St. Louis Post-Dispatch
May 19, 1926

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for Somebody's See the Business Card Want Ads of Good workers who wish to serve vou. COMIC PAGE TUESDAY MAY 18, 19%¢ A et ett a tat te Offer OT-LOUIS POST-DISPATCH he Only Evening Paper m St. Louis With the Associated Press News Service ST. LOUIS, WED) NESDAY EVENING, a -—_— - FINANCIAL! EDITION Stock, Bond and Curb Tables Complete: MAY 19, 1926—44 PAGES. PRICE 2 CENTS Al fi} =| wo Cultiiaiiaie Flushes as He Admits Writing Letter Denouncing Selec- tion on Tariff Board. EXPOSURE MADE sed LA eiepmesecisicnn Resolution by ‘Envoy to Rumania in Ear-| lier Testimony Had Tried to Shield the Chief Execu- tive. —— _ ! f | ‘ ; SENATE TO MAKE - CAMPAIGN FUND EXPENSE INQUIRY Reed of Mis- sour! Wins, 59 to 13, De- of Pennsylvania. G. O. P. OLD GUARD VARE, WET, FIGHT IN spite Opposition of Reed Wins Nomination | On Wet Platform | PE OLE L OL LO ML DPA ELDON EF” - —— -— WINS SENATORIAL © PENNSYLVANIA; LEAD NOW OVER 100,000 70,000 PLURALITY IN PHILADELPHIA SWAMPS PEPPER Incumbent, Supported by Mellon in G. QO. P. Pri- mary, Led in Outstate Precincts. PINCHOT A POOR | Middle West this season centered | would do the thing so rawly | a sa FAIL T . THIRD IN RACE es. : ost cuntnnan able O BLO Circuit Ji d . ar ~ MIX, | ifs wratn On portions of lilinois, if he did it at all. BY ( H ARLES qs. i+ ISS, } BL CK IT 7 e ‘ ; tha rar , ss tian . hom " ran } a a ’ . or om ° . — who accepted the recommendation | and Indiana, bringing” death to!,, “Evidently our. suspicions WASHINGTON, May 19.-~—Thi a : : : 193 ter .4r °s wm = . F i " * . | of Circuit Attorney Sidene: that ‘three persons, one an aviator, and | were correct and Brossard has |jinve stigation of the United@States _ Action Follows Ch e f Victor Says His Nomination - ....,. Cee SS ee: | | - S| , ee arges of ; , Sevan Allen Scott Rutherford be ‘causing damage estimated = at been playing with the sugar ||7ariff Commission by a specia . and ti Will Force ; to ] td { > Be ui | t y f le - J s He - ; . . y ’ - } " . «¢ ST 1. . } ndi $ Elec on Se * ‘ —_—_— Pieme of the case ac veett am hie alent areetited and - reats rite me hrough the pouch : ; | | \ I at site iia PUES A SR I | PHILADELPHIA, a 19. ; ry , t » liher: “f vhich Culbertson wrote. from the "AS GTC rp 19 . : £ : and declared he withheld his de- ‘blown from buildings. Trees and what the liberal element wil! whe | —_ | WASHINGTON Congressman near S. tae wet hunciation at that time because he! itelephone poles were levelled and do about confirmation. If CR atiol Bucharest, in July./ investigation into all senatoria | candidate, cena I ee Pwanted to give Sidener ‘ nough | | communication was hampered. they can defeat Warren this 1923 » Tariff Commissioner Ed-| campaig expenditures this year : his aes ree ne. Seen prope to hang himself with.” | Fp in 7 ‘rops. especially Ege = : m : | nomination for United States Sen- roy 0 hang wamseil wit! Fruit trees and Cru} ’ C. pecialis ‘ “a ard }? (Costigan his close nerson- was orde roa today by the Senate. : } ; “Sidener brought irto 1 court | ' gardens, were damaged in portions|| 74% ©#© ought to be easy. 1 ep eee ee Tie ee me mete e Sa | ator as returns of yesterday's pri- awa Une i bas thy “OUT i " = on - a . « : Sear i co 2. C. Fe nice piece of rope for his own! ‘of Hlinois by hail ‘My work here will not be |/-@! Jriend 9 to 13. Senator Reed ¢Dem.), | mary continued to pile up today. Ss 4 : - ¢ ivi I i Pe 4 c * . 2 : P . . ‘ . » rade Mark Reg. U. S. Pat. Offic Meeck” said Judce Mix “Why The storm in Illinois reached its less exciting than in Washing- (‘ulbertson. a for:ner member of Missouri, offered the resolution. | . Neithe sia oe a rote Se ee 8 ould I have warned him” Il knew 'greatest intensity at Harvey a ‘ } — : - the Tariff Commission had ist The inquiry was vo atte ‘ Sees, Cae oe $¢-4 . > . in ; Bee sid that two searches wer at Ocean Park, Cal. other structures. Big hail stones; As Mayor Miller’ lifted the first/ nop Republican Old Guard leaders | Givision, Judge Elmer E. Ritchie of! reduce his big margin. mage by his deputies in the rou- haimmered Indianapolis bu the; Spadef of earth this morning He handed Cully rtson a letter! poined the Pennsylvanian in seek- me second division; Arthur G.j Although the plurality of 220.- . ’ jer f j | ff ; f ‘ th + | t = -_-— -—-- . . 4 ] . ig ine ’ ‘ + i . : = Ss ' j tric s 4 ° ’ | a "ge P - me cracr o busin me me wag eget damage was limited to broken!from the lot bounded br Market,| written by him shortly .after his | ing to prevent action on the resolu | n Up, District Attorney for the 928 given Vare in Philadelphia ord witnesses. but that had the | By the As a Press ' Windows E] nt} nd Chestnut str te for! arrival In Mucharest to assume thei tion. After unanimous consent to) firstedivision, and Charies D. Jones, | was responsible for his lead in the ; + . -* ino ac ; ; = : ; pat SIeVe itn é l¢ rhe} lu reets, i ; " ; “vee , ae ‘ 7 2 icriei ; . bit Attorney's office, as is its | LOS ANG E L ES, May 19.—o} YT) 4} eaiw } wehnh eon mrolict wh atthe Q ? . . Sol; Beate . ' sacsneraria, ), eine se . ' aa ; , ‘ the case. he would have assigned ‘and widely known evangelist, who ground by the gale Kirkpatrick, | ae bh ried “Good luck’’”’ ' Culbertson Admits Writing Letter. cents won out, 45 to 34. /eration in the light of the testimony|the State outside of Philadelphia ’ ~ * » *s> . - : . ¥o | re é ne Cricad. ’ f s1IC K ; sae a , , wries to make an exhaustiv: wae re ported to have drowne d late a former army ri ot u hose home H ; 3 With Costigan a? d othe former On the roll aor for adoption of adduced before i judiciary sub-j; with Pinchot second. : ‘ i ante me core ' ' it if e SUNK the spade In agaln anu hie —. ' seo; : ’ wap : ee 1" niall ' , pearch. a esterday when yesterday while sre eugene he was in Detroit. was dead when his} found another old horseshoe. Spec- |} Tariff (‘ommission associates; the resolution, there was shifting | committee. Those appearing there In Allegheny County, which tn- ‘ Gov. Baker dosnt xe : surf at Ocean Park, is still missing | wrecked machine was found after! tator suspected the emblems of} Watching him in a tense silence,| of Republican votes and laughter | were Delegate Dan Sutherland of cludes Pittsburg. Senator Pepper - ; - - i mt i d ~ 4 i ~s ' rs ‘ S : e ! . } } i — > packed wiiether he w ould direct the here Oday after ay) aii-Nignt! the storm fo ht } ’ :, p] } 'a*ylbertson slowly read the letter to!) ran aroun d the Senate chamber as/| Alaska, as wel as leaders of pro-| maintained a lead of approximate- > eh ts Yanara! : jr ‘oe igs ¢? t 1e . " : ee rt une migin ia\ a ee Ty) Mac et . ve 4 : . ' ' af to: : sil ee . P , peorney General to investigate 7 search, William Arnold. a farmer of!there on purpose. inasmuch as the| himself His face flushed. He; one after another of those who are | hibition organizations. ily 10,000 over Vare, as returns of ” ‘ se a ‘ ” » id " 0 | : 2 : li if ; . Lile sta - = id s ' = . 7 iM , “ ; i. j ~ 5 —e ‘ — . 2 i : . ae. Said 1 have heard _ — " wot oe oS Sey | kort W arne, Ind.. and \ irgil Mec- lot. where the old cit hall former- |! handed the jetter back With the re-; up for re-election in Novembe! Charges made included a failure om : county were tabulated. In Beebling to make me think this ot woe t ... | uletion, 18. a0n éf-a Renten; ©, | ix steed, teas beek ened ee parking! mark that it was his. | voted in the affirmative ‘to enforce the prohibition and nar-| 1242 of the 1405 Allegheny pre- te . 4 s*? “ “hy »f ; Werss Lor ; ® * tf 7 tT’ - ‘ ‘ das ee | . : J ‘ . s Che ’ i sa f i Ve | 4 haat ; c oi ; : ' ; .. . , c F . . > . . = \ a Matter should be looked into.” Her! eae a os , farmer, were killed by lightning | automobiles : The letter was on the stationer) The roll call on adoption of the |cotic laws in the territory and that | cincts, Pepper's vote was 72.505, : Latimita ¢ LeOmen spring of 1921, beginnin n Moolah ; : & - siatend: i, ae wr ¢ . . 4 + Ps 9 a 7 2 Rroussaré nf ifr l1LLIAaMS afli¢ L118. 2 tea Fie sie a | ; ss b ~s St hi : : vA of Illinois were thrown into con-! li Servi and members o the ipPppomtcmen of k I ; * “tio wae . - o* ? : satin . ae ry , . 5a Ce ~ 4 d yen al Ouigd, If f@faiiy Pos Cent Gain in 50 Cities. ‘trees and blew out windows. Manv designed the courthouse. (C‘ommiission, succeeding Culbertson. Bratton broussard, sruece ‘ara- 15 MEN HELD FOR | YNCHING | nowsnss rference with American ee ee With the id Of | By the Axsociated Press. ‘students feared a repetition of ‘the | “rh Previous testimony as shown: Way, Copeland, DiN, arn Hh Ger- , 7 rights which the Constitution of Fat Re , . ; - tut Be! ) i ‘TY ‘ an fe) F a he f "1¢ 2 | ’ sf . ror +} * fir ? ‘ y tle : ae _ . a7 ~ ta A Oil ag: i i 7 ¢ T y Ne jet ‘ r , 7 r | : 9 ZF i} Prison per ce it: 16 decline d. butter with parade ; us! a8 the dow npoeur ~ ruck. i i fié LiF Si ZQuUia Syste 1] for mee = os Pe eS . i Ag iinst adoption Republicans | Patte rsa? Negro, la et yt eek. ‘rreons tion and would he in na position to + 9 - ° ; i ‘ Ve. s r _Y roan asting weath a r yr} + lil é Testiyie nm nis age ; ‘ : ‘ * ‘ .. * “ P . ' a == He sent a telegram to W. A. S.j 5 per cefit. the most: and 9 showed | In spite the ~y luge. a aperomat of r roa icastl A * acne! eports an 1h Pini pelle. tk anu | ingham. Ernst. Fernald. Fess. Goff. |of the Florida National Guard pede preaent a modification plank which = . ; } f “ i ) s € P| € ne t ircrati } s 4 [ is ‘ nou 1f a Vv ' . . I . if wrt . ’ ~ ‘ ‘ . " . . . ~—* " Ff . ; , ; Toe ’ ; =: mutherford and his brother, John! no price change. Of 51 cities in- om inet ate _—, ) oh beng , ee ee on aS f= ae » Den a Democrat, | Hale, Moses, Oddie, Sackett, Sehall,|}bave been on duty here for six) the drafters of the platform would Ss: Rutherford t Tine Bluff rk creases of 1 to 3 per cent were! by the Governor in the reviewing |the Navy Ds saci nt. The service | letter is A. | ennt " ee nidomwegee Smoot. Wadsworth and Warren.—;/44Fs have heen withdrawn be compelled to consider. wee q ui. 11 ; Aish. . i ast: i i » “ : L a > 1? ‘ rir . ut nos 4 . “\ le ; rOmt. + as . ,jec . hwy ee we _ ™ a , , ' j ii . — x ' . a é nts stand will be given at O-hour inter s'appointed to ft OmMiss on ee frog . are bel eld to = asking them to come here for the | noted in all but Dailas. Tex., where | 542°: oe Ne eee ates tia Ol rt w | President Coolidge. Dennis has; **: ee ee ee Jo Philadelphia gave Vare the vote == pffan djury inquiry tomorrow | prices decreased by less tl Pana, Danville, Taylorville and {along the Washingt on-Norfolk-New | Presider ro aqegg eauam Doubts $2,000,000 Was Spent the grand jury on charges of fir't) which put him in the 1 nt Mie the ve a ee Decatu ‘ere amone central Illi-| York aerial highway, where flights ' made common ise on the com- 8 ; 7 legree murder in connection with oo @ lead. Sena- i The re ry) } iY time for the rrand half of 1 pe r eent. JOC atur wer am ne ‘ eon , i . . oC ' _— —: ; ' — : dat »-¢ p of candidates aan, 0 - £ 7 ah ¢ 1 ais roe TEMPERATI RES. hours Art Danville the fair ground ‘and Lakehurst, N. J will send out oO ont} a ae (“oolidgwe s Attor ge ¢ ' Lid lwomea testified bhefore the Coro- T) +} ae - “ C e "ded to ask for an informal ais- ; 2 7 en eee 2 poet Pe O- SD = VUU,UUY eat Of ' , i¢ three tes-—~ estan ig ss i A peepee | 1 a : ¢ rt nae! a1 stables and Other huildings were brief summaries of wea er and nNeyv-Cer ‘4 nh pees aaa ; a tas ne that whe rierel vhecame frig ‘it- Ve i wd senatorial candida r thy iif or ‘A8 ait ° . : ' i ) € ‘ . ae os : imatr iS an akrer; Poni i fii- j é awe Rutherford ca , a m 2% 83 | Sehoaal echildre ir, Ag-jflving conditions in the vicinity of Sars Letters Were Misc “ ' ened when the Negro ent J her , epper and Pinchot—wac' OMorrog. af?, rn aon'’s efesion ; “. a ~s an | ' da mare qd. ec oo} ‘ hild: en i 4 . , - . ays A tle r= cree inf onstruce . low es in “tj , “4 hy @; *. dj 4 ampaign. ‘ pledged to support President Cool a a ; a r & a. + eo Ord da ard ] titers bv = Tha tor NO = mink HA :¢ te ~ ; ¥ ee reer’ «- MOURNING ELEPHANT REFUSES feremies. Judge Mix, as is known a house. secompanied py wind.| STANDARD ZOMINO ENABLING | ct2nd@ and letters by Senator Xov- | chink the State is falling to recom:| lent during the campaign, Secre- attempted last vear to have a grand Highest sterday, &2 at 9:39 P tain, unaccompanter yy Wine. | {te ana UT eee ee ee in| mae the taknte) aereces SS Sees FOOD AFTE" COMPANION DIES rary of the Treasury Mellon entered HE s ABouT AS ry investic: ation of Sj idene re con- ni. Lowest. 59 At 11°45 D. m. which fe)} in Iowa was dec la red of ; ACT ADOPTED BY ]7 STATES | said that a misc mmstruction ‘ ad tor bey per was due to the irMbiec. the contest asa supporter of Pep uct : , Official f inestimable value to crops. The lbeen placed on his papers. tion of Gov. Pinchot and his can-| Special to the Post-Dispatch. , , TiRESOME AAD Of the Circuit Attorney's of- | ar rore- ™ este e 9 - a ~ oe I Fae : a , per. speaking. with James J. Davis UNIN-TER STING - fice COOKS LIKE cast for St Louts drouth in Kansas Was broken by Others expec ted to Concur in Plan These, it will be recalled, ‘told didacy. which divided the dry sen- PITTSBU RG, Pa May 19.— Secretary of labor in Pittsburg : ; . ’ : * . ’ * . * - e ‘ERA e Says He Knew Al] About It LIGHT WINES and vicinity: Fair precipitation rarging from 1-10 of Described as Not Violating of the Pres‘dent’s request that Pe isiment. and also to a wave of re- While the five-ton carcass of Gus- The prohibition issue was streased AS = \y vwG F : : & ; a | 4 > ‘ . > a «=! . . ei e MA /; a am fot on speaking terms AND VARE | tonight and to- | 4n inch to 1. a inche: | : ro war resort b laved and o j sentirne again: ta prohibition Ky. an elephant, long a ge nera! fa- by Vare and Pinchot, the latter as Dn the ©) Att 7 ffice.”’ ‘morrow not MAN AND WIFE SUFFOCATED BY | Bs W Al ING TON MI 4 ven. effort to get from David Lewis,| law. which blinded many people vorite at Highland Park Zoo. restsia supporter of even stricter ene ims ult t orney or ‘ . e* e ® Ruth lerford lawve? ludge morrow not Double Murder Near Steuben- naring regulations for , ao O ‘ lIhertso said effect hia ho we ind d sSe UE l regret it | dime onsoia'e (;ior\a and Cusky basis af his record tn the Senate. . iti va ay 4 > ‘ j . . ‘ a. i toch i i i lan cA Les ss as , oe ‘ ‘ ‘ etna , , ; rey warn. a ani . 1} i inion) much change in ville, O., Was an Accident. presen s ise Of these papers was a breachj occurred it if a erving shame} used to stand for hours with the ‘ir | | Senator Pepper declared Renvresen- 1 bs ‘ ‘ o5 & In Lag *4 : ‘ } = aes } ¢hae ‘ . ‘ r; , . 7 ‘ ** . Outs: | temperature, | By the Aasociated Prese ‘an See site ete ha pee 1 OE COMES As f he Buchi-| that an election of a United States | heads together and their trunks In-jtative Vare had tnjected the liquor ide my eourt roon before the | ‘ = | STEUBENVILLE a. Nila \ i qorney es ea a ‘ ‘ XT P ‘ or) e » ‘ , E er - ‘ Agreery ent « | Age lilinois: b a i r | Ps 4 4e ‘ j Soa ae in shoe n)] mn A etie ribed as re res }é ‘ ¥ ie aaid ‘ iad orgwot- | Benato Snouid % ion a sul is re? on t¢ r'ock« al | ene in an effort to extend hla con. Orde f: , a ericé red on the rec- tonight and to. W hat was at first bye Lie Vv €*4 O fiers . ss . ri nai 1 Intuntios all or al} aho it 4f. 1? 1 j hee? vr i el the eet oe esety) ‘ andia steé TV die r (;uekv afrigner v it b pa- tral of the party into the State tien ri] WW if Prog ’ . i ” . , rmiwrd t reli \ rover Thi ttin ONITI Oi es 4 . ' — 2 4] % : q "oul } 1 10 ; morrow slizhtiv heen a double Triti it r 4 | I : 3 , ; P : cient t. ‘ t @* : : ow» ‘ . is : ¢ “y Pen datio o t} 2 . 4 i enita: porwues ee th % Brit o7 wearslress along these lines, the bureay|personal friend in the tn ' tame © juestion ought to) manageabl She trumpted and,the anthracite mining counties : “un oO ie Cireuit . rney pg »- ‘$s thi: Jmar weeee OF Fei ee =e = re , nibarrassment re} he taker t of politi ws . Ree. shoe cue rae mag r —_— A fates Berne e “a wife. Ethel. 20, found | points to the fact that in Septem- / States rhe embarrassment of 112] be aken out of politics by allow- | tried desperately to reach her old | some of the industrial sections ind treet Liat’ rig iit i ie Tr ric ° i ae ‘ 1} Vite “ is " vid snes ash ‘ . ° , ‘ ; ; * * i tn . ] 4 ; . "BCQUl «4 lec : ae mg | ig ant ag dc Renee = ge : t of sawmill near | ber, 1921, only 48 citier and towns witness aws painful to see. It was) ns the people of P ennsyivania to companion. All day Gloria r ‘fuged yee | few of the agricyltural Gistrict«. ——4i 4180 carries the righ , : i de vit i & Saw! ——e » ot inte 1A xnre het cent sa | ; “e lets rie he rye rit t« row}, 4:44. Fi “* A I ; P vie tas _ O mene with 7 on 41 ay 11 ann ann inh: ah. not lessened hy the pointed qu: - exp eas their sf ntiment on} the 'o eat - uUSsily died Viondav and | The indorsement of hie candidacy ’ “VNMishment 5 th (“ire ‘ad b tne iome Al hs des ' . — : mi ‘ oa ?¢ ° ‘ e ; -etion that @s ei? } . ; at . merney can dismis a a cca Epa d tte ated by the fumes of fer-|itants, had adopted zoning regu'!a- | tions of Senator La Follette ani) question so that! we will know what | since then Gloria has refused to | bs the United Mine Workers kere and " ée | ‘ s as 4 eriniira ; ai P gr. «UU < se } i if 4 ~ i . 2 “ * . -_ - mene» Con —— ee Mississ!pp!: ~ - menting mash i tions. ‘ ee we Continued on Page 3, Column 4. 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BITTER OVER STATE COURT FAILURE aie Circuit Attorney’s Attitude in Prosecution Assailed | by Spokesman for the Fraud Victims. St. Louis bankers, bitcerly dis- appointed over Circult Attorney S. S. KRESGE. Sidener’s failure to make a case | against Forrest Ferguson, who ad- mitted his complicity w Murray Carleton in falsifying state- | ments of the Ferguson-Mchinney Manufacturing Co. for e«redit, through which the banks lost ap- proximately $2,000,000 when the firm collapsed, have turned to Washington in an effort to have justice done in the case. They have dispatched an agent to urge that the Federal Govern- ment make thorough its investiga- tion of the credit frauds. Federal jurisdiction would lie fn use of the mails to defraud. The company mailed false statements of its financial condition to East- ern bankers. Postoffice inspectors are inquiring to determine wheth- er this use of the mails came with- in the statute penalizing use of the mails to further a scheme to de- fraud. and, if so, what responsibil- ity could be charged to Ferguson, president of the company. Disappointed in State Courts. St. Louis bankers were bitterly disappointed at the failure in State courts here to fix a criminal share of the responsibility upon Ferguson. It is recalled that, aft- er an instructed verdict had _ ac- quitted Ferguson of embezzlement in his personal borrowings from the company, Circuit Attorney Sidener nolle prossed three other indictmerts against Ferguson, charging him, as well as the lata) Murray Carleton, with criminal au- thorship of the false statements of the company’s financial condition. The bankers declare that the spe- cial prosecutor employed by them proceeded under the State false statement statute, in which the penalty graded down from peniten- ith the late | tiary imprisonment to a fine, Reed- | er and his consultants were of the: ‘opinion that the chances of suc-. cessful prosecution would be bet-! tered by indictments under the gen- eral fraud statute, involving a straight~ penitentiary sentence of from two to seven years. “Bowcock wouldn't listen to the suggestion. Carleton and Fergu- son were going to be tried under his indictments and he, himself, was going to try them. It seemed to us that Bowcock sensed a chance to challenge attention by trial of a big case. (Bowcock is a'/ candidate for Judge of the Court | of Criminal Correction. 'tnder the disclosures in the Rutherford mur- der case, he resigned, refusing to be the “goat” in those disclosures, but the following day reconsidered his resignation.) Sidener Profuse in Promises. “We did not foresee at that time the complete fiasco that was to come. When Reeder reported this barrier to the bankers, they sought Sidener. He was profuse in promises and once again Reeder went back to work. “Sidener, he found chillier. if anything, than ever. Bowcock was adamant. Reeder then reported to the bankers that he would be forced to withdraw. He could be of no service, he said. However, he painstakingly—and in consultation, again, with other well-known crim- inal lawyers—drew an indictment | under which it was felt that imum chance of successful prose- | cution would be had. He carried | —able and industrious—was com- | jt to the Circuit Attorney's office. the State Federation of Labor was | pelled to withdraw because Circult/ left it there and retired from the Attorney Sidener and his assistants; case. Lack of co-operation in the withheld‘ co-operation. Circuit Attorney's office One of the bankers related to-/ stroved his usefulness. We feel | day to a Post-Dispatch reporter! very bitter about this case, which term how the bankers provided Circuit! so aroused the public by its rami- the prosecution of Ferguson and} how, in his opinion and the opin- | fon of bankers generally. Sidener | rendered the weapons impotent and cast them aside. Sidener’s Attitude in Case. “When Carleton and Ferguson had heen indicted,” the banker be- pan, “Sidener came to us and said that he had neither the time, the assistants, nor the funds necéssary to proceed with the case. as dill- rently and effectively as he would like Accordingly the matter was hrougcht to the attention of the St Louis Clearing House Associa- tion and that body of bankers au- thorized the employment of as much as $10,000 in giving assist- | ance to Sidener. “Tf appointed a committee com- posed of Richard S. Hawes, vice president of the First National Rank: John G. Lonsdale, presi- dent of the National Bank of Commerce, and Edward B. Pryor, president of the State Nationa? Rank. The sum which the com- mittee had was not disclosed to Sidener. Rather, as I recall, the impression was. left that the amount was $5000. “Sidener thereupon’ suggested that the $5000 be turned over to him. He said he would have to interview New York bankers in- volved “by the acts of the com- Ppany’s officers and all others who What followed was recited by I O U’S. The case did not reach the jury. Edward Foristel, attorney for Ferguson, argued that the State’s own testimony established that Ferguson had got the monrey by the regular disbursing processes of the company. Circuit Judge Mix upheld this view and Ferguson was discharged. Other Charges Dismissed. Sidener thereupon announced that the embezzlement charge was his best one against Ferguson and that having failed, the false state- ment charges would fail also. Ac- cordingly he formally nolle prossed them and, at this time, Ferguson is free of all charges. Commenting upon this phase of the case, an attorney saia to the reporter: nee embezzlement charge had not a leg to stand on. That indictment of lerguson Wasn't worth paper used to write it and court decisions were suffi- ciently clear to indicate that his prosecution on that charge could | not but fail. Whatever a jury ver- had suffered losses through the| “ict might have been, an appeal false statements. The committee | replied that it wou'd provide all! would have freed Ferguson. ““ircuit Attorney Sidener’s state- | the evidence necessary—all that | ment that the embezzlement charge he would require. Sidener wanted | 4" his best against Ferguson is then to have money to employ a special Prosecutor. The committee — him it would attend to that, | : ae In short, the committee re. used to turn over a 4 Sidener, — Rejected Many Lawyers. The meeting closed with the un- derstanding that the committee would -immediately recommend a| special prosecutor, and it dia. Side. | killing me. comparable to some such situation as this: Imagine that someone! had entered my home, seized a po-| ker and struck me over the head, | Departing, he carried | out the poker and dropped it on ithe lawn. Two charges—murder |of me and burglary of the poker. | Sidener’s trial of Ferguson for em- | nent is synonymous with the! ria of my murderer for burglary. ner declined the man selected. An.| other words, the only charge other was suggested. Sidene turned him down. We suggested. in turn, men like former Circuit Attorney McDaniel and former As- sistant Circuit Attorney William Baer. Sidener turned down each as rapidly as we could suggest them. Finally we named former Assistant Circuit Attorney William ©. Reeder, whose record as a trial! ere ——--- prosecutor we found to have been | Strawberry Crop Worth $750,000. | excellent, After delaying two. | Ca weeks Sidener aecepted Reeder. “Reeder immediately went to work. Mather, he tried to go to work. When he sought Sidener, the latter referred him to John Bowcock, Assistant Circuit Attor- ney. Bowcock had drawn indict- ments of Ferguson and Carleton. Reeder, after study and consulta- tion with the best criminal lawyers in St. Louis, arrived at the opinion that Bowcock’s indictments were ae ‘Bet bullet-proof. -Bowcock had’ | Which there was any hope of es- Pega pe against Ferguson was one of false statements.” Sidener’s action in the indict. | ments charging fraudulent false | rein- | dictment of Ferguson by anv grand | jury that might deem the facts suf- | statements does not prevent ficient, Bald Knob. Ark., with 39 freight | r loads, retains its lead of many years in the volume of strawberries shipped, it Was announced today. | Strawberry growers in Arkansas and Southern Missouri already have realized more than $759.000 this. season from the sale of 315 cars of | berries. The average seiling price has ben .$5 a crate, f. o. b., «On | the cars at the point of origin. | Farmers at Mulberry, Ark., near | Little Rock, loaded $20,000 worth | of berries in one day on May 10. rR VES $95,000,000 10 PHILANTHROPY ‘WARRANT DENIED OVER FALL OF DOG | FROM AN AIRPLANE, DIES OF HEART DISEASE Kansas City Pilot Loses Job and Faces Prosecution on | , Charge of Cruelty. [Lawyer and Welfare Worker | Stricken After Atiending Special to the Post-Disnete KANSAS CITY, May 'rant for the arrest of Waldo Robey, the Porterfield | Flying School, on a charge of crue!- ‘ty toanimals has been denied L. H. | Hatfield, chief agent of the Kansas made the Robey killed qa stray dog by dropping it 80 feet from his &. £. Porterfield, head of \the school, fired the pilot yester- h. 19.—A war-| Chain Store Magnate Puts 500,000 Shares of Stock in Trust for Charity and | Education. NEW YORK, May S. Kreske, head of a chain of 304 ;4n 5-cent and 10-cent stores, has esi) tablished a $25,000,000 endowment for philantrropy and education. The exact application of the iIn- , come is vet to be determined. arrant officer found. field, where the incident occurred, is outside the city limits and Ro- may not be prose- ‘cuted under a Kansas City ordi- An initial gift of $2,000,000 was ‘nance which includes dogs. Robey said the dog had come to Was sick and ; Piiots and | conversing had been] Meng, complaining about the dog's whin- ing and howling at night. tempts, he said had been made to get rid of the dog by taking him away from the field but each time The flying but never revealed till announcement of a second gift of $23,600,000 ther gifts are to be made as work , employes The endowment starts | with an income of $600,000 a year, which is expected to reach several The latest gift consists of | D00,000 shares of the S. S. Kreske !eommon stock, which h lately $45 a share. Bonds to Be Tssued, Under trust provisions, the shares bit will be util- | seemed about to die. about shooting the but no one wanted to bet was then decided, that the dog should go for an air- | Plane ride and if he jumped from the plane, “‘that was the dog’s busi- > . : aac Robey said, | Nir. The first of these wil! be for $16,000,000, the proceeds to | inlv to the purchase | “IT did not throw the dog out: he simply got frightened and jumped,” Charles Gat- schet, who was in the plane at the time, declares Robey threw the dog} Through his banking representa. tives, Kresge indice ted that he wil make additional gifts to maintain a perpetual fund for charity. Only tentative plans have been outlined for the Kresge foundations activities, but is is expected that a Zoo Thrives on Canned Milk. May 19.—Animals at ‘ : the Londo Aa) hrive o + Kresge’s guidance soon will begin | fon zoo thrive on canned a survey, looking toward a ite program of financial assistance | Zoological Society said plete replacement of fresh milk by notably re- Based on $8000. The chain of 5 cent and 19% cent duced tuberculosis.”’ of the Kresge fortune, was started | q29- Bonniwell, 22 919. Porter. 19 Yetroit in 1897 ser oleae : ae $8000 capital. Kresge recentiyv settled out court an action brought by his sec- Doris Mercer Kres- | him to carry out an Dry Divided, Vare's Victory } pected, Says Wheeler. WASHINGTON. May 19.—Wavne : seneral counsel for the |Antisaloon League. issued this state- ment today regarding in Pennsylvania. ge, to compel the primary settlement was never made known. | With the dry vote divided between | Senator Pepper and Goy. (Was expected. “In other states under Such cir- Cumstances the cess of $1,000,000, VARE, WET, FAR AHEAD IN RETURNS FOR PENNSYLVANIA candidate most Continued from Page One. Pinchot Oh the win. but accomplish * He max- | ithis in Pennsvlvania. “The united ryote of Pinehot and Pepper showed that Pennsvlv ivoters are against the Platform ad- 'vocated bv Mr. Vare. have any more influence in bring- | ‘ing back light wine and beer than | senator Edwards of New Jersey, R: ges ‘embracing a large percentage of the had de-| members of these organizations. He will not! Member of Congress, long ; ‘has been active in State and Phila- Attorney Sidener with weapons for fying aspects of fraud, not only | upon us, but upon stockholders, the banker concluded. . ’* |'Philadelphia 58 years ago. ‘in life he entered politics with , d | brothers, with whom he also en- newspapers at the time. Carleton | died. Sidener thereupon elected to try Ferguson upon an embezzlement |! charge based upon his practice of borrowing company money for his personal use and depositing his igaged in the contracting business. ment today that he regarded the .result of the primary in Pennsyl- | the mormal vania as an evidence of the voters’ ‘night. practiced and in Oklahoma, he went to the Legislature and then House of Repre- personal Upon the death of his brothers, ___ WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAY 19, 1926__. W. L. STURDEVANT ——-— The Missouri law on cruelty to! hours. S does not inclure dogs, the }had been a practicing attorney here for the last 30 years. Mr. Sturdevant attended a ban- quet of the Missouri Commission ‘for the Blind at Hotel Chase last He returned to the Buck- night. was a lapse. Mr. com- At ! from denev niant ment . ¢ - - ™ FE oy ‘ ; ing I had shot off my mouth that|datory on the Circuit Judge to|) Julius Chappee, 50, in i, | ‘whom he makes them. In my, my John J. day? Supposing I had denounced : a hay 5 this vettomeutt Do you know | practice on the bench I have re- usual Accident, ee what would have happened”? peatedly rejected recommenda- Julius Chappee, 60 years old, w “Sidener could have had _ his| tions by the Circuit Attorney's of-|1112 Madison street, wag & a recommendation of a plea of guilty |fice when I felt they were not/an unusual accident fn. #au of manslaughter and $500 fine en-|proper. If the Circuit Attorney | 2711 Cass avenue at 10:30, ‘o¢ tere’ on the records of the court; recommends a plea of guilty and jday. Chappee, an employe of and Rutherford could have walked {a certain punishment and his wince i tamale Co., 1201 Cass as ot the out of the court a free man, with-/ of the matter squares with my own | riding on a company truck enn out my consent. I accept his recommendation. Seat beside the driver, ; Sey “The Circuit Attorney has more “However, where I felt that/loh, 23, of 8841 Lowel) «. power than the Judge. I consid- | justice was not served by the Cir- | Ahead of them was a Hee. ered Sidener’s recommendation} cuit Attorney’s recommendation I | 4 long iron geam, with 9 in mandatory on me.. Of course, Ij refused to accept it. The Circuit | attached, projecting to Rite.) could have blown off my mouth} Attorney has no way of forcing a|AS Wesloh tried to Sa about it there in the court room, I | judge to accept his plan of settle- | the wagon and a street CAP appar. could have denounced the fellow,| ment. Should he insist that the | ently he did not turn OUt s009 but would that have done ‘any| defendant be permitted to plead|enough, and Chappee Was dorng good? Nota bit of good. guilty. with the understanding: that | @&ainst the end of the iron ber, “So IT decided to accept the sit-/a certain punishment attaches to | He was crushed. a uation with dignity and reserve. T|} such a plea, the Judge can accept Wesloh and the er érh felt I was helpless. TI confined my | the plea and assess his own punish- | Walter Brownsky, “ta North reference to any particular case, | ee rector Out- Former St. Louisan M boomed the State Boom, y quiren President of Realty Com- of Saal mission Says. é UR civill DIDN’T KEEP WORD, ing up young men. that of Pleb WITNESSES ASSERT ot ithe Reeall- | past the 75, Marsh Land Not Drained, Ir thant nt- Hard Roads, No Com-| *“i'*. "errs Two years mercial Airport — One the Antitoll Title Said to Be Clouded. | 'F*'"s ‘© set the action of 2 > ¥ Sy - is mark that if the State had a case} development, has a right to then ing the inquest tome a : it ought to go to trial and if it| withdraw his plea. The appellate |Coroner Asks Police , ae DELAND, Fla.. May 19.—The win, but it band, the flaming} handle petit Judge Mix, enlarging on what he| Attorney, and if the Judge then as- |}. Clayric, 6 months old, at strident brass gation of Sidener’s office last fll. Jacob M. Lastly, appointed special prosecutor, and [ went into the! “Therefore, it Is my opinion that matter thoroughly. We discovered | @ Judge may at any time block the Seth McCleery, 27, of 41004 that the law provides the Circuit} attempt of the Circuit Attorney to j pon avenue, part padi oe Attorney with eight assistants and | enforce his recommendation by fix- | ware store at 5294 Page boule , Can Block Circuit Attorney. ‘Mobile occupied by the child his parents was wrecked in a col lision at 5970 Lalite avenue, man, former St. Louis subdivision for new plet promoter. in booming one of*his March 22, yentures here, were described yes- front of the rerday by witnesses In a proceed- | tee. ing brought to revoke his licens: Some cynie as a Florida realty operator. cent the we Prettyman was the promoter of/| of the Maye Daytona-Deland Farms, a 41.000-|only the “fre acre tract between this city and higher up are the authority to appear in the|Circuit.Attorney recommends.” | other cars at 11 a. m. today in f grand jury room. A special prose- Former Circuit Judge O’Neil|/of¢ the store, and was fixing the cutor appointed by a Court has no| Ryan thus agreed with Judge Cal- diator, when a truck came Realty Commission charges is Not Higher partly under water and “unsuited Hieil does for any purpose whatever without | are men high drainage.” are some fa In pushing his latest project tributors of Prettyman literally outboomed the petitions—m Florida boom, Macon Thornton, yard business president of the commission, testi- eA fied yesterday in Volusia County epee Court, where the case is being call por Ww heard. Most of the complaints re- Heil relates, ceived by the commission were di- wish to have rected at the realty operator's spec- | some such ¢ tacular methods, Thornton said. a canvasser appoints the special prosecutor to|the bench I never so _ regarded injuring him internally. The trt by a grand jury, directed by a spe-| recommendations, but when I dis-|perjain avenue, was arrested cial prosecutor not formally ap-|agreed I did not hesitate to act. Today’s motor vehicle fatalitie pointed as an Assistant Circuit At-}do not believe tha. the ‘right to brought the year’s total to 60 ground that a ‘stranger’ was pres-|lutely in the Circuit Attorney, alsO| riod last year. ent in the grand jury room. gives him the right to dictate pun- “Our grand jury investigation felllishment, The matter of sentence| State Senator Depethener Files very thorough. I wanted to bring/| alone to decide.” William F. Depelheuer (Rep.), & Sidener to book for what I believed Circuit Judge Landwehr was in Louis, State Senator from the Thir. were his derelictions of duty. I/agreement with Rya- and Calhoun tieth Senatorial District, has ¢ talked it over and decided Sidener|in hig interpretation of a Judge's his official declaration with | Left Two Projects Flat. on a sheet bl could not be touched. We agreed | powers. “I have never permitted | Secretary of State as a candidate “He had left two other projects! one sees the that we would have to give him/the Circuit Attorney to dictate to the August primary for the OM, lat.” Thornton said, “but he came! canvasser. enough rope and let him u. vg him- | me what punishme shonic be nation to succeed himself; ~— to Daytona-Deland Farms, hired a “The iden self before his only judges, ‘the! assessed where a defendant enters " band, painted some sales banness been protecte people. a plea of guilty.” saic Judge Land- oT LOUIS POST j and engaged a strong-arm squad cost about — (Member Audit Bureau of Cireumtiamm ("'S display. Ninety per cent of|of these are SOCIATED Fagg the complaints the commission re-|rate of 10 ce CE. , s pane @PPointed because Prettyman failed | signatures, @ ishment to be assessed is man-]was arrested at 5 p. mn. Sunday Daily and Sunday. On@ ye@Peess to carry out promises to develop The lists the property.” and precincts, These promises, other witnesses ier for the i testified. included the drainage of | will have to , ta nae that part of the subdivision which |the signers Remit either by postal eee Dispatch reporter discussed the |Police Judge Beck yesterday, when dea ie - Daily only. 50c¢ month; point last night. ‘the testimony shdwed that there copy. Was under water, the laying of/|canvasser wh Circuit Judge John Calhoun said: /was no other traffic on the street Fntered as second-class matt ard roads available to every tract | finds there, “Speaking merely on the point of at the time. 1879. at the Postoffice at. St. and the establishment of an air-|from another Phone MAin Ind., and attended a normal school after completing , a public school course. his graduation Before coming here he had he assumed the leadership of the | political organizations which Philadelphia and has remained in control since, In the contest for the Republican for Governor, | kK. Beidelman, former Lieutenant. | Governor, who had the support of | the Vare organization, was leading the three other candidates. former State Banking Commissioner, Mellon-Fisher Representative /Phillips Jr., third, — ee | Returns from 6184 districts in the The figures: Beidelman, | William B. Wilson of Blossburg, | es Tl Tal ala: Vals PaO Lae eae Colonial Furniture to go with Hooked Rugs. Let us show you the effectiveness of such a: grouping— say an Early American Secretary with a Windsor Chair. LUCKS-ORWIG-LEROI FURNITURE ~ DECORATIONS « DRAPERIEs 1117-1119 LOCUST STREET NF Z IP IES Cf aA a /. La j 7 Be _ Ma y, ‘ iA a ee 1 = on Your Children Other witnesses said that Day-/|other -0-day tona-Deland farms was a low-lying, | the numbe ™Marshy stretch, covered mostly by | Hell s idea arsh grass and cypress trees and | first time. alable only under the influence/Until 120,000 the most optimistic sales talk. | the required ¢ ’ Prettyman in his defense is ex- at large have Pected to contend he had not had) “A majorit ‘@nough time to develop the prop-|to sign do about a rec number of. titions m the number istered vot shalll be one wards. In th decides wheth : \ SVs y . SS ~‘ SS .) ORO NY WA . A » CREMEOIL delicate skin and pre- | 4 ness with CREMEOIL Pending the close of the prose- at issue. eution he and his salesmen ngs | ene employe been active in presenting his side’ perters of t® the newspapers. sending out | there are in€ telerraph stories and getting in ing of a petit utouch with publications by long) on Arsenal M@Mistance telephone to give them|the woman ¢ Tettyman’s replies to the develop- “There a /ments in the case. ‘Let him Included in more than 100 wit-) will break nesses’ names presented by Pretty- man are Roger W. Babson, the | Statistician who is now In Massa- chusetts: D. P. Dayis, who devel- | Ped island realty projects at tampa and St. Augustine: George) @ E. Merrick, who promoted Coral | bles. and Frank Bryson, devel- with any toilet soap—no We believe you'll like CREMEOLL best. Cake — Worth More + a A : — mm - Per of Haines City, who recently, @ ed a voluntary bankruptcy peti- on. @ (FF HONOR puri; 13; ENDS LIFE a By he fs eenciatad Press Se .“LEVELAND, O.. May 19.—John ° Be Roman. 13 vears old, will not be Present to@ay to receive his honor —™e@al tor scholarship at an. East THE CREAM ()k ae Ride Polish parochial school, He - 4 . * Sommitted suicide ; hecause his! : pmother acolded him. OLY ) a The lad hanged himself with a | Rens Te othestine tn the atte of his-home | after the repriman His sister. | Rose. found the bddv when he Mailed to appear for*supper.

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MAN TRUK KILLED TRETTYMAN SALE vA ICTICS ASSAILED iL RIDA COURT Former St. Louisan Out- boomed the State Boom, President of Realty Com- mission Says. pIDNT KEEP WORD, WITNESSES ASSERT i Accident. “SS avenue at 10:2 an employe of the Reeeveyd on a company timek on | | tried to pass, _ betwee pew wagon and Marsh Land Not Drained, n- Hard Roads, No Com- /He was crushed. ] 7 . . Wagon qd — ee mercial Airport — One. Title Said to Be Clouded. ve bond pend- ond ing Ses Shatien Lo Investigate by. today eked ) £* (> 17} are enrolled, but only lists are made out by wi the visitors to sign but suggests that they sign will not be held over head for any political or other he a * y irpose. signers al + ‘was president of first with erendum moveme? Charter provides that if titions are filed and found to iclently signed, supplement titions may be filed within a} ; : yosals. if the reca! proposals, if the ! | , ed. -V.UOU signatures, or twice place that 4 mé mor weriatd Si«! }*} JOHN J. HEAL. The reply to that argu- is. that the recall] movement for the benefit of St. Louis. re- gardless of party. But there is an answer tor the Democratic partis- 1oOo0., Mr. igoe,. th Democratic nominee, got the largest vote «@e led bv a Democrat in a miunici- il campaign. He has done notit- ‘ing since to forfeit the support he had a year ago, and the sooner ths Democrats are in a_ pos) realize on that popularity of Igoe fion to Canvassers Don't Arzue. “But our canvassers dont co of = > . Ros ; around arguing. Peoptls know we -— ee. ee ahout this movement, and now ther thev wis to sign or not not. Those who show a disposi- Wa when we sce px sons wiioss 7 7. 5 - | . 3k od P j names: should be on tne dis and not we send canvassers atrer te —s 4 a 2 “We want to avoid having to fle cypplementary lists, aS in that Cass ovi¢ ent af ti} if i @) } rye rrking against S, .OwW r ‘ tO take is le na. oe Fie Soi ‘¢ I have said befor t} will no unnecessary di t Y th petitions. whic! have been signed 1 rood faith. will he sé q In good ith for the purpose j would have a sht to coniplal ‘ . | mt be ran for i is TAN ai j ‘ , F Wie *17 ‘ 1¢ 18 hours a day o¢ 718 tl } lives at 926A Wilmington road. He the Tenth Ward arcs Om Association, but re- at si Ssigt ed aiter taking up sta re¢ ii | “T love civic work, vw, + oe ad a now WwithD ] le s « iref il } as ¥ * J 7 i¢ ] } ‘the recall campaign. } a ‘cer . > ~ - — y Iain +) ay the nridge issue nas tn expiain ii al Me : ith the recali. ania connection W1 : P he exrnecté qd ar y asked whether ne 4] ” " ap iB . ‘ 4 atc my fyil ‘ if his efforts snoul cial reward . e sd ATawvnr ef . ; v\1¢ ‘oe ‘ new ‘i ‘ : } } evqit In pilatitia | a | hi j that he WO ila office, Heil replied that ? i , - \t f ne > 4 ‘ » + the appointment. rhe comm} - ‘ , } ¢ } } . seemed to feel that the lettel cantiv when compared Ww test} {7} that I ‘ Vicliess P1iVe] Phy iS of 1 ics Was and the President in tariff mi: ihad been pane etncianes tog the OuUuLSIs ifluence b{s (I the President neve had inti to hil that e should change aqgecijsion im the sug Cast i all the blame on the sugar ] This lobby.’ he il was ActTIVe ] vas trvinge to eg missioy The period of which hespoke ithat during which the suga) Was under consideration COM x ()) hefoa ‘ it } ] g° ithe President. Jt was during ; poe riod that charges We against Cudbertson by a disap ed ppl ral beta) the af sion, saying that he , i. the aw ] ‘ eliy ne ( pay, Interview With Coolidge. A oOrdinig 4) brevijous fTextin wfore the ¢« bi) Cully Was (allied inte Live oTrjice of President in Puly, 1924, and ar fig ‘ ? i] { cde] + i ¢ port ] i _ ‘ 1h) dents i | i he f Liis ? it ‘ + ae » FO ! 4 - or fre } Atto ( (,ene Ing ( rmerts¢ had T ‘ | \ | ~ ( ( vor) This versi 7 é here | if pre i th ‘| i i Oy} rc s { ORIG: \4 i ae x Tex «s7) : ette ‘ = ( Soy } (] j tr \\ i Wi { f ~ ‘ i Wh , bye ] ‘ to. ¢ iT) ri } t! t} sigent toi ‘ \ i‘ a () )) TS 1’ (37) a bee Ce: dq fron eat \ ‘ {, bie j | i li ] 1 Y ‘ {) rt O nN ‘¢ i ; ij () ‘ th ! bres t as ? f tj j (34 ? ‘ | ‘ . ; ‘ ne $1 r ne rn H > ‘ i TT } } Se ’ ‘To = pres n ia f 2. dal I ] ~ Yr ©@Y7 &] \\ - ? i ~ its Po] ™ ‘ Ia | £500 T} }» iz redding ‘>: ¥ 4 = } need ] Pn ! t} te LP ’ ee 4 T \ t t r eKed | 4 old ;? 6 ic rif M1] ‘ > { ( ] j ene ~ en ~ ‘ + i \ t f 1 ? ~ T ‘ ry? ~ rié ré pre ae | \ ) Hee? ~ LY , cee tr ] i? | t ‘ 1s S i? e? ‘ 4 agains “ anted Sugar Report Delave The President gave thé ned TiO? t rié ‘ j ] I f ‘) } ; “but I regretted it béfore heen in office long. There the three-dot systern of bestowing ety ohs. the disre gard of t f cCleEeNnc’ Nrovisions ar * ¢ e" ind the Wabash grade ( ompre 1s6 le tnout a tv and ‘ nout aK Zz int Cn ’ Trié aryie= W 2) id 1 to ty eard OSs¢ things bye fa? ‘ rermio' | aot TD ré % 7 rT) ff) ™~ or Tire re T ge! . + } T 4 amt Vay £ : - } ¢ iq ‘ rT) »y) ' eT) 4 ii 4 } ’ ~ » ’ ~ ; . 7 7 rcs Tle } . SJ ; ae 11° 7 1)) | r\¢ 4 } i ‘ } + 3 | ' t y ¢ ae . ‘ Sa i i " . A? ‘ y, | COT ey T A * ‘ ~ 4 % «¢ , 7 , ? a yf "4 ene ;= ‘ x > 5 | ‘ 4 + =7 ejtua Th ENXists . ‘ rr thing S 7 ‘ eT +4, sf ad ; 7 ~ ‘ ’ wf vy preseriped eans, a® S00 -3. 4 , i , _ 5 i’. , ts ‘ ' , »* r ’ , ‘ rhe \ ! 0 > P a f : | } ’ , ? , ‘ , 4 , ‘? } - ‘ 5 ‘ sf [W weekKs, pre . ‘ - } ? \ ; ‘ ne we , ' , saree ei 1; cn - - ‘ ‘ ? Gg ¢ Tod: Al be od 4° 2 ‘? r re j ‘se *,' _ ry i. J ‘ , rT AaTg ~ ’ ns 1 TY) ‘ ed 'e , i*t) r «ak i - _~WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAY 19, 1926 Arkan3u chairman of the committee, The sole point of the letter, Testimony Shiclds President. it did, indeed, speak nost sig) report delayed a mont! assured me it was not his Reese eliminate Comnmiissioner Lewie, from the sugar case.” Renivine + ;' ¢; ‘hair ‘ A? aL Lil mm it) al {j it’> itt) my { hair- lan Lobinson (‘ulbertson said hat the President did not explain hy he wanted thie month's delay | the Sukar renor?’t bie had pr*- ViIOUsIV pointed Out in his prepar tement that this delay vould not ive made it impossible for 1] Praside! » reach a decisio if report hefs ( the November ef 1QoT) (Culbertson ; tr) hi Was COnVINCEe hia? novoady 1") YT fié W hit blouses ia nM¥thing to do with the form ation Oo! rie ct ie. 2 against him. recurded them seriously Phere oO} ttee ynembers iol son, Wad rihand Reed (Per Iva} He, Spone up 'o Sa V they thought the charges amount » nothing Senator Br "uce, how ah ver, after hearing the Atturn: enerals Opinio re larked that }} o> t} uaht hy ¢ Attorney (y6 roy rig his opinion rd ¢ Herrsgt ia] Vie i j 1 t law iking Outside COMpensation Aafia a to Preside nt wold b is fied in re 0 iz h from offi Replying to Reed t Woitne: id thut did not thing the At- »? {; raiS opninio? i i ) Z 4 Ss ead as club n the Questioned bs La Follette. Ss itor | } lett ho is Ss ’ ’ hh] ithe ic] 4 i} j Or ti suL - £ i . ] i ‘ ‘ io j (*t) ISSI0 esKed the wiinesses sharpe- | yt l”d his associate ‘OStigan and Lewis, that the Pres- hdent nad asked for a delav “only a- month In) the Sugar case | think } did suid Culbertson | testinnonv of the witness “ BAe, | | Th } i is fornier confidant, Contizan. SENATE TO MAKE CAMPAIGN FUND EXPENSE INQUIRY ob (ontinued from Pace One. “itnout it turning the , i | . ‘ ‘ ’ «i '’ iieti Calls It Repudiation of Coolidge. Sey t r h i? i-on ittia qi? a . {j ( ‘ ’ ‘ l’e rms i ‘ - i {) ‘) t PMOilecipe {i 6 c 7 OO? ‘ ? 7? ’ } ’ } ’ } ’ ’ ‘= } q Fi ag T\ ei? ; Man Hit on Head With Stove Lid. Tony Jakobowsky, 38 years one. Plan ey ie, WAS Tound e at 6:30 ) esterda ‘ ; cy ‘ r’¢é ’ rié id ' Ii SL. ON ¢ ] by a ian rT e named brought unsuccessfu associated —————. ST.LOUIS POSi-DISPATCH __ WED, STOKES, HOTEL “Raw WAN, DIES IN NEWYORK Was Long in Public Eve Detendant in Sensational Divorce Suit. © Associated Prege NEW YORK, May 19.—W. E. financier and hotel owner, morning im his home seventyv-third street. ‘ars old. Was long in the public of the sensational Helen Elwood Stokes. “was due to double pn had been ill for only the members of either tokes’ two families was when he died in across the street from Ansonia Hotel, his principal prop- | wm, | EP, survived by W i Stokes Jr., a son by marriage, his second wife, he has been separat« two children, James, and Helen Muriel. 11. history of William FEF: Stokes is chiefly the history litigation—both divorce ‘ivil—which kept him eerie c the courts and the His marital career, consisting ianges, one divorce and l attempt for five aie Mrs. Elwood Stokes, attract attention. Inherited $11,000,000. Stokes Was porn in New] 1853 and inherited from |! father, James Stokes, valued at $11,000,009. revealed by his cenit! she sued hitn for dower | showed that his net estate | iwas $7,235,009. his second wife graduation form Yale | in 1874, Mr. Stokes talent for finance roarriage was in Hernandex de Alba Acos- iter of a wealthy Cuban | family. described by he painter, as “the perfectiv beautiful woman | world.’ They had one child, | _ began District Attorney Pecora dis-| City Chamber of Commerce and closed that four witnesses had te8- | has heen active in civie affairs, ine to Mr.| cluding work of the Delmar Im “ . « Oe x és ," = oes - os 7 , Z : A . 2 “— A “ss aa x Be 2 oe me & @ 3 % a é 2 * ; with his father On the latter’s death | he Ansonia Hotel it until 1911 when for a long term for on dollars igar T. Wallace, wealthy »>second divorces however, years | of | had! children | the custody settlement | called for who were to remain - = -oceed s | ‘ racreement | EB, Nickl €& Sons 7 ; : - understood to PAGE SEALSKIN CONTRACT a EE HOW. Elliot Once More Sets | Congress on, Trail of Fouke Fur Co. Here. Post-Dispatch Bureau, °n.°?3 Wvratt Building WASHINGTON, May 1%.--With hille introduced both in the Senate and the House for the sale of fur sealskins only in the salted state, the eontract of the Fouke Fur Co. of St. Louis with the Government is again under fire Senator Stephena (Dem.) of Mississipp! and Representative Henry Allen Cooper (Prog. Rep.) of Wiseonsin have introduced bills ito eancel the provision in the cone ‘tract giving a monopoly to the St, Louis company to dress and dy@ the fox and sealskins taken from ithe Pribilof Islands in Alaska, | Henry W. Elliot, nemeais of thé 'late Senator Spencer of Missouri, is responsible for both bills, |which are identical. Elliot brought ' about the hearings before the Sen< ‘ate Commerce Committee in 1922 on this contract. He said today it ‘he could not get hearings at tha present session he would press thd ‘matter when Congress reconvened in December Elliot contends that the Fouk@ ‘contract, which was made by Sec< iretaryv ef Conametrce Redfield, and eontinued by his successors, proa ‘vided that the seal and fox skin@ lehall be sold in St. Louis either iq ‘salted form or in the dressed en} dyed state. He maintained that the sale fur seals had decreased becaus@ | buyers had been compelled to ce icept the skins dressed and dyed b¥ ‘the Fouke company, whereas the¥ would prefer to buy them in tha saited state and do the dressing and dy+ting themselves. If Cone gress changed the contract, thd Fouke company would lose its mo nopoly of the dressing and dyeing, but would continue to collect a broe | kerage fee on the salted skins. The Commerce Department hag taken the position that it inherited the contract from other adminis. |trations and cannot change th@¢q stipulations. The contract provid. [that it can be modified by Cone | gress. aie | Hays Candidate for Mayoralty. Walter A. Hays, an attorney, of 7129 Kingsbury avenue, today ane inounced his candidacy for Mayor divorce | of University City, to sueceed thd endearing | jate ©, A. Cunningham. A special the | election will be held June 15. Eue i'gene Ruth. an Alderman and arte With difficulty Stokes obtained @jjng Mavor also i8 a candidate, | Hays is president of the University¥ | - Community Plate Silver Complete Line—Sce ’ Jewelry Co., Inc. | a | 3219 Meramec. Riv. 1905 -— -— -—-— & se 6 «faa 2 o = = 2's" ™« Moonbeams reflected * 6 in the rippling water! ; Gayly bedecked gondo- : las gliding by! The sil- very laughter of joyous youth! Picturesque, happy, carefree Venice: e ered pier a at Havre. at a hiv st? Iris xderat € COs. = TOURIS1 CABIN THIRD CABIN Io London $145 $95 up To Havre $150 $100 Caronia May 29th Lancastria June 5th Carmania June 12th Go May. August or Septem ber, t before or after the “rush scasot An ideal tame for your Write today to Dept. C-45 for descriptive literature. Ask about Cunerd Traveller's Cheques CUNARD anno ANCHOR uines 1135-37 Olive St., St. Louis, or Local Agents ee ee. 2 + a Observation - Library Car: Drawing Room, Compartment and Open-section Pull mans; Dining Car; Chair Car; Coaches. 4 HOURS TO DENVER unlinoton Commencing June 6 Train No. 15—The Colorado Limited Leave St. Louis at 2:15 P. M. Today Arrive Denver at 1:15 P. M. Tomorrow THE FASTEST SCHEDULE EVER OFFERED C. B. OGLE, General Agent 324 North Broadway ST. LOUIS, U.S.A.

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_— PAGE 4 _ TE _ ese ~~ ee EeeeeeeEeEeEeEeEeEee tog) Se et oy iS a oe _WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAY 19, 1926 ——— a 5 ome oh ee ee “ shirt a2 ; hing ine on ee ty Pad eid ' , . , ; oi = A emtiain Seas ete ns POL ay. ad Nod JR wag Fe Ft a. a ae c ; eee es. So sis Ss _, ores “sare 7 wi as ’ fh eee (i 7 a > “ : ann A eae: 2. sibs $ 7° ¢ 0, LOUIS. POST cere sesncsresioncneensintil —_s SE —— ee ea ~ _ > i e_ net x x ~ . : at es sok ay a y Aw rip ~ 4 ~ piemy ~ ot ene — ~~ - —~ ——_ CRG D LORS NN EP LOOM PAG IR TR ON RY oe Ort een oo : ee eee ee ee A eR RES > joiitinnetemieie ate ae “uamnmer LINGERIE 3000 Garments in a Great Sale [hursday At C E saved largely on our purchase and in turn offer our Greater Downstairs Store patrons most attractive Lingerie at an exceptionally low price. This sale is | ¥ sure to be of importance in the plans of every woman who is selecting her Lingerie needs for Summer. The values in every instance are of an outstanding nature and it will be to your advantage to make select on at this time. Gowns— Costume Slips— You may select from Gowns in the popular | These come in regular and extra sizes. All slipover styles in both regular and extra sizes. Nicely made of washanrede crepe, novelty —— ae ee ee ELL (yb Men’s Allen ‘‘A”’ Mercerized Lisle Socks 19c A group of mens mercerized lisle Socks in black, white and colors. All have double heels and and toes. May be had in all sizes. Slight seconds but ‘unusually good values. * . . e werent.) Ss Saineal imminent ” set Ie Co, ci ap fae OOS ae NG” ee. aM TGS Sed of 4 :” ? Ain Beginning Thursday—Sale of 18,480 Pairs Allen “A” Hosiery For Men, Women and Children OMEN and misses and those who shop for the family will find it real economy to buy during this sale. Those of you who are. familiar with the Allen “A” Hose will readily see the unusual buying opportunities af- forded and will secure the immediate and future Hosiery needs at unusual Savings. Women’s Allen “‘A”’ Hosiery At 89c Pair All are silk to the hem that has a non-ravel colored stripe. Have three- Sizes 8', to 10. Women’s Allen “A” Silk Hose at 50c Pair Silk stockings with three-seamed back, high-spliced heels, double soles and lisle tops. These are slight seconds but when offered at this low price are most exceptional values. All sizes. colors. will be found in the group. May be had in sizes 6 to 10. Children’s Half Socks, at 19c Pair First and second qualities of children’s Half Socks are offered at this price. Also some in 7-8 length with plain or fancy roll tops. A large assort- ment in sizes 4 to 10. r9c a pair or 3 pairs for 50c. Men’s Silk and Rayon Socks, at 35c Pair An important item for men in the sale is this group of silk and rayon Socks that come in fanc . y patterns. All have double heels a ‘ seconds; sizes 10 to 1114, Ss and toes. Slight (Downstairs Store.) A S — —— — LT TT ne are shadowproof models made of a good | wearing material. The regular sizes come in | all the new high colors and white, and the | — “- — — _ A eee —— ‘ | voile, shadow batiste, muslin and nainsook. fh | Attractively trimmed with fine Val. lace, em- | extra sizes come in white only and are trim- | esi g | broidery, insertions or hand embroidery. White | med with embroidery. Exceptional values iat | and colors. when offered at this price. ie | erat. | ° | ivi | Teddy Bear Chemise— Bloomers and Step-In Drawers— 1h. Ae | The type of garment that is so popular for warm weather. These, too, are popular garments for immediate and Summer ait: i The materials used in their making are fine quality nainsook, wear. Novelty voiles are used in their making and they come Fi) i shadow batiste and voiles that may be had in white and colors. in all the pretty colors. Trimmed with fine embroidered de- at | | Attractively trimmed with fine laces, embroidery, hemstitching | signs, lace or hemstitching. There are a host of styles from | i : 4 | and ribbon. Sizes 36 to 44. | which to make selections. (Downstairs-Store.) | ity na . ° ° ‘Si h i | |A Variety of White Silks | | Continuing the : | | WHITE Silks are very much in demand at present, es- S | { R T ff ( hi Ni a | pecially for graduation frocks or for wedding aie O ayon a eta uUSHIONS aa | } dresses, etc. We are showing the new, wanted fabrics aka; at value-giving prices. $ OO : At ; | Included Are— 40-In. White Sports Satin (artificial), yard... $1.00 : 40-In. White Georgettes, a yard, $1.25, $1.89, $2.50 ALL are splendidly made of attractive two-tone col- ‘| 40-In. White Crepe de Chine, yd., $1.39, $1.69, $1.95 ored rayon taffeta in many beautiful combinations. 40-In. White Flat Crepes, a yard. . .$2.25 and $2.50 Well filled—trimmed with gold braid and pretty 40-In. White Novelty Sport Satin(artific’l), yd., $1.39 handmade flowers. 36-In. White Wash Satins, yard............. $1.69 36-In. White Silk Radium, yard.... . $1.39 and $1.59 These are the types of cushions that are very pop- 36-In. White Silk Pongee, yard...........__. $1.25 ular and include such shapes as oblong, round and 32-In. White Silk Broadcloth, yard.......__. $1.69 moon. Several of these cushions will add a dash of 54-In. White Crepe de Chine, yard.......___. $2.95 color to practically any room in the home. (Downstairs Store.) (Downstairs Store.) i | ' thread silk, reinforced with gossamer strand of rayon. Come in all the new | Children’s Seven-Eighths Roll-Top Socks, 25c Pair This item should make instant appeal to the thrifty mother. Fancy and | plain Socks with either ribbed or plain bottoms. First and second qualities | seamed backs, form-fitting leg, high-spliced heels and toes. They are of pure | | | ee a ee a ne ee ——— BCS oeess/ OBbecces : ——- > reo rr) 5 ee 7) o v. a” / POO Orcs Za aire — Women’s Beautiful Summer Frog A : ~ field fabrics and rayons. Trimmed with hand embroj : frills, etc. Come in rose, peach, Nile, light blue, maize, orchid, ments green, white and dainty combinations. Sizes 16 to 46. Re ri s - a om a . . oe | My 4 Pale 1 bee “3. +e ex bat Wee The Girdles are in the 14-inch length of fancy-striped fabric combined with strong elastic; have two strong hooks below the | front clasp; sizes 24 to 34. The rubber Reducing Corsets are of pink para rubber which re- | duce speedily and safely; come in | front-clasp, back-lacing style; not | all sizes in the lot; no mail or | phone orders filled. (Downstairs Store.) —EE > -—--——— — Of such materials as patent ! 1 may select from Spanish, Cuban Sizes 3 to 8. This sale begins promptly at 9 o'clock and the bles according to size, making selection much easier. > i - 23 GKILLFUL shoppers a>, LEO + will net only purchase one pair but will secure their needs while they may at savings that are most phenomenal for Shoes of such unusual character. (Downstairs Store.) . combinations and patterns. Thrift Avenue The Buy-Way of St. Louis Women's Slippers, $1.29 One-strap black kid house Slippers; turned soles and rub- ber heels. All sizes. Wattle Sets, $1.79 Cloth (size 50x50 inches) and six napkins of part-linen dam- ask, woven in waffle check de- sign in blue and gold. Silk-Mixed and Rayon Crepes, 59c Yard 36-inch Crepes in many color Fancy Rayons, 59c Yard In solid shades, also fancy woven colored checks and blocks. 32 inches wide, Water Sets, 75c Colonial design; set con- sists of pitcher with bent-in lip, and six glasses. Teakettles, $1.00 Five-quart size, of heavy gauge aluminum; seamless. Large Rag Rugs, 69c In the hit-and-miss styles of Japanese import. Many pretty designs. 24x48 inches. (Thrift Avenue—Main Floor.) Box Stationery One-Quire Boxes—Shecial 39c¢ The large single-sheet style that is fashionable and in good taste, very attractive with a silver deckle edge. Various tints, as well as white. Linen Pound Paper Special, 25c At a very low price is offered Linen Pound Paper in white — each pound package con- taining 84 sheets. Envelopes to match, @s5 to package........r0c (Main Floor.) Mens Br Offer Remarkat ‘A Shecial Offering Prese at a Most Extraordma 4% At this extremely low price, ™a advantage of the unusual values chasing an entire seasons SUP wearing and attractively finishes are carefully tailored to contes standard of quality. Made of ami Jacquard figured broadcloth. | Choice of solid color and tans. Have frog trimm full cut to assure a good fit. (Thrift Av. and Men's Furnishings

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nas tiful Summer Frocks —_ /s ment of many Smart, new Styles. Of nted voiles, tissue gingham, Butt Trimmed with hand embroj 8 . ; o beach, Nile, light blue. maize, mar mbinations. Sizes 16 to 46 (Downstairs Store.) red Printed ’ } an Outstanding ttes and Girdles FF patrons the S and rubber low for such ndid service, e selection. in the 14-inch triped fabric rong. elastic; Doks below the to 34. ucing Corsets Dber which re- fely; come in ing style; not ; no mail or Mstairs Store.) en's Shoes’ ppers urchaseé secure they ats are:/ al fore usual — xfords, patent Cuban / nd the Store.) —- STLX. BAF ss ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Sa WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAY 19,1926 __ See Our Other Announcements on Pages 4 and 15 : : Longer Playing ~— #3 Brunswick Records Electrically recorded by the exclusive “Light- Ray” method, these Records offer 50% more music at mo increase in price. We have al] the a ee = eee ee GRAND- new selections. (Music Salon—Fourth Floor.) Thrift Avenue -_—— The Buy-Way of St. Louis Women's Slippers, $1.29 One-strap black kid house Slippers; turned soles and rub- ber heels. All sizes. Wattle Sets, $1.79 Cloth (size 50x50 inches) and six napkins of part-linen dam- ask, woven in waffle check de- sign in blue and gold. Silk-Mixed and Rayon Crepes, 59c Yard 36-inch Crepes in many color ; combinations and patterns. 4 Fancy Rayons, 59c Yard In solid shades, also fancy woven colored checks and | blocks. 32 inches wide. Water Sets. 75c Colonial design; set con- sists of pitcher with bent-in lip, and six glasses. Teakettles, $1.00 Five-quart size, of heavy gauge aluminum; seamless. Large Rag Rugs, 69c | In the hit-and-miss styles of Japanese import. Many pretty designs, 24x48 inches. | (Thrift Avenue—Main Floor.) — Box Stationery | One-Quire Boxes—Shecial —_— The large single-sheet style that is fashionable and in good taste, very attractive with a silver deckle edge. Various This comprehensive sale includes Frocks for all Summer occasions. Every one de- nts, as well as white. picts a new style. The quality of the materials is high, the style range is complete, Linen Pound Paper and all the favored colors are shown. The price is extraordinarily low and creates an Special, 23c event of unusual importance. For Decoration Day—for Summer vacations—for Sum- | offered Linen Pound Paper in white — each pound package con- taining 84 sheets. Envelopes to match, 85 to package........roc | At a very low price is mer office wear, the group offers a great variety of styles at very small cost. } ! Fringed Crepe Frocks All-White Silk Frocks Tatlored Street Frocks 390 Formal Georgette Frocks Light Afternoon Frocks oa (Main Floor.) .. oe Beginning 9 o Clock Thursday—an Important Sale of Women s Summer Silk Frocks Lightweight Materials in Summer Styles Are Values of Outstanding Interest at Maire A: He Pit «+e *«¢ wear. low figure. 4 OO Two-Piece Frocks e Lace-Trimmed Frocks seemeneieiaitenn Striped Tub Silk Frocks Polka-Dot Prints Dark Travel Frocks F. Mens Broadcloth Shirts * Offer Remarkable Values in the May Sale at S 1 4, ;. “4 Plain white Shirts of high luster attractive Figured Broadcloth Pajamas A Shecial Offering Presents This Group at a Most Extraordinary Saving oc At this extremely low price, many men will take advantage of the unusual values offered, by pur- chasing an entire season’s supply of these well- wearing and attractively finished Pajamas. They are carefully tailored to conform to our Strict standard of quality. Made of an excellent quality Jacquard figured broadcloth. Choice of solid colors—whites, blues and tans. Have frog trimmings and are full cut to assure a good fit. (Thrift Av. and Men's Furnishings Section—Main Flocr.) — ee a ee a ne — - — ~- - ~ = i " RR ET TERI broadcloth; and grays—choice to suit every man’s taste is offered in this sale, at a price which makes this an unusually import- Both collar-attached and neckband styles are included in this cool and well wearing fabric. ant event. Every Shirt full cut and well tai- lored—a full range of sizes—all made of good-looking, long-wearing broad- cloth. The values presented afford exceptional savings. a ~ - ———— OL A blues Art Needlework Features lah) Grouped at One Sfecial Price Fe. ey ' ‘3 Aas | ate ) \ _- ize ag e5e | L Assembled at substantial savings are —--— = Stamped stamped pieces for embroidery and Stamped Scarts Rompers | novelties for gifts and prizes. The Of All-Linen In Many Designs Savings are sufficient to inspire lib- Large Scarfs, 18x For 1, 2, 3 and 4 eral choice from the collection. 45 inches; also offer- year old tots, little , ed 3-piece Buffet Rompers in blue or Stamped Gowns, semi-made, of good Sets and 36-inch wallen a very 9 Hl quality crepe in flesh and peach...... 59c Centerpiece, special ty. Bee, ..... 208 ce Stamped Dresses | Tapestry Mats | Perfume Bottles Cretonne Pillows For Little Tots | For End Tables Hand Decorated In Various Shapes Children’s Dresses | Colorful Matswith | For the dressing Round, oval of of shadow striped |/ tapestry face, gold- table, Perfume Bot- square shapes are of - lawn are gracefully |/ braid trimmed. The tles with hand deco- fered in these porch staznped for girls 2, back is cotton sateen’ ration and long stop- or sunroom Pillows, 4 and 6 years old. lined. The Mats are _ pers. Choice of sev- | gayly covered in cre- In pink, blue, peach unusually pretty and eral designs at this | tonne. Very attrac- and white .......s5g9c | /very special at...59c | special price --.59¢ | tive values Poke ng ' on Dress Silks at Reduced Price A Special Selling Presents Rare Values THis notable event offers _ Check through the items an opportunity to enjoy attrac- listed below and select the tive savings on one’s Spring e ones you know are suitable to SSS d family and Summer wardrobe. Lovely your personal and ~ silk materials are very greatly needs. The color range 1s com- reduced in price. Yard plete in these popular fabrics. -Inch Plain Color Silk Broadcloth | 40-Inch Colored Charmeuse Satin eh i Striped Tub Broadcloth 40-Inch Satin-Striped Bengaline 36-Inch Silk Printed Foulards 40-Inch Plaid Roshanara Crepe 36-Inch Plain Colored Taffetas 40-Inch Plain Color Flat Crepe 36-Inch Changeable Taffetas 40-Inch Printed Crepe de Chine 40-Inch Black Satin Crepe 40-Inch White Crepe de Chine 40-Inch Black Crepe de Chine 36-Inch White Wash Satin eg | «secon ioor.) 40-Inch Striped Silk and Wool Crepe We purchased the silk pongee from an importer at a substantial concession in price. In turn a leading maker co- operated with us by making these Suits in his usual high-grade manner at a very These factors enable us to offer this exceptional saving. oys’ Own Store—Fourth Floor —Thrift Avenue—Main Floor.) Boys’ Tams of Silk Pongee $ 1 — to Match these Flapper Suits .... A Very Unusual Value at This Price These Silk Pongee Tams were especially made of the same fabric as the Flapper Suits in order to match them. The head-band is removable, mak- ing it easy to launder them. They are very attractively priced to offer noteworthy values. All sizes. (B-ys’ Own Store—Fourth Floer.) Beautitul New Gael Prints (B Priced Very Attrac tively 69c Yard Of silk-like finish, this material laun- ders easily and adapts itself well to the The size range, 36 to 44—the styles—and the very attractive | fashioning of dresses, aprons, smocks price suggest that one choose wisely for the Summer months. and children’s garments. It is shown in (Women's Dress Section—Third Floor.) ji all the new color combinations and in : nd many youthful designs. 36 inches wide. A Sale of 1800 Boys Silk Pongee Flapper Sanit Smartly Styled, in Sizes 2 to 6 Years Extraordinary Values at $1.9 The problem of providing comfortable and serviceable Suits for little fellows, will be economically solved by every mother who takes advantage of this time- ly event. These clever little Suits are made in Flapper style, with sports waist, fancy belt and lined trousers. Their light weight makes them desirable for Summer In Many Color Combinations } (Thrift Avenue—Main Floor) SS ———EEE| 9000 Yds. of Radius Silk | Very Shecially Priced Thursday T9 vara This unusual offering presents the “Poppy brand of Radius Silk. It is suitable for linings, undergarments, slips and other uses—one may choose among twenty-two colors, black and white. This is indeed a rare opportunity for savings. The home seamstress will find it profit- able to buy generously in this selling, for the price is truly exceptional. (‘Thrift Ave., Main Floor and Lining Dept., Second Floor.) ——— Arch Preserver Footwear In White Kid and Linen $Q.0° to $198 In the Summer season when heat and activities make one more than ever demanding of comfort in foot- wear, then, Arch Preserver Shoes are truly appreciated. The built-in patented arch control follows the lines of the foot and heel to fit snugly. The Rose Marie—The three straps and cut-out designs lend smartness to this model 1m Wenee BG: d. 2a ced: $12.50 CCUM ac cane “seuss $11.00 The Anita—A white kid Pump of graceful and comfortable GOGiGD oobi scees es $12.50 The Sonny—A white linen strap Slipper trimmed in cut-out de- sign of white calf...... $10.50 The Oxford—A white canvas Shoe, with white ivory heel and rubber top lift. Very smart and extremely comfortable for service WORE cone sta cccecesnsmneapetesastow $8.00 (Main Flioeor.)

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PAGE 6 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | Deming, president of the U. 8. Civil | Commission, today eZ- | pressed hope that the women's | clubs of the country would bulld up iso strong a sentiment for bringing it Federation Con | postmasterships under the mer Py th aecnearean \system that no representative or y the Associated Press. |Senator would dare ignore the is- CHICAGO, May, 19 —Calling the eo present system of appointment of | Postmasters a “ ited spoils URGES APPOINTMENT OF POSTMASTERS FOR } MERIT ONLY Head of Oivil Service Commission | Addresses Women's Club 8 ervice in the establishment and ing of the Deming said: day she is all of that and Deming'’s address was delivered fied by relic of the discred. | Bystem,.” William cc | Women’s Clubs. and political life. Reviewing the part that women of this country had played | light of present conditions, it seems in woman's 's fav or. Federal Government, “From the earliest dawn of re- corded history woman has been the saving influence in the home. |our modern, complex affairs, modi- presssing economic stand- | before the thirty-first annual con-/| ards and needs, woman has become vention of the Ililnois Federation of | also an effective influence in social the function- a bit strange that not until 1862 Washington. To- more. In work that had shears and by men. Douglas, ' does the name of any woman ap- pear upon the Federal payroll in Mrs. Dave Hough, 65 years old, rn ‘killed by lightning at her home “In that year Francis E, Spinner, | Treasurer of the United States, ap- | pointed Miss Jennie Douglas to cut | and trim United States currency, | been done with | It is recorded that Gen. Spinner remarked to Miss ‘Her first day’s work set- | Rv the AssociateA Pr WEDNESDAY EV ERENS, MAY 19, 1926 “In view of all this, and in the’! itlea the matter in her behalf and Woman, 65, ; Killed by Lightning. | TR 1e State ¢ ‘orporation Commission - ———~_ SPRINGFIELD, Mo., May 19.— —Se Bars Ventas Paper Stock. LOS ANG ELES, ‘Cal., May 19. eae Eee a * 8 8'\8'B"2. Ce ee eo uw \ ees CLOSET BEDS} AMERICAN BED CO. |} 1413 8S. Eighteenth St. VICTOR 4170 Sue uneaaneaeaauas: 1§x36-inch extra heavy quality Rag Rugs, shown in the hit-and-miss designs. Publishing Co. _ ST.LOUIS POST-OISPATCH has suspended permits for sale of |Inc., and the Illustrated Daily News stock of the Vanderbilt newspapers, AT SL A TNE eet SAINT LOUIS —-- - ——a MUSIC CO. 514-516 LOCUST ST. | COMPLETE MUSIC HOUSE = ~ ST. LOUIS B Con ‘near Lyons, Mo., Laclede County, The OUT-O-SITE BED | according to information received Fite in Cleset 30’’x58” | FACTORY HEADQUARTERS here. Made ae | Q | mine years’ or nm and day, 9 to trouble wearing teeth. ri to thes. i OTIS T experience In ff | mouths. If you have trouble = new ones. dentist in charge. 10. for call for f bridgework 203 N. “zx Rugs, 2 for 88c inches wide; Ht 4 +455 "? nist ' ii tj ; ul ;. i soak. e Hy iff ena ees 8 8 | [ae ee r For ideas on Investing usiness Chance Want Drapery Gauze, 2 Yards, Be Figured Drapery Gauze, high luster cut from the full bolt. i 4a Boys’ Wash a 2 for 88 Fe ' styled new Summ Wac!} Hat a Rabenette Satin, 1 Yard, 88 ES aliemedear soma 44 : Printed Baronette Satin, ail ie ff a at shades. 7 , 6 Yd \88 i res Ging ams, s., 88c 2. . *5e quality in neat ks. plaid SE ORT GOOG arsas UIY to, ment, checks, plaide, ethize” 6x18-inch good heavy corrugated rubber a ° ; Stair. Treads : , —_ Rugs, Each, 88c ee - ‘ ‘ High-grade, clotely-woven c% g Ff Es, 4 Girls’ White Silk shown tn hit “ete miss designs: ~oX. te if) i Sige Dresses (Cheese from BMC hundreds S styles — iIn- cluding sam- Dress ay 2": Yards, 88c Il ’re) dye 4 es a oo " Cretonne Cushions, Ea.. 88c _— Made gocd q' cret ne, Ass © Patterns, ist ied thease toe thee au ti ‘ ome use ) Hoover Aprons 88° _Made of «ing ham, — oie nene Serviceable restaufa? rea r urses. Mma ; aa ~- } a Ss a. _ a , r © . a ‘ Wear (\ugents—Bargain Basement.) Dress Percale, Yards, 88c d Boys Union Suits, 2 tor 88¢ SiZg« Ss. i‘) i Beeeed LT ean ” . ’ | 7 2 | — . -* ‘ Men’s Athletic Union Suits ept: mal aire ( Nugents—Bargain Basement.) Bt 3 Undergarments, Each, 88c | Congoleum Squares, Each, 88 ie ‘ j wwns, chemise, slips, oomers or step-ins; made 3x3-ft. size, genuine (sold Seal Cc ongoleum vi of ‘novel! y cloth. In capaed Shades; regular sizes. Squares, in a complete line of patterns. a P : ‘ a> 600 P an , Dr Player Rolls as rints, ards, O6OC Samp e eckwear, oe a 26-inch d lity Wash Print ‘ful new collar and euff sets, jabot ie) y esses 6 for light inch wide_ novel a sana senucde ane mn vestees, all in the latest colors. he pe and figures. entire line at this ridiculously low price. Ab ? Prints, ginghams, chambray, ete., some “ at sd ith pockets, others have oliore aimsoo —_ : ps, Cc 4 . side pleats, hand embroid- f Pri : ; a , Sy r Ni ! i nce We : ered, contrasting — trim. 3 Yards, 88c NOT SPTINS patterns, 1m golf style oF Prince ae & = mings, will launder perfect- Each Roll new 86-inch fine soft quality, In a good assort- ight ‘shades, for boys of all sizes. aa lv, well made. Full cut gar- C and in perfect a: ee Se eee ee te : ments, age 2 to 6 years .... condition; while ° ° d RRe- “a a. . ania $1.25 Cotton Batt., Ea., 88c Pillow Tubing, 4 Yards, 3 (Nugents—Bargain Basement.) | Ba ¢ " AG SI (Sasement.) Wetght 8 lbs., already stitched; excellent 42-inch standard quality Pepperell and at quality cotton; 72x90 size. other brands. Special FS, [ Pill a 4 of illows, Each, 88c Linoleum Remnants, 88c i jae 2 17x25-Inch ef es laid Linoleum Remnants, choice patterns | 200 N ~ H ts A Dr (i a weight, homered gl eter lg - in pe ee that go through to the back; up to — pring a pron esses =. Se ‘ 12 square yards: 6 feet wide. Sq yard, RSc Of it _ ‘ a Tailored and Bo 4 ’ W S Ik H Rg Semi-Tailored Effect i s | Rubber Door Mats, 88c omens osiery, 88c Cc i = ? Women’s Bear brand, for Thursday only vy : . DRx 30-inch size, heavy corrugated our pure thread silk service we ight wit 4 ye ~— r Door Mats. Very special. lisle tops, light and dark wanted colors. a P * i to if J ttractive Aprons te de of Amoskeag a Carpet Samples, Each, 88c Valance Set, 88c made Of a ° ; ringham in several ‘ee e inch Samples, cut from high-grad §-plece ruffled Valance Set, made of good ? Ee _. ila : inne pote chenille ‘carpete. | — quality checked marquisette: double ruftied pretty Sty Les ; medium, large and ee Valance, side curtains and tie-backs, with t izes ot ome ype ~ extra Sizes. it ’ B pct OG Fruttie «(Nugents—Bargain Basement.) - roadcloth, 3 Yards, 88c S Pil 88 \ —~ aoe i es $a & * Printed cotton Broadcloth, rood’ mercerized tamped OWCASSS, c | Floorcove 2 Sq. Yds 88c Dra ot y Cretonne 5 Yds.88c ae | . finish, emall figures and stripes; 2 to 10 Hemstitched Pillowcase | , ¥) ° =~ p 9 Ate > Yard lengths. four attractive and easy- -to-¥ ork de=_ Felt-base heavy enameled e¢.ir ranery Cretonne tn assorted pat- a . Signs surface, ry ey cuatts cleaned; 6 feet 6-inch Drapery Creton! a eee s ies wide. erns and good range of color combinations. 7) 7 ° . By . Stamped Gowns and Turkish Towels, 4 for 88c J i 4 e T ddi ‘Se fancy stripes of blue. pink and gold; Khaki Slips and aye * e 1€s, Cc 18x56 double thread; seconds . Bl is ‘ e| i Neatly ade Gowns and Tedd: ea ¢ la d- d a \ a oomers Ree ti . oOw-Ww eave "Pile. stamped in ttractine@/ pat- 0 W , Sh d Ww In $s 88 Bes | i terns, ali the wan ted thades Hy paque in Ow a es — 8 Cc ee t; —— ‘ Pretty Slips and if | Boys’ $1.49 Wash Sui BSc ai ces good quality c A 2 | ys oz as ults C Made raed goods qua! satinette n eoft -- ie NAABTAAR ARAN : t¢ khaki tel shades reguiar 2: 7 Ve —~ : 4 . ue ° Pars ft ie eises ee ures. re y oy . ANY | FOF ere — Children’ ere ad \\ ‘ \ ildren s : 2% s AN ANY fade of good White el : PAY | quality opaque; Brussels Oxfords . Boy : s » in “1 slight seconds Ruws . ng : | id Fast color new packed with fix- —- 88c HY sorine and sues | | MS tures, ready to 88 sonal ed a middy and button; all # hang. C Sar minene and & aes it new colors and o- ne ruase! ér ed h : 4 , a ba + math vbinath “4 ( Nugents—Bargain Basement.) Ry en oe B anes 8 DA y | HURSDA \ patent tipe and —_ Tas S veriy ft Sizes serviceable qualilr es a! 3 to 2. i ae to & : x f “| a: 4 i “_ ©@68 «CoB : : ® ‘ 1 forties cot at se : P RT piles worth ; , S728 te oe wide. - ds, with dots, $6 | fp ir buyer 3 * al nf &; 2 ite ify vie- v ** arr aaihad ibdey Drresmen af fia Wartert ee ee ancl | ra int ‘he re % ,* rt Sizes 16 to 20—3s to 42—44 to 52 * ( Sagente- »? “ Bargain Raaeement } =” ee Ceerrerseceesseeeseeses ORS Emenee etal 36-1 in Cretonne, . Yds., 88c s! al designs; © able Odd Valances, 2 for 88c . -~ tate, 95 a. eer eseran — lh ih iil Bay on The Morris te od ’ Phonograph Records 4 for 88c Late hits, such ( Basement.) dress and mussed collar-attac styles; Shirts, Men’s $1.50 S A limited quantity of men’s slightly from hed and neckband broken sizes, 14 to 17. Great assortment of patterns and fabricCS sccoccccecceccctes (Nugents—Bargeia Basement.) soiled handling: ae aig, ee a ee eee . te =— het ia popes yan” he . Marquisette, 6 Yards 88c 86-inch Crossbar Marquisette, suitable for short, long or ruffle curtains Boys’ Blouses, 88c Made of genuine broadcloth, collar-attach- ed style, in white, blue and tan shades, full cut sizes $8 to 16. Standard makes. Athletic Suits, 2 for 88c Boys’ and girls’ straight knee and bloomer of the best quality checked nainsook, button strle Union Suits, ages 2 to 12 years; made waist style. Men’s Khaki — _ 88c Regular $1.99 value, fu cut fadeproof khaki collar-attached style, th 2 pockets, double stitched seams; all sizes 14 to 17. ! Stair Treads, 12 for 88c 6x15- inch good heavy corrugated rub- ber Stair Treads. Flat Rods, 6 for 88c Dound corner extension style, will not sag tarnish, easily operated. Children’s Play Oxfords & Sandals 4 or C Comfortable and good wearing play é% Shoes, for boys or girls: & izes Side fastening, Geep elastic gore over tape shoulder straps, fancy rayon stri supporters; sites 82 to 48. Corselette, 88c pend UUAUULAUOUDAUENANDUNNDAYNOASEOONOOUAERDAONUATONONALADONUAOAAOO NATO f High-erade, one lot assorted sizes, mostly 81x98 and 81x99; slight seconds. i Men’s Union Suits, 88c “Utica” knit Union’ Suits, fins Celebrated ribbed 36 to 46. rayon trimmed, white or ¢cru; sizes Boys’ Cloth Knickers, 88¢_ Knickers, Many All-w ad Spring patterns, light and dark shades; sizes 6 to 1i. full lined, Limited quantity. Men’s Cotton Hose 6 Pairs, first quality Cotton in black and colors; broken sizes 18 te ie 88c (Nugents—Bargain Basement.) Bleached I y ne the bolt, ] Muslin, 8 Yds., 88c a™ 48 & eut leac : Trous stvie, lent Bors’ Boys’ a 25 ag, Cc pene ers, cuff made of nota quality sou eyed khaki cloth, © ‘ olors: 15 years. «N ugents—Bargain all sizes 4 ors Ai ’ Paj 88c Boys’ Pajamas, I Agent weight Summer Pajamas, in so sizes . og i ok = tae med, one an to 16. d two piece Table Damask, 2 Yards, 88c colored border Table Damask, highi y erized finish, full 58 inches wide; Siigoer seconds. mere fine s heat Printed a 3'2 Yds. qualit cc a te cotton une cures: 2 to 16 SUUUNUADUTUPONUTOOUAEONTUESEOETUOSOCAOOED ATA EAA GAA AGAoanpng gees evOeg YUE AAONOOON RAAOOUEEOUOOOOOOOOOOSQAEONO SONOS EOUUUOOOOENNGOOENOOUDOSUENNE \ Sport — Yard, 88c In fancy lecks and weaves; Smeort = now. make Your “= + Stair Carpet, 1°2 Yards, 88c toro h Stair ¢ Carpet shown in neat — colorings: very serviceable. Drapery Damask, Yard, 88c 45-inch new stripe patterns; very i ate for all drapery purposes. 14 fad i Sais, Yard 8 88c heart e new dr for Sprin Each i v a a ** . r tached: eproof Beautiful terns, in sizes | new pat- 2% to collar at- guaranteed a canis fabrics. nna ~~. 5 AND $ Cut-Out Straps Gore Pumps Novelty Pumps Gypsy Pumps Opera Pumps Just pu wh rchase d tne + . ott ‘ lat Wiil enable sf. Louis we ? Vs ve ‘ ? (ine OT + ie o) ePateast SP leet Ans ever offe d. Newest Pumps New Straps D’Orsay Pumps Cut-Out Oxfords Sunshine Sandals and — Others omen mene ge Et i a angasaag et Sizes 2'2 to 8 in One Style or Anether. BARGAIN BASEMENT LOW S Choose From Blonde Kid Black Satin Tan Calf Blonde Satin White Elk Velvet Parchments Two-Tone and Combination Effects All Styles of Heels ‘usands of desirable Spring and Summer footwear at a price men to buy two and three pairs for the © > " . price Of: One Feseereeserscenseresecesseneeses lF TIT} san LEP TTT ig ars. Ss NB. 5 mange gee 7. * : ' 2 5p). ee or ce » ¢ i in. eee ee Do 5 phe ate jag % val , heal eae, he ey ey ey Psa thee a Sn drle eea anSredt alaal a

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ly News DR. TROTTER’S TEETH trouble wearing 1A quired to remove DR. OTIS TROTTIZ Thirty years’ experience in sP | or need new ones. call for f RS | Broken plates repaired. HOLDFAST w CVARANTEED fnowhai a TEETH TTY US ber suction. “rf Force ‘is mouths. If you have trouble fitting Gifficass | ree consy tates” sienshinatania = eR POST-DISPATCH ian > WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAY 19, 1926. | crowns and bridgework ; dentist in charge. Hours, 7 + mPetent, _ day, 9 to 10. 203 N. 7th St.. Near EOE ~ | ; : —— ie For ideas on investing see $3 t Si BOS ' mentncnn Chance W ant columns. nea ry Gauze, 2 Yards, 88c e; cat from the full bolt. .5 pery Gauze, high luster Cane: 36¢ 5 $1.50 Shirts ed quantity of men’s irts, slightly soiled sed from handline: ached and neckband pken sizes, 14 to 17. Ortment of patterns TD Seotecceseves ve C (Nugents—Bargain Basement.) ~ i ; : j ‘ i t hi . ’ sede Wis aed! nips thts tg cn 228 i Ss Mew Yee MOAI yew. , WIMELSIIT CrP OMPT tr e,, — ss SEE: IO eR VR UR | | Window Awnings Keep Old Sol Out Sale Price \ i Window Awnings made of heavy A 5 hy i a Ata} _ SS AN ee hs ! 4 Ss 4 ei i r Z\ q fF ‘fi / A VA > —— ale Thursday 2500 Well- Made quality awning duck and shown in colors of blue, green and tan. Also eaili(an in new Sicilian colors. Mounted Each 5) on dependable steel frames. Scal- al loped bottoms and complete with Awning a) , fixtures ready to hang. Sizes: 2 Feet 6 Inches, 3 Feet, 3 Feet 6 Inches and 4 Feet (Nugents—Third Filoer, North.) ae | iH Yu. thr 25% Reduction Electric Florence Rotary Puritan Model Sewing Machines American walnut case - DOP. ea ae ee ee re GS, a argntee. Attachments and instructions -included— On Club Plan Rotary Machine. Lifetime | me ” _Mietiacom — Sale Sheets and Oise i 6Sheets $1.49 Seamless Sheets Each $ |: l 2 Extra-size Seamless Bed | Sheets, in 81xg9-inch size. Made of good quality bleached cotton, $1.25 Bed Sheets Each >] ALL Bleached seamless Bed Sheets, in 81x90-inch size. ‘Made of a good quality round thread cotton. Pepperell Sheets $1.95 Sheets Each >] 39 Each 3109 . Seamless Bed Sheets in 81x99- Genuine Pepperell : Bed inch size: made of a very good Sheets in 81x90-inch size. | quality bleached cotton. Pillowcases $1 Linen Cases | 39¢ Pillowcases } 30¢ Pillowcases Each Tle Each. 30¢ | Each VAS 6 Linen Pillowcases Pillowcases in 42x | Bleached pres d Eve —hemstitched styie, ly made | cases in x36-inc aide of very. good " en, Sen | size. Strongly made quality rovnd thread of a very good qual- of a good quality cot- linen. 45x36 inch. | ity bleached cotton. ton with a neat hem. Colored Rayon Crochet Bedspreads Bedspreads in size 84x105 inches. Colors $4.99 of rose, blue, gold and helio. Bolster at- tached; each .......-2 cee eee eet e ret teens $9.00 Rayon Bedspreads Bedspreads in size 81x108 inches. 7 95 loped finish all around. sap Misa tm gold and lavender; cach -.....-++++-+++++* (Nugents—Main Fleer, South.) = al =—— = iE = = a a | = = .— E = Good News! HOmCRIENErS; Brides and All Lovers of the Home Beautiful own Go Furniture Prices! _ sage pemezerm cer”... $ISR00 | “wsmeesen ume. ae | } Our entire stock of new, well-selected Furniture offered at a most unusual reduction—right when you need it most. Remember! A new Furniture Department filled with the choicest Furniture that. money can buy—and yours at a tremendous saving in price! Don’t miss this opportunity! Your Unrestricted Choice (A Few Nationally Advertised Items Alone Excepted.) Any beautiful Suite—any odd chair, table, any pleco-cdecml through the entire department. Any article is yours for “% off regular prices. All Living-Room Suites ro 1% Off Sixty Styles | oren.ee Living owe seis $122.75 |: “sce "lens one fourth 190880)... SEGEG | tes eueieeen ane *iaetanc toms ti"... $243.50 | “ae "tatoora ress”... $787.50 | To 4 Off All Bedroom Suites oe ene ee in. SAL | #210.00 Bedroom Suites, «157 EA) | S400 Bedrosm Mates $300.00 Bedroom Suites, $9 0) ico aan All Dining-Room. Suites te Y% Off | $133.00 Dining-Room Suites, $ $400.00 Dining-Room Suites, 7 — less one-fourth ($33.25)..... 99.75 less one-fourth ($100.00)..... 300.00 — $296.00 Dining-Room Suites, $ $800.00 Dining-Room Suites, $ = less one-fourth ($74.900)...... 222.00 less one-fourth (§200.00)..... 600.00 = All Miscellaneous Pieces °° 'Y, Off o.90 Oooreet uate. it. SUAS Teepe om tania, 7 $ eee oe Gann aks $100. 50 ” leepieueen tame rrr Oe a $49.38 $100.00 Book Case «$75.00 | aceccionet anes $71.50. gy Pc on Set © $19.50 | “one-tourtn oft (828.00).......-. $75.00 se Mate ences, $15.15 | ete ana........$35hd ak SOP us cecnernes $5. 25 bate tegen ar Sep egy oe sini bie Mee £65 $5.44 Buy on The Morris Plan—Club Plan 50 Weeks to Pay (Pourth Fioeor, Ct MUTTERED ‘- $5.50 and $5.95 Artificial Silk —=— _ Panels 42 to 48 inches wide, shown in many weaves, scalloped bot- tom, and trimmed. with deep artificial silk bullion fringe. Ecru and gold colors. $2.75 to $3.50 | $2.25 and $2.50 Curtains : Panel Curtains rricea $1 88 Included you will find high-grade shadow net Cur- tains, 42 to 46 inches ees scalloped bottom, and inch artificial silk bullion fringe. Also lace Curtains, and ruffled curtain Sets— each Set includes valance and tie-backs to match. imely Sale of Lawn and Porch Needs Four-Passenger Lawn Swings | Full bolted, extra well es 5 weatherproof enameled finish. For lawns or large porches—easy giiding motion—have . adjustable seats and back rests—highly finished id green enameled and natural. Special.......... Porch Swings mm i? 3 Strongly made—tumed oak finish; roomy and 9 44 are complete with non- ° rust chains, books, etc.

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ST.LOUIS POST-GISPATCH — WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAY 19, 1926 : ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH a q | ) = : FORTY-SIX YEARS OF BUILDING FOR TOMORROW—1880 to 1926=—=Se=—=—= — * : ; NO SPECIAL HUNT SS eS : Protect Your Furs 1° “same Atlin after one search. Deputy Re. , . : ‘ . * Pe & ‘ | F “oe ee comer reported he was unabie to ‘ee > Pim * 8 | —by placing them in Sonnenfeld’g% 7 Fac 4 Jesse Allen, or Max S. Reed , ae Storage vaults where they are absoew > 2 “= ere was no return on Steinkoff | lutely insured against fire, theft ang . = 4 e and here again the Circuit pe - 2 2 this tim moths. Phone CEntral 6660 and our) © attorney's office seems to have | aa, of RUTHERFORD [ ASF ee 610 to 618 Washington Avenue _ * ‘wagon wil] call. ae 3 spandoned its search after one - i eS : a sl Deen'’t take a chence on the life of your | —. = temp Police Officers Found. : Gog, when é is sick. Lise the Dog Medi- me ri | " , ; oes = f sub h that op oe ae ay 22n A Special Featuring of Newest SRE bom te of subpenae show that] 2 the de |Jotferson City . - - - $225 |/No Effort Made to Find “a Make Certain of EMMIEE tne police officers connected with i ant. Pa 3.00 “Missing” Men Between BR eee Satisfaction : &’ ae the Majestic Hotel. oe | | a ppenas ever were issued. aecord- ) ; 0 , With Your . ad re the records, for Thomas at ee ae a inetd le Bir pt 90 ad on pag itt 1855 Wii ente = ‘ -_—o yaa hh LAP a ee " pees A - , he omer " - 2 or i I ee Re ae te a 3 4 Page ee : . te Fan * a ¢ | rcv natural and lastin ‘is F ‘3 . & eer fF ee a -— = = = - “x «YY MR iP ~~» = a a a er ee sa = & = ef eS |= Se - = — = i 1 _made no effort to find the missing Cy a_ueryrwwwes. - -~ witnesses in the Rutherford mur- — ~ tary for the benefit of the purchasers. ' ST. LOUIS— All loans are on St. Louis City and Coun- ty properties, well situated and diversified as to character and location. REAL ESTATE— ~ - > = - a » ~_—_ a * - = ~~ = - change of yenue April 16 from Cir- cuit Judze Frey to Circuit Judge | Mix. - From that date ‘until May 6. ‘when William Allen Scott Ruther- 'ford was permitted to walk away from a second-degree murder in- > 'der case through the Sheriff's of- ~ e ; oe 2 Es made in March as to the “missing” 3 . | le ery; I , . | % Po E: ee witnesses. ; No Subpena in Mix's Court. | * adam Doerr. clerk in Judge! Mix's court, says no subpenas were gent to him from the Circuit At-: torney's office when the case reached his court. April 16, on change of venue from Judge Frey. ‘The Bailiff in Judge Mix's court - - ~~ = & ee ee Improved Income Producing Properties, conservatively valued substantially in ex- cess of the amount of the first mortgage loans. OWNERSHIP CERTIFICATES — Representing an undivided ownership in First Mortgage Real Estate Loans; certi- fied by the Depositary and issued under the terms of an agreement with Waldheim- Piatt & Co., Inc. GUARANTEED — As to payment of both principal and inter- est, unconditionally, by Waldheim-Piatf # Co., Inc. | dictment on payment of $500 fine (on a plea of guilty of manslaugh- ter, the Circuit Attorney issued no /Subpenas for the Rutherford wit- nesses. Two weeks passed, during which |time Circuit Attorney Sidener might have ordered a thorough ‘search for the witnesses. The only }attempt he says he made was to /send Jake Buckhannon, an em- | ploye of his office. on a search for the witnesses two days before the case came up the last time in Judge Mix’s court. Buckhannon reported he was unable to find any of the men wanted. - One of the reasons advanced by the State for freeing Rutherford was that “three witnesses who are. transients were missing.” as was _ Stated by Assistant Circuit Attorney ' John E. Bowcock in court that day. He also described the State's posi- (tion as “helpless because of missing witnesses.” Easily Found by Reporters. Newspaper reporters during th-« | subsequent investigation found al! ; ithe “missing” witnesses but one. ALDHEIM-PLATT & ( O land he was not important. ; ee Only two sets of subpenas were INC. | merely read off the list of witnesses, | @ and told them to apnear May 3 for 'f the trial.” Doerr said. “Those whe if hadn't been found by the deputy /§ sheriffs and were not in court, of course, never heard the Bailiffand didn’t know~ when the case was set.” °. .. There were five settings of | i case. three in Judge Frey’s court Sil . : -..3#@ and two before Judge Mix. There k Slips , “a were but two sets of subpenas ts- —Of heavy _-3 sued. Those witnessés who were in all paste) = Not One Reserved! Every Coat Must Go Regardless of Loss! = = = - —_— = - — = ~ = = >= ae ae - ~ + ales! = = a interest payable semi-annually. Principal due and payable iz periods of from one to five years. Rates of interest 6% S'% 5% eaccerding te maturity selected. Tesued in denominations of $100, $500 and $1000. Purchases may be made on our Monthly Partial Payment Plea. - — Se Former $10.00 Coats Now $ 5.00 Former $12.50 Coats Now $ 6.25 Former $15.00 Coats Now $ 7.50 Former $19.50 Coats Now $ 9.75 gc Omly Ewe sets of subpenas were Former $25.00 Coats Now $12.50 Committe and candiate Yor Re March a. Frey's ; court | : : “ 4 witnesses, ) March 8. le second set was re-/; } a 26. : — ial a ‘ Bender, ag has been told, - : — =-— = Write or Call for Circular ISSUED AND GUARANTEED BY late ae ns ee ae de ie ie ae ae ae de a a ae ee a Committed and candidate for Re- a2 es a te - er a8 ei hag Sie ¥ ¥ bbb bbb bh bhp hhh bhp bh bhp bh bb bb hhh bab bhbababb baa bb aa baaaaaaan| - TrrvvVvVvVT VV VV VyVeVeVVrVeeVeeeeeererreererreFTeeTe eee ee | ER EE FO CS aot Aa Hg eg LPN GN SoMa et RE hee a ee eee eee ee 2 . SS 2 te te te dei de de a a ao a ee a . Investment Securities 204 Merchants-Laclede Building, St. Louis, Mo. o vs ag f ® 4] e 4 ¢ eS. . # e 4 4 A el pre Pe ng same court April — meester a a a . , - — » the dual roje of “special prosecu- | 19. cach set was issued about "3 : : | cane ) = . : ' ania _ ter” and damage suit attorney for rowan: in paveaine of the return ~- 7s he >the mother of Jack Tucker, the | ree RS . ae ee enna | DY =! ti en for the Rutl Es shot and killed last October by | P2525 Se SSIS PSPSPS PSPSPS SPSS PSPS ASP SIP SPS ASPSE ee > ae ea aD Fe ty cl | ) “a = ai witnesses occurred late aa | | 9 . Rutherford, when the latter was! har tre« : 4 drunk. Bender had a s‘ngle in- — | Rudolph Lange, chief deputy 1 Sal pe : Sale Starts Promptly . _-eatiast mages | ‘the Sheriff's office, who ‘- in Extra — . ople y Ss ace —_ se eet |charge of the 23 deputies em- Extra Facilities at 9 O’Clock = client and 4. © P. | $1900 for himself ‘ i ] > ? . \ "ce * | ployed to serve summonses, de- ; ra’ ornerys ‘clared yesterday. when questioned 610 to 618 Washington Avenue . . MGR: sauea te “arveneet” 'by a Pést-Dispatch reporter. that Py ; agers ines. 5 (had the Circuit Attorn =: | matters, agreed with Bender to ; nad the ircuit Attorney sincere- pay Mrs. Tucker $5500 Im settie- ‘ly wished to find the Rutherford Witnesses he would have ordered a . : ment a a —_ a News from LosAngeles 9°)..." pecl ©. Bek on “The Circuit Attorner’s office a Uurc ase an a eS O ae Embargo Wins Irish Derby. can't pass the buck to us.” said ie By the Associated Press. About Concrete Streets Chief Deputy Sheriff Lange. “My Bias. 2 CURRAGH, Ireland, May 19.— , men made two attempts to serve ° Maharaja of Rajpi = , | the Rutherford subpenas. I think es "a bargo-captured the Irish 2000 gul- | they did their duty in the ordinary ee : — stakes today ied ke field of Los Angeles now has more concrete routine way. We have lots of sub-, a 4 : oo Bet oo meta ane gr Be | penas to serve anc eputies | . , seco an | etreets than any other city in the aT’ See te Cee 7“ E Lark was-third. ey these r= Bema S575 Se Teles atale es ' , are rushed. They can’t wait around : ee country — a total of over 220 miles (to sérve men. In ordinary cases And they are directly linked with they call at a man’s place of bust- ee: j | several thousand miles of concrete ness or residence, inquire for him. — ; : ; a | and leave the subpena if he ts not = As well as Hats of other lightweight Summer straws, : : DANNRUFE MEANS wh — y, geese », roads in California, thus forming an ithere. They can't do detective % extension of one cf the most famous | work. ou in favored styles and colors, which we offer ‘ Se . highway systems in the world. __No Special Request Made. >: it Sr Z | Motor traffic from every eection of sé ane Ansan eee mee L=—_s } SO) i H AIR COMING AT | | Ke oe f | the state flows along these sturdy didn't he notify me to use special _ streets all da and far } io} effort in trvine to fra the wit- At A t | Whol | Co t This Y into nesses? That has been an estab-| | C ua esa € ; S inchides countless automobiles, lished practice of the Ctreuit Attor- | — huge trucks loaded to capacity, and ney’s office. If the Sheriff's office ‘busses built like Pullmane makes ‘not-found’ returns to the Circuit Attorney. anc if he regards Only streets paved as the knowl- the witnesses as important and the ® edge and experience of the modern case important he or his aasistants : Colors Styles alwavs ask me to use extra effort. “Then T know that the case reql-_ : ls) sil} Natural Small -~: ™i*. > | ly is important and that the Circuit A Menor, |F Attorney really wants the witnessee Sand Medium | found. So I put a special man on ala Rose . ithe job. TI tell him to stick to it) | Gray and Large a ._ ; , after until he gets service. I tell him to! “Ss ' Hone Brimmed — g | rye. rp oe take his time and scout around and {Me ke y Mode! fim © | Seepage st. of wait on men and serve the sub- O. 77. ee Almond els nee Bg RS ; tind a single trace penas if it is possible. eo ee Yellow se. a , per Seation dissolves every “Why didn’t Sidener’s office or. RE Cc In Small . : ndruff, invigerstes , 3 ged | Rae , | open mall, | | stops itching and | der such a special search? I would ” Pink . i” i _ “Strengthens them. Its exhilarating, sidered the missing witnesses vita! . p Simulating and life-preducing prop | of to the case or not.” | a, 2, & ~ . z cy: — the hair to grew These are some of the reasons why Reports of Subpena-Servers. Co? ee Go Im, J“ ‘' a p Sad beautiful. ; Los Angeles and hundreds of other Investigation of records shows! an” , SOF és & * 26a of 1 alert cities are laying concrete streets, | that Edward Comer of 8421 Vulean 2, 7a, j , wha Ting tam Soo 333 ee, . a Te of the dangerous effects | and will lay more. istreet and John J. Heffernan o? mo, ge & . Saeee Re ee. | Snsightly dandruff which is sew) 4739 Nemcomb place were the den- “2 », Ras / Fs | aN x0 rN wes ‘. @ i 1 more apparent than ever since the uties who served the subpenas. In | ast ~ / f : These s Hats are all j — ~ . he “ ~:sil | dair is short. ~ All of the facts are in our | the first set of subpenas issued they Sree eg 7 | | =| NEW, just unpacked! . a oe a _ Danderine ig m sure way to get rid free booklet on “Concrete } reported as follows: | —_ Put We secured them at our | - a 3 and immediately dow Strests.” Ash for your copy. Heffernan was unable to find o im own price—for almost a Matthew T. Burk e, who telephoned TZ - — song, in fact. We can | the Post-Dispateh after Rutherford / “Fy ; : PORTLAND CEMENT ASSOCIATION | was freed that he had been living Y ay a a therefore offer the entire Syndicate Trust Building . at the Majestic Hotel all the time. | gue ACA collection at REGULAR LOUIS, MO. : 7 mer reported inability to locate Sf t WHOLESALE COST. Raiph Steinkoff and Max 8S. R if B: of -t a 4 Newna Ur Newspaper reporters found weal | . | | ag aoe sa Come! Be sure to attend. ote eg Ro ta ¥ ee Fle AS galt =P + Py, SOR gS aan t Fees “ OS SPSS at me. ee eh re a Os eee es i ‘ 4 fe i - : ie sae Petts eee de ; s < an Aare ee Be bX Se Oped pak NAR OMe OA Sigh, NE ATM RRR 8 5 aaah tite I rcs cate leet tak TE, c sel ma tom » J <p» a a my os <= A eA M & maz hae meget 5s Tega 7 Pormtgh é AA A ety We soon to | Improve end Extend the Uses of Concrete | men a few days after the Ruther. | ford investigation started. | -_ (Sale in Our First Floor Ollices ia 33 Cicteo ° | | The second set of eubpenas on. Hat Shop—Sonnenfeid's) “yey fe does not contain a summons| sf

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V - —. 3 - FOR WITNESSES IN > 1926 = — witnesses. Bender, as has been told, had pthe dual roje of “special prosecu- | pater” and damage suit attorney for ; she mother of Jack Tucker, the | © Majestic Hotel bellboy who was. “shot and killed last October by! ' Rutherford, when the latter was) ' drunk. Bender had a s'ngle in- ® terest—collecting damages for his | Be client and a fee of more than ae $1000 for himself. | Rutherford's ‘ attorneys, who ™ spent about $15,000 to “arrange” | {7 matters, agreed with Bender to ™ pay Mrs. Tucker $5500 In settle-. ' ment of her suit only on condition | ' that Rutherford not go to prison. | Embargo Wins Irish Derby. By the Associated Prees. CURRAGH, Ireland, May 19.— | The Maharaja of Rajpipla’s Em-_| | bargoecaptured the Irish 2000 gui- | f Meas stakes today over a field of: | 10. F. W. Moreley’s Johnson was Second and Mrs. -Mackean’s Silver | : Lark was third. | i@ \ if if Sale Starts Promptly at 9 O’Clock of 1200 rt Hats ‘ TINORUFF MEAS HAAR COMING OUT, PALS! ACT NOW! | Save your hair! Double its | beauty in just a few moments. + : “Danderine’’ makes your hair 7, ; : . | $5 jtatiored “y& Jewhorn S) fuffy, wavy and beautiful. ; : : me. Facticable . 4 : eermmeneran mee §6«6Nithin ten minutes after an ap- oh » Pleation of Dandecrine you cannot ** Pret | findasingie trace of dandruff. One | application dissolves every particle | » *f dandruff, invigerates the scalp, Stops itching and falling hair. a Furthermore, Danderine is to the | hair what fresh showers of rain and | sushine are to vegetation. It goes might to the roots, invigorates and | Strengthens them. Its exhilarating, ; ‘imulating and life-producing prop- | *tties cause the hair to grow strong | and beautiful. 3 Bobbed hair has made the girls | ) "ware of the dangerous effects of. 4 tnsight) + dandruff which is now. ' More apparent than ever since the bair is short. 2 nderine is a sure wav to get rid 3 of dandruff and immediately dou- | Ses the beauty of your hair. The effect is amazing—vou hair will be Tight, fluffy and wavy, and have an. | *PPearance of abundance: an incom-. F Parable luster, softness and Jnxuri- . &ree. ' Get a small bottle of Danderine fom any drug store or toilet eoun- fer for 2 few cents and keep that @androfft out of vour hair and off) | SPECIAL HUNT | to have doned its search after one at- ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ ; WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAY 19,1926 ~ ata _____. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ee ge ee me \. The CHICKERING Piano —has been unanimously chosen as the Official Piano of the Municipal Opera. Exclusively at Vandervoort’s in St. Louls > ’ @ Ltuggs Vonieoool Bane « Photo Enlargements, $1.25 We take your kodak films of any size : and enlarge them to 8x10 inches, frame 2 and tint them all for $1.25. Ss Camera Shop—First Floor. ; im” Store Hours: Daily, 9:00 to § ‘30—Saturday, 9:00 to 6:00 | Telephone Orders, Shoppers’ Aid—GArfield 7500 | Olive and Locust, From Ninth to Tenth ~~ ST er ae a New, Offering in Semi-Porcelain Dinner Sets 50 Pieces, Serving Six... yer eget nie forage be chosen in any required number of 1eces trom this thin, semi-porcelain. Ivory tint embossed border. Decorated in yellow with 4 actos lines. Very new and attractive. ‘100-Pc. Set, Serving 12, 32-Pc. Set, Serving 6, China Shop—Fourth Floor. a i PT. hae A, ay | Carpets’ | _ Linoleum | Worsted Wiltons | Ardehil and Ispahan | Size 9x12, Regular | | $137.50 to $142.50 $ Se. od $108.50 | 10> | Heavy Seamless Axminsters "$44.00 black bordering $21.75 $ 5.75 New Rattania_ | | Summer Rugs | All Sizes, Size 9x12 ft. Trade in Your Old W we Cleaner “Universal” Electric Toaster Regularly $6.00 Special $3.65 While they last—just 100 of these fine, all-nickel Toasters. Electric Shop—Downstairs. N O Royal Cleaner—a mest liberal re- duction that enables you to possess the best Cleaner on the market. Just Telephone GArfield 7500 $18.75 Belgian Moursouk | Fiber Rugs All Sizes, Size 9x12 ft. $35.75 New Oval Rag Rugs Small Sizes. Size 36x63 in. $7.50 | | Lanoleum a ag pe 1500 Yds. Inlaid Regularly $1.75 Balance in 12 Months fora Royal Cleaner $13 Allowance the purchase of a new Super $1.25 Sq. Yd. i200 Yds. Cork Base Print | Regularly $1.10 84c Sq. Yd. | 1200 Yds. Velvet Carpet Regularly $3.00 $2.40 Yd. for a Demonstration ; nat omy - t e “~ ) et PX eicocn. Oe Ray —— i Pe <0 ~ ; TRE Bees rd “Ae - § SPAR “fF Qe , . ee ee Spite ies — A oe ye SELL — ee : - atl wer wo ' : = i j 3 5 4 } ee ] : t ' i ] ; a ee mee ee at - \ "i Chair Cushions $450 Special at Bar Harbor. We have just received a new, most at- tractive lot, covered in cre- tonne. Made with box edges and button tufts. Others range from 75¢ to $3.50. | & is GER LS OS ed) my — Low Prices on | | Rugs + | touches of comfort there. little cost, at Vandervoort’s. aot fae Vandevoort Budget Plan Procures Summer Needs for Home at Small Outlay The moving and house cleaning season brings one face to face : with new problems, but no one need gb without those extra and beauty given by a new piece here and For these furnishings indicate what can be had for very Solid Mahogany Sofa $118 Exceptional value is offered in this roomy, comfortable Sofa, covered in mohair with reversible cushions in damask. ural, with red painted up- Solid mahogany frame with rights. Adjustable seat and . hand-carved top rail. . t back. i Five Bedroom Pieces , A well-built Suite of attractive desigh, wal- ’ sccm —y ; | nut veneered in two-tone effect. Dresser, Regular price, $490. Occasional Table $12.75 One of those indispensable | pieces for the really home- | like living room, made in Ital- | ian design, walnut 28-inch top. walnut and oak combined. finished. » chest, bed, bench and full-size vanity. 4-Passenger Swing $7.95 Strong, comfortable Swing, is all hardwood; finished nat- 245, Ten Dining-Room Pieces An Italian design, very substantially built of 72-inch buffet, _ china cabinet, server, table, 5 side chairs and | host chair with tapestry seats. Reg. Price, $342. Folding Lawn Bench $1.95 A 42-inch Bench with all hardwood frame. Finished in green or natural color. - 245 ly appropriate for the porch or eer Si lawn. Special, * TT RA ee o bear st*e wiht tts ae 4 ee Willow Porch Chair | Three-Piece Sunroom Suite | A beautiful silver-gray finish makes these | three pieces especially cheerful and | mery.” The removable spring seat cushions are | covered with cretonne. Special. “Sum- I : a Awe | eo Q” Small Boudoir Chair $5.75 Finished in attractive shades | of brown, green, orange, ivory | $9.75 At the Budget Bureau on the Fifth Floor - A competent advisor will gladly assist you in budgeting your expenditures so as to spend to best advantage. Under our liberal deferred payment plan, you can purchase home needs with ° i . or gray, with cretonne back | economy and conyenience. and seat in bright colors to match. | ERE is a variety of timely suggestions for making an extra room of the porch. It will cost very little as we have priced things here, and now is the time to plan for Summer comfort! Aerolux Porch Shades Give Privacy and Admit the Breeze For the sunny or exposed porch, these Shades pre- vent glare and yield seclusion. Very ornamental in their soft-colored stripes that blend so well with the gay cretonnes now favored. All sizes may be had. Priced according to size— $2.90 to $14.40 Koolite Porch Shades Another Aerolux product, shown this year in new color effects. Priced $2.65 to $12.50 - * Cretonnes ~~ Flounced Curtains , 35 Special, : ma’ 39C seca, $35 -~ An exceptional group of 36- inch Cretonnes, in a great va- riety of both large and small figures. Bright and soft color- Heavy. excellent aual- | Grenadine of sheer yet durable quality, with dots and figures. Flounced at eg very effective for Sum- bottom and with full self he hangings. rufflings. Tie-backs. Painted Stripe Awnings : Scalloped and Fringed | | Special, 7 Each # Four sizes, in substantial quality, white duck with painted stripes of green or brown; completely equipped, ready to hang. 2 feet 6 inches; 3 feet; 3 feet 6 inches; 4 feet. Porch Curtains to Match Complete with wood poles, ropes and fixtures. —— a — Summer Needs for Home ' LT Ecru Linen, $.00 Y¢ For Fancy Work XCELLENT Quality Linen in an ecru shade, such as is used for making luncheon sets, bridge table covers and scarfs with Italian hemstitching ayd embroidery. 36 inches wide. Hemmed Basco Finish Pattern Tablecloths, $1.95 Regularly $3.00 A limited number of these Tablecloths of cotton with a finish that looks like linen. Some have slight oil stains which account for the low price. Attractive floral pat- terns. Size 72x72 inches. ‘ Silver Bleach Bath Towels Napkins, $3.95 Doz. 49c Each Several pretty floral de- Hemmed Bath Towels © signs. Size 20x20 inches. with blue, pink or yellow | GI Cloths striped borders. 22x44 ass inches. - $4.50 Dozen Is Hemmed linen Cloths Dish Towé with the name “Glass $2.95 Dozen | Cloths” woven in the bor- | All linen with blue bor- | der in blue or red. 20x30 der. Size 16x34 inches. inches. Hemmed by the blind. Crash Roller Towels, 80c Each Made of 21% yards of fine linen Toweling. Linen Shop—Second Floor. SS ~-- .c-: * * * "‘Hernmed Cotton Sheets At Special Prices Heavy quality Cotton Sheets which are priced at about twenty-five per cent less than usual because many have slight oil stains. Size 63x99 inches at $1.35 each Size 72x99 inches et $1.45 each Furniture Shop—Fifth’ Floor, Norwood Lawn Hose, 22c Foot *.-inch, very high quality black rubber. Guaranteed for the season and should last five or six years. 25 ant foot lengths, complete with couplings, specially pri for a limited time, 22c foot. Hose Reel, Regularly $3.00, $2.49 All-metal finished in black enamel. Holds 100 feet of hose. * Your hose lasts longer when kept on the reel. | | Lawn Mowers of Best Makes ({i' 4 “The Jefferson” Special for a Limited Time $10.39 Exceptionally geod Mower with 16-inch cut. Four cracible steel blades and bet- tom knife bar. if Nine- y igch wheels. Finished in al red and gold. Eesy to operste. Other Mowers, 87.75 to $2450 tiardwares prop-—Downstairs, - Iron Fern Stand For One Day Only’ ~* $525 HE A V Y wrought - iron 4 Stand decorated in Pom- peian green, Egyptian red, or black and gold. Large copper bow! for hold- ing ferns or trailing plants. Height, 4 ft. - Vandervoort ’s Art Wares Shop —Fourth Floor. , Four shoulders. + 7.6, $4.25 ; . : pape pe ba $5.25 Size 81x99 inches at $1.55 each i aWe . 12x7.6, $6.35 Vandervoort’s Domestic Shop—Second Floor. a ' Nandervoort’s Curtain and Drapery Shop—Fourth Flopr. = SS SE ———_ ‘ . . % ‘} LES eps ae is DS ae oe

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* wey = ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH — i - -_— a ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATLn — WEDNESDAY MVENING, MAY.29 1 eu Store Hours: 9A. M. to 5:30 P. M.Daily—Open Saturday Until 6 P. M. ~ : . ® ¥ _ a Tots’ Dresses Boys’ Suits Girls’ Dresses Sample Pie : Watch Repair $1.95 to $2.95 Values Offered at at Rae. $3.95 to $5.95 Values 1 57 3 py ~ 1 79 $2. 59% Movements Repaired and C. $ . 9 C . ms ; neg yf shades. | Yabrics in many patterne, Bes. : deem impossible to repair \ er , PR. giv ese : ietioni ig ebivopiesn otras tm ae 2 bg ft : : s Hite nese. . ~ : vo t 4 : ‘ we” : , Me parts “eee oes et te eT ee ee a rage : . OE ee ar ee a i ae ; Me ay, Rages soaring: = odin: . % . - ‘ ~ a mo 4 5 hepa ian PRE Shee r ar x ne * ¥ 7 a" LA == . : + z P, | 2 ¢ od ; : . ‘ ‘ ' a r pony : ¥ a? So ey eh no tad x A " ap : ee a Soa Vee © Oe ‘atiet - - liieriuens ot stolen, paeeres, Seale aelera: misen We Give Eagle Stamps and Redeem Full Books for $2.00 in Largest Distributors of Merchandise izes 7 to charge repa: nation colors. ze ’ c - , etc. 2 to 6 years. Basement Sto 8 ane Cash or $2 2-50 in Merchandise—Few Restricted Articles Excepted - at Retail in Missouri and the West | ee ular and extra sizes, ment on rs and : $5 Hats | Corsets - ieshet’ fer —— = = = and Girdles é $3.00 ‘he lz]-—@: NE | $2.44. +i). Z @ Tri s - = = = = = = = See Y nate | i} | 533%. ae hatrbraid, se ane ne _ - a omens _ - | Giodien of san rd | FED oe combinations. Bright | | kinds, Good range ; ttt ie 6 shades and black. : i : ; wea Pacement —In the Basement Economy Store Presents , ase Hu Bare i oe. : er iI sebty i A Feature Event Thursday, of Intense Interest to Women and Misses—Sale o of ae util os te dq : Choice of 50 Attractive Summer Styles and More Than 100 Patterne— You'll Be Really Amazed at the Value of These Garments at bas Se Citi ; be ; es rata E Aer ttaetr cb ! © This, unquestionably, is one of the season’s most remarkable Dress offerings and enables women and = peter Es te ait misses to choose Dresses they would never expect to obtain for $5. This price would not even cover the . Seto at cost of material—each dress being made of beautiful 54-inch border- -printed silk crepe. Not only are the | i bh values most unusual but the variety of stvles, patterns and colorings is exceedingly large—so many at: : sit ay tractive combinations that there#s unlimited choice for all requirements. Hundreds will want to be here x: i al ; when the sale starts at 9 o’clock Thursday morning. oe | fi There are floral, geometrical, striking ‘‘futuristic’’ and small Two-piece effects, slim, youthful straightline mod- i figured effects, all with handsome border. Navy blue-and- els, Dresses with flaring skirts and tailored sports a white and black-and-white, as well as many bright colorings. styles—in sizes from 16 years to 42 bust measure. ie! Basement Economy Store iv ~ : a + . . . . “ ++ ri f é m a ue eS at a War r f eee ete @ Here Ma hth PT treme « _ re ; “ at the AS 1 Luggage to $6.50 Luggage - én floral and Oriental effects with sand, ' re ouble lisie tops and reintoreed feet. Offered in good colors secure fashionable footwear. Shown 24-inch suitcases, full-size japanned Leather traveling bags, also 24-inélD of blue, mulberry, tan, brown, grees 4) | and black. — in favored styles and Jeatheve and hat boxes and durably made $2 50 suitcases and hat boxes. % and with long, durable nap. presenting. a wide chotee of the traveling bags: Extra values Neatly lined. Special, tor... 94 : Women’s $1 Hose Semi-fashioned silk-mixed Hose with double Lisl: tops and + _- ¢ a Le - a wanted KINGS. ‘ reinforced feet. Black, white and colors. Offered a For W omen—~ $4.50 to $4.95 Luggage $10.50 Luggage fg ee ee Pec este oceser 65C ‘ xfords, 3 nee s, Pp : a : »| 3 Prown ar biack °4-inch suitcases Cow hide traveling bags that , black an@ Browa kid hers. ¥ with protected corners. Also travel- strongly lined, also brown or biaék™ Women s Hose | % Hose ' Fancy Socks ouis, Cuban covered ther h ing bags and. full-sigg hat $3 60 kinds. Exceptional 7 ‘ i —of semi-fashioned silk | —for children. Of mer- —for men. Of merceriz: F, . M -_ pee AR kno c0eetes ee eees . values, Thursday at........ $ - and rayon mixtures: | cerized otto ith | and or en-— . : ; : ~ seconds of 79c¢ to $1.00 saan eld ane aeoies | ee a Si wwe — aon ene ( xfords of blac K Al 1 brown kid a ne $1.65 Suitcases and Traveling Bags. "* ee 68 © wee es ehele ee © © « .$1.15 e 3 minater Rugs in attractive els in a ai % ee om oe | Basement FEconemy Stere eee ee IC mh te ne sees pote aa 59¢e | t A Special designa and colorings. Mada rich beige tint: 40 seme adie orchid, blue, gold, tur- and white with polka dots. with deep lustrous pila 9x12 size. cae Bit saree tear Friese ore quoise, green, white, etc. Tubs nicely. Ideal for hot- 4 | rin —o Summer frocks. weather apparel. g ; : | 7H sé8:2.95 and $3.45 V 75c Tub Silk Dress Gingham $2 Rayon ee a ee , Seamless “a | 50c Cretonnes Ruffled Curtains Seconds of $39 85 In wanted color combinations $61.50 Grade... on mht and dark grounds. For Seconds of $1.50 to 98 ie : | | alip covers, ete. $2.50 Grades, Paif.. FOC | 2 t 0 a Special * _ ©1500 attractive, sturdily $xi2-feot Rugs in Chtnase, Por. | Yard ................. 29 Votle , 50c eS ee eee 89¢ . da F cl li sian an@ American patterns tn | : ee enenen Geode een | | Diaids, ste. 330 -Talen 99 a Cloth and excellent qua “7 goed eolers. Axminster make. | 35 Curtaining | row ebMelieces ve Nigger ets ‘| 36-inch cotton-and-silk fabric GDOCEAL, PORE « « ct <'core. Cc 54-inch bordered Rayon is » . will be delighted to share, for Piain Btamine tn white, tvory or , \ bests Premed entered Plain Voile cold. green and bive 1% 2am of the fabrics—the sty! : R: Seine. Gatiabie fF gt : checks and stripes. Tubs nicely. | s0-iniia. teen eae te 1% yards required for @ ’ a © taodri e styies are Axminster u ws Ra on Dra . : | % m ; ede Ww . « be of - | road .. 19¢ $1 ye ees A lot of 1848 men’s Imported English P . ted Voile | Pent ee copes: oa ip Bordered V | : Sizes’ Say pth _e , $ 6 95 | ' rn Broadcloth Shirts in white and plain col- me ° to 5 yarda oile ‘g : un i ee: 2 . $18 Art Rugs Ren aia 69¢e ors. They are made in neckband and col- Seconds, ao | 73¢ value, yard.......... I5c Seconds of 88c : | . Pee - Reem-size $.2x19.6 Rugs woven | $x12-toot sanitary and water. he and striped lustrous Rayon lar-attached styles. lightweight and in Yard. dC ! Bed Sheets $1.98 Grade, Yard. Ps. — of wool yarns. In floral, me- proof feit-base ~ Felt-Tex” art rr hea ire ti \/ my ge hg — All with high lus- Tinted grounds with neat fig- | S1x90-inch bleached seamless | 54-inch two-ply bordered = aE | daBlon end conventional de- Rugs in choice colors = $9 95 anent aies raperies, ures, checks Or floral designs. | Sheets that are subjéct to small | Voile of sheer quality. In 1 he / tGgne. ;, ‘Bear |cas. and designs... + Ste ts - Basemest Eceonemy Stere mule name Phos Subject to ; Stains. $1.59 grade, $1. 10 fast colors. An excellent Ecenemy Store misp ts. a ee eee Basement Economy z. + aa SL - te e te

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EES ST.LOUIS POS7T-DISPATCH __ sili ——_. WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAY 19, 1926 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH — PAGE 1 $3.95 to $5.95 Values $2. 59 Hh Movements Repaired and Cleaned, $2.95 Electric Percolators nh 9 Value, for $7.25 man : | Pil q A special rate for Thursday only—we -re- pl ‘ : $7 in at sere oc nge Fe tparsamy an serve the right to return Watches which we @ Coffee Percolators with spun aluminum fabrics in many patterns. * ag ; | _ deem impossible to repair satistactorily. Extra body, excellent quick-pumping system, and " ; / - “ charge for case repairs and accessory parts. safety fuse. A popular size—and of @ most nine and extra sizes. Basement - wo eT attractive style. | Main Fleor—Balcony | We pay mn: and Redeem Full Books for $2.00 in | L t Di - but : Cash or $2.46 CM erchandise—Few Restricted Articles Excepted pry cael in 1 cence Aleta rs SRRERENS Cpwerr | Corsets | oe ii : fm ' ' . : ; ry and Girdles 4h | } Pg . va A Purchase by Which ae Will Benetit—Offering 4000 Compact, Glass >2.44 Tt aS ai zhi aa oo Each Set consists of a pair of Curtains, a ruffled valance and a pair of Community Plate Hollowware Included "? ees ruffled tiebacks. Only 1000 Sets to offer—no mail, phone or C. O. D. orders will be accepted. Community 3-Pc. Tea Sets (Grosvenor pattern), $60.00 io 9 Ko” a, Community 3-Pc. Tea Sets (Bird of Paradise Choice of several attractive F pattern) .. sands PRP a hae nk $45.00 j j i ' ommunity 29-Pc. Petit et set w e Lure a nny eters eee ee Fifth Floor _ Stainless Knives and Tray ....,...... ovdiuk $34.25 .. | oP 5 C ° tan l) / Main Floes These Factory Sample | For Summer Driving—Cool-Looking, Serviceable ‘ For Summer Outings and Picnics— 9 Goods, Ete. emarkably Low Dotted Rayon “Fandango” Seat Covers ae Jugs Value... @ Gallot-size Vacuum Jugs that will keep either liquids or foods hot or cold. Have metal case and aluminum screw top cup. Strong bail and wooden hand grip. * aPa | KS : Ps ; Special, Complete— ae ey eese ek AG Ce A Special AE and Offering of 1500 Boys’ Cotton >] D229 ratte ea baron ; . S if ap er apparel. Ot 4 Broadcloth and Linen ul S @ Tailor-made Seat Covers reinforced with heavy leatherette, and affording $2.50 “Thermo” Vacuum Bottles ° ull protection to the intemor of your ‘ » Tharsda a : _| Genuine “Thermo” Vatuum Bottles in 1%-pint size— $2 Rayon , $2. 95 and $3. 45 Values, Choice y car. Sizes for the following makes: | with Righel-plated, covvensiod tite tne ee Special, 89 . 4 ¢€ 1500 attractive, sturdily made Suits of imported cotton broad- chentis (alms. telen, 1 Cine bee es eee screw top cap: special Thursday at ........ oFV . 24 C me Cloth and excellent quality linen—a selection that mothefs 1926 a oe a ae For Fords Imperfect $2.95 Bird Cages, 12x10 in....,..$1.48 54. : 5 » | Buick - cyl. - pass. irysier or . rey. : sérinch bordered Rayon ta ress HEE Will be delighted to share, for aside from the splendid —- Coupe, Model 48, 1026 | Conch, 1926 Coupes ...$4.95 ages, 13x11 in. yn “mill Bord Voil @e ©«OWear; flapper and sports models, all with sports belt and collars. 1926 aca op. | mm Special Advance, 1806/08 Coupes : ustable, = or ered e ~ ; Sizes 3 to 10 years. Buick Standard M 20, 1925-": super Sedans 15c : =. 1926 Hupmobile 8-cyl. 4-door 1924-'25 + Tudor Sedan Seconds of 7 2 - . $1.98 al Yard 88c Broadcloth Suits with white waist and colored ‘uick- Chrysler Brougham, 1925 Sedan, 1926 1923-'26 Chevrolet ~ <a ron . . with lain color waist Star Sedan, 1926 Ftint Model 55, 1926 | Cou Amiess | 54-inch two-ply bordered cotton : . ers, or all one shade. Linen Suits Pp ‘ Studebaker Coach, 1926 Oakland Sedan, 1926 ee oe a ee small | Voile of sheer quality. In tub- and striped or checked pants—or all in one color. Flint Brougham, 1925 Oakland Sedan, 1925 Sixth Fleor 10 fast colors. An excellent grade. ; Second Fileor s in Basement Eeonomy Stere . &@ ; 3 - * SS ' = ee | a , eek?

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. ‘ PAGE 12 ST.LOUIS dastlnguse veh WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAY 19, 1926__ Blast in Tunnel Kills Youth. |cutof, by dynamite explosion, and | | home, 3844 Pennsylvania avenue, | £ MnhiancnG Ti May 19, | William Ogden was injured badly. May 4. His mother, Mrs. Clara §& George Wells, 18 years old, was |The tunnel is 18 miles southitest | | Hesser, said the Boy had often ex- _pressed a desire to work on a farm 2 . . killed instantly Sunday in a tunnel of here, where the new railro = tac teiiitiaesiitas ms Danii deinehaa amends | being built on the Illinois Central | crossing the Ozark saeaeaiien. = Be FOLLOWING ARAL AAAAL AL AL — a 2 j Cn) Vo y 1¢) — a ADVERTISEMENT : : } . Bi From Regular Higher-Priced Lines When you are 1 The proper care of told that a sub- (fF SUMMER SPORTS: , wee: of North St. Louis , ; I: your teeth and gums | Trust Co., Hastens Action _praactentans 1 | : as Kraft Cheese, | At a Fraction of Their Worth! | to Afford Protection to - ¢ ' 2) i ha ne th ek: iiemiaseiilais ° ey reter on 3H zure ats! llan : — = m5 years old | Outlying Banks. vf y i Newest lapever straws! " Senartly ane | Following the holdup yesterday to the price. Bi trimmed Hats of fabric, of straw, of | azure. Really a wonderful offer- 13500 North Grand boulevard, | il a - . ee which between $33,000 and $35,000 ing! Savings that are irresistible! eee A Large, medium and small head sizes ’ | and shapes. KLINE’S—Basement. N St. i st Co.., | and 52 teeth at the North St. Louis Trust | FEW parents realize that cash was taken, Chief of Police KRAFT > CHEESE when a child is four or five ‘Gerk announced today that a re- ‘arrangement of patroimen’s beats years of age, while.all the was being planned to afford great- , pobhhhh heheh eeaeaialaen structed to stop at the bank next F to the call box after each call ani 4 d EF: 'Z S M Ch FE; special officers and Sergeants will - N ¢ 44 0 any to 00S€ rom. | also be instructed to stop in at the ° banks during the day. - Ladies’ One Strap “We believe that the presence of | Fascinating Frocks are these that fashion has ons /policemen in the vicinity of banke/ P e % : will be a deterrent to holdup men, | prepared tor oummer days hew costumes 1n _ Slipper just as the presence of 25 new mo- sunshine colarings that conjure up alluring a torcycle men on the streets has a “ = done a great deal to cut down tancies of happy Summer hours. Modes whose => speeding in the past few weeks. : : ie : charm you will find simply irresistible—and Dental Cream. At all drug stores—only 40c a tube. —e | — ne od —_—_—— = Se ee Re | ee n= j . BA) are in} temporary teeth er protection to banks. 1 : Ye tithe! line are in place in the mouth, A check on the amount of money FSS baa BRNEN EEDA EEE ORO T nn AA AANA MADEN BABA an RRB DA SNOUT EI TON Ta en aaa TBR RR a Go etapa sagas eg oI a ae e the thirty- -two permanent taken by the seven robbers at — | eo es i! é‘ . ‘ e ay | ih teeth are Siete 8 formed in the jaw bones. Other- raring age ie agen ds rie gpd en od as no ye - ’ y wise they would not Say so often: “They’re only ‘Charles W. Owens, secretary-treas- 5 baby teeth! They'll soon come out. They really urer, announced today that the or- | ff & don’t matter.” iginal estimate of $30, a 93000 AW (Reg. U. S. Pat. Off.) 2 They do matter! The regularity and soundness ‘would be exceeded by from $3000 NIT? L 4 | oH of the permanent teeth, the proper development of ego the-new police plan four | KLINE’S FUR y @ .) NEW HAND BAGS ee eee a the jaw bones and, to a large extent, the normal heats will converge at each of the PROTECTION IS SAFE! oW S SPECIAL AT $2.75 ig j development of the lower part of the face are outlying banks and a call box will = . * 4 i influenced by the condition of the temporary teeth. be placed outside the building so 606-08 Washington Av.—Thru to Sixth Se. , jie ‘¥ Decay of baby teeth begins early—as soon as the. that the four policemen can call +; * ° ° . : tation e rory 3 ; first ones appear. It occurs most actively in the pits | their my " hia on Vn ek iba . te : : : will insure “ i ang crevices on the grinding surface of the teeth, TalGy « satesthan hit laa iS + . ° . h and at the vital place where gums and teeth meet— Sn. very 13 minutes Summer’s — est Fancies Are ers ane: in These 1) ‘The Danger Line. And it is at The Danger Line, “The plan has been in process | +; where a tooth-brush cannot reach, that the most of formation since March,” Chief : ii dangerous decay is apt to begin. Gerk said. “It has taken a groat i rae The selection of a safe dentifrice is imperative. oad oe renee Sek . 5 ’ + 1p "InN f il ; ee Squibb’s Dental Cream, made with Squibb’s Milk of ae a ee \ 7s boxes, but it is the only means at tea _ Magnesia, is ideal for children. It contains more hand to protect the banks in view J Ae Magnesia. Enough to neutralize the dangerous acids force. : ay in the mouth and to give protection for a consider- “When the new system is put in / ase / Fj f | M 1a able time afterwards. Children truly like Squibb’s effect beat policemen will be in-! AZSUNE olors me 3 nchanting odes sie aha fe; Shit fective step toward stampimge out robberies would be the addition of 500 new men to our force, which | * ~ OO now totals only 1849 as against 3000 for a city like Detroit.” mee No clew has been found to the Sizes 3 to 8 As a matter of fact. the most ef- silks of exquisite loveliness. Pine: a Maing PEL Seige : = tt Ri Es ny gy? ee eee evpanteren ngnnarane tne ear idieeabeiiiniate Bn Tei on eer e . nag SRO Doherns~ es “x Sgr. 5 arto dn NF ei + Ri pe eT Wate : dr gt the cleok een ta tee i Georgette$, of course, in all Summer colors— A . 03 ; ‘robbery yesterday. The automobile “tee, ~ Simple tailored ones or elaborate stvles— a oe they used, a stolen Lincoln tour- . : “ lectton, New, Just Ar- rived, Unrivaled, We Be- : lieve, for Smart Styles and Ex- “ee, ceptional Values. ae” @, @ Georgettes Flat Crepes Prints $ Polka Dots Prints Following closely the modes most favored for Sum- mer in much higher-priced Frocks, these Dresses afford a, selection of utmost importance to every woman who seeks to be smartly gowned at small expense. =** Until you see these Dresses you cannot ete EARLY FA appreciate their worth and value at Mas / e- ; fee ey j \ me | : 2 \ J alate” KH ira ) re # this low price. sAamda? 237g ite, : : | : a Sys a te | . ves La. i. aso Btls he | Saar | | oo™™ Tee Bie a " S lly Red dt : ensationa y Keduced. err ee # Sports Coats Sacrificed 15 Pp a IC eeeees al Pe hei Choice! Any Light Twill Coat.... 5 Z of Slende q Modes... Si a tell et RA A AO ~—— = ips > 73 Nei lind ep Established in 1853, ) | o® |] we" Choice of Any. Dark Twill Coat, Now....$38 bet 5 - De s4 UBER iT ENTRAL veneer revena. MEMBER SAINT Lous | | : so” ss ie apace “SAI ar —— wo \Cheiceall the-House ! ! Any Silk Coat, Now coeee «pr es ~, SR NL PTA OS ANOS “nthe pREeE LT a a NSE eS A te Ae eae TTI! ea Wa = ee a

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——— — . ph tlh hhh hhh hhhab Lit ey er Sa Oy ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ ‘ oO }|| Old Style of Dress Disappearing pearing from use. hru to Sixth Street Through Government Decrees reproductions o PHOT cies, Checks, Maps, Blue By the Associated Press Pinte, gil Commercial Papers. any- written or drawn. Higher-Priced Lines PORTS HAT court in lieu of originale. « —— ‘| WA. T abha ' '2(}¢ Letterhead Size if 5 per dozen. Larger eizes in se egos. Eminediate service. Called preserved. ‘s! Smartly me 2 7 , = pamg|| CHANGES BEING BROUGHT ABOUT|72rou8n Government taboos and | Loearve nk BRIERE" coins vom i ancy Panis evrer2 ARGUMENTS BEGIN ON of the costumes peculiar to each | For Years the Nation’s F ~—=w=r |} Section and class of people to be e ‘ ‘ . a § : :; | The Ministe ' Service—lI r of ' Qaality—Prompt Service— —— | and Pressure of Public Opinion. Sent an order to ie General FREIGHT RATE REVISION | = CONSTANTINOPLE, May 19,— | C6°r, province, requiring specimens Six Proceedings Involved in — bea changing times is| General Investigation of e request of th ‘ cli Woman's Giub ture eee Rate Structure by I. C. C. women to appear in the streets in " -_- - Stee WASHINGTON, May 19.—Oral gelivered. Phone CEntral 4700 ‘A real germicide for hair and scalp— heir Worth! |g ALOE co © Se cloee porte nr aera : ‘ * Also mayors” Fox” Skin : the customary mashlak (a sort of Milan Hats! OLIVE ST. At Barbers and Draggists | *!0n) and towel-like head cov- aoe ering. arguments began today before the + Ate 2s ~ - : cag - of straw, of derful offer- irresistible! ll head sizes ent. " perl. s.... Lee = nny — : cpm nn lA RARADRRARARAARAA AA GRAN AR OA RADA GAT aheedeal!.. Tren W HAND BAGS A CIAL AT $2.75 BRAN. which is the outside coating of the , | j | wheat grain, is not a food—it is only woody in fe VW) ese : (a fiber—but it does contain valuable mineral salts i which are useful in growth and nutrition. Bran li a q supplies the roughage necessary to promote STOCKS Ff regular bowel movement. “But the average person should not eat raw bran—it is too rough for the delicate mucous membrane of the intestine. When eaten with a nourishing cereal | bran is healthful and cleansing. All the bran of the whole wheat is in Shredded Wheat Biscuit. Scattered along the crisp, flavory shreds A) it stimulates bowel movement in a: natural. healthful way. Shredded Wh | i | JoneSryant TELE j : B || SIZES 40 TO 56 Ho AS FM ENT — a The Event of Super-Price Reductions A \ CLEARANCE Without a thought of cost and regardless of value we have greatly reduced prices on all of our Spring merchandise for this sale., Here is an opportunity to purchase seasonable ap- parel at tremendous savings. Clearance Feature Extraordinary Reduced to the Lowest Possible Level 95 ¢ Values to Values to J Values to $9.85 $14.95 —— $22.50 Charming Spring Dresses fashioned in the slim-effect Lane Bry- ant way so becoming to stout women. Dresses for every need at prices that effect big savings. Fashionable models of ‘‘Ray- on,” Printed Crepes, Canton, Georgette, Flat Crepes and Satin- face Canton. Black, navy and a host of smart new Spring shades. CLEARANCE OF FINE COATS!! Lai teamen Sioa and $18 of the season. Broken sizes......+. Built-in-Arch Shoes Lane Bryant Shoe service to stout women means comfort and style. Our Shoes are constructed on our exclusive combination last, embodying high arch and snug heel a The newest styles can be had in all the wanted eathers. Sizes > 9 5 Widths eed te Patent, Kid, to 11 sui Black Kid Satin, Tan Calf Also a Selection of Slenderizing Modes ... Sizes NOW FOR EARLY FALL! OATS ally Reduced! | Bs on nnd G1 ll Coat .... $33 at, Now.... $38 } , Now.....$58 — « § "ee @neee Oe OR ee ee eee ee ew oe Ow ee ee ee . a: Pe SES) a ee OR Mieke OS ae ee “34> ki ie ae. * * ~ Interstate Commerce Commission | Although six different proceed-. ‘ings had been tied up with the ' general investigation, the commis- sion decided to consider the West- ] ¥ ae ge ” _tigg in its inquiry into the freight rate 3 | | Structure as directed by Congress. |} adjust, if possible, tne rates af- | fecting agriculture and livestock 'in accerdance with a provision of ithe Hoch-Smith resolution specifi- ‘cally directing that these charzes / be reduced, with the least delay, | serious your trou- genuine) assimilatio od: givi y, . n of Food; givin thy and sleep. 'to the lowest possible lawful basis. | ble may be. ; 8 S se —| YA fn | . a ? T S Joseph Schrage of 4422 Penrose | Naval Committee. | street, the day erigineer at the Besiaes authorizing 1600 planes, | plant, who was on the roof at the!the measure provides for the con- | | | Castoria is especially pre- | pared to relieve Infants in time, was stunned by the force of |struction of two rigid airships at a the shock but not seriously injured. |cost not to exceed $8,000,000 for | tre was taken to his home. The/both, with construction of one to| damage was estimated at $2000. begin before July 1, 1928. | i Be arms and Children all ages | There is a time in the stage of Avoid such consequences by of : Constionsl Fle Bin | | every disease beyond which drinking lots of water and eS one : | there is no help. Often that point taking Gold Medal haarlem oi] | “Wind Colic and: Diarrhea; allaying Feverishness arising there- _ 18 passed before you fealizehow capsules (the original and/| from, and, by regulating the Stomach and Bowels, aids the ADVERTISEMENT ’ eee — with your GOLD The world fa- | ; HAARLEM OIL pen Fe ae ee | To avoid imitations, always look for the signature of Ca nptlhihn PCAPSULES | National Rem- Absolutely Harmless - No Opiates. Physicians everywhere recommend it wait until pains edy of Holland == ——_—— Look for the name Gold Medal onthe _. | and aches become blue and gold box. Accept nosubstitute 5!NCC 1696. F ully | The SUNDAY POST-DISPATCH prints TWICE as many CLASSIFIED ADS as the only other St. Louls Sunday newspaper incurable diseases. aj first-class druggists, 35c, 75c, $1.50 guaranteed. om . “tht | hies Tiit @-/-\\— a A se THE LEHMAN CLEARANCE SALE OF PIANOS _ Only Three More Days! : “Ce —_ -_———- : New Standard Make Players With Mahogany Bench and 12 Music Rolls ‘THs Standard Make Player contains all the latest improvements. The ‘ pedals are easily propelled and the expression is simply controlled. The piano action is even and the tone pure and sweet. The case is in beautifully polished mahogany. It is a great value at the price, and as the number is becoming limited, do not delay » Buy Now! | As Little as $2 a Week, if You Wish sii Bargains in Used Instruments As little as $1.25 a week, if you wish’ USED PIANOS Estey, Walnut Case ....... oe * Gabler, Mahogany Case. .... joes ce a Julius Bauer, Mahogany Case. ..... 135 Willard, Mahogany Case ........- 165 } - Steck, Walnut Case... . 2. Hess 115 Werner, Oak Case... we ee ees 205 . pson, * * . . Schroeder Bros., Cas®s occ 1 . * New Standard Make Whesleck, Meahaaiatilin. <a. ca 110 New Electric Reproducing . Rembrandt, Oak 4666 acs 6 ae Grands | | &&&es5'2] | Grands. . ha ; Weaver, Walnut Case. ......... 0 ' A beautiful instrument with the easy and re- , Plug in on your light current and this Grand sponsive action of much higher priced instru- ee etn en -~ Reproducing Piano will play without further at- tention. A selec- ments and you will be greatly’ USED RADIOLAS tion of Electric pleased with it. ene sare eee T oo Reproducing The tone is su- perb, Cat this USED PHONOG | new Grand now. Brunswick Tudog Electric .-.... . $200 r aes ; Brunswick Tudor, ..... fecoks = As little as $2.50 a week, if you wish 35 Phonographs at $35 i National Park; at El Paso for visit to Juarez, Old Mexico. at Seation or City Ticket Office, 316 N. Broadway (MA im 1000). W. F. Miller Division Passenger Agent Railway Exchange Bidg. St. Lous, Mo. (MISSOURI Tickets and reservations Union Y : MISSOURI PACIFIC R. R. OO. THE KNABE and THE FISCHER OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL NINE O'CLOCK Exclusive Representative PIANO AND AMPICO. for St. Louis and Territory PIANO Co.” _ Lehman Corner « 1101 Olive Street «| PACIFIC | — a. bl » LINES | —_—— ~~ _ —_— A Toe Fac ~_ - a ee

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eT ____ ST.LOUIS POS7-DISPATCH _ WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAY 19, 1926____— ~~ se Seem j _ ; . F ft or No Fraud in © Jewel Sale. | G1; ming Magis | ! bill by a majority of 13 votes a's , pea wEwee Sate. ,Glard, the examining Magistrate, | CL FW HERE FANS CANADIAN BUDGET IS PASSED an all-night sitting of Parliament. Rv the Associated Pre: s : 1 Zit: ik t make outs _ : igh > > ’ : ; ‘ holds that Zita did not ma’ 8 Cuts Tariff on Antos and Parts and Reductions which the bill makes MeCOMPLETE WITH , PARIS, May 19.—Zita. former Case against Joseph an —— Reduces Income Tax. in the tariff on automobiles and) By | That Famous Horseshoe Curi—Beautiful, +7, lowelets in she ile ; > - | Empress of Austria. has lost hats Bienenfeld, jewelers, ep BM Ry the Associated Press. automobile parts and cing Bo eben Natural, Lustrous Wave without Water- case agafhst the purchasers of had charged with sec “6 “ a j OTTA WA. Ont.. May 19. ou ie ome in the income tax Waving Combs— makes this an offer extraordinary. soe ae ae age ac ~* tion with the sale of the gems. fie! Government was victorious early &0 Into effect. The budget was | 9 Ment 6 Gee AUSTTO- jungarias crown i wels. M. counselor has appeals d. today when it passed the budget carried by a vote of 121 to 108, NOVELLE SHOP. 323 N. Grand Ay. Phone L.Indell 406 ~ |Plates. Thrown Away on Gravois Av. Traced, and ‘ a Ww Gang Arrested in Indiana. Secret service agents returning ) from Indiana today announced the #: a we tire f : : —————— — . - ~ a a gang of counterfei*t- = -—— a : Py ; a’ 2 : : The Granada 7 q Electric as A Beautiful New ’ ’ | . i Orthophoniec Victrola for “even nmronths, since. _ ENTIRE STOCK OF MUSLIN UNDERWEAR, INFANTS’ WEAR, CORSETS. PRIN- CESS SLIPS, LINOLEUM RUGS, SHADES, DRAPERIES, SUIT- CASES, AWNINGS : last Oct. 14, when a package con- taining tive zinc plates was thrown ! from an automobile on the Gravois avenue bridge over the River des Peres. | The thrower presumably intend- to toss the package into but it fell on the walk. A y took it to a Maplewood banker. who in turn gave it to ‘y ,? Babee hte dete at aa ae te DASSe! I NOW ON SALE HERE Lowest Priees Our Chief Attraction ‘a i¢ river aed | ‘ service agcetns. Federal agents traced-purchases of Zinc for making such plates and paper for printing counterfeits Thev compiled descriptions of four men who had purchased zinc. pa per, a numbering machine and a press such as would be used in and Mrs. Devitto. With them : . were seized $229,000 in counter- | i. feit notes and a set o° plates of ) . the same design and number as ———— ee those discarded } St. Louis. ’ ° ° Me % ’ ane Glecarted in St Lowi. , OVERSTOCKED!—That s the reason for this GREATEST-OF-ALL-TIME Disposal Sales! Every item in assisted in the arrest, said he ws 2 : “ns ae positive bargain! Never before has a more stylish selection of fresh DRESSES, COATS and told by one vrisoner that the raid - a een offered at such UNBELIEVABLY LOW PRICES! Our entire stock MUST GO—NOTHING preparing to leave for Louisville RESERVED! Come! Come! Come! You can’t afford to stay away! Doors open promptly at 8:30 A. M. oO pass @ iarge quantitv Vitis 250 New Silk . 150 Twill.and Sport - t printing from such plates, and $ broadcast descriptions of the men and the bill. a counterfeit of a $20 3 Federal Reserve note, bearing th: i When you hear it you number H-8719254A . . will marvel at the richness None of the bills appeared until of. tone—the deep full last week when news came t?:: Z ) " la yeeK W n news can Ci:at 1 notes and the delightful counterfeits bearing that number distinctness which the Vic had been passed in Indianapotis " : : tor makers have achiev PENNY & May 10. On Friday, May 14. &, in the new Ortho ome GENTLES as Louis operatives arrested four men 7 P . and a woman at Universal, Ind. The Granada has a beau- MG-In. Wide Shades; —— —-— - -~ $1 Panel Curtains; 16 miles from Terre Haute. + if cabi With fittings oe 39c ?, = —— | alightisy imperfect ~—50c The risoners hel at T Saale t ul net of blended , a oh ag ea ae ihe prisol . hela at er mahogany finish and is 2G-In. Wide Frinced 1 eS re Panel Curtains; Haute, are Pete Devitto, Cal Mor- | equipped with all the Vic- Shade- ; OS ype ty shado lacs o- ‘ Tollos “atide Dea 8B thane 3 - , P syraal _. 49c fe a an 2a an, soe TolMoeo. ieude Paneer tor features, including au- tomatic stop and record albums. It operates elec. trically—no winding. cdtadtaibebbebbaibahiahiehiekedd ecb edd diHikihitabahitahabakabihacakahakabakarahatabitatababakatibal ~ a 2 $2-In. Wide Shades; oF eS Ae ie Ruffled Curtains; '™~BOc .. inches jong for Cc |} cna ee es quality scrim: pall | {8-In. Wide Shades: 72 | " 2he Door Netting: 36 | ; +, | / engage née ee $1.2 — : ngs — cs 16c i | Se tiate tager $1.49 j29e_| ee - scum: BEDS AND LINOLEUM - GENTLE Convenient Terms of Payments (Fourth Floor.) BS SAT SA SA SS SS SS SS Se SS eS SR So oe eo + on the bookmakers at Churchill 70) “IL $10 Mattress: anv lis Base RUGS = fatiress; anv i6! Downs, on Derby day. coverm,... Cc Special $4.9 y Ts 7 «4 xceptior 5 ; ae 4 * ot abe > “ : ys 3 Pe * es Ka : “ere ieee oes ee A > a P: ap. fee Bae .* a On a “ee a 2 ae ead Dy , -* - Om : . ts : 4 $? ‘ ; - 5 ~ } - sa “, 5 , ae 7 Fa , r4 ¥ aa | & 4 +> 5 7 - ¥ eae Cie a ‘ a or, by 2 tr , ww 49. A> jt oa 5. 2 * , = ®, Ae i ai a uy |: Chee ‘Rk one t ; & ioe eae 5 & = be 4 ~ a 4 - 4 ¢ ‘ eS o> Bo » 4 - a 5 " & pa & t : , & 7 ‘> y : : é ‘ = F ae . Hie a . = ? ; — a Pat . 2s : = A*Oe¢ £ 1. ie - + ‘ es & . “ oe . - . e . + oe +o) ee ate. = >. i. = . % =: ee v '* 2 . ik Se x a * m4 - ee 7 : = ; ae ee 7 oa ; 4 4 CURTAINS © Beautiful -¢ . fr Curtains "ee panel Basement see them—/udge the quality —M~ OU ii “Spou late the chance a) Men's blue chambray to buy enough to last all ———— $2 «nth Vartw. PROMPTLY AT as work Shirts. 49c Ss ials mpeeta | season | ‘ Special i - owe é be at e ¥ SUITS—Children » ON LLOTR—Fine ae US s tauwn, “ . denim Play Suite oe 19¢ bleached Atuslin ~ un- “ 3 trimmed in red. i linc i win hlUR Special .... 49c : vitae Spectial, F the C . . ’ or the Convenience of Business Women! : Razemen 2) ris “es (Extra Saleshelp for Your Convenience ) 415 N. SIXTH S (See Our Windows) harm : SA PROS S—Ladien ) '5 yards for TOW ERLANG“ co tten bungalow setirte gine fagh. S8peciai, SOCKS — won’, 6c A " percents gga : : Tes soreems Se, tat Lin ot eum i CHAIRMAN OF FRISCO BOARD EXTRA SPECIAL! ; rr se : 8D Neponset] Rugs: 7 Mae P pe —_ 4 t Floor- - eet * S ax Drop-Side Sine} ” ’ ~ A se: = ox: ; - w e BST (tne 49} - —— fic” 3 og] & NOW HOLDS ROCK ISLAND TO THE FIRST 300 WOMEN TO Y ow Presented in a Tit ine : 1 Cork Lino- F9-ft. Art Squarest [ special. . - oa N t I | | TO4¢ jeum. burlap | Without borders. . I; M. Brown Elected to Succeed eet —styles of rare ENTER OUR DOORS hy — ann H N H “Hes agen 69c $4.98 $5 Iron Beds: soiled: if | Oharles Hayden on Executive ang Py -ve Sapna = z Straightline and Cape-Back 4 er ew om "Hee AB Ret S full size. if Committee every _ Gearanee * material. Brand-New Silk and Crepe models, delightfully trim- ihe oc aes ee Axminster Special -......- my Che Sorted Prem. SAVE! | 7 med and embroidered. e | ———a | eK $19 A). NEW YORK, May 18 E. N. , ? F F Ot PERS ------ - Brow n, chairma n of the St. Louis- Linen Dinner Napkins t >: Pies itinw then, ; if San Francisco Railway Co... today All : Q r oxo. | T . -- was elected chairman of the Exee- S ] $3 5 D r ss sp iat P4398 | : weer bs utive Committee of the Chicayro. Colors The i . FE 7 een pecia . oa ozéen “SS $30 Velvet Rues: Li i Rock Island & Pacific Railway Co. pra 1 mys: k ee | ae Just 50 d f th Nagki F ng $15 rm: Diet ls, senssed Chasies Marden, oan and our regular stock as a special sale ozen of these Naqkins r hte... e seb sees Si RE mag oP Sizes eature. e among the lucky ones. are to be offered at this price. - + , ) rs Island Board 2nd Finance Commit- They are of large size—22x22 “i CREPE DF CHINE Chine in Rr eewect ‘Summer 87 es pt Te ARS ee os inches, made of extra-heavy all- 2 shades. Special; yard Cc : 1a St. Louis-San Francisco Rail- , + SE DUUOED ois ce eee esse ie road on Jan. 22 announced that it . linen bleached satin damask. = NAINSOOK PLISSE CREPE i had acquired working control of O | O 1! nggh Segre tere we in white only In all colors: suitable for underwear. oa the Rock Island in connection with my n y ne ° a SA linia cChiaren & wear, ete, children's wear. ate. Special. 4 “4 plan to me rge event ually thoze } ‘ 4 tain wie Sa Fe ee ; 10c yard (Main Floor) 15c i two properties into one system. ’ $ Val , to a Linen Pattern Cloths ri SA VOILE Pal The Kock Isiand diretcors today Re ular 18 ue: we | ‘ : a dighly — as Sine Tween Voile in flowers,’ staipes z declared the regular semiannual] g Regular $20 Value! At very special prices we pre- BE black only. Very. special. 15¢c checks, etc. Special, yard JBe@ dividends cf $3.50 on the 7 per cent yates ( t sent a group of all-linen pattern 5 SS ra ee ce posite ry paras. 150 Smart, Summer Silk us omer 110 Silk. Twill ds Tablecloths of excellent quality in ‘ _ ead, OU avi: > « = ~ 4 9 an . . . 1 MEN’S STRAW HATS th | stock of record June 11. beautiful Jacquard designs: : r : | WN RORRER | 68x68-inch .. . $2.95 eee me t6 $8.00 fos ............--- Oe a a | MISTRIAL iN ROBBERY CASE DRESSES ¢ : wus se eecees ‘ ee | r ae 68x86-inch ......... UNDERWEAR COLLARS VESTS if Jury Unable to Reach Agreement _ : i Men's Summer weight Men's soft Collars. Women's Summer: low & in Walsh Trial. oe? — —, = Regular $15.00 Values ~ a H d d B id Se | Bere Bee | tr aa | esa )O | A mustriet war declares tant | 7G. Many, are of the ob the: Bettas Gaull andmade Bridge Sete ie wy doe age ight by Circuit Judge Frey in the : om sale -... FIBER HOSE ee ee Bae ee - | : 4 wees ours UNION SUITS er aoe, eeliends i Seg aseg a Pi stein 4 shen “a a : d Hich Selected from our best) | Linen Crash Sets, each in- | Lur ty SiFibe ~athletic. Women® Summer Dering: epades. 19¢ & cama ta “nie wash amine ae 35 Twill & Twee ig er-T ype Coats. Priced exceptionally cluding 36-inch cloth and > . special .... 79c 39 value ?. 19c grade. On em © a viedies follo W ie S th mH be j sae . low for quick clearance four napkins ; with ~ solid | rc Sh half hours of deliberation. Watsh | ; — ee and rae | pee SHOE SP CIALS A was charged with robbing a Kroger | with handmade cut-wor | solid and 5 “A store manager of $10 on Dec. 7 last. Sport and tailored, single A rare opportunity! ll ? a ei | and double Reeneet models a fn, lined and a — | in smart boyish effects. superbly tailored. onl 1] nh | —nercr te c= , r > a) ] : 2 | ii | A SALE OF MEN’S | $ 59 $ 69 e| Worsen’s Low Shoes | Women’s Low Shoes | 7 | : a ap 2 | | Values upto. $3 84 et oe t,*, a 2 98/4 1| Broadcloth || Size ~ 4 tent eather am | patent, onde am 7 ; me + kad: cieiees “piestenic all ° | black ae . leathe = S + ‘ e Age ° Sizes ; In Polychrome Ef sizes, Choice Thurs- new styles: all sizes. & t i day (Second Floor) | Thuraday (2d Fl)... i ! : | - ; 4a 7] Ea = f | Regular $22.50 Value: Reg. $35 & $40 Value! Reg. $35 & $40 Value! Regular $25 Value! — R 1] 5 ae A _ " -* : Oo it 7 WINDOW SCREENS FOR 49 + | med " | HE: | » Ee \ 4 bs | b CLOSE- OUT XN. a ae : | f lh fs | . ai / Tharsda - Cl “a Three new shades of excell 1 . } | 500 P vs —_ i>. | | - suitable for the living room, Hi ! f . | al ; | entrance hall or sunroom. it + lar Spring and : ae 1 polychrome effect softens and Am pe a) A | Summer | i ors to harmonize with any deco iy e Ready mixed ei TRursda ne-Day Me! : A R ll ah Sg iif NOVELTY Sale of Tt t 8c Ro ir 2 yee sates i ; ee 3 In this specially priced g ae 1§} Window Awning: Brecdshiaete ween a | HW = While ‘ 4 will find charming papers 4 i t : gomplete with all rastableg4 79 a ose They Z room in the house in many F | é: ; | “$1 Specéal. ome : sec iF | f signs and color combinatic j +: 324 u e “aes CO : ‘ fli ‘ r. i | | 2 Clothes bed Sean $5 and $6 Values A age tis = oe pAten wide: S-foot : Ss 09 3 — Ve ey ; sweat PLA 2... $2.69 | » r fy 3 r + | Grays | au r “ Setentific Examination Free by : Fi | : Blonde S ars za abeolute clese-omt of ° large cd 3 -~ Grhduate. Registered Eye Special. | ° d $3 group ot spring Hats—in 1 : ist, im attendan an : ; unior oor aii "& : See ee, Ce | ;, | Shades and materials suit-% 1 i . Sale Continued One W th | Combinati NE-DAY lerpric 4 it : eek rc An om binations NE-D. underpricing able for present wear. Values to: iis c I Sizes of 300 pairs of PURE - ere . = : , Spheri ases Pi | : a pn egfryprres $5. All head sizes. You couldn t~ ; a —s ri ites! Tans! | All Heels This SILK CHIFFON buy the frames alone for this price. - 3 Dist: Lenses, SL] ee ae All N S HOSE, all perfect, all silk to 3 a "2 ed tappegac | ew eason s ? vay Gans 7 > . Genuine Toy; | Blues: | . the welt. A wide selection ; : 4 , Lenses, per Colors and Wanted . All Sales Will Be Considered Final. GF Sy high ' | Material Styl of the wanted light shades 3 of + ak at dames ro. aterials es hite _ ; Biter eel BEE ch of | superior quality . | ? . and wate. | ) ff STEWART’S MILLINERY—Main Fleer. § T.. moe pai- Colla r-attached or neckba nd | ‘\ f - ee Fn f ———— ¥g : styies. Sizes from 13% to 17 ) - i= Frames $1 vr Cut full aa ieeeny and s ylen- : > . ee didly made Just the Phineg | 5 | for Summer/wear. Come ana | ‘s «Basemen i) Special Sacks work ° “— . trimmed SCREAM — Fite Curtain “POO! f Sertm. double border; in GLOVES pine nann. iceman RE ; ea Sl aoe tan rong — EM IN THIS SALE A POSITIVE BAR : | + Linnie RBpect. ag Special : Sperial Eighth and Washington . * “4 mc “a ; . ~ * _* he ~ _* ~S _ * 7 ~~ < _ = ._™ ae ~ te ee eT at Bt Ft Fd tnd «a ” ere 2 ? a me a

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es! Every item in ES, COATS and GO—NOTHING mptly at 8:30 A. M. and Cape-Back lightfully trim- abroidered. 3 $20 Value! 110 Silk, Twill and Sport COATS - —of the Better Grade Selected from our best Coats. Priced exceptionally low for quick clearance. - Regular $25 Value! hursday—F inal Clean-Up , 00 Hats $ YY SORT While They Last! N absolute close-out of a large group of Spring Hats—in Shades and materials suit- bile for present wear. Values to . All head sizes. You couldn't y the frames alone for this price. Sales Will Be Considered Final. STEWART'S MILLINERY—Main Fileor. GET HERE ARLY FOR BEST ( CHOICE! (See Our Windows) VE BARGAIN ang ee, £3 FAA ATONE ITI. Si BRIO BIVENS ms her 2 3] Arbeit 4 Pr Sh Ae ee eee £o. ae Dec TS.) S3b. P ae 9 Le CP Re OS Ie ST aks gS at RR ORR age aS ee cme EE hoo ean ae pe : & . ene epee ow . . _— — SS a ee et —— tiie LOUIS _POSi- OS CH ee GRAND-LEADER —_- —- ——s a IX, BAER & FULLER _. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Fresh supplies of Films just received. (Stationery Section—Main Floor.) You Can Take Good Pictures With a “Brownie * Because it’s so easy to operate, a Brownie is an excellent Camera for beginners—you are assured of good results. And they are very moderate in price—as low as $2. A notes ‘tiful Con The Giensda Orthophonic Victrola *195 When you hear it you wil] marvel at the richness of tone—the distinctness which the Vic- | tor makers have achieved in the The Granada has a beau- mahogany finish and is equipped with all the Vic- tor features, including au- tomatic albums. trically—no winding. 42-Pc. Service Pictured Below $8.50 Beautifully designed of high-grade semi - porce- lain and decorated with rich colorful pheasant Electric Beautiful New design, this service is an open stock pattern and extra pieces. 26-Piece Service, $3.95 32-Piece Service, $4.29 deep, full and the delightful new Orthophonic. cabinet of blended stop and record It operates elec- $8.95. venient Terms of Payments (Fourth Floor.) pattern. are to They sent a cluding four Se SS eS oes. eeeebbicda Linen Dinner Napkins Special, $3.95 Dozen Just $0 dozen of these Nagkins inches, linen bleached satin damask. Linen Pattern Cloths At very special prices we pre- Tablecloths of excellent quality in beautiful Jacquard designs: Linen Crash Sets, each in- napkins; hand embroidery and many with handmade cut-work, ae eee ae suitable for the living room, dining room, entrance hall or sunroom. The attractive polychrome effect softens and blends the col- ors to harmonize with any decoration. (Sixth Floor.) Exceptional Values Presented in a Timely Sale Are Linens the Bride Will Need in Her New Home—Offerings Are Varied\and Prices Very Low Semi-Porcelain Service An extraordinary value is this serv- ice of semi-porcelain with attractive Complete service for six per- sons is afforded with the 50 pieces. Bungalow Dinner Services For Informal Entertaining at the Summer Cottage 32-Pc. Service Pictured Below $4.95 A neat border effect in blue and tan on porcelain designed on the graceful Belmar shapes makes this an unusually attrac- tive service. The busi- ness woman in an apart- ment will find this a 96-Pc. Service Pictured Above $3.95 very practical service. High-grade semi-por- ¢elain is fashioned into the charming new Astor shapes and _ decorated with a pretty floral de- sign in black and yellow. An open stock pattern. | New Open Stock Pattern $5.95 Uniquely fashioned on English ivory body and decorated with an attractive pattern of rich colors, this 32-piece service is very specially priced. (Fifth Floor.) in Linens be offered at this price. are of large size—22x22 600 Breakfast Cloths All-Linen $1.00 Each An extraordinarily low price, indeed, for linen crash Breakfast Cloths in 50x50 inch size, with made of extra-heavy all- group of all-linen pattern 68x68-inch ......... $2.95 ree $3.95 Handmade Bridge Sets Madeira Napkins 6 for $2.49 | Luncheon-size Napkins of | round-thread Irish linen, hand scalloped, and with elaborate basket design “i | solid and eyelet embroidery. $3.95 cloth and with = solid 36-inch Wall Papers In Polychrome Effect \ 1 5c Rell Pf Three new shades 0f excellent Wall Paper At 8c Roll In this specially priced group, you will find charming papers for any room in the house in many varied de- signs and color combinations. ~ Junior F loor Lamp Complete With Shade Specially Priced at ye An ornamental Lamp is a charming addition to any liv- ing room. Each metal lamp base is complete with neatly tailored silk-lined Georgette shade, and represents an un- usual value at this low price. An attractive Lamp makes a charming gift for the June bride who is fur- nishing her new home or_ apartment. (Fifth Floor.) iP fast-color woven borders in blue, gold, rose, lavender or green. Madeira Bedspreads Hand-embroidered in exquisite designs in solid work combined with handmade eyelets. Of finest imported batiste—in the sale. 90x108-inch .......$16.95 72x108-inch ..... - -$15.95 Quilted Padding $1.29 Yard Linen Towels | Special, 49c These are of good quality Table Padding, filled with bleached all-linen huck with’ cotton and covered with neat damask borders and, good quality sheeting. Fan- hemstitching. Size 17x32 | cy stitched in zig-zag pat-. inches—very special values. | tern. 54 inches wide. (Second Floor.) . ec * / fo [®@ r=) —) 63 _ : PrOOoOOSBOBOBUa aE = ™, - “ \ | 7 Laundry Needs Wash Baskets, $1.59 Large-size all-willow Bas- kets with reinforced bottoms and strong side handles. Wash Boilers, $1.98 No. 8 Boiler, extra heavy with copper bottom and sta- tionary handles. Wash Bench and Wringer, $9.85 Lovell’s Bicycle Wringer; guaranteed for 3 years; with folding bench for two tubs. Wash Boards, 63c Extra-large size Universal with zinc rubbing surface. Bread Boxes, $1.00 Roll-top Boxes finish- ed in white enamel; me- dium size; can be used for bread or cake. Hospital Toilet Paper, 10 Rolls, 69c This well-known brand of Toilet Paper is in 1000- sheet rolls; buying limit 10 rolls to a customer. Universal Urn Set $19.75 Electric Coffee Urn Set consists of one 9-cup electric urn, sugar and cream to match; also round serving tray with side handles. For Lawn and Garden Hose Reels, $1,39 _ Built strong; with revolv- ing reel and metal wheels. Poultry Wire, $3.98 Roll _ 7§-ft. rolls of 5-ft. high, 1- inch mesh, galvanized netting for chicks or tennis courts. Sprinkling Hose, $3.49 25-ft. Goodyear moulded corrugated Hose; guaranteed for 2 years; complete with couplings. 50-ft. section Brass Nozzles, adjustable spray Sunbrite Cleanser 10 for 42c Popular double-action Cleanser, specially desir- able for kitchen or laun- dry use. Limit 19 cans. Monthly Blooming Roses, 23c, 5 for $1 Hardy All-Summer- Blooming Rose Bushes; will bloom this Summer. Included are Sensation Red, Premier Pink, Ophe- lia Yellow. Ball-Bearing Lawn Mowers, $8.75 Easy runring, self- sharpening, 14-inch size, crucible steel blade. Ad- justable for cutting grass high or low. Same style, 16-in. size, $9.50. Household Needs Bissell Carpet Sweepers $3.49 Full size; mahogany finish wood case; fitted with genu- ine Bissell brush. Stepladders, $1.98 5-ft. size; each step braced with metal rod; fitted with metal spreader and shelf. 6-ft. size priced at $2.99 Wool Wall Dusters, 89c Made of washable lartth’s wool; with long handle for cleaning walls and ceilings. Floor Dusters, $1.00 Chemically treated Floor Duster with long handle. Gathers the dust without scattering it. Kitchen Needs Kitchen Stools, $1.98 White enameled finish; made strong and rigid; well braced, and fitted with rub- ber-tipped legs. Universal Percolators $3.49 Attractive shape; made of this heavy gauge aluminum; 6-cup size. g-cup size, $7.95. Griswold Dutch Ovens $2.49 This popular cast iron baker, for meats or vegeta- bles; No. 8 size. Universal Double Boilers, $1.79 2-qt. size Double Boilers, of this high-grade guaranteed aluminum. Universal Saucepan Sets, $1.49 Three double-lipped Sauce- pans to the Set in sizes 1, 14 and 2 quarts. Wear-Ever Preserving Kettle, 98c 6-qt. size, made of this pop- ular brand aluminum. Mirro Aluminum Fry Pans, $1.79 Large-size Fry- ing Pan, with stay-cold handle. “+ ae C++ame + =~ © eeee .-— : “ee SS Owe 8 ee Oe orwee- «= & oe Tar House Cleaning Helps Absorene Wall Paper Cleaner ...... enero H.R.H. Paint Cleaner ........... ee 3 for 25c Household Sponges (large size) ........ seonewnin 69c Household Chamois, 18x26 inches ........... eae $1.25 Glothes Prem; © TA BA. sci is dvedeccastnei 3 for 49c O.Gedar . FOL GURNe . os cckccécnectccviexvbannn 89c O-Codar BEOp—ZTMMMGUIOS oon cess rcccscccccssrcun 50c Britt Powdered Ammonia .....cc.cceccccceces 5 for 37c Brillo Aluminum Cleaner ......... inns ohn 3 for 59c Moth Balls, 3 pounds ......... beegencccadcdudanal 29¢ mnergine GCoetiies Gael: 5 occ cédscesees céveeessun 27¢ Waltke Soap—60-lb. Case ....... peeoceseedacese ee Patching Plaster, 10 Ibs. . . pacoescepecestheedosnanl Sprinkling Cans—8-qt. size .......cecenesceecees.. .B9C Rupeer Groved; pall ..ccccocsccscedeéasssiasanann ee Duriaque Cleaner ..cccccccooccsccccceqeccesscenc cle Bird Cage and Stand $6.98 Very attractive all- brass Bird Cage with brass seed guard; round style; complete, with metal bird cage stand. Garbage Cans, 43c The De Luxe brand, made of galvanized iron. with strong handle and tight-fitting cover. 3-gal- lon size. * 6-gallon size, specially ees $1.00 Johnson Waxing Outfit $5.00 A complete Outfit for wax- ing and polishing your hard- wood floors; consisting of brush, mop and 1 quart wax. Side-Opening Garment Bags, 49c—4 for $1.89 Made of heavy cedarized paper; will hold several gar- ments: are moth, germ and dust proof. High-grade use. Ready-Mixed Paints, 65¢c Quart Paints for indoor or outdoor All popular colors. 14-gallon size, ..$1.20 t-gallon size.....$2.20 (Fifth Electric Irons, $2.98 Martha Washington 6-lIb. Iron with heating element guaranteed for 3 years. Ironing Boards, $1.98 Kant-Drop easy folding, with wide ironing surface.’ Screen Doors, $1.98 Three-panel frame, walnut stained, with black screen wire. Sizes 2.6x6.6, 2.8x6.8, 2.10x6.10, 2.10%7, 3x7 ft. ready - mixed Screen Windows 69c Adjustable hardwood frames; 30 inches high; extend to 36 inches. Larvex and Spray, $1.37 Larvex Liquid is an insur- ance against moths for the entire season. Complete with automatic hand spray. Bathroom Needs Detecto Health Scales $12.95 By watching your weight you will safeguard your health. Requires very little space in the bathroom. Will weigh up to 300 lbs. Bath Stools, $1.49 White enameled finish: ex- tra heavy: well braced; fitted with rubber-tipped legs. Medicine Cabinets $3.98 Medium size; white enam- eled finish; fitted with heavy plate glass mirror door. Bathroom Mirrors, 98c White enameled frame; good qual- ity mirror: size 12x18 in. $4 ete

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eT LOUIS 80S7-DISPATC! SESDAY RVBNENG, MAY 19, 192¢ ___ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH - :: . ST.LO > = ar c | Peet L7¢€ \ ed ADVER : ’ Collewe of Tharmacy Graduation. Memorial VAS hundred 9 and |twe medat . , eat , edi the A trie ‘ " ; : ; Weve se "= . _ . | oo % . 4 _eat pe > al Be: = eae a “0 ; . / ; ‘ 4 | trib ‘ ‘ ‘ | . | , ' ‘ = is a Mise Thelma fotton rh. | class 7 Bae, ) , ' mae ae mh t. Louis College of Pha ut | na Be Many Weddings Way oo | 5 } 0 ra ‘ } Aon ). of I 7 US ouis. was awerded a ; ‘ P. : ‘ . j ‘ . « , } , nh ‘ : . Take Plac — 3 ADVERTISEMENT _ a a a ee | HE apartment and sma PROTESTS AGAINST see ‘Reup SCHOENFELD Came Home to Die “SREP 1 need not be without a ge NCIC inking 2 ot 3 weeks would be mm i SE -The Cable Midget Upright BAN ON NUNGID PKIDNEY & LIVER merge das Sok aiauied dos Z art 1 . | i. | pened TO eer Al aiveriist MAYR’S and purchased ts pot ut ase ‘ — ei Surtable The Cable Midget Upri - : Ene GPU: Were, SRS ee a ieee swiuitiad DIVIDED PAYMENTS Coe — Letter to Calles Obrectmeg PO NAT RHANOY Vroey Pimples itn k net maith Hanke ts Ni YR ne " 4 , ‘ ersur Sal : ‘’ ALVATT TI j “trial iy TT! . a 7 ; 7, is act and alls the flamn v yy , vec room, 2 Yor i pa pract mt é Lo t . - ’ 1 +) tarel rite titial mitt eri }T} apiet 4 mT Te pe - . chi : , . ir eonvine ,? r’ ‘ i? pere ’ ‘) : AT oRUC iia onvines or money refunde i | ; " e ’ ’ — STORES sharper we. ¥ 0%. | cts ete ire gnieck’y a ne ited bys A LAXATIVE i e tlec tive : Laxati Resinol } 3: “4 Gian PRISON TERM FOR ————— BISHOP THREATENED H eT; Cc are Prosecutor at Trial of Prel- ate Accused of Criticising Constitution — To Ask ee eee ee ee ee ee to Expulston—-Proclaims Adherence to Pontift. LLL LLL LL LLL LOL LLL LLL OLE LE ET LCL Ea E eet meetiata aetna mania tte Kieselhorst’s forty-seven year Tere finest piaces im the woric te take the kitidies tov & SUMmmc” vace to: Ge up m the novthern leaker coun where thet can naddir mm warm wets om saic. ciean sant: heachss ao rom? unter the fragrant pines to thei hearts hs esZcy: instruments of nation: contem. Thr ttip t& easy tr arrangt * as | __© recognized quality: fair prices; reasonable terms. : Cl a | | 3 ’ . GULBRANSEN REGISTERING PIANOS * BR ane to take 4.0M rounc trip fares now ? a all ot writr tor 5.) ear Sentence. mony s :qy SPECIAL CL ALTON ST. LOUIS TRAVEL BUREAI . | silk Dresses, plain .......4. Bin ) — z= Nocti Broatwe' “ehenhon: Carnet S74 2 A - ) = ¥s non : Wool Dresses, plain i ° ® @ie &= © Oa — . =a > Pye - af . —_ ‘4 Spring Cloaks a262¢6 oe 6 68 “ee 2 : ea ; | SB Men’s Suits, Topcoats and C FRID re: ke = Se 7 ce =. >. Bld 15 eee Se Os es oe Rete - a . Res y CM | eee Oe Cleaned 2 od a 4 i? inch will he a : fee a | ae pee 8) SES V4 Yay sae He ; : a eee AE SRP, 108 ' ESE . a aes i "hae s ) oe Ngee : | a 5 ee ee ee Ree -s + tees renee enor awe at Des ym » Pe) SYDNEY CLE Don’t Fc hh DAB LO, gt A 4) Ferig*s aw a : dS aX, a, AP hee Ub er A4T\ AND SPRIPED. BLUE AND ee BROW. CASSIMERDS. TWREEDS e STeobi ATI Teatro ATs Bil Adc h i} __ CLOTHS, PANAMAS. ECVE \ ; YOUR GREAT CHANCI Wm) be nae ie | ee DP pet: d OVER wee AN METN TS WADE Te) Si. Cc — er = a 617 N. TAYLOR (NEAR DELMAR) ‘os Bry A GOO SUTT FOR AL a e WosT NOTHING. ay BOIS" iaes”™ PANTS SUITS 7 TROUSERS PENNY & fewy GREAT LOTS—YOUR UNRE. MEN'S GENTLES tSTRICTED CHOICE OF SERGES ae AND Ls / 53h SUITS oe 1700 STEPS YOUNG = MEK’S NAINSOOK FINI otaAl as ALL CHOICE IT BLUE SERGES, Ss es thE AN TVW EED* 3 APUR iting tyrtt yt tsk 3 Ts YTrABRIC’ ' COLAKS AND a 4 HID SUITS AND HAND. { PATTERNS’ STRIPES. GRAY SOME COLOR ’ NEW STVLEIA LL 35c Each piven: Kxiwe mi LONGI Ek SUITS G & @] Rg ip A \ SUITS - = 412.90 |) 3.90 GS L os ] = | eet! = 32 = 2 ' = =" es ; 2 =. ~T? = se. on 4 : 7? =~ . os | ~ . ‘ > . _ . 4 . tete: eas 4 > . ~~» —_ a 33: a.%% _=—+ +5 =se- 3° - = = be ** 3 t 2% — * *“*er * 7 = ) ~ SD 532) bored beerees be 91) ~ 7 7 s > “+ ~~ _- ‘se *- *e : eee _ +4 —_—— * ” ll ‘ ~~ SAE OOEE OO OE OEY: CBEBEBE ELEM EEELECLEEL OD a a ' a, Seanples of Men » Higt-C.rate Y Bett a : ° : Always ] -- - again,Something Better / —aag— 4 You Can See the New | Cabinet J Kelvinators § at These Display Rooms : Kelvinator, St. Louis, Int, 4701 Washington BL GOVERALLS ¢ ewetieae led « Sitavs. Large Dinmond. Big . Assortment. fom. Giant ‘ ’ 25 | 95c 1.25 Ki IN tLe | a. EAGLE STAMPS cl elena ate neal .° MAIL OKDPR* FREE PARKING FREE ALTERATIONS BE 00 - OSMEREE MOOT oR” Qn eee “Addermolic ta tead Since 1914 Kelvinator has been the aie romeo UF fact Of your protest and othe ized leader in the manufacture , Data a uumear te wena of elect refrigeration systems for . refrigerators already in use, or for those newly purchased. industry 44 years ago—and kept it. The Kelvinator installed in each cab- inet is the same wonderful Kelvina- tor that has been recognized as the world’s standard system of electric refrigeration since the very begin- ning of the industry. | | Manufacturing and selling economies = ta oe Pye | put these Cabinet Kelvinatorsonthe «and Webster Groves. q market at prices that seta new stand- , 7 4 randt Electric Co, 90” ard of value. : Pine St. 2 Now, right at the start of the summer, we invite you to inspect these fine new Cabinet Kelvinators at our display room. If you place your order early you can be sure of prompt delivery. Now, in addition to these, we an- nounce a complete line of Cabinet Kelvinators—cabinets and Ketvina- tors combined into single units, de livered to your home complete, ready for the electric connection. The cabinets are produced in a va- riety of sizes and finishes—nine mod- els in all. They are of the famous “Leonard Cleanable” construction that won leadership in the refrigerator wiz out eye TUTTLE LLEL ALLELE A Ba , jiperty and den . mister of the TA. every devriorn:- inalienable rights of za ‘ has heen the setting Stix, Baer & Fuller Co. Scruggs, Vandervoort Barney Dry Goods Co. SeVEVEVee RL E EES © eo ‘—" Cah x 4 r2: vi Viet Say a i a. ee ; % hie oT _—* Opie ae, ee . , aon 4 yy a) had bs a ie %. ie * a eee oem Se” a ba % i Ses hee 2 3 rae F > 7 3 y Teng 0% preg) od ys PM 9 hag ose te deat Jah sams ie Sh i 2 » q ~~ = ; oo - d Sidi aN aes ‘ = . . 7s oka = (en ~ be oo ? ‘ . . BPS x ROWE bis: ae ec ’ saggh iad ha - he ‘ CR ERs in e D . rye es ag er ae mee hoe COMMUNITY PLATE FOR THE BRIDE-TO-BE Here vou have an unrestricted Kelvinator is also disf and sold in the prt cities and towns in ee Missouri served by: = PRL SPE ICE MS Cabinet Kelvinator Models and Prices choice. Choose any pattern of Community vou wish TUTTE ok A ADD 9 909 1k Select Your Design—Select Your Own Pieces Model 226—$250 A beeutiful flush penel hard-wood cabinet frrished in gleaming white ename! pyrerylin. The insulation is corkboerd. The interior is glossy white enamel on galvanized iron (Leonard Cleaneble construction). Model 228—$275 Fies the same white porcelain interior as Moadei 227. sarah ste the same size and con- struction, bazt exterior is quartcr-eswed golden osk. _ Model 232~—$430 Dimensions, construction, errangement and ice ey mre are the same as above. The ex- tenor fini is of quarter-sewed golden oak. Missouri Light & Power Cae Missouri Utilities Co. a Union Electric Light &7 Power Co. Model 233—$485 A de luxe model of the ahowe. Exterior is of white porcelain, handsomely trimmed with polished metal. The dimensions and general construction ere sirnilar to Models 23] end 231. The outside dimensions -— . ge -— ) 1 \ wa width 26% inches, dept 4 inches 7 229 sel of 6, ’ v4 od model has 9% squere feet of shelf spece. per- Model 22 $300 ,.8et of 6, $7.25 3 ; mitting you to make excellent use of the food This ise de tuze Cabinet Kelvinator. The in 4 eel whenever guitable opportunity nr. stor compartment of 544 cubic feet capec- terior end exterior ere of gleaming white S set of 6, $7.50 FP ME ee ' ee ity. trays permit you to freeze 42 cubes parce. a a with polished : a si - vee - pee set ; metal corners an , shel . tae Spoons ; set of 6, $7.50 ' "? know o the } nm intebes os Cee 6) ae end gem eanader ane the anaes oy | . - = : i Model 226. Cork insuletion ee Spoons of 6, $5.75 Model 230—$250 orkheasd t Sugar Spoons UNE E chicsces..»......Q@0h, S235 This Cabinet Kelvinator is execth the seme ‘ : wie? in sire and comstruction as Model 2726. ex Salad Forks set of 6, $7 0 that the exterior is of rich golden oak. os SS eee each, $2.50 De Luxe Stainless Dinner Knives, with hollow eae set of 6, $13.00 Stainless Dinner Knives, with modeled handles: riced . . set of 6, $7.50 Dinner Forks . teesecesse.....8€t Of 6, $7.50 Butter Spreaders .... set ‘ of 6, $6.25 Butter Knives each. $1.25 Pierced Round Servera .. 4 Plerced Pastry Serve each, $3.25 Pow. ae ere atry Servers. each, $4.25 HB Schrembs of Cleveland. Gibbons of Alton Gas & Electric Albany. Motevit at Church-Everett Sales e e 4 atid Si : | i { MWarrisbure “a “a 2ePIECE SERV It Z ik i $ D5 and TiAjllis of Kansas ¢‘jty. | East St. Louis. Iii. 4 eeeey Katie po D daaae Geet fitaeere ®*poeone, ° ° 4. +) : Archbishop Caruana Arrives rm Henne’s Ratterv Station, . i« Pictared 4Aheee, =a : Texas on Way to Washington. 9 e Herrin, lil. E | Lawrence Electric (Os 3 | nc. | 4701 Washi ashington BI. Gasconade Power Co. East Missouri Power Co. Southeast Missourt Kelvinator Leonard Model 18 a Service Co. eo is model is produced for those who desire ‘L s al . ices fo he ARI es ea sa Toth ae es on ee ee eae ae ae ‘aden * ols ys tale ; + Lato re Sion ap ae wr a haiti ree ‘ : the A san lated Preeas CORPUS CHRISTI. Tex... Mar fi 7 ; + | ' 9 ° : ay er Happy that aw | mire . i Hrove the truth of ry > Anna, Iil. 4 Martin Electric Co., Taylor a ville, Il. 4 Boyd Plumbing & Heating % Co., Granite City, Ii, 3 *" has heen given.” Archhbie). eorge J. taruana. papal nun rentivy expelled from Mexico | siie@wrd illegal entry into tha?! said on his arrival here Meelan » 23 <y eet ag 1 Rea tte ad” Tato DEImar 0500-0501 Between Locust and St. ( harles hs ae aes Vrement made at Laredy that : wake . ' iCION? prone ‘= if} the POSS aaio;n 34 Hhiehen Carnana relterats4 _Domestic Electric Refrigeration | ee ne eR ee %

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a alae ‘achieved ADVERTISEMEN? —_ ge in. th: ee, SEES ct eset _. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAY 19, 1926_ —_. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCE PAGE Many Weddings Wij] Liquor Under Floor of Grocery. | discovered several other adjoining | l‘inding a loose board in the boards were unfastened, disclosing | afi | flooring of a room behind the gro- a cache beneath the floor. He ré- O Cw Or ake ace i jcery of Michael Pipitone, 1735 ported finding 10 quarts and 13 » in Sune HE apartment and small home ; sages Brides in June ar 7 | Lucas avenue, while searching the half-pints of whisky. The pro- lal 3 De te ae prover. | ' ° place yesterday, Sergt. Buchanan)! prietor was arrested. bial as flowers in May, aye? I Red not be without a good piano. | , , —_—. i spring up here and there amo — — z 7 Die a) ion vour acquaintances and vou inal : ‘The Cable Midget Upright 1S for you Id be my | ™USt Sive them something, 4 “W. Eichhorn, F ly ¢ | ee ee Sa for 15 oo urniture is the gift Supreme : who demand beauty, tone and lasting ee ° ~— rn, Ormeriy O | nba eee rufrock Litton Furnitures ° Evansville, Ind., Arrested | Are You Eyes Wi Y h h ey ce ct ann” Care quality. Here on Bigamy Charge. | r O t E € BC MC 111 2 S8pCcig . ° e ° Latest in Scientific Glasses? EC ns , 7 . ° | bottle at | eeetion for gifts suitable tor] f The Cable Midget Upright, $350 | ming the |j ~Ptng anc Summer Brides—the, : : jan I had | invite you to visit this center of DIVIDED PAYMENTS ? he best of inatrimontial interest : a remc nr Their Anniversary S tie) wii mr) All bedroom, Carl W. Eichhorn, who ran a div | prosperous pie bakery at Evans- | ville, Ind., until conflict between 'his two wives prompted him to! gD “0gooou"" ale is noy le lyver iia] “a yde Le ; 1 e = eS - in ee oe iF an J th popular J rufrock-Litton. y refunded made iiving-room furniture is re | | leave town, 1s at Central District | holdover trying a figure a way out. | tie wants to be true to wife No. a | he says, but wife No. 1 will not | ie Kieselhorst's forty-seven year approve of divorce. yy: instruments of nation- IE SE] HORS Kichhorn maintains his bigamy | 7 = alitv: f is not intentional. He asserted that | .v recognized quality: fair Si he desdeited wite Ne: 4: Mm. tae t . a nice Central i e ese 5 “ ° er e 4 ; PIANOS + PHONOGRAPHS + RADIOS and the ple business & year SEO ORG! Ordinary Glasses Give But Part went to Cincinnati. She wrote him, | 000 ‘ Walgreen | duced 10°77 to HOS,. theOLDNON-COR+ Through ZEISS PUNRTAL es do gal . poteets on spectacle lenses vision is equal: sorted end blurred tewerd the ly clear from the center up to cdge of the lens. the owter edge of the lens. ——_| —=—= “ . . rT 2 . ‘ he said, that she had obtained a f h B fi h + P ibl This deluxe train— just like the GULBRANSEN REGISTERING PIANOS 1 BRUNSWICK PANATROPE * ORTHOPHONIC VICTROLA divorce, whereupon he married of the enent that 1s Fossible Century’ — follows the restful iil Mrs. Eva Clinard and returffed to| Service Evansville, only to find he had two NEW discovery in lens-making has elimin- Other water level route through the i owives. , , ‘ Knickerbocker Special beautiful Mohawk Valley — | He tried to make the best of his ated the strain and fatigue, conscious or Ly. St. Lowle . 12:45 p.m. ‘ctinothe -interesting Hud | | difficulty, he said, and returned to ~} thy Ar. Boffalo . . 6:50a.m. skirting ever 8 - , ! unconscious, caused by ordinary glasses which ie ~s 'No. 1 and the pie business about y po Ar. New York . $:087-m- son River into New York. Its pe aa thes Sie a eee ae ee give perfect vision only in central part of lens At. DO 3 > Ti ae identi an. 1. ife No. 1 wanted him to . Stopover permitted at Bufisio pment and servi = a wl the antsy csciinaan: “er he P Soeneadoutpenbinassn elle equi ‘“ — cemeined _ UNTIL JULY ist pleaded for a divorce, he declared, A Discovery of Tremendous Importance New York with the Century, ~~ | . and finally threw up everything ‘ . : , car bserva i Car, Come- =| Silk Dresses, plain 2.46 4,2 0 6 Cee Cer £4 Se ee and came to St. Louis with No. 2, A Your eyes may not be aware of the mar inal distor tion | New England club » © sae ladi » a wool Dresses plain 3 sh St on April 25. inordinary glasses. Butevery time you shift your glance | a partments, stenographer, cs a3 ‘ Se) Meee Re * Yesterday wife No. 1 arrived in up, down, or to the side, your eyes are subjected to ro nag * i¢55nm, maid, barber, valet, market re- = ng Cloaks ........ ‘ (62 eee ee eh 9 6s oes eee St. Louls. She learned from Eich- this straining effect. Zeiss Punktal Lenses free your | ports, current periodicals and a = ’ horn’s sister, Mrs. Sophia Jarbou of ; : we Cleveland ’ =i BMen’s Suits, Topcoats and Overcoats......... \ 3844 Westminster place, that her nerves of this constant — For your eyes, your | Buffalo Express dining car service par excellence. = Chemically Cleaned and Pressed husband and the second Mrs. Eich- most valuable possession, the best is none too good. Ly. St.Louis . 5:00p.m. Ly. St. Lowls .- + n+. 900 0-m ~~ horn were employed at Forest Park Ar. Buffalo . . 12:35 p.m. Ar. New York . .'"s's « om ~ erin is of Gasconade Pow er Co. 3 Piece Tea Set $45.°° i menerat East Missouri Power Co. | 3 Piece Tea Set $60.°° aoe 232. Southeast Missouri Public | & ns 18 Service Co. — ee ca Arkansas- Missouri Powet | It hase Co. 7 Consists ed in- hmetel John L. Platt. Columbia, Mo. = hee McNally Pump & Plumbing entire Supply Co., Hannibal, tiinches : Fi 7 & we RAR I ASRS Bi ge og Hk Se-@e ¥ " ville, Ul. 1 Bovd Plumbing & Heating Co., Granite City, ILL rigeration ,,

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i oer Tous POST-DISPATCH WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAY 19, 1926 ee ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH. — on am Winlintabaghiin tet ir ee ees A Weg ee ee ond : Editorial Page ¥: 2 sd *.. : ,. Daily Cartoon; ae | Stamped Cotton Smocks f - = 7 Ee! - es am inneas, Ht P Our Fur Storage Service “ Specially Priced at 69¢ mie always appreciated. (ur vaults attord 3 “ “ ooo -~ —— @, Made or semi-made Smocks of cotton lin- —— protection against fires, theft, mod _- a= a ae ene in rose, ee ictd- wesenned fo; oe a a a eee ge — are moderate, 3 Fs E 6 French knot or outline embroidery. -) ialiaet a Wi. ven a GArk 4 tam mn — ith pockets. Sale ee i Bie SE : Riess oleae A i 2 ORR ae EE a 2 seorage is dangerous—cali GArtield 5900 | ' a Cash or $2.50 in Merchagdise—f ew Restricted Articles Excepted ee at Retail in Missouri and the West Co a ; A Me ge 9 Dae giro Ta Tee satin lstessireknciiitineatnhicinihiialeriainieieabtaii iiatatitctit i a EOI TS Dir ee pe Se staatiitaiatitaaii ial a : : ae A Sand aE a ce “nti a 2% Bh Beginning Thursday—An Extraordinary Choice of Summer Creations in One of Our Unsurpassed Sales of = NF PROCLAIMED)/~ BY MUSSOLN f 1O”. tic State, “Weak Bx se oe a Z | . * 99 nd ©6Agnostic, Is No Morris Ti More, He Declares—Now ‘trom, aviation: | ‘hing a race Fascist State. ‘ing for penalties, BINET APPROVES — tons or juror. EW LABOR CONTROL} State Controt ¢ $15.00° to $30.00 Values—Choice at a ao ae Ss ae ae ‘ “ * 2 *, oe, ~ , % . and in its place rises permitted to be Dressy Black Hair Hats | | id ies ti : a : q A Sample Hat Sale at this Dominant Store means unparalleled value-giv- " | While setting i oe ee ing and selection. And this timely one will particularly delicht—offerine ernment Has Right to| reserves the rigiil ‘ . & a only the most advance Summer models—the ultra-charm ing creations of emi. | Bate Contracts—Associa- ‘ions ‘otereat” 7 © 6 Se nent New York makers. The choice is as wide as it js impressive—it is far too Bitions for All Workers and mon of the Gorm as Ee ea remarkable for fastidious women and misses to overlook—onlv occasionally J Employers. | free a LES _ are hats of this character available at such a moderate price. — a exerclaed by. t S a v, : Siren: sonia tao. tase) ae e corporative organization and telegraphic be ctate now is an accomplished Since the syst 4 ; 1 oyed. ha. ee on -remier new associations, 4 — P ess Hats : Hats From Bangkoks Combined With Velvet ce peepeateconera a the: °Y a la Be N sc ry ibuntals | Asmeries’s Large, Velvet-Crowned Milans of ftaly today upep the)” a auaem , $i. SY —_—e Crepe-and-Braid Hats Ribbon Models -_ eof the new system of re- restricted liberti oy AN Flower-Trimmed Hats Foremost ‘chip between capital ana for employes of i = ; | Sports Braid Models ship trative services. f tins Tatfeta Silk Hats | Designers - Matrons’ Hats tional banks, ia Fabric-and-Straw C ombinations | | Pastel-Hyed Hair Hats s 2 Rawak Jardine ti _ ; Elegance and authenticity are oon aca Distinctive models for street, ore emocratig-Liberal| #4 capital all the features of all these Hats— — Sports, afternoon, dinner and weak ard agnostic. 16 mo}sen Sem designed to please those of the | &! evening wear — for women, p- in its place riscs the FACCHE/ be permeen am most exacting tastes. | —and Others misses | and matrons—and all or the first time in the his- oe a of the world, a constructive | 5 oiders. or rent ution like ours realizes peace- and all persons. ' in the field of production | pioy labor. even work, incorporation of all the) 1.) sie will be mic and intellectual forces of | the associations. mation to direct them toward | The confedera mirmon purpose 'ed to controlling oday finally the people, work- | struction and ed their various activities and | en- Fascist Conf gories. dedicate themselvee in! -nions will be Fascist state consciously and jry jn order not yrous!s to their real destiny. ganization work. proof is decisive. Our faith of the labor c rm. We are certain the SYS- tempt to settle @ wil! resist the hard teat of eX- by discussion nce. - ercising thetr ividabie Block of Energy.” | absolutely nec ivified by your spirit. presid- | Attitade ver by -our discipline, the na- The Rome ne compact around the. Fascist the adoption of bo!. will constitute an undivid | characterizing it block of political, economic; rious battle in moral energy. |against the demo¢ or the first time, ‘a powerful Some sections @ 1 of great associations is cre-/ bly the labor orga fin which all positions are on are superseded u Mame plane of equality; all rec- | lations, Indicate by ed and guaranteed in their) that they are not imate and reconcilable inter-| In political cire tby the sovereign State. a crushing victory Shirts. raise your flags. repre®@nted by M Just Arrived for Your Thursday Choice__T hese brate with act, will and Rocco. who drew eS ¢ over the Syndica ~ oe this day. which is one of, Fe ES ‘ head sizes. Hundreds of Hats tor Choice’ When the Sale Starts at 9 A. M. Thursday Fourth Floor RNS serene 2 nas See Zp aa abteacieas ee MES as rer Jip a ‘ . ii ob rep cepercay * Three Extra Value-Giving Groups of : This Exceptional Choice of Lovely Glove Silk Wear | Silk Lingerie $2.50 to $2.75 Garments In White and Favored Tints Special Thursday at $3.95 and $4.95 Values € Crepe de chine, radium and crepe satin of splendid qualities make these ¥ os ta p » e by Ed oe i iost clo ; ur revolu- ™ nted ‘ ae at » riorious of our . t , zation and suc Cabinet last pight approved e support of Fascist system for control the support © acd capital and to prevent) PREMAM ARIVE and lockouts. = National A ~ . hite and popular colors. Binns, including all classes o — drive begun ) 7" = -m and e ' ers. will b rhird Floor ers and employers, this morning, say el /ment. ka hor disputes must-be sub- Troops under 'o corpulsery arbitration in concert with Bhi h special courts Wiil be started last night Wy « . a “ill not be aliowed sew nae a bership in the new national as- P large aviafion tions Separate associations a in the opera ‘to be formed for intellectual march of the ¢ [™anua! laborers. There will bombing RZarizations for such profes- | The occupation! as tiedicine. law and journal- by the Spaniards and for artists and artisans. | escunetinn of D Government is given the | sine third Freneh to insist upon changes tn the, on the Allied t of contracts of any sort. In- | the upper val contracts are permitted, where a junction- they conform to collective . -& $4.50 to $6 “Teddies” a | iA ii] & light tints and daintily em. Economical Shoppers Should Select This | a atin repe In Ten Chic Styles $1.50 Bodice Vests of riesh and other rag ue8dd gio, Slik nliain fai. | . oe ee o | Thursday, $ | O8 @ brocks of Georgette are so fashionably coo] i - eae ¢ NC Me ak aad see eS TO GE ee ae Rarer: TE an } ; ‘ sizes 36 to e as $1.00 | the Yard... ath Summer) that thie selection at $25 will un- | doubtedly meet with enthusiasm: every model represents a saving vou will be glad to effect Third Floor Ve Pi Bar MER patie, PO Hi re Shy ae ae py ase ae an * . ae ial and intellectual, a call at the rans 2, ‘ieciaton announced | i pregemtative te the state. nd ite essential | "== leader, Piet arc meses! vitally inte | speedily would Te @renmteesd 0 = ; debt setti¢ment, hay /ate would not er the plan. three national 5. -nament had rations of the various asso- | He said he ' f Wide—an excellent weight for drecces = | . 7 Cl it iO] GTCsses, ’ ‘ gle . ? : : . ed ern Corselettes ” | 3 you seek exceptional values in dainty Frocks We advise early inspection of this special as- » , > “ ~ = ’ * , Bo? de) P} ints Printed Crepe sortment. Sizes I+ to ?() in Misses’ Section: —With Hidden 7 $3.98 to $5.98 Values $2.50 Value, Yard ; “oe Reintorcements 3.88 $7 88 rie Sl ew 3 * is CAM RST ete yee & oy. ‘7.4 ae a For Afternoon, Country Club lilies dan: and Informal Dinner Wear ’ . oe Se ‘Oued si) a> ; . re fake ‘7 ire ’ 7 ‘. ty > ? } nr 74 rs >» ’ . > -_ , he “ « OCINe easy Comfortable _ ra Prints are ; the height of Ap | Whit be formed. The three hy both houses lig ri Ff .7 ~ ’ : [ “fF ron ; ia ier is © Mae } . ‘ ‘ ’ . ’ re . » - . aA satire ia tag C) tor . yimer ne ay : ana i Mist itsiid ¢ assy .oO ™= eo rere ¢ CF, ee . - on ra ‘OMS are for workers em- before Congress rumMes Clever! Diaced reintar, ements 54 : . PeCUyN ‘s rOC KS rhis Quaill¥ 38 fi " 4 roe no of . P : . mn professional! people summer. ' 1, : ; oRON-8 EG , imhenes wids ‘ i 1} i 4 by} . } ‘ a 4 . ~ . - Adeter tr . ws agree working wonders with the well.dcc eh eee you'll need but 1% to ipothinubbteer 66'cadd cue with choice of such exquisite nee REmaer OF et ee ; 1 aS YE PODEG ~e gates 10f a Gress foo } wate < : en "aS are to be created as tm- . - wire u eVOU We ig! Su er . ; ‘ re ; By the A —s . : . - 1m Shades as sunny, June M's of contro! by the Min- PRAGUE. ’ F OC Corporations over the As- Weeks, rice On of Confederations. tional City $2.50 Wash Crepe $2.50 Rough Pongee pert and oa ae od , ei Model 3530 | $ ; Pa " Cone hea ha ¢} | 8 + ; ‘ left; let Us adjust yy “ : i Ate ¥ $ | 89 thi d ’ } . ~ “ete pUBIC service workers has signed @ vas + , fU8t this Corselette Pure-dved silk Crepe that will lauca | 4 wiite models which are charming “anded in special types of ' Minister of YOur figure—it is pri ! . ‘ini i arta ae ne oe Semi-rough all-silk Pongee of heavy MATION. f the” oo Ep ed $10 . in | ink. white and black: also nun ties iimica: cca a avy for SO many ocCaSIons. hor ‘einai ie eo cova Y¥ popular colors ~ St gia geese cn _— “ars, Spien- . : —— sas - — Phird Winer Gidly; 36 inches wid Fourth Fleor Pte comp tlsery arbitration of $76,000,000. *&l courts for the «ettlement cording to vor disputes will tx created. officials. may 20 entirely new tabor cade 606 606 It w@ ‘© other egal cudes presid- backs gold Third Fleer

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aF > aw ST. LOUIS: POST-DISPATCH - ‘LOU IS, WEDNESDAY ATCH Editorial Page Daily Cartoon Just 4 a Minute “9 .¢ Society—Drama Sa — ee ee MAY 19, 192 6. ene ur Storage Service ee PAGES 19—22 ~ a eg — gar ST. (Jur 11iTCS. vaults attord — theft, moths. : 4 | Ser a ace acer ieee is sen Route of Race Against Time Around the World by Ship, Train and Airpl ane. | EUROPE. DIVIDED APpPre lated. ction IPNCss——al ie d ing tu EVENING, avainst rates are moderate. rs and winter clothes mgerous— all GArtield fOr vour garments —— Mx. | OVER QUESTION i - OF DISARMAMENT tic State, “Weak! RN age 5 ee 4 3 : : Behe ha Be | Great Britain and Germany ° 99 Agnostic,” Is No Me eS Morris Titterington, aeronautie engineer, and John Gol- {planes fpr most of their land travel in an attempt to discover | The itinerary includes Plymouth, Berlin, Inclined to Accept U. S. View Concerning Discus- He Declares—Now strom, aviation w riter, will sail from New Y ork today, begin- | how much this means of tr ansportation has shortened the time Yokohama, Victoria. Elko, Ney and € hieago. ning a race ag ‘or . : eee. | he , aidet State. ace against time around the world. The Vv will use air- necessary to circle the | giebe. | ten sion of Reductions. ET APPROVES LABOR CONTROL ————— nment Has Right to »r Contracts—Associa- «for All Workers and. "W) S90. ee: ee ee setenmeinafimatien a —— cn eee screen a TT a HARBIN (CHINA ) j Moscow. Harbin, The trans-Siber- ‘ailway may be used from Moseow to Harbin. Se arcana ep a -—- — ———— — a —_ — $a AROUND WORLD IN 31 DAYS GOAL OF MEN WHO SAIL TODAY "FRANCE AND ITALY | FEARFUL OF RESULT sei —_———— ee a oe ee ee NEW CHANCELLOR (OWEN D. YOUNG WOULD MAKE U. S. PARTNER IN WATERPOWER UILINES GERMAN "PROJECTS OF PRIVATE FIRMS FOREIGN P | oe of Dawes Plan Gives National |" 1% Associated Press. Electric Light Association His Solution sen, Ciel ceatiida, aden . | States, Great Britain and Germanvw London and Locarno Pacts } : By leased Wire frem the New ,in France, Nellie Bly went around | ; ? “ of “White Coal” Problem. appear to be favorable to concen- Lork Bureau of the Post-Dispatch. for the New York World in 72'| Will Continue to Guide trating discussion at the prepara - Marx Tells, ! ‘ing for penalties. appeals, methods of handling jurors and qualifica- | ions of jurors. State Control of Production. | While setting up new machinery, its | Limitation Cannot Be Con- sidered A From Eco- nomic Military ‘Aid in War, Boncour Says. | for purposes, the Government) | reserves the right to step in at any time “for the protection of na- tional interests.’’ Explaining the system. men of the Government pointed Airplane Counted on by Two New Yorkers to Beat Record of 35 Days, 21 Hours, ut that Fascisn sidered the . ° eabien'e é c ne the next issue—ownership by the {they might be conquerhd at some | but po- sixth ; hours, of those Papnerica! marathons alls, run | In ‘ globe went trotter. ‘wine was born in 1872 iy Jules Verne out of Imagination, Hlenr. Fogg was the hero of “A Tour of | record dow to 3 lavs 21 hours the World in Eighty Days.’ I C =o ro ee 4 © | curity pact, will continue to be the | 7 ow , : ' NOW ork Suh Phat rec- program (;oldstrom and Titterington il] rv to make Fogg look like a piker. zi of water power. of the new cabinet, Chan- stands, cellor M and rail and air they Marx told the Reiehstag to- day upon his appearance as SUCCES- only awOrers and employers wi! to hoomerang around the ter- ‘ect hancellor Luther. permitted to eee | phe restrial globe and k to the , conelusion of his speech associations, but inter- | Cunard pier at New York i 31 eK — gave an overwhelm- mediary classes, like small land Pag RE SO, hopped ‘ approval of holders, or renters, shopkeepers; sha; — Pp wees and all persons who work or re picked up ise along th spa inatieay ploy labor. even for short periods nie’ aaiaie oe are ihe { work. incorporation of all the annually will be given places in akties sein sini ed mic and intellectual forces of sis aenpotations. cae dee sta’ . nation to direct them toward The confederations are around the a Spe ed to controlling mutual marble goes round against the ipiet : foday finally struction and education. The preS- cgpninning ronlette w On wget — in their various activities and en-¢ Fascist Confederation of ]abor they are banking. It is a gambler’s wories, dedicate themselves in| y-nions will be retained temporar- came and time is ponent ' Fascist consciously and ily in order not to destroy its or- Ever since “Around e Worl prously real destiny. ganization work. The initial dutY jin Eighty Days’ was fublish ed rhe proof decisive. Our faith. of the labor courts will be tO @t-| terrestrial globe has been shrink- firm. We are certain the SyS- tempt to settle a dispute amicably _ing, not in dimensions, but in time. wil! resist the hard test of ex- by discussion and negotiation, €X-/| Faster transportation made Verne’s | nce. 'ercising their powers only when | fiction reality and presumably a the regular commercial ines ividable Block of Energy.” | absolutely necessary. joke to slowness, 1anged |the way. They will try ta east on Country, to the Post-Dispatch. . | liever ATL ANTIC CITY, N. J., May 18. ; | public —Owen DPD. Young, co-author the rises Spe in Nn lade v4 ? } ' east bound ip Reichstag. 8 of | prance. hours. ide, it Dawes plan of international | reparation payments and chairman | ‘of the board of the Elec- | Cea a com- | promise of with more in days provided inti of Italy today tion of the new inship between OT) ' iated Press. BERLIN, May 19.—Strict adher- ence 10 's foreign ceystem ré- Lesoc 194) General aroun idt lIexce]- 01913 the Jagerschin Paris davs I? a capital and ; ‘2c today ,as laid down the London repara- the tion agreement and the Locarno se- | over public vs. private ownership | (; rye 1% lie} ’ I rec : > ermany) policies, t propost d facilities of the United States. In- tentially stronge face of well nigh universal objec- 7 d ser nations, tion to a greater centralization in | he Ital'an spokesman has made Ww ashington, it seems scarcely | known Premier Mussoliai's idea on ‘worth while to debate this question , the question of disarmament, now Our krowledge must be img: Vastly wider and our experience | “Ie y more satisfactory before the peo- | eS a ee ple of this country will consent to | every kind of potential military in a country, then you ivesting of such tremendous power | strength show a desire to weaken a weak pack csjor in jess as : malar . . in ¥vVU-year controversy 2 corporative organization John oOugnt + y* 4} . i (7 Liif¢ ord “But for only former ” ‘ savs In his ‘sii ae Mussolini a } » be he Sa) - representatives “The riust used,”’ told delegates of the the first waier “The Democratic- Liberal no Iascist wed t hye Irplane op. said Gold- . ‘ on ied , Or) Write) v) Meat and ility States, pn. — lp . agnostic. Is : one SNoFr to C rises the and place - weak public ut companies of Jin its for “He l+the J hen his artliatl VV or ashore S1 rol. 1) De the Fascist United attending the bac nicht. Ww ld, last Leichstag ad E s rr) © , or the first thine in the his- " bY alr ing vote of the general session of the annual of the world, a constructive tion like ours realizes peace- in the field of production policy 'n bureau of the Federal Gov- ernment. I dismiss the matter | inow with that statement. State and strengthen a strong one.”’ Fea-| “While this debate goes on. vast| ™- Paul Boncour, for France e. 'rivers go unharnessed for power, | declared that nations could not re- waterways are undeveloped, floods | 'duce armaments unless certains in pra us and drouths devour us. /estimating reductions that the to- public The May I net call for a broader view tal forces an enemy could bring would|in the public interest from the | 4sainst them, in man-power or but ‘representatives of both the utili- | otherwise, could be taken into con- each corporation would finance its ties and the public. Can we nor | Sideration. regional enterprise with {ts own,find a way by which the sovere ign “The limitation of armaments.’ securities. He led to his proposal; POWers of states may be recog- said M. Paul .Boncour, “cannot be aS follows: /nized in the location, construction considered apart from organizing “It seems to me that the expe- and ownership of these’ tremen- | military and.econom'c assistance rience of the last quarter century | 4°US structures In great tivers sup- |!" War time to a state attacked.” shows that efficiency and economy P/¥ing& governmental serviees as | Viscqunt Cecil warned his col- of operation best accomplished | well as power? | leagues that the commission would | by private ownership. T have had | “Perhaps the key the |be perilously near the rocks 'f it the opportunity during the last| control of water. [: the water | sisted on going too fa- away Fae Order Stents. | few s' ears to observe the operation | Which must stored to prevent | from —— limitable things, ling on the flag issue Dr. | pene owned enterprises in|floods. It is the water which must rt Pgs tins — Recalled | Marx stated that the present C 4 facug ge ba ‘he principal countries of | be drawn down to facilitate | Bernstorff,; dees = oe ~~ ve inet would its undivided oi boheme Dy ane large their ef- =" ane rrigeston. at progress t : ponent dan . : service is markedly less | water which must be drawn oward disarmam>:.t mav¥ ergy to n aching a agteapacrees: of that of private companies. to create power, In my be achieved only by limiting the eaten Rein piesrntinpe oo omas Objections to Public Ownership. oe pig pets tars oe the os pers hg i pororanee- = bi ‘ should determine which of ¥ the commission. He in- Hindenberug. Mean- Indeed, it is scarcely needs is most | sisted that Germany’ ? Mew 8 ee that the best of the pub- ope ~ seperent Ser te ae ABR eo Keg of May 5, pre- | licly ned ¢ PUD- | nublic interest. If the Government Strength was insufficient to guar- ederal nt } phase Se ae ae are com-| prefera water for naviga- |*?tee her security. Answering the flag. 6 . r| a with the worst of the ition or irrigation rather than for |“"8Ument of M. Paul ‘oneoyr. privately concerns. In MANY | nower I think it should h (fount von Bernstorff said ‘i cases but the Government | rien: itd ee land arbitrati ane would dare to give such inade bie pee . whneet ; ration had been attained id ; ~ . -{ much less opposition at lacarno. , quate and inefficient service as 1! vate company ; With re d have seen, ' put the | gard to the Russo-Ger- oe win | Water must be used. man treaty of neutrality, he said : at . Much has been made of the Germany's foreign policy w com- Se ae question as to whether dams should pletely dominated by the spirit of than na 12 hours oft This scx? ; o. > ? bey « TSt 4 \ a lon Pi« OfrnoU mm ) Tri ore arrisen Ision power i. will constitute an undivid characterizing it as the final victo- | - c ‘ . an — 2 : 1: : . on a pee : amiiid vified by spirit. presid- Attitude of Press. _ for steam, stage coach and camel /|that Berlin is only six days 7 j | . a,c } ave 5 : ] ‘f »? 5 by w-" , "ark ? ¢* 1 “a oe We o wer by vour discipline, the na- The Rome newspapers exult over} gave Tn 388 wh ip iocome vi * /New York and Moscow seven 4 . . . o °c | ( "hile "er? ras et}] 1) ‘A ig) = on Peompact around the Fascist the adoption of the new qc wars In whi Vern i ved ,eight days, . block political, economic: rious battle in Fascism’'s moral cnergy. against the democratic staté ithe first time, rful Some sections of Fascism, nota | of great ibly the labor organizations, which | ao me plane of equality; all rec- | lations, indicate by remaining silent HME | MORROW : i« ; fe . . € i s - . , ares e : d and guaranteed in their, that they aré not goverjoy d | ati : ‘ f } litic: ] circles it iS viewed 2s rn and reconcilable inter- | In politica ee Be ‘ sovereign Stat a crushing victory for the element Sr) ere e has t will Jocco. who drew up the measure, = : over Syndicalist element repre- sented by Edmondo Rosson, who perfected the Fascist labor orgari- the support labor for |] ascis Sieiniaiel Sa iar Gad Wiiasineak from. the nis ; e Ala vr Bs of Moslem i Mav ; FRENCH DRI ; Hussein, Richard ;, a —— erning Cabins last right approved ew Fascist system control bor and capital and to prevent | ees and lockouts. hazar, ism, of Dr. blind Arabian librarian. are to havea Government it cannot Includes a Single elty. ruler’s W ould tional 1 ZU. of for a he Taha scholar effective | larger area So we have ' WASHINGTON, ) ee be built and owned by the Govern- | Locarno, He exhorted other na- tenant- 'ment. If dams really serve the "ons to follow Germany’s footsteps nine! a and 61 irteen National Associations. | sugh the new ministry or ations. it is the purpose of Government to control the en-| Droductive life of the nation. | Fascist — unions and ations are be deprived of | Powers. Thirteen national as- lions. including all classes of fs and employers, will be to miust be sub- arbitration Will be disputes mpulsorv Plabor 'n Bhich ~l. B-Italians Bership in the ions. Separate to be formed for ‘manual! laborers rganizations for as medicine, law and for artists and artisans. e Government given the fo insist upon changes in the, | of contracts of any sort. In- @eual contracts are permitted, fided they conform to collective acts. MPrisonment will be imposed by J Courts when strikes and lock- Meare call d. notwithstanding the Ps efforts or when strikers are MPanied by violence. labor Confederations. instruments capital and la- both Manual and intellectual,” Mabinet's announced BU2Y. says. ‘are no longer op- tO the state and its essential ’ but are inserted vitally into © organism.” T the plat national Tations of the various asso- Will be formed. The three Ations are for workers. em- e* 4nd professional people. Mndetermined number of cor- ‘MS are to be created ets of contro! by the corporations over thi men of Confederations. and COT special courts not allowed new national as- associations intellectual There will profes- will be ht griteem evte eet woo! — ++ o — wv ’ Otte, “. anes, suc!) thee 1s a fo an sapatgemamacasnns cation se aN ae, an . . decision 3, ~ three as In- Min- As- public service workers ee banded Hons Piaahor « 1isteuts be in special types of |? 10 CM) : hitration cla} CON rts for th ettlemen?t hiSsory Yr disputes wilt © other Tie SS CVG cl a\ Bul journal. | ‘Minister of § MILES ON 20-MILE FRONT Gen. Marty Acts in s in Concert With Spanish Forces on the Up- per QOuergha, Aasociated Press. French Morocco, May 19. By the r ETZ, The French forces have adv anced | |!have spent the last two days fu aaa in a drive begun against the Riffs | 1nég. fficial sttae-. pect nearly six miles-on a °0-mile front this morning, Say an ment. Gen. Marty, acting the Spanish forces, Troops under in with started last night from the Quergha on front extending new positions the Nekor River. A large aviafion force is ps ing in the operations, covering the march of the by severe bombing The occupation Souk-cl-Arba by the Spaniards vesterday and the occupation of Djebel Bou Alima, the third French division has giv- en the Allied troops possession of the upper valley of 11 Nekor where a junction with the Spanish troops in the Adjir sector pected soon, iff region system eoncer! a on troops of e a the Oulez reported to be f trenches The troops (*hezkKar are developing a and other orks. FRENCH DEBT IS DISCUSSED WASHINGTON, May 19.—After a call at the White House today, Representative Tilson, Republican House leader, predicted the House speedily would ratify the French debt settlément, but that the ate would not act until the Ir Parliament had ratified. He said he expected hy both houses to he before Congress adjourned for the t} ratification completed sunrmer. ’ $20,000,000 to Czecho-Slovaka. ” re =& By the SCE May 19. —George K. Weeks, ,vice president of the Na- tional Bank of New York, has cad a convention with the Finance and _represen- tatives of the National Bank of Czecho-Slovakia involving a credit This amount. ac- Czecho-Slovakian ‘ity fr €°0.000.000, the he iricreased tg $39.- supplement reserve. 0 eording to ‘iciais, may It id and currency ~~ we, Ui & oO! Ai ot is to | Via Secretary of the ? 'mander Byrd said: Upper | to | rticipat- | COMMITTEE DEFINES DUTIES by , iS @X-. | | tem poral) resumed toda} hea tne | est the Pole | fr > Irom visit North Dr. Hussein a sail |his life-time King's Bay, Spitzber ‘gen, tomorrow | ogy by for New York. In a message tO} on pre-Islamic Navy Wilbur Com- Ito prove that | Holy traditiona i!written long ; Dr. Hussein ntific inquiry int trad and pil f orthodoxy doubt the true ed 4 | iif black Si explora- brought to of publication of poetry is said supposedly Mosiem Mohammed. also attempted a sci- various Moslem lly bv Byrd, -first to the air, plans to Islamic theo] which the verse was “Navy and Marines with me ** iter All Ex- ceals. th Have killed 10 personnel in excellent heal to = Fas States. Splendid work of Navy and Marine nnel contribut largely to Su of t tion. “A uc sages ference Oo tions, especia upset the leave here hursdav lars o daring to ¥ T 2 ok . se? - 4 , *? tie ness ot Kaaba ; NI es ‘a, d trom aa ~s 2 pers One oO ar et the question 10 the amined Psession ners Its con- phane Congress now This congress sideration of port. The comm phate as th and temporal chief « The Caliphate must free, capable of defending Islam and capable of applying pre- cepts of the Koran Dealing with the a Caliph, the committee that he could be appointed predecessor, nominated the representa the Princes, l[ r could Yer iio rrpat ies More " he a 7 2 7 on 2 jeri office of the if thay spiritual Viosienys. paramount, m —— wided hv the house 3 P- the e was raised to 00 Dy com- miittee RAINS SWELL ITALIAN FLOODS ae Refugees Forced to Spend Night in Improvised Camps. Pre se the ap -— nomination of considered by his high- sucn bv Isii ane. -% - if mas ‘ ‘ rated Mav As orn ROME. of By tives of im. ather as | nse bl ffice 7 a. eg | KYadualls and victory. aiways Mfosiem. by conquest provided he was @ RIOTING RESUMED IN INDIA By en Associated Press ‘ALS TA. Sl Rioting between religious factions, which caused ithe death of five a a , “ad re ‘ persons at Karagpur yesté da Previous ports gion 4 f' ig Os Nlav 19 from 11a . “wre vA is were for: ae I Sen | ry honey pro’ ised lana?’ ve been Gonal }- ica * number of Killed al has not been The jured climax | book i most | supposed “| STORY OF SEANCES AT THE ABOVE PRESIDENT'S FIGURE State , Stat |great purposes of navigation and | flood control, which are Government activities, then it seems to me public ownership of them cannot he objected to. His Proposal Summed Up. “Personally. I prefer that the construction and ownership of such ‘an enterprise (a public ownership and = operation proposed. But even so, economic laws are no respect : ; aws : ers ‘ Reichstag’s co-operation, said the! ‘ D rs of political “ peed boundaries. The political Chancellor, tz. its endeavor to pro-! ,... : | daries of the State may make A mote the welfare of the German) 1.4, uneseenom! | , ; i mic Aan j on the foundations of the territorial mast mon d inefficient . owe Republican Constitution of Weimar, | yy.) power distribu in order that the unity of the Reich might be preserved. Pavi Prvices and (;erma world Pays a Tribute to Predecessor. The Government needed the boun- neople “One need« oniv Manchester, be in the handa of corporation, the stock of which should be CGovernment- /owned, with the provision that that corporation finance the enterprise ss iwith ite own securities, “Our experience with ‘Finance Corporation, which {s 'wholly publie concern and with | ithe banks and the Fed- PCO. ' eral Reserve Banks. which cer- tainiv have a large public charac- leada to believe that we ean obtain men of technical qualt- | fication and hich purpose from political bi to these enterprises co. | that development r' Vantageously ito all fs private al ‘TO REOPEN DUTCH BULBS CASE Holland wii Take tions With t. Ry 1 Press THE HAGUE, Holland. ‘The Dutch Government fo think of cities Nashniina. Lowell Mérrimae tn that the Manchester much Massachneette | with Dixville point of view faces grave em ¢ ordial trib ite in “heh or #? economic political Lawre nee on the thea England standpoint and Nashua common with cities than Notch So , Sfate 1 (0 see from aty 1} peopl ‘ nd peace, the oO! don al ancement of his labors for Chancellor de- d locarno tes- ul activities.” of nower ha . | ‘- the more the War eVvccessf they have re | from ¢ ? farm loan TrY\ ownersh nomic difficulties WHITE HOUSE IS DENIED ote may ted Press to work out some kind of regional W ASHINGTON, May 19 -A Government eTory of **ta byl tipping who has White House Was jing fore 4 Dp possible, of course, | ter. me ownership, but any- | had experience {s try- co-ordinate political activ. | f d’fferent cities fret hetween ? about one administer ha Way most ad- ith tustice public and round seances”’ at the las, in eran achieved both to Silé he wi Flouse com- denied. ion hearing think, he told yesterday b¢ ifies o and mit and promptly rhe operat hem, will WAS : art of a on a IAITVOVAN story discouraged in such an he- ‘eresats« ardent a Ise iMmowever a 20 DIE IN FORMOSA FAMINE e Associated Frreas TOKIO, May 1% At from Formosa savs reat the iKU province and than 2 died an increasing daily. formosan imn bia Rose d that “9 Cp Negotia- S. About Duties. Asalii that nativ owing to last vear. reported sreances dis- Man pres- Execut Cools the ix th ning es of ' ige ‘ r . Lear) tatert inch ‘7 an ‘ee May 19 intends drouths poor ¢« persons dthe vict ioted by rope anther alsO WAS G aa ¢; "¢ Moore fy are «i ad iiness aS savin : ims t officis is h . a. hy; ‘ iner consulted avs ’ ington on sert the subject of Ameri- can duties on plants and bulbs. ac- cording to Minister of Agriculture Kan. oe oe? } , _o hee " ‘ea. auti orl Is NAY ¢S iting the ’ ~t¢ wif. ' ry her ars : “cor CTL Was le \iiss Mrs other foodstuffs “ustain and hoping to the stocks of rice was sho among ree the to the nrovinee iAace deca in regard 9 later it Hiouse thi iA ‘ ’ the sufferers until! sumimner in the course of the Chamber Dutch discussion , in was for Senator Wiiliams. in } ior of Se nator! Williarns will be given at noon Saturday? Woman's Club prepident and introduces Will ad- ated eeting Ch “Hitt, | Hadley of Washington University The jand Mra. W. R. Haight, vice ‘ombed by un- | ft] Miss de by mush- | ©@! Epa } ’ crow ers, Py ACTS, lamcheon bulbs and plants are Dut following the not United lDoec- '? lune Hi sed. Kan States disea said, the Monroe * hye re : : 4 ote a? ye a. . , ing the | j e % i ra statier ’ trine Five Killed Belgian Landslide. in blican 8s €xcluding them Ellis 1 reside Phe pu na rie he in ’ Of thie ther are now he ing cultivated in the United Hie added that there was no ground for calling an international conference on _case as long as t} iwith the United | Foreign Minister wil States. V ho dress the llor awTntic¢ lapse of Mase vaste rg -Dute h hor oy if chair- Republi- Ri frontier. hace r iman © 1° uri Stat Van ters 77 ? PASSAZesS ma ‘ommitte Will ue able nearly | are |to reopen negotiations with Wash-. presses willingness to take up navy ‘lief because the conversations States continue. and American armies already have Karnepeck | been reduced to a minimum. Con- other | said there were no differences suit- | sequently for submission to arbitration. ‘and disarm. Naval Reductiona. The evident sincere determina- tion of the United States to co- operate in the huge problem of dir- ‘armament has invoked much fa- vorable comment. Hugh 8. Gtb- son, head of the American delega - tion, has urged the commigaton. to devote “earnest and continuous at- tention” to the work undertaken. Special attention was pald to Gibson's statement that the United States would welcome further lim- itation of competitive naval con- struction. Some of his European ‘auditors saw In these words’a de- sire to secure a reduction in sub- marines, It was the opinion of Viscount Cecil that reduction could be made by agreement tn the size of cruis- free 'ers and in the number of sub- marines, but he said that Fing- land's responsibility to her colonies and mandated territories affected possible reductions in land forces and her naval arme -~ ee Japan Skeptical of Results From (,eneva Conference. ‘ Re the Associated Press TOKIO. May ~The opinion is crowing in Japan that the present Geneva disarmament conference probably is abortive, although the Government reiterated {ita inten- tion of approving any reasonable and equitable proposition agreed upon. The Government also ex- —— isarmaments separate from that of Jand forces or to consider them together, Home Minister Wakatauk!i and Baron Shidehara, Foreign Minis- ter, both expressed willingness to enter a formal conference at etth- er Washington or Geneva. The be- ie general that Japan would prefer the conference at Washing ton, owing to tts greater aceessi. bility. There also is a fecling that hetter results would be obtainable there. Officials feel that the Japanes> their principal interest is the navy.

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PAGE 20 ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH, WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAY 19, 1926. ne - - ee ee as ence eee. ST. LOUIS POST-DiSPAT " | THE STEIN WON AND MONEY BANK ROBBERY NO. 4. | Founded by JOSEPH anarewnt FLOWED IN PENNSYLVANIA. Yesterday’s Wild West holdup of the North St. aii ban souis ‘0., W si > 0 customers Dec. 12, 1878. ' The nomination of Representative William S. Vare oe ai =e neg A — gore pes a tee Published by .the Pulitzer Publishing for the United States senatorship in Pennsylvania ee nianeneitbabescearine Cx Company, Twelfth Boulevard nid : wis 7 fourth bank robbery since the first of the year. and Olive Street. _seems assured. In 6000 out of 8000 precincts he had/ Qn Feb. 17 $800 was obtained at the Water Tower 2 . ‘ ‘a lead of 120,000, with the rural districts giving him | Bank. On March 5 the Hamilton State Bank was | THE POST-DISPATCH PLAT- a much better vote than was anticipated. He carried | robbed of $1200. On May § the Hodiamont Bank was | PORM. relieved of $15,000. There were no bank robberies in | | . *hilade ‘a by about 200,000, whereas Pittsburg, the | I know that my retirement will | Philadelphia by a 1925, after the present Police Board took office, on | make no ference | , ppe ly about 10,000. principles nae oe ae ee come er yo ke ;, March 21, excepting one on March 30, when a mes- for progress and reform, never tol- Mr. Vare may be all that his enemies charge. He conger of the Cass Avenue Bank was robbed of $960. erate injustice or corruption, always may be an unscrupulous boss. He may be striving; Chief Gerk, in his annual report, had occasion to od ee cae panty eb to wear the late Senator Penrose’s shoes as the boss | mention the recgssion of this type of crime during oppose privileged classes ci ma Hoe Peansyivania. But one thing can he said for te sigma wg we present administration. a plundecrers, never lack sympathy ; 1 . Xe . la¢ een wv DANK To eries in the year ending arco : : ST Pte « « , oT, e entered the race as a with the poor, always remain de- | him: he is no pussyfooter. | : : 1, 1925. voted to the public welfare, never be | an antiprohibitionist. He was flat-footed in his dec- | But this year the bank holdup business seems to satisfi ere “; ‘ vin Vv . ~ never be afraid to attack wrong | Stood by his guns, having Gov. Pinchot, a bone-dry | grace of one a month since February, the record of | 1/3 + WEDDING LATE TODAY Ceremony fo Take Place in| Home of Bride’s Parents, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene | R. Cuendet. ee 2 4g : ‘ - -* ¥ %4) Ny - ‘ 4 : ? ONSPICUOUS among the —, C bie spring weddings is that of | Miss Rachel Lee Cuendet, dauehter of Mr. and Mrs. Euge ne R. Cuenlet and Kenneth Drum-} mend. son of Mrs. Thomas Jeffer- aon Drummond, late this afternoon. The crescent-shaped sunroom in the Cuendet home at 4 Hortense - em - > whether by predatory plutecracy or || candidate, and Senator Pepper, a political dry, — | two years ago is threatened unless the police find | place, lined with huckleberry vines, | | predatory poverty. ning against him. The result is a smashing victory | means to curb it. | will form. an ideal setting for the} : April 10 a PULITZER. ‘against Volsteadism in so far as any Issue —— Yesterday’s robbery was particularly spectacular. | oe e. e - v saphorboarb meena ; é , 4. i 4 - . ‘ j ’ . 2 ‘ - h " Lev. . at . a - . , - 7 : rr "7 . z ' per, the administrations candidate, supported by all ‘killed, since bandits who engage in such desperate | used in th ee See ei Me: -of them adoern the lower floor room | and silver trumpet vases of snap- dragons with a pair of seeven- What Muny Golf Players Want. To the Editor of the Post-Dispatcd Sch ' Hotel, and and Mra. ~ ° ~} din. | ‘ the wealth and power of Secretary Mallon, with Pin forays are usually ruthless with their pistols, LLOW me to express to you, and the | “Dt. an apostle of dryness, running third. Bone-dry| Because of the bold nature of bank robberies. there é 4 e He i . public at large, a few words eoncern- , came in last. | is less excuse for their prevalence than for the preva pranched candelabra mark the, Lindel? , : 4 . j - 4 P s . . ° “i . > . *1. : | af a ene f 9 ~~, ° ing an erroneous statement that was pub- We remarked that antiprohibition won in Pennsyl-/ jence of other crimes. Ina ¥ ell-policed city the bank | gitar. The bridal party will walk oun . iiclia tie 2 : _ ai 7 ‘ : : a an aisle of satin ribbon ~ ‘ with flowers topping each post, | ‘ : > " te. | : : ji : ‘ | *irculated by the Muny golf plavers. ‘controlled the election. We made that remark advis ' Louis force had better tighten its belt a notch if it is while an orchestra plays the wed- for the +e e ,* “sf 2 ho ¢ . e co j - ° © ~ . ‘ : : “4 ; 4 ° — » - vee . = ; _ — — - The statem nt was that th | golt ‘edly. We say without qualification, if the testimony | tg maintain last*vear's good record. ding music. ae t, oun 2 of age wich gto complaining : of those who knew most about the campaign can be | ne tee aR Marte The bride will wear ivory satin | Louis Coul aAMOUL the condition of the golf COU LgES : : | Ya ¥ | _t » | | relie ; a hy: 3 , ary s 7 @ ros nt new offic in Forest Park. and are seeking to en- | Telied on. that the Pennsylvania senatorial 2 we! THE DUCE VERSUS THE MAESTRO. > camara apt lone oh wa aauaieell ; : sles i ai ; ; ry ’ : ees ii v * alia 0 Sierrve st the co-operation of His Honor, Mayor | Was the most corrupt campaign in the history of What promises to be a cause celebre in Italy is the duc » Sheen ae ra Se . Miller. to bring about en rh nr . ities ier F worn by Mrs. ¢€ uenlet at her wed- Seott of ij » ingg apoeut enougn pressure American politic 5. feud between Mussolini and Toscabini. which re cently ding. The flared scalloped skirt is president: eaught into a buckle of orange daughter Blossoms in front. More of her Caradine mother’s wedding lace ix appliqued president; with orange blossoms to the chif- | daughter fon-lined satin court train and Nagel of edges of tulle veil to be worn to urer; Miss her hair with a lace bandeau and! den, daug 7¢ " “reet thie y) , , % mareinae ¢ - ° : ; “| ¢ ¥ Tiainbed 6 aes ee een Estimates of expenditures in the campaign range caused the sudden departure from Milan of the mu- properiy signed by all Muny golfers. will be presented to our Mayor. Now, there ning World’s eorrespondent declared that not less Toscanini has reappeared on the French Riviera. | was, or is, nothing farther from the truth: than $2,000,000 had been spent in the campaign. very wrothy indeed over Mussolini and his Fesriat such is not the object of this petition "he New Yor . , ds » New Times correspondent laced the j;4,.- a an be ae . The real AEs Boe ban wy ne Th : York p Pp ideas. At La Scala the bassoons are walling over | = « a - . e ~ ° hy : ” Lie . . > | , from $2,000,000, the lowest, to $5,000,000. The Eve Sician before the close of the season at La Scala. . 3 7 1¥ ’ 5 ft a “s » + . eo 1 «= 5 . : prettily evaded, until now, at least, is a 2™7OuUnt expended at ined The news from Penn: ' their lost leader, and the violins set up an angry piz Frank PB demand for temporary quarters where | Sylvania just before the election was that the Mellon jicaro, For La Scala and Toscanini in these Jatter a See. Se ee . . A4aii, aa ta . iat — } her mother's ivory and gold prayer minster all w “se gee any of the games of sport machine had every political resource that money years are one and indivisible and when the mae iy ean check ec othes ane was an leg ’ - 7 , ‘ ° i’. AA ij i ij aes i) after euch “oor yedoagaing ee could command. The leading place in the slush fund once left La Scala for an American tour the “ld fire last fal] at the Lindell payilion de oe TO Senator Pepper, candidate of theater languished. prived the public of this conventence Mr. Coolidge and his Secretary of the Treasury, Mr. It seems that the tronble rather, necessity, and the players, hav- Mellon. Senator Pepper had the unique position of ing been promised a temporary place of the leading slush-fund candidate, in a_ historic, this kind, until the completion of the , new building, are clamoring now for ac- | epochal campaign-slush-fund contest. But then he ‘ion. as it will be useless to gonstruct voted for Newberry, the leading slush-fund candidate Rome Day, April 21, which has become a great ae hook marked with white satin rib- rie Carr Tai bon and a shower of lilies of the | Mrs. Edg valley. 4607 Ma The bridesmaids. Miss Frances secretary, Collins, Miss Trimble Hoblitzelle, Streett, di Mrs, John Jay Johns and Mrs. Ma- | ”° Clarke rion Niedringhaus will wear color- boulevard, ful chiffon frocks of a peachblow | Provisior shade flowered with blue and pur- | members — ple over lavender chiffon made mittee of between Mussolini and . Toscanini has been simmering for three years and it centers around the maestro's refusal to have his orchestra play “Giovannezza,” the Fascist hymn. on 4 anvthing of this sort after the geaso ic ; Qg°* : . . ’ — cait ‘ a} nh Ss i in 1f -_-s 9] 5 hs »ln tan 2. - P over. We are wel! nearing the } i. . ° : tional fete. Each year on this occasion, 17 oscanini has with short, full skirts. long flow | chosea. 7 | oe ae MORI O We have no doubt that the Vare machine spent coon that Ia Scala has remai i closed nl eye wea : 4 Pore? teports, une, W hen all sports wil] he at their eh al 4 ILUdic iaS remaine Closed on Somer ing elee Ves and surplice bodices. delegates : : : eg r -~\f if ing : , } . heicht. and nothing 48 ve! has he. = p) nty of money to nominate Vare, but we are cer pretext or other. Recently, vw hen “Turnad: t” —— 4 = 7 ‘ j ; - TT ? “4 ~ Vy . .* =. . done along this line, other than to talk ‘im that the Pepper-Mellon machine spent vastly cini's jast unfinished work was produced at ] about it, and because of various state. more, and that Gov. Pinchot, who is a multimillion- Mussolini ogee published in the dailies, prom-s-' aire, did not spare the cash to vindicate his record ing these things. i ane nit : _and to win the fight for his pet issue, bone-dryness. ees oe oe made in the same! me money and political power, therefore, havin . ‘ article that the Muny links, where a fee . Pp ~ , Cs od E but he replied: “Never and for nobody.” From his | . = . ABS Miss Elizabeth Cuendet, as her Deborah : of $10 is charged for the privilege of been unequally divided, with Representative Vare!,cvjinm at Mentone he hurls such defian me RZ a | pha aid sistdr’'s maid of honor, will be oe bss A + 4 44UiiSs BUCCI iPiie Ce@ aS this Z 7 _ y " - aymon i, Oe a gowned in a long-waisted bouffant : playing, cannot be com ared » linke i gec saat } : : ‘ : a P to the links | second, at least, if not third in that rating, the vic ‘atthe Duce: “I refuse to turn the Scala into a mar ee Te of different country” clubs, where th rs Vv . . . :* f k of cach ’ r * tory for anti-Volsteadism may be regarded as all the yet place for Fascist demonstrations That tek the “WONDER WHAT THEY’D FINE US?” 7 pl tutte edeteas ae The ne They will wear large untrimmed garden hats of dine peach-colored straw and shoes and stockings to ' match. They will carry snapdrag- | Mr. and ons in peach shades and blue del- of Webst phinium tied with peach ribbon. engages convention 4 Scala. refused to attend because-Toscanini- h: balked at the Fascist hymn. | Pressure Was again used on Toscanini to play it, A — sera nt costs Hundreds of dollars ‘more pronounced ; oes the sponsor of that article think for T P b ase — b Square outside and also the Galleria nearby for thar. | She will wear no hot. Her flowers - a the Muny at times, but I cannot do so of money power in politics. Is the purse to control? I trie! tive brie ucia® Drummond of Syracuse. Universi W : - > s . . ‘ = N. -+- Will be his orother’« best Kappa . man and " “ Hamilton Drummond of Vr... Wi : : The MIRROR J l . T A \ I N 4 ww Pitton for the Post-Dispatch , . Ss UT gig CLARK McADAMS | PUBLIC OP } 4 the home of opera and never wil] it become ganda platform.” We think Mussolini has put his hand in a propa- , a nornet onde * existi ~onditi Are election: be decided by » size o » slus ; ge lét s : r the existing conditions. Are elections to ded by the size of the slush nest. It’s all very well for him to exercica hi tiie Copyrigh'. — RS New York, Mascioa Niedvinghaus Pena: ) | > : "y wae 10US Blt 3 es we Rene SESH SERSG ER . Y > = , a § 2867 N. U'nio ! pera BOO8. — Are enormous slush funds to become a rec in the realm of politics and industrv but when h _PUISTSER PRE AWARR John Jay Jones, Winston JOnNS. member te oa OL ‘ognized and frequent deciding factor in elections? | ,.;,. ‘tend his di ) ee ee From the Nation. a 2s Harry E. Papin Jr. Paul Moser ; ee . . : : k tries to extend his dictatorship over musie the Ital BALLADE OF DEEP DISDAIN WHAT THE GRE ARE {e penton x George Lov : Bae eS: The wee What Interests the Publi That issue was raised in the Newberry case. New- ian gorge must ri Mi in Italv j Bowe: a si rials - GREAT ARE DOING, | EVER have the Pulitzer prea - — ove and Hidcity> Sayder. yg ; UDTIC, : - ; =o Se. MUSIC ID italv Is sacrosanct In buving books take de'igcht 2! Bnolidwe ta ecottine ¢ — Pe | ie or Summit, N . ££ POND. To the Editor of the Post-Dispatch berry was accused in the Senate, in 1922, with having and Toscanini represents musie ji nine eUSADC pa sale ks I take delight, Gal Foolidge is getting to be quite a bird | well awarded as this year. & 4 re parm a ae ; ty er! The St cn. one ; ‘ © ‘ai represents music in its finest flower i tove to see my treasures grow: mat An owl flew into the White House ; 40) “a & a ‘ce a bridal d.nnver he St, ‘ce ° r : - = > ‘Se! 4 ij i ; he 4 I | j *" si i i i » | ‘os Ove - ic > ’ _O a. 3 . HAT’S wrong with the country? One | Spent $195,000 to win the senatorial nomination over ing. The ordinary music-crazy Italian | | When I have reached ambition’s height s short while dee died ganda Bae 7 eo eee 5" = ° tne ee ” will follow the ceremon: The | issued @s . = ” ° , ; - nti . ‘ace y ' aii, as — We ; . - j p a a i Sy idl «iiit tri ‘i? shiTTi Se li ¢€ ait?il a lire -Sun rf os ULL? i - ‘ . . : answer may be found in this 7 Henry Ford. The case was a stench in the nostrils known. wouldn't exchane » Vera a: ror volumes all my pelf will go: there for a little whil ind now an oriole | : . ih ao “ane we daity which ie bridal table in the shay+ of a to!- Thursday, . : “ ; . . P CY « ~ + ‘ ? ' : © a el or al ‘ fasta 4 j % + } ’ ,* y . cA c } , .* . . : ; Ke : mae : i eel ill "Ss ante x sae ee y er) a » he a *} ; ' ’ : ye ; umwn.- A spectacular murder talcec place of America. The Senate declared that such an expendi- or a Toscanini for a whol lead of | wis ae Plato I have passed much time, as taken up on the Marflower. The first lered the most conspicuous § low sq oa ry , ae table @ " : . ‘ } Ti’set. t “ee di ai ‘ edend 4 ; . : ‘ , é cies , se . ‘ gree ane ol eceriia% oT “yor - we and the good public is excited to prate | ‘Ure Of money in a campaign “was contrary to sound ypjc ang vy solinis bas: -_— | ee oe ing we know the American eagle will plex | quring the past year by the or eel” aataie oe peketns netathad Mr soa 4 : ‘ os ‘ ee play of the year and of . party The square i *“illed v ith with the T » {” " " sing ° - *, S . ut ‘ S.. ) ; Ine _ } i atwilea Medes eemest he ora: la Scala. t seems that Muss wants him 7 | tare } “ni - o 5 ‘ ’ carries an article on the crime condi-; Penditure of $195,000 in 1922, what will be its re- -~°7C@" Semtence for arson. He confessed to Dr.| My style of living would be grand, piano Ware ’ cs : ‘ : ee ee ee en x « h peal 1 ’ ! — , Nels ‘ t thes iroc fr : Te But I don’: care to own a Ford. | pray patriotic airs and Art wont do ft, awarded the prize as the x = TT . N, daugnh-' ions in Chicago. The writer made an ef- action to the expenditure of from $2,000,000 to $5.- | elson that he set these fires for the thrill it gave Prof. Breasted, the Egyptologist, has lo ace in Rees. accan \Ir. Channt hs aS. BCU some hag fort to place the blame for such condi- 000,000 in 1926, under such high auspices as the e | him. And the testimony of those who know him is to. The lady who has tron my heart a os ac ce ee be thn Mose ibang RE NE ae Ee con fr ter of Mr. an oe . tions almost entirely on the officiale Wh. may nal . peyton i ate the effect that prison s ol ee: a EOI Et EOE LEME wi - | cated the battlefield of Armageddon and is an admirable teacher and TT Samuel Scott, of 5638 Kings- . - ‘ais of ¢ -% “et Une is Ser ‘eS ly ’ 1ay aSk What things my purse can Di , . os : at it ) ‘he county. They ant come seg opt O' administration of Mr. Coolidge? It will be inter- | _ ; _— entences only tend to further ~ — age , , : P ca uy, | tringing home several trophies picked up long now that it seems a most 7" bury boulevard, will depart May | e * ‘ . P , T ‘ > . ig - . . Bs 3 i b aor ner. if i] its if 4 . t. . : ; rs ‘ : vi seen ‘ Yo ; . : : Re SPrccte atric sige } ort ei} esting to note whether the senatorial conscience has impair his mental condition. He wil! probably come} “ : hss : { cor TY Sd 'VFoc + ; . r ‘ose ni lany ve s or ar oO Oe A Ae ih her phase of the situation whi } deteriorated in proportion to the growth of the ] f pri on fe ady to . more fires. not so much "arr eclioekhract cia} ? Ter #37 acs ‘ i : S man, ° ar du us ed She will visit friends in Boston and Pe sane! Ss. . ; 5 abee: ‘ ig! - Wisi I gladly fiil. * . . the awn? j f he net ° rize te M : caped the attention of the v ‘iter ¢ } ‘ slush fund because he mav fee] revengeful as becan 2 7H thin i y : , c ~ 4 Se awar»re oO Tn pc ry p se later in West Qouldaboro, Gn arte ‘that Slus —— > ause nothing ou need but speak ass adored, ERY a = sal te “Whats O'Mnek* % irtfele. Much of the crime I | a will have been done to cure } f hi | : ce reagg ee Bormgete en OBSERVATION ON WOMEN, cis “What's O'Clock” » 6m where her aunt, Mrs. J. M. Hart, | : " = 4 © O% ¢ “ACE one enemies , ac Cea \ -. 4 Cure iim ) is lSeH Sp i 1 fine thea realith ft: Ore YTOUP Wis ' f ~¢h > — ; ie > » : S o- Bis ten coin ca “ in | rao | 7 e¢o4-—--—-- -- - s . J t im of his disease, i ind weaith > work / i, (Altamont. Ti Times ) of he great loss sustained br = has a house Eariy in Juls ashe ™ © tO the Wretched phil- r | or that yromania is a real disease a+ ey tut I den’t care to own a Ford. ee Se Alcs S he see —r 3 421 bone » Osophy of some of our great lawvers Important discoveries are announced on the bat- : so Sa , Ee ee ee | One nice thing about the women fol! ee ee —® «ip, ai Uri itlhai TO} re Ph) se nrv's D ants like water po ired: } Trl «be CA ii i ich LAE] Cr : ‘i ; s s Ne ae Pr a Rouvier. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. : —— : ei v «A, te commen § : ' HE closine of four banks = 9 a “" CE oe ee se, ARE GOOD WILL TOURS EFFECTIVE: and this is followed by an obsession to set something But I don't care to own a Ford ee eee a ee law h the totals York, July 5. The ceremony will a ‘ ™ : ”_ 7" are per- ° . E : Z . a " . 7. , . : (9s I) } F DE i eon ce ™m To ré ali 4 ‘ Siorev ry) rat y 1s ha , J . ‘ I A , , : : : j iict ; e “eee ~ a¥ St . tw. °o tr % ta _ place at the Bourter count ry - P ee) ‘ i | P y _ . oo. POL. 1a ape as “ 7 ; {me Pay & + ‘ cy rryeot I * : Btaii * if} Lisi . aie +f - 3 . . . ) . 2. b teachir e ¢} = | ' . : ——— aati al a Som ing | home. Mrs. Scott will go East be- es feming. If the dispensers of justice St. Louis Chamber of Commerce, have just returned Come intolerabie. oe i aia’ sate > “te ohn: ec ae ) ‘ear. and to more than 100 for ir _—e a al i hecome imbu: 1 wit! h ve 2 ; J : What a pity we Cannot lave Aristotle | oO Line Sor im (ne ObacKS Of their heads it se o more than 4 ; fore the wedding to attend the = . i. hae \ Lif} RUC? hiloso rhyY ¢ oog * ee ai » | st } > - , . . ° . " . ‘ ~ — >a od , i * “+ ’ : , " — r} ry ie : 7 y) ; , > vy ~ ir on | : : : " ‘ ; aT ‘ . won x = * = - ‘ = . LJ - . ae? slices *. sr? “ rie ge - ™ y 5 eee a mii, ify Sieh Publication. — \ : 4 ! , , ' ; oT * ;, un 3 ee. e nS aie ’ 1} Le) rd : l@gn ] as — i * . ert e - » e mish me for what T c ecial editi +f aes : ae : \N ubt if what anvbhedy thoneht Ma hen le opens his purse @ /ing 1 State's activities eS , * : ' he an- §* ai €allions of newspe pers rorated OT & ‘yefe mM , = > * s deplorable on rpetitic ns - whieh = Fagement of Vises Marie VW yRanti. ee ans nal ° . CURLS 4 wi iast unti! the mnmg summer : ; page seme es ) mi daugrhte ‘Cc ‘at nary 3S (. ha : all in honor of the visiting delegation It is fair If the new “papers were sincer T 2 , ‘ Ee ' 1 ' +} 51 . Légend ipon Ut! hack of a hovw’as «elicker: State banks Weve pert iitted to > ae Lee ‘enter of Col. and Mra. Henry 5. rarhbazge Nuisance tn the Count : nif — mcere im their stand tor , : our method cannot he tite. ogi. ; heir Wysgant. stationed at Harrisburs, a9 tie be ior af the }> ‘ t™ 1 s. to Say that these evidences of hospitable activities the anfor: ement of law he } met tte lt - : ‘ . = . is , . mo \ ater? 4 er e a7 " on . ° ° . . . - é be te 1fycrss zy 1? ’ this reg) ireces of t aa Pa an , _ ' s - of et as . ’ ‘ie i- @tiat: . . ’ ‘ ‘ e if 7 ; i ; ‘ji. i ‘ . t oOuid ~~ ‘ P , ‘ j ae : e. r = : : i er . ‘ "otte r urran. ro . , ‘ Sood 1 : : . 2 - i ‘5 * (,Ul {+} i~ Nor nr ay4 a ri¢ons \} ' ~t) m4 nce rns were ae: . ” : there not some way that the r sidan? on the part of civic bodies fre a positive expression publish the news of crime only when the erin ina! sates ini | pierce, : me cto od reless n “on FP. Curran of Normandy The , ‘time (HOC pPesigents ; ; a ae bee Cini pal ee by mismanagement and ¢2 ae , whBigies +3 & of the county can dispose of the gar = nee ene good. They will lead to a closer , has been brought to bay. tried ind convicted.” , 5s ; | Bie The present Cotmmm oner shows vrospective bride made her debut ° ‘ 5 Wa iePir 4 - . - ‘i | ibe a — ' ic -" . - ‘ , ‘ se® , — | . PrsTisas bi a " : ¢ e ¢ . . ae bage? In winter it is eae, enough, for community of business interests. An id@al piace for the criminal the world « = SAY SOMETHING Mees 3 +} ment. but even he ts hampered “i. Louis in the autemn ef 1928 (am at ; . ‘ ‘ : ' ‘ aaa ‘ ii ‘Ji j ilig te? = | it} a ory e? rhs Steck fee P — i} 2 Le | ar ~ - everyone takes the me ; es : ; °1 , eee a. ; he or Mrs. Delaney s chaperonage method of burr ing it, As a side light on this trip. if appea rs that many if Vir Brewster's ne nsorship wer in fnen, 4 a ff, Sow \[isso rian.) headlines on Saturla’ nent? th, Arcot friat personne and resources, S a a . ™ : but when summer time comes the , of the St. Louis business re ; his: pellet ; “i : mya e wes Sas tan mue : expected af bank “RG S@¢rved a: a mak) of honer at ' ' . . 4 : : s* ‘ ‘ , ac ° —?. . on : Re ; ; . , , TMers ‘ : This } +} "Tt ~~ ere? 3 tact is "4 ee ‘ : on dition ts really critica! 5g representatives had never stance in point Is THe Rutherford Cuse Her was \? (oklahoma ei! advertised for ; huy«- r 4s ri in I ne id Veiled Prophet hali “he ia ’ * “uS Well as very before visited thie & , - ff ae But no donbht the public ree . “ - - . . ae ‘* * a0 . Bis Genta of the eounty. | a cure would *880rtment of weil-vocalized superlatives of their math would a! } zs ertis = heage > ree ASM ae ws University. The sedding wali - . | ee . - Math, WOuld ali De conceaied in the shruud of silences adiin: vhen a ) * Miricibt. a! from the Ohio State Journal ia the place in Jun taf more than Wiimeg ‘ rn ‘A try eX own ' ” MI ; ‘ * . . - ‘ P in : ” pia , sft ire . ; r "2 % . a. if , be i “ me's ,ree on + o> : : Y , fe} : ’ ‘or ine Pe : : pense of having their Zarhdagwe eollected With ' ndahi e t Mier, mi Brewster Qualified his Statement 1 (Rue: { a > ? } -— ’ : . wr = , ae ez 7 . : : ’ . . *} . , _ ’ : - 4 " A : ~ : Department ongh: to look into. Cannoe enec to th Kreatest In the world.” and‘ far as that The retraction is inadequat TT) comes public nroperty Evervon says that the well-dressed © e ir. and Mre. Hudsen Thatcher. : P : : . . aa ; “ ued y Se. ; ile . . i% i Dak te ‘’ . ey a recy “TN >» * rurcrT> >? ie i - '* ‘ _ ‘ a . Oe ee _ i Something be done ‘9 remedy this con. 'HeTeby cemented a lasting friendship. Certainly | whole hypothesis should be withdrae s life. relates hie most trivt ? | BLIMP BLA: tA ME Wears the same gown MOM thas aie ‘ Ferguson a few. months age . . * e ‘ : ° 7 ’ “on as Ep saat . ‘ vt si lei Pe i ~ ~ 47 ' he és =* t 1c ; rs n , ese ee 8 . . : pe erm mee dition? “A COUNTY PRSIDEN r a £ood Will tour paves Misie . 5 , we aS a ee Seton «sr foe | an , -_ itiies, ceriain noble womae Pe} 4 = ,' uUlTeriy Vicious proposal $a ad vean . iueS S008 Kiow'’s 7 t? c a \ en L er ete te ’ ‘al'aw » Dian — > 7 / = a ‘hg the annual luncheon al the Si —

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© ay Pee ies, | * “Tr. a + » , a ne, , . s ‘> #@e "4 457", ’ es Ss ' ee Th + *. a ~~ #¢ He Ene * - geremony, which will be performed ' my yore : . bS‘ae. P . , +}. ; ah : é a: Sy ‘ ° 9) ; , eh ~ ct ¥ .* ©@ *% Pe . é "eed" , 4 “2 " * Ae ~ % » - * wy _- 4 a Capt. Moles Aitis? look P Fron Ae a 1 +e) NO = The MIRROR UBLIC OPINIO) PULITZER PRIZE AWARDS. the Nation. yrizes been Particu (Ga.) & vf have the Pulitzer } VW ai I Ui —_ an @ t. ¢ "sn,g5) V7 Ll aS tnis yea! 7 nr I a “ote ? the Columbuse guirer-Sun of Julian and Julia Harris been recogmized as laily which as dered the most conspicuous public sq durimg the past ye: l the unsurpa |} courage. of ifs attacke upON THe Ku AE i Kila ind other Georgia evils Weare D py to record, too, the selection of @Cral Wits (;eorge Kelly, as the best Amé can play of % ear. and of Sinclair Le® “Arrowsmith as the best novel; all % more sO as the merits of his “Main Swe na Babbitt’ were not thus recognia Kelly's play was fortunate in the rdinariitv briiliar acting of it. bul workmanship and skill and general | eness it thoroughly earned the a While the biography of Sir William & Harvey Cushing has not had a +“ vorue, the W Orth of the volumes cannoh oned, and the sanie is true of sixth volume of Edward Channing's 'tory of the United States,”’ which has awarded the prize as the best book of vear in its field. Mr. Channing has Om an admirable teacher and writer for ; % a. ed , ace l ; sic : ee -) “ ¢ ; ; ~ ot . ‘Ss activities under fo Confmiissioner Millepaugh show conditios v hi officer MKS VMepe ner ed to plas ast : ex of thei ’ _ ’ erm. We ¢ wr nage! t i epreless meu ee Tay r chows jmp $ ees ke | : hamper a hv 1 fie" rsonnel. and resources. Posy expected af bank examin® mt the put would feel ™ ~ * : nance Com missit® ti . ae wi ' ye? rnd rns? ‘ ' ‘ minpel eoune pa nike rT) Sr rer mrheet tee iT . MEST HED OV MISPRINT. Ohio State Journal ra r af fe yay brie fae? : 1 ank «. Het ‘New TS 1uersgon oO ies TT ae - — eee eat —————— —— a Home of Bride’s Parents, Mr. and Mrs. Eugen R. Cuendet. (Yr, gene _— - pie spring weddings is that Ra che] lee Drum- Jeffer- Kenneth Thomas da R. Cuenlet and Po gon of Mrs. . gitar. The bridal partys l wall through an aisle Of satin ribbon with flowers topping each nost while an orchestra plays the wed- ding music. The bride will wear ivory satin embellished with the rose point and duchess lace yoke and long sleeves worn by Mrs. Cuenlet at her wed- ding. The flared scallop. d skirt @aght into a buckle biossoms in front. mother’s wedding ! with orange blossoins to the ch fon-lined satin court train and efiges of tulle veil to be worn to her hair with lace bandeau and ¢ . | ore of her ia applqued at S a orange blossoms. She will carrv her mother’s ivory and gold prayer book marked with white satin rib- bon and a shower of lilies of the valley. The bridesmaids. Miss Collins, Miss Trimble Hoblitzelle Mrs. John Jay Johns and Mrs. Ma- rion Niedringhaus will wear color- Frances ful chiffon frocks of a peachblow shade flowered with blue and pur- ple over lavender chiffon made on ¢ t - . 3-% . oie with short, full skirts. lone flow- ing sleeves and surplice Lodices. They will wear large untrimmed garden hats straw and shoes and stockings to , > }, } , , ->1} fy ty : i ad . ‘ ? ~ macen. They Will Carry Snaparag- ons in peach shades and blue de!- phinium tied with peach ribl Miss Elizabeth Cuendet. as her sistd¢r’'s maid of honor. will be gowned in a long-waisted bouffant frock of peach taffeta with layers of rose tulle edging the long Her fl la yl iafRSpUur y skirt. She will wear no hot. wers are to he } al LO he Purple and snapdragors. Douglas Drummond | Rig Ges of Svracuse. W. | wil] he his nr thar ~*~ FP ‘ + man and Hamilton }): immond « New York, John Jay Ma “>7) Jones. Harry E. Pap'r Jr... Paul Mos-r, George Love and Kidrils: s I of Summit, N. J.. xv omen. A reception with : bridal dinner Will] follow the ( en "Y bridal table in the ¢ ; low Et y 4 > later in West Qouldsboro, Me., where her aunt, Mrs. J. M. Hart, has a house. Kariv in Julv she Wi £0 to Fusthampton, Lons Island. to be « brides l at the wedding of her broth: Henry Clarkson Scott, and Miss Alichelle Bouvis daughter of Mr. and Mrs John Vernou Bouvier J of New York, July ¢ The ceremony wil] take place at the Bouvier country home. Mrs. Scott ll go East be- fore the wedding to attend the Yale-Harvard boat race Tommy Eaughlin, Lytton Scott's roommate at Yale, is stroke of the Yale crews thie year Mr { arnreon Se t? } ' bride w | motor in e Fas thetr wedding tr Dp at ‘A the r hor t Ne th . "1 ‘ ding = 4 thus “ Tie ivr ’ Vel bp phet ba , . Braduate of Cornel! Univers Her fa ' s well know? r¢ Mot her ~ Miss Mari Tracy « = > ‘Te Anes yrs P ! ¢ - :! .ry , engagement t) Hope of 5760 (hamberlain avenue - = PeCGe «on s e % - : : ) if) ir Willia ns, son of Mr. and \Irs. and Miss Ethel! Hope left Monday a ae c° * et ED > moa Raymond Westfall Williams. of 210 night for Birmingham, Ala., wnere de “Fo } ~ey? "* “4 , bce be “* . a a8) PVA ry: enster ( rayves . . “s . a : ‘ Ui s As VW i zi eo the te mt } ] atts na tne “g onfeder ite r . Md . rhe news was told to Miss Cat- Veterans’ reuniol Miss Hone will ‘ ai ; id i ,7* } i ms ® Frank r. (‘runden of 4426 West- day afternoon will be the presenta- — nineter fan ret nerd - :, IMminst¢ i Dias e. Sf ere ‘ary , \NTiss Ma- TI0nN of +4 v"¢ "imental standard To a: = ee ee meee — 7 a , ‘ ‘ , be rie (arr davior, da uchte) of Mr. and Tiie yw thf } 1© q Artilierv a’ 4 &. . 7s _. 7 mi - a eee ate Ae a . os iS. kKedgear baitC Kida! d iay ior Oo! (> ¢ Cc ¢ k ’ re est Touis (“harmbe & ae . os . , ‘ Ae x j > 4604 Mar’ land avenwvue, aSSIStanit oF? (*aAmmarce Invitations have : - a. — o , ’ . © as : . é ‘ 4 Se CTS ary, ana NIiss Ni i id Nt ij ler lijls? ; 1 ‘elvVved fron) the Com - o + Lo le ; hh? y , ‘ " ; 2 4 - . +? bad streett, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.'manding officer, Col. W. F. Sieg- : ‘larkba ei 7 2 " ia ' ? 1} , re } } S J. Clarke Streett of 4218 Lindell mund, by friends of the men and : sele . | e . o¢ . . ‘ + so : } boulevard, assistant treusyrer. The horse show guests to remain for ths + >, Beall ~ = ; 43 : : : . , > Provisional {ommittee of Ive presentation. It will be the first gs ' » 7 . » ¢ — +4 - - . i - o members and the Entrance Com- time in historv that the Chamber a. ittoe ¢ : c :, ‘ a } a mitt Of SIX Ine€é ers were 4180 of Commerce has presented a flag * Coser . | sele 2 . = . Cl =" to a unit of the regular arm }*« rts wer, heard from the —_ ’ ‘ ‘Irs. 17. P. Nelson ot Atlanta (ié > anf ‘? Thi a 31! ia ma . . \1 H S is the @ St OF ner sis.er ITS O! I ) nm Nashvi last week scanatandi . sas . Wil (5 Hag: oO! ret \Ic- P} ? \] ~ | 4? } f 7 i ie I Webster (4roves announce (ne } NI ‘Ss Wil Az (54 isw ort ‘ q) Po | : . : f their daughter. Miss Robert Ar- A , . 4 Deborah Catlin. and Mir. and Mrs. Frank Overton houle* a fT 1 , de “"¢e . home. Mr. an Nims. of 56 Portiand Wood's Hole at present supervising work being done on house and grouadés. ? ‘ ~ pDiace «i e isi ai . ‘ Wichita, _— ornyec thel: corps, Hugh summer Thev will be of How. About Last Year’s Mattress? Is it as soft, smooth and restful as the day you bought it? If it’s a SanOtuf it is—and will be five years from now—and goodness knows how many years longer. SanOtuf can’t spread, flat- ten out, grow hard or lumpy—because of three patented features found in no other mattress. ll good furniture have SanOtuf—a eood mattress. Stores that s better mattress at the price of any 2 — S * * al + 9 ; . an 4 > se@ “sto ™ 126 perforations to admit air I ead of tufts outside— ' . j nerves bam ee h ’ —the SanOrut breathes cavy ranes inside. The mat * S| - _— on e e > rsni ™ keeps sanitary, tresh & fluth. tress filling can neve ift. Eighteen reinforcing strips. The SanOrut can never o stretcn-—wea®©s longer. SenOrn! Martress Co. 1624 Morgans St., a: erceereecceoss "gueneeeece ‘ ,¢ ‘ cf ai€g mM ‘* ‘ f rt e . i + VA Cada >. 751% Ou dele the wanted t , Li} Walited ft Sizes 14 to 47 . cy” 7. 4 wri 4 iTG } ficers for the next vear will be|of the National Committee for the | erected and a petition to enlarge! Prevention of Blindness, accepted Reward for Lifetime of Effort. | tiie comimittee voted upon. tthe Leslie Dana medal for Miss Dr. Lewis declared the medal AS eg ; —_ Wus awarded not for one snecifi Miss Mary Lo iise \W\ ood of Web- Louisa Lee Sehuy!: . at a ' a ft. r ral ‘a 4 . if | Stey (srave ~ has 1SSthe ct { ras ene | cA! ’ b A lor a lifetime olf effort to i 4 ata iu d » 1] ISS1IOT) r Uril ir | T} Trié¢ Toor it} ’ )? the Amer q* sa ¥ Schofield of the Forest Park | arjco 1 i ‘!tional Committee for the Prever 1 the fo the Americat = ) a SS riarnan Bemis. h .° returned P ont [ nel? ears -~ . Rt j ( ryan It) 1k; 4 eile found: 7 Hote & and he r° uncie and aunt. Alr. ¢ : : .° 4 ; ' >. ii -~ OY i im pene . - ‘ i i on rom Nv rorK, Where they vis- ' :, ‘oe ‘ the N rk S (“haritie As and Mrs. Tom Murphy of 454% P s , ; Hierilorious seeryice tive cure > pviat ie nariiies AS- ; a -?° 4 } d Mr. and Mrs. Bemis SOn-In- f‘the blind rin their social j SO ii Pow ears later be Lindell boulevard. will spend thie “ va i ; : , ° ‘ ‘ Oo Lia piiil oO 1n i i s Sor baa Itii- Na , F ‘lke nts . ’ where Tnev have Use d a bungalow i] . ‘ n . , nie adil a> «t > louis 47). sll ers of tne ‘NOM Yo} kK ~ ate (‘om- f y i Se > } } le ee oY ‘ ak i4en ‘ > ¢h . . for the summer ; a Wi) i ,? nd hie S lmiuiner a he ir Dana. ) es] bel of he ‘ jarter TY } | é*¢ for ne Prevention of BPlind- ‘ - ” cottage in Charlevoix, Mich. Oak Stove & Range C and for- | Ness. sey 3 mer chairmap of the Missou Miss Schuyler is founder of @h: Louis (*“ountry Clut vesterdayv. The Miss Dorothy Martin of Polo url . . ] : Besa fim Rpaicrisge. ee : drive will be the guest of honor at ASSOCiation for the Blind. training school for nurses at Belle- rey iff rere gre icu A lire Sore , , i © \e@ gu . , i LO! a . - - : - as fs : - ore SS Miss Alice lies a bridge luncheo? to be given by | Her Name Known to Many. vue Hospital, New York City. She daughter of Mrs. Henry Clarkson bs chap oe mena: 2 at mer tt f interest.” ; os} et) ‘ : " , . “ne | 7. ey f Of inte S Ir Is second ice nresident the Na. NIj ~ ler oa f\ = dl i ; Ati a Yt! i if 0. ys ‘ ake oe oe ee eae Miss Marie Adkins Walsh, of 4695 | mCOLi 0 >] Wes moreland Place, Le S said r} Cert ’ +} | tiny a itt Caw ¢1 , . 1 : McPherson avenue, Saturday, at the ng Pe - “ -' Me ON Al ommittee for the Pre )- president: Miss Margaret ¢ aradine, a a . . Pn ee A medal! 7. r OF L here [ we lition of Blind: sand a erm) f ee eee ' : .m '|Coronado Hotel. Covers will be ee. owe © PIMGNCSS And & memper Oi QVaUpnte Fr O} ‘Ir. and Mrs. James bs ' - te Miss = I \ le r bef )r egy? yh dae th ror i* t ” » sa & : ; . a : oe laid for 12 guests Miss Martin . OMIng TO nat organization's Executive Con Caradine of 30 Portland place, vice i te ; eae gaa ‘ will become the bride of Elmer INCOR PORATED = St Lous Largect Womens /Sbecialty Shop ’ ‘turn Phone it G nging in the closet, inviting moths? Where’s Your Fur Coat? Let us to its natural clime for the Summer. Arfield 2775 for a messenger to call. A Two-for-One Event Thursday in the Bargain Section bes ee sikeatisthe s8oaSerees . 1 | ¢==INCLUDING== ee + 33 +s > siiiit r + erate oo7e* -0+e erer? All were made to sell for higher prices, secured in a very Included are one and two piece styles — eoere oeeee oe eee? -— 2” «oeer* iT oy eed eeee- o 4 et ’ : q ' ‘ - eeeereeerersee 5 i PPT TTT TT a lied Hats iOMAS W. GARLAND, Inc. Thursday—One Day Sale 50 New Hats ig SPECIAL under-pricing of late Spring and Summer styles, worth double. the sale pricé. The new shades in wanted tabrics, small, medium or large head sizes. Fourth Fleor Sixth Street Thru to Broadway—Between Locust and St. Charles seereee rr ' oy 7 gee SSSceeseeeanaee . s eee SHSEHHSSCOSSSSSSSE SSE SSESSeEEREeSEES ee EeEeet See eee eeeeee seve eeeseseereeeee Secececcescecesoesseseseeeete® or eeteeeeeee TTT yyyTiiit | oe sarees TT) *e* -eeeeeeeee eer ee ee reree ee eeeeee8 easeeugeseeacaceaaasaeces — -’ . eS eo aN ; %

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eine OR) POST OI: U ae i WEDNESDAY EVENING MAY: 1% 1986 0 — ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH bl 7 Plane Forced Down for Gas. antes or ee | Callouses és ; | ECONOMY SHOP PAYS PROFITS WET INTRODUCES His gasoline becoming exhausted | cm wea jak nye OS ee ee : 4 EN 7 Yy 0 Uj n | , , a -S | | istore Ren by Woeen Voters’ yesterday, C. O. De. | 10 Blide “ Ph : wie y. her bit | Quick, safe, sure relief from ii ‘ Cameron of “ye eenl 4 League Returns 230 Per Cent. troit. Mich.. made a & Tuxedo or Full Oress ; | painful callouses on the feeg, Ai = : tr who was returning tO} man farm ®e was accompanied | At all drug and shoe stoves : vrs he kLeonomys ”s op, 2160 Prank- RY BI | IN HOILSE Detroit from a business trip to St.| by Henry Schneider of De troit. The j Suit From DrScholf: é sing eats : te en a ms t l.oulis, was forced to land his air-|] two men replenished tank | ROTHGIESSER BROS 7 ee a e St. Louis League of Women plane in a wheat field on the Mas-land hopped ff for the journey} 3 ter has returned v8 er cent ino Ae — — of ee were rade. if a " , @ . in 4 years. About 2 years ago the Packard Serv- 20-23 Wyatt Building. . ' ice Department doubted my experience and re- The WASHINGTON, May 19.—The - od c — u re. =| ey pm Wee ey : ork, : . ; P ‘ bs = moved the head of my motor and admitted that Senate Judiciary Committee. com. | ? : - . . 3 si had not been previously removed. There was t} [ posed large!y of dry Senators, went @ ‘ | practically no carbon to remove. The (almost ensda ona : A great store-wide sale emphasizing the Weil Cash-Buying and Cash-Selling Policies in a very a : f. + # > ' ; far from e views and desires of y . ~ ’ attiac he , : : 7 ' 4 : 1 ‘ : . . : oll ee net affect the Success Troneury officials when i ames. fareete! . ay i A Sale sa proves inal Style and Quality Leadership IS more pronounced touched since. Have had no motor repairs ed the Goff bill; so as to turn is- than ever in the Ureatel ell Store! In fact, a Sale offering the largest selection of Styles, whatever. I get more mileage as well as the | suing of alcohol patterns and suit fabrics in our history—A Sale with a guaranteed saving of MANY dollars! best of service by the use of your wonderful 3 product.” Edward Closs, .Real Estate, St. Louis, Mo. ES ERR OE POR LOT NO. I ver 1200 Men's and Young Men’s Spring and Summer ‘ , ' \ivania, chairnian of the US NO-MO-NOX is: NO-MO-NOX does: House Removes ail carben I’re- : JUCICIar! “ommittee, has intro- An absolutely safe liquid— vents carbon deposits, si ° non-inflammable — n o ‘n- sents fouled = piugs. re. i lil to correct this. It poisonous—non-injurious to vents poison exhaust fumes a em: : metal or skin. Tested for Stops motor knocks. In wy ‘ a (ne CaDpl ol today safety and results for over 5 creases power, Prevents «i! RE ww fs linnain ( as years in both laboratories purmping. Increases gas 7 * AobuikO.l) UO, ANCPeWS, and hundreds of cars. mnileage. dry chie that he was behind 16-0z. can 85c Treats 40 gals. of gasoline One can proves results. Ask your dealer BiG ba 356 Guaranteed satisfaction or money back BOTTLE Permits over to > = is Me. eS WP k AC | wae: LZ i *h a ilf aX AT ALL GROCERS Sb bbb 1 b4 Distributors sake : SIZES NEWEST 4 ss elimina thi bp sion in ; ae ‘ » (Saneedseeet “eeeepey GOs section 3. citing the Prohibiien 32 to 42 R The POST-DISPATCH Regularly prints MORE WANT Amos-James Grocery Co. ; oOMinissioner the authority t i ADs than ALL the other St. Louis newspapers COMBINED. Scudders-Gale Groc. Co. of , Prier-Sturges, ine. 3 * wa 4 . ; t : . Pa Ps > rr ‘ " ‘ . 7 l t¢ ? , 5 te ‘ a ; ‘ ‘ ¢ il UCH rimits ¢ then ‘ . } e. ‘ : ‘ Ai ct uit ; ‘ i:¢ } | A rs : ‘ il - tii i es «cit lie ie ] ‘* | r,s? ’ °} ' } ‘ ‘ > " , , 4 iV SF: i ae ii ; J! ine re : 7 ts ty ; ? ore ; , . ‘ 7} > ‘ ; »« ‘ tad i Lae | Liisa] ‘ ‘ f) ‘i ; ’ ™ - Z - * [ “a a ? ’ 1} , ; ‘ , 4 ‘ } ‘ tn > haa eae i tj , >) ea act ;” : = rlearoer ~ ] ) ry)? % | i . . , ‘ . i , Ae ; . ™ Ye 7 : . ‘ f rranizat , ' e> \ , » JS j ry) ¢ ’ ‘ . . 4 . ‘ ‘ sci i ar ‘ — . 7. ad ‘ ’ cr Lo ¢ ; ‘ - ~ . . - ct . ei} » "et it) °? fp) H e Tf ~? , : ’ , y i ' | . > * é 7 . - , | Z o i¢rd {le-? ‘ t ’ ‘ a + , 5 4 4 ‘ . . . ‘ od , i At i j The . : ff COUT * 4 \ : io be “"¢ ‘ rai 4 ;. ’ F ’ - . , ri . : ; 4 , * ’ Ld . ‘ i ii i i} ‘ ‘ ; a ’ : 3 ‘ ‘ ii} ° i ‘ ; ae ee : ' ’ 1 a> ‘ . 7 s* * ‘ i 4 i ; , 's> , z ° : > ‘ ' ‘ , j j " afi Tie rf. 4 ; Ww = ~4 , > > . 4 ’ y . bil, «ij j sme lay? ’ aan " . . » - j ‘ i i i at ilie*} ‘ 5 -* i ; ° 4 7 i . 4 i) [ ; . 3 | , ae . —_ j ijlt] | ‘} "4 1 ' ‘ Os 4 ' Vi : ‘ . _ 7 . ; ’ : ’ 4 > + i } | , ’ . ; y\ if ? 4 * ’ - . ‘fF : ’ J i i Lbi« »') a?riv a > Tee ‘ f ra i a 4 ' a ela i i . - j : ” — tT} . : ; : ‘ sara ce ‘ - 3 . Pi. ‘a £ ee . . =2- ‘ : . . ‘a _ ; WA. ; = é -* ‘ . .* ‘ . . ‘ 24 & ’ { ; a t 1? te . , ¢ } . a ; ; a 7 4 lid qdit ‘ > ; ‘ ; ¢ = ‘ . “ ‘ . i - * ' ‘ } 4 " Ji ‘. ° . ‘ 7 © ‘ cAlit @ } 2 ‘ j pora . Peer? ‘ ; “ ~ 2 . i i ‘ 77. / ; : ’ % ° ' ‘ 7 é ' * ° ' ceed gxaxie the per tua « il ij ad Ppe 3 Sila i we Ggetel ined Senator mit =: a i ’ pi mt the Goff bill suc é t ; « ‘ _ la ne urY¥Ys consider it rr +} Ba ral »] il ey Wil Support this fi)? } ’ > ' ’ ()\ rr ‘ 4 i> vorings re | er 1200 AL- Woo! Suits at Slo. Skillfull tullored SLITS, too '—for the business Fag it ar ) sas AT Pa : oe os tuation in ‘ona: = Chie pro sional man, and The mechame! and SultS lor the vrraduate. too! Blue Sults ! i os mea yr ~ . ' — S i ’ 8. " ° 4 ’ q . . . who introduced the: 7 ray Suits? Brown Suits! ALL kinds of Suits! Cut in the newest single and double Previous to 1926 the biggest month Ged Teeprescaiative Grenass cafe meres, Teen can a culegiates! Conservatives! English egem! ie mera My eu Os Sits that sell elsewhere at $22.00 and $20: In ‘ ‘ . «* AN s - A A vr’ ‘ m * ‘ in General Motors history was April gi Ge olhed e pela tess penile ee ss ~newwatititee 1923, when the public purchased | m tion of the cums ne c re LOT NO. 2—Nearly 2400 Men’s and Young Men’s Spring and Summer 105,778 General Motors cars. ermit. shall nat be limited to the | H AND “” = | ees -TAILORED SUITS March 1926 broke tltis record — J Commissioner. but the court shall ad | 106,051 cars. eat ee ne ene rere ‘ Now comes the April total — J che Granam bit which, ater tin, PURE : 136,643 —a new high mark. M venem iio maaloner discretion. oI | sanmaus ome Chevrolet, Pontiac, Oldsmobile, | Oakland, Buick, Cadillac—all cea eas | “Bill” is a repairman, and he’s as : TWO TRAINMEN HURT IN ) , : GP] He tunes up or overtauls your 1 showed impressive gains. They MO-PAC FREIGHT WRECK ” - re quired, and he does a good job. occupy distinctiv heen Gok Glee or ug itp aa You gladly do without your car PY fields; they rorsiag zi fra on otha a ~~) : that “Bill” has it because it come produced and marketed by different fection eres’ on the aMiseore: | Qe Dor Na ANAS. . ring, eager and lively. Pacific Railroad had ity remo ; S ne : . . . a reil near a siding switch at V l- ~ ‘s 3 Ast | eg . »" A 1 & “Bill” t be paid. Deir organizations, butthese four General lev Park to replace it yesterday @ Wie performance, appearance, comfort ennie, 27, of 5619 Maple avenue. @ MANY WITH TWO PAIRS PANTS !—Don't forget that! Hand Tailored, too! With a_ st! age interested in giving you real se d safety bi ae iea Gat aw ai dune came distinetiveness that men of all ages will apprecizte' Fashioned in the newest Spring and | tell you that the best way to get an Sa ety, com ined to give maxi- n ae had his ] _ mashed Summer nmiodets of kine \\ | eyIots. i meres ! Tweeds ' lL nfinished Wor va of service from your Car 1S to lage WaS estimeted at 34°59 4 , . - ’ ms - . . 4 ; ’ i; ‘ 4 é ; } . . ° Missouri Pacific train Were A. i Gs , Saxonies 7 Muishied Worsteds! Suits tha ere designed and made in some Px Th P. larine film will protect all mum 7 } ryt GO? Tie tTinest ta] "y ft } lis] t t rig eat xd 1] eu e 0 > 7 a ue In toured over the Frisco ail@way . Gee PIMeSt Talioring establisiiments 0! Ame? Cae. OUTS that sell evervw ere at Rete Y e Railway | ~ eo $5 f Cal unt'l the line was cleared, abou & #40 and $450 !—But stripped of their Taney labels and expensive **Charee’”’ ee, surfaces 0 your 4 ‘ _ ery, o'clock last night and ** Budget the price is only $26 at Weil's! Yes! Sizes to .. There is a grade of Polarine mac NEW RIFLE RANGE RECORD Cee pane ae : fect lubrication in yourcar. W ee eee ’ uma ~=—iéthe: crankcase with that gras eg Youths’ 2-Pant Suits | J} __ iter thoroughly cleansing your oe ‘are. Viawels 3. Shannon Watece cuapet wee ? | A a * Polarine Fl Oil, your aie” ) ee ee ot 2 ot ae $ yb em en i fol : € be minimized. oe hat marine officers believe is a ) and business. lad pce: Suit has two pair: hee zg Polarine acts as a cushion, res M © | ©) R S comes Sy nd sess stem Street TY ere body. Tt never be } 350 to lead the field of Wi .* ubrica body. ra sted we oli ee > will enable you to get a maxim CHEVROLET - PONTIAC ,- OLDSMOBILE ek Mariah Cotge. tbe ea | Match Up Your Suit With a Pair of Extra Pants! | | 5 : fron your ee J OAKLAND +» BUICK +» CADILLAC — hi ie th 5 me | Va : E of your engine. Use more Polar GMC TRUCKS - YELLOW CABS cours : in dro Ps i : regul nts : apa nok BOYS’ } S: see less of “‘Bill”’. J BUSES AND TRUCKS ing : 1 oie eae s*S &S SEALS OSTONS aGamegT O55 OF FOomte ** haskt \ \\. \ Tn %\ ¥ djing : cy ¥ 2 ‘ « ; .™ 22 ~ = + By o ee = . - & - ‘ oh : . = oo 2h. ae Me ie -. 2S = . oe : * 2 ; 7 - : - ‘ee = ; v en Ey: — = % a es - ee 3 et i » 32 y3 & > a = P f rc 3 ; ee. a fa bt : at Bt Sh y ig T ay Sn e 3 Th 2 “5 ar ~ § By rae ty te ~ as oF ie Ge 4 - 4 -) , pee aut *e &. - > % ee * : a é é . a ay) 7, 7 a es i a ae F £ wit . R* >: ‘ = 3 2 + eva f z & 5 8a sy 4 : . * , a %. 7 x ° ‘ a > > * bt 4 ee 7 & ee he a > ei 7 we - tk B a ta a £2 5 nA ‘ = ‘. ¢ ! “ $s oP Bag - 24 sd Bee i. cae cre if ¥ fe as 2 ‘ °% | tee oF € ie ef > € 7 , ws ee an4 Ea Sa He Ae ee 2 a a >? Be 4 > M ; ast ‘> ad Ph => & ,.s & f S : ’ 7 ye ay » = \ i t ze 4 3 -> H oie ; ae ¥ : a as 7 i Bi +B! = i. . er - -- — P hee + Oped a, ee MANY WITH 2 PAIRS PANTS Oi! i¢ Oe a tes od x re ae cg wis ‘ges m ; ~— PY Tape»: ene ata ae sapenllacn ay a ’ te Me on ty ss aide oe ETL hal ar 2 eeu ey SF 7 Oe AED? OM = 2 (a tee oes nn an pan sa Bi . ar Sn Up Oe , WD, ened Coa 4 “. ; c eee ' ii : Peden xh 4 - a Sikh, tak * inth and ma ae iiras in beth mid- > . Es dy and buttea-on e (Indiana) _ aty lee Many dif- it" 5] , > 7

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. ‘i net | : p | Callouses f | Quick, safe, sure relief from * | painful callouses on the feet, . | Atall drug and shoe stores DrScholls Zino-pads Ing Policies in a very is more pronounced St selection -of Styles, ng of MANY dollars! ing and Summer UITS VY Sale » too'—for the business late. too! Blue Suits! single and double W orsteds, Cassi- Qand $25! In Fleer — second NEWEST STYLES! ring and Summer SUITS} | MANY WITH ak With a newest Spring a} i} Unfinished Wor md made in some evervwhere at ve “Charce ’ mS) Sizes to ’ too. —*rcond Bloor t Fleer nts! p's BOYS’ WASH SUITS (hambrays, ae 2 PAIRS PANTS 49c Pee cloth and ma py | MARKETS-SPORTS = a = Nene eee, aes PART THREE. ——— aia ST. LOU A te ee +, MAY 19, 1926. WANT REAL “"ESTATE eee ee A a - —_ ——— . —— - ps Man to Death With Scissors. at associated Press. » BLUEFIELD, W. VA. May suey Sariston § stabbed Leftwich to death with a pair of 19 | scissors at Coaldale. Mereer Coun- Ha % | ty, yesterday. Arrested# she piead- Toss | eg self-defense. SENTENGE HALTED - » = + sh. . - ea ~ ~~ AWA “ 5, mA AS . . WAS 24 \ ’ - A <i | wdiees | asthe ’ PSs a 7t, —— Ji, Fh A4?’°* ~y4r4-“* ? _ 2 “ , ~—_ - ro * i

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Sure Relie fora as forest > Mey out of 1 PAGE 24__ ———-——. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH "DESERT STATES’ HOLD VAST aah of toe tl grea of then AREAS OF TIMBER LAND os as timbered 268.000,.000 Board Feet Taken 36,500,000 acres, estimated vg con- ____ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAY 19. 1926 states is moe r, chieflv vellow ‘pin area CQO! Prem New Mexico and Ari- tain 37,000,000,000 feet of saw tim- soma Last Year ber and 63.000. 000.009 cords : = — . i wnad AL.BU QT PRRERNSS * N.M.. May 198. | wood. Mention of New Mexico and Ari- An unbroken stretch of «tates would get a pine exte — from the country west average person, of the Elephant Butte dam i1 fancv is that Mexico to the rim of the the “Treat! Canvon and across into the Kaibab nkled with | National eatin Last vear 268,000,000 boar: © logging divi- of want Yr Was taken from the ted States owt stry «tates . , o si ’ skirts was not tne sessiom as recards Miss Larkin | “The — of at's personal— BARS SHORT SKIRTS eS a ° the ol UNE COUNTY Hl = Teachers W ho We Regardless of fashiio. eo rs “S.4 Courtesy oo A Always Prevails” FURNITU REE! Satna Sra Out-of- Town Customers 1105-7-9 OLIVE STREET uM a— - SpecraL Home Ourrirs _ordJune Brides and Grooms! Sasy Terms! attention. J ust as Pictured Above! QUALITY The Dominant Feature! ! ——e a THREE COMPLETE ROOMS OF HIGH-GRADE FURNITURE—INSTEAD OF $850—OUR PRICE IS - a " f ¥ ‘ eran at ‘ —, . — ARES sont Bet a pT pe, i i TS aoe \ ORAL, neat _ we 2 Pers ae ” orf = whe My a aR pee a ~~ © ne ee edhe . 1 SP ee 124 Dehn P Ae. ie a a x olics mall 7 be a gn > ; - 4 aye n= Roce NW ne, toed A a Ml ye th ph a BN m | esa pate er Cn aia ES ae 6 add ee tat ts e Pie Pt ah, ORS te yt “ Z ck: tio . 3 i eee : ‘ , tele pee, >. hake oman eanititeen omacdalehs-aeee ; i. agres ? heat Mabe ‘ 0 : ; ’ s ; , : a — - tt: ie a Ai: amb iaas : , ; wre Pe .- : BO aa spiseate r : * . PS eo bt ne ; teed pee v ° aie es so teen rn, ince ose ed co AiR AR healt Ae ter ¢ ~~ sn -* AR SOI eae pS MEAS bp nae ny Mile V ofomr. F mbodies a& super- wor “pring cuhatrartion- peirt armechaic and = wing lamp amit «hade. mahogany - fintehe dt em table and a pair of atiractive hook Nloek«. Dining Room “2 dining-room onic river will he a conmetant wwerre of pleasure te you. Compriess «a 12 meh Raf fet. very large ching cionet heaving drawer for linens at the hettom, 4 fan evtension tahle, five uphotatered high-hact rhater~ ane one hoet'« chair SH eurfacee af gennine ‘five-ply walnut. riett, finiched in the rery newest effect aml prone aming air of refinement. reed “ath tmMenmal Welch & Co.381105-7-9 Olive St. Only by Considering QUALITY Carefully Can You _ Fully Appreciate the Extreme Lowness of Our Price! This incothparable home outfit value is the result of shrewd merchandising, permitting us to offer you the greatest combination of quality and value on record! By purchasing in tremendous quantities we obtained very special discounts which we are passing along to our customers. Convenient Terms of $5 a Week! CHOICE OF KITCHEN OUTFIT & ANY OTHER TWO ROOMS Living Room All Rooms The Bedroom Luxurious three. vHewce over- . re " - ie en , (Except Kitchen) A truly adorable bedroom cushion living outfit comprising an alttract- sovetommatay upholstered in a C: B ine, bow-end bed, dresser, grade of Jacquard an e crown-top chifforobe, vanity diresser, vanitv bench and comprising a large daven- Purchased rocker—all surfaces of gen- ume five-ply walnut, fall dustproof boxed—in drawer figesisle chair We also . = , cine 2” chanming brides Separately construction with contrast ing imlaid panels and gold line tracing. A bedroom out- fit that leaves nothing to be desired. Kitchen Your kitchen can be made the brightest spot in your home if it contains this complete convenient cmerit hull White porcelain trimmed cab- met gas range. Charming breakfast s . - . COLDWELL’S LO-CUT LAWN mOWER Ribbed Garden Hose (Quality Guaranteed ‘Their Te ri iE nds lriday. AUTO SPOTLIGHT § i oncealed spring wire: guaran- Sate ial $1.29 For the Home s cement anyone can reeset loom bh ae hoi ors, wailea and fire; ° paces it ia a necessity about the home (partment ee uffice i ™ | BRUSHES las same a uses "Ge niin * $2. 39. 4 jh Sewedt | ey S5—51) ibe. $1.50 | BALANCE IN 15 MONTHS —— 89c price stows Paree! post wt., Dog Collars and Harnesses, | Cembe. Brushes, * “Champion Des * | Puppy Foods. * Ie Made in OuF The ° ‘HOME’ Own Factors: a 4eLF-FrEEDING, RE Witheut «rushing th the fastest and woe factory cherry eee. 3 Spevtal price, cach . pe larity’ —or must you purge ‘tphysic’’ every day or two to avoid sick headache, dizziness, bil- igusness, colds, OF sour, gassy stom- 2s *. Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin helps to establish natural, regular bowel! movement even for those chronicaily | rm. promoting natural bowel od, ever fo pt ip +; To Convince You That. “RADIUM” SAFETY >" Have Ever Used / wrapped and ¢t ' k . : + haliek. 75¢ | Sune 5 blades... OC FILL OUT THIS COUPON A One Radium Blade NOTICE, DEALERS! samples and prices on request, $2.98 SHAVING BRU & & ne iit. s : WF . “7 BARBERS’ SH 4 oa —no bother. The heat is If you stop, or are calle needn’t even turn off automatically and is alw ature when you return. frame has best music# 95 Point t Pen SOLID qe PO 4. if Union Electric has house Automatic. For a me er ae — a ) ame. aes oe ee oe $ 25,000 WORD € AF acted as ¥ No matter what kind of —old electric iron —- no. you can trade it inona small balance in easy ee ee 6 A et ae — a ~~ and Office in. high. + pounce. ——_—— Ww 2.) e2 > ES : = N - & weibemtus> fame ath o# Ee nan ws tone CHERRY ‘STONERS

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in tubes with Pile Pi ete lh Des gms } | > 1.00 1.00 OKEN'S $1.00 $1.00 $1.00 $1.00 $1.00 $1.00 $1.00 '$1.00 $1.00 i | shaves than other blades. wrapped and treated to prevent rusting, : Park age Name eee $1.00 KING PS iS YOUR TIERY enameled y price. 89c Export Model for Gillette 5 American ace securely F astened to Holder Which Ciamps Around Radiator. an $1.50, $1 60c F the home | igs Aim recommend 25c ibe. $4. 50 | i : Pc —_— 1-32-in. of best wire: | Special $ 1.29 aid fire- | Size 4, iu. “high. Specia i; Price TI’ arce?! Thos’ Wi.. | Dog Collare and ‘om bs, i Puppy Foode. The “HOME” sei r neg DFNG, it! ° ie the cant ool al hei oan * facto ry cherry ‘stoner ee be 'FREE—One Blade To Convinoe You That “RADIUM” SAFETY | RAZOR BLADES ‘Are Better Than Any You Have Ever Used "THE BETTER BLAD ROTH Ime. NEWARK. Made of the finest Swedish Spring Steel. and better blade ‘;Uuaranteed to give more swe 2 Package 10 blades 15e | FILL OUT THIS COUPON AND IRESENT AT CUTLERY DEPT. One Radium Blade os: —-- i 5 blades... 38c “RR” AND RECEIVE ABSOLUTELY FREB ; AGUAN REBELS REMOVE Collec tor-General, Files | (ol. ee With the State Depart- ment at Washington. d Press yANAGAU A. Nicaragua, May 19. Lol clifford P. Han United es Collector- -General or Cas. | a nN Nicaraéu: a, protested Department at Wash- he Associates p Y has , the State _in violation of the States Collector of Bluefields, W. J. | his deputy, meguer $5.00 Value. | Boston n Pencil Pointer For the Home and Office ~~ 89c » Soenvs. DOG REMEDIES AND SUNDRIES “A Remedy for Byvery Ailment.” Harnesses, Muszies. Brushes,‘ “Champion” Devs and CHERRY STONERS Ix Made in Our Own Factory. 7° 37 —_ = STON? REMOVES 9 a! t: = Special Price, © Caldwell’ gs Syrup Pepsin helps Carter's Little Liver Pilis my skin street. The brides are Misses Vi tp establish natural, regular bowel! PEPSIN took on a new healthful look “ A. and Agnes Biilt ‘of 14 a ost even for those chronically | Druggists, 25 & 75c red packages. South Soulard street, the brid: grooms Louis ¢ oe 2 ird | . ag Tappel of 2839 Magnolia ave! "The ir ages are ca«a 26: 23 Gne: Za. Se shiny = —_— g | secut and so it goes on.” ) : blectric Trains Start in Sweden. t tne Aga I ’rees ) STOCKHOLM, . rif tie of ink jines a ss the Swedish I] | jhas been completed ! | ectr) t? ( ¢ has arrived ' i , of 4 | ‘ | of , st in } } : | té graph wv , $ —-old electric No matter what kind of iron it is — -no matter what condition it is in, you can trade it in on a new Westinghouse and pay the small balance in easy payments on your electric bills. Never too HoT Never too COOL. HE new Westinghouse Automatic is always just | right for perfect ironing—no scorching—-no worry | —no bother. The heat is automatically controlled. , If you stop, or are called away, or guests drop in, you : needn’t even turn off the current. The iron does that | automatically and is always at the right ironing temper- | ature when you return. Union Electric has made it easy to get a new Westing- house Automatic. For a limited time we will give you FOR YOUR OLD IRON sad iron — iron - UNION ELECTRIC LIGHT AND POWER CO. 12th and LOCUST Webster Groves: Wellston : St. Charles: and all other branches. —we will send for your old iron and deliver a new one immediately a os gas iron ———. om ~~ mmm wr eee me mel” a ee — ‘fompletion “ NEN BRIDGE ASSURES “YEAR ROUND AUTOROAD PILE last Link in San Portland, Ore., Highway | Jedicated. p¥yright. 1926 ANCISCO May 19 of the G. H. Dougl: Bridge over the kl: River, dedicated Monday the presence of the SAN FR Commercial math (;,overnors Culifornia and Oregon. is dé T hye t} ‘* most Pil ype irritant since Jlisso tri and Ari neers settled the country Carly oS Neighboring tribes ss nt delegations te their seldomi-witnessed the dance, The bridge is a connecting on the Redwood Highwa rul from San | rancisco, Cal., to Pert land, Ore., and the sole remaining link to make that highway an all ar ‘ound moto} road. It vicinus irks » Requa fer Viola and Agnes Billmeier Louis and edward Tappel Are the Principals. Two brothers married ty this m oO sSiste urndergro) ind hi - di fs. Minoisans ‘Lune bh With Coolidge. Associated Pres \\ ABHINGTON, Mas = h re. pubiil C r i Nta 2: oS ( | nois a Ni Iie Cc priests ¢ '’r f’ \ Standard Oi! Denies Wage Risc. 2 - {' — burner, stvle wickless Sore 4 . hurners. 7,.% $1 Cash—Balance Monthly with every aa FR Ke E Sanitary Refrigerator, 7-Pc. Crystal Cut Glass Water Set and Blue Bird Dinner Set. The wonderful special leaders shown here are white lined ; savers on the terns, Price, per square yard, 69c $1 Cash—$I1 Monthly ( Oe latest enamel easy to keep clean. (Greatest 1¢e- bial ke — have heavy wire remov- shelves. with al! able Why Be Gray? By feeding and nour:shing the ha roots NOURISHINE replac es the gr. in vour hair with the origina! c evenly. naturally. Thousands praise ‘ ‘ ’ a —_—— . - this splendid tonic. ‘Oi a Cre. Can't inmtwre bair. Al! shades re- stored by the one liquid. Also ban- ishes dand.»i. cleanses scaip, pro- motes hair growth. Price—8 bottle $1.25 at drug and dept. stores. (Any wholesaler will sup- y your crt a ae ene i lag HE -O2 bottle, 5 In ST. LOUIS these stores are featuring NOL KISHINE : Vi ol ff-V ilson Drug stores. Famous-Barr Cv., Walgreen Drug (o.. Enderie Drug Co. (4 stores). 7 ~~ ig¢e « 44-444 GOLDMAN BROS., 1102-04-06-08 OLIVE ST. . - : Re eh me nll tem, me -—- ~ b ~ . $ tate, . coms 23 : . z= s+ Jnl ~ye .% oe j ey , ee eer a a ee ee ote mee ~ , _ pew e cane ow ol ( te eat 2 — seinen ty ow . ee ee ee ak - eee

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ee PAGE 26.002 CST, LUIS, POST-DISPATCH "44-a7n |i WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAY 19, 1926 _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH —— 7 3 ania w = ie BRTHS, 11.379 MIL Vilkes-Barre, Pa., t Suit Secks to Bar Tombstone. NO pomnogunny and \ » By the Associated » Bar " : 18 BREWERIES UNDER | UIRY most of the big cities of the coun- . CLEVELAND, 0., May 198 isi pares of Big Beer Syndicate try. Gerald P. Murphy, specia! brothers and «isters have bro 0 Have Been Obtained. ‘agent, said the Government oper- suit here to restrain anot niles proth- | Bs ine Acsociate evens, Kariyed the trail of the Dig- er from having a tombstone ere: RI CLEVELAND, O., May 19.-——E\ gest game yet.’ ed on the grave of their pa: ence involving 18 = the biggest Forty Pennsylvanians. summoned - hole’ ‘lle while the gra jury investigates day to vote in the primary, ¥v on the stone and that he declared 7 Pri Pac Julianna Said tO En- casa ge ; ' e r c ' tion j $5 5 rincess Lijidiliie J heer evndicate operating from : back here today for questioning. | of Dances and They charged he had his name ‘ries in the East has been ob- | to-testify before the grand jury and Ferdinand Se earwe tai ti by Federal agents working permitted to return home yester- | Meniees Than _ Health Report Shox would be erected tnus when the other heirs objected because speci- }OY Galet? / _— . om fications of the family were disre- Dinner Parties. 4 oa garded. - iasioner Starkliof’. | Commissioner arkiof 'Ry the Associa Health 3 in his. repost fer the fiscal year) CHaGaee month age, fixed the} — ~- ee _ Epecial ¢ the Post-Dispaici pute} Dr. Rachel H Freer HOTEL Bate t enaerty weecing torvers| |e LS 66 sqpBUSINESS is stubborn and selfish!’ said a Congressman gf ‘ STOR a % Wn (A other day to the editor of Nation’s Business. He had just} ~ard S etesath birthday. be: the result of a business battle. The Secretary of Commer : New York ag’ It is generaliy bel ieved that ending @ (keeping alive death rate for ~ > # LL ouIs at 3 | WwW orld Ww ar » 1000 of population on increase | which repre he previous year. There} Nebraska's were 1! 279 deaths last year, com- | $9,000,000 mg 3 over ° thic will mark the beginning of so- bs 98 the vear before. | dedic ted Suaee ip enly one || (i! * : rf £5 a) TAS ag pi oe : . . > es . - . , 4 . ; ~ / C4 Meagher 7 A : - : m “ . . a a an , — Ce ER AD Oe RIIEE -OMing & ' iby of . oem . ¥ 3 wer: ey ‘ + . = . Lae a : , — ; a ee een RES re etn meno eee ; TR A Dinca os ee ’ sheen sesctinandil ; ; 5 ihe wie Se fats de a pe a2 . h: 1 aan : > nT EPtranS CMEC &. , higher than last year. There were 1 “I ' a 4 a mill . ae ‘ * ae as : : 66 6 ‘ ° ‘ | | 30 hy hse last Veal a decrease outstanding 4 / we ee eens oa 0 tastes The blade slipped! — tween visits, when a corn | investigators, and super visors. ) Bad for the Ohio River failed. Thus Cinci ei (rom 1924. There were 8801 |“Memorial : As the futu ruler o , ; e 0 ; fac 4 and one of the wealthiest young that explains hundreds of needs attention, put on a | business: bad for the consumer families suffered, boys and (96. 3 girls and 66 cases ™ x, oe j . ‘ ** : > | * an the a> oe; cde ore Lr Sa f ; STOP ane SHOP princesses in Europe. speculation cases of foot infection, Blue-jay plaster. d all because Bios 94 sy geithconsp gsi ay erat heel were ie : ah wieierte. | ee cee in hor’ tte. says Rachel H. Freer, well —_Bluesjay is the safe, gen- So this great industry, represented by Russians quit ‘drinking tea. xegroes ‘of buildings, a huddinege romance in her life. i@¢o ven though she is still so ex- known New York chiropo- tle and sure way to remove . Causes of Death. bgp tremely young. Royal children are dist. “No unskilled hand a corn at home. Even the mill men, wholesalers, manufacturers, Again. A shipment of pianos was tied Decrease in the number of | An area of deaths from communicable diseases Creek Canye ES a a ee wR GLO LT THREE STORES often pledged to one another at @h & Lucas e +6230 Easton Av. tes youthful’ age. In some should ever pare a COfn. It most obstinate corn seldom retailers architects and ull - noted. except that diphtheria jes Utah's § “The Recognized Leader” eircles Lord ecesates. the son of isa job for a chiropodist.” needs more than a second : . : b ders,worked up in a South American port because esd an eaeteni of 22 and ty- Pemene SDAY AND FRIDAY SPECIAL a ge = eens Visit your chiropodist as__ plaster. Standard for more all day and night, and the next day and the pur chasers could not pay for them, = pestis aan a ee otein” = mid | SST PURE X04 since his visits here, but be- often as you do your den- than twenty-six years . . . night.Onethirty-secondofaninchhope- A man in Omaha invented Eskimo Pie Snincrease of 379 deaths, oF a ed gm cause that would mean a direct tist, if you wouldkeep your May be had at all drug | ee oe area. Prince feet in prime trim. But be- stores. lessly divided them. The Secretary of | with a chocolate coating. It swept theff Ssicas! increase since 1220. when State Capit Sigvard of Sweden has been men- a steady increase since 1920, when | State Capit the rate was 1.55. Apoplexy in- pene haa the le Husband for Princess Jul! Commerce made a personal plea. More country, necessitating more cacao fromm creasi »y 118 deaths and nephritis | erected in anna . . ° ° ° by 16. These three ailments com- ‘tion's war de ST. LOINIS GANGSTERS SOUGHT — ay discussion. Finally a compromise; a Ecuador.The tradebalancewas restored, § ave n rate of 422, repre-| Campa IN ILLINOIS PAROLE INQUIRY standard and an extra-standard board credit re-established in New York. The __ Tuberculosis has wendliy Sexes inte. 6 ienaente Subpenac THE SAFE AND GENTLE WAY TO END A CORN | . — : eee 1017, « vate of Ae eae Spence Biber ‘|| were adopted. Ecuadorians got their pianos; Our mgs 1822 vee in 1917, = rate of ot ee See eet. —— - tga : : : . ‘ow only $38, a rate of 1:02 per 1008. | 10 Lbs. May 19— st W AS this incident which aroused the facturersgot theirmoney; pianoworkerg Se a iuseas Sedma Sa son WORK (IF CE AIC AGO, May 19.—The testi- mony of & Oulis ani “ast Ss ; ; , and Koch Hospital have combined 19-1. Limit peas angsters a eee : Congressman’s ire. re pr perm re something of the workings of the aoe... (amie dll rte “You can see for yourself. There’s a reve rr nipieine so or - the now in special session here, it was typical case. Business 1S stubborn, sel- £ W 1C go In O a pian . Fresh churned, extra fise quality, at this special price. 3 to fight tuberculosis, along with (3-CAN LIMIT) 26c learned vesterday whe subpenas public societies. | Death rate of infants (under 1 Hil vear old) was 64.5 per 1000, with | were issued for several men. COU PON The names of the witnesses were ordered suppressed by Attorney- 10°9 deaths. a drop from a rate of | . ic f Mm if M lf General Carlstrom and State’s At- wet val | | torney Crowe, but steps were tak- | ho per 1000 the previous year. The | en last night to learn the where- All because a man in Omaha thought ve» rte inctudes 96.1 per 1900) Mrs. EH. abouts of the gangsters, whose tes fi h, d id. F ; among Negroes. , p HILLIP .¥ Milk a ate a of selling ice cream in a chocolate cover, * Lowest in Country Bec timony may throw some light on second of aninch! That iswhy Congress ot. Louis now than tha fice reported purchases of pardons | UR industrial processes, growing more intricate daily, breed mis This Coupon entitles you to one &3-lIb. Cleveland 65.8 and Chicago 74.7. The value Thirty-two persons died here of alcoholism last year, an increase of has to make hundreds of laws each fant death ‘rate. the Consumes of Magnesia year reported New York having 65, regulating business!” Community ‘Man, can of Amer- ‘ ican Maid and paroles. Allof the men sought| Instead of soda hereafter take aj tion of bicarbonate of soda, leaving : ° ° 3 four. jand the hop og ay for examination are former Illinois | little ‘* Phillips a . the a cig and free from all The editorhad attended the meetings. understandings — and oftentimes bad Touching on growth of the com- ‘stay asa ¥ — ca = convicts. in water any time for indigestion or] gases. esides, it neutralizes acid ° munity beyond the city limits. int | with coupon, | The only East St. Louis man | 80ur, acid, gassy stomach, and relief] fermentations in the bowels and Other W1SC he could not have answered legislation. No one mind today can St. mali " Caeaty, 3 Gocuninnail | — ae named in the inquiry has been Pete Will come instantly. gently urges this souring waste from h ll . Starkloff said: a 39% ee ree s itvear to) Te OMe OE ee ee ae ce ae aan the challenge encompass these far-flung inter-tele ‘Communicable diseases know 10 | Counc’ veate opel @ . sa esate S FOD- For fiftv vears genuine ‘‘ Phillips : ee . 7 99 .. boundary. From a public health | ullding. Can ce Roget oe tegen A letter’ Milk of Magnesia’’ has been pre- TRY A 25¢ BOTTLE It does seem like a small thing, he tions. H. G. Vi ells says regarding fii« M, standpoint the adjacent densely “We shall Breacieae Meld Matt te sien ond tempt on foot 10 buy his freedom | Teed, by Physicians because it] Insist upon ‘Phillips.’ Twenty. peatiad "ta thir d of an inch. Y “ AP icra part of the metropotitan | "heres 8 wholesome pure. — ° uy “ts freedom overcomes three times as much acid] fiv 1 fifty cent bottles - drug Pp Cy- b d t t of tl metropolitan | for $10,000 was laid before the jn the stomach ag a saturated pide wi gg a h aa pen panera mk pabrtesiene ipaie tres: ucation 4 ieenentty "The population bee grand jury a week ago. : ewmbonsees thatt irty secondo an : . 7. . c # accurately th —_ had Inc involves the catastrophe! ! 9? 4 made up mainly of forme r resi- ?. | : dents of the city, who seek county | tS physical “1° ems iH, Steedman, scrapping of millions of dollars’ worth O *)) 8 environment but maintain social ur national well- being depend # and business contacts with our city|of the cou and. therefore, always “re more or | adage, less of a possible source of danger been suppiant by reason of limited supervision. important inje “This is no reflection on the lo- , know thyself/ cal heatth authoritics. Facilities | has seen gre for disease contro! in a fast grow- | Well stand o ing and new community cannot be | portant of t expected to be fully developed | Most St This is evidenced by the frequent, “Perhaps calls by county residents for exam- lachievement inations of water and milk and of the develop € build; , devoted to bringing about a better ap- , do rains. Annexation would /tablishin O ul Ine _ es in twenty- -odd States; preciation of the intricate relations J een city Pes pea from ret fee all Aah Z _ heal standpoint by centralizing | social age it pose pal 3 government and business, and 3 and ‘Séiavemenind health work.” a tea Hol On, said the Congressman, better appreciation of one ind , ys Discussing a phase of city con- | problems ee Conditions in City. a neighbort ee ditions, he said: tacking then I didn’t realize problem by another. It is published a | “Present-day conditions of hous-| « har bet . ing are not conducive to the pre- , Community € HAT is the trouble. There are too Washington by the largest busing many of us who do not realizethe organization in the country, a and | a osure and far less opportunit of | . un'‘ecif MMII maintaining quarantine. A uni-|(pe Municil i amay tengo Sipeee Nae Wes! posers f complex,cannot be treated so simply. _ today is 220,356. One year ago it p In 1919 the Russians couldn’ t buy tea. 193,689. calied fashionable diatrict as well | "Orth repea be as the tenements.” - see vention of communicable diseases. ,tige could tremendousinterrelationofindustryto- founded on the belief that an : i. versity professor and a former edl- | yi ciesings of his structure. Efforts of the operation : However, there is only one in- of machinery; it involves destruction of hard-won markets, entailingendless And that means simply, the sumt confusion; it would mean a realignment of your understanding ee mine, of thousands of freight tariffs, both rail NATION’S BUSINESS is a m: azine e and water; it would require a revision on a wider understanding of b Moet ae ESO Carn a7 pig = Pes Ae ee NES > —_ A os oe Or a x < “* - Ca — a eo a, oa Pig: So elesenp- ry eaiieeitnes ccna eas ~ ¥3 - ais J tight Pie a party AN? ® bianeied +s “9 nich agin Nt OE ae - <0 ~ ‘a oe REP A WR GMA ONE, oats wr Print ove <p Ren crtine» - ; ah ‘ ra rad : Sa a " ry ie " a _ ' - : = gare Pa ¥ a — ea af OY nh . . ms ~ "a va Oy “ - PP: 4 6 “ ‘ ¥ay <. a Ph . er die aoe Re a aa GR, ANRC anti ‘ facia erated a « a8 EO, OT A . See Se fRumber of families in one bulld- , undertook know an architect whose building l early part 4 pul. It’s so casy to say, “There ought for the good of business. ‘Washing housing conditions could well be ing. It sees In apartments, where there is * cessful resul ing. there is greater danger of €x- j, en, city Bb day, who prescribe a simple legislative which is not for the public good i SST 12", have said come day we shail | Communities — = is not designed to aid health as a Washingtotl F . to be a law—.” But business, now so Thecirculation of NATION’s BuS ee Health Departament to inspect | oad institu applied to apartments In the so- worth renal Spector of tenements. Commission- | ¥'*#! feature er Starkloff lamented the lack of | jand St. Low [m ‘und« for his department, the ap- Work of ear . P'OPriation last year being what. Mrs. St Eee he called the low figure of 37/ the work of Senta per capita. As population ' oe STOWR more money should be spent < the tle mh Munk pal health work, he de- ision for hb "OOP cise oe ees eS clare, Instead of four pac ed Po plant inspectors he said he should Pes f ‘Ave 12. especially since the Fed- se eae and its suc ‘ral Government inspects only sev- ’ "Of the 56 here. His department | ndemned 11,343 pounds of meat | tage Mot of street J He hated to lose her and couldnt explain year | Bureau f The best secretary he ever had— Rétorts eliihns sete. tuuhacs ee doa wed | re Baths help, but their effect is soon possible even on the hottest days. Missioncr reported. to have the |Departm € let her go for one serious fault _lost unless Lifebuoy is used. It is this super-cleanness which 2risiature enable cities to require | FOUN: wy -—a serious problem for any Wome This whol] diff PaSteurizat ion of milk. since the ithe cign@s an or for that matter, any man. , y different soap has makes Lifebuoysuchawonderful | P As ) Mupreme Court. of Missouri haa |th® exten i . ° SAAN NANA DX ‘ a . AAANAAAAANANAAND ke; e 7 . 7 _ penetrating, antiseptic lather protec tion to health. Life- \ WAAAY OSM \ \ \N NY Qo MWY tance. out the St. Louts milk or Central : ; , other acuy ~ wind aaa er Phones. : | Officers. r 292 telephones : ion Weer installed in St. Louis. ac- [lected a raing to announcement of the fenee M. | °uthwestern Bell Telephone Co president; 4s of telep brings the total num-,vicee pre ee telephones in St. Louis to treasurer! ‘ Each of the four months retary: M RARenneee SSN Saas COW A .AN Body odor is natural, but abso- — which really gets into the pores, Ov buoy’s clean, anti- SRT ~ ons * an : NARS = MM lutely avoidable. The cause isa emulsifies and rinses away constant accumulation of fatty a//the clogging film 6 ies er == \\\\ ZEN SH \\': uss 7 waste and wn ere mma and leaves all the \F <n sok neverclings. Life TON TY y Po ANY TN WS a in pores all over the body. Local = skin sowhollyc] L | : us S NIV Clean, weatt Qd° ot A: cass q dc buoy is orange red N ib re 8 applicationsunderarmsdo not re- _ so sweet, healthy and ay li Pa SAT / NAS mS move all the cause. Lifebuoy des. alive that odor is i Sth present << : . i odor 1s 1m- ‘ ‘ present year have shown 1.0. T. ££ | | m eroP® pure palm fruit oil. Aubstantial gain in the number of Walter J Ge EE Lever Bros. Co. Cambridge, Mass < MERLE THORPE, Editor Pe Hee insta in use, 4180 having Smith, ad be €n installed since Jan. 1. ‘poard of @ itiieienaheahinetientaeathiniielinieemnneiitde " "4 1 , PUBLISHED MONTHLY AT WASHINGTON BY’ THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE OF THE UNITED A re “S hs a Pas conionenaiia PN RnR RR ome

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spy” -—— ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _— ws VEDNESDAY EVENING, MAY 19,1926 ee __ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH TE Rae PAGE =: 16830 BIRTHS: 11,379 MILLIONS FOR MEMORI — | ARAMA ‘ST. LOUIS HOME INSTRUCTION MEDICAL SOCIETY TO HOLD | ___APVERTISENENS_ THRSHEE NER TO AMERICA'S WAR DEAD on pW SRE cane te a | , | Others to Speak at St. Louis | World, He Says. a F eS As h } U. ronight. | R ‘TOL. J. Ay BOGSRAHRE, Prencent: | . OZC € OS C7 e “4 eting. open to the |general of the World Union of As-; _ us ‘ 7 Fans xs SAN 19. | ; ‘ : : : She , - t he > when t Cc oi ; } icon? “par : . : ~ Od, iOr use in con- ; : i \irs : , : i iatiiae os _ > f oe eric: / OIL Was no ere mn his report for thea fiscal veal CHI AGO, May 19. America is | nection with % pearbane ne ¢ | Indiscriminate use of the strap |° Irs, riatenpatses ] organ, Miss Adaline ALBANY. ee May £2 ml | forme! preside nt = The am ri¢ oe ; ago, fixed the en " }Ruenzi and Miss Audrey M. Hey- Medical Association; Dr. Jabez N. ending e. ment keeping alive the memory of hey | Americanism at the-Universits of | #nd hickory clubs in beating con- State-wide referendum on the pro-| directory Was compiled. : den. He was the guest of the Mis- | a Congressman the | | B- the Associated Presa " ate Jackson of Kansas City. president- y or St P 8S a a4 . . : > 2, viets confined at Flat ron rison | a : rs ; I | . death ate for St. Lou t 13.8} orld War dead with memorials | Florida. Pewee 7 ‘oal 7 here. | S@url Commission for the Blind. hibition question is assured for the] elect of the American Medical As- she — h k h hi . CSS. e had just heard gee of population, an increase | which represent millions of dollars ey: Mim. hess $500,000 | 1 ghee Sop : sap alas ac | , +6 . . ? . rn? . . ’ - . . . + . . ” ~~ Js standard In h b pared with 10,998 the year before. Page Indianapolis will h $10 eee ee ie rge hospital at > ounty grand jury following its mode! for work of this kind referendum on the question of me-! Missouri Medical Society. Mrs. Foster 1S watchtul of her + . ‘ — 9 i oe go i) ; ; ave a J. « " site - aid us , mY i = . E , ‘ , -/. ‘ P i i i Ss : , : oe Eee . Oard whe slight increase, he, said, was 900-066 wenn , | a Mane hester, dedicated to veterans. | investigation ind described in a ‘throughout the world. morializing Congress to permit the, During vesterday's scientific di . ‘ d ~ ref ] »f the ap ; A : Broup of memorial struc- | Numerous memorials are in Mas-)| Partial report made here yester- | rT soi Scealil ogram of the second day of the | GIM€s——aN@ Caferul O | t alarming, aS the average rate |yyres. ; sriaisS are In Mas- | ‘ In addition to administering the@| states to make their own defini- progres , , — O W nN roblems 99 ~ eare had been 14.36 : In Chies ee | sachusetts, among them being day. pensions for the blind, which es ; ay laid association's annual convention, Dr. pearance ot her home. . for five year ie eens cago, approximately $10.- | buildings in Atho! and Lowell. | Moggings were Administered tions Of an intoxic. ting peverake, | George Gellhorn of St. Louis dee | amount to more than $1,000,000 aj A. « : : | veal the Missouri C‘ornmission for Gov. Smith indicated that he would clared that, by proper precautions ‘ , : , ar, 1] Missour : : - pai . - on . gator Re approve the measure. ‘in the pre-natal care of mothers, | Mrs. Foster IS rich In ideals, e +} © te . j hy ’ , ry : d ‘ ‘ i t iiea 44 49. the dicts: | | is a bridge at Portsmouth,’ Without the supervision of the geath rate than whites, 21.82, ié memorials, one. of which is the ;connecting Maine and New Hamp- prison physician, Dr. J. FE. MReob- aises it for them, couldn’t ge, a Se NS — Say ee Le ies - Oe preteen” pants) mal > - ~4 -- wo ° * cee - : . 2 ‘2 “evi the Blind conducts shops rT | ving 12.8 Phe previous horseshoe stadium at Gre ark shire ) . Rae vs — 1 report state _ rhe referendum }bill was passed! pany {fer ; a : = whites ha Be it ikea wee 24:4 ae alu it sty ant f ie k. rican : One of Vermont's tributes bins, whom th report stated was cities in the State. furnishes sew- | on. this tae , ) + »P many of the effects of sovial cm but not SO tortunate finan ‘ he respe' tive re — e - Liberty Memorial a 2] ‘ -foot } iS i b )] ) phd af 2 ys . ; ‘> h; ‘ ‘} nor ; r he t} i. ; 5 1; . | - . sCERIS ature. W )1¢ h Is now PARles u wn children vw no now crow : ’ En ] Th M year t a uilding = at Brattle bore. in'on hand cach morning when th fine and handwork for the blind in], 1 : fi . a3 1] | s an ° ec anchese d 12.'. te fray stone shaft, topped with a|which bronze tablets carry the convicts went into the mine shaft, | their homes, and gives home teach-| in adjournment. Phe Legislature up to fill publie institutions, can | Clally. i | h The birth rate tor St. lsouis last bow! in which fire will burn con- i'names of 536 veterans then left to attend his private, ing to a tult blind persons. W. L. | cs See by Republicans. At) be; avoided.” A routine ‘toe es) the > - rf : r 06 f ma” | } . ic ‘ ° ° ° ee ‘ ; - j ‘> 1 at . “ —s , eae * t- - *} a : "gy = "i “ar " i. te ¢ > ’ i - e t e€ greatest slum in vear Was 20.4 pei 1000 of popula tinuously, 1s nearly completion at Delaware. one of the smallest practice leaving a Negro to at- Sturdevant and Arthur R. Baer are! th caring the (;,OVernor re every exp ctant mother was his | She d ; l. ‘ h d : tion and Commissioner Starkloff | Kansas City. states, has two of the most impres- tend those who became ill or in- , ‘ssi : f. in St I ouis | markee; suggestion. © oes not P ace Cr 10€ds : : : here had been no} BPG hil aces Se eR ee eee Rees : COMM issionerse rum oT. saw “Let me tell you that 1 thin : | . : otton dropped, and the remarked that there - : : é , “a | On the Pacific Coast. 'sive memorials, Wilmington con- | jured in his absence. vist SGtiakitid $4 hte t ae IN NO HURRY T0 GET $200,000 betore experts who Carry out ee ee a ; ‘di tributed a bridge at a cost of $1 The report stated that t] ison ; : | ‘a vi He rence in 1907 having been |, 4 Million-dollar building. in which | Yapued & bridge at's cont of $1.) The report stated shat the prison | ILLINOIS. FISHING amendment. bythe Legislature. Ot] Arkansas eis to" Rerve Out Ea-| the Wishes of wealth—-sesome C buy; holesalers along gears, the rate in 1407 having been ‘is “Patriotic Hall,” is Los Angeles’ 900,000, while the State University physician had admitted that he] : Bi: ure | Arkansas Heir to Serve Out E:n- | Ts a Se tr aoe : the State of New York was is- | . higher oe Fee , ote ea outstanding recognition f servi established a lange library. had not examined the rrovdy of | BE VIGOROUSLY ENFORCED ‘honest approval, hee : : ba “i a : y ers er may. irths last vear, a decrease ' SLANG COS of service ae, : ' , ; ae ‘$ , al, cause whe e yr the Asanciated Press ) 16,850 ba ths last y« ang New York Memorials, James Knox of West Virginia un- | . : ~~ er failed. Thus Cincinnati 9 Oeil es ee i*Me oF av.’ line it] , lajoritv party (Pe Tr SPOKANE fash... May 19.— of 65 from 1" 1. There were 8801 | Memorial Highway, lined with Many small memorials have been. til the dav after his death and that | Pwelve Deputies Assigned to East majority party (Republican) found BPOBANS, © oe r > : - —— rm ™ . ‘ . 7 . i« ; i ie : lic id t : i ¢ a 2 - red and ll pervs and 7960 girls and 66 cases ‘recs, runs from Seattle to Tacoma. erected in New York City. but def _ tificat f “death | “t. Louis District by Chief it could not muster enough votes,, Private Robert William ee | Mrs. Foster devises her own 4 . : : ‘ ‘ . e In San francisco friend ¢ ; ( i je Vt in reve Bee 3 ¢1Tj- his CeTLITICAale i) (J@AHtLT} i\ Sui- { ‘ . ng ¢ it resorted te the caucus and thus | Fourth Infantry. ET. Sg > “ieee tox av i ; > J a because th where ge¢x WaAS NV! peceal ded. The re a } l’¢ ‘ I S$ QQ] Vete- nite action on 600.000 nravi me cere AA ym re ae . i (,amec Ww arden. ‘ ‘ > ¢« ( : . ; wa . t d a act ; rovided by e aS 4G nto? , , oe ‘ a7 ays O oing things usuUa . + Cc 14,794 whites born and 27036 ‘erans have contracted for a gzroup + : , vided Ae odio Was issued on nrormacion | Vigorous enforeement of Tilinois | pu the ratification through. resumed the routine of army life y g y lly ‘d — : lof bui rs Ta ihe municipal government two) furnished him.’ It was due to the | cia tiers rin Ing Pea. .of buildings, in civie center, to cost | Saturday,| ‘There never has been any real | With no apparent Cesire immedi | making and carrying out her : mare . for a eit: : -j ‘ ae eee me : fishing laws will begin Negroes » Penth ‘$2. 000.000. years ago for a suitable tribute, isideath of Knox. whom it was al- pie _ Deputy Game Warden | ©XPression of what the people of| ately to take over the manage- Causes 0 yet to be taken. Other memorials|leged died during the course of }#¢cording to Veputy ts 7 . oe ‘own plans ° . ta . ‘ . . he Stat , e —" ment of a $209,000 oil estate at . t f . a . her F An area of séveral acreaiin City! neath de . | - aes the East St. the State think of the whole ques-| | : pmen O pianos was tied lene capil ee - at acres in City | to cost upwards of $15,000,000 also! “duckings’’ in @ laundry vat and Austin F. Lark of the Has | . , ‘ “er te tet ; ae v2 that if the Gov : clai the ney when he could lars ‘ nd ake ery % “7 - © ; { , . e Eee , = ree all nt ’ - tions war de; ee " ae ~ alos — . ee ithe “ast St. ,OUIS Acense . . 7 - ae" eon from 7:30 p. m. keg and Will Fast for Month. umns—and when it came to tra = alancewasrestored bined gave a rate of 4.22, repre- | Campanile in Louisiana. them all and the one upon which)... ome ee a will remain or : ee be setah akeaieain die pos ree wa h : : > senting 29 per cent of all deatns. A Campanile has been erected at center the thought cal PAS ilies KRTOCK prison: rs uUNnconse ous \ to 9 p. m. on Saturdays meting - . ~ 4 , Moncns, ng ex Ta rooms, t ere ° . eo eo —e : sie —s sti deg striking ey] . ads t} : fiehing season} fcenses cos ‘ine whie ; ; ar . ' 4 ° blished In New York | h Tuberculosis has steadliy become | Louisiana State | niversity to me-| ;+emember the heroism nt Amor: striking them over heads with 4 the fishing season. boi = nah ‘ 4 | dur ing which time it partook of no were the offers furniture ° c lees fatal in St. Louis It claimed ; morialize its heroes. Florida has ica’s m in ia thee an’ ot th tn rubber tube. 50 cents for residents 01 mg | nourishment or water, a gila mon-| that h d U { | d } =. ee 4 ha ety : . . = ‘ } i ij if? i iji¢- ~ ‘ oss ‘ aa { ¢ san — - ; -e ne ‘ ‘ne als eo q n con- , = » “46 t their 1anos: our manu 1923 lives in 1917. a rate of 1 £4 per | appropriated $2500 annually to add known Soldier in Washington Muc n % 4 — nrorma a . and wep non 2 sid ne amie ae ster, a member of the lizard fam- | d setuiness an the . add eS ane eee oN % ‘ was w eld. the enort stated, ro ef ieconuri laws, men a: Bes ‘ : % i F alii - . ; because the grand jurv had not |well as men must have licenses 1n | | prices that make a ten-dollar bill fill a twenty-five dollar furniture void. >. : - —— ~ . --- . - —_- . - % k Ee vate of 1.02 per 1000. | : | | i slag eg awoke yesterday and ate a raw egg! cirmoncy, planowor ers The Visiting Nurses’ Association WHRK |t COMMUN NEVADA'S LETHAL GAS ROOM completed its investigation of con- |order to fish or oem O LiSth ih] with every appearance of enjoy- : ditions at Flat Top, hut many in-|T}linois waters. Only persons UN | ment. Hiowever, it is said, he will! and Koch ‘Hospital have combined ; ee Nee Ct onigcs.. kepamt zs phe eth i ee t. Cw markets were Opened Biren turereuiosis. along with PRnreece TON CACUSIIONS “2"ceP of inhuman. cruelty were /der, 21 years Of 00) Te, eee ee ee wood and steel and all the : | sone c'ted. ; i he will not eat again for a month, | public societies. T Murderers to Die Friday Un- rea ee i ie ee ¢ —_—— , si - Death rate of infants ‘under 1 COUNCIL REVIEWEH) po a te Senin Stns es. pois from Montgomery re- | PACK OF HOUNDS REACHES then will again partake of an ees. | 7 . b gO into a piano. o _ a man 1n Omaha thought ‘now under way. Army Station On Sept. 15 it wentto sleep, sleep- . among Negroes. aes : the ing soundly, never stirring until BAKERY SPECIAL those who are will imme- ree seer ei ter cently “stated. that | reorganization “°° p apm gave ER EQX HUNT sso eee caones.to FS Lo) A SEVENTH &LUCAS AVE]#/ | You may never be invited to ; ; , . res] ~ an { Ort] the ne} res | ols . . . 1029 deaths, a drop fro gery By the Associated Press. “lof control designed to eliminat : that neatly kept and retined St. Louis now has the lowest in- ficers Chosen. : e i ians bought it last May from a ce¢ircus} 65 per 1000 the previous year. The pate corgi RENO, Nev., May 19.—The Ieth- Sent from Harrington Farm for | é, * : , Barracks The monster was the same size : , , Stanko Jukich are to be executed arrived at Jefferson Barracks ' egies ee 3 | : WS hoosi fant death rate, the Commissioner Friday has been 71yen “inul OF MISSOURI RIVER CHANNEL npg ‘ an the fox when captured in Arizona 12 years Each, 20c, 25c and oc taste she sho 5 in Cc - Ing . if a! . « Pt 44 a4 ‘ i if . ; . ° e ; 4 ae SS gZ1 ~The last nicht to participat’ 7 ’ 7 s . reported, New York having 06», ,; , ; litary ago as now Loftin says it will . . : trial processes Owlin erhauling. The inside of the lit-| ppeg sjnunt to be held on the military;a60 as now. I. say! er turnishings—and while : : : +} as - -~ oe : rw overnauilnhe r} President Is Told Im rovements , hun! f ; . ; | ns : : role y)s c ‘ Wh ] rrai ‘ i hi a j ; intricate daily, breed mis- Thirty-two persons died here Of | «munity Council during last year | washed and the two pine chairs Paetnseva. la feature of the Military and in gold and black, and its scales + Grobe. a ne 25¢ _this appreciation must not be alcoholism last year, an increase of show ¢t be held | : ecord! o Loft “like & | perso marty of ‘th ; pm ‘ r, an 0 | and the hepe that it has come to! painted a dark wrown. All the |v the Associated Press Civillan Horse Show yn he held /|look, ac . ve 7 a gee i ey size can: 3 cans..... . too nal, c r. : Nas cor | ? ai > aie erect red | ; . Saturday and Sun-/| Wwoman’s beaded bi if b é | : he ni Ags — and oftentimes bad Totching on crowth of the cCoam- stay as a Vita] part of municipal , outside Wwooadaw da! I © , : ‘ vs . > , repby } a = The P + is rePrelVv T f - activ Ws] ‘s t 5 "Cs Ss Ago. | ! k vself 1e@ past yer which , od has been devised whereby phy- | The proposal is merely to au active business about lo year ' B y “Thi -eflection on the lo- , know thyself.” The past year, w ee ) . pe ae oe ais | Drown rs. G or M cans, simp! 5 the sum total al be me gee acilities has seen great developm: nt mav sii ia ms mav examine them Wit hin thorize The ale velopmie nt, wit hout Visits Address on Papers in Pock- NI ,. Sibley was born in I ri¢é nd- Hiot or ¢ old > l- $1 10 j > S reen r rs. ¢ 1eaith ( es. acil s has seer reat y | , sits . ‘ an : ‘jatic at thie tim : — — ay . hn Thi gallon size; Ss ith—b 0 " " é 1 : * the least im-,less than hour after the gas nas,an appropriation at this time. im- . Finds Her- ship, Allegany County, N. Y. While e Sm! ut Cc Pe ngratu- er and ft) and mine for diseé cee eres | WE CARE Oe ee ee eee : | : | etbook and Victim Finds > dee eas RT ee oe | you Can st I $ 1 e eens contro! in & Tast Er fentered their cell provement of the lower Missouri | , . 32 ‘ : ; a ee } .j “The neecy thea) 7 ) seconds. but no one will! report from the army engineers, nal well-being depends ups and business contacts with our city /Ot the council. The ge-old | kill in 1 conds, .} bow " , . , Pa ; y . , , 7 tant we si at. ‘ _ cutie ‘employed by the Galena Oil W orks, ; . ne nts oars she a pte : cece sto t | Jukish ane Randolph have on#/ will be completed to Kansas City self Doubly . lundered. Srdien about 1873. he marketed a signal} Toilet Paper ) late yourself on having been ° . . . - j . . . Is}. ‘ caht 25¢ jalready been refused commutation | souri would be urgent. dog brains. Annexation : would/tablishing uniform statistical dis- ltwo hours later she discovered her ‘as convicted of killing an Ely, | oe ys : : - mnt © ‘ mns. . . ° . Conditions in City. a neighborhood basis, as to social | ats “ bisa - nie hatels nt slaw, 1 FICTION LOSING POPULARITY She missed the purse from her poard and served for several years. 8 Cakes ..ceeeeees | umn ciation of one indust S Discussing a phase of city CON-/ problems and the means of at-/° OF is eet : anak De -— 'desk at 3 p. m., she said, and de- A widow and. several children - : ing his mother. | In discussing a program of the Is * Mitions, he said: itacking them. cided to report the loss later. The gurvive. . _Many other shrewd home- scschaiiialeinaniaes . : , | m1 7 rice abrary SSOv i; } f — _— “Present-day conditions of hous- “What better examples of the BODIES HIDDEN x SAWDUST Am rican I b iry Association =o! i purse contained $1.8¢ cash sud | '1SSUINE pamphlets m4 ; Ss a “ , ' - nfl 4 ¢ . es € a a ° . * Mg are not conducive to the pre- (ton munity Council's growing pres- 1; 4 — - Sai Sen es jewelry valued at $70. besides her FOR makers tind dainty and taste . : hy} ienae : erary Cle! tific af) i Ss il= ‘ . P “°c . . . ' ~ “ , , : P¥ention of communicabie diseases, tige could he found than the suc- THOSE OF OHIO MAN AND WIFE it 5 > fj. 2 } . nad p iilosop } key and some papers. S hie hor- ful furnishings and economy ee ae ical subjects, Charles H. Compton ar In apartments where there >» - , ; . . ++ ica SUD JECE ' hie , . nip . -_ —. 7, iy ft ory home and ar- - n ¢ ¢ & cessful resuit of the measures i : | ; ; : ; rowed mone ,' oS 820 re ° _ | - - ee ‘ott ' iccovery . > ‘ md Dou- assistant librarian of the St. Louis 7 ea ee ' Ca urchases In man othe ‘Rumber of families in one build- undertook to insure the retention Discovery May Reveal Sec u- a i IS riving there found her key in the j P : y r jlines in the Post-Dispatch another. It is published in n by the largest business n in the country, and is ¢ ater di py i Three -ublie: Library eclared that . ' Mg. there is greater danger of €X- in the city budget of provision for ble Murder Within Three Public Library, declared at fiC-|aoor. Twenty dollars cash and a | . +3 ae lasine ite n arity wit} a , . . posure and far less opportunity of (iy. \tunicipal Lodging House and qeOutns. SOB Was SOHNE Mis Popularity ‘wih | ring valued Ot S10 were geen ere Want Ad off the C1ie that anyt ing Maintaining quarantines ie eee PE ONE 6 Fi Asecc.ated. Frese the public, being displaced by sub- |). poom ) | ah ‘ € : ' mate rey 1}¢ . . » ? 4 % (] - eo "Try T*ar Rt” . ; ‘ . . i if ae ‘ the Psychiatrie Clinic’ The Mi@-| gppUBENVILLE, O.. May 19. jects more serious and. profound. e How well Post - Dispatch Wants have- served readers and advertisers is shown in Wersity professor and a former edi-| , Ny al a : ‘ e > as } e i 4 re ‘o> ’ } cal » ae s s : othe a ‘ f ler nanan api dinine dns am alia 88 Mississippi Val ev onferenes on What is believed to he anotaper , Reading has become a business ] « ‘ . f . ia Eaghen ,.Community Welfare, conducted the } , rr second in Jef- if ublic,”’ he "| a JUDGE FRANKLIN MILLER NOT know an architect whose building . saxon | double murder, the second in J with the public,” he declared. ‘No iearly part of this month jointly Dy | ¢arscon County within three months. for the public good is not d of business. is not designed to aid health as a : ) longer does it want some enter- signed to aid health 8 & Washington University and the | was uncovered at Berghotz, wert 0 yore naa A CANDIDATE FOR RE had architect. despite the beauty Washington University and = th was uncovered at Berghotz, wes ‘taining novel to read in the home » | | ; council, represented in a consp'cu- re. -this morning when the bod- }, »s dinner. The moving picture a pees cme — lia , ' T ’ | Ss he may have captured in the lines eT - a 7 i y ¢ : mere. - on cu Om: Miller pane ‘eo rae eee ee Only Demerrat on Cercus —" | th d : tiono A ION S SINE of his structure Efforts of the ous way the possibilities of CO-lies of Mr. and Mrs. sage wir gine , | the radio, dances and other forms Bench Will Retire to Private nel great number an > : . ‘ " H2 mies fi " : “ inn } > . « ; ” ** We i “fe ile Wii }, . } : | o- ‘ are | toa « Operation between social agencies | were found hidden under a p ‘of amusement have displaced read- I Practice (or . alth Department to inspec | | a a fC SB Uowest Zan ractice. rowtn. pa 1isONns us D0. One \ eCa>&’r al xO it V as housing an hie could well he | and institutions for higher learn-%; sawdust near their sles Sse ing as a form of entertainment. |! Judge Franklin Miller, the only | >. 4 — bil ut ‘ i > : “i i : : ‘ = . > , Ff Atm i« biiadl “ As ° . . - es MEE Ree pins a ae ae ssing since Mon- § ,. ; + een , , : be d h ll of he three > applied = anartments in the so- Ing. I ce ms an ‘ Ap riment VW e]] ,lers ha ] hee nN rm} = "T he tt ndency of re T) iblic now, ay mo¢ rat ser ing on the ( ircuit ma e wit a @) t c : , , yorth . IOs in . . re } miter Q l> Mie t. a . rY) ‘ =" . . 4 7 54-94 ‘ at . . tallied fashionable district as well ie bats repealing. | day. is to obtain books con rms BOIS (ourt bench, has announced th: other St. Louis newspapers Sis eonencent.” thus. after 16 sears, the coun! eave MAIER BENUCE DRINKING { “kK if ’ €* “ 7 ‘Ty ~ a "Wf : iain lie} 2 “peathagsie " 2 »* r¢* ; ‘ @ 5 ‘ +) rPmioerat j a : he called the low figure of 37 the “ he rt he Fa eg D cage sa A and improved housing conditions, wife ot Manufacturer = Agent f- tha the Democrats . rh than all the other St Louis . =f ing oye be hae & men ‘ ‘TOS , peat > ‘ : ° ~ roo ha Wik} iff} le >i ct ‘ eer canita. As population |" *¥CyINE Noaresident eescicons in the opinion of Prof. Labbe, of Charged General Indignities. good chance to win in the election 7 7 , t : ‘ f ha tle t } menvrar Ent’ se r +. Ae snk 1a ; ss . r £6 new wed rmiber lé ort oe ie bine “d STOWR more money should be spent °° Tt ; = st oe ee the Academy of Medeicine, have Mrs. Marguerite Sicher of 9614 next Novem! ne Sos es = : | Ne wspaf ers COM 4 On my e : } - ; : : Ne e1oen Tor Oo transfusions: of the : i a P crease alcoholism Paton n avenuts toda. was evrant- to rnake the race hecatjse he , : Clareg — agra alte eae ae ‘Department fer Housing and Wel- wane wget ae! 7 ‘rkmen than any bias is - yee \Iorton B. Sic h- it was his duty to his family to ! oats piant oa: oteilgegialepsy en aa fare of Employ ed Women and among es ve —— we we - nf it hugs establis} himself eI the privat In the Employment classified ad- * inspectors he said he should '“ raps Goh ’ - we ther agencies. af er, manufacturers agen. Oe ren Me os a EP | ; , : the Post have 1° especially since the Fed Girls; of the Children’s Department ” The professor speaking hefore ness with his father, Henry W. ‘practice of law. Besides Judge neni eee, . group last —_ 3 ; = Sspeciaii' : ‘ Liie 38 ¢ ' ei . 1¢é I iss ‘ . . acta ; CS ’ : . . : a > ; " P — ee "illor 000 a Fr; " ne ‘Ss SUCCE esful atisiiatryi-¢ for { yt - a . \¢ - . S° ' th suppreesio ail — me P . Sia . " wal an rY\}- ie o ‘.oss oni iT ae . . » 7 _ . "Of the 56 here. His department -° ee be a coholic danger was just as for- vard. She charged general indign ; i ; vertisements than the three other ¥ r= ton * m i aft street hbereing rhe thie Centra] i ve a ¢, 1° t a ie so © har hu shand re «- : - . . | . demned 11.343 pounds of meat cont: tae Peansient ant ‘Heme. | ene teeey oe 1913, and that ting asserting that her husband ip? HOSPITAL NURSES 10 GRAD A St. Louis newspapers combined; = “8 year. Bureau for res Re. See eal, fiscal and mor- ak to her and ene tn . | envisaged legal, fused at times to SP : ‘ Tri , a,’ )' : : St. 1 > ,other activities. peso drinking and limiting the “ pei wi ‘oni River at the foot of {| Thursday at 3 p.! - he St. Louis Pain Toothache Neuritis Rheumatism more than $1,000, and in the big - Louis Has 166.892 Phones. Officers for the following vear.'°* ii ods ee a1 arts today He University auditoriun Real Estate, House, Home and hours of saloons. / Filmore street Durin ; ‘ € Qr April ] »Q” tele phones ; ‘a 62 ‘ \ c Cr pi] . + "ore , ‘ oe , sm bere »f *hy or ftiating , . : | 1292 es in addition to Mrs. Steedman, wet a | | ot been identified. He has’ The members of the graduating ES NOT AFFECT THE HEART bx r excess figures Beer Installed in St. Louis, ac- jelected as follows: The Rev. A!- COLUMBIA. Mo., May 19 —AN-jhas nor been identified of ne Se “aoe , Misses Edith White. Car- DO rding — Re obese i at* . i - ° , } + ' 4 z ’ > ° | Ord; | r ¢h eionat f i os tt Seal re a coat and bia iaSss are n 000 rding to announcement of the! tanec NI Schwitala. first vier | nouncement of the resignation 2a gray; net, ow @ on 4 ard lene Kieper. Lucile Jones Marvel mounted to more than 104, “Uthweste : : oe ° : : ) 1 lisenby. dean Of vest, trousers and snoes. A as — : . / SLern Rell 77 lephone ("oO rae) ¢- Vy ~*~ Tompkins sec ond Miss Rose “ efs ‘ . n : : il oat ; nhc Sim mone Rett, residen » Sin OM pPRIN ’ . . ae -oorge ashington Lichty Jenni sirmim 4s tar’? The Dis . , Ad De ay Neerase brings the total nun : i president; Charles H Stix, ! Christian College here, 1s made by , issued by the ‘rcorg ~ Ss S26 THe owe Krances Knight. Irene Accept only Bayer package | Post: patch W ant 7 ~- ii ‘ i li- ¢\ bars E*7it , atl j : : he z a ci . oe ered 2 eekn , rarncs nic rT} - r¢ a , : ; gw ae 7, ‘ Pe. resident. Miss Entertainment (oo. numperea | ren ota’ ; i ns. rtment ¢: he ‘he call ike mg telephones in St. Louis to treasurer: Scoit R. de Kins, sec-| E — ‘ ie nt re her graduate for an entertainment at Altenhelm, Canepa Mary Heraty, Dorothy Ja- which contains proven directio pa t can reached by Ing 4 a Pc. I; ‘ i} »f thy, ’ alter . A a ¢ HM 4 Tl oe ae ; ‘ ‘ 3 ‘ nee . mre . st — ‘ a fre 7 ‘ene ali ney, siia ial “ ‘ Salicylicecié : ; *lephones in uss 4189 having Smit} j iain! members of the 191% Her resignaiion Is effective |body had becn in th coun agit mi Fest Clar} 4muia sb Oe & & of of « 3 ons Wa d E 4 5 te ‘ ; 4848 ¥ } ’ 77 4a ‘ | 4 i : ’ “ S. “ - ade War Bayer Manufacture Monoaceticacidester rt A order : = . s? ’ en j nn fe ° 4 nna i nm. é TES seen iMstall. u Sines Jan . i ly a) (] of dire ctors. ,; June - Ky MMERCE OF THE UNITED STAT ee : Re ee — md z F _ : , ' ,

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PAGE 28 _ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAY 19, 1926 __ __. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _— RUTH MAKES HIS 13TH HOMER OF YEAR OFF ZACHARY WITH TWO” ; Patt RRR RE oe Say de RS ee a — 2 eee BRP BODPOPBPP LL LOLOL DE he el al el el ek eel dl” —By -By Ken Kling |Two Man 0 ~ Colts Arn Fairmount Purple Pirate and Sea Ui " : Arrivals, ee ~~ ~- — ~~ ewe eee HOYT INFORM, INJURY KEEPS SISLER IDLE aw 2 oe. © 8-8 8. RB E. BROWNS AT NEW YORK NEW YORK ee ee ee i a i a ST a ee Oe a eee a i a ee a OL a a el el lt ee ge ee ee a i » Y OPENS “MONDAY AT _MUIRFIELD ‘3 alker Cup a aa Jolted by Defeat in Foursomes iT WOULD HAVE BusTeo my HEART T'SEND HIM TO THE COOLER ' 1 DIDN'T ‘BOUT I DIDN'T WANNA BREAK vP HER HONEY MOON * THE OTHER ELEVEN . | WANTED 7, BUT tL FINALLY PROVEN THAT THE DEFENDANT ASSAULTED HIS POOR WIFE IN THe MOST BRUTAL WAY! ONLY MARRIED sare THAT VERDICT YO YESTERDAY'S HORSE WAS LEFT AT THE POST THE ROLL |. Sad, but r OHN McGR cracking tk Two Man-o'-War colts! | Pirate and Sea Lion, arg: " me = piping 2 Ram SR oP: Athy ye ages eh aabee. Ot ag Se y » PS Fs Tay 5, Egeiacs ats " . ¢ Aw eee ne Oe Ket ee ey tpt A eae PSR Ane ge 6 sod int: - = ee Bike Pate ay rian EAE cht Sie dais : ; : y s ® i She end pink bela owl. a ‘ 5 eat tT ie ce . ‘ , en a . ne ila sia % te i - : J s 7 ager Ge Cae oe rae , P on * eS nee won St brian es adie Noe os ee a Ay ‘ ~ ; Ee blew Bho ARE Ay in RE Re EP BRS! Benet 4 4m ern ge Pye wts > J '? . ~ee oon" n Tas A Aas o- : ‘ vi oe EE A AOR SELES GE WO IST AND LETT OER TE RE OIE TE ES SR IO EN NN Yn SIE ak ; “ + wh Oe = - - ’ 7 Bey Df hg ye . , nde mart AEDS Tas 58, oe pee attain a ee ar a ee PROS Ey Se Re a Pm api " Ant at ee a RS at ag = Ramer sls, —_ ¥ ae F.-ae My a a ee | ee ee en ARI eine aa RE “ae Sone saree er rempeeeretemmeetanantan 7 L ——-— f eek Erne ee Fa oe ee Battmg Order. BROWNS, YORK, Ormsbdv. . ; oOnnre ‘atten ei G——] 2 000, By George W. Daley, Of the New York World Sport Staff NEW YORK, May 19.—The Browns showed a lot of pep despite Ken Hines . is BAI2. TODAY'S BET- GIO ON AVISACK, FIRST RACE, AT JAMAICA. 1926. by The Bel! Syndicate. In right defeats in Boston. Philadel- phia and Washington when they lined up against the Yankecs, now in a seven-game winning streak, at the Yankee Stadium this afternoon. Manager Sisier nominated Torn Zachary for pitching. duty. while) Miller Huggins sent Waite Hoyt to the firing line There an at 000 at game time. Sisier was unable to play because of his ankle injury and McManus) appeared at first base with Mellilo | eecond. their ee wee ee Was tendance of 12.,- JAMAICA, L. L, races: FIRST y+ tae easily. place ridden out. Vent ardo I]-Bastante. rainer J. T. aed 2 + 4° ¢ m= a oo. / 3-2. ] tot), May at claiming. 19.—Following to post Luzzi. ai ?-y ear olds, 2 oe off at V a! uP i i i ee ee ee One he he ee ee a ee ee Oe tt tee w RACING CHARTS AT JAMAICA. Weather Clear; Track Fast. |Special to the Post-Dispatch. are the results of today's won Léeon- Time, five vanes —Start fair, rome bf by 200, $100. “;e Oo Ww Ad 00 The game: FIRST INNING. | RROW NS-—Rice flied to Meuse. ' Melillo struck out. Williams lined to Gehrig. NO.RUNS NEW YORK — Koenig tossed out by Gerher Combs reached first when fum- bled his grounder. drove single throtgh the box, putting |] (“ombs third. Gehrig Was | caught napping off first, Zachary | ,,,. yoga i. to McManus. Ruth sent a long fly | keen speed, to Jacobson. NO RUNS. a “oe SECOND INNING. RROWNS—MecManus flied HORSE. A‘ isaf kk I] (apta? +7 Jack | P Was . Gerber (Gehrig or John Went to Hildreth. handily, place e farily Adana. Trainer, S, C., - © — "> t9 | 4% Jd J, 1 Ve Betting 10-] = Str. Fin. Jockey, wet Value Lo Ba nore wt Ri nards i and Sharpe . BSchut uit ze * Thorndyvk¢« J Barnes “mith ‘ ’ ‘ ‘ ‘ et ee et et eet et ee et et eed * ‘from 7 LaASKGa SECOND RACE—$1000, ion 3- year-olds ‘and te atx furlongs: 2 1 Mey ner "OO. S100 "$700. §$ Out | to| __HORSE. Combs. Jacobson was tossed hy Koenig Robertson flied | *Celidon i}*Nedana . Green Dragon '(‘arioman i\Rocky Lane Euc Suclid ; Ruth. NO RUNS NEW. YORK—Meusel flied to Jacobson. Lazzeri walked. Rice raced to the rizht field boxes and reached over for a pretty catch of Gazella’s foul. Rice camped under Collins’ fly right center NO RUNS. enirs mind when Siathle “1 ors “Ww AS "Ra ancocas (‘elidon save an easy lead but unders man at her ‘eisure. was tase Wi Green Dragon was hard burst of epeed ana f THIRD INNING. THIRD RAC K-—S 1000, RROWNS-——-Schange walked. He T. ceotteg wee | = e- nod am a T Was given a big hand when he went | Time . GS-4 to the plate. Collins took Gerber's foul near the screen and Schang | - was doubled off first, Collins to | ~ B: ; Gehrig Zachary grounded = out, | Bi lial al Koenig to Gehrig. NO RUNS {ox MEE NEW YORK—Hovyt flied to Rice. | Denetta Goenig beat out a roller to Gerber Conibs flied to Jacobson Gehrig walked. Ruth hit his thirteenth | ° home run of the season into the . right ficld bleachers, scoring Koenig | and ehrig ahead of him. Muesel’s | ana grounder was hot for Gerber Boot and went for a two-base hit. Meu- : oe se} out stealing third, Schang | to Robertson. THREE RUNS - FOURTH INNING. BROW NS—Hovt tossed out Rice Melillo. walked. Williams to Gazella. McManus flied deep to Ruth. NO RUNES. NEW YORK—Rice made a fine catch of Lazzeri's long dri¥e on the | right-center terrace. Gazella out. | “iret race- Robertson to MeManus. Willams Espanol, Veshell. | made a fine eateh of Collins’ long gvotanw drive at the end of the left-field bleacher wall. NO RUNS. FIFTH INNING. BROW NS—Koenig threw out Ja- cobson from deep short Lazzeri went back to the right-fleld fence for Robertson's fly. Schang cied through the box for the Browns firs thit. Gerber Singled fo right, sending Schang to third. Zachary forced Gerber. Koenig to! Lazzeri. NO RUNS. a > ee nn Purses. _Baseball Scores __ es AMERICAN LEAGUE. a. Al oom 24 & 6s 8 R. H. E./| horse CHICAGO AT BOSTON Opens t) 20 tid q P meeting wil hung up total $2 nber to 1000 Ratterries ? Jimmy Good (Callahan, ision over former lhghtwei in their fight here topped a card of houts (Callahan winné r Kans BROOKLYN WANDERERS HELD TO 1-1 SCORE BY ow ELEVEN Laroc ate IN Ti ) By the TORC fought Eame ronto Cie: la’ 7. day. T! showed to advantage ha lift . but rugged nlav here veste! iiaii the home elev: 7 261Nn bay NAVIGATOR WINNER OF SOUTHAMPTON IN 1:45 By the Associated Pp ~s NEW YORK, May of the Green T them at rec the dacision lL 1-18 miles Vespasian and Hudgins upon were thro entering the stre?, whe as mount was pocketed an the others in the field tumbtli him Hudgins soon track but the exten? injuries have EF. R. Bradle away {Tom a més fifth at Lexington. De ond and Roltan the 11-16 mi! of rn? heen v's Boot to liocre School Parochial Broedhead. Rarne: Rarn*s Leona rea —lHiseffier 2) Broadhead Struck Ra we Tann mf Hetimarn 1 > ff He - . | +eht « RANA ARAL RA ARP LLE LAS LLB AAA OE i Today's IF Table} LEAGUE. free to Go ‘Site Dash Records At Valley Meet the Associated Press. OMAHA, Neb., OLAND Locke, the Ne- R erase Tornado, is enjoying a laugh because reports said his parents in their youth were athletes, is advanced as he reason Locke is able to tear cinder paths at such re- speed. denving the story ‘track meet engaged family pienics. husker sprinter will next assault at the i records in the ‘onference out- hips at Lincoln NATIONAL w 20 17 coves AT . 114 15 CLUB. Cincinnat!l ... \ | Brooklyn ) | Chieago Pittsburg .. CARDINALS New York ... 14 Philadeiphlia . 11 | Bestem .....6 § May 19. which LPL Lh up t hr ‘ markable Locke, in CLUB. z=” New York . 9 Washington 14 Cleveland 13 Philadelphia 14 ‘| Chicago 16 ( | Detroit 16 Boston 20 | Browns 23 tod iy, LER OK LR LOL LO LO Mh Sl Wednesda’ Cardinals Tackle Phillies Today, NATIONAL Boston at (Chicago New Browns at New Haines Likely to Pitch for! Hornsby in First Game of | Series of Five. Chicago at Boston. NATIONAL Pet. Pet. 700 Ss a A If They If They 667 -630 .630 500 .469 448 379 276 .588 567 563 515 184 310 258 Today. Win 677 643 .643 517 485 484 .400 .300 AMERICAN LEAGUE. If They If Thes Lose Todar. Today. 645 7 Win Lose .710 .600 58 576 529 00 ms 55 35 281 —_+-+— Tomorrow’s Schedule. LEAGUE, Philadelphia at St. Louis. Brookliyn at Cincinnati. York at Chicago. AMWERICAN LEAGUE, ork. ee | Cleveland at Philadelphia. Detroit at Washington. | Yesterday’s Results. LEAGL E, Today. 677 571 Brooklyn 4-9-0, Pittaburg 4-7-1, innings, called RBRattertes: Meadows. ((;.ame rain.) O'Neil; Gooch. after ® MeceWeeny and Sheehan All other games postponed, rain. AMERICAN LEAGUE, Boston 6-10-1, Batteries: Ehmke Robertson, Dixon. the Manage in rnoon rive. Knot-Holers 4. Batteries: and Bassler: 5. Batteries: Pennock and and Crouse. Cleveland 4-8-1, Johnson and Ruel. Jonnard,. Browns 3-5-0, and Gaston: Rommel, Jones, Collins; id Jess letchermen to- also is ready ould like too, it is; _ and Rhem| for | 9 rt ringer W "Th eT : Press May = i t enc] URBAN 1 } c rea dy lati series. inal he Bra‘ the fir titie, left here vesterd game tices 1.) mus \y - lea rligo ta e oO. wv eS VEGe | today in of the season Orange to rule sligh so? postpone- , meer Louis. 7 M’BRIDE ATHLETES MEET UNIVERSITY CITY TODAY the Preparato he season in 8St. he continde the \V\ estern vin Cahn took w ‘apt Shoaff, o'' bind » sride Hie! "land Genewick ‘onnell, * : 4 a v the and Blue FE alk and Detroit 5-8-0, Philadelphia 2-6- Whitehill, Barfoot Walberg, Harriss and Cochrane, Perkins New York 5-10-00, Chicago 3-11- Braxton, Thurston Washington 4 Batteries: Smith and Sewell; ILLINI TENNIS TEAM MEETS OHIO STATE IN FINAL BIG 10 final net Bes Tilins semaiiiin el und, inquest of the Big Ten’ ST. LOUIS STARS TO PLAY for Colum- here the Illini will engage | dual 2- . ~ * men t favorites to Coach Two Puchers Sold. v the Associated Press ST. PAUL, Minn., itehers the club ha. sé@rit = ¢ er Was Texas was May, Paul e heen sold. to win the undisputed tennis crown of (‘onference ith him on the trip Clark, Bard Al- | 19.—-Two Amer T League and Charles ‘¢ released to in llae i’A2i1ass . OT « i’ ican Ad of Binghamton, | . contract lat | Thanksgiving this tear, but to play | ©°l. Seth. Nose Dive, Major | at Lawrence on a similar date in ' bility of | that | day as i the ihe | likely | with Dr. (Ing |Aberdeen C Abe MATCH | | representative, Stars’ Tizer - . Jayhawk Grid Game Date To Be Changed : Missouri Ready to Agree to Sat- urday Before Thanksgiving, Says C. L. Brewer. Ss... Special to the Post-Dispatch. COLUMBIA, Mo., May 19.—The Missouri-Kansas football game is) annual Missouri Conference institution in- and Missouri will sign a not only to meet Kansis Columbia the Saturday before to continue as an Valley definitely 1927, C. L. Brewer, Missouri direc- tor of athletics, declared today. Reports that there was a possi- a break between the two institutions were emphatically nied by Brewer, though he admitted friction had existed between the two schools regarding the 1926 game. which Missouri play on Thanksgiving the dedicatoryvy event for Tig mi ial stadium. Brewer's statement of the amic- able prospect between the two schools was made today just before left for Lincoln, Neb.. for the annual ing of Missouri Valley Conference athletic directors. It is that he will confer further Allen and it is possible ontract may be signed at of the wished to mor new ers meet that the « that -- sc LLMe. BOOMER, WITH 73, LEADS GOLF FIELD By the Associated Press ST. ANDREWS. Scotland. —The Daily Mail's £1296 nament opened today of leading British star Aubrey Boomer turned ina i3 round D. Houston of! lub turned in ; and Mitchell. the veteran urned in a erez, had an May 19 for star. ¢t Antonio P Argentina’ £0. DOUBLEHEADER TODAY prevented the St. Louis contest with the Detroit Stars in the Negro National League yesterday. A double-header will he played this afternoon, starting at 2 o'clock. FUSE SUBSTITUTES The vast majority of dealers try to please. Trade where they try. Insist upon Rain Tanic Newbror Herpicide The Quality Mair’ Shea Signs for Bout. as Prese Ma’ 1% herweigh? ees emit ANGELE teat f Oakliat home | he due is bout inable weeks to a red in } last Far? of Oakland. | Last Night’s s Fights — ee NN Net Naa Neat all a ra af rafal aang \saociated Pree. BARCELONA, l zeudun, Spain. — Paolino Spain. wen the FEure- pean heavyweight championship by outpointing Erminio Suatlia, Italian title holder, 12 rounds. PARIS, — Francois Charles, French light heavyweight cham- pion, knocked out Hans Breiten- stracter of t.ermany. two rounds. *T. PETERSBURG, er Boy” Joe Cooper, Ind.. and Judge Horning. Savan- nah. Ga. fought n draw, 10 rounds. SIOUX FALLS. «. Memphis. beat Sioux Citw, Ta... VERNON, Cal —Pat Lester, zona, knocked out Tony feur reunds. AInceles, reunds«., CULVER ciITYy. Cal. Frankie Murray. low Aneete«. bantam, de- fented BRills Hart of ————o tight reunds. Fla.——“Farm- Terre Haute, D.—Pal Moore, Earl MacArthur. 1 rounds, Ari. Fuente. Mushy Callahan. Le« beat Jimmy Goodrich, 10 ES | |S | | S| | | | a | | || | ee | | SS | | a | | a | | || CR | Peed | Leen | at thi > With deep with or without Wilt ~ Easy Points ~ Goes well to Launder ~ «Made by the Makers of ARRow Cotiars vem mm ne se Pin - Will not 1 a?) Ge 11 G1 Se? || Se || Ge | | Ge? | Sed || Sid 11 Se | 1 Sn | Gi 1 it | 11 Ge? 1 | ig 1 mm (| Gi (1 Ge 9 #11 Ge 4 # Com 1 © | | t ( i date | I | | Fairmount Jockey Club oman terday and will make thetr ge . in the spring meeting, ” On Saturday, May 29, These ’ mpionship which starts The te team started prep- tion for the championship and he Walker Cup last week when t entered for the St. George's at Sandwich. George von of Los Angeles, finished sec- to C. O. Hezlet, of England. the contest. On Sunday and nday, the Americans, aided by G. Waldo Jr., and James DPD. andish. defedted a combination of Seford-Cambridge players, s'x ches to four. d Fvans to Shoot at Title. Chick Evans of Chicago, former nerican amateur champion, has n practicing for several days} the amateur championship at tirfield. In all, 17 Americans l compete for the titte, includ- every member of the Walker > team. ‘Only Alfred C. Ulmer of Jack- bnvilie. Fla, appears to have mn unlucky in the draw for the Mmateur event. His opponent in e first round will be Roger ethered, former British title- ider. W. C. Fownes, Roland lackenzie, Ulmer, Waldo, Jess weetser, Francis Outimet. Von im, Larry Lloyd and Grant Pea- bck of New York, and Watts unn of Atlaiita, are in the upper f of the draw, while Bobby ss, A. R. Mackenzie (father of nd), Dr. W. W. Rixey of anceton, W. Va.: Jesse Guilford, ld Woodward of Washington. -B. Ryerson and E. Hoover card of Chicago, Standish, Gardner and Evans are tn the he . Walker Cup matches begin } St. Andrews June 2. DSTEIN SIGNS FOR O OPEN-AIR BOUTS Fthe Associated Press. EW YORK, May 19.—Ruby Gold- tin, sensational young New York weight, yesterday signed con- ts to fight two Western con- ders at open-air boxing shows the Coney Island bath. His first fight will Be a -round contest with Mike Dundee Island, TL, on June 4, while | June 25 he will face Ace-Hudkins pomeha, Neb., over the same dis- tein, who ts limited to six bouts in this ‘state because [ees not yet attained his major- -knocked out Tony Vaccarelli ights ~~ the Associated Press. TARIS, May 1%—Hans Breiten- ter, the German heavyweight Bilist. made his debut in Paris P right by getting knocked out, Francois Charlies, the French f heavyweight champ.on, in the Hd round. Sporting Life, “that! jury. Then son, was h repine? such as veleskie, | nT fs ie Stadium nem - un Fi pi 5 i \ The Other A of the team, di moan? a » sa ee < ey a y i“

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7 alg oe Pies - oan _ ANA ED Atm eh ne x ? 4 eer aes: = ~ oe f - > | Th TWO | ONT ST.LOUIS POST “DISPATCH WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAY 19, 1926 ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH : a AMERICAN GOLFERS IQ COMPETE IN BRITISH AMATEUR il , ee enn te WAY OPENS) = —gme/Fe. |Walker to Get Tony Lazer’ [Eddie Huffman | y ey a = “Colts . at Fairmount Park ae x - * » i i i i ee -_ ~ a PP AP LAP Ph he ee ww i ie a lemma...) , A “ ‘ es Go With Latzo| snot . ing White Sox, 5-3. Frenchman’s One Chance Is to Make Debuts Here—Other 4 Wolet Cup Team Jolted and Mayor “Walker to See NEW YORK, May 19.—The hero ©), \Y } Homer W . -WONDAY AT | > j\ omer © th Bass ‘| Favored in Bout oe Yankees’ Shortstop Delivers ~—~—~~~~| Get Over His F Arrivals. Defeat in Foursomes | reg of the major leagues today is An- — “@az| $30,000 for Title 3 | ee : . f F ] ] € d Wins Game * ® MUIRFIELD to ae. With Carpentier! [g @tunann | Bow? | Yona Seen bares | Wi a ond Sea Lion to . wl Nl athe. ee -'| | Governor Moore of New Jersey |: me Bout Tomorrow. By the Associated Press. Ri ht-Hand TE at Hands f “The Moles,” | —— Oo ? Sad, but True. Madison Square Garden. By the Associated Press. tonio Lazerri, late of the Salt By Leased Wire From the New ——— Two Man-o'-War colts. Purnia ES ae ’ OHN Mec Huffman is to find out, from . . : oe : : . i Pirate and Sea Lion, arrived at the ‘Six Matches to Three. J cracking petit ne oe “gm his fight with the colorful SCRANTON, Pa., May 19.—/Lake City club of the Pacific} York Bureau of the Post-Dispatch. BARCELONA, Spain, May 19. | Fairmount Jockey Club oval yes. | jury. Then his a Pies Beam Frenchman, whether he is of | Fight fans from all parts of the/ Coast League. With Hollis Tburs-| NW YORK, May 19.—Quite a (1) From what team did the New Paolini Uzcudun, Spanish “Tiger terday and will make their debuts Soted Press. | son, was hurt again, Did John tftle timber. Carpentier is to |anthracite regions will sée the} ton right~-hand- study in contrasts is the attitude/ y,.. Aire * Widen ptr Whitey. witt |of the Pyrenees,” is the new Bure- : rt — ae Which staris on, May 19.—The play of | repine? Not Muggsy. He stirred | learn, from the same ordeal, | welterweight championship fight! '®& an approved a ea of indifference shown toward Fri-!and Joe Dugan? (2) Did either| pean heavyweight boxing chain- om oe ey 2. Kee of the American Walker | his stumps, trimmed off some Nhe ip ogy Time has cut | between Mickey Walker, world’s eS a pena jday's boxing match at the New Ate iy eo on the Athletics?-~-IM-/| ion He out pointed Erminio nese .-year-olds, the rmer | dea ze , - own—and out. or e€ cago : ' out of Billy Doux and “Begsve wun team at Sandwich, tye and | nine ce cue pie ekg Eddie is no setup. He fought champion, and Pete Latzo, of this| White Sox at the Madison Square Garden between (1) Witt from the Athletics and |Spalla, the Italian titleholder, in a - er iT . , & - . 1- . ‘ , , 2 - . ~ ut of Sea Puss, are'the most pro: "8 pene as well as in practice) ¢n his club. gt Young Stribbling at Ascott, Cal., | City, tomorrow night. Yankee Stadium Georges Carpentier and Eddie Biren ry tape 12-round match here last night. | «lig Raga the Audley Stock has —— npemncctaar as When Clark Griffith of Wash- and almost knocked the bloom Governor Moore of New Jersey yesterday, Tony Huffman of California, and the Two men on ‘pase. Batter hits Spalla started out well, gaining is arm stable of 22 horageg, “theif style and ability. Seay, | ington saw a chance. for a pen- ott ae" ‘Georgia Peach.” But |gnd Mayor Walker of New York appeared at the enthusiastic acclaim with which|home run but neglects to touch/aq slight margin over his oppo The J. L. Burtschel] Stable of 11 lethere is not se = ig “oe nant and injuries in two suc- = “pe shaded”’ on points. Since |are coming with a party of 50. plate in the the Frenchman was greeted on his second base. Is-he safe or out?— nent in the first two rounds, but horses, the ace of ‘hich mew says Sporting Lite “that | cessive se: ; * that time Huffman has fought | : ” elghth with three WILLIAM HUFKER. | er: the Pastime hse pret Walker Cup team forms the. adh nc ad nin occasionally—and better. If he The fight is scheduled for 10 friendly figures first appearance in this country He may be put out by relaying |the Spaniard took the offensive ia s " > herees which in aaa 3 Bic earl t amateur agama aad: heen?" Set Cea tote — Carpentier he will have Prenat | pera a ogy tal awed dancing about on when he fought the’ wornout Bat- te ol tomy back to the base he | ne third and punished the Ttalian ¢ 7% > c > > 2 ae » é " : i . he International Stable of 3%. hens ve ever entertained rom wha went out and grabbed playe-s to be regarded as one of the cent of the wate Uhths oil eich the paths im- ae. | | tling Levinsky anc won the light R firet. Pitch por severely from that on. ing Postillior Mark Mast aad have seen, there Is no such as McNeely, Marberry numerous group of lightheavy- ‘en oe igo \ ploring him to Mie : nana” oe: Fer eee in the fourth a ar ~ aster and am , that once they are accli- ieee: : ae wee weight “hopes.” on a percentage basis. It is ex-|jivye up to his Reine: Qo heavyweight championship from| batter, without foot on rubber, and Twice. warned ne : O Mistress, make up the other ei veleskie, Ogden and Scott, ani . “i oe ae ected that 11,00uU will wi a OS Re 2s . makes motion to deliver the ball to/round for hitting low, and badly late arrivals. . it will take the best soll hoisted his club over its critical Georges, a one punch fight- re tt] : wi witness the minor league 3 Sh Se the tottering wreck. batter. Runner runs for. second and battered during most of the battle. These new arrivals are we can produce to hota them.’ periods. z er, is always mysteriously dan- aia : AC reputation and Ba a I'riday night he is going against} pitcher checks motion to throw him Spalla, fevertheless, fought ealm:- lows: a ee British More Confident. eerous, yet strangely ineffective. |; : yr Oye Walker got a win the Yankees’ ~., 2" la much younger and more effec-| out. Is this a balk?—H. K. W. r ored ffectiveiy : Aue, i sme American golfers, facing new . . s He makes colerful bouts and ‘ee newspaper decision over Latzo. seventh straight am ; t dif h h ‘ Yes. The runner is entitied to 4 mg pete “e 'Gatewood, Rock & tock, s, now will devote their) a Pie ane — renaseae the plate for a 5 to 3 victory with|the boxing writers are handling] JAYVHAWKERS AND GO [ence of more than 30,000 specta- i! te ae tn rc Sea, Ada Martin. to practice at Muirfield, | club* Not a Wiggle is being Perhaps the American jinx still LITTLE 19 MEETING half of the Chicago team trying | tne match \n the most perfunctory tors. ; > he Walker Cup last week when | fortunes, they “get busy.” When has just won its third con- | ‘field championships, which will be arpentier is a courageous chap, 4 We NE he i PBR, Pema the works) 3) J. L.. Burtschel] Stable: Lounger. Tr. Lew is. Span- landish. defeated a combination of i Carpentier is the oddest fighter] also pounded Wright liberally aft- | | Sherrod Smith southpawed th¥! and a most optimi , | Hie ; we : > ef ;, . : é stic one. 4 ; | High Joy, Harry Carroll, Billy Ma1, they entered for the St. George's? St. Louis clubs go to pieces it’s secutive Valley tennis meet, and | held Friday and Saturday on the] cleveland Indians to a conquest of struggling onan a match pat ge vettia Go team ape ; | Trap Dale, Holly Head, Island! at Sandwich. George von| “hard luck.” its fifth collegiate series. An- | Illinois College track here. the Washington Senators and! pay} Berlenbach. in the hope of | here yonerdas ti to 7. ’ . 5 - | Fairy, French Lady. Hubar, Bad i of Los Angeles, finished sec- : And they let it go at that. other with Oklahoma _was tied. Tennis and golf prelimninaries will | Walter Johnson, 4.to 2, two errors winning back the title he once re- The affair was a slugfest and O S ) O € jtiewick, Lady Bountifu} Md to C. O. Hezlet, of England. | And we are now on the thirty- f : For acy eral years Washington | be held beginning Friday afternoon, | by Earl MeNeely in center field joiced in, which considering he is| k@fsas mixed enough errors with > ; | International Stables: Postillion, the contest. On Sunday and} eighth successive lap of this. l niversity has virtuallyy domi- | followed by preliminaries in the 100, |! for Washington doing much dam- a one-punch fighter, is a rather the Aggie hits to give the Visitors t fi | Mark Master, Post Mistress. Morece Monday, the Americans, aided by | » * + nated Valley tennis affairs. 220 and 440 yard d es and the 120}age, Earl tried to redeem himself strong ambition the ee ae —— The ay oc In B a $s e b a [I ) 7 860k Horean Frank a: D. | . Also, during Eddie Held’s |8nd 220 yard hurdle races. Finals | ,; ai O- ’ Pe knocked out Anderson, ansas P | ¢ af | ick organ. rank An. £G. Waldo Jr., and James -| On Book . with a pair of two-base blows but Depends on His : } - 3 ins h 1} . ( Take the case of Bucky Harris, | 31 shots on the green, Mrs. S. Le Sy te Hansen. Ra gg ty ey | ar date in Ferona Seth | ‘ee . Ratntins referee and starter 5 derson, Wright and Halpin. Um- Seri direc- | Seret. Seth ’ the amateur championship at | At n the bb eng and the 2 prose, it has not been there’ } . 7 4 sie Mackmen and Eddie Rommel the!|Jack Dempsey has been willing to[ pire, Johnny Lavan, Kansas City. today. Pastime Stable: Sea Rocket. Rj wirfield. In all, 17 Americans | ee ip Classes. oe sus- ‘In the sports which are the A mound victim. admit ever since it collided with camertgarmetl : a possi- Heart. Grone II, Gold Belt Grand compete for the titte, includ- gests that it be called “Interme- | special outgrowth of city envi- ARGENTINA DVANCES The National League’s only/his chin in the famous battle on Freeman Meets Simonich. mn the two Manor. every member of the Walker| diate. ronment Washington has almost IN DAVIS CUP PLAY vattle left Pittsburg and/Boye’s Thirty Acres. But the fame By the Associated Press. ee ; ce ip team. His letter in part follows: had its share of sports pub- . Brooklyn in a 4-4 tie after nine/cf the right seems to have crippled CLEVELAND, 0O., May 14—Tommy S eamitted P Only Alfred C. Ulmer of Jack- When a fellow becomes 19 licity. In the hard-boiled games DEFEATING HUNGARY innings, the second time in two/its usefulness, for, after Dempsey’s| Freeman, Cleveland, welterweight, —_ a eae -MAUER, BASKET STAR, Menvilie, Fla., appears to have years old he is no longer a where the tougher fiber of the | By the Associated Press. davs that rain had brought a dead- |experience, all other opponents of| meets Joe Simonich, genet P asym etwee} om ,| junior in tennis, so if he plays , , . - ;, “ BARCELONA, Spain, May 19.—j|1l0ck between the teams. Me-/the “Orchid Man” have kept a wa in a 12-rotind decision bout featur- } "’ i the dat HONORED BY ILLINOIS: m unlucky in the draw for the | 3 country boy figures, we have eat BARCRA | Ma} te at . | | , D a7 bee a fativneshd have tonlenl. Saee VING HOME RUN HITTERS. eine aaa Mateur event. His opponent in| i any tournaments he must en the dust of the procession Argentina is the winner in the Da eeney of Brooklyn, who hadjguard against it and have man- Cc feather- ‘a eeour! | B: —— Phe first: round will be Roger| play against fellows such as * . * vis Cup elimination contests against | pitched 20 scoreless innings, per-|aged to avoid it Huffman has | Sd aeea ah Cavdan adie in = SE bec ‘ i?) prawn Tr? xf a 2 ' t et ha. . pare ; : . ; . . we . a j ; ee © eee eee er ee ee pes eiving a hai mA. U., May i$.—Johnny @W¥ethered, formers British title- | Wray Brown, Karl Kamman i Hungary, taking three matches to/ mitted a run in the second. been carefully coached and Car-|,,, pg Pg re be semifinal, . are ° 2S Se eee 3 a ee “ne oem, ti), has eGR W: C. Bewnes Roland; 8nd others who play a much Players Seek Prestige. ae the finals of the singles yes ~ Ree | pentier will need all his cleverness = aK 2 hin ‘5 RRS ina Ai Stadium. | ™ameca to receive the University of 4 ee oe . . ‘ . —_— ‘ 5 Ss yce- . a : 4 . sonics, the amic. [lliinois Conference medal} awaid Mackenzie, Ulmer, Waldo, Jess} better — than he. Now, T seems strange that the foot- [|terday, Robson, Argentina, defeated Public School er . th bent on seeing ’ tke Kove 6 ahah ee >. - Ctors. It is; quintet for three vears. . : ocate ar more a By; ; K'stedt ss .7 3 3 0 | Secton ¢. 3 oO : ors, all of em ; ’ ore bee eed } nes, A. R. it an ake (father of | os ge gen - the outskirts of a real city. WOMEN - DISTRICT GOLF Bone Rs 4 5 1 AU ler pa 31 g | stands much of a chance against that championship bout between Glamis. ~~ ~ qqaptlthaldl pappebthseb me pene BS possible | Rain St 1, G eeend), Dr. W. W. Rixey of| Junior fast eg itt ut this are The answer, of course, is that Mrs. I. S. Hynes of Normandie won | B'man 2> 16 43.1] Werly 1b 200 0] Utiman. Mickey Walker and Pete Latzo, , chester seepeereee ean a¢ | n stops iiger Game, ‘Princeton, W. Va.; Jesse Guilford,| ®™ Over the age limit. Al- football players seek schools |,, | lal prize vesterday | Play 2> -6 4 5 1] Smack ss 10 0 2 Dorval to Show His Stuff. the town boy. Scranton loves her MrT |e tue Acmcinted Pree mald Woodward of Washington, | though I ranked in the first 10 with football prestige peti agelt, Poaceae SE lhe 0 492401 oro Napoleon Dorval, the big fellow] boxing, but this is the first time “orm, @ RB Rvers ak H : in juniors last year and my ti, tpg ETS ; over the Westwood Country CluD } more as (6 5 6 0 Bh 4) 2104 sNapore , ’ xi tt etiinfiee “==. * Standich | ame has improved this year Perhaps Coach Higgins will ||... in the monthly meeting of the | Weber if |7 5 3 0| Feig it ../2 0 0 3| Jack Kearns is nourishing in the|that a wearer of a royal boxing yesterday caused postponement me ard of Chicago, Standish, wate He nani den’* scot. ae depart from the traditional and ge age ce song 3 | ra an ag | Wopka cf .2102}hope of bringing Dempsey down; purple has sought to defend his the last game of a series betweene Gardner and Evans are in the RO eae er Pee ring, at shéw us some drop-kicking kings | VO™me"s District — Associaticn. | Totals 56 36 39 3 Totals 202 1716 | Will make his bow in the semi-| title in the great coal center. FIELD basebal! teams of the University oF : phates “9 me n ; (aitaad of dandelion-picking She had a card of 8°. Mrs. R. J Game called in seventh inning on ac-| final. when he faces Dan Leber. Walker ts a slight favorite over eh, matches begin ier’ nna ng at . Ngo ‘re +tween the Kansas Javhawks and eee wee 4: playing the game as long as ° > with a 90. om ; CN: stn A yank ones og 7 5 5—3e8| brings it up from his shoe lace,|to see Pete come into the ring eee ansa ayHawse —_—~ 2 > "6 ce ° Mrs. A. T. Ejisenbeiss, Midland | plow i 2000 0— 3\which gives it momentum and/ nearly even/money and made fa-j‘ ith ai field bom ge eon Okla ahoma ae ae or DSTEIN SIGNS FOR | they have. on if a pte Worth While. Valley, won the prize for the few- |p ng base hite-—Haneen (3), Kae ketedt, | power but also gives the other! vorite by the inrush of money from participat- | onday gave Missouri a 12 to é Ge | tions were adopted, T wou " est strokes on the first nine when |) RUC. Scincres. DrUcckman. | THTee-ONse | : he last mi ; i feat » T : UT AS aL as ‘Vv hite——E’fone (2). Burne. Ho uns—B *» chance see ming. | his loyal rooters at the las n- f St. Cloud | feat and the Tigers were anxions TWO OPEN-AIR BO S's stand a much better chance of B* sings has developed 'she got to the turn in 48. The hon- Messiog. Warait leuneien. Gielen base iene | fellow a chance to/ see it coming ’ morning ;}to even up the count. The contests. | | getting in tennis.” . + . * the Associated Press. BREW YORK, May 19.—Ruby Gold- | h, Sensational young New York | The Other Angle. feight, yesterday signed con- | the Roval | Probably will be played off at 8 m «a 74 and | later date, if was announced. ; ran ‘British | a fis to fight two Western con- HE junior’s argument. has | who recently announced his en- ninwe of Thinie & tied feb-tibia esti i= oe. Rie, 26 suns 50-4, cee RO. fers at open-air boxing shows | some mierjt. A new class | gagement muta an aristocratic on the first nine holes. | Left on bases—Lyon 4. Blow 2. Time of mee Coney Isiand Stadium next might create a new sphere of in- | 7 ee ey : Mise ‘Alice Pataam, Mere. 2. 4.(°%™ * OOS O PLAY | we th. His first fight will be a terest. sucky was a-mine boy. When | proctor and Mrs. E. M. Brennan | FARRAGUT 26, 5, PEABODY 1. | ee ound contest with Mike Dundee | On the other hand. the best | he finally, through baseball, came tied in’ the blind bogey’ contest. | FARRAG UT. HE PE SABO ¥. a TODAY June se radia Ager Or ate eects | and quickest way to advance in to Washington, he was only a ih. women competed in yes- Cobb cf ..6 2 2°01] Whi ite = 30080 . ; : i ace ACY . ic > . ; : oy. Worm tWARLD). ARUNDEL Sy fr. EY ED ; oe cise his education nad retina Columbus, indoor baseball. Bob _Mer A.B. R. H.E | AR HK. HOE — because we're proud . = RHEE sce +4 iit en _— = | looked. He also studied deport- curior, 1108 North Ninth street. CEntral | Skloff @b .41 1 ° ; Kunkel rf : 4 : 0 | j , Scessesveseesseaseseses® i3Fits ssicgiigesesssesistiicate be Toate Best .. ce seencee egeesseittises aSf3¢ ssisesissetee: fest; Tease . ' ah +i Rlock 5 9 2 0 5 -“ Sy.c ; ” of them P Eo , ~ sores besessetece: Hs ment and sofial « tiquette. ; 6040. ma it ; — a c rey «a 2 aredy +4 : : 3 | “2 : ay iarris is a seemiy ffmeister, fo unday and remainder! Franey es .5 3 0 0] Zer p = SS Nes: r9 — _ r 0 annem on Hoffme ister diamond, Walter | cy bell “4 211 0} Burke 2b .201 1] THEY’RE BAND | { se | Bu 3 r young man. Spindler, 716 Louisa avenue, St. raed Kunes 1b .2 1 0 0 | Wk If-p BOD | —the quality is there ' He was not content to remain County. ree, press be + : ° reg os 5 “ ° ° rin 7% Te er S | THEY’ RE BANDED : merely a baseball player and he South End. out-of-town. Mike Stewart.| Wenzel cf 1 0 0 | Deteld 2.10001) SESESE CEs oss seco se wees SE5t3508 454 | Paulus cf .3 2 | ~~ err rrrry sir stitretirirria a had the spirjt to use it as a Rive reside a a . idea = = ‘ tShieseacesssssseces Hpeck If ..1 0 O VU] Totais .20 2.4 5 — hand-made, long e stepping stone to person: al im- St. John drs., 14-17 years, at home for| Kolb if....1200 " May and June. Bert Meyer, 8920 Bristol | Pay PP nak filled, Sumatra pped e ore in t ous provement. ) avenue. | Totale 30 17 6 0 , 7A hes : ° ef 7 ker | INNINGS: 123456 % ; 3: esis Sherman Bufldogs, 15-17 years. B. Ken- | Carondelet icewesree @O¢ CO 2 OC 8 iy ne “5 | P Di tch *ses88s vets: There are many Bucky Har- | nah, ‘a race ~ ye aoe. A vAbany | w oogward oro eS ee | | eieee tries. rice ; ~ a . =) ¢ 1e 3 245M tween an ‘ D. { See Tomorrow > ost- ispa $f s33ss32 rises in baseball toda) . The ka inie & aire — sane Peas beds Le ACLEDE 15. MARK 1 TW AIN, 3, ¥ eee Mesttests has thrown them into contact wae Harry Peters, 3907 OF os tata eee. ° 4-15 q | — Biisete with the world and given them | Eagles, 16-18 years. _ Walter Hellmich, | Mark Twain ....... 101010 0—- 3 ; labor. Federal pertormance ray a peng = sess A FE : an outlook of which they have | 6473 Scanian avenue. Hilland 1695 - ; ottssse feaccceteate e eriv aken mdvantage. P in Street Stars, “410- 12 y4 years. i Sat. / L pais heh ¥ widage and Sundays. John Horn, 1828 | dition with experienced users. ; A : | Pp streets ‘ STANISLAUS LOYAZA TO ee ec ¢..'ivaub. FOrest 6156R. | ADVERTISEMENT ag fg tee ' a 28 See oS | | Quality that is expoteeed | in the most definite = NEW YORK. May 19.—-The State eet RK ee eae Tee Athletic Commission yesterday ap- 519000000— 4, 7 3 what Federal quality can mean to you. pc Aas ’ | AT QUEENSBORO JUNE 15\5 = wy, || Round Trip to freedom f and long life—has been re unch All You Want— *.ceesre""* Results| eg] UMBIA, MO. re inten Se res ee ee em ® . ° | _cobedhsror alti atuneagel ere aaednint | a = ~~ 29. aaeNke 03000000 0—; Good on Wabash train leaving + 5 4 n Stanislaus Loyaza of Chile and Jack vig or a Higgins and Summers; God- | 10:30 pm. 5 “ie 4 ’ : * Bernstein of Yonkers at the Queens- | gard and Peetry. _ | : yi . boro Stadium in Long Island City, |eoutn End..3 1 2 0 2 21 4 O—15 12 2| Sat ‘da , \ 2 June 15 Madison “TO 020010 2 0— ° 8 + ur 9 DIRECT FACTORY OWNED BRANCH ‘ $ ~ ; ‘ * eet - eo : . Sartori an Cc. Bartori ’ 7 Deople are afraid to eat midnight | additional matter which might cause Chairman Farley announced re- a eatneetee 22 BD a Samay Pe —— or heavy me . . trouble. Don't -waste time with pilis or . : Clevelar and cause ¥ er os oo tablets but let Adlerika give your stomach ceipt of a letter from the Cleveland Gien Echo.5 0 7 $611 14 *—39 31 2 May 22 Se , Le Sh eed matbenatediiembibeadtioditeedterdtiendit ott 1 it) a * © heavy meal tak »} and bowels QUICK relief. Boxing Commission releasing Joe Diamond .1000000 00—1 55 6 . kr i bach th ake a spoonful of the What Doctors Say: Dundee of Baltimare from a con- Batteries: Aubuchon and Briegel. Kas- R leavi Columbia not F orn bark, glycerine, etc. - Adhestke’ te the | , P yFarisbon, Stoll, Sucher, R. Burtke | eturn r> | : . GEORGE W. as aerika) and you will avoid Dr. G. a hete-gomcher in 37 years. tract to fight Joe Siminoch at Cleve- one i’ Burtke, R. Farishon. later than 1:00 am May 24. : sleep fine, Une {008 and Eas | Oen).'W. H. Bernhatt writes he could not|land May 19. The New York board |" 8) 44447821329 2° 2/1 Tickets not good in sleeping OF MISSOURI (Factor? Branch) bate keep the OUTSIDE body | get along in his practice without Adlerika.| had requested the release because mL. “Stars.0 0002000 0— 2 me ickets not ¢ No reduction ° - VI 1822-23 4 wing their INSIDE bedy stay full} Dr. J. J. Weaver, & doctor for 50 oo of Dundee'’s scheduled match with Ratteries: Smith and Kern; Norman and or parlor cars. o reduc Phone ctor z. ; fibentea:. Myesors aoe the inside orzio te . is ) : . Retail! Dealers Supplied , a B ayn ly avy food A engine 8 i 6 eae and stomach | ene sent ht gore orgs gS ba ae anan, Jenesco and tea a 2] 2 * 3 tend ka REMOVE t! rested sur. medicines because of its REAL and attick | heavy weigh “The aie $0002024 %-12144 ex - _ = a ee ors leave MOVE foes if ‘Toe ee ONE vation. Sold by leading druggists every-| Romero Rojas. The new champion [Brownies 04001900 i— 710 5 | . ™ ew . % ‘iy ded Locust St.. wi. bow “. Telleves GAS and takes away that | where. In St. Louis by Wolff-Wilson Drug , will be ree ognized by the New York | Batteries: Hilten and Raiffiei: Lawrey. , kn sith se a ee hone MAin 3810-584 1-: wae 9 Mted feelin le Drug Co., Johnson Bros. Drug es dé Goelz . : Ngee ee aS RE ee ae aie eH es 1173 = 7 ea meee eee Loe” Dot ether tendiie arugeiets. | State Commission. epp and Goelz. , | ‘ ~ a | es cgeaaa pee, Adlerike brings out much} Co. and other leading drugs ) 2 ee Oe eee 7 ees Ca CS TS : - i ra oe , RS onan ae

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=~ - . nope, : (es *ett cine peat oF * | Qu tea as Savin ng Attorney construction jobs to prevent a re- a Herbel, brioved husband of Meda Her- Angeles. $44.50: § to Chicago oe or dust. PArkview r, machine; ° ee | John Bends - nt Ot ost Dis = it) a ; a 4 ‘ r . ” ° a _ : * ‘ . ee ; D rid $2000 currence of disturbances which /sard. Mabel and Marie Herbel, dear son ELLOWAY, INC... __. | FLOORLAYIN — Surfacing refinishine Si NG a f 2 GLERK—Sit.: one year of college: emarided $2000. : West End Maryland Hocel.| old PAPERHANGING. DRUG | yesterday characterized a strike of | p11 “ints Hore), and cur dear brother | 2940 X. Grand. Sth and Pine.| 1142." =O Summish power. CAbany) — decossting S 5 er ee ~ 4 Pop of} iTieee tPTZOLR i. ” an - ur ‘ ear ’ . : ; - . . ’ ; . " ~ 2 jcarpenters here and in San Fran- |?) pein state at Gebken's new chanel pass ame Garfield 2800. (7) | BUNGALOW GARAGES—18xI%- $250 and} 4 RDENER—Sit.: singie: 48 48: practical, ; sin ; ains in state r¢ nsnewec ’ tera - man: | CHICAGO, May 18.—Methods by} | cisco. Gravo ie and Texas avenues. Due notice ; ~ oo Pr, dimg alterations in ail ite | ROOMS ge : - : 2 "itevenven.” Bos . The tr} hi t 0 uner ater. ic’ . HEI ’ mmecia te.y. is . . ns | which price tags weré placed on The st ke, which is in protest JASON Entered into rest suddenly on pag oy CONSTRUCTI ON CO. : 4 seh. cach against the ope h las - 2 NW 7 LDERS OF HAPPY HOMES” ~ E -—Sit. letter paroles and a special code : ee ae ee not 4429 Gthenn a ee akeod ave an U] ra oe LAclede 7938 bel sae . Rosebrough Monument Co. 1932 paroles 3c Pcia Qar- . P son 0 it mn avenue. arly ove a. Su “ 4 ede. D aa y x ; |progress more than a month. Three! }u.nandg of Katherine E. Jason (nee Car- : —Onen Sundave Riverside 10693. c56) | _ ing. Call Fimar i i SE PR ranzed between attorneys and con- | nonunion workers were slugged | rican). dear father of Lowell E. Jason, 155 oo SES, 18x18. D —" PAP BE 2 | Dodge truck BS , 5; and ¢ rother ithe c rms, . N.} _ washing Di livlers. . at: victs br which the price might be | "€ré Praca ak while in San Fran- fa hie. fifty with ser. ee es Lost Hiland 2519M. oe ey | WALLPAPER. ci f , r MAN. +e" Be waiter ao fiscussed wer 0 ‘ ay , _| cisco four nonunion workers were Funeral from Kriegehaueser's_ chapel, " tipdedi 2619. 2 —Si - rong, active. wou z eke 2 st oa e told today by con attacked. and bi (4104 Manchester avenue, on_ Thursda ~——— TIRE—Loet; rim and ring; on St. BUT DING , | WALL paper can . 178, with carpenter pre- i; 'victs testifying at Joliet before the | bea automobiles loaded May 70. at 8:30 a. m., to St. -Cronan’s Po a “Phone. et, S Ses Gols eJD1. ALTERATIONS | 2744 Lafayette Be Box) M-179, Post-Dispatch. (5) ; EIS ge ER EP , ' +, wit trike sympathizers terro Church Interment at Calvary emetery A. rewa (¢ Additions. porches. ' ; MINIST—S years’ tenes: 3 , ce un. grand jury tnvestigating the} * ~— . = > s prized | Deceased wae a member ef | H. _t. BR BAR PI? -—Lost. diamond. Binz. 2003 monthiy: no interest. Fores! Bonn tems 'WALL ‘PAPER « ie _- 2 ” famnisT a0. 10 a Ri “ , irecent escape of seven inmates of} “°7S™en On several jobs. ic. L. U. District “Council. L. U. xo on | Chippewa. _HUmbo.t_2328R; reward.(3) | —— - | ano ning C8. die 44038. Jas mbeecs: ars ‘ a erson eanin : 3 o) ithe State Penitentiary there, the jyanrer Ain (eS) | BARPIN—Lost ; gold. solitaire diamond in | | 2 — al, want | Joseph Binkowski was quoted as John and Helen Klaric.| BAR PIN—Los: $1.25: 9x12 chauiaite. 33°" iimecit 1 4358 TF MAN— St; =. ana. o, hours worg in ‘saying that his attorney asked him 10 CARRY 100 PERSONS, DRAWN | 22 of ——— our dear; liberal reward. “eit “Vearytend. ~ Bet fe®) | paver Cleaning arr 7 event ai of Cm ap — eaten . i eon. cousin and nepnee. mar 0669. | CHICAGO N—Sit.: any ! wor verside at i ; ~* 9-2 te ; CARPET CLEANING CO— Ali rooms cleaned. MA! ' for £2000, explaining that “you | By the Aesociated Press. m.. ~~) Lin pang PsA T alice Anan ag BAR PIN—Lost: with 3 small Fiemaahe: _ Best work. Lindell 2030. 3829 cS | Floors waxed; | . 45065. ae Be an: first-class ard. ve willl a cruising radius of 6900 to 80090 '"-la¥ # incle, at the are of 40 years. any fe) | sonable. Call Victor 4492W (cfiR) oe Germ 1 RI ide 18163. ‘he could not raise the money. | miles G | Funeral Saturday. May 22.°1:20 Q m.. | DOG—Lom., sacha fox terrier; bieck | , a worker. _Call ver sy : ties j ; i at $0 miles an hour. from the family residence. 3666 » Pa ot on head a bac ! WRIGHT DUBS IT RIGHT. — WATCHMAN — ~— , Bit. yo man Warder Tok f Whitn - *p nd ack: children’s pet: | ? al n J0onn ; lan, wno, street, to Carondelet Evan@elical Church.| teward. Ca)! Wydown 0821 {e3) Quick service, reasonabie prices on old aad s Te gome ©& igo not | afraid “7 our told a tale of bad prison morale Michigan and Koein avenues. Ifterment DOG— Lost: airedale: male: young. areund | house wiring and fixtures. e wire more +P eS M-110. re the Coon County sury vemterday. CANTALOUPE SEASON ACTIVE) ‘axe taes "sc" "et | Pon" Ee Ass a, "PARE RS | ald gua “alan any ther contractor | 1! PROFESSIONAME PASTE ~~ tis a ee ee ls [——Entered into rest T lay | ck: white spot on ch rown | ‘e %, ea LL of hastened back to Joliet to take t is | May 18. 1928, 9:30 p. m.. Ghestes Lease } reward. Kindly re 4 cOlfax OOR ea; “WRIGHT ELECTRICAL to. 207, mer > — es : 48. 1 us are repelled by unattrac. stand before the Will County gran “ hipments From California Increas- | beloved son of Jane Lane (nee Flinn). and | DRESSER SCARF—Lost; blue, downtown,| === hd Se TV eRe “Freignt rate clerk tive interiors. Th ing Rapidly the late Michael Lane, dear brother of Tuesday. HUmbolt 2353. fe) | / :.. sae ‘ wants emplovment in traffie depart So arn | | fary. whose inquiry began after! p, tne ausociated Pr : |’ Sceccni. trem Arther J. Dennel ENGLISH BULL—Lost; brindle; with har- | I of firm in or out of city. lox tox M208. , a +68 ner ror thi é ’ J > pa wi r | e. . tive the interior of the home, the seven convicts esta ped and killed CHICAGO, May 19.-——-The canta- ‘lor "2848 I indell "benbew et “d. ory 4 ‘tay. nese BOT: 2 Olive: reward. (c) | __ EXPRESS AND HAULING ADAMS. 14 : ee: SALeSMaN—Sic: thoro » , ( “ 3 PS SRR A May 2 t 2 f S . UR—Lo pie gentlemen : ee Xe Deputy Warden Peter Klein tn joupe season is becoming “active. tonal Leealaey scPiore nteprint i" Se | PUM Lont: sizer RAE TAT eie ial Tone tatince Sox | Se ee. gkregee i= all lines.” Kent, Ia REE idvithe away. Shipments from the Imperial .Val- Teceased wae a member of VVnited Span- | ed Reach owner through Box 282. Post-Dispat aN TO DL —{ ireal ; ave ish War Veterane and World War Vete , —= “hool: 2na0 C : | SALES REPRESENTATIVE—Sit.; . : = os e. i - Disp teh. 2900- ; st. | ried, 42 years old. 10 years’ travel quantity contract. 9 Fresh, sparkling, pleasing walls that ) AS RORRER | : a. | ley of California are increasing ae | ‘ ’ asload appeal instantly are easily obtained ARRESTED AS \S ROBBER SUSPECT rapidly, and according to a report ae ag fT i , &, » al TIC Ti. weeps . r " , 5 > — a . the pant, Cus how pater Oe there. put of 1926. Most of the re- Mav Barbera Mavdrich . Bag al dei] 4461 W. . eos * 7th rene ar | BEAUTY GCULTUREB— . e - a YOUNG MAN—Sit.; age 23 in- ; best ever. Come in and look them over. He was arrested yesterday at mainder of early cantaloupes this | loved, brother of May Eise. Hattie Kessler GLASSES—Lost_ Saturday. on Hodiamont/ KILLS nerative profegsion; ef. a : Rn A a clerical work: wilt € es 43. Poat- Dispatch. . ‘ 4.30 . ‘ - ° *"peewing £0 o> ree oe ‘i -—STUDE tration Building of St. Peter’s Cem- | rie Newman. darling daughter of. Morris | ward. Forest 6158M._ aad Copenter ae | | derful Eradicaf®r we will for a short time. ' ning: Hoes | GIRL Sit. Mo = general housework ; 2 NTS IN PAJAMAS AT SHOW | etery, 2101 Lucas-Hunt road, will darting sister wt So se {nee Tucker). | POCKETBOOK—Lost: Sunday, at new | as an introductery offer, give you a Sree | 350 N. Bole. — eT eer ee eee 7 week; wo } 2 - Z 4 ad, art ter ols ony oy Newman, Our Jewjsh Hosnpita containil a 8 | demonst tf LA DIES—Learn hal 7 ' e—~dl co’or ww Mi | Novel Protest Against Order to take place Sunday, May 23d, at 3° dau: niece. erinddaughter and «reat-crand- | bills, 35 c-nte, aR , =F ae 2 er a | marceliing. beauty calla Pee lay. JEfferson 2186) Siser i § Wear Coats at Colleze Theate ) “? s «9G, 8 a a reoG of poe: dye Rho al 0 iain te ard. FOrest 0589. (co) | PArkv iew 1432 | day and night classes. Sis GIRL— Colored ~ housework: half days. uf | By the Associated Pree — nen |p. m. All weleome. (cD) | new funeral home, 3125 Lafayctic avenue. ) PO! NTER—Lost; live r and white, strong: | oo ay Ce eg Locust A300. nif “BETHANY, W. Va. May 19 | ner. (c) | non gap * liver: answers to name! for an appointment and our representative | (lan ToLGRAPHYs i —t =~ Oe ate CS Fe SRiigia ete . Va., May 19.-——A QU lose AN On Wednesday. May 19. s Cle fale wr, lt Murphy. 2 24 Austin | will call You will not be solicited to | talk with enon oer fe or laundry. Linde 5. Opeae lecture on the proprieties of male! { ¥ a . = Lo &.. ney: Guioneen be} "oO Se — we wee tions at $140 to starts GIRL—Sit.. colored: experienced: — day at: : P . . ;10VO% mapagt “4 a _ — . - : fi 7 | = and an injunction “not to| livan. inte os hegnas, t Hares Gus | POX ‘KETROOK- -Lost; red leather: down- MISSISSIPPI VALLEY or eS: ae a. 3138Ww. s. morning work, week, GRand pedis 0 again” under penalty of sus- | | E 7 H S Bre uinlix an Mrs. Mamie Bill and Mrs. town ane” @iasees, key; reward. CAD- | 2c ‘ POT AI: > ne hOUSEGIRL- —Bit.: colored: or chamber aeagt: | pension greeted two Bethany col-/| ) A pe et ey a yg ey Ag we | an on K Loss: brown leather: “20 | LABORATORIES, Ine. i pemearagenth. a hore SEGIRL, —S ~ can rgentrel 6108. prt lege boys who appeared ' " 1909 Semple avenue. fc)! or $40 bible: ; if. | wane ~~ and ee. help frequently. — Gi Ri, -—Sit,: , 4 languages: ‘. a3 : ie »© fore ‘ ) in bills; aes and Columbian ‘half- ; willing worke S308 harless cae ws . RAU—Entered into rest Tueeday. May 18,, dollar. Rew ard H. Carter. Ark- | 62 7 Delmonte Way So qualitying. ~— 7 i Nant SoD Ts aki ig iL | President Cloyd Goodnight for a 1926. Alexander Rau. relict of y > Bn | view 4790W. enh ‘Washington. J (4) | > ae (| OzMeENt, 1203 Arcade BER | HOUSEKEEPER—Sit.. reliable: settled (Cie | 1! i rf | hearing on charges of appearing at | papwER— entered Wed Rau. dearly beloved father of Phillip, Jo- | POCKETBOOK—Lost: man’s: on Grand| BURKAC HEATING, ETC. * thoriaed eet ee ; a, -— ee xf on Samy ja ae ; s’ ‘ * ‘ ‘ 3 nat - ei 7f | the college movie ‘ Entered inio rest on _ We i . ee ae | ear. 10 o'clock Sunday night. Finder | ES, Maree A000. t performance in day. May 19. 1926. at 12:06 Funeral from the Rindsko wed : ee x TOT Washington. Bovsew “ee days ian. | ; wey | pajamas. The students were Fran- Preacts C. Balmer (nae Oueilier ro x. ME. a 5216 Delmar B72... Peat ee | —. os Riverees 1716. meres 7a.m.| REPAIRS for “any old stove, range or ae es fleor. _ fs 5 i ee Nin cis Vandoyle. Newcastle, P wife of Charles Baimer. dear mother cf 20. at 10 a. m. Interment private. (e@) Perea 1 cra'_rewar fe) Bhs yap ae. andirons, fenders, fire ) ¥ q r 12 eo. t Beit [ics /tia] James Long. ‘Shel y. s. ac he a Funeral "from ‘teonity residence, 233% “May 18. a8 il 6 m ‘lean nn see | | black allixator. “$70 or $80: "2 photos PORSHAW. ‘S09 x N. 12th. MAin 2043. (c&) ; a CO . : ee Deimar 764k UP ea. itndty Laider e. on Frid: ” " > ie ee or 6 tallway Mail , , = i hu gy LA “3 : aL Vali | ‘The boys told the President their/a m: te sacred Hest Church: interment | Seiiacs "eats dearly, beloved daughter of | Porter on tard in pocketbook: lest 500 | 4. G: BRAU ER SUPPLY CO.| _° . S ironing _at_home, 4007 N._22 ee : i ' attire was designed ar a protest in Yethania Ce metery. Donnelly ecrvice. oe, anit ,Matsaret Reinecke — sag A repay Sete Broadway bet ween / _ STOVE REPAIRS. | 316 N _ THIRD. (c (c8) TRICITY BARBER wT — firet-ciase: seit hs H | : | against Dr. Goodn'eht’s orders (hat | wuday, May 10. 1020. at 1 . a a? | "Waeeral hater’ y. May 22. af | and Market car: Tiberal “reward. dames Le. | | electric eS ee a i | all male students should weac. Bernineer, our dear ‘allt Bs eB oe | Suan” ate — er iosw 2 3 ) a : | Porter, 774% Wolk av. Hiand 2397R. ‘c)| LACE CURTAIN CLEANING Market st. Te} i. coats when attendi oe _iawv and uncie, age 68 years. ; avenue. to Rethany Evangelical 3 ee POCKETBOOK—-Laost. Monday, near Waen- | a; oo — MEN—Now is the time o bin i : | ‘ ending the college| Funeral from Leiter chapel, 2223 St.' Church. ‘Thence to St. Peter's Cemetery, | —7sten_and Broadway. Box M-77. P.-D. | CURTAINS cleaned, plain pair or panel. big money ¢a i 1 ® theater, no matter how hot the nage gee ghee May 20, at eS (e5) a ee black Patents Belt car; | == ¢: fancy, 35. J ferson_ 30393. (cB) gra@uates in best shoe ou iat weather. 2 so wn Cemetery. (c3) | REMIGER—Entered into reat W | __Tuesday; reward. TYler 2884. (¢5) | — | learn: catalocue’ expla rae tf ua lieeteeninpreee ee, | BINDBEUTEL—On Wednesday, May 19. May 19, at 4:30 p. m., Disab ane: | FURSE—Lost, by widow; reward if re- | MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES for it. Moler Barber C a4 een 1926, Josephine Bindbeutel of 1042 Park iger (nee Brumermann '? dearly heloved | turned to address in purse or Nugents | = eG seth She. epee » STE ae * sen Tuesday. aii awaenee. belo rod wife of William Bindbeu-| wife of the late Peter Remiger. dear moth- | Lost Bureau; no questions. See: CONCRETE ASHPITS—Large size, $25.) . } meet kh Nelhie can : ke ey eee eens Pt. Martha, gr of Anna, Wilhelm Remiger. Theresa ROSE CORAL PIN—Loet, last Thursday, | Che Lindell 4186W (5) PA Lat’ c 3 7 | Joh 7 i; ss ar ‘ pe -*g ‘ A ia lst . sephine Stic k! ing, Joh mn Remiger ; Fam 18 & Barr. FOrest 3481W. ¢ RETE cut and wrecked” witho ut | . ; Th n ami Victor hopp ur sister-in-law (and A Re dbs oJ bl : FE vn other-in- d aunt. in } aw, ane August Remiger, Elsie Hibschmann, | SUITCASE—lLast: b leather. c _| , blasting. Graner Construction Co. Vic- | PA ENTS. obtained; dell 1350. Marie. Ha i her-in-law amd aunt, in her fifty-third | our dear mother-in-law, grandmother and ne black, fle »prown leath + soles oe Se: 468) | 1045, po oe M year. : aunt. age 65 years. i ac exible leather-bound alpha- . — S e+) . | ne oe Wi wn reasonable wee r = wnt i | at iL t. . - owas ioe summer with iw Albert Sabha, dene teotl my of An: given later. —_—" oo, Sere. Green, WRIST WATCH-—Toast. ‘vellow geld, in- | oe DEImar 068 1W (oot | your freight bills. Vs __freferences.” Rox M-24! sy , ] ) o ‘ . ’ " - ae me - a fF . _ . ee . { ) thony Brinkmann. and are, Mata Her- SC HLUETER—Entered into reset on Pa Rm M. M.. Chum movement, Grand and ods ~*s Ht plastering is not_expensive if eae | ee eh w ~~ ‘alte or maida” Oe rif 73 bel (nee rinkman), our ar brother- | day, May 18. 1926. at & ‘ Meramec, in the grating; reward. eer“) Sat DAT swt (cB) : ; Altres i Seer, cousin and uncle, aged j abet’ blueter tes Poommann) Sans | 6619 a gee “nee of repair work. _DETEC . So: ag 5 ay , geners al p a e.: Funeral Friday. May 21. at 8:30 lot here. rank H. Schlueter. dear mother | 1 WOULD appreciate the gentleman nd | coal avie all Lindell _ Seater 'EX-OFFICER WME. 4 : Jaenery -_ Sst ewe SSS mE font Roberta pariere. “ ions ¢ a. m., | ¢. ae Ntto Ziegengeist and Mre. Fred} ime my hat and umbrella exchanged in| PLASTERING—New or patch work: | shadowing, —- -- Ss - WOMAN—Sit.: day work. cleaning or buan- has a leeand to Be. gy = A 3 Churn, aoe —i Wu anne sister sister-in-law | rer at anem: Abatement tae ge R. | in St. Louts. >a cirolien 1842W. Mann ) at eld’ 87 =62. 819 Uue dle _washing. _DElmar e ‘ ! Uren, | nd grandmother A. last nicht. oward Duf-| rie ‘ “ _wW sundry © Interment at SS. P 1 | Kuneral ren / Hy | (5) | | Bie. » WOMAN—Sit.; cleaning lagndry work. by a: eter and Paul's oe. on egg ge RO 1 at 2 1D. ra eee R. oe zd and St. Louis. | TRAM {ING—ZLan ndscape grad ding. cg -excavAt- LADY does shadow! *e. ; o See: reference : colored Andel S108). CLABAven 7 patered into rest on Tuee-lgrrcin i St. Peter's Cemetery. - Stock | “ot gy BBE Og mE: SubdivieleD: SE: Gieoae max Jechotn. 4037 ‘Weet Pine. ; laundress “S3a2u ie Recor by a a 45 p. m., Leater C. | (c4) | number 170-130. serial number 31 "61 | ANYTHING in -cranttc wt a = ; Mabaugh, beloved son o ( ; ’ ty St.sol.| ANYTHING. in “granitoid. cement w —_— —— ' : heap. Wark Ciabauan. belored'aon of ida Taiacgh (nee STEWART Entered into reat on Tupeday.| model 08. dark. Blu pdr and black |" pore rrascnable. S717 &. 60th. HE ~ ion 101M sa irene . @ wow Ys ‘ ind : an “ . an a} “ ie on Saniee te ia es inte | our “dear father. in-law. ssh pC and : ley, 1214 Midland. Parkview 3011W. : phat vert Pp. m. Mary E. Coleman ( unera) Friday, 21, at SHOPPE I eeininied, (cS) a r yor i ’ foaris ‘tal a, ai nm (nee Met euler). froin remidence. , m. ; s 4 oF NG LADY , § “8 ; overs e of ‘ ‘ 4053" ‘ower G : | A TER EOR. inte 4 ; e i O Was ayon BAT | tear taeteloved wite of Kdward J. Cole’ | uo Valhalla. Cemetery mre ee ainting work evarasiced wt a 11 FE.MPLOYME F work ""Landell saat reo + pagel ‘ire ig ~~ Coleman, dear ‘Monga Me interna into reset on Painting 60. 2 Lincoln. Lindell 0565. A a ia . ) musa ; iule 4 Onga ay 17, 1926. at } BEAUTY {c80) d 3. Mister of Margaret Meas ley Se gy * dear | othy \ D. m.. Dor- PARLORS —— - “ee! ‘ i id re. 8. | iraseiman of 914A South Sar ——= a ea M prey, aad our ane F aunt ne Mireet dearly Seloyes daughter of — AND HAIR DRESSING PLUMBERS | | ' Ae op ate Gane (he reek ne © of her moth-| our dear ointa Viesecknan (nee S rey BEAUTIFUL permanent marcel wave, | p — sonhaitciteanesip | tt avenu i Friday. M ar giater, dear grandchil , PLUMBIN . id W should | d oT 1926 at 6:40 5. m. to mH “Y lin her aeventeenth + andchild and niece, | 10; day everiings. DEImar 3024. Tal- G Wt. Repatring. remodeling | HELP WA aa l h we iaunaer our rayon Xavier > tharek interment Calvary Cam | Funeral on Thursday. May 20, at 2 p.! bot's, 1221 N. Taylor. -Saaenaaet at ae ae Ones. 30) a BO th ae See etery im from ‘ a ; 3) ‘ work gone: old. new. ee if ay ot es frocks, underthings, ho- CONNOLLY Entered into rest sudd ~ | = ge hester avenge. Deces me py 4104 | HAVE the new Nestie Cireuline permanent owe Co.“ (registered). “Gland refereutes.* SUK HU bolt ae 4i a § | Chieago. TM. on 4 As wan iG ther = elping Hand of Centen wave. The Peauty Serret Studios, 3354 | — a eS eT: ae = s. m 134 lery women ask us, atop. mm. Be tha one il ‘ef * 8 y : — he Ti oy rs -- es reak them apart. Gently dip rayon up and Rages “Bhohardt” andr de erand, a | cers ING —comeeding, aad sae | CONS™RS “BELL, PRET Getssta hamig | caec and raninn ts oan Pe imother, mother-in-law sister-in-law : and i ais qe eras ; a. 7. % Z| - : ¥:. . — nabli ° Vi 0 to asr full | . down—just as you do silks—in the mild, *Pintral on “Bhomaay. Mey"20. at 1:30] BABY—GIRL wet poe Fat hee So or oh SE Lalaras | on RNG. Powe Pp. m., from Ziegenhe| ‘twee BABY GIRL Wtd—Small. to adont- oh’ ranitoid: db Se BUTLER—Sit. ; cleansing suds of Lux—so pure, so safe! For ' Bie Cherokee street. = — chapel, | ie brow n hair and brown eyes. _ 23 erry prick, buildings eee | ing away for summer. te L | Park. (e8) | ‘s st Dispatch. so cla L = | ___ Freight Forwardin CARPENTER—Sit.; ex your pro ction ux is sold only i in the fa- | VAGAN Departed this life suddenly on! BABY Wt smn ators, hot oer 2 years: CARPENTERS & k BUILDE ' 7m, y Leavi gS —_ RET Re eee = ednesda May 19, 19°96 on Wnt “- ». Bodhey. 686 | eueeraneeeeees RS re oO v Lo CARIPENTE Sit.: wants miliar blue a {gan of 3153 Sheridan aint Fa Washington. oo tsséAH) | BUILDER 6wants now, ! e ca Ing t. uis? __ Work. Cail Hiland D2 al n y mar usband of Margaret Fa “ beloved ae ee tion work by comt repair altera- SEE c “AR PENTEF 1. = Lever Bros Co ‘Camb id Mass. Ticuc). dear dather of Marr a. nee ~c atead COl fax 948: ract. 3634 -*. New- | ARPE R's HEL. ° op. rl ty gan, deat PERSONAL (C80) | perience: age 23° ge, rother of Mrs. James 0 CARPENTE M4! omt- ' M a , ( Laugh lin, Mrs. P + a“ a+ — i... ecTrcen cen a 49. Post Dispatch. | Micnael Wht, Phoman Paran andthe tuts | PERSONAL —Bliaabeth: Call ATwaier 00 | —eral repairs. Smith. Lactede O26. (8) | | FIRBPROOF. § CARPENTER's HEL i our Os rt? . pe. 2 ESE al se : | law and uncle. in his fifty- arin ee SSS gg Riverside e140, aterosene: MAIN OFFICE. 53D AND DELMAR. aftayrignce: age 23; ' © ' Ve ‘ ——_—-~ N I . | North rand ‘bouley gag Fo meage H s e COMING | EVENTS — CAKPENTER— Builder; frame buildings. | ‘rough _ on.t me cars. eauced irciaht | CARPENTER—© Sin | hater. wa , : | ANNDAT. ne ye es. ge rates; representation eve r oF new. ow a big new package, Bag Ee Baatne camah yt My | ANNUAL. spoglie excursion on para | MBmar Srwre "E“wSsty™™ 2 | Phone tor information Ment OBER Tea | Rimumeoen. ORs pangs , . auaepicea Cast “ : _ unger t CARPENTER Sai DER—Alteratl o | oo OMpron. HAROI ~ Entered aie ied May “30 - — oom. Thursday night Pairs: screens. Rockenatein 7319 a ARIE “7 t w Man M 1926, 1:45 ag Ke 8:30 p. m. Wo oer aoe av. wharf} chester, Hllend“@70@). (e}) | rair or new: i Harold, ee ed i of ie a ene P. 0 ul might for all.ic4) OARPENTERS—General buildi wan, | : WALL PAPER CLEAN’G, ETC Zimmerman, OG os rit GF pet brother of 9 se ed eee hour or nt reoaire: ACE Cleaning Go. 3 eles! Compton. — ris. and Fred Harold. and cur nor. ie ses wred 0’ ue pediment 4 pe SE i? eo BL] ¢ ARPENTER — FO! — Drither tmlaw and uncle, age 21 sears | Money wanted CONTRACTOR- BUTLD! Bild Bona. ALGO wallpaper i} 8675. {e68x) | anced good ree : uneral from the Leidner chapel. 2222 ileeenat tale or money te loan ‘ UTLVER—PBo'id Be paper cleaning: fooms, $1.1 work with tools. 4H. Asap St. Louis avenue, Friday. May 21. at 2 ' Post-Dispatch want pages houses. yy oy ttadelt M5524. 4151 nye ees p. m., to Valhalla Cemetery. tea) ol oe otfere. tions * clatonable trae. ode: ping. aiterge EXTERIOR. interior painting. paper clean- CHAUFP ECR —SF Fairview. LAciede 8519 BS, | ak 352, 0a!nt washing. John Kelley, Lin. , ub ssiOW. (c8)' dell B270R. Law. a retin:

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You on " oO is. a Fame a Je S. wor (c4 3 Cent Cin A. salesn 38 — gr 2 | 83 d a epi | py or Ph nS A Lucas, _ 4 Ex “all eat a ati 7d. re yy Pbert. mily Ape | Olive. —_ ion wi 16) —---—--- oler B. ex ops: ba ‘wait eee. ee i tikes Elmar | Tuer: DR bss ee o9 mi ruck. (6) ande expe e an R» i! Bs y work 3) sei mg en sman asaineton: rern St H nang B a ~ of ane fund GIRL - Ampiy Uni after and c (c4) ork ~~ enent aa se WO ve, ; ae - vmstat Ke: | ES Fe Fit Chae is Bits pee Aogt— S| asad sia ge heli teen Poh: sini ese we SaaS Tae oa ar, pots es (TE —- “2 __ be R ; hom : E et and ER niv 1K —Junic na as ate dies: ATO! ap ho egg - rot! DO es “8 at) > Cc 10 stil. ore 1 st siren) sIRL—\ 2 b1 upstairs: a —_—_) h rk: £0 achit ed, » | EN oo 310 rest ss e “da ae a RA vers ha uni al. a ae PLU TO T pp! ert with Ss ital siti ire tablisi O -0., n. Ov 0 ~ ot Ww aire: pc st ; nom «« nen ce. a ig le 1855. Ts PAT _LATN aL a sige soa — ees ity macys | at = a LU te LE THRRA ¥ dod work. eeu on De tablished aon Union er 35 a 2 Weetma =a 0.502 WOMA roe xet ny Webster te) ; all | 10 dir R 645. Fy. obtait E en DRESS nce "RE: dell rk or 8° 4 Tis Oli a Pen once Drug P sell. BER Pe fa READING | te "y mo aM it sa yermahent fina — T Year GL _ — ae ty 4 gO ay Om | ho AN— ni pain ook im 14> = ape rt ie aerate is al ao | Haste Sy Sila SCE en ae —axcais aay Safe ohss, ee [oar eg a eS ae 1 aon * ~ A a ATE ri, cars a RES neri x. on 2 arc a 3 N M x CTS ring la per, ead se cail GR ~ 3 R ‘ith itN s ‘gan ] in liv 4t ‘asa 6a n- P 6 “4s { 3! ma! Whi e, Ouse e. riwv : in in ¢ fc 17 h } 13. — n d: FE N ae | 1 L ma cSs len or 217 Hor i, IUSEGI hit ewo 341. 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LeRoy men Gy LDY a RT old igati bE LA CHAS 4 Wa _refe for erman invalid _ niv M + A. 10n we t n 'S} ract._18 pref per a hus ey LE ey. . ple ‘for = FO ork me ttaw rB ollo Ot GIR FC m of 3 r di ply eae u men alk P pew . 4 ~ all _ nee ge eet Si A? th. Vh 18 1Ok WO AO Ra lenced: hel: (c s SME aon a ney fast R fo nt wa luff, Je win 3905 F a rest ont a irec SALE: thw t 2 onda EW riter all : ork : Saat. 4 ss e G ocates , ew elie ime girl: we colt 5 ey etric Wit) ndu sale ters OR _Railw $9 ene ew n; @ ea = a 405 aa RVI ulred d su Ark n HOU rere 300d 357. Bi all (ec) LES SW aon Bell rvi er i MW ITE c 4 : . HI. = ma. — dow it uaran Wom. aitre S Box wit would 1 yItax | — RDWOO on. hc strial. Ser ; steady sti -KER =i ling on : lers ame “ . rime 2 to roe ee iow —/ OPO! ars. oven A CAD CA 4 IN Pp dent erm rediendas xpe GRa or ic LES 41 $o50" per - JVANTE (e3 LT ns aes KT atl x AN- lau Germ _ Call girl st-D am- | -! ee er © a > WAN Texas ke | ie See IR ar oes a0 WAX LIT ash abil (cl) SIN REDS ERS __| How an. Qesd ye nd 2260 ne eee oT state eS) L. : _ Smi EL = L es. lle S ndry rma r DE wa a 4 rin 4a = : — as p- | all. 34 She ng t we al enc oot ex n: N—Te_ G AN N a ity oT “Fa 1 SON SE GI} ay nd ed, 226 ral fia ¥. IE ow : h DS eel | ais ae a washing. ger. Sast ‘Pagar isl? | saaioke ase pare rama ae ence marca experienced Fe ea oa SE pl Plies CERE SALE gg 10] Ze ai We “ooking 9a 4 Spout acirers| =—=| * ee ve ell 7; ( I & day: a ‘DE “ork i ee ” | ice a usi CHE ° i A | __ ences MAN S Lon act ea rike rs: | SS . C and c Ca St. sal av T any Fou re h ay. no ] r ory und AD Ae ng M n all xe if it ra RE 10 Oy ~ ref it. - “in .& ros v — ' nu’ b } ness EN -— I- ' SO of AN st ure nal e SA es errit Bee nd: > _Lo e . e JE H 32 rsy n; ite: 5! aun en- j ww erw IES r fo P * 31 ‘ AT NA 3 TA er a iar fa D av uae. 3 t. uild x7 (" 7 LD A a ae a TR qu xX- LE mae ito la o. 6S ant ar. - upper sto 5 R . nable. B oD ae our GTON rmioaL F WOM are a. “1601 a 5 “Reteren = “anna : esting how t fev La gies a ie s 14th hae MES i cpnnat a quick, are ait es in og ‘ mais yaa Se salesia “who opening — 6th and os ” AMERIC OUR [PRICE £3 we a ON NES RIT y AN T IN . wo) chan be ith ong. ons . ¥ pa MA d guir tme ree. 1 4 i ea av 1p t} 1T cient Ww Y Seen (EMpr I N ARI AN YMEN ST aicn TE K. ow ucts paren me oe peat song ES) et-Dis ren pnet i ti , Ww yrds sale: = a! rete undsy. enced « ce; 1. “ie | ae Al 700 HIN USE } : ma romete : W YME! YouNG ke ae 3597 Th la ne. | INSURA ED iis- al Ne BUSI Pp ‘CE ply is C} on °117 rent ur smer We atch. firet le “+ ogg wn to-e ave ex mer ? . rough dry $98 6 " Sund: | BOX Do ALL LAR ACH LD f new. eling A i NT } F keene B king ured und Oe an 2ND 8 eee AS TID at ¢ ew. go ey ot te = and 3 ek a letter. ame oas cor ect iwi ni), dry h a Bel ce curt ay |W lan A IN F- w. kh (oa@ y ee L ox oO ay ry |% R AN( JEN ANE I Ss TEEPE Also ¥ au. o sank I Ss sa i figs ; le e tt npl itiv ith C ES— |_ Cho cl d 1. curtail c) OM . on D Oo N E . Re 38) fy E YOu ner. LADY M-S1. ch 8 oF | ENT E AG CAPS 8 1S pla EEP p no 1 Ww ra in. ty a bee o Box xce err! et es. Ms at —C “houtea eck niga alas on ak _ POST- a toe lia — | UN itd 1, ous LIN 7 OP} AI AP NI) EXP TOC nt: ER- orth agor oa ltera $573." Py pp! tuick urr peni - ox ( pt rite . ed igio olie athe au. er. end ~ ns. e 5-45 ow A n FU AL citable | D eo G I A24 Sit. Post .e — MIT ED. Hi BSG ; MANAGE Is ERI- IL $20 0. > Yo _of M ’ au tion co. ogee y A se! openings _ fed ar a f orial our Rid us n en “+0 Mor dr nome (ce) Na al vea ttre Isp TO.- - s 4 sees nd | * unt sAD Cor wit -Dis ork; | T SH -D ICH a NAG Yy ¢ NO ir MA Mic oung exic impers. — {ec SALE on - La uto llers Ins for 2 =o! e I ew as ~ ecoa LA _£F —— ilies It wan yhou oe ra. ctive ATC H EA fe BA a 7 Y—+ e h pate An BON HE erie BUT + EF F We oe de KEI hel, . o, M rs. - to t H. R | KE mM ogg We Si rat child. 3 -_i oD othe a tat pt Oa Sh ay ose. ep d R— ae 0. A a sag st. or D Fm coon ity ] Vv earb gnm ' ES— a ne fe au jf! ee bas te a utu ee R—B&it E LI rk; t. 76) JM GH MUS i Y FOR lA F . TOO ra H is n: (¢ a serett ge os or ri rie eS re rDy e axel c ey ity: ur ne | ng: tio cade in ve! re fe N, ndell- 1 ex us ) y ji 4. t © c ec J ry ON ND EN IL! RM oer ock or ea r fa Re! ape ini tur us: ood _— ree ‘ition. S. and R ork e re | ra a she iain a NV. — elj 4 xnerien o. h Natio Fr or site ee Fen x M- 23 COUN = 0 OIN cpa E PRE Js we A co WA ma oom r ar m m r ing: ng ed; or c n. i. S ock. mp n 8 ti n ¢ rt hou! A 627, pea z na | to re f | ae lleg EFPE 163 XxeS. TAN N ER. ater N RE ES mABe: N- ST EAP 1 o ‘ground Bi ont RI ex and “ ir p har 406 I : . L J are oa a Id-es ours: fob 0) SSE ak for ‘ ey) we co ve ts sa Sea Post Dis —Sit. £5 ax HA . UM MBER oN PH K ED per ¢ APE 3107 nd b job; hele, _ tof) A celle bac . & character, i will 1 0 ef- ae rund Aral a tabl “perm pif RS ak for 3 “t " appea : A ; : : N E NT OT rout. r cle ER _Lo ts gis m ,;8 a eins te 3, | eu ul = will Pat Tig ish | LAD or or ‘- : Mtn. Fx nection, eae ace Dispel wits. " D | L sh oor Ds ae cR A Oo R WAL ean : oe cus d. ala iddi SAL ade pa yor is act - = int Ss te ety ig > ¥ ; Th tio ery ed y and Mr ne : 4 pat AN and wor —Exp BO DI IF L aner?. RA t. A ry $ e ES Bl y: 1 u pre th iv ov erv] rr in no vea be en n $6. d nf} | SOL i. ary 38 AND ( ailws a $1 EPER— MAN 1206 fran em ee ro 3 ter. Un expe KING se ha . ANE y. 7 ME eaten 54 on asonab sales onan ion } - E rep | relia’ at es oa e a S { t. i¢ ng ere ost- onsitel aro 4 " SH ime, DER ay E 30. + ae S. — xpe reed eed al ic) | ¥ pnion. riet G .M nd ad c = ed) | T¢ HAT N— tile draw time ly men, ] : se "9 s} are s| 7 tabi ith and w off ? A ;« -§ it k 17 — x B Bakery 0 _ we rien cwa é vooD) ced: Ac f Ps = c H Co in Dp n i a sn d _The e ou t ages. er si] = ae Louis? CARPENTE - “Tana ant 3s pete pt teed ee Bak | ae A pk ahdeven ie Ses Patsy pes G MACHINE, ME | pe ae PERE eee en — er. to] =n « _MISCE WwW’ rable Seiki J a vera he 7¥ 1g ma EK— eull a will identi 4 eran (EC Disp ~ yet ——Ma wa 00d. AX AND i's. 7 “and ae wind lw: oo NG work: ions (e) | The NT ESS ine rit ks.” ( pon on RB L 7319 3: — — Ronagl | NEW L r ‘ PE: int _fummer. I with: P id " EC ispe ot ere; tha x 376. WIFE. eif nd Door went e of MA Must | MA 3: TR SAT ret fe ervi WwW wn ; - | depart AU. 9» perienced to nal | ~ s SP La TANG wor er : ; UToO ‘HA 4 teh he ° 1 fe? MA ) und ive 3 A HEL — , a op ee new ” ze ashe AIN Au CH Poa Ind tc ¢c8) xD De belo ang rk. gene I N _ Also Som B and mo- ) full in © ts gy T- r OF v g.! nan iT a he > mn M ced. peta 40) e ‘a or —~ ONC LLAI ~~ Cu ‘vor ty sone RPE ont age a and | ; work. r T to C ANIC! ust M erien ing es UNG MAS -For e ex ox R- hert | +o: fh ay thy . ISP TO be ent eS) » ar - AID- Li irs Lt ce jh ~ 4 si RETE N St rry : — ex ENT Di 23 RS — - tron com SH at 1C—Exp rial 7 at and Dres St x rrand b (perience af ee is Pgwted Fl At ALE r,n Cc ire e Sl era —£ nde wor 2 Os des bu | pete MIX EOoUS me, Paper nl SG ss peri E jana toh. w eg —_— 455! bi OP Hi 231 Ex; —wWi ir ti (co : atle at Fi Bf nee 4. lon Bago te == h CH. B- 9 on to sin — apa nf sis xpe nal ANS- 22 soto : CAR Post- - HE! ate Z EC} Delmi iS i. erienced. 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LABS. an Ge: _. ’ Cc AR TLON, an. ge 622k CT, % Ba. 5 - is’ © ft Nas LCs} or You 2:3 F ork: Ver ad ary ex- OUN st st Me and > te - _1 et requ furr illin de. ex as | W or ne ter W aw d: ans st For fg ampbel! u “CO 512 —I ‘ . oe pF GR day ud Iw ide. Bi } rack h i; must R- ier ng. riacon g _s vy ex- o G MA |. Lo re. cloth 0 gs a wen isit 1 ¥o gnes elop 7 ; E. w - ‘ Vilb ay f refé iat nid uF | PA re slore. Mi ns . fer, ENT and or od mee E ust iE s. ry st 387 ful at goed Foes a. 2 MAN Louis. Co., ing wor SAL nd a ur 8. in din rif NU liber J or Ten wit = aes & Giidd 3 nails anh; iin , hn K paper uw ee =k Fo abr: ponani~ ge i“H nes LPE ice MAN ‘. P ing rong a D or tc) alar) desi | ws 11° ator -k Tn _ESM Inve and i time enth to @ gz BI e. st sum crea h “% und rt _—, ~ ite #40 en 1.50 «2 si ~ ae f 6) = cles ork d and rer : te reg a ANI s Cc -RS— (e3) - ie ront- ene . abo ay sale lerte y en re tt f you ha Ce e. Ap if eae 12 you inte usi x- | 5 I LACK wae A s, 4 mer req' ouse ry. rice We o a Fr se amed y. ——e F, ry f ; CF leari T ed) re h i war u Be on Bld a » I ou Mlinevi co- oan i; meri 2. to as AL { KS Ber “ if 38 lired w 4 ran see ma Janet ang a ith tole. REMAN S rare aco ts igi’ Tiss at ei rch owt 38 ves sei OUR ME “commission. have wale ro 5x Kiet with ie teak money ee te otel Sta SHAW Sones ceva ne wig = r= - make sales, Same : m f a 5 mt c rs. n aan r 6 it em t —_— - n © a veaperten ORS. = oseisi Gray Biase — care : must rr = ” AppIs making. in — for FauUNG MEN—18:20. vs bol i 35] in "vours JW. 15 Buder ‘Say oe ott Now © calli ther. 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Pet ti Ae ti EO — ee ? ‘ » pars 32___post-pispatcu a g5-7O SELL THAT USED FURNITURE, offer it through these columns."6g _-—"“"*S=nsaiw=!9 MAY 13. ia ia HOUSEHOLD GOODS FOR SALE) _+t HOUSEHOLD GOODS FOR SALE _::_|_:: _ HOUSEHOLD GOODS FOR SALE . — ‘ | WE FURNISHED YOUR MOTHER’S HOME |" C d MAY HOUSEFURNISHING SALE OF " soto San | (GOOD. FURNITURE) | wit NOT LET US FURNISH YOURS WITH ALL NEW : - RECONDITIONED FURNITURE ae is ek Se ee | | FURNITURE OF THE LATEST DESIGN? , ; FS ur Low Prices Make Home Furnishings Easy | | C4 EVERY DAY IS SALE DAY AT SEE OUR BILLBOARD BARGAINS SPECIALS FOR . SPECIALS FOR . | crevir JOOMIOENIX FURNITURE (Oa trectment ING CO)) Ee TERMS 1226-28 OLIVE STREET | to All iD X ~ EXC HW ‘MANG N CES E S T O R E oa G vlacick Cornee 7o°0 7094 Hudson. Coach, $560 is one of the finest built care in 5 lest Save if you went @ fine tale ons os et Rn Pc it in a min- LEM, 1035" N. Grand, ’ THIS WEEK | THIS WEEK Quick Mea}, all-white ename!: ~ — re if ¥ : 3 ides of “ do od ” . - . _ , a =r 1 a al eee ww s . ralets > . RN RN REEL ES TICE Etat teem. eRe ath. Be Se 2 ’ : ’ OR eRe SS Ok EN (TRS BF ORS ar 25 “ ae a. ath asl - CEE vale ~ het See ents - mi ‘ eg a ~ a ots a - ith ok wieue..d = tet + ¥ t . — ¢ Filo » ~ . ¥ . w . —™ & Meion ” = a. a , at saan i ailienaeagel tec & som = pra ved a ora ee ee pe BST ‘ 7 opr >t “i es ae Be Ea FR yea ee te % i3% ni by : > : . 2) eo ee Ts m 7 , > . a 7 ¥ é . bt . >. = ES GAS RANGES 22-inch oven below the 6 } . > burners: I&-in. side oven and == rma egal ance ree: bone aah neg ch ar er-7 | ) = ¢= thoroughly recondition al . 4 gshington. DElmar (145 BABY CARRIAGE, ¢ li — Sasa T cluding bridge lamp, goss 219 it ip og ee $125. Must be seen |_ terns a .. . $39.76 a. Easy Terms. fees oe SOD hao tom = = Easy Terms, Fee y 4095 CHUMMIEST COACR SEVERAL R 1 ne HIE ee o be appreciated. Oxi elvet; new pat- 7 er LENS RS ANNE SO ANABAENA TIEN — nn od ‘qpotor and tires: terms. trade, KUHS EASY TERMS EE eghoweuet oy atau celebrated White Frost, in pe Spoons od ni See 3 a s = F = & BABY STROLLERS TT a a ce eseseitnstaaehaseasionenenes : 8-Piece T udor Design Dining-Room Suite ) mS) 9) WS i CHINA CABINETS : Beyer shone $8.95 ——— PSSST HS Ee toe weet $650 T $10.00 ier | EASY TERMS. — . . = passenger enecial coupe: com- call will convinre vou | lete; greener. dining table poe chairs; | WHY _PA AY BIG BY Exe Stices | Yy OUR pore wrehine SALE Se = ee SSS CS - x [— ele ecu! at leokes Hike new: trade. ’ BROS., rug. 9x12. DElmar_ 5380M. sit) PRIC ES? OPEN EVERY NI = sit ee KT HS-RUICK _ 2837 N. Grand. (eT?) 311 8. 14 DAVENETTE SETS - INN TO Is AT RD “vs — _ 7 i rty é . *,@ ° OME a mg —. “er ot) | ak or mahogany: been renovated The Best in Reconditioned Furniture ee _ sad = [and upholetered almost new: will sell at S) | * ONLY ONLY O a BUICK COUPE | = | LEVY BROS 0 . — “ - = ; e . ows 4 1 ee 2 ; rH y 4 DAYS ITR BEST OF FER I 18 | 4 DAYS | & 4-passenger. 4-cylinder. = METAT BEDS | Hi «6 311 S. 14th. Dc NUS 1b) RUS) il MORE $!.3-Rooms Furnished Complete. ... MORE . : ‘brakes: original ate Ge pnd Sg y\ AL | ot) (05) At Aj “har burmpers. Boyce motometer with ' U ; r t rc 4 2 $7 50 | DINING- INGROOM SUITES one walnut, 0 { Gas Ranges, good condition. ... .$32.50] Baby Sulkies ................ $7.50 pare ye ee oe 35 9 » tea roureit out tooxine M Hi T ) Davenport si : Splend two-paasenge ee 4366 Forest "Park bi bl. | Vv 5, Broadway. (e368) iI ome here and 9 6 apes of the itt] i W ALIKIER o ARMS RONG ‘ al price % . rs re gee all equipment; LRA SET—With scarfs, spread. cur- | — ,}||; choicest bargains in St. Louis at ||| 3- Parl , igit Sa st aly. tains, wicker rocker. table: exceptionally DINNE || prices 25 per cent cheaper than the ||!|/ {1 > aa TePNTOUL . —- | piece Mahogany Farlor Suite. Original K Sale pre +-°*" ae .. w VEST SIDE BUICK A Co.. rood Or guest room - S85. Forest 8719) | With every Broom gute 4700 50: $3 \ " ag ote — ge es you it | ( OMPLETE HOME } if RNISHERS 1306 OLF\ E or. a nin $68. Sale ated ** at i $34 eal e “ma “ * ehted aad med seh c . ww: consisting ef Uvine’ | wi amaz at our large stock | { -Piece American nut Bedroom Suite. $98 7s \ = : —-—— = || and Kitchen: al ng room. bedroom ||f) and che | | ¢ 75 PIS. ph: er - : also floo |}, aD ap prices: all we want is | Original price $149.75. Sale price ...... enogTa P BRASS BEDS or eo ore 30 a ‘se WE istenee it oS ane to xe an 30-60-99- it oe og a Tabic. Original $9 7 Gee original = “Uelen-Ht-daed Used Ques? nxn av. Open 1} — —————————————— = oo price GG. Gee WOOP 4. cs bece deeds big satin in 4d FULL SIZE, nings.—_CEntral 9764. (2B) |||, Hilt i} Extension Dining Table. Original price. $8 75 poe, Se. eee ee wou ICK 4-PASS. COUPE $5 00 N Di ri L NG N BROS ny Hh AUCTION tH eee. Sal wl. 66+ 0keccocaubdearawesss -40 fae a eee NZ ee. ane ae ee who trades w ANGA)} ° | — the ag SEVENTH AND bi Ge STORR, S IMIng Hu 18th and Washington. (¢5) |!) ; |’ OF Serving Table. Or- 2 Fiber Rocker. Onseinal pee = y the’ rhe A T STS HL Wi iginal price $24. $1) / e264. Gale. eer’ * 5 - 7 terms if you = eS = Room Suite SS R R | * ee ee e A i | At F t p € he gn gay ee 2 pve Oag: high oven:| | FU NITU E | : : : E = Leta nant ae Lal a - t in: excellent condition: a/| || | a9 : } — actor | real batgain, Call 300 X. if Ai pny —— u £PC. BEDROOM SUITE |Ill| Wwe just coerce co ance ices |; weal_pargam. Cail 300 N. Grand, eS} |! THURSDAY and FRIDAY, 9:30 A. M. || Cuirlag & Ginm Gs a R.. BED, rq TT ONIER || suites from one of the lead - heater attached: wicker chairs. tea « ue ‘Ll LENGT H VANITY, | Grand sapide. which we oan, Byeiy yd = {reser ,and_chitfonier. 5985A Min | Note the Dates and the Hour ' Ninth and Washi t ese «u ; ' : . . 79. a0 | $285; 66-inch buftet Taree obtons extensioa ‘GAS WATER HEATERS—HL MPHREY | This sale includes a very large assortment of the finest furniture ever ng on w SY TERMS |table, canopy-top china cio set. 5 chai We will geil this week only 50 Hum- |! thrown on the St. Louis market, and includes everything used in the fur- BARGAIN BASEMEN erica” ons: — UNION'S XCHANGE STORN, | ead ‘hest chair, beautit ully upholstered; jphrey 25-fuot copper COll tank water heat- nishing of the home, hotel or rooming house. Don’t fail to attend. Please : : T F opi 4 HEVR SEV ENTH AND MAREET STS. |} | mahogany drawer bottoms. dustproot con- jere ue tee ; _visplay room. 11 N. Grand | ~=inote the change in time for beginning the eale. —— perce Bh kk Sample and Reconditioned an of : _ won tree: ro tree: ¢ PUrest Lele Pre 9 pi y pay big time- payment prices ° , iS iY) > 4 Re stering. Original price Furniture i P we Re mato - eae =) gee | A. A. Selkirk Auction & Storage Co. S86. sae 99.85 EASY = a 023—Chavrolet coupe, $60 down. 1 ne NY eeee $179.00 GAS RANGES - ‘ - : ae ss ceeee . SY TERMS. : ’ 4 Latew—Hudson coupe, int down. Wood BEDS Blue and gray: side oven and eevreral | 1808 Chouteau GArfield 8897 — ee ——————— en ; ) t~— ete er ape 2 eeceenenceeee ; oe ee _ — ‘3 NUT_ FINISHES, ii ‘LIBRARY TABLE or living room. s ite | dining-room bedroom, kitchen outfita, a og mm vial ond Guten: |. Mortgages refinanced; ma 925 CHEV. ‘4 $79, 50 i ee hand-~ eee : = used; from 4 MASY TERMS. MW] | value;. must ‘be seep to be appreciated: |{/\| condition held every Thursday at 10:30 a. m. wat || ==! AUTO APPRAISAS, 4 = oo oo mye j URION'S EXCHANGE STORE. = |ji/{ other furniture. __Fvem_ 87195. ic76) | OUR ENTIRE LINE OF NORTH) | | Chouteau av. MACHINERY JEfferson_O738. . a SEVENTH AND MARKET STs. |||) LIVING ROOM SUTTE—? piece mohs_r: STAR. CORK-LINED REFRIGER- A. A. SELKIRK AUCTION & {Tj IR | ; ne =n jj} __like new; bargain. 290) Dodier. (ext)! + ATORS, FLOOR SAMPLES, RE- | STORAGE CO., Auctioneers. | WJ i For Sale For Hire if : - ———— | LIVING- oh 37 rt Gravois ~~ bed | DUCED 25 PER CENT. _ ores ld 8807 c70) | | ‘5 2 pers acme ae FOR aie “4 aan’ rs of ba vos {¢c ' — — —— aitiiatacitetiiiaaale p) - TY . i ra * - 4524 DELMAR BLVD == —= || Edw. A. Langan || ) $25,000 NEW BELTS | =a a od! ie te, Renee 4 il pal! 4( se ; : — = i ¢ at rivate ALS }); M , FOR aiRe New 1 %-ton LS , : oe i agick sale. F ~ lauate: i “| tifal Livi ing-Room Suite, also oe “gr ' Becta are | et: " "By fren suring. repairing and ine | att. amaan | I CO, S007 Locum: : WALNUT BUFFET | pairs: beautiful, new. POrest 87193. suites to be fi led with new cotton and (|_| SPRINGS | Dining-Room Tab] P | Odd Mahogany Dressers and ALINE. eme Electric Co.. 221 Market. | ALL autos bought, sold: a ; OLE COU PE. Tg | (c76) | Moss and sold on money-back if not gatis- ne tl @iieken es ee ee ‘hiffoniers, D Bed Pi | (680; | _ Klink, 3605 S. Grand. Views C ' | fied guaranteed. FULL OR TWIN SIZE. || Chairs. Cash or E-Z Terms. Chiffomiers, ay eds, £1- ALL AUTOS. for wree 3a - car was formerly owned b $19.50 | — if | $1.00 | ra '#) anos, Breakfast Sets, Odd $)}| | 4319 Easton. Lundell 736L. 2 Louisan and ae = PASY TERMS. | EXTENSION TABLES 1 4 Months to Pa \V at | | v NION ¢ EXCHA? GE STORE ate wa ) RO IMIS. $124.50 nM Chairs, Roekers, Oriental and : f : AUTOS Wtd—To buy. all : Bs "he ny - of care; anenen EXCHANGE #&TORE i} ROUND STYLE, ie ; r 1 VENTH ANis MARKET STS. [Rt $1.50 Weekly is oh Domestic Rugs and other de- sf | AUTOS Wia—_$ : . —— eee s then i ete AND MARKET sTS. | _ bs | | SSE = Se . Z ial sirable household furnishings | A UTOMOBILE ash. Monarc | | $5.00 ns Cash Spa | VACUUM CLE ANER--Hoover, $29: latest Furnished comp lete: 7 ey S iUTouoliule Wits : UNION’ Ss EXCHANG s STORE ' | m c ca “ta ai nes = ‘ S VENTH OND MAP SORE | re _-. weir } the iin’ Ss aly. Cc ‘ail Seikan IN F [\ E MINUTES , = 7 4 . AR LET £18. | PURNTTURE 3, Meo good ‘ indies on. | KE FRIGERATY PS. ; a) hinds 2 ia "7 — e 8anN iple, ls - ike ey very chea ’ \ ~ G ro field & 897 or evenings Cbn?t ‘ral iW). +4. No eden ‘ 500 U SED ¢ CARS Ww : wetence “Fm - - is. —~ ROR». Cas or time eehan Biectric, JULS ' - . rs ' a . en a Metropolitan Storage Co. 3950 0) Fi avois, *~hone LAciede { (amy iil ls by : yor axe: —____{c58) | — - te ys? RE—Beautiful living 3 room, 1, din. ir “te8 %) | es a a oF AS — 2s — ty IS ‘T HE TIME TO it CARPETS—Furniture: bese cash prices [ring your title. get your money $50,000 CASH © feet; bedroom. 5219 Cates ATER SATE hatantaneous, }igm- 8 : Kapian's, 1437 Franklin. CEnt and drive away, all in five minutes. Must have 500: nay $50 to PURNITU wears REFRIGERATORS ___phrey; cheap, Delmar 2030J (e768) REFURNIS 1 | aie. Cumtral 1886. Everything private and confiden- Yj "82 any other dealer in St, I CHIFFOROBES me by No investigating among your }/ Y th i, MOTO vc ‘ plete line o ed; cheap. 180) damogt y ° . . rineratne “ es s ends or empl ; ~. SEVERAL FINISHES. PU RSTTURE-015 Finney: 6 rooma: fur.| /aska and Belding-Raii refrigerators, 20 WRINGER AND BENCH $3. carp” YOUR HOME | CAbar + Se70.~ ord Storaay. Moving Be | We will pay off old loans. Bal- fh! : $19 75 | - nish fiat 3 t. 3 rooms, ._ rented — reasonah! e. ad bar ae. ego. capacity: -aoeor front aweeper, $1.50; pictures. 13] > vee Extrac d ae 7 Vv; ' | : —— penning Bete ances at finance companies how | ae ooae Chae lites RNITURB Living room nani Se cane leer NEN capacity $32; 100- sipp. io) i} oe eOramary) alues Are | |, ny Be kinds ntust have hanced on lower payments and more #), BUICK—Coach. late model. Om Coupe, 1945. $100 down : Hi ou: Catppewa. Leaving cit , Being Offered This Week :|)||| mane you ‘ma betore seinen one kane a ney advanced. Lowest rates in }j)| ish: perfect condition: exira a a “hers, Eeee, SEVENTH eR Se TORR tii ih New Dini Sif ne =e spa naington. FOrest 8952. eh, ye | trunk. heater. pamper, S495) § — AND MARKET &Ts. t Eos FURNITURE — Seerything; bende: "a ¥ AweW ; ining-Room Suites Recond iti dG s anne =o = aa one econ ae . ~ whee and friendly treatment Ivcust. Newell's. 3422 i ™ —) lone | for all kinds of househnid guede.. tern oe; if CHANDLER COA nei nee. — te 7 | }} ture, rugs, contents of flats. pianos, bric Y ig oa rs Se. with mattress, 4247 FURNITURE—Dining-roc. pren yy : hascein: on 4524 NID 10) lS for Used and Old Sty le Suit ui urniture Coonan io ti > te ris Rw. A lA fe. 2. ont” tal Wal, ae geen '. tra ehaira. piano. 4037 WwW si Spies jinin suit ; ™ — : ' ao ction o . cas o te 4) bera rma ™ ~ ms: . 8250 — - || Ttntiell 4617. Mao omenea (c57) buffet. ‘oblons ‘al ~" 2 “chaire an nd a in Cash or Terms BEST a for household foots uf any { Y | 6916 Wed ae ated | =e oe terms. Tevis, vue air. im tape . of . 2 or description, must have | “ines, | WALNUT CHINAS rend eehaeperien Api see’ r, rooms: : hin se 30-60-30 Days Hi eee TR. a ae i) Finance Corp. ae tier e late 3 $19.50 Ld" Newberry mk a DID : Considered Cash ii =n 900 LBS. | of old feathers: gay, 30° to Capital $250,000 i o- terms. SON : bil - for old ones onta e i- a = ‘s rans noma: up to date: dav. Ty N ele Orsi iD | Golden Oak Buffet, Table and Six | 4426 Page. DEimar 0863, CEnteal 4561" BID N. ‘Grand ie ‘CHRYSLER 6 6 COC EASY TERM Boss. —. u- OSB ORS Ripe Oey: 29-78 | (c8) cry FF 1925. in origina) finish ‘AND MARKET STS. : "9 eet B18 719J. (c76) Complete line of Leonards. Alaskas. 4 5 Za jis ( oe om ( bak ‘Buffet Ca wae we oe — 4. ; ) hol n x sh ¢ : $300: can Fent flat $23 50. | pans: Hall. Our prices are right. Cou ~ R BLVD | — OPI cw rips cat res ||| ARE YOU SELLING | ouT? e ———— mene I |} s pt. ten | oo pe ee ae | ~ ; (c57) Day-Bed and Pad oe eg $9 28 He I will buy ur furn contents j LET HUBER BID ON YOUR CAR Used Car_l™ | aie i| FURS FORE Con nna ot 4 rooms. 4 LANGAN BROS.. | REAUTIFUL Simmons single bed and iron Beds, full size. |||) (§ 95 |||, fate GOLDB SERG. BERG. Lindgl 6 646, (55) oy s G. M. BERRY. INC. | ; e ' : avase ~ J - ‘ ’ . eed } cy B.~ a Piano. at a bergain. f cs st ) springs. $15. Cal PArkview 328° brass Beds 500 , | CASH WAITING. 2601 LOCUST. (c77) | 2978 LAUT. “ERM : Bit “Lae Sa es ted) | ISTH & W ASHINGTON (ei 6 ‘ ‘ ‘ONTENTS of fire rooms. al lao f ~~ Th oor ne Rab ae & arriages. $35 Oey alue. s a. 73 ; : ESSEX—1924- ae . “— BN ITURE—Al moet new: pDeautifal | me: to —— — ' Bre Scand * 2 Clayton. Fine re ee | ! FURNITURE ist SEWING MACHINES $75 gown: trade. 5 __ 3843 astm suite: rc te.: ch , ‘ee aa. sm JUN "neue it wir = Hail ™M N : pans ot : verse arre amen) | Paying tenanta are quickly found yo BS el udes furniture, E xX CH ANG et sg aati Mi Misamalnps te) | O EY TO LOAN “eten-Ptertordd Uh ; ; -- r ae _— . ; ’ ; a seat Dew cbeap bedroom. ‘through Post-Dispatch wants. Phone | Sttiner Furn sure ce | 136 S'S, Groadwar E Pil be eas = MOTOR—Cheso. | oN AUTO | 1925 ESSEX COAG ately; fiat” fer sale. your want ad or ica % } 9 rr rkview : ° age | corner Wise, 7800 was saa fomecadiee druggist. on Sone Le EAVING CITY. nigat ny remem i| Bt elie whe ashington SINGERS—$10 v up: fingers rm fet. $3 per a | St. Louis Discount Co. dition. for the re : ice prices, 2112 Forti S ay. ied) —-— SS 1H) mon FOrem 5850. 5167 ieee. Lowest Rates Conafidentail aga Act @& ~ | fet) 2677 Washington (eS4) | NORTH SRaNcH. 2729 5.

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i WEDNESDAY, MAY 19, 1926. WEDNESDAY, 5 FOR SALE ®¥-112,814 AUTOMOBILE Want ‘Ads last year—41,768 MORE than the THREE other St: Louis newspapers COMBINED. 8 ; ee ae So ———_— ROOMS WITH BOARD—West AUTOMOBILES URNITURE STORE $1.00 BEDROOM $79.50 meatal | F. our-Pie Baty Terms. ee es For sale +d — Ton: $305 1925 ESSEX ters *s For Sale _ cy inder secre Touring Cars For Sale "Ueber-Pbedaed Used (ars* FORD—“Roanich CHUUTEAU, J, 4360A—Room ay board uct |g tieman: conv jen EASTON. 20-—S neatiy -—-— rooms, le re pears ycung cmoleres Apple bo on. rest 4697 uth room, a ENRIGH atS—Lares ~ ey beds; excellent a. _ 3301 Washington bh FORD— Roadster: 2. California Top Moon This 7-passenger touring. r for @ large family or excellent mechanical! Worth 7 Hodson ( ‘oach, $560 beg on each ‘Ca ETZEL. 556 361A——Rooms with or without board: an) a Page car _ a 5 oN iaTON. ‘ Large autifully KE ane 6101 — Loon room with Pm ~ ideal oo Be conveni- ent. cars: aplendid meals: two sates or cou employed. FUOrest_ 2727. terms WEBER'S SOUTH PRANCH., : it you goon a fine "li grab it a a min- vate fomity, + LIND&LL, Newly decorated; excel- SMOBILE os PASSENG GER TOURING 1 8-cylinder car was bition: has extras, a classy looking ra large wr Broadcasting WEBER-PLEDGED USED CARS built especially for aah 1925 LAT DATE FORD C COUPE Pe irestone balloons: "FORD cou: . : excellent om ~~ 4 P x ladies meted) MAPLE, 5452—Room fof 2 in ly furnished residence; cellent beard; — —--s =~ desirable neighborhood ; Hodiamont cars. MARYLAND, 4324—Rcoms adjoining bath; prutaeen exposure; £00d Meals; reason Here is a snappy sport car, in the very pink of condition, with k if BED SPRINGS Full or twin size, excellent tires: a foe tor $60 FORD DEALERS. Jeffe rson. Open nights and Sunda/s. orl ‘Wodemn Are Much Better Than speci al 4-paassenger: MARYLAND. 4346—Southern room. excel- pons meals; gentlemen or employed ry Die. fect ‘in every respect, is Only $650; open evening. oe NASH Co., 3000 Loc loth dae: wheel, FORD—Roativors — repainted ‘and guaranteed: a and will serve as Cheap New Cars! —and furthermore, no other used cars are quite as good. I REAL SACRIFICE AT $450 _ While » they last. lock _steering wheel. built and newly everything : $495. painted and over- in ent ot Saal ot or terms. painted. neat cove OVERLAND oS ERS . Open nights and Sunday. “FRANKI IN ROADSTER — used by elderly gentle- -man- and never "defven fe “SUITE Walnut finish, PACKARD Twin six padway.— m special bas set headlights: awand de mechanical pomaten. Jewett 6; newly a ee ee spare rig mo- RUOM—Alttractively furnished room wa 2 rl Chr vsk T, 1925 $39.25 wire whels: glass eur: worth easy $475 5: ry or. ~ ee eee —_—— a * this car. oR CE : looks like new car: 5 Locus VANITY DRESSERS LPNG LIBERAL TERMS iM‘ ON sons Roadster; WASHINGTON, 3813 — Nicely furnished m; good bi Above coupes are a =e selections PAGE. 5352-—Beautiful furnished room for 2: twin beds: , , reasonable. PAGE. 43254—Front room with board: __ homelike place. DBimar 2697W. ic) PERSHING. 55xx—Lovely home, 1 or 2 young men, twin beds, shower: board, _Cabany 5697M. (ah) ROOM—Large. south: twin beds; also single rooms: excellent meals. DEl- mar 2079. ( with board: home of refinement: avail- able June 3°"veferences. FOrest 281 16.44) TAYLOR, 1227A N.—Large room: bath: centieman, $3.50 weekly. ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ROOMS FOR RENT—South = arag 4131A— 2 connecting house- F ults: $6.50. keeping foorhs. arra for i“ aah a 5s le H. ~ no Compton car. A ma kk f 3 adele aoe le SIDNEY, $534_— Sleeping 1 room for 7-3 : modern: southern exposure; . en SR celiac Ma e ne; ; VARRELMAN. 4536 — sate te heme: Rivera “exDOeurs. em - southere owners nome. WHITTEMORE PL... front room 2320— Nicely r for . (c3) > necnsp tno waipas: atlas. aahapee table; reagonabie. LOW PRICES—L ARGE ASSORTMENT priced low for quick sales ; , roo siebenanete tig WASHINGTON, . 5071—Lovely. large, room 6 touring. (1982: “MOON SPORT ROADSTER subiert to demonstration ‘and guar- BHasy Terms. antee d as repressntes ® | | Walnut finish, 2 Ss Studebaker Bie Six, $550 $17.50 | | eeey Terme. Full size, , $5.00 Basy Terms. WILSON “MOTOR C AR CO. Paige and Jewett Distributors, 2g RNS- KNIGHT — The old famous you can ag 4 Chea. Repamvee in two-tone tan. WEBER MOTOR CAR CO. TUDEBAKER 5 crates ae ao aa LOUIS AND VICINITY R 1817 LOCUST _Touring Cars For Sale || DINING TABLES In several finishes, NNT tet anc A OO EO 1925 HU P COURE, i $895 1 0k, and runs Tj ke new ; ToC RING ar A025; perfect a“ P = RC E. SaROw looke brand. “new | with starter. $80. ~j Ford Dealers, | 2 equipped STU ‘DEBARER nar a BRASS BEDS . Gardner, Stevens tour- : 015 1 . a. a, 3422 Lindell. YS-KNIG sHT — » pouring: "AHLEM. 1035 N. Grand. MAXWELL COUPE 192 d ——— coupe: : Eacoupes = Aes ete _Setene. es Sale very economical]: exposure; shower and . bath. FOrest eat 3874. (c6) | AU WASHINGTON. 4247—Large room for 2: | -— home cooking: $8 week. WASHINGTON, 4330—Front 2 rooms housekeeping, sink, range. cunvesionentt _adults. (5) WASHINGTON. 5227-—Very desirable rooms, first and second floors; excellent _table. (c2) WASHINGTON, 4113—Front room, w excellent beard; all conveniences; rea- sonable. — (4) RMAN, 5041 — Large front room, ard: modern conveniences for two; couple or gentlemen. FOrest 5762W. (c2) ee ees ——— W. (e2) WESTMINSTDR. 3821—Niceiy furniehas _ room; good board; for 2. (e2) ied A422 Lindel pwhner gave every care: a ee | On det Corner $12.50 Easy Terms. Willys-Kaight Tre. jBWETT 6 SP pee bump, "G cooeny A real car at a real buy; this car ifs in ‘New, gave “7, 4 terms CHRYSLER USED CAR STORE. | BABY CARRIAGE | Several reed finishes, | We cee several _'} cars have been through our = in every way; will retin ry prices. “WEST SIDE BUICK AUTO CO., eshishway and Big ame, 305 STUDEBAKER ROADSTER vet easiest to drive tires; — looks like new: for $365; OLIV rE "MOTOR. 2909 Washington. (c) mar aso ROOMS FOR RENT—CITY MAX ae > fully 8 Bcctee ree by ‘vigiee— and awfully. WEST PINE. 43591 —-Bright room for 2: few cook! Elmar 4506 WEST PINE. 4331—Bright room for . Bat more: = w boarders: home ooking: -* bye For i § | $19.75 Easy Terms. Liehted outdoor ~ Fhn Sais — = T : D oat ‘Master sun ono ODD DAVENETTES In several finishes, a FORD—Ton tree k; everrthing in tip tan shape. __Sedans — Sale Buick Touring | 1805 1 Feuneell fe BY NASH COUPE 1923 four-passenger ; Worth f 81495. - all kinds “ahanne trade, ee every ni a a ta: ton — “with new stake. body | UWeber-Pbedoed ee) ear looks just as good as a . Penn double-bar bump- te passenger ene ate’ coupe ; Boyce motometer: parts renickeled: ‘many miles of satisfactory 95 MOON SEDAN ht tg eee Ey Ha The claasiest car made! ” # KT Hs- Rt ICK. 9837 NY. Grand. Priced at only $795. Open tional value at $695: open evenings. top a van hog ALL ~~ . fd] ) upholstering- L price $1 20. phonograph: finish. Or ih. ’ ; $i4. Sale price Mt UT net —_——w ——- —— — _ = ton “trucks: all purposes: PINE. — 3515—Light housekee pits: + — age. satan NASH CO., We specialize in rare a oe Seer oo. —— it! PINE, 50263 | ie COUPE 4-passenrer. 4-cylinder, stake, dump jana —— ‘FoRDs—@ trucks. 19: or F OAKLAND BE D AN. $7: 50. CADILA 1—1924—Buier br ougham ROOMS—2. . lovely, a Tight nouseseomas. in apartment: ateey regular kitchen. Lindell 17. (c3 Central ALCAZAR HOTEL. 3127 Locust—Clean: a. % ey * TB ad rates: tub. wer att 8) BELL. 30: 032. 3038 —— Nicely furnished rooms; light housekeeping; nat) steam eet $4 week: convenienves. —_ mT unfurnished or furnished rooms. third floor. {c4) OLIVE. 3204A—2 la ree rooms, ijouse- keeping. $9 per week; place to park ear in rear: American people. ’ | — ‘ > ne erfection v also Stutz, Others. 35 05 3. Gran PORD—One: ton truck, new tires, spare nc ‘arly new: doubic p a. One we em. 3 - ~ > In as B= yh mt "har bumpers, Boyce motometer with a _PAgAT ew 3800 1396 _ Hamilton. ened mb CHANDLER Touring. North “locked-on cap; price ‘ has Bs BY hrates aA run fa, G00 Worth easily $1050. C g-piece Mahorany ing-Room Suites CHANDLER- 1 ‘Sedan, ” CHE Ay R iL, ETS—é & SOUTHWEST NASH Co.. Kocust. 30 eae ( HE \ VOLE omens Touring. "1923 q “'tully equipped: e180 down. 20 ;. _— al Ueber: Atdacl Veert Mr rus” OAKLAND SEDAN The price on this beautiful c rowded for space and | we must mi ve “used cars. Say terme DEALERS, Sot _ Open ‘Nights ond Santage.. Ev “ROLET—1! 925 se & Sale price . eee? MUU qT e fi BIG 6 COUPE This particular Studebaker you would hope for; agen F ie guess exquisitely appointed, structed and. easily operated. pledged and tremendously reduced; we pom own terms, In addition we Suge oeen. coupes 18th oa Locust. “ten Rb-cdordd Ue Used ¢ (ars ST U DEBAKER COU PE heared and a on today ; as mechanica]- agg wor oi 1925—BUICK COUPE—192 te. ge 1} | GHEY ROL _ETS—7 | sedans. open express ‘bodies and cabs; passenger rege iat used 2 weeks: one gate others to select from. Chev rolet Tqurings, 1923 1924 with | starter; fea WEST SIDE BUICK AUTO 1 FORD DEALERS Z : | Ube etdlned Used Oars? BUICK 4-PASS. COUPE Was owned by oe Ww Pt) rizht here in the West End. The. who eras i Paint, rubber and motor ‘s f by the Weber pledge ithe S° 0 You get the terms if you act i } is Wrst RRANCH. 3 fe YROLET—c- oupe. Open Zy01 S. and nd Sundays. USED TRUCKS ALL MAKES, LARGE and SMALL PRICES THAT WILL TEMPT YOU General Motors Truck Co. 2640 Washington Automobiles For Sale— Miscellaneous STUDEBAKERS! As new Studebaker distributors we car- ry ‘the most complete stock of gee | certified used cars in the cit riginal Fi 25 OVERLAND "6 19m LEVELAN wwe ee | ND TOU RING >, Sal ao ee. tacos y CHE v “ot ET raat 1994 Name tear te rms. = price --° —— S Fiber Rocker. Original goes .* 1924 CHEVROLET SEDANS. Roth have bene refin- re COTE BRILLIANTE. 3740—4 larae rma. , _| WEBER'S WEST BRANCH, Limousines For Sale _—| Wills Ste. Claire Limousine In pe rfect condition; “coupes, €100 to $345: “ber ‘SEDAN | ‘ehane we will re- ee ¢ HRYSL ER 6 BROT GHAM. De iL iG Wea ring. : d mechanic ily ‘cost ane $4000. “fini ished in owe-tane. tan: tires and anica ood _ 2007 Locuat, | 8015, Locust “cher Plrdosd Used Cars? | ( ‘HRYSL ER Tt’ SED e AR STORE. re =. hevrolet. coupe. $ te—Hudson coupe ; _Roadsters For Sale 1924 Studebaker Sedan 192 23 | like pew, S800; ' mn , 8 at covers "bumpers ICLES AUTOMOBILES me er ee ‘= outfit.| MONEY to joan on cars, or S. Jefferson. one 1924 DODGE TOURING — hy 90. 6eeenees Seen can heat Hy ae, ot they Our Weber plen e as- i- ie nee sound “Unborn nae | BIG 6—#460 BUICK —Raadsier. een ne ee +o ere Automobile Loans My Deter -Wctarcl eed (Ars” }s 5 CHEVROLET COUPE BU "IC K—Rogdater. fal mo ove a... eber pledge. i nt > hanes and name ~ ‘WEST "BRANCH, ER if Good = work; “x 10th at. | Tee (oR , | | vanced: no ibaa “Viren periect specbanigal BU Tek— 024 road ser 1924 FLINT TOURING jpn wn Parts—For Sale week or month, while FENDERS—Fenders._ Auction Co., 2940 Locust. — _ Brice ein ae EY TO LOAN on automobiles. by t ive t “DODGE ‘oe 1935 bes" NORTH BRANCH. “all . k. Ghand WEBER'S NORTH BRs 1828 wey psc CHEV. . COUPE" fe | = AUTO LOANS Mortgages refinanced; more money ad cela TRUCK and pleasure. Car parts Foe al. ea ee Se ‘Overland 3505 Ss. BENTON. 1916—Large housekeeping room. econd floor: sink; all conveniences. et ee — FOU RTEE® ‘TH. 1436 N.—3 front rooms, GRAND. 1109 | NF large housekeeping rooms; water; adults. GRAND. 3113 N—1 or 2 rooms ee housckeepime: all conveniences, MONTGOMERY, 1928—Neatly tarnished, ® rooms, kitchenette; elect ee ee (c4) MONTGOMERY, eae ee room, housekeeping: bright. ia el.ctric bath, sink, faundry; private: _(c2) PALM. 3616—Light housekeeping room: all conveniences. c5) ROOM—Small, with p private ute family: home __ privileges. Colfax 325%. (ce) DELMAR. 5117—-Lady's connecting bath: emp DELMAR. 4329-—-H Lb ao rag 5196A—2 ¢ water, DELMAR. | i “a; garage. 391 res soanae got room; Rouse ELM ATL toad sey Sait ae: Saat Se og room; range. front room with DELMAR, 4446—Beautitul ~houschespi or sleeping rooms, single or connectine ENRIGHT 4653— 5648 —ati _ suite, ae Boot also se ‘for r light housekee ENRIGHT _ ,b898A—z farm ; ladies emp! oped: g i. charuuy, pUse— Ro 30. th SPRING, 2441 N.—Large room with kich- enette. $ 50 weekly. SF. LOUIS. 4402A—Front sleeping rooms, gentleman: also hall room. Northwest CORA, 1526—Fr room and da venette: phone: Victrola: irene: ie cde 50 rooms, gas, electric. $21. MAFFITT. 5058—2 light houschoening rooms : ; bath; private. ST. Louis. 4347—Light ena rooms; kitchen, electric, phone; | UNION. 1925A--Two large front rooms; gentlemen preferred. FOrest 1534J. . South (ce74) ALABAMA, 6749—Nealtly y furnished #16e)p- ing rooms; reasonable, Riverside 2274J. ALLEN. 2154—Roome; modern conven- fences. (c80) ARKANSAS. 3631—Kitchen and bedroom furnished for light housekeeying:—_! (c57) BOTANICAL. 3907—Private home entre large bedroom, adjoining bath: 1 _gentlemen. BOTANICAL, 3828—Room for 2, newly furnished and decorated: Park, Compton and Grand car; Shenandoah Theater. (cd) BOTANICAL. “3038 onvenient. Ss ome: gentiemen; brea ast option (GRand 3443). GAROLINE.| 2768A—2 beaut.fully tur- nished hotsekecping rooms, bath, gas. electric: must be seen to be Or | | im) aes R ar os pad rors roadster: PERFECT DODGE SEDAN PARTS for "100 popular-make cars. Alien’s, sees s no sturdier car Rs mig at ¢e ' HUmbolt 3790; also =! AUTO APPRAISALS CO JEfferson O738. 3028 Loc | FORDS—Starters and demountables: _ TS | View 319 f ty a serv ice or taxi drive CAROLINE, 3555A——N icely furnished housekeeving roome.*' GRani udew.. | a oe 2909 1 Washington. "1925 BU CK ROADSTER Book: 25 Chey rolet Coupe” _ Sple ndid conditr an: : PIE RC E- ARROW _MOTOR—48- horsepc wer: excellent condition; perfeet mechanical ror . | “appearance and unusually FORD name yo ur own ternua «nm this. WEBER. Ss WEST 8 condition we arranted— For Hire FOR HIRf— ;* dump trucks. ¢ rab this bargain. AR. _ FOR HIRE New 1 %-ton Graham am sake | at at truck; hour or sae. _ Auto Bodies For Sale i 7 commercial. ‘pleasuge ; terms to sour : | BODIES—S0 new Ford. | co — on MA VEST — BUICK AUTO CO. Uleben Witoedt tend ue? 1924 LIGHT 6 SEDAN Ne | 1924 BUICK ROADSTER CALIFORNIA TOP That's the kind of bargain littie corner famous! « Box N-72. Post- Dispatch. | TRUCKS—10 dump; $1.50 per hour. Lin dell Drayage. Lindell. 8190. RI RUCKS — ror service, hand 1278 reve ru rvice Rand tad ; 2 LET > oO »the rs ¢ cheape “Pe Terms. | Ansts AUTOS, for ree 4319 Easton, dell 3844 S. Broadway. | DODGE—C alifornia to ae — 25. Mr. Kuhl, 702 _N. Vandeventer. | FORD “ROADSTER TRUCK BODY—Ready 40. Flint Auto Exc nate 48fi anywhere far the price we oY It and “USED CAR EXCHANGE, ‘On [Buick Oona | BUICK SIX ROADSTER and reeonditioned early _WEBER'S FORDS ¥ NORTH BRANCH. | Unelen Piedad Used Cas” STUDEBAKER SEDAN _ Wanted __ 80) . Klink, 3505 S. Grand. _Vietor _ ent — Sa ae ran oar SURGRaN | FORD—1925 5 Tudor Re dan: " m0 COLE. C ‘ot PE. “$830 y St. Loulean and Ghantfeur driven. onl best of care; new EX RI pom DOt ring, $125 >: oe AUTOS Wid.—$25.000 ‘ca AUTOMOBILES Wtd.- fash: bring your title. ee a for all late models. 4 Oe ee ’ a. eros. seh Th ,; AU Tos Wtd.—To = all kinds: Seti te 50. Yahlem's ~ price e CAROLINE. 3559—2 taree con necting front rooms: furnished for hovsekceping: rea sonabie. CASTLEMA®?. 4102—2 front housekeeping. clean. cool” one large housekeeping. CASTLEMAN. 4206A—% cool. larae roome. mS mag furnished immaculately, com- fortably: sult persons wanting quiet se- clusion. CHIPPEWA. 3325—Furnished room for 1 or.2?; must be seen to be appreciated. GOMPTON. 1913 §.—i Light ecemex * | room; private home; © oF) COMPTON, 1925 8. —Newiy furniaied and decorated. for 2. GRandJ —— ee Y | EADS. 3452—Apractive housekeeping Calkins. 4229W , oe cy _ frooms ) . second r; sink, gas . —~— eT) EIGHTEENTH. § —-2 furnished rooms for fight” Sosiseeaheae Vietor 4304W (ch2) two very good tires and two brand- ‘refinished like new thoroughly guaran- , you'll take it at eet cash. Monarch, a157 ROOMS and BOARD ROOMS WITH BOARD — CITY Name your terms. WEST SIDE BUICK : “ORDE— Sedans. ’ agg a fuil line of Ra sedane : * —— way and — es to see them. AUTOS Wtd.—For parts. Auto Parts, 1318 N. 13th. 1s CARS W : — td.—W eat cash : d. ill p pay, rer Easton. (of) 3) a CHEY ROL, ET = Roa dsi er, 1 j DODGE E COUPE, 3100" | WILLY S-KNIGHT T —Se dan; CHEV ROL ET— Roadster: FORD nee “Sedan. shock abso a rs; ~~ FORDsS Wta.—C oupes. : roadst sters. EUCLID. 4 8S —Sleening room: oleae __ girls o or -couple. a D. 4170A-—Newly ae Ry ie a r ?% gentlemen: reasona Cal rar 6 6pm, FOLSOM. 3653-—Housekreping rooms; __ conveniences; reasonable: laundry. (ott) ee HARTFORD. 3655— Nicely mis |B libe ox terms to offer v, : ae eben dened 1924 W ILEYS S-KNIGHT ~ te } ( | necore May 24: cash. eos eee rs 4 RDS—For cash: cou a3 rs. tours 4 ings. Phone JEfferson OT 752. 27 3o acl oe sedans and Tudors, 375, to . | ha. | CABADTE. 4134—Room: =e, ROADSTER. : excellent meals: desirable home; contin: | ete rrinentinbtnasleemnasitian Ss . like new; 55, a 5. Brcegwer. Fea ae oto Auto | EEE. 4867 in S money ronment nted : fom CH 70 Sport Roadster. ous bot water; car convenient; lone ST. LOUIS. “40807 A— Furnished room with | board: men or couple employed. _ PR. Ford (nS 1418 N. _Kinashighw ay. G: FAR + Y pie R—1923 "WE! ERS NORTH WIL L erste HT SE a8 _©ash paid. COlMax 6552. USED CARS WAN NTED aT ag mate: wand 500 sah “Windsor maroon : open evenings ‘and Sunda” Authorized Ford Dera!l- 2 ; : |\QLD MACHINES Wid, — For wreckin ' | AYRES AUTO co rs, nee N. Kingshighway, - 9 late mm odet Tnde ; * sclanleteels 5 halloon nad] x even ings. 1805 Ruese!!, , (3) >; like new, $240: also —_ — — a ARG en nga sell, ) 1 “GUARANTY MOTOR CO” 2036 TES} 500 USED CARS WANTED ie $50,000 CASH * will cone der trade on Foard {¢c “Dod ge eerie © ( coup! e thowsand mile + 3949-- — Nicely ‘furnished 3 | foot ‘Tooms and board for 3 fre i _private_ fam fly. (¢) af YAHEL EM. 1035 N. oan Touring Cars For Sale _ AU BL ‘RN TOURING — i . . 3 LAFAYEITE, 2A30— 2 connecting ra rooms: | sew ETT— 1924 touring, beautif: ae light housekee other roome thorized Ford siechena 470 "Unlen-Pbdaed Used ls uy fu teed oe ace or ‘without board. letor 3015. «eB NE BRASK A. ‘3A25A—Nice connecting me 2, : 2909" ° Washington gas. Victor Sk67R. (c@) JEWETT. 0 our’ Drie ~ bran ' Must have 500: nay $5010 $100 more einen: } than any other dealer in St * your (| .™ : ; 1035 N. ~. Bal- fee refi. })) | Coaches a _ ) BUICK—C each, late model: ates in }). ish: perfect condition: trunk. heater, bumper: $4895. tment ls cust. Newell's. 3422 Lin 4818 Washineton 4818 “Washi en on. Bea: atiful 1826 aport, tou! nk. “Mas 1924 FORD TUDOR cely furnished. board optional, apie. enikoyed HUmbolt_4161M. Room and board: BU Tt K—Sr ort tour rine 19 BS aaae ——- san ined ceonmmle or two ladics: GRand : tae for quiek ‘buyer. CHANDLER ig, ll q 1P25. 5- oman, ago mage : condition: lhibers! en PIERCE- ARROW “Det | 2755—Purn == room. ro LOCISIANA. 411 4116-—Koom « 2 gents; excellent mealsicl) 3012. “Room and | board: prt 4 2&5: Ba 7 TU DOR "SE DAN M. eer CHRYSLER MISSISSIPPI. Bi ic i To uring. ' 4 $1000- 1024 ton, i 1768—Fum board if deniemd. Vietor 154 SPORT TOURING MISSOURI. 1515—Nice secon4-ficor tromi Fully equipped. Jirat the car to eet ‘ _~—oo=— CHRYSLER RS irouchane. Ta late salcaate % board: private: BVROLET. 3645 S.Grand “Tauren late 192 ubimen —. Sales. _holetery as new: eeat covers. = | ceplional motor: best of care. See Compare terme. BUR CAR | Cwrysier Used “ar Store. . M. RY INnNC.. MUST. dc77) 2928 Low UST. | sre: oie ESSEX—192¢- “$ludeon . thiien, fer ithe price = oy on ton Speaking of Parking problems, many good used cars are parked today in the classified columns of VicTOR 1910A—-Rioom. board and laun- J ome privileges. “4 ~ CHRYSLER 6 SICH (070) 1925. in original finish: oe Plectasd ‘Used Cars 1924 WEST END TUDOR We'll 2 you _ ow The I will care for your chigren in SORT On : paaniegs nonas parents emp et, ne ee + ‘Moon ‘Sport ~ ser $395 Here's a Sunday apect val; BU thie 0 K Tot OURING a Post-Dispatch. UR | painted to Snate lke a new car: | Si TCK—Masier Six tourtag. at. Ba gets it for West = ment Jabs west. BRANCH, 58 a F be ye 78 down: trade. 3643 _ Jewett Sedan Given Away LOAN “eb-n-Perlorcl ee | 1925 ESSHX ee a nt Co. Practically brandnew, Leal af eben Pedoed (Used Oar? NASH, $225 gets the eeeene, for price! New- re. . Ry or ns in Al oy | at mont ~ | HU BER MOTOR Cc AR CO.. CABAXY 551m BU at iCK—-Touring sedan; refini Th! s car looks and it with any value on _{e like bran og Cares. Ln pe an4 board for ladies eee | NoirH eRANch La cs? gyi Gr 1418. N, q. Ford’ Dealéry HENRIBTTA. 3525—Furnished ront housekeeping rooms; mcederm conven- _lences. phone. __ iho) HENRIETTA. 3540——Nicely furnished o730s. twin beds: for gentiemen. ‘GRend HICKORY. 1900, =-% reome. bath, gas. electric, sink: pach. ethics JEFFERSON. S798 8.--1 or 2 housek-ep- ing and seeping rooms. Call evenmegs. ee JEFFERSON, BZA B—Furni«ned regres, siceping or iaht hourckceping. — _iof KENNETT. 1820—Neatly furniened t eseten room: second 4: ado te rooms : optional. Riverside SU750. 2S |e oe = fa a4 NEBRASKA. pine: ¥ room for gerntie nan: USAGE. 3 nice roome> slate* rink; jectric. -—Bingle m4 a : ? Ci aa nese. —_— 4 oe a —.,lClCO i Oe , — ———— i. unite D EK. Le oy bath: continuous 1 kitchenette ar0. *: also wn se RY TERRACE. 449 —— MEWETRAD. 519 xin attractively rnished large lier a oe: Ser Led.) nth ‘ adult; PAGE. ene ae urn PAGE. 4720—-Two well clean housekeeping rooms.

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WEDNESD \ one. “@ MAY 19, ioee’ ne a NESDAY, | 7 Furnished TO LET—BUSINESs — 4 MAY 19, 1928 gar] F YO : © M. o> a. = ST ‘ Puls i eg iP tn LA te : : siatting re a YOU OWN ALOT T AND NEED SOME MONEY find a bares through these columns.-@@ ____ post-pIsPATCH _ at ad. S- p-room 5 to FG NION, 3348 AND 3358 N a 3 ' : ® Bere ee CSO if Ss ates se eneen — sUuB ’ . ——————— ee eal ~ Hox ae. ee for all lines, s ws a SP ed & Ot ee : Cee see ok —_ ' An aah z FOR SALE BUNGALOWS AND co AGES, BUNGALOWS AND COTTAGES FLATS, AP'TM'TS, FOR SALE HOMES WEST OF SKIN , NKER eee annon Senta 9s Rimes 4 ready- -to-wear ae % ; : ae me Ree eS Re | RRS Be oe es pois “ Es St. John’s Station For Sale For Sale se e-Dispatch. te) | COlfax on} JOHN 119 est ms y Racine, Be Be? 5 — i. a ee BUNGALOW—4; room frame, well built, Northwest ae West {= ALWAYS DESIRABLE — G i. BS Sen gt erator heat, double ga- | Yard. wall pa “price $19,000. yer] yee f nished 1 fiat; | Teasonable mat business Tool . = )) Fae. ae eee a =, eas Price* reduced for quick sale; 2-story dey; chonp one fine location; see it to- or Do, DOERFLINGER sota. Must sell. . Pparece | R shed fila | | GRACE, 3501—Bakes . : LM Tt Sige Tae re . s ae modern brick; 6 rooms, sleeping porch, ay; cheap for _quic (ee ATS—45 flats, 1 store, Italian tenants: Pee 6317 Washington—-story bungalow $123 wR. is oA : 3501—Bakery to lease: ~ 3 pees Sh Bere aS : Boh ; hardwood floors, metal weather atripped,| HODIAMONT, 5236—4 no delinquencies: low rentals; $80(”); vieTOr: 1917- io este, bath, etc. lot 53165; 2-car garage; & Parkview resi 6908 Ki : - RAND. 9127 8 order. : Sees a Fe nO ETO Pe aan ae possnen. MH} burker: ad x unt ge pgs gg bus, ‘34250 $92 100 ottereg below ne pA ag must 4 make | dence for $20,000. | the $40.000 class, don't rea [2 seomne, 4 -3-—Or ay c ee RI SEIS. irae: a aa. gation 9 eee. wher © Te re c meen monthiy and ‘ x “ EIS R 7549 Teasdale— rame bee WANTED Arsenal: $2 fice roo By “Spr cent ,interest. Owner WAbash partnership: eames terms. Freed, owner, it ae 1829 (e3) mar- a dandy little Ba» 4 pe 5 ess S bes. a ae he 3-car can- _GRana 7449 2 e * _ A_ SPECIA 622 Chestnut. __ bath: for young GRAVOIs. 4546— 7447, @ nee ON SINGLE FLATS WINNEBAGO, 2831—Double 9-3, modem vassed walle throughout; get busy tus AvOrS. “4340—Store z00d Zope BAU TI UL NEW BU NGALOW- KIRKWOOD We will furnish @ good ‘lot. build and | CRE. 4469 Bungalow. vacant: Seon $300 CASE CARH PRICE Se00s Vidcat garugh,. Phone Laciote 4Bia- | msiet: pring SOOO ace te Sees malty wana fo el new million doll ~- 088 the Street ee” EASY TERMS finance a thoroughly modern 65 and 5 brick; tile bath; furnace, garage; open 2606 Gamble: 4 rooms, bath and elec- a 75xx Washington—6 o28 1A able. PR pect o>! og eater: rent Ee 4 matt brick flat. hot-water heat. tile Wy for inspection ; immediate on ee — tric on first oor; 4 rooms, bath _— Splendid ax WYOMING e- - : wher for home. We say enough — “tl hoaie ots, wid | exe AVETTE, 2640 —Lar Sn yoerWEST CORNER SCOTT AND CLARK AV.: 5-ROOM AND SUNROOM WHITE] With Shower. slate oe A dwood floors. 4510. VOSS REALTY FOres | ow sane at $10 per. mons. See ear; | naces, bath, ete.: maraee, ats" ‘buy a s'in thas location 3 home. He m very anxious to sell or “c da: ~ aere a ee ’ , ~ -E ectric fixtures, 8 8, ns, 2-car) #310. H a n s. 4 of : Be 5 ERENT othe" Sammi ii tna Van och ahaa a UMA aE ge Heo’ ower mut arama |" OTT ode |B ethan asta | me OY ROR GRANTEE 2 ps2 -B h- ARCHSHOEFER R. ‘E. Co. “Ww i SHRUBS AND SHADE TREES. OPEN FOR INSPECTION. QUICK| RA EERTY pelapce, aay, vores Chestnut st. | lo 200 cash, 5 $0, ee Phurion nee 4040 Flad av.: 5 and 5 WAGNER. GRANT-BELL ly furnished: re- | by ‘y PERLES & STONE, REALTORS, : (c80) 50x 20 anet. PArkview 0660. North baths, furnaces, new 2-car ga SECOND FLOOR INTERNATIONAL LIFE BLDV. FIELD 8671 oasible. occupan- MANCHESTER 4513. >. NE - 999 CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK BLDG. GARFIEF ox... - BARGAIN AT BLLIOT. 51 ere vacant; reasonable terms. 3602 S. GRAND _ Ps carg Hotel | rent reasonable ‘ Call A aw New to ah LD 8020. UNIVERSITY CITY peor ot > Bad) priced ve — elec- $85. T oheinia Bone ehash 3 rooms; rent KER. Realtors. GArfield | S906° ‘ . r see , . —— eee enanaNeS d ‘ 4) gat 7 OLIAN, 1010 Olive. * ——— ; 100 feet, north side Shaftsbury av. 1% | CHAUNCEY P HEATH CO. GArtield 3165 | GROVE, 4132-34—4-family, Saving a sa #1133 De Tonty—Separate En ——— RESIDENCES FOR SALE " RESIDENCES FOR SALE ba abe ~~ * . + fe Tipe gee cto gapen ; ‘ t : : ae Mig a os ee ee ee ee te en ee es — -_ ~ Bong ane “a m . . Se ger eee a o ics a ae oh ‘f » -—~- OP RA Om ee ee ee ee Lt wens aad ors ac ' 1 . oe rh Nats T. — rn nap oes . ‘ a oe See a ene — eter to + nemo OO wat tas *d- ‘ — Bane of fh iain 3 alt St Eee | = || blocks west of car line; 6 blocks north of A4TTIFUL NORTHWEST BUNGALC 5 rooms each, baths, furnaces. Call oe, ae, ee ee DJ. Walt’ ‘ Ey h OSCHOLA 3760—N, PS ahe (com. Bl TLD h) Ss, A KN ION! || Delmar. Offer wanted. ge pe ag py Je panned est 61775. Mr. Zimmer, satan iH —— — tile fi x ane mag os {rom a5 room . Wid.—3 or 4 fiat; idea] locate fosttore and §-rorfi f Z | MAN 4sa3 STOCKE BUBRMANN, t. bath, hot-water heat, garace, lot! —%. CO., Florissant and Warne. (c) Mullanph y Sch ool. ee ae GENEVIEVE. 4712—6-reom fra h,| WESTMINSTER, "38: ts FF BP iiand Got | business: “teasonauis ‘SaQaes ee etal - / Before Plecing Publicly on the Market | feces 35575 ant cdg or card of admiasion call FOF | KENNERLY, 3820—4 family 3 rooms and | JOR. DICKMANN, 3122 8. GRAND. | Turnace. guinge, KINCKMEX EE iiviee| camer Ben ‘wamnggts Y | ae re 6. month 1 PRICED TO SELL est_ 4310, VOSS REALTY CO. 4S ath: income $1680 per jeer. A good Paice REDUCED ON SOUTH SIDE FLAT| REALTY & INV. CO. J129 N. Grand.) _sacriils WF = ——— | PARK. 2654—Store. Buitable = = 520 Central (2 blocks west of Hanley TILE, BATH, FURNACE. gp Cr FOSKIN GA ERT. ae Ses — ne gO rtax 382°. ’ 5 ___ business; reaFondbie- for : | : And $30 per month buys 4542 po 1. ABBERT- SLATTERY. electric. gas: * double arage; on Ark HiOUSE—6 rooms and bath, new: $3000; Desirabie 6-room brick residence; ex > | ~CAbany | # || road and block south of Delmar): at-| Nice “4-room brick cotta ne lectfic | KOSSU TH, 42 4-5 1 Grand and i bout $3000 . 710 Thrush. See! cellent condition; priced to oa. (4) ‘SI RING. 3151-57 § : tractive new home. 6 large rooms. sun- | { ARR A, 04—4-5 rooms, steam heat, Aig OS mm ges oe ~ ee must sell -his week. ) Torus | . + cory. b ea : 2 A New Subdivisi room, tile bath. hardwood floors. weather ~ me ro ge! a Yt mene and ery WILt. ¢ . $14.500; make Otte Tr. cas _ balance terms: lower flat vacant! owner. te4) Nea Pri tj Te aw ER GR¢ VE, : ic} @ ew udaivision || stripped, hot- water | heat: garage: price | © een 2a_S WILL ¢. WISSMATH, 2838 N jag eee june, 3: buy divest ings owner obi Ty for PARIS. 3622—7-room brick. modern. = pene SF —~. ipia “6 ) ly modern: : : lease; stock for sale. = @ { T $14,500: easy te $750 C ash—Balance, Terms LINCOLN, 4045—Must ‘sacrifice: 5- condition: all improvements; _ big 7 rooms : | 4 W. . ‘ rR y cottage; bat! lect h appointment. a ccount death ; $7500: easy, Jocat! om “acm | VIRGINIA. -4611—Wondert 18. Cor. Clayton and North and South Roads H-BURNS. MAin 4527. 4816-20 Spalding, 260 ‘nofth and one| See owner or call Goitax 64145.” prot GOOD SINGLE—REASONABLE ~ atin . floors. phn. craf living room ; furniuhed or wa rurnt Re (cay , : >) } loc a . e rs - ° -—_-—— patente thon Bide. (c80 dyeing and cleaning. confe ati co rices are now being made to buil 7 Rooms— G We | block east of Kingshighway; new 4-room : N , VICTOR MAin 1279 . se) _ ist or other good business, one ~ & Se Gecond mortgages on other propertion Wilt be sake “fi at a5 Double Brick ara Be bungalows; strictly modern; price —— oFtiat: $7 500.” Cs ne Nace 07 on ’ Pp ST. FRANCIS DE SALES PARISH PEM = rr SP ther bh homes. (e53x) home BO1d Etzel. erouney: _time. Victor 0183. apply * » fots. Th agt antages of this tract lk : en in pay- Sunroom, Breakfast Nook heat buy in the city: open every da v% + = . 5 and 5 rooms, bath. steam heat: ga |-~ aT MARKS a une * | A =) : i ace | ~~ ONLY $13,950 PUESER, Realtor, 206 Title Guar. Bldg.) LINDELL LACE FLAT rage: for card of admissinn see 56113 Minerva. dandy | §-room home; in ~ VWERY UNUSUAL bm modern bun- | Southwest Ss or in mation _and part culars call at office of |. Tile bath, ivory tile walls, hot-water BEST BUY ON NORTH SIDE 3952A Sullivan av., 5-6 rooms, hot-| 2109 _s ~a aN ictor”_ 4762. | fine location dition; 2-car 6541 Chamberlain: is of t possible .— ; stint st . i heat. hardwood up and down: decorated. 4530 Lexington; 4 large, 1 smal! room page Lv | plant with oil burner; 3-| : be BUSH-BURNS. | M Ain 4527." rs) +eonstruction: beautifully on in- rooms, bath, | GRAVOIS AV 2 Le iI Ge ' | You can look your eyes out, but you won't | 0n each floor: tile bath. furnace heat, ete.: | car @ real home and investment.| DOUBLE FLAT—TRADE FOR SINGLE | - terior; very large i room, 12 rooms, 2 | ri Ss AV. , 6119 | ae _jfind another home within $2000 with a strictly modern: cheap for quick eale: first JOHN “C. GREULIC H REALTY CO. 2633 Minnesota: 4 families, 4 rooms | bat hs, garage; front driveway. Investigate a a -_ | floor open for inspection t South xeellent locat = / = at the price. Open. |, ; pe Nivar each; tile baths, steam heating plants: a | paler naraeation. for druseiat, umme|® REALTORS Exclusive Agents 102 N. TTH“ST. PUESER. Realtor. 206 Title Guar. Bldg. ——— well-constpucted building | ins location | COMPTON, 1504 Ble resus. hardweed McNAIR BAKEWELL, a 68. (ec or plumbe : ~ oe | . THOMPSON R. CO., PArkview o141. 4943 LORRAINF—BUNGALOW that will inaure enlendid fncom water ft. corner lot; Delma | aout delay rent reaseh 2b eV OpINE fi a ee “a oBy | if boy rooms. with hot-water heat, Northwest 293 PC REL- FEYDT-EARICKSON R. co? a. re. note NORE Rk (¢80) 4956 Deimar.__FOrest 61 — -—— — ~~} bath and gar fice righ + 2925 S. Broadway. iravois, : | D. 00-26—N 4% } 2 LE | CO +m } YTICUT 50——See thie well built, | 2 y REAL EST'TE FOR SALE SUBURB’N PROP’Y FOR SALE Vinita Park JOS. FP. DICRMANN, 31238, GRAND. a -20—New, ‘floors: ragnolin AN IDEAL HOME AND INVESTMENT fe: ce OT Seidence. with, bath. elec: ap Pos fae v if Go Lan ty 4 “4 he haans ay Aere-e Peres pat Naitees) rooms, electric, | ° \DELMAR. 5924. 9 Ss West , ae Look at 5701 Goodfellow av.: $8750; sJlumbing: | Dungalow-flat: ) ck us offer. Re oS ee AR. 024: 74-26. ; 28—Future locatigiin a = So pes ee gag me ey yf hee ig MM bard — 6-Room Brick Bungalow must sell: lot 82.6x125:; well-built B-etory| fonts — electric ae ene porches; h ‘And make us Grand. LAc. 9544, ge. 3 roome.| used for auton bil large store: ap j eT ) feet BN0! - . (c8) alka, streets: } 72 Oty en ALL ON ONE FLOOR—3 BEDROOMS. | 5-room brtek; tile bath; steant heat; hard-| gjeeping porch: splendid arrangement; | TOOMs. co mbin ast n 3909—— rooms and a attic; 3 ic) | business; s vs +] nde nCY, OF Qny qtemmee Demet ao ——____45— E STEIN, 8105 P 4 © WaAbas, 63. Lot 50x165; beautiful maple trees, tile | wood floors; garage; owner there. See! jarge Fase; street cars 2 blocks; 2-car | Kitchenette. i Gor? e; 34- . lot; Nealow. five: ant. pecial inducement to good we apm feet in Moorlands |drive. ym —— =| asn 5 bath, select oak throughout. If you) this. garag je gure to inspect these flate.| Plémty closetse hardw ood ; garage: KNOPP R. E (e83) ronta One of men ectric; garage: |SINGER-KLEIN RE ~. “pEimar 6222 like beauty you'll love this! Drive out | JOHN 8. BLAKE & BRO., 815 Chestnut. oe * REALTY & CONST. CO., | Mantels, gas water heatere: income $180; ,_ €asy ——— j | Deauti ul iversity City a Ete) | AGArfigld 0034. 6s Ok ne, ATTENTION NEW LIST: Page or Spring to 8229 Page. Ope (c4) | 6117 Page. CAbany 1987. (cf) | low rent; owner thers: everything in fin- HOUSE —6.roam ae sai att 5 SUSH-BUF an.) NEW OF GArfield 0035, eu HOME BUILDERS 7-Room Bun alow B. A. THOMPSON R. CO., PArkview: o74}. NEW 4-ROOM BUN GALOW | COTE BRILLIANTE, 3817 and 4 sin est condition: $19.600; terms; card nec asiectrec, a aol quis. Ss BUSH-BURNS, MAio : ) ‘ y r Ss, ae > an | 4 GZ . oe Ter ‘ ™ Post-Dispatch. ’ KINGSHIGHWAY NSE ATERMAE 2 Moorlands Park Sis ae : s gle: in excellent conditi ; PAUL J. JARZEMSKY. Realtor. a ‘i886 JUST LISTED ‘D WATERMAX,E te argain. 47 GLASSED-IN REAR ‘PoRcH. ONLY N ee $500 CASH, HENDRICKS-RUBE LING 1502 ST. LOUIS, TYLER 0439, (6) | FREY. 1133_ (8. 12th )—8 , soos. “Cabanne: im- ESPECIALLY. EQUIPPED FoR ff p_HEATH CO.._GArtiely bres {A RARE BARGAIN AT $9250 ONLY $500 AND $40 MONTH 7 Cl modern ‘brick, sleeping (c80) +7 ae $32.50 monthis. S325"; ve™| _§155 ENRIGHT, 931,500 499% Claxton CAbany 5 6200 Easton. adel “1040, rai ORS AND Te. vilt a carefully by owner for his | a v have to live in a hot. dark | ch: reasonable price: d HEBERT. 5542—New eingle flat: owner | $250 CASH BUYS ti Ameer HOME This fra been tewran =~ yng lerwe, Rome . hardw o_o ; 3 lowh hi e. th stone foundati ait | old flat! ou can as é¢asily own_ your DOU GHE RT Y-SHEEHAN, ~ D0 5 TO i. aa” owA me, Wi stone undation and matt | se! : ; rs mn residenc’: | _FRANCIS-PERRY-RCTH aye wee ae, FARMS eg | br{ck above: abundant closet space. hard: | oP WghtJtuel heaithtul air. Rake Cres | - i) POMEROY-BERG R. E. CO., 6308 | Faston. ory ater balagce op good: termm,. n| 9,7, benmural, ropes, the ete a cate ee yO FD Tatts ee. wane wed.—With large lake. with't tar heater: ee aes. | Coeur car to Jefferson av., or drive out __ Open daily. . ._BUSH-BURNS. MAin 4527. (c83) — oa Sane 19 md: EST A man ST ORE | eed Louis: trade. oy ag on me vit h once Pe ne —s.:. po lhecsagy: oe! Lainey - — i Jefferson. Ope n. Hardwood | ENC ‘HELBERGER. 4179— oe: er heat; hardw0o oors, e roo ca- 30 s THIS TODA ’ k over. : | Pm ag ecpair. Ww rite quick, Mrs. age | y on highway, near Monett. Jhy Brite, | On west side Berry road. half mile north 7120 bet ween i: ‘and 2 @. 1 Cc ~ . ? av I Oh ae OO A! 8 : @ ef CT" a we mE oy . ie aa S ‘ “ « er J “s eR OEP RT ees ee on . - — — feted mpgs ge ‘g sooma: one | 2ardwood floors: double garage. This flat OA ST YOMING i af. . i Boland g 6951 house. Will consider apartment or residence is i xcellen ke y ile =is > han _ . in or adjacent to University City in trade. h ~ : ORE GON. 4108— St. Anthony's varish. a > most up-to- date — in O’Falien an el t h I a O etec.; 5. r rick , 7 on property. eR! be g oak warin ‘olan eneee ~-car garage first floor. or a ca a 4) family brick flat. $5700: ok, $4500 | brick: modern in every | Blag Gavine. Mo. Dockweiler, Colonial | make off Webster h _ BUSH-BURNS. MAin 4527. (c76) trade for lendale bungalow 7 - ( J TS “ a ee $204 8. Grand. TO — ESTATE must be oon: pprecia ; hools: ’ _ Clayto __-—- | Rengel- Weber. 3127 S. Grand. LAc. ones. , 2R RO. FOre t 0561. (c6) 000- stores,. flats, resi itera , ae 44 Catholic schools: 2 SOLD : ABERMEYE & BI rest 05 wor ee cee Mens, clans, Gu arenice ae ot prounds on car UC ho an: 4 MORE BEING FINISHED RIDGE. Ro (oleae ee cottage: | POTOMAC, 4038-50—5-room — bungal@w; SEF THESE DOUBLES TODAY. BR AND-NEW FLATS. $52.50 struction Co., 700 Wainwright Bldg. G 20" cr select from, pric oe T : ; asy terms. as . linia new: all modern; small payment down; | 5 4-5 rooms: $16.000. ) 58. 4 some cash paymen a | hey Don t Last Long at SEEING it wil} convince you that my balance monthly. HOFFMAN & MOR-ji5 ‘ 4 * -§ rooms; 20.500. | 4112 CLEV ELAND AV . 1! 4 . . I 9 Pe 1 L = b Ht 601 | 9 u ¥ : Snly 14 block to Grand. Phone 5621 Chamberiain, WENZLICK. 1010 Chestnut. ¢ °GArtield Arran to inspect 1215 8. 14TH ST.—8750 CASH | will ¢ five rooms: bath. field 7 77: of 34 _ ; lo 7 1937 | ==> ———> —_— . as $100, ), balance —_ rent; 1b ck | little home in Webster is a pure re i RIS, Riverside 36463. MAin 2427. 14 1 Cl ee * - $2 i is etc s | REAL ESTATE CARDS | yng a rR Creve over | D000 $7500. Phone PArkview 3690J. 9 (c7) SGHILLER PL., 3967—Modern 4-room 5-27 lara. av. 3-3 ° 312'50p. 4143 SHENANDOAH AV. 2 2490W. V.(c5 3x) / a fate Be W Abash nog | # : S Write for map of Webster and our sales| terms. Call 5640 Gravois. (83) } 2908 N. U nion. FOrest 8762. | flat nearing completion: each flat con hod }——7 rooms, |RENTS collected: dependable service, BUNGALOW LOT—apx 160:\n a ee ot t (? ‘+ ‘ mu N ALOW us and make an offer e: ] 35 184: ce woodwork painted, PA... . pal . en- 71! ) C hestnut enstbons |= e peeen ; priced rig easy . you mei admit is $2000 below its true | Stucco on tile: hot-water heat, tile bath. 4022 UTAH ST.—BUNG S BUERMANN., , yg ®. ot x pri in 4 18-2 221 GaSe. 32 —— — _ ETC. W. GET ['TEMEIE R R., _E. i alue. Don't miss driving today to 63004 hedrooms. built-i features; hardwood 5 well ‘arranged rooms and sun parlor, ANDERSON- STOC ‘KE-BU ; d bargains: meDS ; $50 - oaay ternia : —_—— ’ CAbany 7756. 6200-Easton. (c57) | otiral Bridge road. then half block south | floors TF dy; $1 1 ‘000. WEbster 1200.| tile bath. hardwood floors: double garage: _808 Chestnut st._ BUSH BURNS M Ain 4527. (c83) i : you will buy; mae y+ eg TY CO. 11 | COLORED | © BUNGALOW-—-5 ~Fooms, bath, . hardwood to 3550 Pine | Grove, # you are looking | Hiland Neon: ‘ | al) tile hip roof: almost new; price Tignt. ae, sls D ] | > Fl: ats SUTHERLA AND. 4099R —Just west of moon: Ai uy and PPeos cant MAi water. «as viec) REAL ESTATE—EXCHANGQES): (fr. ettic. turgnce., clectity. rises |! eis EEE nurse, 110 x, 7, | OLD ORCHARD BANK REALTY Cv, | S00 Fo DMD HANGE VOR FLAT ew Double Flats Kingshighway: strictly modern 6-5, ga-| EP “Gnestnut at fr - y e , RANCIS-PER , -RUT 110 N. , (cl100) | BUNGALOW—EXCHANGE , : x ros | yt nnd upstairs will show you. n- | —=* B.. SIS Chestnut APARTMENT Wtd.—V acant, cleat, a st. Ch 6 5 ow wes a ae: 4820 Goethe. 4 dandy rooms and attic, 4884 to 4898 Farlin av.\4 families of 4 and ake fer “IMMEDIATE SOSSESSION- ; m of axeRes | feet. H to kn “hi: qu DON T LOOK ANY Ft RTHER. we are |}rooms and large #c reened sleeping porches, day ‘ _(c96") Doueatter. oe. what at exchange Box, J — A. KOPKA, WAbash "Yoow. Clayton ia 2 al 4-room bungalow and_ tile bath, furnace. brick porch across front porches with separate entrances, % | RENGEL-W FBER, 3127 8. Gr. LAec. 9544, 2943 Juniata: 8-room residence: all —— WA! ~ oOnve o school, church rooms; open: |) 4 at —_ = papaya rooms, a to sell, tile bath. hardwood | front: garage: convenient to & ‘hard wood floors, built-in bathtubs, sepa- | , , modern bs (C28) | Oe Piepateh Fe ee eee UNTOOR!. many, closets, | CLAYTON HOME | floors. furnace heat: investige any aT FEY DT-EARIC KSON R. CO. bord weed tears, Walt Seen aee| Ringeniguwad Investment HOFFMAN & MORRIS. 417 Wainwriant ree rooms each: f AG W tad. —s0- acre farm, 70 8 if bric pos we Mg fine fixture lar 147 N Hanley rd.: 10 rooms. well built: | CORONADO REALTY AND NY, CoO. i e , ated bw ay 1 Grav ois. | scree ns and vag re Doe anes on premises, | 4-family, 4 rooms, bath, furnace each: _ Bide, - MA MaAin 24 27 (*) ae ce in Sinels, eae Y . por h. hi h location; lot S0x1 60; inewly painted and decorated: living room, | _ 3 Je 29297 S._ broac '2 to 5 p. m, Sun | very fine condition; 3 new garages in " SALE ‘ S25. ieee TOF cottage. residence or fTlat. PINE | ront poren. ae churches: only ; Sunroom, library. larre bedroome. ecreened —__ Q . SEE THIS “av RE. NDE RSON- rg KE- BU ERMANN., rear. Thia flat is only ly block from ROR _tt TY CO.. 3334 Pine. JEfferson 2310. i¢ ae close "ars, agg ae | porches. hot-watér heat: lot 100x162. with 405 OAK ST. | IT’S A BEAUTY MAin 4593. 808 Chestnut at. Forest Park and in a wc yey renting lo- sei en 000, : e attic: e'ec- DOUBLE FLAT Wid. ean = @ it : oe John's aatine. : a) ak trees: ~a - +s = 1 718 Chestnut - ““jarge garage: chicken house: ] iy — floor: hedroom and bath on second floor: | churches and achools; some ing 8 pe- 7610 _ Graves. Victor BL ie ao ta) $| 1000 a ye , r. ‘ Attr: ctive price and buy it; 4 pleasant flate: large law n; cn TO 3 laree ort / FARM “150 acres, in St. Louis oo E south of St. Charles car. ol —s av...) garace: fruit. fine lawn and shade; ideal cial. FOrest 5167-6168. SEE THIS RUNGALOW orien. \ See us for full met A tty 4-car rick garage; owner Bg anxious TU BSDAY. rau pat 8U NDAY. ic; open: $2 “ niinutes’ drive tt city; gi al = P will exchange for city proper 4 | home: lot 100x360: omper leaving: priced | McNAIR PAKEWELL. 4955 Delmar. (4) 4431 % SPRING AV. “BU SH-BUR MAin 4527. (c83) | ' to sell and leave city: pri reduced. : - An exceptionally well-built residence of 9964 66 eta e5*)! for income property, farm, clee A A. KOPKA WaAbash ‘oz Ww. — | pight: easy terme. DELM * \& Ta aie ane pry > rooms Tirat floor: unfinished _ attic “ ene Ww LIC K, 1010 Chestnut. “Garfield ee rooms. 2 bathe and reception hall. fin- rooms. bath. in PINE REAL TY CO., 3334 Pine. : “ 3 bath, “furnace anc} 8°00 Kastor CAban} 756. . NEW LIS] or 2? rooms; tile beth. har ‘dwood floors, ~ NEW SINGI, kK I ‘L ATS (e4) ishod in the best hardwood obtainable, Two ne with beautiful BUNGALOW 3 rooms, ba ~ paston. any 74 a . d ne, tile roof, : JR. MOORLAND DRIVE. ——je40—Weetmore| copper gutters and scree - (c80*) | __JEfferson 2310 rarage: large a: ae 2s ee. se, me ppm | furnae rarage: very easy terms. ‘ 00 RENT TO CoL- GROCERY Wa. —Trade new 4-room f sma! cash payment and mas? _sust off the prose, it cos-| o FEDERER REAL Y tee wae 5222 and 5225 Ashland Park. 5-6 rooms, sun RL ng hot water | Sarages: all in ideal condition, lh een cottage, _ haree lot, for equity in hy . : » open Sundaye. Deiitins nes tains the finest listing of homes _ 610 _ Grav is. ae Vie tor 4762. _| SEAR UNION AND NATURAL BRIDGE. neat. haraweed Acere. slate roof. brick | heat: lot B0x1%: price $27. . ay and 3-room flats: | grocery . @ ST. ALTY | HODIAMONT, 5601——5-room stucco: 1. | aa and Jots get me onl — Bg “NEAR SOUTH GRAND BL. and 4 rooms. with tile baths, hard- | forage: onBee —GRand O3413. (e5ax) HEMMELMANN- yet R. E. a nanan EINE REAUTY “Cp. or ria : nd | vreges ni aa | surnact. Sarege | eT ry CO. ‘FO +, W rite or phone tes ‘one today. THEO. a gram le yn ee eT ; floors. separate steain Nemes a hoe NEWSTEAD, 220-2 S&S. ae rooms, fur- 7th_an —s “ee ferson ~t PP Cae TOS res m4 . ; 1CCO £ o P : . eal ep ar “ s t ce ‘ ° e : oe ae. INC “HAV E houses, flate and other meug pees 4 rom abann os’ ee 05 bi | pabe haga tt Webst — Chestnut, or 40) did rooms with built-in bath. hardwood | with cali eash payment: imight accept $2000 Hy “price $10,500. C ALIFORN IA! HAVE manufacturi ¢ Chestnut. (¢3 £03*) | property on whieh farms oF lots 3 i on | W. Lock woot LOOT Pn 4 od radiant pnt dec. | Vacant lot or small qootate 3 aoe pay, HAEFFER, 501 Wainwright , Has a lure that will no be denied. The 000 square ilecatag nen | | VourMen 4 jin, 0 oS. 722 (heat: ne well | ied, G “t side dr price on! R00; ZBUSCHEL, | Kee + ONTTA, ge te. new 6-68; f of the newest and prettiest LES—RENT VOLLMER, MAi B65 o: Chee Be torres $2 -soomn ‘a HELBEL. Bid | Kirkwood I W ANT A \ BI “ i; Soe c Don. Pe ~ eet. $5800: _ GArifield 0657. ; tie 2 intl, ire "Bldg. (c4) SA N BON eae ahem: dlocks owner of one “g n IMPROVED PROPPRTY W ta. co ee Rf Charlies road) WAbash 267W. (co) L IVING ROOM perm —— it-Dienatcn. South (ot) . | | "1 | MU S’ y BE SO LD 5336-—-2-family fiat; 2 ‘ =, medelightful rooms, Clear vaca nt: on Sou th side o - LOTT c—Ss “~ A OO ee c ’ = c 110 Chest t. G Arfield 142 a alia eT THESE ARE “FINE. P'RP SES. TO EXCHANGE—$4000 equity; SRM EY. 2714-6 large rooms. furnace. | AYMOND M. HENLEY, Realtors fy | °° house: very best location: lovely shade Southwest CASTLEMAN, 42xx—-Single 4- 4. . modern; | WENZLICK. 1010 nee 942 Lansdowne. in beautiful Bouthamp- EY trees: just tWo blocks south of t >: Pr N DOUBLE 3-4, PRICE 8i1. 006 . cation: want small farm or 6% hae e lot 100x160: country Kirkwood Bank Building (c34) "|! . peor in splendid condition, bargain. one | BARGAI , F . well-built home of large rooms, Box | E- 395. B nan he Dispatch. : iene.” w fin city. veniences. 54 wee | | fees ms and sun parlor, —_ my! KINGSHIGHW a hti “9 -" bn gg TE, Lee. Sew | -— mand rent rare lowe See O418 { rch, hot-water at ra@ood ae . n P me ust 5 roo t rooms, ge@t-in bathtub. hardw ; an rents a : ’ = . : €, siemographer: comet: Samm ton. FOrest 02 Soil SS eI ‘what beautiful large rooms they copper screens, guttering, furnace; all) © ASTL JEMAN, 4212—Modern single flat. | A} , - just south of Clayton m., west adlk, fine condition; d-car garage: 41i . 705 Olive st. $3400: ac pe pt poten nce ‘or. flat N LEY R 1). j o819. nats room ~ brik *k bun- TREMBL EY -WIL SON & LOANS co. | Toome srpa ra te’ rarage: streets: alley 5-6 Raragke: a me _ me? CTY CO. of Tam A a 7 b , j Ro th ton, docation (or hi ° | vo ae ag a yg —s her: Tae galow: lot 50x165; all conveniences: Maplewood | Tremblev-Wilson Bide. _Webater Groves. | made: price $12.000; terms. (&3) tious c ery at. BE: orate 58S. T (c4) | WE N7L its K. 1010 Chestnut. GArfield 1427. brantifut bungalow | ‘of _ ohamen Soomaen | cane IC a or : © uture 1 4 %. 4 a a : — on ~* i | ; paple: can buy mest WOLF-POLLACK, 101 a Ate DulCKSRUBELING REALTY CO... | BELLEVUE, 2322-5 rooms; sun room, Wellston wee fy eceaite *S3350 room prams: | COMPTON 3634 5.—3-4 rooms: “bath, fur- | Ew - DOR : tv ick | Rardwood floors. gara ane; owne il ebow. if wanted. See! GArfeld 3383. _ CAhany 8454 __ 8200 E aston. As | sleeping porch. CAbany 8896. _(cS0O) | Gi-R TIS 6518—New 6-room frame bunga- | balance down. coy _Realtors 2 Y™ © cme | flat; 4 and 5 moms; “> - ~@ Sree : a —= ——- . =. said ’ (eo) To EXCHANGE—Northwest “cornet ' (LARK. 9917 New ~_ 4-room 00 enh | BUNGALOWS— Direct from builder; ~ ail low. from owner, $3500, cash or terms: | MACKLIND. 3356—New 3-room frame rr —_ s. 2 | tric, basement, ard at $8000; est lorner store: nice and Vernon: 132% feet front on UM hardwood floors, modern; $500 cash; mprovements; $4850 u 50U _ cast, lectric d ter. (C80) | and ‘basetaent: $3350 cash down,| DEWEY, 4101—Double 3-3, modern. 1) JjoHN S. BLAK BRO., 815 Chestnut. aoe a e gtk stores, ao apartment: 4 7 th a month; 5 3 oreetsor. i tu | $33, month. 7400 tiehmut ri pl. Hilang SDuOND, Tre oe? PT iston)—-i %- magn aus Rqgement: Spare cae. OTe ae west of Grand. Phone LAclede | (e4) | ARLINGTON 143 San}—-¢ levee’ bolus al’ Ox30 feet: jus: (340: this is a ne in | Rippa av. A. ve anne M lees a eee arr X17 oe iia > toilet month; heat in- | ee pene in’ tendo for. Me, Ceowre: 3303. ___ 3952 $_ eran E: NGALOW—S-room new modern rick: | «ric. 4. lrogm frame: water. gus and INV. | BUNGALOWS FLAT Rew South Side, west of Orand:| AF ARTMENT SNAP WELSH. BERGFELD co. “sory = store. & gy ‘future: will trade LOT—100 or 200x250. Victoria av.. near) lot 49 feet, in the best part of Ma - | SS 321 Easton. ; | ‘eo are the exclusive agents for several; _ will sacrifice for $1000 cash. balance 540 4 Eost Forest oul (c4) andell 9100. (c5) | See toda n' » Collings rd. and Kirkham av. big bar- | price $8500 if sold at once. ont yourere aby ler the fine the eouthwest-| like rent. Box R-374. Post-l Disvatch. (c7) 6241-45 Nort th epece: stenog- bunguiows in ce; reasonable. ° ) | >. —s - A a a . . : > Use r milies: rooms first | ern part ) TS—2. 40x125 each. ch. improved. i | McCMENAMY R. E. CO., 1308 N. ei) otto |g ety oe water gas. elec. ails $3000 to $20,000. Phone for our _». SHWARZ, 105 _N. 7th. a }2ae enone” on eee ground, for * wood: Th a « “we . ? ° i E il he . SEO. J. WA ‘STRATH, 717% om gain; easy terms. CAbany _ 4800. (76) | Lindell OOO. ELM. 6320- 2-story. S-room frame: cen | ' of town: strictly modern: priced FOLSOM. 4038— 3-4 rooms. baths, $6750. | room efficiency: practically new ; Lc ied ae make — Ma wf “epee 2 Cine Cy ag q)a* 1A - a ee : NRIG og : i CALL and see us: we have the Hartford place, Illinois. 1 mile from Sane “sy lot 60x135: price $5250 | list. a POURTH ahs 25-27 5 —7 ommes: electric; apartment Garfield 4790 ENRIGH room ne . PINE “ ‘ ’ 7 ‘ a csliiaeguicndvesariti ce — —_—_—_— eary te rms. Owner +, rnish Pert ‘sh » space, 3001 to trade for farms, 0. ; _ Standard Oil refineries; must be sold by | KENSINGTON, Re Meplewood) TOMROY INV. CO.. 6321 Easton, _ as ~ ; te $87 per mor rice $5890. a house; fu ee cae 1758. HU mboit jean. £0. 3 BIBRA ee, JEfferson _ 231 - aor * 5 ana —a—— Awen, foi! room cothag ELLIGREEN, “ale LOT—-Good _ bunga! low site: 5Ox125: near | 4925 GRESHAM A\ ° ALF. P. POCHMOELLER, 919 Chestrat st, N ew Double F lats =r , a wwe Pin an (cS) ’ i} ) — e i ice $1500; terme. | Tendy cettage: half block west of| GEYER, 1709—2 buildings of 2 families ee REAL ES TE— WTD._ ‘TO! ‘ a Tours COUNTY ACREAGE. FOR bungalows, cotiages. flata oF vases ‘TOMROY. INV. CO.. 6321 Easton. (80) | Kingshighway bl: 4 reqms. bath. garage; each; electric, bath. toilets. Rents Ts! : HAVE CA! ‘'YERS FOR AN ~ acres. big future: on Kxood «ravel Maplewood or vicinity, see HOM > ol 100 irnace: br ck vorch: gill im- * month. Owner leaving cty. STEIS ‘ rs (7a rden GO. Gar ates, OF REAL. ESTATE: TULaHog ct tre eniy 1 hour's drive from downtown: |_cO.. 2468 Sutton av: Hiland 1021. (83) “Mrerminaly ROMHOY 15¥."6 east orp ame mete. eee X. MILRER ABEK. 1820 S. 18th. ; Shaw 4 Masleh—b ee root, — sie ~—* A. 2. “ e * > -~“” oO e o > } e | SUM REALTY C ade “Bimber: dint cb an of e125 ger ae, LARGE BEAUTIFUL HOME. Easton. _ ———- GER axa: hitect, 5217 Surdoeh” av uger| GILES. 3464— “Single: AL Genie Addition | bath, Misi St. Rose's og tree: a ante ) ye Kirkwood “950. C6) pean oo" syne qe: gStly streets; lot | ggos Curtis: 4-To0! frames bargain, 7} West GOETHE. 4877-4 family flat: 3 rooms Pee og py ge Scale porches! FOUR FIVE TWO SOUTH ore roe § 1x on toda . IDA | OE c. 7 am y at: oO rooms an we id a 2 — a “4 gh Bungalows, Cottages Ww sROUIS, Ss 5 ae rooms. furnace. bath. »: OLD ORCHARD Baki REALTY CO. Sartis. Phone PArkvic w_3390R. __ His: BUNG ALOW OWNER WIRED | and - just completed: price $17.-| front perches, with separate eniganaee: SEMPLE, R 1321 Damitiful 7-foom resi- Sinem tor. Saat | BUNGALOW Wid.Up to-date. ‘c— aad ashi gern ixo aecat ee. OD. (c 100) § AND co AGES ; mg io 7 See woe: 49 ash. TERMAN Ownet narcwoes floors;* separate steam or hot-air Bay pice. wood floors, tile bath. Fm Bt above ad- | bungalow: direct from owners: } ‘ . ? -_ ae IGALOW T I ; > Datn, odern "~4 “ , ‘ he t aietiiieereaciiiet ne ee wan bany & 6200 Easton. (ec 7450 “GAYOLA AVY. BUN ime igh* , stucco; hot-water | 9 3716 Minnes ta. (c6) 10-13 (Cleveland, 4 families: 4 roem* | waLToON 1418 F _ aw iCE) | +h buyers waiting; quick = 80) | One-story 6- — +rick; all modem; For Sale heat: on easy terms: $1000 cash. | pt 44 ad ub ned Fceeael sleeping porches. front norches | gag. "elec trie, 2 baths. rie mn brick poust a me «tor Schilling. LAclede 8500. Ls Se 7538 Tileniteoay —4-fam a ‘ | eres Wome aw gree 18353 | GRAND, 55xx &. —Singie 5-5. hot-water) 4 a ft a store in new ; TY £0. a ss « te | Steam heat; gara a 777x140; many at- ae eS iC “TEA NC EY . HEATH CO.. GArfie . $1605 | .. ; Phone | with separate entrances: hardwoo Ore. o clock. Spot: the right EDW. ries or gg se $7 A — $7 +4 Neaount of (e780 | | tractive features, “$750 U; admission by card North ceS7x) Be ser) 1 ee Oe leeparate steam heat, 4-car brick ae reasons ble - ____ 468 5S. Grand. __ : @ BOD hn AS : 'enly, Hiland 0798 Pee Cpge Blo. _ - | 526-28 Cleveland. 4 families © 504 Wainw right | Flats A a nts W Wan j : oFOG soar aPartment dweiler or you renter, will | OLD ORCHARD BANK RYALTY co. ST. FERDINAND, | F743—Beaytiful | mod- a... EST k ND BU NG Als Ww /HARTFORD, 3452-—Nice 4-5. with bath, | | page: all new, modern; | a ms, owner premises. or BA IN SE se el te cto St. Cha 5. Rd. WaAbash 267W.(c5)} Overland __ Boor, plan; lot Lg ge snes | RRAND- NE W—$5750 Be ae re ;| cash or C6. ah, | 9.4921 Washington: 8 hardw sity Chestnut. ter to euit tens.) LOT.~40 “feet. on Kossuth. near ; : : WOU ND CITY “TRUST ‘ (nm! rooms. Sasiastaien _ fcRa- for flats, $50 foot, Box (-~ C-239, Ds ; edit eee ese ae DOWN | HOU OUSE—Dutch colonial; modern: . | R E ffj ‘iency—Price, $6650 | 4233 w. Ev ans av, is a nom ly — bere epecial offer on pearly RK a a north | am seste. Mock oda hot-water heat: p store, 2 roome| LOT— Rest large business lot in COMMA QS finished: 12°S8 Gregan l.: 6500 | ee all down payment. . WAbash (o-Rm. Eitlicu 3 | 4-room brick bungalow with Baris) 0) & vais at Guetine. oF drive south on 2 ae Beate bi P BATH CO.. Garfield 3165 business: |“ gareway to whole porthwest; Clot gma : bol tn hy A ee F 8510-19 More coodtellow. gigi f wood floors, tile bath, surat itile as | Ruseell place from Arscnal * | PODIER. 2933 10 tooms, hardwood 4358 W (oR3) | Ov. Box . BON S-ee , BERUWOOS |) rT? f Goodfellow ay., No situated om an enormous | uth ; } | P Errante ) traffic galore. CAbany_ #8 > | ay furns ace, 18-ft. hg reh, gas. | | eet ee: lot 650x190; . knoe 4 er $800 cash will handie. See TES - M. pas HAWKINS. 3040 Miamt, 83) | ) ‘ f lot 62x137; garage; fen 4... bargain in 13-roo be iny P ee ' = | ; ; ¥ ‘ fy: ¢ f : Ss: } M 2g n c A bun wee i , ’ . : good income, ) eati- out Nat: good | South ; >. ‘ope n: it. Bs Lawn hardwood floors, furnaces; 13-ine wa STANLEY EPSTEIN. 819 Chestnu | mien Ay. com pleted. See owner, LL WISSMATH,. 2438 N. ted at once. Cali Mr. Jury. t - aa —_— GRETHER & CO., 811 Tr £4 7 ; for office or) tArfiel ‘. mo rand. bnable. You’ ws be BUILDE ; ; ; 8: brick: $4600, | stone found: ations; real home for ¢ 9 edema —— ‘bs MINNESOTA, 3xx—Modern 3-4 ‘Bingle: a 0’ FALLON | PARK REATDESTE. 9167-61 (9) i, ; } Se ........ 80} j 4 30-f00t ita on Potomac east Of BRR Give ez00 ny AlTING Ow ath: F200 cash. | bactory a I. LAclede 4313 527 Alice av.; 6 mod- AND AW —ae ; 0 ff ¥ . e) RUYING Ne N 8S. GREU LICH R. & s real buy at 1000. Phone LAG 452% 416 MARYLAND AY eee nate Lot frame bungalows: ME ltt”, f-room bungalow, hain. furnace interest: ah Dansw (cl C5) t oped Ot adey Evenings. Grand & “Suita, MR. HOME BU IL DER NBSRASKA. Fia3— Trouble 3-3 room, tile be) ee ee ing to wo Esiiformia must ft: 3 : 7 Tine D-feces. a eee oa 1 t buy we have listed in the a gt furnace, 4-car garage; Darenin: JOHN C. GREULICH REALTY co. ae ‘ Te . Mec KEL. Realtor, MAin | O48 Lahadie: store Up-to-th = y c b. om "A STEIN wits rags wa fl LOT—25 feet. on Salome, near car tracks: | ffer ) LAC lede 4313 2 ee ] tors ig RGAE te gomatealet all improvements: $300: easy terms. Box Northwest Bol a four years. ‘| terme: n nake offer. Phone - Grand and Sullivan B hardware, flore, Builders and Specula —————- C-232, Post-Dispatch, (4) L., 2857-—Modern. 6 72 [ASHVILLE AV. [{| OSAGE. 346445 rooms, bath. att}. eicaest ; ra Routheast _corner Poa gigas and : —HINK THIS OVE 4, = — | ABNER RPL. 2 leaving city: lot g1x110. hi i210 NASI Pe ae : } bargain. Hum . 3056 8. Grand. LA- | 2017 N. . store; suitable | bet, BAx147: very che — ‘ff New 4 Hel hts Forest }246W,. _foes)')'] § rooms, tile bath, hardwood floors | x. J 6346. —-- | residence: hot- water. heatgdouble garage: ; open. |; BENSON REALTY Co., *T109 Cheeta’ fm ‘room and bath brick cottages; Richmond eig' | a. oo ee very rea-| | throughout; in AAA! condition. The | \—3-3 rooms. hath can make easy : ™ Tre? ee RRR EE Xe a’ TOOT. modem mn: : : : 7 i1- Large new M Ain ” A&3. Made lt tg sh eS. "$4500. sidewalks. PRINCE TON, "lxx- New brick “bungaé owe. mg anle wan led: leaving ; home you ha vr lo iked for and not and nab . H JOHN Cc ORE ULIC H REALTY oO. | Persh y busitiess, fine : ase - wae town, 5 rooms, tile bath. furnace. hardwood reer. {c- ‘found. Priced right. For immediate ert ee a Grand and Sul Wan, = | Solidiy > butlt home: ea room if wanted, West | 4 $25 per month and 6 per cent in- floore. brick fireplace. brick porch # CTUSS Apply se- tat - terms Burs 7 aounaed sees | HOOVER. “2—Westmoore. yO Lucas and Hunt rd.. 6800 west nies Nity Lim. ; jot = queers. . 2 EDWARD L. BAKEWELL | | parior. ar CMM’ . LAC 44. °: buriding newly painted; tre t0| hos ‘cen al aloe, “thie . STORE. Goop a ar Penn avr. Seautiful. bas | Pee to St. Touis av.. 2100 north and one concrete drivew ay; lot 40x132; fe) | nace, pa 4+ KENT 660.) | SOx RS ity; $42.90 . = . its car to Bruno. then 3. blocks wast Oo. a oy low 0 . . q — 2 : dou vacant: exclusive 3 | Can 4146 TG edge eity; | to at _— Ys a N. SCHWARZ, 105 N. 7th: $5000 GREER. 4520 “Prett + modern bungalow of — S555. 118 N. 7th. POTOMAC. 3845-45— 33 en =. a gieubke. WHYM MAN.” “a0 Chestnut. CEatral 8500, pagualn AREWEUT og tc8) de St —— ee — tilesbath, furttace: in fine con- bath, furnaces: . BUNGALOW. 6-ROOM BRICK ‘ paras arag re i amen DOERFLINGER. ees eS re. HL mbeolt 0880. | , (cS) 4955 tmar B “ fast, KLIN‘ REALTY & BLDG. 21 Hoover; $7950: easy hae ey . de 1508 Kienlen av. CoBO) | BRENNAN, Hlland 1447M. (080) | SH-BU RNS, MAin 452 z be nn in ly el A LT LN AOL LAT A LAA en — eae

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a ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH AMUSEMENTS | AMUSEMENTS REAL ESTATE—FORCOL’ED MONEY WANTED _—) gw a | GE sd Fin aeteats | — | oro ) Es 3 SEE us | for } s oO eal estate ne} “ ™. bs ty XA WW - ae ‘ bert 7 yOe 1 _ be pepe host | you w for loans on real ests first. dee _ : ea = ee. ee = a Fe UB -Rial , 4 O00 ¢ atic ank referen — — | . 1 3937 Phe ioe mod 4 SON ORQURKE, _ Realiors, Riverside | | 2 LAST WEEKS—THE “ U 4 i C i PA L | | = * ’ oaern ; 4310, 5471 Gravois e rooms, tiled baths. aces ‘ - floors, shades, ete : mi Beto age FOR SALE BY RELIABLE PARTIES r | JOE Ji For price and particulars, | ee Full for ot “el * apen re | Ai Ve =) li | trust. Ful) j ormé —_ . o : a D mS. Rox 17 9. Ps si- Vispate b. ‘eek Sut ; : - : Big aQiade oct | acasting Station ~~ wave YOU A GOOD NAME? ; f : GUARANTEED first deeds of txust | on So money down and pay off like rent.{ _ Well-secured property of more tien, dou: | MUNICIPAL THEATER—FOREST PARK Bremen Theater Broa We will sell or build for you a brand-new ble value; amounts $500. ' Diy" | 20th and Bremen , K Ye) D pach teens and lected Ree on just | ae Fe seO. Set $9000 3 510. TAKE. THE | A. : BEGINNING 3 = Meters such term 1 | $6000. $6800. $7500 ant é ANMi ue, — ne fentricied ‘colored subdivision aeemtehNERY | B00: "$11.00: $14,000 all” nave Clear AN AY A With JOHN GILBERT A | 12 We0kSucsoay sour May 31 | BRIDGE | ——_— as ae temn ciiwches, sireet cars, eic.| [tle snd plenty of fire and tornado in-| STR ALABAM y a te and RENEE ADOREE 4871 Nat. Bridge : | ni weekday broadeast- Wake up and stop making your landlord | (Suzan¢ " WANSTRATH, 717% Chestnvt. | S Vs Wy ne ; Seats Tomorrow for 4th Week SEASON ICKETS cu B- . ae 9. 9:40, 10:40, 11:49, a . a | % Ado Ma T CHOUTEAU ; a : 2: -40 and 3:40 p. m. 40, 12:40. 1: and news rich. Own your own home and know |” (cd) ; 4) Sea so what real comfort and happiness means. | —- “ 0 QUINC ILL , as ) aes. 55 0 ST 6 Y , TWICE we 2.40. s Phone us at once or fill out the coupon 6% FIRST DEEI $050 °F 5) $1000 ’ ‘ . - dott. and Chouteau a : ae rest to the % DAILY ; below with d|__ Serial n 4 :15 Aeolian Co. 54 50 _ Bn let lager ane inddroes and }and $2000 denominations: also the fol- Round Trip, - 8:15 to $1 =a West. Prices supplied gation on your beg (= Rage ye a 3 $9500. | Including — | % 4 Metro-Goldwyn- Mayer Production FAIRY { ie han Mi m4 t News Service U. - me sulture an a _ ST.LOYIS POST-DISPATCH a St ane me part and explain our plans, ©1590. 2 $2000 Meals and Berth. Easton Venn »partment of Aa™ im you in full, . “3 $2500, $4000, $4500. 5 $5000. 6640 LEOPOLD GROSSRERG., , tornado insurance: perfect titles with | Music and Dancing MUNICIPAL OPERA —— - . ~ ne ho 510, 705 Olive St. if ach loan. Call or phone for our new Leave Sat May 29, 4 Pp. m | aa ¥ oh “Vac . Kingsland : y—10: 00 A. M. one GArficl 260. ; cae - ° ry) Lh { * -* ‘ 259 ul AQUA (RO WQ TIGKET OFFICE 6657 Grovels Av. hese | Demestic , aa Hiour conducted _ KORTE. 110 N. 8TH ST. MAIN e256-42™ Return Tues., June 1, 6 a. m. ans Dept. of the ES eee nn ) | Re i . aa by the Home a of St. Louis. 6% FIRST DEEDS 6% —_ |B St, Louis & r Whip your jaded spirits to health and life, | RAYMOND HITCHCOCK || Lobby Arcade Bidg., Eighth and Olive | KNICKERBOCKER { oo HH] Plaede Gas Licht On improved city real estate; perfect title : 7 After along and arduous year at the office, | (“Hitchey Koo” Himself) TELEPHONE MAIN 1600 3145 Park Av. Charleste: ry? M. | and sura! m . ith each loan; Brinkop se- Tenn. River maf _ — = il 730 P. in x Study, clinic, or laboratory there is no __Master of Ceremonies | SINGLE TICKET SALE McNAIR { ia : he | —_ League baseball scores. 80) |! "Christian Brinkop R. E.Co. (ff Pit, Co. Brat oH | more health giving holiday than atripto = | | FTAA aes ONARLES 2 eRe | BEGINS MONDAY, MAY 24 © Menair-restaiozz: 00 P. M. ' i | senn0. 9 $6500. $7000. Ample fire and eae — = 3621 S. Grand. __LAclede 3040-41 «c34) | Besttte Sse" | xX Europe. | ‘ da : = : | 2% - _ & {SSE = | 4 RE NR EN acd Wednesday—6: REAL ESTATE-OTHER CITIES tk STOCKS AND BONDS ae borg eae | On sailings from Montreal between June amend ots KNOX = | MIDWAY { rout 3 = shinola Merrymakers and the : a | Wit BUY. SELL OR QUOTE ——— | 25th and July 10th, the Cunard and i ee. : | aa ae | | i KINGS 4 RIVOLI MOGLER { “Jan a : s:atler Orchestra, St. Louls. : ‘entr ates iste, iUzens | Cabin and Tourist Third Cabin passengers only. Harold Meek, Post-Dispatch. ath and Bremen ce Hote! S'4 for garage or auto salesroom. and mOlos : a tind Siumaiin’ | ‘Ss caraxe near Madison av. ! mee Tor rrr an n On, apd prefer: gee ered ” THEATER _— Program poe Oty. Ul. Bex R47. | ferred, termar Grain Wheat. Celotex com: | | TOURIST THIRD CABIN Pecan ree nN NOW PLAYING NEW SENATE > ol 5. Entry of the Bojars. ...Halvorsen ‘ ag prefern “ed Internationa! Life. accom i i omic omforta cone | ’ er FT ers.. ron c on iM opti 8 tan Stores, PPiggy Wiggly, Ever- i “ag me: aie ton wage > sapere OPERA | CECIL B. DE MILLE | Bawy. mear Market eg be Lak’ A A Rose... Nevin : ; ser genia t has been specially designed for the cons | HOUSE fe | g. (a) Mis le ‘. _Leoncavallo i at¢ ato r ae veni — — » Matt! | unlisted stocks, any COMPAXT , ’ ence of students, teachers, professional and |] 21 A. M—Contiavous—11 P. M. wi PALM T% (b NN ER Bank Bldg. 7th and Olive usiness men and women during the summer vase - M.—Contingous—11 P. M. LEATRICE JOY Onion Mh akin: Prien o 7.00 P. M a? i 5 : > . > +503 Centra Wat. Troubadours, direct from | green mines, German bonds and all active, CArtield 955, Arfield 5240 4 ) , Cation, ‘Theater Cooled with Ieed ee Ask your steamship agent about the EIGHT ACTS | FEATURE PHOTOPLAY | |‘*F HE WEDDING SONG” PAULINE » Swans Ipana K. St. Lawrence Route to Europe, or write ta | TUESDAY “CHARLESTON NIGHT’ |. With ROBERT AMES Lillian & Claxton HE UNTAS New Yor BUSINESS | i> Wr wea The Cunard Steamship Co., Limited, | er AND toe Night" || ome cin 8:00 P. M. . te A! Com Light -Associa- LOANS ON PERSON’L PROP'Y OPPORTUNITIES | ON TR Aiki 1135-1137 Olive St., St. Louis, Mo. | Double Prog Msticnal Electric Light - Associa. : a P ° & direct from antic ' tion meet! ns Inenl! ‘ *hair- AVOID worry; better own one debt than | ) ~ b+. > ES. aartia J several; we loan money for this and | _ ag mw’ wf a Tras | 4 hy artin Other purposes; charges ‘8 per cent dis- HE k ; AY PHOTOPLAY THEATERS — we j ine Public ress v Committee count, Medical Credit Bureau, 609» Ar- | = ee a, ? Mel- _cade » Bidg. (cS) AUTO) poring 3 just appr wen ag Og ve (Ripe, rey c NJ Coleman : cna ae Ay ey a A ie WEST D i i ocr, of he SPORTSMAN’ S PA : nha States. Sougs y m net See us for euick | , aoe © prihes hout lare: | ARE you needing 1 one c sides cad withou glare; Songs by, Eltzabetn salary and furniture loans: low rates: | want hich-class man wah some money | oW Hl! 14] | rw am soprar confidential. Room 400 Columbia Bide. fis ‘itv: Z invest We ; — *K. Ancher. i *: : - ' i. YyY A. i C, ’ dl Vineent Lopez and his 318 N. &h. GArfieid 8957 ce ae | Woodbine Hotel, Broadway and Chestnut. | ¢ tii | . - a al d § VS, | G p ia and on estra FURNITURE LOANS—No big ad | sTOCK FOR SALE—A mortgage ana in-| : | STARTING TODAY ‘Len ———a ‘ Game Starts at 3 O'Clock Cooling ”- - | FINANCIAL Tie) eae! mt ote hee. a p n ww ine oy tery ale Ble ee Oe ee eee - . ee sag: henai —" os * Ps ter ae eee ee es . aE Meee ™ as Z porrione ames Bence ae ere. oe ——_— . . — z get ware g +a” ab sls " : . TEs She 3 ba al “ted - Bs yet: a ar “ ye p agen. FE a ae RTS Sig oS RE gayle oy Serer : ~ a * " " ’ ~ ee Oe pee, for; resuit, — rates. Garfield “889 | vestment company making money wishes _Co-operative. 203 N. 10th. room 209 (cS) | i. ine reste its capital. Answer. Box = ES uF Cc NADIAN SERVI ES , : ’ KFUO 545. I Meters LOANS—To the man who works: lowest | A-69, Post- Dispatchs (cs " A Cc PHILADELPHIA HERE TOMORROW 9:15 P. bs Ec ce hee Seg a ge yt te confiden- |TEN MEN W ITH SMALL CAP ETAL. ' Tickets on Sale at 409 Olive St. wanes LOANS — OD a aeons oe an Repedemes STORES TUsT. OPENING IN ST. wou Is > e, musical nett by band o iin legal rates of interest. 405 Victoria; AND NEARBY TOWNS. APPLY 940 | ee Lutheran Church. Bidg. €Entral 2038. Ideal Mortgage Co.| SYNDICATE TRUST BLDG. _ wee Ja fc8) 3200 WILL START rou in business: un- 3 Trav ] ad R rortse a —_.. ° “SALARY AND FU RNITURE LOANS || “limited money-making possibi.it ‘¢ se te ‘Canadi P. ) | vs) pl ede aE All, oy waa F . KMOX—214. 2 — ring m this ad: it wi entitie you to Sec metas "y, Stac on st.., renton, an BTC) Cc _ ' : _—Mar- a discount; no indorsers; everything pri-| N. b fe | . . ARSENAL , ee 8:40 A vate; — you own terms — ———S== — Pp. M. — ie -_. Rar R= ™ 1 oe Fle cetera lly e the wild, primi- : : orld, they touchevery country , ren -NGLA OYD 5 ae Soe Our representative will call. rea njoy P | of i | | Famous “‘O” ships—‘‘Ohio.”’ ““Orea,”” “‘Ordena’ Bas n So ALMO INVESTMENT CO.” tive forests and snow capped des | bf Importance. and “Orbita”’ carry only cabin nd third lees ) 6:36 P. M.—KMO™ Sore: Bisabeih + + > + a . “ - om y i o Boe orks cart MAin 4578. 806 ARCADE BLDG. (c8) mountain peaks in their gor- pot oy Ww R2teve: your plan or scale of ex- oh tein ee wy CONGRESS (Ais: on } eany. na vrata meat) et Barrier”; , D a =o s colors, en route. An | , penditure, we can meet your need MM. BUSINESS FOR SALE ante «6 {AS _ y s. | tend maha oe ¥ ; spech. Soprano. its verite S FOR 8 Sennen ever-changing, wonderful TOF shi ‘more than 1,000,000 . 157 Ge eee Mail Steam Packet ss ari = Be ~ Sgt RMOX yor ee oo AUTO REPAIR SHOP—County location: : ' hmidt, piano: complete equipment. Call WAbash 364. ie tons—22 ‘Sailings each way in 1926. | ecA : Grand-Flor Dowdle John Sauter, flute. David Bittner, . { Annie 0 ae Ses By ent e Aaie Sak it Bem oo, a rn ‘ . ee ae ae Dal Sk ts ‘ oo Ly baad any . oo Pale Nahe ee ooo ot eee ee oS by eee Seber te Pie ve in hy Sede Rane 8 Ae Tee | oa “s e ‘4s LYRIC SKYDOME KING BEE { ' . a ¢ ville features. | DUMB —P and “The WSBF—273 Meters invented in none - Vi EDNESDAY., Noon — Thakis duced in Ar EEN Ae tae ow vio cieetverentaie ‘ * SET SSeS O RR Ee aE eel : erate A ~ipped oo oe mike ness. I61 Si vdaney. ~ bon - advance you more money on lower payments. We are reliable. You can depend upon us for a Barber College, filo) 5% Ww alnut st. {e8) i varied scenery all the way. homes and lote. If you owe money | BARBER SHOB—3 white enamel Koken turn home happy at having 1710 N. Jefferson : 3 : d ~ i ta « i : on 2 | — oe ~~~ = - _ - —_—_—- - ; Bt . now, we will pay off your old loan }} | chairs; -striefly modern; more business | been away from the beaten yore ie ye sth Ae cao OPENS JSATUR DAY Rahn Rohn pianist: Alice Hall. *n- i! oO. E.—Wrei prano: Gustav Sieling, baritone: El- f//)} ent, Rear 4 Commandant than I can attend to. Cell at 14233 | TES SR aeensianeniensenttiti lee hts oa ET 27 TEN eR, “RRR > - : bbe , a Globe | paths, with beautiful and ) . Lafayette . Chouteau, or see W. Garrison at 1643 S. Jefferson ware deal. All we ask is ; sa : ades | BARBER SHOP—3 chal airs: food location: Liberal stop-ovet privileges Promise to pay back as littl enta bitehec Bip oe Me agen, ok : 3 | each week. | Bvery thing is left in | | $100 ' ber week: spec tal rice gnats at the 29 Be me Se ° >| your po Ain 4978 f | in Banff, Lake Louise V I ALMO, "806 ARCADE BLDG.| #8, Banff, Lake Logis: me. OCnumMmann-Frielnk s AIAl IE MI BATTERY SHOP—Compieie: must sell; | mous—a pleasant memory $125. Kessler, 3356 S. Grand. (80) of the Wonder Way West. BE AUTY SHOP*On Delmar bl.- 5 booths. | | complete: estab avi R > 4.-—-Musical program by | way that we Finance Corp. ; trade: aut Tetire om accou! s of conish: | Further information on ap- | + CA PITOL + MAFFITT NORMA TA pmeric an Institute of Banking Choral jj | | ing him is ta : i oa. 3 | will So fer quick cash sale: price | plication to { ‘tor ' advertisemen The Workingman S I riend | $1650 Box T-214. Post- Di ispatch. ' | 2812 N. Vandeventer . ' M.— Radio Trio. Steve Cady. | GCcomM”M t : me. lt Art git Billy wag pk i a population ¢ — “ mer McDonald. singer: Roy St. Jena, : Doa > Henry Klotz, singer. ; | ed States LINDELL {‘aonte te 3 P.M. Fran-ee Hopkins. pianiet: [Til entrance ree Grand &£ Hebert 6 | Oherbeck. singer; Seamon Win- | emy. ‘nn r. planial Ruth Brook. eopranc. 4 READE 7:20 P. M.—Sandman Club; stories : 44 Pal &) é ~ Re : LYRIC by Mrs. 9. T. Johnson; songs by your friend Always Reliable and Trustworthy. BOARDING HOU SE—41xx west: : ms; } re $1200 income per month: jong lease: | GEO. P. CARBREY, General Agent, | = j Raines and Mildred Cady to the 1925 ¢ . £g Last ae Days! Manchester / — heck and Don Haines. John oe | nounced Dall ~ . T. ‘ ' ’ " t k sal ~ ‘ - 10385 N. Grand | owner, : 54 N ss i ie lei] 0-92. «¢83)| Canadian Pacific, 420 Locust St., Eimer MeDonald, Henry Klotz , padanc pre: tie elm Greene. Billy Moes, Mutt @ Jeff, en- _ lation of Lo Bobby Melsheimer and 'eensus of 1927 “OLD Loves ‘AND NEW” Maplewood { a . Cuca Hautiman: Seamon W iter, ) ; img rooms in rear: priced reasonable ee ' Telephone, MAin 0579 or 1711. PRIVATE LOANS to furniture owners: ' “ae: reason. leaving city. 2628 make your own terms: jowest rates. The | . Jefferson, (e ~ Mutual Cc... 207 Victoria Bidg.. Sth and CLEANING DYEING AND PRESSING— _Locust. Phone CEntral - 6006. {cl4) | Leavy ing city: must sell: reasonable | MONEY loaned on furniture, pianos and) Price. 23 ON: orth Market. _ (cd | ———E warehouse receipts: 2 per cent month. | CONFECTIONERY —One living mom: rent , Mound City Loan Co., 427 Victoria Bldg.) $25: price $175. 1512 N. * ae alg | AND HIS OKCHESTRA ~ Carl G. Hinzpeter, proprietor of | the former. (c06) GGONFECTIONERY AND CANDY STORE Pucuenites © peenea Wanwe of OZARK { , @ drug store at Ivanhoe and ANXIOUS. Ff. . ; MONEY TO Le AN—$25 to $1000 on in- Transf corner; pric ight 0: 6677... - | d f a , I ao 9 ie dorseménts. charze $7.67 par $100, in-| Natural Brides, SD 4408 I’ve travele ar, says sne, ut my ———- | THE BROX SISTERS Webster Groves Scanlon avenues and a customer,| | of ee , Chuding insurance, if repaid in 10 months. CONFECTIONERY —New- orca si : eee smil Jungbluth 1116 Yale ave-}/ ower’ soon : weet * ’ . : ret rec ST. LOUIS. FUNDING CORPORATION. must see io appreciate. 3334 Louisiana: | - BUSINESS FOR SALE 3 most delightful and healthful SUMmMme;?rs - ce ; | PAGEANT { 7 " ue, were held up by an atmed|| o> was in 608 Arcade Bidg. Branch office, 67°26 Fomor Delmar man in the store at 10:50 Pp. m. ee >areet oa ie CONFECTIONERY~—1 r - = “RESTAURANT—Biggest $1500 bareain: , : S h & lif : 19 An: i i. ce aa MONEY TH LOAN—$56 ‘and 1 uD. ‘payable } deta ave~§ Ti? theater bullding ; terms: good business dandy equipment , VW an ae spent in out ern a l Ornila. ; SS os * om z. = a wig ; : e in 350 weekly installments. to salaried , ne. prtidony oo 7, in “Orsi 3 years busy downtown commission row: no Sun- a et gs ss ' h yesterday. The robber got $45 and ; . business or, professional people ‘secured! IY Doin poad wah, Sax work. "Living “rooms: “iow rental: | J oz¢can have the same benefits, the same a U Powhatan ie Ecneck tor 08-08: ee. a : ee : Pah Se , 2 : ' ' 4 eee es cond’ : sh 1 CONFECTIONERY Doing i... school | ideal for two. UTH. 5988 Julian 4 6 , } blut! BILLY.— buy second deeds of trus tusginess; transfer corner for two busses’ Smo = 6 a “ Ba es - ai a . rom UNnEoOIULN. : RELIABLE LOAN & INVEST oA CO..; ‘and car line; price reasonable. f ee RESTAU RANT- Sixx N ATU RAL RBIDGE: JOYS in this oreat Summer sportland. E: Rem, §=— Some SHOW- PLACE OF ST.LOUIS ! State reeus whe a z their e —" , « : foes gt Kg Pte Ree Spare ook ics Sea ivcthisias hk ai t . 2 . - s eT. nas : LOW RENT: 5- t LEASE: GOOD ee - Sth st. (ground flowr). GAr. cine co te) INCOME: NER MUST SAC RIFICE. ‘ ; ; q ; y, 5s H a Ww 4 . : Se an az ii ‘ CONF EC TION ERY—and lunch room: do- INVE STIG ATE: BARGAIN. ROOM 33° Ba: 2 Z § ‘ Y — | 0 HONE ’ - . . oe prs, . SST. Serio coos boven. SS GO eek- ee reasons for selling. (oBanl | BESTAURANT- -Well established; and con- ’ ; Ba a 7 — . 6 per Sper “cent by two co-makers, ——~ « 8 eae ry: located on Jefferson or South world famous singer — ‘largest in the world. ke oe ae” LYMOND Shenandoah { «tet's net | Reception is Better | to med it INDUSTRIAL LOAN CQ. ery. ice cream parlor, lunch room and| ing good business: conveniently situated: é6 . 714 Chestnut. Branches at witent's and light gcroceries on a good corner: money | personal reason for selling; wil make There Is more in Southern Here are strange old , Pee ten " ; _sant-Warne. 4118 West Florissant. (cR) Realty Co., 3334 Pine. JEfferson 2310,' RLTY CoO., 6403 Mane abe or. a ee ee H TIVOLI {* -. ; , ecmation . Ww -. “tg monev on real estate. _furni- | __ (e4) | RESTAURANT—wW ith r OMS : estab] shed sunshine, A trip to Southern Cali- the glamorous romance : + % Me wees , _ SILK HATTED 6350 Delmar » ‘ Sunn 4A § ' veterans pen ture. pianos. store fixtures. machinery. ons, in} ta ; i ee ae ‘ C Aa ee Wy — . | . CT he el ether geod security: | entrance learue ball park. 3625 “Dodier good loc ‘ation : must sell: $400. MAin | fornia is arn investmerf{—an invest of the eighteenth cen- oF Me Ree e AMBASSADOR VIRGINIA Conway i. Me ¥ RADIO PUBFS): | friend proba = | petits ke | et pe { “Dancer ¢ - divorce, He ~ ~ peti (“a CAN ake eatirne te ME ¥ AS . ae a | me ; Rs WE ‘advance money to. salavied \eople at ide tes hocieen as ae thoes HOUSE—10 added afd more enjoyable years of sweeps of long white eee St — : a 1. F.. MONEY TO LOAN—$25 to $5000. or ; + it iy ‘ che | FRISCO BLDG. c76 - . : . > The M an Week seamene tor colton, cen | Kir tine ‘con. ‘And, further, according to this trolley system is the it was rep charge CONFECTIONERY—Have fine poy ie neatly furnished: well e« ered: do- Grand- and 2 Shenandoah | can : with w. G. s— at Wellston. 1486 Hodiamont; Florig-| maker; ag By asons for selling. Pine! terms. Call Hiland 0163. J. P. De LAN | *Califorrtia \than just flowers and Spanish Missions richin CONCESSION—W ith livi nD rooms a nain 4 years: sales $30 pe la er gx room t lo. ; ‘s er ¢ rent $45 A WOR Tour own terms. Frank. 712 Chestnut | DELICATE SSEN- Ana lunchroom. in, 29/8 (File 201%. / " ’ ’ ' . ‘eh % me . : st. MAin 4498. (c7O) ; South St. Louis: well equipped: ALMO, 806 ARCADE BLDG. ment in Aealth tor one thing—in/tury. Here are alluring 0 a igen er ae. OF MIRTH — | 5117 Virginis irst year: selling on account of health rooms ; ell fur- Fina near large subdivision: excellent oppor- Axx west 4402 Park in ha piness—the happiness that lessdash of rreat breakers AIN " F +e tae > . Ve = that the iaw PAI s., 421 Commercial Idg., 6: ram a . tunity: reoms above if desired; stock in- ROOMING HOU SE—14 rooms: n rand: , tae ’ ‘ voice $4000; fixtures, 3400 , rent $100. Lindel! x 989 “bigest: mar comes “trom outdoor living, from j calling you to a gay bat- of 4% per ¢€ became effec Bow oe a TERE CLT | GARDNER REALTY CO. — —— , "ae QI ICK MON EY . 202 Shubert Rialto Bide. Grand & Olive. neeae 8 HOUSE "Olive oms: for quick inspiring, mountains and sea, trom tle. Here are delightful a~weso” On furniture. automobiles and to eataried | FURNITURE STORE—Second@hand mre : Ey “¢ y : : Deeple on their own note without en- | stock office fixtures; waey stres t; ‘a m7 ROOMING, an eg ean io ee eapiks an a complete change. Summer > " ’ ~—— — e . se - _ : ‘cu ! Ea Sane Seeds of trust. a place: here 18 ROOMING HOUSE—10 rooms: well - Outdoor recreation.” a desert Wie Sehara or a|for the ore ity Sunes, Julys, A Glorious Fun : , ho unoccup & BRO. 815 Chestnut. XOUr opportu cet a zood store. shed: fine 1 k sale. 4: wild can th hall A . eee MEL! ee owner. Mr. Jordan. Jordan Growers rhished: fine location: quick sale. 424: M4: cae, yon that is a-challenging| dugusts and L Septembers. | CHARLES PREVIN'S | 2 Tantalizi poe. : aie’! | ROOMING HOUSE S857 bineT 10 ws As Madame Schumann-Heink in- delight to the hiker Disin'’t vale" any longer for this MUSIC THAT THRILLS ng GROCERY-MARK Must sel 4 eS . Cote oe La 4 ut : Onis S100. " : evs neigh- ail Joe good bus Sines, Nae Tt. River. cicates, Southern California is a Or. if your w him suggests it wonder trip. Plan for your : MI “oe * A. borhood trade. | tes ; hree iiving ot Rd oo. SO eer ; — a nd of I lI : ee | rooms toile ; ‘ oe} lea a" "Sef ROOMING HOT SE 4° ’ 5! e at rer? ae rpetua a urement. ’ oa ain na ight th the Fi or * YDOWN as. toilet, ie . He SOsger $50; 7 rooms: income $150: lady earn. ‘ + : > : SIONEY FO-LOAR ek sane $190; lady en Vhether camping, fishing, bathing, cosmopolitan life. Here are some Girls—so we arc now awWOD HIS or county: low. GROC ERY—And meat arket. on Pa a “om fiers 33° Frise (eB) | , | eet rates. Quick ac sales $30 per MONEY ‘Wta—To ¢ borrow 2000 on two RESTA’ 7 ,wT N ‘ B nae - fos) TIN SHOP —— With ‘stock. a ‘ba ' 5 i in a $ 0 . mean tem- Californi PERSON a - ” srigeae. ios Bao ‘ poet ey * sive, [aia Park os AND CHILI PA. RR N. Vandeventer reain. =I _ Stay , should you wish to come for just peratures in ‘Angeles (the cen-i.ge 49-K. Ch b a ec ge ; Serer: — Lawn at‘ os B20: MeL) | SRRPAU RANT. “$800. oa accauat wekic., "MED CAR BUSINESS —Ber Teeatoa im | a week see wha c. 49-K, Chamber of Commerce| Il DAVE SCHOOLER & GO: | An out be allowed on real estate 1 ACCOUNT sickneas eit che eck ortwo. Andi its interurban tral city ) have averaged 69 degrees : : er. Meeteite aed as co nce ef oe Rest Chan cars. Box R-195, PratDiepaten. °" (0 i grees} Building, Los Angelas, California and Metrto-Gold Bt tf Carr y On the vested isgory netes and a deel to seme of Mia AU RANT. place far man andl ¥ ARIETY STORE— oO: = a ) . — . | p . RE—On account of iit Mayer’s Romantic omedy : | . with Cathedral mie clorein city property, = with firme MOS Page healt’ am foreed ta sell out 1} . = —- sae . | ther property, as add | RENTAUCWANT—Paciocy alaiiiet ka; eg the oalize proche and | “MONTE CARLO” THILDREN, 150 : t : ‘ Sat. ) aall @ nes _— 2 , ’ Club, wilt ~~ me - Should vurchasers of «on must sell: price $200 1437 a hahaha % Paine. pies -s Pee Angeles, with a population of well over a Value of Agricultural and Live Stock Products (1925 en cannes in | RESTAURANT—— Sell teow mable: quick | — muon, is the largest city on the Pacific Coast and is the hub $85,912,744; Value of Citrus Products (1925) $23,261,503; rane , ie . he. niald sale. 1029 Chouteau. GArficta sare tt war F ILLING ST ATION AND rAr of one of the country’s richest agricultural communities. Naiea oduction (1925) 146,000,000 bbis.; Harbor Im mports , NOW : ‘ ercises of St. ~ nes 5, sorthweat eorner 11%) nd Pal —— ( -25 .136,799 toms: H Pe : : oO Se = 9 . Lest. iam la. (SO) | RESP RANT—toeaiea os = c ras ame and 2 faite *brich k flar | The growth, wealth end marvelous resources of Southern €22 ar” Total "ater Seana Eeperss ene i First Authentic Pictures of # = Nursing 4 * he exe a] a on a4 4 + slar ele hon . ‘ : Yen . incom nw os , California are indicated b ), . oe Fes CHRISTOPHER lowe caret e140 poe — Cail * City: re gain: eaay e 3 are bar taining to the County ef haeee and figures per- si ucing season of 365 days a year permitting year a Mbarara ts : ; | ; sel ; ° (cl) | FOrest 9206 or JEfferson 2200. yee \SP"", ¥, ahha inet RY AL TORS. 4 round crops. DERBY , -” 4 —— Se el 3 of those inviting your ¥ Y F » 1503 St Lar ele n429 (ORO) ‘ , .

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Bee ————————————EE IL LOUIS POST -D = ——— SPATCH WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAY 19, 1996 scien pened: per ‘ | a ere oe . IS OISi A ~- euatreapineietetiptes AGH, Jf I DAYS _ Jo oe Jinks -- D To Ak _~ Dumb Dora -- Radio -C A soe -- Uross W ord 1 Puzzle -- L| in Proto Puy | Post - Dis spate eh Radio ‘pm —— a Aasweted — — Statistics ee mE ss 2 s | By ‘VIC FURTHER DELAY PROBABLE : ~ St ation A : Broadcasting St: | / AL MY HOPES CF GETTING RI a 20th aad Bremen { saaniee Me eredith's\ SD | \GOLd st a \'M SoeRY 1 DIDN'T GET a | “The Traffie Cops | k “Hl | STRIKE ARE KNOCKED FOR A QOFE IN | ; ‘a MONT GET A PHOTO ) NLL PyT IN TWO STiexs! | IN DELMAR CROSSING CASE | U. S. Supreme Court t Not léAkely to Ma 31 'BRID ” Abe. 5.1 Meters T HAD VI F “ThE BLAST FOR A SOUVENIR ~— y GE { Aster 545. D VISIONS OF GOING Back To New YORK EVENTS “Grs war te A MAST “Farts —— ———e - —— a ANLAES TRE OSE ALY Date BOs MeN eA Re , al +, ~ \ . - LL BLOW UNG@LE HECK Ls - Cast 5 ae : ‘TH “ fn « " ‘ ’ yc t ‘4871 Nat. Bridge . YEsTELaD To" @ wight we kday broadcast- |, AND HIGH HATTING MY FRIEND SH 1 WISH YOu'D LET ME SHOOT OFF LOOSE FROM HIS HAT , ays. han 5°90 persons of alt d dical ! | Lillian & Claxton { THe yanson ae VORA, I GOUGHT THAT TENNIS COVUPT THEPE'LL BE NO PARTW THIS. 3 i 1 | AM. THAT SOUNDS BETTED’ leanings are reported to have been 00 P. M. SO YOU AND YOUR GANG COULD AETERNOON, DAD. WE T2E = at AST Ente @nimn / detained by the police in raids on t yY PALM {« Clara Bow in ‘Union & St. Louis A | Communint and anarchist centers Pestalozzi ‘ ” Double Pro a : . : ntwar t hn ¢ Om R- 842 Pestalozzi Ta ‘Storm Breakers 4 gt meetins aie ; hain ye Sy: wong GET SOME EXERCISE AND ALL GOING "O DANS A TENNIS AB ge? LP THIS DARNEOOL OL / ‘here. The arrests were a direct iL. a addresnes. 1 “Martin J. Ineull. chatr- : iS 4 se + be oi consequence of the bomb explo- QUEENS {Sot Rich & Ronalg 4 Ba ond ston goo Pog “wy | i Gates Ee ey FO iS PATSTIES j di a, : DANCING ; ‘e)"4 Bis I sion outside the United States Em. ‘olema ‘“ aa), on ‘ / . Maffitt at veal + me “4 je seevrta: of the Tree plizabeth vA iTS GOTTA STOP" » SOME Goov bassy Sunday night. Ze Staics ™ $ , & pane nol! ’ sa m | ae RITZ Double Prosrame @ |gmees. 8007870 OF ine ie eel | —s pee HEALTHY ee ee ‘Beverly of Graustarys pie One"* —— a oe | | S Grand and Juniata and : | . EXERCISE | Beate pee — 7, Ww * ng KFUO—545.1 Meters I ) oodiang What Happened te WEDNESDAY, 9:15 P. M—Ad: : . 7 5015 Gravels { Jones’ fin Ament bares. Prof. W T. Dau, DO. D.; . | ae 3 ED Present’ progran a band of Emmaus i rues 3 Tired: | | mosics! ch . agit ar | KMOX—214.2 Meters WEDNESDAY, 8:40 A. M.—Mar- pe reports. ' 3 P. M—K™M ot ie ae ra; base | scores; Al al rd. ™ P| M.—Housewivee’ Hour: Te - -. iouls —— C0.'S THEATERS] | ARSENAL esc LLOYD ta. (Grand and Arsenal a EN’S . comes in boxes te meg. pt tare. owe ae AUBERT Richard Dix te i . oeeit Aubert and Easton “LET'S GET | KMOX orchestra: Red Devile: Mrs. — MARRIED” } Carey Krondocfer. contralto. Chi ri BE P.M Market summary. ua PPewa ‘memes TALMADGH: J | 5:30 P.M ‘Final baseball scores BF, p e . Jeff. & Chippewa - 6:30 PF. M.— Pinner time recital by il ower a pac Py . KIKI” BE Mra Jacque Lancrec. ad a PEP brings ua M.—Minna and Ida Moer- you Bi & nderella oeen ee LLOYD | echell: Bel Canto Cherai Club; KMOX : ‘nerokee an . ‘FOR f orchestr meee - | ING a & fj d lowa HEAVEN'S ee 8 36 P. W.—K ft Xx on h eeatra. a CHIC YOU) ) . 7 col evele. American composers; Elizabet ih — = = —-— — --- — —--_ ee ceed : NGRESS omcmma Cast in “The in “The, Cueny. parrator Mrs. A. EB. Meieen- ' —— — ia os si ae ri 4073, Olive St ler”; Hich-Clasg: L.pach. soprano. 7 — ———_ |W. F. and A. Henne, 6916 Bruno. fe . Be - 9 See ‘ } > : ; “- Vaudeville 9:30 P M.—>oms's Marguerite | A Y ‘©. BE. and A. Petrie, 45384 Evans. Grz Schmidt. piano: KMOX orchestra; nswer to sitendinl } Penshe 3 P. and N. Norvak, 5708 Henner. 4a rand-Flor. boy es Aehn Sauter, flute, David Bittner, |] | r iH a .. tg oe Py dont X Oth Bre | Ann oo ; ¥ 02 eee ssl a | =. al . Mai 7 . Grand & Florissant “Sporting Lite" “ore et ae mengenvens as Post Dispatch reserves the right to 9 «reject any query. en ) é ti F. and 4 Baliman, 6856 Cozens. ———- ate I a , ‘ , T : . r r and M. Young. 7126 Alamo GRAVOIS SALLY oN Club. : sonal and telephone calle, or anewera by mati, cannot de 2 13 GAPE TFA IN’ TE [Be lG] | RF. and Ho Abernathy (4615 Pope. ge ' ‘¢ t; scrhe ’ Ay? , Sliiae'® arwrcte’ exe Tl wiu—273 Meters M tent ae oka ee nile a CT ee 10 eLlo'r'rlelaLioir je] | (Ses eRe eA en | Gravois “DON’T” 3 | —s y when accompanied by stamped addressed envelope. sit . |W. and F. Darsey, 3707 Page. GE THE PEPPY BRAN FOOD HI-P . WEDNESDAY, 9 P. M.-—Herbert |// || ©. A. S-—Our advise is to send, made in Rome as early at 269 B.«. -} | : T S/T. ee WIIG WiA M | }J. and E. Williams. 1815A N. i7th.@ A tt AO ON I IT ~ OINTE Charite Chaplin tn in Berger and his Coronado Hotel or- jj the garment to a reliable cleaner, | and {n great Britain 25 years be- L. A MiR to a ¥ Kier, tb" e Din rvs $ 1 - SNE Claston & McCaus. “The Gold Rush” — cheatra: Club Royal orchestra: re ii E. F y ; ‘fore the Christian era Gold was le nd A McDermott onva § wrwoed ee Otbers : at canine: See Eller: WIL of- i] - F.—tT0u can obtain books on | ¢jpee nai, Pipa “ re’ re |r. «. and , Norwoo 5 que progr ’ - the life an : 1 Paves ifst coined in England tn 108; ! | A $s } A A. F. and 1. Sittner. 2577A Warren nIN — chestra: Henry Klotz, tenor; vaude- i 7. and familys of W iilans | Copper money was int j A hy 1 'E. and E. Horst. 4890 San Francieco ~ Bae { tet’ G t Married” ville features. ||| Shakspeare at the Public Library. | Jumes J of ‘Engia: d ‘in. 1620 “ The Sin JB TIOIN| 8) | J. E. and ©. Daniels, 1425 N. Palm. » ~ ore ; : . 7 b. . . 3 ' 4: IAT i} - : a, - ai>* * ; ¢ —273 Meters invented in 1834 and were intro- | Money In 1793. 0 rye W. H. and A. Schert, 710 Marion. Lafayette ss TALMADGE rr. ee, een — Thakla {j;;| duced in America in 184 DAILY READER.-—Sub_ Rosa, FIEIR | |N iF sand FE, Kling S604 Etzel. 1643 S. Jefferson om a owed oe at Fliggend - J Q, ~ ti rite to the sunebintend- | the term “under the roses,” implies le D M 8'O'D NIO'N ot ana MM Tietbuse 8918 cy te —— we ay Hleiing, itone. fi- ii} ent, Rear Admiral L. M. Nulton, | secrecy It had its origin B. C - 4, ; 1A Sherids Me , anda» an Ge aie if NM. aaa t Oe. 4 6 ' ’ ae . ; . and H., Duncan. °%8184 Sheridan. LINDELL Double Prog “Little , eee ne r; Roy St. Jena, i i ommandant of Midshipmen, Unit- | 4771. when Pausanias. commandér A N U'T,8 L. and J. Mead. “1A9a Franklin. Grand it # Annie Rooney” ent} 3 P. M Meimien vi skins. piantet: | ed States Navy. Annapolis Md. for | of the fleet of Spartans and Ath- (c R VU Cc H L AIP E| ,§ J ehert “Sporting Life’ Diiiwiodk einece. Geamon Win. | | entrance requirements to the acad- | snsame, war intriguing with Olu A 5 t e BURIAL PERMITS. eran AS i delist; Buth Beook. tn ga | emy. | Xerxes for the subjugation of | it A L N E 7T Maria Baffo. 23. 52184 Bilechorf L Y ww i Cc CLARA BOW and 7:30 P. M.—Sandman Club: stories | A READER OF THE POST.—If |! Greece to Persia and for the hand Anatagia Rele. 77. 2209 Hebert. Sixth and Pine LOU a by Mrs. ©. T. Johnson: songs by |your friend’s name its not listed in of the king's daughtér in mar- TIEIN § 7 LORIE] D Ww. M. Le Rue. = 2 ito Market. eR “PARISIAN Blanche Rowan. | | the city directory the only other riage. The business was trans- | Sees Kelly, 50. 3606 Finner. w "i 8 PP. M.-—Musical program br || way that we can suggest of find- acted in the “Brazen House.” the er a tee eee | ay Andrews, . 69. ace + 2 ee : AFFIT , NORMA aaa _— Institute of Banking Choral || ing him is to insert a “personal” — of whieh was a garden, mak- iF Geena 48. 182 es G — cong. 2812 N. Vandew \ ae inh. | idvertisement in the daily jing a hower of roser Hence the M Li iM. + —_ © | 2 N. 2 e Sas lin Beas advertis a ; : ? >| Marie Schenigmann, 73, 45730 Kenner! onter om KI” oy Me = og ae a pee GOMN New York Dace ad (term Sub Rosa , arriage censes ( Mike King. 46. 1543_N. 73 ” NGd, — silty aie. “ary | ” Rote wa , : .> ; ) (| M. Edwards. 32. 2628A Pepin. Norm Raines and Mildred Cady. Bill Ober- 1 population of 5.873.356 accordin READER ~—The aeolian harp iter 5 >| i a7 $ ferfo! The penetrating Manchester ; “ Fatma heck and Don Haines. John Maher to the 19° 5 census “estimates. ae an instrument which Was invented ' ) Births ecorde 11% ot hg aciie af ee Shae lowa. GUB (Ren i. Nperegr ety pene oase by Manchester —ae 5 Elmer Mc Don ald. Henry Klotz f . Be nounced liec 23. 1925. The popu- iv) the seventeenth century and ) ; | ida Kormann. TO. 47 on S. Compton. say goes right to the sore spot, . oo Greene. Billy B red Mutt @ Jeff. ~ lation of London, according to the | te gait io ab vy e~ i the god 2 lit ng to + ae bar Latins Sullivan. pe dinates gr , and soothes the irrt Lal — Griffith ith in iners. obby 3 e er arn census of 1321, wa > 478 168. | o e winds t ism of the cfimplest OB | P it ma : , . : nerve cells and tissues. - aplewood ’ Cecar Hautman; Seamon Winer, S To see | construction, and its music is pro- uria erm A ; ae rt B months, ¢ +s. Eighth. Sar-Gay & 7170 Manchester Satna » 2 = ee pianist S. D. F.—Natural gas is a gas| duced by the vibratio Ae? Lali M. Fowler, 38 Enright. wonderfn! for Rheumatiem, Neurftia, Chest es and generated underground and due to | eer po MEE rs tha ES asta 2. Poster. 48. 911 "Blade Colds and every ache and pain of nerves and ——— chemical action beneath t} pie te ‘strings automatically moved by the ‘ ' 1AG 5 ICENRES 1 Yakel 65. 2100 WN. Rroadwar. NOVELTY HAROLD LLOYD fe surface tt. ja fauna int various | 7e Senetruction Mt te ¢ fARRIAGE | Caroline Laseuness, 31. 1604 Burd. muscies. It has relieved millions of suffer- . “FOR ¥ ° N’S i Ce. s , rs Folil oe ts hox Alb 4 Stemiler POOLA Aveene Pr Woo 5, a rade 3524 Easton B+ yg Drug Store Held Up parts of the world and 1s used for eo yy poh veh 1 FR ag hte yes Pen a thatine } Heltver 394° i= Fighteenth | Matthe we Pattan 29 474° ¥ Ga rteld, era. Every druggist sel!s it. Get the origina! “7 aa ane i PO bd hi inati argwely for | | : at? , = can Erneso Slaydon. 43, 3929 Delmar ‘ — Carl G. Hinzpeter, proprietor of fuel and ittumin iting, largely for ‘and of sufficient length to extend Anthony Godi . BOD: Han ock es vein Matsa. 70. 6451 Delmar. J ZARK Corinne Griffith ee oe ves 2 the former. na ae cn aes aie Elizabeth Beimer 3222 Regal place | Amelia, Mages. ih 1957. College. : Webster Gro in rusz siore al Vari noe a nd A NN If TS. . \lone -. im the form bree 7 @ nas pase through if The Louie % Tape! earn Maen lig | P. "EF P| jheus in 21°93 P ane. vee “Mile. Modiste” eo % ‘ anlon a\ enues and a customer. of metallic coins, Dp obahly super 29 et? ing are ret: etched le nethwie \ ola 4 Rillmerer : 1H13 = lard ' ! Pry li iy rT 13 5 ' , — » ; “egnees . 3 . eeides _ ” ia | Opatina Eze 715 Papin ! od : mil Jungbluth 1116 Yale ave- seded all other legal tenders. The! across the top of the box and may Eiward F. Tappe! Sir Mone ~ i ma 2 3 332 itiaen a ches : } ; ; a ’ ' re ie? 3 ’ ? "7 ’ ai he 4 142K | iiimit « place, AT { re epee ue, were held up by an armed et feet ae nan fa oe of eB | be tuned by increasing or decreas- en ree re é / ‘vy4 anal | Mattie Armetrong. 82. G99R Pinteau ar “KIKI” m . 2 ‘ om ver was in 869 B. CC. and it wa g their tension. Sylvester A lnrn ee , (lara Carter. $8, 1110 Prooklign Aman in the store at 10:50 p. m. ~ T Aime | Wendt O51 NecshO 1h torne. 22. 2944 Market, Pe n Cori Griffith ia. @ yesterday The robber got $45 and LEGAL INE ORMA ION Arthur (>. Deck 1419 N yo | Fedo Xtohe rs ei htes ae | whata — = 3 : Sl. . dase ing | HORIZONT — Anna M. Cvermann £040 N. Rroatway | Mary Secheitt. 7 Alien. Maplewood L conti sa a check for $5 from Hinzpeter and ‘Ry a Member of the 8t. Louis Bar Association.) a os oye dacrereiniainhageey Eugene Gacioeho 1230 N. Ninth | tay aceee 6, oop W. stn sg ie from Jungbluth. ' BIL # . of ot -There iseno law in this fucceeding ear within onn feet he. Ss mg Be public 34. Hf be 4. . Ampere ] 4 kind of fab "2 Name of a nias Mre Mariana Kowaleck one, Oo eg te Prialoveks ’ 27% Pm Bighth. : . : eor inatione nm rie git i Ne 8 " : } erie ‘} rd " it] " ! " rn : . + ee az * §s A WwW Norms Teimedse « menee requiring c children - —r hind it. f. Sufficient musical notee ® Aliewenet eels von Pang rasa Albert S ri Peterson . ar phtmee Ma. Clare a. aut — ain Fontan 39th and Shaw i | err dependent 14 ogy tg S| A READER.--It would be safer ou o ee atm SF. ALeny in Kew for waste. 30. A eulfix ; | tones 102 Market [Irene B. Cox, 14, +18 A aa | onane : . | only a mora! ov! gation. | to give one month's written no- 19 OP Oy (gra. 40 Pe. ork. mane } age ge B nf od — of Por [bene | pee ts +51 rane Ma tet | ¥ ints Bieck wei 12 dar. 3199 Morgen. ‘re + te ‘6 Cee ; eerie " Pe ; co , ! ; ; 9 . She do ee HONEST.—If the set } not w hat | tice to vacate. Othe wise he could Is. Christmas £94 North America. 84. A rapes nates toenam 2. Ganeuiel «44790 Pretog place anee See ults. yest fc yoo nan ah “at's G vs d ! Rece ; it was represented to be you can |} sue you for a month's rent and (Freneh) 1) A dot of fire. & A -t1finod 95 Tr Inathe Anna Liev ORSA Bhen ndnah Melva vy Crider. 1. 3807 y Eleventh. Grand-Shenandoah oe a= ption s Better return it and refuse to pay any-;| probably could get judgment £ “ mane name. 4:3. Within RK. Boards, 36. That Which pent tone Ir Faetens fornia vincent J. Blocker 299% Gravole lightning. FE. LL. F.—When you purchase a fence is on your land then it be- De re eens a a nine rel-| 24 Touch * ood m h4 Agathe form Of | wie Bedwie M. Pricet 545 W. fravie : bond the coupons beiong to you longs to you; both of them may Fe ister £2 A weapon ae ” aa telane) Bf. An ancient sun| Walter T. Lehr ROTA S&S. Jefferaan Tie Ney J. A—July 1, 1919, was the date belong to you in that way. If the ‘Copyright, 1928.) gna Mire. Felica Adams 2613 Palm ADVERTISEMENT that the law 7 prohibiting beverages fences are on the line thev are dae te ; SE ANOS SIP E LES EAL ——————-—-= | WMarehal! Rowe Indianapelé Ind oF ' 4%, per cert alcoholic content| division fences and should be Martha Link Indianopolia, Ind he - ‘effect! e maintained by both the adjoining TENTH DISTRICT G 0 P BODY foiled) of a I"nited Btates senatror- Ihe Hawkins 118 RP dcie “MRS Hi .—He “i probably (owners ' ’ ’ ship rT 1905, 1h “4 legic ative holt g “Va ‘ firaece'!} . ee ane : have io enter under the Italian | TT! I The eT or a aM ? fland Barton Sappington. Mo ° ; pcos conn” iad ie of che wt ng ead jee =e Spee ve lg DISCUSSES CONGRESS RACE after he head won the caucus nori- i, ey ne M Knapp Affton. Mo ; ; ino Oo an in if you ta e 74 2 NEVET? ‘i 30 —==" tion OTtic e n the old Custom | baby away, provided that you do ig eS BIO Sn, ination Job B Radford "430 5 Jeltereon AYS | Jo cot) = x Murs et ge Ps oe and Olive streets, for) .o+ break into their house or make Not Now Certain That Committee | The cor mittees adopted a reso- ae f enn ye he vee age ' $ ij information. . eae mry J Fo! ‘ / J i | 2 naertie - me mS i... disturbance in doing cond You Will Vote to Indorse Any lution of regret at the decision of | Neva M. Brucks BRIOA N. Twenty-third -? 4 f - FF o SS PRP -j g Viniation will ,f £0 insurance ut "HH De- . hs 7 ——sOA SVSRGTSEMES og + the city ordinance -§ r rae notte i a nd na full amemnest A yg 2 Candidate. the present representative of the | Us ry, fas ot a ae Bepov! be i ,4. 2 j ‘ iW | i) ¢. j rho) j wi ‘ i] j . . : ‘ i in re ‘ +! ‘ 9 e a] Eohesi car not to stop unless the car hase! policy. You should consult a law- Muorther discussion by the Re. Tenth District, Cleveland A New- lJ myer Hider ae ‘ +f ~ 1 poy 3 ‘ . . larrne teeeale tep0:? i Sin & Glorious i Bill with no unoccupieG ts and there is a ver Loublican ('o! gressiona!l {“ornmittee tan not tm erek renomination The | Fe jie IT Puijer , a nad {7} a Tantalizing Orchestra MEDICAL UESTIONS lof the Tenth District of aspirants | committee has 48 members from [Benjamin John Frederick. 45514 W. Papin i¢ ‘ at im Congreas from that South and West St. Louis and 14 | Mary Aimee Haynes. 4116 Flora bewieverd | Babee: | ror e sea’ ill INE - ' Doueiae Parker 11&N Newstead ' Z Health and sanitation questions of public interest oniy will be com | gg. ss will precede any vote of from St. Louis Count *ligaheth Gelven 44814 Waahington | . Poslam is so full of gentle, heal- Ps sidered. Diagnosis or treatment of individual cases will not be icon. peepies Bier ag EG ar loseph Haag $321) Washington | ing medication that it Begins to! PAIN FOREVER lindo ; CHARGE OF ANTI-GERMAN alice Hollow 1120 Washington! ACT the minute it touches any ENRY SANTREY : : . (>. N.—~Sulphate of copper is the tine re of @leermiur ; drach: ; AWD HIS i= oF name of the solution you mention. | t ecter "eo ¢ Hac k hawk ° Ars hme; tain that ta6 Coney 7 Vt Belleville ick ski Itchi . 4 r ie f ¢] nd on ye , tinct ; &. ; _« ; ne, | RR MaRS tame & is the test 38 | SICK Sif. ching stops instantly, | poe a As ® the atrength you should syrup o bitter orange. 4 ounces idorse anvyoré. Jd UD oa i rt ' P Sane Chicage Ade o ; s ames M nicago—Adeie Mark. eruptions , vanish, d 1 Ideal Powd egy Mix weil. The dose =A teaspoon: | iting da: ste and oon the] ne Need to Suff - 4 e owaer j DAILY READER —we seo no | _ te8t Himes S Sey, Seeinnias Candidates and possible cand ire agei—-Paney Hoff. 6t. Louis . skin is clear and healthy again. eed to Suffer Another Day 2 ‘ si eS or, ste. F% c Ti , " noi 4tes Ln) a in Pe* ie ' Son I 4 : r fs rr——f" : or -4 | | “AMATEUR NITE | HENRY SANTREY 8)” ° _ A DAILY READER —We see nO / three days before and during peri- andidate . "| Carl Schurz Unit No, 28, Steuben |Charies G. Muelier—Ciare R. Jorn, Belle) ANYONE can afford skin health Those Agonizing Tortur- IN iT LONDON” ANNA SEYMOUR 2 or se a og tates ‘all = “ms hy va TT ie "ot ie nds Alen keep quiet during this dates mentioned a’ the comrit- society ef America. whict has eom- 1A on tibitentidiadine Matiiter. Belleriije because Poslam costs b : Pp STON Vaeuderitie’s in “a Little y mate and a cit: Prt « Sevag ‘time, taking hot hip baths at bed |epeg meeting at Republican city | ~~ Boe piaterss eete sie (all druggists _—— ag Paine. CiltTh . * e & aa re pil © : a ime. . . P 4 > . r; , +) , rifjef-¢ r vr “=a - ’ ¢ . Latest Leughing Surprise This deli t ] ed » den with emcoKe ust and all t R headquarters lae?t nig! ‘were FPow- pPiail ej ia 4 ra ad At Cheyt m 7 | wr soe Mit 3 ica pure, icateiy medc- which goes to produce a chronic JE PRY - Since Fou express & land I fohnsion and Joseph C.. Propagka nda wae used as authentic | Virrin Painter ot Minerys Celia Gund | mete ee oe Th , a eatarrehal condition of the breath- | * ngness to consu!t a physician an » eee spf ' ° +}, e se Sent lech ZONE PT tee oe ' ‘ co. ere is one s | w i Ge ted, antiseptic powder ' oe og Soares ae ge setae ate for ‘ai eatment we will giadly refer Geohroeder. *whnr have filed their history af ¢} & Ren File “oe junior May 6 TV ervert $i Chive Eather Nagel 242 Vent 47 s¢. tive way ts red fe tnd et inexpen- y & —— a Much to overcome ex-]- comes ‘on and the air is freed o you to an expert in such work declarations of candidacy Hlenry High School, was represented hy A W iemewh von Srornbhathe, Kinloch New York City len toe joint 4 Rep rey ioe : ve perspirati It sooth coal amoke you will ali prob- | if 1 will send self-addressed | %° pts . at Steen five members before the Instruc-| Retiy Miller, 34%2 Minnesota —- j nts and get them down to rspiration. It - Seer el le. ABs othe sean cistimnn “Caemneete a | a. Kersting. August M. Brinkman lead & Lamwersiokn. 4588A med ti ———- formal and that is t ! ee : | ability get rid of your trouble | stamped envelope. repeating your | aves tion Committee of the Board of Ea-/! Lam’ x oA med Bue | ADVER at is to apply Moone 's Coois, 1s convenient without treatment of at y kind question The prospects for re- Pichard Rartholdt HW. OF Niedring- ! nite a teak wield Winifred & See, 5 nits Park SRTISEMENT Emerald Oil ni he and morni and a’ 7) tas sy w Ben Breezy Bits of Mirth and Melody —— an ‘ ‘ ITMOUL te Satie iss . Sth é f arée better for OOt results ' A } ; ?, y i~p etonom!: cal and 1s an . WAFY.—The following should rrordl poe e o preecr a : ie a u Haus and Richard Ralp It is nnderetond that tie Fe TeCaAt- | BIRTHS a an es oe a pee them M: Fr : h f tio in Ss! i } ; ’ \ Lj ‘ ae i J ; = . ¢ oe - s ‘ ce en “*. s : : : bd ; 7 — & 4 the reiief you desire: Fluid | wis ‘hout seeing the case and know- | Frank XM. Siate 0 env a orally the charges made in 2 (1 and E . Prod!“ MOA Hickeare URE Setese thar hs ae and E. Ws 34; Hick before they reach a more or less Photeplay - ity sane, skin, baby andg, a‘tord the retie! ye : phoney a 2 = ; @ % ra t of sna a roar? ye dra hms: v Pa , othj ng of the ; istory and de- toc 4 Rar ‘j r fy f ‘A ‘ma? ?} e CON - ‘ P . ‘ P F “ . Y th hte: . 7 “OTHER WOMEN’S iq Z powder. tincture of puisattilie, 1 drachm: tails mittee te foe Rrinkman. a la®- le woh bye | pore ‘os 19 ee ¥ | rad Mf ‘(yin a t08 in ides Use A tj PF ie | chronic stnge. ee ‘ Otnemen? nr 2 pee or —_—— - -~-——--— ne st ie aie - ‘ne ciety ¢ irge ‘a’ enor ais A a4 *. Streb 2220 Med: a - . ; a ' sand te. Pelee Be. Oat — — (yer. who Is city com mitteema text and reference books used in,A J and r Towers 5097 Aoneré. 4 sep i¢ te Liquid Zemo Ask Wolff-Wilson Drug Co., 700 : Masaca Mase : . " ‘mur nth ; N ) ‘ie ‘Mes F G Avpelman, 2805 ‘ger ' saving Stick 25 | sIPLOMAS ‘FOR 17 NURSES ee and the public is}from the Fourteenth Ward © the schools contained biased pass-|)° ind Mo Mouse 4435 Fo cag There is one remedy that seldom | “2**ington ay. and Grand and 'invited laction was taken on the motion ages. and made specific charges PF and M. Davie 13084 : 14+» fails to stop itehing torture and re. Olive st., Keiffer Drug Co., Johnson (a | : . ant “Tub” Becker declared that Rart- de heme " iz. C. ang &. Sningie $165 Blaine lieve thin irritation, and th Bros. Drug Co., oF amy first-class ; i Bishop Frederick F. Johnson wii | , . against Mies Cornelia A. Forhes,| Pp. and M. Pinniecia. 1894 Saraticid ‘the ski 8 at makes 4 ‘ ‘ | Exercises at St. Luke's Hospita) . oy neiliis 9 Ae leit should not be considered be- | 4. nor ot Ben Blewett School. Mies ‘+ ant 4, Taerier, LAS Hill's Terrace skin soft, clear and healthy. ruggist for an original two-ounce confer the diplomas on 17 gradu- | and EB. Mediy. 1015 §. 20» _ Any druggist can su ply you with bottle of Moone’s Emerald Oil (full nob J his action ‘n bolting the ore ~ exonerated at the timeio. 7 - 9 505 © Forbes was ated and 1. Gains. 1505 & Se strength) and refuse to accept La 4 P. M. Tomorrow. : ; | mits ’ i weestine ates and tne address will be given cig a : and eupportinege Ta } ana 7 (‘grnewv MITA Ine 0 which nera! oy | ut r ssional, led by | by Coolidge ticket ang suppor At and the ¢ aint againet her was|™ * y aoa - ere ace. | Am outdoor processional, led by! by Rev. Dr. Kari M. Block, rector |" OONUE® Onn ne of thel- . WAS Mand K. Mounts 4922 W-Riee Ghin diseases. Eczema, Itch, Pi A thing ts oe ervearetion "that Yes ithe vested choir of Christ Church | of St. Michael and All bamagrad Epie-jFroijueue m ive att , nM not diseyveae4 gain iast night . J. and A, MeCahe 1505 Newhaues Rashes, Blackh i pres _ a. . ) conpal Churct 4 reunion luncheon | members of the district commi-. '¢ John ¢ Tohin hairrnan of the) % i he Brone of. 1 Penrose ackheads, in most eases ouners leet a long time. and ‘Cathedral and the- Nurses’ Giee pai Chui A 1 lawasatto ta Meldriechaus, who | tacteuctian Committ eicieeail aaiduade ul ar nd _ Markovic Iaina © $4 “quickly give way to Zemo. Frequent-: if thie wonderful discovery does not or | 3 7 if nurses, who ante ome from all|are favoradie oo , nSITUCTION *.O1 OO, GREE tecay.) 4. O. 200 T° came ‘ Indians ly, minor blemishes 4 you complete satisfaction yON im have ‘lub. will open tne gradu ion €Z- ; P es arene? Tas ver the National | thee a etien was taken last night! , ‘ T 3 rie oa J Be © Sith ‘ shes isappear OV@?f- your money refunded nts igure ygeegntt oo Spy orem pomt ‘Depa 2 enqulyesatienes ewhawes 'F. and A. Oudey 1018 S 9 sight. Itching usually stops instant- _ Special note: People lercisee of St. Luke's Hospital School! pent week. will be held at the! Enameling & Stamping (0. and} The complaint committee was). sn veughe Rte eine ly. Zemo is a safe antioepti liga! y duce swollen oF Ser ts é ; a ‘ : ys 7 of Nursing at 4 p. m. tomorrow.;| Nurses’ Home tomorrow noon andi who lives at the St. Regis Apar«-j headed by former Congrememani, snd 1. MeCraney, 812 8 "tet that may be applied at ang t " ri : a e- a ’ the | ‘ net at t at cousin of t lat ‘ , iw. and HW. Faeen, °1264 Hive ime | The exercises will take place on the| the alumnae banquet at the same | ments. Fie is m wr ” the late sora Bartholat, president of ese sand &. Deyer 1239 € 34 | does Botahow. Ask your d tine "nai ‘west lawn of the hospital, Delmar place tomorrow evening. Thomas K. WNiedringhaus, who society. Lc. W. and FE. Roth. 7201 West Park, Samuibdles te or ices bo o108, | opus ‘ al G.. as * - Se A SARS ae” BO ROPE

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rl tie Oe DPR OI Fe ee > eae \ hig er ee a oa amt ah wih meey _* Liat ee he Meteor e. Meviag ge oo Sati ae —"s s ee ee tes LP EA ee w x2 Jawadeonn i _— = “s ‘ . > Pet w hy Aorta ten Lyles one « ° EY NT RIT EIS ¥ a ORORBE A TRI y= PAGE 33_ ia x ne er PO = ee STOCK PRICE | MOVEMENTS |: ARE MIXED... a rm ee Comparatively Wide Spread | oe in Many Instances Shown in Trade on New York Market—Rally in French Exchange Rate. Se By Venased Wire from the New )ork Bureau of the Post-Dispatch. NEW YORK. May 19.—The Ev ning Post in its copyrighted Jinan ctal review today says: “Conflicting price movements, With a comparative:s wide spread i many instances, featured trade on the stock market toda) The Hear element Was on the looKOUl throughout the entire session fol spots and succeeded in discov: serie aniongz the iviA ? \"¢ ~s les While they were active on the se ing side i! So7ne sSlLOocns thes Wels COvering ih otuer: \ ti t eeu that the motors, particular!» blud 7. Ralls in eee ce ‘Foreign exch ges rallied brisk- y under th “sag tay nee of short coverme and rates on Far's and Rrusse!s again got prove the » ¢ level. Demand for francs Was heavy. and Duying Was in laree yoturme than ordirna: \ lralian exchange al- cs Wae strong and moved up to a new top im the recover) “Sterling however, eased off and Dutch rates were lowe! Scandinavians chow ed a mixed trend * . * Weather Affects Commodities. “Weather news doniinated trading ‘nm the Principal coemmodits niar- heta, May wheat contract~ recerd- “d an advance of about 3° a bushe! but later deliveries lost ground and eorn Waluek were drepessxed sponkee to more far Orable wear? conditions in erop tre [Tt « i” arted off with a fair sized sa th on Teperts of a heavy Texas rain hut elsewhere in the belt weathe: ondttio: were favorable and prices eased att "1 7 Tvs afternoon Sinclair Consolidated Net for 4 Months $9310, 000 NEW agen Mia" it ekh eo tedert nf air Co dated O41] Carperation we safosmand ~ “Ha ry F Sinclair. chairmen ~¢ the afmual meeting toda hat the com i? Teh j nerer hac Ne, heft ter evr if a and Shat net sarnives fer the first fh mogene of 192 Yad fisen to Sie thbehemy tr OMT Pa Pi seri vA | S Des) 1H) ; wspending periad of E45 The eompatiry 6 ¥ pais) ome res dtuetiqn ee MTP i astzed {The ‘ 44 MWAH eallone haring i a4 ties four Months. i contrast to Pets 000 ww) gallons a wrar 4c lis ie sie » onfipetinn are ther ames! tay of 2 t4H? Pat ~ele g@@ahn.! * 2490 1H) barrels Sinclair arresteu Pha’ Me i™ thy adopted ny f Treetors rnris rea of i thee PR ra ’ . Ty er ti tat ae etimiz Peet tet a? ’ ‘eter me when stock heiders 4 tre wrn fer Ts rg i) 1*) 1 Yee oom: a! ‘ eat ‘ Gi tn inn $1 O08. 900 adeftitomal thus [a ‘hie os) = Increase in OF} Prodtuectidn ie t= Away fates? Poerws NEW YORK War fs i oe eee vine yet TT ttesd Stales Tiere we ct q*t. 54) roy fis erh Mar 15 é 1% Week ng 00 barrels, aewrniinng © ' wh ie” ef the Agierman Petr) feu: — SSDAY EVENING, 4 TAY 19, 1926 _ ee = ———— « —dr77ee — stous post 0se a Pst OSA — ~ SHARES [ARES SOLD NEW YORK, May 19.—Today's sales, 927,000 shares, compared with 991, ane neil 1.107.200 a week ago, 2,157,604 a year ago. Total sales from Jan. 1 to date 170,666,700 shares, compared with » 165,364,700 a. year Bis Y’S NEW TOD il aieeatenee 41926 Stocks and Annuel ge ¥ Low. Div. in Dollars Sales High, Low. 097, Adams Express 6 “3111/2108? 6 107% Air Reduct Sb... 3% ot i a 7% Ajax Rubber : l 4 4 “SKA Juypeau ts 14) 3 LO a; Cche & Dve 4 on Hii Lias Lis 4 9 (haimers 7 l 109 "109° 74 *% A ada Corp 1.1%) 3 4 *2 . . 4 1h Be lo's Am ABs (oie wei tee . Ht dy n4 *y ui pid é ave sk 4 i +. 84% Am Bank N 1.60) > - rf. 7 t sug 4 > % . 18 . in ; . ~ the ' 36% 16 13% :A Brake S F O on bit Lt 7 | " 14 . j * 40 , ) } 4 sw 2 ‘ b(sl late ; “ ol a, Al Pow & la ol ’s ) in’. An (an ! i? ng . = . ee | An {an pl! r I ~~ S — 306%. 2 . 89) Am & Pow pf 7 2 89%, 88 , wi 1m t ry? 4 -~ % bit 2k [Am Int Con i © Am | ef) i . wv ; Am il mi . > v4 ae ,47 » Idi ew ALS . Af ' ee ,i i »t) " 17 4 Nie ia { : . i305 4m Radiator 4 1761 mt) 3 1] * 43° Am Safety Raz 3 2 44, 46 i. +i. am Sh & Con “f a's oo *a00% Am Sm & Ref 7 36114%5 110° 112% Am Smelt pf « 61164, 116° “137% Am Snuff 12 11374213 ‘. 44) = An SKrael Fy a 3 ") fort, 4a) . toe% Am Sug ive tf 3 } GS 4 0S trs ‘An: Suga ‘ Pp bot, 10 hy ‘ Am Su it iy? 4 tyhy Lt} Si 34 {mM A « are > ! és! 383 , 14] ina 3: & 3 {4 °5:3:144 3% 141 120% At had ‘ 12087 Lis 11Oo' An a‘ B S 7 212% 113 loot, An Fobaceo pfd ¢ , 11 11 "114 Am Tywe Fdre & 12173, 127 3%, 4 WWEE] 1.208 11 646 $44 loli, AWW Tpe let pf ° $1024, LOL 7 A Wool o 94 ne le ‘5 Am Zi: L.& s 5 Hey 5? ow im Zin e& > =~ 4 2 % 20 $1'. Anaconda Copper 3 10 4.4, +> ] Armée of PD ae) : #]* 9] 13 4 Ai ry ee a 3%: Is Hh te A At 2 | B 234 i ' a) | Armée I - £42.) ee aT \s > (ys rf} 1 Se ty tN On | « a) l a7 Ys Li] 1 pt r; 1G }en SS Acorn ia 4 oO 1 51 nage AT & St ! ‘ “nH 141 Lod 6 A I; A \ a} a. 1™] 4 1) ot} 1a, }ou 33% Atl Guif & W I y 3% 3a >.> a nid 1 328% ‘ts tv Ail | 69 1187 F116 tes Atias | pt 1 Os ay lo Aus \ ~ KA ¢ B: Bz 14 ee 2 J Lowen 14 207, POO) ms? 2 | ryt 4 P & oO ; 1° “ Briggs Mfg Co 3 G Wht. 1.4.5 R Eriison SS 1138°, 158 rh ilo pf ') s €3 Ss"? 290%, Brown Shoe new * @ sa, "oO R11, Brunswick T & R } Tia lo eat, Burns Bros 4 16 2 124% 154 &- - “oe Burns 1h 3 - + 3. Sy ed 3 ’ Rurrougins A MS ] Ry SS ari Bush Terminal! i. = 22% se Rush Term 7# ez 4 «4 oO th ’ Butt { & 7 we } 4% 4 7 '« But . Susp M 2 iz SB), ri 17% 1¢ 4 ; 23 ~ 98 ‘A M Byers & ( i 3° > ‘.* i Tia Pke . ras Gd ei Sra BW O Auto ~ calbo (hi MA) ——— oe iy —_—_ YORK STOCK MARKET (COMPLETE) ASSOCIATED PRESS WIRE \nnuel ars Sales High Low. | .= t) A s' *: ~ pper ] jos &t J if , a 4.50 1 6) ™m gia wv lS ov 2 oor > ’ ‘ ~~ Si R pid 3; au i) 64. debi aa » “+ E eS *| 30% — , LOO 5 10 11d & st 1 1 Zh ie = Ss ] oh & $ 4's oe 10’ 7H, Ward 113 os ly (“ar 66 2i ls a3 a ti te , 3.80 50 FAGt, , - ros 38 53%, “p i 9m cuit 4 ®l 851, 1 128 4 zg A 1° 4] ; » OF ~ Poy 4 y ae s 14 & st! :: we rf r oe.) & 44 " i » 4‘ y 4 1 { )) | ot 1°. Hrak’s ) 17 5 ] i s 4 14 ies he) ) £42 7 i? 1! 4 7 yi} ; ‘4 7 s 7 } .? * _* rt ; s ]f}, , » ‘ ‘ 4 ] . Ma io ae C18 Is 2 r) ) >.) ‘ $1) Gn, t 4 ‘ ¥ mf. ae 143. ZO fal 1 s&s w 4 “? my Mf ride it} ‘ ‘or 1 ri) RF ; - >I Tra = *4 ] Py as j 18 ‘ w iy 4 a3 - - 5 i 4 ty) ee changed. Sales (00 omitted). tExclu. | today. PPP OO OE Symbols: (a) Plus extras. (b) with ex- wax tas Payable in preferred. (4d) Partiy stock. (f) 234 pet. quarterly, payable is common. (g) Extra 4 . stock. — dividend. *'*ncrease » &e 4 ww ee ie i al — ae 4 ‘ ty } ' 4S Ch = ji “ s 4 i (4 tra Leather ‘@ “ 4 ,) 43%, Central Leather 1 45%, 45 >i ly Cerro a Pas } . Gor; © ST iq Certain-teed Pr 4 o& BT% 36? " 1£ "Chandler Mot is} 12 | 12 io%: oo Chandler Cl pfd 4 gS 265,' 28" % Lic Chesapeake & © Ib 12: i2i + as my 4°, Chicago & Alt 24 at, ‘ His Chi & pfd 36 , he ‘3 a . > wo ce Wester ” x AY Mt, Chi Gt West pf ti 39 1! a c} Mil & St Fau! sa: So" 1! 2 ~ i} Mil & S FP etfs 1 1/) 4 li ti, Ch MA&StP pid a) a4 T hi a4 Ch. = &S8& D fa . se ] “ Ho's } A N West } " 70 a} Nil, ivcazo Pn T O Pits 1] fe, RIA Paw 1} 49 +S S34, CRIGP ty fr 6 2) S7 sr} on R & PrP: ni ? 99a aa fii 4 > > je es $64, ts i} ‘ ‘ rhar be Too ] 393 B Say 4 >* Bige > Am States B wt > @o yh 7° i, Ring Hy) 6An =Lates a le . + Revat ie 2a Armeou \ Los | 13%. (aiu be | i BR Hy ts tits Popp 1M) Arm Del pfd "1 | 91 Fast 1860 Armour Ill pfd 84%, a4 | 84 Exdisos HM) Auburn Motor. 4714, 45%) 47 Gil 400 Balaban & Ka “j7i! HO 1,° ~ 4) Hood OF Reaverbd pfad 3) 6 8S Tale 850 Bendix ; 1 26%: 3S ~Hi, Mass HOO Borg & Beck 2 . HK Marfiower 74) Branch & Sons SOt, JO 30%, Mergen 2 Cont P & D wii 13 | 12%) 13 Mol ss Cent I P S pig s&s RTI, SS New mation S$ O W Wi 13° 13° Th ty “ “ ihr ¢ nnn) t ie 230 138% Loe NOG 4) Consumers 4 i? t) bo 3 Old >» to ita Vi Lij ‘ lt le Pas .*s % i i ye) yO .) Swift 34) C*i ine aa ' 47 2 4% , ~~ >> Lew & « ofc Lins Lin Los a , Househ{ 16), 16% 164 Um hir «on ‘ "9 3,1 PRA { 4) tlossa by YN 3:8 3 30 » ta Drige 1340 13%, Lao, t tal » Griet . 7: 71H 37 Wal 1) Hart S &@ M. 114 %|1123 (113 Wit ey Tt SB «@ re. © 78'S TR's fino Sefoa "IRREGULAR TREND TO ig ets PRICES ON THE CURB tint > $33 475 > 4? I Sw it 1 51 +1 [o j rt yf oe 4~? 4%) 1 wy K ra Tt ‘ . se ' ti 4 ol a Re ' | 3 Vv ‘ . ‘ -_ ’ * oo™M Rad \.\ 4 58 bt m so OM Po. QS 1,' ONY) ORs | toe Li} \i ! ‘ @) Or fey VF , eg Vi ~t + — pe pe ; a ‘A 11Sty 115% LL hi} > M \' (+4! 14% 104%, 8 be zg WA roy ys 1073, 107% ier Mi * | 4 >4 1 yt ‘ ‘ ‘ sf 4 ‘yt, i}? **¢) 2 ‘ ‘ | : aie 5 a pr 6 Omnibus com 16 a 1 ~ 10) Pines Wintf > +9 be tone 160 Public Ser pfd lor rons, 1OE% Os 25 Real Sil? Ot, m7. | 6ONHMTe- Y “’4H) Rey MV 19%, a ‘ SS Ryan tar 1% 13 133 1 1H) Stew Warner Ant, RR qyfat a! rT, “ ad = . > SOO Swift & Co Ss eo Oe ea mM) Swift fot 152% 15? 152 \ 1) Th te , mat t ti + LOT Peeve d R 43%: 42% 43% = 0 Un € & Car R11, &O} Set, | o4 “16 T . Rise it 421, +"? a” sta @ Oe 6 bB ten, eu) tee OO if bs > r a a ; eae Lan its ON 4 *¥PRevMm ] 4 1 itt 7 wi 1 5 ” COTTON PRICES IRREGULAR Boston Stock Market oh ee ON NEW YORK MARKET A. 5. ae ee Srodibetiins to Get New Shares at Par Mins which wae lower vader | J UYpentine, Flax, es eve) y alten MV aching % om Oo”? iw y low f ah 445, ‘4 44 . tive > ee ze a Ml k a4 a7 on : | ~ "4 iww? eh ares ge 4 t ite? ace “ 7 as 414 id é f 47} flows Feo' ‘es Were «frac 4 n mrrer 6g a. ars! piace i ' g FP “@ ot a.m ‘‘" > «a “es? Max *ar a i” ‘ik iter de - . ; ; i a = , = - if? » ay , b ’ ; Rt ~ 4 lL? . , , > i | —" 4 * $*? 3. + ey ‘ yr) Maes ) Be | 4 sf o .- i . ’ ] Th ~ ; ‘ * & Sie ‘4 $4%, ] te - * a s ’ . i+ 5 en ee r ¥2 4 QO 7% *. a rls $4 , ; | - . 1 46 bis 1 > - ‘?) yi? ‘ , + i } 4 nd . % ¢ - } ry Pe «chang » $4.85 as ) -16 ~ ’ ins r | ° 4 4 3 ‘ ~ ion a * »? oe . i ~ ‘ 4 i} * pt %» ’ ; LL? 4 3 ss} ‘ee Rec 5 ’ fe , ~ o A «% ; } | ‘ 4 s \1 ‘ s 3 i Ma = AY 4 aif €itua = - L : - * ‘ pasi ir c o red r ar , e = c#- 4 b sree Ss mn f } wr py - Bethlehem and ss ad na 4 + - | on = : 381 er ‘ io / . . e 4 $05 5s ner _- +i «t sy . ha FOREIGN BONDS ARE RELATIVELY STEADY ; - 9 is a 4 ‘e “ - > . “4 4 bn | 4 Pd ‘ -A 7 be > - ~ - s ~ “vr er . ~. 5! ‘pera a] i 4 T) . > “4 » ol iu@ Caer F7 * al let a e 4 « the ‘ 3 ri oy" ei aoe t . ner ihe -. « ry Joe " ° ~ - ‘4 ‘ a r > ‘ : ' LOT Zz ci - 1a" a’ = arre ’ ‘ ™ r ms ac wit} ade ~~~ -— -- (Chicago Cotton Market. a og . ‘ ‘tr ‘ . ~~ «e ES. 052-2 ee duty, *se? ie, December | eh Delars Sales High. Low. , Cios®..%* | es it _ sacs Cees pias 7 ae. ae . O 3 » pfd 6 3 #0 So ™ SY . = W pfd o I 4 ae ’ re ’ ~ th 04s age Arms 4 (6% z bute Ret =trs s ] 4 ‘ 1h - $6 “2 “ | Lu ZS hy . ~y =f 3 « ‘ - Ail i . : b> a 4? uo }+ 4 - : 7 = io Seagrave | » 1.20 3: 33%; 13%; 30% ‘ : . Sears-Roebuck O4 o4 a4 * eit = aD 4+ bed 2 $23 By , 4 ", ‘. ry, a Stand ©) Cal Ca 4 ? ye t"S - r 6 - ‘ : lm { ; * " - ~ - 4 i Cop & ' l 3 oe; Ee ances = ‘ a ns yt? yi) “>A a, 3G Suiph 10 49133% 131% 132% — = & ] t R ' "3 1 tin — &» Me v .a Soy: % aa 7 *? ts Se r f) ’ ” 2 + IN: 27%. 3: a7 %, b’ rao , >. 4 ono a7 Gs 4, Prod A 7 ,lus «1071, 107% “ ! ta (> $ 3 Se phy } - ‘) "T " 4 _ ’ 2 ws _— } & ' . ’ bd Ms ‘ ’ ‘ “2 9 ) ——- cac i I$) Slt SO%, R14, ‘ ee } 3% 4:5 ot 4 1} le 14) 147% 147% : 1: 78% 7° 79}. Ta ‘ ] 113%, ia ; ae r sas , 4 ~} O11, aQ! gr, rue SS 31417, 141 141 *« . Fruit { , }04 Le} 14 F’a te wae yo” 25 . . t i ] =f 1; =e "#8 ad a fis > & S4', SS CPP Ee F110. 46135% 150 151 —s = Jistributing 1 33 321, 32% ~ } ffs —. \f “4 } 1 7 1 tts Indus \ 473%. 4; 45 ¢s— fd 4 1 1] Ltt} ‘aie “ rr & ; 4 ‘) “¥ : non ~ + a + 1] “ pir vi . ls ~ $103& 1028 105% — = wry A f »f ] 4 % +s ¢ }! : Sst! Corp 7 43120 119 119% ¢ 4 317R™% 228% IS : Vabash Rs , a) tm 5, ~ tS ay »~hae t a ; -- re rei ‘ re , Gee 328 if 18*, 8 po? wor f ] St a 14 %& 14+ - j Rak r le > i. oe aH ri Bak Zz ry ] 4 4 1? 1 = Veat | . 3 , {% Or ts %.} ate Marviarnd ] 13 4, } *, : a a be? he i até “4 ; f rot 70 re Union T & 140 1391,139 a 4 a = es 6m 1A! (+f 1470 use E& M4 67 6H% 5 56% — ston Els I 4 7. ent cS% 4 g & i r 1% u i.“ — Eagle il 2 5 96%,) 26%) 26% — e Mot ! os a2 % 1 ty 72 ™ iM © etfs | erm OB: 24 Se 4 clearings for May Ww, 8 oy — 4% — cE _ ER TS MERC HANTS’ ne to date. $2, oy debits were $45. 300,000; - to ee and a and eran and report of bearish | on Uklahoma crop were) grain market soft red cnferings were aan | Tim ie wal ns steady ee opeend higher on | _—~" 10 oer ~ on as cron. * ee? — ee bnthaost situatio innipeg of European en declines were ™ ¢ wheat opened at September wheat, rn markets com: throughout the country on Thureday include $i Se2. 000 from banks in the ). LONDON, “May 19. *] ('hagen O'ge & Cuba 5 ‘48 se Pe 12% €-Slevakis Ss The arty tonto a iis rece! ving 161 cars 519. — - — whi ' h vere 44,800 ‘Bh 44 300 & Weed B50 ~ sudes 1s. ars loce! chan ge on “London 170 franes, ™ ine dollar “was quoted at on. 19.—Bar silvers , 6 a week ago and 132 NEW YORE. May 1 YORK. May 19. anf 1.0458 — ane your * 2, #20,000 bushels, ‘com: | —— and Ts lower iz m1 Lon ast yee. wheat ett rm with 9Le. 000 a week ‘Louis Cash Grain. Rance tam grain ow ol - red garlicky, $1 55: ‘No. ——— © ; estar St. Louis Hay Market. Timothy hay wae eteady. ied firm with 2 owe 1 Nether!’ ds The lower eae | ‘ Nether! ds 6 5 Alfaita market en : + & Orient D 6 15 Oele 6 5S. .s8 New York, Chicago and 3 03 Pang Te aM UIS STOCKS St. Louis Stock E 6 ! “a PLE™M r mixed $20@ 21: *tnoice 3 LERLELDDLY Ans HANGE. May 19.—Total sales of sto ‘ *? ’ nO 4's sr? — a. ee , .? sf yf i *? - 7 f ’ oD *y PP soy ~ > ~ ‘",» *? be) ; . j *.* li $ Lis Los Tis, Piis ; I> 240 140) $4) 130 14 ? ‘ ‘hil , ae | ” +! $4 a lil , > ms? ee *4 oy 1‘ if 1‘ 1‘ 1s ory i : " ‘ - , 11 : 1] * 113 3 . 1] ; it: - an : 1% , +4 4 :4 ‘3°? " .? be oe 4&9 ‘ ii l ad ( $"? 51 te — $25 iL. - 4 42% ~ 7 , im l i ] > > , 74 nA os is 7 g- = r a a4% a] 1 s &} 1 s gt "em (u lim? ih lit Q” ¢)*? 4 ' «« same In Le " ~ . asad arations ~~” ¥ +. , "ee sie. cecn> ties ‘ha . ne ~¢ L£ “4 . 8 and et c I'nires lends are no led. The iftter (* indicates choice P ne $2021: No. a pral- W CROP WHEAT WHEAT FUTURES beg IN LATE Ls “Branch Office at Hote i — te ae $i —_ at tr ade was mostly ~ , 6 > ’ “me! failed to break the bull _ bul the bulae prowurht {reer “ Bew Be sag ont mga of wheat broke i G. Edwards 8 sew keel IE C. a st. Louis Stock E Chicago Stock Exe Chicago Board of 410-12 Olive of the Ukiahe ma winter cro ae no 000 bushei* a “whe +e 40 HkM) of rye ‘ahead san ity eold 25. eee hbushets of | a — , City are weakenina ail How can you guerd post vely ad cent erotett. was ageiost investment losses? Hew can you secure on income of 645% with absolute safety? Druuth seerte continue from © im provement i A noted in millina | ad late yeaserday. Wi it re! export ‘ttainea ———— oe early. bat later) to —. There 7 were artive ra was lthec t6 May 18 aaa bide and of an advance ef S84 over the pre and «ale en — The omen odes declares other exfeguerd) — il che couposa ro for your ADAIR REAL & MorTGAGE CO. Boatmen'’s Bank Building. ST. Pirad a Crude On Advanveed. } advanced 10 cents @ herre pow Raeing eg bad. new pre ne Orning fa agiand grede in 4 Fe NEW YO Quotations Total sales io dollars and 6 Chile 8 41 oan 4 Chile &8 46 .... ® Chile 7 @ ... 1 Columbia 6 y 1 Czechoslov s 0 Jap 24 4 S1.. oe - = i. | — aul 392° eagltdecat. 1A tT Be 00 onF , ras « eee Ss i | a? sete ° ‘?_* aut papers ast8S ry aa Z 238 ~ bay 2 Qaae $ ae eo | : Hh “2 _ 73) - 7, §7- - « . : “ “

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ULTON IRON ent neal iT. LOUIS STOCK BF - 19 .. Fulton lron fer on the loca) XCHANG Sold Shade market today. n the Hiidss SSiGn trade St mic sage oo Sold at 20 and Mic rl Portland declineg era | Ppreferrp, d Ids in limited Way. n the Opening trade wt Brews first her dS Was also UNChaANn ged. PERSONAL AND ~" BUSINESS NOTE. Maton. Vica tea] States bank | Presideng of oT S Louis. ‘ ‘airman of Group Bankers ASSOciatto,, = On has Served Group live ‘an etary as ie learings, Money, Silver r CY, Silver he St. Louie Clea rj a . itl House ABE eG): PEPOrtOd «le ‘Tiass for May 19 19%¢ YOO L000. “Oorresponding das ‘ rey, BO.000; thin yea) $3,024,500 pune C8POiding Period lae?t Year “ey cee 000). Repory 6. last Veq e . ’ ~. ,* Of debire f oy May 1s Wepbe Gebits ley MNdividual ACCOUNTS | LOO (ny Ms to bank alid accounte 200), | i date, $2 po] DOO 000. a CODits wep, S45. 300.000 total ate ti Ma widual ‘ikl ban] . ‘ ‘ ‘ ¢ mn 4uid b * ae: OU ts, S} te LOO LOK ? — m] ~ ; E \\ aOR. Ma. 1 ayy Morey “iy nigh x v FW Be, rullig rate ClOSIne Wath. as mt @Orte read .f } N EB C4Hl Joan ASAinst aceens. ; "Tite loars Ste sdy - \ aed rie 1 slow . : paar aA COlaAtar; . m) a ! ft} Months, 4. Prime - ay J Mo pape, ™ ie vey, & EW YORK May 19.— The Baik of? Nas” bi ‘Ss and sale - 5 CO N00 in ; al of ge ‘ reasury Dea ; ry : Federg) Resery e member " ban Oughout ihe COUNTY on Thursday wilt lude S] YS2.000 from vd. district. . “ver 30d pop ce Money 93 Tie ' ~ Cer t rentes 4 franes 4) CONTIN. ANZe ony Londo, ras) lranes. S() centimeas and 4 dollar Was quoted at 35 times, TE W YORK. May 19. -Bar silver 65 Rican dollars 193, . : Panes, 15 which B60 New York R r EW YORI. Ma Sieady;: “nok 4: September. 4 A ¥ RK, ’ Ae) ‘ ~~ (Change. ing )—Rup Pts, Juls $433 » smoked i ‘5 é yi ~ Louis “SDAY EVENING, MAY 19, 19 (COMPLETE) | ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH mare (COMPL a ifWPAT CLOSES LOWER TRADE FAIR“) O LOCAL EXCHANGE __ PAGE 39 HOG PRICES HIGHER IN AN ACTIVE TRADE » active; active: W YOR ee ETE) enna ee eee ee CURB Pee NEW YORK Special to the Po ee ee eee ee ~ © MERCHANTS" Me lcliewhne are the of Friday's high, low, veo from Kansas » Dighest, low. S traded in on j igh.| Low, | Close. (000 omitted). in dollars and Printed 99—24 4nd not $99.24. Cc Or es. ofr S@curitie Sales of Stocks ept in Standard O Sales are in $1000 Sa OE OTR ae nds and down, 814. --| 49141 401, 491, ) pound average. $14.25 means $99 and t ol fractions the in full, while bonds fesennintipsiiienaii OW. | Close. Close. 8, | 49% lots (000 o; . : ' 49 i . t ' Sales of which are 2200: mative heer | 7 aba F ) $19,647,000 a ®d yearlings anv gh. Low. | Chose. « ear ago and $1, ; ett ose High. Low. | Close. fi. 160% 158°. — ~ , 68% Ger-s e Senne VEGETABLE MARKET Supplies Moderate and De- mand Slow. tODUCE ROW. May 19. and marcet «ull, Buf G E 54/103 P~. ———— - te > Erie & Pitts 93 40 -~ + , ae INDUSTRIALS. triumphs $6.50: oF ~ « = — SEPTEMPER } Idaho russet by -- Orado russets bur- nds. ~ sf, LOUIS MERCHANTS: ‘ cy » 1 $6.25 to $a May 19.—Wheat Curned low Pr ss mand at Seaboard and pile estimate on Ok! POULTRY MA Hen Prices ] awe long I L 68101 ™ ] Loews TI Ga | Hn a, . t3 ~ Fr on Local Fx. In the local cash gra a —— ee ee > ~—* + Was moderate on > lest 9 (om was unchanged. CR Gala were Bieady to | a ~~ prices opeend hig “ound lots of the — FF ; Pure Naxre orf Ese (eg in (orn open ; PA DOr u ] a futures rul Dar as) idia : Ww 4c YORK. May 1 Withdraw va 7 107% 107 % 107 T% | A) eel | - _— *>* No. 1 packing stock. rd banks In the New ' “ar e 4 72% ° PAINT HON, May 19. Ray :y ; aul . St ee Soy — ~~ Cw eens ~ — Dise-ornyg mited had ith 409 a nd oe i J 7 SH Ss mre + Mlle eS Short bills. bi,a@4 5-1 Per cen Dee Miguynith bey =. | 4 «7 } by P 4} aL cent Vinneapo! is rece 2»ARIS. May 16. Prices LOVOEd ipresy id Winnipeg 5] o, (a ‘ | ~~ pal =~” @ steed - On the Bourse loday. Three per § -J0ca!l wheat rec | > . iome-grown hotbed. box loose Kx. Piagbels, compare, *-* ~~ —_ — A102 16'1021,),001 Ae, per cent loan 50 franes 15 Celtimes find 4 7 ‘ rere “SNAG hast week agg and 7 cars lang ome-grown, 25e tc 7 te . ~ - ~ VOU bushels con} Mecluded - y re SDD ES 55 eet es =~) FOREIGN BONDS. re 240,000 000 a week -Butter ateady to t year, 188.000 Dushe Aweek ago RB —Home-grown, Jurgen A 6 47. % wT, 40c¢ to 50-6 Der ——— a ~ 2 Re- | shipments, 600: Muni Med & LON01, 2192. crate; $7.50 to et oo “STANDARD olf teen FRUIT MARKET ‘2 a> in a ee 8 =e ” de 6 48 100% ‘10 Steady — Supplics Mod- > >>) > Lo] ST. LOUIS PRO 2 Sar. Ps ITE TRADE ys sen 3 323 ; miendiier feeling | davis $2.50@ 3.50. Y St R con 4 ty | » ~ LRFAR w@ > 2+ NEW YORK TRU ST CO. STOCKS. —R' nei! NQr? N39 25 CITY BONDS. a & a ~rt Lea 8 45. For sample — nameand address ee FREDERICK STEARNS & COMPANY ASTRING ——— = nate: “ol Ga = § 27 © 5%s 354A! 9 fom (ab 4a “R207 | a 5 tite € % % STorW &@&R4 46. — netstat St. Louis Branch: 1423 OLIVE ST. OSOL prophyla; ale “The concen trated mout); Cr & i tet Senn : Cent gn 45 49 gat! 5 CC Sug Se sta 80) 96%! OS! eee ge!

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a Sager ees Pm Pew, a” tee } miter ~ Phe sterm -ves “ype ‘ nd aa ee ee ee oe Senn EE See, ee ee — ~ aren elie ere tes 4 Y es Pl iy cS GIS GM Nicest ten Pegi linens ite Siag prem Ke Ewen pencith- Fianmenmis vee * * Ae See ae * SS = ~-) ~~ = ‘ owt r a, s a : 5 Fai ec aM ra : > _ ro Nasa 8 5 sown erat ee sania oma a Ba Aoi Sin ow ne tc oo * " Aiea Anal ne SR RP I ptt ee PAGE 40___ PR | SE gent bi, |: + ee ee ee ee Says Headaches, Dizzy Spells and PARI SFES HISTORIC Signe All Danger Siznlb’— AUFROAN (FRI If you did not know that these and other conditions such as sleep- lessness, nervougness, shortness © breath, flushed /face, pains in the head and chro ic tired feeling are danger signals high blood pres- sure it is time you needed their warning. Now that it is known high blood pressure brings on Bright’s Disease, Apoplexy and often sudden death, folks should not neglect these symp- toms, but should check them at once. First-class druggists everywhere | l ere now selling purely vegetable Regimentals of Revolutionary | medicine and a famous Buffalo phy- , sician’s prescription called Norma, War W on by Visiting which safely reduces high blood | Guard Companies. pressure. | | Norma eliminates from the system the b poisonous waste matter which may have | saken bring greater pressure to 8 , PRS io weaken and brin ' the Chicago Daily News. bear on the heart. The effect of Norma ia immediate. Often one bottle will re- | (Copyright, 1926.) | duce high blood preteure. Many have 60/ PARIS, May 1%.—Five hundred} teatified. Check; high blood ite “ey | You ean get it! from Wolff-Wilson Drug PKU, e g Ww ver | Stores. Walereen Drug Co., or any other 0! the Ba, st Americans ho e | IAM hE ‘stepped on French soil entered | _ ADVERTISEMENT Infantry Blues Battalion, of Richmond, Va., the first company Governor's footguard of Hartford, "gga when a Brussels special, re disembarked the Richmond Light. |Conn.; the second company Gov- lernor’ s footguard of New Haven, ‘Conn., and the Putnam Phalanx of Hartford, Conn. The pleasure sight-seeing tour of ‘this distinguished provisional regi- nent is the result of a polite re- * . mark made in a speech by Mar- Shal loch in Richmond, Va., in 1921, when he said he would like 'to see the Richmond Blues in IF SO, THE HUMAN SYSTEM MUST BE) strike bg oe a visit CLEANSED AND PURIFIED London where the first_ company of footguards was eager to par: ade in their historic uniform, which is the same as that of the British Did You Ever Notice How Good You Felt After Taking a Coldstream Guards, but King Al- Bath, Thoroughly Cleansing the Body? Then Imagine ?°'t of Belgium reviewed them in How Much Better You Would Feel if All Organs of the ooo 6g choke Body Were Thoroughly Cleansed and Free from All oggicers, | AS clogged it and caused one or more organs Special to the Post-Dispatch and | |The Hons . Food-Drink for All Ages — A ne ee LE Harry White Says | Open a Charge Account (he. 4s Pe il V5 ae ia Popular Comics | Tires on ‘ eherat Allows LOANS eece $50 to $5000 EASY PAYMENTS | Made. woah News Photogra : You can borrow from us at legal rates and GOODFYEAR Oicre oro Oor as : K for Horlicks with privacy assured. We lend money to— | an Weather conte - | = 2 ¢ - mol Linalingecerttonoge: R kl BUSINESS MEN 830x314 Cl. Cord..$11.95 , 5 One mae recap e | | epay weekly or in a ths oo : 1 30x3'4 Cl Bap, WEDNESDAY. MAY ‘9, 1926. Malted Milk monthly to suit PROFESSIONAL MEN Pstxa s. s. cord. 821.05 Special Sale! so.51; $8 ° your income SALARIED PEOPLE sane SF pico na One Week Only 30x34 S. 5. ORLgiS Investigate Our Helpful Plan of Financing. | oa bo 5.65 ear meer “No | oo S. 8. Ord...$17, 4 j S A LVA GIN For![nfante er |] 2924.40 Balloon..$15.65 “3 nrge for 29x4.40 Ral Cnmeal ". _— '# 80x5.25 Balloon..$26.40 a dee | a4en on Eee ~~, “YG The Aued IRKPATRICK F INANCE Co. — 30x5.77 Balloon..$30.95 aa aero a $19; 3 Wy HULU LLL UL LLU LULL LULL LLLID LDU NL Mh | ING . oa No Cooking. | | GA rfield 6060 7 ' A UN.” — . " » 1120 LOCUST STREET — Ground Floor | M erchants Tire Co. JE ‘en fa oa the % | | | : % Brussels and came down to the hands with their Poisonous Matters, Which Is Absolutely Necessary if We! The visit of the first company Are to Have Pure, Red, Rich Blood, Vim, Vigor and Vi- ‘footguards to the tomb of Lafay- tality, a Clear Mind and Peaceful Body, Rosy Complex- ion and Normal Health. Nature Has Provided Every Being with the Necessities to “.,, Sustain Natural Existence. HERB JUICE, the Great ette was of historic interest as this company was his personal. body- | guard during the war of indepen- dence, Herb Ex K : e most exciting incident of the el \xtracts, nown as trip Was the discovery that a Nature Remedy, Is True to steward had kept monev given Name, Made from the Healing Extract of Nature’s Herbs, im for stamps and envelopes, had Will Cleanse and Purify the the Bowels, Mild and Pleasant, Yet Very Effective, Quick- ly Overcomes Indigestion, Numerous Other Disorders. pocketed $300 and had thrown System by Its Free Action on »‘ -000 letters into the seéa. Biliousness, Dizziness and Soldier Robbed of $4.30. Two men with revolvers held up| Corp. Stanley Czajka of the Sixth St. Louis People Are Now Taking Herb ‘Extract, Called Infantry, Jefferson Barracks, on -_ ° . “hh; ers trag ar “5s ray HERB JUICE, with Amazing Results; Thousands Have ©?#™Pers street, near Broadway, Testified Over Their Names Restoring Powers of This Great Tonic, Telling of the Re- he reported the robbery at North’ markable Results They Have Obtained Through the Use Market street station and ex- of Herb Extract, Known as HERB JUICE, that Their ?!#!"ed he had to be back at bar- . : ee: 25; p. m. yesterday, taking, of the Unequaled Healing and’ ¢, |), al the money he had. When racks bY davlight.. Lieut. Hoagland |} Friends May Read and Be Benefited. handed him half a dollar for car- | Druggists Say This Medicine Is the Greatest Repeater They sah Ever Sold; Sales Exceed that of Any Other Medicine. = Seems to Give Pleasing and Very Beneficial Results to ADVERTISEMENT Everyone. \ Many Weddings Will rides in June are as prover- bial as flowers in May. They spring up here and there among must give them something. urniture is the gift supreme. The Prufrock-Litton Furniture Take Place in June vour acquaintances and you just Company, ourth and St. Charles For Years She Was at a Loss for Something Which | 00" [oT ft's murable for Would Relieve Her Constipation and Run-Down tn vite fou to vittt dite eblter of Condition Until She Found the Great Herb matrimonial interest. Extract Remedy Known as Herb Juice. on—Al] bedroom, dining-room Streets, have set aside a‘ special Their Anniversary Sale is now and the popular Prufroek-Litton "Tt certainly is a great pleasure to know that there is relief for suf- ferers from constipation and nerv- ous run-down condition, such as I have suffered for a number of years, and thought I could never find anything to help me. But I have learned that relief can be had and health enjoved through the use of your great remedy, Herb Juice,’ said Mrs. L. Sau:ders, who resides at 3943 Burton avenue, St. Johns Station, Mo., when she called to in- terview the special demonstrator at: ‘ting vour Herb Juice. I have lots of energy, in fact, more than I] have had for vears and | just feel like a new person. lam proud to make ihis statement, in hope that some made living-room furniture is re- I decided to try a bottle. Before I a 10°; To IOC, had finished my first bottle [ knew dueed that it was all that it was recom- —= mended to be. Not only has it de- stroved my constipation and Put coe my bowels in better condition than they have been in years, but it has made a new woman out of me and’! I am no longer weak and run- down as I was hefore I started tak- CALL ..; OU can order a lot of good luck for your- self by telephone. You can order washday out of your home forever. You can order our wet wash planin forever. You can figure out for your- | self it costs no more than the dreaded do-it -at- home way. Wet Wash, 6c lb. Minimum Bundle, $1.20 a | Wet Wash, 9. jp 1/1 Flat Work Ironed, | Minimum Bundle, $1.60 ahr ares —— rt Bundles called for and de- Walgreen's Drug Store a short time aco. , ae her statement, Mrs. Saunders said: “No one knows what I have suffered from consti- pation. to say nothing of iny vari- ous other ailments and a badls run-down condition. I was very nervous. I had nv» energy and spent many a restiess night.. Nothing I could find ever gave me the slight- eat relief from these ailments, It seems that I just couldn't get at. the seat of my trouble. One daya friend of mine told me of the won- ' relief she had obtained | the use of Herb Juice, and | MRS. L. SAUNDERS. | livered in all parts of St. Louis, Maplewood, Overland sufferer will try Herb Juice and be Park, Affton, Lakewood and benefited as greatly as I have been | East St. Louis. a (enough for it.’’ ria Phone—Vlctor 4708-4709-4710 | , Praising this. great remedy 1 t Mé Ohi their friends may be inguced 0, ctor and "es | itry it. | —n Se and I feel that no matter how! much I praise it I cannot sav! This great laxative medicine is | an Herb Extract preparation, | known as Herb Juice and is out-. selling any medicine where it has been introduced. Many are calling daily to see the special demon. strator at Waigreen Drug Com- | W T | pany, o14 Washington avenue giv- | ing statements for publication. | ._ 1120-22-24-26-28-30 OLIVE ST. Buy a “Gibson” Refrigerator Now—the New Models Are Her cee Two-Quart Water Cooler and Four Refrigerator Dishes Included With Every Refrigerator) = == | “Gibson” All-Porcelain | Steel Gray “Gibson” “Gibson” Top-Icer $175 Value, S $60 Value, S f5 $20 Value, at $ 15 at the — a: at the the Union | Union for. ... for Union for 9) A* sL-W HY ki one-piece poree- | YOLID oak Refrigerators in THE famous ‘‘ Gibson top-icer lain ‘‘Gibson’’ Refrigerators | the’ newest steel gray fin- stvle; constructed of solid oak, eork board insulated: suitable | ish—-white enamel lined with with ice trap and enameled food for mechanical refrigeration. all ‘‘Gibson’’ features. | chambers. $10 Cash | $3.00 Cash | $1.00 Cash cath Pw Anita, & Actual 50-Lb. Capacity “Gibson Side-Icer All-White Enamel “Gibson” Refrigerator | " *. eet Se a Me gay: > ee ge’ & ‘ : aye # ny, ae te SA we. is) fae be Seas a Sn a ft LP elt ae TP ales ie we — IT |) Rts ~g = oe : olen CS 2 oe ith Beh ‘> | 4 VIIILALILILALILALOMLATOLAIAYLI Gratings from the loreal sunk near New London, the fin surface in the efforts to raise t “Gibson” Refrigerator | $27 Value, $ rae _ Enon for / Q-: IBSON”’ make side- iced frigerator, made of 4 oak and with white enameled f chambers. ’ $1.00 Cash + nee 4. 4 Sa PREPA THE EX leo “Mitts i Se OP RM HOE “2 fh YAMA x % , tors Lig PILLAY ‘ x . Ayn : Bayt: rr 4 Ans i ae WX ‘ . ° ‘ TTD _ ‘4 % . ara MY Y\) ee x x ‘ “eens : . ‘ % x8 ‘, » ys Kt % ; 4 it g nN . Ks ‘*Sanitary”’ x. 4% \ ) “\ 4 ‘% 3 By «* ‘ % 66 > . | €; M “A ‘ ’ M4 “4 : Walnut . 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Pe x ‘ ions are the comfortable automobile type and the newest 1926 cretonne N oe x $2.00 Cash ys covers are embodied. x $1.00 Cash ‘ ; ‘ 4 k $9906095- 599999999 9955555565" $4.00 Cash Payment—Balance in Easy, Payments Ee $459605 Ne EE ee ;' ) eee ee ea rn Pact ne tae ar “ees mente

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If you go out now and look, you'll see him pacing the boat-house verandah, and he has been doing it for the last hour.” I admit that he puzzles me It was Greenough’s errand, so far as I can make out, to relleve my mind as to myself, but to treat Halliday’s case, as given to the police, as entirely confidential. “It’s the outside man we are after,” he said: “and the outside man we are going to get.” But on my mentioning my right to know who was under suspicion, he only repeated what the detec- tive had said. “You understand,” he said, “there's no case in law yet. Know- ing who did a thing. and proving who did it. are different things en- tirely.”’ But they would prove it, he was confident. So confident, indeed, that before he left he inquired the make and cost of my car. Evi- dently he has already mentally banked the reward. On the other hand,, eertain things seem to me still t'o be far from clear. Halliday, I understand, passed following facts: (a) A copy of the unfinished let- ter from .Horace Porter to some unknown. (b) A description of the print of a hand, left on the window board. (c) A small illustration from the book “Eugenia Riggs and her Phenomena,” and showing the same hand print. (id) A sworn statement of the Livingstones’ butler, the nature of which I do not know. (e) An analysis of hts own the- ory of the experiments referred to in the diary. (f) And a letter to Edith from an anonymous correspondent. (To be referred to later.) (g) The possibility that the two attempts to enter the main house . are due to the fact that, in the haste of the escape, something was heft there which is both identifying and incriminating. But so far as I can discover, he has not told them that, from the time the guards were taken away from the house at night, he was on watch there. In other words, from shortly aft- er the murder he must have known that something incriminating had been left there, when Bethel and his accomplice, Gordon's “outside man,” made their escape the night the secretary was murdered. He may even know what it is, and where. But he has not told Green- ough. Again, there is the fact that a statement by the Livingstones’ but- ler was a portion of the evidence he submitted. Surely they are not endeavoring to incriminate Liv- ingstone! | omnes seance, using Cameron's coming as the excuse for it. I gather that he believes that, under cover of the seance, another at- tempt may be made to secure the incriminating evidence left in the house. Not that he says so, but his questions concerring the sounds September $th. T is Halliday’s idea to hold an- i heard in the hall during the sec- ond seance point in that direction. “This herbal odor you speak of, Skipper,” he asked, “was that be- fore you heard the movement out- side?” “Some time before. Yes. But the odor seemed to be in the room: the sounds were beyond the door.” “You don't connect.them, then?” “Ll hadn't thought about it, but don't believe I do.” “Did you hear any I had to consider footsteps; there was a scraping along the floor.” “And the moment you spoke this noise ceased?’ “Yes.” The whole situation is baffling in the extreme. I cannot ignore the fact that the seances were proposed by Wrs. Livingstone, that it was she who left the hall door unbelted at the second sitting, or hat Livingstone himself was ahbh- sent that second night, presumably iil. At the same time, it was Liv- ingstone who indirectly advised me against the business. “Let it alone.” he warned me. “Let well enough alone.” ‘So far as Haliiday is concerned it is clear that he does not like the nl foo'steps”’ that. “Not sort. of idea ef another seance. hut feels that it is necessary. He assures me the police will be on hand, tn- side and outside the house, but he doex not minimize the fact at there will he a certain risk and that he -drea@s taking Jane and Edith into ft. “Ttt's like this.” he satd today -feeling painfuliy for words. in a senae, you and T are at the parting of the wars in thie thing. We ran let it go. and turn ioose on the world a and dead'ie ‘dea which may go on claiming vtietime Cri ye! indefinitely" He made a .gmal gesture. “Or-—-we put inte, the other side af the «vale «'¥ we hee im the Wweorte Stat ~ ther hie Pulled himsclf a “Theres only VM ais a * possible danger,” he said. “Cn- less things slip, ; very little.” The same list of those present as before. There is an unconscious — ee ree ee ~- - emphasis placed by Halliday on Hayward and Livingstone, but per- haps I am over-watchfél. I daresay, thus placed be- tween my duty and my fears, I shall do my duty. I per- ceive that either Hayward or Livingstone is once more to be al- lowed access to the house, and under conditions more or less fa- vorable to what is to be done. But which one? " Later: I have done my duty. I have telephoned Cameron, and he will come out tomorrow night. September 10th. Halliday has taken every pos- sible precaution as to tonight. As it has been our custom to go over the house before each seance, and as Cameron may do this with un- usual tnoreughness, it has been de- cided not to , *ece Greenough and f there should be — | any his officers until after the sitting | begins. Halliday has therefore to- day connected the bell from that room, which rings in the kitchen, to a temporary extensfon in the garage, with a buzzer. When the lights are lowered, he will touch the bell, and Greenough is then to smuggle his men in through the kitchen. While changes our imagines he will ask us at first to proceed as usual. In any event, I am to sit as near to the switch as possible, and when Halliday calls for lights, am to be ready to turn them on... 8:30. Everything is ready. But I am concerned about Halliday. Has he some apprehension about his own safety tonight”? He came an hour or so too early to start with the car for Cameron, and borrowing pen and paper, wrote a long communication to Hemingway. What is in it I do not know, but he took it with him, to mail on his way to the station. (END OF MR. PORTER'S JOURNAL) CONCLUSION. CHAPTER I. The Journal takes us up to the evening of September 10, 1922. It was to the fourth and last tragedy of that summer, which filled the next day's papers, that little Pet- tingill referred, in the conversa- tion recorded in the introduction of this Journal. It was with this tragedy that, as Pettingill said aggrievedly, the story “quit” on them. And quit it did. We felt then that the best thing to do, under the circum- stances, was to let it rest. Once more, de mortuis nil nisi bonum. There was nothing to be gained by giving the story to the, public, and mucho be lost. At that time. it is to be remembered, a ware of Spiritualism, or rather spiritism, Was spreading over the country: it was still filled, too, with post-war psychopaths. The very nature of the experiment which had been tried was of the sort to seize on the neurotic imagination, and set it aflame. It was not considered ad- visable to allow it publicity. Now, of course, things are dif- ferent. The search goes on, and perhaps some day, not by this method but by some legitimate and scientific one, survival may be proved. I do not know: I do not greatly care. After all, I am a Christian, and my faith is built on a life after death. But I accept that; I do not require proof of eae Picture us, then, that evening of September 10th, when the Journal ends, waiting for we knew not what; Jane picking up her tapestry and putting it down again: Edith powdering her nose with hands that shook in spite of her best ef- forts: Halliday at the railroad sta- tion with the car to meet.Cameron: and off in the woodland. w the red lamp of the lighthouse flashed its danger signal every 19 seconds from the end of Robinson's point. Greenough and a half-dozen officers. Picture us, too, when we had all gathered; Cameron, with his hand still bandaged, presented to. the dramatis personae of the play and eyeing each one in turn shrewdly: Mrs. Livingstone garrulous and un- easy: and Livingstone a sort of Waxy white and with a nervous trembling I[ had never observed before. Of us all, only Halliday seemed natural. And Hayward. natural because he was never at ease. What Cameron made of it I do not Know. Very probably he saw in us only a group of sensation- seekers, excited by some small contact with a world beyond our knowledge, and if he felt surprise ar ail, It was that I had joined the rans sie bimectt did net appear to se matter seriousiy. He made that he had come in this at request; that his methods would he entirely air. ferent. When Edith. I think i+ Was. asked him if he made any Prepara- tien for such affairs, he laughed and shook his head. “Except thar I Sometimes take a cup of coffee to keep me awake'’’ he eaid . no one can say what Cameron may suggest in Nn ere tank ; it plain man Be, mv own Un the Way up the drive I! s ah kk ] ~~“ rh & ’ ‘et 4. 505. ‘ , T ~ i ; . , ary A ric. e, ? ‘ « ee previous methods, Halliday ° _— -_ A ee me om _ o™~ / MARY “7 ROBERTS . RINEHART never spoke but once, and it seemed to me that he was surveying the shrubbery and trees, like a man who suspected a trap. Once—he was on my left—I was aware that he had put his.hand to his hip pocket, and I was so startled that I stumbled and almost fell. I knew, as confidently as I have ever known anything, that he had a_ revolver there. ‘Careful, man.” he said. Those were his only words dur- ing our slow progress toward the main house, and so tense were his nerves that they sounded like a curse. Cameron and Edith were lead- ing, and I could hear her talking, carrying on valiantly, although as it turned out she knew better than of us, except Halliday. the terrible possibilities ahead. Hay- ward walked alone and behind us, his rubber-soled shoes making no sound on the drive. It made me un- easy, somehow; that silent prog- ress of his; it was stealthy and dis- concerting. And I think Living- stone felt it so, too, for he stopped once and turned around. Yet, at the time, as between the two men, my suspicion that eéeve- ning certainly pointed to Living- stone. Not to go into the cruelty of my ignorance, a cruelty which I now understand but then bitterly resented, I had had both men un- der close observation durin the time we waited for Cameron. And it had seemed to me that Living- stone was the more uneasy of the two. Another thing which I regard- ed as highly significant was his asking for water just before we left the Lodge, and holding the glass with a trembling hand. And, as it happens, it was that very glass of water which erystal- lized my suspicions. The glass and the hand which held it. For the hand was a smal! and wide ont, with a short thumb and a bent lit- tle finger? From that time on, my mind was focused on Livingstone. It milled about. seeking some explanation. I could see Livingstone in the case him, ‘sin a4 plainly erfough: I could see pursuing with old Bethe! the ‘ ister design’ to which Gordon had referred, but to which I had no key. I could see hm. with his knowledge of the country, that knowledge in furtherance of that idea which my Uncle Horace had termed a menace to society in general. With the swiftness with which thought creates visions, I could even see him haill- ing poor Maggie Morrison in the storm, and her stopping her truck when she recognized him. But I could not see him in con- nection with Eugenia Riggs and her bowl of putty. Strange tha: I did not; that it required Janes smelling salts for me to find that connection. 4 small green ¢!ass bottle, in Edith’s room, used as a temporary paper wetght on her desk. As I sar. using J my suspicions were of Livingstone, uring that setrange walk up the drive. But I had by no méans eliminated Hayward. Hie was there, beRind me, wa ing with a curious stealth, and witt an uneasiness that somehow, with- Out words, communicated to one aae - All emotions are waves, I dare- Vo a> es ~~ ¢ ai. Q9 sae Say. I caught the contagion of fear from him; desperate, deadl; fear. And once in the house, my sJ:- Picions of him increased rather than diminished. For one thing, he offered to take Cameron through the house, day’s ignoring that, with Cameron h tinctly surly. He remain hall at the foot nd on Halili- and going off imseff, was d ied in the of the stairs, ap- lS- parently listening to their progress and gnawing at his fingers. big Pee him from the den, I saw him make a move to go up the stairs, but he caught my eye and abandoned the idea. It was then that Jane felt faint. and I went back to the Lodge for her smelling salts. The letter, undoubted!: y the } letter which Halliday had shown to the police. was lying open on Edith’s desk. under the green bottle. and as I lifted the salts it blew to the floor. I glanced at it-as I picked it up. To Be Continued. Safe in a Draught. When it is desirous to carry a candle down the cellar or where one is likely to encounter a breeze. use @& small candle in a heavy tumbler, fasten to the bottom by its own melted wax. Be not ashamed to. own thy fol- lies, but ashamed not to « nd them. Hiorace. ALIFO SBSRARN DPD SPINACH Is _ simply the fimest fresh Spinach. Absolutely clean . and free from grit. Cooked and ready for instant use. Just heat and serve. It is most economical. _— ee ae Oe ee ne ee ee ‘ _ | of — : - By HELEN —OF A— MARRIED WOMAN ROWLAND The He-Man, Before—and After, Taking. VERY girl under twenty has at some time dreamed of being cap- tured, carried off, and peremptorily married by a bold, darins He-Man. . * s There are times when every woman thinks wistfully of the days when a lover hit his lady over the head with a ¢lub and dragged her three times around his tent: and compares him flatteringly with the cautious, inert, prosaic amorist, who has to be drawn out, blind- folded and backed into marriaze. 7 7 . When a modern Lothario DOES get a reputation as a “Perfect Cave Man,”’ e there is usually a wild bargain.rush for his favor. But, being courted by a He-man, and being married to one, are SO different! + Before marriage, a girl is thrilled at being affectionately ordered about by a big, masterful caveman. But after marriage, her hero’s halo turns into a cute little pair her around the house. _ of horns when he begins to bully It’s so romantic to be peremptorily told to put on your galoshes and “keep your itty bitty feet dry” by a big protecting man who lifts —_ you over the puddles. Bat it’s not half so thrilling to be told to “Find my shoes!” or to “Take off that bare-backed dress and put on something decent!”’ by an overbearing husband, who stubble. goes around sporting a two-days’ It makes you feel so little and tender and clinging to have the wheel taken out of your hands by a strong pair of arms, and to lean back trustfully and be guided through the traffic, before marriage. But after marriage it’s not so flattering to be told “not-to-touch- that-car-you-havren’t-got-sense-enough-to-drive-a-baby-carriage!” It’s one thing to be able to mope around a ba!l-room all evening, because time you dance with another man. es * every s And it’s quite another thing, after the wedding, same woman-tamer pound on the ge Cage * - You may s rights—bde But rou tingle for the sole possession of the morning newspaper in quite another way when he make a woman-tamer glower and e he is miserably jealous to have the table and tell you “‘where rou get if he catches you dancing with “that pie-faced electron” again. s * tingle with pride in the man who always is ready to fore marriage. a . fights with YOU and the right to change the dinner hour seven times a wéek. Ob. res, an panion he is audacious, daunt! 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WGE Fe a i ee i i i i a a a a eee STEPS INFO THIS IPS INTO THAT— FO! By John Held Jr. ie ee WY wD SHE IS OFF AT TOP Spéep. HER ENTIRE OUTFIT WEIGHS UNDER 30 OUNCES. _— ve ¢ - — ree _ a —_— a a OPTIMIS i i a a a i \ _ . : By Aline Michael&y BEIGE pony coat has a rin-- os eats, al pled flounce of beaver extend- +? ; ¢ . ine , , ¢ 2 The Better Da ing from one side around th k to the other. aASider ee - the foolish fret What if © Bocas — - ae t of -twill has a rrace- pretty gid not bring all the — —— a" look equeht? Tea i. cape failing from the shoulders mm ae : > si " ah ’ : - . fee! Bd fastening at the cuffline. wonders may be many times h into gain, from defe and sing, Courage s a s One shop shows hose in blues, roses, reds and- greens. . oc ket - _ | Josses Buch hearis have earned victe e " . . d ° s SO0O, @LnOULH some av ray. . A 4 fle | rac nana} OP: 1 ~¢ ock L brinrz a re ar and draggin br ghtly COLO! ©eU bichui Ab ‘ iba 4 afore- them of the right shade and pattern a # S37. . ; -— touch Of brilliancy and lights B eniire costume. . e a the hens use your will lift a lighter © powers, Wailti lends to thi re is much the wiser Give Suede with inserts of kid trims — . \ av inais n le ¢ L nere. ket- best you know, toil with & dress at the collar and cuffs. blors. hand, and when e6unset’s “ Z , UC4an slow creeps along the The matching hat and scar’, or ered | 2 find in some strangemm@n¢ and ecarf is eiressed by riest shops. you seek your rest, you . . > 's dim today brightel - Black is azain the best color. 7 ¥ ° . t — at ATTING ior a be s t » never brought one ¥ e + " 7 sf. £0 A coat has sleeves entirely of fur. en hours glide a condition really to sharpen Se —— a - a . spam ' OPS" - ll a a ee eee - - tHe RHYMH Seen on Fifth Avenue i a a OP a ~. PL ees” -~ ” si PPO Pl a Sd. ry*) ‘ TN) EW frre TI 7? Ao °-f tian A i i ‘ 4a > a ~~ ‘ . POU i Amer in = if: af®r } Cc r r Fs - - Lurs it the tav ns . ° 3 x ‘ tan * = a Flat-crepe ana r¢ aro tne ma ee i ) amiits moire @i™ tij s5Lia- many of the eS ; . AIMOst alli OL these renerouslv trimmed ith Ann: = at VUDIS is Ai Iri¢ P Witt VVOS- me | ’ _* . - Sum, re UPL tériais used on Coals. are or otter In Proper Condition. Ke Dp e s ‘per ng S' ¢ ? or eTnrTr) é re TY} a ae * . + - a Sio! anaes YOu Wan O siv esults. Wash it after each using * ; - - . ot 9 . on you Know it will be in Suggestions for Packed Lunches. Do you pack lunches for the family each day? kf so, “nacked when you are at a loss you will #3 o lice cae 4 if cL As O1 menus a joy what to prepare. ANY new thought. wr it down on the list to use at NO LOST xing Your rl Comple r CASTLE Peatures 20 LBS. WET WASH MUALITY WET WASH Two 20-Minute Suds and Seven Rinses i Special Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays BED, TABLE LINENS AND TOWELS IRONED—AT A SMALL EXTRA CHARGE CALL DELMAR 4860 CLOTHES 4q= - -Moth-worms are. Pow made harmless his is the interesting feature about VEX—it allows you wholly to disre- 7) Moths and mothworms. ‘Your home could be swarming with the s. Yet all your woolen things could os safe from their attack with - . i moth-worms will not eat any aoe which has been mothproofed ~ os amazing liquid. And only the : mas cat. Moths themselves are them on over nigbt- They ws. They merely lay eggs which pores, often enlarge tC™ae™ “0 moth-worms. | heads and dishgurement = fasy to mothproof things with | low. They must be z EX. Simply Spray it thoroughly on ' Just do this and your the articles you wish to protect. It pene- trates the wool fibres. The cloth itseif be- comes safe from moth-attack for an en- tire season. LARVEX is the first sure protection against moth-damage ever discovered. It makes woolen things as distasteful to mothworms as cotton or paper. No further protection is neressary. Clothes are safe hanging in your clos¢ts. Moth-worms will not touch them. And ther are always available. Never wrinkled. Never smelly. For LARVEX is odorless. It is harmless and non-infammad’e, too! Use LARVEX to mothproof erery woolen thing you own. LARVEX with special atomizer is $1.50. Once you have the atomizer buy IaARVEX without atomizer. $1. Or save money—buy the gallon refill size at $5, or the 1, gallon at $3. At drug, depart- ment and furniture stores. Get LARVEX today. THE LARVEX CORPORATION, Brooklyn, N. Y. LARVEX prevents moth-damage because IT MOTHPROOFS THE CLOTH ITSELF @ 1926, The Larves Corp. come soft and lovely— be less a problem as t® vance. Get real with} Palmolive costs but softly, because of great volume™ aghiy, facturing efheiency --- with | millions let it do for to be | what it does for the face cold | cake today. See what 4 one week's use will Mane complexion. The Palme ert | pany (Del. Corp.), Chi «a* aeanerr* “BRR ERELEA RRO RH SRMRE REEMA RAO F rfluous ’ trrmanently Removed ic Awarded Grande P mix Paris Exposition" O SYSTEM Ao. TF sent on 284 /rcade Bidg. ww er ee Sues eevee cer ecovewrerever goes inte request. a a |. BR beans Prices Vanilla Extract. Unercelled for ind PPP PLP PL ay ~ a - . ea By HANNAH WING : \ i ; HEN one goes shopping for f »- } . | fresh Truits and vegcetable« thie > h tj iVs one mnust is cS mucl} r more ear h: a2 OFT More care than in buVIng Si i + ; 5 ‘ . SILKS, i Sor | . ( abbuges do net con With the label womer /S ii i tf m4 i’ , ci ) ‘- ‘5 - oat n ? +) b oO UsSLiInf2uis ne Wrapper With a ee : ; trade mark which Stands f r ability. Theres for. one ' t Se i ssi 4 ones Senses In: as common. as weli as those of Sight and smell and fe. ing. Appearance, cundition, size. fla- vor and correct weigat or meas- ure must be tuken irto considera- tion. Care grading and prepar- ing for shipment resg!ts in products usually indicated . ~~ fay . by careful packing in heavy crates that prevent bruising. by and is "71 fan yr) 2 " Suriace, uniform in size in each Crate and often by individual] pa- Fr ” ol Tyr) rT) r , " Of fla r, A good pineap- vw. - " ‘ 1 ; ; pie, tor example, has a fine aroma — : 1, ’ } Juice is he tuan pith or rind. and ?} > lie rr 4 t *. sill ~ 29 and Une lighter iwo Similar look- ing grapefruit or parsnips should be rejected. au} UU immedi- a rt WSs ~~ - bb 7 _ F one ‘ ; Vegetables or fruits that are to oo a ) k : f a r / } ° b cooked or served ijn individual | ) ~ea? Orvions snould be uniform in sive is iO 46 3 OUP appies, sweet potatoes ” " PegT, rT re ? r} 2g | i peppers or tomatoes are to hie 4 + *> YY) ¢ } 7 nr ? yeh, , 2 v7 + ? 4 4) : As ! i as i) ta any r ¥ }? } ’ if e€ will do just as wel: A a “; > a . le Siz not economical! in = : ‘ - — C% wher Singie grapefruit or abet. ' + a DM ie ‘ana > fan } Pp} ] : arg fo and not a : . is large enough for two persons. Es- 7 ry > > Liffla exacil OW many vou re- qGQuire 0 sertec *x + ~iker « 24 ult CO serve your family and buy 4 j : r 7 ‘ hat nu! Have the number or ia r ™ > , ** amount you want weighed or meas ure A afte) we § ae Ctherw «2 ‘7 ‘teo* eB: va . a m is ra , Scii NOW Many servings a quart. a pound or a dozen wi make, and p _ . - ? us eS to. were tain. He take, so he took Merry Little with him don't you yr ’ iQ ,sreezes He hadn't the that cowpath neither. srew impatient. zo on, Johnny Chuck?" never incerta the part who ~f fr? MH Ad ~ they cried as they danced arou him. *Because,”’ replied Johnny, “I an don’t know which way to go. aq} There may be no danger either at way, but on the other hand, dan- «apm, ser may be hidden along one and* an , not a:ong ‘the ot long time ago anyrone can do} That's what ? i ‘Me T i to remain safe I'm doing richt If I eould know what is me I would know which paths to take.” Without another word raced some o Rreezes Ane @: -; kenaw of ~ a fou , To i 00K Came —Johnny Ct Coe iaas ‘ J ai} ~* aa j lon if you like th Ow. A. fit - . . ; "od nere ne the ‘r long sniff. i OF oe +} : ko said the Merry ‘ty’ replied Johnny, to stand *T don’t like it That is why I sniffed the “Wel I don d the hair bezgan ong bh bach all. cond time. There's ) certain of.’’ “What that? Merry Little Breeze. pa Wi place for John éervs. Ad “~ ¢- > *? - nm ro bis Coyote has ry >’ pit ; b ee probably lo Red @ 6.7" now — not going down that d Johnny. een down there, and down If that is so, if is no val Ls. why don't 1t+¢7 +}, ittle path” 0 the Merry rhich neither Merry hurrving path to the right, and at once tickled Johnny Chuck’s little black nose with a scent he had found. wrinkled up his nose - sniff. vy Chuck.’ you ‘4 “tr 1 Rough Dry Flatwork Ironed Oc a Pound MINIMUM BUNDLE, 500 Why Bridge-Beach “Superior” (sas Ranges Are Preferred at Beautiful in design and finish. Complete variety of styles and sizes. Made of “Superior” | cast iron and best steel. Smooth, bright sur- faces of porcelain en- amels. Japans and plated metals. As easy to clean as a china plate. Pipes specially drilled and threaded—cannot leak gas. Gas valves easily ad- | justed for any quality or pressure Of gas. Burners produce clear, blue flame of intense heat. Cookin tops are strong, level and extra large. Oven burners. easily reguiated for siow medium or fast baking. Oven double lined and ventilated. Large broiler for | broiling and t Oven and broiler doors open flat. torm- strong. ievei ing shelves. unbreakable and Patented, springs on oven broiler doors. Built extra strong and | unusually durable. Made by a firm with a | | mational reputation— | established 1837. ’ Why you should Select a BRIDGE~BEACH rT Superior Gas a’ ~y ee -_ 2-3? “ee ee ee ae ae ae re. ee ee le he eee Ee ee ee eS | er Nn nnn mmiuiiiaadatitnaiies sulk iti oe a ee

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#, gy GOO COMIC PA ge ~~ a —— fh (| —__— COMIC PAGE | TL.LOUIS POST-DISPATC aetenee , eDNes a j WEDNESDAY ' , % i Uy Uj : “Yy fl-4 Yy wn" Yj Yims | raed H MA Y 19, ‘98, a Select That ‘A p 4 MAY 19. 1326 4 % “ff” % Z Z, Z 4 fs a RE EE $ From the complete For F — fares: ~ wa aes ‘nail ry, : a in the POST- ISPATCH | hati all me rated in the gate, ond Went, ‘ ———— = Dp DP was 27.436 more than were ca other St. Louis newspapers COMBE | THE ABSENT.MINDED PROFESSOR—By FONTAINE FOX BRINGING UP FATHER—By GEORGE McMANUS 3 ~ - $ : »? : . qt? — a Ta a » | é { D m™ ; 4 As perfect ships for Polar trips F se prea mee : ae BE ta toventes a a : and Other Inquiries, W £35 & And stuck to them through count , He. ; QUITE so. ig ness Tells Senators. at In the successful flight of the ,,., ,, j; we'd chanwe | © name fo ai Bite . pea. hy : Norge from Rome to Alaska there ae Ges fe ys By CHARLES G. ROSS, sith: is glory enough for us all. Espe- ,,. ze oe bac, Serre ee ere 2 Es bot ae Chicf Washington Corresponcent att cially Mussolini i ytaneaeeegaans Rah gape a re as of the Post-Dispatch. | f : ally Muss 2 Sage ee : WASHINGTON, May 20.—The 4g “Elisworth Reports successful OR Nee: Mins ie ital — “efficiency” of Washington lobbies Pa Be Voyage to President Coolidge.’ eee : eas eee ) apes we — rN for special intereste was comment- ay meme ome Orthere-| | ane where she is : ° ee ed upon today by William S. Cul- he & frigerator into the icehouse. es bertson, former vice chairman of Aw ie a cles Vv WOoOuUidG Taye mo Ov e@ctiowus Lé ? “Ph | - "nite . if See where $2,098,701 was bet cending our letters by r-mail but | pS —= the United Stetes Tariff Comm ha om the Derby. The terminal i¢ the planes do: ippen to b 2 may 4 = ——— sion and now Minister to Rumania, dk = ei * instal; be number indicating that our wager going that way what are you go- AZZ in the second a of h mit was duly recorded. ing to do about Fhex =A | testimony defere (he See oat ee Ale 8 asic : ate committee investigating the tai iz | Tariff Commission. i KRAZY KAT—By HERRIMAN aoe RE Ra Ne oe! ROO Nea Ok: | MBE atte BAS OO el 2 Culbertson recalled = that pte (pips, ~.2yemmmenmas pear cumea nce 5c cial pega apnea : ee ee BRN cee spree «oso + um, ceunaeer erence ine aCHIt eh SN March, 1923, after the commisstc ee - — P24 der the powers conferred on ae = on } ‘Copvright, 1926, by HL C. em ; art DEAMERUL me 4 fe MUTT AND JPEFF—MUTT FOILS THE BLOODHOUND— By BUD FISHER Trade Mark Reg. t's Pat. by the flexible tariff provision, h : q { om “TEA) DAY S EACH. \ ; decided to begin an investigatic EEE (Ay THE WLINK | Cd , ‘ ' of the cost of production of a5 : engines”, 'TSimce ZT icyou PoP i$ OAYLY AY = | Been YES, AAD I'M DARN SS [ WELL, we're ! GENTS, HE CAN tron, aluminum ware, sugar, hog Te WIFE'S ADOPTCD FATRVe@ >t Pe’ || GES ME AN IS | WATCHING! | You CAN SCE HE'S commeditics, efforts were: am an [Him OP AS A DEeTEcTWE. = —— et RD iam | OPPORTUNITY TO iS ene Got AN) AWFUL ately bagua te Meet. ee ea , \ - —- erent ath, Y WORK... - ° Y. GUYS HOw ‘ surveys. +7) | | TOOK SOME OF HS JUNK OUT Se | Stow You | / COLD- iid) 2 Sone Same > JUN NS S | — : | | MY BLOODHOUND Harding was Disturbed. ae | /o* GC Bvreecay AND hpi > - ———__- | : WoORIXKS S WATCH / : President Harding, he said, tie | ‘SPRINKLED Aca OF RED Cn | / te called him on the telephone ané in: | PEPPER oF TRE Fi. Ber } : f AkK-CHOO . said that he had heard of the reg atl acaba irs vec. tear | oReat. | H CHool!: olution of the commission, in favor i14t | T Piesbredud re utes Shasta | | A ‘ ~ of making these surveys. and had) ‘| — = the ort tte — AH- | been disturbed by it. The Presi- a Aah | aR 9 ine, al ae a 4 abs et ths, “OFFICER PUPP * WHICH OF THE TWO IS THE CREATER CRIMINAC ~ BUT YOUR HONCR: Tr wr BE DOE. '\WEVE ONLY GOr ONE CELL ‘A THE JAIL - incites tee y se HH DAA ma Le ie ona 4 ae - ~ f VM GOING To GET MARRIES } AND 1 EXECT TO GET 47 _ 7 LAMPS- WILL YoU Gwe ME A GOm PRice FoR THe - Ieakace of Information. , % Senator la Follette asked about A ae ee a) the leakage of information from : ote Se so ee Me the commission, and the witness tegitegh cs = os replied that interested parties wee ae . “somehow learned when ir Products were being considered” In reply to. further questions aide@ that the opposition on outside of the commission was T%] flected on the inside by the ve | of Comm tagioners Marvin, Bu and Glassi¢. Ranged against the three were Culbertson, Costigal and Lewis. This division remai . PUAST GARLIC, | YoU look STOASASINSG ~“TOBANY vM ovER- STOCKET WITH LAMPs- | IGAATZ*- Lig i | \ Tweary DAYS oC. 2 {Gow (NS SusTicée Pai HAVING Your. 7 S task oa he ¥ . 7%. outs ; LIN, te OS ie naga! Berto ie hha See qed etn Bee. 1 es . y ) a 3 r ay 1 LOTHES Occ UPT eS os n= B fairly constant until the reo : JS ABOUT ONE-EIGHTH £ — oe dig 2 zation of the commission. : ¥t OF THE CLO =>e7 -Roc Ma Wee | "ae One of the bones of conten : '' Your Wife's CcloTHES ee ner Of net ee sion should procee@d to make & vestigations on its own iInitiat . im accordance with what Cult ad. son conceived to be the purposed WILL OCCUPY -THE OTHER SEN EAJ- EIGHTS. 3 ‘ . nan . GO "TS A SECOAS - YOU LL RAVE TO KISS a SAY “% 2 » , ANB BEALERP NOUS t Gocob-BYE” TO A Le T OF YOUR WIFE’s AALS Oem FoR THE POOL PARLOR f ——————> ‘ | RELATIONS, SO START THE DISPCOSAL OF ATTEMBAAST -HE S FoousH | “AE OU) | section inte, thy cartel tae aa , 7 Quest The ou i " PRAGQTIGIAIG GA BDOMMIES YOUR BUPLICZ -= BEER A GOODS FRIQGUA ICS Groom /r 2 fe ee actionary group held that ing ; MSO LIKE *THIS PESEAIT OF YOURS see SS eee . \ ° oe woriir ee . y on WEDBDIASG P a ae 4 Woeos2 piications from the outside. ae : ‘ ulbertseon said that those 2 | : commission who believed a a a = . ~ _s ~~ - = ne mpneanine - na ona ee a ot nt a om ~s _ - ‘ oe tr - — 2 norms — . ae em - =e Fas “* Se, Y . , s* one a aN a ett RR ao SS LAS and nullification IT MAY BE COMEDY FOR SOME BUT IT’S TRAGEDY FOR ME. ay — By BRIGIE ii (2°? to Keon the organization busy with trivialities Smoot as “Liberal Influence.” ' tiRptY HA i) NO RIAs i Ko ¢ ie , / YHAT Ss A GUY ' HE * Jal GO inmer Pu sre , i 3 In the course of a detailed hi : iat . > a - _- ' | r - ™ - - - —_ BD MAP ‘ Pic r¢ «TOW « RiGtT | ory of the Inaking of the ¢t ate fil} 10 SLIP THAT Over }j CAN } GOIN TO YO IF | 1c 3oOMe oie ons a sc : ' We , ty bs! ) a Pies } ch eat : age ' OSCAR -WoU at of 1922 Culbertson surp 4 } 4¢ Y’ ' } ‘ic. = i i el om rAS TA rAVE {7 Ee (Oe Thy i AVIA Y ue = eA T wf =~ = - eh ; . ' ‘. 5 prac i} os! if — That Smoot wae instrumental j feared : | defen ing three extreme pre | Rals those for a dy: emba discriminatory reciprocity American valuation as the Making basis. _ The first expression of the Ib}e tariff idea. the witness Was contained in a memorand Which he «Culbertson) submitte to President Harding in Oc'ec 192) Senater Smoot *Pokesman for the idea on Moor of the Senate. The ¢t Was that the flexible pre | “Guild enable the President te ust the Fordney-McCumber t meet changing cond! tonsa, Continued on Page 2. Cotuma & one * Ay) AYO i aple Y . te rte 8 7 , - siesta a : 4 ph GRE RRO ote eRe 7s RE a 5 n he rr bts he a.