet Or Als rated cata ogue or visit show- are ofteor Ser? 16 19°20 5°26 le. S Oupee @ ee ¢ ¢€ : - * eee ete nvichion tn 36 cau. ne ee, ©. peseatien “tooms, 905 Pine Street. ee a ease atahae dno ke en rh ass cee 20 eters eta ‘ sige h: 1 De - or al - Issued by | A Ge ae 15 3-Can Limit. Take Your Choice. sents Ssedetist ene “MANUFACTURED BY the Lincoin-Jettferson niversity. | Shrimps Ib “ae 27 5 i anew eS “s | wi, chieek ik aml! Miedenie Se CO: .. ican alt Mackerel. each... _ 190 bos heris ad sal the Cina The INDEPENDENT BREWERIES CO. the telephone denied that school offers a medical course o | od . medical diplomas had be _- “7 } > , * 7 > | granted, but said that in a few in , istances some vears ago “duplicate A real 20c can value. ps d + ! ae : c Kippered Herring | diplomas” were issued to graduates wn ors 0 8 2 + roc 6+ eee om | Norse Crown; fancy boneless RICHMOND HEIGHTS MAYOR RENEWS ELECTION CONTEST nese by the schools. T \ papatl The Rev. Barwell-Walker over } ne 1 large oval 15 cee r can; a real 25e value..... Lsemeurger, WR. 2... 62 os 30 n No. 1 size tall can: a real lSec can walue.. Cut from choice _corn-fed cattle: young, juicy, ten- der; pound. ° White Star: No. ' Sardines wales Brick Cheese, Ib.... . oe a Pepeuetort, TB. . «10.2: 55 : Sardines Skipper; 36 to Edam Cheese. each, 1.50 40 Fish to can. Eee - Clover Leaf: No. 1 Norway: S-oz. can; a real 23 Salmon size flat enn. 30 [fe enmm wel@e......«-.: ak ss a a A real 45¢ walue.... = ane. , HE Sunday’ Post-Dispatch has the | only color roto magazine irSt. Louis. ENDORSE PP 4 Files Motion to Set Aside Court's ' ; ; | Ruling: Successor Declines to Be Inaucurated. ' Edward J. Houlihan declined to} ima? ' a ae os enti ¢ > 1 naugurated as Mayor of Rich mond Heights at a meeting of the ar last nig although ( Jud Meckl} ! ’ i _ day t | ¢ d defeate: F s M. Jens perpetual May- ; ¢ C he s in last month’ ( Jense vesterdav f la ) king r that or és) i J S ( Jense alleged -3 D L be on fron { — en f¢ 1 r t} e i ree do fers nst i Jey id ted for the sev term on f of e ret he tf in Ho in x hy ) C | lihan § ist nigl ‘AIIN we % I 2 c ta c _ fr; ¥ ¢ } ° 4 i ! . ( i Wa ter DO lent t} ( il. Hou- and J n ¢ pied a OV 10 is Mayor, vi ransaction of | | z : Co il | cv ’ f NF er id j tie ; of } ad ¢ A + ° ‘ mis dersé 4 ir Ue ic(@! ( ae (“lax kL tere idl ¢ ymip! if Idi} ( ry J | Brennan about an allegcd building | CATHOLIC PUPILS AT MASS Bishop VPrancis J. Beckman Pre- sides Over Annua] Mission Service. Pupils from the Catholic si hools | of th city uttended the annual | Triission mass i at rY oday New Cathedral, 1 1? hou raf 7 Ne tead ¢ . AS shop Glennon presid 1 a 1 ne? 1 afterward t] lUspPICeS ¢ th f‘atho i li on, le Missi f rusade. Bishop Francis J Beckman, i president of the Crusade, was ti | elebrant of the pontifical high | mass, and the Rev. Mark K. Car- | rol] preached the sermon. A sery flag containing o4 stars com- | } S i sionary field, was displayed. Oppose “Topping” of Streets, | 4 ' ‘topping’ = COT | errr. l fac I streets Ww cr} ’ ‘solutior \ End Business ‘ < TIVO] hls T rns he Res hs \ NASSs | Oy ’ te . hi ln: ( r ; } i rom 4 hy, «}f cls or! 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aa ____ ST.LOUIS POS7-DISPATCH —___-- THURSDAY EVENING, MAY 13. 1926 ___» _ ST.LOUIS POS7-DISPATCH aan — STE PS- MILE IN” 1:59 3-5 IN a DERBY WORKOUT ee TAR LEAD} : =: . ‘Thr Be a ae 7 ee ars } at eis ye a PERE DPPH rts _werteNoig —_— . éé eee | rob 99 ————=== Last Track e” Derby § seanaateaeneee | c ec eat wt y Starter emi SS eet | ponnninnnneri r , Kennard (7 Se a meek, ene ' eww SN : ; Per adel | i meee asinine eee re mes aaa eas pees ere e Satu » Pitch H en Juniors oo ao WE ) h Yoda . . Je i’ ane + 10 6@0 615 > yard clip O set W M ar- : ex. 25 97 10 41 .423 emy, 8 to 7, in F P 7°33 33 ‘49m ‘Sem ‘e03| fu 46 12 Bit ‘syae)0 | BS in con npe titio ie ‘ r } ever eras RES (;oslin, Senators 29 1 10 pang - * orest AKDIN ALS 1° 16 41°0 -«) 46° PhUadelphia 1S > ‘ » *. (1ti0m on Rolline w: run . me i -¢ Re a= 44 .400 “ | Philadelphia. 0 * > 448 414 Detroi : +56 Ait 5 2 olumbia last Saturd “OS Field at Up, Goes Full Dis- Fleming _ oe Tigers...... 17 56 16 22 .393 Park. Boston "8 13 ‘320 423 [385 | Boston oy i; AsO 4B 42 Mt Magemmah high tue. 1'57-2 a ot Menapre Sehwel| Sloe wae ae ae aa ae an ae | 320 ‘346 “Son BROWNS | 3 21 ie 216 50 nig] “ve, Ze . it » hike r . BODES REA tosces - a « won first places this jumper wi. Wtance. ‘pitched a no-hit, no-run game yes- | panne, Yankees. 25 99 21 38 3x4 | | Today’s Schedule. 76250 2 es S ye D terdav ati ra year ago oe “o TAP ' NATION Val) ar : rday a S . “a : Zo today: Cob m Bolan g ) a , Al. LEA i alley indoor andthe “Sirs the Cee To ee ee i eee er _ | sity High te d's St. Louis Univer- | New York at St Soom ~ | AMERICAN LEAGUE a} ee | w * roy nate 8 “am adv , . | pies ear; 3 : : ae og and Harry Hudson = re. aw associated Pres | er Grove Park in the public NATIONAL LEAGUE | Parasang toward pcb anemers * Bre 4% ~ St. Lonis at Washtngtem eleuty! it hurdler, will c ’ Onsist— “SS Seg sc ) eve Play ' 7 ' C e Pre roe - m. ‘ . r. ill compete ; sis LOUISVIL LE. Ky» May 13.- hoo! competition for the ° Post. ayer—C lub. G. AB. R.A. Pet. | League penr : Preparatory | kiym at Chicago. clear; 3 | ke last local varsity appe . their bmpey. Canter and Rrinock, thre , Dispatch trophy. What is ~~ Bressler, Reds....24 72 14 28 .2ep [ing We nnant yesterday, defeat-| ” py, hicaco at Philadelphia, clear; ate ae arance gp . sip iia ai Sherer sph La - more re-| MelInnia. Pirates. .19 65 | estern Militarv Academy ji | Philadelphia at Pi 3:20 p. m. Fains' the 17 F the out standing ¢a \didates 10) arkable, his team fielded ; _.19 65 11 34 .269 | Forest P ademvy in: 3:30 ttsburg. clear: eo a at Fr Biversity of — Derby Saturday. & : | fect game d K, iene 2 Ot. 24 82 21 30 3643 Ww Park. The score was 8 to 7 'B A Detroit at Bestes, clear; 3:15 homa at Francis Fielq saturday, £01 an ennard won, 18 tc Kelly, Gi we re ester oxnton >. m. : 2 — i as } se , a Faas € i Je s'ants« y 45: ad o> * nN ar partie pr : i at { incinn i uation class; Wil he grad d@ that he is as fit ; |fanned 13 I oS on te a ce edged in scori | 3:30 é, | 1 Class, ilimann’ - +) # i ial . ay: Four- | S, but the tyin | LITMf je es ©-yYear ads can like him and that } | Ke nnard batters not onlv mauled nier,. Brooklyn. 4°. cut down at the “a a marker was | Yesterday’ s Results. Willmann was vesterd - trip from New York this week | the ball but stole 17 bases. | attempted to 7 pe ae New Woot: S@h4 mesa on or AMERI 3 aia é - ; . av ol : ; - § oe | $tron ite del, Huantz — 9-3. Batteri a s 826-18 ' ae yan Hill Piayer—(C lub ng pitched mo ntzinger and O'’F est Johusons and Ke IOTILV. over his c iS4 ma ked ile in 1 2a 9 6 * 1 by scoring t } , . ° No. Tot l¢ , iost of the game'| Farrell. Zach el; * ° bide pponent - aod Tr e ea Tri s the ~~ 7 the iast A) pe VOT ] his tegm c ru e Bell St 1 a . ior The Iunic v oh « Cinei ary. Davis and Di oe 4 , ao me ++ : o ats mn! s = . OUIS : ; 1 . ; o I ? Billike ns ; - nnati 9.~13-1 i1eon., — telletmaet embe : Slioh to win, 2 1 | | 3 | hew s, but was re . Boston 1-3- Ros of the university debating cma. arter pulled up. breaking fast, ii he Be oe FE Lemmon allowed | Harper, Philadelphia .. 1 ” lieved by Farrell in the } . — ee Batteries: Donohue and os ain | Bere ton 4-14-2, Detroit 2-8-0 | Coach Tom Hennings, w shi B. stepped the first Quarter in :24 : ae hits and made two of. the! Meusel, New York... 1 = with one out and men ast inning! BR. Smith,-Hearn, Ryan and aioe | reer Wiltse and Gaston; tion track coz = asning. ends, the three-eighths | three safeties yi _ | Southworth, New Y ee ~ 6f an : = ‘n on second| ler. 7 say" | oway and Beanie leeda a local h pen who has been . ,er “o s ae : é ‘ ' l- gehthes , i i . . +o. ‘otf. } * , ‘ ase, » 2 ' : ° 4 en ° ° n afternoon to Francis we d yesterd; ay @p1.244-5. The tra k record for Oak Hill defeated Grant, § to ¢ Lamar. Philadelphal -. 1 » | time to he aa juggled the ball in| Smith, Spencer; Knight cunincaates | mel and Cochaunat, Sieats aie e] ; aia ‘ : mnings will iat Ath 1: i and an S931) with o« } (Or Oak INDIVIDUAL LEADERS. — were batted freely Reet and Hartnett ell; Shecker and Colli pe om ty avis next week in whi ean age | in “Sag His fractional anton 1 a homer while two bases American League: Roth, New The box score: is | ee ‘ | eye and L. "Sewell. Smith, Beck- - a , : _ ‘ . -s OCC vias + “ ' . de © , — —— rear . 4 i athletes into shape whe - Lod Pes. 24 fe ior he quarts r. half | me bee Ut 1€ j 4 ork. x. ST. _ . ABR WE ERY - . ateccniiieaesianlian eas a echedule: , , re 49 2-5, ree-quarters 4 OX Scores. National Le : Ste 3.R.H.E poms » | Min ee c ss led for the Missouri Valley gemn-eighths 3 eee A 8 KENNARD 18, MAS teute, ¢ ague: Bottomley. St. U"orek p-me.} ~ = 0 Poos cf-Ib AB.RALE. | or League Standings. WESTE onference meet at ] dailey yen-Ci£ -_—ae 7*29 2-5 and the hOENN ’ ASON O. ‘ s, ©. McSrane 1lb.4 0 6 . ne . 60 Entered i at ot 3h = 1 s . be "rea lb “nH } Toronto 18 ; ore Np wark. 7 1% ] 462 io kk | ia. eine 14 il Jao o nahe. a 13 1° . on : or the Ok = om a S70 iene ° Beneta.rf 3 O O ft T.*. 7 -. 2100 Chappe ¢ *y F Fa} « 54 Syracuse. |] " = " oty.5¢ t2* 560 I. ? = oa lahoma meet are: e Ok, Marner, up. worked as easv mi} Me'ing.p. 4 2 2 O!Harris.2 . arie -~_ 7 om > @ Appei: ¢ ES &- E’uffalo 18 10 642% Jer . 113.458 Tulsa, 141° incoln... 914 47% ae L are 3 a quarter ia. D “i asy Mise | Jielhich.tb db 2 a Soman “b : SS & Graney « 7 O01] Ang levy %bh..40190 Rochester ]111 500 “$ -. ity. - Bas ome | . " 538 Wichita.. "it? LUU-Va re dash - 7 : b, tiie erdy distance Biu fela.lf ] ” a , rence. tt { ‘) ¢ Frins ef U arels.lb 2 UV () speap agsso4 po ») Nalte rt ' ’ “ub , WL. Pet co Va d dash — | ‘ zing at the finis) iTapp.ss ] > oe - ~ . Q . i ¢ ine ‘UD. W.L. Pet. (ub. ad Fvansev ” , ad. WW. Y.. Pet aan Ledbetter, ela foe around 1 rinisn. So'ires.ct 4 2% rrueamec & 8 OG OSs “y . Tota!s o- & ak Rwtlfing r?.i1 a1 4 Ifuisvilie 17 96 ur W. L. Pet. | necat: ‘eo 13 2 -S6Y Peoria... ® ‘40 Saree id, Warnock, Hardine yaa round the track he ‘ 4 2:1 0 Coxp ; 5 0 0} John C. Miles, Boy Sensation, 27.810 5 Hiesine »p..3 90 61 Kan Cty. 1510 poe Ir stan iis 1312 450 | arrieatwia 6 2 tas Danville... 5 9 43° \-ward run wr ~ > ‘ i [ quarter pol ‘ — i . 1 oO a.s 7O 18 - r\ rr. 4 : —_—_ — | iii a sf ul 14 1! 540 M ‘ ~~ og | 1) > . 4} Quincy 5 10 © : oe a4 a il) a) ‘ i anc ran CH oe 7” ~ ic ‘ Totals . o } . . eae Tota! 29 7} Mir , , iv’ 1214 484 oom ton. & 467 * - 5 3 | Harding. Eckert Pear ange > frist quarter in 24 ‘ST: halt is A colt shat e AMP DE MARS. —_ wees gai 9 a4 5 6 - A Only Prominent Distance Man — tted f . # a et 4 nelis 14 12 5 38 Cc llr ; é °} t99 . ‘ pm... Haute. 4 9 30R CRO wv tg i as, end. 3-5, three- , aot ny cna “ ce : " . 4dS not received . pe $0644) 20 1—I] - bd 63 wand Roberts in the sev * yard run—W ilimann weal ters in ] 14 95 has been F 5 much press-agenting e. hi dlaso} nf. 2 6 @ 2 : 7 Not in Baltimore Event SCORE RY aaa eas seventh SOt "THWESTERN. RUNS SCORED One-mile 7 : . n-ieghths in 1°38 ] on é b quietly prepped for the bi ev ; ’ out Ww ich Twe- base | ie mune $2 % Th res be sé = ° cy la) ene ¢ ™ wh Ww = Pet. Cc “| eee un—Cox, Grossman. eee the oni} -5, mile in een considered very good g event. His trials have Smemnien. Wane bases——Kenard 17 oa ease Western tas & 2 oe Diackwell. SC 2.558 woe. ee ee BY BIG LEAGUE _" ; -miie run— ox. Meyer 57 vad ITiaat and an eighth 1 ; R. . “mg PDs pi hed Da. BR: Mleminug B ths amociated Pree - lLauis Ut. High 12° 02? 1 a ii ‘ cn rated 20 : : (41) Ark ‘ Ste ‘As _ i tas ee CLUBS c mith. non , ” 57. “ } ' L . Oe ae Ppa rt gage o—— oft: r : ite ES 13 by Cox M vg Rec er } emineg y 4 4s * ~ 4 4G \ m ne NA] a a | — hase a , . aa ° d urpny. se EA son ng . Sing gallieataa Bubbling —. ee few others — 2 > ting ng. 0 hits. O r gy = ce Off | +ional championship marathon, to nee: am ret arene Bruno, Poos, COAST LEAGUE | Cardinals code . 7 LA ™ r. F. Ss. - Bet. ” ; 1@y. Iver, one of the oi re €a ox. & hits. 18 ¢r an in 9 ll apenas off i ee ee ee plete: a ba SO8— 5 ra ney Pao “ub Ww. Be. Pee ’ poengay “ye ..3 rie 4 °20-vard low wking favorites maer Botanic, Lew Bloorr’s im 4 umon oa betenewiKennasd 2. Males ings. Left! be run over the Laurel-to-Balt! Murphy, Stine and Robfling Oo8. |T. AngelesI&8 13 581 1! Club. . Wis Bet. |New York.....7 ? By _ a sai ow hurdiles—T Iles, rested — e’s Imported } 4° ‘ ird ~, Mason 5. sime- ws om SA i-lO- Dd 2 ll Double play |‘ sland -~-y- = olivwo'? 1717 & Cc , ~~ +e k _ ii aS i hrele M today son af . ] : % >T! : rone t 17 485 tsbarg = S x Javelin —Hageman. Materne cen 2:08 3-0 handily yesterday. , A field of Sx Other ¢ 0 Share FE nergy 13, COLUMBIA 8&8 tracted every important long-dis- hatin nae: _ Base on halis a 18.50% Sen Fran.14 20 412 | Cincinnati .....1 .. . _ Bol High jJUMp- - Hageman I © riitee 8] or mol a + thorough}! ae ‘ cA 4 ~ i (js “art t O° 4 her four ar } = Irs KBs I bart . cy LUMBI 4 See! = = ‘ S? ry .. out—By Siro Be 1: off Z| grzins a PIE DM i | Bost oe .. 4 1 = _ 17 beter New eRe 20- s-hest j ™ “i reas, Derby 4 : Ta ’ AB R.H.LE ALB. RH.E tance runner in North America by Hiegin yy Strong. 9; by .arrell ane ONT. __ AME 5 Newberry, Sarason Bi st In Ti ‘ a runtry re a andi 17 Ex + Chur 1, 3} . arks r ‘ () a Ee be ne b 4 - TI rs wot . : a H evins Pitching rere , , 1: > Ww ] Per cr —_—— oe RIC AN “TEAGtE Pole va - the fift = one nere Powner vesterda sie benign Mi ki.2 5 1 2 €:Stea': Ag ] lL 3] With one eace prion. Entries now daa Sn ie and 6 runs in §£ we a (-reenso 0° if 5 “8°? Th . WL. Pet. } . &, 2. et F. Ault——-McDonaid, Mah the fifty-second renewal of th : ] Hoel'er.Jf 5 4 4 O!}Hilke tb. 4 1 1 2) number more t! Winning pitcher—Strong. Left on leses— |i liebury. 32:21 56 = rham.. 1910.500 | Browne ..... a ol S. Tot, Discus —Schaberg. : S8. epic, including Pom J aig Bloom, an actor, lov 1 64 en ra Nelson fb 3 1 2 2) Brasill.it ev 2.9 | tia a Mh int, ton 7. tons sae ntil 1] 500 wie ne Bis AA | ene ; gh Ss eoyerge i : ae — Pompey, Display ~ aceite ves to tell the Shenrdp 4 . 2 2. 9 neluded ar (‘ha tae ec, | Same—lh. 45: - ° ime of 1. n Ssaiem 814 36 betroit een 1 Aga 3 Shotput—-Schaberg. Winkle Bebling Over iene mt ¥Y. story of how he bought Bota Krip'ben.ec 4 weil ~~ “ete Se eee ‘. gry ae ae m. Cmpire—-Kavannuas COTT " — { --4 5G 30 13 ibe =. 4 : MHarenhagseagce i . . Orani' , : . - , an } ' pt é LOY Ssienroods >% "or 19° . : . i . ee ; Broad ‘jump—Threikeld : r. ick and Blondin LEC. | for 997950 Stoe'l.3b 42° 2 Zit delp. 3 1 1 2) 7 os of New York, 1924 ~~ -— . ITTON STATES. | oe me ey te f 0 wel! Wile; , irelke id, Tide enc , A*i\s 41 ii, | yy hers may oe °, ty 7 Roos It D f Be mn eY 2h ; ‘> *> oe Saran’ rn ae 7) : {} : { Vv my ‘ hampl 7. 4 hert Michs - : f mh Ww T. Pet Myr w ' : en a gee 5 ” 2” Rg ** +: | ilson ied enough for their owner When I hone@ht him as ae eve Hon'ins.cf 2 0 1 OlGei gee ie O 2] go ‘ De ent tae ae WESTERN . tties'z. 18 9 667 Gulfp ~ se Ect os oe Bue @ el : Mile rol i ties H ) pas en4 . tie ‘ i] oOvners line ia sissies ie ; eqaT- . is ate eated, 8 to 6; */( i ki of . + Rr 7 , pr fi ( Sot. ‘ Yene fh. ._ 00 Port ("hyeé até ~@ ‘ ; be ore ASSOC LATION. a tim 4 10 R20 Ta meaty a 4 poe S ee = Be ree tes ) ” perticuls eres I: | jeld oval with “= ‘ if¢ hii] owns have oe oo M ery i } eEvedg and hh, r) = vik 4 a eter ane victory } re ¢ ; a i nt, i Ss raruse 6... } J Read ading - - NY Or a 29 RTO » 2 yg ww T,. Pet. 4 = @) nave conditions favorat : ‘ phable efartere “a iis vr a , lieoect } si aa : . rWSeg ‘| say’ (,T ,mt Ww: (Solumoia ‘ O 1 I . ‘ = am cab ‘ P ‘ - Tess Ar - B onal , io 4 - Jersey City ‘ ° ( be be "ham 16 10 ‘RID pp }- 2 re +4 a es 32-3 e we Beg le to * ee a irrowed the Sree a i ever heard Il hale 3g : pec as in form and Two-base hite—Hoels : Rae ~*" |} thur Scholes, former Canadian tl- Buffalo, 12; Baltimore area ’ cashville 1813 .581 Chat’ i cord-settinge in the inte rsx holes meld to and ra ] RB ondir ‘ a" : 1 Sales ring } i= [ea nrmnates were hitting ; 4i] tart eo PHMN.e “% cic .. .f sor —~ ~ ar " Aaer Fr Ww nd ’ pe ' .ewark 10: rR oF om coe ts “aa Mem phis. 37 13 67 r-m yee 1% D4 414 . Cc meet which ahs 3 ot ] las. splay Ter Lagct athe FR. on . ne le ané be qt appa ERO NaS Benner 2 Bry ’ a : erie ing Ulia- — / . ' — wf . $B aoe ~~ ; lli be rum off i 2 ay, REP INO and Light Carhins But ] had picked hit + x aUTnont defeated Riocosevelt «4 a. * =} “ a ' Da 8A Milonet yc hire (eeher 1o Arr Cromine? e . y ' —- conjunction with the ae ‘ee all shipped from the East Be as Wee fore pgs hase wo Cleveland field vester 3 : oe x Bag noes ag ar rd 4 Stogsdi!l. Hop- | p ites vr, eee ee and Hitic contest. Sey ‘rscnoias- moved over from ¢! ere set and two old Sees me “certain’’ colum _— es hennntisnd poe, ie hadi into a tie for first BOIMS iy. wedel. § uck out-—B3 wepherd, 13 C . | jin Tix isi 1] if records tied an . ; 4 T f yey? Ner- ! : Ss bait \Al ke i r) a wae o saad ; Hj . A4i @ Dias P Ww ij +, Cen. wy ed ; oNnNrTon 2 | Lryvey a : Tne 3 S1i0n (schools hy 9 t- rant and hove rofter } : lithing »phout hit wT IA = tral ligh, The seor ‘ ) | 7. T icht ston / 7 enrolime is Naving an a . : have lost! ik AP vCvult imTn hat apneuled “oe rT. . . a re wee 8 te ¢ AMES 72. SL AIR 11. . ITENstelyT and ZAuna will eeek the nme 7 ment of less than 350) in last heir Places among the certainties. | ™!® the moment I saw.! va “ a ee cond inning was a big on et BLAIN, team honors for the Metropol 4 year’s meet, although nc last'@e former being out of it >i the stal Se ee Mle ten iE teaeee | Meee can sain Ce ee BRHEIA. A. U. of N poke: POaae | marks a. : os ; 4 fl io new i. eer Ut i } and i Si ct é TrOOTyYS rad paar il eas 3 i ea UGA OT I scOTInNL ait “ — (} i ¢& Rar ¢ ‘ “ 4 _ hue , 7} awe’ W ,or¥ City Onp- ] ere established in Division Reestier by his recent nerfarm. | 22@med Lew Bloom long bef olt | five runs to knock Groepper out of Wad fo TL Lindr-bp 3 2 T posing them are ‘Michelsor meTy (schools re presenti ei Mres having heconrr 3 wf — 1 @ cB ENP ELS eTore the the box and R ; ; ate wae we old's . > 2iteagy.td 4 l ? ( kennedy BL SUED Bil rollments) Senting larger en- ie es hecome doubtful in | S#ic- When the auctioneer ordered | tis a foosevelt tallying six Juizect. 35 2 > Tileahy 3h 5 4 2 3 ennedy and John Rosi of the Con- -* Le } mine ; - . = 7 puaCcrew Limnes j " o . . ; 1 ' — ©. , ce Ys ~ ry . : . oq? . + ‘7 ap ; lof turf writers Pcmmante him out of t] gS } in the second half on six er rade t rea 1 Nor amp By Se Be yk, icut Club, present team char f the present int Bvigator Prince ¢ —— eae. = early cried. | rors, three: hits ar ‘ ene "ltteemeret & $+ 1) Weaaslerif os & ( 0} pion ¢ + ' ia sacensd record hold a : i inie rscholastie 50 ’ . gee é é) W ALES Ma - ‘ani | VY rues ay.ss “ 1 C) ; se 1or ef Laure l-to Raltimore eer ers, three are att , fampeo and My Colonel h: 1: ee a on arant tightened after tft! ae > © 1 OO, Zen Bei oe. eer route Washin “eo are attending P i I nAvVe slips Aa he ' went O14 eo 47 1) 3 : ‘ . i ailt’} nis framé > b, . () ‘) ri ry, ope ” - ] 4 ie gton Univers letivy from the ; in tne alley ang and allowed rn Diebpel if ; ———— 7 lohr . Wi Si , + ener i iti { e ENeCTACie ty =F sev ft ~ e ae . as OTLI\ ) ' ry) w } settle tin baa # ' {} () JOT ' Wi ee va ts ~ ‘ ; Jack McDonald ;: ci where CWO, he or two math ke acle but. with | 20! him at my price—$2.50 holding Roo: r vies veh aie, — - Totals 2°91 | paelia” Nova Scotia lad loney ; d and Walter Mo- rtwo exceptions, may come Timmara is definitelv oosevelt scoreiess for the Totals 341214 % es % 3211 8 3| Wo created a sensation by defeat 4 are members of the om : tk. . . ne a i INILeELy out. ate rs mainder of the rontent wt Innings— , oss | iter : hriliant ¢ : 3 ™ e e ank . = : : ars! COoOraing Ywor Po ai . > JTL ES lié slair > ae é lant iieid at eOston iasS ae squad. McDonald holds ps Derby Candidate Cost £2.50 te 1 WV 1 from the East this Beaumont added three scores rend #2 89g? 2 o--1] MoONtN, 1s — last 4 ; ‘ae S4ie _"=.* . 1% rnoor ‘ é YY) jie a Piaget out of the The box score Mh ree-base iit luize Sean gi Pet former who has net a? 8 with 11 - : oi poie vault : . (ne Ne } } re ak ness start 1n : he Sees Ew Omar ew nae Wands Waldachr - s aCrsie in. } nounced feet 4 inch -. j}@s rn thereon . ‘7 , if mad wv be BEAT Mi wy RPOOSEV tT sn : al 8 riict Soler hapee— i) imise a Pao i - lonev the 100 ‘ hie and Mo- Rs 60, rae uEN (ne pox. among | kT} P low ing is what ns ean 4m FP 7 —_ meee: -] ma Dradt \ hiastan Niieble : \A 1A aS a como! titor. -yard dash mark wit mse that look to be preparec 7 in iow ap- |Sr.ith ef...3 22 0 H RHE *chmidt. Hit by pitched ball--B fragt 10.3. h mark with - tect a r is pre Pp red for 090 0) OA! : TILL &, (RANT Sh re4 —— wONdin . acl aan Char : > Niries, Horse— Jockey. t eo ° + ] ] I J + ; - = . “ABLICHLI Came 4 ee © ab isplar . namMp de Mars Pompey 1 F ti } samen ee. . t 2 P nan - | Weidler on 4 0 0 0! Stanton.c 3 — a. - n O t e y, Dress Parade Espino Rubbling Over ) 4 sees ye ae = ; yb . 2:2 @Ois sine gy 40 0 0 Livon.Ib 2 6% ne n t Carbine, Pompey. Recoll | Ragenb : + ee Meher Ie. 8 2 1 6 ares ron hic $2 2 0) Lan’er.2b 3 2 se Rhinock A ra a = . O1leCc- ! Di | abKare eee . .F. Riind. } e thee ab odon0oada - TY? 4 I > @2. €5 ] } ~— i ¢ : ~ l Ms Roth D a) ‘} : ., ssibly aay fae vis p 1 0 "a 3 tecath 3 o 4 has a good deal to do with nd possibly Botanic, | ie ae a [aoe *Mooe ...1000 *C. Themasd 0 0 6 laser. 1 ee M texa, Sh 3 3 ; 4 could ever make me i arbine 5 ' tha ' } ) Vu a - ~ 3 oc er.6S > } , SS Es a a man pa Improve | Oe naa amt . mec Totals..33 812 8 Totals...25 6 4 aad 448 ee we 2S SS stick to one tobacco for 4ir and temper ; : ee see ewe eee eee — nis ot pial j 2 | Noll { . = 0 yerger. if, 3 s 4 : Ne b ae “oe ~ nh a tee Mii ... ML Garner Be an ed for Fisher in the seventh | man — 3 0 0 0 more thantw enty years. “eri . . wetted for Sekv?: nthe sedate Totals . ‘ sp orthcape dara , W ros Herpicide YO do oe : NF wg es ok ae edad 6 c Ri kvre in the seventh ce oa $48 O 4 Totale 2&6 5 §1°2 *, Edgew orth has it—wun- "AD ¥y ( | b UIOCTIOR «.--+-%: J. McCoy CLR ee ae aan 122324586 % : , h @! i 2 : 4 4 } a) 3 - i rr daiti > , rn 2 3 3 an in ightful Hair Tonic” nN Uu S i Rockman .....--: oo F. Coaltiletti cece : OH & 0 ; n 4 a & (a k Hi] a 2 _ ; {) () _— : | e £ quality.’ A NEW MODEL op gaemeocaensa = = agate toe See Peob : 06000 0 6—6| Hageusicke: hite—Bearman. Home runs. : ( ¢ . éé Champ de Mars a E. Poole — “hit : ae Pag 38 Beasley. Three- * ie '’ ger 7” — Sacrifice we RS ‘ a nN ; : 4e Baer . ae a 1? gil R st Prt « “1 . sh. head ‘gr? bases— Ey at : play ve THE ROYAL” ~aagecigigpena dicots é' a. ee ; ee ae th Sauselle. Sto in Se ae ith is Ln Double plas ee 3 ¢, > t at ’ \ mil ‘ - é fii; s . te yy rine . Fa a Club, with face plate fpr xperienced Shoe ie runs in 1 inning Time of Bp Zh. re ve of #4 Roth 9 hits £ ryns es - Ze . , 7 Cverxsi } 4 TY) r vgs ae PUP gs : ‘ it} . eit m ° =o De a hes , oe colored insert. . Sal Ww | m. Umpire—Ryrnes a ‘eg oo" Lett on Sasee (rak Hill 7, Grant ; j 2-SO Cu In the center of a substantial esman Wanted Cub T at 3 wena a: ; . A ESTE , metal fac S Pp: late, 1s a er iC nied A manufacturer of men *g up eam Works ~ltes Mo an 2 ” P EN. oe PHILLIPS- me inert of Kroyalin, screwed } +f | “Selon. Sd: Wichita Ba tamil. ie MAKERS OF THE VAN HEUSEN | ; deep|+ into the menial a Re Shoes retailing at $4.00 and | Out N fe ee Ei ot 2 a Ze ; ANNOUNCE COLLAR, . Se eolid but. hi - yy Catered een ear London °°" overt LE Bee TS ANOTHER ACHIE solid but highly elastic : nts an experienced LZ hme MENT IN THE FIELD striking surtace. shoe salesman f L}}3 — a 1c IF Lal COAST On yo 1 : OF CORRE DRESS Th fe man for Ilinois. | PRE giongine: pe On your radio—tune in on WRVA, CI FOR MEN—THE PHILCUFF th a inserts are furnished in fe) ‘ COMMISSION Appl / eh t) o Ageoriated Tres Ae Ang Creel e 4 ‘Senttie "3 mat — — ne Edgeworth Sta- SHIRT. ree Colors lewe Ef 2 : ee ; coed ag ) | San Francisco. 3: Portia A . Wave length 256 mete ? seeing pes “i, “peng Canis will vive full Ss $e LONDON, May Is —_VMembers of | Oaklan ggg : . oun A heard-hictine clut: TR ReRRERREBERERERBRSE the morning and blustering winds f ide 1s the Ri ht Si / or ’ nr : . a that gets the ball UP. : s and a hail storm in the afternoon I J Bobby Jones s t makes : . t Bobby Jones showed good golf no : hes . with a 74 te te weed on which side you wear these = ; _, Mapes io ras anes Smarter Cuffs are casi a . ¢ ‘s . ; g 1 f in the afternoon, notwithstand- When fi h ’ ° 2 easily laundered. They give the : . , ing a six and a seven in the morn- a tignting trout is ¢ | late touch to the well-groomed Sask Gua © inc ‘ gee P | ! . 7 : Sing and a five and a six in two tugging at the end of your # which man. At last!—a shirt the cuffs of ti] 5 par three holes in the + - can i apart the afternoon. | line, your pleasure is 2 nd c ‘rancis Ouimet wenf the two ite the alae o | 1 “ea Spade Mashie U- r “bh hile the play of the others ranged | a JOHN RUSKIN cigar. | Price #3 it ICKORY S from 76 to 8&9 ) : ORY SHAFT $6.00 | @ by pisos; Philcuff Shsrts Can With STEEL SHAF 8 Roland MacKenzie and Jone Regardless of the ' wi or illustrated catalogi]\s t a, week, when they will proceed I. Lewis Cigar Mfg. Co., Makers, N : beK , to Muirfield to study the ground Stick HW — ers, Newark, N. J. "© hj S04 ic 7 . roydon Co. Hilton, N. }. over which the British Amateur | po po oelscher Cigar Co. | Championship will be played berin- . ey ee St. CEntral §5900—-5901 | ning May 24. | a bse Distributors, St. Louis y on | | Among the Britishers who played | Bal ith the Americans vesterday was re 1 Gol & e | Robert Harris, the amateur cham- | Uu LS | , CHOCOLATE i pion. ye is captain of the British | W I T So hom ee Tia MALTED MILK CANDY Walker “up team. He went to} H S E M 1 Ss O 7 . C S | outhampton to greet the overseas | "y F U F F A pron ong HEY COULD BE SMALLER BUTNOTBETTER’ & : ’ ¥ Hi ve aoa + * Sas RT r = se : E ee Pe :

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% Sw ss » TAF ¢ > pF * : ~ SS ie ath sOE OUR Aes sd OES eR te BEL os: x ~ ae CARDI ener ee ; = - SOUTHWORTH = There’s Life in the Old | — OO OR gilli Ml. i Pe RR ee eager ger ew oe RR pe. sae awa DERN DEAR e na Mele PMO” SEAL i Ral Ei dle? ipl et ee + Pia iw ” “ Ca ae ae — ; a, . bn gah _ Ne ee, eRe kd ” ee ae we Phallee Griege _— ho ne al 0" Tipe em Abts AND MEUSEL ge HIT HOMERS fee a Long Singles, Good Enough to Score Man From Sec- [aim ond, Follow Failures tc Advance Runner From First Base. By J. Roy Stockton. He ine Muelle r and Rat Diages -% oe el a ARR RMIT te coe se oni neat oe ailenh m e ho Loti Be a had bad dreams iast night. They were tormented by dinky little pop flies which should have been bunts. They were tormented bv inrushing PSN Ae le ARE 8 - RBM figures, Giant infielders. who con- founded them by Reeping them in Suspense as to whether those Iittle pop flies would be caught. Thev were bad dreams. creatures of the) baseball game that the Cardinals should have won yesterday after- noon from the New York Giants Those two little bur’s would have won the game fort. “ardi- mais had theyvr been properly ex: cuted. but. they were futile becaus they were pop flies. and the Giants won, 2? to 1. All the runs of the cortest wer home:-runs. Southworth and Meuse hitting for the circuit with two down in the third inning and Les- ter Bell getting one in the fifth. But despite those two four-baggrers off his slants, Bill Sherdel wou'd have been victor over Jimmy Ring had it not been for thos: Iwo bumts that failed. Beano pt gk ae ve ; 5 a . . es P me ag : Pr 7 ™ - a at . te yy fA — = i a ou ee ; ile Seas A 87S RE ee > . _ ginnilier aopatet 2 a re és ere . £ ; 7 bee Neal isha ae rs ous Tage! an a ent enh ity he ard Neha as 4 SRE i St ORS. RRR ALR BR REIS gos 8 = “ht RES PE: BLE ABNEY. °) a on Sh palllen BB. Guay wi OE XE TN appears RS ae ibs 8 « PE: a p } Mae bs ( >A Sa ie a ¥ sé SCUFF-PROOF VULCANIZED CREPE SOLES That’s why these new Keds stand the treatment boys give shoes Be Ste AGE REL ALE LEE PAN LEVER AD CARDEN D AAA EWE AR ae BRS: I AP wi a a ood ber-soled shoes alittle cheaperthan —so strong it protects agains K | - eds, but actual tests have proved that twists and OU may get ordinary canvas rub- canvas that's "> ~ > . pair of Keds will outwear two or ee ees Rae mere three pairs of ordinary °° ' “ Keds come in all popular styles—fc y “sneakers. sities inde CO a v ~~» -_ — ~. % - ’ ‘4 —_ igh-grade crepe soles or plaim rubber soles. Keds ? - — run —— ‘ ind - ~ ~ - ~~ l-eeesigag imimense ht more snugiy than any other canvas f oF * ea ris im the East Indies Th:s rubber a ch — An a hese snec a , ™ . —~— & ‘ ™M i = as o a - & —_+- - ~~ Lia fine crepe rubber is then welded + , eae ) PE io : iGed to- Feltex innersoles help to keep the feet th by 4 . ee ee oe we ie +2 = be ~~ => > —a ~~ ~ ge et a speci a. process—vulcan- ee ~* =~_— a a , oy a) “r~* > a => - . . — ‘ ‘> Sete et A eee we SB Lame veg. “_m + Warmest Iz — SO tnat '? | ec > that it won't Spot and chip westhe Ked > fn €1 9% 7 . e . a = * cs ~ ne ay ~ * i. = &s ws Bee wo A deel a3 wmicrior crepe soles d ~ a Co. to $4.50. Ther ar = tx> 3 tO er.0U. sanney are Mace ony ov And Keds uppers are made of we They are not Keds unless the on the shoe os e 3 (% va B Si 7; , THE “SPORTSTER.” A sturcy athietic-trim Keds —-=Jej]—~ buzit for the hardes. Qwear White with Siack from or Srown with gray trim. _THURSDAY EVENING, MAY 13, 1926__ __ ST. LOUIS POSi-DISPATCH _ 0 BUNT GIVES GIANTS 2-1 VICTO First Tourney Where We Stand. of only average strength. it tion with Hakoah team. is the n a r ay Was Dy no means of interna. report. in ne of their games, of @ So wha: > y ill Go Through With Origi- nal Program Leading Up to Walker Cup Event. - ~ a ne a r — ™* . a | “ _ 2 * . . — - - — - an 4 a r = £ € 4 + ”- n ow ‘ > ~>* ~ ma .% 448 - a ‘ i 4 7 - ~ 7 re r T=. vi -_ = Li — - _s 4 nr aa - 4 - & = 7 44a i - orn ~ uu _ . ~ ~~ 7 : i — * - = ~ +» —— ~ = _ . rm a a i -7-~ . an ~~? a i s . ei = ~ rr = r — ~ - J at Was S$. iz ‘ r . © -* ~ . - = - * as ces &% « 7” » Pes 12,000 CHICAGOANS TO ATTEND THE DERBY - — — 3 e tban > ~ " x - ~ a — » _— ~ = > - = - ~ ole ee: & a = - ~ > a _ _ > ~ - ~ - , ve atl c = ‘ - - a - — 2 - hose rTanging spe - —_ on ~ - cairns ~ - aT 1 & ; -~ = ‘ - a — ~- - - ~ “ 4 Woul4 a \ ~ -~ = - - - « 7 ~ ~~ “ = - a e = ™~ = ric a runs. And ~ a os a Ze 4 - " a x . a = — Oo = ~ | . - - ~ ~ ~~ = -— _— = = > — - -_— ~~ © Me - ~~ ~ . ~~ => 4 T - = ~~ ~ 2 _ ~~ - ~~ - _ co - ~ - = + _ a ‘ ad ~~ i] is e i ~ ~ ~ - ce 5 = : = w - - ~ - ~ ~ -—ee [>= C= be 4 Sad 2 ~ ~ 4 $ - ~ ~ ~ e —ae oo Se - ~ - = = - - - —— 4 — ug e = = “ ats = ~ «——-e* -_ — - - > * — ge a -~ - | -_- & i - a Ls enta ? —_ 4 ton =n" == s first match as ~ > a = _ . - _ - b ae o ”~ . . . - nay Tre + *+ - —— ™ * " @ 2 hearr- ~ -e koe - = ~~ © ~ | > ~~ Rn = ~2 : ~ -w Pee. aoane ge aq a Nach °aA™ Woe a ke a ; ~ mre ge za Tr? > At ST o ‘ 3 : . etal 9 — on : eoccer is made Wiii De Gee: alled themselves the Pilgrims. municated t cal soccer authori- J - ?'.. ™ .* a _ > mined her next Saturday acter Dhey were brought here b Win- ties im a ietter from ne of he “ s ‘on Rarker present head of the Hak oahans’ »pponents it was QT T} 2 rinko bh oe eyen © J ~*~ a ~* =. os & ~—* . - * . ‘oe. ~~ p as ~ id be ~ s is \-* = a : ae T 1a? omit +¢hoae 773 - — + ’ Vienna, which is now her: seater lomeriertcein re MTS Cunecceloceys eye eypalbener my Soft Shoes — ee nine 4 a bic awe 1 1 ## | enw se , -™ « " . > - > at ~~ T ’ . ww il rf — a 4 3 7 As aA preiiminary wT a OLS =i ~4ia a r ifn 2879 Bi an oa v- = oe a a , : . - — . =» . - _ ” - —- i =— = ad , * alla - all-Amer “a eague ball game they played a erals tim+-s narrowly aterted se- | Wuade a: treasurer, ee Park Practice b a — ni 9 ; —s “= ~ 7 - oa . J - * z= »«- T. -—— e 7 . =~? eo eoYenm x Ame - rio ~ ¥ r Ss - 2 . + ~ ~# - ~ ~ ’ o Pe | A iS . ‘ ‘ ps » seed . 2 a ded band 4 i aa Gui a that born team of players, «mpioyine we 3 ae — s aid “ : : a aaetenn of “Sl ican style hustlers. including | In the good old dars that was ment under which CRarigg W Regulatix A S0O-CaiiéG A Ter: ce i : ae . aes s¢ s —- , i a Cea a ies a | ae ws satel ear aa i jin ° roi havanaug? rer Daly, the charge agains Louis — aga Me Will 4 ~ ~ v - " a * ae wi aA ¥ ” -— IGE s> » - an = dae and other names w almost his- cry of beaten visiting teams trat . y; : eu s - - " a — . Toric rm +Oc 20C CeT ¢ ther Lal cr tt? eleyrens ue Hak an farm Mma De Skid —_ tOCai SOCCE! ~ it ues had o JS — aia . Low | > -% . ~ a a - °* 2 . ; ; ~* 1A . e o : ia ; Fn es eer onc — rit] wi A Frame a Ww ; O De [Alriy representative of EuU- At ue ams. os ee away tron ne coe a Say as - nities ieee ll _— ee + ciere ons § - = _-~ a ie Was a2 $nam : ” sc , ° ie 10 resate They fouls that would be called against enemy was TUTy at ue, , ° hav mn occasion trimmed ” fOuULS [het U.d Dé Ca eC against , 3 - fre could have made 20 coals. instead us much fouling as — By Dent McSkimmuing. z eoah football team eof } of the 10 of 11 that they did That theory has ong since eleven-. ia ‘ Th o Hakxoan . , Thew tharanehktc whit 4 + “a s. skh ° . ee 3 a — . c =ore. Lnhey LoOrougiiy waippded heen exynioce - records the eS ~— lis wester i_LOouwgs SQuad TLAGS ip or six ben - . } * a t xt ,%? d. . i enra arri’ eg in a iaowuis J a ~ - [oo - = * re _ rr ee -— ~ — ~~ - - : ai + —* = —— 7 on = Rave Deen , di er piam is rh<erved: the lads hk Many s this ~ountry stil! main. Wanting iD the Viennese—accu- ine seems almost ick the hall ae hard and far a ain that speed rather than rate Shooting. St. Louts forwards nec ity to the s . etten as possible. Hakoah, aft ombination play ar ont nk. — ways Seen noted for the €Ss r &\esu she fashion of all European ciul : ¢ the FIRST fa e in < gn percemage of Seay sreres man who would have trained thus nnming nce a orhane - ae es for shots Fags : Systematic Development. + adh thi eecuiont wi ke eee | touch of decided vari: The forwards were taken off 4 smcer right conditions : Hakoat ™ = i . ° . - . a zroup away from the others 4: oe | he enemy and had dl tion in his a *.. through a series of 56-90 ¥* ; a : X sper The ‘ulibacks and Spa haifvacks spread owt abeut yards and drove the ball from o ¢o another, always with a defini ar ective. This. the traimer = plained, develops centrol of aie Ar aegeeys aenaR - , 2 Da a & t of the opposing 3 sprints This is designed to d In the Dim Past. | 3 coal time after time. But they 807-9 North 6 St. wardrobe. a quick start and sudd Also Plain Unflevered in 2+13. Cans Sald by Full speed ahead! What else could so convincingly prove Chesterfield’s quality as its continued onward sweep? | eee anne nga Laocerr & Mrzzs Tosmacco Co.

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not Du —— ee — ee VICTOR AC M’ QUADE NOT OUT As i- “wecia. ‘in ¢ ne i ' dispose of 4 Without the Was sti} i] In for aan ° uh Lnree 7 — enemy was guilty of Quite “much fouling as the St. eleven-. e fits into er wardrobe A as woolen Gabar.- dine is so distinctly apart from other fine woolens that a custom. tailored suit of Gabar. dine seems almost a necessity to the gentle- man who would have a NEW YORK. May 13.—p,,; idge Francis X. Mutnes, emphat yesterday in Pee ‘hat no changes were conte 7 ; he executive force of 7 York club of the Nationa} tag nd denied the report that | Bond would succeed Judge , WUadE imeatanienl. : gst Was Said that the a eee under which Charles St | ham, Judge McQuade and Pe: 'MeGraw could not , Loui Hakoah will find the Lo lave rs SMO? tsmanlike a _ Uh ghest degree, : the touch of decided varia- tion in his summer wardrobe. | | —_— ie _. ST LOWS POST LpRIVE KICKS -ffon ONE POINT, ' NOT “AT” GOAL Players Use Soft Shoes in Forest Park Practice but Wil Wear Regulation Saturday; Keep Them Shots Low and Fast. By Dent a ' fant ar tf Ee The Hakoah footh of Vi Louis yesterday enna arrived in St. Team all : QS .« , - © a for its game here Saturday ana afternoon had a long late in the , : practice in Forest Park. ad went through 4 one-hour @4rill in the park this morning, but will not touch a ball now until the after- noon of the game. A strange and very spectacie was training maneuvers of this squaa ef European soccer experts. There were many novelttes in the manner of their practice. and after wat: “he ing the 18 players in action it be- The squ interestir:s ° presented in the came quite obvious why foreign- trained teams are expert in th matter of bail control. When a St. Louis soccer squad trains it just Kicks a ball aroun? gimlessily, usually shooting in front of a goal. No particular theory er plan is observed: the lads just hard and far and Hakoah. after kick the ball as often as possible. the fashion of all European clubs trained thus: Systematic Development. The forwards were taken off in agroup away from the others and | a > 7 . eal . _ ‘ put through a series o 50-vard . v7 | °c » —_ — on sprints. rhis is designed to de- ; > r ‘ l- . © - Pa 7, _* el : yelop a quick start and sudden speed The fullbacks and spare halfbacks spread out about 40) yards and drove the ball from ons to another, always with a definite objective. This, the trainer ex- plained develops comtrol of the eee ee :-DISPATCH Last Night’ Fight he Aas ~~ ted ‘TO SR. MONT RE Aisa Delaney of Bridgeport, Cenn., knocked out Martin O'Grady, seven rounds. Leo (Kid) Roy, featherweight champion of Canada, heat Spencer Gardner, New York, 10 rounds. CLEVEL AND. — Babe Herman, New York, Knocked owt Charlie Manty, New Bedford, Mass... eight reunds. Jackie Johnston. Terento, won on a foul from Johnny Green, New York, four rounds. Ss4 Nv rR ANCISCO. — Frankie Klick. San Franciseo feather- weight. fought a draw with Sid- ney White, Chicazco, 10 rounds. LOS ANGELES, — Eddie Shea, Chicago featherweight, given de- cision over Johnpy Farr of Oak- Inve? 19 rounds. a fullback roal area , ng ki nd 0 clear a ball from ( kK 5 al enatl les his with some certainty that his own rward will Zain possession. The other halfbacks, goaltender — 2 CREB Eee ee ee een South American Amateur Boxers Beat U. S. Stars Three Out Americans Lose in Buenos Aires Tourney. BUENOS American ATRES, Ma boxers held y13 iw the —South advan- of Four North } ' | tage over their North American | competitors today, following the first night’s competition in the Pan- American championship tourna- ments. The score was three victo- | ries for South America to one for the United States. The American winner was Jack McCarron of Somerville, Mass., who ‘triumphed over Garzon of Argen- itina on a judge’s decision in three ‘rounds in the lightweight class. weig ht ~ , The So itn Purcaro, was given the de- cision over Joe Katkitch of i burg. and reserves formed a small circle bout 15 yards in diameter and practiced the short accurate pass with the ball always on the cround. Later, for variety, the ball was put in the air and passed from one to the other. propelled | ONLY WITH THE HEAD. After this scheme of: play was ndulged in for 15 or 290 minutes. © plavers changed pasition, the Orwards giving up their sprint ashes to the halfbacks and taking urn a ]i practice short and ca aa It was not all work yest at "o> pan , rho? passing heading the ball. erday., for the trainer had a few tricks m his sleeve. All soccer plavers ke to shoot at goal. He gave t ma chan They were not sked merely to shoot at goal but » put the ball in this. or that cor- ner, low or high. as directed. Al- wavs, the shots were driven com- narativelvy low. rising only when coach called for a high shot. All Soft Shoe Kickers. The entire practice was engaged with nothing more substantial n. foot han tennis shoes, indoor nt shoes and soft slippers. The icking was al! done with the in- step, often hig on the ankie, The ia s rs lid not ap their ankles t lages aS a precaution to ry nad nit anes ;?) he entire CMR, er N 2 RRs gy + Le ge pre, nen e oe, yee) = a ge OE OS ey, - ANHEUSER~BUSCH SAINT LOUIS (Unflavored! in24LB.Cans Sold by all dealers ——_- — enn am. _ ———— i} | } rr : ] are a wert equipped phvsicalliv. a . ‘ i - ,; 7*¢> F # ¢ ] , ;. + j Lmey are } Fwanis nm stature but iarge cnougn to be ahle to } i ¢* _ x : ‘ - . 6121 ewnN In a rough ? al }. eg Halfback Pattie (su*t?m TY) , oc +} . : mann is he hus. Kiest Man of the squad and an *, eo tf) - a a 4 Parentiy possessed of the most ag rr “i ee ot ¢ , © % ETCssive temperament. (enter Forward Schoen feld -R ight Haeusler, most skillfv) ec in ti matier of ball contro} are above th average om height and weight Fabian, the goal ten- der, is a very active fs ow, pot SO huskyv-as the St Louis ian, La Baume. but or two taller Lua rae about an inch Second in Vienna League. It Was learned vesterday thi: Wwnereas Hal Oah nas heen a laimed ile Cnampion aT f Murope . IS reailv second m the eague standing n \ Vienna. The team has eniov: 1 un- isual su °S ae i nes With re }}- resentatives of ner Eur an countries and this is the basis for the unofficial title of chamopuione It was in Septey r 2 nearly tnree years ago, that Hakoah went ‘o London and defeated ie Wes Ham team, a first division English lub, 5 goals to 0. I wish t} when vo refer our game, vou would sav that we play “Wit ~~} LOulLs and no against’ St! Louis.” begeed Tr Julius Krausz, the manager ofthe Hakoah team, vesterday. ‘*W: r not on a ur of nques 1 WwW ourselves » not like to feel that we are playing ‘against’ the mer “ny tak the field with us. VW ‘ + . 9 by ry? i ahae Howsoever, Hakoah did not like ne »« i¢ ‘ defeat took a l¢ Ae inds of tne American lfagcie Toit ked team at Ne Ww York re; ‘ mnt Vv “We have a return ga me scheduled Saturday May 29, at the HlO Grounds.’ said Dr. Krausz. “My a up football players and they hope to yr nrove it at the next meeting.” Meanwhit the St. Louis all-stars Dealers Supplied by City Department are maintaining their schedule o! ANHEUSER. BUSCH, INC St. L nreparation for the match, ho ne °9 ouls that through a victory wer this strong European aggregation they Ee EE Oe imay re-establish this city as one of Inited States. V. L. Douglas Shoes for Men Good Values | 56 and $7 a into a pair weight”’ A new “Summer- Weight’ Oxtord in Light Tan Calf and Tan Kid. $~. d nn FOOTFORM HOSE FOR MEN Look Look Well 35c Wear Weil W.L. DOUGLAS ST. LOUIS STORE WL. Douglas came and portrait, stamped oo ¢cvery shoe at tic ¢acrory, @uaractce tite quality and valuc. airect-se ang which are step out of vour heavy, of these Oxfords. on your feet as a straw hat W.L. Douglas large quantity-production a methods make possible prices several dollars per oie less than Time to Change to . “Summerweight” Oxfords For real foot comfort this pring and Summer winterweight shoes smart Tan “Summer- They're as cool and easy on your head. nd you'd pay elsewhere for such good shoes. — ‘L:DOUGLAS HOES WOMEN’S SHCES, TOO, $5 & $6 Fashion's newest trends accurately reflected in materials and workmanship that assure lasting satisfaction. Boys’ Shoes at $3.50 & $4.00 , a 620 OLIVE STREET Men’s and Boys’ Shoes, E. St. Leuis, ill., 139 Collinsville Ave. Open Saturday (Near Tth . Evenings Street) ———— - a ————— PP aer, eo elt tt ad ae ae Fae ad od Oe cer re Pr eee oe ™ Pitts. | American bantam- | ; misses a shooting _THURSDAY EVENING ACCURACY IS EMPHASIZED IN NOVEL F % gm) fi LE, (1) If. batter strikes out and catcher misses the third strike, does the batter run to first? (2) When a batter is hit with a pitched ball, he take first or does a sub- stitute take his place?—B. S. OF A., TROOP 156, (1) The batter is entitled to run except when first base is occu- pied. If twe are out, he may run whether first is occupied or net. (2) Unless he i= too badly in- jured to run, he takes first him- self. Batter hi stops in his base watet ball. Is he out for baseline?—F. M. No, he merely spoiling his chances of making extra bases. (1) When the (first pickup on a throw who gets the error? (Zz) Bt unner on first. Batter hits , fieider. who drops the fly but recovers in time to force run- ‘ harged does over second base and tracks half way to first of the in the ts to the progress stopping is baseman | from tha a hye rtstop, ner at second with im error?—-M Ww. (1) The shortstop. (2) Ne. _— ee a ee ea ee ee i a a a a i ee ‘Amateur. Baseball POPP DD NE ON NO NP ORD el ele elas = - P , Games W anted its ) Four Leaf Clovers. 1 }-14 1h years, to be played at 2 p. m. 1 Tower Grove Park. Harocid Smit! oU7 A Lem street Uleek A (C,, 17-19 years. for Mas and rouse sir Mu ' t')sS buagi sireet en (©. g*?- 55. for Sundar CO\fax ~ ts o - 3 - (Clifton Heixhts. y 1, veadrs, for Satur ay afiernoons YT home grounds. Hunter. of 1 M arnchia avenue. HMane re: % Independent Team. with uniformed e amis me grounds C M lis shit f r 5453 -- Dau. Municipal league team. with out- wn clubs .. H. Eaves. 1715 North Ceerlith si_reet Tenth-Rut cers “vith uniformed teame r Saturcay aiternoonrs HUmbolit 4458W Heil, 16-17 years Joe McDermott Lok paar pUlLePaUu avente Triple G. E. Glusenkamp. MAin 3400 ~~! Lion t}i American _ National. _ with a uniformed far aries e Re ardor POrest #2 I, after é Dp. Bob Me Celambus. ur L} fis indoor baseba! \ ; Athletic 17-18 vears Haroid Pear- a} ~ inf Mercer. wt ts cn fax BO0).) (errell B. “M.. } It) we « for the res of season Elmer G Noworthr, 1859 Me (hrouteran Sluggers, [(-1S wears. for Sun , 3 Harry Raiffie,. 12°29 Chouteau avenue st. Charles Nertherns, out of town. for Mav It id 23 H. de Cosier, 21 Nort re'itia uN 2 ~ (ba « M t = « . henge S.. 17-19 years Sam Pel TYler 2SNSW Kirkwood B. M.. for Sundays ernoons Tata Kirkwood 37. after 6 p. m ae Wanted By Independent team, ders and out eld ers fiaroicd Leistritz,. 50426 Pennsylvania aventi ue mor Eagles, 16-18 x “ Ras s ~4% a avenue Maplewood TE —— VN ANTED Uniformed baseba ‘ams wishing |! ; at St Louis t{ field on Sundays a MAim 4 ’ Lis ea 4086 78 ®P | =. He 4810203 0 3—~i16é 19 4 ~ t bins 0G ¢ | of CK—I19 12 CO CT L23456789 1T.5.E Knickerbockers o 2 2 {} ; PO 4 mi Ta Indiane 909 ° O10 My ov } ‘ 10 10 I tt S — | abe an a. US St.maci! i bend T 4 bs tre * t - te ¢ * Barracks ] - I j UK = . ry ff ee - lice a © > 9000 4 ) 1! 0 Uli act A ‘ —— () { —* 0 ] e- s- a Seren = T — , i { . € ‘ — | f a ) i} } _ ’ is : vr 7 r } cr: M-Coy and Peltrs Umpires—Self 1d Mu s ‘ | ] 4 . - a oa T WT fF fa %s 0 { - 7% 0 O 4—] f _ @ TY) 2 *’ i ‘ 7 {> ¢1 - ; 4} 3 Riatte nou Ow tg er } Rolin s'er rs rer amv ~~ T t? TY ’ Gua | TY er Positions Wanted By mage eh yao vith munkipa! tean |'MAin ° tw rei: Dp mm Two_ infielders. Loe wmabie of nitching " inlay team. Forest 7694M Allround plaver. 12 ears ¢ with mu rrnety = independent team f iries Bar her “OBOFA Rauschenhach avenue | Cateher-first baseman. v } Ve ty — = Bleer rank’ is “(4 Inter drive niversity Crts CAbany 335%. Pitehver-cutenmees with team in 16-17 vent cs } a PU ‘ ’ rt, rris 2 ng Sundays. Earl Now: 825 Madisor = ry’ eoemevinattiet i preoanimnmmas RMOUNT NOTES F . . 4 ot TK «| x g 4 thea Akron me@$ing, arrived here Monday to take up his duties as an swceia? oi 4 Y Ras ne Se ‘retary o i ede r =? ve al Ww rnanaged ashington looKs as thoug vhich ne oint “ eds re 1] games heralded he awa BS 140oF 19Z¢4 l he 192 year used against on ly and almo:t broke down completel: (“incinnat needs another ‘ mander to brace uv Rixey when latter has momentary relapses. It is true that Jakie May ‘has won a game from Philadelphia and aa- other from Chicago, but the Reds are loath to start Jakie becayse they never Know what to expect when he is launcned in the Perhaps Reds Have I « 7. Lixevy has won first a Chance. a pair of games. . If Nehf can come in every five days or the onue and , }! u Nh V fa « ian tne ae This Fre d ‘¢ iit Ts rv ane ii ¥ 10 the ve and win for the Reds. possibilitv that Luque and are good for a .600 that Lucas will continue has, there song of 50 iS the he ring the air for Cine Tor Neh f. well as innatl aS hi has vsed lare incn ear to the sa other big league team. about “2s largely away with club, due the jf to rhe have already -place once, and they are touch it again. If games for them. ‘rnacular of the Reds better bet. ST. LOUIS BOXERS ON BENLD FIGHT PROGRAM ny and ni: mucn tou wilh Don- average er) more sire fewer th: 1° rr) 4 mT kT ON -@ ‘ CT} like! Nehf can wn the Reds boys, 4 Are @ The boxing card fot next Fridas nig t Benidé. t.. B been m™ pleted as fol ww . Holy Croas 8, Harfard 4. Princeton 15. New tseork T. &, Chicago 7. Nerthwestern 0, &t. Xavier 6. Marshall 2. Illinoi« 11. Perder =. (ornel!l 12. Ohio State 5. Wabash 7, Indiana 1. a eee ee tl i a ~ In the Wake of 4 The Box Scores | win$ 1 y the Associated Preas. New York teams clung to the ma- jor league baseball mastheads to-| ‘day, challenged by other teams, east | and west. <i The Yankees | traveled 10 innings yesterday to beat Cleveland, 6 to 5. por to find Washington close on The Brooklyn Robins found their position at the National peak pre- carious, after subduing the Chicago Cubs’ uprising, for Cincinnati, in second place, loomed threateningly. Good pitching figured in the push of the new challengers. Walter Johnson scored his fifth consecutive | triumph fer Washington at the ex-| pense of St. Louis, to 4. Three hits constituted the limit of | Boston's batting liberties with the! curves of Donohue of Cincinnati. The Reds, on the other hand, | hammered three Braves’ hurlers for 13 bingles, to win at 9 to 1, Har- rrave gathering a single, double and triple. Br illiant pitching by McWeeny He kept eight Cub hits Urban went the route for the “‘ankees. but owed his 6—5 triumph ' back leaders came from the Pittsburg | Pirates and the Philadelphia Ath- letics. Although the White Sox . ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATTH RKOUT OF HAKOAH TEAM PAGE 35 ne eee = MICHIGAN TIED WITH ILLINI IN BIG TEN! ’ By the Associated Press. | CHICAGO, May 13.—Big Ten base- | idle today after a) tilt which saw Illinois go) into a tie with Michigan for the lead in the conference race and, by the same victory eliminate Pur- 'due as an immediate threat. The Illini yesterday snowed Purdue un- der, 11 to 2, while Chicago shut out Northwestern, 7 to All but two of the teams will go into action again Saturday, with the Llllinois-Michigan battle for the lead for the fe ture game. —_ ——————— ee ball teams are day's to heavy hitting by teammates and a fumble in the tgpth inning which sent across the winnig tally. Near the foot of the first divi- sion, rumblings of trouble for the pushed Mack's men to 1@ innings, Simmons’ timely double gave Phil- adelphia its ninth straight victory, at 4 to 3, marking the longest win- ning streak of the year. The Corsairs beat the Phillies. 14 to 3, bombarding four pitchers, but | the Giants, breaking a long losing | streak with a 2-1 victory over the) Cardinals, refused to yield their seat! on the fourth rung. Circuit drives by Meusel and Southworth in the second inning decided the contest. TO SEND THREE CREWS TO INTERCOLLEGIATES By the Associated Press. RERKELEY, Cal, May 13.—Pos- sibility of the University of Califor- nia entering a third crew in the Poughkeepsie regatta loomed today with announcement by Graduate Athletic Manager R. W. Cortelyou that a campaign for necessary funds was under way. If sufficient money is raised, Cortelyou said the junior varsity boat also would be sent East to compete in the national! events. The varsity and freshmas crews already have been entered. NEBRASKA WINNER OVER DRAKE TRACKMEN By the Assoclated Press. LINCOLN, Neb, May 13-—The I'niversity of Nebraska defeated brake U'ntwersity in a @ual meet here yesterday, 221-3 te 38 2-3. The Cornhuskers placed first and sec- ond in a@ majority of the competi- tions. New Casting Record. By the Associated Prem. CHICAGO, May 13.—A new wn- official record for bait casting has heen set by Howard Chatt of the Illinois Casting Club. Against a i field of 25, Chatt ran Up a score of $9.9 per cent in the open cham- npionship tournament last night in connection with the outdoors show 'heine held here. a em —- —— aaa ee —_ —_—--— —_—- Pad ———, eee Se | Open Every Nicht Until 8 p. m. —Sat. 9 p. m. 4000 fine Tailor-Made ating eg spina | high-grade Worsteds from $10. tse $7.75 to $12.75. 75.up. Fine Tropical bee latest styles—finest Woolens, ns, fine ne Cassimeres and Summer Suits, brand-new, very latest TRADE IN YOUR_ OLD SUIT OR COAT | MEN 3 MEN’S COLLEGE “© TAILOR-MADE SUITS VERY NEWEST Double - Breasted. Also Fine Tailor- Made Worsteds & Velour Finished Cassimeres. Used But Like-New Hart-Schaffner-Marx S-U-I-T-S 'g 10544 New Tailor-Made Pants $3.95, $4.95, $5.95 New Work Pants 95c, $1.45 Golf Pants Tailor-Madde, New, Not-Called-for $2.95 - 2000 B SURIRIER SUITS Brand New $h15 $Q.75 A DEPOSIT HOLDS ANY GARMENT | HODIAMONT r AGE GRAND SUITS NEW BLUE SERGE COATS AND PANTS $9:75 MEN’S NEW NOT-CALLED-FOR TAILOR -MADES YOUNG MEN'S, FIRST LONG PARTS SUITS 74 COATS AND VESTS NEW OR USED $1.50 $3.50 1012 N. GRAND Tonight On the Streets about 7 o clock The NEW NIGHT SPORT Special Price 9 Cents ST-DISPATCH It Sets the Pace! i i | | i i i |

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Ask the salesiadies t ™ —~* = a vorr siogar ic room free saily and $100 grand prize. Write N 7th i q&> eo tex SECOND WEEK—THE | Bl PARADE With JOHN GILBERT ane RENEE ADOREE = —TEHKE DAILyY—# -i5 Mais. See $i Suahes. ibe te $1.58 “FAT~ SOW FR THIRP BFE “ests Ais-c af Famer PICNIC SUPPLIES Te’? Ball — FSH POND SUPPLIES pny —s cans WHOLESALE PRICES PRIESMEYER & CO. THE HOUSE OF NOVELTIES” 2g3 3 $ sdrieia 8682 GRAND sats NTINTOTS—tiIlP. ww tea’ — _ ated ; Feature Pretepir= Trews © “% aAYMOND RITCHCOCK JS KOURAS BROTHERS RAND CENTRAL WEST ENDLYRIC CAPITOL COMING SATURDAY iz we A ._ 440i S$ Mestere . verrene cnewrs caer > =3eT 2 “40 eter goes ™ °@0i SN cem@fortashe maide ~ rFrcrep -- ~ fy ‘EOUCR 4S : . aa as Sea Chapin ia “CA. Wha: we ' ——— a ar°s a Naree”—Fay AND Reer —— SSS Se HE SUNDAY POST. S SPATCH has cre ad Wi tine in Leuis. arr. ee nly color roto maga- a TOM TERRY cet LAST 2 DAYS DOM ALBERTS OLN E = ¥-F2 2: a te “SANDY.” Gar lL Rue Fredre Fradke The Sarday Pos:- ef any arw=paper in Msparch bas the largess circuiacen Ge southwest. - — ~ants —— MAN PIDGEON SAR BARA BEDFORD ririz IN STEALING ANOTHER PREF 4NSWEeP re SAEN IN THIS LiJ 2 WivVce z ae = Acc pr ' => 4 — ~~ — — a & EVER JUSTIFIED WIFE 22? /7O Satement to LAW 10 BE SOUGHT Attorney-Genera!] Gentry Will > asked by the Board a” Eiect ers to construe the city . epeseeees ince “#4 4246 oe > P-5 harter provisions governing the - - "2 ~# rera | elections J tho rye tions for the recal. of Mayor M i “ > ~ er are at e3 iD ) Oe 8h té na = e 7 = ~OoB _ ss ae taeé cate 4 be > « a ”~ 7 Pa Te “Za tl primary Oe pi} ia : - >» = board desires to avoid © #z oo: ~@# - .-. ~* ~ - ~ “y rr"... awfully De eu bm itted This com = a ~ ow +k s@e fas raised a doubt ts the nés of the commissionets. [? the petitions. which, according *- Tae om FT 7 — TT? > J. Heil manager of the re -all movemert. have “een signed bs wd ? e . oe ~*~ — « $321 quaitfied voters or abdoz $*6¢6¢ more than tbe misimum required oy third week inc June sould be time to suPmit the matter ~ — ~~» +) we -—* = Loe? bie for the or to at beast postpome the date. newever. by tmstituting legal pr- cootings to test the constitzuticna!- *y of the carter recall provisicn 't Bee beer revored st the cttr mall that he intends to take that thengh be hae authorized that effect today said his Mavy- “bhairman He “anvaseers Pad fo a nomber of m™postors had prennied them ‘in the Ete®th Ward. getting sigzca ‘umes to unanthcrized petitions. The is to Keep ted uti --? ~~ - ~* @« " apparent motire of this Demen m *erTorirg the recall for “grime *be lec'-imate @docrmer*.« ry « . CEMETERIES OAK GROVE eT. CH4" EBS ED. AT CARSON, BD. PERPETT AL. CHARTER PERPETUAL Telerbome Gartele 321 ‘RZ UNDERTAKERS _GERAGHTY DEL 38-)-Y-LE ' ar 71¢2 2? . 2" = wid ¥ a YM -- Patna sister ee F Ss °*STA oar Gar sete nl r apd «ums. ‘arr «7 ic pee™ "2a 2 oer n Ther@iery. Wer i323. of : - “'iTRcs @ a * auee! "eri i arse OF @eeerr ncte ths come 3 ST.LOUIS POST-OISRATCH OPINION ON CITY RECALL ge = the charter. are ‘file DEATHS a “ » ~ > wv GNACCE- Oe Tuesday Mar i: ists eS ~~ eee. an A ~4 4" 4 - - . Charlie L. Gnauck. Seicowd husbenc of year. +4 — Carre Gmauck and Gear father of Ewetvt . “=o inee Goauck anc cour Gear g° abc &.5¢?. brother and son. aged Sf years ent — mar Souevars. Seturday. May aot . —— a. . ete - wort — a fae wbanc of Era Goldsteir nee Wolt - =e . Reierme —, re a A . a: Serv ie. act arc = 7 2 act —— ter" 2 7. Socarije (Mc | papers please covr. — fear brother. t pm. 7a ~4 > 2 eranciaaer i oie — 4 - — - : — Remaine wil lie — tad “i wort a ine rest co Wedmestar og to cgushiet 0m for reasonable oricss a ay x | — = Tedd ace 94 veure uM ape o71 ue pglierTatiors = a. “ Remsimes Witt Brose ape, 29°79 Metmora asain z Secth Jef? terse avenue. fumeral Saturday. § Dom ot Polar ‘Seat -—uEN CONSTETCTION CO at 3 F_and A. M. gs OF EAPFY Somes ELECTR ic wit mG, ETC. Rast #3274 for seaseoebee : ine : : : waar catire werk ; : —- ae me 2 - - ssa Fee te Lage “te Y a¥. W «(nescar ay 12 iff6 ow S38 a Aangcics pa5 F cite 4 =. Frask Jarec= ioved sce cf Ste “ ~~ ——- 2 a. ; ase Frank and Eva jJaectom>ek ‘oer Ko —. 4 on han r Bh seenin-y Los — ad a” 3 TaRa Sear Srother of ~ S '™§esS = iwe 7 a? —— - i : qarrombek and ‘Mos. Theresa Cudv (nee Linde oocee wrong Gates F | 42°2O% Rk and eur dear Drother-iisw — +109 Xe Lao | and uncle aged 74 years BLS el 4if¢w. : (a4) > The funeral takes piace on Friday May - ne 14 at 2 > m. from Breckland chase! 6% “etree Lac : [S27 Hogan street to Calvary Cemet--y - . 415 / KENNEDY —Extered cto -est ~oms wired for $13. Satara ree | May 16 i936, at 7-39 m= Mary Les aii Victer / >. » 4 a{*9 “he . 2 wer ot 2° & | Baty Sarne Sure — a .-e2 eee ee hence ce Neches “rT eee: rk P'S ax? “my rt ale Pore = s sf ine Spemeh ame -en ee ee ees masse 1 x ae : erst | = “ ' - " -— as — + oe 4 PENNEY 03 Lewin an Wetec: os —~ kam 47508 wouteet gat Cask oe Maer i= 7 Seveewet beef’? «=f ~ shi oats a . Paocts Permer and ‘acher of Garter Jon are + cect * aer Peener and steefmiber of aoe Saw TES reas 14 _ . Pranecs Fianer : | i > > ont has. Gee Ss Sbas| PPUSNESS CG ~~ a , ae peas —_ - ; "23a aw - 2: ss : - + - a . gee -—e— Miwather Wis. Xeoum + <— Pek — Ss cot of Oe ae oe, BS | SCRLAY'S & oe ee vw of Mm. Aroeic Leeward of MR. Loa ooaeabe ; — , &.. wut Servaces Pouday mormmg, grivaia. ©. & SRICKR WORE — Muuagseam 2307 Sudees a ji £ 26a 2 Gaye emoR or kuAera.

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Jaty “ors bere “ _ ' : oe ee ne QRS ee: oe SORENTO CE lah aN et cate tins BE as FP RRL aaa palette. Pw mut. y ‘ Monday, Wea Wednesday | “HE MaRRoU) ou peek te Frid ee CUER “a enest opened at $15* *,, = Hal if ay | | ae LSS ty Sebel. Sebiem ve oe: ° === o. ao ale 11:00 A. M. PROSPECTOR FZ = = == = ts ea ossmaiana va 5 a . ; SET TI OF == : = ~—— “ ti @ Scere are bs fea ze. Geld Medal Home Erononrtcs talk ft 4% ING € ee eae == ,4 r — are of whrat FO pe tie. - as ' (ee = x od 329 last ws +f. : 5 by “Betiy Crocker. [) HE BLAST @ P*: 2 == 5 oa, oS =. _- ant S29 Be ° it Dail | - = ~ recttving 164 «ar. Death aii ||] ‘Mater League bescbell (| | (=a, We 4 co | ; ——— -1 “44 oe ase al € carpe oO Pht | ncigied 14 APS ore 32800 buehela oe Te Tharsday—7-:00 P.M. | een 55 S60 2 wonk ame and 364 3 4 nee pared ~ ted’ 23 care local et ae Cieqost Cmb Eskimos Direct | ast Fr —* Ste whieh were : frem N ) as ‘pte. & B ew York. throug? -mpered with 106,009 ae | DUMB DORA oe 2 fae 8-00 P. M. ' 15 cars los d ji threat. Tae ite Swart: = weve 10 came local ang 6 Givom T it a 5 Orchestra. Di | selaieiie AS = Bs Nes — owe pes of ws. ale é sige : : a T 4 =o @)-Ue Tin, TE ‘ : —_ A —_ sahee. compared with ©: . = BY if : : Bm BE Sat DORANAILL =¥ GOS. DORA, QOMETHING TERRIBLE . NEU, TeATS RIMtL TAENY BROUGHT rT a sod 405.0080 last veer com af a2 bE lantztion . - er —-™ Lila ‘ ij . ments were a ae ore — i if singers, Jubilee, pian oonge. 9:00 P. M. : WANST TO TAKE OUT | | HAPPENED TO WAROLD ZEPPENFELD.) | um 4b THE ERY SE w.-® 47 000 2 work ano and SOO) ithe WERAF (4915) WCAEK WEEL. Program direct from West Enc | WA ore at ii ae. Onin eS ae +2500 basin cit te j : heater. FOL - = | - 7. | "=? @ it | WF WSAL WWJ, Hire’s Voy- ||) *7™* | THAT INSURANCE YOUCY } EWASS EN AN ASTO AN RORLED | || BONE IN UIS BODY BROKEN | a =trat fom = cae | 4 i —* -y~. wn" - > | a “ies ~ .. we itta — | WMiZY FEET IN FRONT OFA COAL} | Cer: HIS HEAD | ee a at ee WFAA (473.9) Baker Hetel or- | KFU EX i ——- gemens wer 345.009 uate ane. hen - | O—545.1 Meters MICK SAAT Ni enone THENTY | | \ , SS arc © 5 SS8.000 — week seo 2 Fagg ~ THURSDAY, 6:39 PL. M—ni- Tr ms Ry : o' oa" 8) las: year ste Gipwens = bs 2k ts wiz (454.3) “Miss > Nobody, no Gren « half - hour Bible mes ' ' Ct Ee oA ! 2 | Sa 7 we veilow. T6m@74% =s Va 2 white. oe . es ) Ola ti — ESDAY. & P. M—Sixth racic lr 2 whi 47 6. No 2: EFNP (263). ime music. Concert ci the Principia Cadet Band = = + where. 42 $c. i £ KWY (535.4), Classical concert : , ette 41@41%c é WBAL (246), Vocal, piano and vio- | KFWF—2142 Meters G aeae on ead Ottcca, : 4 ; es ,Pain ae lin numbers. | .. THURSDAY, 1045 A M—s a a 2 . May 13 —Grain bite ome ‘e mer 40015), WCAE (661.3). | 0) Gittcre Horm tate soe fore Som “oF, ; ae Mad ad - — — PASuOr “8 13 Riel ‘ i 5 wcco (416.4). WEFI (348.6). i x4 2 * = =pir of ~ “22 a ~ “ an _ 2 143% § : 2.8) GR (318) »C as =u oi 134 %- Roe f WGN (302. a weneet » were \ N Tues: program of hymns ~ - a ™ = (483.6), WSAI (325.9), WTAM || on organ ane chimes, . nae “4%-% 73 ° ~ ’ ——e; rire > pee, (389.4), Clicquot Club entertain- {|} ice Subieet, “Jesus Christ ibe Greet > ; °. + ers; Scandinavian chorus. Ht one 4 : : 3 | WIZ (454.3). WGY (379.5), WIY } Te a ——Reguest program o: . oe (405.2), WRC (468.5). Royal | , Bp = =] rR RR ne ee 7 za : we: , Gees. hour. { KMOX—280.2 Meters. | : —_ nar es = ; WLS (344.6). Music. 4 il aeeeahe $:40 A. M -—Ma-k- RES Poesy ; WMAQ (447.5), Players. . ee «&; BiMetee we “Ses EER, WREST ate Si ee =MENT : WPG (299.8). Studio program. jj} *On. P. “- 7, Aap ; Mee Ae ae, ae . | 715 P.M. f) chestra. Davia Bittner onder. ANICGWVERE TH OTT; pPe?r =e CROSS RL) PUZZLE = One in Wome : = Boo go ggg aliases —_— ws fim in | | 4) — a ) rm ; ; = rvs 3 \S\s ay t } 7 ria ; KDKA (309.1 ? Pa program + 4 ?. M MO ere we rec T+ the a2 \S Oo » V édoe%e5 > ww KL ei \S eee WO Pp . a KPO (428.3), Stories. || KMOX Racio Orchesira the Red Dev | + oe WIP (508.2). Etude hour. , i - : : ister yesterday frem his wife who re Sir Arthur Sullivan. | _ Thereday. 7 PoM—Wracal om = aera dies hen accompanied by stamped addressed enrelo > ‘ ; | | did mot contest the stit. Cheever ‘ : ; , - — . > 7 ' _ Koi i . € KGO (361.2), Boys’ pemod ) am. Lecture Mhe Cutline of the HOP? .——-if furniture ig tn- mot a natiora! betiday in tle sense iS => - : ; Fe - eee wr ra _ bi Prog Tam tor the Chearc FE ST a™Siic £ 4 3 ™ . iia iia ot +h ea - “=. geste. a ae + 7aq°7 . . 3 pons : se conan ' WIL—273 Meters ~e iga sci ee sieiieds a ee oe Se z Canaca, in i$ii, Mrs. Cheever re- (Olive Tablets. Men Can $i nstrumenta: conc i THI greece 4 wae pe Settnaeen 4 —_— Se & — poe A pimply face will aste« .: ; a 447 x ’ Roose Humm > i % s P. M.—H5 Py go? r ‘ee ar: ~ ra - ; pa 7 =a — — : ‘ i as a= organist .or cite ve ore alr = muck soager it i? ~——s pene as) ty program wader the Girectes ie - where it .is ae ie th aan ES 23 ; marriage, in 1920, she would not #8? ef Dr. Edwards con ~O. pi ee ee , . an © = = 2 os 7 i — ++ + +: : ze: it sores so “ — — a en PAILY READER — The Eads : continue in this capacity afer- A’l weak men asd women + = - ; a et "rs “ = ee. oer | ¥ =. _— . - — Pon = : ’ —) , KDPKA (308.1). Orchestra i : eS res ident Maileeeiniatih ania! - ghd 28 - —_ — A. nervous Men anc womes : a % = — . ; yo o* 2a.ls= 2 —_ ™ 4 ™ i ~eyr : i> - * I " . WRZ (332.1) Announced { WSBF 273 Met ie ros “he patrictie epeeck cic+e ones vice alt dda’. i | among = — ae tat ms Ail skimasy men anc women WEAF (491.5), WCAE (462.5), {| THURSDAY. Nooy—_Ra'>> ak tke tee aiken teat eget I eG Pe m9 | Pavan c= es S (an grow stronger, beaithier & wcco ~~ . =— ad Alice et ae oe he Mleve a 1 ee ae | | . ters” ti sore and prepare mere vigorecs and take om sal §:-00 P.M ~—vamet uc inn long t r. tas ous : EERE eg nt ‘grap lunches or refreshments fer church geeded fle» i : : ~~ (416.4). WEE! (348.6) TGnN ts = I Sehrneder pianiet - . ~ : Woes a = + i i.£ver Oni _a ; ~s . , - - - - “an x - ; oi > = € - . % : (302.8) WGoR (319). VOC in ere Gwetus SODTaL Mrs. Stella : . i. agen : ~ 2 us aL wou:d prepare tie food ot ‘ae pod effectively. but pec 3-7 Tablets four times a dar— : ghee » ‘ - : a . ai FD = Sadie : a. 4. eee Noh. - 8 —- s ey - M . : 7” \4 -) ; te WIZ (454.3) Record dors. 4 seats . ‘ , - See a a | ' aeeiie’ eae ~~ x | on —_ emelling Cod iver O88 @ a ee WPG (2988.8) Conrcert orchestra. WLW (432.3) Nieht Howls. —.* nates : 5) i Me In 1923 they separated and ve Tablets are @ z= — mie > (283.5 ¢ 2 table com wond--t-> witaliger, flesh at ae oi 2 mo 11:30 PF. mi BS: n | Mrs. Cheever returned to her home 7 ; a a } ates & WSB (428.3) Proeeram. ov ©. igre " — "T wo ; | tralto | Wieteor Recording orchestra : nh. miss = The depesiten of a Sergeant of Ss imm x effective re ib ete—MeCay's Cod Lever . ee ; ns Be , " . — =A we suU*+ =e ” ~ — & f ‘ 2 ~~ a nak Ret 4. = ‘ =. = “isaac TT « 3z7-¢ - ~ Teahet- : WFAA (473.9) A’ = x M a — re ‘ , es a 7a a yy =” a . Re = al "2.7 _ . oS enue aa os ~~ ere j ee S084) Orchestra. Marriage Licenses narriage anmuled. Consutt a However. be cam borrow moter o se (4 5 tewore Sings mated $0 26 Been contrac | 3 ait he » 7 -2e to do se cr ae ' Sipser eah ae con WMAQ (447.5) Program. . —7rer The lawwet eet Ge * > = 3 i_— a. _. Barn of,2 deer. 37. Routem WMC (499.7) Preerarm i ;) ines! ogften talk te ok ‘2. G W.——- 08 are 2 TaltuTs + - ¢ sytEe. “To act 2% I=-oresee. « > _— 0c ope eens te {merican oon ay tt A ; |r Pho 2d. > £4 Ed sf ,Ce™ 1} 4 geet oe Se 9:00 F. ™. ' * : nd we sow CO. SC he ‘ ose = ao 7” = rsib: 4. ain ' ~~ . = - = ; ~ si > - r * wii 7 _ , —s . . a © — —¥r ” Per att sf RSD (345.1) West Fnd Lrrte the- MARRIAGE LICENSES | Tae RE bene capoto ar hex a 3 : ‘ — : oa — soe isiand 4. 8 falsenood. ater program. Arttur L. Wash a ; : ct mes 7 an for rs Or ger - ~- $ & stupid oersc 7. sis base Etc: WBAL (246) Ensemble Se ee ee ‘ ns Sioa bite se cordance with the pre BR im the es oon -S. Qui vering -§. One ' + » A ~Orn* 4 sc D Sa. 4 7" » ~ arena. i . . % : i. . : a ; - , ~ tap 4 Sem ars is ia * A tm €% ~ _ -- z . m4 , ie - New a Ee z ee - aZzainsi aa 4 i om | = , SO Ws Rae he &>%2 ‘ — ~ 1 , - "Zz Smaz = = = ~ |, Pieces inrciving rea] estate valued ! Fo i WoC (483.6) Plow bors ore .: | TS : nie St | and ack With teraed te & & = ~~ oe *h eee eee ; * ; 4 . — * - " MNS wiedes GUT rears 4 5 it = Pemex Bee Soo yon MEDICAL STIONS a. — poate Pas ; 9-085 P. . & | Ran - a oa WJ My - —_ 5 X. — o rime ani meee (374-5). Treditienal Jewtn | "= ** MSA MoPhers Tagrth and saniscrion questions ¢ — interest only will De com «=6d LSE A N | ) | ; 3 : * chants. music. ey Ralp Sahar: der . tueed Diegmogis cf treatment of tnditidua! cases will nat be gives ~ Fe fee SAS Ada >> ) ey Zz WLW . g& be 3 Dekerty We) ody Pitre: --« ; : —_ _ hats > en “> « ~ TF oane2* roar oot? Be ae oe | 7 et .. >e2. Sz VProcece ; ‘ ; i 3 dor ~ = in . . — 7 ee * + ~ - = > “2 — ~ ~ ‘ r = EE ' “= :§ Pr. Mw way MM oer - \i . ; 2 ~ 26 5 = gy _ = - - . . - ‘ Qe 4 F ™ : : S f 3) WRBAP (475.3) Classical Precrazm. | | =. F. SE SOT sore tates by SP ' Peri age , - 2 Pemore tre = ’ Pall WGY (379.5) Organ recital. Denes Geieere __ Paha yon -“eomek 25 ¢ Worry ' = + ‘the ae : "i nigh nerse a a snsee ES TE SSS AVE BD AANSAS JAIL BREAK) ES SS See fF ik a eee )6ceeee Arrival ef ER-/| i... «i. 2.08 3 SESSER 3 —— e Dace Of 2 & > LD Zemo generar removes Pimp! es, | eae ~ tsar yeni Se -2 cured : ms empiored “twicd a we Len - : , 5! ee. se tv. farce-comerr ‘ »~ = -_ i oe x + . ~ ii LPe iG » ) 2] ob eae acts - _oenckiown, 3 uy means s and tmmediat after the hair | we @e Aww ee gg (and Beatay. Zemo is a clean. pene t é RBI (405.2) Artiand «1b oreemam. s--- — 2 me me va | res oo ce a in 2 _Sarlace bia =e , RT ¥ 3. ant : - ~— ¢ ed. od a — Pw fav 73 eee —— — 3. KNX (326.3) Program. Adele Moore 3 Siawrente co nec atom A et a BF inl mercer Att ; a 6 | we —— ae not show and mar be applied day or! ee — a hi KPO (428.3) Church orchestra. iere Wet. RE 0m es tien plied. Lemon er pereride w — i the county’ “6 -: Ask your druggist for a small | 4 4 «e r ~~ ' aE, aad we A o,- ts 4 - " > ee > ts — wee wees ° . Zz .? WBAL (246) “Pinafore,” opera. 2 Joerokh Podorsk: 829 Came ee eet ~ S.eack the Bax nil bere last night by sawing! or large bettie $1.00. ee , _ . ‘ wee DR ~aveuneceaas = = a ne a : 3 ‘i . WEBH (3 : 3 >) Reve. \ aoa oe OO. a 2 tL wo AES a tg i ea hae peta: rapes ces: —————— a Bae TOF ae Toe stipe. OF ny = ~~? tha — ADVERTISEMENT ee $ WLW (422.3) Organ, dance music hin, see atten M ard A. Waestartr €S0° oe, Lain Greentree 45. 350 “Nepreske eerie srarinitniastieatapeeeeenedenineeamn oe 4 wT } Ore’ Pe Xe Clayton. wal M_ Metager. 1224 S$. 14¢h. \~2mr Bischer?. 2 5 ews % ae 4 i a - > a " - y Fa ert aes a - a Re Ta afl a e4 > ‘ - wer tes SS aad eb artes ms F- ~ ae - a med . ~ . 3 ale bss . A > Sarvee ~*~ : % zi 7° = xxx (336.9) Wisecracker ciub aIRTHS a ORDED. > and Mw Bes "O04 ¢ Se = _ 2 ronal re se oe @ . Be out ef a aAieced robber —re2 for the ot (438.3) Rose Rela Cailleau. | ac —————— ~ Garsreagia 21 5334 “are. sh to bee hee amen " ae Ss boys we 3 r and ‘MI Stow! an Lathe * RY Ri LZ PF FR VMITS ~ - ss —— — prin a oe Bae ~ ere pe TAaltine rouge | Louis - . (476.3) “A Step cn the e 8 and ~l5 =e oe P ~~ YY Ft gos —_ gisrict of ot me — Ransaa, wide. nite with the Y. M C A. an Rohiman 4 Umi trie Pte —s a ; 3 = Margao’ Game. O°. 1406 Acbert. ea Opperman. #4 1409 Salispury and MGssour OR AERO sy hey . - ee ee = - ie # aS ‘oe

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______... ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ ee THURSDAY EVENING, MAY 13, 1996 _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPAICH : PAGE 41 e wate | Ware . _- oO a : i — Statisti SE 5 LOWER Future Grain Prices |/WHEAT MARKET CHOPPY = | -— >} HOGS DO NOT HOLD | VEGE | OWE TR: ; a : i cous taneieaaie Ca | GETABLE MARKET FRUIT MARKET POULTRY MARKET istics $ ay 1 Pong ene SRS CHICAGO BOARD all Street FULL EARLY ADVANCE Potatoes Are Stead —— —a- 4tiong OL Friuay 8 nigh, low, closing and! Snecial tp : . Cs Are Sleady. Supplies . , : int ; ee pe ad en ~~ mee aiid Bn “st > 9 *s ane ispatch. , N P d C t EAST ST. LO! Is m0 May 13 saites Moderate Appk De nd S|] 9 Cc H e —t T Kus us rece rem Kausas C ‘AGO, May 13.—T ~~ W m St artinent Bane eB ae iP ' : , E B Jet markets: ——— WAS choppy ioaee waiinas sae se fey | € s an 0 men 9500" ganna Pg Pr gh tome os le ST. LAOLIS PRODUCE ROW, May 13 - Dull. hange. ; OF geass guetay _ , . . . i er. ext, om , rine tL ra ricer de ‘> old ‘ ol e¢ . : ‘ : ; 7 J iE 4 . * : » aca, y High Low, Close. Yesierday. breaking and then recovering Most cf Ti} higher on light stuff early yore sate 7 - me yy ¥ : nd ee DOtesOGs were moe ee. OA x a a oe +! May 1 a ST. LUIS BUTTER. bGG AND “ 2 i @Y.- ithe loca! tradere : ae j Pots, on noe Me y me imte cen! era Demand was slow MM. marke The apple market wes dull. Supplie i Try EXC on - , M A y Wt EAT a apres —— . PaGers a re bee arisn but ao ye | SPECIAL DA fe y Uriy stlady on but hers. Tt VD lent hogs ani vas =? @ i. . ¢ . e llarke t were moderate a d a — mi ° ef 2 RY i © HANG k.. May 143.—Hene - cre : a aaa Sf fy ’ = > a 2 - z= meee ees press the marke t on the pre-ont decline ught Jights., $14.15 ears pigs ‘ up * - mn odera te : ‘and rte - : —— Suppiles were ' aere reported of BO ‘ole T) eo Sa jew down ) i and large springs. undefsize My ADV ‘ ee : . : ‘ “~* . Ls bo} e D ai “9 4 LOS lob 1L59b i After G bulge. ca used by Bhort « ry ering ' 914.25; bulk UU pounds al d - 7 wr a , o~ ‘ > ™ roe a — UF ian. T he $% ot. bY 1) a ~~. - Davis ' eprings and leghom springs down °c. Cocks | e is amp zy pois MERCHANTS at 4 Ns { 160 mr 158 Ly ear Le 160 in the last wheat met heawy relling vy eoneees $13.75@ 14: 20U to 28 pound — ‘ wo ra ~ 0x : * an Stronger. Sa.es were re ported | ~y ted bh Ss a IngTrams ; 23. mized car | were le cheaper. x > a , Bs i. is. Wheat ioset _ the K 1 5] 14% ee 150 151% | Eastern houses and the ff tere Ba ; $13 65@13 5. 294) 24 ae P averaes - .4 ae SSEne tne is $3 OU. 2 joads Min- $3 Ye willow | twigs $0.50, Ben Davie Commission houses paid the follow Fr Y BETTER USE YER af market ves Corn wae unchane ed JULY WHEA1 — =. & | wiped ~~ The close WAS Quarter 10 %%c By a Special Correspondent of the EET t 143.65: Zov to Vad pound patents sete 26 —— hs ae a Colorado rus- |} a ges EO davis. O82 ¢ prices for round iote of various artiqes.: — — ----- - PE ne enh ke MO ETRE BEEN iowe May , 7 . , $13.25 a. oUt ' a gitege . . " , gig ed ate M1O0Taao russe ' “7 v ~4 : oO } p higher sents to Europe we St lL .150% 154% 135! 1351¢b | Jul te ‘ ¥ 7} 00 %@ %. old $1.99 ‘y Post- Dispatch. Aertot te: Ww iweaviest butchers. | cars Texas bliss triumphe > - my $3.59: gano. $3 to $2.75: willowtwigs |i. EUGS—+t resh {rete in good ya OWN JUDGEM at argenune § we Tree ” sinitel Chi 137 % 13H 1361 . 156% vg b Ang #1 30% @*c; September $1.32 4 @ Ons Emme s 2D; packing. sows, $12.25 track sale invoice weight yeaterda : age $3.75 to $5.50: genitines 6 te wk \26%c to 27%c: miscell os “1 mr a NI than 4 . CE tsisses ~~ © » tit ” . > “4 me ed : 7 “ im - § . “| 0! . . we hi r a 2. + ° “ . (mBives - ‘on " 7 ‘ ? eabo a* raay “s 7 1 2 ‘ “ - , ob ave” -* > P ie it enta promised to be eiiitsl Nut = . [28 * l2a% 12 ,% D 1°s. “uD 70%e ym My 4% "on ae .. May NEW YORK, May 13.—The vol- | aun” gow artings — : yee beef Idaho russeta $3.40 ay ‘ ar | mixed varieties. $1.25 to $5.25 per barrel. c@ecs returned ic less. / 1457 ’ i ¢ ge fT ‘TT : mm _—— —— , ad . , he Sel noe e¢ fi Cc. ‘ “A ° ei re ret “4 ‘ if é i » » Ce : i - . Ae — . taken Of a forecast (Mat tb niiien SEPTEMUPR WHEAT. Oats were Yac lower to %e higher: atr yi ume of business on the Stock Ex-|?UlU8S steady: most steers, $s l5a@s 75: oo ses price ranges: Idaho russet bur- a ve ey, Semen cael - =e Creamery oo #0 4 sold ff j ro choic ia — nt te to ioe | $. “o> to $2.90. ORANGES—Cal!!fornta navels. $2.50 t fowls, light, 26%c; } orm hens F > c; - jna. as FO" (iats were steau o 49c] St. ] Gaol G0 2 oo Peauid ause : @ moderate early advance.| Most of the time. solid Oo in the $14 85 oan ce 9 pound clipped lam be. (Cabbage supplies were liberal and mar-|$5°75 and Florida oranges. $2.50 tc $5 Cocks and stags 17e: ree springs - mand ane — es 3 4p I by YL, T ' Aquidatio t oped principaliy : SO - o decks 61-; ‘ oe oe Ee Wigge . o ' ~ . » £40; , : re oi Deuand nalper Be VUG er Chi ‘ Qa, 69 i nod .7 Re? \y the ~ fs i. ees, mo “as domy na mA ae late afte rneon It was tne same with medium. 516 es oe ones lame net elightly QUOTATIONS were dull. | —s Wee . Pings to Ze MeciuMm springs. éeec; un deraized 5 @ shade up to fraction-|/_ ¢ 8 s By (Ue 0% -% cee aa + — ) | an 7a ?': genbiemen - nesses | JOT: NB. EMONS- : Aiver ely ain” tons ‘tionally lower | 5: C:% 68% 6S ite 68 4a 67 Ie -GXb | mt roanestas. The break vLrouxht profit | sort of speculation which has been | oh. en Ny eR ~ $16.50; aged sheep | | ARTICHOKES—Caiifornia hoxes, $2 to to emg ae gg Dang A, 3608, &4 pte Reena apf ae Bes os owe! ; a si ~~ ’ . : 7 : " > - Pts A A.rg yy &§ ris nd Pitt Te ure ight , epe’- . , 4h : EM il ped ; ri ’ na ) : " > M4 : . ~ 2 eo “ > a ™ me early Lrac§ , J OC) Le a ~ ‘ri +r* ss = Jl ioe ( ORN. th earicat rallied os ao a9 an a Aen going on for the pa sf tr onth with | a j 40° heavies downward to $6.50. 2 ovU $3 ASPARAGUS. bt _ 2) 5 a $1 50 Re eeeore to mesaee a $6 =: ducka, 2c; —~ gt ducks, 12 ; geeet. josed 1% d sower ang 1. is «=e “3 £4x-awy a Sal. &i,| Offerings were ; le to satief 6 > - =e ‘ CA ou s ) v9 per ; o _ ida. Bea c; gSuinesa round " ‘ where July Cos , oS aie iE wii | if io % i3%a 73%-S%b! ings were ainpie to satisiy buyers. few interrupti ———————ee | Ball sellir ind 1¢ the p ie >is ‘ P fact r the , al .- LOU Clearing House Asrsocia- OAPRRAG - . gar. 2@1lz2“%c: 125 ids, or less. 1O@ile Ib.. poth under auc 0% re) 5S} oo Tl s TO % *) ly o bia | m orders ¢ i@ pit shorilyjas a market actor on t day i+ - ; ' | AGE —Texas bulk. per ton $35 to! wheat opens Gb OL. « eee i Chi . aS ~ mem 1. ein, 4 after the opening ion reported clearings tur May 13, 1026: | $40: Missiasion 7 ae son I New Yo © al rough, cearse underweight. eftc.,. not want- wheat $1.35 %. Seplembe row heat | 1.3 te K. “ -4 % 8 ms iS J 2 nie e-% There waa little export business re- previous. Motor shares turned | $26. 30UU,000 , correspunding da x jast | am! bulk a hor tan $2.25 o $2.50, | market a a my aricks e@ and lamba 50 &@ 55 ‘ i4@i7e¢ ser it. : ‘o $1.31 5s. July corti ia % Sep. lem ver - ‘ > a © asi your 3%.- | per bu heaeke Miesiasipypi 7 bys an d. N . ngs per . st three Northwestern markets com- iChic.. 404 Me 8640 4% 40 iat 40i, | STOR, ith showers over most of the General Motors reacted several 643,100,000. teport of debits for May | 90«, ‘ — ee “a . a one point ROGS— Jumbo 50, medium $3.26; ; ned had 566 cars of wheal ompared | > cara lh. Ba * _ | Northwest Russian shipments for the : (12, 1926 were: Debits to individual ac-| CELERY—California lerce crates. £6.50! higher raw e future kened | emai $2. behies, $1 ver dogen. . bi ° 4°" a “ eK ug 3g ,29 j ist Veur | J ULY OA’. wee kk were 192 O0OQ bushels. 3 points as the market d rew to a4 counts $32.200, 000: tota] Lo date $2 a i to Ss” } iorida $$" —_ “35 - “A . 3, * dnd ' 4 ol ? _ a u ell i wea en un- | NEW yi mK. May 13.—Liéve poultry if ' = salis reca@vinge 164 cars. Duluth 54) chic. 42% -% 42% 4hiub 414 -% Com was fairly steady on tuving by |close, indicating that the effect of 317.200 ne debits to bank and »ankers bunched. washed celer: $1.60 per beach | day pene ate ane to py? A reguiar: broilers by freight £5@ 30% do. ; ‘ | «| h ena}? “Say ety - = S * ‘ . r es . , . . _ . ' ) : ‘ : = . ‘ ‘ . , | " 7B Ses ; Pen feo UCR) Wheel receipts SHPTEMBign OATS —]shorts for profit. There also were rest-Jip goclarat che emtee Otel eae ry $19,500,000; total to date $2,- | for jumbo and $1.20 for sam. \lower. influenced by more liberal offer. | °7.52>°® S5@S0c: fowts. a3. » wa 1 @hich were 28.000 busneie. cor pared with | : ee at UALS ____ J ing ordere to buy July at 74%c. gsup- ve declaration of the extra divi- | Vs, 000; combined debits were $51.-/ CAULIFLOWIOR—Home-grown hotbed.| ings in the spot market | Side; do, by express. 31 @SAc; by | 33 800 a week ago anc 57.000 last vear Chic 42 *-43 4° hy 42 & 42% b posaediy placed by a short Country ecla ae dent after the close of business PO .UOO: total to. date to individual and $1.50 to $1.75 per bu box loose. Dealings in refined guger again were in freight 1v@ ZO. Lresaed poultry u- ; eluded 14 cars local and © throug. Corn | MAY RYE itttle more freely. Shipping demand for ; ar SiNeSS | bank and bankers ‘accounts $5,345,300,000 | CUCUMBDRS—Florida hampers, $2.25| limited proportions. Prices were un- | ‘St, fowls. fresh 30@ Sie; old roosters 2) ints, which were 65.100 buehels. com- | Gi xa 6 Vv epee | — _}lake and rail shipment was more active,}| Might have been discounted. NEW YORK, May 13.-—Call money firm-| to $3.25; Texas. $2.25 to $3.50 per bul changed at 540c to 5.40c for fine ne | 6c. , é recé with 65.800 a week wo and 38 400 ry3 te Ss.) e a he BO %, S83 ka Vata were w ithout much change. Cas) The er ne ral M ote rs ¢ xtra divi eT; high, 3 %, ‘ low, 3% . ruling rale 3 a 5 bask et. ' | ulated a — JC 0 2 oO me gTan | NEw bs es" May = Sy orm: s } } > +2 cares Oct | ‘ a ‘$p ‘Wir ” - inter . ite , -) } CE . ‘ 2 “ 7¢ aT 2 pt ; b ” , = oly : ® 3 a . e : : . | . > 5 , - . a —— } = [* : Ae . : of rec*! ts > y Ae ° reamery. er an : ee i, which were 64~((3 ernie 1). eS nine. | GIG We OE te ae han.” dend of $4 @ comme ae 0 edt. (Put ee teed en ee ee, eee N ONTONS—Home-grown, 15¢ to| Sugar futnres cloned steady. Approxi-| Cyiras 42@42 4c; creamery extra® (12 | through. Oaw ! or oe i ere “IChi.*,. 86% K5) &E = Ney pea ) = 4% 4 , ae end o did not come as a 8ur-;: : ; al 18 AZADA’ acceptances, 3 we i* . oF ome J Duna “ee i mete eales, 17000 tere: May. 9 44c¢° July | a . : s. compared with 108,000 a) s___80% __ Ba %d Provisions were Jower on selling by/,.; : Time loans steady: mixed collateral Go.qi | . GREEN PEPPERS—Fiorida 114-hyshe! | o «- Pat : wy: | score) 41%%c; creamery firsts (88 wo 1 tgp and 86.000 last vear, included | SEPTEMBER RYE ———= | foreign hquses. Lard was 2%c to SejPrise to many, but it was larger | qays, 4; 44 months, 4; prime a antile | SrBtes fancy renacked. $8: choice. $5 to! °°" et 2.66c; December, 2.76e; | seore) 35% @éic; packing oem. Cirreat . pol aniiiinaiie ne og ae en — — Pei . ~ ae : ee . 7 : ‘ : : or, : . ® : P : . P cad a , ‘ ; 4 > Ci } i i ‘ ° . Je . ry. " TF ; ,, oS. ese. rm™ ; rece’ ‘« 5 15 care a Ag be: I rt P ne jChi. .. 88 8&7 KR 14 8a i ee ade ribs 25¢ lower, bellies than a majority had looked for. | paper, 4. | 96; gad emai, 33. siiieniian Sea: teas nuary 76 | make, a a nS Mag ) were z , ar i ; , if 4 ° a ee _enenens _ —-——= “ ——— ‘ * . | . 4 ° © . ae ad . — R ; : — ome-grown per ren ., ; stere ; ony ogee te aint ] eh ee = | ues Olas “vp t “arait iu vuSsDels ft os agp ta oe he ss | | Joel Ss if . su the las TT) - h W it nm Norfolk & Southern Direct ors Re. j KA LE—H: merrown 50e to "he per $2.50 to 34. Louisiane, $3.50 to $5 Der broilers 38 @50c: | tu: keys . ° reotters ' 1.984.000 bushels. compared with 486.-| WHEAT. , CORN aa TS hh} EW YORK. May 13-~A more favor 'Very few interruptions. Che mar- Flected | Box. — ‘.-bu hamper. 19¢: ducks 30 mT 5-000 oo geal Gicted oe egg AP yp at ;Minvapolis | 252) 130 7 17 1% %p) | 3 t0.7 points. Active months soon showed | like the settlement of the British | today at the annua! auction of Bet a ctod ioc to $1 per bu box. casks. $12.50. to * : = 9 Ty fi Sy : week aro and 1 NO= OO) jaak ene » UO Kan. City. 6S 2° 64) 50 2) a | nei losses of 9 to , 12 points, July selling | strike and the apparent compro- holders The anual report of Presi fent a NIONB—New Texas yellow. $1.25 to TOMATOES Florida fancy ed inic - firste. 2a Kec jp 29c¢; o 7 ry on ak (NSAB c ¥ M 13 t Range of cash grain sales ‘Omaha | 38 29°. e ‘a gy | cal, or Southern seiling which was sup- | Sam eis traffic picking up. wit) Natneen thal’ mine ae , exican lugs, $2.90. ANS : , -~- Poultry : | Wheat—No. 1 red winter. $1.72: No ° Pole, “ry . - me il o4 ~ J | posed to include hedging against spot General Motors was holding up best in its nistary. h April business the | PARSLEY—I onisiana barre'a. $5, | TURNIPS—New Alabama. 30c¢ rer @os. Roosters ic lower, 13e to 1dc. Other : | winter, $1.70: No. 2 red Winky las +. : . 44 6 v 2 | purchases. 'as the last demonstratio | a suaeneeenenenet RHUBARB—Home-grown, $15¢c_ to $25¢! bunches: Missiasipp!, $1.50 per bu hamper. ' produce une ) ' : poe ™ 5" ’ ~ - : RaPriis ky, _, JoseT hy ] ; 1 Oy ey Trading was oni¢e nN >dera ely act i mor trati n prior a —— : ; * %, . re - rar!» my Ss] G3 l,, : te ; 6: me po : ao} ee ieee a oe | + . ge it t y Cc ive, , : . —_ ; Pag ~ : : Peoria .. at © os but selling on the ta f the declaration of the extra divi- | : Com—No. 2 mixed 1 i: 2 ate: ts. 1. 8 1¢; 23) 16) PF oo he prospects for better — , Be Ro 2 rellow. 74074150; No. voy | carols | 5 i 2a) 17) 26) 30 | Momoied ‘Ey ‘a less laverable vise of wae (end expected after the close of T72le @7T3e: No. ‘ellow. Tile: W ; Wicrhita . .| i 2D as Stee . _ar 2 > yo : ; : fF yalow 65158 No > BB mn, lc; No. 6 iDetrett | 1 , i . aes 6 | ee labor news. which me re | business. But it did not help the 3 itn © a. Aah 4 r, i Baltimore | . ae ~ | poris at raliroac men wou not return , — . : ee : Brian é 2 z ‘ a: Mo. F white. cotton tb : ; owned : Ske s ee me | to work except in a body. and colored other motors \ ery much. An idea ; mm aeaue fe ple grade | eae a ae 2s pleas ae 5 eneey eusier late cables from Liver-;of the extent to which the last | ; mctiand : j > nm oof ~ l* +. a “ee ' ‘ * e RES Spann | Galveston is se sieves ete 5 -... | There was coptinued liquidation by re- | S€@80N's Speculative extravagafices | | Grain Bids and Offers. |New York.) 126'.... 5}... .) 30'...,. | cent buyers later in the morhing when | have been undone would have ap- | > | b | ™ CHICAGO, May 13.—Grain bids amd of- } ch bearish sentiment was encouraged by the | , D fers fuliow oo a ae RE mee On favorable Western belt weather forecast. | peared in the comparison between | ; . - ~ {| July worked off to 18.32%c and December | ae . , if f* ore a he io i of Q } , | . »* r 4 f Wav wiieat ee sa a ‘y German Bonds and Stocks. to 17.44¢ or abour 17 to 20 pornts net U highs . aie 192. and the PaPiyv | A ' Jo y wy e: + 124 fh 1 “ys 1 5 -_ nanan tie — lower and the market was quiet within; part of 1926 and the lows today. | : od pone : aa. aa NEW YORK. May 13 corman bonds | boint or two of the lowest at midday. ” : ay eho C nN an e Ce one fl om an a || | Ju | : 4 4 a. 5 af i st KS w re ¢ 10 ee fi) ag — The ariy afternoon market remained Hudson Motor was off 76 points, | ; Cor’? ‘ iL. , ve ” % ria Stor N ere quoted as f mie he - - “ie : ' : ‘ reign . ; : , ~ . : | Mav oats a 401, (Quoted ir dollars per million marks. ! quiet ty alae eggs — ont! cover- | Jordan Motor 38, Paige-Detroit 139, | July oats _. 11% i Rid Asked Te Oe eee nd dow a : id. Asked. |18 388¢ and December 17.50c. active monthy/| @ so on down the list. ee PE —--— ‘ = = - . " . | “B.3 | German Gov ‘war joan) 5s generally showing net deciines of 10 to The sensati ay wt °j ) ‘ S 1 % GO O DS S S B ( Chicago Grain Carlots. 1904 rT v iwat ee) os R00 ann 1k alate. . . of ] rh sensation today was provid- | FIR T MORTGAGE 4\/, oO LD B N ’ ERIE , ASO. May . 13.—Carlot receipte: |Hamburg 4&5 '19...... 130 140 =O > ed by Nash Motor, when blocks | 4 neat : eorn, -: pate. Ba’ Tre, 4: (Juoted im dollars per thousand marks! New Orleans Cotion Opening amounting to $0,000 rer tak ‘ bariey. 7 j '} German gen ele n- ™a ot ives ee a Alcea i sala ramagy So er; were taken | D M ——— 7 Aha ge ti elec 4 4 Pp ’ War «20 ae? iY VA m a, NS Me a { ) P ro “ ; at wo German gen elect 4+.s ‘19 1%, ~ i“ Pa aieake = 7} PS mm a4 ht around 02. At first this was SuUDPD- | ed ay i, 1926 Due May 3, 1961 ADVERTISEMEN Berlin 43° pre-war , oS c Octover 17.11c: December 17.12¢ Jan-; posed to represent the lic ion | , - __.... | Hamburg 3s. 348 & 4s pw ” “ nary 17.18c. | ' iquidation | ot edeemable Betore 1958 . to corroborate Cheever’s allegs . Hamburg Am Line 444s.... 27 eg : Sean wearer Be inthe open market of a big estate tions. On e F hin Wo man No German Lloyd 4'28.... Zo 27 Chicago Cotton Market. account. Afterward this rumor was No ern an Liovd ‘ . 11 | WImbet 4 ‘ : a uesiar neolse 31 , 1” OHTCOAGO. May 13.—Cotton futures; denied and the street had t ’ , ; . K Prussian consols 3 ‘2s .. 1! 12 |clad as follows: May. 18.10c: July.| heck uncn $1 to fall Interest Payable May 1 and November 1, in New York City or in Boston. in tint ac 21 ] 14s | 17.88c: October, 17.20c; December, 17.18c. | ~~ upon the theory that it was a ADVERTISEMENT | D se dort ts pre-war 5 . a | transfer of a large block of stocks | . leap ar hapa i oe Pewwrar - « | St. Louis Spot Cotton i which ’ _— ATi mon o~ p 5000 and 10 Vv00. t ver, ’ . Commers and Priv Hank 141, + |) idling 10a5c: wiédiine Gt AB 6: Food | Famous Players was lower. So 9 $10, Coupon Bonds and Registered Bonds, and the Several Denominations, Interchangeable. i eae : — ~73 | middling bo» middling fair, ZO.2 a ; : oa n dyS Dr ao. «i's $3 ! tl sl : . |was Teas Gulf Sulphur. The su- | ' - . A resaner Hunk : 4) > 8 a eae See een Se iene A ‘ g . : - Was People Noti : A Yatnr Rank men oS Ol | ——+ | gar stocks were inclined to hold | Redecm . ‘ , F ‘ . : or,| Off With ce It. Drive Then} Darmstaedier Bank f° te 30 le | New Yor Cotton |; their advantage of the previous able, at the Option of the Company, in Whole but not in Part, Upon 60 Days’ Notice, on May 1, 1958, or om Any Interest | ; oe 4 ‘ > = ; barely steady, 14 to 20 points iower: July. | q, 7 , Rand . . . . ate! von i wae barram 0 € oa — ee ey ee aie a inane: | Standard Oil of] Caltecsia, alles A Legal Investment, in the Opinion of Counsel, for Savings Banks in Massachusetts, Rhode Island, ’ b a ach- . af . ' TY) beer 7 F ' a r ” ‘ | ¢ ri» y ‘ - _ . . “ ™ ° not The ~ icggl dag Olive Tabiets | Chicago Provisions rember, 17.00c, January, 1/.44c; March taking place most of the time just | Maine, Vermont and Connecticut ; '@ SKin should begin to cleay after Ee i : under 54, the figure at whi | us ~ i “hy : - — = - ---- ‘a Pr oo4, lich the) you have tak : CHICAGO, May 13.—Provision arke! Prev | : , nights. e . en the tablets a few . All weak men and women “1088 ana fang follow: aoe marse: . High. Low Close Close. | old shares had left off. Of the : = : : All nervous men and women | Ts eer oe i aa — 1 016,434 shares of new a ad : m she Cteanse bleod, bowe " i re 8 “rea on high. low. Close, | July ...18.46 18.32 18.35 18.49-50/ 44% 494 Shares Of new no par val- THE FIRST NATIONAL BAN of | pee with Edwards’ one as é All skinny men and women | 6 a LARD. | October 17 05 17.40 17.41-43 17.59-62/! ue capital stock, 9.516.434 shares | K OF BOSTON, TRUSTEE A ¥ . . MI; eye — _ wits » or imo » | OO oj r . 50 . a va é - cde on —ge je ubstitute for Can grow stronger, healthier andi 7. *""**cc ccs: T. 22 ‘? ae 15 Lb ~~ heel + + + oe tire ty rh |}are to be issued on a share for’ 4 ’ , « ess ‘ pet " . ” J tin« > 2 os > 7s ° : . . t« ~ | ch | after taking em. ere or pals more vigorous and take on solid RIRS. . = | March .17.70 17.54 17.55 17.65 share basis for the old and 3.500.- Matt B ] E P ‘d h g h ° ° : . . ' he! Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets do Beaded flesh in 3( dave iuet. by tak-| May .... a Th Ra NEW YORK, May 13.—Cotton futures | 000 shara to holders of Pacific | . ones, Sq. resident of the om pany, as summarized as follows his letter to us, stating the particulars nm * 3 " r ‘ e J Lit * . = open ac] es a Ju : & Se . e rg = i . . . “~ the | oy par gory their" i eee ey © Cod Liver Oil Com Set BELLIES. 18 70 | TF 55c Coaeaaed: 1 oe: leneary a ates | Oil stock outstanding. Pacific Oil regard to this issue: ; | . , u cir action ound T: b TS our +} ‘Ss ¢ da Vv—as “MM =a ' e March 17.70 i ge mia sellin ; Standar i) f “alif also | ied initatian instead eof sev i sta te " : ts fou aoe a Ga! as Max # ) , i777 se 5 l . é i pr He Z scien : alifor- : : j ake AS CANnCdYV. i, 4 7.80 ~ 00) ——_—_—_— — SOE EERO Mf STOCK ‘hanve as hus . « - ‘ ‘ 5 ae F - ee oe ' 1s cand: a | F ae ior | change hands just PROPERTY. New England Telephone ana Telegraph Company, with its subsidiary and connecting companies, pro- f of | ts ev © takes Olive Tablet And what a hit these flesh-produc- —_ | ederal Land Bank Bonds. | above 1 as against the previous | ides teleph ice throughout Maine, N hire. V Massach d Rhode Island s ever cursed with a “dark brown nat a hit th ! i-} 11 St. Louis Hay Market a aes : Gragg” vides telephone service throughout ainc, ew Hamps Te, ermont, assachusetts an ¢ > Ad +. } 4 ia “oO P re = a Nome — « * . i : ‘ose 7 ch “5 . . " 9 ns - te. taste, a bad breath, a dull, list) ing tablets have made. On iruggist mothy hay wass trone and sharn NEW YORK. Ma: S| ei ci0se ¢ 4 Ny and serves a population estimated at 6,500,000. The book cost of the company’s real estate, buildings and telephone “no good” fee li 4 “= ; , : 7 = Sere Sin Harpy LB 1.3 I ,OTAI land | La O Oi] ‘ da T p ° | . ‘ ‘ ‘ = Pid liver, bad re pe ager Bhs tripied his sales in one week. — on . s iy ler grades. The light | Tmnk loans were quoted | ~* a an ransport was one plant, which cost is considerably less than their present value, was over $219,000,000 on March 31, 1926. Other assets : ’ . Miah “ | *) fies si] : ‘ en “7 y " " ° - > : a and Clive Tablets are a purely vege- ing, evil-smelling Cod Liver Oil is @ the better grad: Ailaifa situation firm on | Fed lal Bk o Nov 194¢1op31 103 % 1035 % prices oll shares, following its ad- total funded debt, including this issue, will be only $86,829,000. r me > ye compound mixed with olive wondertr? vit 4G f | fles} rod grades are ate is dnd a 1 ; : be ‘Pa 4 \ aa es 103% 103% / mission to trading today. The nase > . of 2 rongeri ' ‘itaiizer. Psh ' duce Frage i 2i680 in ail regues., ne €@:% Ngo i Fk ~ I ; 3p? { 1. - : : . . . ‘ : e.e is ite ee ill know them by their and healt} : ‘ I i r i sy ‘T is SlLf@Uuy. Prairie ha ™aret ‘ nd j wed I, Bk 4 Wa 90 pore et os red, | stock prey iousily had its@market on SEC IRITY: The ferst mortgage covers ads a first lien all the rT eal estate and other operty, other than securilses, ar St. Dr Edwards ° aoe elearaanet ne m c ation nominal S: ' , Fed L4 Bk 4! Mas 1937 op 22 100) i 104) the curb. where it closed Wednes- now owned or hereafter acquired by the company in Maine, New ampshire, Massachusetts and ’ - ‘~e am rT} ants owl "1 } IOP. PP ictcage Oo yn ? _ sear eda mM } gs ia Ric 4k Mav 1087 914 , * ; ’ ’ . See atients afflicted on liver — bog who w avi ‘ to swf 1OowWw the hi r oth - We 4, st iT} weg” og »*) 4 Fj “~~ ity . ans “ts ; - ap oeeenes a z + ba, day at 19. A hove 19 La today it Rhode Island, subject only lo a mortgage of $820,000, on a specific parcel of real esiate. wel complaints and Oltwe Tablets ribie stuff. when these wonderful! *°,,~ (oY © --@~ > timothy £21 | Oo 53 um dit fan 104%enasioicieme | was a new top for. the yes : A464 ley 8? AT a nimewnm @ ee 6) red jas ' 7 Jan 19430on383 101% 101% | ™ as a new LOp ior the vear. la oO . ° 4 ‘ of a the immensely effective result tablete—MeCov's Cod Liver Oil Com- No 2 is i gf mone ge sed $22 a > “1 | Fed La Bk 4 1&J 195 30p33 101 by 103 % | Oil has large holdings of acer te issue: - The proceeds of the Series B bonds, to the extent of about $27200000, will be used to repay om ‘ sf e a arouna tne a "AC2 ‘ in , . , . . it ieek She nna apotter you feel is bn into cover pened Seberes: Ne. f Oars cree) ie fe Ot eae ceataed eee | eat denen racaibo 6Sasin in provement of the company’s telephone system. The remainder of the proceeds will be used for the further extenuve 7 . : tewerh . ort ad i ‘>. * i j ; ii>\ & pw “ Z - i i G a rs) rs Jab. Ll? ww iho) J! via (F.4 “% i . lt TY Py e . . ' lfailfa $30@31; No. 1 alfalfa $25) Ped Ld Bk 4% J&J 19540p34'105 108! en res | end improvement of the company’s telephone system. Be _ of 60 tabdieta for 69 cents and If. a standard alfaifa $20@ 27: No ° al ge wx aes os ; - er gaaile rhe real feature of the foreign | ’ mmy man or woman doesnt cai aE i 4 2°) Gs OD ennice morairis We [0 ea * ei . ~ a+ i . . . least 5 Prtinds nm 30 dave money ~~ a | Fig F # : 9 a” van am ci6e61 o 1 Dry Goods Market Review. Situation was not th e relief over EARNINGS: oes Wolff Wilson Drug Stores, Enderle _—— ES ithe English strike settlement nor Y Net E . ig ‘4 e any dr gint , Special to the Pos Nspatch., P : ‘ ‘ ‘ ears . ‘ Rie it ° ~~ } ™ a . E wit Stoel Quotations. No W YORK Nay 13 Cotton rou le | the reported compromise Bal Po- Ended Gross Ane Interest Net sf anc ort i@m{_loy'sa the oricina!] Lew YORK Mat . Stas ce a ¢ arketa “ontit } quie oday ith } 4 ‘ eae ve Kena i and Eenuine, and dont forget ther igi, ) 40) +) gH VaENIZeG were quoted al * oe for fidanh0s i! qd wy lire whic hy carried rates down To a . ae sie — . _— - oom aati . a waa ee unde rweight children grow | sheets, $4.40/¢4.60; biack sheets, $3.15@ | for Rent Raw silks were yguict and |g new low. 1921 $37,312,788 $6,998,844 $1,012,449 $5,986,395 & « Ma roOnMUISst | -> " ate ; murs » Dh mHNeHMATE Te stone | nee : Pee, Se 1922 42,320,747 8,152,617 1,959,449 6,193,168 | | » Bead et : 1923 45,027 835 5,841,497 2,647,294 3.194.203 : | OPEN UNTIL 8 P. M. EVERY DAY res Market. | 1924 48,418,279 7,240,676 3,508,373 3,732,303 NEW YORK, May 12.—The fea- | 1925 55,064,421 8,677,208 4,755, 988 3,921,220 : ture today in the bond market was | *Iincluding interest on advances from the American Telephone and Telegraph Company. the oversubscription of the $40.- | , | 000,000 New England Telephone During this period of five years, net earnings available for interest have averaged over two and one-half times interest > and Telegraph 4's offered at 94% charges. The net earnings available for interest in 1925 were more than twice the annual interest requirements on the funded debt of the company as it will be outstanding after the issue of these bonds. to vield 4.50 per cent This is the second longet tae 2 ; ‘ ; utitite Sand wii a ae si a Substantial increases in rate schedules throughout the company’s territory became effective during the latter part of 1925 sicenk 66: en aa ee joe and have been clearly reflected in the company’s earnings for the first quarter of 1926. Net earnings for the quarter war and the success of the offer- amounted to $3,232,146, and were at the rate of more than three times the interest requirements on the company’s total ‘ing, notwithstan@ing the low yield | funded debt, including the present issue of bonds. ) basis, wae taken to indicate the EQUITY: The company has outstanding capital stock (indluding installments), in the amount of $110,495,327, of fundamental state of the invest- | " which about 61% is owned by the American Telephone and Telegraph Company. Dividends on the neni ‘ 1¢ 34 cS 3! ‘ s , } . ' ' ' ; ment demand. Bonds sold a t a pre- | stock as outstanding from time to time have been paid at the rate of not less than 6% per annum since 1898. The pres- |} ™mium of a quarter of a point im- | ent dividend rate is 8% per annum. | | mediately trading was begun on the exchange. : : di ee ee new bonds THE ABOVE BONDS ARE OFFERED FOR SUBSCRIPTION, SUBJECT TO ISSUE AS 9 ceuleentan acd qaaee an aed ‘PLANNED AND TO APPROVAL OF LEGALITY BY COUNSEL, AT 944% AND . The prompt sale of the bond had a INTEREST, TO YIELD OVER 480% TO MATURITY. ' stimulating effect upon the cenera! market. All the United States Gov- ernment obligations were’ strong Subscription books will be opened at the office of J. P. Morgan @ Co., at 10 o'clock A. M., Thursday, May | ee — ‘ ‘ *. Ow 4 ’ —_—S— oe ae ——_—_— = -- ES —— and the fourth 4% Liberty and ° : T : — , eicmamait eptiges Wier. Fe fr BE, tn 13, and will be closed in their discretion. The right is reserved to reject any and all applications, and also, in an tp RM ay ee wedi er case, to award a smaller amount than applied for. The amounts due on allotments will be payable at the office ~ . s ALL There was active deman" for ]. P. Morgan G& Co., in New York funds to their order, and the date of payment (on or about May 26) will be stated ¥ SEASONS’ NEWE ST | such rail issues as Erie issue, Mis- in the notices of allotment. Temporary bonds or interim receipts, exchangeable for definitive bonds when received . S STYLES & PATTERNS Be Oe from the company, will be delivered. co obligations secured under the rior lien mortgage. . i ' 1000 Newest ; Oi] bonds attracted more aften- J. P. MORGAN & CU. KUHN, LOEB & Co. = tion. It was announced that the KIDDER, PEABODY & CO. s Sinclair Corporation would redeem Spring POALS | cv: or current earnings $2,500,000 FIRST NATIONAL BANK, New York lBuy ONE DRESS, ANOTHER FOR.”...LC 1 DRESS $2.95 2 DRESSES $2.96 Same aut tant a ek, 2 THE NATIONAL CITY COMPANY, New York ; 1 DRESS 5.95 2DRESSES 5.96 eee es oe ee BANKERS TRUST COMPANY, New York ~ 1 DRESS 7.95 2DRESSES 7.96 TO Other inciéente were a herp GUARANTY COMPANY OF NEW YORK - 1DRESS 12.95 2DRESSES 12.96 , - nee ee ae ba | eee | v a7 - : : Cy) A Company s. ie y N y "“s* “ 1DRESS 16.95 2 DRESSES 16.96 | : $10.95 | is 202 12 cova company sD HARRIS TRUST AND SAVINGS BANK LEE, HIGGINSON & CO. mand was present for Hudson and Manhattan ineomes just below &1. | * There was also improvement in) Dated May 13, 1926. A DEPOSIT HOLDS /Remington Arms 6s. | | . ANY GARMENT J C Brana togpies. 6 a oe Ga The above offering is confined to banks, savings institutions, trust companies, insurance companies, corporations inclines sag. ‘olan | : on the manele pure d ™ the rally of and to brokers and dealers actually engaged in buying and selling securities as a business. _ — -————= SE the last few minutes of trading on nied : ' STREET CARS the ai v before. Both Italian 7s As subscriptions have been received for all of the above bonds this advertisement appears only as a matter of record. > uti « a " , ic D AND BUSSES and French 78 were down frac- tionally. HODIAMONT rAGE.-GRAND eee —

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a ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __THURSDAY EVENING. MAY 13, 1926 f PRR eh po oe NASH MOTOR. ss 322 TODAY’S NEW YORK STOCK MARKET ; ; . 622.3 ' 6. ' ii} a year age. Total enies from Jan. 1 te | (C OM PL ET E) | oe it eeetees’s BY SPECIAL ASSOCIATED PRESS WIRE el ON PRA LOLO OLA L ae SEN OAPI: OR RS edit ute, ya. perrete: ™o) sh gay L Fre? FFF ee =TOCK EXCHANGE, -_ aT cOmpicatioge im the Sat ise? acvices wore 5 a 22g ac Y¥ : eB, here as 2 A 0 (Gemoeed i a~a* as a arvred eal ite 3 ..24hice ff che — a , é Heavy Offerings Quickly Taken in What Street Hears Is Planned Bear Drive and Stock Rises Sharply Instead of De- mr, ~oPS Viw® at BBE me , id @ + Maddie y i rae iON PE 0 28 wan pars A 1 RR LE | engl A EE i, eI oe ae a f ie bt at uae of International Y ' . , ee eu ww * * @ | rere es a | ek 1% Ceban Dom ‘‘usdaly Pacame cd Ga Jig hone dua sais Pe we OR ME nt RE + “aeuwuiw £ i > ' a ix ' f é wise Duil. STOCK MARKET AVERAGES o “,. > — 20 incCust71acs. ww! Pie: TeeOS > . 2 5s % > 2 By t 4 Pa | #' @ ts ss eg i? ? i . a 4 oe ’ bed it fs tai duUeveduweu 4 &’ Walker Dry archased toe Herman Res’ Aco. Chicago. piece goods job- | to serve the Chicago territory | piece goods. The business acquired by taking over . The Resier jodbing . “9 » or fae fe eet eo c SS Pp ws ew 7a pea e. rs ae ae wry et } mr & OE) 7%) ‘ we + 7 a ee ae By Leased Wire from the New ¥ ork Rereae of the Post-Dispatch. NEW YORK, May 13.—The Eve- ming Post in its copymohicd finan- ciai review today says: “With the excepticr ustaliy heavy turnove Re wie a an g ¢ ee ee ae ee Ped , ee { d pp be bee 2PM me, > pee Cal ~ * 4 OE ma AG tar) met SuSaeatncnueeSalaSelSBsssn peenmhees ot tk ee ie oe ob kh ihn oie hk es nes hn es, FR Pe sgh Ar ati TPR ALES aap tol EF Fe du 4: u? rm’ dh 09 its Rame will Ors, accompanied ee than 3 points te vee Tr - at 23- ss po © i 3 Zr? y" 4 ht oh , isieihit © ab market today wag extremes Prices were generally higher at epening and these gains were | throughout the day. more than the ‘tention. Total below those of Were likewise c apy features. obligations were With the except S= and 6s. both o United States Were helpel Mm money. Call money 3% per cent, where ; throughout the dav heard in bankine cuarter: to-day funds were a. outside at as low as + = The “Battic” i “Wall street was what of a@ sensat? Nash Motors trans, the whole stor Able from the Py ’ ’ be cocnected with the adjoin- = showrooms of the Ely : ~ Dw | eed # be ve Asien 1949 'O 2b ae ar 2 Pbu te ad (et dd Pee dive > be 4 ¥ baGe »® Ww oe a i Passer tiiall oat) et to Se > 4 Ss 4 yi hae HH r Y ’ ay ‘ * te al s 4 a Le , ‘ My ye OE ER ie QQ oe med pe ermeny: si%ey wy h 4 Ph ts e sb eee A ya sf ee “Oe © rc of the Great Western Sugar ill a vacancy. =———EeEeE te) SF TH FLeO LS Cee 2 » ' Renal 4 St be og ity re SI Vale SINE PS lia OPE TE OEE raeP 3 et ol || po om pet Pet et bt 0D et Ga eee f f' £ Oi Gis vim vies OS ee U he pe ui & wibi i# pee aad we ST AR Rha Ary, SAS ASS aes oa 4 ABER hd ANOS AEA OE the VA pth Drie ch ote > sieSieig se oper oee tripacben Spit 1 SE 0 BF af - SSRI SAR REG MEE LEE BFL OE i tage GA” Es t (e # to yer oe od w tw ‘pai Wren ee i ee. oe ae ed Aa ee 5B2.. * By Bu. Ta mo men 2 emer me ge Ris grgane *1me cmap oe sean eal pe Cede hente eit we eal tr ] ‘ id ames he $8 ane pss made a drive Cav.and then again They were unable to age either time Story goes, it & @ranédstand play tedar. The news of to the houses which we: me it and it Was reter frustrate it. Through their specialists were av ru: nase 77 : better todar Th had been an’ OF ht ap Re tet atey MO a eee 4 reat i ae ie oF Z . -. ya's EBARSETV a8 five € a On We oe ene Yr es rs * . hh . od ute hoes bi a » ad i® - s% TT - .) ; ; A oe ea - ” oo shares ae ee oe ee tek " Bo utitilOuubuelnnal Bietiionn aks: 2 d Pe ow ets i e22.8) fie - led - . be 8h RGRse # «# re Ff mes bie aut ARS fer. # £4 A & eden a eae BANsR8 otitt A ed ee ee eee or ” “« 4 if) 7 | anerd APRIL EXPORTS $388,000,000 -—— | en eee es | pa serial Briefs ances ee Meats ssamnoge||_New Securiti _ST. LOUTS STOCKS Ra SRSRLRSE- 2 wt ~ a ot » if | a ht oe ~ ave thenwe wko were al “ee a . a : “ee . wr 2a ir" " 7 ‘ - - eee ee et ra te 4 Fee # imterest im the marke? - Prous! nag ese: sio , SASHINGTON e2or-ar - > t ~ => meee ‘lines VP om their tees with ba. nj NEW YOR, May 1°. . ee ee ae ¥ 3 , agg iy S sryu EN CRANGE, May 13.—Total _ ~ : : - - 5 - ——.. - - > - - -~ ~ 2 = > ~ + = » . _ a’ . . - - - ; ~ ~ Market Terres Pell. en EvTegate 2507 oS tor: ee ae eee eigen ~ — Pananes Bee Commedities Lewer. es Fay = Live Stock Elsewhere “Prices teok a gener,’ ’- — es ies : — ox anil a "pg ty ERTS ee cCeurse t2 the Princina ) et " 2 : em = > eee eee | kate Jane to etce e seas | E -- . > 1% : 9G. : —a's + . ~taking and ymige waitin ' cn > a . the ; ‘tok oon , ee - — : O00 est 2.mest $i a bale Wheat 7 : Te AD ” . 1 — ? - ewes Within aarres unite it. csi.:|.. - $+.000,008 of § : ‘oD pe , svetaces ; a Ee heme ne ' NEWTON CoOUS trading and she wei fractiar Rel oo mS LA Todt ' ‘ + ae aa Se > , 2 ee... _ : 3 -_T" “ ; > oa a 3 _* “> a at the eciese. Corn se gematny ne . tener ara? S ps mt . ; Sua ‘fore Jen's i? 254 wn Sena t+ é2 pe ei. , ’ ARKANSAS at Search sunme>* ¥ a ' a. 3 } 72 ‘ m HAE’ a ——— — apa fe a ft ‘ , mea Pie ee ; F y? a ee Wea. her TF Reo rt > ‘ z5 * . : Pe! P; Ge pe. : a hs . ” a aterest Marck rst and et Re ke «= 3 ~- — & a ah New York Citr. _ svmeaaed Fesas cet Ss oer Somme: 3 acer , , o> indiene Agee oe om. See Se t Rorwensdee. ci a | - as : Porpuancn i= - ‘ed inom =~ $2 2 2 co | . Taney Saement ef $125 ais the =e | | B= OS a ae | > ™ the oeederred. : Bice Par amg f ba CS ee ee ee ee ee 5. ute era ad - 2° a #Pecta : “Mar 1 — od rate on the : TAT AO. Sim ta ? > Srmre met wo Seater sacs; = = «= t i end of L2 wer cemt on the omtmary shares 7 4 7 Tetarnad Se : —— . Siaer age Hy Rg tne : a ao ot weetrrnetl Lawes mae, wo ta da Te BONE. adn sow | SY To me ~~ yy ~ —— FE , ere _ leon LORENZO EL me the same (on. Sean. VY T3ON: Smt 232 | pend wets. $8 5008 75. atenen Si: —*, §- 5 - a eS ee | a ee a 7 ANDERSON &@ ‘Sueeremens tient Sats, Pee preference and so | 2.33 Ti - i ~uaeete &3 i a5 J — ~ aie . . , | ; ee aration) © cictiows on che peas aac : Fe eo Oe a : conan. : ae ee 7ii ST. CHARLES! es Se Oe | ee heMiity> te week «= 7! 74 * . : ; ; SA. = , ° ' a 4 es. “ a =e" 3 * . a wST. LOUTS <umte, tent « » ~~ oe . ras ¥ = el F . : + : _ . 5 : . 1 a — . Y : , ae . ae = : - - oer cea. leather Co. imcreased its sendy. Jui iT a OY © ne ol ages pertgens Aw "

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table and wrought iron table lamp. There are upholsterings of velour in a fine Bleeding gums stopped in 13. The cushions are of loose spring-filled variety. hours; soreness disappears in 24. St. Louisan ‘Tries to Kill Himself. choice of patterms and colorings. tet oe x Ea a 3 ae —— 4 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH es 7 : : 7 : . | yr EVENIN AY 3 92 ds iainsaeicaaeaill — es + &* a ———— me ‘ ee .. ST LOUIS POST-OSPATE THURSDAY EVENING, MAY 13, 1926 aap aEEG EE — ’ : r E VATA VEVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAY, VAVAY, Popular Comics REAL ESTATE MAN 10S LF WaRT missoun ven 10. RN VAY VAVATAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAYA AVAVAY, Popu ig J. W. Dry of Kansas City Was For- | SERVE MID-WEST FARMERS Vs , | ee 3 News ‘Photog ‘ mer Mayor of Mexico, Mo. | sccsianbacsimniica | | i : Srecial to the Post-Dispatch. | By the Associated Press. | Por, Pe a = a . MEXICO, Mo., May 13.—J. W. WASHINGTON, May 13.-—-AB ap-| ) uO) , . 7? : ; tH Wry, Kansas City real estate deal. peal for improvement of the navi- | : THURSD *Y. way 13. 1926, ; er, who killed himself in Kansas‘ ¢ability of the Missouri River has | q} : , ti City yesterday was Mayor of Mex. en presented to President Cool-| read i 4 ico from 1914 to 1916 and was in idge and Secretary Hoover by a gate the hardware business here for ‘ielegation from the Missouri River. “ 4 many years. He dissolved the part- | Navigation Association and nine anes s | nership of Dry «& Sappington here | Congressmen, who seek to rduce i, _ wi » i in 1922, going to Kansas City. the cost of transportation to agri- nf ( — a = .F ; ‘ulture. Z if bs, _) | Sy = BS Saar A. J. Weaver of Falls City, Neb., te ie q 1 po Pak i i : ADVERTISEMENT Sree ab of the association, and Art Ta os ae. = Representative E)lis, Republican, of | fi : 7 Bee . Do Vour Gums Missouri, announced that a propo- | i | | £ Soon | sal to complete a six-foot channel | i { ; ' ae se BI | to Sioux City, which was eliminated | [b rr aoe i Si * eed When You from the rivers and harbors bill, m Hist Sa ae : / would be offered as an amendment if ‘a gt } E B to the measure. ; fl if . ned I Be rus our eet The delegation told the President ‘ att J : and the Commerce Secretary that | i tt aK in tt Creosene is a new, they had not receded from their in- : if , = Nei ae Pat = stop improved, pleasant | sistence on real relief for the Mid- Ua 2 ‘ | = form of home treat-) Western farmers. = mrsi cl eeeeed a Soa a8 to it before meut for pvorrhoea. The original project for deepen- —— , 7 PP U8 9 OTT pyorrhoea infected gums which | ing the Missouri River to Fort Ben- 4 =i wanes z . x } ie a | % devel banighes this terri. | ton has been modified, they said, | memerrrirreeres €ET —— pate be em en rere bs re : 3 Ops. ble disease by kill. | and estimated thut the completion ; my Ta Pe end Bed-Davenport ee Winged Chair ee Armchair a Occasional Table ee Table : “3 4% wre ing the germs, saves; of the channel which they now pro- = + TY nas teh ft Br x 4 et ee ee 2 ad | ou ul expense an pero cave the fi rs nts | ‘ “— = — : ; : : : ie o orl frig pense and severe 198 tage farmers 6 cent a 2a a - i a Five beautiful pieces...large roomy bed-davenport, winged chair, armchair, occasional : day...a bedroom by night. | & Bed Outfit ¥ $9 a Month Pays for This Wonderful Group! e. : hours: pus clears up in two to three BIRMINGHAM, Ala., May 13. * » i ‘ ss . Se Saves Gesth begin to tiehten in ten| William Hess of St. Louis, who Five-Piece Each piece has a handsome wood frame finished in walnut. A living room by ; y days, and if your trouble has not came here to obtain work several! been completely eliminated in three days ago, was found in his bed at or four weeks, get your money back. jhe American Hotel with his throat Creosene is sold by Wolff-Wilson and wrists slashed. He was rushed Drug Co., Walgreen Drug Co., En- 15 the hospital, where it is said‘ derle Drug Co. an¥ other druggists | j,i), condition is not serious. Hess - ap | at $1.00 a bottle, or sent direct on | said that he had become despon- aim fe | | Ef ek iad receipt of price, with positive guar- | eile Setlliae Sil tiktteenn te find tab a fd Eom Ss antee of satisfaction or money re-. e oe a ee , . , irae a Guests Os, Desk 4, 49. | Ployment, and had decided to end | Tt . Vf Lak EERE SO aR ae lanta, Ga his life. -He is about 59 years of | 7 a | on tae Saige SoS. Sent gee SET ROE Oger : age. | : Pate ea . ——s oe A | ET, pC | | sof: 22s te : : * | | 68th | | cS “Sf fF JN cement se: ANNIVERSARY #& . . What $17.85 Will Buy! +1 / Rone \ Oy An Amazing Week—See Sunday, May (6th, Posti® — a All Next : WE CAN'T INVITE YOU TO THE |!|A Simmons full-size iron bed finished in a rich brown, OLD LIQUOR CELLAR! |metal link fabric spring, cotton mattress and two fine As we did on our 50th and 60th anniversaries—but we | feather pillows. An astonishingly low price for such a are going to make it up In quality and low price. _temarkable bed outfit. J Jf J om, a Site es ae ee Pe ae oes Five-Piece Unfinishe icf reaktastS , >= 6 “a *our-Piece Bedrooin Suite ~ 4° A CLIENT of mine is the owner of one of the oldest estab. lished and best drained Florida Muck and Citrus Farm developments, lying west of the Dixie Highway and having direct railroad connection with the Florida East Coast System. EXTRA SPECIAL! $12.50 Wicker Chair or Rocker | # These beautiful Wicker , 7 P M4 Console Set . | | a : ‘| and Six Records - .% Included! 4 : y A beautiful instrument with Queen Anne cabinet richly finished in dull aie any. This splendid machine has a full rich tone and plays all makes off aie noabiiante z ~ eae, git ee le oe ‘ int iin € Z a ae . ten te nee hacia semen iNT ta Bina See Ri ARLES HS Because of other important interests he wishes to give some ene man, or group of men, the exclusive agency to handle the sale of from 20,000 to 50,000 acres of this rich farminz and citrus land, in a section of Florida that for about the last ten years has consistent! ' : ; y won the bi Florida agricultural fairs. ue ribbon at the — a LALOR OE I OA A NER ETN et CR ree meee Milita tI Em Papi peg Th Genes Ment . , Beautiful 4-Poster Bed! Dressing Table! Roomy Chiffonier! Cane-Seat Bench! This acreage, which it is the object to sell to farmers or mvestors in units of 10, 20 and 40 acres, or multiples thereof oy ~ — . aow men NS nl hae pant: ep aan a * A Bd a as lA ay $i yen te wn ey aw oe ee - te oo Wh >) ete a is second to none in the country in fertility and productivity. sunroom or porch, are rok The development as a whole is : . Be .grengesk Wisner part of a well established YW hai ; e bought these Suites : , . , Chair values we have community where there are churches, schools, good roads, 5 oe very peel price and ever offered. They are are selling them on a small margin of profit. One ‘ look at this attractive Bedroom Suite will convince you of its tremendous value. Rich walnut finish! _Nut-brown overlays! Only $4 Cash—Only $3 Monthly electric lights, miles of drainage canals, asphalted boulevards paved streets, shade trees, stores, hotels, a progressive Cham. ber of Commerce, and two railroad stations on the property. large, roomy and com- fortable with deep spring cushions. covered with colorful cretonne. $1 Cash! $1 a Month! Many acres are under cultivation at the present time, and rich returns are yielded by the orange, grapefruit and truck farms now under operation. There are excellent railroad facilities, both for passenger and freight service. Rockers and Chairs, suitable for living room, At this very special price it is an amazing value! Just think, a bea ¢ sole machine, three-piece console set and six double oes action. If you are interested, address e $1.00 a Week P y EDWIN Q. BELL, Representative of Owner | s. E. CORNER TWELFTH AND OLIVE STREETS a * 18 East 41st Street New York City, N. Y. | i> Se AVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAYAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVANANY © . 5 face records, all for e623 2 a ee © 0 8 6.89: 6 662 ee a * @ee#ee *- et e@ @ «& * The owner of this property is prepared to make a most lib- eral proposition to colonizers who are organized and equipped te do business in a straightforward, honorable way, and on a “square deal” basis. 1 A eS Aa RD CE LEE LEE EERIE 5 SLIT ae ely =~ th etedicteli tet CE Oe NY AES ON TB cone ee ie eatin. ' A ~ ~ * ae . - ~ ~ vee » entate ~ , ate nee -~= . on ~ —. ~~ , ~~ : Tats. ee . . - sn P me ee soyaey ‘ Buy at May-Stern Pay as You Earn Complete information, literature, maps, price lists, etc., will be supplied, on request, to organized agencies havi AN ESTABLISHED RECORD. The owner wants Geek ’ % 7 ames -., Zoli. BWCD or Aen. . » Rita. .

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Timely D —— CCC a i i i i i i ie. —_ | a gg ian the —% Jane had one of her bad head- said, with sudden gravity. and has | +" - 4 Sita oe ‘ cree of leat tn | aches last night, and at 11 o'clock | ‘eft me to make what [I can of Ho ae. ae did eb a nk, large! I took the car and went in to the | it - - . ; ~ x: 5 Sry Hl 4 Tate ae Gaees os said, in effect: Village pharmacy. It was closed, | Twelve days have now elapsed _ S PHOTOS BY UBDERWOOD G UNDERWOOD LG eG rd , a ite “"E t gd i. @angeroun. i however, and I was at a loss to | Since the murder here, and the pe- | ‘ile | H cod age a a “0 —— know what to do. In the emer- | lice know no more than they did - = Hit I want to know that the rest of | &° °°" I thought of Hayward’s of- | om the morning of the =0th. eb. Left: Miss Margaret Bondfield, one of the “big five” of women | f ahh - fice; like most country doctors he Now and then a car stops out- OW ar Y mm l ons that have been prominent in the British trad : } i se | worth omg il a th keeps a medicine cabinet and fills | Side the gate, but our curious : . P : ™ ; trades union movement, play- ie a - lomeelb Tain demaeaae he | many of his own prescriptions. I | crowds are gone. Save that some e om important parts in the prosecution of the great general strike. 138 : Be went there, therefore, and rang t nocturnal relic-hunter h re as rl iss Bondfi i said: “You have to remember this; | },7) e, g the : het sepa yr tengy chipped A eld has spent part of her time traveling through labor ae ie ve on with o etn- ae ; a rner off the — ap | centers in the country superintending distribution of headquarters of the same opinion & tai : some time and seve | is much as it was before. All this ° : . . ; : —— gt. . + —* | . 't informa mmm “" F cleo oagrtaeng ane f rings to rouse the housekeeper, an | water over the dam, and it has Things That ure Us in Youth, While Seldom 5 ee ee ae rp sgarsbosesien os a = a eee ms RE _ Again, he : tn f oe Or | elderly and taciturn worgan, and | brought us nothing. R . , P : Center: Lady Warwick, widow of Lord Warwick and mother of Senctesl a you bear with the faults| As 1 ee been : ; ’ oe ~ ~ . . BE? Uncle Morace's letter, anc has § when she finally opened the door it | To Be Continued. ealized, ass by, Becomin a Whimsical Memory. present Lord Warwick, who, in her own words, lives “onl for the "" friend you betray your own--— . apparently making a study of it was to say that the doct - ee ° ” y Pare the onions if Only along the lines of what I - we yon l~ ER A ee cause of labor. nena a . y g away, and to attempt to close it | ipaieactaae B . Right De. Mari Phill = offic: , 3S ater. Thea & eS Fo T call. the super-normal phenomena | again’ I prevented this, however, | THE RHYMING y Winifred Black. got: - arian ps is own icially as the Chief | be chopped cut . entment consisteth not in| mit of the summer does he show his | ang managed to get past her and av ada HE man who isn’t as youn ee ae Woman Officer of the Labor Party, her job being to organize and |cloth. lt will beg: 2g up more fuel. but in tak- old openness, and there he is | ; » ' | ng natured, and I won't let him come} _.43) mite ele , wonts “ull : “I only want to om i- : ; ir oa ype ate gpa : . . a o &-3 a St ies ben X thik | cio. « xg See atin gg meg | —— to the fire so that he “Then I wanted to be a soldter| Melbourne in 1881; was educated at the university there and at the Brush Out ss Sundred teats ie i.e & cow- EE Ge Ga nee | Soe the tack omnice. wat am By Aline Michaels | — ae ee —_ a — a a red coat (I was born} London School of Economics, where she took her degree of doctor a, dec nan —Marhten. - . rena ; ia. in -- nee t rpBue. ANG whenever De i in Dz! . , : inital i 7 sons are sound. Cameron's cem- I'm not allowed to let anybody | “~~~ | pebees the ides Chap beeiel nd lates engage ena = have; of science. At London University she won brilliant honors in re- | comes in handy | 7 Se wi ve ing might result in rose met t press | into the office.” CHANGE. | sparkled for and a sharp ywera ey Of my OWRD) search work. She became a Socialist in 1905. She was an active | and dirt from the to being a great poet is the . | publicity for us, and more t an that “Nonsense!” I said sharply. HANGE ou " — dls ) os an everything. lead in th l ‘ke. of understanding one-— 7 cae | puts me where I do not intend to | “Anyhow, you are not allowi C NGE ever is the way of {| 4 minute and “And now I couldn’t ride the er in the genera: str pet sweeper “seed ; i ae , : Pin Howling | life; no man is standing still, | then smol- ‘¢ = = | The mop, too, c . | wre i : be placed, among the believers in me. I’m going.” | nat backs Se serdit ciee dee, 1 Oneed emis. “nagavers oe it and it would take R : aderfully br thie . ei 8 Sen ii| & spiritism. She seemed completely at a loss, | or climhine un the hil] ie | + )* gees to make me put on the/| that the man who wanted the pony | Pastel Graduation Frock. many neglect their own | | He accepted that. decision today. ak + thieehs tee mer or mie | oF climbing up the hill. Each one | The moon | red coat of an English soldier.” so badly drives an automobile and | In St. Joseph, Mo., the graduat od. to weed the fields of others. | F i: lihes eomment. But etl ~ ma ell ec nage | s a as he goes some longed- was high and And the quietest woman you ewer; doesmt care for horses, and the | ing chilies a year will ea A . a mcius. ol i} ‘shortly after he asked Edith for | knob of the waiting room, I caught | ;_. — — good, - each is see- | ee turned an |saw gat there in the firelight and/| woman who was determined to be 2 pretty picture in pastei tones. The Color a eS. S22 ae the letter from Evanston, and sat | the attentive look on her face, and | — ~ pes depart and toil misunder- all the lights told us that when she was little she | 4 Circus rider can go to all the cif-iteacher and pupils have decided When there | a? rtne alone is happiness below. L ad hie x over & 5 ay ree found myself listening also. It | - cae od os a laa ae Swen ~~ 09 os |/wanted to be a circus rider. cuses she wants to and never goes the delicate shades will be quite as kiddies Oe ore thiz [ae tea - course. Wi a uttie im - seemed to me that there was some Or.c Spins and every hour Drings | reiignt an | Her father was a minist at al) Why. she can't even bear ‘ wise if she marks . a . ; FeRs) a hn att * ) : : sing gg OF eee: dee Vine ks n | bd = er, she y, she cant e appropriate as the customary white |. ee , i ~ named he ig might a i body moving in the back office, | Ra ae iy — init not in well | tng ie n- said, so she couldn't even go to a| the sound of a brass band! frock and will be decidedly more ings a different coll book is worth anything which | == } at these — ee a and immediately after I caught | cee -_ ays, age h path is new and | Beat, is |circus, let alone ride in one, but And the cowboy—oh, he’s just a useful after graduation ‘* child. Then, on dam worth much.—Ruskin. ae ee gy a vansten pre oe ef eT ie ah pews crbnagt a ia | ia ae “ie jshe saw the posters on the walis| lawyer and he couldn't fight, not; The pastel colorings are ex- not hopeless °F ee i after a pause, following a train of Scat toe mm naa osc oe gelenc ocr teas aaa A ae | aa mcg jand she saw the parade and she| if you handed him an automatic | tremely modish and the classes will ac aaea : mon scent 6 at thought: ee : Ss can nn ee oe a An Since chang Tre? Ie e! = + ’ : ; ; sit : q * ay ee eae oan cen a waisind epingpod She followed me ms mee change must surely the man, “I thought the one great that he wanted to be a cowboy and / #1 said good-night and went and |graduate need not be deprived of | °° ae Soyr : = ai — turned on the light; an: ) come, choose now an u r- | thi in lif . | iett ; iy . ‘ ; izes of Hae vem eould tune ia E ol, quer = ete vette poor ro stood se c . eee — n upward way: ne in life was to have a pony. fight Indians or else to keep a can-| dreamed our own particular dream | the modish pastel frock she so lengths, ° s ‘ BHA as—well as easily as you canonthe | room was pall “g intently. The | Play still a brighter, better part I bad a chum at school and my| dy store and have all the candy he| and were none the less happy be- | ™uch desires just Decause the on-y aaa a «teppei ae an ig Se F > 32 bile wit 6 Witla ever Dassiln zg ch : : . awa. } tT? I ~ is hil — ‘Sa 8 radio.”’ eats aii aes aes th . t ences | every passing day. chum had a cousin and the cousin wanted—for nothing. cause we knew it was nothing but available money must be spent fer | mantra for e his child's heart. pene aa § ad: in - ERP Bw ringies caprored w that I noticed | ice Nain “ a a won had a pony—it was a Shetland pony| And here we all were with a lot| @ dream—aefter all a white dress she does not care — re mg ’ en Bag § ) ; sa ~ ening lippers. with a white mane and tail that if 1 : | tor a ot in we & that we were all crazy and he him- “Mv husba : ‘ . of life behind us and not f eg game sie eB ‘¢ . we = > nd was sittin in h s , lit Sten “ one oO: Us . . . — t? ical ti 5 self was the maddest of the lot, and I'd be glad if you a ca eae | Shoppers alone Fifth siceat als looked like silver. |had achieved the one thing that Her Highness, the Maharani of | Mrs. Mary A. Sullivan has been . ae _ foes went away. thing about it.” Tea Tn lili Tien seen deal coos “ heard about “ pory. and was the dream of routh Savantvadi State, India, daughter; made director of the women’s bu- y hes 4 rs ai. qT) restéd } (nhose Toid 2 i r one ay my chum an . - 2 ¢ 1d’ +7 ; ‘ é = | a a August 27. I am not suspicious. and the co dancing slippers displayed ina shop train and went to visit wah me | And the queerest part of it was; ° the aii a richest man, | reau of the New York Police De- ae Eivingstems ts a curious chap: | feasion satisfied ty’ taint nace, | 0m the avenue last week. pevenortespieeet A : y chum's| | is an ardent feminist. {partment She now becomes chief a4 3 een Geetietems and taciturn. He | that something was nat anite cieh? The slippers were of the ens CaS OSH. Sas Pee |} over the city’s 75 policewomen. :% a some L0ninsg Was no gd — s ‘ ¢ Lr} vusua! - tn : ay ts almost too much of a gentieman; in the house I Sun a ... | brocade variety, but at the top soles | gt gmoney ‘ : Lee - have had the feeling, and I think from the cabinet al pane ii sy of the back was perched the | jet pr, Fane seg : seer a oiaae ; . : ° ai w 4 iitti- ’ sali is aye ~ Raa et Y : . he ony—he w ul > i: 6 has also. man a part of his vous about unlabeled bottles. went ; perkiest bow Imarvinabie. Thea even let awe mls 1 ingelil ou - - clea’ 2 ee or that he is al- to the desk; there, neatly piled up. | bows are of the butterfly variety, ‘sept ea aos ead pis By. went | ae seg ory Seng Seemerieany at were the month’s bills for Hav. rood sized. and made up of the to mane poem yas es . aahooegg Ou a te ecient © veneer crack, and / ward’s professional services, writ. | M°t#! mOdons bs le aii ee ee ee ti 3 posed me secretly vulgar be ex- | ten in his own untidy hand. and | Many a passerby pronounced grow up to de a man ['m going to | eS ea I a one not finished on the pad 5 then ‘dear’’—not referring to price have a pony exactly like that, only No more, no less. . . but ae a6 y am still wonderin why h . . — =e . prettier and chubb a en , Le; ES fa wens wit. | ee wae Mill! watching | “OS a Quaker Oats has the Tone: an eas ting, gloved and patted - ae | me, and I managed to write my | fresh berries to ‘ieee small living room whe Pie label, glue it to the bottle. and flavor shortcake if you +h = en 6 6Cla ;, me ce. brought his card to me in the = oo my departure without, I : easy, short-boil ¥ yy rage and I hurried in® Sitting. tec. | | waged showing that I had made | | | Save the following? ak Staring at our ridiculous any discovery whatever. | | your first batch of “ny parior or- pee ; e : | see © gan. with an odd look on his face But nothing can alter my con- ! Cut im haives = hie “Haven't seen one for years.” he |... *D4t Hayward is hiding in stainless knife sli fue Said, in his clipped and yet deliber- — own house, and that he was in | small or med? a ¢. ate manner. “Where'd you happen at back room when I rang the | berries. A tae on that one?” door-bell at something before mid- | | 2 Ibs. bermes, oF komen night. Not ev imiieiithin acieine ph : ING can he sumpler—or quicker ; ere when we came.” Tf ‘ _ even Halliday’s opin- cups of berries, ; + 3 45 explained. , on that. since Hayward is officially the exp until than tinting with Temeez! wes : if. He gave it ancther glance before nw home today, he had the right to to the top of the — : wre mpenpaneniess cs 7 re we gat down, and then apparently | -*.. 20% ®t home” last night. ae 3 Ibs) and “tint as you sinse.” And Cae 4 iin te Yu greene “after all” he 7 i ec ensrve Odor cups = means true economy — faded at ' it. But not entirely. Now | +,, e said, “give ee | HE difference in breakfast cats | Use hottest fire ; i and then he looked toward it. ana no Rig devil his due. of Perspiration—lInstantly | is in their flavor. The price | before and while +3 ne once I thought I saw t * e works hard | , . | : ; é | be as though Soles in ae a shouldn't he get back a ao a A Supreme Toilet Soap | meaty is the same. full rolling beul and | ei 3 | ; ‘Ss min | lier ¢ ar- ions or 3 minutes. 5 , a a some equally faint humorous mem. | g than he iS expected and stea) Every wife, woman or girl ean be : —_ demand the Quaker brand stir in % ¢=DP C 3 Pas ory. But he came to the point with a hours to get out his bills? ~—‘‘alluring every hour in 24’’ | | seman of Sn —s wonderful Saver. tediy for yust Jat @ certain directness. | He has to live.” A ; McCall / For flavor is the important pomt in | **P** y A : oe ~ : 3 + Bet he seems mvone may have bromidrosis— food. taking from fire, q = You're a man of sense.” he said. | pin, ¢, us %© me to be a offensive odor—at times and not Printed | Pour quickly and @ ps oa: “I came because you've got a head | 1, = tree Se ee a. See suspect it. Pitiful, but even our Pattern |. Some 50 years were perfect { once with hot | ‘ ait soot pana ee et ee oe Ce Se dearest friend won't tell us! The 4513 _ing that famous Quaker flavor. Once ing Z so. Pry :' cr) 7 . : ; . . : i t used to have.” I admitted pe August 31. skin helps rid the system of waste; | you taste it, you are spoiled for or- The —_ . £% : — comme of course- “ PTER all, one can find the more so when other eliminative or-| . Prumted ulks _dimary oats only with pa al bi (@ ee mysterious where it does not gans are sluggish. | Boys’ Palm Beach Caps with flowers have come im | Quaker milling, too, retains much | °° oslo: which oa 2 ‘Use it,” be said. “Don't let exist. I may not yet know BE SURE ron don’t offend b | with the flowers that bloom of a oe ; a8 ona dogs oa a SURE ; offend by us- Same materials and ; 'of the “balk” of cata And that boll. & oe i is frit bunk get you. Easiest why Halliday considers it nec ing Chex So dail Tey ) co! th nick m the garden. The dress . the old long 2. ai Gu deo erocte ; a : — » itt nec- ng Chex Soap daily, for toilet and_ lors as the Knick- Cc makes laxatives amount ay 2 dls ergy Aeagedlngretgs ssary to watch the main house at bath. It beautifies and improves any Ml ai) «ace 8 sketched shows « 1 Protem, carbohydrates b> oe ‘I don't intend to let it eet me.” | might But I do know the rea- complexion vin a See .-..-. ok use of such a - and “bulk” 3 oe He brushed that aside and son for Livingstone’s ext dinar o alk. | ag Pq gianced omce more at the organ visit. er saan ary this! Wash or bathe with ex-| = _ bo te - : aa ae quisite Chex Soap. Instantly, every | Fation. 2 You take a thing like that Mrs. Livingstone sittin with tra 2 . . “3 - | a7 he said, “ ¢ ' ee ce of perspiration odor, under-| j : thy a phe Woah. nl . ~ ; > , 10 nagging 5 tn no time. They read the letter from Evanston, and MEDCO CO.. DAYTON, omg GONE—bdanished for 36 hours ; minutes) or . hy ( h l I} re eee | eee te form & similar circle, to | C e Over 1.000.000 cakes used the first | (Second Floor.) |) 70u* groct- ~ > e that: now it’s phonographa. sift in the house iteeir And poor al-o- d meg Try Chex and you'll ee oo S — Ba & F | morrow s UW })} « O10 y : . ) ; t t - ‘ 7 ‘ : / : They say it starts the vibrations! Livingstone is opposing it and ts Ci e REMEDY - Salt oo tie Been the age Ask for) | tix, er uller \ toilet counter. eS | GRAND-LEADER = i

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O UBLE , LOUIS POST-DISP ATC ce seems ee tn el ee ete tee tn — —— tt a SM ey gS ee ete ee Se” ae a is ne ae ey. ed PX i vs ; ing RAD EC a ERIS IEG ig ee oe ns “dy”? ite Leisure is time ei doing some- ‘thing useful —Franklin. } . ‘wood work charming Out of your woodwork O-Cedar Polish brings | hidden beauty. Panels | look soft and rich, doors assume new charm, floors gleam and glisten. O-Cedar beautifies all —protects all. And so dina ' O- (edar ; | ’ ; ' quick and easy. Sold everywhere in sizes from 30c to $3.00. it Polishes to mischief stray slippery way. —Old Mother Nature. “Come on up, Polly,” he cried to Poliy Chuck —not enough to do any serious harm. ting up in that tree. It was an easy tree to get into. far from his home. He could look | out over the Green Meadows. He) est. You see, that young tree was near the edge of the orchard. “Come on up, Polly; come on up, Polly,” he cried to Polly Chuck. our doorstep for watching for enemies. I wonder ~_ I haven't ‘thought of it before.’ But Polly Chuck was too much | | 'concerned with household affairs | 'to waste any time. She had her'| family to look after. And any| mother with a family to look aft-| er knows what that means. So, Johnny climbed the tree daily, | and each time he pulled off a/| little more bark. Each time he was a little deeper in mischief. Now, all this time Farmer Brown's Boy had been busy else- where and he had not thought to see if Johnny Chuck was doing’! anv harm to the young trees. When he did think to go over and look he discovere@ that he was too late. He found another) ruined tree. He knew that it was Johnny Chuck who had done it because he saw Johnny jump) down out of the tree. For a few minutes Farmer Brown’s Boy al-| most lost his temper. Yes, sir, he did so. For a few minutes he felt almost inclined to go into the’ ’ | any better But Johnny rather enjoyed sit-| It wasn't | could look over to the Green For-| “It beats sitting up pee tears and smiles and Winning BOYS’ AND GIRLS’ MAGAZINE ‘| Are you reading it? —— eee Out every week with the Sunday Post- Dispatch. | house and get his terrible gun and put an end to Johnny Chuck. But | in the end he grinned ruefully. | “Johnny Chuck doesn't know'/! ‘said he. ‘‘He doesn’t. | know that he hasn’t just as much | right to the bark from this tree, as from any wild tree. The scamp | © is into mischief, but doesn’t know | that he is into mischief. There is only one thing to do in a case like this, and that is to put John- ny where he can’t get into mis- | chief. I can’t have my apple | trees ruined, even if I am fond ‘of Johnny Chuck. So Johnny will ‘have to go. I dont know just | what It] do with him, but he can’t stay here.” (Conyricht, Oot natant 1976. alee | | When You Go ee | Select cauliflower that is close land white with fresh grecn leaves j}and of medium size. e . ° | Choose lettuce with firm hearts | of yellow. That rusty red appear- | 'ance on:the leaves is an indication | ee long a 7 . Do not select a red flesh fish such. | as salmon, shad, lake trout, etc.., for frying. They are too rich in fat. + . s Remeémber that jack shad is cheaper than roe shad, and per- haps you do not make use of the roe anyway. . For the boiled beef dinner buy either the chuck, navel end, clod or brisket. Greetings, OOD-MGRNING,. .. gay Miss | (. Mastime, your smile is a de¢- light: the orchard bougns would wreathe your brows with rarlands pink and white! Good- morning to the beauties yoy :avish on the land, to clovers white, to larks in flight, to all spring’s joy- | ous band! Good-morning to tile gladness in every robin’s song, the bright-winged choir who nev>r tire, | but sing the whole day long. For} with the winter weather sorcetinies | man's joys grew cold as doubt and | fear assailed the yer. so parren | and so old. And-eageriyv he visioned when spring would corm? wgair ic charm old Earth with artless mirth cna. hours of fragrant rain. So welcome, sweet Miss Maytime, whom all the world must praise for | Ww i1€s | make your matci.less days! that ee ‘Foot Beauty -__— By LUCREZIA BORI = ™-- - - = RO ns pi __ - -—-_- -_- - - - a and Comfort | —— - P any woman may well be proud of. As pretty feet mean well shaped feet, free from any ailments such as corns, bunions and callous | places, they also mean feet that have been well cared for, and thus do not give their owner annoyance. Yeur {feet serve you more con- Sstantly than any other part of your »h y si que. Consequent- ly, ifthey get ACUCREZIA BOR! out of order in any way, you soon will be minded of the fact. Attractive slippers greet us this season on all sides. They are so lovely to look upgn that we sim- re- ply cannot deny ourselves the sat- | isfaction of owning some of them, and if We can wear them effective- ly they give us a great amount of pleasure. Being able to wear the ee ee ee dainty F OR WHIPPED | CREAM By HANNAH WING. a ~ Lad . F your aspiring soul longs for whipped cream to adorn some dessert for which either the ‘shopping list or the budget maker ‘failed to provide real cream to whip, it is possible to have a | whipped fantasy atop. the last | 7 course, provided those long-sighted women who be- lieve in keeping a cow on the pan- try shelf. From etther condensed or evap- orated milk you may evoke your whipped eream. 'evaporated milk will whip to a | stiff cream without any special treatment. handled in the following way: Heat the milk in a double boiler until it is scalded, then chill it | on ice and whip. A teaspoonful of lemon juice to each two tablespoons of the un- beaten milk will in some cases help | the evaporated milk to beat to a | stiff condition. To whip sweetened condensed | milk heat it in the top of the dou- | ble boiler 10 minutes, then chill For every quarter cup of the pnbeaten milk add 3% _§ tea-/| spoonfuls of lemon juice, drop by drop, while the milk is being beat- en. for There is a-new st ocking with a greater reinforcement, that is sup- posed to follow the line of the lowest vamp shoe. RED CrOsS MATTRESS s* . ‘ a.* aves ‘ Po bd b 88s ’ the e . . extremely effective coat is of | The collar is of red fox. part of the bargain, for if our shoes _hurt.us we show the strain in every ‘move. You may be able to avoid limping when your feet hurt, but ‘you simply cannot avoid the | Strained, pinched expression about your eyes and mouth. i ee ee ore Now, if you have serious foot ail- iments, such as corns or bunions, you should go to a good chiropodist ‘and have him correct your troubles. If you have callous places on the bottom of your foot, these are very ‘likely to hurt you after you have walked a short distance. If the callous is not a large and |stubborn one, you can doubtless smooth off the place by rubbing |with pumice stone until it has dis- appeared. Repeat this treatment ‘frequently and sometimes the cal- Spread. AMOS-JAMES GROCER CO. Tiny OR OYE 2 & St. Louis DAINTY DYES = TINT YOUR HOSIERY Aay color you ful, brilitens, d some Use same package for all On bread, meats, vegetables, salads. pana Pure, wholesome, a li- The standard “home | temptingly . ae " for over quarter cious e your of — groc er you want ALTUS Sandwich A OR Ne nae Be ee a es TY Reger CU Ne” « ren MPa aerees ie Ot tom oe : 4 v ee a eee a atinnanigteateitbamen tod an 4 eens lous goes away for good. Often, during the change of sea- | sons from spring to summer, wom- en notice that their feet are prone to ache and smart continuously. To |ease this, bathe your feet twice |daily in warm water, rinsing them afterwards in cold water. Sprinkle talcum on them, and put on fresh stockings. You should change your stock- ings daily, for there is nothing so soothing to tired feet as a good bath and clean hose. ' ‘cream here nightly. 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