St. Louis Post-Dispatch
May 28, 1926

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“4 Es * _ “4 ; fa * 2 5 ” nieetes Sarwan mere a : ae ~~ 2 ; ' — THURSDag MAY 27, is 6 ee Aig bed co Select That A partment 4 From the pong oo For Rent Directory in the es. ate Advertisements were ted in the POST-DISPATCH during April, which 27,436 more than were carried by the THREE r St. Louis newspapers COMBINED! MAin 11 } IT. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH - The Only Evening Pafer in St. Louis With the Associated Press News Service SOOK- KEEPER SATS ZN D IT CALL THis ‘ OH-H-H- Boy? . ) GR-R-R Many | a R-RIOUS FEELIN’? = Seonris > To] is ~ 2 ow 4 . ee i or [outa Nn M Og tH | stopping, then spd = on. |time last Feb. 10, at Gienwood | ‘ . . ‘ rt e Pian i ‘ 4 gat a > ‘ ‘ * . | ‘ . . . | % Ly . he Several motorists, among whom !Sanitarium, Webster Groves. where! ahare steamer Westlea, bound from Mon eas ’ ' : ' charge aay ate 4 ; -}was Daniel Tracy, l Bacon ‘they were employed as attendants. | _. itreal to the United Kingdom with |G, ; + 3 | vived traci: the cact. Conat eesterian Te Off | Park, but lost the trail there. They |her mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Kee.|@ 7! 1e east coas resterday é ; icti ee a ' a ind wn reported some conflicting license inam, and Mrs. Catherine Maloney, |) before we eed or tmis part im a damaged {numbers for the car. Tracy said | who had been her bridesmaid. She sages rie, that he was stopped by a motocycle | exhibited a marriage license, issued singpri dae pc von a abd the lin St. Louis, Sept. 8, 1919, to Mar- one whic cilled Mrs. He Yr ~ ~ ree — a Pe ere teeret Cousine and James C Bu- | “ = ieee mn stig esa h ford. Each witness pointed to Dr. | Mrs. Heimer was dead w she ee 3 en § Higgins and declared positively he | was taken to the Mullanphy Hos- was Buford pital nearby. Apparently her | ye i aa ae : 8 . PI , uy Witnesses Sure Higgins Is Buferd. skul was fractured. She resided Mrs. Keenan declared he had - we € sie ‘with her daughters, Mrs. Cecelie!. . MaRS nates: wt: Sele im ta , not changed except for a new set ‘Tracy ¢ } . Jennie Roessler. Thin te CHS “eeake_t an = ee of teeth, and Mrs. Maloney = said wince ale ourti =™Molorithe only difference she could see enicie atality ere this year,| was a new pair of spectacles. compared with 70 in the equivalent Mrs. Buford declared he was 57 eriod last year. i goer I ast year years old, attended Beawmont Med- S100 FINE AMD GO GATE FOR Tinsrriace on ‘Terartens ates MAN WHO HIT POLICE AUTO the —— Hotei rn St. Louis and in Forest Park place. She said Bu- Otto Lapert Gets Workhouse Sen- tence for Carelessness and ford deserted her in 1926. She re- called that he had a brother, Har- Driving While Drunk. A 60-day workhouse’ sentence ry, and several sisters. She § de- scribed a scar on his right fore- and a $100 fine were assessed arm. day by Police Judge Rosecan When Dr. against Otto Lapert, of 4311 Man-|stand, Mrs. Buford pointed chester avenue, on charges of|scar, and he testified it developed |carleess driving and driving an au-}a year ago. after an infection had tomobile while intoxicated. been cauterized., He is 49 years Police officers testified a ma-!old and lives at 820 Hamilton ave- chine driven by Lapert collided; nue, with his only 2 with a police machine on Olive street, near Grand boulevard, on sister, Mrs. Genna W. Gannon, and his aged mother. . April 9. They asserte apert ws A surplus of more than 23,000 os 7 Soe’ a pert wan intoxicated at the time. Lapert He had no brother, Harry, he said, and he had never been signatures over the minimum re- “iat a s ; Si e will ; Pai. quired for a recall election has beer tis ans ° obtained on the pettions nt age TWO U S, BRIB " AK RS JAI D ; 1Ur E F LE Higgins Shows Documents. He exhibited certificates show- irecall of Mayor Miller. ee pistes Saruce aot tae ae i Ss Me ; and li- is 60.456 and to- | Phey Admit Guilt in Pittsburg} censed to practice as Dr. Higgins. Recall Committee} ,. 4), jee sae Care, During the years 1919-1920 he elt ehbeinad y PITTSLURG. a. lived at 4349 Fountain avenue, with | 83,651 as ; en in | | Pleading. guilty of accepting a dre 24 nours. A 0a eee being | bribe in connection with a luxury gathered to cover faulty signatures | tay return, John A. Porter of New y "CE the ' price which he demands in behalf of the State of the first ,extradition of William Allen Scott May raised i/ i MT i Terral SHIP COLLIDES WITH ICEBERG OFE. NEWFOUNDLAND COAST _ ~~ - a * 4 Vv MeL Me ‘ OR RRS. OLS API NT Re ae, Phy Re eo ee ed . 28 The grand jury investigation, now in the fourth day, has defi- niteiy shifted from the Rutherford murder case to the general conduct . of. the Circuit Attorney's office, The grand jury, it is known, con- ‘quest for extradition of Ruther- KN ee si siders that when Attorney-General & Ve ae S Ti as SS aes: Gentry Asked Circuit Judge Mix to ford, ‘“‘Missouri will have to come Es tas % ame aaa 4 ; | , set aside the judgment freeing Wil- }across with two ends Siattbehne liam Allen Scott Rutherford, slayer jee IWIcve ee, fo : : eS mi of a Majestic Hotel bellboy, on lw 1 Missouri Governors have re- i, a 4 xecravher. JOSEPH SIEGEL. Circuit Judge Frey has téld of Siegel's repeated. efforts—all of vail—-to induce him to agree to accept a recom- Vondutlan ‘at “ie 4 ney’s office to let Rutherford off with a $300 fine FTRNE ANKER B MUST GO TO PRISON — eee Supreme Court Affirms Three- Year Sentence of Eli Bunton, of Maysville, Mo. a By end- exX- whose term refused to grant in the Marks case. : ed him to accompany them and $8 woman known as Clark’s wife. #4 At Auroro, he said, they told him of a“hot thing’ wager. He planned to} it $1000, but placed only $400 on Peenza,” the horse, he said his) Sompanions advised him to back. . No Charges Ye Filed. | ENo charges have been filed| 4 against any of the men, pending os M@rther information. As a precau- | imine’ ion, two bottles of liquids and an)|°* ple found in Young's automobile to be analyzed. and Leaver said , WE White Manion ITTAINE FOX z nat lie $1000 was to have be the newspenal code now -in prepa- Alfredo Rocco told the Chamber of Depu- LP a AN ALP. ATTORNEY-GENERAL DECIDES Sargent Rejects New York Prose- ~ cutor’s Recommendation to Drop Swindling Charge. Special to the Post-Dispatch. NEW YORK, May 28.—Charles W. Morse, indicted four years ago on charges of using the mails to defraud investors in stock of the United States Steamship Co., must Returued. obtained some Arkansans have ration, Minister of Justice [O- Several hours after the arrests t four men denied their guilt, crowds of angry turfmen, have thoroughbreds at the | *, waited outside police head- | | erg. 2 "gt a ome . se lare pending against him, growing sl gt of four accounts in that: moe : see no resemblance he- |. ; . The indictment | t of ki f the -bank ank. 4 elaborate preparations made ee vie imprisonment. Phe Ir . out of wrecking o e ank. | betcdehandl %e stick-up men bween the handwriting of Dr. Hig- err Dollineer was voted in good] $250,000 ALIENATION SUIT Based on Note Theft. Another banker before the grand to prevent identification aft- Ae aga the signature on Mrs. Bu- faith and Missouri should not as-; Chicago Manufacturer Defendant; ype case decided today involved | Jury was William G. MecClennan,. er a erime mi rrem marrigge leense. sume otherwise Cases are tried in Action Filed by Physician, the alleged theft by Bunton of a/ #ssistan treasurer of the American: ‘ e EE A FERS Sl ' : Hep » Associated Press. Trust Co., where William Geist.’ ) ir merits here, and. no one ‘s (| By-the $3000 note left with the bank by , : George Cohan Tells the Story 4 AU, S. GOT MEXICO’S LIQUOR °" ened without sufficient evi-| CHICAGO, May 28.—Damages |, customer for safekeeping. The| Chief Clerk in Sidener’s office, is. of His Life—In a richly Ba a) am a ar Losepecalecabwtay ‘of $250,000 are sought in a suit Adem howed 2 ian q|# depositor. | humorous vein, the well- Canadian Tells of Shipments That jdence. : to t W. Veen ee eee | k ak ' ‘to dancer son Didn't Get Throngh. Hears John Rutherford. Regt Ss ead Avge ge 1} , \the note, directed a bank employe The salary of the Circuit Attor- a n nh me oe pale ‘ i ES mae “8 it when vulted ‘yout | against Sanford *: —— — Pie ito credit the equivalent of the note Dey is $5000 a year. “In addition iprecifatonty a dives install. OTTAWA, Ont May 28.—The se seit by lohn Rutherford Selman ercnvig ceptimeet j * } é . s ; Z a © * - ; : 7 a j be an who is raising 11. chil- - ri cobably | United States. This man is the/ | the legal papers were in proper| Typewriter in French Courts. foee e was head of virtually all ther he gets $5 on each dren and has an international es h B in- | mysterious ‘Mr. Scherer,” for form. and not to hear testimony or | BF the Associated Press. cioraete ~ the tows: feiture set aside. - Soe | reputation as an industrial ae ed ofr |whom the committee had been) aid avidedee ‘on the merits of| PARI =a? 28.—The typewriter | Shape veserhig et not in his of- Siegel Not to 1 : creasing : 3 peek ig ! jen : : | “ , ; , fice, S 4 stone bench in front wf Joseph 2 ae ee engineer. wu: | searching. Pree a He contrasted this rule has at last invaded the law courts | . @ h important. | ness tomorrow; : 3 the ¢: : e. ce ithe bank where , Another im =< : Prarie . vrance the courts had | ne would sit The Penalty Is Paid—Sequel slightly warmer | Turco-Bulgar Treaty Ratified, with the action of Gov. Raker, in of sone pees Suietetudl to the | hours talking to all who would hea, -@ to the famous courthouse bat- in north portion | SOFIA, May 28.—The National | haviir his secretary hold a sceir- “ < wan Minister of Justice Laval | teh on the merits of “Houn Dogs” be » 3 "iroini last of . , ssembly has ratified a treaty be- | : rhic «stimony favorable | P©" 7 a aoe e . i age 8 oa “ter 4 teres od w) | Sa Turkey and Bulgaria under | ov a ” a a ‘now has Issued instructions by | 4nd punctuating his observations ne the. curpries -Seeer *. yy Sunset, 7:18; sunrise (tomorn e bi 4 ‘n # ve catia eedres to Dollinger was given which court registrars art author-| With a booming laugh that could , been released, after servinx 4:38. 7 which dip — 3 : 4 C. ath , A political phase to the case &P- |izeq to receive typed documents, in- | be heard on the other side of the 14 vears In prison. | = Stage of the Mississippi, 9.6 feet, wie the alli . ai — -| te : a ae » stead of those written by hand. town square. fali of .2. nople, are resumed. 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PAGE 2 lias — O.K’D BY SIDENER, DENIED BY COURT» Division No. , at Jefferson Baldwin. meee ee ee MUST SERVE 5-YEAR Jones H. Parker, Former Are Ignored. eee een Re By the Jefferson City Correspond- ent of the Post-Dispatch, JEFFERSON CITY, Mav _ 9 ® wae i Syivester Baldwin's conviction of | highway robbery in St. Louis, in a | - Case in which Circuit Attorney | Sidener of St. Louis wrote Chief Justice Blair of the Supreme Court that review of the evidence § con- vinced him of Baldwin's was affirmed for the second time by Division No. of the Supreme Court today. Sidener, in his letter, which was written after the same division had first affirmed the conviction. December, and after he had &°w_ alibi affidavits obtained by the | uefehdant’s lawyer, declared he would nolle pross the cage if it was remanded for a new trial. The innocence, ” — PE peter: fe ee ht mabrynneseene pate these in the | to it. written Ly when not presented today, pending a’.,rehearing, affidavits, which were trial record, were The opinion Commissioner Railey, decided the. cease on the record and | the affidavits presented to the Judges in chambers by Baldwin's attorney, Jones H. Parker of, St. Louis, Speaker of the last House | of Representatives and a former as- Sistant to Sidener. These affi- - davits were taken two years after the crime. after failing motion within the time allowed by court rules. tentiary. Holds Trial Was Fair. The Commissioner held the con- viction was based on substantial! “evidence, including ldentification of Baldwin by the prosecuting witness * ‘Was held, and the weight of the ‘alibi testimony was for the jury to | decide. Chief Justice David E. | Blair dis- ! -Sented from the majority opinion, « arkansas ress Association here ' declaring reversible error was com- | ¥¢Sterday. said he had been asked ‘mitted in the identificazion =t the | to “take a stand” on the Ruther- trial of a pt “tograph of Baldwin as | {0Td matter, but would first ask .one kept im the Bertillon record '\Gov. Baker to ‘“‘take a stand” on room at police headquarters. Jus-,the Dollinger case. “We expect tice Blair deemed this was preju- | the same courtesy in these matters dicial, tending to show the Gefend- that other states do,” he said. -ant had been convicted of a crime when evidence of such conviction, Marks Says He Thinks Arkansas | * had not been introduced. This dis- Case Against Him Is Outlawed. . Sent may cnable Baldwin's attor- , Hanson J. Marks, mentioned’ by neys to have the case transferred +), Governor of Arkansas today as} i awe couce €8 Dane for another | one of the two men whose return hearing. to that State would be demanded. An order issued last February by | nefore extradition of Rutherford is @ majority of the Judges of Divis- | considered. is 73 years old. and is ion No : on the submission of mac- | mploye’d in a downtown office. He ~ ter exene. the record was Pro- | said today thnt he believed the Ar- tested by Presiding pudge Robert | kansas ‘ease against him was out- F. Walker of Division No. 2. Judge lawed. He said at the time of the Walker declared the proceeding | indictment that he formerly owned | “unheard of’ and without preced- ent. Judge's Comment on Sidener. It is recalled that Judge Walker stated ‘“‘with the conclusion of the Circuit Attorney that the defend- ‘ant is not now guilty, we nothing to do. errors and appeals and with By the Associated Prees. : us. | SCRANTON, Pa., May 28.—The : “To say the least, the pangs of quick action and courage ot Thom- | : conscience that now seem to move! as Hislop saved 63 miners from: the Circuit Attorney to seek. by | Suffocation in a burning mine yes- | epistolary means, to undo what he} terday. Trapped in an 11-foot ve'n did in the discharge of his duty in; of the Mount Leokout colliery of | this matter have been a long time | the Temple Anthracite Co. at Wyo- | in finding utterance,” Judge | ming, the miners were led by His- Walker said. “The record is as he. lop through the smoke-fill'ed tun- ! made it, and if the defendant was! nel to safety after he had foucht | not guilty he should, in the proper) his way through the burning tim- discharge of his duty, have known | bers to reach then. : it and dismissed the case."' Hislop, an assistant mine fore- The affidavits presented by | Man, was on the surfa vhen the | Parker included statements of| fire was reporied 20 feet from the ~ROBBER’S APPEAL, City Again Upholds the Conviction of Sylvester TERM FOR ROBBERY Alibi Affidavits Offered by Aid of Circuit Attorney, last | seen | } | ; ' ‘ court set aside the first affirmation. ; ‘is a candidate for renomination ignored | ia State ing up Roy Smith. driver Mound City Wet Laundry . St. Louis on Jan. 31, 1924, and! robbing him of $31.50. He was. sentenced to five years in the pe nie munication on the | between Gov. The trial was fair and impartial, it | Vidual merits, outline ' states. have | three police officers that Baldwin. was in the soft drink saloon John J. Hurley, 2825 North street, at the time of the robbery and an affidavit from the prose- cuting witness, felt Raldwin was the who. man felt he might be mistaken. A certified copy of Baldwin's police record later waa filed Bupreme Court showing Raldw Whd heen arrested 69 in tirnes, Tone victed twice on burgtary and rob- bery charges and fined in police | court on six occasions. Gets $500 of $4000 Claim. The Board of Estimate and Ap-| propriation of $500 to be Herman Groeschel, an ‘fee for pointine out to the Counselor in 1917 that under City of. Sarah |. that he sometimes | rece'ved the full Impact of the, forced air pumped into the mine for ventilation. Realizing that the smoke driven back Into the work- ings soecn would become suffocat- ‘ing, Hislop dashed inio the mine, ‘working at the foot of the shaft. hi: made his way to the doors leading Be _ Statute of 1871 the State must te! he had murdered a man a 4% Mal the expenses of the Assessor's Mo. > air ' pamioke ___-—.. ST.LOUIS POST-OISPATCH ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCA FRIDAY EVENING, MAY 28, 1926 __ KILLED BY A BOMB ON EVE OF WEDDING EE CLL COLL ALL OC ALOE LL A ee MISS JANET KRUBAECH. WILLIAM FRANK. ARKANSAS? TERMS ON SURRENDER OF RUTHERFORD GO UP. Continued from Page One. Terral in the August primary. It is believed that he may make arr issue of his refusal to give up Rutherford with- “pears in the fact that Gov. out reciprocal action on the part of | Missouri. “Don't give up Arkansas boys to that will not honor our " has been requisitions, suggested Parker presented bs nen 18 a possible campaign plank for when he was seeking a rehearing | the Governor. to file a rehearing) The Governor said he never met |! any of the Rutherfords before yes- | terday’s Baldwin was convicted of hold- merly lived in Pine Bluff, and the interview. Mrs. Terral for- | of the; Governor said he had heard of the! Co. of} Rutherfords. Terral’s home Gov. in Eldorado. Baker Declines to Trade. There is has been no direct com- Terral and Gov. Bak- The Missouri Governor takes attitude that extradition cases be considered on their and his his policy, said. requisitions with er. the must secretary “De do not trade other Terral, Cov. speaking before the ol per cent of the Murfreesboro | bank's stock, but sold it in 1916. before the bank's troubles arose. FIGHTS WAY INTO MINE FIRE AND SAVES LIVES OF 63 MEN’ This is a court of Pennsylvania, a i proper regard for our jurisdiction, | only the record speaks audibly to. Assistant Foremefn, Leads Crew Through Simoke- Filled Tunnel to Safety. mouth of the shaft at a spot which robbed him, and at other times he! and wit h's son, Robert. who was in) from the main tunne! to the cham. bers $V doors the current diverted and the ‘k Into the shaft froin chamber rounded un to sSatety. opening these was d ba rushing lHiislop led them —- carris Then chamber | workers, to the portionment todAy approved an ap-| Freed of Dying Woman's Charge, pald to! By accountant formerly in the State Auditor's of-|Sherman Alexander. who was held | fice, who claimed $4460.45 as his | for questioning following a death. | the Associated Pram. . WICHITA, Kan... May poe ae | bed 4 Ong, statement by his common Mrs. Mamie law wife, that at Joplin, three years ago, has been re- . eased, — Rutherford case ; indi- | GIRL THIRD 10 Dit June 17 77. LOUIS Founded 6. deol POST-GISPATCI JOF eT i. .” LITZER 12 38 by The Pult-oes Otilevard ana a on et i “urtigr od b+ ata 4 4. Publishing Jlive Street iMerm ber A MEMI'E The Ar# titled ts tureau of Circuiations.) "4 APFOCTATED PRESS Vress if exclagively en ‘ fest repudlteation at Ow ® Aleiwe te Viges red ted to t I net oth erwiar credited i thie paper ena also the iowa! nea ou hliehed theretn al} righte of republication f apectal re alee reser ' *) BY MAIL $10 | U BRCRIPTION | Datiy Daily Sunda | Rem noneyv order RATES ADVANCE and Sunday one without Sunday one vear. oniv ome vear. either by portal order express or St Louis «xchange —— NMeliverea bye neg Te ot Sued } ile only 60¢ month: COTY. year ~ *“ut-of-town Sunday tI0c¢ a ae freuen 2 eenee matter he ostoffice at St. Phone MAin 1111. Entered i870. at t ." duly ule ali | dispatches herein Jury Turns Its Attention | MUST GO 10 JANL To Circuit Attorney s s Office; SIR EDGAR SPEYER’S DAUGHTER IS BRIDE OF COUNT HUGO MOY Newlyweds, Honcymooning at At- lantic City. 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Ae ROR ta me. em te matic UEYUOOUETOAETOOYEOOEEEOEEVOOUDEAE SOO TOOT i at 33 Beautiful Patterns © Cc Per Roll Save 50% to 90% on Your Wall Pape Buy Webster’s BSTERS . | for Europe. Of BOMB PECFIVED. said. In this conversation Frey By the Associated Press. | ; i | _ Continued from Paxe One. drew the admission from _ Siegel | NEW YORK, May 28.—Count | { patos hat he had been introduced to | | : rarts nies A | iwere on hand -yesterday to sive een ‘in on iaieiie ey | | Hugo Chase Moy of the Bavarian De Jud ttempt g | ir testi | | and banker udge \ | | their testimony. i Siegel and Bender have been | family of ray yanenentines toda in P A short time before adjournment | constant companions at the Ma- | was on ars age ie ee |. Mrs. Siegel was called into the/jjestic Hotel since April 27 when | ea rege a Miss Pamela | . - ountess : s Tek ee | ‘grand jury room. She was inside; Bender and his family moved to Th ar ° Mary Janet Krubaech, 19, Suc- & he ‘the Majestic. -ender has a suit After ree Years Supreme Speyer, daughter of Sir EGzar | py the Associated Prag,” William and Schwar | about 20 minutes and then acéourn-/ | $10,000 damages against the | Cc S J a Speyer. They were married yes- | DENVER, Colo | Three : ) : 7 ‘Meise rs “ i ‘ eg ' cumbs After Explosion |™ ent came. The Siegels were told| hotel in behalf of his client, Mrs. ourt Says Josep *|terday In the rectory of St. Pat-| pstaprook, cereal. Only Hours | to appear at 1 0a .m. today. At that} i Tucker. Last night when report- | J d M t O rick’s Cathedral by ‘Mer. Lavelle. | token into custed * Wi Their } - 7 . P ine } - ‘ : ° ‘ That Killed Her Fiance time Mrs. Siegel was recalled as a lers attempted to interview Siegel, uage us Serve NC! The Count is 26 years old, his bride a y Parting ith Mo. | wv itness, She was excused after 20) Bender hotly * interposed objec- Y and Pa $1000 Fine 23: postal inspectors ‘et “c Glib and Father. | minutes. | tions and said: “Sieg rel doesn't ear y Count Moy was married fourja Federal warrant * em cy to Strangers. She was accompanied from the | want fo talk to you.” years ago in a civil ceremony in| with an alleged plot % has 'grand jury room into the witness , : : . 00 “oo ariting V. Lest ly. special’, Another line of investigation be-| By the Jefferson City Cérrespond- | Bertie: tp ise Ame, 6 Seen Ee. See FITS OF THEIR ) sas : ‘ClE ‘ » . t . . j “ 7 -o 4 . - . * ‘POLITICAL ENEMY A nab at Ge eae 1, s ‘in. ing followed by the Attorney-Gen- | ent of the Post-Dispatch. |dancer. However, this marriage/ County Circuit Comm O @ +e . 4 * } . - e > > ° “: : sistant orney-General, who in eral is that opened by the story of | JEFFERSON CITY. May 28.—/| 45 annuled because it was stat- | City. E REPAIR OF PARENT IS HELD cormyey: sreses, a Tae. presence of Michael Cutter bondsman, of 2000) N Ep a . 3. ed, the dancer had a former hus-j; The officers say SHO SHO e ape © ters, ‘ e067 os. , . a ivisi Wo. 2° of S reme , . - wcheset.c ye AS tig nigh youl oof WeS' Division street, who admitted in /| Division — = = — |band living. The Count came t0/| i, .narged with cending | . asthenia | Sorry’ that the grand jury did not) 31, exclusive interview with a Post-|Court of Missouri today afiirmed |the United States two years ago to |;.rfield a samsis a 3 ; a wept 1 Moen cage? mes wceotatagad | Dispatc} reporter published /the conviction of Joseph F. Judge | study bank‘ng. 3 ed to Buy “Valuab! Po toffice Inspectors ay | Appearance a a witness before | ' , a cee eee Kates: wii . cake flour, which, BS c ' + ; aAré © | Wednesday. that he - had worked | a le ;.| Count and Countess Moy will! s¢tdr the a the grand jury gives him immunity “~~ for fraudulently voting In a pri- | 2 jurist, his w | Diam nds”’ Sa | p t j t *i“a ringer’ on the court in a bond oe 'sail soon for Europe. He will enter | were made viol} Plate Unset Oo at | Package urpor oO | from prosecution. 4 . mary election in St. Lou's County | é; ' cyt fon | forfeiture case with an attache of : | the banking business in Munich. | to contain more ti iy oe fe | F Sl M Biege!, as ts ag Shee active the Circuit Attorney's office, pay-{ Aug. 1, 1922, when he was a resi- | The Countess’ father, of Ger- of poison. rifice Price and The : > > ) ; ! : s 3 Come rom ain an ’s | in efforts to keep Rutherford out ing $100 “on account.” ident of St. Louis. He has been at|man-Jewish descent, came to the | ' | ee eee Se Res Snail | ' , United States to live after his Brit. |,, PSt#Drooms Prove to Be Glass. | Son-in-Law. cessful conferences “with Circuit. Jury May Hear Cutter. liberty under appeal bond during, - charge,” | | Bt? eager (phn : ; ish citizensh' p was revoked during | ae : | Judge Frey, in working tow ard | Cutter is under sentence of two the three years since he was found | ithe war as the victim of a | that end, have been published. But ‘years in the pe nitentiary on cone zuiltyv and sentenced to one year | PEE ae ee 2 The only known | ' a Tt took William and Sara a MUSKE! SON Mich May 28.— the grand jury particularly want8/ viction May 11 of having substi- jin jail and fined 31000. | CREDITORS SEEK $20. 000 OF aad a oa me a Bawerts Tt ee eee i . “ka - , - ‘% —e . caltesics , Y ; © ; ; a : + : ' | - : ie a a anal jto know “wep about his HIBTONS | tated Michael Walsh for Martin; Judge, a brother-in-law of Tony | fue a son, Willard - the profits of thels MANE |Miss Janet Krubaech, 19 years o?0, | wan A. Samuel Bender, the poll-| Brennan, whose $1000 bond he had | Foley, ex-convict, gambler and ALLEGED CONCEALED ASSETS | geese pap : 8 - & , | ldied here early today, the’ third/ticlan who had the dual role of |signed in a concealed weapons case. | Jack Daniel whisky conspirator, | 'said they found among hi repair shop at 4002 aa | -. special prosecutor and damage suit) . tte | nee Cisse ' : est ‘victim of a bomb that exploded in ge ' ie: wenth ‘te ge ies ey He claimed that he prot we pay |has the doubtful distinction of be-| An order to show cause why he |a typewriter, the typet -and about three hours yesterday | lthe lobby of her father’s resort ho- | ' eae ee ee ae — 5160 \ing the only one convicted out of! should not turn over $20,000 to | appeared the same as that a lose it all to three glib swindle) - | : = ie am: knows about the negotiations Car- es Attorney S OTI1Cé atta ine arly 100 persons indicted on | the trustee of the bankrupt Arco | addressing the wrapper @ who persuaded them to invest. it j te]. the Three Lakes Tavern, yes , , “3 : “on account as a bribe and that | olsonous ancake fl '? ‘ ee ee ae ae ae, See Sere Attorney's the full price agreed en between |C?arses of fraud in the 1922 pri-| Tire Co., 4431 Easton avenue, was P P a 1 thas - “diamonds. | 'terday. William R. Frank, aeye « ,. a* accuse : se ad oe Chicago, who was to have been prison. out when the man tried to “graft” Judge was indicted Oct. 23, 1922, ! Bankruptcy Coles against Thomas | /e\t¢" bt a ri ai wea si old “con eS rush act” o married Saturday *° Miss Kru-; 4g iaoe Frey Before the Jury $50 wortts P . EP a from C ad ‘and was tried and convicted on/| Meier. executive of the company, pers Pro —_— ies ‘the sale of “gems” that proved t ; : , = ips t di * 1és Ute j 4 . : - |baech, was killed ourright and her Circuit Judge Frey, who was the |ter’s store Cutter asserts he was | May 31, 1925. Circuit Judge Wur- | following a hearing at which five | eer _be nothing but well-cut pieces ¢ ‘father, August Krubaech, died of ee ahh 2 rete, eg |“doubl : ailienteale al Datincindl ‘a ~|deman. deferred sentence. On icreditors of the concern told of | Estabrook, according to @ _giass. But Schwartz and his wif injuries soon after the explosion. | — ee ee ety Ne btiationa “ine indee ony to June 5, 1923, Judge filed a motion | Selling merchandise to Meier on, ities, instituted separation gr pmave been working too. hard t fihe bomb was received through the | ee ee eee ee ony consumed Foes, gceres 4 tell his story to the | for a new trial and this was not | his assertion that he was “doing | ings against his wife beforg: skeep posted on confidence me ;mail ee ee ee eee Sie- | gran d ‘ary Cutte hae pe itioned overruled until Feb. 4, 1924, eight | a good business.’ Porterfield a few years. “and they were easy victims. The authorities have learned that Se! as the man who tried to per- Cen & caw txtal and sobme Dees hes months later. Jedes eae ateeest Te ee: te oe later obtained a divoree » It was Wednesday morning tha ithe package coritaining the bomt |SUade him to aceept the recom- |. senesced rom : ae ed ME es oie Mike 1926 |}amount sought has been concealed |@fter the court had failed & a man came into the store, leane ». | mendations of Midener fetting Ruth. |*°* 698° Bencer consideranon. foe APSR. OF ee oe ee ges ' fort to effect a re¢éoncili on the counter and smiled affabl was mailed at the Muskegon post- | ~ ff “agenae Siege! ‘the new trial is granted Cutter then Case Remanded in 1924. by Meier. He denies the charge 0 ta’be thet a loffice Wednesday afternoon. One waists ‘° sea a me lege Be as ‘might obtain immunity by going} Late in December. 1924. the Su jane states that all he has to show tua sal oO iving -as Schwartz looked up from hi ¢ s here investi- " thefore the er: fury | “ . , ‘for the $25,000 in merchandise he’! nostoffice inspector 1 “ — \ tent Sis Seuiile eeddd mot consent he fore the rand jury. He has in-| preme Court dismissed the appeal ; How Scheme Was Worked. he case and two others are | dicat th » knows “a whole Jot | apes ; ; purchased on credit is assets of! se cae’ 8 'to such an arrangement. But Siegel | tcated that he knows “a whole lot ;and remanded the case on the} 'PRELATES ELEVATED & “Friedman's the name th /expected from Chicago. ma si ni the chek and on a i'more” than he told the Post-Dis- | ground the appeal had not been | $451. 4 stranger said. “Thought me mak | ; " ag frubaech, runnin ; a pale eet atch an avs he k ‘sg ‘‘s a thi | A _——— SS | ‘ : A year ago “3 u : viet — | came i hae he oleae that anh h nce _ bes — : one perfected within the time fixed by | Fill Vacancies at Rich yself acquainted.” - o ¢ Supervisor, as - cick ’ " é t e ] € ore are ca . is ‘ ? : repitt : : ee ee Supervisor. ™ _'he did not know if the Circuit At- law. The trial record transcript! who wrote today’s opinion, criti- and Salt Lake “Friedman,” it developed, wa posed by the Ku Klux Klan. He 'torney's. office would make _ the The grand jury will hold sessions | sent to th Supreme Court did not | cised the court records sent to the | By the Associated Press. going to establish a sweater factor was defeated by Mrs. Jennie Nor- cociniimiiaiiamin: explaining that tomorrow and Mondav ‘ although show an entrv of judgment or Supreme Court, declaring, "We | ROME, May 28 .— Pope ‘ Fe ext to the Sehwastn shop He’: lin, a recount giving Mrs. Nore . '“someone else was taking care of | Monday is a legal holiday. This 18 |} formal passing of sentence. Judge have never come in contact with | promoted to the vacant ; he in again. He was—vesterda —YOa « a ‘O1) Tor. {are’e c } ve. "1% } AE rr 11% . i s : ‘ = = * ¢ : . | charges and counter charg . " ; 1¢€ Athen titans ii aenth hed-re- {certain feature: of the inquiry tO 2) he sentenced Judge, but that the| that presented in this case. "drew J. Brennas, auxil "a a hwartz, another man _ entered time, and there was ele arrest and | fused to agree (0 any arrangement conclusion before it adjourns fin- |clerk must have neglected to make | e overruled a long list of de- | of Scranton bo . Swale was looking for a family name /cony cUOn for illegal \ Ores | Last by which Rutherford would escape | ally on Saturday of next week. | the entry. fense contentions of error, pointing | ; has ste mr a eau k lein. No one knew the family. month Krubaech —_— — a penitentiary sentence, Sierel con- | Judge was formally sentenced on | Out that most of them were mere_ Rev. . ar Salt ' a cit to “And I was to sell them som: jslate gained an easy victory, onls ferred with Chief Clerk Geist in| Drives Au-o Into Beauty Shop. | jan. 8, 1925, and on the same day | abstract assertions, with no spe-| rears er te Bl i cia. jamonds,” the second man said ; 4 j oj o ¢ S . ' nai a ; : : ie er f oi : em r ‘ e s , 4 Fab ee «TOE MeTeS Against Sidener’s office It is known thdt Losing ccntrol of her auto when lw as granted another appeal. The | cific showing of error, : and held | ceed t “ P Look at them—twelve unset beau him. 1 Weddi Gift | Judge Frey talked with Geist aaa she swerved sharply to avoid a.transcript reached the Supreme} they were without merit. One of ‘Billy Sunday con Presidcnt ies. right down from Canada.” Thought ta ~ ( ne we a |} Sigel had been to see Geiet. The collision. Mrs Esiher Rubenstein. ! Court last September, and @# the} these contentions was that the trial i Ry the Associated Press. 3 He drew a package from hi: a se | (CO Judge has quoted Geist as having ee car We x ‘| case finally was argued at the April | court “erred in taking judicial no- | © HESTER. Minn = pocket and opened At on the coun. womb was delivered by@e rural said: “I am going to see that! 29 years old, 2227 Market street,| term of Division No. 2 ‘tice that there was an election held; ROC meen : 5 emp ie Za fer. It contained 12° sparkling : . ™ . © = ‘ | Se ‘ ; B ' : wes) ‘ ’ pate. sit , : eee , 1 , a FOmeresy morning a) | Howard (Sidener) does this.” Frey | crashed into a beauty shop at 2301 The decision today apparently on Aug. 1, 1922, because if there | ae ee , . as a stones. Schwartz was interested a oo memvere of the gba & and Geist argued the matter with 'Chestnut strect, yesterday, causing, ends the delays, unless a rehearing | Was no legal election there can ne ;tor he prem a in pr called his wife” “7a baech family were busy, preparing | some heat and Geist vigorously an- | $500 damage to the shop and $1039! is obtained | no offense in voting at it.’ Railey } ent dry “and “They're worth $12,000 if they’re | When Mrs. Krubaech and others| ‘@St_ night, when aeked about his | or a pair of Candlesticks chose bi orth a cent,” he baid. “I'll be ran into the room, Janet, blinded, | cone wee wet: fT Gent! among our grace! ful and dainty pat Ziad to pay you $5609 for them.” pleaded with her mother to he} ©Y©&? snow the. — personally. terns of Sterling Silver, js sure to 0% , But “Grossman” had only $1000 calm Frank’ was dead. his body| Me refused to discuss his activities | often seen and commented upon. With him. Perhaps—perhaps Mr. ; -eauhaech survives ily, ©xcept to reiterate his oft-repeated iin “ inches high. 6 inches widé ....... KS.50 | Promised $500 Profit. ne araite | fords promised her if she would “Friedt . d . dil for her fiance. Re net ene a . sizes in grace ul, luted Candlesticks: : . nan made a *grandilo- Township Constable Arrested. | oe - se “4 a, sald son's slayer. | | Am ? oe hes high . ft : J et ueres K1.50 muent gesture, With that $2500 Rea, sMartiett, Blue take| oa oe % tele. | 4 Ok uphed MAM. scot 8c #11.00 &nd the $1000 that “Grossman” Township Constable and leader of ee ae uring n with Siege) ice . pad in his pocket, he'd be glad to the political opposition to August Pompbeien ia isane ett Tes enaae g DRESS UP FOR DECORATION DAY j | Pe ee praeaaete ee OL Burn the diamonds over and run =i ft " “sg a i pher on an extension line made as | We Saws Aiud a Delightful Group of chance on getting the rest from ' aech : eryvrsor : : ~, { i i | ie ae esti és 9 Poi sane ' shorthand transcript of what was 4 y DOWN | } | : Appropriate Sterling Gifts, Priced rossman” later. And “Gross- | ay in connection © ee . ae simeiinn RO MO c | | $5 to $15 800 By here the Schwartzes as . - t “We have highly iIniportan ‘Vi- - SATURDAY SPECIAL a at Pre a i SE a a pho use of their money | dence,” as all Prosecutor R : j | as NCE, was a ee r NT 0 - I re | oe A : e E e ® ' Mrs. Schwartz went downtown Glenn Dunn would say when he ar- : Med drew $2500 from @ real es (rived at the county jail with Bart- | < + Mate denler whe was to have in- lett. Bartlett is leader of the klan | MER’S SPRING qevelry Compapy Yestea it The deals cee. te in Blue Lake Township and has | Particulars of the transaction in j been aetive in enforcing the prohi- SUIT AND HAT Which it was to be spent, but she bition law. : refused to tell him. She returne eat th Fe een \ REAL BARGAIN! uence Meanw hl postal Inspectors | : | With the money and gave it te have pieced together bits of the} A Do.la or Two a Week wi Do Friedman. e S aee Ouanien a All new Spring fashions. Sin- ey * Ie < paper with ha hich the bomb was gie or double breasted. ree OOOO ee eee": enn trosaman”™ left the store to get | w rapped The package purported dium or wide trousers. Serees. =} | | More money. Later “Shapiro” and to have been sent by “CL Green, | diagonals and worsteds. Wear SIU NNNNUNTIANUANN ONAL ONY TOELASSTORTOOTTOGTOOTT TUE UGATESTORT TPE Aa yiedman” left. Neue of them 1000 Reynolds street, Muskegon | ' come back. Last night a jew- Heights.”’ Charies W. Green. a | ONE DA VY ON! Y fis r examined the “diamonds” and son-in-la WwW of Kruh Lee h. moved onounced them cut glass. from that address several veeks | . Wife Tells the Sad Story. ago. | | a a r | Mrs. Schwartz told the sad story —— ay as he pas) Quincy Papers to Merge. | a OR fe de digs ap atvae a ae : on SPRINGFIELD, IIL. May 28.—' | z Raniah | Purdhase of the ¢ Line cr r | S l } S t da ‘ in Be qu ney Whig Jour- | pecia Or : a ur ay ! hag ; The diamond swindle has been } mal and the Quincey Herald by a) | of worked here five times in three _ new firm, the Quincey Newspapers. | The most s sete =: sale ever offered St. Low 8 : ie l Inc . i vee | Suits, Sliniietes S} cage : : ars, apparently by confidence ; one iS Indicated Ivy corporation | |} or Double, 1IOp early! ; hen who drop into town for a Papers issued by the Ser, retary of | SINE Gew tires, nccorancy or] [Breasted | 47,000 Rolls, Values Up to $1. yor ine and ene rs the application wang 4s 4 | || 20e 4 WEE K - © kot their money. 0 WAS heorporate Powe : at $250,000. and w HT issvie Porat Next un ay | ae A Per Roll } te 16. three mam got $635 trom solidated NeWSpPaper - l i ou | LADIES’ HAT FREE Ph F remder, a tailor, of 715 | es | ecademy avenue, in an identical 4 indle, and police belleve it was — "* s@me men who defrauded the ‘3 Dh wartzes. Chita Hurt i, As h eo. in Pall From Porch. * froped over a banister try- ‘a a ball — — o me gre : . Bonths-old chiig nt ec me Mrs. "ond Berger of 919 Tyler he. iPPed from his chair on “end-story back porch and ell to the fround. He suffered a tured skull. ] The popuiarity of W be Bargains ha« attr tion. Be sure you by het “e-a Ask the Ss ; NE FLYER IM iN CUBA Miami This } Morning on Flight to Buenos Aires. the Associated Presa, HAy ANA, Cuba, May °8.—Rer- . #0 L , exon 507 K. BROADWAY 232. The Big ene Wh te Canopy inn Seis San rk to Ruengs Alres, landed here 9:58 O'clock this morning. ae Fia., at 7:47 - mm: ue i

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is: Ly. . ST.LOUIS HEMIST ARRESTED yi Life fer INA POISON Plt nies Attempt | on Life Judge Porterfielg in Kansas City. the Associated Pregg. | viian and Mary Schwartz | DENVER, Colo., May 23.60 Only Three Hours in| abrook, cereal chemig: en into custody here today ‘| 3 7 Parting With Their Mon- | ‘tai inspectors and detectiv : | electives | 4 ey to Glib ee Ss. Vederal warrant fp conne an alleged plot to Kil] Juda E. Porterfjeld of the J ' ; ; es y Circuit Court ar Kent as 3 OF THEIR = " SHOE REPAIR — he ficers Say that E stabrook 4 A harge a with sending Judge Por.) ? er . Sample package of pan : sducec to Rey “Valuable P et Yow ,j,0uUr, Ww hich ij Ww hen ' analyze@: Pr the jurist, his wife and son 1 Unset Diamonds’’ at | re made violently ill, was foun nd ontain more than 15,000 do ~ sifice an Th : no1soON. 4 Price d cy -stabrook vehemently denied p Prove te Be Glass. cnargee, Maintaining that s tne victim of a “frame-up mi only known relatives of theme Mt took William and = Sarah| nist here are a sister, Flo Ec | ATE alie3 “Friedman's the name,” the i : — @iiranger said. “Thought I'd make| ‘two Children are d pepe ies at Ric ‘thmond, Va. a oye wself acquainted. rhe ne tated } Te Rs de wi loped was 1 1 Schwe shop ¥ naka tn the vacant Sean st to the Schwartz shop. He'd GREENE the Rt Rev. rr Me in again. He was—vesterday) and Leaving $8,000,000 to Namesake Son HOUSE OF DETENTION CAUGHT AND GIVES BOND OF $11,009) Morning. As he chatted with w J. Brennan, auxiliary Bishe é ia Behwartz. another man enhanced. I SCraniotl,. fa ae 9 ‘ >was looking f a g ed | ; . >. ‘Oe one Knew the familv. John J. Mitty of New Yoram. he | My | an of Malt Take City te And I was to sell them some ry iT) { " t : ot ; ‘ : e+ ° ns, . ‘ lamonds.” the second man said. | the lute Zish (Glass. U "TV 11? ’ ad oo ; or , : , id ie i } oO} Hic ‘ ag 90k at them—+t welve unset beau- NEW y ORK. May 28. —All his St cond wile T} which gees, right down from Canada.” life W. E. D. Stokes he Associated Press. } He drew a package from his OCHBSTER, Minn... May 28— xcket and opened it on the coun- : ; 1 T : +4 . rs) is 3: Rev. “Billy” Sunday will rua t contained 1° sparkling the presidency as an inds« pend- dry “and will live in the White iy Sunday for Presidcnt—If, sued. During his 73 and litigation he ac ae ee 7 hlican 3 se he Kepubii = and more talkative. “Shapiro” rmocratic nominees are Wet Can- as the name. he said He hadto He had divorce actio | Special to the Post-Dispatch ao, Was interested. The stranger | peggy Joyce and Banker Stillman. POST-DISPATCH : s FRIDAY EV ENING, MAY 28, 192 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ~ W. E. D. Stokes Was Just One Lawsuit —_ISSOQOF UNION DIES | -veaR munven seence After Another, and Death Hasn’t Ended Them ¢ c or > ve ac’ : "Te > 5 » s to Be Contested. _... | Mike_ Longo, Police Character. to Youth Arrested for $945 Thelt of), in news abetted Gis taal oft. I I !come to his suit in 1915 ’ * 1° ‘ ’ " c > . , . ' . y . years old, on a charge of selling; resembled a man who stole four was suing or her of misconduct with more than | Marcotics, was raised to $5000 to-; unset diamonds valped at $945 years of life Wedar" § ' own Son, ~ eaqaqy sloKes, ner 8.cDp- , Tad wae ee ae +] i os cumulated an 1 tee O} deral Jus ' Faris and the!Co. May 14, a youth who identified |e . son. Jealous and suspicious in his court told that Longo twice had! himself as Sam Catanzaro, 20 years ones. Schwariz was interested.| array of suits calculated to leave in old age. Stokes spent five years in- | as eres } ' Ernst Reynolds, 19 years old, of be | evaded trial by escaping from cus-j old, of 821 North Eighth street, ad- called his wife. “Friedman,” |the shade such minor litigants as; Vestigating clews in all parts of tne | : " country, to besmirch the nan of jtody iritted the the ‘cor br vi ] j l i ; pitt d th theft. according to Capt. E. Renfro. 19. of 421 Market ave- 1is your ‘ife and mother of his vo e 43 . ; . S his young wife and mother of his Because of these exploits Longo! Frank Nally of Carr Street Station, | 1 ns, as well @&itwo children. All in vain. Twic: , headquarters of Bakers’ Union‘ No, 4, at 4100A South Broadway, short- ly after 10 o'clock this morning |compelled four men to lie face|was highly circumstantial. There 'downward on the floor, and es-| was evidence of a bitter quarrel |‘ caped with about $500 in cash and; between Joy and an uncle who re- $200 in checks from the unlecked loffice safe. They overlooed $200. | she passed a curtain on a stairway carried revolvers and ea 'handkerchief over his face. They; ascended a long stairway to the making a statement. second floor office where John In opinions by Commissioner Winder, treasurer, and Jacob | Higbee the court affirmed the fol- + C about 15 minutes in the office. One!two years for embezzling $5049 of them walked to an adjoining | of public funds, while Treasurer of }room were John’ Breithaupt, of|the county; Emmett Kinnamon, | Upper Alton, a baker in search of _Jefferson City, life senterfe for ‘game from the window, and com-| proprietor in an attempted holdup: on the floor. sentence for mur when another. haker, Otto R.| years for murder of a man at a_ Fischer of 4415 Schoenlau avenue, | country dance near Springfield: walked in. | Delbert Midkiff. Cape Girardeau t " { ‘blow your head off.’ Fischer | crime. |obeved. ne And Sake Lal a NINE AUTOMOBILES, POLICE SAY{TWO MISSOURI CONVICTS OME, May 28.—Pope Pius Kaaeene © establish a sweater factory And Now His Will, Cutting Off Two Children’ YOUTH WHO } ESCAPED FROM | ADMITS HOLDUP AND FRAUD Four Others, Implicated by Their QVERPOWER GUARD, ESCAPE taken from the downtown district ! fand sold outright or driven to Ca- -ih ‘i —* ; 4 wh rina My 46 le — - 4 — —_ . = Cc 10 co-respondents, including h da’ hen neo - was arraigned be- rom -the Lott Brothers Jewelry | atode n accessories have been recov- year term for robbery ad been held at the Carr Street |and also told of obtaining $500 from a garage at the Converse avenue PAGE 3 -SET ASIDE; DEFENDANT FREED Case That of Callaway County Farmer Convicted of Killing Wife; Other Court Decisions. ae to th ost.Dispatch. cS EFFERSON CITY, May 28. — [wo Masked Men Also Get 'On the ground of insufficient evi- $200 in Checks at Bakers’ poy Division No. 2 of Supreme Headquarters, Court today reversed the conviction . and 35-year prison sentence of Hillory Joy, Callaway ‘County farmer, on a charge of murdering his wife, Mrs. Susan Joy, in March, 1924, and ordered Joy discharged outright. The State's evidence Two masked men entered the sided with the family and that) Mrs. Joy suffered some injury as The robbers. both young meu, i leading to her room. At the time ch helg qa 'JOy still was downstairs in the (house. Her death was due to a stab wound and she died without THREE MURDERERS DIE IN ELECTRIC CHAR Relatives of One Victim See Slayer Put to Death at Eddyville, Ky. By the Associated Press. EDDYVILLE, Ky.. May 28.— Within less than an hour, three men, one a Negro, were electrocut- ed at the State penitentiary here early today. This is the third triple execution here since the olecirie chair was installed. The men were Elisha Sloan, 31 years old, who killed Dr. Marvin Kingins; Ed Lake, 32, Louisville, who killed his wife and Mrs. Mary Smith, then shot himself four times in an effort to end his own life, and John Baker, 34, Negro, who killed his wife. 3rimm, financial secretary, were | lowing cases: Joseph Gruber, St. at their desks. Louis, 15 years for an offense | The robbers took their time, ac-|against his 13-year-old daughter: ording to their victims, and spent! Roy CC. Baker, Reynolds County, ‘mplovyment, was watching a ball | murder of John Tritsch, restaurant velled him to join the two officials) Ace Cockriel, ? | sep leeth cecsieae - ‘ent ©21 no statement. er and fastened him in a cupboard. : : ; ; PFses —— ae : . ty +? os . * . - * Be isa e Grossman, a stoutish man ‘five other men for subornation se ag rial is set fo1 . ne lo. |jewel thief entered the company’s] court today for failure to provide 30 minutes later by a prison run- Ad > 2 . a oe ae 5 d ‘ F ers: trial in ¢€ hicagco., Stokes la wver ar- «le ae a - : a eotie ‘aie ’ 4 w . ) Be MITE ween, scrutinized them through ro his son and namesake by his gued that Stokes was “a damned j ?® ing as a drug ade eh He wasS|holding several stones the thief! Pee WPA DG OWNS 2) WHS 6 WHE oo Vl aS Yt PF oe YF v5 y eyeglass, made strange sucking | first wife, Mrs. Philip Lydig, who! 4, ¢ioi una not strictly aceount- jtaken to the fourth floor of the grabbed four and ran. = = the prominent place they pises. Finally he laid aside his| divorced him, Stokes willed all of able. for his aria (eee oe Federal Building ana plared in a| * , : OF tm S$ acis. © ) Le it= | * 4 : : . , is nO 00 state 5 cr {f x ‘ke . : t esce « | . po ’ , if ae ° well appointed home . | fepiece and cleared his throat. his $8,000,000 estate, pg pase nesses was Jack Jolfnson, Negro ee et oe ‘ped il la | Negro Bice of Dart Wout, . I h l Ea l A 4 t of a bonbon Compote cit i ery 4 ‘ Tew 4 ‘4 ‘ "@ 4 ‘Ss i i of Candlesticks chosen B® perth a cent,” he Said “T'll be/ his estranged second wife, Mrs. hat” Seman ther : ie Oe ee niin | were being prepared. He was re- Newton I on, 29 yee ae . | a : Fz . Sa : e ; - bie Me ; 6) ‘Tere I tT} L ; ‘ i ae ‘ , } "nor on ‘ ‘ r Ss ¢ y é * . . . raceful and dainty pat- 4 Med to pay vou $2808 #or them * Helen Ellwood Stokes The chil- sleds Pag yee orp vlabeitee da. larrested in Detroit last vear and Negro, died at Clty “ pital , x yA C Fu iture lies relief from the swiftly *) ~ : : ae y ° , ai M aA , 4 daC- r ai : : ; e TT: resrle ay ¢ TT) ing Silver. as sure to be a But “C3, ‘ossman ve had ante $1000 j dren ee James. 11. and M uriel, 10— | - returned he re. iat ing held at the if TY. ik Ve st rday rom. .a ae et 4 a ty . — : ‘ ae _ |} quaintance with Mrs. Stokes. H ; fF PDetenti ( or wound in the chest suffered earlier = 2 d commented upon. iP meth him. Perhaps—perhaps Mr./are wards of Juvenile Court Judge : ; FFOUSe OF etvention m Jan. 25. : eccitie — Ss ° . 2.2 ‘ “ "4 ; : ee | Acquitted of these charges, | jas f in the .day when he was shot by l OvV1n activities O t e times ur oF “Sethwartz had some monev.:| Ben Lindsey of Denver. Judge Stoker es ae yan last, Longo and four-other vouths |!" he day when c aS 580 74 (. MOV i . eS S@ehwartz and his wife nodded. Lindsey will sue im their behalf to & =A ae ve ; at MS JaWyers. |assauMed a guard and escaped aft- Anna Britton, 38, rooming at 206 C , ve _ a Ee P 2 Nw e =F . WhO asset rte ne c Oot niv - * ‘ Ing : ij’ > CWryiae } no , ‘ ‘ ’ } | . : : ’ edge Compotes ® ) mereathlesslv. They could raise |establish their claim to a share of f sic Pes 8 ; ie " f a : er taking the guard's keys. South Leffingwel: avenue. ‘ Reproductions await your review. d # } : euls 4 p> nem, mut, rorse than al! - , ' 7 OS) wh: or re Stokes millions, alleging that, oo see aha . perhaps. Would that |the Stokes mill vaso ®t ang} bad not paid their fees. It was in TIRE CES 5 coe ees -* ™ nour) ” | Stokes was mentaliv unsoun an . E tt litigatio that eath ileg anj A 1¢ sete 6s KS.50) F Promised $h 500 Profit. unduly influenced when he m: ade | 11S ition led dea wee mt al | $ Ll UNUSUAL PRI E _ 4 7 j fs ‘intervening petition 10 days aoe a Om 8 pee. gb of — and price can you es gage at gg gcen- | 7 - ss (= te “Tier + ade > ares this w agit : . ; une saving on high-grac t sa ll i . backe ilenn’s 26 years’ fluted Candlesticks: ee fee * “erandilo- | his will but Would Sue, X° mere Will W. B.D. Stokes co- | thre’ eiperiener, "You cannot afford to, tise these genuine, bareuine. « — UCKS-URWIG-LENROI ss \ > oa oe ee £1.50 . . oa “say With that $2500) Model Young Man, but “ete a spond to the bailiff's ‘“Oveg! Ovez!” | BOX Ms Oversize Cords, $8.75; 31x4, $14.40; 32x4, $14.75; 33x4, $15.75; 34x4, | FURNITURE ~ DECORATIONS we DRAPERIES 4 g he 1000 that “Grossman” I’ntil he became of Pra age. ; : $15.907 32x44, $25.00: 2Bx4ke, | 827.00, Oversize ‘Ralicons. O94. 40, $12.95; 30x4.95, | % #11.00 : i yrossman itil bh — : Me St ara ee ° : i : ni pogo vom ae : $16.75; B15. 25 S18. ne 30x5.797, £24.50. Also other sizes, | - SV mee sas “ his pocket, he’d be glad to, William Edward Dodezt mLO Ke : | Estate Valued at $8.000,000, Mrs. “pecial on Tubes. iir allow wal kiven on your old tires 1117-1119 LOCU STREET a aie et “2 n t iz T? x "Oy ‘ . ey } “ ] ; Ps i ‘ x * * > hte. ak de ie fy w dia nond: over and run ould not sue in his own — and | Stokes’ Attorne vy Says. nae bed 1A ANZ wes BAL LON, ALSO 5. 6, 7, 8&8 INCH TIRES . SC AWD CAG A 5 OC aa Urs CO ae a 5 O DRA, OC Diya DC Aa AO oe ghitu rroup oO iy hance on getting the rest from ithat seems 10 have crampead his | . illed mechanics, modern mould equipment enables us guarantee our repair to out- fon Priced se ’ ' - | tase . ; By the Associated Press | wear your tire, or refund you cost of repair. Big addition to mileage given at small cost. _—e WOOD, WIRE, DISC WHELLS REPAIRED promised the Schwartzes when he was graduat °4 fess we -4 hours. served that he was a "Ts. Schwartz went downtown! man in most respet ) S dealer who was to have in-j smoked nor swore. E. Corner = : ; TUculars of the transaction in in 1900, five years : = PMich it was to be spent, but she married Rita Hernandez de Alba . > Fsed to tell him. She returned | ge Acosta. beautiful x math the money and gave it tO | wealthy Cuban. She ss 4 ee «ed 7 +. ———— >a BES rrossman left the store to re “00 settlement Des) : sree cl Phan 6 at : *? and | tained custody of the S come back. Last night a jew- | aoec ON] g ; r #*xamined the “diamonds” and | iia hte next five : Pnounced them cut glass. ‘lived a lonely life in ih o> Ahaha shediob heme = | Wife Tells eS S ) oe | , 7 9 — % th sad story. sonia, w'th no major litication to | Freed cf Felony Charge by - wirs. Schwartz told the sad story console him But in 5 | Ci it Court Jury — a. ra sore nim. Mm 1 PaO, ine ircut ru e y. ang es y 3 _-- may aS her husband works g apa- . ~ aise 7 On t Wo as... : process servers greet tically at an array of shoes on 1 diamond swindle has been 1turda y rked here five times in three offere St visans! = d St. Loulisan ~ ~, apparently by confidence ‘who said her son wa lost her case, “but ' placing in the record who drop into town for ai’ ; Up to $1.50 : Wy two and depart when they | ping esa bene bad " : got t ; ° . ~* - a, heir money. Last rer You say you are hard ’ ; ° B16. three m ent 2625 # summer. 2, | ; ; ’ KF: a Tr) Q I men | $ ) > ro i | up and need some Tt ~ AATEC AUUUUUUA AUST AAAATY : : Pere Is my CieCcrA Yavenue, in an identical | aie. it¢é ire SP sh te ; ‘fae : and police believe it was stand I have taken. wa men who defrauded the : this boy was mine a very different. Some Roll ee over a banister try-' 1 want everyone in the fround. Joseph, 22- toansto you. Hoping Wall Paper Cost! , rs from his chair on Yours very Beond-story back porch and WT. 2. D pepularits of Webster's aims has attracted inrita- Be sure you are in ster's. Ask the snies- ntti i This Morning on Flight moon follow ed, and h Duggan, the Argentine in West Eightieth atre F ) to Buengs Aire Ss. landed*here. were ac catnhal on a clock this morning He | defense. pa ULE 2 mi, Pla., at 7:47 a. o. : Skipping over suit after suit, we ‘i Po - | rossinan”’ later “ey cc. etyvle s yw } 3 e was 21) : nse ‘ an ba ater. And “Gross- | style som ew hall. 3ut he | NEW YORK, May 28.—The value Y for the use of their moneyjand shortly thereafter it was ob-| set between $8,000,000 and GLENN TIRE €O., GRAND AND PINE. LINDELL 2363-0228. ‘ts, but would) “aie drew $2300 from a real es- Se oceasionally, He neither drank, | peed it. The dealer asked the| His first major suit Sl ; ri: . ° eriedman. divorce and got it—with a $1,000 ides. He ob- BA : " , e » a = a e . p , ‘ : : : 2 ee UUNNONUAOUAU AUN UA UAE TATE MPriedman” ee oe ee yaa VER WHOSE CAR HIT | e an” le ‘ f m™ : ooNA? rs P — eft. None of them/ his namesake and heir, “W eddy | Dal . bench. |with outstretched hands, This 1 lant, of 4232 South Pape esc 7 he was sued by a Lucy Randolph, | gtreet, was acquitted by a jury in 7 it’ S UX arre ‘ ay > . ‘ Oo; “Dear Mrs. Randolph: I ami yan down last July 29. Fremder, a tailor, of 715 ‘e is - check for $200. Now, in Ne witeat through the iIntersec- Muddy shoes soil — Radio as for your boy, you know the | tion of Lindell boulevard, and had ; , 3 mn of Lind a oe batteries leak. fart in Fall From Porch. tell me he is not mine. However, | tached ¢, » Newstead Aven ! | ache » the News — o : every emergency lake an old campaigner a ball which hadi be happy and I'll conWinue thes« ¢n, accident oecurred. Bold Child of Mr. and Mrs.i some fellow with a lot of donrgh ; resists sun, wind, rain, heat, cold, med Boers,.,. of 919 Tyler and get married, I am, D N’T PARK ON ee Blippeg wy ery truly. smoke, fumes and steam. It wont th ope yea ao , turn white, and it’s water-tight. ®fround. He suffered a Marriage to Helen EF-lwood. STREETS Use a . ns — er your , ood ’ » Skull. In 1911 the elderly millionaire | hh was married to Helen Ellwood of When downtown drive to | Haveyv™ quer. th ; FLYER IN CUBA Denwcr—2ft years old. A honey- | we on “ye ior surface which should be varnished. ; ; nN eA to Buenos Aires. was shot in a leg when calling at can park all day for ; : oeted Press, ithe apartment of two gir] friends, malets Pewectan-Faust Pam Mera.Co., St. Louis, U.S.A, , , . j in eatin AVANA, Cuba, May 28.—Ber-| Ethel Conrad and Lillian Graham, . : : "est Fichtieth ‘ect. He , ell | « * RA Reiss aie tase load thom: tor dpesant. vat Taes 7 Duxpar arnish a ed from Yale, s é : agi __ Complete stock Rims and Parts, oversize to stop squeaky wheels, for all make cars. ; of W. E.. DD. Stokes! Prompt service, charges reasonable. Bring us your rim and wheel troubles. |'of the estate |; Was model young | ; : ig : 1 $10,000,000 in a statement today by Samuel Untermyer, attorney for ; i . alp be } QS le « —~ ‘ — " . Mrs.. Helen Elwood Stokes, | Cun 79737707 *< +f ‘ - 5 ; } her “ children, who w Et +4} her two lidren, ) iy | \] it is recorded | si ig? 6a) eee tar he had | mié¢ ntione d in a will that ‘millionaire hotel owners « | his son, W. E. D. Stokes Jr. Gaugater ge | Gleason. attorney for W.: e- een Sam ge Stokes rJ.. had announped the ; ¢g52.000. SS “— \ i } i | j t = hss NN ‘ * ‘ \ tate was worth only years, Stokes | POLICEMAN ACQUITTED his Hote] An- | Clarence R. Klein. Accountan!, ed him as Clarence R. Klein, an accoumn' s his son. She Circuit Judre Mix's Court today of succeeded ini, charge of feloniously wounding TEAM from radiators con- Ss gf earoiman Jak Se denses. Hot water leaks from we such a fine!) James Leach of 15 North New- Painters use and approve valves. Pipes freeze and burst. lein Duxpar Varmsh. When you stead avenue, testifi sat have < paint job donc, let a - Pl bi noney. Well, was driving 15 miles an hour nor Duzper painter do st. uM DINg sometimes gives Way. If I beti ved automatic traffic signa! ee ee i feel vor when he struck Ketts, bregk- ie a - s All these 2 things may happen and do OL mv frienas j'i- ’ , "ott. a Tae & al- — ‘ , ; mn ing } z. Ketts, who is a “43 £ 7 happen every day. But.Duxpar faces ; the world tO; station. was unable to tell how and comes through unhurt. ); ill meet a you will m ne -_ . Duxpar is the all-purpose varnish which furniture, linoleum, and on every exter- 8th and Wash Sts. You then Stokes Easy to apply. Dries overnight.. There's a dealer in your neighborhood ples of self- i Many Good Values Still Remain very considerable reduction. Men’s Shoes ie, 702 Olive St. Seen eer |) FOR EVERY SURFACE — ANYWHERE Edwin Clapp} all sizes in any one line. All sizes in This Sale and widths in the combined lines. Saturday Is the Last Day Month-End Sale of Edwin Clapp Shoes All discontinued lines in Edwin Clapp Shoes and Oxfords at a Not STORES

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCR __- 2 PRIDAY EVENING, MA * = wae ie The new Texaco is a “dry gas. a ee LZ, Lt tStESSLISS SYS, SD hfe © * oe%Zo , RS ES > SS tA ZZ >. Goon C44, Scary pt Petroleum engineers have | been trying for years to perfect a motor gasoline which would vaporize to a dry gas under engine conditions and overcome the bad effects of a wet mixture. The new Texaco forms a dry gas at a temperature much lower than others on the market. The mew and dJeztter Texaco, with its new low boiling point and low end point, its higher volatiliry and balanced distil- lation range, now provides an entirely new motor fuel—a ary gas of unequalled qualities. The result isa far better manifold distribution, which permits a leaner carburetor setting, and means no flooded cylinders, less crankcase dilution, easier starting, maximum acceleration and more mileage. Start today with a stop at the pump displaying the Texaco Red Star and Green T. You don’t have to ask for the zew Texaco—it’s there at the regular place from the regular pump. And there, too, you can get the clean, clear, golden Texaco Motor Oil, famed for its lubricating value and freedom from carbon formation. A wet gas, asitwould appear in the engine manifold, is a mix- ture of gasoline vapor and fine drops of liquid gasoline. It 1s the cause of unequal cylinder distribution and excessive crankcase dilution, and the result of 4zz4 **endpoint’’ and low volatility. A wet cas chokes power. Liquid deonie separate from the mixture atevery bend of the manifold, and follow? ing the stra ightest st path, concentrate at the end cylinders. That is why the spar k pl ugs of the end cylinders are fouled more frequently than the others. A dry gas, no matter how greatly magnited, is absolutely invisible—a perfect mixture of vapor and air. Drygas conserves power. It equalizes cylinder distribution and reduces crankcase dilution to a minimum, and is the result of ow end point and Argh volatility. A New Low Boiling Point A New Low End Point A New Volatile Range which means which means | which means An Easier Start Less Crankcase Dilution Quicker Pick-up The Texaco Pump has a new | % eee : Better motor resulta | THE TEXAS COMPANY, U. S. A., Texaco Petroleum Products —unmistakablp | better. No Summer is com ing wear in which te the moment. Knicke sleevesless coats in kz Bathing Suits for the Childre: $1.25 to $3.50 The growing girl : best in a suit knitted in fornia style. There is riety for selection, inc] the well-known “Jaz Suit. In all colors. W omen Fashioned V est m Tub Mate $1.98 One's suit gains new with one of these daiz ioned Vest-Blouses cloth. They have n lines and long sleeves signed with a cleverr tail that is new. White Silk The woman who find much to delig! silk crepes de chin with polka dot pa famcy jabots. An i *Duch. Choose These Hohia On vx Pointex H $1.95 Pair heel, cerized tops and double In colors and white. Medium weight mercerized top—t

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ae ee A ee ene ~~ A CR EEE ~s a FRIDAY EVENING, MAY 28, 1926 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ PAGE 5 ihren eee eee eee _ ee ee Store Open Saturday Until 6 O’Clock | One-Day Film Service cs S i B The pictures you take on your week-end holi- eee Ce ee ee rr nn et nr mn et ee oe ce ee ~~ ee - to o'clock the pictures will be ready same dag. Developing rolls of 6 or 12 exposures, 10oc. day—you'll be anxious to see them as quickly Ry (Stationery Dept.—Main Floor.) ae as possible. If you bring us the films before Shop Saturday—The Store Will Be Closed All -Day Monday, Decoration Day = Apparel Prices Reduced Offering Extraordinary Values in Apparel of High Character Dresses of All Types & ke | : for Misses and Women Misses and Women's Frocks of Distinction / } J ’ J ‘ ‘ i ) ; , i - p ” ! j , ; | | ' ; ; 1 f J ia ‘ s | Lf / { / cad 4 ae j s ‘ . ro . > 7 ee ‘ i c / « f ¥ ‘ r + / ‘ ~ ¥ 4 - a Lyf moe » >uene ” eae” J < q A ' A Frock for every occasion —and every one a value de- cidedly out of the ordinary— such is the unique opportu- nity that is brought with this offering. Fresh, new and de- lightfully styled models for matron and miss, in light tints or dark colors. A surprisingly comprehensive selection—each Frock extremely desirable because of its late styl- ing and high quality. The Misses’ Store and the Costume Salon unite in this exceptional offering Holiday Sports Togs of Frocks in Georgette, polka Outing Knickers and Coats dot prints, crepes and many other favored fabrics. aS 97/35 Boys New Sport Coats Of Navy Blue Flannel for Summer a4 102 Worn with contrasting light-colored trousers, these blue flannel Sport Coats give boys the same smart ap- pearance as their older brothers. Coats are unlined, cool and very comfortable. They are well tailored and will give satisfactory service. Sizes 8 to 18. Boys Palm Beach Suits $12 With 2 Knickers With 2 Knickers rg TEnglin ae | Made of a light shade gray —plain nglis odel. | , Sizes 8 to 16. Others with one | flannel. New English model pair long and one short pants | with two pairs of smart Golf $13.98 | Knickers. $izes 8 to 16. (Boys’ Own Store—Fourth Floor.) + The Teen - Age Section Presents a New Garment To Be W orn With Rolled Hose Special, $9.00 In the teen-age section, de- voted exclusively to the grow- ing girl, is shown a great va- riety of garments...an e:pecial- ly pleasing one is this garment for rolled hose. Made with sec- tions of elastic and brocade. Teen-Age Girdle Lightly Built, $5.00 The soft “swamee” Girdle is especially designed for the miss. Made with elastic band to hold the garment firmly to the body. An Important Group of Individual Frocks *48 Beth the Misses’ Store and the Costume Salon present at this price Frocks of true dis- tinction—revealing in fabric, design and color the new Misses Suits Are Now Reduced to $39.50 , . Suits cut on the O’Rossen Women s One-Piece lines that are in the very” Be height of fashion—short and Wool Bathing Suits jaunty of coat, and with kick- = 7 Ox } leat or wrap-around skirt. $2.95 to $7.95 enaliew ni he in char- fashion tendencies for Sum- meen, twillcord and checks— / / mer. Selection is wide— sizes 14 to 18 years. b/ many styles are included. ~ No Summer is complete without khaki or linen out- ing wear in which to abandon one’s self to the moods of the moment. Knickers are shown in linen or khaki— sleevesless coats in khaki or linen. Smartly tailored. Boys Gray Flannel Suits $18 Bathing Suits | for the Children | $1.25 to $3.50 | The growing girl swims | best in a suit knitted in Cali- | fornia style. There is a va- riety for selection, including the well-known “Jantzen” — Suit. In all colors. A one-piece Swimming Suit is the most practical, espe- cially if it is knitted of all wool. We show a wide va- riety of Suits in solid colors Or patterned weaves. ~ — ° o &s . | " —y ° (Sport Center—Third Floor.) 3 Groups ot Coats Misses and Women's Styles Greatly Reduced in Price °25 Misses’ Coats—The satin Coat and the tailored Coat of twillcord, lorcheen, Poiret twill and mix- tures are included. Women’s Coats—A rare op- portunity to select a service Coat of imported and domestic tweeds. Twill Coats, too, plain or with trimming of squirrel or mole. Misses’ Coats of a For Musses — Coats of Charmeen, Twill- Very High Type, de- cord, embroidered Sat- veloped in imported fabrics and _ novelty in and Imported Fab- weaves, many fur rics, exceptional in style and quality. trimmed. Women's Women's Coats | of Coats — individual in Candia cloth and style, are immediately Twills may be chosen recognized as remark- able values. at decisive savings. Men's & Boys’ Bathing Suits, $2.95 The Popular California Style Well-made Suits of selected wool yarns. in plain colors and contrasting effects. (Men’s Sweater Section—Fourth Floor. Offered Women s Overblous cs Fashioned Vest Style im Tub Materials Be One’s suit gains new freshness with one of these daintily fash- ioned Vest-Blouses in broad- cloth. They have novel neck- lines and long sleeves—each de- Signed with a cleverness in de- tail that is new. White Silk Overblouses. $5.95 The woman who prefers a silk Overblouse will find much to delight her in this group. Tailored silk crepes de chine in plain colors or in prints with polka dot pattern. Some are trimmed in fancy jabots. An interesting collection is shown. Third Floor.) “Duchess Sheer” Choose These Lovely Hose for Your Holiday Ensemble 3] ‘99 Pair An essential to a pleasant week- end trip is new Hose, fresh for the occasion. Chiffon weights in A simple Duchess Sheer are serviceable—fy]] ment and a line Many Other Groups of Apparel Offer Important Savings in This _ Sale. (Third Floor.) 2 Monthly Rose Bushes In a Shecial Selling at 1Q “= All-Summer blooming rose bushes, if planted now, will give lovely flowers from June until frost. It is not too late to plant a rose garden. Sold in lots of ten; choice of red, One-piece Corsette with elastic band —designed for wear with rolled hose, $3.00 (Corset Section—Second Floor.) (Blouse Department— White Footwear tor the Young Girl The selection of White Footwear for the graduation cos- tume and for the holiday outing, is especially interesting when there are such attractive models to choose from. Pic- tured below are two styles in white calf that will appeal with their smart appearance. he Texaco Pump as anew meaning. etter motor results -unmistakably better. The Clarice A style that partakes of the qualities of both sports and The Bernice strap arrange- of per- Juvenile Lawn Swings fashioned and silk from top to toe. In favored colors and white. Granite Hose, $1.95 Pair As its name implies, Granite Hose is woven for service. In service weight, it is light and of pure thread silk from top to toe. In colorfS and white. Onyx Pointex Hose | Emerald Stripe Hose $1.95 Pair : $1.65 Pair foration make the Bernice a tasteful choice for dress oc- casions and equally smart for sports. Sizes dress modes—fashioned with yellow or pink varieties. a band that crosses the instep and fastened under a silvered buckle. Sizes California Privet Hedge— 78 to 24 inches high and well - branched — 50 plants ik) ees Ya ok a ooming Plants A complete assortment for porch and window boxes and flower beds; also blooming plants for the cemetery on Me- morial Day. Geraniums, in bud, rgc Vinca Vine, 49c Ball-Bearing Lawn Mower Lantana, 25c Hybiscus, 69c Petunia, 25c $5.95 Sturdily constructed Ball-bearing Veloci- Swings, finished in natural | pedes with rubber-tired, color with red trimmings; | bicycle spoke wheels: ad- seat two comfortably. justable seat and handle Lawn Bench, $1.00 | bars; for children to 6 yrs. Scooters, in red.. .$z. Automobile. $6.98 sia Equipped with rubber- Speed Bike. $17.95 tired disc wheels and fin- Adjustable seat and han- ished in: bright red. dle bars, and the New De- parture coaster brake. Sand Toys Automatic Sandy Andy, CoasterW agons, $3.45 packed in display box that Rubber-tired disc wheels Choice of either chiffon or | Service weight with the slen- derizing Pointex heel, mer- cerized tops and double soles. n colors and white. | i | The block-in toe is a dis- tinguishing feature of Emer- ald Stripe Hose—full fash- ioned, of pure thread silk, re- _inforced with double soles. $9.45 Easy - running, self - sharpening forms a tray, priced, 69c Washed White Sand eon tee Ges... ss Sand Pails and Shovels ME cc owkons 1gsc and 25¢ and roller bearings, in the | junior size. Garden Sets, for .. €9e Crying Dolls, with com- Medium weight Onyx Pointex-hee] Hose with mercerized top—in colors and white at $1.65 pair. (Main Floor.) Lawn Mower; adjustable for cut- ting grass high or low. 16 inch. (Fifth Floor.) : sition head -“* .. +. $1.00 ae (Toytown—Fifth Floor.) — - emmpe@e .tlU Me tlc thi eermlmlC(<CiRR RE OOO CURL ee ee oa eee SF 5 ae — et aes “ oi ae 1 Dee BF ‘ » Or gancef z . 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" “ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ Take a Kodak With You—Box Brownies, $2 to $4.50 i— | Manicures, 50c—Beauty Salon—Second Floor Decoration Day Needs for the Entire Family! Attention! A Sale of Men’s Suits the last. a the last Y fee or of 3 Days’ Pr C) L=\ Saturday Vf MAY 28, 1926__. FRIDAY EVENING, | SLANE == Take aK ~QUSTINGOF WHTAN Governor Also Fires Five Sub- ordinates at Joliet Prison— Silent as to Will Colvin. Babb (iH {ree tigg tities. - won eon wary reer in = s en eee " « ae poe eT LS IO = - atone: es weg ee ree Ang men en Se ot — wee | Optical Sale REST GLASSES — Heavy- weight Zylo frames; fitted with convex spherical $3.45 lenses dite nce . rage Boer iepege serosa Bv the Associated Press. SPRINGFIELD, Ill, May Gov. Small has removed John 167 Whitman, warden of Jollet Peni-. tentiary, and has appointed in his - place Elmer J. Green, State Su-| The § hee nes ALL the thon perintendent of Prisons. | The Governor also announced | y \ yesterday that the subordinates | The Big Splash ! Are You Ready ? 28,.—— } na as Sheriff of Lake County and for | the last year and a half has been | the acting warden of the Southern Illinois Penitentiary at Chester. In his announcement of the changes, Gov. Small said of Green: “His general management of that institution (Chester prison) has been above reproach. During that period, out of a population of approximately 1600, he has had but five escapes, four of which were recaptured. In addition to the re- turn of the four convicts who es- caped during his term, he has suc- ceeded in recapturing several other convicts who escaped prior to the time he took charge.” S| Per how Py este + - avene apenas Cenenn isis 2% 7% shone : «schon AOR AEP we . NS rete 7 wera - pe eotar : eee } oe eet : . Se Re er en ode hee eA ae eh ote eta ae crt te : pt 5 whe Me gens Bie " ; c m « . . . atin D ° . Pus + mr 5 « = “ ~ Pomreoe operon Ta cacaatt a be FS - 8 Ix . ” ee eee ag Mer ae cer rtex t2 ha tor Lacan tag as toes yew. grieten stage. ed e alee negate La Itty ete iy -o~ x at Binge ig Bal atl, oe Fi tem ores) aber. a ng nie - et ACA BE TOI, AID 2 anti RB nina ete ECU RS ANTON SIP ROIY NI I EAD NIN A 5 ALOE ERE RIED, TN LT lig PO par At LDA TOLD AE. VOLE ALL OT OO AEA! EI LEAN ENP SERENE OR Ne MO te ag stn GN * ee Me ere 2 yt ae aged — ee . — 2. vere _ tn «Paes EMEA BIRT OG OR. LE _— eT or SER Lp) ei 4004 Minh vette on xian A tee a reel ortwer vee “> as peoneremes ~~ ao . aed woes Syms iipsschdt Siuat, - i oe Ba ar tneereresbem a inane etsbrnt ttctane exons 0% re pany name craeie cana samen is shea tasn oat erences Prrere sementietintien:: iacinita tt Alii espa -ner ne ree « Vrs... | — —— 4 ~“-s nN ce As 8 II Nt ry AME tO LD a alam Ate EGER A eR en aia aes PAIR a cag tee Sm Sa, ee aL. eee «es ee ee ne Rak. Se Be U & pe ond ee ee” Spee - —_— a coed Senne Spring Styles! This Comes Like a Thunderbolt Out of a Clear Sky! A Fortunate Purchase and We Turn the Suits Over to You at Unbelievable Prices! TWO-PANTS SUITS $40, $45 and $50 Values Alterations Made in Time for Delivery Saturday Night The Styles Showing the new loose and body tracing single ALOE TEI IT Cg EE El, Oey OL SEI TE ARS foe: aanee ee popoorters . CH REN SS Ye Sa R Fe ¢ ert f P. ae é b he “ ee oe ots aad a Aa te Bae AR gs ee BP AB rire ee OE Oy oe " Bn «i PS aes @ ; an ie ae its to Naithe tn kg ti a ee DRE % , . ~— ™ = ee =e Sle pd Ai tal hag PIE AT IE PN ST Wield a> AERA * ~ Wks Po ation ee ee anaiiticninen ss - RMT ety SM. vel 4 We al re Week a Rode 4 yey? rng Age ~oee oy a> OT as74 a aes orem * r+ ular yacht style. Light- weight. Extra Value! Newest shapes in Yeddos, Ca- ble edge, Sennets and Flatfoots. Special Fancy bands if you @ 4 = prefer, Complete Others $5 to $10 range of | (Nugents—Main Floor.) Nonmened Men’s and Young Men’s New Summer-Weight Oxfords ap OTHER STYLES $6, $8 and $10 V-neck Suits. Headquarters for > x ie sleeves, knee Men’s and Boys’ U. S. “=. SP ~ oles AP gy Keds North.) 15 Years $ 10,000 Customers Athletic Union , = Me! C, piano music, * iM makes homes happier. 4 Why not have more of it in Many smart new styles in these popular lightweight leathers. Soft asa glove —cooland comfortable. Blonde Calf tts I Black Calf Tan Calf your home? If you haven’ t a piano now, see us. We will be proud to show you the Packard, the piano choice A Suit Fancy madras, pin- check mainsook and other coo!, comfortable materials in round and Se NARGIS tla aD et MIR heel iy Seth yh iL hee vos Amine of three generations of mu- sic-loving Americans. Barthel-Duesenberg Piano Co. 910-12-14 Pine Street «(Main Floor, (Nugents—Third Floor, North.) PA ANOS elt a AR NOGRAPHS '

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— ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ , FRIDAY EVENING, MAY 28, 1926 . ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH =IFlagss shysze i ston rine 8 nting ves Fee ATT Prices SECRETARY WORK ® Lady Esther $1.00 Compacts | Bathing Caps | Monarch Therma Outing Jugs | HANGED IN EFFIGY m Be : Various colors, plain or One gallon size. Guaranteed unbreakable. | : Given with each purchase of Lady fancy styles. Large top; easy to clean. For keep- 3D 69 | Nebraska Farmers Use Similar A ae Esther beauty articles amounting to $1 19¢ to O5¢ ing foods or liquids hot or cold. _ Method to Express Anger To- 3titi:: ‘. re * . = P Specially priced ward Commissoner, eople (Nugents—Main Floor, North.) (Nugents—Main Floer, North.) (Nugents—Main Floor, North.) @ ae | By the Associated Press. | SCOTTS BLUFF, Neb, May 28. '—-Dr. Hubert Work, Secretary of , ithe Interior, and Dr. Elwood Mead, | Commissioner of Reclamation, ‘were hung in effigy here last night bY a group of farmers and citizens j ‘who blame them for failure of the |Government to supply the irrigated North Platte Valley with water 'from the Government project. The two effigies were left dan- 'gling in front of the office of the | Waters Users’ Association, which ‘is the central organization of the North Platte Valley farmers. + One of the effigies had but one 2000 Beautiful Compacts and Vanities fgEoR | || eee figy was marked “‘Dr. Work.” This be ~ . h ot AS sig - ‘ . ™ Sgn was found on that effigy: In Gold and Silver-Plated Finis , 5 | “For breaking his word and de- \'S, priving a project of water.” ies . ‘ P , ° 6 _ When the irrigiation project was An extraordinary sale and purchase of 2000 Com- Finished with finger ring and chain, others with i aa *. | started several years ago, the Gov- ernment ordered a_i construction pacts and Vanities, in the gold and silver-plated cord handle and tassel styles. The values are so re- | \ 5 Fctnewe when ann oo. 1ct ini r 1 han the- , em ’ omy. XS a number of years at varying costa finish. Hundreds of styles—one prettier t markable that you will want to buy several of th Sale on } ‘in addition te a auanme a ae other. These Compacts and Vanities are in artistic a+ this price. Lovely for gifts. Main Hf Or | supplying water. designs, all the double style, some sifters. (Nugents—Main Floor, North.) HHI} . | | Later the construction charge HTH A ZN was increased and many of the ili a Ol Uptown Store, ip .” ~ farmers failed to make payments. — Vandeventer and Olive. y, ; | The Government refused to furnish | water to delinquents until all past dues were paid or until notes were given. | ‘This the farmers decline to do, ‘Claiming the Government should | furnish the water until all irrigat- ed lands are reclassified according | to terms of the omnibus water bill, | recently signed by President Cool- idge. This bill makes provision fer : a downward readjustment of about | $23,000,000 on construction and _Other charges levied against 19 }reclamation projects. The farmers say that Secretary _ Work agreed to this delay. } REPORT EXONERATES CHAPLAIN No Charge Against Capt. Clamp- > ‘ineident recently in a Santa Cruz, Cal. hotel lobby, involving Chap- o : s iF P . By the Prscadiry Pinang —_— Of Tempting Summertime Silk in|} The Correct Sport Hats Are Here!) |P>exstces i... Time for Decoration Day Lvents : ipJtmt the Hats you wane and in suck a variety of ahaies a, 2 me vit “ ~~ 2 . o w~« ~ ” " arr a or nw : wom 4 es eo Epsints. Core Aten anab ace ‘ = = = . . Nin ‘orps Area that nothing of : ‘ = = also some fancy braids, itl droop a “disciplinary nature” had been San = = = effects and off-the-face_ styles. Sj uncovered by an official investi- = ‘= = : ° : | gation. ; at | = = = Plain colors and others with col- \/! ELIE] Clanepitt nocanes beens O60 | t ;; @ t ’ : : Hes - of , i 2. Eta SAK , ored trims. ‘altercation with a woman in the TTS i ; moh When you see the Dresses—the quality of the lobby of a Santa Cruz hotel after a | NA , ; . : . ! innit se ia | she ck hi vy pattern, if 4 , yun materials—the perfection of details—you will | hitman tl aE — jake strack hie te the Sine Gee | ins. browns af \ eK yi | want as many as your Summer budget will pos- as Factive sports Millinery larmy chaplain went to Sante Crus ; ’ CR FE | ac allow Hi) Another pleasing group of Sports Hats in- $ 45 | with the wife of a San Francisco is. Madeof EDR \ SIDLY allow. | | clude a large range of straws, styles and colors, * te) | | business man. They onié they aad 4G Ke: | Special Sale price |journeyed to Santa Cruz with the > worsteds, , ff. i pad § A With new Dresses arriving daily, one can | : so Sees ‘consent of the hushand of the . : . : N Sen fleor, S< ee }woman. The husband later con- rsteds and easily select a charming frock for the vacation . (Nugents—Second Floor, South | |womian. The husband inter com- days. Every one crisp and fresh—remarkable | wife were friends of Captain <r $5 Sixteen-Rib Umbrellas anne hs ae j = 4 Y- EX ¥/ 2 ‘ | ings. ethene. FP \\ 4 URS RAEN | Alt the new ue Rayon Underw ear Sun-Rain Style | : / Need o ba lp aoe & Vy repes, - 6-ribbed silk Umbrellas with rainproof covers; | y garment Se e¥ ellen? . as proor covers; $ O8 | | &§ ee mx | : . Smart Polka Dots, | : -Ins and Vests satin borders. In wanted colors of blue, fireen, pur- . : Mel SuteC OS, oN Rayon Step ‘ TO BES CIR AAI ROS EO ICS SIT TI ORE 8 pC 0 ten NgNN: a@ Floor, North.) . ple, garnet and brown. Neat carved wood handles Georgettes, Etc. ; : g Step-Ins and Vests made § 10 with cord arm swing, tips and stub In every wanted , - 3 So pesy! of lustrous rayon—#in , : ~ "ee as Summer color. pastel shades, spe- = Sean” Se aay - Clally priced ..-cccccceces — — (Nugents—Main Floor, North.) 2 \ sop irts | +a Rayon Nightgowns The Life of the Quting—a Other Smart | | .cs9752259.% round or V-neck: lace trim- med. Sizes 16 and 17...... Frocks (Nugents—Main Floor, South.) a Especially attractive ,in the group, are the — charming polka dot Dresses. Smocking, pleat- ° ing, tucks, hand trimming and beads add their Costume Slips charm. Silk Costume Slips | 1 \ 3 MATERIALS om | Made of silk radium in bodice 5 a = : E ° . : . -_ : Georgettes Satin stitched top, shadowproof, $ 5 | : | lace trimmed bottom. Comes ° : og Bathing i . z ‘ ; hit Leatherette, covered in black, specially constructed tone | - - Sizes and : 4 Flat € sci soumgetse a chamber, and stationary tone arm; fully guaranteed motor. | eo Chee ee . . Si 6 - aes Styles for 3 and ° : ee el a . Compartment for twelve ten-inch records. las Angeles, Calif | Taffeta Combinations Rayon Costume Slips we sss Charmovia, Polk: : . , $9.25 : Women and , ge OilKd Made of lustrous quality $4 .% Hawaiian Type Uke} Banjo Uke oon Seen "Floor—Sout h. ff : “ rayon in the bodice top style—deep shadow hem— light shades. Sizes 36 to 44. : (Nugente—Second Floor, South.) $2.95 All-Silk Chiffon Hose | S°* 722° | /\\_ White Shoes in Many Styles . ita, Charming Footwear for the Summer days | Face. Cuticura Healed. All-silk sheer-weight Chifton Hose, with Va oT } , , —Each Shoe a perfect fitting, well made 1 well-reinforced heels and toes. : A | . model in fashionable styles. FE pen pe . itched and burned a ’ , 7 ‘ < tiful In the Wanted Shades of 7 89 — — Aw! ng < Biscuit Fallow Rachell Including the Charleston Bag ‘ m Price Rose-Nude Dove-Gray ‘ The Charleston is a small vanity WwW h ite Pumps and Light Pink Green Orchid you cam carry as an underarm Straps, some reptile trim- with long strap handle. Fitted wit | very light Stouts Crepe de Chines pook and pick, 91.05] | Reg. $4.50 value, 93.90 (Nugents—Second Floor, North.) Moonlight Shadow three boxes, a coin purse and murror. med; also In all colors to match gp blonde Footwear with Parchment Powder Blue rie coeteme. . e. , ch i tain chet vach- % 2 trims to atch. ° , . , tt cy leathers.. Sizes 8! to 10, irregulars of a well-known brand, ette or fancy lea ; and will not impair the wearing. din ae te efection tet High and Low Heels (Nagents—Main Floor, North.) Bags in various colors and styles. (Nugents—Second Floor, South.) a (Nugents—Matn Floor, North.)

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er 8 , WS " hee ac Ps ¢ SLB PAA AL AEA TDI pep Se ARG ISO Ue. Se Yo ee . 4 sautnaialaie. 0 ‘ anid melita ot on wh ; — - DAY EVENING, MAY 28, 192 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCE PAGE § 7-DISPATCH PRIDAY EVENING, MAY 28, 1926, 7 _ J - aad Seno ~ - ] 2 —————- _ — sone - mennseiie . a . a2 2 ma a : si i? . >? . ate oe - = A hye on - : —— . F; 3 — a pooner 7s sO SSP mn ee P . ———o - " ; i A ‘ . bis da = os eedided Pe. en s s “ J ~~ - ws 3 de ‘ . es r . ~ Py . ov ; . tia pa F ne * b a + . * ‘ + \ a 3 Ff t ;? : * Tt > R - - “es ‘ % ss _ , ; a » * . 4 : ~ ta ~ : . - : - = eS ~ os ‘ -% Se : ri ele bse! MOGiT} » 4 fmt . Farmers’ National Grain Deaiera = «ay, we _ : irposes w about corn whic ) seamen ee — —en 5 ° A a = “4 o . 4 nue race fe%r SiC Uic buccessior of protests @eainst in? that i > Ris @ : . - +, - oes hy) ’ - —_ - Lead age Western railr owest possible besis COMPLETE WITH THIM & 5S ahi: sae ‘ corns, tender toes and hort breathing relieved in Ba t eer ase freizgh? tee “aS ma OQ: wil a free movement of the ¢t ~ BS That Famous Horseshoe Curi—Beantifal, , pressure of tight shoes. j C Ids Gri Flu D ours. Swelling removed mm 15 1 i Siitneese Comil Come : Commissioner Aitchison - Natural Lustrous Wave without Water- oids, ppe, , vengie, . Regul the heart. correct Waving Combs— makes this an offer extraordinary......- Bilious Fever and Malaria pat ly on, Feeney a shoe stores LIM DROPSY EREMEDY CO.. — —. - , 4 ‘IRa i eting that he had in mina i that used to more a: - 2 0 S. of Olfve. 4 : ars and wh NOV ELLE SHOP. 323 N. Grand Av. - Prccnacyre aa ® S408 evervu here It kills the germs. Atlanta. Ga. 74 Ah in 14.9 5 i : . ea 9 t M: bd os a - po 8 Pe coed see yen alt eb se aa i py - ato thot aa se 24 RINE is liga i tema Ree et eho hee ae Bi, Sear ale sp ik Mins MER autres ee wk ~— om 7 ay br telecon hh atte ag ES eo ORAS eas A Moh, Se a ain baie eee erin oR ACR RE NE BER ake A Player Rolls, 3 for $1] Phonograph Records, 39c eed Be ete pity: Children’s Novelty Slippers Tf All-Silk Chiffon Hosiery” \ . 2 ai I " : My .:: @ Pair .. hie Be Pair .. Prett. eut-eut Oxfords. straps and New Sport and Outing Hats Just in Time for Decoration Day and Summer Wear Y & as | . D> ———— iminy of overiny two-tone effects. Aline \ etc. Slight mimeweaves, sheer wanted colers piain patent and bionde ilecathers. sizes | ee Party Dress a : 7, Tailored Day Dresses a Business Dress, for $1177? , > : Week, | ~ ~~} ~~ r ; ll +? — "ee t aii . Siece j : Ly : - , e —in dark shades, navy and black The college girl, the young woman, the business a 7 to 12 " rY ' # 4 7am woman. the young matron and the older woman @ | WITH some of u 2 > SA EES, | 4 Pretty Sport Frocks wil! find the types of Dresses they prefer, - | packing our be —in 2-piece effects, stripes, poika dots s = “a Laces, Ribbons, For Graduation Pod } # 1a Bi Sommer _vacatios irmation | . ~~ |e Exon | ss ms . ai | ves r a — Soma tine : = \ ee * Hb E Rich White Dresses 500 ML x | RA — « _ Planning. _ Investig: ; | 7 f —for confirmation wear and for bridesmaids . @ ' Last Day Laggage i Wonderful Georgettes SIZES - _ —for party, evening and afternoon wear Those Dashing Prints Silk Foulards, Polka Dots, Flat Crepes, Canton Crepes and Rayons Silk and turday Without Fail: Don’t Miss This Rayon D resses | » a 4 Come & ie a Fer Girts $ te 14 » ~~ | ' © Hani setiadhinareitiechant-apiactateds hat ER SNR ibs SGA The Lo AA cilia 1 Rac RE! | GE GOR « Extra Special! PENS Sei PRP AR te ne ditt eng: : ra aiid —for sport wear and ail ocassions i New Rayons White and Colored Voitles Messaline—Taffeta These Dresses Also on Sale Uptown Store, Vandeventer and Olive Including hbundreds of samples, $3.98 and $5.00 Dre«e . a ed > , - s . MAA s B.u — FINAL CLEARANCE OF 242 ats sek okie Men's and Young Men’s One $ ese . — sonia and Two Treuser Suits pair knickers. coat $20.00 and $22.50 waluecs. went eautituils ( Nugente—Bargain Rasement.) : . \ . : : eel

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CREDIT ‘a GROUP of selected Rolls, full length and pe a @ Bonbons, Persian Caramels and Cocoanut TATE TIRE Co i che ene Serene. eee Raouhaiie *RLING BROS. . : .. ayer holls oO x oor. - “ 235 Washington se One pound, 50c; two pounds, 95c Candy Shop—First Floor. —— | ( Entra! Store Hours: Daily, 9:00 to 5:30—Saturday, 9:00 to 6 :00 Telephone Orders, Shoppers’ Aid—GArfield 7500 4 | Olive and Locust, From Ninth to Tenth | Open Saturday Until 6 P. M—Closed All Day Monday Saturday Charge Purchases Will Be Entered on June Statements Which Are Not Payable Until July—Monday We Observe Decoration Day by Remaining Closed New for th e Junio r G ir] | a Oe ro. | Again seins Goo a Day to xe ee To W ear Over the Holiday | tg rN ars MU ee eee | Women S and Misses | egular ° a | Summer Silk Dresses For Sports and Parties ® | 51142 al | | | " 8 @oa" Hosiery # .O9 16% OOL, new silk prints in polka dots and | . figures, tub silk tennis Frocks and Georgette Decoration Day Demands crepe Frocks that express the sprightliness of ‘active youth. Sizes 13, 15 and 17. Two of the Sports Shoes several models pictured. to 19: heautiful ut beige, blonde, PT wanted colors Jeain Basement.) - —— TT ATURDAY is the last opportu- rR RRR enter ames Oe ee ee a = eee 7 = - OO EE CT EE RE ene Aa cima acme an ete EO ome SRR RIT RIN BR ts at ORI II . a Let Ft k pada in the requirement of sport Ox- |. nity to take advantage of this a Jac et , roc fords and pumps, Decoration Day outings extraordinary two-day sale that ii White tub silk Frock with red flannel coat and will be marked by the wearing of such smart | comes just in time for you to buy 4 red flannel belt for dress. A smart sports outfit. Shoes as these. : | those new Frocks you desire for the ii a holiday week-end trip—and for va- Page Boy Frock 1 | ome VarsityGirl.| The Country | iiss een-ot n peuiieien : | Pleated white crepe de chinesskirt with cross $10 | Club $1 0 : 2 tucked and braided Georgette crepe top with | | } ’ —_— . page boy flare and narrow white kid belt. The Pump style. Leather | With Wescott and rub- Included are smart individual | — fee ce ae al pe been Wheto orale a bah i , ’ d | 4 Cretonne Beach Coats ment calf with lizard trim white, black and white and | women and misses of or white calf with lizard | natural elk. White buck, | ‘ - Ss ey ° 2 Y _-_— * *)* " via Bas Ke P ‘y ee Se ey oe ‘4 [ A ‘ _ + = —_> ° " ; N - AAAS 4 an e« - i. ao) 6.4 . a *- © ‘) ‘ , U ; Nos) ® ‘+ : ’ * 43% an P) a ~ : + * . « 6 . . e = — eee _ bd ° ® _ trim. | $11:00. | Drian Prints Footwear Fashion Shop—Second Floor. : Printed Crepes mp HE popular three-quarter -_— The Summer outfit is not complete without a flannel Coat length. Ribbed tops and self for sports wear, for cool evenings at the municipal opera and vacatien days. Full length Coat smartly tailored. Powder blue as well as white. »dels _ Se ae a i ! Plain Crepe Georgettes very girl will want one of these Coats when she sees them. | ’ . , ‘ Colorful cretonne in a figured design with collar, cuffs and I on. It's Summertime—the Children Will .. Plain Crepe de Chines at ogee — cotton broadcloth making a clever contrast. Sizes | Need Extra Pairs of | | In navy, light and medium Sum- , 15 and 17. | Silk S : k mer shades and combinations. | Special Women’s Sizes 34 to 42. | ; J ..! = “at ¥ Pair Women’s Dress Shop—Third Floor; Misses’ Dress Shop—Third Floor, 9th St. Side. | design roll cuffs. Slight irregu- larities that\do not impair wear- See se Women’s Silk Hosiery | Children’s Hostery Shop—First Floor. A I ay at ~ ’ _— serene Soa ae amd aie eee a ee — ee em —— om wore = —— Semenantall ae a ante A —— moe — —~ i teneeniall EE ome ow—e__—-—- Jmpressive _s ‘ ee : 'e \ : : — HK TY EW, all wool, in the pop- An $10 S1 | } } I 1eT at | Li } @. AY N ular orie-piece California y ae ~ > ee ad —_ _ _ Saturday, the Last Day of Luggage WY sapien all the new shad | Week, Brings These Special Values! priced. For Choice Saturday at $7.50 | n, the business 2 older woman ° ‘ | wre, soellin WITH some of us already | Vandervoort’s Wardrobe Trunks $31.75 Ss - ‘TH woman who will go away over the holiday and the one who will packing our bags for a | . ; . 5 Summer vacation — it be- Another model at $46.75 eee > | be entertained in town can each select a becoming Hat to accom- | | eee Se heen ’ WOME cg h frock from this group reduced for Saturday. There are } : planning. | Investigate these Vandervoort’s Steamer Trunks $32.50 | : ¥ re ee for se ne ocr a en siaeet © a Se aie eo achat tai | $3.50 Hat Boxes Another model at $39.75 | |/ “a ia i 08 cee the display. Close Hats and broad-brimmed Hats in lovely colors fash- | 4 | Saturday Only Vandervoort’s Hatbox $3.25 | : in all the wanted colors. ionably trimmed. | $2 ? x - Black Enamel Suitcases $10.75 | 3 gee | Jantzen Cadet Felt Hats Visca Hats Hairbraid Hats 7 1 | Kighteen-inch round. sire | COWhide Leather Suitcases $12.75 | 33 \ ie Suits, $6.00 | Tagal Braid Hats Satin Hats Faille Hats | es Gate wneue. “” | Gladstone Bags $19.75 | Jantzen Children’s | Milan Hats Taffeta and Straw Combinations Hats | 7% | from two to four hats. | . nec | S * $3 50 liafi ats a | j | uggage Shop—Downstairs. | uits. : | Smart Hats for sports wear and motoring are these soft }, : | - Felt Hats in pastel shades and white. Grosgrain ribbon band | OITE 1 ags For Saturday Only ) tailored finish. | a : y’ Millinery Shop—Third Floor. | 7 = = en wee Bathing Suit Shop—Third Floor. Small Colored Felt Hats $5 | Special Sale of ed t Pa ao ee ee” That Would Regularly Be Priced | at Far Higher Figures ge _ Pianos Exchanged " , ’ ‘ . Handkerchiefs | Hats That Little Girls Regulerly 25° | and Big Sister Will Wear 19c = —s Away This Week-End | Every instrument re- | conditioned by Van- or mane 7 i Je tiL Se ae @. -» ee ie Wa ET aca 1 8 ‘ - . f -_ ell, . . yy ‘ : - vif : 4 t . ; dervoort experts. 3 for 50c z Expressing the spirit of Summer in ine Day Only An assortment of women's | MART Hats for little tots and misses to za their gay, light colors, these Bags are | : are of embroidery and bem | “wear on the over-the-holiday trip can be |} TRE, | stitched hems. First quality. ) ° . . ) mounted on gold-finished frames, stud- | Upright Pianos $45 Up| Prices in this sale are so we | a “ a prices in the Juvenile i jew touched | ‘cht Plav $187 Up low and the quality so i nee | ulinery op. ded with replica jewels and tow eg cee oo6s Up high that it will pay you Men’s Initial | with enamel eS ee —— ~? “* to be an early visitor. | Handkerchiefs | Syogestions— i ae Chain handles. Lined with | Electric Reproducing Each Instrument Is Fully : 44 ° “moire. Fitted with coin | — Uprights $465 Up. sameeren 50c Pongee Silk Tams at $1.95 “ purse and murror. Some | All are of well-known makes such as Estey, An assortment of two initial | W hite Duck Tams at $1.25 L are embroidered (eh & | Vose & Sons, Kimball, Krakauer, Steinway, Mar- | nS ae Wa oe f : Z . yh blue. carmine vain gray | shall & Wendell, Kurtzmann and Chickering. | First quality. | White Pique Hats $1 to $2.95 | fl Se. blu ; . la lia | yD ET © Ne 2 "y | Convenient Terms—Pay as Low as $7 a Month Vandervoort aes mee | Tailored Leghorn Hats $5.00 ! hex. ray Also navy and black. | chief Shop—First Floor. | : Pete Ce iy d t's Bag Shop—First Floor Vandervoort’s Musie Salon—Sixth Floor a — ———) Vandervoort 's Juvenile Millinery Shop—Third Fleer. a Vandervoort s Bag Shop—first f ——“—;™sts—sésésC‘SYHS‘T LCF} POST-DOISPATCE .s—“ Ct So eeay RVEME MAY 3 1006 etn ae

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' PAGE 10 ss GT LOYIS POST-DISPATCE ___FRIDAY EVENING, MAY 28, 1926. aisiieatsiaiaiaall _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 4 Clyde Line Sailors Pound Sober. BELLEVILLE MAN HFT) | King Racetves Tt. 8. Marksmen. lenth l"nited States Infantry. who tion at B sley were received toaay | —_—_—_—_——_—— — - a ste lh ERG SPM habs, tesco, hie 46 2 eran. Civa bit feAaAmet have heen R's | AW ee Tp ener, | gna THREE STORES OF WONDERFUL VALUES—EASY TO GET TO AND PLEASANT TO TRADE IN : ; declared wholly unfounded by Gov- c | five years ago—fortunate brides , CTRMent investigators otficers of A : |: the Tine said today. - oe ages al ante : | of this June—to be given a Haines : , . 5 : MALS noose Irom a worid of stvies—styies enougn to ; '; ~k an I Fail- “ ‘ - ts ; . . ; = F. L. Dieckman Jailed - Fail-| orders ete tie dhoumads cf men eke cam hee: | wectnecs Grae eee Poe . “ ‘ .? e u bad ad ES el c _ ae > of » “ / 3 ure to Pay Rail rm | f reguiarily for their Shoes. Youll find just what | from $875. iJ $675 Judgment. | Faas a a > you want—wondertul values in snappy styles as | | Fae om te i i well as the more conservative—all are here. | DIVIDED PAYMENTS ; The old Tilinois debtor's law, : ‘ b Sb . 9? ~— which permits imprisonment 0! ere st e 1-CGear =, : 5 persons who fail to pay judgments fafa aa | —~.* ' against them in personal injury | Ne fa seat | ea EN rt > i‘ seb ecw Be cases. was invoked yesterday in tobbddseesiagiiitis SUR Pf Nroskieeteste, “al eps a if wearers and holds them. Choice , | ~ East St. Louis when Elvin A . r : $323) , } | : ol and comfortable hrown _ a | Rrutcher, a railroad clerk, of 3054 : ee Tia ‘S Oe SHE HET Re c biack kid, dark or light tan 7. %, Regent place, caused the arrest of = i: Pa. Stee ys “s alf, black calf, patent. zi ee F. L. Dieckman, a contractor, liv-| Kiesefhorst’s forty-seven year pee ing in Belleville. | Policy: instruments cf nation- bs Dieckman was held at police} etm : — Be ae } - - = a head rters while his attorneys Uy recognized quality; fair Y 3 * 5 ; tty ia is ‘ a ssa taatet: * a s . — - ae =a efforts to prevent his com sisi! prices; reasonable * terms. ry 1007 OLIVE STREET — ment to the St. Clair County | . x 2». ee H YES! I can wear smaller, jail under a capias obtained by | mes PIANOS 7 PHONOGRAPHS 7 RADIOS “A “So daintier shoes since I use ' Bruteher. who had paid $§ to the] ee : | ~~ @re never swollen of tender any i bill for a week. | @ - a a Prutcher holds a $675 judgement! 716 Olive 8t. 6118 Easton 420 N. Sixth St. The minute you put your feet in | obtained Auc. 20 last, as the result ran Tiz bat! : Eg ~ 288 ; feel | A re a. Uof ent on Collinsville road} Gern crawa cut. : . utomobile turne ee\|PARENTS OF BOY GRADUCATES—SEND THEM TO HUETTE’S—FIT AND QUALT?T ae ie relief. No more tired, aching, is automobile turned ot | WU ALITY Gr ARANTEED. TRY a 3-time POST-DISPATCH WANT AD. Results al : in maccingk : harricade Pprect > } 4 ' burning, shoo-chafed Sect. in passing a Darricade e ected by Neen eres most on Tiz draws out the poisons and Diec 1. He alleges he offered certain. Money refunded on canceled iMmsertions : acids that puff up your feet. Get sje ; a box of Tiz for a few cents ata | times for half the amount of the > department store. | judgment | to settle with Dieckmann severa! The dector’s law. passed in 1845 — —_ : = ™ -nd almost forgotten, was revived | 'last June, when H. M. Caaey, an Closed East St. Louis grocer, was impris- | oned for 37 days. It provides that the creditor may cause imprison- Monday ment of a debtor for not more than | six months. provided he pays the prisoner’s board at $1.50 a day, and | shows that the debtor is financial- ily able to pay. | 2-D Vv . | Dieckman was arrested when he ay Vacation Prepare for Memorial Day at Schmitz & Shroder Saturday : Memorial Day Prepare for a oe = ie appeared in East St. Louts as plain- tiff in amother law suit. His attor- ney, H. L. Browning, contends that. | jail commitment would be illegal, , asserting that the judgment was for | damage to Brutcher'’s automobile. | Brutcher sued (for 5000 and Browning claims the jurv allowed | for property damage alone in Blue or Black Cases Special Sale Price Orphans’ Home Fund $123,372. FOR ONE WEEK | Jewish Orphans’ Home building 9 $s 34 a ™ 3 i > , , ey 4 pen ee _- 4 J 4g e ; ror : ~ ty ae. wee ie ee oe > 7 “ . » ae Bic ; - a’ on. . . eA OD HN ~ AY “ ” § i a » ed . at 3. : > . Fa eihee sy. . a a 2, raat oO eS: z 3 4 $ . “ an a . , . i) 7 Ss ' be Z o ~ van) : ” a a d : r, . q a, 4 G » > ae >. A, pi é : _M ~ “ta 7. 5 , “he ae . sone oe: ae : Ya " Rin , — hee ; a . ' ; “e : “3 Oe A oul € e: ; | am | HS, Pte $4) £ § . " - >: 7 : “ “ a”. 2 . : P oy? { , 7 - - : 3 _ a 3 a y > ee o - Ms . % Ou ™ is . 2 q « _* 8 af = ~ ae ’ “ + ; ove) ° “4 5 z 4 ’ § - Ta ; ; : igen . ; a Ks — »f At yesterday’s luncheon of the NR ae “a = ae | . ae é > ood *s ' od =a ’ ! ’ Ye “ , . ee . wie . @’ 4 ~ “* x . P ? ’ Bax, aa “~ eS. ihe Me ” Re “- as . ‘ d Pe : mine . . we _ $15.00 Value fund campaign committee at Ho- “Sie — “: ea k: p , i avs a OY ea “ ‘ ‘ et on me A ae , yas ‘ 3 x Adele ty me Pn +" P.% a pt . - | A S E FP subscriptions was reported, bring- hy ee a Rees = Sa ea aie | | | : ' Repeat To a . aoe ; : s . —~ - : , an? ae " - £ . ity an ale A: Se Se i : % - : | MUSIC ing the total to $123,372 of the Rigen ee i . oS ; ¥ 815 North Sixth Sst. $259.000 objective of the cam- fo eg ry : 2 | +. “ ; paign. which will close Monday. Ss a ee ae oa - . BAe = es: * With WwW He hate gan Rese thn cuniver | gern Rise Bina = eons BS oS ae th = Iwo I wo : ¥ Vict the td The Rev. Dr. Ivan Lee Holt will RR ea ge Se. cS ca aga . % ., | ; rola . POI Te A iy “4 ’ ag. . oe § ie RECORDS IN ALL LANGUAGES § address the committee at a lunch-| Eee Et Se ae ca eS ° . ee .« ; today roe ee eS 3 oe Se SE es as : ; ©®On today. Saat eee > * ; : *. " : “ > A ya oe . > . “>, * 25 "ie ‘ Pos , ie + FF : ES ee = : ; Si ae Me : ‘ ; te ‘ ; ess wing 2 oe a eee “ -- ~- ro Sa os S a roe * my : _ 7 , p. opiates eens ae. Ne. ree My “ : 4 i '. “ soa ee ee * 7 2 Y + ~ OR eS . oe ge . ee ‘ 4 . Bea as "wey . “ap ae et . So Race Se . , > ‘ota jas “ on — . ‘ ‘ ¥ . “ os ves . ay ~ - ‘ «is ~ nad -.% > . . 7 ” . e” «da . ae . . . ae “ant a" ye =» En >¢ otek aaa ag . »* . « . ? > . ae * » . my ' . oyna ae as ’ : " b. ee : eo. anne . * - . . . . ~- ve — » , 7 Cy > ~ Re ey “s i ee, a “ * i " a ae « bad Ph me.” , ao eat Re ve eS 4 ale Py ae “ade * o*, > . ‘ ‘ 4 * a* oe Be R * - a . ie” $ > . Wad . "Shy P a ~ Ms ia i om - nl * > *. “3%, ed 4 “a “ ¢ P . - od ae > Bon. P PS oe ‘. ss ee Nae Se A tas = ‘= i 3 mh. . > jee oa + a x. Boys’ >» ~ zs p - . * a: s enuine “» — & ms > & “s e x > he _ a es . . ae ic ers bt, — 4 ¥ . tte ~ BO - er » 7 .. * a 7. “- “ | $1.95 WASHINGTON AVENUE AT EIGHTH STREET & 3 SCHMITZ & SHRODER Washington Avenue at Eighth Street Charge Pur chases Made Saturday Will Appear on June wai il " : iy MALLORY STRAWS ARE HAND-MADE Statements, Payable = in July. =

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ORST REEL * “Gee IS y RADIOS H UP FROM $475 = . ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Ths FRIDAY from _2 customer in payment for merchandise, Tom Dunning, local furniture dealer, found an old cop- received per one cent piece, the size of a ae oak Pree. half dollar, dated 1794. " geETROPOLIS, I1l., May 28.—In_ a sting over change Braved on one side while the inscription appeared on the other. / j } i “One “Cen The like-, ness of George W ashington was en- | srce| BAPTISTS VOTE: FOR é about coffee (secrets every woman Should Know)\ M°>. coffee reaches your home with one-third of its flavor antl strength gone, evaporated in the air. H & K Vacu- - Packing is the only way coffee can reach you with all the strength and flavor you pay for. 0 MONTHS TRUCE This Is Action of Convention |: but . Fundamentalists Con- demn Education Board. ( By the Associated Press. WASHINGTON, May 'fution providing for a six-months’ 28.—A reso- {> EVENING, MAY. 28, i ? ‘ ; 2 ; — tie a : 2 ! | truce on controverted subjects be- B, | tween fundamentalists and modern- | ists of the Northern Baptist | Church was adopted today by -church’s convention. | Fundamentalist | Bible Union, an in i? the | 1) members of the) > dependent body, | ‘last night adopted a _ resolution)? | calling upop tne -convention and) } ithe Baptists of the country gener- ‘ally to remove modernists ' the ee | eE_ 3 -_——_ | sues 40 TO 60 With Two Pairs of Pants as any refresh- lartness fog | seams . Sizes ary Suit . - $16.50 errr e worsted, Cal- nia style Bath- Suits in solid ades and in ney sport es. Wide va- ‘ty of colors. sizes. n’s $1.15 2 Athletic derwear iy i: y on-stripe ma- . and fancy hecks in pop- makes. Flap* s and side-leg -ning. We e. Sizes 36 6. SASEMENT STREETS For Saturday—A New Shipment of Marvelous SUMMER DRESSES At the same low price that caused such a sensation Wednesday Materials Golors Voiles, Black Flowered White i Voiles, Navy l Shantungs, Gray y] Printed “a Orchid iy Voiles, ads Tan Yy, Broadcloths, $6.95 Combina- Yip Foulards ene U/) | Every Dress Ils Brand-New and an yy, | Unforgettable Value. Purchase a GY | Season’s Supply at This Low Price ht Now, with Summer close at hand, you need by Yip bright new Frocks. This complete _§selec- “Wy Uy tion includes every smart fashion feature. Sizes 40 to 60; Cut Extra Full; Wp >. Large Armholes and Full Length | STOUT @(HTpTTRITy WOMEN SIXTH AnpD LOCUST ~ tically each and every one of ‘against even the approach of | ;noted fundamentalist men and) 'of their admission into the schools. lence in the tolerable 'liberately determined to | cational institutions. . | The resolution adopted by the eeenenatatists, assailed ist teachers as ‘“‘cuckoos”’ | taken the nests of other “We are ch cnet da, pore the resolution, ‘‘to call attention to ' the intolerable situation in our | entire Northern Baptist conven- 'tion’s .educational program. With the rarest exceptions, by political | manipulations of the world have seldom descend- ed. modernists have been put into the presidencies of our universities, and schools of second Modernist professors have | been placed in chairs that icreated with the money of funda- mentalists. Modernist student pas- tors are practically, if not abso- | lutely. in charge of the spiritua! training of our young people. “Modernist professors head the 'religious departments of practical- ily the last one of these ‘and by the same political manipu- lation. a cordon of modernist pas- tors has heen flung around prac- these | defense | Rida had } colleges | grade. were schools | schools, making a double speakers-——much less the possibility | and their béing same. ther accewmtuate this in-, result, we discover) that our Board of Education in the? Northern Baptist conventic granted an I ao tt now nis de-| end the} official relation of every funda- mentalist who cannot be brought nto compromise and under control, and thereby ‘unitari- | anizing’ process with a view, doubt- complete the less, of doing eventually what the'| leaders of Congregationalism in, New England long zz. Pe Lina Hundreds of New Arrivals—F eaturing ans and Leghorns Splendid Values! aon® SS anes See Them in the Windows! Without doubt the finest selection in the city today at $5! Charming large and medium size models. Hats of solid Milan; clever Satin and Milan models; captivating Leghorns trimmed with black velvet. Every wanted Summer color. No matter what you desire, you'll find it in this wonderful $5 selection! Decoration Day Special! New White Sport Hats $4.95 | Also white and black Hats! Novelty Straws. 4 . \ / ‘ f \. All head sizes in Panamas. Toyos, Large and small hats! Every chic sport style! Pairs Silk Top Chiffon $ Decoration Day Special ! Substandards of an excellent grade full-fashioned silk-top Chiffon Hose. Qualities that actually are worth DOUBLE! In the new Summer colors. All sizes 812 to 10. — |1000 Pairs Perfect Chiffon I _ Decoration Day Special ! Just a tH®usand pairs of finest quality full-fashioned Chif- fon Hose; silk to the garter hem! Every pair perfect and a most amazing value! All the colors. All*sizes 8! to 10. ST.LOUIS POSi-DISPATCH | support | Bible- ; nom NEW YORK CITY PHONE CO. , phone zontally. There are 140 schedules | governing New York City rates | ‘and the increase will be appor- linto account the ized vesterday. Servic: hers granting the increa ‘opinion which would have ‘ized a $1 ,; majority held | Was ¢ should make a net return of & per | cent on @ valuation of more than | $472,000,000. ~ ADVERTISEMENT __ : Rar eee /ing ite symptoms. /blood pressure that has waste matter, lessens the duty of. the over--: ; Drug Stores and Walgreen Drug Co. and | (ali other good cruggists. _— did- turn- | ing over aches to the} adoption and control of Uni-| outright. words, thes c tarianism ‘In other education seems willing to draw its from an evangelical and and Bible-loving de- engaged in the ‘aying that denomination's interests, and final-| ly, after having bound it hand and foot with the fetters of ainbelief, | deliver: it over to the Page with unitd.” , thie hoard of! believing ~1 ination, while processe es of het very whose hearts they are tru WINS $9,111,378 RATE RISE Increase Granted hy State Com- mission to Be Apportioned Among 140 Schedules. Special to the Post-Dispatch. NEW YORK, May State Public Service Mas authorized the New York Co. to increase New Citv telephone rates to provide $9,- | 111.378 additional revenge. At the! iffices of the company it is said the | i will not he applied hori- , °8.—The Commission Tele- York Increase tioned ame«nrg them. The rates have increased 37 per cent In six years, while rates throughout the coun- have advanced 323 per cent in 10 years. These figures do not take Increase author- iry There Public e mem- majority opinion sase of $9,111,378 ied a minority | author- | 2,900,008 increase. The | that the company | ntitled to 7 per cent net re- | turn on a valuation -of: mors than | $427,000,000. The m con- tended the was division in the (“ommission Thre cio va. he signed tn Two members sig? inorityv telephone company | Warns Middle-Aged — Wemen To Check High Blood Pressure Thousagds of women at the changing time of life are in danger of high blood pressure. It is caused by poisonous waste matter accumu- lating in the system or the weaken- ing of one or more organs. This forces the heart to do more work and raises the blood pressure. The symptoms are dizziness, short- ness of breath, head pains, flushed face, nervousness or sleeplessness. High blood pressure must be treated and stopped for everyone knows it brings on Bright's disese, apoplexy and often sudden death. It is too danger- ous and dwick acting to 53 without heed- Norma is a doctor's prescription for high | been with | creat success. Being a purely vegetable medicine it con- | tains no habit-forming drugs. is harmless, | and works in such a way that it drives out | reduces blood pressure taxed heart and Often one bottle brings | swiftly and safely. great relief. Get a bottle of Norma toda and tree yourself of life shorten! ing hig! blood pressure. For sale by Wolff!-Wileon to which even men 1? i from}. mission field and church edu-' modern- | ey _ 806 OLIVE “Enjoy Those Week- End Pleasure Trips” SATURDAY SPECIALS Na Nl alll alla lal lll la al alll fl fra fm fm oral fra laa Le ONT Tyme Candies : “Good Old-Fashioned Kind” : ‘ ¢ Deliciously good, that’s what everybody | ee and every Saturday they’re all ¢ ready packed in One and Two Pound 50c 2 RO MGS on « 0k one bce caer Pound French Mixed Candies 230c A Week-End Candy Value....... Pound Box Royal Marble Cake Lusciously baked, Angel and gees Cake, with butter cream icing Cc oo ee eee ee ere Ceepamon Rolle, doc... scicedccsssde All Stores Closed Decoration Day—Monday CANDIES MAILED ANYWHERE. PDD OSI i id ~ ian - ~ “ i ae —— — i i i OO POLL Ah re Phere LLL ade hk hell - POLO Lf ~ an a a a nein?) eee are Pranores-ametpouin POD rele halal, A > The Coliseum Pool Reopens With Another Water Circus High Diving Canoe Thrills . Fancy Diving Life-Saving Exhibits | Water Clowns—Water Stunts Circus Starts at 8 O’Clock Doors Open at 7 O’Clock After the Circus—S§ WIM! On opening night the pool will be open for swimming from 9 to 11 o’clock. Swimming privilege for additional 25c charge. Daily Admission Charge Adults ...........50c Children under 12 years with bathing suits .. . . os sos, 28¢ Spectators Sevcese see Wie bathing suits... .38¢ OPEN EVERY DAY—TEN TO TEN Sees _ ---and you can buy both at Golde’s for what you'd ordinarily spend for one Every Suit -- Top Coat -- Tuxedo ja Jf bs Pie. Loo a "NO MORE - NO L LESS | High-power, embarrassing salesmen who must force high-priced garments on customers are eliminated here, as our only price is $22.50 Everyone wants to be correctly dress- ed for Decoration Day ~ and this year it’s possible ~ at a price that is within the reach of all - $22.50. We urge the man who has been paying $35 to $40 for his clothes to inspect our brimming racks where such patterns as blue wide - wales, pineapples, chev- iots, silver-grays, etc., in ev gh new and stylish ‘model await him.. Open Monday Till Noon Open Saturday Night SIXTH AND OLIVE STS. AL. G. BRUCE PANTS To Match Your Suit $32 _ $4 $5 $ N iw PURE LINEN 45 KNICKERS $50 Cool -.- Wasbsbhe” _FRIDAY EVENING, caemagiaiae ~~ >the omalanaimanaans S eastinmnaenaiiad “ ae MAY 28, 1926 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Fn ene URE Ae Por CAN. ET er ageme oF pe Ae ota GRIN Somes 9 coe ete oe eS ep ose ‘ ae ee, —_ FS ap he PON NE ONC, «Saal EI ATL Eo oe eg MG mw COLISEUM POOL ee ‘ ‘ Peru oy “ PO Ly PROTO gee ie ha to mr Ba pte ae te nag wont oe PRL seep. fit ” hy a PR ee. en oe ee ey terior - PRA le Rn. GOO gene tae Ses | Wephm attnes . . M4 ~ ” “ — m Te oon lees OE a ea Agi ee uhh ores eireeinttese on ee = " * m > ~ —_ Oe MPR nmap PLO wep De iat ~ a _ weg + , 2 ae ees . — + “ we Cie cealieeat Mead. ey aT AP ey. : - PIM RE AEN YE ES VOR IR RAE HN COREY RON ORO RIS we “. ae a " , - i" t AF Ae ete PH kA te I 5 may ANN A Et NOL COE LG AOL LIOR BELEN CTS tthe: ian cataee ha eed. mealies Me, STA MENON PE RAE LEONEL NNE CANA BINL SM ABIL LAR A 6 OE EE Ay IP AREER EG eR IN ee eS CN 8 Get On AR INE NS RRR NE EH Ce " is *« ’ . ane mwa 4 . . - Ce em en a ee ee eee, Se a . » » —y aH «nase vi pp — . . Hens mn . . Se tthe eee eer ee we en at es ent ona vrhue dp — , . opine . trea —n en ewan sane ita “ - ne ; ’ 4 . 3 ae a cei ay = tii ES AR finer: Baty? om Sapo ay eh Picks AAD ge BITE We Se vege, ng ates 22 ree ste nace fe ‘ an ‘ , raise . a Se Note, ee OR aE at DAE? ets cts ica ten ie TORS bor ate ty a ° ‘ ” " ‘. * ~ ' SHCA EBs statins age , SELLA LAE AD eRe E ID 5a OA ERR I IA EAR ED HR EH elie

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Pi Pe! os RIS A pa. 2 dentate, Pel 7 oe ist 8 Bren ae : ~ uo: . “s - y PAGE 12 ee Bre Fern _FRIDAY EVENING, MAY 238, 1926 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH — ee ce ee enema Cem SA ies Store Hours: 9 A. M. to 5:30 P.M. Daily—Open Saturday Until 6 P. M. Eastman No. 2 Cameras Store Closed Monday pe scsictey Prac 7 ] f: : Folding Cameras — ed Memorial Day is Sas eee nd used; with single lens and fixed focus: take of Shop Saturday We Give Eagle Stamps and Redeem Full Books for $2.00 in Charge Purchases Made the Remainder ©; pictures 214x314 inches in size. | Cash or $2.50 in Merchandise—Few Restricted Articles Excepted the Month Will Be Placed on June Statements be ainick i Sag ie ae Baltes, A: wah ha Fl . ‘ ar % at S - a 7 tee ‘ SUID isfy = Sa ana t meee “ i Rr AR cin 5 ABB hace ad xe he ne y > Y hs Les yg bly Main Fleer es, ha mae: a: ot EIS Som ee Ses pe? Py = PR et ‘ts sa * are . ’ > , Si prae see Ba “S42 } m Ge f ee: 4 . sf ee. y : — ee4 : pe, a — nd Misses > ee ety a a = a,‘ a) : = 4 - 7 i. gis > 10) wa &; j ,. . ion \ f Saturday—We Offer 1500 Pairs of Womens a me oe S e 2 fl l hie eed EAS LS S/S LS 5h iT SANS MAUgt> > -. | $2.75 Chiffon Silk Hose —Al] With Silk Tops and Soles sect $19 Alia The Last Day Before Decoration Day Will Find Many Women and Misses Choosing From These Three Groups of Silk Dresses {f —One and Two Piece Summer Silk Models That Are Now Most Popular —Values That Will Impress You With the Importance of Prompt Choice Dresses > Dresses as Silk Models at : Ne > —Many Styles at CoES\ 7 Bare @ Over 1000 of these | € These Dresses feature ~ . - si all — - - Summer styles for large 4 v v radium — in white, light wear; of Géoreette, flat hos Z ola: shades id Mka -repe and washable -renes wormen ; e of various 3. i im S1IAG CS Bilt iM iai.a~ as. @t its iiavti Y , ) a Z ite oem xn ye si 7 eta Be oon # plain colors, printed and Ggotted patterns. (ne and ——— i . $3 to $4.50 19 Hn aa eg a vollin dete unk (hte polka-dotted patterns; mod- ' nt ae a a call einai els with long or short models. Wille COmouimatiions. Values ... — | mescicate ’ sleeves. ? $ | Sizes for Wom. 5 Plain and Trimmed Sizes 44°, to 5252 Included. @ Suits of excellent fast-color suitings Basement Economy Stere and pure linen—made in flapper. coat ' 7 and button-on styles, in solid colors, $ a novelty patterns and combinations of $ A Special Group of ; | des. All attract ly trimmed and . neem me 2 hoi tieennaqgmas ; For Gradaation Wear— —] 10 Tire Fleer q Rove’ short-sleeved spbrts ‘ , ® ¢ “eS! ’ 7 and wooi-mixed weaves in the wanted care =~ eoliar Blouses of “Boy Biue” . ?. . - . service they give. The fab- Mixed patterms. £acn Out Oas OMe pair rie ke lustrous Enalish cotten PA sig and one pair short pants, and vest. bren@celoth—in white, plain \ Sires 4 op 7S wears. tan and plafn biue. Sizes $ te tf years, Wash Suits wage Graduation Shirts att ached-ecllar Shir ‘ts ef cc — we 2 . ~~ s me ies _ de, Ge onl on ; | ‘, 2 we CEG Otek q * X ez ras _a~ *& =e cad oars wid tia@hiy mercerized white En- button-en strie; sizes 3%; to § years. ee ee . = - oe « servatively cut trousers. A truly exceptional choice fr gitsh eartan breadcioth— ‘S$185°s285 | Assorted Candies rrewkk —Par Excellent and Other Kinds remn—sizes 16 years to 42 chest measure. 79a 3) me °* «tore i“ Basement Ecenemy men and rour ee we ee Summer Suits Linen Suits $12.50 313.50 $11.75 Extraordinary Footwear “Specials” — Men’s Shoes Serend Fieer 5 ~ Ib 49 Box dC | 2 ~ oJ) iored to oid their stape. checked linen suiting. Well- on Dav'ich* = . hd es icin bine seate to oui Values ie na @ Some of the most luecicus kinds made in cu: ? - ~ _ 7 « day Our delectabie Par Exrelier Cs oeeclates, and ax- >. Cc 2ck cat . sorted milk cRecelatea, as Well as checv ate mints. herry . me er 6 5.4 $ 5 Ka a . layer carameis, checctate pecan marsimaliow relis and me bre iscs, as we = rnd and straig ists Sires ether kinda. Women’s Low Shoes ——al#! © A» Red, White and ee ue Blue Candy, 49¢ Boys’ “Keds' 1:-Pound Jars Summer Styles in * Pr 7 ° _ Sivee 2% to @...82.15 Hard Candies mate tn cur > ” 4 ee tial “eee tt t 2... .8t.94 ewn shop end delictousiy One and twe straps. pumps and Sizes 8 te 10% . $1.55 favered: various shapres— Ceiceniais in Pp t, Parchmen . all red white and ue : ¢? & ara white 2 arthers: fiex:- € Summer PFeetwear that egiered ee SX ~ ; sc «(Cuban affords nerfert feet ety. . : a os ; gp “~ : L —_ ~ « 2 ™ «2° 4 . ~ re @ fort fer the me etive elas: . ca o es oe | Chocolate Cherries “Mallo Fluffs” Terder Mars>* mallow tena yest Bb oda— with weg Children’s Shoes ef durakie« crepe rubber La g*. F Serres 2 ‘ “= * tie 2 ‘. . 0 4 : : and eeated ~ tse Gh theetted Coren. “OO of these attractive Sommer Hats—ot bengaline or of silk com +t ie : > ’ a 9 % 2 + - . Girls’ “Juno” Keds dark chocolate 4Qc met Seorcas - . Saturda: ] th * Sires 2%, to 8. 82.15 Assorted Milk Chocolates. special, 1b. 35c t2VOrec carE siaces- Mars tl to 2 - @& © 81.95 Maia Filwarc mf , é aw tee ae 8 T. 350s bers Bigh and iow Shoes @ tan Mmirigs. a7 - ~ > $6.95 Sper tai = La. av @€ Red, w> te and bive Stick Candies: cack stick w -apped. € Pick beecate Girdles with @a- —_— ; . g7c=uD ae Checelate Stara, TR. 23e Stic secticonus— . ~_ ~-2 ~~~ * ~ °° v= -* fe" be “eo oe, ~- be arti. A~X ‘ be . ‘ee ¥ , £5 a a a /* es aM eRe vt ae wise crepe de chine Dram *m eee | “ects : a ' Angel Cake : Corsetalls Knicker ; | at Caton 2 Kvie> regular and extra sizes, fs Recularty 66. 4&c $2.56 and vin Spectad | La ee Saturday. ... $3 Val , @ Freshir Paked, meist. ¢e- ’ . as —— ~~ > ~ > whe > wee > Re es a! —— fi. as% ~ > lisse wanillg icing. ieeinaite teint a calentiell 2. bb : : and —ee Samson and other Rackets. .$3.75 crepe; tailored and tric med styiea Ragular and exta Qe Sse Caramel Roll oe east ry a waa ent ie pry: 2 ! | ye | " ™ fiaphragm. Sises 32 to 38. natura! . a. onderstroke, “Wilding and others. ..$4$5 eipea. Special ..........- me anneneeetniy © «es hire wt 95¢ Basement ee Le = 3 son's “Autograph,” models 10. 20, 20. $5.95 Basement Economy Store SEETR Fleer = 09 0000400040010000000000000000850ORO9ROOE0000408000000000000040000080000000C08 : a ey. ee, ee —_ Q MER RD ai Ta aliewt> Sea - “ . peat . ae mae a ee ee eee . —

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_ —~ . = —— ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH , FRIDAY EVENING, MAY 28, 1926. ST.LOUIS POSi-DISPATCH — PAGE 13 ras eo Store Hours: 9 A. M. to 5:30 P. M. Daily—Open 8 | ‘eee een . . M. . es aturday Until 6 P. M. . 19 | | : fi Women s Silk Gloves : Memorial Day Wreaths : _ iti $1.69 to $2.50 Values, $1.29 in Wide Assottment of Styles : - so widely Bs = wide variety of novelty styles in Silk f 7 @ Patriotic decorations for graves—tokens of : focus; take . ae Gloves of firm, serviceable quality and careful love and remembrance. Large Magnolia i = We oF Pipe and cuffs ” effectively ° Wreaths and other kinds—many having red- i Main Floor [oe | embroidered. sizes—various shades. apyge o ——-- ——____— eissinnisiik ata dnhctisticisialoi ia dibaal Mii tes m Gan ene rete aes hite- . binations. All full iy as Main Floor | We Give Eagle Stamps and Redeem Full Books for $2.00 in Charge Purchases Made the Remainder of pe = eutsholly fa rie ane Cash or $2.50 in Merchandise—Few Restricted Articles Excepted the Month Will Be Placed on June Statements Main Floor tore Closed Monday, Supply Memorial Day Needs Saturday Vacation and All Summer Requirements May Be Chosen Here From St. Louis’ Largest Assortments The Popularly Priced Section Is Now Brimful of For Decoration Day and General Summer Wear, You Will Be Delighted With This Selection of ) TB | 1 ‘Small Hats Chic Frocks of Silk | 2°25.200502" ay aN hae tiga eyed At Ty ae a pir 7 Pe i sar Sipe , RS GE —Of Dotted Crepes, Colored Georgette or White Crepe de Chine $ | ~~ ws a : Splendid S$ | ps 7 Values at ... @ A most remarkable choice for $5—including flower-trimmed hemp flops with silk crowns— crepe and hairbraid combinations, leghorn brims @ From now on Summery Frocks of these types will be a necessity and by with silk crown—white Milan flops, small cro- choosing now the variety will meet your individual requirements most pleas- cheted, leghorn models and other ingly. Coronation braid, drawnwork and eyelet embroidery are charmingly charming Summer kinds. used on plain-colored Georgette dresses, dotted crepe models and white oe crepe de chine Frocks—all fashioned in the latest of authentic Summer $5 Millinery modes. : silk crepe, crepe and ra- s in the new les for large ice of various printed and patterns; mod- ong or short Sizes 14 to 20 in the Misses’ Section Special Sizes 36 to 44 in Women’s Dress Section Saturday REDE CPO A IER L ISLA LI eS RE RIERA PNG IN SN ENT SD POOR! TOE TE 1 wks net men a ee eee ae ee 441. to Included. Economy Store 2 P . Silk D There are 150 of these Hats taken from Crepe Pannier 51 PESSES grosgrain and fancy braid Mate ® Fourth Floor — —Very Much Like Georgette and Unusually Popular Splendid 57 5° Value at ..... For Women and Misses—All That Is Approved in ™ You could not choose cooler Frocks for warm weather—and they are smartly styled ° © mii too—crepe pannier being sheer as Georgette and especially serviceable. In navy and e e W a t, In | I] > { “ul newer Summer shades—with laces, embroidery, drawnwork and other trimmings. 7 a if Sizes 14 to 20 in Misses’ Section; 34 to 44 in Women’s Dress Section. oo ree 'S bib hb bhi bhi inhi nb hn i hb bb hb bbb bb DADAMS SDADDA BALA D AS AEAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAD A EOAAAAAAA ADA DDD bo EMAADAAMAAAAAAAAASBAAAAAA . ss orrvwrVrVee eee ee RE Ee eee ee Fourth Floor of Jantzen, Annette Kellerman, Brad- * ley and Other Popular Makes of Suits. For Girls and Juniors—We Offer Many Dainty and | 7 | 563.90 to a | 3 Summery Graduation Frocks 7 Fy @inwet tune stitch or flat weave effects; plain shades of Tailored and Fancy Models of Silk or Cotton black and white and oleid. chechill tnd Gam é : . red, seafoam, Kelly, flesh, yellow, orange, ‘ j’ Pa ‘ j » y : ‘ @ All the new girlish modes wanted for Graduation Day—values that Zz a J y) 4); Us Suits. will appeal to mothers and models that will be chic throughout Summer. QO Q | | Apia iy eee 7~. Le Ca; weight to be too light for nd mixtures— sure all-wool. - regular con- nal choice for -hest measure. aeadtiiihiiaiaiaetiiites a aie... SE nate nano rr Dene nn te en ee on 7 Silk Frocks Tailored Frocks AW-Wool Suits For Graduation—at - Two-Piece Modes—at At a Saving of About $10 to $24.75 $5.90 , White crepe de chine and Geor- Overblouse and pleated skirt of | L/w Plain or fancily bordered models of all- gette Frocks; also models of taf- white rayon or English broad- 2 | wool; elastic rib stitch; sizes 34 to 44. feta combined with Georgette; cloth; one of Summer's most pop- - . yi i} ea eee ee A eM Ee Oe tailored and fluffily trimmed ular and useful costumes for girls @ Such popular kinds of Jewelry as Charlot , =— . - Suits 15 cal Suits of €, or smalle . suiting. Well- NEO RED I RAR 8 Boh A th Suits, $9.75 - tldeetence dian eee at epee renee aR Awe ‘ ‘ Sele ah eNO 50 ae Economy Store Is: 10 17 vea’ Fe , af anes sin siiniatibo ‘ ts ° models; 10 to 17 years. of 19 to 18. Necklaces, Slave bracelets, nee ornaments, Bathing Caps, aviator style, 69c, $1 wide bracelets and artificial pear] chokers and ye Skull Caps 25¢ to $3.00 ‘ ° ° ° strands—as well as pieces for men and boys— y Pe eee z — Tailored, Two-Piece White Silk Frocks. eeeeoeeeor .$10 Waldemars, Beltograms, Cigarette Cases and Rubber Belts eereeeeeer .25€ to 35c . . ortunify in MAbs bbb bh bbb bib bbb bbb bb bbobbbbo44*% Bo oeoeerOe'4r44464 464646464656 ddA wry Girls’ “‘Lucette”’ Frocks 45c, 95c, $1.45 Up to $9.95 “23h | Fancy Beach Suits , wie silk are --- ‘oile, tissue, rayon and batiste {n many style - Main Floor ' ¢e of cotton sateen, cretonne and ook . Pye igo gmc come : : here in a variety of the most effective new : 14 y . In two special t $1.7 d $2.69. ings; 7 to years. In two special groups at $1.79 Sa ni 1a ol’ styles ranging in $3 08 to $39.50 id . . i f Meesesveceos Attractive Choice of New ecustant 2 ”" ner. ae | , White Broadcloth Two-Piece Suits ............$3.90 many more articles. Choice at | Swim Tubes .....-..--$2 and $2.98 ih bh ee» "y 39 Misses’ $5 Radium Slips | Girls’ and Misses’ Pg Sweaters ; Unusual Values at The Last Day for Women and Misses to Save on These Glove-Silk Saturday $Q.95 Unilanenr bogs ; $8 White Shoes in New Styles ‘tive Summer of silk com- hite, pink and ; with pins, . other trim- at eeeeedee se —Styles for Any Summer Costume yy uy \wk ak @ Costume Slips of excellent quality radium silks—made with picot = . Z ““¢ “ae edged bodice top and scalloped bottoms, with lace medallion inserts. Dainty, Serviceable Garments . pa ae wat gor Beare Hemmed to the hipline with the self material. Choice of many of for Graduation Wear—or Gifts BES AAR na new pullovers: the Summer shades. Third Floor WT S\ AZ on oer ae Weel Special » .65 =—_ @ Slim, simply tailored undergarments of lt , fhixtures—in “lo v e- ‘q , bird’ green, orchid, at Pad me rose, powder blue and white combinations. conomy Btore — ‘hite Silk fine quality glove silk—designed to fit girls and misses—and obtainable in cool | white or dainty pink. Very unusual are i" . b White Footw 4 these special groups for Saturday. . . @ It is time to choose your ite FOOLweas B” More ot These Popular SS Seay SRNENA. 77-98 90 Fe5 this selection will appeal greatly; there are white ‘ 1 ac ee id cut-o1 : , whi lf tie effects, white : y ae oe kid cut-out Oxfords, white calf tie ; Silk Chemises $2 Bodice \ ests, 91.50 7 kid tongue pumps, Marceila Oxfords and front- Under Vests of glove silk, made with ; ; gore step-in pumps. —Values You, Too, Will Like at _ gtrap shoulder, and tailored finish; Misses’ and Juniors eut in full sizes. The illustration shows four of the new styles in this 66 : 99 ’ r ientals special group; included are Shoes with Louis or Cuban > ) hy, $2.50 Silk Bloomers, $1.95 O Soa AA to C widths and a complete range of sfzes. - a i “ < A ! @ New crepe de chine Che- and tailored finish. g t x . ARES § «= mises—just unpacked and in . : : é 4 O 10 \\ nal peach, jade, maize, turquoise $3.50 Combinations, $2.95 and flesh shades. Dainty laces, _of durable quality glove sik, in e 9 ° sd Girls’ Billiken Summer Shoes pleats, tucks and lovely ribbon white or pink; have drop seat and a a L $5.50 Value $0 8 ° tailored finish. especially appreciated + . ‘i 7” : Z| Saturday at Many Chemises | under sheer or clinging - se ndmade . . frocks: of pliable fab- —— Glove Silk Garments trimmed sien eaenbined | ‘with Jaces; = all reg- with lace—and in other fancy elastic webbing. ular sizes. styles; vests, drawers, bloomers, Third Floor slips and combinations; $2.50 to $9.95. Third Floor Third Floor Glove Silk Bloomers with elastic at | —Priced at waist and knee: with reinforcements, ing group of » chine Dresses tyles for grad- Summer wear. Profitable Choice of Two New Styles in this Group of ckers $1.95 nisses’ Knickers 1 or gray and 26 to 44 waist. (“Decoration Day” needs may be economically filled these “Princess” cut-out straps in all patent or tan Russia with blonde overlay. And “Queen” straps of patent with blonde kid, or amber Russia calf with co t leather. Sizes 2% to 7 pper paten a _eerrrrrerrrerertrrv,rrrrwyyyee errr ewreeeTrTrrrrrTreT ee eee ee eer rrrYrrVvreCYCTrrrrrrfeetTtTTTT TTT TTT ee Sew ee eee eee eT ewe eee eee rw VvwwwewewwveweeTVweuwCCeCTCeeTeoee i i i i i i | LS ee oe a el ee | a ee i ae ~~ ee on ee Pa! —_ a 7 rai ) TT me \s al apela ale’ waa. il

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enna ee ee OO FRIDAY EVENING, MAY 28, 1926 __ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH PAGE 14 meer oT! LOUIS Sa he S| TRANSIT BARGE FLEET | i HOP Why pay more for your tires and Get a an re me a ——— —— mos | TIRE PRICES SLAS y epee Ox gs | Trade in Your Old Tires. Liberal A HI G. & J.—FISK Reconditioned Cadillacs. 29x 4.40.$11.25 3Ox5. 77 — = . 8.00 32x5.77. FLAVORED — | 4q 10 BECOME SINGLE TOW A a - fe SSS CORDS Immediate operation of the five | =i Work done by Cadillac 7 irzges of the KMiver Transit Co IN ALITY 1 Seach yesterday at Washington by nn sail experts. Must run as rep- Big sale of women’s $4.00, $5.00 and $6:00 grade-. Positively ' nd itterwavs Corporation, | the best values in St. Louis for the money. Choo-e from pat- and toes: Oxfords, pumps ar Ry HE S 1 Hits } Oversize &. S. 16. ‘23 i CHEST ih resented or money back. [9 | WRB sess Gerssng secs Sas oa i"s my 32x4%. 19.95 35x5 . 23.59 2055.77 Nonskig _. Rs Slightly blemished will not af- ;3e@x31, WN. fect wearing quality of tire. ifubes ......_ ents, tans, blonde kid. satins and plain leathers. New heels Fe Se Se ee eee PODS FOSS Foulards ahd Reps 4 : Moires ools ¢ \ Tk ta} ae ” ; a : : TSO Wilt dog a roth anlgat : , aa _ | ATHLETIC | ; eae With Every REFRIGERATOR 3 Door, Side Icer $735 BEDI DAVENPORT SET Splendid crn ice Table and ae —_— | well made. most modern ice and food saving insulation and :$ ? noe a) ai py f 7 ) oes | ) Special purchases and s igh t seconds d Tan from a well known make. Madras | $15, $18 and $20 | ul and mercerized sen full cut, . : S I S | | Many are Bostonian | ra + ) Samplesinsizes6%4 | A Special Sale of last year’s Summer Suits and 7. Others are brought from our upstairs department. The | hroken lines which we | sizes are broken—the best selection bemg | wish to close out. High in sizes 33 to 36. Some stouts, longs and Lo L | ; 1] he al | no shorts. Prices are so low there will f = ; . + ‘ oxtords. Blacks | alterations, refunds or exchanges. = a a ) ae!) oe eee Oe 66S 9 FORO SGSOS FUC9999GO6640655 $s LL LA LA LL LL Ly A LS A Ey apy: ey: ey other desirabDis * * 7 . Ss Palm Beaches, linens, and TaDrics. > 7 7 $8 Cash § Tab | ) "$3.50 $3, $4 and $4.50 provision tRambers, * with pose | 1 S$ #1 DOWN Delivers ‘ i ee 2 a cha TOYOPANAMAS Shirts » eo Ne, a ee a —_* -~ «a - - . at v . by A a ‘ ile ck ‘ ‘ ; - 7 . plenty NN one steetihiada 9 a ennipns RA el ERC SNA na ns anf bis dt - SBE Dn they Maloy: WS rig Sn jadiaek. dia heatinalesends . MAT, res a mgr a a ~ head 3.AD ’ Pe" i poe te * wr A mae cad toh PAWS. — —~ ES —_ — —- = —_ —[_- s —a =e Ge SE == ~ * me ~ 3 S -™ ~~ » ; Sal e — i ~ . . . Another unusual value at $1 15. This if ae ' : d = ) At ot un ni, be aut: »- massive over- ne ener sae ee a an 35 x 3 = fed Suite hb! s 5 ~aweCkDanc anc cOuar at tached s + . ee stuffed Surte is richiy = gee m fine brocaded velour. ! ‘ — a ; ; . a lish sthi im whi iff On ' ead having Nachman spring-filled loo¥e cushion seaf. The dav- mported English Broade' maa — oe cme 4. ¢ POS ee Te ed ide SOOb- 449645466 _— so + om > eae e-em. a+ — . . —— $e oe speed ¥ — — . Ree ale Ss a ae Be Vy — jis, a cm wee —- —- - - @o¢+ne , ——

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eral AHowance 33 LOCUST srt. 4th & Chestnut ” a Phone Orders Filled, 495k tee a es: —t eee ee oe oo ” 2 fey IT ka saa wah ia ce itd, ad ee as ' ° a8 - - . ee ‘ P - . . at ; 9 PR ae eR oO ee ya Z 4 ‘ o. Ooy oe PER en Sd a IN i 74 las a as ae oe a ‘ ¢ - a cbse SISO IA . . ae . ei A ee STOR asin, Oe is sth s Oke f ne, Fe 5. ‘ ‘ = owed 1 RA I cil sie gle Ria ial cite Cie es. eae a he aE ee Be ee ee Rs esa et SE; Dg ihe : Se? a COE HON PE RE Ft age i eh Ee 2h 3 t Sh Bae PER te RR Re oe MS i eh ASX acd OEE GSE iin se . ; ) + x ay: 2 ¢ Bees So, yee aR Be EN i a eee shes fonda), oA ee 5 «a on. Air) SPAY a a Td Oe Fe aici aa 2 i Giee re, ee a tO . ? “* a Te ~ leak rie ti sk ig cd Bae Vx a > ‘ie . As rd ix My abe ty te ae Sh ek athe 6,9 be tie Sing POY _ ‘ . e's *y * +2 Re oF i ’ S ” - be >ae AS ta SOO SSC356685 * & — a S ° LOUIS POS -DISPA CH ; ‘4 Pe 7 v% y if « ' ad » " 7 v | Perea FRIDAY EVENING. MAY 28 .1996 ee a eel ae r . . ? ; a reeenenre n —_ SO POO Be Gudea én 4 » oo. ee ee — s(_C CO ———£&E@—&OLLE EEE LLL See eee —— Oe ae rs. ea | ee | |}6——e a NEIGHBORHOOD Choice Restricted Homesite SI SS ors *, In Algonquin View 5554554 Othus ¢ *,4 Be i. ‘ © -_ . * Pe a \ AWEERK COME EARLY AND CHOOSE THE BEST LOCATION s ee eR a ae Re a ee i ae ee Mee ee ek spre. oe OP He Rang tiie foie AO aeRO A NI OE oe eee ety ae ALL LOTS ONE PRICE @ Ce ee POV OSE A tee Se ae * FFF “Trew a O66 e i ~ * - vent us ss oe le ae . = - ‘ * P ~ es . 7 / ‘ f 4 J 4° a A , J ‘ ‘ \ J \ Pas ) “. Pas Pa s ‘ i / ‘ j \ ‘ ‘ . 4 f \ " . \ xy 7 7 / . J OF el, A » x ee 4 eam >» ed as i. _ >/ * ae ae a \V/ / (a —_ - ‘ | \ FREE TITLE GUARANTEE | | BY | THE TITLE GUARANTY TRUST CO. LOCATION HOW TOGET THERE FEATURES Water Bound Macadam Streets Restricted Direct Transportation to City Water Gas | Electricity Telephone On Manchester Road, corner of Berry Road, near Algonquin and West- wood Golf Clubs. Drive out Manchester Road just west of Maplewood to Berry Road—or—call WEBSTER 3130 for one of our cars to take you and your family to the property On or . Thoroughfares Take a Yellow Cab to the prop- erty—and back—we will pay the driver: NO OBLIGATIONS ers i Dd vs iia JS . Ve ee SED Ui G2 lh St. Louis Is Growing _ West! We Pay the Taxes for 1926 DELUGACH & CO. Subdivision Office, Manchester and Berry Roads— Phone WEbster 3130 ‘ ey ev gp EDP ey Catteni — — —_— — pagar ~~. Pa Pe a i oh ol ee oe ae nl at aa a ae saitels atte — ee Eee eS oe : 6 OA hich AAA AAA bf Lh A 8 bt A Bee a se * et 2? #* £ bo PAF AA A LL At 04 MF A 8 AA Fb yt OA UF tt OP ae le oe ee a a, a a ae de a a eee ial —_ mm ~@m wane an =p «=> «2 «e-m ae. seen eee == @e «= «<= = ow as oe a ae ae em oe =

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. : how. Not | ’ " ZA Pores and lines do not show. 0 er Stages at Other Cities. ! | : ? 1120 LOCUST ST. : 7 and their Natural Fruit affected by perspiration. Gives life ee ne oS y ; P ident f Railwa De- | oe — 7 ac ( a S Established * Ground Floor Fifteen cents a box at alf dru g +5 Acids— ° ; aad “tet A in wor complexion al- Pittsburg 10.7 feet, a rise rats - | residen Oo alw y | oe y Frelusive Jewelers’ 1829 GArfield 6060 c . . gine Fe ‘ . ~ ine) ati 8.4 feet, ¢& ‘ise Se ae § } mie aniettietiiaienmmememteneiadl * 4 So ee meetevasle. Tie eeit.| Loulsville 8 4 feet, a rise of 7 | ments Assurance That; LOCUST af NINTH ; —| MISSISSIPPI Vatiey SLLO-GLO. You wi ove it. s0uls eg se gr Baers ee LABORAT 4 Double Effect MELI O- Gl ' ‘ ate 8 wt go fall of 8. That light, cool room you seek | ORI ° : Wolff-Wilson Drug Co., Johnson ee eee eS oe Southern Approach to may be listed in the Post-Dispatch | St Lote ae ; ‘ ‘, ; & , Memphis 13. feet, no change. | i F | ‘ : Bros. Drug Co., Famous & Barr Co., “ve i ere | : classified “Rooms For Rent” col- h F W - Ae i X B. Nugent & Bro., St1x, Baer & suger ci hates w a eae es ee Municipal Span Be Built. classified |“! | - r »rvoort-Barney. New Orleans 4.0 Teel, a la nT .a. — pm ait FSF OOD Ta ae ae BS aan OE aeRO eo | Fuller, Seruggs-Vandervoo An effort to pacify William Cot- | - EEE ter, president of the Manufactur- , . in a 8 | Wi ae al . j S ar - ief Dj 4 we A MMMM MINI HOYLE-RARICK CLOTHING CO.IIMMUNNCUUUTTTUUTTTVTL A HTT: se ee Ge ict obser | of Eads and Municipal bridges un- atts - ay cy ‘ at \ Sy > Lettie > eral manager of the Texas Lines. - ~ der terms set forth in an ordinance Se prepared by a Chamber of Com- | 606-08 Washington* Av.—Thru to Sixth St. merce Terminals subcommittee, | was made Wednesday and appar- | 7 | 4 } : ently failed. | MONTH-END SALE i - ~~ . | q | Cotter said yesterday that he was | : bad Entire Stock of Spring ; q i WING to the ee Oe - oe. Le Hacks’ 6 tellin, Mcgee ns. aad ” Pe: « 7 ee = - A ares * " eA 8 AONB RE lly TN sy Ca os Jett teen AOE. a by ~ ee a ee a ao A TS 7 ae = rs 2) ng ee as r ey ee , ca eae ee | invited into conference with Harry have an aceun Seullin, chairman of the Terminals | 3 tee Committee, and Henry Miller, pres- stock wi e sold a ident of the Terminal Railroad. | : ‘ * | from Packard. He immediately projected the dis- | }| U | ‘ i} ie fm \ — cussion upon the southern ap- | proach to the municipal bridge, | eu ttck na voters in the bond issue | | . | | Are ” better buy th prise | I it highest grade mate The southern approach would fl Hi -—more leg room—l | Ht dom from repairs, a i r i ; : : : on aa Iailrurac | | afford oe f comenohomeastagee rs _— ay Only a few neighbo: and the Missouri Pacific a head-on | ‘ yo | | chased a used car. connection with the municipal | A Remarkable Offering of Better Footwear— i] 1 Orie OTe Pa bridge. The suggested ordinance | ; ° ° ; t ’ a | ti very one is fu proposes a connection between the } Reduced From Higher-Priced Lines i} —_ . “ go a ‘ | 3 | ! ra | H Chrysler the bridge. Chevrole President Miller of the Terminal, | Ca a yy it O . k d \ ae Cotter recounted, apparently agreed | “ay by LPC, ; it t aN) S 1 : to the principle that the southern | : Ping, tt VeTS Oc € O rae Hil Buick approach should be built. Accord- | ¢ i} 4 | t] ingly, Cotter said, he submitted the | | | these lines must go! Sf i Get Yc followings memorandnm: | — il oe” ° e —6dTa hh “In the presepce of Mr. Queeny | ; , ) | Sustable Graduation Suits. ; * i i FOU] (John F. Queeny, president of the Monsanto Chemical Co.) and Mr. | i} . Scullin, we, the tWndersigned, Mr. | | | > 4: Henry Miller, president of the Ter- | ‘: P ee ae ee hi | | At our chance to minal Railroad Association, and | HT This a 7 le ill change instead of ove! Mr. William Cotter, president of | " | High School and College Suits jf] : : . cies ca: | _ | a || t of income. the Manufacturers Railway, agree | iii for it ou c that the southern approach’ to the | SS a Every pair of Shoes in ff A ith T VA °o ; air Trousers | ( al | | municipal bridge should be built | teil this sale has been reduced Co inua UY VY Prod ork edd hol IOUOUATHATO CONTE TUCO AT~/ uy wi ) — OPENS ANT ACCOUNT Time honored custom has us fittingly remem- ber thoxe to whom Memorial Day is devoted. Remember too, that you should look your best on this day. Provide new clothes for the oc- casion. The H & R easy payment plan will enable you to outfit the entire family without rendy cash. Honest people find this store a biz help and real convenience. You get your money’s worth—and more. Come in and he convinced. A Most Sensational Value Men’s and Young Men’s Wool pants SUIT Values Up to $39.50 Featured $ 50 Big at ~ Special OPEN UNTIL 12 O’CLOCK | MEN’S SUMMER | BOYS’ 2-PANTS | SUITS DECORATION DAY SUITS Extra Value $12.95 at the earliest possible moment.” | ay from our stocks of high- . } y - . . | 2 | . H{e signed the memorandum, he | eg priced Footwear. In this ) $ s * ‘ ' | This Is Your said, and handed it to Miller, who ara ‘ . ~ group you will find every fF ul % ul S | : declined.. | Soe Od ; desirable Summer style in | | President Miller said today the | ee cry SO every wanted material. Terminal had no objection to the wee Heels high or low, as you building of the southern approach, prefer. The greatest Foot- | a. sj | ° However, he said, the Terminal ‘Wear values of the season. 14 .) 7S * 00 7 Five Days Or felt that it could not join an of- il emmne = | & . fensive to have the southern ap- proach built ‘fat the earliest pos- Gray Kid sible moment.” when it, itself, had , : designed another approach and, in | a its opinion, a better one. | iH i Blonde Kid | > 4 “The southern approach, author- | te White Kid | Ul % om ized in the bond issue, connects up‘! ~ SS Patent Leather lines to the south with the Munici- 2 eye , pal Bridge,” he said. “Our sug- |! x Black Satin | NOW gested approach does that and. in ie eee. cared | addition. eliminates the Poplar KLINE S—Mezzanine | 5 00 street tracks and its undesirable | — . —— ——_ i | . puna gerade crossings. We merely fee] ae esas . Seta ee ie cena RRs “ea I Ce EAS Te ey Bee as a that we should not take the posi- | tion of urging that two approaches | be built at once. Another meeting between city of- | ficials and the subcommittee which | ¥ drafted the ordinance was held yes- | | ; ' terday at Hotel Jefferson and at its | JUNIOR SUITS : : eonclusion, a letter from Mayor | eS * Miller to Chairman Scullin of the | for Boys up to Fitteen — committee was given out. ail +. ——_ - “ ne & QUOC TTTTTPOOOTPA OE OOOO CO UOCCCCOOOOOO OOOO | In it, the Mayor declared that. | é aa ifor the present, the city administra- | $15.00 Suits Now eo«o 8 6:09 $12. 4 ition could neither anprove or dis- | ' 13 a approve the ordinance. Tt required | ms ~ S . $ OO _ ‘more information and the benefit a BN ty, 16.50 ts Now 2 ee eee : % ‘of wider publie discus®si : -rit- ae ni "ie Yo : A) 4 ( er publie discus&ion and crit $20.00 Suits Now seen $15.00 | l | Tle suggested that he could not : > “ , ) = | ° Y $ & act until the ordinance had heen | a = J $25.00 Suits Now oeeee?e 19.75 ‘” f - ;submitted to the large Terminals | : : ! : . . . ° * | ol Ae br | Committee, composed of represent- | ay ie Included in the Junior Suits are knicker suits. 3 i] 25 ,) p | : Ny with vest — suits with one golf and one long -— | ° ant Suits |atives of the cities of St. Louis and | bodies and shippers within them. and the railroads. Accordingly, | - aie s Chairman Scullin called a meeting | Bs . ; $35 2-Pant Suits Fe te eacte netioe” ha! C | j NO ¢ meeting, as all others at which the | © or * Fa , Hundreds of the matter to the stage of public | a - Wwe % has discussion, He added that, if the 3 NM and colors te present plan should prove not to be . | Plus Four Linen Knickers’ ’ f snatistactory, le } alternative : i i ae. | ta In plain or over plaid patterns $3.75 to $4,5@, > ‘and fabri The proposal to exchange uses of } | ae ox da k a hao | | ee Lif rk colors Mads and Municipal Bridges. is the | > IN TWO BIG BARGAIN * | . A SPLENDID mates SHOWING OF i cA GROUPS Graduation 7 ee $14.75 Gowns oe oes Lace, Georgette, 3 sea tees MM eae WN Ceca ae UP Canton Crepe. pare sa Meaney ra al fess => = ie freight which surely penalize bot} . ia ; | nuh theo igieimataagdaMatataags . | broadclothsand other desirable materia railroads and shinners. = eas - ? yy x ed $1.00, $1.50 and $2.00. + { ALE ON LATEST 1 ‘ -— 15 seaan Gl =— ADVERTISEMENT Resinol Soa pris il a and return : Youths’ Summer Shirts — a. plein; 00067 (fied yoare Dally May 15 to September 30 | New patterns—cool summery fabrics—collat “Gam ionuine Panamas, Les orne, ankoks; | ‘2 - Had despaired of having sg 60 | attached shirts with the new long pointed col- & ~~ the very latent sanene clear skin 3 oe | lars, sizes 12 to 1434 neck; Priced $1.50 to $4.95. iim) ——_SP_to_ 85. Baltimore, Md., duly ISie< "Po Go one way} return another Stop-over Anywhere . | the past fifteen years I have used Fast Schedules Luxurious Trains | . . your splendid. soap, though | had | Route of the COLORADO ob nage eante ,* | i given up in despair of having a MOUNTAIN LIMI to Colorado—only direct r oe | ~ite i Pom but after® using | to both Denver and Colorado Springs— theall-Pullman Junior Sailor Straws Fi A tropicals, etnies | Resinol Soap for one month Tne GOLDEN STATE LIMITED to California and. other F oe blacks, blues, ticed a decided improvement, | lave fast trains west on convenient schedules daily from | Junior sizes— college styles — colored bands, 3 meee Oe | al 0 two girls, ape five anid Lio, Union Station. Meals—‘‘the best on wheels. : Priced at $3.00. 2 / Ca = | who boast of splendid chin, and _ Fillia and Mail the Coupos. ___.. o : they have nly Aya been wakhed with : 3 | Resinol Soap. = | l can assure you of my complete confidence in this soap as Well as | Resinol sa a aan | RADICAL R E- “ee eee EVERY Se MILLINERY EVERY ie it Reduced to COAT SAME VALUES AT OUR $1.98-$2.98 : ' = = : = = = = = = : | In our stock EAST ST. LOUIS STORE, : 314 COLLINSVILLE AV. ooo a | 1 i i I Rock Island Vacation Travel Service Bureau, 817 Chemica: idg., St. Louis, Ma, : Send me your free booklet on! )Colorado,C Yellowstone California (check book or books desired) also complete information regarding fares, stop-overs, etc. | am inter- ested in your All Expense Plan Tours to Colorado— (Personally conducted —()Go as-you please. | a Address seiiincsinntanidiuddla ste ly oan, “te | | ~<2--- | i : | | " (Signed) Volz | a | PARKING S| M. Wheeler, 3443 Chestnut “Ave. | . EAGLE STAMPS a Broadway TATA AT IOPEN SATURDAY UNTIL 9 P. TTT TOT TT Se; F|"s-2ez%606 N. BROADWAY 5° SS Se eee

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\D Be _ eae: se ae i drove alongside the coupe ing activities of sor i cir a ee a , @ Detective Agency here,ithe detective w: drivi ee EOE es ae SRR Re RRR a } eo me ; . as riy ing last Ww es ALEeT . ee peer dun to hepa otat ae Vitara? “ateto an al - Ron ————————————e—eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee————————EEE Sox heute”, ae se , inadequate secretion es * a a _ — “ee hone * luid, often yields to aie =| iP ACKA RD | NET LOSS IN 192 SISSIPPI VALLEy President ‘Pirate Blames SORATORI a. Inability to Extend Lines | Due to Unsuitably Paved St. Louls, Mo. = i : ’ - an tee “a S ()) > oe 4e)s To pi i o > & . sy R SECTION = gras ie ‘ “f a A ee ee In this Oxtord we present another of our $10 model IN ONE FLOOR +a Bites ef & Louis in 1925. it is show: offers the utmost in comfort and attractive style. a iv ‘ D in w annual report of the com- A a S Onl 4 ee It is shown in the season’s most popular shad Kid—Sauterne and ]vorv—and is trimmed in ode ee WOR Ry ee hy oes Soe . ab ee ap © 4 £ ou“ . REPL AORN GRR ek A ag cnet HE tae Sra D> Chey uaau —— —EE O WING to the unprecedented demand for Packard this Spring we necessarily east meatal member al ha : very fashionable lizard leather. have an accumulation of h igh- grade used and rebuilt cars. This tremendous he Fehic vsti in ae stock will be sold at greatly reduced prices. Remember, you are safe when you buy from Packard. me ce : Suitable for both juniors and women— A very remarkable value at $10 tra cr rT na ul gy tt nt re ent b . | ' -_ volume i8 aimost §'! ionaryv Rebuilt Packards oe igeagend mimes Coram © SILK STOCKINGS ' ’ a ics a :. + 4 f, =. a bet er buy than a low-priced new Car. Th — tin a rebuil} eal ms esi ne * 3 | ¢ ; Ol i 7" - - . 5 ria? 1 ; fa 4 ¢ “ . een f = 1] - ™ 4 — * aay ‘* - +* ~~ ~ &! ade materi ia!) and Ww or "k Wie sh 1h Ovid ab i ¢ —~Oong: nife —E Treat ey riaine { T? rt . ; c , y Ou Wi consider vour Decoration Da | costume. and. roon es ‘longer “ ‘hee! bast a more 3 VA mT ts] ? Mm+gtnH? al > ‘ iA . cy ‘ > , Fs ? F 1% .* 7 4 j sik is o bes sie dita A\Ar hs tlba, Satie 5 vee } bi ‘ - ‘ 4 ‘ 9. | ‘ ae be a ' ’ v} 4 bg y ir . n~ * “ ! - " an ~_“ . ~ $7 fat - ~ 4 é mo s. and AST ft Tié> £ 2 an i * § a a * oy y , ?¢ > _*Y af 7.) j l~- * 5 ~ iiz. i if gree. , “th 4 . ny by . Tri ff} ee Bi j ’ tyd)? ) ¥ ‘ ; * fis - me y 7 * ’ . J got A yr y - , : } ~~ 3 . ya ae . } .* . “ : . i Poe 3 , cr : ? , ; 1 > ; ; ~~ : f ; —* | i ‘ . ’ s* Aisa li , Se: ‘ 4 y ; -— y / a k 5 . PAS&4 si a uf eee. : a“ z ’ ‘ ,tte P ° ‘ : > > . rT) root * . es 1 j x j Rf eT) ; i * ; ) ' r me 4 - 4 . "sg 4 Soe ; _* . + 4 ? ; ; : : t% p ? r ae ‘ ’ ? * cy vy - Ss § ; } #> ; ; j ; ; i ‘ [ti - . ’ or. : é { od ty - ¥ - - . .% f hy J oSe , i mya ry * +? ; 1é ry? : : te SS ~——* ’*¢ ’ - ‘ 4 . ’ si 4 . 2 ‘ ( hae: r ‘ bie . i ea Titee ; wert Fy ’ f ier ynHoy? r Th ines . a y ae “* » sh, ; ee . : . « a fr f. M Bs a ss “ ' ‘ 1 ¢ , Ps 4 ‘ ' . , 7 rare “een *, : = * * ’ ‘ r. + i; f ps mrt ’ oe eS x a YP Pardes, ee * “ Bees BS ee of \ " : Serie, = ee . : the popular navy blues, light. medium and dark grays, chestnut and wood ' ea pas eTuaiS on cs ie n e a no Ir 9 ° re browns, light and dark tans and heatber mixtures. old rubber tires dame¢e at reet Sa knicker suits > ; ? und on hong »-Pant Suits.__.12.50 | $40 2-Pant Suits. ___ 19.50 | LA) Sieuse aectarea nie compari as . Solita tt You Mone Bt | af DMA cttcation to the Uk nk What This Means to You! Chain Store Selling Saves y . ae _ 1 -Pant Suits _ a ii smal (5. 50 $45 2- Pant Suits - _ 22, 50 ‘ j mec . sot hens Pee si “s = a, Cupples Exton Balioon Cord Tire. guaran- T= RHINO CHAIN STORE pian — a big pecenatnd = all tires. tubes and accessories. Nine convenient / in conn With Tae CG. ral ‘ wonee ee > aes our $50 2-P t S 24.50 vayn reorganization. but was going if teed fresh factory firsts—togethe: with Balloon Inner y simer eae | $35 2-Pant Suits - ae gg 17.50 | an uits _ pif head ith ite RT Ee ee Ie Tube—also Cupples high-grade Tire Cover to fit—would cost neighborhood locations—al] under one manager—and cutting ro : sagen Ore all expensive overhead. Get acquainted with your nearest LARS STOUTS SLIMS SHORTS | ae Saale oe I TI IN you fully $17.10 anywhere else—al!l for ONLY $12.00—a clear | ies | ‘ Bes cannes FOR ALTERATIONS “aE iY —=— here with 17 busses running on th Saving to you of $5.10. This offer for one week only. Rhino Store—drop in often for any tires or tubes you may need. collegiate cut gee een, ae cece Happy Thought ; ‘Gabardines School and MOHAIR AND BEACH SUITS: os Sickest" IL] Note These Low Prices on | tu; s« of see. sew] Note These Big Bargains $2 and $2.50. Confirmation Wien’s Young Men's’ Students’ ee ac se Ciena Mines fot. Balloon Tires and Tubes, | Handy-Andy = 60 ace es LM TB LE oes oe ciraee docu!" ff | Cupples Guaranteed Firsts: | ;... ot, sen ties and g Tube Patch K Gantrede styles | 2 tC EE ES — | Fy ic as 2 spare in the new e_surtaen, 13u18 Jae rm 1/°%:2\ and colors to choose : TE ES present 70-mile size on Sept. : eee) a gon nage = oi | price, 36¢. Special, 2ic Lickers Mais: , - 4 : you'll wh SAV eAltrom. Latest models py ae ; REGULAR cuppies Cuppies Cupples Exton emergency ie a : NEVER SUCH BARGAINS — NEVER SUCH CROWDS Value of busses owned is nearij CORDS RHINO} =—EXTON- « Givey| Grey - $3.75 to $4.50. > New» $1,850,000, of which about $459. — : Ford Fan Belts Mia (dark colors including 4 20} x — Sa | a 3 See 9 ‘ nm notes, lik ‘quipment trusis ot . F 3 se reanageet condiy for met went ther, Mos ‘ ¢| rK Cole 6 : Re oom railroads a2 ini 9.55 2.15 _ Tuf Tubes stores ask Bet Special Cc fa | Sa} blue serges. Knicker 90:3. Cl O'size.. $10.75 his waa, Gee s . we ' : 3 ~ 5.00 alten sei, 98 .menn ose 30x31, Cl. Dbl. 0. 12.55 2.65 7 F acbeeunes ae ; i vt to. | Dr _ Sexges, Cassimeses Se emiianwnt of several cose 30:31. $$. O'sie. 16.55 11.75 2.65 31x: . : ,and blues in . | if Suits, vest Suits. 8 90 mea riet fever the Pana Department 31x44 S$. 8. O'size 19.65 15.10 2.65 le materials. > .&.. Ue Men’s and Boys’ err ee er ete ne. 394 «$$ O'size 22.45 16.10 2.80 _ Nainsook Balbriggan Ribbed len children less than 6 years « ‘si 23.15 16.95 2.90 ). TSALE ON LATEST STRAWS INCLU DING 29c 39c 49c 69c ee ae =: 8 Oi 29.50 3.50 TNVION STEITS For nuine Italian Yeddos, fine mer ) Swecial this wee | Sennits, Oriental Panama. etc: || WORK SHIRTS louck 5c 33:41. $$. O'size 30.35 ps Mail Orders sa “U. s. Tire een fancy bands = or INCLUDING RED DIAMOND 34141... §. $. O'size 31.05 a Se eee © ron Shirts , plain; $3.00 values. | ae 29c 49c and 69c I LONGIES Ad LOON CORDS BALLOON TUBES sdemaaia of these great fr" - ant ‘Ont plete 79 ee a > —— L lee | order. 4 My icather «7 ane sold regu Cc abrics—collar B| Genuine Panamas. Lee) QQ , 96] Sec.’ “"" 165¢! Arrow Collars Sc _BA a ue ae ry) BO et ; ~ — es tee ; , om = bd .80 $2.45 $2.00 mone order, will be filled oe ys ili appreciate . a pointed col im the very latest shapes. P, ROSTON K tted T {Oc $14.55 $11 | y , . fy Wo —— he, >A RIS c) Anil ies the si day and shipped by 2 $1.50 to $4.95. Lm mp to 5. — aaners, te) SC IMEN'S SONI 122 16.10 ate S08 Fine eS “danas wae . Ford Foot Accelerator Thousands of Men's Pants || 39 s9c_79¢ 95¢| | 1543, 360 a18[in ee eae | ee ee yeas 100 [rot vrs |1.50] SUSPENDERS 19° 10 4.20 3.60] St Louis. Mo. 5c '""specia! thie week ii mohnirs, bench cloths. 90 Jeet Has {I. ES 21.10 4.20 3.60 . Watch This Per E Ww r ¢% : repicals. m and «tri A be Ss” ” . Paws OMB) § = |nincus, biees, browns and T5cliz:: Pants}95c|25¢ SOc 75¢ 95¢ 24.85 5.15| 4.20 Quick Tire and | Vee Boa rye eek lored bands. e = : nal u epairing omgs Now Located at 819 N. 6th St. Half Block From New Union Market WALL PAPER $3c-4c-5c-6¢ ror SOLD WITH OR WITHOUT BORDERS Ask for Sample Book Paint, 45c Quart Varnish, 45c Quart ¢ 4] Overalis, Jump- waa | ers, Coveralis AA », Cowhide, Req Dia- 1 25 . mond. Bic Term, is renuine - . 4 Giant Vulcan ‘s Broadcloth oe : , : | WORK PANTS All eolorsn. Rayon Pincheck, Khaki Shirts: Cottonade Crash Eco [2 | ree FRANKLIN WANDA) Soc _79¢_95¢ AND SIXTH 7 FREE —— fone maces MESePMOPEN SAT NIGHT TILL Yeu m OE AE TION “fi < A ae - * Same big values—same convenient curb service—at all nine Rhino Stores. . SE eae rman er INC. | 5 \ ? \ ~j 4 ‘ kZ e 5} AUTHORIZED CUPPLES DEALER 6120 Delmar 6500 Maple 2504 S. Jefferson | Loy, 3901 Washington 5851 Easton 5701 Gravois 2910 N. 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FRIDAY EVENING, MAY 2S ____ ST.LOYIS POST-DISPATCH CHOLERA IN MEXICAN TOWNS | Epidemic of Black | smalipox Al-o Results in Many Deaths. the Press an aod . PAGE 18 ADVERTISEMENT 16799 DIED in New York City alone from xid- ney trouble last year. Don't cllow yourself to become a victim by neglecting paims and aches. Guard against trouble. Dink lots of water and try G es MED4, 2 world famous diuretic + engl ‘fstisnd’s National Remedy since 1696. All druggists, three sizes. Guaranteed. . the name Gold Meda! on every SE ciedenpt a» teeneion pay od tS rs tears Se bela Tomorrow, Saturday! Seasonable Holiday Apparel Underpriced! Fresh, New Summer Apparel, Specially Purchased! In Many Cases at Deep Price Concessions? : Rushed by Fast Express for Holiday Shoppers. Marvelous Values Throughout the Store! STORE CLOSED ALL DAY MONDAY! ‘CHARGE PURCHASES SATURDAY, PAYABLE IN’ JULY! ee eee Papin. wn Seige feet bles ag Betas nek RAesd rit en qar:- Rattlers, os aan 4{oti-“umams . ot 5 Water Pump for Ferd } * ™ | . ~ ° ’ » » & 4 , > ‘ ‘ } & i. ‘ ‘ + ‘ ; + . ” , pee _ " ? ; ‘ ’ a ’ ' a . ; " ba Fe A ‘ ' 4 , ; , . , . cae ; : fa > : | . a . . a : ° | " ¥ - ; 4 , ie a @ ‘ = : ? on “ ? ’ ; > J ; reo A . ° rv “ . ’ ‘ 4, ; ' ~- " y ’ ; ‘ , | R , . 5 » ‘ « ? i ™ e # as ' r a ‘ ; ' ‘ . ’ a | , 4 ; ~ r " th “ id ; ’ ‘ — ; . o |; §g ; ; ; ead nh ; P t : . 4 ‘ « ; » ; ? ‘ c . " } } . : = ' ’ »» aed > . ; : : ee \. : : @ » ’ ; > ‘ ~ » + as ; } . : ys } > > ’ mo be . A ; ~~ 6 T 3 j ; m4 = » > r + ’ 4 . : { } ] ’ ’ pee | 4 he a ; 'h i Oe eS eT I x a “Thrift Builds Character” ~“s208e8 8 © & at ie ae ae D = > a 4 ao ” Mi, of ~ crur dv ere ite, ee2 BBR aE > 4 le al os he we =. = ee oe @ } vr ‘ Ah i uf rrey fff 50 PSPS" ac" oe i" -_ + - Chantal Biue, Sunni, Orchid, Miami Rose, Coral Sand. Bows de Rose, Parchment, Narv, Levebrrd Green, White $1975 : Sizes for Misses Special Models for Large Women - = *: = = Sizes for Women nd a remarkable selection of finer frocks . . . the smartest stvies and colors . . . a new purchase just received and specially priced in this pre-holiday sale. Saturday Morninz ome ~4 ° . oe j ; under thin Summer dresses. In al! the wanted paste! . WOIte Or COLOTeG jackets with white skirt Bs | $3. 95 Balbr ans Smartly tailored im the boyish mann sS% disci li eU ii tae boyis 1 Manner. += " Pelalalate « & « . at . vir - Ere oer eee ¥ Wee 6 ‘ SIZES FOR MISSES AND WOMEN 7 = = = ca Sale of 1200 Pairs Silk Hose Full Fashioned. All Perfect Values Seldom s qt 10 7. Newest Sik Novelty Bags Underpriced = = = ss =. = ee: ae Offered at This Regular : cocugh so wear ss are pee $2.95 and $3.50 s 88 el ‘a i Sl. 95 bes s- 95 Silk Scarfs arene = * weary S ummer ‘ ilk Hose in Values! a & te = - ,. 7s . =| = Special Underpriced Purchases! New Styles! ~ *, ese eS a « 2 = = ta? hall Theos guaranteed | onder Commrs OEPecte with rs - Girls’ and Junior = | Splendid Graduation Precks oe BE 7 Lao ritett.s ~ _——* =) = > ~ - Cure 93° «, SLias “pr, “eo Re ee oe — New OUMMeE:r sty ics ~~ * . — ~4 ~~ At re a — - Stripes and fieured de “rene = . — ‘ >: ~~ ati. | i . an r z : - - a a ce x . 4 ee v4 ’ 64 x q . * 4 ” ty Ap aaa 2 0a edge tas a5F Jas ri ' - ‘ * » 7 - 4 e — a ‘ . 7 i . ‘ ' bins : : » em by ‘ e » C2 = "Veduest 3 1 O ) Just the Coat for cook Summer evenings. smart models are fey ioned ot Jeannette Carey in straightlme and G = = = _— = x -_ ~ ef a | | ms x ¥. = y = ~ ~ ~ = J? ~ Pe ad Ls — Fs _ = _— x wf? ~ — = a ~ os ~ sw ~ af? ~ Pe as rs = Ps = i ol Os = wt ~ = ~~ ae? As = me % =. ww a = ea a ee i ~~ J = & - a4 — = Sf? Pu ie =} ~ x ast a 4 ~u = ~ ww = = “S a a *' a? ie” wf? Pe ol = : - . =" ¢ : = 2 —F +: *: — = =. ee ~ - =~ — = = = io >| = is *' ~ a? “4 Pe ie > es -— = = 7? i. = =~ = J? = = st — a 7 = - Jt - | = = = > a a? ba a ee | ~ =. x 24 = =” = = -= =. a | ’s = = * at = wf? ad —? = —_ “ = = ~ wo” — % ~~ —_ = =. ai = “ = 7] = =, wht — = = * 7. x es | ~ 7] al = = “S Ot - 3 ~N a? me | Giris’ Wash Frocks ~ re selection ot most-wanted styles Charming lace-trimmed ind tailored models. Al Coats Sacrificed! ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee oe ae ee ee ee a. & em & & le I ee ae ee ee ee ee oe re Remarkable Under- ae Very eubstantial. Pave all aacderd ec ards, wendertui clear tome. castive carreed gst | vd ohe oh she | th Tide oh ahs oe Vebe| ate ode] ts | tae | sat Tele ode oi Tie ae Tne foe idiots: All sizes. Real savings in just the, mght type of undergarments so many women prefer for priced Purchases lust Recerved! 95c . . - printed ~ + 24% —" . Per err + — ~ i 4 . a ane oT PBS ls BEL 2 a $10 and $12.85 * V aiues ”~ Lone? mr the newest novelty piards vy - ‘YU need ome tor the cool back modes and trimmed with more ts bon. Also sadete moe dls. The color = aia iil hot sultry weather. ALINE’ S—Mawn Fleer KLINE’S—Basement. os Travetinn KLi NE S— Basement. hia ser ea aqRy $425 Very comfortabie, . ever-popular black. KLINE'S—Third Flamm BP Nice. se eePi ELE Ee: F RR PTT TT LA LL eal tee $1.00 Cash—$1.00 Weekly »A GAA A = 2 ee a a a a a alae ES SS a ame

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Reg. U. S. Pat. off.) —Thru to Sixth S:. —_ essions! Store! oats "5 to $19.75 Values! + Coat for cool evenings. These 1odels are fash- Jeannette Crepe htline.and cape’ yodes and are with moire rib Iso sidetie mod’ he color 1s yular black. E’S—Third Fleer. | SERRATE RTT 2. comprising three Judges and mo ey Pipe eign \* i rset ae Sa : — ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH isi FRIDAY — MAY 28 1996 ~~ ____ ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ _PAGE 19 ao. | | | a a FREE FL AGS SUPREME COURT HANDS P trust “4! OFFICE OF TAX COLLECTOR wees TScouwe por a Bin Fiss | oogitcr wg te aed Bc with every purchase of $1.00 or more, in DOWN w DECISIONS: i AAY) GOODYEAR | CITY HALL EASY PAYMENTS | PATBYINDER TREAD on supplies listed below. I wish to eall attention of STATE INCOME TAX- GOODEYEAR + a Ose. Station | Cine $8.70 ‘PAYERS to the fact that the bills for 1926 are now Jars-weaTnerR TREAD NW, ‘$9 85 fae due and in hands of collector for payment. Further $11.25 msec. BALLOONS roy $17 10 information will be furnished on request, if accom-. | sex3% «1. $11 95 29x4.40 tke : ‘ SORA LURE ae RAEI ; ee ee eg Ry PR ae te aot er ee eee 2 RUE RR On REG EE Crt grr are Seat Covers for all FOR YOUR DECORATION + pre “os - : igen Seat "9c to $1.95 ' DAY OUTING Convictions Affirmed in 45 of $10 Camp Stove 95 : pS Se ae 4 eRe eee 1 Gal. Thermic Jugs, $1.95 48 Criminal Cases: New Eveready Flashlights . .19¢ Record for Recent Years. Spotlights 9 . Trouble Lights .. ; By the Jefferson City Correspond-_ : Ch ; Chocolate i ee SL toe 4 tate hielits lhl Pw aerate in So PARA Th Pe. + CR Rep Fa: ee Aly POR. oe ; ts e lefenst in appeals f criminal _ FORD SPECIALS TIRES AND TUBES eases had another bad @ay in the All Guaranteed Firsts, : reas . n th S0x3%. Cords wee £6.09: Missouri Suprs n@ Court. when Di- SOx, ©. = Cords CVE "2 ) thy - —— |e ; . 3Ox3 * + soe ee - | i ce. 4 re wee ie fa ae # ve . . - A er . * . 4 , > . . : 2 . 2. a * ra a -~* - . ee x > . . « ° . “+ e - | x ~ A d oe A - one . ce “ teaver _ > > fei BS oe bk ; pS = A , 4 : oa sf Ne Oe “a2 Ax‘ ra a as = . ~ —" . ~~ . ” 42-In. Wide Shades; 98 Spite $1 Cork Linoleum ; 69¢ 72 inches long for ... 9OG ee wees; Oa. re -an be accurately nurchased according to the purchase - 7 . We} nf ‘a> th > W ° arer Select t\ \ ir friends yi JS ft aS i ert ail} th . 9 eis at ir r - ; Eco ‘ 4 $1.95 to $3.50 Values — | $459 28 Marvelous Purchase = Sale of Chiffon Hose | Crocs :esarninm broadcloth, satinette, pere — T Cl 20S Shad cale, voiles, etc. ia foe” 1-Silb “ANC isle Tops! 101ce Of 30 SuMmMer ONades 5 5 ly trimmed styles, figures, — AIl-Silk or Four-Inch Lisle Top j olaide anh da HREE of our best mills supplied _ se extraordinary values. Very sheer So : Children’s Siesn 3006 all perfect, all full fashionec >d. Some all silk, top to toe, others with 4 inch lisle gar- eon Girls’ Sizes: 7 to 14 ter welt for SEFVICEe «eee eeees | ceeee eee eee ee eee rere eee $4.50 With Panties, 2 to 6; 7 to 10 ite in Fioor—Sixtn St. | ¢ Juvenile Floer “T -ansas City (Mo.) Wom- | establishment. He ted the store | 48-In. de Si "2 3 ' 9x12 ; Boman rs g7.09] ||| saves jf] Loe ace $7.98) for ; aie { 29 9-Ft. Art Squares; 4 In. Wide Shades; $1 49 i C | no borders; ear! $4,98 inches long, for nada Curtains: aver- “yr aL ‘ he Me aad age jength and w 50e rs $5 Lig pos > ORiENs ; sunplete with ener ; $3.98 gree = a! ae $1 ; tie- ‘hertns ke aay ; pen ledu — hrs wn . Tues SUITCASES & BAGS | ery two or re bh > «4 . _ 5 ciitié Sizes 16 to 48 tx 1 = y elvet ee hase 9 aiiover buying. He "5 9g week for ‘.~- a4 ‘ear but stopped paying U—_— FE cceeeesceaete teweerececcare case seweeeseeners the a. became ye 7 : ‘ % . hoy SSiy }Ti de h sat Le LONG TERMS 10 CURE ADDICTS Judge Tells Drug Users Why He Sends Them to Penitentiary. Expressing the belief that short jail sentences are not sufficient to > : 7 | ; a | f narcotics Mederal onsen OTT - . ——e ~« today imposed peni- nees ona iarge nul addicts arraigned on turned last Friday, iolation. of the Harrison yY aan @% f a - * i¥ emg Awning mae Boa fg a— Haibuxes— Large om naa $1, 39 1B-inch; biack: well] 8ize: tet! ee. p * ' i el! pack. Porch Curtains trae wen, Jock and | bick. $1.25 | —apee. © es. spe Suitcases — 24-in -f | | g feet Cal. . ~ $1 00 well made: lock wace zt $1.19 2] ‘anti-narcotic act. Most of the 40 | defendants in court pleaded guilty. Their sentences ranee from one year to four and one -half iyears in the Federal prison at j teva enworth, Kan. 6 Traveling. ker Screens — A rite , Charleston Bags— hia gr | | Justabdie 50¢ hige: spe $2.98 iar aan b 2x37. SS - SS a Se Lk Sis + - - — iy befoy Sef Soe & oy a La a hadey Laey Sy Soy Ss “aie sssuaseauunannencensunsunnnes . SEES ae zs * -THrTTTTTTTITITLLIILiLiL THOMAS W. GARLAND, Inc.—Siath Street Thru to Broadway—Between Locust and St. Charles sgggeeeeeeseesessaseeessss ee | a pe >. he . _ > , RR on 3 til te, 2 wo : tes + a ee ae oo... a ig ae AAS Es See RS ORE 5 A¢ »

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ae em, Ca Rg Re NR RRR Re OE OR es oo te ee Lica Pane ge eae a : eee en De a WAH AAAS Ie Ss i % a RRB BER ce hak ed eae Oe P ie fe rears from now.” said Mrs. Jeset E Friend. Louisiana State Feders- ' tien director on the beard “As t the ‘light streak’ semetimes ¢€ ‘ piored in ciuowemen | an a great believer in a ilttie nonsens a * and then “DPifferent times iifferen’t : TearyrTs i eratl on Honc OTS Liscusseé ij B > 4 ,. a —~ ~ ree > -_ » 7 . ys " : sa irses 320 fie, “4 cr tui’ sii Mh EE — > « . *-* . . “ : . r SOoundation Oas Rresen A en COMING! . To Demonstrate New RUPTURE INVENTION A If you are ruptured and wear a . truss, ROW IS Your oppertunity to get ‘2 FREE TRIAL of the most scien- taficailv eomstructed Rupture Sup- ‘pert ever thvented. aa % Wiliam S. Rice. Adams. N. Y.. . + - " emginator of the Hice Non-Surg “ — s ‘eal) Rupture Method, is sending his | i et * * . * = ~ . * he a 2 * * : 7 roe, tre e”h Te ee ee eee eee representatives to the Jefferson 4.- St. Laur, Mo... from Friday fmerning, May 2S, until Tuesdas fevening, Juge |. except Sundav. to -personaily explain and a e this wonderful New Ru Incen trom entireiv free ‘to every man woman and child who is Tunpture:], It ts absolutely guaranteed to ’ : hod anv Piper are, gm OTF Siai', mo Matter where loented, and afford proper oreteetion at ail times, It is pesitively the most comfort , abie fot every day wear at all kinds of work, and «can be worn nichts ami at all other times with no dis- comfort. [t is guaranteed not to slip out o/ Piace under any cireumstances, and ‘the pressure «0 easily adjusts itself " — . to ail pesttions and movements of the bedy that there is no cutting or chafing. ‘ r : , ; it Nas preven (fe Oo nivy Pryeper y jeountructed Rur ti! me Twat ever “worn with or without the ened anid actually improv th be a] . ‘ mi es the abdcominai } Outlines, * is equally equally vajuabie for ruptured t ildren as it allows for full nermal ast and development without imiting routhfui activities or allow. rupture slightest protrusion of the Bg —~Snpy — ent. - ade he flesh emugiy ret do are « aa) itTrttate, Ter li il He i! , Tt three’me a!! ape y im the eit is," ie fens sage x4 4 i ng AE nae WaRSS amt child whe ip * fail to call amd sens omreptional ™ertts of Ube CUAPRD om: Mure aml Weakness Supnert. Tt hes tes for Fed-'f ATLANTIC CITY. N. J.. May =5. : 7 cuees with the nomination ot B! wo “hobbed” board members who. : if pieced will be that cut of hair on the board, tne General Federation cf Women's with membership seeping t club women of the future, wheos short skirts will has- mn elderly wo@Mian who woud nlishments.” an old-timer Said be- , hind closed doors. : “a leader of women musi De ; willing to sacrifice mimor persona. . whims for the sake of ie status,” 4 The two bobbed mominese* are ON WOMAN'S BOARD ~~ ~ ee eee ew —s. “ eats — Stripes. Sizes 34 to 42 in regulars onlv. = 5 - . ~ - a - . "ro - re +> (cea? Ne arrived -2 es >r se ~ i men - > = e Ne — _ - - v _ - a - 2 ia + _~ \ weisi™ — isc seer. ee — > e . ~ - — _- ~ 7” _ as -- Ti - .. ai, Te aed oo ~~ 4 > — - “3 f° arm ort — — are stct art %S Fact rr =~ * w & r2ese i wid me =" ~ - & —_ 2 > © —_ 2 neis. tne assoriune Cliuces FC sa JIiCAeCrs L 2i€ are ew verywiuerc—ic a. * ier 4 ~ - s 7? ¢ “>? “7 al = rT ge ee . 2 ~~ _ - =. . ie a ae > a. od eS >-= ~ ee * & - 3 “a meee Rae FS nt Me ek he * ~~ - - - ae —— _ —— — we te > * _- -—. = 7 — — = © a | 7 > = al - an ten ~~ =e =~ 2 * * - o . 7 ie ae] -“* — + e+ = a Ww book te & ad ~eWwistbss *4 Cii-tai.orec LO IUT —— > . oe - fe le ed > = a = 4 S 2 i 2€ ~.203¢ o 444 2 » Bn. om a 8 oe = - 42% Ji 3 > W eXxXa -F7 99 cy swec ~ ~~ : _— = - . eet 7; 7tt 2 ir w ‘Ss » - a ~ Pe ae - Te — Qu ssi —— serge wea “4 .3. -~ a Sia -.+as oe 2.il€ > tees Z ava © al ..~ wt ed JL ‘ — —_ -— ‘ys + rs = ~ — * Youths Blue Suits from 131. te Royston-H 1 Brand } Wick 2L | 5 5s Soe ong Pants Fine qaiity importe Ve od, nr ed o An attractively finished A specially priced grour Engiish oroadcioth. Colilar- ofmirt of good quality En- 2t well-made Shirts, careful- ~ ) ) attached or neckband styie. giish. broadcicth, neckband iv timished of a desirabie :m- “OQ nee in white. amc collar attached. ported Engiish broadcioth. Am excelient quality Diue tlannel was used in tailoring these Suits: the ca@ats are in deuble- | Oreasted stvie. especially mart an Opu ar Tr] W ats ‘ ’ 4 A -_ appropriate tor gradu- ation and other dress oc- ee . casions. Each Suit has With Bands of Bright Colors est and = ns 2c ry? ~ . 7 ~Se 7 —- ~ — — — ed ime seasons most desired shapes, styles and Oancs are oftered in this attractively priced _ “= rT Ff * ban! ~ | > ry oF : ther Novston-f: Blue Doubie-Breasted Suits Wha ee eibha. 7.) ? ree - —~ ‘87 ~s ~ —~ a ~ group. Made with and without cushion sweat. irouser:c ‘ (ce + less Ailee} “ - Iusers Voice of piain Diack or fancy patterned band — — 7 a ~ « ~% a= Summer —— 91.50. $2 and $2.50 ir wide selectiems are Merton aim Beach and other desirable i oO + © (") t fu aa) bd YE Youths Flanne! Pants. $7.98 S10 _— - Straw Hears ¢ — These groups inciuge a varied selection of piain Knox Straw Hats $5. $6. $7 a — striped-effect patterms—aiso solid winte. Panamas and Leghorns, from. ....$5§ annel Trousers go well with blue coats. Siz rs ti on 2G to 31. ee Mallory “Cravenetted” Hats $5 ‘fo 'e # Floor ; i * Sat Section—Main Fleer | rr . o worth 2-Trouser Suits This Specially Purchased Group Offers the New Light Colors in Smart Double - Breasted Models id -p such a saving, is most unusual. These Suits repre- Gxio feet ....... Sraas * \ sent the latest productions of this well-known maker and were specially purchased : New Kuppenheimer Suits—Coats. Pants and V Tropical Worsteds and Deauville Flannels, $55 ia ae -* > . na fine workmanship have been combined with —_— — —— re Oo - —— ~ ~ - as Kur SSS we OSS oo os Peet. oe: Qiitsa iis —~——— -— nS ~~ --, —— * i ‘MAA & ; heal a nee Fd eb ee he Bese OD St « S% War lTi-W Catiuier tad ted edo A id crOorce wt & - ~ ~ ~ - - ~ y ~ .* + a. a - - gmt COiors anc Patterns 18s very ampie, altoraing an unusually wide selection. \ er had . | Ba@CN OUIT inciuces coat. trousers ana vest. Smart English Flannel! Fancy Patterned Linen Blue Double-Breasted Trousers. 57.98 Gol Knickers, $7.98 Sport Coats, $18.50 Pisne Sell ts im mer dress. Made of a richly fin- . | , Sits. teases (2 tor $1.45) Memonal Day © Each cutfiit includes fase color Flag, ]ointed flag-pole, rope, ball, halyard and 4x6 Feet, $195 ~ Feet, $2.25 c W ool Bunting Fagyt 4 sx 5 feet ........$ peg ~ . : } 4x eet *eftee¢sce * x Suits in these sx 8 feet $431 or eee © & Sxrz feet ........$rgag 3z 5 feet ato seat qu 6 fect .........4 oe S Geen... acu $3.75 est— Geze feet ......--.fgm New Imperial — on ts are im place 4 9 sports or Sum- te Including: a oth of You. Drift ~— fo = My Gondola, and Fourth Flcor Music Salon—Fourth Flom) Candy Specials for t 3 ~Week-End Holiday — It you spend the day at home a box of delicious candies will help you enjoy the holiday; if you pian icmic everyone will be glad to find candy im the mic Basket. These “specials” wil tempt you: Fresh Strawberries in Milk Chocolate, 59c Lb. A favorite delicacy—fresh. luscious straw- Serries. im cream fondant, thickly coated with rich muik chocoiate. Svecial Combination Homemade Candies 39c Lb.: 2 Lbs., 73e 59¢ Box Special Saturday offer- The bex containg ri = img: ame pound of mixed pounds of rich homemade hocolates and one pound candies of popular kinds” | homemade candies. —in wide variety. : (‘Main Floom}- Sale ot Men's Bat Ties Very Unusual Values a al ) 5c YUE (3 ter $1.50) . PF 4 A wide variety of silks including mogadores, moires, foulards and others in checks, stripes and va- ried novelty effects. Ex- ceptional values are offered. is Ory Dixie Nude Oxford A Sele Model $2.50 Here is the seasons most popular Selz Shee for young men. ft is light in color like the new clothes. Has am ¢= treme flange heel and new polished, half-round sole edge. 4 ‘Men's: Shoe Section—Main Fiest) | Sam Visors .......

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a) TT — ae tee SEE - ie - eee a a > _ ~ - eee Ee Se re — ee Py F eae a a % ;. = be aeaa ab > sie . é Tae 3 : ee “s 4 = § y ; E “ % oe 4 woe ““ ps ; Se nis ar “ a : “ 4 as , __ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Cm ee ~ ——_ settee ee nn me Store Open Saturday Until 6 o’Clock LLER rw RR A a — eee we ee eee ee ee Sets for rial Day it includes fast Ointed flag-pole, alyard and gal. pole holder. &. —¢ ret, 5c &* a - et, $2.25 ¢ ; For Memorial Day and Summertime— OUTING GOoDs ae it Camping E uipment and Athletic Supplies Serre at Very Attractive Savings omer 6 4.75 oes F 6.95 For those going away to spend joyful hours on the aut eee my itomobile trail and ee S: og in the Summer camp, for those who will play on golf links, tenhis courts and Flag Section —Fourth Floor). Every Tent in these groups is guaranteed water and mildew proofed. Imperial Bad 1; poe . aaqger quality, tan uck cover, O Rolls (x7 Size seveees $10.95 Strong wood frame. Fold into con- oo meee ....... $1295 veniently sized compact bundle. Ye r $1.45) Always, Fond Tents and baseball diamonds—this sale offers most extraor majority of this merchandise is fresh from the maker reductions that encourage the purchase of all outing needs. dinary values. The and is presented at Tents Gold Medal Camp Cots $3.50 Waterproofed Umbrella Camp Cot Mattresses $2.95 fting gipart, In : Filled with pure cotton, stitched = | hers. 7x7 Size ween bee $22.95 close so that cotton. cannot lump up. n—Fourth Floor.) 9.6x9.6 Size .... $29.95 Khaki bottom with fancy ticking top. a Gallon-Size Outing Jar iday cold. Ideal for week-end and trips. Handy Automobile $1.19 Refrigerator, $4.95 oe Very convenient for carrying foods. Will keep foods or liquid hot or Fits in tonneau or on running board. ici Campers’ two-cell Flashlight.........79c x of delicious Sag g 79C y; if you plan Kittle Camp Beds, double size; oo —— igi: Pg 1 candy in the fold into small space......$16.95 Gold Medal Camp Stools... See tempt you: Par X-L Golf Clubs All Models at $3.95 Made of ‘an excellent grade of selected hickory shaft with calfskin grips. All models, woods and irons. Metal rim Golf Bags. .§1.05 Metal bottom Golf Royston Golf Sn’ Asesndsshoo** $2.95 Sets Complete With Bag in ub. JUS straw- sated with ade Candies ic Box k contains 1% rich homemade | popular kinds variety. (Main Floor.) it Ties An exceptional value is this Royston Golf Set. Choice of regulation brassie or driver, mid- iron, mashie, putter, and heavy canvas golf bag. California Clubs guaranteed to give Tennis Racket satisfaction. $3.45 This Racket is closely modeled after a well-known professiona] mode] and is exceedingly well made. Tennis Balls n—Main Floces) ford - Model 3.90 the season's ar Selz Shoe men. It is ylor like the . Has an ex- ge heel and d, half-round Jointed Steel 3 for $1 Casting Rods A nationally known make ef unusual popularity. 7c Buying limit, one dozen. , ' Three joints, with reel Wright & Ditson Davis Cup seat. 7, 8 and g foot lengths, Rackets ......--...$12.95 Complete as illustrated, in- Aztec Rackets *...-...$1.95 cluding bag. macket Covers ......... 95c Jeweled Casting Reels, $2.95 University Rackets -$4.95 Silk Casting Line, spool, 89c Tan Racket Covers, with Stee! Casting Rods -..$2.50 ball and shoe pocket, $1.50 Double-gut Snelled Sun Visors ............99¢ Hooks, package ---.. rg5c n—~Main Floor.) Black Circle Golf Balls 45c (Dozen at $5.25) A Wright & Ditson Golf Ball of satisfying quality. One dozen to a customer. Repainted Golf Ball.....19c Complete stock of Mac- Gregor Clubs ..$4 to $15 Specral—Kennebec Canoes. $69.75 A limited number of these high-grade Canoes is of- fered at this extraordinary saving. Mahogany decks and open gunwales. Removable floorboards; full ribbed. California Style Bathing Suits $2.95 Men’s and Boys’ Suits of plain and contrasting color effects. Well made of se- lected wool yarns. Mercerized Swimming Suits $3.95 Made in California and racing styles with deep cut armholes. Solid black, navy and maroon. Sizes 26 to 38. Bathing Shoes ..... .. $1.25 , Torpedo Floats ...... $1.25 Bathing Caps ..69c to $1.50 Water Balls ...75c to $1.50 PAGE 9 cTinnns Cos. -fsSsaAice.t—SCS “ ! | | MOTORSTS UPHELD for Manslaughter Against St. Louisan, Conviction of Charles Scheufler of St. Louis on a charge of mang slaughter in connection with an ac- cident that resulted in the death of ‘a passenger in Scheufléer’s§ auto FRIDAY EVENING, SENTENCES OF FOUR } ‘One of Penalties Affirmed Is\J i } } truck, was affirmed today. Scheuf-. ler appealed trom a sentence of three months in jail and a fine of! $100. The Supreme Court also affirmed convictions of three other nfotorists | in other parts of the State on } ‘charges of manslaughter, felonious- ly leaving the scene of an accident, and operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated. Scheufler’s truck collided with a street car at Washington avenue and Broadway, St. Louis, on.Aug. (17. 1924. Several men in the truck were thrown to the-sstreet and one, ; | ‘and was fined $100 in the lower of them. (Christ Verdon, suffered fatal injuries. Scheufler contended | his truck was struck by the street car, but state witnesses said the truck hit the street car. An opinion by Judge White af- firmed the conviction of C. FE. Bled- soe of Dunklin County on a charge of drunken driving. Bledsoe was sentenced to serve 30 days in jail /court. | The conviction af Philips Dam- ‘ico, 17 years old, of Kansas City, for manslaughter in the killing of | an aged man with an automobile on Jan. 2, 1925, was affirmed. Dam- ico, speeding, lost control of his car and it skidded through a street jecar safety zone, killing Edward ‘Lane. Young Damico left the scene, | ‘but pleaded, at his trial that he did not know he had hit anyone. Con- victed in juvenile court, he was sen- tenced to the Missouri Reformatory until he attains the age of 21 years. The Supreme Court, in an opin- ion bv Judge White, also affirmed ‘the conviction of Ivorv Hudson of ‘Boone County on a charge of felon- ‘'oners from the National Bureau of iously leaving the scene of an acci- dent. He was sentenced to g year in jail and was fined $100 in the fower court. The evidence showed that Hudson drove into a herd of cattle on a road near Columbia, | Mo., and refused to stop when or- dered to do so by the cattle herd- | ers. The herders testified Hudson ‘shot at them twice as he drove away. TWO BULGARIANS SHOT By the Associated Preas, SOFIA, Ma ~S.—The Swedish Cok Lindh of the League of Na- tions has made an investigation into a report from Putburan. on the Greco-Bulgarian frontier. that three Bulgarians had killed a (;reek soldier and that later two of the Bulgarians were shot. Col. lindh savs he ascertained that no Greek soldier was killed but that two Bulgarian civilians Ww) 0 erossed the houndary without pasSsporis 10 IO0K 10r buries d treas- ure were shot Police to Use Air Mail Service. The air mail service will be used by the Police Department in the} future in obtaining records of pris- } P Identification and Invertigation at Washington, D. C.. it Was an- nounced today § by (Chief Gerk Finger prints and descriptions of prisoners held here will be carried to Chicago by planes, to connect with the easthound lines. Chief Gerk believes the new system will result in a saving of 48 hours over the regular mail service, TWO EXCEPTIONAL VALUES 6-Inch ee wew 9-Inch Oscillating We Have All Sizes 6 Inch to 56 Inch for Home or Office Can Be Purchased on Our -4-PAYMENT PLAN ' »¥ Brandt at Cash Prices Electric Company a2 904 Pine Street derwing the Home Slectrically Sioce 1866 CENTRAL 3454-3455-3456 . FRIDAY EVENING, MAY. 28, 1926____ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATGH MAY 28, 1926 16 Years. anda _ are Deal Our Regular $50.00 Value 5 AD" * PRICE Beautiful Diamond Rings You may choose from an assortment of over 450 different Diamond Rings —to be had for ladies and gents. Each Diamond has been set under the supervision of Mr. Aronberg and ‘must be excellent in every respect, or it will be readily replaced. The mountings to be had in both 14 and 18 k. solid gold. These Rings are surely wondefful values. 00 00 TERMS >] DOWN ’ A WEEK 5 . > _*” a 3 « * £ ° . e2@@ @@e~e e** %e Lp SS = ©: . . 4 °°, . ‘ A S Si Bes Our Reg. $75 Value — a a Ree RNC RRL! ODES RET M0 SERIAL GIGS 1k OEE EO AS ALOE AIT CRISES BP NR 5 GEL LIN. NT REIL BLING OE IRE Wonderful Diamonds A wonderful assortment of gems are to be seen at this price. Then, too, a real saving is to be had. They are truly gorgeous gems, and the mountings are most superb—to be had for ladies and gents. or TERMS *] 99, gust PAY #00. Our Regular $25, $30, $35 Values rs ax e 4) ih} y+ MAL ’* 4 of f #/ o, | et a Py S = | : | j . «* . ' e « : . . . y/o | +) 1 e Pr Je : . S« . Py A ; e*ie * ae m » ‘. e* a °F ete ’ >, ’ +. ‘ f . S . ; ; ¢ 4 o* wd . ° : © . ‘ - * »* ° © ‘ ° ae . Zhe * J A »* hy * Se a i o« " * . j , . —-> . OP ae . . A. ; p* : _* * . ‘ ad > Handsome Genuine Diamonds A group of GENUINE DIAMOND Rings of the most amazing value. Remember, these are all full-cut GENUINE DIA- MONDS. The mountings are 18-k. solid gold; beautifully pierced and en- graved, so much more beautiful and larger than you would expect to find at this price. TERMS OE ae yo 17-JEWEL ELGIN THIN MODEL 7 We Guarantee Case 20 Years Just as Advertised A truly thin model, 17-JEWEL ELGIN, and a case that we guarantee to wear for 20 years. TERMS *] sown i JUNE SALE PRICE Din PO pr WATCHE S—% a , of soeeet es. t — r

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FRIDAY EVENING, MAYv W 28, =“, re a ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATGH _ is npg “ry ii PAGE 29 ___ §T 19S POST-DISPATCH . — ie iy Fee -aeene = secant ere a si - 4 ae i HT & : SALE OF WHITE TAR LINE 2%) ouuie ‘iotion of“ 1 DAWSON OPTICAL CO.,,**.. | * ae § aa ae ho aes ° *PINE ST. |) os a , it #: UP TO THE STOCKHOLDER - 2th Anniversary Sale Ses | e ie § ~ nn 27 SUCCESSFU it § re . - ry YEAR IN ST. LOUIS : + = N tions Compl ; Furness, | Recents x thoed 2 NST. LOUIS | ‘ Tabt a. oi “4 — oa | ADVERTISEMENT Have your EYES EXAMINED “THE DAWSON WAY.” Modern up-to-date in-]| — Take the Originaf # 4 tL: : . iny + SACL., to leds :istruments. Experienced Optometrists. - . 7 P tie EH. ie rf Approximately $35,000,000. Ocullste’ Repairing | ASK for Horlicks ac &e ome Hits 2 By the Associated Presa. Prescriptions and Lenses || The ORIGINAL aa | ’ ap RSE ol a cad Accurately Duplicated. | | a bd Niet - NEW YORK, May 28.—Plans for | Filled. Lowest Malted Milk e BE : the sale of the White Star Line by _— ie © 3 the International Mercantile Ma- FOR and Food 1 , rine Co., tO a British syndicate ‘ 1. e : ‘ —s | For Infants, Convalescents; | ~ headed by Furness, Withy & Co., . = meek the ,N s ond Expecte ia8 - - — os . 4) & Ltd., for. 2 proximately $35.000.- BABY g ECZEMA laste a Examined ant Mothers, Children, etc, i : re fi > Leg . et “4 F ree a 6OCE: cage SE. } tition. Ow or ity. 4 5A. he a . ae in tie ste ae . RESULTS—3-time Ads ALMOST CERTAIN for Tare i 3 Proceeds from the sale Will be te ia , A used by the International Mer- age Re 108 = VAS . cantile Marine Co., eltner tO DUT- ggg gee eeeeEs — — i €: aS Will Start Your ice chips or to’ petudd tae latte lete ltt tt titi ili liiiiiiiiiiiitilit irr rr rrr : Hd ‘a Sy Jeompany's bonded indebtedness. & ae ll i8 @¥Z ‘SUIT OVER WHISKERS QUASHED & ; lt. ite ¢. x Come in Saturday—start your private lessons at Burnside’s Niece Unable to Collect — ’ a tie ee e once. Let us get you started on a musical career. From Soap Company. ~ Fi: ae - — - : ae 3 1 By the Aseociated Press, ; We B a ainiaie “o - 60.2 Mn A i } - ; NEW YORK, May 28.—The Su- 9 CONSERVATIVE it q preme Court has dismissed the @ . i | . ($150,000 suit.cf Miss Fila C. Pat- — i" e ’ terson of Milwaukee, Wis., to re- g i + a om oe we om strain Colgate & Co. from featur- ~ 3 ae ¢ pe agit a i es Bl ; = *hiaekor her uncie (en 2 ii . ing the whiskers et 7 2 ; i , “le 1006 OLIVE ST. Ambrose E. Burnside, Civil War re : ae | - . . . leader, in shaving cream advertise- s 4 3 E. St. Louis Store—309 Collinsville cate Z . weg 7 The Court held no action could _ . . ' , t2 ne maintained either on the theory . 2 iy a » et 1] . ~ * a ~ S : $4 Lal : : aN : : be * : ’ : © ce : U e eee | “f : i : Double Eagle Stamp 1 a C—_— . € = : ; SF ota: * a. or ) f : Folding Lawn Settee | Sale of Refrig rs ha : a = . 0 era i: i * ~— GS lll ? ; 7 | | | re E seme $ 25 -— me FOL R-PIECE Set. of glass Re- 3 § ~- pmennne ' trigerator Dishes, included | a — = ° e e 66 a ° with each Refrigerator on Satur- : ) 3-Piece Coil Spring “Bed” Suite : :.; 4 : ae oe : White Enamel af | - Settees, as pic- S 75 ii B hon t * * tured, in natural diseni af | ; nniversary 1 i 5 — varnish and red fin- ae a S ie | ‘* e ish. Well built. # Sale Price..... : er a“ ik “oe y ° $2.50 value. ‘ | E: ( . NE of the feature values in this sale is @his Suite, built to give maximum } ij | aa: , — comfort, service and appearance af minimum coset. Fhe davenport bed 5 45 . ii X, c conceals a full-size coil spring bed and includes a fine mattress pad. The $ ‘ i sae & = three pieces, shown above, have loose cushions with deep spring upholstery $ so — ay ; (\ s and are covered with combination plain and figured velour. a * i oo gation a ENUINE “Glacier” , ; { es 7 ve ‘ ‘ ; — : Mi ie es 2 a nein ; = with a pure white Oe : m3 a diel . - wae Tt a IN ty | KES | ) namel lining. Nickel a \ ia Newest? Newt Yor estat. Xie enamel lining. Nickeled qh : th: £ 6 = shelves and hacdware, R : oe ; Savin f 25 d M | = : atented water trap. $0 ‘ ~ ) os O %- an ore! Qs 3 Ail conde H ‘ 4 . e .2 Ib. 1ce capacity ‘-s ‘ ; —- . . —- ! 4 é. r a “ a y . i *: | OWHERE in town can you find the equal of these 4 Ss : % " . * s ; o ° » Fe ae } ? BIG SAVINGS in new up-to-the-minute fashions ; a : re h . : : : »~ 2 ;“-“, for men, women and children. Prices have been ' \) - panel bac ng double-rattan finish and iz eer ? . ' " gers ¥ Si UL. $7.50 (ait. - Li a slashed! » They’re bargains galore! # And.NO CASH 6) i: : pre Bs Se = § = ri ee . a 4 ~~ i | ee. NEEDED! All you needdois . ” ‘ 8 L «WSS ~ an : orch Swings | i e ° : aln 7 | : Ba 5 se '4-Piece Walnut Bedroom Suite i 6. , 4 . . S$ 95 4 oS ga! * $ 00 oie “ ° or a > : Anniversary Cioteesiisiel * ne e 1 ei at ’ - os - . . r Y. , 8 z Hd TOREY Rit ORTY-TWO- § Sale Price ....- . ' ; tre a 1 | | ' at INCH Cars mom 2 c : a a unming that is | Pet , » EL qa tg MR «Meta, al Ba ee ; : : : 7 solid piece of pora ae -) s =] ee pny whee ee LIMITED number of Suites a¥ shown, in handsome Huguenot-finished enamel. Easy to — i ~ afm A te a walnut veneers with matched grain inlay panels. Included are* 50-inc! as.a china dish. ames 4 a “ one may a dresser, full-length vanity, chiftorobe and bow-end bed, $30% lue. eledgshelves and § pai . s With Heine OT ianp- r : ; : om ware patented 4 - ing. $4,350 value. Convenient Credit Terms trap ' 45-Ib. ice an. — * . $= » — I@Or2 4 ei rmeranesescces steeeeseseeresseesssaseeseees AO a ..2. 4 Zew/ suits zA- wh |e P tg S salt FA Keep it in the car. 75e value " t; — ste : * - © . f | (\ - Wilton Velvet Rugs Anniversary Ss 50 es i A ey E . | | . , ¥ 4 Anniversary 75 Sale Price ee Sate onda ‘ ‘Stylish v ki Y 7) pare Tree ..... 9 J Q-: ‘ a | Sport ) as Blue Serge 3 50 : . sila od Q | a : : er N attractive five-piece Set, built of solidgoak, includes a 7 S ; SETT OV. ; lia eo ee rae sin Beene these Suites A \ attractive e-] et, bu c Oak, inc , a DY 5 haggle Ya LR EA WELLKNOWN mater of ihre frit podued te Suet Ee tenn sates tags | Auteur conic Sats Sutil fa ate Saal , F ~ ’ 0) $A Et ae ge ay a gor pee: Ppsaibe Bea Piet pon oie aia the ; r ‘R ug ge ; sf fe, Rg : a with oat permanent iacquer Ww hith prevents “hot plate , spots. Le ¥ r COME: re. Take Advantage, | design is se the minute. Included are 66-inch buffet, 6-foot extension | orings. All first quality guaranteed Convenient Credit Terms "4 | table, host’s ¢ghair and 5 side chairs upholstered in tapestry. s $45 va ) j () iD} inG C idl p } Cc a} 3 PY eC) CAA coevecs ‘ covers (OP oo \ 3x6-Ft. Axminsters Enameled Gas Range .- $4.95 in Biue, Gray or White ° - — ? i eiiaininas Rue: od artistic patter oa ()) cf@' « r > a ER 2 Kaji t and rich coloring $Y value 56> | ad \ j WOOLWORTH'S Plant Boxes, $l KOS WMS See these leading makes of Stoves, | ENTRANC SI y HIGH - GRADE cabinet - style ) = 509 NY. BROADWAY GALVANIZED = n Box, paint We Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps ae gt ac four burner ba | = ) . — CE es ed green Self irrigating. a a Le ens oo | Lae ALVANIZED 2-quart size— pf. cide cil or aarch cail value offered at this low price for | ~ (S ein it deen in tour oc For window sill or porch rail. \ l/s aselion I ——- > five minutes. $2 value. mh ée - - same A Rustic Lawn Pieces ~ - SS Made of Bark-Covered Cedar Logs ia a fe ‘ Pe | : © <9 $5 Armchairs ¥ ry | 6 « a $2.9 S / . Visit Our Big Stove ES ELLE AEE. $4 Chairs Filled Eagle Stamp Books Redeemed -- $2 in Cash, $2.50 in Merchandis@ side—Quick Meal, Bridge & $1.95 WASHINGTON AT SEVENTH ct Oak: Bakers, Moore's Premier sa TTT TTT TTTTTT rrr Tittiiietitiiiiiiitiiiifiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiit itil. PAGE-cRAND CARS _ - -_ i ( ae CTs: * “Nes Nala. ee es wes c Ser Flere ; in fa Sgt 4 J rs, * x Ap a erie Rae 5 mee

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— ——— STLOUIS POST-DISPATCH ___ ________FRIDAY EVENING, MAY 28, 1926 _ __ ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _._________- PAGE cman COO OLED OLLLLLL LLL LLL ALCL L COOL CCE — — » FN EVENIN GS UNTIL 8PM. CFI 1 LOUIS COTTON i 7 We Have Been in Business at This Location for 34 Year P ss | Bag SUMMER 5 COMPRESS C0. PLANTS G O| D M fa N & R 0 hb} A ¢ SUITS .Joseph W. Lewis, President of | | >: | CUT T0 Concern, Announces Deal $2,000,000. oe ‘ } | We Give an Extra eo , WE A OPEN i are Sees eres. 4 Compress Co. of three plants “and | goer 1102-1108 BT At ee A TZ Doors West | saturvay an interest in a number of subsidi- - in 30. or UNTIL ery corporations “to the Federal HELL: inde”: | Oliiwe Street [4 4 - = « | of llth Street M | as if ou Had Made a oe BS Oe | 6:30 P Compress and Warehouse Co. of ' @ Cash Purchase. that 4 Memphis for a consideration re- _ . ported to be in excess of $4,000,000 —— 4 ee , ' = | Was announced today by Joseph W. Lewis, general counsel and presi- then add water or r ilk. & \ dent of the St. Louis Cotton Com- ——— on ~ Several compress properties sf! DISPATCH and GET : , J LL the Lesser-Goldman Co. of St. LIN for ANYTHING. Louis, which is a large stockholder § 2 : : sf : 7 — in the St. Louis Cotton Compress * roll a — “ i? | Co., were also included in the sale, : 4 Te debate LL Litt t oq negotiations for which have been y e. yarok 9 Ey lt SP Aine Net Add Mea YS ate: 8 “= “4 going on for a considerable period. : : “= ~ggoyel “ egg ee eae ; % ™ TD . ae cs WITH YOUR ra OR OVER DO 4 and McGehee and an interest in| 5 oe : UBLE 4 q -_ subsidiaries at Texarkana, Walnut . Ale ; ' % PURCHASE fay CASH OR EAGLE i:) Ridge, Newport and Marianna were Ii LER \ att OF~ CREDIT ¢ included in the sale. About one- 4 er. STAMPS |i] MMSERVATIVE AND SNAPPY COLLEGE STYLES (05%. 2°. 700 SPM mY No) Nes AT GOLDMAN GROS. « ji A Ry PO, ME og « AR ae Py idvtcinh es eect ik, in cash and the balance will be§ Ar 3 toh» paid in stock of the Federal Com- | j ‘ ; Bi SBA» | =" |e RA, OL) press and Warehouse Co. | Ne / ; ‘ 6 fe 6 | - a ; Sree! ares Sree! Sar Lewis and two other officers of the St. Louis companies, Alvin D. | i tic 1H Goldman and Milton A. Hellman,, | . e : will become directors of the Fed. Cc This Coupon eral company, said to be the larg-| This Co pon Is Worth est of its kind in the world. § It' a S$ eperates niants om Missisaippi. Went d A e It t G Id =) $ Wwe will deduct $25 from the price of any , nessee, Texas, Louisiana, Missouri | an ring Oo oO man ros. « sent this compen at the pes pe purchase. @ ot rend Argue eneienaeienettnne a, fue « 7 ” : - Said MR Tala he ire gina tea PRD 0 APN po nets meen: Ce ie ee he See = aes All goods are marked in plain figures. NS accep RNC and Alabama. During the last sea- ison the company handled more'! | than 3,000,060 bales of cottong R. | Ee"Tavior of Memoiis wil continue Seri NS roehler 3-Piece Living- 'as president of the company. The transaction is considered ad- Si) Shad®. Te ele rN e | 4 ’ ‘ j > . ’ j errr v a a aan — 'Vantageous to stockholders of the —~ a ' oy ive ve , PA EE \\W it ae aS) ee ae a Ae aw. pi tt nee ) i\ ee | 5 yi ° ° I d — - —— : fy, oh) \O eS —— > Kiva BA Blue Bird Dinner Set Included (enecesenerecens §@)O meme ssoeens in debt and its stock was selling at i » 4 4 ear ¢ oO Teval=" ‘ “Oa re : ‘ ; o~ - > &__ v ? , “v i fi y al _ ° TRADE IN YOUR a ie sdiiin ys Pi pis « hips Mle a... “ stare NN in : etl SG A beautiful living room during the day—a bedroom at nowever, it has got out of dent anc ere Net =~ . iu i; as - We Hi ES ANAT . : 7 , OLD SUIT ON A @... , is ag rie | Ww | ” ay. M3 Uys night —- davenport opens ae nee | oI ii— ff ENNGAT o oa } " 1 ; i 2 if Hil the last quotation on its stock was : airy NEW ONE mm $75 per share. into a full-size bed. This = — Under the terms of the sale the | | fy) dj —y Suite 1s beautifully uphol- St. Louis Cotton Compress Co. will / i | | H ee pte) 'll't) " | |) | AH stered. has loose cushions. } “ota + “.% > ‘7 4°e ++ a ¢ 4 j } hi T\es 4 : a if “ - . retain its properties in Eas St. ' 1] | . ~~ THE Hi iI 0 an s . ‘we int anil ' a VAST | | ri gs ea 2h), wae struetion—and high-grade compress at Pine ‘Bluff, Ark. workmanship throughout. sie . re: ee be pn Tas Sl at er 9 7 2oneeneeeee ee er cea ee ST PANTS _ TWo WOMEN IN EXPEDITION § . ‘ » ne Ae tenet a pom pe he OUI o ANE SAS ML Ra Aare NNN RR LT NES HARE Rte of 4 > + - 7 wah an Ph 7. : ‘ on oe Ree . * “ 2 on : was ae ty o + erg wi degiae. 5 . 2 Ri reanies fone Py Seapeg the ae HY at, la on tae ec err am we 4 oe . , 4 P 2 ne Lo AS pane oh ail SAUL EINE APR POR, FE BRS AOE IT ERENT EIR RENN IO pe SO ER RO ae Ait e ONO es Arse sia, g ‘ " . ‘ ss > ne ¥ Pen § r ‘ . i Re es Cn a. te MeL frazilian expedition of the if ) § Balance in Easy Monthly Payments. Museum which will sat! in th ENT ARP NRE NEELOED ot Pai Rae M erat pty Se 9 veeks for South America Ca rt. FOR TAILOR- | Marshall eet is seit aa the ti ' : : pedition 7 Remember— You Get a Blue Bird Dinner Set Free : lh , — Two women will be members of : ' j ' ! | ithe party, Mrs. Marshall Field, of- CE yy D ficial photographer and Mrs. - ee . E 7 j ; | ) ' Grace Thompson-Seton, historian. @ i. Te He | -_ a 0 2 |The expedition will sail June 19 acier 4 i Hy ) | | from New York 4 7 ‘| s i 14 ’ ¥ ia tj j | ' rf ad ah es spin Sop: a oo oo >, aad ee " Pe ” DOWN me. ae Seep gel ey tea Th wins ee eee i se Safe Driving Contest Tomorrow. The Saefety Council safe driving contest will be neid at 2 Pp. m to- : With Your Sanitary ANG screamed events are designed to Refr: ¢ test skill a igerator ~~ si- , ? a7 SKiil 17 PparKin£g ey ring leaving a garage, backing. braking. with thick walls and driving between obstacles and in 7-Piece Crystal Cut a liming that is one traffic and driving up solid picce of porcelaifi- F : Hi tf P ih i 4 | 50$ 50 Art Hill enamel. Easy to cleam 4 | i LF VEBHIE 1 | $] .50 $9. 4. : 25,000 Bank Holdup in Kansas. th Glass W ater Set as a china dish. Nick ge | ite WINFIELD. Kan Mav 2s eledishelves and hard 3a eh MA ee ee a ae and ware, patented water ga , bolt! | | | Siena delete Ra carciahed Ts ty: et . 5 Pi B eakf r Set we peed ee oe 7 TEE Bank of Wintieid yesterday, es : Dainty 3o-Piece Br as | ap. ». HC a rf. if Re m caped ith $25,000 currency ae mit | A DEPOSIT Bere ss a Blue Bird a } : yy gg! we : om canerememanianane 7 Dinner Set Large Breakfast Table With Four Chairs to Match Wainut Finish Bed menaclbrmarntanneinai: > ; Blue Bird Dinner Set Included and Springs , eautifu substantial Thi I F Y etal B&B in walnut 1s s or ou. ' ‘his 1s your opportunity to geta Break- ,: eh The Spring is e ‘ ‘ nrate all netal vers du- fast Set at ow price Decorate your F nets ' i> _— fj fas 1 low pri rate } e : oe ae ee A 1) Bee, Tan your own taste. Unfinished * ” , re: fi IN bea Is PY a ae a hal FINE “Glacier ? . ern ee et eee ee sy i gacnige te HOM aa Sven dpongdhe Whey 5 Riis Plan 7 titi as Wrasse gee eg POR Ee ha Mea OE AP ee te be MORIN dnt nari aay arn acne 0H ~ ime i Sa a EES RR eae e Me. ne Sa ee ye ah i a i Pi ee gt eS OS TO ee a A z y wo i728 4 P Se ee ee eee ae ee oe anibitendih bs Hel tO SUli oOrime that W i $1 Down—$1 Monthly FiLecimme : $1 Down—$1. Monthly er ut. «a2 ‘ BB ae x, w€ oat, . nm o Pew atte ‘iy s* , So? iy? » Fone kN Pr et) oe f CR oe Ar IA : Bouereiane ‘ge toy, Sie: See 4 ae 1 Le "ae Veil\\ oveR 2000 DRESSES J , || ae oF AD ne as a ae fe ; r : ; TO SELECT FROM. ALL & | ‘ # @ ae 8 2 ; i Pie an A pretty couch. during the \ a . = wee SS BA eee A Se _ - Saturday RE LEE RE SEASON’S N E WwW E Ss T Side-Icer or Front- . ! 7 : iz | eget ar a Pe at night STYLES & PATTERNS. Icer Style--- | tiful ” pads cludes extension table i in two tones of gray $75 value. te spots. cial Dayv-Bed i, RAS with full , al ns 3 4 has . NO | ; \ BUY ONE } ea | : i c ~ * $1 D —$i Monthly seecsecegveree ; ae 5 own aS) DRESS, i110 @ GAS RANGE | ee ae . ‘beral All for Y ANOTHER @°| “# See ee eel Oe E. N. Kimmel J | spociat traders) Ge immen | > 3 6° $1 Down—$1 Monthly vs ersonal expe asain ere | 1 DRESS $2.95 ‘*T ¢an speak from ] : shown 1e1 ae i bt - . %e , . ' I i il —— ee . » Tes i rienee and sav that Lr, Pierce | ~~ wil ‘N- 7 / ? , een —— . lien! : ry u wong : s } : Excellent baker-—-tour gas burners 2 DRESSES, $2.96 j Giolden Medica! Discovery is a Wt ‘ ime! ped: oh se ; — - , ‘al stomach med oven i DRESS. ‘ - $7.95 mage wae ads and strength § 3 ' a Teno t i | $ : $1 Down—Balance Monthly | | Rug re a eed ill Sau aeuseeana: ies ah Thy g . sia? nS Aa Wa eo? ete on eee face ss vu eine, 2 DRESSES, $7.96 cog ee yl eo, ain 1 DRESS. 53695 | ore was broken-down in health mar- x wal _— | Special LinoSale Spacious ward-' , and r yierce 8 : ance | 4 ‘from overwork, ana Dr, Bi P k et have | hoa me | ae _ robe, five deep 2 Dresses, $16.96 'Golden Medieal Discovery Was the | iter vy wire fr | ke drawers. and °o i A Regular $45 Value for rioug : v4 Leuty thing 2] faund build me up ei oh 1 Chifforobe a Velvet tugs come S$ Ww. Dewey Bt.. Wichita, Kans. ¢ rim m ings LZ 2 = i | | , . 4 | $1 Dewa real pleasure in several beautiful 2 to own. Rich patterns, On special nega en Your health is most important to See thesel., - tf . 8; - $1 Monthi ; e . a 4g) sat 2 j . - * + : 9 M oer rn ‘ vou. It’s easilv improved. Just ask ‘* Sanitarv : : . dj walnut finish. sale ‘Your nearest druggist for this Dis frigerators . 5 ieoverv of Doctor Pierce's in tablet on sale. a ! tig reduction ver 100 patterns $ y | a. a spevcia! this =—_—_ rice on ex of Stoves, side by , , | : Send We for trial ; I juare yard, Ge. idee 6 Beach, Char: 2 PACE. = a nnn “AND or liquid form. , ~— fe ; a who” fe as nd othe® gs GRAND ; pkg. to Dr. Pierce’s Invalids’ Hotel, a amet FP cans IQIZN. NDoeusses [ganic GOLDMAN BROS., 1102-04-06-08 OLIVE ST: Benue a , j ; saeun medica! advice.

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ene > ee oe eet ne e~Gin pene ine Store Closed Monday “ Memorial Day” - eat REN eek te mete estes 4 Ta ~~ . — = a ee peme a Se RN pntneed-equagindivempgtins.nut chap lamrwll hanialieed en clinch emma ached: 20 ~~ ial Suthimene togye eth tr osname ata nae rae tay PAGE 24 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ) FRIDAY EVENING, MAY 28, 1926 Store Hours: 9 A. M. to 5:30 P. M. Daily—Open Saturday Until 6 P. M. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH * Men’s “Surety Six” Shoes Utmost Value at $6 a Pair @ New lasts—styles of light blonde, medium blonde, tan, and black leather, and white or Palm Beach canvas. Every pair well built and Sar . - . ~ o> 4 ON iy - Ab st nies “ pt Nee vi — rn ihe 7 ~ a oo o- . iinet. x AO RS OO thegnin ad » . ort. - ween 5 hehaah ite hel > ee Be ee on — : oe Rea rn — . _—- pe ee bars 5 — - = 2 Pane ep OPI ta A - ore ~ “ Mo e+ - Ms ~ om eae ~ a aan ad b oom, beg -* ee ee EN IE FRY re ee a aes 2 . : ~ certs =f oxy > are FE ay ee ee eee ¢ x4 ~ + pe " yer ¢ - a na De eet mle See Vi ke eee - 2 . oats. ag 9s SP ee eee ee ee - . 2 _— aoe es dons. - ake z= 4 ees il . ra’ tt ~e Servicable and ‘cool:Summer Suits W There ; a ee ; ummer Suits, light in weight ‘xtr ~~ anther ; , : Ideal S Suits, lig gnt, Extremely popular hot-weathe in light gray and tan mixtures; thaue dressy in appearance and all well Suits in new patterns; in'styles for tailored and silk trimmed. Newest } young men, including regular sizes, shades and models. shorts and slims. including stouts and longs. | of any X ‘comfortable. Wide choice for men and young Second Floor it ‘ e. +7) s&>. « een eke CeO RS figure type. “~ Palm Beach Summer Suits in Especially well-tailored Suits of pre- . + : ; oe ass Summer shrunk Palm Beach cloth in all the tailored to fit splendidly. All sizes, Suits; well tailored in sizes for men newest patterns; for men and young — ° a men up to SiZ@ o4. ag ‘ 997-50 Priced $2 5 to $ of cool tropical worsted in the new- Silver gray and tan mixtures; quar- est shades and patterns. All sizes ter silk lined; regular sizes, stouts for men and young men. and slims. men and men who stay young. Tropical Worsted | “Dublin Twist” Society Brand Summer Suits | Summer Suits . Summer Suits In Smartly Distinctive Styles and Patterns 30 - = weg | Only at this Dominant Store can you choose these custom- oe eee Sirechbaum Suite This cloth is an imported mixture in tailored, silk-lined Suits—of triple twist, tropical worsteds and Plain and Pencil striped tan, gray mohairs—all with smartest lines; sizes and models for young Palm Beach Summer Suits 4 Da and blue Suits’ of genuine Palm Beach cloth: new patterns; regular sizes, stouts, slims and stubs, Men's Imported English Cotton , a e >a a 2 & Pete 2 2 ews 2 e oR OP le ae ee eo. 8 ee Oe ee Oe Fe | Exceptional $ ° hi a wae... at @ Good-looking Suits made of genuine “Palm Beach Broadcloth Shirts from > “rl practical, everyday wear. With each Suit are one pair known makers. Every one cut and correctly tailored. to 18 neck. Select a sup- 8 to 18 years. to 16 years. ply of them—and save 14. Summer Knickers, $1.98 Sport C An Ideal Summer Choice—From These Broadcloth Shirts |_Boys’ Palm Beach Suits 75 ” cloth—cool and @ All- white cotton serviceable—and in pleasing shades of sand and gray—not too light for long pants and one one of America’s best- 7 Wal “a? pair of knickers. Coat is plain and well cut. Sizes 8 to 16 years. fresh and new—carefully oy. v ) W hite Long Pants Sailor Pants Neckband and collar-at- i ; ae $2.25 $1.39 and $2.25 tached styles in sizes 131% | Long Pants of white duck, made 4 White drill or duck Pants Palen fly a with wide bottoms and cuffs; sizes front or in broadfall style; sizes rf oats, $12 $1 Imported Half-Hose ah mi. Paint Beach cloth, Panama or linen Boys’ blue flannel double-breasted IKXnickers, in gray, sand and tan; Sports Coats—t sizes 6 to 18 years. 8S to 17 years. a Men's full-fashioned Half Hose in light, medium and ‘dark checks, stripes and other patterns; pair.... 50c Cricket Sweaters " . sures Graduation Suits . \ y a J: With Two Pair’ $ aed went $948 = Cater The Pair Long Trousers.... 20 | = | $2.25 to $3.75 Double-breasted Mee flannel Suits Ee oS Pull-on Cricket Sweaters and o With two pairs of long trousers and : a “Turtleneck” Sweaters of excel- oo Be | Long Trousers of Palm vest. Sizes 12 to 18 years. viapper —— eee lent yarns—in cross - striped. Sie , mall lib eager Blue Cheviot Two-Pants and oth checked, plaid and other popular bottoms; sizes 6 to 18 | . |. SOMERS se eee nees $18.50 collar and belt. Sizes 2 pattern effects; sizes 36 to 44—a_ years. Blue’ Pericil-Striped = 2- ee Semen. Wash Suits cotton broadcloth, linen wo-button models; ee ee Priced $2.25 stvle Suits of er fabrics; sports profusion of colors. Main Fleor - = Pants Suits......$16.50 ‘ - Second Floor In Complete Readiness Now!! St. Louis’ Most Comprehensive Showing of * MENS & YOUNG MENS SUMMER. CLOTHES @ Thousands of cool, comfort-giving Suits—everything that is new and correct in fabrics, models, styling and color tones, wondrously displayed in a spacious special section on the second floor of the Dominant Store for men—Summer Suits that unquestionably are Saint Louis best values. « Extra Trousers May Be Had to Match Any Summer Suit Tropical Worsted Gabardine Glenkirk | ~ Cool Mohair Summer Suits Summer Suits ~ Summer Suits Summer Suits $95 0 to $35 | 3°. $4850 to 395 $16 is real Summer comfort very lght-weight ae Summer Suits! $ 14° Bleached and natural colored Lanem Suits in English models; knickers may be had to match these suits Others $16.50 to $22.50. New Flannel Summer Suits ‘25 Plain and pencil striped Suits of* blue or gray English flannels; silke trimmed, correctly styled and very} popular. second: Fieat” - St. Louis’ Best Values in All the Correct Types of —A]] With Wea therproot Finish @ If you seek the best of value-giving, approved styling and the broadest choice in “Straws” —come to this Dominant Store, where only the mest desirable kinds are offered, featuring the following: Imported Approved Straw Hats Straw Hats 4° g 3 Italian sennits with Handmade Hats and plain and_e fancy imported Swiss mod- brims; also models of els that are unusually fancy braids in nat- flexible; smart ural shade; a varied shapes, with plain selection. or fancy bands. Disney Straw Hats.....$5 and $6 Italian Leghorns.......$4 to $7.50 Italian Split Straws. ....$4 and $5. * Mallory Straw Hats.....$5 to $10 Correct Straw Hats........ $2.50 Panama Hats...........$5 to $10 Main Fleer . Smart Linen’ Fe, ee” tere * 4 & } ON WATE * Replies to Criticism ~ jtorial Columns OF ECONOMY § J Barge Line Executi * fydes _ Varioks and Points to Sav Freight. Rates. Post-Dispatch fi > 20-23..Wyat B + WASHINGTON,. May or. Q. Ashburn, chairman E ecutive of the Inlad@ ¥ s Corporation, the Governm cy for operating the barge r ‘the Mississippi and Warri 4 today defended his annaw rs against attacks made edit finanical and railroad ors These editorials declared — Inland Corporation had — profitable during the caler 1925, as claimed by Ashb F stated that if the boo _ methods of private orga é would have been reveaie - ‘The Wall Street Journ: tration of the*eorporation, | | if 4 per cent intérest on 1 Pin the overhead charges. ~ ‘deéticit of $535,000 would © . The Railway Age wai’ m ' tile. Under the heading, “1 » Concluded its editorial witn © lowing question: (ya Government corporatior » Ras to pay no taxes or int Bippreciation in order to n /a@ Statement of profits and ¢ |) This depretiation charge t Pe statement. analyzing the ann © port, AsAburn had said the tions $298,191 less than if t; fcome. Gross income was def tion.” Ashburn contended | was a gain of $498,091 in) _had been almost completely «oat. wie E fact that the annual report | a net joss of $34,519 for th the unprofitable months att of the year, The year: 19 i Surplus, . lie further defended his ‘ing the year. This, he point - Was a justifiable bookkeepin, of the operating deficit, whi 4 loomed so large in previous » Railway Age, Ashburn argu Che had “paid interest and t ©a hundred years, ®.when he ‘the value of the equipment mation of the corporation in 1924. EP had been employed, a hug » commentfng on Ashburn’s . m 736,863 invested had bean ' ~sulted. . cits of an Optimist,” this n _ . “Why should it be neces “Fits Investment to ignore Ea! es, pmonstration purposes?’ / te amounted to $332,711. ‘ration expend@ed in act ‘Income before’ charging de * come because the deficit o Ashburn today did not de » This loss, hé explained, was predicted, would show a sub: : nients regarding the net ga , and really represented a re In answer to the editoriai the Government and count was turned over to him at t) q Peacetime Valuations. — “At that time,” Ashburr ' plained, “we had on hand the “ment of the inland and coa S waterways service, which ha at war-time prices approxt 13,000,009. But the pea ‘alue of this equipment we ‘measurably lower than the —time cost. a ~ “Billions of dollars were on various kinds of equipm _the Government during th | Much of it was sed of ) vate concerns at one-half o >on a dollar, For our sPurposes, we were willir Our equipment at 10 F &mount, or 5 cents on™ | That would give the $s. _ Worth of eguipment @ ‘pea F Value of $650,000. 7° : “Between 1920 and 19: | Government appsopriated | eee for the Inland and Co e ra aterways Service. — s ~™ent had been bought at 3 time Prices. Thus, on Jt 1924, when the corporation 1 | thorized, the people of the had an interest of $3,000,000 - "ew corporation, bs | “We had an appraisal m pthia *quipment by a privat The appraiser set a value ‘$3,558.44 on the equipment erat time Co has ap petted $1,500,000 for our use eMides that we have outstand Mts besides equipment am« ~ More than $1,000,000." — a es _ What we have done,” h uded, “has been to take a i i A ae Me HM gae® HP

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oes aur . medium white or built and ind young ‘ond Fleer splayed - values. Linen - Suits .50 al colored Lanen n0dels; knickers atch these suits. 2.50. annel r Suits striped Suits of sh flannels; silk styled and very Second Floor 2s of ats ete tninehhneten ane tee niadteetindindiin diediinie ietaaen attain ee nd nee bs ay SESS Ae PRR « gulted. * The Railway Age was more hos- etile. Under the heading, “The D=#1i- . of an Optimist.” this magazine peoncluded its editorial wiin the Btowing question: -“Why should it be necessary *Government corporation which as io pay no taxes or interest cfr investinent to ignore accrued ePpreciation in order to make atement of profits and gains Y -onings that I we for compass continuously track of my distance beyond and then we around There pole. speak owing to the zine, He replied: IS DOt necessary, aviation “ae ern with mod- and navigation in- tO Stay at one spot for hours in onder to locate ; especially when’ Sun is shining and the weather conditions are favorable.’ . Commander Ryrd described his continuous line of observation. ‘and explained |} hew he used the sun compass in order to keep an accurate check on his position. cal Kept Track of Position. “T couldn't have hit the with an ordinary compass Pole alone ¢ been before I made this trip because ] the calendar year did not know the amount of varia- tion,” he continued. “and even ficult, but the variation from could get very close compass alone. I do know a T it by “We were very fortunate in hav-'" ing the sun al] the could way use and as this Is perfectly steady I ayways keep position. When had located the pole we flew a Little fiew a circle over the pole no open water at the with the ‘result that we he in Was “I felt,verv elated when assured My @¢ompass and other reck- as over the pole. I] to my companioén whom 1 could noise of the en- the pole.’ and wrote a note (Bennett) to not ‘we are at hands v saving shook ith me He smiied. whatsoever €¢x- ‘ ‘and peacetime | im- | Saluted in Honor of Peary. “IT then saluted. mm honor ryf rupt organization, worth not more than $3.000,000, and converted it into a going concern wh assets of more than $11.000 000. Besides this, we saved the shippers of the Middie West $1.35 a ton on every of goods we handled last This saving was more tha an $1 000. “Tt vear 590.. we do is true that not taxes and interest to the Govern- ment, but we have more than off- set this by the amount of money we have made and saved for the people of the country.” Ashburn declared that the cor- he poration is still taking over equip- ment useless to other branches of the Government and cortverting it into valuable property of the cor- poration. He pointed out that last vear he was able to take over $200,000 worth of equipment from the Shipping Board and convert it into an asset for his corporation ‘This property cost the Govern ment about $200,000, yet there was not.a single bid made for It We took it over—and we charged it on our books just as if had a—purchase of it. we he clared. Ashburn defended his annua! port. stating that there had been no attempt to conceal any figures “We have accounted dollar we have received expended and we are proua he declared. re- for every 50 MORO OUTLAWS KILLED IN FIGHTING CONSTABULARY Latter Have ‘Lost “Six Killed and 26 Wounded in Engagements in Philippines. | Be the Associated Press. MANILA, May pera province 28. —Advices from Say the con- For our beokkeeping ‘slabulary expeet to wipe out all purposes, we were willing to value remaining Moro outlaw forts in the ur equipment at tmount. or 5 cents on the dollar. ~ would give the $13,000,009 Worth of eguipment fale of $650,000. “Between 1920 and 1924, rnment appropriated $2,35 the .-| have 10 times this Tugaya region. possibly by tomor- row. More than 50 Mobro outlaws have been killed and many wound a peacetime (ed this wgek while others escaped mountains. Since the the constabulary killed and into the fighting started, lost six ~ the Inland and Coastwise | wounded. MSER, CARUANA AT CAPITAL . = Service. This -equip- | nt ‘haa been bought at peage- Prices, Thus. on June 30, set 824, when the corporation was au-, - rized, the people of the country. an interest of $3,000,000 tn the’ ¥ corporation, lf equipment by a private firm. "e@ appraiser set a value of ¥9.- 858.44 on the eguipment. Since’ g formal protest with the State De- | his father at time Congress has appropri- med - 31.500 000 fer our use. be- i that we have outstanding as- besides equipment > More than $1,000,900." - Proud of Showing. 3 What we have done.’ PAGE 26 — Prelate Ousted From Mexico Un- certain About Formal Protest. By the Associated Press. WASHINGTON, May 28.-—Arch- | bishop Caruana, apostalic delegate, “We had an appraisal made of | recently expelled from Mexico, ar- rived here last night. undecided whether he would immediately file partment _entrance amounting § as and he accused Mexican officials gp? | subter- | he con-'fuge. every manner of misrepresen- ed, “has been to take a bank- tation. having > He repeated his denial that his into Mexico was illegal, charged by that Government, “resorted to every | now In | the ' th® sun. exploring | portunity | ‘data and observations of the Polar | son —— pay de- | “It's Prince and Princess Joachim live: ~ 6 | J . ® Peary, the first discoverer of the pole. We flew around for several minutes and then started on our flight back and landed at King’s Bay. i “I had never doubted that Ad- miral Peary reached the pole and that I've been there I am more confirmed than ever in my opinion, as I] mthere were as he described them. The Commander, commenting on Weather conditions experienced the flight said tnat the from 1000 to 4000 feet extended for from 100 150 miles. “We could always see al! the circle within a radius of miles and we saw from the air- plane during our flight at least 100,000 square miles of Polar Sea. On a conservative estimate we cov- ered 10,000 square miles of the unexplored regions. We saw no life anywhere. The temperature at the Pole was just zero, bfft the average of the flight was from 6 to 7 degrees below zero.” Commander Byrd was vers anxious to give full credit to the arduous and unremitting work of his volunteer crew of army, navy and merchant marine officers and the men who worked until they dropped in for his Fokker ade light of h enterprise Tribute to Amundsen. He paid a tribute to Captain Amundsen, saying: “I think the Amundsen was the most wenderful flight im the history of the world and the most remarkabdée bit that ever has been done. An airship would provide more op- for acquiring TO over 60 take off He is own part to in flight regions fhan the necessarily swift flight airplane.” Commander Brrd reached Gran- send 18 days after he flew to the North Pole and back from King’s Bay. Spitzbergen. on Mav 92. and seven days after starting home on “hantier, the ship having left ig’s Bav on May ‘ommander Byrd and his crew stop in London a few days and — on water and shift Chant ier's coal before starting last lap of the return voy- New York. aN ene of an o4 Tn LN ® VANISHED ROYALTIES LIVING IN OBSCURITY Ex-Kais Br the Associated Press BERLIN, May 28.—Prince and Princess Joachim of Hohenzollern were having tea at one of the Em- bassies cOu- of Joachim is a second and of the who The Princess, conversation £11) the former Kaiser the same name as son committed suicide in the husband you think go now’? You know the children to bed.’ “O, yes, so you do,” he replied girl's night out.’ during a pause turned to “Don't and said: betler to her had I have we put *hHP walt small apartment with one s@vant. probably on an auail- lowan@ from the Kaiser, who car- ries 44 members of the -family on his payroll. The Crown Prince is not one of those receiving a doic from the head of the house. He has more private property than any other German, royalty except his father and Ruprecht ©f Bavaria. How Ex-Kaiser’s Sons Live. The four other sons of the for- mer Kaiser live comfortably on their allowances of 24,000 marks each from their father. “Each is understood to have some frag- ments of private income and they pav no house rent. Ejitel Fritz and his wife have the villa Ingenheim at Potsdam, which was built for the mgrganate wife of King Frederick William II of Prussia. Prince Adelbert bought.a house at Homburg and lives there. and Princess August William have the Liegnitz in Potsdam, for- the residence the morgan- wife of Frederick William ITT. Oscar, the fifth son Kaiser, was expelled from the family by his father under the requirements of the so-called house law of the Hohenzollerns for ‘having married beneath him. His wife daughter of Count von Bassew itz-lLevetzow, the Minister of Meckilenburg-Schwerin However, simplygi ei Villa merly atic Prince the of former Was a in 1920. Oscar and his live in Potsdam recently in a Berlin wife also worked until ‘bank. Royalty No Guarantee Of a Job. Prince to ob- because he' the young It is not easy for a tain employment, just a Prince. One ofl J ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH, FRIDAY EVENING, MAY 28, 1926. myself found conditions in | visibility | preparing the ground, the | nonstop | of | scientific | Prince | of. Prime | Oscar was reinstated by, He | TO SEARCH SITE OF ARMAGEDDON FOR SOURCE OF tela) n ee nee wiininainanlay Chicago VU. Oriental Loans| Will Send Expedition to Land of Hittites. By the Associated Press. CHICAGO, May 28+.—An expedi- tion of the University of Chicago ' Oriental Institute to the Hittite | country in sgarch of the first | 'traces of a religion of ethical con- | tent, is announced by Prof. James H. Breasted, Egyptologist. | “We feel confident of finding| there the evidence of man’s earliest \feelings, a new chapter unfolding | ithe principle of right and wrong and a religion which contained the commandments ‘Thou Shalt Not.’’ he said. The site of Armageddon ‘promises to disclose traces vilization back to prehistoric times! |—-to the very Stone Age itself, h®'! |added. of ci- ee eee CE RUSSELL LAYS EXCLUSION TO SPEECH American Socialist Thinks England Barred Him for Criticising Its Policy. i | j | { By the Associated Press LONDON, May 28.—-The Star to- day quotes an official of the En- glish Home Office as stating that Charles Edward Russell, the Amer- ican Socialist leader, was provision- allv refused permission to land at Plymouth at the request of the Irish Free State. The Free State's reasons were not divulged. | By the Asseciaiéa Press. PARIS, May 28.—Cha Ed- (ward Russell, American Socialist,‘ ‘said today he was inclined to at- tribute the refusal of the British ‘guthorities to allow him to I¢nd in Engiand to a speech he inaile on St. Patrick's day ‘incinnati. In his speech reviewed historical policy of England toward Ireland and the present British pol- icy toward the Latin countries. He termed Engiand’s general foreign policy a menace to the world’s peace because of its “‘imperalistic aims.’ The rles at ¢ he the was broadcast by) ,;radio, and Russell thinks it may ihave vexed British representatives ‘in the United States. “No reason Was biven authorities for their It placed me in an awkward pre- dicament, since mv-wife had left the boat at Queenstown, intending jto see a little of Ireland and join ime iin London later. JI have tele | sraphed | her to meet mein Paris Russe Called Ireland a Greater Nation aang Great Britain. ee the Arsociated CINC oi - “harles Edward Russell, in ad- | dress here on St. Patrick’s§ day, spoke austically of Enzlani, ’ “oe of Ireland and added that the day would come when Ireland would free of the ‘Shackles’ imposed Crreat Britain. : ‘The greatness of a nation decided bv its asid. \land is a greater nation than | Britajn, for greatness lies in and Ireland has the spirit which she has been carrying these many vears. Great Britain went into the World War with the Same motive that a gambler inig a game with marked = cards. All this pretense of an English speakng union, hands-across-the sea, sheer bunk Talk hands- across-the-sea—it is Ing lgss than the hands of Britain extending into the pockets of Uncle Sam, ‘RUMANIAN ELECTION RESULTS Party Headed by Premier Averescu Wins 281 of 368 Seats. the Associated Presa. BUCHAREST. Mav People’s party of Premier Genera! Averescu is assured 281 seats in the Chamber of Deputies as a re- sult of Wednesday's general elerc- tion. The Nationalist-Peasant bloe will have 74 seats and the Liberals. which is headed by former Premier :Bratiano, will have 18. As a result of the sweeping vic- | tory, the Averescu party now ex- | pects 10 get control of the Senate in today’s senatorial] election. * speech by decision. the ess. O:, Bay 28.- an herself bv 1s not pulk,’’- hs “Tris. Spirit with on > cr , OF Ss is abous Nn) oth " (sreat Br ~3.—-The of ooh - — a ee — Pee = - rand Dukes of the Baten applied*to a Karisruhe brought a from an ager. “J regret that I cannot erfrploy you,” said the manager in sub- stance. “‘We have 2000 men on the’) waiting list If we gave a job to Prince they would tear down the, factory.” Sigismund, one of Prince Nenrs Prussia’s sons, has been in five years raising cof- family magneto factory at for a _ position He letter of introduction intimate friend of the man- of Guatemala ' fee ‘Borah , ferred eBY a +80 beautiful,” ‘spaces. HOUSE CHEERS RUYAL GUESTS VISITING CAPITOL - a S oe | : Se . nate j oe r, 2 , ree er se ree Prince and Princess of Sweden by Senators and veememematen TO DINE TONIGHT { Special Honors Paid Crown AT WHITE HOUSE, | Gustavus Adolphus F inds Coolidge “Very Friendly”. —to Speak at Ericsson Statue Unveiling. Post-Daspatch Bureau, 20-23 Wyatt Building. WASHINGTON, May 28.—Crown Prince Gustavus Adolphus of Swe- den and his wife, the Louise, were cheered by men on their visit to today. Vice (Congress- President Dawes, of the Foreign Princess | the 4 NOPE An « ‘ Oe A Si RETR rey MRE dee RY any Jae cps <a ted Ait staple itis technic shaban wesketigaa ade tetntenetpipimte nan it rt i ent a dha Ve Smt * 7

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¢ ‘ A s na 5 ¢ Sy Ne a jh , ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH, FRIDAY EVENING, MAY 238, 1926. . HOW ABOUT JUDGE MIX? ae : y al ‘WOMAN f PI A string of led mules, carrying women and chil- eT Bom eM as feet Pea : Be e i] ov. | Ge , who is moving in the in- ; A SPs. 4° we Attorney-General Gentry, who 7 The | ek Sey des ¢ vestigation of the Rutherford case with commend-jdren. The dusty gates of a city in the desert. APA erp 3 & | , ™ able speed and energy, has taken two important greeting of the distinguished French General in com- te, Pie bal p .. ’ Be 2 defeat of | mand of the Moroccan Division to the stout, bearded, } “as ) ES ¥ ; PAGE 26 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH founded by JOSEPH PULITZER Dec. 12,1878. , Pudlished by the Pulitzer Publishing | Compeny, Twelfth Boulcturd and Ulive Sirect. ee ~ F THE POST-DISPATCH PLAT- FORM. I know that my retirement will make no difference in its cardinal principles, that it will always fight for progress and reform, never tol- erate injustice or corruption, always fight demagegucs of all parties, never belong to any party, always oppose privileged «lasscs and public Plunderers, never lack sympathy with the poor, always remain de- yoted to the public welfare, never be satisfied with merviy priuting news, always be drastically independent; \ THE CURTAIN FALLS IN MOROCCO. | : actions looking to the correction of the ! ; ‘justice when Rutherford was released on a $500 fine. | colored gentleman who led the caravan. Gentle | ; The Attorney-General, through Judge Mix, has set | asauratices of esteem which passed between victor ‘aside the judgment in the manslaughter case against and vanquished. This unheroic picture will not be ‘Rutherford, on the ground of fraud. The fraud, in|the last of Abd-el-Krim, the latest of that long and his opinion, consists in the misrepresentation of As- | lusty line that has sought to oppose the Crescent sistant Circuit Attorney Bowcock, when he told the | against the march of the Cross in Northern Africa. Judge that the prosecution was helpless because im- His fame is foreshortened to us /because his sur: | portant witnesses were missing and could not be ‘render has so lately taken place. But it is apparent | found, when, as a matter of fact, some~ef the im-| that in those qualities which moderns have come to | portant witnesses were in court, and others were | regard as the essence and symbols of civilization, he | found by the Post-Dispatch immediately after the js far ahead of Osman Digna or the “Mad Mullah.” | Court acted. All of these witnesses have testified | 1n statesmanship and military prowess no one among that their addresses could have been obtained, and the dark-skinned races. compares with him except ‘3 ~~ : international Altiance C tee at Paris Denie: Admission. ame ——— ed Press. By ee ay 25.—It is ” tatively 1earned that the foi of officers of the — Inter Woman Suffrage Alh mee, residents of the affiliate 4 yoted this morning ne ae the National Woman of America to membershi . that they were ready to testify. | | Mustapha Kemal. paliance. | cotsken: atau NR Gece coessivacy on If the action of the Attorney-General is sound wie He took the impoverished, scattered, quarreling | j Eee sa congress Monday, \ predatory poverty. law—and there seems to be good groand for that Op!D- | tribes of the Riff hills and welded them into a mili-_ E on the matter as the first JOSEPH PULITZER. jon—Rutherford will not escape with a $500 fine. | tary machine with which he whipped the Spanish | E of its session. The Lea April 10, 1907. | The other action is the indictment of Rutherford| 4. Then he made his great mistake. He gave | F Women Raperw a for carrving concealed weapons, which is a felony | pattie to France, lately victorious in the greatest | >» Alliance. | the Natiowal Woman's part | war in history, and with his hardy riflemen he held | & ground that the organizat loff French arms for nearly a year. Now he is down; | Be the League “are opposed e 2 mu -h i ie | Q a | GPs ; , 4 pe! et at Bey ot ee ieee s) a bm : ae Ps in yolicy and polit his followers have melted away; this phase of his; wae sani 8? 1 SO gia : ) Bee: _ other i LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE uncer State law, and therefore an extraditable| | offense. 3 The witnesses summoned before the grand jury In- The name and address of the — | must accompany cvery contribution, but! on request will not be published, Let-| dicate that the investigation covers all the, phases pen andied ee at Meg Ags is oe MN = . - 5 pee wattonal Whenua ters not exceeding 200 words will receive oP the scandalous mess, with particular reference to | ; ee: Free RAST RS, OH I Si % eared to be Oppesed tam reference = | Two years ago he wrote for a group of university | eg AS Re we ee MENS oe 3 ee 3 ‘decia P ” ® the arrangement to release Rutherford with a small | : 8 PS) Wits 3 Sgr ; ) | a S jation based on sex, Wh ‘fine, and @the efforts to influence the Circuit Attor- ney and Judges Frey and Mix. . HERE appeared in the Globe-Demo- | There is one; umpleasant and disturbing feature in | crat of Wednesday. May 6, an edl- the sit@ation. Judge Mix accepted the recommenda- torial entitled “A Year of Deadlock.” tion of the Circuit Attorney's office and helped to This editorial is so replete with misinfor- | oo out an agreement which he denounced as “rot- é, é ‘falsehood calculated to harni - i j De ae the future progress of our | tan. His excuse for doing this was that he wanted | paee that it should not go unchallenged, ‘to “get” Sidener and give him rope with which to | It is the candid opinion of the under-| hang himself. According to the statement of Verne | signed that this editorial was written by p © Lacy, an attorney for Rutherford, Judge Mix. Saeaeemer of the Cougty Hoard of Pres- ‘agreed with him before the case came up for trial, to, Oe tea states that the sum total of the accept the Circuit Attorney's recommendation. century ago fought to vindicate your national in- activity of the Freeholders after a year | Judge Mix’s position as the Judge in charge of the | dependence, we today are offering our lives and of work is nothing. This is true insofar ‘grand jury, issuing instruction& and advising it, is; fortunes on the altar of our national liberty. 7 rg X ; rake PS Ls SSE hy Den ee =e © cise them, equal political, gc ete in| ; , | ae | B HY ; pecans Mri,’ Pn tees 3 ‘iret i ee e ¢ ; : as the drafting of ee heen Es not becoming. He himself is mixed up in the agree: | At that time he was fighting only Spain, and such Re Bard ah at ee Pais ire Ba eats a tre eh | 4 Jae civil and industrial rights,” the way of an annexation prope “he beh =o... | concerned. But much valuable ieee | ment to let Rutherford off with a fine, through con-| sentiments have always found a ready welcome in| Geel Con tee Bes) aa se i Miss Belle pepe so — tion has been gathered, and al! of such! ferences with Rutherford’s attorneys, and is con-| France, the immemorial cradle d¢ human liberties, | ij the pga pepsi information tends tg show much more | fessedly prejudiced against Sidener. |with whose people the Riff war never has been | rs Sed Pata : gr alg league is affiliate conclusively — ey beeen | Judge Mix should step aside and let another Judge, | popular. r | Fe ess ye PU Saat Sage TNE ey TER a OF es ee, Pthe alliance, whose ‘cone aged seastbic sad of merger is that who Is unprejudiced and wholly tree from aay con: | Abd-el-Krim’s future will be one of dignified ex-. ee >, Sat FES go eat aad | 3 & } se ale ange bieail mg outlined in the plan of the St. Louis | nection with the case, handle the investigation. If/jjo 4 valorous captive in the hands of a generous E hla gts Pretec: ee as a ae oe i | the grand ary'e eager is to cover all phases of the | victor. No French Government could afford to offer ‘. try. | sabake couiedaic nde ak te’ whet the ad- | case, Judge Mix’s conduct should be investigated. him anything less. There is about him the glamor | Gillen, ssnse = = party al vocates of annexation said at the time of | ; of a leader, now fallen, who fought long and well: letgue,” said cog! ap the drafting of the amendment authoriz-| The Swedish Crown Prince, a careful perusal of his | for the liberties of his people. That his people never | é Senge gpm The ‘pi ing the appointment of the Board of | first interview discloses, was not quoted as using | had known much of liberty, and that fighting has a? ; : ? en: we can never Sev annex- even once that great Swedish verb, “ban.” | students in Buenos Aires an exposition of the cause *TLeaguce of Women Voter he upheld. This paragraph was in the letter: , special protection for wome dustry. | | Argument Presented by O Societics. ‘anvright. 1976. by the Press an OP ublishine fos. «New York \ and Post Dispatch.) PARIS, May 28.—-Befe committee which heard thé can Woman's party's apy for affiliation, Miss Doria >. vice president of that part plained that its aims ¥ © “hasten the day when me > women throughout the 1 * shall enjoy if they choose | Lesson of the Frecholders’ Failure. the Editor of the Post-Dispatch. | ; : ~ ete The heroic people of Morocco are fighting for the same ideals that Miranda, Moreno, Bolivar and San Martin vindicated. I have always loved and admired those heroes of your nation, and only yesterday our hearts were thrilled by the glorious’ and heroic deeds’ of Maceo and Marti. We possess racial, cultural and religious qualities that forbid our tolerating dependence on any European Power. In the same way that you a ’ a a on ; . ea Sen. Ree ¢ atl eo Se. j Eee Sere rt Fant ee a - em #: irks. Pin, as °. S ¢ ate ~ aie” toe ty +, 4 . g , wat, | SLES Mt ean Me dS We oS Pye pan et Soe Ot , _ x3 if _ & 8. e > a a gh: ot am wiley’: ree Ree ec @ >- _——_ . ws a * +a", f 1 se : been their heritage since. the days of the Prophet, 5 nett ie itd Bis Fa: ht Oe - ye eyear in hearings on bills bef will not affect his position. | a. ne yy: . Re f 4. : ; ear > x » : , : '. FF a f ‘ ~ ‘ ; s - " . : : + ‘ws ct . nine . * 4 a ee origa te ae ane ae roo ts her Rati ee igd eibaiog O eS eh * gldien +national Congress and State ol ¥ = 9 Lan ‘a ¥, “, diye a ig é rt . PA . ie we , o . ‘ - ‘ . . . rn ¢ , 4 : i } 44, Sen, Ord ‘% : ya Xs fe latures. Different as are t tion taken by the two organ! “ Pye mS , > “4 f '.has been demonstrated yea i) : n ve fy ation by the Fresholder route;"’.certainly | SESE , ry: not, so long as the appointment of the) or County Freeholders is completely domi- | MR. POMERENE OF OHIO. | A sympathetic world will wish him well. His fame. rated,by Fred Essen, as the entire com- munity knows it was in the qase of the Pressure at Washington and at home, it is under-' is mighty in the tents of Shem. but his contribution une es ie oe on definite legislative pre board just about to adjourn. We have Stood, hes finally persuaded former Senator Pom- to the cause of liberty is that he has added his | aetcmtt ~ : - ~ tg SOTA S93 4 Pog : ‘ differ¢nces of methods are fouhd out “How not to get annexation,” | erene of Ohio to contest the senatorship with Frank | own to the list of names of sturdy men who fought | ae Ore serious, because- they» _ the possibijity of profitable ence and discussion. “The alliance is not a bo ». representatives of differing sof view who meet to deve ANOTHER BATH TUB SCANDAL. p;fonimon - political theory. | | tee on nsdings a ee ‘on the Constitution, a forceful debater and a man ‘The Globe-Democrat cditorial then | With the courage of his convictions, regardless of proceeds to tell the reason of the failure, political @onsequences. Notwithstanding Ohio is the home of the Antisaloon League, Mr. Pomerene as a Senator voted against the eighteenth amendment and ‘for liberty and lost. | ~@¢e¢ —— ‘eS -- ¢¢o-—--—- --~-~— MR. RUSSELL 1S BARRED. Charles Edward Russell, distinguished American | Socialist, has been refused permission to land on the ishores of England. - When he attempted to debark | ;at Plymouth,from the President Roosevelt he was ‘stopped by the immigration authorities. We ard | Written for the Post-Dispatch UST A MINUTE Seccan aeoetee Copyright, 1926. fore, radical division in the | ~ tion from one country is unt "The League of Women Vo! "yohe of 22 national societi P=Women which combined tin + Women’s joint congressional Cris column is designed to. 1 without bias the latest commem leading publicists, newspapers | nd cals on the questions of the dame THE OLD-TIME BARTENDER. How dear to our hearts is the old-time bar- tender The price of fame in New York is pretty high, wouldn't you say? If you don't go to the parties you miss the prominent preo- and a worse misstatement I have never read in the press of St. Louis. When the Globe refers to the county, ft might be : ate : , j Vv of s aining Preside i , , : % hia sala nti ae ‘ : : P mittee. The 22 organization well to consider who is, or who are the | “ rl wa — £ President Wilson's veto of the accustomed to thinking of England as the least When fond recollection presents him to sn ee pinch a ~~ Pe ae oa is iene aie “ bs etude all semneameieeaa ° it . Tri . at | of : : : , ; view! Us you ng. somebody gives a ar - * Bas Sil [+ @ 2 ey county. The writer contends tha pay oistead ac squeamish of nations, and as being quite indifferent A, 5 4 : “women in the United States county is the people of the county, «nd/ Mr. Willis is a professional dry, one of the Anti- He does not, we're sure, lack a valiant de- ing bout at which a chorus girl is to swim | Prom the National Spectator. | the wish of the county is the wish of a to the political ideas of those who geek admission. It fender in the punch, peril -of are interested in Federal h : , : and you go upon ie ‘see 2 - 'saloon League va lists. } s his s de | . ; EUROPEAN writer of note w ‘s party majority of “those people. The Globe- | wyatt > SPA eos, os Semetioaiogg _ nin /has housed French pretenders, communists, royal ex- | Wherever men gather the whole country being returned to Dayton. Some of the i ‘thee Decree Neen mena Dleve Democrat considers the political machine | ' distinction—that and a loud-speaker voice. He | j;,. and political refugees of aj] kinds without sac- through. insidious reporters from the tabs, which > ee ee ee ae the 2° are actively. opposin of St. Louis County and the shoutings of | was also one of the authors of the notorious resolu- | 3 | What a listener he was, and how patiently live upon light filler of tis sort, horn into | Cam, INasses from those in Europe | | sea a few lawyers who hold lucrative jobs, which will be abolished by a merger as the county. The sentiment in St. Louis County is overwhelmingly for annexation; even the County Freeholders admit this, by their unwillingness to allow. the people to vote yes or no on the quesfion. In one breath one of them, Lashly, publicly stated the city scheme was the worst possible scheme, and would be beaten 19 to 1. but when a spectator shouted “Why not let ug vote on it and settle the question,” he was mum, unable to answer. The board failed to draft any proposal, because the entire Freeholder. scheme from even long before the conception of the Anti-annexation Metropolitan Con:- mittee, was conceived with the avowed purpose of preventing the question going to a vote by the initiative about years ago. The very forces from the county, which opposed enabling acts de- signed toefacilitate a merger, in the Leg- islature of 1917 or thereabouts, have been active ever since that time. The monumental fallacy of the recent. editorial policy of the Globe is that it forever harps upon the fact that if the city wants annexation it should bow to the County Freeholders. the wish of a few governing and overrida- ing the wishes of the many?. Every citv in the county can annex territory without the consent of the territory annexed. The | Globe in effect would deny to St. Louis what is the right of every one-horse vil- lage. To say the city can go back in the county and then expand, is bosh. We would have to hold 25 elections, would be blocked at every incorporated town. I: might lead to the hodge podge of bor- Ough government. Rather than such a mess, let St. Louis remain where she fs, or what is more likely lose her rank among America’s great cities. JOSEPH FORSHAW. no ete ener Future Presidential Candidates. To the Editor of the Post-Dispatch. NOTICE, with interest in the press a statement from Dr. Arthur J. Barton of Kansas City, to the effect, if the Dem- ocrats should nominate a wét candidate for the presidency in 1928, against a dary Republican, he would vote the Repub- lican ticket although he had been a Dem- ocrat all of his life, Of course that is the doctor's privilege, but when read- ing the statement [ wondered in my mind if he, being a prominent Baptist, thought he represented all of the Bap- tists in the’ South and all of the Demo- crats_in the statement he made. I am also wondering how the Doctor would feel about it if the Democrats should, : _Sional battered nose how many thousands of hearts nominate Alonzo F. Workman, who has been « Baptist preacher for 25 years and represents every tenet of American estion of wet and A. H. FOOTE, two | Who ever heard of | | ibe compensated for his blemished beak. | ‘nose thrust itself admonishingly out from the bleach- | is a ne plus ultra, an ultima thule and a consumma- | tion that condemned and whitewashed Newberry fh one breath. President Coolidge paid signal tribute to Mr. Pom- erene’s personal character and professional ability when he named the Ohioan one of the Government’s special prosecutors in the oil lease cases. It was ; imperative at that critical time that the appointees ‘should confmand public confidence. That condition was met. | So far as capacity to represent Ohio in the Senate _is concerned there is no comparison between Mr. _Pomerene and Mr. Willis. Were the campaign de- cided on the merit of the contestants Mr. Pomerene | would be elected decisively. He may win, anyhow. If he does he will, in the epinion of Washington, at once become a presidential possibility. 2 o— It begins to look as if Circuit Attorney Sidener spoke impulsively when he declared “the Ruther. ford case is a closed incident.” a ee ee woe ne . hnineee: s. WHAT OF BASEBALL’S BROKEN HEARTS? A nose smashed in seven places may not be a thing of beauty, but it might well be an honorable scar—a scar worn with pride through the striving vears and the theme of many a thrilling narrk&tive-to the grand- children in the gentle, gracious twilight. Our fellow townsman, Mr. Irwin Hayes, perceived | |in his affliction no such guerdon.. A seven-times shattered nose was pain and anguish to him. He had been maimed by a ball catapulted into the bleach- ers by Mr. Jim Bottomley—a mighty drive technically described as a home run, and an achievement lauded and laureled in all the land. Mr. Hayes felt he should The jury, similarly minded, awarded him a judgment for $3500. What will be the effect @f£ this verdict on our na- tional game? How will Jim Bottomley feel when rificing its dignity by noticing their presence. Perhaps it has taken its cue from the United States, which takes pains to examine the ideas and morals of those who wish to come here. We refused to per- mit the communist member of Parliament, Saklat- | vala, to attend the Inter-Parliamentary Union's session | in Washington for fear he might contaminate our | citizens. We detained the Countess Cathcart at Ellis | tsland because of her morafs, but released her just in time to see Joyce Hawley climb into Ear! Carroll's famous bathtub. , So far as Charles Edward Russell is concerned, it is most surprising that he sholild be selected by the British as an undesirable. Even in this country, which is very severe about men who express uncon- ventional ideas,.Mr. Russell is tolerated. His name is in Who’s Who, his writings are not barred by the censor, and in 1918 he was actually ‘selected as a commissioner to Great Britain for the U. S. Commit- tee on Public Information. The life of the international traveler is becoming complicated. i OHH — * One of the troubles with the Browns is that they do not “create enough home-rtin situations.” ee ee = so o—_--_-—__ _—-_-—_- / Senator Caraway of Arkansas says the world is not going back to the days when guards had to be kept on trains to keep the drunks from falling off. Those were the good old days when Pithecanthropus was the Earl Carroll of Java's rialto. a ch a> a That wine in the bath tub, or ginger ale, or what- ever it was—was it good to the last drop? ee ‘“‘THE SHIP OF THE DESERT’’ (From the Brooklyn Eagle.) next confronted by a situation where a home run) tion devoutly to be wished? Will a nude and awful ers, bearing the sign, “No Trespassing Here Under | Penalty of $3500"? Will not Bottomley'’s determina- tion wilt, his morale ooze, his esprit curdle, his bat | droop impotently from nerveless hands? In a word. has not this verdict issued a permanent injunction | against that delirium of the diamond, to wit, the home run? And what of the multitudes that go to the bal! games hoping to witness that bravura of the bat. the home run? Oh, the scars carried away from the ball parks are not all visible. As against the occa- are diurnally broken because the batsman did not | make @ home run! What does the Lady Justitia tn. | tend to do for that disconsolate procession that melts into the melancholy gloaming when “cutfew rings the knell of parting days"? ? * o ‘ heard he The least man's idea or tale to the end, However half-baked, sentimenta! wordy— The old-time bartender we once had for friend. or Chorus. The old-time bartender, tender, Whom no ertreme view or dull tale could offend. - The most sympathetic and best of his gen der— : The old-time bartender we once had for friend. the patient bar- They é6aid prohibition wobld make the world bétter, And possibly somewhere this may be the case; .’ not every man counts himself as its -debtor ‘ For such a hard-hearted, indifferent place. There is no one now. in .whose eyes ever glistenes * 7 ‘Excavators in the north end of town have found the bones of a human being. Proba- bly someone waiting for a Vandeventer car. the party and tell all about it,in the paper. Then you are a They ask you if you saw anything improper at the party. You say you did not. They ask if you drank anything. ©nly soda water, you say. You feel that you are paying a pretty high price for fame, and avervbody else -knows you are. George Ade decided that it was too much to pay and went back to Indiana. He is a farmer, and all he writes dairy payroll checks. If he whats xo down to the old swimming hole and dive with the boys, he can do so. He likes that better than standing around heavily while some ‘poor.blubbering naked girl out of one of the folly choruses paddles around in a fub of wine wishing were back in Kalamazoo and had quit the Y. W. oe &. They must be pressed for something te amuse the jaded. lt always happens. The Romans got so jaded that some of thé men went into the arena and fought the gladiators while the girls Rac Sn the sidelines and besought Harry to kill him or Herman to brace up. What a pleasing contrast to all that is Thoreau at Walden Pond, and‘ how much better off most of us are whel@ we are! We have the funda- mentalist’ to fight, and the lunch hour ig the BabPitts’ own; but we don’t have to squirm around in the wifness chair and try to Ret out Of what the necessities of fame in New York inevitably got us into. We'll Stay put. witness, is the 1o she never + * = Bellbovs are coming back, ahd we are ie of it. The idea that they can he cuff d about and in extreme instances shot at Is in our opinion dangerous. Everybody knows that a erent nany men are re- Strained from killing caddies outright by nothing more than the indisposition to re. gard ordinary irritation as s0n for committing murder. many irritations. The bellboy is likely the keystone in this arch. If people can get away with killing him becapse he doesn’t move fast enough, or is merely dumb about something, it is only a question of time until there will not he a caddie left ar boys in most provocative occupations will be running for their lives. It is too dan- gerous a precedent, and society cannot af ford it. We need boys, and we will take them. as is. | a sufficient rea- There are too . > * The Northern Baptist Convention Washington has almost split up in an tempt to define a Baptist. A Baptist is an amphtbian. Isn't that perfectly satisfactory to both sides? ? at at- Horse racing will be resumed tomorrow at Fairmount; with the bulk of the at- tendance from Missouri, where we don’t have horse racing. . + s Sir: A grocer’s sign, De Soto avenue: : , Fresh Country Eges ; : 32c per doz 2 for 65c : @#ee5425+efete ww © 2 8 8 2s C8 © oe Oo a 6 we te ew eS **ee e 6 9 4% 22. @' 4.2 ¢ &6 &-4a 8 6 **e* er rv *+ ete @ @ @ & @ ‘they are largely without what he @ ' illusion of the social revolution, § | some deliverer or through some sud@t |olutionary process. American work isee a more practical way out, with 'ping up the entire industrial syst |abolishing capital 1 ;* * -* \ We owe our more hopefuls ‘to those of our industrial leaders ¥ |} not reactionaries; who have met the ition and-are mastering it. Py | , the mechanical ditch diggers, the bigg | which can do the work of 400 nen : |improved new smelter anables 100.9 : the work of 500. We hear of D a | do miners in one state turning from coal eaece they were not needed to other pations where they were needed, und : down the list. Higher wages no lon 4 ‘ higher cost of living, but more prog oe more shared per capita. Instead of. and private ow 4 _fo-called equal rights amen “to the Federal Constitution.” “ESTATE OF EMMA R. ADA APPRAISED AT $26: ee ee of Property Left in Tri Three Sisters end Het . Niece. ‘Mrs. Emma R. Adams, wh Feb 4, left an estate val Bulk The 1 > $295,592.31. an inventory fi Who will dig our ditches?” is an ¥ 4 Prohat Court yesterday | She made/sparcific bequests te $25,900 to various beneficiart left the residue of her prépe _ trust of the St. Loui#@ Union Co. for the benefit of her thr iters—Mary RR. Semple, Jean “Bryson and Marie R. Moore— “niece, Katherine Semple Por > Mrs. Adams was the wid ’Federal Judge Elmer B. Ada nating “hire and fire’ and runni 'St. Louis. In ‘recent year Island whenever business starts:a "Made her home at Woodstoc! have the wiping out of seasonal @ ' Would Merge Presbyterian Si |ment and the transfer of idle Tim By the Associated Preeea. steady and productive jobs. Thisd * SHARON, Pa. May 28. only benefited the worker himself, # General Assembly of the L changed him from a dead weight# Presbyterian Church, im - m community into a good customer, Phere. was asked by the A ting of labor waste has proved. a vem economic gain, not an economies Id 5. ordinary American believes in an. ! system that embodies the felr am service between its members one ample production shall be the be ul war reward; in which men wilh week © * with their fellows, and nogag@vet SaPmies believes in an industrial @7aeem™ 3 men shall seck and attaig pros : depending on what they add | ) é mon store, not on the loss OF & of others. P MRS. CONGRESSMAN From the New York World, = | RS. FLORENCE KAHN of Calm chose an excellent subject a \first speech as a Representafive, aaa /Manded the reapportionment of €@ ; ; : . hh a a as indicated in the Constitution, S8g@ x /if it was fair that ther Detrolt and. 2 'geles districts, with practically 1,0 y ands Wabitanta,each. should have but we resentative. She denounced the, Dims cabal which, by denying reapporeigs would make the next presidential @ ‘ turn upon the vote of electors cn ‘an 18-year-old enumeration of Oe Mrs. Kahn espouses a good Causes | . oa Ng a ety EMERSON'S PHILOSOE aE From the Ohio State Journal aw ALPH WALDO EMERSON could always tell by the 10@ man's’ eyes when he was spes in truth in the spirit of truth, or : and we'll bet a competent used. car, man, not to mention a good Floris would have had. a pretty ‘closing a deal with Ralph Waldo. a rs = 7 Purged consolidation of the = Steamship Movement » York. “{N. ¥.) Presbytery to require ‘all teachers in colleges and ° Pharies supported by the ci “annually sign a Mtatement tord with the beliefs of the I resbyterian Churéh and pr hot to teach anything co! “thereto.” The request was re to committee. The Rev. Dr, ‘Wishart of Pittsburg, "Pad 'ing moderator,*in a f | eS burg Seminary and | Seminary at Bt. Louis “ad economy. el Press. Arrived. | May 25, Emp BBY the Axsociated Tokohoma, : Australia, from Vancouver. Hamburg, May 27, Re New York. hae |. Buenos Aires, May ‘27, w “ World, New York 2 May 27, Dra for New York. Bx Sout hampton and Che May George Washingtol , Gothenburg 4 4 holm. - mi, | May 35, Pr » Grant. Seattle, | [.,*°* York, May 27, Pr Battrtson, Manila via San Peo. ee anghal, Mey 2%. Pr Wilson, San Franciaco, Hamburg, May 26, Weeat New York. _ New York, May 27, Stuttg 2 , men; La Bourdonnais, aux, . ; ” * ae of Bees “at fe "ae ‘anit aig

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er iS: WOMAN'S PARTY | > {OSES FST PONT jy: —— ~ national Altiance Commit- - qee at Paris Denies It Admission. Se Ageociate’ i’ress, os. PARIS. May the International] pats ers of Hod idents of Ale affiliated socie- a) tes. vote mit the Nations ef America to Se full session Alliance, | tn in congress Monday, will the matter as the first business | L of. its geasion. The League of, | Women . Voters. a member of the E Alliance, objects Pathe: Natiowal Womans party on the >. wong that the organization and £ League “are opposed to each eae in policy and political ace | The National Woman's party was eelared 10 be opposed to any legis- | Pigtion based on sex, While the Ptearue of Women favors gpecia! protection for women in in- te Voters | Argument Presented by Opposing | Societics. ni. 1976. by the Press and Pulitzer owns Worl] Euphehing Cos. iNew York and Post Dispatch.) ’ PARIS, Ma 2k .—- Before a an Woman's party's application “ue fer affiliation, Miss Doris Stevens, meesice president of that party, ex- » plained that its were to P*hasten the day men and Pwomen throughout the universe ghall enjoy if they choose to exer- vise them. equa! political, social, evil and industria! rights.’ 3 Miss Belle Sherwin. president of | the League of Women Voters, op- ;} P posed admitting the h ty. The league is the alliance, whose provides that no group shall be ad- Pmitted ever the objection of an af- Lg filiated body from the same coun- + Ge try. 7 , “The womans party and ae me eeue. said Miss Slierwin, are © opposed 16 each other in policy and eeetical action. The as been demonstrated year rin hearings on bills bef AiInS when ffillated with B latures. Different as > Mion taken by the two organizations “on definite legislative proposals. E@ifferences of methods are even _ more serious, because Ethe possibijity of profitable confer- ; a ence and discussion. 7. “The alliance is not a body of sepresentatives of differing eof view who meet to develo mmon political theory. x con- enes every three years to recom- end legislative action There- P. radical division -in the delega- tior from ik untenable. rane League of Women Voters is | OPIN ION s designed to reprod ce latest comment newspapers and period i Pome + ons of the day. pWomen's joint congressional com- . - Weemittee. The 22 organizations in- tOR PROBLEM. Miude all representative societies of , ~~ Omer 1? States 1 Spectator. one country which combined in the the United who Federal leg the womans maare interested in jon and mever heen admitted. oe °° ar opposing the pRo-called equal rights amendment Fto the Federal ‘‘onstit ution.’ TESTATE OF EMMA R. ADAMS | APPRAISED AT $259, 952 . of Property Left in Trust for. , Three Sisters end Her 4 Niece. f ;* Mrs Emma R. Adams. ih 4. left an estate $295,592.31. an inventory filed in Probate shows. ‘Bhe made Yriter of note has receng party distinguishes the Ameti Eleven of Europe is tha rithout what he calls the rclal revolution, through through soine sudden ia American workers cal® cal way out, without ripe re industrial system om and private owners hopeful ou leaders who @f met the sitt® tering it. The questi ditches?” is answered a ch diggers, the hiseesh those in actively our more idustrial who have who died Court vesterday sparcific : work of 400 men. PSSA. HON to various beneficiaries and Pifer anables 100 men's a ft the residue of her property in| 00. We hear of 40,00RMMrust of the St. Loui@ Union Trust turning from coal mig eo. for the benefit of her three sis- | ot needed to other OcOM¢MiMers— Mary ti. Semple. Jeannie R. were needed, and so Bryson and Marie R. Moore—and a | er wages no longer M@RR@inre, Katherine Semple Pomeroy. | the B. Adams of ’ Mrs. Adams Federal Judge Elmer yr, but more produced WAS apita. Instead of alté re’ and running to Elli Louis. In‘recent years she | business starts up, , nde her home at Woodstock, Vt. ut of seasonal emPlOYS@iarouig Merge Presbyterian Schools nsfer of idle handsS PRR. ine Aasociaied Press. live jobs. This haS MORBR ciARON, Pa. May 28.—The worker himself, but hf Beneral Assembly of the United Church, in geSSinon the a dead weight on UWRREED...nyterian ood customer. The CURMRR... was asked by Albany has proved a very &Te® mm ¥.) Presbytery to require that an economic loss. TRMMQn teachers in colleges and semi. believes in an indust® Maries supported by the church es the fair exchange, i Monnually sign a Statement of ac- members——one in whic lord with the beliefs of the United all be the bas is of ample) esbvterian “hur¢h and promise wiil seck to T!SQR tg) 6teach anything contrary ever them. Hie Mhereto.” The request was referred dpa oe Mw committee. The Rev. Dr. oe & d attain = FP ishart of Pittsburg, “Pa@ retir- they add to the ment Mitte moderator.*in a formal report the loss or abasemen Mirged consolidation of the Pitts- Meburg Seminary and the Xenia cciecinicettlioniilisiaieatai -_ = ane st th’e plea SSMAN KAHN. | « World, errata aaa Ee KAHW of Californl — Steamship Movements. subject for ne my the Associate aaeeuadl: Fhe dt May 25, Empress of Congr Vancouver. She askeg, nen and not iustrial ejlleut epresentafive. rtionment of — TYokohoma, PAustralia, from ; _Hambure, May 727, ew Tork. Buenos Aires. Peoria, New York, Satied. Gothenburg May 27, Rellante, onstitution. im Detroit and Loe Af viene ons 1,009,000 i 4 aid have but ae Rem; iounced A Sor al nying a. wee Pe Sim. for New York. xt presidential e' Southampton, and of electors chosen vPOR pMay °7 i ft, G > guests at | arragut House. ; rent, ' ‘ oe om Lr Jae ' ¢ CAKE sn : eo R. Meisce MAURAN. of 46 Van- || ] BETROTAED where they || ‘ open their summer home for| will re-'! ang! calendar is'|- lat a with their | > 'will be schoo} | hie laughter iis aqaugnier, | Thornton ' . ™ . owen epi ig PLAY ~ EVENING, "HENRY AMES’ SISTER Ames Transferred: by Son’s Death. ' ' 1000, established in will go to his sister, MeCloud Pearce _ italist, i Sallie lonly son, Henry Ames, 22 years old, ‘in Baltimore W ed neshay, | The elder Ames left an estate es- ‘timated in 1916 at $531,090. . His | will provided for its division two parts, one part for his widow, Mrs. Jennie Marmaduke Ames, th ‘other for a trust fund for his son. The will provided thg in the “event sue, the principal of the trust fund —Phote by Murillo. MISS MARIAN OGLE. HE engagement of Miss Og'le, | T aauzntes of Mr. and Mrs. Rus-; sell H. Ogle, of 7059 Washing- ton boulevard. and (;ereke, son of Mr. ward G. avenue, andeMrs. Ed- for her daughter. Weakley of 5608 Pershing avenue, Will sai] ‘ in June for England to: be gone four months. Miss Meta Vivian Small ter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry rs Small of 6044 Pershing avenue, nostess to a luncheon bridge tomorrow at Hote! Chase. Mrs. Louis G. Kurtzehborn 6118 Raymond avenue has East for the graduation of ughter. Miss Jane Thernton J@nes, from an Eastern finishing They -will visit in Atla@tic City and New York before return- ing home. Mr. Miss Jaclyn have gone to Boonville. Mo., graduation of Henry Jones from Kemper Mil- adeiny. Mr. llitary training camp in Grether T otek ~ Js O01E€8, for the R, t. GREER, 92, A FOUNDER | OF MERSHANTS' EXCHANGE, DIES Had Made Home of Recent Years | With Son in Seattle: Burial to Re Made Here. Robert «. lone of the { Louis Merchants’ Exchange. died vester- day at Seattle, Wash... at the hom: of his son. I2oh . He had resided r several vears. Mr. Greer lle, Ill., and eame to St. Louis in | 1857 At various periods he ipresident if the Greer, 92 years old Ounders of the St. was horn at Griggs- Was Greer Grain and promi- merchant, Greer Realty 1R45 he Josephine survives, Commission inence as a jand of the jand Investment Co. In i\Was married to Miss Papin of St. Louis. They celebrated their | ding gk anniversary The funeral will take place here. ibhut the time has not heen set Burial will be in the Papin farmilyv (lot in Calvary Cemetery, the fourth | lot nurchased there Yesterday Mr. Greer’s sister-in-law. Mrs. Pierre Millicourt Fapin, who died in 8&t. Joseph, Mo., Monday, was buried in ithe lot here. Mr. Greer was an uncle of J. Vion Papin of 5237 Wa ferman avenue, | Papin of 4925 Pershing Robert ¢. VA hn re| VALUES MOST EXTRAORDINARY SALE of NEW FROCKS! Special Purchases Bring a Wonderful Offering of Summer Modes—on Sale Saturday — A Low Price for ‘| SATURDAY | Weil’s but Find Each Dress of Typical Weil Quality This event has been prepared to come just at a time when you will need 2 or 3 new Dresses. It offers NEW models in all high shades and white. All sizes. Make It a Point to Shop in the Morning for These 16 You'll HENRY A a 4 GETHER WITH A ONE-DAY “MONTH-END” SALE! Here one will find Beverly Chiffon Hosiery becoming to every costume for Summer, not alone for Decoration Day. Need we speak of their qual- ity which is doubly apparent under the severe test of Sum- mer service? - FOR YOUR DECORATION DAY NEEDS BE SMARTLY ATTIRED IN Beverly Chiffon Hose Id Silk From Top to Toe 3 Pairs, $5.50 Plenty of White as Well as Silver Atmosphere Blush Champagne Bourbon Nude Almond Pearl Piping Peach Rose Beige Etc., Ete. “MONTH-END SALE” JEWELRY $1.00 Values up to $¢ One lot of Chokers, Bracelets, Brooches, Necklaces, Compacts, Earrings, Ete: On sale at EXTREME Savings; Saturday ONLY ae iesessss~ e4t#@ee o CP bed ad = * ore . aye apenas Hae ah eornerme 2 . one REEL EP LS A A AC PEG GCE gp OR IIS Mae phe. It SAAD NGL IEP HR EL. oak 9 ts ene + —~- agen " ane oe m iA “a . emo vata ro 4 ~ as ted aha abner nates yrday . « ES ; . . p ome . 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ad PAGE 28... %. | EMPIRE ATTRACTIONS “Ee A N Ss” 4 torte eS ee es MP eal et eh Yom ngewe tee Saeed Sees 10-Inech* Macillator IE We earry a complete line of Bmereen and Robbine & Meyer euality Fans. GREAT FIXTURE VALUES Lhit- eae 7 Firtere Fixtures al a very lows | nee | cee Enamel ) sg, heats in wrought Finish. e I iron. Visit All solid our show a. General Moody Each Agree | to Resign if Other Wins. - |Special to the Post-Dispatch. | AUSTIN, Tex.—Zest the challenge of Attorney-General if he that primary. Within a few hours Moody an- that he accepted terms. He said that if the peop!te of Texas did not overwheimingly tn nounced repudiate “Ferguson'sm” first primary, July 24, he constituency as all >) s he ALY “ j qs +/ . ] o.. " J No. K-5 | b-Light Diam. 17 In. | 75 | Length 40 in. id Bridge Lamp, Complete guaranteed” clement, Round Frosted \ ; t} H 3-Inch * Diameter “4 110 Volt 4 40 Watt | Each, C i " : . | Th mps are high- 4§ Ca, > ' grade; of well-known ~ _ EMPIRE ELEC. CO. 821 N. Sixth St. i. bad almost given ‘} with him, who also is campaign for Govern): Davidson, vigorous thie agreement, are mak'nzg a gum- ble out of the high office to which .ithev aspire. Should Mrs... Ferguson °5.000 votes in the firet and thus bring about the resigna- tion of Moody, she would have the appointment of his»successor as At- torney-Genera!. Italso is apparent that the combined votes for Mooty and Davidson in the first primary might far exceed the total votes t+ ceived by Gov. Ferguson, but ‘hat probably win by a large majority. ee et ae PET DOG GUIDES LOST BOY SAFELY BACK TO HIS HOME Bobby Staats of Omaha, ‘Neb., Couldn't Find His Way, but No one noticed his depafture ex- cept Wildie, a German police dog. and Wildie along. When darkness came, Mr. and Mrs. went ‘|Charles Staats, Bobby's parents, became frantic at their boy’s fail-. Neighbgrs joined the search for the boy. When they up hope, Mrs. Staats heard a familiar bark on the front porch and rushed to the door to find Bobby and Wildie. ure to return. where I was,’ said Bobby, “but I just followed Wildie* and ‘he brought me home. He went so fast sometimes I couldn’t keep up ‘|for me.” , f Zand 3-lb. boxes. Butternut Twist Stollen Jelly Pound Cake Layer Cakes, all kinds... > 417 N. SEVENTH ST. | SATURDAY’S SUNDAY CANDY SPECIAL ECORATION DAY SPECIAL | A varicty of chocolates, bonbons and hard candies, devised in a patrjotic spirit, in 1, the lb. 50 . ‘Regular Lines Ready-Packed in l, 2, 3 and 5 Ib. boxes : : Lady Love Choclatcs, The Premier Package $1.50 Ib. ia Supreme Candies, Chocolates and Bonbons $1.25 lb. Character Candies or Milk Chocolates . ...80c Ib. Busy Bee Special Assorted Candies .. . 4.2 606c lb. For Memorial Day Tours | ‘House Parties, Picnics, etc. TOURIST PACKAGES IN TIN—Tea Cakes, Salted Nuts, Candies, Bonbons, etc., $3.50—$5 and $6.50 Picnic Sandwich Rolls—the dz. eee eeeeersrenes Whole Wheat Raisin Bread , .60c, 7 Pecan Coburg Stollen —SPECIAL Open Monday Until 1P. M. Fresh Bakery Goods as Usual Like Busy Bee Can = | ? f,! e . . —— yy = | =~ - rm 3 Cit ——— S i 30c RK bes .20¢ eeese eee eceeeeeee e®eeseGeaedceeeeezeev es 5c, $1 and $1.50 .30¢ ' * LICS » Ct~ deg not lead her by as much as One vote in i's the desire longer to repres?2nt such a Attorney-General and would immediately quit ofiice. pas ——S a ~ = om os Former Attorney-General Lynch making a then charged that both Gov. ler- gcuson and Moody, by entering tmto “It was dark and I didn’t know, but he'd stop and wait | had no win by | primary | in the second primary Moody vould | and Bobby accepted the invitation. | — | . between ourselves and the ‘ Fi: customer. | : A substantially constructe 7) Dresser” of solid oak in a = — charming design. A_ fine = large mirror and three spa- SS q cious drawers. Ataremark- = —— 9 = if ably low $ 45 =) ——__ 0] Es price tor i = =A ie this special Ye. O~ 3 Cl Sea | Fr $2 a Month! Z 5-Piece Bed Outfit A full-size Bed, on metal link fabric a spring and a soft [rae ae * 9 ’ cotton mattress and te Las | two feather pillows, =o Here is an oppor- 7S tunity to replace Es Yi —= ae Bae tS iy te ddin S rs sae ian Lrg oe — / ttt : 3 your bedding. Spe- Saarinen Bec ne ae LE » ‘\ SShanyg +) cially priced at, Ste °F Ging LS. AS é Y St ie ee VI AA SS an + Pee | b: * ats $ 85 Sh Se eelif| , pe Ay : wR 3 Retrigerator Ys222222 Ss >--28° An 8-piece kitchen set [St (eee REEL 0 06|000|6|6 are a | ee — free with each of these ae Refrigerators. Side-icer, ||| Pama Bey ei =f ean 3-door Style with large provision chambers. Du- nse 31 US POST-DSPAICH . DAVIDSON OBIECTS TO. ~ OPPONENTS’ WAGERS Gov... Ferguson and Attorney- | has been fy | added to the campaign in Texas by fF qaov. Miriarn A. | Ferguson to Attorney-General Dan | Moody that if she does not get 25.- | 000 more votes in the. Democratic primary on July 24 than are cast for Moody, she will immediately re- | sign her office as Governor, provid- ed Moody will resign the. office of Wildie Knew the Road. “Njrable and atfractively | finished. Special to the Post-Dispatch. | A nee 95 OMAHA, Neb.—-Balmy = spring cin e . .|weather invited Bobby Staats, 4/2, . years old, out into the open al ‘FRIDAY EVENING, MAY 28, 1926 ’ value ~ Oak Dresser se & £6 G6 eo & 8.8 2S Oak Chifforobe ® . A sturdily built Chifforobe, large and roomy with spa- cious drawers, clothes cabinet. Beautifully finished in gold- en oak. A mar® velous special 17° Satun HY wait until you are able to pay cash for your home furnishings? It isn’t necessary because at May- Stern’s you can completely outfit your home by making a small first ‘payment. Your selections are delivered immediately and while you are paying for them, a small amount each month, you are enjoying the comforts of a well-furnished home. -And it’s easy to pay that way! Do not hesitate to ask about our liberal credit terms...there is no embarrassment. ..we do not ask for endorsements ... we deem this a personal matter + ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH BINKS AND LAWYE $100,000 OF Federal Court Makes | ~ ances to Trustees an Attorneys, Special ! SATURDAY ONLY! D 7, oe $9 Cash and I $1 a Month Just the sort of Rocker that is and @ able on hot sultry days. Subetaaciaiin . only possible at this special price th . mendous purchase for all our stores, Lawn Swi A substantially construct- ed Lawn Swing made of Seasoned hardwood. Strong and safe. Finished in natural wood and red ‘ S Allowances totaling more 100.000 for services as iwavs securities trustee: attorneys’ fees were made © Mey by Federal Judge Far‘s “4 Louis Union Trust Co. Mee of St. Louis Transit Co, 12.000; Bryan, Willlams & eitorne ys. 35.006. | Northern Trust Go., Cass 4 ‘ana Fairgrounds’ bonds, Peerdan & English, att Bg 000 fee and $1302.75 exe Sellivan & Cromwell, $10,0( 941302.75 expenses. Bankers’ Trust Co., Lindel way bonds, $2500 jfeet, $19) penses, Jourdan & English, neys, $10,000 fee, $1302.’ penses, Sullivan & Cromwe torneys, $10,000 feet, $1302. penses. oypt HURT IN JUMP FROM WINDOW TO ESCAP aS oh ee Y nay > * F bs . 1 Fo et . bg ck: & r4 » AF ae °° ee \ Neat —— enamel. A_ special pur- ¥ ieee chase enables Mrs. Viola Gousctis, 19, Suff. us to offer NS 95 ternal Injuries in 13-Fe them at this J Es Drop to Porch Roof, low price... } 7 Mrs. Viola Gousetis, 19 ‘ld, was injured internally s ‘m. yesterday when she f from a third-floor window rooming house at 4109 Pin: fevard to the roof of a gs Aoor porch, 13 feet, after a the lower portion of the plas lled the upper floor with s She was taken to City Hosp ' Mrs. Mary Shawk, owner mated the damage at $506 building and $300 to conten $1 a Month! The top 6 eight-legged — when closed” ures 13x26 § When open. inches. 7 is a rich mal Only at May can it be boug sae —_ = 6 Gis €* U Mane: i ins not ae - ay - oe be omer eee . x : . 0 len ae a aa 8-Piece Dining-Room Suite Table, 45x60 Inch! Buffet, 23x66 Inch! 5 Side Chairs‘ and 1 Armchair! Buy at May-Stern! . Payas You Earn! ¥ » — ee — ww en | | Just study the remarkable detail of this Dining Suite. Note the carving on | every piece. The massive turned legs. And every piece is of large dimen- | sions as given above. Exquisitely fmished in antique walnut. Distinctive |} jantique drawer pulls. Tapestry seats in chairs. $15 Cash—$10.a Month! — Portable Phonc ore r A Regular $20 Valuel ; ~ Take One With You on Your Vatat A tine machine in attractive case, strong, @ with a fine spring motor. Fine —™ for the river, for outings, week- Ff. end trips, for the automobile, : An extraordinary offer- etc. ing at We Carry a Full Line of B Phonographs and Records All the nev shades: ove! 100 «styles tt choose from, $9 a Month Pays for This Wonderful Group! é = Ten-Piece B ‘198 medallions decorating each piece. turned legs. ? S. E. 48-Inch Dresser! Bow-End Bed! Triple-Mirror Vanity! Chifforobe! Chair! Bench! Coil Spring! “ Mattress! 2 Lamps! Nothing at all about this exquisite Suite to make apologies for! It if tiful, rich looking and artistic. Wonderfully grained wood with large $15 Cash—$10 a Month! Y- STERN & CO. CORNER TWELFTH AND OLIVE STREETS edroom. Suit 4 — Re ; 4 4 s * a F sss fk vag Lovely antique pulls. Distinet Nearly all have 2 pants; single and } ‘double breasted. / Open Saturday Evening STAR GRED CLOTHING ( z - 510 W = Av: ver Woolwerth’s Se and Ay. _

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ce A A A CETL et 2 “a ty —— | CREDIT. Bors Without ; } ) onograph@. 20 Value! S| nm Your Vacation! e case, strong, durabla’ fine sek- nile, fer- : Pe ; ; a ; } 2. => . bP You ean yo vo ae make rour “Bee, own terms in \ this store. BNewF y4 7 « » 18 Bs All the new shades: over 100 )0«6styles= te choose from. ne of B es for! Itis 0D | with large fi ; ls. Distinctivegg ® 7a : " Open Saturday Evening carmmee STAR GREDI eee -LOTHING OC 510 Washington Av. Woolworths 5c and 39 Store : Bryan, Williams & Cave, e > PY Ti Trust Go.. Cass Avenue Mien & Cromwell, $10,000 fee, | Meskers Trust Co., Lindel! Rail- | | mown ues gusto. 000 0F UR. ; Court Makes Allow-| sagoe for services as United ; ; revs’ fees were made vester- | ley by Federal Judge Far‘s as [ol- | EP: fee. $1302.75 ex- Si eerneys, $10,000 feet, $1392.75 ex- | | ’ ; : Charming} eee ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH [wa = Se NTS—Estate —_———— a a ———— ee mena —-epenaee * «te eeteenre Se Arrivals in , a) d) “\ SYR, ‘y ~ yal — ST. LOUIS, FRIDAY EVENING, MAY 28, 1926. eee . = Remember! They're the Si pairs pants! Hand So, throughout of the finest WONDERFUE selectitn at $16! Over 1000 Suits in the styles and colors and patterns that well-dressed men will pick —even when buving Without regard to prices Agd’ quality tor which vou d ordinarilv ex- pect to pav a whole lot more. Plenty of handsome fhat will rank with the fin- ext of the country! } | | | | | tweeds such as voung men are asking for: smart heseind , | / \ We single and double breasted 1deas in new tuns and ae . ot F ra grays; also hardy serviceable worsteds in dark, light ) iH es es , and medium shades—all wav * Va versary Sale! a OS ee Open 8:30 A. M. Youth’s Cassimere “Hi” Close 6:30 P. M. Suits etl Just what the bov who Bee | } ° | | i) underpriced for our 16th Anni- Store Hours: “SZ? Spring andSummer weight a3: SLITS! And MANY have TWO point eassimeres, unfinished worsteds, pointer tweeds French - back worsteds. Snxeonies and velours! Kuits that show qual- ity in every line— FINEST tailored needle- S — preciates REAL quality. servative models! sizes up to 02 chest! .——— aonere® stele . NE of the outstanding values of our 16th Anniversar Sale! Hundreds of cleverly styled all-woolsone and two pants Suits! Designed and tailored for the man who ap- For the young fellows there are extreme modes with broad shoulders, narrow hips and wide trousers, but for the older men are smart, yet con- All hand tailored of fine wooléns! All —Second Fleor. In Spring and Summer Weights! v PAGES 29—52 Shop Saturday! 7" Closed All Monday— Memorial Day! 19 yy A MEMORIAL DAY SPECIAL! i a 8 engine } - iS 1f AVID echool and gy ing tt wor} wil! byes Neat cial ? i? eriuGgcing Pere Wie . “per 4 Pizes 0) ty at Specially Priced at iquseue | it At Big Savings in Our : aoe 16th Anniversary it une Boys’ Genuine Palm Beach paeet a fone s U I T ~ —Genuine moa J ; $6.25 a $9 O5 —Palm Beaches! —Panamas, Etc.! Just in time for Memorial Cool, Summeryvy Palm Beach Yes!’ Genuine Palm Beach' Day—right at the Very Stase Suits in Wanted tan and With 1 pair of long pants of the season! A Big Sale sand shades and in pencil and 1 pair of golf. knijck- of 1000 cool, comfortable stripes, etc. Cut in the new ers! Just the kind of cool 3 hae a oe Summer mode} Coat and fabrics and patterns that unusually aressy ssot a ae ; So a9 boys of 9 to 17 will like! j Weather Suits at $11! All ‘ears, J * id Do ' 4 to } At $8.95 kinds of light and dark pat- —Third Floor terns and all sizes up to 48 stout! All-Wool Blue Serge Suits —Street Floor For Confirmation and Graduation Wear *6 Boys’ Fine All-Wool Blue Chev- with vest, 1 pair of long pants and 1 pair knickers Sizes 8 eae. WOR G: Mh... cs «cn wee hee ble breasted models an Boys’ Wash Boys’ All-Wool Suits Suits at —With Pair Long Pants and Pair of Knickers Four - piece vest, one pair Jong pants and one pair knick- ers Sizes for colors that are that you would expect to find in gf: boys 9 to 18 so popular this ments costing MANY DOLLARS MOR years. e Season \ Ali sizes in this’ sale at. Boys’ or Girls’ White Duck (wide bottom) $] 7 nn re a eee © et a to choose from Carefully tailored Suits desitned In 1 HOT WEATHER C nies ee ter silk lined! And genuine tropical kind that holds its shape! Cut in the newest single and dou- . , : } R — ; . . ; in the bright newest models of the cool dressy fabri Men’s and Young Men’s FINE 90 im | 622 Tropical Worsted Suits Bors’ all-wool blue serge Boys’ all-wool blue serge - Suits with 1 pair of full- Suits with vest and 2 pairs lined knickers, cut in the lined knickers. Unusually new English models that popular for graduation ag boye are qGdemanding well as dress wear! Sizes NOW! Sizes 6 to 17. 6 to 17. At $30.90. ) —Third Floor a * worsted fabrics—the > * -? . eo" ———_ — $ 15 Men! Young men! They are beaywtiful tailored Suits. Quar- Smart double-breasted models in ALL the wanted shades! Sizes 34 d to 48 chest, including stouts and slims! On sale at $17.75! —Second Floor Men’s and Young Men’s MOHAIR Four - pigs $1 2 ees... and Gabardine Suits he 4144 —Second Fleer Boys’ Genuine Palm Beach Collegiate Long $2 95 -- Boys’ Wash Suits in sailor and flapper models $] 29 * PO 8) Oto. wn ve a 0 hed bade Ono ; Boys’ Long Pants of white crash, khaki or Day- $1 no -cimape ati OE ot: ae Sie toma cloth, at.....» ee yt reer sees oe i , v pueeee (8 t0.17) wt... 0.46.2 ssaeateneebanes , Boys’ “‘Daytona’’ Cloth Knickers in stripes, 69 3 ; checks and plain colore, 8 to 17 years...... : - LJ - and stubs Day | Men’s All-Wool Blue Suits —In All-Wool Serges! —IiIn Pinstripe Worsteds! KY —jn all sizes, Including stouts, slims 2 | Fine quality “Year Round’ Weight —tercond Floor. Men's and young men’s all- wool tweed Golf and Outing Knickers. Sizes 28 to 42, at $1.95 Men's and young men’s genuine all-wool Blue Serge Pants; sizes 28 to 530 waist, $3.45 Men's Khaki Pants for work- ing in the gar- den, outings, ete. Sizes 28 to 50, at $1.00 Genuine Palm Beach and Pan- ama Pants in the wanted patterns. All sizes at $3.95 Men's and Young Men's White Duck Pants, for outing wear. All sizes, at $1.75 Men's and Young Men's Ligit Flan- .« nel Pants to wear with dark coats—many dif- ferent patterns— all sizes. $4.95 OPEN UNTIL 6:30 P. M.. Northwest Corner Eighth and Washington Av. ENS : TRA At Big Savings in Our 16th Anniversary $3.00 PANTS Sturdy, well-made cas#l- 95 mere and worsted Work = Pants in the medium and dark shades that will vive real service! Sizes -® to BO waist? $4.50 PANTS Plenty of the young men's Collegiate Pants — {wide bottoms), as well as the more conservative patterns and atyles for older men! Sizes 28 to 5U waist. $6.00 PANTS A splendid selection of suit patterned woolens as — well as the stapie stripes, checks, in collegiate and staple stylies—all sizes up to SU walat. $7.50 PANTS Pencil atripes! at Checks! In facet. juet about every kind of suit pattern you could think of’ All-wool woretedg, casseimerere and chevicls in all sizes! $9.00 PANTS Extra-quality Pants - fashioned of fine qua wn§ 95 suitings and imported worateds! Patits that ~~~ -4 show quality m every line’ Sizes to fit every- body! Men’s and Men's good girls’ white] quality Mohair sailor Pants in | Pants«, in dark all sizes. shades. $1.22 | $5.95 Men’s White Pants $625 flanne's and tallored in sizes! “Nothing Better’ —96.06. of Imported Flannel Made. of fimest imported “lar and Dana” all-weol a way that YOU will like! AlLJ —Sitreet Fleer 8 eR TR ie py ee etm eee Hes apy Sil Sy. pret a ¥ ferns A Stn At Cm aR re. nga 6 MP a S nifasha se nade batiie tke i tk ce - ‘ © “ nn AB eR “0 are od a wee 46 pa a on ecpcotnanatin tng renee —_ ae eee ee ™ . SNA LE NE NA NE AANA A ts ERIE A, ts ANE OO Ct ac tt tat ine Seapine. Pat are a artemon - bere so Selpins ee deme mr pany . yt daha’ Ap ’ So Sings ioe appeal ITC se tog 2 are ew = - 7 « ome te. ce nee » Ack aoe ‘sees r 4 - pe oN Ra ke ah i SIA RE arte ta uN Lm i= gh. Pains. OIE ME PNR | ARORA NE OF ER IO PEN OB OOM NIA NIE. AO” Pay IN 5 ALE GLENS IAPS AE eh ERT IAIN NRE EE 1p ee. Mater ID) EMILIO NET II ELE SLES AR: GRR. Bis Hr igen. da aed I tt Sb Ye b deineblthdi, LST sis bs bai aceskedont ie * * he ee > ** NSE AAT MSN, ROD, Mmm edn KA a Nise ACP Rg 4 + o ” “ ar — eu ee eae + 75 a | pea Beata 4 | § fe Tan Bia 3 i : ft Pag : } i] | f ; q : : . i : ; : { ; t é : : es ee ee : ~ ~ ° He OAR 9 VE? ee Oem oe — se > pe yp gt ; ee r oA epee mere 4 Strate og et 3 i 2 ‘i 2s i ‘- % oe Eee > - e ei x | ;- a ; i , i. ts! - » + z | t . S $28 ; 4 ia | 9 -o/. &§ 4 7 a VE * ~ Be sa + * is ' 7 4 if oe +t “> ae a 2 + + & Ss § * a 3 4 2 A Rs a " 2 a . . ie xed ks ge A 0.4 aia BEG vay, ee “ F pea ty Sb UE hence AMARA agli edi cre AR I A aN lt AAC SANE Rie: Nitin i ANU. 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1 | FRIDAY EVENL* PAGE 20__ ee ST LOUIS POSI-DISPATCH FAST SIDE POLICEMAN HELD IN MURDER CASE RE et PR Ae Be ee ae 4° US — man Gerking as Siaver of Mrs. Elsie Barnnouse. STORE OPEN SATURDAY UNTIL 9 P. M. a3 : 4 i « $ ; bes 3 : ‘ : yi - Nhe > % = 2 = A x > A A ’ . "i _ q 5 » > 7Z 7 5 * rd ~ i - f 2 * ; " . SIZE 3 BY 5 FT iat aight belt Herman Gerkins ’ . _ —— ! - suspended East St. munis. tracice i. . 4 - With highiy pet- licernan. without bond for tie ;. ished jomted a 3 E’ a . > = 2 lis m Pea et ec ne Tipe. oe Seaertrers sor 32 | oe: > i a | if : “ ast Satu 2 ar rae —— 3 &: : has camrase cae hee Sid . heading , A. - ee eo ard a’+hkoreh there were more (145 7 3 4 4 _" - ~~“ Pees .? Orn asTIeD = 4. i witn©ases present + “ne fy : Saturday - — ™ eal ~ sicht were Reara a 3 om s $1.25 Felding Came Shairs-.--- le ee } sm -s J 3S > esthe - sie me as + it =. a ‘ c . ‘ +? - 2 J 5 S oo 24 m 4 ' ~ J o hon - ee — = _ ae ggy herat ad _ - =, ~ —- ‘> ee 3 4 > 3 . ” > 7 - ai - ~~. + - . a 4 a ria a : . = . etreet and -S*t Air oe ’ | | kK G C 0 CANVAS FOLDING COTS : | | | 2 ! 7 Ta. 2 2 —— aed CANVAS FOLD was wl rr * Tero : 3 he berter quality kind. a x 3 = - S| ~ ealoercn bailt of selected hare *o Was 3 i 2 a - =~. bandweed with ¢x- ; — > a “4% 4. es- : a tra beavy — “ " was aon = od +. white carn- ; ik TT} r = | . #4 : pa ats Yas tep. - = ‘ - 4 $1.25 Bathing Slippers. sar Sixth s oa 1 HOT OR COLD suGs = regoe=_ peles« ana@d stakes. ae | - $15 that Waterpreef Tents, size Tr] feet, wail sive. complete «$9.90 an a . dute Tents, size 717 feet, made of heavy white duck. special. complete $7.95 = | a eis Poiniess Wall Tent, size 7:7 feet, made of Khaki waierpree! arey doct $39.95 =s * Khasi Waterproe! Hed-Reem Tent, size 311] tet, no ridgepeie seeded $36 . cuttin : ‘ $1.75 FLOATING MINNOW BUCKET. 89¢} $1.73 Traut Line, 159 feet lang, 30 staged ears. ‘Ts OO? $1 ang $°.25 Wooden Minnows zi cinds. 1g > ~neS, pray 1G ie 2D yares_. Le Be os fy a? a: w | ,e £ : i ty fs i tae fe ] / fe i f f o : - % fs Y * $i.50 TENNIS SHOES White sii steee for — women sane "ii- ay on Dress ‘Qrierds _. $2.39 Men's S Work Shoes. o $2.99 : thorough exte: tor Sting ien. «$2998 ee bined use of these two unsurpassed ije- strovers. RMY GOODS STORE men 10 Ot & Washington gs a1 ist Use both Tangiefoot Fiy Paper and Spray for ?.l|ig} compiete fy mddance. For OP AON RAEI Pe tO ne kt tm PLY PAPER.“ SPRAY |THE TANGLEFOOT COMPANY GRAND RAPIDS CHAN ‘ | Ee ; . eS - es ise.) f (_oroner Ss TY ACCUSES ii” SAYS DRY AGENTS GOT BEER ON VISITING GERMAN CRUISER Paper Quotes Los Angeles FEn- forcement Officer About $1!- a-Bottie Purchases. Los ANGELES. ES, May 24.—The Los Angeles Times says tha: L.juor has been solid to visitors aboard al ~— « 22 ac O27 e amc MIRE Ss a = = = a - 4 4 — ed bee 3 ested 42% a 4 -_ ats — ~~ = elec pf +4 ——_ = ~ Ls _ ~ * “ ~ rT: —— _ 73 ao = = on Se iB lUDTU eee ~_—— a 7 te ee - ~~ ~ « - = aX ta * = = — = “ - ~- ~~ 9 1 oa? — ee aA ~ — 2 p- - —_ -_ > = ~~ - - | ae i 4 1é ee Anecerson 3 ea : —— o- ~ 4 Prt. _ . s as LAY - es i, L© ee m ha 23 7 =T2.1.¢ a 2° ——- 4 ~ - = « -— - s a s » 3 = > -—- 2 - = — o ~ = -” - = ~~ - ~ - ac ee a 5 eres | ac e —— wc would se “7 them Sis they : a r ~— -- _ —-— — ae .. paring $i ai = “TP te. os, -?* 7 3 z were s = _ a > ra » > 2 ‘ —_ + T ~ —— ) we 8 — ~~ Ss - a _— = - es - > & -~& a ry a mrt = 7 = ~~ 7 2°Se cn" . oe - - * > od oe ~~ ~ - _ > x - Woman Hangs Seif m Basemen. T+} Warrea Ffeener A wee Mrs. Juie Harms Turter. 3 aRrs ST.LOUS POST-OISPATCH Baseball Free! sa / An amateur a BUSTER BROWN basebail free wh BASE BAil par of boys’ \ crepe or leather sole Shoes AMATEUR LEAGUE with heavy crepe soles. Lace-to-tce stris, made af Brown or White Canvas. CENTRAL HARDWARE WBARGAIN LIST This Sale Ends Thursday Evening, June 3—We Fill Mail Orders—Kindly Inclade Postage | > Ju T Pt RE ->Fard pe seg “oer ‘.P Rte, é«t4 os te Tae ~\ EH "5 Yates 2 Pt RNI=HED Vth “eet. 32g 2a SY i neet boats Sith ea sara = a “trenc aii-eT | +*~ 3 RZ? 412-ViEw {i({RRves Qa + a -— ar . ell ears 4 . + HT cr RF AS+— - ™ cman TR es l | Cc “fUMeIONEL PoLt_isH— Recuinr “Re «tee 38c a ee Pe “ REN a ‘E T —_ Ai) nS ae ae “ed ‘fT went T om e = re PR: TIMER— “eer a “PACA PLiti-s— AM size “SEiaT «ewe Tae Bottle Capper ‘ aor. at ist ame mpreted «rie. ‘er ail Bottle Caps Reet creer. cork ined, 19c SIPHONERS Fer «phenieg ang Stramimg Oe" *rT"uR" trem kegs ama crerks. STONE CROCKS FY MAAING BEVERAL ES &) ‘ream i te it gaétens. Por goilen 19c Complete Shower - art am, * Us oa - Praca Catcher a — rrers “a an Y= 7 _~ 4 ;- *~ rh € * Bi ie a eS je «iit fercea ers. ree s Per aa ees . ea? oe ee Oe > (erase ti ee «pear a? 1 “=iRsar a Ste GRASS SHEARS stmee ue Came at a minima es 19¢ wis L i. i | 39e UNE Lis F.— ard LINE — ‘> 10c ee | i 10c an Ri rer 15 tae rT.Y Wade -«! suct- cover oe SPECIAL SALE OF FISHING TACKLE CANE ini = rect (pr = BOTTLE THERMIC “2 RFT “TEX. | oo er FF ee hes $e Nien 3 SO meet: pie ir es SO Extra Specia! Offer on ; Electric Fans L seust ) samme Fame ®*‘reen ikext werr + s«terk fair '" ae ss Dew 50-Ft. Garden Hose ~~ MILL ENDS wake: “ge epenicg ; Sas “wi \ere xcYresi »f 10¢ scope ‘aeds ama le | 1 hg wert ar i 22s -efitasp oa@erese | F regp.scenbie f i i ¢ r- i. er" a. m — PENT VQVaerit’ TT LE—“iery-Bea™ ly "s@erea snie en. The 7 ee Pomersan dr Lon Fas = ~ war anes $7 45 | om +R ere Phage i tare "Zz -t ~~; rr ~ Jaraaier 1.85 $8 veiw 4 —- Pesdine «yie- #1 el ms * at od Ss ——oe “St - Special Sale of Screen Doors — meTt- tds and ends frewam * . ia ear regular ee a tes’ many siees cad stries “se from wihiek te «cteet. " Reguinzr ra2'ues up Te iw. “pea $1.95 Extension Window Screens Hose Reels Semem tak of calle: dees: ts weed ~res. -erular vrefwes *ewitte 29c High-Grade $1.98 the Best > re. Nesuics be bh . ~ >» A ant + oy ‘nnrts, Eneamets amd tarnishes “ar : PUT Years, 2 g0¢ i. $1.40 oe oo ~ re = om $2.50 sili $4. 73> Barreied Sunirght Enamei ant ‘95 . ae 2. oe Camrp.eta, Chettit 3 wsmencsts wf «= rat ary ane Sate + itreves t — with that orien making ‘“t in 1% ett rr " "$6 65 Murchy Da-Cote Aato Ename! - SLAck ‘ OLORS ' i &5c P*nt $1.20 d a = m . we - $ 1 . 60 mart $2.20 23. PAINT BRUSHES Lem clemr Orteties vulrapized mw ruhb- HEDGE SHEARS j,,69¢ 2379 i. 89, GAS HOT PLATES s Mmuev domed "i ie ee) oc lled ternmers Cte an —" $2.95 EXTENSION LADDERS “reeg birkery rune — Rade of ~merr* aa) + wt 32 2 event a te Baal od Per “+ COMPLETE estado SET ROOFING PAPER te per-elhuwn enmumete bath “ab and . it $1.65 chest. The latees empreved $59.50 = "$145 $2.90 niin $5.50 | ee oie See es ego: aes Mee! SRAM. nck, adeere cag Prob Ra ’ ; ‘ : f POLL, A LLL LEBEL EEL EOLA! NE AEROS te A ae biihe ko. s oaines “e saa o a 2d LS BROS. rig j See esociated Prva ht FRANCISCO, Cal. Ma The Old Reliabie Credit Jeweiers—tLargest in PS ges dish with all the r 2 — si 717 OLIVE STREET. DIAMONDS = WATC PRL. LIGMORTS Fisarcnieg ee CASHorRC oR CRED) Let Us Help You Plan Your Let us help vou im the selecticn of gifts for Anniversaries, Birthdays. Graduations. Confi you want w merchandise of the very latest that arouse admiration on sght We have them | you do nct desire to spend a great deal of : we have a wide variety of special numbers at most = prices. Every article has a rare beauty and chosen Ga for years, giving practical] service always. Ne need & anyone—epea a Loftis charge account today and have gift purchases placed on the ome account. aeneneien — $1.73 = Week $5.88 a wee Latest — 1S White Gold oo , ape Wrest Wateh. 1+-& white — eee a a ~ oY St 7. gy » ee a ; 2 -e08 ‘™.s \agdserme Tae 9 “ee « oe “ally = , Lefties “hare acerunt and . - wie ane) Saal Ee +a = 3 etn - pe = nal . oo as 2 Ss 1847 Rogers Tablewent with “U tility” Trays Sieware ig on retreat * sey” os 5 a Te @ F ~~ =: °$- piece oe «& eo idiolien “'¢use = Wilteam Rogers 4 Son Silverpiate—<“Triumph” PatterE, guaranteed without time ftimit: 74-piece eet. ....-co Tec: $1 «2 Week See Our Store Windows for Special I Watehes ~~ rairet? sil werk cosrcarteert aC tete wect~ omiend: 6 BET a eet et stoce wekting = reese cece od Lewes | Cail wowerte for cataing 945. Phane Mase O°" ao 1°84 and eee OPEN MONDAY AND SATURDAY TILL 9:30 P. MOTHER BAYS =e ; eer st «gaa Ser EA

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=, — “fi a oT. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH iceiicaiciadiclece se | paral Brening, MAY 2, is an ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH cons os x CO. Pe segociated Press. agains ES ‘ae A080 against cold or frozen foods. rials is less,than in ice cream. but 5 | § - engi met ae “63 K ee Freeze.”’ the Chin ese the la bor j volved is greater I om | | —Largest in the W orla . ore dish elappellation, is composed of rice|spent eight years on his conecadtion. T i Pay, C | j STREE is , »; 1roops in State of Vera Cruz} T =» — | Ordered to Pursue and Ex- | a 3 x Pi 43 ‘: / . ' : f ; — FG i | terminate Outlaws. | —_ > | ag We | Xi é ed - . \ t ‘: & ‘ 7 a _ , — ’ ta © nom | ZXDRUGS wm REPUTATION Zee Walgreen's AIC f E ; EF aste x ep e rv i Ee eS , | : MEX © carr: May 28.—Fed- | . . ; Old-Fashioned Se 2 6. d : = | & . 3 eral tre s in the Stat f Ve R = 2) iH TT “4 | Cruz ap taal a as io oes ST. LOUIS STORES: The di ra English .s ARB pe to exterminate the bandits | 515 Olive St. 7th and Locust ng TO | ol | fi headed by Vidal Tenoria and to | 514 Washington Toffee an Your Gifts § | . ' f rescue John J. Shanklin of Canyon, DeBolivar and Kingsbur - ifts for Spring Weddir 7% _ Tex., one of five Americans now in | Hodi t d - y This Sale at All “Made as Good as Good Candy Confirmations, etc. What | ithe hands of outlaws in various | ™ — an aston ; . Can Be Made” latest mode, new articlat 1 Parts of Mexico. Skinker and McPherson St ° Louis Stores Freshly made of the finest — hs s : 4 i ave all your Af Leave St. Louis — 2:00 pm “Pacific Coast Limited” ,000) had not been received at that Ok es es 2k. Fluid Tooth Brush - oes not leave a ring. y 3 Oc - Py" yh Peete aereahs) wes ~_ rn ~ ning rk - ” i faye an we ae oy —— Se a oe ee oo @' =a ‘ captured at the same time that iamonds, Set in Ff} Portiand'’....... 68 Hours adsts wus taker : / . ° e ° ] fc le \ f he apture f | Leave St. Louis—2:00 pm “Pacific Coast Limited” aes se em a emg ‘ e ow e bd ne, + = worked is owned by irzinia Pills, 1 + = Raters : = . ; dl ' a | Sales Werk 35¢ size, Cc VIS cum \ King of New ‘4 ite” al) platinum or solid 1 , e winte Diam mas il 7 ~ The Mexican Government a Hair Tonic "eae wet Ue 7 ae | that it Is doing al] in Its power to § 50c¢ size, 37C The sale of many millions of . " . 3 7 run down the captors of the five RY = aR cans of Vivaudou Mavis Tal- mond Scarf Pins 4 Americans. The Government Is de- | oF —* 2 235 Soap, 2Zic cum, . is the response of a : q — termined to exterminat the hban- Stes. jee > F ; 25e¢ size, American women to the _ _ ie wite SES i—_— ls are declared tebe of. ‘ee Moll “a an resistible appeal of Italian "and one : eS : —_—— - a i Mm anes ing - embroil the Co. ern - . . 3) e S0c size 7C talc—surpassingly soft and phine, Stem—= (om pate = ee eas tas of thn Unated Millions of women know the come Pee smooth, and perfumed with white gold. —— eae 7 | i We, a. Aignaaliten 4 venience, the sanitary qualities of B ee f Po oF Seay 79C the famous Mavis fragrance. come quarte rs to heljieve that th Kotex. Simply ask for it. No in- a Aite are hy uffing and that ine: convenience. Package of 1 dozen. L yY 8 a | ape | 89c Vivaudou " - } i will not kill Shanklin, | Regularly H | so ii te e Sterate, | q 4 . " i ithe 3 } legal . Ariz., of the ‘killing by af Zz I n Cc priced at 17c Mavis Talcum : ; : on posse at Covyotillo, Sonora, Mexico, | ? Emulsion, 9 , ago” Diamond Ring : mh, Wa | F , of Jokn Edwards. an American GLANDOGEN s ~ t t “7 60c hottle, 4 Cc | | ‘aT . mining worker, 70 vears old. The ‘ " \ If : | 4 | ) Chief of Police of Coyotillo led t! The Gland Tonic W h 4 k Brooms, 37 . . mi: | niet of Ollce oF 9VO tO Gg ing 60c cal €, pI oe \\l Wy a S posse. Glandogen is a highly concentrated labo- J S ‘ - c Esther Bonney Face Powder r : = a “if : ; es 1. EP ges teed AS . . ge Cocoanut Oil ; 9. | : | John J. Shanklin has a wife and ratory-tested gland compound in simple Mulsifi 39c noend set in ‘ . 2) - in - - a f ™ es la api 4 tee, CE Se a Slams te 2 nea a . ss Se r he Sener wee ‘ wee. = . Pe ee ae ne eee ones indbirainte “ Sah ine it teste . sis? shia ings , A at Bee $ oe ee - ee et a ™ Kisowihenw bak e Ky asinine: canna wee mn a - mes —s ‘i = kaha spt . " . . — 7 om ee ee ee ene ead PION NR, a OE Pew RII i) fate te 19H ER ™ oe Agreeing oy ORONO pee “ — r i dans von . . now eeu Pind is hes a Paci: PE LR RE OAS RAMI Tale lan AVE) {-4 . * . le TOE se pe RP ets 2 ies ON tn Ci Pa aee Seeta TET eM eet Nina oe Baie Sree ae _ , a nal mance et te a rn te te ~— eo “ ot _ won . . - ane , : oo : : qo - 50c size - Ya +} . »h1a7 . vr) « ¢ ‘eo, vy % . We - . " m4 > ’ ality. The : : hree children at Canyon, Tex. H: compact tablet form, combining the > is geolid ' | ‘Mh, is a brother-in-law of Dr. J A healthy glands of young animals and . Heir Tonic 4 rhite gold, a . . BU cece / / Hill, president of the West Texas —— other efficacious ingre- Dan erine $1.00 Size Cc Teachers Collevre. f c ahah Pa ig dients. It helps awaken fully ene |e | Py, HrH i - Se oo £OP : : : Tooth Paste : . @ ef | Wt Bes vet ne tal gland hich 9 ise” sie | eae ‘U.S. TAKES APPEAL FROM f LEME Socnuy'the ptedots cine’ | SQUADH'S = «= SOC : H,|| me ! 1 — 7) eee tions so neces- e ooth very $75 : . @ | CHE \ 3 MILLION DOLLAR JUDGMENT . | ee ’ , oor to life and sr Perfection a. 37 Cc During twenty _— of —— women ’ 2 4 | i ' i i “ ates - oe " 7 : ‘ isis ; E - ; “4 GI 3 toh . - t , * th . be t its er 7 - ~ : j Contests California Claim for Laos: dt . typ ternal eS ee La Blacl e — 4 4 c wh y onl au vate a orca aaa eg Se RNR A, TREN At hae CRG OTK RE AMINE a | Ag Ant oe Sg ete a Week by Sinking of Ficect Corpora- ; &% women who want to feel 50c size, perfect Face Powder. tion Ship. ‘ ; again the thrill that comes _ A NEW SIZt IN ecial Bargain on Fi ‘ | By the Associated Press ‘ : “ L hi h . | impden Watches gg | : WASHINGTON, . May 28.—An NG pertect health, waicn 16 omy It spreads evenly and has most pd atc 3 & Include 15¢ | Ss ppea ] f TO@YN T h e decision of T ak possible when the vital glands SENRECO TOOTH unysual clinging qualities. for Packing | Circuit Court of Appeals in Califor- | SM are supplying the blood with PASTE In refined French blue af Phi wy 3 and Postage nia assessing $900,000 damages and a their life-giving glandular ; , package. SF, eo £100,060 interest against the Emer- secretions. Senreco is a dentist formula Tooth JSip Se v4 gency Fleet Corporation on account preventing pyorrhea. Regular 50c ware percolator. Every home shoul have one. Old way of oy eee | ria , sore t oO f J a sian ras ome Harriet Fan value. letely out of date. You should taste coffee just — go od eathe ae The cargo Was owned by the Cal- Hubbard i ° re are man remiums... ifornia Wine Association and other Avers’ Face Cream ve ite Banner Labels The © 4 P Catalog! Califo a lia shippers, and the OSs Tube, Jar, in to Premium Room, 506 Pine Street. Get big, Free Premium | Orre iti q bv the } leet Cornoreti n 75¢ $1 50 Every can bears the union label. : ¢ BI I RBA RII Rn REO GIRO Rt tr IIIB hs aN oP NO ome OT ten coe Bie aplher e E he y A italag al a lllae iay tia tit Tiny eo v8 Look at this premium! Heavy, fine was lost en route to Hamburg A Few of Our Many Premiums 1920, poons— all standard makes. $17.500 for Boy Hurt by Auto. ° gg Silverware—knives, forks, s Ti Olt | Seale Ces : h B hn Proof, heautifully Cut Glass—pitchers, goblets, tumplers, wine glasses, etc. ee SaaS Loss tar 7 er Drus proof, beautifully engraved; By & i patterns. Your choie of 7 i : . if " a were ne, stro sters, kettles, mu Dn es. 2 1) . Vesterday ‘c._tua.2eG 6S Et reen gold-filled Case. if . A pans ogee 7 - verdict of $17,500 in favor of Ben (Sterilized) 58 : ‘ : : i in Ove v years old, a Cerftr: igh . Open —_ | $15.00 3 Enamelware — dishpans, roasters, all kinds of cooking Leve, 1 on oe: 2 Mo 1 Hig! Lather Srach of Haw colect ‘pen Face, — utensils. eee ek ee a iif i i i Spen Face, adjusted Hamp Be i Crockery—mixing bowls, casseroles, custard cups. ered when he was struck by an AFTER 6 for 25¢ ed bristles, gripped in a ee . 85 ef Dishes — entire sets or single pieces. Cups, saucers, automob‘le owne: y . sur- DINNER base of stone-hard rubber. pilates, platters — big variety. izhs Adding ‘ine Co., Jnn Box 50, $1.99 The handle and ferrule are ‘And Many Others 25, 1925, at T h an ! all of the Sante = — treets : and celluloid. oroughly Genuine Gillesss “Dot's Vot ADVERTISEMENT = co, ag mat 6c sterilized and is clean and y Razor with Blade ~ s Don Julian bad | Silver-Plated Gillette re ion a 5 ustom, &f : | Banker Specia!Box 50, $3.63 or “Old Colony. | #4 ‘ lated vetaiiet Mit be a or 26-piece set, with B® a Si ‘Josed all dav Monday. Mav 31st. ~~ Safety Razor nbossed solid handle | ives and fiat ts ae ral” malt with a new kind of meaning... White PX ee ee Box Specials 515 OLIVE ST. 1 Gillette An old “natu 1 ee tek on | - ‘al-Dark.” Looie’s outdone himself again... ) ae ee ee si “n't” eek ee Banner Spec D vill not b rH ation Dav. 10c MURIEL | $1.98 rag Diy Pm $12 iro’s Jasmin ume Safety Razor Blade Oh, Looie, what a Malt-Prophet YOU are! : (s the time grows shorter there | | cae ee Gul ie) Perfum ! $6 Sold Everywhere—Send for Catalog! | gage aiedre Er 10c Hy. the Fourth $1 98 cneim. «$12.75 > All for their A nn ereary Sale is on, and b 20c MAPA CUB $1 Q8 Mimosa Perfume, $8 save 10% to oD. Box 25 e 1 ownce original... 7 Pi Bec Gabilla Mon Cheri Per-' 1 ounce original... ier Distributing Co., St. Louis, Mo. [2.0 0c ; rf . 7 See the specia! sur Lippe 10c Barcia Grande $1 as fume, 1 ounce $6 Corday Toujour Moi Per- 3 e ture offered for Friday and sat 55 iginal . i ate aceakal . fume, 1 ounce | : 4 em ! : : Box 25 ..-. “ Fleer Du Jour Par- $6 original |. $6 Limit one to each customer reir: = urdav dern i zed weet DP i. 1CO86 and salesman OTHER DAYS TILL 6:30 —s rides shonid Yrs : 26 South Co 3 oni. ay creatiy reduce d Aragon cteinat | eH ra Weak , i Assanen Premium Room ~ Street ee June | Mystikum Perfume, Fleur Perfume, o6 Pine Street ‘| their store, open all day Satur. 1% en. erigindl.... O7 i i% 0. original, 2 DO iia a. — ee ees nn a A A IN (ene a DA acim ><) TRF -¢- metre hh Ur PF ee [69 ee ome 6 ee mee t

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a Oy =" aa >, ‘1 ; ~~ ee eee i, ets oD. ie ob ie — — * mt = 4 Late i nee ihe ee ee a ee ee ee ee =’? li i ea | es eS ae . _= - shin ili le SNP ct b ¥ ; P ¢ PAGE 32 _,__. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH QRS HAAS AAAI SSS SS / W/ Y Wl Wp __ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH eI ~ ee ae ee ce RS = ne a omen _Strawberries Are Gractous : Guests at Festive Board « ; All Associations Called Up by This Favorite : Fruit Are Woven About Its Exquisite > Hue and Contour. —_—_- * UST a twist of imagination and a Ju strawberry becomes a beat- * tiful and gracious guest at a festive board! and contour, called up by this favorite fruit are - woven in and around the more or ‘ less ornamental side of a meal. * Good honest bread and butter, of + course, we plan, for food, aud then ‘ sume delicious strawberricr to give * color and flavor to the meal! Very pretty, put unfair tv the “ery fruit our palates delight to ~ ‘honor! °i While it is teue thar tecaure of Sthreir large proporticn of water, s‘rawberries show, on analysis, a 2 relatively small percentage of S actual food value, it is also true ‘that the food elements which do * appear are of such high character ‘as to prove that in the dietary pic- “ture as a whole quality is as im- * portant as-quantity. =~ One can fairly hear the straw- “berries talking it over while’ they = are ripening! ; * “These mortals,” they seem to ~ say, “are a queer lot! Of course » there is a certain satisfaction in *knowing that we are beautiful to “look upon, pleasant to the taste, sand all that. Still, no self-respect- ing berry is satisfied to be treated wlike a _ frivolous pleasure-seeker “when all the time he is doing his *real share of the world’s work! “Mr. Bread and Miss Milk put ona Slot of airs, and as for Grandmother * Spinach, there is no living with Sher! They are so conceited about {what the dieticians say about their Fimportant work!” Then perhaps, the indignant ber- =ries form a defensive alliance for “the purpose of showing the more «prosaic foodstuffs a few of the con- tributions made by themselves to the nutrition of the race! ~ Every ounce of = strawberries » holds a quarter grain of food lime, {and not another fruit except rasp- “ berries and figs can match them! - When we realize that, according to ‘comparisons, the strawberry has ; six times more food lime than the - apple, five times that in the banana * four times as much as that fur- 'nished by the tomato and water- - melon, and more than twice as ? much as furnished by the black- * berry, blueberry, cherry, grape, : canteloupe, peach, pear, pineap- - ple or plum, we begin to do some * thinking! . 6 $4544 PE oe + alone strawberries might well qual- ‘ify as dentists’ assistants; What a . Pleasant way of making the chil- dren's teeth hard, to be. sure! Strawberry Juice in water, asa wonenenonenonenouencenen an easily digested cheese Bluhill e : AMERICAN §& * : Peer ee | oe. + s 4 CHEESE ONOE CHOHOROHOHOROHOEES $4444.75 SF bo 0s te ‘= “Pe be oe” bd bt ba ba Snowy- white, ; silky-soft *e ~ * _ . an i —s ; and ‘y 4 SURGICALLY CLEAN i; : + 2 2 strained Exquisite in hie, all the associations | nature has one more lift with her Because of this high lime content |. pleasant summer drink. Stewed, strawberries for the younger children, raw ries for the older, fitted in care- fully to a rounded dietary, and job of making bone material! Nor is this the whole story. Iron, another of the most important of the food minerals, resides in straw- berries in considerable quantities, and everyone knows what iron does to enrich the blood! When the children grow tired of spinach, give them strawberries and watch the smiles come out! ' | fresh ber- | Nor are the grownups neglected | by this accommodating berry! Of course they have to be on the alert ee to ward off acidosis; very well, fet | them eat freely of strawberries! Banana Pie. Make a rich pie crust and bake over the outside of your pie tins. Pierce with a fork in two or three places to prevent bubbles; when cold, fill with the following cus- tard: yolk of two eggs, one-half cup sugar, two tablespoons corn- starch, a pinch of salt, two cups of milk, teaspoon of butter, flavor | with vanilla, slice two bananas into it and beat well, Use the whites of the eggs with two tablespoons of sugar for a meringue and put in oven to brown. Cocoanut may be used instead of bananas. Paradise Pudding. Take one-quarter pound elanched almonds, one dozen marshmallows, one dozen candied cherries, one-half | dozen macaroons. and stand aside in a cool.place. Dis-| spoon soda, solve a package of lemon gelatine |.ajt and one teaspoon baking pow- jin a pint of boiling ,water, an when cold set the dish in cold (or | ice) water and whip to consistency | of whipped cream: Then fold in} one cup of whipped cream, the cut | fruit and one-quarter cup of sugar. | Turn into a square pan and set in a. cold place to harden. Serve in slices, ider. one cup bran, then one cup of sour | milk alternately with the dry in- combined. Pour into greased muffin tins and bake in a moderate oven minutes. gredients Breakfast Fresh pineapple cubés Oatmeal IAma bean toast One ege wulfins Coffee Milk Breakfast Strawberries with aliced bananas Prenared cereal Grilled white fish Rice muffins Coffee Milk Breakfast Grape fruit halves Hominyv Coddlied ergs Graham bread. toasted Coffee Milk Breakfast Stewed rhubarb Bran nrorridge French toast Puffy muffins Coffec Milk Breakfast Strawberries Bran breakfast {90 Bacon White bread Coffee Milk Breakfast Orange juice Prepared cereal Kippered herrings Spoon bread Coffee Mil Breakfast Grape juice Wheat cereal Codfish in cream Bran bread. toasted Coffee Mitk *Indicates that recipes for the dishes s0 marxee or SATURDAY Luncheon Vegetable omelette Parkerhouse rolls ()range aver cake Tea Milk SUNDAY Dinner Panned chicken ®Agsnaragus toast Puralev potatoes Frozen tfrutt Dundee cake Coffee Tea MONDAY Luncheon Chicken with mu&th- rooms on toasr Buttered sninach Sugar cookies Milk Fruit 1c Coffee Tea Milk TUESDAY Lunchcon Fresh string beans on toast Baking nowder biscuits Fruit junket Tea Coffee Milk WEDNESDAY TLancheon Bread sticks Potato and ere salad Molasses cookies Tea Coffee Milk THURSDAY Luncheon Minced cold eteak with savory pickles Little waffle os Tea Coffee Milk FRIDAY Luncheon Shad roe Stewed potatoes Stewed fresh straw- herries Tea Coffee Milk found in “‘Planning Menus for the Coming Week (Copyright. 1926.) Dinner Cream of water- cress sOuD Braised lamb chops Shadow potatoes Plain lettuce salad Deep dish apple pile American cheese Coffee Tea Milk Supper ®*Toasited cheese sandwiches Watercress salad Littl sponge ‘ ikes Chocolate Dinner Roasted beef heart Oven-browned potatoes Orange and endive salad Strawherry tarts Coffee ‘Tea Milk Dinner Cream of Pparanip sOUD *Mixed sea food New notatoes Dinner Minute steak with browned potatoes Buttered hems Strawberry ple Coffee Tea Milk Dinner Broiled chicken Riced notatoes Fresh «tring beans Cocoanut pile Milk Coffee Tea Dinner Baked shad New potatoes Creamed cabbagre Salad of lettuce Cheese with wafers Coffee Tea Milk In above menus may be ¢ Yishes | in Week's Menus” published in today’s Home Economics Department of the Post- Dispatch. In “‘Recipes§ for Bran Muffins. Cream together two tablespoons shortening and one-fourth cup 0! sugar and add one egg. Cut these fine | gether one cup flour, one-half tea- one-fourth previously co Mix to- teaspoon | unglazed To the creamed mixture add ments, ; Skin. for 2090 ered with halls of ' Use the Old Dutch “safeguard” for Healthful Clean- liness. The fine, flat, flaky particles erase all the dirt, oe and stains and the invisible impurities as well; aboratory tests show that surfaces cleaned with Old Dutch are really hygienically clean. It doesn’t make. . scratches which easily collect and hold impurities.| , There’s nothing else like it Wi” ws ~~ Cheese Salad. paper. lettuce. cream ‘erated orange rind. Menus for the Week | PLANING MENUS FOR THE COMING WEEK } || the left-overs in as attractive a —'-_—,_,_ 1 Croutous. Cut stale bread in thick slices. | steak, because of its general char-| goods at the gommand of man. So! = - on the main c ‘ re Drop in deep hot fat} eeld steak which pe vi grec product of 1G Nae, and fry until a delciate brown. move with a skimmer and drain on Serve a few croutons in each portion of soup. cheese rolled Remove the crust and cut bread ‘tn. small cubes. Re- Peel oranges and divide into seb- rejecting ali white inner Arrange on salad plates cov- Wheat Bread Will Always Be the Staff of Life ‘Whys and Wherefores for Building Menus That Are Properly Balanced. oe en EN a By ROYAL S. COPELAND, M. D. United States Senator From New York, Former Commissioner of Health, New York City. nanas and this gives additional 'substantialness to the breakfast. | At Tuesday dinner the ever-popu- ‘lar berries appear in the form ofa tart filling and this, of course, re- quires a smaller quantity thax would full servings of fruit alone. This same may be said of the) Ss x 8 Nal " : é px 4 : tee - ee if, a Pe = ks, ¢ few of ta consti n. ; ae Back from i= < as = ~ 4 zz $3 oe * ee % Pe 4 a? a Ee One way or another we must get to torment you and to CK he Best about a pound of starch every day. ae Dont mae : De Is . ea See TY ler 0519 a wae _— = —— a o Wane , en N Health Food for Well People he, y f ns ©. ; SN : uv Ni dak A444 Cl A, MI, Yl EE natural laxative. | & s AYLOR.WADE Health Flour gets its name” from the fact that it is beneficial to the | stomach and intestinal tract, The natural food elements confained in the whole wheat, oats and brown rice, are a © A veritable health food for well people. Rosen-Reichardt Brokerage Company, Distributors aft Your Grocer’s © he x ‘i sh ae | " Vos 4, rN and Vegetables You Buy at PIGGLY WIGGLY Are Sound and Good i CANTALOUPES JUMBO SIZE; ee PINEAPPLE LARGE & size.. EACH: C — ' EW POTATOES VERY BEST GRADE—PER POUND.......... FROM ALABAMA C /RED RADISHES 2%, 25: FRESH HOME- a 5 CORN LETTUCE HOMEGROWN, NICE SIZE HEADS... EACH, FRESH, TENDER, ES ee ee EACH, ;YELLOW ONIONS NEW TEXAS; eee Se y “ FROM CALIFORNIA—VERY LEMONS 35 SiS... . cae JA ; . . ° oeioita |! & 33 Oc “© BURGER BROS * es : af we ~<g@f “It's Wonderful Stui lOO % PURE BARL'! MALT EXTRAC ——_——w 804 N. Broadway ee Premium Room—CEntral 8076 = St. Louis a eee to the next meal. The improved malted milk —satisfying, yet deli- cate in flavor—doesn’t spoil your appetite for luncheon or dinner. Economical, too, and quickly prepared without cooking. Keep a jar on the pantry shelf—it’s convenient. THE IMPROVED MALTED MILK It’s easy—just a few turns of the egg-beater and you have a perfectly mized drink— hot or cold—flavored—or just the natural, creamy, malt taste. cAt all grocers pond, ~ The : When you buy and richness— are going to g¢ Thatis why mill They feel that the world’s lar; These women % selected her ds, supervisors. It And when yor ting—the best There is no fin rated to doub! equal share of ing milk for cr babies. No mo in cooking and Ask your groc particular ; thr Ca Dishes madew

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4 — ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | FRIDAY EVENING, MAY 28, 1926 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _PAGE 33 | 2 - e Yr] st 9 Cc KFS ; : WANS Delicious Gingerbread. | Pineapple Salad. - =f = , Ke Sa ' , | , Two and three-quarter cups; For those who prefer a rich, de- 2 E ¥ te : ~ (% . : ‘ ~ SS whole wheat self-rising flour: one licious salad, we suggest pineapple cup dark molasses, three-quarters and cheese—a delicious combina-. of M = ; : SS cup sugar; one cup boiling water; tion, very quickly and easily pre-e D4 rac S ae : SS om BS ‘four tablespoons melted shorten- | pared. Arrange pineapple on le*- | ; | : ‘ N ing; one teaspoon of baking soda: | tuce. Piace ball of cottage or * Pint ‘ Pe a » tied 4 Bea! 6a ay 5ciete et eee ty SR gay a sf SR ON Ase ote tin, grt) fe OR eT eS ee fee LE Meier 4 LOW git AS nog PEAT. mentee " hesclotw eieeniaitteiiea sn neta SPFLNF Te \ Reece = SSS == === = [One-half teaspoon cifnamon; one; cream cheese and mayonnaise on te poanaagapneasteoassanagsen — . Ye Si : / \ Spring Salad. | wise, remove the yolk and mash. Praesens at — one-quarter pineapple. Sprinkle with paprika ; i BERING a Ss, Ir \ For this salad select rather Season with salt and pepper and a) me ge of cloves. i wun oe ns ARE a j _—" . : [small, firm, ripe tomatoes, Peel yn little vinegar. Replace the yolk in|. 4." _ shortening In the water,; Potato salad is much more sa- Lik % . : It § Union M d the usual manner, cut out steam) the white and force this into the r oye ee ee a wey 5 oo with the salad Gress- i | PO Se . oe a é [ land remove sufficient portion of | depression in the tomato. Place a} a the dry ingredients sifted to- _ing while hot, and before serving. fi —== + oe | L ; tomato to accommodate the end of stuffed olive in the yolk and serve oh it vane Ss © Grpnend. rather | Gevend eune Oe 1 18 _ADVERTISEMENT j}an egg. Place each tomato with |} with a good salad dressing. pres ee gee in a moderate oven)! der your baking tin. It will pre- 4 Ht & a 2 | a aeneeA ; sinechinainttieomcenitinemeaninatemansitioy abou g Rs : s 138 = | | sat! — —. pangs cut out, upper-| In preparing meat for cooking | == $5_ minutes. vent sticking on the bottom. { iE . sas , |; mos nm a Saiad plate and garnish do not plunge in wat h ) Sits ‘) y asc a W 24% : ry : p > ater as t is will j 25. = } BREA : Quantities of Plump Ye lOW | with lettuce and radishes. Cut the |draw the juices out. Clean it by| » an 7 . c Legged Springs Are Now | hard-cooked egg into halves, cross- rubbing with a damp cloth. E 20 ' r By - | it 7 _— . : | xponents of. Fighth and Locus ) Bey , sm Onl i in Market. | | VI Sixth and Chestnut Lie LEASANTLY. ‘oy y the finest | a. GOOd Living Since ¥4 f $ Union Market His | P| | | De Baliviere and Waterman 1 Sieh } \ hops and malt ob- i = Taylor and Delmar Tete e , * ve tainabl. While fried chicken Is delicious | _ me ADE gf . Limit and Delmar Hie _ : © are used | [at all seasons of the year, it is ae, ia BT A: a BZ in the manufac- ‘really a summer dish, for then it js = » , | reuie ) ’s AL , a | — ture of S K M | ithe yellow-leg spring chicken is fat Saar All Conrad Stores will he ¢ y ; e p easant Way to PURE —— —_—_—_— | Extract. ing. AN | Monday; kindly bay sufficient to do you eat pleasant breath pan ' Though some modern cooks o % 1y Ae | over Sunday and Monday. ate j os y 'would make believe that broiled : em | yi ; i HH i No Hop Substitute— chicken and fried chicken are in- = = & DF Cat e hig ' ; | BROILING AND FRYING 1] i ; easant breath im ' a No GI terchangeable terms, nothing is fur- | fe ~ . ea 3 hi i. — af i in, hollow «emg ~ = ’ / oe ‘ther from reality. In frying chic!:- if gi we ~~ hi C ial i C a E ™ S 2 hie the eyes and spots ' . = Or i\\\ \’ No Corn Sugar— 'en the large-sized spring chicken | ; +O wt | ‘ : 8 Ht U these area few of the sai j 4 ° if} E ‘AN ‘{s chosen, and the fowl] is cut into! @imm " i ee, Za! hh hia. oh Fancy milk-fed Springers, weigh- LB nie ns of constipation. Def? 4 | / : . AL AYS ‘pieces, disjointed and each picce| Ty 4h. Lyi ea | . ing 1% to 3 pounds each : ; ae HT : yith Kellogg’s ALL- ‘Y q 7 ’ , / W | fried separately, the pieces well) i Ha id alte eee it ation may lead to a ei ‘ / Jy) i|coated with flour to keep the meat : iy sy Ay path x4 . 4 | , SPRING LAMB MILK-FED VEAL iH i diseases. Back from the ine “ DEPENDABLE juicy.. In broiling, the small-sized | TT A 4 a _¥ . | eo Ib., 32 la Loin roast or Hi} ; y ; : | , : o . SDACS orequar- iif pet pee. mga ae ; ~ r broiler is used varie _— - | | fAnt = | aaa aenieeel by t | pound Ve y n wreck yousl \ grease or flour used in broiling the | x iP Me = % ‘| . . if It can ruin y Is the Best You Have Ever Used ‘fowl under the flame or on ‘he Ab, [ge => 2s : we Corned Beef Pecan Cake | Jon’t neglect it Ons SPpeaaee | | : 4“ i , Iu. | spit. = Se. — 7 SF . P Cooked; lean and 69c EMMENTHALER | large three-layer; 59c se} Spring chicken is suitable for tender; sliced; RAM Mueaees tne be TY ler 0519 Schorr-Kolkschnejder Co. St. Louis Moses minh dinner or supper, anid ” yy ma an a ase cn Eee eee bes through, then wipe inside and out g—the se with wet cloth. Cut through thick fai B. C. Salami BREAKFAST or . . ° . ° fleshy part of gizzard and remove H There is no finer milk for cooking than this full-cream milk, evapo- ale dion aticke vaca ni neth Geno Style Salami, oo RA co N) Whole 30 Star Salami then cut away egrisly part so that - enized’”’ iV re th : rated to double richness and “‘homog d”’ to give every drop an Ge le vieke wart is we ene —— ee equal share of the double helping of cream. There is no more satisfy- Milan Style Salami, 40 Rib Roast 18 | —o ut Ie ing milk for creaming coffee. No safer and more nourishing milk for Vegetable Salad. a eee West See if east. 1481 a Pints “\ and a quarter tablespoons Sicilian Style Salami Rump Roast. | M oh Wy . | | ih babies. No more economical milk, either—for Carnation goes farther gelatin, one-quarter cup boiling wa- [Ill eae ) Chuck Roast 9 | iN at : kon 8] oons lemon juice. ranks..... ays Bee alte | La in cooking and cuts two-thirds off your cream bills. | Rs a tapaaat : | = | ) ~ y one cup cooked peas, one cup cel- J Bologna... . ! ; Boneless Sirloin Butts _..____19 | ; i ~~ “ti Quarts ; : : ery, diced; one-quarter cup sugal! . | Ly Ask your grocer for Carnation. He will recognize you as a careful, one-quarter cup cold water, three fgg Headcheese ... : 1 1 | . \e ; : tablespoons vinegar, one cup shred-| & are | = a A particular, thrifty buyer. ded cabbage, one teaspoon pret, Blood Saus ) | : MAYONNAISE : | But vou must be careful to soak Polish te cit ee Strictly fresh: | be ‘the gelatin in cold water: then @is- Metts Saas ap = guaranteed: dew. et | | 4 aimee ys Manafactured by solve it in the boiling water and put . 4, “Os ~ RMANN See How Much Better Mie iden juice vinesan sueae fa Liver Sausage.. 10] TOMATOES JOHN BER No. 3 size can; red, ripe, e ° e e ane ie salt. After you get the . ams &.. Carnation Milk is for Cooking! vegetables ready and welt mixed, (ag LOinS of Veal had packed: 206, val eae | and Ta Shoulders of Veal. £2 | sven con add them to the first mixture then turn into a large mold and Lbs. APPLES—Eat- ing or cooking Dishes made with Carnation Milk Blake, contains many more. chill. When you serve the salad, 3 Breast of Veal nut it on a bed of lettuce and serve are richer, creamier, tastier—mofe Write for it. with a cooked salad dressing. Veal Stew Besse POTATOES 14 | 3 satisfying in texture and body— No-Egg Mayonnaise | Salmon Salad Filling. ( Smoked Tongue, 27 vr 10 PICNIC HEADQUARTERS 1s tsp. salt, 2 thsp. Carnation Milk, % Pin (eenned salmon te ler Hends — as domestic science authorities | , “08 . 1 eam : 2 sts eee eee n es | cup salad oil, 1 thsp. lemon juice or vin- over, pour over it some vinegar ‘it aay tren 2 9 GREEN ONIONS : Will Close All Day Monday, May 31 4 + . . Put salt and paprika in a bowl with 4 T) >x AY ak as ER i | ika ed. Then next day make a salad 7 T recipe will show you. The Carna Carnation Milk and mix weil. Add oil, a of chopped cabbag hard boiled BU : 1-lb. cartons: every Pounda . sé DOO Z ton Cook Book, My Hundred feas nful at a time, and beat all the egg. the salmon minced fine with a ete’ guaranteed or time. Add Jemon juice or vinegar. This 2 J & little onion and use this salad ‘+o your money refunded: Ih. have often noted. This splendid aoe, 75 fap. paprika. need not be strong), slightly salt- 2 "_. NEW PEAS a | DECORATION DAY al . . 99 . ° Favorite Recipes, by Mrs. Mary makes two-thirds cup salad dressing. make salmon salad sandwiches for icooen | if it r CARNATION MILK PRODUCTS COMPANY oches (a LEMONS 20/8 poss? 5 ~~ oe Seer Geegheute, treet en 300 sine: dome aed, Sth Floor - Wainwright Building + St.Louis, Mo. sorbing fat. keep a keitle of boil- Oranges ,.:.;; From Best ing water close at hand, and as you Spring Ducks, Ib. oi 40 Pm is ae remove them from the grease, dip ¢ e | them quickly into the water and A Our Own Fresh Dressed Lbs. pure cane fine | | out again, | Ginger Snaps, Ib., 10 ‘ALLA q | ' To make celery firm and crisp _ nd a i a 1 Q) | , 1 ober a slight salty flavor, ere Fig Bars, ib. ‘ 12 SUGAR | . I T by most people, clean as usual an¢ PPP POPPE we a a 9 ‘soak in cold salty water for an hour White Rock Water Potato Salad, ib., 10 HE S . the “|< an - From Contented Cows pefore serving = 35| Gueen Olives =r unday Post-Dispatch has ing ¢ 1] ‘orn, i When preparing escalioped ¢ ’ renee 20 only color roto magazine in St. Louis. ‘oysters. etc.. roll cracker-crumbs I2-eunce far — © 1908. | en ae Pentuew Co eee eee = & Stach: 66 See “aa Pa aa aa pow der before using. a DELMAR AT DE BALIVIERE rae SA AN VR \ X ) ‘y * ww ASS RS ‘N ' SS SE \

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_FRIDAY EVENING, MAY 28, 1926 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH PAGE 34 . ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH > SR oe a ra + ; Cream cheese combined with 4a} ; — 33 -hite- berry Salad. VU bitte Neeew portions of the different elements! one-half hour. For medium white | littie crushed pineapple or orange wns but delicious : " , P Lay 7 of fat j . : nusua i There ave main twrpes of and when to use each type. To sauce, use two tablespoon . | imarmalade, and made into balls be made of strawberries iF whitr sence “hick. medium and / make thin white sauce, melt two [0 four of flour and proced in th nav be served as a salad accompa- 1S sther |?) t . hina tio « and season with butter, salt and Another useful form of cheese -i ae OC Va ne o& a : i" the other; flame until the - e ~2 tha wma. EMO 6 Be Aa ) oO tat CETRIO oft pepper tr ACK the spi ina’ h i? 1 sn 1a! ; apy ; yeti izer whi ‘h is eX “ell ent Sa h gene J eezth eves ;. t] rt id ci ‘ : d ade by so Pe ah: : + ' thon ? mma ae : Then tury +t onal spring salads is m . 3a Ff *8Q) ‘> > : - sia et wae # . ~¢ sity . wl ing a aye cage of cream chk w the big picnic sandwich! J ue ~“ . Vee Soups then pour in gradually a pint of platter and sprinkle generousiy cream na Sechye iy sever ly a ; "4 *. _ +> the roill tirring all the time “ook -? h grated cheese Serve at once | i u ; . te = ™“ ms a apes “t os a zeesa : . to SN } "™ cr a, . (ii a ‘ ve Ai @) t gaepped 0} ons and a fe 1 ui : ¢ ba eer re-a double boiler for 20 minutes or ith breiled bacon. | ri] ‘ 4 2 soe 7 « >» ‘oe | ce nreé i C7t? a2 ia Ol; Tr ; it) riety Added to Menus by| sll : al ici ‘ Variety Adde "| in pieces suitable for individual SOUOHOHOROBOO@ROROROEOE x - § 4 ae > a 4 : ONLY QUALITY COULD EARN THIS LEADERSHIP Using Beef, Veal, Lamb ! servines. : ~ . ne } ie and Pork. | : a - Qe Le Sop) oe a a Ee a “—— - ~ + ras ; el of course, receive first con Hy ieee ation he vegetables, sideration as the OO net i ‘salad and dessert courses are ad- | gssmmmrvrm Benen Nunes csevsiisvisrestsitsennsennssntny 4 ao to the main course or the | if meat dgisn. There are numbers of meats and | j eat combinations elicate. In : ext e d } - particularly suit- | ed oO a summer menu. Let us ‘= not copyv the woman who serve ed | po§ 7 - bn dish wor five consecutive | — 7. : luncheons simply because she knew | R i aa hoe A ee ae 1 4 : how to make it exceptionally ! : if Each type of meat offers several | I ; cu ts and p S appropriate for use | ! + : in making de Nicate dishes. From | 500000000000004 ve obra es such dishes as sweet | ; } 3 , | breads, creamed in ramekins ory} ; H rE astrv shells. braised on toast as; Ss iF; mpadliuatt.i..r. i. i : a ts, in croquett es or in salad; | | S i} >| Grocers Sell ae cesta ancce caer} 1] a . en \ eli cold or ¢ : ; er he, sa } Vi1 \ ¢ pie, : , | ‘ . , - - lot. ry Mound City MaltSyrup ueties: veal chop or. cutiets N hreaad ia ' f ‘dis and 1st ~ é : j i} Than Any Other Brand or . . “ UNSWEETENED © W V j ‘ f , K lamb TER J i , ; . ; sii a itlets oned shoulde! ILIZED bg ) The hardest thing to find in St. Louis and vicinity 1s a a eae Lek taeed; ind V IL | | i} grocer who does not sell Mound City Malt Syrup. It’s vidual lamb } nd veal sliecd © 9 A PORATE D A £ rreentia. Pich a the best seller in six stores out of every eight. (A fact avery ie a cen aid saatiikes ays" Tu Y/N — 1h ascertained in a reliable and impartial survey.) 2 oe eee Haver es ——— senpevonnnessnssnonnssserite ¥e -Ib. Can. osu. ft S own that blends well in a variety 7 i . . ave the ? dishes such as =} ry escallioned ; ° : Dried Sliced Be : i) Only results could earn this leadership. Use the brand Wiele Label iia ceiinettes as Large Jar....:. jis your dealer knows and recommends. Even the labels are valu slices rolled: har stuffing for Quarts Sweet, P - a Sees so Cee baked peppers, tomatoes or cab- - Mixed Pickles. .. a ee Kincs o : nousehol¢ apa a s or aout sWTt) Bu ee Deviled Ham, i MOUND Cc I T VY ances, sporting goocs, etc. Get fle. oe reviled H irom your ¢ aici Reef | !' meat that ! OF Write OF caii US. ‘3am ort ere y + there are some > College Inn Chi a 7 Eagle Stamps cuts from which to choose for the A la King ...-. } for Each Label eae ee os ke sold Durkee Salad Dr a4 St st Bg og | bi “at — 3 i ty alae, ‘ r braise j aint he a Mediutll....« ne-half on eas . o. 7 2 , Uh. On t SATURDAY BARGAINS| — “ccs J} A FULL QUART OF RICHNESS A cee eee ss in Each Large Wilson’s Can Save With Safety at Your Rexol& Drug Store | —_—_—_———————— _ ff Because it is double-rich, you may dilute a large ooecenadd een FOR THE HAIR | _ Toilet Preparations Serve can of Wilson’s Milk with an equal amount of ase) $1.50 Van Ess, $1.19 50c Mavis Taleum 37e Wiison or Borden fn } > 5 a" ad % 2 Crystal Wh or P. & GS Top -C oR Oe hel . he oe Caldwell’s Syrup pein ... 4%e, B3e . 25e¢ Mum Deodorant . 19¢ 2} . Sig Mig Re ator. SOOO ie fetal eace bett er food water and you 4wiil have a full quart of whole milk agile em Cough Syrup. 19¢, 79c. * “ . Cream — ne R9e P + « E gl Bes Mepetion.......... Zle ze Z > . avons ewtes se ey = appl / 1C Pend’s Cold or Vanishing Cream, ae st ss that 1S richer than the legal standard. Diluted in ihe 2. WE 60¢ Pompeian Day or Night Cream, tic r a st€am- ’ ~ —* Ves. ome. . 42c, 24 Tiger ; (3C Daggett A Ramsdel!!l (ream qT y t -cooked : ' ' 4 Ik d ~ Waterbarzs Cod Liver Extract... 79) ¢5. itch Dandruff ga © 29¢, 496, 79, $1.29 dinner—more nour- this proportion W ilson s serves every ml nee ; oy mag x | aa Bic Shampoo ... 59¢ ts Roncilla Beautifie: Ste ishing, and so easy! e 3 1 S $106 Wampoie's Cod iver Ext zoe 50° Mulsiticd Cocoanut 3.7, Pomurian face, Powor Ul alee neta core —economically. And for all cream needs you use ; aS. - -» ade © ae ee Armand’s Face Powder 50c, $1.00 . nrowing ‘ ee 50c De Witt's Kidney om .-+-34€) soc Hennafoa a3e Cutex Nail Preparations 2t¢ away the best of yo o VW : ’ ' ' ' mM x bad “i ag en, Asi 3 for $2.00 iiiees 2 iy ER ig Ue 32C¢ et teeeveloen * tenga ly $1.00 foods. You've been boiling the double-rich ilson S Milk just as it comes fro Pine 50c Silph Reducing Gum. 3 for $1.00, 30¢ Gloco Hair Hadaut’s Three Flowers Powder. . . 75¢ out the vital mineral salts h d ‘i h h If h t f a 25¢ Feenamint Laxative Gum. me... IG | oe: Fetes Both Pees, ---:33e I). nature provides, and pouring the can—and save more than half the cost of cream. : | tek bee tT S| 81.00 mg Sie Ipana Tooth Paste te them down the sink. They | 4 3 gee Sea's Mineral on... = 29 Mahdeen | — 19c¢ ot Squibb's Tooth he ee are necessary to health and di $ Jisterine wee. -~s ae ec, ‘9e | $1.00 Wildroot Hair +4 she eanrorha puath Paste aig 38¢ growth—and steam cooking ee 4 $ Bayer’s Aspirin Tablets. .15¢, 25¢, 93 Er 19¢ “the Listerine Paste i 19¢; 3 for B3c preserves them. : 2 > 4 The Dinnerbelle cooks an ‘ $ Ferrar; sap sae nag Over — burner * + ° H 3 ] in an nour or less. ‘ou save h N R a $ gas, time and work. Food of , me gas, time and work. - Foods [ry This New Wilson’s Recipe q ve on. sn Yous kitchen is ‘ : cooler. ¢arn this mod > Oil way—tty the FRUIT SALAD DRESSING $ ‘ oF a : > rl Pi DINNER © BELLE bea W ee j STEAM - 4 cup Wilson’s Milk—2 eggs—1 tablespoon butter > ae Spring Chick | OOKER ae had d H 3 | 73c “The Servant You've Longed For” I tablespoon — - tablespoons lemon — . J ; Boiling Beef, { Candy Specials | FOOD SPECIALS $7°50 ota : ¢ Hamburger, | .& : a * * wv , ete li, eg CIA ew ing Needs $7.50 Beat together the eggs, butter, sugar and lemon juice or vine- 7 3 Smoked Calll Opeko Coffee. bh sillette Blades ae N ° ete ° ° ee 4 Sete aaah 39C |grouna ............ 2 tor @9C | Durham Duplex Blades .. ..39¢ samen, gar. Add a pinch of salt. Cook over boiling water, stirring Eo: 3 Green Callies rapped Nougatine, o o ea, %4-Ihb, o | Auto Stro ce Blades. .88c “oO ‘ . . x be > Wrapped Nougatine, — rs Pe Lee cece ese a constantly until thickened. When thick and smooth remove 3 Braunschwel Symoend's Inn Coce fo | ~ 9 “17. . . ° : $ . FAYRET Modern rer "9 is 2c ~—s Cigar Spe cials pure, from the fire and add the Wilson’s Milk. Serve with fruit salad. 3 Frankferters : n e — or | 3O0c¢ Cigars... 8g She lled + ares clear and me al - ondlehey or 2 Pe 26¢ | ins Box of 50, 83.95 lifetime $ Link Pork Sa sree my - een Sa en a berry am 2 “ 49¢ ions sie ge Boh as ae aluminum. ils b . P $ Seen ee Meee = seteeen | Derry Jam --..-- 0 ae Wilson’s Milk Premium Room 3 Club Steaks, ~ sah ne grew wenneees Ser | Ia Extract 2 36c Camel si oesenonesa Clown coupon $ ked ° Symond's Inn Raseon fo cae . jae. eran, 8, 2 , _ | S100 Size, 79c tet ANC Se cette | or phone 402 MARKET STREET - - ST.LOUIS ;, : Ballardvaic i betes for DON MAin $ M th Ball ae Sauce . ee 36¢ ANS arta oULIAN 3219. ; Rib or Loin | ; o c ocTa o 0 S, lb. o 10c ao Spices, * 2" 26c | 20 size, 2 for 2he; 50 for 83. 955 Salesmen Wanted—Good CRRA — o ; or There Is a '’ Bretecher, D. Sottabe. Thos. Rosenthal, Grand & Easton @cho!lie D 4968 N. Union Bpacth-Jost rug. Grand | & Hebert B :* Wilkerson. Union & Easton Driecoll, a agg & McCausland a nizsen's Pharm 0 . menacher. ge es Vandeventer. Oo. - Krummenacher, Delmar ighway. J -" La Cour. ong Bartmer 6e ne! der’s Mg ere pewa. ay and Chip- ee Store in Your Locality and V. Krummenacher. Union & Suburban et Shaw Ar. Pharmacy. 4474 Shaw ay. Blue Ridge Pharm.. 5421 Southwest Ay. Earl Smith. Murdock & Markling Waither’s Pharm, Gravois & Californis Deckmerer Drug. Ferruson. Mo. Krummenacher’s, 30 N. Central. Clayton Maplewood Pharmacy. Manehes Marshal! eds xo Krummenacher’s, Overiandg Mo. Territory a ILSON’S EVAPORATED Wi MI CANTE- eae Each 10

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——_— ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ FRIDAY EVENING, MAY 28, 1996 ______—«soST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ___ " ; ; Strawberry Salad. ___ | Make your favorite boiled dressing. | § 4 oes ti set ious sostng |ouboriieins ee are ng. | rs) For baking bread and pastry | The best way to make boiled ham ie : ee of strawberries ms teri ree tor ~ | | ; - é, have an oven that will in five min- | juicy and tender is to leave it in the @ ga medium $ siz d berries, dust , whipped cream to the dressing and : |Utes turn a piece of white paper a water in which it 1s boiled until “@aty with powdered sugar andi place a eenerous amount on the ——. | | on crisp lettuce leaves. ‘center of each portion of salad. | | - eee —_—— mS |, . - ow _ | N WEEKS MENUS Leader for 22 Years ; ae Family Cooks Furnished Easy tae —~ ' * And Sales Growing Constantly Directions for Making i Favorite Dishes. Toasted Cheese Sandwiches. i BLANTON ream 0), MARGARIN HILE there is nothing truly ie novel in these sandwiches, (7! there is a trick in making jj, a them attractive. If a hearty i Regular $4.50, Special Saturday Only luncheon or supper dish is desired ‘ , ie : So a : in the MF Cost Is Slightly Higher then the sandwich is made i | AGP - oO form of an ‘“‘open” one, the cheese Worth Much More : | Bird’s-Eye Maple Banjo Uke being meited- and served. on one Blice of toast. For a more delicate. ! sandwich. however, that appears be With Resonator $3 85 & 1c Se ne aah ay, oP a ake yr . mr ; . os m tps ae.) od VR een ve as oeeieie emit en et an _ . ee sts si lal tn ant a ia ae ie cane ee ; ma = ye on Slate _ — ae Pig ‘ > . et ‘ 2 Aap 4 Md aS geil i Be a ae ih ioe aA: Lie ee. ne SS wee = eee. arty r ’ a v 4 ~ . . i . nf Fay p , os int Ps oe “4 = Snes “ 7 nn oe 4 ae smimetngene 3 sesliaiens etants nae one. ‘ . i" “ ~ a. “ a . ie Seas ~~ aide yet ae ee Phe a ene eee Ne weet: sie . - . , : — “ . . ’ ~ ee i ae ad ene ered alae als aol eke tk et ennai teas wea pesvaseetie ses rerrer oe eat Aen RN SA Me Retr eee. a Pema — onert se beans — x " o . 2 Wt Saks ’ a as] wine 4 oo — _ aretes ° wah en ow teach . “ nde: meyer Seer e~ Namss St Aba ton Lon oor's * t " Se te ee ogee “2 PEE thee $ Bs om phat $B er eee ee ee on ‘ nee) ag) ogra : ' a i ae Ae ingles «te ae ‘ 7 ~ ile é f pe ra: i ‘, ~, mes 4 a / : “ 5 : ‘ Pie i Ny a ants 4: a en ee oe Phe Seen Sn & moat, pre Churned fresh every day in St. Louis | Regular $4.75, Special pare it like this: Cut thin slices of | : oe ) ° 9 | Pee toe renee. if Saturday Only .......... white bread. Remove the crusts | and toast only on one side. Place ‘ | te thin layers of American ch2ecse on ae a > LA. | cf@i the untoasted side between two | Your Dealer Can ) tb | Just received, the very Your choice — Banjo Slices of freshly prepsred toast. WW Supply You id latest thing in a Uke— Uke or Ukulele oie Cut in triangles_and piace in the || wu the crackle finish. Your b : | ~~ Hi ook of i i THE choice of three color er nstructions and | before the cheese melts. = THE BLANTON ; | combinations. pick, only | Mixed Sea Food. erie, x | 75 $2.35 $3. The individual housekeeper may | COMPANY Nee AN OOS. Oy pie PALLET AERO BOR ne Dee MA DRA | Reh SR Se lee. ‘ ARR ae vores a + patil enaeettlinninetantite dons iain aetna den as he oven until well heated, but removes Start the Picnic Right! A large assortment of everything you | | , exercise considerable originelity in preparing this dtsh. ‘Have ready ne | hil | ms little ramekins or other baking | Spruce Street ' He Hellrung é5 Grimm | dishes and when the mixture is pre- ||| a f | ade BH each dish about two-/| ee CREAMAID ai Music D 9th & Washi thirds full and bake separately. For Ha usic ept. t as ington the mixed sea food, this should be fw selected according to taste. One SSS combination is that of scatlops,; =. bits of lobster and bits of any left- | over cooked fish. For this mixture a delicate sauce is prepared as for a white sauce, but season with some one of the sea foods used in! this mixture. Cream sauce and plain fish sauce are prepared along Similar lines. The whole trick consists in selecting sea food fla- vors that go well together and to concoct a delicate dish with a will need to make the outing a success! And you won't be disappointed in the quality. —— Ss ame o he OE UR POORER = He dh te oN, ine otswws mn oe “> Bree . Prema . . POE AMIN AOR ip meet + a eo vue a neler nly phe weyeR Am” rome 1 RD Mieepervs oe pase Ancaster ania on aatny . — teens Butk Sweet Pickles, dozen Blue Sea Tuna Fish, | 3 Oz. Jars Queen 1 O ewe Cc 1., -ib. Can Dried Sliced Beef. 12 Oz. Jars Stuffed Manz 37 Large Ji SE a a ree Cc Quarts Sweet, Plain or 3 M4 Oz. Jars Stuffed Manz 13 * Mixed Pickles.......-.... ule cn cw eck Cc Deviled Ham, Picnic Ripe Olives v4 Can eee hasadtadlinee nen harientteienete ee ” Pane hiese inet eagneaiinn smoothly blended sauce. Asparagus Toast. Here again we are using ehdspataee pane wee “are ~ ~ a nee College Inn Chicken Ae .,-- ‘hh, aa Web 68: OEE . RD Me 2 STR gE nee anes nN mg, ren ee an simplest of materials and in a man- | ner entirely lacking any sensational! | 'effects. Jt is simple. The conven- tional asparagus on toast is one Durkee Salad Dressing, Medium Steere ete Kehn Thousand Island College Inn Deviled ; Dressing Chicken King George Imp. Sardines, | Kohn Sandwich thing; asparagus toast is another. The same may be said of string beans. Fresh string beans with AD , a “ ‘ the strifigs carefully removed, per- | ) = = ie ah Th fectly cooked, delicately seasoned | | ~~ ao... | A Pg % and served with a sauce made from | AS SAS me At iy UE (7 * he . thefr own juices and flavored with ; SS > B.¥ Tigre as A, a bit of butt@ér makes a dish for mn oe AO pee TUS MS Aang rote OME Ne «7p: Holco Brisling | Beechnut Peanut SS EERIE oes 9 Butter ART IN A LENE es AN tit eben tinh tee _— — “ Quart Jars Queen NS EES STE the gods. when served on (fresh | oN eatery: ar aa eee dppb bbb h bbb bbe babe baabaha. 999999 99999999990000009000000000 0000000000006 tt ee ah aie ae li eM Nae eh a ee oe a ee ele ee s vat Das sees Gee mat CPS SESE ' eee hot toast That it offers a gen-| i | 4+ sige Beechnut Spaghetti z.02°"" DSc VOULING GRAPE IWICE For Tempting Sandwiches, Try Pomp Olive Oil a?" 25¢c PUPULAR BEVERAGE i vim MILK 3 =... i Page & A : RMON ] Crystal White Seap | As an appetizer before a forma dinner party many people are serv- | ing ' grap juice in tiny cocktail | oC e J . >> glaféses with thin sandwiches each | just a bite. This may be served in| ng O OO the drawing room just before din- ner is announced, or at the table. Top-O-Malt Extract, ca, 55¢ (One Can Free With Purchase of Two) ; ' |e all peepee RY AXED with mayonnaise, chopped olives or egg, what a delicately De gies tting, 020 onc-duarter| INY I satisfying warm weather treat, for the children’s party or play-time seein SSeS “snack,” the after-theatre lunch, in the picnic basket! . One can will — Juice kggnog. , [ e 50 SANDWICHES. , , ’ _ lime juice with or without a dasn A Beat white and volk of egg to- gether with fork. Add one-half Pink SALMON "a thoroughly ono when canned, fresh from the sea.” Builder of Body, Beain Eagle Milk, Can....19c ff . 24-lb. § 1 .20 Pillsbury Flour zx:...*12° (J. oS « a er ee eee and Brawn, greater in PROTEIN value than meat and eggs, richer in vital IODINE content. a | “ nea les Large size, g Sc | gs Pas Panes Gecoes | Delicious just as it comes from the can (take it along on the auto trip!) or as an attractive, eppeti=> pp doezen ee Partly filled small thin tumblers | ing salad, garnished with hard boiled egg, lettuce, sliced to and | : 0 ' with chilled grape juce then fill! . ; : : : ; 1000000000008 00000000008 ~ : ; : creamed on toast, in loafs, croquettes, chowders, en casserole dishes with rice, peas, macaroni and spag» FRESH MEATS with ginger ale. Men are particu- | ru larly fond of this combination. | ' : . cee — PAY NO MORE THAN 25 CENTS FOR A FULL POUND CAN OF are received daily in the Kohn Stores. ee eeerr™ anata hahaha tata ddd bbb bbb nanan. erous supply of vitamins and body- | Pure Cane L Ae einen) ix ad bs. 8 regulating material is not the least Granulated * that may be said in its favor. ? —_ , -&. , = ded * YY Grape Rickey. | ee THIS EVER-READY EMERGENCY FOOD! BUY IT FOR YOUR ) spark: NEXT MEAL OR LUNCHEON. CHEAPER BY DOZEN OR CASE. i three teaspoons of sugar and spark- ‘ling water to each glass and vou Will have a refreshing grape rieckey ASSOCIATED SALMON PACKERS ° Bread Pudding, ~ ' 25-28 L. C. Smith Building, Seattle, Washington Break fine two or three slices of bread in a bow! or baking dish, SALMON AND EGG *- nd ‘ use one quart of milk, two eggrs af tn saxpwicses’” = $000 in Cash Prizes! half cup of sugar, and a pinch of Flake one pound can of pink | Salt Cook In double boiler. until SALMON with six hard boiled ‘= Delicious Ways to Sery 2 «ithick and flavor with vanilla and eggs chopped fine, and meowten or ‘ lastivy a little piece of butter the | with salad dressing thinned with Canned Pink Salmon cream. This makes 50 sand- size of a walnut, pour over bread , into 3 , wiches. $500 FIRST PRIZE; Second Prize, $100; Third Prize, $40; Fourth Prize, and throw into a half a cup of ee er ee | a $20; Fifth Prize, $15; 20 Prizes, $10 each and 25 Prizes, $5 each [Sa . Every recipe submited wil be carefully considered. Plain dishes have jot a brown, | | snuch chance to win as fancy ones. Please state whether recipe (or recipes) has been : ae sso At tried by you and how many persons it should serve. We would like to know total | | cost preparing dish. Kindly indicate brand of Pink SALMON used. Contest closes August 31, 1926. But NOW is the time to send yours in! We sell our customers not the cheap- est but the best that can be obtained— vet you pay no more for Fresh Meats at the Kohn Stores. Spring Chickens, Ib. Corned Beef, own cured, Ib., 25c Boiling Beef, tb........... Sirloin and Tenderloin Steaks, Hamburger, Ib. .......... eg. Smoked Callies, Ib. Pure Lard, Ib. Green Callies, Ib. Chuck Steaks, Ib. Braunschweiger, Ib. Chuck Roast, Ib. Frankfurters, Ib. Rolled Rib Roast, Ib. Link Pork Sausage, Ib. .... Rib or Loin Veal Roast, Ib... 33c Club Steaks, each Rib or Loin Veal Chops, Ib., 35c Smoked Beef Tongues, Ib. . . Lamb Stew, Ib. Rib or Loin Pork Chops, Ib., 32c ' Veal Stew, Ib. ae "al Reema, a2 te rE Smee . . 6 , = i WF BE WMT UL pyrene Eve AOR — ti rt "i a mre ee . pa Be ae ne 8 a pen he = z VY Rk De ee ee Est A ead per a OneetRs - aa F g - = J hs CUre inc —_ wail See “eS ‘ - 4 Sh eal ga Be ss itd bes ee a ee TES. PRY pS ete ey - , ‘ ia. a 2 :" a ne So aed ‘ “ _ ¢ ise inn 7. - aes , ] ’ iy : . . : y ‘ae z ae, oe RE a ae a ‘ . : PY 4 ; \ ; “ s { a . pe fv hate - ‘i : ~ i : " P x =~ . — = | — CNV S S Srwowosy ASSOCIATED SALMON PACKERS, \Se \\' ' Rd . ‘ ' r \ oe ; \ ; ee | \ f \ \\ \ ;* 7 | \ Sn ee | VY, | 4) \ R we 2528 L. C. Smith Bidg., Seattle, Wash. i “a eS ‘ * \ pr S28 HH ; 3 | , a ~~ S “2 () Please send (free) booklet “Forty Ways to Serve Salmon.” 4 | s HESS | 2 Ye \ . as | ; ’ 1 \ ; Le > 1 a 2s 24 ¥ ie \e ' * se *. ‘. - 7 . \\ ' a ‘ 2 ¥ t “St i LEA | \\ > - ; \ \ \™\ | \ \ o | } ‘ . \ , \\ . a" | Pe oes C Enter my fevorite recipe(s) herewith in $1,000 prize contest. Made with Brand Pink Saeimon. appa pp ba hahaa baaphanaananinhininnr eer AAA dAaaDADaDaDDD aD aAdDDoaa aaa n’ — Send U. S. Dept. of Commerce Bulletin (free) on food value Salmon, and its beneficial Iodine content. ‘Name Address On 9440000404 * DORREEOA9A99999 00005 00000000000000005 DOO09000090090009004% 7 a Closed All Day Monday, Decoration Day CANTE- LOUPES Lack 100 ae etree 4g 8 lbs. 25 Each soft pad contains a special cleaning com At grocery—hardware— department stores GE 36 4 4 ; PA AE -*f Stata cae ets geeeneenaeeeee . ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH a EPIMaAT 208 (a te &. Se a. .. a oe oc is T= Pree «+ wei ae 6 ee 6 oe ome 6 me « Be: Se

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7 STOP ano SHOP ~ = \F S { ISCONSIN = if OD) LMERY SUME NEW RECIPES muand yom _ tant rnoe__ 8 sane FOR BEEF DISHES TrIMIT ATO CREAM CHEESE Peete are irnia «REAM 7c ( MPPs ae hb PAGE 26_ _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH as ne —_— a ya r — Aa Phenit American 1 7¢ uneeaed eet de : ' sie . .. Chemear; ‘.-Ib. phe > a . Ve sel more af thi« >rarnd thae Imp rted and packed —— fo them ‘toce- : ' ° , LARD 15 LAF apenas $j 75 ba r—earefalir seiected., rare al! other Tarceties if etr «eres mest particular cere. | 4c fe minutes t oven. Bi rai Week Onis pana 1 OG | so rounas tor ° Bfulty cored. carefully pecked | combied, Bowe? oi St os pe ; ¥ re! | + Over 1 TY ‘ T Sratget stock plemees te gerees In the new, handy wide mouth jar; i2r: %y-pine amar Pilg i cary COUNTRY . LE SAUSAGE MEA Ss @-es © @ @ « 20c ce aditien—is) si Le—per d-zen 4 ® ae {A> ; = hemes : ~ iaaiae rge 12 Oz Jar 1s n ..-pimt. ime - pent. 3% - , eioray | tials aid - e — American 2 cans ( fust is- made wi sasseg J) LINK SAUSAGE. 2 Pounds for... ee ee eee 45c c La Full Quart Jar— . 9 - 5 . . = -_ Maid (3-Ib. cans) Bees Ay be added or not. leaner ue cmmmemeeT 7d MT. AUBURN MARKET ser ae ones 8 te | HR ee € 6128 EASTON—WELLSTON Sandwich gery PRICES FRIDAY AND SATURDAY sped pickles, ems - Dbe Pai ga : : STORE CLOSED MONDAY—DFCORATION DAY Ae enables. : ma) one pound i St fewer sey || Beef , y Ider CANTALOUPES—Fancy Califernia: Jumbe size... ss. | | Brict or Cream Cheese, 2... . or Dill Pickles, doz. .._. S, | these ete | Sdn ike Sl 10 oe FINE CHEESE FRES 0G) Paes — , H BREAD -CALIF.CHERRIES, "=_Lb. 2: i : ; om AP ie eee nd £ . ce ficated a as = Oven-trest: bated iz our ows bak fe spam |prvag= BB] Caos’ PQ YAEL or toin Sees Savi era fen Potatoes =, 5 20 i rer D 2cv : rr S4c ” CREAM ‘BRICK “PIMENTO WHITE RYE VENA T 3 Sera, 10 ——-- 7 — -—- 16 z es. <a 5 the Beadgr- Brand frouaunte. . — id ee wih wl = anne fewe Coen LETTUCE sn 10 |= = =i is Blade. =< Neck Chops. Se SS ages ME ee eS | —— j Pcxie 2 ASHE Shoulders. 24 ie Pound 3 32 | Sat gare ak = 19H) CREAM COTTAGE | — 7 oc 10c 7c Ca Sard a hs wae C ae | wWiss—Country Clu “i wrapped ina heophe hes ms w health \ \ G2 = Lj Golden key Mik, 3 2 7 CHEES T §c Limnarerr—Sadgrr Brant ih teak. Sor Ramen Reeesteery woteany; aga | lily Peni: Package—335 pieces: low proce ron | ec Suite ie a canine aoa aioe ) . . BUC @GEEEBTHESE PRICES COOD ONLY [VY GREATER ST. LOCIS AND East sr 6Lis °1OR:) ii zz , ‘ ‘ HESE PRICES GCOD ONLY LS GREATER ‘fT. LOUIS AND EAST $T. Loeits sree”

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ire fo Secure — niform, Meaty AVES oct From Spain | and packed by us with rticuiar care Absolutely in size, tas ste and color. Man zan iLlas, 3g -oz. vines, agg jar Se; pint. a — La ree (oe ge 1% int. Sc; pint, Bie. 1 Quart Jar— Is Queen Olives—Dozen. .. a ider Vinegar—Pt. bot, ioe 2 13e ues Full in oval tin aska—rich, xture—tall, or oo eo rr © O° Re ie cae ee a ...3 for 28c Ibs. for 23c ..3 Ibs., 26c bunds for 39c = : 2 grown, ib.., Sc Per head, 10ci 5 rr — at Wau- No deposits or Y | Root Beer r Lemon le; "g rade ; pure, hh. rich, apn r- pri Kling: 16-02, bottic— | (Ue pint hetfle......2ke i ry Club—With de- _ sauce; no greater on the market to- “Jl tEAD | own bakery, of > your favorite VIENNA Hearth Baked; crisp crusted; Ib. loaf — [¢ h: Th. loaf... .8e ny: Ib. loaf... Re hage of 40... .9 ackage of 40. . i On oz" = a : ihe ee Fa tater “ Side - Buckeye Malt Wins the Quality ity S weepstakes | —— ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Every malt in the country was entered. From Boston to San Diego, entries came to compete for the national malt syrup sweepstakes. The victor was to be awarded the malt business of one of the largest chain stores in the country. Buckeye won! Quality was the basis of the selection. Popular preference weighed heavily. The integrity and reputation of the company behind each brand were thoroughly investigated by a purchasing agent acknowl- edged as the most careful buyer in the country. Buckeye won! Many months of consideration were given to the problem— laboratory tests to determine relative quality values were conducted —names of malt syrups were concealed from the chemists to insure fair play to,all—there was an absolute insistence throughout that merit alone should determine the verdict. Buckeye won! When a chain store organization whose phenomenal success has been founded on its ability to sense the quality needs of the public, selects Buckeye Malt as the exclusive brand for its more than 3,000 stores—you cannot go wrong if you follow its recommendation. Be guided by this conclusive test. Bay Buckeye and know the thrill of real success in using malt. Sold everywhere. 9 y VAI VE BUCKEYE IS GUARANTEED BY THE BURGER BROTHERS COMPANY... FRIDAY EVENING, MAY 28, 1996 MALT EXTRACT “It’s truly wonderful stuff ’’ EA, - ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH opular Preference! By actual experiment it was found that the 2!2-pound can | of Buckeye was much to be preferred over 3-pound cans of ordinary malts. "ALT SyRUP| URGER BRos.= ESr CIN pLISHED in3J¢ } - CINCINNATI . .. MASTER MALTSTERS SINCE 1874: - me EM ne ae ——- AGE 27 a | oaks» AEDS LESS TSR EAE ea Be Pe a oT RY a a DR , ’ — a a ss 5 Bes i » *, tee a ¢ eis te wa te ee Ors feet Beds at: Re eee So sgpy tbe ~ : eet +52 sa see 5 pe eens natn eoltiainaganamatinentiam eae - a a a Nene penta wo — es a % ae ee Rte ig Me ot le A hima, ee LBM, = Pe alee paieee ee POUT ip ge ane yt . ann natn speedeamnen . fo inaah rent ae ge pe eee yy AAI SECO ty LL ON Ry CN Siesta «mie pit Nesey we yee bg oe I CRIES EIA LEE FO PR ste 1 Re rbecay . as oon a ee we inet D tree OL OM DTS OT NAN. — erly Re te align: ms 7” — PPO CLOD ee Nae 1 el tine LAOS AAI RTOS NE GINA PETROS A Ce BP RS. ete Po tends aR ebsites, eee alpen spe toy. ei 2 eAirgr w SOR mn We saree a athtpie 2 = A [5 at if it te zo. Fhe ei. eh bie Tie aa hie [hie pe hin cif i at . > 27 ; t > Baty Sax che,. C= ies a aes AARP RPS eo — ie nate ay ¢ ial 4 7 ~ . a eae ae pt a - o = a oo n ‘ ra do sigh SS ee et eee ,

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: Om * z a “@ 3 ae ve 4 ae 3 : a ¢ ’ . 2 . . x “¢ q ra. & re z ae . > s ioe Bo 03 ; BARRE ARNE Ag ame 8 ~ AEDS 8: aOR og we a es nc ere aE a het 'p dig ss A di saa Sone pathos ALE facrsencctreryett pe SO Met gp gk we a ee ee ee ees ba i 2 a EPL Re OF: E> wags PAGE 8 & _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ST.LOUIS POST-OISPATCH: eine CARDINALS SCORE HALLAHAN AND RIXEY START.) ————— “ON THE HILL |. a = see me mH CARDINAIA AT CINCINNATI CINCINNATI. if A AC _ The Batting Order. ™ > - sad " * : a * veer - r F'n. or * =? ~ ee Pe ae ba + 2 : sa rt gers fe r _ > — = - ~ -*- oe -— tReir game &* = = a baa > — se = > ;’ - ‘ St Eppa Rix noth southpaw ~ - - - ~~ - Woe ~ S Ft 3 - w ekew - bet > tae 7 - ee ee — . = «-- > = - —_— én rn presse .+ X mii ;©7 - > - a ~ oo -”- ~ _ - - ; became sudden:y Li lig) morning . T+ Sum - Lal -— © Ps} he ee S > > ~ * - #3 3 * _ -_ ~ a - = _ariltets ; ~ rhe — — = > ~ + 2 2 heed 7 = ae whe 4 = " =r ~ rv - ae = - -- > ~ ee bu >. ae 5S >» * ° ~ Te re gs sn out ~*> ee “oe oe ea + aa ~—— a. > - — — * > tll nro ' . - Miss Ma 4 ~~ a, = ad > ‘ve Fe © -Oig - a _ ~ . — New €©rieans zr ren nto the 4 ~ es —_ ee a3 4: — am = WG ia en es ~~ , on bd > — | = — SE Bee Se ee 8 7 a co 4 + tin T ~* ¢ — gaefeating nen John Armstrong of _ . “4 o % - 2 . . > gs 2 ~~“ 7. ics SOD be cer, F re * —— ~ = ery 4 . Virx~ ire : 4 i- aa RUNS a THIS WEEK BY BIG LEAGUE CLUBS SATION«a* LEAGTE. XX =. EW. TF F. S. Tes. CARDLN L.Ls Cinetnnati it 39 8 % wd “wi he 3 fe i oa ot Dik we dm ot tk pee Bw it ~~ bs x os ret “vw & “esi “ti BH ww oe - VW Crist GS se o- -” re P~ Washington ~~ . - eee is ” Baseball Scores Sen ee ee | . AMERICAN LEAGUE. =a we Se ereses BE EE. SECOND GAME. z a s ~ be] J wy % » PHILADELPHIA AT NEW YORK. ca 3 * ? > .s a ee = 7 'e ~ : ’ “—, = ™, + = ” / " - oon FIRST GAME. -_ ~ ' >) —_— b : + . + 3 LJ o Pa ‘Prilad’phis Lt et 4 % - ~ . aw > ; —— i ; i ‘ acl o t ee H 2 oa cunemeenetes 2: sat e of : 2 . € - ~ eee % % Fe ie ~ ad 3 - SE Se: eee = 4 NATIONAL LEAGUE. > 2eestet se Ez =: , PHILADELPHIA. 00901 Ratte wt ty =. ‘ = pansonirs AT PHTLADELPHI j arr e ke a tated oo: » . Wie 80 hd 4EFUTi ~ ~_- —_— & ities aD ad * § YEW YORK vr ROXTON ._ ee ae - a ommreminn 04 b 3 - = _ ~ = T ee ae — = sd ~ P ~ -_ ~ i. a 4 + 4 = sant ra ~~ ~ as a Me Se, Se ms ‘. . r & - _ * _ a De cures > J : oy = _— -—-_ —_ ~ - .¥ ? => - -- = sa. Siew Ba ~~ . re ie . a dake * pe - 7 . z PT Tes At it + ‘ i*? : Mc A Gi: . -—- . ~ > — =-rade Lil 4 3 4 s : “7 - - bo > = . . -> - M on ton @- 13 a ‘ . ens — - . = 3 af i (an we. ao se ~ _ +> + . — ~— + > ~., _— =, — “ MU Bore é + ‘ S - ° o~ 4a? r * 7 . . *.s ‘ - 2 _ = - ~- {, ; ; - , —- he : ei, i ig = = i. * so 8 be * = 7 SE eaeins >= oe 9 : - vie . - i 2 Ria = 4 a 7° *. - a > > ° - ~ - — Genre its i is id + oo Sree ~— ad — 2 “ . i — 4 “7? = — = -_ - _ _— — 2 rer , ‘ ° bd :> oa - oe ? - 3 > 7 a _ a! a din = : ~- & ai? ae 2 - . 2 7 2 *2 e 4 + -~ x “ p= ae 4 : a i“ st Se .~ 4 » a : . , , - . - ~s = . ‘ Se - ~ - a > 4 - _ _ - aba'S - = s 2 ~*~ = = _ ™ ed ~“- oe ~~ ame - = = 4 . : be _— - en ear a*ter - eee nz - oe - i > =a =a ~ ees So J - e - ede 3 Mead - 7 “ ~ _ 4 - ~ 7 ee -— a + ss - _ PE a 7 - . aFr OND RAC “E—$1 eee. the Farmirc isie isiming -reareoid« and un. “rst div isten. ane mile: art i. wot! i cer ‘ om oF" Wen 27 et “ oe —— - —. a ae Big Hea: ae fos Le Lid ~ i” [ok De 7% =-i2-l. Batteries: Sarriss, Pate and - :, _ & Se .arce * iaekgs: ¥ 7. ww - Ti4 ; = i “Une "4 ‘a ne Pein 1 43 . ~ : ; . ‘3s “or Aa ?*¥arnmia ~ a i : — ; 7 — rm . - —— - _ . Me appreach . ™ : 3 . and > “ , 4 = : * ' * t43 = ‘ “ 3 ~ é “ ‘ —— . 2 | : 34D Jae K sort La Vai n . ot . Maniean. Sxnerts generaliv nceded th = - — a ee ‘ >= , ~ + ~* ~ * - Ss a = regr ? ? * “ — => ~ 4 + . aftain S 42> oe 2 > 2. co : e- Zz + a Pa _—— - TU4iae* > A Rie = + ? y i « — ar _*- . a >> ~ - - _ - rs a ytee ’ ; - ~ 7 - ps i “4 ty: por Tere . a a S ee ‘ine —_ ; : 4 = Ls cad oe oy . See! er 7 re] - -* = 33 % - "NcAukti euthreke Mie Gud mated te fx . = a ng ea> the Sr a je show 7 *o > Korean. show. $$ oe z. z BELMONT PARK ~CRATUCHE~§. °*Br she itgsoctated P--o PY -ert race —Hay anderson. Tipperarr Marr Forebode. A‘thel A“gecn ~ — 7 Eel _ = es —Leida _oghtac. Sixth mce—Captamn Jack AURORA SCRATCHES. Pirest race—Purmaier. Molinem. Lamberieck. Nileanem. Drange, ~- ~~ , “Si leen 7 eR Mar Thimt sace— >. PoOrmpous pore Queen Gees. Fs and er Pegs “SP — ‘art Pauiedia ais & oF STP aenP rs 4 es BS 5 — z “A goee CHURCHILLES DOWNS SCRATCHES Sr the Assomated Press. es re “= or 2 =p ur oFe ¥ ars 2 ~" — * = 4 Res = is —o i 5 ene ~¥T? = xt 2 ae — par a ee . o JackDempsey ~ Todays Bloodies Nose of Racing Entries i i i ee i i Musician-Boxer At Woodbine. Weather | lear track fas ‘ 7% “rt 22 4 > oo '? ~ ~ Oe! a: ee he “ 4 z + Sed os. . aed . J iced — 5 MEMPHIS 20 a3 wt: 43 - : ; a - _ - ~ ’ » ar “eq > —— + i = a7 - by 4 ‘4 * . . > —_™> ~~ ~4 ~ “ - ~ . ~~ x -_- - = == * thnmnm & « 4 - id — es ith WOODBINE “ RATCHFES ™ * nm " — — ~~ ee ~~ ~ % 3 le exrpec's Bp arocKk Fee a ; Wilts or Gene Tunrey siliiv and r- —— > 7 Loe itd so as Ju ‘ a Deroy oa OS atment h 2iminustered ie ® J £3 - % ~~" eae > o> > a 4 - ™ ye MH x aa m4 t TT. ‘cui - _ —— Zz 3 . ‘ ne 3 * p 4 -_ - & x@ ae -* ao ? ~ on = aa a epenent off his feet [it was a *- ar nes ” > “| 7 4 7 er >4 ‘as - exmifitiion of the champidn here Mayor Behrran 3cea ol = - “53 aa = > oe . - Ss aa ae 5 4 i @u 2 S sra m4 me 34 ; rr. echitis — ~ CAST Ne rs mR 2007 Si TOUGH is sles Blu ah at os ed L 7 Wee — Z Pag _— Aiusie : A a vs wi Ss x > Y ris 9 . r 2 s = TM ta ~ a o , a a itta i rm t ; rv? 7 Q5s% a sy " " ~e of. “ws - > % punch ¥ taking 2 in the sec. 289 PLAYERS WILL ’ nd eund wither —_ hee , Se ne ata xcieee COMPETE IN BRITISH spo Hileman ' — Capt: Hal Carries Top Weight *\) °° - Late Buscn OT CARDENALS .. 22 300 512 Bud Houser to Lead Southern ==: 15 ese a ie rai. | +3 is. mise Vestinntinn?s ein soi ake: “iieaiadiiaiat ania: 0 Minden snneiee Basarmneure ‘sas $F m- peerty oe _ be ~ ‘ on a ] . Pt ’ , poy _e % am? Se Be oy “ 3S i . , nm OeT ' , Four Rair sare a ‘ = pc jie = pt ht ee ~ 26 $3 “uw Lor oi *Peguct ‘19 “New York = 3 .474 .4287 .45: went im Feature Race of 3 I ph itadeiphia 15 22 405 471 395 California’s Title Quest Z igier F . 3 , ' etm Bestan — a-— ae 7 tarrishurg , | . - : ~ " : , ee _ ‘ 4 = 4 c 73 = ee aig [14 I+ the Ageoctated — Sunday “chedule. . sf] a] 4 i me A. ou 4 a | 3 1 ’ sae Ki i New } ; -— - : ae J . enone —t. _— ot a a ei ot . —_ He _ “sAWBRIDGE. Vase —— WMurvh vr sb i¢ Benton. Sy Jamiesct + , . en a 4s - art Ages. § v maces ea™-S Philadeiphisa -— IS 561 371 5.x ee a ee . — ie ae a oe ae Ne renea * up and i te eae. * ‘ . b a 3 ; 3 . “a : ~~, - ~ a a 7 Is . = 2 | ° :” , 4 ——~ -_ 5 re a ‘ St es me. 4 s itt 3 ot Bi iiexkt? . a ‘ —— ater _ - oe ix sizith-ro = a é — ‘ ‘ . ~ ~ at = im . , a i ° , » a? - > = ” : - a morrow « sing | *Yorck > Rams ) Chiecage — 9 S37 343 S524 Aatcietes trom 42 institutions were ; = -he morning from - « - 4 . > = “a MMi NctaomR - Derreet , j j - , i ‘wv se by bs ie we Ww Pe’ 4 e) 4 A we ig staal _——— ’ SF Shs + il ts ah. ’ -ntered in the fiftieth annual ! - 2° op ee ms j , ‘ _— : - , ace big. : Boston trat Booov JOS, 3 > WMS -5 pound "5 Ma ° ipa BROWNS “9 545 + ae a American amateur champiEs, 7 = - SDecia. ine Mnst-Dispai ee defeated by Jamieson, 4 up an Gmosen won from G. ©. Rifte j i A ee re Pe te 4 . ~ 4 *@¢ a4 A ’ > y 4 4% : * » + ‘ poe t me ; > be > » | é & ; . “eee Ss : tWERICAVY LEAGTE. m great part, the winner of to ri « up. while Brownlow was the vi " .- : . r lins Srewns “-ll-2+. Cleweiand 3-!1@-2. co Ws “ONG. ever VW 1. Murray, + aad & : ‘ is 4 “ZX Barteries: Wingard. Vanucilder and The Easts Bepes rest on Har- Ping Brilliant (off. = — Hargrave: Buckere. Narr and Lb. vard Yale or Prineseton. its - , . ace * 4 - ; . Roth the Amertean and his i , : oo Sewell. cinniitias: te " Si aleaiieas an ‘ = F , ~ ° ‘ 2 a 5 4 As . on ~ ve “ . ——— — . | ¢ ea stead! 2 ‘~ ~ 7. —. Philadeiphia = o. vw 4 hin en _ a Pe Le i aad : ae a Pe eg Sa ~ yep a ~~ ss - ° >t + . soe z —“~ ™ ae , , . . a . a “I - ) 21: Woh se ractuc _oast & am .. Mi of che da browniew putted ~~ Baca ) mb mpia | t(eehrane: Jehusen and Rael. , . . ie - ro x, . >> 2 - - —_ ~ + 7 —_ . : ° snatiedtie ‘ 5 ”_ ~ -_ - . . — ‘‘hieage 3-i6- Wazere -\q and Hargrave: Sherdei and Viek ~~ on ; sii : “t i on . — Wisthio- (ineinnaati = =o Cardinais 7.2 "Harvard amare “rons. . Reisen, ack, 2 iaGS an ' IgG; es oe _— ++ am : \ (secend game). Batteries: Mars and aarvarid seemed ie t beet as — ass EX . - ening le Serenth Race. $11 safest rearcicea Pieimieh: Johnson, serkhren amd chaiece Gf Meeping the “ie om tie , eecing : ming e¢ mile and “) rarts. O'Farrell. 4ctlantic it had enivy one erent I . e reg Stent Sixtr 3 — ao : A hs Philadeiphia 3-~-#. Breekirn 1-5-8 a 6 Or wien ae ~ (‘firse game’. Batteries: Witcheil _ 23 an‘ered in beth dashe= cate ong | 3 ‘lage coteesiaidiiaaaas o=t Dest- and Wlilsen: Petty. Erhardt and a a ee iN eae es are - SN ee EE SC ge O'Neil. Breekiyn 3-18-48 Philadei- a a ” : aex ‘ er ear ~ack ast. phia i-—3-2 second came. Batteries: se SS a : Sams - aes Oe } practi- = 2 WeWeeary and © Veil: Dean. Pterre. "~ YR 0U8 evens ? " hs Cltrieh and Henline. The Tir pi Lampion _aptaim) 5 >- i ' " ? Te eT = ct ” : { hieasze = 15d, Pirrsbarzx — =F 210 “ous y:.lCUS Bees. Bs $Oat- ai i “ers in Batteries: KRaafmana and Hartgert ‘ar the existing shotput and discus. ba wlueiy anmown fere in ‘1° Oldham, *heekhas. Songer and Smith. _....:. ee a : : , “ 12 i rair Grounds was Geert. : Pap 5 sts. is aateon’ . | - , he existing marks for both ~ : 7 i nz 2. is - 3 ar r Rare Yew York at Besetean— igen va * 3 — ‘ - - a eee eos Re = a Sestedintslis 11S age as $9 er. En ae Sse ~ a 7 WESTERN as ee atsng — — Tomorrow $ Schedule @e Bartes, aiso. of ae “ 'T - : = iin imother whose tame mar be writ Series - A al riches iIMERK AN LEAGUE. tee a : ‘aes > ; . ; foward th | Tost Tereliand a us ‘em upon the record pages. © m is ad . ge See : ~ ’ 2 on ie - _-? | oe » ISSR Be 2imM ne . s & t .#T*s re ia oe. | ey re wmosey then *2e.4 eetered Wh oa “ a. teed one round ‘a4 Via 28 . ; ~ ~ — wit J0e is : $ei*.etvied *ntmes for te 6=Brtris Den > tr “A -_ T3 LARD EM "2h + » * % ot > el > . 4 me a hampion then car R 2@ ; ws aim ane ° x - a. ~ een Lees — vee . , “ os sa 7 . Acexville through a Se 4 - ; "« - es ee =——y> Ts fe -.@ ~~ - ~ ~ - gi 4 zt eee a ribs as +s, — i a a7 . Lidert M } => -~ ‘ “> * ~ | ~ , 7* ; ~ Ba ef . - i - tT ~ ’ oe eas ex ‘Or sSOme reason > ‘ ~ on - > — ~ ~ : : =) 5 See ui l= 1* > ze + a . aes = : 4 iudience was 2éhe FEIT TO z tie wt we a ~ ~ ss *m pee ‘ : 7 flee > ~ ~ 4 tm % ‘ 7 2g . . % x is . ° - - ee ae + yor Beked the orusician in the nese and WERSTER >. BLAIR | . ’ ‘ ’ mn #} ¢] i i f a - Gi yg SRNR Rare Mn . ; ‘ > We M > = a “ * r r —_— aae mtgeag? ier mow tor Et Springs, where te ; . : 2 Leahy 28 = . wil? Ar Sen ‘ 3 wo SY i ui | vy .* - - > * ie aad ® . ; . “ ’ t a confer with Tez Rirkard We rise ; “ a . . " Ly +a aan | : 7 ’ gives at ®XZ TU Divion Worcar + a - ———— . = a9 . — iia i es ; arm Ser ~ + Seat Neroce : ' = ? : vr > Te ve ee go + t& - ee a ie eel ‘4 - 3 .7 2 te organization im jer 3 a — ‘ = — * ' Ped ee ‘Toe i + t rt as) i a «ma St Tear « ae ey . re?) get ec : — . as gp —- “ a . ~& : é ‘Kis eet rine a z ° — tw % . “ - “ humpion,. Ear! Earicksen. has mot | Sit Dy witched >ail--By Geeerau x ae cunenr Peo RS 4 th OO a OIE NOR a IE ey. -- Olive Se. @ Soild at stores and barter shops. deaier cannot suppir Hair Dress ny gr Perfect fitting banded collars t do not fhe: nk wrinkle nor curl. Easily laundered Made by the Makers of Arrow Collars Golf Shoes $5.00, $7.50, $10.00 and higher Better Value Dollar for Dollar Ee fail-siszed bottic a a be sent for 3 Glo-Ce' ue wet oe —— — - Ine. 6511 MeRinieg 4 A STEIN & COMP! les Aageies, California. seme Penetration OP PORTE kere pm an Orn |

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a Se YORKER ICTOR IN e ola Coste | Victor Over ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SWEETSER- REACHES BRITISH GOLF FINAL; FRIDAY EVENIN MAY 28, 1926 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH — JONES ELIMINATED PAGE 39 a ae sone Brownlow’s putt was short. second was halved in fours. Brown- low’ squared the match on the third by casually putting from the edge of the green to the brim of the cup, while Sweetser’s second putt ran over the hole. Sweetser missed a holeable putt for a half. usey, 9.7, 745 i Lay | ls First Play in Fran nerican Team Net q Tourney, HOLE MATCH —— —— Brownlow After Great Struggle —U. S. Amateur Title Holder ocClated evens. 5. May 28 -——Ren e 4 | Howard Kinsey, 4 — ; Loses to Jamieson, 4 Up with @ drive and a brassie. The | a tWO-set match, on 7 ,hole is 458 yards long. Sweetser’s opening of the oe and 3. | Second, with an iron, missed a n lawn ROAD LEAGUE ST HALFWAy the Post-Dispatch. Today’s Results. MORNING MATCHES, *1'¢ a Sweetser, New York, de- Robert Scott Jr., 2 up. gr tence Jr. defeated Bobby ae a és ; ar. May -§.—Thea half. 3 Ecoes, Atianta, 4 and 3. tion in the Hard Ro Ww. B. Brownlow defeated W. A, | schedule of the first haw 7 y, 5 and 4. ; g, F. Simpson defeated G. C. ‘Killey, = 2 me ed yesterday and finds tt & well. bu nched, ex leading Dugquoin and the Murphysboro pretty SEMIFIN ALS. jess Sweetster defeated W. G. | w, 1 up, 21 holes. | } club, Ten q 7 Arthur nes remain in the first halt s. F. Simpson — rthu ses on July 4. Jamieson Ifa. wo } oe ° ay Ss. results: to the Post-Dispa! ch. ' MUIRFIELD, Scotland, " ankfort 5. urphysboro Zeigler 3; Mal May 28. 2; Ruduote te iF re 6. Benton and Carter “less Sweetser ayPowsed nye ona His second try, with a niblick. n date, | athe stars of the AM ric ysteny oe a’k~ went to the green. eas ae am, wil aerd “i tg pete Sweetser was in some short Club Standing. § gon, young Seotch player, in |rough at the side of the s~een Ww L. [a final of the British amateur cham- | with his second, chipped past tne ae ps + 1 909 ship tournament aes tomor- | pin, and sank his putt afte, Brown- BS a r ; ow. , low s long approach putt haa - Sweetser won his sixth-round ure at Carterville. match in the‘-morning from(Robert | = Scott Jr.. 2 up. It was in this | -catur High Wins Bround that Bobby Jones, the | : American amateur champion, Was the Post-Dispatch. E defeated by Jamieson, 4 up and til, May 28.—Decatur Higigimpson won from G. ©. Killey, 2) se —., a pitchers up, while Brownlow was the victor sterdayv in innings, 6 t¢ S ay, 5 and 4. for Pana fanned 15 batse pover W. A. snag “ioe Play Brilliant Golf. Both the American and his Irish “opponent played the steadiest golf fof the day. Brownlow putted and pproached with deadly accuracy, 4) Sweetser recovered from | "numerous difficult positions to get - halves. Sweetser took the first hole when H ankins for yy innin #5678910 11—RHS Decatur, 12. es . 2—6 8 ew te Se e eB fy 1—5 9 r League Standings. to | Brow nlow’s cup, and the hole was halved in! ‘threes. | eighth. _missed the same trap, |€rass bank and just bouncing over. | Sweetser ‘against Sweetser took the short fourth in par three after his tee shot had barely escaped a bunker. Brown- low’s long downhill putt ran past the hole. On the fifth, the Irish- man laid hi& third, a short run-up from ten yards off the green, dead the pin. Sweetser’s approach Was almost as good, and they halved in fours. Brownlow was on the sixth green gaping trap by an inch but hopped ‘to a difficult lie off the corner of | the green. | the far side of the velvet. His chip dropped on low holed out in four, to Sweetser’s | five. Sweetser Takes Lead. “On the short sev enth, Sweetser’s six- | twisted twa, fect off ball stopped the by line. Brownlow was bunkered Sweetser’s bal] on the narrowly hitting the Brownlow took two to get out. first, with a spoon, his falling back. ser was just short with his sec- ond. The cards for the first nine: heeeetes 345 344—326 Brownlow Jones™ brilliancy of Robert Harris was lacking in his match this morning. the first and second holes by ing fives to the Scotchman’s par ifours. The third was halved in! » A ' fours. Bobby took the short a birdie two. but went two down again at the fifth when he missed a} one-yard putt. The sixth was! ‘halved in fives, and the short sev- enth in threes. Jamieson was deeply bunkered on the eighth and Jones won the The | Brown- | footer for an attempted birdie | the | .044 444 355—38 | yesterday | He lost: tak- | fourth with | j hole with a four. lucky to halve the ninth in fives. His tee shot gave him lie just over the edge of a pit in the middle of the fairway, —— -NATIONAL LEAGUE. W. LL. 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RIS GART NO METAL CAN TOUCH YOU : ; + second, but a beautiful iron to the} —— | Sreen caught the Scotchman’s' | n rep eague, | ee In third, and each took two putts. pe... 1475 Athletes Will Participate in Events at Francis Field This. i The cards going out: | UR a aaa i 444 046 ace St. Louis U. High Is aioe Afternoon—Roosevelt Has Largest List of Qualifiers. Plead as Fad, of lo tas 054 25353 345—38 ° | Opposite | fe | - and Will Be All- | The cards for the last six holes: | Awarded All | Draw in International Rie “4 é S80 | Round Trophy. Th@ sixteenth annual track and field meet of the Interscholastic | To y »S = f , : : % Fo _— urney. Seen Cotte eee e eens 5453 5 4| | Country Day School won the an-| League will get under way this afternoon at Francis Field, Washing- amieson,. a newcome am- | oe" : : 7 ar . pionship colt eee a oma nual Preparatory League track and|ton University. Field events will begin at 1 o’clock and track races | s rolf, layed faultlessly ; ‘ ae ' , . | throughout the 15-hole struggle field meet at Francis Field, Wash-/at S. May 28.—The draw Sweetser’s Uphill Match. \Ington University, yesterday, just About 175 athletes from the} *n (Cl). Clorrnek (S$) ow PARI la) Sw ) | +4 MIDGET “BitOaD JUMP -Horch (Ce? | the women’s singles in the interna- Sweetser came from behind to nosing out St. Louis University | five city high schools will take | Czar (FR). schmidt (By, Poehimadn (Cl), BO WOMtE 2 5 Lowi . oes : [ern ; ; ‘ , : ’ 7 avis (B). Lawler (R) . - | oe grag consistently out- High for fir8t honors. The victors | P@Tt in the junior, senior and oe 75-YARD JUNIOR LOW HURDILES— | “onal hard-court tournament be driving the Scotchman, he was put- scored 41 points to 40 for the jun- Set clases, GU: of 'WHICR CORRE 18) it ieee ce Kare nt, McMahon | ginning here on June 2, places | Ung poorly and won only one hole e i ; ate the final reckoning of positions. | seNiGR 120-YARD HIGH HURDLES— | Suzanne Lenglen at the head of the of the first nine. He took the ninth Gidd ior Billikens. Western Military | In the preliminary heats last | be eber rt Fae ty (B), Hails (sp. i- : . : - ; Ac oWe hir + 9 ti ei CO} , by 5 to 6, after a fihe brassie close lddap. | Ac migsnnacd was ide with 29 points week Roosevelt High placed the! yuntor® i°0!yar eS utRpipe_ | toP half and Miss Helen Wills at to the green, and an approach DD ‘just received from nue finished fourth. largest number of men, 43, and | Fee eller es ry (B).\Compseon (Ci), | the bottom of the second half. Thus which stopped a few feet from the Minneapolis is comforting to. | ¢,, a bi. grid failure to win the Soldan was second with 37. Beau-| SENIOR 220-YARI) DASH-#Maver (BR). | there is a good prospect of another cup. Scott missed a shot putt Ife a en Te SEL Ree |track meet, the St. Louis Univer-| mont, Cleveland and_ .Central| Bele ta) mie tmcncom (5).| meeting between the Preach: Gua - ain ee : olters—tnere. wt. ss S, i sity j ‘ sates . 4 7 pee aes eS it B), eeman | Sweetser lost the first in hollow! kes gulfers fee! like transfer- vont a ag ceri d some ea 25, 24 and 22, respectively.| SENIOR 229 LOW HURDL /ES—-Richard- | American champions. E re “een ae we ’ / ree » 1 be ce Jane tile eee. ‘) win 1e Lane rop Vv, bs e entrv is . } fon iS) arrett (Ri Mail (4 a Kulia j * a - myie, being onse in the 10eem See ring their civic affiliation. 'which is ard 1e school SENIOR ,. (R), Whiting (S). Sommers (5) | Mule, Lenglen first plays Mme then in a bunker. He was bun-| . of ea Minneanoli It —— en Ce me : pong ie "elas ron wien tee tee _(B).| MIDGET SHOTPUT—Polosky (S), Jan-| Peterie of Hungary, while Miss ace ras State atl « S av all- i ¢ tic | . ‘ : sic § “ eS te | a ’ _ ice: ? ’ he cay | 3 |‘American missed another short, -about double that, or 830,000. relia te Averill of St | tn; | iiencke (S). Campbell (R); Tanner (S$), JUNIOR. ae ——. rr gg” ti i) | nerais, and Miss Elizabeth Ryan putt | According to this, the Mound City |! ‘s. Averill of St. Louis Uni-| Beesan (Ci). Hill ¢ } English (8). Pani (Ce). Carfoil (8). eeting Mme. Danet. This indi- Bot! hot ‘d itl TEN 'versity High and Poos of Western JUNIOR 50-YARD DASH- Bialock (S Ingram (Ci), Heikowitz (Ce), Stel-| ae pO Ke , j Both had bad approaches at the Should be equipp: wWita - had 9 apiece. New records for the Jacobs Ro: Rossen (Co), Mirkay (C!): |man (C1) o ’ -eates the possibility of Mile. Leng- + aie Bas T. ' 7. ’ aii en ee “ ‘COTGS 10 Lil€ agner (Ri, (rand (B) » , , ? et ¢ , pegath, being lightly over the | ae COUrSES. league were set in several events. | JUNIOR 220-YARD DAS a eee (S) ey? yt eg eee (BD. jlen and Miss Ryan again coming ereen and they halved in fives. | We have ONL AND ONL Simond Cy Louis tT iWieh nat pe Ste baggy? jag «pce f Jones (BB); Sommers (@). ‘Shaberg mR). , : . 4 . together as se nifinalists. - ae : : sy . ae " ‘ : . ‘ ’ sol. 4v . 7 = Seti a AVIFO { #2) Tranze { 5 ; . one i A sweetser snapped his fingers im- HALF, neither in shape to per- ‘new mark in the mile meni 4:54 JUNIOR BROAD JUMP—Wagner (R): | HIG Wena’ a ' a Ww Lawler (ci), Waoodsile yrih | The 16 names forming the bot- | patiently when he saw that his mit dependable Uqurnament play. , 5-10: Averill. St | Louis 17 ‘Hieh eB aun ia — Pp Stu cker (Cl), Weber 'R). {tom half include two Americans, : 4 . , ee ‘ 4 ‘ ii, al, 4 Ait . ? neram ©}, mn ipson i ; t: > pson ‘. . = high Sir Light iron shot was zoing If our City Fathers ao not see nut the 12-pound shot 40 fect 11 sg tore 3 ree YARD DASH—Cummins (S). | -— eT HIGH ae a yg Ze , cay Miss W ills and Miss Browne, Mile. over the green. The cards for the! ; iat , ee hinge tip is ‘ eine apeele oehiman (Cl); Duggan (Ci), Clark (R); Mvers (R). Heider (B). '| Contoslav j F , ie ty: ae cards for the in these figures somet ung to SUr | inches for a New record: Sheldon. De Largey (‘S). Kidder (8). a | JUNIOR eiehen waren Duerkop (C1), Pe- -ontosiaves and Vidi Viemte, twe rst nine holes: them to activity in helping golf, | Country Day, ran the 440 in 55 sec. ae eae “hi Suen a as sant (R}. Roston AS). Barnes (R), An- | Strong French players, appear in Su eetser . .é ie ee oe 4 4 ) p—42? they ought to be operated on for | onds, and Poos. Western set a new oy eee aa ie! }, ~ srt con adi 4.9 9 $—989 cataract of the mental vision. ;record in the broad jump, leaping _— wah the second round. 2he 7 The homeward cards ‘ mae ae °0 feet. 8 inchés. ? BIG TEN TENNIS” Wills will probably have to peat | Sweetser. 434 3435 354—35—77 | Summaries: Mrs. L. A. Godfree or Miss Browne ee 654 345 365—41—80 Page Mr. Dorval. | 200-YARD hii ie ae. 4 . 48 9 TOURNAMENT ENTERS |to arrive at the semifinals. It was Jones’ putting that caused | |” Hirh, first R. AE ia Nace a ea R ) SN O ~ ‘his downfall, in addition to the lack | FTER the first publicity ex- | ond; Kee St. Louis ing Beng hind ITS CLOSING ROUNDS eee aa 3 grt: gS si0Y . Jack Dorv: a Time, 10" 5-10 rea i of inspiration that carried him to : plosion the Jack vee = owonge be — 2 JUMP Terry Cnuntes Thaw Ares By the Associated Press. i¢ his overwhelming victory of yes-| 8ation seem® to have simmers Pon. Wesiern, second. Heuchan. St. |$ 3 J B b 1 CHICAGO, May 28.—A _ nar-|) Other port on | terdary } sniiibiaiaa — So 4 | down to its last 300 words. 2 OU. ‘Hi ch. third. Height, 5 feet 7 da S e a ‘ , { i er ay ‘ Je missed holeable putts : : | “te } es, i rowed field of tennis players from > ; > + + ry lIgac ‘ - °f> > j « P| jof three or four feet on.a half dozen| _ But the last words were not | oxe. mite RUN—Simond. St. Louis t. | ee Tem: ances. tes Pa es 40 and 4] | greens. while Jamieson never faileqd | Dorval's. ee a f om I eg, Pe Louis T 7 . :j 3 all alll al to ge, aow n in two. Jamfeson They emanated from one Time 4 by a 10. (tee el ~ "4 t j LEADING HITTERS. ow ar 1 € closing rounds of the played 15 holes in even fours. ; kK nute Hansen. at/w hose expense | PUT a 4 73 a a NT> e@ HOT Avert!) -S+. NATIONAL LEAGUE annual conference tourney at the _— ; , 7 , our pom Vee wae: E iis : mt: R. Putney. -Couptrv “ " ea ae en . ROSENBERG AND AMES | Some of the Dorval publicity was [| nay Secnall Hei! St. Louis 0 ch. | Player—Club. G.AB.R.H, Pct. | URiversity of Chicago at a pace MAIL ORDERS FI | “built u | third. Distance, 40 feet 11 inches. (New | Southw’th, Giants .22 69 17 28 .406 | w - ‘ ( Pp. sonnet* i ou w ¢ zian agro . +. which demanded championship RAW) > é lave been | POLE VAULI—Terry. Country Day. firet. | Traynor. Pirates .35 138 25 51 370 ; FIGHT TO A D Knute appears to be aN ae 5 ILE Vat Ks rerr Country Day, firet | Breastes, Meee 36111 24 41 369 caliber tennis for survival. aM aa . c arto ryt ‘ efeat 1e ( , —- AUIS igh, second: oO ° : os i. “ eB 4 VELAND. Mai 28.——4 harles Outsmarted into a d se i he di | ner, St Louis 1 High, third. Height. | Lindstrom, Giants 32 124 25 45 .363 Speed of the play increased per. | (Phil Rosenberg. champion ban-! not deserve. He writes of his we 10 feet Leader a hg Mae today: Wil- ceptibly as the sing ee tamwe Phare, and Willis Ame a A kron, alls Bf ad knockout by Dor val. | ~ =f ¥ AR} y) Dns R are (“our tr son Phillies, 426, - as e singles competition ' 5 a need « —_—— ‘ i = . ; i2s eetertr eccaond ° ia ae, : : : panior lightweight, ™ ee a — | ‘It is all a mistake. I was in | Hi ches, Western, third. Time. :23 5-10. | ERIC AN EAGUE advanced into the fourth round. | no-decision bout here bARL nignt. Gie Roo al Nadie adh ihn : 1440-YARD RUN—Shteldor Country Day. | AM AN LEAGUE, lowa dropped out of the runni TO MATCH YOUR SUIT Newspapermen were divided in their es sooneys place ail Gay train- | “ ¢irat: Cor gan. St. Louie U. High. ser Player—Club. G. AB. R.H. Pet. |. ning lopinion of the outcome, some giv- | ing and along comes Teddy le — ar sie feacotae * . Tigh, third. | Dugan, Yankees. .26 99 10 41 .414 {1M the second bracket games yes- | Any Style, Shade or Pattern ‘ing Rosenbe: = the edge and others | Hayes with Dorval and Kearns. lprecrs THROW aceiiiaias Wenienn tees Meusel, Yankees. .39 152 33 60 .395 | terday. PRINCE OF WALES, $4.90 UP heliev ins A Zz.¢€s had the better of | They asked me tO box and I Averill il “Tt. uis LT’ Hi gh eecnr id: Mai- Ruth, Yankees. . ,a08 137 51 52 80 Illinois fared be + . } Genuine Palm BBs Priestiey Mo- the contest. | said ‘sure.’ Well, we were mix- | 108 fe at. Country Day, third: Tristance.| Burns, Indians ..39157 28 58 .369 a hair, Tropical Worsted and Rosenberg weighed 122 pounds it Walte fively and I dropped ‘ae ne - i ee i Goslin, Senators .453 163 33 60 365 singles elimination, but faces a | =. gm hs ' Sono 9g SoS ™ uf > wait A i Ls HURDLES A! ‘ F : 4 : fio A REE | my hands after a clinch. Jack | West yen first ee rs. Country Day. sec- , mrss year ago: Hale, Ath- stiff fight. Indiana is not com- a i Made Me Pants, $1.90 Up let go a right to my chin and I | 14 oP iy ee omernm tae. sims, | etlcs, .454. * peting. Two matches in the third ade—Made to to Measure went down but I was up in & BROAD JIMP-—Poos. Western. first: Me. HOME RUN HITTERS, round of the individual competi- home. T buser : IK eT . ’ Ss | Ail lane. neem trey Tray second: Groce. St Plaver—Club HR tion opened today’s play Doubles jiffy and wanted to continue, jbut Teouis U. Hieh, third Distance, 20 feet | eae ” : ay ; ap ad Pine St. Shop Pine $i. he sto na ¥h aint ities ) 8 inches. (New record.) | Biestih, Weekes ..¢csse seecces BO Ape advanced into the third | : -_ PP ( nen anc ere, ne esn-YARD RUN—Ehbrenfest. Country Dev, | Bottomley, Cardinals ......... 7 |round. \JABOPEN SATURDAY TILL 8 P. os NE . first thing I knew they had a first: Rice. McBride. second 4g gts hes L. Bell, Cardinals....... coscee F | Story that I was knocked gut. | lou's High. t! i 1 ae a . | Meusel, Yankees ...... cocccee © | cen Well, if that is the w ay the Vv do a bed 2 SP Sree c ray Ken « = nina Simmons, Athletics ........+-- 6 | it. I want nothing better than Aver’ s Louis 1 gh, third. Dis- | Hauser, Athletics — a ry Fee 6 NS) fs) : . tance, 129 feet. " . eae eee ie yg is | a chance to fight Mr. Dorval in . Poaogg ii Male | a Hich (Keeshan. LEADING RUN SCORERS, 5 | the ring fer one, five 15 tyan, Strong and Gross) fire Player—Club. RA. | Ye] Ie OFFICIALS ‘tales re: Bob T 4 } etart- ientt.. Tae. kkk 000 « 6 See . 8S S : on er Castle i i Rooseve High! clerk of ' . vents: Head re Reber owe ani Gehrig, MMMOCCH ccccccocevese ‘ t and could not offer any opinio: SS n, (Chamina | 7 } é ea ieee = . ee Campbe)i | va ‘ de . Mec ai os Conmie. TOROS vice cad eddies 39 HY pay more? A five- is to 1s at illitv, but if they want re thd sate Nie anes ‘stead timer | Biewstt. WiRRbe BO. c+ dacccte oe 38 d 1 bill b to try him out just arrange a | PR Learock Jr. H. E. Younz (Country | ‘ a ~ . Ollar Di uys good ve b » | s : 4 } Tt « ) a reads x ~ T ous T High Jos LEADING BASE STEALERS. * I a match for me and then we } ce Rm. ¢ Judges of field e ae Piayer—Club. sR, all-leather Shoes in this Will know how good. he is and Head judge. | (John Burrouch*. | oyyier, Pirates 11 ’ | Sead 3m een tg wigs 2 a oS ’ i; PE: onneaneoaewke | ) VM hether he W il] adeve lop ee: ae “is "Dat } ae er (CC sal a oy Mted, GOMOD ..ccicvesccerscsoee 10 Summer s newest styles. contender.” dian cof prizes, Brother Ma McBride) ee, ee fl ° 5) 50 different models in Ox- | ” ig ° | werorene he, Wetec, GEE 2 ci ccccsone deans bay Look O Claud | BUCKEYE CONFERENCE Wimetien, Gamttinee: 6 . N A N D Pad oO M E N to overshadow completely the | jin the conference and ordering the | Quisenberry, veteran catcher for the —_ —_— derby moneys won by any pre- | Buckeye association to disband. , 'Mexico Athletics, has been signed ce ' | , ] ; The “Bu eve association includes | for the balance of the season by the vious three-year-o ai. ena . airtr ai. anibite tn eee Fulton Stars, Central Missouri As- - CO ieLyes pic fi ‘ « Li ; i j : . “ 4 hese of the Ohio conference | sociation member, it wa sannounced Bubbling Over is quoted at 2 | and | which have been members| here yesterday. Quisenberry suc- A eae - + & aah Ste riot ones ceeds Max Farrington. to 1 in both the Fairmount and throughout S @xr!I ~~ s LOW HIGH- the Latonia, and at the present writing the race appears to be Sian — ie ——————— PRICES GRADE | at his mercy. i sil ; } ‘ Qric o - - ¢ “ ; mount, ate en SO “If You’re the Man Whose Collar = GOODYEAR ALL-WEATHER TIRES UNITED STATES ROYAL CORDS and a doubtful starter in the Fit, | Want to See You.” / a event, probably is the most dan- Does Not Ft , All New, Clean, Fresh Stock MILLER GEARED-T0-THE-ROAD CORDS r 50c. Glo-Co Come 6511 McKinley Av@e es, California. 104 & COMPANY CHICAGO NEW YORK LOS ANGELES TORONTO from | which he barely recovered with his | Bobby was a difficult | cerous contender he will have to face in cither race, it appears al this writing Haste, winner of Wednesday's Withers Stake, is a possibility. Thus, if present indications de- velop into actualities, Bubbling | Over will be the first horse of | all time to have won three der- | bies, worth an aggregate of over $100,000 within the « space of | practically one month. | a - a7 Pay and No Play. OMPEY, . s great rival i tucky Derby, is still the future books the Latonia and 8 to 1 for the Fairmount, although beaten } ly by Haste and others in Withers. That's where the “play hettor gets it in the neck. chances today are 20 to 1 that Pompey will not start in either event. Pompey considered Bubbling the Ken- page in at 6 te i tor ad- the s* or pay” is now in the. East. On June 12 he may run in the | Belmont Stakes tor 3-vear-olds | under practically Derby condi- | ditions. It is worth $50,000. To ship to Latonia one week hefore the Belmont Stakes or to Fairmount one week after, would not be good judgment, good fi- nance or good for the horse. ——— ee WALNUT PARA 1g. cu AY 2. 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RRR MRI i! ORE ue = Hae natr es ony at ee eee ee one ee ote ey = a bi a x a Pty dm A on ay hu S $ silane ee gas een tance tt non . Sota 2, whe e a . ¢ ms : *. aE Te Eo Se De Se Se Be Ne he Ee Ne D2 i hs Be Ho EE 2 Me le I le Me AI ee Min dln i A A nn Nn An kn Bt ln te Nn ts i le inten cts fs eft etn ie nef PAGE 4¢ ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SHAKY — OPEN HOME STAND BY TROUNCING INDIANS, 8 TO" poe Miichig TOM ECK, TRACK COACH | ~~~. TWO-TIME WANE (Mi an and AT CHICAGO U., ILL ; _Last Night’s Fights. (OF BoYs FRIDAY EVENING, MAY 28, 1926 Ate Sg tam xs ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH * Oe : four-run lead for Ernie Win- that his } udgment was good. a P‘ui~s s + ; te in the first two innings. And then the fielamg of the Browns $ + : Ba4 tierin they saw s then in one big inning ° 2 Wir was not up to its usnal standard. ; LOOK WHO’S HERE [linois Favored = -.- sein. = f Hol, Barred, ~ Says He'll Tal Case to Co ; —— > - . ote: : q away a ee i i ee ester s to Sst, for the al 3 2 a G % pe - a ~— — TS i lO ¥ ~—~ e+ - — Tv - ' a r e ess (gard Ddiasted trom — = CLEVELA ‘ - — e — 4 : ™ Cay - ee a —_tidenn: net ‘ a pieneer trainer of athietes for | New York—Eddie (“Rid”) Wag- Sy maratho U Imphes silt ‘The bombardment was #0 ries to give them confidence. They | _ & £0 6 Bifie Ten Teeck am feel veers 56 veace Be ng rg = AA v- ee md the shots were fired in are all tied up in knots, always ; , i ae a cary ev years, tS cr: k +. i= ser. Philadciphia. beat Phil Me- Se entered thi ‘heavy and the s re i228 it vig angele tence corer fey Jamieson. 1. f... 5 2 2 : % Toda at the county hassital teds He has - . pense Accounts Wer euch rapid succession that before fearing the worst, and inasmuch as Spergecs, 2 * 1 » 4 a Meet Opens y anit: deanna anit alia Wedel ty | Graw, Detreit (10). George ( ceurt- Rosert lL. Pr we bs ; pss a le - . € ad ee > ts ¥ ee od : sa ; a x” NY) Padded. he . r hea — , = “ ad re ‘ - : ‘ ted Fra | teord . i? ‘it was realized that Wingard had the Worst has happened —me i. « ss 3 Se i or aoe lowa City. of Chicago since 1915 handling dis-| Bey. Okiahema, cutpoin vue wa x - on ; -2 +% > | — > Tti2T ~~ - a ore ed TtieT esta ~ ~ ~ a 7 ‘ ; i en a3 t collapsed, the score was tied no. JUS. :or a Gay, HOt just i0r 4 J. Sewell, os.... 3 I . = 8s ance 1! . Meody. Wales (10). Nich Guag- = .:-na- rawal. > ; see aii Ar +o se ook ia 37 2i most iwarse t = S?34- ° ee ial sii Be itn: a -_ ; — = That happened a coven times week, Sut a _— 2 ink Burns, ib . 4 1 = s @ 8 A z e stacs he aided in d*-/ eretie. New York. knocked out Ray With Pro Sst out of ct an the recent trip. during which son, they can be excused = “amma, r. f 3 i) o | 0 6 a i ta Press. veloping was JIcie F he miler most like ——_ on the : ; a hasnt > Asanciated Presa - - Tayler. New Orieaus (2). Bert kely candidate for ail ~ the Browns lost 16 of i193 games. being so cOcK sure. Hargrave Was Lutzke. 7% Se, oo , ‘ TY Ia. May 238.—IHi-jand Helen kev, a (Ricage girl a a “ appears 'o be Jos pASAL ENA, Cal, May the Bi st 19 0% = oe sis ; “ : ad saa P Lawes, Engiand. odtpointed Mick- | : Trendalt V Clev H - t “Jum - orried sick iPS os * riiss a i Op ie: sew ei! al . 4 a 1 1 " 9 a = A-x9 oe + -~ x - ; + — ~ a «ee 4 caer a ee : ————~ eS ey Gill, California {4}. ! — rais pae vaulter, | With the « pse of Wingard four -Anc ne€ G Ee ah : has > contenders to- ' amen. sem ing fer tet cnamp.o2 . ‘er, eee . 1a . ° : " e 3 sg sa Attack After Speaker’s ‘ : , of 1} ad. the Manus tried to choxe ai fly in | Barr, p. -..... 2 = SF Fi. sf the them near the ton Cleveland — Charlies (“PRII™) under expert "ervisien, wi prom further competitien 1 “- the vanishing OF tne Lé - stat ae -aaggueeetions “ ry a5 * - oe r s _ — , es - "our ane one 2 ii os laste us ——e t> e gevenilh inning a’ 4 pernaps MrNuilty owpecers 9 " ci] 6 " a aa a> e * ial le . Ww 2S ik = low Triversity Fab Crus htiirdier and mile relay = Fore: ae Walter Gerber had a chance it a . BS eee = ect oc mn iowa ad =) feecht a no-derisien beet with on — ee —s » - * 7 -¥ = ~ > | Ts 2S + ade se \ " ced B = re toda th - rT: - a we _ a —. - - ers = - ae =? t Led . rn " ; ? . . . double play, but~he saw an In-'*5 or - “ BROWNS. Field Finals are scheduled tor to- ancn 2 : Weis newspaper epinion divided. Title c. decia? as Na bes . ; maeectaee am m . 5 = - — ee * a ” > and Tie Score im Sixth ais, racing for the plate. The usually is a sure catch, pinca a ea A o- Beets vauit | meé feeeteall (20). to | «fight a coos 1 gong Seaggeradaen . : , : ) sr ° Organization indian had no tomahawk. He mo pinch Riee. rv. f. oi ie i 3 I a i) ns i Pea va : sie, ameaaiiaia -|amn 4 HWunn. +wo-miler {krea—Temm-r Hugche«. De- - Amateur im ° — e - ii oi a -_ 2 hon Mellie. *b z 1 rr) ” 5 Aa No = = = Hott demanded tha wanted no scaip. All he wanted fhe woives stariec tO 2 ee : Z : 27 nt cmos mak ubi : 53 a =r ‘ . , . . » 4 tas +. ~ ? | ad _ +: - a = * — spr rr - was to er a ¢3 at %, ame plate and the sixth at nen 52 indian et a! = er. 1d 4 a 6 14 o “ a Lad ; comm *ae _ +] i2 s feuchn fT :ON ue onecrosngee SE hey an e ;. no ~id " + we _ ‘ — me si Bn- 46 SO worried the SX f re. and poor wee Bex 2 eee = - Williams L f 4 th) 1 3 2] % - . chbarg*s agains Err ra. ee ee Hartrare. ¢ 4 0 I 1 i I 9 ag Pp, oF 2 = mn Boston « . 3 a a - er ne 7. | ;? ra? — er 3 a cc -~ a3 - ‘ne -- = te on om i cae +s tore a W ime gar 3 iS! "x Mr Maras. Zh 4 1 3 1 = 1 3 7 Tt = x that on = ad voted mot to , - +. ? - > w - i ne - - ear Ge So , =. “ a % GS. A si 6S ie * - ,. = + a6 es . = P = ic is ihe few followers of the Rrowns |-a@y€u - ” oe ‘i darobeon, «. f 4 1 1 1 a 9 mts. ar =t iin ofa Zi , competition by Hoeft the plate. one toward first, and ever. Elam Was equa oe "2 ae ae | : farther (oan y ; who journeyed 10 Sportsman 7 ee ac ton late Be-ermna foi- epee LT oC ee m indians Gerber. ss. ..... — i . a 5 mmittes Stated that actio: > = ee ae: P .4 ni *s ¥ a au a 2 meet 4 a BStU --. _ ‘4 “a Vircan-d BP. eevee 1 a C3) * > ity Bre ‘ans = > co eas " aw Jenc > Park yestercay afternoon fo see — 2 with n _———— ‘natalia ar the rally ana aida . eT: -°O ‘wo Je = ‘ - e @ ‘ 6 . e = - . . e . . ‘ + na — — te 5 ; t+ — 2 — a . > o> 4 Sisier’s mén open a iong stand at failure to complete that double and one run im 32-5 nings i iin sees aim wt ee & w -bala is z i- aithous® it had pcm im pe : - ; > - = . ~ *- aK AD S & - : ~ “7 5 sid : ee “ = * Ty 4 > 32. ” 4 ay 5 he T ~ bh, [A Pe “certain 2 ormatic home, and perhaps to learn first play cost a fru * s Spree Punch I| S °. Be Ps nl ee 4 - - 3 - et caused the astonishing ac Burns’ homer tied the score. The old fasn: a Cleveland eo0000g410060— ; - = 4 D> -+ -] a-*-s - - it : ‘ > aJ a a. a2 . - : f*. iimmmph, S to 5, in the first game |. ys-sranus’ throw to first when |EBOcKed cut re, | Two-base hite—Harerare. Jamieson. LUGGAGE CARRIERS SEAT COVERS | fag been ender eee * : ‘ © MC MaADnUS «& - oo (Sees Ww getting sever hits an seven TunS Mazus. Jacobeen. Three-base 4 it«—Jamie- chars?s relating to exorbita: of the series with the Indians. he could have caught a runner at >.> * celarts in 3 1-3 innings. ang see. Riee Heme run—Surns. 3 Sarrifice a aes, Se ae ™=ars 89c _ aes Even in victory, however. th . late Ther 3 t-te. |i°- SC gst sae, 7) > heard: $1.58 vaine pense money. activities im ex “ a . a4* . —_— = iii & ‘ 2 ese. Si E wg | : r ta 5 és & pai - = - “~~ -« > - _ ‘ es te & ~ . ba ° "Ts ne : - Shits! 8 Tio Pa. Shere Wee BO Nee getting fou s fai off | a “eer. Eice. Suenker with motion picture rig Browns were not impre “sive and 2 ho - se with McManus Tra . spite - = >. +s Wingard. V angtider Denahie Har ——j_ PUT hem A SUN VISOR sen o : - , wh i a i . = ' -~ ~—— ha = »- a _ _— - on rt -_ re . i . rT ces ax refu there were many things about the Rrowns had a lead. 7 to 4, at the ™* a4 x aston MeManes a Sewell tw “Spurgeon to Burns: Wingard : = as ” me : pt o! my niet ‘riz ane s c= tH 42 aS (.erber to Sisier ~ hy lie—] . ens n fame that made the team resem- +¢ime, one was out and a man on sine - her . seen ta ely oe * gree _ ble dust what it is ? i Sl oa i ore “I JouDbie abc i® sing']-s. and & Base on balle—Off Buckere = off Van- tion bad been broug a sie just t it is todar—a tail- +¢hir anus chose give - +4 neles cil ” [' wi I rf ‘ sage ar ha rew a pass a Ss, nz S$ f£imer =. © mgard. I +f Karr I % a . % = ~ “* -~+. ) , " lay ~ - > Pnanberrtecon 7 Pe £1 yer -- , . ¥¥y ners. © ~ 2 Fuspe 2sion In the firet place the spectators Rrownie lead was sufficient, and nary + gawgaliogs cee . animes: off Vengiider. = hits. 1 run in wn te tmited snout tnate — mode ~~ again: m2 2 a a heat a Ti he - 2 3 a3 at? ~ > 3 em : te g iimitea @ui ¥ ere - saw the Rrownese go out and pile McManus can cite results to prove a¢ an azairs ‘ - @f Backere. 7 hits. T runs in { 14 Tuq 5 parses we mad 5S 1-3: off Karr. 4 hits 1 run m 2? 22 Parking Lites é ord [ager _ eased cn exorbitant expense BRPEPEPPPEPEBEESEBEREEEEEEEEREESEEEEEE “Ride With Joy on CORDUROY CORDS aie rowel Sidewal! Protection Reg US Fut Office ON THE CORDUROY BUDGET PLAN Buy the world-fameus (ordureys (Cerd« with patented SIDEWALL PROTEC TIO \—ertra larers of corrugated rubber or the sidewall Quer tremendeus buying pewer and erenemical metheds ef operatien put ws im a positien te give vou lowest prices om credit terms. 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Or Bumperetts STOPLIGHTS — : but it would be verry funny & ng pertod o riis cr (es 2 eé . % 3 MRR bee eg New “Teet Toot” Horns, court of fudges to hang a de ‘ — Campiratien “ep $10 vaine $4.95 e P : ney # changers - ___ j and Tail Light 7 we ant because they found ft im eS aa ‘ ___ | Stop Light —. — ble to obtain clear evidence. ae | : é cenentisie: eee acim ooemeeenen = | “In the meantime. I have de : , s + O SUPp ,ARGAIWN: HE to follow the example * the see ces ; " Sz s Been | american runner Sheppard, sows ort _— - = Pz Com. Sense Salish #ez., years azo wert into court as ave been 2 work o 805 HIGH STREET | Simoniz Wax or Ueener __ the A. A UU. and was victorio: 32 salvation Perhaps this o- McKinley Hotel Bids. U. & Galleon Gauges...__ Prout Ready for Court Pig! BS Sea ah po gy elgg de oe By the Associated Press. ge : WORTH SIDE BRANCH2112 EAST GRAND AT. Fa eet ~--seeeeee- BOSTON. May 23.—The A “ORn-.dence in Sisier and ea mm Northwest Comer 5 Near Water Tower tty. Pugs i ae fie ready to meet Chartes [If such censtruction is t> be placed Fighth : W ngt _" ad CEntra! 5414 — Colfax 7348 i cg barred N:¢ rian ,le vawlt: Ee en era eRe eee "Soca bene os STORE OPEN EVENINGS DURING THIS SaLe ee ia. courts. Wie ee Som et a “hig < Sos Se I Se See Se Oe Oe ee ae So ection a ee A a Sn Seta Fo Sam Fo So Re = 22 Sa Fe Fo S2 TS a Ho He aaa test the A. A. CU. action throug ee _ di ‘ . Other Stake Events | ’ ILLINOIS STAKES $5,000.00 Added Fillies two years old—Five Furiongs and a Half SATURDAY, JUNE 5 ee ne a ne a ee ee ee ee ee ee, Ne eee Oe JEFFERSON HOTEL HANDICAP $5,000.00 Added Three-year-olds and upward—One Mile and a F urlong SATURDAY, JUNE 26 equipped racing plants 1 in Americ: ee peg ma ames ti from Hotel Jefferson ~ — art ar etter ee pean (nest asia a . A iG OO ON ay? ————— negliteees tg ee ile ii die ieee a Lyman T. Hay, President Matt. J. Winn, Managing Director itt 4d. a 2 te na pe et ee: eel SSeS SN tg ee tt et a 4 Nestling at the foot of the beautiful Collinsville Hills, FAIRMOUNT PARK, with its substantial OPENING DAY of 3 32-Day Spring Meeting | TOMORROW (RAIN OR SHINE ) With the COLLINSVILLE HANDICAP $5,000.00 added Three-year-olds and upward—-six furlongs The Feature of SEVEN HIGH-CLASS RACES The First at 2:00 P. M. ee te ——“—— Fairmount Derby Day SATURDAY, JUNE 19 staassfilanastieasesta ttt tan atin erin eatin dian nae nama atta ita aia aia ait fin its tie ain iin aii teat maa ante ipa rae a Se tie tiie ia ie eee a lag " gnc eesti . 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x: Les Ben te’ Pa ie: > TO milf, Barred, Says He'll Take - : a. BOYS’ MARATHON §=--« Case to Court r Probst, for the Past tw, et i pe paste of the Tubercy} s 4 Implies Ex rg for boys, will AA. U. — e this we pense th, year, his fathell Accounts Were 2 obst, announced | ded. a Srowing eta,s | - na nm as the rea ie ni 60n for robst out of the eve ely candidate for ~ o be Joe Trendell, who f| . ond to Probst on both oa Training for the marathe ' ert Supervision, Will o | ound Sunday morning ee ~ @en with motion picture rights to | pip performances, and refusal to ERS | ‘keep engagements on plea of con- nickeled. 4 had been brought against d glass. th eperens is “It is not true that I have been ‘S@eter A. A. U. suspension since a es were made against me on exorbitant expenses ac- . and activities in connection fwith motion picture rights,’ said 1 ete r “So far as I know, the punish- 'gent of barring is not legally pro- vided for in any athletic organiza- tion constitution. If the A. A. U. ee ee TFERMETERS — exceptional value. y — ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ | SBY.S 1 a % S % in front of plate and bOunces back, hitting him. Is he out or may he run for first?—R. R. He is out for interference, if the umptre see it that way. Bases full. Two out. hit by a pitched ball. Batter is On the way ce an, my = . ey ive 7 PA va Mga ae ee ng y, . ache a hn te eg yy. 4 ? P mn - _ ‘ a4 $ eth > are ae ¥ Wo &- janes: a i eed is bats ate . on S _ y n Pm ee rey er net! ete ha® I term tree te ae C625 | '@nt because they found it impossi-| allotted, 26 other drivers today .. $1.19 “ble to obtain clear evidence. were ready to take the track in’ “In the meantime, I have decided their attempts to land places American runner Sheppard, n. Sense Polish 8-0z., 39c roniz Wax or Kleener.__ 39 S. Balloon Gauges Secee $5c Prout Ready for Court Fight. | By the Associated Press. td Jacks ........... 78c BOSTON, May 28.—The A. A. UV.) ae 75¢ te ready to meet ecial Prices on Everything barred Norwegian pole vaulte we the courts. William © chairman of the Foreicn Rela — a Committee, today accepted strate tectete eh s challenge of the track star to p gal channels. (ij test the A. A. U. action throug ' to follow the example of the grest years ago went into court agains: tthe A. A. U. and was victorious.” who | 2™onge the 33 cars which will Start the race. While Frank Lockhart, tional young Pacific Coast driver, was bringing spectators to their feet yesterday with two laps which sensa- Charles Hoff,| broke the track record former] r, injheld by Pete de Paolo, three old C. Prout, | heads of the racing game jockeyed tions their tiny mounts into front row the | positions in the race lineup. They CON-| were Earl Cooper, who did the 10- h le- | mile qualification test at an aver- lage of 111.735 milesan hour; Harry 4 ~ Hartz, 109.542, — ‘AP cepartment for cool Clothing sixteenth - ” ~~ & efor busines ¥ - 7 THE NEW ELE RRARRAEREAA RERRARES SSS SASS SS Se ee ee ee COOL SUITS sport and vacation ovr! Vaties Expertly tailored by hand and tailored by expert “hands” who ply their needles upon Tropic-Weight gar- ments, and nothing else. Tropical worsteds, silk lined, hand tailored . $30.00 Sammerville Flannels, silk lined, hand tailored . $30.00 109.186. Other drivers 'were Dave Lewis, \Jules Ellingboe, who Phil Bennett qualified Shaffer, Hil! | Dr. E. W. Shattuck, ‘W. ; ‘rant, Anthony Gulotta and Fred | Comer. Herbert Jones, a relatively inex- 'perienced driver, hovered near death in a local hospital today as | his car scraped the retmining wall |}at the north turn while | traveling at the rate of 106 miles an hour yesterday. It ricocheted across the track from the upper wall to the inside of the’ turn. | turned turtle and hurtled down the track dizzily, coming to a stop up- side down with Jones pinned be- neath. He suffered several frac- | tures of the skull and is not ex- pected to live. | sil _ NEBRASKA FORWARDS - LOCKE’S RECORDS TO was | | By the Associated Press. LINCOLN, Neb., May 28.—The Uni- versity of Nebraska and its sprint- low AOL is will be firmly the firmament of track 1926 feats are officially accepted by | the National Amateur Athletic | Union. Athletic officials at Nebraska to- | morrow wil] forward to both the | National A. A. UL. and the National | Intercollegiate A. A. records of the | Nebraska “comet” and his running mates. ing feats is sought—1®-yard dash. 9 6-10 seconds. made by the Missoun Valley conference meet land at the Kansas relays. Ties world’s record now held by Charles Paddock. 220-yvyard dash, 20 dual seconds made by Locke at meet Both ‘than Paddock’s time of 20 &-10 sec- fonds. Half mile relay. made by Ne- 'braska (Hein, Dailey, Davenport and | Locke), in 1 minute 26 6-10 seconds pat the Kansas relavs | ] ~ 'souri-Nebraska -~ 4 meet; British Golfers ____ To Oppose U.S. |? By the Associated Press. LONDON, May 28. ; Two-Trouser Mohairs, silk t T ED RAY will lead the team (/ lined |? of British professional all colors eeee $25.00 golfers against Walter Ha- | gen and his American stars at } Wentworth June 4 and 5, it was >| ‘ announced today. Other mem- (| bers of the team are Abe Mitch- . | ell, George Duncan, Archie ‘| > Compston, Arthur Havers, Fred | Robson, A. Boomer and G. | Gadd. | ‘ E. Whitcombe. C. A. Whit- » combe and H. C. Jolly have i: been named alternates. +4 | i i and Leon Duray,. | Frank Elliott, Robert McDougal, | Cliff Du-| |a result of injuries received when |: ATHLETIC OFFICIALS ing ace, Roland Locke, in particu- | entrenched in | stars and | record smashers if the Cornhuskers’ | Recognition of the follow- | Locke at ! the | 5-10 | seconds, made by Locke at the Mis- | are lower § WOMEN who rive cars well and want to care for them equally well « i. ¥ > a % HOSE women who drive cars realize that it ruins a motor to run without oil. Now, thousands of the more careful ones also realize that it is quite as necessary to have the right oil. oe ne Se ss BARGAINS FOR SATURDAY W HATS | * $30 and $35 Yes! We are closing We MEN’S| them out; a large se- | lection to pick from; this season’s newest ghapes; up to $4.00 values, hr AGE wth, Ee rinhy we a ARR AN AON wy . ees Rue PEA EP ROE AS RRO OT Rage pee ony porno ae ~ Spain oto naa eae a ee STRA x As ¢ i ’ >? Sy : i? hy? TT Li Leia Viet Rata gates pOmmeeaannnn es 1: 40008} 9 1. etae, aOR, . CAM Omer ahs Biante For years Veedol technologists experi- | mented with oils and oil films. They made shades and weaves. Single and double | SPECIAL SHIRT VALUES See Wedewate thousands of laboratory tests, hundreds of aa: ee road tests. Finally’ they achieved Veedol, - - € also conserv- ative models. The biggest 2-pant Suit value ever offered in this city at this low price. bottom, the oil you can depend on—the oil thae gives the famous “film of protection.” 1685 Men’s Shirts; odds and ends from our reg- ular stock; all the new- est materials; neckband oe and collar-attached; fi sizes 14 to 17; values NX Es oN up to $3.50; get your ax = Qe This Veedol film, thin as tissue, smooth as silk, tough as steel, withstands the heat and friction in your motor. It protects every part of your motor, every mile of the way. full Summer supply at this price. Drive up to the orange and black Veedol sign. There you will receive prompt, courte- ous service. Your dealer will gladly drain and refill your crankcase with Veedol. Then the “film of protection” will care for your motor. But be sure to ask for Veedol by name, C $5 MEN’S PANTS $30.00 TRUE BLUE MEN’S | ae aadene SERGE SUITS f 4* MEN’S MOHAIR SUITS TIDE WATER OIL SALES CORPORATION 25 mohair and tropical wor- $ 90 . —_ ee = i eit ete, meres and All-wool French serge. $@.59 —_— = dust 56 stripes; specially priced. ee sizes up to 44 sted Suits. extra special val- ves at a saving of less than half _. pencil Suits in this special lot; a real £20.00 value: while they last, THE AUTOMOBILE GASOLINE CO. Sole Distributor 4605 Washington Bivd. DElmar 100304 > \ WE a BROADWAY & MORGAN <PO™BC-ipe — ee EEDOL Economy Oils and Greasaa \V i . H ' ‘ — menesaeen : © “~~ =

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Aa. Py oe s ga ST, @ _ ws Vom ae a a i ese noe m WS ill oR a | . aa a bs fe sah tas ke ae ae A 3 3 @ Set al r ie : PA 2 OT. LOUIS POSi-DISPATCH ee: VENING, MAY 22, 1926 POST , : E 4 hie Lot 31 a . DAY EVENING, MAY 2, 19% _........._._______. . ————_—_______ | 1 = , y ' Zz x = . ‘ ; = & Be 4 i * ee ’ oa "4 ce a ™ we “ _— ; > —— : o-hee : 4 wane A = = 3 agi for Purchase of C F o ~ = A , f= F ee, * ~~ - The S 7 ‘= _ a be Natatormm for $5,350 ¢ ew Bond Mosey Introduc : = an ~ z ~- ; ~ . d orc ra ox “ ~?3. —j- , - : = Ah propose ‘imance call 4 : ped te expenditure of $57.54 Po ue ‘ Pe es , re fun 3a far the — ? - . a“ » - _ ‘ “_ aap? oe “poernd ‘32 yy a4 = = 3 = jee the Crystal Natatorium at a ( e 4 - e ~~ tn - eT Term nes 7 = = Fad ss ~~ “ and 3 nanatne iad ’ tse i —— g swimming po for Negroe = -™ ~ .ced in the Beard of —_ — introduces * : 3 ae | man today by Alderman Wa “# sme request Of Park Commis | The property ‘fronts 132 % e e. : [er cook avemse, and is 187 fee olume of Business Transactio - ee | ° : Sa edinance is adopted, woul | | “60 dra: from an tem of $2 3 i= the bond issue for recres ' 1925 a a os Laure! avenue and the alley = I i eT 2 Ivenue, Wag 1 moard. and promptly : ‘i Xs Peeosi ident Neurn of the Bea 1924 ‘ BO 2 es se : block had compiained that eu 4 erg of the Garavelll restaur: | = De Bualiviere and De Give | 2 parked im the biocg™ mtade u i egary noises and tttered street. Neuns secretary. Hariy. was among.the com ’ : : an‘s. Alderman Lang introduced 1925 Volume of Busines o ‘ forbid parking on the eas Ss Transactions 7 “a cuteaiont avenue be ? >. val P| | » @ of Bu Lafayette and Gever avrengue Siness Eceniies eween 6 a. m andé&pm i Barrow street, with car track: Tanc believes a “no parking” would reduce the danger ef . @ents. An amendment to the g law. which became effective Besday was adopted }b ythe 5b providing for the appcintme gs beard of adjustment in 2 @ues‘icns by the Mayor inste br ‘he president of the beard lecn! terartment reco rma the change because of @ : tien as to 4 La > = iolu tiie C ? ee. ; REFUSE TO SIGN CITY | Devixion Reached at a Caan Iiwus . ' ‘o3 est; 1s - -“_ > « se : ’ , , : ’ . r 2 . % . ° ? tor 25.000 additional Uw orkers. ‘° Tears oi 4. Pa ed T peedar Lorin + + | Dusiness record alter poe atch can only be described ; his residence at 4195 Weeteis , : Pia ; ie as 3 Ler mged whet. | ; es pe Tv. oe 3 ne . ef>T? a2T3 he eweriner's Diicrometer on a Billion Dollar basis. “The BILLIONAREA’, therefore, is more than a market eo 7 , . : a rern came to %. Lewis mm tf! of a Newspaper : name, it is a market condition which justifies the special TOME 222 was manager of the Spool ¢ erie, = S500! Cotten Co. teok place yes da morning ‘from Christ Chis ~ ar oo C2 (fi A (y fo seal %, ae | 4) fi) er a?) mt _ . ec » ¢ . ° -s - . . 4 4 es rived by his widow. } the relanca oi outa annually, which is greater per family than any other marketin 4. 4 field for profitable advertising and selling, it has few, if 4 Lansie suigu Ga , America, with one exception. ag ) : daughters, Mins Adair Skt Population r - — anv, equals in America today. SE on” yencne p tmauen ae Dollars (or Purchasing Powe TI . - , ’ h . J B: 4- Mrs. John G. Hopgins of Washi > yYOLume OFT } saies i. ~Teasecd YY Over ; riIOnN . ° . ~ / ten. D>. C. me Lay ie Coverage oy e ee oe es The dominant newspapers, having bry forthe langeetciecoletion ee 8 ee we Nars—-$ a OO 90 for 1925. : . : . | anne incessant aun Fer the convenience of maional niversaers. the S Dollars—$1,427,044,000 for 1925 in the Greater St. Louis Market, and carrying by far the great- WOUNDED HOLDUP MAN 8 Lous ost Disratch has pub nebed a P- D+C Toh ‘* ° ? . 7 ° fe. . =~ e ’ — ; —eeeratltipennn ones Manual which describes the tundamental principles A Billion Dollar construction program has been actively est volume of advertising, is the St. Louis Post-Dispatch. BBB Ncero Was ” i : Its coverage is so complete that this ome newspaper alone taps the unusual newspapers combined. : feached eeary anaee Gente 4 i on cies nest Tuesdar- i - “22vases @ecupy 4 galle . , Sn¢ are the werk ef contespo ty a d ; a2:* *» o 4 po 2 "3 @f i> satinnalities,

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in at good pay. : "Watch t the Help Wanted ads.-@a POST-DISPAICH a ee vam ES A T rm s 'BRICKLAY'G & TUCKPOINT'G of | TUCK POY TING—Speciait SPECIAL NOTICES — WIMMING POD rOR ~ NEGROES PROPOSED = A for Purchase of Crystal WNatatorium for $57,500 of een Money Intrqduced. Qt ince an able ye and Jenuie twenty - second year ~En tered nto Trést oh | CARPET CLEAN'G_UPH’ Ls’ @ int erment iticdomtels he ‘and ‘ harge 8 Ag ainst LOTTIE, aitee late Bernard Ruhr, dé: ar mi 1 DETECTIVES _ “HELP WANTED—MEN, BOYS | HELP WANTED—MEN, BOYS _SEALED PROPOSALS - rr ‘and Leo Baer, _ Ea 5 » 9 okt 1] rT he ie inte armeeN 2 ip proposed ordinance tal ong for _ CLEANING ¢ & DYEING a end dyeing phone i us Church, Dont | BLU aa. tadenty. De eased Was a mem- Hf hes tale | in 7 ary Com ate ry. 90: “pond issue funds for the pareciase! * w+ | EX-OF FIC JER WM. & LA CHASE doce | DENTAL MECHANICS—Expert bridge | TAILORS Me ae” psy work. tad . investizrating. locates miss and setup men. Berry Denial Laboratory | 6 N. ad #t.. StL. Lows people $19 Title Guaranty Bidg..; S06 Equitable Bide. oS |‘ UPHOLSTERERS - Experienced om over- 8762. ic8) y stuffed work. Apply 446 Lindetl Poe ‘ —— oo ATT Aree mamacenpvantens ; °4 fioar. } DRIVERS—With cars. wanted for Satur-| WAaTPER Toleret. firistol Hoi el, Bi PATENTS aaiadl ee day and Sunday: good pay. Apply Man-; Pershing. z obta ined: advice and folder chester and Berry soada. | Lice. NSE I> “ ATCHM AN—Apply F. J. Larsen. 211 N. 7th. MAio Bidet , PBR mereentrvs anti ere —— _ feb) Seen or nn - ; meee “90g WIRE M v= 4ommercial experience; LR! - CLERKS Reqienared and | lmetriec contractor 108A Vine. tered, to work for ree cham stere of _ PROFESSIONAL granizat sah in W osiiieean D Cc: as we- VK NGE " 9 oa 4 4 ‘s rt j attra orem enced eeeaus eo P ” ral) © ‘ ha Py ATMENTS—RBy appoint | are expanding (this affords ambitious men ne - , oe 5. FOrest 4057W. ic) a fine opportunity to get 19 on the ground | 30 NG MAN—T ue ‘nohetrat © . finor and advance People « lrvoge Stores iat > $2 ‘ [ fn werk (siiliam Eve tr 77 P st.. N. BE.. Washinstos. D. C..; Cvermret —2 aston. 4 _Empioyvmenmt Department (eS? | youNG MAN xpermeneed on solder ELEVATOR BOY i7 or 18 years old. ornamental wire work. Box W-46, EM P] O y MEN ' ee & . ck N°? i ly “°cpet. ie Drea ne | ie | Sai s :. . ESTIMATOR-—-structural steel detailer and | YOUNG M AR—T re in store © ) | estimator, for Wichita; permanent po- | a ees. Conneor- Egan Grocery d | sitior State experience and sal: st a ee 5 NECeRR: rain Si: reeistered, AT sales-| men and inspect high-class | Sot be satiefing “wit $2° per wee ity re iz rm mh . Wallis eve Tilti »* ATIC - ‘ ; P ; tart Ar mp) ly KR to in Ay fo. Mr. Oo «> ork. Call Druggist, MAin 3654.! hardwoods, such as mahogany. hors 938 Century Blas. E NGL NE E R-—Sit.; expert traveling me- meee = erecting or production engineer: cherry, birch, ash, oak, ete. Ap- experience, desires position in So4 ] F. Ga } 4 het weer CANVASSERS and SOLICITO city: best of references. thon | PAY VO 12e0 ranahi, between. ~ shad st-Dispatech ; ee 'n.9 | CANV ASSERS——Singer Machine Co., IAN Gi+ “. “ ~ ele an. . one | J 0 a. Mm. and noon Sunday or | Ea Grand. “on. an aan n. sober z - suey ear OLICITORS. esi; _ Box B-388, Post-Dis. (7). | | Monday. ST. LOU IS CAR CO. tS CAN\ ASBERS BO} AcrTe Page ' ’ EX PETIET ee a leaning. paint : : . . 7 i tional opportunity with fu ill line -.. ta on ; cake in arnt ra no eady ° on K Rf TT W) N. Broad W ay © {¢ i } ; made silk oresres, ingerwe. a hose aon 77s setldiaaa' a ; ki... lede. HOTEL HOUSEMAN Thorouchly experi- ¢ral commissions. Seem 132 Oder . BA tg a ot Sgyd PE cc "te ~ - | enced. Maryland Hejel, 9th and Ker | st-Dispateh. & (6) | ICE WAGON DRIVER—$25_ week. IN- | PARTNERS WANTED -Sit.; any kind: 2-car garace, DUSTRIAL SERWICE 7 N, 10th, (c) : $25. _ Box B- a3t. Post-Dis. (5) JANITORS — Wie aeacslaeas in “office PARTNER Wtd.—Otfice man, with rev ¥ > S) rience . ’ —e “nce; $1000 required. ip a buel } iNT ER Sit.; expe rene Yi eocs work ; _buildin g¢ work. Ase ly 910 Chestrut. te) | knot : P . ican Bervice . SR. re o : r) g bes Us A Tre Tica . sii ites ETON Bee (7 “ment: made r ate. pe ay FOre st 351 Be {20 4 Par TNE * W a Lady or gentler . ct ine vw a 4 ? ears sap | JANITOR—For 2 6- family apartments: with «mali ta. large capital, witb ; im se iing. house 1 Ouse anc - t ; ‘ . esi rer conne , on W ith firm | t oe sehen ore’ jaatcont 6632 ieee = | Without service. ~ * i . cee) > : siies oor road Wor gg . excellent ¥ = - c! 4 Write for appuintment to x A-72. oe’ , __Rox B-312. Post-Dis._ ey 4 LABORERS—W); white or colored: city) 070 work. INDUSTRIAL SERVICE, 7 N: | === 10th, tins tasititintaciaech £4} SALESMEN WANTED | Bil tng = ee OR sATHE HAN D-—-First-clase: one othe sient omy. FM. Stambaugh, 4356, y ‘PHONOGRAPH SALESMA *) N] é aR. ait: ¥ t » 7. (Pree os Lindel} teias* eae " amraangege —— Experienced floor men to take cha f ANSI — hite. desires —d | MA \CHINIST —General_ work. 4915 Pine. | o¢ our phonograph and radio depart mr i reg Pts ag _— MAINTENANCE MAN--On laundry ms3- lappiy at ounee to manager. FP. A & vith furniture store: steady work- te , ' car, Box B-404. ‘Post- -Tyim, (7) 4 a Ms Ford trucks. Box we | Piano Co.. 1018 Olive, share, ea Sit: as apprentice, in | MANAGER—Exclurive chain lair’ shoe | PIANO SALESMAN §: Dis patch. earn trade. Box ai 3) SLOTEeSs. War to get in touch with ex- Must be thoroughly experi- Pe : : — = _. | perienced. wide-awake shoe store man-| | 3 ¢ , h a ; | ie ~~ |_ agers, KBox W-174. Post-Dispatch. (c80)| enced floor man. To sueh gi ‘SITUATIONS— WOMEN: GIRLS MAN AND WIFE—White. for yard and/ salesman we will pay you a bet@; — housework, FOrest 2576. (c7) } } or bhousekee shite: - | oes v than you ar —s 050 3 ae! ae ia FE} ma r x ise ‘~ | MAN—To exchange room in basement sor ter salar, ¥ ° ar. eo - a service. 3712 Washifigton. c) now. Ask for manager, a ‘ty > —— St : xX per Yi! T3 ite -“— a coe me staurant work pre ferred, DE — MAN AND ~ WIFE- ae, work on poultry i e. ie. STARC K Pp IA NO CO., $) farm. Address J. Schmidt. Catawiees. 1018 Oliv ~- . nacaencee nearer tail ow - - meee oF (*%} te ’ ‘ogy mould. like 2 ‘og aA Allround, for soft drink parlor and EF: rar g Te “> ~ age “ > ’ N “ - eo : j s i? ; } an ; . ; ——— pee. 2%. — Jenni ings, ae light bunch: must be experienced. 4472 REAL | EST ATE SALESM | 7 oe a i. “Sig ge John's, —_— |. Delmar. ee SP RPE REY Lee eee | Opening for severa! cei aeiiee divis , SacI EDIE HoT —nonoranato | MAN—-To turn on alley lights: P ce be managers and subdivision salesmen. 7 were ye experienced ; | physically fit; 4 hours per dag. $40 auto. For subdivision with haproveng LIndpil 124M. ie aia se moni, Apply room 504, ak Electric | in. Bungalows already occupiel and nage, -EPER — Sit.; effic ient, refined; | (ce) | under construction. Every co-opera j ‘> , o - = -——— Soneppanegy> eenemenenasetinneneneenmnen i el ‘ emaid. Bax B-372. PD. _ mARiCER - ASSORTER — Good. expert- | Sa eay the ries sesh arte. Eoewen. t ea Care for ale os oupie ene } 22 " theg { : Cc v. Ti} i5) 4 2 4alureay alive : or elderly couple ed. i182 st.. Granite it Lid) | poke Tapa SAU0 Gravote. Kl (Can give references. Box W-54. | @ EAT CUTTER--For Saturday. 5100 | side 3850, STOCK KALESMAN—To seli new _ i VORK—Sit.; cleaning. by day: | govm eperea pr gees emai | : Pha hate omnes Al pan dno 4 MEAT CUTTER To rent meat shop ‘evace | for local soncern, Box W-O8 PD. ; 049, ; ge kit wees ; st 31233 N. Taylor. Call at onee. -|= ete at a UOT Soap is 2124M. - yaa: ~ pgp“ pug mpage mninets BAL LE SME N-——Ten, ‘Saturday morning. Pe igage es renee pany - ii | MEAT CUTTER—¥F irst-class: must have m. 4149 “Olive st. «6 oLIndell 3949R _, assist with references. 4070 Blaine. c) ze rk. Lindell 949R. aera name SALESME N= To ‘e” malt extract. [-—Sit.: respons bie, ~~ colored: MEC HANI( o—F dret-ciass. for White tru: ie Crown Co. st “children; - reference. ‘LOcust | references. _720_ Aubert. SALESMEN~ Shoe Haas Shoo Cor me es MPC HANI “Ford: must be “experienced ' lor and Delmar. EEA or BES epee mre ] x vu C Wages. aun | = . pnomaiee ! EES eS OY es ‘ gc rigg eo eve- 4166 Olive, Bes r. hed rd af fet) \ SALE = “yy Hy For city et, $40 Wwe e8peci@ilLyY; aiso npneac Work. a - 77 7 Paneer week; no insurance. 2 ri 11°) | MECHANIC HELPER— Wilting to mart at | SA!-ESMAN-—With real Seta expe tad ° . ww: wa pata a ; bottom: know how to drive and make | ight dictation general of- } —_? i bam 33 ree . minor adjustments; chance ter advance | “He ou wuew subdivision. Apply 324 7 tot af ryt) / / if TK ° nig: wih ho um { rR: ina it ad. men :.. App! v Newel! s, BO1LS , Loc u=t. ig. wr) ght Bit WOMAN—BSIt. colored : ‘bundles pee ' : , run on | SAL ESMEN- an m ds : money oft é home 3508A C OFEnS. {3) ie Mage re a "21 . seen (cB) | ing accounts. for nake bie. S822 Secug “ee, cr) | red: ‘ x pe rye ne a for fry ss —- a aise aa B Ide. - ESE eee ea aN at & Oh bOTEG ° O4or ME? AND tr) { E N- Oo travel ae * second COOK, _DEIim »M M en men ha aonae” po Apply (BAL, Ee 2M. AN—F ine _opbortumi ty: South Git j cass} ray? . ‘ rite eo > l F AI - ? rs : { o%, 5 ' re side nt pre ‘ferred. Riefling Auto it.: colored; wal oe genera? | at 2009 Engenia st. ©?) | 2341 S. Jefferson rork. JEfferson 25681 MEX— ~ eo ze amd ire — 7 one i.: housework. any dass. |_MEN—Art. bronze amd iron: perpete Oe | das ESMEN-—Callipg on the i plumbing _ sit. nO 1 Work, any MAYS, | pliant in New York City: steady work eléctrical trade to handle a tov od? TANGel. _| and good wages; give ex erience jn an- | merit on @ commission basie. Box ='t-: with ehild. 2 years, to as-| swering ‘‘ad.” ‘Tiffany Studios. Bronze | Post-Dispatch, th housework. ‘apels “Children’s | Dept.. New York City -—- (8) | SALESMEN.—2 for cily sales force ; iy. Lindell 8580. _ ____ fe) | MEN—2 reliable, imme diately, for perma- be hustlers; under 30: to sell auto ey care fy roomin house: nent work: real opportunity w ith good r ialty: a) ar and ee rnisaion . housekeeping anted. Victor | pay: show us a * pagel — ag oye | Chance Co.. $125 ra f * ¥C > o ——— Ee Aan Cb win eoinet’ tad is. an —_— (c) | SALESMAN~-—Hustling for planing» Sit.: eolored laundry. ‘ clean- me ~ -— pee eon company; one with some arquain esday, Wednesday, Thursday, Fri- | MiEN—Car referred, for special outdoor | with St. Louis architects and contrac erymt o7 OEM ; work: real opportunity for right party: re ply ing state age and experience, ny ee ced. sales-| €00d pay. Call between 3 and 5. ask for) C3459, Post-Dispatch. 41% — Sit xpe rience d sa ee Mr. Natt lan, todas only. at 3109 &. Grand, ! Vv" so nqupeysupumatnranensannds desift . posit! tion | Cc na in store _room 4 (cd) | SA LE: SMA! — i-xperienced. in gute ac ons Ox O06. Post-Dis. (5) ; - aC muy Eo ee soriee, radio an electrical supul . ceed . r MEN Opening for few neat appea ing | to call on city trade: no auto reouk {Catholic gentiemen ; oper nee not neces-— : i anne ‘ ° * | gary: we train ou: show you how to aie ae Accessory Mix. Ceo.. 2620 at which &@ new appeal is ee be made from lo the city delegation to agree on some plan involving return of the HEI P WAN J ED -MOLDERS- Floor, ‘beneb and “squeeze! ; mone wearing appare! article: must & e = steady work. Apply Mound City Foun-| ~our own ear. Blek Co.. Manufactu Deceased wat a member i br rr 3 Syndicate . ~~ LS TT ee make §P2e. Apply at 1620 _SALESMEN—For Oklahoma, Texas _ ‘ _ Arkansas: calling eon men's stores dry, 4501 N. Euctid. (7) 2628 ‘Bie Bend rd. —* | ecemasann tity into the county. drawn up before the board's terrn. IN MEMORIAM in the board are accusing other of stubbornness. FUNERAL OF FORMER SPOOL COTTON COMPANY MANAGER Peyton H. Skipwith Jr.. for 50. Years a Resident of St. Louis, Was Buried Yesterday. The funeral of Peyton H. Skip- , (KROGEL tee red i 182 WOMEN’S SHOPPE BEAUTY PARLORS _AND mare DRESSING io PERSONAL COMING EVENTS Bpool Cotton Co., Automobile Trips and Tours morning from took place vester- Christ Church Fears old, died Tuesday morning at ha rae acct his residence at 4105 Westminster after a prolonged iliness. Fre ite Cemetery : MU EL LER—E ntered into re at on Wednes-— + 102A 2 , a and was manager of the Spool Cot- 1&74 until 1912, he was forced to retire is survived by his widow, ! Dwight F. Meyers of Chicago, Hopkins of Washing-. " and Mrs. Lyles Carr of) WOUNDED HOLDUP MAN DIES Necro Was Shot Wile Robbing East Papel Louis Filling Station. diy alker, a Negro Russell avenue, =e RAVE—Entered BUSINESS — CARPENTERS & mgr niga ae ~~ Jailv | Twice I ally, INSTRUCTION County Hospital at Belleville from Wounds inflicted May 4 by detect-. him while he i law. grandmother earrierr D Dw ST ok mt ives who shot u b holding up a filling station. Detectives Sherrod and Hudson. Negroes, of the East’ St. lice, were passing a wasoline filling | at Ninth street and Missouri STOCKHOLDERS’ MEETING ~ STOC KHOLDE RS *d throuch a window and saw ets in progress. oi rs window. - i of the robber ran door and escaped but itentitied when he went ae into rest on ee ‘ker Was pees in the left site | MOLDE RS- Arcade. steady work ; top | SALES SMEN—3. at once, nationaily wages; first-class only ne other need vertised growing concern; abeut MEN, BOYS | app! ¥ Commercial Foundry Co, esa capital and references reguired; whu eorreee agy cane ee and Pri mm, (Cc opportul tity; write your application INDER repair ~— re : oe ? pW: ir pagent And pe oF fjent | MOULDERS — Bench and_ edueezer. St. | deta! tox W-319. Poat-Dis xXxpereticed; competent. fs z r NW ».. 1919 Chive (e7 ) Louis Majleable Casting. 7800 N. Bi ~ 2 SALESMEN—We can use a number off CHA NIG—Studebaker:” experi- | REI sieciialelcacite fc) | tive men who are real workers cg ae Weaker. expi's, | NEWs AGENT-—-Man with experienced for | home responsibilities or ambitious to bin -i~vd NN, Grand : detective work ; stage age and present | above your present situation; the [LE MiECHANI —Gilliam-Ep- |. ecupation; confidential, Box Bb 717, Post- ix actually bere and it's nice work, hevrolet Ca ove. 9) Kaston. (co! 1} Spaic ii. : wena fe 7) : bieonas Mix. ad 1418 Pine. MHA NIC—LExperienced aliround; | PACKER-—_Pxperienced. Western Electric, | SALESMAN-—Ce me tery ex perience wave tools er de nat pene Cleve- |" "9000 Chouteau. ich?) |. ferred, but not essential; in bua , or Sules Co., 2600) Locuat. C} me aay in- | Months, 4500 burials; real live prog Be > S—First-class. experienced on in- ' . . Pp CHANICS—-Ford and general | LV AISTERS— ae sng ane Avply B10 | lion; if ifterested gel Reom 1 an ) NDUSTRIAL SERVICE, 4% wt | Chestnut ec) |, Grant State ww Bide... “oe 0 ir a Date cha hh 5 en re peereitianenenst “44 CK BopyY RUILDERS—Must | PAPERHANGERS—5; first-class, with | 28 3. m. ane $ ae 2 aan it, K BOD as amin , wr9 hand tools. 2755 Sh enandoah. (ob) iWE WISH to engage three young meng enced MecCabe-Powe! Ut . hs a to Zea year of age. tO #e)| well-nt % 7 N. Broadway. ic) PAPER a AwCE R See bath, Saturday applance in St. Lovis homes. Men o6¢6- OBILE MECHANIC——One = exper- or sone Morr 2810 Olive. -- jected will be trained by factory rebee- Ford and Pierce-Arrow. ‘Lin- Pt eae Car wash white or colored. | sentative, Good opportunity for ad vaSee ie) Dl poe ee “SE PR VIC 7. oh Oth se) | ment hee nye fen ag? ee bet te LE MECHANIC—On Dodge | FOR ER-—Grand-Florissant Drug Co..| 9 ». Mm. todey i must he ze gee iach Tate Motor | Grand and Florissant eae a |U NION EL I: cy RIC Gh branch, 5620 Gravois. (ed) hetae arene ae it 51 ’ ; PORTER——CColored. Apply Gordon's. 15! ’ > a FP ; rs, t ard ‘ must Know his Dbusi- i ~ wWhiroa Away. ‘ oy ] OW ER (CQ. fere' |) Cee. } iw {i,ralitan. ity) - erwin : : “2. ‘ . , . : e - i plea ict | PRESSER — On aprons and | = taht of 1s ys, Pca any , ane ‘i Sa . . ‘“ ‘ , . gift § tt a tt} hye a : ¥ t? — erncery, 2558 ee era ‘ | aAresses. R. LOWENBAU Mo partmental raleeman in our house. 7! erienced, for grocery and meat | No traveling. i471 N. 18th. TYier B58 et MEG. ( a>.. O38d and LL eecust. fe ; ‘aia 7 hiewele, after achool, Green- . , This man muet be @ fin 1 +. 1 Clayter RESTAURANT MAN..-All around, reer te oS | salesman and be capable of ef- 1) 16 years old gighth-grrade an pen Dagens Bauer s Restaurait, st fimentiy handling the largest hoeli- ¢ Tie Wineheeter-Simmons Co. saa MOUs BY. . : . a: day buyers ; via ih and Soruce #ts, | Bagh and Door List Estimator | tue ait diestiesteic cee aa vork an a@tore: must De anhie to oe 6 rere = + ord “trucl 5861 S. Kingshigh os To g Ce ee b neat ter, inehudin . ee e, Fi ae | * — = Te ale tio: «msi bo At : : iets. HUTTIG SASH AND DOOR Ct). | ont Shenae ary x + 16% wears, to wrap merchanhdia: 1206 S. Vandeventer {46x } 2 fn 7 ret tore eC Oe rmetice preferre ‘| : —n . mer : = / bi > nina ae we SHIPPING CLERK-—Exverienced man for - ; ‘ A for Woe) Karnes APINS aor rleaning CONN: Ny Rox Ww. 61 '’ Db ie} iT ' Waahington e) | on ee 'e ; , _ "hy ite With seme packing exper ~ Y ) E W ( IRK E RS- Experi-| 4 ali si i omer. (sti MiTM at {> 2 if fi i ‘ SA ESMA NAG ER». ner Co.. 1718 Washington, eight) enced cutters, stitchers, clean- | L * f : i 5 | ers and repairers ; stea dy work + One, who { ts famil- MAN--Expenenced; eolored, oO] | : ae ‘ highest wages; strike exists; ap-| f | Theat Call | @213 Vy _ iv. Friday, 12:50 - ‘ ply, stating experience and iar ith the sales 0 Experience’. or) |Qualifieations to Shee Manu-! ‘electrical refrigera- _ -Y S corpeartient for sth ™ ve. ? e . ve. Cuts nent’ KON, pee fac ture rs Board of Trad ; 345 D3 tion, who i 1s capable RE Must be expenenced in’ Livingston st., Brooklyn, N. - of organi n d Lflvcel! AMM, tc} , . rE Must be strong ang, pA } ‘ oa (8 . 4 zi a an ria PTE. Tk f-J RZ 7 5e a a2 Oe : * fe * i *, fit marted. Box WINS Serer Max kaon i oes ee handing a retal MEN Fer epecial advert Born! Prog: ucla CO Mertn and #1 Gn ee. ith ery ee ee ee = eq METAL WORKER. Ape , sales force, who une | 1 aid 4unitw to make real money dur ° Day Brite Trefler ae c ine summer months 3108 S. Grand roomi B 1dwas vi@d ta d t a iJ en 3 an€ 6 p.m. Aex for lok: gi¢. PAINTER.Good offer, Orange Bros. : ers rt S r € , ~~ a ae eae f te, Luxemburg, Moe., 27th; Granite | i Vhite. $25 week. INDt STRIAL | Coty. oes 25th ify; | commission S a 2 i aerpe of ee ‘every iw aan 30,000 Have Visited | visitors have Art Museum since. Paulus. ‘May 1, of the Carne- | i? _ | PAULUS, ae Olive and Twelftn e |e . nded the City Largest maniac ry and Bullder of | . , © ey! Jacob Paulus Jt for ck following election mece and cousin, -¥ Rivectad of the mnp-i~- iphhdisemead vesterday. | ittendance will have etait “ene: ip a aide “Schiller ma BU TL DING | AL TER ATIONS Trade Schools ra te the total ¢ as mo ul Ly Tay aooke and rec ords ¥ the PR AT Tr E n tered lene next Tuesday. transs ction of | 2 Funeral fame the James J. Noone Par hing) . hed. ' v mebid setin @ id os appli ebthommorary | atay mn e. FLOCK. President. $7 oO i ZOHN H. SOELL. Secretary. cid -man for rondhouse: B60 | SORA, IRC ES GER —aperieaced. "App ' work and advertig- card and room. Apply Sapping “ Gravels and Denny (eS) ‘STE aw GRAPHER Beg iste r, 266. Gen oe | naa aaa ling. BECK & NDEN'T Excelient eppertunity J, ee | SF EN OG RAP HER Youre man: for eredit a3 whe Can get results in seeie and | soul ict correspondence, bie rfmrepibill- | department: familar ith acesnt« ane | | 4 r [ CO c vl if) ~y je oft Loot ie Rite ony fi’ wi ex were ~~ ie] © p ’ = The fle man Max “a | Rox W-22 Post-Diepawh a c§ ae PTR GLASS vy pup. | TOOK, CLERK Baporienced abot ty ‘Main. ( OF Dik FTKRADY WORK. | Fears : Jr narenees and lary expected Sea ee aT GES. F. M. STAMBAUGH @| Box W-417. Post-Diapateh. (of) (Q:8-5R MAFPITT (eh; | TIRE CH ANGER—Experienced” 1807 Lo | MELP WTD _—MISCELLAW'US ' THICK S10 pne! metic tires i i ‘ shen a ” foi) Sal Rap FRSONS t7 te — time = batches: gut-of town work #l! | TIRE bb me ANIZER ~~ Experienced. #1. | musical merehand Call at eave. Miller Garage, 271% Lavute . reins Ce.. 4943 Deimar.| & earn extra pooney. . eb, aS) * FOrest 0142 (cS) Lecust at. — ad rai agent de ee on wy Sy pt Rl neha Og . ¥ : - Ms stage ire wad “ © PA is ge oe gh gs ee 22) rei PRIN 5 A ME SN ROE APR Mage Hild gesting, mn ee a fo Casta plete Ts on ta tenne 4 « tp? at VS Se te oe an, 7 ee ee Ee ee moaned ch ey i ee ia den oe ee ne Nap retaeones entatinahastinpeeeen sian donate ea ‘ tart Spel ge RA | oP enaee mise es pn APN UDI Nicci, safaaaante 4 ee ee Per kenge ee? a pir? c > ; puitebstensip . 4 ete ow — iter ot - oa, Parr” areata Et? io patient 2: a! Pe ee ey es Aki) nn gegen ra cane CRE bay ~ D peeing ert AEs. £14 et a ane ne ~ ee ee me ee a ae wee DAS 5 sieutemaanenseplinndaiinareaadina aaa tae tan, a i wiaae ae ara, =? . * ee eee eens

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‘g8- MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS Wanted and For Sale Ads in these columns today.-@@ Ba: Ti NSP AaATCH. 3 HOUSEHOLD GOODS FOR SALE’ HOUSE HOLD GOODS FOR - ROOMS WITH BOARD—West “oc | VERNON. 5364— Beautiful. large reome / excellent meals. $7.50 week un. UT] 0 ) 0° e°0 a re ECONDITIONED F URNITUREs FOR EVERY ROOM IN THE HOME AT CAGE BEDS ae dig ANE BIEN BAA HAG Se Aiea ate OR OLS Rae OR eas xb: ee ee oes UNTON 'S EXCHANGE TOP-ICER ner niG ER = - a MS ox piliasacee RTORE. SEV ENTH AND MAR KET STs = at ow EXCHANGE 27% SEVENTH AND MARKET STREETS ica. nee ee + AES a Re ett > Seana - Brice ahaa teed o "AXMINSTE R ‘RU GS eat TIFUL PATTERNS. 5-Piece Metal Beds.. Console Phonographs. $35.00 Mohair Suites. .$75.00 os +e $10.00 4-Pe. Bedroom Suites. . $85.00 3-Pe. Davenette Suites.$35 | Dressers ee $10 | Metal Da-Beds ..... , Dining Tables .. “Iron Beds ...... Gas Ranges ..... Odd Davenports “1495 BEDROOM | SUITE FOR $98.75 Soe 5 Marne. Hi ‘ ; Ki late ay Ray ota e A lpeiokin MB Der mper vey me My hones SEVENTH AND MARKET STREETS EARS apn * eb Mulvihill iF urniture Co. * CASH,OR CREDIT Now Furniture at Savings i oo Te to 30% FREE—A Set of Dishes With Every Purchase of $10 or More 275 High-Grade, 3, also 4 Large - Pieces Walnut ‘Bedroom Suites $26 to $36 9x12-foot Slightly Soiled Rugs. $12.50 $172 GDeautiful > Piece Reed Fiber Upholstered Bed Davenport Living-Room Suites. . . $97.50 $300 Elegant 3, also 2 Piece Velour or Mohair Overstuffed Bed Davenport tee demon 2-114 North 12th $1 and $1. 25 Grades § Short Lengths —— - rst 9 DAV VENPORT FOR 9 leums, Yard . = | HELP WTD.—WOMEN, GIRLS ASSISTANT Be aR eeren— Sap erienced doubie ctiry. ln own band writ: — salary BARE oar: ite clase. — ‘a BEAUTY OPERKATUR Wad Must is bf Fourth st.. i Dress | Ber rs be a geod penman enc accurate at Tm am pe . INE RY r JPERATORS ' TRIMMERS Cooks AND Ww NATTRESSES—Finviviae: BOCK Experiences « hite —_ rclegefice’ew Tequires ** > : pee en er PER WANENT w A\ ER- FINISHERS: = aga tl wer rs on che Pe Wye OIL Te an st. SEWING MACHINES 8 ns OO RD or STEN: i \PHER ALL-~WTD " ISCELLANEOUS FOR SA LE VERNON. 5706—Siceping room second | floor: ball block en car; beard ” MANUFACTURERS’ MONTH END _ jf) 22tiecs. “Pores: 190357" is) ae ' » , aor! cel ler: * i ~~ 98 - a“veq ve “ PIANO SALE BR Parle chemadenr ch a You will find the following high-grade slightly used } | | WASHINGTON, &» 51% ne gg gs ~ y Pianos, some only shop- -gom: home cooking; twin beds. FOr- worm, others rebuilt, many Lke new: om > =| a i GRANDS . il sees. cc) AU TO LO i ef ue WESTMINSTER, 4102 _ —Desirable rooms.{ wMortgcers refis — om, i lie LYRIC .....-..-+cceces--Grand Piano, new. mahogany -............ _— ci with good hoa 3 baths: showers. if) | vanced? no delar ced; more mg | WESTMINSTER. 4144—Front room. 2 or | ; aT : — Ww ESTMINSTER, 3821 a Nicely furnisned | room: geod board: far (c2 MO rt | WESTMINSTER. 38 50\— coe and non re ! ~ NE Y “TO Te oS = i} tady emploved: siceping rooms. $2 5). | fon ; cam; ON AU rOMORTLS _—- St. Louis Dj ROOMS FOR RENT—ciTY US Discount | ALC AZAR HOTEL 3127 Leccea—Ciean: . ‘ -----.Grand Piano. fine condition, 5 fect de ak aa ( WURLITZER .......+....Grand Piano, slightly used, brown mahogany. $350 } BPOLLO .. i cisccccosc,.. Grant Piano. almost mew ...... 2... nan. $455 +} as : ° as & | ; REPRODUCING LINGARD ....-cooccee--- Baby Grand Reproducer, PR «vienna. $675 ‘ M. SCHU cccccccecses»» Welte Mignon, good condition .............. $7 50 ‘\) KNABE ..........-2---..4MPICO REPRODUCER PIANO. USED” ” $795 y) APOLLO ...4..+ccccccees. Reproducing Grand Piano, looks like new... .§ \ i UPRIGHTS cokS Si TUBS OPTLT Lean a: overs Pa sti mere ttes at e‘né@sh. 2 «+ oF e qT 350 _ quick Ae ae | “te Es Given Away! Ht DSON COACH. $395 a _ x (*} ee na 4 a) ip © 7 iF ty. et, a lie de a ome ie eden jill ap me Pg gat Fd om e ' Pe a gett gt aN = — te EMERSON “See ee eewreeaeaere . Cprigh it Plano USED alk ac eae ae sae el ik aie ka 345 ‘ a= ie ‘ Ne RICHMON D e2veoee © @ @ oe o Bes prigh t Ptan . good for begt mner ii sani ac ie daa ot a oe $95 5, 3 cavY. = eek bl rates © tu 3. shower oan oe , eee ee, ery mea (if eat SS rrr en Pi ano. fine condition ..... Ras , Li a ca rasere (cB! en ‘can may °2S car today if n re ue wt ee eras 7 —— riced. ‘omg terms. U2 2 ESTEY te. }) WURLITZER ............Studio, small size. almost new |... _ 2727" .. $195 (| LocUST. 2844—Lieht housckeenine rooms | if tT Por ¥ nd ; ag zried leer Trg neeER > >| +: cS . “rend. 3) PL AY ERS 7 5 i - — - “ - - = = - > }) ¥ al EM Fae? ru tuaneeetanetetenetciaaeeiil 3S HALLETT & DAVIS........Ptayer Piano mahogany ARP SSE . ©145 2) — a in Poet mer. a0 Sa DE lmar ) +h4 has . T NO ks os = , 1 eee *® © © & & ‘ = Hs ; + a aet “Yr ror " (ce! $33 hi) ut = a | PS EE ANTS P: ante F Luxe model. like new....... 9295 @ | ace Mogae se — : \ ed )) MONARCE deen ece 46s 8 0% 2 ayer- ano, ane condition Sgt Re eet on ) ; a. — pea e. fret new iv Ae DT alow -_ ; Hi WOUMLITOENMOM .....e-. ..Player-Piano. ocak case . ' ° 2 es ons y) ; ~p7: + ees of entire avartment. POrest | i 1924 AU DSON COACH y)| y Be eee ‘C4 } orw 2° 2 used car can it TER MS AS LOW AS $10 MC INTHLY (| WASHINGTON. 3418—Single or connect-_| )) As oral “nmished: perfect mech ” ) auc! a” — - dea: ai-gegr car: ve - » =o Rolls of Musie and Bench Free With Each Player Se- }1| -ontinusenten Dall room: hot water 1 \ ) soma ne ‘XCR. 2044 “ust ont y ‘ i “t ected During This Sale. ty ) RaR EXC : ‘ Saturday WURLITZE! t Bee ee eS ’ ns “ —~- eee rday | MORGAN. 3509 — Second floor front {ff - ' - ~~ - ~ dy) 4 ousekreping adults. fs | in meee” ee (oe HUDSON 4 - 4 ‘ e sd i J eek. : et Bee. oe 4 = ae % q ———— i Tee c pa! i wien > é: : =— —— §)) | } F a ao, ANIMALS Pianos and an Sa ) oS) [RISH SETTER Younk vartiv tra med. | PLAYER PIAN. ora A el = BACON, 17144-—3 tient housekeeping i . Sites }’ Ca . ‘ - — an ~~ - - ——e = — é sw ! as — — nm 3 ? ~ 5 -8454 Montgomery bebede.) ST pod oe pes note: like new; hirhest « at ; TT = 5 tote inc My O is icia Ss Fr tise bidder takes it. Poly 4°37) ; HARPER SA— ek oe — ; a 42514 Osceia er ae dt ieee ee Driven ‘exelusively by the OINTER PUPS—Reasonable. WEbster : a P . whl re wey = SE = ip eA i ieee j ; a mie ¥ Fa | oa M. “~ ty preside re a o ts erm pan v. im use Pu = > shire? reas SENTON ~3 3A—Fronmt RBOGscKeening »)) 30 _. os. SELL FOR 10& off i ~ t+ Za 3 Sworn. x AP * » rt a a Bas g& - ” a- _ : me une e AMCL . wm SR i . 3 . = ~ __for_ JEBt Rousecee nz ? Sak! 4 vo igz : —— anergy Syettsad * - a‘ _ SP RIN, ? | Bae presen cgyee ee r ae a ee ae new. oir er A ; om Oat : ; saiemaeiie € i -_ + -~#4I N tATFS room anh x ; sam Pa AMM ION. ER. Be ms : kor o} = nk 3505 - GaacT> oy. >a ; 228 at pape . —_— .. Ee ‘i re + sion I ae . orto - [IGHEST 1 maid for oid . on. TROLA— Lares size reco ds TWENTY- FIRST. 4523 N.—2 laree. light - ° ce ye HIG HE st prices — Pr cic oo! . broken - “OnSO lee 2°22 2 rr? '4 ~ - > CALS ~ + de? Diery @ = i gi?= ™ a : ~y ta a - - liewelry, Ciamonrdcs Ler v2 a-k~+. Saktcal ~ I , = DPOoSClway og! S. ano 2usek ce pIng TroRN. ae cae anew 96 poner ones © Phonograph In American Walnut ——_—__—— + sae, paone: $6 se CARS Wr wz r — ry ~ 4-5 ENGER CO” xa is A bargain Can be had on con- 2 oe td.——Will pay highest cage 7 7900 mises: practite renient terme Barrain basemen: ‘onnel ie South ior a2: late models. 44°4 Easten, nake See a eal SAFES { sample and reconditioned furniture. | 182332737333 SO FORDS Wrd ia kind: pay cag ‘bieh | cuss. Mr. Peal. - we aeil this on pee " teria meneame — 7, Mal teede ow REE aerate . > + \S=S—Taree. one table. See! f CLEVELAND. 4220-2 mcely furnished | PORD COUPES Wia —we pamerse CSED CAR EXCH: t ms “T os he i 6 a= - ay al _a0o"U 198 KOE DU neg r OT Ss first Foner 2 : FOoOrr i. a es * 7 - Lecust. “ —— ~ * 4 & . ba” aie ~¢ } | R O O * COM FP Tr oN 1921 =.—Nice rvemm: geuthers | TIG6Gs mode’ Freed - ubes on —- ) ‘ as 3233 ezp0sUre: gingle beds; 3 vou 25 | Bew imovreved Ford car . a Sale : — eel yi name H . and as nese) PRICE FORD DEALERS : Coupes For ; : | Er ee Ome ERE on nee = RG - oes ail _——— z esis eal = - a on ——— 1 - 1 “ 223 21095 1974 Gas and Electric > Fixtures SS & = a EIGHTEENTH. 2238 © —Furnished roome USED CARS WANTED Electric Dining- Re 90m Fixtures ; r ° ae , cl We A — —_ 500 cars at » T4 ot “aa ee. ee ook . " >» r = ; ‘ . S.A 7RikoNTH, 2417 S.— rooms for ight | ——— —$——__—— a . [Wo 3043 4 _SouUsex Sep RE. im ol ‘ 3 . we Oeklac “Oo” . an eeeareneen y ~~ s oh ac ar? =e her + ° . ~* L $¢ Lazi-s ‘ ASTLEMAN. $238—Large front -o |) i si Sie “wat ’ oO... r sigrr = ¥ | Grand 26°1 wm. | LAFAYETTS®. 2156—ouschecping seam | YAanI LEM M TOR C BUICK **6’" COUPE manors: ae ih « may nee $$ ma kireherette 2°° eorveriencpe 1635 XN rand. : - 4 RI" NDE reactive ruses i aa - The master 4 model Lecks and ru cake warons. TLT S. Vandeventer. (cd _ wa Sceuent board im geiect hom. faite. = ae a PES furnished “3 _ : " ora . - ee : + 1734 - mom. apartment: couple er gents: moc For Hire Se, arc fl evupment. Chagfteur y ody h na J - Be i SE a, ; ple c a 2s - ~ . G _ and am $x : FO TR es. — § , : . be a ag : ae MACHINERY haat ian inal ~ r ovour z po hs ” mr Oe = = rar AYE “ + T r sanecting sees : ‘Lindell 701 oe sr wcd. 4119 3 " “ a : *aey $1495. ¥ ABI EM seils pei ard ' aap ewe jer c.LOt 384.4 6. i. and single “Ooms for iene bouseKeepir¢e i oe ‘ : For Sale soaene betas i eels furnished | waders fel} Hucry fer this. Terme er trad yms; Seard optiona Victor 4342” -—— = Coaches ) N. Grand LOUTST ANA 4114—Roem ard bath fer @ , T> v ‘> 7 J ae - A ry) ke iie “ {i ee ES: r- A ~ - MPC hAT ae” : c ie aA WER AMS re Seasutiz Sunzauw: —taktast options! Riverside 2975J.icT) | CHEVROLET —1926 ecseh: fu - eet ys 1 ~ el he me ss. 4 & ire —_— eee — ? o hh o%- = Y - » 7 7 bal 4 =" = . en -_- CC ee te -, Sepeae . ‘ » ree ‘ , € r iy t 3 —_ ; . se@ping ght housekeeping 1°°5—BLICK COePE—19%s al *~ > 7 TS — ee ee ee - - ' 7 ~ * ~* = * ry r=" : 7" Se 4 - — ~ ~ 4 % F + 4 bes \f ; é , | a S37 o— — = . r i ~Tretta ; Tate 4°7 ry a crt Dts cae. | oy Sr teers fer a. i equipwerc*. ww gertact iste mA As 7h im Bee? Ss ie on a ~ -—PuUTGisveg mm 7S it " aes SivT3S a trac ni ik ae ra ; owt 2. ££ ‘ B — ay - & cient cara r Poe? + - i : — ™ rey re ot XT mployed = geuts, excellent mals PARK 4—Neat!] armished rooms;| and Sundays. WEST SIDE BUICK ACToO co. . ; ~ . . & — a _ alk — ~~ os ne eo ‘0 — — im ik iu Jd : Steanr hea comtinuous hot water. |} GLARANTY WOTOR CO. te utway and McPherson. SHENANi”AAH aq = » it Semen ‘sRand TSS3J 74a. > 22s eS es OD Eimaz $ pen =e. RSE eae ore : Mee oe, mor vento An. J9.9—Heom wiih board atateseasepennsnspsesonhanenatinesnessssinrentenihsteentiin cpeninintanannnintntamnneissiibinitti — {| -nY BLi—ES, 1S e : . orm ¢ _ —— te os ?* wOTORSier ale ee ceeeeé- ak che for 2 geniiemen er couple empleyed. PESTALOZZI 2f13—Furnisned bousek-ep- ares. our erputation i . % qs *?" aoe : . ” ” as 7 ; sod used wiring pairing and in - eee img room: bath. eas. electric 3) | fped appemrance: Al me ‘ 4 Me -.rT?T E - + we e _ — —— ~~ —_ ey te mgt > at 4 A me £, = 2. > ? Marker Y iia ~~ N 4 + ¥A ATION —* ~— ; M2 ar av -3's oa -~ ao _ = ¥ ? ’ > =? (ean * ire z : TSR in my bome -"-= a =) em, e rivate home ; =e ey a «| ch | = q ; — ———_———-————- | 9r for purents employed. Cali GRand; _‘ rand and Lee cars PRospect 0145. i} er coal . SF |= CAT _ 264 __f€) | RUSSEIL. 3544—2 rooms. nicely ae TLATE CHE \ ROLET ¢ : _ Suick ‘Maw er Siz. The sew. : 3 } = Oe mm Puek Stan card Six. good cnaat. - ‘eo ig. : ee Ses , e West [RUSSEL 4014— pe ‘se room, geuther ALES and 4 >=. ; 4 ‘ = y ~ -orc To 47 Oe Te - Woes --sde entrernece tj CHRYSLER—B oar ae oD fs 3 oe ha i ¥t GA tl ALA . J ey a ard fer ady HZ ?a2- ———— — ——= - —Se 5 bee tee 5 Somos 2am bal! yon tures ; s "i mort car s ea) | RUSSELL. 3846—P'easant. furnished front SiG: $295 down. wooo ©o re | bie et .? ye > ; P ~~ mie — - " * > ._- ain g2rate _— — > single rocm: aduita. eno) HUBER M TOR + “af ‘CO 2838 Olive. 3120 Locust. | } _ | ; sd * LJ ~~ a | t ai E> >» Ht ie th TS pe BS oe | Witla oe ara rm nneianeentidaiiinls “ah — = ines - ms —— en 4 ==, ie : MONSANTO) ¢ HE \- rivate familr reasonable. (eR; |) SUSSELLL -644—- ouseseening rooms: afl | 4 7 atom Aart. Work Ge [ “LEMENS. 53820—Availabie June 1: larze | ——— aes. — = ._Piene _$5._ #65 a 3 haan { ‘H AN DLER COUPE -_ a sbi ' . a . >. -’ ‘ . eee 2 oo ne cot tree ~ - = aa om a Dns _— - ISP eer ing . SESS 7 ’ ES res pact. sta « er * | - ANS a2 ra ~ . * * * ae" i itis . " tp»? ; , “2 bs - Al Ot} vrew +4145W- garage tes ‘0 Reh. Sila, gas range ser Convet- 1924 _§ evel ang i ( ‘ach, @ ~Fane oe “4 arene : Saag Lecust. Ps > . ae a a ree anil rants oS SS ae _ pe a —_ ee = s , a " > —————"_—stGDELMAR. 39 warcge freomt room. with’ ge prague er ve Oe ee ra ENRIGHT 5215—Larce south toon. tem | - tieman: Compton car. LActede S508 (cA) Lis are i @.eOdia ca Tr cy LET—ige2 * «une: rerw cood . + ~ —-on - ai . - ~ ‘an i E mt + ™! >¢ ; > net ~ “ Pm ¥% | i443 5 gee tk a Oe } Trt Dees : 2 7 it Ss LNT An ST] - Varge Tom “eer And ort 3 camniy Shae Pad ¥ : | : 2: i $i = ~ 4 ¥¥ “he —_ a1. - as é t oe a. ‘4 any Samson Ts - ENRIGHT 24? 5 623al? f~ont rocr ae Nas areee 4 Sn SH . = ox ~ =e : y 4 cat. = * ARS “ ~ . - ‘ mr4d for ?- priva family Penne e oe = ads Eee ee ae aemeaian eS ae pga sie SIMPSON PL. 1750—Biock south ef La- i ESSEX—Crach: 1926. $595. CHETR OLET—5 eoupee, $100 te om : --_~“! ark oo 7”. Ss honed nen. ‘ anni ? -% at Le ra a Se Yeiy Pront r WFP a5 4 { . wy sare iis 5553 =. * . aren tet = tree Funt Aut oe ee et eee ie rt kitchen. with white sini compiete for | ESSEXI—Coach: 192 eis cauge. €367 Easten. Ale : T T - 7. : | sii - ieee cg aenin Te” « ~ , ” _—— : i 4, - soley 2 \] Pa A || GOODFELLOW. 1248—Niceiy famished - A ae ter gas: fromt en mce- $15 [Pe T™!s Kimk 1S ~ jon ew la fully esulpoed a — ve _ ——. a ee a a — rs wn - “ 4 KENSINGTON 51 94—-Desirabie “rye V,ARRELMAN 4 ~ el —2 Ouse keering ESSEX —“nach. 1928- de i value 2 lari hy es L - . — =? 45 ™) a WT iA ‘ose “4 . 4 _eecT aT P a-* ‘wer 2328. spiendid meais: gentiemen or coupie er — — 300 Gravois. Riverside terms. 3438 S. Gran IVE CHEWROLET CocPEs & see » _-_ - —_— 5 _“ j wet > ‘\ = gan i hen | S529 Ga PIT Pg r - - - --! pert ? 5 ie. ¥ Fis ~+ - oe t Musi sical _instruction eT CS, om ee satesesaneremae SL Seree ee ee — o°°.*5- $73 wo 94°75. terme irate. Senmeas mma ene inerisaiiiaetansaiidiess a ~~) = (sy Witnrta. 4501— Large mom Eitchenette. Sa £2 —_ Oe Ale “S—~aEy Dred erie i tr Pace CREVROLET TUDY JaZéZ—Your ‘avurite iat rument, | Ki NicsMlGe way 7Al? ; 2. a merch: private family. CRand 1431] - a. eae om oo 4 Lae E ¥ . 4 mi. rSi7tituest ¥ 4 LULL N“N — ‘ ard ae . r “LA Des os » 7 5 aia y *,. FP, 4 ; . a 4 L3 Boum m ie a. cas anal FOreat L5em wai 4° tn Dewar. 23 — } PT ; e 2 a a4, “ox 14g t at 7 «M« is ZO posi zs et ae eee Sa, Sy See roum with kitchenette. FOrest T794P Bellew; STiand 2122 " i are—s temo Gee os t : 7 cae : . az EF SA i, ai a Poa! ; ; ore “ rcs 4-Passeager Chevrolet Coupe toa. $423: sce tuxday dia =) compiete lesscrs. Ch: nstenecn. 313 beard: $S weekly tude. Oven evening: 2s : Ps i. ARANTY MOTOR CO = ~ _—- ? x ‘ hese na NS -F4 Yn Soot st fee een Ruane eo atten ’ - oat . vi @ "he i Der woe Ff i * ~~ 7 _> —— ACADEMY. Tt. a ; SFP eee Soar agy ersen eee germs Ane : - : a and Repairing “aad boas” fat gentleman "Line «= AVADEMY. 921—2 large unfurnishea | 9000 miles: like new sinerhieetiiiniatiaiaaa t bs ~ - * — fe oo a &J Pars a it gee ia ~* —_ : + _ —— . — MS Gouge Pepin roOcris. FOrest Casey. DED mar WAS uring. varnisheng. Dathan, 9445M 1421 W. ) 23 Gravomw, Vietsr 2054. 8) LINDELL. 3900 Front room. new lr "4 BERT = ee 7 = LOOK AT THIS? ~ bo = s ty Rie sotakae : - ee en eee —— — . stnpeeuinhiasnatn sionals ~~ , ud ss — -_ ——— aemnae + - * . * a3 > -” . E - : : “ , , . 4 4 x. jo. a a a a FAMINE og . oO Smtemc -* Pe - ~ ~ Ne a ; —_ Pianos aod Organs F For Sale LINDELL. 4248—Theerful. cool moms:_ cars =i . aia, nirally located. ra” >= ae A real barzain and a ceed amit $4 arc 4in art? . - o Ta 2042 —- . LS NE 31 Sl —l-Poerm apartment: con , s Fh ied i. eddies as a tai “ asteitiee , - Pog at i 7 a eet aa [ ET ad 3 abe = a ew ae $95. a ou.s¥ Th 4 -* : : _ ee Mus her? war er = “2 art 4a 345 _- _ Ps ° nm = ~— , aan ‘ MLiy 1925 & HEV Ret i COL PE ra tLe duoc. Lt de i— LWA! ge 7 ¢. mt ~ —. «ae ene eeeacenaaeecrmees - ences pars SP og r . gs _ ‘ 4 = a ON Lad > | fh : o- - - » é KIESELHORST PIANO Co Oar giness pecpie: running water aeutee Sernieet- chan ee mee BR \M- MITCRELLE Two-pesenser. bumpers os flume. — . a a, &..-.--. ae a > > “> ae ade Clee ia 7. ibe “Poy S°Na > — = ak - £. th es 4 got car por 7 4 4) v2? of i A Pe “a — =a US *» ee Ps Sears 2 a e ¥ Ram 4 ; ’ nee ally = or yoke ne 4°42—Bacheior quarters: . eee eee 2 rts initia dle, | gui? Mis ; fet oN AP Ed - . —— CABANMYWR Sé4ex.% tater. . 4 : a i re tat. Snis2 dark chotrest food and service. Lindell 2414 ~-ABANNE _ 7 txs - here: ems. Saath. suit lok! | =ssex, +3 Se McPHERSON. 4071—Bcoom and beard. ““*"*- Drivate family. Forest S602] SEE THIS COACH ware: — KS roFT Aw CR bits 2 a 7 =~ Tee > oe as = 2 cass 4 caret ¥ or — a are edad 2 —_ ‘ 4 | IT Re LOR ETT w 4 — - - ‘ ; = x a . a _ - ta everything Seady . JORST 53 ic5@) | MPRERSON, 4200—Pioasant cowea run. CATES. S0Q5—Housekreping ar seeping ————YAHLEM 1995 & : sttthenebessenstnetaate ree sate « pi e & kek ores rae. ref ge r aS a Xie tT} > = ~ raiz A Nis Dr : inant ee oe game = - 5 ? “> ~ aaromneuntenis 1S s isy ms i. PODUIa?Lr —— wont nee wa C4 Tree ~ =— : beard D4 ae wt 42, sihect 1 S2D0sex O@iroom. nicely fur ESSEX € . CH ew ™ » . ik = te t er — « ‘. 7 a ear - Hears “es = } preset 4514 lis mG take ate ant a sishe i mom. gdetighttuil Lar SiITLrryre,r pan , . = : Pers, ae ?.#ome of refinement: ref DELMAR 3970—smail 2i focr roome T - f = ? tls ae — gon) ie Metai tubes 456 BOOM AND BO LARD -Widow wth “Yer. ee ioe ~m Fed a -_—s oe ; ; —_ —_—— y © “gid megection and : + . os Reergeaie® "gs nen Berntiine é ’ “ 4 — ome ¢ Pere = «te i oe ‘ ne Pp sare wr "4 , " — ‘ Tie ls * ubes ke te adie Lud err s. $7 ewe sf Orivare some Tl ws | ie + > iy “wz _ er hes Pe ad “he ri. ) sOT, x” © 3 t ” egy M54 ~ ea ri. Le QF iz ee Pe. | ‘Te. 4 a0 v 498.73. io8 ed, ~ rTahed. "here my ~ ge +4 De? Trt hoe errr Stra - ~ om hig - rng Baye Ro rae porn Somme EN eR eine compen cer ta ——-——~- rd ak | eT. "S 3 ~ ed 4 . Bc ,\ —81749 for mahowars SS. 2 ae hes | 7 ~_ i a te se 3 om au: . iin: Sin nat’ sie ve ae ay ve ~19 ‘2. 391 ae 9 - «rge fens “f oe" ta | ~— s+ roe = = : mae et a Y TERN & “O. [2th Oftve eae isefeening SES: £arace 7 4 SOS cash and $29 mente. oe Ballon > ~ of - hot 6 ‘ — ~ ie a e% Pel ~~ ; * . insite seeahbatieraet acc aeaainianie ve A iw “ - r ~ « i od or re eee) 3 = r PS 4 . TER STAN ; I. MA a. 22 * ete . “ ; “ - * LATER L.NO--—-Mahogany case. musc — are i, SE pm housekeeping TT a x woTR CAR Pu? oe ss ™ . x - Yr ° * -_ ° . wu net ~ench. anid new for 34} a oms: 1 aos Wi2 water " : Paice 2 ’ lo wets sr — ~ > eee vy +Oe ie - —— 3 _ gs ~f9 Ts ao ee SR ee pees Zz = sf .-~ e Se ee ee apa Ful se. DELMAR. 2970-—Larse. 2.90 small rooms \ "9" t _ teat ‘Or Siz - ‘TN = — “rr wees T"9 unk? One 1 ‘gent aie het errr i Tw weet Tee aT LS 5 ‘ Jar ¥ Or oo Be Pien — LiVv= Olive ~o-- ore ————— . os teens ‘ vemos a ”*3 Purses containing Mmonev d DELMA a $741—~Light Soupek oem og , ; repped TOs afd seeping. reasonabic. a) = ROS a ae 31s Lerest. nei Expertencet oress ang ree EANSDRS Two new —_ ata Petuced orice. inna Hatel, Taylor and ——— and general Souee- refermices: go ‘ome mehte. ==ee OPeR. ATORS— And a: and 3-PIEC E P ARLOR SET é CHA? ANG MARKET ets. PLAIN mahegsor case upright iam Se ‘xcellent con@ftion: only $105: a "tse on the streets or cars are returned ae Be nll we og _nouneterD- Te ‘ _ )DGE t ‘OUPE value tm ate ver a... Pamenss:. new paint: mete Saad | KIFSELHORST PIANO co. }te the lecers almest every day DELMAR 5139—Lares front houmiecn i ESS CA sa LOds . Tp: 3 lah }a79g Th? J ite sf “58 | "= Ten jean “ester fa lie. PYresg 4 245 OCTVE threugh PO*T-DISPATCH Wants. = ie A i a —-* e ‘ DELMAR. 42703 -oome. = Seas. far ¥ 1925 Model ———— : Mest persees are hones leok Sished compiete. veasona>ie: SMP DIN r ‘ oo _arrs” Seed Sets: Fons $:. “30 A , 4 ss. WI ) | i} 7 DELMAR 357 3Sf 4... Si, TT ory _ . RA PTAN for the leser’s setice in the Peo. rooms for light nee ca ~ oo if Restored to simost armies Gem: fully equipped: Spare, tre, etc. j ~ | ; ' Ph o- fe : ” ; | : etc 4 ee ew * ed S f e 4 Tar ¥ 4 , J2 * "e ss ad A cio oe pe at? . rs 2s ie heel. aha a kp 23 ie want. at “ -_ a yi at aet t . * *., pemuansrasnnegiientasatees ~ a alt pie’s Popular Want 4d medium. Call Di.Mian 40 7.s tooe onmeeectinn me tera! ase) 0 6de iecate my : a:. su "e. and osed bur ™-. cormpieteiy furnintted for ght “ iin ae Ga eneie of MA Ittt. | neageh ern cas. ech ele-tr "od of ‘ors. a Mee a ery. HUDSON-FRAMP 4 3309 Loenust— fot | : Rooms Continued on Page 46 I ete Sl pie ma seg lewert =, 4 Tli-?T Leewes. an? eee. Se r. A | DOSLMAR, 5227 -4267—Front housekeening : — OLS Oltee, if ani serping rooms Water, reaarnabie = 4 = ae oo = sy i. Se eats y dows neers Guna ool on ~“t*l)l MOTOR oO. 1908 Lecus «

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—" 7” oP aS Rp ns _POST-DISPA “DISPA TC : 3 wate Ti2e __"¥°112,814 AUTOMOBILE Want ‘Ads last year—41,768 MORE than the THREE | AUTOMOBILES ther St. Louis newspapers COMBINED. A U T O Mi OBiILES —— as ee ‘ Pm iy "Re SS oN” ga ee) a airtel oe yee dea, ee x ata Sd - 0 ah ” a . 1b oF Pee 4p) AR v1 > oo pi eS A UT OM OBILES - Coaches Co 4 ae upes F ad tomobil L 1926 coach driven very little; | FORD 956° a caiinees es. sters For Sale — © Loans § wo a to_eell 35 361° OF ashing’ ~g ER 1a | GRAUPNET 3418" Locust. Open highte. Age 1914 roadsters: re | r Me ~~ snutttiinennieciiiomatet : re 7 ; ; On cal s. or ‘bought. 5 | ; gee tn coach. . ee serve ps '| | Ee eee oEPS balloons: a bur roadster. - Ss ay every ny y — ite Tu \y-peeee a and new; save S500: terms. ft : CAR ENER, _3 _Loe ust, Open nighte. J Co?) m parison. $39 5. MacCart hy -Pardue. | U TO. LOANS grely driven, compete. P OR Damn oupDe, 1924: pe rfect: $235. . Also | 6320 Delmar. PArky lew 2526. re ‘financed; more aL, 3401 Jacust. nen nights. | 1 et $85 :_te versa. _1905 _ Locust. “(c7) | FL ANT Roadster: port: 1925: 4 a a feee—cozst. Inte “24. vers fine con. | FX 44 ny Oupes "24 model: many extras: ' io tie o town; “Tike new: must APPRAISAI gue: jooks and runs better than new / . 240, s terms. 2 735 Olive ye. 73) | 3 - big saving: don't miss it: : S CO, : ane — bumperrites, balloon | a $70 uD; x late Coupes: | GU4 ' ; 3028 > Locust. _( 080) a. noon te; sich eale. S829 Linccin. terms, 2506 8. _ Jefferson, t age | SEARANTY ait - ios CO.. 29 36 Lam ust BT. iy i O % ' oe $850. = ge get is PORD— 1024 COSDF: ae mec hanica] Con- moun tables: on! 7 $75 5: aarter 9334 Gi vell Awa q iti mm a8% Re) Hi. _ 2OLe Cher “okPee, ie) hauled and guaranteed, open evenings pa AU TOMOBI r l ye FORD 108s coupe, . $150" down “ees 1922. Sundave. LES SON ( a F AC He $5! hy $35 down. : link, 3505. S. Grand. (ey) : me JOHNSON MOTOR CO., is Dise D } /FORD—Coute; good coniition: $90. ‘cash. tural Bridge at Union. anit Co, fate © feet array eros to | | 4059 Lucky. ‘J.lndell 3699M. (a5) | FORD- pogoger: 1925: perfect: $150 j i f i im - : ie ‘ ‘ . 7 h aan fablem * re ~ rfect throughout and FORD. “Coupe; | 1926: excelle nt: _;palloone F ‘okD ts oa 2: terms. _1905 Locust. ie?) Vas ington es i fi. This car Worth every cent of $475- $12 9 down. __ 4464 Easton. (c% “$17 seit roadsier: g00d condition: et St buy this car today if you | FORD. Coupe: 1925: excelient ‘condition | . “Ta » down. 4464 Easton. _ ; ‘Terms 4 Voss N. Grand. _ $325: 875 down, .4464 Easton. (c7) | a ae 3 roadaters, 0 MeN ms eee : 035 N. Grand | FORD—Coupe. starter ice ccc) | trade: terme. 2 Nair. ‘ YAHLEM | oupe, starter, lock wheel. heeds | FORDS—3 rosdsters. 2 ana 'S ‘) —~ ————— - ee ia a ae a ~ ie eile ah oe —— our ‘ee | FORD ~~ lan jate | Sedans For — | OVERLAND —Sedan: LV 1 2d 3301 _Washington_ a Ueben- Rbdged Used Cars® : soe ‘5 balloon tires, ert ‘trom ___Touring Cars For Sale _ "“Uelen-Medaed Used Civrs® Ry ey $110 in. ice a Se ere ee + A repeat NE Ae Ae Aaa eerie pees F ey wa sore be Aca Rm kL ae _ oe. 6. 1926: nD COMMERCEAT "e ef Pt apn op hoy ~ > Lis “we $ret fe uy Hi il . ‘ ibe...) ” ~ ~—r a ie USUAL STYLE WEBER-PLEDGED THE SEAL OF SECURITY. The thousands of used-car buyers who own a | Unlen-Pedged Used Cars” Pa i teaggiay Pea See eee ere CHRYS gs - Phaeto trade. Open even gs and Sunday. DR ccabell 925-—— bry sle —— at a eaeestiaon to es AKER SEDAN 5 pageant de juxe special 8: cig paeriae '} _— car _— uestionably ve “FORD ‘Tador | aed an, » v “ Ms & ——s + =. Ad: Jota ¢ 30 dave tire “end eheaeter: car is selene to sel] qu FR ANKLIN MOTOR ., haan threes model tudor: 5 rine eke - ‘almost new Py at half cost. (ypen Sunday and Ev eninga. COU PE. wah : adster ; 26: like new: 1924 “HUDSON COACH : 1921: rune good: $95. i. Sort sla pm IAL CREDIT cS... so wee a eed #ar ean be- FL INT CHEVROLET CO., 4710 Delmar. | FORD—19 94 model 5 aay gefinish* ed perfect mechan- | | FORD—_ Oupes: several 1 o> and 19 74 S45 > down; guaranteed 30 days. ae nm: an ideal all-year Car; ex-; models, reconditioned; @uco finish uar- | Owen Co., 3318 W ' ponaitien priced long “terms. USED | anteed: bargains: terme. 3116 aa oe FORD— hoe oa i ee = ite; star a . - . “ — dali a . \ r te ICHANGE. 44 "Locust. corner | FORD- ate oupe, 1925: a real bargain; onlv 4 exc lient tires: a a4 tee o eee ter, Vv s d12 2 Gown. Brahm-Mitchellette, 1049 RIEFLING, Pome DEALERS, — E Mi NT TES ——_——_—eeeeeeeoooa~ | « naan Boyle. at _Manc hester. = ee (cy (2501 § Ss. Jefferson. _Open_ Nights and Sunday ‘DORSERS N ORD-—Coupe; 1920; starter, demount- | FORD—Roadater: & months old: Ne. eet om EEDED ) SON os ables: $35; $15 down. 4464 Easton. | equipped car: motor perfect: - Jeft in your aioe drive | = aT A Ee Attractive terms s an exceptional bargain. Bp sai om OS SERE]ON j ~O — 1995 coupe: wawinr ns perfect con- r » ale aha lion inside and out: $149 aoe n. er PRICE FORD DEALERS, mer nd eo Mfidential. igating ay Mg frie ’ employers. — $ paid off. Ba! ances at mpanies refinance ‘ed on ments and more money — ) Official’s Car Driven exclusively by the president of, company, in use 30 days. SELL FOR 10% off _— price. New car j (cKO) Did iacaeinclilliliaireasitninssiniecisibigitl brand-new: easy FORD—( oupes: 4 latest: best available. RIEFIL iNa. TORD DEALERS, a ean s and friendly treatment Al LE Ml ance Corp. ital, $250,000.00 ‘North Grand ished in Guco: cuaranteed: $75 down, Al throughout; $85 balance to su | __ KUHS-BUICK. OR37 N. Grand. FORD—Counpe, Al condition: many extras: fvaranteed $110 down: nall monthly 1924 and 1925 models; 3175 OCDSON-FRAMPTON, 3309 Locust Jefieson 3100. Open evenings.(c6) OOO iE t. 924: every extra; $195: $245. 4390 Olive.) _OVerhauled. repainted and guaranteed: : COACH gray and black : only $140: $45 down; 7s =" = Coach, 1923; good tires and paint | a en — —" ee Condition. 215 S| fon bak oe nn eee —— ai | Rallioon tires ana evervthine: cheap! aa —1921 coupe; good running cond): | t to ( 2xch sis Locust NEWELL'S. 342° Lindell. | ton; good upholstery: ay $95: terme. eT hove, * C844 ie gag nthe er 5 oe : *B-JOHNSO nt ——{-— Wanted | baad 10 6 coach; “Be: car guaran- gg Sb mal eldge ot take. “.. wey’ PM¢ BIL E—Roadster. sport. $100 down sathaene a same as new; only 9. on terme. sae UFOS : wanna 5 w dollars a week buys this sport road- ugh. BO d; money loaned. Ss Grand, _ \ Vie ‘tor 9104 (cB) = Wid . Any ne Ke- ot vor u r_titie Yss *) live. spot gutPNER _ 8418 Locust. Open nights. FORD— Coupe, 1922: e000 condition: re- | ac a real beauty; $325 takes SS Eenenee in duco: oniv $140: verv easy evenings. i “For parts — iddie Market OAKLAND es ae 1925. els: all overhauled nte it in | mi vy tt Si 1318 N. 13 TYler 4172, Balloon tits and | jate equipment: first-class Pondition: fuaranteed i dae € € 1X Ts {c8) Bi giendid condition, finish: G. M. A. C.]/ Mendenhall. 2315 Locust. Open Sunday | §{ d AI Finas Fo for wrecking, any ee EST SIDE BUICK AUTO CO.. and_evenings. Pe 14 Roa ster ~wJ N. Leonard. Lindel Kingshighway and ae ‘Pherson. FORD— SOuUpe, 1025. hailoon tires; —s | Keeneat and snappiest minning Ss WTD_@5 O00 « _Bimar_6 A205 Onen Ev coings. al itr d Tespe or ike n a ; et ed in roadeter in town: lots of power and >». wwe C ASH. uco two- tone Co —% exceptional bargain. | nerformance two-tone rebin E your car, get cash. MOX. a >t") I Vi iF pa & highest cash price modes. ae Easton. (cB) FIVE- PASSENGER COACH. FORT—Coupes- choice selection of | nine Ron only 2000 miles: practically a new 1925 oa 1924 coup es sonditi oned and = | gr. jooks aoe a real saving on this repainted; 30-day gu ran nter $250 to extra equipment: guaranteed represented. Consider $165 = 109; ai * sae? ; | aa . . ‘ 192 6 PIE RC E 80°” Haut _ — _Olive SRS sO ene _ fed) blue finish: very latest style: | ) - Am y k >; pay cash. 3642 grade ¢ 75. Our terms are “Tiber ° natin Pee we an. ea OLIVER CADIL TAC CO. sing ES CE. Posts D FAL LERS, a whack moron can oo Ge =* a Siemaitneeentnneemnetets A pe } ev & Nn - Aa « - . + » “eo ‘ _ 50: coupen. roa isters, se $333 Locust. 5 ran evenings. — and Jewett Distributors, 29°1-27 Onen Er Pennings enna FORD——Cou ipes. 19°95. ‘O4- 13 to ae lect Lindell 4026W. 3034 : 6) i. 4“ Use Ae i frem: every one overhauled repainted : { Lacust. —SlT> eT Se “Ere 2 ; a _ and guaranteed: dD exce]] ent oversize cord Cg a a Oe, 7 gh ae Page. *pelenr-Medged tirea on each car: refinished in black. | MARMON-—-34 chummy; owner . g sow terms. aii rk View biue or green; lots of accemories : prices | city: first-class condition: mechanically ser SR 1924 Willys- Knight Coach from 8275 to S350. easv term j and appearance; must sacrifice: wil! n- | 65 coupes, 42 roadsters. °5 With 4 brand-new tires: perfect condi- | RIEFLING, FORD DE A LERS. | gider diamonds or anything of Secale, pay 50 to $550 tion: fully guaranteed: this famous motor | 2501 S Jefferson, Oren ni chts and Sunday vaiuec, as part; will demonstrate $ CEntral S450. 1905 Lo Qgever needs valve grinding: improves with | FOR Rp— “Goupe: ate 1924: here is the best - Clara. vu] (c=) Gage: we'll sell this on exceedingly = iy in the city: be eure and eee it be- | 799% ea i canes : "2 hr ; 7Q") = Wid We are e offe ring a ferme. Us SED CAR EXCH ANGE, O44 fore vou bur: reco] ndiii toned. newly pai nt- 1925 MAX W EL L ROADSTE R nilowance for 1923 and pre- Locust. _ ed and guaranteed; now $350: terms. ASK | This verv popular 2-passenger roadster on s upes ON trade for the to eee No. &13; other bargains to select je in excellent Duc > finish. we Ord car Co | from. ‘tiree and a particularly quiet and smooth FORD D FE: ALERS. upes For Sale | CARONDELET MOTOR CO j}motor; small cash payment, ne Open evenings. CK 1925. $2095: Dodce. 1924- Max- 3867 S. Grand. Always open. _ j mont hiv. NS. ani cn 1 — 192. dre. aan r *s Cc STOR * well, Oakland coupes. $295. 3643 “ch | FORD C Ol PES | HR} a i BERRY eS TORE. “ARS W ANTED een. : "aur cho 9 9°97 : { 2928 Locuet JEfferson "CKho-Coupe. @-cvlinder. 4-pamsenge: Yo = oic p Bon 4. 1924. 1925 models: re oS e; want 500 cars at onee, ¥ - iananeell Duco maint yerv rea- | condi! is coed and cuaranteed coupes. STT DEBAKER— 1024 special 6 ell Jbiferseon 464. ao, ee a. aa $° vg. 's- 5 down: cuaranteed 30 Gays. | real cla two-tone duco: only , - * ) H sonable. FOrest 7163. 4 w “Hl ow EN €O., 3318 Washington. (c6) ~GRAU PNER. ' 3418 Locust. Open you si. WOTOR CO., 2936 Locust. ics aS Wed. For wreckine: at (oR? very litle, SCHNURE- BU Ss 29: 38 ‘ Olive. | 9 Special six roadster. You kno wr « ve es CHEV SOLET —Jate 192 excelient con- | 192 4 FORD COU PE , baker. At G everrvone knows this ) { ARS VW AN TED ; dition: m ust Sac? Oe. $R7 , Ea aston aY .. There is no hbheiter bur In town: $250 ; Ww ave oper Rec aAuse he bought it Bay Forest 7217 ee | taken it on* long terme: fully geuaranteed. MOUND CITY AUTO ©O.. oor _ TSED CAR EXCHANGE. 2944 Locust, ).000 CASH a Look! Read This! | comer Garricon, Sedans For Sale N0O- pay $50 to — more dealer in St. ._— doll i = i ~~ - ~ a | “Tr ~ «) EM MOTOR CO. BUICK ‘‘6’’ COUPE | { BUICK. SEDAN—192 eae x I wn So | The master 6 model. Looks end runs : (({ 19 99: > FORD. $32: faa Good tires; motor pa ts ine es Be g-0by Tre a brand-new car. Has 4-whee! brakes iV —— ei ee Loe ust. JEffersor } 3 sh ( Open ¢. eT) TES ; "pee tag vn chats ee oupe, ia 4-passeng: Od ¥ For Hire ae fall equipment. Chauffeur Goas0 oo "5 balioon tires, trunk and other ex- I uYy it today. Exe han re. 4867 Easion Always open ) Four THI SRE T ger: cost new S1TRO0 quiet YY EST SIDB Rt Ick AY TO __ 1035 N. Gt ant a : Aco: %) j motor. all tuned up: en ot pongo Kingshighway and Me Pherson. 1926. $595. 924. ‘$298: ye Po OO +f 395: jnew: worth every cent of SavU0: this ts ° MRlmar OS05. (men Sunday s. __ 384 3 _ a. wy a } aon” pe... ‘ ‘ F int u 10 i h legs a | Vaile ‘ if t ne ~ a mr : ' z “ Hj 4s bE $33 a8 Nese 1924: needs work; $285: @ Exchange. 4867 Easton. Always open. | 0)F rev 025 € i fo Bll a wick sale. P) 404 Easton. (c7) 43 (c57x) | Hurry to. At TTR is ee spies i Chevrolet Sedan ach, same as new; $485; carr vROL ET—Counes. 1923 - recondl- | 1994. N ASH (¢ ‘OU PE 3505 S. Grand. (c7) 4 newly up! ae ry} © ; $450 takes jt. Terms, INT C HE . “10 Delmar Be Eee aaa Hew, original paint. $ U Capt ann nings and Sundays. a pore 1500. seme | ~ PIERC ‘E-ARROW COT PE $5 weekly. Aiw aye SS. POR CO. 2936 Locust_st. 1923— ya : owen tires. iook and will serve jae | —— 1923-—Chevroiet touring SE $150 | eto a0 | SALE GIVEN AWAY Ripped to Pieces Imagine such prices and terms on such wonderful cars. $25, $50, $75 Down plete line a real harenine to eelect bones. 2 =. 1925; private c ars ; S265 to $375; trade 2501 s Jefferson. Onen niehtes and Sunday a Me” Cae a tan? ee eA eT: _anything. Williams, 4390 Olive. (cRD) | r 7 ‘aloo: Gil ee Maan: te | - 1922 FORD ROADSTER 993 4 ‘Passenger Ford PREPARE FOR THE HOLIDAY JOHNSON Atl- Q._cO. S007 Olive. FORD ROADSTERS—) ws ee we Ton DODGE er ARE FS, OAD INR Ly gee CPE UN + 49 eT intial - PSP CRRA RS OAR er ae . " tertns: severa! others to choose from. GUARANTY MOTOR CO... 2938 soul et. y. , JOHNSON AUTO CO., 3667 Olive. | FORD—cCoupes: 1925, 1924 and 1923 mod- | Automobiles For Sale nd Used Cars” 1924 CHANDLER This famous Pike's Peak motor in this practically pew car is offered Leone very low price: long Mere’ "ARENAS at Re SAAN Rada gina EP Raat SI i ate te ES Nip eee —_ = —. a 2. GuMeniCrAL ‘CREDIT CO. ail WILSON MOTOR CAR CO.. Paige and — Distributors on SE ax q23 Sgt —_ - re eae EN re Wont © Sele 4 Ww ight: 4 90 Olive. 89 STUDEBAKER B-6 TOU RIE —T-pase- repainted 2-tone: bumpers. wi! — — La BAN bar: eport: & “Ueber Psdawd Used Oars? 1926 HUDSON BROUGHAM ‘Pract: ‘cally brand. new Come Quick one Get the Pick! YAHLEM Leading in Price and Quality. 1035 N. Grand ee ee an oughiy gone over by our oxnarans ee eens ee SEEN ESSFX_ Fourie. | eee ‘lle nt ao Se a a ll ntl a ng tg tp" ee aa ne lene ton — * BE RITA AONB LS UN 6-50 MOON not a pur for any quick buye- it ‘PMOBIL E—Sedan: ‘must be sold thie oF ‘23 STUDEBAKER LIGHT 6 ‘FORD— Toure, A Cope Pte thn aR SR at BI CE > } GUARAN TY MOTOR €o.. ; 25 Hup “8”. $2400 Car for a complete line of Stuseas : rma most powerfully guaranteed used cars A. whist SIDE. ‘BUICK AUTO CO., Kin shighway and ise parece... , BU cOm 4- Page ove 1924: 1805 brakes ; = i A: 00d a ation. c aster 6: discount. | BUIGK-—Manter Six touring, 1924; and runs like new: $695; term STUDEBAKER LIGHT 6 Touring has 5 disc wheels, bum pe re on front — 1924 model as good as FORD Touring: refiniahed: and ee ge fre - BU —— cylinder no nice little tam. | our iron —— | muare ~~ ‘FIV —E ae S17 leew a 1924 Chevrolet at og a buy; $176. + RA a eB ca ae MMM d, ck'S WEST BRARCH. "elen-Pladged Used Cans? SPECIAL 6 aencas ood me- chanical condition: ie 30 ee. 1924 ema 331 s “Washington. | PORD-—-Tourtnes, Paicr 2 Oss 199° Ford coupe: 1921 Ford coupe: 8135. 1725 Ford coupe: Masrwetl scaler ~ $300. Open Sunday — over pvICK— Light 6 touring. "Bipasseneer ‘ EE & ak a Pa *y7 =~ | . : ¢ seein ee vet! “UWeber-Pbodiged Used Quis? 1925 STUDEBAKER A AGI MM ol MARS repair nied. “rentekcelea” CA cul oer ts toeinted and muaranteed; “aif FI. ING. “FORD. DE AL eBS. $50 Riera. $5 Per’ Month Ove rend Roadster , St ude baker Teuring “*#*e STC 17 Towne Paras “alao GRAU Epnlen Hee, Locust. ‘Auburn. Sidebar ait ces be 3 offer; Love ona MOTOR CO.. BUICK—Touring. iat eo ane a new GARDN ER—i O23 | + ae-r KOU T JAZZ SPORT! BR. de luxe model 1924; 4-cylinder. Here is truly @ rare | yf WHAT DOES IT MEAN? i's Guarantee means that you get satisfaction funded—no deductions. Mon funées “250d no questions ask NEWISOIB LOCUST ~ iv PARANTY MOT OR, CO... Jewett, $595 loo@s and runs ee HUP TOURING *3 eh will not do —Studeb: aker. Ee a ry) tls erent mater sateen sold "this week as a "vatlern Si “NU RE-BUICK, the Srininal Je weit. 3 7T-passenger: car makes fine appearance: | 3 : JE * rebuilt and en With jote of power and: stur- Le -a kab ater angen BE 1K ‘Tov RING, "ses" Seihes Teenptar our Price 3165 down, 34° JOR) AN — Tou. sport. —— — Buy Your Car BU ic KSC SHIN RE Another red-hot touring. she's sure worth the money. Juaet think, a sport $245 to $295. lieense free "Flint Auto | | Exchange. 480 7 Eaeton. Always) “ARAN TY "MOTOR. CO. ‘MAXW ELI-—& vort CHEV ROLET—S:dar.. 1923 | met - 19) 24 PBL IC K TOL RING For Decoration Day Special Bargains for bags DAYS ONLY SEY AMAT CONG LIEN REL ES SES 5- b baeeneer soni ~ ir nd = _ Saaecsneienen Used 7-Passenger Late 1924 JEWETT/DE LUXE °‘6” "Usben-Ré-doed used (7 Seer beautiful sreen shade that all the girls are jane new Dueo paint, good motor and tires. 924 Ches rolet Touring; good tires and motor; original fin- brakes ‘and balloons and worth easily $1000. ha Ske Sport 7 Locust. 3084. Open evenings. ee | 3015 Locust. Newell's, 3422 Lindell _ . BREVBOLET—1925 coune: good condition: | *¢ Pp T ‘On [Brick Corn? Saat 4464 Easton (c7) | Don’t Pass his! RN ates 1 ame He RE ren ER 7 OU een RC cre UC shilling te hOerry | WiLLTR xWIGHY 1 3 { beet buy in town. The Red Hot Baby The famous red paint | with, moromro red special Layer vag Don't mige this one. Tr GUARANTY MOTOR CO.. WI LLS STE. WILSON MOT aid Te OAR AD NT, NY ay ny de A PN NRE eye a LOVES LOGS OILS 1 TEER ALG A OM ONL LE LOLI NIA | eshte stain atid res os “ “em oo puetely | . Ae a ime . = . . ' ™ o re - Aipte® - ” a : - | nia; oe Dialed from top ta bo ittom ; . ? SED 1924 Ford Gesu, 4 new tires; motor perfect; a eee ee . - ne ‘ bear renee ye aan te + Chevrolet Sedan: motor, paint and tires in — good sila Agvaniced | “6 touring Armen kgs ee) wpraeng “BUICK TOURING completely rebuilt and new top and hurned- | "Ueber Rlclaed Used (ivs” MAXWELL SEDAN 5 tires. front and rear ‘bump Trucks For Sale Cc HEV ROL ET TRUCK oa —) poehi med 1923 Guitein Cc ‘oupe, in good condition; a real bargain. $50 - fully cua ranteed and © eee ee ene oe era _ ° at Ds ‘er y- « joe a GTA RAN” ry MOT NASH i TouRNG” | soe Ae ry | Dé DODGES— -§. Rit a oe or closed at acceasaries and tools. | | - THON — Tene sedan. “1925. | | . VE N AS os : ‘ : MOON— > Brush, BOT THY tae mo paint and Jires in good condi- 0 On €asy 1¢ rms Brand- New Nash — Chevrolet Coach. ear has been driven very lit- lots of extras; motor in very ores condition; will sac- - CTH Md EST a a al 1926 a Bt ish pening 7 = ort “touring. $300. "3648 | TW £ ADIL LAC PH. \ETON . ——- > \F rORD—1 fon truck. Py ” i ee ——~ | geat covers. bumpers. 4-wheel hydraulic + SEX COACH "eben -Pboctaed Used Qurs* Stutz 4-Passenger ee | brakes and balloon. tires eee oe. | wo HS RI $35 200 Car _ for $850. chanically. We ask the most for only $170 dow, rs Pet ry / ; #: & 283 N.. Gr ers’ IMSD Dm and comparison 1. 4] 1925 CHEVROLET COUPE STANDARD COUPE =| OG Seden. 1025 amon Overland Touring; good run- ning condition. Many Others to Select From, Very Reasonable Terms for terme AR ROW DISTFIBUTER R18 Wrshineton._ DE} a} ‘eo val a trucks, OAKLA AND- —B nedan pred whele. Te, nae, tires, “sem te TOURING mecaniecs. long terms. 3333 Locust. JEfferso: 3084 Open | tires, disc wheels, bumpers an 1—1926—Oakiand landau — C HANDURR- —Ton uring al J. | Meti clutch, $125 down, 12 mor ths Pledge tied Ore? (015 Locust. NEWELL'S. 3422 Tn “Tost with h new rink Open Evenings and Sunday. : JEfferson 2700, fow anaes ™ ‘ten on Te age RS Ree ee — She Ist | OAKLAND SED cuara nteed : = 50 ‘re is one of his leaders. Chevroiet ; very fine meh 7 inne & iebal ane throughout: looks and runes gor ue exceurnt studepaner coupe is Fe | DOnGE—Sedan. in splendid : ond) on 1035 N. Grand. __ extra equipment everything ready Guced te nearly hall the few cost: fully Duco: equipped: eat ue MH to co at special low price for qtick Gus? Bal $75 cash and $3 weekly. Al- led Used ' wars e-PT), WILSON MOTOR CAR CO., x CO ACH | . Paige and —* Dietributors. our powerful guarantee and ore lj beral — DODGE —Sedan. 1925: orisival , € lerms WERER'S. 1837 Locust. halloon tires; li ke new se 250 3015 Locust. Newells. 342 d CLEARING § SAL E- oe DODGE-—Specal sedan, eiise wheels eterna Moet complete line of 19°24 and 19°54 ere. velour interior; $315; act : equipped. with all accessornes; overed by rie «ieee SD for a quick sale: nerfect 2} 921-2 Loc Usl. Ford Coupes 7 city: refinished in «@ veral others, $125 down. Wiliams, 4340 Since | i Uuara! pe ong, hag | different shades of Duco ree ond! tione ats ee R’S. 2729 N. Gr and enueranteed 30 days; prived from $235 ab © To a By ¥ gly *BRYSLER—4- ¢ ylinder: 1926 mode! . - et. as ; to » & pias 1 ~ down parment : 32 rmonthe 1 IDGE ee H WL R E been run 3500 miles. Private owner. on balance W. H. OWEN. Authorized Four-door sedan good condition } S1X Coach } mon B- ee. Ns 2: ve -Diapatch. satya > gags op ——. Ford Dealer. 431 “ Washineton ie ®) finial st ‘HNU RE- BU Ww K a 20) SOG HUS—Coupe. 1925; like new, at | — ———____—_- —_—_—____—_— — x | ; Lec | YODGE SEDA condition throusc” S Price, HUBE R, 2601 a | ly ' pai nted latest icc. Coupe. 1u23 exce llent ~ @ondi- Limousines For Sale Se 1ae4 finished in tan Trucs . " ' . exceptionally well cared for me: Won; $275: $75 down. 4464 Easton. | Packard Limousine—sd Series nee ores. equip nent subtect ; éhanicallv; vetour upholstery is ion and demonstre- (Citi ‘ . Reaprees rful = = ) : ; for service work: makes fine ap ~~ Ww ak ur } ; —— MONARCH. 3137 Locust. BU 1c K—K- 44: 6-cy ‘ylinder ep down not fuliv QuArn nteed and eauinned: surtrising- 4 ore sunk : ar: drive it; Qo Go iw 4 heat te . oe ; DODG Eb ( Ov P E G Rat PNER. “3418 Locugt. Open nights.) tsep “AR E XC “H AN GE. ‘D044 Locust. a] P é ~ PAgeeng er - , ' oO gFo0 a y_ Roadster re -: & int) aba hres Fi RDS—: ‘ late eedane* $60 up barcain, weer; Bow pent. measor ¢ BUIC K— 4. “ O68 Ss. Jefferson. a a zs ; ' , » £ 4d4 ’ ro} } no rae - ar . ‘+ te “| a aT t » S240 OTAVE ne 3615 Locust. Newe lis, Rk tte _Linc e1l. FORD — Seda ne: 2 la te good as newt . trade, 9 Q ¥ . ? QF DAN Munday and evenings. Lindell 6789. | BLICK — 1923 roadster: $390; 192), $195. terms. oS 60 McNair. _ 1924 } TU DEP AKEI eis , Model : — ss 192° Studebaker, $195. Soo 5. Graye FPORD—Late 18°° sedan: gene id motor: K | : Sey) Paint and good tires: &75 212 imost original cond! 1925 DODGE (| BUICK —1623 ragdster; real ciassy sporty. SSS enn ETO ae ulpped; guarantecd: (( B solid: see it; casy terms. _ FORD —Tudor sedan 1824 Laie Prupe, ei See Gham 2008 eatieo ii G RAL PN ER. 4415 Locust (epen Dights. : ished hike new ‘eae a2 7 e 34°°2 1. lion m {ire bumpers moto- | BUICK 1923 roadster, 5 good cord tires ; wie Locum. ~ ae sti ae - 15 OO Meter ang —™ nae ¢ cert " hing 4 Car reaqcy les | Ao $225: license tree * PORT —Sedar. conte ~ rj ref) n* . wed LS Gut © fhe: new. ners B5A0 afr original (i Flint Auto Exchange, 4867 Easton. A lacquer, 20-day GMaMt it: aa “2 d wel for aurick mai terms oe WAR Cpe 1cH6 ) cendition OO daye; terms 4166 TLAON 4 Tart y AR oO { ilieaeua — RAMPTON, Paige af leowett Thstributers » 19: 24 BL IC K R¢ ) ADS TER FORD—Sedan. ifTS. recond): rs 7 and Locust “21-27 Locust sil W, Refinished; motor rebuilt: ios oe ac. acy ted: a good car for } all med eo8 down. aces ac- te} JEftferson 3100.(c6) ne ee ae ee md : - equlpe : $ oH" ~ a NWN at TO 8 RAAT aa . ~~ ; may ot ‘ i ag OE alte ” ‘eo ain (UHS-BUT K. @a37 XN Gram. FORD + Redan. good condi tion: mot oT PP Mor in trem ey, . ’ or Da rn “ai ' a , " ' oot ay r iA ule rl crs I i _ trade. Open evenines and ;° pity - es ; ee es Oe terme Brahm: Mitchelette, at Maichester. AANTY MOTOR CO.. 2036 Locust et. 3015 Locust. XEWELL'S. 3422 Lindell. | Bepic, a race. OT ARaANTV VOTOR CO Y 95 Down. #15 Bo: Chand! er Tor wring Orthwein Accessories, Par te—For Sate : PAR! Ms tor BGO popular. tne he care Allen's. So —- 200 HU go , eee and sOUTHW ket ‘NASH - TOHNBON AT TO Cc 0. gui $140 we alwe ve ba’ ea fine selection of ee ee SSS } t ‘ j ' } ‘ “Look! See 1 JOHNSON | AT TO. c “ wha co truck Sedan, $695 H hw é ad Diittadedan ici: Aelia Atpenap dah — overhauled and guaranteed Patkina 42°90 Ww" seleral’ | FORD BODIES— 36 ‘new ton “REO TOU RING. long life Revs, a uCco finish Paes | i. oy = iL. at? — os: open express bodies afi! sas only used 2 weeks: te others to select from. . “Studebaker —r 6 eedan: * Pyare ruaranteed _Ohassie | For Sale ® EV} : 94 with etarter CH EV ROLE? 1924 Be 4 . ~ 1925 ROL L IN ‘TOU RING oF attes on ‘gallon gasoline: - Open «his and “Soray din C HEV vROL ET? 5 “55 tourings. Mact ia Pardue. ead ee, Dscatal taken back $100 down. af . BATTERY BARGAINS —And Older ¥ hal hie trucks c Tires For Sale An = leon omnsc av ' kee rhe ory. ii & HE\ ROLET Tor RING f-. rune List Cai r wv RING— 1925 ne FLIN — 1925 5 STU a a eacri irae: Prag hard. SPECIAL 6 07 Cider and Vinegar Cs en vameied ae reupholetered Cail 4g17 Fariin Headquarters for C sed True ks” : ~ ne ‘BTU DER. SKE R {iT Pr dd MARS. ‘al is cond ‘thane wet Senedd : Y “ee Mat Pard — a oox4 40, 4, 3 oye i ue. ames ees Touring $325 —— = re riper FIRE ni nes ’ . > Splendid condition. KS BLICh, 5. ‘Ton mec hanic ally. 0 CHRYSLER. Cadillac. #195, hes ite e. 3843

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eee cd ei neste, er aS a SAN a Meee aee nai ile) o iPad eae A Pp. a id rm Bee Re ee FES Pde 6) BAe.) ad. dee eh ae ja. Le ob ie ne. is Sid ee ee ae P sien capeseaah ce ST. LOTIS POST- DISPATCH. rae] F TOUR’ REN r IS UNCOMFORTABLY HIGH. sublet a furnished room and ease the burden: Advertise in these columns. =a = ————— EE === - OS every apartment hrht: all out side hy light and ges; «rery apartment light Service; Misuager or & a with private baths and Murphy in-a on 312 Internat Additional Rooms on Bee 44 ROOMS FOR RENT—West DELMAR. 4446—singie and comneciing hoverkerr ong rooms. sieeplie room a _hew! iy furnished prices as low as S44 > ELLA. 6319 Tw large furtiuehed house keeping reomes «1k, cas range ENRIGHT. §210—2 ievely ream, erer gentiemen carace. Fores: Aslan EXRIGHT. BRO? 4—-Newly furnished room near Delmar car : Es Ricur SA 7 = rge housekee } > roone southern #expow re $i: cba: ENRIGHT 40082 heht Bre mek SxhichT 4530-——Lovely front housekee; img Teor. strictly modern $\) ENRiGHi 6916—Fron reom: li of Y ‘ EVITA t fentiemen: mrivate famitv_ el: EXRIGHT 5aoKA —? iy nt rouse. kitch- enetie; running Water ‘Abany 4704W EXRICHT 5036—Newly ta ished ronomm fer coupie or geptiemen; twin bets SHSSR ENRIGHT. 5461—2 sieeping room: con’ enienoes southern exposed. rt be ehaicHs 562R—2 coo! fromt connecting housekeeping reome, furuished complete ENRIG GHT. 4607- ~Housekeep ne “Jarre oul furnished. ‘southern. fron ‘e - . + & ’ NRIGHT. 5251—I1n attractive — apart ——- second floor west. lovely, lars th foom: twin beds for two cli EU LID. S30 N —Furnished rooms, DE}- mar 454 ie eee me EvCLIpP. it Tia , m - YTe!;y tr nt bs? room. with garage. $5 week. Forest RSW (e468 EBUCLIP. 4 & (Euclid and Lu , reomsa connecting compiete house k Q ing: running water in rooms. also sieep ing reom- maid service a Si Panh. 4351—ko.m kitchen mt. unfurnished. DEimar 42558 _ POREST PARK, 44774 Semething mice large south front. sleeping or house Reeping. DElmar (715J ct GOODFELLOW llvi-—~? = 444) —Sleeping reum 43 sermon! ea DFimar 4°A8 ae LINDELL 4254—20 floer frvunt: private family anmartmrett 7 Wiwpery 484° Will share” beacuta reem. nike young lady. $4 Diy Dr lL. 3eiei-—Third weet attractive rent reem , private family Pe aeen ale a wm 3 aN. V8. Ro Tr elhs for Lect 8. DElmar 480 Breakfast op ¥ ney M. PHERSON 461°— First floor sleer'ne rear mi* te? nh wa toe +t rwer i Mer HERSON 6321~——Comfortable and rea hie gentie™man re ferred € ee rane 41°27 Rem ut ify ecruth fremt room: ilarce kilchenetic: running water Fs McrHE RSON 4412. Newly tecorated cempicieiy furmehed fremt houge Aes "2 Suite a) Mori RSON éa27> rom! Pads) Tr twts beds detiwhifullv cowl. gentleme LM mar 1875 MAPLE. 531 2—2 cacepiuionai bousekeens _eeoms" sink range acy te ct MAPLE. 5634—-Raom private farnily = car limes, CAbary 81USW at Le s088—Houscke ra ligg Pek UE remRee. GVRiMueouUs fect water investiga! Re) MAPLe 9041—Laree room: newiv deco reted: bath. kitchemette. evervthing fur niehed | : WARYLAND. 4362 furnis POOLS ; ladies or coupic DEtmar > 4 2 aw MARYLAND. 4308\—3 rooms. 2 beds bot water. rence sink lhaundr far. _larae kitchen. pereD iL) MIXERVA 590° 2 wh: light b inekeepine fans v 3a 's and wife or > lad'es ereplowed: garag treed “Abany é92° Nady es Orme praciry ox * “OR: hienrces reascnah!- q PAGK 558° kk. hy : Abanvy Wir ryw ef Pace 44771 4b? , te ts pe Ace ing rooms so childre: . At. © i 2 ar r ure iaheo = | tee Pry, __“ma!! family Sit week vrivate Pace 49. 2. me “Prifie’ 1 et Praeret y= ievwning Soot s ruta e . Wet “a Pace. 4T1S—Singie and conse « houee Beeving rooms. a!! conveniences ras: PEAS! wo 30 —bav—i nhustiai Pope for om 3 gent! uonen. with private bath PArs Siew 31 77% i: —_— Pirnishe ona! private ‘~ ¥ ,_ tharet flowr Preftelii SPOON > $—Furnishe: 0a se men Pres tes 37 BAS a Sirens —Cnterainacd: (Z34 Douse8K eoeping oie. ia, vat SPart retest | with i ee Thal. Pores: + « daS elesas wr) =D «} wits : eonae.: “private references, Se a oh ‘agi ly furtished frat. Ory aie ; maw conveniences: for cen emas eirabic. act 3800 West: . S*Rtiemen. it equare prir or e “ varor a At fe R —_ Mi £ ~~ Pach 30 o . — Bed th st ~0 0 ROXYM S ~ a ya rear stabic . RO mea e wf 7.3 RED PROPERTY Dtu e- fiowr 20 00 =t first anGd second 25 0C . seca SEBI'RY. #31¢6— rons > Ww 4 7. sik “EPSTEIN 4 SON, 6173 Chestnut. “RANC ISC Us R BAL 7x CO. s ~/ “estn . ae RIMENTS = ~~ - t ? > Sane ‘> o 2 od e = - 4 re Cline? “re “~- ’ - ta ~ , 4 est he + . “t - —— =? - yok « » : > r ® t rs 4 . . ‘ee ’ ° - at Mi a ae . Des - . . Cd (™ 276 aise Dias “at a i 3° i ery ~*~ S REALTY ¢ a deieliomes MEAL ry Ct SuU4 UChestnu 34 STroTee. ik SROOM EFFICIENCY, STOTES. IN-A-DOR BED AND wow EE $53 AND $60: | BLOCK EAST | BI4kK SOUTH NATURAI _SEE JANITOR. | (+ 3) South — ~tm EPSTEIN 4 SON. 617 Chestnut. avi } Be =e Te ? : ‘a EPSTEIN & SON, GIT Chestanet. i . 4 . A. me ~ > . Ve —— ry? T iom ne $8 “MEN? ) "Entral 237) oe tvTH AND LAFAVETTE — = 41 ae _ | hat » ; i bf ne * x t~n , t 7s ™ Ff i WV = 41 ARTY ¥ . Se. 4 rT t AN vi REE m efticre S$, tciucing gas . ¥ R. WEISELS CO. IN = a Peet f2 231 “ Southwest 4 xe img sg? , ores x « ‘ a ate ms a oc re Pea SIMS + a0 West iT. 2usi—@ ROOWS AND SLEEPING PORCH: CON DFLMAK 677M ~ ‘ : ~ Te? eesreis ey ) Poets. newly decerat - s-——-6 iarge rooms Det “w ¢ . > 3 +? ~e > 60 7 wer = oes ag t.re Poor or, Bs eo | aM at . rye Me 4 s “4 Aad © 2 8e ¢ x z * = “ ’ ary a ang -~- + ‘ ? “= ee % . af? , A, ++. > oy ~Tuc? . 0S “ais and Oathb Sv cae , > bn ~’ $ x* oa ‘ [ria ia J — 4 +.) rw me Toe rh phy ee a ~ N ; , _EESTEIN k SON. 617 Chest a -*] “EPSTELN ’ SON 617 Chestnut. - ~ be ae tm pra a) nt 4 rls ST re . J oo ‘ es ~ “4 itis F 4 a a $ . r MA 45. ¢ \ x _ + > rr. = ° yy + 4 — . o* New 4 roerns n-2 “ 4 : = 4 meee ~ . ~ Ti:aler "a 4 i S44 7 ~ _ Sul , 4 . > ~ ° Lut OL? + ; PENIS cree? i Ll ErSTRIN & SON, 617 Saat Ni > Pl 4 iTS. i ee he EPSTEIN & SON, 617 Chectent. " 2 7 TT. 4 ea .fha rt went ‘ OLLAN. 1010 Olive, WAin 30586. + } “ere | ? ‘ rs . e alk, steam sad - ~ * ~* ‘ + 's * + . i | on as exsirabie apartment. 5 sit ry rari te “5 eet Park a : une at J°SiTacie -aDAMment. 45 "34 “~ Pesite F ree! Pare owl tees > N * 7 . Ms -s ~, ry er? : - . % hs iakbar Cae n * re X FT Tisatr ° eels aka Mt building service. N. PELI Te ry ~ oP — Sis ms. I baths FONT ETN & “ON SIT Cheetnut te ae | - . Pe “ste. — ~ 2 - ry? TEE + 7s Tis i iit (Verrrent ™" Geert? ata p - Csilerive ty 1 Piglet 4 —s ee sailed a — ee ‘es =“ .oor—) cOsmRe reer are “ “Tas? a > —_— = . —_ ‘ \zenta. N. 4201—3 mom >-roem C4 4ee “OT RMON om SVL -—S-rave Ipartmen!- md floor west. Victor 224M. (eA) NFAK FUREST PARK Zoo. J SI4 . SURV. £m efficiener: rent rooms bath. electri rent reduced L Wil clean. WRAFF. 907 Chestnar. (c7 SHAW 4250— Elegant flat: 5 rooms and bath ; ail Inodermn unprovements. {c3} SHENANDOAH. @008—6 rooma bat furmace. garage vaper and painted (c8e SHEN ANDOAH. 3513—Modern. 5 rooms. airy: tile tf Yat . a steam heat: first fleer- rent S43. GRand 5320 TENTH, 72809 §.—3 rooms, electric, $29 MaAin 1951 (oR) THERESA 18638 S.—Near Reservoir Park at Lafarette. near Grand: 4 large rooms and door bed. second floor. HENRY HIEMENZ R. CO. CEntral 1971 can B, THIRD. 18621-23Aa S. ‘rear}—J3 roems: gas and water; $12.50 ARCHSHOEFER REALTY. S235 Chestnut. coé THI RTEENTH. 3021 S-——4 exira large rooms. ¢! ectric. s shades, oilet. T TIRTY-EIGHTH. | 4305 S—New 4 ilarece Pastor: Ric:i-Th eurace .3 Ra 3 gangs le ke f= Smgenma’® 5 ¢ 2? mm ¢ Senos percn Sod ‘ ~~ ar _ . at RRA ng . ring ENARD. 144 sA— + “Gs, electric: good ath . — — ~~ e rage: © Fallon Prrk district e J. I EPSTEIN Pa SON. ‘as Chsstom. SPRING. 1517 N -—— 3 room and ath VARRLEMANN. 4645—3 ‘large licht base- wiv decor $27.50 GOLDSTEIN ment rooms and bath: levej] with yard EALTY, 616 nternat ional Life. WAin newiy papered. $25 Adulte preferre—4 TOo@OmMs ; remod- DU BINSEY R. « o4 Walnwright Bide eled. REE See OR a eA note 4. lL. EPSTEIN & SON. 617 Chestzuut. TWENTY-THIRD. 26104 N a rooms. WY ‘MING. 38224—8 rooms. newly dec - - - * — - —= | . > ~ _ 43. _ EPSTEIN & SON, 617 Chestnut. rated: modern: garace. c8i WARREN 1544-_Fist_ 3 beautiful rooms: G. 3320 ite dooental- | hea ahs TOOMS. WYOMING. 3220—3 rooms. scrvened porch. Mi | Bln tin SR eee t. Ce See San See Ta modert: ~wir decors tad ie) WHITTIE jIAk N —New ron fla ' mG 7,A—wN FS cite cele = EE pha — "come WYOMING 39474—New. strictly mod- % “Mh hd { i* 2% = 4 ern re — Bante S: Ww es Clyne Ss" FISHER RE co eTn: 4 roems: adults. BRidge 6 yy? W ST 19S4——2 rooms. second flowr!19194 armstrong. 7 rooms ¢lrtric a4 On ~ > a ’ 3 - - ~ a - ree! C.ectrix zas. Wate io TYii- 12e°7A S. Gth. S&S rooms electri 18 OO he 2 i315 8S. Sth reer. 3 rworms. electric. 10 00 KOTSREAN. T22 545 Sa) > NEW FI 30 Northwest W FLATS—$#42.5 - - —_— 4501 Minnesota is a thorougchir modern ARLINGTON, 1 1l>—4 rooms. bath. @ie¢ at just 6 months comsisting of living furnace. gas. $4 iAiscust 6855). room. £rood-sized her mm. dining a re , a md Kitchemette. Of course. there are hard- ASHLAND. S212A —— New. single flats. ¢ Wed floors. tile bath. furmace heat and Ts ardwoed floors. tile bath. steam there ts a fine back rard, See sample fur- heating tf ODeET S> nished flat in Pb ing r BENYON. 6146 Chestnut 5 STANLEY EPSTEIN ASHLANI S212 4—-New eingle flat or S19 Chestnut GArfield 9157 ™m rooms, $3 a? Meat AUSLAND 2134 New S-room fiat nile 5805 1 " bath ScTre 1S r Water hewaung Puan? ~~ — ——— earace $55 v4 SMODIAMONT, 122 4 OOLRS ogee ¢ en Aan cial ini r 2x; hus r . MA > Ni) 4 33} A one “ are me Sheed | hath XTX wm — : t , ~ tH = ‘ ~ 35 ; e ‘ + . 4 a TFS bh" ~~ a >? . re #9 , . . as. oa m — ~ ‘ wt. sae - ~ Bee i sal! a tana 4 : aie a & garaz >. 2 2 Tait 4 ¥v ‘ we +? ; “sg * 2 t-air Seat 4) - — . wes - CLYDE S. FISHER R E , $~ 2U INC -04—3 rooms and hath: *ar4 as 4 i — - - ve — ~ ‘ ‘ - > za ru g~ e i hes Si >? i de ° ~T . % Pagel Samer > ice " sein : aT ; \ B+ NES... 2909 N rien NALA i. 2°$4—4 rooms. a -nNVeriences L ruwet? «~~ enh - a fink Ded a —_ ren . re 3SOna =e a “+ , A 4 Re > re Y ——_ . * - . 5 * ™. steam heat. Pijrest 17410 . West ‘ H MARKET. 5812-5 rooms, } BARTMER. 59134—4 rooms modern. rent Lie : 343 re a \rizres te (c3 , rrr ™ 8° ee --* — nem ga ero aamaaaasca = =-~onen —_ aomaeparania wre ll . ~ a Mi A AA ai z 4 > rice ae Pees | eee ' + i —— -~\-o 4 er Ps Vv -aaieh 2 Sitlg fiat pent fax #6560W : me ateg a FPiore LD ent-fla (REST. 6 saw reems. ih ‘heating ae Bi 7 rr ss Wor > y ec 3 nient . Ss garage; $55 To ~ , . FPSTEIN & SON. G17 Chest nut. ~ 4 Vi * >} e ’ ~ 5 ~ o* - 4 in ~ ~ *g 27 : * _ re - we ‘—e » , Sia -~ \ N "O94 N 2 rooms and bath LA T—Madern | for arte family . = Aue cae N ia k 7 - 7 8 "a8 -_ > , 7 C4 - _~ a nae _ - - eanttons ot moll * a & “ON k = o. J os ; > ya oY wiv t z ») rs. Se E a az Farin. 4 reer de PP Ty art nt ALN enor ow ideal loraton ; ni ar * a * 3 ~~S t _ — ‘ - ‘ _ : TT’ atity? x = 5) ROT Se ~ t ANS >ia° >L94 6 ana pimcrsrnaece ome +-reeor a ow i rated + - “40 4 Arties 2487 — South LNSINGTON, 27°8a—4 rooms Path i ; S32 mor Inde 53387R% WA ne -Pive Mase and bath BD ~ . oe ’ ? > o , ~ ear os ——_ - ~—_ . pie r a Ss a 4 >" -— ~ : ‘ ~ ¥ > — ~M-Mmn ~ \ 4 4 “~ “= _~ ean - x gyms tsa : ‘mcy MePHERSON. -t —} targe rooms mod gu ~a@s" € [ww rent new’ y tecerated 4 LtTEs. J + -is $> 4 3-2 Ww ams MAin 1485 a with SM Riciency e icPHERSON. 6022—6 rooms: vard VSSIN A S separate Dase’Tent and porches: garage. with or withbeut heat. ¥: moist ai ‘ ariiwood f ms “BH girax = “a3 Sa Bate rc mB ; : rt rant —— — —- MAPLE. #9194—3 rooms: modern: $45 + 4 3 i - . Sot 4 ~~ | hard od rraz > a) >My * CG tens ae 4 “i537 W 3 - - 9 ee ot a omen | MAT LAN 445747 rooms. sieering 4 i AL it . es I ’ eva steam beat. $58. ml Wwe Oors, PRet-water hea mewr MARTIN OLIAN. 1610 Ofive. MAin 5056 ang ‘ : Aen te = Paperei. args roae@se Uhand 494°. pace 42°390- Sec nd floor: 5 moms and : > carase em f ‘lass cendrtion: reason- seen Job. $. —— § large roor Sic DUBINSKY REALTY CO. 504 a 3 ie 3f er . + a ? _ W i Tce i ix +t 3 . > rad : >» = pee 4 vs oo ~ Bots UP i capes i eg rete - a sen _“) PAGE. 3539@1°—+4 dands. fight reems. : LINE sth 3+ ons, Path oa newly painted and papered: just east of wwe RS irk. Con " cans Unien: dandy neichberheed: reasenable. #05. F. DICKRMANN BR. CO. 623 “Sates. trie. het-water heat etki sea fe. 308. FL DICKMANN R.E.CO.. 673 Chestnut LRRVIEW 4$503—3-reem eee ie3 hardwood “oers tile bath steam hea*s rT wir Ler — - _ ~ 4 7 oe Tf a L2 VY ELAN 41184 me ~ ET? ‘me cern flat wt cine irk — Rod ALS MER UT Ae newly teeu rated garage. $45. i o@ PERSAHING [So fine reoems th or WPTON >4! 4 = ee ee | aff - ore ba wut 2a Xoe =e ca ie ae @i.5rietiy rodern $5 } Aiverside “’] Fees | rake - Pe Ps ARE EE MAN TY EER OT ON Se _> RAYMOND, 194A—6 reems: reduced. MPTON. 3345 S.—t-room efficiency 1 FPSTEIS & SON, 617 Chestnut. Te i¥ Modern. garage. $5 Riverside SAN BONITA 6433—Slegant 7 roma “2 wh 8 ~~ cirac: reg.«anahie Packer ew Anrs i > Ar ‘sam ea.4 ne ae sass agnicapenataane ag om com «8 2 r INT Y $$ — i rte a: 93 rooms. SAN BO lia. 6444—H!-Pornte: 2d foor > . > _—s 7 4 243i-@BSe hea al sew: « rvoms: modern: ewner ist {cor - ” Ce ed ~ Sc e 7 ~ =, a ' ‘ ~ }— Be £4 4 ri Corfe? *" 3° = os ed ix mumMe and 2. bhedreems. sunroom SCOTT. 4524A— 35 rooms: modera —_—— my . ‘ e Oath. automat water hea new y gecersted “reasonable “~ otore : a _ ‘ o ; eae 7 = is oe ee genet . me . ie » ‘ . — — \ ~ “es Tl s jl a” hee ” "S a R ~o,r = New _— rT1” aaa 7 a” on Th Wt —. a Sa oon a = ¥ +e y., Py 4 i a a —_> 2 » : ‘ fm r > Y. HIEMENZ REALTY CO. CEntra) 1371 ae i - —— ora o 2 «63nd 6Sunm «parier water hea , M 7 = ea ee - — bein, 2 soe st TinrKcovresrien ts ‘ 2? ar — ean auis ~~ ~ ev — ar o =r, . ae aed - re naan _ == ire eee 88 werwg ORE. 2 ~ rz Poo ms Eee | wTiAlNwre ROR Beant My -—-oom “In . WT Ae i* ai} i ix” iT?Q " re iv? ——_— eo = : e232 's - . 7 "2° Gunerauae canes a — _ — wat re Tw CTT Sr «freq m OM ve : ~ooms a” — ™ 7 og ~ ™ ‘=i . _ > 4 =; 3 ace, alectre. hariwend “ocrs sleen nz roVms: Ra Hiw ood rs e CaN. Siva porch: nowir Gecorated. &31 | weet, decorated: garage: S70: omen ‘cits wv Ire Tw am Lo _— er oes anemic usa i hs ie wii Ha are Gece MENZ REALTY Ent. 2371 Ss RAVOIS G229—3 ~ome, law beakaee PLATS FOR RENT—Furnished ~ 7 | _ “ff te — — ria gyre greg —-______¢F South 2." . | A ~- ). F = 2Pan P mre ia . .reen Wve ° teal s ~ . Pad 4+ —4 i> as fort a! fir ie ExXceie S123 f*) -~eow “ ~~ or a rs ~~; = suitaDie for beau parior or physician's a = == i = - Sern... f Fou rt od a -,. ° R, = - st oe - ey » eyes: 3 cer ? . ar & ‘ -t— ok + ~ Rebes. | a3 ant anaes a . eee eee ar =7 — 2? 43 s 7 ya ® > at LID 4 ¥ 721 3. Mf “Se TT) $ ~~ ns aun witrn on ve ~ al steam heat. garage 7 West rT? Ts Pe ae >- ie te r" — ae a a ae prema a ——- 4 Me - we + LA-—~} PooOm modern. de i ALP ® 43 i4—Ccediamont car erm Dood re es ce hue in w714¢r _ Cn “© 4 SOT 4 Di ‘ ali a? sm aw ~ Ww - sai # ~ % : ase ris MF is + £33 —--— et eeeeeeeeineneetn euteupenianien Ptr * > Ie a .. ‘ saa i cae eae itn 8458 a Par, oP — ~ = ++ ,.4+—+4 argre “MITTS. Lltractiveys FT rRS $ ~2 1s a epen. twee hedras ~4 = Wy — “ a —e | aa * ri — -=-. — — ny ee inn ath. bk. US. m™—P arvened 2 TONGS. porches 4 2a ag r $3. - ra ean sun Dwr t $s du? ‘ 2 JA F aT Vi f oe w gg aE > to 5, an a es ieee - "acer 9 ae it aoe ‘a. ~“ 4 % am« eOET? Tle - AP AY © 4419—Lower fia: phene SIS . ani FOrest 7006 >Rand 2223 een “4 a. San a te nn aan ag nrsecenneinianeiananenaatiat — Sines FAYETTE 41944—4 moms. sun Dar: Bann ON ->-—& furnished -oom= ust r. Murphy bed: modern. rent $5) gen - & at miss ‘his S¥'lres with es - — — ee re ~- ——— — — “TRIS and Un _ var ior wner on premises [0 a mm. ¢s =e @ be wd ; Mi, 24508 —2 moma bath aad alco ee. Northwest : Tic. aa. — 7 ol - had REN. Rib. ao we athe at a “~T' -s? r “Wk re: aN. 4 + —+ renms: rent} : -art m™., abie: mod new huiiding ae Ae nnnenaenaoaets ~* 4 - . —— _ P.) — MARTIN OLIA uN. rere ive. WAin 35056 aaa ites ae S-rcom brick: STNGAL WISsOrmRY rt 1 — Sr Mectiy Modern. new met domhie fTlar. _ te@) MISSOURI 23004—2 eoms water. ga o— “ectric Limi se S892 “ RANPORD 4437-4. mom *flimener - n o- . g vr "rime le i. S45 r% SAGE eo > niee “Bowe rooms: «te PARK. 1030a—4 x» pen ? . > i ' carve: © eertme a - n Lindell &s92 to bath furnace Riverside 4178. Se ! 4°4Sa 7 errs Tred — new. | Rr NOSRICHRW > eg } rrTts «oy : a ¥ ‘a w > wun TT}s 267 - > = ¥ APLE YY devorated. reagonabie. Hiland 3782 ‘ , ' SRI-HT S0G—S-90m modem boas GARAGES, STABLES—RENT La IRI ey rs miuite. Ipen ; -w & -Artield 24a7 oe ase. uewly decorated: adduit« — eT? cS) * epern Sto & GArtield 2487. T73 + Sale Starts Today! AT 2:30 AND 8 P.M. Rain or Shine—Under Large Elec. Lighteg KENWOOD HOMES Kirk wood-Ferguson In the } Ideal for Whol 3 Big Days—2 Evenings Friday, Saturday, Sunday Secures a $600 Lot Secures a $450 Lot Secures a $200 Lot Plus Auctioneer’s Fee, $10 Per Leet Lot Aucti EVERY LOT MARKED GET THERE—Take Kirkwood-Ferguson car. . Look for Big Sales T Natural, Bridge Road, moet chron lace direct to BIG SALES TENT. | $3000 F for Publicity FREE—1926 Chevrolet Cadi Many Valuable Néar East § Owner will mak ames Motor €oe am Sent | AOL OL A LC ELL TO LET—BUSINESS P’RP’S POs +: DiEHD 1 Riveresde . =: HOUSES WANTED — — BD re “BOEMMER REAL SATE scams 3301 —Corner Tink? x - ye pereTS & sON. 6 =F" > LAR “-- = . “ ~ 2 N.—“hee eee _EPS PSTEIN & SON, éi7 .._ Sear @—i2 is ares Poet ere . “WILLIAMS MORTCAG 38 . ercert — —_ [ure store er ay a - TENANTS vac ATING | SEE Lt A — a a HOUSES, FLATS, ETC. _FOR RENT, FOR COLORED ¥.—Chates retail store. 8 goed ° “EPSTEIN r SON. 417 Cheswut ‘he bab of the & - $2 G CHSHOEFER & FE. FOR Zn ne ms —_ bath. "EPSTEIN & SON. Siz Chestaut. setactiiiimatesiaidiaeiiial — 39e@8——i18245: for saute =. EPeTrerIs & S496. 417 RORY ay =. = L. EPSTEIN = SON. "617 professionad men. PSTEIN & SON. 617 Chestnut. i= REAL ESTATE | _BIDS, PLANS, ESTIMATES Aiterat tone in = ae ] a. H “yeas & i Lacie 1g, Deinzed. orices re “~ * or CR LOTS OR OCES WE BULLD TO SUIT “tores. Bungalows 2600s A—4 & SON, 617 Chestnut. TWENTY-THIRD, 609 \—11t rooms. & © EPSTEIN & SON. 617 ———— 000. ‘BC SENESS saa o * > PrepeeetEs. » a L_ EPSTEIN & -=@N. 617 aun ARSENAL-WATSON REAL TY & CONST. CO. = ESTATE CARDS FIPTY-NINTH. *x17—1t2s!t 4 L ae & SON, “617 maveniar “hea ——— —— 2 Se : earage ctukiren wel me Suburban Property—F urnished ASS _New matt trick & - aH 2 RG PELE Xr & ti Sustirees: cent $40 ARCHSHOEFER &. 2. CO. SS 7 «ned "awn forte hie “ 2 OLIAN. 1010 Olive MANCHESTER. e302. 21—New reasenabie. (Cail or poet OLLaiN. sate "Otic. ¢: PURNT ‘SHED aouE- For

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a > PAGE 4s BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES Sen pn an ey % Joe Jinks -- Dumb Dora -- Radio-- Questions Answered -- Vital Statistics Za os jncreace te «anpital Answer '-Dispateh (cR} a ae ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 2____ FRIDAY EVENING, MAY 28, 1926______ __.—s—«COéS FL (OS Pe ee > a ea a ont reap ee REE experience enionivgation men far — St Inuk territers Winter tsa rden Parms, Inc. 140 Union Station, Kansas JOE JINKS 7 ~ ‘itr, Mr (0% @ EXCLUSIVE AGENCY S* State ant enyntt renreerntatives wan’ thie articic has beer indored by lhesr —~—y i ae | = 7 L we 4 mar 0 } Cave wiIT THE VARS vai OLD tty oe .-f WORTH ABOUT ~ir panies i “ mn ; ts k a A pling i ative bp tT OF “THAT CAN s é t id AN Pi gph 4 $10,000 To YE F — = _ nme Pea — Aw : te : . vd 4 .- \ ei en”: ? , age gs enter bitin n act a coin “ao UNCLE oe le Ha $ af oweur territert mw Cc RATLISS . $290 Wastinecion bi Phone Lindell 2827 F | es ¥ plipeeedndeaedadencubbontnnancnaees —— ~ ner meee ) ON Gut we 2 3 BUSINESS WANTED > Sell Your Business in 10 Days Phone OTF WTL.e. nur Trepreerniative wil! call. “HE. EVENTS Almo Investment Co. MAiz 4578. _ 806 Areade Fidg cf on, — ~——- ~ a een ie apenas _s BUSINESS FOR SALE AUTVU LAU] "NDE —Deimar. FOres 646i BAKERY Middic by-Maret : Ove’! Kead machine. cheap Pegi. j Remo i ('4 artic aniennicinrenonnce : “ BARBECT E—And reeta rant joing fom busines= wili give [uli instruction party. 631 ‘Enrict ee i : LLIARD PARLOR—14 tabtes Ccliga Ca. ice box, etc. 4061 Delmar bi _ LA is BL SINESS EX "HANGE “9 Victoria Bice CEntrai 4128-41 30 Cc CIGAR ST¢ RE- Te baecc cand gost t driuks. laundry branch. long establishe: rent $40: steam heat; price $700. 354! Easton. i oh CLEA NING AND DYEING BUSINESS Hoffman press, new truck: bargain for @uick sale. Bex W-335. Post-Orspatch fo$e CLEAN! NG ANITF DY EMNG——North rer? only $25 receipts S600 per month A 709 Victoria Rigg. Entral 4120 °41 CONFECTIONERY ——Good iecatian: wa Ing otr. Ow) Hicsnory GArtie id $4 TCONPEXCTIOKRERY ANI ICE OCREAM PARLOR—tme of best in city. TYier ce ie tee i . pad 4 ~ ——— es oe - cc - CONFECTIONERY—In theater building: privilewe to #@!) in show: 3 vears’ leaae: must sell. 7414 Manchester Hiland 171 RA Sere ‘ey GOODS NOTIONS. GENTS FUR NISHINGS North wes? stock anc ftx lures worth more thar S300. rent $45 will inventors or TE .¥ ST. LA S Bis! NESS a “HANGE sno 7 Vie fictoria KRidg ‘Entra: 4i ~h4 4} an GROCERY-C REAMERY—1. w rent: pay- ing cash business; no delivery; about $3500 - to handle; wii] invoice; no dea! JT 704 St. Louis. (R80) nn nn DEL. IC ATESSE N—and lunch r: om: Jew- ish: cauer sickness. CEntra! 647 ic be LicaTESSEN—Ice C C['GARS. CANDIBS LIGHT LUNCH ES. FANCY GROCERIES IN ; : EXD NEIGHBORHOOD: FIXTURES UP- TO-DATE: REASONABLE RENT: LONG LEASE: DOUBLE TRANSFER CORNER LOC ATION DOING FINE SC SINESS NDLE | A@ GOUNT SICKNESS. BRIGHT FUTURE | FOR THE RIGHT PARTY ROOM (332 JF RIsc 0 BLDG : _ (er) GARAGE and aute repair “shop. Bouippe i ceeep. 4533 Easton. = _ ‘¢2 GARAGE FILLING STATION AND RI West End Call Fires 2554. | cay GROCERY AND MEAT MARKET—315x GROCERY “AND “MEAT MARKET—Ai a Yo reason other business COilfax “CROC ER Y—Complete stock worth $1000 fixtures, $900: wil! sacrifice ror $1200 Tash. good location: reason. other busi mx (CC -.$f'} Peyst ‘Die: atel ie?) GRO ERY-M - we _ = Z Po 3 Las credit allowed for pay ee ) made bv the estate of s. © Va Sead saa) A WICW? *) LAMED AUTHOR OVERCOMES Deosden patch. Radiol ANSWERS JQ Marriage Licenses MISHAPS TO WRITE NOVEL Broadeasting Station | *S4Nay V+ Biwi R 6 te 5 KSD [The Post-Dispatch reserves the right to resect enyp GuerR Br ths €cor ded ee ‘ a Strugeie Will K. * Personai and telephone calls, or answers by mail, cannot be sieges age s “His Other Wife 545.1 Meters | given attegtion, except letiers om medical questions of undouds Burial reruuts _., 5 to Be Published. er ght weekda' . 4 ed sincertiy when a by stamped addressed enveicope BA RO aes , rr ' ™ ' a — haa — yy ey" a , a e- . | i the x iver must retain Ris an tas8 MARRIAGE Lic ENSES His - — a : signals : _ ry Market ns na = P z ; have Passed r the pot «ads Eégnr > tory far W > Woodru Stan- r o rm x ~ . = in ee¢ ere i } in? ti S$. £2 re : r ‘ ‘4 a 2 ssi ‘ Midd‘. 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P a , = a 7 =. 3 - " + 4 with +h feters the latter must shew 5 . : a ame. acquainted . - 4 ° ° = , -~ " ‘ ~ ' 2 . o 2 r 2 . a . -_ - i od - . .- =: F. - =. «oe Ren> Mmioid indians 2 : iGe a stud : Lass % N : ‘ cs - a be :* : a : a ’ ~- _ — ROOMING HOT SE- 11 CO Pan “ue ’ a Pr . o — ae WA - y ek ? os . . ' = : > . ; nished bere. $41.) west Lind i Teo ? KRM ?X th Feel hs ' ’ . 7 : ; ¥ eC Tera : . , : ‘ = * - | thiiNis BF USE—@ rooms cocd ‘a 5 PF. M.—Ma . ty ° , — Dat $ Sean ” ® — ar ES ten: barga!r terres Linde eon a > a: FP. MM have a oh i 7 | : : master wrust Aave a . a . ; = a a 6:30 PF. M er ume recita | . : ense. Three experience BIRTHS RECORDED : aving city. terms. 4152A Wesimins: + oe a R : | : ee ae : ia : ' - - Sree ean Re ~ " oy 2 x e a ” ~ _— - BOOMING HOUSE —14 coms. Wess to le : : - ' : - , » ter, running water* ease 1! ri. ~~ 244 AOYX - 2 j “ " o " er . ’ x r | = re ~ 4 - : . SROOMING HOUSE —12 rooms lave Brown. ba \ : s Some. terms Owner 4247 Washing BAN coer hi cor a ~ . 4 - : » Gen - ati ‘ : ‘ ‘ MMOOMING HOUSE—15 rooms will sell by bxhear . a . : Se ingle ; Aare = cap heist : eae | Qone-half interest: will sacrifice. Box 3- e530 PF. M . ar? - , se , r 4s : = Post. Dispatch. be i>) te r “MM : ~ x 3 = - , _ : ne mrt XG =t a. |: ™MOTrs wir plete ® ™ \ +? eae ; ¥} ‘ Ai ‘ED ] C A TFT = ma) > om x 8 ea urn aheci “450 Ph ices Lica * tery wre CLP RTT) ab. kt oe . : ; UU cs 1 i N ™ z a. 3 abe * cae 7 : e's 7 . 1% a i. i . ; ~ i wt 4 7) t POCA > a 4 sh r ; trust — w ry > . ‘oe week Rimra- ATTA? : A Snrd Health and stntiation questions of public interest only wil? be com eine ) seystisrs — Se ‘ROOMING BHOUSE—447i Laclede: small | WIL. = ritered Diagnosis or treatment of individual! cases will not be giren ; . . - sore = 7: oe ' gdewn payment, ~~~ like rent. 1t° amen 3 Meters re im , " si a , a prngiindh f ¥ neem ; pertty furnished. Call -> (is - ed time {iso e a x ho'to. “4 — > _" ’ : > 4 = ~ ? ~ . i+ | Brasch. CAbeny ' ic?) ‘ — ~~ » P. — e @ars : : e is ustia:- s - a. regula 1oure free -_ a | UNTIL 1Y. LL fe. — SP nn ne i nen ns “ ; , ‘ ee - ne aces . ~ : ¢ — 7 STANUOWICH SHOP--—Lare-st sacrifice of bia sib Th - re and Wor, Md E —) ® PR mT h —egad werth of ftxrure os : esting on the back the soft na . 4 tah grade lime Pianewe BBC TIF ne os, iP : oa 4 : * ‘ 3 + a * ~ rey 4 — : Bi Ri Al Pt RMITs. ter quiet sal@ Ree WIR Oost Die — | so eee ® or ,* cae” tier cyst atesi > HM. ASIBA 3 ; : ad i B ~ Phy e AMMMIMAN SBRVTOR CoOL 1 | | comin aad sa lina : TTH. . rene S548 ee Kentuckian Weis Paris Giri ’ et ae ‘ or a % SF op om, . : — —— ee =— . b i. gee t moe SALE Yoectal * ee Poet : ¢ em . ; t ert Re hery amt «ateiwich heen . iniversh “gins The Avnetealian ve SFT be exe: ~4 ‘2 os 7 ry . : - , TR + ea, es . 22 AUSTrailans ; *Stamiiehed Meret cralbker calles S25 stay LEXINGT ™, 3 ~ Ant R . AUS) ALIA = . ny . —— he 4 . pure Th: chewed Snetars: petee | : i. e prepared to debate on 17 Charies Weman 2 , : Rewt ortaer AE ong t Bret Mag Stee a ine Murphys > ? = : a . KY T y¥ } it a? iors ar 3 ‘2 | " ergy? 4 ' . ‘ ‘A me * fowntiair trade: price $10 hw) tete.c: , : CHAI ms ie , uae 8 [7 Ma: z * eg. . if imre and Comman i? . : i tT) : rer : oe! i> * : iat is\ * . an “4 rie “se Aas i “ ’ : a 37 $s - r rt - 1 « . “ at ee Pt ae ‘ . * . . t% i eee — : . : } \ seer past 2 ” Z , : “~~ ™ fF thee ive fixterese- Kentucky Witenes aie Siem Students From swsuiinew U. to Arrue allenge The meeting here « . Ne 3. : reer +f re » * Sa Ry Li re re ~ tw a ; ha ’ join : é Pr ed ‘. > ~ . P j-? ‘ *.% bs ~ { lense may. a | San stam: 4aiy Ware wa . ; “That Civilization Has ” © heid in December r “rat A G8 Err: “a = agZ Tharrte:{ "? ; eyrt . . ae -, : : revetpts Blu piers 5 a. to Be Failure Among the subjects chosen »: “ ae i a: 3 . Pare active: canital rroniret Sh to Mile Lucile 1 ees a-Disnatc? : | _— — = _—— Sem : 3 # salary $s! wreekie ; niga neomeh y er fits to 8 a4 hh? i .izstIn ~ Be we oe’ 2 ,e 4 istralians for irTumen or D w ae ee .¢ 3 \—iretiy cash testes Paria. France 2 Beene & in XINGTON *. That ther Deenivead® Wes al r allace Buttrick. Dead. 3 | bape stock and fixtures: ctoars . — ee aa | | ae — imation Is a By :he Associated Press 3 _teheaces. carmtr Geere'ty aterr Tit Pearce > Argentine The weddine ‘oie an 3 mo 2) : - st Waslur Tha’ ‘he r, Ss iit ~— TIMOR RE VE , ai 3 hr proeninent betel cutette show wie —— — = moder rhe egian to tackle is 4, Pere -% 3 - : 3 “lhe daity receipts $90. S70: ieaae: SO culmination of a wartime «aw — ree te ‘i — Minunity Waiace BUICrices i &isb-a* . > 4 od os es e ° et + +* al bg ; , . 4 — » ts ) enich began when ¢ , — - “ ’ , , “t LB kere: ; i "3 | M * teste _ wens ait xf Me ; A S&S 4 4 % Sera * * 5 3 ; = 7 > . > * Hs sie \ ? ' i wic wg tok {Ti : arca n Vi ‘eane +” . babs ’ ; ‘ = . “ ati Pe - roc? F i rs a io — _- h or Lire “eer? oo ty Pa rning ~ hat } i friend was still a : ime t =It T r fa- , ers were ~rians b , to 8 —s Ss iaG may pioneer cays ” ; ; . > Balloons to Test “er Currents. = + G "te : a Ss De n WASHINGTON, Neb.—The Gev- oe o g 4 st3 situ ec r pat as: ars. Aas er Y ~ a ~~? > é kK aS “wer Is far recking rast - ae Vy ee Cee CCOUNT Memorial De: Sta r ” _ ¢ Trared eT A* = Monday. May May Zz: — Fort Crook iroge A ons @ - : : : the Missouri Paciflie Rai - TL fT Ul yY1 eT er ns Ss a service on May Si betwee the same schedules as the The reguiar Sunday Outi Mondar. May Ti. Between "ex 4. 40 FATOS BALLiIwsS — 30x35 %_ (Clincher, heavy GO Ae 3 —_& Louts on the same : “trietly nen-skid (Curd . 4 trains as follows: aie $10.95] — \. Inner Tubes, $i : r : SSS CUP Oe t | BETWEEN $1 Kelly-Springfied Tire (Ca. First ; quaiity. in ertginal fartery wrap- “914.40 BALLOOS : | @-Sé i; pl wh ile yr neg at $7.95 tsEDp AND REBCILT TIRE™= ill Other “ices and Makes af ALL eg ALWAYS [IN STOCK Barcain Prices E Le. Riverside..... FREE Coupen Beek that «aves vou $5.00 en Gaseline and G2 @ ee ar. 3S. Leuie...-- tl m “. Leais, with each Tire purchased. BOULEVARD TIRE SHOP, 3300 W A’l trains to and from ar FREMONT 2386 OPEN EVENINGS AND ALL Day SUSE extra care en Gee 29. 38 and 31 to comforts peneraniee re ips-te~ ate dealer mY ai “ee 7 7 a iy, a - — a NN PN CA me HAO YO Yami aX re) 7 See ne ce an ae Wry i « te an ee ee ee ee eee ae ee ee ed - = ere et meni — me oo arapr Ae tae ~~ LY ae oy Y MAX iy < * ee ee ee . e cific patronage. WwW. F. Miller Ivition Passenger Agen Missourt Pacifie Eailroad Railway Exchange Bidg St. Louis, Mo. EL, Aa Baki Y Aap RBA ici dee WAY ahes 26H Banking Need Boatmen’s will help you pay your bills, safe- guard your money, protect your valuables, draw your will and act as your admini- strator. Many of the most important steps in life can be smoothed and strength- ened with the help of the Boatmen’s experienced counsel and judgment. THE BOATMEN'’S NATIONAL BANK Northeast Corner - Broadway & Olive Ses. Oldest bank in Missouri. * * Has withstood every ES REA IOI aes oy

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WK WARDS $339 RY CLAY PERE 3 5 . E =a + Vins Latest Phase of Litigation ¢r $700,000 L iy Pierce, wea}: mimerce, Paul, *, With 6 per cent in- — 920. * 7h Oan, ly of St. Louis. is wal . a test development of 19° Sy ion with the National # The Uniteage t Court of Appeals, sit- yesterday gave -Inent against the bank | nal Bank of Commerce of $700,000 in 1 902 to thers who were financ. essee Central.Ra llroad. & promoting the roaq millions of dol] + +h ior the amount t for $T700.000 wx e bank in the ( ars in and in 1916 the hank # % - of the as ob- ) ‘Ircuit ‘as upheld hy the Sy. A casualty company, surety on Pierce’s ap- as drawn into th d for nearly one-half of the judgment ounsel took Court, and the his © Case ed in the hands of a Pr, Joseph V. Ja after crediting lue ne bank, and bted bank owed reviewing th more is, s report ‘Oo, dissented fro as to credit ne decided that im S87.525. A between Judge of collateral mison. Pierce | re. making . that Pierce was not) to the bank, and Pierce @ e spe- than m the #’ s duealit Pierce point Faris ial master was a $75.- illowed for . estate of J. C. ormer president payments Van- of the as a business associate judge Faris held be not credited that to y its verdict in Pierce's ‘ourt of Appeal dge Faris more pecial master di ing more than s dif- wide ad, the @ $121,- TUBE | - cs 4 Ss) wAAALAALLAAAALANSI ALAA haga t daisies if ON TIRES 3 $6.45] Tubes, 7 $1.35! 40 BALLOON 58.95 4 Sizes and Makes at rgain Prices Gasoline and Oj! at mci. Washington ND ALL DAY SUNDAY 25 = ced nt. N’°S NK live Sts. pod every vil War. eee: ements en © ON SIN TON TOON Teas ot 5 ~ o 0,000.00 case > ™Mat-- St\_/8 ..« °. “ ee ee W th 4 te ith #2 y é 4 i. oo Sd ~ _ The Fan With a 5-Year Guarantee s x! Ay — ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ gy AN EMERSON AND FORGET THE HEAT 1 ices for One Week be s STORE OPEN HALF DAY MONDAY (6-Inch Emerson Oscillator, A. C. $27.50 {2-Inch Emerson Oscillator, A. C. $23.95 S-inch Emerson Oscillator i—-South and Central America offer || “wonderful Lamps Georgette anasanorted colors. 7 Fringe and fringe-® least. Polychrome base. Complete with silk cords. $15 value. Special ie ee a a BOUDOIR LAMPS Assorted colors, ivory base, com- plete with cord and plug; $2.56 value, special, — shade — Floor Bridge Lamp Parchment hand - painted and Georgette sheer shades, with silk fringe, polyceh rome base: $10 vailue,, ¢ special, ; Sivoloff Bros.Elect. Co. / 711 N. Sixth St. 2 STORES ( 1204 Franklin Av. PHONE CENTRAL 6212—8443—4237 —_ FRIDAY NEWTON URGES INLAND WATERWAY IN HOUSE Louis Congressman Points | St. | Out Commercial Advantage of Project. WASHINGTON, D. ©... May 28. | markets” for inland | water-borne commerce, Represent- ative C. A. Newton of St. Louis told ithe House of Representatives to- | day in urging completion of the i her /or implied DANISH KING BITTEN BY DOG. ‘Times from Copenhagen | Haakon was bitten iwhen another Gog a there are some aArmericans, who, actuated by their desire for + would encourage Canada | her plichted faith. Cana- neighbor. We have been | with her in the nue to be so in ia! gain. to violate da is ou fair and henorab) We shall conti ture, and I] belie she will allow 1 urging of selfish | past > } ye that is 74) qo nol EVENING, finan- 4 eg no ‘ ss ST. LOWS POST-DISPATCE _ | ge LAY THEATERS HEATERS Invited to Row in Germany. | PHOTOPLAY T T PHOTOPLAY = te I tee vy the Aesociated Press. Bt: jae i Sp Pe EES ca one-cceaygor haittany May 28.—The | Ee A TAKER ES OC Be RAS Se «yt + =v len an ange ole me Varsity crew of the University o2 | FY | ! Penpsvivank has beer formally : : omerro Guar ’ weg —_ PRastsin 5 Another Refrigerated Missouri Show Starts T wt Quer ‘ invited to compete in the jubil antee Is to Keep You Coo! and Comfortable Though It Be 100 Degrees regatta of the Hamburg club, July 186. interest to persuade her to violate as agreements, either expressed : y the Associated Press. LONDON, May T : ' € IEV e4 i ijt a © & : asi gtad § ‘ = said, would utilize the water nec- “a , rious. |essary for the deep waterway in { , 'developing electrical power plants | on the St. Lawrence river. } ‘ | ‘The future markets of the} 'United States.”’ he said. “are to the | south of us. The records of the Department of Commerce show that the trade of the United States with Cuba last ye thal it was with and South America on the eastern and western sides offer wonderful futuré markets for the products of ithe Middle West. : greater | France. Central | ar Was “The cities of the Great Lakes are interested in the products of | , these, our Southern neighbors, such as sisal, lumber, coffee, sugar, ni- |trates, sulphur, salt and many other of the necessities of life. Certainly it is in least of Lake Superior, Lake Michi- ‘Ban and Lake Huron, to have great waterway over a direct route across the United to rapidly geveloping markets Fmumeratcs Benefits. “Then, too, such a j}would make it possible |\great and growing lake cities to utilize the Panama Cana! and ireach thé east and west coast North and South America and the | Orient. the interest, at ! ~ States these for the factories in th: the measurabiy benefited by ths of the cheap transportation which would follow such an improvement and yet, such a waterway can not “be developed without adequate di- version from Lake Michigan connect the Great Lakes with the great Mississippi waterway system. to ||. Suburban and Outing Service | Decoration Day pid ACCOUNT Memoria] Day falling on Sunday, May 3°, and “egal Monday, May 21, being recognized as a lega)] holiday. the Missouri Pacific Railroad will operate its suburban service on May 31 between St. Louis and Kirkwood upon the same schedules as the regular Sunday service. The reguiar Sunday Outing service will be operated on Monday. May 31. between St. Louis—Pacific and Riverside —St. Louis on the same schedules as the Sunday Outing trains as follows: BETWEEN ST. LOUIS—PACIFIC ee te 8 Lopis....Ar. 10:15 p. m. te © wm....-.Azr. Pacific....... Ly 8:00 p. m. NRIVERSIDE—ST. LOUIS EE eS! re ee 4:54 p. m. gw eet eee ee nes 6:30 pp. Mm. All trains to and from nearby St. Louis points will carry extra cars on Saturday, Memorial Day and Monday. May ©°9. 80 and 31 to comfortably provide for the Missouri Pa- cific patronage. W. F. Miller Division Passenger Agent Missouri Pacific Railroad Co. Railway Exchange Bidg. St. Louis, Mo. “Would it not be wonderfu! achievement for the farmers,’ mer- ‘chants and manufacturers of ths ol, . © could realize the lake region if they benefits of a cheap waterway such as I have described the Lakes to a waterway such as they have dreamed extending fron the ‘ + that of extending down bl « is o Great gulf: also which the St. Lawrence and across-to Eu- rope” Both of these can be had selfish interests of the power combine have been eliminat- | ed and the farmers. merch ae ¥-« + 2¥ — & " manufacturers of the lake when the > 5 ‘ « mr ants ajG reZions., together with those of the great : Mississippi Vallev, come to realizs that their flict, but mutual harmonized to the without injury to either “All can be acc when the people of the Great region discover that their interests are not in con- | and can be ale of this ymplished Lakes + ? » ifars have been excited and their suspi- cions aroused by the carefully de- Signed literature and propaganda ofa gigantic power combine. which 1 seeks to serve its | Stead of Treaty With Canada. ‘“] regret to be forced te the con- clusion that we have tos Americans who about Canadian } )}are in providing facilities for cheap | transportation for the farmer. me) chant and manufacturer in our own country “In the should farmers | Michigan and ‘the power 'quarre! between | brothers in Illinois, lowa and other valie,s © mech: Mee an OWN INLerest ine | their.’ many are moore solicitous ower than they of the facts, whi Ohio, Indiana. permit face of Wisconsin combine to stir up them and thei: Missouri states” it is a])- parent, and has been demonstrated SSLLLLLLLL LS -NO-MO-NOX The Safe Way to Improve Gasoline Noted Mechanical Engineer Says: “Regarding results obtained with NO-MO- NOX, I am more than satisfied with the improvement and general running of the engine. The petty and annoying troubles that grow out of fouled spark plugs, over- heated engines, etc., have become unknown to me since I began using NO-MO-NOX. I have had absolutely no carbon trouble and the oil seems to have a longer life. You are at liberty to refer to me.” F. A. BERGER, Prof. Mechanical Engineering, Washington University. 1G6-oz. can, 85c. Treats 40 galions of , gasoline. One car proves results. Ask your dealer. Guaranteed satisfaction or money back Frier-Sturges, Inc., 3321 Washington Av., St. Louis "SLA J ‘that lake levels can he restore: without injury to navigation, and that there is ahundant water with iwhich to develop a great wea ‘ . * . Lerw ad \ from the lakes south to the gult end enother Ereat waterways trey ithe lakes northeast to the sea “Our treaty with vides that the . : (anadga pre use of water for nay)- terwavs would benefit not only th: Great Lakes region, but the whe country as well. “Rail rates are high and canne be reduced The onv practical s lution for the farmers prot Oy) either in the Great Lakes region ¢ Mississippi Valles . "°° | a, — TOM TERRY ORGANLOGUE “My Dream of the Big Parade’’ Lest POLA NEGRI in ty ee Day | H ro-Goldwyn-Mayer Picture “THE NEWEST IN VAMPS'— JOAN CRAWFORD CHARLES RAY THE STAGE THE , n’s Foremevw ents . Dance. the ‘“‘Spnnish Cher- r ‘The Crown of Lies’”’—ALEX ROGERS HORNSBY DAY” FILMS saith. vA al . S$ . | - : 0 — Mein Minot. , ody’ ae, = OD Nip, o/ valCTor of the Int ro@acing DON ALBERTS SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA OVERTURE “A Memorial Day Tribate” _ —_— —_—_ -_ a PHOTOPLAY THEATERS _ Outside! “It's Cooler Already.” Our Patrons Remark on Entering Our Lebby! They Have Learned That There's No Cooler and More S SV. Q q~» ‘\ | BEACH SQW . ™~ | j j aa | ee 1 °K Y ; “+ aramount Picture , ; ; with t LAWRENCE GRAY wW JOHN PATRICK. ~ ~~ ee f Previn AND THe SS SS FKOURAS BROTHERS’ IWSOUR ENTERTAINMENT ON [CE — FAIRY { “Bright Lights” and |~6~5640 Eastes “Wages for Wives’ er Kingsland (..2°Sh2005.". | 6487 Gravels Av. reo” oil KWICKERBOCKER { pitting siason™ and sms Park Av. { “The Parasite” McNAIR | McXair-Pestalarst “The Deuble Prag.: “The Auction Block” end Danger Signal” | MIDWAY og —~ Merchant’ Grand & Washington and “Big fal” | ene -) “Outside the Law” MOGLER { and “Hands Acrow the Border” Union « &. Louts 4, | PAULINE | Lillian & Claxton VISIT THE BEATTI- Admission 15 Cents “Buckin® the Wet" . and “The String of Diamenés” a BOB CUSTER to (Sa BIitKk JONES & Back “The F . aro” Deuble Prog.: { the Comedian” ad 4700 Maffitt “Busting Through RITZ f" ay ll Grand and Juniata Cooling Sretem ‘Woo “Classmates” RICHARD In a Thrilling Stery eft Army Life and \tseunthfal Romance. from the Best Scliing Novel by Richard Harding Davi-. “RANJONTS FOLLY A FIRST NATIONAL PICTURE WITH Dorothy Mackaill LAST TIMES TODAY? 4 | GRAND CENTRAL CAPITOL | Peggy Hopkins Lois Moran Jehn Bowers Joyre in Person in “The = an Keekiless zs , - “The Skyrocket” Lady Kockiag Moos WEST END LYRIC Jefferson & Gravols* SA p. m LOBBY, ARCADE BLDG., Sth and Olive. diand f The Fightios Rages- Amen | a ADE :., Sth e ve. | ‘ ferson Barracks for the Telephone, MAin 1600. ( 66 6 "7 G CHA | t | $015 Gravots - ree” and Others inspiring Memorial Day : eam senescence — 7 SON AND DANCE MAN IRL R STON Services. SRRSURESESSUEEEEEeEeSSse | ST. LOUIS AMUSEMENT €O."S THEATERS | | Day’s best outing fer - | g oe |Legiennaires and other . | a war veterans. -- LAST WEE — = a : ‘THE BIG i @iupreuyy ame ADVANCE FARE & = 7 TOMORROW! -. 5Oc e E a a oa. es ‘ =5e # L Phone MAin 4040 @ e a } Because of this special trip, there will | ~ AT = re «a sl be no boat ride Monday micht. o Shubert “Rialto = | L a ere re er 2 2:15—TWICE DAILY—S8:15 & ONGRESS Double F ig : _ [ac =N tN j e- c { newer of Lise” 9 (igs eles dl |S EXGAGEMENT ENDS SATUR- 2 | OE Pp travels: ‘i: t DAY NIGHT, MAY 29 ~- | See Siew He “Parisian Love . Picci —- naioectielae een @ Mats., We-$1. Nights, 50c-$1.50 @ | Grand-Fior MONTE BLUE fo ° Grane dere Serene Lana, Lake Michigan 3 w Seats Aliso at Aeolian { « | Ge z | othe Man Upstairs” perremace the! makes us difteren: For iihwwrated — A Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Production - t's Qnother i sr a | wokiet i Tri- ie ‘ > ’ i bookie avrite Tri-Cities Chamber o mimerce TET TTT ITtiiiiitiiey. GRAVOIS f ot See _ * Fl HI-POINTE seen ~s CAST Claston & MecCaus.° “The Ligsitted Mall” ' } ; } | ' * ‘ i P STARTS TOMORROW oo ON THE KINGS STAGE SATURDAY AND SUNDAY ONLY TWO BIG FEATURE ACTS HIGH CLASS ENTERTAINERS LAST TIMES TODAY H. B. WARNER IN “SILENCE” - - » | | i : ; 4 | | A te - a ee ee rs : 5117 Virginle a KING BEE { .-7™ Prope, itie N. Seflersen “Part Thee Wives” Lafayette 1643 &. Jefferson Deuble Progradé | Tatars wn LINDELL (Pt & a Grand & Webert “A Serial LYRIC (= Ps. Sixth and Pine Sertal 2212 N. Vandeventer” “The Scariet Wea” aciteennnitiaiainnls —z Manchester s Pom. hii, wae- Bunker Bean” 4215 Manchester esis Ma iplewood 7170 Manchester {re ree ‘ “roadway Gellast” NOVELTY { “Hands Acress the “The Momemaner” 5851 Loar 3574 Eastes pest. iam mena amma” . fin OZARK = {Bua orn Webster Groves eddies, News @ Sertal P AGEA NT { a “Tony Runs Wid" > winatas “WET PAINT” aad Powhatan { -me wiLp BEASTS Maplerood OF BOEXEO”- Shenandeah s **748 came _ Grand-Shenandesh “The Last Edities”’ TIVOLI f 6350 Delmar roe “Toay Bucs Wild” ; Pr.: “Grere- and “Tramp, VIRGINIA {ous Tramp” SI 7 7 & «4 2 a4 NEFNESHINCLY COOL w NEVER OVEN > “THE ~ AP” ~ ~ ' a ADE a INN ome yes . os we We te at) aganey ay Ffeate Thane aaa rt 5, o' Pe or SK / e = . ier y “ pe ne Ate gs tate te dein gets “ fee r > “— te - & ie, oe ae Ax. eg ar aa et sl, bie the 25 or yee Waly ond > Pais 3 4 ‘ eet / . be - iG . fi “ 3 - cre amy = PAN ee - . 7 “ ? 4 2 = Ce hele AR ACR NN RYE IS 5 TI tem I aA CD SN EO ERTS A th EERIE HON Ul Wie CONN RRS NP A RC RTA i cpt separates itt nae, pepe te te RARE IL 5 Pt A NR NONI BN DI tg IRL EAM OB Os te OE I A I “ aren ahem 4 . oak sietleeteematatnt antenna nian ok hese ~ Oe OT ee I lp a " es, : sare r , ha ia cae Pos : . > ails ‘ 7 oa'x hail és na i . 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Lind went out to the corral where a pair of yearlings came up [to the wooden bar and reached out their mu@zies te her for strekine. Caleb finis’««i shating and puilel on his starco:i white shirt Tnen he picked up th* collar Armelia i: 4 laid out for him. He looked at it, ence and laid it do¥n again, witi- out a word. Amita stirring tiie porridge on the stove. prepared herscif for his usual sneering cem- ment. She was thankful Lind had gone out. But mo remark came frém Caleb. He ieft the co.ar where it was and passed softly into the other room. Jude ahd -Elien and the bers }eame down one aftér the other and breakfast was on the table in @ few minutes. * Lind entered from ‘the froit deorway that locked out @n the horse corral, and her sik gown ~billewed softiy in the littl breese that came 1}! behind her. She carried an armful of pussy willows that she bad gathered in the ditch near the schoo! house. and placed them in a basket beside the organ. Elien gave them a giance and went into the kitchen abruptir. “Cluttering up the heuse iike that.” she sniffed to Ameha. “Fa- ther Will ha@ve something to say about her taking it eon hersel!.” Amelia sighed. “Let him say it, then. Ellen,” she replied. “Go and eat your breakfast. Tell the others té@ sit in. He'll not get to church if we don't eat right away.” On Sundars Caleb said grace. Meais on the other dars were taken up with discussions of things on the farm. Lind and the others bowed their heads. but Judith sat upright and looked etraicht ahead of her. She feoreed herself to think of something elise until taledb had said “Amen.” The thine thet actualiy came ‘nto her mind was that he had not the Lord ‘to thank for what they were about to re- cervé, but her, an@ Martin. and Flten, Amelia, and even ss against the intarngibi-e thine that held them there. siares to the laa It extended further back than ‘'a- leb this pewer. although if worked through him Land found herself longing for some ore of her own world to talk with, enone one to whem she might eacape from the oppression of Ae Cares. Judith suriiv attendeti to the milking and he’ped Amelia wWi'* the separator. then took out Turk ene of the coits.'and proceeded ‘o break kim into the saddic. Th evtraged animal threw her twice while Martin looked om with a dry “IL don’t need to be thrown. Mar- tin.” Jude prem’sted when ahe *ear:! his rare iaugh. “but I kim@ o” Lik * it. “A w—ryes rou lo.” Martin grinned Sj does Turk.” TV 2! -rey’ see if he @Anem if again she retorted, jumping into the saddie once more Lind. who Rad returned from her wajk. came and sat on ths Zreound beside Martin Be mored over fer her deferential. ind blushed. Jt wns 4 beautiful morn- ~: ee ee. ee ‘hough there wae their conduct. and delighted lunging horse. her imcreasing errr oo reared and §ported pawed the air with his forelecs and a black cioud For a half hour ets straightened under rear hoofs shot al® tire after time. peals. her eyes were mockery. When the bar of the corea! wrists. about the rein Was tightly wound. “He's near dore died the panting, froth-covered ani- if down beside lrttie egereise to “ @he said. wip- beads of mois “You're marvelors. frighten me once or twice. Judith ebserved some crecuses. The aif smelis Martin fteturned dubicusiy eyes were unwontedily Bright Surdayr was to Quietiy watching about momentous smal! Te Be (entinvet. OL may live in a comfortable home. but rou cantef escape the communai, ofterm the per- senal, effects of ererctowding These effects are al onee ere wemiic. hygienic and secia! It is. therefore. a arse question that anmnmet De answered in as npgz's articie®. as seme ef my c¢erresron? 7 ? «x a . >? r 7 ’ 5 See ied a , —. ae ee ar how ever. @ few theughts tat it mar be weil to take imtc cersid-eration The wor ¢ a Rory atien i: = acd a mitted’y incteaszed ir tke last cen eration, Sut ‘ime ‘amertabie over erTewaing m every large town does no? ceme Pre rr ack of Srace If every humar bene " + he Werld, says J. FPF. Somersilie. were ailowed ene-third of a square vard to stand eal the Ww hote POrulatrer eeuid Be accommedated on the isie of Wight, wtth its $%.%oa acres. wearing one ard ene-halif seuar miles yroce epied The demdnds of industry ha‘ nduced many of T Se 3S > Owd togetnrer a *mra 2pace ene . Fuyures . we » —_ ms : (nat evererewding tmposes on be . Lite@ rt Marr ~~" jraren is Pa -~, nts. ih , +? ; , : Spite of its handicar. have reared sf? mrp it: ? s*ronre ak? tow prinerpied sons and daughters. but in spite ef these results overcrowding is ne. ieusiy @ source o¢ evil, danger and degradation . lack of nature's dimegfectanta | Sunmiight and air. ieads te human SMaCnaiion. which nature abhors. Lower forms of life take pourea- StOn and infections and ether dis. ‘aces spread rapid!: Privacy is “Uite Impossible am? t*e want ef Privacy if apt to take off the ¢dge of finer feeling. Overerewding courts disaster in mind afd Bbet?y and the wale energr ef the community shegid © he Bent on attacking its worst. Mtrongh oda. THe causes af over-row ding are very SOMPIOE: people -rewd te- gener not anit because there ix *® shortage of houses Sut becaus ‘hey Have fot “FOU money, ta “ent afger Aouses: Nifiet+ f'te ger = & the English population. u ° *O rms helow $° a Margin be- Owdinge Many robiem: the greatest cetessi:y ic improve the deais of the in The tenant dom ‘Sef ee the * rt t the ~~? * Rich + Dean eee will b, ean L®urs ir Sou Camp Th s iz neha the Mnbunee Prey : gre first entertainment of thts na and danee 5+ Mise Eueen given bv Junior League mem- mums and Viiss ' ie bb e@rnee the discontinuance of ase and » specialfy umber Foibes. whicR Was 40 annua Wiss Virginia Simmens \ mugs memoders git tre Fork latiznter ; Ye An 7 a — - : « at -—— ™ - ~ - Leagu are presenting (ne George Weisk simmons, form j 7 ? cCein; a (Tren Ff st. L_4uis Vf tps Pha — Ths ~~ pe LAUET ices CL Lae oTrfgantiiza- eer preminmen tity imntified x ummittee im chare the activities of Now : ists o Miss Jaret Wallace. Chapter of the Junior Leagze Li—e nd “Wiss oo ee ee er - be .iim a 24nG .- Psi PAI wre ast Pa ire 2 rmons. Wiss Trimrbie Boebiitzelic ef the dresa ech ours ' . z = i . SFP ii i =: : PS " Vi : ee Bot ’ 3 3t ga TT? De ou on 2 oo od : aos wa Oe : al Fi @S. "fF nrhefoegranpter a : 2 ipa be asersted OF, a number of shows the herus of deButan’ ee ee - a eee. ow nee eer ae to break up a number of the larger Trustees of nrofterty fm concested eonmtained hReuses cf a2 pest areas hare oPtaineéd tere onod generation imfo “ata. & Dpreeees ‘Eat shite 5s Sanding ater the manag. weil under way mm the United ment @ther ta tesident caretakers States. er tO women fropertr “manager heste!s and hetele and ‘he asa y- are ‘nilectad wrekir 2 te o- = of large dwellings—qill de 4 Sstardari o* Scusekeeping ic sw Ge, towards soiting +e w3DHiettiing is araided. wer Bulbs sRhowid be wiped Tilb a damp ¢iocth. > = g Amusement While [IL TRé youngster who is just learn- Deg tO speii wil be entertained dur- ne ¢cOnvaieseerce from a iene Ts With 4 2 of Lipo adet iced'es. He ean amuse himeeit Oy ‘pellng Names of frienas. animais It will Beip Mother fcr one morning at asi +. . Randy Hint. ————— si a? male " @F - » Se oe sh®adea. 4 hors wind will take the starvd ~rTr 4 ~¢# ol ~*+ = : ee % ii Ss — ‘ em + A i —_ cote ocean * 2 — 4 =. ic= Tefiant and iandiord thus hare —new houses. redistrbuficen of a Sams of understanding Pe airs a@ wel, aa imprectte the con You can avoid a cloudy skin! Wamiern wea 4 hare the exact quantity of Price's Vanilia Extract the recipe calls for. At your grocer's. Best since 1853 fresh, clear compieticnes { thee kept their skin ceaii¢ clean. Fae fedar’s «note and autdear grime require ore than pe ordinary washing with water end wep. Tey Armand Eat ¢de Colegne Cleanerng Cream — a | ghr. dainty few Crean combirirg freeh. fragrant eau de coinere wet seething medicinal otla Like ne other C ream said onary’ Cleanses remertabir and cher. Gughiv, the eau de cningse aet- mg as amid astringent. Leaves the thin exquisite!y clean. giew- it, fresh as a2 rose. Tee ip Sead of snap afd water ¢ this agrees with rour etin- or be- fare washing m remove Prw- der, Rouge and grime. Ar \ead- img drag stores, $0 cents aod j $1.08 per jar. or write Armand Campanr, Des Maite, far free trial sample. enciosing 2-cent Samp. — dntadiitee eee eT SATURDAY — las: 447 to *us Shuves for Decetebon Det weer This Parisian EW, dmart, gracetal! Slender heels. shor vamps—your re will licok Patent or parchment fase one of a hundred efitrancing sew styles—all I4¢5 KELLY'S 3 1G North Gib se Shoes for Men and Women ° }] | WS GIPIS CO — a — a ~~. - - i ve | met ne. oa She Back roy, reading from left: Stoner. Trimble Hobiitzeile, Janet Wallace, Blizabem Alice $ceet. Misses Katherine: leo e- Peomen : 2 Me Oce the cangecity of cértéiinm scho matertais. Aroid therm. Frau Mara Caepar-P"iser 2 imdscape painter of international reputation, ts the firet te be awart “igthe title of prefestor by tre moet-war (,erernment of Kavrara. | Women’s Peace-of-Mind under trying hymemc cond> | Sons 3 assured thus oew way. f discards ike tesue ; t . DANCE, a sheer gown to be| d worn: a difficult bwetenic ste; trom. You need ao longer give the! compucation a second thought The Razards of the old-time ean tary pad Sartre been supplanted with | | 4 Drotethben Soth abeoiete and ex-— quite. ; . it w= caled “EVVIEX” .., : | | — eot- ABbect>s and deodorizes at the fear barTasement. . You get it for a few cents at any’ drug or department store simply by | saying “KOTEX.” Woesen ask for i wiiaeut hesrtaacy. Try Kotex. Comes 12 im a package | Proves old ways an unmecessary tisk. KOT EX No laundry—discard like time - an ‘ — Gorton Memermai Se +e Value of Mair Women headmust : ‘coool admet tae ned are necessary in ssg Irs not luck— hat men de net laa ts asking for “Mrs K Ciph, neem Wan Raalre ~achers are “more eign (Dat gtves her such bers.” and Miss A. v3 ‘ E ankles ' mistress of Primes 5 jhe “ | <i REE = Schon} agrees hat é N RAALTE HH eFER i i j f Al *) LIK STOCKINGS it f | ie ' E 1

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SS a 3 “, i ~ Te va wae PA reel Ne n> _—_ ints eit tie cae ADIGE aa, SORE 39 at BY a a AY 28, 1926. — _— AE ken scien ae Wo s lee ay ff f. ——E =| AE AD COIN Ri Hy I OI AP 4 ee ee ee ‘ \ he PA aI oo Baa oe *. ee yy OME OS sa eine ae 10 “ Sc RUNERCS:: pa eenecamemede ak. bene ae ; restoring your body to this upright “ | 9 ‘ ; lil | Ae eres: * d | position very slow! , beginning by Children’s Bedtime Story | apeaxracr ||: G@ Welaxand Tor Beauty ovine your bie bask ine prope ton acate 4 A AEN Ne Date ie RAS pe st lle. as os ~ mr spat “ 46s Onlowng + idan ong. sng Re SN n ‘ia Pa ss . P Se N iS 4 age "9 ee ae EA ae oO gh rinetiog ORR ° ar ¢} A 7; we AC wards. By THORNTON Ww. BURGESS. By HANNAH WING ‘ By Lucrezia Bori. - | pk oat gp wed right, PPP PPP LD ALLO PA APAPNEPAP at P — keeping up until you become tired. eg . ig nd eR se | T + You ehould repeat this from 15 doh a & - ee b ¥ HERE is untold beauty value in! heid straight up above your head, | ODoDDy Chuck Has a W ish Gratified | N invitation that’s sure to be knowing how to relax. Women) palms facing inward, taking care | to 20 times for real. results. A veruiar with busy persons : | who have to consult doctors while holding this position to keep Philoso phical : Phr asings. : ; these days is the informal about nervous troubles are often your back straight, altogether frec | RE: If ts a fart that wishes do- “Come over to breakfast Sunday | told this, for . ‘from humps or curves of any kind.| ‘The moment the skill of the ar- Though rorely, 7 confcss—-come true. ; morning. won't vou?” it seems | doctors realize Now, begin to relax siowly, for- | tist is perceived, the spell of the a Johnny Chuck. | to be the -one time of the week | the value to : ward and down sideways. taking it ts sdiiaes ideas y HEN Johhny Chuck cot, pwn there 1s likely to be leisure | general health care as you do this to hold your #F /. \ Back to his new Nome in the | WZP a | enough to make the acceptance of ; in knowing abdomen firmly im. Lean over and | | ss }an invitation a pleasure rather than | how to rest down slowly, dropping your hands, | Olid Pasture he wWas pretty | . Py he duty, when the time | yOur shouldere, your head, the is the greatest bore In exzistence.— well tired out. Yes, sit. be was . | However—and this is most im- for rest comes. whole upper part of your body, un- Thackerars. pretiy well tired out. He found , ” portant—-dont miake the invitation If proper re- al you are bent over with your re- | a . that, Old Jed Thumper, the old, | ; € f=" - ;too early. The kind of people who | Jaxation pro- laxed hands resting on the floor, The bee is little among such as ; oi @ “a ; if iare likely to be asked for Sunday | tects your | hear your right foot. fly; but her fruit is the chief of gray Rabbit who had lived al] his | morning breakfasts are the wery nerve ty and Next, return to starting position, | sweet things.—Apocrypha. life in the Old Pasture. hadn't ex- | ones to whom sleeping late on this thus your gen- : = ageger ated an - ae hen he had said | | , on ¢ morning of the weck is their § ¢ra } health, BOOCICIO I IC IL IOI OIE FOOL IOI I IO me Or Ue ICU OO OL IE right and privilege. think what (UCREZIA BOR! elected that he knew every bit of the Old | Entertaining at breakfast can be | value it is to from the World’s Best Coffees Pasture. Johnny had followed; € At ” | particulariy delightful, partly be+ your £004 looks! him about from one hiding place Mes cause a bréakfast menu is easy to The body that never relaxes be- to another until it seemed to him ah. | Prepare, easy to serve and is the | comes strained and overs rought. that his legs would drop off. He. |legitimate place for some of the The face that mever relaxes 1s For 73 years Forbes has taken pride in meme only the finest coffees obtainable to pack under the Forbes label. That is why , foods of which everyone is ford: drawn into strained, unlovely lines, was glad when at length he got eo that is, fruits, hot breads and, yes, and «oon loses its youthfulness. this good coffee satisfies the most fastidious tastes—why its back home. e / 7 -, leven bacon and eZZs Now, l am going to give you a For two or three days thereaft- “Oh.” a Johnny Chuck, and | Let the ceoking of bacon be an simple exercise: which is good be- popularity steadily increases. Forbes Quality Brand Coffee meets er he was quite satisfied to gn) ‘turned somersault im his hurry art. Nothing can be nicer than cause it teaches-you how to relax. ; : perfect bacon, and scrambled eg2zs your body, and also because it Is the demand for the best. It is super- abundant in mellowness, strength oniy far enough from his own a er Pee Benes if rightiv done are a trembling beneficial to vour arms, chest, doorstep to get enough to eat. . tasty golden jelly to be eaten with shoulders and hack. It helps ‘4o The rest of the time he spent The bushes rustied a little more slices of hot buttered toast. spread straighten a hollow. back, to fill and*fragrance. There is delicious- ness in each steaming cup. And be- cause it is packed in a foil-lined $43 ; >} 1C y . : : out your chest, and to mould your leoping or sitting up on bis ety le er. Whoerer it With anchovy to pep them up a bit. fe | Bie opin itting up on bis door- and a little louder 10€ ee ce cae cle’ EE mene “os tae hein eli ade “fades Salle Sale paper package, this excellent coffee costs no more than ordinary brands. ex) oO a f \ a6 e e bic! ohnny didn't : eie;' or taking a sun bath. was must be bi Johnny different ways if you learn to spe- beauty. Yoar grocer has it. at . nn a ne A a a a me a ee aL Eo tetra O48 2 4 . » ¥ ad ve onl sp Mabe ear) ye Se. habia $ ‘ Bs . ° « 4 v) : . A A AOE Ae Nl EBA EO GRE AOE OMENS a I TOE Lt Et OE ONE REAM NEE NL AN ep Oats Mike: y+) silat natant catty eter ete le Sic tate the bth: : . - “ > . ws Se Fem D arr dentifaes ae.- apie z= oe ite P -_ . *. ee . 7 err CO ERM he CAR hat PEIN pe FOP Veneer RE Ne: FOE ACME mo ont Sem >, callie’ ” eat hs = 6 Sty) Lie 7 Lee : ° = re ee ee ee ee ee “eee e Ss = © * = ee = = eS = = = ona * @*# @S we ee = Se eee we ee ee Se ee know whether to dodge back int0O | .jcijz6 and then the hot bread and | This again 15 a very goqd exer- g = = = =| = = a cy = * ig Coe ed So ae ecteahaeisaenclianameieineinaialaheerat tn: in. eeammeemnenadads aaeedetiouninameamsnanaemie tendaes came a: ORM MRR OE Ahly oer Arad) Jes es » IBMT AEN ALA OES AOS ALOR L NRL LL OLE ALNAL LLL LE LCL LANA LAL LEAL ADS, ANGELO ey lp A LE AUER ho Ri tig > ligne toes 4 * basa oy Pee ees tenor jee joan - ie p onsets me wate: POA wey oe _ h " em “ ‘ ~e & - » » _ e ~ . a z ent a“ eer - aprennmarugetiinaas & ee Yt on ent. os ra e z a5 hee 8 Te ft Sse Fae er i i la ae a a a a ee » on eee - po - or oe de oe - i oe rs page 2 me RINT ee Ne RIN IRN 4 Mek me oR RRB, ener a A UE Mi 30 0¢ Oe Ses Pe os P89 oc 96 SPSS 2525 = 2. 2 = f= 6 2 * Se ee ee ee Ort er rere ae eel ee he eS ee - Ww TAL RIA TESA SPR BRENNA AR AE m 4 a we na pene % oo ere 7 Now while he was doing this , : his house or to sit right where coffee! cise to have in your repertoire, be- wishing. He had day dreamé as bread you ean often dizbense with cise comes, you will find it refresh- ight s. Pe ford to sit right where he was, **' : mn — a : +4 as ; well-as night dreams. People who & everything else except coffee and ing and interesting to have new i, ‘ you can change rapidly from one of dreaming. Now that he had path down which some one Was you make best. concentrate on that te ‘he other aid imaatenn time seen the Old Pasture. and some of coming the bushes were quite -—-whether it be waffles. biscuits, ; J 9 j ‘ ' +) > : » . high. Johnny tried tg,peep under SS : eg ha reg gin The exercise is as follows: oO? =O In roils, cOLiIce cake or ‘ — . ‘ . | . ae +h radantiy o e ray Sit astride of a f ’ » | cluding Buzztail the Rattlesnake. them. Presently he mad rut t de of a fairly low chair lark thing ing. ore Johnny began to wish that he some black thing moving Ther : Serve them very hot with tart knees stretched apart, your arms | were four of them. Johnny caught conserves, jam marmalade. syrup, pot rt, 3 | wn Oo he Gree hever come do n tb ¥ 0 ¢ ) , 7 1S ates , of butter that has been taken off Mead when he lived there: “7; feet. but he didnt bélieve there meacows when he tiv tnere. . jthe ice long- enough before the 1 am up here in the Old Pasture ] al the Great World. His eyes ed butter is often served. Raisins. ; ; ial , . cocoanut in waffles are pleasant : . they looked as if they were pop- coceanu : heard so much about Buster Bear additions. i i > feet dis- | Ina debate with a minister over ‘ ’ . ies suddenly two of those fer hat I should like to see him. jazz music. Mme. Margurite D"Al- ‘ the tons f , oer ‘ ' eg . ‘ say he is. He must be bigger paw rose up above the top ” the that she loved jazz and would have | for Eagle Stamps at coun- than Old Man Coyote, because the Dusbes and there was a mighty it played at her funeral. ‘ter in Famous-Barr Base- | g ; : ‘ 6s + ae * » } nh} cv } ek : 4 | ‘ respect; but I don’t suppose he is Oh: squealed Johnny ‘Chuck | wary Woodwer of Rushden. Fn- | 2 Th M W k very much bigger Yes. sir. ] and turned a back somersault 1N giand, does her daily stunt of lace | % e ° er . » p i, yo * -* wise , | + roy "fare 4 : SE A \ oh had many seares in his | hen she was & years 9! age. £9935935E338SSS93S99SSS3% 1 That very afternoon. as Johnnr He had had man‘ ar t | r. asec 32 a & ; I k ths oe oe : aaa - — —- —4 Johnny did a jot of dreaming and , ; DE. he was. He decided he could af-| With plenty of delicious hot | Cause when your perio® for exer- v8 , , > he Sz ‘ I ‘a xercises at vour fi ‘rtips, s have little to do usually do a lot fetween where he sat and that fait. Whatever breakfast bread ¢ cises at your fingertips, so that in thinking out new ones. ‘ the people who lived therr, in ugh doughnuts. or better still, a stool, with .your might see certain others who had his breath. He knew they were honey or fruit butter and plenty * - anv feet ; iz aS those ; wish.’ said Johnnr, ‘that while *©&™® 43 feet as biz a ee in meal to be easy to spread. Unsalt- might REM Buster Bear ] hare popped oul of his head. That is, ngs or dates added 19 muffin and » , = & J é i3 —how big he ip and all that ping out. He held his breath. ’ 1j : .n-. appeared, and then a great black don’t believe he’s as big as 1! appeared, a . varez, grand opers star, deciared Exchange your soap tags “Woof! Woof!” - OE: latter always speaks of him with Now past 100 vears of age, Mrs. ment. | © his y tex into his house. m art which she learned | : Wish I could see him. his hurry to get into his house. making, an a 117 North 16th a P 4 Boot. Ic ° Pe oS oC 3c sf or If 2 IC IC IT IE a he a lee ee oi ae ee ee ee ae a ea ee ee a a life, but none like this. Not until —— - ome ee ge ee ee Oe ee ae ae ee N * ~ . ~ ‘ ’ Rater Grrr pemt a a ee ne Ba a ei ae eT eee gi ; : ‘ mista Ae a ~ caren tapi Sa sd AAA ate eet RPO ARIE I IONE eee ie ila ncetaseial et ie elena ty ties senintae sat on his doorstep, yawning and he got clear to the bottom of his, ) =. rving to make ip his mind 6. Jun trying , house under the rocks did Johnny ~ | ‘= za or not to go down in- | VA Ne | ‘ = ‘ bok . 4 :- a ' tees j SS ——_ PPS Z ; one = on sal vi j Ww h el h € r . ; as . ae oes \ ’ 9 % * Pe eo : , , Sa ae See. a RS MES qoraw a iongkg breath. ]t- ~1t-—1if | } isin 3 ’ SO ie ae Rte, — “« eS Seven side for a nap, he heard the burh- : 4 | MAKER S NAM } | = 3 RG ck Sa ee: Rey So Pett ee 2 es Trustiing up above him and a ) | . \ Vy ie 2 ee RR RE. ES OR a ' said Johnny, and his teeth chat | db. 4 p pains, a _— _ ' ie! es, _ x * aa “> a i> an Oe little off to one side, Joh nny i . 4 pei tered. “I]—-I—-1 wonder if he saw ° ' i- he js’ FVERY CAN BACKED 8Y me. My goodness! How big he is! g100.000 GUARARTEE Katherine Sipple, ’ ispensa bc. view of the Schoolmasters’ Associa- He's bigger than Farmer Brown's ASK YOUR GROCER | > a littic fagter. ho | ce, Elizabeth Luyti ‘men teachers serving uwn-| tion that. the practice of having | gan to beat a Ut. ™ W Boy.” SAVE THE LABELS e “Eeomen headmistrégses ac- | women for headmistresses in | could be coming down that path~ (Keer, 1996.5 One Gan Free With Twelve. | gee the canpcity of certain” schools for boys shouid be dis- ; ae poem aa ] women. but support the | couraged. an : peri * —. e id ——— coon toa Delightful Evening 2d Louise Church. ie. + aN eee ae amg RAIS Sg! POLLY" SELAT OI ewe ee i, ~ ¥ w ar *. " ~ > - “SR rer ew atone ng OO Oe > & «+ We eee ube o> Se heads PURE AND sSURE eR 4, ae a " oe PE | pricked up his two little black | ears and listened. His heart he ee ee ee athe ye * tot uc of Male Teachers.” cn headmustresses ing admat that men ca Ts not luck— essary in «epite of n do not like to —_ t's asking for nen. K. Ulph, headmistrele¥an Raalte tem St QS? Veo SS AN YESS | Memoria! Schoo|, saya. ‘ =: -are “more com petent Ul gives her such 3h. and Miss A. Tosit, 2 1 ae of Princess Predmmprefect ankles ! Hf agrees that men te ar ane ' ro — y ; e bea you love mice thrugs*’ WK STOCKINGS DY Se —— | Aa te > Sa seat a LR et neta ter 9 cogent « tS - tn = aot ye ~ EF EO i ER ae mS im eo es — Z g PABST ETT sandwiches, served at the climax of | SFE MAT . we Ao! Gyn Kite SS eS an evening at cards, will give your guests a new : No better ratige value | Un, “Fez Se Cis, 4 Sg OEE E144 idea of how rich and delicious sandwiches can be. | ————_—____—— | we ig Sy é ts Chote “Ges Se EE Pabst-ett is made by a new process that retains the than the aoe See eee — a — Tree” type, | wrt But your furniture dealer knows the difference. Ask hin why he | recommends the Red Cross'Mattress and he will tell you that it is guaranteed to be durable, extremely comfortable, made of highest- grade material by a special process, and very reasonably priced, -. ————— ——— ee re i, ae . > Used by four generations in millions of homes ; - amen mmr em a te ee RR eee ee

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COMIC PAGE FRIDAYT., MAY 38, 1926. PAGE 56 , | 3 Dart=~ or lle | ’ IM Bottomier,. Jim Bottemler You'd better pul! your blows: A circuit crash is apt to smash Some rooter on the nose. A four-base rap upen the map May cause a damace suit, And well you know it takes the dough : To soothe a damazed snoet. When in the came direct your aim At some far-distant mark, And hit the bal! so it will fall Somewhere outside the park. So, prithee, Mr. Bottom/ier, Be Gareful with rour blows, Lest rou perform phiebotomyr® Upon somebody's nose. s . . 4 § Rie 4 23 : Poet s License No. 4 ‘ li Mo. - jeg in fron? of the nose of : TOO TRLE. A New York judge has ru!cd that a woman cannot be forecd to take her husbands name Some times they chamge so often it’s hard to Réep track of them. “380.000.0900 Fish Being Hatched im [ilinots.”” They are coming so fast ifs hari to get a time on “em. The A. A. U.. having in effect told Charley HA4ff, the chatinion pole vaulter. to go take a run ana jump for himself. he has decided to ge baek to Norway where th- jumping its goed. The two big surprises in the American League pennant race are the Yankees and Frowns. The Browns losing streak has beer Purpassed oniy by the Yanks’ win- ming streak. HEN with the trolley poles were done What Brice liberty?” he cried. And we sometimes think that we eee aii: | MUTT AND JEFF—JEFF IMITATES A CORK—By BUD FISHER (Coprright. 1928, tea Trade Mark Reg Us | fA EFS my witcsS > Suis FoR Bvoece /. oa) GRovnbi 6F& seu- SUPPORT But, r'vé } r. | Got A SCHERE VF TS MAKE Her Re LENT: A ate f And exe the troliey wire, Pry = + + gee “ 2 7 > % ie street ear tracks will then be With Nineveh aged Trre. When at the curb we board the Pus. Or, eke when disembarking, Vo 3 . RP etme * sence se . auctiS Wiii ‘ bed Over us Or use our frames for parking. WELL. 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Bill, at a ee SIGAS OF FE PPROACHIAIG ~ BRINGING UP FATHER—By GEORGE McMANUS High Spots in the Like of Little Stanley, the Great Explorer—By Fontai Seeenannneinestil SHES LOOKIN Ww FER THAT AOonr — — ¥ a ‘ KOoe Wy | ‘Fhe >, ibid = Ish ment that had nog fully spreut- | mentucky Derby and the favorite WHAT ARE NOL i TALIS ARCO , S... _— SEs ee Rp cee Moreno me os ~ meer AND. ive || | ANSSE “POTH. tI \- | eeeaee cette [HARRY HERE Comes | ‘THE UAWYER TRATS RANDLING YouR Cage ] IN THE CTHER COURT, Se ay “ar ce Be Sing ae y a x. Eee We ky EE: hae, 3 * (ANO” RIGHT HAS) (migOSA, WE GETTE APPEAL OUR CASE TRIUMPHED RIGHT AWANE rr NOL VOL. 78. NO. 264. ~ ——— ——— PRNG RACING — 4 : PraIRMOUNT RACE TRACE w °9 —Horse racing with all i _ pings. came back te St Louis- teday. after a mourned absence more than 20 years. q Tue, the Fairmount Jeckey held a trial meeting tast au- m at its track on the Colitns- read in Illinois, 10 miles from ntowr St. Louis, but net until ay did it blossom into place meng the major tracks eof the euntry—horses. purses and plant ranking with the best.. When the horses went to the post * p. m. im the first of a seven- e inaugural of a 32-day meect- yr $009 persens were within tie ieriosurs and automobiles, busses ; street cars still were pouring et he gates. Bands were playing. flags were tering and the enlarged “sub- stien booths” were doing 4 Gshing »business. The ecrewd— with a large percentage of women was betting Hs head off. Wom- ummindfui that the pumber was unlucky “13.° rushed the sew tres reser ved for therm. 608 Horses at Track. The feature race. The ‘(oilins- : lle Handicap, with 12 prebabie Marters, has §5°°9° added money— the Mfth race of the program. Practically expressed, the dis- Boce of the track from &8t. Lewis | eents round trip by | ley. $1 round trip by bus. §1 ' h way by service cer. $3 per d by taxicab and abewt 49 min- | by private automobile. "he revival of the spert that,‘in days of Fairgrounds, claimed enthusiasm of thousands, dates, the calendar front last autumn. did not arrive ‘full-papopiied til teday. The falll meeting was : “feeler’ with net so many horses, f not so much “class.” running | undersized purses at an estab- Today's opening promises a meet | major ilieague caliber. More _ &% horses are stabled, inciud-| fF Cariaris, the “wonder horse,” aptain Hal. second in last year’s) the feature race today. the ince of Wales, challenging for) She $590 added money on the open-| card. and scores of others with | mes familiar upen the form | ‘ts of the countrys leading’ ks. - No Purse tader $1000. 'No race in the 32 days will be): lems than $1909. Added purses) $5964 will be given for Satur- — | features and on June i. a! ii-fledzged derby for a purse of 5.°@0 will be rum. The plant tet compiete has agrandstand sai - —a > ae pepe 5006. room at the rail fer 570% fF anda new ciudihouse with aces for sage. Pacilities for “subscribing”—the Butious synonym for fting— e been doubied. There are 156 Gown, 75 where you pay in and where you collect—marb-. In- the full-time service of more ; 3359 persons — accountants, Riket men, police. track men, ks. stable men, ie require. AY a! expenditure—and tt Is heped, | least an equal cotiection—or ut $730.90@ will be made during | he ~eeting of which shout $266,-/ eo will go out for purses. ‘The a¢dminsion is $2.24, whieh in- | Ges car tax. no extra charge for | \dstand. Boxes, of which 69 and nearly all taken ' 21] meeting, are $11 a day @r 38250 for the meeting Mo ‘ming\- a's are gold at any time. _Aaminnon to the cipbhegse & $2.29 atdinonal and restricted to Bets of the embers of the club | Ler hie thee. are about 14908 who : hare > ‘2 $110 each fer meeting | Thirty bezes at the: re solid to members for $ EThe bus nt receel : ‘ he ‘“T1Dv. eonmgestive detour on ; “ate road Na if, wading 7 i= St. Louis to the track. : citminated. Hener i in e@ that the irritating siow-- - Cf aufomebile traffic to the a wil! ise prear. "ing day at leat aaturmn’s “" brought an attendance in « peur of raim af 11.9¢@ oersena. ¥ ‘ive rainiess days were expe- peed in 34. yet crowds persisted x the theusands en each. '