St. Louis Post-Dispatch
May 20, 1926

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_ — = COMIC PAGE MAY 18, 1236 Select That Apartment ie gto . From the complete For Rent Directory Re in the POST-DISPATCH Want Pages. . Hee ne Ne NT AS A —— 579,568 Real Estate and Want Mévertioumints were | printed in the POST-DISPATCH during April. which TAINE FOX was 27.436 more than were carried by the THREE other St. Louis Newspapers COMBINED! MaAin 11]1] 7 ee —_ . Baa ———— eee 7 78. NO. (255. Service JT. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Only Evening Paper m St. Louis With the Associated Press News NCIAL TION | d Curb Tables Complete -_———- oe ee ST. ‘LOU IS ~ | PARTLY CLOUDY AND WA WARMER (BBYISTS BESET. ee ee THE TE MPERATU RES. Missouri: in south portion, partly cloudy in north portion, Reflected Interested Sen. | timent Without. | —— — —— Harding ae “Dis- | and Other Inquiries, Wit- portion; warmer TONIGHT AND TOMORROW Fair to- night and tomor-| in| MADE APPLICATIONS i Ste ae f ; : a. rm Sea “So 10 o + . : wv iT yy : Ps { + 2. m 38 1" neon. Ps | Bo 4 cs = +, 74 | oe ame 35 ~ D. mM. v5 a Bl 9 sy te yesterday Ti at 4:30 p. | Th, szowest 55 at a a. m. | 3 Official fore- | iii iii | — PRICE. cast a St. Louis | - . | OG 2 an ¢ vicinity: | Declares Delay and Nulli : A| decep lon was discovered ® nen the section into thg tariff law. The re- berries this vear, o, > xhumation or Glumicwn i [is thet ined.) G6 far 17,90¢ berry pickers neve! had not lost the ts on ries should be started only on ap- been called fOr, VE sae SEEe, ane if yt Cex ane Spi es ogpanis - rg : plications from the outside. »yhout 25.000 will harvest the crop. | repre cented himss If as. (slamiicicn Culbertson said that those of | B ISSUE jit was charged, had had this joint the commission who believed in | PROHIBITION T0 E geet Pld of “delay = and nullification” at- | IN NEW YORK ELECTION. Subsequent NnVestizZations one. to | ae ‘empted to keep the organization | | | the discovery of evidence involving | busy with trivialities ‘Gov. Smith Approves Measure Pro- other alleged members nie we — viding for Referendum on the and of the $30,000 in policies ob- | as “Liberal Influence.” In the course of a detailed his- | Question. ; ' _ ~ - or ¢ . — reo AY “OMEDY ‘7 O the making of e ‘iff | By the Associated Press. Be comedD men the making of the tariff | ALBANY. N. Y.. May 20.—-Pro- mE FovicS BUT 1922. Culbertson surprised | io Some of Hix | 7 } ibing ‘hibition took ‘ts place among th ; ims hearers iV descripin : TRAGEDY FoR Me . Senator ) it He me ; had signed the Karle-Phelps itil, neant by th he explained, ; : - that & iproviding forrea referendum on th: “ * SMOot wu Instrumental in | t the lection in Nover Pfeg vestion a he elec nmin ni- fating theres extreme propo- questi Sals, 4} ae ber. o, 1OSse§ for Vs © margZga, ; -¢ fiseriminat . sien i Unless the drys seek by court a: i ory rec r« “7 , ‘ Americ 15 ata a ‘tion to prevent submission of th: ie valuation as the rate- ost which is considered un Making basis. ques a ich ) SS a ace The fj \likely, the people of th State at irs? e } } ft Ora | , . * =s9 | Fas oo he witness said. their opinion on the following ques Atained in a memorandum hich he -«(y)} il tints " : j tion: lo p ulbertson) submitted | “Should the Congress of ti : reside f “TT ’ y »/ = : ry . ” ¢ 192) Harding in Ov ObFT. | renited States modifv the Federn! a. Ser . , —s ; : Poke on 8 Ps ee 8 Bi sri ryt he a ne et to , nforce +The ete nHreenth man } -" ‘* 7 ’ z * - ‘ ’ Sor ¢ ) for Tile idle a on the rmendment Te) that i, e “pte shail a) the Sanat, or yy re . ~t . . War t} t | — he theor) Pot prohibit the manu fae rure, Sal ia the flexible AV At 8 , ¢teun “— *ould h lexi a prot ision rransportation, dimporta ion or et. Plidliie the l’re side nt to nd. ‘ F . ‘ °. *h a ae ~~ om ~~ —— te '~ oi Nee. hw . 1 . ~~ . - —_- + a al ; a c. rs Ae Aa - eee “a : me i Rei t -— ee ; ee ee ee ee Ee es ie Ms a ee ete ee eee ae a ee OM A AN Nene wa Sr ee ee 4. ORS Le i carte ae

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PRESIDENT GREEN EXPLAINS ATTITUDE Declines to Comment on Move to Oust Judge Mix From Bench for His Part in the Proceedings. Firnest A. Green, president of the Rt. Louis Ber Association, whe shown the editorial im today’s Pos - Dispatch demanding, impeachment or resignation of Circuit Judge Mx because of unfitness for office dein- onstrated in the Rutherford murder : | case, said the Executive Commit- tee of the association, at its week- ly meeting tomorrow, In all prob- ability would discuss the organi- gation’s pesition in the Rtuherford case. While the 7lis- cussed vigerously among the mem- matter has been bers, many of whom have con- demned the eisposition of the case, the particular phase of Judge Mix’s connection with it has not as yet attracted general attention, Green added. Much Discussion of Case. “There has been a great deal of | discussion of the Rutherford case among members of the Bar Associ- ation,”’ Green said, ‘Tt has been suggested the association should take some action relative to it. There is to be a meeting of the Ex- ecutive Committee tomorrow at which no doubt the matter will be discussed. The attitude, as I have heard it expressed by members of the association—without announc- ing affirmatively the position of the association—seemed to be that as long as there has been a grand jury investigation called, and as the grand jury constitutes the repre- sentation of the public, it would not be proper for the Bar Association to intervene while the grand jury is acting in the matter. “The case has been discussed vig- orously. Some members have suz- gested something ought to be done by the association, but others have said we ought not announce our at- titude while the grand jury inquiry is pending. —-— “T am speaking of the case in | gmeneral. As president of the Bar Association, I think it would be highly improper for me to discuss the mé@rits of the Post-Dispatch editorial. Whatever I might savy would only be my personal view. I cannot say that I have heard any specific discussion of Judge Mix’s connection with the case. There is a general feeling of condemnation of the fact that a man charged with murder should eseape with a fine of $500 without a trial. Ought to Wait Awhile. “My personal attitude would be that the Bar Assoclation onght not intervene until the grand jurv has completed its work. If the grand jury should take no action that would not prevent the association from acting thereafter.” The Executice Committee of the bar association, which directs the organization's activities between regular meetings of the member- ship, comprises President Green, George C. Willson, a vice presi- dent, who was president last year: William R. Gentry and Arthur E. Kammerer, vice presidents; James J. Seeley, secretary: John J. Nan- gie, treasurer: William R. Gilbert and Arnold Just. More than 800° St. Louis lawyers belong to the association, or about two-thirds of those in the city. Removal of Circuit Judges by impeachment is provided by Arti- cle VII, Section 1, of the State Consttiution. Impeachment may be for “high crimes or misdemean- ors, for misconduct, habits of drunkenness, or oppression in of- fice." The impeachment proceed- ings must be before the Legisla- ture and must originate in the Lower House. The Statutes do not state who shall bring the matter before the House, but it is provided that “when the House shall be sat- isfied that there is good cause to impeach,” it shall cause articles of impeachment be made out and transmitted to the Senate, and to ito plead guilty and pay a fine,” i There is nothing in it.’ ———. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH eniineneseniecal a we wee | ! } | Top row, left to right: V. Moll. bers of the grand jury are J. Fred Continued from Page One. f defendant should have been allowed Judge Frey said. Lacy Allays Suspicions. The »matter rested there until March! & when former Assistant Circuit Attorney Verne R. C. Lacy, engaged as ‘associate counsel by Henderson—they say they divided $8000 of the Rutherford money as their fees—appeared before Judge Frey and announced he would be ready for trial April 19. This an- nouncement and Sidener’s assur- ance that he would not recommend a fine, allayed Judge Frey’s suspi- cions, he says. “If the situation had been other- wise—if Mr. Sidener had _ said, ‘Well. IT am going fo recommend this thing no matter where it goes,’ and if Mr. Lacy had said to me, ‘I am going to try to get this man fined and this case won't be tried,’ then I could have made some pub- lic comment on the thing,’ Judge Frey declared when asked why he didn’t denounce the efforts to in- fluence him made by Siegel and others, at thaf time. “But Mr. Sidener had said this thing would not be done and =I never dreamed that it would be done,”’ he added. “You didn’t suspect that Lacy and his crowd were aiming to get this boy out of a prison sentence if they could?” Judge Frey was asked by a Post-Dispatch reporter. “No, sir, I didn’t think Lacy was doing this at all. I thought the people that were interested in Mrs. Tucker's getting money were the ones most interested, Lacy said the State had a weak case against his client, and Mr. Bowcock § (an Assistant Circuit Attorney) said they didn’t have a very. strong case, and Lacy's position was, up until the day I understood th's thing was going to be done: ‘Let's go to trial. We will beat this case. And what difference did it make to him? I assumed he had his fee.” Meanwhile, other significant events were transpiring in the Municipal Courts Building. Bender Assures Sidencr. Bender, who stood to get a set- tlement for himself and Mrs. Tuck- er, if there was no trial, was as- suring Circuit Attorney Sidener that the ‘‘m'ssing’’ witnesses would be in court. The Circuit Attorney's office had issued two sets penas for the “missine”’ witnesses. These the Sheriff's office tried to serve in the ordinary routine way. Sidener did not ask the Sheriff's office to make a special effort to find the witnesses, as he or his as- sistants alwavs have done in 1m- portant murder cases when a trial of siubh- Center (hat in hand), Edward A. Faust, Tom P. Barnett, Isadore Salinger, Frank H. Hamil ton and George F. Driemeyer. Schlafly and George J. Wunderlich. was sincerely pianned. investigation has shown that the search for the witnesses was of 2 most perfunctory nature so far as the CYrenit Attorney's office was concerned, and reporters easily lo- cated all the important witnesses named as ‘missing’ by Sidener. Thus, details progressed until! April 16, with Judee Frey still un- shall immediately elect managers to prosecute such impeachment. A prominent lawyer, who is familiar With the statutes, said impeach ment clearly must be initiated by nm resolution offered by a member of the House. Trial is by the Sen- ate, and conviction by a two-thirds | vote of the Senate carrie, removal from office, and disqualification to hold any office of honor, trust profit... or Dr stone Alfalfa Pest. Be the Aesociated Preas. WASHINGTON, May 29.—-Army Air Service pilots will aid Depart- ment of Agriculttire experts this year in their campaign struction of the alfalfa boll weevil. Suitable planes at Woodward Meld, Balt Lake City, Utah, will be | turned over to agents of the Agri- cultural Department there for use in “dusting experiments,” | ke pt for_asle- | ‘der pressure by acquaintances who | remarking to him casually, | ‘T- sure hope vou can do something ifor that little Tucker woman, Judge, She ought to some l|monev out of this.” ‘ aw | About April 16, Judge Frey says. he called Tacy into his chambers | court: and, posting a stenographer to re- _cord the conversation, told Tacyv| that pressure still was heing | : brought to bear on him inthe Ruth- | | penaed?” i erford case, He did not accuse 'Lacy of instigating the pressure, Newspaper | | for the | | Circuit |} sued from Members of the Grand Oba ih bbb bbe ari penn inm rincinenipvinncnen naan: appeepepecbban eine _ - asked him to take a_ change of venue tn the Rutherford case. The Judge said he did not care to dis- cuss the matter over the phone, but would Lacy come out to lunch” They met at Leonard’s on Eighth street and went into greater detail. Judge Frey said, according to Lacy, “I want you to take this case out of my court. Influential Jewish people have been talking to me about the case and they want me to agree to let Rutherford off with a fine. I can’t see my way to doing it.’’ As Lacy describes it: ‘I told the Judge all right. I didn’t tell him that I had always planned to take a change of venue from his court. I knew that pressure had been brought on the Judge because Tucker was a Jewish boy. If Judge Frey had kept quiet I would have proposed the change of venue.” Warned that Lacy would take a change of venue, and knowing that GaSe cee er ene ey he had to assign the case to an- other Judge, the troubled jurist was faced with two alternatives. He could send it ta Judge Land- wehr or to Judge Mix. He previously had met Judge Landwehr on the street and had sounded him about the Rutherford case. Judge Lenadwehr had agreed that Rutherford should not be let off with a fine. So Judge Frey went to Judge Landwehr and asked him if he might send the case to his room. “Please Don't,” Says Landwehr. Landwehr, according to Frey, re- plied: “Please don’t do that.”’ Judge Landwehr explained that he had received a number of cases from Judge Mix on change of | venue, that his docket was crowd- ed, and he suggested that the case be sent to Judge Mix. Frey believed that Judge Mix could be depended upon not to con- cur in any reconimendations of the Circuit Attorney’s office. “I knew that there were hard feelings between Mix and Sidener.” he said, “and knowing there was hard feeling between them was all the more reason why I thought Judge Mix would stand up inde- pendently and do what he thought was right under the law and under the morals of the case,” Judge lrey said. Judge Mix and Sidener are known political and personal enemies, the Judge having attempted a grand | jury investigation of Sidener’s of- fice last fall. So Judge Frey sent the case on change of venue to Judge Mix, be- cause, ‘I didn’t how it was possible for a deal to be made be- tween Judge Mix and Mr. Sidener.” He says he did not warn Judge Mix at the time of the plan to free Rutherford because he _ did not Wish to prejudice the Judge. and that he made no comment on the change of venue from the bench Same reason, No New Subpenas Issued. AS soon the -case got Judge Mix's court on April Attorney's office all effort to find the Witnesses. No subpenas Division No. 10 and the Circuit Attorney did not ask the see as into 16, the | dropped ‘*missing’’ were is- iwhvy he changed his mind after as- vy a Post-Dispatch Staff Photographer. eB Harry A. Schnittker, Joeph A. Schlecht, Edward E. Weckler and Kurt foreman; to his left, James A. Troy. Front row: The remaining mem- - — SO eS ee ee ie a ; : es sesh eee: Sete Bee everkeds ‘ o3é Sean ame ug sues enero tt tacts at cn HER RRR atari: a3 rie Ts “ =: fpepssiaa? SACCl eT Slere eeces seqeeeses e778 | Steel seal ial . « weer ee oe je ee ee oe ee = ee 7 ee on eee ss: es journed his court, took his stenog- Frey rapher and set out for Judge Mix’'s. court. He summoned Mrx from his eee eeee eee tte bonds pede + pe eds b. ** 4 CWE TS, ——— “OF ee Pee eeres tee Seeeeeeereereree (8 O8 68866 606+ 8 ooo . ford case. Circuit Attorney Sidener and I. Joel Wilson, his first assistant, ar- rived, but remained in the ante- room with the witnesses. Among those waiting in the ante-room at the time were former Probate Judge W. W. enderson and for- mer Assistant Circuit Attorney Verne. R. C. Lacy, counsel for Rutherford. Alsoin the room were A. Samuel Bender, who played the dual role of damage suit attorney for Mrs. -Tucker and special prose- cutor; and Matthew T. Burke, one of the ‘“‘missing’’ witnesses reported by the Circuit Attorney's office, who denies he ever disappeared. I was on the contention that im- portant witnesses were missing that Sidener sought to justify his act in letting Rutherford off with a plea of guilty to manslaughter and $500 fine. Under the indict- 'ment charging the slayer with sec- 'ond degree murder, he might have been sent to prison for from two to 10 years, had he stood trial and been convicted. The grand jury talked in private until 11:05 a. m. moned Sidener into the grand jury room, and as stated in their formal declaration to Judge Mix, told him of their decision not to permit him to have any part in the Rutherford inquiry. The jurors then filed out with coats and hats and were led upstairs by Faust to Judge Mix’s _. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH to Study in Rutherford Case ‘ Sidener 's recent investigation of the Circuit Attorney's office was Made under the direction of a special prosecu- tor, who was, officially, an assist- ant to the Circuit Attorney, and was appointed by that official. It appears that, under Missouri law, the authority of the grand jury to investigate the Circuit At- torney is merely a part of its gen- eral authority, and is not conferred by any specific provision. It has the right to conduct its delibera- tions and its voting without the presence of the Circuit Attorney or any of his assistants. A St. Louis lawyer today sug- gested that a lawyer, qualified to direct an investigation, might be made a member of the grand jury, probably after the withdrawal of some present member. He would then direct the inquiry in which the grand jury would have authori- ty to summon witnesses and require production of records. A lawyer may legally serve on the’ grand Ljury, though he is exempt. from such service if he chooses to claim exémption. Missouri law (Sections 9175-80 R. S.) provides for trial by jury, after the manner of a civil pro- ceeding, of charges of neglect, dereliction or corruption against a prosecuting attorney (this term includes the office of Circuit At- torney of St. Louis). In such cases, the first step is the filing of an affidavit by any person who has knowledge of the facts, with the clerk of the court having jurisdiction. The Judge of the court may then appoint a spe- cial prosecutor. It is also provided that, upon the filing of the affidavit, the Governor may direct the Attorney- General to assist in the prosecu- tion. The special prosecutor may file a complaint based on the affi- davit; and if he refuses to do so, the Attorney-General may take such action. The hearing shall be by jury, impaneled in the usual way, and in case of conviction, the court shall remove the accused official from office. court. They seated themselves in | the jury box while Judge Mix stood | 'to hear their communication. After Judge Mix had thanked | edit which | them for ‘the open way in | you have proceeded” and had told! them he would prepare answers to| their questions, the grand jury dis- | persed. | Need for Special Attorney. The grand jury is endeavoring to find a legal method by which it may investigate the Circuit Attor- ' | Circuit Gov. Baker today said he had |/not received any letter or telegram Then they sum-/ pearing on the Rutherford case. He said he had not seen any mes- sage from Judge Mix. He did not know when he would confer with Attorney-General Gentry, who at the time was in the next room, awaiting a Board of Equalik&tion meeting. The Governor leaves Jef- ferson City this afternoon, to be away until Saturday. Had Said Case Was Closed. While St. Louis newspapers were orially urging a grand jury in- vestigation of the Rutherford case, Attorney Sidener last Fri- day said to Post-Dispatch report- - BR erford admitted having spent gua. 500 “to arrange matters,” the : cuit Attorney declared te rey ers: “You can say, ‘Sidener Calls a grand jury investigation,’ 7 Want to know what was don With this money. I shall call Jg Ruther. ford, Judge Henderson and news. paper reporters. I am sick ang tired of the insinuations 4p the pers and I want to get tg tom of this case.” He supplemented thig tion with a written Pho again referring to his contention that he acted to protect Mrs. Tuck er’s interests. “That mother had lost ; and if she felt it was culpahie or” ligence or accident, and not mur. der, as she said she did, then her wishes should be respecteg* Personnel of Creag Members of the grang jury session are: oe wad Edward A. Faust of; Portlana place, capitalist, who ig the fore. man, oa Tom P. Barnett of 389g boulevard, architect. oe George F. Driemeyer of+ §49 Vernon avenue, president of the Driemeyer Tailoring Co, Frank H. Hamilton of 484 Take avenue, vice president of the Pre, co Railway. | Kurt V. Moll of 5630 Waterma | avenue, president. of the Mma Grocery Co. < Isadore Salinger of 725 Skinker road, president of the Salinggy Brokerage Co. a Joseph A. Schlafly of 48 Wash. ington terrace,, president of the Mountain Valley Water Co. Joseph A. Schlecht of 3217 Long- fellow place, president of the Mound City Auto Co. Marry A. Schnittker of 2731 De lor street, president of the H. A. S. Coffee Co. James A. Troy of 3862A Hum. phrey street, assistant general see retary of the Chamber of Com- merce, Edward E. Weckler of 5830 Murdock avenue, president of the Aalco Laundry Co. George J. Wunderlich of 4550 Holly, avenue, a director of the Charles Wunderlich Cooperage Co. Alternates are Warren R. Sprague-of 6012 Washington boule- vard, president of the Clark. Sprague Co., and Fdwin J. Novy * the bot. in ers: “The Rutherford case is a closed incident. I acted for the best in- terests of the slain boy’s poor oltl | mother. She is satisfied. She ir the one to be satisfied more than of 521 Kingshighway park, audi. tor of the Federal Reserve Bank. ae, ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Founded oy JOSEPH PU Dec. 12, . Published Daily by The Pulitzer Co., Tweifth ulevard and Olive anne (Member Audit Bureau of Cir MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIAT The Associated Press is exc a n- titled to the use for republication to it or news dispatches credited »rwise credited in this paper local news published therein. renublication of special are also reserved. SUBSCRIPTION RATES BY MAIL ADVANCE. Daily and Sunday. one€ y@@P...ss MNaily. without Sunday, one *ear,, Sunday only. OMe year. .....sces Remit either by postal order, expres money order or St. Louis exchange, . Delivered by city carrier or guteltema- dealers: Daily only. 650¢ month: Sunday, 10s s copy. nd ney’s office without being underthe the public or the newspapers.” Entered as second-class matter July it ; . r 1X79 at the Poatoffice at St. direction of that office. The most The next day, when John Ruth- Puana MAin 197 a o getaet Opens on Saturday ~— Dancing at Supper Dinner at $1.75. “. The popular Blue-Plate Luncheon combinations (70c to 90c) will be continued — and there will be, ing, an excellent Fixed-Price All ready for the summer, colorful and gay and airy, the Statler’s Roof Garden Restaurant will open on Sat- urday for the season. every even- is A la carr. Opens on Saturday } The STATLER Roof Then at supper time (from 10:30) the dancing Starts — af and to music that you'll find | rather special, the orchestra e led by Irving Rose. Service — | a -”~ ¥ a A | Blue-Plate ~~ Luncheons : ®) DECLARES SEELY , 8on-in-law, ‘which it was suggested that Seely FW. GROVE SAYS. SOWIN-LAW ASKED FOR $3,000,000 Offered to Take That Sum in Lieu of Wife’s Claims om Estate, Medicine Man. ufacturer Testifies. WANTED IT HIMSELF 7 “You Need Not Leave My Wife (Grove’s Daughter) Anything,” the Witness Quotes Him as Saying. . ¢ An alleged proposal of Fred I. | Seely to his father-in-law, Edwin w. Grove, millionaire medicine manufacturer, to accept $3,000,006 in lieu of all the future claims of ‘Mrs. Seely, Grove’s daughter, on Grove’s estate, was related Ly Grove. in his testimony given in depositions a few days 4go in a St, Louis law office. | The depositions relate to the suit filed by Seely to enforce a contract by which, as Seely contends, Grove obligated himself to leave to Seely, in his will, the option of control of the Paris Medicine Co. or control of all Grove’s business interests outside that company. The amount) involved in the sult is estimated at $5,000,000 to $6,000,000. Toward the end of his deposi- tion, which eccupies 314 typewrit- ten pages in the record, Grove was asked. “Have vou ever had a conversation with Mr. Seely in ref-f erence to a change in vour pres®nt will. whereby his wife and children would be left out of it?” “Yes. " Grove replied. “We were out in front of the Grove Park Inn, under a big tree, overlooking the golf course. It was scme time last Summer, when I was in Ashe- ville.” . “What did Seely say?” Quotes Seely’s Alleged Offer. “He said, ‘If you will give me $509,000 in money, or Government. bonds which can be converted into money,’ and certain lands whieh he described which had a consid- erable market value at that time--— T would the money and c«h@ Jand would amount at that time to sir, say romething like $3,000,000-—‘if vou will put the land in my name,’—— he emphasized the words in (tila ‘You need not give my wif” ~-my daughter—any ather part of Name, your estate,’ ” There was objection to Seely’s contsel to this statement, but it WaS permtited to remain in the record. Seely’s counsel, Grove's former attitude introduced a in trving to show toward hia letter in run for Gov- because of his in carrying the Btate for prohibition.” The létter was written in May, 1908, when Reely was conducting the Atlanta Georgian, which he later sold to William Randolph Hearst. Grove wrote: “I read the Georgian regularly }} —every morning before I read the. j (Rt. Louis) Republic. I never fail] to read your editorials, and should have written you many times to express my gratification for the Way you are handling the editort- als, as well as the business end O88 the paper. It is very gratifying to ' me, as 1 know it is to you, to see that the object for which the} Georgian was started is being comprehended by the people, and that you are reaping the fruits of | your labor. Praise for Secly in Grove’s Letter, “I note you say that the people are talking about running you fo Governor after Mr. Brown. has been suggested before, as I re= member, after the splendid work you did in carrying the State fo prohibition. Iam giad to have y¥¢ say that vou feel you can accom- Plish more good through editing and managing a paper like the Georgian than you could by being Governor of the State. I am very Klad, indeed, that you still look at the matter in this way, and a sure you will always rememft your promise to Evelyn and nmiy= self. that you would never enter Politics. “There is wonderful opportunity 'o accomplish good through the pa Per, and if you continue to conduc it along the lines you have been might be urged to ernor of Georgia, “snlendid work doing, it will be a greater nonor mh the years to come to be editor anda Atlant the Governor of 3 rosa manager of ‘*orgian than to be the State of Georgia.” 1 ee Grove wrote to Seely abe as Possibility of buying the the carnal, to consolidate it with he Jeorgian. He suggested t pee ee of the two papel ee be 3 “a strong finance “me y-making institution,” a@ ered ™ would enable you to a Soongy Raha rates,” so that it wouk ge e long to pay any indebte * Incurred in the purchase. “Sree of Grove's testimony poy to refute Seely’s contem sa. that the promise, as to ‘ fre in Grove’s estate, was mad oa retain his services at a tim " *n the medicine business was “ Precarious condition. Grove ‘flared the business was contin ®usly profitable tn the period Which Recly refers. “We paid a dividend the fin Year to the stockholders, which wa

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eee —— eae este heseseee . a admiited having spent $14. O arrange matters,” the Cir. ttorney declared to report. “You can say, ‘Sidener Calls d jury investigation’. I want ow w hat was done with this . I shall call John R uther. Judge Henderson and news. reporters. ] 4m sick and of the insinuations in the Da- and I want to get to the bot. ~ “~ > ~~ 4 ‘ ee || | Blue-Plate |] Luncheons colorful ars Roof on Sat- Dper time (from ancing starts — that you'll find the orchestra Rose. Service [yy Fy avenue. a director of the State for prohibition.” The lé@tter Was written in May, —every morning before I read the ——— FW. FW GROVE SAYS i hacia: tet QVAILLAW ASKED mt $3000 000 ewe to Take That Sum, «a Lieu of Wife’s Claims | on Estate, Medicine Man- gfacturer Testifies. — -_— i DECLARES SEELY WANTED IT HIMSELF Z ———E - “You Need Not Leave My Wife (Grove’s Daughter ) Anything,” the Witness Quotes Him as Saying. eA ED — —— Eee MRS. MIRIAM NOEL WRIGHT va o |e ep aeNER aeenrnia prea cease _-— — — r ay ¥ ' an alleged proposal of Fred LJ. ai tt ere . With the } VT: 7a tT “4 f ° in eu of all the future claims of company it Was paying Mrs Geely Grove’s daughter on large datvidends and it continued to Grve’s estate, was lated by | Pay larger dividends as we in- res ' } iz . . . , Grove, in his testimony given m creased the volume of newspapet ‘ } —ticir . 1° ”% “ “Ac i+ ¢ + af Vertisin . depositions a fe 4 da » Ss 1z=0O | 1) a S : . = Louis law offic ie The depositions relate to the suit; ®@ertising, as we got more able “As we increased the newspape fied by Seely to enforce a contrat to do it. the business increased by which, as Se¢ lye mnter ds. Gro. ‘ [t was not any supe rior manage- : } obligated himself to leave to Seely, Ment of mine, or anybody else.” in his will, the option of control of Atier Seely entered the organi® of all Grove’s business interests | ble between Seely and A. H. Dun- guiside that company. The amount!can, an officer of the Paris Medi- involved in the suit is estimated ut | ' ine (€"o $5,000,000 to $6,000,000 “it seemed, (greo:e said. “that Toward the end of his deposi when Mr. & into the tion, which fy ‘Cline ~ 1.4 , pe mii fyii« ine eo ae had = ; jen 10 a ‘ . id fen pages im tn: record (;ro f the [T*uneans. and jiater on zeft ae ie set . . ' * . By ¢ : ‘ P ‘ was asked, lave OU Ne iad : Ptaa © tie, and ji would bs | Seely . _¢ | 5 : ~ } : " + 4 eonversation with Mr. s¢ in yr , nstitution erence to a change In vor pres cit] He suid Seely had emploved men oo I ; ‘ e : by , 7) - ; will. whereby his wile Ma Midren (30 mportan? PREC MV. Positions v4 se? at . »t» = would be left out of 1 in the company without consulting ‘ ee oe ee oe a yor] } seqq” . 3 af a. “Yes, sir. rT yrre a. \ m. Cine of nem was J. H. Drake- were out in front ef the Grove Park | ford of Ashevills ‘: very higl Inn, under a big Tree. veriooking class ge} tle, ian and big Mason . y ‘tyr if was scme timel, ; } the golf course. Wa . #a ene ibut not acquainted with tf busi- net enmmer when was «(iT Ashe - | - last summer, wh . = | Hess and he Put ey g the 19 * ; i a Ville. 'heads of departments that T had ed "hat ; ~ 7-38 “ io SP ) — ort > Whi did S« i trained in’s cansed trouble ry , *agih «” Tish "fo ¥ Quotes Seely i \lleg d Ore r. |said and Tral eford wish : {2 4 7 > oe ‘iT# Voy? ax-at? rit oO — i He Said, a 3 - Wdkk BAS = 'Ssicr hut €;rove told him to ren r $504.000 in money, or Grovernn ' ae !. find ne ont ai ° ~ i i ,’t bends which ean he converted int ; (aro suid Seely also put his brotl . , + | ¥. ric ts ee money.’ and certain iands whnraeh) ile ‘ ; one: Aor yas eee, Walter H. Se« over the head © described Whnici 1) *4¢ a CaotTiStu h j ribe ’ rf ¢ ’ a dé " Tre? ble market value at that tin | ore ppahe = vag . } VA 4 ’ sie ] j mo rg? alot cy T would say the money Agra tte J : I owe n\ , (;ro 3 } na d:a ee 1.7 . + ‘ 7 sy a. ae Jand would amount at that times ee lons e: a r it) ** ad P | > “7 ** hy ir T- _ ¥ : r) wife all orn in. thi inz IT was permtited to remain in the wil atl . tani, ary record Yas roings U se eve de ake | . haci mn ror ‘ af Sesiy's eounsel be trvine To ehow ici ‘ 4 16 i ] _ i j nv. : ret ments, which later made a fortune Grove’ ad . . land deve loped bs eenes had heen 9 ; 7 =. y +} . ti; +r 4 Hott wus ong i ting: ; ¢ A a N >’ Willi ae Rar goipr H arse. Gs tii i ves ‘gr ’ one rors Wrote: . i ta a — Grove was asked as toa state- “T rps ‘+ (Leorgein? rewularty - ‘ ' ic - a ’ ce , , . as , : L read t! ; Be SelB se . ment of Seely. that he completed | Grove Park Inn at an expense of (Bt. Louis) Republic. I never fail) comething like $200,000. Grove said ? ? Yo read vour editorials, and should See), had told him of “building have written you many times to gore walks.” but nothing more. express ny gratification for th® | Cottages were planned, and excra- Way vou are handling the editori- | vation work was done. but the cot- als. as well as the — end of | tages were not built. he said. ne paper. It is very gratifying to Grove said his original plan for me as I know it is to vou, to see a hotel was for a tourist house. that the object for which the = “one to take such hayseeds as my- Georgian was started is being self. or anv good family tha! fomprehended br the people, nd wanted pleasant place to stay that you are reaping the fruits of (,rove Park Inn = built and your labor. managed bv See!v. went so far be- Praise for Seely in Grove's Letter. yond this original idea that its “T note vou sav that the neopl rates were $15 to $25 a day. are talking about running you for Grove testified that, up to last Governor after Mr Brown. This) ~OvVember. he had paid his daugh- *ar * - oo .j}@ . j , ~ -* on nt eae ‘ ry . : Possibility of buying the At Dedicat ‘ an : ' " ‘ : . . te; TY) TY) oa } anta Journa! t consolidate it wit! Probpa Juacge Hol amy ae +z ae ae stig » , - ‘ eh, _ Georgian He suggested that give the principa: ddress 1 16 : at , Pre] nies I ) Combination of the two papers dedication ceren#o I would be " B eirong finane! al Sunday of tne new en ‘ t , "v , i : ‘. : . on _ Ts J] 5? ir ‘es . — “ T Bi T} 7 roat. ‘ee At If rn ; y ; . } rer Luge is art ia ‘ . would e a vie () Lo aS &. , "S014 an : unt The Rev. William ace your ‘ pe , cr t? ‘ ? 4 Tt ¢ id i. iis { Ou . . Of ¥ er . ,at Or oO wy f erer s ot take j , ‘ry a i | Tie ‘ te d- ri ‘ rh iil liea : | . re ? . : ' ' e*hiar } SS ire j = al ] 2 as in -urr in Tirie 1) q*? ‘ | ' iT rei ai pha g : ia tae . « )})¢ rm Y Pre - Ome of ‘ . ny 7 . are in (sT oO. ef - 7 4 Xf ~ } ’ fetain his services at ai time NEW YORK, May - Mrs. Ada Whe : te PES raducer Og the me icine husine aw w as in Dow ce serie r au at it*A i T i " t} me of Precarious CQ! dition. (7rove de - ferr many ve a rs Lit de r rif lla ' , a 2 ; : the _ ' here sne be ared the business ww a8 continu- Ada Dow, is dea i nere. , : LF , . rpAor ae Mu pi ie taly profitable in the period to/gan her stage career as a pul , x as responsi- Atch Beely refers |Joseph Jefferson ang was respon We paid a dividend the first |ble for the first engagement va *“@f to the stockholders, which was ' Marlowe ee. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ____ PUBLIC EXCLUDED FROM ARCHITECT'S ~ DIVORCE HEARING after the Paris Medicine (‘o. or control zation, Crove said, there was trou- | 2 invest impossible in the iangu easons irse, tha existed,’ he says reputed stoicism of the red man and his silence in stalking The game or making war do plain the absence of profani itv from eident and h4spital here. NIrs # I; lmon isn? Tacobn'’ n Francisco, (al. has cewomen asKing a s8e€a years Oj; hound and LOUISVILLE, Ky.. Ma) 28. ‘ ‘Andrew Vennie, resident manager of Churchill Downs died unexpect of Julia | Former Miriam Noel Charges Frank Lloyd Wright With Misconduct —He Contests Case. Se ee the Associated Press. MADISON, Wis.. Mav 20.—A ro- mance that ended three months Frank Lloyd Wright. ‘nter- nationally known architest, mar- Miriain Noel, sculptor, in a midnight ceremony on ~@ bridge the Wisconsin River at Bara- | will be aired -n their divorce | opening here today. Judge A. ©. Hoppmann barred fest feemeerty on the ground that “ nearing would be detriment- 10 morals. Wright seeks an ‘absolute divorce. Mrs. Wright is | |; contesting the suit and secks sep- of in the medicine business,’ Grove | a): to ‘accept $3,000.00 Said. “‘At the time Mr. Seely came | maintenance, The tate ot newspuper men seek. adm/ssion to the hearing was ‘ oubt a tew hours before the opening of court. Judge Hopp mann said he was “inclined” to! admit the press unless ‘‘unusual’’ rr CcIrcumstan ee arose, charges his wife desert- his home. | divorcee, who was his house- Keeper “Long Hearing in Prospect. Three months ago Wright wa ordered by Judge Hoppmann to $500 to his wife who pleaded Was penniless. She had been ig in Chicago. prolonged hearing app probable. Wright has maintained is Willing to make any reason- settlement but would not ad misconduct. Several attempts Settie the Case gut of court proved futile. 1909, Wright forsook his busi in Chicago and deserted his and six chiidren in Oak Park hicago suburb, to elope to Japan Mrs. Mamah Borthwick (*he- Wife of Edwin H. Cheney, also Wak Park. After spending seé\ Years ubroad., t} ey returned Wright built *“Talisien’ . ior (‘heney. Two children were The children and thels ther were slain bya Nez rrTro SCeCrTV- sal Talisien mn 1914. leral authorities conducted an igation a year a later when right’s former housekeeper, Mrs. lie Breen. reported that Miriam 4 was the architect’s compan at Spring Green. The sculp- disappeared and three years Mrs. Wright in Oak Park ob- tained a divorce. Reconciliation Fails. Wright and Miriam Noel were arried Nov. 12. 1923, on the mid- of a bridge over the Wisconsin at Zaraboo, by a mutual ‘iend. Three months later sh to Los Angeles Reconcilia- efforts were fri til Roth divorce Slits but Mrs. Wright finally withdrew her suit, ‘ciding to contest his action for freedom. FLICK OF THE FINGER ONLY CURSE KNOWN TO THE SIOUX No Profanity in This Indian Tribe's Vocabulary, Dakota Mi-- sionary Reports. Preaes. . ¢ ay A Asecclated ABERDEEN, 8. D.. May ; There is no word or expression the Sioux tongue even-to con- the damning of an enemy. A of the middle finger, resem- ling the snapping of an arrow and ; 7 an: , > denoting scorn, is the ultimate tn 1demnatory gestures. SEEK TWO MISSING HEIRS HERE Mothers in Maryland and Indiana Appeal to Police for Aid. Arthur Lee Graham is being sought in St. Louis by policewom- 7 at request of his mother Mirs n Graham of Silverspring Mad ' } " ae ¢ : ho telegraphed she unders ood he heen injured ina ra road ac- i might be found in a written po- reh here for son, Harr Edmondson, -- id She savs he depa rted Redford. Ind a vear ago saving whither he was 1 «che has not heard from since. ‘Mpaager of ¢ ‘hure hill Downs Die-. Las Orla . eo Soe ~ at his office at the track here ‘odav THURSDAY EVENING, MAY 20, 1926 Caraway Buys Residence _|CHINESE BAND Leased by Johnson -- War! Old Friends Discard Senatorial Courtesy, and Every Other Kind, in Bitter Feud Over | Old Calvert Manor. By PAUL ¥. ANDERSON. A Staff Correspondent of the Post-| him about it before. and Caraway Dispatch. replied that he did not have the WASHINGTON, Mav °7.—A |} heart to tell him. strange and bitter feud of the “line fence’’ variety has arisen between two famous Senators, and in the friendly relations appear to have ceased and to have been supplanted ee ee llast few days it has reached such | PY Written correspondence. intensity as to divide interest in| ‘@raWway wrote asking for an op- the cloakrooms with the Pennsyl-| POrtunity to have the furniture in- Vania primary The parties to the ventoried. Johnson consented, but quarrel ure Hiram Johnson of Cali- fornia and Thaddeus Caraway of himself be present, to prevent con- fusion between Johnson's furniture and that which belonged with the | house. Caraway suggested in tun that his secretary and the agent's Arkansas. An historic colonial mansion on the outskirts of Washington 1s the y 4 yv : shia th ’ a . prize ve t which the forme secretary would attend to it. John-! §" we oni 9 1) . “ 1 ¢ ¢ . ; . , : | friends have fallen out. Had the son Sheitnted iat the principals controversy arisen in the days| themselves be present when the house was built. it most ind acrimonious correspondence, | property. He wanted no hard feel- accompanied hy the severance of|ings, he said. but he intended to “Talisien,”’ at Spring Green, Wrs. His wife charges him misconduct, naming Mme. Milanotf, Montenegrin dancer ears | Spe qa} e An Diapat: } (Fire wrecked two fertilizer plants and damaged other property at for the discrepancy are, even to Dr. Ek. Ashley, Epis- copal missionary among the Sioux 52 years and an authority on ir life and language. He points the tribe name, Dakotah, which ins “Friendly Peoples.” “Perhaps the life of the tribe flowed so smoothly, and the} of - fered so little resistance to Iits al} personal relations. see it. Furthermore. he declared senatorial courtesy has com-t{that Johnson had violated the pletely broken down in this in-|;terms of his lease by using the 'stance, Some exchanges have been ballroom as garage. marked bv intimations which could Charges Violated Hospitality. not be described as courtesy of anv Johnson, whose fire-eating pro kind, senatorial or otherwise pensities are fully as well known Calvert Manor at Siake. as Caraway’'s, hotly denied that he Soon after Johnson came to the! Violated the lease He declared ‘ n “ * + . ‘ > hy « ‘ro " , . . Senate jn 1916 he teased Calvert | that the agent had frequently com- Manor. a celebrated old dwelling on the Baltimore Pike, just out- | he 9 1d a ° , ( i ‘ 3 th Lne i | t] i 4 gqec- side of Washington. Built in revy- | 69" uded with fighting d taken of the place, and olutionary days by the Calvert fam- | lentertained there as a guest and taking a liking to his host’s home, : ’ | har sroinptly hotfooted it down- the house ‘};4d sheltered many of ad prompt: ’ ilv, one of the oldest and most aristocratic in the Potomac valley m8 : ' town and hought it right out from ne great men of American history a si > et under him. I was famous for itS hosn'‘talits . . . Snbsequrs ry? fPACHANLes increased 4 the earlv days of this Govern- in bitterness (Caraway wanted possession and Joinson stood on When Johnson leased it it had his lease, which has three more been unoccupied for several years years to run, and on his verbal and was in sad disrepair He spent arreement to occupy the house us considerable sum putting it in| yong as he remains in the Senat onaltion and beautifying the He is said to have offered to pay grounds With the house. when Caraway $2590 more for the niece acquired, went some valuable an- than he paid for ft, but Caraway tique furnitur which the owners replied that it would he worth at least $2509 to him to get Johnson Johnson's lease expires in 1929, out of it. e claims to have verbal agree- Eventualiv Senator Couzens of ieht with the agent to live there Mf nad never removed Mi le higan a TY iftra!l friend of the ng us he remains in Washing- Vue lligerents ‘ olunteered tn act "@ — A: -- -- mediator, or was drawn in by one [is enti, Caraway bought the of the parties to the quarre! but place al a price reported to be $30,-) pig efforts were unsuccessful. Both aang The owners threw in the fur- Johnson and Caraway are ahle nifure. The purchase 18 gets rally | ya wy. rs and other Senators expert reparded as a rare hargain stu the feud finally will be taken Johnson Wasn't Told About It. | ., the courts. . Despite tne fact that Joh neon Meantime Tohnson i inside and Carawav wer the pest of tooking out. and Caraway is out- _ friends and that Caraway had been gids trying to devise means to put | f a guest there, it develops that John- wim ant SE: LOUIS Pea PRCT) ie seicsstesccceeneinnanitenne ‘BANDITS HOLD S ARMY OFFICER Into Interior Study Language—Aitached to Pekin Embassy. | ee ment, why Caraway had not told |; Following this, informal an4 asked that Caraway, the agent and |] = Then the first brick was thrown. likely wold nave resulted 1’) a (‘araway suggested, in another let- } . (wir . “en ~y . } + > ‘ duel As things stand, hostilities | ter, that Johnson was refusing him | have been lkimited to a prolonged | an opportunity to inspect his . Former Georgian ‘Victim of Fatal language by in- By the Associated Preas. Yunnan from rench-owned mented upon the fine care whichs cation growing out of an argument over which State in the Union pro- | duced the most beautiful women |laration that Caraway, after being | by police after Wells was taken to the hospital. Artillery ens of several army River proclaiming the § f¢ minine | pulchritude of their native states. Their talk attracted several stran- | (gers from different § states, each | aes «ashe ANALYSIS OF STATIC TELLS | fter the Ge lals af the | ; : WHAT THE WEATHER WILL BE| norco” score ane ht Son ihe | ural ridge avenue, was bad! Successful Tests of This Method of | lorecasting Made by horestry Service. reference was made to their State and during the fight which fol- ‘lowed, Wells was struck with a piece of timber. WASHINGTON, President Approves Measure Creat- ty the Associated Prese WASHINGTON, May 20. charges and to place interstate in indicating the | ‘Ss Was sizne oday by. Presi- thunderstorms putes was signed today y. Pre ident Coolidge. ; son was not apprised of Caraway negotiations unti!] the sale had been completed. Hie learned of it when Caraway dropped into his office one dav and told him he had bought the property. Johnson 1s said to have inquired, in pained astonist- FIRE LOSS OF $1,500,000 IN SUBURB OF BALTIMORE Two Fertilizer F Plants Destroyed and Smelting and Chemical Stations Damaged. BAL TIMOR Mad. May yA, Canton, a suburb. this morning causing losses estimated at $1,- 500 0080. The plants destroved were the Griffith & Bovd Co., fertilizer man- ufacturers, loss $600,000, and the Summers Fertilizer Co., loss $5009.- The shipping station and fire sta- tion or tne Saltimore Copper Smelting ("o. and the Central] (“hemical (o. were damaged to the extent of $200,000 Twelve buildings. half a dozen railroad cars and as many scows, and transmission lines of the (Ches- apeake & Potomac Telephone Co. and the Gas & Electric Co. also Suffered damage ITALIAN GOVERNMENT BACKS $4,000,000 OL COMPANY New Concern to Conduct Research Work, Buy, Develop and Tra wreng Petroleum. By the Associated Prees ROME, May 29 Italy's hone of achieving indepe ndence from im- { portation of petroleum gasoline further developed by long aging and olls took tangible form today . - : with the creation of the Serni- in wood which 1S the only true governmental Genera}! Italian Pe- be purchased. Senator Ettore Cont is the presi dent. with Gelasio Caetanj and Pietro Pirelli as vice presidents BOY ON UOASTER WAGON HURT WHEN HE HITS TELEPHONE POLE Astom Hannagan,. 14. Thought He Had Been Struck by Auto bust Police Learned Different. While riding on a coaster Hz | In Bottles Other varietio— on near is home yesterday, Aston Hannaga! 14 vears old. 2337 Rut ger street. collided with a telephone nole and was thrown to the side. “walk suffering a fractured skul bis + a i¢ Ken to é Ts hospital Wher: HEINZ TOMATO KETCHUP e gaid ! id been hit 1 “a? HEINZ CRLAM OF TOMATOSOUP . . > awur?re, that fl« j after i | > acciden’ a nurmoer oO . Po) c — investigation. found J he taste 1$ rrr r witnessed however “ho said the buy had Oi lids d Wi, a pole. The Little BI Differen 000. The difference between a good salad and an extra good salad is usually the vinegar. Vinegar that is simply sour cannot impart flavor. Only vine- gar that 1s flavor itself can give flavor to other foods. Heinz Vinegars are flavor — flavor that begins with the selec tion of only the finest ingredients, cebioume ce way to produce vinegar at its best. ” Good vinegar cannot be hurried. »¢ ' ' and by ‘ermainder ty the National Social Insurance Cy. Its purpose is to eondiuet rea. searches. purchase and develop wells and transport oj! Stock ![n existing similar companies alen wil] PURE negals HEINZ OVEN-BAKED BEANS HEINZ COOKED SPAGHBTTI the test “curr or scasr’ CONVIGTED OF BIGAMY ————_ AFTER SHORT TRIAL : ‘Eugene J. Edwards’ Onl) “ fense in Court at Belleville : a Plea ot Not (suilty. 2 Eugene J. Edwards, alias Jack F. Earle. was found guilty of bi brief trial in which testimony + % given as to His marriages Lo § Eulalia Reaney of Collinsville é avenue. St. Louis. He will be sen- 3 tenced late “4 Judge Crow, +: | vietion of bigamy carrying : determinate sentence of on ; ss yea;rs. ss Edwards counsel did not 2 tion Witnesses nor offer any ee ‘fense or argument beyond “Ss guilty plea. The Rev. Stephen he married Fdwards, as Karle. Miss Reaney. on March * EUGENE Jd. EDWARDS to Miss Eckert on Dee. 22. last. = ——— - nee se Miss Eckert took the stand for minutes and testified KILLED AFTER ARGUMENT pels dwatds by appointmen' in front of a Grand houlevard the- OVER BEAUTY OF WOMEN | Belleville where they were Fight on Houseboat in ried and returned with him hl iorida. tify. City Detective Wren of St. 71: av 4) _ - ia MIAMI, Fia., May 20.-—-E. W. tald of arresting edwards. Wells, formerly of Atianta, died at} 10 at Hotel Statler with an Fvans- a hospital vesterday after an alter-/ ville. Ind., woman. He was ‘cused here of passine bad checks but these charges were dropped when he was taken to Belleville . ifor trial. H. G. Gunn. a Georgian, and B G. Mizell, a Virgirftan, were held | MOTORMAN HURT IN COLLISION ‘Two Street Cars Damaged $800 ax Mizell said the two Georgians | Result of Accident. entered a houseboat on the Miami | tral. to adjust a fender last when it was rammed from the r | by « ther ¢ operated b Motor- ‘championing the cause of their | y another Car ope nit y beaut iful women man Rurett EF. Christner (*hristner. who lives at 2650 about the head and hands could offer no explanation Delay on Pullman Kate oh Asveorm nated bres Ww ASHINGTON, Mav 20 iveiror/ RAILWAY LABOR BILL SIGNED |" inung New Mediation System. Watson-Parker railway labor act | Dusses under the eontrol of the ai - eee tp oe le Aim Te OE AREA SAG Namara of St. Charles testified that Rr Se Sree, «<i ae e er Se an Oe at te tos and Justice Walter (srosstman o' Relleville testified he married him ae me ae wore a a , :_ reat ae <n “~ OMe nt a He ee « ater Dee, 22, accompanied him to —_ — Louis. 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|. aes —_____ ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH —— STHURSDAY EVENING, MAY 20, 1926____——_=————= ee , Town Orders All Dogs Vaccinated. By the Associated Press. | QUINCY, fil... May 19.—The | me? * . e } Severe rees o “* City Council of Carthage, IIL, M&S | sc SSRBBaRRRBt | passed an ordinance requiring that FE . 3 all dogs be vaccinated or disposed of at once. This ordinance comes}: } — = 3. $22.50 lian ratnpn. a mechanic, festified that 03 : 12th Sf, GArtield 8602 si: . All Sales Will Be Considered Final | Bass, announced that his client In the slipover sty would pit the stand this after- i aiue to i a ee wool and rayon with o'clock. a . former own- an automobile appraiser, testified @ NOVELTIES _ ALL KINDS (he saw the two men at the Hart- i MO On | noor ~ sed ite e thie . 33 4 $29 75 [morning after Prank L. Seiattet. | W edding :33 “6S nk 99 C S | N Ki ks quard patterns. | = wren ee : wanky Crepe Sole Sport Kic Seal-Pac Jugs. $2, Children's Sweate $1.89 i ' S + ty as one of the rob- " ; : ummer occasion. Come— A Siete hades tee it With extra wide n nan's father, Elmer | 3 “Ty; lined. 1-gal. size : and save f A. tterman, testified vesterday If t 2 1-2 sethin worth : F S S h St eet Wear scone : - ; . . =) YY oO .: | ‘ 5 moO ! a t ( sot 7 : “ p , keep liquids hot or co i tired a shot at is feet In the ban} - WAL - eueines: . es , HE Count ry Club—A sporty $3 ~C ~ : maa spe sia , ho Ee , $38 Se ins room yy here fie ia] fone to you will rin 1d if if) ti AX } z crepe: -sole Oxford with wing Beverage Be > =. — IS 7. aw =) 7 7s oF ve 7 make a deposit Roth men were beautiful R OO k VW ood, } ti Pp. double rows ot perforations Consisting of 6 each | positive in their identification of wery mece of whic} and big brass eyelets. Just hike teas, water glasses " very } AL . M h 5 | McGowan grape juice glasses, of hears the genuine Rocl k walls ng on grass all the time. In 2 ARB Pg” Ser ea IN Ne RB Ret a ey elder hy i me aaa pot . > poe ~ an “ ie oe SPP >¥ ~* me - " 4 PCO Nien de eee : ‘ : _ oy oe Fee to tee ene ye ste - . Phas ESOS, aR) ke “od pi vn aie fs = 7 4 q F - . : - ‘ ’ nagee wen Me os “ * - aah oe - bs a) Eeentad : : ; } i ; . $5. taka f wey a“ ~s - ¥ : r q > 6 es! ? 7 s -* " 4 = ~ = . » . > eat ate 8 2B wit ee ee ee Se a 7 “ 9 serncntl perenne ne " . — eee ne eae ee ee ee ees . _ — = . ee TEE na Am Dt one eee etn ie eee > * . ; t ee ee | ine Wi , | F’ Interpreting the Mode in a | The season's newest siecitth or eactioaalion st-Dispaten. | terns. 36 inches wide. | WASHINGTON, May 20. | : 7 ‘ Dwicht KF. Davis Jr.. son 0} the Printed Crepes ¢ 59c Yard Fancy printed dr Crepe in an assortment new patterns. 36 inch. Tissue Ginghams c Yard Fine and sheer Ti Gingham, 36 inches wide, - block and plaid patterns, Secretary of War, has applied for admission to a citizens’ military training camp. Young Davis is a Exquisite Summer Grocks ) | with Unmistakable ‘Parisian (hic | Sexasonen tame ene i ceived the Adiutant-Ger i] | brought if to the atte ntion of See. | retary Davis, whe renpon Davis — a | 1} hy eivn e- 7 — + FEATURING emphasized the fact that his son | Was going to camp as a private : Coin Dots—the Two-Piece Mode : ieee anaemia son of a member Silk-Mixed Dres ) i ine ( 4 e ine~rauea Delicate Summer Shades [ons tt ase len tt | | Crepes, 49c Yard es: : Ps et ; : al routine, without Neat color ce Exquisite Embroidery | favor, must. be follower. | in a variety of pretty. | Friese and Loce | | terns. 36 peste: 4 WIVES SEEK PARIS DECREE a A Special Grou rae ny ee oe li ce was filed to da ’ ty \Irs . r 4 ces antes tha Seal ee | ST. LOUIS’ LARGEST BANK offers 'Cecilia Krautwine, who was mare red in Kansas City, Oct. 5. 1915 much more than the usual commer- p « JTS S git st ea net nea Pass P hh mentee eles pr weit 2 bea cial banking service. | married Nov. 5, 1921, 3 Hart- preview emy irIso has outed tor & : ~ — oo ¢ *) ; . Se ae It is a TODAY’S BANK FOR TODAY’S PROBLEMS—always tee country club wear—de- , , lightfully sheer chiffons, developing and adapting its broad Georgettes and laces...for ; fal a6 . sports—tlat crepes and printsin , service to the varying and increasing | | all the brilliant shades...for needs of St. Louis business concerns, < street wear—tailored modes in a : : s flat crepes, Georgettes and ; and affording intelligent co-opera- 3 prints...for every imaginable | occasion—yjust the right Frock! Now Effective tion to its ever-increasing number And aren’t they reasonable at 4 REDUCED PRICES of patrons. $25? ON . ame | | REMODELING AnD + | aie wel a “g AIRING FURS New accounts cordially invited and ? < a oe audits ot Saha wale conference or correspondence solicited. | we start to make up Fall merchandise, we will Remodel or Repair your old Fur pieces at very attractive reduced prices. FUR STORAGE Our sanitary, dustproof and mothproof vaults are safe places for your valuable Furs, amply : Popularly Priced Dresses , : .) PEE 16:2 Two value-giving groups in which are featured all that is | So er rene — ee St eae ee ee = se -s) 2 : Riiseibiini-Riadieinalil new and fashionable in Summer Dresses. Most of them copies og oo te ae from much higher priced models and all tailored with great ‘ i care. ; (Sonnenteld’s Dress Shons—Fourth Floor.) 710 Washington Avenue Fur Co. FE . , E B. FRANKEL IRST IN SIZE AND IN SERVICE:

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or Street Wear ANK offers al commer- ANK FOR {S—always ng its broad d increasing 5 concerns, at co-opera- ng number invited and me solicited, STIX. B LL ene ee —= ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ en THURSDAY EVENING, MAY 20, 1996 __ EE See Our Other Announcements on Pages 16 and 17 AER & FULLER GRAND-LEADER ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH —__ —-— + Silks or Woolens Cut and Pinned Ready for Sewing For the home-seamstress a most interesting service is established—an expert modiste will cut silks or woolens according to the pattern selected, and pin the garments, ready for sewing, for the moderate sum of $2.00. (Silk Salon—Second Floor.) Thrift Avenue The Buy-Way of St. Louis Lace Remnants 5c to $2 Length Wash Laces, Silk Laces, Novelty, Handmade and Ma- chine-made Laces, in usable lengths and — every trimming purpose marked very special. Porto Rican Gowns At 93c Daintily hand drawn and embroidered; made of nain- sook. Cut amply full. French Valencienne Laces. 39c & 69c Doz. Hundreds of dozens of Val. Laces; pretty designs and in many widths. Printed Crepes $1.59 Yard In 40-inch width; a popu- lar silk for sport dresses. Children's Sweaters $1.89 In the slipover style of wool and rayon with Jac- quard patterns. Seal-Pac Jugs, $2.49 With extra wide mouth. stone lined. 1-gal. size. Will keep liquids hot or cold. Beverage Set, 89c Consisting of 6 each iced teas, water glasses and grape juice glasses, of cra- quelled cfystal glass. Arabian Panels $1.98 Each Handmade Lace Panels with elaborate lace-trimmed borders on French net. Word Player Rolls 49c—3 for $1.45 Included are: Talking to the Moon Horses Lets Talk About My Sweetie Say Mister Have You Met Rosie’s Sister? Song of the Vagabonds Drifting and Dreaming and many others. Printed Broadcloth 39c Yard The season's newest pat- terns. 36 inches wide. Printed Crepes 59c Yard Fancy printed dress Crepe in an assortment of mew patterns. 36 inch. Tissue Ginghams "99c Yard Fine and sheer Tissue Gingham, 36 inches wide, in block and plaid patterns. Silk-Mixed Dress Crepes, 49c Yard Neat color combinations in a variety of pretty pat- terns. 36 inches wide. (Thrift Av.—Main Floor.) Women sSummer Silk Frocks Extraordinary are the values show 7 : type—flan to choose for every daytime and evening need. suitable for’ embroidery in sprays and scallops. Porto Rican hand- sun: «eee | Radium Silk Princess Slips A Very Timely Event Offers Rare Savings on Ships of Heavy Sik—Plain and Lace-Trimmed $) 500 Princess Slips of radium silk—the ideal fabric for Summer wear because it launders so perfectly. There is a plain-tailored style, and one with lace trimming at top and bot- tom. The deep shadowproof hem is of self- material. Pleats in side give fullness. Flesh, white, or peach color. Porto Rican Slips, $1.50 — Ami-French Slips, Special at $1.00 An extremely low price for Slips of cambric, with hip hems, and Ami-French Flesh or white. Strap shoulders. Tailored Slips, $1.19 D1izZes 34 to 44. The May Sale of Notions Offers many imteresting savings on sewing and other notion needfuls—quantities in some instances are restricted COATS’ THREAD eins KOTEX, 38c Box Oats . . 6 Spools, 42c black and camaners nica % gry Pin This nationally known 250-yard spools of best Nascau Basting Thread; 250-yard brand of soluble Sanitary 6-cord sewing Thread, in OPGU, COUR... s kcb des 5k ce 4c Napkins, regular size— black or white. J. J. Clark’s Spool Cotton; black and 1 dozen in box WEG on 0tecnk KA Ce 23c doz. Imported Pin Sheets,..s5c Protector 1 dozen on card, 6 cards, 15c Shinola Shoe Polish, black Safety Pins; This well-known shoe preparation dyes and shines at the same time. In black and colors. Dor. variety of popular sizes. PEARL BUTTONS | 3 Cards. %0ec These are good quality sweet water Pearls in a 3080 Pch. Sdsaple Jewels On Sale on Thrift Avenue at One Special Price 50¢ On Thrift Avenue, Friday, this sale of novelty jewelry will present ex- traordinary values. -Many of the season’s favored styles will be included —gifts and prizes in variety may be chosen. If one attends early there is a selection that makes possible liberal choice. and the variety is suggested only partially in this list: Necklaces Festoons Ear Rings Bracelets Hat Ornaments Brooch Pins Imitation Pearls Children’s Sets The many pieces included Chokers Cuff Links Belt Chains Mesh Purses (Main Floor.) Irish of quality in regulation size. Finished with %% or 14 in. hem. Offered in an Important Sale at Remarkable Savings 14° Wide variety is a feature of this sale—comprehen- sive selection assures exquisite fashions for all oc- casions. New styles are shown in attractive variety. _the style range is complete, the quality of mate- rials is high and the favored colors are each repre- sented. The price is extraordinarily low and creates an event of unusual importance. Fringed Crepe Frocks All-White Silk Frocks Tailored Street Frocks Formal Georgette Frocks Light Afternoon Frocks Two-Piece Frocks Lace-Trimmed Frocks Striped Tub Silk Frocks Polka-Dot Prints Dark Travel Frocks Many Types Are Displayed For Decoration Day, for Summer vacations, for Summer office wear selections may be made at at- tractive savings. The size range, 36 to 44, and the very interesting price suggest that one choose wisely for the many events of the Summer season. n—Note the great variety m Mens Athletic Union Suits In a Shecial Selling at (9c This group includes Chal- mers and several other good makes of athletic Union Suits of excellent quality checked nainsook, full cut and well tailored, with elas- tic back section and perfect closed crotch. Sizes 36 to 46 are available. At this low price they are exceptional values. (Main Floor.) : ae - (Women's Dress Section—Third Fiocor.) Belding & Corticelli roo-yard Sewing Silk; black, white and colors, rzc spool Coats’ mercerized Darning Cotton; 45- yard spools...... Vieiede ends was 6 for 23c rious colors; waterproof .......... 4 Sanitary Belts, mercerized elastic...39c Kleinert featherweight Dress Shields— crescent shape; Garter Elastic; 34-yard lengths...... 7c Wash Cloths—slight seconds, 7 for 25c Imported Steel Marcelling Irons... .49c TONGS . FORCE is. ok. kd och ck ks 8c , Muslin Laundry Bags............. 39 Wash Cloths, large size, bordered...9c Aer-O-Neb or Sleeping Cap, for mar- celed or permanent waved hair......... 25c E-Zee Pack Mothproof Garment Bags, Threads Ironing-Board Pad with Cover 60 GiBik cscocn 8sc set 3-in-1 Oil (large)...-- 23¢ ORE CORNCI 6 Kc seinéss 6c can Sanitary Goods, Supporters Coat & Dress hangers, se same d Aorene—gaan re 39C wanitary Belts—all elastic ......... 25c DYANSHINE Baby Pants—gum rubber.......... 25¢ DOUBLE HAIR 30c Bottle Household and Kitchen Aprons—in va- NETS, 6 for 35c American Lady brand, of best sterilized human hair—double or single mesh, in cap or fringe size 2, g3c; size 3, 5c pr. shape. made and embroidered Exceptionallly well Pins and Hairpins Miscellaneous {Gartere, 288 rar nainsook Slips, some made, of a silk-like Ha‘rpin Cabinets;..9c ea. Shoe and Slipper Trees; pair...... 7c Veslear of color combina- with real Irish and cotton fabric that Safety Pins, 6 cards, 25c Wilsnap Dress Wastnese: ee ae $c tions; novelty trimmed and Filet lace trimmings; does not cling. Nicely Brass dressmaker’s Pins; Garment Bags—of muelin ee 59¢ specially priced tailored Slips of cot- | hemstitched: strap 160 count,..... 3 papers, roc English Twilled Tapes; piece......9c ton pongette and of shoulders. Hip hems. Derby Pins; 400 count, Cotton Tape—24-yard rolls eet | 19¢ 3-in-One Folding Leather- broadcloth with Irish Flesh, honeydew, tan, 3 papers, 10c Hot Dish Pads—decorated.......... 8c ette Shopping Bag..... 29¢ picot edging. gray, navy, black. Wright’s Bias Seam Tape, 6-yd. bolts, 9c SPOOL SILK 6 Spools, 25c 50-yard spools of sew- ing Silk in black, white and colors. 69c (Notion Dept. and Thrift Avenue—Main Floor.) 60.000 Novelty Handkerchiets A fortunate purchase from a leading importer—lovely ‘Kerchiets from France, Ireland and Switzerland at prices so extremely low that liberal purchasing is suggested. Women’s Handkerchiefs 35¢ and 50c Each Of fine quality linen, sheer and soft, decorated with net and White or solid colors and black and white combinations. Women’s Irish Linen Hand- _ kerchietfs, each ..cece-.-10€ Men's Linen Handkerchiefs | 35c—6 for $2 Linen Handkerchiefs i embroidery. Women’s Handkerchiefs 15c¢ and 25c Each Handkerchiefs of voile and batiste trimmed with net edging and embroidered corners. Insets are of embroidery and lace. Pretty solid colors. Women’s Hand - Blocked Hand-Drawn Handkerchiefs 50c¢ Each Men's Hand-drawn Handker- chiefs of Irish linen. Solid col- ors and white with colored thread borders, ’Kerchiets, 19c—6 for...$1 Men's Linen Handkerchiefs | 6 for $1.00 Irish linen Handkerchiefs embroidered with neat open- work, block letter. Hem stitched hems. (Handkerchief Dept. and Thrift ‘Avenue—Main Floor.) Men's French | Handkerchiefs 75ce—6 for $4.25 Sheer linen Handkerchiefs with clusters of cords and tape borders. Fine hand-rolled hems. Sale of House Frocks | Women's Summer Styles im Queen Make’ and ‘Good Morning Models Priced at an Impressive Saving. $9 EAL delight awaits the woman who se- R lects her Summer House Frocks from this group—the values are extraordinary. Cotton foulards and rayons in a host of the smartest patterns—allover prints and stripes in the fresh colors of Summer make selection One will want to choose generous- attractive. ly from these styles. The patterns are numerous: Dots, checks, and conventional prints in cotton foulards; in checks and stripes; and rayon in all the lovely stripes and blocks, that the many colors afford, are shown. In weight and in color they are suitable to Summer. The styles, too, are especially made for Summer hours on the porch, shopping, or at business. Each is made in slipover style with elbow sleeves and low necklines. The tailoring is smart—kick pleats in skirt, jaunty pockets, and variety in necklines create an effect of ad- vance styling. Sizes range from 16 to 46—come early! (Wash Dress Section—Secondg Floor, and Thrift Avenue—Main Floor.) 000 PAGE 5 MEL LER TOOTS SR IO RE TT SLR “ Te are + OM ae M0 OM BR - te ‘ re * ve " men tr Pegeev ses teers nadie 2 +@ vate. ne a — ent chee ‘ —- * » e mee: tt ae oe ~ Peer oem my ee ae + - ee ee eee Whe ee ey nme ret - o ‘ te neem apa A ~ -— ; ) : : : : ee a et Dee 7 0 eee ee 9 —. ae 7 ' - _ ~ ere a ea eM ei as ati el a cal aa pe lian acs tiie alas ill I A TS. oe RN MRC = empen = C Na OI AIR NI A t n a a ee a peeve smote me oon agrees - ee et

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Be!) |, — ne ___— THURSDAY EVENING, MAY 20, 1926 ee ——_—————— _ST.LOUIS POSi-DISPATCH _ na GOVERNMENT WIL BUY * The CHICKERING Piano x | | Friday Candy Special ~ ] LIS BARGE | INE —has been unanimously chosen as atk Chahenees: iene Ut: L the Official Piano of the Municipal ann fan Se Box os on eae 8, rie apps SX YEARS a sa x >. 3 & P ~~ i ee ae Re a oe r Lan f S ~ r oY ee ae wes, —) " a ok aX edt | Ae Seren Ti ipPtae~ ies open eee” Opera. | Candy Shop—First Floor. | ” E 44 7S] | Pan Accepts Exclusively at \andervoorles oo = 2 egal a Be a ATE SE SEE I as: Telephone Orders, Shoppers’ Aid—GArtield 7500 | Olive and Locust, From Ninth to Tenth 9 & I | DOCTOR SAYS Mad Thi Sum Store Hours: Daily. 9:00. to 5:30—Saturday, 9:00 to 6:00 ,elephone PP | a ] : Made §S gumimcer. sa SaaS Eee weet : : — ee we en vom Friday Store News Features Specially Priced Items a which operates a string of packet steamers betareen St. Teuis and | | | News Briefs 1000 Short Lengths seat eC LO, } Minneapolis, into the Government- owned Inland Waterwars Corpora tion, has received the approval 0% Secretary of War Davis. who an- nounced yesterday that the water- WaYs corporation Was prepared to buy the Transit line at price to be set by the American Appraisal : ARDEN time is here— Flat Cr epe and Crepe de Chine | | and months war = | Regularly $2.69 to $3.00 Yard its enjoyment. bag aa ee ook ee HE hundreds of short lengths that remain to some charming vista by Regularly $1.50 Yard T this special price those who are making vacation Jackson of Kansas City, last month, elected president of the Medical Association; Dr. Emmett? P. North of St. Louts, president off . = , the Missourt Society, and Dr. b roe eS gan a Park Lewis of Buffaic, internation- choose several lengths in dit- al authority upon diseases of the? ferent colors and designs. Janette eve, who is vice president of t : This Silk-and-Lisle Crepe yp somata for the ntien | : © iinaness. ° is very lustrous, sheer and Ch Twe-Fikied of titindl italia cool for Summer and can be OoOoSeS Dr. Lewis {llustrated, by etatis- tics, the magnitude of the fleld for) 7 : ‘ lusterware. Pint size, 85c. | | : - iP ee i accomplishment in the vention e tH aes | * * * Sessmeiok Masters ick pattern at a moderate Bridal ; of blindness. Some of his saan | ; Se $5.50. for port-to-port work and use the i Vale § h Hundreds of ~ . zh * * * Lovely New . a ee HE vogue for peasant F k wt aes arts. sO quaint and Summer COC S ~ oe colorful, includes table- ° ~ ° m zs i | or bal , : } Just Received—Shown for First Time + | a wares. Among which one Friday—in Women’s Dress Shop = finds delightful little Li lake. | squat pitchers of two-tone barge fleet for long hauls. The Inland Waterways Corpora- tion applied to the Interstate Commerce Commission today for authority to acquire control of the Warrior River Terminal Co. of Alabama, through purchase of its capital stock, estimated to be worth $500.000. } The application. made on order of the Secretary of War, Governor of the corporator. has for its pur- A ee CEE 3 ret ae canal from the biggest silk sale in our history have Capt. J. S. Brodie, president of d well - placed sundial, f ] , All iis memmeny left Wash- | bird font or gazing globe? been assembled and reduced tor clearaway. | ington Yast night to submit the Stone benches and urns of plain-color flat-silk crepe and crepes de chine in « | | oposal to his board of directors. tickks ‘ | : na : . ee the War classic shape are also various lengths sufficient for making women’s and —=—s it Department announced. the packet | ae a on Fk nage children’s frocks, negligees, scarfs and fancy work. Yard ng : 5 ” operated by the Gov- | x*, ourt oor r : } | fleet will be eee ae te Gov iat tro heege . | n | ; mel aie Pastel shades and dark colors in the assortment. | os | Soe rnment this 4ummer als , aba dy i i ~ a 3} ; oo, eee. ae i . . ° ° ° n 2 ears has a4 absorbed by the new fleet now be- i | 2959, e gates — ‘i | Some with slight imperfections. | Seo . ; a} ; } Inled to ‘ es : pont - a the normal expectancy] #: f ing constructed, and scheduled to i, a | Silk Plaza—Second Floor. : increase : eT begin operations nex? April ++ =} Tr) i * - * | Se of tite for man six years, Dr. John i Purchasing or leasing of s — 1004 eaiisass | aie aria es ta ee Se ee ee es aa a. Witherspoon, former president} oi] a. . etal te poe teers: poor GPANISH Pottery water of the American Medical Associa-j “ upper river Congressmen when ars, shown in our Silk d L} le | ten, now professor of clinical med- | * . they called with Capt. Brodie windows, have received 1 an 1S | icine =n Vanderbilt University, | | ! Puestay. Those in the delegation much attention. These re- Crepe | | oe ¢ . e Senators Norbeck and sSnip- ‘ ae ay s ele dee emapy Pete ) productions of ancie™* | ; ‘es : stead and Representatives Ande 4 sen Furio« ieale and Keller. water bottles seem r For a Pretty & : ae Secretary Davis delayed making | fitting when used | & _ z a a * rtime : a aconoggaie es pent eon watering the flowers, i. ae Ts 71900 the average life of man | , P ae ihe ¥ ; small sizes, as well. as ; grspoon said. “Today !t has . shed | pe After the new fleet of barges | | j — large. Ane clally de- | $3 years. Nothing can more early} a te emeration | y 7 Ts ee ar : express the great strides that are} £i; ee erence. * ye | sirable size is priced at | | 1 of disease.” | ae is General Ashburn’s intention to | | being made in contro ; if use the Transit company packets Other speakers were Dr. Jabe# N. y ms 25 gaya a) ae pe DEES DE APRA RN RB AS 8 ANG ORIEL bee RS OE area ET issih epdaicsean " : OG ms 7 De wa 7 a ys ee oe ane > re = a ¢ ip yctey Shas: FY Lee a EE EL Rote mia Podge a aati ia or Aa Bet inn ote ek Aaa ke co RSI A NN OS te val - ss NE ig itu Se a ee ae ee # ms aia pose the extension of the terminal | haat facilities of the Warrior River : 26 3 ; { any barge line to Ensley. Ala., to allon N ideal time to select a number of 7:8 = | DMIRERS of dainty. No. 6849 cost. 36 inches wide. | ments were: : ei’ for development of the Warrior c t ~ : ~\y pA arm sj ame \' | 3 : “7 | In St. Louts, a survey incident} : | ‘ smart, cool Frocks for the warm , , c -hintz at. ‘vas s Sace-—-Second Fleer. . it River service and to afford it ter- S jo d . ee 5 N — bia 4 . _" — ee on : . An uggage to pensions for the blind dis-} 344 ' minal facilities whereby it may en- ; UmMINe! ays just aneac : ey adhe oum- +e a Ss oe terns may gratiiy their | closed that 68 per cent of blind} : : | | Pi Mirnindham without being subd. mer styles and Summer colors in great 4 FIP . passion by the acquisition | | ness could have bees Gia 1 a i. ject to the control of any railroad. | ( Fy diversity offer an exceptional choice K if 1 ae of charming bits of china | : | For the never-to-be Ene cost of ype oe pe : eens . et . 2 : : . niid is 1? times t ing a (oad eagle Barges ey ECA TI in— were in typical chintz decora- | | forgotten wedding anne with normal ia —_— ae 6 . sists ‘ . 26 =e A a - : ° ° . sith WALI ai ili oath i os eer grammmal ae jie aCe ats POLKA-DOTTED CHIFFONS .—, \ tions. Pitchers, vases, | ° e trip, Janette has a lit- The cost of siaiahaies nue af have tntermittentiy been running’ mtr E Te Nee —Various Size Dots Be oat on | comports, cake plates and Sheer Silk Hosiery tle theory that “the @ blind person through life is ap- aries between St. Louis and the Twin — Tt FLORISWAHS : | a host of smail things | bride is judged by the tha of a be on wee 7 eee ' ; : . . ; $ that of ; pers ‘ a for a ne P years. His (Washable) romuse to brighten Sum- a. $ 55 luggage she owns. nots i Steaua an oon Code. chief cargo has medicines ~ a a —_—er . . | ee ae a = 1 yf Cie Beans Winn ana POLKA-DOTTED PUSSYW ILLOWS mertime tea tables. This ‘ . e | And so— . 7 a rear upon its blind, yet one-fifth? als bottics and ammunition from l- (With Navy Blue Grounds) collection is shown in the | \ ee | i he ae praggees ‘have Sea ; Bath ih a ~ ; \ \ | chom2. which cou ave ee ton. CREPE DE CHINES China Shop, Fourth Floor. | ; es V andervoort ae ae a * Purehase of the fleet was vir FLAT CREPES ' i | \ A FINE quality ae pe taken In nang 4 in?’ ib tually forced upon the Govern. | 2. 9 silk Stocking | Wardrobe Trunk alag hy mgs i ent by the refusal of some upper : } : " : : te \ eee , ; . ae | au I hh eeteentes the how i One and Two Piece Mcdels In NEw —an d especially Me yor wT ao re Heads Her List i ed —— has been decreased cay ent line at the expense of v Tailored and Afternoon Fashions vy appropriate for gifts 1 Ly Aa iid "ee G wot 2 ay / fo cuted it may be sald of the i rodie. They took the position cd Or prizes—are the jar 4 " Pip. tpi) wear. Garter tops, i ; ne. Ceili ire | never ie i Maite having invested hin Sizes 34 to 44 be r jars, i ee MW a saline oneal With trimmings of a & Yond that one-third need nf —_ ‘3 ne , ; | RP ieee ttles and candlesticks ae _ \ Wb |S polished steel, and — have lost thelr sight. one-third} tt | iver mst tion, Tomen'’s Dress Shop—Third Floor . > \ nw ° . iE eohahiv i hs teten out by « tardy of Gouda Ware, our own | | : \ \ : lisle, the exact | opening up to a stain | probabls cous Dove. pose sere . ; iintes sebtation. importation from the | , \. color of the silk. | and waterproofreplia @ § .° * aan cecamé bithd ieeeel a Omaha to Vote on Transit Plan. quaint old medieval guild L i oS leather Rably. ih Aiieiintes Breen city. These are offered in ~ re selected to cree tor euvane Special for Friday and Saturday Sale of the Art Wares Shop— ay, a Pahiman has prepared for subr Y be. ’ Vv sion to the voters a proposition for Fourth Floor. new, summer) taking over the street car lines of : . 4 aa costumes. | Followed by oy the city. Electric Sewing Machines * * * | Aisie Tables—First Floor. | a Modish TON Frocks for = ae Pecta 7 tim . + _ Hatbox Tn this conneetion. Dr. Lewts saldoe me wear attracted *“*% walt. at Johns Hopkins i niver- : | ls | | mucn attention inthe cor- | ° e : sity has found that one of every ner window display, 10th. | Chamois-Suede Fabric neon of the Ga | § 1° expectant mothers that came teg lining. la $47.50 i 4 conservative estimate is that || ee: tr ,6 ner cen of the bind in ; & % the I’nited States became so need- fj Ri: tnese by t{nherited syphilis is | absolutely preventable if the ex-}) + mother ts property treated. & EE Re EM SATIS IT AER OUR ORR ME tree 6: Regular Price Clectricay, $82.50 : e oe ts. : id syphilis. : Sale Price a omg sts. last week. ed box of brown, gra ; The penalties are severe. The} ‘ack crepe de chine or black genuine @ ld may be born dead or blind. leather. Three sizes. It may become blind within one ef rears Very frequently the ; | | a Penalties do not appear until ad-f - EB olescence Then the eyes begia cloud, to lose brilliance and they disease progresses to blindness, The condition then is almost: in-) curable. yet we know now that if@ YY 2 | And She Advises Lighted ¢ 7 and crepe romaine, with | Gloves ecru lace trimming, they | : were unusually attractive | Regularly : versions of this important | $1 and C $ $ Summer fashion. | 97-28 c a ‘ aes a“ . coh his hae a en friends tell bonny Miss . = ' : roval. They are: , F e‘vision of school children > 4 = roval. e: | range | or Ce ee : y Claire McDonald, 8642 Homans Av. | rem ; : Sunni June Rose : Though a S | a = oe eee ate tee ee es Elmhurst, Long Island, her com Vay | | Coral eae iS incomplete, you will | ane ‘. = hi oup where study can be pursued: at piexio "s lev 4 - val Gontoh ' . | ‘ ue ° . ™ ~ ca 7, Se IT wrN : ae a ‘ ely as a bit of Seoteh | | ind practically every size represented in | - Regularly $17.90 B® | —_ APVERTISEME a ee 3 » SMe Says, ‘*I surely owe | * * * , ’ : i ANY B ; ANY- Hf) that to Black amd White ‘Incense : | ; the assortment. Plain slip-on and cuff | to |= ANK " er eis | | THESE Nemser Gowns $22.50 re | . ¢ Flowers’ Face Powder, which is : : ne styles | : -““ § & WHERE WILL PAY ey the onir one I’ve ever found that ae | é are the original models ™ Aisle Tabiles—First Floor | Lu e Sho whostairs. Z : - ay iin we tees wom | ee | , pad te | shown at the recent Mid- sete i a i YOU $1.00 IF . 2 chalky, mask-like effect. This soft. aes | | | Summer Style Show, held Sena Soe mao ar ee *“*END 3 fluffy powder stars on for “eas | ay of the leading RR cer rite DOE -O- CORN L with a vélvet smoothness co natera? | otels in New York City 9 S - S ai ee tow © ~auihhde Saleouneten Women’s Spring Coats Reduced NOT RID . — ashion f YOU OF : skin”? tashion feature! CORNS a oe 4 textured Back * | Fer — ‘ : i | In Two Remarkable Groups em : “¢ oy and W — Face Pow ier, deleately @ —— ' Me matter what kind ef corus i : pagranced with ‘“Incense of Flow. | eeneeseec ete ahi: Safe Storage | Rave, whether vascular or t oe Sspetkume, can be gotten in| The electric light is built on the head — f M c= 3 | for Your Fur | Matter how me ae dainty Sve packages from more | 1 , a ‘ a set o attac ments iS in- $ Former $45 $59.75 Former $25 and Bare +: = ee ae =a We than 80,000 dealers everywhere. | Cc uded—strong walnut carrying case with metal handle—long-bobbin | | THE danger season for | ; ony ‘*4, no matter your age er ti. If your dealer doesn't hare | Machine—easy to thread and operate—tru] k . | Moths has arrived! | and $65 Coats $29.75 Coats “END-O-CORN™ will clear ue ete ee ae shoppi dvised P © y a remarkable value—early | | Scientifically equipped, | of corns and callcusa If a3. owers ce Powder ne : . =: bi Plough, ar dig Tenn ; = pping a vis ° | — cry air storage rr. then cash eur guarastee , aot: Rame, and you will receive | ’ Vaults, on OUr OWn prem- . ° "e at ANY BANK IN THE UNIT id Sed Deeam Book. which tens We repair all | ises, and unusually effi- EMI-TAILORED and Dress Coats of fine twills taken ate, " many interesting facts about makes sewing ma- | “END.9-comx” deen tested 1 f r Te ni m- . . ieatheiy ted Winneaptanion from our own regular stock of higher-priced models and kia | marked at these extremely low prices early enough for those ing the Summer months going away to take advantage of the Savings. Sizes 34 to 44. beauty. the meaning of dreams, ang@ fortune ‘relling. BLACK=sWHITE® *"dorsed by the follaring druggists, i they are not meer you and your oe TReot cruggist doesn't have ot Write 3 END o.coRN LABORATORIEQ @& cAines. All work guaranteed. ‘ ‘2p . Vandervoort’s Vanderroorts Fur Shop— Vv i . W sc Sh Thi Fl ; pSergeie my 4. ch and wil AULYV re - Se win hine Sh Phird Flex 2 andervoort s—Women s Co 4 — et ee ty Creations Sewing Machine Shep , r s Coat Shop—tThird Floor Pat you receive a jar. Woilff- Downstairs eee ~ _— —_—_—_ — Drug allen

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- ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ___ ies ____THURSDAY EVENING, MAY 20, 1926. sane ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ____ nai, — ; - ie under proper conditions with u of = ROG ea , if Al CrIENCE of the eyes and the second stm | oa aoe ace a | 2 l= = ON ee ed Sa | PSCC CSTE SSCS EES ERER ESSE SSES SSSSSSERSSSSASESEEESeReeRESeEeSEsEEEeS sess bd | : sly. | Was 2 QU ie =_— Se dy Special | saooeen pa beech eardSgy of the eyes. i Treatment of Goiter. FZ OM ) . te ' avorable results from operati i ns pped Marshmallows : YEARS IN aan, North appealed for a contin- |in the strange and dangerous mal-| : A Bargain Basement Clean-Up Sale—1000 Pairs | e struggle to raise the | ady known as exophthalmi | \ is . 4 standards of medical education in |—nam a oe ae wi ¥ oe 3 y ig } Oz. Box NDS N) Missouri, which had, he said. three Pity ommesmnee Pe one of its sy pene 8g, is 4 - $ irst Floor. of the six medical schools of me Continued on Next Page. | £ H omen 7 oo W ei rt, ~ ~ " ica i ‘ec a oe Ninth to Tenth = Thursday—At Less Than Cost to Make country whose standards constitute a menace to public health. He | Rud nn RE eeeeneeeneeetimeen criticized the present State Board | MONEY LOANED) | pail . —ON— | ADVERTISEMENT ae The Coolest Thin 1900 Talking Machines and g jvesge Man Lives 55/GLASSES; ONE DOLLAR _ oe Be ; Years Instead of 49 as in SALE AT KEIFFER’S, YES | Wittels Loan & Mere. co.| | Since Dr. Cook ° - - || 2001-3-5 Mm 1900, Dr. me A. Wither- For Friday and Saturday Only— | on " Asse rts Keiffer, Broadway and Franklin Clothing, Furs, Guna, { ee ee ec | Come in and see these wonderful | To Manufacturers HE Season's Inaugural Sale , _ re IRE pete ne . eas ae J » _ s ra wt i Bge Wben tat ipo) on LA CERI 8 LGN ee - * ~ 49 %e > * . a2 ae on dew sagt . Oxford styles in patent, light shades of satin and kid and tan calf—high or low heels. The in- stant you see them you will rec- Progress Made in. the Work of Saving Babies’ Eyes. : Big Zylo l’rames with Pp fe If yo esire to develo »usin f in | BLINDNESS CUT | Toric Lenses. Similar EE gps in Latin “America , (ineluding aii of Ice Cream Koolers r rs i | elsewhere $3.50 to $5.00. Ki . es ee nemeete) _ us 3 i "i anne DOWN 50 PER CENT tree ty our expert Optician, | butanss shandied.” “Spanish fatter Busy Bee Sundaes in handy paper pods _—‘|} i — | oo oma ager nee experience Priesmeyer & Co., 12th and Pine Sts. with spoons. Each year, more and more Wanted Light and Dark Shades He | ; S S6ES, only One GARFIELD 8602 ; se ices i Dr. E. P. Lewis Tells State} Dollar. special lenses extra. sanueiniamaaeen offices send for them. Usual price, plain 15c, | [1’S almost like finding Shoes to : + ° ° = . + ; Medical Association of >= Fruit 20c. FRIDAY ONLY to make new friends | get such values as these. The ; | season’s favored strap, pump and 4 Engraved Solid Gold Knife | 1Qc and 1 5c $Q.25 ’ : = FRIDAY CANDY SPECIALS a wrte. vr "i . weer ws tere dept. Wrate ellipe Is. ie nn Rs A EOE Lg Mei Nt ep NEE LEE NEE a _— . :, . acm ae Rena = mer ee wn MO Ce ath eae 3 BS Bors 2 | ognize their worth. n ; , ens “a i Medical progress nda a. rch The knife illustrated is obtainable in a | FRENCH NOUGAT, CHOCOLATE MARSHMALLOW | al expectancy | . 77 T- . . nee . : , ; | inoreased the — ’ _— } aaaice: of dither graben or whies $44 acts | FUDGE & ASSORTED CHOCOLATES. ...in one This Sale in the Bargain Basement at the Downtown Store | anal p ieee wee ident gold. It is richly engraved and is fitted with | pean sentra, Gbrsscwie ee Ragr sca - | a i F a Witherspoon, former presiden . ¥ on . , . | | s : . | aie iidisis ‘Sitteh). Anpectn scissors, file and knife blade. | MILK CHOCOLATE ALMONDS . . the box... 2§¢ “Shop-in-Wellston Week” “Golden Rule” Anniversary of ’ 4 wee This sale featured in our | The $2 Sale is a Golden Rule a AO tion, now professor of clinical med- Other Selectio . + Wellston branch along with feature at our Cherokee St. tj EQN ying In Vanderbilt University, in Solid G ld K ns EF KE | many other specials shown in ng the windows for | LQ 0 nives as our windows. ° : other ns. 7 YA) Nashville, Tenn., declared last night | & | Low as $3.7 | RIDAY BA RY SPECIALS | 6102 Easton Av. ye oce 0 Buy Shoes 2703 Cherokee St. | oo “RD a ; a | ° . ’ j NGTO : i Sor & ty @ general meeting of the Mis We Angel Divinity Layer Cake ......eceeeeees 60C | 2 - 9 et SNS pour! Btate Medical Society in St. : i! . Caramel Rolls 25c i i ee | its | ‘ Ss | Louis University auditorium. & , Established accard Mail Orders | annette In the last 15 years blindness in is robe 1 TUNK infants. due to disease and inherit- = | d’ ¢ Her List - ee has per n decreased | = Made Expressly for and Sold Only by Gar dan S$ ae z fi In general, it may be said of th ! ith trimmings of blind that one-third need never = oe. ; ‘ ; ‘ lj bolished steel, and ee Set en ete Recognized as the official Bathing Suit event in St. Louis. Offering Suits of a quality opening up to a stain probably could have been saved, if : 7 : f TE ee easly enough, and |% and style, the equal of which would ordinarily cost $6 or more. Closely woven, from d waterproof replica only one-third. became blind inev- | 8 leather 4 ly = lining. ° A conservative estimate is that i pure virgin wool yarn, of just the proper weight for style and comfort. These today 50 per cent of the blind in | 3} wonderful values. in misses’ and cadet sizes 34, 36, 38, are offered Friday at the United States became so need- | gy 7 — ae if Ss .* . owed by te cntatite ta (ane “=: ) Blindness by tnherited syphilis is | a odish absolutely preventable if the ex- |g Pectant mother is properly treated. | box In this connection, Dr. Lewis said: “= “A clinic of Johns Hopkins l niver- a She thrills to the news sity has found that one of every ai 18 expectant mothers that came to | g? ess of the pear-shap- ongereretiam s pd box of brown, ay The penalties are severe. The | ~ oT black genu ne child may be born dead or blind. a: . Jeather. Three sizes. It may become blind within one or | 4 | two vears Very frequentiy the . 14 Penalties do not appear until ad-'| 8 e |. Olescence Then the e@yes begin a to cloud, to lose brilliance and the | gq; disease progresses to blindness.! @j 4 The condition then is almost in- at: ' She Adu 1SCS Curabie, vet we know now that if — ather the mother before the birth of the | a. child had receive five doses of a nt . case specific cure, all this could have i 4 been avoided.” a @ Pr as Ms ; = for the fortunate man oe ie a rhose luggage will ac- of blindness could be established a 4 >mpany the luggage throuch the county units of or- =: -. of the bride. Janette a. omcine. He advised the | & \\ | Ra’ | Givision of school children with | é oN ints that a black ~ poor sight into two classes—one ms Ee + prown leather Suit- froup where study can he pursued 5 iw f case is the thing. ————— Regularly $173 ANY BANK ANY. s W ’s Sizes 36 to 48 ($7 Values) $3.99 f . af . .. $14 Q5 ANY BANK ANY- = omen 's . . : e a? z.. | WHERE WILL PAY a ) - } let; terlac U1 hy }, thes ir>. retain their shape thre ugh kk nie Usage. ge Shop—Downstairs. ’ Hi Ribbed, athictic styles. ee ee ' . : 7 YOU $1.00 IF = Thev are remarkably durable and the most stylish Suits made! Also — — . ' Ges, etn alee eS roter them > / ~ io, duced ‘| Y oo to Garland’s first thing, Friday, to pick trom this tremendous selection. OUOF CORNS #® - | ty ‘ . ee 1926 Stvles—Everv Color in the Rainbow! Ae - d $ Matter how many /other remedies you a Bi I; AY Ivy @ Kelly @ Cardinal q Orange ; afl ; Lary tried, no Yr&tter your de or occur | = ° B h C A Nt ora Collars q adc i c d/ é Helmet Diving Caps. *eereeevreeeneneeeee - 49c, 89c ' ) ey “END-O-CORN™ will clear Jour | wy Knitted Beac ape = | Scarlet Brown ¢ Gra Diving Caps....... peccccccctees se aa t of , | | me ‘ saan , , he | : boas ae — callouwes. if = | a The newest thing oe beach prom ¢ 9 5 q Purp e q carie q y Fancy Swimming Caps. 6 kere . 49e, 7 5c, R9c ._ en ee e ash our guara@wtec c 2 ee - and from the water | tps ° I “Seate at ANY BANK IN THE UNITED {a enade oper: ger ore ti ‘ blue ‘ cs ; Reversible Belts, white and colors. .....+++++++25¢ le twills taken ATES, is when it's cool. Shades are tan, ith And the Same Colors With Contrasting Borders Rubber Swimming Slippers, all sizes . .98c ‘ ced models and “END-0.cORN” ges been tested and | a gold, brown, white or black With . oO g ppe S, ome eseeee ‘ sdoreed by the folfor ing druggists, but a contrasting stripes (illustrated above ) s hough for those ‘ they are not n. ar you and your neigh- & : 4 . LABORATORIES, ¢ | @j i Biya. Ch cago. and we will see ? Qt You receive a jar. Wolff-Wil- : : terhood Gruggist doesn’t have ‘t, write — ° : : ' f " ; : . . r oe . Se We Believe That These Are the Finest Bathing Susts Offered Anywhere in America at So Low a Price * | por _ Special Bathing Suit Section—Second Floor—Broadway Side ! $2) . == Ta Drug Stores, Paul Sanders, 1091 a: “ | a7} al0n Nt (,anes Drug Store, | | qrry T _ i i] ci a R- Be e: a— oe — = . Sa OOOO O8..2 OD 2 + * 4... ** MB Dl MB A A AA A oe + oe e-eeee- -— | . ope “ ‘ _* es : '% sere 4 age “ee ) A Louis Av., Kieffer Drug o ces O> eee DeOG- O-- Dee-SI a ie TEACYAY Ac W Cc. AWDT A t ; , wm” 98l Franklin Av., Brazleton | 6! occa 2 ecceeticee8 10-6128: 0.@O > ree ae ae ioe. hie e.) FES . eh ae ee ~_ v eR —_ yy, >

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3 ; 2 Z, > é ) say sie. 4 a SS. i Ye me ee oe ete Ase Lae, 0 terval ot saedlitiagedate a — ine: _ PAGE S WHITE ROSE GASOLINE | Sells for _ MORE ga on: and is worth it ITE ROSE Gaso. line is refined man points beyond ordinary | gasoline. It is pure, power. ful, carbon- free. Rose ignites instantly, pro ducing a rapidly increasin; force which “pushes” th: piston clear to the end of the stroke, giving a smooth. turbine-like flow of power. Don’t use “any old gaso- line”. Sure, your car will run on cheap “gas”, but you paythedifferenceincarbon cleaning and repair bills. Better pay 3c more for White Rose than dollars | more for overhauling. Buy White Rose Today! Try it—you'll notice the | difference. ee e-—@ ——— | Louis, secretary for EN-AR-CO | MOTOR OIL | Saves the Silk Surface of Polished Steel In action, under the micro- scope, En-ar-co Motor Oil looks | like millions of tiny ball-bear- ings which make motion easy | and free. En-ar-co Motor Oil is softer than velvet. It forms a heat. absorbing coating that frees swift-spinning steel from the wearing effects of friction and keeps moving metal from pounding contact. Low grade oils cost as much as En-ar-co, yet the highest priced oils on the market cannot excel it in quality. Try En-ar-co today and judge for yourself. ee =», Lubricating Service Drive your car on one of our convenient racks. Let us drain, flush, and fill your crank case with En- -ar-co Motor Oil, and give the chassis com- lete lubrication with En-ar-co sure Gun Grease. Also let us fill the transmission and differential with En-ar-co Compound. No delay. The service is free. We charge only for lubricants. . AA LALALA AAA hhh ad DAD \ . ae CO MO" H worto's GREATEST ¥ MH ALIBI - (4 MAPA aRPR ER: \ 4 Added AAA t Fs 8] a. | | ‘ + ‘ ‘ | ‘ | ‘ . 5 ‘ \ ’ . ‘ ‘ ‘ ' a - ‘ = . | . . “ se TFTCHEOEEH~—XK—K— _ nnunOOm06-”0=n”N"2-—~—™” Se eee — ——__ ——- —_—— i ee ee ” EACH HAT PLACED IN A TRAVELER’S HATBOX (Without Charge) A substantially made cardboard t : eM in several colors. The top decoré with an artistic medallion. « I er mized goods.

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ie ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | me ___THURSDAY EVENING, MAY 20. ~ ____—_ ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ____. PAGE 9 - Rie BR ne | ot “SUES MIDLAND VALLEY te ryant «» Instant Bunion SIXTH AND LOCUST STS., ST. LOUIS R t Amazing Results Brought = meee: .aseer eS CLUB rOR SUSPENSION Friday and Saturday—Purchase Your Summer’s Supply o Pe ; ef! (| Friday Hosiery | | They Are All [LK ‘#" H 4 Way’’ () S | iy RY) — Guaranteed to More than 100,000 SPECIALS” | | PERFECT S/E. J. Dienst Seeks $7500 — ‘Must Satisfy or It Costs Nothing 821 Quauly HOSIERY LOCUST Hosiery vor Men, Womenend Children People in the Past ———_—_—_—! £1! Case Echo of Methudy Six Months 4 Divorce Hearing Fi | Ivo ; Women’ s[Chiffon Silk Hose e| oe = Chiffon pure silk, : . . . = 7 ¥ ~ j ‘ ] > tested j y . - ; f A: " Our hest ehif- 7 A divorce suit bitterly con Save for the Entire Season at This Extremely Low Price rik panne te ieee ae Maevaoe ae io ae = a Pappas . , , here six years ago was echoed in . matter how old your bunion is, or what discour- : stom DS, bes f {on with lisle a damage suit filed in Circult (‘ourt sty mene lt Met mein Binns Bano other ey : arm ae ae ) yesterday, wherein E. J. Dienst, a onvince yo ¢ n 0 ; ‘ He es under our FREE TRIAL OFFER . ee top; a sheer leaf tebacco dealer, of 455 Laurel : avenue, seeks $7500 from the Mia- chiffon of un- land Valley Country Club and Val- usual heautv: a ley Investment Co., which holds the si “| club property, for suspending him full fashioned. = from membership when notoriety was given the club in his daugh- that Fairyfoot instantly relieves all discomfort— then removes the cause of bunions. The ugly, painful deformity soon disappears and the foot again becomes normaland shapely. Don’t con- tinue to suffer when complete relief is guaranteed you. If Fairyfoot doesn’t do what we say, you get your money back. Make the test now—atour risk, a 3 Pairs 69c | ’ , «. Boys’ and Girls’ 7%, mercerized Socks; (=== black, white, gray: , for 1 ae New colors. © ter divorce suit. $4.00 P Mid ae 2 Dienst is father of Mrs. Edna ‘ |: Men’s.Pure = Methudy, who aws divorced by Eu- VISIT OUR Resdieste sold . $ 25 = gene R. Methudy, a tire dealer, in | necial @ Remedy = _ Silk Socks — : 1020. Methudy testifiea that his DISPLAY at a much high- = Colors, also black; ~ | wife played golf and danced at the ad brice. es | club a great deal with Ozro Dixon, a sales manager, causing comment = lisle tops and soles ‘=. 2 Pairs AS = FOF. e seen ee N “= among members. Her hushand r= = said she wore “bloomers” when ‘my >> : ties Our No. 333 Women’s ee > golfing, but it-was shown her attire ) | that has since become popular. was knickers somewhat in the style Semi-Chiffon Silk | =| that has sin iy Reduced from $1.00 | =-| The club was mentioned frequent- = Fuall-fashioned, lisie tops and soles; bengal, tor- ———— fense Mrs. Methnudy said she was - | &3 toise, Rocquet, mésa, gunmetal, beige and a few never there when she met Dixon = lighter shades; all sizes in lot; some size 8 = | ; pm ao “ parr ge B | teens | #2) except with her father or mother SEVENMIIME and 30-time POST-DISPATCH W ee er ee ee ae oe He — = along. ADS are BUSINESS BUILDERS. PHONE yonr ORDER. _Trv Fairytoot Corn Remedy —Fairyfoot Callus Plasters —for Corns and Calluses | = cynics ic sem creme nig ey ome ee 19, 29har Dineen ta bie oenaae sult, declares the foard of gov- ernors of the club deprived him of his privileges there, on July 15 of that year, “for the best Interests of the membership and for the | purpose of maintaining the highest EXTRA standard.” Previously, he avers, he was in good standing there, and the FACILITIES TO board's action was without notice to him. Loss of his privileges, he SERVE You . says, has caused him great humill- ation, and he was embarraesed in telling friends why he could not ae x lon Pay acai a se oy ns dae ey Og ERE BR te A ns th TO? Fe orate ry tia obs > ane eelin.233 b ; ww p * ‘ Cn eh le AIA al al yn net ilns Mali Loken 1 ces ey Sch eA lag! Megat Sint wry egg ae tine lays atte ett. hee sie ee OE er mer ot ; aad daheiiad Pe aes ~ (ae OS bles, will close its doors at the end of May. The property, at Fifteenth Tremendous Special Purchases Bring Another Great eet eae soe a ee a peat play golf on the mu« | Nn f\ ! S Hote! Near White House te Close 1 | a . | from the White House, has been in 3 ie ea 5 epee oe Coe Including 250 Pure Tub Silk Dresses! eniaed for ule May’ 26) to aat- * The Materials Alone Would Cost You More! fl pes | aa She WASHINGTON, May 20. — The Shoreham Hotel, which has been the stopping place of many nota- | receiver today obtained a court or~ der permitting him to sell the fur) / fi 2 18 48 an | i | through courtesy of the YAK | Aeolian Company STOUT SO) or rae SIZES 46 TO 54 pres iV | BRUNSWICK GARMERT eI A he | PANATROPE CUT FULL , | sa amazing new sloctrical me TUBFAST! i> dan. ail cone Game SUNFAST! ial oo RAYONS ~Y IN “4 PASTEL SHADES ia i RAYONS Tole “Se ais NEW STRIPES ! jai RAYONS HH IN ao NEW PLAIDS AN i NEW PRINTS c RAYONS IN POLKA DOTS ee will present the new ee thrill you. ; 4 | An added feature on this week's j ~ a {/ \) % . 9 \ ' 7 — : \ St Hundreds of women laid in their Summer’s supply of Wash Frocks last week, and yh \\\ Ali ____ADVER Us \ 4 ’ \ now hundreds MORE will have THEIR opportunity! We have the same marvelous an Weak? Always Tired? \\ wee values, the same unbelievable savings! You barely pay for the materials—the style and | La ge making we present youu WITHOUT CHARGE to emphasize KLINE merchandising Lyi Take ron with _—— Big and shirr Both long and short sleeves. Trimmings of ‘embroidery, buttons, smock- Wd 1 | and shirring. Buy all you need for ALL SUMMER! y : ' Vk | Cod Liver Oi] Tl Ni} \e Easy to Take in New Tablet Forss RAYON LOOKS AND FEELS LIKE SILK a atl Tailored types! Sem: ' tS) id . ft variations in between! . » 58 . > | The Newest Summer Shades... . All Tubfast! | ye AS AT d head sizes. WHITE, \o/ B! | am a ‘i]t Aine. ¢ . r Gray : Flesh : Beige : Orchid : Yellow : Brittany | & | I 74 ements fem 600 Eyer a0, ant Gees Blue : Lovebird Green : Bois de Rose : Maize ~ y } } : right and lett! But net e public response was 80 | ent that we wired New They will be ready tor | ' | i f ER’S HATBOX ithout Charge) tia!) ; \ made cardboard box colors. The top h decorated rtistic medallion. ) ; ai QU ) q i = 3 : f \ ) an Pe KLINE’ S—Basement. | \, ZA S 7 e ' A MX S 294 ) i sap nnatty 4% £ O59 and give you strength end energy i ek ( | yy enue /atonce. For sale by Walgreen | : V\7 te Mwai If Weel as fcc ‘Drugs with a Reputation. j | (AN ; > AAT y, ’ | | / | ; 2S nn \. 24 aN THE GOST IF YOU MADE TA | Bile + FRECKLES | Some! NS THEM YOURSELF? ? ‘Tells How te Get Rid of These Usty | Spets and Mave « | oe ; f : i aff | _ iy : : ; : ‘ : homely spots. Simply get an ounce of Othine from eny drug or Gepartment store and appiy a litth of tt night and morning and you should eoon eee that even the worst treckies have begun to @ . while ‘the lighter ones have van syncs LILI E Total 4 627 12 of the Dresses at $2.95 Are Sketched Be 35 to nak for the toute stvenets { money beck Mf it yoy | freckles,

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SEL POS A, cceceesnensvesenenennninal —_—_— Golden Wedding Anniversary. sas street, next Sunday. Their sev- Mr. and Mrs. Felix Sexauer wi'l en children, 23 grandchildren ard ‘celebrate their golden wedding an- three great-grandchildren will at- end é. s niversary at their home, €14 Kan- o celebration. _ = | EES OF BROGES HELD PAGE 10. CCC. LOUIS: POST-DISPATCH _THURSDAY EVENING, MAY 20, 1926 _—— ‘a The Store for : [ DEMONSTRATION SALE! ] ; Objections of Busch Line New Styles in Patent 1 iid fens BE | y ) | , , A : PLN | PS AND STRA PS a . at 5-Hour ALASKA® Real Values | Land of gold and the mid- | ortl and tiara ees Ma TACOMA poles and glaciers. By : Seattle | Ss: as : ttt Hi ‘iva’ sa 8 Again Demonstrating the Basement Ability to Offer ~~~. Merchandise at the Lowest Price Obtainable Sale! 2000 Girls’ New Rayon : : “ ° Ps - to tt. «* > i 7 > ~~ c 2 nae a Pury’ > "7 — _~ ad 7? . wa ™ - + _ ~a & > ANOTHER MEETING 8 TO BE HELD SOON ® —_—- e peor ae ey i me vn bbl Sey Ok eae Pr meRe 0 pe ate ph rer pic oe A es Chairman of Terminals Body Says He Feels City 4 and the Interests Are Get-|¥ | ting Together. steamer through the ‘In- side Passage” is an entranc- ing voyage—100 miles of ever-changing splendor $85 60 st" Louis | * he Rx py i" s Se is, s A ena RAE Apt aL ho Ne i Nh Wt 2 The first cenference yesterday | _ a. | * / hetw ee! the Mavor ana Ris & is Be Ready fo and the subcommittee of a genera: - tkige ae MS eee 7 ett Moers aS beet te at eernad . OS Pe Oe ee re es - we NE Rt TLL PE ene IST STS AIR Se ee 4 ONE-STRAP STYLE IN ||! Terminals committee which drafted —— of to Portland, Seattle, the ordinance for exchange of the | y Tacoma, Vancouver, ~4 N nd N oe deena 3 uses of Eads and municipal dridges, Ready- Bathin i Victoria \ DACIFIC Cuban or Spanish Heels vee r it issu os e made . fe. i T fine trains from St. Louis. | Friar ep2isens oe ssigheaeicne nape : , re! Pacific Coast Limited at 9:03 a. m. SYSTEM eaten re ee ee oe Dress Ali Wool—C mt a : spurge gees: Three at Cost of ; and St. Louis-Colorado Limited " Pe Special sale of high gr in the popular California at 2:00 p. m., featuring open-top observation car along the Colum- for Material _ ee re | iu ‘ | — ? * + + ~ + ** eee ; - PUMP STYLE IN | discussion, that he felt that - —. ~~ mm © ha - 3 > + on * = are grea 2k " ee ner Aadaing Coat - pee. 28 ’ . nother meeting would be held in | i Sl ieee theene, PATENT WITH another meeting would be h $4.50 Alone el! as tow Onl + ‘eo : i ne Oe . 2 Tec ance as W =. ee’) & “4 Pa ie b A ta i r?vm7 nea : ite See Colorado, Salt Lake City, en , ge No Agreements Reached. S : + - i € 4 a city oa. stitial ERE ME 3 ] | Excellent quality unbleached Part- = % igs r 1€ railroads—Presid+ se 3 ‘ta 3 O _Linen Kitchen Toweling: while 560 ; | Tomer —_— tenis De rices. ee . | “ORS . Miller of the Ter al; Be ~~ a. | yares inet, yard. .... 26+ sccdewe .e egeie amin MecKe vie presiden: . 50c P . _ S vali . rinted Sateen | aad the Pennsylvania: John Fitzger in nk ce te Satins: ts suai 75¢ to 95 Table Damask oS 4 12 rr ee rse -— + > 4 g . -2air ‘ ae ~ ba ek . _ | s&s asa Tt Usbasbsid : t. ‘ Pt a.c, Wice president of the Luois- and dark grounds, neatly designed | In the lot of about 100 yards is merecerizsd | ee — za - “a eu" ‘24caa Bea Soe? >> io a J FP he P| ist : ; ef ville & Nashville segs etameiiitk -'dhaaiales eT etemeey f= RP Oe See 3 Sout thie : PEREPES PA ae Sporn rh ru a zn ~ a4 wes SSS PSPs tec. naeaseeaeanaanaeangzuananaensnr swe. eee. ee ee Ge | VRE «dees “26 jee George stein Conviced by Jury = : ‘ ge ee Le ms prraaes et — - With Get tery of Qe i ee Oc 22c Gingham Remnants. Fight With Victim. eee vie claeinne Po to thea dd | $32 inches wide: come in neat checks and plaid _ George Stein, 33 years old of 2318 - 40c Pillow Tubing | effects, also plain shades; suitable 4 Semeas : a ee. Wee enters bout 300 yards 42-inch Pepper- , for dresses, aprons, etc.; S Ry sect | . r e City Jail by a jury * sae ee a ae a = a 20c SPOTS wccceccccccgccoee eccees coer 15c . . pochid; Gude an Nahe Gee tial guilty of ae a) a } lasts. vard dite ek a ie - asl ie ae er Drapery Cretonne . se : e 55¢ Wide Sheeting : Assorted range of patterns and | & i - ; 7 | she it 6 vards leached and un- colors in svitable lengths: 14¢ ‘ e: i ? a a mDieached sneeting in remroants 2&8c slight S: conds: ~ard re ie nae = i wine ii a. yard . paws .. ses ( Nugents—Bargain Basement.) . te sindaio ) : ' FT Done by Competent slaughter. and Joseph x od | > and Careful Operators 66 = . 9 raves city hospital wheel vim O Oas mite sit with Aen. ew Oummer Lyresses ii the me of thelr arrest. the | Buy Furnitur “The Travel Triumph” SNR Se | js Plan e rave riump ee eee 9 Regular $8, $10, $12 Values Morris Plan ; c at a | = “Famously Good Meals”—prepared from the purest of wholesome foods— ake nee . S: in kitchens spotlessly clean — and served with scrupulous care. a apie - a Distinctive f —the big baked he big bak eee ee for istinctive features—the big potato—the big baked apple. rand} if I recommend P “ , Sp “a | - sea ve 2 = ' Women, { , . ae. a : : i the country, the : vs i Northern Pacific Dining Car Service acknowledges no Prine atin: i Misses superior. Its excellence is famed the world over. "rece. Letoe Seip AEICHSTAG VOTES APPROVAL Sianate, dd Canmeetiniaes OF CHANCELLOR'S POLICY 5 R. K. Cross, Genera Agent, 41! Olj:ve Stree: St "ere Missouri. Phone Leaves St. Paul 10:55 P. M. Daily Union Depot Extra Comforts—No Extra Fare Norther yvawC Ouver *\ “ ~ SG t Continuance of German WMWinistry ry Likely to Depend on “socialists and Nationalists. mm GArtield 3280. Br the Asawmated Presse ~ ° a 7 : . nwt ss Sine $6... bancetind a A special purchase brings 800 new i . oo 24 ‘ _— _ -_—_- - ' “a 3 Summer Dresses to sell at alow price. Our sy a“ a Fi r } bees ~~ ‘ ~ buyer was in New York and when he P heard the price he immediately bought these Dresses and sent them here by express. i > All the latest styles such as page boy, iy ac fringed, shirring, smocked, circular and ee tes puff sleeves, in the latest Summer shades Luther as head of the German -— Minist sterda\ received > ie wh) mo fins Me So N T A N A wire: tac he vwicTos a. > B | . > > : a Sa . N= ,re a rPilam: a for women, misses and stouts. 05.38 mence. - In yesterday's vote 2) ea } : , : ‘ 7: : : a Ma: ; Netionaliets refused | 200 Spring Coats > . eet .v . ‘ ; ’ id -¥ + 7. 1° —— oa : 7 - . . WISCONSIN Marx e Na 3fs fuse pring z . / ’ ’ = Loy . _ “oe A ” = m8 ' ; Ye! h & re In a rie? a ; = —at a great reduction. In order 4 _ . « oom new © : —e" National Park 2 bewmkghs —— « “ es ae pet ae e- ’ i e on = ‘ 5: gu enn Ane j /} —~ > 2 ja . losses and give the peaple ef St. “ ~ _" ation and $- ~ : — oa WYOMING ‘ i; > _ * ae manta smuch Leuis exceptional values. Coats } COR EGON -aPouDe qn of . va nonin “ . pe | werth $12. $15 and $18.75 at AINCCY : ‘ - a “4 : . . , . ae. ba “ e co | ert le irst of the Northern T OE NE Sel rni ranscon en ‘ | Chanee por Said I'S pregram wou! I - . - -) an ro P ~* a \ ‘Necents—Bargcauin Baeemest.) - ’ ’ ; / - 4 , “ i + : > ae 3 : | "2s = Sess eaes'eageseanaes 8 sa ‘continue irnalterec SESESRBB SESS SESRBERBSSERC RE SB PSQseegesgQg#»Qgcss 2 amaitioaae. «

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Be NE. oe UISPATCH SSS es PHURSDAY EVENING, MAY 20, 1926. LL ll ____ paGE 11 ee _——-— = _ - Open a Charge Account_Enj : ee WESTERN DOAN | pen a Cnarge Account Enjoy the Many Conveniences—Charge Of fice, Fifth Floor | WESTERN ROADS ARGUE rt New Stvies. en's and Mi : ss , CDE ACT smart New Siyies, Women’s and Misses’ Shoes, $6, $8, $9 | 750 Women’s and Misses’ Coats and Su'ts af 1 Price? {J} FOR RATE INCREAS. -” oy he | | 4 40-Inch Georgette Crepe | C tt G d 9 98c Printed |) oF Pooting Earnings, Opposed Of good quality. In O On OO Ss: Crepe de | by C. and N. W. Attorney. . Silks ' light and dark colors. $ | Chines | ate A A NN RL RE SOE RRR ER NI ne A S eciall ric Bw the Associated Press P y P ed, ° WASHINGTON, May 20.-——-West- | ROD A ! 69¢e Plain Ray Ons Yard “a 59e@ ern railroads presented argumen's —— are AO te we ee ee reer a ~ i * ws ES: i PTE Td nnd gid 6 * LET i ety ea ete .abaw - « mm in all the wanted colors. Has a beau- i, . irts. a eee > e i= popular for dresses and combi- gmt ant dere colees. A good | Voiles ° “eeaanagenge ee ta dis. nations. weight and pure dye fabric. 50c Tissue Ginghams cussed the Potter plan for pooling earnings. | A 54-Inch Flat Crepes | 32-Inch Tub Broadcloth | Yard AIe A 359¢e which keys om file am Sppmention for a blanket reduction in rates, it ” foe ene ” 7 a”, , ' 2a nea ie se 6..8'a wa S @ Ce ee te ie oe ee 4 7 ; ° ° | A $ I A small lot of fine quality two- rere heard in answer to the rall- Be Ready for the First Dip A d5).98 | Yard e 98 H 1» Voil ah aie eine Diag 36-inch best quality crisp Tissues, an plea for a 20 per gent ad- | e e | Yard ... ‘ond : ws ince ae i pnb, prsaton _ bordered de- in checks and plaid effects. Come in wenee te these anaen eben erat ay inches wide. 1% yards | colors of red. pink, Copen, green, | Van Doren said that the Western a in b. ul ee Of heavy weight. In white A complete selection in plain | makes a dress. |} peach, tan and orchid. Will launder. ‘roads had earned since 1921 a to- “ e. _ palmetto, Brittany, peach, coral colors or hairline stripes—for | tal of $983,874,663 short of the , y ° . Y Japani ink ; , Hang i KE f rS " i! 5% per cent fixed by the law as a _ All Wool—California Style Panico pink, navy and white. \ Summer dresses. xtra spectat, fair return on their investments, | i ° while Burgess, declaring that if He | Special sale of high grade, well made wool Suits 5000 Yards Rayon Fabrics os commen ne — Pil | inthe popular California style. Attractive in appear- | ae 1920 were browsht @6 Gate, the Pi } ance as well as low priced. 40-Inch New Dotted Crepes | 3 to 15 Yard Lengths : shortage would amount to $721,- het | 883,798, but that the Increase in Pur ia | : COLORS | In combinations of white and red, white and blue, A Yard ! - ; ' . "o price levels would more than ac- . ie : re & hleck 19c Rayon Crepes 89c Rayon Plaids coun® for the difference, between . _ Green Peacock Cardinal Navy white and Diack, navy and tan, navy and white, navy *9 OS ‘the two figures. | 1a | Red Black Tangerine ory red, red and white, and black and white. Dots ° . | 69c Fancy Rayons C 69¢ Rayon Alpaca ‘Hughes Defends Pooling Plan. Tint 7 = Pe SE Sh be ba ee bs dss PES Ook ee : “4s : " Hughes took exception to the Pu - | { 79¢ Rayon Suitings Yard 89¢ Brocaded Ray ons ‘{nterpretation placed upon the | ; i ' . ' ° | Potter plan by the Chicago & if 7 if Special * Sizes | : Northwestern official, who had de- aid | S 26 f (Main Floor, South.) (Main Floor, South.) clared it unconstitutional and im- it ut | aie O practicable. un P ° e ~% | Under this plan the railroads 1 | ric ‘oe a . 4 9 Of ye - P would pool their revenues from hail ~ Boys Sport aes ae Girls’ Alarm Cla eks Sterling Whitestone the proposed rate increase and ap- i if | | ee. . . ° ti th ong roads earn- hin Blouses | ° . Te Knicker Suits A Rings £ = worst the 5% per cent level. i i | (Nugents—Second Floor. South.) Outing Jug P ° d 15 iy) ® ()() The former Secretary of State a ; | | ‘ ; fe Ah ae ’ . . | rice ? | ¢? S said there was nothing in the ree- 4} ; | Pt. a Shee Priced, ON ‘ S 69 | Priced, 39).98 1 ' Oy e 1: ord to warrant the statement that : # | , . 7 ae Priced, ’ os} . | : P the plan was impracticable, that a) ty . ; iF New Spring pattérns in Made of splendid qual Alarm Clocks inl top | Stones of rare the courts had sustained ages rte i : “ i ™ e . . : " + , ' . . A ' . ualit and bril- ceedure in principle and that it i} fers Sport Blouses. Come in | One-gallon size. Guar- ity khaki—in two-piece bell style; loud alarm. » arnt solitaire, S was easy for managers to devise i Satled tans, blues, khaki, white anteed unbreakable; large style. Full - cut knicker Plain dial; £00 d | cluster and marquis effect. a workable plan. 3 last. and many patterned ef- dui ae tian , " Mountings as delicate in Asked by Chairman Eastman ts—RBargain Hasement.) l 4 fects 7? r sing i soeerne liquids peas th separate middy. nickel es Very _ taste vs the finest jewel if it would be improper for the oe Or foods not inte] cold. Sizes 6 to 14. liable. settings. ‘commission to recommend such a (Third Floor, North.) (Main Floor, North.) (Second Floor, South.) / «(Main Floor, North.) (Main Floor, Nerth.) proposal to the carriers, the wit- ‘ness said he thought it was the Silk Chiffon Hosiery ~ $2.69 Silk Slips rnin 20a te ye 'rate level in order to bring a fair $1.95 and $2.50 Values Silk pongee princess Slips with bodice top $ 95 ‘return and declared the roads were right in seeking the increase they asked for, and more, Agricultural Improvement. | Burgess argued that the agri- cultural depression had passed : SS , ‘since the passage of the Hoch- , ©) igh ON ate Hag | \ ee — ‘ae hip hem. Sizes 36 to 44. 7 a r* SLAG Rt \ COA A 6 do on'e 0940584 6 7 ly ‘ ty, * o n /Toweling ableached Part- ing: whNe 600 C These Hose are irregulars of well \\ known brands, but the irregularities ai Table Damask do not impair the wearing qualities } ~ - of the Hose. t 100 yards is mercerized Sizes 8'> to 10 Extra-Size Slipover |year, he said, the price continued red and blue Table Dam- ? Nightgowns '60 to 70 per cent above the pre- 2 | war level, | He said wheat last year brought $1.54 a bushel, as against 86 cents |before the war; that fruits and nuts in California returned $215,- 000,000 last year, as against $174,- 000,000 the year before; that po- tatoes brought $1.98\a Dushel last year, against 65 cents in 1913. | Despite a large corn crop last lyear, with a price recession, he ‘said, declared that 85 per cent of Iowa corn was not sold except through the medium of livestock, and that with the adance in hogv prices, the farmers who fed corn to hogs got a substantial price ‘for it, | He added that sheep had ever- Nightgowns of nainsook; cut extra large. Neatly trimmed with lace in- @ sertion, lace edge and em- S 19 broidery. $1.50 values, | IE. & sen ew 4 eek es Dainty Lingerie for Summer Wear Envelope Chemise and slipover Night- gowns of batiste and novelty material. Daintily trimmed with lace, @ DQ tucks, and hemstitching. In aE t, but desirable 38 d Broadcloth reerized cotton Broadcioth ted in neat co!l- pes, also plain 29c¢ ham Remnants e in neat checks and plaid hades; suitable 15 Cretonne — Pair. a 29 50c Children’s | = Half Socks \ Children’s Half Socks of silk and rayon; fancy dropstitch } with fancy cuffs. In wanted colors of pink, blue, yellow, | ah buck and white. Sizes 4'3; to 71. Irreguiars. Cc dill DALLA ¥ pastel colors. Regular $1.85 WENOD, MESGOE on ke vc us ceccsens (Nugents—Second Floor, South.) (Nugents—Main Floor, North.) a A Beautiful Permanent Wave 1 = | Se ate are Done by Competent The Most Modern A Beautiful Methods of Work | Marcel-Style Wave (Nugents—Second Floor, South.) PAULINE LORD EXONERATED $50,000 Alienation Suit Against Ac- tresa Diamissed by Court. | By the Associated Press. | NEW YORK, May 20.—Pauline |Lord, actress, has been exonerated in the Supreme Court of the charge of alienation of affections made against her tn 1922 by Mra. Ruth Harris, wife of Mitchell Harris, | : | | ~ and Careful Operators oe Ch ete Buy Furniture Now and Sa | 98.99 Art Squares New Dresses Added for Friday in the Big Morris Plan—50 Weeks to Pay" ' One 9x12 Feet, Two 27x54 Inches geen eer al to Mateh DRESS SALE : y \\V Wi \ | SLES All for One . 88 Justice Proskauer dismissed the $59,990 suit of Mrs. Harris and as- sessed Mra. Harrig $1499 for the costs of the hearings conducted be- fore John J. O'Connell, the referee. 221 8 8 8 88 2 eee eee eee 2 = “Ss 22 = 68 eee te hd tie tt h Se @ SSG SBS SBE Sea eas ss gi: w= 3 Seereerer A combination of- fer of one large Rug and two small Rugs Friday $16 735 | to match. The entire Only e Con $8.98 outfit for this to Otter price. High-Grade Linoleum $25 Regular $3.50 i... ' Good range of designs and colors. Come without 7 / “tag borders. A real value at this price. J alues x | . | $1.10 >, | Dr. Cusueto® 00 Rag Rugs Sa | Special for . coe 7 ; | ; Friday and ss 1000 Rag Every new fabric that’s fashionable. Dresses to delight the young girl for Saturday | ee ae The chic tailored Cantons, frilled Summer days. Lovely dressy tailored To eee in ae ee Yipee mn crepe Frocks, smart polka-dot silks, effects for the woman, flared skirts, H ee Se a a —— | many attrac- Georgettes and becoming printed silks, tucks, new horse collars, peasant styles | Toric Lenses | tive colo ve each trimmed in appropriate manner. and many charming evening models. - zorme & comatete ow ings with] eat “e . sepales OF j ' | neat borders. C | rs: Palmetto Green White French Blue Bois de Rose } Rogge gy Senge on | ) Fringed) pe O10rS. June Rose Coral Sand Sonny Orchid | ends. Of ke . | Tan Gray Navy Black and White {| . * . Sizes: 14 to 20—36 to 46— | | & (Nagents—Third Floor, South.) sett csieniitsidttiiaaatmais es “(Nugents—Seronh Fiser, North.) \ (Nugents—Fourth Floor, Nerth.) BEREBRBRERBEREEBWAREEE BEBE BEB B82 B BB. 3 ’ . Seuaanass

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PAGE 12 1926. i ae a i ll —~ ___ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH cH IrK’S FERGUSON CASE T0 U.S, CLEANERS ut DYERS 7 “om — i PRAT ATA ATT Aas da eietidiai ia , Inspectors’ Reports on Use of Mails by Defunct Firm Ready for Submission. a LINDELL 4600 GARMENTS SHOULD BE CLEANED NOwW Before Storing Them : S fo . 4 ‘ a: wae hI awh Mawr © ie Me RS ee or oO Neel ree tp. gab se meee ’ atin “4 Hammes Pee Satie heen, tikka ae pe The frauds by which the Fergu- son-McKinney Manufacturing Co. in a failing condition wii* grand jury, likely at its June sit- Assistant United v, said today ostoffice In- Cc, J. Stattler 2 States District Attorne | , that the report of I spectors, who were seeking to learn Discount Sale | Sh SRE a oe peer ee whence that | the frauds, was complete and Bet f° OR I en rR i AN - oe ROI Y a>’ a aes = es ° a UN DOA any % ’ y* ’ ead) Se a ee ee ee ee ee ee a Se san iE 2, jury by now had not that body | i Important and | veen overcrowded with work. | vat : St. Louis bankers have been urg- | met +i f | ft > B ing Government action against | i € apprec Late gl S = Forrest Ferguson, president of the | cb p ' = 17 | > company, following the: failure of | it eae is / OT th e bride , prosecution of Ferguson in State | aif 's , ) courts. He was acquitted of a il = should include a py charge of embezzlement last nee Ft = ¢' month and Circuit Attorney Sid- e : i generous quantity § ener thereupon dismissed . indict- Si | ments charging him with false na of china and crys- |B, **stements of the company’s fi FL ey : : (ES nancial! ann ie tah i ] 1® Sidener declared at the time that | | Abi al. i the embezzlement charge was his ' “best case’’ against. Ferguson and 6 ei Set hee = that having failed, he could not os = hope for success under the false i|was able to borrow $3,000,000 while | brought before rhe present Federal | ’ | Q whether the mails had been used | S by the company in furtherance of | ; \ | ? it would have reached the grand | PRAND JURY IN JUNE i ' ; ; | ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Friday Only! SO6 OLIVE Boys’ Genuine Palm Beach Boys’ Palm Beach Caps Ail al dete St. Lewis’ Fevorite Boys’ Store CHMITZ, & SHRODER Eighth and Washington S me materials and lors as t! sizes SI2 LOCUST Only the Purest /~ in HERZ Sweets i So pure and delicious...They're truly . sweets made to perfection FRIDAY SPECIALS /f “ROYAL” Chocolates /f Just the thing for the school “picnic! Sand, gray and brown shades. Care- fully STRAND 2-STRAP This smart strap model in Patent, Tan Kid or Black Kid at $10. In White Buck at $8.50. COMFORT AND BEAUTY Choose Walk-Overs and find gay and youthful style, made in the correct shape that fits your foot with the smart snugness that is style—with com- fort added. The above model excels in all these virtues. g Regularly Sell at 80c Lb. Chocolates that one can't resist, they're g luscious...A selection of fine centers heavily ' Is coated with rich Chocolate. | Pound box sneecseceasenamania Assorted Hard Candies Brittle pieces of hard candy so dainty, the ] Kiddies like them. Half Pound......... = 19¢ | | Lord Baltimore Layer Cake | Three light layers, two white and one choc- olate in center...iced with butter fudge... 60¢ Peach Pocket Juicy peaches, centered in a fine cake 35 ; ; c a = CONVICTS ESCAPE ee = TWO MORE 4 7 = l > . on in ; was the other. The escapes make ; ° le five from the camp this week and =) 19 from the road and other camps | weeks. : %. % ~ within the last tnree : = me ee ee oe es NWOONIS The Slere for ALL the People usic @¢pasier ! Each Set Is Brand-New and Guaranteed Radio Department Third Floor 1) RADIO 5-Tube Radio Set ” >. s Sn OP apy aE ¥ 7 7 . . . ERG es, BIA RE ride jp iy. adit J ar “#* 2: Mia ORY ee ete oll " . 1 in AA 8 RR oe Ny Nm nS ye Sed coche on abe ate dee ah cae ee og fei ve f ee a ee tata DIST egbbibcesin > ¢ : x . oie = owe Fhe aS a Fs 8p ‘ St Bs Sera ee et ee aE ae Se eee. ee I. B , whe A ae ata Tie S Ty int’ Babess 354 . Pi . nw a ee 1% "7 . - N - ie Tip OF SAMBO EON My mer a ee i 5 , ‘ ane ’ : ; : b “ ps ws saa . , . " ie : ns 3 AE: CRAG AB. OR AR MRSA ta ee tte aE NN i MSE Dio ake A ee Rd WORE Z 4 Se SAS at ber. A age ee RR Oe hee ee ee Oe Oe eee sae a x eel — SHES. ROT Sap Gee: . iS: - , te” . oe’ = ‘Aye bat ae Mite os 5 , var of Pa ¥ > hatin ’ be ae ” » See a ire vee, : . paneled ys . . or ae Re creat: cha tat! sites eiestis . bina nal REE ROOD AREAL ta) MO ai te I Tie F Py odie Me i paar sane Seat cae _ : ) Cre eee dee» Te : . A reer An A fren ns ns Filion Dre ‘ 8 sae . bs cit > c nf ieee dy - RO atta ; ¥ . Ke sabes BORA - wrt Gener habeas? 2st SOR ie as wiseees BD Mts Pe eS Pg Pn EOS @e@aime Cunningham Tubes........... 10.00 rou, too, ask how it ean he done. 1 ster mean 100-ampere hour Storage 16.00 The moment you listen to its won- eee ee aM. 5... 0 5 2 ss. wees y 4 Large- wre 2 rerreress uy» I WAL TY'Vyrry Py rryr yyy rey Ld Pal } ’ a4 4 aa T TT Gf statement indictments. — — = CANDIES MAILED ANVIVHERE 4 ee eee Ra taatn Sern ased articien The POST-DISPATCH Regularly prints MORE WANT , ' ie 4 meer peseeye tee Seer Cee | in today's Want pages. ADS than ALL the other St. Louis newspa . COMBINED. es Ser a ee | ) 2 ‘furnished Sidener with eviden pers ——— — — E . O 1ISCOU [ : that would have warranted tria! ity of Ferguson on the false state- - , 4 . Ik¢ ment charges. At no time, they i } 3] c carr 4 th Tt TT en Ol | Q-7: On All Retail Stock IE) | Say. did they believe that the em- eC Caatith Budi dit es Winn as A ERT { LOA: bezzlement charge could be sub-]; ee ? Stantiated. TYTTTIT rr PAA iP La A 7 YTTTTT’y "T reryr "Ty dha hihi! rf ‘ LL rrvrryr ry bL. hidd —— Gili i ——— wv ae "y ‘Ff if ah BAAD bh Add OR TB al a 4 Arey Vie.) TOT aM [ bust ’ {] a od . j il C)iiik WUT | ui MLAB LLAAL? tA ee hobs be + Typ eryert yy } UU ili Prufrock-Litton | Fourth and St. Charles | rT You Save $63 on This Suite Friday and Saturday Due to a fortunate purchase of a fine lot of linen ve- lours, enough to make fifty of these three-piece Suites, we are able to quote this extremly low price of $169— Saving of exactly $63 on this Suite of furniture. Linen velour is a very durable and long-wearing fabric—we have four of the newest shades from which to make a selection—walnut, mole, beaver and golden brown. Make your selection Friday or Saturday. Our Anniversary Sale Will Soon Draw to a Close — "7 ? Addit; Moe i Ahh i i = 1] . Made to Your Special Order in the Prufrock-Litton Factory, Now for Actual Savings of S$ $63 These Suites are tailor-made in the Prufrock-Litton factory. cad Friday and Saturday =. . — , , . . . This three-piece Suite will be covered to order in vour own selection r Ce ot tour ditterent shades ot I:inen velour. Reverse side of cushions covered , : ~ : a iece 1s sanitary filled— v -elsior is used - legs in beautiful brocatelles of rour choice. Large silk tassels trim the arms 4 , d—no tow or excelsior is used. Heavy turned f are of solid walnut. Silk tassels adorn each arm. ot each piece. We Feel Contident You Will Find This Suite Unmatchable Anywhere in St. Louis at Fully $63 Greater Price! The two-piece Suite—davenport and either chair ,:... aia 7 Extended Payments Pay $39 on this $169 Suite, balance of $130 in 10 months, ten equal payments—$13 each month. Or, two per cent dis- count for all cash. Convenient Deliveries Make selection of this Suite Friday or Saturday at this low price and we will hold same for later delivery, if desived.

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-_—— --— ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ ee _ 706 WASHINGTON ous...They're truly to perfection SPECIALS Chocolates ell at 80c Lb. Cant resist, they're go 1 of fine centers heavily olate. . ee. OC Jard Candies mdy so dainty, the aa ] 9e | ——_ re Layer Cake it d hoc. RB butter fudge, OOc Pocket in a fine cake am fondant 35c £D ANYWHERE. eo GON iB yar IR UTD ! ' lho T 4 AT LTT TTT TT and long-wearing Shades from which ja , beaver and golden [53 y or Saturday. = —~ ~ — a VI JUTE iver ehainininten ees LTE lid tanttity — coeeseenientt’ TD ee CUT eT TVTTUTVTy ne : eer - | . mug TA HTT + MALLU LETT TTT TTT Ti Pes ied LTT eT Ere ere | ; ’ oat Aad btn tt o and chassis. ARETE ORES PS LP ’ * ~ » t= you know that they are the best ATITLT THIET You can’t know positively without access to an elaborate petroleum laboratory. Then why not profit by the laboratory facilities and experience of the oldest manufacturers of petroleum products in the United States —the Pierce Petroleum Corporation? Hatt TH YAUUETUOTRANGAAY ONT tt Loietl chatting tT : o Lo \ Deimar B) Tiensiek Nast 4494 Olive Bt. Road r HH. jioeeoew Bervice Station.....0338 Derby Larner Filling @tation, =“ W Cor. Delmer and Lake Larner Filling Station 4000 Page Ate. G. UW Foree Sertice Station hienleo and Audregs MAPLEWOOD, MO. Maple Tree Depot ' 3400 Greenwood Maplewood Motwr Saies 7436 Manchester WEBSTER GROVES, MO. ' J. Busch Big Bend and Newport Ar. Cassese Gereten.: .cccansi Shady end Elio &t. Lilies Aw Renpeir......8bhed> and Gere Aves. RICHMOND HEIGHTS, MO. Max Freidberger. West Park Ave... East of Hanley Kerth Garage a ebawos 35 Ne. CLAYTON ROAD Ww. & Bee cs ‘iartou and Bal'as Bes . oe f die ' ... Ghenere, Mo. -— 2. wien @ehes Aitbetus sic OLIVE ST. ROAD Walter Hecht Gilve and Denny Rds... Stratmann. Mo. Jom Rigmund - .... Crewe Coeur, Mo May Apple Grove. Marine Arte., Creve Coeur, Me. Pid! Steffen. Wild Horse Rad. Monarch. Mo M:. Pieasamt Mere (c...Mt. Pleasant, Ma. Vigus Mere. ¢ / Vigus. Mo, ST. CHARLES ROCK RD. C. C. Bracnmeky.............Paettenrtile. Mo. Ches. I. Etue Marvin and @t. Charlies Ro-k Rd. Armar Gre | Woodson Bd... Overiand, Mo. Lee FPpathe Carmen & Net'l Bridge R4 Careonriiie. Mo KE. Bender. Jr .. Carson BR4. Ramone Pert L. B Smith... Scudder Ave. hiniech. Mo. FLORISSANT RD. Tamd-Beach Motor Co... Ferguson. Mo Ceorge William: Rervice Mation. Ferguson, Mo ere Pioriesant. Mo -eeeces... SB eriesant. Mo. HALLS FERRY RD. H. Rosenkoetter........ es, Meee . Vesccccoes ..ee.«sBelp and Logas MADISON, ILL. Geo Behaeter 8th and Madiesr Ave State Bt. Garage .-lith ead State Mt. ILLINOIS frmeet & Watkins ; ekien, 1 Letine & Fuiche fa a 7 Meeer Brees . iia Caseyville, 8 ‘bes. laf roiz canuien lupe. Pt A, Mle es Beast Csrondelet. Tit. ‘arceta . Edcement Stathon, Fit 1 ££. Rerteis esenae. FOtemount (tty, 77%. Nick Koketerich. ' FPatrmount ‘ tty, nN Antherr Thets French Village, TM. Joe \ollmer ._.Ferse Shoe Lake, Ti. Joe Stemmer..........Horse Shee Lake, TL Hy. Balts Ss Se Rebert A eS ae nm JU BR. Getiticec«+ccccoss Preirte De Poot Li Cross Keres, Ma, Riack Jack, Mo, PAGE 15 ASOLINE & MOTOR OILS | “ ~~ ieee 4 a an ‘ “ 4 ng ae a e ten ON RO Nero OE wane « 2a ; Og aon. ab a4 ~ one 400 ge a. « ing * , hae neat ’ ¢ éo on - aoe * ait mn aly ye ; oo ee ¥ 7 eae: 4 " 4 A a RMR A pe. ARN Re ae pears vane er ‘ F wee ate pe becaey SA wid ° Oye «eernstes Y ind ' . ‘i oe We bibl Atel jae wink on alent 7 “ RIS 6. ates 5 REN LIAR meester ain sige bee I aah aittataete tedidenenh bint n dieine lt dae edt tae ead dae tines vr ee are ee em Sattiaeaieaatieatatiambiee mah ea hindkiod iin on. Or ae ee 4 5 5 eae A. eee E Rr wow F yom ae SS : te bea 1 teem aa ne ea ee ee ee Ae he emaney Sar * i tacedetiieeethintintn shieheetanena tod ha ee ae ae ee ae aaneune — ee . ow ; hoe roars eee. tyre ne teem

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ee a ae ST.LOUIS POST “DISPATCH The report, drafted in 1905. anneal of Dr. T. T. tion had been made, contended the Montana Miners’ Association Re- Work of the Government — port Written in 1908 Condemned | “8S “painted with fraud and col- Policy of Government. lusion.” by the classification the railroad M “or- cGowan, attorney for the Fo1 exchanged thousands of acres of) ‘stry Service, has presented to tin> hat if the Northern convention, | which meets next week, fails ‘take a similar stand, “it would. open the doors to that which would } —_—__—_____, THURSDAY EVENING, MAY 20, 1926 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SAYS RAILROAD 60T TIMBER alain as to their mincral deposi’s | the tide of modernism” was the clared recen: action by the er — Shields of To- ern aden invention in passing © CLAIMS FOR WORTHLESS LAND about 10 years after the classifica- ronto, Canada, president of the!a strong antievolution § resolution’ | Baptist Bible Union of North Amer-,W4S 4 “great victory,” and added ica, at the opening of its six-day} convention here last night. By the Associated Preas. McGowan, as counsel for the! Dr. Shielas urged strict adher- WASHINGTON, May 20.—D. F.| Government, ts trying to prove cues ence to “the historic Baptist posi- be destructive of the things tion” of fundamentalism. He de- which Baptists distinctively stand.” | ~ to- for worthless land for valuable tin-|'ox_ | mene ‘‘ongressional Commission investi- . mt ber tracts. cating Northern Pacific land RTAnts | “2 sombort bea committee of vhe «STEM THE TIDE OF MODERNISM’ ey American | Beauty ; Spaghetti testing against the rhaueifeation bv Ry the Astociated Press. Government agents of paris of ihe WASHINGTON, May 20.—‘Stem BT ALL GROCERS—10c THE PACKAGE .] , Oo rer ar puke R thre + ; ee ee ni ~ ’ _ — a _ — A BT Eee Be ee eg i aie hea a iG 8, pcan Mgt pains (er . AM BPA ads, Ras 2 Rows ak Se i Baked this way es Bread with the flavor ina pes g are ~ anh ies ce ee wae ba tee > pete, ie, Peo ae SO ve ee PR og Talia ay >} : a teccetae EET oe . : Weir ; ; mai . Kicker ax. Sr ; - SR RR REF dane Pg ones wot SOMBRE OR ABR . tg fw et oS He eu, 4 BO aarp men re ae ae popepiinen i) . ated oa SR RE Rl I oe eager RE ree gee i SR ae ea eae - + eae le eg Ms Aepanspap hilltop ep I~ re 4 Nae ; os are — the appetizing goodness Se een eee ys Kens you have always longed for.. - a © *}T just good bread. Butthe ity and richness—but for baking | kind of bread you would qualities as well! strive to get if you were baking 1 in your own kitchen for your own Through a special Testi ng family. Big golden loaves packed Kitchen pass ingredients from the with ahaunting flavor of goodness | ™0St famous mills, the finest dai- commieh ietantal food value. ries and refineries in the country— ae _#to make sure that they measure Phat ts what our way of baking gives you every ‘day Certited Bread. . When Generdl Il as) ington For here is 2 bread made with said farewell to his officers a care that would amaze the most iets ae oe in me in ITS}, the farewell dinner exacting housewite. Each ingre- ti nities te Cimnrion dient that goes into it—the flour, Tavern in New York. From this Tavern, tamous now for ; acenturv and a half both for salt—is given the most caretul its cuisine and for its histori- tests betore aloafof Certified Bread cal interest, comes. a recipe tor a specially delicious pud the milk, even the sugar and the » 4 f » le ie Re Wess) cae eee " “ - ¥ “i : SE ES whe ages : ‘ re Di ee seep Pane Ren erg mmettoweia 0% MS: te eR end ” ee Pus eee Ee - TY — = i: \ 1 >». .@ — a. ae . ~ . tragrance—such delicate favor— | ’ > 2 . } wh . ea rextu [ \ ) yonder when vou | cS (O 1 du -_ - ee is substantial, hunger- — ig goodness! Get a loaf rom your grocer today. Welle Boettler Bakery (American Bakery Co.) much _ a3 ee RENCH PERFUME a: °o [: W. 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For the remainder of this 6 week we will give you the a per FREE with every $1.00 purchase of her preparations Cigar Sale listed in this advertisement. The Utmost in Qaality Edna Wallace Hopper Toilet Goods erieay ond Sieraee }50c Youth Cilay....-.......45ce] } Box of 25, $1.65 84.08 Youth Glay.....cce: 89c Boz of 50, $3.25 Can of 25, 98c Wolff-Wilson’s Wolff-Wilson’s SPECIAL SALE Factory Smokers; HANDMADE Special, 6 for 25c a cee Wee. ci ckws 45c $1.00 Hair Youth ca Wolff-Wilson’s SEMI-CLUBS 60c Youth Cold Cream... 53c oh BLUNT AND PERFECTO SHAPES Cream Fg 3 53c 60c Fruity Shampoo. .. OSs 10 f 45 Box of 100 75c Facial Youth | 69c Special ....... or C $4.25 75¢ No-Shine (for shiny noses’ 0b ae 69c i5c Dry Rouse........ 69¢|| A Deep Cut on Jose Java Cigars Sc Wave Sheen..........69¢e A QUALITY SMOKE 7 60c Youth Mand Lotion S3c Friday and ? f 15 Box of 50 50c Quindent Tooth Paste .45c Saturday...... or C $3.73 Light Face Powder 4Sc 00 Youth Cream Powder, 89c Full-Pound Box Neutrality Brand Imp. Manillas BiG. BLUNTS — HANDMADE — LONG FILLER Week-End Candy Special THEY CAN'T BE EQUALLED FOR THE PRICE Whole Chocolate Covered 3 f 10 Box of 100 Cherries in Cream. ‘49c eee or C $3.23 Masters, Fl Roi Tan. Don Julian. Harvester. Mapacuba, La Pendrich, Fl Principal. Robert Garcia Grande, Lampert ” ithe Straight Sizes cut to 3 for 25<: box of 50 - for 25¢ sizes cut to 10¢ straight: box of 50 In Straight Sizes cut to I2e: box of 50 » for o0c Sizes cut to tte: box of 50 © Epa _ 60c Youth Vanis g if you are looking for a real good Sc Cigar, try these. Chancellor, Fl Producto, La Palina. Mercantile. Pre- ferencia, Administration. Henry the Fourth. Muriel. Emmett. Dutch $3.95 £4.95 $5.95 $6.95 Tungsten, San Felice, Agent. Niles & M oxer. Hauptmann Handmade. Red Dot. Havana Rib- bon. Turkish—Friday and Saturday Have 2 White Chas. Denby. Brinkman-Meisel Handimade, La Resta. “6c Skin—msN New Way DON JULIAN JOHN RUSKIN ~paeane radieniyecsansi: epee CURRENCY ro _ 3 for 50c Rich. Mansfield hit oo a Perfecto Grande Size GARCIA BABIES s and whitens r $4.00 Box of 25 TT ‘ : n Value $3.19 6 for 25c nic prerepancnt W.-W. TAMPA .. Box of 50. $2.00 Re Had for the Price in glag« humider with ash tray tep SERENE MIXTURE Deacock am my ‘Bleach Creme ae ee Sale Price, 73c Can of 50. $2.25 ee ae Phe next PUFFS Extra Special! oF | fs | =2 . vets \ Better Cigar Can't 16-oz. Velvet Piafescrs-amt Sc Straight Tobacco 93c ——=EB| cura | Oure ce of two beautiful por- traits of Edna Wallaiis Hop- 88 @Friday and Saturday B Qhe Woman's Raz0v CURVED TO FIT agit eee tiy, en Im. = che underarm Listerine........216 Sal Hepatica... .23e, 35c Energine Cleaner.... Sapo Elixir ....... ‘ Epsom Salts, 5 pounds.. McCoy’s Cod Liver “ VeRtete . ..ccucun Compound ....... er Bromo Seltzer. .25¢, 660, $18 40c Castoria (Fletcher's) 50c Pebeco Tooth Paste... 50c Pepsodent Tooth Paste Squibb’s Tooth P noe Sanito!l Tooth Paste ¢ ot Powder, 3 for..... a Films Left Before 1 May Be Had Same Skin Youth Brought Back by N. A famous Beauty Expert has covered a new kind of Fas which Gu: cckhly stimulztes health and vigor, renewing This tonic powder is almost mening and soothing—it has ¢ effect upon pimples, ness, and enlarged pores. Eves © wads disappear. This n w powder is hes.ve—it clings un 1d washed i$ not absorbed by the skin cre often caused by the pores inferior po wders). Use this powder and watch your skim and healthy again— heads, oily skin, enlarged poset pores ===" signs disappear. _— © Jomic Face Sale Price —+'~ “423i Orders Promptly Filled—Add 10° of Entire Order to Cover Postage and Pinkham’s Vegetable’ _ of this articte| rec the. — this one lesson) You ¢ you own body it may be! insta ata than millions of dollars, you a= of what use is money per » pealth, or after you are] & = or ile nn is this:— Keep your someon and you will have follo and strength to gain and en- ss, success and length of tong pine mouth, 4 _| thetr you may ask:— not Can | Keep My System Pure? | hea ig mot @ hard question to wal er, for physiology plainly on ou that your liver, which med ll all of your other vital ki he combined, has the gro neal of purifwing your blood an won your entire system and of it pure and heaithy. Does the Liver Purify? are jans tell us that the liver the system by manufac- a a greenish-yellow, bitter ae called the bile, which, be- pim meals, is stored up in the| rest ladder, but after each meal/ me red out into the intestines. bile is purgative and antiseptic rmicida!l. In health, it is your/ ac that makes your bowels act | ments ly and freely every day,—it| self- enly purgative. It is/ tion,” bile that keeps your bowels sweet, clean and free from ms of fermentation (gas), action. decay and disease. Re- e r that germs cannot live] ture there is bile ard there can| septic ore be no fernentation to/ els; gas, nor putrefaction or de-| bo to produce isons or toxines. | every as bile is Nature's purgative, } tion, can be no ‘constioation tf the] ease is flowing naturally and freely But ‘the bowels after each meal. freely, when the bile stops flowigg | #4! your — — acting reg- timately causing . poisons sailed tox- | ment are gradually absorbed into} 4nd blood and circulate all over | cians body, poisoning. irritating or [the ing your br and nerves, | 2°. muscles and sointe, your heart, | ©@ra,. skin, kidneys, bladder, spleen | ative every vital organ of your body | as ing your liver, stomach and val 2 “ * a f feel els. do Nature's Danger Signals | mn your car gets out of fixj and can tell tt. It is the same way] you your liver. Nature gives you he ing—not by words, but by sig- or symptoms. 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and Olive Sts. and ench “that 2 tol- Extracts Made in ts France e . order Bottled unce Here oth Perfume and Toilet Water isse Chypre Jasmin Violet He ch Bottle Individually Boxed ue Qhe Woman's Razor CURVED TO FIT Removes hair safety, “OC o_swiftly, and ently endup from the underarm and limbs. oe | sterine........21c, 420, 780 | Hepatica....23c, 45c, 88o 9c Energine Cleaner..... po Elixir om Salts, 5 pounds... .39o oy’s Cod Liver Oil 8 ea ...080 inkham’s Vegetable ee 98c »>mo Seltzer. .25c, 50c, $1.00 Ic Castoria (Fletcher’s) ..29c Ic Pebeco Tooth Paste... 42c Pepsodent Tocth Paste 42c yuibb’s Tooth Paste..... 36c nitol Tooth Paste or Powder, 3 for........ . .50e tl ae ——_ = ot . > ; ‘ ims Left Before 10 a.m. ay Be Had Same Day. Skin Youth | Brought Back by New Tonic A famous Beauty Expert has just dis overed a new kind of Face Powder thich quickly stimulates the skin [0 ealth and vigor, renewing skin yout his tonic powder is almost magically ling and soothing—it has an immedr te citect upon pimples, blemishes, rough: ess, and enlarged pores. Even |! ack: ads disappear. | This new powder is marvelously ad- esive—it clings until washed off. Yet if S not absorbed by the skin (blackheads often causcd by the pores absorbing nferior powder:). Use this magic tonic owder and watch your skin grow young d healthy again —pimples, black- beads, oily skin, enlarged pores and age igns disappear. ee 3 Sale Price 59c Postage and Packing? pert Kodak Finishing ) S| ; JExquisite Odours|[f S >. ‘ ~~ 4 % ea ' “eek : — _ —«—~,«, 7 “i _ ¢ oo ; entire system and of > a : 1 S eee healthy. your bladder, thus breaking into| their health by this medicine. it. pur your sleep. In the morning you|now, thanks to modern : : are tired instead of refreshed.| ‘Urine methods, even Does the Liver Purify? itiainties « } th Ste person can easily i. at we that the liver] — °C°8)Y your Realth is injured. | package of Calotabs for they are ' ns Se aia atin Your complexion becomes sallow,| now manufactured by the a. 1 al bitter muddy or yellow—your skin may |?" one of or oe Solr gps ae sh-yellow, tte ve Oe anes oratories ix e wor F are ms saga hic b be disfigured with liver spots or], tet c aedichune ave aad ‘tt hes - Sesiled the bile, which, be-| pimples; wou may become sleepless, srt ety g Bags mites. . ile is fore bls. og only this one lesson} you ure 3 od strength to gain and en- ness, Success and length of Can 1 Keep My System Pure? * jg Ot @ hard question to for : that your liver, which ethan all of your other vital combined, has the special of purifwing your blood and ede he ‘by your is stored up in the ider, Dut after each meal 4 out into the | purgative and antiseptic kes your bowels act a freely every day,—it t only purgative. It is bile that keeps your bowels gweet, clean and free from werms of fermentation ection, decay and disease. Re- Fog bile ard there can ies fern-entation to|els; that, in health, bile Keeps the | and any gas, nor putrefaction or de- mo produce poisons or toxines. as bile is Nature's purgative, can be no constijation if the s flowing naturally and freely ‘the bowels after each meal. when the bile stops flowing your bowels stop acting reg- tely causing gas and| freely the mext day. This treat- — ceinone (enlled tox-| ment represents the best thought] should be are gradually absorbed into and experience of the best physi-|] the most blood and circulate all body, poisoning, irritating or ning your brain and muscles and joints, your heart, skin, kidneys, bladder, spleen every vital organ of your body fing your liver, stomach and ' Nature’s Danger Signals ® can tel! it. th your liver. sing—not by words, but bv sig- or symptoms. _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ADVERTISEMENT How to Get It an How to Keep It this article | recognizes these danger signals and | also should know instantly heed them. ing of them and} j it may be! freely into your bowels you, sooner or later, begin to feel some of the following symptoms:—Your breath may become heavy or bad, your tongue coated, a bad taste in your mouth, your food (and tobacco) lose their natural flavor, your food does not agree with you: you may have heartburn, gas, or fluttering around the heart, dizziness or blind spells; you may be troubled with belching Or gas, causing soreness, stiffness in the small of wour back over your kidneys, making you think you have kidney trouble; at night the <eep your will have for breakfast. and go and you about ask:— physiology plainly icine—the best devised. your bowels presses upon | est restless and irritable or blue and]. 7/f"™ melancholic. You may have fre- quent, dull headaches; your bowels stop their free, full and natural action; you have constipation, fer- mentation, gas, putrefaction and self-potsoning or “auto-intoxica- tion,” as some doctors call it. Hew to Make the Bile Flow We have learned that bile is Na- ture’s purgative and Nature's anti- septic (or germ killer! for the bow- | and intestines. ily- package. th, it is your ) In healt! ) combined with rectives. take its place; (gas), ing the calomel germs cannot live bowels moving regularly and freely every day and prevents fermenta- tion, gas, putrefaction, decay, dis- ease and self-poisoning. But when the bile stops flowing freely, how can we start it up again? The answer is, Take Calo- tabs at bedtime and drink water bowels Calotabs give you cians in every civilized country in the world. No other purgative wil! nerves, | ao. If you take oils, salts, cas- cara, or the many other simple-lax- ative syrups, powders and candy laxatives, you are merely wasting valuable time. They only make you feel better for a day or two. They do not remove the cause for thes do not increase the flow of the bile over medicines, for which is Nature's onlw purgative] age of Calotabs. pen your car gets out of fixjand intestinal antiseptic. When | druggist to order It is the same way]you take Calotabs you know that] you. The price, Nature gives you] vou have taken a real, doctor’s med-{cents for a icine. It cleans you out thoroughly. | will be Your doctor]! Every inch of yor twenty-five foot . preventing possibility of danger correctives settle the supplied important they almost every case of sickness, if used promptly, may prevent many cases of serious illness. IEALTH ee. including your stomach, small ntestines and large intestines, is purified and refreshed and you are feeling fine with a hearty appetite Fat what you please w ork ;—there their medicine can in mo such thing as a substitute for calomel. | The assistants act like salts, wash- system accumulation The and | sicken- of the etomach preventing nausea, ing and griping effects. (and water) the combined effects of calomel and salts without seating, sickening, merous effects of either. The medicine chest of every home| street. with Calotabs, of all family are one can in each your package only large family cheerfully refunded if you) pee. ure not delighted with the resulta. | Ask Calotabs are composed of a thore oughly purified and refined calomel, | nasistants and cor- The calomel increases the flow of the bile and every physician knows that no other there therefore, needed Directions for Using Calotabs: thirty-fi the nau-'! griping and dan- is no danger, for Calotabs are per- | fectly safe and create no habit ex- | cept the habit of health. What Are Calotabs—How do They Act? , ' Calotabs are a real doctor’s med- | kind ever | Kings, presidents and mil- lionaires have traveled far and have} paid rich fees to the world's great: | physicians and have regained | But manufac- | the poorest find the prite of! the millions, economical packages, price thirty-five cents for a large, fam- and, a : tof 2711 Cass avenue. Wesloh at- to drive between a Complete directions, in plain lan- car and a wagon loaded with iron guaeze which evers stand, are contained under- pack- | retail | for | 7e | | —— eee RENE ee ; body It will save] thor : F yan millions of dollars; you much pain, serious illness and — cleared and washed ih mor ¢ what use is money} perhaps big repair bills. . aes . a and your bile is | . healt, or after you are When the bile stops flowing ainsi id eit presi Bene mead stating that he was the! Service | herds 7a & the machine. He de-| 'clared the bov, who suffered severe | | lacerations of the head and hody, | nath of the auto- | Robert Martin. 14, of 4145 Mary- | suffered concussion | of the brain and scalp wounds, at | | when he was struck! his bicycle at Me- | Rovle avenues by an driven by a Negro. } H. WELLS ‘turned today in the death of Julius _ beam package, | 0©ams 2 MEN IN BORROWED Surrenders Later. THURSDAY EVENING, MAY 20, 1926 PAGE 15 —_—. ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH mer Klarich, 6 months old, of 5970 Machine—Driver | a ,Lalite avenue, was begun today | and continued for further testimo- | kp The child died Tuesday of in- | juries suffered Sunday night when | Fashion CAR HIT BY AND HEF an automobile in which he was rid- | C)' QYv ing with his parents collided with | Department See es a Market street car at Clayton road | 3 and Oakland avenue. 7 ‘. Chased by Policeman, They : Sixth and Locust Streets Specializes in Slendering Apparel for Women | Stout Sizes 38 to 56 | Regular Sizes 36 to 46 | Little Women’s Sizes 3514 to 47% | Two Negroes, rowed automobile, ran down Carl Diamond, 8 years old, of 604A Sou- boulevard, at i2:30 mm Mh. abandoned the blocks a motor cycle police- who witnessed the accident. midnight appeared at stepped into the Ralph Caxon, 1%, of 1729 Lafay- Mrs. JosepHine Sotolard, | fered a fracture of the left leg. .at Kighteents. street and then overturned. Chouteau and Compton avenues, a watchga police patrol | . a Negro, was struck by an au-'/!§ tomohbile driven by Harley B. Wood Hospital from a skull fracture. his serious condition Wood was ar- | Man. Whose « ‘ompanion on Truck Was Killed, Held for Grand Jury. sean under $5000 bond, was re- Chappee was an employe of ithe Brecht Co., 1201 Cass avenue, inias is Wesloh. Chappee was riding with Wesloh lon a truck yesterday when, in front} als and When the truck passed the an angle, one of the! struck and crushed An inquest into the riding in a bor- crossing Marion yesterday, machine being as he was away while KS | Breakfasts | CQELAAIAA LUNI NOGUAAAUNLALNANNUUUUAUUTONUAULLESTUOLAEPUELEEEENSUHHSSTUEUEHHHATIUAEEOORNOTTUTE © Quaker Food Hints MeCloud, 1 Secon Soulard Street Roy 1819 2° South Well-known bus driver for the Houston ( Tex.) Electric Co. suffered a fractured Schild avenue, suf- | “Strong” for Puffed Wheat— food that tempts with a unique deliciousness (Caxon'’s motor Sotorlard at when \irs. into the street at VERYBODY admires | Harrison Wells for his good | “te aR nga sami by, Charles Oldham, | driving, his courtesy to his pas sengers, and his carefulness and alertness at all times. + The boy was taken | Like scores of other men who | No. 2 suffering; use their minds to think, hes | careful what sort of food he eats. | His usual breakfast choice is the | cereal food known as Pufied Wheat. | Puffed Wheat is whole wheat exploded to 8 times its normial size, then deliciously oven toasted so that it crunches in your mouth like fresh toast. Ex- perts say it is the most delicious grain food known. Approximately 20% is bran. But to eat it, you would never guess it. It proves that food | that’s “good” for you can tempt vour palate. too. Supplies miner- other strength-building I} properties of whole wheat tn amazingly delicious and quickly lig +.) la f rrr cigestivice a’ 4 babe Because of. criminal | W es- Lowell verdict of holding Albert old, of 8841 of i112 Madison street 2 ~ Values to $39.75 to purchase inal selling Savings. 4 Lond) KY. at | “ ANNUAL SPRING CLEARANCE ~Coats—Dresses Grouped at Two Drastically Reduced Prices ¢ 25 and 35 V alues to $55 Second Floor Here’s your opportunity : clothing for. Spring and Summer wear at fractions of orig- prices. Do not fail to take advan- tage of the remarkable COATS Silk and cloth models now at the height of their vogue. traveling and vacation wear. Higher-Priced Coats Reduced DRESSES Dresses for every occasion in the season's smartest styles and materials. Latest colors and fashion effects. Higher-Priced Dresses Reduced For motoring, | extended beyond the It’s the kind of cereal you | want in your home. Trv it—see (= how the family takes to it. ' | Chap- | ‘Quaker Puffed Wheat | death of Fl- The SUNDAY POST-DISPATCH prints TWICE as many CLASSIFIED ADS as the only other St. Louis Sunday newspaper —_—_——- Sl | i : Clearance of 450 Smart Spring ICOATS Metioned of Elegant Fabrics in iS] Q.75 Original Values to $45 Smart Spring Coats are all fash- “in the smartest styles of exqui- Quality fabrics—in the popular including sports and twills. “, af€ sensationally low priced! $13.75 ON SALE FRIDAY N $13.75 HIGH QUALITY AT THE . - ON SALE FRIDAY 'WASHINGION AVENUE CORNER SEVENTH Brand New Spring Models—The Very Latest and Smartest Modes— Fashioned of Exquisite Silks, Satins and Georgettes in the Loveliest Spring Colors and Stunning New Styles DRESSES MADE TO SELL UP TO $29.79 Graceful Flares in Smart Youthful Types Chic New Styles Developed of Rich Silks of New Colorings! Extremely Low Priced! ‘THESE stunning new Spring Dresses are developed in the smartest styles. Every new fashion note is carried out in the most attractive effects—rich silks of delightful Spring colorings are used and the trimmings are exquisite. They are priced exceedingly low for such quality and such excellent workmanship. BEDELL ECONOMY SECTION OFFERS LOWEST PRICES! FRIDAY—A Sensational Sale of Over 500 Lovely New - ee ee — « ~~ as nme < om Oe ee en te eae *” we de . es —_ ae ee . taal * ure . - mer" Oo eal * a = Pee, i A RCE EM. heetogs bind a weet ferme. es ae Snes oe eee SEP oS a Ma a = ly elem ewe Cre ae 7 - sae 4 i : . — . - he meal wie workin : : P ee ee ere ee ke Der ae en bs spot sr splat hay to cca a, ARR toe msi Set Bk tibet Alle geet «ley. Nae pills RAO ay Nye ny am, AP etn: edge tem oe poms si oe ae oe ry = 2 = ae S : , a eet ea opis Cw LE NAS II OB eM a th ONE TN EG OR CCRT I nm aU “ . apattis tee. 6 em prensa ante hk ated. 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En er o_ ~* - - rn SS et tll ee PAGE 16 _ dd ST LOUIS POS TUSFAILA . _—. THURSDAY, EVEN! : oes : Bs a TT we me A EE -—— —_— a ree eee - bh “——- - Eigen al pane: vets - PEL GS. es ¥ . . Ps De ae ee oe a ee ts ee re eed iees —— , Prat r —_ 4 next Sunday. Boat leaves at 8:50 remarks of the pastor, es § : o : A. M. and returns 11 P. M—a de- plaint states. refer to able tor making Curtains for almost any room. ored dotted Curtains. i tnousg = Naive : | | SUES PASTOR HE SS y See Our Other Announcements on Paces 5 oe 17 : fc a in This | f r fe 9 ol ee Ge eo eel + . ) $] 19 rs ; Y 2 ~ " - a e "DAY —— b eee ce he: ' = met | ‘Wall Paper Sal ee hae ge ent 1 5% | ry wats o— ie © éaka x rr sc habe es : | 4 1 a a e€ a e Brooklyn Man Demands $100,- i @ ef sf pal . , a : | fyF pink-striped : : red : 7 2? 6g Beet ie = . : i p : a pointe ‘ ELL EU tailored, double i v3 ; | z ; * boned in frome nd et .. ooo of Preacher He Blames h tacked = ! s Wall P ee stitched, bar tacked; : ; —one-piece. e ia r in gorgeous - iE io — lave a “es ee anes lennon al , a Oe = > anne ' | Over 89,000 rolls of Wa ape gorg P 5 for Divorce Suit. | eave a apap pockets; , SM EEN! ES Sera. sk 2 =AT>. | ge over the bine: —— Eng 4 terns, wonderful values, elaborate color schemes [ inn ae. atic PHINSICUL oC Pe cite se AES ‘> ern (Downataiee ets tt . ‘ av for By Leased Wire From the New epenenttit: — eerR gees) Soke este 22 ee ee ae) are on sale Friday and Saturd y ‘ York Bureau of the Peat-Deapanes h. 42: ) NEW YORK, May 26.—Ben iP | 10c Per Roll and L : =) ™ Tuthil, member of the W en =] j a , *i ue Baptist Church ; 3 \ ee Ce : r tails col — TA as. a =I oo ——" code ec? Be eure yon ave in 5 os Paste ee en The May Sale is an interes*ing a for the hovsewile who wishes new Curtains for immed = | sg | , r s se siadres © Mict aui Stanaerea iy fOul Mies a - 4 : —" anheecene 6 i lay rt " ral The Best in Wall Paper E files. An affidarit Oy Sos! | e 99 a i 5 B Sunday choot t ae | 500 Pairs “Quaker” F ail Panel iM 1 BSTERC (05555 "| Rayon airs “Quaker” Fringed Panels ce | ; , _ pe ¥ 4 a i = KYOW as he ove nest.” i C > G 4 ‘ Tuthil’'s complaint in the slander | | urtain auze 3 ab 809 N. Tth =) action alleges that Mct‘au! said be- |} . h | tf | The Big Store Wuh the Canopy | 4 for prongghee ss ans be ssi 4 ; shine : * ee | 5 waiting an opportunity to betra At C Yard ‘ Wy Vt PS ALAA EARS AtAL APL AAS come Tipps ia De s he quotes! ff ed i = ing 4 ny ‘ ‘ a + ad nthe nit A lot of 700 yards of i | . 4 ) nm D fine sheer gauze in dainty The well-known Quaker Panels, that are known to every housew'fe, as being 3 : wel om a T? rc rn 1? i reat bos diss S a” oe perp Ya beautiff:l curtains as well as giving splendid service. Come in the popular filet Ue “sm | eee | it « Aa abet weave in a variety of pretty patterms. All have scalloped bottoms finished with i me 4 | comm | rtificial silk fringe. Come in the ecrutint and are 36 inches wide. - i ei . Me c O es * ri : - “ X . . e tit ee cee Colored Ruffled Curtains 5-Piece Colored Ruffled Curtains Sunfast Drapery at 26c You i ; r S G not amr! i] orqgey) tO cover Ta t ‘ : ready been made for the opening pery Damask a 96c ard ic © 5a his monstrosities in privat _ aah, event of the J. S. Steamer De Lene ie ge | Curtain Nets at 36c Yard Ruffled Curtains at $1.48 Set Beautiful, lustrous Drapery Damask in ia 1926 Season. This is the annua ; niaidt es, in a public sj , > bie i i mile trip to historic St. Genevieve, diate idl aunhie aaah | Filet lace Curtain Nets in ivory and ecru: Fine grenadine Curtains in noveity patterns, tractive allover and striped patterns. Shc t ae | shown in a good assortment of patterns: suit- some have colored ruffles: included are col- im splendid color combinations. 1 y SRS er ee Cee lightful 10';-hour outing. Advance 1 sale of tickets at reduced fare. Make Y-RAY 10 LOCATE BEAUTY neat a se A EL A A hl A CCL CET eet A A Ae cia. cttnttt:. seit hl LLL ALL LLL ALE LL A SRE ooh BS SAO 4 Unusual Savings Are Atforded i in These Made of wool and ra~on and shown 2% H h i patterns; all have knitted bottoms. Cm ouse O Hosiery Specials for Friday ae For Out- ai City Ticket : gh | your reservation today, as only a lim- } PINS SWALLOWED RY BABY | rl ay va le 0 -in. 0 ore Ol es a - | Hie ited number of tickets will be sold. Office File asd Tie emipen | 4 ’ ai ay p e Cl ad § ae aC UR ; on Merzanine Ta ee é MOST pportunit ffor ; this Remnants ‘ | - tage EV Fieer Atcad No Injury tm Threat of 10- } A 4 ‘ Oppo! ity iS ax ded In thi sa! C. emnant $s Of | V 4 ae MUSIC— ap ope ane tunes by t the Building. For _ VMonths-Old Girt. i | bewatifel | oIid Aerio Voiles are offered at an exceptionally low price. ———— New ict ° ae +) oh —- A$ oe Orleans formation Phone + oe a — i A:1 39 inches wide and come in lengths from 2 to 6 yar ds. Shown in white and a ‘ Wi \ = MAin 4040. maéé today of Frances W: Ht large assortment of solid colors; suitable for making women’s and children’s dresses, forMen and Boys On Sale Friday m é a 4 MEALS— a . r pe -” pa hits | i Berrie, eve © Night ef Love= * artis a : , ” ’ ~ Lhe? + : . | ‘ ‘ m — s9016 —4{,00@ ute Bles for basket parties soulevard who jast meer sow i} | Unbleached Muslins White Broadcloth —3 0’Clock Special” : Te | Reaching for the . iy 2) wed th? wai rt. alias Hi TH : : ° ’ MRE S| + takes 06 Otis Sosnits i At 12'2c Yard At 29c Yard 33-Inch Crepes E ae rw Boys bat Depart- rentin’ Down in 7 Atal - : ited te eplnd: Cie Welk ides | eRe SS a ee : = At 12!4c Yard ments Mave been greatly eniarge enabling ze017 , a me HE J. S. Moonlight Trips Start May 24 fodged in the esophagus There {| | Remnants of fine yarn, Remnants of good quality : 2 . you to make selection with ease and comfort, ast -orstana—Fer A vas ‘no evidence of injury to th tot te ane. A di tc Ng Fine OES if 6 besidhipaila Pits tay ) hari NS ire aie vieet oni pies » oases oe Pettis Men’s Nainsook Union Suits Have a Cool Porch As OUR LIS PRIN Sa EEN eS same PARA RARARAAA BARA LAR SDAAMAAAPAARDARA BAPARA, ha RA RAPA RAE Ty oO) ry’ J’ — 40 | : ( | | ! Jc. 99c 69c naan = a f | : | Made with elastic webbing in back to tee es] : it . M4 are Se Unease eel wear; ail are full-cut and roomy garments | | | ata Moderate Cost. |) “soe: Mer afshinet Memes pen ome | Soa Rare er ae 5 it m fancy patterns:, have tops: three - seamed : eet HH uigh-spliced heels. dou- back, high-spliced heels A Lot of Men’s Good Shirts Gardee Hove, a > ble soles: sizes 9 te and toes; black, white ie: : i oe siaeiicil PRE FEE eS sain ose—guarant | fF See the Vudor Porch Shades at Kennard’s HI gs alos ager te See ee At $1.19 re ay 25-ft. cocsion, ‘ 4 E : | | avore Included are those of broadcloth, cottem pamgee with couplings. 5° ft.” $629 GM ey 3 Vesrinues thie fain ee Maneecey Ae | on and woven ——— ae and a Hose Nozzles .....-.- 59¢ ne | i s V : Styles; imcluded are fancy and plain white, blue, | | a: . | P S > : tan and gray; all sizes. — Renae F you long for a cool, shady place Special Purchase Enables Us to Offer | mite © : to : ; o a Bah ; : in which to rest, read or sew. A | . . Men’s Wool Bathing Suits Alt | 7 ft wide $950 porch hung with Vudor Porch fi Boys’ Wash Suits in a 4 At $2.95 7 euie | i 7 Oft. : - | ’ au | FE : P — Shades provides just sucha place, Heavy weight all-wool Bathing Suits in shiek a 4 . ; A ii style; plain colors or with skirt and oF ca Hose Reel. $1.98 Hi : ) E airy and cool. protected from the : $ 59 a os ce ge colors: first and second ‘ Sturdy Reels, made of Ay | ; i : : . eens hardwood—will hold 100 ft. an ' : blazing sun and gaze of passersby. : A f B k $1.95 of hose. A Hose Reel keeps a R : ee | oys’ Cricket Sweaters at kinks out of the hose. mitt if F Vudor Porch Shades are made of | In the Popular pullover style: of wool sad ai Sak: & > | : =| on and have knitted bott All Hf ; rc thin wood Strips stained in beau’ Satched aed th - : § a - , ~ eal 2 : ti 10 ft. wide —~7 ft. 6 in. drop 11.00 where you can Giways get 4 seat howe. Practically al all buses, street ca rs went service Ea | re stere.) heels. Sizes 3 to 8 in the assort- | Grams Rene, in pretty —T * Four yards wide it lends cars loop near Kennard s . OF park vour car at Union Market Garage two shore blacks m | ment. A —a ine ¢ oun : ze two short blac 2 ssiahttitailinn “ttiegt cd — — powaaiee Om g for rooms wi seams. a - “+ i — ——— ——. a

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————-——~ ST-LOUIS POST-DISPATCH siieiniainlinats THURSDAY EVENING, MAY 20, 1926. ss GT. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _,PAGE 17 ————— re ——— —— eceememeniation — — } ‘ , ‘ an . ; S , TWO FILE AS CANDIDATE | ination for judge of the Circuit “te Our Other Announcements on Pages 5 and 16 A. W. Hart Seeks Judgeship, R. F. oo = mieten aca Johnston Seat in Congress. Howland F. Johnston, Assistant — $71.19 _—— _- : - Alva W. Hart, attorney with of-/ Circuit Attorney, filed with thes ices in the Pierce Building, yes-| Secretary of State yesterday @ _ . | mnal declaration of candidacy or rday led a declaration as . terday f . ' # the Republican nomination § fo: : ‘ candidate for ipe Republican nom- (‘ongreasmMman. Tenth Dietrict. om T> | €3- ~— ~pink-stri ) 4 boned coma ee GRAND-LEADER pecial Sale of New Wash Fabrics | In These Three Groups Many of the Smartest Wash Fabrics for Summer Are Offered for Your over the hips: sizes 32 to 42 Choosing at Extremely Low Prices—This is Your Opportunity to Save on Fabrics for Summer Frocks >. Solid-Color Voiles Dress Linens Novelty Rayons oN 4000 Yards Featured at 3000 Y ards—Shecial, Yard Outstanding Values—Y ard 25c ae | 59c — eee _rdied Brassieres _ « me om Spe 8 el nlares a Pe ’ mony a one ~ ae ‘ . oe te tan, oo ama > el ww ~s . he EPR Ae AOE le how ee ee ee ee ee ee , ; An unusual value because it is For smocks, for children’s frocks | A fabric of distinction is this — 58 of a soft and sheer quality—desir- | and suits, and for the making of | one of the season’s newest and . SEK able for Summer frocks and lin- | bridge sets and luncheon sets this | most popular materials for cool 1 gerie. Woven of selected cotton is a particularly delightful fabric. | frocks. This quality is exceptional | yarns, and shown in a wide variety An excellent quality, 36 inches | and there is a wide variety of most | of daintiest tints. 36-in. wide. wide, and in rainbow colors. attractive patterns, apery at 26c Yard © Ty in neat figured pattern; erial for making Spring ang eS. | Other Exceptional Values Fabrics Also Featured Other Special Values At 25c Yard At 39c Yard At 59c Yard a ere ae ‘ oo - — a : 5 - onsen. prvitiiree hha ath agiroemae - ao deued - o~ iphabaadl a a 0 si ne pean ~ own - as ” oe el — a Fr erk Fe8 _ n a & — ee al 1 ay genbe +. PL vetatepgitan, bot ‘ Baa aS hints, wee. us os or rete es - Yamask at 96c Yard | pte: — Figured Broadcloth. 36-Inch Solid-Color Rayon. | Sheer Embroidered Voiles. ‘ i ee . ; | mas Spee prey Broadcloth. | 36-Inch Wendy Printed Batiste. Printed Silk-and-Lisle Crepe : i ied striped catiarae. Rea Macfie ite Me e, Sheer Quality. | 36-Inch Wendy Printed Voile. Printed Bordered Voile. | HI | ieshinetions meee a. ; mR Crepes. 32-Inch Cromwell Prints. Sheer White Voiles. | ncaa one of the most i | ss torell aes edt ieee A Re: Crepe. | 36-Inch Plain Yama-Yama Crepe. | Fancy Printed Rayon. distinguished of living ACILESSES, belongs i | ere ieee ae rons emnants. | 36-Inch Fancy Printed Rayon. | Stoeffel’s Swiss Organdie. | to a family that for three generations has notably i | gerie Elisse Crepe. | 36-Inch Panel-Striped Rayon. | _ St. Gall Dotted Swiss. | graced the American stage. Away from the foot- aie (second ficor an -hrift Avenue—Main Floor.) : lights, she is just as charming as when she is the heroine of a Barrie play, and to share her hospitality is a privilege. Miss Barrymore serves and drinks Clicquot Club Pale Dry Ginger Ale. She says: en Me etlion odigenenes Spectals| | - : 4 24 New Victor Records and Boys ; On Sale Friday mm Our Music Salon aap ; 3 aaa ight of Love—Waltz = aA ack aaaaa aes ree) Reaching for the Monn Fox eM Ocoee Tory, “J find the Pale Dry Clicquot Club a delightful ‘ ' ' : : — yoodrich Silvertown ord Orcnesie ; By . , . . pte oot oe csi ee re oe eecenee rex — drink. The flavor is delicate in the extreme—an mn grea eniarged enaDiin ; - ie oes —Paul Whitem and His ‘Orchestra caw 5 Cag : , : . , al tH A lian anal RO iting — rie 4 ee a intriguing taste. After the intense strain ofa night's . : . —Paul Whiteman and His Orchestra : i secured at moderate prices | a. “Cubtics in the A ‘ | performance, Clicquot is most refreshing. tial savings. i ae ee Peerless Qua Te | ‘ : ‘ ) ‘ Good Night, I'll See You in the - ; orn ns ee oo . ) Smeicce hi WV . : ricket and Golf | All These Records May Be Heard in Our Music Salon— PSS IB Of = shee a Two flavors to choose from y (Fourth Fivor.) > a3 ——— od , - _* | ‘ S ca ofore hina = Y ters at $2.95 NF 7 “ey % The delicate, elusive flavor of the new Pale Dry nd ra-on and shown in fancy | N | say ~ oY, Clicquot has brought it into instant favor. The knitted bottoms. Come in all-§ ouseno eceas 95 y famous Golden Clicquot is a particularly invigot- os . ating, gingery drink, the most popular of all k U | for Out-of-Doors 2-Piece Living-Room Suite S 50 For the sunroom. the liv bottled beverages the nation over. Choose to suit $00 nion Suits | AF Mv : S : : —_ ing room and on the adinie your individual taste; both are equally generous At 69 gf In assive panish Design - —bring fresh color with a in size, and equally reasonable in price. The Cc ao Pocket conveniently Clicquot Club Company, Millis, Massachusetts. , webbing in back to reinforce | The continuous mahogany woodwork at the base, up the arms and across They = i bag = | ape roomy garments. Sizes | the top makes a charming frame for the Spanish styled upholstery, with rose, yellow and green; in | 2 “tam | large, brass-headed nails holding the taupe mohair covering in place. The basket, cornucopia and fan- ' .¢ | oe eggs ed ia 8 " late « an shapes, | , . ‘ | mS ove. 16% loose cushions are reversed in linen frizette, giving a delightful touch of cy s i ice ‘ AS en's Good Shirts Garden Hose, $3.49 Lawn } lowe Serie color to the neutral background. Fifth Pieee> | , ] 19 a Goodyear corrugated | Easy running; selt-sharp- t $ ° moulded Hose—guaranteed ening; convenient 14-Inch . G I N G E R A L E £ broadcloth c . ! for 2 years. 25-ft. section, | size; adjustable reel for cut- p i S a : ? RK © Sctlet attached sougon Penees MWh couplings. 'so ft. $649, ting grass high or low eI rhg 4 “— ’ . " C ana nec —_——— (8a... Maseliee .... Cc’) ; . _- a A — -.¢ ” « MS aed alate white. blue, | 59 : " Special Price a TWO FLAVORS ::*“PALE DRY” anno-“GOLDEN zes. $3.25 make an ornamenta! fence. allover style; of wool and ray- Upholstered in Cretonne . * { __ a. Suits : res A very special value At . ; : —- | offer—limited quantity } ; , | henalltealint omega — of these 3'4-foot Porch , | l-wool Bathing Suits in skirt f t aa . Swings finished in fumed “a ° | or with Skirt and chest stripes —_ Decl. $1.98 Privet Hedge sak; complete with chains. pe "| Seat Cushions ors; first and second qualities; f ais este mnnde of 95 for 49c : i rhe . - | hidaieee-—~will hold roo ft. Well-rooted, healthy E | MZ Of Matting of hose. A Hose Reel keeps plants of California Hedge. t Sweaters at $1.95 kinks out of the hose. If planted 6 in. apart will Th Dp; , ree-Piece Reed Suite $30 75 - Cc sd bottoms. All sizes, seconds. . | Now that warm weather ort Blouses at 79c . | Comfort, lightness and vivid coloring—all are to be had is-here, you will want sev- | = | in this durable Reed Suite, consisting of roomy chair, eral of these matting Seat k style with one pocket; shown | comfortable rocker and deep-seated settee with good spring Pads—for lawn and porch, all sizes. a mu 7 = — . seats, covered in gay and sunny cretonne. Make your sun- for the automobile, for pic- 9 | —- ; : room cheery and inviting with a bright colored reed suite. nics and many other uses. m and Fancy Caps Rose Bushes, 2c | Garbage Cans, 43c , Well made of good quality A 95 SEE Age. De Luxe galvanized iron Convenient Terms of Payment May Be Arranged me as oe a ms “aa t Cc “red and Senta a yellow — Cans with tight-fitting cov- (Seventh | in eect ss in One-piece or eight-piece top Ff Rose Bushes—large plants | e's and strong handles; in (Fourtk Floor.) —~ inner band; all sizes. that will bloom this Summer. | 3-gallon size. 901 Bathing Suits Ai $1.95 fe in skirt style: have fancy pes; alsu plain colors in a large Sizes 26 to 36: seconds. Heed Those Foot Pains Don't disregard even a slight ache in heel, arch, Choose at Savings From These Feature V alues China of Distinction : . ; : calf or knee. Nature is probably warning you of the in High Quality Standard-Size Rugs Service Pieces in Two Well-Known danger of foot trouble, with all its discomfort and a if , impaired efficiency. Fortunately, you can get im- Patterns Very Specially Priced mediate relief, and at the same time protection (Downstairs Store.) iinet , re I Olam ilton . : 3 Seamless Walton | ie? W orsted W “R ] W 4 against future trouble, with Wizard appliances. Velvet R 9x12 Rugs oyal Worcester : elvet Kugs | zs Our Foot Relief Department A . Introducing a new open stock pattern, controlled in St. 8 Axmunster and Velvet ~ Louis by Stix, Baer & Fuller. This bone china in artistic Can Helh You SAA O shapes is decorated with a rich design in blue and pink. With bl; ‘ Service Plates, $59.50 Doz. Dinner Plates, $49.50 Doz. ith no obligation on your part and no embarrass- ment for you, our foot expert will examine your Cups and Saucers, $47.50 Doz. : stockinged feet and gladly give you advice. Grouped at this very attractive price are many aples & Remnants Beautiful Wiltana and estchester Seamless eat ee GG a a ee, rf ( . A $ | Wilton Velvet Rugs, size of the most renowne ae ee Not a of metal to — Yard 9x12. in many “ade . brands — Coa he Wedgewood about Wiz rds. Just —— colors and designs. Each : many manu ee af | | soft, flexible, feather- ug is finished with 4 excellent Pesce came A creamy, rich body decorated with hand | light leather cushions. sists of one-eighth section sam heavy fringe at ends. | we design and co gs. applied floral design of rich color in cen- . They can be adjusted Semnant pieces of finer grade = : g 3 10 6 Wilton Rugs ter—an unusually attractive service. - _ = een wig —_ j i : i ‘ 8 4-Yd.-Wide Linoleum — Service Plates, $21.25 Doz. Arch Bu TS sat Ge invisible. (Main Floor.) $37.50 Dinner Plates, $20.00 Doz. used for runners, throw Rug® 89. So. Yd C q- | | at end. Many attractive patterns. " (‘Sixth Floor.) 18x36-inch size; each, 19c. —— - o-- Four yards wide it lends itself as a cover- ing for rooms without seams. Specia! value. ls | HY ————__—_—_— (Fifth Floor ) i (‘Downstairs Store | GRAND-LEADER en _ a -_ _aa« ey oe > Q ate walg (ML RP kee < ert 8 a Vat ae Ss eee heats er tte fap ‘ Ge pS. TRE ?

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PAGE -18__ sa __ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH - _________THURSDAY EVENING, MAY 20, 1926____ —— ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _——__—________ ‘ ome Poe A) a ks ¥ ee a, MAN AT STREET CORNER Store Hours: 9 A. M. to 5:30 P. M. Daily—Open Saturday Until 6 P. M. 7” Combination HIT BY STRAY BULLET CUSHION-SOLED RoE Se one il a> a ' FE. Sisler Wounded When | Won't bulge at the sides LD hl W. F. sisie AMOUS ~BARK ~—- wee ce eae . ae ag ayy Sar , ,- : . We Give Eacie- Stamps and Redeem Full Books for $2.00 in Largest Distributors of Merchandise eae a 2 ed pee! ctr tited Bticlas Burons Retail in Mi : and the W ) | Ihe Gree, Cash or $2.50 i” Mer. handise—F ae Restricte strticies x epted at etail im .tiissouri an the est Cush o> of - S pes v7 ¢ | Or vu ee — i “ = - a. CO a Policeman Fires on Motorist at Three Biocks Away. | —_— After an investigation of the shooting of Walter F. Sisler, 37 Beginning at 9 A. M. Friday in the Basement Economy Store—A Highly Extraordinary Sale of ; | } ** r ond and vears old. a chauffeur, of 470% ' Friday—Another One 'Nebraska avenue, as he stood at Grand boulevard and Windsor place at 5 p. m. yesterday, de-*; 4 tectives beliefe he was struck by. a stray bullet from a motor cycle policeman’s revolver, fired on an lautomobile three blocks away. LB SMITH SHOE (0. Makers. CHICAGO Hage waeargtbidi stage rate —And With Each Hat a Hatbox With Hinged Lid . Choice at the Very Unusual Price of sudden pain in the side, and had been struck Dy 4a “Remedy Foot Persptration! yi v2.05 60 °S" sone "ve waikes into a shop where he called a ZA ! Perspiring feet are caused by binding uppers : taxicab and went home. A. physi- restricting circulation in the blood vessels of cian discovered that a bullet had “» ' _— ite! 600 Locust Bt. a machine pass the automatic stop, outstanding importance and further emphasizing the advantage of supplving needs ‘ ow 4 ete ae tmat t Chane e said he pur- S a. a : oP Hii; signal there. He said he pur- at St. Louis’ Dominant Store. The entire collection was specially purchased—all ea MEE Ea after the car failed te step, and’ are In new styles tor the Summer season—tvhile the wide varietv enables women. i 54 ae eee cnn ‘ ok avenu rrested And . 1¢cec va * | : - £ , No Smoke No Soot Few Ashes FEZ. French Morocco. May 20.— The Franco-Spanish advance $ 50 per ton against the Riffian tribesmen made Furnace Size st in full loads good progress overnight, it was de- . elared this morning. a * > + ~~ +, + ¢h “ nunique stares Al ner: vy is great disorder among the dissi- a | ~~ ~ + ei - . } — ame dent tribesmen who are menaced Order from your dealer today. Price will advance June r. Users say— “Coke is as cheap to burn as soft coal —and it's clean. M. W. WARREN COKE CO., Distributers ase , . + ~ ’ ~hel es. ein TY car a a inala. by an encircling movement, with the French operating from ths | Tacurirt region and the -Spaniards p> YT: All in Goe Your Choice $ er eee | ae. : % attra tively | coverc stoutly made—with | hinge er. L setul tor travel- Premier, Thor, ing, aS Well as for Summer out- alpina TaN. ott We ten > =" " 2 rate Re? tn aeons NESS Sarr, Stes ole Ya | ie a SOR ta a page. bs oa 7 ‘ _— . PSAP % « o meng igs ys eye a x Pre v3 “aA * Te “ aa as » ook » Peres i ek Pf ty _ yew eee = taeda bis A. ae “ot viata 7 ee ae oe Aas Aerts ps nee ae Boas held e oth: AeRR. oe eS ae See aes See TS Be oe rage ‘ To my RR cee iia Se ptes ee - . v Te oa es id ve a a 5 yo * 2 see oe . 2 ; iw ae m4 " wend : iS Be Re UE SS RNR Spe gs He SR POPS ® " a: ont ak its » te bee as fo stasis ATi ap 3 o > o - Me S a 2 ice ea te oe oe = Be aad ns ny fx o . DPF a ESC ARN NEL DEBE eS OORT RB iS ee ais, ‘ » od “r- fa omnes @ Any Cleaner that you select trustworthy—and think how unw Vacuum Cleaner for $15! re all rebuile at the factories, placed with new, and new promptly Friday! Basement PE_conemy ‘Stere An Interesting Group of Men’s and Young Men's ae Summer Suits — $12.50 Value, for — Q:75 i ~ r . . Y 3 a SWAT OR ese me aa > ae a oe ps rye 0 TA te + - , hg ee eer oo o : s oS Baris Brean’ - sae a By a fae _ Le See 7 ees : nha, patel A) Sas 2 » Vee — = oy " a 2 — - . . . * 7~ ihe A ss rey ge cere, 2 pa chek) * 2 Ss eeapene | Friday and Saturday an Important Sale of Women’s Bathing Suits f*. Seconds of $2.95 to $3.95 Grades |e Vv #22 i 4a ' ca + > ee . , @ Here is an opportunity to secure a —to fit some of these cleaners; extension hose, ¢rapery and cleaner, and upholstery blower / ade as Women asked = 64 . ble Bathing Suit at a very low fig: ¢q Two-piece Suits that will be Ys : 39 e. Fashioned ot a ee ee comfortable on the warmest | As CX: ulsite as French Soa S ‘tine effects. ales of Ttacauard allove; b CA3S =) Ct) Cone Wy, q Dp weaves. ‘The pemeler Cables ie ee cloth, in plain or striped pat- SS na . | ee Jominates. There are many pleasing and terns. There are English semi- SS | JE cant use imported scap—itstoo A true “savon de toilette’ — your Lux | ried combinations in stripe and color ar- titted and conservative models as » * ra wickedly extravagant. Butoh, it’sso Toilet Form! Satin smooth, rich, firm, wear- | xe The imperte vill not _——a, rang wis imperfections will not with wide or regular cut trou- rect: ft/N Caring qualiigt “ ss sers. [he coats are in two or : Millers 50c Rubber Belts. ad- three button styles. Choose ’ ’ ee agg ht : justable, whi COLOTS. a feel so exquisite—you fee! “soignée,” deli- Neill. reese a eg ocd i side, Made it just as women said to—‘as ex- cious, as expensive French soaps used to Pose . . ' -_ Coe . r ~ ; +4 . ‘ - & d- Lz ry ia Cor, ‘ ; a sry " ‘ “ - ‘ pg sail . : ere . ; 3 . 4a es. N“ : ‘ . é 4 S$, ZTr . P » : . . * « . . . 75c Tub Silks Rayon Remnants Printed Rayon Specia/, Yard $: Value, Yard Seconds of soc Yd. Grade t ro ss PONE NMA SR La ES re pa Soe oo Pee a ee ee 5 oe Cee Te eee ee € Smart; Styled Frocks in a verry interesting vari- ye Spy DUET ERE I Bers) | . ety——every ome an extra special value’ There are mod .% . ~ ; ’ a 2 {9 . eis Of white and colored Indian Head, plain and fig & 69¢ 29 ee ¢ Cc ured ra’ ° milan stripe) at j - —e. oe ; >» roadelot. ig: . se 2s » > | , ’ ; 2 er 4 a: Lo a & 6. teek eotee at an 1 : = ‘ noeveity printed chartneuse, sperts cioth in foe i 36 - inch . and-ettk | Ras mohpac and Radicar | Owd es ae oasis ian Pcie Mites . hand-em- mixed fabric of light weigh oe ‘ ; ree SS oe rec's. fancy-figured Fasheen Frocks and ‘ rraiy raorix r high eight. paansem 606k tC S vard Inch Printed Tae 7 Sees 20; x Checks atrinoe aT le @ Cc} ee 3 ; a aon 7 br idere a singhams. Sizes for Ti —. 16 to . ; * 8, stripe: fi~ure: etc. ‘eneth.« ‘ ‘ee ee nha . . . t . . - - - - 2 .* . ‘ * s ~< IT a e -— ot a! k« Basement Economy gears | Basement Economy “tore

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—. ST.LOUIS POS7-DISPATCH —_.THURSDAY EVEN\W\IG, MAY 20, 1926... Store Hours: 9 A. M. to 5:30 P. M. Daily—Open Saturday Until 6 P. M. J | FAMOUS~BARR chandise | —————— _ die : the West | | rae ogo aie Pramps end Redeem Full Books for $2.00 in Laryest Distributors of Merchandise a ea ? 2 Gash or pet in Merchandise—Few Restricted Articles Excepted at Retail in Missouri and the West | ainary Sale of Friday—Another One of Those Extreme Value-Giving Rug Offerings Which Should Be Attended Early! ats } 62 Royal Wilton Rugs Slightly Imperfect $72.50, $75 to $89 Grades—at > ae : Some 9x12 Ft.; Others 8.3x10.6 @ An offering that should bring many to the Rug Section early Friday—and re- member, there are only 62 of these Royal Wilton Rugs—termed “imperfect” because of nap skips and irregularities in weave, which will not affect their wearing quality. The patterns are colorful and effective—Oriental designs and corner floral motifs be- ing featured, with many of the Rugs having the much-wanted taupe grounds. All Rugs have fringed ends and if any room of your home needs brightening you should certainly arrange to see this group, which includes 9 Rugs; 8-3x10-6; imperfect—$72.50 grade 19 Rugs; 9x12 ft.; imperfect—$81.00 grade 7 Rugs; 9x12 ft.; imperfect—$89.00 grade 22 Rugs; 9x12 ft.; imperfect—$75.00 grade 4 Rugs; 8-3x10-6; imperfect—$85.00 grade 1 Rug; 9x12 ft.; imperfect—$96.00 grade Early Selection Is Advisable Fifth Floor atten atVOP sth) Le ae (eertaree: Friday—An Emphatically Important Offer of Just 200 Rebuilt Electric Cleaners All in Good Working Condition All Sales Final ; ‘ Your Choice Premier, Thor, Eureka, Apex, Royal, Western and Cleveland Makes. Friday—We Offer $6 Fringed Curtains Special—Pair $9.95 @ Onlv 500 pairs of these Fringed Case- ment Curtains—in ecru tint, made of serviceable Sea Island yarns and finished Basement Economy Store @ Any Cleaner that you select from this offering will be very ate trustworthv—and think how unusual it is to obtain an efficient Vacuum Cleaner for $15! There are only 200 of them— all rebuilt at the factories, and having worn parts re- placed with new, and new bags attached. Select promptly Friday! : Only One to a Customer —some of the makes in very limited groups. Sets of Attachments —to fit some of these cleaners; including *s and Young Men's extension hose, drapery and curtain with bullion fringe. cleaner, and upholstery blower; $5 INL ML Dab beec des s+ ccevcccscee Cool and effective for Summer days. . Fifth Floor Mail or Phone Orders Not Accepted. Basement Gallery A Remarkable Group of Large-Size $10.95 Lawn Swings Offered at $0.44 @ Four-passenger Lawn Swings in the popular upright style, with strongly built, red-painted trames, and seat and hangers in natural finish. Full bolted throughout. $46.95 Refrigerators $52.95 Refrigerators “My Bundle of Love’ —and a new and joyous fox-trot played by Ben Bernie and his Hotel Roosevelt Orchestra, with vocal chorus; “Jig Walk,” another fox-trot is on the reverse side. Friday—100-Piece Dinner Sets Value.... *] 6” @ A splendid saving on these American $25.00 $8.95 Porch Swings, with chain and hooks. .......$7.46 | $73.95 Refrigerators | ‘eresting varTri- P] 1 ad FF - 4 ; P — Leonard Refrigerators in | ' . hase and Sale of | “nce gar oh Sar ae A veeReES west BENCH: te side-icing style, with seamless semi-porcelain Sets in plain shape; choice Beste Salon—Sizth '51 seepgengees age a ae ep, 7 grag ining; about | of three attractive patterns. siren Fleer usic Salon— ‘ls oor hout 50-Ib. ice FO-lb. ice Frocks ee eer yoann esesect ces $37.95 CApacitY...ecreers $42.50 3 Special for Friday Only | $2:25 Ice Cream Freezers, 2-qt. .....---++++++++:: $1.79 | (( 9 $ 83 $3.25 Sprinkling Hose, 25-ft. .......-----+++-++) a | Redex Rags 5 ° Play er W ord Roll ~ $2.25 All-Metal Hose Reels ......-..-----> wae as ao | Dai ee uegue : ary a tet Ane tera nme, eal en *** "3989 Special Friday and Saturday 11. ail-bearing wn s cot eeeveses eee : F | Special, 3 for $1.95 Folding Steamer Chairs.......-...-. sbeben ee Bags 25e Bach .... A9¢ $1.40 Tie Me to Your Apron Strings Again Too Many Partics Prisoners’ Song After I Say I’m Sorry ks ima vers i) Special y je’. There are mod- @ Indian ped and UKE. sports Bsheen Frocks and for $58.95 Refrigerators Leonard side - teing Refriger- ators of about 75-lb. ice capac- itv, one-piece white porcelain Just 10 Leonard one-piece white porcelain lined Refrigera- tors with golden oak finished case: about 100-lb. ice capacity: Head, plain and fig- figured hroadcloth, a cloth in foulard ¢*- hreuptiad ellie @ Garment storage Bags made of cedar- ‘zed Kraft paper, proof against moths, dust, vermin and moisture. Large size, and | an: In the Middle of the Night mie ” Sizes for misses, 16 to 30; Show Me the Way to Go Slome lined food $49 95 F riday $57 95 very easy to use—supply your needs at this #xiru ha Zes if) | 52. ° t “ee a ae eae a te _ * . a i hiZes | - —anid many others. chamber; Friday at 7 a Remnant Gallery special price. Main Fleor Hasement Economy Store Sixth Floor —_ | eel. uel tle mae PRETIYMAN'S SIDE ~ IN FLORIDA TRIAL ‘F ormer St. Louisan Didn’t | Promise to Drain Lots | and Land Isn’t So Bad as | Charged, They Say. | Copasccmimmenenitnen ‘UNETHICAL METHODS _ DENIED BY SALESMAN Testifies That Promoter’s Men Did Not Actually Haul Prospects Off Streets by Force. Special to the Poet-Dispatch. DELAND, Fla., May 20.—Con- flicting testimony as to the respon- | sibility for draining the water from | Daytona-Deland Farms, latest Flor- | ida land project of Harry E. Pret- tyman, former St. Louis subdivi- sion promoter, was given here yes- | terday in proceedings brought by the Florida State Realty Commis- ‘sion to revoke Prettyman’s sales) | license, All of the witnesses agreed that a large part of the subdivision was /under water. Some of them, as | State's witnesses, declared Pretty- | man had promised to drain it. One of Prettyman’'s own witnesses testi- Sed the promoter had already be- fun preliminary work at his own —.. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ WITNESSES CIVE PAGE 19 White Kid D'Orsay White Linen White Kid Bow 6 Charge Accounts Invited Whitest | WHITE Queen Quality New | Achievement Values | White Kid White Calf Trim =| “Queentex” Hose — Ali thé newer Summer shades. Alj - silk chiffong. Full fashioned. $7.95 3 Pairs, $5.50 ~ Tras |, Reg. U. 5. Pat. Off. 820 OLIVE ST. “xpense. Other Prettyman witnesses de- 'clared positively that the responsl- bility for failure to drain the dis- trict lay with the property owner, | who had been told they would have} to form a drainage district organ- | ization at their own expense. Prettyman Witnesses Heard. : | Most of the testimony yesterday was given in behalf of Prettyman, who is charged with falsely promis- | ‘ing that a commercial airport! ||) would be established in the 44,000-| | acre subdivision, that experimental farm stations would be put up, that hard roade would be laid, and under-water sections would be lrained, After the State had produced more than a dozen witnesses to show that Daytona-Deland Farms ‘and was worthless and that Pret- tyman used unethical and dishonest 1 means of eelling it. 11 withesses for Prettyman testified yesterday ‘hat the land was not so bad after | || all. j Only 12,990 acres of the tract! | mes ded drainage, J. C. M. Valen-| | ‘ine, Volusia County Surveyor, told the County Court, in which the case | |! ‘is being heard, while W. F. Bab- | | cock of Ramados, who paid $12,000) | for a “resort site,”’ said that he had no trouble at all with water | j/| except during the rainy season. " “And then,” he said, “all I have} ||| to do is plow and dig a few ditches | |// ‘and the land drains all right.” George F. Parker, who lives in | | Daytona-Deland Farms, testified | | that in his opinion the land was/| “second to none in the State for | farming” and told of great success | he had had with an experimental | farm there. He gave his testimony greater weight by admitting he was “about the best farmer in Amer- —. Unethical Sales Methods Denied. Testifying for the State, real es- | | ‘tate agents had charged that Pret-| | tyman’s men carried their unethical : ' } | a conduct to such an extreme that they actually took persons off the! | street against their will and made. them listen to sales talk. This was| untrue, R. V. Sickle of Daytona) |, Beach, a former Prettyman sales- | | man, told the court. He declared | | For Summer Wear V , power pt becoming model, that offers convincing proof of the moncy;saving values in a// W. L. DOUGLAS $5.00 and $6.00 SHOES Fashioned of fine white kid, this model is correctly styled for wear on practically all occasions, and at our low price, shows the great savings that result from manufacturing in large to-wearer through 120 W. L. DOUGLAS SHOES FOR MEN Newest Style $6.00 and $7.00 Best Value W. L. DOUGLAS Store in St. Louis 620 OLIve STREET (Near 7th Street) Men's and Boys’ 139 Coturnsvitie Ave., E. Sr. Lours, Itz. OPEN SATURDAY EVENINGS» a ae OB a AR AMIS + os eC ~ ~ - a ee Seduphe Shamed a ° a a J tics coyote ener = ean hearted me Apne: “ : “ en het alent eal agp a tT tt aA aR an AM RE NR tb OEE RAPE ONIN: aaa ty: ithe ae see en Cn i Se i ere patenennennanad iquguan —— ms . : be oP AP Prelate ep ae Bed ar Co tm SPOR ON ee UIE sere 1 Oe RRR GREE ogee Ok aor White Kid, One-Strap Pump. Very attractive pattern. for WOMEN uantities and — direct- . L. Douglas-owned stores. Shoes he had sold tracts to 15 satisfied customers. “Of course,” he added, “there was some complaint about delay in delivering deeds, but it didn’t! amount to a reat source of dissat- | isfaction.” This was in answer to a State witness who had said he hought property in December and only received his deed last week. A determined effort was made by ,the defense to show that property owners were to pay for drainage | and T. I. Deents, dairyman, testi- | ‘fied it was his understanding that! residents were to meet the expenses | for the work. | But W. C. Peacock, a civil engi- neer, contradicted this testimony by saving that Prettyman had already had a map prepared. at his own expense, to cover drainage work He added that further work was dropped when the Realty Commis sion brought charges against the former St. Loutsan. At the close of ysmeterdays ses- | sion the hearing was adjourned to Tuesday, when it will be resumed here. TURNS IN $1307 IN FINES Constable W. F. Knight Obeys St. Louis County Court Order. Obeyingian order issued May 19 hy the st Louis County Court to turn over to the County Treasurer all funds representing fines he had | eollected since February. Constable | William F. Knight of Carondelet | Township yesterday tendered a check for $1307 to the treasurer. The court's order fixed $1934 as | the amount due the county from ‘Knight and the additional monéy represented fines he had collected | since the order was made. | Jewel Thieves Get $25,000 tn Loot. | CHICAGO, May 2%.—Two rob-'! bers escaped with jewelry valued | at $25,009, after shooting and wounding Herbert Graves when he resisted them in his apartment last night. | -_ ; . = ar ATMOVeE SAM MALT for rs iMempuon w itas” ult facture) Best val o ) FOOTIS MANUF IUDONS SAVE THE LABEL COUPONS 4 vr , =a PSON SYRUP can oD Ori! 4 ’ 5 ae ith Wnited Frohit-s! Lb iby ore ACTURED BY Th INDEPENDENT BREWERIES CO. ST. LOUIS, MO. - - - ; Wh iw coe RS nt Le . womlae - =e tee 4 Ngee ot - eatin uted es em a er : iy ij het Riek ape AA A tp Snd srt mgtebele byes mie eth i ¥e 7 7 rs oo. . ; ~ Stale ee ~ers Tange, POOR y Armin a oe foe ; + era ; : : sane ws a ieewap ont - aol te Seienienl ee ae ee ee ec eree n rn ewe a ay Penrith A eR NA Ate i at AE Sytem tte . , ° ’ . , — —_ - — _— ——— » : a ’ ee tn sheen pope tober rs

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24,000 Yards of Cotton Laces % 25c to 75c Values 10c¢ @ Laces suitable for dress and underwear trimming, and for many other purposes — edges, bands and double edge bands, widths from 3 to $ inches. A variety of patterns. binieatnit Ste Ge eo Pe pee arse eat ms tetiateeeee enragete ante Matin Fleer Z BRE Scat WT Pi a ae Ae . - nti “ ns ae DEY tm Aaetipetas pee ap ted Boys’ Sports Blouses Special Friday = 4 69c @ Short sleeved Blouses with comfortable sports collar — made of color-fast, fine-count percales, in light and dark pat- terns; tailored with yoke and pocket; sizes 6 to 15 years. Boys’ Union Suits Sizes 6 to 12 years, in button- Waist style Union Suits of 72-80 crossbar; reinforced shoulder: buttons and garter tabs: NE to OS ee os 39¢ Second Floor “RO INE Fahl oi Spa Bee. otae SH ra : bit? Sernlastatt AbD. mcd phe er “ e - “] 70 @ Allover enibroidered Shawls are to be fashionably worn aa Summer evening wraps—this is a most unusual opportunity to select them o4-inch size, wit) 18-inch fringe—many colorings. Plain Shawls —oOf heavy crepe. in 54-ineh siz, finished with deenp!y fringed ends: i. 95 Special .... S od Main Fleor / 0 | Special Friday! White Shoes $7 Value—at $F 85 @ White kid D’Orsay Pumps With Diack and white snake trimming; also white kid one- Straps with medium toe and Cuban heels; AA to C widths: sizes 3 to 8. ae a > fa) s . . 7 - > . . % . eae > - a Pech 4 , “ 2 . “ Z Hy ere as “S ar Tie ate ~ “p — ‘ 7 —_ . “ ’ ote ~ 2 any S kylie Rr * EF iain 5 ™ ~~ ie . = ., ¥ on 4 i. os os; > £ - a > pee i" “- * > + “Ay ‘ a ¥ x A J a ‘ ~ .. a . ! a) gees + cw SOS eer f 3 . A = beats, 5 ; “ Diet. 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Second Fieor Chocolate- Covered Mints Friday, the Lb. SIC @ Centers of tus cream. flavored with mint aed gener. oue in size —covered thick} with wholesome sweet choco. late. A most refreshing con- fection——freshiy made in our Daylight Candy Shop Pig Layer Caramels Special Friday, Ib. 39c Main Fleer . » Wil : ‘ by xh pa" Stas r+ ee « _ a 29 ry * wan : 1 Rye RAAB wy deal ae 6 i ites Lye ie “ 3 y * > (pereaten aaa Syigldeer ee — - eee . i at la " on eeneeare) a E J » aE at Bro neat ecciaa spesiocaate . Oe, a, 2s hy, Se Me aneat : ° t= vers Ag SARS 7 ps : yfiad aie ee ars CA ie Mets Ow eR teen, te be if ey opty + $ 4 ~ oe ee eee Sopot peer n = i oo setae sans trates. ep Slee ta, " ‘iui! a te aces re ate ee ae Ne Sailor Style Trousers . Special Friday, Pair, $1.50 @ Heavy white Sailor men’s, boys’ and girls’ Summer outing wear. 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We Do Repairing on Machines of All Make.” ; Seventh Fleep : 4 on , Editorial Page ‘ Daily casa : ayia He 11 SETTLE STRKE Sticking Point With Na- tional Conference of Workers’ Delegates. “pOES NOT PROVIDE : LA DECENT LIVING” tish Premier Accused of Failing to Keep Pledge : Regarding Pay of Pit Men. BANDON, Sas a °0.—The nation- gi conference of miners’ delegates today rejected ‘the Government's proposals for settlement of the strike, The resolution adopted by the delegates follows, ewe are unable to recommend that the mine workers accept Pre- mier Baldwin's proposals for re. guction of wages which do not at} presen: provide for a _ decent gtandard of living.” The resolution goes on to say hat the conference is largely in ment with the legislative and Aministrative proposals set forth an the Premier's plan, but can see Bno reason why these measures Bshould first be reviewed by a coal advisory committee. It asserts Bthe miners are prepared to render 2 every assistance possible to secure the success of the measures, but continues: “We further object to the pro- posal for a board with an inde- ndent chairman empowered to bolish the national minimum wace and to enforce various min- imum wages by districts. We con- sider that ir making this proposal the Premier is not honoring the pledge he gave to the country in his message broadcast May §&, which read: ‘I wish to make it clear as I can. that the Govern. ment is not fighting a lower andard of living of the miner or) y other sections of workers.”” The resolution was adopted aft-! er A. J. Cook, secretary of the; ? miners’ federation. gave a com-. of plete report on the Governments . »posals, supplemented by details * Tuesday's conference between he mining officials and Premier) dwin. s Stopping $500,000 Russian ra Check oe nth Aid Strike. vine ON May i William Jovn<on-Hicks. the Home Secre- | hi tary disclosed to the House of as om: ons today. in answer to co gestions. that during the general. a rike he stopped a check tor} "FBti90.000 (about $500,000) which, | said. was: sent by the Russian | des unions to the Trades Union i . ongress here for furtherance of} e strike. He admitted, however. that he | as powerless to bar further sums | mow being sent from Russia to the | Britis) Miners’ Federation. He | Zplained that, under the emer) ncy powers, he could prevent — admission of foreign money for By Irtherance of the general etrike. | Bt “the case of payments in aid | 5 the miners engaged In a gen- fine trade dispute cleariy stands a different footing, and what- | er view may be taken of the Motives either of the donors or & : recipients, the Government) s heen unable to intervene.” He added: “Tt conceive it as quite f Dasihice that the miners of Russia | ll desire that-our mining strike) Dere should be extended.” | Str Ansten Chamberlain told the| House of Commons yesterday that) he Briti«h Foreign Office was. onsidering whether to make? rep- estentations to Sevtet Russia in ennect on with statements re- rted to have heen made by s0- + officials in support of the itis) general strike. The attl- of the PForeten Office was ‘he allewed statements were Meoneistent with the friendly re- | ations officially existing between the tuo covernmenfts. ae — | a. - ’ the 4 “ated Pree : CARDIFF. Wales. May 2@— hile negotiations are going for- r4 in London. for a settlement, f the coca! etrike thousands of | Rildren of miners are being fed SOuD xitehens in the little towns | 9 the South Wales coal fieles. The Ly honda Valley ‘s a center of dis- , The miners’ strike pay te; ly 1% shillimas ‘(about $4.50) ‘ly. plus two shillings 54 Misi for each child. Miners’ }& ‘es usually are large. Ini 1% ehildren are not uwneoem- - and the cost of living i« high. average family pays from 7 te *. lings weekly rental for a "ase of from one to fire rooms. ~ Bin-. the establishment of the ; kitchens, the schoolmasters the children have been better, than for months. Despite their! ress no talk te heard among miners of surrender -to the *Thiiment’s proposal for qa lower , There is no grumbling, but &re plenty of black looks any manifestation of iuwxury.

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Ee _—_—_——— — —_— at Arrow Rock NATIONAL CAP TAL Damascus After Former French Seadiociiinad © ns + ow es Seventh Floor FELS JAR FROM VARE'S VICTORY Incidental Results Are In-| quiry of Campaign Ex- penses and Blow at ‘Stand-by-President’ Idea. ' | ; —_ yeh sy a SA eee he EO EAR RO ke . pate - oo . B x 7 eete-. li ts’ * 6 6 © 6 LONDON, May 20.—The nation- | ete te the Stats. of “see | By CHARLES MICHELSON, By the Associated Press. is a } e 5 ele » 7 : * . . i - . | , . ' : conference of miners delegates : 'A Staff Correspondent of the Post- | LONDON, May 20.—More than hs ew York de- ejected the Government's! Chapter, Daughters of the Ameri- ‘ r | 1 ay Te) iene ee Res Dispatch and New York World. | 500 civilians, about 100 rebels : velop Hats waessis for settlement of the; Can Revolution, yesterday. . isi , « ‘ % : ; has rs strike The resolution: The building, nearly a century Vare’s Man Apparently | hadreaperingtapsnvn may a0.--—Rep-| and 20: French have Sen: nee & at es—and for — : iinet « ? r _ rs a */ , 7 > ‘ ; . ar > a7 . “O SSS ae == Sa ean : meet a nn a ae — Ea ee — : iz er kinds a n of wages which do not at, cepted the building for the State. Democratic Race. Pittsburg machine, caused more | dred houses were destroyed. i t Fourth Fleor nt provide for a _ decent Inside the tavern are many oo in W ya IG than President by Senator Reed of Penn- form, feel I am a safe agency for 3-WAY PARTITION OF TACNA While there has been no con- i} 4 presen: 28 | ‘ : pre tom Se wernt a ati reagan any other political event, outside eyjyani: . h si , ‘ ) Vi ari " relic: ue he desk | sylvania. According to Reed, the’ the expression of their will and. : gtandard of iilvineg. ne of } og ori ss val Ae. Th d sk | By the Associated Presa of a re sidentia! electi mm that 4 1s > - . ; e e : 7 firmation of the dispatch, which iF . lution goes on to say! used by Gov. Claiborne Jackson ; *: Ss 86. presicential at 145 President let him do all the talk-; desire a return of personal liberty Wid _-— vet ‘ Pte pape oe ee a hie - , a 4 41 A, May 20—Wi1 occurred in a generation. / an are agains urther interfer-' .. ae : was aate a ’ casi aii ane conference is largely in When he wrote his war proclama-| PHILADELPHIA, May 20—With : ing. . pennant baie No Confirmation of Rumored Set pmeebeccptes tac Nye acta ih conference 1S iargely in : i : a . itic Ansanuences are « ; , : m oO Set- i a with the legislative and tion; Daniel Boone’s gun and ox-j| victory assured for Congressman The political consequences are so Old Guard in Panic. ence with American rights which | tlement of Row Over Two considerable surprise, as it was aie sinistrative proposals sef forth yoke, Chief Geronimo’s war bon-/| William S. Vare and his wet plat- a aie and sei that it is aitticwrt Senator Reed's frank announce-;|the Constitution of the United pains thought that the troubles in the | | d ws ’ a = in ¢ ¥ ‘ t ame ne s riant ; igin: , “ »f > ©)}] T 7 v Lee S SO | r LO » Ove ; a. oa * ior + - } es . thy . iviz ~ : . Sa Jail, They Defy Efforts to Fisher, CREGICR of the Mellon é eebctution oravidbe Oe aa Oe was the flight of Republicans from) jonn Philip Hill of Maryland and I eru and Bolivia. 11, as a compartively small affair, Et “WW further ohiect to the pro- Remove Them to Cells. Pepper forces, took the lead from a ei Redan es he ‘the chamber in order to escape; tjnkham of Massachusetts in the W hile the Government itself is involving the deaths of about 50 ii | if ‘ Sit sie 4 ai Bead i ed Rime Edward FE. Beidleman. who had arnt n ol a a 20 om = having to vote on the resolution House were almost lvric in pre-| maintaining strictest reserve, it is Druse rebels. i | teed al . [ieewwed 46; CLEVELAND, 0., May 20:—The | 26 SePort of Vare. With returns sin a sccrcllang ep | a n’ lof Reed of Missouri. senting this picture | Geclared that under the agreement French Posts Attacked. \ ne a } 1A! Im pc rec + isn eens ’ a oc ies ‘ moO. : ‘foal ‘ — 7. Bs lionaire pr lary’ is fc e Fore , e , : : v4 ; ae E j +? ie ~ = ssn 1. minimum | inside of the County Jail here was from. 383 districts missing. Fisher ona aa M + al pty rs Senator Curtis, Republican floor The drys are correspondingly s neg ecto 6° a 2 Arica to Tite trouble began May 6, when i! olish {tn ation: mi oer re Teen igh -=2e § O48 anhead ee oe Into, as was tne 00a and Lowden ee Pe ne ‘ » ; 2 “hile, w e co etw . wage and to enforce various min- | !n a state of siege today, with 50) *35 ° a re age cg gm iene splurge of six vears ago, but tha’ leader, a veteran of many troublous | sure that the only reason for the these twe fondo eng prey the Druse rebels attacked French ' | i : ‘ ‘ i : ; . 4 ° yy > 2pi- ; 4 9% * s ; Sil bs , rut ihe bl ee i ” a mee =e P - la -. con. | prisoners barricaded in the bullpen I isher 699,862, Beidleman 603,916. pig | és ath ah “Ate ncace ces | SOs OR the first of the rattled triumph of a wet was the division , P military posts, killing or capturing jmum wages by districts. We con Fisher's headquarters today de- 2 Senate committee will sit throush ee aia -e of mind en to Bolivia as a means for an) 9g i Bob-M that | kine this proposal | defying efforts of deputies and aeeaps clei sea Racecar 1] aaj attnn anmnt | cree Oo reese 8S Pe min of the dry votes between Pepper . soldiers at Bob-Moussalla. The +4 ; ¢ no! I" + i ras J ) {t os iC ilt’ . a . ae a : P ¢ ee ) + e ! a) . ‘ ti "if es oe ad ° ‘ . : 2 ° . : . —begremgad ” ol gre ont ei owe him the nomination. No statement —— monye activities incl happened, the party could not af- Wheeler took (lite view ene’ ae ear a access of Peru or southern section of Damascus. e Yy the untr’ ° @ idle P ee » > enté . i . “ 7 & Bp. - - his message broadcast May ; sis ad l ; ne : I os 9 ‘|! was available. The Newberry case figured large- | wholesale election buving. Senate meant no change in the | By the Aasociated Press. a bombardment of the quarter, i ’ make the rant ury investigatin sa ly eratic jeers vester- | ails He : : , | ~ : . % ee eke charges a aan ris cial ae an | (Beidleman ran as a wet; Fisher '¥ in the Democratic Pe eg sos There were two ballots, and by) p:ronibition situation | ARICA, Chile, May 20.—Insistent| otter giving the inhabitants an hour ‘ > LAV iia S i fT Le! 1k an. i °T- : . aYV ff: t | c - At : - P 94 , > » « ; . . guisite clear as I can, that the Govern- al Shei calitian Whesite Weak ices lis a dry.) day «at the ae oi » tds ote — the time of the second roll call this “We will make up this lost dry Peete or rem a ieee ae ay se to get outside the range of his . ichtin : ) r fe aga@epst Sneriit uchier, | a} Vv rt he Senat pper. , : ae ‘ > , xtrenie ment is not fighting a : lowe! Thou i antl ttie abe Fisher has gradually cut down A oi Bees ae DB owen . had penetrated the minds of the! vor, in the Senate in some other pre aceon pe Paget 8 i guns. Either few people took ad- _— 1° ro Si l iS § t Situa- oF ao , Rage rs : : fe 9f Missouri reac Ow TK ‘ ‘ eee aie vey ee F 1 cn ? at the ogre y a we os ae te , : tion was well in hand, other reports ne er age sees 7 ne. Beidje- mainte rome jal publish , under t! others, so there were only 38 sie State,”” he said darkly. | aaa in Washington pers been —_ pple opportums gt che 4 4 la ‘aor : a Ji z i I ii. ' €. BA. ; 2 : Fi 84 —72n : ‘ f “is yils e¢ ¢ » ;1e . = . : - , Beli cht- any other sect ons of wo! aati , ee tek k at - ieee | man’s plurality, with 636 districts = age eat page Mian verse votes recorded in the final | As the only wets up for re-elec- time was insufficient, shells, bullets é The resolution was adopted aft- | from the jail to of milling Ppris-' missing out of 8281. including 166 ‘title of “Newberry Was a Piker, Aaecision tf this time are Senators Wads received Here. or falling houses killigg more than — 34 } ~— te ¢ i ino gaa eet as ' eck | tlon + a He ‘ ads- r er A. J. Cook secretary of the oners armed with bowls and parts | in Allegheny County (Pittsburg) as part of his argument for the in- " - : The. plebiscite commissioners in- 600 ne s includ! 4 & : eR eee isiherladl ‘ : it : ae: ation for Vare. worth of New York and Weller of .; : ‘ persons, énciuding Womel en miners’ federation, gavs a com- of benches and tables, threatening | was 8268. vestigation. Ovat a he difficult sist that they have not been in- children. ’ Before the bombardment, 8000 French troops surrounded the quar- ter, which had 80,000 Inhabitants. They demanded that the inhabi- tants surrender the rebels. The inhabitants said that they were without arms and unable to comply, but invited the French to come in and capture the rebels. Because the rebels were barri- caded, the French commander thought that entry Into the quar- ter would mean serious sacrifice to Hike he stopped a check for! Sagora also charged that the jail | 43,045; Porter, 87,145. of the primaries. political +) NOONE ier Subcommittees Named to Study Re-| his soldiers. nan nnn (about $500,000) w hich, menu consisted of bread, coffee and Ronniwell ran as a wet candi- The conversion of David A. reputation for ruthlessness in Y i Eruption in Senate. ligious Problems and to 15-Hour Bombart ment said, was sent by the Russian soup, although an allowance of 49 date. Judge Shull was backed by Reed, the junior Pennsylvania ; ting even with tyene poh Sal Senator Harrison (Dem) of Mis- | Report Annually. When the time was up, the des unions to the Trades Union cents a day was mate oe Joseph E. Guffey, Democratic na- Senator, from dry to wet. jhim. He will ee re this sissippi began the Senate eruption; CAIRO, Egypt, May 20.—The/ French opened upon Midan with ongress here for furtherance of prisoner. — : tional committeeman, and Porter The independent candidacy of the a ean peta ere and, by citing news reports of huge; Moslem Congress, convoked here 12 three-inch guns, four Howltzers Saisie ITALIAN SENATE PASSES by Vance C. Met ormick, former Gov. Pinchot, which by splitting next hen aye ‘¢ he can{ Slush funds in the Pennsylvania mainly to consider the question of/ and a dozen airplanes. The bom- He admitted. however. that he Democratic national chairman. the Republican vote £ives a if remains to be peg ne . a primaries reaching as high as $5.,- the vacant Caliphate, ended today | bardment lasted 15 hours. aS Powerless to har further sums LIQUOR RESTRICTION BILL teturns from districts in Alle- ehance for the election of former - placated wel the forge 2s ates 900.000. All sorts of rumors have without a decision being taken. | Women and children ran almiess- ow being sent from Russia to the 5 ciapiaconiediaiea : gheny County, which includes the Secretary of Labor Wilson, Dem- then. It is certain P | been rife for weeks. One story Subcommittees will be appointed | ly through the streets, falling vic- "Mepritish Miners’ Federation. He Measure Reduces the Number of, city of Pittsburg. which had not ocrat. to the senatorship. advances will not come = from told by pominent Republican | in all countries to study local Mos-| tims to bursting shells or collapsing lained that. under the emer- Venders by Half and Limits reported previously, and from out- Bringing the election of Vare. *s Senators was of a certain labor | !em questions and report to a per-| houses. The sky was overcast from ncy powers, he could prevent the | Hours of Sale. lying sections of other western George E. Brennan, wet Demo- His stern se agg nbn leader whose “purchase” was de-|™anent inter-Moslem committee,, smoke and duet. Omission of foreign money for! By the Associated Press. counties, oe mainiy responsible cratic boss in Illinois, into the indication of Rogge pee ca ircles sired. Since it would have been | which SS en a | The men inhabitants of the quar- for the gain in the Fisher total. realm of the possible. has created in police! Cr too raw to hand him money, the Regular Islamic congresses will! ter joined the rebels in fighting the herance of the general etrike, ROME. May z0-—A law cutting | | , ' Of the districts still out, 101 are Vare walked nonchalantly into the) “ ate PAT ste, tet ' ieee aad re : ” be held periodically for exchange | t“the case of payments in ald) i, pare the number of vendors of matey Perera ae ein, Taking the Pennsylvania del: States wantecdey secien as eae story goes, he was brought into a ot: -atigin hill rd i ~ 5 | French. During the bombardment, the miners engaged in a gen- : “ae SON —. the |. -& y Vounty, and the oth- gation in the 1928 convention tani ye : + Vare Poker game and emerged only half Ataroendl ecomnes’ 110 rebels escaped through the he trade dispute elearlv stands alcoholic peverages, Imiting e ers mainly in rural districts. awav from President Coolidg: Instead of taking his seat are an hour later a winner to the tune, favorable for the institution of a| French lines into the open country, : . ‘ elt ii a . ott. a . cere age | 0% phy aps cea age trolle igh? to the rostrum, c e j iste ‘| | a different footing, and what- hours of sale of alcoholic liquors, Brennan Says Vare Victory Is Over Embarrassing Senator Butler s “ lled rage aie aati ia of more than $40,000. wren ier a for mceconsistent With | and were joined by several hundred . - » ' « « . ro es :r) " ae: { : £ P : . » ’ tives either of the donors or has been passed by the Senate. By thr Aesociated Press, tocratic candidates, who must with Speaker ger tere at pei continued Harrison, citing the | world. The shelling of Midan constitutes . an “mY -¢ rT sre , » , 2 ay °?0 —Lye0roe » e hy tative Sn , ‘nair an a ' SE recipients, the Government The propor tion of \ endors was ‘ ‘ip AGO, May ie ). Geor ge veo eonduct their campaigns under od x e 0 ete Seep mi speeches of secretaries Melion and MEXICO PR M the most serious incident in French theen unable to intervene.” reduced from one in every 500 of Brennan, Democratic nominee for | the scrutiny of the Senate com- “rs wanes ; 4 thine eons ee and Senator Reed of Penn- | 0 ULGATES RULES Syria since the French General, E He added: “I conceive it as quite. population to ame in every thou- nited States Senator from Illinois, mittee, nearby and \ ic Pod Boe Floor: 8¥lvania, “and yet the Administra- | 'Sarrail's bombardment of the an- Bossi h ic: that the miners of Russia. sand in a statement says that Repre- acai gine ae ae wins dially also. deste Majority ped tion was overs helmed and repudl- FOR COLONIZATION OF LAND cient city last October. At that I desire thatvour mining strike Luigi Fearderzoni, Minister of sentative Vare of Pennsylvania had dnoee OW. MMattan Sarees tes Leader Tilson strolled up it | ated.” | Government E:mpowered to Seize time thousands of persons were ; re should be extended.” the Interior. and Senator Marchia- won the Republican Senatorial! national! 1 pai c . tie “as ubli aia platform to extend his felicitations The Newberry case figured fre- Lands It Desires. Bat Promises killed in 48 hours of shelling. The 1} 3 ‘ , ;, = antes mina tin: that Stat ey eee ee OTe PSs , ; “CY ie @@ 12 c ® e ; 4 ; | . \ & Riad, sapped a * without the excesses of American Pennsylvania,”” he said. It is a a - extended their iggreonmaggse ne — way of Arkansas recalled that the weyico. Under the provisions of There is no report that the lat- . , jer inn wit «ft¢ Qa eEPnirs re- ‘ ; . : er ‘ i+ errs cas : -. . : . OT ’ eo. : : : naa i . ~ - a Tiicay brted to } ptr gemma by prohibition, we can eb able to fight, not so much against prohibi- I idition to these changes jt seaee ter eer eee oe ae first vote Pepper cast in the Sen- tne regulations, the Government is | @*t incident had one of the shock- 5 — oS ~~ —~|?) st. Fig ae © been made é om combat it by propaganda and in- {4ion, for events have proved that . n = giti *y , PP oot6 ph. icitations by the administration ate was to seat Newberry. empowered to seize lands it desires ing features of the October terror, is a t officials iy Or r tne : TTT . os ia — _the litical situation there 1s the fore anda , "as iv 2 i ac ; , : my ' ; : hn an : tes iis in suppo ie * struction.’ said Senator Marchia- | prohibition does not and cannot ex- ba t oo ae " nt r ere : the _— pion ae aa nal | want to say a word about the to colonize. .if the owners them- namely, the massacre of Christians ' ‘ : St) eneral strike e atti- |° eng. ‘ , oar a 5 encouragemen to ne moveme é alf-heart ray, . , ee " _ ? . - PALE if ude P gang i = : an « fava ist. iit is rather @ fight against | © he Volstead yy 1d th : congps0s * 9 “ae “ a the} Senators’ strictures on the €xpen- seives refuse to colonize them. ®"d Armenians by the infuriated x ! "() cv Ty *¢ Waé é : " ; s* ~ ‘ : 4 al a ie a SLE. cif Tl! 13f 5 a }! ‘ee TD 4 : i t} T ‘ : ’ 7 re ie sd » loor _ ine % “4 Foreign Otthe : condition under which the sale and Fainst t 7 _ Vare accepted all of them a — ditures in Pennsylvania, protested Compensation will be made by the Mosler popualee. a Sacoments were 100 BOMBING PLANES FOR NAVY manufacture of light wines and hope that others besides Senator, face value. Reed of Pennsylvania. “The Sen- f and o%, ee rons'st ‘ ay ee ge alt os lv re- ‘ — ; > ' f Pe svivani: will -gwain the ‘ —F _——— f - o - “/ Government or lan seizures. as ee @9=50000 Order to Be beer is regulated by the pistols of BOSE OF FORNEY IVARD WHi-gain th akter holding cou or some stor forgets that the population is Alien colonists must deposit 1900 IN ANTI-F SCIST ons officially existing bet w een Bids for ¢ -.é0 . raer oO ; 5 : _ courage to vote accord? - 10 the ir time on the sneaker's platform, ae ne 4 acs ' ; 1] ur adults ‘ . . ~ . Saag a eg — : rcunmen, instead of by laws which 5 1s i over 9.900,900 and all ou sos ($480) in the new Agricul-| ] me two covernments. Upem a fun =. provijJed ample revenues for the views and not their fears. Vare retired to the lobby, where are permitted to vote. In the aon I a Rank, as eine of | RIOT IN SARNINIAN TOWN fferings of Portab e | By the Ansociated Tree. « cnn T ron) Pennsvl- Two Reeds on Committec. more members greeted him. Fre-. «,,. 's home State. where three- nn . : 7 | «ie 6 Sto the Associated Pree WASHINGTON, Mav 20 Bids nation. rhe people of nns} ,| Senators home ¢ ' good faith The deposit is to be « e CARDIFF Ww an M 20 ill } opened at the Navy Depart-|vania have proved they no longer Vice President Dawes yesterday quently he was called “Senator, ¢jurths of the citizenry are dis eturned whee n the colonist actual | Ghecitt ang en Pwe lee Cosed . ‘ : 4 hh ’ ‘ «a i as . I . ; . . -_ , . » » 4 - - P Py hile negoti “aba : se for 7 a oy + ae § for 100 hombing can he deceived. I do not believe appointed the committee to go into an appellation which caused & ¢-,5-hised. it doubtless is not nec- rte cntatnaitied: 00: tales ek Gee) at Serneghe: Soldiers Restore tla is are ne tor-; mer JU , ; , , hens , . , { bby - ; ' : eRe } tio ’ « t consists road grin to come on his chubby . Order. AC ] ia QS r4 in London for a settlement pinnes to he tsé j aboard the car- that the people of Tllinois are less tne corrup i n fund I ‘ i essary to Spr nd a dollar Both Aliens and native colonists Copyright 19°48 by the the coat strik | ands of riers Lexington and Saratoga. discriminating.”’ of two Democrats, Reed (Mo.) and face : Missourian Startle, Old Guard may borrow money from the Agri- Publishing Com. (New York W tae tke jousands ri i syne sienna “eaecealas MRE ATS Bayard (Del.); two regular Repub- Vare refused to outline his ard Poat-Diseratch.} ren of miners are being fed The order will represen ‘ ‘ $0 c N lig ane teed (Pa.) and Deneen plans, if he had any. for modifica- Senator Reed of Missouri n- cultural Loan Bank for land de- CHIASSO. Switzerland May 20 SON ee ‘ . ee : — brere : roximate v _.* 15 KILL p IN F Lic: >, . € amtita neen ae in, ee a i ; ; , en . he , s ‘e . : iy ‘itchens in the little towns ; penditur - a ar one le a (I11.). and one Progressive. La For- t!on of the Volstead Act. He said Jected his re ag st , i ae pas ” pOpERERT. —Two men and two women were ine Bar oe Ss ’ : ea 4 ( i . ‘ mpie- sitcteelh the . Pee nats , _ P ] nir uc . . f= : 4 he South Wales coal fielas. The | 750,000, ana wilt In ul er ‘tee AT BAVARIAN POWDER MILL lette «Wis.) that the world court was not an denly. He had introduce ge Bill for Air Mail Pound Rate. killed and 20 wounded in Serneghe, " : » “ , . — » Bes » ' i f i =. ; e wae e Z : e : ~ > = pondda Valley ‘s a center of dis- tion of the airplane as thet ; rob Vreck: Plant Near Hassloch ; Not a “word of comment on the issue in the campaign and did not eral weeks ago and ae are aa e WASHINGTON, May 20-—The Sardinia, during a fight between Tr ' ile ay .e carriers in time for their D- recks ant . — ’ + igi ; / agus sagpets G2 , : ¢ + - thks > ‘tune momen 0 ca " ™ The miners’ strike pay is /the carriers : ug early ve xt as Blast ao Persons Taken to defeat of the administration was figure in the results. He added his “ ie “eee po 1 Guard by the Postoffice Department would be the villagers and police Tuesday. : shan 4 ahle *#>) pousictbals ~ ar . , . . . 7 ‘ . ts , . +h : : : 3 ) s tec if slicii tf Pd ‘ , ha Shillings (about $450) able comm i same Set sitobiatiie it thm tek Satna [ helieve that if it had been a owl nes sete. eames atanss permitted to contract for the car- The fight started over a protest eee two ehillings = (56 IGN FOR RECALL | secretary i hotter day my vote would have; t™ — rying of mail by airplane at a fixed j h iv ethods of ds cotits sireprmgggpaiagass th lated Press. House or from Secretary Mellon ” ! | ‘ i asked for imme- —° i against the oppressive m ts ¢ ' , oe 78 053 S Bx he Associated s "ae Pe Reed o Missouri ms ‘ iO i ies , : ’ — nvr each child Miners , to the petitions for WERTHEIM-ON- MAIN, Ger-, The interest of the adminis‘ra- bee saree, ee ee diate consideration rate per pound under a bill passed the local Fascist chief, Samblago. — , : ‘ (ft » pet ‘ 4 ons ¥ » OMe ' ate consider? : ie oc, wually are large. In es eee i ler total many, May 20.—An explosion in @\tion in the primary was undis- broadly than bane ; “T object." the Pennsylvania °¥ the House and sent to the Sen-| The villagers crowded around hie » si) - . : é ‘or * I e . é iin ‘ - £4) ; 7 - “ . ‘ . § } I > 4 | eo ‘he > “—7 @ . - o 10 children are not uneom- the recall of M ah 11 Commit-| powder mill near Hassioch, Ra- gyised. Two Cabinet officers would Vare n ade - following vw ne a ail steele He explained he ate. Under the present law, the house, throwing stones and crying , - yc ; > LOeCe - . : ' e. th .fe@r a . ie al ‘ . , -8nd the cost of living is high. | 78,053, the argh e 2 96 havin varia. today caused the deaths of not have gone stumping in Penn- ment regarding “ts outcome, Walk could neither affirm nor deny the air mail contractor receives not out against the Mussolini Govern- 4 . - ~ ° Tee. . ao lav ' 9 . . ‘ . ae > - ae y 2) hy ' . dies . eld : erage family pays from 7 to/ tee announce _* nt at %4 netrins Pena 15 to 20 persons. ; eylvania without the President's ne — to eniarge upon to any charges of excessive expenditures more than four-fifths of the rev- ment The noise caused the Sher- Shillings weekly rental for a/ been added in the last - - Of the large number injured, 39 consent, and, moreover, the whole extent: “T think it is a shame,” he said, °“"Ue from the mail capried on his i¢¢ to rush his men, but the Sheriff lage of : inimum required is 60,456, he mil! . + and the in “According to the returns trans- ee Magee bbed d a se 40 five rooms, | she & is bei ccumulated | were taken to hospitals. The mi! i of Pepper's argument, and the in- Cog neadauarters. everythi ‘that the election of a Unitea/* -and his men were mo an ice fhe extn? lishm ont of ts, but a margin is Ping acc ; Le af Garretaries Mellon Ay a mitted to 1eaacqua ee , ry taal _- — k ref tn the “— , ie was wrecked. vocation ofr sec: aries 4 . ra eta States Senator should have turned . = compelled to taxe uge 2 kitch. ‘er fe , atures. ' mo ‘ n«wnimes indicates that I was nominated for Stares « | Banker to Address Engineers. | on eS T . Returns to Furope Davis, was tha | gh lire presne a " ted States Se natorship by a on an issue (prohibition. which the| &. Gunther, president of the Police station. “ t ’ i] . . + ‘ ; » hd a re v ™ F . Ds ; . : ‘nm acat \a ; , 1 ors , {Tne Le . é - a ‘ . . ate : °e@ te Children have heen better, Roval ( hristeninrg set for May 29. Re th : noma Press | ep pe r Ss Vor? acainst f tng —" : large maiority I do not regard successful “enator will probably Liberty Central Trust Co. will : The officers oe apis te wr "fan for months espite their be othe esociated Press ; = a o +; P A iso he White House h.d ai- 4 Hes —s , ance ig } o ‘ , atter whic ° wag months. Despit h ry : A a - ae tie ne ROMS. May 20.- Sir Rabind- Aiso, t ‘ ‘oT: 0 mes aonawunet tele in any Way a personal victory, not have a chance to vote on in his (speak on The Engineer and Pres-| into the crowd a y ee eet ene song lg ie Elizabetn ranath Tagore, Indian poet and most daily bulletins s a a} << but I regard it rather as a victory six years in office. I want to say| ent Day Problems” before the st.| fled across country. Military ‘urre "ce infant ds te , : ! . needless : : , a | ) — of surrender to the York's infant — i ni 1 | mystic, has returned to Europe to of the campaign, which, ne t< for the people of the common- for myself, now that I can say it! Louis Section. American Society of forces were hurried to the scene ‘sor - a ~— , wi ye chr fo ys eppe rospects ! , ' . : tr. | ; restered nce $5 Monthly. We a s proposal for a lower Alexandra coer i | of Bucking-| take the cure in Switzerland. He to sav. presented Pepper p P wealth of Pennsylvania. without influencing Senator Pep- Mechanical Engineers. at a dinner | and Fascist order was in : . , : : . + oo . . . g . f ; < 46 . iVli- « —— -- —_ — ateeteeastiaeaene hines of All Makes. here is no grumbling, but in the private ¢ et i lee an. | will spend some time in Italy as | as ee pecitines he the | “They believing in my plat-! Centineed on Page 74. tomorrow at the Annex Hotel the village. . aes ’ . The a news was ) . . Palace May ‘nounced today. ham are plenty of black looks any manifestation of luxury. sixth Fiver a ‘the guest of the Government. Cc

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itn I » PAGE 22 ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH, THURSDAY EVENING, MAY 20, 1926. 7 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | JUDGE MIX’s CONFESSION OF HIS | THE DERBY CROWD. —- > a = The Rev. M. P. Hunt of Louisville, a wowser well ne fi =e is ‘ 8 Se ea wt —f LEGS ES Ta ET TRS th ORR : di: | | D R A M A | oe PP g == P | Founded _ fOOSr a PULITZER : UNFITNESS FOR THE BENCH. Mase in those parts, made a speech in Houston . tat F rn yet 2S a Re hn nT if set ec. JE, IsS78. . 4 : ~~ —s c ™ ’ ae " 7 . oe e Ss - . . =" 4 SF aSt ps eae ‘e eo o* a Pine 230 : J . sat oe all | I substance, in purport and signifi- 7 r ~ iPS Oh il PG ee A Be 3 °F a Bs : . = maguege, So = “6 'Tex., before the Southern Baptists on Derby night, ; in wr ee + eo" Bee ean * ¥ See 8 gee pt OO ee EO et oe Washington - University Stu- dents in Glamorous Perform- Published by the Pulitzer Publishing : ‘e te 7 i i - : : 5 : : Compan y. Twelfth Boulevard cance, the statement of Circuit Judge Mix with re in which he paid the following charming tribute to . and Olive Street. gard to the Rutherford case and his action {n con-/ his home town: THE POST-DISPATCH PLAT | nection with it is the most astounding that within Louisville tonight has more dissolute women, ace of “As You Like It.’’ FORM. | our knowledge has ever been uttered from the bench. gamblers, bootleggers and criminals generally aie I know. thai “my retirement will | | atte wives two exntanations tor pecestian the within {ts gates than any other city tn America, acne oaage MEE Eres t - ee ss for they have been drawn there by the Derby. By RICHARD L. STOKES. thou, thrice-crowned queen of) make no difference im its cardinal ; principles, that it will always fight | recommendation of Circuit Attorney Sidener to let Even the Courier-Journal. which has become de (8 oe media ee taners _ Rutherford off with a fine of $500, in an indictment | murely pious since the death of Henry Watterson and fight demagogue 222 a8 : ; se : ! : ; ; bes trie I o ses which z if Why the cry “Stop, thief’? Sidener to carry out @ rotten agreement to defeat ‘t#P¢ts of this part of the city just one hour to Set out 7 +} eagles ssereaul no less et H. 1 M. ; or suffer a bombardment. Of course, it ible | aygage ler ores pe : cs : justice in his own court. By his own confession he | Of course, Wee Sapeaaiy: than six hallets were interpolates may - ' ai | for more than a few to escape. The rest, including | @with agreeable effect. x ; he jc ; 1a i eee , Big A Compulsory Drink Law. came an accessory in the job that he denounced a8 / women and children, were shelled unceasingly for | As in Shakspear’s day, the ae nd To the Editor of the Post-Dispatch. rotten. He is particeps criminis. (15 hours. More than 500 were killed. Twenty French | ion was virtually conta 3 ee . , “—s , - . : ‘all : es -y ; rhange »? art aS } et ; F, on the ground that the physical Judge Mix's other explanation is that he was help-; lost their lives. Three hundred houses were de- he args be inc pp by rast: even those in the rear rows ci made compulsory, could any prohibition- . _ | And in war everything is as fair as hel] of seats lost scarcely a word. This at ist logically: protest the invasion of per- the law and of the power and duty of a Jnudge—ig- i ines. emia gis ’ excellence, together with the thor- ia? sonal liberty and the brushing aside of] norance so gross that it convicts him of unfitness to MATT HENSON WAS bination —— = alain. 2 ° oughly memorized text gnd the Ay State and local government? Pitts AS RIGHT. vas . + ty =>=>={qix={=€x=—]ali_—qa_—=q—q°™—_=—=—==——=>e>|=]""_=E]]>=>E>=x"*=h»h»=»=h_»DDBB9»]h4™\hWQ0WNRh[CDB[LRDLR_hRBDBhQa9BamamnnDaSD™E™ES=——=> The principal roles w tak tei Judges Calhoun, Landwehr and former Judge Ryan ¢; 7 arr sa an eae ee er nee Th M I R R OR a = uh se “ oo amg _— ota ea is she find ietenie the stan He explained his reasons | J U S T A M I N U » E Written for the Post-Dispatch if e by Harriet Moore. as Rosalind: ee an © actuai case in jaw, owever express opinions at variance with that of Judge Mix. | with little scientific terminology but with much com-| = By CLARK McADAMS " PUBLIC OP Cj : Helen eeingrentes- Celia: Robert Kis- ' Sack. the Phan shed Duke: Cari Krautter. Frederick: Gayle John- gon. Amiens: Charles Dillon, Jaques, Melvin Maginn, Orlando: Fullerton Willhite, Oliver; Curt Se otherwise absurd he may regard the for- The ] ith * a ene mon sense and , Q ‘ i. ~ ,. oo } - . ?} ; . a = sé sel ; rac ic j Oe a! ~~ -_ ranges Pgs “eae Probably 2000 persons were pres- { bidden by law to drink, or is commanded eath or if the i tel ay Isn't likely uspected hir none ee |From the Patntinder. . = : . “tee do not declare such punishment by their ver. | 7°3°7 OF Tf fhe ice fields we crossed had been tied a Shed wuspecses mn 6S pene Sl eee great _ “a - ; : +s \s ( 7} - - . : 4 tSON = birthda t a H by law to drink. J. E. G. | somewhere to land.” : To be listed iogic upon a multigraph instead of a type- = 7. G8 24 in ae dict, or assess a punishment not authorized by Perhaps the Wilk: pais | With our more writer. To the contrary. the writer tor- cratic feast day, was notable BRONZE TO MARK OLD CHURCH i ; ; ' : the UKINS @xpecdition will make a broad- | Enlightened - ment slv o . on - because it prophesied a new era i® ieanen dimen a5 A Poor Renter’s Complaint. law, AND IN ALL CASES OF JUDGMENT BY Coe cure ° doe acti sports. ments only one editor at a time. Yet, in = 7 = apts ‘3 Tablet for Webster Groves Bailding Sak 7 To the Editor of the Post-Miepatcn. CON ~ —. . ~ - = ican —_— ; . “i tho nk Oe is Ara a i > - £457 cl =i i i¢ iay tre a ee Se to Be Placed im June. | a WANT t » nay NFESSION, THE COURT SHALL ASSESS | nossible that land mav he found But for the —_ No doubt expensive, of thought, we are still too dumb to figure advertised as “nonpartisan” affairs a : A bronze tablet will mark the - s oOo wrie this etter for the . a cas | : parva, ¥ “ ee : As a@ sport ee os — - nates : —— ie were . Ose t restrict he 2: : | 3 AND DECLARE THE PUNISHMENT, AND | 5ei0g We tie in with Matt Henson. The fabled “lost naar eh out just how the partaking of a tall, cool /SPeakers were supposed te gem Rock Hill Presbyterian Church, u sake of the poor unfortunates of to- | t - o@ ob ee ne Pe Se Wee stein of beer can be considered an “unsocial |™Marks to Jefferson as @ patriot GBBT». | 115: sa4 Manchester roada ea ~ ° * ~ - - ~~, . ‘i . - ; ‘OD | 3 ~ t [ a} Perrin ‘ a & a — peer % " _ . ‘ te ; ce - ~ &s s ~s .* .* * ' i Pes. Cc“ ? i day who are compelled to pay sock high RENDER Jt DGMENT ACCORDINGLY. ts ntineo oO the Arctic Wastes 18 a Pi@asant con- Pp, onle somehow act. tas founder of a great political We ster Groves, telling how the i, } jecture, yet all indications int to water and nx Have decide = i face .e of these once strictly — abe 4 rents. It is true that taxes are high and! Judge Mix says he was helpless, because the Cir-|.._; . S point to water and Dot | That it ng The writer has always suspected that ‘** — ee. ae : church was built in 1945 and how Giso labor, but if some make big wages. _., by — | Wholly fai | Mankind is governed by natural. national, (5 a Ce | ence of such neerning the tablet and they will have good returns. But : aus Te with the New York Academy of Politica! Science, one Or to make st he person who partakes of an occasional axes. ae Givere / Will be placed early In June, & is The owners speak of expenses, but ev- | + aby | atecipliaes ines as P ie: age ak | be a bad Methodist, but still he could be a The idea of making Jeffersons Some tim fee ite erect se punishment. He can be tndicted at any ti during "2's are to yleic precedence to airplanes and chem- | What could raise tigen ; . ' ‘nonpoli ff highly cc - et Ume Gee SS OC ee erything that is done is charged to the y time curing : : ana chem - emniinl Sotuie good citizen. Suppose the Catholics tried nonpolitical affair is hig _ thetine piace fer ail denominations | ~ = ’ ’ | ica.s ‘ 3s instruments - : 4 ; ‘ee nf ~* Ts fea tia 1 r t Yr snrié — > , _ - ’ ored . sata . os x renters and many places are not fit to| his life. The law is clear on this point. Section) ee re Than with super-sk171 to prevent us by law from eating meat on | His memory ema « ae MMe Since there was none other in the/ © ‘ ny e. » they con- | e-e¢ boos |Migat proceed to the point of abolishing armies and! eee cr ee eee Friday? They claim Scriptur thority |manner as are the Di a ao ni oe eee Then. a ¥ COn- | 3736 of Article 2 of the Revised Statutes states : me StUiS GRE | To haply oan tte np gars “fg re Rcrnipmtin Washingt Lincoln and other great aa “Meinity. Ancesters 6€ @ number 6s sider that they owned these places when nate | Ravies, Without imjury to civil life. But commercia!] Ring the hellbor | for this law of their church; dietitians aver ee a , 8. Louisans are buried in the small they were cheap and can consider them- Any person may be prosecuted, tried and pun- airplanes are quickly convertible into war siden a ? So ta enone o - sn that abstinence from meat is beneficial to [icans. Hail to that day: Sraveyard adjacent to the church. ' Pa a CAS? CORVOriolie into Wi } Ss, and ~~ | pean ne“ asialintiaid Gunitiial é' ! — i. selves lucky today? They had to keep, j,) , :, ” ; health, moraiists and psychology show that | ; shed for any offense punishab! th . the chem: ls of inane: 1 eae | VS. J ti a 4 them repaired tn the old days wher! ; se punishable by death or by e enem ical —— OL industry Keep industrial na- Se eee self-denial is a form of character building. THE FARMER AND HIS Workshops for the Bind rents were low. Is there no law to stop) ‘imprisonment in the penitentiary during life, at tions constantiy prepared for war Swag pe ak tt | Yet, suppose they tried to make this church | From the Long Prairie mae: i HOUSTON, Tex. — Estabiish- . + 4 ’ ; ‘ ~ =) e Sian —— *4e eee : “ eS" i | — map « = mat % _«* _— iii —e— ‘ lik t . nee ‘ * this awful eraze” Ren - _ ~ ee 2% — —_ si eT . A as bs ‘ i vv) . ° sparen The greet of some wrecks the Hives . 24 peice cre oo ao GOres Sway trom it. But international | Isn't game . “ so-called farmer friends, with thelr chairman of the Houstem club's of others and breaks up families. I won- Would have released Rutherford from its immediate agreements for armament limitation will still be Anyway Sir: If Just a Minute desires +o undertake howling. are doing the farmer a — Major activities. | = ol ‘ rt mn . 4 . a er - _ are) =. : — 7 | ie - ~ ‘ ‘ tut witha 4 : a sa 7) - . s ‘ — “y re ow — - — ——— on oa get oe = a heart effect, but not having been tried, he would be liable S7°8t'¥ Worth while, if only because such agreements ihe man who killed one | ® laudable enterprise. let it raise a fund to = eae a 2 pen com Bank Clerks Meet Tonight. nN } &TTt . enying course ives erTrery- Will he Fin rot 77 a _ ~ Fs h 7 - . t. . 5 . Havin +e? ieee ’ ImD v mo) ~ 2 As es + wrt ~+ ’ — - x t a rmmatter wit! Armin , thing. every pleasure. can we not even/| for reindictment for murder at any time. The statute’. ee a, ae ne ee Fer an 6 ting rae het ae Soa Garers with tops, mar- | sional friends would leave i siete —— ftty-Arth annual meeting of Yve tn peace on this earth” ee aoe me : (ne more Weapons carried and displayed. the mor elegy Peal ay, ‘ —— PSs an olvuer toys *0o mace happy | e ef fact. but little of the the St. Louis Rank Clerks’ Associa- | nm this e@art! of limitations does not run in the case of murder ati — Finds us no more our kid policemen when off duty. The Polic matter ¢ — oe tien 1 bb ' / A HEART-BROKEN MOTHER OE ESS S| Ganger that they will be used, and the greater the ex Pleased about | Board ‘hae given "them: bima uatferma ane | BOWMEe Gomes rem Gee LL will be held at He =a 4 s = 7 — : | Judge Mix, therefore, by accepting Rutherford’s penditure to keep them ready. Commercia! airplanes Than ff gpa # ma 7 aoe and tur g , acs an ee | oa ie purpose of fooimg® - ~ oe ing. The meeting. a reacy. mmercial airplanes ' ~~ réai =p-+sto: na turned them loose on the Mm De preceded by dinner at ‘ +3) = . TF a ——- ae $ - , I« sf ' : . r 4 b ct of men whe . ’ a Cost of Burial plea of guilty and assessing the absurd punishment and chemicals in industrial use €ggegest no ehil rs. anc oF ® — = : ; : wSUr' is ent =u iggest no slaughter -O pay. . piay, WHick is no piace for chil- r+} . p ™ . is to nominate candidates for ; : aha aia m use of the farmer for their , . . To the Editar of the Post-Dispatch. recommended by Circuit Attorney Sidener. freeq [2°Te Must be preparedness, of course, but with that No rae 7 homie Let a pene: nt be the Roard of Management, to serve? ~ o* . ~— 4 “ a a ai 4s ; ~ ‘teat wee thin + _ » v - , + theo its = atin a e bi : =f $35 f * 3" 4 a ; OTT “ING your article in the eAaition Ruth ation oe sii : = ; the danger of war mar = minim - : a . Ss of the sort. ; _ — 4 WwW ai . = bts r OL of } -pD iicemen down on the professiona! ‘-iends | =. for ‘ eo years. The bustress aes ~~ utherford from any ilability for further indictment GCs: © it that an irrational policy appeals only to eas | Sion wil! be fol! entertain-/ e 13th tn regard to profiteer- er sasayssassitenanescteenstasensnsisteenceiesiiatesiatititindeaittar ' When the hellhe irresponsible outh” 7" : P ° a farmer Such a movement would a : = ae ed follgwed by ; ~~ -¢ } am | = ————————_=_ hen the I ir ponsidie youth Police duty was once ms of nt featur in undertak and punishment. His act completed the agreement. a ¥ ; - ’ —- : a 4 - Ph worth » i ; a a ’ ers, Tam glad to see that 2 “ —_— | PERSONNEL AND PARAPHERNALIA OF A Bit the dust cooked upon as a man’s work; but since the Deore, ee aoe oe omens wom he insurance companies of New York 42¢ finished the job which he calis rotten. ; GREAT MORAL REFORM. Everything blunder of the voters of this State. in 1924 pons ive agricu es . pa Steamship Movements. : ; Pertain! F uch duty te becomir ert at i — arming is al! right. and so is moos ee agape in the right di-, We believe Judge Mix’s own statement would jus-| From the Brookirn Eagle | Was rg es ccna aaa cae a > ae eee —o an Anes Sa rection. s a crime the way be- - ay Sea : eo ae xX austively 4 man won't work. ‘ell. fads have their | , r ‘TTY DEV Arrtved. reaved families in moderate circum. “*Y 5/8 tmpeachment by the State House of Repre- , Discussed. cay: and just now intelligence is the one Fr a aang — - —e wR Naples. May 18, Giuseppe Verdi f i tati - Prosecutor thing that ++ marie ay nee ~ ' From the Lincotn Star pa APR asf a — ee ee while um- sentatives under Article 7, Section 1, of the State Con- ine a - aS Se — American people do not wieh IFTY years from now the & ~ aay New York (and arrived Genoa! er the aberration of grief. i . yers. kinsmen. to see applied to government. And this see : ¢ ay 19) I know of a case last week where the Stitution, which provides for the impeachment of All gor‘s uD being the case. hors for policemen is in America will be impressed with New Yor a : a 4 had ke t aa , . ; 4nd Aan +h , ; der all ae. e or ilarity Son genera! nlan and ac RB Ta. May 208. Bremen from ecense d kept up an insurance policy Judges by the Homse and trial by the Senate. Ss eae en ae eeecnee: CE SOVETREIERS OO) Fa, eee | ee en . for a years with hard-earned money, We beliey = 5 : rQ? togwethar | “kidding” the people, anyway. h s. A. Americano cities. inis nas F the Department of Commert® ~~ Sergeaes a cS ~ : i 3 — +h ; tmafor Bee > I¢ # @h ow rnd} TPES: nit allied. : i who said that he used to be connected stance. purport and significance, prove him unfit for. “o there was ' ae | more than haif of the urban 16, @ Havre w ‘ett in the manufacturing end of the under- 15. bench HH} : : they looked up racing Ignorance always claims to know—while |! 20ned cities and towns. In 190s gg gi 1 May 29, o: ee 7. taking business. I asked him about ~ e bench. His resigmation would be the shortest ' Golf, deer-hunting : | wisdom often doubts itenth resided In communities where av 1 we os ie : a 4 ees ~ & & a+ - 7~ : , ’ sal ~~ 7 at. what it cost to make a cask e* ifke this way out. ; ‘ Ara lacrosse. : One ofttimes wonders what rud = _ ordinances governed building “ a nee “rn hagen. Lituania, New) = one: he said not over $25. Now who ; And the man ' - niin ak “a. Srucge Su- icity development. The num pages | , : - —— ~~ . a — manity has against the hard-working ani- ead ' 918 to New ¥ ) : gota the (gravy) as the New York article Who did the shootin | aeet when then call alt “a / cities increased from six in 1 gee ork, Mauretanta. South-7] 4 | ; v he ee ing "Ai Hen Loey CB... some Loo. an ase. ; 1921 *65 '4°¢* ee 1923 : wre - Pon. ; eal's it Of course, We expect to read several! pithr atten! ’ ery promptly o 4 : | 12921, 265 im 1923 and 425 in . _—— “a : | 3 i ~ ‘ ee -_ mee’? : i * - : wt When it comes to Stare supervision T from Gov Pinchot on that ri Came across. = ase a — on 1 rou U seldom catch ac cording to popu -~«tion, 4. of the 6 ee x ‘hampton. May 1%. Olympic, ée not know of any other tine of busi- te ton , primary. He is not the) | Only— her—run and she'll catch yeu. cities in the United States having GO" *— ew York. eens that weeld be more property in a of sportsman to accept the referee's verdict You can read Many a rooster has lost his head because %?9 population and 15% of the 287 oe Bremen. May 19. President burial of the dead. The Post-Dispatch oo+- ‘ By the Popular reports, We ortimes give the clown the roses and zoning ordinances in effect. Thix a -S*terdam., May 18. Rotterdam, always ts first in starting something for : | Shooting bellboys bleed wisdom with thorns. ization of city development need SEES w Tork. the good of the community: here ts a. Add similes of 1926: As drunk as a sailor es the Isn't likely The crowd always cheers between the , apprehension in America. There B | Naples. May 19. Conte Romeo. for just cause. W.l. (| Sepmeca. To be added | een oie Me pa sian | | Dienty of opportunity for a= Pe York. | A : To our 7 waerers ie ee eee owing to the differences in geegre ® To our sports, | me Guliceae s reetiles, May 15. Roma. New BONE AD. | dit 4 % HEAD | ditions. ae ork.

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MI RROR of BLIC OPINION ee | eee Olunin its designed reproduce bias the latest by the publicists, newspapers and periodi- e questions of the day. to comment NEW JEPREERSON DAY. Pathfinder RSON’'S birthday, the great Dem notable this yes new era in Demo the dinners were affairs in that feast d wie t prophesied a cies. Some as “nonpartisan” were supposed to restrict their re- ay, ot o Jefferson as a patriot and not jer of a great political party. In me of these once strictly paptisan ms were this year attended by Re- willing to honor Jefferson as & Democrat. In view of sectional @s and other friction usually ass® ith Democratic issues, leaders of y have discovered to their sorro kers invited to pay homage to Jef- he statesman. on such occasions zed the opportunity to inject per and otherwise, grind their own e divergence of such talks only a the party’s inner complications. of making Jefferson's birthday 4 ! affair is highly commendable, ory should be honored in the same as are the birth anniversaries of sin and other great Amer day! di ee. aware —————— — : oa FARMER AND HIS “F RIENDS. @ Long Prairie (Minn.) Leader. 14 to support eomeone for ti Tecisiature run on 8 ee ee skh who would of putting all “friends of the farm ’ ” " . i} for 90-day terms or so. hese rs } Rese farmer friends, with their-calam 1e cause | } are doing the farmer and t! : mMeacreat harm. There is nothing ; s @er with farming, if these a Aé ends would leave it alone. . pf fact. but little of the calamity comes from the farmer. It is pro- the farm- oT the purpose of fooling by a class of men who want to : . .elfis of the farmer for their owt selfish te it Let a movement be started to “ , :' e r.) the professional friends 0°} t . ; - r? fe Such a movement would be som : eons ly worth while in behalf ©! — farm prosperity: is the farmer. 5 > wurai agricult is all right. and so re ere mee [MIN CITY DEVELOPMENT. e Lincoln Star. he passage of zoning ordina™ : ly every important center of pope the United es. Latest figure Department : = te (“ommerce indic& half of thi urban population hve cities and towns. In 1916, only & ided in communities where zoning governed building activities and elopment The number, of zoned creased from six in 1916 to 5 in 1923 and 425 in 1925. Grouped to population, 47 of the 68 largest Stat of ow: : , ee o0,- the Lnited States having over if 4 lation and 150 of the 287 cities an ‘ . ‘e population bay This standard- need arouse no There still individuallly paving 25,000 ppdinances in effect of city development msion in America bf opportunity for DB the differences in geographic satel Par cvVer is —_ ’ Se ee a —— —. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ | scrmepanesintinstienanitisieeetngiainmans 30 YEARS, WHO IS DEAD ATTORNEY IN PRACTICE | ‘DRAMA washington University Stu- jents in Glamorous Perform- ance of ‘AS You Like It.°’ By RICHARD L. STOKES. thrice-crowned queen of ht, survey gin thy chaste eye, from the pale sphere above, thy puntress’ name, and thou, that my full doth sway. —From “As You Like It.” 0 20 make-belief orb, but to the cres¢ ent moon herself, pac- | jog the 7 nith with a train of | r clouds, did Orlando uplift, this address last night during an | air performance ot AS You | Like It,” presente don Liggett Ter- } py the Shakspeare Society of | Washington University. And then, | firming to 4@ natural its | young foliage rippling with silver | and green, the lovelorn swain cried | out: “O Rosalind! these trees shall | ye my DOOKs, And in thi ir bark my | ‘houghts I'll character.” | With sky and earth for proper-/| ties, @ Cast of more than 100 stu- gents offered a production of are’s comedy by no means! yoworthy of ifs setting. The spec- | istor Was able for minutes at a | dime to forget that it Was an un- dertaking of amateurs, so gracious were the visions of romance and transfiguring the stage of if, This is a play of youth, an | gh youth the performance was) vibrant. Te verse of “As You Like It” tembles constantly on the verge g@ music; for instance, the scene Act V of Rosalind, Orlando, Phebe and Silvius lacks only tones i be an operatic quartet. Often # breaks through the barrier, and | gcharming feature of the produc- tion was the singing of the famous solos, trios and choruses which aforn the text. Moreover, no less grove, than six hallets -were interpolated with agreeable effect As in Shakspear’s day, the ac- tion was Virtually continuous, and | a change of set was indicated by | the simplest shifting of properties. One is rarely so impressed with the truth that, when a playwright | has something to Say the devices | of scenery and accoutrement fade | into oblivion. A notable clarity of diction! tharacterized almost the whole ' east; even those in the rear rows | of seats lost scarcely a word. This | excellence, together with the thor- oughly memorized text and the general vitalitv and rnoment of the production, reflected genuine cred- ft upon the directors—Prof. and / Mrs. William R. Mackenzie and Prof. Thomas H. Webster. of the English department. The principal roles were taken | by Harriet Moore, as Rosalind; Helen Bechtell, Celia: Robert Kis- | sack, the ban'shed Duke; Carl | Krautter, Frederick> (ravle John- gon, Amiens: Charles Dillon, Jaques; Melvin Maginn, Orlando; | Fullerton Willhite, Oliver: Curt | Gallenkamp, Touchstone: Harold Elbert. William; Glen May, Phebe. | and Charlotte Wagner, Audrey. | Probably 2000 persons were pres- years from now the traveler fn Ca will be impressed with the sim: = general plan and appearance 0 h tities. This has been made cer .o@ iD 73 ng Jution,. ent. BRONZE TO MARK OLD CHURCH Tablet for Webster Groves Building to Be Placed in June. A bronze tablet will mark the Rock Hill Presbyterian Church, | Rock Hill and Manchester roads, | Webster Groves, telling how the) church was built in 1845 and how tt is the oldest church in its vicin- | ty, after dedicatory services are held soon under auspices of the| Webster Groves chapter of the Jaughters of the American Revo- Mrs. Edwin L. Barker, chairman © fthe chapter’s committee on his- toric sights, is in charge of the Plans concerning the tablet which Will be placed early in June, it is Planned. The church was used for | tome after its erection as a Meting place for all denominations Since there was none other in the | Vicinity. &. Louisans are buried in the small Sfaveyard adjacent to the church. a time Workshops for the Blind. HOUSTON, Tex. — Establish- | ment of workshops in four Texas) Major cities for the blind, is on)! the program of the Lions Club of | Texas, according to J. W. James, : chairman of the Houston’ club's major activities. Bank Clerks Mect Tonight. - The fifty-fifth annual meeting of the St. Louis Bank Clerks’ Associa- tion will be held at Hotel Statler this evening. The meeting, which Will he preceded by a dinner at 6 P.m., is to nominate candidates for, the Board of Management, to serve for three years. The business ses- tion will be followed by entertain- hent featur:-g | Steamship Movements. the Associated Press. Arrived. Naples, May 18, Giuseppe Verdi, | from New York (and arrived Genoa May 19). New York, May 20, Bremen from réemen. New York, May 20, rrison., Marseilles. New York May 20, Rais, Bordeaux. Salled. Havre. May 1%, La Savoie, for, President La Bour- | | York, | Copenhagen. Lituania, New | Tork. , | New York, Mauretania, South- Pton. Southampton. May 19, Olympic, | “ew York. | Bremen. Mary 19, President Mding, New York. | Rotterdam. May 19, Rotterdam, “ew York Naples. May 19, Conte Rosso, for *w York. Marseilics, May 15, Roma, New | ork. | ney which | Russell, | Eugene Schrader, ip. ' rence, i new Ancestors of a number of |: —Photo by Kajiwara. WILLARD L: STURDEVANT. W. L. STURDEVANT’S FUNERAL TO BE HELD SATURDAY Former President of St. Louis Bar Association Will be Buried in St. Peter’s Cemetery. The funeral of Willard L. Stur- devant, president of the Missouri Commission for the Blind and for- mer president of the St. Louls Bar Association, will be at 2:30 o'clock Saturday afternoon at the Second Presbyterian Church. will be in St. Peter’s Cemetery. Sturdevant, a practicing attor- here for 30 years, heart disease with he was attacked Tuesday evening when he returned to his apartment in the Buckingham Hotel. Last February he suffered a stroke of apoplexy but had been terday of 907 PRESBYTERIAN MINISTERS | ARE NOW RECEIVING PENSIONS 435 Widows and 62 Orphans Also on IAst; $15,000,000 Fund Being Raised. Spectal to the Post-Dispatch. because of age or iI] health, num- which has been Investigating conditions of the ministry in connection with campaign for $15,000,000 to estab- lish an adequate pension system for the church. In addition to ministers, 4235 widows and 6? orphans receive pensions. The work of the board ie divided into two departments. One is devoted to relief and the other comes under the so-called Susten- tation Department. In the latter, the ministers and the churches they serve contribute to the establish- ment of an annuity. The average pension paid to ministers in both departments last year wes $328, to widows $266, to Orphans $179. of these people have no other means of support and the Laymen’s Committee, of which Will H. Hays ls chairman and Andrew W. Mellon, treasurer, is undertaking to ine} crease the pensions to minieters to | a minimum of $600 and a maxi-' mum of $2000 annually. This can'| be done when $15,000,000 has been | raised. This sum is necessary to care for those who retire before | sions. Interment | Special to the EW Manhattan Opera House in West Thirty-fourth street Pas been leased died yes- | ‘Co., a subsidiary of Warner Broth- | | ‘ the annuity system of the new Service Pension Plan is fully estab- lished. This will be the last money solicited from the church for pen- MUSICAL MOVIE FIRM GETS MANHATTAN OPERA HOUSE Warner Brothers Subsidiary Leases Theater for Showing of New Synchronized Film. Poet-Dignatc match. YORK, May 20.—The aa + ~ by 8. L. Warner for the Vitaphone | ers Pictures, Inc., which controls | a new device for the synchroniza- | tion of musical accompaniment and | motion pictures. Thus the former. home of Oscar Hammerstein and} NEW YORK.—Ministers, retired | the Presbyterian Church, according | | to a survey just completed by the Laymen’s Committee the} ‘ THURSDAY EVENING, MAY 20, 1926 in _PAGE 23 ~~) . gt dpe o> De Pgh ——— NEMO-SETTE A new Nemo-flex model for the left), combines siapoln oh ai > tim ok ab 10.00 + Ue he Fi i > + Se Al a Oe Nl AEN eS Wherever Smart Corsetry is Sold - Aalnitantn aw Reade GIRDLES COMBINATIONS CORSETS - BRASSIERES Nemo, the House of Complete Corsetry, 120 E. 16th St., New York. Clothes soak whiter than you can 7ub them _ =with new kind of soap clubrooms at Newstead avenue and | — safe to do the wash at home this easy “soale and rinse” way. Clothes last ever so much | longer, for they aren’t rubbed and_ scrubbed threadbare on a washboard. And how much whiter they get! The most soiled things come out snowy and sparkling—and so sweet smelling! | Dirt soaks out Think of it—no matter how hard the water, you just soak, rinse and hang out aspotless wash! You don’t need to touch a washboard. Clothes The dirt and stains float right off in the soaking. All you do is rinse! The secret? Just soak the wash in creamy Rinso suds! It’s all you need—no bar soaps, chips or water softeners, for Rinso itself acts as a softener. Gives thick suds in hardest water. Ends all hard work—even the grimiest hems, cuffs and edges need only a rub or two EE seem to wash themselves. the fingers to get them snowy. Safe—and so economical Rinso is absolutely safe for your finest cottons and linens. Contains no acids, bleaches or harm- ful chemicals. Kind to your hands; keeps them from getting parboiled and washworn. Rinso whitens better than boiling. Sterilizes, too! between Pad “It was a lucky day for me when I .was per- $45 suaded to try Rinsp for MS ee 4 the family wash. aa ae LE gemmrresmn:;: | never know what. a f EP erewe ‘] hard wash day is any % more. After soaking my clothes in Rinso suds there’s hardly any- thing for me to do but rinse and they come as white as snow. The only “3 rubbing is on some : spots where the dirt is ground in. Rinso softens the water too so it’s all I ha've to use for the family wash.” Wit ERS oF ee Ad a ee eee FF wD OF OF a es as 0 oe See ° * a ee P Y * er ee ee ee * o* s* . ~§ . o*e%e*e" . 44/5 1 7 yee Ja ost ts ae “Lat z ‘ . * * en ‘ 2% 7) ete" s oe) ~“ si ae a ee : oe * = “eee “8 ” TU UEC. mae a z * Mrs. J. A. Johnson, ss g § 2707A Clifton Av., 29 i St. Lonis, Mo. j e 3 2 ‘ Millions use Rinso. Thousands ee be BS oe Se SE That means no more hot, steaming kitchens. Of course, you can boil if you like, and Rinso is fine for boiling, but it’s just extra work. Try Rinso just once—that’s all we ask! Let it Get Rinso from do next week’s wash for you. J. Johnson, Clifton Av., Says: "sng grocer. For economy and best results, fol- ow easy directions on package. In washers, too! Rinso works so wonderfully in washers that it is highly endorsed by the makers of 28 leading machin es. Guaranteed by the ag of - .. "rr. = ~ = Re eR mF zit

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" oad RS s . e . mae avn Mev ty? . ~ wit ae oe Pie imiidchy 27 9 ee , 2 ’ a e ie Sd Rate ee oth Seon Yee Rw ” * se “ 2, nae eT PONS, | eG 4 BOTS he Os eae Fe = wet 7 fe I ee ae aba - ar ~ TENS oda pe RY ea ae a, feeds So iS ac SN, ERO Rides ari oitled Bt gies Pte ah niin aR pba ase a A te tei EN inn EG NB BRR A a i ‘ ™ ce oe - " pee oe S nw crete, ” . > 7 Ne r ~ aoe , y baad i: 4 . MN ag egy AOR I A ist Sah aie a at tall eM Os) ' a saps yt pe aan da Mi ; Y a fi Neel Ss : ue on an ARR ERED 4" La 88 40 Gs . Cparey PONE ERATOR Ste RE aged ANE Mags RB Yate it Abate at ates eee , anes “ates, a3 ” woe . % , ae f ¥ ~ . ° i. ee eRe ah * a eed ba : be : 4 oa or Fy Miah, ar em eR tate e890 a) Mit ts a8 ad Neh aig. St f ‘ ; ; | ee ene amet are alley = i il | | "| i f | A EAT Mazola into your other salad dressing ingredients—notice how readily it blends—how quickly your mayonnaise becomes firm, smooth and creamy — with that freshness of flavor you can get only in home made dressings. That’s the test of Mazola for salads— a pure, sweet vegetable oil that quickly, easily and economically prepares the most delicious dressings you ever Try this recipe and time yourself: In less than jive minutes you can make the most delicious Mayonnaise you ever tasted. Beat egg yolk thoroughly and add Mazola one teaspoon at a time until you have a firm creamy mixture, after which Mazola may be added more rapidly, then add your season- ing and lastly the lemon juice or vinegar, beating all weil together. saci gaite shee saan’ vues SPRL al eae ery rae, 3 Fags! Pe ee Ne Ot Sen eel te ee a * = nv ; As - Pee ae Pat gs ? - oe Ws se a € Fgh Rt SPT RRS Ht ee THE BEST FOR SALADS AND COOKING ‘the Missourian retorted. 'fullv civen | tha: he: t) —_—- ee meme | NATIONAL CAPITAL FEELS JAR FROM VARE’S VICTORY Continued from Page 21. | | | | per’s chances, that I believe that, question ought to be taken out of politics, at least out of the choice. of representatives in the Senate.” Senator Borah of Idaho chal- lenged the’theory that a Senator should surrender his personal con- | Victions for those of the voters. | “If a Senator has convictions ; against those of the people, their j}remedy is to retire him.” said | Borah. “I do not believe a Sena- | tor should surrender his convic- | tions to a popular vote.” Analysis of Primary. | “This primary,” said the Pitts- | burg Reed, “which has given Mr. Vare a victory establishes him as the Republican nominee with ‘a minority vote. Many people voted against hin who agree with him on the prohibition question. Many people voted for him, who perhaps disagree with him on the wet and dry question. After all, it is only |} the expression of a minority of one of the two great parties. There. is not a sufficient expression fo guide me here in Washington. | “But I say this question has he- |; come so acute that we are entitled | to know what our people think of (it, and when I know I shall con- | Sider myself as their representative ' bound to follow their judgment.’ It was this statement by hitherto dry Reed that caused much surprise. It is taken evervr- 'where as a frank admission that f Pennsylvania goes wet hea wil! vote wet. Reed Catechises Reed. Reed of Missouri took up catechism of his Pennsvivania sec- ond cousin, who scorned the idea + the i that $5,600,000 had been spent in the primary. “Would not the Senator be wil!- ing to let the Senate find out the facts?’ asked Heed of Missouri. “No.” replied the Pennsylvanian think the Senate spends too much time chasing down newspa- per rumors. We did that all dur ing the last session of ‘ongres:s and it got us nowhere. The coun- ry is sick of it.” “This is more a rumor.” | He point- ed out that the Newberry and th: than oil scandal investigations had got somewhere an@ that the Brook- hart inquiry had led to Harry . g tr t Se. Tr) Williams and Willis il +. _ Se L- - ‘ © Ou A * i. Converts and Dodgers. T! Was a rear of he converts lined up in fa) t ¢ Reed resi = etrmrhy j Watso 7 5 = vy? the In r ~ } ‘o 7 ‘ A | \ ~*~ | 4 Xd eat } > ore iain Te ; ~ Lg Ne Raed \I _ , ha’ ' } ~ i Tr , x } ‘ rye =~ 4 e S ; : Shudder at the days of agony given to“ breaking them in?” From the first second to the last mile these shoes are like _ walking barefooted on a vel- vet rug—and so stylish too! DR. KAHLER SHOES A Comfortable Shoe Made Stylish 803 LOCUST ST. : , eee | ~phpeuatemtene THURSDAY EVENING, MAY 20, 1926 lessness, Mrs. the results eee ert ~ ~ ed ~- i) VERY KIND Breathing. plete Relief. William Tullock. : ADVERTISEMENT —s_—. GOITRE CAUSES Eye Pressure, Nervousness, Sleep- Headache, Difficult A Liniment Gave Com- St. Louis. Mieso@w! obtained from ; gR°7 Bremen ar.. is so enthusiastic about Wolff-Wilson Drug Co. Sorbo!-Quadruple I on her or! Cleaning Fluid REMOVES GREASE SPOTS CARBONA ADVERTISEMENT : up the tissues. of the body. ~N _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Laiyties’ During Convalescence—after prolonged Iliness, Overweuy. any other cause, is quickly relieved with , LUYTIES’ TISSUE Bleed Maker and Tissue Builder. For Weakness, Blood— Improves the blood, strengthens the nerves. stimulates the ey A giving strength and vitality. proves The Best Spring Tonic—Liguid, iarge bottle, $1.09, Ales venient tablet form, per bottle. 50¢. For Constipation and Biliousness. A pleasant and harmiess remedy which gent the intestines and liver. ; eonstipation and biliousness. dition known ase suto-intoxication. Luyties’ Homoeopathic Pharmacy “a y stimulates the natura) corrects the much prevalgns which when negiected may cause ~ Price 25c, ! Ps TON loss of ~ x a * - at a ae ~ al “Sie eee . See Oh, et It tr oe Layties “@@” en arger size, 60c. Se are tee ‘eter, %% ‘, 4 4 4 . Ox. Lab 0-0 6.4.6.4.6.¢.64 , ¢ ea a a ae a ee a a a ee ¥ ¥ ¥ % i Se. LHOUS \ N Uy Ld Witt s \ \ q N \ I S Ny’ \N oy o.] E FURNISHING Cc 1120-22- 7 — O46 SOOGCSOOOO SS SSS SSS SSS OS : for _ Ten-Piece Genuine Blended Walnut Dining Suites $4.50 Value, at the Union } — 4 | > = —. . ~ & 545456954 Po od PoP PPP et > re Os SOS - oe Sf, 4 A A ee 45 - Btrif FOSS SSF SSS FFSSSSS / ' am || ; 4 4 “T . 1 , - \ ,) sa 7 sta wah sees, 24. OF Se - Ya -— > SoS > ls eompact- ‘ . ere nm + ayi\ as S@al. Basement +4 Pee ee oe eee FOOY a oD? ? #2 : a ‘ ia ‘ 26-2 CCSSSSSSOSSOS* “ 8-30 OLIVE ST. SS Set $1.50 Value, at the Union for * b oo ooo oO OOSSS % «° . . -* al 4 {fe -p - ae a ss 3 eth. a ee Oe , -——-_ yr 7 \ — » 1 . 2 Se el ee ‘ ‘ i : — -— ee, t; ' — ==. — - - - -_— 4 anenanll Tv, — e+ os i¢ - Bry —~2 eo —=2 a a 4... til \¥ FF —— ———~ . > A — * ea — “ws + - oe Zz ~ ‘ = _ Vatin 7 ind bu nes. POPP WO Pa a el Pe oe eo 69c Baseme SSOFSFFSSSO 'g nt Pio TF ppt, ple PPE LS LPOO OOM ) buffet, spacious en + _ 4 4 . % 4 . 4 ‘ 4 4 % ‘ ‘ 4 4, ‘ ‘ .) ‘ ‘ 5 . .) ‘ .) ‘ ‘ ma “ster *- . $550 Value at the mem Fae: ss ao. : a Cireck a 2 >, —_ awd £ ‘ 9 yj Y [ ~ eC , er a ins . Iisijon ste ‘ S chairs. IIe" IHE most exquisite Suites we have ever shown at such a low price, are these 10-piecee genuine blended walnut Dining Suites that are hand carved—expertly constructed and with beautiful, walnut burl panel decorations. , > > > 4 on 4 MOSi cARal uUPAGIiSier $25 Cash—Balance in Easy Monthly Payments PPP Pe ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee “Kroehler” Apartment Size Overstutfed Jacquard Velour Suites cd velour backs and seats and large server ~ — JUST THE RIGHT THING FOR SMALL EFFICIENCIES $275 Values. at the Union for 189” The newest stvle “Kroehler” Bed uites, made compact, especially for apartments and small efficien- cles. quard velour upholstery, aré included. Pt ot oe et a at et ee fn fe fs FM ee Fe * FS of of et od ee a a a a ed et A Cash Payment of $15.00 Secures One— Balance in Either Weekly or Monthly Payments ee Oe a ee Pe Red Felt Mattresses Cross A [/-V A ite Ful! Stze $29.75 4 4.4.4 6.¢.¢. 6.6.4 4 4 4 FF ol of od eo a od eo ee ee ol ed a ee ee i- s a a The neat davenport contains a full-size link # spring bed; low chair and fireside chair, all in Jac- -——— _— ROEMLER ~MADE — JE | in a ’ — ee _ 2 — 4 ¢* ry Genuine Blended Walnut Suites "239 ‘* ? t oo ‘* it Bed O0Ti SU nanhoganv em struetion. ad (resser. fui! $20 Cash—Balance Monthly “ingle RRO és es $28.00 $400 Value, Red Cross Kapok rx _ Wis ioe | Floss Mattresses Full | - S~XQUISITE ece ble Size $3 9.75 bE eo ePte.d an ¢ tiv desie Single Size... ». 337.00 and goid rT) nel design: 9 Coavenient Terms Arranged robe and « how-end hed | SPS F399S5353539065550555% a ee _ ees I arcana MARR ECREA he RATER , ites. expertiv ern. ; : ‘ss 7? * ‘ +3? ny tl Vani, al at a a a ee a a dt eee ee ) % ‘ ‘ ¥ Xe PLL F FOO 9x 12-F oot Heavy Axminster Rugs _at the for $65 00 Valae, Union . . . . . - BRAND-NEW patterns of Axmii- §364 ster EFiugs are offered in this group They are made with @ heavy ptle and durabiy woves te .' ie ist root % stand years of Usa £* Full ox12 os ne size and the newest 1925 creations ehiffo- & ’ . $3.00 Cash $59:5659699555005 , aa eit a ase EM ——— Broadcast Sound From Atom. o Associated Press. js LAWRENCE, Kan.. May 20. — Developed and Pri Ready by 5 P. M. Same Our Own Depart P nent er ane

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ed Illness, Overwork kly relieved with ~ OF from UE TONIC , Loss of Weight. nerves. stimulates the aDpett reer 7 sft REAL ESTATE vitality. lt improves every a, large bottle, $1.00. Also oo i- “PART THREE. Brownie! justments with a Brownie AS LOW AS blended walnut hecorations, and lar ge server 34,4 PPO OOOO COS Eastman Kodak Company, Rochester, N.Y., a 4 » 4 a + ‘ “ 4 ‘ x ‘, Bang goes the - desk—you're off! EADY for fun—with the You can show your friends pictures of play-day scenes es and incidents that can hardly ; be expressed in words. As simple And it’s so easy with the as 1t looks Brownie— it’s all fun and no Nofocusing,nodelicatead- yexation or trouble. — it’s as simple as it locks. Anybody can take good pictures with a Brownie — right from the start. ae 3% 2=e | oe s 28 ‘ . ‘ - -_—- * - a2 . - » ~ 7 7 - "98 » e ad . ae? 2 \ >. es +~* - > t's ~C. - e -- «* cre % . . * .. - "sory? “* aaa *, “~ © . = . . >. ~ «* “2 7 a e ‘ee. — @. \ Seres, +o ’ oT. -@0°%s%s > te . , -¥ ‘ \ * Ly J. - o** -e« - »* «x.* -o 50% - - 6° ~ - ~eiee , o%e* te a» 4% * “ > rc oom” oe : - ese - *. “ ad .* = “the simplest real camera AT ANY KODAK DEALER’S The Kodak City ST. LOUIS, THURSDAY EVENING, MAY 20, 1926, PAGES 25—44 bpusness. lLuyties “§¢@”» Sound From At tt Broadcast Sou om. | attempt to broadcast a sound cre-|sas b egiecied may cause a d the Associated Press. ated by sing] roadcasting station KFKU. | partment of ch l Be, larger size, 60c py the cE OK °9 ste atoms will be made| ApRaratus has bee emistry, by which it|radio active substances are/| brief lecture which Dr . ‘LAWRENCE, Kan., May 20.—/jtonight by the University of Kan-|Dr. H. P. Cady iehdh wes ae Pv ro a yn - ke eee gre ia. tae : : “s ud speaker when brought within range of the ap- | sive, The demonstration is sched- | American Beauty paratus. Various substances win | vied for 7:30 Pp. m, central stand- | - bb Weed tentakt to Mees & ,ard time. KFKU operates on 275 | Tho Quick Cooking — Short Cut Macaroni are She | meters. |10c— at All Grocers | LE NARA OT tem ey - ee an AE oe re . eaas® 7 as* aa8” 294 ae © «pare 7 ane* eae8* KODAK FILMS at Left Before 10 A. M. Ready by 5 P. M. Same Day esr eee Depeaes | 417 NORTH BROADWAY | #: special Complete ‘Line of ATHLETIC GOODS AMERICAN LEAGUE BASEBALLS, official size— 98c Complete Line of Brownies and Kodaks BASEBALI SHOES, assorted sizes: | v ~ Between Locust and St. Charles ———___— From St. Louis $37.80 To Denver, Colorado Springs and Pueblo, Colorado. | $48.30 To Rocky Mountain National—Estes Park, Colorado. | $58.80 To Salt Lake City and Ogden, Utah. $85.60 To Los Angeles, San Diego, San Francisco, Calif. $85.60 To Portland, Ore., Tacoma and Seattle, Wash,. Vancouver and Victoria, B. C. $61 9 5 To Yellowstone National Park, via West Yellowstone, Gardiner or Cody. “ (Rail transportation only.) $54.00 for 412 day motor trip in park, stopping at hotels; at lodges, $45.00. $63.55 To Glacier National Park, (Rail transportation only.) Tickets to Colorado and Utah on sale daily, June 1 to Sept. 30; to Yellowstone, June 1 to Sept. 13; x12 Foot Heavy inster Rugs — > 45 lon ° NEW patterns of Axmijn- tugs’ ure offered in this riuade “with «a - 30, inclusive. Final return limit October 31. Stopover anywhere en route either way. You may go one way and return another ~ a wealth of alternatives available. clean Energine quickly removes that oily stain from coat collars. Saturate a cloth. Rub the collar. Watch it “come clean.” Keep acan of Energine always on hand. Energine comes in handy cans. Leaves no odor. 35c at drug or department stores. to Glacier National Park, June 1 to Sept. 15; to California and Pacific Northwest, May 15 to | obae Mantandl ten a OTIS 9 F509 50950 55555688S and durably woven to Tickets, reservations and additional information o in Colorado.” of wusaug: Mull 9x12 at Union Station or City Ticket ce, 318 N. Ae for Our Dornier Park.” newest 1926 creations. way. (Main 1000) Summer Tourist “San Isabel National one ” " inati f the West. WF. Miller, Division Passenger Agt. Literature _, Combination Tours of the $3.00 Cash MISSOURI ‘PACIFIC R. R. CO It will assist in planning your “Colorado, Utah, California, Railway Exch. Bidg , St. Louis, Mo trip. Yellowstone National Park. | a ae Improved Summer Schedules Effective June 6, 1926 . Bunions | Quick relief from pain. Prevent shoe pressure. At all drug and shoe stores Boys’ Pants! |42%'|$9 Pants Nearly 4000 Pairs Included in This Sale! SERGE rege For Men and Young Men Boys’ well-made Knick- ers: broken sizes 8 to "59 Boys’ Cassimere Knick- ers; sizes to 17— » Boys’ “Collegiate” Long Pants; sizes 4 to 15— $1.55 Boys’ all-wool Long Pants; sizes 4 to 18— $2.95 Boys’ all-wool blue serge Knickers; sizes 6 to 18— $1.95 —Third Fleer Boys’ wide _ >» anee**s .? bot- tom long Panta, in sizes 4 to 16, OVER 23,000 PAIRS! The Entire Factory Stock of 3 of America’s Largest Pant Makers! One a local manufacturer, one in Pennsylvania and the third in New York—3 of America's largest pants manufacturers asked us for help! HELP in disposing of their overproduction of New Spring and Summer Extra Trousers! They knew that the Greater Weill Store was the ONE Firm in America who could handle such a big purchase!—That among our countless friends and customers were thousands upon thousands of keen, far-sighted men and young men who are ready to supply their needs for months to come when such bargains are offered! AS A RESULT we are able to offer YOU Outing Pants—Dress Pants—Work Pants—Tropic Weight Pants—Medium Weight Pants—Staples, etc..—At a GUARANTEED SAVING of from 25% to $3 Pants For Men and Young Men Strongly sewed well-made Pants that will give real service! Cassimeres, Worsteds and Cheviots in the SENSAT LN medium and dark shades! With or without cuff, : URCHASE as you prefer. Sizes 28 to 50 waist. Men’s and young men’s White $ 75 Duck Pants, for outing ‘<: gee a ae For Men and Young Men Thousands of pairs of Young Men's Collegiate Pants in this big lot! Choice of light or dark shades—wide bottoms! Also men’s conservative | T t : te ; - . | patterns in all sizes. 28 to 60 waist. | q Men’s and young men’s pure linen Golf and Outing Knickers, in sizes 28 to 42 waist, at.......... For Men and Young Men Choose from hundreds of patterns in such wanted Reece Mee | Sme Spring Shades as powder blues, silver grays, Baltl- es, Bigs Ke more tans, etc.! All sizes in both collegiate and Res ees conservative models. _ A. ee KL KL 4 4 4 hb 4 44D ae eed Men’s and young men’s genuine ‘ 45 all-wool Blue Serge — . Pants; sizes 30 to 50 waist, at.... i A A i i i i i i i i i i i a i i i i i i i i i i a sain | $97.50 Dants $ 22 For Men and Young Men Almost any kind of suit pattern you could think of in this big lot of all-wool worsteds, cassimeres and cheviots! Pencil stripes, plaids, checks, etc.— Very popular with girls and young wom- in all sizes. 28 to 50 waist. en as well as men for outing wear! Brand- . A - 4 Y ff XD DD DD i peed a ee a : Made of good ’ ° ° te white duck! Men’s and young men’s light $ 95 $1.22. Street Floor Flannel Pants to wear with Gai eee... sg tie teva daa — — -— -—- -— -—- -— -—- -—- -—- -— - — - - - - - - - - - - - ee hUCULeehUCUhLceelmUCUhLeehmUCUhLeehUCUhLcemhUCUhLce.hUhLlC Boys’ full-lined Knickers, in sizes 6 to 18, of the finest imported worsteds and fancy suitings -~——Pants that will match up with suits of unusual quality. All sizes! a $ A wonderful selection of Dregs Pants—fashioned Dan* seed Met Aa a Men’s union made Khaki Pants ers, in sizes 8 to 17, ine weave working in the garden, outings, French serge ete. Sizes 30 to ea as | 4 Geet Ge meted Bee I ihe e its good wearing YY cae y mail 2 | O Pa Boys’ Palm Beach nts For Men and Young Long Pants, in sizes Over 1000 pairs of fine Wool Pants in this big lot! 4 to 16, Some to match the finest suits! Others of a con- $2 95 - Men's Pants, trasting tone to wear with odd coats! And plenty . a ae of fine light flannels to wear with blue coats! Boys’ white duck heawe weight, ait. All sizes. Long Pants, in sizes woe corge one a TTT TTS TITS I IIIS " 7 to 16 , nha, Sag en’s and young men’s all , Sizes up to 50 g mens all-wool ] 00 waist. ' tweed Golf and Outing Kaick- $ 95 ° ers. Sizes 28 to 42, at.......... YT —Street Floor Men's sturdy wor- sted Pants at af

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PAGE 26 iiciceiicedeiliiciieg* | saan oP a A ee re a) | iE — i eft! i} Coaches — No ae be checked. A good opportunity te j ete ie gee ee = te eed Better, More Durable day with relatives and friends. 7 | Effect ’ wee HA TIRE €O. ) 2 eee Mr SAM Bitc‘Sa Siem Breet om oe USAM , wwe ak aa ihe cant © cnmks ana! liaise © BSS | ine beige ~d alana ene ag tt ntee Tickets and full information at City 4 % | at all drug stores. Keller Laboratory, Me- | . we S ‘ Office, 318 N. Broadway, Union Statieg, 3123 emma sar MO JEfferson 2021 ‘ | chanicsburg, 0. Locally_at_Wolff-Wilson, | Opposing Political Faction H ° St ] “s Mfg Co G. E. Herring, Division Passenger bee - ’ : . , a 4 a . . intz ee ° ° a4 See today’s Want pages for Wh ich Controls Maj ority e = -_ % radio set you have wanted ay be secured at a saving by read a ental chs Dispatch today. © 9969999899555 5556 SE GOO PO DO FHS SOSOSOSSOSCOSOCS | | . ‘ " ea ie ef Basiness For Sale offers. ‘ 2123 N. Main, at Clinton wed 0 + | | in Both Houses to De- ) mand Election. , a \ CNP dh d | 2 OP a Sead re > 4 > ~ at Sy the Associated Preas. Pere a POSEN, Poland, May 20.— | S = paiindindind bala dadind nding Fi } | politi ‘al opposition to Marsha! Pil- | Bas 2 me GCRAND - ‘ a be sm r pi: galvanized ies a Bu so Eo, BS. $2554 .w- 9 Sy ARAD t C2. 5; GRAND ‘ ist ; thn ateninge factor ~ the leaders | Bs 43°09 DELMAR YUPP il > = UP F ; y A GRA is " . a. : LE ‘of the five nationalistic parties. % FOREST S832 TS 7 IVERSIDE 30860 i soc sw ore Bl Be, SIZ He NZS LOCUST ST. FE 7184 MANCHESTERH | raion A : : . . $44 in th Diet, and «9 of the ll] in ES. in Hlland 2140 . | i ; All Over the Country Are Saving by Buying From we he Senate, , ~ ° d V ] ° ! ize the “ Nii =: PIGGLY WIGGLY Stores. The Secret of Our Success Is Our Varge Fg mic tar wo el Volume Buying and Volume Selling 4.6. ‘| iH . Purchasing Power, Our Small Profits, the Eliminatio | co | national confid ant Because of our tremendous Tire and Accessory buying power, we rank among the topmost chain store * in te ate Salesforce and the quality of Our Goods. . 2r Sinaia nyo : Py operators in the country. It is no wonder that we are able to undersell all competition, and to give to the St. t u | PRICE—Low as Possible. revoluti \ are aso s the Pt ap aa values before entirely unheard of in the automotive business. “The proof of the pudding lies in acs habs F made by ilsudski's Do- = s - if vho are confident of being % . : : : QUALITY—High as Can Be Had—and Money ‘6 swing the national aseem-|/ a Look for the STAR SQUARE Store in Your Neighborhood. Go to the One Nearest You “Se hood. at . Back if Not Satisfied. (The President of Puiand te deat SA V O N A U O IR > | ait ‘ rs of se\ i by £3 11) §PRICES SAME AT ALL STORES§ ok E [OQ TIRES! ete t - i ee } . Webster defines SAVE as, to make safe; to lay up in store for the future; to hinder expense; to be eco. mak \ nye Ss ee ae a Pg nomical. In STAR SQUARE language, it means greater values, exceptional bargains, still lower gvicen and ¥ anh : é ee a a ee Py the best Tires in the world at the price of the commonplace. otk ; ee Ie roops vhich - fi ” goes Se 2) ' ; wit ME ATS! THE BEST MONEY CAN BUY Tot the Posen troops which i KELLY. / a 5 OT a cog in a a i . ) d'etat in the hope of prevent- ES SPRINGFIELD " : 4 yea | owns his own ey . ation of the Witos |i 30x31/, Clincher ‘ ae ——— i _ BALLOON | owner's interest Is giv ea BOSTON T . a inee a A | | and dependable merck ae , : suds = On Sale $ 89° a ree | | name no grocer can t a8 : : : oS carry | Riivness inc ums cer. ) suceo Lb. 63 2 cig cary. eit | BOILED HAM BONELESS . C sands eae 1 eres e = Slightly Blemished. A.G. MALT, hop flavored, ahi hy J — A, avenues semen poses oes ‘lusively by A. G. Stores aH 3 VERY BEST; 99 mter of | rected | = snehunively Hi TH ij RI H G F A SA USAG PER LB..... C } oe Se ee Standar d Make Slightly Blemished. A. G. COFFEE, our o : i - ' 30x3 2 Clincher = - 7 =“ —————— i roasted and packed in St. Wt { PRESSED LUNCH TONGUE Per pound Ade oa Rnwe “I os k, he S a * CORD GOODYEAR CORD - GOODYEAR-MILLER Good year SUGAR, best granulated; Wy . in Posen. * TIRES ALL-WEATHER TREAD} U.S. ROYAL CORDS | Pathfinder Tread D Ibs. -. +--+... + cae a OD | BRAUNSCHWEIGER Smmmt™"Ub. 98 (Macc BR seas ee py ange feaitoon comp ries | “Soa Ciacet (IP Jf xmas exacts ron Hi = a OE oo ee 6: onsee $795] zoxeaos.s $748 cavitse an : : i Lb WITH Lb ° 28c , oe : : . - T ae . ——— ——— First Quality On Sale $ 95 | i} . 3 C PIMENTO renee ae : : pie . * DUNHILL. GOODYEAR CORD TIRES OP. inks bee a Slightly Bomichel. Te er ree af SIRLOIN OR Per teed sie 3 — . C ILL —— ‘$21 50 Mer eee ee | - 30x3% OVERSIZED Large can . ae Although t » Ag- | secincs : e*eere . | - 4 S ; - AKS TENDERLOIN Lb 3 2c ait nage ae ORDS _—— €6«(#... pe rm o128 11 AN CORDS) SHREDDED WHEAT BI " . | Hl Pitsudexi they are vale |B | First Quality—on Se ot Cj. 2 cers | ! with berries; package. ..1 Y egal fren : as 30x5.77 .... 23.65 —_—“FFirst Quality—On Sale @ a ; \ me 7 i me = ni men * $ 95 32x4 /2 Saews 32.30 33x6.00 en 26.45 $ 95 ROOT BEER AND GING bie Bi : .* with udsk} yern on * = 33x4% eesre 33.25 Slightiy — but aapesioe ts - EXTRACT, Hire —_—— “hae far C ore y / ions will net impair the rn el ; “ ¢ a oe 34x4'/2 . oo 4 33.90 poveer of rMrrcenage, Moo APR , -” snatremstanianitietaiitielie _e ABSORENE, the perfect tele naw of + Ts i pis - , 2 ii —TOILET FORM |f 0. & KINGSTON DE LUXE "Sifaw Seat (sama scsnnnce = an it EXQUISITELY PERFUMED ho a ve ths . : rf vt . | & pre - ‘ Tig ae agate anae peo latest Kingston de- Best Pa Jap mat- it : 1 ltr — ——o prthes ve Mine mga With aaa fortable. Fold up flat an THE LATEST OFFERING OF THE WORLD'S ment hat Rom legally comets) Bi a Py s pill LARGEST SOAP MAKERS ee he ae aceaet aes 49c | ii BARS Hepateh to the Wot acess eae 3 penn ) pu soteay there of Pelee ae Equipment. a RS : C 7 : * 4 erage eae. . ste te * Nationally Advertised at LUGGAGE — a . ay SPECIAL tT ceaséiek ithe. tr:-recd:ate donee $8.00, for Sale at ver, : DS eee ee Seat Pads, on Sale at.... Gc Spaghetti ane Delicious ps. es Shel-Roni ‘ll SHREDDED WHEAT :*..".10c | — as | GA Windbreakers — | : ‘ I mis yg C * j — French bev- i — | Elbo Roni ' wie . eled plate with nickel- ae C | g hh nd 7] Regular $10 Value— eo aon aft # = 7 £ as u . ont Satyam, Pulp A oa St “ BLANTONS s 4 . . + Underwood's; — |; package Sun Visors $2.95 —— ee 149 or , = With Rubber Mats ee J Ss in oll. aoe , Made of very best quality leather Highly olished ; inum frame reamo eeees / an sgn scratag: es a = ements Fons ty Diethauiien and at+ , " 4 eavy steel trame. rackets to it COLORED WINDBREAKERS—C . tractive. N MRS. NYE S; Jars / = ba = or a cars; visor | amethyst beveled plate glass; ‘Tones oar cai Regular $1.50 Valua»— = Creamo ut 15-oz ’ a ee on Sele ates... can. me C 1924-25 Coupe $1.00 Additional CUSHION SLIP ag Bg gy Fooceuin Gaal ; ; pene ee ee D fl se B sarah ag as a a steel, | SEAT SLIPS—wWill protect your upholstery from dust fran ee % = oe rich ppm na Be * ae ; . . . : co rawn; finished two coats gloss | and soil. They are easily applied and can be put on and Strap Band 5 ; ner aan’ cade ° : Pride of California, Yellow Cling, in Extra black enamel. Strong, durable and | taken off in just a few minutes. Covers seats and back. Style—on 79¢ : eaten sree ae i He § rattleproof, and guaranteed to fit. Divided Into Two Groups for Quick Clean Up: Sale at =? s salad sandwiches with f He avy yrup, LARGE CAN bio eee «He 4 it ee $ 85 For 36-Inch Seats at For 40-inch Seats at Seddle S i eS — mi DEL MONTE—Sliced in heavy syru any « Serport $4.45 bas Pp; small can, 18c Value—on Sale —=— 79 aS Style—on 3 ee at, Per Set C Cc Sale at —_ 4 fi EMPRESS—MED. CAN , a ; i q = , C PAINTS, ENAMELS, TOP LAMPS. ORNAMENTS CLOCKS SOAPS. POLISH. BRUSHES, 2 \ize Engine Enarnel, pt 59Cc J ’ ’ ° ETC. 3 : BE: Touch-up Black, % pt... 23c eweled Dash Caps... .. ici 0 hb aS ee 69c pa abe e. : cf 3 . enuine Duco Polish, pt.. m pry A BLUE BONNET—Un- se lig . 35¢ Beehive Lens Nickeled Parking Lamp..... 69c Gresolvent Hand oe ¥ : 13 int, pt...65c < . os graded; round can Cushion Seat Dressing.ot.6sc American Eagle Radiator Cap Ornament. ...49c — mee ora 3-1b. can...-.- 65e a 7 Top Lining Dye, pt 65c Moto Ball or Diving Venus............... 29¢ ee | Polish —- eae a ' . , ae, = r :; , icke i B46 gt. cose ; | VALENTINE. Standard . Ber alia on all ii Rubber Tire Paint, pt.. $5¢ Chrysler Type Radiator Cap Wings ceeeeees 49Cc Simoniz Polish or Cleaner We rs aces Auto Top Dressing, pt... 65c Combination Stop Signal..... $1.49 Nobby Wool Dus ‘ Large can, ex- FOR Postal card request brin Gredag Grease, Ib........27¢ Radi a. _ y Wool Duster. ..... | nae Med. Ca | q gs 5 ie, 27¢ Lodge Emblems for Radiator Fronts...... $r.29 Fender Cleaning Brush. . .49¢ ‘ : quality... ns FREE package. Address Neatsfoot Oil, 72 Pt. . 27¢ ag Minute Meter Auto Clock... $2.25 Chassis Wire Brush .....age ; ) . | J. L. PRESCOTT Co. — — ia 59¢ adium Glo Dash Auto Clock ..... $37.25 Spoke and Wheel Brush. .79¢ ine - . i Die a Gickinee Sn lco Cup Grease, 5 Ibs. . 75 8-Day Rim Wind and Rim Set Clock...... 10.95 999 Auto Polish, pt...... 69e Philadelphia, Pa. = ~ ‘ eeeeeeereeeegeegegagencCecCecC eae aa Ree eee ee ee eee eee eee eevee? .

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NASHVILLE RAILROAD DAY, MAY 29TH maving St. Louis 11:00 1g. leave Evaneville i1s69 "$08 A good opportunity + ’pend dren, 1 information at City mdway, Union Station, o- Division Passenger Agent Building, CEntral s000, Ticket Dhene ’ 1303 é * | | * * xi * ky x x * 90 S.GR GRAND eee FA SBAVONS, MANCHEST Hiland 2140 ling e topmost chain store , and to give to the St. of the pudding lies in ne Nearest You “@E ES! der expense; to be eco- still lower prices, and 2.4 Goodyear BALLOON | TIRES | for 30x3\/, Clincher Rims on sete $95 Slightly Blemished. dtd dh ide LILLIA AL ALL eae ae aL ae ae EE a we Good year Pathfinder Tread | 30x31/p Clincher | $77.45 Slightly Blemished. i — 30x34 OVERSIZED | TAN CORDS First Quality—On Sale at : $Q.95 Seat es & : jpiseee Jap mat- © Jean, com- d up fiat se ae 7 ver-Niean otraw 9 Cc on Sale at.. ' ‘ ‘ . > — ~. . ~_ — nee el— ——cy — , a “barn — ities ee minum Step Plates ith Rubber Mats polished aluminum frame. Gesign. Distinctive and at- e. ste ‘tes «ll $1.10 gine Supports For Fords excessive vibration: holds the firmly in alignment and stif- he frame. ne Crank Case sxieen «= QC oe Support $ 1:45 4 5 e at ——, » POLISH, BRUSHES, ETC, ne Duco Polish, pt..69c lvent Hand Soap, Ib..15c Soap, 3-lb. can......65§¢ Remover, pt bebe ——— 1 Polish, ! Seer eg 27C¢ niz Polish or Cleaner.s&c y Wool Duster......g98&c Cleaning Brush.. .49c is Wire Brush......23¢ and Whee! Brush..j79c mto Polish, pt...... 69¢ ecthndhndhnd adh dtad bts dada died hd ets nts sede TLE LLL Ge Oe Ge ae Oe DE eae ae Me bok te ote ade ate ake he ote *e ee mR cece ek Ke KF ———s . 2 | ——_== AND k EI: —_ —————— Green Stains _PLYMOUTH, E ngland, May 20. ‘Two mail bags rifled on the liner | | | Ge -orge Washington during her voy- | tively removed and 2é¢e from New York contained reg- nted with NEW- I Cream because it con | which were destined for Leeds and | 1X | istered letters and pac kages, it was learned tod: ay. Both’ the bags, Real Fruit Juices and Dublin, were cut with a knife, wo Natural Fruit Acids—_ One Squeeze—Two Creams Double Effect | or es gg Ar), Nay 29.,- il suit for $20,000 damages against Detectives who are acc ompanying the liner to Bremen are to take | fingerprints of several suspects, Sues for $20,000. Gets $30,000. CHICAGO May 70.—A jurv which heard Miss Alice Porter's ithe Yellow Cab Co. for injuries \suffered in an accident, decided ~~ set you have wanted she had not petitioned for the full be secured nt a saving by read- | the classified “Radio” columns) pees Post-Dispatch today. There Are 351 A. G. Signs—Look le Them extent of her injuries and awarded } her $30,000. —— Look for the white enam- eled A, G. | Sign. The A. G. Grocer Is a Man OT a cog in a machine. A man who owns his own store and who with an owner's interest is giving to you the service and dependable merchandise you want. And because A. G. Grocers own their wholesale house, no grocer can undersell an A. G. gro- cer. A.G. MALT, hop flavored, best t quality, sold exclusively by A. G. Stores; full 3-lb. can. .§5e€ A. G. COFFEE, our roasted and packed in SUGAR, best granulated a a ere CHEESE SNACKS, Pennant, a dainty bite; package ...... : DEVILED HAM, smal! trial! DER MUERE ROBO esc esecesc Medium can ..... 20c bores On ....... 34c SHREDDED WHEAT BISCUIT, with berries; package.... ROOT BEER AND GINGER ALE EXTRACT, Hire’s .... ME wes eeeeesccecsee caer St > = = = own famous blend, meee TO gv ko cas A”7Ve Se 35c Serpereyt es. a. eS ee le Mal Mound City — 60 American Beauty 3 Macaroni Spaghetti Shel-Roni Elpo-Roni Egg Noodles Packages for 25C BLANTONS BUNNRO . oo ccc cccce DIL Creamo Nut....... 25e The Leaders of Them All College Inn Chicken a la King Hiere’s something to make your ae. mow at water! Just think of tender, white chicken neat from selected woung pullets fresh mushrooms, pimen- tos and green peppe rse—delicate spices— a] na rich cream sauce That's College Inn Chicken a la King. the most appet izing food ou ever ate Two generous portions im every can—and 4A hen served on toast with peas, mashed potatoes and a cream gravy, you can serve three or more persons .95c re ee 49c 2 ter... College Inn Chicken Salad_ Tender cubes of Chicken from. selected young hens, diced pickles, green peppers, Spanish pimn- tos, combined with a piquant caper garn ish and a wholesome, rich mayonnaise— ing and refreshing. Delightful when seg Sry cn Chilled lettuce It also makes delicious chicken COL EGE we salad sandwiches with fresh bread or buttered wry § toast. (Can....49¢ 2 for... .95¢ a Inn Boned Chicken need serve Tender slices of carefully from selected yvoung hens, ‘eeliate packed in parchment-lined tin: Just what you to make club sandwiches, salad, than preparing it yourself, when wou con- sider time and labor. 614-0z. Can, 63c 2 for $1.19 appetizing, satisfy- cooked meat chicken sandwiches. or fine to chicken chicken Cheaper, too, as sliced THESE PRICES GOOD FROM MAY 20 TO 22 All A. G. Stores Carry a Full Line of Fruits, Vegetables and Meats _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ (HILDRENSTEETH ‘MAIL BAGS LOOTED ON SHIP ; / | ! | ie. || AT 5635 DELMAR BOULEVARD =25=esare=c=m Temporary Quarters Until Our New 7-Story Home Is Erected —_THURSDAY EVENTING, MAY 20, 1926__ STING POST MANNE BROTHER FURNITURE FORCED INTO |CLARDEL GARAGEs COMPANY -AISMATE eee eee EP ee eee eee - - “*e 3s Ter tt tT) ee Lee Le Ld ee pee ee ee sees 3e2000es 5 5cases3 Sees : * Consisting of 60-inch buf- fet, large dining table, 4 upholstered chairs. Rich walnut finish. Very special while a limited number of these Suites last. Manne Bros. Garage Price.. EAGLE STAMPS | GIVEN WITH ALL PURCHASES $2.25 Porch Rockers ~ Maple Porch Rockers, very durably con- structed, doublic cance seats. Will withstand \Seeeesveeesas a o Per Seedsal reese - Stock of Furniture has been moved to Clardel Garage, 5635 Delmar boulevard, to be sold while our new home is being erected. A portion of the garage has been partitioned off, a balcony built __ BEGINS FRIDAY MORNING AT 9 0’CLOCK and ample display facilities arranged for the con- venience of our patrons. We are going to make this occasion one that St. Louisans will remember for years to come. The items featured below are only a part of the many surprises that we have in store for you beginning Friday. Be Here Early Friday Morning 2-Pc. Velour Living-Room Suites wear and weather. Manne Bros. Garage Beautiful Living-Room Suites —upholstered in extra qual- ity taupe velour. Coil spring construction. You must see these Suites to fully appre- ciate their value. Manne Bros. Garage Price. ...... 20 Price, only $1.45. se sees eese: oc2ecne ee Mahogany End oblong and semi-cireular designs, rich finixh. (Come early tomorrow for one of these. Manne Bros. (; sarage ' Price hice ca Tables in eeeree S208 SS00SOSO00C0O SRS 0C ++ eos ee oF aee soe see esses eee eessnse eet th 943333 3333 53? soe ees Consisting of 60-inch buffet. larxe oblong ta- bie, 4 chairs and wes ehair, upholatered tapestry, rich mon Fe finish. Manne Bros. Garage Price e ee eses ssesssse ° eco? 3 seece sss35 seitsseets eee peseeseenn eesernsees aé> ssisestiss svseece: Biibsstgiesesees SGeeeesorcte Good stsze Chest of Drawers, rich walnut finish, has 4 large drawers and 2 upper drawers, dustproeof con- atruction. Manne Bros. Garage Price Sh te-st $4 oceme Searched eeeee ee oo cebesemeesieseeses 094000808 097 Came Porcelain Top Kitchen Ta- bles, aturdy construction, with drawer. Riack border. white enameled base. (-aar- anteed first quality. Manne Bros. Garage Price $3.25 Costumers 7 Full - size Costumers, ma- hogany or walnut finish, brass hooks. Very special. Manne Bros. Garage Price srseseiss Feceeee sejSssd2 Bre retee sssies? O00 esse sbssasscee-s set: Hids3s Sessa SHB cag «: = it SSS SttuHnEREyEE? Mahogany and walnut fin- ished Footstools, upholstered in attractive mohair coverings. carved base. Manne (earage Price A Garage Full of Tempting Values That Will Bring You Back Again and Again. velour only $2.45. ueval values. $7.50 Velvet Rugs > Velvet Rugs, patterns, with and without borders. Manne Bros. Garage Price, size 27x54; come in assorted Re ARI ERE RN ot Se eee NR . ~ 7 S 2 o woe a a ee a a) ee elie Ne Et OCR A LE er te Ee ER me ni hte Mig, aaa Ps a“ ‘ie 4 43 : aon iia a ee a . ” M - oe ers * mle ot . satin wv a « " > ont ” . 5 " - : - tate ee re ee ee aed RANE ET He eae OC CEN ee ey ILRI a RI RI tower © om arene on eer ee eres seme or as a eee = — AEE On women cinae eee a? es 5 aban -_ t3 UP TO 824.75 One of the greatest value« you can imagine. Standa of wrought iron in various fin- ishes; beautiful (,eorgtte shades, Manne Bros. Garage otiigsesegeess =3=5 = sencee See eess => riisisgeogessaesieseee SSisspipeses:- see gece -» rp . ee s=* 3373: “ eer ies Sesgsesss: 0 Soctesstersspesses is iossacccessesess gag sneavessese as ssecbeergeeterts Bee sst33st3 Sit 333 oe 4: . —- . . tMSliestee see Sisgeeisss Consisting of drop-leaf table and 4 white oak construction. Man- me Hros. Garage Price chairs, ename! finiah, SSS SSR S EERE 2 pieces, large bed armchair and chair. upholatered in at- tractive figured welewr Consisting of bow-foot bed. large chest of draw- ers and vanity, novel gray finish, with line border, ‘ery attractive. Manne Bros. Garage Price Fn tite eeeeres =e rot socecsee oe > 4 Sz . ceate easese oe S2éseeeres SssSseee s323 io pperstseersssrs Se3i355 ere ees vores See 33? i pattern. An dinary Bros. Garage Price . constiating of davenport,. wing extraor- value. Manne srasmesasmnsseasenizsiithts “gs eee 7 te a Unfinished drop-leaf Kitchen Table, durable construction. An elegant value purchased expecially for this sale. Manne Bros. Garage Pygec.. Sd Mtistivestieey: eres? gece? s* 33: rH retenggisegyt: Attractive ateel beds, mahogany finish. ae Day- into a full-size lete with pad ? srgse@ages sept at eee Seeeese sce? . emith & Davis Coll Sspring*,. apecial const ruction, sVar- anteed to wear. Manne Bros. Garage Price OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL 9:30 ANNE BRO FURNITURE COMPANY MANUFACTURERS AND RETAILERS” TEMPORARY 5635 DELMAR Opposite _ Deimonte LOCATION Attractive Table Lamps. hav- ing novel designed seainn: § iren bases and panapainn” ed glasine shades. elne can you these at this price. Bros. Garage Price compactly. Garage Price Nowhere duplicate Manne a 1330 aaah r+ + $9 sobs (ages slates rpebabese 4 obee we eesiss eee is Se tideeses eeneee . Tete: ert seh: 4 $5.95 Steel Folding Cots All-steel Folding Cots with steel wire springs, very du- rable construction. Folds up Manne Kross. sen @ 2 6€

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arr. . te ok. RE ee we Ye? ee eet sees -" Moret a te 2 o **% ws : e — ee ee tee. eer ~My pic oats ‘ a ~ oe Ne tee ee ee eee ee ae ee et or atk aos : hes hy i ee oD ee Lee REUSE ON EER a Mee ay ae ee a ° PAGE 28 Beechnut Peanut Butter "** ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH a ST. LOVIS INSTITUTION Heinz Spaghetti 15¢ _. . a Blue Sea Tuna *:- 9 cans, Ae Picnic Sets or Seg ae Picnic De Luxe Plates, package...... BUTTER TOP-O0-TH-MORNIN The best Butter (Churned. ong ek ne Meadow Gold Butter . '4elb. prints, Ib....... 48C Large selects, carton. 4 Te eR Bulk Eggs, every one guaranteed . EGGS TOP-O-TH-MORNIN = See pe TE ag, Pa nO ray neti ny YS Qe? > SeletegpE = te © 7 Se PERE AES WR SEAR AB Sa Sonar, aks p> oe ee a . ua dat) gsdgady cir wy sree rn, com. dggh abas Pa ie LG RE esp ERE I, RD ee lilt Re a Ee ee ek ee WM ENE OF Tet ecu? U DE QUININEINE CrIPouKyD HAIR TOK Stimulates and nourishes the scalp Overcomes dandruff and falling hair Ed Pinaud's EAU DE QUININE for the hair and scalp ——ee EACH BOTTLE BEARS THE SIGNATURE ’ i a?. PIT ages Pace reno PaaS Soothes and fones up the skin Fragrant with the natural odor of fresh lilacs Ed. Pinaud’ LILAC VEGETAL for the Skin i ata k nate: aes Tad apenas a we Bg Sint Seat co Rhy sige 3 FO ee ane ce 2 See tty nist BES ab . ‘ ee Bey : ° £ citeataley heaedelee ese : Cal ecg Rie SEEN aioe ae tortie Ce fs 2 wees mee ON Sota eT a ee ee p ° an ah pe dak “ia a in Wetacee’ . ror s*s J if wy, rier ae ey “as se aati pte’ «See Neat See) eee Cn eee ae BE ee OFA Aa oe Ue ee ; - ve gabon oh eat lee 6 re Re a. ee Cosyvoe god hin Fate $ x ry a." p . 5 ; en 2 o sc peat vt 8 he egity. Sa da ae Reek fea MOOR. Re kb oe cpagks : +“ ybes ee ee eS ne we ae ar aw + Oy " - 9c Shs: ERA Tee ee oo ae i ie tee ee ‘ ~ pear oR ° SS Rape ee) eRe A Nee MN RI RID RE allan eae RRR cape PRT poet ttt ) bowtie aero ree oo oe ee Theyre waiting fr Yous WwW Big gamey fish—\yried lakes and in streams and rivers too. It’s @ fisher. man's paradise in the Great North Woods — in the healthy, balsam scented air —among the pines. Come hére this summer —there's fine ° accommodations in cot- tages or hotels—or camp in the open if you wish. > . 4 > * ca We 5 » ‘em B 7, ug . —_ a ad 7 v - z - = ng o “TF > 2 _ k Spring ising st eas f Sarah s r the W | ~& ras heen : Mi. ek s®wer. An er ranch is eyed » har en - q . Via ~4 Spri g wh i s bu i uj Fain after a ry. Fontaine a Mar son I ~ al ‘ rf) ~ ; — ge from Marie's s g is belie : 4 4 2 Lake vr ‘ Hid ~ 6 4 - > h ~~ | | = ‘ s : ‘ : ra ™ : \ — ae — Yr 2 . r ras the 4 : ia * : ake t ‘ha Wy Wasa fTnere “ : . a5 ‘ S| - a -f =~ F = tr +? e- ius 7 as wortn ¢ n , Ls r as ned P a | = ~~ % \ = *. ~ ry \; Oc A ~ i so TT} ry her h Cr . Yo an = cr s sress m whe o se spr nz i x = » act 2% ‘ orig : = - > a —— 2 Sa. = = x r —_— i. ° - a4 ear rainage ~ . Tr "gs a“ 4 S 0 @ ins a sclede "gfe « h a C “LD — = ‘ ~“ r _ &°? eo:3a Te o _ 3 r o "Oe on - S »nside a4 ©e Spreng Was @ handsome £ian nd yo , ™ : ee Y LS LA = abel s Bes oe _ er j i as =~ ioulis wh \Mi , ‘ca » > sit rank is at ake S* ASSIS : yf the extension depart ive? sitv ot \I i1issourTri MDE ay thy et cotter woman Should Know)’ 5 bw strength of coffee and its flavor, aroma amd taste depend entirely on the elusive coffee oil in each bean. Air evaporates this oil quickly, so most coffee reaches your home with weakened strength and flavor. Not so with H&K. The H&K Vacuum Packing preserves all the flavor oils. WS ONY NW ALTERATION SALE j Wwe aS aA Wy at We Must Reduce Our Stocks of Fine , i, tit Pianos & Player-Pianos To Make Way for Workmen in Altering Our Department | USED PLAYERS | | USED PIANOS | - Harrington | Maynard (8") .......$165 Segerstrom (*") ......$198 Lagonda (“*2i7%")....$89.00 Knight-Brinkerhoff ( “i. ) $265 Stroud Pianola ..... $3 45 Also many others that have been thoroughly re Mahogany Case MAY~-STERN & CO. S. E. Corner Twelfth and Olive Streets OEE NI UY VWYW-—NJIN eeeees $1 10 i ¥ P. Hale o head 4 eee $29.00 AFIOM (4 Ridiculously Low Price) ¢ oo $49.00 built in our modern mechanically equipped repair Gerhart Upright Grand ° $375 shop, at very low prices. Terms to Suit Your Convenience! No Interest Charges! No Delivery Charges! AVIS ZAV ISS ZAVISS 5 -—=wt = : 7 30x3° 30x3' 30x3! Nm wh tv ee 10.25 Oversize..... 11.40 29x4.40 Balloon..... 14.05 30x4.95 Balloon..... 19.20 31x5.25 Balloon..... 21.95 BIGGER 30x5.77 Balloon..... 25.15 BETTER 33x6.00 Balloon..... 29.55 STRONGER TIRES FOR LESS Other Sizes at Equally Low Prices ~ + | j , i ¢* 17 Y (rao in the worid s largest tire AUTO TIRE SALES co ; .~ Fr . ara? ¢ é > *» ry aero “4 we? iuw) 2 een sold. The cords are built 52 Shenandoah LAclede 0551 | , . , ra-strong cord faoric . — ‘ i tjlidi > nade possio.e by 4 facturing Tesources BUSY BEE MOTOR CARCO. ~ Sutin SS... 2 GRAVOIS-COMPTON AUTO SERVICE > Quality Meets Low Price PATHFINDERS Made by GOODYEAR | 42°*erized Goodyear Dealers Have Freshy, G oodyear Service 4465 Manchester GRand 0781 S S. : eee: 19.20 CONTINENTAL AUTO SUPPLY CO.- I 5837 Delmar CAbany 0041 . te. eee 31.50 3200 Gravois GRand $371 | MERCHANTS TIRE CO. SPECIAL Slightly Blemished ALL-WEATHER CORDS 30x3%¢ cra $9.75 32x4 &.%, $16.75 31x5.25 R: $19.60 Goodrear Service Stations render tires. MANIMUM MILEAGE der the transactio (roodvrear Dea a car sig inspection for ents and your imai tires Cox * BT” y (HMIDYE AR RE AL TIRE SE RVI Fi. ~ ' GOODYEAR ALL-WEATHER CORDS The World’s Standard of Quality BE SURE TO GET OUR PRICES ON THE ALL-WEATHER TREAD BEFORE YOU BUY ~~.) ’ = Z> r” , ** .* * ™~ + ; Liei r fe’ Prt ¢ } | 2710 Washington JEfferson 0673 ART B. MOONEY : 4551 Delmar FOrest 0733 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ a a Ss (o }. e) & <5 go i a} iS) eEeeess there aretimes emergencies dém moneythan have For any person of having a steady € Morris Plan offers his or her financk borrow from this ranging from $50 te rates. All loans q monthly repaymer We will gladly ax of this plan... the main office oF INDUSTRL it a = INDUSTRIAL SA’ RESOURCES ¢€ B Irdust NUGENT'S Beosd say W Washington \ R ANDS SRAVOS 3616 3. Grand Bivd. ST. CYR BROS. 2856 N. Grand Lindell 0519 SCHWARTZ BROS. SERVICE STATION 3424 N. Ninth TYler 3152 STANDARD TIRE CO. : 2671 Washington JEfferson 0307 © - DEALERS AND GET SUBURBAN TIRE SERVICE 1426 S. Grand GRand 7685

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—————SSSSEEEE ST. LO) T-MICOATS | : ya ne sICH OI pi ass , -THURSDAY EVENING. MAY 20. 1996 THE MORRIS — — ee a a ee | 'S POS1-DISPATC Blind are Rate Bill Approved | r —_— Sas ST. LON | PATCH — ee = PAGE 99 =, [o}/G)/(a} By the Aspe ted Press. . | nat it pays to manufacture 1D | Criticising vast %e adi at-' class antagonismes als ll Ata: sre || ier ponngi-gagere MELLON PICTURES quantity and to make a larger vol-| tempts to regulate and sometimes| Pear as we find that our best tr. | IT’S KEIFFER’S DRUG SALE } ies blind ners - fuine sthial ir t . id persons w lll be permitted ul af of small profits. fo cripple industrial expansion,” terests are served, not by fighting i n railroad t | his is the secret of our suc-/the se | } f¢ se : ‘. - é : é Od trains with | . “ee ‘ ‘retary said that President! each other, but by w orking to. bor} riday and Saturday Keiffcr— rae attendant at a sing): fare rate e f in F merica. Tt is also the’ Coolidge “has pursued a clear. | & ther to build uP a prospe rity in Broadway and Franklin f r ve tr, . f&Aaso why nu >) a ; ia . : J ol : ‘ ——————E Or the two under a brHl approved | — - y much of the distrust, , consistent course and has made it which everyone can share. | 23e Morse’s Indian Meot Pills ........ he t. SERVICE STATION TYler 3152 t(D TIRE CO. JEfferson 0307 IRE SERVICE GRand 7688 @WiriNG SYSTEM To him quality is of prime importance. He is aware that the materials that go into the G-E Wiring System may cost a little more—yet he knows that the ease and perfection of installation actually reduce the total cost of the contract. The G-E Wiring System fits everything together. What goes ¢ | inside the walls—the wiring, the cable and the conduit—is connected readily with the visible evidences of the GE Wiring System—outlet boxes, plates and switches. Each part of the equipment is accurately made to fit the other parts— all synchronized under the quality mark G-E. ! Prompt service Assisting every G-E Contractor, in small jobs, as well as large, is the G-E Merchandise Distributor for this territory. The Distributor carries in stock everything the electrical contractor needs. There is also available from his stocks a full line of electrical appliances of established reputation. GENERAL ELECTRIC For address of G-E Contractors inquire of the G-E Merchandise Distributor for this territory Wesco Supply Co. 200 South 7th St. 20 ee ee me — _— 6—Hutchinson, Kansas—a center of the salt industry and of an extensive strata of ee rock salt which is probably the largest in the world. Highways No. 59 and No. 32. 7 7—The Kildeer Mountains, the most beautiful of the scenic spots of North Dakota. Near the town of Kildeer on the Mandan-Kildeer and Denver-Esteven Highways. 8—Miles of shaded shoreline along the Lake in Michigan. State Highways No. 11 and No. 22. 9 — Spearfish Canyon, with its sheer walls and tumbling waters, forty miles of exquisite beauty in South Dakota. Custer Battlefield Highway from Rapid City. 10—Effigy Indian mounds built in the shape of various ar.imals. Several bird mounds that measure 150 feet from tip to tip of wing. North of McGregor, Iowa, on State Highways No. 13 and No. 19. These are mere suggestions. Isn’t the list an incentive to find out what is near you? Motoring in the Middle West is an unalloyed pleasure. There are fine roads wherever you go, and Red Crown Gasoline all along the way. Fill your tank with Red Crown Gasoline, get a Lm road map, and start out tomorrow. Rediscover your own Middle West. Buy Red Crown at Any Standard Oil Service Station and at most Garages Standard Oil Company St. Louis, Mo. 4360 (Indiana)

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LO AOE OO _ eS _———— — BRITI. TISH PAGE 30__ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH THURSDAY EVENING, MAY 20, 1926 ——. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SISLER “POLES HOME RUN AFTER HITTING DOUBLE FIRST nia page igg a at Se Me pire Bye Qo er oni ot % . bo — . +e , i” : . Ms Pf: ARORA LS AF ARMS: RI IRSA) BPE NC eS MH Cg Sete de sent ~ eenees rn . _ stoi ee nena iP STATES . US CESESTEPTCTUESESS USS suR rE TEESETUSET Se TEESE RENUNPENEND ENE eS SMSC ET mean se ) RIC CANS IN GASTON AN D JOE and ASBESTOS— Joe Is the Boy Who Put the ° “Con” in Confidence. es | See —By Ken Kling | AME SCOTLAND FOR. TITLE TOURNEY | Neen Ly rf 4 o “ 7 -_—" * “ “ ae” Pag i as a wall 3 | - THOMAS HURE a murs TIN WHY, WHAT'S WHEN You WENT a T> PROVE IS THAT SO— ‘WELL oh 4 \F THEeyY THINK THEY . D iit) x'UC STAY IN No THE MATTER, pine omc a THAT x DO Not ONE OF EM vecrenedit IN NEW YORK CAN TRY ANYTHING Pal \ PLACE WHERE ASBESTOS ¢ pane api Teust_ WOU THE KEYS To YER --i- ‘ Like THAT ON ME, i ‘ ; : HORSE WON oe 6 Ee BS RR. H. E. 4 ‘ ' PRESCRIPTION IM THROUGH ° A TRuUst | CLOSET - Qa Si : AT2 TO), SERVANT HAS SOME , - BROWNS AT NEW YORK O11 0m PRIDE ABOUT Him Too!d ) ANO THE NEW YORK ; 1000 thew wevew e Othe Ae fo ate REELS RA nc A at trate i ie yD ROLL (tS By the Associated Press. , SCRANTON, Pa., May $732 ‘ Mickey Walker was in pe . He , 7 - SA 5 AM KS. Aig />¥ ite Ngee evs sit anatibe in he ne retin OR 4 ce enionen MeO pat nee Bart. BB yn A ag gm . y? : hr eee : . od Rae ara + olllt baa 3 f s alee Meats tye. hi an ante = - ¥ TODAY'S my’s country” today to oe ee world’s welterweight ¢ ‘ The Batting Satie. BET-$IO0 he hds held for four er ee i age sag —- a oe battle Pets oe the Associated Frees. ati Meiiilo, 2b Combe. cf. ON Latzo, home-town chal The ” LONDON, May °24.-—-Dritish golf | ee ee . . bout will be 10 rounds MMR f joijowers are offering even money ‘1% MoManees. 3b Men oad CRUSADER cen. wee Sane faver. ca 1] amounts that thelr coum At ‘Jacobson, cf. azneri, 2 | |ite to retain his title. Be eon will win the Walker Cup at 23 3 Schan c. €. {sa @ id ° rs enti ss wi ti eettear, 4 any AT Walker is in trim for the fing may andrews week after next. | 74803 Gaston, p. Thomas, p * fight in defense of his crown . Reb CGardner, captam 4 Umpires Nailin Ormsby aitd Conn ly. - h he ID Althe ust i Attendance---1 2.0000. i JAMAICA. © at ave Shade last ¢ the im ia rs. and his seven i By G Ww Dale (| in New York. The crowd will hb oe mmates were defeated at Wok- iV; y \seorge im om y with Latzo, 23-year-old idol of the - Tuesday in foursomes hy com- i Of the New York World sport. Bi) ae anthracite coal region, With seveg a lie - of British amateur stars,‘ Staff. years’ rin fea ae en . Milto 3 Prete ese nerd a rhe attitude NEW YORK. “i ow Ve iid Aa | grown up nm an atmosphere ears to be that the visitors should } Gaston, former Yankre, was aa a —— — = —S = ——— === a —~ihard coal and hard fista. Be be yo sitted a few more days of PLO LP PMP LOO LP La a eh A up by Manager Sisler : Browns to stop the pitting Kat letes of the Hugmen in the seconc ansas s Ath iminary bye | been mine boy, prel boxer, . Aionins eT? this adele of the } of the series this afternoon. R A C | N G C Hi A R TS ir Today S IF Table): Baseball Scores 'Stecher Flops baseball star and now challenge cost core. aay sa of the crities here ap- ; ement on tnretr abilities > Win T | Jimmy Londos) , ?:#' 2ave been otteret twas oY ‘ — rASTOT as | ‘ : 4 -EAG i peneee " we toe 14935 4 Ewe R. H. EL His six months’ bride hag a shasta" ro os accom plishments of | Se ne i a a a a BEE Lae OME ES IEE OB, ae De’ when haeted Vase aden aed ot Ria in EPS ain tell tan eed en asa il ka i ng tiny isin alge Dh iia - ah roe y " 2 . . 4 ed the Cleve.ana elit le st | — ; ° . hunch that he P any. | Athletic Event . Weather clear; track fast. ota ‘ea fe ae aes | CeCaGe Ay Boston Champion Wins Another — we. the Americans at Sandwich, Rye an. de. Bae fee degree Cincinnati ....21 10 .677 .688 .656 Te ze the record of having turned the and Woking in their first week off The men ance as 12 , den! il to the Post-l —_ lie : | : ar Brooklyn .....17 11 .607 .621 .586 2? 0 1 6 | Championship Defense oe del four of five men whe he ship, that brought them across spite chilly weainer, | JAMAICA, Lh 1 Mav 20.—Following are the results Of today S Chieage ..... 7 Ii ©0607 621 368 ave aten him. The fifth mana ee | “ ait rag | ‘he Atlant Only Jess Sweetser The gaine: | — Pittsburc .....15 14 .517 323 400 BOSTON From Frequent Foe. = Walker, to whom he lost in mS mig on teen ett a game FIRST INNING. Washington Freshman’ Sets FIRST RACE—S1000, claiming. 3-year-olds and up. six furlongs —Start good, CARDINALS . 15 18 455 471.441 : = 3. |e geatheneBearatee oe b 1, Watts | + * os ' wo! ry 5 piace same Went ») post at 2:32 ocr a 2 ) Winner ss ¥ New Vork 14 27 452 469 437 0 3 0 0 h ewcomers on the team, a BROWN NS- —Ri ce smat K¢ j a hot -_ -—s a P ; _ ei -_ A o> Pt, j ‘ ‘ mney? STM Sim) .* ‘ « Bihan ‘ ee a fights starts The n = Stas a Themes which was; Javelm Record in Valley (| FG? R305. is DP ae : | FRliiadeiphia ..12 18 .400 .419 .387) Batteries: Chicago Leveretic, Thomas! By the Associated Press. standard time. CF Pay Guna, George von Elm and Relaseg —- . mm! Boston .. SS 2 300 .323 .200 and Crous Boston-——Wingfield, Kieter = Mav Mackenzie, have readily adapted x; ie erate ak as Ral gO = eis, . Ce na ae aoe gover ee pe a ape a eee SoA ten . : BR ed o a nn | ’ Rs hg? pOmeigE as * ei SAE fot, * — ro > - - _ = j > . 7 site Bc th ” » . ; nial filling the bases Koenig scored | Point totals and positions ef. oth- | yards 4 = Tat t coed - wmemienioner Cahill: it subenicak rity a was going a s Riccatinn NATIONAL LEAGUE ‘ By a saan a eee 13 in. Biceps 13 i, ind and will practice at Muirfield . e e while Gerber vw as® booting Meueel's os ee ee te ; ke} . - hae ‘ " ny ~ e% et renee} amreare .? Fator fai.ed tft ofa * . ~_— er ‘ sha y > , o “ 4 * 6 = s 4 R H E ; LOS A. GELES, . lay °0.—Ivan 1i% in. Ferearm, 13 &, ti] next \Mionda Vv for the Rrvtish Atle : Sc hi LiON ti ‘ ' Oy wa iiways ‘ va? sopiter hung mn well gai end i ee: - . 4 o : 3 4 . , . , , y ae Srounder and the bases remained |fourth, 26%: Oklahoma Ageies wed-e@ good effort. Zero H wi an immense gap from a slow beginning. NATIONAL LEAGUE, Pix Be ; ch: 2 Poddubny, huge Russian wrestler,| 7% fs. Wrist Tt, amateur championship tourna- i i filled ee aos fl eS — a toate : Sgn rt: Eg . fa Col asioner Philadelphia 6-11-11, Cardinals NEW YORK AT PITTSBURG ‘ 20'~ In. Thigh Bm rent. Before leaving London, Capt : rie : Bm hi Tm ) | | } ‘3 uw ; © 7ae 2s iT? 5 ~~ 5 , eo ei he fj Walks Cup matches, saying ee ~ : - . - > - - bam 1 ~%aisad~* ee: ‘ ’ oe. ye . . > & ‘ ‘ ™ . . ~ &§ \ TT » me i Ft issian took the first fall in 7aston to et hang. ONE RI N a) Le : Kansas Agel & fant h “ Time > eo 5 — ae | b4 10-2. Ratteries: Aldridge and PI SBI RG 4 d 4c ia end with a Burroughs Beats “Beats Maplewood, bh s team was rounding into shape. whe eon eres ag ; a , rs ; " — . . - - minutes an > sec : , —_ : ShHCOND INNING. Ted Whittler. sole Washington U Betting Smith, (:ooch; Scott and Snyder. : Se During their stay in England : BROWNS — MeManu 1} ae HORSE Wr. rTP. eT . . VeMallen jouble armilock and scissors, and John Burroughs hool | : SH —— MCManus Walked. freshman to compete, set a new penioatensanion : ; i - , . ; Maplewood High yesterday, 5% @, + \mericans were constantly en] ae: Jacobson sent a long singfe to left. | pac rd in the # lin throw. wita/ Master Willian L118 . 2¢ i “ 3-1 Cincinnati 5-9-2. Broekiyn 1-2- Baticries New 1 reen! a the second in 12 minutes with a on the Buroughs diamond tl move. They played golf sax of Le © i : eee CVU : ociate save tei lend ' : ' ® tz,, trie) S e- ~ r oO 4° ‘ ‘ } a ers ae 1 Rat i : D h Srudear Ptrehuesc \ —— a , ’ - —~ — Sok it = Be senning McManus tn thira wy iAne , ‘ . e ¢ — ; “ : . : , 1A? . atteries: ononue and Picin- [ an . i's " fi line . . os * . ' . . . » os a — os @ — . at ae McMatr a on . Ge mae 6 4HC,.i record set in 1923 by Czpt. ¢ i l é “pi ~i | Batteries: Hearn and = Taylor; ——- * rtained by notables of “4 E = Malus SCO ing. 2rCT Dey] grou) ce d i>) } 1. Se ? imt ‘ ~c = - = | T*i > h +h to. on ce a 7 eceieiee KHiANOMIA, pre Se] i erreOoiieni a \ } 4 7 A ; - ~ ~ i.7 ercy, (ishborn and Hartnett. ee go: nz wortd. ge & to Gazella, w ae ti gke th + . tle eee ” 1.” 7 - ~2 3 - : - TAG IWCTN . Or iak ing a, ho chose to make thy javelin champion Woaittier Lis | Sanka iM _ & a 6 5, AWERICAN LEAGUE. CINCINNATTI Hacen Lovepts (Challenger. sTtee piay at second but his throw was placed third in the discus and -h . , UTS ts. New York 6-7-3, Browns 2-7-2. Walter Hagen has aceepted the pe y ‘ Fi " ' ; ; we Hi ui : ae . » &aaa 4 ss’ & #. ++ . s e: o tz .4 " her or > **. 4 ' +4 — 2 aft? ‘ > « : ‘a : € « ~~ vba. t Ree: late and both runners were Safe. shot-put to garner the nine pointes Master ae . off first ful g of fala estar!. wae 7 ed ut ~kly | Batteries: Hoyt ané Collins: Zach- 1 alienge of a Londen magazine Ho RaaS 1) Gaston forced Gerber, Koenig to|which netted the local univeristy | He had the speed to race Olive Dexter into submissi: the fire tthree furlongs and | @F3: Ballew and Schanz. ° | for ® 72-ho! he ae , aad i sae ui ie sl? t4hh8 on ae S 3 ' : se Fis ’ mew +0 € - . = eo“ ter ; o> be tor ’ ia vie mate . ate ii lAzzeri. oe seem 6 6ft6lh6hMetisel | eovonth n} " |had plenty left a tend. Olive Dexter. also pulled uj hick in false break. showed Cleveland 6-S-1, Philadelphia 5- i. a os dae as ; a natch with A at a3 ONE PIN wrt. (Seventh place 2 good order o fapeed. but tired badly i stret r soma ge a sluggish mm 7-. Batteries: Shaute. Levasen , —- Mitchel to be played in England 2 ? : eT 7 thes - ; iy a «é Sd -n. ear r ens rie Fir) hec fa ? ‘? ner ha - [ re tt ree Te ; : s ] > es atret “Fr. ~ . | ry¢ I* ry . ae ¥ NEW YORK—s- seven otn new records we ae Soe a ean enti Wee Cm a ete gt sense ig FR TB! ge. and I... Sewell: Myatt, Grove and BOSTON AT CHIK AGO June I* and 19. The magazine of- A ots : % + - ‘ oa ianz T¢ ts 3 ee? . thea x" » } ~~ tha ye tee an a ‘ : ' x » : ‘ i - Pe | . sia P Pe , a : ort f gella’s foul near the Rr _— lies a the Sov-yard run, tne on >. He wae puiled ght after eta f real race. Jim Crow showed pienty | Coenraes | red to wager {508 on Mitchells Ste ee So a Owns Gug-/imile run, the two-mile run, the: of sped in falee “€ was pulled tiy after t rea kK real rac Chicago 9-12-00, Bostoi 7-7-1. ces. and A. W. Wathlace. a De- i ae our, Collins dropped a Texas’. hot-put, the -vard low hur- THIRD R - ps1: 200. ‘The ‘Willoughby six ‘furlongs S-yearolds, handicap: Batteries: Lyons and ‘Schalk; ‘ | ness man is gaid to have Ps a6 Ge . ‘ : . ~ « + Al ‘ : ’ Ps ail i ~e - . ‘* . P . a? " oye ™ i } ait 4 , - : . ieee leaguer single -just out ef Ger- ies the broad iump and the mil eet Ee A a oe: oe aS eee 2 oor Ti | Wiltee, Welzer and Gaston. CHICAGO ; ai : : ber’s reach in lef: ; Ka , a a seny Seu ae nanan ata. Fé c. 3 Dy Pair + aly apace a . Cee ue, 2200, | Detroit 6-13-0, Washington 0 x°d Hagen in the venture. Ha- i a ie & ” ' nella seh 8G enier rOoOmMTraSsS reia’ 1? i ; ? - , ? ‘ - : y is 0 2 a : : ~ a, - #15 75 forced Collins, Sisler to Gerher aaeY Bettina 6-0. Hatteries: Johns and Bass- - is expected to sail for England Saag F » ras , we ae 4 summaries foliow eae shinee , , . ro . : ‘ ‘ ‘ oe d . ; Lazzeri to Gehrig. Sisler sent a " Reet Okla oa & Oe second: Bo.| a ee ee , ical OE a cima asi ee Philadelphia at St. Louwts, ' 27-DAY eceehies MEET SIN( 4 | E IN N NIN T H ; : home run into the right field i > & Kansas third: 5 shop. mes ire race mse er numdger @ig Treg! ra f . ‘ne Ca’ ” 5 ; . ; . : 3 , ; lie Gut Williams out stealing, Collins} fini. Wobbe. Drake. secon kayne, | Truce retired ear AMERICAN LEAGUE. for every inaugural day event were HAMPAIGN, UL, May 20— : & eo 9 thee r ‘ 1 uy st? ’ T] is ~ ur é mur o r " ’ . . "= . : — . . . 1 Re to Lazzeri. ONE RUN Time. 30.9%. , =e d at de hr Start £0 The Garden City Stakes. 3-vear-clds and up. one mie Browns at New York. ( | esag ‘ sus dy's single in t® ninth frame p ey o7 *) Pa 4 ‘ Z A ‘ . ° . ~ * . — 2 1% ; . @? "” » af 4 «4 ' « ‘ ' ‘ s 1) NEW YORK—Combs sent an |8S80:YARD RUN Epstein. Misscuri. firet: at 3-33. Winner >. £3 hr Spanis [oRourd The Word. ) Trainee tT. J | Cleveland at Philadelphia. meeting pt the Exposition Park cht in Kinderman and Iitnets & - c g iS =f I territory x he i He — ‘ ' ', ; * , ~= ° ‘- 7 , ‘ * . : . ‘ ' ‘ = ‘ . . " i: ; easy fly an - C = an © oeoert + : Ne y ope te ae r peony rie ¢ ‘a & ‘s $42 \ er ~ ’ rl le . } , ‘ > i + ] 4° 1 5 Detroit at w ashington. ; ree at L\urora ? m here enr ng ' ver The Mississippi Aggies y er . at if aii’? ‘ ,”? % 4 WA P 4 ; ery : ' , ty hve | o kk ~~ ) wt : ‘ . as . ; ai ; s’b bal * aie . : upintiie a or’ cacti Pettit (hieaco at Roston. - - i ' Sietrice than esterday afternoon, 5 to 4. fe Ruth walked Meuse] fouled + Time. im ie (new recor ie c acing in the ¢ so district be ; a \ . ie? iu Se Cru if d oO ‘ NE MI! r ; ee a che - ——S 1” Hi ‘y ~ A ~ , i # ide ~~ — - me oda - © ‘or r an and Barrett, Illini f MeMan AS. Mei Oo tossed out laz- {iret (arse Kiama mem The raves } 1) ] j ae. ] , -“.10 ‘AMERICAN AMATEUR Twels e Starte! : the lit t at | ismmen, Were erratic and Lud- : ‘ . > " ee a ‘ . De a es . ‘ - : . ne “ane ~ Si 7 oa es — Saas ; Travelie tra? ' the + ne ' mm e . ; — , : 4@ : | ae | BROW NS—Meusel went back to TWO-MILE RUN—Frazier. Kansae, first: | -pan, nyt it thane atte ent BE ae a ten . , , the fead R assortment es ints entered { m sain this afternoon Huy cues! Went Back to) TT Madman Gracai acnage ak: | terminedis, and held Watts, sa | Tushed™ inte “the Jead FROM SOUTH AMERICA “°°. ° ren Reone Se : Tae 4 > 7 a . : , {'0a : Pal nes t a ® ! an ' ' rT . \ & " a ‘ - a ‘* é ane . ’ . . - : " : . . g~ . ”~ * e 6 = ~ 5S ‘. HT E ae ( flv. Thomas im roe Ke d dow r Schang 8 M rourth Tim sf rT .’ Ls i Ww e at on : rt " ’ aed e x's ' ae ¢ ; en : - ; . . = a de- iy i. : > . > a] 5 _ ; 12 a if hot smash and thre 4 him out sian \ APT) HT ~ %y . a a 7} os J AM AIC A ~~ ¢ ‘R ATCHE S a rr , \ i im a . ~ x7 : 7 ; e 7 2 a A‘) 8S ¢ | it? 3 a ‘4 ‘ = \¢ . fy a @ , vy rh) fr nm 4 = & Fe ; 7 ” " - Pm | . . ‘% ga. eter pet ~ a “7; aes , mm a . * . ° ° - : - n er can ei ! ité 06. x ’ ™ '@aA? j he i é Ture nn ; 4 qj is ¢} > Aue | i. . = 4 a (ierbe r Singied .Q right. (yazeila et ve fon Rds > " .'’R.a! ma = - } r.» * a | on ~— t \ 4 ; T——] or Ke i> o_™ + . on-@e4 . 4 Li? , “” r ‘ ‘ : - ~ oF ; sEiv wl oa oa 4 Nehr " ~~" £ -« ‘ an. DIN Al = m 5 yi es . ~i ar a>. : a oe ‘ anh — COLL MBI A; ay Maw *) w. Th« row Mis@ou second “ e Boston > & 5 1 : . . ” ; -* ~ . ‘ OS ia. « ' - eet of Mixsouri rifle bane ws —_ , oe : r , eveland > 16 om ball sO ow Sfate f 2 or > “a . . - “it ™ alk Cc : “4 : ay - yy College. fifth Univer. BRI TISH GOLF “PROS” Brin Fae T! oes » s 1° wr 5 down the fair way ai MHesota, sixth Kansas Ag Miss | ; Ms Chicago > Ss 5 you ill f ‘ee seventi i mir ew il?¢ wil ' > - . =e f - , 9 15 r t ri oO le s gies. seventh; University ot Kansas TO INVADE AMERICA “ ’ te el WwW ae Ge ‘ ry ~ 7 Americ an open champtonshin. 9%: rae se : “ —_ a2 ow familiar flavor — you re BOC pone RU SKIN | We Renton, Weet Plains. Mo. 78%. | 10” 274 {8 Dairs. have been tour- ) Roy Tas Se idk Danii: ial ae ald so far from home, after all.” I satisfy you. ing the I’nited “'atee fae Vv@are hut FLAT FOOT SENNETS IMPROVED SENNETS ; ITALIAN SENNETS ‘ ee Curry, ©regon, Mo., 5:54; 6, | Sritieh following a |} F hy r wis ing ot Abita se Ve “eA ae : rahe aa ce one A ver eer da. The _— - af Ps A. Rogers, Columbia 473 lan eS | will be orgar sea = . 2 pee — he w I } } Shown with the cable and saw edges, Be Glen, Mays ane Mo es Waldon ing magazine, and ts to he naiteeaae’ fee trimmed with fine uality fan bands, eo Winston, Knot Nowe Mo. IMC step inthe effort to ratantienan | Hllini Net Team Wins. uality hat at a very low price. MM. . Lh and ng@ln~Amertcean ara? stay A. Beware, Webster Grove Mo au h as a. F aeiiiisteers ant . : * RiI-< | ” Lnrivere I ou extra G ty t at a re ac gel e ate -Lewie Cigar Mfg. Co.. Makers, Newark. NJ ec ecce—ey 2 SPAIN WINS OVER Minnesota Plays lows. [ed Ohio State, ¢ to 3, in a Westerm HOLLAND IN FIRST -y ie Ao a tet on en CUP SINGLES MATCH ,)°°800. Mer 2? -Mionesota ana College Baseball. *a ‘ Tiltmeia S. DUBLIN, May 20.-—-Spain took the | Big Ten baseball! standing. meer a? aeviied eee gabe caecte firat singles match in the Davis ¢ “up | Minneapolis tn today's one Weetearr Holy Creese S. Armee 0 wr aoa. 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ckey Walker | 3 to 5 Favorite To Retain Title er Champion Fights Pete i¢ je in His Fi irst Cham. pionship This Year. e Associated Press. RANTON, Pa., May 26. ey Walker was in the ic. country” today to defeng the d's welterweight championghj has held for four years. ° ight he will battle », home-town challenger. The will be 10 rounds to a de nh. Walker is an 8-to-5 favor. > retain his title, Iker is in trim for the in defense of his crow at Dave Shade last Summer pew York. The crowd will ba Latzo, 23-year-old idol of the acite coal region. With Beven ring experience, Latzo has up in an atmosphere of coal and hard fists. He has mine boy, preliminary boxer. yall star and now challenger world’s title, yers have been offered tn his in churches of the valley. six months’ bride has a that he will win. He has ecord of having turned the on four of five men who beaten him. The fifth man alker, to whom he lost in Pete firet n since » fights starts at 10 Pp. ard time. mger Has Reach Advantage. Zo, the challenger, wil} have advantages in height and over the champion, the fo}- & comparative table reveals: 25 Age Walker 24 Height 5 ft. @% in. Weight 144 Reach m., 7% in. in. Chest (normal) 3S in. in. Chest (expanded) 41 in, in. W aint 35 in, “ Biceps 13 in, in. Forearm, 12 in, Wrist 7 in, in. Thigh Calf 1: Ankle 7 in, oughs Beats Maplewood. hn Burroughs School defeated ewood High yesterday, 5 te 6, he Buroughs diamond. Smith, ing pitcher, allowed only three P 4 er ee ENNETS NNETS NNETS d saw edges, fancy bands, low price. jelds shth MERICANS IN SCOTLAND FOR IITLE TOURNEY Amateur Championship will Start Monday at Muirfield—Hagen Ac- cepts Challenge for Match With Mitchell. } reese, py the ASSO’ lated | LONDON, May 29.— British golf oliowers are offering even money toil . : : . mall amounts that their coun-¢ tr) Sialic ase - the Walker Cup at; rrymen W jit win | « Andrews week after next. | yithough Bob captain of the invaders, reammates were ¢ ing Tuesday In foursomes by bination s of British : ¢ ] , “} (> } 4 R rhe attitude of the critics ner ap 2 : , ic “ . } . gts Buse , j a for Karl Combs and Bob Mi [Se ie on eee Ygeee “9 - Pa of EAM, WINNER OVER McBRIDE ’ rn a an ‘ ; "The “ft . a J ha | i? Were . 7 @ ; Walter Hagen has accepted the : IN DUAL TRACK MEET challenge of a Lon ion magazine iTriowUwusS if 34 Terda | a e. ot ~ , ; ; llie I ‘ . -.) | * & 4% 7 2 - + . . for &@ f2-hole match with Abe | the Petr score of 1% , y MiBrid Mitchell to be played 1 england ; }¢ This was the fourth ga eth ) Jovy qi ‘ -- - Ps /une iS and 19 The magazine of-|series and 11 innings were played. |} | i] i iQ Wager Lroa00 on Mitchell -~ = é = : - Me ; : . >} «a . winning run in the final frame rhe NI ; ; “eal ft ®e Post-Dispa ip retroit.. 0190 320 422 ——_ —— \ z PS hes x” : en, Were erratic and Lud- THREE BIG TEN DUAL “No. tiny take Am Wi; inserted to finish the last > t! ) lav | ATURDAY ree ings. Phe \egies piayv | MEETS ON S COUNTRY DAY BEATS hers fa r) this afternoor > . . . ore ee UNS ES ' BR: the Asso lated Pree Seore by innings: , CHICAGO, May 2%&-—-Six Wester Cc. B. C. TENNIS TEAM Chul ae aon oe eo ROA. ‘ : “oe Mlingie ‘} 1 } Mf “a FFU j ' ? 1° ("oO iferey? ie tra : LO atlis _ \4 ing (wa oOo ’ : vida eee ‘ , " ‘ { \PFLies 00072900 0— >» i topped off t | x for he O - a 1 ao 7 ax} ‘ as t I q*'er ys ate , Fe »* . , ‘ s eee ‘ xt bh } 4 ’ a ee, f VM tte t : Winds } iA he ert qduai meets on sa iraa \ weDicl ‘ ‘ ‘ : - ‘ fat ‘ erda dé f ’ 1 7? « , } ‘ ‘ 4 i am US ‘ ‘ — t ‘ y 1 P “s ; ‘titute the final pre parallo es feu ne . Big Ten championships at low. = a . r } : L na i Si WAstbula RACING STARTS JULY 1) toilowing week-end cen 1 a eee A . . - . ras {' a j While it is likely that more new : aE IN BRITISH COLUMBIA : Ju, Tie oe oe ee ; récords may be made in the mee . e + / aad o the severai buns ip a | { 7 - \ ANCOT VER, BH ‘ May 20.— sabes he - ‘ q a . ie 1 dete tT eq j t Horse racing in British Columbia | week ago, the three events hold at- Ml : : ee * } + i tea tiny i 2 : ( # ) Opens Jul 1 With a six-day meet {tention chiefly for thell ind) Bron DOU RLES n Lansdowne VPark § here Other | of the probable outcome of the hye “et hy cw, ; ° 4 . aGe . xX Tif i i i fe - events are at Hastings Park, Van- | ference classi arerdiat ye : nd Abbey (C. B. ¢ POUL « an July [7-234 Colwood Pa rk. Northweste? r? WwW I eompe a: at ee | al Lill « . . . ? ’ Basebal!’s Biggest Joke. Wills’ Eyesight Failing ? championship was closed by Jess i par . . . ‘ . ‘ } he a ABE. RUTH told a report “MOnRyTsS Hated here by icMahon yesterday when he ob s tained the » \Suges Negro, of yew Bedford, P j ) =, } . “ » : a . sr. f ‘ ' \Ia ss ~~ i Bushyv (,rai ni ort \ yea i oc i rif) . . : ; good . j . ‘ ‘ ltica. oO hatte fen rounds In he ‘> {) - was conftdent of beating i’, | , ler n Ju 4 “If the pitchers dorm Preven “4 ? . (tral recognized by tis ** . A P ’ : i si * walking me. satd Babe. “That Pexil ("oO ssion as t vi j ( } hat — afraid of.” Se le (Phil) Lose! what mi oafrant © ° n ' erg oles ati e title. It Was \ Or! f | \ Loi oO itter’s refusal to j ia ‘ : " ii rid of that’ ler ft: thers — >” } rpa ‘ }) ~f ‘ ighte: hat Hie | R ' ligible ! this State. lé ut other things explain that, , sits nS Le ont ; , ‘ a erry 1? t hye ria’ tenti l pa f too—the desire to conceal his 1 , Soy : : king . 4 he yeckard S rankihs a4 | 3 t oul real forma from Dempsey and lure nor on Tex rt . - ,: 4 ' ¢ , ’ té za ‘ S ( ri hhivn TE ta» Hn Poonit. for esaninple,. oa Wihlié { } T l¢ : i } > - . " —_—_— — om SCHOOLS AND COL".EGES +* } ‘ }? ‘ a’? | ties tla only haw if seems probable Volstead act is not the with enfurcenmey difficultie > ‘ » , x Picks on Cripple. | Repo RUTH me iwo ? ! Vests. rel: C dye ram tnese . owed ‘ 1. renee ane in dee bunincess A. a 6 A rr ee 7 ' - ~~ ‘ . ( 1 ALTO TRADE SCHOOEL SOONERS WILL HAVE ST.LOYIS POST-DISTATCH E WALKER GOLF CUP, STRONG ENTRY VALLEY ATHLE NOPIMAN, tok., May rack and fi d ‘ and the t 6 « squad « ve men Wi Nor 7 toda’ sae ee Te , 1. coniestnaneunts i : Y ad , The Dempsey: of Soccer. . I" APPEARS that t Li ese | } ears ca ' * £ c ‘ j l ‘ ' . iz ‘} ] if the other fellow did) thu outside the rules or to oftend chase manhood of the visitors, to Hit PIRST. and explain aftcorward j \! =i x} ‘ } i ‘ ‘ o there wasn't a sign of indignity offercd therm. beige f ® eras for eu [?i- eruntied defeated teams fel! tharck on the “rough-hbouse” storys a an alibi. - - — More Dusky Hopes. _ WE advance of 7 » the nidad : "i 7 oat weleht of ¢ t i \ ist Vint } } \4 ‘ (j 17 i! ? ‘ _ er: ‘ I manrayr Crow} r Ros erg f ‘ neat ture: G ge 3 i r Ix ? ( j e Looe a i\ 2 aes. Fishy.” ecord- preakKin It Looks ‘‘Fishy.”’ hapenelact siping lary ‘ of Saturday’s race j; Cali- . f . Seni: SNES Cheetey For sustained rate of increase ord ‘for at S lias ‘ : ft Ch fi ld’ susan ig ; year aiter year, esterneid s pidlha }} ry" 4 ‘ *\ Hora We tn lleled Ho ees sales record is unparalleled. i» e 4 . i) ri i) i) rs f j >" T () Phe aestion A convincing proof of quality. Hiow could an unknown sprint- er suddenly develop form to en- able him to run practically level with Paddock’s world pe«c- €@ ord time’? : ; it's a fast wo ] pat ila mor ‘ - . Time te Come Through. es about tin Jack Demy CIGARETTES came through with that W match, if only to silent cinuation that he fear t the Nezro. None who Knows Dempsey he lieves that But the world reneral cat irdiv tai 0 think ' uh ‘ 1 $1 , OTL e@1 a: ? ; hat , » or’ ‘ é . \ nave W Ber £8 ‘ \ roanh' { ‘\* rival.” W o Liccetr & Myers Tosacco Co. bout as a trouble proc r } “ _ tence? «tee = ae . hp ome a Spek ie AGE operetta Be RG AEE OR rE et ef ANS A i Sh NR Rea my NE OTE SN Te EER PE a CRS meetin, elle A le hl MMT Ny en cata eo ~

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—_— = = : ic ‘ f" a _.». _ 5T. LOUIS POST DISPATCH — »>AGE 32 ST-0 ATC S SVENING, MAY 20, 1926. = 'RLSON BA A C R oe eee ca Sti ee 7 pase sa eA oa , won a decision over Billy Met ann, ROLAND BAER ¢ : ° NS aa eee a aa ‘ a Cleveland, 10 rounds. —— Washington fe 1 : ‘} Carp entier T- 5 ta oo Fight wisina, SWIMMING CAB OAKLAND. — Chock gains. ) nia ’ —_— . HORNSBY. ly Who’ Who i Beat © sass ee : S ts eat ghee ea asia a feul frem Frankie Campbell, Men Favored In , $ oice 0 TOLEDO—Lew Tendier, Phite- | 5 foul from Frankie Camepel = : — Le deiphia, scored a technical kneck- | Stewart MelLean. St. Paul. feath- Roland Baer ioe | 3] Be b | I H ffman ——£ ee | nnn a a oe rd free style cha en rounds. , . | ele 23 Valle Tourne - wine ube le iu dir so | , Frankie Carter, Sen Francioce. 81% | 14 castsin of the” ee ; SPR TICE Ne agra CLEVELAND.—Tommy Freeman, , rounds. | Prete as ay oath y Sng i hing ti se, = Cleveland, beat Joe Simeonich, ; swimming team for geuga dae tuall Gives U. S. Dol- ‘ septa , ; ng Butte. Mont... 12 reunds. 41 Ger- terday afternoon - It V y Vie. LEADING HITTERS. . . Good 4a “Sew Vork. cutpolated Steve Yanks urchase t et : | i : With Track Team, They Are AMERICAN LEAGUS. French Lightheavy 1s aeneel Bridgeport six reund« Ry the Associated Press Unguisned Aimeeh lar for Dollar, He Says, fa . o.° Piayver—( lub. . AB. R.H. Pet ° in , : _ : paireie a 4) chiee | Season M a v iat’ ° : 22 12% 2: re New Orleans junior lightweight, |4 catcher, has been purchased by | cls os RE and epresen } | untzinger, Johnson and (e ference Championships. Meusel. Vankers a2 123 = a0 Two Years. e | the Seow Stara Waebees deca ciel cack Gee a ‘het ee - : -* | ° = -_ oe bere '. _ : .* 9 ; . . i- co > n © 9 ¢ ° . ' * - om, « igainst the speedy Gene Tunney.| Milwaukee club of the American As- | stroke. an event Capacity to ay. by rf Reinhardt Candidates tor monty ge th cnt “ aa a ne vo HT = eced so era! dead'y rioht.« ee lat oT ? a «traight cash transea * i new \ a! ey rer aa ré Basen hee y 7 | ; , . ‘ye4 ‘ h e . 7 ' . ro . i = i he : ‘ ‘ ‘ - ’ » i Pmaee é a i . Right Washington U. track ath ' ~ t e Poet-Dispaicr 3 cl ; x - . | TION Skiff reported to the Yankees |swimming meet. . : + ‘ year a day: Hale, ‘earces but they did not miss the mark/| ' i ake the Job of Facing Fletch- etes and five tennis players ee a a NEW YORK, May 20.—George! oe | yesterday years of competitions 7 is | Sey Athiectics, .440. , very much. sf ANTS ae | BE & ‘ > 7 ot "tod mn Lil oin N ‘a. \ ATION al LE ac I iE ‘ ne ot , } iffn Tt? ' ante er’s Sluggers This After- he) e Missouri Valley Con- Player—Club. G. AB. R.A. Pct. ; , al N THIS SESSION s ai ‘ 7 forences Track and tennis meets Sonuthw th, Giants 22 6P 17 2S 406 ” ‘ ACTIO fe 4h f | noon. - 7 schciy vee il be held tomorrow and Sat- Wilsen. Cubs 28 96 21 37 .385 ( s } } 2 ‘ = | ’ . 4 , . | s : ' ae Re T : ‘ a K a } jad. wr if Rresastler. Red«. 27 ba | > 31 b83 Ae } F g A ‘ ne ‘ : iq ) "ies ‘ . ‘ i : ‘ ae : ts \ Tirsts but VU ill L.in’sxtrem., (-liant« => rd 20 37 ts , ' - Committee Hears a 2s B £ R St ckt ; a a + bus ' e 6, the Valle it] Heathcote, Cubs. 27 96 27 36 A275 vestérd : BY ys House +f tf y ed °o on. , : Fa , , } Loe } ve nald The Piaver— lub. HR, ' . e ugo-Siavian Offer to we tia! Rains i et awe a =e ae ayes ,; Sig Weinstock, Gus- Ruth. Sankees i4 N S ig So ae Tt _— the aepsarong oO; Winn) £ pi ers, Batter is not ae ig es ees . eae Saains Bettoesios. Cardinals SERS Gs - the rer in WwW i; Dat an ii? OGaay Your eyes and fingers | War Loan. pe 7 . @ ; : ‘ j be ‘ry T Pie Oh ; *” aocs ct ‘ “ . P ' ; . SS Pwr re tte . : . #f will be candidate: ws — the third strike. tgs h th ' the title Meusel, Vankees ; oa 6 land make ready fo: S$ UOparius our best Ss le de Se tt siarting the second game of the geo to first for being hit with the CoO : : j Cae, Te ss a sk Sh cts Kees - - adutee se Atiantic Citys Amp are y gu ress e ‘4 Cardinals’ series with the Phillies ball.. Ie is yuat = er M iimann avored —— Hg ~~ ee Se ee ee ang . ‘ erent atched as OUR eves tell you that the tated Press, yh ft thie afternoon. Much was expected Ratter hits towa &: | Yes we ) 57 Other half-milere | = eres. = making clothes to measure for particular an taxpayer and to ee ae a eeery werk for the i in te Oe Mostil, White Sex 0) sae fa ” & . wo HP t | the staff last vear. though he did #3 i - : : ote ; Adams. Cubs : us make their clothes i - bens fat” years well as with this country, = ge ee ee etek miED® ante Tune | TWo were 01 1 as 3 nat § pacts, whic h the adm 4 ag* a ee fter Top re x ' . -_ e approved by Con- aril te the Cards’ credit are divided by ~*~ Rr : 7 . Quinn, pease guntice ince ;' I Nb hopes to hav P can’ 6 ta aeaphcaeasedlaaagne jepeeeiee gi spt “ son, Botto ¥y singie a ~ f — ii sent ahs France of $6 847,674,102 | » Bee ? +}, . S St } ments ty, Look at the case of the Brook- of hie left foot whe ‘‘arison slid a 7 a" indoar es u St. LOUIS OLOTE eriod of 62 years on & . sl, ES : : ; iliie* . ahai* ‘ arer ¢ - . ee ee nee Hew ais. | inte second on his double in “ jump champion. and Ledbette: 203 N. Eighth St., Arcade Bldg. arse pee from this country a dollar this sprin Other pitcn- +} roa Innit? Ri tan j oO rey ire ‘ , ; 7: ‘ + +1 . Ori 24 _ ho were expected to he creat pips . — ing a ‘ im epres f 1s nr ; . H A. Funk , Manager. $2 340,090,000, with pay ers ww 0 - i pe A « hm | ‘ | a } Topo: or ir = ; ; pS iz An i e xt 1} ‘ a ers in S . arting at $30 Aan HAng and graduat- Pt i« 4 we . ” ’ ort = 7 es iy ‘ " . , Rr os —s : = - (tele — i - second 1) Rot } Hy! I i meng “ ts : ae aid or wat; Bred & "s > —_ ; » ghee wes easiinnill the Secretary at Hornsby’s disposal at- least two caturday x be i : . : reue | : | snctaves “mnintah = =e a ' sities eae “ . > z sie p ° declare Tri a shaded wget erie Sias “the most valuable play: i DSi sea in th reeent ' eet and f i Custom T atiers Since 1903 the accomplishment of those fe- and jend aid and support to Keen! team” in the leagus The league | pines , : ' oe ahd Se oan atria with fk wee th n eco- ? eae 1O0n « atin co pana ree | Sareea ‘fie, ae forms essential to France's @ : s a : : : — c ae ™ re : ire : : atrata. You can’t get far toward Tire trophy will be press i t - ett Wet 03 ge lett 2 ~ - a 3 erty caused by t zn pennant when vou win two! Hornsby by Jim Gould. president of. , a tee. Midniess shea i ve hits and alpered sabes "He gt ne ie debt | a Pats f ‘ e = games and then have no pitching +h, Baseball Writers’ Asso : a - Nl | he _ c+ Sad t o eins war. r m pe eee Singles. a gh a ' reached enormous proportions, for three or four games. and weli-Known Dilllard plave: a oa: * See, See and pier ont f four ft -----_--_-==>-* rreney ta tafiates ané & {= Haines Bombarded. " ' natit 4 [2° ntecet ‘2 Mand b4vy s of Ma sc ane — : . = difficul® ) : Mati | coming increasingly . Sometimes it doesn't riatter : aie ‘ ofa x look. i el pe other Group G s ' ilso i a 7 “ ce ee Our Fill of Phillies. sustat is bi : unggecnctgh supe raise by taxation sufficient funds gg who does th: P Cong. | z eigninge Okla ream fi i Siriking ¢ . ae : Philadelphia Se i eet??? t— € ae nal ia - Treasury at Me 0acn and ent , and ad j vo Perpdimee thitedund arleon. iil ae " : a pls J ane-hen oonenaaa ie now get- more in the seventh and two :! the Beutler. ome ron—lriberg sacri ‘ : « ~ , ; . cont. ; th hit—“a nd. Rases on tral j~—if' Haines = @ a tine money at almost per nin struck eut——By Haines 1. by Carlsen 1 . d. Par. Of 2 ae nant of its total bedget en9 ; ) : é | ; fitiures The British settiem tH sans 7 A Its vulcanized crepe rubber vulcanized by the special United States OF Bree ne Teatian settlement ¢ predominates al i in 24elb. cans rand 2. Sacramento & This new Keds—‘‘Conquest’’ model— ie County, With St. Clale . ont ite Ask your dealer WESTERN ASSOCIATIO. has a sole of high grade crepe rubber— 2a soe eae ; - 7 a =~ ‘ ‘ i . & FIEL L. TiL., May ih Ot tgee 3, A 4 ? & i nois has 339 cases 6 ee eed : . Ps fever according to the Wises i , WESTERN % : | Th K a ealth report iasued by Dr. i it ANHEUSER-BU i" H Bre yh oe bore PM >, ey are not Keds unless the PB Ravings, State health drei iff iT aba S. > ee fe The report bs counties and @ feb : specs. sess Sa i. “ago follows: — Hi et: «i “L name Keds is on the shoe J Dinntherie «6: Cole Gt ol Reading 4. Newark . 3 : cago, 29. s Hay ¢ : “te ~ a: : Scarlet fever—-339; Cook, HE a wl : a cago. 167: DeKalb, nine; AE eee ably i a —— “ 4 o> 0 aed Kane. nine; Lake, 2 ie <— Livingsten, six: Macoupin, * ie \MERICAN ASSOCTATION, Madison, 13: 2t. Chair. 28; 3 pe wean ow ol } » as “neancni«e @ =). 7 slanapol's a e game pastponed fmalipoxr—49; Cook, eight; : ” Lattigwille a anbus, game nentnene ‘ago. five: Bond. five: F&F ain eight: Saline. four: V | SOUTHERN WSOCtATION. Sypheta tever- ine . Dealers Supplied by City Department Moophe $M Ptegecte THE “RAMPART” Epidemic menigitis — ° soem a scm goee ig g A Keds otrford modeil—in white County, one . ANHEUSER-BUSCH INC., St. Louis poe ar beumes-sentiieminadinnn® asa Se el . eae — 7 rubber sole Wheoping coungh—191. ee S ——t © Tu berculosis—339. Biccmingten 6. Bectur 3 — Measies—1137.

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, 6 TO 3 enn senennetmanpemnnainine ————. ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH - | MELLON FG ARE WASHINGTON TO GET NEW : LUTHERAN WOMEN’S COLLEGE. Institution to Cost More Than | PAGE 33 i TWO INDICTED FOR MEAT CONSPIRACY AT CHICAGO _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ___ DR, GEORGE B, WINTER HEADS MISSOURI DENTISTS i THURSDAY EVENING, IOWA FIRM BIDS [QW SAFETERIA Pie cur Too SMALL, CLUB MEMBERS SAY. MAY 20, 1926 LUMBING “TRUST Se ‘VETERAN SADDLER STILL HAND TOOLS HIS LEATHER ROLAND BAER CHos:,,” OSE SWIMMING CAPTAIN oft ENCH DEBT PLAN WASHINGTON $300,000 Will Open in : September, 1927. Specia! to the Post-Dispatch. NEW YORK.—a new Lutheran | 10) PAVE KINGSHIGHWAY } Sandwiches Also Should Be Larger, Hearing at Town Club Discloses. The dainty sandwiches and sal- NESSES SUMMO Dennis Quinn of San Antonio Is One_of Last in Vanishing Profession. Special to the Post-Dis c b the ispatch. SAN ANTONIO, Tex.—The last St. Louisan Bilected at Closing Ses- sion of State Convention at Jef- ferson City. By the Associated Pres. Catue Buyer and Weight Taker Accused of Substituting Infertor Product in Packing House Sales. By the Associated Preas. SQUADE- | - women's colle , Roeland Baer | tembe °7 ye a Want 5 ads served 7 ee ? MAtional junior 9; ee ee en ©.) ants $157,942 for Stretch od to members of the) Hearing in Suit by § Va rd ree “eae | le > te ; ‘Ur 220 “* was ‘ P , : t € ° l Vv 4 ; 7 “ je & o = BION, was a), 7) “Soha et ee by the news} From Devonshire Avenue Town Club at least have furnished at os y State for of profession in San Antonio JEFFERSON CITY, May 2° CHICAGO, May 20.—An indict- captain of th : = elect. e Nati " i a red- a ' . ev a “he va Ashington si Council lethetee ar aaa on | South to Gravoi a oe The word egal Restraint of Trade on a aie barieggige ~ is carrying |The annual copvention of the Mt:-! ment has been returned by the Swimming team for nex ’ ; a conference in | : VOIS. “dainty.” when « ' : rade that is fast Feder: terday afternp | EXt S€ason re , 1 Philadelphia of the bo ey ehieaty when applied to food to Open Monday. one of the “‘] becoming 'souri Dental Association, which = grand jury against John noon. Baer * OSs Ives . TT = board of the portions, usually mean - . ost arts. P. Reilly, a cattle ; eo . Ser, whe «: o- MOl- United Lutheran Chur | ually means small. And By tb} —_——___—. Denni opened here Monday, closed yester- attle buyer and seller. tinguished himsel¢ +h o dig. n Church on estab- | a that was the ec fie y¥ the Jefferson C is Quinn, artist and ‘ e . seth pe and Thom: oO’ he complai eS ity C n sad- as Donnell f Season in M - OUShout f D il H lishment of a women’s c Kingshighway, f ! ompilaint made by dent of ~ orrespon- diler, sits at h day. About 300 dentists from all we; oe peso “issourj] Vale, a lar or ouar, e Says, board . 8 college. The | y, from Devonshire Some of the speakers at the club’ meio of the Post-Dispatch ser t his bench carving ang parts of the State attended weight taker for Swift & C€0., ke in N's : 'eY tank ai rd, which has consid avenue s . oe re UOs JEFFERSON CITy ; stamping spread- oa a h , a ge le peor epadht er R D 9 matter for s idered the. outh to Gravois avenue, °P©" forum meeting Tuesday night. Subpe ‘SON CITY, May 20.— horned at eagle and long- Dr. George B. Winter, St. Lowtis charging them with conspiracy to rare he ae " é in +h ' re ™ a : hii rye ee r re ‘ . . . ) ' s , ’ ” . a é . . a ' Ae * " 4 . . ahd dash and the 150., ty 229. and epresents ebtor’s Sc iailiil te” toe veral years, is com- 4" important traffic link, which The “Informant,” the club oa- a nas were issued today by Wit) one into saddle leather. was elected president of the or- substitute inferior meat for meat OK ¢ ; . re : . = , , iw . Siaees - ; ‘ney - > ‘ . : - , , . a re, a event, in which he back ; Pp district -pfesentatives from 10 | for long has been full of ch per, recently issued an invitation wit seb General Gentry for State ous ane e advent of the nbiquit- egnnization for the ensuing yer of higher quality in sales made to —_—) - v reenr s > : ' : cca is ¢ rt lid . ey ii, , ny vere an the Sow Stat a Capacity to ay. Prana clin s—Allegheny, Centra] | holes, is to be aula savitte chuck /to members to come and tell what nd n ’ ‘ eee ew York, New York ment contractin h beg ing and cafeteria service, the pro- c y the State in Supreme only to ride into town for next year. Other officers elected Reilly would substitute one-tenth and New Eng}: g, the M. L. Flinn pro- | Court, ag: . : spare tires, tr : f th 5 PRESIDENT WANTS “esa ngland, Pennsylvania | Paving Co. of Sioux City. Ia.. h grams, and the swimming pool. ing , &4gainst 19 St. Louis plumb- hand-too] , the demand for the were Dr. H. C. Peilock, St. Louts ne e meat sold to Swift & Co. hm nr West Pennsylvania, | Presented the lowest sme - : oe Miss Martha Lynn Connole, presi “te companies, charged with enter- seer ey saddles has steadily secretary; Dr. J. ” McLellan. Mo- with products of a much inferior : . ; j © 7% . : ; = - . ‘ e > + ’ , : % iF 4 | if ‘ j > ‘ . ; ne 73 ; , | . ’ ‘ 4 ACTION THIS SESSION : rginia and Virginia. A doz- job to the Board of Public Service dent of the club, presided, anda nse Oo ™ illegal combination in Cae. less. Now the principal berly, treasurer, Pere Re es grade. Reilly is charged with Pennsylvania were considered and| #!°7,942, which was $11 5s ees noted ‘down all improvement suc- dl gre South America and Mexico me teeta wns acfected ou thet” that of higher grade. i reijecte 1% less i. ; + op" The rat he: | uinn is e pea eo . ; Oiher j , , House Committee Hears ‘jected, among them Scranton, than the next lowest bid, by a St. © Mond: first hearing will begin; maint is one of the very few re- Place for next years convention. indictments were returned z W ilkes-Barre, Harrisburg ak cet, Louis consebk: ant 240 Fie tr They didn’t get i al anette , rigpn ay morning in the courtroom ; rs a ng in the trade who orig'nate Missouri delegatege to the nation- recently against the ¢ hicago Pack- ° ie poe inate , bat ka vem ue of the § ’ : ‘Signs ; raast4 : ; pet ing Co. 3 ae Argument on This and er cities. the cost estimated by the city discussions upon the pool and au-. hef,¢ : oe Louis Court of Appeals | his a m go queeuts them. All ‘at |*) *Gle ee bel | other b mann va ge tie of vere | ‘Dr. John E. He'ndel of Jersey The Flinn company also well un- ditorium, for the speakers lingered Judge J] former State Supreme cate g r “Ainge to the most intri- |{" Philadelphia in August, were | ie an Bn lers of cattle ie Jugo-Siavian Offer nN persed N. J., a member of the board derbid other contractors for the re over the food subject The sand Judge James T. Blair, who was ap- att etail, is done free-hand. No /P@med as follows: charging em with various core if ‘ - : - . : f s vr ‘ J “* ‘ ee i- . “ e a . ‘ - . “ —in ry ; discussing the decision. said: “Our. construction of Longfellow and wiches, they said. would be better es 0 d a special commissioner ett” ie of any kind are used. A Dr. C. B. Coleman. Poplar Bluff; — Bp 2s including the de- i : ' ' : - , . GNC! 3¢ laorcor ; : fits the Supreme Cour preliminary h i ae ; , > struction oO 7overnmen - Settle War Loan. long investigation convinced us Hawthorne places, for their whole if larger; pie slices were not full- hearj : a ‘ourt to conduct the then i de Sketch is made ana PF: Ww. Oe. mast ett, Dr. J. P. Har- oops signs as ne the t - ata : S eC that the students of practically length, between Lafayette avenue ®°°°"™ ad thik abide shee te hearings and take evidence. _——— oe 30 or more small tools, P*? #@¢ Dr. W. A. Roddy, all of St. |. en . e tubergular re- a co every church college are drat ~ and Grand boulevard. Jt bid $95.. more Sizeable. No action hes been One of the witnesses summoned ten leather is worked. He has -°U!s: Dr. J. C. Warnock Kansis | 808 = cattle. Another indict- 4 e = ts - : . . ic 3 i). - . . : « 4 iif eet . a. : : . . . ams . e = . 4 . | » ww | py the Associated Press, largely from a territory within 60 815, which was 11 per cent under ‘2Ke" upon the suggestions, but y the State is I. R. Goldberg een designing and ornamenting ‘#** _?™ W. F. Ross, St. Joseph, — ma several defendants Ti ( : | WASHINGTON, May 26,—The/: Miles of the inst'tuti : wt the city estimate. the members are hopeful. F T ‘ president and treasurer of the In- saddies for 22 years and in that 2nd Dr. C. B. Mitchell, Bowling with defrauding the Goverrgnent im eS u : on on, thus mak- The Skrai . ES OllOW- dependent Plumbin ‘o- time has turned Green. connection with compensations to he prnch debt settlement was de- ing each instifution more local gt Skrainka Construction Co. of ing the discussion, a drive for in- g a ‘umbing and Heating: 54 a the owners of tubercular cattl tg ; gribed today by Secretary Mellon than general in its appeal. O St. Louis bid $11,249. or 18 pe creased menibership was suggested lik ag (o., of St. Louis, who will carnage lhe convention was held in the pies . o by i Raab Broth . h: ; the House Wavs d , sea 8 t : peai. “ur de- cent under the citv . Other oper adittocaies 7‘ * * relate his experiences in conduc One saddle made by him . House of Representatives and Sen- the Gov ernment. a wer ave been ” see ’ ~— Means | s to establish qa women's col- | $13,700 eee pen meetings will be held ing a jobbi nduct-' almost $500 ' COS ote chambers in the S ‘api OTL al 3 es tO measure for articul Committee as “fair both to the lege of the highest possible mert 3,700, for reconstruction of Cut- | 2 the future. : ; Jobbing house independent A =e ° for material alone. _ ” s in the State Capitol. | Radio Men in Naval HKeserve. & nar American taxpayer and to the that will have a strong saaieaiaiad i as avenue between Plateau and — veoh ee he terms the “trust.” erg ae executed for a oe a eee: By the Associated Preas. fe — ;, : = - Dale avenues. A roidberg is expected and almost . WASHINGTON, May 20.— it ; French people. peal, being abl ss. A number of stro-t to testify st covered with SHINGTON, May 20.—Eleveg i} mer) bs ee a ae i , : e to draw the best , p Sire concer i 4 . o}] : : £ s¢ men have achieved fin- It represents France's capacity Students from all sections. Aft ee adam were included in this to } omg [wo prepesas alleged ay SRG MveE, Cast: emEER SES, !. Hugo Grimm, fe suntrel. ot te 500) eee = tf . ; teen ; ahi : J Ss. e s P i lave . ’ 7 - / a) « 7 n } a) " ’ : " 2 7s , Many could now atford to pay, Mélion said. He predicted careful consideration of th mi — and in “every instance low HUSBAND HE W Mast en ASS 1S ee Oe Seer Judge, h - Se ae ae esses american Ratio Reay Sangh f but they contin that when France had concluded matter, the board d ve the entire, bids were within the city estimate REED Master Plumbers’ Association of St The best saddle he ever designed, 44 intentic annour.ced that he has have applied for enrollment in the | . f ‘ » ep ; ™ fi hoe - v Lc, : ai —_—— - vote . ate | , ; ‘ 4 lo TLL . >} ; 7 iz ’ r clothes 4, si have debt settlements with England, as very close vote that a. by a aggregating $457,561. Mrs. Eichhorn Says Letter Was Louis, promising increases in. busi- however, Quinn thinks, is the one | an} ’ wo 09 So — aan ae a candi- /naval reserve in response to @ Ie'- (i q - nes if Bese 7 on ae : c he ; . ; ; ; asia —s neg: f _ oo ’ : ‘ ate either for Judge Su- “4 ee if ; | h a . ol fat years well as With this country, it would capital possesses the ‘ ae Other low bids received were for Ruse to Get Bigamist Mate : i - a discontinue sell- —_ sells for less than $200. This preme Court or f an nee the Su- ter sent out by the Navy Departe ie 4 in the “lean vears—be- be able to stabilize its currency powers to a arest pee drawing |improvement of the following Out of Jail. ike © the public and So busines style carries the spread-eagle on | fade Grit . “ aed Judge. |ment. The departmental satr- md . . ee fie . cater extent an | st : oo . a), a like othe wen eac ivf ¢ , ; . eu nm now desires to re- | 9 , fe «i tailoring 1S Satisfactory in The appearance of the Secretary, any illicit: emeattinien sidliiiadl ii than | — ‘ Mrs. Lois Eichhorn. who caused eh d : jobbers—selling only to of ~ youn and ad ery square inch main out of politics. He resigned peerge: anid 200 repies oe peonres iy " B 3 , ‘ ’ ~ . : a ; ; " ° 1ée su are aia ; . " r y : ° : if > m th Blair, acting secretary of the Debt The offic -ass, Webb-Boone Paving Co.. and his second wife, Mrs. Eva it Goes not include the irn in 1925, and was ; 7 poner: They will be given cope” ied € style, tit and service Commission, before the committ Coll . cers of the Women's $40,872: Leffingwell avenue from Clinard Eichhorn, in St. Louts Master Plumbers’ Association as a OF LORDS WED IN UJ § tl ra Re bli was a candidate for tunities for service at sea wher y : » CC ee e . 7 , souls : : - ' 1 epubltic ins y esi! ve come to expect ; ee nee ge board are: President, Dr. Franklin to Cass, Trind *rO™ | muesday, today denied his : 8 defendant, as it is uninco ated. J ’ SS eT : eds ieee nomination for ever possible as a part of their ; pect and de- today, marked the first step in the J.H , , Trindad Asphalt : nied his allega- y- orporated. James Calvert and F Mayor in the sub here ; , the J. Henry Harms, Philadelphia, Pa.; Marufacturi C least tion that s “ete Under the State law omer is. |." e subsequent primary. training, in addition w regular F - @ only one price and legislative consideration of the secretary Rev Wm 4 eu “9 ie Phlad pemtsy O., $39,215; Thekla re that she had told him she had ore , : ILLES aw quo warranto Agnes Dodd to Live in Texas In the 1920 election he polled the drills ne exchan ing me a ith 3 — eer hee * ¢ © «Be _| avenue from Eme . ivorced him yt eedings, such as were file » im ha wee . . x easag wi yi French and Jugo-Slavian e — smerson to Thrush, am s were filed by | #7 e_ Sreemaied Frecs. highest v ‘al judicts 3) ane which iain, men z bt Sgr na ra.i treasurer, Dr. Central Paving and Construction He left their home in Evansville the Attorney-General against the NEW YORK. May 20.—The — pet 2 neg of the local judic jal ether reserve radio operators. i 19. egegenell emcee, wage — . Clarence Miller, Philadelphia. ©9.. $27,865; Bowen street ri Iné., Nov. 25, dast, she cory = ; 19 plumbing companies may be di- riage of James Aitchison Calvert ‘ daigs. Ash Pit Fire Causes A larm : ' ; 4 ~on- mae "imwin ds : JF RBS RNS ss, Mion eae cenmeatiye 8h neil ati —eineies of New Y : . : aie gress at this session. WESTERN DIS \ irginia to Idaho. Webb-Boone | “25 ™4rried two days later to Mra tie d only against incorporated os cps aay a descendent of Cece- . A night janitor decided to burn i ing c 2 ¢ ‘Yimard ; ; a companies “Wme ; , , ‘er : : Details of the Payments | TRICT RAILROAD Paving Co., $9862 Duke street from Clinard at Covington, Ky. In Jan- I — Numerous plumbing oe my ora ho founded the Col- PRESENT FOR MRS C0 an ash pit full of rubbish in the be a b © . ; * . , 7 t “ft if *Sr) i the “Nee er ; 2 as ¢ . , ‘ otk . : — } ments by France of $6,847,674,102 Northwest Security. Holders Be- from Grand (o Giles. Webb-Boone and after he had spent six weeks vs ai sid ceeding for this reason, it The id by friends today. — ( LEY ELAND, O., May 20.—Mrs. | fire and the glare of the flames (ft ighth st.. Arcade Bide over a period of 62 years on its fore I. C. C. Argue for Supple Paving Co., $9266: Lucillé avenue | * jail she wrote a letter, dating it was said. as be wie 7 took place last Sun. Coolidge, wife of the President, wil] | penetrated the Central Station. A ere aS ae e ae . yal Ls “es . ~ : +. . ; . ‘ : — om stipy | a a . ‘* . oy ; ? : : ; 3 . Funk. Manager ; original loan from this country of mental Increase |from Mimika to city limits, Trini- Nov. 25. and telling him he was Another witness summoned by | the Corns ve Little Church Around be presented with a hand-made still alarm of fire was sent in call- te : : . : ” ve ; . ' . She . Zand ‘+ hh @ ~ * . . ‘ ; ee 6 P >" 3.340,000,000, with payments Br the Associated Preas. dad Asphalt Manufacturing ('o free. The letter was used in court i State is A. E. Humphreys of Rath 2 x4 ; lace centerpiece by 12 women of ing an engine company to head- ts Soke: rs - T 7 rT> - ] ‘ " ‘ . sa . + } > } + } ° sf ** ’ +! ‘ ‘ . awe Jr c Yr e | © ~*~ . ; starting at $30 nnn Hon and graduat- W ASHING ] { rN, May ° 2 —— Tt Re $ ‘ : a &- So, Sexa uer avenue from (“dr 1O oOring anon } is 'ePnse fT, 2 Le () Mara Fie ail 4 (9 , st. Louis. Sine cones eres ™ — d groom are qge- Hungar lath desc ent, Ameritca nization quarters. Attaches of Central Sta- : ¢ ing up to $1 Las Aan Hao ceviiieen Mier freight rate structure of the West ter to Kingshighway Nort} east promise that he i nul ¢} c EPO VN Ne Vi il] be questioned coneerning Sai. Chaiies . snglish Lords, ("ece- students here, W hen they visit the tion in the meantime, however, i :f sai ‘ La @ UYU iti Vv. , f a 3 hee an A ; - i 2 a ' aa j ‘ ‘ert : © ;. I which will be paid for the last 45 ern district was described as “seri Bridges Asphalt Paving Co., $7069; Marriase and support his wife and letter he was said to have written Balfimore Pere wee second Lord White House tomorrow. had attached a hose and put out ih . hich ill be i the las 5 S A o ‘ ; ; alu s : Thirtv-sevent :¢ + > 4-\ enar-i } 1; We} to 1 : ’ to Ne Vor] oe oF , i rride traces her rt e! e*} 1. f he _ ? t} e fi re arations were be ; ; vears ously unequal, uneven and unsafe 3 . nin sireet from Rates to Z al Mic atin fit® yy Sf AMeECciA re€ >€ _ —— Bs py ° ? : Skrainka € etri} : ~ - Mrs. Fichhor ne ota +4 hearin } : a: i wits “France at present ic not The Northwest security holders . SASL onstruction Co., $5410; °° rmichnorn says nat 4] she wearing on the charge that the de- 4 res able . re wy ! £ > =" : - i wstead avenue from PR: — wants is support for - _ = a an | rlants mtara j | to set apart large sums to be trans are seeking, in addition to the ¥ m Race Course SupPre. % laugnter idants entered into a pool or a ci as . ‘ oti 4 * is ~ : to Hunt Skrail k; YAn oct 3 rT rminati : : SP OE ED OEE OE ED ED ED ED a ee ferred abroad as payme general increase of 5 per cent in it, Skrainka Construction Co., combination to restrain trade in : -_—_- — _ — : ments on ac- , iinet 1 TY: a a : Vestern freicht r $7474 - ! plumbing su} : in S eount of her external debts. De- West freignt revenues, a SuUp- | L ees ig supplies in St. Louis and spite great efforts, she has not yet plemental] raise for their railroads. the charge that they regulated |& | | i - - “ . © : . . . . a oe oe _ . ry «- : fully repaired the loss in man- Based on the Commission's own HANCOCK TO LEAD FIGHT NO. 4 ABOUT NO. 3 AND Sieg | Price’ of plumbing cquiparent aan ; | power and property caused by the valuation, Osborn said earnings of Chiéago Mate Advertises for “All of 7 ie | : war. Her domestic debt P has the Northwestern carriers averaged FOR MISSOURI DRY LAW REPEAL Glen Dubois’ Wi at ™ Gt al The suit was filed bv the Attor- | | ) : é ae eae . ris ives’ in merle ag E wo reached enormous proportions, her 3.54 per cen for 1922-1925 inclu- : mapa EH : (,enerai last December. He i currency is inflated and it is be sive, the latter vear showing a re- MONTGOMERY CITY, 3to., May Ry ? 4s inte 8 eames proceeded on information that had 7 t ; “ : . aie : — . Pas ‘ : . ri¢ SMC LAS ee ; ress : . = a ’ ' coming increasingly difficult to turn of 4.92 per cent. The com- 20.—E. G. Hancock. tentatively a CHICAGO. May 2 CG) rT been gathered by the Post-Dis | A Pq WM) i & : & : . . past ‘ ; ; + = tir 9 rr) ato » 1 . , ° ’ stay a ' rie?! yil- a . } : : * > — , ' , ' ' raise by lewation sufficient denies mission has set 53%, per cent as a Democratic candidate for the cate. | see , patch and submitted to the then j g | \ ri, “4 ! | i 4% | i to meet the charges on her debt So ed States Senate on the platform |” ee A is sleep and told Attorney-General, Robert W. Otto : ii | ‘A a aM | ) 08 \ : f> 4 o ; ac ; ad a] “ ' _ bOvV! Wie ioe ? Y thor , : re in! zag I — and to pay her governmental ex- Plenty onions cme witness de- | favoring the repeal of the \olstead a nse ay J i Ben : 5 ac lhe Attorney-General today filed @ ! iF. Sas | | , | 4 ; . penditures. Subfect to the ill ef- ae compared with an average Act. has been appointed by the eee sk foegen otek result in Supreme Court a motion for ap | ~~ | wai | | 7 : ; C > ‘aa 5 ic sere : “ y : T P j oO ‘ + ria fh ? ++ nity ene ; . . ” ~ . ; 4 fects of a fluctuating currency, she - 4.99 per cent for the Central Missouri branch of the Association «es Pp “ , ised in St. nointment of a special commission : WW f per would be shown if the returns was He will begin hi seen *2, (Of her Marriag® | bias | he sult charged a_ & i “y, | - j -_ eent of the debt funded, Mellon +4 Pee: ‘n is new autles @ : combination in restraint : SSS ae ieee estimated on the roads’ b -a]- nce +t] © 41 . : Etta Guthrie Dubois of St. Louis -straint of trade in ; . said. as compared with the Italian ' ook val once. The getting of these 60,000 NS gasoline and oil ) j —_ se{tjement of 26 per rent while ves. although even then the North- signatures of voters in not fewer responded to t hye advertisement ae an) iis in Missouri and : — = il _- | : ts 1e] 0D } : ws west VW ould he helow the other than 11 of the 16 Congressional The wif here snid she } ed heen lg - he companies participated j ie T ey lent fo France was ob. +t ; - PCS MeL 6nd hye her hnehand tf! ’ he im price-NnxXIng practices € a ury at 4% per sections. districts will be sure to draw the ,._ os 1 ishand that he had - ' | cil 47 ‘ ‘ (reas Vv { ‘4 ss rele fon on 4 ‘ : eek Ore ra + P ‘ ¢ weryurs { entity | a . - nent this Government is now get- HEAD OF ne of bettie between the wets reed two ott wives - “ f Drowned Man Sought. , ‘ . purpose of a distinct refere — . 4OUIS policewWotnen have ] ting money almost # per cent NATIONAL WET rendum ot J E 1 have been : «li +} i =— : asked te hel in t] pn A ; y: he declared and on this basis the ORGANIZATION COMI , ne prohibition question. UN | iS REGISTRATION DATE 9 4 ste i pense lfification j o- | ‘ pF @ than hose hody was take . . | . . French settlement virtually repre- Bc NG HERE —_——_—— —— Primary Flection Plans for County from the river in Chi i eal R ' (Come 1Q) al Sit D n° sents dollar-for-dollar in present Capt. W. H. Stayton to Confer With 15 WORKMEN Voters Outlined. nor Hie w a z oa akO : Week | OW Ae . . “oS , ( oo . if e . , ‘ ; : . - ernments. he Secre tar. said if the Nationa! Association Opposed persons have lost their lives — me recistration of cont oteta | deacribed as ahout S68 veare pp Pat ly Owevel, are handicapped In carrying out ralled for an annual average par- to the Prohibition Amendment is three a i — not already register for tt : a - B . , : . ‘ iy, isi Ul > accident feren ar aireagy 6! ed 9 ne wr a1c ¢ ‘ awe C6 ' ment by France equivale ‘7.33 expected in St ' a diftere nt parts * claction at aoe the: ideals. It is not always convenient to order ran juivalent of 7.33 pect in St. Louis next Mondey, of Russia. The most serious mis- —7 Augus rhe all th } | ner cent of its total budget expen- to confer with officials of the Mis- hap was the sinking of a stitieg hoard also eliminated two polling i 4 the new furniture needed. But there Is a place dit, roc The Bri ish settlement sourl organization The —— - ‘ € rr: . , . 7 on fas . ‘ mes : . ee . aN ani : » intende 1 the . places in Universtty City becaus : , - >> s- ‘ Un; eer tte | atte ded boat in the middle of the River P | y because where economical selection can be made, where dol- nite tates amounted ie per cent 01 A ee mpt to repeal the State prohibi- Sulak, near Makhatchkela, former of light registratior n eacn, fre- j 1; 4 Fe . ° a : budeet. the Italian settlement £17 tion enforcement statute, by the in- ‘ly Petrovsk Min aban wile am oa -\ ducing the number of polling ars do double duty. Slightly used articles often re maxXi- ner cent. and the Belgian settle itiative law, w s yer sapiens 2 a Scart ate ersons were ' labs: an pe? cre 4 i ; a : - Lie 4 c ‘ will he ec . - © o Bt niac T) hh, eount tin a6 - - > — - — » t : ces SE ner cent “sata Ae a miner eal , drowned and 11 saved. ae -" a rh ounty (to 1. ; : apparently as good as new are offered through the rea til . poe Tit. ‘ re . ta rgani- A heavy piece of machinery be- ounty residents W no have re . EO . ; r ep oe! 4 . oe — Comparing the present value of zation believe the movemnet will ing transferred from on iniealie moved from the precinct in which Post Dispatch Classitied Household Goods Columns / th se‘tlements with the sun of be speede , the reel ae es _——- > we . mi vive prog) serie is dealers > 2 , PI OF . at é ‘ ‘ ; ci j " ai ertinn mY s t f for a vear af each of these coun- AS it deprived the drre all . . ras ’ d, 7 } ’ . () snugly than any the Re} , jm : ¢ q ~ Ital-. Pinchot os — pie Pepperand killing two men, one a member of All other eligible voters as vet wrt And their s i 1 seIg TaN : per eent ane tne Le ‘ ‘oe ose combined vote ex- the etaff of the — ae as zs : regist¢ red must register it the nee k j pecia fan &.58 per cent. ceeded that of Vare. wath of See Renepaper FTave®- | ncts tn whiel RD, ! t , ; “ feet cool and Selon also explained the termS, efrauds Woman Out of $10 MAN ARRESTED FOR BLACKMAIL PEP peps you up. Gives ; The One Big Newspaper of “The BILLIONAREA - ° her of the Jugo-Slavian debt nettle- A man who sai ’ i “ol : AT aid he was ‘Jim Louis J. Volland or 1118 Yal QUINCY MAN HEAD enerry R d : . Sia : a : . o . hac $' Ji ae | ait ° ea to eat. M ———- ment of $62,850,000. x hieh he = Murphy, an old friend of your ®#venue, secretary of the Volland —— S 6, A, R. A cereal ev sv loves. A in , ' a get was based on the capacity a husband's,” asked Mrs. Bertha Scenery Co.. 413% Cass avenue, was John Andrew Elected by Tlinois 9 ! | | ee Tom $1.25 to country te nav The settiemet?i , Green of 3911 Carter avenue for in h is office a! 4 45 D m. vester Civil VW ar Veterans. 4 : en for. total payments ee $10 in change yesterday so he day when a young man entered Bs As ah ciated Prese. | @ $2-year period oF 55. (7,659. eould:-go to one of her neighbors and demanded $100 for “valuable y ay fe wits te nb aay =" 7 j ' 339 CASES OF SCARLET anergy $10 bill she was information about Volland. Vol- a SS ae ' v profering him in payment fora $4 land ordered him from the office p en “ | { be . Ar | nf the ! IN ILLINOIS RAWLINGS REPORTS ‘order of eggs and new potatoes. The man repeated his demand Db) ete a a oer 2. A SOE LG I! LE LS SS -=— oO we we ew ew ee = = | | Di eae : oa Green not only gave him the telephone at 4 p. m. and Volland =: oe toags aes gi age passive isease Predominates in Cook $10, but said she would take told him to return for t : (et tier Suen esau oe. : s she some we iim to return for the mone} THE PE zi va ment here iT “— nae PPY RAN OOo County. With St. Clair and eggs from him when he returned at 4:30. Lieut Gunn and four de- ¢na 1: a , pene ipae zy Lahm SA et — on - me on ae on ——— - - ‘ : : = — “ . ! t 9 t Madison Next. | with the money “Jim” never re- tectives of the Dayton Street Dis- ian ean >heria’ P " ‘ , ; s nares ‘ ‘— .| i; * ; 19 eE SPRIXG: | TEI eo Mav 20 turned. trict. summoned byl Volland, were yvporpac i " soa wi. o ft i Ft, a i c P = ” cmmcgean Pee rae - . a . “ "OLeES ¢ as hee Ty 4’ ‘ Moiryig ‘sy Tir he in : : hidt the office w } : os llinois has 239 cases of scarlet Man Overcome by Gas Fumes. nll oO ~e vw nen he ar- (harles RB. Jahnsor a Yt — a 4 — . 2 : ad ‘pf 1¢ ptr TY } : ’ - ever. according to the weekly Vv illiam >. Ross, 49 vears old. anaes H : . pte —— y Aron \ Oi- the my f eo | ‘ 'T } now - _- aa} | | ) . He was sted, charge ith ' | health report issued by Dr. I. D.; an insurance salesman. was over- 4), rreag ge ig nal : — department corm! who s Eee ur ] out Rawlings, \State health director. , come by fumes from an open gf@s ,, Will rig? oe MTICeG Bisel’ | 6ceeds Orin & fo KRenne ee i . ; ‘ : ~ » ra : lam oo i Li5€T, > 1 ear ld s The report by counties and for jet in his room at 1211 St. Ange a clerk of °711 St Vin ion il : zi : rago was for a nul ve of years é : -Micago follows: avenue yesterday. He was found — (eee ee governor of the Illinois State Vet- or us Cc in ne 0 wo ee : Diphtheria—-65; Cook 47: Chi- uneonscious in bed when the door P| AN ANNUAL EXPOSITION HERE erans Hiome at Quit | cago, 29. . Was forced at ] }) m™ after his ox lt ie Se 3 b . , ee aes. Keak 186;/employer. Arthur Well. o 3800 oe 4% » ad, Pine aeee rae ray office treatment, without causing our patients great inconvenience : . _ Im fact. al! rectsl afflictions yield to and are cured by our mild methods of six. : nually, as the result of eaeniy. effort to locate his seven children, or submitting them to | Collection of Samoan Shells. , ‘ase Cure Guaranteed—Terms withi m to the expense and dangers that go with every Jon | ®mal!lpox—42: Cook. eight: Chi- By ‘ne aenncinved Press ‘ tion adopted yesterday hv fhe who wif f is hrother-In av Al . ns 1 in reach of all—_-Come now get cured, ' mee, five: Bond, five: Eégar.| HONOLULU. May °0.--Mors snciution dementias of the @eeat- | bert Gray, 4% years otf, ee 2 enjoy life as you did before you become afflicted | ‘ight; Saline four Ve ili h °- 000 shells have been col- er S&S! louis Independence Cele- waukee. Wis.. Mar fp ist zk y “2 THE “SPORTSTER” rmilion, than 26. Wi ‘Our; Winnebago, 16 lected in Samoa by a special ex- neation and wapesition of Indus- | Geecrives Camm? AV IT W COE CIALIS A sturdy athletic-trim Keds ‘yp oid fever—-Nine nedition of the Bishop Polynesian trial Progress ed hat aid they wert betwee! a SPECIALIST mode/— : . . a . a a rt a ae —_ . » j es of -, ‘r bi of made in white with Cc Epiden menignuis -— Lake Museum, for study here The ex A 45-acre trac on the sou - alia 4 Ee. “ Consultation and Ex . ° cffice Hour ack trim or brown with -OunTy, o1 pedition also brought ba: k Samoan boundary of Forest Park. whic} 3 a ling |! non The amina ree Sam. to 5 Dd. @ ray trim—both with gray Pneumonia—-331 relies of early life on that Island, to be the exposition site jis being destination W a een Gran- — : — Sundays. 10 to 1 ? corrugated Whoop inclu * a : ity but | ! FREE BOOK }%)°%0%..: . fa soles fh hooping cough—191. including an ancient gravestone prepared tor construction work lte C1 bu hey have not arrived tle Sufferer t 18, Oo. | 31 VEARS “es . ’ “an “ ; . ** =" , * vr ’ > 4 i? } - - ais MEARE: . ® ; buberculosis—339. made from hard blue rock and,A ‘consiruc ion committee was. there and Hawkins bas nO WO! d EME EE cit a sade Measles—1137. i weighing 650 pounds. | named yesterday. from the party. | a , penn nsotsceemapacntinniint pucinpniiiian i i cere cent th ae eR me ee ae nme = one gs - ; , cf

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THC RSDAY, MAY 2. 19° [NER—ov side man, ts el Verna : ‘ re guetta ApPper,) OL AND DIE MAKERS wid: 1k2R8 N OT. re? RS sieas Ee: a Ork Vear round. ne. BL. AND = eX perience Arply an and Tile Co t Sr Louis, » 19th HOLST} ARERS—« mba er apply. Grove ITER—Co5}, red hote]_ ITER— Must BPOAdWaAy. LL PAPER x "RAPE leaniers 4330 me SHE RMAN—Holi is E Surery, Lol? Clark. take cn Aree of rr bile bem 5 x hop: t of w ages to o st- Dsps té hy, ID Werp KER POF. > MAY Miityv feo, react stea. = apdable ma Ivery ¢ Ck bodijes- d BDatin? BED GQ ity rp s B x C*. "30 RDMAN White middle- i.rTRe? &; tis 4 ang meal. : ‘ iw.a:G ravoje : ING o" AN To ide rson F at m7 Pie Se ’ - ING MA N——E Fit. Deck er NG MEN mediately helr ion work acy work « Frisco Ride ©x a lence YOUNG MAN Capabie of pidiy for } © of taking shor: hand ODE ra tir g wT tOl>—_ a practica] auto mienced in lacquer j ling to Work to d to invest Dlished anv Drofitah! a Address Box C-25 i. = > ‘olor "ed. gel] men pildren’ S apparel. Linde Te o_ atte —— oe a .. t— ®mall or large Out service, sy capital, te for appointment is * oe | Partner in furniture . established 6 years. o> mt attendee ee — ee ee te PRY SALE MAN tlery bus; Ines@; muet 6; drawing sheeune and bid- ‘Quinn Tire Co., $9123 D SALESME N—5: to al] in St. Louis . right men: $2000 to $5000 r.. Sustiers : start now B17. Post-Dispatch. SALESMEN— Men having Louis and \ ieinity r Puel Co... 6300 Suburban. er ee..0-5 0... Its: give ~— number. . 97 assiatant Saies Manager. saucer, Phone MR. POWE RS. G mt for appoin tment OCK OR ROND SALESMAN. On ior energetic man. Box M-10 “WEAREVER’ Reeides selling there is an address, including phone URSMEN-—Extra. tor § ’ Hat Store. 310 Re a en netetae SMEN. 520. “for work y Ty “city: Apply at : $7 I & Week 0m 4°25. Frisen Bide. ‘MEN—We nerd 10 neat a SMEN ae sei) Hoover fepers - we elp you to start. wer Co... 52 N. Tavior. ee mim ission to start. Apply Mr. bn. 1004 Fullerton | Bide Merton Bide. Jefferson. ‘ electric refrigeration and ©] .- rea) papers eet? high-gra Je 3868 Wasnington.: u before ! fr. aemen aaa Se SF Mitable. Anniy 109 N onderful opportunity. See Mr. ee BSMEN—Catholic. wonderful Cpportunities to R30 to 10. 4 to 5:40 dware. tools and mill supplies: [METROPOLITA N NASII ree e need several Al h ta compiete awles force, working rOuUe! ele: trica! Jepartment of large Ae Fitment store Inquire 703 Victoria Bide. ‘ ‘cy Ween 1] and 2 nn SMA To @e candy on commis on: man With car preferred: must Perienced and know reta\li trade. vee. Cerrito Caucy Co, 424 Wadeh tc RSeMi:N-- Are , eu in a habit of Re bie money? (fur men averace bei- if you dont be- cronvinee you. =o Coderr. 310 Calumet Bidg. _(c¢: eo & Werk. ve tt eome up and 1 wil} ESMEN— We need aeveral Al en to comple te saice foree, he ye Pouch ciectrical department of lnbeb de 703 Vietona Bide. i on. Timent store mauire mween 1 and ce Propog@ition in St. Louisa *. more leads and more co-opera- m. Apply this evening, 6 to 9 o'clock. lede Branch. 3! 524 N. Grand. icPO) MAN =~ With car. for fast se ii” plenty of leads Kx mo: ey . Studley. room 405 Times ar nd development: ork ee: boom now [SMA Virst-class shoe ce. tim estab ished trade in Missour!. Pert «zs “lie line one of foremost siibber manufacturers. Liox DB. Post -Dispa te for high-grade pneumatic tire. ile and references first jetter. > ds | 43. Foot epetch. BOctured by SF cate Ail re Fiectric the housewife: experience unnecempar , Gaertner Electric Co., 3521 Nort! n 1. LESAN Hien ciaas men ~ for ork: experience in our lines not 1ec"* Rood salary Guaranteed: no floate™ ” high ( ass position . 1006. Olive. VV he an finarece self rt €1000 fenth. serman unlimited pomrlt titles LP WA NTED_mEn Boys DE Imar Oudg aston of ae enced: BOSS LocuURt e “Tore oto an =f ey 17? per it: te “" - Century je, a: ' Steady DIEBMAK ER wy, if , © Landau carkire . Usirial Service, + XN Fp me “! » be experienc ‘ed. Sian Ww aehington, _Pamity OD WORKING MAC ig FO ia ma i wes our an ¢ building “A Dab A} , Ai ae art ef inves: SMAii ame irre 0 ben a i ont-Dispatch.— aged: willing wT ss bundies Laun xDerenced He in a Moulding © una ng (€'n : . in ,? er over r 18 7 to ; it itr oe food pay - h. ite t: Niling: another a] { Ht TT IG — cape en oun 1206 SASH & DOOR CO Ss. Vandeventer. and © among Increase busi toas Mail amouns: e paint a ‘, Po ost - toe ee AGENTS ee mea 'TS—Soap tome. 200 ~ rofits. Ho- other le prof Louis, “Mo. Ro-Co.. 1334 Fr, PARTNERS WANTED | -ady or centiema good Bi LIVE MAN N WITH c “pra and moving busi- or 5101. ~ii4 stamag > i SALESMEN WANTED One familiar with furnish re COM Las i: n. Lave “ust of the big est atiihorized _ wonderful ipportunity while the seas and Make some real money, n “confi ts their ability 19 efficientt, ance Pr oils and gaagnline. knowing trade in Benzo as rp SALESMAN For old established — local ncern; on ¥ those who can give refer- eC@ as to selling ability need apply ent pusttion for one who can show Box R-3S88, 04) “REAL FSTATE + SALESMAN . rigneced in improved propertr, fomobile. to call on stockholders manufacturing company: good hum company has an expansion pyro- on with a new line of ware and is an Opportunity for a man to form a poagsible errmonent OTRanizing and educational touch to the ‘sive your Qualifications in first _— ite ALUMINIUM COOKING UTEN s3d and Miasour} East St. | Rony . tik for Saturday. Worm N. 6th ; lesmen ; expereince unnecemsary 1) 46°7. Ask for Mr. Harper. 5 SMEN— Experienced: Seouse-to-house. hole or part time: selling smali house- articles; good pay. 2400 N. TV TT ar peer tere Sites} mmedia: tely. for new sales brce: 2 live. aggressive men- palery and MA N..¥ oune man with» some salee bility: neat eppearance and desir peed emsaential. Applv Manager. i SME i—Bev eral, ~ for outside k. per day and commission. Ap- “5:30 ~~ oo Co WW. Jd, Held. LESMICN Gis akabiebed ow ere titution desires services of two Position permanent. pe 4 } LESMAN—To eell Ki een Heet Sor eee pl sburner. in Webster and vicinity . 1 East Big Bend rd. Webster B ine. ea. {fel ‘ing workers, all on Cathalic a on new — o Gualify. Mr. Herbst. 7°71 Holland , EAM A N—Thoroughiy | experienced possibilities for the right man. RF. pyers Hardware. Ca.. 34li: N. a THURSDA Y, MEN WANTED 5 $3000-4- ‘YEAR TYPE OF SALES of investment nroperty than 0 : Tea mi . wp meke ee INV. & BLDG. CO.. | Estate Dept. 5401 Lansd: whe KA mén an onportunitv anent. well-pai ; eronne ‘tin: SWOPE hand Olive ’ mierences: splendid opportunitr: gi fy for the rieht man Frederick . RMEN—AmbDitious ‘young single men, hiy with some technical know! one of the larwest in the countrs np thie vear: good Salary paid aur gow in responsibilities and earninge ith wi'l not be consnited uni! interview. Box ('-208. Poest-Dis ir‘ ot esmen, $100 Up Per Week vou have heen succrssfu’ at #fllin an unueval provosition for % nied with plumbing and build 0 a. m. for appointment. I.In § ALESMEN. WANTED @ can use severa! additional men on sales foree. e are interested in of character who are willing to work urs a day wnder our directions. to men we offer a connection that ns a mood income now and a splendid ure with a national organization that bwing rapidly, Call 300 N. Grand. See | r. W. H. Hall (cd) ROP: rs] TION? ~ pox c-lf 84. POST-PISPATC H (cg) cent is 80 much easier to se ant or other $50 commission mer- _ We offer ee u Dia best opportu ommny. opening a new denart- t offers to a limited number of ae SHOE CoO., mYEN—I am Jookin for gevera) i men. thorougch'y experie need = in -givertising and advertising spe "" must he able tr. prove QonoG word, eive Fidelity bond and hich President. P. O. Box &34. De. ie’) en unusual opportun'!ty to connect en industry that is destined to he- national advertisine cam- help in closing: excellent onportunit: experience not absolutely necessary, emust be willing to study and to wor' = dei} Grand and St. Louta.(o4) pe tceereeeteneemeeneeess sins entities a ESM \ N—T 0 se)! the fastest! appli HERMAN —xperienced. to sell tre rt- ra. Material to trade: aleo sales EOF THE ME N—To sell a amail device ‘ma: in the forenoo! chotee territory now 8Vva -- sulle 516-18 statier Hote i Star Man who can teach Aim the gnacke that insure a quick start on ig earnings, and he expecta promit full commission settle nents weekly or monthly. He wants ex- elusive territory. All that 18 pro- for in the contract we make With the man who meets our re- Qirements. If you measure: up to the abora Malifications eall J. O. WOLVIN at the snatier Hote! for an appeint: {SALES MIEN | SALESMEN TO COVER RE- £iL GROCERY TRADE IN LOUIS. : OPPORTU- rT TO PARTICIPATE IN AMPAIGN BY LARGEST WD AROUND ST. ACEPTION AL 4P MANUFACTURERS IN ERICA, - SEE MR. DONNELLY “DAY A. M. BETWEEN "O'CLOCK AT ARMOUR NCH, 2030 CLARK AY. manufacturer. in over 320 vears. desires manager Doxaee GArfield 1087 (eR wish to. engage three mew who have experience selling magazines. indiue- h appliance [In St. Louls homes. Men eg wil! be trained bv factory repre- mative Gord onnmortinityv for advance . See MR. SHERIDAN between’? Bp. m. today. tenth floor. 315 N. ' ar L GHT & r STRAIGHT SAL-' ene eh en eervnereinsss seat attnnemtcaee a —_— ee SA LESMEN Wa NTED ey N—McNair Ra kewell i Co. MEN , ttheli ; 19 assist clrey ‘ati n man. (c) e pest of opportunity fo ° ager, & Income, 1203 Syndicate Trust | galeemen of proven avi + Bide. & 30 a. m.. 4-6 np. m a : io HY r) a Pp ~ . . " estate and eery ice s k \ = t Mi ty Witl mac hy ines ty eit In yy aia , "1 ‘ t nee “a 4 if boxes ce necessars -_ : at factories real met | ; rer \ ny In wires. (6 g HS 5168 , Apply Twin Bakery IX{x ) YY | shar wants an tiara ard OPPORTUNITY OO} E RS by er with pia s rm ee $17 one fami. ¢ dha pre 4 is] Owl a cCa&r i 4 ome seiling experience l4 be s0Onal ntery Ww oon! S155 yf REALTY AND MORTGAGE Co >. Grand a\ '-8 p. m Room 9 ’ {101 Locust : (eS) : , 4 eTrerarkinkg { ex _ We are in re aseinkgk anda : Bue garbusiness. W: reed five men 1: Pee ? ae r riRi—White a SEGIRL White kegreral housework. ws4 ates. P Ar ‘*kKview 2°00W. i¢ HOUSEGIRL—White. Call at 2349A &. & mpton io4) oS GIRL ‘White. genara! een ork ; nail fami’, 567) Watermas f| rat floor HOU SHGIR L—Wh ite: assist with house- at once. Mre. Werber., ‘ ‘ pis floor north. 764 Leland , GIRLS in Bjeromehaen rh /HOUSEHOLD GOODS FOR SALE’ You Want to Save Mone Buy Ousibicacuanadiee al Special Sale for This Week 30x R- 37. a ite stl ta a hone but COTN- Sensational Savi im Reconditi (c68 | in figuri iz shoe fac- a ag A Olay st ~~ et i ei et et rt Davenports from Gas Stoves from. Bedroom Suite, Dresser & Bed $69.75 ng hands in our a de- = “STORE Southeast Corner etaet ns and Market Sts. ~ EXCHAN Dressers from.. Chiffoniers from Dining Tables from... Og titi ht i a ng il ti et a —~ -~ - — er er Oak China Closet. CEDAR CHESTS Genuine Jred Tennessee Cedar. KI TCHEN 1 ABL ES CHIFFONIERS Brass Beds from..., Refrigerators from Used Phonographs, good Davenports from . iti Duofeld Suite.. Library Table from.. celle ati eatin atin at com . sess nese ttt i ee tle Alte ate ae pia in family. 381° FLOOR LAMPS Sieh: action tien Dieetoieee This Furniture has been reconditioned and sold Console Phonograph On sale at our Exchange Store A ti ti ov ee SUITE _ oF fs nrlaie master furrier imly on wit >; — years of experience in remodeling furs and makine new garments need apn! Highest salar pa) t thie ualified partys Work ruar : Lweive . } istites iv months in the year. Apply by wire. LADIN COMPANY, Houston, Texas. (a2) | HELP | WTD. —WoMmEN, GIRLS | ist JK K Fick iE ‘TR—Re a4 estate filice ’ estate Perlence and ag Saiary _10 stert, $1ii Box C-188 Post-Dispate) Lt OR gee EPEE For reth gr ’ burg | ike phone e} pe ] pay Box ‘ S68 Post-Dispa BOOUCKKEEPER—FE Fis $75 $10 Sines ra ; eare Chen , iilding BOOK KE E ER—F f iree ; wv e le f boo HK» gz lar? sire pb rot emee, ‘ ’ A‘ f one = 4 q en . - } } 1° ~ [? s pats My) BOOKKEEPER STENOGPRAPHE! Young woman ie () irr j ¢ liable and ‘apab a »t ty _ at irce emall office: to keep very small aet hooks Atid take af y] arrioOY f dicta tion; also general office work; perma nent position and good State a&er,. experience in detai i and star’ sola . ryAotad ¥ > t i ing #aiary expected. Box sew p fek9Q) BUNDLE WRAPPER ixperienced. Mor- | ; gan'a« 7 a in 7) 1: 346 { *, MiTeal | CASHIFR—Elderly lady: references — rs quires ao not aADpDPyV un.ess qua fied Box R-5S89. Post-Diapatch ic CIGAR ROLLER—S‘ate experience. Bex M-196, Post eee (an (VLE; Fu pentve we i “pata Ww ork and e experience Lewis Invisivie Stite a’ R783 Forest Pa rk b , COOK—-Firat. $15 frre $0 Business { i®aring B05 Fy riaen Bidg. |; COOR-- Experienced womal restaurant was mM. : ’ CUUK - Wh -— experlience } . ajay fret f Oe? Ww yk references reqgtilr J], tio24 Waterma Cabanyvy 01184 ea? | COOK-——First-class, { r summer. in ¢ ints . ’ best wages: references Employment offices 3903 OWe rR) (SW K —— Fr matitwy ’ £ 7) “weagea for righ’ party. Jewish ‘aniitariun kre bee ’ a DICTAPHONE OPERATORS —Severa B is serry jive *t years ary open i e ’ Re id > i ELLIOTT SHE R OPERATOR—Must he Feliiott Fis ier {raining s&s , Traduate axiary $1° Box F-181 Post-Thie E LLIoT- FISHER ROOOK K EEPER— $75. ‘ $100. Business Service Co.. %6 years Chemica! Bldg i EEDE R—Experier need for plat nd creasing press. in foiding paper box hey ry Annly 400 N. 2a FINIS HER On costume coats call at once, 6153 Pine FINISHE RS— And hand sewers. exnerienced on #8 KK resers United Skirt & Jrese ane VW oy rion iter | FITTE! R AND ALTERATION BANDS roe an & | 1 rer) fercac? ory ; ia ania F GIRL Whit xpericneed in «eneral neewort (‘al A ryview ie. ‘ , SO Muas TRL ooking and housework: half davs -ArKVie® 20543 ain I ‘* in bakery: must stay piace. 8835. W. Florissan:! GIRL—To asst general housework : : ati white’ references SREDA ah ) GIRL—Help office and packing Casiy Novelties 4°99 N. Second st - RI a FOF tnen roon Anpiv } sekeepe’ ai iz : : : : ,* ar ig 7 ts . 4 e ga ¥ ta. ’ RL. Exper . ct _ . A ~~ sf¢y vee ra} MM 4 / : le og ‘TRLS Six to gerve ange piy SIT N. Grand r - ‘, a ‘ar ar GIRL OR WOMAN—Whiie venecal pousew t k . rei re e 54 A ’ . - — . As re, ai dl GIRL--OR WOMAN Mg Na aaron Pm general housework; must have reserences éai!| WAnbesh BOY : oe ae . : . * + “ 1 Sul “a! GIR White to eook and help “wt : : iy) eh ilAre e A housework: family with iildren: ; ; “ane . Wages. Call (Abany 0 ni (‘GIiRIsS — TEixperienced on ‘ATS et maa work Apply Univergal Cap ¢ or j Lucas (c4) | * . rance with Nr} MARCELIVER 2101A E Grand. M ARCEL LER—Apply Rar's, 7329 2 have natural walk: striking carriage; perfect porse, personality. 16 to 18, shoe size 4B to 6B. Kingshighway and Easton at ic families in city fork is of re ous nature, Mr. Herbet. 721 Holland Iz. 8:20 to 10. 4 to 3: 30. (Co) ‘ith ladv. manager: advertising proposti- r ‘all 4 np. m.. Mr. Franklin. Bauer- farthy, 2807 Locust. (c6) LADIES— Catholics: 5 neat appearing, assist circulation —_—o: expenence iInnecessary we f you: ary pay. ‘401 Wainwright Bldg. ~ 30 ) a. mM 4 to 6 D. mM. 28 ag ts > S— J eee employ ment to offer es: must be of average ineotligence, rieasing personality: references = re- ? ruire rood wages. Write Box aan Post -Disoatch LAUNDRESS. First-class, to go East “for | summer: refer@éices. fice, 3903 Olive. ». AUNDRY HELP—We offer steady _ em- pioyment at good wages. with congenial co-workers, and the opportunity to ad- growirg Lusiness. to a few | reliable. thoroughiy experienced om Employment oF Laundry, 7319 Mancheater. LEDGER CLERK—Downtewn: S75_ LOEHR EMPLOY... 745 Frisce. (c [>——Jeneral hougework. family vial? B20, S670 Cates CAbany MAIDS——Hotel, homes, $45 up. “Sasane | Clearing. 305 Friseo Bide MAID-—White. for small family: star place. Webster Groves. WEbster 2267 MATD-—For light general 9 suburban home Telephone CAbarthe 7010 or appiv 6641 Waterman. MA R¢ ELLER —Apply hay s, 7329 ([ARCELLER—Exrert: steady §632 Lio «Ved ff Kineshicgnway RI vera, de 4 RCELLER—First-clage Annie Lauri Beauty Shon DEIm ar S485 » (ce) MARCEI!, WAY ER Experienced, GRand 3586 SLO4A 8S. Grand Apply The Verus Shoppe. 7. lway. MARKER AND “ASSORTER—For sh! rt | and collar work. West End amen ( aa a an Finney. lode For The St. Louis Pageant of Fashion Must have ability to wear apparel with distinetion; rraceful charming Garment size TRY-OUT AT Sherman Park Center i AV. | Tuesday, May 25 8:00 P. M. NO CHILDREN RSE—And assist w ith ho use work ex nerienced references req bre Wing 4aWAS for sunN r; good wages pins er Jones 1388. Weatminater cn} RSE wATD— ww Ste: pi chi dren ages 3 : rien good home rood al 68: NO W aie an av CAbeny 1oe7.- : ic76) PERAT? RS, Experien ed on silk dresSes GrossFreedman,. 1324 Washington ‘c6é2 >] AZ RATORS—E xperienced on Greeses +cb) RATOR—A!'round: must be ge od mar tk rosit gcrot Person Taiec Reauty Shop “Hilan: MTT A TY IRS kexnerien “od on ash pias } etea wort pe ‘ “Morr © — _ ’ rk. National Skirt & Dress # , 4 ‘ - a OP ERA’ TORS oy toe By: on sil aresses enty L EADER S&T LES = 4 704 Ww ast ington, Mr. Siegelman EXPERI ENCED DRESS OPERATORS eady work; good pay. Apply Newburger Garment Co. 808 Washin gton ‘OPERATORS— Experienced on silk and w ash dresses ; steady a’ etl atte an Si ai ~ . — yichine a, Spates pars tet tome RE deo oe Seem tee pine certs alle sti RO Sipe ii ei Nib rete ibis heme | a gm PARLOR SUITES METAL BEDS ~~. re ee eee atl atti ad a dieticeian, at RE RE A tin ARIE ae te Rl aie ga /SELLING VALU ES- Our Reconditioned Furniture The Old Proverh Is Opportun!] Don’t Pass This Up. Cotton _ Mattress. il ati a AN D M ARKET | UNION’S EXCHANG ST ORE—SEVEN tie ee — ct a tr A: tyes ice lpi Deitel Alii wise le a a eatin adi Ree “ae paints te : a ty Knocks But Once. Se ie ati tence Teg ny a cert en ice in NR, 2c - te ie a ae OEM APL tmmeratghj ti p iine - a c lothes- hanging omeattanen t nen, slightly used short hours me $14. Extension Tables and ‘Sideboards. $5. 00 SO ti at el new; a real ennern s WALKER ARMSTRONG — COMPLETE HOME FURNISHERS Extension Di ni ng Table, “th te le ae eae Ape Dit oni i; fs Rige 1306 OLIVE ST. ceil ll cela ei et ti en ti ne ntl, sti si, oe ti 3-Piece Fiber Living-Room Suite. Ameri: ‘an wv walnut Original Brice $140.75. Mohair Living-Room * Mulvihill &F vigitoss Ca” CASH OR CREDIT New Furniture at Savi FREE—A Set of Dishes $250 and $274 Pieces, Wa 112-114 North 12th ings of 30% to 30% With Every Purchase of $10 or More . also 4 Large te. r —_— Room Sul i] it : ‘+s Hf - : High-Grade, 3 nut Bedroom Suites 1or... a $26 to $36 9x12-foot Slightly Soiled Rugs.$ , also 2 Piece Velour or Mohair Ov er- stuffed Bed Dav enport Living-Room Suites Short Lengths Linoleums, Yard. .3 Heiirung & Grimm Nintb and Washington BARGAIN BASEMENT ‘ $300 Elegant 3 at $1 and $1.25 Grades \\ “= | HELP WTD.—WOMEN, GIRLS” HELP wtp —wom OPERATORS experienced on her Once. Coo EASY TERMS. ' Mae ket r estau rant, gti OO OR ee ent a age gia Prosser’s Furniture & Storage Co. 3218-30 Olive St. THE ST. LOUIS BARGAIN CENTER FOR GOOD New or Used Furniture Simmons and ii ODD D. AVE) saaheiaaia B. CORNBLEET | 923 Washington, environment. ee onyinee von () — ‘ "Trtir \ os AN. Whi te LEVY BROS., UNION'S EXC HANG E STORE. —— ey WALNUT FINISH | METAL BEDS PERMANENT “WAVE cee Ss | — = “DINING ROOM SUITES | . OAK AND WAL- pe eae At 4852 Easton. To. T MAKE RS—Experi en: ed Buckley air Se S108 cWORKERS- SEVENTH ANiD UA&TON'S “Exe HANGE ae EVENT AN ) Sop A _DISPENSER— Tour re = Beds — ‘pee finish $15.75 43 1d. | BEDROOM SET—W t) : ends and Cre- tonne pad from Regular $15.00 Mattress, penitin to @ £004 “FLOOR LAMPS BREAKFAST SUITE toomard Pa Cleaning EXCHANGE STORE. SEV ENTH AND MARKET STS. This Week Only 'INION'S E ANGE | , ‘ UNION'S EXCHANGE STORB ash or | ime STE NOGRAP H ER— SEVENTH AND MARKET STs. STENOG RAPHE R- 1204 Wash ington. STENO ;*+RAPHER hange Store isinese Servis o STF. NOGRAP HER—Real | Open Saturday 9 p. m. STEN i degre ioioges CEDAR CHES OPERATORS— - Kr erier non Furniture’ r ent here and find 6 prices 25 per cent cheaper than the HEL at our large stock | A AITRE! ag 20 days ooame' as cash. LANGAN BROS. 18th and Washington.

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THURSDAY, MAY 20, 1926. AUTOMOBILES Touring 0a “Cars For Sale nat 26 ST. LOUIS . oe WHA TISIT TH AT DRAW S PEOPLE TO THESE COLUMNS? Mostly self -interest. Advertise here and rea ch the right one. “@ POs OST-DISPATCH ee . = | [SSS ay ae A U T O M O BIL , ES ¥ 2 AUTOMOBILES 3 AUTOM | } \UTOn CE apber-Ptedacd. Used le Guns" s NASH, $225 FOR Ths tour ng gets the recor . and in Al shape ~ 0412. | ba 2 Re Ww. H. ; | On (3K. oa) Gelee aaniome — y equi ~_ in; lk &O bb . Oona? |e a: oat eee A-paseeneer: | otor Oo DO? 2: terms or it: i “1925 fig: terme,trave. Guar | = aes 5H ist. | StS UP COU PE. $895 == ) — & buy an Ess = exCoach | oo a W/ |DjJDE i : _— is g wor al 4 Beep CAR EXCHAN "Shs se . . ANGE. 4 | hae Ff Locust. California T op Moo n j | SEE THis BEAUTIFU! A utomobile Loans Coupe es For Sal = e Coupe s For Sal 6 ee | | 4-PIECE | ' MONE} te joan on © ars. or bought. 1644 ' FORD —Coupes: several rea real buys, 1924 o ~ LOOK! HUP CoO UPE, $595 Jefferson (oR) models new ew duco; guaranteed 30 days; hi i MR nee ' te = & 1h: ee | | a mH $89.75 RSS he ost ° ¥ SSS SS Z . = = fil . -~ is : i; ND LONG aot DAVENPOR | ‘| ; } I ING - ROO PORT 1925 : FF sid "RACTI M TAR Splend BUICK Mi CAI LF jo idid CO RO. th cover two- UPE Hi)! @ : Ed 6 kK proce © ply ‘passenger cc —1925. Pees Ld W [ | wre caulpenemt: te pertect ‘mm She i F : [T oD Kin T SIDE BUI —_" me- | equips best buy i & Hii ’ vat : \ } Elmar rot, CK ; ped ; ly in to wit ee ome D js Ayroco. St, cat, aren "yas" “milena perfect | i Th “aS Franklin. b CO, " )\ = Open acienin old aon an dow sii73 an perfect | eS wig a =————— Cintra ‘ . le | _ | mult ines own ‘er will st | es ‘on } — tral £780 ; { come, wt tra Pas a Hy —— ne 1; Herelst regia, ae 8 is) ee Riding Quality Supre 1:8 —— _ oo { : = ( letely upe, .~ 5 N. Grand. ==> 4 me . se — i eee > ))) ; T $50 TO ni), You can he W fmish; overhaul @ moae: — a . —Gre . ; tein ‘ ? ! ) bi . = look ed. wis ‘- -Dass.. ae | eos = at + ; | = .3-PIRCE “ \ ve Quickest ee QUICK | nT ake ay a ennai’ ay a - canteen capete new a ae Mileage -Maint er Gasoline silts Ov Cc “KROE! own. Low ri like serv the $20 on , Coupe: ul four- )) | _Arche potli ght 4- wheel B27, equip- | === enance V | Bat ers 1L.ER” Qo men raie rvice n only del Yo ir. and ake = BY we stuffed Bed St \\ darraesin ow rates, courteous tre in HN) tat — ini Wvery of eas —— M 429 N."Buclid. ese. Sere | a 67. I — ery Low 7 MEE ad Suit Be rassing investi privat ai cient e « senth while and | AX\ 7 rthy- | =>: : UIs , = | $8.89 — slites & Q nvestigatio e—no em- (( (( hat looks ar has ori while 90 SS | AWE es ——— F£ ENDORS OUSAN a Ste , , ; lik origin wow Ot | tiers oon LE Cou > 32 SSEX W SED TI! NDS O ; $) $65 OO a .* . ne SO% goo e new: lal finie} lig? ~3-24; e ( “> PE ’ + leo 3 AS THE IZ ESS F OWN } 3 FASY . te av O Endo ; condit! d: the mote the tire i ght and ec xcellent of : rre' a IT You CHOICE EX co NERS IN : Sie TNIO Y TERM ‘ rsers N Ee) Se ee ee 1otor has 8 are cOouDe; ¢ economical tferings i : Se UR CHOICE OF SO MAN ACH. | ' ’ - Riss 3 £ SEVE N’S EX S. (4 Furniture _ eeded see this ca id 3& In been re (ance. — +9 ellent 2-passe n this very a RECOND AND SAV ANY, Wt F THE 2 ee | 1% NTH CILANG ) @etock . plan ) you }) car and ft fine et pr @ wal motor, { nger busin ES? NDITIONED VE AL {Y NOT : ¥ i } AND E STOR )}} s and be » loans. ! ( nist will gure! ake ari hape. TIC ed, rig h Bary YoU : iree and ess ——=—— WRITTE - ESSEX ™ MOST 2 - MAKE i ete . | . ———==_— (¢ vaue, oleae . loa , light. rely o t: : . ar- a N . . COACHE . : | ae | 1s ee a noonee © T's a same. Yah 4) Keep p anything of " ( “Sout! oe Open. io. el CHRYSLER U ey areful” Inspection === CARS? N GUARANTEE an 6 meg mae ON THESE | | 3 qhie 7-passenser to ; — ————— )} ; } : oB8se ' — o- oe y . ae . Ss ee ‘ oe eee - | 5 | sees + sec = —o f ack. makes it 1 Aa onc O., ({ | | MOON =| peer Sevres LE = 1925 GIVE ON NEW | O° Foe: Beds can familie « é : i ELAIN- LIN —_4* eer \{ [eee $1850. fulls (eabriol ! erson 3619. => tn Essex Coach: la | i , ee : 4 excellent m rubter, x | . : | REF ED, SID sll § . ahl CHEVR }| ae. U y equipp et), 1926: cos! = deep blue: equered | 192 . Lacu ist AR CO. cs =: n} sk on: all qqulp ‘quered ‘oaches: ' | g im r e eT- PI ject. _Fores* > ° 7358 motor frer- ‘1 = . SS=—=—= . INT Cash. ( —— ckeled; sp parts re- ped w and cs : Pp ess ed Delm wn | he —_ | ee eae e 7 ‘ORTH 15.00 CHEV ROLET a terms | Phat G25 M¢« ON JEfterson 0087. == nal. dots are tire, stop i ~~ ie ith bumpers nuit f telligence. on because of ge has Pieree- Arrow 223 To 4 3H | EE {i REFRIGI ~~ eat +s ; e 7. or TO e . e Se) j 2 ea mAKER—Ligh mar 0145. ELT ih 4.90 ve Truck §S HIRE—D: c6L) LOOK : - 1; ‘lote of ex- pens, Delenee ae spection ; “e = IN MO busi accepted s nothi leavin t 6 tourt | HW UNI Fasy . : k Service Vump T Ts ier ae ex-! i ‘yaler [sed mithiv. steal) == D - TOR Cc ness. cod ing terms. FO 7 city: m ne. 1922: | . tt | N's TERMS : *—GRani 12°78w Her 25 Chev 2928 1 G. M. B ‘ar St | = = ISTRIB AR e of rest 12347. _ ust sac 2 | tie SEVENT rey : 1275 W Peeing PB evrole “ aehormaneseay Locust. ERRY ee =* THE Hc UTORS . CO ethics > oud XE rifice: © Seiquateans H AN ANGE Ss - . (eo on ; heels ba! of th c t ( a) /OAKL AN : ’ So a ; =" - He Us ~ wins if ‘At . of | oa ~ _ ¢ed) : i) == —— ers ||| * Garage, Storage, CI ASE? | £580 eM ie ew modele, tie | HAT P9382 aap pHierwin amin, | ea 3309 Locust St. ee ee eee es STUDEBAKER TOURING | B Sonibosaen » STORA : ’ ea ae 4 trade c new ” bun ec NI rR 4 rr Casty. 5. 3 OF SCargain F SaaS L. Ww ERE piedge: guarar he p Sed, —_——~- . le —— AND Sak ade. UV new f e te! aceianmminanis TE = -o4 urniture; ¢ » De “4 V td oe 4 (¢ Arsen ‘ $ ; ( R es Ww e ;0D n- ~ oF “ai call an. 7° ae — (cS) ' Kd . VICINITY i Sunda’ 1 pen even or $1 e I peels Forte 8 _icd) ee eal $3000 COLE ¢ ccemmaaunall| “SiteaSiidtenet tied Feira | 7258 Forsrme. Fan paseengss sere ged Used Tt ee asieent . ~~. 0° x a ——~ _ gs - =_— . - - Hi Furnished $120.00 || are Fae ee TST Bit BIG 6 C etter | See ee Recht Re CAS |W ite etry, teas re ror Sale al = Lista pt shed Co | oe gas ge be 23 ineddel not pe in are. eur 4d eS. T 0 0 Delmar. Macc. 375: g term new as wh ¢ verlana: 192: Rg u = ‘7 | mpl Fe 1739; reason ibd! tel: good | ™ a cent i Dm new tires AD tere iis particu UPE 0 wan an acCacthy-Par- W ‘ms: S365 rubbe en mad GRAUPN 923 Buick; 9; 19°26 St nge FORD onia: ‘a $2 » deater nibdle for peans qui 1688 than rs to dott and ir you wou! ienlar St 4 RT HW oe ny-rar- EBER’sS 5 for a r. Lon . ER. 3418 | - several Star; 192 a8 | To For 95-$50 $1 ! ? | ROOM ANI "BED RO ings. Phone cash: cash. | S_Gr Sick aetion. ‘Temme ttom. Worth | orovte uid hope fo Studebaker 1 KIN a (62) SRS SOUTH BRANC . lin- | _ 3418 Locust. € others. re eae -$100- DOWN r F 4 | AXD TeROw iM h¢ one JES co , } and. . . Tern Yah lem ‘s th hon ‘telv apne NC H, BL I al ¥ ene lights. | These Sry n. Dodge ; ; ; mene NG- ’ — , t iT £ rade | pledged and easily ot powerful inis larantee onstrat "RSON 37 ravois. _ i or a 4h ag “00 Day R COVERINGS nari ce 33 one oat $1 eae teed phi | pledged and tremer ‘operated. tt con: | ae mechanically F Chevrolet sedan: Rédged 4 ee BARGAIN Ford’ ioarias oa 2° steering wheel luxe, 2 bumpers ; *s c v1.5. tii PPbiet ? lars ‘ ‘ete ( Q . CILY. or $ 700 nee la lt O it ow te hdOUuUsIiT ad t is We r au a ne me . hig car ‘ “ust eal Duy Fishh Ih 12° oie goo a bum pe conditic ment agin ord v and ji rine RD— 30 a. evrolet : ; as one ti Se - —e : : . * 28, oC - : ram Ded Reena { tires rs, .0c tion, ha t take & terms; you ev s the Touri . Abow “waa », now Uf SS Ww C ARS 289: $75 4 ecvupe. | oe"... a. ight 3315 Washi balioon % sport a@ steal Ks eecrin s front | WEBE it! ns; small er dro cars are ngs. 1s, 7 y . select’ e tourin $150 : ‘ | $15 —— a : Se ~' _Day m Ww ANT = : Own 4 xeoel! ent a L neto he , tires. See Ave ( wN at $325. ng whee! and R’ Ss “Ww E s all down ve! ou do cheap: 5. 1932- one priced @ cars are now @ aans 3 5 BRIT =| a ce gd rea. ca ED. Ag a ee imou eS: MOT iT_RRANC pay | | oe you will lose md no better low for a few | rerle GE a GU by ore ¥ n aston O sines Fo 9) 3115 1 ( yR (" ANCH. 5877 on bi. to see Ag a eubiec values } quick ; W ITH Li AMP } ; 4 RANTY } ou | re at * o UPE , ee i RTH or Sa ' _ «) Lac Ua AR (‘¢ _ ‘CH, 587 4 Te! ’ Buic ~ ' FORD—1 t to de n ST. Lou sale: aE | tY ¢ lilt | CO., 29 - 9464 All EE, F Pier: aha 302 __) Etferson : Se: ANKLIN S :j cars h e sever RING. ring Car ) Al represen on and ; i | 3 R IUTFI t ~ 500 36 Loc in Inede ORD (¢ . .t mre-Arrow IE} 4 LOC Us i e OORT on ieee OO SED . ave bee al late | tak tho wavs ope ted: te guaran. } oa | ooms 3 500 USED C ast, | coe! finish Sup te SON cee ae geen ae JEFFERSON 3700 | __ jh our owr B. 5-pa AN ett ts cre ae models. These e your old WILSON rms to ‘sul pit i} a (cS) i al! in — ith ers hd 5. 80 f «al b are in very usilne M iN 37 00 b e | ¢ auipn doh eh ops: sser ger * eire d. every wa) I our aho car m fo LSON MOT t. ) weal: | 9 $169. 75 | ARS W ANT l tire ¢ oink senda. me with ain for good condait! otor Pam, pte Las ments tell I 0 ren _ Very i y; will p and a lee. r part 5 Paige OR A | ) | SE tee ) har nted and ith orig- quick condit . Paint ge l iced iy pal : bu WEST )w price refinish = Jewe R CH., (ee +4 re $2.00 W M $90 N00 ED | sories a all cars ne al con 1G renickel ‘= l 9 sale tion. A ‘ 1924 Nay i .yme: ; righ ed ay , a) - SID s. as _ POR tt 1 ) -. : 4 : } \ , a , " | r _— e “4 > 2woO.wnN t f ¢ id it) EF t D—T 292 o- istri ore \ : | Completers oa eee _——_ parents trade come With many care) ook! Taxi i gdiwo aust one. Ruth have bees soug }RASREIS wo or quick sale: erase. os, Hac Pm ae “8 be. ; c uding F . urni h bit} ] Y, er PB 50 to & €n bDigh r old acces- Y . i M ae —_— ave a¥ we } o Or OTOR cc ° erson. nted and and ~ ee ee loo " iS ed . ; AHL EM r in St BION mo > ts and S Caf “as ills —~ en? = EST of rices liAve been rer i Hi _ ner Ine i | DOIG Phere tiliiiatina i: ter excellen - u ) I hester. Ghee ah et oor e, alo || _ oac omy | terms. 286 51 st bl. notor, cost over BA formerly 0 E—192 Gaon Dean —_. terms. lent — condi- | Ri — had; Chairs. a Table aa | 1 § BUICK 1926 hee _ 24 | FORD. s i > RC) LEE eae Pe — ae st over Lagne ss ys ~ +e g owned oy | a = ndell. idl sedan: seal pt ening®, 7 S.) es 1MOS a Touring —_ ig S1x - erator nem oie — . p ™ or ” yl i ° -” 0 gg Sit - 1! » Ul » f = * 1ew tr Af ' sca sn arvaite " - rif a Ss , GE: a n. * * } = i : - 5 f _ ~ . . pls . ’ : ) ™ ‘ é if 3 ROOMS E Z Terms. } ty UNI Iv ae mae AY a , Rig wane : | BOR ae $90. 1903 ie — ee a " R } AHL - Mw sock i¢ for $373: Fane mths Foden ~ jane — ye (3338 | ~ assenger ( . -@ f , 4 ‘ n N FO dn rn ; Ma } C7 } Roz or ” I ’ R 418 1g al 4 Ce al a : eda ~ A uF 1 , Loa the new ue, th th ‘ ra aj OF ee Weekly or ne . prog COACT aaa © et te mn 3843 F raston . 4 pase Te me ___ Stam ee ws 1923-1 Sale | “en Sedan: ty Lace. ” open 26. | model , came from son gprs 4% se and pre a WO. is) FORD—1922 iourina LE ? tr __ Furnished complete: Kites A ACH = | ORE— Is pe: 1885: beautifur: car bal TeR—10%4 weadster Fen, ey | ‘ever porgesas ‘velour “rights. | gga S007 Sedat Sain i - new has ben ree ables; food running: 5 OM ee re iteh- i 4s ICE-A rms. _Tin'sa ol $45 920 eour . terms : ar: bal vinnie Fo adster ; and. { here eels, bum = velour . | egqul . heau wl tr VERL ge ao00n* rer Bi i NASH C ofc nes. W ok I. £ BR AS > i , L9io—Chev: “h e 4404 Ae pi ae ~ a ies ¥ sane -4 —— ee sacl -_- "K—Sp r oh 2 1S05 “Bs: ¥ - = -. —s INC 8 _ & Te MO new 5 o SE D AN ice ib Bee oss 4 2618 Fi m H & CO 1—19°95 04 o- et coach, spi (ev) | Aye (“oupe : oo = ona _conditior sD ve ide baker , al roadmer m nue L. nevet. | 192 . 5 MONARCH res. guarant - ; save dee from $30 up 10 rankli e ney 9°5—Studehba | pic and s = res’ $]] pe. 1923 new - 4114 ¢ on Sport ‘$75 disk aeitielt perfect oe e {{7 P Me 3137 loc ed. | CADILLA - ‘ | CARO _We t hi pen Mon. and “0 Av. Py 1—1925—Hude sencigg COR: PO Feed ae tS eR 42. $208 newly painted ace, | --andeventer aGiek wheels, $245: “$205, 8 1», Folks. if vo IBILE SED ANT Sl eee en 2887 S ONDEL SS z Hii * Sat EF : : 5—Hn dao a . autif untry Cc ! ~*~ 35 1 'y inre 19°° hee; Ural Sei Ben ‘ rd ee B trade. ry rc oOniy ran WJ want tutz eth epain ed: a O . gran b! id! - Vem $5 on coa ui thin ub FO ESO dow: J; excel —_—-~ 716 N DODGE e this om enough a real h — rs. 3o ; SS5 | R . ’ : SS -S 9 ft sae RSAI rO"5401 h. complete; eave “SoR5. s ope. 182 a haa "Uehen-Ptectpead Usted —#") cbisdinlon aumieat wh ae RAG ®k burer ® “youl io limber it, — ~ CADILLAC PH wri RTHW EIN DOWN i | + J 1995 . La cu F ee Soo 0°74 sASEOT), > ‘ ale through 1 diac w) ANT e it ¢ Bay =. Se ip. come 4- 7 44dd P reco et (c ) | 00 tourt i «t ‘ down rd ») WEST s iehout: heels: = Y ir €aQ5 ne pass _—— d : i == ————-*y : 5 CHEVROL Open nights, | i passe we 4406 teat ee 1924 BUICK R (ars? Boa ge Stice” gee. nttent | ° ae anda MOTOR Co.” “terms. { first mechanically; V-63: n HAETON aaa 335° Balanee $3 & " Nv y\ —— ak Lae Sank a. proce ET COACH | qomn__ $4014 Easton. Epston, Seti | C SAPORNIA TOE DEimar 0303 ICK AUTO CO fun 2500 mites: bumper terme, trade. /99- pr pcg. $1500; terms. "Open Sua- PRANKT All Reads + Weekly 2 saree of it up _ Fon a. ‘ “A Ctically heed wipe: : en 5: $33 ' That . . ‘| r 4a "oe . lereor Me. $178: ivdra - : S; bur: delivered - . | SRCE-A F pen Ss 4 TKI + j to D > - * }' on i art > § hall mir run new car. ras: S$ 4¢ . ag E - Bene : O20 at's the A To _ 3 Open . n. ' -. ‘ aulice 4- ipers, ft ; 19°8@: 4515 Ww RROW un- o-R + IN Aub rive A }) . as: oon tire _(enour! aee FORI -40: terr eke _. (e7) his littie kind of P Do } venings. , _ Olive ake S$QS5 wheel t trunks, hal- c ashin gt DISTRIBU bls model; | ° im Tour way Gnarant $535 tak s, 2 bump to limber .D-—Cwupe- ns, 2735° plenty ex- it an corner fa f bargai ! oa ge S : OVS; terr rakes: al- + : ROL on ID UTOR. yack tri , saecque Ford T uring ¥-¢ ¥ M. it ea it: @asy impers: low? ipe: Jat 788 Olive (074) terr ywhere mous’ n that saad — |JORDAN rms, trade. cost b qT —1925 Eimar 0 us MMI ngs . = C curing ak sane | ; 1 re) iy CHRY®? - lor Co De as} term many FO 4300) ¢ ite 19°75 te ive. (a7? é « It for t teas _ ioe ean’ made: Omeginal 4 A Se ] j ane + a aes trade. 429 “75 5 low -? surin 145. tir so right thoeroy erreliet T ie eees a 45 if S THE TIN j i] RY St. LE sss . Br . ONG Nps ge trade RD Y . live. ‘ like new - — oo? | TSE De ? s th le ry? we t equal ; ra _ “i ’ ish: he ( an. 1995 lo 4 ator ™ ; AT. He -. P r+ ‘) G re v R« T. Nn. 446 4 5 z. runs O. - } res. evlara? mee hanical : Maxwe!! + ouring ae ee ak fe iti ” t) uehar . at. sorbe Upe ; 190°9 - ' db "AR “EXC ns ] ARC 7 ™ ery , ‘loon ton a | OK @ lke (OW mile : : weed : - . 4) } $s” ET— _ . aston - i and eve anteed- Hudao “Uurir ***-. ald 4 E tid ton 1924. $985 ns. late 1995 rs, lock wheel st ey, "hr ANG , n ng | 31 37 y e- tr tires 449 ike new ice; sd as «de: 25; $10 ouring. Ef: nings. : tern n T ~ . sree ee ~~ +. wheel: | irter Ce ' rE aa s - ‘ ade orm a}) 9 N. Fue w car guarante lemon- | ‘ down. 1921 : - 7) FR 2949 Oa eurin as ee : ; * REFURNISH aa -CHRYS terms. 3843 Eas 1903, $30 heel; ‘$76. 1907 Locuet, Gx Buick 2844 Locus | DeLer- ms terms, MON: | ON 1925 .- mg BE no HEVROLET—T es paston o. k.: GARDNE i KLIN MOTO I} Dodge 4 feutie’ Cn 2. aan | INI ! cel : i$} nitu re 3: » down: : Huaso aston. ( _ saialeae Klin} AU) down oe?) (Oo; $2 oadster -Venings. 1% J4 | SED ver offer s it , a ns like | ped, $o —1925 eS , (c62 upmobile T ring ... “——— 9% Hi} | ESSER eae aes Ee — (e7) | FOR] aie eae at Soe wn 1923: r ) — ‘AR EXCH AN ong terms. | Ex = sedan, fu La Cadi ourt seeeees i 5 Cash 0 ; | ) SSEX—Cos sired: ae — $395 a c" — — : . J =. oa 3° a Ol VK rye TL 4484 "a ste - ins® k: Finis! ed A ODG IE SED i xX HANGE by Yror calenel eS Ong i se7 —— free. fully - equip } pee — _ sii ipc tanh i 45 ete! t y r Term rit P coe eed $393 ° 10° 24: mot | Vaston. (>) \ arts extras sate 19°4 vd. Mo« . Ln ‘i Rt ) ~= c ~) rand new my om grav a AN : ~* 44 Locst 7: — 2 ms ston. alwa mt Aut eo | f Look at | ag “ees Tourin err. 140 4 . 30-60 S ie | eens >: terms, c wheels: ~; | Natural Brid Beak. cack tecee c4) > balloon beautiful ADST cared -for res and ‘0 with Dp New Pi | ORTH re ys open. refinishe this one. Tourtn ns. ma ROY C -90 Days ESSEX-—Cc . trade. 716 N. Van. FORD. —Geupen real bargain. 4769) © is goin tires: like adater 3 i eb w@-- pnd rs aan ae Bal ir ae Sue tee ee 19°4 WEIN 3624 (57x) | nickeled radia ~~ oa Soon Touring ...... teens: 183 | onsi *. A); miles: et a ion oake. 7 antenna: UETEE “Thr in. 4267) == : ge oe a ae ee liv weil- and tie ete tank: A oaaa Chevre 124 LOCUS ad lator po oon To ease bing ete 5 ‘|, Golde sidered C iit payment: a k sale. 192 (62); —— i S115, $145" 1923: w FO R AN TY Mor argain: easy somebod CHRYSI ‘ Insper 1 Rn me wued iieead aioe iemed De: roux eee res | $. a Roa iat “ ‘ 9°99 Lac ; »iy. 19° nT thot IF fe se est at j : pporty of . ar: here i : : et ‘7 —— | | and if as ome $35 a : n Oak Extensi sas ss Fully equipp 6 ( () AC H. $ (6° Co pas down Bon dtnt 7 a ondition FO oe 330] -— “192R. - ‘ede 4 renr RAI ) EES aereat gay - a y to buy the hn @finished. urn er. Lat > \ — take ie u want a Quick Get the up eet o - on Tabie. $ pe Gta RA rms : pr ed: got eve 4: 0 ; FORT? ~ ive yrnent an ae ae. a RR adste ash inet: ~~ S300 ST ond SED )) = Ss — EIDEWINI . ‘ HR bargain ni ‘$35 et eatinte CS aT rn 30°8 ‘, 2000 ) sou Tiwem a Leadi L E M x Sen Ded oes 0 9.76 [11 “UDclen of, |e ae Ore 8 94 o plein bla duce cooks ae adat 3: terms am -efin- | inal modela ps ¢ Elleville 1303. 7O.. 0)! CHR eit 37 Al condition ocust, ) 2039 Locust | ne i Baby c - . ; 7 e eo ’ DY: sata O36 b 4 4 3331 “a 40) Be a DLack ed b a ~t sire erm +e. rs .e ° Taatites 4108 r ii fin} « up tr HEY ROL Oe af 303. HRYSL E : SBR. vit | .” oe ty “Ss \ PS td n Na and arriage . 2.95 - cust F . f1! Was te 5 down ‘kuarante *K FOR terms Nth nerfact — — Hive ered - sh. other 1995 ET M. a Tr "S Af ace _ roodtel. 10 ; Qualit ‘ UR? $335 ».00 value. et ] Q > E User y ' — 1923 ‘oupes, ‘eton " HH Ow oe a! a Roa » ister ci M ‘Nair ae new . spare rood ° mecha ail Ms dat oe orig- ; WHITE \ — $495. carmge. 1925 19947$ 9) HUP J N CR AN D sf 7 4 f v.79 th p Jin) 3 SE ves’ Hy, +) mode arge as , i¢ =) Fi YRI S77 —— hke new $ accessor on all . haniec ‘al renick- Redo rd Bees a wr. 384: 795. h —Tourin iit ractic “ at : 1o> ssortmment. ‘ beens FRG 1905 new, —- art ries: ter cars. conditi s J 9° it , 3 E _ here ix. | EXCH TURE | ite "x. SSEX COACH Hy. L. Kubimen “Auto os tment. 1922 | poORDS peed roadster, «pd pnee SI payment ee Some with man OAKLAND Used (ars® |3—® 5—Chrssler phactoi pasion. | little: willl ee been T tit it i “ ie ew, if Auto Sales. } term is > East . sport m: = © your ol lany The price _ a 2 — Br n n: condit ‘ servic give ‘res aa i 19 ANGE fl NOR Hn ER. —" “ a Ford SETS con: | me. 923° 3 FORD alee 5149 “t i vadster aan : model. Kuhl-, Open eth woroR ¢ ae old car as inels _Drice on this beau! EDAN 2 and. new eee cheap yndition like cervice, completely DODGE. Be For § Sale ; th an ANC H on quick via buve 21.30 » tires =. PE e535) Olive — ob perfe , lock wh | ee ; 3 Locus Ine : e mist ™ ape are cro. f u! ear 4 au Fr and-: nt off np ile touring: a ‘IF Ror more s -% Po AM—— Tru — d y , 2 ! 2 N W b B 4 et t — K Bw Oe ~~ ete “ mo! or heel, sl oc oe ee st Sund = t bl. : 1s wunwu . bby Le ad . wided fo - * ama 2 new N 7« rTns. 25 D 7 ° GHT F . . ‘ wr. 4464 “i 192 “7 —eaee “ ashington 'y LOOK! 19°5 EScEX — e Pre Me "7 CHEVRG!] food paint e oo ¢ -~Roadsters: 3 — ons Samet lays. JEfferson 3715 fully y guar in wad 3 ont ars. For ‘ioe ie a | UNIVERS. Ph ter ~~ touring: 25 per at Per , a at oo trucks. seats 5: $523; 4 » PU £ OOM COLE” . aes and up: a! st he ante 2 (e73) | J+ ho d ar sae nat reaso 340 ce - na Pi = » —— Furn ———— Se 6-Cyli nd SSEX ; IRD—Co ifve ‘ae aha SD ‘ as : - eC WY pte starters I from a ) SSSE = ey WE BE R ~ + on fasy a rif eg 1995 he Locust Open . - ORTHWE ant: ie me Olive. bodies, > —_ D ‘ | rep . wa wb wallifen-de . ‘cane bho nh the to $37 3667 Olive _ from. Jo aS ners if SON O pay. ee: quick loes. (({ | Serme oe ait ame me one eautiful $1 ti——Tour at eee eautiful : turned a =: $46. ster. ts 3— S W paintin Ss spent | yn-dollar Cntloes lay Seal kate >i FO Johns. several! MOYT* Aiw eae le ‘rms. W gual _ \,. ta fully i an ae ~ and , Macc ri jod in o8 . 940, - truck ho 3 ji fats. am glings VANTED don , wee @tacke ere “f rep! —- , peauty : ri RT) 4 “on ttta ‘ 4 (leaiers ° liher ; ten of R acdster * is n A 1t6 — } Jewett Me hoe AR CO Le rH. wer . N ts? -and. EBE RR S Ni R T ce ig. te it: bo 1D sg 7s “ “ K lir a, 19%: 24: like : { A RTHY.- ARH hig mt pe Al were, AY ito > Exch reads ny fs poode bedi ellings oof carpe’ gO toda’ ; car ti: a ike a $3000 ar ; ed a pectal 19°4 — ways a tires: ted and rec 4 late Tes ‘c69) Serato Si Bact f . H SR. a a easy . -—Tour ing. ~—-— S500 ’ Ss. Or — new ' ER, ‘ 4 e D> TF. sys ope no ance, 1ne? 4 ya . 36 ‘at b> x y evening Dota. an re % ! a . ; Uar . repaint " ‘ n " ; ae bey ~yars 2 ver ° : Ad. — re seneuananenl re 4 »y oge 7 2 ‘ C aa a ins y — ifax 3°25 oe JS heed oa ry eninge anc & F490 costae 7 singe nd trade. gy — ry am! ever hall. Ad? Fy ane ranteed "0 cord SALA ‘paws r gecdan: SSS edged Us ~ c a urine: BA Hamit ton. must | Most n 4. assen - MOHN . SON. we & 10, pan ge an a: 3 tar purniant: 471 Oi a. , i“) °028 4 ’ 457A Ma: = GRAVE n Sunday Be FORT = on is’. Open A Wy rnie nar ae new tires: wn: Per | and « i. . 192 ve. ¢e5 oupe Pee GR i ‘ ie - : ' rar nant } ? KE > 2 c do i exce le : mider Nuseriiger N r ae (nR che res 10 . e an take 4. new 2) | : ane Goods badly, CaTUENS | new 2h tena g aoe Pera ein Se acmnteed AQ Sav, Foor $85. 980 dewn, 464 Easton, rae § FS Big 6 Stuer mere Siete o>, tocright pasty. Sa soit tOM ae retondiuencd sodas B you selling oa cee eT _Repainied and “renicke! $75" ka 1924 model reson a ee ments, Wo Ho ) dave: trom FORD I stor, 1924: excellent ¢ lon: | dition: excellent service or taxi crivor 924 D Crs 28” Locusts. ag 7 AUTO CO.. war | an out? # tral 90; 54. eve eet of t! nd renicke! 1923 gvarant ‘agen aoe pga cas condition fo ) Owen Co.: S65 ae ase — 4484 Be conditic ap Seeiies? mean, apt perfect mee f tax Uriver Wh = ODGE mt 77 : = Light deliver; 3607 Olive. 3 > CE urn: “B@) rs respect ires i« ot teal Las ‘ “ul aoa eed or and od ca oned. Oniy ] 0 l. . ) 3318 - oH. $235 eecian at > ast or —, W eher : a ama yw pearan a . Tat 4) - : b ‘ \ go dewnt a TOU R 4 ‘OLN PHA do rter and very. 1583 (c69)} | for e Wid ntral Lure, © WEST s lean and almost FOC ‘ we 6 term lock abeor ew 400k . } I; ick FORD down 4 arter. dem e7, WEBE Jim ur own = “? unus = arcain ts niern & tING . passe? . en. WW cord tires, i » dor moving —Saeh tee onsente 8 mt one Bn ged Bala ap sttrant, Mcumats ot Sheaae are Wonderful anklin R ‘ © Sedans: ; oe ee ae R's WE kuaranteed c ors on tele eatin Ty Bn. hr yg rags Mois wotene ee eee ton . H. Owen only $26 wy TitGRe eee . OF (c58 DEim ingsh i ' | }c*h acre 4 ; tier Olipy aan we at Ini Hose man picpacelg ij bye oad t r terme 4 3 ate son ts SID Car. ri this by ' | late mod . nur , vonderf humpe Duce r ned, ¥ a Co.. 33 ~ $. fri Ri 8 ee nar 12 in, ex > j 4 ar On O.3€ . WAY and ‘ 1 re c ne be e P paintec . nion : a aii 7 neve a ? uaed — s P r on 2 ha > SAa) good a: : he a ° , “Ubeks > 5a° a e ’ ? . i} enn? pers. au enickeled. ne ORT > - ashin Aba tor Cc m 25. 3 meee D5 McPherson. ; va PF tnow cece stg . ina rreeona mip eat Aas new i Griven peo Ay = "riv Ken a os Sedan - at e ‘Nair s new, trade A-~ : Deimar. / . rm ne yom w — or ety euar This ileal mn ' etc. ometer. Hoel , varios Light aol web) | cabenr_ 360 Swe an sm | Deautif pen Even shone aimee, gute tem, aang |g gly Ses fed beeen ; ‘oeed Usect (hag? | ORTIWE weber pledge” “Too'll get | anise yooh ver Hoo Dee mam" [pi RNITU rage. Moving On i H —_ 0-day guarantee. cet aoe : Hassler Seyepep cr BAT. Witt doe te ee | Seams Ae guring, $3: un ables $90 924 OR cSt BRANCH. 5 aoe ite, t00 goods RE Wd Ving Oo. ul ud ‘ust. Oper antee. Men payment take JSEWRTT rms. YAH!LE ue ili sell aes cur- i) oe Baas with SS TI LIGHT TW KI RANCH. 5877 °- nings until 0. terms or 1370 « Ick POR ott a aoe All it i 8 SO FORD— gg et Re oe ee TT —-6. eport | tone te deans | ty petmes ster. | ftie nee 6H SE » N We tad: 0:30; 3 : SS D DEALERS, | y “aa nda —i "ey * and e -*) ne nw r N. 7 3 Owe : ae ; ’ node ‘ ull “4! OTUs Re. 19 wr 4 . bd I, , \ unda Oo and. Alwar Beaks Zou, a Before Pasi! ts: aug nove | A REAL oach Tce thie ie the ca and evenings.“ 8 aport roadster: 1024> some rou “oid Ford" Dow repainted chan: | Was euaranteed, sheng pao motor aid eres i Teg LOCUST MEER TGRAVE RD Ton truck chaasia: ale FURNIT : emt 8 ine. oe & uu. inj dat oes e car r > verw litt! it S00) a} ome- e owns ran: i: wil te n as ne one and acta rtly et - re -diucned aown tires g new 2-0 yl ) guar low" ~ CRE 95° On RG Thi SACRIF ; meen it: you will « ou have be e ser’ live. ORD — ito Co.. 5 ade | fered ever a more ¢ weg, PRB ilition ; 10 mor in Al duco LINC - Dp ae overha po arter and ée- small le .* td wee heed | rg aim 8 car h lF IC E Ford at ‘et + a* an «wl heen loo) NI —_s i =O tires ~ecan 7 ws wo, Baye more desir r ind new Loned ; ] ithe on ? ; eondithk paint: 4 1" | iN P + 1_A™ ~ ge Be 9 GRand 8089 wi! All Kinds . oe (eld) See th new aa a pe AT ' am ij roupe real . hen wou } _A~ { TT mN > , Olie ee shoc if ; i. a } —_- a able - 1 here f itt " ”@ ance m, $1 18 ' — ner * 457A Went a , —-> i th! . Wer rfect $4 50) . BOT or 78° honesrt-to-eood ave Late R¢ yA ’ ive K shoes > + ae NORT ar s¢}l area -RAND-N . wo-fon r sport Man: ~) RAVES. Chouteau, 9. Murdo: Dav good arge SS xcept orth ey motor ar CGHT F "65 ‘geen goodn hal 1925 4 DSTE > FOR ers, ; - Da@lion H ‘BR your Juick, °« n of- i i r™ NEW PE es ne biue : nO Ope easter. FURNIT Kk Purnitare ce —aoc _YAH leant ol@er” Sam and tooxs | _ © WI 1ys R ge ag ai L925: looks just oR ORD Tu terms, Sean anc gs? eron a © come UNIVE IDGE Tow 196 bers. new tf bumper POR: n Sund tinand om TUR! iitupre Co ("a l} LEM. or fer on... ' of «Ra 7 Entra! ‘ VERT - IT . . wen new - tires. — ust like Rei ny Uiuor aed = te 6 tS leben me *%) N WEBE "RSA! , T RING t inoeni and res« ete . » Tr ay ana oan 1. for all rE Ww ta. _. 40} 1035 ‘ iy ade aa s AoW) FX »R > 4340. * “um VD . (yi OT . ar guara wh ee} r ‘ new torn ie a 4 an re: "oa _- (c? } Redocd aye Gran 1 4 aS ~ Ly» iD » 2401 ->*F 185 arries a ie D ucks: ao —_— ~ +r - a . I % ’ iydr “- g' rat rms . mi: ad ai f ~ . 7] [ DER A kK ER s° peter here is ry finish igh hood rn - ; , 4M: 25 # A Mt R ER r 10 3. locust. con tition doen amt BREST tion Con.. 2 ndell "of &noa. bric B 2. FO ped: Anco nder. 4 “ ‘rdial inv he city w. ted and ne MO . aed JEffe many extr . 1925. fea and even! i‘. the o other a 4 SF me | ROT enuine t » good oan s Linde GRAY OR! s : mendenball a313 “» * | an. ag Ee CICK. rest 71 Pal ‘Dassen ed rher tatior Ve exten guar- . ON cpr __ # mi ereon a £385 as: Al ordor: , passenger , TOU fren _ Very easy ea SS ee BS K~ y Sane ee on. 1805 ature 3an7 Ss LON DE! iT t « ar custor me (pe rumbd! run 4000 el with t ‘ FORD —S - °.. 3667 own af ame y ao low, oreughly « 18 200k! 23 Cc D new tires, 2 refinished . others for old old ~ feaths ee B a neem 0S Rus = 25 bs mm. Opt fs Tr wor mere | Passenger’ oie seat rms. les pall ons oth Sedan ‘ een , Olive e} ull line of sur term you'll tak uaran- De : ° Dod: 00 Loe ye mix _ = DEempe NSON A ta choose ers. - i I. inde! 7 bl GRA z CHE : uw or Sale— wre try at Mai Mgt om COUPE |i fiewarguars STM Wririuhe) $08 St Taine ented A og ey Rae TOURING CAR (RMON 405 cag a . , : o Lf’ ion : ‘ —- . . 4 . cade . oe - « ? mi? - . 1038 N. 6 Trade" called eee ie E / STU Delmar. OR € ‘0. Se tae ig rte Ne oe ee a i AO Me DODGE NG cust. _Easton “sport tourin ‘a barwa) rand. n tire per fac DE BAK Washi rade. ys oniy — ero niy Me } FORD — a es. & 4 Pee ne __ 3538 1 codennt é MO our pri t: good teal ¢ FER—19? _FOrest 4 FOR D— naton WH. O y $309 2d, {CU PMOBT CHEV M —————— bs lee ‘ou | ON MOT ORC right paint | CRAU ‘PNER ; two- 24 spec al —— 9264. thro: 9 on an. ee — Owen Co 1994 laedt Used Cans® All AND NASH haat eT MAXWET: ‘ AXWELI “¢ a i da pes, éatere eer. . ( ~~. | 4 3418 Duco: roadste - bum out: equim exveptionalle ie? W ae aol fTANY KK D r.. ~ oi ae bid 4 & Linéed._ reer. “ | 2+ St oceet. enly $450; 29 pa. lath “whee een mpg Pee ge ILLYS of “teenban caaeta OTHERS URANT SPOR " a. ie ~ udek __ Open a0 ‘ 5: ter pn with sty god de 4 au {fy -KN term) Big A! fe reVes & T TOI ai - R Ext ake nighte ™ms° ie) l. etc. . Hae } rfu r ul sea IG H S. tr “e at ih ‘ f} nee wne - 5 ‘Pa gow r 6 cil LOVE pen ve : ~? Piers an ub ber. n with ’ i at le your ¢ weet t arle. rack re mint ‘ . vs” 1 all over Roadster £VE-JOHNSON a and Sunday —y ong. Liber: h’arnous n extras TATE MO ~~ # “ar ny ors in the ction sroun Pulls pon he STU en FOR al R TOR un LANC al ter ebe Won. © oO part ity nd in inped. Jwat Ae E mplet Nn. Sam Tidre at day. ~ CH. “9 ne. WEI r 3 pen rt 3041-4: R ¢ 0. pays Trad { hasty Led Rew 4 AKE Se. only hallioon lan: fordoer. Union PR Ur | A | han ERS ~ Sean Fo lights and = Locust b Inc. — ore er ap upkeep BS m: Stude eRS' nd head ens newly 1n million “4 Tourt : a ——-- SORTH — Touring: undaye JE ite ns YA TH © MI 1” fen 37 ~— corm my diet ridutore light rime; sinted: ag Vr BUICK ng Cars F $$ SOR pene let tok see reon 3715. MOON 35 N, Sther “ ~ a B cars ty - ef § and — R H fa) eee, car: f or — sean Tour’ ne een a Gran $45. a mote! 6- 40 ’ t are ame on — Ae and B. : ; ‘ wr. ; ¥) BUICK--T 2A Si. Ans class co FORD- nace ao ab. ots of Al contin excelled Our Weber not e. late 1922 a ®. | 5oRp 1993. ™.. — — “oe — _ OON MOTOR oo from $2 models eber pledge ae . ce - a - Neat con - any . late ie Es tlle ay SiA0, le Locust. er epee ges te yn aa Tate“ terme 2880 Po “fond fe?) | Moon S lean ms age? dT? Locust. * ition: ‘ n Sines eo —— . a nr en 7 —— we —— ' painted rou can wetal: $00; 100 7 bolt 3780. >. Alien Pe ARROW also t mMOTOR—48 ite Mie et Arrow ; very Distrib = 48 i Tl will eo’ fata Dur vour sete. _ GOLDEERG _ Lindel ¢ 046 en na 3S Ak Used? ~~-™ LEP _Deimar. ee Py )re sited eat 5*A4 fine . r and. cond? , 7 : sA50.- first one Trade ~ terms furry. : Wa 2 Ned. ahin teva: SS MACHIN L BU Sa uteau d: fine Was o -PASS. Ad > : stite r: mr ' wned 2 Qo ee of the pal > the West tee tf PE Frankli S/ t . r . * * os. new qu! .. naer c try — rubber . Ena ae oe : “ad a Serie } lin \ ict > month. 0 up: Sin, RCE ST aa eae. ow — paged rm on moror — olen new we St R re oria Coup POrest . rs rented. $3 p WE 06 ect the tern $7 000 Om r: aunet fener 4 onditione e . 6167 . $3 per ERER'S Ww the term 00.000 | °° eee ras r-coming ed = throug! i t 2 nm ane etd in wobhal zn Easton , BCC — seo 18 RRANCH if you act . rrAwic A ng and retainer STU DE R } as, $490, $i2 925 eesice he Delmar 3949 fue ole AN MOTOR mmsca) “eal og aaDpt oe AKER ROA ton os 38435 busi- i b Senger Lindel? | See it ewe ig arene. most DSTER FORD Tu Easton udson 2 Pp, 2né e —— A785 _ this a even if oh As roadster powerful pase Se tor 19°53 ~ FF rergpae Magione ¢,sventeae,-_—_ | fal" a Re ont | seth eer eat eee iy u ully ' tert 610% alieon : wee MONAR ipe—Late | Oper athe Bi ruarantced i + z “LAM e ond Seeder” Chace i ae To hte a K 4—Tour ‘ARCH. “31 room. W -— = th ane he 4578'S RERT.G pen Suniay er ition; new duce’ (gy ee a7 teen, “Bbere ERER'S. I8l> 7 rit Sis | ORTH “rh amen vdhgy Bh erd | BUICK me sm. sepa" TOR ossuth. assy | _Locus sales. HW ____—GRand * Cy —Sport te 5 Russel! p-—N PER —Clansy G-cylinder § ORTHWEIN omc. | gti aiacnunt: ‘nino ou FORD New. in . er. $150. 435 : Fr teaien An? 4 19) ’ ; & et ne ong Per? ;. Rew 19° —~ sh F riCtty aT5 , touring. 1a a's wee erin, 3OR6 ot JEFFERSON 37 | BUICK. 135 ’ Ta03 sport. twor-one ORD—Touring: jate ool $575. Cal evenings — condition, ope very 3700. | tourings. “Sics ta: —— oa cone Ra Re Pome ites — (e7@) vAHLEM undays. 110 down. motor | BU ae . terms. 3943 noe Ford "ane youring 1991. 2738 Glive ee Moo 1038 > "| 4 Mester Bix tc ion. | eters: pers. 118 ip BL $18: n 6-40 T ell bi ke new: ouring. aT Ly es J keyg ers. hahn aaa —— a’ bewomter ate mode! . ee . . 7 i a ” il es S00e; tarmac, Shas | TORO models, $35 up. 4905 = bs i oat | Accessor . 3422 Foor 5 1m oe 0 ies, Parts—W 12° uring Lap tire, ) OTOR ; won) rts— (15). Olive” $245: a [985 —Tacauered $150. | | 5189 SOON Me - = 035 RELS “Wid Set fe Wanted rs: terme. 4106 ne ian m : Diepatch. for Ford. Beat fown at “sie - ? _ RY bares _ =: aime. a on 141) A uo, | eg sien eataut parts for 8 AN .* r **« e ee id s _ ~ rr Seer “=

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THURSDAY, THRs > M. DAY MAY 20, 1926. LAY 20. 1926 STO SELL A USED ARTICLE AT ITS PROPER VALUE advertise a 4 aUTOMOBILES y) © IB I LL IE S ie Gare Per Sale dged Used Grrs® FSas== Appeal ! CO NASH, $225 | oe California Top Moon driver. Wonderful rubber, and We! el) lent t gens SOUTH PRANCH. Ba00 Gravois, oO 1y] oe US EMNCS | QAKLAND TOURING . ig mode! ; ae ae hi 2 ~ Pie jeree-Arrow v8 Touring , eber-Pledge has made its aUse of its appeal to in- sive ® ARROW DISTRIE e itself is nothing more aa erm mow - a code of ethies of honest STUDEBAKER TOU RIN WILLS ST E. CLAIRE STENTLY LOWEST OU WANT THEY trade. San IN MOTOR (¢ ., WILLS-ST. CLAIRE y 10-3. RS IN ST. tours N ITY BERT-GRAVES. INC 14 YEARS Ford touriig, 1924 @ 1 aed now $195. Jewett 6, newly | These are real bargains. ‘. Sie and overhauled: looks and Pore INT C CHE VROLET co ron ne hig od priced: was $415, - reat S00 4710 Delm now $29 Haynes, 1924: new tires, | FORD—-Starter ee one ons a oe esis runs Al; was $495, now never been abu ged. "gs ffene $206. Chevrolet; was $150. now W Get ieen — Pi ee chauffeur ai $50 Above touring cars are fe att a 4 afiij Lb! M be fore +] 3 ij ait f a w afiernoons ac ane glections priced low for quick gale | PORD—To, uringa. 1926. 1995, 1923; ere wee is St. Louis: all var | | vou di renin cheap: you wil! lose mo } don't Come t ce t | inaten bt 9 s€e them. 3301 Y¥ FPORD—Touring car, » 1925 “model: rey €d and thoroughiy re nditioned: | take your old car in for part payment: | Gay guarantee. Me ‘ndenhall, 2315 Open Sunday ‘and evenings. a y ted as represented; terms to suit. ) Always open. WILSON MOTOR CAR C * Paige and Jewett Dist ributors. 2921-27 Locust. YY} o°or new Paint: = lay gQuara 1320 S. Granada _Alwarys oT FORD— 1° fe touring: starier. denke ables. good runni ne condition. only BE Verd] a to mase at = $3 stog terms. a2! en Sunday. LAV E- ye LN SON ‘Mote RC QO a Natural Bridce at i nion. /PORD—Tourines. We have a nice aeles Of cars that will give you a wonderful ice. Priced from $50 up. r iy now Save money. We need room: ten rms, ) A CARONDELET MOT: R CO. o8B7 S. Grand 'b! Always ope sap ;ORTHWEIN ___3024_ Locust ‘ JEFFERSON nd Ford touring: mecha nicalily wperf } | G00d tires: § down. Open Sunday BIG SALE DOWN, alance $3 & $4 W eckly All Ready to Drive sie av evenings. Auburn Touring . een ee 65 FRANKLIN TOURING i eee nu | ®-B model: lacquer ow val of Erie } Maxwel! To: iets aoutegie 4 ( black trim nee: th : ESS § shows RO ) trimmings ~rouchiy overhaul Hudson Tourir = ¢ ‘UB, 8&0 righ? me hanics Lllv fe. w top: Oakland ~ ing eo. ee ee a= y ) | tires f'Varantee erms. Open pa ouring orev ee 65 . | and evenings. 4049 T,indel} ty i nD PRANKLIN MOTOR CAR CO, — a Week wa 0s « 195 GARDNE R——JO°3 tonring: AT con Free | Cadillac Tour! a des eo oe oe ea ( > lcerep fre, Flint A aa Tacha . Apperson Sport eS ae ae So ee a5 ( . lwavs open ; Packard Touring 1 ‘ heniea hua “ey tiret. = id Chal Mere T« ur., each res ( 1 SaaS & or. ne Buick Toy a ee ee a 70 te * . ime on _ le; bir as) Touring [ie hee oe oe 6 5 } ( : ane ente: Jordan Touring ee ree be SS weriand Touring .......... AS ( sematiedy rae 45 ( | upmobile Touri: ES ee 75 i Hudson Cadillac Touring .....__°.°° 450 Willys-Knight Touring ....._. 125 | peedster | Reo Touring .......... sc ae ie SS ee 123 7 ) Look at this one. It has been Moon T veer nae 3 Oy! 145 ) refinished in beige brown, with Studebaker Tour ring aaeeotase s ©10 mickeled radiator shel] and shutters, Dorris Touring ’ Ao 135 head lamps and all nickeled parts, °5 Ford Tourines. $35 and up Dew Tires, new top. new seat covers, . ae ware ; : niek and GQ . Pie This car is im ¢ xeaJlent mechanical Come Quick and Get the Pick eondition. Looks as good as new, and if you want.a real bargain, ake this one ai only $323. Upa tonight. Easy termes SOUT HIt\ EST NASH OO.. the iv Locus! Leading in Price and Quality 1035 N. GRAND 3 oo gal a ‘ ee ~ Bo Seg ag a ~ P—Touring, famous 4-rvlinder m Trucks For Sale ere is ene that has been used 7) Wor 7085 e595. little: will give real honest-to-goof DGE-GRAHAM—Truck. 1925; $525 $175 down. 4464 Easton... _ ic" service completely equipped only worth more: alwavs open. “IF BOTGHT FROM US It’s express bodies - S55 and up: terma. WILLYS-OVERLAND. INC 2135 Ohve. (c73) Grane and F ine. : Png Locust PORD—Truck wit h high “gide” ext re se ql ] «3024 LOCUST. LOR T HW E IN JEFFERSON 3 Hup touring: new Duco paint: ANd tiree e eed, PLULO down. Open ever fand Sund;: PoRDS —15 ‘late ton trucks: all purp leo 635-i0on trucks; trade, terms. ” McNair. ee JORDAN— ¢ ~Tourin 4 S- m aSSenger: , Roadater. truck bods Gy ine & run on! Tae > miles cannot a beautiful job at saving MaeCARTHY TARCHER. 439 N. Euclid , Jae and Sun Jordan ia Sport pein : oe ) } 318 W ne 77% ~ _— n. . ; G.. Shing LINCOLN PHAETON M. Owen Co. 5818 We 4- passenger Eport model, refinished ‘one Duco, renickeled S&S new tire’. ere hetometer Hoo-Live shock ® , the fi PRICE—-FORD DEALERS. _ 1320 8. Granda Alwayr open terms or trade: open ' arter inti! 8 30 Sundar LO. I, \MBERT-GR AVES $5 8 40235 } ndel} bl. 4 In ae Y JY LINCOLN PHAETON Bvarantred 30 dave: $235 Ne WAM BERT GRAV ES. Inc.. 4576 Manchester. ‘tTRand 6641. Open Sunday _ana evenings if ite ; euies ust. @pen Sunday and evenings } ' pe 2 ges ; iGRA igs ee 3600. see : excel lent Poca «Agno guaranteed. LINCOLN TOURING ne Tr ty at ne , ‘inde — Automobiles For Sale— ae —Miscelianeous | re ROLETS—Tourings. coupes, sedans: For a =o Ll. indell. rear. nN oniy BROOG m les ‘and oa ‘ s ike ‘new the nm wet is $* S @ saving of $1! SO0: carries tee oe or trade. Open eves uU 10.3. c . Sate re GRAVES. IN y nm i bi. # Inde l 9600. ARMON “$455. Cadillac, $195; Huége de ort |f Des Ww) chown. “ae . cca OP ourings, $1 f —S'_Parmains. | 3 3538 Lindell. rear it in these columns.“@@ AUTOMOBILES _ Auto Bodies AND —, Prices paid ‘for ol | ROOMS WITH BOARD— | CABANNE, 5029—Board for | | FeRPERsOS- a cag pir Pedaed Used Cars? * FORD "BODIE Sor, + a | CABANNE, 530 = LANTS | AND > TREES ng sets the record for price! capa in Al shape: long terms. CAR EXCHANGE. 2944 Locust. — Pedged Used Cars* o - suitable lor gent! emen. —Rvom > and board; ble for Fentle: nan- couple emp.oved ‘c8D) PAY 3 as you rlue on hir er-Lehman, 344] } ‘ho: ne) ike surroundin h 9. m and board for ‘jadies* emp! ave — Hod lan aes. car. house ket ng: _Soutt ern . “* —~—-- 2 MUSICAL ct tet s.passenger tou! aly §-O8 mode}, " ul buy for a iarge family Pp ™ “~~ . mechanical conm- & a ng * =. cont ber picdge guarantees a 5 For Sale U. $365 oa and board tor |" 0-5 1 neatiy furnished rooms, | _Tished for “light houpeinonns 24—2 furnished rooms light + (c4) Bit unieth | Music oo. standard makes, ENRIGHT. 52 1S Large s2uth rvuom, ___ Musical tn Instruction KENSINGTON, S101 — Large. beaut! fully | movenas—moven CYCLES complete lessons residence —: tarehememantemnateeresitiniasinse —" runnin eondition: _,3818—Apartment “ ‘Talking Machines a. Sale _ ! IR : DElmar 0145. PHONOGR APE Wor 35. 261 i. 3002—Priv ate ne me ; ne; gen- RC YC L E—_c oh f. 12 5, Lie -, 2000—Newiy decorated; as (c yg Washington. = Er DE PRAKER—Lic! :~ © tou ring, 1922: leaving CIty; m ust sacrifice: |} ore, FOrest_ 1347 es SRERASDOAT 4233—2 Tuning and Rep PIANO TUNING — a adults employ > references. third floor room, board o 5) _ BOATS A A ND LAUNCH ES _ ie ea conduit len: price. oo4: specia! 6. »- bassen ger: a Classy ‘car: lots of ne reconditioned ewly painted: small down | —— = - 04 Sge room fo! » | ie PHE RSON, "4206 id C - et ements " . te, Rape ay GRana 3900, TUNI LXG—Repair _O2O4—Singl e le and double rooms, _ BUILDING MATER nice _ neighbor hood, : "TO CHOC ISE FROM c diac wheels: priced to sell quick or ‘annals ed Coll 1) CA ISLAND. 1p: 256——F urnished or ca WATERMAN, 6041 —— Large @ front “room, ' beard: modern conveniences. for 2 cou- pies, or gentiemen, FOrest 5762W. (c1) 10 ol ive 5. __ CENTRAL 6200—sTA. i ia _Pilanos and Organs For ee AMPICO—Repr oducing pi parsees condition, on! + 42: 3 7—Reepec table, exceptions oeeee: $0.(c60) | PAGE. 432 5A—F ront 940 de ee 6785. Open Sundar and Evenings P — pai pa ow ase van 46 5 25 Nes Oy furnished st iene — Wid. 5 Men's ‘8. , ladies”. Liv ARE AU RE RT. "3948-8 ROOMS FOR RENT—West ' SARAH. 510 N.— 5} lnepl rooms, $4- con- = tinuous hot water. 1 free § SEMPLE, 1384—Neatly furnished ~ tleep- ing room; first floor; reasonable: con venient. Se (Ro: TAYLOR, 377 N. (third floor north)—Very desirable room Y cely f Pann gptny auit —— new ly “decorated: ee locatics con cession. (cH2 THERESA. 1646 S_—Near Reservoir Park at yy Pe peer ee 4 iarge roome eil 7607I J. te) VERNON. 539° Furnished a ng room. southern exposure: Water in reom. (c6) | VERNON. | 5249—T wo. larg _— pleasant | house keapir ng roome, eec ona. floor front: 2 | newly decorated. — _FOrest 5702S. (¢B2) | VERNON 5100 - Elegantly furnished he use keep) ng suite; connecting: modern (c3) | WAGONER PL, 1726--Room. with or _Without board; _Treasonable (cl) Ww ASHINGTON 402 Front room for l or 2: all convenience (c74) WASHINGTON. 3030, > | roum ior 1 employed. FOrest sear yf WELLS, 59R1—Second-fioor hou Scussbosetas | _froome: sink. range. porch: adults. — (e) WASHINGTON, 4960—Seeond fioor front; __twin beds; $4 each; _ Garage. ; ____. _ | WESTMINSTER. 42: 38—Large room; gen- and kitchen with | 8. ulemen; private family; reference. (c2} | WEST MINSTER. 4617—One or two: Privileges: muet be _¢ e mnploy ed. fe7G) WE STMINSTER. 4°45— Second floor front, attractive, homelike: also single; thease ng able f D>} Ow - "ery Adee and second floors: ' ——. 4113—Front ro room, with 1 or 2 people: $8. first floor ) | WESTMINST ER, 3909—Large | front room. adjoining sun parior, southern exposure: running water: twin beds: gentlemen. ) | WESTMINSTER, 4214 — Ho ousekeeping apartinent, $5.50: employed couple; (ey co) front |'HAMILTON, 1206 —_ Be nelttee rooms; screened-in porch, partment; newly decorated... ‘Call GAbany ber SAL E—C hildren’ e bun eon s . ary ¢ ra Hie "50 gallo cae or oi 3 com - ’ = > we my ’ en # absorbers et this cer aba ment tank. 3961 leaueriy. Lindel! OLIV 4 472RA—Front 4. QQ at at Hyland Park. ee 2 Haren: - ~ irnis! ee rooms 1113 §. Jefferson © RESORT—400 acres on Manchester rod ; ideal site for remort: a harxain for qu onnecting. | “hone AUDes, asters and tourings, | MANXWELL-CHRYSLER “eben Bedioed Used Gis” SPURT TOURING —@ , STUDEBAKERS! Su" e ore af ex WOON MOTOR C aR ‘ 0. a 8115 1 Lacust, JEfferson OOK: Moon Sport. Touring. $s 190 Here's a & indeay e:ecial: this 1 OLOF ! —~—).m. WEBER. 1817 Locust. — = picessories, Parts—For Sale S00. Ned +9 popular. -make care. Allen's SO “4395 > —Hotisekeeping.. " 4862 — Room — beara = hean. MWh COTTAGES for eale on Werame 36 18a—Taree furni shed room, Deicke. MOYLE. Realtor. sane separate entrance ence teens ow employed or 2 gents: vs MINSTER PL. 3942—Nicely | fur- —- 2-room apartroent, with kitchen- ; also twin bed rooms. APARTMENTS FOR RENT South JUNIATA, 3890—2 Diocks from park. 4| pesmmns all modern: fine condition. «a apartment for the money: open. real aes F. DICKMANN R. CO. 623 Chestnut. f (i ar — bed : | HENRY "HIEMENZ. R. co. ‘CEntral 1 flo 371 fal ' >? | TOWER G GROV E. , 2336 } —- Second ficor | HENRY HIEMENZ R. CO. CEntral 1371. ca CHATHAM APARTMENTS 2103 Maury. 3. 4 and | Rome: handsomely finished: walls in (ras tex: reservations now being made. Apply | JACOB RUBIN. 808 Chestnut. MAin 4594 ee Beautiful New Apartments $55 and $60, Northwest corner Lawrence and Te Tonty: large rooms: ?-mom efficiency: tile | baths, hardwood floors, kitchen cabinet, | Iiman outfit. refrigerator, gae range. heat. janitor service and light fur- nished: open for on be GLICK R. E. Co., ROD ‘Chestnut. (c5) West AMHERST PL... 1233— —§-room ~siiiskonan: | wit and janitor $70. END REALTY AND wore. co... __CAbany 2953. 6511 Delmar. _ APARTMENT—Desirabie 6 rooms, strictiv _moderr ; rene CAbany 8494. _—‘c@) BLAC KSTONE. S2-86-——-First floor. 4) ms; open: 33 5. ! EUGENE 3 . ALTHEIMER. WILLIAMS & CALMER. tk ‘C.. RIT Chestnut at. eee teeemenengeneyeceeemetabees —— eee CLEMENS. 6603—Four rooms, heat and janitor eer $65. WEST END REALTY AnD CONST. CO., CAbany 3852 A—Large housekeeping M | HAMILTON. 1023-27—4 rooms; new: con- | veniently arranged: hardwood floors and attractive plumbing and electric fixtures. tile bath floor: in-a-dor bed. stove, icebox. heat in winter, ice in sum- decorated: convenient to schoole. churches, ppnone. street cars and bus line; to MIS SURI REALTY &. Oe O., / Page. Dany IPR7T. fe) oe HEMAN. 716- -5-room cApany pereened | _ porch. Victor 3901J. after 3 p.m. (cr) KENSINGTON. 5242 A—7 beautiful rooms. heat, janitor: just ecross from Soldan (c82 KINGSBU RY. rooms and sun parlor: rent reasonable. GOTTLIEB. 622 Chest- | | SING ISBURY. 661 5— Second floor. 5 rooms in- in-a- dor bed. PaArkview 2890R. feR) WEST PINE. 3744 »pin AM $3.50. with peashaneeae ‘$4. ge. Lindeli | KING SBURY. 6755—5 rooms, heat, jan- : 1951W or service: rent reduced; open. (c) Ww EST PINK 4252—Lovely furnished | cinasien RY. 6837—6 rooms. — varior. ) | yoome Ro kitchen privileges; maid heat, Janitor, decorated. CAbany 8803. frerv ice. Were Esc es) ___ (ei , WEST PINE, 3847—Second floor room. ‘cast tee Gee tange onsen citchenette: running water: southern ex- fax 5129. ‘som § A F aa (eB?) ———— a = — ——_— — Al condition: GArfield 1262 — (e60) KINGSBU RY, 6837— Firat floor west: rooms. #un pervert and sleeping porch: Party wil! sho EU GENE J. ALTHEIMER WILLIAMS & ALMER.,. INC.. S17 7 Chestnut st. ——— — | KINGSBU RY BL... 5 5 RO— Avarin seat. rer. ond floor west: > rooms, sui par’. Ir, sleeping porch, bath: hard woo } ‘hoe? heat and janitor service. Poxsession June ] MERCANTILE TRUST co REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT. Central 3700. (¢89) ‘Sees | cecAND— 754—6 rooms sun parlor: mod- ern carnage: rent very reason able. BLANKE k. F. a 7il_ Chestnut. ii —_—_—— -- iL ELAND 616—Second loor nort) four i and sun room: hd (“Abany 717 j c5 LIMIT. 73 37 aan Second ee ) oor - de orated ta 78. _ Huland 0799. ; (cSQ ) LIMIT. 72 31- -Seeond or third floors: 4 reome - “oD mri i? ALTHEIMER WILLIAMS & MER. INC... 817 Chestnut st McPHTERSON. 50508 rooina and sun- _._-OOm: Sarage: open. lena es McPSERSOS. 4448 First floor weet; 4 me and sun parlor 75 *"» Al sFHEIME R. WIL LIAMS & CALMER. INC.. 817 Cheatnut at. MAPI E. @¢ia—descen” apartment: cail _CArany 05835. Vacant June 1. MAPLE. 5857-87—-New 4-room apart- | : ments: beautiful fixtures. hardwood LINDELL. 34 loors, Magnolia woodwork: conven! lent | Arrangement: clos@t room. in- a-dor hed. Quick Meal range. A ebox, heat furnished: decorated: $62.50 to $70: excellent. quiet | neighborhood: hich and eool: shaded: convenient to cars schools, churches, stores. Representative on a erenaizes. Co _ day: weekly rates, tub, sipaer | adteet ont REALTY & CONST. garage. (c8) I ont /'NORTH DRIVE. 6241-—Firet a rooms and kitchenette; 2 Murphy *.. BL U anos HOTEL eS ». 4040 ‘Olive. Special | summer rates, $7 up week! ¥y: ell conven- fences (c3) CALANNE HOTEL. $545 ~ Cabant mr > a Homelike atmosphere; daily and week: | rates: European or American. (eR) | ———— (DEAL HOTEL. 2800 Locuat —~Running | water. bathe Sl a _day $4 week up.(c8) NEWSTEAD HOTEL, 4398 Olive-—115 rooms, newly furn ‘ished: running water. tele phone heet transportation, {Cc 8) LINDELL PLAZA HOTEL | 4300 Lindel); cle or an asulte: pri- baths splendid location attractive | of “at ‘NORTHWESTERN HOTEL j N (Natura! Bridce and Fuclid.) NEW. FIREPROOF AND MODERN. 200 rooms. with bath 8 to $12 per | Look wus over. COlfax 7690. (cR) ALBANY HOTEL can or Furopean: attractive. Ameri homelike: all conveniences: complete ea aerrices. first-clase_ public dining roo ear line 48°73 Page. FOrest 3941 ; (c62) ee ee ree = pene CAbany 1987." (5) GArfield and hot ‘*o:* furnished. File bath: PERSHIGS 6186 —Derirabie a artment. 5) ruvmse, sun porch, opposite F. ' PPRSHI NG. 6385 — High-class apertmeat. ooms closets. sun parlor. ” ba? ha. ” _Appir first floor J _Porest 6713W (e776) ‘PAGE. + 41a W. — rooms, | PERSHING. 7002 -—~ Largest 4-room effi- ’ clency apartment in the city: very ex- Cluaive: no concessions: exce! lent by{léing | service: ye to car lines: erranged like a ome; $65 and up ! PELLIGREES 816 Pine. Garfie! 410940 | i< 4). Dateien itis —_ VERNON, §205— ~Second ~ fleor-_ “5 rooms, parlor: newly deenrated: adult«. ee eee eee = ee WASHINGTON. 428]—3 rooms, b--room efficiency: garage: concession. _ (c6) } WASHINGTON@ AND WE WaT AD Northeast corner: & rooms: efficiency. FoOrest 4004R. (cH?) WATEBMAN, 5518—Second. third floors: rooms. 2 sunrooms. Hlland 0235. c62) WATPRMAN. 5B: 5487 rooms and garage. first or second floor: will decorate. CAb- 2006 or _CAbany 176° J cA) RESORTS " ATERMAN. ~€157—St. Thom 6 reoma, For Rent ing. bathing. fishing and dancing. §. Morris. Havana, [1] (c69) with sereened porch A. G. oe eee located Hillcrest-Meramec, end WELLS. 5308—4 ‘rooms, "hh-o-der bed. 2 bathe, tute Apart. room on third floor: garage: rent reduc BLANKE R. F. (4), 7H1 Chestnut. | porch, heat and janitor service. _¢ FO 84°4™M awning, ete. ‘all rest , (eF2) furnished cottages: tourist park: boat- WELLS, 53084 rooms, m-a-cor bed, open porch, heat and janitor services, awn- | ing. etc. Call FOrest 84 24M. (e772) | rent or Yeaae new cottage near WESTGATE, 608—<4- room efficiency. Mur- | phv ‘ake and Caatiewood. Mo.: also wil! $57 PArkview 2270) contents completely furnished See WEMOLTE 663—6-room efficiency. new iv For Particulars write Mich ble. 1400 Sigsbee st.. Grand Rapids. “Mich ‘S} — | . . ‘ rn # “ 2 } real bargain. Box R-382. 1 — cs derorated, rent reasonable of) , 7 = tro — ‘ 2 wise yoann shensinan WE. sr PINE. 4202 —4 rooms and sunreom ly bho nes ——- rT Bd _— . ~ om ” bath« $100 newly decorated throug! er Phone Aton v4 wv: O71 heat jiagitor. etc.: open. Lindell a nh ‘7) WAR FOREST PARK 700 For Sale a2 bo. opera, < rae OL BBO: rent ne _ ae a “VJ Uakview p weet } . COTT Al Sale ir rent: etrictiy eet der on Oakland ay (oR) GOODFELLOW 72 Five- room wets apartment . AUDE E. VROOMAN., _ MAIn Oen 796 Arcade je Bide. fed) | oK Box R-309. Post-I ‘ispe tch (e2)! —V 600 Bank of Commerce HOUSES, FLATS, } gentlemen with ‘Saaee: : Neatly furnished room, sleeping and housekeeping hed dtd. , 2 rooms: “re : Ja Ps « agg fo = yy td Studebaker distributors we car- in. Cheap upkeep, Flurry. Oa most complete stock of Studebaker re oh ‘ap upkeep u Tah: Bs, eae in the city: big 6s, . te : eth Ndard @e and epecial 6s no + Att] .0M wHASsS N { Trand G aR never ual a Stude ot Nog and th ey ‘ XN j exce led. Our Weber piedge as- MOK XN 6-40 TOUR! 7OU protection: modela as late as for gentiemen or ladies 1 A ETC. T gate Je? Al anger tion winte Pe Prices from $875 to $1250: take Investment property {n St. Louls | LA F. AY ETTE. cr 36A—Sa uth pooen te Sasnity, with g Choice and name your terms; open 1 jad ladys apartmen| itchen T m | or suburbs is presented in the Post- | & x. @ Yor Rp R VACATION ROOM—aAnd sunroom. WHIL E kitchen privilewes ‘CAbany ‘R432, | “7 om na th for r 3: I wit! care for yeur children in my “— Lou [ANA ——. —— “ " ha Northwest APARTMENTS FOR RENT | _™ i ‘Dispatch real estate and want pages. | NEW EFFIC IENCY APARTMEN — Palm and Norwood, 2 blecks eget ROOME—U nfurniehed. | - 1515—Nice second-floor &. fan gh aa HiUmbolt 3790: also used : for how isekeeping leok them over : } vesting your savings or. dividends. Pierce Arrow Diet rh, itera 48 & 1 block eouth of Natural Rrdge: 3. 4 and 5 rooms: heat. faniter service bed and icebox: rent $40 y ca nge WEST EXD REALTY AND CONST. Co. ‘ A har "OA A511 Delmar South HEELS Wid.—Set for Ford. Bax entlemen or a pose oe _ free use me phone. . 1300-—Sing! * roem : 2 large connecting | good _0en | $8 FOrest 'OM33T fe om "3 < 4 ounaie: $6.25 week. (c2) rphyr EL GENE a, "ALTHETMER WILLIAMS & "ALMER. LAL. a7 ¢ heatnut et. "Oabany | GRAND AND SA TLIDxY ~3 bedrooms dining. living. Kitchen. Victor 0429. (c2) out: ' ou Call or agerens MAin O50 79A Arcade Bidg. (4) | premises. ew FCM) | HOUSAM REA 2 International Life enette. s. rd. ® a bath. elc.; raedy; open to- da WEaT END REALTY AND CON®T. co. me” Abhany 220. 6511 ‘el nar. For sublease. roome and —s. gondition, $210 monthly; conces BANISTER R. Ee. CO. MAin 0444. 5302 MAPLE Six rooms. bath: newly finished through. | open rh 5! particulars. ae or address UDE E. VROc __M Ain 0596 796 Arcade ‘Bide ie4) 4503 PARKVIEW PL Second floor. 4 rooms. hardwood floors. tile ane ateam NDERSON. aroe KE-BUERMANN. et. ae. ™ Cheetnut 40 WRA ne age oa ; WEST PINE SIx booms. TWO BATHS xeuisitely and newly finished through- ase: second flotr east: open. LAT] DE FEF. VROOMAN EFFICIENCY AP PARTMENT, Living room, breakfast room and kitch._ as rang bed. ice box. i-onin ee eee Cabanne District Apartment f -om wel] Apartment 52368 Cabarne- acc md floor east 5 heautiful roome: ao Craster: new and modern. Avppir CASTLEMAN S608 Comer Grand vy »#Rartment Et: 4 rooms, dressing room | "ACB RUBIN. 808 Chestnut. MAin 45 4594 rte APARTMENTS FOR RENT vend Ww ATE RM AN" “AP shee MENT | Most Exclusive and Reasonable ea (66738 Washington, - 5 room semal! | OR pee » | Kinesbaae C ourt CT ARA. OF POSITE URY Bi SORT om Orde oe “4432 W “ASHING’ more ~ OE ms 7 ete sa ae Building / | 31 N. WHITTIER (CORNER LINDELL room. breakfast room, pikemenetae, ane nineteenth 2 ode ole ee ee ee a ae see . far nished $70 to $00. DOUGHERTY R. E. CO., 803 Chestaut. 9 CLE MENS niehed 855 to $75: a Sr repngetatns ape hota “Dagon. . ~ axxenien 9 ; “ ee ee 18 Ire ter 1340 IL INDELL Bilk.. rot ate Septet bgh anon g hci: On AAD otha etinty nile 3. pwn ON cas Pen Atay ghee ebay tnt Meas. CAR Mire ote hes tetigen Sadly anges lg. salinities EDWARD L. ane ae ee ao * « — -_ bs LLL LION i Ne ANN Ra atte ’ ion ‘ 2 bis APARTMENTS FOR RENT —FURNISHED aie cea eee 2A Ber Fetigy i ne p8g0 ne eS a ee wae 730 Furnished 3 $-room eft ficien toy Mo chal. 5504 NATURAL B Reduced Summer Rates Steam Ileated room efficiency: outside | icing; closets: every convenience; bean- a SARS RA oh for eaten. £ iia ‘es a '* [2 . = = 4 « f _ 3806—7- roo efficiency: RU SSE L x 3205—C he nce 8d floor 6 rooms; close to park. bus and car. "Wide—-haccaeal ~ 3 4 SHENANDOAH. hardwood fluors, THIRTY-NINTH a orner)——Reaut ful inalu nd! ne a sun room. — Secon a floor west, 4 BUCKINGHAM CT. "1e : ¢ eS a cokenad 4315 — ‘Beautiful fur tise pu manager. 1131—5-room — efficiency. _ 901 ithern exposure. | KENSINGTON. ‘AOk4— 3 volta beat. Eas. DP Arkview we urnished ‘compinie: stviishiv furnished large and roomy : PH kK RSON, 4953 -— tre mediate Possession. ea Me ILd. 553—University City; | .tifal furnished 4-reonf reom ; a. cool; $88. orest Park. Surv E, 8) a Rata Pes, as 30—Biranecome Hotel: | furnished third. mi foaned complete; GEO. J. WANSTRATH, WATERMAN. 512%—Se WESTMINSTER, 41% 5 8-casie ef arnished | wrenty RATES, $20—5044 ower) letely furnished 4-roem efficlencr . silver, linen, ete. CAbany fur mhed 4-6 reom -« {Tie leper G APART M ENTS . tile hathroom wit ‘must be ecen to Complete for he with or without 4 my ellver. ——| luxuriously furn 2f CURRY GILES R. CO.. BROWNING APARTMENTS 5536 PERSHING. with 2 beds. consisting of tring eunr: om. _ bedroom, comple tely furniahed for crney unfurnished, one 4-room_ efficiency apartment Bet t and eal CAMBRIDGE APA re | fidieney apartments and ~# bathe and Mur <a ctafias hotel ‘service tages of? an exclusive 4905 LINDELL Se Seeent Forest 3 bathe: ex- ) on eee Ot |322 Internationa’ TY ©o., © Bids. GArtiela ¢?70 (eds

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POST- DISP ATE T §8°97,428 ROOM AND BOARD Ads last year—24,931 MORE than the THREE other er St. Louis newspapers COMBINED. : ee iy canta APARTMENTS FOR RENT cia —URNISHED NEW APAKTMENTS. & 2 > y % b : - a : i ; ; . " a7 - :% . § ~ 2 - % re ce J _ 3 te > j ¥ > ; 7 + ; - ? ‘ te e - * : : =. ‘$ Pa | ‘ - . > . g : | d Hi } . r 5 t rac ApAHEMENTS ise one 4 rap thes eftic ra AY OUSAM REALTY ee $12 International Life } FLATS FOR RENT | E1Cc HE LBERGER Nenee ct STN rt, cv Ne 4 roon 119 Raat tone! AS pal sap tale alban 8 ty Re A Sen ti MORRIS ca HW R. £10 a beri ope WOLF. POLLAC Ke 101, 'N. ee 6 ROOMS, WATH. ELECTRIC. | TWENTY. SECOND. L551 4-—-.) Toons And AEN NR AIEEE CREED LEE AE IN RN WE ty NTN a Dat ASC SM DODIER, MITA orner a bea uti- ful . oe floors, electri A . G. BLAS AF *R. ¥. 0., a3 Chesinat. LAST PRAIRIE, ote es _— A aa a ek ah ps ~ dor a : res her ai - a = ie ek ee ae es AROS CE ON MONEE. Sea eae reasonable. Hliland MORRIS. AACH “k ‘CO.. "926 (CHESTNUT. AND — BE RT—W ondertul » $50 ‘and $33. MAT it KINGSHIGHWAY. a OSL LL OSE LSA PAE E ES g E sate s 3 re DP Se ay coo sesamemymartinr anenestogmnree ’ PEL Ua ‘ wre = ees etettiiies Mine IEE Nr Fas ae evn PS econ te PAE by gett: %. eee a ~ la ER ey sig Fry own rewire + eran SOS Cae ee pigsinyuger pale 1 ea Oo) pies + rs. Axes Ps ae F - A xs9y Ge PRANK un ca sy $% Ww OLF- TOL pac x. teen oe te TR Se We ST END atte aL TY BRA Staton oy SoS See ee ee iecas * ae pee eee SORTH RE 6108 3 roon i ere decorated: Scat “MARKET. 5911 A—Beaatifu! ‘ERT good tenant: Side 5 room recned porches, garage. a E> s ia 4 3: S992 s—New. modern $45. West t END ghEALTY zt PALIN. 75: 31 Bre . dite 31—S-room G. 4921.4 - m4 rooms. ghee — nae ee a NEW FLATS FO ‘ Toom efficiencies: ‘tile bath. famiace hea? Phone Lacieas 4084 AND vu RGINIA— -8 ge and janitor service: mat a T7064 Grand, finest. Call IT 08 "Ra: oo 1 19A—1 block east “-RINGSATGRW, AY modern a ae " pemt redticed. KINGSHIGHW AN DS ile 3-room flatdn the BLAINE. 39214-—3_ hat! electric: porches: $32 30. oe A tt te eth og: perch, bath. harntwood floors: BROADWAY. 3 3662B 3.—3 steed * new 5-room theron r casTL EM AN 3057 wins — sph iy as te at beat hi I RMS Od ys ieitg. Fake S.—4 reqma, ‘steam “heat. Ww Ei aah ices AND CONST CAbens 6351 PRS. | FLATS FOR RE NT—South be appreciated: built Dy ttcuiac {a 1435 of aduits, Na t,* Twe'th : E cS) o(Mik—_-> rooms. bath. ciec ’ "? €23 ‘rated: painted, rent B (eH) -a.4 rooms, triple b aj 4 if. We | phe i, rire! ii“ I $ Poonis pl ' ~ o~ert eq t® mc! hail gS: & ai 4:30! aoe § ne. bath ‘¢ aed ? &sFf SE i Ot «tif be a aN DL ~ Oe eer nut > b m mod } i ~ 7, atrx HERBMAS s 2m R E { O.. «t, GArfield S604 ae ee “w ~ypoocrrn 4 rooms sk. Meder acke, 4430 Ar- { ef"? AND BROAD W AY— $455. Rive rside ee c62) ~ —$] .5 or S1; ¢ Fens ' iC rooms S13 Si, A. 010 Chestnut. (co! t iar roonm, electri ‘ a... 326 (HESTNL T. ms; gas and electric ic 8D p. ta s and bith uel ior 4 rooms de and ga eT a S40 cD) roomis and sleeping furn ished ic ~ —+4 rooms. » effictency: Garage " 4 rooris, eecond fioor teland schools garage ic76) i 390) i weeatt —— Tower fiat: 4 rvems, garace rooms, bath, gas. today. HEATH GArtielAa BIRS on Te ba elec trie ry MORRIS aac 1" R. co R26 « HESTSCT. 41148 4—New: 4 rooms, tile eres floors. furnace; newly $47.50. R. F. CO.. 711 Chestnut. light rooms, bath, tol- LAFAY ETTE 414° 2A—4 rooms, sleeping newly decorated. $4 3041—-M ern. 4 beaut f! finished, second floor: €50 SO3 Market (cR9) : 211—3 roor . Kite shenette vob Ri . ia RPOR] i, 8 rooms, modern; 2 bed- S429W. (c68) 5 reoms, gUY Darl ; gaTage (od poo Es ¥ pretty 4 rooms week * “jer - er ~ wee ‘a’ 45 £ 101 3 Rth. G@Ar. BAK. 4 ck from Areena > 8 rec Sana sun parc “ 7s; . tiie bath, furna» rooms: modern; new- ime ga ake: $50. Toe tA—New -room fis ei ren ¢? fon are GRand O345R. ic7) large rooms, $2 ——-> oom ~@ } 3 e ‘ + re ; s4 511 Delmar. Gttand Sait O15—New 4 rooms, modern. :iverside 1161. cB) New 3-room flat: mod porch; garage; reas pable (5 i—l .egant } .. - « Ts, gl#a at QO. rooms, Modern, new = are » be (es) Piet rv « is $1 MORRIS AAC H R. c Oo. £26 c HESTNU T. ~4 rooms, electric, gas. LAciele 48°3 ] arge reoms: newiv deco HUmboit 4642W iegant a he » riiis i; provements = 44} 86 rooms bath Dapered aged painted 23—o rooms. bath. f jecorate »Rand €330% * '9——"! rooms and kite d and painted: rent $2° : an 4545 —-New, modern 4 Murphy wl. garage. Shaw (FRand 5733 48273—Second east: livine » Kitchenette hreak- bedrooms, $60. LAciede ” ‘ ov — ‘erner: 4 rooms: 2 eyo elcetric: special! open. , ‘101 S. Sth. GAr. 338°. i oe + ‘Bad rooms: electric: $20 ; ‘cS a’ catage. heat i on ly $45 3A S gee Pa —3 rooms. gas RCESHVEF ER R Chestnut. ‘eS 4240-6 owns: 2 garages ~4 rooms. bath $35 3a22A—6 rooms: :nod2rn _Gecorated: garage. te) ow mg :: CALIFORNIA 3 nent-fiat: at lowest re New 4 rooms with your choice of first or reduced to S43. Agent - 6 Beautiful Flats et —Firet an& secord sieep.nx porch mETS- modern conventenc ready to take arr A EMM E2oM ANN a Rn. BE. CO end Chestnut ste BRAND. NEW FLATS, $52.50 4112 CLEVELAND AV. 4143 SHENANDOAH AV. tion YT have a 4-fami'r letior each "a ? con itv ing oom. dining “A -henet'e reakfast oo a hie: Bhs "a ~ \. - a’ las “ fer wmepection TEIN. 819 9 : a west 24—New 3 rooms. stric: Li oust 901 OM. ie3 large rooms, decora'@d ; large Dorch, carage DEY ONSHIRE. 4933 Second east. living | room. kitchenette. break- reoms: $60. LaAciede oA Sted AP PN (e62) OS 534 Ss.—3 large screened porch. brick S629 &—d-coon: | effi- rage. Kiverside 2560) cl OO} Soon > rooms. $45. Riv- (c82) "19-3 rooms. Modern ‘NEW WEST MOORE Fi FLAT ane Ralph terrace. 5 rooms and sun- —Seeond fleer. 5 roo me. decorated. Parnics BARTMER. E0e0—} rooms newt ¢ devo- SRIRT . s* ve —§ moms rew! - deco- Arkview 207 TR. ie?) reeme, bath ‘electric. reome hath. electric R. CO., @26 Chestnat. —_— 54554 ~. 2 moms, Path decnrate _& _ co _ 1 Chestnut 45 a——8 ieht “airy ‘area yard carage | 6$85 ~ > - >, A rooms. new fat Hiland eo7 iw. pony icOl FLA Ts FOR: _RENT—West — an : . . a 4 es ashes Cail down 133 ! } SUBURBAN PROP. FOR RENT PER MONTH, 10 THE RIGHT PARTS. ATP ST. M é 82 FOOT iet ang fieetrie MARTIN OLIAN, ~~ - Suburban Property—Furnished (} 4] ‘ Whe wre S-roum ful BLANK. floors. etc.; P eet \ . re Gl \ HOUSES, FLATS, E7C. FOR RENT, FOR COLORED Sart HAMPTON BRKT YETTA SUBURE'N PROP’ Y FOR SALE MORRIS AACH R. CO. H4t4—re Ridge: tis “ On a Por. r ay kh wn: heat furnished: $50 v o1 T. PUL L Ac RK, : MPOUGHERTY RK. E. CO. 803 Chestont. oe TED BUSINESS P'RP'SES illinge Station, rT * new 'y +, MORRIS AACH R. STABLES—RENT MORRIS: AACH rR nq A TO LET—SUSINESS P’ RP'SES REAL ESTATE—EXCHANGE tt . 5S1S—2 cozy rooms: todar. WOLF-POLLACK, Kenwood Springs FLATS FOR RENT—Fu rnished ‘ ~~ 1F ATH 818 CHESTNUT. THAMPTON DOUB FLATS AND ila. a REAL €S'TE— WTD. TO BUY _ HERE 1S A ca ae ob Furnished — and Aots. Wtd Fr RNI ria a .T DWELLINGS FOR RENT CITY REAL EST’ ROOM COTTAGE. $1 oe ne ¥, 4200 NORTH ON BROAD. Scr PFCORATED: ELECTR ARFIFL DPD oe TR. ed Vv a ant D iow $47 5 “hath and JOHN J. “DOWLIN' _ AVONDALE R ARS BARG AIN RENT REDUCED TO ste At THRIMI 2K Witt seiliens 709 Chestnut. tile bath. ange vard: ga- r 3 '~ & Jefferson. ilders and Speculators RFSIDEX¢ cE—11. room _Mediat * __ possession. FURN. HOUSES FOR RENT - Gr ay vois-W eber | Sensei ates: | NEW ‘COTTAGE SACRIFICE ie FURN. HOUSES FOR RENT TO LET—BUSINESS P’RP’SES CITY REAL EST’TE FOR SALE SUBURB’N PROP’Y FOR SALE) “BUNGALO : | ss University City —BUNGALOW LOTS— On Stanford, close to Midland: we have | several WO fo. hungalow lots at a bar gain t*all CEntPa 13? for list i WM. J .AVRBOTT REALTY Co... BOG Chestnat Rooms—Double Brick Garage ‘| Sunroom, Breakfast Nook ONT $12,950. Tile bath, iro®y tile walls. hot-water | heat hardwood ap and down: decorsted. You can look reur eree out. but rou won: hind anether home within $270) with a lowati 2 like — a a’ the price. (pen | aterty 17314 R. A. THOMPSON RK. CO... PArkview oe. Vinita anti BL Ti tag AN, 3210—A KEAL ROME FOR co % g = “ Zi ~ a or me ai ~ 4 ae an f* a; s 4 M R ERM: DON’ FAIL TO INVESTIGATE 1 IMMEDIATELY BOX R-370. POST-DISPATCH. 6-Room Brick Bungalow 1LL ON ONE FLOOR—2 BEDROOMS Lot o0*%165: beautiful maple trees. tile eo} ' hs ee “sre a a hot. dar q fiat oj j & fpeliy own ‘ 4 ar 2s 0tit >.% brook home Pienty iz on heal ful al fake (Tr » “UT ar to Jefferson a or drive aut Spring to 824% Jefferson. Open. Hardwood | floors. tile bath: never occupied; decorated. Lot 50x18 ~ Ye like it |B. A. THOMPSON R. CO. PArkview ©1441. = (o>?) Webster Siow i hie : siiaah EUCLID, ~25 Weosier) 7-Teom brick r eniener perfect eordition . lest 1 (ot rx ; ] a, ae}! ore? terms r trade. Darti tal irs VA? m5Qe Rith; ri] Webster: —)-room ge "amy «rT > ’ t be ° ® « rrae@ie¢ - . “2 { as 87 5M) Phone PArkview 400% (e735 “ ; —T} Pil rors s -° ge por h ‘at ‘fen Urner , | . 4 at a Sargain De: M. ‘¢,°ace owner. W E»eter 1735 ‘#599 | TR EMBL. EY-WILSON R. = I co. | Srnie for map of Webster and our «a! pr perty. oo Tin ic) WEST LOCKWOO! 44U—S bedroous 7 hathe w > -beter 1649. °. Wi R ITE | for map of Webster and our sales hom rice $1) Sth ts $50 oon WE ae -T ER GROV: ES TRUST co... Arent (cf) ~~ OFFERED AT BARGAIN” Brand-new bungalow. containing 5 large ,}Tooms and tile bath with built-in tub. hardwood floors brick mantel. French doors. large closetea, modem electric and | plumbing fixtures copper screens; all, wHpleteiy decorated situated on corner let nN goed leeation in South Webster ; Prin m + ST ve m~ netder termes W ebster Bargain #20 Bradford: perfect condition: 9@ rooms. 2 baths, larce livine roem, epen ‘ireplace. large perch: @5x175: just off Be Bend, near Lockwood transportation, tl churehes and s«echoels: semething spe- ial. POreet SIWAT-S bes. Menartre BAKFWRe 55 D-imar. _ fed) ) ROOMS PXNCFLLENT LocatTio VERY ATTRAC TIVE RESIDENCE As @ fa Tt hardw wre wore theou 7h .- ® hat cxurag asemen? cared , Hi wen a hos 0 9 t to rans owner FP’ fee s trom our of ‘ set er quick) fsis is en ex « ve a residence and ? TREMBI. FY. wi. sox R. FE. "AND —_. & 30 W EF Retar Wellston SSIL“ ORE iz, 8 a Tile bath harri- wood floors Ot-water hea’. price re- — - et be sold Tr'er on Ro Wis A Lov S—-3-mom frame cotraz oA4 ny Box M-315. Poet-Itienatec’ NtFAITsYW > mMoome jern: very rea . ; %4ie¢ Wanita) ng t 4 $517 (jreer w : SA LSOW > rooms °« wher will Gu =~? Pp Ss" 400 - tw . An ‘ fs Le *_~” — Oa LAN Lad erm™ms - (-- TIM s'-Dispe El. ARD. 3731 New 5 roome. bath. fur- . ® 859°") wour cash parment and p20. N. COOPER, SOS Chestnut at tof) r 1" 4 * +, »? Na , 4 Pridare ar : ‘ df —+ rooms. bath: onlv S3950 Pett Ss 5/ wth. $25 a monn. >! q ‘ wr ER aS stnut «= oR) SREER, 4570 Pretty. modern buncelow of . — ' hat furnaesr " fing ov ’ ; - Paze = q RT-RNS WA ts - ; 4 Ke r 954.N > room ga SS COlfax 41% ~ al uN, {96.4 reve ery © ~ ening pore . ‘ - ‘ alt " i 4TT at’? tr . : . 7 LOTUS. S328 -Former.y Garfield: attrac tire: modern bungalow; 3 oms. tile » f 4 i su i rh i eT if ey a : :} ? - €arage RIStt-RITRWS OTA n 4527 ie4 HODOrAMONT » 2 30} 8 ams hoder miucce Dungalow. near bus, $4250. $250 cas “alance $206 moenth: and 6 o> cent one =e? (> or VW a De ak “> 1 . as a > “ey oe > — o new ‘eg iforn a uunga crs > rooms, beth. furnace. e'e - » Sh&90 cach mance «nar BR 2 | , | fn? : a rea! ‘ i sre .8 a. RANK I. DITTMEIER R. F. CO -' . > ¢ ‘< at nN Lao FRANK a- Dili MEIER RK. ; = CO. Orne! “Ohciek Sale _Wantea™ | Agents TA‘ RAMEN tO 4841 Bea tifa 21. new ¥ * room Orrick cottage: tile bath. furnace heat: good neighborhood: pmee $3450: ' — ‘ - - “7 erryie open ~ RANK L. DITTMEITER R E. €O.. - a t bes rad + 3 w wr ts Avrrite OK ‘PD city TRUST. 0.. gene. LY bemee rs rxwTis al vd ei" rod REAUTIFU NORTHWEST BI NU ALow, eR Ny etl : ma ty n Saeed er Dean! Fa ttn ret x14? ‘or eard of admission cali For est 4319 VOSS REALTY CO (eS) bb BATH. mh Namen , $300 CASH Aned Sh th ~ Arnold p! N hoe ook 2 brick Golleae: ee elect ac kiures. shades, newly papered and paint cy : 3919 SAE RM. AN PL uc — : a as. $200 cash. $29 " -BOSSO. 417 Wainwright Bide Riverside O8A1W. MAin 2427. (5) 1720 * : d ePIreEND! BRICK BINGALOW se f ASH B uy AN® e EAST TERMS E or rs GRAN MORRIS AACH R. CO. 828 Chectnas.:*) | “nae Partens LOW PRICF—\LVERY EASY TERMS Look at 3701 (jomw et fell. av » Se oe must seil: iot 32.46z125 wall oiilt <-sto o-root brirk; tile bath: steam heat: hard pT wood floors, garage: owner there. See this JOHN 8. BLAKE & BRO. 815 Chestnut ie4 ’ } easel a 4. COPTAGE 4. room: | 35650 LoTts. “AY —£500 pown Beautiful 5-room frame. aew furnace. hath. elert ve Garage: just overhauled »alanee rent teday sure ou y $450" aad yy me ~ ol as Cartield s0uN Wolf-Pollack. 101 N._ &th. GaArfield 2383 4 om | MODERN FLAT 31530 CAs | JOHN 39565 M Ree pret’, 3 roeme:- furnace x" ew tazen in ‘trade a v th! ee ‘oda re. . OLF-POLLACK. 101 N. &th. GArtield site. S803 Helen av - my new ee at « har 4 a ee ‘FLA COTTAGE—4- room ; furnace neat with — 7 re ‘GET A BARGAIN | MIGATING THIS | ¢. WM. “RODLEK & cs ret ee Bs oop. ; uand to Little Flower | Rengel. Weber. S127 % ¢ lately and every day usti! Sunday. See will soon - Iiving in one of | f Loul y goutD —— rd.. 2 blocks wes U it wn “s2ie,. neu Weber, $123 ved, stent west of Belie- f vee. Ate — SNAG aP’TM Tata ow tae HRC bi NGALOV F Shis: eivewing porch, bee pir kaPEs BE cot AX cP f fate: easy termes. y Realter, 700 PANDY, NEW BIS IAL ir Alfred ‘2 mor west 4 rooms. tn excellent condition; 614-16—5- a R.. 3, Feome, brid teva easy terms. Fer New Cottage Sacrificed BY S516 BAMBERKGER AV. bungaiow. os water newt, hardweed floors, ule t cant be duplicated at the price. “ woe at ANY BL Bi NGALOw et itimat ER R..B. CO EB. CO.. ws TISIANA AY. 5 . Just south of Clevelas H ser 7, 5 FRANK SEBASTIAN, 500-26—New. 4 rooms and 5 bath. hearth and = electric and plum : . . eopper screens, tiful neighborhood : Gravows zo. a 7 w 6! rooms, tile. "bath. a BURNS. MAin 4527. 5 and 6. tile bath, therstrips, acrsened- MU ST BES TO CLOSE EST BAR: I< a tile bathe, garages, st i) a for equity. "Shas Hebert. “ATHLONE AY. FLAT. 3 and 6 flate 2 OFalica | gartee.; 3621 8. GRAND. | ) (EVER & BRO FOrest 9541. THREE, tn EW BU : ear old: - tc Quick saie; we _ MAin 4359. (c89) ee . ai * M Cunistiay BRINEOE 21 Teoma, reception fF RESCENT _ 6149 —Briek vou piss Rita; | one Seu Weber. sS* ~ “% =O ne oe _ Sale y —A.% 5 ie. oa MOVE IN ae block west of est and 6 room es Boore built-in bath bea MIT} = oT2 5651— if ftr 5 furnace. electric: «a make nage Weta 312 ~~. ee ee floors. etic, 1511 SEMPLE wril-built fas of 4 and 6 neat. “5°11 —a ~ BEAL ‘TIFUL a y# ss) bd ae Re New Double Flats t 7 . a $98 Fartia ar: i. boilt-in bdathtabs. endcay. *- KE-BT ERMANN. 808 APART) ARTMENT FLATS IN Wemorat and Aldine pi. eT” part "NGALOW—New: 4 nome MCATSLAND. 105 Bunee 5 $10 ream house. furnace, Shand $218, — | Geyer. prety 4-4. bath, gas elec | andvah: nice 4-6; bath. tur bette oming . es “sb Gale'cete keas an 2 9 eee today and make of ber, 3177 §. Geaed LAciede 0544 & ND DPILION Mortheast cor = owner ankioews we os Ww NENZL ik reom@. tile hath. garage: will eet] bungalow. m *asy ‘eTms to mespoensible partr: owner cn eh pormises or call COtfax 60S8W , CHAUNCEY P. 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Flay . 7 - . 4 mI P tat ¥ an J — a. tes we ete = Lag PAK z ~ Sere ST re a Hc Mir, Se prea a ‘ P = % ‘ .. 4 ' — bat Pate ipa Pt gy i nant ven NBA oS £4 ae ’ , ; ea robe teins Shoat oe , ames a. of f+. a ~ ot A Fred oe PE ener gid dutin te righ ten, Die, " * a ar Pe 2 4S a Fs SF ke - Sey PAK Le Oe % ate Sees . ° “ Sinteianiiiete PAGE 40_ THURSDAY EVENING, ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCE MAY _ 1926 ST.LOUIS POS7-DISPATCH | Joe Jinks -- Dumb Dora -- Radio - -- Cross Word | Puzzle - -- Questions Answered -- Vital Statistics Post - Dispatch Radio || JOE JINKS —By VIC Broadcasting Station KS D 545.1 Meters light weekdavr bro: ing at &:-40. 9-40. 10°40. 11:40 12:40,. 1:40. °"-40 and 3°49 p. mn Market quotations and news bulletins of nterest to the | o + by Market Depart: nen’ of f.. SET THE STICKS OF principal Exchane aes — a : 0 ec. fh Daily—10: 00 A. M. LIGHTED THe PX Domestic ne ; icted Fuse AND GoT \es “ese Home Serv dpe Ei eens | UNDER QWER “THE Daily—S: 30 P. M. JUST IN Major League ba NiCK OF TIME hia Thursday—7: 00 P. M. Te GET A \; a rect |] SNAPSHOT OF from New i | THE BLAST Pregram >i- (Coc? Fr 3 Turric Theater Mus by Alliste | Wrylie's orchestra sie : : By the Associated NEW YORK, 19 hours of hard with bits of te | usual to Alice = ee York's Socia] Regtsim eae |'Harriman, dav ar — * eee Sw | week, ' ver Harriman. tends to become mr Out at Param | Studio she is one fais ers to arrive each sume of the last to leave he work has been finished * David Wark Grittith, a i p | [given her small parts, § = - } 'and she hes received fl ing from him as ~@ — “I want to become ann KFUO—545.1 Meters ee TiIDUMB DORA tire story: Rev. Herman H. Hoh ' dren's Half Hour. Rible «torr: Bed | stein. | KFWF—214.2 Meters V\IGOSH, HERE COMES | [poRA I BOUGHT THAT COURT SO TTIMAGINE THOSE BiG | | THURSDAY. 10:45 A. M.—Su DORAS GANG OVER TO YOUD FORGET DANCING AND PAY | sky YAPS COMING | | ine Hour prom y \ = ', — Are ace of | ee SQME TENNIS - ALL YOUVE f-7}] TOATEASS | farmjliar hymns. Mrs. Charles rick Reimers 7:45 -. Vi —T)ix re Healing cery AETERNOON FOR ME _| | BEEN USING IT FOR !1S_ 7 Too Ih PATTIES TM NAT THEY NEED | S some GooP | WEALTHY EXERCISE! a ss — toe 9:00 P. M.— Request KFQA—280 Meters THAURSDAY. 8:00 P. M.—Specia! Principia precram KMOX—280.2 Meters |}. THURSDAY. 8:40 A. M.- po be ** “35 A. M.— Recines be “Gaston Ti:1 , K™MOX Orchestra 4) Alice Maslin, piano: progTam. : Market 5:30 P. M.—-Final baseball scores. WIL—273 M eters THURSDAY. 4:00 P. puSen Johnenn and is orchestra : . Herhert R. rerr an hie Cornnade Hote! Orchestr Ted Baehr. baritone: Miss Myrtle M ers, soprano Vaudeville features Henrr Klotz. tenor WSBF—273 Meters actress,” Miss Laidley ize I can’t play se —By YOUNG if uM RAVING TAEM VE THE LIV Jomintes DUCNTICE ap ne tray thir ta s4 Ao . 2: Gee BUILDER P I've had sufficient “ That is why I am here am Society? Why, J have cre, up, but I have a good time everyone asks what my” thinks of this. He likes # is working, too—on a Me newspaper.” i ING \ i THE Fe GREATEST #® BODY §"% | gad Bremen pwAY er \ Barrier a Hearts” STAR CAST is. To erma Shearer in ome ae evil” s Cireus™ Comedy and Western Deuble Pregram “Janice = “The Traffie Cop SENATE UATE (rut see “arr THE REATTI- SLL NEW SENATE 15 Cents Double Proeree” “The Prince and “Love's Bargain” \ f ‘ \ « aad Juniata / { sleri Swanson “THE, UNT! MED “Chi of the Flying ee ond “Ermine and Rhincstoass” PRISCILLA DEAN in “The Dancer Girt” and Serial > - —— Double Preasram ‘Beverly —— “The Great Leve™ (eoling System Rex —y i Barrier” and CUIC YOON G—a, | s FATHE! JOHN, aunensgeeeeneneeen TAU RSD AY. NOON-—-Vin James, pianist: ““The (n-ecs Rian Fag wi!’ Alice McDona Zula Snrder Se a a Ralph Perry Qi “ 1“ —_ — en — aE REReREn nen TT —_ ST ——— — _ ee 3:00 PF. M mes. S a O Lang Tin, emerr ard pianst Pau! Schrne- der, pianist: Claire Goettke. soprane - Yn . ?P... o > i ana . Oiuve Coxevy Tremarn: reader. WEW—248 Meters ‘| ANSWERS TO QUERIES | CROSS WORD PUZZLE THURSDAY. 7:15 P. M.—Musica The Post-Dispatch reserves the right to reject any query. vy. funded. — a SS WANTS INGERSOLL RELIC REMOVED FROM LEE MANSION (all« De- pesiting Agnostic’~ Speech Mi-sis coos . - mn ~ _ rr ; - } hy r) ~ ~ e = } - P| os + x — = > , = ~, ~ ~ — + ~ ee. ee " 4 ce; ~~ of e >. Health Party at Church ° s e-* | r 7 # ‘ . . r _ —} 0 ‘ “al ob! : mate al rs « ; ' +3 , . a SENOS «$1 | on tne prtaivicion aeestion os the |e o%" wa 3 r 15 16 7 ‘ . P ,ate “ ¢ Water , tf t , Births Recorded J.J. K=Write to the Art Mu-| prove harmful to the water Ne seum in Forest Park regarding | Neither « ap se “dtatille is i9 20 2\ the picture of the Ma na wh 1; water sad gr re ' Burial Permits: ae eo Revell of much teak enteral * H M. C.—Inquire of the lum-/ the bot: f the tank add some 22 23 24 ae 1 : . : ‘ : _ - , - ge eTs re ~ i ao A. ist -* & - 2 20 st MARRIAGE LICENSES. °e3 ? e - ~ me eS ag LEGAL INFORMATION Elmer ‘Thomas — "O37 Wick i R LA IO! Etta Pea sor J : Miar ; -—nadlag abe +” (By a Member wf the Se. Louis Bar Association.) 54 55 7 Ti oe] a. . : 4 nn ‘ ’ , . ~ . - - Marge Dougher G9 } ~~ \ = bes -TRER — Rhee rr trex -e og . ' — q ' ~ 4 ¢ - ~ Christy Rose. 7051 :, & . 3 ee Marie A. Becke {646A Cortare tm «22a ay Bi ; ac Ba . seal Chartes W. Mueller aid teats SECR rt 1 obtain a li- | ive you fuil information regard- HORIZONTAL. VERTICAL. Charictte F. Redmond LTISA lewa ense Missou ‘ Set mmar- = = ant dhe assessment : & ' Arthur P. Schne! "O08 “era ame ? ven 4 rca a a ~- = é : > are tY =f a?" | 4 Sa Ps } an = : i » one - P e - | amd S. Brown. J830 Foare : ‘ , AT EN T . * ard ¢ Me> — tort Mi . t >_ MV = ; tT. and G. du Hadwa 14% nh. 2071 olde: 4. and W. Pangziva E: -. H * ve WORR a ) t = a7 — ~ BURIAL PERMITS. Aa lates , ‘tment of . a‘ - (3 ‘1 & ~ _— - i . _ - '. G. Biewiws, 72 Ba: Lit ai , i. Tr - ~ | . Ca E = 4 r T. B. Sience, &3 ve, petena . . " = rn Y Howa —— ~ = - & Dera Dressing s+. [614 NM. Ste: — 3% , $ ~ ses ~ . bad T Ward ll SOS) Ww Flor = _ SY TMNPLOTMS aiOce ” - : ¢&. Berning: 5S. 1417 Narth Mark “ ways ysive and reliabie legrees f R rR. Ra: on z ryiewr ~ a4 \ p~ * ~ 4 ij . ; Ss BF rarer im i°t4 44 bee i122 3 oe @ ? = ' 3S j s King. “4 rel rete ‘ : be & en . k . “ iff Wil 1 rem x4 4, wi ee ea “4 ie rs } a , . ire ac rom 0 = ! son Vary - ‘ -_ 4 te em , " si ‘i : wage Ww yh a ne eae ag ; Nee | . ot Drug Stores. Walgreen Millicent Prars | wh " bee sted — ee: . R. © Murrar 4 ‘ my . and ¢ ® na ; . anita | $u : zire Drug Co.. if it Doesn t A Ra 7:4 son vt ide : ? - witafter se d : : : ; tannm é Mint i464 40559 We > ’ - ¢ C Rh ti sone C. Kintr 64. 4059 Wret SNC. thers sé heed ee eee : onquer Rheumatism Mary Turner @7 1°°R N. a D of a eure for the ea: 4 harge , Va? ™ p , . OT ws y [Tres ‘ ve ] } - To Plan Cathedral Ceremony : A “4 . ist De 9 4 P . ss . .* . * a ‘ _ tf itniss xind f “oy? es 4a eats : ‘ i + = -— aft the (,en: “1 “4 miftoag : ae ae — = ; ‘ . : ‘ \ jatria rr) ory - ‘ ave] - sharge of arrangements for the middle of the Atlant} ae a ny a ae a R oa is ; ; aa J ‘ i i | » ~ te. i , = ; _ 4 eoneecration of © St. Louis ¢ Tristan da Cunha I« Short of Food ns ae . C : , . wt t a m ‘ ia . ss r 5 > 4 = ‘ — ~~ 7 " “ae . Oe “autem — m (onsequcner. " i rhedra! ana ( lif r} mai ‘ ? . ' ind ioe 1 nos Aires tT. e ; : i . — me = - in te i ef Aa ra ' of +1 Lrehe P B Vert Powe me , - sratior rae rendiocese of S&S 4) , : , 2 . . eration A Soe fr ONDON Va >*) Mritain’s m.eS jong wand adioins ‘wo or ~ 4 , Toauis«. J ine he 4 ne ° ) 4° . ; = j = ‘ ; © es S3ces) S54 a ot ex © 3 2 = = ; + tary 24 meeting. at (athercdral Scehoo!l Ha! . slands« Sta Lc : g f — ' ia : *% , ~ 4431 Tindeil boulevare. a general \ “ ‘ ) opuiation “ ar 4 los j aj ate ; " ™ Ne «hatrman wii He selected 21: 5c¢0nr ofr 3 5 ? to New . . w . . ie r i - persons " the riand hic} “ waaay Se 4 Saii0TSs ania wives 1 ' mittees Will be appointee! and a ° = on - ween they : " = 7 L.road ‘iag Palis ‘ . ha« ‘ . *~ _— ” ‘ ’ . ge . . 6 | rough? fram 4 * wm Program for the two cercmonials “*4rly double the population of 20 Potatoe: Hey 1. i - . $ ad rm matis h. :' ; we '’ are ne chie rop -1s mahir Pee aid t - a n ; rt will be adepted. years ago, and the food supply has they wer. n ¢ .” ia z fongnr ar red and xa ‘ : “e & satture this yea iJ x. = sf th ) onditi f the b « '* > . = " 4 i: a | Pr * = ; i >. ADVERTISEMENT Says Deep Sea Water Drives Rheumatism From the B rey / - - - - ; ? t } ‘ a . - y t _ -_ - = 4 at ) ’ = ja ~ | 4% ; ~ = ~ rTrT 7 rar ' 7h ; » - r : sd 7 - md pd > * + + 7 - sts: a a P , a > . ~ ° 4a “ie - — i ae 2 a Faris Wiis + "> z ~ - . ‘ ea ~ . . n = = * gives. you ; oat ‘ta DETECTED IN THEFT OF RING, Haul joined Trinket Erom Pawn shor: . > } i ie “— J nall quantity o “FOR COUS oa col OVER 76 YEARS WOMAN TAKES POISON Assisted in Recovery of Pur- s agus to Recover. ent bs a neighbor in and tews * — tn LD LLOYD —_ “FOR HEAY EN 's sAKE™ LL-STAR CAST t is — Midnight Fiver” ft of a cheap ring wh s awned for $3 and jlater restored ING BEE s owner, Mrs. Hazel M. Car- 10 N. Jefferson Sees Torrent” rs. 22 years old. swallowed a poison STOPITCHI last night gl NORMA TALMADGE Double Prog.: “Little Annie Reoeney™ and a a | 5A , 4 + re =rr sr vering toda Penetrating, =v DELL he ring. value at ¢$ ghee Will Help & Bebert Mrs. Martha Nease of I11l:A m ; tor street, who shares a Ra Never mind how yrRic tried and failed, you ems with Mrs. Carrothers. aud line { Richard In “4 BROADWAY GALLANT” ing, itching Eczema Wh Mrs. Nease missed her’ a ee -ht she called a police- img Zemo. In a shee 7 * - . - . Mrs Carrothers admitted every trace of th nd a "TI pan ed he Po- ples, Rash, Blackheads « n to a South Broadway skir diseases will be wn vr) “4 — —— ™ @ and For clearing the . venk: setmenet « 89 loom ak ae t vigorously thy, | ~ . = ro gt - 3 \f ee Ww a Se Zemo, the + «4 _ age ** Bislama aaa at liquid. It is the = or re rr TY en rs = > ¢ =<, treatment for skis cnr Suan oO; ryé cor =r 3 nas. 3 taken te city heusitel and k qe r returned ws ee size 60c¢ or large | nandoah_ — Shining Adven- 4 tere” Sperial adil, B- — ——_—_— or LI Denar i NORMA aA TAL MADGE Saturda May 29 Tickets good going on all trai ; Chicago leaving St. Louis after | ie ENR HENRY SANTRE) AWD HIS ORCHESTRA _ am—including all midnight trat 15 Days for Return Trig Good returning on any train leaving Chicago to and including 12:05 am, Sol 14, 1 +% Children under 12 years of age, $6. Baggage Titkets good in chair cars and coaches; also m sleeping cars on payment of the usual seat or | | WABASH RAILWAY | CHICAGO & ALTON CHICAGO & EASTERN ILLIM ILLINOIS CENTRAL

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c|MEMBER OF OF H a 10 Pct Daily at Island Studio, Br th © Assovriated P i- | | NEW YORK, i week, with bits of h sionally thrown in, * Harr Iman, the banker, tends become to | n ys | | lof the last to leave V ork has been finishe d. David Wark Griffith £iven her small parts land sh® hos 4 ng from him as a result :| -“I want to become actress.’ Miss Laidley said. As newspaper tatistics - p WORKING FOR SCRE G4 utt 4rd luck ¢ 4 movie Star. ich n “orning ands when the ag Who woe noti received much t an emotic TODAYS or0 Play INDEX Double Program Theater { “Janice Meredith” Bremen “The Traffic Cop” CAST in Saint” Long’ ALL-STAR “The Scarlet ae ress. and Comedy May «0.— Eigh Thomas Meighan in 10 hours of hard Work ‘a: . “The New Klondike” ~ SIX ds and ¢ (Comedy puree Richard rd Dix and pn iS nothing weal Wilson in “The | ity ng American’ | isua] Lo Alice ‘@ Lai: dley who in ; ton vanishing asc York's Soci — | Rex Beach's “The 4 Clal R EiSter is Mrs. ' , d Barrier” and No. 1 Harriman, daughter-tn-jaw as ~ ly AV. “ Fighting Hearts’ j ALLSTAR CAST “PATHS TO PARADISE” She MERBOCKER ; Park AY. (out t P; : ——_—— a iramount’s Long Islz The Cohens and _ Studio she is one of t} 2 IR { lys.’ ' Charleston L#s- 1€ first pi . sons and Others fers to arrive e Norma Shearer in m “The Devil's ‘ireus’ Comedy and Western WAY ‘ Washington sod Bremen | SENATE ATE reuse REAUTI- Admission 15 Cents Double Program “Janice Meredith” “The Traffic Cop” ‘ced t ee Double le Program “The Prince of Pep” G ee 1: “T ge. Louls “and “Love's Bargain” A thinks of this. He PRISCILL A DEAN | in i eieatets ‘ ; like gs andl 13 § { “The Danger Girt” ; is Ailing, 00O-——on a New : waffitt and Serial ——— - Double Pregram ‘Beverly — THE. GREATEST & BODY @! BUILDER \ w are | | _AND COLDS | FATHER JOHN _|{ MEDICINE “FOR COUGHS “The Great lave” Cooling System and Juniata . Rex Beach's “The Barrier” and No. 1 “Fighting Hearts” Gravois Louis AMUSEMENT CO.'S THEATERS OLD LLOXD in AL {SAron ur AVEN’S NORMA [A TALMADGE & Chippews { “RIKI” ( HAROLD LLOYD in “FO relia : » and Iowa ~ HEAVEN'S SAKE" INGRESS (5% AR CAST in RICHARD DIX in “LET’S GET MARRIED” “The Midnight Fiyer” 8 Olive St. and Amateurs Double Prog.: “Little nd-Flor. { Annie Rooney” and “Sporting | Life™ —— & Fierissant vols 4 g (CHARLIE: _ E CH APL IN “THE GOLD RUSH" & Gravois OVER 70 ‘YEARS OF SUCE¢ CHARLIE C€ ; CH APLIN -POINTE {‘\p “The Gold Kush” & McCeus. and Others ___._ ADVERTISEMENT STOPITCHINGECZ Penetrating, Antiseptic Will Help You ‘ing Zemo. In a short time every trace of Eczema, Tet ples, Rash, Blackheads and For clearing the skin and kinds. size GOc ‘or large bottle $1.00. Never mind how often you 4 tried and failed, you can stop ing, itching Eczema quickly by skin diseases will be removed. @ it vigorously healthy, always ~ a te Mad Bell m in Zemo, the penetrating, an ewood | «The Dixie Merchant’ liquid. It is the one depen Manchester 5 Acts Vaudeville — treatment for skin troubles ot Ask your druggist fora Double Program Hn in, ING BEE { “let s Get Married’ © N. deffetson “The Torrent” } T. LMADGE Mp ette NORMA — S. Jefferson “KIKI” Double Prog.: “Little Annie Rooney” and NDELL ne AGG es & Hebert “Sperting Life’ YR i Cc Richard ery in { “A BROADW AY th aud I‘ine GALLANT” ITT NORMA ———— n K. Vandeventer * “KIKI” CLARA BOW and ROBERT FRAZER in “The Searlet West" thester Manchester A HAROLD LLOYD in “FOR HEAVEN'S SAKE” ELTY Easton { CORINNE GRIFFITA ”~ RE a urn " 29 oing on all trains to g St. Louis after 7 all midnight trains. or Return Trip ny train leaving Chicago up 2:05 am, June 14, 1926. of age, $6. Baggage check s and coaches; also in par! — of the usual seat or berth fares- RAILWAY > & ALTON CENTRAL rday'| STERN ILLINOIS ; { “Spee TALMADGE n Groves “MLLE. MODISTE” GRANT Delmar NORMA TALMADGE n “KIKI” n “THE SEA BEAST” in and Shaw “KIKI” “The Shining Adven- nandoah { ture” and Special ‘ joah Stage Attractions LI Deimar RINIA = Virginia 1¢€ . TALMADGE “KIKI” f SALLY O'NEILL in “Mike” and *“‘The Mil- {tion- -Dollar Handicap” _ S- wil ‘ ae Aoahwum'noaut- Sees 00. LWAYS oven C HENRY SANTREY | ORCHESTRA paren NITE | HENRY SANTREY & iW LONDON” | ANNA SEYMOUR to's Lat-| in “A Little Sur- aa it | prise Comedy”’ ATON EMMY & MAD WAGS p Harry & ANNA SEYMOUR Phetoplay THER WOMEN’S 4 HUSBANDS” with Monte Blue bay 4 with Kenneth Harian MATINEE TODAY, 350 CEILDREN. i150 c -RI VOLT = ——— Grain Bids and a CHICAGO, May 20.—Gralfn bids and of- fers: “Se ae SiS eee ae eee ids Ofte: | May whea we 2s. i Ju v PE = os oka ke o 134%, s 138 | Tuly corn 7344 74 Septem 77's 78% July oats cs eean es 40%, 40% September ¢ ats ; 404, 4] Ls -_--~+>---— New York Coffee, as NEW YORK, May 20.—Coffee—Rio No ta-o0 Santos No, 4 we % Futures stead July, 17.45c; Deec.. 16 FOR ADDI IONAL | MARKETS SEE | NEXT PAGE \ a AMUSEMENTS ; . en j — 4 YY Supported b O great cas RAYMOND | HATTON JACK MULHALL ROCKCLIFFE FELLOWS VERAREYNOLDS VIRGINIA PEARSON PEGGY NASH Soprano Star in the / May through- oul its longrun in New York portrays -Che leading role in Che Screen WITH AN ALL-STAR CAST Nh 8 Girl Dancing Stars Appearing at All Performances in the Battle for the City Title. YOU DO THE JUDGING! —ITS HOTTER THAN HADES! ———— —— 1C THAT | HRILLS THIRD CHARLESTON ELIMINATIONS CHARLES PREVIN'S” SPECIAL FEATURE In the Contest for the City Championship! Two Girls Will Be Picked gJlonite to Enter the Finals Next Week! Ti.csday and ednesday Audiences Went Wild About TONIGHT tie Dancing! a THE DANCING IS RED HOT—!T’S BURNING UP! Cc Griffith in The Audience Is Invited to Remain After the Last Show “Wet aint” and Help Pick the Winners! oz mand) SFE THE KS GIRL WHO HAS MARRIED FIVE MILLIONAIRES! LAST TWwO DAYS —_—- — — GENES ORCHESTRA Old lovese Newer TRY a 3-time POST-DISPATCH WANT AD. Results al- most certain. Moncy refunded on canceled inseruons, - iy ' } ene ee or PARADE With JOHN GILBERT and RENEE ADOREE 2:15—TWICE DAILY—8:15 Seats Now for 4th Week. Mats., 50c-$1. Nights, 50c-§1.50 SEATS ALSO AT AEOLIAN CO. = 4 Metiro-Goldwyn-Mayer Production © TTT TTT Tri yi ititiii hs THURSDAY EVENING, MAY 20, 1926_ A bill “with net a dull moment in tt.’ Harold Meek, Post-Dispatch. Mrphaum Wronlh g. A RAYMOND HITCHCOCK (‘Hitchey Koo" Himself) Master of Ceremonies ETHEL DAVIS | COMEDY APTERPIECE NELSUN & CHARLES & CO " Jimmy NERVO & KNOX Teddy _ Henry & Moore | Smith & Strong. Chic YORKE & KING Rove Next Week—Harry Carroll's New Revue PHOTOPLAY THEATERS There is ARSOLUTFLY NO TRUTH in the rumor that the NORTH POLE FLYERS were merely training to summer at Loew's. N ~ *Loew’s is the coolest spot in town! START. Soumnn ioe A Parameaunt Picture The tale of a got what che wa Robert. ps Noah Beery OUR GANG IN ‘“‘Uncle Tom’s Uncle’’ ft" 0ON THE STAGE ALEX HYDE | and Company in “BERLIN -— os LAST Edna Wallace 2DaYs | HOPPER, Dave Schooler & Co.— ' ~—— ee Nj Future Grain Prices “Monte Carlo” with Lew Cody WHEAT IS. STRONG ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH WHEAT SHARPLY HIGHER _PAGE 41 FRUIT MARKET Wow a a “ yt ee Oo BE fer ere NS A Sam MIRE R te neg ~ ' ” Se en POI COAT A ne be ST. LOUIS MERCHANTS EXCHANGB ON CHICAGO MARKET Apple Supplies Light, Demand | ay 2U0.—Follow ng 4are the official] quo- Slow | tations of Friday's high. low. closing and ial te the Poat-Diae . previous close in iocal markets and quo | Special to the Post-Dispatch. ST. LOUIS PRODICE ROW. Mer Th-— thus as received from Kansas City and | | CHICAGO, May 20 nga ees ces were | Appice supplies. wer demand slew other markets: | sharps higher today due ring in- mG Market a Smes were repere f High. Low. Close. Yeast. | duced by unexpected stre neth in Liver- | 150 bt e bist . hen Ss ee —— os M. ‘y WHEAT , hw ul asec were larg? y . a Tra) eTa S ! vv ore | . - ' : rieaa | Pears were eee ATT Ral’ Th Ss w ' se Ik™> ‘ T > jst L bo % lov isa «159'ga 165%) | Livery wiva of 2 ‘ "te ~ conte Arr pres ee Ken da’ es, $200 \CMa .. 162 S ]60% 1A2 55 159 lab | cr CIS Mere neni wiser |was due ft better buying etimulated by | “ wiwies, S350 to @A.75; KC 15% 149% NS 4y 148 %-SD I May 20. Despite the fart then cee; | & resumption of operations by Enelish| genitings, $3.50 to $4 JULY WHEA? , lreports of. ain gi aa “ = gyms 3 — : . and to better continued cemand Strawberre supplier |iberal. 4e« 4 “le a lr ‘ cen , : . os ¢ ‘ des iu yi merica irtle ry ~ load j im if neal erate nad mark weaker os E Las 9185 133% 134%b 132%a) 7) a c+ alga . south end fh rth | nharket early and hen turned burers ge kees " Q UTATIONS Ohi 13T & bo 136% lg 134 e-'e higher Sie i! neat prices closed ~ « became frnghtened over this unex CANTATS vrES ‘ fornia ets ore. KC lags 126 127 %-158125%-% | In the In } cas P od ehow andustrength and they rushed | $4.50 to 34 pony. $3.25 to $3.7 om oath ana . non ca rar? ’ ‘ r, reaa eir evryir ’ Lerita ” fe , " ‘ ; ‘ ‘ oO . "SEPTEMBER WHEAT | wheat was lo « hanee, eens eee aontk ealiiet ceca ted S| jumbo. $5 ata. 9.25 4 ‘ i ; Wa 1* La i . i- ’ : i eT Dp npnrrnres. e. iese!tr a) . L, 13° M0 4 132b 130 | Food A reduced premiums lia Was Ik ' , ve the eongestion. oy R A ~/ RRIBS sy kar es. aa anert { > ‘ ASS Ye 1/41 ‘. 132 — wv ] 4 _ 131 | vd he os , - “vr ‘ as » ead ti) ~ ~ . PenOr? @ of Ta ir over North ne ere ~ ee ‘ sine oe 4 noua ) wad ‘ ] ee 124 124 % 12 Te 173 po * gg | ne "AR 4 ‘ fa WNers | ad wr. g& « e bY eariv » err $°% se Vf jean rt tc e%- home grown. 1TAY WHEA (SEW Strength ot I . roa ‘ oon “ oe a9 . i®Ware 2. ; lem a. M ssl asa | 2 ’ S3.50 pe L & — if ~ =. St. L 73 te-M oar % 72%-% W%b| May wheat omencd at at ke | , > Tse lower: bellies Se lower. | LEMONS—California 2008 to 360s, $3 St L 73 ? me) 1 wheat € ~~ - 7 +. : . Aiea Wey 1M) bu of wheat. ! qo LAG 00) pe box in 10 ory 4 by ley 4 ‘4 (am “% aa hn « b near >] bd te, Sepliembhber ww) Sy) A0 ; 1 eno r 7 ' ; , Chi ‘ 3 hy 73° 13%-% [July corn 72%, et ae “ep ae eo od: 50 000°" ar “REIT ~~ * me , . + Biden . eypremoer ! , seaboard open: 500 00 aw of "K TTt ane r : SE PTE MBER CORN 1. The three | Noy estern marketa com i. ken r _ a a lac RA) an ef \ ve: if ™ Fien Fg -_ ne alae ie Dined hy . - i ‘ a, LP . ; +? ' LP * : ’ ' : 7 ” L. 764 6 hy “Oya 7 Aa with 1 yarn ne ae SfIpS rec | r sold to Braz ’ bie. 5 Ye pian =a 5 80 Chi ye 44% we cs a "7% Minr etonte Cem REO na 375 .aat vea (Trop eperta f Se Northwest con K ( Bo pies - d ii gc ‘4 z WIiNNYfapoiis rece. ix 9 ars D , t} "4 i —_ " ™ . ™ fs % ‘ : ted - id's id (3% -Iga 72% and Winniper 429] = £33 va 7 - ~e . on mg €x- | —_ - oa = . = ‘ - , ' ‘ y hed are i a? . = o MAY OATS 600 Non wheat receipts, which were roionged se th The S a Fe ae a- ; ‘ Ze § sy a) " : sie r ‘ > enr i Chi af) mi BM hy 38% b ago and 44.200 7 pte - Oe ay Pieters carpe it ss en eee > : —— ~v Bah . - vesterds if was said, and these may ot; ket OATS OCaL ana ¥ throug Corn. rece ¢ \ , ove ‘met? #53 hs veil teene ¢ “ . pis ' n r our Northwest Ch 40% 40 40 Tj}, h 40 a 43 BO) were 30,800 bushels, compare t wir! I emic milling demand remains aniet. | ” enn 3 GUO a week ago ai d Hi 009 ast year ruse re te! 8.000 bi is ths SEF’! EMT t } «> 4 Ts i 4 7 . } D> Cars joc a! a t - vuxh. Mat = — yb i orm y sS me bus. 8 : Chri 41% 401 1-40 7, cry receipts, which were 34.000 busnels, con (orn advanced. due to wirine of July . MAY | e2 : 41 sa peared with 64 000 a week ago anc O° (1 .? e, th gy i h ~ f ' . Mare? i pace Some — year, included 11 cars ioca! and 61]4a4 ng f a iocal ehort Preseure was) | - 1 i _ &né > oe gh. ) ’ mon ‘fer fram = tre | ——— Jl oe R\ . — _Primat reoeipie of wheat were o9:3 \ era irger an shipping demand \engret ed * 56 s 84 be 3 hy £5 Se -Xy O00 b compared with 4574000 a weer litle . es SEPTREMRER RYE LO @ 7H3.000 (ast venr rn receipts Oats were firm with short principa: buy- | Ch RS uk 85%, 2 873 were 247.000 1 eo »i with 207.000 Jers emand WAS poor. | ; _ _—~ _ — |g : he arte ifO ard AB! Hoo ast ft oats Provisions ae re under reall Zz! ne sales | j receipts were $60,000 bu, compared wit! after a higber start. Lard wae 2'‘4c¢ lower ADVERTISEMENT 62 000 a week ag and 430.000 last | And bellies unchanged to Sc lower at mid- ae — —-—- —- \ ear Wheat shipments were 707 000 bu mpa red “4000 a week ago ———— Qn - 000 a at ‘ on . nrrernts v . Who S our inny aM 000 by : “rT with 345 000 a wee Chicago Grain Carlots. | SE and 408.8) it) >" 10 to $21 to. 9 seeirh sis : HOTEL, | nanbuaeee suai: | -, . ee f* . si ral sO ) $°: S Dra le be) to , } : | ized to refund the purchase price. $19. . , on | Ome ween pot om 18 sounds ie os | thousands of enthusiastic admirers Werks, (Children grow robuat and etrong. POULTRY Y MARKET i f . od BP eterw- t any of these Feet ie oid people fe el younger in a few A | 7 you may ‘rough rt | weel |Springs and Hens Lower on Ex- CH | Cc A G or live in a modern hotel. A hundred Be sure and get McCoy's, the original | “ ‘ land genuine and avoid gmitations. c chang ce. S.W.C Madi d ' splendid rescrts to choose from—all oT or BUTTER. EGG AND POUL . «VOT. ison an Canal h id tees ITRY EXCH ANGE, May 20.—-Springs were North I ave splendid facilities for outdoor AMUSEMENTS | dowr ] e es and leghorn hens down it —opposite .ortnwestern epot | enjoyment; and an attractve socal | ari KS and Bt ags li ‘ ape —] bh] k fr U D Commi ssio! ouses paid the following — _ — nion CPX, hfe as well. | prices for round lots of the various articles.|] = in wholesale and manufacturing EGGS — Fresh seoie in good cases 2614 @27c: misceillaneous lots. 26c: cases district, A eae Rat ‘| W. H. BURKE, General Agent, ret irned le ese. ; standards 3c; "fireta. %dSc: secunds 408 Olive St., St. Louis, Me. 83c; good roll 28c; No. 1 packing stock, Main 0497 Z6c;, cheesy | rding to coodilion. . 2 Cc rege ip twins wet: sit glee |} 20%c; longburnus, Zlc: daisies Zlc;, pie | Please send me your f bookle:r ™ Ontarx | | 22c, brick 1¥c per pou , | Resorts’, alse seuriet m of Canada, MUNICIP PARK LIVE POUL y Fowls, heavy, Zo ‘st mad AL THEATER—FOREST fowls, light, 25%ec; leghorn nena, 25 by 'cocks and stage loc eprings di u 12 Weeks BEGINNING May31 | dersized .prings, doc, leghoriis, aprings. | : é : : aoc ; turkeys, 40) : NO ke LurKeyvs yA thy MONDAY NIGHT [spring ducks J Iba av erage, jdec: ducks | 23e muscovy ducks | geese ‘ Lis geese plucked, 7c; guineas, ‘round, i | KE PhIGhONS ANY BYQLADD— Live pigeons. See a// the Pacific Coast | $1.75 per dosen; a be. in one trip. Come or go o.., sma an ar VEALS =, Choice 130 pounds and ap via Seattle. Write for free 11% @1 2c! ibs or less 10@l1l1c oy |ough, coarse under weight. ete.. mot Want. booklet. Room 112,Cham- led and “jambe 5U@O5S ibe, 14G@l7c ver it | Sheep salubie only at short reductions, | of *, MUNICIPAL OPERA *iis7282 Shcigtwigri™ | ‘ROGS—Jum 53.7 medium $3.50 smal! $2 2 2 babies $! 20 oer doze TICKET OFFICE 7's es fae receipts rone ‘fowls 2s broilers S3Oa46 urkeys, —-—_~ Easy to reach. A delightful 1000-mile cruise in _ MATS. tent N.—THI R.—SAT.. VEGETABLE MARKET either direction from Vancouver or Victoria. NEXT WEEK bin i You can do it in 9 days at surprisingly low cost— J. GLYNN MecFARLANE and Potato Demand = Slow and Trade HAZEL WHITMORE in Dull. Round Meals & 4é 9 ST LAT Js PROD LCE Dae pleaeh May @0.~ . SEVENTH HEAVEN fuMplies of “oid stock potators were “mod Trip - Berth erate Lerma re 4 21oW and market ad _ se. Sean cal Gee ae ee Fares Included aim Tia tit i ‘ tie KAP “Wass itl ~) if ‘ ‘ re tar? oo“ of nme 4 , why ; = «ae ° * there OPERA | = "he ene idee nee Ronetion Poctiic | Tnanse Saman: Sae ae HOUSE 200. sacle Idaho russets, $3.40: 200 aacke in luxurious comfort. Make i a Side Trip. on ‘olorade rumete fence 64 Paty a the Pacific Coast this S _ it A. M.—Continuous—I1 P. M. : soni * , 25: 1 as MR sn ON rege lll ger eden freee Pacific Seiiene ‘Theater Cooled with Iced Alr $#5 »0; some at i 3 ~ : care Te — — Phone, write or call for com- as 5015S Pips, 20.00 r Loui lana ete information. EIGHT ACTS FEATURE PHOTOPLAY Hise Tr phs, $6.5! 1 , Loupie'as P . Kiles Triumphs, $6.50: “100 ke | * ; , . *¢- . TUESDAY “CHARLESTON NIGHT” | Foi. Kilns Triumphs, $6.40: 20 sacks 1 wee Canadian Pacific Offices Friday “Future Stars’ Discovery Night” [otejumons $6.50 PRICES, 25c AND 40c¢ owe potatoes werA sg! 1) SUP, GEO. P, CARBREY, General ; ; CANADIAN | Agent Canadian Pacific, rotate th - oe Idaho russet bu: i 420 Locust St.. : tMiri ks, Y to (Olorado russets bur iy Louis, Mo ASEBALL TODAY “250.58 ..050% PACIFIC , rio "Ne wo tat pe* = Pes nas at 4;uis®lata _~ yt No. 1. $6.4 sn 50 seabby. $3 O579 or ! - os Fang. * .* ee ——- -- ( ARRAGI Texas bulk, per ton, $30 ere M #3188 I>} feagy i ts 3.) (CARROTS Ne ‘xas $1 co $ per rt PasKet Mission yp ‘s ianipers $1.50 to $1.75 eS Sr . +. . CELERY—Califortiia large crates. $46 & “Ww " i hon as oe HERE THE CROWES GO! DVunched. washed ceirr $1.60 per buncés ° fae jambe ang $1.20, for ‘am. 6th & Franklin ‘FRIDAY SPECIALS CAULIFLUOWER—! me £icown hotbed aT $205 per bu box COR e “Cr CUMBERS—Texas, $2 to $3 per Large Dressed Wisconsin Cheese, 565. 25 nA BAKe (;REE . ONTO. —Fi me-Krown Lox 3 0 Brick Cheese, ib... . Jbc per dozen Dunches | 25 rted ss ~ GREEN PEPP RS—Filorida 1% -hushe eC er ee impo Swiss, ib..... erates fan 9 we "4 ; e — ch oi , $5 Lo nne n J Blook k_Swiss, Ib........39 ib. ee .39 SH. re ixed Sit ft : iti g GRE bt As - Missi esipri June. $1.75 STRICTLY | FRESH a oe to $1.50 per nar at tere pne ($2 per %. -b NAM pe "es esec ine, Chicken Halibut » = 23 $1 fi ft » We per @r\e Py os rr) ter Alaban ry | te Leth r) $1 yt? S| ~» per a > fia Sable Steaks a a .20 pes PL \ ’ Nau, :« s * $* rri one aran ced. a ace F l >» Ocean He ng . “ee i2 Every zu t doz.. KALE} grown. 50 $1 per box No (hurge for Cartons ETT b fome-zTrowr s $0 to Aik Eels “_**e ee @eweeeees 17 per - aoe pox California, L.7o to $4 Ad ied pee m PURE CREAMER Mu STARD GREENS — Homegrown Shri PS ..--seee 27 A Y dM per Lahie ONT ae | Texaa $1 4 $1.° to Finnan Haddie. *-¢ .19 4 UJ E a S% ner crate, and white Lo) ne $" ae PARSLEY—Home-erown. 25¢ to Sie White Perch..... 14 I I ne A quent bunches i4*u.8 ana. a to Sa Sun Fi 20 Sweet as e nut—every per barre sh. P RHUBARB—Home-¢rown, 25e to 46, ae pound guaranteed; Ib. . per dozen buncheer , Belle RADISH Fa—liome-erown tips 200 t fa Sardines “hte Star: No | Puna Figh Monarch: white 1 30e per dazen bunch 1 large oval ‘45 meat: %-Tb. HWE ww NET ¥ SAT STF ! Home-grown Oe to Shic can; 23¢ ean valoee size cant ie vaioe.. ner f 7fr ITY Hee SAUERKRAUT — make: Kegs Ss im Little Chief, wet: Salmon Clever Leaf; Ne. 1 CHARI ja om 4 gael, perros [47 75 a $0. °8 hri p Veo. ' nine tall 10 aise fiat cari 30 MURRAY TRL REA NS. M jenias): and Ala gene: Se can value tiie enn value > t. hares s a) 6 Ce » 7. SPINACH —Home-s 49 to GOe per S rdi Skipper; 36 te SNIDER’S CATSUP pose TWO DAYS ushe’ box tee araines 40 Fish te can; Lyric CAPTTOL TOMATOES Portia faney repacke4d te mn rent [he can valae 14-ounce bottles MOUs “OLD LOVFS A-Daeket $8.90 $f to $7.50 ‘ , fer ’ ) or — ‘ ene NTAIN AND NEW” xan fia at « » & . TURNIPS. New Missiesippi, SS5e to 40c ' ed Sper doz bunches. oe sats Senediaeinestamemiatentnian tnamenedia ee NR RE eR oan te ee me OD EI mee wane y - CO RCE RO et OO ee MRE MRI nce ht sone — " a 16 ave . os nyt nits ot the . nh ig hr RS Ripa -~tee ve * * .

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s =e x po oe a ee ee MON I ce tap EOE HR “ap ___. ST.LOUIS POST-OISPAICH ——. oor, 42. ss ST LOYIS POST-DISPATCH '__ a _.__ THURSDAY EVENING, MAY 20, 1926__—--——___——>= — wee = ae a : 3 to the Post-Dispatch. ' | . - YORK, May 20.—In the follo \ -NEW lowest and closing pric —_—_— —— BPPOBPBPP PLL LO H } »~ PPB OPO PLO? ‘ Oa aad ‘ ‘ . | HARES SO {3 A T Symbols: (a) Pius extras. (b) With ex- ( NEW SHA Mav ?20.—Today + sales ( ? T kK S OCK M RKE tras. (c) Payable in preferred. (4) + age 4 4 - were 1.077.200 shares. compared with 92% .- stock. (f) 2% pect. quarterly, a : | ( @00 yesterda,, 916,700 » as Oe gag CO MPL ETE ) ‘ Extra 4 pet stock. a. Py o vf es o . dividend. ncrease. oes STOCK LIST io date. 71.803. “share compared with ( changed. Sales (00 omitted). ¢Exciu. todas. BDPPBPPBPLP Pt et et el lt tt highest, Vv keer an change today, sales being in $1 ee CET ar Net { +1924 coal min Annual oe ee l Net ~ en Stocks and AR al | sae nel 71926 Stocks and Annual ; 1090. Cb’ ge ys, — mt } . ' ad, | “LOCK! I 1 > a? « \) i KS Ali aad - . > s te T -» les i £e. | : yu rir ; ‘gre — i ; 3 * ; 4 - . : Sales, High. Low. | Cios®.C4 & High. Low. Div. in Doilars. Sales High Low. | 4 use. s a att dollar, that is. for i: ri 3. hares, - = , . ” 7 gO > i q ®t. ce: ; mo Si) «4d Abraham & Straus * 43 Ce + | I6l'y 128 Cora Cola , 3 148% 145% 14% at ss oP oa, pipe ee em Bi sual 3 54261 23> iam % | ah ot “is “ vl “ay cae ee "sai ae wenty-four thirty-second m OFA Te TH . ' ‘ I ss Pm : ? ~ ot ‘ : ‘ ‘6 - +? . "2 i , - - = 4 rained ae ‘ Peers Ooec le — fos ‘ . ‘ * : . ‘ , - 7 43a et OK Sic; ¢ $1', 27% Colorado F & Ir. 11, 38% 37% 38 22 %y IMS Lae OF sian | soa) amet Betelas 5% 9 - Replogle Steri ....| 5! er Oy oe * 2.20t aan aed tinge et nag p vr gga ” $ 100% 108%, 109%, . 2 gn " 631, ar G @& EE} 2.60 TS Feo “ 74%e, 73%, 72 $2% i's Lambert Ce . . a ae. a: Me ist™ 44 Repu Iren @ Steel te 4. 44 he et ss : gop ales today were $13,997,000 ‘4 i ‘ - . ot ee ‘ * 7 ’ bs ithe ‘ i) i oof j fd *. . ¥ - , + iv . \ al RR o” ’ hates * 4 rs ‘ 2 aT h 5 tL. Rey 7 = is =p ng 4 oe fh ‘e , " | z ; Tota week ago, $16,691,000 a year , ; " ~ i. _ f ; Dyan +> see Pare ormag ow ect ee rape > ~~ oe Fear ehpabe nce A ABC I ee 3 Site ae CPaet ‘ + . Ce iu | iat 0. A ny Ai iit a a ie B.A BRE mg — “ im a tal rode Uiet ae Shy eC dhagpak gt BERET 166.271.3800 a year arco. ~ a a i ee - gl a DP BDL AA AD tt Ligier FERPA gs P rr ‘ : B> 1s tas q 7) Qa to . Colorade Southern +b OY ‘ye ne “9 2 2 Cr : ’ it } . 4 4 14 4 i a Sales * : ,. 4 a , , . ~_ * ‘ -_ 2 ' > .* ' " " r ‘ i Ding = . ’ ‘ >. . : a 7 | , * see ‘ ; 2 = % EES ‘ . 2 l L# 1] 4 11 e% ‘ | ] , s il 4 ‘ bi3 t., Lis si s .- ; . ? Se 4s ii A ~ us ; ih} ree’) Teens I tr J Ke - , . * ry : L. 4 & & = : i 4 wer ‘ : . ns 114 a ’ Te) 111 - we 471 ‘ = é « : . - 7 . Oe : ag } . s ‘ ! ‘ “44 ‘ ‘ ] ' ; 46 is ten 4 — he “4 FP t) \ x aha 1.34 1 oO >” 4 ee « | to date al w 2? 14° Lint) Ai & Dye 4%. gape By Be 0) ee le, ae — . , Ft ten ok Mew Bey, ar ' - ' & M Teb new 4 . ™ S ‘ - —~—_-—__ -—__-—_—_ ——- —_ = , - as°- : ; a 31 297,501 000 + > & 1) nt » TT 120 ‘6 (8 ; s | 74 on ' «'re me p li ) ] $y . oe 4 : ~ S atime 6 : 7 - - me . 11 3 ; s + May 1 ie, , year ago an '!>* | i Mfs 6). 38 | 2 8 152°4/120% Commere SA 4. 11404 140 140% 71 4 Ti ae eM TB 4d.) & SS ioe isu &) al ae a eed 91% 90 | 91%, 1% | polar ¥ ) ee» ee a2 i re Aiiis ( Kia Miz ’ 4 de ag ha ' ov *e =. , High. w. : H : ii i > i; '*s ‘ - ii ; . : 52 eA j : 4 f; elf _ " . «ee P ‘ 4 & “ 7 ->e ‘ - . ys = * = a ' ti .? “ é "iy | ; : — * a -* . . ee i eous Dividend Announce- | 7) 2!)) Sew, ome oS TE TS is 5} 21%) 12% Congoleum-Naimn ies tare +4 be tea ogy i 7% ' * *s| 197%. 73 Savage Arms 4 5 7776 764y)..... | S0ld at unchange@ gage mam NMENT BONDS. | he oe Ae Peg ee - oe opt 40) 4 nl ~%, — * ve =o = me to «0 . ae 7 : : ; . ‘ 1 & | = : s ” Np - “a 3 s $7 tm) OB ‘ a i den . 3 28 : 's : liana ae Br s i ; . Mt! 64% An k No 1.00 0) = e , 104%: 87 (Coneol G 53 9 O22% A1& 921. Ll, 424, 354, P : Loriarad « AO can 4 Zi 'gSeaboard A _ om it.| “er! emt was down a fraction '190-—26, L00— 38 L90—23 I | en les at eS , (a3 (23 --3 | as OR new | 35-14%) 14%) 14%)— 's | aisen A. Line pi 1, 32% 32%, 52% : . 22 ‘ 5 Da ‘ > \ tee t Sug at a a >= 44 l i one: DPeyt ie t} 7a 1 “we | 1h ka Lu iisia ia % hs . ory ’ *] } +) “ . l - a een a . o 1 ~~ z Ky lt ] ee ' ; - ‘ AL 72 4m B Sug wm ‘ t 4 a bay o: 3 o> +g Ba ae 1 ¢ f qi * 21. - oe ~*3 10 1 145 118 aville & N. 6 sem ins = - 14% 12%sseagrave Corp 1.20 1 13%, id's Id% nena esters, sold 1 15 100—15 100-——15 10 thiae & eel ws onda , + 26% i 16 6 2 | 92%) 70 Continental Can 6 | 73%, Te%, T3%. * Ltd . - 23% ws 7 ~ i ; aoe Mieaiied o: os 4° % ~ . . : “es , 100-2 | tae | ly on News of Stock and) ,?** '°., 32 BOE gdb 11s ta?) es | 13") (9% Continental Mot 80 15 10% 10 | 10 16 22% Liville G&E A 179 Ceo | 4912) 441, Sears-Roebuck 2% | 25 47 | 49% 47 | ¢1. | changed and Ely | 3 . ; ' ms ie ’ x | he "3 ; “ fivil ual oa ‘ ‘ . : oie — wr " ; > « o ee - . ” od ge yd) or 1 ‘ “ : : 7 e { S&lAm Tel & T.rts..( 700) ¢ 5% 6 43% 35% Corn Prod 2 31 39 «38% BN% | 150 108g Mack ifucks | LAL 106 (200 R ICOS S| SS See ee ee eee) ee o4% cae — 12 | No change. os le LOL—21 102—18 102+-38 |. ° i‘ ae ] , b : ae aS : 51 511 . = xT A 64 ‘Crucih s ‘ 67 B51 67 *] ae cr? , 1 15] l. 131 t 2a%19 24 #£Sheti O 1.8 oem; 2) = - ) . Fe ee . e . . \ : e f 4 hPa am i? -) ; «Be +? ; “ ov . t} & , . - . o . “ee, T ’ > —_ = - i FE ° lig, 5 edt, . 42a o 1, wis. 43 24) 1 Rails Th a 20 =F 4) : . 3 of: Ss . : 4) » 804 tits cos, °° ® iI 4 ‘so tel, Simmons | 2.00bD lt 40% BN 20% ad ae 3 | PEGS: : et Am Can new 2 95 43% 42% 43 " Os 304g Cuha The 4 3S SU% 49', D0 % | § .Manhat EI S 4 ., Ura: * op Pe gm 3 P : ye 1 : Amusement n Pag e 4 Ins Ww ere. a a ° : c.4 ; z 7 265 1 [o> a, pe 5 %) — “ap tp 4 e* ia \ =ug ys ] yy a "4 ~ m 4 ". > wi . ae HK 7 « ) 1 , yf 4 . tp? Ss ™ s piste le “4 Simmons ‘ pied i ] jis 3 1é ss lus x . i . . she iO par . : ar o- 100—27 100—22 2 t-. = tis i . ” . & > . 1 "02 4 a2 an es le i « . ~ . 4 e Ma ‘ ~ 4 j i ‘ - ; ; o4 roa teal i. iene o RZ " a 7 ey % 71% ° Ba ; qi % - - - - . — * j stile ’ > 7 7 ' — “ Fr ort} *® 2 ' ~ * : . a ithe i i - - s ~ + ~ a ge Zee , ° os wx . 5a 1 ay 1 : > pit { rn 4 } 4 os * >. - * A a oC iba “y ; ' + a “; ch _ ‘i t 5 £:? “4 2a i . i anf 1° t ” al “> Tr Sincia co of 8 3 OS O4 ay 1 aifeady, listed. = , 101 a a) 10i— - ; 3 - _ 433, +3 3%, . y% | ¢ we - . wen & ' » 64% 5% 1s s5's ZH Skelly «nul ° f ’ 4 . $33 ‘sy BS * _ ba 2 Bes ' 4101— 2 10i— 3 1 | Hurenu of the Pesa«t-Dispatch i fo4 iA « Bap alesis ): ga 44) eS we & : Bere & rent = 6 Lit 110 Lye - ty I36', 1953 SI) Shef S & Ir 6 Ji T1214 MAS tg 170% : . ' Bag: es ree. I! oe 7 a ; = I : Ro*, 3 DIG « ae eg ” € si} 4H", Ss me aD - emica a, Gate $4. St; * ees LU sy 2 - oti raat 4 i , & - % Lag iOs', Ot 'e Southern Pac 6. 22 100% 29% 100%: ° " POA L 4 4% 3 1 ¥ : F | P 4 > 4 * ae , * - , Be te ty ] } J : ‘ = ’ ' ; = - = * :+: fy i - ’ . . . . -~ PT es - : - Ag man 4 = j _—_— ee NEW YORA, May 20.—The Ere La % Am =f & 1 | ara’ 3Ta 37% ° ~ $', 1501, Dela & H a P1358 113 15! wil, to I . ee a 5 22%: 19M) 124%! * % 119%, LiKs% South Ry | $5110 (100 LOD% * ‘s as 33-38 103— 5,103 3:10 14 -) ning Post in its copyrighted finan- | ,' ea oF iC Regie D282 123% 2714 | Leste P28) Del 1. & W ob 214 133% 134 "24 3 Ss : oo a legge Ring “a 3] 30 1 e i, | 3471:: 92 iSouth P R Sug & 1096 _ 93 | 96 *l ee : t i Fait ga! USit ‘ri «75 COPY! UJ it ‘ afd al 5 % por A ry: Iee Toby “ , ap ; 4 341, 104 & Pe % Tey & > 4 > 4 a tS 1 8 ; ; *% we it *) | St F re _* - D i] Ne 1s *% Spicer Mie id 8 19, 94, " 4 : ' - = . es ial ) .“ om + _ a 4 ; ed . , ‘ ju 4 me “Ss stone * = a 4 fut P =f ( yi) = - . s 7 = 7 4 Pe - ; te : Cidi retiew today saus ith", 4 At a : = « : . : . Eine 15 4. *, l tocke Bros 4 173: Sau 23 Sau ef & I Poni ne x us A} ' I in Rt “1 a] | Au ol Stand G & El @ =9 53 2% 33 * & ; 103—3 103—L 103—1 2 2° . 15) 12S, Art i Trance 4 man . : ~s “91 nf - 18 xo? -0 7 . | Gy*ei +e ei, oe ‘ . = 5 . > ‘ o 221 48 +6 1 —— ; 3 ae is ; 3 on ee : : 4 zs x5 »g 5. % 8 4 :! ‘ 4 ‘Win BOL, Se ty\> ' = 7 } 1 100 beat. Loo 57% 53% Stang G &El pf 4 o's ’ , ae . . Be , : , ; ; a | avorable dividend acti hy di- 5 - “s', Am ee mm ; : : te safes ms ~~ he le aa 1°43 — “ a 2 1° 1 Bt, 13%, £3 4% . =. “3 4 = - ‘ ce - - . (p? 1, g* . Stan fi 5 ° AR 48 68 . i, G.B Holt and R. M. 108&— _ 158-—- » 108a— s . 4 . —" ‘ ‘ ‘ : - ? > Ary i oe t i ‘ i *. ar - *¢ y bea ~ “ ° 7 wf 3 nN y S = - ae +? a . > , ‘ = : ae ee P - i \ _ i : 3 ‘ 5 iz a r ¢ tora of hi ison A Lore a he 4 : Ae 0h , g i4 > a4 Q> . by r>*e ; i? *,» Ss A At i , 3 . — y, a ne 2 " p “ %, , 5 *1 3, pa ON hy Ftandard o { bs ) a4 ‘ a3 e rt ‘ . a ee elevtad additi as , , : .% ; ; . aM ss + AT ” 1941 1- rh. °38 19% Du P de N 1b 46 210 0 OS ] 272. Om ¥ 4% 4014, Stand «) N J 1 28 44 43%_ 43% : ‘ae 2 101-10 101—10 ; e i $ | ec: tng today "1 as ’ ¢ at 4 Fr a oe 17 " a : ia , 41417 34 Y le ll. 2 ~ eF ‘ s i ‘ i : ~o - ~~ ‘ - ' — i) as me? \ Ne & ~ fa ‘} | »') = =U 7 P 7 # 11s My ~Sorey . aa s - LIS) 119 bs LIN ts a : dents of Associated Dry " as 191—12 10 9 i 19 ©, 5 . f s ; . . ‘ | = a ‘ - " oe " - " | . - oe _ aor P ca 7 re) ? ‘ Pi : . tan i : ’ ‘ 3 3 ~ a 4 . - -— o4—v : + : Senerai move on thie part r tnese a Ye rTAn Mretai ‘ 4 , = Fey Bh wd e* 142% 100% Barta? nN Ocha K ~*~ t lint, 110 11 ‘ >. 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A i? ’ i*y.?? > _Aa ’ = ‘ , . = ni M Wes ’ Lit ‘, Pie * l $ S137) tas oe a’ wo : q ‘ a wept = 7 ‘4 : . ” ade Te ii rae ! $1) ] 40) mixed 7. te ‘ + . ‘ oe re ports on ~” é at he ‘ | . _ : : » ‘ ‘ . ’ . yd 7 on . . ‘ -_- y ~ i , 4 got +. . : - . . " _— ° a tr th be} ' . ' i- rT ; \ se iiIne sisi - = ‘ Fer 4 by r? if ei¢ b \ ‘ 4 ’ ; ° - a . ; a | : mel: crap belt Ts ad ne a eee , : " 7 XN ("rb _— 1 _- +m * et te ‘ i é Reva & 4 | i ; "4 it iti “ey 3 rth ~e _* i } ‘ Lt i. 1/ | ‘. > e *s 2 ; ‘ . . Fa 4 TOs . stability and “ th ? , +) 7 3 , i te : ’ ’ ; j*) — ‘ : ; 7 P rrey = - 7 on ecame ™ ‘ AT Kid 1. ¢ *& Uialr 7 >, a~! bw 2. = ’ VAS} ~ it ¥ LA wis I VM ‘ te 4 ~ . . . . ‘ . ~ ] 4 an ae ~ = lis) Hew ‘ Ps + ” ’ “tates Lipart mer yf (er ise Hogs . . “ . . . “-« ; *™? Le Mi ’ ; “~c) 1 l MH act - ate ‘ » dé r on nor ‘ ’ 3 ‘ ~ ae . . . eee " . r na . ~, : . Fu ne ? eres a Carolina Chemical Cormar. ie - Virginia declared, the sto: K StiickK!l¥ snanped L.wi Saif & «. iit 1] % ILLS Ox + / * K ut) Ss alk ms ’ BCCeUueG . _ I.) 71% s and women oroe le _ nm Was permna- , ° > -* ~~ # ‘Tm? 1S 8 .2 6 $ “ tel 7" - 4 o ‘ ~ ——$_-_ S cial A back dividenct f $7 s shar . pag . 2 }* ADOVEe ist nignots 470 Ta Cas & C 82 G7 a} % S14 1lo@ 14.7. 1) pounds a Siia —— a a on . ¢ 44 : . ' ' » on tre ++ ; . ’ ? _ vat . . . ‘ . . ting sy? ™ __/- . , 6 " > 4 ‘ ' s ‘ , » 4 o for preferred stock was deviared Cover | 14! quotation S ne eupes. | es (i S3e) 9 te vie Wate Boston Stock Market . a ee ee 3te 24! of success, me tte peringg of aceur 1tiene fram fr... Eo * 13a , -— , @5 tu %2& Pa 14 "4 } +P. OEE BP acne Os a % a " . « eS oe 19°- , 4 A mm JunTe ' ' > a Dow? 2 AOD - ¢ i i 4 : aS . 4 ws oF ~s) ' ime | ad 5 re 2 + : ho z . wy TN YT . PP wf a % - - : . " . - j é ‘ ’ vie Sm s ‘ ‘ t. = ba ? ‘ ’ Tuly 1 holders of recond Tune 15 . ‘ the-stock had been traded te t & PR I . - ATT hppa hives a ie ae =. = - os 7 address and we The Te, ee a. | ; ve Tw, 4. ~~ ~ . or over 1, oft ? he ? mm? 4 ; * ~ » bed , . 1] ; Li + . Servet art fai “a £1 ‘rk ine a,” x aay a fiha : sepsis , . & PR ar 4 ‘ 40 '4 |; ates fal rar z “ ~ ; =f.» a rm fh ' - . a “ey A 4 . . rh the oe a 1ange °} : hear -. —2 | = fe Pain } 7 - 1 1 ] | ° . - (eman Lat , Tit ™ moe 3 “sf ‘ ‘Capealage +) 6 3% i 1 ; ss ; . ‘ 3 = mz 7 e?, aa 4 Ras Tian _ = u Pe 3 ss ; John M. Miller Jr.. amd Bufferd Seott, af eae . 7 Yap iP —S . f , te 8 for Buying i : _ ey etn ' rn : .? : 2 r . of i horrrepage?, ‘ 5 _" eel ee Ee ee it ’ Ww 4 A tf — Th * 1¢ _ = ie it on al! rr? , 4i* rn ae ~ A * tn ? ‘ ; ~ s $4 , “ _t? “nr is - i ' ae - ‘ . _ - » . j * . . . 4 ~ 4 .~ a ae . - , > Le d Z vy is » “ ~) iin are ton Si. ; te Na : \ xian %. ? _™ j ; . ; Y j ; Di i a ? inc an opper we Ea Y ates ul 7) , er ea oo ‘ pointe ly steare qn 74) weigh 1344 and ae el a g * ti " 4 ’ a4 ~ 9 ¥ a « Le gs 2 40 " There are five vidends. ' - TT ? 7) Yellow j ah +4 rs 44 . 44 % H ITnts ve ariings Si) x x « —“* TL» gh ur Mi) . 3 siveratty. whiekr the ancw : wrew YORK Wa a —" ‘ re | wae quoted at $7.55 per 100 the 190 4 T ec WR O°% bln bo wunds ow wifers S10 weight Sean Rina = te +s oa ‘ - aaTes . —— Cor -_ * >} °} 1] 7} gtve yew thie Araena Mining « iclare! «a 4ividend of i St. Panis texas 43 ¥T &' M ofd o- 4e&2. }- ¥ uNnGs re up to $, anners SV7S@ aly Herla . 14 14 47 - pia ] ‘ % " ~ : 31.350 a sare. Davabdle Tune 7! to stock Zan Was guiet at $6.85 per 190 Ihe + agree ~... +.» Most Mnogna Puils around $8.50 nD R 7h T: r Im" &- rr 6. ae of record June 4 Three months ago an NEW YORK. May 20.--Comper quie ‘ota: saies 21). (000 shares SHEEP--750: fat lamhe or te 2: APA the — ' ; ws: a4 as4%, ~ ‘te >i vi “Tyrer ro 5 Fuse _ - a . ‘ . , . z - ey = gE ‘ ~ ° is ’* :® a , " 3 ‘ “ . extra Wwe . “ . . ‘ ' : ; ' ~, ean te . — = er gegih ~ oy : ' ° r “ —r a aan aan pet, to .e Gd: futures {57 Je - lnet ra 296 oa ates ircuiation tinereased 14.. : mage eh = ”? Ay: —* ni tted et i, ~ ‘ e - Ca : . s oa ; Se {regen che sant ¢ : " » . “A 1 wv j si 4% ’ . ; jo a ~~ = * an = *he * - = _— : = . Rank of Fragiand Statement. spot £84 Se ituree £84 Lhe. Tin SAT pawn teagupmed Dasite increased 11 Dry Goods Market Review ~ , a peste > grres he table are in the annual cash payments hese , ; ' . aT "nT Fe Qa: fut rn £°RB5 82 A : . - ~ ere Grpogits inereased ° 93 B j ‘ . ~ , . va oo A°at.ons. or mn case of sewir ete secur tie LONDON Wa iad, >, os «ar k etate said — © a. ae t 2 wa f _ Mac Ta so Helle OTT ect ncoreageed 19.) a ek TOP k Mia’ >, — oe Bs s 1 _ - ; ) . 4 - , " » , oe - rs : ; ‘ 2 - rent of the Raiik f Eng’andt shows (he me =Ba> bg . wiieng ~S iva #@i Zz TM “S57 0m) s = Eeba ii(-= Th « “fate Weir we? ; “ni th han a renern c es a : - . , + : . ‘ ‘3 are ‘3 . oe aches. ae iwet - indica!l*s serve mecrease:t t Tet) i hee r iattan ie 7 ~~ — wy) iw ‘ sr, sian ~ » ill ° =e . Py st . . "eT , ° -_ yt med : \? ,ivAilbe . = . hw) thy in oe . oe Ge, sa . . i ~ = . ; renpet Pad OiM , aeext . si aay? Sgt mo Buea m a . See ee ' t ; ; nd : Perens aH Sa adiher gecuritice incronsea sagonc.|| @rpentime, Flax. Linseed public depostta decressed 2 412.000) other | ane Gepesits iocreseed | 2.185 O86 notes TT LANSEED Oll-—Prices in 1 to 4 barrel a ork*es per 4 _ creased 1 368 O80 Government ge- jlete 12 Be per gellon for new and I3e douhie extre aan vaqenen grand Rank of India Rate Cut —>— — | Ne Ts ira — . Te 2 ; ” © o - , ‘ ‘ zal on . ‘ ~ atti York Silk ioe eee Fg hs rand XN Swift Interns . 5? rs $20.000.000 Credit for Czecho-Slo- (the «ate and to the Caecho National Bank. - ‘ened =: , % vakia. Tt wifl take the form of a revolving credit , for on@® year and is not renewabie. The NEW YORK. May 20 —Raw eilk irregu Gecreased 1 9211000. The preper- | far Dos led = . exira. 8406.50. double extra NEW YORK. May 19.—Confirmic : . ~ 4 . is , » . m : 2 (we aa QO anti a ‘ , - ba] . d to ‘thet eee “4 ca National f its Ca Last rear tf} a~ vs gh yao d a eae ee | ak bh on bine, 20 Close flax: May $2. | tc extra, SHSLORGR: tomeee “ae eee | et, et Pree. m™m..4 —~ 2h, TR OM | een te een es onyatding the] 000.000 ican for Coates Sianain ‘ee an wae “i. an . September aad October} in. 4.4566 4 50- ee eta Spat ay 6+ Re Tete f dip- i an Metal ! +. 1% 1 % Se RS Dott my eredit fori sist im funding the natio ; ber cmt. Rate of discount. 5 per eent. $2 30. oe. ro 4.50: Shanghai steame thi ce | ~ount of the Imperial Bank of In@ta eas l ws tham Watch *. . 4S | Czecho-S skia. Charles EL Mitchell. p ty agg Be ge BE ,-* . wile , “ecuced stom GO 0 w per cenit today. Ww = : : ns cred text lwo ee A a ‘‘e ational (ity Bank. expilatued | from time to time i . ad ~~ * omer ee © © — la 4 a i that the acy aloe wae be ing made Jointly to} short-term indebtedness. ~ farther resus of?

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Security High. 1 Pres + ~ + a 20) . ~ 2) l Vie R. ae hy i4 Me 045% 4 C Be 4 Neb d an Q ay + BOs | 3 Al 7 nw 3d 106% 10Hn% 1064 4 nog , B 1 ly OF i “wee 4 - 4 Car Light _~ . py ~ 3 ‘. | | & & ~~ Y 15? 14% 14% ; 'n} Ty * . 4 . w0— oe l i 2% 1o0— 2: « tune P > AS 52. 2 104 ; ] NY& « cfa HS & 95 le O5 Bb. ( B a ns ~ ! vy ™% uy by Hi. 33 A G & E 6 1 ‘ “a be ree, ‘mi++ eee S Ka jer 7 Or: 7 _% 91 | 91 Ing : —_ gr yA i %, ° \ ‘ “4 4 od 15 hanged and a 20 Or | 96 Ben Peek on lost iios * Hos Se Y been 6 Btn eet eee aoe sO GO W686... 69 | Oat 6s f 43 A P&L 6 99% 108%, 99 OB 24 B Aire 752 08 | OT, 98 | 97% | . cee Pe. tae) 384 att -|- MINING. -_ ‘a a Qie 4 i ‘ . a 2 ¢9 = " - a , a i ’ i a “4 > > ‘ * Sl. 4 4 - Se * : 4 ~ . : * | @ Un K Sige 37N los loatigoee | 3 ty Solas By Mltg. og po OE ooh O4 12 CNW gm 4887.) SK44) 58 _ meer BD 106 Me 108 oe te Te ood S han Gee liceulseuneee ot ae weg Ot te Be FA BE Gs ot Be Migietias =| 3; ast] 16a) 36% . giana ae Se oi om O%s 3TN 104% 104 0 rn en C 6 4 > 12 Chi Ry Co 5s 27 “4| 8S 8's | : ; Me 6 994% BFR, 99% 100 a 2 . 108% 108% 108! 2 & * u 9% 10 a e oO tlt 5% 6%, 15% 15 33-38 103 5 103~- 310dG— J! Ll Uruguay &s 48 i1f % 104% 3 Ori CRIEaP 4s re te ; ~ 146 BG El & --¢ | vO% | Uv” 6 Pr & Fe 7 3 vs lifo PA Ww ~ — % 88's a a eee € + Lu — & re | —__—— --- ov ret . 9% 96% NBL do 7% 47 10° 4, i% 7% | 74 CRI@P rfg ‘ 0 S4's Bo . ee El 5A.103', [034 10544,105 ‘ : ¢ s D345) 038% 93% 93! 18 : ww 17 ¥ i7 2 Pp A like ox Pie Wh . ; 4% reg ; cTTyY KC pe Nl : . lo 10 Old Re 2m 2 - 10? %, 102 a “ ”~ ee + 44 01 iY 0 4 91 i 16 j { P zd LL, o oo? ay a ’ be as os ] } Pr L. A ri On i " . | De + b vtle 2 2 1 ° ~ } re Gold NM 3°! ae | a*1 “e1 - = : 2p 3——-2 1021] =106 | INDS - p > G 44..| 93%; 9: aa ea O ei 49 cits a » 89%) BN*s 1 R -— 4 D8) OR, 984 13 Dura 2 2%; 2% 2% *SAaG > &. ‘ 2's | G. B. Holtanad pn 13-3 +,» LOS—~ Oe ee ee ee er iseaememiaaneaaiath 17 Pac G E 5 42 2, oe v8 s M & | it.Sv 6 .. B2's! 82 92.%.| 92) M D 7s. 96%) 96% + nt Mot 4% 4% £4¢ AG &I 4%' 4%! 4%7 4° eee at. MM. Stags psa tis | 2N ¥ © 4%) My57/105% 105 GIT 2PP & Lt . os. Pen eeetess | wee a é a 108% '103% 103% | of S947 208% 104% 1044s saat 9 Rh West 7s. 95%) 95% oe) eae 2% EIB & 5S pt 107% 107 107 107% 30 Sprhd Gold | Se | Se | Sel be 3) > ie tod additiona! iffen h 47-52. /108 & 108 8 108— & INDUSTRA [EGO | BU Wg i ee 1 Pac T & T- ae 10 §='100 Ion -CT H @ 5S ist “o $6 Cc 8S P&I 6 85%; 95 a> x a: 7 7 RC B6@%A. 93 ifs 03% + a 25% : do new © 65 64% 65 65 — ents of Associated Dry Gas! $a 3% . ; s AL BONDS BPAPELT* a LOZ te 102% 102 be . 98 "GO ......-| Be BS le 4 Con G B6A107 107 - 5%) 11 Sand F 5: Ra! OR US"... -. 2 El Inv 1 33 $2 am 25 coated Dry Getts “oe... 101—1° ‘o1--10 191—10 ; #1 A A Chem 7% 41104 icra 40 P AP &T 7 30 105% 105% 1054 2 Chi U st digs 63. 97 9> a2 1 Cons Tex 8 81%! #1! yt PR 8 ae 2 eee Soe oe 95%4| 95% | ILE P & pt oI aot Seal oe WEATHER MAN FACTOR S . ‘ ‘ +4 “hem «'3 41 104 O27 ane ” Site & T 6 34107! \- Fs, > C&BR one 3 —" =* di “. Tel 71 ; 3 1%! Bl Sie &H7 25 99 oR a 1 . 2 91% 91 01 EES eal w 4 54. lig—9 10s—” 104— 1) Am Chain 6 33 101! - 3%, 104 | 21 Para B Cor 5 ~4 oat Lu LOT 4 ¥ I m 4 JR SO7™, A6% 6% | : a Tel 74, .,111 111 111 20 do Ts 3&5 ORT nT %| ORY) 99% | 4 Fa) Sug Collar 132 a 132) asser has a : ~ | nif age agape Le ao re 6 or 9% 51) 06%; 86'a; 96% W I dS'gs 62,104! ee udahy 4 o% 9° ee ) Te 35.., 96%) 96%) 96! Ads jkde jh 3% ee eee en Slneta FOREIGN BONDs. eee eee! coe Balen ali“! tag, Sigg “pei ties De ME Secon mea Tr ae Ss) See) a S eer See 102 iy 102 % 102 | 5 oe a el oh oe ee : IN THE COTTON MARKET ita S a . J) Aim Suneit lst "17001, ‘ * rego “ , 4 ; . - AB eccliateg \ age’ ce " } ~ ig ~ | ~ i > ’ ia j eed T J. Br eaboard ; ix 4 Ser A Os & PRR DR 4g i ] do @ 47 é a + Ms — a 100% ¢1'Phil Co re 6 44 , ke a Lt] 10] "°C : t-5 ; 1025, 1025 102% a Po 6 A wi 101 % 101% 101 a be PS wy e oy ae us %: D8 O5% OR by 8 Foun For A aoe satel 15 | 15% By the Associated Press —. "oe 2) Feet Us% | 22 Am Sug 6 37 po7 SCT Rel Te pert ae one oa) aes cae a ee | B Bie Goh @.| S5%) She! Be) Pon | 12Un S WB? S56 | 84%) O64) 84 g Fous Ww 4 tia! sel a4) 16 NEW YORK. May 20.—The cotton ul ' Om Q Tee ; oes sere je" te 4 SS a ee SS OS teas wile ne t a -~ - i cT of BIBL — ss ein s 7e.\ 9%: ‘ ° : w : - secce — . ae ae a * ancat gy + * “+ as ‘ Ang cen 45 OR ‘ 8 ‘ oa te A pita y FM 6 43 103 a yo . 11 CCE asic . a6 8 je BBE! 2k 14 Fuk T ie . Wy) 100 | 100 s 7: . a 92% G2 2 ‘ : H HM : ~ : ° met opened steady today. at s ~~ ag ea. ‘ New York ‘do & , 5 98%! BB% 172 AT & T Cit 5 46,106 102% 103 } ortl El 6 47 LO] % 1041 > 10 Cleve 8 I Figs 93%' Y245) 92%1141 F OP SG I hh Re Bp ee, 97 v7 es STANDARD OILS. , pid. . ee BS ae + Age Liverpool cables and reporte of a ia Gire ar aft the e w we ue 6 $0 sia At ni = Ot ‘ 4 . ag - af nO 100 % 100% 100% ' 4 Age A Ref ~ 3} kB 2 iT] 2 $e a i> (le) s 27 61 LOO LOS, Ow % ~- ¢ a! ra PL = oa aa 7 ln 95% 95 | 100 AA oO nv - i? : om A" - j 7 ae ee 6 oo a R Cc 5s 5%) 5% eseoe Freding weg 00% oe in ee — y- belt. Ort 4 te «UU - We it eae 4 7 2 2 ; elt 4 28 OR * O77 3 | ‘/PSBE&G Ss 591 i" tome ie ‘ ” oe + = "T3108 % 104% 1034, | a “iy - ? M4, P4415!) HE lah ee ‘* i* 7%. res Chas. 72 °1 as , tive. os ww ei , iccee Ra nO 1 Mw %, 5 = aa 7 im) PR ‘ : G9 09 100 10) IOS ~ S rfg 4% 35 nt ‘ 20 Good T 5 ~2 | Ors war 4 M0 C O nw 201 O01 a °n G : | = %| 32 i...-- off to 18.17e for cag “ a hai ion ph Ce ne a. , oP, oe , a PA tig hy 43108 -105%'106 > > - — S'g 64 105 103 1105 i Cuba RR yn oo 4 WG % 6% ' 10 GO ag hae. OL bo OT) Oi he 50 GSOpr n 70% 70% eu di | 30 aon a > 48%) 47%) 48%) 47% jcember. ing general ices a" zk of the = ual m ts . 3. 28 | 8 . a ° 4 Andes ( d 6 40 104% 1pts 104% : = ‘. 6e 44 103 103 iog «6|l CU & RR Th i Re Od | WS “2 29 do 5} o> « 100% 100% | LOOX RO) HO&R 4% 624 04 7) anu 1 Gen F , By 5%! 5% 5% clines of about three to 10 pomits at th a er ; Kholders hel@ pegeal i ww . : & o 4% 4 ‘ des { Vy 7, 42 El P @e 48 107% 107 % , & QR Cuh N =. “3s JO Loe a, ivi Lt % | _ 0 8 A: L100 % TOO WL 1OO% pa a 900 I Oof€ n a e — , Sy AS 2 } 100 rhe e irep 44 44 44 en of the f) hour. e we 2. -wentetéay ppm 6549 6 80% 80) BO | TS pet pd...) 99% My. . cA i ty Sederc leche: | 3 ee a 97% OT OT 2 do Ses 28101% 101% 101% 101% | 2,000 TPC $5%| 35) | 35% 35. | Gen En wil 77%| 76% 77%!..... rivate cables said t had bees directn: . sty day rn . ia a3 KO, BIS | 3° Anaconda 6 53 103% aaa Bt, 4 Rem A ist 6 7.1 2 7 2 107%, "a . - Ly evt 5a 26:110 1106 Tr | 910 &G6%! 98 | 07% 97 an a a "An Oni aa 31% 31% 31% 31% | : GG&E nw B 30%! 30 | 30 |..... — and trade calling +e — e-elected, 64 50. AS va a7 k, | 17 Anaconda 7 38 "103% > u Rep [&S8t 5 40 y AB 4, Si ; ¢ i ref 4 43 a4 ” Od 3 2 2 C of ess a} IR a Sy o* "| OF DR | «OBR? Gil $8 R 93%, 93 o2% 21, ce selling and liquidation in mark —— > ACM a >>» 105% 105% F 1) qe s 6 ap, Af? nn 1, 6 D & RG imp 5s2 aT at v4 a ' i. | Mm P O&G n 54 53 ° 5 G ! . - ws : 3% 921, there. et ‘ 7 FF ae aS ACM TF 68 YS pp 80%) el son 5 Rep JAS By 53..| 4% OF | 90% | 353 as be 86... 28) 99% BHI, Yd Ph 5%s Al 87 | 87 | 87 |. | 10 Solar Rel?S 198" os i =| 30 Glen Al se ee eS ae Except for reports of ‘ef . Tt . ron on) a Ae Ste 3h Of 91% @2% | 2 Roe Be i So 42 | Gia oie) oie; 33 ce acre Abke| 06%) 68% | os oe mea 100 t% 100 ty 100% 100 100 S PO ni 37%) 47? ut) oe oe eo ae) a 2n%! 28 | weather. the Pa ye 2 } as 4° (HM) gp% 100 Rabe © Del S54, 43 86! a3 7 2 Roch G&éE 5', 4811/5! yk 1 By, Po “6 3G ... KP Qt , 28 Leh Pow 6A’ 95! “gis : 1900 5 al ans he Re oe. aD | > o - 1‘ 1%! 1%! ~) 14 | Without t "ea o* ie 3 S . 2 LOd ty TAS, 1M, > D> ss * a. mee ' 22 H%, #9} agit AS % 95 re q! . © Ind 63% 63! ‘ oe 9 Ha Cc ; : | 1% u particul newe | oreign Exchange pa tg on eat, a 3% — - eng ey tgs 37 sont 103 86103 1 oe a ‘ 42 110%, 1h 11% 5 Erie « PAS 3 nr BO RS ” : y L 8 8 7 04 4 4 . ek = SO Ky ...'117% 117% aa 117% kg oe rR a si a3 7 D hel 3” otal itijg Sout Lay M- t tquidalton pee 7 =» wom) oY QD *y | : nie oO , & S7:102 102% 102! - a "or o ae 13S a pr en te 0% aan vO ai %s 74 o P 2 z Hy, 70 % #9 Anup 9 1, ne . a pbaf 30 % 30 a0 1. 30% Ry do CT 4%) a OO a PA 4x July {- 43 or ~ ied ef wees. oo” ee. ee rOL%, LOL 101 te | ~ ge ypaeg 6s 26 .| O7%! W7% ora o Sinc O 6'gs ‘38° 91) “o> . oo % | 37 do cvt 48 A- 53 m8 ie | 10% 30 Mass G 3% 102 “ 102% 102 Hy neat 200 Vac at + hy > 4, oi owt 16) 141% 141% 142 Sete “© putas net losses | Pg | th. coed. : to the dollar and Te soade bu 29 Lo Me ode a aie t 2 ? BIT of Pa 5 48 103% 103% 103 Finc Ol 7 3% OR! 2 S 63 do cvt 4 F 533 ion) os | Go ky 6 M&Co m ~ o 7 ~ O02 % —_——— . ' o| % 99 \ | 4 t Ch | fA%,' BAY! BBY! ‘ . erings were id al ~ . rd ifr > 3 ; on cT . J “ : 3) 86 Sine Cc j — HOH ', nA NE be ; Oe 31 re —34 a . j4g. 104% 104% 104% vat f ‘ —- om —— —————- 11? Leh P pa .) ib eimce @ ght. however. at . 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ARB | IR BR M T §& 88 98% 96 a;% 19 Mn Pac As 3S - ian * LO8 108 Le ‘ | % | «set i ig ene Seamer ix . oe Poland & 50 Se wri? £28 | oe = 641... 93 A2%) H2' = & Pcn 4% i 5 MP 3d ext 4 38 amar po Fy 106" . 2 | | on teamed | 2 O00 — Prague 7448 OX 26% RO! S61 = 7 & T Sie 45\112% 112 (‘1t2%e R | 91 901,' 91 10 Mb & O new @ 271102% 102 4! 82% Mil ; seem O.- Bille Saeeroy U A 78 45 M2Ig) HZ P IK CPS Re AL MATA TAT uw TOM | & N Ist a M Pec te Gs et 192% 102 % Tt et : - ase: ¢ I ‘ 4 ’ fi A ‘... >. Be ” rf pe .; a ' ae » oa -—o - . t t oan «s pe? ’ _ bay Ze - ia : '> > - . ; 1 ~ ed 3 res, 1 491 GT 00M Sao Paul Sf BH1L04% 1L% 14s | : Led 3 ma ro 44... 122% 122% 122% | 7 va Ls : ae ae RS Me! ROD Se 4 NOT&M 5138 54 15% A te te | | aie ie tel . “4 Tijg ’ Re *%1 Nn? te. ” “o- : am ee NZ } ce 7 Ry ~“ oo wryTre - : . » 5 ; ie 18 Lou G & F 5 52 100 a aaaii00 oe © 6 Se Se 1hg.1e 104 %4 ie Y C ab 6 an ane pot, 10 4 ) 2". } f (. Ri. RO T08 \= Az om to wre : ‘4 A. bs? AN a, 7% 1nR™% | New York Rubber Exch Bm INA, 109% 19 aN, \ a “. — Ths % 105% 105% | + r ’ + \ ie ! ov; > : = ne ae } 41 *>¢) wd ne :7 — +s Opening 5 a es ee ek ae Soe 2S Sg ta ee ee ; 19 women B+ sad ~ AG Te!) NAM! NAN | i icteees eee ee Sees ee Bie Bae ee ad Mae ge re FS : Be Beer 33 N ¥ C&HR 4 4 a3 a! ROM! 80% ts il ag FI —Rubb» cae es _ ge : a eS iM BYCRaLE TL ow YORK, May —().-—it losimr!. Se ee ::* wyoast: Pe 421 ¢ Py "RS! TRE | £3.80; Bept., 453.00; 2N YC 8 L deb aie — eI ‘ — 45 N Yc Se Tr 52 103 102% 193 | : . 74 A , Ta ; ’ i ” @ - . — —" 14 meg "nO +! : SO>k® aldOITIONAL N X c SL 8% 3 110314103 5 | awy AI™~ LORY, % | ; | MARKETS SEE : ae Porinaet os 5S 53 12 12 t pede : | | ” ane a P ov 3st FE i ¢ By 40 a0 an a 7 ; 7 so oer A, 5 al . oO an . : 3 WE Fl YING, PAGE AN * * mt - es 1901 10014 100% eee. — ‘ - 2 ‘ ' ) ; - deb 4 5& - . *, t wn & 89 4 | T3N} 721 | 4 : . aime dc my 4 .) =" a4 Ag 1; . ~ ‘ a — : T3%, - = if | * | "| Geoae 20 4 oe Meat oe Ant 5s ae " } ? : ‘ 4 3.3 % 33 tT _ —_ pa si o " _ Mark C. Steinberg & ¢ te ais aa’) AR) Sams Sa ou, too, Caf} follow the methods : 7 “XN \ ~ ™ S = , hes = j MEMBERS 12 3 cen 5 Sd. | Ble! 85 | Rte oe | . , : m4oeg a°2% as Fae pene toe ond ) 71 S'a*w' ies 'ah") Ba”) Be) oa - . : 3 ‘Chica “oo Eacnenge i ~ POS 3 aah 7 . t+ # oe O ess | cago oard of T , ; 2 Nor Pas 4 an . ii " 4 i? 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' : QS" : —— period of sixty-one years we h es tay. 4 Gio Gr Pet, 5s 39101 | 100 %4 100% interest by the house of issue. aioe rect + Wi to judge the safety of mortgage oniie enall eee ’ } . b a e ’ - 7 , | and women to adopt and f ‘efit —— P Shimas ref $20. 97% 07% OTH They rightly take th ition th money makes more the coupon today for the booklet, * | Are Y [ ing ollow out definite plans for finan- BSL eres OT, 97% y rightly take the position that for a money faster and faster Your Real. Estate Bonds Should J . ; G ” — ‘. , . : ou nsuritts cial ce. To this end, and with a large measure i A + eo 93% ra a) 93 bond to be safe enough for their funds, it as the years pass. anced.” Ic wil be Be Guar- 4 ,. ae he J OU BS 38 . . Your C it: d E of success, we have worked for them and with them. 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Bee at | | a _ ST.LOWS POST-DISTATCH ————____— _- THURSDAY EVENING, MAY 20, 1926__._ ee INNOCENT MAN GETS. SSNS a —, IMO WV VOY VU VV VV PA R RULE AFTER 8 YEARS whi ch Alien, Misinterpreted at Trial for Murder, Still Held, How- | ever, for Deportation. LY By leased Wire From the New a York Bureau of the Post-Dispatch. ‘ NEW YORK, May 20.—Raffaello | Morello, paroled, yet still a pris- Side-Icer Retr1 t Popular Comics News Photog THURSDAY, MAY 20. 1926. OE Aig, LPR a ER tal ‘ + . = “« - $ P me hes - . —s Ms ae. 2 ‘ “A ! as ath Cn ae : 7 ii : bis P ‘J * 4 * omg ' b : > 7 a - f Ps . . . Sa “ oe x. ; t me * . i - hn, Stet pen ee iad t LEEPER LOL” aan ASIA LESS ELLY A ELL! LORIE LL I OLLI LOLS RE. Rt * Ms - ee ee ee ae enircansgnemttd te Lmeahion . init . . . ° = ae x a - " ate “ A n - ‘ . Knee, ere em a, ‘ber ake ; : PS See . ee a se “ . . aie ~ : ie” . Pea get gk a » AP =. — ir, re $ a A = Fe a ~ t 7 * ” - J rates ~ “ ~ . o ate 4 “ Poe y yw y 3 oner, sat vesterday in his cell in the New Jersey prison at Trenton! awaiting deportation for a crime Wuich kept him behind stone walls and iron bars for more than eight : at ¥ \4 Wy rt > RS a near ~ ? St years, but which, the Sttae Court “a | Board of Pardons has ruled he did A Marvelous $ Q5 | ce | not commit. Largeiv it was his ; iy : re inability to speak or understand Special S R-Tiece Kitchen Set toa f | English that sent Morello to prison Value! Tete ee le | ee ek ty for life for the murder of his wife Purennee of SIRSS ay | ~-60 the court found in its deci- A fine new Refrigerator with side-icer ——e Hf sion to parole hin But it was with finest ice-saving insulation. Three- bec, weet Te Morello’s own eagerness to learn door style with large provision chambers. py. Pancake Turn i the language of his adopted coun- Durably constructed and attractively fin- «7, Roasting - ay try, once he found himself behind ished. pener, Bu | ei |= the bars that perhaps made the $2 Monthly Pays for It! it Mea’ a’ _ mills of justice grind a bit more a surely. Py Oy) ye Nine vears ago Morelio and An- 7 A netta, 17, his bride of four months iF ae were happy in their home in New- a Y al ] 1a @ = ay Bi ark. The war was on and even- Sale of YF} te ‘: = tually Morello, who had taken out f= aE in. first citizenship papers. received an : $s cee Mite —_— | AV S l ; ae i order to report to the Newark draft ery Specia , 74ggte board. 7 = eC a Ma St } ile® . ~Jfer > : i | Unable to read English, Annette A y n ; ; , sensed the meaning of the notice : and hid it from her husband's a . ’ ; > > . 2 eves. Annette pleaded with him Ba by Be ds Value at t €: } 4 : i not to leave her—beiter suicide to- A beautifully up- : : gether than that, so the testimon; —. holstered Baby f, pe’ : an Te 4 it at Morello’s trial revealed ¢ bk Carriage made of ral it : “I could not look my fellow 1 is fiber reed ename!- = SHALE " workmen in the face if 1 did no’ I | { ed in several col- = oth | s.°" ! ld his wife “ ‘ : — = i i} t go. ce told AL ™ > re MH ors. Rubber-tired | = eee e i : must go. My country fas calle nay wheels an : = Siaetate He scoffed at his wifes threat - ae nit na nd safety > 2 a : a 6068 hee. val’ brake. Strong and : aay to kill herself. Nov. 27, 19! ius durable, Set light = o 4. ‘ 2 at camp—to be enrolied in the na- Regular $12 Value. E wenas army A desirable Bed for ‘he young Early in the morning, Arditi and his: neighbors heard tiwe shots They rushed into the room occu- pied by Morello and his wife. Mrs Morello was dead. a bullet in her, forehead. Morello was unconscious: beside her. a bullet t*:rough his ear. In Newark city hospital the hus- band recovered. He was indicted for firet degree iurde: At «the (‘oroner’s inquestion, Morello in an Italian dialect. strange to Joseph Frederici, official interpre'er. sup- posed to have admitted his guilt. He was tried and found gevilty bv a jury which recommended mercy to Bssex County Judge Martin Judge Martin sentenced the : ‘ppar- ently uncomprehending More to kife imprisonmen!. In prison he eagerly attended t! prison English classes. To the few t 5 , t= | child made with one sliding side S@t— Lawn Swing $2.00 a Month ) At a Very Special Sale Price! 95 steel wheeled casters and a restful interlink $ 85 spring. Fitted with | 6 eee Se “ fy ¥ 9 = ps, _ “1 7 . > - i» : ~ * ain 4 Bf pant, oy ay RN RURAL IRON Sie EEE MEL TEE IONE TS SOIREE LEIP Dh Dea : yy Ay ‘ire a Pt Be i ae tte ” ; ; a : on ae ae he? ae oe nes ae 3 Bane Pe Pe: A tii a ala at ae ait FS toring Se oe ahs - : cs EN omy OE tor a oF PER 17 RE RRR RE RTI EOGE A AO ON Nh RES oy Re So es alee: ta Re Ts These Swings are Strongly made ; and braced, and finished in red friends who visited him from tim. 2» and natural var- ‘o time he protested jis innocence Regular $18 Value! nish. A marvel- In Als new language. His friend : er ‘ engaged Harold ser A very neat and practical design | ous special torney of Newark to make ar oy Po rest ger a ¢ came penes value. vestigation. oi ge : 45 Frederic the interpret = —s - $1 M th P f It! mitted that Morello’s statement a? side, star e on ays or : the inquest were suceptible to two construction $2.00 a Month Aon oo Porch Rocker interpretations, either “she wante:) = done.” or “she did it.” In his prison language the prisoner in- sisted that his wife had comniitiec suicide and he tried to kill him Mess pe or. oye ' P a4 oF nian te Peis einige bg RNR > mn we sides 6 FR Apne = : ' a3 74 bee * Pade Be 7 ? mon, ¢ * + * :* ¥, f ae 7 y ial 3 - ; “ alk 4 3 % y : ae ’ 23 q ae 3 yg ~ 4 “ a i 5 wee 4 . * % - : ‘ _? nt 4 oil is . ee 2 Ps a > he ey oe oF +55 tay ea , * , a ire = h om he Se & sp b had 3 Ped ‘ ch » Sy Fs x r - 4 -* Pie Fs 5 f oR tal = = ; * te a3 Be cio # Be - so 4 a RP Te; 7 Be oo ta ~ 2 - ‘ 2 i : a 4 A b » ir = Heo. ot oh 4 : v va : 4 x. By bs 4 ‘eget & FE om Peis 2 3 rs js cae © om fee fb a ¢ 9 ‘ aw ee a ‘ ie © ae 5 ~ > ee 4 Fs 4 Td 2 ; > es f oot oe a 2 i Pe a « % AS iS 2 = “ - ©) pe 4 8 ie 3 5 7 P oe a 2 z ‘ 5 ¢ . | i : Summer — Ohlabonma Sineietors Select Site 83 A Remarkable Offering at Only $2.00 a Month evenings. Buy y — seq nnlicaguag ee mow apd SAVE! Finished in the New Antique Walnut Seectal to the Pog-Dispatch . SAND SPRINGS, OkK.— Mountai: will be the name of the new city in the Ozark hills, 83 miles east o: ' O O a Tulso on State Highway No. 11 and 12 miles west of Siloam . nla : . x Included, 3-Piece Console Set and : Legs, erests here promoting : — — a > ’ I its i. ened Rie @ Stix Double-Face Records—aAll for Building of the city was first con- . fr sidered in connection with con- $ : 50) aa ‘3 _ - be Bow-End Bed Dresser Vanity L = a. “Mattress Bench Cha:r Rocker © i 5 +> = " 1 a ie court of pardons has rifled he di. one ot ur most several! of th : a = : r tnese . not commit popular nu rage “ ar ie ite otha dulsts Rockers for your @ ~*~ ‘+4 4 ~ -h £ sa . a vi ss . “MOUNTAIR” NEW OZARK TO Fill ee er wr T1iiéTs a N Ww ARK WK ; Warm ost 4 me ke pT ae BE: a ‘ - -* ‘a, Se Re 1 Sa La a} a . + 7 & 7 ? ® e- 7 self. Because of tris ia.Se inter. pretation,” the court of pardons. } 3 a decision made public vesterday Maple aa: decided to parole Morello With Cane Seat _ . : Ordered paroled May 12. More. i’ . E lo. now 33 year® oid. was rearrest.- T RNC g ve ed in prison on orders of United * xs if it States Imn iZgTal ivy ‘ OT MISSIONs ” | . 4 & MecCandleas of New le "Sey unde ; . z1 the ruiing that a! ; «2 a?" v ho has = * > - : - ii been in the country iess than five Beautitul 5 |e | L ! L] . , '. ; & as 1 e A omalw td a ite Years and has been convicted of eee ©On- - - . —— €a 1 u 1e€Cce g. crime is viral . ie portation hy structed Rocker | | ; | ~ Pee Meanwhile. Morello sits in the Regular $25 Value! with broad arm | : | , % Rif eell from which he was once freed ‘ ae rests. hi o} II DA 7 ‘ 4 oom , : , This decidedly good-looking Bed, on gh back ' os: Sweaty at awaiting the decision of tmmigra ; > , and double-wo- | ‘ bth: “hi tion officials as to whether he is with decorated solid steel panels ven cane seat | f p > | sa 47 ‘ ’ ' 7 78 ; i = ar +e —s - a | K a4 se Ls. i J I gullity of a crime which the Stat gegen ee oe ee. " “é ine choice of patterns “on colorings. The plays all makes of records. At nut veneer and gum combination finished im” ; ‘ 7 ms f r +r ~ , . . . . , Ww MZERe, Obie vr a a a i a Each this very special price it is an popular antique walnut. The beauty of the co a. ~ gr ane wageicinn of 8 i a pei inis gs in wal- amazing value! Just hand- painted panel decorations will instantly : ters, hi en notified of his 1 by day jroom by ni he ; : appointment as phvsician for the : ; iit C S —— 9 s ‘scngpe ee pavects pens admiration. tribe of Shoshone Indians at Sho- ' ’ onsole Set NN SOle MNSHSMS, Taree-pecs : i oy $9 a Month Pays for This Wonderful Group: onli thé Methods Ny come <aae an = ane | Only $12 Cash—Only $12 a4 Month _ : ’ ur double-face records, al] Included: for $49.50. ‘FOOT TROUBL NO MORE P geeeg soars a May-S . = | torturing feet yostern Credit... Buy at May Stern. oy Nu) 3 Sg - Liberal! ~ pe a pus’ lita Don’ ~~ yan ame | ..f rompt Ly e-< : ‘ * : x semen , .. Confidential! : * .. While F i es wy! ie .. You Earn: :* S. E. 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D _ ater es rane : . — " apg : etinpy ee RQ Cre agree 28 Sule i sare nee - p 45 mean a SRR EP ag UE i Sa per * SPE Olly 4 > Rees ast ? va 7 os r . ‘ bse) 2 & ris ope DEY ai 4 . ye - Ma 7 . f ae bee igo = veh Mote wT, ete ry 5 ata Seca and elie ie ot 24 i aig ROR “s fens tll PAIS Heke ag 2 4 a cx a ae 7 om r ; WT poled ye r a cit SRS RRR SRO FIRE ES a CONT _ Qty well-developed brain. tO ea CHAPTER &6 N tTeeerding the events leading ]« tT the amazing denovement the diff: - thai night—~he details of @eance——. sm under certain fu hes Thus. i kept no notes. For the iirsi Gime i found mvself a pari of the ofrcle, sitting between Living- stone and Jane. ana with Cameron near the lamp. prepared to make the notes of whet ehould occur. “Ol course.” he said, as we took ©ur places, “we are not observing the usual precautions of what i woulé call a teat seance. All we are afiempting to do is to repro- @ucoe. as nearir as possidie, the conditions existing at the other iwe sittings. And " he glanced at me and smiled “ if Mr. Por- ter's Q@Qadmission to the circle proves io be Gisturbing, we can eliminate him.” He asked us to remain quiet, no maticr what happened, and to be certain that no hand was freed without an immediate statement to that effect. “Not that I expect fraud, of course,” be added. “But it is cus- tomary, under the circumstances,” I am quite certain that nobody, except myself, saw Halliday touch the bell as the light was reduced to the faint glow of the red lamp. It was not surprising, I daresay, that beyond certatn movements of the table and fine raps on its sur- face, we got nothing ‘et first! in fact, that we got anything at all was probably due solely to Jane's ignorance of the underlying situa- tion. Livingstone, next to me, was so nervous that his hands twitched on the table; across, Halliday was beside Hayward, and as my eyes grew accustomed to the semi-dark- ness, I could see him, forbidden re- course to his fingers, jerking his head savagely. And, for the life of me, I could not see where all this was leading us. A breaking of the circle was, by Cameron's order, immediately to be announced. Even in com- plete darkness, when that came— as I felt it would—what was it that Halliday expected to happen? But the table continued to move. It began to slide along the carpet; my grasp on Livingstone’s hand was relaxed, and indeed, later, as It began to rock violently, it was all I could do to retain contact with the table at all. I began to see possibilities in this, but when it had quieted the circle remained as before. Very soon after that came the Signal for darkness, and Cameron extinguished the lamp. Soon Edith, near the cabinet, said the curtain — —— ———- — — -—_ —_—~ Stent owe — — —_ a - > 7 . hea come out into the room, and | was touching her. The next mo- ment, as before, the bell fell from the stand inside the cabinet, and the guitar strings were lightly touched Without warning Cameron turned on the lamp; the curtain sub- sided and ail sounds ceased. He was apparently satisfied, and aftcr afew moments pf experiment with the lamp on, resulting only in a creaking and knocking on the table, again extinguished it. On a repetition of the blowing out off the curtain, however, he left his chair for the first time, and with a pocket flash examined the cabinet i | ingstone may thoroughly, even the wall coming | in for close inspection. When he had finished with that, however, I sensed a change in him. I believe now that he sus- pected fraud, but I am not certain. He said rather sharply that he was there in good faith and not to provide an evening’s amusement, and that he hoped any suspicious movement would be reported. “This is not a game,” he said shortly. Jane was very quiet, and now I heard again the heary breathing | which I knew preceded the trance condition, or that autohypnotism which we know as trance. “Who is that?” Cameron asked in a low tone. “Mrs. Porter,” “Quiet, everybody!” The room was completely dark, and save for Jane’s heavy breath- ing, entirely quiet. enough, for the moment I forgot Our purpose there; forgot Green- ough and his men, scattered through the house; I had a pre- monition, if I may call it that, thot we were on the verge of some tre- mendous psychic experience. I cannot explain it: I do not know now what unseen forces were gath- ered there together. I even admit that probably I too, like Jane, hai hypnotized myself. And then two things were hap- pening, and at the same time. There was something moving in the library, a soft footfall with. it seemed to me, an irregularity. For all the world like the dragging of @ partially useless foot, and-—Liv- Haliiday said. cee Strangely | A A I ingstone was quietly releasing his | grip of my hand. I made a clutch at him, and he whispered savagely: “Let go, you fool.” The next moment he had drawn his revoiver, getting, to his feet. The dragging foot moved 9:* into the hall. Livingstone, revol- ver in hand, was standing beside ‘ | saw and was stealthily | ~ / MARY 44 ROBERTS RINEHART, 4 me, and there was a quiet movc- ment across the table. Cameron was apparently listening also; he made no comment, however, and in the darkness and the silence the footsteps went into the hall, and | there ceased. I had no ‘dea of the passage of time: 10 seconds or an hour Liv- have stood beside me. Ten seconds or an hour, and then Greenough’s voice at the top of the staircase: “All right. Carefffi below.” Livingstone moved then. He made a wild dash for the red lamp and turned it on. Hayward was not to be seen, and Halliday, revolver in hand, was starting for the cabinet. “More light,”” he called. Quick!” l had a confused impression of Halliday, jerking the curtains of the cabinet aside: of somebody else there with him, both on guard, as it were, at the wall; of some sort of rapid movement upstairs; of the door from the den into the hall be- ing open where it had been closed before, and of a crash somewhere not far away, as of a falling body, followed by a sort of dreadful pause. And all this is in the time it took me to’ get around the chairs and to the wall switch near the door. And it was then, in the shocked silence which followed the'sound of that fall, in the instant between my finding the switch and turning it on, that I will swear that I saw once mofe by the glow of the red lamp the figure at the foot of the “Light! stairs, looking up. Saw it and recognized it. Watched it turn toward me with fixed and staring eyes, felt the cold wind which suddenly eddied about me, and frantically turning on the light, saw it fade like smoke into the empty air.... '‘ Behind the curtains of the cabi- net somebody was working at the wall. Edith, very pale, was sup- porting Jane, who still remained in her strange autohypnotic condition. Livingstone’s arm was about his wife. And this was the picture when Greenough came running tri- umphantly down the stairs, the re- ward apparently in his pocket, and us there. He paid no atten- tion to the rest of us, but stared at Livingstone with eyes which could not believe what they saw. “Good God!” he said. who is in there?” He pointed to the wall behind the cabinet. To Be Continued. ‘*Then —— 2 ASSOCATION) 66 HAT,” asks a correspond. ‘aside from being a de- tructive nuisance, is the real danger to health from rats?” Let me answer at once that rats are not only dirty and destructive, but carry many kinds of diseases. No community with hygienic ideals can afford to tolerate them. There are three obstacles to their extermination. One is the general apathy of the public; the second is the rat's power of propagation and the third is its cautiousnesss. The rat has no commercial value and belongs to nobody. Wholesale extermination requires trouble and a certain amount of expenditure and needs to be skill- fully conducted te get good results, and much apathy results from re- peated failure. It is necessary to educate public Opinion to the point where a man would as soon think of harboring vermin on his person as rats on his premises. The rat's power of propagation is nature's way of repairing a great that continually goes on among rats, which is important be- cause, undoubtedly, the most effec- tive way to te th 1a be to hinder their } ag der te reeding. In or- Properly th sufficient food and atten ebneen, from natural enemies and immu nity from disease. : By keeping available food out of their reach their breeding might d be hindered considerably. Premises may be kept clear by a liberal use of gas tar or exhaust- ed carbide, or by lining them with rat-proof material. We should avoid destroying cer. tain animals and birds which are the natural enemies of rata. Rat virus, which ts designed to inoculate rats with a bacterial cy}- ture, ig of doubtful value The Rodier system of extermination consiats of killing all female and liberating all males. The few fe- males that remain are so harassed by the males that they are unable to breed properly. Traps baited with milk might be used for females, especially those with The brown rat has an exception- Velligent and alert and has a long memory. It is cunning enough to mvelad the poison on one aide of = — It ts in- | | a slice of bread and eat the other side. This cautiousness has been bred in them during generations when the most cautious has sur- vived. Cats, however, are as intel- ligent as rats, or they would not be able to kill so many. We may either intensify the rats’ fear and drive them away, or at any rate thin them out, or we may allay their fear until they become daring and fall an easy prey. Traps should first be feeding centers, as the confidence trick works well on rats. We must make friends with them to capture them. Trapped rats should, therefore, be destroyed and not kept on exhibi- tion for others to see. Traps are taore cffective when covered witb a sack or straw and rendered mvwre like the familiar surroundings of the rat. All traps should be simple tin construction. Poison should be made as attrac- tive and as like the usual food of the rats as possible so as to allay their fear. Again, we may play upon their fears until it tends to produce a morbid condition of the nervous system. Breeding and rearing young would be more difficult un- der such pathogenic conditions. No measures, however, are of any use unless the people who em- ploy them are really keen on ex- terminating their rats. Great per- Severance is necessary and a good deal of resource, so as to adapt the | the water for the laundry. TMmeans to the varying conditions— & campaign that calls for real in- genuity. (‘Copyright 1926 ) = man who cannot laugh is not oo y fit for treasons, but hi« whole e is already a treason.—Carlyle. ———- ee ener te nme USEHOLD | GGESTIONS Let Fresh Air in. The refrigerator should have its doors and lids open when not in use. Otherwise it will have an unpleasant stuffy smell. * . Home-Made Dog Biscuit. Put your stale bread in the oven until it is as crisp as pulled bread. Store in a tin and use with the dog’s meat and gravy. It will save you buying dog biscuit. a * Protect the Nails. When doing particularly dirty work, such as blacking the stove, etc., rub soap under the finger- nails first. and none of the bilack- ing or dirt will get under the nails - s . The Right Amount. A sprinkler top put on the bluing bottle will be found convenient to regulate the amount of biuing in We so often get too much bluing with just an open-mouthed bottle. ae s € Remove the Evidence. If you have “cut out” part of the embroidery pattern and the stamped portion shows up along- side of your work, the stamping can be removed by fully with a soft with gasoline. wiping care- cloth saturated ee eee Ge eee eae” renee ee oo“ eeeree eeaeeeer ad oe seeereenaenze e@eseoerre| seeeeseeee od peor ee 08 ' MORNING, 11 O’Clock BED — BATH — EXERCISES, —-— - - - - - - ~~ ”* i i i i i i i Me el i i i i i il tl li il lan lll, gg aa eae —Eeowrrer ,-_ = = - =| | ewe Oe Oe Oe Oe OO eOUm UR RR re ere waewa errs eer eee ee SAYINGS OF MRS. SOLOMO By HELEN ROWLAND Ee eE——eE———EeE———EEeEiOwrewr er er eC eC cer Cle ERILY, verily, my Daughter, it is not the duties and the strug- V gies of Matrimony, but its infinite Privileges, which have trans- formed it from a Sacrament into a Sacrifice, and caused the Seorners and the Cynics to delight in their mockings. s a . For, alas, a marriage certificate entitleth its possessor to all the prerogatives of a judge and a censor, and to a life membership in the Critics’ Club! * e Yea. it affordeth him all the freedom of a spoiled child, and all the claims and authority of a jailer. = ” 7 It confereth the privilege of expressing the secret OPINION of a woman's bad taste in clothes, and of a man’s bad judgment in all things. s + - Of refusing to laugh at a man’s jokes, and of scorning to answer a woman's questions. “ e 7 Of complaining of the dinner, and of turning the fable-talk into an argument. 7. = Of letting the “run” go in the stocking, and postponing the day of shaving. . * . Of yawning visibly, and of swearing above the breath. s * 7 Of raising the voice, and lowering the standards of courtesy. Of neglecting the graceful apology, and frankly showing the contempt. . - . Of eating onions, in the salad without thought of kisses, and of growing FAT upon a diet of cream and sugar and potatoes. a 7 « Of telling a woman that her perfume is “‘stifling’—and of tell- ing a man that his conversation is boring. . o o Of blaming one’s temper on a woman's stupidity—and of blam- ing one’s headaches on a@ man’s ‘‘cruelty.” s > * Of grabbing the wheel, and calling a woman a “‘dumbell’’—and of driving from the back seat, and nagging a man “‘to the verge” of homicide. * * - Of arousing a man in the middle of the night “to see what the and of awaking a woman at dawn to {ind the aspirin. = . e Of finding a fly in the ointment, a moat in the other’s eye, ants in the jelly, and FAULT in everything! a . Ss How then, shall marriage become a thing of beauty and romance, whilst husbands and wives continue to cling to its “privileges” and tc forget all its graces and subtleties and finer obligations? noise is,” For. verily, verily, in marriage all the “rules of the game” are unwritten: oe . . And, the first of these is ‘‘Noblesse oblige!”’ (Copyright. 1976.) — = ee a —_—-- —_ ae Smart little cose ored satin are wear. An necklace has @ and two loose caught withac schemes; . .. * 2 ue] hs. ins. though it be, of es melody, « - ° e extremely hot assuage. neth and | chiffon combined with lace or tulle. Lace and marquisette is a favorite Georgette and those | mentioned are the fashionable sum- | combination. | a The combination Tips to Home Dressmakers To be really modish you must have pleats in your skirt. Most of the summer frocks have them | and it is merely a matter of choice whether they are inverted or box. pleats. The latter are usually placed | in groups directly at the center or! across the front You will have a real chic two- | piece sports frock if you make the skirt of wash silk and a Canton) crepe blouse. | j | of fabfics is | even popular for evening wear. At. the dances and theaters one se's'| mer fabrics for evening wear. Maroon and beige are a pretty | } Maroon is a com:ng | fashionable color and some of the new fabrics have a beige ground pattern in maroon. combination. with the Over-Sleep I N THREE to five minutes, Quick ready. It’s food that stands by you tem, car the morning. It’s the “balanced ration” of pro- - and Wash and hull ripe strawberries. | ries and sprinkle them? sugar. Add to them a@ a cupful and a half pineapple and set to ready to serve, drain t heap in lettuce | the fruit in white use a boiled @ juice of a lemon ame of olive oil to the use that asa d a mayonnaise is made * tard and thinned If all the wives i States were remuUnee= service at the rate their payrol] would ‘than $17,000,000 Strawt on ee a‘ nearly cool. cConr F. co? nery THE RHYMING OPTIMIST By Aline Michaelis THE HAPPIEST MAN. E has not time to murmur oF no hours } he has no days to e to vain regret or waste in idle eams. No envy stirs him to & mood, no hate He has his task! s to brood upon life’s stings and He bas his task and, hum- it fills his joy- s.days with subtle sense of cease- with harmony and aise! For work still brings to p his noblest bliss, still pays its high wage; there are no sor- s from despair’s abyss that toil He has his task! happiest man of all, who joys skill; ches may totter and proud em- ss fall. he reaps of gladness still. for futile his being It is not Ge Re ERE SPRee | ~~ though Almond Paste Filling. | Three egg yolks, 1 tablespoon am butter, %™ cup minced al- [fionds. 2 ounces almond paste, % “mp sugar, % cup hot milk, almond ix and beat the eggs one at & e Then add the other ingre- hts except the almond extract. k until thick, add % of a tea- on of almond extract, beat un- Almond paste may be obtained stores. | ; rete nomen Quick Quaker | . | a@ae you rinse.” ‘ints & use T, r stocking bul will Soeur in halt eee Onginal coior them « aew olor to mesch or censsest with Juul fen And so easily—jost “tint Blue Box — for lecocremened slike Snr the eilk —lace remains whutel. ah Fy 1S¢ at drug and dept. stores TINTS AS YOU RINSE Dves Anything gny Coler @ TILFORD.

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T. LOUIS POST-pigpaak LT Me Building Refuge Against | _ ° Life’s Storms Whether the Elements or Human Worries Surge About, There’s No Place Like a Cozy Home to Revive or Renew Courage. a ee eee ~ : By WINIFRED BLACK. HHDW, what a start! W The wind shrieked and raved and howled. The sea stormed and foamed and the waves dashed thems®ives upon the rocks like sO many wild-hearted suicides. the meadow land and how the gulls screamed and flew higher and higher—up to the very clouds and behind them! The tall trees beyond the garden wall bent and swayed, wise things—the trees. They don’t defy the storm. They bend before it. But what did we care—we in the little house 60 close to the wild sea! for an old book, one full of laughter and tears—and one read aloud in her soft voice that is like the ripple of cool water over the stones in a little laughing stream and one of us hemmed curtains, bright orange and soft blue they were, and we had a great plate of new fudge and a little sea grass basket filled with spiced cookies. When we stopped reading we made a pot-.of fragrant tea and we laughed s0 hard and told so many stories that we didn’t even know it was stormy. How eweet it is to build a refuge against the storm and find kindly solace there. We built a great fire on the hearth an@ sent to the library | The river in the valley below broke its banks and overflowed | | fore, and so but for what the Mer- By Thornton WwW. Burgess -o- Children’s Bedtime Story -o- | | Johnny Chuck at once, but now,/| up the path, Johnny Chuck re With His Back to a Rock » = ‘Tis what's dehind and not before That makes the difference in the score. —Old Mother Nature. HAT which is in front of you, , T can see; but that which is behind you, you cannot see and still keep your eyes in front. So it is most important to make | sure'of what is behind—even in times of trouble and danger there is everything in your back- ing. There is nothing like having a rock at your back. That is, un- less it happens that you want to run away. Johnny Chuck was exploring in the Old Pasture. Never had he been along this old cowpath be- | j ' ; } | i i ' : ry Little Breezes told him as they danced ahead of him he didn’t know what to expect as he round- ed each turn. It was quite excit- “Huh!” exclaimed Old Man Coyote, and grinned | ing and it was a lot of fun, and|2@P- But Johnny was so excited Johnny was beginning to feel with his explorations that he'| quite himself again. He didn’t| ‘¢n’t stop to map, too; he kept give the Old Orchard and his|™e&ht on. Yes, sir, he kept right ee - BOYS’ AND GIRLS’ MAGAZINE Are you reading it? Out every week with the Sunday Post- Dispatch. Coyote had crossed over from the other branch of that cowpath— the one Johnny Chuck had not gone down. “Huh!” exclaimed Old Man Coyote, and grinned. “Huh! If this isn’t Johnny Chuck! And what are you doing way over here, Neighbor Chuck?” Johnny Chuck is no coward There isn’t one teeny, weeny cow- ardly hair on Johnny Chuck’s body. The proof of this is that now every one of them stood right up on end. Johnny did his. best to grin back at Old Man Coyote, but his grin wasn’t much of a suc- cess, excepting in that it showed all of his sharp teeth. Johnny backed up after a hasty look over his shoulder. He backed up against the great rock. Then he | 'Oon second thought, he ‘ny would be able to put up a dreadful fight, and Old Man Coy- ote didn’t feel like it. _he had been very, very hungry he would have. hungry at all, for he had had a| opened } } ——Ctié Chuck, something very like re-! Chuck a few minutes, Old Man spect came to Old Man Coyote. His | Coyote walked around him at & first thought had been to kill! safe distance, then trotted along realized maining right where he was, with that killing Johnny Chuck! his back to that big rock. He re wouldn’t be such an easy matter.’ mained there for some time, long With his back to that rock, John-| enough to make sure that Old Man Coyote was not coming back. Then Johnny once more went on Perhaps if/ his way. (Copyright. 1926.) _ An Austrian woman barber who a tonsorial parlor in ‘Buenos Aires is doing more busi- mt dinner and was on his way | ness than any other barber shop in ome. So after watching Johnny /:nar city But he was hardly bebe) +6664 + 46005. so TT i isasea ; se . ed SPOSOT1S ERS ceccce 2a gdags sos pee cys sede: Fes pceess Fo > eee eeee eee. tp peer pe etee pe es ere? «@ Pe eeet~oscee” BOE OS Oe Os SOS 6 oo HHS HSE SOS OOE ERE OD O28 CGT SDO*H+ CH Ge ee Po I 7 - _S we : PR. é Beaseonasemeases. coscecses sci. iwwrrereree He 2eee ee ere eee eee . aes © SORE + CSF + OES COPE Te- Ong CORE . -* +208 e684 oP eSeee et eSeeee “eee ’ : - a t Oe La op = home over there a thought. He/|° without anybody to warn him | looked straight at Old Man Coy- | didn’t even miss Polly Chuck. Al-| of what might be ahead of him. | ote, and this ume he did a little | ways he had wanted to visit the And so it was that as he came _betterin grinning. He did almost. Old Pasture, and never had he 2round the big rock he came face| really grin. | been there before. Now was his | ‘t©® face with Old Man Coyote, who Old Man Coyote sat down, and was on his way home. Old Man. as he sat there, looking at Johnny Ly Fue = “er Rye What a terrible thing ft would be if we all had to live together in great pushing crowds—the old and the young, the simple and the learned, the light-hearted and the sad—-what if we never could get away from the world and the worry and the trouble of it, and SS eee 3 eee face our sorrows alone in a quiet room or talk them over quietly ee See ee . fp . chance and he had to make the men a to i be oe ‘ “ — i etaetiatiinesinianeeietieetanetis aoedeetig de Te oe ee “ 2 yee ? H : | with one or two real friends and so—forget them. Sak ak ae nt —— : : | C GER WOOO I love a storm—lI love the wildness and the majesty and strength ie - . th gb ape aad ADVERTISEMENT | | and the power of it, I love the singing winds and the stormy “oe . " : m “ pe , sce ack | i . - —= | seq. But I love best of all the thought of home and refuge and lov- ms poe steva ras th - on ge: HOW TO GET THIN H pe for sport wear is this chic ‘ | ing sympathy and understanding. | Peli —o ure tha } | : i om rma tamed P THE RHYMING 2 | Let’s build such wie “eg mae Uist ce if it’s wn Sot as cute shes oe ah Without Weakening Diets | H | trimemne Cif tle room with a book or two and a sha amp and a : —— = ‘ fetniors, PARK & TILFORD. AY) St. Lewis | ! Worthy of its Name ——— Ss % at a re at . C ' P rae pei ts «ge . > . = oe

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ae ‘ SLLOUIS POST-DISPATCH) : eel | CONC eee : MAY 20, 1926, : Ty "i fe” “Y Vy, fr Sr=t= ANY- ACS . oy T / —— ping You'Re - ol -| You uP = To MAKE A TRIP THERS S NoTHiniG 86 a NORTH FOLE AGAIN 0 - CORMANS, AND Tite YOUR NEXT ve TO THE NORTH FOLE tana Dee ‘Oo = bd UP THERE ANYWay... B , 2 +c a - —_= — LA He nN { T ‘S ’ a AR RAER S E } SOON - AND MA ss To -- THERE'S Too mucw Tr, : VOL. 78. NO. 250. JUST PASSING OVER cr — S THEY S\ You CAN GO THEsAS rc Ue he i la | S we Tue FUN S ALL Gove OUT OF ty : | ee Hav. ‘. = ——__ 7 a . aha S inn (oy F:(G RCE --WHY You WoOVLDn sy i ae 4 a € “\TA ) Kuow THE OLD PLACE Mame. |e ‘\ 5, | ; | ' | . on pe i 4 - " , . ys ; “a vk ¢ 4 . ~ ’ 7 7 patty, ee to . , ~ a B. Be ‘ ’ ey te hy P Sey) Lr. / bad + S ‘ . 2 / ; 7 ; > > \ - “a ’ ; -_ j 7 . ae = #5 wes a ee eee ae er: - * a fe psy oN §: > be Z iy —s Se % age. * a4 . fe} is °. ¥ “4 = fey 5. , 25 eee - x is age - 6 ox ; Fag ‘ : ’ ‘, ¢ : ; é. ; . LT tt a —— = ———— 2 Paes MUTT AND JEFF—THE DETECTIVE IS THE VICTIM AGAIN—By BUD FISHER (copyright, 1880, wy we glume Decision to Facilitate Legal | . We a Thee P di gs in AS A SPECIAL FAVOR TO ME, PoP, HAVE NOPE. THINGS ARE — “ss . JECF, DO WHAT I ASKED YoU ROUNDED AwFut QuicT: I'D | fme eat THIS TASTE IT AND he Other Similar St. Louis YOU= Wilt You? Pop's UP AKY Likc TO RUN i PIG, WIte SEC}, You seek y DOING DeTecTive woric BANDITS, meas eee os You, mutT: | | ScoTlanD YARD | Bond Issue Projects. DOWN BY THe GAS \ TODAY? a. ne Rag ? DARE-DEevA! = | peat ae HO TODAYS Hay | | USE DAY THRWE ON | : CASE IN THE COURTS RIGHTOS r'm DANGER. NOW, '— silt ibe > sand SCOTLAND YARD | ; ——————- If —— {% sINCE NOVEMBER, 1920 a” | | THUS STUNT, P) | ie | . . MurT! : : WZ ) | 3 SM Technical Objections of THE BROWNS BLUES. | If the Boston Braves could ar-| > - , r | O H iets te liede ae aed “4 : : 4 Property wners E Browns are resting fown "2"&e to stic k around here all sum- : ; he . below /mer maybe our hopes would be} ; ; 1) ; : = . Ss f é Brushed Aside and Way Alas! "twas ever thus: |realized sooner than we expected. me | : ra, 4 / \ - e ’ ' Aig ~ 1 § wees a ~ . - ; ; j : ™ : } to v pies rein the cellar now and, oh, | The man on the sandbox says ft 7 ps — TO yt.) a Cleared Whe difference to us. . | is an il] wind that blows no good. | U/ ) 4 7 ave ; ° 3 s" ~ ‘ ‘ ’ . = A 3 4 er TES SE Oe et Pen ii fenils ‘ a y i tou oe a ee * e SAO Rove? Lien! Reb hn ations ——— —_ ithaca wine tpadtieaesir ated nce gels wpe. hagere™ ry a: (IR ORS ee ass ecaiee eer may vere ie . wee Ge sh, see ahs vd > eas SE Ut i aR I EE Pe along very nicely together and preliminary writ of prohibition i Too True. agreed on everything except a so- isdiead in aypoeers 192 nage had suspen: all prog n * Looks like the Boston Brav luti , — . ee aw e . * -¥ # s 5 . z : ; -. > = a a y 4 the only teams th: h: eo . 1e) Oug it it Out on these > iG ’ y Ag , J _@ Y — . - “a ‘ *) ; ** rr? —_ : . — =: : pr 0) ¢ at haven't won a | jing lie Misr dentine ot om teas A OS JOOS eit | 4 SS yy i ee ie Z | =} 4 Judge F. E. Atwood wrote thej{” pennant in their respective leagues. | pass a os : ; : - ss WEGsT ae BOS, .y . . a, = t ee, . ©. ee . -§ opimian and all the other Jadges] | , ° . ‘ i a > county ine *h . ro . : 4 » ‘ “os >. . a A ae *, : a 4 A “ ; 4 a 4, e . - . *% ' i \ | ws Whe : ¢ > 4" — concurred. Ps jp they ieft the matter in the ¢ Pe S ~ ‘ : p 4 ‘. oN. 2S | ' | Decision, , Warm up a new weather man! asa eae acetal mr. > A » - as | | NS 5 ne — aa: . Exfect of the * 2 ane In th Fe CS Nees | Agar Se) 7 ‘ | , OA NER TA. Roe. a oan This decision, if no effort Is made While they both have been there- 5 ihe meantime the city {ts so NOS ORR Te Se ' . re | : * aA ee . : 5B i wk - carry the court fight yoegr ie ARs etna weionnn ote, eae oe oa q ‘ ‘ — ‘ t : e : abouts on several occasions they or with growing pains thi ~ VE 1” ee =} : 4 2 somes — re “* “a . , ' / . 3 j breec]} eS are bursting out “t ~~ ~~ . ° -*. == ey ae a ‘ : ’ . hen = : : > ; * . * will Cle ar the way for rapi prog- have never succeeded in getting ee y Ee ese a —_ - = Def ie -_ Ya ee oe - ress in a number of bond-issue ‘ } ? “eT , ~ y 2° 24 Pores , - >a a . . he ~ : Mm tt & ¢ fj ao “so? aM : there. 7 ams, While the county is rattling | Pose ‘4 AQ r. as : , her al g Lat Projects, including widening and | around like Tom Thumb itn a suit y ; Sooo {—- - ae : = . .S : a © " od § Opening of traffia arteries anol ‘ of Fatty Arbuckle’: : ; WHILE FATE BDowASS THIS PosoR an Creation of Memoria! Plaza, where be reached just like the North Pole |: ‘ pav for the paving has been % | , jf} » § passed and eatimates and advertise- MICKEY (HIMSELF) McGUIRE—By FONTAINE FOX = @& ments for te necessary pubile hearing are on file. ready for use. — - z An ordinance must be passed to | oe MICKEYS MARVELOUS MARKSMANSHIP GM authorize letting the paving con- TOU HURR YAN GIT OH i NO " MITH wis tract. whith probably can be DRESSED FOR SCHOOL } |CCOoDyY'! | LET cu A CLOD oF DIRT HAS NEVE si t sori . . he 7 i ‘ Me § mt 7 IS e J 1 age 3 ea-Et & : ’ me 3 a ‘ fa ~ ‘ > ; oe OE, Oe. et Be y ¥ + te . : v q ¥ - © - # F . : ; > s 5 ’ ‘. S * + es “4 7 ; ; S ¥ * fi x ; a a ‘. ; : D., x : . br rt Ze t 4 a Lt ” » - 4 " ite : r “— - wih + + b rh > aa i bh, al 2 * : ‘ ; » : ¥ R = oe . = | . r se) “a = 4 5 aie . : oe 5 : = eh ‘ fh é » 3 *$ : - .7 ~s ) } { ¥| - 2 ~ ‘? 3 ~ 4 ’ se oahe ¥ PI s F A B : oR 4 ‘ at * 2 = 7 - & " ; 2 [= 8 2S ‘ > : Bae oe i & i 4 7 ie. % ‘ oh x! 1 ‘ E ae 7 ins & eR, tar pam & ' af . 5 . ne) tl Ets ist z2 4 ‘> ra Z aa +} ¢. “Fat EF ‘2 ¥ ¥ ee = i ne — * a as ts, . x ? & ¢ 9 4 € 28 oie % a i £ Bae s 4 z be be ; : f ts. Kabat’ Se fs Hun’ avenwves and of Fasten ave- HOLD Your HONOR . } AM TKE SS ViALLER MOUS = . , hae, \Y x" d x Py ' — . S Miss Oo 3 nue hetween Franklin and Prairie ~~, = a ; ys soe ’ _ ss avennes a motion pend- HOLD -_ | DEMAWD | TOSSED THE SMALLER y fee SS | ON Dz MUM ine to ecreat Somenae a aie Oe Fair PLAY - oe S| SY 7 } A ! PY tevenses case, patterned after the . SU ALLER “MAT” GUY | 7 . = eee FS ° ; os / fj Rag ep ——— = — ( SEATENCE . 60-40-)))\|8 =\i° ere xe =, AE Wifi fide EL «(Purely technical, involving outlll £6! : ==3 . + - . : rt / ; a > y of the original condemnat ’ filed be the city in 8. Le uit Court on Nov. 9, 19279. teen property owners who dissatisfied with the awards damages and assessments of b fits by the condemnation commik “oners. filed exceptions when fommissioners submitted their Pert to Cireuit Court. When ft ficeptions were overruled they ap Biied to Supreme Court for a of prohibition, te prevent the call Court from approving the eo Tisstoners report, or assuming juriadiction. The complaining property « ers contended the city had to file a proper condemnation ‘on within six months after . * P ee ee eee we POD Re FI eh Pag HY deme * A ree pa inate ~ ee