St. Louis Post-Dispatch
June 17, 1926

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PARTY IN WW GhGAGD Said to Have Confessed. se 4 | | | [MAYBE WE. Official fore- | | @pecial he Post-Dispatch. | | | : tf AP le | cos tomes an | OTNEW YORK, June 17.—A series | 44 Years’ Accumulation of Dirt Removed {MUTED CRASHES “ 4 e | gto tonight and to- 'Mayor Seem With Church-. of remarkable fires in Rockville | mens 3 | —. ~totages slightly | men at Station to Wel- a = hecienaga (FFICE | FASE 10 A | _ EOE RE IORI TS TOIT LET IIE Ie IE TTT | - F l t ay ON eee Missouri: Gen- | come Cardinal Bonzan | Wn's volun vag allay: ; | ” BSA * onto re, WE Anti-Sa- . ivaity: ans a Bo i pony ss J repose oan i | “2 INTO REA N 0 Ry df | STALLED EXPRESS night and tomor-| ° ° sions of firing barns and other loon League Counsel sath cooler toe | on His Arrival. | buildings for the “‘thrill.” a . “] ‘ oe: | | The firemen are Fred Pearsall, | . About nterference”’ in| Illinois; Gener. | | John Henry and Geor ‘ | 2 | ; r= | i orge Kruger FOX ; | Nations (s ted fair tonight | PRELATES ESCORTED ,;and Charles Vitanza. Fred is | ae Heber Case. tomorrow; | |captain of his company and John | cooler tonfght | TO THE CATHEDRAL | fice second lieutenant. His ‘Missouri Pacific 1 - Deal to. eee of Cincinnati and in extreme brother, George, and Vitanza are | Vacate Railway Exchange _ Flyer Demolished at east portion to-; chauffeurs. e of Pittsburg. a eee ee ON EER = nnn RN Bae —— = q WITNESS SAYS LOCAL | NANTS af | j DRYS DREW HIM IN| | morrow. , Cardinal Mundelein, in Ad- All pleaded not guilty. George | Building Quarters to, | Pearsall of arson in the third de- | Sunset, 7:29.) Sunrise (tomor- dress of Welcome, Says, j gree, the others of first degree | Famous-Barr. Co. row) 4:35. ‘arson. George Pearsall! is ch reed | ieee of the, Day Marks Christ’s Entry | earsall is charges -_ ° ds i> | f with the lesser offense because in = estigator Deman ig Mississippi: 14.6 MER P } ; ~ ee his confession he is said to have! * I ; A mass of twisted steel was (“Bie and aske om were nearly a snares Ser’ nacle of success to which she has the association's statement said. Expanding businvss compelled. BY the Associated Press. The Missouri Anti-Saloon League expect to be called. pre than those of a weck ago. The | attained.”’ | -The Executive Committee of the, pamous-Barr to reavh up for the | LISBON, June 17.—Gen. GomeZ} today injected itself into the Re- mute testimony of en terrific > “pee ske ee . ' ¢ } 7 a . } yy . . ; - ° Shair in an atmosphere that crack-| . 94 inch are projector, of the re- 8"4 baldric, and 1000 white- Elizabeth's hair | : basis of $1 to $1.25 a square foot.’ LOUI$ ALT RECOMMENDED “The withdrawal of Mr. Atle-| , notes and wrecking equipment ‘ted with expectancy. He and Reed, volving -type. of 100,000,000 esti- gloved firemen, were in the fore- maAdDetns hair is not shingled. were about one-half of present-day son from the primary contest for yes , stoked each other squarely in the! ht : bobbed or cropped. Cou ~ saa di Se FRSHIP uu: ‘ Sigeiaper The acene. at first, was one of : ach othe: square \ mated ~candle-power. Telephone ground. Behind them. for a mile : cropped. Count FP. De rentals in buildings of similar lo- United States Senator clarifies the utter confusion Every available on as Reed administered the | Company officials say its chief uP Michigan avenue, stretched a Lannoy, Grand Master of the cation and equipment. Seieneimions Williams Tells President situation on the Republican side man and woman was pressed into Gath. Th } : > > j g— | . in 2 of¢ . 4 H DUuSse » & ]°° , he Picrliane ‘‘ } et & j eP j - s a ror le ‘ , si #y . 3 e battle of the giant | purpose is to aid aviators to find! throng estimated at 106,000. ouse of the Queen of the Belgian: With the coming of the high-cost Newton and Dyer Concur in se- | '°” Saint Sidi —_ tev. Mr. service, and within a short time Shields said. rhe Antisaloon the efforts to rescue the injured again has repeated an t-repeated! perio uring and after the war, ; e peated an oft-repeated] period, during and af lection for St. Louis Post. denial of the insistent r ‘ t re t > . v« ~2e) se ¢ ’ 2-2 ~ "T° l. « ; ; . , ait o>, 4 ws t a t + } Sit ri a ; . " ; ard alongthe master of the royal house. “that for 18 months. The building com- Representatives Cleveland A. New- aaa selids h iy ean “Mr. brig ‘ ‘ "3« ine dry sir ; TI MW g th ry strength. Mr. 4 few bodies and a number of the noon recess. WwW! 1eeler appeared | quite composed. At times he | PODY MAY URGE WORLD STRIKE: — bedecked with the papal is because of the skill of her hair- panv's oo impaired the: ton and Il. C. Dyer had concurred ¢ cee -] , . , , ‘ ers : f } r . @ er 77. ce - " * - Hts legislative activity and other|tle of Saratoga has been ordefed | ( hrist.” the Pope, ever “to place wood, a suburb of Kansas City, obtained. from the store manage- | ‘ter State selling unita in these phd cue rig be ere nr e% - ca ‘a ‘ ee aA if - ; ;? iy ; h matters, teed asked how/as the initial step toward reha-: foot on the shores of the United who had declared frequently he ment or the building company. States have combined their mem Sai of le ; “ fa, 3 “ xyes asec seen. LARe. - : : ate : : : : . roe 5 ” faztue ' . ; 1e tra Ss are Mch the league collected for Its’ bilitation of the Revolutionary bat- | States. would commit suicide if anything No site for a new Missouri Pa- ership and gyre cessor epee _ ducting a ext«nsive “ + ne pe crack Pennsylvania vies: N "a. rk in 1925. | tle field for the New York sesqui-' “We welcome you,” he said, “be- happened to his horse, to which he cific building has been selected, 7outhwest Co-operative Wheat eisitea’ tent ‘ae tha . pon of the; eer pe ti apie : - ; - . ¢ os "ao , , if ‘ 5 ot. ‘ . Pe) > ? ‘ P . bs i . c - Wheeler said he did not know | centennial celebration next year. “ cause you represent the treet ot wae ee na. attached. was fouad the railroad officials said, though ‘OWer ae gota — betepd re the relative ‘i aan = wv. n ers bd Clncianait t6 sow York: © exact amount, but | h -=hase of the farms was! St. Peter in person during these early toddy hanging from an apple’ the company has received offers of @2¢t a8 the selling agency. “ Fog ier ' ; : ut thought it The purcnase in Inpan’ las ej otters of : a . til Merediti f . 1 c . C “ , th ‘ : reanizatior as > ‘ the. - koe Poplar Bluff and ‘two sleepers, Chicago to New York: between $15 7 600 9° ~ T , Ohs 2 vation rf *“ommis- j great and joy ous days of the Eu- tree in th e bac} KVAa rd oft h ii Xe d, meet-; cf & , | Below his body was that of the teenth street. e idea of build- : “a sioner Alexander McDonald, | sags ‘ . | , | teer h tres Th dea saad which includes a 440.009 burg, the two dry Democratic can-| York. and one sleeper, Richmond. SW much did y lect in|ing with the Advisory Board on, come you, (00, r your own ,Ssake horse, choked to death when i: be- ing on the.site owned by the com. ° : , Sams 192K ; oo eee wd - the p! ‘ou hold ! ur af iat bushel terminal elevator in Leav- didates. The indications are that (24. to New York, left Pittsburg 7: Battle Fields and Historic Sites. a € piace you hold in our 4@i- came tangled in its tether rope last’ pany at Seventh and Poplar streets. 5 f) sl another of 1.000.000 One or the other of these candidates &¢ 11:20 p.m j 6 7 ; ion and our regard.”’ might. The horse had been tied to outside the central downtow ig. | CRP OER aM aes oe ae eee’ ae ee sd “ ate . as but le ee ee P FROM BURNING AIR NE Cardinal Mundelein addressed rr same apple tree with the s ; oe © b ~ “ Si "bushels at Kanaas City will withdraw and make it possible The limited, made up of an ob- : PLA ‘ e same e -e with the same trict, also has been considered. 7 --ti oun Ee Sak to macertain the | ‘LEA the legate in the title. ‘Most Em- ro he J s f : , sit d nse I : iat bef t! It is planned to obtain control {0 concentrate the dry vote for the *¢Tvation car. Pittsburg for Wash- . PY a > ; ‘ ? ~¢ . € T ° 1 se Pas ~ if , ele , e oO ee from the League's books | | By the Associated Press. ane Lord ‘Gartinal Leeate.” st “9 a c: esis ningp e m | rh — , See i he of wheat, store it im the terminal remaining one. as against Harry ington; two sleepers, Columbus fer ‘sterville. ., DAYTON, O.. June 17.—Lieut. a ; MiSa yi awasara,. o years me, A as construction o ine alway wi - elevators and slowly feed it into. Hawes. the avowed wet candidate Washington: one sleeper, St. Louis Reed Demands Figures. ' James T. Hutchinson and P. H. | Event of Greatest Import. the on ewho chose to follow his! change. occupied its own 11-story ihe on arket. in the Democratic race for Washington; two sleepers. > ' . : ° » kh so es . “ae a ae . a eg : i ; ae ae " 4m you find out by wire?” } Stanley, Army Air Service observ- “The time is drawing near for’ horse in death. building at the northwest corne: 8h Hawes’ “A “ Pittsburg to Washington, and one Tf “¢ ing f cE noe f Seven i Market stre /| Made Speed Record Despite Self. ™ Aquatneie, the committee Makes that/er today made parachute leaps to; which we have been preparing for 4 init Oee> Caitein . ; (co - . wer. nm quest,” Smiled Wheeler. safety from a burning McCook field’ many months, the hour when we " . ent ae pe £ | known as the Buder Building ; LONDON, May 26.—During the BE tte ial bE wet eB ge pulled out of the Pennsylvania Sta- NEW YORK. June 17.--Charged! The Railway Exchange. 2! stories recent strike in England the volun-. ‘ : sterday, attempts © tion in Pittsburg 15 minutes later. administer an anaesthetic to the The two Pittsburg sleepers and lage of Osborne. open the greatest religious cere- a chi airplane, 4000 feet above the vil-| mony this country of ours has ever; with malicious mischief for cutting| high and covering one block. was |/teer driver of the London-Liverpool : : "7 iseen. Indeed, there is no event of down an United States flag in front: when constructed the largest busi- express performed the unusual feat drys by declaring that the the one from Cleveland, on No. 50 92,098 RECALL SIGNATURES greater importance that can occur! of the building where she lives, ness building in the world, in point! of bringing the great train into po apy amendcnsent is the law (the express). were attached te the in our midst, even in the future. Mrs. Harrtet Fowler. 46 years old, of floor space Its claim to pre- iverpoo! 25 minutes‘ ahead of “* the Jand and likely to remain train here. They were on the rear for it marks Christ's triumphal said to be the wife of a former eminence has been disputed in re- schedule time. The passengers *%®: but assures his former em- end of the express, and it was here ployers. the big brewers, that the the greatest toll ef life was taken. entry for the first time into an Judge and granddaughter of a for- cent years, especially by the Gen-. went forward in a body to thank ; American city. mer Mayor of the city, was re- eral Motors Building in Detroit, him. <A pale green face emerged Volstead act can he so amended as Officers of the road said several o@fidd to the solemnity. our leased on $1000 bond for trial after, but the floor-space figures of the|from the cab. “Don't thank me,’ fo permit the manufacture of light hours Would be required te elear brethren from the ranks of thej| pleading not guilty. She said she; Detroit building include an “ad-|it gasped “thank God: I only a and beer. the tracks. In the meantime | jecent’ 6-story imboratory, which| found out how to stop this thing Mr. Hawes may just as vy ert through trains, east and See. Bas, meaning for the committee,” qd Reea. “7 make the request.” *n Reed, peremptorily told the ova exactly what he wanted Ueed before the committee. | Signatures to the petitions for | “i us," he said slowly, “the | «ne recall of Mayor Miller today.to- * — money that you have On ¢ajeq 92,088, the Miller ‘ecill ih nd the bank or banks IN| Committee announced, an ald:tior lt is deposited. Give us the of 431 having been made in the fast Cunt collected for 1926. Give Ce Continued on Page 2, Column 3. ~ but the goal is 120,000. , ~ Continued on Page 3, Column Pa old, SA a, agen red ASH oh Scary pF onal aco Poe 7 Sep y ee eee SE 24 hours. the amount collect i 1925 int hierarchy and clergy. as well @8/thought the flag was a piece of | os pe ected in _ The minimum required ig 60,456, Rederiet bunting ?* architecturally distinct. 10 minutes ago. ‘Contin P 3, Ge . 3. — te ae

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PAGE 2 _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH THURSDAY EVENING, JUNE 17, 1926 =e ST. LOUIS POSt ; ——= = : ae THREE STUDENTS PT aan ee murs || Wayne Wheeler Holds His Own in Lively ie a Real : 4 PRAND) JURY Wil BAD CHECK PASSER = . [“framed” to urge justice for him. dates tee nominate iat Ss Reciieeprnneer L ¢3 : involved. . 1. | rt ion agents were 10 : : ; , nounrer | SPOTS 7 | Continued from Page Gane. “Have you ever appeared in) Reed said this meant that ‘ | ey eet at | ast : The declaration nasi GEE ges Bee So alias ee. ; : ‘He | went on and named separate ¥ court.” asked Reed. “for persons} League assumed to pass on Reece - to election 9° » 3 ‘ ‘ er er ’ oo « 4vance and i reform meg jeach year back to 1920. 'acceused of having committed/{merits of a case,in aave : urged consideration of. at in one | iL nisiedaian ‘to “inter ith > processes Of | “You can get all tha n ‘crimes in the enforcement of the ‘to “interfere with the proc closure in the investizats —— | ; ' Mo * - t . ae i = , a = ee 2 S Pe - : : Re ey rn a ese ze ig wee = you Cane ee ac Tells How league Operates. Wheeler w ee: y de ~ * ' ie : Paes — mS ae — ‘e the “propriety and wisde m™ 5 : or wat a very ciose ap- . . ~ay 5 ; ¢ > eclusi ‘ tnev argued wtne q o~ F EX Se ee Sk Ae og Re 3 7 Bi. amount, I want : 7 Wheeler said hs had not. He clusion, and > wn’ ~ 5 ff ba Pen ~ A ad) s > oe = 7 ‘ = ae ‘ : a vat? rr | pa piaaamamcas , Po § | for anybody to balance his books.” ithe Antisaloon League with re- said that the League was as at tive : Bak 3 ae + oe See ; 3 $119,622 Spent. by examination was just get- | spect to court cases. Whenever iin trying to get “crooked men 8 a ae —_ * £ am ae Committee in C ° Tie ‘ se: ) eae . a oe Youths Who Attended Illi- a Segre * a 4 iting to the subject of the Pennsyl-) ,, league, he said, had reason to prosecuted as in protecting the = By ae ae eee S aA eee BUF ce. ne " . Cc I} a Ba r FF ®ivania primary, at the end acl ssiste: believe that a prohibition agent rights of the innocent. “We are : Bes oy = s } a ae a ——- 3 ee 4 2 Peay yy Be ow >, Pa. nols Teachers o ege a. ae si ee hour and a half of questioning . was being “framed” by liquor in- guided by the facts,” he said. E 2 es “«" ee i. . me. see $3 : t m . fidleman | a . 4 -”- - ro - . “ . te { am palgn q* ommittee Pl Guil of ges % i ee 4 4 . - h en a re cess was ta ken. j terests, it w B s the pract ice of { rh = Active on 50 Cases, May be. ; ae 3 . sae. om 4 3 4 criminally attacking a girl school- | full salary. There was generally; «jutrage” whey Reed interrupted. -erorted Wheeler. have the letter for the committee. | asked to step aside temporarily. Arkansas City, Kan. Rhod ‘ the defunct Ferguson-Mc mate, Leonard Rich, = 0 years old: | a deficit at. the end of the ‘ osm “You must answer the ee as any Work as Legislative Agent. He then ordered the production ! and Roy E. Schooley of Shiebare| on his Way to o the pass wet ; Manufacturing &- with fraud Stanley Hurt,: 20, and Emersan and the workers Baers reiease other witness,’ admonished Reed. Wheeler said that as legislative of statistics showing the league’s/ was called to the witness stand. | ei naving made false financial ‘ ae ed part of what was due them. tes Case of Heber Nations. age ‘ the League at > eollections over a te ears. | 000 ! . . Wilson,.21, former students at the| | Ci agent of the League he attended collections over a term of y | $12, a Week for Advertising. ARRESTED AFTER DYN, i ments in order to obtain credit. At that time, he said, people “Then there was a case in St. eee ag a | ; : : 7 ie i € t as ; as t congressional hearings on prohibi- Pittsburg Reporter on Stand. Schooley said he was secretary | | —. : (] ‘et “very re sive’ to ~~ *he ~d im- | ¢; x | oe m oted, will. —_—— eR CRE ee Ce - aw awai , ue. He esti- 7 , -ed intense inte ) ' College at De Kalb, today await the work of the league € mediately showed intense interest. | organizations posted on pending |stand. A. W. Brown, a reporter of } Z4tion in Allegheny County, and in With Gasoline and Eeplnte 4 framed under he general f mated, in reply to persistent ques- -), vine that of Heber Na- fii : . me the = e Pontiac Reformato- : e case was that OF fener .\a- | bills, both enforcement bills and ‘tteb: the last primary campaign he was}; °Y_‘the Associated - Pregs. — 3 t ne transfer to th tions by Reed, that for the first) signe who. Wheeler said, ‘was ane. ‘ the Pittsburg Press, testified. The } & LOS ANGELES, .June 17.— 3 statute providing that anyo r | those that aimed to “‘nullify’’ the | chair . n| the secretary of the Pepper-Fisher vi. & sil ; three or four years of his work he) of the Nations boys, not the en-/ eighteenth amendment. He said | Chairman sought peelager se pe committee in Pittsburg. The bud-| !am™ Graham, owner of a can@pm _-Victed of obtaining money In the presence of Dorothy West- , | received about one-third of his! ¢,-.ement agent.’ Fees en wae te ee a se oe — Be speec a et pate enisuieiies ail forelan lan- | ‘ore in a building wrecked by property or any valuable thing - hey hi nominal salary. | , ® ie é ee st ‘Mayor Kline of Pittsburg, in which | fet ft . - ' a weem they had pleaded The League was a hs eg “on the legislative work of the |pe was said by the Press to have! suage newspapers in Allegheny ~ "ts Sie today, was “ec @ use of any trick or deception, e t . st. | nan ** ; es . ig. ) guilty to attacking in an automo Year by year Reed insisted on| mi ng — ante prea eee | League. Detectives declared they — | false and fraudulent rep Asked About Each Year's Pay. bile last April, the trio heard Judge | CI k P Arrested for knowing what he got. Wheeler) | pacue and the W. C. T. U. were Wheeler said he often appeared of their positions unless they sup- | that. was exceeded by about $1000. everything in Graham’s store soaked or statement or pretense” shall William J. Fulton oy omgaae ae asser said that he could only give 0} eta besties that he isailias not wee a jin court to argue cases involving ported the Pepper-Fisher ticket in “Do you know of any prewery with gasoline, 1 2sticks of 7 sentenced to the penitentiary for | sentence yesterday. The uage . : approximation, but would later) oe age , ithe constitutionality of the dry the primary. Kline himself, testi-}or brewery interests that contrib- mtie on th ash » 4 we i. epeat win fair trial in St. Louis and were ; ‘"*‘ 4 5 ap ' : | 25m a3 ec register, 0 eedi ven years.” characterized the task of fixing the Trying toR S dle furnish an exact statement if the! .orking for a change of venue. |!@¥ and the construction of pro- fying last night, denied that he hadj| uted to your committee?" asked/the gas stove, 12 im the lee box, ee ae a naar | sentence the eee Gumeett he Bad! on Woman Employe of committee wanted it. He said, Wheeler said that he called his hibition § statutes. He suggested, made such a threat. | Reed. “I do not,” Schooley said. 12 on a counter and 13 on the soda The decision to rein encountered while on the bench. that he had only learned § this. at the end of a-long series of ques- Brown described two meetings! “In fact, I don’t know who con- | fountain. Just outside’ the rear comes after investigation of The youths oe a be ya a Jewelry — eg from the newspapers, | tions, that he did not think they addressed by Kline which he at- : trivuted to our committee.” as door. was a barrel of gasoline. | ; $2,000,000 Ferguson - McKt Pontiac until they are 2s years o that he was to appear at the Mear-. had anything to do with the Penn-jtended. Most of those he knew | Do you Know of any organiza- a failure by the grand jury du age and them maps to the conuecrarrcueauneens We Sigs aa not prepared him- sylvania primary. there were tity and county em- tion which has for its purpose the | B Byte _Hhodes Lectureship, eS its general inquiry into Circuit Qa € i * -” ‘ ” ‘o¢ * Sei! yw t t 7 ~ vee ° - 4 i; Ps . 4 > ac > ¥ ad SSOcia =. > = eee tea the Court | Miss Lorene Greenstreet, 24-year that Reed na i “Wasn't that case to come be- Reed said severely that he would /Ployes, he said. ioicoadlben - en ord or vant OXFORD, England, J : torney Sidener’s office. Side 4 yes d ‘old bookkeeper of the Gre: nstreet- ite ania ace aes ae 3 as fore Judge Faris?” asked Reed. get to the primary later. frown declared his report of | elghteenth amendment that con- une = | against the advice of William s y 1899 he Was! uv., 7 think it wan’ “You have said,” proceeded Kline’s speech as quoted in the | tributed to the Pepper-Fisher com- | The foundation of a new RR - Reeder, special counsel named heard the boys’ plea for mitigation | ‘ . ify 'Monti Jewelry Co., has a remark- ettin 2000 ¢ 240 ; | | iti) Be es 4 of their sentences, each testifying Monti getting from $200! Oo $2490 a “Nations.” said Réed. “was tried | Reed. “that you keep the voting! Press was accurate. | mittee? I doe not. | memorial sect oa = the bankers’ committee.to assist & £500 annually ($2609), P the prosecution of Fe that the girl had acquiesced to their| able memory for faces. Five years} year and that by 1901, when he| f + bri} e ! * Cong e H B id noc site : — : ; : or accep aa ¢ ve “Cf ¢ recoras OT 2 ressmen. ave $ Cn epeec fi. ; Ss . : ™ . : a demands. ‘ago she sold a $250 diamond ring | was made State superintendent of | bois = . a “ x ee — me ek mien teten: deel tu etentian®™ to mh SOCeRE OP —_ ie igpine Horas Pennsylvania Democtats Suggest} nounced by Sir Otto Bett, # . & elected to try him on a charge N . -|to a young man and he gave her a the league for Ohio his -h ' brewer, and the prohibition ele- {you ali: aken pa in} ‘ né. the mavor omitted that section of | Re C . j Sy . a e one of the three, however, ac- |, to | s mio, his pay ad | eee ' “Tee? in. x a. abetete: | turn to Convention System, of the Rhodes trust. The ¢ . bezzlement. Ferguson was f . | wrthless check. ‘advanced to $4,500 ;}ment had been protesting that he = 4 oom cts,” re- the first speech threatening to dis- | ie > i = : ae counted for Miss Westerveit’s; w¢ Ss! | : ‘ 200, asetrse | tied: CW teslor “We h - By the Associated Press. of the foundation is‘to Bring : instructed verdict of : h | The company, then in the Vic- | “T'll get it all for voy.” } ; couldnt get a fair trial and de- | piles leerer. ave taken miss city employes who did not Be Sas IMS me on an i} ae a. soem Cocters, who a ij ntiv moved t9} «"T} ; ee B63 manding a change of vanue.”’ ‘part both in primary and in gen- yote fer the Pepper-Fisher ticket HARRISSURG, Pa. June 11.) Oxtere sot woman .¢ Quittal Sidener then dbf , " " ¢ : a) ! ‘ 4 i i ° se 4 “Yet Judge Faris.” observed | Work.” | King, “No.” . money in behalf of Republican can- ‘ing may be made available te ie could make a case, This always believed the boys to be of | offices yester €r said that he drew the, i ee ~~ — ar * tis on ee } os eeder or the ¢. good moral character. ben orl Miss Greenstreet recog-/| salary of $4509 for four or five! Reed. “iS one of the best judges | es —_ Antisaloon} Word that Wheeler was on the pa is not shared ty & it “ a : i ata: . rs all ' >a gf ee ' — 4 - . : at ‘nized him and telephoned for po- | vears. He would have to go to in the~l nited States Le "ee ; stand spread rapidiv during the ae > oe ae en tak it BIG CROWD GREETS ilice. The man recognized her and | his books to refresh his memory. Wheeler went on to say that he pie ee OF The ees of League. noon recess, with a result that the | of nissan — net f PAPAL LEGATE AND departed hurriedly. as to the exact amount. "| asked the Anti-Saloon League peo- Mhe witness gave the names of committee room was stormed by preseed on the very groun w T Detectives Shelton and Wil- “T will give vo I ple to keep out of this case. lest the otticers. Reed wrote them all jreds l > line f those wh Sidener calied valueless. Oo u p enty of oppor- : ot in t "} a a . iundreds. 20Onz ines Oo OSE 0 Th h ld ° PART Y IN CHICAGO lams, Miss Greenstreet gave a per-/| tunity to refresh your memory,” it look as if they were trying to | @°%": , tape ee — Teague | could not get in extended down e grand jury 5006 Centinued from Page One. fect description of the swindler—— | said Reed. j | influence e the jury Bay started in Ohio in 1893 by the corridors. session yesterday and will Fake vari | his thick lips, the freckles on_ his Now Gets $8000 a Year. | Reed wanted to know whether |": Howard Russell. who is still; Roeq was a few minutes late, again at 2 p. m. tomorrow, the laity, have come to take part : - ¢ me Gentry wil} submit t hands, his bushy auburn hatr. his Wheeler said that he came to|-Mrs. Mabel Willebrandt, Assistant |OT® Of 'ts officers. He was ampli- and when he came in he called a which time Gent , in our celebration, even those not! ew Se Ferguson and other matters. | ag ” ‘ ; fring 1e remarks abou — uw ; Sf our faith have put aside ali| shy clothes. At Union Station | Washington as general counsel of Attorney General, did not denounce | oe ee ee eee iene cha, | conference of the committee in an Fail ¢ Sidener’s office : ' » detectives saw such aj the league and ] this action of the Missouri ibi anigation of the eazue when adjoining root = 2 ~ h or isan consideration | !@8t night the de ater was also the Missouri prohibi- adjoining room. selfish or part on | cessfully to prosecute Lem M i ms d arrested him. made its legislative sy i tion societies as “nutrae : Reed checked him. : ; - a and have accorded to us and to) #4? an perintendent, | S a sutrageous and When the Senators re e | ; | | i ven | ators returned to) - wealthy Tennessee distiller, WAG ~ ¥9?? } nearing room, ey neeiier Vas | pace ' ‘ . senator. IT'l'll ask the questions : . — a. ee | killed a Pullman conductor, our guests a friendliness and cor- risoner was identified by | when his salary was increased to|in contempt of court.” “Just wait a minute,” said the 3 yt 1* sire ; essed. C $7000, Th ee f r "Q: P a belie ie: she S } tr , ¢ @ality such as has never been evi- | nstreet and confessed. He | § ree or four years ago leve she said they were a | denced before in our history. i sa: vas Jacob Fellheimer, 25 | it Was advanced to the present fig-| OVer-zealous,” replied Wheeler. -;and you Ispacastl sini them. rit get } ambour Clock $9.75 : aiso be probed by the grand , “and yet there would have been! Yea> i. After leaving St. Louis; ure of $8§%00.- «¢ : “Feared St. Louis Environment.” all that I’m interested tn.” 3 ; The petit jury which acquitted at A i : ° . . ae s 5 uses Miele ° ie ek isin . IO} \" Ww "ho . | , 2 festivity on this occasion were it swindle at Washington and served 9 | ago?" asked Reed curtly. League did not initiate the cry for | "2'S'N& of money when Wheeler. | shape, is of beautiful mahogany finish and mea" cised the State's handling we: ‘threatened city employes with loss ‘ounty, he said, was $12,000, but} people in St. Louis on the long dis- tance phone and told them that if |; they were doing anything of that kind, tt should be stopped. + & § ¢ > h ¢ 4 & i * 7 . ; ‘4 F % & FE Ee x anes oxrmanaenranneeie crv for = @ é : PRs in ore — the of ia rie a genie i ; hth ‘ith a sliv smile, said that he hadi & . i case, has been summoned to without the active participation of| term of two years and three months The witness said he had an-|a@ Change of venue in the Nations | ™ - ST-PAUL ‘ | J S I he soft _ = © | . the head and father of the great in Leavenworth. He returned to | swered to the best of hie recollec- | case but joined [fn after the lacal | ® copy of a letter in which the a ie we *. " | sures 17! /2 inches long by 191, high. T Pe : tify before the grand jury. Catholic family, of him who is| St. Lovis a weck ago and succeed- | tion. ¢ chureh people and the W. Cc Tv. T wets were appealing for funds to|.u. sous myn Daily fh | gong strikes the hour and the movement is an ~ -t Requisition for W. A. 5S. Rut Christ's vicar here on earth. ed in cxchanging worthless checks | Wheeler said that he had no| had begun to ask fo ra square comage alumni The audience |] 5 8. sanday Mltneis River Trip. .9:30 | Eight Day. Be P Meanwhile, the requisition — . “I need not emphasize the satis-| for a $86 diamond ring, an $8®/ source of income other than his| deal for Nations. He said that laughed. J. S. Daily Trips Start June 21 Ja Pe Willlam Allen Scott Rutherford ¥ faction your coming here as the/| saxaphone and a $27.50 watch, all| salary. He had received no be-| they feared the “St. Louis’ envir. | Reed said be would be glad to] Both Boats Leave Nitely . : ms it - P . VD ple tabby Ahbfae 7 pe 4 4 legate of the sovereign Pontiff! of which he pawned for a fraction | quests Or gifts, nor did he practice |} onment.”’ | information phone. MAin 4040 Established gives to my own people. No his-| of their value. _law on the outside. The work of “And Nations,” as sked Reed, | ane __ ADVERTISEMENT 1829 a - - tory of the diocese of Chicago can PUT | : the league, -he said, was his life| “was tried and convicted?” “Yes.” | | LOCUST ef NINTH roma & he papers were signed by ever be written in which the name! DRYS WET | work. | Reed went back to the previous | , os ae Raker this morning and will 3 of Cardinal Bonzano will not find | LABEL ON HAWES Reed then sought to show that|statement of the witness that | 0 Our ums ) = | . taken to St. Louis late totee 7 lt 7 lasting remembrance.” : AND WII { IAMS | the league had ‘oN nterfered”’ with Was the ‘rile ** of the League that Potter. Here he wil be Crowd Waits in the Rain. cases in the courts where oo w rhen it felt that a man was being ¥ 15 Years -S -whom he will leave St. Louis ti + . night for Little Rock. a early morning hours did not damp- ‘ i ; ) j | ce carly, morning hours did not damp- | take the sane unequivocal Desc” | HO EVIDENCE OF PRIVATE ARICA MOB BOOTS LASSITER Brush Y See P 21 ” mage se noms — Route St. Louis Archdiocesan 1 ' State later plans to extradite | of the Cardinals arriving on the | : I 21.D, ~~ wee Debt Commission had found no. American delegation of the Tacna- ing the germs,saves ison onograph when you a 3 brother, John. who has acl ate evidence of ti : ws a iad es § ‘signed aipersenal bodyguard. Rushville. and her gsranddaugnte- it. a, ~ lan oo Higgs Arica plebiscitary commission. and pain. fling feet of the dancers — * ; A | ters" so Allen could escape at _ picked by Chief Collins from mem- | F/o!se Witloghby. 3, res aS an a: | country. | oe }of other American officials at- Bleeding gums stopped in 128 X out the lilting tunes of your | = | ond-degree murder charge on bers of his department. ee ee See ‘| In response to a resolution by jtached to the commission. hours; soreness disappears in 24 music. You can get full vol: - $500 fine. The move to extra the assigned guest in the proces-| skidded and ov ee The @river ueite, Mellon said ineuiry at all precaution because a considerable days; teeth begin to tiehten in ten } ice has reigned supreme for 15 _ m fesal of John ta cease Mae i ewer’ ines, wealthy | “tS SUnded by the orm. Si tne leading banks of the country |°C'O“@ Sathered in front of Gen Gays, and if your trouble has not X years, you can get the New : to the ae | to testify concerning his me Knights of St. Gregory. the’ Pon- | legate visits the See of a Cardinal. r : | Lassiter was hissed when he a er four weeks, get your money back. ment, as he romised tifical Guard of Honor. Previously Cardinal Bonzano had. oo hel ie ae Sean ee | pomred. at the window of his A, Creosene is sold by Wolff- Wilson S Barthel- Duesenberg E ch e ti C | F General Gestnan ae ne Brief services of thanksgiving; Knelt before the altar in humble), 4 inistration was concerned there | OUt the Chilean authorities inter- ee Sh ee Lee Sh, ae : oe u aris Cc Oo - Ff Mix’s Order eget : : would be no serious objection to | 1.00 | , : - as | and the rendition of the “Te the official open ing of the Congress | ‘Te sas — }crowd shouted anti-Americ at $ a bottle, or sent direct on : of Alle Deum" were arranged to precede | ON Sunday, however, the Eucharist mneisenne private leans by France | agg thse receipt of rrice, with positive guar ] shield, showing a representation of . EE etm — el ers the latter should demand that i. 7 ae ae ae ee ats a ~ ; aie P ver . | France conclude its negotiations , Le St. Loui 1:30 ey } Judgment in the Rutherford ¢ the lettering “I. H .S.” (Jesus Sa-| %"*duled to participate has been ite | . ave BS . « - i. “ . T aside vior of Sod At the end of the arranged for tonight. It will be | | for settlement of its war debts both | To Those Who Have W anted a ) q he judgment was set ° main aisie was the altar where. , held at the Coliseum. = ; Gentry, who declared that _ reaching up to the sanctuary ceil-! UR R° po Oo / — : recom mendati LI ' ' oe on-of a plea of gu ing. a gleaming half-encirclement | : ee eee ST.LOU LOUIS PO T- PA . = 4 of mansla 1d $500 fine W _of white velvet and sparkiiing sil-| o OIS TCH uahter $508 i ! : | Is there enough our life? There i i d There i : a 3 _at the sides with ermine and scar-— f om f _eyotgpes Us Daily by = Pulttaet Publishing £ music in your life: ere is a time to dance. ere 1s a : SENTENC WORKHOUSE ‘let and gold. It C es Jrom Boulevard at and live Street. time to listen to the great music of the ages. Are you denyin if th ~ . | Round trip. Tickets good in Pullman Sieeping ED TO er 8 ae ea tina . pee Cee ee en RN Aa Se : us FOR PASSING A. t ’ : ' i 3 q STREET 6 Surmounting the altar taber- use for republicat = Godowsky, Ganz and many others? Hear your favorite artist, it is a mu- Bu a | Persi 1 ithin the half-encircle t Y hav lected | > , a i stent Offender Fined . a nacie, w n aif-encirciement, ou ave seiecte an | erwiee credited | sical treat no one should miss. Prices £2200 and up. : | Reg J T . Sch jules oe a Endangering Alighting — @ place for the Eucharist in the : : | fepublication of special diepatches bh | Visit our store and hear this wonderful instrument 7 = 3 Passengers. . center: beneath, toward the sides finest craftsmanship, , Robert Bruggeman, ‘24 ye . De , rear .. ; ~ 2 fine * thrones. Floods of ligh twere con-- @ jewelry otterings—for ear,. § oo , : As.Chicage 6:15 p. m. - Chicage 6:45 a. m. . ni 4 ned $25 and costs and centrated on the white marbie al- > : vear. se. EXCHANGE DEPT. SPECIALS 7 4 Ae the legate. accompanied by true. the Right Rev. Edward F. Hoban. ow + ed down the main aisle, the cathe- ! BOLLAND! PP, wat ae ercond-cines matter July 17, : : | _ "ues yesterday. | a the Postoftice x at St Louis Ma A Mahogany Grand Piano > ‘ORGANS -MARPS - MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS | "i : Assiat..nt City Counselor 2 | emeaniven ¢ 5530 ugECt . Hoban were rejoined by Cardinal : __ Need a carpenter? The “Basiness ; | 3 had bee ifr ) * y ’ , tae ; Do -TRIr oe eZ | n charged with six afr b Mundelein for the exchanges that; @ 2ewetere for ye Teese os columns of the Post-Dis- | TRUTH IN ADVERTISING — IN MERCHANDISING—IN MUSICAL SERVICE : : pe 7 a | infected gums which . A prominent layman was As- | retary Melion today formally noti- lors have been placed at the home | pyorrhoea > tachment. Now you can have Seraim. Mach Cardinal also was as-| “TS. Anna Walker, 66 years old. of you a frightful expense and severe 4 dance. No more will the shuf- % @ Be sending $14,500 “to arrange 1 Cardinal Hayes of New York was which they were riding vester<da\ Sa i ats ‘Dem.) ef Tea- The guards were Stationed as a hours: pus clears up in two to three ume now. Here where seTyY- the Rutherfords followed the | | lumberman and member of the 7 aes ‘had failed to develop any indica- Lassiter’s house this morning. Gen been completely eliminated in three Edison Dance Attachment now. : a the Rutherford murder case for the safe arrival of the party homage to the Eucharist. Unti |fered quickly. Leaders of the derle Drug Co. anti other druggists $ §10-12-14 Pine Street A motion to block the ex aE gt ‘ \timents before they ¥+ e gene welcome, at the Cathe.| at the cathedral is being kept with- after its debt agreement has been y were 4d antee of satisfaction or money re : ) ; sini i : ! a ZZ his new St. ee ment. Other Treasu officials : lanta, Ga $65S005969 54;55S$S38SS598S8% e = Louts counsel, — Above the cathedral portals was Sid¢ altars. aii. ? Saturd J 1 Sth nl J ger ental coumeaaate oer i iets thvib Secettion ta which | hold the view that boture a loan is x ay; une . idge Mix yesterday. The the Eucharist. an ostensorium with ®"¢4 @ational governments are : _to England and this country. -Arrive Chicago . . 8:00 p.m “ae =** «On motion of Aticrney-C | JOSEY PULITZER, Reproducing Piano \ $4 G4! % | ‘2 fraud u : a ver was edged above and around | oe 1878. pr & | . Round trip. Tickets good im coaches. & ; pon the Court.” | (Member ret Bureau of Circuiations. 9 , comfort and in Lights Concentrated on Altar BOLLAND AY MEMBE. rt CIATED PRESS, d inspiration that flow from Paderewski, Hofmann, Lhevinne, was a giant golden sunburst with art creation of the a ali rights bot SUBSCRIPTION RATES BY MAIL iN rey , x ; on of the sanctuary, were Cardinals’ | fare among the usual ADV ANCR. CONVENIENT TERMS hs‘ te lene Bene sae | ” _ ld. of 7125 Glenmore avenue, . to five days in the Workhouse | 78 years this has been | | a ays & ‘ tap. order or me, A Mahogany Electric Grand Ws _— $595 | Ask for folder containing program of the Eucharistic Congren ~ Police Judge Beck today for af Helivered wv ity carrter sr vwt-of-tows Knabe Ampico | outline of C & E | Aji-Expense tours. “4 2 ‘ng in his automobile past a Malley ontv S0c month: Sunday ie « ‘ : ee | ae | <8? which was discharging president of the Congress, proceed- | Copy Reproducer Baby Grand Uped : : sors at Arlington and amma: ee pte dral organ pealed. | Cardinal Bonzaho and Bishop Teath “Each Carry the Wurlitzer Unquelitied Guerantee™ a 1006 OLIVE ST. & "“¥ told the court that’ t , Custom calls for when a papal’ patch give the telephone nambers ‘ons of the traffic laws. a of those inviting your work. - ae — ee eyes ~~, 3 ee E Recount. Bre: ¢ Tr

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ot ia oe 4 = . IM. Judgment in the Rutherford case. Mr. and Mrs. Raymon aa, | burs nase incteded: five of his best men, meaning to! ‘"\ , j 7 . —r I . . The judgment was set aside May) scher of Buffalo, N. . #e vo ee | H. Roy Eckel, Richmond, Va. iG ). mi. “y On motion of Attorney-General on their ae ti cae chething. | L. R. Bryant, Pamplin, Va ited: nates “entry, who declared that Sidener’s| wreck but lost a eir c 2 Mer Pittsb ts ——— : | R . 3 ; gocian, ttisburg. a A % CORNER recommendation of a plea of gulity, They reached a Latrobe hotel with | wre J. R. Alexander, | h h 4949 DELMAR BLVD. ¢ ° AT OLIVE gy of manslaughter and $500 fine was two Pullman blankets and their’ Os gg noma, | e man W Oo | 217 NORTH 7TH ST. % : “fe AND BROADWAY ae. & @ = * ‘raud_upon the Court.” night clothes their only a | Mrs. H. A. Kawshurst, Cleve- ee the Edgeworth | YOO0GOGIO* ' i 3 _ eee List of Injured at Latrobe. ent | avor must have said ‘That's - 2 AT nan Sleeping 68 = SENTENCED 19 WORKHOUSE Among the identified injured at! iss Bernice Sutter, Mrs. Waws- it—don’t ever monkey with FOR WEEK END OUTINGS or Parior ; FOR PA p eae wim | hurst’s sister. it’— for Ed eworth has Good candy always satisfies. If SSING A STREET CA R. H. Jones, Cincinnati, O., lacer-| sidney Hess, New York. never changed. you intend visiting friends, take Persistent Offender Fined Also for| ations. |S. H. Braunstein, Pittsburg. candy; your thoughtfulness will 7 Endangering Alighting Mr. and Mrs. Ray Haelcher, | W. Netzel, Baltimore, Md. not be forgotten. Delicious as- os 7 Passengers. 'falo, N. Y., lacerations. | Phil S. Kipkin, Cleveland. sortments Pa ere a cond ; . ? ; = . carborn ai - binson, Negro porter, | > Hubbs, Floral Park, approptiatety packed for the = wt, yoy Bruggeman, 21 years) ng 0m cs =a & a Ray B FRI. & SAT. octeaidin. PEANUT 2:00 . Of 7125 GI , was! ; a cago «27:40 0. m. fined $25 a niacin Stadia | Peter Johnson, Cleveland, broken | Injured at Johnstown. SPECIAL BRITTLE to tiv - ‘ Sts 2 se l leg The following injured passen- Chocolate Cherries; - A delicious crispy € days in the Workhouse by | . Sek | ce Seheu. Pecan Balls; Variety candy, relished by c Congress and r Olice Judge Beck today for driv-| Clarence Heliple, Erie, Pa., | gers were remove 7 8 ; of Fruit Milk Choco. ‘ : those who wanteome- ia ‘48 in his automobile past a street bruises. town hospital: late Creams: Nougats THE POUND pr aa) yd in Car which was discharging passen-| Carl Russell, Rutherford, N. J»; George Powell, Pittsburg. | and Caramels. candy. srs at Arlington and Easton ave- / bruises. . : | J. S. Crowink, NeW York. | The The RUtsS yesterday. | Mrs. Essie Bryan, Owenton, Ky..| M. Simmons, Sewickley, Pa. Pouad C Pound C s Assist.nt City Counselor McKin- po Oe one leg; condition very ‘ lle gg a Pullman porter, | “Y told the court that Bruggeman critical. ram ' om ; WE SHIP AND DELIVER SAFELY ANYWHERE ha. : | r ' , Avondale, Cincin- ‘N ? . oe ween charged with six infrac- Lo ge a ibe | gag ee . On your radio — tune in on WRVA, Manufacturing and Sales, 4709-17 Delmar Blvd. ns of the traffic laws. Tye 2e- | bruises. | nati. Richmond, Va.—the Edgeworth oe Sentence was imposed on this} “count. Bruggeman will appeal. | fellow passengers. | was jammed. ‘of Richmond, Va, and we smashed Continued from Page One, rerouted over the Conemaugh di-| vision. As the injured were taken out, | they were placed in ambulances and on trains and removed to the Latrobe Hospital, where it was found that three passengers, cluding Mrs. Essie Bryan of Owens- boro, Ky., were in a critical con- dition. Surgeons amputated one of Mrs. Bryan's legs. Those who escaped with slight injuries were sent to Pittsburg. given medical attention: and placed on _ other trains to continue their journeys. Efforts to question these sur- vivors were all but fruitless. Th#y were suffering from shock and were extremely nervous. Survivor Describes Scene. The first account of the wreck | from a survivor came. from ‘>. I.. Ferrall of Grafton, Pa., who was) in one of the Express sleepers. “Tt was asleep when the crash. came,” he said. “It was a minute hefore I realized what happened. My ankles were injured and 1 couldn't walk. All was confusion. Men and women groped about in the darkness, ‘Tne car was filled with debris and pieces of luggage. Those who were not badly hurt strufgled out, assisting those more seriously in- jured. Two men picked me up and carried me out into the night. The rear of the car was shoved high in the air and the rescuers carried me up the sharp incline and finally placed me on the ground. I re- mained on my back until the re- lief trains arrived. “Too much ceredit cannot be given the train crews and the pas- sengers on both trains who were not seriously hurt, for their heroic wopk in helping their less fortunate en went to work with a will in rendering aid, and during the seemingly long wait for the relief trains and doctors, saved many lives by their timely aid.” Tells of P&Anic in the Dark. IL... R. Bryant of Hamplin, a pas- senger on the express, at Blairs- ville told a vivid story of crash. “All lights were out and when the surviving passengers came to realize what had happened bed- lam broke loose,’ he said. “It was a panic. “T was asleep in a lower berth when the impact came. My head crashed against the side of the berth and the next moment I tum- bled out into the aisle. For a few seconds I couldn't realize what had happened, but when I heard the screams of the terrified and the moans of the injured I came to- my senses. Several women were lying in the aisle while others staggered about in the darkness. I attempted to open a door but it I met R. H. Eichel several windows, and began pull- ing women and children out of the ; Veak Specd, Washington, bruises. | A special train carried a num- in- | Men and wom- | they doubtless | the | |the men who swindled her of the 'gie,” a job, after “Billy” had left i'money accumulated during 16 the position of secretary to Chief | years of drudgery. ‘of Detectives Desmond. The two | Davis, the elder of the trio was quarreled, and “Billy” killed Mike. take no chances. Williams was one | of the group which went to the Chestnut street house, near Twen-) ae ' emphatic in his d@hials, and Mrs.| Freed on a self-defense plea, the) tieth, entered and surrounded Kil- Schwartz could restrain herself no elder Williams wes shot to death patrick before he could arise from | | longer. later, as he sat in a chair. a rocking chair. “You ate my food and took my| Under Height But Had Spunk. Dismissed Over Brawl. money,” she cried. “You told me; All that was after “Billy” had In 1905, the new Police Board, you could not eat at restaurants used his influence, still potent at ae : | | -appointed by Gov. Folk, > the ‘the Four Courts, the police head- PP y Gov. Folk, gave the; i on account of your religion and I 7 | fixed you breakfast. I cooked you | eubitters of that day, in getting | Police Department a memorable | | kosher meat—I fixed you eggs—" /|“‘Little Georgie’ on the force. | shaking up. Williams’ walking| “I never saw you bcfore,” insist- | “Georgie’’ measured only 5 feet 5| partner, Lee Killian, was one of | linches, and police regulations of) | - ; f the city detectives who was dis- the time called for a height Of 9/ jisceq. Williams weathered the ‘feet 8. But the youth was able _storm, apparently, but he was dis-| ‘to point to a brief career as a fly-. charged early in 1906, after he had. weight boxer, including a little €x- | 4 qance hall fight with “Don” Kil-| hibition work in a vaudeville act! jian) prother of Lee. A woman’ headed by John L. Sullivan. His’ yas the cause. The charge on. father persuaded the police auth-— which he was dismissed was one of| orities that George made up in | intoxication. | spunk what he lacked ye incnee. | Williams figured in some turbu-! and the son, then just By ‘ e, © 1; 4 Pee, 9C a a] Vv + 7 ™ Oe OC Pre Oi I ' { ADVERTISEMENT was afraid she’d break her neck —or set fire to the place. Mother had a habit of going down those dark cellar stairs with an old-fashioned tal- low dip. \ So one day I bought her a flashlight. Now I know Mother won’t fall and the house won’t burn. She finds lots of other uses around the house for that flashlight. It’s the very best flashlight the market affords—a gen- uine Eveready! Miss Elizabeth Clay, Paris, Ky. i station. Wave length 256 meters. Augusta Andrews, Raleigh, N. C. AR ts aaa aS RRR REMEMBER This Gigantic Annual! Sale takes place at our factory store 1018 Olive St. Annual Sale| Victrolas - Columbias Pathes and make more room. We advise quick and many other action on your part. Every instrument must go regardless of price. used upright and console models as low as ‘a7 Starc Manufacturers 1018 OLIVE ST. Free Selection of $1.00 Per W eek Your Old Phonograph or Musical Instrument Accepted as Part Payment tte Fall Present Cash Value ™ 8 A. Starch Piane Ga. Manufacturers Starch Pianos _§. E. Cor. 11th and Olive Sts. OPEN EVENINGS

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EO LE LP OD NL NL I EL NE TNE i OS NN: RE aN mp ny us ' r Pe PWD 6 A awe. sare me swe gr te y oa saat : ¢ POD Lae , ¥ pm - Mew: _— sit . . "~~" _— . mew TA. Re ONE aun oe Ap phe pegver be. ei ae ae. a ae ahaa a ‘ nig y We ; - ania eee ihr vention , - : ow « - t.¥ i - ~ - 5, g : 4 a . ae ; . ae - Rey oe owe etal x retrace us > Fes oe ‘ rn ~ ‘ _ : : Fi appropriation for this year is even a =) ae g Sa ee & we . eee = support a proper and adequate ‘Kc " 1 ] appropriation for the maintenance Dueentex Sheere: Sal : sm ai. an in oO > National Guard Acameisted Preag. © 4 ' . _ = ee | : * Cte i ) | > eis rouls 2 little enough {£61 : _ ‘ ig ee a | Chiffon “oh ew a 5 oe ” os ae : — whi 1 nt - | “2 ANGELES, © ’ et — Ss 3 irs ; Th (AxPavers £2 ua . a . Oo Bive : os ia m Randolph Hearst, . oe Z z - ae —— = at log et é oO] r to the Govern- i. i: alain : Reg. U.PAPatent Ottice ean ciara ments ea Ge snes ageing S Masher, acting for’ hig 4 oo liam} 820 Olive St va a Saeed aba Bi Sg Aan Si | ‘R.z Hearst Jr.. filed a libel suit in| © e sOdt Aaa es 4 Su ry i the Nationa! trl ; = . day of . ~ueteaonse -sagelgentties sig a : perior Court here- 3 an tay ie Se eo te ‘s @manding $125,000 ps ges from} salsa eee ee m the Record Publishing €o., He DI LOOSE OLE LODO LOT LOLOL LOLOL IDOI LO DS DOD ODILO DY, ——_ Hoffman's $2500 Fine Paid. ' T T ae : s, | , and | C a ‘ yi ‘ B: he Associated Press a ; é Be es a 4 ae { CHI eg a O. June . sne _ 4 8 A be a The suit was the "eutgrow th ai eter mM. rot een: Be B® Story June 10 about Herbert cones IE FOLIO SIO ‘e\i/a\e (eXkia\iie\. a’ —- GOH le bite: ae | Basle if Tex Mast qe Vr eh vey ‘rmitting liberties to ° ffman’s $25 . goyce being found injured In a od ¢ Cee oe wt . erat leith aiacbnebinin See nah dai aha anemia beanies ee ee ihe 0 . + + yt Rotem tow So eee from trouble and its proved capacity of giving years of quality service. And remember, when you buy it you have no tax, no freight charges to oP : pay and you get the lowest priced car per mile of service in the world, In WHITE "onal reckoning in gasoline, oil, tires and repairs. STMA : Buying a reconditioned Franklin from an authorized Franklin dealer is ° FRANKLIN oa and All the Favored HAWKEYE Cc a sound move. There is no risk—our reputation, our responsibility ; = a | . a specific guarantee accompanies each one. All have been thoroughly \e Summer Colors | pennsnouiac malian o& reconditioned by our own trained mechanics. Sedans, Coupes, Tour- | ures 234x344 toll! ings, Two-Door Sedans Terms can be easily arranged which will make it surprisingly easy for ODAK Jr. 1-A you to own and pay for a Franklin. 3- Pass. and 5 - Pass. : with the new Semi- Anasti¢- 500 of Them mat lens. Takes Some Priced as Low as Offered at an Exceptionally mat lens 7 ' f ise“ AP nor ot a : a > " a. % Low Price: Naa. ssc 00 $ —And Other Makes ia 2 iis ) , ei, > Packard Nash Studebaker gi — Leghorns : Bankos d No. 3 Box Brownie. Takes pictures a we 8 screen con Al Jewett 4 i ; : ! i | 3 "City life in these Azures 2'¢x3,roll6 . 4 Xs, 10.0. an : Toyos - = Felts Sale Price $2. 30 eee Claire Willys-Knight Dodge A ¥s isn "t apt to give us 7: ° E nm Folding Premo, No. 2 . ; F Lightweigi Open achat $6 38 With $50 Down Payment Buick Hupmobile Ford PMA vveistein. 5453 Teving raw Re ice $7.50. Now : a we t ahtates Ty | ee Folding Premo No. 2A Come and See Them! All of them ready for your Summer vacation. Take advantage of this great Double lens: cakes pictures 3424. opportunity. No matter what your requirements, we have the car to meet them Regulat price $10.¢0, ' and you may pay for it out of income. Let us explain our easy payment plan. Sale price . . $8. 93 Come Early! Hats which we have taken from Fastman Model B Vest Pocket Ko- oo rosy MUCH HIGHER-PRICED li jak. Just fits the pocket; ane — .§ iaiiied 66 BELOW CosT 1c cocci ket wnendd @¢ ON This Is Your Opportunity to Obtain the Car You Want— Bi@e., «2 most instances. Every style, color Kodaks. $2 to $100 on Terms to Suit You — and nead size in the collecti on. io sini — | .7 ! Film Developing Whi reed Black and One-Day Service | ~ U y % a * yebrow Pen- LO A.M. p,5 4:30 PMG ——— ’ a3 well as Rouge. All thi e Your &'m can be developed but once —tanbaanty Moonen | Open Sunday and Evenings Until 10 P. M. ; 4 ni, 2, tte dpm ta : S Aap RE hy ie nial ie tN te, BL Re eA Nee pnge rpR RN rer se ad uiattadits eines eat atl RRS ap fe (AR: 3 Pray A ¥ a ss -. by en “ * ot oe . Otte ee + per sS ' Ci“ ae Magid spandy 27, i pee Weegee alate aes fons a ub a ae jae een Te eae my ‘Bayh tea rey esi WAL ERNE OS Aeon pe PP EP AIS lates weet fits» Pome Ue eae $e hed hmtteke ey POOR Pe ~ REIN itch Aw Mae Sa EIT en MRT TS eee ee PRT RG . ¢ - a pie ong bilayers EAS Las ahead shi Mls Ac Me ln a * rd . 7 —_— . . se _ : Hai bas & 2022 a Papers ne 7 * p é " “4 aot Meee a * Rie ‘ ” Mees f RTT TTT TTT ¥ C cadatmedidredaseeadtodas, Leste mas r at A ok Ra RS A iol att SE A AOL ys SS a He ov ine us ead 1 > Puen» Soap OR Ree =. . i> anit rs pi plachinatchdaics Se ie emai wen lS oP AT MB pada? eB J Neila lie ihn “ante we ei ey r WN FR Fee gi ale be oareve! ieee t of the Master Finisher’s Associa- tion, and you are sure of expert work. FRESH FILM Take 6 suptyy of reliable, fresh film a Franklin Motor Car gee 3949 LINDELL BL. Phone Lindell 678:

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ee ee a ? — = ST LOUIS POST-DISPAT » Rs ir EEE bey ; i sg | - «i ig itl See Our Other Announcement on Page 12 a priver Arrested; Witnesses Bl STIX, BAER © FULLER Pay! ) Miles an Hour. | : GRAND-LEADER ae = Re tt A 17, 1926 aattetiinie dieters - — — — ——— — en ce " eollision of a police depart- B | automdbile and a Checker Bab at Third and Biddle &treets | o'clock last night, resulted to five persons. Pease injured are: Detective u.we Cline, 38 years old, of 1829/ cause avenue, fractured skull;}# « Eleanor Link, 17, 1430 Dodier/ ff Biss’ possible fracture of the Boise. her husband, Robert Link. ‘gg. end two other passengers in ce. taxicab, Edward Bartlesmeyer, 4, of the Dodier street address, , ‘dem Keltman, 17, 3314 North xinth street, cuts and bruises on gs fe Taxidriver Arrested. mm be taxicab driver, James Bren- san. 19, of 1028 Gimblin. avenue, 3 as rested. Detectives in the Boilies machine allege he was driv- Bie about 40 miles an hour. He . aa mn arrested two hours prior Bw the collision for parking abreast Bo ancther car in front of Hote! A $20,000 Purchase Is Offered .at a Fraction of the Usual Retail ‘Prices in This. Extraordinary Sale of 7 he Richelieu Pec “ip” CI ndestructible Reflicas of Genume Pearls) ete “wo — - ~ , See, 5 “ da =>, x : A Special Event! ooh Silk Sports ‘Frocks _ In Smartest Summer Modes— ‘10% Interesting news, indeed, from the Sports Center. Frocks of the very kind you are need- ing right now are offered in special selling— Frocks of a type decidely unusual at the sale price. Smartly styled in the most recent Sum- mer modes of flat crepes, crepe de chine, tub silks, roshanara, and printed crepes—in clever variations of the one piece and two piece styles, Many Frocks in White— ¢ and All Bright Colors ~ _ Rose, green, flesh, maize, blue—choose your favorite, your most becoming shade. Clever tr of petit-point embroid- - ery, tucks, buttons aad contrasting colors are introduced. It is economy of the _ truest sort to choose several frocks for Summer sports and business wear while they are available at such insignificant cost! All sizes. a eeaese 4 R05 eae @eee i) * > & special arrangement with the maker of Richelieu Pearls, p@immits us—for the first time—to offer these exquisite gems in all qualities at reduced prices. Never before has any St. Louis store been privileged to offer this opportunity to its patrons. Moreover, the reductions are truly amazing. Quality a #3 —In Gift Cases 14%2-inch Choker Strands; Gold Clasp. $6.95 18-in Graduated Strands; ‘gold clasp.. $7.95 18-inch with Diamond-Set Clasp..... $34.95 24-in. Graduated Strands, gold clasp.. $11.95 | 24-inch with Diamomd Clasp ........ $48.95 30-in. Graduated Strands; gold clasp. $12.95 30-inch, Diamond and Platinum Clasp $79.95 60-inch Closed Strands....:......... $21.95 Each Necklace in a Gift Case. Richelieu Pearls are nationally recognized as the finest reproductions produced in America. Every strand in this sale bears the Richelieu guarantee tag; every pearl is perfect. There are no seconds in this sale. Six groups are offered— each at a fraction of usual prices. ® Joseph Graff, 30, of 4627 St. ® merdinand avenue, suffered a lacer- Buel scalp and body bruises, at “46a. m. today, when a milk Bwagon he was driving was struck By an automobile at Euclid avenue gpa Parkview place. The driver # the machine escaped on foot. sas Morrissey, 26, a nurse at John’s Hospital, was arrested and identified by Graff as »@river. Morrissey made no Quality “XXX' —The Finest Made 16-inch with 14-k White Gold Clasp.. $29.95 Quality “M"'—White Gold Clasp 1414 and 15-inch Chokers . wee $245 17 to 20-inch Graduated and Straight. . $2.95 24 to 30-inch Graduated and Straight. . $3.95 60-inch Closed Strands............... $7.95 Triple Strands ............... $6.95, $8.95 . Qualities “A,” “B” and “PO” in all lengths and styles with fancy Quality “M,”, “C” and “XXX” are shown in many clasp, shown in a large selection. Each Necklace in a gift box. s styles of clasps‘and cases, in addition to those listed above. As the Quantities of Some of the Numbers Are Limited, It Is Im portant That You Attend the Sale as Early as Possible (Jewelry, Main Floor.) 4 tement. %, bat Excluded From Hospital. | Because she is a resident of St. Jeuls County admittance to Lu- ; Hospital and City Hospital refused Mrs. Bessie William- —— ® 23, of 9940 Fern avenue, who | The Gool Triplette. Swas injured when a taxicab in fwhich she was riding struck a —Successfully Combines Three Garments m One fUaited Railways trolley pole in $ 5 .00° 'tront of 4815 Seuth Broadway last inight when the driver swerved to ‘avoid running into a sewer ex- ‘eavation. She was taken to Mis- ‘suri Baptist Sanitarium, suffer- ine from injuries to the spine and miacerated scalp. The danger sig- mal on the excavation was extin- Of greatest interest for warm days is this ingenious “W. B. Triplette,” becoming to all figures, which clever- ly combines brassiere, girdle and panties. It’ is made of a fine, soft, silky fabric, lightly boned front and back to hold the figure trim and neat. —— y lo wk brand mer with 3 well-tailored : , my 1x99-inc eets — recog- Mattress Cover, made o The garters and boning May be quick pete by housewives for good quality unbleached | @eruished by the taxicab and a few ly removed so that the garment may their long-wearing qualities. muslin and large enough to Bminutes later Eugene Elrod, 29, of 6316 Alabama avenue, drove his be easily tubbed. Size 72x99 in., priced at$1.89 fit any full-size mattress, (Corset. Dept.—Second Floor.) | : (Sports Center—Third Floor.) ‘ Choose .New Bedding From the Wide _ Assortment in Our Domestic Department Mattress Covers Of Unbleached Muslin $4.2 Full-Size Sheets Hemstitched Hems = Neat hemstitching finish- Keep the mattress clean es the hems of these good- and free from dust this Sum- #@ motorcycle into it, suffering lacer- | @ ations of the face. F HEARST SUES FOR $125,000 | FOR NEWS STORY ABOUT SON § Record Publishing Co. of Los An- | @ #£ eles Defendant in Publish- q er's Libel Action. ® Br the Acanciated Precs. . | | '@8 ANGELES, June 17:—wil-|| fam Randolph Hearst, the pub- | ff Pisher, acting for’ his son, William @ *. Hearst Jr., filed a libel suit in | Superior Court here yesterday de- fing $125,000 damages from @te Record Publishing Co., Henry |} Se Briggs, managing editor of the “@“s Angeles Recdrd, and Rodney i. Brink, city editor. | ‘= ; The suit was the outgrowth of PAY : @* Gory June 10 about Herbert Be oye being found injured in a ‘’recked car which he said had pbeen rented by Hearst. _ Finds Brother Dead’ of Gas. | Edward Murphy, 45 years old, #"*s found dead on the kitchen floor of his home, 1813 Coleman reset, at &§ p. m. yesterday by his : other, Mathew. The doors and Br indows of the place ‘had been Hocked, a chair put against the in- : alll y Men's Athletic-Style : Chalmers Union Suits— Offered at a Substantial Saving Wy 3 for $2.75 95 3 6 for $5.25 7 An offering of men’s Athletic Union Suits of this well-known make at so low a price is most unusual. This maker is noted for the high quality and excellent workmanship of his product. The Suits are full cut in ample proportions and are full faced. Have elastic back and are in V and round neck styles. e~ Pillow Tubing, 99c Yd. Good quality bleached Pillowcase Tubing with un- usually soft finish and 42 inches wide. (Second Floor.) Beverly Sheets, $1.50 Sheets for full-size beds— size 81x90—are made of good quality bleached sheet- ing and neatly hemmed. | Pillowcases, 35c Made of good grade bleached muslin, neatly hem- med and measuring 42x36 inches. New Japanese Parasols Waterproof and Odorless 12 This is the first showing of these 4mart Parasols from Japan, in high colors with floral patterns. Lined % with crinoline, waterproofed and fin- ished with bamboo handle and leather carrying strap, they are practical and Strattord Plate Tableware New Carmen Pattern at Special Prices a One would be proud to possess the “Carmen” pattern, which has combined plain and hammered silver in a most unique fashion. This is an excellent opportunity to start a set to which you may make additions at any time. 4 fe of the kitchen door and the “hers of a gas stove turned on | et not lighted. -The brother said | ff a knew, of no reason for the! Biction. | durable for the Summer season. (Umbrellas—Main Floor.) ae Electric Washer “Happy Day” Brand Teaspoons, set of 6 Dessert Spoons, set of 6. .$2.25 Table Spoons, set of 6 $2.40 Soup Spoons, set of 6.....$2.55 Coffee Spoons, set of 6....$1.35 5 o’Clock Teaspoons, 6 for .$1.75 Oyster Forks, set of 6....$2.20 Iced Teaspoons, set.of 6..$2.40 Orange Spoons, set of 6...$2.05 Bouillon Spoons, set of 6..$2.65 Berry Spoons, each Sugar Shells, each Cold Meat Forks, each Butter Spreaders, 6 for.... Salad Forks, 6 for Embossed Stainless Knives and Forks, set of 6 Hollow-Handle Knives and Forks, set of 6 $10.20 26-piece Set with Hollow-Handle Knives $1480 26-piece Set with Embossed Stainless Knives $22.10 (Silverware—Main Floor.) Wide Choice of Materials The fabrics include broadcloths, soiesette, mercerized striped =. mercerized lace cot- ton, colored rayon 6 , aero weave madras, cotton pongee, rayon stripe,-handkerchief cloth and pajama check nainsook. Sizes 36 to 46. (Men's Furnishing Section—Main Fioer.) \ Butter Knives, each Ti. June Sale of Rugs Unusua} Values in Discontinued and Slightly Imperfect Rugs Worsted Wilton Rugs Worsted Wilton Rugs $35.00 $98.50 Handsome wool Wilton Rugs—noted An excellent assortment of discon- for'their beauty and long-wearing qual- tinued*designs is offered in this spe- ities—in any number of attractive de- cially priced group of fine worsted signs and color combinations; they are Wilton Rugs. All Rugs are perfect slightly imperfect. Size 9x12. | and are in the popular room size, 9x12. Wool Wilton Rugs: Axminster Rugs $75.50 $1.95 Sq. Yd. $52.50 Wool Wiltons are recog- Nairn and Armstrong In- Seamless Axminster Rugs aoe f Z weave and beautiful soft quality with colors built. | attractive designs that have To Tune Uf Your Receiving Gat texture, Unusual valué. through to the burlap back. © | been discontinued. New batteries, new tubes or a little adjustment of in warm wdetaae. : 692 The Happy Day Washing Machine solves all wash- day problems—saves time and labor. Equipped with a smooth-running electri- 4 -cally driven wringer. It can be attached to any light socket. Fully guaranteed. Convenient Terms of Payment Laundry Needs: Electric Irons, $3.98 | Clothes Dryers for The new and, improved Outdoors, $10.95 Martha Washington Iron The revolving style . Dryer—folds like an um- —§-lb. weight and guaran- A e an 4 teed for 3 years. brella, and is —. set up and taken down. mplete ; with 150 feet of clothesline. Rid-Jid Ironing Board $2.98 Wash Boilers, $1.98 This well-made Ironing Heavy Boilers with cop- Board with wide smooth per bottoms; in the No 8 size—made ‘strong and dur- ironing surface, can be folded and put away. able; stationary handles. Wash Tubs, 69c Men's Bathing Suits Specially Priced $9.79 A leading manufacturer of men’s and boys’ high-grade Bathing Suits closed out his surplus stock to us at a very substantial price reduc- tion—resulting in this unusual sav- ing for you. Many of the garments are of pure worsted yarns—all are California style. There are plenty of sizes, colors and combinations to choose from. (Men's Bathing Suite—Fourth Fleer.) SASS . ~ * . . ass ~ = a orn: ~ See MISS FLORENCE APPELSTEIN 4 “City life in these strenuens ays isn't apt to give us natural poses, Says pretty Miss Florence tr Prelstein, 0453 Irving St., Phila- j 7s Pa., ‘‘so I use the delight- Black and White Rouge, which, ink, greatly improves on na- | 7 vecause you can put it where ya. This soft, delicate rouge ever looks glaring or artificial, but YS & rosy glow seeming to belong = ay coloring. ’? | a dious women and girls every;4 ff =... **e finding the same enthus- | OT Satisfaction in the ‘‘true-to- s it ‘lor touch of Black and * Lipstick and Eyebrow Pen- jf .. “# well as Rouge. All three } 32 the 25¢ gold-dipped vahi- | ff — dust the right size for the Inlaid Linoleum Sixth Flocr.) Wash Bench and © set will give you good results, even Here are a few suggestions: Wringer. $9.85 fear a. Y Bicycle brand ball-bear- goers 45-Volt “B “ayes Star Radio Tubes in the | : : ing Wringer with 11-inch : a FL LY Se : ¢ 3 hie He IAP Das We Ri ot 201-A type.:......81.00 we Birthday and Dreagn I priced group of Wash Tubs | rubber rolls and folding ‘¥ .7 ms: .¢ {Pre Sa SR Ak a i 0 Franco “A” Dry Cell Bat- * ©Ontaining many inter- in the No. 3 size. . bench for two tubs. , Lad %, : : teries . 29¢- Burgess 22%-Volt block Tectorn Tubes, g01-A type | type “B” Battery. for Bang forcyce om heaty. dreams . : fi ueae rs ' né. K ; 4% 7 ee chai, y ..4 3 ek NA. A. a \4 “Ye? aii eystone Clothesline, 75 feet.....-. wisi a iy: a Ie } | Pe, oan | Willew Clothes Baskets se ase ha ff SP “MRE em + ane Pee wren t | ogg 968 g opie « aD 5 a : A “Tt F - AC K =eev H I - Univérsal Wash POS. cc cikccses sate fig -Cauty Creations - aN E eenenetnes een pit,Pour déaler doesn’t have and White Beauty Cre- - at ' ‘ ane send his name. to Remarkable value is of- Sh, Memphis. Tenn., and Will receive FREE a copy fered in this specially

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | THURSDAY EVENING, JUNE 17, 1926_ _»—. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH - — SERENE _ | meneame inn a a _Foreign Travel Friday Candy Special — @ Assorted hard center chocolates, including ¢ ITERATURE and definite information on Europe, L Africa, South and Central America, Hawaii, the South y amels, nougats, nut delights, honey krisp and ¢ Seas and the Isles of the Carribean is available here. bY £ 2 é : 39c th 7 Poun d Steamship tickets and reservations may also be secured. | : ‘oenes Shop—First Floor. Ask Mr. Foster, 7th Floor. No Fees. Privat niacin: typ wets Mine es iepe tte baltic, ni ee Olive and Locust, Phos Ninth tof Store Hours: Daily, 9:00 to 5:30—Saturday, 9:00 to 6:00 ee , Telephone Orders, Shoppers’ Aild—GA rfield 7500 Featuring Things (a To Whom’ AnExceptional Millinery Event Handkerhiets | . ~ Women’s Linen soe Fein oon and Saturday Only | Manderchiets of she quality, WE want the woman a ZEEE: OBE [ 1-16-inch. Regularly 25c, beties Uta, sare oe | : who is — a oo eer G f H i 6 for $1.25 h h ‘ . ae ' wtehe ft a limited yy GPx * A T OuUp O ats : French Linen income to look upon : ) hon ~ | Handkerchiefs this store as a help- . A ie Taken From Our Own Regular Stock | with colored hand- meet in her problems. t\ Ae ee and F ormerly Priced $8.75 to $20.00 _ rolled hems. Striped This is the kind of PR PSs ~ | two-tone borders, Reg- -agh wg ag me ere YOUR CHOICE Bsc find what you want oS ; | 35c, 3 for $1 within the limits of — NS te : : . what you want to . e yr eee. During These Two Days | Men’s Linen >» ee pe Handkerchiefs with %- We have unlimited fa- o ty Biv | $ E .00 mem OO" SG for $1.15 cilities for catering to Pe\\ Nf tar Re At —_ ac Boys’ Plain limited means. \ 3 wes . White Handkerchiefs ok ; 2m Ahi 2 “; ° ° ° I i SCRUGGS- rt 4 Naar SZ ‘ex \ Hats for all occasions—in small, medium and large of soft material. Hem- -VANDERVOORT- PL y is Y E> head sizes. _ stitched 69¢ Dozen : Seat J 4 a A Tey be % ‘ BARNEY _ Aww. eee Milli@ry Shop—Third Floor : Handkerchiet Sho | irst Floor, Ch ROR Or er RD Be er ewe pee ee eared a _ a Sok ter i Ae AE ie a Ee el a ee ed 7 a ve ? yon Oe 8 ett my * Whee : : . wee Ch ON i ERT ED eG . Ane : - dis ‘ Tee we = 4) eae me sin antenemes , pene, “ nih " “ r 2 ass : e wn ae Z ie 7 alee te » rae fee Hele tes po ’ - ee wy fal ves 7 o wr sia d Hie ; Levine te ee ee ee oui * . side - ene wr a shetinaaatneaite 7 ~ 3 ~ om? w. Ph © ~ ae . ° ¥ %. tC? F er * > RB in whee Mikes — 4% Bracelet + Mi, CS ) See a Gold Filled, Special at i \ te aS 9 Nees: 4 SUp 4 Introduce Chic Contrasts in Two-Piece Models... et $ 95 ANG: mY bf : ee /) " SP’ | And Equally Intercs+:ig New Modes Are Shown a . a = : ae 4 in the Smartly Taiiored so seh Frocks » . 5 wt ge is white gold filled § | ys AM et BY a : $ $ and engraved. The dial is ie. : fe | t an a colored stone. Six- i e fsa | A JUMPER of pussy-willow flowered silk accompanied by a skirt of white crepe de 4 jewel ever movement. Two i BE ete , mes a two-piece with white crepe jumper and black and white checked taffeta skirt; or designs. oa” : one oe - | ed or embroidered dotted crepe jumper with a plain crepe skirt—makes dashjng new | ) Sere, oa nm she f PS Frocks for Summer outdoor activities. In this group of new arrivals are also wa Sd romces = cs a | lored silk broadcloth Fracks and two-piece crepe with contrasting vestee and Rectangular . | button trim. Sizes 14 to 44. Watches, $8.75 : t . | Sports —— Shop—Second Floor. An engraved case of 14-- | @ : | karat white rolled gold a and a 6-jewel lever move- : | 66 Solid Gold Watches 2725 Siew!!! } , 4 Smart t Sacony”™ ment. i $18.75 tr : : & A 15-jewel lever move- gum@wa so ot 7 | a Swimming Suits” Aa eee femteer dell Pe , — ~ erty : | et Here in a Complete Assortment ania: kara old. Silver dial. . " e : oe zs Sapphire-like stem Se Misses’ Delightful New Cotton Frocks \, Van. ee ACONY Suits for women and children are howe’ 2 Men’s Wrist Watches A Smart Summer Fashion Which Is Presented Here | 2 Fa S ithe smart new styles and colors cic ‘ . ow, we "sy ‘. ; nd Sacony Suits are guarante ast colér Special at $4.95 ) in Many Cap tivating Variations perfect satisfaction. If they do not, a new suit The radium dials and the | \\\} : —— "4 nickel - silver cases of these 0: | At 162 | 4192 ; 25 $35 | { | | - These Suits are made of the highest-grade pure © é ? RK & % « . . r s ao4 Be i i & b S E % ee - » oe os oa 4 be i SE 4 Rs ' Pr. ., - =. —3 az F ft. bt Z ie ee é - i hye + af = | e ae ‘ ‘ e3 4 -. A ~ ak EE TR TERA er ee EN hgh abe O40) Raph Watches make them the men’s sted—without a arent of pre in its ceneeaa choice. Fitted with 6-jewel | | .JN Paris, in New York and here, the smart new vogue for Sheer Cotton Frocks accurately sized, properly shaped inely finished A woman’s two-piece Suit with white jersey shirt am lever movement. | , ; ; . | | grows more widespread each day. And in the Misses’ Dress Shop, Friday Same movement in sterling silver case is priced 2 at $8.50 | you'll find so many lovely oie of this important fashion that you, too, will | | ginmeene, ponekaa ATR ITER stall “ Every Watch is backed by the usual Vandervoort _ find them irresistible! ey italy conecantion woven strinas, tue-4ene ae : guarantee of satisfaction. | Votles and Dotted Swisses That Make One Look as Cool as They Feel Ba allover embroidered designs $3.95 te Vandervoort’s Jewelry Shop—First Floor. | There are dainty voiles trimmed with filet, eyelet embroidery, embroidery net » LA. ' €hildren’s Suits in similar styles; = and Valenciennes laces—that are often dyed to match. And Swisses with crisp | au Hf Sizes 2 to 6 years ‘ | " Sizes 6 to 14 years $2.95 2 7 | organdie vestees, collar and cuffs. Both short and long sleeve styles. White and | a ate IN THE BEAUTY SHOP | prey Summer shades. Sizes 14 to 20. : | How Cape ah, 156, 356, 256. 500s 308 Aa to age Fashionable, Flattering ) ) Misses* Dress Shop—Third Floor, $th St Side. Bathing Suit Shop—tThird Floor. HAIR PIECES 3 TWwitcass ‘burrs coms |S Voiles—Printed, Plain, Embroidered The Fairmount Derby Inspires Ray Record y Keco 1 Regular Tagged | . , ae 4 a = 7 OFF Prices ( ef, | = ' F. M gS ' T : fics, mS : “Honeybunch” ) he ; Qvr entire stock of Hair Goods. All shades, 4 : A OT aki ng he 1 gO 4 , ; - “Adorable” ) os ’ including gray. Also Sophia Toilet Prep- . Arations and Hair Nets. - a : Pox Trot 198 ‘ I ieee Maur Pretty Summer Frocks © 4 One-Strap Pump That’s Booked to Win OILE is among the chosen*wash cottons fashion 2 to 1 Saturday! ee Oe oes FP, _ favors for the Summer Frock and the designs and ' \_ a Lasts All $15 00 Up to ed ry 4) re colorings are so lovely that one is inspired to make WHITE kid or black patent trimmed with a dash of 40 de): June Luggage Sale of In this group will be | Exclusive with Vander- and color combinations. 39. present unusually beauti- F j é j . P a ; H Printed Voiles a OTICE tu seme AS Bordered Voiles y h S adas dees ~ | “ae is $1.00 Yd. a OY as uits Suitcase! And the gen- Voiles~in exquisite de- to a femininely dainty ly ee . . GE cool frocks. 39 inches noon frocks. 54 inches RRR Neey nents A ee pa nates eT a ee a on A (et Ga = ad Te. ee ae sea ak Paget a6 2 tn MES Hay aN, aca fi i a Sy Rita e iy ~ mm , oh ase ™ we Rey Ss aa ic . . aT ¢ a ; ender Stang ey. “ " s rn . a Perdpan. > jee ote at BAe sole wer: baa Later ae ME DH RGR Bi dae : ee rege ” mex Keane. 18 vat eaten Mapai: LORIE: LEU TIS Phe Riki Dehn gnatihie a hl a ee RS ne) ee errno ee t fade * dopa ER I RL Nn ad er OBC tas ge 5 CRE, Tr cio ae Me ae ee ah vue ie Tt eae! band oan hey mn mphs Yl one Py oe” ep Pige ey susinibiial an PER eee a PERE Res oro eB rte GR 4 Se Mh. he eae RRR mye me Piet Wd, vey Raper th SRY: « Re "1 m bien 5, ss) Maen: “ - fy ¥ hse ede. ae E Ne Ye ipa de pvempte ! BARB R e. cia per ey ee re Pee py nang: Summer Long 40 Curls mee lh) ¥ ~ several Voile Frocks for vacation days. multi-colored kid. Created by Laird-Schober. ~*~ Beauty Shop—tThird Floor. , . . . Printed Voiles ~ Emb. Voiles | $ 50 , 8 jah 50c Yd. $2 and $3.50 Yd. 7 ot L S Ar Men\ \ OF found excellent quality voort’s this group of all- | eae uitcases ia ¢ | . ' Voiles in effective designs over embroidered Voiles © Footwear Fashion Shop—Second Floor. For A. 95 Regularly $20, ' , Women 1 = — _ ‘— ‘$21 and $22 inches wide. | ee 39 inches that adds so much dis- io Sara A Woven of two - ply $3.50 Yd. tinction to a woman's O/4 f combed garns theae | Imported embroidered wine black cobra grain | 3 Vg: by hs Printed Voiles are fine _. leather. Then open it ean EROW TZ and sheer and will make ™&"S and colorings for making party and after- lining with pockets in lid para ys Sheed ee, ye aus shia ny Mak gists cna carn isn ignaeid sar Giclc tall WO Ee ee Me ARR SI AB RAT NEC SAT AM a MO ee FW 2 ake. Ms hy Sep at aad hay. , ; he many handsome Cases in this special group. Suitcases $18.95 Regularly $25 to $36.50 . A cn ae a | uitcase, r ¢, in Re black or brown. Sizes 16 = s = to 24 inches. . S. Have you bought your vacation Lubgage durin June sale? It ends Saturday. Save 25% to 1% in eotne Vandervoort's Luggage Shop—Downstairs. Celanese Voiles $1.50 Yd. In plain colors this is a. charming Voile for hot weather frocks. 39 inches wide. and ends. And you've le Mame wide. Sonne | , , ; “a seen only one of the Ad)\\ dy, bows eH, . F OR the little fellow’s Summer ee - Imported Voiles time hours mothers must have ana $1.25 Yard mid ple supply of Wash Suits, and this § Imported embroidered 34 comes in time to choose for all S mr Voiles in neat designs and © | | needs. - lively colors. = a oe ~~ The Suits are neatly made of ginghal and peggy cloth in popular colors t Plain White and Colored Voiles, 25c to $1 Yard ] ’ Sineay clevaenne we ay “_ 9 All the Summer colorings and plain white making the delightful simple Frocks so cool in excellent quality Voile for and pretty. 39 inches wide. : x Oliver Twist end Middy. Sty Vandervoort’ s Colored Wash Goods Shop—Second Floor. 7 | . Sizes 2 to 4 Years Vandervoort’s Infants’ Shop—Third

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ecial icluding chips, car. ‘isp and others. d or, | Ninth to Tenth > crepe de chine; skirt; or a printe-. hing new Sports lso washable tai- and unique pearl 99 ny uits tment and t. Louis en are here in all or Summer, 1926. colér and to give . new suit will be -grade pure wor- texture; they are nely finished. jersey shirt and in colors; some » effects or small $3.95 to $12.50 $1.95 $2.95 to $5 nd up to $1.§@ OorF. —— mmer play- have an am- id this sale all Summer | f gihghams colors trim- and cuffs. . y. Styles Ts +4 hird Floor, ; z % ‘i AL JOLSON World's Greatest Entertainer — “I Wish I Had My Old Girl Back Again” “If I Knew I’d Find Brunswick “Light-Ray” t Electrical Records ABE LYMAN And His Orchestra * “Do You Believe in Dreams?” | “Mary Lou” — Vacal Chorus by Charles Kaley . 3135 The Crooning Troubadour “My Bundle of Love” “No Foolin’” (From Ziegfeld’s “Palm Beach Nights”) 3141 OW play your phonograph. A surprise awaits you. Records by Jolson and the other big stars are different now. They play with a life-. like sparkle, zest and snap that phonograph music never had before. Brunswick’s new exclusivé- _ “Light-Ray” electrical recording process is the reason. Old methods got but half the music— “Light-Ray” gets it all! And these mew records play on all phonographs. Just ask your Brunswick dealer about therm. | VINCENT LOPEZ— Now on Brunswick Records!! VINCENT LOPEZ and his : CASA LOPEZ ORCH. Now offer their first Brunswick light- Ray Record— “Honeybunch” “Adorable” Fox Trots—3198 WENDELL HALL The red-headed music maker of radio fame. “Lulu Lou” “I'm Gonna Let the Bumble ‘Bee Be” . . . “cv 3le HARRY SNODGRASS King of the ivories. “The Prisoner’s Song” “Land of My Sunset Dreams” eee ag SY wl ee BEN SELVIN And his orchestra. New York’s Cafe de Paris favorite. “Valencia”—Fox trot with vo- cal chorus “Betty”—Fox trot with vocal en ee THE MERRYMAKERS Kings of “Close Harmony” who are the newest thing in entertainment. “My Castle in Spain” “Sweet Child” . . . 3059 HARRY ARCHER And his sensational musical comedy orchestra. “I'd Rather: Be the Girl in Your Arms”—Fox trot with vocal chorus ‘When I’m With You I’m Lonesome”—Fox trot with vocal,chorus . . . ~ 3157 ‘ ESTHER WALKER Popular singing comedienne of vaudeville fame. “I’m Lonely Without You” “As Long as I Have You and You Have Me” . . 3113 SIX JUMPING JACKS Their novelty dance music has swept the country. “Chick, Chick, Chick, Chic Chicken” —/Fox trot with vocal chorus “Rah—Rah—Rah”—Fox Reon PANATROPES - RADIOLAS - RECORDS ‘THE BRUNSWICK-BALKE-COLLENDER CO. General Offices, Chicago St. Louis Branch, 915-919 N. Sixth St. 4 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ’ [PITTSBURG HAD BEER ~ PRECEDING PRIMARY Former Dry Agent Testifies. Saloons With Pepper-Fisher Signs Were Wide Open. By the Associated Press. ' WASHINGTON, June 17.—K. M. Udegraff, a formef prohibition agent of Pittsburg, ‘today told the House alcobolic liquor traffic com- 'mittee,~that preceding the Penn- 'sylvania rrimaries recently, “you could get a drink in any saloon” in Pittsburg: with “a Pepper-Fish- er” campaign sign on the outside. The witness was put under ex- amination after James J. Britt, counsel pf the prohibition unit, had entered a denial of charges that dry officials had been lax in act- ing on information that banks were active in, financing whisky transactions, as made before the committee yesterday by William C. Davidson, ‘a former Los Angeles bootlegger. Secretary Mellon’s qualifications as administrator of the dry laws came into the discussion, and final- ly Representative Laguardia, YProgressive-Socialist, New York, yiasked Updegraff: « “Did you go in any saloon with a Pepper-Fisher campaign sign and get a drink?”’ “I did.” “Where did it come from?” “I don’t know.” : “Did you ever hear of the Hazel- ' wood Brewery?’ “Yes.” | Saloons Wide Open. After several questions the wit- | ness said he had never had a drink | there. | “What were the conditions in | Pittsburg between May 1 and May |18?" continued Laguardia. ‘Wide open.” |” “What do you mean?” “Places |\where you could get a drink. Where ithere was a Pepper-Fisher cam- 'paign sign you could get good | beer.” _ “I thought Pepper-Fisher were running on a dry ticket ?’’ The witness said he didn’t know anything about that. Britt entered a spirited defense tion. ‘ Leading up to his question by ‘ger, or\ex-brewer, would make a 'good prohSition agent, Represen- | ‘tative Laguardia finally asked | ‘about “an ex-distiller.’’ Defends Mellon. “If you mean Secretary Mellon,” | | Britt replied, “I say I know he isa ' good Secretary of the Treasury. I do not know as to his being an ex- distiller. In four years he has ment of the dry law.’’ permits were revoked but issued in this was a practice. of Secretary Mellon’s administra- | asking, Britt whether an ex-bootleg- | ¢ THURSDAY EVENING, JUNE 17, 1926_. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _.. PAGE 7 pede dtd} = © GARLANDS SY Lous Lengert “Womens /beaaitty hap. Special Friday Sale of. 4. ¥ 285 New Hats | Clud in Pittsburg. : ee “Is Secretary Mellon a member | tive Green (Dem.), Florida. | Did you have a drink there?” | of the club?” inquired Representa- “I am not sure, but I think so.” asked Chairman Hudson. “No.” | “How do you~ know | it® Was | liquor?” “I could smell it. I was only three feet ffm the bottles.’’ ‘ OND THAT 18 WOUL A Splendid Variety— weg HK, me i-|'| Specially Priced Choice of 20 Smart Styles in | NS ANUS | \eAaI \= | NY . / ADS ALL the other St, Louis newspapers COMBINED. TEETER NE \ = a f - FORTUNATE pugchase of new sport and trimmed Hats featuring large models in satin,4 hair, Canton, straws, etc. Trimmed with velvet flanges, large bows. No returns, refunds or exchanges. Fourth Flo or—Broadway : ce THOMAS W. GARLAND, Inc.—Sixth St. Thru to Broadway Between Locust and St. Charles TTIILILIILILIIL LILLE LL | P Nedetbeted tt t EET TT ETT TEP ero | ae He SSCSe eee eacecesseesesausennesesacae Steere vere we ae as jeaen * Seeseeeeseeugeses 1 jaeseeeas jeeesesesesuas sees aes ad s bd s a S 5 —-_--—— LS CLL LE EL LC eters tl ae eee ee ee ee eee 7 RIIIIISILILILIILIIIIIOLI IIIT ITIL itt Iiitiitil t+ | Fh Serecscsccecscecacestusscesessecesecessses cages CUeseeneses ees eSeseeesseseeesenesseansanessesaassceusseseseeseese TITITITITITIT TTT eerie at ‘ *s + " 9 . | Sale of Bathing Suits........$1.95 $2 Leather Handbags...........$1 bic Ponce’ Bevin All Colors (5 ARIL AN DS Genuine Leather,, Many Colors (Second Floor) ? (Main Floor) 7 mCORPORATED = ti : | ‘ot. Louw Largert “Womens Specialty hap _ never laid a straw against enforce- | Chairman Hudson asked about | instances where druggists’ whisky | other names, but the witness denied | “Isn't it an open scandal,” Hud- = |son said, referring to compromises | 'by the bureau in retail forfeiture | | cases. “I deny there is anything like a _seanda!,”’ Britt replied. , Laguardia asked about “the How- | ‘ell and King brewery,” especially as to whether the case was compro- ‘mised with the idea that the com- pany would “support some on:e.” | Britt denied: this also, saying a compromise had been sought by the company to settle civil liabilities, but was rejected. { Smelled_Liquor at Club. During his testimony Updegraff charged that whWe he was em- : , ployed as a Federal dry agent last, November “a Mr. Cavanaugh,” his /superior in the Pittsburg district, j}asked him to make false affida- ' Vits. He said at the time an agent ob-. | taining evidence in more than five cases in one day laid himself open | 'to the charge of becoming intoxi- | ‘cated on the evidence... Cavanaugh ' ‘wanted dates in affidavits, he said. /to obviate this threat. and while ' Prohibition Chief Baird for the dis- | trict said it was irregular, the dates were changed. In reply to a question he said (whisky was sold in the Duquesne | i | Friday Only Boys’ Sturdy. Wash KNICKERS * ash- bie fabrics; Aip pockets. Sizes 6 to 17 / Flowered Chiffons | Qroval Sands + Crepe de Chine. . . Printed Silks Sunni... Pastel Shadés of Blue Transparent Georgette New Grays and Tans New Dotted Chiffon or Georgette Orchid ... Red. . . Soft Greens Tailored Washable Silks Whites and Contrasts A SELECTION of Frocks from several noted - PPROCKS that answer every Summer call—for motor- makers whose creations are-rarely ever seen at ing, sports, afternoon, business or travel wear. a price nearly so low. Scores of delightfully cool Lovely new lines featuring fluttering jacket effects, models in so varied’an array of fabrics, stylings and flounces, quaint sleeves or sleeveless, wing . capes, shades that every requirement can be met. scarfs, smocking and many other whims of the moment. Misses’ Sizes 14, 16, 18, 20 Women's Sizes, 36 to 46 : anaesnaeanaaneee an aie Gh : Friday, Starting at Nine, in the Summer Frock Shop, Third Floor. a: \ saaeteeeemeiiiauen | ay— wists TTTTTITITTTT ITT) eee epeanenseessaneene!) HOMAS W. GARLAND, Inc,—Sixth Street Thru to Broadway— Between Locust and i * sunset | . D pao Ee ee 2 evar aryt BP 8 ie » 0 ate Srey “4 aot, pe age. ae ed Oe ea eee ahs Fo toe :~ MS 2 PNA oe , eee CBPee NSE AR HESS +

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Coming !—Event No. 17 =Undersellin Play Suits for Girls Regular $1.50 Valae 600 . 3 rs WH RAW ANYIVSLAN ACHE | J =i ONE BIG SELLING EVENT SVs OS eee aw KS QOS WS Sb | Se | eS triumph that demonstrates the value-giving power of the “Big Dr esses | ea ir — People 5 ff - | f 3 savings. Every day something new for the great army of thri 7 service and economy. All departments take part Friday, with Greatest Store- Wide | 650 Yards Rayola Prints Regular 50c Value 39¢ For Friday . only, we o€fer sRayola Prints | for that dress in white, peach, blow, rose, blue, 3 he Regular $9.95 Value —_ ¢ Ot gets il. igprgmpniang npn _ eh SES RIG Sa UNS pet On Rers 1hy APe i EINE Let IT ee Ae GORI EN tp em Ih Pi cee oa ee th saad aie sie tte. > 3 6 « ‘ Seah gk ene “ Shadow Net Panels Regular $2.95 Value a @ @ $ 05 Sis i yhts YP saga ag , . tS) Lt, ‘| For Friday junior po® For Friday Ne E ng. ay | u ETS! only, we offer : 4 sy, Yi : = Jl q 46-inch w t several «7+. \'— — fl Cur- % ft: Oe "if a “ uge & shadow Net | Wy, ! mt ft $19.75 Panels Axminster and Wilton Velvet Rugs $52.50 and $57.50 Values . Smart Summer Dresses ¢ Ruffled Curtains $1.65 to $2.75 Value my ai RAFI ' ; ; ; a . Sndiete ~diebannitnd ee ee, ed ee — ke ree, eRe a > ae . apt. aw, . Vo a eae * Ps ies *® i 5 | wanted oo es - tone shades, ba ned dee “ede scalloped _ bot- toms and trim- med with silk (Third Ficer.) just as illustrat- ed. Dressy and sport models. styles. pat- terns and col orings; incladed are fine quality colored ruffled sets complete. with valance and ties, (Third Ficer.) latest Bhades of taupe, tan, rose and bullion tringe. gray grounds. Georgettes, Plain and Flat Crepes, Voiles and Linens, and Tubd Silks . Included (Second Fleer.) aE==™™ Bicycle Playing Cards 50c Value—3 for >] -00 For Friday | only we offer f linen - finish Wash Silks, $2.98 and $2.50 Values $1.69 braid trim- 4 a For Friday oo Mg, onty we offer puff sleeves 32-inch fancy stripe Wash Cards in regu- it sections in sides, — : : _— lightweight iain 20 Silks in wide Aa \ 46. and medium Ce \ lar bridge and colorful stripes — ¢ pj Pinochle decks garment of beau- pink bro- e for Summer wear. ; (Main Ficer.) 255 Girdles $5 Values Plain tailor- eé ~traight- $ 39 line, flares | and swag- ger models in the new Silk Slips Regular $3.95 Value “a $9.65 For Friday only we offer PO tet tlk? + ality Mat ' Vassar Voiles: 35c Value—4 Yards Every new Summer col- £ or — Peach, Nile, pink, red, suuni or- chid and white, as well as dots. CA Net Ne LIA LET E E RE Se. A Ry lB IEE AE AED! TR wore Vira hese one a - i ete ee ee a late PN a irene ane i ill aan tit ten ph FSA ag hn sine at ete l 85 om | 00 we offer Porch | For For Friday ‘ Royal Wilton Rugs Regular $85 Value $55.00 For ( Friday only . o- | sr cota ta ” ante — — ~e Stk Oe RYN ENO AE: Nah OIL, Seger a * MIAO. + -y0 a ier 2 i > a q $ P : ; - 7. . a ; oe . 3 . 4 { E y 5 : P =) $ . a : ' : v { e $ ;. x 4 ? § . « 7% ; : e 7 : ? & . a J ; é 4 ¥, ¢ - pS > ’ 4q . ; Y ; - cf 5 | |. nw : x . A > “ ; , 2 ; = S + : a : + ; +o | , - : q 7 - am : ca ; * . : : F3 ; : ' : ‘3 + : cae | R# ta . ; f ; é z 7 ; 5 >. Ee : : a? % k ;: ¥ | f° Fe a F ee 2 t ; - = * ¢ 3, oy r-% , 3 EE &*=@ 4 . = c ' - 4 : t g & |= Ra: | 2 Ree 3 et - PAR Ny me era nna DA eM me 8 gel tS OIE RTO AIT Sh Ie NINE ING IPR EE! MEENA EA ANS AR Se apg oe tape tore a a -) | 450 Rayon Dresses 958 Brassieres Wrist Watch $5.95 Value : ) Regular $1.50 Value $10.95 V $1 4.35 4% | . 00 7 1 | >]- For Friday only only f offer real com we offer a remark able group of Dresses. The mate rials are bengometric radioux chiffon, mo-pac and crepe. Smart styles, excep- tional quality of the material, excellent workmanship and finish, makes this group as a whole an exceptionally im portant offering. Sizes ‘. BEE I, UE NE TINE a: ae oe NEN ae IRIS AOI set . "2 aww = ‘as anet oy 7 a e - bl ORO a ae ren ate . Reg a PE Ss 1250 Men’s Shirts : $3.00 to $4.00 Valaes $9.95 | $9.35 For Friday For Friday only, we offer onty we offer men’s Shirts in rectan gs U- stripes and plain lar shape white colors; réduced from our reg- ular stock, col- lar-attached and neckband style. All sizes. (Main Ficer.) _-Couch Hammock Regular $21 Value Cork Liaoleum 400 Silk Slips Regular $1.15 Valae— Regular $4.95 Valae et teas wt, “a int) > apple - cranes: Mil htatictiay the Se ee care vane Se eae eR Rar eaien aggren anor, ie emer For only we women’s Friday offer long and medium Brassieres of pink silk-striped material, boned across front, back-hook styles; all splendid-fit- (Seeend Filecer.) - y 4 a reliable jewel = movement, and excellent timekeeper. _ ee Im_Jtdouls due. PEL Women’s, Children’s Shoes | 22°! 2": ders: a special; a yard, 19c. T in ” mat wisest wer ay . : , di-er ‘4 ers » , > seen erent aapepitp® ine , rene er a =. ores NN weet Re Sat ee ete 5 gg aaa aie LAM ak RNR MS TO ai EES BA : _* a a oe Ss , eee ee Snes lhe ailing cata Ari Hatori - Pe ee $e IRE rt a . SEM a cto Be SL tom si ob et cabnw de, s idea de OT Pe ae Oe Nor Ueto. ae en Pee Mv Stee ewe tt ee ae Ante ~~ a ers Te eee beh al sate Ch we rf * Acilade + i 7 - pS PP w ie ino bes rm + Khaki Hood Awnings $1.10 Each Fixtures ready to hang. 2.6, 3.0 and 3.6. Colored Ruffle Curtains 55c Pair Checked marquisette, full width, with colored ruffles tie- backs to match, just 400 pairs in-+ the lot. Scalloped Panel Curtains 95c Each Made of best quality Egyptian yarn over locked edge, can be used one to a window, in the new ecru tint 22c Turkish Towels -15c Each Good quality snow-white bleach, 17x36, some have colored pbor- ders. 15c eeach. Fy Rag? 6% Staple teheiaen, we Bem su; AP At Rago! ety i ee poate. Seems a Women’s Stamped Dresses 39c Each Attractive designs stamped on excelient quality checked Ging- ham ant Indian head. Cut large. Sopa New styles for dress, street or sport wear at big ‘savings. You will find the latest novelty pumps, straps and Oxfords in white, white can- vas, white calf, parchment, alligator, gray kid, blonde or black satin and pat- ent leathers. me ele BH ae sath yee , eagle Rip Beater: or oat. Voile Undergarments ! Boys’ $1.50 and $1.95 Men’s Sle ‘Sud $1.00 Wash Suits Athletic Union Suits 69 } Think of it. 3 for $2.75 : \ 4 \, ~ All sizes 3 to eC }' Big, roomy, New Summer ' 8. Flappers, if full - cut Union nig bt gowns, middies, Oliver . - Suits of fancy step-ins of Guaranteed fast colors; en Seon voile in every dainty flower color. color combinations. mr dey are! near eo ms Regular sizes. Beautifully trimmed and made. style. All sizes 36 to 46. Sizes 21, to 8; Misses Sizes, chemise and sheer Twists. swagger

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: & __. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH nea hls aR = , Pe eee GUNR: 3%; 008, ‘ _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH: PAGE 9 Lf Hosiery—Watch Papers! ! hae s ; : ~ 4 gz ‘i g : _ 850 Yds. Drapery | | Gi ] 9 ag { : Cretonnes Ir ~ ) 4 , ) Regular 48c Value J “ rH es quality terns, finest artistic gola- ° peach, | : 75 st ed ag rp Quality half- line story Light and dark bo i shhdes on » blue, the much want- silk Crepe de } decoration. Georgette, some oF oy tees, gray pe ed colored Chine; your fa- , Complete _ . > : iam with “ SUSAR —. aes on surite cn -Maht ave lace trimmed, others rhe brows se small ) of ored grounds; many other neat or dark grounds for 12 with tucks or em- fancy pouch styles, also tailored Floer | e patterns. @-— 6 in. wide persons. ; under-arm in tooled combinations, ? } : Base (Main Floor.) BES pe ne oe ee é (Fourth Floor, South.) | broidery. | many with swing —_ prem p Silks Ri aE | 00 ) is Crp: | | Men’s Ribbed Union Boys’ Sport Blouses Teakettles 500 Prs. Women’s | Boys’ $2.50 | ) : Suits i $1.00 and $1.25 Values Regular $3.95 Value Silk Hose Palm Beach_ , : : nf twot - Regular $1 25 elae ne ee _ “0 — — Sa $1.29 Value Suits 0 ie - ~~, 69¢ Shoxgt double- $ 50 June rose, sunni, $ 00 $6.95 Value Dotter. C | breasted Coats in | . soatoam, palinette . 1 a For Friday | 5 /: box style, 'com- | pO tty Paget For Frid iday ™ lg only we offer ag ia ori plete with a Bice Of , neavy hr Ay ae Gaaee only we otter offer men’s Uniog Ba ese a bhapey white Mirro alum- ots . with fringe semi - chiffon finish lew Suits in ecru gee gage inum, paneled | — weight Hose; regu- and white, neat mixtures, . skirt with kick and highly Also many Polka | hoe sagg yg » and to 16— short sleeve half sleeves and leats. The ideal polished. 5-qt. Dot Dresses. Sizes inforced heels jecks. t 50. aanklie length, 4 oo. Pde Pe Summer outfit. size. 14 to 46. and toes; Floor.) : Floor.) perfect fitting : Sizes 14 to 20. yous; Wiese. core Bhan hg Retr oe riociiin, | aS (Main Floor.) (Thiré Floor, North.) ee s (Second Vicon.) nude, sauterne, blondine and et : . : Z J white. (Main Floor.) ee - - . ° | ; ben: | a a ‘ es Be ' ba | ps | Womm® 46 Nature’s Rival Stamped 30c Golden Glow: - san Eocene Mise Women’s Silk ) $7 | Corselettes Pillow Cases Stem Glassware Regular $7.50 Value and Rayon Hose || 2 Regular $5.00 Values $1.00 Value, 59c $ 39 ‘ “+ 5 ) _a For Friday 6 for ..- ]- $ 5 I 93.95 seer | T day | ity linen-finish rE guia — _e For Friday : tubing, stamp- en luster only we offer offer 5 y, we For Friday ed with pretty f-— amber color © } ii silk wi fe ak - gw only, we offer designs, some Stem Water : sng 2 bow anata “Kae one-piece gar- h e ms titched ening with Hose: ve ose latest ment combining ‘for erochet G oblets on! ib! steel apg iy red ein brassiere and others stamp- Sherbet we ee . a | made lisle top vhite. trims. All girdle; fashion- | ed for scallop- | Glazees, Ice don , lades. y well reinforced ox. of heels ed of pink bro- ing. 42-inch ‘ Cream . Ay. running, ~ , heels and toes: “= range. y soctiins of ae " OPient ae a a AE. aig Ra gh EA moe sce | Floor.) | . tic at sides. South.) Glasses. (Fourth Filoer, South.) New Sport j (Fourth Fioor.) a opal, gray, etc. rg Ay A = t fr Aa Tos Hats ea * ) 1e- Men’sMoung Kopac Mattress Tots’ Made-Up and 44 Electric Toasters : 950 Wash Boilers Boys bie ts rs Stamped Dresses Toyos, soft hemps, novelty : Swimming Suits : ~ oie enditones 59¢ Value, 39¢ ee straws, felfs—all the new Sum- nek mc $2.95 to $3.95 Values e 95 Tor Fréda : mer colors and white. Just the 69 ; () : | 227 oan? ae nto | $ 15 thing for your vacation needs. You 2. JS. “a $ 95 w mT aa matte sf : will want several of these good- ° wp : For Friday os aly vied looking Hats at this exceptional ~ { For Friday day ag & abe oes 6 months and Tall model heavy price. Heavy all-cop- tar a offer ERNE gp 1 year, and nickel plated. per; No. 8 size ° and 2 piece long ed ends. ” roll white and col- Guaranteed ele- with stationary pe ig mon = reed edge, resilient are? / es ment. Double-door § -wood handles and (G Oe leading. Sank and and neil wags cakes Veer operation. Good rim tight - fitting | I efs of fine ight- hovel po Pe pretty styles. : cord and plug. | covers. ~ ; Ae-ty ety ; tion. Choice (First Floor, ; ‘ hy . @ P ae color com- . a (N i d Floor.) (Fourth Foor.) nations. ae ee sess South.) it | ugen econ oor | : u Fr. | | ie eee es 5 . oe ) | P 7 t r= ( Peay B . it j } ts aoe “ee net eck Krinkled Bed Sets 65 Electric Fans 42 Refrigerators 84 Percolators crs dn Beco regu- prings s j d $3.25 Value Regular $22.50 Value Regular $2.75 Value - - \ ed ioe Regular $13.50 Value :, Regular $7.50 Value niki , $ 95 ee e7 ) | | Selling. | . <n ; ter $1095 | | $9.95 $4.95 $7 4-9 ’ f \ 3] -29 med- = vod ind dark Friday ire d tp wm , ffe So iday o a a "aie 4 day on ; in a i cree Garkarade ind : ooh offer Emerson 8-inch BE een — Of heavy Fotfer these | lain Bed Springs, war- i eek- Breezy Electric na “Wear - Ever” popular uced ranted 20 years, oil Bed Sets in Fans will keep white Mned pro- : Sie gwhite trou- reg- tempered, deep steel ors of rose, blue, vision chamber y-lle-nn Sy agie sers f olf col-~ rts coils, reinforced gold and helio. ™ you cool 2 speeds, ii ta family size. boys 8 to 16 , and steel-slatted bottom, , @ Bol- Operates both on — : years; just ‘y le. ts helical cross ties; | Size 81x90. alternating and pacity. : me ine f 2 ba lars ooh F beds. ra — mr cele Fleor, South.) — direct current. 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Finest Wash Materials! mesh Ye : ings and designs, 36 inches | Covers in full and twin sizes. | ings in hit-and-miss designs, 50c i Meee Thrifty nae . | s | wide. 95¢ =. each. Cases R8 Mothers +o yy , aoe ce * Will Buy = |_ae -Si : i Tots’ Panty Dresses 54-Inch Printed Border Cre =. ab Cost Several : All-Silk Chiffon Hosiery ty pe bag fl or thon ne at This Low ‘ $ 9 5 Alone Price . - ; Sizes 7 to 14 Years Our buyer spent weeks in the markets assembling . d enough Dresses for this sale. Hundreds of them are ) Stoats All crisp and Yar here for your choice Friday. 42 to 52 nee nei, | Beautiful light and. dark Styles o Materials ae styles ttylen, new coi. | color combinations, in floral Straightlines vicar inves‘ Lastrous Ravens * Votles stout figure ors, buy for | and pattern designs, over 950 | Smocking : Novella evens ic a aS Sahat ‘| pieces in our entire stock. Mattie Trémmes Checks Plaids es fosore use. 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Was Gor srt ORR RRR ca chon Se Hi tes Wiles dm ed Reh Rie wrbye-? + te . mone IN hie Mien 6 Egan mci: ms . 4 | 7 > - FA TMA OLIN A Niohiaae Mbees: -" ae . R ee Weigh Pet AOR aa Seen Lar 4 ay ier tihsheiaien es aoe , : -" “hy ie" Osment . " . ve ee ee ~ pt . . mf . . ’ : ~_ Cer ‘ , - y f Pa SER artes, ee % * ; ae aged 4 a ee * i, hate 4 4 as ae 346: a5 ; E poh ip siren 8, 4 8 os 8 omnes xz rnd : Qhe Womans Razor CURVFIT PRODUCTS CoO.., Inc. 71 West 23rd Sereet, N. Y. ~ @URVEIT A ready-to-eat cereal. The flavor’s great. Con- / tains tive. Keeps ‘. amd fit! -. x dly laxa- you peppy ips PEP THE PEPPY BRAN FOOD. Rg I ta Gi OI BS Webster Groves. curred at 9:50 Seeman TWO DRIVERS HEL “FORAN AUTO FATALITY - | Hiatt Was Hit When Stand- ing on Street Corner. The two automobile drivers who fmotion for a new ‘trial caused the death of Clarence Hiatt. 23 years old, of Overland, Mo.. when their meahines ollided, Tuesday. were ordered held by a Coroner’s jury toda¥Y on charges of criminal carelessness. Hiatt. who was an employe of the St. Louis Dairv Co., was stand- |; southwest corner of and Pine streets ing on the Twentieth ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ? _tarium * /onment by a jury in Judge Mix’s Court May 17. Kaufman was sen- t*need to prison for the second ‘'tentinry as his first tertm there was witheet results, the prison. not, be- 4 Raymond Hay#mann, = attorney for Kaufman, ask@@ the. jury to commit Kaufman to the City Sani- for médical treatment. When this was not done, he time in the face of medica] testi- | jmony that he was ‘wholly msane” 'and should not be sent to the pein | ing equipped’ to handle such cases. | *>!Case That in Which Clarence!’ U. S. Aathoritics Ordcr Rumanian Stowaway Deported. Rv the Aesociated Press. gration authorities ordered Mme. Melen Dasue Rumanian, who ar- rived as a stowaway on the Conte, Biancamano from Naples, depor}- ed yesterday even before “4 her fi- | filed @ ance, Prof. Mark J. Longacre of; American Beauty The New Delicious Food a 10c--at all grocers SHELRONI 806-08 N.6T ST. NEAR MORGAN ST. when i he was struck and hurled 25 feet by the automobile of Eimer Koch, | 19. of 415 Carter avenue, tomobile driven by William bitt, a Negro, of 921 {tured skull. | | | - Melville B. Hall of 720 Radcliffe | avenue, University City, testified at. the inquest that he was driving | zehind Bobbitts’ car, which he said | was going at a moderate speed when ft struck Koch’s automobile, which Hall stated was driving rar- ‘idly south in Twentieth street. The limpact caused Koch's car to swerve into the curb, striking Hiatt. 'Gogerty of 3646 Washington ave- nue, who wes riding with Bobbdit-, said that they were going siowly 'when they struck the other ayto-. ‘mobile which he said was moving | ‘ata speed of more than 30 mites an | ‘hour. Neither of the drivers took the stand. NEW TRIAL GRANTED TO MAN ) A new trial was granted by Cir- cuit Judge Mix xesterday to Wil- ‘liam Kaufman, 23 years old, who -has kindled nine fires here and caused $350,000 damage. Kaufman was released from the enitentiary Dec. 26 after part of a two-year term for | State ' servin ‘Career, resulting in his convictior ‘and sentence of five years’ impris- | * i ' apnea ~ — ES A CN eR ome meee a . RENE FON - THE GREAT to his other honors by FRENCH R alf time, the name ACE of René Fonck is - ‘written in history as a hero of France This . greatest of living aviators was decorated so often during the war that he has hardly room enough- to wear his medals. Since the war he has added being elected a member of the Chamber of Deputies. During his recent visit to this country, René Fonck became acquainted with Clicquot Club Pale Dry Ginger Ale. Here is what he said about it: “Never before have I been in a prohibition country. It is less arduous than I thought, and one thing that makes it so is this Clicquot Club Pale Dry Ginger Ale. I think it is a delicious drink, refreshing and delicate in flavor. It is very dry — what in French we call Sec. Yes, Clicquot Club is a drink | thoroughly enjoy.” o Two flavors to choose from A drink of most delicate favor when taken alone. the Pale Dry Clicquot also biends its subtle nality pettectly with other drinks. The Gelden icquot is of more pronounced flavor, the famous drink that has made ginger ale America’s most popular bever- age. The tcquot Club Company, Miltis, Mass. ~— Ci&icquotrt Cloud | - GINGER’ ALE “aq eee FLAVORS ' “PALE DRY” anp “GOLDEN” ~) Fred | WHO HAS KINDLED NINE FIRES | FRIDAY ; ' ; ’ arson, and renewed his incendiary | after it; had collided with an eastbound au- | Bob- | Elm street, | The accident oc- | o'clock Tuesday | i morning and Hiatt died that after- | noon at the ctiy hospital of a frac- MEN’S, BOYS’ AND WOMEN’S SHOES | 3 an . - . ~"-4 ry 7 2 ra ‘& A as 4 s a —_—_ as, ee 606 -08 Washington Aven Dollar Sale of Hats HUNDREDS - OF | SMART MODES HATS FOR YOUNG AND OLD. SMART STRAWS LARGE AND SMALL HATS GREATEST VALUES OF THE YEAR! Street — to Sixt PLENTY OF WHITES AND ALL COLORS ~ SPORTS HATS OF ALL TYPES WHITE FELTS BANKOS THE SAME SENSATIONAL VALUES THOUSANDS PURCHASED LAST WEEK! : : ~~ 2 | . Ne nel tl” a ell laa ll aa all lll nal all silat all i i i ie aa ae a ae eee ll li i a a ee el te i oi i i i i ai ia a a POST-DISPATCH — Oe Herz TEA CAK Dh Bits Sass ea . 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Hoo-dyes—used on the fam- ous 75’s in the war hold the body of your car in a steady, even balance — jolts from railroad tracks to the rough- est mountain roads ridden with ‘unequaled ease and smoothness —prevent side sway, give even traction, lengthen car and tire life. They make balloon tires last longer. Hoo-dyes. _used on the famous 75's in the war, stood the great- est shock-absorbing ordeal ever known. Hoo-dyes are made for any car from Ford to Packard. They are Standard equip- ment on Lincoln, Pierce-Ar- row, Stearns-Knight, Cun- ningham, McFarland. Hoo-dyes bring new found joy to motoring. Men and women alike acclaim them the unbelieveable in motor comfort. —And the cost is extremely moderate, call JEfferson 2212 today for information —or better still, drive in and let us tell you about Hoo- dyes—no obligation! THE HOUDE ENGINEERING CO. BUFFALO, N. Y. 3309 Washington Av. Z Hoo-dye Shock Absorber Agency As advertised in the Saturday Evening Post. Prufrock-Litton Fourth and St. Charles, Furniture 3 to % Off! Clearance of Odds and Ends cool | his praise. “It is the most wonder- ARARE TREAT FOR GROTTO VISITORS Ten 7 Persons En- | olate Soldier,” Many of Them for First Time. Ten thousand visitors from north, east, south and west sat in the Municipal Theater ‘n Forest Park last night. For the most part it was the first time they had séen such an open air production, and the rapt attention with which they gazed upon the spectacle of “The Chocolate Soldier,” as con- ceived in the St. Louis open-air theater, was proof of their appre- ciation. When the lights flashed out at 8:15 the huge auditorium was in turmoil. Horns were blowing, bagpipes were screeching and a dozen amateur choruses were sing- ing as many different songs. The Veiled Prophets of the Enchanted Realm—a Masonic social organiza- tion—were on a holiday and the entire Municipal Theater, by pre- arrangement, was their playhouse. But when the stage lights re- vealed the broad stage with its towering trees and the novel sget- ting of the first act, an attentive silence fell which continued throughout the performance except for occasional bursts of applause which swept down the hillside. Whole Audience Cheers. It was an ideal evening to “show off the opera.” A soft breeze rus- tled through the leaves, and while there was a threat of rain in the air, the evening was comfortably At the end of the first act the audience rose and cheered. The din broke out again and in the aisles groups of fezzed visitors were heard praising fully the com- pleteness of the Municipal »Thea- ter and the beauty of the produc tion. It was a revelation to one who has watched the institution “grow up” during eight years. Judge Frederick P. Walther of Cleveland, new Grand Monarch of the Prophets, was whole-hearted in ful thing I have ever seen,” he said |to a Post-Dispatch reporter. 7 have visited most of the open air | theaters of the United States and last summer I saw a number of European out-door theaters. The only thing that comes anywhere near it is the open-air concert garden of the Swiss lakes. A pow- erful civic spirit must exist to build up an institution like this.” ~ THURSDAY EVENING, JUNE 17, 1926 OPEN AIR OPERA joy Production of “Choc- a “ntertainment nowhere equaled,” he declared. “‘There is nothing like it in any city I have visited. It is truly wonderful and a living dem- onstration of what community spir- it can do.” Escape Heavy Showers, The crowd, numbered more than 10,000, and was the largest ever in the theater. All seats were taken and several hundred persons stood under the shelter at the hilltop, marvelling at the operation of the amplifier which brought dialogue and music to their ears from the valley below. Except for a few St. Louisans who had season reservations, the entire: audience was made up of Prophets and their families. In ithe intermission the visitors played in the aisles. Mayor Miller made a speech of welcome explaining that the cast, except for principals, was. composed of St. Louisans. Grand Monarch Treadwell replied with the thanks of the Grotto. He borrowed the first comedian’s line, “I’m an old man, but I sur- 'prise mysel?,” and was punished by some 20 chorus girls who swarmed from the wings and carmed him from the stage. As the last chorus was sung a high wind swept into the theater, rocking the stage settings and snapping at the draperies. Tha audience departed hurriedly and some of the stragglers were caught in the first drops of a downpour. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH i / PAGE 11 Se or “Sure Working Brakes Are Better -- ‘Thana Loud Horn” Raybestos Brake Service 2106 Washington 2105 St. Charles FRemont 2657 SEVEN-TIME and 30-time POST-DISPATCH WANT ADS are BUSINESS BUILDERS, PHONE your ORDER. aiameeemememmeell ey ie UC ROME , “a — aM spits i } Uli Sa i | | ' | a wa ‘| ; yj | Se sii ih NW Hi Wi \\| hidditnancs For Friday and Saturday we are offering a number of odds and ends at prices low enough to clear them out at once. This clear- ance includes Furniture for the living gra bedroom, dining! room and sunrgom—on which you can save 14 to 1%. Upholstered Chairs and Tables Odd high-back Chairs, suitable for living room or hall, covered in $19. 15 tapestry, priced as low as : Large comfortable Armchairs, covered “Professtona] Perfection. ‘ George A. Treadwell, of New Or- leans, retiring Grand Monarch, had visited the theater once before and had visited al fresco productions in other cities.. “Except St. Louis, they all seem to be experiments,”’ he said. “They have an amateur air which is distracting. But your Municipal Theater is a finished product. The theater and the pro- ductions have a professional per- .fectfon. You have an institution | without parallel.” | George Hatch of ieee with the appetizing flavorn the old-fashioned goodness everyone longs for — richness but for baking qualities as well. OO OO POO A 4,0 ; T your own damask-spread table today, along Rochester, You Would lever Dream | of lovely: flat in genuine mohair, of our own ‘ manufacture, priced $7.50 . End Table, with book trough, in two-toned walnut Mahogany Davenport Tiable, extra 58 priced $18 Dining and Bedroom Furniture 8-Piece. Dining ee tablesand six chairs Another 8-Piece Suite—Sideboard, table and six erases Large roomy Chif- forobes, as low as.... Large Vanity Odd Dressing ‘ Table with bench, $29. 50 Reed and Fiber Furniture Brown Fiber Settees, priced as 10 low as Large Reed Table Lamps . Reed Tea Carts $35 Brown Fiber Chairs “$12 No Exchanges can be allowed ce . ee © 7 . | Grand Secretary of the order, add- > | St. +, @.@ e°e"e'.” : * ~ a *” > . \*.8 0808%%.°.*, + es os Pats’. . _ **,e @ es 'ed his voice to the praise. “The Louis theater offers a summer Lounge-Club Car for midnight luncheon and breakfast. tore standard drawing- with the other good things you serve so proudly, can bea plate heaped with the white even slices of an especially delicious bread. Slices delicate, beau- tiful, and—touched with butter—so wonderfully good! For Certified Bread is not made simply of “fine ingredients.” But of ingredients chosen more care- fully than ever before. Flour tested three times before a single ounce is used. Milk analyzed for butter fat as well as for sweetness. Sugar and yeast and shortening selected not only for purity and lightful both tn cuisine—comes on beautiful Michigan Ave- nue, and in its excellent recipe for Bookmaker's\ ' From Chicago’s famous Tip Top Inn—de- its location this tasty gette: All in © pee whe ee Caamee dives Tenderloin. : You will find piece effects. connections at Union for this reci wra ped with >s in the new- ly simple just 3 w fashio , where your eans miss it! LA inn NC OB Bis ai 2 Sahay 8 REE AE A ays a tl . ——~ en 7 o*c°ots® e* ot ° : } j SS Sa. fF a, ail. a nani soe. Ai \§ wai " yer SS ZA . Sf = As this clearance is launched to dispose of these odds and ends quickly, deliveries must be’ made within ten days. NO EXCHANGES—NOR DUPLI- CATES AT THESE PRICES. | TM Ait | at . as ant tN tia \ = 4 me i ale = 2 hg et ela yala Pr uy ais et . A * St - ‘> Lincoln. Midnight departure; ‘early : val, morning arri Leave St. Louis 11:59 pm. Arrive Kansas City 7:35 am. Tickets and reservations at Union Station or City Ticket Office, 31 .N. Broadway (MAin 1000). e maf Mat ey a. MISSOURI TPACIFIC RR R. - 00. netesy i= menage Hite Louis, MISSOURI PACIFIC . LINES your loa on Friday. / -Certi of Certified Bread Daily they pour from our ovens—wonderful, golden loaves. Hot, fragrant, flavored with an old-time goodness. Substantial with an evenness of texture. you recognize the moment your knife first slips through the nut-brown 'crust— Certified Bread! Bread that is satisfying, truly delicious food— bringing your family delight as well as the nourish- ment they tequire! Order a loaf of Certified Bread now—for your very next meal. Baked Twice daily— and rushed to your grocer. ied Bread Leo BAKERY, AMERICAN. BAKERY Co.

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PAGE 12 ___ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH CORPSE IN CASKET ON DUMP An old iron caskef, containing a “body, was found yesterday on a_ J dump in the rear of 4435 South Thirty-seventh strect, and was re- moved to the morgue for identifica- tion. Police were told the casket had been hauled to the dump with a load of clay excavated during the grading of Compton avenue from Arsenal street to Gravois avenue, adjoining the site of the Old Pick- DURAND MUST SERVE TERM Illinois Supreme Court Upholds Conviction of Robbery. By the Associated Tress. SPRINGFIELD, Ill., Jyne 17.— ~~ ST. LOUIS POS 1-DISi "ATCE MAN, 76, HlT BY The three to 20-year robbery ult tence of Jack Durand, foster son. of Mr. and Mrs. Scott Durand, | wealthy Lake Forest residents, was | affirmed by the Illinois Supretme | Court yesterday. He wag found | guilty of robbing the home of F. CYCLE RIDDEN ON| SIDEWALK DIES| ~ THURSDAY EVENING, JUNE 17, 1926 See Our Other Announcement on Page 5 +. - 4 Z sea 4 Qeay * i, BES Bes Ott i= Re SSEID ¥ «of Women’s —— 58-Inch Extra-Size Step-Ins MADE of fine soft voiles, i Fs it ? Ss Fa} : trimmed with dainty a .. SS ae eS laces; come in all the new, - - high colors. : . 2onarrir black, white and (Downstairs & (Downstairs Store.) ” “ed Sa ie e a? tua 88 obs 7 y ¥ i“ ’ Sear > z ° ao =. : t a i y : ' 4 - ~ » “ Ls > Py Za , 7 us : c i «igs . . A» - P . ” ey +. a, wd > od = 7 ie 5 = : 4 4 > 7 y s 2, oR a ee : r. . t . 5S ; ME y ; “yy = day only; may be had’ _ yard bolt for $1.25. BE ~ oe san . > _ 4 y = BLUES Y } \ i = i { N N ‘ | § £x»wxi N UY , a an see The Chocolat er’s Cemetery. The driver was un- | Edson White, president of Armour n i} aware of the contents of the “box.” (® Co., in Lake Forest. Robert Latham Was Ru | 3 Down June 3 Near.Shaw Reciae. Mauna tee Uali dentified Boy. Grotto Delegates! } home a box of Busy BeeC be very much appreciates of your visit to Se. Louis Lines . . . $1.50, $1.25, & It’s “Chocolate Friday” this Bee in honor of the Ope CANDY SPECIAL IS As: MADE CHOCOLATES, incl olates, our “So Low” offeri bOKES af. es eeeeeees “ ‘ * “ a a . PO EE RA ERAS eT ED aL eR p aR My A-OmeED arid Meme oe 2K et Atty MO RO OR pom r " x ry a s m a ee al | Robert Latham, 76 years old, | ff | died yesterday at his home, 456% § | Shaw avenue, of a fractured skull | | ‘and internal injuries suffered June | f 3 when he was struck and knocked down by a bicycle ridden by a boy, who @illed help for the in-| jured man, then disappeared with- out leaving his name. After the accident police made an unsuccessful effort to find the | boy, who was riding his bicycle \ ay al ARE | on the sidewalk near Latham'’s/§ ee . a IEA Lo esiges | } Saas | F ‘home. They renewed their search | jae’ ry Sai aet Horan eo +! : _ a , yesterday following Latham’s . | death. Latham wag employed as man- ‘ager of a storeroom at the Ban- ‘ner Iron Works, 4560 Shaw, and 'was returning to the store, at {12:15 p. m., when he was struck. ‘He was unable to give police a |description of the boy. | The death was the second-re- sulting here in the last 18 months ‘from injuries suffered in this ‘manner, Mrs. Alice Saunders, 70, of 5707 McPherson avenue being fatally injured in January, 1925, | when struck by a bicycle ridden by Jack Bascom, % of 5715 MePher- son, while she was walking near her home. Bascomm was not pros-| ij _ecuted. | 00D ATTACK ON WOMAN | WHO IDENTIFIED BOBBER | Man Shakes.Handkerchicf in Con- | i fectionery Clerk’s Face, Tem- | 7 porarily Blinding Her. A young man entered the Jan. McGahn’s Confectionery, Hickory street, at 7:40 o’clock last night, ordered a cigar and laid aif dime on the counter. The cleck, Miss Minnie Virgin. 25 years oli. | of 1229 South Fourteenth street, | served him and was reachins for | i the dime when he shook his hend- | ff kerchief in her Yace, temporarily ff blinding her and ran out with the '/f cigar and dime. | Miss Virgin's eyes were scrious- | ff ly inflamed. A physiciaa who ex- | amined her said the har:ikercnief | probably contained some che2mical. | Police believe there may be aj connection between the incident! and the fact thet “Miss Virgin went | to the Soulard Police Station jes- | terday morning and identified a) suspect as one of two nen who held her up in the store June 14' and escaped with $9. Miss Virgia said the man who called last night | was neither of the robbers. , eet Jats : 4 e** eh a: ’ ; +8 ‘ ** t% Even the Fountain Ce Friday Fountain Special REPTILIAN SANDAL, $15 Every really complete “footwear wardrobe ~~ * should contain at least one pair of Reptilian Shoes Tea Room Special... § Parfait FRIDAY BAKER DARK CHOCOLATE LA good soldier.......- -ALL-WEEK §1 Basy CREAM STICKS... my baby’. . .Vanilla ane bOX. .eccccc ces sue In the Bakery—Spricep Fat loaf made with fruits am +) \ “ ” abate ate - Aaree-neee ater ee ee eee ane eeteeaitninitaas 1 Gee * ae ie r . ree i at. o— 7 ” ime ’ o " . . . * . 2s ee * “ Ve Ss ti 3 a OL on ai) . : re . , ; ni on , - , ba me ier ts ie " ? i ~ re io sa _* ‘ sy bf me at. . ~ s) v "* " vit > saagins 4 * ,~ am) PT. = oy te eae 4 ‘* Our Reptilian styles include Pumps, Sandals and the fashionable Oxfords in many colors and un- usual markings. " EI ORR INES OR REE Ry, ARR n> OO te oo aie Friday—An Extraordinary Sale of Voile Dressettes 3800 Garments Much Less Than Regular Price—Choice 4 re ‘ . SELDOM da you have the opportunity of selecting this type of garment at-so low a price, right at the beginning of the warm weather. These Dressettes are made of) fabrics that will launder and give splendid service an@ are ideal to wear in the home, in the garden, for marketing, for out- ings, etc. The collection embraces a number of styles 4nd your needs can be secured Friday at a ee ll small cost. We suggest that you plan to make an early selection. A Ve The Styles— There are over twenty styles of fine polka dot voiles, stunning striped voiles, excellent quality flock dot voiles and cleyer fancy dot voiles. Daintily trimmed with Yace, medal- lions, side pleats, kick pleats, flare skirts, pockets and self belts. 600 White Dressettes at the Same Low Price For this special occasion we also include 600 white Dregsettes that are suitable for manicurists, hair dressers, doctors’ attendants and maids as well as for the women who like to wear white in the home. All made of a good, white washable material, have kick pleats, side pleats, ties, etc. (Downstairs Store.) An entirely new model is illustrated—Tan or Gray Snake Leather, very attractively trimmed in harmonizing kid, $15. GOTHAM TET M2 SILK STOCKINGS A glance tells you that here is quality you like. The well- dressed woman responds instinctively to Gotham. Service W cight from $1.85 Sheer from $1.95 Colors for Every Occasion , : : ee J . 417 N. SEVENTH | The Colors— - De Ne Cand : Nii an : All colors are guaranteed to launder; light, medium and dark backgrounds in the popular Summer shades, such as pink, salmon, gold, maize, light blue, dark blue, Nile green and orchid. All are generously cut and well fit- ting. Misses and women’s sizes, 34 to 46. , OLIVE AT /0*ST. ESR CHILDREN’S BRANCH MARYLAND AT EUCLID Shoes—for Children of all ages Hesiery—for Women & Children . OY ape EO IE ERIN AY alte DS ah otha! * ae ie BT ~ ROTORS Site ne Seegpr ry a Pee “we are ae ii oD ¥ al z= node a: adie : - - a ae ee Oe m7 7: fe nn da, ; ae RSS BS Rint Nee sae. - ' we o oe 2 : | WWM 8020 Yards of Silks On sete $1 Oya E have gathered together this group consisting of” silk, silk and rayon and silk and cotton fabrics sell at this low price. Not every color in each famm but a good assortment to select from. Include@am 40-Inch Sport Satin | 36-Inch Radiums : 7 40-Inch. Georgette. Crepe _36-Inch Rrinted Foular§ , — 39-Inch Prmted Crepe de 36-Inch Printed Silk. ame _ Chine Cotton Crepe a 36-Inch Printed Tub Silks | 39-Inch Crepe de Chive © 36-Inch Striped Silk 54-Inch Dotted Rayou a In the assortment are full pieces, part pieces am = “| e & §, (a ev ie : os ie BE a . f 4 fy ® e > La P z Re ’ ¥ q Special Values Friday in Staple Cotton Goods ‘Damaged 81x90 Sheets Colored Sateen 0 oo bleached, 81xg0- Remnants of soft-finished, ieith sttaha cake ey +a good quality cotton Sateen, good service ren Sve in practically all the wanted : shades; 36 inches wide. ~ ae Fancy White Voiles At 23c Yard Remnants of bleached Mus.- Remnants of fine yarn, all lins that may be used for white fancy weave and striped many purposes; come in lengths from 2 to 6 yards. Voiles in the 39-inch width. > 3 . remnants of high-grade Silks. -Unusual savir 3 o’Clock S pecial afforded those who make selection at this time. Crinkled Bedspreads, $1.10 Each —— = A lot of 400 large. double-bed size crinkled Bedspreads Trousers 1.22 2:99 _ Pore mi in rose, blue and gold; all are hemmed ; NION-MADE Trousers , ——___ of sulphur-dyed khaki . with cuff bottoms; have large belt loops and all necessary pockets; all full cut; sizes 29 to 44 at $1.50, Sizes 29 to 54 at $2.00. LS nner eee eee —— ~— sss RE - —— — - ———— STIX. BAER & FULLER .___\ GRAND-LEADER A RN ate: a TT aS ae ° me . anu - ws - Sitettliieevetenaitenntnetteee ene ee A a aeetieeemaineneninetimenmemeaet _ ACA Ce te Ce Le tli ts Se A enna sale ee NN sv epee MT A a Ret AOS errr ‘iain Sretinertineeneniennetienieneescnceneneetnenemeannen aan LLL ITS A A ee eA RE rN te ete tet ane 7 _ — ee a Ow ; Ny aattt eaaaee } ' Men’s Khaki A mere ee becenanatiibnemnehateneannlliiemedece eee . ~~... bias seth Sie aiel canes Sa, a es, lhe lem “chine : ere once Pre een op An ating Why BAM (tree? oUF ses >) ei 5 ultras a > Assy) gene Samael “| wee SR an aan ee cee ee ee ” espe ak a) ba eh i i aren | LS A AE A ETON ie i enn Seiauninnstinaditnandebneteemaditnestnitianenmemeneeteeiie ane en eae - (Downstairs Store.) ~ AP LG, PUES ~ meetin « . —_ - Nh A NN tte Aer ah Special-Friday Sale— Sun Visors, 50c Made with unbreakable colored peaks: white and colors; adjustable headband. Se TT! ee tee NOGA aD A te NT Te RET. SR ee ee ee * Sigh teny RELAY Mia AL EIN ane A Pt ORL A AP eS aR a IME OE RN ES ORT I DR LESS ON TT RGAE SY A: AT LE ACE SR Re NECN ti TCE tug * ’ nay ” ain o — v ’ ¢ a: Se a eee ee a he Settee — ra i RCE MONET Pont ie Ss blige . “e Pa Ne oh lovee, Fy AN tg Ale OES Seagate Sp IS ‘ vr ag 6 ~~ Pn re ee Oa Rn ~ Abe opty: a? wy wipe ree = neg — ” oY xt Be Do Your Feet Hurt? Consult the Foot Expert From Headquarters Friday and Saturday Visit our Foot Relief Department this week. Here—without any cost or obligation—you may have expert ad- vice and an examination of your stock- inged foot by a special representative direct from Wizard headquarters. You merely slip off your shoes just as you rt net NE te a Boys’ Sun Visors, 29c : Have colored peaks, made of taped leather with elastic in back to fit all size heads. 4........ Men’s Work Shirts, 89c All are union made: full cut; have two pockets and Bt ASEM - ecto: ania! ne wm Saat AB in ciate <tgea? se Se Soviet etre. 6mm, — Bas. : a ele ”- $0 O. ariglh “ ‘ — ee Ha CGS Seah een ee eee ie eee ane ee ’ Fa 5 fat ee? . ice DE AN RA RRR. Ri RN RN Ne Rin PINE iy Ce epee sat fu , ap ARS OR GO hg LL OO RNR RABI NET WEST, Ne (aap RI 8 ban - Prep eR cn catch “ ° eh yi A $45 Volae, “ti Just imagine—a full § . and all the new i Sale of Boys’ Wash Sui $ tis the well knows in and hear this ther pianos offered a the beauty of its tone. Popular music. ‘ : E continue this sale Friday with a at W boys’ high character Wash Suita offered at a very ' Pays low price. All are well made of materials that launder Z and give splendid service. “al hs Chaos hd AN. $4 49 sec - ws, HESE Panels are of a very | . ° ° T high grade and come in Again Friday shadow lace and filet weaves. | All have artificial silk fringe and are 40 and 45 inches:wide. There are two to ten of a num- ber. A substantial saving is af- forded in this offering. . BG NR OM Ag RS ay * do in buying a new pair. The cause of your foot trouble will be revealed. A test fitting of Wizard Arch Builders faced sleeves; coat style; will convince you quickly that your ii sizes 14 to 17 3 foot troubles are unnecesagry. There jf |} —— is no obligation—and surely no incon- i i Broadcloth Pajamas venience. $1 95 Af Men's, in two-piece style: fancy frog trimmed: plain Arch Builders and fancy colors; all sizes. Men’s Union Suits, 69c Of nainsook ; cut large and roomy; have elastic in back: What you require to enjoy foot comfort ig the proper support at the exact point to bold the bone structures of your feet in natural alignment. This is exactly what i | all perfect; sizes 34 to 44. ; : a Specially Purchased Group of Wizard Arch Builders will do for you. Be- meath their flexible leather soles are series Smooth inserts of any desired thickness Shirts and Drawers of pockets at the arch, the bal! and the heel. ‘ “pe a es soe ets in ig instal de aananamame sti US AR ae aeaieeemeeeeentei ts Ae te Saba ae Curtain Remnants 10c to 40c Yard Included are scrims, voiles, Marquisettes, rayon, gauze, lengths suitable for long or short curtains. Ruffled Curtaining At 10c Yard Fancy Marquisette with plain or colored ruffles; make attractive curtains ata __etc.; very small cost. | ‘a2 Bs: ae I@luded are those of golden cloth, cloth, jean, plaids, cotton linene and linen in o a : : browns, tans, _greens, grays, etc., as well as checks 450 Extra-Size Window Shades eee ot : | « Oil Opaque Shades in a good assortment of The styles include admiral, long pant sailor Sait célors. 38 ¢ $4 inches wide. Mill rejects, but long pant vest Suits, flapper, middy, sports and othe? splendid values at the low price | long pant Suits in sizes 3 to 8; middies and flappers (Downstairs Store.) —_— 3 to 10 and button-on styles in sizes 3 to 8 may be placed in the pockets, providing sup- nf 50c port at the exact height and the right st | “ Men's f ee required by your feet. Arch, heel, ball and : | gan short-sleeve Shirts al toe pains are relieved. Callowes gradually ankie-length drawers: si disappear. All because Wizard Arch Bu:ld- 34 to 44. ren ers hoidethe bone structuge of your feet in (Downstairs Store.) natural alignment. (Sboe Section—Main Floor ) —

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_—— —... ST.LOUIS POST-nisPpaTrH et al ees ees AS nn THURSDAY EVENING, JUNE 17, 1926 ______ _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCE. BRS 2 NG eS ~ s >>. - Boy A pajama parade had been an- iaker d their audience fied ! ae —) BOHEMIAN GROTTO SUPREME | nokneed by Al Sirat Grotto, Cleve- am, ae | . FLAVORED: for some of the glory. At 9 o’clock | there Al Sirat Grotto “did its stuff.” | Cs “ith the Bible that man is created by a special N x ay the downtown streets were jammed | Pajamas that hurt the eyes were | act of God and therefore has not evolved from 3 ) | | ; with automobiles and pedestrians; ®YeTyWhere in evidence, men} ! 1 lower creature, but was created righteous = See es” 7 = waiting for something to happen. | 2'¢ssed as women, as clowns, and | and sinless, in the image of God. From this Rae ='5 itt eome in costumes ‘eprese | ee 1 a = yt, tN , _~. It did. Groups of propheis clad | — ee that re nied high estate man has fallen into sin and degen- a8 " in grotesque costumes entertained | "°t®ing in particular. In all the . | xt : the crowds, occasionally directed | @@¥ntown hotels there were danc- | erated and must be lifted out of sin and cleansed +25 traffic until it became hopelessly ing, singing and horseplay. It was through the blood of Jesus Christ. makers were in evidence. | when the last of the prophets re- | Latheran Chgyrch. Luncheon to Past Mon- | When the rain fell the merry- ‘ited. | Grotto Delegates! Why not take . hone a box of Busy Bee Candies? They’ I! RICHEST archs, Other Officers and | : be very much appreciated as a souvenir STRONGEST 850 Delegates. 7 eb Iwnstairs Store.) a 3 The Chocolate Soldi ’ ialdabiaelesiberisiiie jammed. Cowbells. trumpets, past 3 o'clock when the revelry a a ; ter Last Official Function Is horns and a thousand other noise- | “€#8*4. 4nd the sun was rising | Placed by a Layman of the Oe eae om of your visit to St. Louis. Se ee | ee of $ $ ch tee a BEST. 4 ASK } ival spirit which has INCS . «+ PI.§O, HI.25, an alb. Se | The carnival spirit whic i HIGHEST eee “AN a f/ pervaded St. Louis since Monday ° 99 ° aoe A will pass tonight. The thirty-sev- It’s “Chocolate Friday this week at the Bus IN QUALITY i Sa ae enth annual convention of the Su- Bee in honor of the Opera. The FRIDAY DEALER pres * Cam _— Ps vciceandle- . ) "eile rophets o e Encha CANDY SPECIAL Is ASSORTED HO ME. , , 4 Realm—a Masonic social organiza- MADE CHOCOLATES, including Milk Choc- =| tion—-formally closed this morning, So Lo 99 ff, . . and the thousands of prophets are olates, our ~~ - wring, in one-pound preparing to go home. DOMES AT. cece ccccccsvseccvces 30c Ib. | A few more events are scheduled | , for today, and then the exodus of . tired visitors to their homes in nf - . . various cities of the United States and Canada. With them will go the irresistible spirit of play which Even the Fountain Celebrates with a Si3ir: Mints: x has drawn staid business men from Friday Fountain Spectal—Chocolate Malted Sor reeee#é: [ their desks and tempted St. Louis- -ians to take a holiday with the fez- gesiet: SHE | zed Prophets. Everybody, it 7 : s ‘ #62332} mist | seems, has had a good time. Tea Room Special ca Sw 1Ss Chocolate : An ideal aongggy Ahn Sate 1927 Convention at Cleveland. Parfaic aa. +e a eh © O'S" s se 6b 6 ee a 2§C broad = Pa- 8ii::53 The business session at Alham- oa bra Grotto this morning was short Biss: best and lots of it, for it never rains. j:i::::: | and snappy. Cleveland was. se- $23: Special low round-trip fares in effect 2:5: i FRIDAY BAKERY SPECIAL $3: now and until October 3ist. — boosie’ lected as the convention city next a ss:;:; the most complete vacation et gress: ra ‘ » Ios ficial Sot ever published, beautifully illustrated RES year and at ROOD the last oft icial DARK CHOCOLATE, LAYER CAKE — oe 32232 —and FREE! Po te ee at act took place, with a luncheon to S33: of Southern California, Sec. “XK, § ame ( icer ¢ ood soldier F 60c giescs Chamber of Commerce Building, Los Supreme Council officers, past 4 Poe eee ene 6 6G 6 Oe 6H Oe iii: Angeles, oe Soe ee - | monarchs and the 850 authorized delegates. = _ KMioD * oS Cork TT. Rtn Nt tne ‘ttt ste —cenneneneenesag: = . In the afternoon there was a Z ALL-WEEK SPECIALS i. \ ] ; ‘ + = ng downtown parade of drill teams and bands which won honors in Basy CreaM Sticks... .“‘yes, Sir, that’s ee PEE ed eg & EE competitions held yesterday. | i i 4 : 9 : ~ | - Be f a ists The informa! delegates had their my baby gi dies -Vanilla and Strawberry, the ay choice of a ride on the Steamer St. ay Oo ; al ~ Forest Park box, -— 2 i eS. ee @ 0 8% seseietigetiis: awh: eos eeeee Paul or a visit to j Re? 7 +s | Hichlands, both of which had been | In the Bakery—Spicep Fruit Loar—a Spicy ) || taken over for them, or they could 7 loaf made with fruits and Se .25C seek their own amusements. The saneeaiienl a tired ones prepared for their home- FZ =f ward journeys and the irrepres- sible ones have learned that St. To fina the uas¢d car you have Louis likes to watch them play. | been looking for watch the classi- Yesterday was another big day | fied “Automobiie” offers im the! of the convention. There was a Post-Dispatch. [business session, a band context A car of your own—a wonderful country to explore—you can travel cert, an evening at the Municipal with the carefree joy of a gypsy! Near io — wherever you may Opera, a midnight jamboree and live—are thrilling pleasure places. The Middle West is full of romance, — numerous other events. | \ \\ a /\ A SAS ES WYN A-ha wonder and beauty—waiting for you at every turn of the road. ~ ~~ 'of thousands of the visitors for the 1 Jentire day. Several thousands of | Fill the tank with Red Crown, get a road map, and start tomorrow. forggestnn gto thsaligs naan This list is a mere suggestion of the joy ahead—on the highways ~ noon, packing the grandstand | and forming a hollow square where of the Middle West. drill teams wheeled and turned | kee after 6. } f= = |e: | S| CO a ee marched i—Harney’s Peak, in South Dakota, the highest point between ; a 2 & | SS ae | | SO htt ATS ee ee BROS Bic: | : the Atlantic Coast and the Rocky Mountains with the “or eer oe ee © on a i > tur of oddly blending lors. p ° ; , ° Y | with swords, sabres and ahen 2 mits | : ary a Spires” down its sides. State Highways No. 36 | and No. 85. obeyed the sharp commands of ' their leaders, while two Jefferson | 2—Fort Riley, Kansas, the largest cavalry school in the United Barracks officers took notes on States. Union Pacific Highway No. 10 form. and the audience cheered its | . A favorites. geis 3—The north woods of — at the lower tip of the upper Prepared against emergency, am- | peninsula, the home of deer and other game. Use the bulances were in readiness and a picturesque Mackinaw Trail. State Highway No. 11. DO re ae 6 tee vee | 4—A huge bowl of solid rock, thirty feet deep — the novel shots who grew dinky under. the | Round Spring of Missouri. Water flows from this spring warm sun and their elaborate cos- | to join Current River, one of the swift, clear streams of the tumes were relieved by the attend- Ozarks. Round Spring State Park, tweive miles north of ing physician. Eminence on Highway No. 19. MAXEY OHM} A Silks ‘ard onsisting of yn fabrics to each fabric, VA : icluded are: U or teameeen ois | 5—The Pembina State Park, North Dakota, at the junction of ge Y lied by M. F. Scully, won first prize | the Red and Pembina Rivers. Includes the site of the i Foulard GY jin the first division, with a 94.77 | first trading post in the state built by Chaboilez in 1797. i Silk. and G Con hen State Highway No. 1. a Chine La Re Howes, cig ricet ie te tha) 6—Elsah, Illinois, a little mediaeval wedi narrow streets, Repel second division, with a 94.48 per | houses abutting the walks — a picture _o! t Europe. 4 | oo ae : = a — cent score. | Near East Newbern which is on State Hig way No. 3. pieces and | | @ —— oO. OY rs S et the = Municipal | 7—Little Wall Lake, Hamilton County, Iowa. Wonderful pond Savings are i i. o=———— 2 \ : | : ee, ee lilies—the rare red shield lily (Brasenia). Near Jewell, ; time. i | ‘it —s x . .. 4 3 Peus ee ee ae State Highway No. 15. i igiairs Store.) i 3 _ as ? hundreds of parasols of every hue, | 8—The Mississippi Headwaters District of Minnesota. Hun- eo ne more od: dreds of lakes of all sizes. Finest fishing. Wie segeee a Ser elinn, crenten country where the pine forests begin and wild life is abun- an odd picture. The sheiters and dant. Grand Rapids on State Highway No. 8, Walker on the refreshment stands were pop- - State Highway No. 19. ular and the "met -dox.” “soda pop,” and ice cream merchants 9—Clam and pearl fisheries about Prairie du Chien, Wisconsin. [ ] e a | ] SET ng 2 oy eieorseelell | State Highway No. 35. | a ee see ag 10—Marengo Cave, Crawford County, Indiana, most beautiful so many things to do. It had been | limestone Cave in the United States, but not commonly known | except to scientists. State Highway No. 22 from Indianapolis. announced that 1500 players would | 2 P] er-Piano join in the biggest band concert !. a y uSE Aint Gretta, Porc Motoring is sheer delight on the smooth highways of the Middle a (ee, Seean the concert West. ou can penetrate to the most remote corner of the coun- Brand-New $ 100 more aA te an it yon: try in your car, for you will find good roads and Ked Crown Gaso- A $450 _Feature of Band Program. line everywhere, throughout the entire Middle West. The Standard rendition of “The Grand Monarch’s, Oil Company (Indiana) has established Service Stations for ydur Value.. March,”” written by Carl Rupp of| convenience along all the roads of this great section. coming Grand Monarch Walthers. | ' Just imagine—a full 88-note Player-Piano with clear bell tone Hibs go kane coco ge announced | Perfect motoring facilities are for you to enjoy. Heed the call of and all the new mechanical developments. . .for this price! And [ipel ad ie eievetar a, acne the wanderlust—there’s joy ahead. it is the well-known Muelhauser make. . .fully guaranteed. Come St Bice Band in and hear this Piano. . .examine it carefully. ..compare it with ie an ret dtvaden other pianos offered at even higher prices. You will marvel at | the contest, scoring 58 of a pos.- sible 60 points. Amra Grotto Band | the beauty of its tone. . .the way in which it plays classical and 'of Knoxville, Tenn... won first hon- | , Buy Red Crown at Any ors in the second division. in which. Opular i | p p a mMmuSIC. ' six bands competed, scoring §& a 7 | points Sahara Grott . : ° a 5 $15 Cash! $10 a Month aida pol . sc Raatr- Pare | : ia\:|'eS | 1 1 S 1 ot atavey Pays for This Piano! pate dive | The ay obey Standard Oil Service Station that launder a q p At the morning session grand aan = | ; fficers for 1926-27 were electe , ; a NO INTEREST! NO EXTRAS! | a i Ae a ’ asians po lbapaat oe | — : ; and at most Garages e | . P. Walthe f ‘ourt . < - - | NO DELIVERY CHARGES! iiih Miles abtheteinnd. was chase. — , mrad ; ed grand monarch: George J. in ues, Brenner, Saginaw, Mich., deputy ; checks 3 : | grand monarch; John A. Dirthick, fe 4 | Brooklyn, grand chief justice; Ed- f ‘ee ~ : |} ward W. Libbey, Washington, mas- sailor Suits, a ; i; ter of ceremonies; Charles M. Col- Cb . - | id ‘ton, Rochester, N. Y.. grand treas- | Standard ] mpany t. ouis, 0. _and others; ) wr lurer, seorge E. Hatch of Roch- 1 flappers in S. E. Corner Twelfth and Olive Streets es to 8. 2 Grotesque Parade at Night. (India ) nstdirs Store) [fam \ 4 \ \ 4 v Nf y \ A \ V/A \ | The downpour which burst forth — Y \ iN ha (7 7 \ , ae panes Seer 21 DP. , OSS Net Cant tet ecicsi. ES Ne aOR ERIS, ot te . pen ihe carnival spirit of the day.

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ese tL |. THURSDAY EVENING, JUNE 17, 1926 _ Ri Stages at Other pong | LINDELL 4600 = ra 12.7 feck a fall of . _| WOMAN HELD FOR BURNING | Cincinnati 13.3 feet, no saiaia: | MAN T0 DEATH WITH ACID, BRAKE i -4 Q : ae SHOULD BE raga acts YAE text. oe "henge. io | Prisoner Said to Admit Dashing | re 3 NO -phis 9.1 feet, a fall of .9; Vicks- | ee ee 4 Wh el Brake S ecialist ! Before Storing Them CLEANERS and DYERS |) bure 16.7 feet, no change; New) rel Over Her Daughter. e Pp é | Orleans 2.9 feet, a rise of .2. | By the Associated Press. =—==s PHILADELPHIA, June 1li— ses | Shortly after he had sought a rec- : ee Tinted Lenses cia ‘aa 2) OA uaa 6wnhom he had been estranged for) es 50 oie: : for Summertime | | } ) | H ~~ & r ii ii Hi H Wit ‘a three years, Louis Kramer, 42, was| * ” ae B: ; , i mS ce burned to death with acid. Mrs. Sa- | Machinery— = Sun glare is injurious to your eyes. = ” Colora die Yankolovitz and her daughter, | FRIDAY! A GREAT ih ig uit Yetta, 14, who lived in the ‘a Thermoid or reas emer golfers, tennis players and ; ai . -E-.W mn i where Kramer had stopped since Sse those whose occupations or recreatic 3s SHOWING OF N @ (if leaving his wife, were held for | Ray bestos eeee, and up HE cause them to spend much time in t | { questioning. sae | = open, should have a pair of tinted lenge . | | i | Kramer was found yesterday ly- | 8 alr — ummer i | ing on the steps of a drug store | Bo: ground to their prescription. = : ui | trying to tear the clothing from his| Y hw th Car— ite Bring in ur present Gis x : 1 { I | Bf § body. A motorist took him to a. ou Name e g in your present Glasses and we will e the coo Colo duplicate them in tinted lenses. There it WG hospital, where he died. Flesh on| - == , | Hit his head, breast and arm3 had been | i We Make the Price! aE are also special frames particularly “ae ; , Wi seared with acid, which, unchecked | ar adapted to sports wear. Let us ex : . i d-tailored! And Hi _ 2 , c aces : P = ; | Hawd-tallored: And J) iif) for more than half an hour, had | Cars Called For and Delivered! 33 their advantages. . Lv. St. Louis caane single and doubie ne burned almost to the bone. | 3s ; ii eene on a oo t ae : Mrs. Yankolovitz, arrested in the | re For nearly half a century leading oculists : | , rouse ) Nun «tl enied | "ees E hed ta piece of the ‘gl office of an attorney, at first denied | set have endorsed Erker’s Optical Service. serge ones if desired. i ™ (8 knowledge of the affair. Later, * . P Second Floor. a police said she admitted throwing | ee a | iif [the acid on the man when he q * 2 q iu \ E lrelea with her daughter, The wom- | 2928-30 California Avenue Ts a. ab Erker, ~ % ant had b b d by the = 7 Men’s Genuine Palm Beach ee ereed by the ame: | Hui) } of aci '@ LActede 4828 HUmbolt 0692 Berets Suits in Light procry | i» «(| | aoe. -=—& GOS OLIVE ow FP PR I NR PN rer Otter I I Eo OR Ot ony y Pe . —" Masterly tailored to hold their shape Plenty FIFTY CONVENTIONS FOR | Siero ‘ Sil i NJ. GRAND the wanted dark patterns; All sizes including stouts 1 vy — , : inockeeebereesee esse : ios aoe | TT] ST. LOUIS THIS SUMMER) tm saatuion to cight ages of comice the Sunday Fost- | FSRSESEMM Rs yyy a meee Bureau Directors Hold Monthly | a 3 Sante Fe | " ' | a {| Meeting; G Visitors Spend ry: | * | } —T ; a96 Areas ee Men’s Pure Linen Suits it | { ee, oe BESS COBO OOOO OOOO OO OOo EEE : , Phones; Garfield 40 a tale cA — Ate Cg porgee-em ——e . marys _— ‘ ' ‘ “ ~~ - > een es 7 = ote “ ps : - wees > ite o ereeheng ae on . ee is %: Ps - sf oor are ” ao SED BS VRE OEP NO ELD ANY * _s Peer tats “si & argent te . ¥ ‘ + % ‘ . BS Dito ee re. eee : a eel — ae ‘ | es 2 eee ‘ r ae ta ae " ae ~ Pe" 1 . wre . " , , af ‘ v 4) aE. ’ 2 _ 7 pone : 4 ii . ion ” ’ = “ re Te nD “ r ‘ ptt tetteat he th oti —— — nt iT ‘ : ’ ‘ 7 nt OE ee gare A mags Be ‘i ; a Bias atts 4. ean AS OK er es 5 Ros pe kop ; dom adie * eige ‘ - z “rf Complete With Snap Fasten- | | whe ers in Assorted Patterns | Seat (|- ; | (1) FOR FORDS Pads Bil . Oa Ford C All Models or oupe 2 — ; | iia Tudor Sedan ss Stott L | / $045 a Fordor Sedan Rei . , , 4 Macey & Kamp FOR CHEVROLETS ee > tm Player-Piano Superior Models GENUINE: EVER-KLEAN Sues ee — Seat Pads. = | Regular goiai Friday in this sale for only $1.00 Value, on : : $9 47-0 — swnne Pe apt sft ye RAI Mert AE OOORE HS OT A RES SR ee ies Oe ' bh a Pe de Pes ss na : ae cae - ; - Fi a. ~A? 5 3 ttc 4 an ise ak ia i > ~ Pat Land 4 5) wile ie sexe pRe Sy Satine AS ES . ay rs - ¥ % jas ye ei bat P OR Ra TS aes sb caches gn samen eee em eee Pee te a ee Le ee a eatin Pave ahh am be eile . - Aoi ae apn ag jategy Ae reps Bhat roe ‘ eh SSeS hile eee ars oon rune rs an Aa Sy aL cede EG, AROSE cee oor *. al sp or I yy i © eed Daas 5 i ee ee . ARM t ’ . Wabash Ticket Offices, Broadway SS Boys Wash Suits and Locust and Union Station, or > 3 : + . xk F. LL. McNa Div. Passenger iT khakt, solid blue or ay in ee rH idy, flapper pyatel Wabash =. 1450 hasbeen striped stifel cloth. toward all biliousness, oud teaiedeaihee™ BREE en a ORO EAN pet Lar pt ORE AIR eR ST ey ABE RELAIS A, aR IEHES ngesh Cy 4 a dee to, ~ Lab $ ia eee’ Cee ee ne ed s : a ; By ; Dy 3 x - 2% % sta - | + ’ 3 4 £ tes ‘ § f : ' . £ : ' : . 7 - : eis ? : . ; et : : : ; i . ‘ . Z 4 e 3 j | - : . & ” } - . + & “ } s ; ee et & ef - . > € ee e > % ie BF : $ Peal 3 & Sy fF % 2 ‘ a } t : $ { > A : i i ; ’ - 7 TERAITICSA, Re te 28 Champion X Spark Plug Tire Cut Healer a Repair Kits oe Fe a a mr . mergency Gasoline Cans \ Wace ae } % $275 Combination oe Blowout Patches $ J Radio and saaie BOOSTER TAGS ein Air Gauge as 5H 5 | P gra New 1926 Colors. Show Steel Tire Irons _ - » hono P the real spirit. Be a Collapsible Rim Tools is ; St. Louis Booster Shaler 5-Minute Vulcanizer ... Es day tm this tale for only Oil-Water-Gas Tourist Kit | 4 | 139: 7 : AUTO TRU \ Durable, rattle and rumble proof Auto —well designed, neatly finished and « proofed. Has smal! goods = J ‘ Auto Towline Towing Cables $12.50 Venn eset” DOom Mueller and Bach Wire-bound Manila hemp : — = . Cables. Regular $2.00 MOTO 2 a Player-Piano value. Sale price | f opeh gf fi [ws Fall ah Stace Player. LUGGAGE a ny r agree WW hee I Grip. ea 98e f © a . | Friday in thie sale for ealy AR eel Auto Ja | peat | 0 CARRIER Seamless Tube Auto Pump $238: atti Ld SSSSanSnodnnnncnCnnGg noc nononconencnnnGGGGnsonocrnsennsnrrercmcesisces src: | eee ee ee py L. ‘ ~ t4 esi ° é « ¥ bi hres th, sels R See, aks ok 8 eo Ce Z ne RRA LD oR I LARP a SY pte a8 IN GRRMRRNOE R LT RE ae HA “ m ‘ s D0 i Meet a bok Neat ey - Seh Aae F * hall and constipation. For they are purely vegetable. and the action is neturail. Nothing like it, for avoiding auto-in- toxication—and assuring sweet breath. P To t a FREE BOX write A. H ' Lewis Medicine Co., Dept. 12, St. Louis. ' ; Or a quarter buys a pocket tin at ~~ druggist’s. Soon you, too, will ' § | saying— it i ‘é ‘That’s gation) : Northwest Corne: or E igh [= Ave. { Ny did for ME?” | BRREE \ _ Heavy steel. Folding, collapsible J, S, Touring Atlas . 38Cc or ee =. type. Fits any length running board. San Go ggles, asst. colors........75¢ Ford owner needs one Regular $2.00 Value, Spotlites and Roadlites _......95¢ || Regular $1.50 Value, on Sale at Tent and Night Lamp........$1.69 || °" *e/* ot per pair sit site cee tite cee tc eee eee ee eee easiness ees cine ee st ee nh (tcf ob Late © ‘ <_

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PAGE 15 — ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ _THURSDAY } ON a a ee 67 Years. ' seventh wedding anniversary. cw ugh Pullmans PAN cm — | Perryman is 91 and his wife 84) ‘the Pp " June 17.—Justice of/ years old. He has been a mem- face Francis M. Perryman ber of Oconee Masonic Lodge for | yesterday Perryman of South Pana/| 65 years and Justice of the Peace rday celebrated their sixty- .jin Oconee Township 62 years. Me Ee oy» ee ee Store Hours: 9 A. M. to 5:30 P. M. Daily—Open Saturday Until 6 P. M. FAMOUS -~BARR CO} We Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps EVENING, JUNE 17, 1926 AE — - ‘= ° o Tubes: abeclumeie \Leahy, political enemy of Magee, | firsts, $1.39 /who was one of the principal wit- cial, McKinley Hotel Bilég., | nesses for the State yesterday.. Lea- TT Py Special Near Morgan Street ihy, on the witness stand, admitted |! ~ NORTH SIDE BRANCH—2118 EAST GRAKD. AY, 'that he-was the aggressor in the all mer- Near Water Tower fight in a hotel lobby here that end- Cc chandise in CEntral 6414 — OOlfax 7844 ed in Magee firing three shots. One Our store, , STORE OPEN EVENINGS DURING THIS SALB your eyes. players and al] or recreations ch time in the of tinted lenses New “Toot Toot"’ Horns. $10 value .... $4.95 French Horns: assorted | "Colorado Sprin; gs aa Denver — lenses. There the cool Colorado Rockies es particularly | Let us explain Lv. St. Louis caanpz - 9:00 Pp. M1. Daity | Ar. Kansas City “ . Lv. Kansas City a.1.as.r.ny.9:40 a. m. “ A which wi shown tor the first time Fri ay: ey ——— . | iE aattenak davwers “fee KITCHEN CABINET UPRIGHT . TANG Set are developed ot Georgette, wash crepe, radium wash BALLOONS | Ererware—« xtension table. Tilting metal flour bin. metal bread Sacrificed Friday anmman | crepe. flat crepe, polka dot crepe, polka pw Georgette na Cioset., o enerirs wane fc «sg : } . ‘ * armchair—sacrificed in this ee wee tor ae Oe and clever crepe and polka dot combinations. The variety of styles is so varied that selection is bound to $125 Cabinet PRONGGRARE : Sacrificed this sale for only %6 7-50 E \ Dresses for almost every Sum- mer occasion. Shown in the new, Summery high shades. Sizes 16 to 44 included. Basement Economy Store 77 Pounds Without Dieting, Exercise, or Use of Harmful Drugs _ Why be burdened with useless over- weight when thou- sands of women(and men) praise this new sure, harmless way to reduce? Whether you desire to take ' off 5 Ibs. or 50 Ibs., Rite-Wate will do the work. . 9 “Others told me of the great results they secured from Rite-Wate,’’ says Mra. H. K. Miller. of Micaigan, ‘‘so I fin- ally made up my mind to get some, I have reduced my weight 27 lbs., and feel like a different person. ’ A large retail drug concern in Detroit says: ‘‘Insix months we have sold 3350 boxes of Rite-Wate. We have had more satisfied customers on this item than on any similarremedy we haveever sold.’ Guaranteed not to contain any thyroid. me- tallic salts, alkaloids, or any other harmful 4 ingredient. Inconvenient tablet form. Com- voile pounded in one of the largest drug laboratories in the world, thus insuring a reliable product. lengths of Try it—see what it can quickly do for you. Your money refunded if not satisfied with results within seven weeks. \ Results in Two Weeks RITE-WATE Fat Reducer SS Up to $35 Values in Junior Lamps Complete With Sik Shades Sacrificed Friday in sale for only . 15° J $750 Finest Mohair ® Full Carved 3-Pc. ‘Living-Room Suite Viaus trimming, serpentine front—daven- pert Coxwell chair and club chair—l4 Washington Hf ail arriG it and E aston ‘ eat WW ‘asht ington eon Brow Drug Cc { all Enderie Dri us ‘St res fo.. Nugents, or your ve ughbor: mel yPry sist, » write Star Sales Cr lix 1bot roadway. Detron, Mich. Seconds of 4 95 $18 Grade. . noieum lugs with gress: In atts @ 9x1i2-foot Cork hitcay)., ile Sigs durabie suri ;? Ht’ tive seal COLOrTINgS. Kor ete Basement bLiconomy Store kitchens, button coat models with feg- ular and wide cut trousers. Ot light weight and in attrac- tive light and. dark effects. sizes 33 to 42 chest. Rasement

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THURSDAY EVENING, JUNE 117, 1926 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCYt: | Store Hours: 9 A. M. to 5:30 P. M. poor eta Saturday Until 6 P. M. Cold Fur Storage Large Garment Bags | 85c Value, 49c; 3 for $1.39 j @ “Sun” Garment Bags with side opening an@ 3 hooks, for three or more garments. _ 28x57-inch size—moth, dust, vermin and At Very Moderate Rates @ In our Storage Vaults, the air is kept Largest Distributors of Merchandise dampness proof. Supply your needs Friday. at Retail in Missouri and the West — Ey He alae ok» SLs > BDA de why: 9: Tabey en i _ ates Bs as i . cold and dry—when you remove your furs from them, you'll find the pelts revived in luster and beauty. Moth, theft, dust and fire proof, too. Call GArfield 5900. Seventh Fioor We Give Eagle Stamps and Redeem Full Books for $2.00 in Cash or $2.50 in Merchandise—Few Restricted Articles Excepted | = , : epee 49 Gs yk cil be in os Se eT ee al PO ARENILS Der oy BAN RR MEER Nec Re Septet ae hed ee a ee « Wists bt > 4 The combination garments that are so ideal for Summer as they launder perfectly—giving a trim foundation—unusually comfortable and shown in a good range of sizes. $4 Bonita Girdles Of pink brocade with elastic around the top: HNghtly boned and preferred by many. x 4pecial e Third Floor Mee RB IAT: Se hep GOVE — Mya Sizes 14 to 20 in Misses’ Section 36 to 44 in Women’s Dress Section Lucette and Cinderella Models of Girls’ Dresses —Some With Matching Bloomers Special 9 — @ To select these chambray and gingham Dresses at this special price will mean. much to mothers; in plain shades, stripes and checks; scores of styles, some with bloomers; sizes 7 to 10. “Bonnie Briar” Middies ——of white jean, In regulation style with Copen blue collars and cuffs. Sizes 16 to 40. Special Special, “ 85 In Ecru PO ciss Shade @ These shadow weave casement Curtains wil] greatiy es- hance the Summer charm of your home—and every pair is of serviceable yarns, representing a decided saving too. 3 Fifth Fleer 4 Linen Tablecloths $7.25 Value, * 95 70x88 Inch. Imported Handmade Frocks Extraordinary Values at...... x 5 9 5 Os ane te ee Pes Sm dead eS tb: 8. of it city employes aibe had- 4 for their bread and b iter 14 turn out and work ‘for Pepper ticket in the primary. Bi a ‘The city editor of the F - tliat Press, an evening F a ‘t refused to join in. neral Be journalistic hymning of tne 1 pated “Be Pepper, sent a apert-hena 5 orter . ge 7 atl ° $8.75 Value, $ PP AD Beeroune fo find om SR layor was saying. Ff 70x106 Inch. maa cript of his notes, the e1 @ Pure linen damask pattern Tablecloths—a group of © Po flignific: nt story which it-r an Be own importation—and particularly worth the attention of “gapeer the heading: . Bre: 24 sant | economical housewives. Full bleached—and in foc Pivil. Service.” ...., | ores: | Warning tg City E | signs. AS 4 st a. The Mayor, according to. $7.95 Pillowcases $5.95 Tablecloths Madeira hand-scalloped and Hemstitched linen elaborately hand-embroider- | damask Cloths in 54x§ ed pillowcases in 42x36- size; full bleached; a inch size; $4 06 | heavy weight se pair eeeseeeeeeveees * | The Last Day te-Choose Friday—Assorted, Filled ‘ $1.98 to $2.88 Silks Hard Candy $1 49 sme A9e | | : - +e Domestic arore variety at } ancy Silks t ke i ; @ A larse variety of staple and fancy ks taken | @ Satin-finished Hard Candies, my Desk ‘108 .. in ae = 7 ae St Pum S , . > * ~ Desk Electric Machines its Hit he other day; and | | Chocolate Cherries eI $135—and these have been Hie ym ptly “ordered ” Mayor 4 ok aoe | soe ie ot siaeeaas vorous, covered with cream fon- dant and milk or dark choc- 4 $155 Console Electrics, $124 Olate; special, pound 49¢ 3 $ 90 Portable Electrics, | - the story. Friday at 5 | iircumstances of its publication iF are identified it in ® . copy - dt SNe a et sakes en Main Fleor F Sigh h4 8 pwr egies xs 6 ier 5 ei Dt eee eee a. ret en ns ‘ =e he's Aisa’ one Sag _— eecateenininae ih» iene AR a. pn rics— some with handw ork: Special at Second Floor ‘ a OI Fe Sets HT RE BE cpap ipa. Gi vn Seas naan sah Pattie: stein 9 tlhe =~ Women’s and Misses’ All-Wool Bathing Suits —Popular Form-Fitting Models en $ 95 Strong and Convenient Are = @ These all-wool form-fitting Suits are a most popular kind with swim- Red, green, purple, Pekin, pow- der blue, navy and black shades. Fourth Fileor jean or khakt twill—trimmed in red t im is r en) _ Silk-and-Wool Bengalinc Hite avers) t called “thee 5 $65 “New Willard” ’ ° 2. ik - ‘ . with ivory kid or Imitation e Baby Boys Suits a. : . Silk-and Rayon Faille white lizard trimming and hav- $40 Dinner Sets . Silk-and-Wool Crepe | Louis heels. ; Third Floor Special, Friday.. # ? did quality American semi- monthly amounts. _ Mayor Kline, as B d S t porcelain; choice of threo is was his, Charlie Kline's, ) decorated with e ee S coin gold. Fifth Floor » the bitter end. He said t employes didn't like the ‘ittsburg. they were Welt SN fi ' | . Byer to Philadelphia and | o- " eo eee ue a | “Rid id” I " B | We te es -- ——s : — = aa vee they had “dandy” Opez pea ing: —eeetly Pees Sees cee eee: J —e oards ses — Pittsburg There ze. 81x90 inches. | | “a Hong the same line. and} 66 99 | am ae Cohasset” Sheets @ “Ridjid” Folding Iron ' ng shes. “Honeybunch Svtiser case in folding and erecting them $48 Axminster Rugs faoewsh by tere $2.29 Value, SI1x99 inches, $1.95 | —and they are well finish mer urg who ming enthusiasts—shown itn plain First ecahnemnsitin Light Ray Record S8e Cases, each ove, excellent size... — | 7 at “Dareeens an a music over Station WEAF, New York. The re-_ | | ee nusli cover and of Pennsylvania. verse side is “Adorable. | ve ry ya Se ae wi'Te 80c Window Screens, adjustable. . spoke in the = t. $3.50 Metal Trash Burners or white: 1 to 6 years. rated abov: is called “The Printed Georgette ing leather bow, medium toe and enact Pteor 7 $ 725 - ¥ f pe h. — per | @ 100-piece Sets of a saihins 282 $5 Cash—Balance in small j : - “Comfort ois ree beautiful designs—all handles ee mae “es it bre si a of a9 : | y ex EAC e I ga eee “= nd butter they were getth * in} e's bread and butter. — double-bed size. $3 75 V ] + . 3 a ’ e Fe The Title of This Number Is a 69 Note How Much You Will Save on TE all with appropriate ‘ thread hemstitched hems— . er tag by former Maye arm shades and models with striped bor- : made by Vincent Lopez and his Casa Lopez Or- oe f that h 98c Board Sets $2.40 Stove Ovens, one burner... $1.64 Pes es ee more B : the Record No. 3148. 75c. @ 9xi2-ft. Rugs in several patterns that are extremely 1 Ue He ised that Extra Covers, each, 25e oft SS prom Third Floor Basement Gallery Special rath $1. | . Black Charmeuse Patches anew in white kid | ables $1.9N Value, S1xf0 inches, $1.79 ease in folding and erecting them ders. Sizes 32 to 46. | @hestra--radio fans 1ave enjoyed his superb jazz ae iary , a oe J Sets, consisting of Frida at offic than any other nin & 65c Window Screens, adjustable. . ..49¢ . y tie wil Seste Salcmuditeth Wheoe orative including very popular corner motifs—taupe ands voted right in the } rose grounds predominating. All are seamless. Fifth ed, that is, for = the — _“Now, boys and women,” — 3 1 _Sarroom Joe,” “love those-t , A Group From Which Many Will Fill the Summer's Needs in por White Broadcloth Shi alin Pere ee a $755 yu ae Pt, SNE: uaiteies, Ws og Pi hI (tet eh - _ o eae ‘ ad an = . y 5 , 2 =a : mt weg Opes. e noo eed tae pate tes 8S eon eas ib Yen le aR: GIN «rt ap tap tnces o Per is ¥ Shee we a i nee ate, as quoted as having — Sizes 4 ~ a @ White English Broadcloth Shirts are so favored for gen- eral wear that this selection is certain to appeal—all having a high luster that repeated launderings will not impair. Neckband and collar-attached Shirts—also models with sports collars—all tailored to give good service. Men’s $1.65 Pajamas | $3.50 & $4 Sweaters @ Electric Fans of a size that's ern for office as well as liome use. Have two speeds, and straight drive. This brand gives $5.50 Watch Bands Beautifully engraved “Claspet” white go'd-filled Bands set with 3 cushton-shaped sapphires $6.50 Watch Bands “Claspet™ flexible Bands with 5 sapphires; white gold filled and very ef- fective $9 “Claspet” Bands Elaborate filigree style “Clasp- et’ Watch Bands set with eight sapphires. $4.50 $10 Emerson Petes Emerson “Juntor” Electric Fans with non-oscillat- ing drive S16 9-In. Oscillating Fans, $11.40 $27.50 12-in. Emerson Fans, $22.95 Basement Gallery 1200 pairs of practical Pa- Men's cricket Sweaters in jamas; white, tan, blue and Plaids, checks and two and lavender with rayon frogs. three tone effects of many. All sizes. $| 10 colors. All sizes. “4 . | Special Special ..... Matin Fleer

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LOUIS, THURSDAY EVENING, JUNE 17, ns EFORE PRIMARY. crppep SCAATOR SCHALL MAKES SLASHING ATTACK ON FOE Refers.to Magnus Johnson, Who Contested His Seat, as Marionette Moved by String. AND ROCK ISLAND felimax like ‘the traditional tion of the payroll.” CALLS OPPOSING . SOUTHERN APPROACH Bact of a melodrama. At yes-| “Did you say anthing about ATTORNEY ‘SHYSTER’ | CONNECTING WITH wy 6U€Cafternoon’s session, the/bread and butter?” “Yes.” oh. $9 its paeomat ra “Did you ask whether they would n fiery cross examination / rather have their bread and bu iL, |Ashhurs i t Urges Him to Withdraw Remarks, Mayor Charles H. Kline ofjin Pittsburg or go down t Heb by Senator King of Utah. | delphia for ite” “No, sir.” ma ” 6 * Which “He Will Regret : 9 as Years Roll On. Justa Minute «s = Society—Drama #4 one a - 3 ot eee oes ore i . > bone one os eospe ~ ~ ain best Ty “Sheps eos. »s ye ve Tvt s omirnee : - sisi pat ltr 2400+ 222 Sitateet it See sbaSectbetan, teseetses os > ms = ooo =bese os side opening re garments, vermin and eeds Friday. Main Floor - How the FreeBridge Could Be Put to Work at Once ‘ — 3 | BRIDGE APPROACH -SEagaer RAILROADS mmm PROPOSED Bint BEFORE PRIMARY: PEPPER per ‘f SIGNS WERE IN RESORTS DEFUNET. BANKS ‘AFFAIRS TO PUBL o | | rad | , ‘ = Suprenmie Court, in Con- ANG Secrecy” Law to Be Un- ze, : SAYS LEGISLATURE ~ DS sent Fg | EXCEEDED POWERS sf 2 SCONNECTS WITH @ aio br: ALL EAST Si FARMBILLDEBATE. pd Savingon & ” Suits. ST.LOUIS UNION STATION ow | iditor Tells Reed Committee It Was Common | _ Gossip That Things Loosened Up to : ‘Aid Senator. | RAILROAD }i!; a» APPROACH lt 0 5, eed a fied with that. The Mayor added that “part of it sounded familiar.” Reed at once wanted to know spe- cifically what parts of it the Mayor did not make. He replied he had sail nothing “about the intimida- '*By CHARLES G. ROSS. af Washington Correspondent a the Post-Dispatch. \ ASHINGTON, June 17.—Every ion of the Reed Investigating mittee has risen at some point PROPOSED CONNECTION WITH MOQ. PAC, ee / > nee ee em = Discrimination Found in Act Giving Access to Facts to Certain Governmental RSE : ey: ‘ — IACKS (TO BE BUILT UNDER BOND ISSUE) ring the Pennsylvania cam- Kline explained at considerable ign, whith the Senate commit-/length that in part of the speech eis now investigating, Mayor) he was talking,about the necessity Mine went about the city address-/of voting a bond issue that was up gmeetings of the city employes. /for approval. When he said that. ‘City Already Authorized to Build South Ap- UNIONS FAVOR PLAZA ains will greatly en- mé—and every pair decided saving too. Fifth Floer eloths a ths—a group of our ‘th the attention of —and in floral de- 5 Tablecloths hed linen double Cloths in 54x54-inch p spoke at least once in each of i. 28 wards of the city. The h which he made at these avroll meetings,’ as they were Ned, came to be known as tlie “bread - and - butter [ayor's meech.” The gist of it was that ua city employes who had due re- for their bread and butter, 4 turn out and work for the/| ticket in the primary. } The city editor of the Pittsburg an evening newspaper that wfused to join in the general legrnalistic hymning of the pious pper, sent a short-hand reporter sound to find out just what the ewayor was saying. From the Meranscript of his notes, the enter- bising Press made a corking and fenificant story which it ran un- Meer'the heading: . “Mayor Scraps vil. Service.” ™ Warning to City Employes. 'The Mayor, according to this s story, made a lot of pungent nd practical remarks to an audi- we of firemen, policemen, hos- saving the fight was “his” fight, he meant}. °a4° | proach, Alton & Southern Willing to Con- the campaign for the bond issue. Reed listened with a quizzical ex- pression. King narrowed his eyes. Goff, the Republican member. of the committee, wore a pained ex-: pression, and Young Bob La Fol- lette grinned boyishly. The witness ‘‘did not remember” that the city employes should see Mr. Vare if thev didn't like the Pittsburg brand of bread and butter. ‘Mayor “Didn't Remember.” He “did not remember” several other remarks quoted in the news article. King got to his feet and glow- ered at the Mayor. Kline, responding to questions, said he never read the newspaper that opposed him. “T never read the Press,” he said, “and I request my wife not to read it, either.”’ “You don't want her to see your speeches,’’ said King. King quoted a remark in the |, By the Associated Press. | WASHINGTON, June 16.—The | Senate was™stunned by the im- 'pact of a vitriolic verbal bomb- ‘shell fired yesterday by Thomas |D. Schall (Rep.), who had just 'been declared the duly elected junior Senator from . Minnesota over former Senator Magnus John- son, Farmer-Labor, who had con- tested his election. Midway in the reading by a clerk of a speech by the blind Senator, following the Senate’s acceptance of the elections committee’s unani- recommending the mous report of the contest, Senator (Dem.) of Arizona, appealed to him to withdraw his remarks on the ground that, ‘‘as the years roll on, he will regref this speech.” Refuses to Desist. insist- struct Gratiot St. Extension. HIS diagram illustrates the Island comhect with the Missouri T simpre plan for use of the! Pacific at. Twenty-eighth street railroad deck of the munici-/and hence, under the Fox plan, pal bridge proposed to Mayor Mil-| would be enabled to at once reach ler by C. B. Fox; president of the} the bridge. Alton & Southern Railroad, an east The Gratiot street connection re- side belt line. quired to make this possible could It relies for effectiveness upon | be built at a cost estimated at $25,- stimulation of competition among} 900. The Alton & Southern pro- the roads. It seeks, as an open- | poses to make the _ expenditure, ing wedge, to make it profitable; With the approval of the city, or for one or more roads to use the! Suggests that the city itself could bridge and, therefore, to make it) make the connection as an exten- ' not to use it. seating of Schall and the dismissal | Ashurst | unprofitable for the other roads Sion of the west approach to the If one or more roads | Pridge. by using the bridge are enabled to decrease the time required to move | Alton & Southern Details Long freight in and out of St. Louis) Struggle With Terminal. and to reduce their charge forthat| The Alton % Southern railroad, movement, other roads. would be} Which proposes itself as the link thrust into a disadvantageous po-|>Y which the east and west rail- sition in the solicitation of freight | 704d lines serving St. Louis can be among shippers. Ratlroads base | Connected over the municipal TURNS ON TARIFF Robinson of Arkansas Proposes Democratic Coalition With Westerners to Lower Duties By the Asaociated Press. WASHINGTON, June 17.—Sen- ate debate on the McNary farm bill developed into diagnosis of the farmers’ troubles, which were laid to the tariff, “so-called education” and a. Governmental plundering system, yesterday. Discussion centered mostly on the tariff as the chief difficulty and Senator Robinson of Arkan- sas, the Democratic leader, recom- mended a coalition of the Demo- crats and the wheat-growing West against the tariff. “I am going to suggest to the By the Jefferson City Correspon- dent of the Post-Dispatch. SITE FOR U: S. DFFICES Building .Trades Council. First of: Civic Bodies to Make Announcement. Construction of the new Federal Building .on some.site facing the projected Memorial Plaza was.ad- vocated in a motion passed last night by the. Building Trades Coun- cil. The ‘council comprises dele- gates. from most of the unions of butiding workers. | This:is the first organization to come out definitely for a plaza lo- cation for the new structure, among other civic /offices there, and against use of the lot at the placed an official cloak of secrecy about the condition and affairs of wrecked and defunct State banks. except where the information is required to be produced as evi- dence in a criminal proceeding, was declared «unconstitutional in a de- cision today. by the’ Missouri Su- preme Court ‘in bane. Judge J. T. White, author of the opinion, scored in unequivocal language the attempted concealment, through a statute, of‘ the -affairs of defunct banks and the acts of those respon- sible for wrecking banks. “What public interest can be served by concealing the methods by which banks are guided to de. struction by those entrusted with their control?” he wrote. | “Ordi- narily we would say the public is entitled to know all about the in- side jobs which cause banks to fall, ; SES Pai. ee eae phe eae eee Me Se) Soe they had “A little of the old Dutch and Irish in them,’” instead of so much Quaker blood. Kline admitted that he “might have made some reference to the Quakers.” He said that he had never heard of the Press’ report of his speech till the reading of it by the committee chairman. His friends had told him that the Press was giving him the devil; that was all he had known about it. King went after him viciously. ‘Why had he stepped down from the high and honorable office of Judge to become Mayor? “T'll tell you nicely,’”” began the Mayor... “T don't want you to tell me nice- interrupted King. ‘Tell me accurately.” *The Mayor admitted that W. L.' Mellon had talked to him about running for Mayor, but he said that others—oh, a number of peo- ple—had urged him in the same direction on previous occasions. He to the call represented to him monize the warring Republican factions of the city. Again he Uenied that the threat- He said that if | 'ened to fire the “cheaters’’ from ; nanced plan of malicious character the city payroll. “Under oath,” solemnly. “do you say did not talk about the civil serv- ice?’ “I don't think I mentioned ”* “How could a stenographer get that in if you didn’t say it?” “I don’t remember mentioning the civil service.”’ “Didn’t vou say this,” went on King, quoting another part of the report. “I don’t remember.” “Will you say that you didn’t say it?” fe Kline protested that this was not a fair question. They argued hotly about the “rules of evidence.” “Mighty Poor Judge.” “You were a mighty asked King don’t know the rules of evidence better than that. No wonder you got off the bench.” clined to accede and insisted upon the clerk continuing until all but the conclusion had been read. Then he said he would be “satisfied” if the rest “which will not take nfore than’a minute,”’ were includ- ed in the record. The concluding paragraph de- 'clared that “so far as Magnus is |'eoncerned, hé never knew what it was all about—-he was only the marionette who kicked and waved ‘his hands and opened his* mouth ‘according to the tension of the string.”’ “However, he must have known.” Senator Schall’s speech said, “that the petition that he was induced to sign was false, else he of duty.” | that you | poor | Judge,” King ripped out, “if you | substantiation of the pretended lcharges. I do not believe that a per whose morality is so blunted that he will allow his name to be |used for criminal libel is a fit can- | | Penditure by the city not now ay-| Owned by Aluminum Co. Interests. ' thorized. |didate for any office.” Takes Shot at Committee. | Schall’s speech began by refer- | ring to the contest as “‘the first move in a well-thought-out and ex- | tensively organized, highly fi- assassination, calculated to ac- -complish my defeat next election.” The committee, it continued, “was unduly considerate and ex- tremely fair to everyone but me in letting in nefarious, manufac- tured, hearsay slander and un- sworn declarations of an unprin- cipled attorney. Suffering these outrageous and unfounded accusa- tions, I did not then realizeg as I do now, that the best way to get ‘rid of skunks is to allow them to come vut in the open where you | can get a shot at them. The fram- ers of this persecution expected no positive results except to hold me and smear me _ with their slime.” Assails Johnson’s Lawyer. Donald Hughes, Johnson's attor- ‘ney, Senator Schall’s speech de- lclared, was ‘well known as a con- “If you don’t remember what scienceless shyster, and was placed you said.” purred Reed, who had|in charge of the case because of been enjoying the show, “how can you say that you didn’t say a par- ticular thing?" “You never brought a libel ac- did you? asked King as a parting shot. “No.”’ “That's all,”” said King. Reed ordered that the man who reported Kline’s speech be sub- penaed. Everything Wide Open. F. H. Kury, a competent-iooking young police reporter for the Pitts- burg Press, testified that he had made an investigation in the city’s underworld, with his city editor, a short time before the primary. Ev- erything, he said, was running wide open, and he was told on.all hands that the beer was good. There were Pepper banners in every ganrbling house. Denies Offer of $150,000. The witnesses who came before the committe last night for the most part substantiated the state- ments made in previous hearings by members of their respective or- : ganizations. The new. imformation written into the, recard was a repudiation . by >? Francis X. O'Connor, a former de- ihr? wren ri oe, . nt Bird PIS RRS es es RE SS eee oe ae his cunning, ratlike tendencies and his extensive association with crooks and perjurers.” Later Hughes was described as a “crooked, unprincipled, blackmail- ing pettifogger.” The speech declared that Senator Schall had been opposed by a sinis- ter influence, with its vast power distributed throughout the State. with all its strength by fair and foul means, mostly foul, in the last election, and was manifestly en- raged at my victory.” “Then, patched together campaign lies and whole came this so-called contest.” “My Conscience Sees.” At this point Senator Ashurst ap- pealed to Schall to withdraw his remarks, but the Minnesota Sena- tor, appealing to the “souls” of Senators to bear with him, insisted on having the speech rep. He declared that the charges against him had been given wide publicity and had never been denied. “The trouble is not that I am blind—the trouble with these peo- ple is that my conscience sees,”’ he shouted. “The eyes do not matter if you keep the soul clean. At the conclusion of the reading Senater Frazi of the “speech from cloth, Fox's plan would confer that | Step, in the face of bitter opposi- Mis-| tion by the Terminal railroad. initial advantage upon the souri Pacific, the largest railroad | In a statement of its properties in this district, measured by freight | and resources today, the Alton & moved. The Missouri Pacific han- Southern declares: ‘“‘The Terminal dles more than 20 per cent of aj] | T@ilroad has repeatedly tried to in- the carlot freight coming tnto or | fluence ‘its member lines to stop going out of St. Louis. It handles |!mterchanging freight through the more than twice as many carlots Alton & Southern. Several meet- as any other railroad. It serves ings have been held with this sub- 25 per cent of all the industries | Ject the principal topic of discus- in the St. Louis district. The Ter- sion, but because of the competitive minal serves few more—29 per nature of the business and _ the cent. necessity for the trunk line hand- The Fox plan proposes for the | {7s it as promptly as possible, they Missouri Pacific a conection over | 2@Ve been compelled, in self-de- the municipal bridge with all |fense, to work with the Alton & the trunk line railroads running cast, | Southern. “From data’ which we have, we ward. Conversely all freight com- | would have gone on the stand in| ing from the east could move over (can state with accuracy that the the bridge and, if going to the|Alton & Southern’s detention of south and southwest. could reach eauipment, both loads and emp- that territory by delivery to the ties, does not exceed six hours per Missouri Pacific. ‘car, whereas it has taken the Expense Already Authorizeq, | Terminal an average of 18 hours Fox’s plan would require no ex- | to interchange some traffic. atid : His belt line railroad is | “The Alton & Southern railroad a with the east end of the/is owned by ‘the interests control- i gl - Twenty-ninth street,|ing the Aluminum Company of se a In turn, it is con-| America (the interests headed by a aiso with all the big trunk | Secretary of the Treasury Mellon). . running into St. Louis from! Mr. Arthur W. Davis of Pittsburg, the Kast. Thus, all East Side roads! president of the Aluminum, is now can reach the bridge with} chairman of the board. Mr. C. B. rest without the construction of| Fox is president and Mr. T. H. a i nego tase ; |Pindell is general manager, both n, not now! having thei authorized, is required on the West | rg Or agg -eitag > sat tatteiggal ap nie ee _o— track in| “The company has grown in the acute var tes on Seventh | jast seven years from what might e e zs es e terminus of) be termed a‘plant facility, original- we oy road deck, and Fourteenth | jy puilt to obtain adequate trans- street, where it would connect with | portation for the Aluminum Ore the eee Pacific’s southwest- | Co, of East St. Louis. It now is a ern s. hil Mee aa * es belt line. While it serves some construction of the south | industries; its. principal oper- approach to the bridge, directed | ations ar by voters, would connect the Mis- | carrier gc soar tacGhace | tanene souri Pacific’s Iron Mountain lines | moving between the railroads on with the bridge, also the Manu- the é@ast side of the river facturers’ Railroad, a West , Side | Ldst of Its Connections belt serving 250, or about 12 per; «ph : , - uring the heavy eriods of cent, of the Industries on the west | traffic, a Alton ep nt aot has side of the river. ‘interchanged- between 400 and 500 It is thought certain that, pro-|cars a day. The line extends from vided with this connection and ja point on the east bank opposite such a decided advantage over its| Cherokee street on the south to the competitors, the Missouri Pacific! ysaqdison-st. Clair county line on at once would begin sending 4) thé north. It has at this time large volume of freight over the | physical connections with the fol- Municipal Bridge. |lowing roads: Cut in Charges Anticipated. The Terminal tariff charge of $19 to $12 a car: (Cotton imposed upon all freight moving, Southern, across the river falls most heavily! Baltimore & Ohio, Pennsylvania, upon the Missouri Pacific, because; Nickel Plate, Wabash, Illinois of, the large volume of freight it; traction-and other minor roads. transfers from one bank to ‘the’ “In about-three weeks it wil! other. Fox has estimated that use; have -completed--connections - with of the municipal bridge, upon a the following . other roads: Big charge sufficient only to pay for its' Four, Chicago & Alton, Chicago & actual operation and maintenance, | Eastern Illinois. would result in a reduction of the! ‘This will ‘give the Alton @& crossing charges to $1, which, of | Southern actual connection with course, would give the Missouri) every road on the East Side with Pacific a great advantage over its| the exception of the Burlington. competitors and compel them to; “It is generally understood that seek the advantage of the munict- | the pr of the Alton & South- pal bridge also. , ern has n-wholiy due to its su- The Frisco, Wabash and Rock! perior service.” t Belt), Illinois Central, Louisville & Nashville, (Rep.) clared that some people in Minne-| drew hig objection “in view of the sota “thought there was something) speech just read and the character to the contest.” He moved that} of it.” the proceedings of the committee,; Senator Schall including all evidence, arguments’ objections and the of counsel and findings, be printed.) were ordered printed. Senator Robinson of Arkansas, Nothing But an Ontburst, Says the Democratic leader, who had’ Johnson. objected to the motion .when made by Senator Shipstead ( age 8 he said he had no proceedings xp ULUTH, Minn., June 17.— erlbor) of Minnesota, prior -to us. Johnson, here for a cam- “Mobile & Ohio, Missouri Pacific. | Railroad's fixed Terminal, St. Louis Southwestern | of North Dakota ~ de-| beginning of Schall’s speech, with- | | down this tariff wall and stop this plundering system that has dis- gusted the farmers of the nation.” Senator Borah (Rep.) of Idaho said he had had _ serious doubts about the economic phase of the bill, but thought the Mellon. letter made the best argument for At soundness he had heard, that is if the protective tariff were sound. ‘If he is corréct in his argu- ment’ added the senatsr, “we are simply applying the tariff to the farmer.” Walsh Against Bill. Senator Walsh, (Dem.) of Mon- tana, expressed the view that while something should be done ‘to com- pensate the farmer, the equaliza- tion fee as embraced in the: Me- Nary bill was unconstitutional. The logical and sensible way, he added is to scale down the tariff. Senator Heflin (Dem,) of Ala- the blood out of the farmers’’ and Senator Dill, (Dem.) of Washing- ton, declared the farmers of his State practically were unanimous- ly for the bill and he favored it because it would permit them to try out a plan which he believed was economically sound. Opposing the principle of the equalization fee, Senator Gillette, (Rep.) of Massachusetts, deciared the bill would not solve the farm- ers’ problem but would introduce an unfortunate trend of legislation which would prove injurious. The bill would fail, he added, because it would stimulate production and by increasing the price would cur- tail consumption. FROM PRINCE CAROL’S INCOME Name Dropped From Royal _ Civil TAst and Allowance Given to Wife and Son. By the Associated Press. BUCHAREST, June 17.—Former Crown Prince Carol ef “Rumania, who abdicated. his rights to elope with. Mme. Lupescu, has been dropped from the Royal Civil List by the Government. His abandoned wife, Princess Helene, and her 4- ‘year-old ‘son, the present Crown Prince, will receive Carol's former ‘allowance, which amounts to $60.,- | 000 a year. Carol hereafter wil) be obliged to live on the revenue from his«small land holdings in. Rumania and on the income from the money lef him by his great-granduncle, King Carol ¥. These aggregate about $30,000 a year. Carol is living in Paris with Mme. Lupescu. | — paign address in his race for the Farmer-Labor nomination for Gov- ernor, characterized Schall's speech in the Senate as “nothing but = an outburst.” “Schall’s outburst won't excite anybody except Schell himself,” | Johnson deciared. “My only com- | ment is that the record in the mat- iter should be printed. That will bring everything out. That's what 'I've wanted ali along and if it is ‘printed it will show that-Schall is ‘not entitled to cail anybody names. The fact that other Senators tried to hush him up shows what more sensible men think of a speech like that. Owes “No, an outburst from. J * , *»- + Pi * ae doesn't excite anybody.” ‘5 MPR a> Se Bh es, eee eae a 5 | ars” ca ax eae a ig Rad hn 5 Sali b he os bama, said the tariff was “sucking; RUMANIA CUTS $60,000-A YEAR| ernment owns. The $165,000,000 public build- ings bill passed by Congress some time ago authorized ‘the Secretary of the Treasury to exchange this site for another if he thought it advisable, and the Treasury De- partment announced recently that Congress would be asked at its present session to allocate $1,100,- 000 for a building here and $500,- 000 for land, the latter as a pre- caution in case a new site should be desired. Would'Interfere with Mall. Congressman Dyer said at that revealed.” “So far as appears on the sur- face,” he declared, “the only per- sons served by conceajment of such conditions would be those - con- cerned with bringing them about.” Blac oy me ‘ee e decisien invéjved a contem of court judgth . Abate Coun. ty Circuit Court against State Fi. nance Commissioner C. E. French, for his refusal’ to produce records of examinations by the Finance De. partment of the defunct Union Bank of Novinger, Mo., after they had been subpenaed for a civil suit at Kirksville. The suit grew out time that if the location is to be changed civic groups must assert themselves. The City Plan Commission has told the Treasury Department that use of the Fourth street site would interfere with its plan for a mall to run. from the old courthouse to the river. The motion of the Bullding Trades Council is to call’attention of the Memorial Plaza Committee to the council's attitude. This com- mittee, which carried on t 6ic- cessful campaign to have the new civil courthouse erected facing the plaza instead of on Broadway, has not entered into the Federal Bulld- ing. discussion. Several organiza- tions, including the Merchants’ Ex- change, joined with downtown bankers in a telegram to the St. Louis congressional delegation Tuesday insisting on use of the Fourth street site. The Chamber of Commerce directors indicated i their willingness to join in this tn- sistence, _ Carter Issues Statement. In the campaign to _ pass the’ city .bond issue. of-. 1923, . which provided for Memorial Plaza and. the. civil courthouse, wide use was made of an architectural. concep- tlon of the appé@drancte of ‘the plaza, surrounded by public struc-' furées, including a ‘proposed Fé@d- eral buildiny. There was ho com- mitment to put the. Federal strnue- tyre, however. W. Frank. Carter, a leader in the bond © issue” cam- paign«and now chairman of the’ Citizens’ Bond Issue © Supervisory Committee, made the following statement today: *“T am not going to make any move to change the location’ of the Federal Buildtng.* I have’ never ¢ : ‘made any promise_to anybody to do such a thing. arid I would not. for the reason that I solicited part of the money that was required to be put up to buy that property at Fourth and Chestnut-streets. “As you know, the Government only appropriated $300,000 and as we had to have considerably more raised by contributions from the property owners in that district. “IT think it would be bad faith ‘not to locate the’ building’ at ‘the southeast corner of Fourth and Chestnut streets. -I am familiar with the facts because I closed’ that deal with the Government.’ Owners of the Fourth street jot had asked $380,000 for it. ' Prop- erty .holders in the district. who wanted the Government to gét it. induced a reduction of the price to $335,060 and paid the $30,000, Fy Oe than that amount the balance was! themssven, For sears the ot hea of failure of the bank several years ago. e.* i : ’ Commissioner French refused to testify when he was placed on the witness stand or to produce the bank records which were in his possession. His refusal was on ad- vice of the Attorney-General, under the “secrecy” law which prohibits the commissioner or his employes from divulging information ob- tained in examination of a bank except in a criminal proceeding and except to certain banking or- ganizations. YY com French was ordered to,jail, but the confinement was constructive, He filed an application in Supreme Court for a writ of habeas corpus to obtain his release and at the same time obtain a construction of the law. Attorneys for the litigant who subpenaed the records ap- peared for the sheriff of Adair County against whom the writ was directed and attacked constitution. ality of the law. ** The decision today upholds the judgment of contempt and res mands Commissionér French to the custody of the Sheriff, until he produces the desired and testifies. - law Recently Amended. ~ Section No. 11,678-of the ree vised statutes is the so-called ‘st= ee xii law..«Jt was amended at e session of the Legisiat by insertion of the word “eriminal® & ™ the production, of Finance. Depart» ment records or summoning of t commissioner or his deputies as witnesses ina civil suit. The amendment in effect nullified # Supreme Court decision early in 1922 holding that Frank C. Mills. |spaugh, then Finance C er, could be compelled to testity Legisiature thority in attempting to forbid pre prodyction of such evidence in civil. cases. : be “The only theory upon’ which - «4 toe “aa oe ae ae nd cam ¥ b een used he a ae ze Rae Si ees Be eet ae ¥ 4 * “ x - F ; 7: “ aoe 7 4 ‘ ’ TS act A n as en 1 eed ple Boy, . 2 a din 38 te Se oe artes OE PAE nates & a Sa fe ger eumaer ee te ee rs ie Bye al + z JEFFERSON CITY, June: 17. The “bank secrecy” law, which has in one. sentence, thereby preventing. strained’ from divulging t th i i «is Ah ee . . 4 ¥ . ; 7 welts bie ae ee Aye = : { : ti Rape Sis Pig Bee eat TR os Fy ' rat Da Nig Se Re Mie a ae . ma Paes 8 eae: ER PS OP eer ee Ce - { " Satay % ye. br hs ae Pern eee Oe th "| ae tet AO hg vai Po ote S paee a EE? > a * PARSE ET SR, pe UN DISS * 2 o.% ‘ai, kad an Fo Kig tad og Gog “pe ang PR C8 ae: t Re £ # Sh Dag ales ye Sweets tt SOO os MET Ae Ur ON PRED POU RM TS A SEM me MO AAG ye hah Sh, Sage tae Bo ERT wee Spent SA) OUR eR apt - ef . _— AEF ates Py 08 a Set e * NS Se 409 au 2 Ee witha rae Ppa Nags Z Beit iy Sones he Narre Tae

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PEE tes SGbane ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH, !HUKSDAY ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH A GUN BEHIND THE DOOR. criminal may help to solve our crime problem. It !s i lidge that compulsory certainly worth trying. Founded ZER We agree with President Coo lal a military training in colleges is not fair to college stu- Of course, in the case of rinse and first Salita Published dy the Puliteer Publishing | dents subject to it. We believe it ‘is good for them. who have not been spina 7 sab prepa , Company, Twelfth Boulevard We believe that military training is an exceedingly | Should be given to restore them and Olive Street. © valuable factor in the development of the minds and of discriminating cunmneatedl heey ae Be 3 oe é : | SP Ae eins eae | 2 3 \| bodies of young men and for discipline. We believe re ae Plime fe fa aa Ber Bp sie FAQ oe oy" Rol gh aon ae a, wt OP re 2 = ‘THE POST-DISPATCH PLAT» that the faculties of colleges are thoroughly justified MISLEADING STATEMENTS. edhe’ d 4 BS ; Y y f ‘ B75 B® Le . i 7 4s es fy BS rey Soe a eS R : ner St. Louis Concertmast- tant - Be weer urement will || i2 putting it into the curricula, and not only in offer-| The Globe-Democrat in its Wednesday ed poe atthe as Re RR BED IG oe eae - ie pee rs, per Given mon “= - make pv tnad my e its cardina) ||ing opportanity but inducements to undertake the | States that the Municipal Bridge has never serv Rise naa a ‘yee Bas EP LAS ae % - Post of Kind in U. 5. ie t it will always fight work purpose because it has “no railroad connections on ; . Fr ee » LY ES ‘ , | q tol- So long, however, as the young men of the country | the Hast Side.” Let us call their attention to the fact soe nome cae eves | | | | 7 not in colleges are not subject to any compulsion with | that on May 5 Mayor Miller, with seven city officials age EEE oF, eS 7 | i ft > me : regard to military training, and are merely offered and a party of local freight agents and their guests, are site PP ee eR Aes : 33 ae Amtne Philadelphia . the opportunity to obtain it in military camps; since | 500 strong, in an eight-car passenger train, after Ba FRc ho oo) — 6 Fe: wy Orchestra, has been , 1 the training has to do not merely with educational | using the Missouri Pacific, the Illinois Central and Paget BN ie ; . cy | Sg geod upon Michel Gustkoff, whe preparation but with actual service in case of war,|the Alton & Southern tracks, crossed over the Free pe tee eee! : “, wh. Uengs vest “* AaKr as cony Cale = Se ree oo 4 oe . ‘ : J - . 4% x - wg la Sym we think all should be put on the same basis. The | Bridge into the cihy of St. Louis. PY afin = a ‘say and an extended contract, country against aggression, and for the protection of “whl sh the Symphony Soctlety ~~ a Te A LEE PEN ONG OH ag NOE IM ARAL BE ‘ - * ~ Sues CP OM pO ee OOD de hank “i on request will not be published. Let- untae i - ‘ wien , } : pleases them.” In this connection it should Le | * 4 will receive ; sat Yi ¢; | e S | Sere met encesding 299 words citizens themselves who may be called upon to de-| be pointed out that in 1929-30 there are many millions Pay , | . fe Vi | ey he pics Hee he “ur. preference. fend the country. in bond issues coming due, on the Eads Bridge, the 7 aE : : f lage the Brookhart's Victory. The pacifists say that war should be outlawed and} Merchants’ Bridge and the Merchants’ Elevated, and Te the Weiter of the Post-Dispatch. that sane and wise preparations for a war emergency |to re-fund these huge sums of money on favorable HE @efeat of Senator Cummins by tend to promote war. It is false reasoning. Grant-| terms the Terminal railroads must secure from the Brookhart in the open ol Sooner ing that war should be outlawed, one nation cannot city a renewal of these franchises which expire in “ oo outlaw war. War can only be outlawed when the | 1939. 3 8 | | em. : | ng wmphony Orchestra. ins in Iowa. "Cc leading nations in concert outlaw it and offer to all; Into this ordinance, now under discussion, has been | Cummins was one of the two Senators the eight- | -| cunningly written a 50- fran- : ant from this State who voted for the elg nations a bulwark against aggressive war. The his ngly en a 50-year extension of these * Both Director Ganz and Gusl- Soff stated that there had been eenth nce age worn ee ee tory of the world since the great war to put an end|chises. These franchise extension should never : , ) = Feseral yr nip. Both Ae —. to war is sufficient proof of the folly of trusting to | have been placed in the bridge-trade ordinance in the See | ae ta go Kame temperamental differences a mere sentiment against war, instead of definite | first place. It is wholly a separate matter. No one | : ts = Between them, but denied — voted for the eighteenth amendment in : of importance. the fact that the majority of the | safeguards. questions the right of the. city to know what the agreement spite of gu Deas artists will,” said Gustkott, people of Iowa turned down by a refer-| whatever may be thought of our policy of isola-| railroads propose to do specifically in the interests , SFE ty ae ' 7 ; Sines Fe , Mate F | : endum vote in 1917 the proposed State tion, nevertheless we are following that policy. The | of the city in exchange for the renewal of franchises ore “the b Mis : é ae I oo. olla, ‘ ee ~ Se aiocs aan, copantainr ures, sae League of Nations has not proved that-under its pres- | of incalculable value o the railroads. Why say, then, , Gusikoff was born in New Yous always loud in declaring that they be-| ent direction it has either the will or the power to/ that the railroads are “under no urgent necessity to : oe # a + — | ' ef pon May 15, 1894, of a a _— Hered in “letting the people rule.” prevent war. War continues ¢o be a possibility, and | do a thing’? ae” te oe : nn E bn 5 aes 7 —— i jae ‘ko pies eet ae vein a eee ‘tet the nation which ignores this condition and lives ina The Manufacturers’ Railroad, in St. Louis, and the | ps . % “thee. “ee a "6 _ Ree peohe aa the — cde poeta min isted them re fool’s paradise of sentimental outlawry of war, and | Alton & Southern, in East St. Louis, together with the , >: y* Bans : Ee. . a Frames sagan meee ment hich tht matter. Now that Cummins ts in| unpreparedness for war, may have a bitter and dis- city’s river front railroad and the Municipal Bridge, > > P. aweewas a forerunner of the xylephone. rie. The concertmaster’s brother, Benj- the ranks of the Se ae army “ astrous disillusion. Particularly is this true of aj provide a terminal system connecting with every 7; 7 ' 6 a his will have more time to think over suc trunk line coming in ge , , ae Pamin Gusikoff, an cousin, Jea- . while rather late in his political great and prosperous nation which is the target of , ng into St. Louis. If the city refuses : mai ie ‘More Gusikoff, are members of the ee world-wide envy and covert animosity. to renew the franchises for the Merchants’ Elevated . , Pe philadelphia Orchestra, and Bis day, he may offer some reason for his peculiar course. WALTER BREEN. We believe it to be sound policy on the part of the | and Belt Line, a picture does not have to be drawn Mather was his first tencie on the violin. * Glenwood, Ia. United States to make a certain amount of military | as to what will happen. Kneisel. or RE OR training compulsory and thus build up a great reserve Among the final lines of the editorial w . : | Com Studied Under , : e find this > reat: . [2 His principal instructor was pes ¢ ) a “by Max Zach. | : half day or all day. has not the will to peace. and Glendy Arnold, which did protect the cit?’s inter. * He has appeared here It would be a good law for the Board oe ests, were discarded and thrown in the scrap heap 43 : - as soloist at one of the eae ef Aldermen to pass. I buy my gas reg- and the present ordinance, itten in secre ; ae - regular pairs of concerts, and was ularly, and fill up my tank. I can do this THE CATHEDRAL DEMONSTRATION. under the direction of Henry ies ott dent * = . ae pactive in chamber music recitals. ogy eT de ee I sey fg The religious procession planned for the night of | permina) Rail tation enn sities 7 ee Th e M | R R ey ‘He has given recitals in New vac mileage on Sundays—to le e , road Assoc , : { » 3 : June 29, following the dedication of the St. Louis|prought to the front. Even this action was lactase JUST A MIN U Written for the Post-Dispatch ian filling station men have a holiday. I want a my Sundays off: they are entitled to it, Cathedral, will be certain to attract & great gathering. | until the Post-Dispatch demanded that the secret or- eee PUBLIC OP i ¥. too, after the hours they put in all week. This is the reason for taking outside the cathedral dinance be given the light of publicity j This Be Peopie that buy gas on the East Side | walls an exercise of devotion which ordinarily would sissies Sec SSS SSS SSS ——— ——— without yr 0 designed té' at cing Sat aniahees aurviee tn Tae Setheriien THE OFFICIAL DOPE. THE STORM Sir: In his latest. effort to “‘t ca {ss publicists newspapers | - : . . : 8 est. effo o “‘tormen e ; - tion, where they come for advice _and of the diocese have wisely recognized that not only| rere is the official dope on that Pennsylvania pri.| On moment we looked into a editor,” Abou Ben Adhem makes some very cals on the questions of the day, | free air. - Our filling stations are open many | large, will wish to see this procession, in which sev- ager, Mr. Mackey: hours between Monday morning and Sat-/ eral members of the College of Cardinals will Partici- : urday night, and time can be found by pate. ee wr Fn bin sa he ARS il Aid Manip 2 yi meen ts px Rh tats eps s the host of Catholics in St. Louis, but the public at mary, as breezily served by Mr. Vare's campaign man- Clear expanse of powder blue. inane comparisons. Eating meat on Fri- A NEW ERA FOR WESTERN] Probably no greater enjoyment Everything waa lovély. Life seemed day has so little in common with the drink | op R a @g | Sweet with its long een reflection question that the less said about it the bet- ARLES MOREAU HARGER: is being had out of the perform- Pepper had the news th dinoags ™ American Review of Revi or ‘ . Soldier” ppe papers, the banks, the high-| Then, suddenly, some giant with ter. F YOU 4 Cws 505 ance of “The Chocolate all tn this period to take care of the ma- ne ‘ehew of thi Seta tus e brows, the bootleggers, the porch climbers and the| Great Caesarian thumb blotted out the Let us try and come a little nearer the | ror 6: See ere the. Z ‘this week at the Municipal The- Mhine for a Sunday spin. ew 0 s great public interest, forecast by | .ocial climbers. Sunlight. mark and consider the pistol-carrying River from its source to ‘kanes Fater, Forest Park, than that of “AN AUTOMOBILE OWNER.” | the New York demonstrations of the past few days! pinchot had the earnest and liberal The calm sky frowned; enormous willows | habit. It is not as popular as the drink | Westward, taking in Oklahoma as set ; who, at ages and the plans for the Chicago gathering next week ral support of him- with habit, yet they have m4&ny things in com- | “#Ue northward along the Reeiieg § eight St. Loulsans ' P 50 6a 5 ’| self, his wife and eve ber . -d 7 ° ' ne. ail ‘ranging from 53 to 77, made their Down on the Fiappers. it Would seem that the route planned. two blocks in , ry mem of his family. Pavan-like bowings lashed terrifically. mon: There {is nothing immoral in carry- | #W&y to include Montana, jou Wi es hs ey Zo the Editor of the Post-Dispatch. eal Ames etaeeust a Leal F ot tn th Vare got the votes. The wind then ushered in the rain ing a gun, no more than there is in taking outlined approximately the ¢ Titory Stage debut In the Straus Ment AY I say just a word in resppnse to : and does not wear a mask. eee Mis EMME Bie ute nee ertmincs predict it here and now, while the predicting is “ned é grounds of moral tubitude. him from becoming too obnoxious. for business, leading to offering Bl _ cast. When they finish with t : | criminologist Booth Tarkington says the skirt will dis- Go to it, you wets. Invite in this boister- terest rates for long-time deposits ; Work in the performanes, they a We love her for herself, her charm oes | 2 and gracious manner is more admirable remaped to blamé for oe # public thought that appear completely in 50 years. Not an im- ous brawler once more if you must: open sound banking warrants. * *® “$a p taken for a bus ride through For than any flapper’s makeup. all criminals must be sick. The public reaction And here comes Secretary Mellon telling us that possibility what with magicians now being wide your arms to welcome him if you wish for profits led to chance-taking tial E est Park and then are returned 1 MR. 1926. was a “misdirected soft-heartedness, a weakening of $10 a day for watchers is a fair wage. No wonder employed as clothes designers. and try to hide his corruption under the seen th se oy disastrous. The img “Ovi ‘ the city institution. pa a respect for the courts. and the police powers” and | the sturdy yeomanry of the Keystone State call that Commander Byrd will next essay a flight cloak of respectability) if you can. But of te Prodycing country Be 4 ey maecus ae . to liquidate much of the paper cart 7 BIRTHDAY PARTY SATURDAY Already made. a bige-h to the South Pole. That’s one chap who is when thoughts of the Eighteenth - there arose an “absurd overindulgence and coddling | Dig-hearted old scout Uncle Andy. working himself from the top be the bottom. | ™ent cause your gorge to rise “hen ‘rom five years ago: some notes Bi Correction To the Wiiter of the Post-Dispatch. . of pris oy ; e+e " SS OUR newspaper has stood so consist- prisoners.” It is Dr. Louis EB. Bisch who presents There's no use crying over spilt milk, but often see red. do not fail to place the blame malsaennee wee ah ge a : BY LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTER e rural comma c- —— ae a :_ of Ag | See * ~ Se ache Gantt ee al tion ae tee wr . a eer ee Wt RU AARNE IIE SA AA INS ile rar ane nut ice ey et +” est RES sta oi" bee SI oO * : Re ee 5) ay Fier TR ea LT Me edie Pipi octet sits ‘ Rapetipes aia rar. a a . = ye : wh Pactn® ns biatns : 52 ; pene: : 2 ee High ve ~ et ike rans btn Datcad © oP E fi 7 aes BL) 2 Ap RE 9 RMT pte OE * Tes p> Saeed : . r pan A Ye pees Scety: ee PY Me od oe Cees fe Wie . ‘ feed ee at se sthyey Res “ bas - - ¥ <7, 4 ee, a oa ee me wnt ep + aN & pe en en Te ae ag ne ‘ Copnentinsfiiaieny Se, a ae ee ee an ar im cet acess oie neste ee con ae petted ene Rohig ne OE | 7 Sper ERI OR NR NTRS ltt At NR OT A OO ARAN Ne a Lb enleaibracet® nS pee ’ heer . meek va kt = OM Oe pa ogy fe ms ” 77 ei¢ * : nk, oie ba ee Aish getty he j Pie Aen CS ange = ola i AipiteeigibI eS ; ee ae ws cca ut Mate 2 ~~ dae A OE P ’ ‘ reat Sum : “ & Ane Be Ae, lhe a ae BS ROLE SIP TRS ELD 8 BE AR HI a NR te REN RS YB . ‘ meni c are thy Nope 5 ny es UR cali dee @ eugmese Geel thet T om his views on the subject in the last Saturday Evening WOT A LIFE! it’s different with pre-war whisky. where it really belongs—upon the head of being brought back t j ac Oo normai. gure you will give epace to my reply to a Post under the title “The Inside of the Criminal Attention, 100-per-cent Americans! Here's another The proper place for lame duck Pepper am es tag aap and outlaw, old John, | er is determined to restrain his @ Seit. Oo. s. . oe letter recen lish - | Mind.” , torial saw aged econe poem a ol The ester frankiy af thing wiHich will produce in you that emotion known | YOU! D¢ some kind of a post in Chill. “gr from hazardous borrowing and, - at as ae ettnestes tn Manourt. e or frankly admits that when he began his/as the hebee-jeebees. The Fascists have begun to ' If nt we a general strike would take place Ephraim Walker Jones, colored, had, by experience, to pursue a course of sum | A League. of Women Voter nt hots the eaatnubited rlatt te think studies of the criminal mind, in the “laboratory” of | undermine American institutions. Dr. Charles Fama mn China, where évery third man in the due process of law. been hanged in Flor- Servatism. With this basis. bank d Birthaay party, to which wome se cas Dee ie Meee eahentultement the New York Police Department, he “felt the crim-| of New York has been erie int " army is one, that céuntry could probably ida. His funeral was being preached = ests of the rural states are enterl ' Who "a : . La eget a. lite te Cake a iaik cheat Mamie: Week Be hls somewhere * * © and | teal pe & into the doings of| enjoy a few moments of quiet. Kentucky pastor who had keown E on 4 | new and sounder financial era. F. line lave reached the age of 1 i 7k cae gant 0 lchoels net be told etrict! ap ee ne ians in America, and he finds what he thinks is The administration is plainly intimating since childhood. —— . — < raG * the last registration in § equare deal may be given to all parties It ts apparent that wind renee for his acts.” | proof that these perfidious dwellers on our soi] have| that the farmer must help himself. But-is “Brethren,” said the preacher, “you all Ween aot fae AIR Sia Louis, have been Invited, will 1 S$ scientist Is still groping;all privately sworn allegiance to Mussolini. H | there anything ieft? have : e Philadelphia Ledger. © » give 2 , é has ; she come to pay your last respects to the NE i o=’"en at 3:86 ‘clock Saturds of the most valuable by-Br ' ms : 7 a rneon at the home of Mr concerned. This letter says “It is an un- controverted fact that a majority of the hd gr solution of the problem. He has progressed | taken his fears to the House Immigration and Nat- The new Courthouse is to be 21 stories it et ge Jones. This brother was the | sesquicentennial is the ¢€ isso only so far as to recomme i high. H re red and born in 8 + Geor, a ee woman erm pi sig ~_ - reg mes oe 4 igang of prison sears Committee, whose chairman is giving them anne of et etc grr apg mre to manhood: he oor pre licsr yre = srew iment announced here by Secretary’ gg Levis, 4457 McPherson @ _ que in the @tate’s history.” The author | orisoners fhe song a A lets for wealthy | “serious consideration” with a view to a law refusing | pensed therein, the money for it had better see; then Alabama; then Georgia, and lant of an airplane between this city am E the ie ae ine See uious shortening of sentences | American citizenship to these persons. So all 100-per-| be diverted to something else. to Florida, where he met, wed and killed | S10 With three powerful plaaem *et-Out-the-Vote , Committ must be poorly informed. Othefwise he ie pak Seteetes + : o St the would know that in 1920 this State votea rg eee e favors any restriction “out-| centers when they charily look under the bed each THEODORE TRILSEY. his wife. This is the crime he has just carry a dozen passengers, and - i ea the question as to whether it should side of cruelty” which will make the criminal feel | night to see if any e@missaries of the Soviet ha : “g ¥ paid for. Brethren and sisters, this de- ee pr ve ceased brother is now in hell, and the only | C0veT#ment co-operates by gustain the State-wide enforcement act, | “he is being punished” and “not temporarily incon-| slipped in should also keep their eye peeled for these Sir: Pennsylvania is progressive. A few consolation I can offer the sorrowing rela i th RR tara SME kam POS Ay as hey on AR IRN EEA BODIES AAO BR! AN i: WER RR ASE ens passed by the Legisiature in 1919. Mis- " | Use Yot its flying fields at both. ten Se ited tn Guvee ef cutabaind this venienced. | : Mussolini-loving Fascists. Dear, dear! Life in the oan @ ago it paid $25,000,000 for a $5,0¢0,- tives is that he went there gradually.” the etary observes, this is ams faw by more than 60,000 majority. In The statement is made that “the cost of crime! United States with all these secretive and dangerous ) Btatehouse. Now it pays $2,000,000 for es experiment. It points the way @ at the last direct referen- |!@ all its phases is $10,000,000,000 a year, and the! foreigners is certainly becom! a scent Senator. It is no petty Western MORE GOLF. the fulfillment of compre .: y ming desperate. State. It buys what it wants BILL. : paring und ww dum held on this subject, the State voted | worst of it is that the cost of crime and the number a ooo - : I sing the northwind * ga so A we Government a Tt is not a question as to whether | of criminals are both steadily mounting ” Eger ine ie: oe That whistles ‘round you S © larger cities by Sm y mounting.” Both will; One chap who tossed a $5000 white chip into that Sir: We notice in the cast for “A Mi4- As you follow a long, straight drive. the broad expanse of our doubtless continue to mount as long as administration | Pennsylvania jackpot says it was the biggest con-| *Ummer Night's Dream” that the role of For the southwind whispers, ‘samme ss a eee a= - through the air, we . of criminal justice continues to be the farce it now is.| tribution he ever made to a campaign fuad. His Demetrius is being played by Jack Daniels. need of such traffic mel ; routes ... Swift, certain and just punishment for the convictea | name is Mackrell—the poor fish. gal memeteve- aman western Europe now leading us * 4, * . *

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et — ay . ee ee S a a o —— fe be RROR o OPINIO ET s designed to reproduce | latest comment by , newspapers and ve ions of the day. OR WESTERN BANKS. | EAU HARGER in -w of Reviews for June. line down the Mississippi source to Arkansas, cut in Oklahoma, and con- = long the Rockies, bending 3 g rs f & 3 Eb [#IPERA ENSEMBLE RECRUITS sf FROM THE CITY INFIRMARY 6: epee a ee Given Most Important > Post of Kind in U. S. se most important post of the ‘in America, that of concert- me of the Philadelphia Sym- ~ Orchestra, has been con- a@ upon Michel Gusikoff, who ened in April as concertmaster She St. Louis Symphony Orches-, f@ position he had occupied for SS Philadelphia Symphony Or- Sieeo which is to give a concert ewmaxt I’ebruary, is regarded as “igading symphonic orchestra Mhe country, and its director, “anid Stokowski, ranks among most conductors of the “was stated when Gusikoff re- ma that he asked for increased Rand an extended contract, wh the Symphony Society de- sA to meet. Two weeks later Med an audition before Mr. Wawski, and was engaged on the “™ The announcement was Me yesterday in Philadelphia. aikoff succeeds Thaddeus Rich, i vecently resigned after 20 aes as concertmaster and seven as assistant director of the hony Orchestra. | Differences With Ganz. Be h Director Ganz and Gusi- w stated that there had been temperamental differences sen them, but denied that the eement was of importance. as artists will,” said Gusikoff, “ee sometimes disagreed on minor Matters. | Gusikoff was born in New York ! May 15, 1894, of a musical fam- ae One of his ancestors, Mi- ‘echacl Joseph Gusikoff, figures ‘Bin musical reference Pooks as the Pinventor of an instrument which was a forerunner of the xylophone. he concertmaster’s brother, Benj- Bemin Gusikoff, and his cousin, Jsa- Baore Gusikoff, are members of the @Philadelphia Orchestra, and his ore Mather was his first teacher on the | violin. Studied Under Kneisel. * His principal instructor was the ‘Mate Franz Kneisel, founder of the -Kneisel Quartet. After service as ‘ econcertmaster of the Russian Sym- @ phony Orchestra, Gusikoff was ‘chosen as concertmaster of the St. PLouis Symphony Orchestra in 1917 by Max Zach. ° @ # He has appeared here annually @ as soloist at one of:the orchestra’s » regular pairs of concerts, and was active in chamber music recitals. me has given recitals in New York and Chicago. : i Right Elderly Members of “Choco- late Soldier’? Cast Given Free 4 Bus Rides Daily. ™ Probably no greater enjoyment being had out of the perform- ance of “The Chocolate Soldier” mis week at the Municipal The- F ater, Forest Park, than that of freight St. Louisans; who, at ages Montana, you will havem “sing from 53 to 77, made their ately the territory where starting a country bat blic’s most popular undef. est corners of the towns 1gs in the villages, abou ns of the hamlets, the juite so numerous.as “fille ; un the drug stores a clos Mage Director Charles Sinclair de- commonwealths of tha ‘re 11,030 of the 30,18 ‘ompanies of the Unite We have heard much > ibles because its chié rushed from field to elé , but requires months ¢ » it can be sold advah- form of fat livestock. 1@ condition affects Mis- of these states had m ans, and no such resili+ Sina wheat section with 1 of credit following & ¢ institutions have largé¢ t of the interior’s ban ‘ew more failures pre t mostly they will be tha vhose communities have Strides toward rene * If Legislatures, & le, strengthen the situa dequate capital, the 6 rmly established. The 6d much of the rivalry: & to offering higher ine” ng-time deposits that ‘Trants. © © .8 Desire nance-taking that in the” us. The improved cons cing country has served” f the paper carried over > Some notes have be@i ks, gradually the f! ¢ rural communities # to normal. Every bank restrain his custome! ‘rowing and, taught ® a course of strict cc is basis, banking intet ates are entering on &) manclal era. Re ‘IAL AIR SERVICE. — hia Ledger. a valuable by-products 0 inial is the establisi= re by Secretary Hoove® en this city and Wash« owerful planes, each t@ ngers, and designed © hour and a half. ar rates by granting ‘* ids at both. termin!. es, this is an impo ts the way 4d We: mprehensive plane now vernment auspices * ‘ities by airways. We of our mainiand pect of linking air, we have a we? 4 istage debut in the Straus light Popera. In order to have the proper at- mosphere for the opening of the mecond act, when the victorious ‘Bulgarian troops, return home, tided to augment the regular Mu- Mcipal Opera ensemble with, a mumber of children and a group ef elderly folks who were to im- versonate Bulgarian peasants. It as an easy (children, since any number of pihem had been used in previous Municipal Opera productions, but ® matter of enlisting services of ‘the elders was a problem for a filme. Finally Sinclair went to the » City I "Were called for. More than 100 applied for the eight places. ene Selected, and their ages, ooh Carl Schmidt, 71; Car! Spier- ae’ 74; Louis Miller, 69; Emil = il; Amelia Hahn, 53; Pauline =@is, 55; Martha Schmiat 77 Anna Berry, 63. " aokesd aameyg Ment bus is sent og! evening to convey them to cipal Theater. They lose @ ime in donning their costumes then mingle with vet When they finish with the eb in the performance, they are 4 n for a bus ride through For- - Park and then are returned to pe city institution A Park Depart- BIRTHDAY PARTY SATURDAY LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS Who Have Become of Age Tast Registration Are Invited. Women Voters’ ' party, to which women * reached fhe age of 21 last registration {in St. been invited, will be 3:30 o'clock Saturday T800n at the home of Mrs. . 4457 McPherson av- Mrs. Levis is chairman of Get-Out-the-Vote Committee the League. 8 Darty is a feature of the een *s campaign to interest : *n in the duties of citizenship, : to induce them to register 24 to enable them to vote at eremary election, Aug. 3. The Ations are not limited to mem- _ Of the League, but all women © have just become of age are ted. Mrs. George Gellhorn will There will be a huge birth- cake. The hostesses will be te —= ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ SOCIAL ACTIVITIES of 4931 Lindell boulevard, and their son, John G. Jr., will depart tomorrow for their, summer cottage in the woods 18 miles from Hot Springs, Ark., to be gone a month. Mrs. Lonsdale’s son, Allan Battle, has a fruit ranch near there and will be with them. Their daugh- ter, Miss Aileen Lonsdale, has gone to Atlanta, Ga., and Asheville, N. C., to visit relatives for part of the summer. The Lonsdale family is at present at “Cherry Fill,” their vountry home near Sappington, Mo. me Mr. and Mrs. J. Harry Scullin of 5218 South Broadway are planning the remainder of the summer. Their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Prenatt Green of 9 Wydown terrace, and their small son, will go to Hot Springs, Va., about the same time. Mrs. William R. Compton of 18 Kingsbury place has as her guests her sisters, Mrs. Luella Hill and Miss Sue Parker of Bellefontaine, O., who are being much feted dur- ing their stay. Tuesday Mrs. Hen- ry Pflager gave a luncheon for tnem at her new country home on the Meramec River and Mr. and Mrs. William H. Danforth of 17 Kingsbury place gave a party for them at the Garden Theater. Oth- er hostesses during the past week have been Mrs. William E. Clag- gett of Lindell boulevard and Mrs. Joseph 8S. Calfee of Kingsbury place. Mr. and Mrs. Compton and their family will depart in July for their summer home in Harbor Point, Mich. Miss Marie Flaven of Washing- ton, D. C., will arrive in St. Louis, July 15, to visit Miss Julia Evans, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gwynne Evans of 10 Hortense place. A number of informal parties will_be given for her. = Mr. and Mrs. Otto L. Mersman of Hotel Chase are visiting their daughter, Mr. George Seaverns of Lake Forest, Ill. Later they will visit their son, Scudder Mersman, at Tahiti, Society Islands. Mrs. Eugene Long Crutcher of 5603 Clemens avenue will be host- ess at a bridge lunéheon tomorrow for 16 guests of honor of Mrs. Richard Hafner and her guest, Miss Jean Jacobson of Montana and Miss Amelia Ruxcon of Springfield, Mo., who will arrive tomorrow to be Mrs. Crutcher’s guest. | Mrs. Hafner was Miss Frances Wilson of Montana before her marriage a year azo. She will accompany Miss Jacobson home at the termination of her visit in 10 days. Mr. Hafner’s mother, Mrs. H. F. Hafner of 24 Windermere place, will give a similar affair Monday for Miss Jacobson. Miss Ruxcon visited here last year, and has been much enter- tained. She will remain until Sun- day before going East for the sum- mer. Miss Elinor .Butler, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Butler Jr. of 18 Parkland place, has chosen June 26 asthe date of her wedding to H. Langley Page of Webster Groves. The ceremony will take placein the Church of the Ascension at 9:30 o'clock in the morning, the Rev. Dr. John §. Bunting officiating. The bride will be attended by Mrs. E. M. Kerckhoff as matron of honor, and Mrs, J. P. Waddock, sis- ter of the bridegroom. Robert Bell of St. Joseph, Mo., will be best man, and the groomsmen will include R. and Mrs. John G. Lonsdale | a trip to Atlantic City Aug. 15 for. VISITING IN THE’EAST. -—RKandoeler Photo. * MISS ELAZABETH ALLEN. ISS ALLEN, daughter of Mr. M and Mrs. Gerard B. Allen of 4632 Maryland avenue, is vis- iting her grandmother, Mrs. George Il. Allen of 26 Westmore- land place, at her summer home in Rye ‘Beach, N. H. Miss Allen will make her debut next winter. dock. Several pre-wedding parties have been given for Miss Butler. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Whitelaw Fischer of 5468 Enright avenue have taken a cottage in Southern California for the summer. Mrs. Fischer and her smal] daughter, Mary Jane, will depart July 1 and Mr. Fischer will join them for a month, They will return the middle of September. Mr. and Mrs. George Wolf of Denver have come to St. Louis to make their home and have taken for the summer the apartment in the Kingsbury Court of Mr. and Mrs. John Gelatly, who with their young son will spend the summer in the North. Mr. and Mrs. Woif are the parents of Mrs. Ira Fischer Jr.,.of 18 North Taylor avenue. Mrs. Gelatly was Miss Esther Dyer of Chicago. Mrs. John Bull of 5708 Julian avenue and her family have gone North to take possession of ‘‘Bald- pate Inn,” a cottage they have leased for the summer at Highland Park, Grand Haven, Mich. Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Wertheimer of the Embassy apartments will sail June 24 on the Caronia from New York for London to be gone five months. They will visit in Vienna, Paris, ‘Switzerland, and will spend a month in Rome in the autumn. Alfred Partridge Hebard at., 2 4934 Pershing avenue, will sail from New York today to be the PRIEST SUES GEORGE M. COHAN, ALLEGES PLAGIARISM OF PLAY Father Frank M. O'Reilly Says Producer Stole Idea of “The O’Brien Girl’? From Him. Special to the Post-Dispatch. NEW YORK, June 17.—The Rev. Father M. O’Reilly of St. Peter’s Catholic Church in Rose- dale, L. I., a chaplain in the Sec- ond Division during the war, took the stand yesterday in his $500,- 000 suit against George M. Cohan, Otto Harbach and Frank Mandell, charging that ‘The O'Brien Girl,” a musical comedy, was plagiarized from the priest’s unproduced Digy, “Buzz Saw.” Cohan produced Girl,” _ Harbach music and Mandell lyrics. Father O'Reilly testified that he wrote “Buzz Saw” while in a hos- pital at Washington’ recovering from the effects of being gassed overseas. He said he submitted his play to Mrs. H, P. Harris, a producer, in January, 1920. She returned it and he sent it to A. E. Bearman, play broker, who sent it back unsold after a year. Then came the Cohan production. The defendants claim their show was based on a story. entitled “Give and Take.” ESTATE OF HENRY AMES - IN EXCESS OF $400,000 An estate of more than $400,000 was left by Henry Ames, 22 years old, who died May 26. He willed his estate to his aunt, Mrs. Leslie Marmaduke, of 5564 Bartmer ave- nue, and her daughter, Miss Mary Marmaduke. The inventory, filed in Probate Court yesterday, lists personalty of $377,874.11 and a half interest in three parcels: of real estate; the half interest being worth $25,000. The personalty consists of $361,- 000 in stocks and bonds; $14,963.16 in cash, and $1910.95 in jewelry. The will and inventory were filed by J. Porter Henry, executor. O’Brien the the “The composed wrote guest for the summer of a college friend who lives at Lima, Peru. —— oe Dr. and Mrs. EB. Combie Smith of 6415 Enright avenue, have sent out invitations for the marriage of their daughter, Miss Kathryn Ann and Hugh Rosaaen, Saturday, June 26, at 8 o’clock, in the Maple Ave- nue Methodist Church. Mra. Watson S. Mason of 4953 Parkview place, and her daughter. Edith, a@eparted this week for their summer home at Nantucket, Mass. They will be joined in August by Mrs. Watson’s son, Arnold, a stu- dent at Yale, who ia now attend- ing the Yale R. O. T. C., at Camp Humphreys, Va. Mr. and Mrs. Roland L. Kahle of Rott road, St. Louis County, are guests at the Ritz-Carlton Hotel in Philadelphia for a few days before going to New York. Mrs. L. D. Fullerton of Ocilla, Ga., is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Boisselier of 1418 Black- stone avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Gratz will be at home this evening in honor of their daughter, Miss Maurine, a member of ‘the June’ graduating class at Soldan High School. ringlet ends. pecia i, 3e",, PARAMOUNT 8 P. M. PARAMOUNT PERMANENT MARCEL WAVES CIRCULINE Long and practical experience has taught us how to give the large loose deep wave with Compare the Permanent Wave with others and jndge for yourself. ruin your hair with cheap mate- her ~~’ inferior work. Inecto Hair Dyeing Will take a Permanent . Wave—$7.50 3187 8S. GRAND BL., at Wyoming METHOD a Don’t Up. BEAUTY SHOP Douglas Zeibizg and Joseph P. Wad- nfirmary, where volunteers /| = to the infirmary |: the opera) : task to obtain the |p e Quali” HOSIERY 821 LOCUST Hosiery Zor Men, Women and Children JUNE HOSIERY SALE One Big Day~Friday Drastic Reductions--All Perfect ti Poadiitdaaat ata iW it ant | 4 f If ‘A Good Opportunity to Test the Unsurpassed Quality of Karges Hosiery { i ‘ All Silk Chiffon White and the new- est colors. F ull fashioned. A Chif- fon you will like. fashioned silk and lisle seseues eo eeres 55e Quality PURE SILK SOX — Lisle tops and soles... 50c 39c 46 Quality a by girls from the Wes) | University League : Children’s Hosiery Women’s Full-Fashioned Pure Silk Hose Our $1.85 Quality " 4 = 1 > y r uaa = ’ Full fashioned. White and attrac- tive colors. Lisle tops and soles. — Women’s $1.25 and $1.45 Full Fashioned Chiffon and pure silk. White, black Reinforced lisle $I 00 tops and s01@8..<<< ee we Y ors. medium lightweight and good col- THURSDAY EVENING, JUNE 17, 1926 DUPONT HEIRESS TO MARRY CLERK Wedding Will Be Third of Rich Girls to Poor Men in That Family. By the Associated Press. WILMINGTON, Del., June 17.— The engagement of Elizabeth Frances Dupont, daughter of Mr. aid Mrs. Philip F. Dupont of Fairmont, Pa., to Richard D. Mor- gan, a clerk in the offices of the Bell Telephone Co. in Philadel- phia, is announced. Mr. Morgan is 21 years old and his fiancee 20. The wedding, the culmination of a childhood friendship, will mark the third union of Dupont heir- esses and comparatively poor men. The former. Alicia Dupont, daughter of Alfred I. Dupont, re- cently entered sult for divorce in Reno, Nev., from her husband, Harold Glendenning, a Rhodes scholar from Dartmouth College, and son of a Norwalk, Conn., mail carrier. Recently Miss Margarette pont, former president of E._ I. Dupont de Nemours & Co., mar- ried Crawford Hallock Greenwalt of Philadelphia, who is a chemical engineer at the company’s plant here. L. Dupont, daughter of Irenee Du-’ TO LET PRODUCERS CHALLENGE TWO MEMBERS OF A PLAY JURY & Rales Revised by New York Citi- zens’ Organization; 400 Names Added to LAst. Special to the Post-Dispaich. NEW YORK, June 17.—A sub- committee to strengthen the citi- zens’ play jury system met yester- day at the Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers. Ignoring the challenge of the producers of “The Bunk of 1926,” who obtained an injunction restraining enforce- ment of a play jury’s decision to close the show, the subcommittee devoted itself principally to adding approximately 400 names to the panel of jurors. “We are preparing for a wide- spread use of the play jury sys- tem,’’ said Owen Davis, playwright, chajrman of the subcommittee. “We want to be able to furnish as many as 10 juries at a time.” Among changes in the system ap- proved by the subcommittee, ac- cording to Davis, were @ more ex- plicit set of instructions to jurors and the provision for a producer to challenge two persons on the jury reviewing his play. Women to Hear Candidates. The -first of a series of candi- dates’ luncheons will be given by the Republican Woman's Club at the American Annex | Saturday noon. Republican candidates for State Superintendent of Instruction will be guests of honor, and all other Republican candidates pres- ent will be introduced and given time to speak. The following Sat- urday David M. Proctor of Kansas City, one of the Republican candi- dates for Senator, will be guest of honor. THE NEW CIRCULINE WHY WE HAVE BECOME &0 pomcarne h er — manen ave at a price unequaled for this quality of work in the city 617 N. Kingshighway. ventas by Appointment. 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_ THURSDAY EVENING, JUNE 17, 1926 ST LOUIS SIR BREA OW ewin Al | DECISION OPENS |had come from the Pepper commit- | r ADVERTISEMENT —_i| . Se OU BRE pues oe enna. Oe ee ee ean wh oe LLAR GLASSES—KEIFFER | “thx Sweetened, and Taste ittee, and $2500 from - Refreshed | BANKS TO PUBLIC iam Rove. oo aucun wack ‘BROADWAY AND FRANKLIN CARB SON. RP > - 9 REE ho was a Pe r worker. Continued from Page 17. — — Sale Friday and Saturday—The Cream _ containing Real Fruit Juices and their Nat- | Neumann Indorsed for Collector. | G a4 Kind. , lId| The Twelfth Ward Regular R:2-/| Pus ea—the | bY the revelations which would. : | : : cdipipeiin l ensue.” publican Club, of which S. D. Flan-| : ‘Gloaning Fi B U cao | ural Fruit ak bon pleas- . Bis Zs!0) PemovEs GREASE Y “We are unable to conceive of agan is president, at a meeting last| These are wonderful Michi- | Frames with most perfect Big | . owledge night at Nitchman’s I, jaay renapa. why general Kn - = ee |Toric Lenses. Similar glasses sold | sem iof the affairs of a defunct Dank gan avenue and Bowen street, in- 1 | discovered in atrial in court/;dorsed the candidacies of Charles | pee = go in dN genase stern > = Deubie Effect 1 ‘ | would injurious!y affect the public|A. Neumann for Collector and Jo-| Tee DY OUF P ‘ cial Pprtcwrtcermnstnecrnenarai seas ner ; _. ; . ‘morals, public health or public|seph Metzler and Mrs. Mathilda) graduate with yee 's — = | safety,” he wrote. “Since no! Tibe for members ef the Republic- in fitting glasses, ‘or tr e| Read today’s Want Columns fer - 3 Sixth and Locust } | reason appears anywhere for de-jan City Committee. | Dollar. Special lenses, extra. | business openings. | ‘ : . ee os Pet ar : Sis: ; my 2 $e o Odi! - * ’ seca sp Dieiieiibtinens ish dan cr sada nibh aa as akc ance ta en en ne os cats 2 en OR a TaN am Be ; 4 si aa pi sett eas cari s ateen # : ciaias al iSeries eg eae rte pene : ; ; ie aa ia: Raita es Hy “ LE oe LP Pies tam) NR. priving the courts of the power to) = | : 4 , : ORU u GCo. ‘ Co. | prodice evidence neccssa'y 10S yu a eee | Hosiery Value Wit | | lature in that nd sta see ai | " | "§. W. Cor. Seventh and Washington | || desired evidence, went beyond its] MANY THRIFTY HOMEMAKERS HAVE CHOSEN IN THIS S. W. Corner Grand and Olive Me Seo neta. tne act was une ‘|constitutional because by specific | . | HH | exemption it permitted eee Fi- | | powr roncer rarmmms par |= c 2-1 OALE of Three Bedroom Grou JUNE 20TH iy Milsg the, Feters! Reserve ves | Bring him a box of Wolff-Wilson’s Cigars, then Ecctcs comptroter ot the Cur Embodying Groups of Suites at $145, $265 and $345 States Comptroller of you are sure to get the kind father likes. irency and hank clearing house as- é Hi sociations in Missouri, but denied oe HE outstanding values of the year are offered in these 3 groups # tNat information to others, either Daylight : a ° ; of fine Bedroom Suites—one of which is shown below. Kitchen Lights : on personal request or by court troducing a New Brand bam MILA ARS Holds 3 Be sure to see these’ values Friday and Saturday and arrange to A CIG ee ee eee ee | $2.75 select immediately for comparison will show them to be without Holds There Was Discrimination. = crimination between creditors or - “ : A choice blend of fine Tobaceos, bound to please the most H debtors having business relations | 7 7 Value, equal anyw hére. ; fastidious smoker—2 sizes at cut prices— # with a bank in the hands of the ) a: “ae the : 10c Rothschild’s, 3 for 25c; box of 50 $3.95 Commissioner and was contrary to QS ae NN Union If you care to, you may buy one on our Easy Budget 2 for 25c Perfecto Grande, 10c.straight; box of Sn si.) wert Protection clause o ths _ a Plan—it doesn't cost a cent more on this plan. ~ emer i ee ale ei ee ee Ee ee ; : eae din One ere + Pigg teed ~~ Set Se ling toto “~ it ohh ord _— es ate) 1 eee atl ete eo . er ~— - . Federal constitution as well as - fm any corporation or individual spe- SPECIAL SALE OF cial or exclusive rights, privileges | S: : | $ | AY or immunity. | WOLFF-WILSON’S FACTORY SMOKERS mw: Referring to another contention | z : w that the law conflicted with a! = . Bye THE UTMOST IN QUALITY. 7 state constitutional provision guar- | A SNOWY white finished Lamp a Sn PORCELAIN-TOP white enam- a: mM anteeing the courts shall be open ** ——practical for kitchens—will + ik ue, | ~ at 2 — el Kitches Table, with center § | Ba . . , — — ? ss rh: k a ur or hy 1 . hr ; f : ak . e o ; ms Friday & for | Box of 25, $1.68 B to every person. Judge White seats ha so be “4 _ Pigg ance | a ae , “RY Royal ST drawer, and well made. ‘Slight: ea | pecia : , Saturday oc Box of 50, $3.25 said: “The provision of the act at $1.49. min ih | fi =. | seconds. gee which prevents the court in a HORT) if mY te fr 4 ee | $1.00 Cash eo | E C ] | civil case frcm procuring evidence a eee ; FF. ay aly | ‘ x —— 4 Pe i rm very O 01 . od ; ~t + rig - . - iy % te ‘ . - as pe i i ; > Don Julian, the Aristocrat of Tampa fin the conduct of the trial is an oa“ — 3 : 3 | : ie ee ee Sizes 34 to 56 unwarranted interference with the . ad a - . ' i i - aerial : a ee ee Smart Bathing Suits of .the parte functions of the court.” pte : od a - => , = if if “Th ae >. eee oe wool. Very durable and these uch 2 statut ould | : = ; & if : eee ESC made. Every swimmer shou He declared such a statute would ~~ : ¥, = a ; ; +f 2 — * at © ; wee . : ) . PRPARAP RAFAH 3 for 50c Perfecto Grande Size wee’ vir PRAMAPAART AAO ARRAS _-~ Havana Filler, Java Wrapped determination of a case, and held r Cit 3 . . o- ‘fs it was “an unconstitutiona! €Ti:- 1% —_— | ‘¢ o EE op ——— Radi C binet. = ae : Manufecturers Extra Special, 10e each; box of 25, $2.48 if 5m | Hi 3 10 Ua “= | Established 1891 croachment upon the proper func- a tions of the court.” 3 Z : | : LM RY 4 Ad | he ¥ Wy = a 1018 Olive Street * iieiaailn All Judges concurred in th in- R f ‘ = Mii or iT . : JOHN RUSKIN Chas. Denby, La Resta, Tung- # . “nigh or gal at e rigeratol {Os SI 1 | eft | | $30 Value, at 2 | 1% ion by the Union NEW CURRENCY a ee aoe. HE TISBURG “WIDE >. 7 | Om ’ bi i ‘ ' i ~ : ; - —— tf ij ; j : for. . oo. eeees RICH. MANSFIELD — & Moser, Hauptmann Hand- an $27 Value, 95 ine? aa § Ty Pee ; = | GARCIA BABIES | made, Havana Ribbon, Turk- oa ‘a ae HE : sed on $ ; ee = ) | i i H 7 _, = 3 Oe Mee OE ration il Wh. equipment, well made @ ‘ : 6 for 2 5C€ | Continued from Page 17. “( TBSON” make side-icer Re- | \ Vt TY ; ) ~ ) Huguenot walnut finish. * ? Specie, OC Box of 50. $2.00 | em frigerator, made of solid Chancellor, E] Producto, La Palina. Mercantile, § as PaAPAR DY LELULL TEL 4 f _- te : - * ‘ re om _ es ~~ - . wer ~ ad eg — = mse . a nn ee oo = . _— me me . ‘ a eet, o« * * ‘ PPS Srna ON ea CH I: eS. TRS Ate + oreo 2 cal i. 9 om wry te tS i. Pak RN ee a Tent : . ae “ em xa Mp apne ties: 988 eo et Lea os f. ne Ney © TE SEIN ore OF eh ed: begs Ne Poe Pig TT Ih be ie * Te ee oe err CPE ah SN AS Sy Si cegpe ai: 2 Pree eee oy ag eso - * os ee | “ op - st RRR RE IA I Ne A Pa EE te baad yt ee ots anges aes , 13 F 4 Pe ke ee te ew ky BT itin ‘ Span iuinis pepsit. NA a> hoya! CT ee Tater i : 7 ee a ee ee . eee os a — Dee aT a SS ou cet me ee ee ‘ak is ar ‘ . ts — P . ~ P . “ F — _ . " " . soe ie ' ~~ oa os — =e . ” y ‘ 5 i ‘ iat . as a cet ° 2 . _ rae ee ee eT) ee ie . matt , . aa " Sa bale ern an > itis ed en a —_—— rege x 4 Y ae hina ee ¥ t , . » . iz Se SEAS on Ob $Me cams a. : ON te Bey : We tage re oe " m " z ‘ ~~ . a > ' * - Sas. “ , _— B w 3 err s, ¥ > se Fe or g e 4 ° ‘ y as a. : ~ ane * ; the tap al ynk inv seat 8 cert en Paaete tate Fla aa Te ae eee oe ak 5 ba ' eg 5 ° . = ” . a e ? ’ ? " s a . ad ne fis sa ee - A ee ee en ee Saw EET AT ig ete ieee POP RTT sf, sa F ‘ Se ee i Siete J ! - a, by _ TUT LLL ELE” ARAP | ETT TL \ Representative Vare had etfeces $1.00 Cash pim $150,000 to withdraw from the ‘race. The Vare-Beidleman candi- . : ai session were W. Heber Dithrich, == ; ’ 10¢ straight Sizes cut to 3 for ZSe ; box of 00 _chairman of the Pepper-Fisher OT a — , ° Ss . A P + d . - é 2 for 25c sizes cut to 10¢e straight: box of 50 legheny County Committee, and =: $225 and $275 Four-Piece uttes re rritcead itn the -? l5e straight sizes eut to 1Z2e: box of 50... ‘State Senator John J. Flynn (Dem.) . g op mcocamplimatt Group Shown Above at $145 a | | = _tective and the losing candidate for 6ak and with white enameled | Representative Vare’s seat in Con- food chambers. a two-quart | gress, of a story appearing in the water cooler and four refrigera- Preferencia, Admiration, Henry the Fourth, Dutch Masters, El Roi Tan, Don Julian, Harves- ap enema age Bema gs : rder of Deeds in Philadelphia. fer, Biuriel, La Fendrich, El Principal, Robt. @) won vy an overwheiming majority 3 for 50e sizes cut to 14¢c; box of 50 ae Seales tl h H r $45,000 in One District. |i lothnes Hamper ee O'Connor, the defeated congres- [ASSIVE four-piece Suites made of fine cabinet woods and in walnut and H Wolff-Wilson’s Handmade ‘sional candidate in Representative $2 Value, OO | 4\ Vare’s home district, testified that | at the ° RRR AAPARAPA RE RRR ARAAMDAAA BA : Ww s. Al? pieces are handsomely decorated and ex- That Obi tie Good be Ginat. Huguenot walnut finishe Al’ pieces are so Special! Special, 6 for 25e 10 for 45c Can of 25, 98e Box of 100, $4.25 Philadelphia Public Ledger tha tor dishes included. Emmet, Lampert, Garcia Grande. Sl The éther witnesses at the night ‘he had not spent any of his own | ee pertly eonstructed. Ful?. s1Z7e how- end bed, chifforobe or man . robe, full /money in the campaign, but that! length triple-mirror vanities and large size dresser are included at the amaz- - a 2 [> Goat teenie the Pepper-Fisher people had sup- io empers, durably wov- ingly low price of $145.00. Buy one on our Easy Budget Plan. PANTY Tabourettes 2am ) 'plied $45,675 for him and the rest ~ en, of heavy willow and with 3 i in walnut and in the Qu BEAUTIFUL, NEARLY NEW. @-NOTE of the ticket. He said that $206,000 lid. : i re le. 3 = 3 $10 Cash Delivers One—Balance in Easy Payments i ts d Pl a yer-Pian tied ae say Sai Re on f " Yh ag Olena pant «> Rte Fgh nee te neha gf ox Pgs * ee ee . . : TS ph SN A Pec i es aD Soe Phre a. RCS. NS Sea ba So Cokes te 1 RL spa — kes SMOKING TOBACCO AT CUT PRICES ates tn nt ate an mte H UQUNe playing Five-Piece Venetian Breakfast Suite - al 1) Specials “NesterL SAAPAAL ARR AAA RRO PAS OSEAN baie 5 ty HS ve Omg gia 4 2 16-oz. SERENE MIXTURE CUT TO $1.15. OUR OPTICAL DEPT. : : BRUNSWICK | Choice of Frosted Tan, Stee! Gray or Antique Finish | | | , ‘ez 5 A): . , - | Home a the Fa mous RECORDS 0 Valea | a // | Starck Piano fad the Union for =— | q L ~ ye Player-Pianos, $400 to i | ; and His Orchestra. _ Shaving and Drug Specials {| *~* re re $4.00 Cash—Balance in Easy Payments ie : = | 2-500. for Friday A] No Foote! (Prom Ziestcld's Patm | BRB Advantages to You in Buying a] | Beach Nights) | S . ; : Nick L ‘ . . . ‘es 50c Williams Shaving Cream .............. 4 7 ho “Bilt-Rite” Steel Gray oe renee aint! = jJtar ck P 1ano; $1.25 Pinaud’s Lilac Vegetal............... a er s : ; pe Fe = ] * Xo wt meters = Gillette Blades ....................... 39¢, T5e f] | Fes, Ses wna Vee coerts™ Enamel Gas Ranges “1 a : teed siany a ’ 4 Rah-Rah-Rah, Fox Trot A ei = ss superior sealer. CN ET eee a | Six Jumping Jacks. Their Novelty N Z =e a ek oe . ’ #f Dance Music Has Swept the = nal Val ) = | ae ; material by expert 50c Durham Duplex Blades 3 Country ee $210 ViteS Ad = aS 4 | wills gee eee eee - 75 Cents Each wae fi (i _ 7 at the ° hae isi a a se » vee teal eave : 3 Yeu ns sen for Mem ............... Be Bi OAD YE Missourl .ie 57 tii Ad } wipes qo Here: Sige es ©, Baia i. fai i+ Bere iy e + ; ; i ' ' na 'ee 7 i ORES 0 Reading 9S Moen OE Satin) state eatin rang? eae Ses tae eR sp suthpatstaitiney* Soto te a. Aye Oe: LOLA A AR AEROS Mille PE MOE AREER AE args aan + gnats oben ethene Sage es ite ee late ft » . ql Tet Mle he ie al fine melecar ahs ; 2 ae a> Merk i 4m a once = sien 7 SUM ps bated) = ben igh Ce ee ee oF ae 2 Union for. ee re Ts ee oo a ee Loe RCS AR AE RC pe 8 eR cy Ri mc inten Ate BIEN Bay 2 sa Fite Ve Ba ty & ee “ee KP vetipaphs ARAB, tl heats rad wd eeientiaettieneiendiaeee ere Ree ° ae = "2 - sz Ranges, constructed of os 7 ™ per-| Streng Red Rebbder, ; : : a —— “4 ments | $1.25 Bath Spray Sy i dena ow de 6 6 0 2 F 1004 OLIVE | BES. east jron and steel-gray en- : as Y ‘4 oatys Rexall Shaving Lotion ...............35¢, 60c H _apvanrisrmext Range has a large 18-inch Hi-Back Rocker Rexall Skeeter Skoot “-7*,No* 0... wey pak beeller Gnd fue - Rexall Gypsy Cream Ni"roues Ivy -------... 400 : | FRECKLES | | ARM Seis : $5.00 Cash and double rush woven seats. ? backs and strong Roane Beer Delicious and tasty—a full pound box of cream, | ee | . | 3 ~ OCF ‘_ Trade Old for New Visit Our 7th am 5 This preparation is so successful in re-' - SS — 3 | moving freckics and giving a clear. beau- Phone GArfield 7741 Market Street J A ¢rus and Grpartment stores with a gS Uar- for Our | + enter to refund the money if it fails. waste time on lemon jvice or cucumbers: | get an ounce of Othine and remove them. | “ie 3 4 ; : : ' Ca 4 a : SEND your WANT AD to the POST-DISPATCH and GET 1 120-22-24-26-28-30 OLIVE ST. ven 7 a 4 ‘ADs than ALL the other 1 LARGE Cabinet Gas aan | ae ‘Teteeich isler, Pres. . ; _ — mosthiy Styptic Pencils whee Sheet rere .15c, 2 for 25c amel throughout. 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cIS-SPORTS| ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATC ST. LOUIS, THURSDAY EVENING, JUNE 17, 1926. : "PAGES 2136 | Property at High Point, N. C., was | | $719, -63 and chief among $615,- ADVERTISEMENT Gon for $71,658. Georgia’ Court, 7 723 in stocks and bonds other than 3 Rr n ? r t gp s former home at Lakewood, | Patera State or municipal, are STOPITCHINGECZEMA LOANS $50 to $5000 Se en ne ee ee ee Ene neenaliael sold to St. Mary’s College of | 0428 shares Consolidated Coal Co. | Plainfiela prior to Jan. 1, 1925 of St. Louis, $325,680; 500 Texas Penetrating, Antiseptic Zemo | Cash in various banks totals | & Pacific Land Trust, $160,000. | Wil Help You You can borrow from us at legal rates and | | with privacy assured. We lend money to ALA D ie iy TE PES PTE A ct MeR A Deg RM Le Sia ae oan OPE os a eee gs Wo aA 2 ‘Ltrs oe a Eta" Katt eh a ae ob: ae pels. . ic,’ RN one CA eh tee f PD, and Times Publishing Co. of De- Never mind how often b e| Pa aa aa ease eae eee ee eMetee®.. | troit, 7 per cent bonds, $100,000. you aay a . lp tried and failed, you can stop burn- | Business Men Professional Men Salaried cop All,the New ., eveenai broperty ‘at ‘Georgian | | ing, itching Eczema quickly by apply. | iness M Prof P le Sixth and Locust Street, St. Louis — DAS Ga set aes iery Value Without Hos! Vy Comparison RECORDS “pine total of $12,371,419 which 'ples, Rash, Blackheads and similar As Advertised : ais S state was the sum | skin diseases will be removed. railat j j ea Friday and ,Saturday— on Seme-4 Os tem ot [heirs of George J. Gould, Sept. 30, y Per cleaTing ie Seal IRKPATRICK FINANCE Co. , Special Sale—Lane Se Filed by New NL last, does not include $414,944) Zemo the penetrating, antiseptic 1120 LOCUST STREET — Ground Fleer Br f All S lk Y T Sh | which last Dec..31 represented the | | Hquid. It is the one de edule rfield 6060 yan “1 ork rustees Ows MUSIC CO. | | Femaining undistributed part of | treatment for skin ereubias. of all = ° . 514-516 LOCUST ST. eorge Gould’s share in his small $2,268,597 Loss in Nine COMPLETE MUSIC HOUSE = = ST: LOUIS | father’s estate. size 600 oF * Apso te phn’ 2 | Chiffon Hosiery |) Months. Full Fashioned, Full Length Sizes 81% to 10 - Outsizes 9 to 1] LAWYERS RECEIVED $286,341 IN FEES A5 30 New Expenses of Administration Rival Those of Estate of Jay Gould, Founder of | the Fortune. By Leased Wire from the New York Bureau of the Post-Dispatch. Outsize service and Chiffon Hosiery— NEW YORK, June 17. a , |'ponement of argument in the) lisle tops. Regular $2.95 $ 45 | Ocean County Orphans’ Court at) quality @eeereseeeve vt ol Tom’s River, ae a the third n Table “$4 45 . a annual accounting of the executors lof the late George J. Gould be- TOP white enam- : ; , rable, with center 4 S . | | B h ” s ° | cause of the illness of Judge pg st E. Newman, was the means of re- ell made. Slight | pecia . at Ind uits ca yesterday that the account- ing has been on file for sev eral 0 Cash ja In Every Color and gar months. it was filed by Kingdon Gould and Schuyler Neilson Rice ' . om fmart B or ~otdag et nrest $ as executors, and covers the period athin uits o e :s » ‘ ‘wool. Very durable and stylishly == > to? from December: 2%, 50% _— made. Every swimmer should take tember 30, 1925. n e date it sets forth the amount in advantage of the huge selection. a the hands of the executors Was ge only $12,371,419, as compared with fs an estimate of $20,000,000 made at ree y i the time of George J. Gould's Wj death in May, 1923, and with a e total of $14,640,017 in the hands of the executors December 31, Cabinet | 7 Ferergey P lano Sale Nhe $2,268,597 loss to the estate AS CaSY as , hagie a record — | Court still bel to th t BRUNSWICK ‘is Values as euae tee O the mate | | ing Zemo. In a short time ie Repay weekly or monthly to suit your income, every trace of Eczema, Tetter, Pim- § Investigate Our Helpful Plan of Financing. Mea ee ha Summer Shades MAIN FLOOR LIE IRIS LRN BE AES AH aR! PELE NE, OLE ROEM ns Re gi oo (RRA ae Re itl ne ot eh RaRem a BIT 7 . . — | i | | | | } bs iis iA ss Saale Fak f 3 ETAT GES Reais bras ce Bedivnle since December 31, | 1018 Olive Street |up of administrative expenses to- | $ 4() . | 'taling $357,870 and expenditures; _ ~ | 727 w i de $1,- : ; ) ; ° | ieee | ee! See ee NOTHER achievementofThomas ment. The change in volume is made : ie |over to George J. Gould's neound 3 , A. Edison. The creator of the as easily as changing a record. Unob- ie 4 | ‘wife, Guinevere Sinclair Gould. ‘ ° ; . : stor radios ana || Ii | cate Se gic wusvucbae atte phonograph has given it a new sphere trusive mellowness for the quiet, lis- : th fee | Saal | _and personal property values at of pleasure and usefulness. Inthe New — tening moodjand when young feet are ut finish : ; am pa . | . \re ) $698, 028.298 awarded the estate of Edi h R C d h Li ° il ° ° f, h d th ° 0 Cash te : Gould’s first wife, Edith Kingdon ison he Nne-Created the actual, living a impatient or the dance, there is et . Gould. : tones of the artists. Now,to that per- _ the swaying, captivating rhythm of the 5 , “Ss an Ever since the _ ousting of f ° f : >» Ble liiens:5. tents an teesien an wee ection of tone he adds the full volume — snappiest of dance orchestras. oo . : father’s estate the resulting litiga- er , shi 1 6 ” “ re a ents the see : lis ing, pulsing, brilliant, without a Called “the Dance Attachment the Jay Gould millions has been hint of distortion. Bassandtreble are because the most obvious need of ccastue a tus. aan clear-cut—nothingissmothered,noth- volume is for dancing. The shuffling Gould estate shows the son’s for- ing is diminished, not an instrument of many feet drowns out ordinary a ee ae of the orchestra is out of balance. phonograph volume but the Edison Of, tne total of $257,870 listed Only the actual presence of the artists | Dance Attachment amplifies the re- inist 4 e 0 - ° . . i am = SRG erueher a1. s95k GU is lacking: irt all other respects, the corded music to the deep, brass- rettes ‘4 af : _ =| —- i se se pia a oe Re-Creation is the orig- - throated volume of the ane payments to attorneys Oo egal ° Jeg ie ane disbmcetennnen inal. ' Everyone knows full orchestra. ‘$4 00 : ee ee ee ee ee that the New Edison is | Don’t buy any pho- 3 . car ay torneys in the George J. Gould a | ERS FA | Proceedings recalls a total of $288,. the only —— — we ig | — : i 499 which was recently shown to whi — irettes finished ; ; Fe Open Evenings |have been paid the ‘Referee and which dares a ” test O — em first — c - h din the Queen f BEAUTIFUL. NEARLY NEW. 88-NOTE | three legal firms in the Jay Gould direct comparison with ‘ } EDISON with t | E : 3 | accounting proceedings during 1924 i the living artist. oh | Dance Attachment. i> : e and 1925. Of the latter th } P P ¥ , e 6: is Player-Piano $ fa trom, one—aslon novice Mr. Edison might | (ies Wales Sor: daectigtive Hack—which. received $51.536 have made his new folder. aes een the George J: G : While a Limited teygeletaped — achievement the basis THOMAS A. EDISON, Inc. in 1925, was paid $75,409 in 1924 a Specials was bal I P — am Per M th as ot the: doy Gente aan, : g gee ocala NEW EDISON Orange, N. J. : ‘The accounting reveals that the Dance Attachment— 1Hom G rze J. Gould property know " . ptome of the Famous Se ee |e 2 Soult prvperty known wag, Deere a8 the latest Hear Mr. Edison’s ferred to give all pres- a Z . 3 Choice of several i iieeene | 'y., has been sold to Arthur Bris- i ° 4 : |Starck P 1ano |bane for $55,106, of which $10,- ent owners of the New achioruunans of : newest invention teed, odd make, nearly new | 106 was in cash. Furlough Lodge StarckPianosare used anden-| Player-Piano offered at $265. Be |. iricischmans. NX. Y. nas also Edison these new plea- So ae 02. d emonstrate d at by man sure to ste and hear these wom | been sold for $43,188. and t i Senetrvenacion of cierto er derful Player-Pianos before you _ sures at a mere fraction , known throughout ce world as buy anywhere at any price him "> of their original invest- your Edison dealer ‘ we of sterling quality. New Don't buy any player-piano be- k Grand Gorick t and averPiense $400 to $3,500. Sey Soo oy This me ease 2 ; & . | Player-Piano compares favor a Advantages to You in Buying a * ably with player-pianos sold in Rates YR Th Starck Piano ees - : L You will receive « 4. You can have 30 ; BR. GP : : high grade, sweet- * free " Se 1 Age . = pees d diane of : Pike Ke : E + made of mB wy et ' ‘Nod tl yy ‘ : | : til by expert satished in every } Piano makers. ra . i" ~ a : way you ere at lib- \ a . . | 2 Yee wil! save erty to send it beck weir Fem \\ AR, ¥ money by bay- and get full credit iw ing direct from in swahanbe on 7 . , je / - ™esufacturer. her in \v.- : ae +. ' vow Piano will k. \. ; r 7 Ne ~ ot , ; * | for Sgaranteed monthly pay- ments arranged to eult you. COMPARE ' THE NEW EDISON EQUIPPED WITH DANCE EDISON RECORDS—LATEST HITS (Jig Walk—Charieston No. 51724 Horses-—Fox Trot ATTACHMENT WITH ANY OF THE NEW PHONO- -Earl Oliver's Jazz Babies » [atcer 1 Say I'm Sorry (What Can I Say) No. 51727 < But I Do—You Know 1 Do GRAPHS ON THE MARKET. THE NEW EDISON WILL ; toll rank Braidwood (Cowboy Baritone) comneneny’ s Lonely—Fox Trots With Vocal Refrains No. 51734} 50! ose Jack Stillman’s Orchestra GIVE FULL VOLUME —WITH NO CHANGE OF THE a sirar { “Shake i inet § lig or aoe Nee rain by A. Viele \¥ alencia—Fox Trot, Refrain, Chas. Harri ORIGINAL TONE QUALITY AND PITCH. no.suea | ibn ret, Retrales Che SS Xe. sizse {in the Middie of the Night—-The Radio Franks Don't Call ‘Em In the Morning—Arthur Hall & John Ryan we. si74g/ ould 1? I Certainly Could—Fox Trot, = J. Ryan 1114 Olive iStatic Strut—Fox Trot—Golden Gate Orches j wits, of mg? the Moon - at Good Is “Good-morning”’* 5206 Gravois FT ann Re ncite Crrumpel Virtuoso) and bla Palate D'Or Jrchestra. ‘ % ‘ ’ ce 2 | » ts ‘ ys 7) “* PR rr * } p< . , mts . ‘ — - “, , : Tr ke ? '~e - ’ ~~ " 4 ; ; + “= - ‘ ° - , . . a i. P. A. Starck Piano Co.'s Factory, 30th Street and Ashland Avense, Chicage " esd ; Sy ; = PA. A. Starck Piano Gn. VIVAUDOU LE. Cor. Cor. 11th aad Olive 52. (2018 Olive St.) (v) 'e. O ( S TALCUM V. VIVAUDOU, INC. | The POST-DISPATCH Regularly prints MORE WANT NewYork -Porie-LesAngeles-Menreal | pads than ALL the other St. Louis newspapers COMBINED. bi 412 N. 12th No. eS Biue Room-—Fox Trot-——-Mike Speciale and His Orch. i'm Lonely Without You—-Fox Trot with Refrain—A. Hali ences ssevecessccccsceceles: ape I Seeeceecesaesete SeCeecesssseveesasessate ceseesonenceseosceoes * Ri PRED ee aE eee eecsee -weesce nelle eeee ane a SS

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. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ THURSDAY EVENING, JUNE 17, 1926 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH — a CARDINALS WIN FIRST GAME OF TWIN BILL WITH BRAVES, 43) WOLFF, BOTTOMLEY BAT Hl Bobby Jones, 138, Low Medalist GARDSGIVEKEEN | RACING CHARTS _ Tal FINALISTS TO IN THREE RUNS: +4 . _ In British Open; 13 Americans — 4 FAD) Y | FAN IN ee. In Cup Magy BE DECIDED PRR TEPER YOR a. - Special to the Post-Dispatch. Age 6 I] ree Quality for Championship Play AQUEDUCT, L. I., June 17.—Following are the resuits 0! today $s ‘ ee Sa ds a iia : the 4 RHEM ON Hl | | SECOND CONTEST | FIRST RACE—$1090. claiming. S-rger-olds. five farionte Ste wheats: | Wightman Team place dnving. Went to pos, & . . or , . Value to winners ! . ; , a a ' f.. 2. Qy Sarmatian-Stellata. Trainer. J. Fitzsimmons. | Opens on Win : Atlanta Bov Finishes 7 Strokes Ahead of Nearest Competitor, $200. _$100.__ Time, 1:00 3>. Glosine GIKST GAMP. ge, : : “ ‘ “Rs _ : sal i 4 : : eee a ‘ wie im : ~ _ . } + s , ] y 4 1 0 7 fen, oa ee Ee e Thar >-- | WIMBLEDON, ENG, Special to the Post- Dispatch. . ~ N. | Rturdy Shell: forward factor all the war. disposed of Rreomoney when ~America and Eng : LONDON, June 17.—Thirteen of the 15 United States golfers mesos and held Math safe in the fimal drive. Math on a of Breomoney | che firee twe singles in the ais _ : ” | 1 t ly when called up and finishec & : v4 as i . Men on first and second. Batte ¢ , b nshi 0 0 aed ns ) gg “rimdus went well. Star- ee g ; ; ‘ } v r the Br i ish open ampio P, ast. un at: 2p ped under pressure. Cmmaus e be. ~: Zi lays down a bunt, intended for a Rt ered. gained a right to Pp! a LOI , ‘light ht Roary with enterin the elbow for tne Wightman Cup, es ic of supremacy for team Mies |sacrifice. Pitcher fields ball and ,, arting next Wednesday, as a result of the qualifying rounds com- Tie Batting Order. Ciide—Sturmty Stella. place 7 to 10. show 1 to 4; Math throws to third base Runner beats , . 7 e wayside were Joe | Broomoney. show 1 to 6 Po: ‘ ae (throw. all hands being safe. Woes nieted today. The two Americans who fell by; th uae tink tee ARDINALS. BOSTON. SECOND RACE—$7500, The Hayside yg ery ogg ee EE ~ on women's tennis. Miss _— WESTW Wel H ’ . _ a . ‘ i 2 ¢ fe th a lub. ew Phe : J. Smith. if abe iles: Start cood. wow drivigin; piace same ent to ‘ wi ae . Z. Taslor c. Fe. Tasior +b. R. “Smith p. Megridce pb. Coote, . Wilsen . ~~ wleeesecuedsese! wleseseses--s0%' e | ‘ie ~|l@esee@uv+tweue ii we eovalecenweunonti~oon PEPE SSeHpeheeneer eo-~ | ~OK Kee me Ye oewu ao 2 i 6 ed sree 1 I i ole SA WR ie Ko A PO ILE Ra ob oirtgrare inet —atc ye RE oR. cepeeines rae akc puiioe, ") LL LL LOLOL OL OD, CL ts te ere r nem lagen came back with i a 71 to add ve a ty Marea ea bp eRe yy ne MAN ere te NM EE AED ere 8 gp ma Nt LO AIO ar ap Oem te ls mB SD ORR Me nei Ain, ry! ° " N oe e . VICTOR the first game of the B ''Mother Announces Decision; Archie Cor + another Brit —— : iehescseneton ECOND INNING. MACAW IS IN a 4 for Watts. However, We Bottomley batted in three runs. can pro, and Abe Mitchel! ritish, CHICAGO. Southworth stopping a third. | | di S ill 5. with a 5 against Watts’ 6. T "F : ev ow I- ———— gee “ise Bhamacetennegeer ty >" i ESN Farrell hit ta «eho ~ . NEW ORK. une - a >. res Seek. Thevenow's ain tied for sixth place with 145, 1 0 | eet ee Se ae njure in Op Racing Results | NEW YORK, Jue TS Contry Club player came Saas ey’ reat triple to richt sass. | Vill not play in the Wimbledon : ®. is Be , . Keen «truck ont at al ‘ Pe furiones: : or ee weneee to rigs. At Mehlhorn, Chicago professional, 01 ‘ x Out. Blades singled to | At Fairmount. Finnerty) 6.60 3.40 %.00 -16 miles pulled up in EEA 8€6., 9 with a 3 to Watts’ 4 third run, and then Lefty Mogridge | ~~ aT 5 . j the play but was out, J. Smi |} ham , ‘ 7 3. 8 cable message from ir. Wills. 154 Is Qualifying Score. 9 0 — - Smith to| _ mel Schooler (Lyn ry. §$ , Calooea, Gloria Quayle.) . i. the Sinton Hotel E i ap at winning No. 11.° He increased | ‘ _ } ’ mreacouTt A urth - 4 0 ent , Teen 3 ea ce ae 0 : out trying to stretch ; it, rru O | ty ri, Kin mls ‘Agnes call, Redheart, Jack Alexander. Sixth race—Leontes ponement of the doubles ber sonal y a Special Corresponden BS | finished seve vie wer mtg 2 0 worth. Thevenow tossed out Ban- | Realist, Chick Up. Ff?ti—Elias A.. Card flinging ace, St. Louis took | day double-header from the Braves NEW YORK AT Cc HIC AGO. CARDINALS—Southwor ee te ee ee ee a . Pe thea ‘5 a a - - i, worth en a ss . - | gie and an infield out gas tn By the Associated Press. George Von Elim American ama- ‘ n as run down. Ban | the favorite, owned by Harry ® with a “birdie” 3 to win Ne. 6a , sttam e'«e ai - 7. ment ~hige ecine rr 3 .* x ; " . . Mai’ ‘ Jane ‘Finnerty ; ‘ . 2 a steal ‘and Bottomiey’s single in; tourmament which begins Monday. anq six others tied for. elevent center, scoring Bell and O'Farrell. | FIRST RACE—Six furlongs : ae (Craver: 3 6) 3.00/ Sir Stuart was second andl a | On the inward nine, No. 10 © cig the somewhat wild Bob | Helen's father sai it would be The only prominent Briton elim- Graham to Geautreau to J. Taylor. ' amit 2 eae Pal Sympathy, Impact, Cinderetta and Dawa Latonia. over a field of amiaie : advantage by taking No 12, wh Sm . . io. : ey | : TV , u - Na ran : unwise for her to plar so soon Luck SECOND RACE—Fire furlongs. sprinters. Prince of Wales | Totals ; + ; 1} dead if the stand was short dis- ne raysiae competed - Walter Hagen 72-71—143. Dit with : t 16-1 4-1 + ere: é i}- 3: second set which the —— i star, whi upset the dopé by 4 ic tTvie = “, ee! . rr . - ‘ : Summary: Three-bese hit——Bottomicy.. ¢ the batting order ix mixed and ‘visiom came through in sty)-é. Jee Stein T7-54—161. to huri the home team to an even} : r Dexter, Maid of India, Blue Fire. Dunmore. ‘backhand and clever attack atfie@ sound golf in gaining the victor is. 10: Boston, 6 Base on age =e acca LATONIA SCRATCHES. si’ eated Sam R. ao ae by day. In the central section water:e £84697 8S 8 _ mm EE. Watts; Medart def Ca | cee , } Bancroft. ONE RU ee on ae a “*ourt. London @moke, Irish Pat. the Misses Browne and Ryan for | renth race— Whiff, Sea Cour the Wolff 1 Up at Turn. George Gadd, 11 ) 3 . rere venth— Harpenden : d Wolff went 1 up by taki ~ ry | — Pe > ts bd - — _ a Cards a run in the second. Horns- PARIS. June 17. —Helen Wuilla. reum: Cyril Tolley, former British Sms - aah . ea (oll High 0 ‘avior. O'Farrell took At Fairmount PP PPL OL lt lt et lt Ww hitney ran away from t e fie) . > Saage = Ftv + ' 7% , f MBit eT x } 2 } a 7 snd } > 7. ’ ana ee. * . aiid -— by broke a sing through Rancroft 1e8 TICs lawn tennis champion, amateur champion, and ("haries = ne eet _ ee 32 eta th 4S } v and Bell third i At Latonia. to win the Broadway ‘ ie two holes were halved, : * ~" ry “ Rr we! f pee] if? bh .F } ; . ~ ~~ "EE - “ ne =~ * ¢ fourth = : as a spectator, however. _ well within the 154 mark, beyond NATIONAL LEAGUE. a ee i yd tg tn seni —— FAIRMOUNT RACE TRACK, orida * Gch an} tan! side. The time @ ; Watts took four putts on No. In the fourth, Welsh, Burrus sainciaguaih f which players failed to qualifs ' _ walked Nei Farce igh ‘ oi delayed Ali Khan. | six fertears was 1:13 €@ ==. ; and Brown singled and a throw ethan (3; ay 92345675 $9 RHE) iy Thevendy —— yi te ll afternoon’s program was delayet : ; Indian. “All of The Dominion Plate at Hamlin, | and Wolft won with a 5 against . ti 4 z , ~ ,T @r yr : ~ , Z>UT F ils j Tt} t¢ : . seam, mn ews 9 = wu ran. as Pes | ORK. eaaaa re i Yes Ty 5 .. 1¢ ° a a ? CRE as FE ; ee ne eee dent of Engiand. was nosed out rales ts ems ee yiOr. | wally fractious, reared and plunged > went to Tattling, Phasatee nape No. 16 was halved. with the hits, gave the Braves t i$ j tet Wile @il- SeeN NO R NS ; . runs. . aaa ace: i} oday’s Table | a wae Slee Newton Seas 0 0 0 0 : H siti a ‘se the horses were going to the} second and Jean Crest 3 4 the The cards: ao os: : t CARDINALS—High tossed c an . scrambled to his -- 5.20 4.00 4.40 , e Watts in it i i fy i the tong: FN eT eet ey ty Be pct PORE SP ma 40 | p . See cam ithin the aualifvi mit in ‘ But MM sac & © line. Southworth don- . ann tt , try } ... 20.40 11.20 —_— Blades Douthit sir igled to cent bs , (cu t R : Pct. Toda, Todas °c = hin - jua seringtion iit? it aia Sent tn "Nee Yory Fitz "Teo be . bled i aw ay dow sa nie back stretch, but Ka (gules ' tig 4) H “ ch f o } t Soy as safe when High fum neni eee BA2 BSB O42 Atlanta amateur and Jim Barnes ee Hei. Sing.ed to ‘left, : : Geving was injured so that he iar ay Bay Polo Star, Star : Manton, who held the bled his oll:r. Bottomley flied tC | Philadelphia : 542 professional 148 wer hy git} CHICAGO AT BROOKLYN. pulling up at second. n an at-i ‘ t at +} ; Tr : G ; een . . . , Ame dhe € ed to Brown oewse 3 me : aod McLeod, Al Watrous and Tommy ; a anieaae er ider. _* Watts. The Riverview star h ROSTON Ho a - pete sane . _. Armour, professionals, 149. were BROOKLYN. iva, Fiadathant ue he Bradley entry. Bagenbag- | : ter ‘cake. Seow Bek : many folipwers to regain the cha! ee rnsby tossed out RROW ‘Ss ae * * 78 A273 E — gOS T : ’ : cs 7 —— : Buzgier, Idle Thoughts. lives ro pi hi h _ ld - Smith Bancroft flied to Blad Sesten 4 28 29n on; ‘** elfth with four others: Emmet 3 2 0 Piast . ison ba [Ori ea; and Root to Boot, continued Betty. Parnell Lad also ran. ionship he held once before: “3 ades | es sg , sraham and singled over ; ‘ ' oe 3 Welsh fouled to Bell. NO RUNS | (NATIONAL LEAGUE. French. professional, 153, was thir- : ae ae ) hy their careful pgeparation for the| sour 7 é ae played me: golf througho 4 ty-first’* with five others. and Re ‘teries——Chica g tho. ind Gon-;43-. Smith hit into a double play.} es: 490 Fairmount rby by ite | “ = , 7 the mn) ‘ SECOND INNING. | If thes if thes y-Tirst i five others, and Ro- nahen raed —~ canes ath ¢Y Nel iittala: ee aii ae at >. Fairmount Derby Dy cant AKRON SCRATCHES. : present urney - CARDINALS—O’ Farred walked Win Lose land MacKenate 195, was forty- Ng NI 2D ies a Alen wee -lering about one mile here this By the Aseociated Press. tae n gaining a place the ser Thev me i sas a 2 ec; CAAB. Ww. L.. Pet. Today. Teday os Sapient aie Sao pth Rs Ey ee Ny aes : AR isi Wet ‘ ant the ; ' ; mberi a -1 « Burrus. Brown popped to Horns- | Ae Peed 947 aoe WW Malan (Ot | ais Wien Stet sent through a lim ing-up can By. Thevenow tossed out High ef Port Marnock WH Ds twit wipne? of the : hate han det ery xr. ess ae RINE RE hie, PEO Sy) ted te eee coe eae sae ee ne Sete enc hes Pe vg gol 5 Pe gone BID hs NO RUNS. “ " Davies of e ii i , : Se vl Mis bet «3 oy} 4 ; : : NATIONAL LEAGUE. Prenton and Fred Collings Of | os cube ete aha id Mis « " ‘ “ + ai ee ete ’ be, ‘ i be > “n BOSTON—E. Taylor strolled singled to centes, Rhem stop and second holes and a four 6n the -” = Care ( ) Mogridge sacrificed, Bottomley to DTS *' mecond. = Mornepy forced short fourth. At the fourteenth he [NIGHTLY AT 8:15 in 2'-Ib. cans é E. Taylor to Hig Bot- Hornsby. J. Smith out. Bottomiey tomiey’s third pinch bit fot a@ dime OC%48" putting better, and at the, (Rain or Shine Fxeept Sundays) unassisted. E. Tavilor going to ste to center, which scored Rhem, “teenth he stuck a fine tron shot | 999 OF WORLD'S FASTEST DOGS third. Bancroft aruck out. NO) tien tossed out Southworth. ONE ‘hree feet from the pin and holed A N Hi = U S E R- B U Ss _# Hi RUNS. guxTe ox _ RIN out foratwo. His fina! visit to the 8—RACES—8 ." NNING. POSTON—P hem toased cut oUMKers guarding the eighteenth Plenty of Perking Space for Aates— Ss y CARDINALS—Thevenow valked Rrown. Rhem deflected High's green cost him a 4vre. Cers at Eads Briéce 6 LOU! Rhem forced Thevenow, Mogridge! pot liner to Rell. wh ~ t i il, who threw out Other early qualifiers were three lea oe beginning Dealers Sa ed te Bancroft. Biades was called outithe runner. J. Taylor single@ to Britishera C. A. Whitcombe, with - ppli by City Departm on strikes. Devuthit filed to J. eenter Coen »t , , ADMISS o% iter. soney ran for J. Tayior. an aggregate of 143: Cyril Tolley. ION 99¢ HEUSER -BUSCH, INC NC St. Lo ““bosror. Ste ‘Wilson batied for E. Taylor and former ; : Track Affiliated with International wh uis ‘“ é wea Se eee SP PR Sneha ty OP pili im a MORO Land Raabe DY Ae gi MB Ys Re eMac Ny retin wake eS Matthey - ALE MRL. Ope BEE Sy abe SC aD ge vo i - - sie aes ele el i lhe a coe ght Seder Maieh walked. Wer- teorced Cooce amateur champion. 148, Greghound Rearing Accoctation and ~ ¢ Cooney. Thevenow to Horns- and Harry Vardon, the old mas- Caited Hants Clad of Eagiesd. a sending by. NO RUNS. ser, 161. , I ceri eaeteeeeeaeieianeneeeeeiemmmmenmenaneiiee It ha 7 “=

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S, 4-2] Ryan Wins m Miss Fry '} 1 Cup Match | an Team To ns on Wimbledon Courts. ociated Presse. sEDON, ENG., June 1%, 2 and England @ivideg wo singles in the matches ightman Cup, emblemat. remacy for team play in tennis. Miss Elizabeth sated Miss Joan Fry, 6.1, Mrs. Kitty McKane Gog. reated Miss Mary kK, he American captain, 6-1, dfree’s victory was a re. the verdict Miss Browne #@ er the English star in the © rd court championships mer Kitty M¢eKane wag © ecm battle by the Ameri. in but her stroking was idier, particularly in the which the English wom. to pull out after trailing games. dfree displayed a strong and clever attack at the & Miss Browne frequent. ell-placed drives as she. & six of the last seven the deciding set. hich fell after the ne match, forced post- of the doubles betwee. Browne and Ryan for the tes afainst Mrs. Dorothe-« ‘hambers and Mrs. D. ¢. Barron for England. IS VICTOR IN ROADWAY STAKES wiated Press. ORK, June 17.—Macaw, ite, owned by Harry Pp. "An from the field ne Broadway Stakes at vesterday, finishing the les pulled up in 1:44 4-5. - was second and Light iird. returned to good form to inton Hotel Handicap at ver a field of excellent Prince of Wales defeat- ordan for the place, with , Senator Norris and Bo- lide. The time for the gs was 1:13 4-5. ninion Plate at Hamilton, ed for Canadian breds, attling, Phanariot placing d Jean Crest third. The the 1 1-16 miles was Goa- away orrow’s Schedule. [ERICAN LEAGUE, n at St. Louls, - at Chicago. Cleveland. ia at Detroit. L\TIONAL LEAGUE. at Boston. at New York. | Brooklyn. at Philadelphia. WESTERN = ag geage ‘lub, in Pct, WViack'ell 3 rer Toveka. i 24. view creck, were the favorites to enter the final in the Missouri -State golf championship tourna- lawson Watts, the Country Club OLFF, | FINALISTS 10 E DECIDED LATE TODAY Wolff and Manion Favored for Title—Wolff Elimi- es Lawson Watts, in ing Play. ‘ Cc vu uly | ee es ee | a cae Sdane Coes OL dev Rooks 107 | Watereo ....--113 ¢kmuncivation . $1 ——e | Clevetnfi—Leo Gates, North | ong operate for 31 days, despite the| OPEN ANNUAL TURNFEST Watts; Medart defeated Sam Cap- | E. C. Calvin, Glen Echoe, de- *Selective sone OS redcrick Raphas Chareoa cree ee AS CTriplett se...2 OS AE ay Ce tiie. Maxss., heavyweight won 7 ’ ee Ea ae ’ Prince Lightfoot 10] Delvsia . 108 isreystone .... YY Ole Tom Zachary, who silenced | AWS, VERNK, 7 : anouncement from State's Attorney By the Associated P en. 3 up and 2, while Calvin elimi- | feated Don Lambert, Country — 101 Sasper ........108 | Sylvanus ......104 Tailteann ooo ohle ; on a foul from John Risko, Cleve- | Robert E. Crowe that betting would | j Ase Trees. Club, | Pyroot ... .:109 Little Jimmy. .110 | *Dukedom ....108 Ayan Spaldin 104’ the big guns of the New York = d LOUISVILLE, Ky., June 17.—Pre- mated Don Lambert, 1 up in 19 ub, 1 up. Mission Chimes 201. Belle of Elizabeih- : Ue, giyDsy, * igs | ; % . ; | a not be allowed. | liminary volley ball games for both holes. ' Clarence Wolff, Sunset, defeat- *Trinket ...... 96 town .....-. 11v om wocund fae, $1000 added. 2-year-old | Yankees in his last start, will fling | Roston—Dick (Honeyboy) Fin- President Sweitzer previously had | men and women at Churchill Wolff 1 Up at Turn. ed Lawson Watts, Country Club, | Myrrh APOE ter 99 Rose Mist 96 | eee ygp aie dl aged pg — 115 |his léft-hand shoots at the Wash- _ ~=negan, Boston, knocked out Joe announced that the certificate form | Downs marked the opening of com- After the first two holes in the | > ™P and 2 egecond, ace, $1500, maiden S-rear-old | Commotion ..--113 Shasta Negra 113 | ington Senators, his former team-| ClCH Breeklyn © reands at the track. He Gecliued to te-| font punatdatn Ge ee s. Gaimin u longs: ( mm et : Mpp .e hOe 8% » . a a este Semifinal P irl Vim Ginger ~ tor Mavhap .......1!5! Prevail .......118 Golden Top 110) : . ~~ | | veal, however, what steps would be | pity cgecretss Aibheag® hg il any . y . by taki alrings Gold Stamp [:.115 Monte Rosa 115 | *Woretold ..... 11s mates in the opening clash of a SHARKEY WILL RUN : nstadint | fames were played, the winners ad- halved Wolff went 1 up by taking | | F | > | ‘Shasta Dawn and Shasta Negra. Brown | taken to handle the wagering situ- | : ot tell Wolff vs. Medart Fore Close .. .115 Bourbou Girl 115) Shasta Da |) and Shasta Neg a. WTS | nob eeman: petten thie atterneen , 2 4 4 'vancing into the second rounds and the third with a “birdie 3 against wath ° eee Es, vac ons 110 °*Pretty Run .. 1) been Farm entry. ee . ' te ' IN NATIONAL MEET ation. | semifinals which will b 1 W Howev Wolff Manion vs. Calvin.. Marjorie Ficming Dark Angel 115 hird race. SI100 added. claiming. | Zacharv has developed into George re natal 411 b re Se ¢ played to- a 4 for atts. owever, 117 Casino f° 2 oe es BB. “ot tengo ) 4 Stake events Wi e run Off, morrow. Fourteen women’ ie | oy oe » ¢ d \ 2! year-olds and up, one and = one-quarleT | gicpor’s one best bet Ry the Associated Press. P id ao ens con lost this advantage on the next, SPCOND ND. | nreeret Dv. 110 Silver, Wings 135 | miles: ; es! | B: —— rs resident Sweitzer said, including) tests were played. when Watts went down in 3. Wolff —_ ey Fhe on it. defeated C. W. Gay- | Eternal Magic 110 reste we Dusty ""375 | Kuban Rouge 112 *%isce Adri 40% Joe. Bush, who was traded to} ; DAY ON, O., June Coes re the $190,000 American Derby, in | Teams from Chicago, Kansas City, ia went 1 up by winning No. 7 UCLASS | Maybeck lis | *Champtknel ..J09 *Marsdale {10 Washington for Zachary and Win) Sharkey, who has earned the title | which Bubbling Over, winner of the| Milwaukee, Buffalo, Indianapolis, agai } Om: % ! Third race. $1500. 3-year-olds and up.| Blarney Stone 109 Foolscap .....- 165 2. “ ae _ ee of Ohio's “fastest human,” is train- | Kentucky Derby, and Carlaris, two! Cincinnati dB 5 with a 5 against Watts’ 6. The THIRD UND. Whe aiming. one and one-sixteenth uniles: “eee 99 | Ballou, is due to do Something to | | : Nati “Ge Cae f th | pane Se a0 oston advanced into . » b- play th h j ae. — ee defeated E. at- Dia 97 *Wiidgcon _ ‘a10] Fourth race, $1000 added. claiming. 2- i warrant his calling at the pay win- | '"* here for the National A. A. U.|of the greatest thoroughbreds of! the semifinals by virtue of victories Country Clu piayer came roug ey ° efauit ' ®Ii'ncle | Bert "106 *Queen Agnes “401 | year-olds, five furlongs: starship 904 walle. whee ' =p /'meet at Philadelphia next week. the year, have been entered. lin the second rounds. Remaining with a “birdie’’ 3 to win No. 6 and & hgh pager mac a ee Se a og eee Huuuince bestest P ssc age : wo oy a | Sharkey recently broke the 100 i second-round games will be played . rOoePs a Ps Se Oorwe 6. sk ss « : . sie «4 ‘ ve ees ¢- . > . oe a Ss “Ee f o€ . “ “of again square the match. The next | *Seths Fremium 96 *Lady Von... 95|*Sweep Over 1-104 *Foretop 108 eee ee hanetie the Prowse oan et cm | ee eee two holes were halved, while Wolff | came through to end the match on) Allaire ....... U7 *Lady Lynn ... £6! . Fifth race, $1200 added. “The “Grant hope of handing the Browns aj “Big Six” track meet and unoffictal- siientiin ie " de the t 1 up, when he won | No. 16 ees sat « 86 Blue Sprite ...97| Farm. s-yearolis and up. allowances, | heating. It will be interesting if|ly tied Charley Paddocks worlds NEW YORK, June 17.—One record made t € urn P, + . . : Galloping Sho ~s 11] be Petie ._-* ¥ 101 > ee ic: ¥ es 100 (Bush : } Sechaoy 26 } ook w thi mark of 9.6 seconds in the 100- yard was created in the three major No. 9 with a 3 to Watts’ 4 The Calvin-Lambert match re-, Royal Sweep. .111 @ione Are 411 a 105 Chilé’s Play . sush and Zachary > 7 a eee ee ee - r i i CRs Ji -7T. alGcenas ‘PD | ne “ p p c 4 : ‘ > Cj halved, but Wolff went 2 up by | championship class to date, the pore. 1 lia For son, % 11” Schumann Pan and Mike. Keeneland Stud! rect pate ian “lat Sa gates ishing second in the 220 at the Na-|were no home runs. Kiki Cuyler pP 24 winning No. 11. He increased his|Glen Echo player being forced to b-. Maxon 112 Noreaster .....112jentry. : : Naeger davtecers a? - peorenen Of | sonal Collegiate meet, driving Ro- {drove in four runs with two hits age ‘ advantage by taking No. 12, when g0 an extra*hole to win over his a and Forenoon, H. G.” Bedwell Sixth race, $1000 added, ctamming. 3- | them enjoyed it. Others went tol jana Locke to break a collegiate |and now has hit safely in 22 con-/?) - Waits hooked into the rough. Af- | Country Club opponent. Lambert Fifth race. $1790. The Castle Farm, 3- | Yc@relds and up, ex furlongs: , ‘the races and bet on Yorick. record to win. secutive games. . . E rgataataaess: n PL PO : eine ; . year-olds and up. llowances, one mile! *Gocd Times 20S “terbutt ccs evs AD i — ter halving No. 13, Watts won No. | squared the match by winning No.! and 70 yards: : se *Re a itet Ae eR TT he ee . nae 28. & he w > hee . Recollection .108 Fercussion .... 91° *Bush Buck ...10S Stay On ceeeane oe when Wolff drove into a ditch. : se e agg out of the compet! Sola Mia . 101 Count Sorack 198@ *kieanor \W 103 ssorthern Star .108 | = Watts took four putts on No. 15 ‘tion when he missed a 6-foot pute “pe Street Det Traymore. ....114 Gadd ~— wees ics bance sonetent 1s | . : i . ; > a Gee ok Fore Lady YS Lrown tee ... } and Wolff won with a 5 against 6. | 0? the first extra hole For the "Sixth cace. $1400. 3-vear-olds and up. “lov Pride WS Rotarian ii; The match came to an end when] first 18, Calvin hagi a medal card cea eset. three-quartere of a mile: ; ay race, SI LoOv aude, ciaimine. . °° wa, a 66s «oe Se! ee re 2) ome Carroliton,’ J-year-vids and up. vie No. 16 was halved. . ic, W age ee a een! nts * yo pe ra Rags ra 5 Oe mile and 7U yards: i ' » . e course in a 71, with for the! fonor. Man on asilette , oa °lathrop ~1os Great Luck 10% The cards: . ‘ Ped wah d 37 ~ | Ray Jr. ......108 *Rootaie ...... 91! *hittie Giory “> Meddling Mattie Wolff out 5434543 43—35. | tig" ne an « coming in. Cal- | That's the 7 hin *Hraedal Bane 110 | *Qwer fire . 10s 20 | 4 A Ra Vv ad 36-36. ‘' 8Teaey Tee . «cee | OR. nt ite ens 106 Battie Field ..105 | Watts out » 443633 44—36 = gine Francee Louise . {6 A'l Right Sir .109) batamnan ..d1C Gettysbure ....Wo Wolff in 4353345359 GIL BIE Hats BS Pee +e 1 - ‘nburv Cross Re ; Apprentice allowance. Watts in 4473363°° DO TO TEACH [Day Sand .....107 Waponoca ...-.109) 0 ee are area discs } bweb se TO RPP BPP PBABPLS.PD PARP PBR LPB LL OL OD Seventh race, $1500. 3-vear-olds and up Hard Match for Calvin | FOOTBALL AT ILLINOIS tities ana m | ‘and one- CT | b. " | ares, claiming. one and one- :. Manion, who held the State! By the Asecciated Press. (Pid apa IN} *Rilabbermeuth 19° 3 ~ —-~ ‘| championship in 1923. came, URBANA, Ill, June 17. —Gilmour | Lady Stone “See Wass: Clee Cee picker rrr ern! | through in fine style against Frank | Dobie, football coach at Cornell Uni- | ‘ply Bay tne — so - | First race. claiming, first division, 3: Watts. iv , , ‘ i *Apprentice allowance claimed. ;year-olds and up. 6% furlongs: i The Riverview star has versity, wilt teach football in the. Siaathee: shears track. . ts latins Nantura ..111 Rubdaitina 108 | many folipwers to regain the cham- | University of Illinois summer jonday | sade ge listed in order of post »osition. | Hair Dress iv a ee a LOG | : , “irs pi Cork FE): svn .1il pionship he held once before. He | for coaches which opens Monday a oe a es aveee Th OSE — | High Commander John Marrone ll has played sound golf throughout | #"4 continues for six weeks. 19 119 | the present tourney Fs M. ign voet poe tage varsity | l°OPNP BP PPP PPPRBPD PDA PDOPDOP_PPDPDPBQDAD_D LYLAIL LDL DS” | Tatts Girl pe Fe sal seoeves ata : ~ jhe vie Se Se ee (7 ‘ Tries “Ss eo ee a ; In gaining a place in the semi- S aaseedk henmnaneac yy era R ) AT AURORA Reach ee +t Blackstone Tie | : finals, Medart had to come through | ern coach. | r " — Bases Aas Ce moilia, rete Ate | with some sterling goif on the last Other visiting instructors will | PAPA R eee me : race, conditions, 3-year-olds and " . , > y a uP, mile: nine to eliminate Capen. Medart be Dr. F. W. Maroney, director of| First race, $800, claiming, 3-year-olds, Bou Chaib 119 Priceman ..... 107 . made th tur 2 dow b h health in the public schools of At- | aid upward, exposition course: CS OOS 107 Nomad 107 > the turn « own, ut then lantic City, N. J., and Ward Lam- *Squire McMasters J. G. Bickel Sy RE > Seat 7 Zuker ... euvnwe , , ; e x 7 . ‘% Cees © Uae 15} “ifth race, claiming, second alivi ision, 3- mete. Queen ....280 °Gnlaila ....05 110 fyear-olda and up. 6% furlong black trimorb nwith gray *Smvoth Ice .107 e Queen of Allah | Rt NS ea if Kuidia Ri ckenba - r trim. Gray corrugated soles. i ; Sankvine .. U6 ti seer + | Third race, $SO0. claiming, 2 -year- oid | oles De baa 109 Skit ses , 178 | midens. five furlongs: | Wildlane ......319 Kinau ... 12 | = * DEE a cdens 113 *Flving High ..105 | Good Boy .... 107 Velero : 10m} ee eat ae (o Jare Elizabeth i005; Rockve!l = ...... INT "Zero Hour aan al setty 3a 110 Gen, Withers ..198 | Cowpuncher ...11% °*Miss Favette an | —z 2.” ee ere 110 Sam Gluclh _.108 | Lombardo jaune eee. s. 11 | a . ‘a o . Lady Kleanor 115 Popular ‘ty ' _ 2 ' Delmonte CSE e by O or binding with | Star Secla 118 *Tamvea 105 | _ Sixth race. claiming. 3-yeir-olis, 1 mile: | gripping 7 gong race. $1000. .claim! ng. 3- “year- ' naryg cere ..1LON Uralite mS 11% e . | Olds and upward, five and a half! fu | Tea. Ral ere yt SR se ne 178% p loose fitting LASTLONG longs: ee ‘Thomas Paine .110 OAlwmn! ES FO ¥ - - oe eee i Escolane Me he Core 114 ee ls Y Lingard : e« .110 *Hell Cat ee : because the finest *Blennerhassctt. 9 Pe] — ++ Highwayman 114 High Rridge ...112 | } c nderwear °Flig sot Meneses’ 7. imams ....... 110 *Tom Tiger 108 . kni an ie (tee a 4 | Anaconda . .110 Tift ae 1190 Reg. U. 8. ; ’ and ligh test gauze itted Flying Finn 11 e Dust Flower AOD Lihilibo .. we eg. U.S. Pat. OF f, . is el tic Try it a Ser 113 *New Moon 10: ; Seventh ra: ‘ce, maiden %-vea lis, 5 fur- bri ah . Monastery .....104 Ones: ° abric : Fifth race, $1200, 3-year-olds and up- | Fenanol. ..V12 0 Horieon 11s HEN boys put the brakesonwithshoes, But there are many other Keds models—for “i ward, the Gene Oliver Handicap, six fur- Urown Bud . Run Forward .v1s se Absorbent too—allows per longs: | eee a 258 Arrowent Hy they dun’t put the brakes on expenses’ sports, for play, for everyday wear—for men, ° ° t Ball Cee ..190 Sitrut Miss I.izzie Northern, ne it loa f © 118 ’ Sie - > w ra’ i orthern *_ae ’ riedic ecenp . spiration to evaporate—pre PLR ooo OT se Abewanen (o | Generel Wayne 115 118 Their active young feet tear through ordinary for women, for boys, for girls—crepe soles or ; Thundering ....100 Deen Thought. .113| Mirafel .......178 Sun Affinity ...115 | ; ; vents that clammy feeling. Rolion ........ 99 Monday Morning | | Uijieriets os inbwance claimed shoes at a rate that dismays parents. plain rubber soles. Keds are snugger-fitting . 9 c imn ' Sixth race. $1000. claiming, 3-yrear-olds Weather. clear: — fast. | ’ . a LASTLONG styles «include = | __ Sixth race. $1000. claiming. 3-rear-olds | (0 en That’s why it pays to get them Keds. than any other canvas rubber-soled shoes. ae. Be OO ; Po short sleeve and sleeve- °Harilek '\ 168 Sie oo 100} Tinen'n 7, 0 | ‘< ’ ; And s al Feltex innersoles help to k the Bat * n ‘i hita 6 d S b ] are eSpecialiat .... 97 Dobson ...... ee ee a The new Keds portsters’’ are built to less three-quarter leg; Milored Sherer’ “10% Try “Again ©" °714) Denver 10. Tuten 9. | F ian See feet cool and comfortable. i : . sinvigorator ...108 SMaster Blue 1.109] &t. Josenh-Omaha. rain. | stand severest wear. For camping, hiking—all athletic style sults; no oRecket Dever pe eg Lal ° eee Wieht+e.T inesaln anced ecnrre nostponed i . Keds come in all ular styles and t butt thefrontunion *Lighter ......101 Siar Sweener |: 10R | : summer sports — these Keds will outwear two pop a 1B onu ron Sea Court . 109 . ° sé 9 ' $ 4 Pp Seventh race. 81006. detains, Bua | or three pairs of ordinary sneakers. prices from $1.25 to 0. have suits for men andboys. Athletic | shirts and drawers for men. Boys’ ZODIAC Quality at lower prices. If your dealer doesn't ask him to order some from his wholesaler. St. GAUZE KNITTED UNDERWE athletic suits. LASTLONG or ZODIAC Louis Wholesale Distributor, RICE-STIX 1002 Washington Avenue, St. Louis, Mo. Phone CEntral 3100. olds and upward. one mile and 70 yards: eas 101 7 Scotiaud Forever *Golden Sweep 110 ; 193 °Tick Tock ....11 ae a eae 114 FPock and Rye 103 ee re aR Sincere ....;. 109 | ®Merentio ..... 10% *Gunny Sack .. 95° *Rib Graces 106 *Mamuerado NO | ; se a ®*Cleo'’s Rochester ®*Greenhille ....191 *Apprentice allowance c'aimed. Weather cloudy; track sloppy, CURLEES AND BUSTERS TO MEET IN FEATURE HORSESHOE MATCH Ficst place will be at stake when the leading Curlees meet the second- place Buster Browns in the feature match of the Municipal Horse Shor Pitching League play at Fairground | The Curlees are | Sundgy morning. leading the Busters by two games and must win half of their games in order to retain top position. The Angelicas who are resting in third place, will meet the Sunset Burig!l Parks, in the other feature meeting. ' 11 A. M. to 2? P. The Flints will play the. Southwest Nash crew and the Auto- | motives will play the tail-end Fair- grounds. The Nash team aiso has seven postponed games to play with the Automotives and the Sunsets two with the Fairgrounds, | | DERBY BREAKFAST RACING TODAY RAIN OP SHINE First Race at 2 P. M. | FAIRMOUNT ' PARK ON NATIONAL OLD TRAILS (illinois State Highway No. 11) FAIRMOUNT DERBY $25,000 STAKE the Feature of seven high class Rades the first at 1:45 P. M. | SATURDAY | TABLE D’HOTE Club House Dining _ Genera! Admission, $2.20 Club House Admission, $4.40 including Tax Clean and Wholesome Recreation Fairmount Jockeyg Club, Inc. -— Keds ‘“‘Sportsters’’ are unusually attractive —unusually durable—medium-priced. Their corrugated gray soles are sure-grip- ping, long-wearing. Their black gum toe-caps protect the shoes at a point where shoes get hardest wear. They are not Keds unless the name Keds is on the They are made only by shoe THE “CONQUEST” A Keds model made in white with black trim or brown with gray trim, both with vulcanized crepe . rubber sole. United States Rubber Company THE “MOCCASIN” A Keds model with the popular vulcanized crepe rubber sole. At- tractive, snug-fitting, comforta-

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PAGE 24___ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH..___—_ ___ THURSDAY EVENING, JUNE 17, 1926 -inienmammmaes Dh LD CGE JOSEPH SMITH MEETS BERKLEY BELL IN VALEY TENNIS SEMIFINAL nt eet ee ALT OC tte —_—————— ibe eee 7 - ~ . Steeetnghe —— sean Rr Re ememeE 7 Naeem ipcoeamerenes tl ne-aeniin — eR ene The European titleholder has been sxoon. The flashy Italian ringster Burman, light neavyeratiea abun tion yesterday to stop twe ; ourth | ( . , ’ : | = @h tebin ae end: 0 Prgpsnigemanag eg Rh M. dadve ordered by Harvey to confine his ig down to fighting weight and gers; Mike Sansone and Young /4thietic shows in this te day's play tn the twenty-fifth an- O T1711 rown "s and €) a : : } 49 ‘ lrish. flyweight Was .announced By ¢ : . training work to shadow bDOXiINg& apparently surcharged with con-.trisa, tiyweignts. teste of 1ual cham pionshi ‘ the Missouri : . aul Preha, w hav nual pet ee and light calesthenics this after- fidence. ne ¢ mich have been ‘os tne Stat iaw by r ‘yy ry } é j ’ i I> | . o na Boxin It's $ Initial /- plift” noon to conclude his preparatory. Another pair who appear to be | CARNIVAL SHOWS ARE sitheat & Mone cot I t eT} ; ‘ . + . re + , fine +, vei ¢ 4 ' . § | grind. Brown fought a strenuous on fine edge and primed for a STOPPED BY ILI INOIS Nhe show was « losed at 2 Berkeley Rell. Austin. Tex t§-rounder with Jackie Johnson hectic battle are Johnny “Peewee” and another appearing fn Tim ranged No 6 in the jfuntor division 1t Toronto last Friday and Harvey Kaiser and Paul Steadman, local BOXING COMMISSION as ordered stopped te . a. + ‘ ** - | a . @ " - . 7 - 2 s : e 7 = r* se > n > in the United States fast year. lis “Millionaire Club” Introduced High mat AtmMosponel fears that a heavy training session featherweight rivals, who will clash a . 3172 £ Vermillion County, a meets Joseph Smith. St Louis, in pea ; c; iF at thie time might impair his'in a 16-rounder billed to share » the Aeueliied Pete she commission has learned | . ; +1, i " : » ? ¥ ae | eu t +? . . " —_- u bracket. and Junior Both Brown and Perte ttt Appear strong and PF speed and stamina and take the double windup honors with Brown me [7 Th vs eo te ae ee Cree , +A. A, bin “4 GRC i sores Se iAfti- if the St the upper - “ , ~ . 2 mn oe S. = 4 nad w Coen, 14-year-old Kansas City boy for Tonicrrow’s Bout edge off his condition for the bat- and Perfetti. Followers of both PL ACS EC NEE ORES 3 » anaes is ° i i Pasa -§4 vy - , : ° ' ié ie - ‘ ai ~ § . ehba ss &€? F3 cre « Mrs. Melicent Baehr, Title division tm the U'nited Statee laa } a Perfetti gave an interesting dem- dicting their match will terminate om ‘ear neet Wy Quick, Dallas snstration of his speed. skill and in a Knockout. i a s Mrs. Gage Year, Tree 7s Jimmy? wey Wa Eh . ; . Le ae . ~~ ons.raction c tits .. wa : ad Se" Pt a ? y Then a} phony £ , European bantam champion, steps, cle ; with the gloves when The other 10-round engazge- in the lowe! erverness ith R Bail , F I @ nationa) ranker, and u icy $ oe 45 bracket. ‘nto the ring tomorro igh the St. Louis University Stadium tO 1. worked out with Morris King | ments on tomorrow night's bill will . ; - a . “a > on — . ha Y * | ” er , afte —— © eee } . YT} ivAc “ f ys Mrs. A. H. Chapin. Chapin in Exhibition. battle Lew Perfetti in the windup of ial 19-round bouts on the Busi-'| at the National yesterday after- | f: To Pivae and Frank - Coen, playing out of his divi- | ness Men's t ing ecard, the little British scrapper will be . . a ~~ as , " h h - g By the Assoctatet Press sion, is expected to give Quick 4 « ..eonded” by n sonage than Charler Harvey, who Aas . ‘See CITy Z ene T7— run for the final pairings. Dut a . Sat foremost ring uthoriti for . Seee8 . ° 3 ne KANSAS Cit Y , Mo . Jur . Rts a. 9 t a sh in goth 3 been recognized a> one Fi . s i OT most boxing au.uiot ave’ i ; i . ; | ; > ~ a > ? Capsright, 197A. te Se Interest was centered ‘n the semi- 's { ne genera weit oF — | more than 40 years. -. , Breweries Co. final rounds in the gunior singles | Quick will meet for the valley title. | “es allan Harrts Coggeshall. Des Moines. last tiarvey +h, er ted > ”s ’ + ee L&s i's \ ha t} British fighters ‘age for the division this vear and; he teok chai yf th aprerngesg le Driscoil, Owen Moran, z : vs : Ernie Pine Pad ay Ke efe. * ~ _ : a " : }-- , ; . _— r . aa s j 4 / ' Jj a a" 5 — — ‘ . r ¢) tar wis ees ' hawt 4 ry »* t f}e j > Nate as4 we id aah? seit - ; . > Cle | ¢ re rmitian in ‘ir WO ALIS weatii Us +4 eaiien , - ’ , is &. ete ’ é i 2. 4 e fighting ttt : Coz ; 4 ‘ sa ; se — = — Matt Wells la kk Fi arr ison = mrryiwy ; 7 . Tv? ie a > . Me » & ~~ . * ees . " —. * I eae i iA Mtl i@il i} ; - + i a sc ; . ; ‘ sais ¢ . . a } 8s - 7% ariey Kellar ; the memobers a ’ ‘* 4 : ‘ esaeei tw * sic / * - ; : " J * ~ A ~ > te 3 » © s ; “ a ’ , a 5 aay = , “ a waned aie « =. LP SE eit 4 eter. f ~ - 6 aie toseue - hh dibe see, 6 ee a a P. eo a TE ee re se is ee ee ee ee er | Sa aaa a i a ile i nn te Re eee ee ee eee eee . oe ees agi , ha a am “ ae a ae " ts big ian ‘ Bet . -” iti. a . “x 4 - 4 ‘ ad z * i Sot a a ee aed 4 . " . ; : ofa Rs ' aie ee age ii Sosy are. Qe ts See re wet, . be $A Msn Dien Prenat, roel i ee Ee AOD i = RRO Mo ok lat NNR. a Ip ets abe haat eae * . - Ce ee ae see, ee Da hil V 4b ? a ba ¥ J Se. ete vier eet emge . ” we CMe neianer ntified time he has tournranren!t wren fhe gallery zath- , vear’s Valley charmpion. was over; wilt Melicent Baehr, St a1 e's ge Hiwhtweicht cham-! n3 Brown. Roland Todd. Valley title holder, meets Mary . at tae: nd the original mondsley jilly Wells and Hires Gage, Kansas City, and Mrs sng a. sus "on ichard: il Englishmen + a ets Ruth ilev ‘or , Le corth ide , » 4 - H Chapin meets Ruth Sailev | joel to deset ne rti Jem Driscoll at Top. — C IvE TRIED THEM ALL , A AND HOWt USE ONLY 2 > iz qr +34 7 oT @ Q ‘ : . an ’ é f ~ 16-year-old St. Louts women's | © f Brooklyn an: ast ‘ : Harvey holds that Jem Drisc oe ' A 21 girl's muntcina!l champion. let with the Star J ‘ae the greatest littie fightin nen ° For Comfort—Be a ees eee t gdli times — clean cums - wear an years ial he A and ne rates fim ' or nol ever managed “ > St. Loutsans Win Matches. ee tentified ith the: a ae Seg RP tne. ae te! : Sure It’s a SUREFIT apf emnge wins sacra was actively identified with the with any American fighter of hi Atl ee Sinai. KANSAS CITY. Mo. June 27. romoti - xing weight in order he put: miei ; re , . ate tournaments a amman, ail Owen Moran, the only fighter wh. busy morning—at home of a OT all flexible watch and the Metropolitan Opera Hous€ ever knock®d out Battling N: friend, afte dusty drive—the cuffs of bracelets are SURE- junior district champion who was Pd the Metropolitan Uy has been! the Durable Dane. Ted “Kid” Lewis . nity oe ll ~ oa ~ “ npg a ne board of BOver-| eham ua utes ee ei you: Philcuff eatin ee. Simply FITS. Thenameisstamped by from the men’s singles in the ae th Spt aa IEE Tie se nate, a natn el reverse them, on their woven-in and - Mi issour! Valley ag se aggre 6—1 °““* eee nag Hs ne ee” ae ama “3 an — ee ae ciel . : on the end clasp of the | Mozeu” vale toanen, Si) non and ae naronatie Yorn Rowros tne wert Haves ngage sympa MALT SYRUP genuinearticle. SUREFIT | ors were victorious yesterday. _—| Placing of boxing upon the Olym- han | cuffs are made like the Van Heusen Collar is a patented metal watch emit ad Lac seth to the semif — a eis iy ‘ 7 | ? bs - ene “tell | ter — without hnings—and either side is the It's 4 Rich i—- $0 Pure—so0 strong—so Health : in the junior singles by beati Opened the “Millionaires’ , : ; — 3 , | : | strap, made of onecontinu- ae Bk ee ees o ‘hen the Horton mw. legalized in high regard by Harvey sputenme. Pee . « ss tw sl CHS and it's made in Good, Old St. Louis eo | Pure Barley Malt ous piece of flexible goid OT straight sets. 6—(. §6—I1 Mire | professional boxing in _ - p OF* considers the European titleholder Q. . .: Melicent Baehr and Miss Lottie | Harvey was connectea at vari’ one of the be bantam punchers : silver. Whether it is seal Hagemeyer reached the semifinals times with su » caste won = Mgiand has ever roduced His { Y . . graved to match a woman S of the women’s doubles by beating Coney Island A. ©.. the broaaw esteem for rown is based - n a Save the 15-unit United Profit Shar NZ . o te . ' P imtré - rene . Ae 7 L B/A. C. and the Lenox. He intro’ the brilliant record of 15 knock- LABEL COUPON on-each tan. Writ: = : on the Topeka team of Mrs: l watch, or plain and broad . ; Steiner and Virginia Painter Ruth ced the first oout: n * : ictories in t heu e “maa and sturdy to suit a man, Bailey and Edna _ Sullivan, her, the lace A. C.. owned OY - sturdy little ringster compiled dar- | for Catalogue of Valuable Premiums. the SUREFIT Metal Kansas City partner. won from Su. liam A. Brady. He opened the old ing nig three-vear drive for per. / | WwW IT H SE M fad SOFT CUFFS Showroorn 305 Pine Street. ~ tim * san Brandt and Mrs. C. C. Smith i! Watch Strap will serve its of Fort Leavenworth lionaires ieauata _ 29 | coe * Lonsdale eit which é tool “ Manufactured by wearer well. Brown Beats Royer its first high-hat atmospnere. rere of competition las letahe | Made by PHILLIPS- JONES, N. Y. | | Wray Brown was given a good it Was that Pras NS pos: eae Brown appeared to -be in te on the same principle as | t B vf Your jeweler can fit a workout by Fred Royer. the Unj- Ted velvet ered ropes were M-> .) © for tomorrow night's } tle The ndependen rewerles v. SUREFIT to your wrist versity of Oklahoma player, who | troduced hen he stepped through a ligh VAN HEUSEN | t.. Louis. Mo. in Gold or Silver—as recentiv won the Missourl Valle. | Marvey slater 1:1 n ed “VeCTa: training « aT) are \ ; s : 5 ‘ + . - 4 , = = 4 . ¥ t ' a # ~ eS a * HOniean? ’ ,or re T an ba Aaa e ‘ ses 7 ~ anne rs 7 - ‘ " os = ; — = + ee : ‘ etter Cl ar ee | if ‘ ° . ‘ ad TS ¢ > ¢ - 4 4 &T : ¢ 4 L- 7. al * : . 1 : . 3 ilies * * « ’ = . 7 ; ~ . 7 5 ~~ \ —* * _ . a. * &s ; NS \ WJids ea . - “ . , ; i 4 (a — . . . t “+ i ; : L' P 4 “a . ’ «a ; : ~ , & a si é Pe / . 4 » > . ~ on * =? ° - ’ ws ri ‘ Ps rs p> ; : . » j Z ‘ : » ma — , ; tile - ate ted tl —— : tg > . i ’ = ‘ - t » a4 ~ ~ * er 5S i .° ; i ‘ 7 . ‘ &? \sA' . F ‘J . “ id > . . - aa = ’ ; ~~ oan . - ; “* re Sgt sha ka aK hk : 4 . ~ £ ; ¢ — x- - -* a : r% t cei 2 ’ p P, . [ ' ee. se aa om . *. . a . -« ’ - Q , . “4 e , ] P ~ s > ~ i » —~ - & 3 | aa i ; . j ; i t j bd ed lly SAR hry! asic 2 “eo i aa MoD tH sa? ? wey a ‘ Bie ee a nbc onl at evga regia I veawed awe Spas sated BK nalts Hi OCG. eee Ree SP AE be Hts : “ <5 Se woh ane Colorado for as low as $17.50 eek. only leaves we use in Mapacuba! a eo in aw | | : i Brsog to Colorado, then. Climb aboard If you do not wish to plan your own Colo- This agar can’t have a bitter, raspish taste be ee ee ee 2 ur Burlington train and let it take , " = de , wattneegsat ; you tado trip, join a Burlington Escorted T ; ‘ wite | w i r at ‘¢tri- i the test v ‘ gt rt our cause we don’t use the kind of tobacco which gives aphed ast race jest night Ten ete da ng pr costie eal? - “We i Party with everything planned and paid that taste! It can’t be flat and tasteless because we He paid, $13.20 for $2 mounteine' in advance. Experienced travel expert with each party takes care of. all travel ’ : 3 + t’s En don’t use that kind of tobacco either. FIRST ot ke a none | a, Mountain National-Estes Park, details. ight a Mapacubat “: ’ Lagy Ac? oe Cex the Pike’s Peak Region, Denver’s Moun- ‘ : r eg pecuba today and see if it doesn’t moe sa, Dame . ton | tain Parks, the world-famous 236-mile Going to California? put more joy in smoking. The ripe tobacco SECOND RACE—One-fourth mile. Most popular route Grand Circle Tour, and a hundred other The Burlington’s route via Denver, th in it does make a difference in taste—in flavor— Little “Fon | : “ce ‘ons | to the Rockies experiences are in store for you. Royal Gorge, scenic Colorado and Sait in everything that goes to make a fine cigar. Tae Bit Swift the Rinnd Superb equipment, or real enjoyment, come on the Bur- Lake City reveals “America’s most mag- -——F atarity - THIRD RACE —Fevariey: sientinat anaeiheadin amah , lington. 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ST. LOUIS post “DISPATCH : THURSDAY EVENING, JUNE 17, 1926 , PAGS 25 iL ; F -_ CTU = a = WI = GAMBLE IN FUTURES 9 MOTT N || a connant 3 which have been Violas. law by Operatin: ense Speaker at Lutheran Conven- IT’S THE BEST” Delmar at De Baliviere Vas c Jose at Fairmony appearing in Danvitie vention Continues Doctrinal stopped by Friday —— Saturday * nin = Gael Sheri 4 } Essay, Comments on Science. SS mn 0 v. E. : “oc” W Simplifies Grocery Buying es LOBSTERS in the sout eee nN Pary Delegates to the triennial con- and will, it is oe No. ; 4 ies to close = | ventioh of the Lutheran Synod of _ PER LB, nme 7 ~ i any vubideren on YOU PROFIT BY USING Missouri, Ohio and Other States, | ™@ ee Prone ge — EA rill ti ictures tonight of as eae a - T NR DING THE PRICE TAGS the rete ati last etait of the and se ere: . pasion eater ; eer ae ce ee a ; % ' : | yicked asparagus and selected spices. It’s a ee | A ee ye P 1 Ib.......48c —— aa and eat. ae one 20c| — B CREME OIL SOA 3 SP ae ah Cc 13c 2 for 25¢c Get Quick Quaker diced. pickles, green peppers, Spanish pimentos, PI i EAPPLE s s - ope refreshing. Delightfoul when served on chilled let- he 0. @ @ 6/019 © © 0-0, tuce—it also makes delicious chicken salad sand- Small = AVE hot nourishing breakfasts. wiches with fresh bread or buttered toast. : pg hate less A838 Hot, oaveny: nutritious; it’s ready €ai 1M @ alas L Cc before the coffee. TO D D Y Serve Hot or Cold 1 6. Ti N, Supplies the excellently “balanced” : A rich substantial Cream of Pea Soup, made with T . MRS. “bulk” to make laxatives less often m 6FC A: favorite dish of Chicago’s College Inn. It’s hat doct d authorities | ‘ ; : WHOLE Wi FA RR A NYE’S C an era ee ae «2 new item, priced special to introduce it,to our Start every day that way. Feel customers, your doctor. nourishing and medjginal—a welcome va- Fast—Rich Collegé Inn Chicken Salad ie DD smau. Oo | Fast—Ric = combined with a piquant caper garnish and a rich a aiee teen Cus Qeeker by Can, 49c _ 2 for 95¢ food ration of protein, carbohy- : blended Chicken Broth, country cream and puree % Whole. Wheat—No White Flour 16-Oz. Loaf, better, look better, be stronger and Can, 13c pA for 25c SAVE THE LABELS k ker— YUR FAVORIT CAKES ON SALE § 2.0 2::i05s%roctercsicer ‘These Prices Good From June 17 to 19 ‘i me tt drink, can 2 8 Makes Good ~ al a : = A rich, creamy soup, flavored with fresh be used hot or cold, VY, TB xcece Yt riation in the daily Menu. Ready to heat WHITE Soap Chips Pkg. é Tender cubes of Chicken from selected young hens, 1 Ac Cooks in'3 to 5 minutes mayonnaise—wholesome, appetizing, satisfying and ITH MAKE YOUR OWN CHOCOLATE MALTED MILK W eae abe denet ;, nutriti College Inn Pea Soup St. Germain drates and vitamines — besides the “ of green peas, flavored with onions and carrots. on your toes every minute. Ask oceans ey All A. G. Stores Carry a Full Line of Fruits, Vegetables and Meats STORES . | AT ALL PIGGLY WIGGLY Quick Quaker

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RELA RS Rie GI OAD a NR ANE Hig: Ape it Al cheats irs: ices 7 4 J y"* fe Sap SM Rab RN F o a i S tA Lp OF thr freee rare « Pra Ne - % Mr Ay De eae CO ne en een Me se ot ORME BP Mca hath“ Nl ED Meng th wi, ory hy OD oped weAlatys tet ee he) oe Cee eee ‘ts MA A Se PEASE GED A ee 8 ee 8 ERR ne 96a ats la as AR i 1 le aot the ae teas me % Be Oa st mpage PAt ’ . nt ae edna need oe - KANSAS CITY RAILWAYS 69. Approving Transfer of System to Private Control. GRASS TEST MADE 0 FOREST PARK LINKD “sree Washington Bent the Variety dicial approval of the transfer of That Seems to Grow Best the Kansas City Railways Company. . ae to private hands was in St. Louis. Judge Kimrough Stone of the Fed- | eral Court yesterday. Forest Park golf should come United States Circuit Court of Ap- out of th” doldrums next spring. peals by Blatchford Downjng, at- ‘Park Superintendent Strehie said torney for the second mortgage today, for five of the greens which bondho!ders. : : have been causing discontent. The part of Judge Stone's de- among the players are to be sown cision which attracted greatest with Washington bent, the grass interest was his disposition of the which Shaw's Garden, after years tlood of claims presented, among of expcriment, has pronounced best them the awarding of additional for St. Louis. | compensat.on to Francis M. Wil- Four greens on the 18-hole 5°" and Fred W. Fleming, receiv- course already have been tried ¢'. and James FE. Goodrich, chief with that strain of bent, but two counse} for the receivers. To each were failures. . the r cetvers an additional $71,- "We had an Eastern man to ad- 660 was allowed. making the total | vise us.” Strehle explained. “He ompensation $156,660 each. Judge said to let the weeds and crab- Goodrich was allowed ety grass grow-——that the acid prepara- making his total fee $151,000 tion of the soll for creeping bent | Judge Stone praised the receivers, and the rapid spread of the grass and explained that the ordinary | itself would choke them out. But measuring stick of : | he did not know St. Louis condi- mot be applied to their services. tions. We have a crab grass here) Much must be done in the way that would choke out anrthing. of formal procedure before the and it did choke out the bent. company will become the actual! “When we put in No. 3 and No. 12 with the bent grass late last fall. we consulied with George Pring at Shaw's Garden. and kept a man there constantly to keep out the weeds and crab grass. Those two are in fine cendition, and we will assign a man to weed each of the five selected for Washington bent this fall. They will be ready. for play when the course opens: next spring. Other greens. which | are in red-top and bluegrass, are improving since the recent rains. but we plan, nevertheless, to £0 onto them with the Washington bent, sowing No. 1 and No. ¢. and possibly No. 8, next year.” Forest Park golfers have been wrought up about the condition of the course since at least six years ago. About then the initial fresh- ness of the most picturesque course in the country wore off and in 1920 it wag suggested that grass greens be abandoned altogether in favor of sand greens. Fees Bring No Improrementt. Golfers accepted the fee propo- sition. from which about $36.¢00 was realized last year. oniy in the hope of improvement of playing conditions. But this year the 1!58- hole course was in wretched shape. Park Commissioner Pape replied to somewhat warm protests that grass would not grow without rain and, anyway, muny’ players could not expect for $16 a year what private club golfers got for $590 a year. George H. Pring. who is horti- York City culturist for Shaw's Garden and has B. F. Keith Vaudeville conducted its experiments with the Orpheum Circuit, grasses, has expressed willingness. sior Collection Agency. Edward F. to aid further in the improvement A/bde@e,. and others, are engaged in) ef the Forest Park course. He re- 2 restraint of lates that in a Pullmam conversa- 2nd are violating the Sherman tion with the president of the e2ntitrust law in the booking of Louisville Golf Club he remarked Vaudeville acts. that although an importation like Hart contends Washington bent was necessary for St. Louis, he supposed Kentucky greens would do splendidly with fine mative crass. “Oh. no.” replied the Kentucki- an. “we wouldn't think of trying to maintain putting greene in biue-. grass. Ours are all Washington bent.”” The’ grass, which was developed by the United States Department of Agriculture in experiments which eliminated 200 other varie- ties, May soon be seen af its best about the entrance plaza of Shaws Garden. where its deep lush green. when other grasses in St. Louis are showing rusty patches. makesa striking background for the stone buildings. sparkling pools and bright liliés. * Successful at Shaw's Garden. It was planted there last fall from the stolons, or inch-l6ng bits of stem. each with a joint from which roots spring. Of the soutp end of the Palm House terrace may be seen a test whereby it appears a full stand may be oblained/in a month from planting. Plugs/(of the grass were set in the ground re, about five to the square foot. wo weeks after planting the ground is rearly covered. Two months, Pring estimated. with putting- green care. would have the stand in putting-freen condition. This grass is receiving anything Dbut putting-green care. for the garden, in testing it for St. Louis lawns, subjects it to the care of the average lawn—watering only. Even sO, it is in perfect condition. along two of the peois, smooth and tpringy as a heavy carpet. Back in the experimental garden are sections of Rhode Island. Nar- ragansett and other creeping ben's. ome go new that it is known only by Government number. and others gre being tried at the garden's Gray Summit extension. None so far has outshone the Washington strain. From them al! Pring is Pianhing to choose 2 St. Leuts strain. by selecting the brightest and tushest spots. which show adaptabi‘ity to the St. Louis clii- mate. farlier than will contin- unti] that time, not Sept. 13, the receivers ue thelr management. FOUR MEN IN STOLEN AUTO WRECK IT, THEN TAKE ANOTHER Marmon Abandoned After Crash and Citizen Is Forced to Turn Over His Moon Car to Thieves. Four men in a stolen Marmon automobile crashed into the car of John Gill, 6314 Roseberry avenue. at North Market street and Van- deventer avenue at 7 night. They wrecked Gill's car and drove on to 4448 St. Ferdinand @venue, where they abandoned the damaged Marmon. The four then walked Ferdinand avenue where ther into the Moon touring car of French $11 North Euctid avenue. They forced French to drive them to Euclid avenue and = Hammett place, where they kicked him out and drove on. The Marmon had from Gwrnn Evans of place. and the license from Roy Jeaneltle of 471 comb place. ACCUSES VAUDEVILLE ‘TRUST’ Booking Agent Files Action Against Keith and Orpheum Circuits. WASHINGTON. June 17.—The United States Supreme Court has been asked to 4700 S:. got Pau! been stolen 19% Hortense plates on it 5 New- to decide whether the Exchange, that the contro! terests exercise constitutes a nopoly and has driven him out of the business as a booking agent. CALLS MUSSOLINI PICKPOCKET | BUDAPEST. Hungary, Juhe i7. —Premier Count Bethlen . was greatly embarrassed in the -Na- tional Assembly yesterday -when. in the presence of foreign 4@iplo- mata. the opposition Deputy -Geza Malacitch called Mussolini a pick- pocket. Gorernment members of the -As- sembiy quickly rose to the occa- sion with cheers fog the Fascist Premier. Neverthe! Italy ig ex- pected to make diplomatic repre- Ssentations. Wife Chickens; Store Burned. Ry the Associated Presa. MOUCNT VERNON, TIL, June 17 —A woman was killed and a store was burned in a violent electrical storm in western Warne County early today. Mrs. Ed Davis. residing on a farm south of Keenes, was struck by Hghtning and killed when she went to feed her chickens. The — store of Jones & Allen at rayne City was struck by lightning and burned. with loss estimated at 15.906 WIND RAZES TOWN IN INDIA Heavy Casualtics Feared in Storm at Dhandhuka. the Aseociated Prees. LONDON. June i7.—A Mail dispatch from Karachi. ish India, says that a great has reduced the town of Dhand- hukg, near Ahmadabad. Bombay te a heap of ruins. Not a buildin Wighin a mile of the town escaped. and heavy casualties are feared Two children were carried yards by the wind. The roofs af houses were whirled about like feathers and railread cars were blown along the tracks for miles GIRL WHIPPED, SHOOTS FATHER * jPubesiite (Ky.) Palive Arvest Bes- sie Chartes. 18 Years Old. TES Sage sense Bea FUNERAL OF MRS. LARIMORE PIKEVILLE, KY.. June 17.—A ral of Mrs. Simpsonia: whipping given her by her father, ; fune + ire Fh Larimore. widow of Wii- *2° SDiected to her going on au- liam T. Larimore, pioneer St. Louis tomeobii«c rides with men at night. grain merchant. whe dGied at the caused Bessie Charles, 1% years heme of her daughter. Mrs. Fler- @. to shoot and seriously wound ence Bush. 6336 Forsythe boule. ™t father. John ("Chad") Charies, vard, Monday morning. will be held *°COrding to police whe arrested tomorrow morning from Mrs the girl yesterday after she had Bush's residence. interment will be Ged to the hills, in Bellefontaine Cemetery. Delimeator Mrs. Larimore was 68 years old Br we ase ee, She was born in Baton Rouge. La. NEW YORK, June 17.—cCompbin- Since ber marriage there in 14674 ‘mg Of two women’s magazines, the she had resided in Si. Lowis. in Delineator and the Designer, in one aéditien to Mrs. Bush. she & sur. Publication. to be known as Deline- vived by another daughter. Mra EF. ator. effective with the November 3. MeGurdy of Minerai Wells. Tex.. tissue, is announced by §. R. Let. | BS Prantics Newpert Larimore of shaw. president of the Battertck | Frantisce, Cai. \ Publishing Co. Rr Daily Brit- storm ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH RECEIVERSHIP COSTS $523/000 Additional Fees Allowed by Judge june i17.—Ju- given by) ¥ 'Far West | force business could. possession of its new owners, and. Caine. o'clock last’ by Max Hart of New) the Excel- | interstate commerce | *cluded the Uni which the Keith and Orpheum ina-| Breaks WOMAN KILLED BY LIGHTNING: of THinoisan Was Feeding seated in ' Cord THURSDAY EVENING, JUNE 17, 1926 j AY illiam C. Davidson Disap- pears From House Committee Room After Telling Story. An appeal from the approval was filed in the | Ry the Asosciated Press. WASHINGTON, June liam Davidson's “inside story before the House Alcoholic Liquor Traffic Committee about bank 17.—Wil- 6 § « s transactions with bootleggers *P" | Guard cutter off Yorktown afterit. parently is not to be continued. Styling himself an ex-booileg- ger “going straight.” he toid the committee most, if not all. of his story yesterday and last night. naming a number of banks in the the com- that the ment officials. Then mittee, voting 4 to 3. decided James J. Britt, counsel! for prohibition unit, might cross-ex- amine him. Britt arose. So did Davidson. “I refuse to answer your qurs- tions,” the ex-bootlegger an- neunced. “I don't know what you are, brother. I've had a Santa Claus pulled on me too many: times.”” Called Notorious Character. Thereupon, he walked out. His Washington address is not known because, he told the committee, he _ doesn't want to be “bumped off.” He said his home was in Los. Angeles and that his nom de guerre ‘during his career as a wholesale bootlegger had been William > Robert E ministrator nia, in a committee by a “notorious character” Frith, prohibition ad- Southern telegram read to described him and for —_—re sae be actused him of having attempted to blackmail! a bank. Even before Davidson made his exit here, bankers the Far West whose instifutions had fir- ured in his narrative were denr- ing knowledge of the transactions. Davidson got Representative La Guardia. Pro- gressive-Socialist,. New York. had threatened to conduct it single- in handed because the other members| to | the committee had refused appearance. The to allow Britt to examine of arrange -apoiscyggintc him was made epposition. Banks Deny Charges. Assistant Secretary Andrews. Frith and the latter's assistant. 'W. Anderson, were accused by Da- vidson of having retused to act on evidence of dry law violations he had given them. He was, in turn, ‘accused by Britt of having at- tempted to exchange the evidence, for a job with the prohibition | ‘forces and to sell it to newspapers) and others. Banks named by Davidson for his in- San Diego, the National Bank at the Royal Bank Bank at western land. Ore Port- Bank at Los Angeles. — at “Orri clals of the stituti ‘denied knowledge seen estiaevons a check transaction such as he outlined in connection with their bank Eustace Culli- nan. vice president and eounse! of the Liberty Bank, told of a transaction with a man who later turned out to be a bootleg- gee. but said “this man was not Davidson.” Emery Olmsted. presi- Jent of the Portland Bank men- tioned, asserted that “we don't know anrthing about this.” Los Angeles in- or & RAIL FREIGHT CAR RUNS WILD Wabash Handlers — (were able | Cleda Laderdure From Hits Caboose 1', Milgs Away. A freight car which broke away from handlers in the uptown yards the Wabash Railrvad at Ed- wardsville yesterday. ran a mile and a haif and crashed into the caboose of a freight at Edwardsville Junction. The crew in the eee 7 ap- proac hing and jum I Bive” a? northbou nd ws “Banner passenger train from Chicago to St. Louis, raveling on th thbound side of the double tracks, sched the spot at a speed of a mile a minute four minutes after the collision. The other track had nr been affected. een Pajama Parade. The oniy casualty reported from Grotto pajama parade earity day was the fall of John Mec- Dene. 37 years old, of 4156 Natural Bridge avenue. McDon- who said somebody had puehed him off a curb into a parked auto watched parade at Seventh and Pine Was treated at City Hoe- cuts of the head and chin. prosecute. even if he knew who pushed him. he said: he knew it was all in fun. Auto Stolen in Holdup. ® men with revolvers climbed int ® a Chevrolet automobile in nich Raymond B. McCord of 2726 ain avenue and Miss Vera Wright. 7632 Alien avenue were Tower Grove Park at 16:45 last night. and to start the machine drive as they directed. avenue and Flora place the men *) Zu 7 © SOU rea ~Ot -*% Oe Fo neji. mobile as he the streets pital for wouldn't and made McCord and atten Wright eet (out of the car w hil with the machine Real Estate Man Found Dead. The body of a man found yes- terday OSy¥ paeper-hangers arrivin to decorate a vacant house at 3712 North Florissant avenue has bene identified as George Cunni angham., $4. a real estate deaier with offices im the Victoria buliding, whe re- ‘sided at SI37A Michigan avenue Death apparentiy had occurred of | Batural causes shortly before the | body was found. é they drove of EX-BOOTLEGGER DUCKS | ROSS-EXAMINATION | Benjamin Laurentian has been held in $1000) '-Federal Court by a said ,' Alger. leased to C. K. and various Federal en-’ ‘across it field, ‘fore Judge McElhinney of Califor- | the; alleged his hearing after over La Guardia’s | ; teda ted States National | North- |: of ; Canada. a branch of the California | the Liberty | San Francisco. and oth- ¢ general | | was ‘ATTACK FRENCH DEBT PACT | debt States and Great Britain more than -riot’s - demand ordered Mc... ‘French Parliament. At Lawrence Treled at YACUT CAPTAIN HELD IN BOND | TWO RED CROSS LIFE SAVING BECAUSE OF LIQUOR ON CRAFT! SWIMMING DIRECTORS TO WED Defense Declares ‘Supply Was Frea W. Potthoff and Miss Jo- Sealed in Cabin of Seized Vesse] § sephine Hose, a Teacher. Both by Porto Ricans. Prominent in Athletics. ee in tee ST and | Mise Josephine Hose and Fred "NORF OLK, Va., Jane ape. | iW _ Potthoff, captains, respectively, carvan oC. the "yaem | of the women’s and thewnen's life- }saving corps of the Red Croas, are ermber Sete 901 be married Saturday. They will ; ‘reside at 410 Clark avenue, Web- ster Groves Both are Meramec River. a printing concern, ucation of swimmers and protec- tion of the uneducated ones for some years. He was 132% football captain at Washington University, and Missouri VaNley fullback for two years, Miss Hoee, a teacher in he public schools, won the munici- Jester of the cutter related that he | pal high diving championship in found the liquor in a. compart-— 1918 and has represented St. Louis ment sealed by a board nailed | '" intercity swimming events. Martin Taylor, New the yacht's own- | 7 er. deciared the liquor had been | Tug Leaves Brazil in Effort to Find sealed by Porto Rican officials Duggan. when the ship’safled from there | By th¢ Associated Press. : recentiy. Other defense testimony PARA, Brazil, June 1i.— The tug was that the liquor had been Felorus. chartered by La Nacion of aboard the vracht for years and | Buenos Aires, left today to search that it was there when Capt. Jar- for the Argentine aviator. Bernard vis took command of her. . Duggan, and his companions, who were last seen over Cayenne THIRD MAN IS SENTENCED French Guiana, Sunday morning. on their attempted flight from New York to Buenos Aires Negro. One of Seven Men in Ches-. The Argentine Foreign 2: terfield Hoklup. Pleaded Guilty; telegraphed the Vice-Consul Three Still at Large. to charter another tug. The Robert Hill. a Negro, the fourth Barzilian Minister of Navy has or- of a band of seven men arrested | for robbing the Bank of Chester- in bond for the Commissioner, following seizure of the craft Monday ith several cases of Yiquor aboard. The vacht, to be owned by Russe!l A, Detroit lumber man, and G. Billings, who was making a cruise with a party of gests, was taken by a Coast well known along the sailed from Billings’ estate at Curls Neck. At the hearing Boatswain M. B York attorney for Minist has | here Potthif?. a of : has directed ed- | the East St. Loui to join |; BOY THIRD OF FAMILY TO Wi East St. Louis High School Award | Goes to Richard Smith, = Years Ofd. The Washington Gieesuaieas scholarship award for the East St. Louig High School was won by Richard Smith, 17 rears oid, the third son of Dr. Harvey S. Smith to receive years, at the Richard, Fébruary. commencement exercises. who was graduated Iiast accepted the presentation for hin ; His scholarship standing - ranked | the class with a grade of $5.5 per cen’. The award was given on the basis of scholagghip and general school Jehn Smith. his eldest brother won the award in 1921 and is now an versity. His second brother. Rob- ert. won it in 1923 and is attend- ing the university. The Smiths live at 2311 Lincoln avenue, East 8. Louis. Sign—Jewelry Melted. Fire believed to have been caused by a boit of lightning which struck an sign in front ef the Zerweck Store at 348-50 Collins- ville avenue, East St. Louis at mifd- night iast night caused damage to building and stock ‘estimated at $15.000 by Fire Chief Whalen of fire department. nd watches were melted >. y o electric Jewelry in the fire. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ee it within the past 6, it was announced last night | is spending his vacation ° in Yellowstone Park and his father | | come. dent instructor in Washington Uni- | | mother of-11 children. E. ¢ | Sr is Sees Fe WASHINGTON, June 17.—Presi-. dent Borno of Haiti, accompanied . by military and naval aids. visited | Congress yesterday, observing pro- ceedings of both Houses from pri- vate galleries. In the House. members on the’! floor arose ts the visitor entered and Representative Madden of Illi- nois delivered am address of wel-. He was later received by’ Speaker Longworth. Vice Presi- Dawes received the Haitian President just before the Senate ‘convened. activities, Smith being president of } the student council and president | of his class, and was also engaged | in athletics? ‘SEARCH FOR MISSING FLYER $10,000 for Mother of 11. A jury in Circuit Judge Hogan's court yesterday returned a verdic: of $10,900 in favor of Mrs. Mary Montgomery of 3316 Ruiger street, | against the . Gerhard Building Co. for the ' death of her husband, William R.. Montgomerr. He was killed Oct. | 13, 1924, when at work as a car-/ ‘penter for the defendant at the new Beaumont High School. Van- deventer and Natural Bridge ave-' ‘nues. , Standing collapsed, ‘leged by Mrs. Montgomery the ac- cident ,the part of the company in failing ito provide her husband with a safe. | place to work. }dren are dependent minors, it was. A scaffold on which he was and it was al- was due to negligence on Five of ber chil- shown. dered the Cutter Ajuriciaba the search. Chesterfield, Mo., of $4180. | 12, 1924, pleaded guilty be-| Clayton | today and was sentenced to eight years in the penitentiary. | Edward Williams, a Negro, was) previously sentenced to i2 years. and Thomas Dickens, who stood | trial, was given 15 years, for their part in the robbery. Richard Kneist. another of the band. plead- ed guilty on April 1$ but has not been sentenced. His brother, An- thony Knueist. and two other men, who were implicated, have not DECLINE IN EMPLOYMENT Labor Report Shows Fewer Men at Work in Factories. the Associated Press. ; WASHINGTON, June 17.— j Wholesale commodity prices in- | ereased silightiy during May. the’ Bureau of Labor Statistics reporte dar. while emplorment in manu decreased Nov. eadialineeetimentied eee - —- Br facturing industries per cent and payrolls declined per cent. The May emplormen figures. however. were 6.5 per ce nt and 1.3 per cent greater. respect- | ively. than those for the same month last year. Textile. vehicle } and metal industries showed the: greatest iaianen ment decline. while such industries as brick, cemen (and ice cream showed their 1 Spring gains. Sharp drops also were | shown in the furniture trade | The bureau’s weighted index of | commodity prices. embracing a registering 151 * for May. ! pared with l.l for April last< rear. Fore | shown to have av- | lower in May than | decreases in prices | sheep. cotton. potatoes | Clothing and bui lding materials, ~ i aishin ' : t metals housefur- if g£00ds also were cheaper. other howed in- anging Riese one-third of in foods and chemicals | cent in fuels. Increases’! were shown in 84 instances and de- creases in 152 and CHILD HURT IM 20F00T FALL | oa Your Piano Escapes With Broken Elbow in Striking Brick-Paved Yard. A fractured right elhow was the Only injury city hospital physicians to find in examining 3 years old, who fell 20 feet to a brick-paved yard | from a window in her home. 23O8A North Eleventh street. Yesterday. when playing in the kitchen where Mrs. Imiray Laderdure. ironing. ~- mricther Lei@a, Radical Socialists in Paris Meeting Adopt Resolution. By the Associated Prees PARIS, June 17.—The Radica!- Socialist Party Congress, with only three dissenting votes yesterday passed a resolution declarine that “ratification of the Washington | agreement showkd be condi- | ——— on the adoption of measures ending to make sure that France | would mot in any case or under any form have to pay the United That Certain Party The Roses Brought Forever and Ever she received from debt ors.” her European The resolution was pre- sented br Gaston Bergery. M. Her- former princi retary, and was amended by Lowis Ma! vy. former minister of the interior. M. Malvy said that during the hectic war period no Frenchman could have thought that the IU'n nit- ed States would one day come to from France something she was unable to pay. The Ber- enger agrements. according to M. Maivy, would be tantamount to sudscribing to France’s economic and political servitude: th rey should | be revised by the next government | ang should not be voted ed on even wit o | = M. Bergery had reaoban g ed. Da ? re he Good Ni Let’s Talk About atleast tie ee ~ Negro | Kills ‘Half s Sister. Joha Birdwell 23 years old. a Negro, of $07 Walnut street, East Thanks for the Buggy Ride ....... Buffano What Can I Say After I Say I'm Sorry . Donaldson Moonlight and Roses ee Poor Papa ...... Woods Flaming Mamie .... Rose eed ss so = Elida Me Yeu ..... Murphy “Ath You «+++ Davis Always :......- Berlin Sleepy Time Gal . . Lorenza Moonlight in Mandalay erccccesecs « Herscher I Love My Baby . . Warren t. . Hohengarten My Sweetie ..... Kahn Sweet Child ..... Simon Al the above selections may be had in Sheet Music or Player Rolls SS” E finest entertainment in the world is home-playes home-danced, and home-sung music. . Whether € surroundings be unassuming or of wealth, mail universal appeal, and the call to song or dance needs mt persuasion. Put on a them with St. Louis. shot and fatally woun ded his half-sister, Mary C -UITy. 17. last night, when the two met and quar- | Sixth street and Piggott avenue. East St. Louis Loe quar- rel originated bet ween Bi. iw of the girl and Birdwe!! and when | behaif of; Miss Curry interfered ir her companion, Birdwet shot her./ She died 2 short time later at St Mary's Hospital. East Sr. Louis ow fled but later was arrest. - Home D ances If you have kept up your piano music your children been taught to play. Naturally, they know the dance for the children and thus early img good times music in the home affords. If you have neglected-your Piano, start to play it : Look up your music and let the magic of your old fawll again cast their spell. Invite your friends to a dance a you will start the first of many memorable\evenings, e cially if you have a Sotemnen: so that anyone may f bao ae eat . _— : is It gives children a deep appreciation of he values and a disinclination to seck enjoyments eleewhere. If you have no'Piano in your home you are passing advantage in the education of your children for which m other training can compensate. The student of music early acquires an appreciation of thi precision underlying beauty in art - - nfluenci the attitude towards all other studies. ee SE Ny up advance rapidly and, without forfe 3 ing any e joy of youth, acquire a maturity of j ve preventive of mistakes. ‘BUY A PIANO : « Purchase a standard make and thus bs : assured of long years of happiness Phaaspephenanesiararnen nan Phonograph you may wish to dispose of, make it have a new Piano or Player-Piano without delay. PLAY MORE MUSIC Ceprnght. 19274 Publishine me Co ROME. ‘Jencl mine | ister Manoilescu of Iau had long consul Premier Mussolini | Minister Volpi. , the big Banca Comme -@ director of the pices of the Italian q i The much-discusseg oa a 206,000.900 litre ions $40.000.000, now $7, Rumania for trade Pr _the German press be used for arm _to bea Goveramnaay -manian Government 1 he the company wilt eet lg cessions in Rumania, thus advantageous, ag 4 Unidentified Man An inquest will be h the death yesterday ¢ tified white man in £ Louis. The fatality the man, who appears te 69 years-old, walked of a switch engine. at $11 — Ninth 3 co oe en Gracies W. Chai Funeral Priday. Jame. 18. at we viet See Cemetery Caivazy Comeeenn pe LEX, Seured Se inte 3 with home played =

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Sei8 ee aod ee 1926, | nterment mb comme. el Call ‘H all bi ee eae HAN O87, YM S BOIS. oh gp st-Dispatch —~ x oN 261. ICKLAY SHER S gshighway — 43_N. Br RS— 25 ¢ Al reler- v.. Ch Ra % Cherie. - : Ju Engst bow ag ag eat fa- Sete Enter tin fie. yon LK_UN Citas” I Hilland. ~~ arak' ss oING— “rd 19. (e535) Re - 9 SA patch. now be weU | ples“al eet my ot as way SHOE ee — sg a bv .._Chbeago.— ar elty an: a mation at ge gp handler. Willias ‘esa a Vala apel, er G MBR. a 7 oon 5164) —ad |e eee tt ————— job c55) ES: pi fzPer: LESMA acai BI lect. - per peri and wt pare bh oe : roma. Se. y sy LAR Vall 8. a yuley onnel Ke er [ee liam nee u. in all ne rov EL vari; B.; i64k m d p. Al HAN H oO pla DEN 5OXx rience MAN ctin ’ ect. Iso hou Fo st. or Er Sh hi RKE ay. Sa —— . ae m | a 8: BER Me Cre Be gape ~ seh pe eg ot dg to ag Rag w e St ax T7TOR. rew hey PAP FO nag Um wn ater ENTIST ter > a a sock. He : : ass iteroleta es mh a 55 a it Cc » 0 rial D r. jt ugh and Se fer p rest eme- AT ation; Lo ard ct) is ER n, F Ga mbolt work ; xu lest —S§ Sie. spec Sit.: Box , iil. = bers. nion wees & sO 2- , ¥ Ss Y pe ) of a M remat = wan co. +m e Co 133 A ps4 ory. I day | Fu law f Ge ath r.d ear Do nesd ) Call er. w CH ea I 6A | APE ne ING t 159 3 D ot AR Bo +A ag Dis 4 Ng ET net pe no I 80 U N. welt on { s Me un Wat 5 y, J nei cen aa BS geet ry ear Se ade a F ith AIN ¥ e; i r SRE nrante 94R. apered. M sox N is ame pat n 10 Seca MA on r da abo work ; uth pla NT Broad sh No, ie) |e Zs ty. est ah D une n- i] om ral nd e Ty . mo rele yl y. WR Ores sm in n T PARO iANG ante $6 roo ae. wan Ml N-41 empl 33: ch. gol CAM ai KER Hotel rt ton of ce f AIN w oes. 7 ) is olay rs. ae: 7. dea ed e rae and in oo vi an td — EB.) > IST W st 6814: st; rest 4676J. PAP pnable GING A ied $6 | Fon ees 3. Post-D : d| 2) Pp WwW rtd — el” Bloon pio 0 ice rig CLER a EL. SAL . and 19 an r ed coc rbe 192¢ Ce hy fa urda r-i aff Se of Wite | and: Ww 14: pict h 765. ER e. NG; Lin and (c54 B ke, 7 GE ost- ent xperi (5) MP A ge. Fi 00 col- E : Lo h ue in Es ee += pughier, dk nncts a BG sty Bg nena 6. eisee mily y Na eg ie Be WRIS’ n ATC aan cav plast CT GRand_ 10 2 7 ‘ ance RR. 3 Py Di 7 ence CA LOY ITE rst min payee aia. . Be K—Com — ay MEN mission shes the ER 0. pet ) A th eee aay oe sctaeat tee od Sa, “~ ett a e dnugh- wee ar Tice white gold ana ' | PAPER work ne ae ore at once: ae: b BOX sroferences. vA ‘B) 057. ‘oo 4983 STRNO sien cE or Box 150" miles concern. w sell. unusual capa EE S-B » 8eCcOo en. ra nt fol ws north r : N . eis Int on ly's Ho: me 1 De and Pi pel, 20 GTI st.. est EE co st z Ww onab ER , Linde rk n ately. ost-D er h Si Mue ch 51. am- NTA 316 Ss Rs 2 h wit ble PER— A nd Ap- yon, a ag ANTED west 2 &: ates * ep oay enewar? pa wry 7, 1926 Paul's | Tex SLASSES FO ee nten and | ALI le. t clea — rem gee Presrrk et 2 Mer. 3312 ~~ L E ee ~ ~ngide ae Bt iaitiat A RR floo ae rene see : , : J F. oo agecaneny 6 al ser. 2 = ghey I's hearck G ve. —Sixt UN ali Bo painti P LIn ned, $1 314J. re ferry ae tcd ers, o ey eo ME 24. oxperie Oth. $ - aidative: nd R CO r, {424 ref han sh | e reg , ;. wage se t so {a th Cem rch, OA’ Ss Fi DB a. M E Sal ntin APE dell $i* pa ason- sale acd Seem > Ini & eaten CH enced. 90 letee ref tive; a s em- a e le ov le m., e (c KEY CL) ght ist ae 1é a. ;WAT wa nin wa | SA rg ge : - rie IS E . ood B =| N 20x a be ufact cos xper re ee Naan teh Wednee Sa ate “7 ed vite gn at St, ann a eee i er | leaning. baie an vane “et a, enna ee le: ort sas) ipaumiia ae ee as. | wala Se ee WA = oe ik at uth rom un our and f es- — r, M 0 Elsi ie ae ick nn ted Distri NG rea pal clea “Lind riter 7m ESPO oe M875. sale (4) .| SHW © a ae az B eta dge I Ww AND 7_N. NE expec ; ta, | our 68, 5 Pat 8:90 a. n * eee at ke 2 gyn ee =, ©. io and J mee Dy + District. . ALI ee Bapaggrene © felt 3080 TRU poet NDE! 372. P. sand | Scterker 3 om og erry ents Industrial, Fug Dispa tc okt feos ch fi uN to a nd b uck- ar b 1€ | -law Pet am nd J aven of nd | rict. spe 1 PA le nea © 080. RUCK x N wht ap ai 72. P nnect nd eperkanen ER . 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Phone, Sette ose fh cone Sara ai Ge ee, afc ose county, ndell. tei fit es as el an *. ay gece | ea 9 in v u ee r r e | i W o rs nt (BE er ork N—S1 or t Opy | iG & y a rd -) -_ fc) Seine e ; rb 6 to ary of A une reh, lev s une thi a a on w %) arr a it.: n 29 ¥ y ton cl an ro pp) w ub: [-PH 80 m S on ree m orpors ou rot at re Cc a .| WIL th ard, p 2. rty- ear Ww Lal 1475W _ is C rom bt c 2937 ref (4) \E Ph JER d I om y: ork: a Ww i tr ple E = 2:30 auali hy AS geal sa win ope Ragga Mh gay a y-firs AS NG ing ee olor * teagapee OE ATOR aa ray oe 604. Cn a. vAITE “soo case MAK : are ieth arb of age T tery. | da AMS— to St. Als t 8 :'B A HER M . ew ‘$i ° ay 7 sb« ed- cor ces, VA ac u §j. = nin rly = na Co.. an avon. ra ro Anna G y. 3 R | be en- T ¢ > ex T vs _ n a d to turn - ao ther-in sderrta AF Fy - seat am. On acer ld DS | rts; wae " (c8) srruhtions—we a eee ee Ries ‘i "Apply We non Elec WASHERS Must le a. MAKERS Wanted . ‘ lori of une an nm’ { es e h 8 . 19 thi et (Roc h { b P x es a = | grad EE ence r. IGT d lL e TO nd P Ww (c)} ' co h)} MA xperi 5th. m ufacture ¢ Sea hi 18. d nee iM “er usba of 926, is li ery k uild OINY 7 rent nv E er ua PE d. L NE cu start RSs ers ash lla y s N en . ent. cretof ae Mitt Be wns |e He ees oi oe _TUCKPO Sue aot cS aries WOMEN, GIRLS ra a aioe we eat Sd 9758°. Be isan, 7 me s ra : r of Tere st: = 3 | Tait yt Ke . de 0 sed. sy Big cL Oo ce ee Wit rch. Stre caged lls ices m rance. aril Gi her se nH Geo . HI Cw; —_ IN \ ’ 74. a DL s Da wi elle 19: IR Ci rata Ww n B Im: an ia eeni Art n ust ho ~g hy ¥ me Be w pacted Anna F es a pe hae ote lan T’G | z (8) | pe 2 Bt «st Hy AR. LS | dag i ae ide os : ae be has rin nity for ee | net , Er t Pgge ee as ea H a (ir une ar 8. Fra liam l, be CA a orm oid \ CA JE AS I speed A ga x f ope ingt ply 1 iling. n A te sh t 80 al or f ) "a ‘. am ilered Ca of a a os ae ty Fri rows Mrs. nk Wi { er we 104M. firs bri 1E T° SHIE fferso pon. asics and Pros sagen ery or §& ratio on. Mu WELTR ocean sae ws ng hor- ld possibili is an ey’ wad 5 - 7 ioe 1926, into roll _Sacred cg" ~ En. Co day. and Fanni items. RICK ENT et-clase. A SH 6582 t— n 2433W e 7993. n op- beges: work tock a of aaa T LTROC ohn shee Provo beam ex. up” . ’ : Ss: ca Sit 33W. Sit.; 93 ura f thi fo rn a f s OR F. t u or “gt | Ba Sai Beck at ae. rvice H of rd, ‘agg = June gg Pratt’ (ns uA ERS ‘17 a: | O Ww - for in pot So cy. uc is forme rust pad arm (c) FAC Y: a FOREN > hn n- etn - Saulth at a on ane 0 Bellefon 18, tt, HLA Siterations & (c62) COOK— araish ref ated woe Pee Mags - r employ. gonetal TORY: REMAN : ie} (eek er Joe th rlan ha D a. w tony lief lors, at 2 Jan LAck — ESO os 62) E nid sh ug ed \ ) | FI o. 21 mp] me ral ach QUL y: Ww, & braz ) io sper At. id and 1 roa coee'/ ta 8) | USE oe ee ed: r | SAS MOU e »wu e| tion a: TR ston. cereme OE | Sale bottom 5 sid o - t ) A ed ki BU t ened | $ IFUL te rem w K M re ¥ ’ . lo n e _gl ty tom t one Cla —, 515 D- y~ EE nl A | a AGES— Bn DBima —— Sar Weg 4 — mat. pF eee ERS aeeQW: do 1 ferences ms ao S-BARR perm rae 2 eae yy ren ote we have on In can ee aa {e5 v re: e .. Ro - c ir — “— r esse > i i a . > a j res _ corde - Foe ‘at Rath. Ret SHI Ma fescrige = "Repair | Beauty. qvenings. Delmar al AT, | an Rene con |e mower und Light. & CO ———— = |S Saree ee a de Thor, Sha urday. J awe gs athe teases Sp ON ‘workmanship. AGE a mics) GRand. he la or, E at (8) | a§ alge gs it.: 2 eeeoTsaW. Cnaut ot +5 ea Ex : a ie ins for | % me food” @n ae = me : “iene te gn ell ate. sree og “sll oe. on Lett? x18 se} 305," perm fished 190 d DY— mes ni N. Oth. )& Door are ones man ewe D popul. tag or a yee c.. 714 49th «eR ee 2 on SS me re et | Pused En ge: Cannan aa as cle, | eh ag c ‘power. CA fio MON 10 dow cuz) | ee: way. ane ae | ayo -Sit.: ren. it. - Oth. m+) 1G oor need at, emplo to szouri ¥ m Lape aris ter ei wo is (ee) low State. | ht “got | ° ' t V enue — ~ om | : f oF own: D 3 nt LAU rn Cc B _ Mis RO Ce cted oyme ru ( By ena — ng a a. te. of v su 1 Sea pone oteee nm, | Auto COMIN aed ee “iat” | SEROSRIENG tect ie ae ee ox N40 a para viele curd al cod depart SO te Leaes oe = 2 ee Gel de 5. i983 rest emete aterinn m G em 1 Gabl ae GA ed. ced a aM | 736 SMA IN erso he UND SS—Sit.: rest angen Post Cé& p- | ARDV\ og FR, LES e!d Toombs f und: 917 RN : ent e m is | rie — > ete. secure 2 — ar); ease ry. an | : ob EV oh, er i 65 WwW we ‘far A. VT A KING G— “a Po RES eae lags, (io b Dis. | a is ma MA Q -Fa clase YO Brox NER oJ on. nage oan a o f o me r fat tla G povng ‘belo at udde (c i Pe lle ' EN Hg oot, ¢ GA fu fin- | IRD ubert & Mm (c8 cz, renc Ss- ay. per y h iH m re OD n. 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U 28 Mid-Weet a 2e14w. 8) | ing pe ICER ECT His Wow Jette 141K. oe dairy: $8C ing Go, a oe drive +g > age Bn Se be | Crawfi rticle. a: Be % a eT “ ent . 1GMES On. inte 18, es ry daug > ‘ D he _Mid-Weet, El i ewi fix: an a te oh , Wh IVE vow ANS hand was (91) | mont. $80 i wo 0. ark ‘earn (c) way. iene any’ pti ore _ rs ee rood M (M1) er I 1 o _ unterment t sire hter, BAN ; call C at F 3437 Elec R sted pgp .c8) Baga inv ee a s ork g rson 1, Jeune id h ) | M Be Me, xch et s sed c)| ¥ Exch. A en grade . = SA : ing, ANAGEF ‘ } ‘ | BANKE CC : l es |W ee ae nd 0 | MA N— 100 ilk an t. %. 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P p Seaclones. ices AG mee sta he NITIES KNO £ rflu e og n H Hu in ae of perme ocd Bagge nd ee - man’ ( A Tho SBS yay | es piieeteen” We t nd “1 uis eljoare! | | YOU Koay P speaks pani ed: W ox | pry Bee pone ost- “han ence and AGEN ENT or gating NOW oe en : - aun Hu = Home iu ick “s (r rew So > st: c ms 05) | L mas. con ag ares ical each oor, .8 pt oat OU ae a for ai ffers want | enee ANIC! 612 ust aaa ag re ENTS— nect oe yo and be U4 my | iF G LAI os or fer ig . — s! ‘ s - 8 be tch. mp " bi S— Soa: Ww te ud cing moog Ry ne}} Peter | OX —Lowt: oney Kingshighway ay AUNDRY ead 1e ier an experienc = ay culture, Hire. | 7OUSG ie si eh educa: |= Sarco.” Se w Raion veh Mote profit ANTED- '%) 5 oa sh Sa " sixtee Jing (nee aime tle | BRAC and t con iw. oo viet y'sa CURT AN ‘ ‘ B10 ™. oeraees pa simon pee a | i balks pt Px d pb wean ify. coil 7 Pe Washington. with ont profita.” Ho-k ° mi —— ies pe aturday. Jinss) >. 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Ta: ler { . - R - 1. onal e> Er ap pi: be ari oe ans Races ot 7 and ae rigger te) | Exe mations. foot seat wat | 1638- PA “ae ae 7 Cag as hoa om Pa ei ve PARTNER Wa. ey ri | HELE WY led Ca oN tree h vee “vent | CHC eg P+. a cas AV ‘ ooting AN mt | ay eNTS T ee 7 | rred. room ork | j Exe PP ca Ww B oO Dp ng P Tt —Ger tch, room UT D m . — Ra arpte ew t Frid { ed »K Mery G re e€ | J Bf AT 2717 ws, ITOI Ic- | free. = ob EN aes wv a MEN y 3 ork rush m., ex- ART 1 lune in ¥ = us 4 June Er ilw nle Pic) ri — Satu 7R—Lo ft Pb rra raphi eward, | 'F Fa fers wT 7; & side D (c& 5 cS tain TS sce ee LAcl nd | \ — 43 KOO Co. 2586 est NEF - Pos 1 gm x hou was ur —W ¥ a 1 Pi 1c. Yleve 17 itere ay boas po | 5 r. 1 | rewa ay st: otog cks: ic. bea | LA OR: on 14 sm ev. 52 walk WOR s) Ww I J. ta ed. ——- H ede outs Ww. a site p ca (c5) 60 vir im t-Di m: 26. onan om a 1a of Ky li. me dl M. Ca erme : rd. aft % raph re un- ing * s 10W als th a, & imi i » D rsen ad\ ; . a (c ous ide nt 2 ur ay. n wu des ed td.— spa mus Man ‘92 t Cail Tv re bess ae 1926, vat 7:3 ra eter | UFF 8 cbltan O28S¥ a ne foward. |GRA work. done jobs 8 ea aavioe and fol ELP } | change service work ay Wy pele es aR Baas he gs : + dae ee eee ne Neal og Sl eae rar ga hoo we Nel a Se WANT 7 ee aie ae ae io ee sender 3 z Fouling y | a ght garet a i an}, 4. m., ured DE Bud ire Los ontai fite call 0 ID x 40 mac polist ed. | a cemies r pa Ain), mM. he aw, 2 voted ic 4 ference t le nterest h ASHIER— very ; = a to ; ae ae pg Pho be} mom MO a iede. t: ne mm: |" a ae 714d. hin ved. (cB) | —— 0 tent _ (oe E | work: wi Fu O05 Re men | h. a and -€ s : , Ww LA Bl $5 od ca ANI Dein i ae y Ere ——= G at 6) | 310 th lier oR eek f y = se amount in [428 lin And — : : . >, 2 Te! e Boe ds Lill + beloved — D ABA YP b old: T; Sona TOID. ‘pe 8 no 0 urfac- ‘ELECT P sialon ranite torne 5 + good car Bru ailw if x or! A AL xcha ‘ inode oh ws Fuk ; egg S aut ught an Ks of G fe 1AM SH PIN Ar? ward. dia ic) ble. 57 re iar mt ex rt o ‘ato oy PROF apiece ° eae | ME os Ss. G pa pref sh way ou | UTYV ESM nged. re rift biic clerk; ea ei ow er 2h A eet ae oe ield moet Li Ma: Y edaen (eB) Li Ric treat E nihil tare N utd ad waa lag og Pa BA gee | aan Co. “10: experienced “4 Lae Bast Girasid co, “June on s. our Post. Disp RING—Ls aid $590. George PLASTERING, gent work: al mh if oe | er i LUT , BOYS none — , Foom pest. nse 5 | “ng aor en WAN (c62) | Rony: = Lad aaa 4 han a oul ‘k f 9 na OG-—— atch estio st: gold. } to ;—Sm Ark ind } tment. 20 vil Mi ool nce. Ox money. —t 4 A egg “e76) | GO LEY NTIN rvice. | O - € MET SE pons WAT bras ine car: buildin be AT bestnut st. 1 Fe qe es * —oO a anier A sem pal 2622 34 _Tk 610 pers = iv Goo _ Paintin TING (08) | W XPE . Al eras T.U Ps Lol deh rect HM s work. car, "ry of expe E co. w = uff: RATOR be i; = Tuesday, erment in ss after- UR CH ERRIER—Lo F ape: | oe D-paintin minting. paperin AEN ENT EXFERIENCED } Are PS. ‘yor pa bolle? Uni aE De commission (small home SALES) ah gli ee ge { 2 P| ' . : ‘ 7 a , \. Gran a1 his cireei, fies ., June 15. alvary 0478, 5 balire ioe; black r please | 82. LT F502 mar ar38 — rkview 3011W | TE WORK ON CL ERS ‘dell. "¢ Ato ag understa (c) rand. Yah money : chance sSMEN ot Sta once. +4, piecew eiperinn. i ie j ve FI roo a -362R. en LW. | F , OSs | 0 jatesworth —M eane nds | = ieait ce i pistionsl § “Dis. Sines, = Micon aty- A de Lani 192 R m: Lost. nd © R. ro siv = ] . JOS Ft} ort im¢ us ers ng Re od #a or and or : _ . 215 p. ™ Suthers oma. ng, | Monday th Lost. (Mondas white, | int ur exte —__{68) | "emp ¥ = FISee ER SED FICE BO} mmonia refrac ‘e) | E aly Go,” right schfetch n— pane ao : member D. & "te a —— Tune re od ropa, aight. sei | wood wy ted riot e by | I ER EN O an-# » por ay nets sa tbr + a widow socal 18. 2AS a ry 9186 Rolla “ask |P eed. DE | nig a” one CREEKS 241 ee tre eye APE fter 5 ey rus ne) NA fo E | oe a Mrs. Metundy Rowe rest, Sim a wee | ee SES Low ehell ri Ro!la. tof) | LUMBING PLUM . Delmar | refere work ~experien Ry — ‘'B Maa t nand. all, & se Sale ore rae h Rand. ‘e405 A LSSMA- building "smal men ex N oo A sce ass the eee port wiiltams Rooms Exnany $00), ou | poaetNe work BERS paar | oe mene = we ee eis seas AKER be good. 27 PAPER A aah Pane Saaigess: ale | satan i 1036 NG : Friday. Ju Caacingl sn aol arn I wba cn Rose- a IN 1 bonne }) | BLAG “de FS. gen liable : —— Pe matt | a & HAN tha omer = | Gen 9 AN- ertenced “eta -. +m whe tee pole eas | at. a rigise shell: in Water ‘SEWER: Co. treginter 042 gpasonable: [factory ee and — Setighea ee Mit enon Pe. ste brinas Se | SALES "Saturda farket ail shoe. ned) Ag 6 bo ’ OOCH one : 6S price s ste d. city | ve gino a acti ars; ood | 7 2 ; nd: CT or ichie Ag ey | us SMAN ¥- w Ap- “ny Epo as is. | uf Baldwin. Lot Fran between Br Nesormabin. PAs ed)" Gitana ‘$8 8} | eae = none Fy DY. 512 L ae bese 4 all | | (perience. nO _Se iebur nies = aac Rainbow, =) 3 cry, HOU n, _, weepaake: rena icon PRIN in wire with vd Ssiea" “Leader Hote. good man. yo anywhere; BAND Locu . HER . roll PL. tiock gala dee — gistered : bod} —s- Ol ae 413 : [GEND we ington So se lg = caus i TING kview out 4d ‘cB BOO ORKEEPE Ail ore a wen” oo «America AW a eC | Pee ASTERS lary. desired, eis : refe : per c ho comm urad N. a as | fe eee rar Santon its Coen feet |e SAWIER AE rolls gaia ahaa eee i| a Fir Secieae © = *” po F . wf - 7 { , - * e " ra 347 Pose te, box 3 Se CARDS. SF Piler os BOY Box |N ACCOUNT a, edloeee cs | BODY CLERK — Lg Me a (¢) ie - er es tn eters, ——" {AN — Ligh roodway.. count . & 14 white ASP het. CB } ING ais Olis vo egg ok | tea. cceanacies. tind nie: nape | ie UMBE GRand- Sian OY + ive —. ‘ it. R- nd i c 7 oo e rb a SPHALT shi ROO cm Penne ces | in eat a rea Diana: pe thpabd | BOOKEE sxe tenced auto tir PORT = Re a. 60045. who | “PD. ex-| man oF ee Loot- Oi —y mane jequare. 3 shingles FING | ic t winady on ly 38; a Libs ae ~ |Post-tn ePER— ‘ enced 7 NX. Cs ; OR TER ries. for 2 can do | er nly. A rueran open Le obs ri. a lied. aoa H Pech wishes posi r po 8) cet apstch Young, 3741 é Oth | PORT . gi en ‘lead ALESMEN— thietic gpeed. salary oa . oa e TLE oe ‘mbolt 33: scapes tion a su [2 $501 i = in she itu “urn G ne. oi” MA prosost £ rest of new te ee BO _ Pres ik. 38 sid, =. g. - an re it le ere ; ‘ ew ae t 7- _Tese b. ‘ 2 h ure. yer. i® ia X—On i Foi We “wort day | King ~To deliver 444 Be re The R c) | ‘ expected. = ainatome and rm must - jon and s e tion { ee ; y - 4 7A r oe *c “owrk., “th! ca tem ic ; mA his her Pr. be f ‘oT, SALES, L a. ou. op. 8. Cle R , ox saan ste fo zs App i Ap- j Was r to a IV ex " semen a -€ w M ! ashing Mul dris Calle - ET Pos ifeti: an 05 | com tu iw y¥ 8 w& ae ee te (1) Sup Bord aes” soy pt hoper nods ta ory furnian_ Ten ood omen , si i s it v 384 enc Post ab for ¢ Ma Aisotlation, 2 and : aching tot 0 ¥ the | tion. tho a 8823 bal 2, ao | A eded. A * eo aga °" eah | girget yee 718 unis yon, aes | : . 288 ME A ight ex rae mote road constr 7{D RIC Bete ay peri. | SALEEM: oe fe ew di RY AN- y in r wo =| SALES t- Sxperience preferre ' , Madi CAR. & o sis da , Late’ ag = or pref mat and DB, Ul BOUN ails. to nd. ad . UN. | Sai ALES “Call” house Box ) ME ‘tsi 3 x e ere. musincas paces —— With tition: $10 sy . 1943 ‘s. tre of AP r 0 te | B ve rt real to lime nly ; ave Dienty [ estat iss} | — y of lea siliga se ‘ , ww iii ue :

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ERA ELLER ALLS. ELLE LAL LLL LE EEN EE Tt pa py re ~ ‘ 2 teem tr . _—- % e 7 . it ica Sse Sema es ~ HOUSEHOLD GOODS FOR SALE :: | ™ “Orv | eens : FOR ‘SALE—WID] = oe Nie WOSE—Fee a a. arberry “poiy 7:3) a. m@.. The Best-Civ- | ine KINGSHIGHWAY.\4442 WN. E—S3 2 Michigan and Devis. (cd) | Furn. House & Flats For Sale rooms and_ bata. ris “KENSINGTON, horses, must saczi- cash: party oI Pode Call after 6 D. =. fe)! a - 3 25" 30 p. KENSINGTON, > GCTOMOBILES Wtd—For cam jum Cleantag & Press Co..| emce. OTTO CO. 3149 N. Balt °° ° i ; sacrifice for | fe | | ; 8:30 a. m. to 5: Call Lin- | NORTH MARKET. 46024—2 neatly fur- : | b4 oe eral feared | MISCELLANEOUS WANTS | | ll Recon tone urniture ipo 30 B- m 1 Sp. m call’ ‘nished houwkeeping rooms: private fam | housekeeping ‘rooms. neat ‘eal Be Acces 4319 Easton. Linden” ——t et Aigesnon “opposite OF a | pe lg J. Foster. Gr ia Drug Hi - ||| FURNISHED FLAT Fee sale or rent: ‘at | WAGONER PL... 1510—Housexeepinz KINGSHIGHW AY, iIS0SA 3 MOBILES Wt : | | Store. iti Hi | teoms. Lindel) rooms : conveniences: children - | a.so sieeping rooms, = .- 7 . — 18 years. for factory woe M U SI C A-L ii at Low Prices | FURNISHED RESIDENCE—I2 reoms. | Come. (ct) LACLEDE $526A—1 modeen™ must we with parents: good chance MISCELLANEOUS js FOR SALE ° Bi. furnished compirte. bargain. Call at Ey , = advance@ent: steady work. por K-31? st | oft rovm 30. 506 N. a ee | South _ fleer housekeening ax ASPHAL HINGLES ‘ y (@) ' ACCOMAC Neatiy furnished ' me Winect 4 ; : } 4 ' if * : ‘ « sad "esstina’ oes scHUITE HARDWARE’ ‘3835 Tetce:| Tuning and Repairing —_ WOPNiiCyIN' HH "LD GOODS WANTED | “or light houressen: soekecpiag ai ad tinal lean | S$ Demeae 438 ret warty | MOrest 2360. We deiiver, i orders. PIANO TUNING—$2: repairing: guaran- | "7. Th om) = | ANDIRONS — Furniture, carpets, contents | 653— a | water scat . ; segs __f EmPINGBaUIPMERT— seen oon Feldman, 3640 Park. GRand 3900. i BSUSt p FURR SES Se? Ll | gratin, Cweliines or small lots: meed | privates ee aeons: aul Eig Drivileges: “private beamgl Westen, family; £0 Beck & Corbett Co. 0 Locust. (e921 22) | PIANO TURING—Expert. $2- repairing wearing EXCHANGE STORE Mt fax 3261. Colfax S23 4371 Olives 18) ARSENAL. SSS0A—“2 ligne . | LEWIS PL. 26—Naiy tee Srl Westgate. first (cay | a a “ee pore | 2224. |)|| ANTIQUES—Purnisnings cf ail kinds. : ing room, second floor south. | P Hare.i itn and B865.ce3) cS) Hii SEVENTH AND MARKET STREETS || a Brac. carpets, musical Ey Sg ee >} |LINDE — eo GIRL —Young. white. assist mother with | por =? of the St. _ TUNING—Repeirine. varnishing. Dathan.| Wh . . Aly ete, Need the goods badiy. Call Selkirk. _!We sentyemen. | = —¥ . : a | : ork: must have good c re Milk Commission. 26 N. isn | 2125 Gravois. Victor 2054. ‘|| Garfield S@07 or evenings CEntrai =e | ~ 3904—Furnisnea Di , D == - ae ae 8430. 1905 Locos general housew Pu acter f homelike - treatment. es | TY: as Waterman, Cabany 0108 TDi a aa Lt: Dining Chairs .......$2.50 | Parlor Chairs ........$1.00 | 5 Wid —Caah , : ; comme % Waterman. Cabany 0108, 6 | PAINT—Di rect from factory; $1.25 gai- 2. GIRL—Whi ite. yung. experiesped. to ‘ae : io. Pa ¢| ASO N EXPERTS. ‘ 99 ie light housework im apattment and) wre co. 3500 East Easton. Linagil $983.1c58) enpeed ete REE deine tor estima mH! | “‘Kroehler’’ Da-Beds.$34.50 | Floor Lamps ... +++ $9.69 il Ntd—Carpets. contents of " ef) | maa : t -4 ‘w. a, = care of bebe. (co: PAINT—We make tt. For aie | RST PIAN ANY, iG | Chiff b 19.75 |||," _ “ELAND. ive vod refer __also phone —— rid — USED CARS WANTED : ti HRLS—Fxperienad on pewer machine: condi - oe a | A> Ak SE aia : AE, Ha ie age os SR Malis igen RA eles: t er , ke og’ PLAYER W = > once: steady. ~ x, : rings S160" ' Compton cars. fromt connecting rooms: Cc SOMPTON. 1005A S.—Furnished rooms. sice H ec SERTIF HOUSEX SSSR eaegecal white. io : paint, $3.2 ! Box N-34. Post-Diss ~r —_— == = - om -" Auatie tel4 Westeate. second floor north. or Shi 3S eee. | | = nn ie ras Naceuy ta BS Ee eas) Sacmiimmiion: Gi eummummaens Loci . 3707 W a top dressi G pint. ca struction T household goods of psi asseete eet. | McPHENSON, 4027 —Beas HOUSEGIRi— White. experienced. 25 Linoleum Varnish. 68¢ quart Musical Inst = ns | "descetinions mouse’ mare goods. Keiner. EADS = vumisned roome fof % or| front room: larte kuch 33 years: small family: no laundry: good Mill white enamel, 75c | SPCD¥ jazz, your favorite instrument: 20 | | Lindell 7567. | _3 gentlemen: private homes tea) | wate: é _ $527. fe} } Color varnish 5 ete lessons, Christensen, oe || il Wrmi ©. ! $6-000 arose TON | TENTH. 1511 S.—Rooms for light McPHERSON. 3047A—a —r te; well experienced Garage p i i mana. . 22 wit for old_ones. Montana Feather Co. : ~oane , —s gee water. fe = 3 coming, geod alt SCHULTE. "HARDWARES 3 2835 UNION. Instruments For Sale _, CASH OR CREDIT 112-114 North 12th ||) — — per_ week. a ‘= : GRAND, 35204 3—One room, MAFFITT. -- rE | - FO 4, 7 . me ffi large front || WE DELIVER. MAIL ORDERS. a | et — ES Su (saxophones; New Furniture at Savings of 30% to 50% Fil YOU SELLIN sleeping or housekeeping; two large ges and chepinr Sav TSR | fees sacrifice standard makes. W) FREE—A Set of Dishes With Every Purchase of $10 M | ARE S ING OUT? soeene, thing Seer, _ whom FACTORY. 110 110 ome fe | asic © Ce. $16 Locust st. (cOu) | 7* — sa ay S19 or More ' I will buy furnitere, contents —_——voee ates ty light rooms: a, a mom TORCHES — Acetylene | we | pum Mans Co. 518 Lindell 6562.'/ | 3 Rooms, complete, for $175.00 | $275 4-piece walnut Bedroom i} of flats. GOLDBERG. Lindel! (55) gas, ¢ $10 week (eS) | rooms —UeBt hot | ey oe sEne;, cheap. 621 we — |: Eagst #112 Hoflamon: tracks. _ soO) $18 Cash and $2.50 Week. Suites for . ite 8 ' ACHIN INDIANA. 323 ~ .—By Benton TI sony > ehenee ae —— So quegheer eet ae Soeee os TRUNKS—Wardrode and xs Pianos and Organs For Sale | 8-Boom Outfits for......$87.50 | $35.00 Refrigerators for..$19.75 ‘Sawin ae i CH =~ Sap: | INDIANA. ae 2301—Light housekeeping — 7 5 CHINES Singers; ov ev r ; : a Metropol: itan Storage Co. $950 Oi uivef08) |ERELL FRENCH, walnut omal $7 Cash and $1.50 Week. | $30.00 Baby Carriages for $14.75 {|| sipPere rented $3 per month. FOrest 5850. | nisned- a ences. everything leges. respe steady work. Bilackweill-Wielandy. 16th | VAULT DOORS—New and rebuilt: Se plain case upright piano: $i75: |) €1.00 amd $1.25 grades, short | $7.50 Wire Cots f $4.25 9: {e@) JEFFERSON. 2338 3 3—Nicely furnished MABYLAND. 42224 and Locust. (c) | Safes, deposi: boxes: safes opened and | ae VD SEE vee a HH iG MACHINES —Widening Olive, | sleeping room in private family: break- | ,“°eP!me suites: lar LADY— ‘ddie-ezed. doctor's office —— paired. Howe Scale Co. 512 St. Charies._ an eee PIANO COMPANY. 61] lengths 9 ee lla yard. . We $200 3-piece Velour Overstuffed ||| clos neers reasonable. ren:ing 5 Be an 2 K- | posure: va ~ Ay ae ee ee rd Se BBE aan a 1007 Olive st. (656) |, 93.75 Insulated Jugs Living-Room Suites ...$98.00 & ° : M for i State age. Box K-41 3 | *~BaBY a A 850: ~~ slightly . 195 a, le Ph ° | A oat Dap = r +S) | ANIMALS | gee WSd EP amy: leaving “a; | $62.00 Gas Ranges for....$31.00 | $ onsole onographs. “6 UU or - Te. 2 eness renytirect. ihe all PRospect 1942. — BULL— Young. | FZANO——Upright. — 21990M. 3825 [|i SS || . fro cree $915 Fort = ag i LAUNDRY GIRL —Experienced ali around. .©8. SSS) _Sherman p or 2 gentlemen: ail —— Call , MONTCLAIR. 190% mast be able to do yt # daye be peg > — mae. ‘PIANO Chickering manoga . deat ED—Simmons fuil size, spring and mat- S oe by 4 3654. | Sican luxe 1346 Chouteau. — : ! , | tiful tone ch ? . vis ing Satu i tress; like new. 4877 oe SS? . NIN aor Tie . | McDONALD. 3715A—-Rooms f +. Tday. a-tan a Bros.. De L. 3) = Simmons. compete ge em 1) DIN ING-ROOM SUITES | | a) | ond floors: break LAUNDRY HELP (SLEMAN POLICE PUPEIES Real bar | ghee ocbahtiai = > at, S10: butte. 310; Hi NINE PIECES, OAK AND WaL- | ||| J fleges_ ; reasor adie. car. se Pig Den canals ICYCLES—MOTOR ractically new condition: unis Bros, 4524 Dei- NITURE—OfL rcoming house: - oan for 2 PARK. 3329-—Furnished room in private PERSHING. 5x ot room, $5. Ga | ahlem inance D.ace Christian Hospital. “ CYCLES exchanged ong Bh ome style Steinway Duo- = —— (cS) | rooms. Cail 1502 Olive efter 2 m £entiemen: private. Lindel! 10s. fe8S) sen amily. southern exposure: ai any 4479) a ta Y. , “Newstead. ry } Art reproducing piano: beau [RN MARCELLER—Expert. Phone =t. Chari i] ’ | Sarah. No deal ; South PEST : = ee ned} BICY 12: size 28. DEimar 6040. ide BEDS TRNGTORM ash combinesion Gains | | CASTEEMAN. 40414 — ib: ing rooms: Ase ; nn SO 1035 N GRAND MARCELL ER—Experiences, and maincay | SYIXECDES toes running a oo will eer ee enent mstru-'of sf kinds: up-to-date Simmons erson. tect each. G 6290R “726; ROOM—!arge front: 3 ; | : MARCELLER—Ex = co - a (= | Daymenta Aeolian Co., i004 ‘Olive ot. ae gg me gt mess ‘FURNITURE— (e—Peautiful high-grade. .ND. 3854A—Room and doard 0876. ‘Rook Or ¢ ————— — Hours: S§ A. M to ® P. M. per aad aftr oper - i oe == -) | PIANO_E apn ge pee _ meas - 7 yet ; ‘ : CAbany SONGR. c 2 gentiemen: ortvate: el] conven. “month Box Nie .= — io — — ‘1107 Ruteer «t. but a short time and exchanged for Duc- and new a ~ ail cotton or felt, ooh flat. _S117 Miami. (cS ot _ - in FURNITURE—Ginl's beautiful ~~ blcpcie. , ee m exposed, oes ae > EHR EMPLOY 745 Frisco. ie} | MOTO ohnaca ' ~—- ——— arn pageanins piano; splendid tome; easy ‘all will convim motor: action: wonderful value at the price LEVY "BROS. . beautiful cut giass. 3211 Halliday. R—J MILLIN INERY OPERATORS __ ,2te@ert running: $55. “Grose Df Sonted- aus: ae oun | Experienced only. on fabrics: good posi- — seed otors. present sce ORS exchange “and 311 S . 14th © = Sen: steady position to right yg~ a nO rowboa ‘ ne fale others need . Kranke! Bros. Millinery | ‘ i a _————— OO pro em : ! a ithe Ww et | iw A YER. ANO—$ 2 ivy . } 33: . Ss is RUSSELL. 2852—Lovelr St RSEMAID— Waite wer age ——— w. $5te 8. Compe i Se I BRASS BEDS | Bg ey ay S. new day- ‘RUSSELL S003-—Seem and beard; young | SUT Uickaume: cle anenn = mar oman, arene, § = housework: wo heme nights. 3243 Haw- BUILDING MATERIALS | BLATER. PIANO—Coet $795. for $145. FULL SIZE, } i); BOrte. eee HL ON YOUR VACATION. RUSSELL. 3640—Laree. pleasant es “4 ER-AL, therre. LUMB ER —2t. 2x10. also rolls. cabinet: ooo, reliable $5 OO : tiful taupe @xi5 I a my home. er ished reom: private family: x ag : =a ened will sacrifice, “Sins seer | family: leaving city Box N-291"F-D. SCHAXGE stone. th | molisir' living tooo 3s aR te, tik | for pareats employed” Cail GRawe eeay Beats ee = 3 : 4 zs For Hire | : N . PLAYER-PIANO—S$1 mahog case. UCNION'S EX A ro 4 suite e (eR) AW. ™. newly decora‘ed: : : A aia : -_ eg Be c&9 $8) _ @& real bar — oe | SEVENTH AND -_ RKET STs. and base, aes 4 choice locetion. GRand 3071. : new | a HiRn—Trucks, | ° : 7 . SHENANDOAH. 3843— Room. with kitch- | . pace hauling. west. JOR BUS for hire for castons. : tai iis ee a Se ee ee . ~ 2 - os T ms ‘as e - ai R. * 4 ¥ 4 & eee ee iio at ‘ ‘ * teeta nem a _* RTESELHORST PIANO COMPANY. ] —y (dition. $425: 3100- down. 4604 Rox. ;, : te (e3) dresses: pay $6 -close account, terms, $2 week!y- . Bice ak Be ND MARKET STS we absolutely handle mo used goods in our “~ “s a: Board. i or 2 iaties, WHITTEMORE. — con | a ow pie F = 2— e right number. — 3135: I 5 and. roils. a = , - — | Showroom; apen every evening: we save slocr. $7; well ventilated. _ wR OTs SEE vcsekeeping. aes . —— nae De. Ce EV ROLET COACE enced on chain st! minutes. H. 4061 Page. | LEHMAN PIANO CO.. 1101 Otive st. ¢ Oh ee oe you one-third. Dennis Bros. 4524 wae fruoeuee: hike new: fally imgtee. entrance through Thimbie's ( and shoes. oun for the ——e PIANO | 50. E1SL Ctive st. 2) | pepe. 0M SUITE te: GAS RANGE—Side oven; new; Cheap: | excelent 5736—Large front room with) AUBERT. 1348—2 rooms Tewsr Rtachine: i wanes paid to =i buyer. JEffersen 3380. Auto cue te REPRODUCING Grand Piano. floor sam- concn $119 - a — leaving city. 4847 Pope av. | celle meals: gentlemen. couple em- tok e* «(Operators while learning our | 15 minutes. Harry Appelman. $201 i Easton. Die, pew: $850. PIANO COMPANT.. ‘og ~~ +e ____(e33} GAS RANGE—GSuperior, white doors, es aa. =| 3: | ' apts Hahed . 0 3374— i. ’ » BO p27 ms. ED "The Alli at Co. —S! Established 1879 Oii yg em SU ITES—5 ages or ag suites Suvis. 1718 2118 & = tingows hot water. x~-sy det | CABANNE 5170—New ae WASHINGTON. ‘381— re kirk. | Davis, 1718 Olive. ENRIGHT. 5219—Good board: excetlent ure. ing ascheaping; ovathern WASHINGTON. 456 PIA ; . 523 Mullanphy . 5 ) + # eur own price iy A. Se! . ~ Gravois and hinghem evs. | i ! 7 - 188 gee Sing Garfield Sao7 (c@2) | Sas RAN E— Bi enameled. Quick Meal. S0Uth ‘front room :- reasonabis. ‘c76) | S tr FAS RANG . ae tone >ABANNE. 5032—Large fron : | BEI. ROOM gy ay tone Walnat with ueed short time: real bargain. 4012 Coba- | ENRIGHT. S08 — Board and toon: lane geStlemen or employed coupie: teau. tc) ho ~omittr e Forest 0632320 ‘o4) | private family. : COAT—Beastifal full-length fu lacs hie na a : ‘aa AS RANGES —Vuieka weds . fur coat: - change lietin N forobe : ie fro it) a end GAS S—Featu ire n rs - i cellent cond@itics. DElmar 1729W. ges KIESELHORST PIANO COMPANY. hed. inch Sim mo ofl epring at “Quick Meals: al! renewed tm our shone and | wUREST PARK. 4067—Large. cool room; (CAL BS, O124—Second or third ficos oa: | WASHINGTON. | 1007 Olive st. (:36) li-felt mattress. 6 pieces. SOS. ese guaranteed; you can save 50 to 75 TUBILDZ Water: eXcellemt table- reasonable Recting housekeeping rooms. {ed) —— - new and seld om monev-nack ew one: (c76) CATES. $042—~ Furnished room for li or pot genes om gu a satisfied gumtTantese: 4 months to eeereeror. 2101 —Desirabie room with #«{: DrT¥ate amily ale single » 2 did reasogabie = CATES. 5018—Rsom with ere boy, 4365—Larme oi. ,. Why y tig prices for used and oid spien for t con- | SPECIAL BARGAINS ty! bg Bros.. 4524 De.mar GAS RANGES" venient cura, “4 FOrest. on 29, (4) screened porch. eo ———— = | Marérobe __ IN HIGH-GRADE im | Bi. | eaken (Ment. ie food onde — *Faatanteed KINGSHIGHWAY. 1013 N.—taree front) CATES. 5572—Large kitchen withe ane pp gy ES MEN Hy cna eo — Immense (f PT ANOS vd to burn: connected free if pipe is im floor; | OO™. doard. $9 weekly: gentlemen. Bee wm ay “pages bedroom; aicely & wat . ; $8. | every A? | | GRAY from $8 sa NDELL. 4115—Pront room. southern ea | = | ing room Saturday. Monday. 9 a. = 5-PC. STEEL pi.gure. meals: genilemen. CaTES, 5083—Large front room. —— WaShiNe SiR pty PA RNR Nae RA theta Cope y iptte eh yy elim aang ~ ' 2 “ Bir tices a as sty Bo one a Water, suitable for 2 men > Rf ay ne, 1 4 a . E FOR THIS WEEK ONLY }} ||| BREAKFAST SUITE |) 311 S 14th (e4) | TESRETE, 4111-—Nicg room and board: te o : : a. > ~ one . 9 Starck Upright: mah a th $41.50 iy ee LINDELL. 4025—Rooms and Board: _ CLEMENS. 5579 — 2 oo ya furnisned | GOLD VER 5 case, guaranteed same as 189 (i : | HOT WATER HEATER — Instantanecaus: vate home: ; ‘ rooms. Singie beds FOrest 2328). ici =, ar ! | RTE oo ae poe th a |i Rew .( EASY TERMS. HOT- WATER oe ters —_ a Se eee er DELMAR. 4270-—3 i—-~ oe Water. Bn nage : > =— eS : . 2 ‘ broke of = R _-— om . hows “ yng: t ‘ =- ieeanlll pt bELMAR = 4453—3 = connecting housekeep- | i Sa ees eoe Grand Dyeing & Cieaning Co. "8 and perfect condition. . » | =. = : tre fan. Eien washing machine. LaAciede SarLk ad ——! ing rooms, first floor. 2 beds. a ce: Ja w S774. 4032 Connecticut. m and board: all con ~— : V*npiences also garage. i DELMAR. 4422—Room ani kitchen. oe WaShINGTON. } | mimetrong . Tah EXCHANGE - a — Man — = & takie. chairs. x ICEBOX—ray onan — breakfast set MARTLAND. 4346 — La fromt tc _fan free: bet water. ) VS case ’ WALNUT FIstee, ae OAK FINISH. |) aatiavos 7S aa — ~—e ©, cool, clean sleep: * sonable. a 1868 Railway Exchanse Bide | ee ; $13.95 PAY ii $26.50 ||\| ROOM AND BOA RD—Par Tar 2; modern | i=¢ or housekeeping. $5 up. ces) | WASHEENOTUR Ss np > | eet }| gopicence, half biock from Grand bi. La- DELMAR. 6319—Singie room. third floor. | Toom. Union pecial Flat Bed RADIO ; EASY TERMS. a __EASY TERMS. te ciede 0823. fe) | im apartment: private family. PArkview | S27age. For Sale UNIONS EXCHANGE STORE. jj) ||) UNIONS EXCHANGE STORE, | i VERNON. 5364—Beaatirul large, clean | 1702. Beery oe ye ee | SEVENTH AND MARKET STS. jj, SEVENTH AND MARKET sts. ||| \==N) . . a > every wi: “a aD. me: ce. lent table. oTS. ae ee DEg rooms, private family. Ores: i ; :- a — , a vary low ' a and neat appear . Se. a, cor anne | ——— 2 pero . to be fed with new | WASHINGTON 4247—Rooms ward oD | 5740. , n . er ; this car for i - Sa i aon enemas : ¥ UNIONS EXCHANGE STORE. | Tront [oO par we Save you. one-third. | ; ca AS. Les a 3 WESTMINSTER. 4528 me : that uit. USED ~ — P. A. ST ARCK PIANO CO. "i f WASHINGTON. 4549—Pieasant :;| housekeeping and sieep : Loctis owen STORE OFFI Fi | x : . jij SEVENTH AND MARKET STS. a _Sot.. 4524 Delmer bi. c8) | excel! ent meals; very rea bie r = res: neatly furnished — or : a c ANE OF VIOE FIXTURES | LOIS Ottve sx. ccT3) |] LIVING ROOM SCITES—krochio ia. ane eS | nee nw name ; | WATERMAN, 5152—Front mom, __ steady work, BOOKCASE arnif) > N : ree - : rersit i—Maxaificent oak. filled with a ————aae ; . — —~? Bmnnn ey on vonage =. rue. | beds: excellent food: Uni am ne. bee ccping rosets, eineie housex —s > =__Sroaseay. Aiiecieiateinnallle @clret ane also physician's exam!nine "a Sk. + Se8 ' » tab son's mak+: oak »preseription down 034: favenpert. wing chair and arm chs WESTMINS si a 5 Permanent Ww ay *T | SeuRte 7403 Michigen (oO? . Machines For Sale IMBI Tis NGE—Bise enaimeied- Piece suite, rote adeao! sealer he w snd goers hn gg cet gM ay Pe Al, | og an CASH REGIST ERS—National; ¢; . ROLA—-Good condition: will wi) + cmc 5008 Cates anteed perfect: why pay “ig downtown WESTMINSTER PL. 4163—Giean oo =| rie prices: 4 months to pay. Dennis Bros.. room: 3 baths: shower: hame ooo king; 4° #. Boat Dispatch ** 4180 De Bally oper’. ie cheap Rice. 1400) § _i2th at na COUNTER SCALE—Wr: te enamel, Toler: BARGAINS in a: kinds of ‘Rew and used | yj} (#924 Delmar bi ‘cS} WEST PINE 4389— Beautiful cacl double! : a Ca 2 a rit putvninnitlididtiatina 0 Goutie : ir 5 Herz almos: new. cheap. Apply S07 N. 4th phonegraphs: standard makes: fully CANE PANEL | REFRIG=SRatT ark « apartment atyie. room: exeeilent meals: reasonable c5} mae asap. an ‘DEimar rr} " | WEST PINE. 4607—Hex low as $10 | METAL DA-BEDS good condition: $14.75. 1718 Olive. _ 4519W [C) | ‘rumen oheee Gater..te Es as bea “FRAMPTON. ae : é : - | ‘ ; 3 tj > r S . ene ~ FIXTURES— Also compicie stock in sand §¥SoOteed. = : S517 X. 253ch (cB) | May. STERN & CO. 12th and Olive. (cB) REFRIGE ERATOR Win te — Ween = — “ on * } ENRIGHT. 5027—Housekeeping roora: |\WEST PINE. 3065—Ha rv Te ate. ~ ————--—— | FIXTURES— Store and office: ai] kinds: | pei $5.65 er; porcelain lined: $35. a _Otire. -_ N— | , nerad 2 ! — RENT CITY large. couple i: @ -_ ; ‘Ee baby ‘and stay oa bt bargains. Rickensonl 915 . a; * | ay EASY TERMS. ah REF —— tm Sore Comfort; | FOR dine | EMRIGESS. ——— -——\ | _ = - : = + Rn. eno tartinasceting s N babi ie S Tar fe attenuate - vont ~ainnbietes om . May —- om :s and we wou. 4 Refrigerators sEV vEN z H AND ‘Mat KET STs iv $i ato sindbis 1 seh Dien gee _Lingei: . : 7OSrR © REFRIG Er - : GERAT ORS : | Wotse “LapY- -To _ manage > bakery end Giebeieee en ; . insti siiaandime | tifel 2 tien; family adait wem- atoins . m are rested | mahewoen a : 7 : ; 9 $ : ; SALESWOMEN WANTED CHINES Rises tare (0.1202 S. Broadway — — Perma 904 carpete | “$i Gar weeks Tales ta b room: Ad = p dete 4 . ok an aaa = = mal avian. 1437 ae — = fe®) ted bee water: $4 : (89) - 4 »s : aie a ’ : i | ENRIGHT. 2442 mares. o& oweely y farnishe Searle deh eoDpibin ss “ee aca ey wp traial SP ne YF SPIER COME L: : Pepa: rs. . ond . ‘ . ons . - * ea" 23 L2i3 N Taylor ores prea Typewriter ; - “ep oy, ore Seem ww werk MERE AN. 3823 el av. Phone nnagete GRAND. 4122Aa N.—Nicely furnished fa ore. pienty af hot water 106s * Pine ne ee * ° caah. roems - ejarteie prtra: -c4 atc ahd) S — 5% -s fioor nerth : che dow this week. These suites are new and | FURNITURE EXCHANGE. SPRING, 2917 3 — Tngs cote ing ; | BMctiy furnished: reasonabie sold Om money back if not on: istied mig 19th Washington. : ae * "Se ag Tighe | POREST Pa LR. #51 antee: 4 montha to pay. Dennis | ii—Large and an fae ama! ; G : ‘ SPRING room. with | (4524 Detar bi. £5) | DINNER § SET FREE outfit. $268.50: ss || ues) and . ‘LEO BRAS B - SSE. af URS — 30 Franklin ¢-@) | | | Dee aoe ik : ; : - Rewistered Running Colts WALNUT EXTENSION TYPE | ’ — a —E*a. fe@2) | Pant: * on , ; ge = Se dam Onxtere | 17 Ww | 7 and cool furnished m t: AMILDOS, Easy Ms = HORTON Pt Pt... 5a56—2 TERMS 1 ace clean ¢ ) wINtoses EXCHANGE STORE. ' a1 - sink ; Sih pecariey ace ||. SEVENTH AND MARKET STs. ri . > betel : ONES. 1223 —Reoma housekcep ng SSS t : ‘ ; , KENSINGTON, neatly Fecryt werk ger lemur — rooms for boustkerping. m &

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ace = ge ey a 5, et eye 5 we ih a >: ae ta 5 ad Gl 2 . bd ‘ . a : : ce ee eS a5 Ee iol ee. ee eee Kins : § RN * Pw SARS Poth a Bae aa OG fae a . iota se es ome sch Tae ar in Tag, 5 pee ee Pea a oy eee ts oa . E oe Be See ¥ eka Cry Ye ae om 3 ee 5 ees be ers ocr or ae Tees ae 4 2% FH way, THURS ENT —West_ = . UNE 17, 1926. __ aad ) M « © ICULA B T L RF OLKS ES SEEKING © 2° QUICK eee y gus se weet rey YAMA a Ta sng special. On I Sale 58— rs) SPS ° Ma - . >} ran ee: ee ree aa ° a : sc ( bn F cama co. rine ee or | housekeeping se “ ofan pay S adaiers $25 Wi Willy Used Cars” Bo oon oe ah SB coupes iano nt wy pul ee $2 ysler Maxw AKLAND—S - S| Sa Kaeo wedagy yeas * ine ; ral 8450. o08'% 28 tion: ray i th -Knight C ckeled eens 12, ive. (c55) the . by the Seen we ell Sedan Cah “eieash for guic 54 le iS “ =. phone roomie: ate —$0 cou Locust. ane: abot whee ee Lee eed: this D oach _ 3301 Ww a ° “y brush motor | CH balloon tires. the raier company. Maxw O 0 gal a ‘verma is a rea Tourl 6 w ree. : | pg: ca pes, ro —‘08) we'l valve th erfect F ash A evenin green; EVR ea Loo tc ¥y. prac ells AK \if desi 1} FO nao Ca " eek. cool sh. Lin oadet ers. ¥ 1 sell e grinding famous condi- ORD—Co ington. ED . ;| many OLET—R 3. C Case We' —» like b er gee 2 er G red. be do | vars For . 4940—L s | HIN ell 402 USED c is on ee ts Mogg > he PN gin Ring GArfi clede. extras; oadster urely cw e tod oe ee . with $ iy EN fet) ountabl ring, late Sale ahaa a hedge ; : Difax Oat For ew. =») _ CAR _ EXCHAN exceedingly lone rs. Jock whe tires. front in “4 6520, Look! | ” * a wi | gril’, Bot ay, f you . i Pty BB ood 8 an “ai SEDAN IN AWAY Sund $183; ye ~- hye starte ' hs d fax ¢ : € ro t t t $605 Sunday, . ° Da r, Fee i 000 CASH FOR 7 “area | soya Fitigecmplnd| ‘= 2 gre toes, sei ee | tinge Cleveland Road mr zy a anieal sBaseteyt FO melanin il 8 |e son ea REN megeeras Caiee iad eos | SEREREA tourney seeaer © 447 y [wee Teasoi,- . = AU > K—C = For 8 Ps /: GQ st Ove ng we is red-h es of a st a 3325 to . Grand. firs lles: wo wheel b arket. rretty sania © at Uni . MOTOR and original © dri rt TP ids 0. ——_{¢i) pit MONA SCH ale TOS gre’ SP oupes; 19; Sal _ xtra: ape, 192 e avighens| den te oe tune. tie ae er, $195 Lame, FO: candy: ca, We Bacon Mngge ys rage at tealt| oie an Steen Sane fect finish. B.S ems: ho y furnis 3 RC 'H, 31 oat eases . caston, assenger . 925’: 6 eed ; on} a rea 4: new! (os) See rate and The | mileage iy: fully erms. YA at this sl y $1050; run. onl Touring 2353. 130 e " per. - usekee hed) USED ¥ Sf 1. eae Cale: UTS, BIG > $895; 48: al othere-to” g53t food ro tty »Daint a: ar," earth “toe ight 6; left i ' (c5 STU AHLEM. roe first come, $156 alt resainted ani 192 oes) | STUDEB etn) ‘ : 4027- ping = CARS W UST CK—C naa tee ee others to select very ea ted: max Bn Be » ake don mamenene 1924 -C 7DEBAK + agg gale Se 4 me, {day and 9 Cogn 4 ana 192 “(e5) | STUDEB Pareyy pes ae large speautta eet : oe S WANT qual D oupe : mieo stand. | FORD SON ets. from easy terms, many | FORD Hiae to45 r appearanc Seven nee 7 ER—192 1 age A aga 7 i cae aiepennd EE dene. fos “ pipe nent BO (4 g 3 $50, 000 NTED. arove. enny F New ly 843 ORD—C AUTO CO - fi Roe ’ 1035 N @e or te ce. week eral very OLET GRAUPNE perfe 3 seda id. LAM en es or trad d 30 da 1307 ‘Hamilt car (oh! ette: Uther, | have CAS yo. illing y overhaul (6) | _tire ‘oupe: O.. 366 veral ce. 3 adater i af — miss at a b good SEDANS, ER, 34 ct: } eodani. s see th 4576 BERT-G R ¢. Open aoe" ton, at 3047A—4 running *“* 500: p SH LOOK! — uled: jos | one 6; guaran late 19 7_ Olive FORDS — HA 996: balloons mise this a reene inane tebe ie Tiger og oer is tor) Ft ooo = \ y furn a : any other at Frag A $50 | ! BUIC 17 ow at: heen meen 29. 25 model; (05S) | 3190 er loons: say” nage Beer aay ~ tion in be sold "ller-. st. Open ee 49268 ter. OTOR CO ~ WILLS-S , ,_ semmiehed coms and ; TAHLEM y $50 ye $100 more | 5 Sounds ICK er/ 13 are days; balloo 2100 _to_$2 adsters. 3; 7 WEST SIDE BY get @ mood car ¢ ae Stediged. aight finish; ar in omen 8 : ie ‘t STE. “Cal clean and Beats at ; = a oe uis ore | doing imposs UP 20 8. Grand: Fight: attra other —— 45; terms. 4106. (4) [EST SIDE od car cheap: STU Used slo 1925 Ford. t i cae eee” on inn Sees 8 R | and cool; , 7 35_N.G 50. mer taken: ible. b E, $35 RORD—Coune and. RD DEALER a terms. 4968" 4106 One DEMmar 0305" BUICK A — DEBAKE Quis’ Soy tod wine wensots T- "ee S08 —F re rand, way: better hurry: ut Yah 93 Bouse EALERS. jterme, _ 4968. Northian dlive, "teh ghwey ta wee D:| Late R haw Jad wonderful ear ul shape: the finest care. pufit in Aa yet ae 2 (c8) | t owd like eetes we ore em has b ia apaetet oeteee a Ope RDS3 peado $183> ke nd McPherson, pertl model ; BROU 16; oan sveninas pte an 9278, | MOTOR samy, terme: tr meric ping — (c) Eg ‘Auto £8) rade; on. last S we a ect in een — al color 4-25 n evenin terms. roadst and like new: ie ber- Op rson. ra) y recond beautif GHAM COM Bo =a like new ; CO., 2936 trade. 35 oe es "i ~ othe: Sundae re expe: every nip and trade. guara models: gs. FO mu 735 ers, $1 w: ace | term itioned : ul pai __ 38301 MMERCIAT finis W } Locust. ARA iTY 0—x _% mobile L -— 1925 E i, “Linda” onli ce ae A ag tobdeter. 1025: MoTOR co. | fully’ 924 DODGE § Cars? GE D Whi von, geo, Yer IN TOURING | sia satus Bt ras Bin ent ocean 500 -% and d ur title, Lind Union. 25: ¥ co 5: bal fully unparal E \ ny @WES enger; ALAN 1925 tr -E ze or ba west rive awa get you B ell "8600. |. F FOre JOHNSON’ A eer yg nt loog ti i> chaees le leled DAN a OUR ATO first Hy eg gag sere: bu hou 5 hi y, all in ir mon uic C Newly sane st 235 N ral ehardhtesd, . SEReRneene bar ! GIV CAR DE! ass cond tor stake; asain a. usckeeping nae Mo private five mit ey GI O wheel y painted, 1925 G 3,| FOR AUTO ogrms. ahnteed: Us Dp: long t and eq ain ING oT! i mer ata CO.. 48 i- 7 il 4192 _— 2) tant Bb. .- any 409 oe rene and confiden: M VING lupe Se ae nen gg Toca (cb) |, slip- Rogdst ._ 3667 ‘ only ,| PSR car yaw ery Seer EM A . 3, C.— , 4818 Washi accesso: , 4 express: prt corate Os. +a gating nfiden- Maste = 4 IT Ss eas er ex alloon pl on body er, 192 Oliv EXxOH i urprisi WAY el: be Tourin ngton ssories: take : : respectab ranges; 4 rooms. ' We wil ployer among that's tee Six, AW undays y term tras; $ tires es; ca : fin 5 m 6. (c56 ANGE : ng- to autiful g lin . | 3846 5 priv ruck; new; yr eee le. $5 1 pay 6. your ic 8g perfec 4-pa AY D: 8; trad 150 dow lock r is & e for odel, ) D 294 once r wonde new ylinder, + r . B ate party: * over §$ Front, | 50. $6: a> esas old 1 | ec}. Don't take a E LU : un a 1320 ws fect: $265: very with bo > 4 Locu of these rful: 6 n duco mod So very 160 ~3 ing thern expo (c) © lowe npan al- co ow mechanic. sive e's 0 cust UTO and ty ipealie ry eA fain- —D D Mact® agg mg t “clean Sot =o ‘Savanced. “Lowes Piao Sa Smeets rere. Fer | bi. "Phone JBffereon vanteed 30 ot ala ey terms. | very Mh man ann Bren ty te PaO pet Fula Gear me 8 abe ae Po SISe: gegreslo se nable: — = Court rest rate rms to s t's w ar. a al. n 33 own. cr: evenin a ittle uding e S 6 =. - Ae - taken 9xx—C adu) ms ic ieous an 8 in gon or trad acrifice orth $15 nd it St che a1. to Ww. wae * “31 8. nd c oan full 1926 av }I lid. e . 1-to 00 : acuite. or. all. d fr e b e. it f 1500 8. n. H, 85. sa arry ave equi y 1 ; ende nm. ice poanelaone: Cate Y h ae Sees Ne ety J OE othe east car 2 a eS | Agree urry—You'll HUDSON TO wd enbail, 2318 Locust. “OB oe S ) mY SEsBEEE so x come |B : 7 4 nb ng0 ash h ee . J : UR RD—Liat Open wemtiounan an (c62 a | 30 WN wh and s xood @ 19 dow ed: late ng- {OT at a . S IN a e ; eb a 2) etm . Grand eels. ome nes 24. Sunda ba good 1924: (c4 O} big RIN . G express t tru —— CAbany re Fin = merchandise tg at HB ae ite ndays -and ev rabber; baoe | 3041 CO., I Auburn 6... : | ome oo ck. 1923: } - steam arb. y F ance l tern ise vou bee prices on ee Ford jays and BM yy road $2 and pte and s Locust 8 NC., 6...$ 75] Ees TOURIN 7-passe : guaranteed: er. orem at ho j Oo * Q2? B ‘ 2 WES are gcttin y low f ock FORD— ra. 1418 Fearanteed: 0 Pon v will enentft anday. t. Buick jecnet ee , @ double-pl nger: c FO} ‘ 3 Sasy t tw C rp | ST § aT Se we Ae Road N inesnint rif JEtt | Ace Me AS Reo +++ S15 absorbers. —: on. = R -—Ton tru ) ocmante 63. ~—Ee as = | wick DEI King IDE BUI .M ALC Fone job ster: 1 F¥,,,,Avres. authorised FORD—Ss loot 3 tudor; erson 124 ag “ark 450/| Cad eA 0 a rbers. to s, bumpe 00: five on trucks: juired. ting roo : . 1035 N | C DEImar 308 hwa CK AUTO - Clots mot 25 mod way loo eda 35 _O _ ee 1. ash 6 .... 296/ M (Mae's... 196 2 Ans one nocau. windsl Love) new CAbany 4 ; gi | O y aod M Co.. of $i Pian el; ae wena Ge foo. | aoe cose & ot ee eee Se eee Pe ty» A A exprees ) : P optlomnit ag a:modern; — H ND | O upe FO cPherso to 7°78 will bu erhauled; ' ballo OR 65; terms. Pe 1M Overland © 60| Davis .... OLIV t atl low “mile- Auto Co, per les: rn f : ! i paymen ed; b ne b—'} erms. Saal ( c6) erilan .. 265 avis "Gite IV ER * ess than mile- MS. ° me, ms. CAban; : 4732. ours: 8 A. M verhauled; T RD CoO Open a choose fro buy it; t and alloo coupe udor; 3116 ul ca oO d Dods ‘6 oe io ee wiytisiy half n, = >Abany ate L . . to “i mar du ‘ P rade U venings 6 ot 10, n ev 8. $2 s 1V24., Case r, ba}- akland eee 150 - re PLAC co of pan : . De ; orpignes S. ler | RF eaten | tees. 6 renickeled, fi - oo MONARCH, 3 ar = NEW naz S: PRICE FORD DE her’ good ones ORD—F : aS, S2EB: poor, 32 Clevelan 5 188 Dodge ose TR) ae i on Ho a an oe — overh .. i adioinine si ast Bivtemo 1h) worth $200 more cab tenis eker-Sbedaed Lo eden: $175 anes opens, | Se ag Ag FUE | Svea © Welmemes csss $8 paint fine condition.” CAb 1320 5."0 ' owe ce Pall. : SS) n a “ : 7 1 enings. Natura w n ‘land .. ( oseee D. fully yaar Bena apart- > bites For ! SOUTH W 10re, Sily 19 Used eral Fe ge and go $195: 1923 = 7 FORDS a Bridge. ill pore tay A Daint- alle ue 295 prenans " ‘ 75 * CAbeny 34 new Tuly duralabed: privat Fae cites cassw. Exchange TWEST-NAS ee seat Cues? |i priced riaranteed Bast 1024 | cent down, Setass. 34 —_ ms Aol Roads : beh) “UWeer- Fre | teed: open bean eaters Ol +t SSS gentlem rivat - = fax 6344 W r machin ge_ 3039 8 H CO takes fa no COUP rms or —e low hn the days: ve | Dow down balanc day models: fir Com ords—$40 ter. 250 1 utho ay i cool an, DE. Ey e¢ or Locust ° it on Ag 3 bu E AMBER for ak of Be eons Au uto ance we yeran antee: ‘st-claes e Quick and and up. 924 HUPM ars’ aes ord ev ‘ gueran- a ee. ae (6) & | ° S ‘ woot | . 29 USED terms y in tow : T-GRAV clear i- 2 RD—Sed Bt; ope open 25 per Get the Pi With OBILE a — por erp exPpeure: STORA , ons age, Cleani sp EV ROLET __ 2044 Locust, corner Garrison av. Fg as — GRand PO hg Manchester. amce: | terms. 30-day. 1B: ned evenin . A H I E ck! chanically perfec Ran ied: TOURING | 2 zd, Si ; é y decora neanress | sant lec. CHEVR ser Nad’ “Camis av PR ata OK—REA an ~ FORD iSON_AUTO 318U; ve z “or ng in Pri M guarentee: ioe ag Sh sen. "00- zh Small down | oupe: ted: - : go ond nth. “ce pi OLET—_c 1 Loses ndition: LOW . smenptione: sport r ay unday. Ss—T CO.. asin ry easy 1035 ce and Quali es a i oy — 500 west. tpt ae : month 65g) | CHEVR S175: terme 6320 - ied) F EST sten to thie m nik auaeven the terme, Sior: B itt aEe 30 N. G is WETT Locusi OSED CA est. pi convement ta 3 For Hi EV oo ress termes. 54 ae cd) « ord Cou PRICE and conv is moto driven at has mice apna Siube $40 rst c55 . Grand —1924 : AR ipel =" 5 one t to § HIRE—T re dition, —1925 320 OO oy laa pare ti pe, late. N euotilent nee r and little. had iliam $ SSS v $385; sport = DEimar hau! Trucks ; C private. FO: cou elmar. ire, . Newl gyre ge yourse! take Come, 8. 4390 240, $20 will | BU venter. terms; tour, ivate connecting | ;_pienice cal and ier fl seapeel 9 st cellent sh ock ed. unusu oe tris in It, FORD 85; | $185 1922 JORDAN 16 N a hou R BUS ‘nics. TY! long ust be —Co con- $4 " ows sligh: i ee ee ont nditto Car 1 BRaY- con T > 5288. 5. $65 tour! iin — To . : 4 —F — — a; for er 02 dis-| des sold upe; 00 oO ; t fo lies i ere a: 8 3 in a LU : OR. B 5 do ng; e &, urin : : = Fumiahed housekeeping mepecial ovcasions, 309 Prat ar demired. “Call Lindell se 4 Top shape, WILSON Terms. $270 for. this Suaranteed: down, be is car and thowaads Bt] "nate. es MBUBCHEN MOTOR =a orice, Hi own. abs aston. 12h nileg: “beatiful Sob; > Befven onty Bevo / rivate peskeaping . ¥ S. 7th. and} dition: RTC 70. 9 terms if aige & OTOR ways 0 Ts UTH e ance i12 can b tires: “udor Delmar bi. es. VICK uber. 2 pussenger tour 1c7) | Same: ol4 from 8 ereen only . N. @ co : (;Ar- : $465: oupe. 19 to &. { “a 2 Fe ey CAR CO., pen. clede 76 SIDE BL unday a maanthe. teed: * repain sedan: 19 l. U.. leak, ofan. 6U1 Locu r touring till y turned i new car; n paint, f a ay -— Ho a . (c6 : $100 d 25: ex 3 921-27 Distrib 00-0107. ICK , ty 8;| A open ted: A 25 mod ; $345; $145 st. ay you h m on cl 4’ can- 2 a: oe ae Coa ) | CHEVR Jase: quasilent o eae Locust utors, ya ng lea enings. uthorize pte Cll ge TE jms el: bal ; Marm Cadillac ee 4a a pe mage job: a ; omy 0 child ping EVROLET ches) | ob OLET—cG . 4464 Ea on- st~ Bil. erson F CO.., highwa ed Ford ¢ and tion; loon | BU on. OHo21 pimdgds ale 439 "40 8 a Lo dren. "Toons : ne alloons Co ston. - le evenin guaran- ICcK— er. Eucl Ma t buy ‘ rs, $550 "8 i Coach. 1925; excellent, com AF a fer) LOOK! 1925 HUP C Em ange er on ee cheers conb noch ceo UICR—10a2 touring, 200 tr tathet OLN Ih 3 a ae : ne ping 3 ; oe wh, 4464 ent con- | Mot payments ; eautiful ¢ 0 in e uxe, most Gi OU af Bh el; look R $275: tie a an; re 8- | BUICK 1. 3650 . Bn Sn lta gamed a Fogg hl ect | NASH Open S CO. perfect dor, 102 . 1418 W| Bee; aot eoe. lens Mand, (cd) ings, unt og w Pye te oS, ic) “3 CHEV R ‘ (3 oe in be one thoro pes, 4 fi 33 JORDAN fo and balan your old holsteri Sport nd eveni E264. eveni! terms an guara LS. cord UPNER, ‘ebaker: 1924 ea rings; ‘inde il. VES. IN ay 10-3. oS Be A os OLET st condi roughly ne jobs So egy ge M. 1085 N. Grand. Williaa asm oo nes. —_. d trade. ranteed tires: | BUICK 3418 others, , 1924 MAR . : 1 _ Lindell 6053 (c62) 2am : ey «, , bareas a: ACH these c | jate moe Cee vn yondertul maacin sh. Tu ssepger, lat 390 Oliv Ph ty 4576 M RT-GRAW Sunday od ink of cond 5-passenge: -__Open_nights i 1924; 7-p TOUR . ngin : 56 eepin fs eveni $185 down car, 100 to $156 models equip- wheel ee Te ge O e. pera: $595 FO anch ES M and | fi; secrifias ition ; ser to ts. | ish: 6 BING This a No.1 Fe : ” 456€—cC 95M. K cn ~ HM- Mit own ba is fully ) to SL5O, quickly we To sel & real brakes, cal cond most ne nodal. D verland : 595. sa Beahgus’™ MOOS $8 Lindell 727¢ price; a wonde uring; in bumpe eucellon 0 truck was 3, 188, 740 : _with wa onnect (c59) aie 7h TCHEL ance cas 195. A Look, e cut pri | eee buy. gumpers, ition: h w: inl or tr f 91 Rb (c5) aes ve an; 19 d co. BU 270. 9 t terms if rfyl buy etc.; r, Motom nm? fs'Sivert y D n a Yell s te ing b . 9s B ETTE y. These ar $50 $300 ces id. DE MacCa your ydrauli 91 or thi adst $345. wood Tud 6641, _ Iick— to 5. need at - excell eter i fin- detec ow K coledn ten om *: 4360—_ hae connecting bowe F eran, oyle, at MOTOR ir are tl 0 job job now mar 6520 rthy,Ar chance oti oo roadster. ' real cl er, $10 for’ emditaen Ghana excell 1923: 5- ed Cath | aan woneet ent mec snubbers ” cor oclitee a from "Knight. Cc a trade . asl ‘water. iat t P ND—La Manchest ree town.” Come in Cheveeks $35( (1924 cher, 439 N.|! to oper View bowertel a 0 19 Sie ae ae n, 30-da ly paint- | Pe cnt shape: your nei (e4) trade buy hanical _ cond fice if @ new one. pow : water Ist floor front Be aiisty coach: § 1923; er. (C3) wong TR te ange in evrolet. b ». | MO 6. _. + ME pein nine mod iy Fords. : we ha’ suit, guaran- | “™™ happ your vac touring; day 10- e at $1850. ndition oe and GENS oars We will y mortga; $399.9% 2-d Term ask and look’ them |. 4 N and { car. ap ggen ll nang e) | JORNSO ave 80 mem s if desired. if waren in venings Te M : “up. bi or front, — rigace. H ai mas Oe 6- s to su tor Geman oa ol pass CO — =» ve Our “nity tad pret. FO N AUT ie. “decease red. C taken rip will ‘A until 9:30; Bun RS Tad : . Huber. ist be | WILS lit. Al monstra tires, enger: UP is ca al bar price i y and pr RD—S 0 CO.. pendabi all Lind in this 4035 MBERT- 30: 8 J UCK 4947— el a5i4s = 5. BOUL Locugt. | ee ee aa | ing; hydraull newly pai ——_ a” Cane cod, ret-| and edan, 3667 Ol °;| BU ell 7270, 9 to § Linde GRAVE ae ig y . ~ ngle or Lovely Jed) : fect cond ach 1926; “ust. | aes - Je OR CAR ns Ric ly a ba es. nted; has “IE you will me and 250) | anteed: refindi she 1924 Ford ive st. ( VICK J) 9 to 5 Pindell INC.. Marga a : “a doub room: ; ition: fully (ed) | 2 wett Di OO.. ICKE cB leathe balloon BOUG buy it. inspect | 5 $375 o be Fordor; c55) MAST (c4 MO del 1925 th Fy (c89) —Coach. If = 805 Rus per- | } cust Bi. rs, ocu KER. ST. L is one t ster- | CEnt ILLYS- OM US. ays ms. Op maroon; joneq | ine yo autiful TOUR tire “5 mod URING GAUPNER Sa taken back ormer south ge een ll os + i geli.(c3) | CHRY | M OUIs CON —aa It’s G Nature Ee maroon: uate) G0) ee eee ING! for. Raewten acide G R 3418 _ owner 4738— r. room. —1 n. 4464 _ ood | 'HRYSL oon Ci CEntrai co. STUDE ND IN OOD." tural Pr OHNSO nings a G pe, $250 SAW ; -w paeson for qui car BE, heel b i Truck; down 9.50 a a (6) wees: lat Easton condition; | ment: | ER 4 Yahi oupe Gi “1853 cs whee BA KER— 23 - id Bridge at U N MOTO ni GUARANTY Od cond heel brakes, tour- | 2221 aoe sale. SREY nomcaion ball ; except . w usek > $335: e sAvza: —n (eT) | ment; run only £ COUP ~ and lem's iven A i Va ls: real Spot rc 00 Lo 8 nion. FOr R Moto es, late ust._3 3ENJAMI ix MOTOR © ton hts. Prey ee ee eeping ee 5: terms. disc bia ; Duco y 8000 mi E 2-6 conn going to wa ndeven class: vadster. cist. aetanist tua eek FOrest 2. R CO.. o at L JEtfer ©: R kit lor (Oly | [x 8. 716 wheels: | $ new c finish; ution: 2 -passe KO pri sell 15 y! STUD ter. $345. t 1923; A conditi late m SEDANS. §3.(05 2936 Lo ook! =. UCKS—T itchenette: 3 Sounalrocse 1925 N. V : |) invit ar; gu ; looks an fine oe, & cea. Cl cars oe erms. - G. on an odels 8. ) cust. ~~ 1925 used truck on 4300 ane nen aa 3 Essex a ry nels an- | OH RY ps. aranteed; oe will —— F ‘iret — AB may & cen cogs wr - wat? GRAU ont apeei 71 _| even ~ og rq oneae be pede wy in exceil M 1924 BU Peay 4-wh ech. h “ bosaty al agner, 5630 Gravois terms ° secd Sa ey aga ae ome | der Locu ER STO 3_oF xe\s 700. | BAK Locust. 95 ciede 760 E BU Ays mg he a ong canalel : ae: teen. tale @ uco fin- i 14. . ir 4334— e. 5 | Enger SAVE aime. | DODG cust. BY. NC.. RE MOO trade. 25 it for $ _ | roadst ER-—192 Ope 7600-01 BUICK an r as d s cond ewly pal eas e this ay Stanert. 1925 TO . nd glee Newly ; 6 co 20% c89)| $ a Soup Tiife Cc N 4:PA ee ne 495. | Fiass inci disc wh 4. special n_nights. 07. Jeffe AUTO C URICKEN ition: trad nted; new | 2° A $950; b cual sntem akes: u open ¢x N RoC ees: ping MB ee SENT, Looks | DODul ro ale: nallggated FP rson 3610. | ® an't tell SS. CO oupes. | Olive. ic aa: atl cl ; reson _é Pe mew _2218 L NBACKER-S e your ol erms. or terms, YAHLEM,_ a toda for ad, wee Te press K. a : complete. cellen aint; it from UPE » 8585. — 1925 =fayett ucust. ST, L d AHL dor worth AY-HA tunes tnewal 4286-—Just ; free oy: ae oe 2 teow es ae . ttt — eo a new Williams. 4390 Fo oF OR ~ OUIS CO.., M Ki tr e127 and : Se ae ES? Wil vewet Dect ‘We cut price from $590 | eS fut Coupe; 1035: " op: | Ny a. ee wires, | blue up D SED nerat 1852.(04) | a ch OON T 7h: Tay ECHEN ing ned, | welt Diat MOTO _ term 550 | XODGE- = uber, 2 1Y25 (c7) A new mo new ue, uph an. AN (Butch 2.(c4 te m "MOON TOU R : me and aleeping # 1925 ESSEX R SAR. CO. art | Poatist ng i coupe: ea ‘Loguat.. ret “MOON MOTOR f. oe W1sbrA-F# (D2 f fe) en °$1 tig F gate ae om paint a “MO oe bree lots RING Autom , - — iseving room: newly ance. le ter von COACH, $525 _ teas. , oes ike, new. term B) | Quen sunday. 1a CO. LOOKING FOR regen Sate a Rood e-cytioa Ra c Cor ty’ | 800 Dew otk GAR CO; uation Per Gale! — u ; newly - oa will runs, | , 525 —19:2 = b . O 8. reat 52 He 8 E race. ones uick t De'm : re 4511— © deco- lease ike a w ~ "3—Dodge usin pen _n ( ) Term 64. re’s @ R _ Boy EM ectio at clea ourings: ar. VAR A . private: Denar i allem, ead Te soit Pee cheavanadte “i901 sie Fo akland Coupe ei cignee. apeed. Son ROADSTER | oc. om me LEITE, MOTOR 00:5, | "and om sup price uae. "MOON TOU “Port 6208 - eae DEALERS" 3°58 | 4 mar a rere > world i per- 1, 340 pe: $ E —= | to be i ibera my and at is| Do c3) T save ~~ enings. : aches rougsham : pe aA —Ligh 33) YAHLEM, —_—— TR ecg On 1_Jocust; “open too a oanittee pe CAR BCH. condition: . RS yum n tires 371d. N, 3309 fine co tires, ew blue VWI CO... 293 rty. Box W- ™m 6 ca und FO 1924 in Beau and ne H bape tebe pers. etc.: 9 Loc . on top an lacque RAdaed 2936 ‘lec x W386, EP i = "2 Th CHANDL x room, $ er) large hee BOR aes ee sae Bs cute: § sat om REO C Open Sandee | $800"*our duplicaie. this a upholstery 1924 Used um. V-63 aziments, to, 5 "Ukbn-Phdged oA. nnieatie ane Pike’ ER | a bY WERERS NORTH Tah ted MOOK! DOD w Oven evenings, lane rudranieed tepeion = ac Gar at dete At | enti 4 FORD TUDOR Bris? | wood ther CADILLAC 7-P Used Gans? very low orice: (fa yp Sg Pe a uth fro fooms; NOR aran- Y GE C eveni El ee 403 ERT \-30: Sunda: trade: | sate cellent | SE ue sport -rasse s colt oom ae liberal today e men nt; wind ; 2729 TH BRA w ahlem h COU nes. | ]}— R-FAHR he els, all 5 Lindel -GRAVES unday l ©: | as nal bar conditi DAN mpers ae. 5 model: nger L ED CA thie «a terme at a e- : ows, ae 29 N, Gra NCH, onderf as anoth PE, $45( 1925—S ENKROG. refin- ell. ‘ES, INC 0-3. it look - "$568 this pos 3 motom ial” ta Fl ate 19 EXCHA t once. H fully R. Rousse |: wonderful car: - on: owner ne! coupe , vers tate: umes Page. (04 seoo, | 22a at WEBER'S NOR long te mB | dit on = Shey bers, 4-w toeere’s, the OON 4 Ph. st; MPERE IS AN Used urs” ok Hing WT cones snieale oo sorea—senen 198 fal | HUDSON— Sedu OR EASES infaenoui, and Bacto Take | Minted nse 3 fons one te BARGAINS | ms $35. een | th ern r this | UN “new nal ‘ran tee eral terms. 924; ndition an: a 9:30: or is a ra con- nis unusual one 3 45? 5 7 as all SSS "499 103 IVE + inish BU 8 3 ; fully Sata ie very ; mech late . , q ~* trade. re *bu fro , wonderft is ; ae ce hae as ee, ver fe EX COACH | equitn on DODGE COUPE vanadl oe ee _338- uemp._ 5) very low inorder el made Tn —g00j | , LAMBERT GRAVES aS ones] ae cag, Ties, bottom: f 3 hen “4 4119 — 5. : r for mod c a bran ipment; span: lik ) +) é6 open : AUPNE ood car er sedan C5 ) S. Jeff quickly priced CHA INC... Locust. ; oe id, — trom aa Rat cok aks oft you tant| “clay run otily 3000 miles: see" today a ae A COUPE BUICK—Sedan'. lave tm i aes Be Sind Soe “eben Pbedaed U Hy, Perma OF | conde LMERS SPORT TOUR | a a _ a 0 8; rane . 0 ae 4253 —Deautll fe hom; Sen} steal, Guarantee, too: | 2028 14 ee USED CAR, ST ew = 1028 mode sed in Bey E | moter brakes: cap ie like = ay TI 1926 HUDS Used (vrs* you, wonderful good: 8 fh ig a 2 sue balloons, eee SPORT ‘ : roo vr- D- Rae and. ARRY mi ept 3. y and onder Full N bee, -;. p; term and giv ul Ow n few man Sp" : pede: nenmen’ iis. 3 EX Ci CO ‘ORB — Ce oupe. 192 TEtferson WILI LAclede 3 100 miles; | ees ae Jefferson. on. duco ee vagtinn’ equ uipped BROUGH SOUT 6. " Open Pty have it a A ner. $250 oe —_ PP—CHE ‘ = PES A Me j # . o 4 flear front. oe . ee: coon ‘demonst gan oe rackee ‘24 model: 2 114 Cass. ac.| WILLYS-ENIGHT— Mat coupe ae y| CADILLAC bmg + OG i new areatly, reduced: Ste CHARDLER. CHA stienin hb Later een 2936 Loc ek “gre, coum a oa, | ,34 Pg me (c6) gy Bo sg ation ratér: driv ven | oR? $100" “jo, argain: terms. | ° asm cNIGHT—Coupe Bridge (eR) | | . SEDAN : "BER’'S. 1817 ° condition. 4490 ps Hata at Spe 1925 N h | etn : er, lnunary; $f rooms, r. Tear. ae Grivel | FORD—c 10 _ dow: “excel! Franke’ bhos 2 eecan, ) 117_Locust CHEVRO 65; unsen- Nas ep ‘ 15 —Hourekeen $8. cB | Ss y Ee pecial mirror. sto atte’ | aye oe Kedaed id 7 Se: care inte 192! me Ah gt840 cau et, ore ere,| * Lates hev nights. | 9 2. 1512 ; : — raview ho S| Co., 0.. 3% 301 Wea $7 oun yes ed: | | aeet_$ S1ib. tet 10°35 1508.8. Grand.t¢) 1925 ST ANDA gente | GC EV ROL terms. Hn. ay ein t ruapan | 4 HY joes arene ral, So's motor; Be og ke aveewe Touring | 1925 Late Nash Webenr- ’ year's dy ; ) iATES N. (62) oe hington. ommerei a 15; terms, 410 5: 1924, $2 is € : D ral ET—S Ne Van. | BUPP— ‘“RAMPT* guaran sale YAHL new; © cluteh ; co Pealoed : th Nitche B. a AU DS( al; 1923 oupe, 1924; 6 Olive. S235; | duced t xcglient St COUPE | ven n: $250: te edan- 1924: «» re (62) | 2m! -1925 TON, 330 CHRYS EM. 5 ST $350 ; and | }))- Be d mpletel | Used : in eS POrest 46: ® be IN C | FOR bape. Fos like new: (c) Eeuleeed, san udebake E |e ter, mms: trade. 710 ——— OI ‘owner, $850. dan; Al 9 Locust. HRYSLER—_Fb N.” Grand, terms. | ))) Mi uco; n y rebgilt; ere: pee ye E Cars* 2 ct -_ diseor OA eee 1995 1 $227: ou with oat cen eer ae HEVR e. 716 N. ¥ bar- | 0. 325 cond ‘ price. 1} ~ 1 | Micheli — tires; } D ; 1 dao. « Fe seep cyte (NEW) FORD irade 3325. models “$2657 (er) terms WEB fall ‘soceasoriee. cost; fully “Chrvaler browsham. — a N62) | 199 5 Ivanhoe Pies | [—102—Chiyaler, 201 Lac 119285 like ne remy pe a wheels. Bud: Bt Lome. AN hg? TE L 3137 Loc plenty e upe, ‘oy Dd ro 1817 very by 95: ter $485: | If y . TU P + | fi and-new: ng: will | 1059.0 eption 8 ; re as - 7 Locust. xtras . $230 7 Locu liberal cH ms. 3843 | a ou wa SE ine car spic serv ' 00. T al bu S| : 3 L, 3127 Lee | 192 asd | "he 8 ees apeeral i aston ss! Limousi sxe chn be | GHEVROLET SEDA 843 | $R05: “lo. Hup § Bho gece UN treme | tnimaueaiona D cerve }, SOUTH W nny 7S Ge re c —— am —- j w-4 HUDSON Crs” > ts terms. Willi ook aaa tes) ae. For Sale waa menthiy. for $123: rood ‘ conudith | BiP5;, 90, what you then. san th new 5-| Be ERSAL mo 4OL rice: guaranteed: ex: ; WEST-NASH CO to ° suet ‘model le ae ee = r bat a: ay 2 COA AS Oonbe ame 4390. - $25 $e | SOUT y. Open 5: $50 3 tion; | S1Qan OTOR fave; te is one;| _! —Tourtaar: cust’ . ® L y ‘to bott BS "EL. 408 — r ully | refiniabe CH {D—Counes. 1923 aacatn : CAD ) __| wAcinde 7600-010 1 ee ee das. | $1800 CO, 2930. Locus | fon: alse 1923-8 acust, one Le shieiadadeiilaidiniasae panel om 0 Oliy i cond inish a used 1924, $2 pes. TO va | ILL de 7600- BUICK and Su HU 936 e. | DO Iso 1923 23: sp! __nighte. _—————— ° ‘c! AIS nd- eit } . tion - ed : : 65° 923: EE c 0 nd ‘ I Loc ; sed t a u a up weekly: : ally ow an ide carte”! can. be: | geve enter »* terms. AH perfect, “wi | AC LIMOUSIN | 10%: i Rh co.. oud ihn model. he SEDAN, $ cust. a Touring. eda 1808 asec) OVERLAN “WEBER beral terms oe L, 8545 aks 204g SED w ‘Driced long terms. ' mechan- FORD—Counes. 1 0718 N. Van: SINE | -Pedoed Latayette. | Re $850. Here's 8 ¢ Yahiem ¢ 00 | DOPE: anes Lome. Site toons Ochesp: terme, SOM0. EBER'S 1817 sige 4 : | : long te : ex: ord ° - Van- | $850. See i ca a ~Te , erms. : 8 ‘ : on 9 e ully OO 4 about e car , NG » broken antee:. d rries © to sed C Tr ; ( m lo ch On? N otor ne te cord ti KC. venings Grand NORTH ng. libe Pledge is | one, ho per , pow people ra Terms in pro riven ju ur fr oes | ars | KL. 4308 renee m tee it to appreciate, hg terme Fo atural Bridge. 1 $255: t newly BRANCH. 27 terms. 1925 HUP ‘ or Rahy doll: 4 » pouen oe ve about: | ORS) a) ake Ganaae st ‘enough to! of Vali rnish 4398 Olive. — gy Bh ape me it. bu We RD—Co Ke. 5: bare we 2729 N. At ro ** er" | Gar doll; $100 knockout: | ‘See thi sate > r our a real sa to | iy am ime ane running wag Yoon" coi it iy the ervat deventer. Beate ieee: Sake 388 See ncguip gmoedeters For om Uebar || ca’a'rinese “Straient Sar SLs Tow Morse” to Tide, Ia | centeat MagEeOY wrigmege Aiwars udson-Fram AGE #H 1) * 4 SED CAR EXC tera -| FOR ow ~y or. _ $26 ee quipne ard 6 e ’ —Redaed air youll ight Ss, _ me of ord o uring car. 36 # i= entral sLYS-OVE 8, tt os a =¥CHAN s. D-—Coupe — 716 N. . Pric d beauty. roadeter, “ Useal r—ao he think y . Ride it Amer'- sota. r Chevrole 19°68; ocvat. | PACKA 540. AND : 4 GOOD.” / home OTEL Rs : H GE, | frood rh &. one 192: Van- K K-44 1805 1925; 192: had f autift you're f in this -| LIN t roadst ; or trad KARD — NC. , | - oro an mfort: - ; udson pe ee gale erage priced very Pg Ao=5 162) GRAL Bess an ag magnet Rvesel raat areca nt SEDA watey. ee Rags rs the| {- NT—Tourin - &@ ve pees inner sani a a a) ust. 3309 Locust : ar 4542, lan 44 3 ( O Cee in er. 439 for quick L 3418 t out: $40 er; not s car at th rand new: N G en in Ww your ¢ n needs ywner | faction: m: all x: ery ———— c89) PACI uber, 260 with lot O : Di (e ae i ach e004 condition agua at-| brake elite sed ‘Deimar “FORD—T acne Tr, LOUIS RYSLER U ; early inspec 2 ‘LL HOTEL cr a 1955 MOON $230" down. ais, to Sales. Biso-s1" = a | cushions Rak! ap job. © Ora knockout. BRANCH aera, reg “Wene “pay fe) of eased $08 1025; Duco, t-wh _iacleael iis ase BOP ao D104) | ones Locus USED CAR. "ian P ; urry! _ azz bad rs red wire CHRYS : 2N5 | w—19 Ruse ee] | Dp own. 3920 | D ; hing ; y C . c7} Real t y. Wo aroon -r } LER _~ 26 ell.(eB) | a a4 uring. 1 49° } E Ter 2 Li $3 per mon — . tt ALMOST econ iH | YAHLEM, 1035 rth $800 easy. ype Mee RAF 1938 iars 7H | uw Light 6S Nash )#")° SRD ist ee hon (258) |, Finish ERLESS SIV cDs 3610, for sale 3 i per _mesO SF g a bailoon ike; gent: EW | Read the Busts SS Ht. Ge a oe ee Se you flew; we have UNIVERSAL, MOL I ne Term eanD: 4464 Bas urine: 21¢_ Coss. accesso: | given mo a eS ae ETON | ; sOARD w NTED ; 4 eee at nen age model A ‘te ¢ oF chance eo ashington. mercial ee say Reg Locust. Open * s. Ne Hodig TO a runs O K: si5 “ n most 1 shape. low tent a ok lll | Auto rte 4 1D riod at ware? ‘gg Meet. general he’ Post-Dispatch offers 1924 ( nev l ace: CHRYSLER Co., g3014 192 pen Nights. FORD levine. £200 a5; wee —_ * (7) ring og ai ae ty nee; ne poet Oe les For Sale ‘S rd and ay ® $875 and ent; cost $ and; tod want ro 19286; 4 6 ~ | also 192: ouring. 1 va O07 Norf: ub. | 20m GM c ue: term eare- ea + . rg amy he in te) es. 5; thin! only 4 original | ay. Som columns et et oe EDAN NAS | FORD 3 tourin 925; Nike ~ 2 28 Laciet BERRY txt STORE s2tbw ‘Hote . Box Shain tmodet with’ months o} a oad guaran specti rator; we * Ligh H _ FORDS—Tour ring, $70. 19 new: $180: 1994 — INC atural : s Lacan aniest ode! thi id. y have st on th fer f ght si )| S145: Ourines; 1 05 Loe $1.50: | 924 S __IBtter > pi DW 3 oe ear © with © » the | eas’ opent the bus This 1i er terme. ever-pop ed fu or your only ix sedan; £ ): 1923. $O: s. 192 feust. (cF i - ¢ tudeb ereon, 36 = $ by 2 i Q t car on the streets tod built ning you i- |) ful ittle car i CHRYS ular mcdel;"" libera 866 mile driven }) ab tecine Ie aes acest 1S) | te: “used aker Sp 12. : % 0G dan coe ee not are seek ul condit is in wo LER US iberal respect; s; new in pie ring. 1025: 4 1108 Olive. 2.) on ee oe ow new pecial : mis ove ET «ls we advertised, phone 7 ting. Ut] Ih Tvtatus on thropahout; ba ‘ia BY ee vet valy $1065.06. anipped. Price {| FORD — Touring el Eee Sy ye ludoed Bis 16 | FAY aye { LAND, S @00D" ave our ord eurtai good [ARANTY ipped ; to cs oa elon Gat 24 INC it with vou er or ins, and top and erson 3610. UTHW FORDS. mi 068 North! hiand. _ $65; good MOTO “$230 down: eal | high -erade 2300 your meares $265.00 is a bar CHR EST-N | models: terms. 4 $55 to $165; all lat cf) | cape 3 . ti bine Lindell tape : “Locust. t drug 7] gain at YSL 3 -NASH FOR oi core "Ueler-Piedata Yat vae® = : | gist. SOU THWEST-NA ‘ ER SEDAN 3 039 Locust. CO. x e RD b TOO act S735. Avs, ; all ‘inte . _Locust. "S400. > Ry - x-cyli = : ™m . ; ae i? 1H 3039 Loe SH CO tires in noe: paint. wiih 1925 | $okD— th a Washingt down. eter starter. | 926 STUDEB Gis ; ewe NASH CO. ff} Sioa spt a) ae OVERI | FoRD— Touring, 1028, a One AKER ———SSS=—= econe: email. high JAND SED | Mendentrall 2! ng, 1925 model: |. (oa) | SS ER t CADILLAC C CO.. trade car, Almoet $675 AN | 228 ie oe Locust like i A Ms = Open Sunday 3333 bea new; - Open ow. 27 rms. and Tn gm —— + nt cing 4500 miles, fi Car: gus FORD TOT evenings | N. Gre baleen: Co gape mien, Sakhes © SS i a FRING (| “Udeben } a the ad $1250: Fag bemepera, ~< ad 9 BRAYT- itAMBe dition: "2923 - - : , we LE i Trade hag ng ‘a 5127 7 Peimat_ MOTO vi 1925 St Used Qirs’ Me 3h 4 eee eee “| eee wr moron con | Bit, shen lo of Sir ee $78 ts to ol res. My ake vy Hall Tire uto Sales, 5 meet. 1 ae to ore. ponies | on ge 7 149- 1 E s. Hy. age! knov fees. never wide (cb5) WEBER R's is very attractive: 2 Se ae P. ‘

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THURSDAY JUNE ; Advertise in these columns. ¥® a el A ALE LILY Ae AAO A OTE ABORT eR Pam REAL ESTATE W Have Cash Buyers for Apartments, ats Business Property. If you want = tion ST. OUTS Post -DISPATCH ss YOUR | REN T IS UNCOMF ORT ABLY HIGH, sublet a Paircdaleel room and ease the burden. FOR RENT APARTMENTS FOR RENT FLATS FOR RENT—South | FLATS FOR RENT—.West TO LET—BSUSINESS | PRP'SES, i —FURNISHED COMPTON, i 22 7 emery RAGE —#0 cars, modern new: ‘ 7 = tiful new flat:| SURURBAN TERRACE, I TODA laree | GA | ‘SHED —FURNISHED “e $x 4 larce sas? S. . woe - roots | rooms. “bath. furnace $40 adults; open . | 5 INTY 4149-—~-3 “rooms, “bath m WASHINGTON. $955—T tovely rqgoms, 1 un- ; | BUILDING—(-atral lecation; track facil | hi optaide rooms. -room ae” deal age f rig 4 |} ues: about 7: , : fect: if de- ing of tiving room. sunroom ning re «4 gare lean jenn Hf oe | decora ted ; varage _optional, | ; ning @ ater: j eames th fron t. 5 windo: (oS) ; ee eae eee ws men. sa slit n 2 : —_ th show-: TONTY. 4103-—-Something entirely dif- _ KESt zed: eae ag gone 5 Bay - ce seomaabined Oive- j Ra in 4 beautiful POO. Murphy | 520SA—-5 Too wn A maar’ | DESK ROOK —624 bicesur Bidg. r. CEntrat g withow: Rute! service: . iit} wett ri linens, ailwer, light: beau- | hill: reasonable. GRand SOSRW, : | € (= 5031 A—Modern. ) TOONS : aan | rs er Sigatnn- Epegeeee erick 3 ae a & 2713A—4 rooms , triple brick WH. R. STRKAMP & CO. G21! a | equare feet: also basement, 5000 (e82 —— ~ a feet; E203 ‘Franklin av.; fof” rent or "fence. BRAND-NEW —$49.00 with of | oe 4 oa KALB. t : ; M Alm 1192 ae. . 3 | See STERN. 2800 Pranklin av. ict) D hert R 5 Co 803 1% “ i + par ari av.. 4 Rt? wrest, rust : LOFT SP AC E—Do wrtiown district; ed f | oug V . e °9 ; i ferbtoned, $75: renta] meiddes hight. : : Hip Uraiy 2s . ie oe apartment licbt, al! outside rooms. “u ha - Hpi] tor op asite Forest Park. Dre 1294. | garage: $27 a47+ Deimar. ELENORE “1 block east o bath: newly uare feet: L201 Franklin av. # ; of reer’. . gore Es ' " — ; sheur- electric elevator: fer rent ot Bm J ‘eompletion: each flat c | See STERN. 2800 Branklin av. tebe id CEntral 0330-0331 | LOCUST, 1123—Large store. with second | ; ; 4 Ms PES RIS 85 Bs tow... —FURN S. W. Corner Clayton Saturday, June If ATTENTION. Terms eas ATTENTION. Invest ATTENTION. ATTENTION. ATTENTION. ATTENTION. ATTENTION. ‘4 CcO.. PArkview 01 O142 3 a a ee , twin beds: WEL LS, mez3- + 4 501 I ro oma. See R. premises. Or cali CAbany 4586 or 4557. vise « Go garage. aotith m' W: ishington at Grand | .® BROWNING APARTMENTS 7 Couapletely Refurnished | == Tie jeetri ¢ ‘el ) Tile bath and furnace; 3014 S—4 rooms. « Ley ENT. : ern PLAT—.t $4i). S356 PERSHIN beautifully furnished, in 2 bede: completely room efficiency enfurn 3664 .Washing- | floors. furnace heat. of tmmeneec | bed. breakfast ; ithe fiegant Arrontre. RY GILES Rg. ity ‘ Sty / ma for nay Sk. me ght and gas: eervice: Manager on pr arises. CA bauy HUUSAM KRFALTY CO... 12 Internations! Life Bids. t and coei- alt have suminer doors: elevator Gt73. or GArfield 0270 oii . « >»... “2s © - = & + an q : 3 : A . . «= . = = a - = x. ROOMS FOR RENT—COLQRED CUMPTON.. 1033 N.—Furni b % oo 8: het aml Cos wales, Bae ws F in RooM Wti—2 roune ladies. yng aye may be kept in beck ¥yaru West End preferred. Box N° 7, P.-D. ROOMS “Wt i—Housekeepin: prefer > erbe- fer lady and 2*vear- i sir.. bac ‘yard. Box N-373 “Post-Dispatch ROOM Soa lady empleved: in ort- tehenette privileg:. bos * ema ploy. a ree _stecpt red a wall a s or == small f Sud penne eae Ot A A break fast _, ari men day dinner served ‘$10 per eek eac Rew [73H Poet-Dieratch.. AO COO an A * ROOMMATES WANTED ane ee = et ae ROOMMATE Wtd Reem 10 ‘share with roung man 17. $2.50 50. £637 Enriahc. Ri MMATE or. Wa. —tiirt te share furnmeh- t 453. Deimar. apartment ee} es z ~ e*) RexeM MA Wid.— in ~ Racety - fy. turmished - git reasonabie. Call GRand Sate 3} arse front. : bers. fet» | laree ROOMMATES Wtd —Beaut beds: giri: Sear eara omens 794. ROUMMAIiE Wta.- ani wngen: ai young man of goa! habits te share ely front reom bear: —- Be im rea sonabie Mal ifarrts X RESORTS pied For Rent . RESORT— Ac Castlewood Inn. 1 te 3 reors clwhs. 2s te S873: 3-roeom civhs ‘arre porch. $175. 3-room *-ru>. farge porch. fur. | ee — electric, water. showers. S355 HILLCR EST-MERAMEC urmtane) 3 and * ream ‘ottar’s for med perch and vath: Biche +“ - ehiddren’s plart:: boating, swimming; : uv ae : ne! rad fe - For Sale Peanoeabie ean” SisPerage expert .each-r; HOUSES, FLATS. | | eC PIANO. A ‘APARTMENTS FOR RENT South ARSENAL. $802-—Modern newly decorated corter apartment. onus. HUmbolt 1g72J. icl)} SPRING. 1642 S.—+4-rocom apartmen'. suri pariot. Murphy in-ader bed. Janitir serv- Tieet or third flebc; reat aig hoy A. XG. tle BR FF. CO... Tit Chestnat. we at —-Eecend or thire—fioor, “+. See ’ Oe oe WELLIAMS & 4343-——7-room pee a*: vent first- reenmrm, SSO. 3 iarge rojas. first floer east. $75 FA 1234 M CURRY GILES z. Thimar 410 De =r €%), >4> W ASHLSGTON, 5810. heen reduced sun parlor. (L.. 37> oetmer ey rents have a-room are 7iLES R - APARTMENT IN- 4 room efficiencies : earages: special con- cession for short time enly> just west of Forest F Pary Hi chiands. Hiland 2645 ae Kingsbury Court Apartments CLARA KINGSBU - Four desirable rooms sank sun arior | with built-im bed: also screened porch: reasonable. open. — PERSHING 3583 Persheng: gun parior ment. remit revueced. HAUSCHULTE R. E. Cd.. —— Ce APARTMENTS second floor: choic® apart 2207 N. Bway ied} APARTMENTS FOR REX\T BY J..1. EPSTEIN & SON CATHEDRAL APARTMENTS. 4400 LINDELL BL | ‘thie exclusive building tmmediate posse®sion; eight parlor and sleeping porch. EDW ARD L. a 335 3 is bathe: oArti th St. s 4 Living ivi reem afd kitchegette which have just been | entirely atid few furnished, at a rermia! To ' eorrrenience. ve sno napesaaeenateellatnarane a ee em PORE. 4603—3-reom efficiency perch . new wv room s, oe th. WAL CARR: end tASS. pa ELEAV ESE. tric ng room with refurnished with farniture. silver | linens: remtal $95: there are ate 2 larger suites which have been ne of $120 te S140 elevanee. comfart and ; the Argonne will be attrac | _ere mes €c5) Acer: er ee weer RTT thoa 7) lichr ; inted. dee. peatee: 3 “Wh - or? i sae —J rooms, gas. good comd) tiem: 16. e:8c~ ; ics} FR eleetric. ANKLIN L6O3S6GA—3 iarge rooms, £¢£45., toilet. _ FHIRTE ENTH. bath $25. 'Gao. J. W ANSTRATH. 717%. BACON, 250? S16 N.—4 nice rooms, tid. electric Chestnut. . = vp aR 320B—3 rooms. electric. $i4 ‘On Mad jagn: G rooms, electric... 16 50 KOTSREAN tae Chestnut. North — — 2- room low er ‘flat w a- ter heater. . porch $42.50 with child ren. DODIER. *21LA—Cerner Glasgow; beaati- ful 4 reems, hardweed floors. furnace. | aoe AL ELEN ENTH. ter: r trie: open. s _&. BLANKE BR. E. £O= FET Chestnat. 23504 pp rooms, £as, Wa- electric: §18. ARCHSHOEFER RR.’ CO. S23 Chestrut. (cSS | FAIR. 4166—Ar Lee: beaatiful eee | wack ‘cad scheol ; $47.58. | WOLF -POLLACK. | GRAND. rooms ; bleck te Fai epen today; 101 N. Sth. GAr. tile ae rgreun 1703 N—S large Wight modern | Grand ear and bus stop ai door; -- garage if desired. Lindefi 2756. GReER. HOTFEL DER Rk. 3925— Lower 4 rooms. bath: mo.t- rerm panes _ detrict.. -2* ae Lexington and of Fa ge me a rs B cv. COMax 3737. cod? -KPNNERLY. FEINBERG Purest “hi NGs tiltestt W AY. BU ee NGTON, perch PE ENROSE ha ooms, ele ctr C: 227A ; 43 recma. hath: - $33. & JONES 2909S WN. Union. s7THl ia i othe v 3) RN. oo see nn reams, bath. furnace. $6. ‘GENE ' Jo & Te ro ~Te. _mewiv decorsied: ncession.ic62) | 3eSs0A—Modern. 4 rooms; floors: cheap rent. ft hepey rd wood . SHENAND OAH. $5 722 Chestnut. ic4) OTTO T r rooms siceping - adults (c74) eT. LA > pe furnas e SARAH etert | fitt: $37.50. WOLF-POLLACK. 1@1 N. SEVENTH. TaYLo R rooms, hardwood floors hes? LiOSA—4 rooms. bath, elec- water. ‘ LOL ES. : het ani eoid LOUIS > Tmsiern . heat . #4114—4 decorated ; ecTeeris S45. | COMTa x TOLLM rin. 2ad6 N—4 po oy reoms. hath. off Maf- wiy rie: handy to everything: Sth. © Ar. — a 1S ell > and eS prs 15: electri. gas: se (cS 1407 $i2 and “3105 N.—Strictly apodern tiie bath included at $55. 2822 N—3 moms, $20 AS#e ef} t. gerece TWENTY -SECOND . SCHWARZ, _ GATE. APARTMENTS FOR RENT SHE e er > £1 7RXISHED APARTMENT — Beautiful 3- ote a lames © Fal- COlfax 4 , ‘ eed } South roam ¢ ‘ee -° ~* Park. ACLCOMAC. 2832-—2 or 3 room apa rtmen |. sou rm ¢xpesure: private. (4) McRE_. 4139— Furnished .3 reoms. private apartment. SS and $11 a «eek: caracc” West = : | nished, inciuding cua. desirable rooms. $100 ~~ 2 EASTON, SAG0A-—Purnishea me § wi Wires “floor west, 4. wER. R. WILLIARS & ler. second light. 7.58 a AC ADEM). 910A— heat. gas apd het water lnciaied™ $1 aeck. AP ARTMENS rs— ~Maxiern 4 6 rooms for ‘sum- mer. in Cadbann- sAbany SIGSW. ‘cy APPAR: MEN: Mewern > mAs. ier sum- mer. in Cahanne. Cf Ahanr sie ct APARTMENT stand rissa h-class. STaisibie couple. 4 Galea ast. APARTMENT—June 15 te Sept. 13: usual attractive }racm everiooking Forest oo nish r radio. garage: CAbeny 2447 W Call ater 6 | APARi MEN i-—June 135 to Sept. us — attractive 3>- recca oretiooxkimge Forest iy emt. 7 iS rimeni. cnmapletely fur- telephone aad wry reasemabic: adults onty. TaAbany 2744; Call after 6 Dp mm tims CLARA. o=7-—First tloer north. furnished apartment: 2,rooms. (eS) DE Ag . S2356—4 rooma. fron. new iy rainted: rooms lticht. airy. te4: SELMAR, 585>,-P urnished a fieer : private bath: ene ‘twe men: $10 per week. Jara shed ang high-class. apartment. every convenience: summer ment hs, te? ETZEL. 33570—4 roams and soins c Protestant. (coe) i. 2 S&S —Piret apartment socth y furnished siee pi ws “rT housekser. pt: reasenarhie. Cai evenings ios) bey RNISHED APARTMENT—Lovelsy. coci. Tooms. simiper: reasenabic. kj rest vor TM. Pai -. LcR® } rt RNISHED APARTMENT ?- ~Efficie cies: emeii am? haree furnished com: piete- f¢ rautitul ana Most reasialie eve offered. Lindell 1040, SM | FURNISHED LPART MENT S—Ffficen tes, something cat’. comopieteiy furnish ed. incteding fas. eirctric. steam heat ha ntter server ae for ceupie oar OU les at abeat halt orice. $25 ta &75 per TO: rR. jocaied oxi reme Weet End aways - from smoke ane churches and , oo KINGABE RY. decorated ream $i4 hi ne we % Bg 2 beds, —o Ree rn e tee aeons LACLEDE. 49146 —3 ih 4a, Rousekerping; steam heat. electric. con timuess hot water, $65 month. As > LEWIS Piz. 4343—Neatiy furnished room amg Kitchenette: af new, only $40. - cS) McMILLAN. 461s—Tuiree-room apartment beantifully farntetuect. é._reasonahie. fc7@)} ‘urniahe d (ey 4°62—— 5 Sm ae MePHERSON. 3019-—Five + moms, oan par fleor.. $75 CAbDany 77 r D. 4301 —Modern 3-r wails mtaite, very tiesiratie PAGE. SA93—Attractive apartment. rooms, hath. farnace. we, STGA— Attractive %. FOrest 93817. tTaraxce ——§ rooms, bat + mode rn * HLAND. 4752 ‘ PTY reasons adie: adult i 2.3} —, T>. a i—New : singie flat. 4 I tile bath. steam ‘et 30. 616 Chestnut rooms, sunroom. mae teg > hardwood floors a nd cars ans a MIsSS 23 RI ‘ 2. OTE bath HIGHLAND 0. CABany 198 RRILLIANT >: ge +1 St _earane. 940. : =* F i oe t ria, furnace 3a° 4 ; nee Mi + ee - “a SSOURL SALTY & CONSTRUCT! tis KI | ed : mA het - water bus servi SUSHIGRW AY lat: extreme! YS MAFFITT: rage 4740—3 + and scTre ae AETRIDGE wer fiat. 3 heat. sP in-a--"iom reasornabie. reek = eeu ~4 FLATS, » yh) IA32 Wagoner pi ocks morth of Lt Bieck east sf Marctm: t a 4 anart mien [-s! © js fYat »aring - ms. Pard wood ami garace Spection STANLEY S19 €Chestn tie a EPSTEIN DROZDA RE AF. TY A LLEIN ore Al ase corher apartrren! aiwuts “ny 4 ., 1966 £ houteaa. rooms mw: ern. nard ,ood i ath. elev SM) e} eT th a o. =. i ae a) Tt” re rere at a A oe ee ta ree, te oer “fe Com it ta, —-F room. tiie bath. furnace. sleeping perch, Ra AT _s ; “36° 2 AA ern bun@alow-flat. het-water heat: awner decorat ing. Pe 71. at yM 368 Ww ool raved: HW Cecwora TEMENZ Ceetrat eT tric reasonabie Fent: — 3453A—3 bardwned Oors {urna a #5 39—3-room reasunabi-+ Vict: adul its: ee roorr 2. Sr ot). fia? era carage HU Mit HRE 9 4003—Lir v ing. dinin ae. fast. *’ pédroogis. Kitchemette. eoutbe rooms. 3823-——o papered, . newly deco 4384 MSE Ys 3941—*4 rowms sun beautifully fimished: $o¢. GaArfield LA SALLE rew!\ Fated pleetric cas rent EMP 2814. ,{—-> rooms. mo dern: $ "ae 4 reo >. GaArfield 6226 MAGNOLIA. 3140 3-roem newly 2301—3 ‘rooms 70 —~ decorated; rent $45, open “eO19A—New. “% rooms. stri ctiv mocert ; _reaso nable : 4125—-o-roc oe reasonabie porch: ei fice iaecv LAci=«de Mi E: -R AMEC. 3836—Bea 4 rooms rage: | $55. MINNE® TA. 43 19—4 rooms, trite: cold water, SSIPPI. hardwood floors. porch. awnings: riheoms, “1418 $a—3 r $75 tec erated: & r Ooms: i> Arti eld “tower MONTR* SE. tre newiyv “3330 nisi ae PORERN bee 212 2 rooms. - PENNSYLVANIA, 207 a—3 rooms and furnace new y POTOMAC, $45. Riversice 11 RUSSELL “S039 A—Ne : = wood fieers, bath. f ec. nl urnac ‘ROTGER. 2339 A roe sms __ elect = SALEN. _- all EV ENTH. ih T » ae Cu — ARDT ~ SISPE E ERM. ANN & cv). pe Chentamt 3244— = a ms: water heat. ft} wy? m " 4016 ™m wiern ; separate 101) — Rew “4a rooms. modern, Jefferson) —3 1764. iressing ay Inquire at 1909 | ar, hard: | nee - 137 1. “Pretty 5-room nod garage. 2335A—3 pooms, “beth, "gas. 3 cB} bath { ’ 2. 4 me — Tr ex ict) het- ‘par i> 745% cS? deco- 32.50: et tficsency ; for IMm- tet ‘@teeping (cd) 4 hard niw ood ; +; _furnact h SHEN Se vire 2 flogr. SHEN ANDOAR, SHEN RNPOAH. 38° TENTH. 7 = Tace | EAS STe | : ' : elpctric fixtures: A. G. BLANKE R. rE. "co. > wooms hat nace al! re om iy decorated e330iF ° SHEN aNpDOaAn 4035— Seronu east: room. dining room. kitcbenette, ‘ast room. 2 bedrooms. 147. mo Chestnut. Fes se ¢ Ran: j ’ Living brea: GArtfield (of?) SHEN ANDOAH. 3857 — “= second - neg room, dint rom. nee —-* reoomm; 2 . fei 1607 ESO: eae ; Sa05 Ss a, MAin 1051. $60. ’ * ms, ejectric co 5 rooms floor east: kitchenette Gar (cF2) . $20 o aiinell aiix - THE YLAIZAN “>: ‘Pasonstie. efficienc my “382 — rooms, ns, bath. immeiate esessiOn. BEAU TIFUL secon a hardw word Oey? Cannect 3 +) -~ seeping poreh. fh conven eners: and moder tt EMMELM ANN. SP! yi KLER west a, wer garaze . _ 176" : . lat rooms « “BU SH BI "RNS MAT 1 43 Ki NK 3SHI GHWaAY 6° Oa. RTE gy “An meets ;_secetates-_€: SHiGH Ww At. sc. TT Be ay PY Tl. fiat 3910 Gravrow. Ri garace. _ FLAT me tes rion. io$ S.— Beawti fui. RRINKVWANN és. 2 5: 3238—New 5-3 sian e* Riversi ae + 108: at 5A—t NA . £arace hi! Ww ALS SH. 4944 —+>- —— ons , Ten er, Ee (EMPOTAS Wome ARs. nh rooms, & ey THT | Sa bath. fu «78 - - > : =) Zar ce o> & Mi wietn & iars wa! er heatet “ADEMY am F OO mS ALAMO. 7112 u ewisy decorated. PArky.ew 19% 1L253A-— AMBERST PL . PArzkview 3424. arge Pustis. a’ Bu i.™M An. Pes ‘ t rt igGessar red IN. 50644 3 rooms and .. - ToM SS30- Fo beautiful yard. tmciudm r -rasona Die DEimar ret +s oo ~*~ ~ EASTON. 580244 rooms. bath mshet. H SURKAMP & _ OS LS OP Re EASTON, 4741. cig er trie fixtures: large Sd... oe BLANKE EB. FLAT— & rooms and bath painted walle: cheap: §o ter lamator eervice, $0. " ( Abaay hard we me awteX Race, réw race if s. SAfkORE Lom. fleers. the Bath. carex fleers, ete.; desired ; epen_ BLANKE «x. E CO., | : OTL ha PArK WY }e"r i ,_———-+ . oe -_ SS enenaeimenasen McPHERSON, 4240 — 7 gatasce optional; $45, private MecPHERSON. $5772-—-6 rooms. garage, reasonahi-c PA haraiw ood CAbDanRy ~~ nawdern cebox. E 5861-63—Nex. «i 6 re) Pret Lowe teed vs Pa S42 SU “to “Tous. 2 Dded- wee. ow. (cos) at * ea t far- ; os e@ } flaors, and coid wWa- 4300). ; cso : oo 2 oA—5 rooms... a, fer- epen; ga- Fit Chestant r roeems: mod family ‘el | str ctiy Ti v 1 we {Ca to PARRVIEW PL. 4931—4 laree bath. half Block orga Park: are rortn rowrns — fy yaad rage omtiomel $4 _Deiwer A545 7 SHAWMIT 1322 4-—4 moms tile bheautifw condita. CAdany T Ome beat carace | rors om. HUmmmit 1000 : rooaks. yoss oar o~—h > eS ee ae : peteamenes -” ms = 3 w 014° hw les $73 Pe beth. fes 5: .—* 22138. ( 4) Realter. 700 enamel sta $30 14034 N.—3 rooms. 6 bec oo BUNGALOW—New DiCcES @ My new cottage at bath, garacr. wut sell, sible purty. ner on 9334 X- venient: beauty parior: VANDEVENTER. 181 shon: zas_ r fice. @octor’s- con- | private: $35. @) location 5 Beautiful- N..- ane _- es 165: brick ( 89) } BANGE Det FLAT FOR EXC Alfred ar... opposite Shaw's = rooms, kitchenette. tile baths. laide; exe ness oe office, with tent | floors. steam hest. LF gm Gaeees: on three sides: a = — offices for def- | 2311 CARSON RO tist or doctor BUC GENE J. A NCALMER, INC, Northwest 4 KINGSHIGHWAY. g318 N.—Store. 20x 54: fine location able for any ness. SCHAEFFER REALTY co... Wainwmrhr hie F Chena ut. “ren$ $190 month: will exchange ler es. of or vacant | DOUGHERTY BR F. CO.. ; WILL pay cash for 3458-60—Corner of na very Bridge: Beautiful offices in new wail date 1 or bungalow heat. elevater and janiter service. HOT- TOMAY REA FELDER R B. CO 4404 Natura! —~ Bridge. COlfax 3737. icT Oy ee CASH LNION. 33458 N. —Dandy rew store: next to Piggir-Wigsly: a dandy iocation for | i mer retail! shoe stoce. hardware store. 313 1 TITLE GUAR. I BLDG. ! MAIN. 1600. in a new business location. ~~ PROPERTY W TANTED | : JOHN.MORESI. CO'Max 2315. 3119 N. Grand bi, Fiat oeeminte Dences of vacant: LAND—3% RENT REDUCED TO $40 at ence. ne want side Clay av.. _ SPA ER, MAin 4s inom. Water in: Pree BUNGALOW Wtd.—Ladiecs’ ready-to-wear store in trade as first parment on bum BUNGALOWS (galow: termes =: “Delmar. nemgh TY CO.. 3548 ness. G. BLANKE R. E. CO. 711 Cheatnut. ONLY 3 STORES LEFTY. unity for . est. (e5o ¥ REALTY CoO.. COtMax TWO STORES corner Marcus and St. Louis. corner: suitable for millinery CoOneraea?Ponm to AT -THEIM INC .. iy South PROADWAY. 1631 S.—Best iIocation in| e3n for_teweler- food windows. ADWAY. JAP S.—Store, rood automobile accesspries. Call Victer 2077R: “a o98—Store. GRAVOIS. 2832—Large store. very desir- ahie: reaeonehie,. PRoespect 2°70. e ia) HICKORY. 30202—Nice store: good for business - Residences Wanted RESIDENCE Wtd.—3$12.000: with pos- session: wogld like to exchange for rem: | in S-story business building. | Third: immediate posses- 00 rent qunraxyecd. | BUNGALOW wu: 7th st.. room 215. Northeast yust east of Treacy -to- wear. any business: EUGENE J CALMER ¢ heetn ut. A. 3 LOOMIS. 7 NX. Business Property Wanted | Foom for two 3 LO? Wtd.— Corner, suitadle for filling | es station tm built-ap neighborhood; traffic ; / 165. heavy. LJndell 3576R. Suburban Property Wanted HOUSE Wtd.—JI am iboking for an & or | 3 TON 7, = hi yy, coo vet ssh er.- ¢ 7% 2 wy Ors. , oe ex Cadion, excellent business (c@> | meemt: partment. Ss GArtield 3383. SHENANDOAH. 2907—Good encat heer for meat market: next to Piggly-Wieg'y . efare Viletor 1024. ie? a CORNER CITY REAL pi t wt —— SALE LOT—1@0x 130 cheap: wonderful let. Co ore, "s213 "Vireinia. roadway: don't miss in y tbe a ee today: yeanemnble seat build at onee. Box L- 316, “Post-Dis. r Rrnadwav. ~ $14—REPAIR SHOP—$14 Central _Arsenal, near Grand: busy — location. FACTORY E—i35x143. a | BU NGALOW—3-ROOM 4515 Areenal LaArciede 0445 ie@) | factory or wasuiiniies: acerssi bie LOT. SCHNEIDER, — poe ny ._. oe —_ located wes | CABANY Y_iss% ~ ; A s ' A Co.. 502 . 3 a- / Ms | , ae my Vacant store in this tere on wright Elie. PA ande, Schreve. 1492125: cheap COlfar 2s2as | BUY WHERE IT's BOOMING. $550 « qurroundings geot: future certain. = Cail owner. Hiland PRINCETON. ony ge porck of Be: licrue. ard M ; PRINCETON. 2iz low: 5 rooms. tile 2 woed floors, brick f across fromt; garage rete driveway, | Kankiis “car ear — Brune. ‘ 10 9 pm 0-5. SCHWARZ, 105 Eo PRospect WEST END OFFICES . | _—______.___ = Calif 4 : ; « ——————— a | ornis Aeron EUCLID-MePHERSON « (OWN SOUTH SIDE 4 Dowt, bay» home 0 ; a AF bungalows. Au improvements: good future: 1 410 ; large. Hight offices: heat. _ Z me mes car. light. jamiter: Al jocation Gur acetinete iit made om these: northeast corner ie vour Rae = and Ruse] Park tery: new building - offices $20 to $20 . et: erento ee LOT Holly Hills: facing Carondelet Park: exch e for income property A MORFIT. 1024 Title Guar. Bidg. Laryt s—‘It 33 feet frent euch. on Kanes st. Eh Me Macklind and January: ctr water and segers: new buildings sow be- ~~ erected if this section. price reaseon- ue: te DETERIXG AGENCY. 3677 Gravois av. 1833. WOLF. POLLACK, 1601 N. Sth. GAr. 3555. > evenings msec we renee $3000: s.uthwest : 2 —_ R. CO.. 100 N. Sth. ate ta SOCTH +¥ BANCE \ Molauk, 48%) Delmar. -E3 : 1511 Dei Norte + OFFICES 9. senate: — West BC NGALOW—4 room Dogtors and Dentists LOT—-$4500 burs 70-fnot residence ot on _ and ' southeast corner Westminster and Ewec'id W = Building i Os Te ae ree 20) o ir ; “~%* — t 202 Woodland jave io = mert er “ry rramisement 0 of en ay - sa@cTifice $37.50 on convemientiy located. yet r ¢ = " * the pre Mor diag rict— park- re Sis i geass eee ees i all times. rs — BARGAIN LOT | oh. ons superiniendent of N. ¢. corner Ceodneumbas amd Evans HEMMELM om SPACKLER RB. C0. | Site, Wis a: Oo foot widened street wt f “heat s — = | To days. RENEE HIEMENZ R. CO. 614, | Chestret st. Suburban COLLI NSVILLE 410 (Bast &. Loais)— Storeroom and Dakery. East 7076J. rr ~ A cg agi denee. on 5 FARMS FOR SALE vitrolite ‘marble bath, with | | Fine Gasconade River: REAL ESTATE Drice _Drice $1200_ 4167 A Pleasant. ' aan ti ) REAL EST TE-OTHERCITIES wenantuteneantataon d - ; ae _BIDS, PLANS, ESTIMATES | BUILD AT LOW COST. Bungalows a sfecial: re Plans and esti- mates om request. N. J RTIN. Builder. arts Delmar. "Parkview ¢ a60. fog} | ~~ BUILD FOR LESS 00 ws prove to you that you can sare) the m 4a! lemen’s pretit: make your vacant - - earn dividends. Quality buliJders of homes. Tats, storema. bungtiows: we finance oS) *4.2 [ar rr ss, AERSEN AlL-WATSON REALTY @& CON STRI CTIGN CO... 33356 X. (aim bi. A Superb New York Industrial Property Of Extensive —_ A strateghe ISration’ that’ anould dene ONLY Foon tens | A. F. MOEHLENPAH S2 Vanderbélt Ax. Murray Hill 4249 REAL ESTATE CARDS latimst bay Tg SHIN ER teas irre ature .. 349 Laciede. | wages ' Water heat: SUBURBAN PROP'Y FOR SALE Ais MAYRHO wi BUNGALOW—5 reoms. AUT TO Wid —wW' it] exchange eqeity im iot for late model autemottie: reaasom iearv- 2 tty Rov 8-40. Pereet-Die. éc) | AUTO—For payment om my sew 4-room (ed) | . ‘HELES. §32 meriern: will take emall car or deed of| pasarm door Beem od m part ao" drese Box L- . BUNGALAW—Foer erechange- 5-roe- wil- | irs owiern. on Creve Coeur time: Soahie i. ' OT — "bel ‘e fillime etafion « 4: wt igeprewements in: will trade for | chester ri. necr Menches aca Si «ef imepreves; property: im Beer wood | SCHOLLMETER &. re er Richmerx, Hctihis W Ester 21 2. ‘8? I7—Moedern 3-Poe n brick SGRegniow Rotesa? Evidge bes | ct Sea across Mr. 08 » ’ t Richmond | Heights: Want onthe bare youg L257. x api sae 5 Ba ae * rc m 7 " Bibra? 5, ia ai fe By « ee oe A. R. uf } a q ATTENTION. ATTENTION. ATTENTION. ATTENTION. ATTENTION, ATTENTION. ATTENTION. sCHO Aygcuonmecr -LeGRAND JON BUNGALOW —$ rooms, ston aa ae a — + BUNGADOW—New 6roem first floor. close to > =). terms. A. J. MATE cake -- a ‘ 1TOVTAMORNT. electric: water. very 3617 Cora. ¢ as <a . oe terme. KORTE. 119 with &. POOTS. N. 4 Per ALL & s Ps ee bg

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oe t* t i ma ~*~ a - . ‘ a 2 oh Snes re NS ee ara a EE i . Seer Be of er es F RAS ie hn he wore teee pe EA ect sy ae z / : td gis. Puget i é DO REO aa itera eo. tie sh Coe? et ane Pe Aa THURSDAY JUNE 17, 1926. ey OUR PROPERT y AY 3 “1 TTENTION ~] eae Aprwrs, FOR SALE /FLats AP’TM'TS, FOR SALE ag oes Nonei N | Find him tomorrow. “Be as homes Ghee | 'Tm'Ts, RESIDENCES FOR SALE nents, tee South Inv | S. W. Corner Clay ee 3! 3 POST-DISPATCH. : —— ie BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE | : estor’s Attention TOWER GROVE HEIGHTS BARGAIN’ | ~—— So THURSDAY, JUNE 17 1926. Bo. . oa N TET ) ae ae “4 2 ae : OVER $1,000 al ae and 6 room single flat with hot-wa- ten BE SURE TO SEE | BASTON, 5628—$25-5 “ne furnace. | * ton d N f mennave just completed a 22-family apart- ter” Heat wee . B00 oat on: lot 43x14 | pomatrcted a brick “raid residenes’ gae Now) anette electric: warace: ine "25 220; sone | WM] Saturday, June torr © South Roads || ot Teil Ge ililay Sek $s, ae RI G08 ee, Sea | tn far, aie Sonia dl geo ree Bee Bungalow Flats—Business Property Be iz i 00d location. Wil) fi Co.. 3123 8 | neigh condition; 1 ments, Flats 4s atur ay, une th, tT salt K-17... Post peactitice for quick RN SINGLE—9853 Socios | neigh bo Lidw tt! bargain ¢ : : : 08t-Dispatch MODERN SINGLE—3533 vel someone Store an a ~~ . ATTENTION T I: 30 -. M. | SN and sun pation” tiie ‘Sone , Al Chestane 1OLDO AY a 06." He altors, 722 | heat: modern G-room flat, tile bath, steam; The South St. Louis Branch of Wagner-Grant. Bell has exclusive list. t “Tr action - Si N, erms easy. | Co nace "hee hewly decorated. 2633 vi } RUST c SONS REALTY co. | ings of over $1,000,000 of preferred real estate. Yours ig there. You i. ATTENTION 1] ntral tot, HEDERER REALTY CO. Proti, RGINIA—NEAR SIDN MAin’ 4551 Constenin MAin 455°. : | | Invest your savin lo “CALL UP FoR Victor “4762. 2610 Gravois av. | 27 Toeom, home: hardwood “foors Ein £051. 816 Chestnut. “Main 9952,| | have not done yourself justice if you buy in South St. Louis without ATTEN TION. l gs. f | JOHN large list of flats: easy term NEW FOUR-F LY, FOUR ROOMS, has cut price for “quick samust aici and p | Consulting fal estate banks hever break HT H. ABBOTT. Realtor’ 765 Chestnut. | IN SHAW’S GARDEN WM. E. WRISBE 264 8. G REAL ESTATE—Fror COL’E . ATTENTION ak, ie oo enna Riselten, 709 Chestnat.| 4445 Ru aenell; tile bath, separate steam | = - Grand, | iNEY | TTENTION. Sure profite a SAE Becton ea S| ait Get ares go 7 net o's Sze, CARE THE SOUTH SIDE BRANCH A ION. Smal] fi | hardwood “floors exceptionally | ati] ° and “Tintshed | nae electric:’ a | - ty cash peyments, | BUCHANAN 900-11 3 Fiat, able cqullt: gent $2880 "per year’ floor. ile ‘bath. hott | mice s Paper, Dainled: $10 pee wD A$ y aoe six-family: | ‘ reason-; ter Tints rene and tile ; month: price $750. GArfi 4 wn SIL 4 Y ATTENTION. Perfeot titles '| sme GR, Slectric; | $: able * Ate ere ik rare | don. ee peace 8 ORE Boh: Alot aaies, VERBLATT. room 401 95" j0008. WAGN ER-GRANT-BELL ATTENTION. x \| Fear} T, Realtor, 709 Chestnut. | 2711 Oheste ; MAin 3046. |. DUPLEx ny RFAI IDENCE BARGAIS GOO Nien 4 an 6 rcome, | of trust on finest apartment in . N Op ood eee ee oe _WYdo own 0587. ATTENTION. sa taxes. || nat “te si Taylor av.: 4 and 5 room single 3 -ROOM FLATS r000 34 oh CUT TO $95 00 3 saa siortnauat® call Gani , | geod |_diecoun Or. Grade, 620 tive. {co} | hte Se mo 3 y~ Ra. m= achoo! ; e ountry ATTEN TION. Highway \ | a OTF er pee tk mS. > Bete: 3 rooms and stor § hall: rage every eaene 7 on rooms and 5608. ILVERBLATT 22 Chestnut nt. | SUARANTERD fire Geode of a a oa “ if sold at wate +! 4 4a = urnaces; ga Oo s . a NH well-secu prope Of more u- hg A sist cr ‘'S Made. | COltax + —Ullax 3737. 4404 Natural Boy Bridge. (04) | Rachie rent $185 per month: wih ‘ma ake ELSPERM A KONE nd ARDT Ro fo vOEN Y, Reuse. S100 cash buys 9§- no} ut 700, 3: ie F500. Toe. , ord: Smy ONLY $9500 | termanet: Tem ocd #200. box N-ib0. Pf Sere ‘LeGRAND JONES is Serr gaan) “enteroone pyran ay], , 245: VIRGIN S| os A Sa | ike obs ema We do’ & VEONTA Rin tee yt Rectaneas + Realtors || Paani teats aod . Oke, ——{ ciceptionaliy, low, | a renbearae Stag? 7 EON es: eet PLEOR ©. EAL Tee? 2. ENICKMBTER | if de Bak d bl. and St. Pius Church: terms | EERE HUEMENZ 0084 Enratr| ' ie : . eg ‘es. ET | EO tog Sy ; ine W—5-roo matt brick: Terme if desire STRU N 5902 I. Grand. . Ss 9 N |} é eet — > mec i} Y Morganfora + | = COitax 3425 fe5) | F. J. CORNWELL ‘R. & CO.. 111 | % ent || }ruet for sale: flats. apartments, reside dence, : = Dartner. : pepe wiodaragend . 3 JAS. C. MORFIT | Riverside 3810. ey | | se INVESTMENT, | RAYS ta LLL. 7th. DALE, 7050—7-room hot-water | | business property. in amoown or $1000 . ain. G. CR ~— bl? Be Guaranty Bldg (c5) | | 2826.28 8. ‘BRS pway | 6127-29-3) Labadie; new 6-family | NEW a | ent re herdwood, floors; beautihul yard, for- LOANS FANS ON PERSON’L PROP’Y | gp gad cont to 7 nari nn Mag 7 inter. a erguson. — % e. Y n , , | APartment ; 3 roo tile bath, ; (C7) | ws and salaried oeouiz api . ° ims Kirkwoog re eh PAYMENT "| oe Rt Ein et bar ool SN Ean Ra Ie) Wie Exchange | yea OE ae onan RR ae yd ete set, Sa Sa ri : ™ 5 r 2%, and make some money, 45 (c76) a2 ~ ® : terms. Come t i 4 ** € | room h u eh % Z ° -© Others* rates t en HO PARK, * 7249 a Aten ea yb Sela ot beac worms, in excellent 3602 8, GRAND LACLEnE are. Tealize the Pleastire of living in ey cote | Pe ar ond., Ss reasonable price | $2, papered. —_ . oo int an ‘ aon ‘fie HE AMERICAN co. o Aree | e house, 5 rooms on first floaal ; in street: ' big Sereate at $1950. S23 | fla BUSH-BUR Ne MAin 4540 ee an terms. BUSH. ‘BURNS. MAin 452 4527. (076) papered: rea roo dl 1 to 6 o'clock. a | Bidg. Entrance 211 N. 8th bath ime : . secon h . cash, baiance monthly, ah ty sad SEs THIS at —BUSH-BURNS. M i? | CATHEDRAL HOME. 8650 CASH MONEY loaned os Sa:aried See | ky magician tian. | reticle pam mare | gouty West ruta’ Masrlaod’ foe's any (78) ¥ ind: - 7 Aa ane § CF, res cirri 3457—New. —d0x sacrifice my beautifu! lot, value $700. for $350; erred Out of the City 7 renee room house. bath | ard "Cr red ‘Cou 30 —. Ng 2 — . modern. 4-room | APARTMENT —Barg rgain; leaving city: my | umMace, electric; al) woodwork | NE Riverside 4947™M" : (2) u : >; small de y y | Sey terms. 6210 Ridge av.. Wel’ on | W BU NGAL OW S (c62) 1 pst derah =| | BUSINESS Groce =: : DPment: * 3 gold apered: vacant; buy and met all) MONEY -% easy ae OPPO NIT] rel rocked: : 6-family: buy direct from own I's sold, unly 1 left: fine 200 f1 > tia In; | “mente: contidentiat reeL *Raile. : RTU ES ise, rice’ 2 , 200-ft. . way E Grocery 4 : ANN, 1814—Modses well-built four-fam- | Dhone Capen g 33.0 sis ofl. information | $8500.. $60. 1 pane Central 8500: {5} ral 8500 3) HONEY = furnit i as J ro _ — | ON OSCEOLA st pty; just ing completed: three large 4 ; —New. auna aS PARKLAND PL. ure, Pianos and | T] Sacrifice $2000 large rng aa carer rooms. bath: | Three blocks west of Grand bl.: 4/ foomis, Tine bathroom, separate entrances, ALA RT MEN 1 ee 13200 $2340-°, tan — 4 beanail Roane: fine e condition; | Mound Che focelpts 2 aad int, month. | ‘iful . school: barrain Sarage: near! roome and sunroom, alPion one floor: these | front and rear Porches: buy direct from $1*'500 for quick sale. gee Drive} 11 room and garage: would ake won-| “0Un y Loan Co.. 42 ria Bidg.| FOR SALE Or trade, best pollliaw pre rty math Ra = in Ne tt SS | Srppeguties: (pr priced to sell. Open todas. BAMBER LS NEL —eeay_terms. (76) | Bh500 REALTY “CO: “3oI0 s. Grand. | OX pod, highgr FRG Tooming house. “all! SONEY—=$8 ap op i Fame | —B yt half ie oe all “ae : A} 3610- 12 2 — salary or furniture, | ser Ption; one- its appraised’ Talue will edicts Sits Te on Sut BUNGALOWS and COTTAGES | ii2*% SE8itnay. Laclede Bir. | Mita at, Urmaee ns? double ayaestnt tise eae: age aA ARRAED. | alana Rutan NOR ey ih | P07 Doers wraen Bes a pt | 8 handiea ‘ with small do 5 ar LAclede 8114. __ MII ‘R-RAUSCH. — HUn Umbolt — 1576. Al tenement property: good diti ba ’ : |} 406 Liberty Central T ce ee BUNGATOW oor peale oder brick:| CHOICE BRICK COTT AGE | CASTLEMAR. ‘breakfast “toon ag come $81 462°eh, bigriable, investment: ‘in: | "WASHINGTDAS B LACED: 7 WELLING Won a e No. 1,584 000! ed. “Haies’ patent] Te ee om mode - ast room come shou f iy . ~ ~ . ¥ a1. : - > ; Overland | on first oor. Close to transportation: | PB ne 1 Regt ev Cherokee line: 5 rooms, pte very che ee t-car Sarage. large et par investigation: dividing ‘ahtate ibe | noWaghington av’: neat Gray oe ~ 8. Gavcuesan hates 7: 5 : 100. = meatal a, "mate. pee for — shee ARK : term s m e 4 a t “ ** ° : ° : | 9549—Most & beautiful home. A. J. tS iat = Abany 7120. ios n chon: price Sonignee ee: BBOTT $20,500. 709 Chestout. | | WALTON? 7. 1338—Z-5 modern : tile porel porch ; 5 tore will” pt ang ‘or a a shee ST LOU insurance “i Tepatd fn CTO hs, | Ite Phone Wie, can or ‘¢ en if interested i 1; investigate. WAbash 552. - MT we $3056. (c8N) | ERMA & EONHARDT REALTY | caaipron 2027 6 ani 5 5 room fat: | Warr ON san Parkview. 3424. (c92) | DOUG HERTY R. E. CO, 803 ¢ TNUT. | he gl Bidg., Branch office, 6726 Olive gonterence. wanid Hale, 1141° North’ aoe a sacs proposition. address Box K-234, EE cee room, yg ov iy = lot BOeIeS $400 | | Jona’) + 7 deo 5-6 modern; tile porches, | 5650 CLEMENS - 2-4 Sea (c8) | Sout roves, Mo. a . 3 400 | PYIONAT. Vila | OHN H. ABBOTT, Realtor, 709 Chestnut. fine j arr: . zx ee : a condition. Owner, FOrest 7342M_ | FRO MONEY TO LOAN — $25 to $5000. SALES eritimate’ siock mal] : “a Pine Lawn i ene —Peetrier 08600") EXCEPTIONAL Send oll Cee ae SRT rane en BRAT arabes gana, tur | the ao Raa BRE ee ee : ' 4 : ~e v P “3, _. FINE CAR tices ae ; 3 4 3 = ne & eed ‘ 2 ae Mo pall : ; = | Kingshighway hoor ee: beautiful - -Toom | Posy aaa rege exceptional 4-5; | 949 con 5S Ne harden floors, | =e on me, of lot: can improve vacant Der cent; secured by two comake yes SL. WHO ax LED TEE ees WAN 99. PD | De oe : C € $e : a and decorated: oF arage: ‘must be seen neta Rengel-Weber, 3127 S. Grand. gy OE SO te ER Rick marage: see it today. | poHNn S Blake ee wee: mare Chestnut. net ee. To hakdle a resh Nab orange drink dis- | we SPAPER R =z K. = brick; 371 | appreciated LEO K. a MILBERGER, | DEWEY. 4214-16—3 j | : Bide SEALTY CO... 502 Wain *| RSTIDENGCE SSS penser which | vield we BL rad * iealang PArK view at79 M BRICK, 37 TE MS | architect, 521° "Mtardiochs v. Riverside | an Risa: rent ‘A! 740 ye ary os 8008: WESTMINSTER aid | Ww EST END RESIDENCE eee both oot, 22 salen: : the eae? | 5 J, a ; @ town: wit’? jgtiee hie 53 eout eh O885J. | 36 pale STIAN OP R. ; 6008 WwW ISTMINSTER | An we ~~ i" 2 sour d usfarn West nd Bells for or 300 0.00 egy talus Wate ter: a Modern “7 4 Ps crifice. r 7 + Fine 5 rooms single flats, Cees, . arpished im- | market: abou c re. eee Mea wat: SOUTH ST. LOGIS Sree Reale Mesa Maecenas iit | Pedy ae ss ih ES sce Wl a == ver" : i . e Parkview» “Raa "LL. LiKE THis— var IsTED ‘ados —_ ; a oe ne 2 mre ‘2 g00d condition and de- “y ; | Tex (eB) im A. G34i—Scan : Se erote et. brick cottage: 4°” ic WAGNER. GR. ANT-BELL “FOLson. HES. 1003 south of Park 34 |° BUSH-BURNS, MAin on (076 a {IDEAL HOS E | — =— _ sah hardwood floors, “ae built: Clestric. hot-water heat; well otters you real opport mooms. bathe, porches; $67 50 ; ‘oat A aan’ 4 pINGLE FL 197 Enright: 9 large and numer- M y j 4 YEH Wrgown 0216. cogil fuer fe tee°™MICK: enrages ORS? Til glory 7a tea Sf bunnies, Hatenang | B780-6. 8: Seu Re 1030Q89, eas | Ae eae new a t $50 to $1000 ack, sxe BUSINESS WANTED 3 own 0216. (c89}, ORTE. 110 N. 8th. Maj 42 9x tee nena property. You owe it to your- HICKORY. 2646— Fiat, 3-3 ‘Domes and -# 5 and § rooms “aa in sun porch. bath, | and condi ti Cc Prope cacy: ee roe $50 to $1 AKERY LOCATION rate eth living “e. A. 06—s ‘toe: new pric » 98-42 ‘chy self to Sotut, the | season Cottage in rear: rent $720; cut to! | eeeaee: “ty f tg chicken house: "20 | Bway NEMEN? ®. CO.. 614 Chestnut. | HiGiE Preferred. Box ay M3 _— oor e -—rallsadienthcnelitedie | rapevines: y gtoods 7 ood pecuiation vriced fom LOOK . AT THIS BARGAIN seh a a, Wasner- Grane RAN — JOHN’. appory. Realtor, 708 Chestnut. | bc wk "FE DERER. REALTY co. | 4343 McPHERSON | efal ston oct stores, s. variety > a ve ae 4 paid Lee Ie i 5room cottage: pap pered. | * “re NG. a - LAclede | le_2870. _ eS IOWA, f809—Fia —Fiat 4-3 roo re 5 rooms, baths. eleg- ctor 47 “PRICE REDUCE ay. na pareain: 11 rooms, hardwood Sinem ¢ on oe re c | ee b. Cintret tev 045, ih * a — : i w Uxtures, garage; easy erms; | A Ww BARG AIN | ‘ 5| ae rane: Ot-water heat: strictly | er. o mar ; ratant. y 7 S | JOHN it. ABBOTT. Realtor, 709 409 Chesjnut. | | S421 Cates: three-family artment, 5/ modern: germ SPARBER. tives or friend Ahing © | nn ON, ut. | ‘ E mond Heights. ee Seige gree ens PO 4 215 NEOSHO Sr. | MAFAYETTE. 4161-63—4 family, 4 shore ‘yoom fitt Darlo ‘leased. "7 Moors. steam | MAin 2499. 316-022 Chestnut.(c8) | { Srivate an’ a” * agg ge | " bustagen “eda Olive." rooms sleeping porch, _Northwest '43x150" brick slate roof; ,™Modern; lot} each: good Condition: will make terms: HOTFELDER R.. & B. | ~NEW 6 Bo ee | row money on anything of val- Sell Your Business | RESTAURANTS them in- a Lae nout oil . List 23. Teenie | 4665 DELOR sT | Zeasonable price janavect first floor West. or) — COlfax R737" - $404 Natural I Bride. (e4)| 7207 anp 32 | ue, .1ame continues to remain in | parts of city: 4 and 1000." 73h bereain. 4 oriseant: “f oong ei meenen way and S-room brick: modern: lot 32x195, +e ai SY re ~Chestnut. (c5)/ 4,SINGLE FLAT IN HIGH POskyy eOR® block ‘south or FEMOOR bh ese | ways a equate aon’, ct Eo oe Quickly a and P rivately Zt & : ; a (c26) & weening “porch ; . = xtures. copper SCreeris : streets and al 36x 9m1S an sunrocm: lot | baths. electric: cut to $10,600. . , earage Ww make price | nements you would desir éach | TRUSTWORTHY Almo Inve t t out sinese: good location, 4105 Broad- a se bath. oe goroom : ie made; Want yu a: Owner ven. | x13 7322 EUGENE Ay , | JOHN H. ABBOTT. ter, 708 CI stnut, | Hin ho OF quick , Sake: w will take Clear va- | one rane: ‘side drivews + halt nee ° kk Ei stmen j PY Ci 3 "ou can nspec today bu ‘ . , Py 0 ° POTOMAC, 3203——Sinne ee I 0 n exc ange. veway:; a rom ri : HAi 457 » ore Rea karane; block w eee at once, Lindell, 3608, or “rao /130.°"" Modern frame. 5 rooms: lot gox | P Scar pathget eee Rial e, For come: FOREST e808 2909 N, unroy. | Exiy of tou nd nectareh and i2ehool | Yahlem Finance SSS SE} SOF Arcade S._} 808 Arcade Bidr. (08) = LY ec Cees 4 N. Grand, | S 762, c payments Ww Easy terms. sale. Admission by card. a MFLATW accu, | OUY One. of these rtistie nr omes BUSINESS FOR SALE 32 -44——New brick bunga | MODIAMONT 8638—3-room-sotiag ee | | BR RINKMANS EALTY 00. COMMERCE REALTY ¢ Wier END—3.3. -3-ROOM —-§ ERT G Or i owe Persares: tile bath, furnace, hardg 0D: yt eee on room cottage, gas, ALT 4910 G Gravois | 314 N A 000 Det | nists fare a ity C eth 5 : ~ a 7 , ~ . ‘ NV Py s ee con Pe ish; 500x150; dblook RN | floors: furnace; in perfect condition: muer WYOMING, 274; 2747-—-Quick sale wanted. sin-| 2D FIL. INTERNATIONAL “Lik BLDG. | Central 16 N. Sth nd Teor). GAs aoa: BEAUTY PARLOR AND i And $50 be sold. Owner there cle flat, 4 and rooms, bath. See) __ —GArfield 8621, | : »|.—5 rooms with ce. CAbany 171785 PLC nice ¢ Ber, month bujesab42 Arotd JOHN & BLAKE & BRO., 815 Chestnut. | owner downstairs. (62) acim | CHOUTEAT, 2736—Btore sand flat asi et ; ——— = a 5 ; r a © clear ra m r r r Pie ms, Rieger £2 Sena rr gh (08) | gg KINE 6-FAMILY APAI APARTMENT. ' North | 769R_ before 10. after 3 (073) rnp SNS SAME Day, Em {= | OpDosite Beautiful Forest Park. | Secnonty: modern 4 rooms and _ RESIDENCE—My h home ¢ le. 6 | E £889 Carter. new GED B we how . |, You ee duplicate this &-room home | tion: all ent pret “Enh fine condi- | 0x19 “sun room. hardwood fog ome, | North | Oliver © yp Morigage Finance: pie 200 P #O0TS, tile bath ¢ room — . “~: | fo r the price we have. loc | WM. WM. E. _WRIS | 3OxS18; basement Garage; shade and fruit | ——-—— ANT —o————— | Dring ofte,.P8 h. furnace heat: owner 84Y8' absolutely modern nothing lett out vind) WM." BERG, 3204's GRAND. | trees: casy terms. Box W-227, Pp. £ 2008 4 oueuth ae —" used for hard. | Beautiful, new FORTE, 110°Raip st. MAin 4258/4259. | Tice is ridiculously low BRANCH. et AD 5 ROOMS, #100, Casi i=. ——icl00) wall | paper ‘stores on}_LOANS ON REAL ESTATE CASS, 2143A—Fine os | h. with shower | (c5) | Wagner-Grant-Bell. ieciric, Sar” 5 ~ meee ock: bath. | MESIDENCE REAL BUY | second? and ird floors; bath. electric.” fur-| FIRST and second deeds of trust made:| Office; am selling the outfit M4 3 ” ny wT . tal 3 MATT. 3S CK BUNGALOW __| 3802 s. rand. LAclede 2879. electric, o— = y: gay vacant. rs 4 ¥ es 4410 BUD carages: ae oat} store building | reasonable cha quick service, ‘| T¥ler_ 0456. oor, ‘Hoffman wate moder, WTF: 3 dandy oe strictly, negating: OOK HERE ‘wt 1108 Kutger. ree Soon a LveR- district: meee fa mace: me clon Park} Rau man” sickvesd poe: ason San owner oF | NH. ABBOTT. Realtor, 700 Chestnut | Hon Ne ig DY BING— Won erful “joes: rent. 4149 O:tv shrubbery: located fe YDS op oad get ‘tcscine | 29% Senate: foursroom brick: aun | BLATT. 722 Ch | _Vctor 47688 REALTY €o., iG SR dat Bane ee eid | pies of trast eRe eng lara ns | Mackac'gs shed mont neil a | saeae el shrubbery : ed TE. 110 XN. ‘gor 4250 | : nae nodes | 9 Sine eas TME —_— | sor $3 ravois av. y BRINKMANN’ 910 Grav EAN NG. dyein resai , 48 : er wanted, ‘Gu We ee (05) | were. irarnges fruit. c cellar and. coals i EIGHT FAMILIES New RESIDENCE BA BARGAIN | STORE AND F L ATS| (68) | Hoffman press. Including roomee ot | 5 : ; 3 under front porch: par street ok at northeast corner Umington ’ > NED—s$ @ above: ren ; Case: rage; hot- ot wage. = South 5, street car and bus. LAclede Bir 5. )and Alaba ma. For price and terms. call onan ; Hid S| coment sence: all 2508-7 University at is "oles ig flat of 8 nits Louis eal barat “at lowent interest: 708 Pm Bide’? 3 $1 se Pay: ig 3080. | ar f - ' GRean ia dopevinl =) | room d 2908 ‘Nw advances on rents, secon s of trust. 1 _CEntra . bany 1713R. y SRY cates peautiful 6 rooma: ell) ———_________ (c82) FRANK SEBASTIAN, LRFALTOR EASTON. ATLOR TRUST is store and tint ats, vacant hot ee att: JOHN 8. BLAKE 4 BRO. 815 Chestnut ST. LOUIS BUSINESS EXCHANGB: ROOMLXa HOUSE—13 bethe, - craig City: : ag Dkalow: very well pbullt: just 6639 A . ] S | 3607 Hartford. LAciede 8114 | een eton ond Taylor. (68) ner, 30x60: non-resident owner says sell cB) CONFECTIONERY AND LUNCHROOM— | .4700 weet: rent $00. food: filed; paths. mpleteds "nedere ; 4 Of Gravohe Mesh iehway art 2 dlocks north ; Arsenal ot. NEW 4-ROOM FLAT—BARGAIN | | foe $15.500. | SECOND DEED Or TRUST PU PU RGHASED | Account sickness. 8409 Gravois. .. Ga — er “a buy it direc t from owner and. The future, Gf Arsenal is assured: is 4146 Humphrey: 4 beautiful. Hetae | : South | HEMMELMANN ., SPACKLER R. E. CO. | TO 850.000: RON ME : PROPER SN ECTIONERY—And stocers? ase nt ROOMING i sx—9 4 R.. & B. CO i ART ee 14 yours? See this 5-room and sun parlor rosme on each floor: tile baths furnaces CONNECTICUT 3850—See for pourani 7th and Chestnut. PREFERRED, nae of sick 4038 N. Broadw — t $75; $030 ena io ant, FB Natural Bridge. FORD 1053-—4-room frame; on ‘ ne a bungalow: aan “people | and other a {Convenionces ; street and; this cozy 7 rcoms. near Grand. ioke “of. ei win AL TENT! Aitinn torn ONERY—Weet End" this ipa Page. . : ® aco 0 ow mad - 28208 ’ RSYTHE ¢ ; Ty CITY ita ‘dandy"6° Pos sf me. Da Oe ne city and must tell: open; owner | Miley, made: ens G. y BLANKE R. FE. CO., alll Rardwood nog 8 rooms, _— nn... ae 4 a ee 2a mg = d@ede of trust! will ear fice todas Erode et ralag: | Boom : ~ Py AND 3 Meare Wess ayes . Grand. LA. 9544, or 8 sed “ao SIDE BRAN | —t11 Chestnut st MAin 3046. | Ren gel-Weber, 3127 5 Grand. LAc. 9544, | ‘vola)-—Bustne 4661 (block geatt. of Gra. | mpt service and repeonable terms. | CON —Clise to school a , : a. S | WE HEIGHTS | REs i\CE—Beautiful 7 oe: 90m: | Vols)— ness Property. room cORG : ‘S) 23 0; of ' > Brick ».. 4455—_N; ew room | WAGNER GRANTS BELL | TOWER ofROVE No ST DOUBLE. v onions nae matitul to be tT aboy L_owner, (76) | 324 Central Rating Bank ome . 99 . , delicrt you, ¢o a | bungalow. Call Riverside 7a | ee | Well-built 3-3 ge and a. 4- -family | Box N- 318, Post-Dis atch. 4) 2819 RANDY crone, BAnGalS rear. 4! | 705 - Olive GArfieid BIBS | CONPECTION NERY—cG ms . x = store. 2 r Fe RPS Fs oS. L062) | a | 2 Sees sant West Hie et i from, Grand. BE tant | nae Ear marae, NOU Fm Fal LO Se aT smd deeds etn, ACTION | | skint Call Gartld Spe ed cf Schon: Price $8750: oppoaites Scruggs | | BUNGALOW—@.room 6-room modern efficiency: | just, listed: price only $14.7 0. i aon ; | GERFEN, 3155 § Grand LAciede 8008. | On second deeds of trust: reasons ble rates: ere ee Y—Price reducea. 2 Ae) | a os brick: all i rovements: @-car tareen.| J F. DICKMANN. 3323 S. GRAND. on} hatte “WATER HEAT ONLY 3 ‘BO red tape can pay out at once: any | CONFECTIONERY—Price peg DE CARSON, 625 Chestnut — | F F: $7800. Box Kes peat Dis, tay | (05) | See ‘this wondsn” Ml MONTHLY ;| yQEFORTUNITY FOR HABERDASHERY | |amount: also firet Seeds of trust. 408 038-5: “32—New S-seems Rew kee : 741—6 rooms. modern: eS peg $22,500 KACH | rood” 115! oan er an roors’” pera: | WaRiety STORE OR BEAUTY SHOP. ICK, a eee ie MORRIS terme. sgaran: ghar sgt? monthly: “open: OUR PRICE, $19,300 | Teady 3 x, 2427 41> "Walnwen =" Bldg. (6) | ' | sS25e GArfield ‘81 5) | good established pb GLI altors 22 Cheatnnt, (cB) | Erte * “Eraser rs ’ {2 move | n: inspect: you will buy: EM REALTY LO REAL E i og ION ONE ~With ie counter: ' DO 4 4-families at a rea} bargain; owner | > eu aguas there y 6.) - DOUBLE STORE BUILDING owa. : > | must sell all four at once. none sold sep- | all CEniral 8500 aa DOUBLE | ai. 45. 3522 — Well-built brick. | PLATE] e Raone cash ‘Mtoe | formation, eally big bargain. Get Tull to, | MINSTSAT ES AV. HOME. OMPLETED ; ear _achools, stores, ca re. | $3000: open. GA id 8150. (cS) , formation 9 fi . Beautitay SV ILMINGTON av, SBA oe across from large sehoo!. 2 4 ~ ie an 7 JUST © , - | |, tine + en every room | apered. ‘pai "a nt. | Two stored Gnd’ Slate aibere: wonderfy! | LOANS ! stand i cheap Sa} gactifice $1000 cask | | ‘= 5 ROOMS —BARGAIN . ‘SOUTH SIDE p onthiy: tacineey to,mcver ne| Business: locaticn: open todayt® Foy price | ZUMA Broadway. Aclede ‘s . un | 1666 Big Bend bi.. formeriy Pennsytva-| ° WAGNER. wis > ELL - | Block: "3 car fine wide paved. strat: eee BUILDING LOANS | BRP ECTIONERY— arene aad t rust rae: rent $f : ie shes yeti floors, * built, 4 | nia a 1 » el q south of pMarket st street 2902 8. Grand. “Vaclede Tai9, | | will base idig. Misissippl: ‘aales “ingee| PRANK K SEBASTIAN, LAaciais St fe | SPECIAL wat FUNDS | @h. 7414 Manchester. ee re | N T HEMMELMANN. SPACKLER | mente 1923 S. he adn COMING _ gous ni gheap iocation ms oe 2 ; et store Land Seenen includes, post- KE ALBERT G. BLANKE RE. Co. - | buy: OPT EDERER REALTY Co., : ome. Sot wate ne bath. iaigt "BS STORES ANDF d ATS) | CONFECTION RY—Suburbe “roome, wen ine account cash. Cali WES = ted Gatly recipts average S| “age ONLY 8250 SAY a Muay SACRIIGCE 2925 S. Broadw 5001 Genvee a -STORY, FOR SALE FRANCISC Us REALTY CO. ae ce ectionery r ? AGNOLIA BU UNGALOWS, toomse. hot-water heat. slate roof, | *3004 POTOMAC yg vk: A’ P reef, with! Loan Correspondent for pe: averaze $35, fatty: p a eee: eit Png 5. ++ oreo anh Parlor bairowotn floors up and down: tile bath; New Croom double flat. Rn) "SIRs Attractive soem large living pom: | PP snag gage ban ¢ : t ‘Th P d ntj } In a 7: gl Price a se : room ressing | : 4-car bric rn es re | COncrete finor: | space. TP lring "ecsipe yo a - #ma)) PP ai ek rent Just S| Age atte on ris earth wilt vet equal | clear "of mor ge: "will take terms to! pointmente “bat: “water” a ofl “bume burner. PRIV ATE. SWI os e +rudentia orion |= arice i. sane pont SUPORTE | Boing cometh Br Sel at |S eae eran. | aaah es 2 ae “tae | EE ERR? | Company of America Pe fy mm re 2 7 ; ne ‘ Ens LAciede 2839 eR. OO. . wigered (eb) 3602 S. GRANE Vy LACLEDE 2679. | HENRY MIEMENZ k. CO. 614 Chestaut. | PHONE HUMBOLT 0393. (c3) | 804 Chestnut & KERR IN’ we

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r a ie el eee ek ee os . ar f bE tS DUP Nh, re te tien om Rte eet X PAE gpa dee : Rr ‘se Me i cttghe Mtanehee e e ~ ~ 2 a , ~~ > a tem ADMD vee ot . m jaalh . be ‘ ¥ rs Ne ge yee 5 eS a 4 ‘ Tae, , (hehe? a y 2 ba bon iets saci . » N. 2 map Seah ll elt dy ily ROE FN apy ORI ER I et Hg FA cated Ne ERRIE ON Oe ga? AEH SS SE We paca tae ents ne re Re 1 ate any Rie MOA I P88 dS re oe ar tae ¥ 6 P gig: ° atid we eee ey poy x whet ey Ae CRAM Sib Sie Mite PN. SOG Ue 4. ‘ “ THURSDAY EVENING, JUNE 17, 1926 ‘ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH “ —By VIC he és wine FIGURATIVELY STANDING ON HIS EAR IN & DELERIUM ON THAT YEAH —AND THIS LAWYER Is A GO-GETTER! HE SAYS WE CAN — A FORTUNE YET Oil LAND —"- HE Says AS JIM BIGGER'S or SLIPPED BECAUSE HE DIDN'T KNow THE LAW HERE — WOW ; How CALM YOURSELF AND TELL ME wHaT IT'S can'T You SEE °-HE SAYS — HE SAYS JIM BIGGER MADE SOME MISTAKE IN DRAWING UP THE DEED I SIGNED AND HE COULDNT DELIVER THE LAND AN’ THE LAND tS STut OURS — ~— HE says / JIM BIGGER 'S HANGING AROUND HERE IN HOLLYWOOD LOOKING FOR ME! WOMEN NEVER Do — OH — oF course I DONT Expect You To SEE I(T wiTHouT A DIAGRAM, But warT — (LL WAVE A Rott OF DOUGH IN FRONT OF You AN’ “THEN You'ltL HAW! Han! HAH —“ RIGUT HERE ON HEle DOORSTEP TILL SHE'LL LET ME SEE HEI TO EXPLAIN! -—- GOSH I WISH THAT SILLY SAP WOULD GO BACK HOME -L CAN'T GET OUT AS LONG AS HE'S THERE AND I'M DYING 060 | Sromrne! You'Re AN ona DUMBBELL! - WE IDEA OF LETTING BASY YY PLAY NEAR AT OPEN WINDOW Wind, SHE KNOCKED THE flowER BOX OFF AND IT FELL DOWN on * THE PORCH ! i - | REALLY ? | » rS EN . ANSWERS TO QUERIES u ed sincerity when eae compenied RR & 0.—Jan. 27, 1902, Monday. A. Z.—There has been no rec changes in the capftals of States of the United States. PANSY—Inaquire of the shop | where rou purchased the raincoat for the information. CITIZEN—The aim of the St. of the city. Inquire of the song shops here re- garding publishers of the various songs in question. | Senator, was born near Mansfie!d, 0. Nov. 4 861. SAMPes The only way to obtain a di- Yorce is br a suit in the Circuit the «uit was not con- would probably cost from $75 to $125 J. F. M. D—On your husban id's estate. You could erder of “No Ad- as to the persoga! It would be wise for him to make a will. as he may acguire other propertr. WoORRIED—If£ the injury was caused by ghe negligence of the emplorer or one of its emplores, he can ste the employer for dam- ages, including losses of wage and the amount paid on account of decter's bills. We cannot estimate how much he could collect. Ff cannot sue ths insurance company. ould «x nsu ta lawWrer. er of the real also obtain an ministration” + #Bfeatth end sanitation questions of public interest only will be con- \ sidered. Diagnosis or treatment of individual cases will not be given. E. M. D.—The one and on’y way : to @etermine Whether the trouble with the feet is due to dia betes, * as yeu hare been told. is to have : nd urine examined. This will be | @one free of charge Dy the city chemist in the Municipal Courts you so desire to go trouble is rot due to — By no a mE beneficia drach™m: Rs witch hazel. /eunces. Mix and bathe fee: in this | soluton night and morning. between meals. ee A. B. C.—Biadder trouble {ts nor ikely to have been caused by eat- aie either fruit toes. Our advice would be to abstain from tea, coffee and alcoholics and take instead a tea made from an herb calied triticum pepens, which you can obtain tm any drug store. t “ge about same quantity for cup as ‘ordinary tea and take three times daily. — take ome teaspoonful |, of san ts in wine glass of wa- ter three times daily before or or toma > “Pra ae DAYS AND $100 FINE FOR DRIVING WHILE INTOXICATED After Pteud- | Made co > 5H Ito pay a fine of $10. | bile driven by Boekesh struck a. (parked machine at Kingshizh wav eee and Gravois avenue Mav | Army Quartermasters at Sas A dinmer to celebrmte the one hundred and fifty-first anniversary masters’ Corps, U. ers Association. is said to become a skilled | | Eiward K An autemo- | | Walter 0. Post - Dispatch Radio . ™ > Broadeasting Station 545.1 Meters Davight weekday broadcast- ing at 9:40, 10:40, 11:40, 12:46, 1:44, 2:46 and 3:49 Dp m. Market quotations and news bulletins of interest to the Middle West. Prices supplied by Market News Service, U. 3. Department of Agriculture and principai exchanges. Thursday 7:00 P. M. Direct from New York. Clicquot “lub Eskimees 8:00 P. M. S:iivertoan Cotd Orchestra. i}Jdohn T. Erhardt |Anta S&S Albert Spears |W. BR. Budd Leitch | Mrs. | Witham © | Catherine P etersen | Catherine T. Melba Gewingner iJohn J. Neiner KMOX—280.2 Meters THERSDAY. 8:40 and 11:15 A. M.. 3:00. 4:00, 5:06 P. M. WSBF—273 Meters THURSDAY. Neon. 3:00 PF. M. (Crd Keeney | Neliie ' Dorothy M. Marti 2 i'l. Walter riage Licenses Births Recorded Burial Permits RECORDED. BIRTHS L318 GeoeodfelloF Cwover. 41056A N. Newstead +~ ISA Kossu 2th 4 SAgM- rome oy ret phe and lL. Carter . and Db “MussePran_ 923.4 Taryier - tg uso. m0 0 a Pd tae E : Heiobtrac oat a 3232 Mc Ree Tavyior = —~ Siexfried. 3°22 N MARRIAGE LICEN NSES. 3939 Delmar T2> Carpenter Welstorn sO ts North 7Til4 Harold Tannetull | rs. Adele May King Alfred L. Bardgett Catherine . Heverin . Fred W. McKinley .. Ermilv Rode en 4° Charies L>. Barth Agnes T. Grom Lewis Fearnery Martha Muir Alber: J. Bluth Lec§ie Bammert Idaho 4088 Burgen 3830A Nebraska 4108 ger nerd aged feb Lyrach 18°35 » Ma 78172 Madcdisen "SI14A Madisor Vimnernt (¢‘s paseo Varia Michela Saccone Rix hart €. Vogel ah Buratte 723 Cah 'Martin ©. Haase Jr. ‘orni2 ; Crete Coeur Tuexsemburc. Mo 4544 Manchester 132 Armestronre e704 N. Evctid Primeaut 4979 T.incoir . Biaettermann.. 34° ° William pri Adele H. Soemmmettand 4971 Natvera!l Bridge A’tvin Beeekhan 5230 Maffit Mrs. Erveisn H. O'Hearsn 34072 William pi Reso Ametia Chaptia Pdaéward Stewart Goldie Adelsize'n Walter Bub ee | Mildred Picka | Cheater Dei ; ma Bohile Raymanrm? A. Goeliner Mary Francis Baty Gav Kroemer RBarbam Bula- Lean Raseenkranz | Hilda Blitz ...¢ | mmer A. Denner Rate D. Peimiing 'Chartie Kirkeey .. Mrs. Ein Sdarbore i Foe Mittine : | pee sng te , --.-- £839 Dagger Gruenigen.. .Starfard. Ke ms ag Stant ; Ky S @. ... 1a Caer Votehtman Blackstone 1443 Gratten ee yeyer 4319 Fryeca Greenville. Fl ‘ 54°4 Verran 4517A Easton Mardais, TT Oakdale, Ti 5857 Piymost!> " 1 4Ae4 A Laur! R376 Alabama St. Leais County of the organization of the Quarter- : S. Army. norsk held last night at Bevo Mill by the’ St. Levis Chapter of the Quarter. . eee aly. secretary of the Chamber | : t Commerce acted as toastmaster Cel James W. Byrnes, president 212Z9A C wa IOTOA ' ....Pinme Lewn 54344 Gravois hippe Of the leca! chapter. and viosetssygg | teed fudge C. W. Holtkamp spoke.” : ae ce } | original ang genuine Cod Liver O@ Tablet.” ; Blanche we Cert her Mary im if | Larerne Kr PAA M MMMM AA » — = i garry E. Rosenau | Margaret Lee toward Bishop. Sunfield—Katherine Avoe : Jacob Re gars. Market. TOSA Nebraska * | Katie Billert. 41. 3828 Castieman . ‘| producer of good healthy flesh in the Goedtellow | 3193 S$. Kingshighway, | as with the horrible smelling Jiquid. : Dewt}er | and get bark Jahn .. .5419 S. Kingshighway Wanita Greenaish. S418 I ahs edn ea 45014 + ’ conta gi You can supply your biocod with | just the alkaline minerals that lae ks by removed } morning and night. it » This ig because deep sea water cortains % the i? ufr. Sa Te heaithy bicod. ‘Aline (€ Br repertion of Iodme it is heiping a host of check Goitre. olff-Wilseon Drug Paes any reliable toa y Ot > & se or satisfied grt mm: ey natural revitalizing minerals a« an-~ Water | heard of} 10 glasees of jam er jelir, depend- | are all caused br | or at least br blood that | taking a teaspeonful of ' highir coneentrated deep | Sea water with the excess common in a glass of water a ~ the refusal of any of the proposed would try for a-? ralied around the sg fense of the Franc. SACRED UNION IN DEFENSE OF FRANC HINTED AT BY BRIAND _ Sought PARIS, Jume 17.—Recruiting of | the tenth Briand cabinet proceed- ed today, but not without some hitches. Former Premier Poin- care, member of the Right, and Herriot, radicai-leader, are expect- Reduce ed to give Briand their final re- Screen Giris IT. plies tonight on his request that \they participate. Unless Briand is willing to exclude Louis Marin, jeader ofthe old National bioc, Herriot’s acceptance is most doubt- ful. It is understood that Poincare is willing to accept the finance min- | istry, but wanjs it understood that the government will have full pow- ers to deal with thé financial sit- uation so that measures decided upon shall not be continually com- promised by interference in Pari- iament. In light of his conferences with White There is a great deal 2 Hollywood's motion pi concerning the new @ depressing drugs, st: tiring exercises had failures. This treatment reduces weight aq at the same time helps i general health It ix Veronica t ment. It¢ Veronica, a pure mineral 4 a famous spring in Califo popular screen beauty s statement made Dy the premier yesterday assumes new signifi- ecang®. Briand more than hinted in the statement that. if he found a national union im possible because don" t have to bother exercise. I- feel have ever felt before. re | ean lese weight this | Start the Veronica tree | weakening, no tired-cut flabbiness, lines or wri weight approaches somal feel better and better along. Sold and drug stores everywhere. ADVERTISEMENT namie. “ & ae EXCURSION —e Pa cy ri, Os Df wns Your opportunity to travel chem open West! The Overland ] 7 } traverses the Rockies, the im Sierra Nevadas, and the bez ramento Valley on the way fornia. Side trip to Lake Ta Tz tf Yosemite Valley by over Tom Pass. Travel ST. LOU'S EXPRESS leaves St. Louts defly at 9.03 A M. via Wabash Gon). Observation cars, eandard sleepers, chair cs Fer tnevranae ond information apply to | Sentheee Posse Bag 313 och Tae Veronica Way to Lose 4 reducing weight. Dangeres ~ remark; Herriot today, ome passage im a drinking daily a few la astonishing how easy it ia” mi eg Fs om fe a aS ef the Post-Dispatch tem Lutheran Church ‘teaches and —— eee do not Soong ALL-STAS LD CAST fe rEAU{ and ye Nerma i) “EAI — ° News and ‘ aps ‘ & Gravois” “Guacsr INTE vn te hese deck andoah {45 — Deimar Beasts of Borneo” BINIA Virginia ro Marrs (ING GARDEN cel THEATRE! é PARA CES be TEST © WARNER BAXTER. ona © EEL RSE BANC

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Your. ‘coaches normal and you | and better as you : | and recommended om every where, — aan s To Blame ur Child Is of the Lutheran Church, issant Ay. ‘ANY DAY E SEPT. 30 mit Oct. 31 Ee eat Plains Mountains 4 alt Lake | E an River Canyos Z vel the wide, | erland Route the imposing beautiful Sac- way to Cali- e Tahoe; y automob * ) ROUTE ibash R.R. Aiinen ed s, chair carsend diner” a oe t ai # } apply to Pal x fel. Garfield 7745S . Ee ie La Ps oe . Ye a the 4 —— tj] ¢/: i , J Double [Trog.: “The Lavage ae Buckaroo ' Sporting Life" iliiam Collier dr. E a “The Wanderer’ Bridge 4a doen and Comedy and v audeville, L-STAR CAST in ALS SPEED" { {-t —— Seria — a I. Norma Talmadge in “KIKI'’—C omed News al and Serial. — RICHARD DIX 2% “aes Bey — %: Comedy and seal Jones in “Lazy KER { Bo sl les. Bor = ee Ta Park Av. m | CORI in ——— Double Prog.: ife”’ and a~ — Double Prog Palace of > = “False mei in “When _— Grows cons" dohn Ba sryenete “The Sea Beast’ NNE GRIFFITH “Mile. Modiste”’ Comedy and Others. + ‘Sport- “The Buckaroo” “The Sieasure” Trails’ l h ~ ‘Walen- Mrs. Mrs. Rudolp na 3. festalozzi Review and ¢ Co | « BUCK JONES Lf + htl ucKka Moffitt { “ a and Serial Double Program “Borrowed Fi ner,’ & “The ey ay d a 6 an | gad Juniata ee Cooling System RICHARD DIX in. nd { “Let's ¢ Get, Thm Gravois and AMUSEMENT CO.'S THEATERS “Old Loves and Performance « j and ol and Easton “SANDY” Lewis Stone and Barbara sed and a zene et” “THE GIRL” 4 sete “§ “SANDY" : ( MARION DAVIES in vois { MARION Lamy OF & Gravols GR au ‘eT ARK S NTE Conway Tearle in i f. ‘The Greater Glory” & McCaus. oc omedy and News. BEE cont NE GRIFFITH N.Jefferson © “MLLF. MODISTE" %: { ALL-STAR CAST n BS. al “PAST LYNNE” | ELL { ALL-STAR CAST av in and Hebert “SANDY RIC and Pine sedford ‘Old Loves and New Lew Cody ond | Gertrude Olmstead in STONE in LEWIS ST New” and 9 ALL-sTA rn CAST Costello in — LITTLE ALL-ST LL-STAR CAST and economic laws; © neither || AMUSEMENTS == aR DE N 7200 vend eet ROAD MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S DREAM ickets now on sale at fan Co., omen yh Street. 50c—7 10—$ 1. Aewo PRICES: Sunday Night" EVERYMAN” Next Week—“TWELFTH NIGHT” tialaetipcdastiatenieemniiadeamenanial BASEBALL TODAY SPORTSMAN’S PARK BROWNS vs, WASHINGTON Game Starts at 3 O'Clock Box and Reserved Seat Tic kets on Sale at 409 Olive St. GArfield 7676 “MONTE CARIA" f Aectehe 6 ae in N. A CEI \ EEQITY: ’ MARION DAVIES in hester (°REVERLY OF Seachester \ GRAUSTARK” Barthel mess | ewood pps — } Manchester “Ranson's Folly” | LTY ( Lewis Stone and y Barbara Bedford in Easton Lola Loves and New K Besecsenss MOORE n Groves “ELLA CINDERS” Double Prog.: “W et Paint” and “Wild _— Beasts of Borneo”’ n SYD cane IN in { Nie, Once T RSE” — Double ——— “Wet Paint’ and ‘Wild and Shaw andoah Pickfecd in of Harv vare” es — — T% Beasts of Borneo” Mare ita and Jack “Brown | Li Double Pr OK. “Wet § Paint” and. “Wild Deimar - Beasts of Borneo” INIA RIC HARD DIX in ; “Let's Get Married"’ Virginia Double Com. Prog. P os ] She RU NAWAY 2 “XH PA RAM NT Oe PICTURE tho WARNE R_ BAX TER_L WILLIAM POWELL : RIE CHAPMAN GE BANCROFT GAY BROADWAY TO THE HILLS OF KENTUCKY WITH AL BLY CAVE MAN FOR A LOVER Wo HIERS COMEDY *WIRFLESS Bb At Ly FABLES KINOGRAM NEWS ll OM MIX T “EARLY TO WED” he in St. Louis. HE SUNDAY POST- ISPATCH has the Only color roto maga- PHOTOPLAY THEATERS SKOURAS BROTHERS: MISSOURI “ENTERTAINMENT ON ICE” STARTING SATURDAY The Drama of the Debutante Hobo! ANNA Q NILSSON Star of wEpajoloe WALT E RE PIDGEON page “Find CLYDE COOK MITCHELL LOVISE LEWIS” FAZENDA ON wGThe dridal Veit GORGEOUS SPECTACLE INTRODUCING WEDDING GOWNS OF ALL THE AGES. comecy CHAS. PREVINS MUSIC THAT TH@.ILLS / Beye’ RICHARD DIX In “SGAs0- " AGAIN’ _ ST.LOUIS POST “DISPATCH — 65—$2.20 MUNICIPAL OPERA Municipal Theater—Forest Park Performances Nightly at 8:15 THIS THE CHOCOLATE SOLDIER Monday Night and All Next Wee THE SPRING MAID BUY TICKETS NOW IN ADVANCE Reserved Seats, 25e, On Sale Daily & to 5, Sunday 12 to 5. MUNICIPAL OPERA TICKET OFFICE. Lobby Arcade Bidg., Sth and Olive. Phone, MAin 16009. " Te ket Offices at Municipal ___AMUSEMENTS WEEK—Last Time Sunday Night 5Oc, $1, $E.50, $2. Theater Open Nightly at 7. itiiaeeemmeeencneee ee GRANI 11 A. M.—CONTINUOUS—11 P. M. , OPERA HOUSE THEATER COOLED WITH ICED AIR EIGHT STANDARD ACTS FIRST-RUN FEATURE PHOTOPLAYS PRICES, 25¢ AND 40c netstat? i Two } | Dave PHOTOPLAY ‘THEATERS SICOURAS: BROTHER GRAND CENTRAL LYRIC SKYDOME and CAPITOL The FINKELBAUMS The O'BRIENS, The Mirthful Conflict Been | When O’Brien Jimmie Kisses Rosie Finkelbaum | STARTS SATURDAY With GEORGE SIDNEY CHARLIE JOBYNA RALSTON JACK a Barrage of Laughter! a abe eerie: MURRAY MULHALL and ae CENTRAL ONLY Rop - ee ene EMICH | his Orchestra -Present With WELIS AND BRADY Authors of ‘“‘Red-Hot Mama” ard ‘‘Hard-Hearted Hannah" AND CAPITOL LYRIC “The Far Cry” ast GRAND ra | WEST END | “Sth Avenne’’ a e a uvday DON ALBERTS ORENMESTNA ON THE STAGE COON-SANDERS, ORIGINAL KANSAS CITY The Jazs-Band that Mede Redie Famous TOM TVEPRDY, O7LAIMST Bessie Love and Wm. Haines in “LOVEY MARY” —WARING'’S PENNSYLVANIANS Another great crook melo. drama—as smashing as “‘The Black Bird’’ ‘‘The Miracle Man’”’ “Outside the Law’’ ‘‘The Unholy Three” | LOCAL FRUIT MARKET Peaches ecady — hey. mee J Stronger. Ww ' ODUCE ROW, June 17.- | enek eet ally i moderate and also de Water- moderate. Sup- | mand and market meions were steady. Strawberries were plies light. Summary apples in as compiled by the ment of Agriculture: On 7.000 barrels of apples, 165.000 barrele a year ago five-year average: 1.101.000 pared 574.000 year ago, bores five-vear average: bushels, compared with ayear aco. Apple prices range: $3.50; willowtwigs. winesaps. $2.50 to $3.15. New apples—Tennegser. $° per bu hamper. — QU HOTATIONS. BANANAS—6%ec to 6% c Der BLAC KBE RRIES —Tennens ee. was steady. Demand s.ightly stronger. of cold storage ee June 1. 19 compared and boxes ane Ben davis. $3 to $6.50: Ib. 4: THURSDAY EVEN Steady — Strawberries of the United States June 026. United States Denart- 26. with 204.000 com- 701.000 ~ nd 123.000 29 (00 bushels 5 to boxed 35 to $2.5 PAGE $1.50 quart tray souri, $2 per 24-pint case. : LEMONS- Cali fornia, 300s to 0 SO per box in jobbin, way LIMES—-Imported, $1°75 to $2 2 $s. 3UO0U; steady; clipped ewes, RANG ;ES— $2°25 per 1i2-quart tray. PrKACHES-~ - Uneedas. $2.23: keta. i ‘ RASPBERRIES — $5.50 to $6.50 $3.75 to $4. STRAW BERRIES—Home-grown. to ne per 12-quart tray WATERMELONS—Florida. overage Watsons. $3.50 to ps Der spring | kuubs, $5 @ 6. -California waleneiaa. 6-basket Texas Hiome-grown per 1%-quart. U 25 to a FOR ADDITIONAL kansas, $3 to $5 per 24-quart tray: ho . Pn ia grown, $3.50 per }?-quart tray. res MARKE | S SEE mr > eediand RUIT — Florida. $72.30 to al CANTALOUPES -— California standard. NEX' PAGE Or 360s, $4 per —e ING, JUNE 17, 1926_ $°.85 °F $3. oe ane $3.° to $3.73: pony. $2.25 to 50: flats, 9c to $1.35. CHERRIES—Home-grown, $1.2 } “7 $1.75 per quart tray, and $1 per %- “eniien were Missouri 4-gallon basket $1.75. & OANUTS—lI ~ | Der bu, according er jpeg weer SEN GOOSEBERRIES— Home grown. $1.15 to HUCKL LEBER RRIES— Arkansas and Mise- $? per 100. $13.70 wv $1 to crates 14 -bu bas- rec and black. $1.25 Sa ' 100 & Travelan¢Rerorts Ae = " a a es Ove TF | a ee Wines ee sa days of — fi (Neo Poo nture = NJOYa vacation this year at one of Canada. S ANd ri dy ra AN many beautiful play- groundsof Eastern Perhaps some cool sea- shore in the picturesque Gaspe Peninsula or Bras d'Or Lakes. On the way q@_ visit Toronto, tS) Ottawy, histor- “a = icMontreal,old- world Quebec St. and the lower Lawrere River. There’s fine golf at Metis and Murray Bay—every summer recreation pro- vided for — with special emphasis on the swim ming and fishing. Ask for special tourist fares, with liberal stopover priwileges, resort rates and Illustrated Book- lets. Make your vacation ‘‘silver days of new adventure.” the W. H. BURKF, General Agent, 305 Olive S., St. Louis, Mo. MAin 0497. Merchants Laclede Bidg., 408 Please send me your tee » booklet on the Maritime Name. Provinces of Canada, also “Ontario Resorts” and Tourist Map of Canada. Address [;RAND ]RUNK-[}ANADIAN NATIONAL The Largest Railway Syitem in America 230-23PR" You will be Grand Haven ~- - - Michiga The beauty spot of western Michigan. American plan Rates $4 up daily Special weekly rates to families Be st Food served libe@allv Dancing, Boat- ing, Golf, Tennis. Best bathing beach on fresh water Writ for reserva- tions or hooklet. Goodrich Steamers, from Chicago glad to know a Chicago hotel, centrally lo- cated, having 125 pleasant, comfortable rooms (each with running water and telephone) at $1.50 a day—with private bath, $2.50 a day and up—$1.00 extra for 2 persons. A famous res taurant — prices half of those charged elsewhere. HOTEL MARION CHICAGO S.W. Cor. Madison and Canal —opposite Northwestern Depot —one block from Union Depot, in wholesale and manufacturing district, 5 minutes walk from Loop. W.E. ANDERSON, Proprietor Daily Overnight | YOUR SATPSFACTION OUR AIM THE FARM HOUSE RUGGLES BEACH | OPEN FOR THE SEASON | Address WELCOME W. BRADLEY _ Mer. TELEPHONE VIA VERMILION | HURON, OHIO | TRY THIS YEAR | THE FARM HOUSE on the IN THE OZARKS, NEAR CUBA, S87 miles from St. Louis, just highway No. 14. A good piace to a ing. Fishing. Hiking, Tennis, Horseback Riding. The beat of home cooking. Electricity, Radio, Telephone. information or reservations. C. L. FOX, CUBA, MO. For en Charmed Lend"! Write for free booklet. Room 112 Chamber of Commerce, emo - - _PHOTOPLAY THEATERS ST.LOU eh Apt as e Laid AUGMENTED VAUDEVILLE veut demon “MIRAGE DEF PARIS” deus Revue Jack BROD ICK & Betty | FELSEN MOSS & FRYE Originaters of “HOW HIGH IS UP’ Reed A&Le Vere Willis & Heilmes TAD TIEMAN’S TUNESMITHS with PINKIE DEES - -——_—__—_— ING cn. in “Pentaatic SUN- ov Other ie aete. DAY | THE RICH.” with Hetene Chadwick and Jack Mathall “MATINEE TODAY, 36¢ CHILDREN, 18¢ For real travel luxury at minimum cost, choose one of the finely appointed Cabin Clase ships. Fre- om sailings from Mont- re ~ Europe by the a ue Se. a rence route. ae 4 days open sea. Further informa tion from local steamship agents or _ St. .oute, Se. Be ag “fer treient appty te G. 2030 istriet vreight Agest. 4 Tachange Buliaing, Bt ) MERAMEC RIVER F. O MO. off pend a vacation or week-end. Bathing, Boat- Dancing, Geo. P. Carbrey, General Agent, Canadian Pacific, MAina ie. iway Fox Springs Lodge | ' ST.LOUIS POS7-DISPATCH ne saree Ane an, VEGETABLE MARKET 33 al Future Grain Prices | vom WHEAT CLOSES LOWER Potato Demand Moderate, ST. LOUIS MERCHANTS’ EXCHANGE, t ' Slightly Stronger \June 17.—Fol ollewing are the official que- ST. LOUIS rvPRODUCE ROW yi sne 17.— | tations oe New potato supplies were hea vy, de ‘manda | iand previous moderate and market slightly stronger. Old | | guetations as ived froa hansas 4 ete am. demand siow and market | and otber markets: ats ya nales Were: New stock—2 cars Ok- | High. Low. Close. Tester@ay. “a. — bliss teu mphs, a Ss No. ‘ $3.75; — JULY WHEAT. | G m4 * | Minneapolis receiving 113 cars, Duluth 87 ‘ «8 a . a “GUCUM BERS — Alabama %-hemoers. |49d Winnipeg 229. % sco | = ome-grown LOe t 5 . T | as year. inciuqae: ca oca an pe . . “ . box, se e to te be | through, ‘ a receipia were 14 cars luc at | SEPTEMBER RYE. ra oma roe oe gn | Om throu ae eae per preg ae Oe GrOwn:: | aoe te oe Clearances” were 2000 barrels of flour | Chi. . 07% 95 96%b 944,-"% eTTUCE—Home-grown, 10¢ to 25e ane. O00 — ~ of Mg he t ere. 47 20. DECEMBER RYE. 1 , rimary receipts of wheat w 7 a TX a aby, “FIT AES AN nA RIM (000, Duahele” combate, “with 36500908) CN. OO. O7R SORE TORS per cra | week azo and 636 ,00C ast year. ‘orn ~ 7 ree lreceipts were 451,000 bushela. compared NERVOUS UNDERTONE [MUSTARD GREENS Home-gTowD. | with 1.059.000 a week ago and $01.00 | . ; last year. Jats receipts were ) us GREEN PEAS -— Home-grown _ June, |/4°" year. . +e , “-}els. compared with 423.000 a week ago} T > IN WHEAT ms lh a telephone, $1.50 to $2 per jand 955.00 last year. Wheat shipments | ¢ > 7 GREEN CORN—Texas, $2 per bu bas: Fee mg bushels. ccmpered with 476-1 = cHICAGO. June 17.—Wheat, was highec ke : ‘Corn shipments were 383.000 bushels, | today. but wi a nervous undertone. Seli- ONIONS New Texas yellow, 50e to | connie with 393.000 a week ago and ere are still fighting any of putting out JS per geet, and white $1.50 to $1.75. 3714 000 Jast year. Oats shipments were short iines. owin the n Sel weather cver donor treathag e Bue WO Sie Por | 276.000 basken, comented wan S70.0ue| oe. sae waen which will delay the move- ° Ly * . t * & . RHUBARB—tHome-rrown, 25¢ to 30c;* Week a0 and a7 Cie lat ein. | Wheat broke in the late trade on sell- Pp om to! : . ca tial ‘ing by early buyers and lack of outside _o— ome “grown Ips, Oo Saies o cas grain were 8 i0 - | buying. Closing prices were quarter to 20¢c, ae white, 2ie to 30¢ pee dozen Wheat— No. 1 rea winter wheat, $1.62 % | bunc C . its “sil eg % red or wheet, a by . ee a aren ye aor Ph teh AGE RKRAUT — ity make: Ken '53- No. 3 rea winter wheat 7@i oo; 1.50; half barrels. $4.75; barrels, $9.25: |No. 2 red garlicky wheat. &: No, 2/9137 $1.50: $12.50 mms hard wheat. $1.63: No. 5 hard wheat, Corn closed le to 1%ec ag ol ee 4 SQUASH- Alabama. %-bu hampers, 75c. | 31.44. = : T7l%4c; Sept 76%c to 76%c; | STRING BE Aneta and. Al- Cane , mixed, cone. (lige; on Oats were eo lewer to as higher; July |bama ‘«-bu hampers, 50c to $1.50; Ten- mixe corn, Tlc: No, 2 vellow corn. 7142 | 4i%e to 41%e; rte Me to we Nessre ol hampers $1.50 to $1.75: Arkan- y hon No. 3 yellow ~r 70 '@ oe 72¢ Roms Dec. 444¢¢ to 443 osed 2U0c to — bu hampers, se home-grown, $1.75 to 4 ye ow ae n, the ‘be % Ne B. aaa Bac: oo loc lower: ribs to —_ sae —- 2 Der bu box. : S ne pe Ra ‘white corn. ae ‘No. 2 white cérn. 2i%ye to 6c iower. Local cash ‘were mE to ACH—Home-grown. 50c to 75c per pa.. tie 2 ann enn, ‘| bushels of wheat, 34,000 bushels of an. TOMATOES Texas flat crates $1 to Oats—No. 2 white oats. “4°2@42 loc; No. | 18,000 bushels of cats, 1 car of Dariey. $1.65: lugs, $3 to $3.50. seat 3 white oats. 42c: No. 4 white oats, 41 %c:| Red wheat premiums were 1 to 2 cents TURNIPS— Home- grow n. "Oc to 40c per sample grade white oats. 40'4 @41 ‘kc. | lower here. Kansas City cash wheat pre- dozen bunches: bulk. bull, $2.25" "5 per 100 pounds St. Louis Hay Market. miums were 1 cent higher; Minneapolis 1 There continues demand for gags oo a a Baye ot 7 ae as . hay suitable for the dairy trade. ght e@ market as t no POULTRY MAI MARKET clover-mixed steady on good No. Il, but | know which course to pursue. There was dull otherwise. Heavy clover-mixed quiet. | some buying by overnight shorts and some: hggs and Medium-Sized Springs Pure clover nominal. The alfalfa market | commission house demand at the opening, I 3 was dull and unchanged. The prairie hay | on reports cf heavy rains ve iy of ‘ 1 ower. , were market continued firm on ago esas ane Ee ee ae new — St. LOUIS BUTTER. EGG AN » POU rie only, the lower grades dull and siow. | re v TRY BACH ANGE, June 17.--Eggs ranged d Hay quotations—No. 1 timothy hay, pe as the ae © ree ons. Longs (down ‘4c; medium-size youngs down 44¢c. S$26@27: standard timothy, $23@24.;' 80 on s@ 6=DU Commission houses paid the following oa > timothy, $2U@2L: No. 1 light cle- | to cause a reaction. but support aiso was | prices for reund lots of various articles: S09 G94. % ” a | uneovered en the dip. 7 -., | ver- mixed. $23@24: No. 2 light clover EGGS—-Fresh firsts in good cases, "26% mixed. $20@21; No. 1. heavy clover Bearish sentiment is checked b yo ne Td ea aR ng ey lote. &2Zc to +5e: mixed. 20da@21:;: No. » heavy pte + aa oS (a> aela on 63 | Cae returnes C 108s. mixed, $18@ 19: No. Ll pure ciover, $18@ ° yt, BUTTER--Creamery extras. 39c; stand- 19: No. 2 pure clover. $16@17; choice | ‘2 arrive. Receipts werd estimated at only ard. 37c: firsts. J4@35c; seconds. 32@33e; poy AO $50 Gp 2): No: 1 alfalfa. $18@ five cars and this is hardly enough to go NOU, dq packing stock, 26c: cheesy less. % ‘eo > It li NEW YORK June 17.-— JA od TO | nas CHIC AS oy gyn) ae saa 9 see -— noats were sold to arrive the coun. ceipts, 17.392: creamery, extras (92 score), projlers, 28@35c: springs. 41c: megs. | Provisions started higher with pogs. dat 40% B40 % c- , eee Se: se re ee 38c; roosters. lo%c: ducks, 24@ | commission house selling mA mid r lone resh gathered €¢ OV ee aes geese, “ic account cau break ifresh gathered firsts. 294: 30c: fresh ga h- CHICAGO, June 17.—-Butter lower: re- koa? to 12%ce eet. ‘ribe 6 0 200 low: ‘ered seconds, “8 28 lac: aaa packe ceipts ay ad es “Se 37? 38e: i er, Ra jiea 2%c do @ unquoted. Cheese irm receipts, saneere 3 ec; extra rats 37 1 4c: | nee 3°1.: ees te. whole milk; flats, fresh, firsts G@ 36e: seconds 33 @ 34e. Eggs | hicago Grain Carlots, | “to fancy special, °1% @°23e. lower: eosin 21.348 cases; firsts One | CHICAGO, June 17.—Official receipts 7 YORK. June 17.—LaAve PY stage 9 ORL o- ordinary firate 27 se: ectorage | yesterday Petresaye- 10; corn, 103: oats. broilers. by freight, j35@ nacked extras 30. c: storage firsta 29% ¢. | 61: ———— | | doe | write | | Plan Your July Investments Now! ADAIR 6% Guaranteed-Insurable Bonds have an income advantage of 62% over 4% bonds 44% over 412% bonds 30% over 5% bonds 18% over 544% bonds 8% over 6% bonds Insure the safety—increase the yield of your investments by insisting upon 642% GUARANTEED-INSURABLE BONDS Send for free booklet and July Offering Sheet. 4 Dept fi is.r" ADAIR REALTY & MORTGAGE CO. inc. ‘ Advised by the leading financial authorities of the country, careful investors have learned to gauge the safety of first mortgage bonds— ] by the property securing the loan; a by the regularly published financial statements of the under writing house; an unconditional guarantee of principal and interest, backed by 3 the entire capital, surplus and profits of the underwriting house; 4 the privilege of insuring their bonds against loss in one of the large independent surety companies. Because they meet these rigid requirements, Adair Guaranteed-Insurable 61/. % Bonds are the logical investment for those requiring absolute safety of principal and prompt payment of interest. 40% Higher Income J | The yield of high-grade prt has been steadily declining since 1921 until / today a comparison shows that Adair Bonds have an income advantage of / 40% over a selected liat of 60 of the most desirable railroad and indus- trial bonds. What This Means if An average semi-annual investment of $553.15 in A j Guaranteed 614% Bonds, with interest re-invested, will / build $1,000 up to $30,000 in 15 years. i Jag Rate Realty ‘a ‘wh Ff shoeid July Exclusive Distributors {f Oteritg - Boatmen’s Bank Building, St. Louts f N Pi Phone Garfield 4286 / 4 Ownership identical with Adair Realty & Trust Co, of Atlanta / Aédina___

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PAGE 2 so ST LOWS POST-DISPATCH THURSDAY EVENING, JUNE 17, 1926 > ee OF | | 3 : | r ' ‘ EL LEADS | ..28../ TODAY’S NEW YORK STOCK MARKET | reireees tree (yy gpg sae NC NE TC A CR in common. (g) Extra 4% og sales, highest, lowest and closing j ' i ee ii 2 al (COMPLETE) TrEx-div. *Increase. oes Ow = . . . gale | changed. (00) Sales omitted. (Exclu. tedas- M = x Exchange today, s being i BROAD | NY | 199,916,000 shares, compared BY SPECIAL ASSCCIATED ,PRESS WIRE cites Meo om Sant cco aes a \¢ Syotations on sil United. Stalesan with 199,715,300 a year ago. 3 F —~ TE ss : - thirty -seconds of a dollar, that ix, ~~ i aie de iin i i ld i ee — — - +1926 'Stecks and aAanauai | j ST. LOUIS STOCK. =. $99 and twenty-four tRirt; ——— ; — mea Net 41926 (Stocks and Annual | | : _ | Ch’ os & ‘ea means , rt, ao. tweens ken te oe lates! High.| Low. | Close.iCh’ se. High. Low.iDiv. in Doiiars. Isales! High | Se nee teres a eet June 17.—A litts » $99.24. : ~~ ‘Stocks and Annual | j j i = . i High iDi f Deotars. titan Seat sno ‘ ‘ i : ; ; : , — ; J ; | High.| Low. |Div. i> Dollars. _{Sales| High.| Low. | Cloes.'C* se TSS Deno .~ igstejldetal-.---| 67 | 2HMSCP&SIM) 4} nu! anu! G5%).--- bl 2a Seare® new 2.50 | 308 5 % | Stocks participated Gm S wotai sales today were $11.149.060 g «116 99%, Adamg Exp 6 .--) FER yew eo 1 ef gee & R 40 | , 3 . ¢ ' a9) | | | : 4% \Seneca Copper . 7; 5% i | transactions on the ji i 12,082,000 a week ago. $11,098,006 52 | \Shubert The Corp. Q | GB i : 7? eevee eae was dows: Banat $1.7709,.386.000 a year age, & a *iSim Co 3.258 ...«! ; a * > y- Talker up es a eras > # +. *S | ) Lip 34 ** | 01--15, 101—12 10116} Sou Cal Edison ..! 40! 31%! n : | 2.3 . 2 . | 31%! [8% Spicer Mig. | 24% SSG) pig Personal and © 7 - gy 1o1—11 101—11 101—41 | : sie - | ad °*. Douglas Pectin 1 Dupont de N 19b eae do deb 6 5 1th J cusueuen L 2115% 115% Llo “¢ Bast@man Avu 580 - yl . - Industrial Corporation Issue Reaches 139%4—General s: iF ee; MIO e : ° Fanart en ‘(Emer Brant pid indicott John 3 By Leased Wire From the New York squit O B ptd Bureau of the Post-Dispatch. Sql aa : . Is aos Pe a a Naas 2Omm, Jame 17.—The Eve-| 25%; 2 %iAm Chain Ae ss) og ru 1 ~ a, 0 |Erie 2¢ pid ning Post in its cepyrighted finan- Stiae Express 6... 31194, 119% 119% . 3.5 - ~neeags eye ctai review today says: Ow ox? ; a FT iy 103% meng Sine National Tea ) Nevada Con Cop Il, ' : : Lllo Famous P pid 8 . 2U %y | L2u: , 1% . “Today's stock market activittes : > Py, - : * 3K 1 439%5 1: New OT & Mex } | ¥ 36 eee Brake displayed the first real exidence of ; ~0%) -* 4 4°... 10h 5 13. =? $324 he 4 sdet ! LM, 42 % 364 Is public participation on the [ong | i. tect SSS a (3 4 } Ss }3 ; f 54 ia? i | : -4 side since the break early in March.) A broad list of issues, headed by) United States Steel common, whicnr) established a new high fer all! time went forward in impressive fashion. The volu meof sales Was among the, largest this year, and facilities or! 5a % 5s 4% the stock exchange wefe overtaxed jon, 101% tadiator 4.. 1Ots 104 o* 4 3? 29 Arabriel for the first time since early tn 63 4° Sate at lt ie Se 5% Gardner Motor February on a rising market. The | 144% 109% Am Smenn site hag Te 1, rpc paar he 4 tape was behind the market all day Aa a ee ee With the exception of the foreter. group, which was well Dbowght, the bond market was somewhat ne- glecteg. France sevens and eights | were up more than a point each on | the possibility of successful action | being taken by the new cabinet ito} halt the decline of the ffanc. LI»- erties were more active than usua!: Call money renewed at 3*', per cen?) indicattne an exXceptionaity targe supply of funds available. This Was no doubt largely the resutt o: | the retirement of more than $590.- | 000.600 of Goverpment obligatton: | this week, in place of which new | issues were marketed. | » . Ss on Le) Hm 0S a; eC . *7* »/ eee 69 o! St : re in wi Sy ' . ~a . “3 ay : > 93-3 3 103—5 103—3 103-—+4 | George H. Ralls, gate 4 P| 103—1 103—1 103—1 'of the Gabriel Snut | % ~ 3%e ‘ing Co. has su _ = a ne , Foster as president of & BUsa + 9 1108—7 107 according to a New York a > wing" 108—@ |108—T5 1es10 |Mr. Foster has beén oie —— REIGN BONDS. (man of the boar@, .. @ en ‘ . we an” * ~ 6 % Standard Mili 5 . 572% Stand Oi] Calif 40% ‘Stand O11 N Jl 116% | % 63% Stewart W S 8 59% Stromberg Carb 47 (Studebaker Corp 6. 1% Submarine Boat 30% Sur Oil Superior 8S Sweets Cp of Am..! 7% Symington Co j 16%, do A 3 10% (Tenn C & Cil.. 48 Texas > ~ £ ~ wre +) he re F $3 il ] 4. we =) 2) a a 4 We 09) 92 Drag ” t — : a Ee CRORE LOIS — BREE apo tie ws we 143) 53 Dead Serre (wD, a ~ | The st. |} Gon reported Site ow ste * 7w~ “ah SPEEA L TS eSeeeseeseeess [Oc i + * we . ae Sieam pfd 7. 102 ‘1 ee i _ . | | $29. 200. ; “2 . ‘ & West Sb... 11/150', 14934, 7 . ; * aga | , % | o€} Bb lee es | : Aus: ee h Amer Co 10f, S& 51%: 5143/5 ag Fy : ba | | . 3 000. period last year | - Aearaten | oe | were: ones .* | 000. Of debits to bank and bankers” gees Tidewate ) | | | 400.000: total to date, 9 ) et a & or 1. | combined ne ae a . 4 93t ; ‘to date to individval ana Timken R B 4b _|_ | 8 S62%'52 | 52% | al me Products 7 . Qa 1092 47101 % 102 ao A 7 Trans Oj) Underwood Typ 4. Union Bag & Paper Union Carb & Carb Union i _.2 Union 74% Union 844, Union 113% Union Ta Car pf 7 2344 United Alley Stee! 2 United Cig Stor 2e! United Drug Un D Ist pt iUnited Fruit, i) — on ata ess2eigesss o BSLSSEASELSSSz 105 Freeper 7 & * # Py tote Gtrto@ >nub 4.702D i PNT teh Art ye cpr se aod * “ tat? + 7 > A Edson Pacific Pa oe - a ~! pfd 6 ae af me ee re etndith-itieans, * do pid 3 .. eneral Cigar - s .$ we Oy we he ee on = —_ ~~ = , wis oekiwnnudzeteZiiemwcunnseiuetene gesieie FLEAS PELE oo SERIES SE SR FETTER EFF CA BD DIRE CE aan no aerps rp ‘= 6 ~~ ph Pipes om ie me to ie ODO ee ped pt =) Gide Ot be Ct Os On — ’ te we iy ~~ R= ~_ ~ ~ CERT ETHEL oe. pa be. ee £ te re ht eet bet tree Ft et pt tee eked RO hed’ Luctel keke hee * Bs * > RK. 3% 4 . (403 HGS | "Tine’ to cee y oo 3 UBL Ce... bOL% 501% 108% 64% 85% ol 1204, OS Mel . 1108" 4 ee: o> ahha iva WwW > -~wis i ioe as '~ a ea ts Colnmt.a i Cuba »* , & Cube S48 53. ‘ 1 Cgecho & a3 Creches! 4; [Tun uM « & ° Ce wrt u'cr 7 eyais p we we aA lw wo 4 1103% 103% 1 Distributing . SI% S14) (ase Chi 8 pe y : eves Hot Ma 3-350) ' be Eastern : 3 : % i- C Ind Alcoho!.. 4° ,' Marquette Sb. a v2 "2, we : : = SS S Real & Im 4 | pfd 2. mkv “ft +t 2 2 Pee eo ag Be oa eeh nes SSSSESRL=SSSBS Pa ae FREE FEE +.» 5 Reversal of Opinion. “Ever since the rally began there | have been many who were some-. what skeptical of its lasting powers and hesitant about taking parr. | caine : hears They would take on a few shares, | [30 " O- ™toae" ; . 134, 111 Sa : a but were ready to jump quick if any} g¢ * 93 *Rancor & Ar 3. “Zi 88% 3 20 7 vio weakness developed. Poo! operatore 57 Rarnet Feather _.. 2; $6 a jek oe 30% Houston Of! . were likewise slow in many in-/| Rarnsfall Cor A= oo = =i ea ’ 35%; 27 (Howe Sd Co 3 stances about beginning active op | ¢ . anne Cte + Danas erations. The persistent strengtn| 59:.; 37 Bethlehem § of Wnited States Steel common ané HR BS - other market teaders was wholly re | 25 ¢ y¥ fon M A 4 Ze ni od ml - +~ t 3 ee ; sponsible for this change of attt-| ° cn Wenehinetale Wen 1 Rt, 7 St 3 9% Ind O & Gas tude. Of course, there are growtne =§ 1421. ' ten Edison % 1342" 94% Ind Motorercle indications that business will nox 392,' 54% Br an Trans j R4* ~ 4 be | : ndian Refinin be as bad as had been predictec bei «™ gh " pe , page Pe eee |... + a De A - but that alone would never have Bee ec 21% :1 E58 11 te Inland ° Stee} been sufficient to stazt the stoca market ball rolling up hill at this pafticular time. Underlying the | preeent strength in the "market ne / * doubt is the unapparelled amount o* surplus funds unemployed. Bond | prices have advanced to the potm | where a reasonable return ‘%s nor. to be had unless speculatives issues | are purchased. Yields on stocks are comparatively high so what could De. more natural than that the pubttc | should turn to them for strictty | investment reasons. s * 7 Ofla Weak Spot. “Im the face of strength in vir- tually all other departments (day, the. otls were conspicuously+ Weak No other explanation could be found | for this than that profit taking Was) in progress. Strange as !f rma} seem, throughout the entire pertod | of price depression there Was | scarcely any one in the Wall street | district but did not expect good ofl | ; ~bet ened ae se va « Bgn3 te SD roo os - tere wie YT. res rer z ~ j é ‘ =. ” wend S008 SS ub SIE on woul suse aoetnneihicnganll 5 rar i ee oS = to) «3S bt pee sts Ey 3 /_ Petrol e-Arrow pid sae ~ te Se st ed Ge POI CS ’ ~~ ) ~t we + _ S8ee2 >) Lraict - PQ twtEt 5S*e* F oF) P Ger 6% 44 ie Ps * _ mi Wis OuUuw Sees ee fe Ss oe oe Petroleum ts Coal pfd burs T C , VD ED mt | et ee OF OL Gi ge Gr pat tt oe > OO te L ee ma] og: v a Tit ith & FET TEP IT FFT S FEE FETS QS OF bs > ODBC -~t] -1G WH: > OD mt me we p49 ; Paes errr cre i i OIww Re - i | do 6s part pf new: Vivauden Ine ne > a w is ~) Ma a ~ Tre + he Pere eele 5 LS me eH DD a Shaw (~~ Ois-16 es oe eS Zighd auto is oo 7 ts & an itm Go C i> i) a « S3832%¢ :_* i = BG i aes =" rectors of W. N. tion have declared a per cent (7%) On of the Company. Books will be closed [a _C. COOLEY. W. Mae Secretary. . CHEL ESE ER CHREEE Ae we 4 ‘ = > ee pe oe >a) vine TD Dit aaZ32 -~ we S| - ating" 11 Western 16% do M 334 Western . Pacific rei > | do pid 8 a i } 1344g Western Un Te} > 103% W'house A B7.25b +12 2 ' | 4 } : | >» ad > “ioe misi ee * we i> tj RAR Fenda NE Cte calif. hs imnay anthro, Le Ot 6 fy ry A . is ia aay - * Crm : ~~ im? + Combust En Harvester 6 - ZErsasusess - . . “t-— 65 W'house E & M 4 13% Westen Elec Inst | ee eres 18 Wheeling &€ LE. | 2 | oe ame: an oe ea -- etna al ~ iP bet pet we Gee Es eee ay aoe Sens 7 ae . > Ad a ~ ~~’ » * we a -- — »4 iD 0S IS de Om pa eile OD a To 98 119 112 SA ime 'D* ’ b a! “at is? ~} “th | mist SO po ay Coed mi ege , &- &. Can Pacific s- rt om f - + wr Dy LES . v ‘ ‘ et (5 ae rst et Kn i oto mt (OLD wt Gi) o me OD 3! 61° 163 Fe Ee e353) ~— —et ima i i i ER RET TS Net he -and« Netherlands * 4 i Motors 3 P & 7 i 45 163% 1 3-3 ws 20% Worth P & Mach 24% Wright Arenautic 1 47 Wrig Jr Wr Co 4b.! 32%i 20 Yel Tk & Coach .75 99%! 9144 do 7 pet pfd 7..) 89°*,' 68 Ygstown S & Tube 4 pow St a= #) tte ) se >? a en Pvei@W“wwitw BW D-!. 5 D' * “WA SD fs buite eaboard T. LOUIS STOCKS REORGANIZATION ST. LOUIS STOCK EXCHANGE, June 18.—Tota] sales of stocks lJ it q Q . sn the Exchange today amounted to 1313 shares, compared with | | iil a ailways Company 0 : 480 yesterday. Bond sales were $6009, against $35,000 yesterday. “oll >> ) a comp! list f securitie r : - xX- | ee eee ee eee onan TO THE HOLDERS OF CERTIFICATES OF DEPC ' a Te wal af a wre c ene - ‘ cue me sen _— $a sin ; & : be FERRED STOCK OF UNITED RAILWAYS U3 : =e! oi owes . f an ye _s : - me new Changes a ng giv en. nerease, ST. TA TIS A NT} OF STBSCRIPTION RECEIPTS FOR ¥ ee | MON STOCK OF ST. LOUIS PUBLIC SERVICE Ga ~~ Se Ww me - ~~ Fae) et eae G2 Pt He oe PENARBLARB ena te apie eo ’ Ur) a . Hi vt ar ve ® - E235 races i> caliiate if oe Na! goed Rent PeY Sop ee ee La AR Sines fe yea Lb i ee ‘ & ae oie vas Wb Diasty uy Goat ot ee wt oe Weer eee al a acs aku aeunk aoa bet pee ne m Srl Te ee . ¢ “the he ae et ~— , i oe) £ eee race business. Nevertheless, they hnhest- tated about making new commit- ments tn that department 4espite | the au@vancing prices in gasoiine and the favorable prospects of a number of consolidations thts vear and next. Predictions were free!) made though that they would leaa the next upturn in the market. Sof) far Mariand has been the only one to display any leadership qualittes. Big things are being predicted for , . | the rails this year. Crop conditions | RU: Wnts Cen J ale a cin ate leeiers ee 26 ' 2% 1. G . : 9: | Dee | | | i wed are apparently good and wh¢n Con- i ae G&é sf ru "E72 me lh Be Sa oe ee =" ! t me peor PRES ree Pete ~ we . RIsign wD testi 327382 “IDS - YEMeror Ww Rri wiles w “bis On “4 e RTE T 4 ) . =e wz 3Ba2a3 | thee sd f re od é Bee Petia Cagiva rae CBs ° -_ - = SERRe 2353835 2323 EELRRRECETEL ES iain Pa Ber F a He Bee. 2h yEe ge la M9 By i F Bha Ea staat Pea ee es: (e etn ner ee ae 35 #F = 5% Gold Bonds. Holders of said Certificates of T ent entitled to subscribe for one-tenth of a share of suck wv’ mon Stock in respect of each share of Preferred Stock repre by their respective Certificates of Deposit. Holders of ‘ tion Receipts shall be entitled to subscribe for ame- _ . ’ ae a : . ae mys Rie - Citeweas Fereign Fuchances Lower. _—- on] Gee 5... | th, | MAL, Leg 32 23 i Menkes = “Foreign exchapge rates too ea Seni ameomanencting ag a nies ves piney 24 * 7 abi, socer a downward course in fai€y . ; A at o> =1% 2Q1 4. nth 4 trading. French and Beigtan races! 7 of such New Common Stock in respect of each one a Were the weakest, support Detns | : Mk a ae adi “ty Eg Sage : ~~ dy rae: : ' 1 “Siete ts Shelia ate ~ Seen ba — alf shares represented by their respective Subscriptios ge: C ee ee Oe Sree. Se a1 G8 (Crvethle Stee! 5 oo odie ~ , Li i, #2t%, Mathieson Al 33: * ? ? a) | Bly ker f te ' RE ES .-/ 10 | Holders ef Certificates of Deposit for such Prefermam poe 67 Oe ish exghange reacted after yester- | ma "s “ane Sue ja Oy MT 1. he L3T in 206% Mz . - OQ 2%) Ibm pte : iy ah - dane eee Rite eet oe Ets wack a7 \-2--- may signify their desire te cubecribe fer such Mew am nee | INDI STRIAL BON Gay's sharp rise. Sterling eased off , a Pas ee ace te hee ste ~3'@ 19 uytag Co : = 3 ~ 0% s pees mee scribe for such additional New Common Stock only vy set UF Were generally higher, except for cape tA 7 ; i, Uruguay which eased off, some; | ' & Del . a i 9 I 1% 150% 1 ; & 3 Miller Reb ctfse 2 . ane what, while in the Far Easter: | 0%; °1! + Minn & St Louis s first Dayment of $8.50 per share of additional New = grou lapanese rates continued ter - - — oo meaner nO AT renee arr — * aR PRES em le cal ae op A Stock subscribed for in St. Louts or New York fu _* a a ciatiiinie beth at | é ee eetagempges: == Independent Packime pfd .. oe 8 oie. Se {105 = nee - such purchase price, or $4.00 per share, will Ba eciine {( anadian : ; —— N meen bro He ; » wes . we — tee ai aa 2: ’ a suc ate as may be fixed by the Reorganization » em at 4 Bet | ew change we tinvate| Seawen coun too V8: , yt y the R apremium of “ per cent. ) Chicago Stock Sales York Rubber Ex . EE Se Se Sa 9 9 m8 be i4 under said Plan on not less than ten days’ prior notice ge muceuel —————=e | NEW YORK. June 17.—Rubber. steady sie oD aa ae ‘ .7 ae © , the manner provided in the Plan. ee — ; - . — : ten ort ry 2len on ™ — ea es smoked rmbhed sheets —s 4 nt sie a fT? . os ing _ — ose , ° oe ee! ese — ; = : COT TON MARKET HIGHER | omictd ima Se; futures tiesed port of today's sales. high. !o 4 ber. $41.10: December. $41 — , Satins’ Gans cmb .. Pie taetbide PNe ais oe ss tra hae tee é nays (Aaek ak Toe le ae we ot x 3 Liverponi October . , et Tad Se a ae ae ing such first payment of $8.59 per share of such New “ " ™ NEW oo ggepemapme Imports. ares OTe mH + ~: - +! 3. iE AMIS, BRIS BAe. a : Stock will be issued. which will be assignable upon aa grad prion, 4 z | rubber in M . — Ll; ——importe of crude onth western 4. pica ike are eee é 5 ¥ 3 5% lo thereof, properly endorsed, to the Depositary and netative = |e Be RT | Tle SS GTS im ADT eer setil toms. against | Stix. Baer & Puller co } 180... aia "30 | assignment on the books of such Depositary. Such Subem™ mocal and Southern ..0.4 lente a Sean. §©Penelees ar: ae & = ~* ail af pa bh Rudsiner Atirintin oe: oe Ma: 1525, St. Louis ¢ com Cee eee we eens PP TENE OE ASIST Receipt will state in substance. among other things, ‘ jocal_ and y straay Jul 7c: oetote: 3 Beaverboart Bo 314 35 c se ee Raweciaties 4 America Feist. £ wate Gore! ee SB 727, 173 —_ . ' ii to make payment of any installment when and as pag — | a i6.36¢: March. 16.45. eA Raane VW ao oul se a T5130. iB: ton compared — Sreey ox ! «ee tied | chat th ° ae th se ¢ will, S neciticathon tana we : seminoma + Bor | : 24 ' 51.450 the ie do pid ...-- essere seen wees — bee een a ' ne noider thereof will, on notification by the R ; | Lead, Zinc and Copper Str s > 1st 147% 13) eee ongel-aiiey leccncdnpumnenek: ae cea 7 . (20 ee onder ar eamn the consummation of sai@ Fist and Sam ; I | 00 (PS Del | 5% | SOs ae Ps engin Leip aee ee per Sees PEGE Ser ee 4s | \ Tender of said Subscription Receipt ve entitled, if not ®t sidered mon : SEW YORK. June 17.—Copper quiet: mM Cen Ind P . ‘ Se es : ag te 4 3 | Hew. Common Suck specitial tena. ae ee RS i ee cee eet teen ta re, one C's Oiw mcs is | isw| se | Gale Becei Tien Tie cee | 8 ie oat | guatention Comudtor’ cntenh nsnm nee ee ee firm; spot and nearby, — ete: 250 Cent Ss ai oO é : 290 Morgan Litho 5 Me! BEG, | steeetiont Werwentan Ge wee B% fl fee. the bolded et natn eee neuaes oats Se ee @050. iron steady pri changed Ino Chi Cite & CR 72 | Pe ‘A’ 2) *} ER Since cg od ee ee Oe OE ee ES ew oe) : | % , tion, the holder of said Subscription Receipt. if not it er : Leather . 2%: =: o Kinloch | Tetenton: a free . will become entitled. upon surrender thereof. to receive & _—_ ‘Standa oe 1 sai. 4 ne i ee ee ee re | 3%)... amount of the installments theretofore paid thereon, @ Sooadel pf wi 20 Sexy ang, Waener Electr ae Soon soe ' 99 |i adjustments for interest and the expenses in connection WS North am a8, 28, aa {ie bend mien 600 centten td other sudsecriptions to Common Stock of St. Louis ion Brad a Dt os 2's 92 the Bn quarterty ban hae A dn an gh > swe aoe pane al Oe Lem cee Mockbeiets. 66 Se ; ~ ae Geiaees ttones Guaesaant 26 oe 2 a ed Company of St. Louis, as the Committee may determine, ame pe Hn th erggeted gyn ae eliemiis aan mae ment of such taxes as may be imposed in respect of actoding extras. der and delivery and to the return of his certificate AOR Sa (, Cates for ang aint Stock with respect te which them | scription has en exercised. upon parment of such emit may be fixed. pursuant to the powers conferred upea se ganization Committee. | DENMARK-—Krone, D. : t E F a | SWITZ r es . is mee igh Fx een ae . 16.10. | a ore change Et ges dD. 241 Non-dividend bearing scrip without voting rights ' NEW > te H-1i508 advances of | | kw - Bebe cael Sadie iE A hr ah Ae Ai i ' ; ol | yy = 4 2 © sw é ASR ISBSRS an) oe a Ro etank Seeeeeearize es re ap -ebibnen ae ~ oy "i ed {2 . 7 wa ADS+3 SS BO Bis Bisnwisae> hiNS&MRRP éyTi?t *® 2, i277 cee CR # ‘ax © ba thy An ttre ee ret 4.4 ‘i V 2252 ae 2 ei tome el SS owe 4 ~ isk os es ate ili P| \ he). : 3 ‘x: Sy J Ri: : . 4 ‘ : : My Ps ane ' _ a » . . os Ril - jj ~~ Sed aed Riker he ceeapgecitiesd tes the the farerahie weather pres te boinme me Linseed @ectatiens © i te 4 berrei seam the wark-* Juts “aie pow per bound for raw and secs yp ta 17.7 +} p, | $a Re Sao ground fo o'efock, mak-; _ DULERRR June 17h Fal; , Carb & ¢ , ing art sales ot & wm D perints - $2.44%: Septemoder. = 38 | de tot oe . eye sae ‘2 .. 1 rs ge res ie ibed 3 sanaetinl i $2.22 %. , [3 G Lakes Dredge 15 “yal x aieli '- te & P A —Crown. D. 2. ij - r a2 wot ee . ike oe ; ; let &2@ PP “ . qnetations in the Foreign Ex-| JUGO-SLAVIA—Croen, oy =i subscri for. . $135,000 Stock PF-yehange Scat Salc To Vote on A biy Plane Sak | ‘ S Gypeum 7 i 138 ; . Ene! D. $4.26 2-10 , AUSTRIA—€ eo anu i PF. O. Watts, =: . Pleperet ' . ‘. - , e) " ’ Ts . , ~~ : ' P = . = aoa : ars i? ~ «> ,. ae : ~ ’ ra. ° ‘ ; os ed. x Ew Yor K ine 77 Sale of the an ay — ° : | mrt my rye Fi cai #. a '* me bills oa hanks . rin. r Reor | were current. lineed im another plaat eg U pta_iee | eo | NORWAV—Krone,’ D, 22 30, Steel Prices Unchanged. | Dated June 17, 1996. Se 4 a.i i Total saks, 44.500 sharca, ar, D. 26a: i NEW YORK. June 17.—Steel prices = | \ va * ~~ oe yo (2 ee | , ear ae ; PE > yy ' : Pu sf" ‘NEW YORK June 17.-Pollowing is a| CZECHO-SLOVAKIA + . | POLAND— Zloty issued in respect of any fractional share of New © * fiek : ORREE PREPE PESEEAL TOR FF F PRERR 2 as @ tite > “a?

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——- ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCK __ ee THURSDAY EVENING, JUNE 1 —_.., SI.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH TOCK OFS LOUIS STOCK EXcr 17.—A little broader participated in the 4 ctlions on the local m Prices were mixed, a Public was down a@ franu alker up slightly . and Boyd-Weilsh “a PG. market ruled quiet ava ssion. Late in the day a ed Lead sold at 24 Ur ivs 48 Were une al en th - o $99.24. OF | o7-4 “teat ib 24 4° ve 4 > 2100— BIN BR , in tf ga NSN & LWAYS COMPANY OF §& RECEIPTS FOR COM-— P Rio de J 8 46../104 . mueeeeee an vy. ume Rin de J 8 47 «| 102 . SERV Ic I COMPANY; a PB Rotter — #4 . OS “hy 105% 105%, Gee San P 7 58 rets | NTH! A744! H's mae) San Pauln C R 62105 to the Plan and Agre**oy ec po, ck MRI1NS% San Paulo S &® 50106 2°4 holders of the above Gay, ‘bscription Receipts Sf@agey s.. p wit 45! 98% for their pro rata share" tock only by presentinta bys Ba Am Rep deb 6 PSA CC YX or before July 1, 1 f ositary, accompanied dditional New Common vy York funds. The ree .r share, will be payable@® organization Committee @> \"1 Es s’ prior notice given in @ ae a0 cfs 4 iy, eceipts now outstanding | “4 Kaeconda Ts "38. 106% 106 aa & 50 per share in respe ibscribed for, new Sub- a - the aggregate number * wr = Co 4% 39, 929 which such subscriber’ #4... .”... 0 ‘ Z 3 OTnaia ae PY o ‘ ‘ eS » Pell Ti e of . scription Receipt shows Se deci . . of such New Comme Ag > Os + ignable upon surreng@es Beth © 51,. . 2 at iry and netation of suc™ 5 2n |. j 7 tary. Such Subscript fo v 4s aoe 100 Wt shea her things, that failures a en and as payable . eee tallments paid thereon, Sh E26 R n by the Reorganizatiom my, *'ve Ba Se ‘4s ad Plan and on the sur aay titled, if not in defaults = A eR he number of shares a tc pk OF (60! 99% that, in case the Reet Bar,» id Plan of Reorganisa* ‘eipt, if not in default. eof, to receive back th® ge ® ':> a. wes aid thereon, with such - 3 Cent gr « / £5 a in connection with thts” a, Pat, te gifts of St. Louis Public Ser¥*: tne se narcine ers of United Railways vy determine, and on pay* 4 % respect of such surren@> Com s vertificate or certifie® Sage 7 2 nt of such expenses nferred upon the re . @ a « = 2 ‘ oting rights will . 4 {yp o e % t i R, ‘ Stock Yr a kth 4 of New Common Dom & 71. 24° on ee be. eC 5 AT. 102 atts, Chairman, n't Gas 8 Si AN 8 Bulkley, Ties - rte 6 44) ons . ry rig 4 0 no & P. Gest, Me E45 55.0 rads, wman, SB hoc Ter 4,61 9S . as t _s Tt’ “ 4 4 - A apleigh, — ASS Bs Be 4" ‘sl ard Smith, rganization Com mittee.” “ : COMPLETE) YORK BONDS ( a Post-Dis! aich. In the following table will be found a lowest and Closing prices of bonds traded in on y, Sales being in $1000 lots (000 omitted). ‘Quotations on all United States Liberty bonds are in dollars 4 thirty-seconds of a dollar, that is, for instance, a sale printed (eg means $99 and twenty-four thirty-seconds of a dollar, and Pew YORK, June * of salcs, highest, ie gtock Bxchanve today, Col & S$ rf 4% 3: Sa ee ) im Sts-tme Cros | Total sales today were $11.149.000 againat $12.672,000 7, $12,089,000 a week ago, $11,088,000 a year ago and $13,.906.000 years ago. From Banat $1,770.386,900 security. _ | Hich.!Jow. ich GOVERNMENTS BONDS. phe mes tsi $1,523,933,000, year ago, and $1,603,174,000 two years ago. Sales. Security. __| High. | Low. | Gicee. | {INDUSTRIAL BOND: E Cub Sug 734 37100 (1 Erie gn in 48 96. O47 -. ./101—17 101—9 pig hee Ua is * ” 102—20 102—19 102—20 | Pag bes 100—29 100— 27 100—28 | 100—25 100—235 | ‘401--—15,101—12 101 Sug 7% 42105% (1051, /103) 4 - fe i “ 4 iJ) &% ji 4%) 11 101-11 101—1 Gen Pete 5 40. ..)10046,100% 1005, : 105% 10514 105% -> » 6 we OY te ~) th _ 22.98 103—5 103-—: P 4% 33-381 . 106% 106 18 106% Gould Coup] 6 40 2 40101% 101% 101% . LO? % 102 %& 102 % * eS 4 --* “~~ mt he 46-56 .. 101—28,.101—26 101—28 | P i) ee Sr is Qe 0 104-10 104—10 10410 | FOREIGN BONDS. | — — —— bn et Pad ae ee 52:'104% |104% 104 54 100% 100 5 oon | — 7~ - 10345 103% 10355 | 122% 122% 122% | .- 102% (102% 1024, @'0 4 100% '100 % —_—_ — Sits mas ~pe ~~) 2d =) 6} . 1008, LOOK 1TOOR, 6S ‘ Se : 97% 2 Dres Ger * 45 rets 953, 4 Dutch EI 6 47.. 1063 : ; , stich F 1 69 62. 105%. OR ADDITIONAL Pye Fl 3 wise Mi Fi P Ger Gg OO. 93% $ E) Saliva 8&8 48.. 106% Pac P & L 5 30.!100% ) 100% 100% 100% i 6 48 105% 105 3. LOD 4, LOT ™% 107% 1074, 102% 102% 102% 2 100% 100 % 100% * t~ _ Ey > 102%, TO2%, 1024, Pub S El P 6 48 107% 107% 107: ly o9 104 % (104 a, 104% 104% 1045 N J 6 °44104% 114 8 NYC&HR gen 31, 97 ee * - 4 111% 111% 111% 110% 7110 % 110% San Am PS 6 52. oO sD Mise! 106% 106% 106% —_ _ > -_ — 107% 110514 105 7% . 10214'102% 102% 2DD Since Cr OP @#28A 10114, 101% 101% DLP-DPDD 7.139% '138% 138 te 107 110744107 14 | 5 41/102% 102% 102% Marecilies 6 34 . 85 eM 4 04-54 asst 31 te : f 33 sm rest tag aed Monievidio FT 52 ‘102 GRAING Gy mock 6 5ST O87 ‘ast Direct Private Wires 2 Ntiteriands 6 729. TON46 TOS by | . Netherlands 6 54'104%4 104 m Nord Ry 61% 5A | 80% ale) RDS me ee St Tenn EI P 6 47..:1054%, 1054/1051, . 1081, 108%, 108%, _—s — w ABS, PSH IK 107 ® 107% 107%, 2. 104%'104% 104% 30. 106% 106% 108% . * tiiw ‘ . id ay Norway 6 44 101! erway §) 45 1h Orient De 6 53, OO%g sion 6 3D 10? ® Panama 3% 53.102" ~ de 106% 19614 1061, ee . tw Ww fo LS de) 102% 102% 102: | O85 98%) OR % & ee x es $ s 8 Ales 2 he | : 3 art) - > ee en Ay ORS, | 100% 100%,g 1004, wis M4 Prov U 1 45) 22% a y of St. 0 BS Oneensiand 6 47 (105% 105% 105% | ove pa . Be on os46_107 %& 107 r , Tf 48 29. OR te White S Mach 6 36 3 Wil & Co lst 6 41 ! 3 Youn S & T 6 43:10414/104% If me S . RAILROAD BONDS. oA Swies 51, 46 194 14/104 16 104% Ann Arbor 4s ‘93 &2% iy 3 Swike SK 748 104% /104 % 104% p= Tokio El It 8'°2R.) ARM “4SF cv 0-0) el \ Kingd 5% "29118%/118%/118% >) Kined 51, "27. 104% /104%,'104 & | 22 Vruruay 8 46..108% 108% 108% | 0 (ruguay 6°60 ret ORS USS of Cop 827° 20% INDUSTRIAL BONDS. pm Ajax Rub & 38 11039; 109% 103%, | a A A eh GS ee “$41 304 ty 2Am Chain § 32.1914 101 14/11 % , 37 29% , mt Am Sm det 5 47 191% 101%'1 | 9 45) o7X' ao ATS" el Je 46 103% 1103 Mw Listy AT&T Se ef “80 Ww? ! TAT cit 4¢ "2 | AS% , 5's SF 1NK%W 10814 106% a Ar Ty rep 2° lie th OS - mS oe °4' 27 %& ‘Am Wr Pan Gg 2h 55 2AWP SB 2 AT&SF ad 4 st 95) tt ne kee ’ >» ese Ut ee ee LUI wee Coss: 108% 108% 108% ee P TOS te, TOR ta LOS Ss Os La * ~~ ~-_— . + oe - SPi a a eo * . é 74. | Pith 6« 26 8&7 87 4s 42 102% (107K 1 *> > 0. .:104%4/104,|104 “~ ~— te “") on 4 -_ RET «a, 104 7. 9s *S6'148 Bel! & Sus I 5 32.113 ie) Dt tt ee et EE ED ee - 1, een we enee F & FE Bs “37107 102K 102? +. te 6% 33.1034 '10234 1024 Der & _ ; . ~* ; 9 tne oe a2 ors ® 7 if # iw - ~~ -~_~_* — 4 * va peel ~_-_ i —- Ela eed” ell eee OB tn a : r S&eE 5 23 iw c -* Sta . 1NG%® 100% 100% | ab 4 2397) SI& ow PP 47 104% 104% 104% Soom ' ” ) y o which the said suD- ae gy Rec 6 41. 81% Con A Ant 339 RS 4 J -ar = « “ = - — o , Sf NY *'y 45105% 104% 105% On ti sd $6 IO: me PS 8? 107% 901% 1024, ah Wab Des M 4 ‘89 . ~~ ee we 5 Wie Cent gn 4 49) we New Vork Coffee. st o 32 ie ntos NO _ = PDug L ¢ j S.l3c; December, _16.69¢, > 6 40,105% 10513105 % | 103% [cay July, aN oy High, Low. | Close. | By the Associated Press. RAILROAD BONDS. do 6 Sr A 29... 7 1,4 66% 671, 904, |. 7145 | S144 | : 57,109 44 '109%'109 14 | 2 109% 109% 109% | . -- 100%, 99%! 99% | | OD 4 LOU ig | at) us ‘36... LIB MLS 11344 | LOT 104% 104% 10414 | N 107% 10714 107% | 7 - mee anenenees 2 oD 1N4's, TH4% 104% | _ || NEW YORK CURB (COMPLETE) —_ | ee 17.—Following lowest closing and previous closing prices of securities traded in on | the Curb Market today, sales of stocks being in 100-share lots (00 while bond sales are in $1000 lots (000 omitted). YORK, June 7 100% 100% 100%. — ‘ _Security. |Sales High| Low. \Close.|: eR pee _ MISCELLANEOUS OILs. --| Tide W AO) 67) | . INDUSTRIALS. ¢} ee | ” *) —~3 109" 108 #4 109 © 5 AO 9 102 % (102 % ~ as 102% 102% 102% L103 42° 103 49 1034 weict Zz? -_ — ? £ -” « —_ font Pd bed ae . pes at ot oT — t = ‘ FOREIGN BONDS. 33 10144 1007, 7100 % 1017 § 102% 102% 102% 1021, 17100 % 100% 10¢ & . ee ~« 104% 104% (104% Q2 % {102 14 102 wr 105:102 1% 10247102 4% 102% 5|106 44 (106441106 % 11086% | 60/102 44 102 4 |102% 102% 13:104% 104% (104% 10414 ¥108% “TOS1; 108% 10814 — > 10044 100%, 100 44 .. | s 95% ; S86 “Ths LOL % 101 4g LOLS, | ‘eales 32.000 tens; July, 2.43c; September, | January, 2.73c; | $20.000.000 were 94%,' 94% 944% O1L% 98 4%, 985%) 98% 106 14 126% 106 (LOOM Lig LOO, 3 s0d% teens ieee 1034. OF% “se *e* © ee ie ne ~ -_ —~) — * + eb BLS IS - Dated July 1, 1926 To be authorized and issued $3,500,000. Coupon Bonds in interchangeable denominations of $1,000'and $500, registera principal only. Interest payable January 1 and July annum, Redeemable in whole or in part by lot upon 30 days’ 1, 1936 at 102; thereafter to and including July 1, 1941 ch instance accrued fund commencing October 1, 1926, suffi- of the entire issue by maturity. to and including July at 10014; thereafter to and including maturity at 100; plus in ea The Company will agree tor application within 60 days Mills Tax, the Connecticut and California Personal Pro and the Massachusetts Income Tax on the interest thereon not exce CENTRAL UNION TRUST COMPANY OF NEW YORK, Trustee ton ‘ All of These Bonds Have Been Sold $3,500,000 Schulco Company, Inc. (Subsidiary of Schulte Retail Stores Corporation) Guaranteed 612% Mortgage Sinking Fund Gold Bonds Unconditionally guaranteed as to principal, interest and sinking fund by endorsement by SCHULTE RETAIL STORES CORPORATION 1, without deduction for any The Company agrees to provide a quarterly sinking cient to retire by purchase or call at least 507% efund to holders of the Bonds, resident in such states, respectively, upon proper f, the Pennsylvania 4 Mills Tax, the Maryland 4% perty Taxes not exceeding 4 mills per dollar per annum, eding 6% of such interest per annum. after the payment thereo « ~ a ** ia“ * thirteen valuable parcels in Manhattan, three in Brooklyn, The Schulte Retail Stores Comporatign has the thirteen properties for a period of thirty-five years. of the thirteen are corner propert All of this real estate is improv constantly becoming more im hancement in value may be reasona of the parcels are am neighborhood, being eit or plots especially valuable on account o strategic location. SCHULTE RETAIL STORES CORPORATION Schulte Retail Stores Corporation has no funded debt. The consolidated balance sheet of the Corporation and sub- sidiaries, as of December 31, 1925, shows net current assets of $6,659,325. The present market value of its preferred and common stocks is in excess of $60,000,000. _ The Corporation, through its subsidiaries, is t largest retail distributor o' tobacco products in the United States. its beginning approximately forty years ago. direct to the public through more than 280 sto 100 cities in 31 states, and-is steadily extending its chain by a well-ordered plan of expansion. Consolidated net earnings, before Federal income taxes, of Schulte Retail Stores Corporation and subsidiaries, have been as follows: ed and in neighborhoods portant, so that steady en- bly anticipated. Many ong the most import her particularly desirable corners, ~ STANDARD OILS. _ d _stulenettnnnounith nae f their size an of cigars, cigarettes and other The business had Today it sells stores in over 18% 118% 11K .. V2 % 101% 101% 102% ANBDOUS OILS. 4-0 -) eee eeeeeeeeee ee ee ee The following information is summarized by Mr. D. A. Schulte, President of Schulco Company, Inc., from bis lesser describing the Compaty: ORGANIZATION “Schulco Company, Inc., has been organized by the Schulte Retail Stores Corporation as a subsidiary to acquire of real estate, nine being located and one in the Bronx. agreed to rent This offering is made in all respects We reserve the right to reject any and all sut : to close the subscription books at any time without notice. that delivery of Bonds in temporary or permanent form or interim receipts will be made on or about BROTHERS, 16 Wilham Street, New York, N. » against payment therefor in REDMOND & CO. It is expected July 8th, 1926, at the ofice of LEHMAN New York funds. LEHMAN BROTHERS STIX & CO. The statements contained herein are not guaranteed, but aye based on information which we beliewe te be truss. Price 100 and Accrued Interest to yield 6.50% when, as and if issued and accepted by us and subject to the approval of our counsel. ubscriptions in whole or in part, to allot less than the amount applied for and PAGE 39 FOREIGN BONDS LER FT “CHANGE TRADE Associated Prem. NEW YORK, Juce 17.— With epeculatirve HOG RECEIPTS FALL AND PRICES ADVANCE: Agriculture) .—Hoas. | top $15.15; Mmuik ih) to 250 vounds 260 to 280 pounts packing sows $13@ 13.~%. l5c to 2dc higher: 190 pounds down. $15 native steers and light vear- . with bologna bulls strong and geod and choice Ser tty Vea stock prices, the bond market today mere: ‘ly held ite ground in rather quiet trading The continuance of easy money condition, gave a firm undertone to trading Major activity wae confined to the for- ‘eign list, which was featured by an unex vearlings $10.00: other Sqois $8.754 9.50: | steers $707.50: top mixed demmchpicg | hee 5: canners $3.35a@4: top bologna*® bulls The Government's Sa and | advanced about a point and good 5.50. cancr and cull ewes $1,503. Hae tone Neat i ee New York Sugar. 7.—Prices were un- including Parise-Lyons Reviving hopes fur a soiu- n, Swiss and Jap- t.day. with a sale of 5700 bags of Cuban, es for July arrival : anese bonds also were int aid. I wit idation by commission houses and | oil keeping ith the ¢ , {3 little hedge selling caused a slightly easi-| prices rallied on covering and at midday Moderate inauiry continued libera) trast to the strength of these s Brooklyn Union Gas and other Southwestern New bond issues 5.70 for fine gerapulated. pgati mor a apes rved December, 2.70c:; Extra L. & N. Dividend. | Bw the Associated Pregs. NEW YORK. June 17.—Directors of the ' Louisville & Nashville Railroad Co. extra dividend of 50 cents a /ghare on the capital stock, payable Aug. | to stock or record July 15. rate of $6 a share annually. Are You Insuring Your Capital and There are five points of true give you this tnaurance. Suit tcaakceenetemmaieiemiamamentnanell OPEN LETTER NUMBER ONE Has been prepared by our In- veatment Department te serve these expressing these fundamentals. This aad future Letters upon request with se ebliga- Baldwin Mortgage Company Investment Depa 322-A CONGRESS BU Miami, Florida are avaliable ~ | | 121/101 % 101% 101% 93 % | O46 93% ~ ‘Total sales of stocks, Total sales of bonds. and EIGHT PER CEXT Due July 1, 1946 Federal income tax not in excess of notice at any time to and including July 1, 1931 at 101; thereafter to and incl J interest to the date This issue of $3,500,000 Guaranteed 614% Mortgage Bonds will, in opinion of counsel, be secured by: (1) unconditional guarantee of principal, interest sinking fund by Schulte Retail Stores Corporation, evidenced by the written endorsement on each Bond. (2) by mortgage on 13 parcels of real estate, all im- proved and advantageously located in New York City, subject to leases, and first mortgages limited to $3,500,000. These properties were appraised by Messrs. Charles F. Noyes Company, $7,000,000 on June 11, 1926. by leases of these 13 Stores Corporation, w ies to Schulte Retail leases will be mortgaged to the Trustee and will run for 35 years at a total net rental of at least $515,000 per annum, payable monthly direct to the Trustee under the mortgage. This rental of $515,000 per annum willbe substan- tially more than the amount required to pay the in- terest on the first mortgages, which is at the average rate of not over 5.4%, and the interest and sinking fund on the Guaranteed 614% Mortgage Bonds. The Trustee will apply $273,500 of the $515,000 minimums rental received annually to the service of this issue. The balance of the former amount remaining after the payment of interest on the outstanding Bonds will be used for the sinking fund to retire Bonds of this issue. MANAGEMENT management of Schulco Company, Inc., will be in the hands of the same executives who bave been responsible for the growth and success of Schulte Retail Stores Cor- poration and its subsidiaries.”

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-—_ —_ mely Discussions — od ---_ - — ti ale ste erp Woe mA ph tape Ne Ee Fi, Dts eda nditeatl " aes e Sa a Oy op ete a Diy et? ae 6% ‘iy il te } til }’ ith peasinane 3 | | i bs ccvtlle. » ttt I * ’ | | mit dl _— aati -— NW Australian farmer wrotesa letter to the Mayor of Bristol, England, the other’day. | He told him,that he wished he knew where he couldifind eqwife who “Isn't foolish about anything.” Dear me, Fd hateito take that contract, wouldn’t you? Now, there's you—you're awfully wise and | sensible and practicaliand high principled, bat for goodness’ sake how‘foolishiyou may be about 7 letters. You'll write,a lettertand let it He on , your desk for a weekyand themzwonder why you haven't had an answer There’s Kate—she's the clieverest girl In the ; world and as brave as a lion, but she'll scream | )ifike @ Comanche at the mere sight of a harmiessi mouse. There’s Jalia, she epends money like water,-who’s so generous and so open hearted and so lavish as Julis—anhd yet, Julia will scheme and plot and plan to get sumebody else:to pay her street + car fare. ‘ ween “Not foolish about anything” and how hetwould hate hersi?t tae ane oabin he ever got her—euch a woman as that. | not hearatall — Why, she wouldn't be a woman at all; she’d be an automaton. “Do you think you let her The perfect woman—oh, yes; tt’s very nice to .read abaat her, in the sun too long, Martin?” but if there’s anyone on earth you: detest, it’s thesman or; woman lia asked by way of relief. But he wouldn’t— “She wasn’t in the sun all day| Who's perfect. — things didn’t happen that way, for | until she came out and died,” Mar- I know a man who's married to a perfect woman. ES AE Sa ee : She’s economical, she’s a good Peat oe sensible, she’s a. pretty in a cold, regular, statutesque sort way; she’s tntelligent, Yee eae doeet Sor a a ee peritoneal 5 “Well—you don’t want to £0, - plano—well enough; she speaks French—pretty well; she gives neat / Wearing White Kid Gloves) tittle parties and proper little dinners, and she never knows any-(, Of course you are wearing white body who isn’t worth knowing, and never does a thing she ought kid gloves, for that ts the smart} not to do, and I'd rather spend the day in the icebox with the cold touch to the costume nowadays. | Chicken and the mayonnaise than to spend one long, dreary, bore- | But are you spofling the effect by| some hour with the “perfect” lady. wearing white gloves with stock- And, Im afraid that’s the way her husband feels about it, tea. ings in the popular nude or biege I euw him taking a little cousin of his to the train the other day tones or when carrying a bag in|—@ little cousin whose hair is never quite combed exactly right, whose shoes have a terrible habit of coming untied, a little warm | bs loving foolish cousin with a turned up nose and a mouth that good tuck,” Malcolm said, putting | tnat for she considers harmony in —— . out his hand. She placed her own ins ue aneuatiol ant ony in| Would never get her into the moving pictures, and the way that poor in it nervelessly, without looking | wnsic. So she wears white gloves | hungry-hearted, lonesome man looked at her! Well, I'm giad cousin up into his face. His eyes above | .niy when she wears sheer Diack, | is going away. I think it’s better for her and better for the man with her were dark and sad, with the gunmetal or any gray hosiery. the “perfect” wife despair of humility, since he wears white thought it was because he was un- (ogg aged an eel I hope the Mayor of Bristol will wrfte the Australian farmer a worthy that she would not go with | _,,3c¢s and carries a bag in the | Nice friendly letter end tell him to stop being so foolish about fool him. But she did not see his eyes. same tones she will put on white | ishness, dont you? Then he vaulted easily over the loves. board fence of the milk yard ana | ® Was gone. Ellen sat and stared at i the downy udder of the cow, a rich and unfailing supply of nourish- | ment for the human body, that | would go on living in spite of pain | and grief. } | How “not - | | That evening Malcolm, the “never.“—Lather. “a Scotch halfbreed, as he was incor- ; . ° e. ’ rectly called, took leave of the | , i ; iH 7 Hie £ [i Phi: ERR SRS bs 9 4 TNT if UE ate a! F ppaeeeeys ° 1 : : 2 : } Z a Age i BSEE i : 4 tit HH only when it was abso 7 3 her bodily away 3 a i it ayer OM + — ‘ : ae a : “t | | 4 F — be i & g fet Ellen's body was a great tight knot. She could neither move nor speak, but sat staring at the still heavy udder of the cow. “So long, then, Ellen gtri, and ft: fi : , - bala ee eee ee bis 7 = ee te i te i a ee ee ee ine —— around Oeland and asked him what | the prospects were farther south; epidemic of foot and 7 ae (Copyrictt. T9238.) 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Not for long—not for long would she stand the spectacle iT r° SHEER EERE He Gares, thanking them for their lies ey: iin Os 4 ie tf tke a snowball: the hospitality. Ellen was present, only one of the Gares now. “Better get yourself a wife for that trip, Malcolm,” Caleb grinned, nedging Skuli Erickson in the riba. “The Bible says it is not good for man to live alone.” On his Indian pory. Malcolm. whom Jude called “Goat-eryes,” made a low, graceful sweep of his broad brimmed hat that was full of mockery. Ellen's heart con- tracted, for she saw that he did not understand. The hay an dthe rye gress rip- ened into great wide curves under the sun. Martin overhaniled the hay racks and oiled the mower. Judith prayed that it would not rain and so delay the cutting. Caleb went about rubbing his hands together with pleasure at the beauty of his land. The days went on gnd El- len wondered how long tt took to build a boat. The price of beef went up two cents, and Caleb sent Ellen and Martin to the Siding with another lot of cattle. They left at the sound of the first bird, to escape the bare heat | of the day upon the prairie Ellen | rode until sunrise half asleep in her saddie, wishing that Judith were more trustworthy so that Caleb would occasionally send her instead. She heard Martin's voice and the snap of his long whip. and the sound of the cattle brushing one another's flanks. Catbirds and jays darted to and fro across the trail, and every feathered throat in the bush was awake and sing- ing. But Ellen found herself in a heavy world. outside of song. They went along the northeast short of Bjarnagson’s lake, but from that point they could not see the farm, which was hidden by a long stand of spruce. Ellen did not giance back southward, lest Martin should see her do so. Out on the middie of the lake they could see two boats and a “flat-bottomed scow. “Goeas Biarnaseon’s draggin’ the lake again.” Martin observed. Ellen made no comment. But | she thought what a restful place | the lake would be. It was glassy and tay in white and bive patches | tm the clear light. There would be no sound under its surface, only a | leculent, gloamy peace. They returned home in the eve- ning. as usual. when the frogs were croaking for miles and miles in the swamps on the north The frogs would croak at the stara, no | matter who came or went. Then. one Biistering hot day. Ca- | lebD's prige Sow gave birth to a lit- ter of 123 and unaccountadly died. Caleb was at Yellow Post when the tragedy cccurred, and the family held their breath like one man while they waited for his retarn. OE A Ta oe ene * > - - > - 7 Hot weather doesn’t worry the users of “Dyer-Kiss Talc. . Inside this cool moss-green - , is : comfort for your skin Monsieur Kerkoff’s Tale... ported French Talcum, compounded in Paris. Ocher warm-weather aids to daintiness—Djer-Kiss Extract, Face-Powdes, Sechet, Rouge, etc, ite » ODD FACTS rp yet there are 149 women un- in England, eight of

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-— -~ __ ee eee ee __-_------”---s ~ ~- - -~-~ ~” . Guat, —_— OMEN === Children’s Stories « Ho — - _— a ”--- i a = - -— —- - - - -— - = in prey _—_ -_— OO a a a a ee —_- =-— -—- - - -— - -—- - -- -- -— - _— pe a! 2 ey s . F v ——— Oe Oe ee eee eee ee _ ee ee eee ee = —— —_ ™ — wre Oa SAY, JUNE 17, 1926. 7 | : : \ . here and I haven’t known any-| ||| FoR suMMER ||| 1H 9 : feng aban nea TOM-BOY ee -o- Children’s Bedtime Story -c- || imme mess Yalow Cig Peaches ies | By Thornton W. Burgess | would have come across to where ent docged the bonne. a Pet B picture actresses, OU may think #) - er was. ut Peter didn’t sh in irons has happened since the A Secret of the Smiling Pool | thought Peter. “Grandfather perfectly still. In his excitement electric tron made summer iron- Frog is still on his big green lily| he moved. Instantly the little | : ing or a ee easter pad, to judge by that big voice of | Swimmer turned back and was lost : | But that is not true. 0 agra Bearers Chae are sperguhers, his. It cannot be anybody very;in the shadows. Peter fairly ncessant scribbling is death to ie annie shiek Cin enieniatnaterer : In earth and water and the air. big who is making such a line. | hugged himself. He had discov- | thought—Cariyle. | has been improving the electric —Old Mother Nature. Jerry Muskrat would make a much | cred a secret of the Smiling Pool. ' iron to meet. T is well that itisso. If there y bigger line.” (Conrrizht. 1926.) Fine erg ae ce _ | were no secrets, think how un- : My & : Peter didn’t take his eyes off| Japanese Women Workers. and laces and particular irons have anteresting life would be. Pet- that moving line. Presently it; There are nearly 1,000,000 wom- en who have established themselves been developed for this purpose er Rabbit says that half the fun Perhaps the most outstanding | °f living is trying to find out development, because it meets the | things you don’t know. Peter ne “a orl get by the — ought to know, for he’s forever trolied iron. Taking a lesson trom | Pking that wabbly little nose of the finely controlled oven of the | Dis into all sorts of places trying electric range the electric iron now | to find out things. | turned, and & few moments Inter | 1. tne professions and industries of he saw a little brown head com- Japan. Excluding servants and ing out from the shadows. Peter; women employed as laborers in suddenly sat up very straight and stared with all his might. There was just the nose and top of the head out of water and behind Pet- 4 c- =. = ¢ ete a e Becpe the iron just right for ef- | Ont June evening, as the Btack| 5 \ QUI or could ea that a tiny tall was |Z DYE on TINT J fective ironing even on very damp | S2adows were creeping across the} Ie moving back and forth. “Whyee! YOUR DRESSES ioe hot enough for scorching. - Forest, Peter ran, lipperty-lipper- & rat, only very small,” cried Pet ' RES This control is a great conven- ty-ltp, over to the Smiling Pool. & ‘ | er. “Can it be? Can it poasibly be that Jerry has had a secret over . On bread, meats, one is calle@ from the troning It was some time since he had ‘vis- board by some sudden call such as | ffed the Smiling Pool and it had| z+ seemed to Peter that he could vegetables, salads. this gr ae ce a kettle boiling “over, the door bell | occurred to him that evening that listen forever fics. ae unease into the face, neck; ces [> gee ® See or something which. seems to be | ». didn’t know what was going on temptingly és arms and hands, It cannot eee: eee eee a2 only a matter of a: raoment but | —_ ss 7 Famous stage beauties use it te * Fa a : ee ; takes,longer than expected. If ihe over there. When he reached the/ repeating his name over and over. GRANDMA'S WIY | i you want bring that clear, youthful skin and | vig, SO iron has been left on the board or | bank of the Smiling Pool the! Peter wondered sometimes how he “Peund for pound” || TUS Sandwich rosy-white complexion; also as « | ad even perhaps on the piece being | black Shadows were just creeping |ever got his breath, so fast and poe angen Oe pas freckle, suabura and tan Wtaete done. coe : : —— a “Lion” Preserves. GROCER CO. tion yourself. It cannot be bought | Another has developed a | Very still. There wasn't a ripple. “Whip-poor-will, whip-poor-will, St. Louis ‘ready to use because it acts best round heel which makes the baci- | It was just like a looking glass, | whip-poor-wilL” | immediately after it is prepared. ward stroke niger without cre- | and Peter could see himself re-| It was all so peaceful and love = ———- ve gg ciiacomieae new % flected in the water, together with | ly that for a while Peter forgot en Sais * trons is to be had in the steaming | the bank and all the things on the | that he had any curiosity. But by : HEADQUARTERS FOR : fron.which has ene its tni- | bank. and by a tiny splash caught his tial bow to the public. This iron He didn't see » else. But is described as having @ tiny res- | 46 conta hear if he ir ese see a aie set age spent ¢ coat aes — Se rownies S13 CLIVE STREET placed alongside the handle of the | Down on a big green lily padjsaw nothing. Then he made out | 3 | GRAND WASHINGTON iron from which water feeds over | where it was darkest Grandfath- a little silver line moving where i ee AND the heated interior works of the | er Frog was doing a bass solo and | the shadows were blackest. He Zh FO ne er ee oe center of tne | ®pparently enjoying it. Peter| knew what made that silver Iine. — iron’s surface. “Dampen as you | couldn’t quite make him ont and | He knew that some one was swim- | go” is the slogan of this iron, which | he wasn’t near enough to talk to/| ming under there. Naturally, he | : should be an effective aid to press- | anyway. It was very lovely there. | first thought of Jerry Muskrat. ' 7 \ , ing as well as froning the too dry elie an Keehn “me . ‘ garment and removing the ironed- tly over near the ug g | Bat a moment he realized that , “ae rom / in wrinkles. Brook Veery the Thrush began his | Jerry would make a much larger ee 4 evening song. It semed to Peter | silver line as he swam. It wasn’t P i . | Plump Mannequins m Demand. | that he could listen forever. It) moving fast enough to be made _Sophie Tucker, Marie Dressler | was like the ringing of a fairy| by Billy Mink and it certainly and others who sing “Nobody Loves | bell. Farther back in the Green| wasn’t made by Little Joe Otter. a Fat Girl’ will hereafter find dress | Forest, just far enough away to “Now, who can be swimming parades in London organized espe- | soften the call, Whip-poor-will was | over there in the Black Shadows?” cially for women whom nature has ta or not given the figures fashion-plate > artists are so fond of painting. Right—A negligee ¢ b flat crepe with accordeonm “Plump” mannequins are now é , cated sleeves and ? : ruffles. greatly in demand in London to } ! : Picture taking * ’ made easy } re ea: ; x % j " f 99 —5 | display “outsize” gowns, and there is a general scramble for the trade , a ‘ # . ; ot women who have not banted - 2 CTS the bres down to feather weight. l Av . ODD FA | Muriel Barnby, the actress, is ee — among lecturers engaged to discuss are only 1000 Church of | the fashion problems of women who HE BROWNIE was £4 ninent in the silk ; clergymen under 35 years | wear “outsizes.” : designed to make pic- | =<) | . - o é 7 7 = ‘ e bd ; | vet cat fs an ; is hardly a business Orange Float. , ture taking simple. ei ming. : Ohne would expect wamen to Beat the whites ef two fresh . - re eter eae SL | SUES Stitt and Dent Mato 1 three You don’t have to focus it sy} in an confuls + } ee tg sports hats of IimeMlle being in London. cn auaenie <0 tale Mare or bother about any delicate Fe mde er Black chiffon Sm Apes: a oe oe eee ene di Ea ms is the material of Mae word “hello” became popo- } drained sweet cream. 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