St. Louis Post-Dispatch
February 4, 1927

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COMIC PAGE i THURSDAY i Ww . , 4 - a . a8 EBRI ARY i907. AND ler_.eS YoU How Sorry SHE Be lo ti Ave Ee 1 YOu wAITINIG Arb APOLOGIZES m1 i nic Boy Ain 7 if GRR R RAND AND GLOR. tus | FEELIN ; . oR “) ) tis ° = a = iA Den f | wt \ \ ‘ NOW -LISTENIFA } |'TS DONE] BRICK DHOVLD HiT : JOR ME JUDGE BLOT-10 BE \ , NAME, 1SNT THE MAN TO BECOME \ MG GAFFNEY, TRAVELIN: AMBASSADOR! : | THERES TEN error 4 1 _—— r \ j 5 coma : | “OU! , ‘ we | yf * _ BANG—By FONTAINE FOX ED CovsSiIN EMMA THAT LPED AT SOLITAIRE. i) ) THE DOCTOR SAID | MUST GET SOME — SeERCISE ; EVERY DAY? Per Ml th bh EOF [FL ITION (Complete Market Reports) Se The Only Evening Newspaper in St. Louis Withthe Associated Press News Service ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH EXTRA 79, NO. 150. ST. LOUIS, FRIDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 4, 1927—52 PAGES. PRICE 2 CENTS ELTON BROTHERS CONVICTED OF $15,000 MAIL ROBBERY BAGUSON ASKS 10 RETURN 1 VERDICTS » With Judge Davis After 5214 Hours of De- tion Without Re- porting Any Decision. UCTIONS ON INTENT REPEATED Head of Defunct and A. F. Baggot, tary, Court aiting to Learn Fate. in BOWERY BANK PRESIDENT, WHO STARTED TO WORK AS MESSENGER, ENDS HIS LIFE William E. Knox, Former Head of American Bankers, Shoots Self in Office—Tellers Confessed to $45,000 Shortage. the Associated Presa, NEW YORK, Feb. 4.—William >. Knox, president of the Bowery Savings Bank and former presi- dent of the American Bankers’ ASs- committed suicide in his office in the Forty-second street branch of his bank this afternoon, He ended his life with a bullet. Knox rose to the presidency of the bank from a minor clerkship, and had been president since 1922. As president of the American Bankers’ Association, he was pro- ponent of equality of state and na- tional] banks. Recently three tellers in his bank were given suspended sentences for the theft of $45,000 they said they sociation, lost on horse races, Knox was born in Strabane, Ireland, in 1862. He became an employe of the Bowery Savings Bank in 1885, A telephone call for Knox led to the discovery of his body, pistol in hand, lying in a third floor room. He had been seen entering the room half an hour previously by his secretary, G. Delamorte. When Delamorte entered the room Knox was already dead. The shot was not heard by anyone in the bank. Ill health was believed by bank officers to have caused the presi- dent to end his life. He suffered a nervous breakdown two months ago. On his recovery he came to the bank every day, but employes said he did not seem well. CLOUDY, OCCASIONAL RAIN TONIGHT; SLIGHTLY WARMER ‘SEEKS TO KEEP GRANT HEIRS 10 BULK OF $10,000,000 GROVE ESTATE Widow of Paris Medicine Co. Head, Son Daughter Are Named in Will Filed Here. and NO MENTION MADE OF SON-IN-LAW THE Tk MPER ATURES ere a, m., : . 2 yA a ~ a6 68 6 & OS" +6 LO a, We. ee ee eee +4 H jury in the Ferguson-Baggot ee 45 11a. m a _ ae Ok Ss cuwe 45 12 (noon) 100 4B Mraud case conferred with] 6 a. m......... 45) 1 DP. Miveeee ee 48 = a aad ee 44 Te ee Og i a a wo 45 Judge Davis at 2:50 p. m. ee 4a Ea ‘ 50 3 : Bx hours after beginning | 9,2 ™:-°:°°"7: 44 Attorney Wants Injunction hee 8 oft Yesterday's high. 67 (3 bv. m.): low : 6 ration of the case. 44 (12:30-a. my ee on Member of a 1. me eee fficial forecast i - frst question asked by the ANSAS 1S = a bond. tiurineg Co and report al Missouri: Un- S on : — i Nisei : ilo ax re The suit on which the recelvtr- ee ee we . settled tonight } ts ; ment as to Forrest Fergu- ship was instituted, Jan. 4,. Was | "a and tomorrow, |). ; ana reRar ee Mesident. It might mean. on also an injunction proceeding probably POCME TE ie. ; PPG Send that th — : nt] against the individual members of ba bill, ‘ Behe - “9 Ss: : o° , : ‘ ~ . . mies hetccre, SUBNUY | the firm, including Grant, and thes . ft °r , ‘vite P, ad oT . lor . - 2 _— 2 . m of convicting’ “Ferguson warme! tonight |were enjoined against disposing of Agreeing as to Bazgot. Oth- in extreme e4Stlany assets or handling any busi- Mion’, however. indicated portion. ness. Grant, who was then out of decision to convict Fereu- Illinois: Cloudy |the city, was not served with a copy been reached tonight and to-/of the injunction. and he has not ats Intent oe morrow. rain probable; rising | been so served since his return. Mmber of the jury then askeq | (@™Perature tonight in the north Attorney Notifies Judge. edge to repeat nbn instruc. | 22d central portions and in the Attorney Carl: Dubinsky. repre- Which were ora! He saiq | Mortheast portion tomorrow. bentiien creditors who brought the, -os of , _ ; : , me : uld not do this. but sieges | FOCeRVEERaED suit, addressing Circuit aly pari desired THREE rNVOYS ANNOUNCED | Judge Hall at a hearing in the fre- D asked fo e instructions | | ceivership case otday, said: peatter lent | BY STATE DEPARTMENT | “Grant is going about, covering re the defendants a found | 7 (himself with the mantle of the a ene oOuna | ' oa. tees . ‘ he said, “5 must he eat. ! William Phillips to Go to Canada, | church, and is trying to collec! thai the time the fir bh. A. Sterling to Dublin, R. }monev which he claims is owing nent as mad W. Bliss to Argentina. ‘to him from brokerage houses used it to be ma tha \ oe an Hiaae ‘building and loan associations and ’ ¢ . 4. . ir inte, 0 defr: a VASHII PON, Feb a Ap lother eoneerns. Il have learned of T Hype} l}é hillines ae! 7 nN and baggot We re in | nt) i nt of W i} | lan) | hillips as lattempts to collect ahout $15.000 ‘ ‘ithe firs ‘rican Ministe '] Rstenine to ie. aestehiva Bon — first American sere r tO | but so far as I know, payment has tedings from spectators’ a gw al — Vesna ae: | been refused, on the ground of the nounce odav a the ‘St Je- | stoke day ee ite De injunction. I understand he has r’ e ’ , ? fics Y About Disagreement. sane nt. a with orth ial| said that the injunction does not , , } ; coniir ‘ d Li = ‘ ° : 4 Jury shortly before % o'clork 8 ig Pe nip ny side de> ple apply to him. as he has not been fen) es ae on dge Day le S “ { 1? — 7” ) - m . ° Ming y (her it could dis- a we sage vay Bangor _— Rob- | to provide a bond to indemnify » Th ort OOGS sliss ye ster : : : ve note did not stnce \ nt Bliss to bi fini , Bay those who owe him, and is making ; eiei rzentin: > is 4 ativ St. , R the disagreement was «4s ey ina. He is a native of arrangements to get such a bond.” : ‘ e 4 1 iS. M4 , ° Mase of both def ndants o; es “e Une Dubinsky also said Grant had ‘. r) } . ¢ 5 “ bs qers . . ’ » g = ba a | oe lips, a fe pry , I os ret ee tried io cet nossession of his Pack- is did not reply di- nm ane teil ee Ol ard car, for the purpose of selling but ord, fed the iurv tc Belgium, and his assignment to i{ tae i CO y)- ° ST aaa Canada wit! he lower rank of vo : wwerations, and ask 1 o8 = ith the! é se t] The lawyer’s remark as to the H@ Shyayt)) Jtinister S COLnNnItIeNn oO te ’ ™ SMOuld remain in eourt |. oS ome = oa ' = ' ' church seemed to be an allusion to rening importance of » ne ost. . 9 —- = seks ahd ‘ the fact that Grant, after returning r renlic at 3 >t] r Minister to Sweden, : an i b a d that it did vot : som — ; ee editle te win to the citv from his 12 day~’ ab- Wd a nie yr e yne grade whe “ a night session. and = : i re i . ' - ae aa sence, went to the home of his pas- uld nose » takes ie assadorshi , , : ! not he necessary for > CAKE S { ie mda ' I tor, h Rev. Dr John WwW. MaclIvor. re tO wait. Argentina. t live ry 4 ‘ i ‘ee O ie men named for]. A ; : # went to dinner at 5:40 At aaa = ig napa Attempt to Serve Injunction. tty, ‘ ; ho | gf n could} 0& Made to serve the injunction on ast ev} , 3s Pag very apie ha , f 4 : Mgeht. . Wednesday Only a Ny eT EEE Grant, who has not been found on * a e , re 9 s "LS Ts) ‘. Sse ye , y ent to the jury room after | 92" ly have been chosen to Of previous attempts made since his ) a up a new field like that of our ‘ ‘ a return. ¥ took the case at ‘10 a, | ssion — Canada. the = official At the hearing before § Judge “s0ay, after eight days of | Statement said. Only the best) Hall, it was anticipated that the y and argums nts : The iLmony the servants of this G,overn- temporary receivership would he Pw using the Mails to de. | Ment was suited to undertake the | made permanent. After some dis- de os ? . ‘ 9 , . " male }O}Y tly arains tthe two work, because of relations with cussion among R. H. MeRohberts. ‘ » . . #. Is based On their part Canada are of vital importance tojattorney for the company, Jerome tion of the Ferguson both countries. We hold many] Duggan, counsel for the receiver. ~ Uo financia} statement ideas in common; many problems{and others interested, the matter eS, 1925, on Which $2. 2549 are common. to hoth. On thelwas laid over until next Thursday. borrowed from banks {friendly and orderly solution of The Court appointed three real B oss Of $1 509 ann in th tthose problems d¢ pends the con-jestate men, Henry R. Weisels. Gus- * collapse, thi following | tinued growth of that good feeling|tav Cytron and LL. J. Leonson, to . which is one of the outstanding in- | appraise real estate of the Wagner- a ns . = : ' stances of the ability of neighbor- | Grant-Bell Co., for the — receiver. \ FOR COFFEY FOR ing nations to continue unbroken Attorney Duggan said the three had MURD the tradition of peace.” agreed to serve without charge. ER OF NO, 2 WI FE SPP SISOS S SSS SESS SO OS SPP GPSS PSF OFF SOD COSOSSOO I ey mS «* Spep Wis ist s et ek tS 1) Inst e torte tne ang x M. Cottey Wi HS Spr * S q) J «* Onn CWlenes qj 1© | \* > eat in the Ww; S c toa i¢ aunon 4 ‘ “ay, Ww) ie r hie ' ' r is W »* plead. | ar in Southern Ol fore é. ircuit Ju i ° is § S «* Ney te dge Sher- | ys «s » § o Hate a charge of mur- is . = de Hal 8S. to whom % i . ° c 5 » 4 smouny nar 3 N by ‘Art’ } co Cust married ' ‘ ae Ny N h f ‘ ‘ t | | ‘ B47 and buries it in en |S ewman, Chief Lieutenant of Charlie ‘ i } Ox“ it in 2eV- 4 in Riter’ 8S Woods ive * By P Oo 27 X : | Alteyi{l! ~*~) Irs Pa. age . «* 4 he mer \J e ,* S & «s P he he S. Hales o1, of | “ ¥ 4 Wife of on | % Adi« ’ } ~~“ '% 7 dion and their thran |% NEWMAN AND BIRGER JOIN UP AND x | it? ian he P ‘ iy . - ‘ | meg” ANH courtship, |& DECLARE WAR ey net it Win i v* % | 9 Lucy ‘ay . ¥, , ‘C44 “9 OCGSSS0C BOSCO OOS SOS S SSS SOSE- GOSS $5336) | in Fulton County, IF . L. Seely’s Suit for Half of Property Begun in Father-in-Law’s Lifetime Still in Court. An estate estimated to be worth from $10,000,000 to $15,000,000 is disposed of by the will of Edwin VY. Grove, president of the Paris Medicine Co. of St. Louis, who died at Asheville, N. C. Jan. 27, at the age of 76. The filed in Probate Court here late yesterday, places the bulk of the estate in trust for the bene- fit of the widow, Mrs. Gertrude Grove; his daughter, Mrs. Evelyn yrove Seely of Asheville, and his Edwin W. Grove Jr., of Hamp- ton Park, Louis County, who is vice president of the Paris Medi- — of pneumonia - will, son, St. cine Co. The share of any beneficiary or prospective beneficiary contesting the will is to be forfeited. No men- tion is made of Mrs. Seely’s hus- band, tl’. L. Seely of Asheville, who a suit pending in Circuit Court half of the Grove estate. has here for Will Suit in Testator’s Lifetime. In this suit, filed in 1925, Seely asserted Grove had agreed to Will him half his fortune as compensa- tion for his services in developing the Paris Medicine Co., of which he was secretary-treasurer for a few vears. Grove, in depositions, de- nied making such an agreement iand denied Seely was responsible for the conipany’s SuCCCSS. The company has prospered in the manufacture of tablets. the formu- la of which was discovered by Grove when he was a drug clerk at Paris, Tenn., in the "80s. Grove was buried at Paris. $1,000,000 Inheritance Tax. Rumors that Grove had estab- lished legal residence in Florida seem disproved by the filing of the will here and the fact the testator describes himself as “Edwin W. Grove of the city of St. Louis, in the State of Missouri.” The will is dated June 11, 1921, and bears three codicils Previous wills and codicils are revoked. It is esti- mated the State of Missouri will realize approximately $1,000,000 in inheritance taxes The Federal inherit additional. A possibility that the estate may revert to charities eventually is contained in a codici] which -pro- vides that if Grove's grandchildren have no descendants, the’ estate, small pass to the St. Louis Union Trust Co., trustee for the St. Louis Community Trust. a charitable or- ranization. The family residence at 4361 Westminster place is bequeathed to Mrs. Gertrude Grove. The trus- tees, Edwin W. Grove Jr. and the St. Louis Union Trust Co.. are di- ected to continue for five years Grove’s. contributions to the Kingshighway Presbyterian Church, to pay $1000 a year to the St. Louis Provident Association, and to pay lifetime annuities to five persons, $6000 to one of them, Marjorie Grove, a foster-daughter, was married in 1923 to Ken- Taylor Wood of Columbus, O. on the estate. ance tax will be who neth Bulk of Property to Family. The remaining net income from the estate is to be divided Into three equal parts and distributed in i onthly or quarterly installments to Mrs. Gertrude srove, Mrs. Seely and Edwin W. Grove Jr. On the death of Mrs. Grove, her in- come shall be divided equally be- tween Mrs. Seely and Edwin W. “rove, Mrs. Seely and Edwin W. Grove Jr. haye several children, The trust estate is to terminate upon the death of these children, and the principal) is to be divided among the descendants, if any: otherwise it goes to the St. Louis Community Trust. The will reveals that Grove, in addition to owning three hotels at Asheville, owns 1200 acres of land there: coal lands itn Monongalia County, West Virginia: lands in Chihuahua, Mexico. and property Georgia, known as Fortified Hills. UR. AOKS COURT 10 RANE FARE IO EIGHT GENTS Sets Its Valuation at $75,- 000,000 in Making Appli- Federal cation Before Judge. THIS IS $23,000,000 OVER STATE’S FIGURE Pulitions That New Rate Suspended by Service Board Be Made Effective Sunday. JEFFERSON CITY, Feb. 4.— he United Railways today § ap- pealed to the United States District Court in Jefferson City to grant it a fare of 8 cents cash or two tokens for 15 cents, effective Monday, a rate which the Missouri Public Service Commission this week de- clined to permit until its account- ants could complete, about March 1, an audit of the company’s books, In Federal Court, the transporta- tion problem as it-exists in St. Louis today, becomes fraught with possibilities of grave consequence to car riders. Not only is it prob- able that the company will obtain its desired fare increase speedliy, but the question of the valuation of its property may, and probably will be, reopened. In the event the company chooses to press for a higher valuation than the $52,000,000 fixed by the Mis- souri commission in 1923, it would probably be successful in the light of recent United States Supreme Court decisions giving great weight to the tneory advanced by utilities that they are entitled to valuation at present day cosi of reproduc- tion prices, regardless of the sums they may actually have invested in periods of lower prices. taises Question of Valuation. Fares charged .are reckoned dli- Should the rectly from rate base. Ut.ited Railways obtain at this time a higher rate base, the fare, for many years to come in St. Louis, would be limited only. by the willingness of the individual ear rider to pay. The city would helpless to obtain any that the company be virtually fare recuction did not accept. The conipany, in its petition to- day, ‘makes it difficult for the Ied- eral Court to pass upon its case without reopening the question of valuation. The company asserts to the court that the value of its property is $75,000,000. In its previous valuation case, the com- pany’s maximum figure was $70,- 000.000. Against this the city set $30,000,000 as a proper figure bused upon actual cost of the prop- erty, but was ready to accept $40,- 000.000 as a reasonable fare base. The commission found that the property had cost $35,000,000. To this it added 50 per cent to rep- resent the advance in prices and thus to bow to the Federal courts and their reproduction theory. It then subtracted 30 per cent to re- flect the depreciated condition of the street car system and arrived at its figure of $52,000,000. The city accepted the figure, a bit re- luctantly. The company accepted it, though it has chafed since un- der the belief that the commission had slyly nullified the present-day price theory by subtracting 30 per cent for depreciation, a figure which it considered very high. Other Issues Involved. The present action of the com- pany is no mere application for temporary higher fare. In it are wrapped up the fortunes of the group seeking to reorganize the company and take it out of receiv- ership; the issue of new franchises by the city, the fate of Mayor Mil- ler’s service-at-cost ordinance, and the possibility that a decision for- ever wil) prevent a low rate of street car fare in St. Louis, except by the company’s consent, The application of the receiver of the property last June for an 8 - cent fare was not merely for the purpose of adding to the company’s revenue. It was a move also in ad- vaneement of the negotiations be- tween the city and the Reorganiza- tion Committee for refranchising of the railways upon a_ so-called “service-at-cost” plan. The reve- nue of the receiver long had been inadequate upon the show!ng of his books, but he had not moved to In- crease it. However, the terms of the service-at-cost proposal, if en- forced, would have increased the fare at once. This was recognized as undesirable. The public prob- ably would have been dissatisfied with a new deal the first effect of which would have been a fare in- eH ee ee SE Lawyer Accused of Trying to Buy Government’s Evidence Against Sheltons Bn nn OR In rng a Seg eS Deen > ee) SO A i are Sor. ae JOSEPH McGLYNN. ON INCOME OF CHARITY LEGACY ee ee Margaret Olivia Sage Estate Wins Case Over Large Aliotments in Will. iivy the Associated L’ress. WASHINGTON, Ireb. 4. — The estate of Margaret Olivia Sage of York won a $309,000 tax case today before the Board of Tax Appeals, which held that income derived from the vast allotments set aside under the will for charit- able, religious and eduactional pur- poses whe deductable on the in- come tax return. The decision related the in- come tax levy for 1921. The In- ternal Revenue Collector had held the return for that year contained improper deductions for the pur- poses stated. The whole estate was worth about $50,000,000. Direct bequests for charitable purposes aggregated $1.285,000 and $8,618,079 was :et aside for other specific purposes. The residue of approximately $40,- 000,000 was left to 35 corporations, organized and operated exclusively for charitable, educational and re- ligious purposes. SECOND PERSON HURT WHEN TWO AUTOS COLLIDED DIES George Broadhage, Injured Mon- day When Woman Was Killed, Succumbs at Hospital. George Broadhage, 53 yveasr old, a painter, of Prospect Hill, St. Louis County, died at City Hospital at 1p. m. today of skull fracture, suffered Monday afternoon when two automobiles collided in the 8600 block in North Broadway. Hie was a passenger in an aufo- mobile driven by Edward Rauth, 2836 Lemp avenue, which collided an automobile driven by Guilford, 1915 North Ninth killing Mrs. Alleene Steven- of 1103 Tyler street, a passenger in Guilford’s _machine. The drivers and three other occu- pants were injured. LOCOMOTIVES TOW SUBMARINE PORTSMOUTH, N. H., Feb. 4.— An unusual feat of naval engineer ing was accomplished here when three locomotives, hitched togeth- er, hauled the submarine S-48 from the water to the ways of a shiphouse, where it is to be recon- ditioned. The S-48 went aground two vears ago off Jeffrys Point in a blazzard, with 39 officers and men aboard. Repairs costing upward of $1,000,000 will tnclude cutting the boat in half and lengthening it by 17 feet The submersible, resting on a wooden cradle, re- quired 7000 feet of one-inch stee] cable and a large amount of tack- ling apparatus to attach it to the engines. They drew it 2500 feet from the water onto the ways. The entire operation took less than New to with Duke street, son, 68, "Continued on Page 3, Column a 20 minutes. Heath, manufacturer, today filed a volun- tary bankruptcy of the offer of his 350 employes to lend him half their wages for as Heath Should He Try Adela. ed Poss, eb. veteran Haverhill aS, A cen ‘ial BOSTON, petition, long as necessary. have i; but the liabilities exceeding ly $300,000. Th another offer, still to in a month, the company loan, given This however, which Thev same open to Heath. back him in the business later SETS RECORD AT 174 MILES AN HOUR IN 450-H, P, AUTO ——_— By the Associated Pg —Capt. bile ing er car. CARMARTHEN, Wales, Martin Campbell, racer, Start at record, $309,000. EXEMPTION ALLOWED FIRM REJECTS OFFER OF EMPLOYES’ WAGES ENTERS BANKRUPTCY Haverhill (Mass.) Shoe Co. Workmen Ready to Back J. 4.—Fred B. shoe in spite would $24,000, schedule filed today shows assets by near- 6 employes made is offered way, should he decide to re-establish his Feb. 4. automo- was Officially recorded today as making a mile from a flv- the rate of 174.224 miles an hour fn his 450-horsepow- This ts claimed as a world’s ‘4 Once a Waif— Little Johnny Car- Becomes Host roll, deserted by his ‘mother, blacked to Royalty boots for a living at the age of five, and lived for two years in a piano box in an alley. But he was diligent in his business, and at 79 he was entrusted with the care of a Queen, and Princess and a Prince. lhe story of the waif's rise to wealth ind position is almost unbelievable. “In Bloodv W illiamson” a Sheriff ra.itgans own story of his tempestuous tenure in of- fice in the Illinois county is replete with thrills. Sheriff Gailigan discloses Litherto unpublished facts concerning wus episodes in the bloody battles between klan and anti-klan factions in Williamson county. The second inetafl- anton! tragic reign of r ’ P 1an- The Carlotta’s PI che “Mad Bmore fom Court at of Mexico” recent- Last Dissolves ty was brought to an end by her death in Belgium, her native land, where for 60 years after the downfall of Maximilian’s govern- ment, she had lived in the past, be- lieving until! the end that her court- iers and ladies were gathered about her, and that ehe and ber husband ruled Mexico. Scotland Yard Finds the When the son of a rebellious Indian tor - potentate disa Missing Prince peared going heme from England, empire politice were involyed—eo the special branch imme diately got on the job, This is an- other episode in the ““Master Man ‘unter’ series now appearing in the POST-DISPATCH Sunday Magazine -_-_— he / FACE TERMS OF 25 10 60 YEARS EACH IN PRISON FitzHenry Reviews Four Counts Relating to the $15,000 Mail Robbery at Collinsville. By a Staff Correspondent of the Post-Dispatch. QUINCY, Ill, Feb. 4.—The three Shelton brothers, Southern Illinols gang leaders, were found guilty of the $15,000 Collinsville mail rob- bery by a Federal Court jury here today. Judge FitzHenry delayed sentence in order that the brothers might move for a new trial. The Sheltons—Carl, 38 years old; Earl, 34, Bernie, 28—face a sentence of 25 years in the pent- tentiary, mainly because of the damaging testimony of Charlie Birger, rival gang leader, and “Art” Newman, his chief leutenant, for- mer friends but now sworn enemies of the Sheltons. and They were convicted on four counts—two of assaulting James Mathias, Collinsville postal mes- senger at & a. m., Jan. 27, 1925, each carrying a mandatory sentence of 25 years; and one count each of receiving stolen mail matter and illegal possession of stolen mail matter, which carry maximum sene- tences of five years each, Concurrent Sentences Expected. The aggregate of these sentences would be 60 years, but Judge Il itz- Henry’s practice has been to make such penalties run concurrently, as he did in November, 1925, when he sent “Dinty’’ Colbeck and eight of his followers—the backbone of the St. Louis Egan gang—to prison for 25 years for the Staunton mall robbery. Beginning at 10:15 a, m., the Judge reviewed the four counts in the indictment against the Shelton brothers explaining that they were charged with assaulting a mail messenger, with intent to rob, with illegally receiving stolen mail mat- ter and with illegal possession of stolen mall matter. He cautioned them that the bur- den of proof lay with the Govern. ment, and that they must decide whether the Government had proved “beyond a reasonable doubt” that the three brothers were guilty. Defines Reasonable Doubt. “Reasonable doubt,” Judge Fitz- Henry said, “is doubt based on evt- dence or lack of evidence, such a doubt as would cause an ordinarily prudent person to hesitate In de- cilding a grave event of life. A rea- sonable doubt is not merely the possibility of doubt but a real sub- stantial doubt, not a device to pere mit criminals to escape punishe- ment. “You are the sole fudgces of the facts and it is your duty to weigh the evidence, and decide the degree of credibility of the evidence. You can consider the demeanor of the witnesses on the stand, the reason- ableness or the unreasonableness of their testimony: you can consider the opportunity the witness had of learning the fact to which they testified, the witness’ personal in- terest In the case. It is your duty to determine the credibility of the testimony of the defendants on the stand, bearing in mind their ma- ‘terial interest in the case.” Suggestion of Counsel, Judge FitzHenry ‘hen asked for suggestions from counsel. The Government offered none but Ed- mund Burke, of defense counsel, said: “I wish you would state that the credibility of some of the Gov- ernment witness should be judged by the interest they have in the outcome of the case.” “I believe the jury understands that,” the Judge replied. He then gave the jurors verdict forms and copies of the indictment and Inetruction. “One thing I for- got.” he remarked. “You should consider only the evidence which specifically concerns the charges in the indictment. Considerable ex- traneous testimony concerning oc- currences in Willlamson County and elsewhere has been given, which ts incompetent and tirrele- vant.” He explained that the jury could convict any number of the de- fendants and acquit the others. The defense however r during the trial _—_——— me ae Continued on Page 2, Columa 2 _-~ a Eh OS NS WR CG LINN. 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~ ~ Ls ___ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH____ OPPOSES REVIEW —DEMOPRATS LOSE IN (COMPARES FORD C0, Buys Back for $270,000 Rembrandt COVERNMENTAMMABASH RENEW PAGE? __ ________ ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH. FRIDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 4, 1927__— Elman Plays to Youngest Audience OF SENTENCES IN me, SEE TAK CUT FHT WITH CTHER BIG FRNS) Painting He Sole for S108," GaNGSTAgROFFER TO SETTLE. TV Leute ea ee ed mu Sir Joseph Duveen Pays Highest Auction p).,. 3, pay au MAR DISPUTE a " @' Resolution Passes to Use| Banker Ward of Chicago Val- Hit ; wes , | % JACK DANIEL PI f}] a ? ea peek Treasury Surplus to Reduce ues Its Stock in 1913 at Price in U. S.—John Ringling Gets One | — Arlington, ie — we A ef Public Debt Instead. $10,000 a Share. by Same Artist for $78,000. Beco: | Sean + ees BVva : | TE a a : | aon _ The Plaza Hote, 9. Magorneys Notify State Pub- e . | €. : ge de Ee: 6: WASHINGTON, Feb. 4.—The ; : ~~ ' ee awe . ity Government Files Answer Fie an ; SPS cane | Genate today Went o8 second tet Post-Dispatch peenre By Leased Wire From the New| night was a portrait known as oe, avenue, East st Service Body and City Me es, a 5 ge ie ae e ' : : ; 9-2: iy 4 3 » | Evangelist.””’ which Johr Kingling, rata; ’ is ° ° ° | Bee. uni eRe Nee eae RE Pee 5 ee Sa OT the use of the Treasury surplus for ss =e ; . by ane neat ed York Bureau of the Post-Dispatch. | Ev al &« ist,” which Joht 4 oy 5. | operated as the lic ilies ) to Certiorari Action of a Wisp. OREN ee ee ee af WASHINGTON, Feb. 4—In | er.( circus man, bought for $78,000, a! f Willingness me : me BE RO eee go reducing the public debt, rather comparison with the position of NEW YORK, Feb. 4.—The offer-| price exceeded only by = at .ewman, who testifieg Counselor oO . A - | Berea ' ‘ i: : ! ee Se 8 than for tax reduction inti try | r Oa, Sie ele 2 Op a — > ao : RS il ia Pee ; e Rrow she 7 ; inental] ; ‘o Rembrandt paintings in » Tit ortrait , roverniment in -- ' Nat Goldstein et Al., nee +e Lg CEN es TF ; ee ian ' A resolution making guch a dec- the Brown Shoe Co., Contins ing of two p 6 | for the Titus portrait. % the trig to Compromise. s boxe , ” ‘ ™ +} “4 , ; " . . » hig ’ “cyt ; laration offered bv Senator Norris i Can co... Cluett, I eabody & & O., and} the Stillman collection drew to the} Both oO! the se pict ures wer? ti ihLon brothers at Supreme Court. | Be a ie X Ae. em in| end, tears’ by Seemnee Fe . i812 1913 the Ford Motor , 'attendant upo he loss of his ¢S-}| gar an in; a substitute for one by ’ Senator 191] and ld t last night more than 1200 picture attendant upon the ! é “S"| der an injunction is8ued SUIT IN tax reduction at the present ses-|Vierce C. Ward, an investment | $ se it me one ot the art treasures otf | petition to modify the al question the Republican insurg- | ‘fallen over each other rushing to The highest preyous auction) son, Charles C. Stillman, and was! ent in the Shelton’s ‘the B. a, Goodrich Rubber 3. in American Art Association galleri ve | ed about 166»), “ hen the af fli ‘Llonms WeeK Was Da dlockeg - : | ; *; See OS Rn BO ae Rakes ee B.. be a é ; yi eS be oe: es . , ei : ee | company stock was Ww orth at least l tate had mellow ed but hail not im- : ie ORR GEE BE > re: ee og eg fiarrison (Dem.) Mississipp, | ‘ ; a ’ Court last June | DEFENDS VALIDITY | &s REGENT en ER ie OE EEET . e re eres | ; a , '$10,000. a share March 1, 1913,j buyers and resulted in a price of| paired Rembrandt's powers. The po i: | | | Se i ee eee er whee see es | YUtOn OUR RAVe Canmeres le ei =270,000, the highest auction price | | | He padlock prog i COURT DISMISSED OF INDIANA TRIAL | a : atic Sg 3 uate ee Fg, Seis Ee cion |banker of Chicago, told the Fed-} ever paid for a pictus in this « vase} Titus in his collection and “The! the hotel, were with! aes Say erate? oe: |, =e ¥ s The Democratic organization op- ‘eral Board of Tax Appeals today. | try, for the portrait of Rembrandt “ Evangelist” remained for a 16m) terday, pending ¢ ° o.% ae yee ) : Bs posed the Norris resolution. lor . Fe , yee : , . ) ) Denies Charge of Petition-| ; eae ene oS Mig See 8 | 3 _temiy “oo HD) the first time in years on a politic-| Were reorganized in 1912 and 1913, Sir nbemive Duveen, the weyers) Humphry Ward of London. /was overruled. Co truction of Viaduct Be ee ee me, ce: So |Ward said. Investment bankers| had owned it and sold It to a client; The Stillman collection belonged! East St. Louis Service « aa ers That Prosecution Was a ee seer eee me Oo! . rr re “@ ents lined up «solidly with the Re-|throughout the country would have | some years ago for $105,000. to James Stillman and later to his} named by Newman @ With 20-Foot Clearance, Sn ss SaaS Be he mas a | ati ie publican regulars. There was but | Z be, aa & ie Rae Je in Abuse of the Conspir- | ‘3 A. igh eames 6 ga te ‘s . sf ieee oe break {n the Democratic ranks,| Detroit in 1913 if they had be-| price for a picture in this country fauctioned in liquidation of the two} time Newman fatally she Tracks. Si UE GES iy Maer ae es bite ts Son itor Blease of South Carolina| lieved there was a_ possibility of} was $137,000 for Franz Hals’ Pero art estates. Of the 54 pictures in} Gordon, a Shelton Over acy Statute. 2 Beate ee Be i eRe RR ORIOL. WRC 5, ER meee See Supporting the Norris resolution. roseyanining the Ford company, he| trait of @& woman. told with the} the Jist, 14 had hung from 1921] named in the inj : a ioe RR Le ie AM, ie os 7 a The vote was 46 to 33. | testified. hertgeg ilman} prietor of the hotebatamene Wabas™ | Oe Sight Pe pes ERS SO ; eee 3 of Massa-| In putting the value of $10,000 a) 2 . ' a ;}loan in the Metropolitan Museum/|the raid resulting in the ¢ its neral Post-Dispatch Bureau, a 1 ge Sat ae SS a Se is a | \chusetts, told the Senate the Har- tshare on the 1913 Ford stock, Ward| Rembrandt's second offering last) of Art. | action, ces © at to the 20.22 GW vatt Bldg. a \. me: fe 3 . : ‘3 JACK é “ S - reece : te]’ i ini rotp n Papi | Co 7 . St "4 a Thy : ‘s es rear of the hotel's main dining; Patrolman Robert J. (Tex) Bour-|share on the stock as of March 1,| planations. the persons owing them were “exe- | flwi tute of 1925, passed at the de- o at St. Louis. re sentences / manenvere ' ly « h: , le , ; ss aii es ' . T , 5 Bist ac? tT ical amels, betas & : ’ t] 3 ; 2 ma ne uve red care fully SO that it room. , land, former city detective Ol st. 1913. set bv Daniel { Roper, then The name of Fa F. Loree, head cultion proof t* Zach ritz told the | ‘ tee itt I eae d of , vil ad , mploy ag unions ; agains ie six named were )- » Aiffic , r tc ; es oa “s ies “a ; Brat = _ , ’l moths an ‘ _" eS es ; : J ; would be difficult for the jury to Government Stresses Feud Aspect | Louis, was called next. Joe Me- Commissioner of Internal Reve. of the Deleware & Hudson Rail- court. moths and Ren istOdons » clearance of 22 feet at all held hy the Appt Nate ( ourt AL consider the defendants individu- . - 'Givnn came to m 7 h e one t ’y o . road is confie *ted i VW CA ie . resents ad with the ~ quiring 5 . nei ‘ : : i; : Chicaro It is a review of this] ay : of Case Against Sheltons. bane “ne tO my Bouse One UMmei nue, Was erroneous and shauid = : n all street (he receiver took charge of the their existence ducts, except where the Puble | the er * or ae with Lester Grigsby and some other | ave } Iv $3500. T , gossip with the Wheeling activity, |e any 2 en | | stale nage a t ae ‘ : rh hie » hee , . ‘ > » OS: 2ting activity, |company June { last af os romis ' hall declare udgment, upon a writ of certiorari , Te RGUMENTS, which ccupied | ; a _ | have been only $3500. he expert ~ es ae VOR ee. ee Juds , UpPO L ‘ larl Ordered into Custody. 7 0 p fellow in a Buick coupe,’”’ he testi- as that road was included in his truction it acticable that is now being sought. After concluding his instructions most of yesterday S session, end-| 73 seers . ; ; aie | h ‘onstruction Impracticame, ; ‘ — te F “eae FF They called me outside and proposed trunk line, as outlined ; « passed after the liti- Answering the argument that the! yugge WFitzgHenrv ordered Car! Shel- ed at 5 p. m., with a 45-minute} P : | Blaw was passed at! rs rnp udg nr) ~ari SNe. ie a | before the Interstate Commerce ae Lee wn Win I'nited States District Court of In- ton, who has been at liberty on address by United States Attorney ' Hon hau con ueu™ | ity Counselor Notified. ngs stipulated. Recently the Supreme Court at) to Oe AONB DO =) “y Se ey ip } testimony was introduced today in ; _2 ian effort to prove that the Roper A ; i valuation was fair. : a What information the Government (COoOmmission. «108 McGlynn told me he wanted to get i‘ounselor diana was without jurisdiction over ~ oe him : ha | Provine, chief yrosecutor, who ; } . , 1) : | ah $70,000 bond, to be taken Into the — ‘had in this case and said it would Valuation of $12,000 a Share, mec row i Homer. Hall, | the offense charged, the Govern- Marshal's custody with his broth- dwelt mainly on the Fang aspects! = | _ { ‘ wn ane: ! i ; Marshals ¢ } be worth considerable money to me . Mapunse! fo! e Wabash, tn a lettel t ‘, ; . ' 4 ant’« attornevs nasser that ha bin A ee ments attorneys assert ha t ers. Che three brothers were tak- of the case. to tell them about it. Charlies L. Bradley, vice presi- ADVERTISEMENT United States, under previous de- er Jom ‘ » int + Mentions of ‘Red Williamson’’| dent of the United Trust Co of i en to the Adams County jail, where , “TIT met him again on the train tt ' 7 + Ne isions of the Supreme Court, they order ’ . — wins and ‘‘Bloody Williamson” were in-| ‘Neveland. O h ified after . ley ordered lunch from a restaur- mae : Cleveland, O., who testified after-| For Col O edasu , : . 4 . . . i}comin , l . > 5 b r Pironr or oO cle arly had the right to bring the ant. The wives of tha three de- terspersed frequently in his speech E Ip he re Mond zy « HirTrger 8, Grip or Influenza trial in any district in which an| . —e ee. and the gist of his talk was that the . > } gS | nD AT: y > , " me As a an. tate fendants, with court attaches, were ime he was forced to testify for the vench tif hy! f their ap- ‘ atio! ‘ { ihe . br. aSSLON, ward, placed a value, of $12,000 a pat i com: Lanion UV i= tl iracy hel ible f t share on the stock as of March, | 6nd 98 ® Preventive, take Larativy Made for YOU . .ctiiiden or the comp sal res overt act, as part OF (he Conspiracy, | the only persons remaining in the |Sheltons were responsible for Most) ., 1913 BROMO QUININ oe i elle Riptaaend tte was committed. courtroom. of the crime committed tn the/S'eltons or he would get into QUININE Tablets. A Safe oly és o **¢ t” ora fentered into between the city | t le e sal a wad afubt, Dr. Ralph E. Badger, financia!] . slim ra stou . | In the Jack Dantel case, the at- At 12:30 the jury went out to Southern Illinois feud. ‘trouble. He said he was afraid if BD 5 and Proven Remedy. The box bears Cc 'was on the train. Jj MeGlynn told com- : ae 7 7 ; @the Wabash Jan. 27, 1926 Lester Vo-| Carl Shelton saw him get off the | S@¥itor to the Etank .. Get tE.W.Q . ular.” A Suit cut feOM@iey,. ould pe very glad,” the : same train wt Sirear Shelton | estate of Providence esti- | the signature of E. W. Grove. Peters mee pelle marshals and returned’ an hour|&el, had opened the argument at, sam — with Birger, Shelton a ite oO pias ne 30 R. I., testi g ove. 8Ue. tern that is made trom road attorneys sav. “to join with! thir later to resume deliberation 11:45 a. m. with a summary of the | Would Kill him. fied that in 1913 the investment ) Son es 8 ema anna Sentara | ; ng oe | city either in a stipulation or a O : Yesterday Vogel, ina sarcastic! banker might reasonably expect individual measure. buest to the Supreme Court of | groe Oo! an) ele etrical Pump, used J ‘ a > «5 rerny? ent’ ‘qe declaring the! b é Judge FitzHenry to Fix Penalty If | Gcovernm 5 CAs, Asis beeeae: - , ‘Ss ee - ; Jury Convicts Brothers y prosecution had proved its charges. cross-examination of McGlynn, had |the Tord company to make $930,- ST. LOUIS POST DISPATCH two trousers during : ouri for th: itr f such -or- Ben “0H asked the witness about the alleged | 000,000 in 1913. Founded by JOSEP PULITZER 8 by that cout Tray be Dec. 12, 1878. moval Clearance, - . . ey mo? if ? } " ¢> ’ "> SF \ - » viv »” Tch ~] ‘ . torneys point ou om a flunch accompanied by two deputy Provine’s assistant, eral such acts in Indiana, including the transportation through the he ‘milking’ operations, and of He briefly reviewed the testimony' ar warenoune. charged with robbing James|0f each witness, stressing the tes- visit and conversations, and Me- A rumor was current in the ‘ublished Daily bs The Pull Pub pber for the p ' | having | Rags o> " -m ‘ . s 4 e ‘ H a ‘ — hae "oO . > TV } : ~ . ° . - ;s held, was the transportatl re money package at ’8 a. m., Jan. 27. | automobile for the robbery, and,! ©* imined by Vogel, Bandy intro- | compromise the case for $15,000,- ne eg le exclusively entitied to | © | upon this applica- a ¢2470 Lp ™ an — _— i ; would be 60 years, but it has been | defense witness particularly in ve-| Shelton and ' ie wanted to} quickly and igorously and that AKO Muench } tit} Tr » he + r th: ft t h » ’ ._. ¢ ; yy ’9 hrin«c 1; P . iy ‘ ‘ _ . . ; * * - , . ; ee ogy a - i | Judge FitzHenry’s practice to make lgard to the element of time. | ering liquor into East St. Louis] he will personally appear and urge ' he prospect was crime followed the messenger who t° eas : ee Toe y ther witness ha | Vou paved the ; ‘ eps rs ver ai a d 7 ; . (such penalties runjconcurret tly. MeGiynn W ith other witnes iad * } 1 the way for him* With i prison sentences for producers and t} =X uld still remain x 5 “tes ha SAO Ooo tron (“ing inna- 4 fo. — wih » . on — orient - Keo ee . % Q : carried the $50,0 : ' :, corroborated the Sheltons'’ story | an amused smile, Grigsby replied, others responsible for objection- Bupreme pur fy? ere’ ee f isky taken from the . , juantities of whisky take T HE Shelton brothers are *) ¥ poet: 5s satets oe veh. x piney nenern S Behe why igeblapetin— Merete” mane eee ten tes au Nem. AY, ro ea ee ss the State of $50,000 which — ' hairman .of the} Dlic Ser ' mmission. satd Che argument of the petition- oe boss a. a RPV Ie eR aati va + >. a pea rey P To ae $ ey) . Reveme aS ; ee Aa ae) at money and other prop- ecarrving out the conspira-| was transported through the — Pe ow a ey eet se State of Indiana. nevertheless, the passage of these articles through Indiana, ae distinguished from a passage through any other state, — SORE IONS wes not prescribed or intended by the conspirators, was entirely fm- ce ee ee ee (‘onvicted on somewhat: similar ge * eee ie e a lcharges in November, 1924, ‘“Din-| that they left Newman's Arlington ; “No, sir,” and left the stand. able productions. vear the mat- then the rovernment has the | eh poogae ae : , Raat + uis at 7:46 | hi : - oe ; tS : ee , choice of prosecuting in Ohio, In ity’ Colbeck and. eight of his fol-| Hotel in Fast mh 1.0 " Py ‘a — I 1S will interest established electrical SUP’ ; ' ul “supreme : insta: Sie a ayn, | lowers-—the backbone of the St.| a. m., several minutes’ betore the | & : ~ @Nd We exp an early liana. Illinois or Missourt, and that ; , in +4 Sar a 4 ‘ ee ? ‘ " | | d ‘h | - | | b d . , uy on t he same reasoning the crime ouis Egan gang of St. Louis—| Collinsville robbery, ana drove to | ce ~e | p y, Ta 10, Whnoiesaie p um Ing an automobile . * Question whether 4 +> ] . j } 7, . r) : : | | | | Marion to attend a funeral. Now- : e ; : | : : - FE ) 1] Yi ttar ailes Ss ’ $ 7 . . ¢ d d d - ls f a , al - 5 renee Ls Pennatent to a eo ee N rel | lett after | A Genuine WW urlitzer Professional | istriputors an InNagIVvIagUaIS O character l coneurs in rancisco tor ae ery in New *k i and give the Government the right | t to prosecute in any of the Interven, | | vewman was smuggled out of interested ing districts through which the let- | Qui ia es ashe ti | —— ae of dete wey CouUnpe!, re i he . : ‘ .% pee: or the | Quincy at 6:50 a. m. today, bound | rected his argumen principally | im . e . : owners to intervene legal tr had passed § Pi ye axophone Outfi Can You Swing T . |} for St. Louls with an elaborate es- raj sirg { Newmi j ' § it y rriie@he hs » afflea Declares Reasoning Futile. | at a ! : a et eS ” S ed D ortunil . | % ve the effect “Conceding, for the sake of the sentenced by Judge Mitz- | enry to 25 years, the mandatory | mian had testified they WO 1 © cena & Sekt et eee C-Melody or Alto | with organizing ability and some finances. ME be possibin. onus ae Harold pt ol of St. Louis detectives. post- | he charged with ‘‘framing” the | ECOGNIZED as the finest Saxo- ; be eemernt age he- fina : @ 4 * * - , office inspectors and gang adher-| gq, rains » She > ae THe: phone built. Handmade thr . e | monev oT Tettt’ — : . as ite argument, that where, In carrying ' pees against the Snettens. fie se | er GREAT deal of ONey Was equipped w ith Lamsor pneumatic ity would i ‘ ents, in three automobiles New- out; beautifnl tone. Regularly sold 2, ade by i] i th ] sniled the character of the Gov- | for $125. We advise immediate se man predicted there would be trou- lent’ “ > Te I canapirator in one distric /ernment’s principal witnesses, as- | & : Sy on as only a few are offered ut : , PCU 5 ; by bs conspirat a Bas Waa qth ri t for | hie on the road. te , that t} i ' vabhens s f Everything Complete, ’ ~ this price an terms. panies WwW ho SE cured distributors thousands oft husi IC SSES Use Lam- delivery in another, the transpor- Secret ee ee és eet egg S pecial— . ; ‘ hd nm roar _ : j ‘ : vy n ’ ‘S . ~ . . as tation of the letter by the Post-| go. sno | ae . ye “dg made) }ungey had been positively re- Wig, A CT NOW ' rights to automobiles and radio son conve yors Hy . , , . : - ‘ : or ine oOuTrTney aST Nigrnt Qi ' ‘ . | >> °c ; ores - ie journey L he WAs | f. e im p1loneer days. Here and now . ttor: oe a) 7 , Early 17 d * first Lamson office Department over a route se- | told that he would be given 30 | — gh nig apt presi 00 " yo | F | 7 lected by it would not constitute an | jjynutes' notice ae oa, i It would be better, he con- | € ¢/ For a Short Time Onl AS ad. Si1mMuUar Opportunity in the Ice Maid was pr duced | tee the . ; - saa ¥ (iw , —' ¥ out a conspiracy, a letter is mailed | men and com- tubes and wire carriers and and ty On; delay Ti iti of , ~as fe or ; oe . > "9 } Ti ‘e } > o - , , 1 overt act tn every intervening dis- | parture, and at 6 a. al ae | luded, “to believe the attorneys | tastest growing industry in tne . ‘ +) 4 va ha la? _r h | P y ’ ‘T)?) ts " i+) baad 2 : trict through which the letter might! ganed at hie room at Hote} Quitn- | and other reputable citizens who | ft Special Terms country—electric refrigeration. Lamson Company Three years » . A 4 : , : : . . = ; ** ‘ : Pass, and coneeding e180. for a like cy. The party slipped out quietly. appeare d for the de fense than to | The Lamson Comp “aL, ha ‘ { ago the first lo M ud was © Id, wae da ‘ 4 id aay ./4 purpose, that where a conspirator In the first car were three friends | Se ee ee sito. af Ig catgg ff | Sy racus N ¥ ith $15 O00 and today there are vaae. Ts bers rocures an innocent agent tO! ae fowman . Hoe r ; | man. "@ are trying a mall - . OyTacuse, iN. -» WI 91) UU UUYD ' I of Newman one a acout who, | J's ¢& iail rob } ears /, ’ i of satisfied users to testify to its \ \ \, Se ae ener . om -o- “~~ a ® . - * ‘ « ee gue or | Down resources, a high rating in Brad- > > unusual simplicity, low st of transport to another district prop- | Newman said, knew everyone of his| bery case in Collinsville, not 7 P | streets and Dun's, secks an ex- ayment | : ) peration, anc comparative free ——— = ee erty designed for use in further- enemies. Next was Newman's fe- gang war in Williamson County.” | ance of the conspiracy, but without! qan occupied bi Newman, Mrs. | Edmund Burke of Springfield, | . any instruction as to the route the | Newman, Freddie Wooten and Har-| second defense counsel, gave a f : , ehall an ‘ arryvinge | . _ ; > - . > . ; agent shall take, and in carrying | yey Dungey, a Governmant witness | forceful talk in which he asserted i> Balance eee Ap its electrical refriger It is the proudly guaranteed prod: ’ m* Te .. 5 , , . - ‘ 4 - . a” a - . . sa ‘ . S73 a ‘ milist&t VN out that errand, the agent, at his | * case, with revolvers, auto-/; that Birger and Newman were try- : ating machine and cabinets uct of e ; ’ . bh, ; held oO} tion, proceeds over one of eseyern] . jet le »A ‘ rachina _ . ‘“Snea tha 6, — 7 , ie . eo at yt) VCa}©°r Company a if nas s ; VA ithowt } if es as 2 ; | mati pistols and a macht fun.|ing to “use the Federal ¢ ourtg to | aty For nearly half a century, the ee : , aa terventins inte avarabre routes, the passage of an) Rehind rode three St. Louls detec-| frame and get rid of their ene °.f | L 3 Cor yh | nenenepclien! grass Very oo ‘> pert re | . y 4 . amson OM Pany aS been man u- j ‘= ; vers renresen! ec | , ny? | va , *> Tiga * ' “ss , ” oi _ - - a. ed 4 pte rit } rourn ore OT wore iImte i * ‘yea and Two postoffice inspec tors Triles. The courts, postoffice in- | facturing prod ‘ t} ¢ has CVE! intr % UcCCiu Ft : actur oducts that are inter 4 : et a? than 1s feet a a clusive distributor for this nich dom from service requirements. ~~ ee ee ea. ow > — Mop Meet ee . we Maye — vening districts does no?’ esult ini N lan sal e 011] he { : . : ; iad Fok sedate ogee an sald he would ¢9 to St.) spectors and the District Attorney | | } The Compar - ‘gine oe get Or an overt act in| Louts, 170 miles, and.explained that! were being used, he sald. ‘tn A ? ‘ | nationally famous for their pre- sit es) ee listrib . nm sf rime 7. . \olace — . @ i Wad cae ae “4 i. j . > y ‘a P 2 . ae 7 | . — asco _— ee rs nar rth oe had seen three Chicago gang-/ clever frame-up by clever un- cision and accuracy The U. S utors a financing pian fo! sales neither of these contentions would | st whom he considered “plenty /scrupuloug men.” ' (sove h he _ made te ‘rs ald the petit . i . = 4 rovernment as eT using Lam Mace » USeT! pevtioners in the present in Quincy yesterday. Rebuttal and Sur-Rebuttal a (a Private ! , 3 ‘ + — CASC. Birger Remains in Quincy. The only meee 3 examined FREE ;i: Sax SOT) pneumatic mail tubes and Car- For Cc . ™ nr | e Pe mm rrurey it10n ‘ aE ; : hefo “Here, the indictment charre re ‘maine YOuineyw ; = sere ‘ given free with each outfit r- j 'e ’ , , soho ey: “ie ™ Ne ne i : a. meet mabe : ie de — d Birge Poy mained in Quincy, keep- yesterday were three introduced py | chased during thie sale! ™ riers tor twenty-five years. Every phone or write at once to Zi | . - here, “ tov ; r enon i ABoeyite SE ee to his quarters on the third the Government in rebuttal to " woman has seen Lamson products Ad ie orest auto POTUATIO i gb e State o n- oor of the Federal Butlding. When | jn | 4 : ce , ' | ' ipeach§ testimony Cc . use hout 95% « » de S tt : eir ob-| how diana of money designed for use| he ventured out for breakfast to- prrnagenoen McGlynn fie neve Be Pe » A : ) y- of all the de- ’ PHELPS Kia Se Placed be-' Can in carrying out the conspiracy, but| day he was surrounded, as usual. rebuttal by the defense : 7 Soe Open Saturday partment stores in the U. S. are Hotel Coronado, St. Louis *. a : ee : The ob- expl . n : oe ’ , Chock Nite Until . SE ‘ear ago was smal also the transportation of an elec-| by gang adherents and Federal of- The Government presented Cor- 9 O'Clec 9 O'Clock oe es oe i! pump, as we ll a@ &RYe>« ificanll, ficerea and ¥ as «till masquerading nor i] Tloya FE Moore army me | eemmenelll oc . A ig _ m7 se eonnuatesiontal ail ne Giieged & conspiracy to transport as a United States cavalryman with crulting officer at Herrin, who , : ‘bord that «,7 . : ninoin it tive nad@t m1 a ae aaa CLEC EER ke tee aR at ed cs bibias : wel ope Page coe aac eee) ' +171 TES ODP AER ARERR LU cnt AARC A RASU RU be ARORA A AMRRETUMRREDEAR OL oLoaticgs albcbabets oontetacedaieke\nueksbee es FRR gr an. B®

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a 1 —————— | LOUIS POST-DISPATCH. | SCS - SFRIDAY =EVENING, FEBRUARY (4. 1997_ | __ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH . pei -PAGE ambrandt GOVERNMENT Clie as RENEHS | memsesrs ver || HOMAN IS SECOND Guys Se 153979000 FROM | >: ome ATE TO BLO 105,000 GHNGSTERS gQgPERTO SETTLE. (“Se VICTIMOFSLAYER, “OPC "18 'rimeess, Dies ponrene coy ony tifleg ; tries romise. at Quigg to Comp > BSNS, Be. ——— 'Never again will the gypsy's bow Princess smiled. Rigo left; and} OO rt sisi : 5 eo 5 |. Clear, but the polfce are working SU IN a . ee William Rohn, 32 years old, wh sweep the strings of his violin in!the Princess and Riecardo were | Testimony was heard bv Federal’ In June, 1922, he engaged in a eee NS Sea ees~ ‘unken brawl with Private Emil SS wT | ie ras iTif. ae laved by the neceaseaxsgity f an-artilless rest x s itn ae ; sai ; WEBB 2 : of stop] the machine cn lyf ‘abas Philippin ! Is} — a a: and also the gypsy’s love for music. | igo S star began to fall, and he| Phe estate is in th. hande of ee nieatinads eka : . - Lug tel] ; abas,) lllippine siangds., e ‘norcked nie eas ' eee . ‘ ‘ L | , aNotHer anh crouching on the st il the qa The ¥ | Joh. f | r anocked When he was 10 years old he was;took to playing in cabarets. For! Gustav ] ; ; as oe Ade : ; Pt ( + ; f ’ i} 7 , next . chan 4 ane juct th ks a ' 199 ee a £0 | of the Belgian rovalty, saw his it has heen said he inherited|"°OW on trial. Loaned Mother Own Money. | with smoke from the fuse. and the Xpens: re) | 2 ie ‘ Dreseng ¢the viaduct over the tra’ him in January, 6, through the... ey? 4 ) . __ “y gto — % eX pel ire}: . i ae ; gs, mp or tne \) recommendation of Can . wavy cs, and listened to his , $1,000.000 from the Princess hi- | Holdings Now Worth $3,000,000. G. A. Franz said he had never | Office door had been forced open A 7 -— : = “ty : a ; h . of ) Tt ant aranct ‘ . a¢ , a } . a - . “ 77 » | N ’ ’ ‘ r Z 7 } ‘ ’ . . > ' ° »f SJ ; yz rgy . ._>* a | ’ ny asset; c the niu wil] ] ePelmar With a o"-100% ® : Witney..a brother of Mrs Saner musts She abandoned titles, pal-|may, but before his death he was | Irs. Sophia F ranz, widow of the refused to give his brother, Ehr- Henry Tebbe, the man arrested bash wi we — wars. PANE : ; hardt, any information dj ; ised n : i ‘4 ‘s) a - that the Wa ; reque sted ee ee * eet : ; s aN a. - tone o m= $s Aan . OR EL A BO OO OO hl. ep AEG Le MR GE Ate A MR . t, h th 4 stipulates Rohn‘s Confession ‘ , ace Ss a nd the xocla!l world to run living on the bounty of the é | erocs y° 1s 4% % vears old a nd lives in ’ d -! : Slrmulate d Intoxication. police said res in future seek to raise s ‘ ee away with Rigo. T¢ Budapest !tional Vaudeville Artists. |Pasadena. She placed the prop ,45 to the estate. He said money | He declared he knew nothing about Car aioe oa conression trom -Ohn,. whoi, ‘ :} ‘ = * , . , ; te, red bs at other crossings sout! a Taken | : Kill } “ ‘they went, boasting that theirs was 1¢ Princess de Chimay erty in the hands of her son and of the estate had been loaned to| the bomb or about his own move ’ ey at L.440a . j . : ’ ‘ q %¢ | 4 Fon ; : 1 ~ oe ‘ ~ 9 . ‘ et ‘ } a : ; Z > ) $5 proj ¢ Delmar nctibstedesaes oe | G : erie age cde the heirs at 2 per cent. The trus-/|.ments during the night, except iantity 0 mn UG Abai ‘ % a ~ . : ‘ ; “17 . & } . rs a1mnN. 2 rn} ] A 1) is in aq ¢ ritical os P ; oS 7 . . aie ae : ae “4 ¢ ’ eas ‘ . —_ : ' ; » i 4 Wher Mavor Miller and a pash ] hetts., ()ne Man 9 Hitio t Betl nd , ' ! } image, and while |Ward. da ugnter of a millionaire | &%: ime tne triueteee sav the ees loaned Mrs. Sophia Franz | that he had heen with a railroad ' : rie nm at TNE SG, Ni€MOrIE ieee = ven Ves . ited 75.000 : 9 > er 1 «es : : Scials reac . , nh r Fire ‘ | | Ze by st may obtained a {Detroit shipowner. ‘ue of the holdings of Purroughs $75,000 at 2 per cent, he said. |}man whom he named. The Jatter ie 4 , * + - | ~* ’ _ - x ie lel aa Ai >t i . if ~ ro . : ine a - ‘ Fieae i . SPs i —- 2 rT OY . aos ré A . . , . : ie ) 4 af , a¢ » oF ‘ sir fy “ % P , 4 . Proprid © ago, the railroad’s appeal was | See eae . : oes ——e —— — K 4S hecome more hie: . 29.1... Do you canal an to sa} i asked | a wakened at his home, satd he had _ ) ,| homas M. Pierce, counsel for the| been home with } is family all Sener ‘ i f\ i j : te the U the I nited States SMupreé me : +h, 6 Te eg ee . “J U R KS FEDER A] OO. and more nan $1.9000.000 ff oat : ’ ie urt. Property owners in the Del- ; : ve ar . SS TRE O : : in dividends has been paid to mem- paneanes! that you loaned your night. Tebbe, who is 32 veare PM Msirict inlervencd, and the| Six grocers, inclading three Kro-/ | “She always bossed me. | She al COURT TO RAISE | bers of the family mother her own money at Inter-| old, said he was an ironworker r . | G Franz was the wi ‘iving at 9945 South Broadway, St x, ‘Wing ‘ . tea : : : a ; vor ceantre ‘ ‘ oc . S ‘ > 2 am TLE J: ‘ . i ai «Aa WmagAB i. service Commission refused | ger sotre man: nln Rosbitet- ed. . “Fk | FARE AND VALUE. - 7 on the witness > pnit Wee de , 10c! stand at ) : ‘ranz , iteme ae al ‘ ; Smobiles | seemed} Louis County. He served two © ake jurisdiction in the 1 Si ; ; , 4 , Ata a t ' : | ‘ 4 * , 4 Oot, Bene 0) the estate had heen Ph St bhariv Geologic Avex , a ~ l through and a con oe ; a rest 1)é ntly the tactics of worth $121 19 °2 a shar This , hj : Convic tion in 1929. and : : 4 a 4 P ; x4 " . ") ; ‘ i . j ' oo ‘ : at Of fav in ? i ty . O-¢ : red as i0 whethe r THe city. or ger store | | es ‘ La. “4 ie : h if): wey j the would nean 2 market value of yan }i Many! ttorne y % 2 he was sentenced Vey 0 “The ’ A nas Pierce estimated that the estate! ro § +} } veae Iie eaid the | ay: ; ail hi i be ei blame. 3 ; ne ; 7 1 TY 6 lg aay T ’ . ae 1? Wes « a . . T} Ile workhouse for earry tHria Talirevad Lica . is J 7 iif ’ Ji : Tri \ . nH - . : ‘ } i. ' ‘a4 ) mie ru > ‘ 4 l ‘ _ : Se | s 2341110 rativ . Asked what he YOM. ived As tree. WoOotnuil vs i ' ] ’ : ] . hy : 7 ¢ : a tin > . all} sorryv an : ; r? 4 ~ cA, i se (l¢ { S)! ao wler i. } , od go , ie liad PUSILIC! . in 7 — om ' 2 : af Opo! LU, P ee. Kranz said he g nd Buder ear } i po ? Farly in the morning of Jan 21 OO TR ae Be at 10: ¢ ate ee ee - Eg OE A CR ATER NN love which all the scorn of so-;whom he once eloped, was Clara suder as trustees in 1898 Since e rea hed the compromise a a . ~~ “ em " . : pa + on . es ys ~ tye hey Sap t ri . a A a te a A CE LO go Ne ee Cy A A i mn ee a cern met ll a A ARC EN CTCL itt TE LTTE LEY GE tN AL at «hy; Say he has been arrested about 2°06 d not estimate the amount on) times bee a Supren ‘ourt r for the lay wi : ' On rte Sa TN) vant ee M 7 sj _- ' ' far fr receive qd 150 “richts’”’ to buv Bur- ee ae forced open the [Liberty ed horses qummmination of the effect of the | j.4n entered carrying a revolve tn Diledt elie mn nts and hence become a popula Ls aaa ae its Hs ns an the rights ggsco rete Blows ee ats. | ee ee oo _ atole week-end ha lizards, 0] ow: _ ) i 2a¢ a | 3 edi ic toes i | eae eS ee - ce - ; : mea ire aa i‘ | a = git! . eal nim vi — Last vear. a - _ ee as ; f - wh pn , P yr ae ry the manage- wil} a ee | adie hae es ihe Iver the Commission's Head. ! iti a : te fd, th ustees received $12,-| ight prize cats owned by the late; Ment as amounting to $5200. owl tiimemne inf feet at all | € . from er Oe ee ar am by) | ¢ a fficial r rts this morning that 000 each. He said the estate had, Mrs. Emma Presho Bennett, 78 Finland Has Rotary Club. ! a are . 1s, ee ‘ Pay are tomontt m ! las ee if} 1e pile af) Oporto had | held various serge in other con-, years old, of Bath, will live on the CHICAGO el 4 ef* = ; cerns, and that these had heen sold, | cream of the world for the re- Pega : ra a ‘ormation the figures at | mainder of their lives, as sole heirs we: bs ‘Olary cinb at Helsingfors of the $10.000 estate left by Mrs. Finiand, extending the organiza- / pp tion into a thirty-elighth nation. is announced today by the Rotary In ternational. (;overnment nid-after- try approx!- alg eet A pagel on eat : “i 7 ) 7 also as unable | Bennett. The Society for the Invalid Helpless Witness, Into elTet COnTIGeNnt | LL Ga La : , es ah ' tice: tO Sav how much monev the estate | vention of Cruelty to Animals is Cen Pex a r ounselor meena “] OL I hy AA LES OL a ee i ‘ r Bry WD ina me? Hall. , ‘ : Mrs Sane? 4 nHejpi-r a ' lisc |] ‘ byw a1Qi1 WOUL« ."A aac . a- thal sina: dual ve On de posit, 1} ough he suid the residuarv legatee t use Th Mase! for the Wabash lette! 7 ee en ~“SauUs ~~ ae ae | iin : : »] a ; a j i 4 ae oJ : sé a ’ ‘ . } ' ‘ 4 nd 4 { i | a id i i .? ‘ i ; e se mt , - - ! sae 0" i OL tn i nay ie IS Till Lal } h War L it gle i] OT) | iTies Ou : rhia ‘ mee ‘Ss } nana and I ul 1O' pie nt , Lie The \ O¢uUe OF Made for 5 OU a not fc bee , 4 ices ae , ‘i ‘ CR ES ‘tory the rurde: al then - sin Foy - 1 Sundar Tho ' £anlZ mreparato! ‘ attacKIng I; } ii , *¢ rar “4 ‘ = ; La : 23 rie one 108)] a . we ; * me - +h , a avs ‘slim’’ or a ‘stout’ ora nt ween the cit: ro t 2000 Hebert str rn Cees Oe ' haemicharaceptes re eens : ular.’ A Suit cut froma term that is made trom ¥ ad attorneys say, “to join with $ third street and took $3! | hn woode! > ili lat two trousers during our @% for the entry of such or- wo. veg og eee i a rn os i iiaen |-chairraain te flee . rece} moval Clearance, until ; tive | e 1 e mel | Sale move to 210 N. 9th str 1; : ‘Want good near Olive. No other kind ‘he Only Me: | The popularity of —ORBeEEEESBESBES fs is manifest in many | . ifming como is of laher. “mother of péarl, lapis lazuli and gold— articularly adapted to nity and cigarette cases. CHWS BOLLAND’S Locust at Tenth $45° $50 $55 Be TAILORS AND IMF ERS | ar cas pi my Paella on e “he oi eee oleae pat bi A OMAN'S SLAYER HANGED 204 NORTH se EMecnct Against Proposal. Sea Phe Db has not been re- AFTER DAY WITH HIS FAMILY L yor Mille; neg: Jewelers for 79 Years + ‘rms oOnvenience 3 g _ Colorado Governor= Last-Minute agreemecr 9 i ago, is on ; hn kK Haynes i vears OG ‘pi } Appeal Fails to re . . ' asure Journ to Ube } mprietor of a lunch ’ Stop Saver's Mrench 4 a ee 7 Execution in California much (Oday si as North Taylor avenue slugged rp ‘ i Sie 20 Bee . | Rae, he . 3 | Sechkhs 3.2 Per Cent Return. mVEs SCM the Ompro- no robbed of $7 hy } Ww : ' , 2 j Z iu! 4 ; oe ’ ; , Tr) 4m. oe ? the CO }rY B WAS cr : i « — e . ins ‘ Was suge . GC a aqaayvs ako rdaered breakfast al Extra Specia) Hi; on-Dac ked. ta pestry OUR ENTIRE WINTER STOCK | hi ree arme * ranger la He ‘ea nee? | eter: . TED Met the cate in court, cone 10-10 bem OT Mt today for the murder of Jap- |of $75,000,000. Othe ‘ — ad 2 has : Hart Schaffner iy se not in the mame an Gh ning Malone cee neeittn (ainer from Denver. and hig wife. number of pamengers carried fol OT HE ONL YE ‘. 2: | MeNICHOLS: (ay & Marx , { ‘ . rs 7 . - ‘ : ’ Lie ; | ‘ : | _o : . . ‘ A 4 ba’ , “o ‘ s . : —— > . } nun . " f if " ‘ i i «i ’ a * i j ” ’ i ? oa i"? ’ ; ’ 7f , : 4. ares. ‘ ; j ~ 4 VIIif? . fia { , P ' , ; Ts Ty O } 5 . = Pe ° ’ ‘ . 7 iii .4e i} i citi } a - ‘ } j Y) 7 «)y an 4 ’ vy é ’ ‘ } nT f ral " ° j :, r , 5 , ; ‘ ] + ’ ; ? ‘ ’ ’ iwford renorted } ndua S e)| nal act2 : Las: I P ae } y ; eR \ “ast it) Orn? : ~ 7 . ‘ anad some iy Mances a wa " } A Wo TO eT h Was 1 favor of the Aaron Fleischman K IS nion Asso- was robbed of $30 ents Ww) a u? of r\ - nr ~— per cent ip SBESBSRBEBRB EBS CE RGR Bwrases in SRR ee eReee ee ee Dlished electrical sup- Imbing and automobile =) mped non the machine and Aftar rohh an tool s Real Opportunity? re OME: | TT tae abe alk a Wraunide [Glen aektaaear TE or | Pare ccotke Gane Tr : re, brown's View of 1a inured west to Vandeventer ave--found dead in a rooming house. tinople, today ma: d Miss Eliz ey $50°° coats for *25°° $ 85° coats for ‘425° : oo serch sagem ee | ; Peseet e ee $75? coats for *37-*° $125°° coats for *62°° wo Cadets Hurt in Plane Crash, . - SS ee : \ Choose from all remaining coats from our fall and SAN ANTONIO, Tee. Web. 4.— {requirements 6f the ftalian ine: « winter stock at HALF PRICE—fur-trimmed and plain H. Ranney artford, gardin ublication he bans tailored models; many ideally suitable for spring wear oa. ° tinteeae mass lcs Gt ee eee Revs ee — ALL DRESSES, SPORT AND Metobber fiat. ton ‘They are members of the Wholesale Tire Prices || PERFECT DIAMOND TAILORED TYPES | % : : ie. She, siloment trum testers | | Rech sinne waretelly actetted and ARE NOW \ PRICE on our 12,0008 mile guaran mountings. A. ” re in the } ital sufferi: teed Lancaster Tire backed The Store of Values v , by Glenn's 26 years’ quality REGINA, Sask... Feb. 4.—Detee- | from sey cut 1 their f; an tire experience in | ‘ Deferred Payments : ’ id: . oth a helie , 7 j j see for vourself, ; tive F. W. Smyly of the Royal Ca-|* | aan ae ; "Rh 4. Lancaster users CEO. L! | — —_ ee ee ew Sey ie ae —s | Pare getting 20. iadian Mounted Pouce, testifying , irred while the iad : . 4. Overeias , € before the Customs Commission ,, vaged in maneuvers with the $11.70; 32x: 5.08; : (ime i Li bi ' 14%" 1 ' } 4 : , ‘ « | hie ; A 4%. : ° : . - . ‘ ear ret ~~ ev" here Vester: \ SA } 1h! ot ni : re, yesterda) ald ma 2 ony rwenty-third Infantfrs Balloons, automobiles, tires and radios SOK5. 77, 60; houses have heer amucegl: qd intr Salvation Army Office to Close. _—- $71.90. Other sizes equally | eat re¢ ligt qe] artment the . low. : # - i Washington Avenue at Broadway on_ Arm) 26°0 Ane eve. VULCANIZING—Skilled mechanicnn moderna 607 LOCUST | ESTABLISHED SINCE 1891 from the United Stat: \OulS gt & , ae : : equipment enabies us at smal! cost te guaran ction, whic nue, . i be. 4 BOG MNO Es when tee you satisfaction or refund you cost of repair Just West of 6th St. A ae ehe Iivuenpet Conner , y » WOOD-WIRKRE-DISC WHEEIA REPAIRED act across Wi ' gress oj Oung i | Kime. also rim parte. for all make cars People opens. GLENN'S, Grand and Pine BI. Lin. 2363

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4 nn SO ee _. FRIDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 4, -192% Saturday will bea big day here—we re prepared to serve the largest crowds in our history and give the greatest values . . » 5 Tk An & 2) vers. Waa > SF oe + ores 2 ake ist ; pt M2 faa s : , " 7 . aie. . : te a ay 4 Sie ON N % » 9 4 . ht ta eyeiee os r rae ee Toe Sar . . a ° Lig ay are ‘ - hy tone Pie SP ei. oasees. . P . AL ‘ae Pe Mae TRS Mae OR TO ae ee ae ee ; ANNUAL END-OF-THE SEASON CLOSE OUT SALE OF Z O00 New Additions to Chic Sprin bon @ | a | | a - The mode in black-and ind very important gul satin with feather trimmirg sketched. Very new, to | combinations with flower Se ae gS ik PS, hee ate ee tt ae a Aa ern . ———s falls PgR eR ec natin leap Nn AE nite Mil Soe oso ih iii ag S Sle aug ited wie oe reas che: {St nm Ce ye ae. Pe se ae fe ; #4 Pi ean ORS ah NE AR oe a ls eb At s ys oe Sat edteeiaial y ro. \a fig Sy re ae, * Sonny, 5 " ’ wedi ’ re Oe Sekt Ae # _ > ee ae ete ombre effects which one SUITS—OVERCOATS—TOPCOATS | ae A 2p GORD 2 SOE OE EG Many New 4 in Smart Ha A smart Hat for eve f you keep in touch wit A ye ee Sota ey ASS RA ap ee Me; ata : Aen ies os Sala lial ‘ 9 “ > ate SES salhe SRE Rae SA RENE BE. BES PRR Dies Ae te yee ne Fe Ray So ER y , 4 * : Hs pa Ren | ete. he ng ‘ 4 2. | | A z , Women’s Co For Spring BE — All Sizes wi Are A ay B (Fe Many of the Suits EEE You’ll see sizes and | fil shown in this great ee S models for all men —- sale are of weights ESF BAA EZ — big men and —— SE The and colors suitable ——_ , EB A small men are am- ; Frock = 4 : worn Ové for Spring wear — t 7 lin! WB pt oe ee ee Ss > Rare rs lew? at Ses ee 4. * ne : _ et ee i ANY of the finest clothes in our HERE are fine suits and overcoats store are in the group—also sev- you ve never thought you could eral hundred brand-new spring suits, —— ae ae get at such a price They’re all de- just received from Hart Schaffner & ic eo dee Ee sirable. The fabrcs, patterns and Marx are ee making a selection overé¢ent ta this styles are wonderful . Just take a look you never dredmed of seeing at any sale It means fine at them—you'll be quickly convinced - ye time for $33.50 quality in woolens, in this is ‘“‘your’’ sale Our Entire Stock of stvle, in tailoring | g Overcoats Re , ‘ ‘ ae a a a 3 earn © i, ee i ae pe: ts RS ee ee tee ees ~*~ . a = to he eer ove Se Ww : Satisfaction ¢uaran- teed | SEE THESE GREAT VALUES DISPLAYED IN OUR WASHINGTON AVE. WINDOWS € No Charges " y Bia _— > es ma tor Alterati . a — Washington Avenue at Broadway Charge Account Col ESTABLISHED SINCE 189] aTs attached and in « '€ priced art en ee ell Ste 6 IR NN RR eS = times PS RE Meine Drea. pelle RE cms atiae

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__ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _—_ | _____ FRIDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 4. 1927 _ SS a é - - o-oo SL r ——— ee ae Seeeeeeneeeeeseee ne — _ ee _— _ -- ~ " So eee ee See Our Other Announcements on Pages 16 and 7 or ae Re ae a | Smoke Abatement Week | . if Help clean up St. Louis by co-operating fn | . 7 the abatement of smoke. See the exhibit at 2 : ee 4 the Woman's National Exposition this week, : GRAND-LEADER- — —— ee ——— ~@ Misses’ Frocks Present New Modes ¢ AN % Springtime Fashions Are Revealed The Silk Classic | SOR . $20.50 of St. Louis h 25 © $392 One recognizes important new trends of the mode in silk | ae crepe Frocks—pleated, tailored, and lace-trimmed, exploiting The Annual Fashion Event a1 new colors and compose harmonies. Satin Frocks in black and Which Offers the Newest Silks ; — rye pripeaccen ag ppageey ae wy in ’ . : . coior and soit treatment. nd for the very tirst rin ays, at Exceedingly Low Prices Frocks of light woolens show new rwoupaaa feet ee ‘of plain and fancy patterns, and one-piece tailored styles. Poe lett m ptintaetpeie aoe ye iat . widen 7 ‘ coarse a . Pray Patte ae se Ba . Sensei: C4 i SOS Ce ee het ek Ay ae C4 — * * > Ss. oe tag: er oe wed re meting Neer rm cin 2 ain way tie oe > ns | eeereer esa ae “ * s - a> set ere Oe wer as ——~" orrome te > a Petes: Petit Point Crepes The mode for Spring favors color and the com- bination of materials, plain and fancy; so we have had an excellent quality Crepe de Chine embroid- ered exclusively for Stix, Baer & Fuller, in quaint ; : petit-point designs, in lovely colors and striking ) rover ths cmast aad-seeiieedie-satamss:tahas aaa black and white effects, 40 inches wide. $6 5() plaids, with tailored collars or trimmings of calfskin. . (Third Floor.) 2S2 os e Sc Topcoats and Dress Coats in Spring Modes, $25 to $110 Very new for dress wear is the trimming of monkey fur, American broadtail, mole, calfskin, and queen bea- 2° \2 > 2 Black-and- W hite Hats New Additions to Our Showing of Chic Spring Styles at 10 The mode in black-and-white is shown in new and very important guises, combining Milan and satin with feather trimming as typified in the Hat sketched. Very new, too, are the navy-and-red combinations with flower trims, and the three-tone ombre effects which one seldom finds at $10! The chic close-fitting felts, and soft crochet straws complete the list of smart Hats in this group. et S25 a o > C2 eS 24 ose ee ore S52 Chiffons, dainty and ap- Pussy Willow, the exqui- pealing for Spring and Site silk of rare beauty Many New Arrivals a5 Os Summer frocks, should and quality is truly : ‘ a be selected now from charming in the new flo- in Smart Hats at these interesting and col- ral barre 40- 3 95 A smart Hat for every costume is possible : orful patterns: @49 QO8& inch, the yard $ 70 if you keep in touch with these new styles con- 40-in. wide; yard Wave Stantly arriving. Black-and-white Hats are a new feature; crochet straws, smart ribbon nov- elties, feather-trimmed Hats and soft felts. (Third Floor.) + * « | Tailored Topcoats for | ‘\ the Smart Junior Miss y 4% * oe : 4 % aid g ‘ uJ wad 2 = P ‘ a ¥ oe 4. % : | j A Above. Misses’ 4 es : Tailored Frock of JeN ‘ p Dunwoodie Crepe Mie ee : Decidedly the preference of the younger set is the featuring the new SR EE ~ ; : ‘ h h combination of ee ATS Topcoat for Spring—and the Junior Shop has many ee, new versions to show its youthful patrons. In plaids | 2 | and tweed mixtures of decided sports feeling, and in Right: A con- re iy Candia cloth with contrasting trimming. Sizes 13 to 17. trasting color ap- Be ee ae pears on pockets, = Cx) was S252 ee Ss oe @, SoS. = »s _@, ° 2. ce o. 2 “S Ce) Pete, K

ee These are the kind of .} Shirts that boys can wear on 25 (x Co eo eS * OO / all occasions. The material is Fancy Boxes from the tiny fa- ~ eee see heeet ee See ; with two pounds of Supreme Milk ) vor size to the very elaborate ’ : , Gra Mode hand-decorated Boxes. filled with Chocolates, specially priced at §r. y PD) -_ Gop” Beaver Brown candies, roc to $7.50. iM (Candies—Main Floor) Black Cx) 6252 ; ~ ww/ high-grade percale that laun- A } 4 » | ders well and it is in stripes, These fashionable Ox- our 5 fords are of patent checks and novelty effects. Account >> x 5 Collar-attached styie. leather and tan call, 7 : : trimmed with alligator. r fe sindictive Geer acon aed ka They —— ch Several attractive styles are available; many are ats attached and in sizes 6 to 16, aC ee ae : smartly cuffed, effectively trimmed with embroider Priced at- R5C sole and rubber heels. : #6 nr si , y mee pplique. . ( Ox ee ofe%, Boss Own Store—Fourt! (Main Floor.) loves--Main Ficem)

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ___ $7000 HOLDUP AT HOSPITAL’ GLEE CLUBS SING TONIGHT ): [Radio Dophrement Located Third A Specially Low Price fa “Mickeu? 4 oe | Lre Floor, South. Store Hours: stallation in This Sale, Third Floor—Sat a | Gino ts tube of 10 Biddle Western ”, 9 4. M. to 3:30 P. M. low Us to Install Your : OO .! nis reture, appesras one with a sawed-off shoteun, raid-|ington University Field House, com- Daily, Saturdays Radio for Best Resalty, | ae it of kiddies whe the Michael Reese Hospital ves- | Ppetin: for the privilege of entering come sepa we how, (‘Be ational contest for glee elubs | IMR alana e THE STORE FOR ALL THE PEOPLE asso | o _ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ee FRIDAY EVENING. FEBRUARY 4, 1927 ———_ WAS: + > : ; Py tercay and escaped with °t _ NOW! THE SECON D CARLOAD Extra: This Marvelous V pita! payro!l! of $7000 after beating a hoep'tal off r and two express "her selected from COrmpany messengers. The holdup oocurred base: nent offices, ona grout 7 lesignated by the = ow > be heard tonight are oa oy, oy, NG yi _ADVER TISEMENT "temo Pes ee Because Everybody Wants a Magnavox Single Dial Radio Teachers’ College of Ex- 2. Kas a of the FGeld House wil! be qPened at 7 p. All seats are BANKRUPT SAYS HE OPENED STORE ON BORROWED CAPITAL hes : a LN Re LET ae eT ae ee _— - ET BA RE SES i SEI fo, ae DRS Aw gape erg Br Se 2 a ie: - s = ~ Oa. | elke ae ae SINGLE DIAL Latest 1927 Model 5-Tube [as Bags OO Sle eRe a TR Ne ca Rea es as hag T VA NES XS NZ DS 7 VT tae ye Mabiiities are listed 7 notes amounting ts more hich were tndorsed br ‘orTa - ac "art riAar - > ‘ ‘ s : we & oh? LZ * —- om 4 + » 9 = enig nas a. $0 minen for @ Stock ot Fox Tailoring Co. ON SALE $40 $45 $50 Suits and Overcoats Tatlored Into the Stvle You Want at . — Te ee ee . no Rs ocr LS ighohe 508 SRA Bao Pe RY te aa ete 2 RI OT ES Se Tas rae Pie Se a ne. 09 - -" " : a oe hf ~~ x : . - y Cu miabait«s: ain + Atos . “ ~ a4 Ngee RO x Aigetdlihets ai eet ap ae te i EP EO ene ~ bt ns a one ” “es Pw ry Pyke 2» he . op Pg s cae ae 0 ire H- ae Hy re a. 4 wy x ye A * + ~~ Ae ee ~ . : ne oe! een es. gl a4 aoe ‘ae ee * « - . ¥ A tere te ee ge oe een DS . vw wet , os » oe ee ee ee Oe * . ; * A powerful 6-tube guaranteed set at the lowes: price ever offered. The new Wurlitzer Console that ALL St. Louis is talking about. Its marvelous tone puts it in the $300 claes Everything complete at only $110. No exposed wires——no ex- posed batteries——no exposed speaker—Wurlitser made and Wurlitzer guaranteed. : : O { Nothing Else to Bay THESE ACCESSORIES a WITHOUT CHARGE Onivy the Very Beet Acceseer ries Cunasinghem Tested Tubes. “3” ; Our allotment for this sale ie ema!}— Batteries, Storage Battery, Built- : a order new to make sure of delivery. | im Utah Unit -maerveious tene. Come in and ask for demenstreticoae Why Be Satisfied With a S S-Tube Set When You Can Terms Own This Beautiful 6-Tabe Onl Console fer Less Money” y 1006 OLIVE STREET EAST ST. LOUIS STORE. s00 Coellineville Aw. : SIGYUTVIFITFTIVTTTTS Fad, WS II VI DS PIS SS VV inary radio value we re giving retinements of recenptior -clantv 1 4%,-volt C Ba attery listin Hee = : 1 Fleetwood Aerial Kit. : oe ees ee Ore | - | Mis aha Was nda ceptional 72 A oF ~~} ; | ns ; | ~ B continues to roll up a remark- ers tell their friends t 7 eo ys ‘3 ieee Regu ar Pr : Berge ein. 2 ie Ee re putes 4 utzit er ee marta | /8.1 - me bs : oMe-strap versic adie record because the value is here and hear this wondert Only $12.50 Extra _ SS — of re hear : _ : : 4 aie 7 yricec ic ln there—and people know it! radio! List Price Set Alone .- $145.00 | _ ae a Sale Price Set Alone .........$39.73 | In Place of Storage Bam J At List Price Complete Outfit. ..$178.15 Listed Above, for Alterna® | 3 +1] sale Price Complete Outfit. . $69.75 ing Current Only Or —_— . Tee qT le success c and volume —- 4+ «+ + 4 Great Names in This Offer: No Guessing for Wave Lengths ) Magnav OX i yee length on sag a. — This dial is not calibrated from 0 to 10aa te oom buckle is a 7 eee ms other sets are. ut the dial is calibrated tual ] - ters .. ne tench on this mod = Cunningham Westinghouse 200 meters to S50 meter wwemener ing Mem Sel aac, get rome haa > Marr ’ ; Reon or street or art (Seeend Fleer, Turn to the radio program in your newspaper. Note the wave length & ] AON SCAN Fleetwood meters of the station, within range, you desire to hear. Then turn to (aE . SUSANNE - cieeegetese ‘ ne te! weer eed : . ee ee ee oe ee ee ee ee nk a

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= _o- aS ______ ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH FRIDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 4, 1927 __ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH - PAGE — - ——— A Specially Low Pric j “Mickey” and “Mary” ) YC) eee stallation in Thi € for In. | mickey 0 Mary : New Scarfs Silk Hendherchiete F vy ee ‘ ¥ 4 ‘ —_ A let ty, AOA At NN A tO. RAY tae ie OS Ri lg tin ethan ns ila A TN Re EA TC IM HR RE IO A tr We en rhe ore ant 1 oh Vin pe Apes anaes tn - ae va eae - ehpnnginpeemeatins re ee tah nee new neREgr RTT oa This Marvelous Value-Giving Event Is Serving a Greater Number of People Better Than Any Similar Single Retail Event We Know or Can Imagine | of $160,000 and Disap- pearance of Records. By CURTIS A. BETTS, A Staff Correspondent of the Post- Dispatch. | JEFFERSON CITY, Feb. 4.-—~»? a 4 ; 4> . A % ihe f J / 6 ; . » The delav has been so great that ———- _ : 2 ’ : ma — ts ‘ , " : a y > mm EF 4 Ra F i = ee, Yaa cha. ale Pe A te +9 Imported Plaids Squirrel, Skunk MG, ad | even if an investigation committees = Sones es i a iz = / . . See BS LN ait. | iT] . i d i should be appointed-at this stage ct rT : Hee : 1 | es ea ) € de . ae . | and Mixtures Ombre Lapan, > h ¢ , Oo legislative proceedings there 1 ate ie) : a ae ' ) “Ss ee a yyy} F ay - Ay, at would not be time before the ad: t MP} | tg . , a oi e uy a aerate mas 9 art ail Pn Fr enti en rie Ha SR eran aN EE Re ee ake ate a etme a NAN, a deel “ee ‘ tt. ore 7 + » ~*, , a + te oe aecetietrtntedlinn Mesias. 6: “nai 7 abe ped ” Ae eB Oe ee ee rn « = 1 nna os ee RN ot OR ER IS a toa * PR Cee & a a ee ae “7 a some of the rumors Misses’ -- “AV ah Ss Sizes 14, 16, 18—Women’s Sizes 36 to 46 VY, cee ‘been traced to official sources which should be authentic, no step has been taken to institute an in- The most successful modes of early Spring find representation in this group. 4 BH quiry in which records could be W oO ' examined officially and the sworn e bought these Coats early—selected our materials, styles, furs, trim- If prs nals gge eae iene | taken mings and linings and had these Coats made up to our special specifications. | MOA ARS TP caucus on Matter Delayed , ) +S) | \ WA) Following the publicatiog Not a retail has been overlooked in the Color dominates the mode this Spring, and mamas temenament | emesis: | | Wednesday of an official communis a5 eation from William Kruse, Secre- workmanship of these Coats—tuckings, em- . these Coats are in sea foam, wicker, swan- ; i, to fl bi -oidery, Tuxedo fron f re and .2 72 . | ; tary of the Prison Board, to the ff Wh; a sw peste ur collars — Ing, ralta, Gizeh, thrush, wood rose, j 4 board: asserting that there was a Cu?! TS. nite co lars with black fabrics Sierra. muftin. bisque, navy and black. , defic if of at leust $169 tit in the | 7uF I395] Qn } ] individualize many modeis. “ (Nugents—Second Floor, North.) oo aN “sa? aan nO eet pe eet a) eee NE Sy 00 EEE AOE eye REPRE — menor — - ‘earnings fund of the prison, and that records were mysteriously missing. it was reported from ap- parently authentic sources that the ‘Senate was ready to act, using the _ , ' ' , st ) ra ‘a oa ~ " ‘ Kruse letter as a Dasis. ) = ‘ % ee ae tk ; . A conference or caucus, of f ete et 17 S15 é Z on whet \ Democratic Senators was 4afn- . ‘ ' & 3a pees nouns ed for yesterda Vv afternoon, the principal object to be a con- sideration of whether an in' Depicting New Styles of the Spring Season ~ G P ) as ning rahe aglemar wiee would he _ A . , . (4 4 / * : ; ’ ? * | Che blousing. the pleat: Z so, just. what the form . k} 5 oe i . The caucus was not held, the an- oo in t > +}, si} ‘ 1 f \ em act on measures before i! It then | hs j — i ’ ’ . | Lne Smart SIINOQUE ~ re i Me ’ A, Pe 2 . ‘ ’ } =Yy he expected hefore next W ednesday, | and the fajlure to act on previous indicate any Payment Then Sizes for Minas: 14 to 18—for Women, 36 to 44. Re Flom RN $3.00 Weekly A) es (OF o . 'y Ses f 7 v4 > c ty at inv & rt] |_| PP Boars od Stout Sizes 46 to 50 'G nusual J alues hearing _— any steps will be | Ge - a ©) en. WR: AL TRcnerrom al LW Boos All the newest colors—Mother Goose (beige), red, Copen, | Se er eee ” wee ui NY : aa NK hii A rrivals t in Sprin g Frocks monkey skin (rose tan), gooseberry (green), and plenty of [oars gg All caeagtomcamge > Ray P bad blacks—many with piquant dashes of contrasting color. san die’ eb.gphvetion. ae | — | | Quon ' f ful Model 25 cme | | 4 Orecasting st hic fo ring. these frocks utilize firm. sheer ' : House leaders, today introduced a : eR Ht Georgettes Her crepe crepe romaine. in the niiinttiinas*a- ahataiaa $ Every wanted combination of materials in the . resolution for an investigation of : \ a i —— ‘ar ; ' : ; : é ce la ae Y Cabinet + fi | anases, miysees’ si ; :8—women's sizes 36 ta 44. chic, close-fitting Hats or the large head sizes in the penitentiary. Asserting that he , = (Nugents—Second Floor, North.) youthful models. (\Nugents—‘Second Floor, South.) wanted “a real investigation.” Ray (in the resolution named the In- 'vyestigating ( «ryyt! tee in=tead of following the ususa: course of put- You Will Like sca the selections in the hands | ’ ’ /) EY a. Set Alone Lists at [J] "Fusions YOUTHS’ FOUR-PIECE SU I TS FR) | On teauty Show Vit wie Mea Represe hinge |_ SPRING Deak e). ei? P 6 3 , ‘of 4 in Knowing tnat every Roney Deru: and Bales of Bhane- my — Regular $16.95 Values sanitary precaution is inom County (Dem). rnajority voted taken—in having experts The Republican shop is so popular. iit to be referred to the Commit- Marcel Waving—Facials tee on Retrenchment and Reform, co Stay, SOONER ane fancy mingiree-wive Permanent Waving with instructions to report within Shampooing five days It is considerea prob- Manicuring able that the committee wfll re- (\Vugents—Second Fleer, South.) port the resolution favorably, but _ = \\, H) P| (6 S fiir any tailgred in dingie and double be 4. ‘ : eet; ) ailored in single and double breasted mod- KEUNG? A I eiS—sizes 10 to 18 years. di Seees ' with an amendment lodging the Reduced From $8.95 Just Arrived! | | | power to appoint the committee 11 the hands of the Speaker, thus golf knicker, or two long trousers—made of good serviceable fabrics and in shades of Our Pric Set 7 Eg lu) rice Orl FOOTWEAR = ; ~. : : me | es ; fashion the mode for down a proposa to constder the Alone iz | hese Suits comprise one tong and one 52) er: | you. This is why our resolution immediately end caused age AGT Mid ’ | -—— it HS Meee tine Boys Novelty Boys’ Wash > | ° 9 leaving it within the control of the ‘ | (bf 3} Ai jt f TAHT I +4 | le | GIRLS SPRING administration leaders By an ie — een) -Oseeeerice | , | : A Other Matters Also Ignored. WAN ‘\ whan: t | geen | Heat ' The prison situation does not ; | Hi] #| Ha H | nf | | D EK stand alone, as the Senate, which . ~ oN TIANA | Piaf yf ge + } ; : ; j R has not pus! ed toward any conclu- Built-In Speaker a tched with pastel parchment MN RTA ee | sion several embryo inquities ‘t um f™P and Persia calf quarter... AEST EE LAH | : I~ With Youthtul has started through requests of de- is of cherry = Ss Bie en: ; | Kg" Chic Continecd ce nent iia Kes aes ‘¥ ADVERTISEMENT | *,° ° ’ im - ~ zien | | Additional Savings. | my yh I-wool French serge reg. _tived too late for our bi iS $ 99 Sg . $ Wig di fIp |. elation Suits—spme with ong S2nHat #ale. ee vy te + a P| FOUND WONDERFUL The New VW estinghouse Ly i F ters a ialecaal aed 4 | ad a buy some of Pa onihertel be | | t \ A Auto Power - +e) 5 f | pleet rom (Oo 1 years. poste pan Sag AE. ne: se : "s ~\. RELIEF FOR CRACKED, | : . , feo : *¢ h Works Direct From Your 3 JD \ WY me young it i diffs BLEEDING HANDS | ‘@ cult to dress, mothers Lighting Socket | | J 5 ~ mY | will welcome _ these ninemsn ASA , = styles that are most Had almost screamed with pais > rice S30) : . oie ) : je youthful and t y . _ | outhful and becoming. Sie beast 5 + Kegular Price >: REVEL KS AR enartaiii Purchase > ~@= WM] They are tailored in | Reading, Pa, Oct. 20:—T om Se cian { /.} ft a ‘ ‘ =e jersey. crepe de chine, writing to tell. you what great re- also taffeta; long and lief Kesinol Soap and Ointment 2-79 M -f Of 7 One-strap version | : ) 7 | i | »/ | Only $12.50 Ex ra i mode iS fashioned of rose. These are copies of much more expensive models, 1 (| | bd | | : 1] ; = (er A AOTEL.&, | i new shades; sizes 6 to ribie sore hands. They were dry Se \~ Tr patent it ic $8 very ‘oman They illustrate the smartness I. - ; it every women 4 a ‘ In Place of Storage BatterY @ , color as a Spring-style theme—and they come wa deca and cracked open, which cupesd bai ages AE wee them to bleed. When I put them Listed Above for Alternat- | shades to match or contrast with one’s costume LD er = TL) : ; . : i 4 : d | ) : — oe mat ‘OR if in water the pain was so great I ing Current Only | acetate emery LEATHERS: ¥ e BF OE E J taf f Girls Tub Girls $5.95 could have screamed and could : . % ache ne ak a ee Podiens yacn F k F k scarcely do any work at all. I had | | ot gee , : | rOCKS rOCKS sent for a sample of Resinol Soap Pouc b and Ointment, but I had tried about j UDeé Ta j Je I ed e “_ - fovelty Styles (Maia Fleer, Nerth.) : : ; S $ 29 $ 95 a dozen different remedies which " yet i ; 4 brought no relief, so 1 had [ttle ss V ave Lengths faith in them and they had not been | . ‘ LS ES | used. At last, however, in despera- ewspaper. Note the wave length 19 F SR $il =. — Ss .*: : cosa Y 7 Clean-looking prints Exceedingly pretty | tion I began to use your santpies bU desire to hear. Then turn to that 2 SUSANNE Wb bac fact TMP oA ) 4 \ eee and ginghams, trimmed Frocks of cotton vel- | to see what good they would do, la 0 as | ih NE A By re eal Ore” , Seay \ . \! te with piping. hand em- vette, plaid, wool crepe and was greatly surprised and de- Gialis not calibrated from 0 to 10 bs OMate buckle is a very . a WY + \\' Ys _ | lHghted at the wonderful relief they oidery, collars and and serge that are suit- hou - om m “ eUei . 2 = . © : : : 7 r? ed in actual wave length meters fr Be Vinge, ch on this modish cuffs some with match able for immediate wear: gave. Now | would not be without | ‘Py rose-blush kid “ : - mie | \ fi ee. ing bloomers; sizes 6 to sizes 7 to 16 years te se pn oy eam and my , tor s¢ + * ' ah (3 } ; . \ ; \ \ ‘. J r ; 7 : ec? ren en Street or after oe el : VE Va A : \ | ie é : > 14 years. « Siiarnincelinieitiniiesiaieiaaiiia caer oeaees usband an are & - wers ‘Secend Fleer. Seuth.) = y, jee , \ ‘ ' , 4 p of your EE F o He 2 “ ~ " . — a . dirs. Johb z. (Nugente—Third Fleer,

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FRIDAY EVENING, FEBRUAI ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SENATE MAJORITY STATE BIG PRICE REDUCTION see PRISON INQUIRY Victrola-Radiola Combinations ff om: o> o-=s00= oo The 7-3 and 7-30 The 6-Tabe Florenza (9-1) : e D 's NOW $360 (cect) NOW$475 (spring) esteem extremal or apnerterty Payments Established 1879 48 Years of Service CEntral 6200 1007 Olive Street PIANOS—PHONOGRAPHS—RADIOS | FREE DRUG g Ont ACIFFER BROADWAY AND FRANKLIN PRE? fine—iret One SALE —Kn PREP r senith La tad re C7 lad t nd l ut ; — f ir) ~4 ; tine SALE —Ba } ATURD AY LIMIT Adhesive sy all | Se. >* Se "Se Pocket Comb Bearing on Situatvion “ Witch Harel. trermlnrcide coc €6©Bace Sulphu La Mar's el wg Soap. box Antiseptic Gauze. S vards ®-inch thauze Bandace ~ Oa Nnut ¢ril Sam pod having Lotion, Keiffe: rated Taleum Powder 3c Tooth Brush . toe Glhreerine Rose Wat sé Rarbaso!l Shaving ( rev Taicum Pewder F-gr>tian Special Single Frico—Kailhe —All Items in This Col ingle P ens Handkerchief Hair (iippers, gnaranteed s le ee ~~ oe « » | 12333 23 STi ph i ell el al oa | ’ ALLL. or-BRak Hair or Cerega T'th i ( igarettes 2Se¢ Listerine Tooth Rromo “seltzer ®Ne Schoenfeld Tea GSc. Bh, $1.88 a . 1% Soda Mints A.D. @Qe- Caldwe!! Srrup Pensin Free Cocoanut Oil Shampoo ran erted i “nt & Perfect Shampoo. 50. I It’ $ Reiffer Free Perfume! It's Kailfer er ik MM! te Rose or Jickes 1 ; Narcissus Perfume I Jockes Club Perfume I ing Salts, frosted botile i eliula Bouquet Perfume i Parson's Axuines Co DPesil Reach PP: Parseens “ure (rets ¢€ orns | “4 ’ vi} eal ee oe nen an nn he Ver, Free Candy! ¢, oe Ro ck (ands | 301 Free Hard Fooly Glass aa dae Pieeunnd Demands of Institutions. R5e. $1.56 sey « — we ' Baas St Mews : - ts, Bas vA PS s oe iF , fis je i ? * oh . og at es os 7 — Fs s eer 39 ‘aS ; Paiste ie sae : a é ng? a, aS; ‘ 7 es 2 oa 9 b x nT ee yg sc ras « “4 > as ey “ yt Z 7. ie. ee: a ae Ra > ee - ry rie Wet y, ¢ BS 2 oy : ee. Be : s - , RD) . s 3, Be P . : 53 ~e wile lL x — a ” ai ai ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Wash bs loths Extraordinary Values Ever Day in February (7 Saturday! A Complete Showing of 1000 New Spring COATS =: DRESSES Every One New, Radiant With Spring Smartness and Spring Colors Hundreds of new Spring Coats, of the best materials, sports and dressy mod- els, fur trimmed or self trimmed. izes tes tea pear Sl acini r ‘St. Louis’ Largesr Bargain Hasement. } $1.25 All-Silk Hosiery | ‘ee aabab hannah h: Largest Bargain Regular $3.95 and $4.95 NEW SPRING MILLINERY 1-95 Every Hat New— All the Summer \ Colors rmoest agssortrmen? c¢ — € hax amazing new Hats e ever offered cat Men’s $20 All-Wool Overcoats : $ | | Hasement. } iy i ea j f EE . a > Continuing the Sale Women’s New Low SHOE Straps, Pumps and New Oxfords d 98 ’s Shoes “$7.98 $2.48 Ha se ) | f _ (a | ” n! eve Is Your Opportunity to Save wr es Sizes 34 to 44 DS SOOO OS 6 OOO OOOO O44 Men’s Two- Trouser Suits SUSE VSSOCO Rete ee eates bbb db bh bbb bb ob brani rari rcanrnannnnbanannn, tment Rercatin BRescement : SS 99999990 900000000000 000008 0000000000000000010000000000000000000006 LARGEST BARGAIN BASEMENT—B. NUGENT & BRO. D. G. CO New Silk a 5798 Louis Largest Bargain Basement.’ Big Sale of Girls’ COATS and Regular $7.95 and $8.95 BOYS’ SUITS OVERCOATS Included Are: Four-Piece Suits Mackinaws and Schoo! Junior Ov ercoats -Lined Moleskin Coats _ Sheep Boys’ New Spring Caps One-mece effect in the new Spring colors Extra we. mace (St. Lewts Largest BPaergaie Basement) "ADVERTISEMENT ty Doctor Gives Fi ane for the Hane Steamy dampness makes hands st “HANDS AND WAI WERE STIFF AND Tailor finds way to ove rheumatic stiffness and A Philadelphia tailor hes found quick way of getting rid of stiff in the hands and arms caused by stant.y using a hot tron. ‘Il am by tradea presser,” he wri “lam always using a hot tron and bands and arms j get stiff. I have b using liniments for a long time an loan’s Liniment is the B it always gives instant relief.” Sloan's gives real help becau ly for r 2 ° _ ~ ) nai Secienn are gone. Ty 4 -- a > 24 ig7 ists —3§ 4 pestal will bring ene of men or women seeking employ vueder situations wanted in ted Want pegce« KNOWS N ITIS TO Had Been Spending To Slee Whs. A 2 Ow bellev« -ontifz A&A PGen “eh a? he'ore |

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——-_ ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ se FRIDAY. EVENING, FEBRUARY 4, 1997__ peti ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH pacieal = ADVERTISEMENT | : ——t Beauty pleasant trae oe oven @ single ap- | Dead From Gas. Fr cation. Ice-Mint is made es | oe ee | Vapanese prod ict that : = Simply 3 * a marvelous for its peace yas get | While Mre. Grace Hunt was 9 4 : er eed on tne nanads or | ; = erties eat of what kind of | @Waiting her turn in Police Judge ein. eC . ace. ; «: } > my) ¢ f ’ . . } ( ni joes she should h a Beck's Court this morning to prose- | Sprin Henk a woman does she should ha amas a: ne rs ‘ j re 3 a Oey marks of refinement. . Ww cute her husband, William; for dis- plications of I e-Mint Wii aAclui 4 make any woman pro ra | | and skin. It costs little and 9s so '¢ | rying his body from their gas-filled and recommended by good druggists everywhere. This recip _turbing her peace, police were car- | home at 4247 Lexington avenue. e is worth keeping. When reporters found Mrs. Hunt | '{n court she was sitting with her. | three children, Calvin, 8 years old: | William, 7, and Richard, 2. She| wept silently when told of her hus- | _band’s death and turned to tel] the. |children, who apparently did not |} understand what had occurred. On Christmas day, she said, Hunt! came home intoxicated and abused | her. She had him arrested and the! case was taken for investigation by the court parole officer to ne finally disposed of today. Monday, following another quarre], she took the children and went to a room- ‘ing house. Yesterday a neighbor’ called ‘upon Hunt and when he got no iresponse to his knock, looked through the window and saw him (lying on the bed, § apparently asleep. This morning he smelled | gas emanating from the premises ie : ' /p & ' 3 and he called the police. The zas. | : ie ye “\Giisesaecy atwnvanncernmene? peas jets of the kitchen stove Were open, , imam i'as were six illuminating jets. Five! A a” unsigned notes lay beside the hoy, |} one addressed to Judge Beck, which read, “Your Honor: She savs she will send me to the Workhouse.!] Well, I say J'il never go there.” : | Other notes said farewel the | Steamy dampness makes hands sttff Rio iy ioucuali sas Hunt was 49 years old, and was | r ] SS T . e a ~~ > > . 4 emploved as a stationary enginear . — ~ left a small am it of insur- 2 — \ gee ne ~~» ed . 7) | “ Se ee i ' o 5 ’ — Sandee ras.” ues Pree ao peute gating ~~ ars ap 7 se 2 ao ate PO ee ee ee eee ee EE ee es r nents + Pelt: RARE — — ite nat etn —— — hy WA 7. tS 4 P s — * a Es 2 hl RP ee MOT * SO A OC EO ry A AD en : ‘ A Bass es “A 4 aniour f WARE STIFF AND. LAME cus sas 100 stones i! \ | ‘John Crimi Seriously Hurt While Ze 4 tad) % Tailor finds way toovercome | Parents Are Eating Supper. “ie fas Ta aS rheumatic stiffness and ache John Crimi, three years old, son en encom , of Mr. and Mrs. Car) Crim!, 1305A A Philadelphia tailor has found a Worth Twelfth reet, fell 25 feet | | + +} quick way of getting rid of stiffness from a second-fl norch to Cw Spring Dresses | inthe hands and arms caused by con- sidewalk at his home last night and J 7 7 S e * * stantly using a hot iron. was seriously injured. The parents Ee aI V In co OO] } i ulte | ked for Sat- “Tam by tradeapresser,”’ he writes. were eating supper when the acci- : ; e Ining- oom Ul € . Newest $ g 0 © “lam always using a hot Iron and my) gent occurred. At City Hospital the , | ” hands and arms get stiff. I have been oyj34 wae fou: > halve suffered women’s wing liniments for a long time and I}, «4.41; fracture and concussion of A Suite we are proud to | : Re tket Glen's Liniment is the best. | °°," } . neussion of ik Get heals caves Ornate ten-piece Suite It always gives instant relief.” eed re ee ed fram Te ee with highly figured wal- +} ’ . . ; : : i i ye é rial l] Sloan’s gives real help because it St. Louisans on Harvard [Ast. aha Re einen | nut veneers on gumwood stirs up your own bodily forces to Spemal to the Posi-Dispatel either blue or green with with panels of burl wal- throw off the trouble, and to restore ‘AMBRIDGE, Mass., Feb. 4.— reverse seat cushions in hit, ; 5 > nut. White oak interiors, normal, healthy action in the sick Edward Mallinckrodt of St. Louis fine linen ifrieze ‘ine I h P iV aK , \8 arments ' tissues. ] } Tf ] nominees {or a place ie nen ae “A + —— ‘ } ° p - _ oe rospecti e The finish on this Suite . e ° 4 > 7°} ’ } ) ! _- s ° . . Sa Just pat it on lightly, without on t! board of overseers a1 Interior construction. ear . Sp! ~~ eing le d & time S. Bride and (groom 1s most noteworthy and it reflects the care and preci- vard University. to be elected nex 1 sho le tw CAS : , : . thage eerie aeons 0 pieces, $195.00. sion which has been lavished on every piece. The 10 rubbing, and the first thing you know. vai ity, . Built entirely in a custom : the aching and stiffness are gone. Get June. Six overseers will be elected, : pieces, $195.00. z : ’ ahottletoday. All druggists—35cents.’ Samuel W. Fordvee of §! suis is od , : mae one. of: the eotineen 4 ee Will enjoy the Saturday afternoon inspection of our postal w ring one of the — a oP WE amMm a . thin , r r} e , iy en of women decking cmploymens | °f the Alumni Association. ide | six mammoth display floors, which fairly teem with excep- i ~ ‘ yl é : : SE A A A I IA A AE — A RE .— ~e ne EN ee ee ce etal er mader situations wanted in today’s | Chaining Gg Foi proms Demo- tional values in Furniture and Rugs. lor 66 years we have — Be | / taken a very particular interest in the prospective bride and PS AE ATE groom who are laying plans for founding a new home. iismteaes , | | ren or even twenty vears later the Lammert Furni- ture they choose today will be rendering depend- KNOWS ROW WHAT ETc oe Se | able, satisfying service. If you are not | = | ) ‘ — SRE quite ready for your Furniture do not y . | Aen at hesitate to take advantage of sale } \ | | FQ, prices, because we can ar- : ‘ file is Pym range to deliver it at , 7 | Atnee he a later date. “le i Had Been Spending Most of Her Nights Trying To Sleep in a Chair. ‘or .nree jong vears I had treat- | here to 1] Ss the most won- , ~ vrntir - recog , . , . 3 #9 constipation and stomach sip os) 5... All en of 4548 Fore nothing I used seemed vega a ; ; ; Mo s . aflG ’ T o_o is i ' . gain Raaement.) er nena na nonneetinteeeeneenstennstemenett a ae until I. began ct formerly { | ati) waned 37.95 and $895 | | a Kiet aera 4-Piece Kitchen Set The Bedroom Suite This beautiful Bedroom Suite is most unusual. Kitchen Cabins | lite ameled on hardwood “oe , with sliding por: elain enameé! ro 4 Vuinned with It LS built oO! walnut veneers on gumwood With ali practical Jabor-saving devices, priced at $36.00. overlays of zebra wood. Exquisitely finished . Kitchen Table of white enamel! with genuine pores with exceptionally sound construction through- ‘ ae a ‘ ‘ : . : asad —s lain ename] On steel top $7.75. White enamel Stool * out. Jour pieces consist of dresser, chest of ; to match with rubber tips on legs, $1.95 Refrig- | | 2 ey i — : rs yoster bed ane ‘rene! ‘anity erating cabinet Tnade To our rigid spe tic itions by draweé r . I | a id ] I ie i van y. | one of the largest quality makers. One-piece por- sie SN celain interior Nickel trimmed 10 pounds ica w. MRS. ALICE LARSEN. capacity. Finest insulation ef cork and felt, $134.50. w4iG yOu believe,’ continued {ting Up in a chair most of the Mrg Larsen “that before 1 used | night. Through its natural ac- mow ge medicine. I spent! tion it was only a short time until Use Your Credit Standing to Pay for Lammert Furniture Same Suite Available With Large Wardrobe and Full Vanity ’ my nights in a chair. asS;this wonderful medicine had the Was the only way T° croula4! bowels acting regular, and from relief from gas; then on I! improved in every way. I ctomach and /! Now nave a wonderful appetite, eat nv breath I | just what I] please and never have ® but even then|a4 sign of my former trouble; in tuld sour and/fact, I feel like a new woman. my stomach in a! Friends of mine who have used tion Y suf-| Herb Extract, formerly called Herb With pains in my/| Juice, on my advice have also told » l was run-do ckiven them and are always rerark- nought all alon ing what a wonderfu! medicine it is. J] can truthfully say I know of 3 . = “= hed Stipa no medicine that will equal your in white, aa (te medicin herbal preparation, ard it is @ né tan, also fancy fast mee) otha: hey g very little relief, | pleasure for me to recommend it.” | = re ' ; . 4 7 . . arkol cgan arte Giagunied with | Hundreds, continue to, call at RUGS.... FURNITURE 911-919 WASHINGTON e* ee e# . C¢ r attached : in Cpr, . _ ; . . ‘ ty a Sives ’ ned ee masts vour herba!! Walgreen's Drug Store. 514 Wash- | 12 . 14 ha y » th nivy medicine | ington Ave., to see the special dem- | 7 . . . e o ‘ j é , " bh ae tite tt tet tet ph hh bb bb bh hh ek heart, ar ti me.of the wonderful relief it has real pelief,| onstrator, many voluntarily giving | used all of | statements for publication, praising | eilized again;this great medicine that their | to sleep in a/| friends may be tnduced to try same. | nstead of sit-/| - ~~ ~_—- St. Louts’ Largest Bargain Basement.)

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_ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH PAGE 10 _ ___ ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH FRIDAY EVENING, — Seek to Identify Body of Man. about 30 years old heid at New Ha- lived here and his name may = = —_—— : — , ‘ err ven. Mo. He was killed by a train been Nelson. He was 6 feet tall, COMPLETE AUDIT | We Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps Police have been asked to try 4 % there Jan. 20. letter to police had blue eyes and wavy hair an Ls) 3 oe , . ll . ¥ s © MOG | ) a iiade dd —_ 2 - J ? says the man ! Su Pp p that are partial inquiry into the condition : i ‘gt! | bece 2 Stat departma: nd . ‘ ' he °, ses | uals eine A: l 3 a Pe € “Maybilt” Suits are the pride of our Basement | ;. henry a it be made by the | e , AES’ . 3. a Men’s Clothing Section and are daily increasing A ike. Bau ee 7 Ses, . A QA in popularity. Men are learning how much bet- a ee : ‘ myew, ter clothes they are than those ordinarily ob | # tained at this very moderate price—hundreds ie in have already experienced the satisfaction off § ..... railleurs Call for wearing them. They are correctly styled and | | well tailored of serviceable fabrics. Men of va-§ Mew Vestee rious types may be fitted because of the wide Fae F ee. cee. eee © F-e eht SOROS es thant tien: " " — - ‘S _ ay NTRS ONS GEIS ANE SRE OAR, Bye SPUR CRS et eee te tt a id : : baat OE x i a ints Ms St 4 ‘ ay ey SHE ; x LEO. Nr voekee .k et tacit es de ab Pigat ER RES: “SO IC eae Ute pcunte eke PP - or y : PR ai 5 ate oh 63 1 eat % ; Shs aS ae ae See a OS Ce: Whee » eee on . ais; 4 aes yien 7 mye bi ss eyes em 3 Ven FOR: f a tetn ae a vs Wee! | a oe 0888 8 8) 8.8) a) 2. a ae re “ % 4 b \ “~ ‘ % — rity alt en. 7k yr 4 La Ei at pe eS troduce our Liberal Credit Pian. Pay a little each week. — EI. aA eps iit oe ate aes Cet he ome oe ee eae $25.00 $1 $75.00 VALUE Start with one of A Diamond v3 2p these beautiful § Ring is always 9 * Rings, then turn itin prectated. Be sure on a larger one at full purchase price. Special or Moule. Sp ecial. : 50c DOWN—50c A WEEK $1.00 DOWN—$1.00 A WEEK 4 a aa a bees es ig hor O88) 28 OSCR OSE Bee eee FE AR CANA Me aaa eT oe ne >) sp Yinatins oe, eae $4 yg PEs KA te BEN ie - 2 ee ay eS RY RR a3 Every Article We Sell See Our Wonderful Diamond Display Window REMEMBER Is Guprentecd. bp [s Our 29: ear in St. Louts for the Latest Creations eee ee a sn es es sn) a) ss . ) i id ii iii r 4 ‘ ‘ ‘ + 4 ‘ ‘ ‘ ” _ ) “ . CRS Ree eat ee Bea. ee LAE nengalent He | coe bung an henest aD | ee Tec OMS e Bz Oe mc a: oY eS ee ee Sa ri a5! ee “eek nye hha? ¢ Re. Tae RE OO 5 ee 8 ee or GENER ore EEN 00s re oe Re es ec ee re gE et ene such of white that’s { THE COLORS: Plain blues, grays, tans, ~peaggar ga sence browns, mixtures, stripes—the effects that men ee TI ; are now demanding. — ee vo OB. 4 i. ey a ta Pw = ek LMS ee oe ow _ en a EE TD Mme ene THE SPRING STYLES: Double-breasted Suits, 3-button college and 2-button models for young men—conservative styles; also Knicker- Sevens Gectionitemei al bocker Suits—providing choice for all requirements. - oo ar rege ae ' ' ; : ' ; ti iT ba] 7 ’ +} + ; ' ; « omer | : | Bll ee ee eee ee aay Yee owe ee) z February Hosiery Sale Ofte HAR I) WA i? | | ) , HM tion and expenditure of Stats I Ae ate. he a Sizes and styles for men and young i y ae J funds. Members of the comm tee i igs eS te c men of various builds; regulars, cc * Silk : 3 ona ae Mee PRS aS ate BS | stouts, slims and stubs. Sizes 32 Sn il 811 N. SIXTH ST |... = 440 | ville ‘nd ak Hunter (Der . ee —— $ | (i At the Spe Moberls Ht 3 : wy t Extra Trousers to Match, $5.50 Pull-Chain Brass AUTO STROP Pipe Threading Outfit {J -.., Fee Collections — a mi | “p= i : : bert mate is Basement Economy Store =, $ Electric Socket RA Z ORS ee age with st nt! and , 2 | cap 9 ™ as : s : ee ee | 19¢) = = 19c¢ “= iis ct eres coca ae Cele | Splendid Choice Afforded in Women’s and Misses Ball- nee POCKET 4g cio not revert to the treasury, and | ff P | @€ Exquisite Hose Roller Skates a KNIVES ne al a I ad to ture eeur tek cc ; : r :? 2 ' q | nen pipe ' ; = av ay G : ~ * if ° ca} a q aree- Sia ew ? 1d bage : a be . ; ; : we we eo > pecs | aR — a escisrtede —_ — yume it 3 ; ) cw. pring resses , ; = ities of several Diameor SATII Die Aniwes $1.33 to $2.00 , ' » f values bextra special ale . ; J a1 pary- . wieer chiff OT) and . meeiianieatl neeeuniiuas eile on ‘ - ~ + . 7 - —— ' . ~~ > 2 ¢ _* ’ , a a" . a. Sil. —flaw less Automobile Sica -aal then See te | Ae : Batteries LoD | 1.” it was stated. “the com.'ff we Patent n Extra Values at : c i . trom garter top to eet 5 smart colors—so , Pair, a) ~~ : i : , —~. | & voit, Tl heavy plates, mircee ¢ is that accounts rains: = tan leather: . a8 a oe Od Soe oe ee State have received the ap- | |] f SET fords nd | may be filled at thi Chain Door Fasteners | j : ’ ; 4 . che: * nF > 3. - 4 ar ¢ ee . ’ “% 7 ; . ial . a ; gy. . >: .S ¢ eae J a — . - ~ > wrought steel, > I $1 oo ALIOWANCE ON YOI R OLD t* Cuis pir from ; es ‘ ee i ws : ' : = . ps ies so ieategeee sei e e. ’ ~ Dr ws . a a veges | oe en paid a second ff >f satin. parch- | h _ & F Women's isis ews » oo peo lal time Ch 114 indic +" la + =) Sele ©°H. x2 ee ee a " : tal BA | TERY TESTER | _ - , ‘ sea a ltd te ete ne: e HR hag ) combinatic ee eee ee "Sihe pus ie. wy - ; = ufton, neavy weight ‘ ‘ pal : it we eae is .2n )e: i m 4 s ; : » ss :. Bi ’ ' : : 7 | ~~. a ~ Glass House psoas | he yam $tPki Beane ore C at Tate eg —_ oe v— dark, heavy | a" \S Fund f rc a - oi walking heels Basement Economy Store rs mounted en aluminum ps ee . sie : : _ ‘ - alae Per eet of 4 nambers Se Guaranteed accurately to test 39 J = 1» a Stpetetesg anges Prericts: Gath wpe! oe as 1 Milk Chocolate — > ¢ A collection that otters stvles for Pindives strength of your battery. = z ‘ — Tessers i ° , om : . | ni : Bottle rm Special price Cc olid stee awa: © . > m= and Cosmeticians, |! required to | Special many occasions. Dresses for wom- attesd eam —— seieimamitsiatiaiaaeicamiatiniainiianice slew) eo «+ ~ ‘ "a . ‘ = ; de in eo 4 i lll i . , ’ 8 . . eioetiiatinn ery cost gammy 30x31, 95 colle we a | - ee et ee eee ies 39¢ Ln | ) en, misses and matrons, fashioned ) mectenl size bettices. Beary Dur ci neher. e * © lt, . _ ma CEPR Pee : _ 1 es ve ; mor Be elt nto ate a ' a f Or Georgette, tlat crepe, crepe satin e e = Cc Cc : eee by law. The Teper ante Paper Heart Boxes, filled with as | Lif and smart combinations. The trim- Salat ‘teen ten Bacenmin | ted chocolates; special, pound 1, mi ) mings are those that are new and Feast the Family on TI Bottle Cars| TY] Pasemen 4 ° Mrs “ny TAG ted $: . i i fav r i. seo IRE 2 zB Scns vite [Chocolate Layer Ca || ii Milk Choco Heavy Duty 3 : tt lornlasty 6 19c | —_ INNER TUBES | Be sic oes ee. ee oe ee eat | mutih The new hich shades are in- cluded, as well as the always ith Nut and Hard Ce PRUNING | guaran cond Arie iS 24 whe committee said (that more|—l | pucisc chasnlasn ee poptlar navy and black SHEARS || ema a ——— |g ten $8: herd. «nate Re OT ae ) Saturday, the pound the time to use them: 69 as attorns for the ard a Z faire Basement Econemy @teve - £1. ehich cam tm existence in } asement Bakery 5 “ASBESTOS | t,he watct vines, az piers and ||) 1225, A Tmcommendation was ma | , nd Se eee: ae t ee ee ee An Interesting Saturday Offer of Saturday+-Sélect From These Girls’ ‘ b. Box. ; Boys’ Vest Suits og Spr ing Coats So cere a we _ | . ac Ot rer rr and First Or rality oe | FURNACE CEMENT = Mail Box. Complete Permanentiy repairs cracks mers FR tthe : » Be with lock and kers. and seage« in furnaces and need ; : nt 4 » honed we F Repngnod tg peoia firepets: per pound 7 a i 2 POUNDS FOR 2s __ (eontinued on Next Pace. ~ ROOFING a— _—.~ _™ C ; 3 | ADVERTISEMENT —Pair of Long and Pair of Short Panta — - Q5 Tt Our 7e 3 quali "— ee 4 Se Special « . { 2 : ~ Ms | at ————s : ~ SOOT DESTROYER _ ae oly ond es co i $ ron EMERG Sie esse team ctoens, |= | | MONTH OF PATRIOTISM | | lL . wee ee te ot rs re = ~ I oe A LE LL OBE ~- _ Ceti sti - ferneaces and chimmers: ne troubte. neo oder. no explesiem, just drep it ' | Mm « Dust: Site alien is a a + ma Se ee i . . = 4 Sa Se ies pay SSC | | a SS Se 96 96 || [wae waece ce | AC Ke) SASS C Included are wagner belted i Ornamental Lawn Fence NEW LOW PRICES ON | ***— ws oTe | st patriots—Line ad Wash- | ji € They are well tailored of long-wearing, thaw 1 fancy wool ge ares, ‘ceo Gee Made of heavy steei STEAM AND aang 208 oes _ P »-~ Swe ee Se mf : serviceable materials with durable a! peca = = Since patriotism i; a 1 sizes from to 18 years eesti lastrated. Rolls of NG home it is @ month devote: a a a . & 1 years. arious — - PLANTS : | the betterment of the ho i é ee ; oe us sketch of ; : Semi-Annual Fornitu: r | : ~- : ’ . D per foot ding. ed all Shin, | the Prafrock-Lit : I tite H | t. Boys’ Long T wear —s 42 in me. high, 1 oor. Seguias ' Co. For Se. (Chari x mee y ae 4 staan Dresses of crepe de ee taffeta oe 3c 2S. The com- : afte = ebtiiieast te. i | Well made of durable wool-mized mate- Georgette crepe, in dark — cole | x Walnut Brittle, s . 18. | pecia per foot Streeta, 65 ta. high, | or th | ative ¢ mals in neat striped tt f 15¢ F ) eentive ¢t a. ‘Tipec patterns of > == ors. Ideal for party. en ine Red B wttercu ps ; specd per feo -Srnise in i . a 1 . _ on (ut lengths at « Sarings 1°*- to 4° tn th ry -Oiors. Cutt bottoms in sises | wear. Sires 7 to 14 ars. 4 s , | a os & Sreun th tn-t0 a er ° ye tag . “@tin Heart ndy filled, a. i _— —— years. ait ' 2.4 Special °Hi] Seed far for besband end wite | J seem Dommmey ‘Seats miei ee Meme «Other Special Valentine = - t 4 one y Eresewy . | ; Vv - Daaienaiil ee oer meneame A STR LL LLL LLL OCCU. atta tt A ee eee ~~ -- — a ee o See

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secanuness MAOMATUOUES FOTN _FRIDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 4, 1997_. __ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH , AGE Ii — — a We Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps—Observe Smoke Abatement Week ¢ and Fire to Save Fue] | ‘ORD ASHLEY HEIR part's Hardwater stan! Women’s Kid Gloves ‘al, 12 Cakes for 55c an! $3.95 Value, the Pair, $2.95 | ai AN F AP NOM ly jathering. 4! Imond-scented € Imported Gloves of splendid anality th aar " free been popular 10! = many Kidskins—in ehort “uy ff sty lew that wil! if tut —— Also Barr’s Haze!- be smart with Spring The | nN ip St. febru colors will mate! | l, ame specia! Febru newes shiie shades RE NEWS 2 OPERATED BY THE MAY COMPANY ie Cr qoite THE MAY CO. THE MAY CO FAMOUS-BARR CO. M. O'N Los Angeles Denver Si. Louis Akron Cleveland PD) ty = ae os 0 ~ Father, Earl of Shaftsbury Opposed Weddine and Made Futile Motor Trip to Dissuade Him. x : -- o~ a ie —— | nt anne ee a oe PO ee OO =~ - x ~* a — iy Aes —_—*' > ~¢ OM me SAO. ee OO Ee el Re, M — this ae |! nage a AAP. 9 Bt o. pen — ome of ' An] ee ee | ‘ | Meee “a Yom nate An Important February Event Continues Saturday to the Profit of Misses W antine Youthfully e Suits} pies Modes | Smart S _ Frocks > ee aes Selection —In a New Group—Priced Garments Which Are and Young Men Who _ ‘| _ | ee ee ! ‘ 4 f L lé u pe cial nably Dressed at Mod- A ] p f cuban uit an Extra Value at | s rice Of «+++. : ~~ wy of these attractive | ; ;, . a ' " ae vege 1] convince you @ The popular Misses’ Style Shop takes its part in the February super- new Hats will convince 3 oe , > aug inate that Sprineg’s the time for value-civinge campaign with a | Dress offering that will center youthful ai Ee a . ine e a . ; ‘ bright colors. Many more tashion interests here Satu -day . The pleats, tucks, scallops, bows, neck- wil! ppeak tor the smart- lines, hemlines that accent r Ls mocdes— -all appear—and SO charmingly ness of black. They tit | _ in this collection. close, wear slight brims ul Dp ow at iy j As - a é pitched up or down Color Is the Spring Keynote odd angies, or heve 3 > medium-wide brims —so these crene de chine, Georgette, satin and ~s that are always crepe compose Dresses are gay as blossoms—in = becoming. new and flattering tones. Navy and hlack mod els are in profusion, too. Sizes 14 to 18 years aS. "7 + + y ~~ =~ | oo ’ : ‘ | al ° * a PPR vod @ iZ This Interesting Saturday Col Other New Frocks for All Oocasions, $16.75 to $89.50 tere Gee in lil HM Hh : f a ' _" 7 co] lec Srraw Braids ¢ f & ° f Vets We ‘ Wail til SaaS MTS wel a as ER, eI a oo Ce ee ee ee — — os aon we pare Ene te oven one an wernee ave % -” SL ELE RD AA ee AD lea ae OR te NE erent, ER 6. IS OO em Fei fae we ~~ 9 = hee - eae ~ care seen > sagen a ee Sls et OS A es . . eee ee “e Re COR hems ie seas és a. ~ ™ Sed a a en er ee Ne 7 > rena soln am o, a” la ted Se a, Wa b et RO ee Oe oer Get me Aro avin eng e, " iL, wee he * : wv ~ a SE ee Seta nN ee we - Lr? oS Me ae 8 yg et a a ee a ene, ce A PE 8 ty tn i ae OY hia C cor ss he pride of our Basement n and are daily increasing Rh Silks, Bengalines, Felts. ee 2 learning how much bet- Millinery #ection—Fourth Fioer | Spring Coats Tailored Suits han those ordinarily ob- |} HF} | ‘ | | | aco ,00% Wikitete _ | her maiden name and had to eram oderate price—hundreds > * a ee | ee Co Ee rape ‘ Lee ee Te ae ela ee ced the satisfaction of | me tor Thes ~ $25 ~ a = }| ment that the wedding ring wns Spring Tailleurs Call tor i nese l tO SS . | too small and his bride bh are correctly styled and Shed ae to é 9S ie ay ‘ /9 50 ) || caret: te lea a Mel — . , tur] asha and Torella are the | Single and oubl breasted Tier Li] ary firvres from Yoné@on tted because of the wide bt : . = in this collect _ Sports models of irresistible. Twills, tweeds and man- slg tiles Pe pet ertress ay 9 mga Are sin White a. 7 ‘ i. . . i andsome novelty weaves. Ombre nisn mixtures—many made with | ~ chiefly Of the - Swutiea 4 Pere . “ . : 71 i : | — = ‘ , 17 iapDin, non Pa a otner Sma! t ‘ “Ontrast ing vecteec. s to Match, $5.50 a ciaer aie 7 - ment, $18.95 sapphires ; $139.50 — Sundays Contrasting colors, demure collars i iaiacill Basement Economy Store , ‘ special e+, oe %weos BPEeciai enffse. attractive new emnocking and colored cetitchinegs | | Trim navy, rose, beige and gooseberry green models Sizes 7 to 14 Vears D aE € Exquisite Hose—the better qual- See 4 Thad ROR Coats $19.75 to $75 4 resses BS: ities of several well-known makes. Wrist \ | 4k solid. gold—cctagon, Men's or bore rectaneular | QUItS—$24.75 to $39.75 feline tet soos eaten ne tone A a recommended a st) nt et ata? hondas to oe hye At? nr? oy an tetth @¢h a Farretary of Monde ant tha & rarere in Women’s and Misses’ PS AT NC Women Silk Hoge tonneau and cus} 170n stv les; eferly ne eily a | W atche G with Ss. , . a > Ch iffon. heavy weight and medium ser- 15-jewel move- ¢ ? 15-jewele m ove- \ | Q) => () weedc twill« Aoubhlehreacted modele with deen reveree | vice wel ight Si lk H ose—some with 95 ik ment: special 5 ment, spe ra Wat ni r nad claech noe vete Some nf the iasumetrect have a hia, L section-— ain on . , 2 Earter tops; many colors; Watch lection that offers styles for a een. Pair Casions, Dresses for wom- Many other groups also ante Anse Gee Pein fford y sual ; ses and matrons, fashioned ee ee Pette, flat crepe, crepe satin : 7: | iad rt combinations. The trim- Corselettes vcoicr Mtahbey Coliiilih ticles ake saa re those that are new and _ Feast the Family on These | pes | Specially Priced new hich aa are in- ilk Chocolates $ R5 | A | | | Atwater ent Radios a kaeha jacket combined with a tweed e«ekirt Tane pgreve a nd blues—-sizes 12 to 17 yeare Proper Figure Support With These Hosiery Section—Main Floor led, as well as the alw Wi War navy and black. aa ith Nut and Hard Centers Completely Equipped— , t a @ An underbelt provides the ab- . Sy oo dominal support that is so often a ect From These Girls’ ; us desired—and the wide elasti La el i ARN’: “ Lb. Box 89. Ph side sections confine the figure Yaw ie | 4 : Bt »,, Sah tai 7 (yee : and mould it in fashionable eit | | . : I) Od S " ety of "get apa Pp tad lines. Comfortable to wear—in ” eB li, * | ‘ terscotch molasses f ° . ‘ iP Y , : i 3 aed - - a orittle = and Other nut and "he HeNoe \ ee a wide size range. chly milk-chocolate ea) bey « ae || | Pee A Ae Special $ 95 Bou own cea confections. pny " a mg i This Model, Without Cabinet is ih =F | gts Rane - a FOUR TAKEN IW RAMBLING RAID | and Equipment...........$70 Dl ad eee | at. pags ——e alent —— e ‘ig ; 1 aaa ' : 2 | ardi=« and Wonew ty appear Wh In An Opportunity to Save on at Zo =e >f Players See Patrot a et e peCla pp y to. ¢ The popular Model 35 6-tube Atwater BI WAL == 1 =~ fh |; on Setenhannen ane ne uded are BWargrer belted or a . . - : o~ © - ae CS « } ry ’ hts nun ann i "i ) : | ° rei - ; +} } Ss a : : raightline sports models of plain and [} | » \ Ny) Spring Styles 1M Leather Bags Kent Kadio Set (nat 90 Mian? ore 4. mn! ) cei 3 i} oy eo ncy w l mixtur e ssier | | $ . en many more want Encased in 2 Paylor- Bo, ) . ’ ' OOD ml U es, also re Sf) f C ge 7 > al tl . a. —e > oe 1 : mA res ones yles of Poiret twill and other fabrics. aes ing © , apart ; Ina S pec lal Event at built hig ’ eS as 7 Roa Pend omen. 1 of rn i they were well tailored and lined. Sizes 6 to | ¥ 2 | j your Set the distinctive feature that it ae. =60V t AP, é -~ | attor eSInan, and jt ; te . F ee . e cars. a ‘ , y ; ? + ’ 7 ’ f, ; } ; r¢ ” " - . - . Z ‘ y i 4 4 “ ea 2-lb. red paper heart « ) $ 95 should be in your homes furnishing — iene prrrenit rear a+ + : . : irls New S chocolates with a va- sae taren emnhasias went to the paing Dresses te riety of delicious cen- 42 These ee sp : : ‘he nt ; Hf and oO | sounds of het- Uresses of crepe de chine, taffeta or | a ———— ters. ry ! , : | 2ags with new Strap eftects. with the desiramiuty of tune = ‘ Me ; ming went to call for peotgette crepe, in dark or light col- f] “Gm Walmy it Britt! oe x smart fastenings, with reptilian fit; all-wood Speaker, bat y, | ents as it s6emed a« large a Ideal for party, street or school ff nr np @, special, 1b........49¢ ~ ‘ trimmings. Plain colored leathers terjes and tubes of best : 7 > was in the room. One of car. Sizes 7 to 14 years. | ™ LBs se Ups; a Th. | 9c latest improvements be | tf avers opened the door and pecial. es ° | —. | Se Maree candy filled. jal 2 . Deferred Payments . i} “nelton, and the mem f Sseeece ‘al ES andy filled, special. .$ t | ret y | ran for ’ é two-tone combinations—hright and MaKes, ] © ane OF wt eg 7 4 : yYaiue. Radia Seetton xth oor : money Shelton saw on the bed ————————— - Candy *ection—Main Ficeor Handbag “ertion-—Wate Fleer when be entered, (lea ppeared with - bt | : ; Q Lm , ee rsa. SS : Se TTT TTT TS TL ET A A TTS a St --RenSrSR = one: 2 - Sa —_ . — * y dark shi; ades—ev ry bag ar) extra om . a i¢ r 4 lec k of Basement Economy Store F ¥ ¥ Other Specia a] ie Conf fections , May Be Arranged carde and

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_ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH - FRIDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 4, 9920 ee LOUIS POST-DISPATCH. rAGE 12. Start Now to Make y KOELN \ WARD AGAINST: Week-End Candy Special Se ee DPOLTE TD! BRIDGE EXCHANGE PLAN |) ciscotstes'Becen'Rotis'snd Bonbons. Ke : Lnilevvoort- table pergonal ouch and a Tae soa | Pound, 50c; 2 Pounds, 95¢ _3Sc, 50c and 136 ASE IN STOCK recinct nization Indorses | geet gee —- ae | ' , o> | aa ~ ———— a _ — - ee Olive and Lecitee, From Nines Store Hours: Daily 9: 9: 00 to 5: 30—Saturday 9 1:00 to 6: 00- "Telephone Orders, Shoppers’ Aid GArtield 7500 — — AE Attractive New Features in Addition to the Vandervoort February Even} ) me a a re New Spring Artivals for the Junior Girl Offer Most oC Selections Saturday * 9 . Juniors’ Tailored TI ee ee Tweed Coats Compose Alligator Calf Bags, $4. 95 Introduce Jaunty Spring Modes HE very new two-tone effects are ex- C Boose any of the many pouch Spring styles— and Mixtures pressed in these Compose Bags that top strap or back strap, moire lined, with large have just been unpacked in our Bag Shop. —— Swinging pocket and convenient mirror. h £ And such remarkable Bags for $4.95! We ad pole -vos a shades of tan, blue, brown, green, have rarely offered a more attractive value. Also Bags of lizard. calf and genui os enenenien mags shop—First Floor + scm aablll . ah \{ ce of the new | —$_ eyes will wet les in new a you take them, You'll haveas plaids and tweed mixtures in | - th black and white, tan and green. Sizes CW ecords pred it te 13 to a years. Au ne tailored = her A have ad lined throughout (Gr 3 Out Saturday wet gifts Tinker ae ee ie oe ee ee y a 6 & Peli ga pe : Toys i SESS Victor Nursery Rhyme 7P% ve Got the Girl Gene Austin ;1o > inch | Games for — ys. ee ‘ ye Pos ~~ Juniors’ New Silk pete RAE Les | 0397 er jan eee ‘aS CT lf _ \ Thinking of You—Fox Trot George Olsen and His Music’ roinch Frocks eS Ce” : f : Meee Gallon-Size Jugs 9394 When I First Met Mary—Fox Trot 75¢ In Bolero, Compose and A OS So Ben Pollack and His Californi J | Take the Chi Two-Piece Styles aka | $2 ABH $2. 25 Tell Me Tonight—Fox Trot Toy Every | " oa Roger Wolfe Kahn and His Orchestra ' to inch Toy Shop—De HY NTERS find these Jugs “"?*" | Tenderly Think of Me—Fox Trot 75¢ ially. convenient for ' Roger Wolfe Kahn and His Orchestra | ci Geter Mrs aie liquids hot or ld Hush yp st “a hou xs ata prs Ba aig 7 \ id His Orchestra! ro inch 000 MILL CREEK Se ce. 1 Hi 2 “pieh BIDS SOUGHT MARCH 8 Children’ S Lunch ‘ ge system Will E.lim- : 34 wading in Nort! d Kits. $1. 95 Brunswick Fos ha , be ’ Floodin Se sane aig Mechanical Toy When Day Is Done—Fox Trot There Ain't No Maybe in My Baby's Eyes— Fox Trot Harry Archer and His Orchestra Half a Moon—Fox Trot .. The Little White House—Fox Trot Ben Bernie and His Hotel Roosevelt Orchestra! Boys’ $20 and $22.50 Four-Piece ound Paper Special! All Alone, Monday—Fox Trot, | | ro ine : per, 50 Env elopes—W hi ite Only Colonial Club Orchestra The Most Att , ér vellum finish pou und When You're Lonely—Voice, Guitar, Piano } — S pring Mc | . £7 ; . rn 7 | x “ee fen OOF INDICTED F FAR ATTEMPTING T0 | Ve = ool S its seer bil Press ; 7? Because I Love You—Voice, Guitar and Celesta | co Ce ee pos. 5° Nick Luc " Raith |... us | tae 75c hae GLO TO CORRUPT A WITNESS ‘Deed I Do—Voca!] Duet | Hello, Swanee, Hello—Vocal Duet : Macy and Smalle! Chamoisette Go Down ag Spiritual , ' I Couldn't Hear Nobody Pray—Negro Spiritual a 50 | $ JE. University of North Carolina Glee ea ub BRAMBACH | Player Rolls awe we . ee ectoen toe Sati Na ITAKES POISON AND / Dn cer F i-F¢. it-and-Straw combination Hats of superio: a ce “ = 1@-in. Leong Uality and chi t this popular price. , a. > TELEPHONES USBAND Imperial Word Rolls Ihe Collegiate Section of the All the Latest Hits Corset Shop Features In a a Little g cr “US I 7 3 OLLS.} Garter Belts and Girdles ‘yen0 | TERE Fz a if ar 1 Town” en Oe “Tonight You $272.50 Belong to Me “Just a Bird's- (This price includes cos? of Eve View” setting your dtamond in ‘6 this mounting.) Tell Me To- night ° - : nt provi de the nec New Showing of — 7} on oxes. an Other Mountings $7.00 “Precious” | 3 for y : port for canine ieures | to 2000.ne S¢ Made Yea | iL} | faaiy pick emcees aoe Buster Brown Health Shoes —— - | ty 50 Sizes 11'™4 to 2 oor Player Roll Dept. . Sizes 2! to 7: : Many Vale aOR GME oe Seas ncaa Vandervo rset Shop : 3 | lties : ° \ andervo: ft S$ Ua irer? KE OTS bt i + teked seas cdedet eeepeuedr: GetBtbetaeet: es eo, pump ome

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POST-DISPATCH _ Start Now to Make Vat The Valentines you make imitable personal touch and it yourself «. iS Tre ee them with, the special Valentine Out 35c, 50c and 150 Stationery Shop—First¢ Floor LL Fg POF {og REM STOCK Olive and Locust, ‘From Ninth to ger $!. eta) 960 — ebruary K vents h Spring styles— lined, with large nt mirror. lue, brown, green, huine morocco. ds Austin ;roinch arvin i 75¢ hestra \ ro inch 75¢ hestra / Nostra | 1oinch | | 75¢ estra s— f Io inch hestra’ 75° t roinch hestra! ise lroinch hestra 7S 4 ( roinch 75¢ no elesta Lucas f troinch | ae 75¢ Bieusl ro inch Club! 75¢ ale to inch Club | hoes L Oo perfectly rer in these is a health for comfort. ent leather.’ $5.50 $6.50 ond floor. Hew the chix eyes will shine you take thema new You'll have as mucha ure giving it to the they will have + with it. gifts Toys 50C to Nursery Rhyme Del Games for oa and 50¢ Mechanical Toys 25¢ Take the Child Toy Every —— roy Shop wns bon Investment ©. ie WP ome to thie de" : e merican 0, Was p ; Aiii | > irre — = ( | 7 7) Pu s }\A Chi dren ET ests ’ ‘ ‘ » estate received | ’ ‘ is . . tc rig ‘ ougns { 0, To! 4 re sis ‘ a thea »UTrTOUERIS ; peperi ty of we hic h — made jad wtp _ | we ait ’ aA2AuU8U « ; . ‘ fas vie ‘ We list here onlyga™ Sl inde mind ' lercely in bonas Tinker Toys and H eetn . SOC toll . yar: yen ‘ a > Med in 1916. 7 su eis P| bgil! contained pf $6 ih Tm Te Pf to 7 ‘ Rat) i ‘ mito the Young Won Ss0C12U07 3 00 MLL CREEK wn BIDS SOUGHT MARCH 8 inage Svstem Will E-lim- Flooding in North and , orthwes~t Sections, Tap board of PP oa » . , f today * Via» r » ’ The Most Attra¢ o: Spring Modes ‘GLOV , te Chamoisette Fahe:.:,... $420 port) | . . f Bt on the old M LIP-ON Gloves, of a. sotts - chamoisette fabric light shades that a Y DISCLOSES DENTIST D FROM NATURAL CAUSES most favored for Sme?* © ““°°! Chamois Sug 4 Fabric 75 ANOTHER model Glove Me tue Loci eray, tortoise, Wai... .. 5 black, yellow, sl blonde. Glove Shop—First : TAKES POISON AND ge TELEPHONES HUSBAND _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH but new. of trying hard candies. Such an assortment of Ya Candies, packed 11 boxes, and s0 delicit himself would approve | Your choice of fouts boxes. Containing ‘ bonbons, red hearts One-pound 60 URCH NOTICES. BPLE ISRAEL EY ‘Y aed WASHINGTON T DErening Service at 7: 45 w GEORGE jonune , an Poss ‘Dispatch VM i ' Speak $1, $1.25 and wm, s 1 lb. 9 ozs. « Barry AND ARD” > « & l lb. 12 ozs. | ten wt hte kp Many Valentine “ae John Hal! elties 10c re — . Le iieeé thie First % hubert (andy- Shop King of "? Ls 4. Mansfield RK. Sheiley Ye Than kfu = ‘eople’ Wm. Reed a A Yoa | fe. ts M Norton se id ite eer FRIDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 4, 1927 oT. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH BOYDS ODDS AND ENDS SALE Broken Lines and Small Lots *230,$3,530, SHIRTS $65 Broken Lines Of $2.50 to $4.50 White & Colored Shirts—good patterns $215 For Big Men! $3.00 and $3.50 Evening Dress . Shirts—Sizes 1714 and 18.... I mt et ees ede $] $150, Neckwear 65° $2.00, $2.50 and $3.00 Neckwear *... « $35 $5.00 and $6.00 Neckwear Broken Lines Of $7.00, $8.00, $8.50, $9.00 and $10.00 Bostonian Shoes $645 Blacks—-tans—high shoes—low shoes—prac- tically all types and styles—broken lines taken trom the entire Bostonian range from $7 to $10 the majority sold at $8.50 or more. $1.25 and $1.50 ATHLETIC Union Suits 95¢ $2.00 Broadcloth Union Suits $1.45 WINTER WEIGHT KNITTED Union Suits Wools, Cottons, Wool Mixtures. Sizes 34 to 50. $5.00, $6.00 and : Union Suits $4.00 and $4.50 Union Suits $2.50 full combed yarn Knit- ted Union Suits cee $155 Sizes 38 and 40 only. Odds and Ends Of 65c, 75c, 31.09, $1.50 and $2.00 Hosiery 50¢ Fancy Wools and Lisles Broken Lines Of $2.50, $3.50, $4,and $4.50 IMPORTED Wool Hosiery ‘1° Broken Lines Of $2.00, $2.50, $3.00 and $3.50 Pajamas ‘°1.65 $3.50, $4, $4.50, $5, $6.00 and $6.50 Pajamas °2.85 Drastic Reductions On Fine Silk Pajamas es om es ee es -{- HANDKERCHIEFS Odd lots and Salesmen’s Samples 35c, 50c and 75c qualities .... 23c 75c, $1.00 and $1.25 qualities... 55c $1.50 and $2.00 qualities ..... 85c et es re me ree Broken Lines Of $2.50, $3.50, $4 $4.50 and $5 Gloves °2.15 Mocha’s buckskins, cape leathers—tans, browns, grevs. 10 Dozen $2.50 Small Size Cape Leather Gloves “ea 3 dozen $3.00 Gauntlet Gloves. Sizes 7 and 7%, 10 dozen $1.50 Grey Silk Gloves. . 50¢ 8 dozen $1.00 Wool Gloves ..... $§,56,58,510-Hats *2 Velours, Beavers and black derby Hats. _- Final reductions on all odd lots, broken lines and a few salesmen’s samples to . Clear our stocks for spring merchandise. Final Reduction! 206 OVERCOATS 200 SUITS $35 «$40+$45 & $50 Values $729) Odds and Ends from our regular stock—practically all styles—light and dark colors—included are thirtv five topcoats—all radicallv reduced to $29.50. Several Hundred $50+$60+$65+$7Z5 Suits » Overcoats » Topcoats 00 This group represents the broken lines of Boyd’s better clothes—a real clothing opportunity! 121 Pairs of $8,$10& §$ 715 $12.50 wool trousers - - ~€ ontinued ODDS AND ENDS SALE $12/5125°,Robes *775 Blanket robes—terry robes. $650$75058 Robes *44 Terry Robes—blanket robes. Odd Lots Of $2.50, $3.00, $3.50, $4.50 and $5.00 Mufflers *1.00 $5.00, $6.00, $7.00, $8.00 and SiG.08 MAUerete . + cea ees $295 a he 1 as ODD LOTS~—HALF PRICE! $12 Imported hand made Shetland Wool Sweaters ..... $25.00 and $30.00 ONE TROUSER SUITS ~*16.00 All broken lots of one trouser suits. $2,4250,$3,Shirts 95¢ Broken lots. Soiled Shirts and Seconds. $3,$4,5$5,Shirts $14 Extra quality shirts including better oy Wilson Brothers Samples and Secon $250,$3,Shirts $1.15 Better selections of these qualities including Wilson Brothers Samples and Seconds. $4.00, $4.50 and $5.00 White Shirts *2 All two ply English broadcloths including Bond Street Samples and seconds. 75c, $1.00 and $1.25 Neckwear 35¢ Broken lots of silk neckwear. Large selection of knit neckwear. Some are Seconds. $1.00, $1.25 and $1.50 Neckwear 50¢ Large Selection of silk neckwear, good patterns. 50c, 75c, $1.00 and $1.25 Hosiery 35¢ Silks, wools, rayons . .. Plain colors and fancy patterns. Slight seconds. > 1 $2.00, $2.50 and $3.00 Union Suits *1.35 Medium weight knits. Allen A and Wilson Bros. make. Some are seconds. $3.50, $4.00 and $5.00 Union Suits *1.95 Mercerized and wool union suits. The majority are size 42. Some are seconds. rs ts ers $2.00, $2.50, $3.00 and $4.00 Mufflers *1.00 Silks, rayons and swiss knits. Some are seconds. > ~—+> $3.00 and $3.50 Pajamas ‘1.45 Good quality pajamas. Broken sizes. Samples and seconds. ——> $4,$5 $6, Hats *295 New spring felts. Samplesof velours and beavers. > $2.50, $3.00 and $3.50 Gloves *1.65 Extra quality capes and suedes. $5.00 and $6.00 Sweaters *2.95 Lumberjack and coat styles. $6,57 -58-$10,Shoes IN FOUR GROUPS $3.15 $3.45 Odd Lot High Shoes Odd Lot Oxfords $4.65 $4.95 Better Style HighShoes Better Style Oxfords PAGE 13 w Oe a 6 p Me 6s ttn hie » a ue : y a ee ee he Meee tiee arse, hl tate ls Ae - . eh a ee AN EP ION ea ee a tres a: AE ig ae as oe - > ' ne = LOND AL NALA NLA A! 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_ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH_ PAGE _ ____ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ TO PLAN CAHOKIA EXPOSITION Terrsory Commsrion Canokia. to of “150 year Incorporation Papers Are Granted — arora vail tion of the North- State Reprasen: Thomas L.. P*Pers the It | ants’ Bank, wh ; Mg" at SpringSels eat Territory by George towers Fekete. who h eon inet ment Held for $75.000 bimbezziement. . | seed | the Satie Bank. Special SPRINGFIELD, 1 . i.~- ark The mission 1 iven in securing the papers for the pro- | : eve Department threé f'snere ’ roora? . eT i)7 Orit tO agtiy nN things poseqg (anokia ar rast st Luis PHI al JELPHI s Fe 4 nynder arré a Tarrant i 4 Pi wranted | thie Northwest t: mmemora‘’e the nmtributio Exposition, said t av that offices icharged with embezzling apvroxi-' t} bankir jepartmen’ OT - a t Saturday > no mo cht | ee to ow keg aa a? ~~ q t. Louis Gr SATURDAY... Advanced Sale. is OUT OF TH DON’T BUY SPRING CO A Tigo ENT = og SR Ea 7 , . : ’ ’ ‘ . - . ems s j 4 , sf ; - . “ Atat i é e4 Zwst f id ~~ a * 4 ; * . ; j > - 7 - . ; ’ Png - “s :" ; ; 7 _ - - 7 | | j ‘ itaé ‘ (4fid ‘ i : j j 4é/ 5 , # . - , ° | _ ; = ‘ | . ~ “>. vo ane - ~ , : : : — s y s * ° - . - : : ’ . - + - . y é .? . ‘ : ’ « it 7 - | ' f | 4 7 : : a ; : ' - ° ' | = 7 / ’ 7 ad . ’ ~ » od fj : ' z " | fy sf gn © aman ait ; ; / , = >> “ ih Sf : { i ~ - : e ee * } ; . bet > {. ce . , ¥ , a ' ad . ‘a ss * é ‘ . ; : - ’ > | > Areratien 5 > ; ' ? : a , , ~ >) Z *, : > ™ : ; F 1 - 4 ' 0 WORSTED SU jagonal Tucks, Rict ! ~~ 1t | 2 OC "i S and YOUNG MEN'S \ Z : TaN ENN es aes t [Ley a WITS & OVERCOATS = U side .. P ? wigg fae ‘ * ' . — > . ce ’ Y if “ s 4 “i a NS | ’ ‘ ‘ a itroducing the neweet ) ’ ’ Spring Oat models Veu : Si | f SUITS & 0 a ) ’ ’ : 3 igent ade | Lit 3 | ight shades of gray and tan AMP\ \ BB Be SUIS and OEREOAS 4 Ja nee . predominate and they are Len : Double Breast d Longie SUI oe 0 Exquisitely Ap P ointed Salon eR i ee \h le « Breasted Plaid Lined OCDATSS Ditfusing an Atmosphere of Style wsestswie thes are vers "PUN 5 Ave aia Cas Hoderatl riced, —y\a —7/- \ : y Knickers SSe Long Pants. $ and Luxury Will Bea Revelation vu YX Be cscs 3s] as J : r JUG} Pants 1.35 S5SFE i MUS « Low Pri deg . ed (f ow hh idej Snap & to Fastidious Women | — SPRING con S SPORT COAT rs 185) 2 1.351 sa Puan mr Der hry ‘etademeate | | Oo Peet PENSAT-NIGHT OBevett cordially invites you to attend the opening of this dis- very = . "S ever Spring Med tinctive new ove to view this extensive collection selected by Spring Wear feat 3975, : a = @) p ee f, connoisseur of ultra-fashions from the foremost makers. — J q CSTYLE supremacy is paramount in this unique Salon —Women | Special Low Pricing—Over 150 } of fashion will instantly recognize as eminently typical of —e - \ LA R iJ S P R | N ¢ S = ITS this entire collection of distinctive fashions. Trim Tailored Sigled Ave Carvel fas New pean ; Spring >, par — Rich Mater: aie pie Sty: Bruck Weiss T appe Bendel Maurice’ Ufland Just the smartest modes are featured rei in this ie ¢); _ ow! In Thet Y Rosil Bl Bela group of new Suits for Spring. Sack wei 1 is distine- vette OS? Ossom rt _. and smart, an Bice lov pri ‘ed sele Riche Bluebird Normandie Special Low-Priced Selle. Blon —. WASHIN eee Sprit he pring ode - Se eS lente per Acclatmed © ee Psi oe Ouality Sle AN “SS — Unigue Collection of the Newer Fashions Featuring Distinctive ES Ee TAN IR Ly => Models for Early Spring as Well as Stunning Styles Be BAIR aH) \\ \ Wo A for Resort and Palm Beach Wear 50 | | ; EC ‘* fl eb é Y SAT | | 7 75 20" = he CHS 2 a SS eS once +s | Sa Sead UT) CREPE PASTEL I : : HIGH SHADES Featuring the newest Fabrics...the Smart Crochet fashion in beautiful Ombre effect. Felts that are different... The new trosted and crinkled styles and dashing Italian Milans. OPENING SPECIAL Newer Spring Hats Berets, Helmets Novelty Crochet« Sport Models ltaltan Milans Tatlored Styles Frosted Felts Dressy Fashion. ) Silk Combinations Large Models , Novelty Straws Styles and Values that are Typical of our famous Millinery Shoppes te 5) Se peitebeece pel gi ot «faked Manone wh HORM es. EBERT EET eC, Meg ee «

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T- DISPATCH _ | : _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH_ FRIDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 4, 1927 ____ ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH_ aoe Sicinstne 15 : CHAPLIN'S ARREST © children as the result of the fi-| Stolen Jewels Under Maid’s Pillow. | , g | EKS Ch C | impasse she encountered inj WASHINGTON, Feb. 4.—Mrs. E | P Oneke | 4 You May ge Has, ~ Failed cha ner atte! mer to collect temporary | (7) larence J. McLeod, wife of Con- | b Charge -Buy on The fer and Two — aiemeny: The request was made} gressman McLeod of Michigan, re- | | Account | Morris sed Preae. Sah, 4 . aoa o Ae ps r Mrs. Chaplin. | ported to the police last night that Charge Plan gnGEL JES, | sa Kes wed todh3 a = wa : go so that | S personal | jewels worth $3000 had been stolen Office Extended | rel ome TT aand . : am ieee ends mat the charge!from her apartment. Detectives | | Sth Floor | on Chaplin film MiO- tb eaate 4 rs ye arrerted t basis since ¢(¢ h aplin is P ¢ h h d foun 1 the er ari fince Chaplin ia] went to her home and found the oj Sata A THE STORE FOR ALL THE PEOPLE : © chi 1dr en's “mainter l- | bed. No arrest was mads, eas Mrs | ta Mrs. Chaplin has] McLeod said she would not prose- | iccept these offerings : EXTRAORDINARY VALUES Pee ee eee eo CORNER SEVENTH vanced Sale... Nagvess Mam TR7H, Tobacco States DON’T BUY UNTIL YOU SEE OUR VALUES—COMPARE Pledge Support to Further CO ATE ‘G EIENTIRE SURPLUS STOCK NOW ON SALE, vse ~~ ngage gunibor “A ’ . tina 4 wh beter. ty eae = a ea igen ~- . neem een — “ VITSTT 4, ORIGINAL PRICES CUT IN HALF. MEN’S AND YOUNG MEN’S athena. wile a. wal cS \ TWO DOUBLE Chief Washington eine. rei qT) oO e Post-Dispatch. aS | i) ~ PANT BREASTED waniimekeik Fe b 89 4-— | Dressed up in some new trimmings AR tee 3) a) ui All the Newest Styles | but esgentially unchanged since its ss. ° and Fabrics. All the Pop- at jee te as J ular Colors Including Nar y-Haugen farm reltef bill, of- ally described as the agricultu: al surplus control bill, again h: lds ay Anil $35 Values|$40 Values|$45 Values e -~- [the center of the legislative stage n Washington. i AG : : : Though twice beaten in the AN | House and once in the Senate an, there {is this time a large prospect that the bill will go through both Free branches and be preeented to the Altera’ tions Lp resident Its supportera, more confident of ita passage than eve: ' ‘ - | before, assert that nothing short! § . R of a filibuster in the Senate an | C J | stop it, and against the possibility a YOUNG MEN'S rT $25 SILK LINED TOPCOATS lof a fiilbuster, they are getting: YRUITS & OVERCOATS & CRAVENETTE GABARDINES $9. 15, com. Te ee | | eloture. 5/5 Sotgat [$10 Men's) THOUSANDS OF i en's Bi gnketiined ee, rm wn « " ae Adil! ge . . states ia -. : “a ey 4, hath sek ae P a4 » P + : $ ’ ‘ . 16 ¥ wp fi . + aeth Don He 4 i a ? Ps dae 7 ee - - ws 7 Voae oe ee ee “? PEAS. 3 aoe oe fo. nen ne PERN acts Bi O09 ‘ = a + RQ) oa wee ee ee ee of ee te ote res amees Seen imei , + We Pears 4 ee 18> os 8 eae sat cars See ate This situation has come about | ‘through the continued, intensive, K oa a sgl 5 | Sheeplined ; MEN’ S SHIRTS ’ | drive on Congress by the farm or | ” 0 Mackinaw Broadcloths, Rayon Stripes, Per- |ganizations backing the measur: ATS COATS oats oe up to $3—on sale = coupled with some highly practical . ————— , | political maneuvers by the Con-| j y Men's 75DCc Ribbed $1 Men's Heavy 65 | grese: fonal farm bloc. | NS SUITS & 0 COATS 2. 45 Shirts or Drawers == 316) 8.8 Union Suits, UU @| , Two Vote-Gaining Trades, | At least two vote-gaining trades ST SUTS and OVERCOATS 4.95 R : ' "han thi ’ v . - it ‘ An Extraordinary Event tor the Men and Nad a Bei c , _ : o - datipages one of the iea rs against : } Vf iS L . meee, PEN SAT. NIGHT TILL ORES) meu” oung Men of St. Louis id gi Models es incheloe of kent Ky Hi : By , ' : i suppo ried by hi solid vote ‘ ; Hecis , vv rze imc sles ion of T 3 Q° vs Boys’ Percale Blouses 29e | Heavy Jersey Gloves___10¢ | | The complete range of every new Spring shade and | size makes this a sale for every man. | (Nugents—Third Floor, North.) Be ee ee ere eee erarives 4 i Pricing— Over 150 Yt joperative expert, were against the IBS Featured in the Men’s Shop Saturday a .. eaten eaed Gee Gt 362 of America’s finest made Suits are offered r.. | ~ hand, with the result that they ar in this sale—you may choose two-button styles WASHINGTON AVENVE CORNER SEVENTH | sriéts Gan nhs tank dha ad : —three-button single or double breasted for the = 7° ses benefited crops. This request » conservative or young man—you will find plen- ls and =. x scat diwk bak Ged as ee y of light colors for Spring wear ed in this — / he} LJ ly d: meant T | cine a ath ‘ 7 font i der ov! In Their Uniquely Appointe bnas . eed selection. hans Hey Recent mee d Selling... Spring : n... A Complete Collection of New °vifioreo0.| = ‘ » nf tohnar gg. ¢ ‘ } mae 4 A ‘ a 7 ? ‘ i r . 6 — ‘* > | + Dlicas (2 Pl | Adap lations Ofm =... Pa ris \odem Chic Trimm ing To uchem} Rich Quality Silks + ’ ’ } 4 } r ‘ ; . : 4 4 > ~~ é m* y ’ i : mee 4 4 » 4 ¥ , i i ] A . ° . - , ; bmolr | ry Pak t Y = The hreve beer a re > - ‘ -y *\¢* vr) 7 ‘ AY . 1? nt , ‘ rion ] ui : | A i . ; ’ > iy? ‘ Dp aift 4 Tre , 1 r¢ zy * 4 > > ° , | cy eo I t : a ‘ ¥ S Lae . . . : . , ’ ? vr LOK! arte ae |... be . Cidine odes ror Omarter S Congressme! . . . T+ t} é ¢*7 if 2 D1 ; Irresistibly Low Priced aronger paatian Gan ta tha i- ’ 4 °T? >, oO =F nate ete 5 ’ | t : vr } , iv ¢ r VWOteé wo } TI { ? I lar , > ‘ i x»? >" ® ’ ’ - ess C a otpte — i. ; : ‘ '_—_—_— > ‘ these stun ning Silk ])re af al Jeaturing quare = SUB 226 cents entuchedl ati tthe Sane , tA 4A \= hirts tha re the mainstay of every man's ©) have the smartest trimming : Sizes... All Widths... High and Low Heels blll crowd ¥otql: Hm the Me | Y AP A wardrob fo! ae are dependable for excellent fashioned of gorgeous ) etm taiik shax scdvlanae act ti. Ce A Ze servii nd give a very well-dressed appearance. shades. Pe Rose Blush the Senate. The motion preva ak Neckband and collar-attached styles in white, easy and Se Blonde Gr DF ee ee ee ee ee ee Pe tan, gray and blue. Six-button front and full ne stvles distinguish @ Patent a" . : WH wseist in bringing the bank bill 1 y~ : center pleat—all full cut and well made. from Dresses that @ <a AIA BGA out of the way, | ZG All-Wool Sweaters Men’s Union Suits ci | Lint yrey i , ‘ / Vv pricine Dun. Tone AS. | asaeiied 9 “par thn tt, Prarie % a Cy Men's all-wool Sweat- Medium weight— : if attomnent men iat e, ers in Cc t S8tYVi -arTpe fleeced Union Suits— | -_ synb: °77 afi 1O7; | . eld of political speculation. What , ; shaw! colla! in plain long sleeves—ankle- t RE SSES Compose E fects Wilh Crosifemt [eens ple gr colors . length styles “le De taal i of; Nu ~ . ra — rye: the = ae + ms | , : ° , . e \ and Com, ' £¥ OF DELIGHTFULLY secluded spot in which to select your ono: eign {1 ste: tube! ine . : 6 | Imported Lisle Hose Men S Union Suits + _ a i‘ ad : is , me “ shoes . . amid the quitt e} egance of a unique Japan- l¢ ne to } is es) } ae ase 4 c ’ | 4 Fa ncy VA <= ay eS ir or. le Medium weight, part- —— ‘. a ; ‘ Tf he vetoes the i] ee wi lv “ ¥ 7 , ae ‘ ~ 3 ‘ et pe ) a ese mterior . _ where expert service 1S Our boast. The great new and effective talkine potnt to ‘ and lign olor some 5c woo! Unron Suits—long e variety tn oe Spring's smartest Footwear is shown in the followers of Frank ©. Lowden, . Y / anne fash aided sieeves—ankle-length our Shoe Salon... invariably permutsa sélecuos of euactig | whose aspirations to the Repun “7, color choite mresidential nomination what ws desired. sities “Sanaa on Next Page. . = (Nugents—Mais Fleer, Best) " aeiieia . e

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PAGE 16 | ST LOUIS POST- DISPATCH ____ FRIDAY EVENING. FEBRUARY 4, 19% ; _____ ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH CONFESSED LIQUOR RUNNER wo MEN IM INVOLVES NEW JERSEY MAYOR ! See Our Other Announcements on Pages 5 and 17 D p e GIR! Columbia Electric FOR MISSING GIRL. by erent { sf) - - - Cords . Tnecharc mitting Lart Ownership of $-,- 66-D\ 1! ie Two ot Us—Fox Trot. q an With His Dangh ad CC on , Chi ck, Chick. Chi ck. Chi ‘ sett ss oe =" 75€ ' Trot Cae Las* 4 to Marry Him the Ase ’ hres Want 2. NEW YORK, Feb. 4.—Anothe: 770 -Blues—Fox Trot. pu en confessed liquor runner testified ‘Tiger Rag—Ted Lewis, cae : yesterd Federal Court e 5 734 ‘Whose Arms Are you In % id be} ain Testifies Concerning Bribery. Ad- i/Meadow Lark Bet Aloe | i en) 7 Ye me = ——_—___—_- ——$_$_____— siticiecccasigiie Fourth Outstanding Values in Plenty Are Here Saturday in t CnnualSaleo#” Kuppenheimer Suits —Values of Unusual Interest to Men and Young Men of St. Louis Be Oy Roe ee Bint * . ¥ Pe ti, eo eek rn SSR RASA PE Grane: oe Api SR os Fe. 2 SEG PRS 5 ALBATRON MRO TED BO SRO au Pee . 7 Fe LEER RS Feature] Convenient Terms . * 7 . — 7 , ’ ° ~ 4 ; ~ 1G 4 > , 9 | > . \\ ‘ and res c ‘ ; 77>" ~ ~~ e+ - 7 eye. i] \¢ } ‘ dias , * . Zz? : . . ™ . ’ . Yiei ‘ +> ~ . : ~ A é ri 2 . . 8 4 tof — - : . ; XX * ~ - » : . . ; = 2 ° r > . ~*~ ’ 4 a ° ° . ; . > : ‘ i F | ; - - ¢ Z *¥% _? - ” ts 7 ; . . . - ee” at : $ ; ~ , , roa - tt a> ’ i = & - i. " . 4 ; : ’ * & . ‘ * os . ad : ») 2 " . . - ~ , ‘ is J 7 -- A 2 ae Ne ie - : ’ j ¢ a, res 7 . mae naa * e ~ ’ cy wu . [a A A” ; - . ey om Se eS : z « . ; co “ , : : 7 > - j ‘ . - Py : i; i an a .% , : See Fs ne ey . a rie j . , L — | : ‘ - $8 f o ’ - . ; : - ; 4 . ‘ ' Ps ‘ 4 ee . j oy as iby’ > . : - : ) 4 ' : ‘ ” a _ } o é é “ “Ys ony en By uw ry : ' oie . > . te nt x > . 6 2 Y ' | et 4 S " y 7” + . - ™ - J y : a ‘ * . - 4 j Lat = aA . : 4: ¥ ; ae ’ : ‘* r ' > >’ e : : | pa '_- . f., 2 ” , 4 ie . * * “ . . . : : ; I : : » + : | ‘ ’ ° 7 > _ __ 4 : } ARM RELIEF BILL by a : - : a 7 a | > ~ & ’ . -. . | = ~ z ere ? r> . oT . . q , ”>. ' } : ; : ¥: a > _ . ~ ¢ 4 6) - é , £ - . a e 4 c , ‘ BY VOTE TRADING ET A ne ee De eg ee ake EN. ES LE RES Continued from Preceding Paxe, REA: Rasinges (Ls. | swea TT IT HOOSE your Suits for the new season just ahead, from the’ extensive assortments rn far oR YS ee age ad : BN + which are offered in this important sale. We are able to continue its remarkable valu. giving only because we anticipated the enormous response the sale would receive, made ample provision for it. Young men, older men, and men who like a dash of youth # their clothing can make satisfactory selectioris here Saturday. Ww, ~ — ee ee Se 2 mae: all : Gg hi Wine, Me (ma yee 4 oy a tb tier SATS BE 9 ae Ls meee aah aE th ie hee tin wae ene M4 eee we i aes TA : 4 3 Pr a \ ee ee ee ere ogg Ae Wee Pe zs — De RE te Ree ee pat Pee ee a ae. oe eto 3 Pak We Have Just Added a Large Group of New Spring 2-Trouser Suits to the Sale From Other Well-Anown Makers— SOO $ 39 : All Are Remarkable Values and \ Comfortable ycwell Chair restful Coxwell In preparing tor this sale we specially purchased hundreds of two-trouser Suits from other . et eee well-known makers—those hundreds are gone, but fortunately we were able to replace them ) ered in attra with others equally desirable. Now our assortments are again complete—you may select we as. he tavar ee | , from new Spring shades, patterns, fabrics and models during this sale at $29 and $39. of coverings * “$34.75 Ku ppenheimer Topcoats Are Included at $29 and $39 Entire Stock of Kuppenheimer Overcoats Reduced 20% T New Pa Decorated Bedre Men’s Hats Reduced In New Patterns and , = Four Charming Pieces : Just 419 of Them Are Grouped at : Geet. Wok SS SS = Designs for Spring | Finished in Enamel— the Exceedingly Low Price of iY ) ese Se ae $9).95 3 cw f . Ss N ° 00 NS ' . % ie i j , a = : Al te RE a he New Sweaters of pure | : ae al a : The Semi-Annual Atte ti fF wool and rayon mixed yarns Gladstone Case Rosecays of flowers in ane LS of these Hat oTO 2 SP Se , eis cist ithe iain ge . : a cle } — 2 1 , i a > | a - - . , if € Rei woven Into attractive qaii~ f Vi rT} my the tr nts or eacn piece Sale of Men Ss N eckw ear fey. Ce” Mh: over designs. and present Or a Man ranity 2 " a and bed may be purch ing a surprisingly large as- a oe ‘ ; cn hari Y hen ’ ¢ ~ me Suite with Twin Bee . tment f be uti ul co! r e 50 Offers Impre SSIUE « HOe CEA“ combinations. Pullover V- 1622 * Dm: Sav ings ee . neck style and sizes 30 to 36. Made of select a 6-F iece Bedroo svia grain smooth cowhide ® Complete popular 22-inch size. Et _—— ee Coles has a special lining, pa and Shirts, 75¢ & 50¢ Henvy-weiaht Shives i , iy Paar Bit one ty Rect 5 e8 ie = se by a a Ae! EEE GR ANON IETS ORS WOES : 5 ~~. >, OL ar ee ae . * ee a 5 Ae Ls wT ta barre 2 ee mayer Sayp SE Bra ~ ee re * Provides $250.000.000 Fund. tee Rn oa . Pie ’ i te in ae oy Ba Arna bs : 3 Se er Y ea Cees peo " : ie ete Re ere ee « ~~ & ~~ . 5 ss nen . CY , a Our-in-hand, bat and butterfly s i. an : Be as + ae pee Pa Om Re ge, ate . ye ww . a The New Spring Patterns in id > “AY 55 Gs Pipe brick Fe ’ ~~ s: first showing of the Liste Ree |) Siurts . tar SOrte ~ 7 tr ; - th | ‘re an A 10 | . a ww & Ps a- a * ™\ > oe 4 ~ > ve a -- the. , >] i in rn ‘ « ee Y : : a JD mM ] a 4 . rs a — ie : o ~ = = \ - ~ : J ‘ . to Lad As ‘ See 7 .. > 6 * Are Priced — The Shick 2 ‘e - » . $6.50 , 027 Table Modet § Repeating - _ O mat to install R: ‘ Ee 1.aZOr | men who wear Equipped with the in ved cone type loud hanges s/ts Own Shirts wiil speaker, this new 5-Tube “Mode! assures ex- he new Shirts cellent volume, clear tone and long distance : *. Just received It is equipped with accessories of best makes ceyrageed Whien | did, and befor & tailored throughout of alli- | Stripes, checks and novel- y te nished the * i Attia -% : he, ee _ ante s¢ — etek te on oe " P : =~ . ‘ . aig ee s | wool fabrics. have good qual- : tv. effects embody many Mahogany -Finished Cabinet ng lu ag’ : : ae | > ideas roadcloths 3 : health improved ao ra ‘lie that 7 i 1th Inines and roomv flan new iceas. Broadcloths, The Set 6 encased in a beautiful twe . ’ rm ‘ . : FS , ‘ a : =" a , a i; 7 was asten'shed ennen as efrnTt tvie t +c ie - i } f . percaies, Triad 31a. etc. — a , = i sh ied abinet that wl! - satprooe meta! are * it. ed Ti + Fa an ’ "An<' tear ‘2 j i . - ss . io ai ae sg ia : = : at . : ‘ id ‘ ii nds epee ee: Men's s wonderful remed: Mrs. Louise ) collar-attached styles are Seton Sapir WORE eres : De eae chi 4 ” | i ‘ QD er | | 7 : ; ‘ ; ‘ a _ . ae in iJvJepartn +34 : Re dfield, 250 De st.. Cinaton, | : ew patterns. fais 11 sizes and with various sleeve — ' - §@et.] . ra } C6 lades, 75¢ ae | Barre! or French cur?s blade = 4 = Pa ng ‘Qe..A = ¢ . ‘ ? oo» ‘ ety : : : Obtain the Diseorery in tablets ov | ‘SS Men's Fu shings—Main Fleor c 4A Fear wrn , Arugoet ad cand | 1@. far trea’ Ph , . Me - _— . f ~~ chp Pagteeetatet aia ofetet weeeaen~tseeneates . boas ede)

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T- DISPATCH Columbia Electric Record 766- Sin e Chick * Chick Trot, ; ic ic i” * Trot. va Chicken— Boy. 770 -~Blues—Fox Trot. 7sc ‘Tiger Rag—Ted Lewis 794 ‘Whose Arms Are you In 75c 4tMeadow Lark. — a ee rday in ad Suits ng Men of St. Louis the extensive assortments continue its remarkable value- se the sale would receive, and who like a dash of youth in oup of New e Sale and *39 wo-trouser Suits from other were able to replace them complete—you may select is sale at $29 and $39. it $29 and $39 Ss Reduced 20° > Store Fourt of pure Eetvarns (ylads a Case Ctive all- Bcesent: for a Man large as- . — | iful color $ 50 llover V- es 30 to 36. Made of select top Dp, $3.95 _ grain smooth cowhide in ee popular 22-inch size. It . 91.00 has a special lining, par- Siete with tition board, shirt-fold crew-neck and two pockets. Steel vith elastic frame and oxydized lock. 2? ugerace Section~= ou rth Floor.) T he Shick Repeating Razor e loud Changes Its Own Blades ice. $00 tance. 5 " makes. . lust pull, then push yon plunger—in slides 4a new. blade to replace the use one The razor 1s made = rustproof metal. It 1s pot now in the Men's Fur ing Department. Clip of blades, 765C. iVien Furnishings Mae, roof Tonight? (Fou, th Floor.) inal ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Pen tS eee FRIDAY EVENING, ‘ y TWO MEN IK i MISSING GIRL, 11 Discharge: Gov- | c ild from school w here it was not | Detroit. n With His Daugh- | kno | Brurhilda’s governess ced ‘to Marry Him. pF Press G0, Fe ib. 4. 4 by police toda : swith the disappearance Or | | od Brun hil ia Ko ~Tr } t naped. A former governess in the! learned his daughter had been sub- FEBRUARY 4, 1927 nd ts believed to have been kid-|charged her he said when he BROWNING SUED FOR $250, 000 ‘ . ; arrest for more than two hours yes- | ‘rday before his lawyers provided | | Hoe lin home, Miss Lilllan Hoch- | ject d to cruelties. Miss Hochstras- FOR LIBEL BY NEWSPAPER MAN Donde Lee Mefford is suing be- | asser, iast Monday, took tue !|ser is supposed to have relatives in 3 Estate Man Charged He Had Annual Congressional Reception. Kidnaped Ward. vn that she was no _ longer | | By the Associated Press. | lKoeiliner, wealthy ( n - father of the missing chila WASHINGTON, Feb. 4.—-The an- Miss Mochstrasser, a di- | nual congression: ception WaS! ing the filing of a $250,000 suit New York Reporter Alleges Real | Cause of charges of Browning that Vy ’ * hin ‘ ; vie * y ; y ; had urged him, a widower, held at the White House last night,! libel by a reporter, for the Daily i. aage -¥ 4 , - , " ~ . s¢ 2 . : EaG GISPOSition OF The: President and Mrs. Coolidge receiv-! Mirror, a tabloid newspaper. atic marry ier i «2 fo. i ) aha if Lie YY oie te Browning “Was technically undse r | the, reporter kidnaped Mary Louis: | | Spas, former ward of Browning. | NEW YORK, Feb. 4.—Edward | The reporter 6aid Browning had } West Browning, rea] estate opera- | threatened him when he Itoi the tor, is under $10,000 bond, follow- | for | girl to the office of his newspape where, he says, she Was paid $500 for her story. The girl, in her ow right, is suing Bfowning ; pth Eee a }STIX, BAER & FULLER —————————— February Furniture Sale | See Our Other Announcements on Pages 5 and 16 —_ GRAND-LEADER — Features Suites and Odd Pieces for Every Room in the Home Convenient Terms of Payment Our plan of easy payments makes it pos- sible for every home- maker to take advan- tage of these import- ant savings on a deter- red payment basis. A Comfortable Coxwell Chair restful, Coxwell with deep broad seat comfortable arms 15 upho rong in attractive bination tapestry and ve- velours. Choice of a variety ser $34.75 Two-Piece Living-Room Suite = . A With Mahogany Frames— a, 74% Taupe Mohair Covering A new design with beautifully carved mahogany frames, excellent quality plain taupe mohair covering and the very new corded edge on the loose tapestry reversed cushions—that is of particular interest to the home that wishes to re-furnish the living room with beautiful new furniture of quality purchased at an extremely eco-: nomical price. Large roomy davenport and comfortable armchair to match with deep, spring-seated construction—an exceptional value in the February Sale. Future Delivery lf Desired Furniture purchased in the February Sale may be held in our warehouse for later de- livery without addi- tional cost. The Convenient Gateleg Table Important among the special values in this sale are the Tables—of every size—tfor the living room. This gateleg Table has solid mahogany top. and wed toe... OGD New Painted Furniture for the Bedroom Decorated Bedroom Suite al Four Charming Pieces $ ] 6 fy meee a Finished in Ename Painted furniture is p inthe bedroom. This Suite of simple, digni- fied lines is finished i green and ivory enamel; hosegays of flowers in natural colors decor- ating the fronts of each piece. Dresser, chest, vanity and bed may be purchased eg Same Suite with Twin Beds 6-Piece Bedroom Suite Complete Suit e—including bed, dresser, chifforobe. v chair ot new design rich shaded tones of iS unusually attractive and an inter esting variation of the usual type of bedroom furniture in the sale at articularly charming n a restful tone of little hand-painted anity, bench and and finished in taupe enamel— Chintz-Covered Bedroom Chair A comfortable Chair for the bedroom is an almost mecessary ar- ticle of furniture these days. We have these Chairs covered in gay «colored glazed chintz in an attractive pat- tern _ [7 - 75 for. -Room Suites Show Period Designs Server ll tifully finished solid mahogany, for Distinctive 9-Piece Dining Suite A Sturdy Tudor Design | Q9 With Rich Walnut Veneers This beautifully designed Suite is an adaptation from the Tudor period and admirably combines richly finished walnut with selected cabinet woods. The chair seats are upholstered in velour, and you have a choice of the pedestal table shown or the four-leg extension table. 8-Piece Suite (without cabinet) Mahogany Tea Cart. The hostess will appreciate the many distin tive features of this lovely Tea Wagon- drop leaves, separate trays, drop handle, convenient drawer and rubber-tired wheels. Built of beau- $24.50 (Seventh Filoo: _ ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH C R E D T FURNITURE 1 MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS _Z TERMS! 1105-07-09 OLIVE ST. PAGE St. Louis’ Outstanding RADIO SENSATION Saturday’s Feature! Extraordinary Purchase and SALE OF RADIOS SO AE OO = =—- Sr SE OT CE TIE Here is just the opportunity you have been waiting for! A high-grade, expertly built Radio at considerably less than regular retail price. We urge early selection, for at our low sale prices our supply of these Radios will sell rapidly! ! ee, toe We Are Open Sotecter S Until 6:30 P. M. RADIOS ( | i |$2.50 a Week| THIS $90 6-TUBE . This $115 6-Tube 5 RADIO RADIO This Rad mbodies all the new improvement.s—has a tre- This Radio represents the “last mendous volume, clear tone, word” in Radio engineering. Keu- and bet caine g istance— ders a very clear reception and the built-in loud speaker Comes newest improved tltoud speaker— this sule at , — cabinet. Priced in this sale at. 7 j =. ia) « e j biere emernt.— : P a } - li ». : > are cptetcain lone tiist: . in a most attractive ‘two- tone comes in an artistically designed finished cabinet. Priced in period atyle two-tone finished COMPLETE! 9 PIECES...§ COIL SPRING BED DAVENPORT—WINC FIRE- SIDE CHAIR, MASSIVE CLUB CHAIR, CHARMING DAVENPORT TABLE, END TABLE, BEAUTIFUL LAMP WITH SHADE AND PAIR OF BOOK ' BLOCKS. NINE PIECES COMPLETE FOR FIVE-PIECE BREAKFAST re SET SHOWN gl: Lad ey sacar 3 “es . by Yas ge > * + on a " “ , mere ———— a Ce seeet Semegr ie ereetpe ett ay ny . — : Mee a mA ; ey a RS TSN SEP Sg ae eres era he 8 TO ; - mae ~* -- ~~ ~) NEE at mtr” A PN 8 NR Re RRS RE nae te ime mame lm on = hep . ° as ~~, ° - ~* or z - ar al ~*~ Ay eye hy 4 . pepew 4 a a Pl cse rear tap SOSIRS LiF dae he tnetnes. ht er Ae. ; a ss wars a - ae ~ a ne ae ~ ree are otiieed - . fae ee eres -_ . : = > —_ = mT 7 on ™ - nas oer 5 <8 ere ny a a pes os wenpspe enn mm or " . : os : - ~—- - ° . kahuna it

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i ____ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH_ _FRIDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 4, 1997 ——___— _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ___ knocked from a/the county jail here yesterday. Bill, ’ ’ ithe 7 MM. C. A. tas ight at Sec-jr ove the cause and to get the | when he was , S — . 3 ' a i . > ae hl mf INDUSTRIAL PUNNES | cae nee ae TO WORK Jor sve 7.2 ct eye oes tea Se foes ean mae divine, nee oes) gies pea See GIA —_—— ce sideswiped by a ory — " . Hig ent and self-supporting, where |s WITH SOCIAL SERVICE AGENTS The social worker,” he said, ‘‘is ets cava = pervs neater Social, Alabama avenue and Marceau gonned ted with a bank robbery in il he al . é oO. Cc. ! 'the doctor of the socially sick per- | can care ake City Hos- | “Finsas City, and Parks, =. Doctors and Welfare Associations ison, just as the physician is the work and medicine cine that ag — + aaialiiacucatibatiain cs: : | charged with ste alinge chickens, got os ow 4 SALTED | nee eaaan .o-ooagg ami | doctor o he ee pe tang emt Bros ae bus failed to stop after the |away. Williams had visitors Mon- | S tks ” — I Ree 1. - . of poverty is due to disease just as ? oe ee ee? : = Fund Director Says. ly sick person. Just as the doctor L . Police, inquiring at the| day. “== ie , Pa much of disease is due to poverty.’ | accident. | Physicians should co-operate | Will give pills to relieve a pain and interurban companies with offices Ja? ss PY & se tronomer was anh i? iSiOu pbk 44S . ’ ‘ ’ , ; } ! } ‘4 y as nd 4 BUS , ‘ > opinion of expert ii ir ; Ve ‘ aS ne 6 °/* ( ‘mo h | wit h social] aEencies of the com- (nen wil] strive to diagn os 5 INJURED IN CRASH WIT in the city. failed to get any trace ae rvato} here | s- Louls Econo sTOWTD | . |; prognoss the reason for the pain | , - pe the v h ‘le as no report had been ‘ munity and cal] on them for aid in|}. ES AME al ow te , “oO » § Thrown From; °° tne vencie a: ; ~~ a +. ~- received a legram fre Indicated in Chamber of | | : ' and remove the cause, so also does | William Fowle, 54, turned HARRISONBERG, Va., Feb. 4 hagen asking as m@jtounatinn af iturn, so that both forces work for the social worker give pills of food, Wagon He Was Driv ng. Dr James | Avis 83 ~ears old last 12 eT AS if i] ( €7 1) ‘ i4 ‘ ii . ~ , ° ; . | . 2 . “ : i ~f j . : . ibiadinas. Cty | munity Fund, told the Washing- | more, the worker strives to find | ¢ ounty, su | r qa! an A ard a aneea sneak tee aes Charieston. W. Va.. is dead. graphic reco |t the reason for the destitution; to and internal injuries last nignt f — to show any mentioned nhaput re pores & during 1926, according (to DT0 PAY NOTES," i pre CTZENSHP Comet Reported by French Ob- eereey Frobably an Illusion. Rix Pres ; CAMERID OE ¥ 5. 4 The comet-like mHyect / in saa Ven John Brown Guard Dies. By the Associated Press the Sin \ servator in. e new industries located |ton U'n iversity medical school grou industrial district A N:-D . es ~ port EEE EEE iia a aa aan a a STANDARDS ee Meee ee ee ee ee ee Be Meer ene NAL LT KNOWN |. oa wos ; ' e uT s ’ ; Ti¢ a | lu -* ; ‘ ' ror ; , eh tmaent in Washington . a r ¢ Medicine, and piversity Se , . ) 0 $60 a onl ‘ ' > *hHin : rt }SSi. 1 | red "he marries eocond time | f wot income?” asked Judge | eS The »ttorney ex] lained that | | Ss. he alto! sens wife was supporting hers if in d and it was “a custom if | » Del o@. aair’ ’ grope for. a wite WY. . rt of the bhurden wile ner us: | nd was wi 2 prov. se - wenn | ' | men he established himself tm sfession sn —— ‘ DS her years af toll Seg! Is Denied Citizenship. z n't want to transplant : S T y | tn 1921, applied for | a ? : - , tii *. % - _ t - vag hg ee A ES Ry 8 nae pe = ‘ gt Pie 3 hg Dus ec ae eth yale " op Rt ae Sey RT Me en Se aie, mine ge a . ; « BF op) AS Rene Rp sass es Soe te. Ae srt auto oa Bh eet ere i Es re > ee ia INE SS OS yee eee i eal ila, i a ee oD s " Cy es tes am: er ve: ii. as wate cami te . S$ as a . taste . . ‘ ie a borat ‘ : ee : - ae er A oe ee he (Other new industries are | The Adams Manufacturing Co. | American Life Convention. American Garden Furniture Co. | Artophone Corporation. | . . Dreifus Optical Co. |) aciiaie Beck co Now in Our New Store The Barron-Wrape Co. : Boston Blacking Co. 218 N. Sixt ope Carman Supply Co. 50 Years in the Opitical Business Central Clothing Co. BRANCH STORE Cities Service Oil Co : Diamond Steel Highway Sign) 511 Franklin Av. We Are Fitting the Third Genera- | Co. tion. Optometrists and Opticians ae ES ey > ‘Sas aN ~~ e CHICAGO. Fe} ; Nine youths, bnvicted rt ling O; A Inan @ wat nie eir ¥ ther of tw The la was fa: Pet hr Ting th ere oh fends tortur DNS Wer: Motior Sard F. Overcoats that sold this Winter Be i:.0°. 5 2 Jcontence wit at prices up to $60. The choicest styles and fabrics of the season. Box Coats, Tube Coats and Chesterfields in single and si ium? at the time of the arrest, Sept. 20 showed Haeckel had been drinking drunk, as he was able 5 | Beautiful selections from our own high-character _ stock. intially and hundreds of bright, fashionable, new Spring Suits just received. The choic- ADVERTISEMENT yelp FEBRUARY Is THE perTH OF ’ PATRIOTION, “el yh en ae ae 3 [oe es iP * “ry crs, topes g y . , a Le ” cme 4 0 hi ae ae err. + s. rs ¥ ” t ba - x % § = | 4 Fi ‘Ss ;% : : ' . 53 ; ~f - rs ¢ - : - ‘a | 4 4 “y e im - : > : Hy ie ; a > te é 2 i i ? oa) s » ~ is 4} x & , ' sy B - b ' e . . | | . si 8 3 - : ° - wan yee from Monday. Order now for out-of-town. NacnNnacnarenacnak Nas VALENTINE HEART BOXES FILLED est of worsteds, velours, cassi- meéres and beautiful, soft chev- A sale for the thrifty man....a sale for the well-dressed man....a double breasted models. Mel- tons, cheviots, chinchillas and Paper: $1.00, $2.00, $3.00, and $4.00 Satin: $2.00, $4.00, $6.00, $7.50 and up sale for everybody who appre- ciates a genuine saving on high- character clothing. Hundreds of Overcoats that sold this season at iots. Single and double breasted Mayfair twists. Tans, models. Two and three but- ays Ses 2 ae browns, blues and grays in ae a « Agee | . eh ee ag me sy wees ee e = Me ge As brie a . aoa “ » od a ; ‘ a . . 8 hea Gi: se Sta Rg) arg de re ig Che tener ae . . * OS. ele ae * eee agaad t tens Sree tag ae >. rio ; Aye “ ey tts, oS een ee * aetesege . 3 : oe ee 7 Aig Ae Z: et Macrae bah a , ‘oe 2% 90 geal "a eK Wide lg ts csipainiac a * it eee Sh ee a | . i) > a : ¢ Sie a oe ee eS le . Ot tia? Pe ee ee ya ia Pe Ag > ee aud yak te * ~ ari / en at, ae . at Ns aR Be te pts ing ty vimre i SOR! ws . - 7 > wh eng . - =e. ww . ~ » = 3 > py os er A icmecbeee 2 ~ ew ae aavodien Saturday’s Sunday Candy Special js Assorted nut bars ~ Assorted ton effects and new collegiate styles. Solid shades and fancy mixtures in every conceivable prices up to $60... .case after case of fashionable Two-Pant Suits of equal quality....unlimited selec- solid colors, mixtures, over- plaids, diagonals, diamond checks and fancy weaves. The. YxUvxuyxe SUEUR JxLJye tions in bright, new Spring Suits, just unpacked. A stock from which you can choose with confidence ....knowing that the style and quality are right....and that the savings represent discounts of un- Chocolates and those big pink Ivanhoe Bon Bons 1 ib. Box 50c 2 Ib. Box $1. BAKED WEEK END TREATS Fruit and Nut Loaf Coffee Cake—SPECIAL, .. . 3k Neapolitan Nougat Layer Cakes—60c and.. . $1.00 EES. lf ee 40 Sultana & Chérry Pound Cakes 45c the lb. — 3-lb loaf $1.25 417 NO. 7TH ST. em most desirable through-and- through weaves and plaid-back woolens. Silk and satin trim- ing longs, shorts and stouts. All : | mings and satin-piped seams. included at this special price of hae. amen adie Sizes for everyone, at the rare nthe st 000,000 help $29. : | > con ee price of $29. e228 complete that ws That way is color combination. Every Suit with two pairs of trousers. All sizes from 33 to 50 chest, includ- ars el ee ey artis awe a Pron 36 = “ ect nanny homage” we . - oe ~~ = A OO PR ee ENE ee ee ee eee ee nw sigting cecil wos a - » ~ - — “~y » mw ® — grated. oe 4 eter - “a saicenstlindtlisas —_ * ee ~~, tye to. » - * . | > oe ee eee ee aoe ae are oeaieeae ng eT. 7 . . = . - ~" a . ae 7 » pe ey er - ~ ~* 7 = . ~ ~ anf — 5 mo We at vl i a a - a ae aa ee noe ati de en eed FAN U a > a as — ty - an ‘ ™~ - et te - n ~~ oo = - . 2 . - =s eee tg eile Aodhan nt * 4° ndest be — ee eee aa -_ : : PA ca ci . * " ‘ a 5 —- = oa C7) ae ” — a 7! ng?” Z BUSY BEE ¥& ,CANDIES 4 New Charge Accounts Invited - OOD ay ae en ee ee . “© _ NacNacNacnarcNaenacnarcnacnarcn NAN AEN AS - f Fou got it now. Do that —s WASHINGTON AVENUE AT EIGHTH STREET ps ai Pe RA an en aabyaeh . Ff ae ete ete ete ete tee ete ees es PIU LAS OLAS U LAS UPASU PAT UPD NUPNUPAUENUPS ‘ sas Seeceseunes . ess 6's tee swe SEgeerEewtere = ha Sanaa in n"a"a"n'"a"a"n'ntn n'a n'a" a"n*s"s"a"atn"s"n"a"s"a",*,*,",* 2" .","," ™, A RR Se ae a nn nn ee ee ooeean sees See npan AASAAAAS ‘an ee een ee aeament’ e' Set OMOTAR TE Rletelbiet «fetet otesedeceteansait as, wegbebeebts ios oc Levels pied +i closes.

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“DISPATCH ___ ' re yesterday, Bill ai SS T. LOUIS Pos - : e of felo- | N10 PAY NATES MAN CITED FOR ALLEGED elev in the penitentiary for an| for the impaneling of a jury Jan.!ot st ee — =. ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH —— pec: AGE 19 ADVERTISEMENT ROPSY frosted Ons Short breathing relieved in 56 tw 48 « Colds, Grippe, Flu, Dengue, govtlling removed in 13 to 3 raetion In St. Louis | Bilious Fever and Malaria. and eee ae Seated a a's Brother-in-Law Appears lie is 54 Years old i pm... a S old. | ar Bidg.. 1°th & Olive, St. Lonts | It kills the geeme vents swelling from returning. COI! . DROPSY REMEDY CcoO.. Dept 33. ; §3 xg & r ‘ ‘ : 7 : D ‘ . 3 re ty? met @ ise wg ge oo BA & } CH, te Protest Again: . tes aras who held | FE ; ae are ‘ 4 | * .% . ] oy alate: ‘ . ‘ \ gl Naturaiiza shibas ‘tanta, Ga TTT . a oner for tri: at | a.. is wa 5 ro ' _ T . . Mim, Lachterman appeared tn ) | Y x uU s an In Clot i 7 a... accused of belng bank robbery in | ATTEM att . Ao ees attack on a 14-year-old girl, was] 2/ John’s >). : > S Pe i 3 - 5 , as ZU t * nn 5 M th ) ist ' » inte Hes ' | Parks, PT 10 INFLUENCE JURY, cited for contempt of court yes-| hét Mad bee eee or sve’ Judge jreceived a coitsBanaase e >: ” . j r SImné Tf a. * ne A 6 I) ona: oO! five nue. one of the veniremen called The Rey. Ivan ee Holt ny S ipe nd he receives tl, Pastor | tirec Minister Retired Pastor Contributes $5 Guard Dies. as a2 re. af when his brother-in-law, a Kaufman of 2828 Wickson Sect, @ Russian Jew, who arrived iG , this country In 1921, applied for | Federal mralization toda} edge Davis’ court. He said Kauf- F*% ; Ades induced him to sign then eg as CO-Maker and U! » * weed to pay them. Isn't it a fact,” wan's young lawyer, meagon for your Rayfman divorced your Mier married again Mere Judge Davis took a h 3 7)? anada. and, and | 1 icited that Kaufman, who was | A C earance © _was a student in Washington | F m O Own Im ‘niversity Schoo! of Medicine, and ro ur € Suits and Overcoats mense Stocks , dium r away every me , to $60 | This annual chars Gs ochancens ae awaited rid »: | 4 = See th barned teaching Russian | wel t garm ae the ' a dk a % ? e and heavy . i extra savings. Many of 4 Weil “ ‘_ ge iVIis 1? lesnti¢ eS 4 - : : ' s p ud is in admitting SUM arm minnaitia sear 7 ie ee ] h eh #i 33833 at: ‘ : ots we yt : ’ enship ¢ first applica Tee 3 te 55 7 sities, . ak Sens 2 of ; eee ; ‘¢ Pe eye . ; $e : ys docket, Ele} Blaine avenue i.¢ Chie? Examiner G , : mari that Seper’ qualificatiane Our U tra- TOCA 464 Kats ii ere gor j eX ery? thas on re , ' } iict (aFatl? ar eo ie ords sAowed exen T ¢ Quality ese i ast a enemy allen J 1) ign ay aT} ; feu \ aSkKeqd 9 gfe fie cords, and. questioning 4 - és 2 5 og, : thik Sates rereet aE 7 | Bode : ; a eee . ae Included in this great sale of Boxer’s . per, iP cai iiere ‘ ; . ears ie 6 Was Mar- > 7. ed and had a cniid. rr ,1¢ ; eener's Objection Iznored. _ Overcoats : : att as | ! i: RE ae ! mitt : gti! iit stock are hundreds of attractive : suit-pattern Pants—taken from 2-pants Hen or be AlSs ee sc agli, ‘A ° - : hi] ‘ ‘ould 4 ee / ; . + Y! ata ing % strong fabric and a} ? tila im‘ ec oat gi: tih78 ie : é oe aot * 8 ag ai 2 : eturdy eonatriuc- / + ) ‘ " ~ T« ,** ; Qa iT 3 an’ (>> : ; ok , tape’ a woe -~ ? ; > ° 5, Ss : This man ig a - - ie . . . ineiinstieesdiaeeeieied aoe tion to stand hard usage of work- ss, ire 1&7) ] ‘ P ‘ . sia i j +- 7 4 > , - . Paha ; {> > pound.”’ eo ee 4 . / { * eC LU i ev —™ " , / / {¢ > ‘ 4 TY e - C es} ar : : ; 7 x © P | . >* le . - mv , i? - / a ae a spe. an ~aele— “ r ' : a * * i* ; * . Ltle ate ,tea (*s sirn . | ta jot ag cee: ~~ ae FO assimeres re! . . a‘ i ‘ ; Cal LCT ivy ° ’ . . : . hy, ’ as & Lé hniey if } ’ 4 i 2 ? uy : . - . ‘ ’ _ > ; , ‘ ’ bai QG rs nN ‘ 4 i Kine Serge Special. all Woot, ‘s “ 7 A In a Great Clearance Sale Which Ufter, Unusual ) Conservati! ‘ Values Now! ) : patterns and ) | Pa models for older S0O Suits Or : : 1 / / men—collegiats = P tvles fr) riers : °. . al . a j v ; ‘ } f , re ‘ confessions! | “4 : ey, ’ | Overcoats ! for young ‘©ll OT thet : . i. j : ~ = unde th he M) 4 : ,4 “ae *) men No matter i } > nreat vf fh In a S e . , | A ; e* “ é tant ; a 4 ; “FF ty I Lo : ets. ‘ ast 4 i} ry — 7 Pp a t at : s. a Pe ‘ rim’ a. vO? } An eo ( ONies- ~ er “ * > Yi 4 great vaiues art WV i An extra quality of navy i ges, p to $60. The choicest . ru peal is ie a ae ach 8 0 \ Saturday in Our New ( F — thins | Soft finish Serge Pants. 1 RS BR OVERCOATS " | Furnishing Departments | blue and | *D | OD fis to 16! Neat day nd mn é : fou (7 “1? 1 fabrics of the season. ts, Tube Coats and aids in single and i ATRIOTISM di- ° ° + materials, including fancy stripes and plain lours, staple 2 © sted models Mel- © to ty of miner mi aed Kite AR ngs and one Dair ae i boi ae ‘40a 8 great- “Ve w 6408 and one pail : . ‘ ‘ — o, =enColn and Wash. Che | SRR of If knickers , 50 \ | colors. Neckband and col] 8 e Neygnnsine ray ie wilien oF Dadar ° ollar-attached styles. onservative dé ots, chinchillas and ‘8m, oe } is! er: Dine Eo. eel \\ —_ Sizes 14 to 17 . ‘ ep Dagon «= $3 8 4. 2 MACE Datriotic: 4 THE Oy C __ in This Lot. nor Usa -s r t WwW I s t Ss. 5 a n s ; ; : + aca ag INS in +} ' COT? e : al} sizes : . q - ¢ Ba } ag — 2% ted + : Years Ine ha 4 Ss qila t} t it blues and grays in ie etterment of the home i quality ask : | | a ual q r, Pig MPoiture Sale 2 - — . at for Bu er] prs, mixtures, over- & am =, , nd _8t. aN pecial Clearance y iH : _ @ ; | Moleskin and ¢ orduroy t lagonals di d fe Live to fu) tong onal In- 350 Just Received! ° A . | hs my — — $ 00 Pants. Special, ’ lamon BeBe 10% to aoe, in rey 355 Boys’ Suits New Spring | eH Mj —— Saturday—A Sale of ee ee ee ’ 7 df ee store “Gaturae 185 Boys’ ———— | Stillwater serge — exce $9 .84 d fancy weaves. The ay for sire Satarday—a ||. 185 Boys’ Overcoats Sample Hats | ,, “4 ———— 600 Belts | aged an nd +¢ A4HE 359 SUITS have vest Ail wool, line: , ne and two peire of lined knick For M d Y Men! Spring Caps. New : 3 —* ) sirable through-and- . | ers: Siz ee 1m ye pee sai one ve , a rT cos ‘olo ; bP A: : 6 ; a 3 Pants $ § : Sizes 30 to 46 aged Ate Checks Mix Finest Suit Pattern . i? ’ 9 eaves and plaid-back coi‘ar” meddle. ‘nieary me Te = Yar] iors ‘ ; , Diaide---in Dell Silk and satin trim- lal! Sizes 30 to 46 waist. grace cassimeres $@-84 suits orOvercoats sh 1000 Men’s Shirts / i | Pants 84 B 80 , wee ® Men's Extra Quality Cy rm .. } e bd 4 be . e e ° SUITS ‘av. \ Well-made men’s Shirts in a variety of fine shirting n> ‘ aiece and e . Wool Golf Knickers. worsteds and ye a satin-piped seams Sale ’ : , of Boys Corduroy Men’ a . | | en’s A ep at the rare . Longies and Knickers aon 8 Nainsoox ne Cale 5 O« | - va ve _ ‘ Boys’ Lined Knickers in cor- cima ap Osa oar ates ae ae duroys and cassimeres. Also - ty _— Re nw h. » sn sizes 8&4 ¢ ; a. 86 to Well is noted for . $ Way to ana “a 7 -@ 3 AP JANT -« ba . igs a . iu ; Ga ’ 4 ( ~ 800 complete tha: | corduroy Longies. g 4 S2YW 000 ¢ aa LHaAt wre Sizes 4 to 17. | ‘i 8 3 - ~ . & be i , 7 ~ , ‘ 4 . i? } ; = * } ‘ " ; | ‘ ’ eu *t)' ea] © ~s5 z ‘ rr * > c Ai ra i > - , $ Kom Tey ow vet cess eee when you want Pants fo match your suit. . eh Know. 1; ,, he greates J : Boys’ te w ‘ b or wear 4 s % a the fever, open: | if Straight B , | Cees : J ve | +? se (he enti) av: , = * , . be Ordinary Alterations Gear yy.) than when the Pants cantgvrsces » te . Store H Fr 4 ee... 908 have come ¢ Fine All-Woo >} ee ee of Charge PM ne,. ny find nothing ex : ‘ Juvent} Caps for hove : » 8:30 A. M. 4 r r * SBings wi) , Bit. pone ‘ “'raigat linea sizes 6% to 7% . : to in uit | ees o that | patvicssie. * ! 6:30 P.M. a ak ae | Special Saturday F , . and neat etic Its . A rPpea ring. Cc et in he. Ui — a : 45 ¢' a - en \ Us Price SOc Juvenile Suits ies Juvenile Suits in f ap. , ee, at! UININE Pees "5288 $SLIS Northwest Corner Eighth and Washington Ave. extra gerade msstmeres i and worstecs. i fr >> > id * I ‘ £ with portratt

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. - fe De te Oe Cet One ta ace Rie! Ae patie ve TOL T hae e ae GE a ee ee OR CRT RP tony Se ce RCN RABE CH A ii et Aa ie ee ae ‘ Poriegh , 7 . - eee Ge ee . - hens —— . — ae . 4 . — ” Bree eae aS eh ies aa 3 , —- Me ee. fe ee ty, | ere ka " ee - ee vp . , BE Sal oe ate pee ; . Zo IS ae gt. abies De ty ge te) 7 as Te OE Ste a Me ba > Poa F pars Se 4 D sy tn Syne tap Seat SS a 2 Saga Mee RO a eS fae Qa ‘ eh A BHR vaateede bi did . bicee tase EN SOS at a aa ae ik eae ee aN ae ge 2 Mig. SAA Ter oe ere Fo PRES We RRS PRR AE ios Wes Olen ~ an ee er A me a bs le aie gr ea Te ee ee Ce ee Ae Aili “— . oat ‘4 ong. pegiy A he ee — aA SF ey nee er ee 2g ‘er ae, AS et ae ew eee Ay i ae or s. Fy Aw ee ere SS Ss 5 hae: * Basten a we ee Ae at ho ee Nig wee 1 Vperiala PT SR ry 5?) WR is"? nabs PRES PION 8 ia a ak ana ee ER te ~ 7 bon k ” awk * Pye Ha FE Mae Se ee “ — ~~ . ouiied . ee » " * ey “ } MO 39 Ce a ri nan ds a ee s lelleke Rie aaa tay ae " me - ee yet : - oe see ta mye _ * OP: ™ - ; KS 3° wh wate poh oe . el a aie i: N t tasty ei et a tea SS LBS LI BE LAL LLL LLLP. LALLA LD LO! LOLI ee I RE IRIE Si 2 on REN et Wigsee-adeeer-aivehcmnoaeueece-apemmmas Saree. SE LOUIS PORT Trreetes ____‘_ FRIDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 4%, 1927 oe POST- DISPATCH. i $$ eee SS a — We Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps— | Few Restricted Articles Excepted. i Saturday Will Find Hundreds of Men and Young Men Sharing the February Sale ot 7 re M. Daily—Saturday, super-value-giving of our February campaign. -_ AllCorrect * Newest Patterns in Variety New Models Pencil Stripes Plain Grays Neat Mixtures Plain Browns and Tans Conclusively Our Merchandising Dominance in St. Louis eee Pamous~Barr Cos Pebruary Sales — : | A Month’s Campaign of Super-Value-Giving That Is Proving "Store Hears: 9 A ae Tun, 4 a "a ie * * College and Conservative Models for Spring —Tatored of Selected Woolens—$35, $40 to $50 Values, tor @ So many will find it convenient to select Saturday from this remarkable an- | nual Suit event—that assurance of the assortment’s continued comprehensive- “ ness will be keenly welcomed. There are models andcolors to meet every re- : quirement—and the tailoring of every Suit exactly conforms to our own rigid : specifications. An opportunity that owes its extraordinary importance to the ga sitorial Page = Daily Cartoon f|_ TEED AE EA a SPECT FOR LAW s. .« More Than 1200 yns at American Re- silers’ Association Din- ACKS SPY SYSTEM * » ENFORCE DRY LAW = rcs Suggests Saving °. Dur Sympathy for Farm- °° Not Wasting It on - oreign Debt-Dodgers. New Overplaids Light Colorings 1% —Single and double Herringbones Dark Colorings Men‘ breasted and in all Plain Blues Medium Colorings and stubs—and extra are selecting several 1 « sizes up to 32. Suits—thus profiting to e Dependable Woolens the utmost. Fancy worsteds Popular Serges V/ e COd Plain Flannels Fancy Cheviots Cassimeres S38 to $50 Values tor ‘eee ee € A companion event to the Suit Sale—affording the most important saving on desirable Winter Overcoats—and presenting such wide choice of dependable fabrics and smart colorings that men and young men may choose splendidly for now and next Winter. . Tube and Box Models—To Please Young Men and Men Who Dress Conservatively Men's Clothing Section—Second Fleer Effect a Saving on These ; oo ) : | The New Sprin @ Men's White Shirts . a asl 1 70 — for Men FURNITURE S A Give Thought to Your Home During the February Priced at.. Newly Arrived 1927 Styles Prices That Embody Unusual Economy! Deferred Payments May Be Arranged @ Excellent quality white English Broad- cloth, also white madras Shirts with neat white designs such as stripes, figures, checks, dots, and oth- ers. Well tailored and with ocean pearl buttons. All sizes in the assortment. rs sm Men's Furnishing Section—Nain Fleor New Society Cc $5.00 Twenty advance Spring : , ry Spring with fancy and f¢ navy and black tc Parents May Select Profitably From This Group of styles we have ever shown. Wo ste Boys Vest Suits With One Pair of Knickers , . coi (Mat are newes Choice of the Most Popular Styles of - a .- ~ ~ ~ . al Pe 4 “ . ~*~ ‘ , ; ~ ; Mens Oxfords ~ Handsome Dining Suites Qisality dul $ A February Super-Value at eee | U C} a . ot i ; - ° = . Cee se @ One of the very good reasons for February furniture buy- wtyie {0f; ... ZI — bai see. a¢y are xnittec Of aii-wool yarns. $3 Q8 trieze cushions and velour out- | inet, table, server. five chairs velour $ Boys’ Clething—‘ceend Ficer Sizes 10 to 18 years side backs: $239 50 and armchair with apestry d - eae > — : t y $i es Sesend Wiece special. ... eae oo seats. Walnut and hardwood. Feraitere & an ° design. odiatinns dale ch & Choice at.. tion can provide for your breakfast table : proht. Two pieces—with Di . . full web construction and ining Suites @ Ideal for the schoolboy, with collars attached, and of ali-mohair upholstery. awd Whe set ~ * G . . Tay Or tar ee ee ER a ce ie Sem Dreahas 0.95 oh ot ©) etd ree ta ee cake ba ¢ 5 } ' —Which Offers the Most Desirable Types of Suites and Separate Pieces st they ll doubly appreciate selecting from leather rs eas pati hes 7 Mohair Bedroom Suites Breakfast 3 Five Pieces — wa $3Q23 ~ » a 4 , & - fj / * Bi ce ea ae tre ROR EAP LE MORRIE ET AR A PATNA IAD EM TRAM RE IN EA RRP Orne . * » Sl ° : 4 : . x‘ «* a oa | \ m™ for Wen: . Sf hume 1 on Dixr, “Peet for Law. ! “3 WwW and more re ‘he Senator said. ~ a? - = 4 WV itticci-~ne- bnjoved ae k« “py “ystem nts Tite *.? a7? & ' 8 + @e 4 ‘9 describe the baleful | ¢ OTe ng and dis. tw, : | Gren, Who learn dis- “rT 40 law » . . ant & speech on pro-| Reeg inated “ae - —_ Won! , id be a very different z a 7 And he termed to the ©*ntraelization. But soon;t th amendment came In. told how he might be-

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DISPATCH » Store Hours: 9 A. M. to 5: 30 Pp M. Daily—Saturday, 9A. M. to6 Py ee eo Sale of en’s| W interE the most presenting at men and ervatively Second Fleer ne During the February RE Sate of Suites and Separate Pieces at eferred Payments May Be Arranged. furniture buy- standards—of a style that's e Broup. Suites al e— 50 Breakfast Suites Five Pieces— Ptit enlivens arcwood o} the four and pleasing an ordinary breakfast table with four chairs—but a decidedly charming and sturdy attractive desig@ tan oak. Not just ites ai set of Gray Or —4 -Kroehler Suites _. Davenport that opens to a 73 sized bed: low-backed Ca and wing chair; mohair, with mer, $1899 sides barnitare Sectiotuate venth ». CHina cab. five chairs h tapestry 3 hardwood. Peta menerereee RR ‘ ee 4 pmaker. af a t00 carefully,”’ the eeen Carn ci OR FEWER 1S AND LARGE WeSPECT FOR LAM is Than 1200 ons at American Re- tailers’ ner. ACKS SPY SYSTEM 1 ENFORCE DRY LAW ® — tor Suggests Saving Our Sympathy for Farm- ie Not Wasting It on Foreign Bae Dodgers. . “An 4 hose othe r voungz OE Sena ave VOFPUN their 14 : seal eqgucal ayy for that ptheir wa 1} icif te ; ’ Lica i Reed speeches he address: Ss in att : . LuerTnood peror an ee | (iagreqcs of his i interfere Ww i “Risa P to prote: t not people Attacks Spy System. [9 Ty ‘ hit } aly} Lie question Vi thesce swer—they 1 the rest tomes [he opie 7 SON 00 APente - sents Lithed ’ Ooo hor ' aitiy Ohe-tenth ft al} Dercapers for Law. Reed ORS lay | for law th TRE on to dese ri of hon l¢ Nias on Childr ren for Lie ing W ho al} law th ie Isr ena 5 Would by And he © Sentra) sc Hth a speech -aeal, Lif qd 9 : amen ment came itn, tld how he might be Association Din- ‘and /Mo., settee esl * ste 5 ge + REED sete Cee en Cee ere ree IH SS oes fT cece cet: Lak SRG cane cteeccectin ae ST. LOU IS, ‘FRIDAY ‘EYENIN¢ WILL ENTER RACE FOR SIDENTIAL NOMINATION BY FALL, HIS FRIENDS EXPECT in Meantime Will Not Commit Him-| Senator self, but Is Making a Lot of Speeches His Campaign Manager Encouraged. to his candi- Reed, probably Senator according friends, for tion for will be a the Democratic the presumably candidacy before next aut Senator, however, declines to mit himself. He was interviewed in his at Hotel Jefferson last evening, shortly after his arrival to fill a speaking engagement. He was ac- companied on the from Wash- ington by Ed Glenn of Louisiana, who was Reed’ date 1928, announce his umn. The com- presidency in will suite Senator ager during bid for dential nomination in inager of R . at fe in 1916 s man- the presi- 1924, also torial cam- 19°°9 his eed'’s and Fordyce, Sena chairm (Commit CO mMni¢é ident m, in various s resulted p>! oposet Nothing to Say on Presidency. aginner., ee] the nominat] next Presid tie spoke officer for but not for the pur- explained considered crimes + eview of foe tne dé strovee by ¢ iugherty and seats: cretary Mellon's nnsylvania primary ial election. All this the result of centraliza- to be remedied and avoided restoring local government Foreign debts to th Lnii ld Hic not forgett part in and le > nOTrY was Lc as United topic. farm terest of the ritv re - and the prospe nproved their debts de Pinedo. chief of staff ir force, is reported Messaggero to have T cover five his forth it instead to coming hting North America. He will leave in a fortn) where he will South Sestoc: day, ar Ipre te the first favorab nied by Mechanician Zacchett! Southern itiner ary may \ isif San and (*hhi vill g oto Bos- Nova and Newfound- returning to Europe by way of the Azores. ‘£0 ' educators. nomina- ee epee le -— 600 including professional ness men at Baltimore, 1926, and was described toasitmaster as “‘the most orator in the United States.” speeches have become more quent in the last few months. Hie spoke before the St. Louls Advertising Club, Oct. 12, and Dec. 6 before the St. Louis Chamber of Comerce, referring to himself as a nonpartisan——‘‘the finest specimen of nonpartisan Democrat. Jan. 20 he Wag denouncing “hordes of of fi tax gatherers, snoopers and who “swam over the land of Egypt,” at the an- nual tion of the Nationa! boot Shoe Manufactures’ As- New York City. The hailed as a prospective President by John CC, McKeon, Philadelphia, president of th. sociation, and Marvin Brown, Fort Worth, formerly fudge. Last Saturday he was in Phila- delphia, speaking Vet- Associat Judge recent Democr: (;overnor of men, and May 21, by the brilliant His fre- iclals, Spies like conven and tion in Was lice SOCIla he , 5 - s8eHnalo! aSs- before the 1oOn, Is active in that organiza- And of his so goes. Those who read speeches in the newspapers (‘ongressional Record, and the Senate, out of by radio, are nterested in an ment as to whet move from the &: House, but won himself. Sentiment for Reed, His them in leg an- mate the Senator commit says. 1.dvisor, admitted Glenn friend and political interviewed. tion of Se} @ Gili Treasul ISS Of 1i0uUusS wughout +1 ¢ ad and REBEL MORO CHIEF FOUND IN FOREST WITH PRINCESS Datu Tahil and Illinois Student, dll of Lose S¥ Se etapa of ‘ 1 Press MAN LA Feb. — A mboang j reasonabl: lkormer Eixhaustion, Natives. dispats the Daily Bul- Sala former Illinois and nie clergymen, | busi- | ion. f i | j considered of outstanding im onstabulary on Jolo about roaming Mount Naligay, found on fled Jolo presence of the for se\v- by the followers, personage prevented attack Tahil’s con- he ge yatch Tahil and hs id only four followers not now have the Moros. I; oth refused food that the Princess haustion It puld Princess hi: with them the svmp: reported shelter and if ex was be- soon. surrende#:! Se alllion THREE JUDGES FOR COUNTY Bill to Establish Court Division. Dispate} Cli. ren, 4 terda\ afternoon ix Lou is ‘ House -ASSCa Third Circuit Special to the Post JEFFERSON “he He nassed yes Ving St. - ’ ty a thir ‘uit Judge and of St. oun- pro- Louis Iwo livisions ‘ourt instead of The Ju The bill] dges recelv: now at presen S6a00 a vesar groes to the Senate. Police Disperse 2000 Unemployed. PARIS, Feb. 4.——Two unemployed persons gathered afternoon outside the Chamber Premier Poincar: reply to interpe! of employment the ae thousand this of Deputies wheres was expected to lations the The crowd police, The (Jovernment of under-estimating the number of unemployed and of doing litite to relteve the situation, on lack dispersed by ba " Leftists accuse the |of prisoners _—— —— 21 CODE REFORM” BILLS APPROVED BY SENATE BODY: Only 13 if Minweiie Pro- posed by Association for Criminal Justice Rejected by Committee. POLICE HOME RULE FOR CITIES FAVORED Simplified Form of. Indict- ment and Other Changes Favorable to the State Indorsed. By CURTIS A. BETTS, A Staff Correspondent of the Post- | Dispatch. | JEFFERSON CITY, Feb. 4.—In oting last to report favor- ably for passage in the of the 34 bills, including one for police home the all measures | night Senate 21 criminal code reform rule for larg cities and the advocated er important the Justice, of more Association for the Criminal Code by senate Com- took a effort Criminal]! mittee on long advance. stride jn the crime. the only to combat oF it -of unfavorably measures reported two or three were port- ance in the legislative the the principal being those orizing the to assess punishment in the jury could a defendant, but upon the punish- oving the man- | > i , —... ij¢ iaWw qQuir- program of association, one auch judge in which agree up- a Sey se Tore ¥ Tie persons Same reporte out considera! portion finally through 3 t] exhaustive crime assocjat} ) and it rigis Pek Te studv of conditions considered a success. senertnan Measures oe to the recon rule whit association reform and in trial sought out- pro- ifasure ies Which it is holish. the measures of ng importance ap proved nges jn the law 0! (“ircu mim betore ; idant to simplified form that the plain langu lure of authorize a letment requiring be only in umbersome use ade fense aze repetition Piace the equality ‘harge without in the fi state in the jurors each may challenge the c¢ rms in now; on an number and bonds be matter or tne sureties on their all other quire th: quire owt statement of outstanding are sureties. the bills re on whi ! they addition d favoral were evision of ie change of applying to 4» Ot } populat leiy 9 LAK LTS of evide nee statute, count - ion. to judice, as 1 ry to St. Louis instead of re- grant the ¢ Scope of Inquiry Broadened. Permits the examination of the defendant or his wife on any matter instead of limiting the ination to matters test chief. orneys object- inaecuraceis in thev shal] have 1¢@ matters complained case Was argued to cross cross exan j- fied to in Preve on instructions un pointed out t} of before the ine jury. Requires circuit keep of proceedings in all cases of bond forfeiture. Requires the id of two, to remove from the trial of and requires that freeholders nts att from ing appeal to less and prosecut J ldzges ad\ ing attorneys to jsed of five affidavits persons, inste: a regular Judge a criminal « five be AaSe, these county. Provides for, ¢ -partisan Stat board. convicts. penal undé ] of re meen d meri rule the penitentiary, under control of board until the eX} ter fo rwhich ) . laces the seven-twelfths iTa- they the penal tion of the were sentenced Eelectrocution for Hanging. Substitu electrocution for hanging as the legal in- ing the death penalty and pro- vides that the electrocutions shall in the penitentiary in Jefferson (City, stead of in the county where the crime was committed. measure relating to the pa- board tn Jasper County. Restricting th ipplication system at the Boonvi to prohibit the re on a mechanica y system of a certain num- ber of merit marks, and requiring | that cases of parole shall’ be con- tes mode of (ine ’ rote . *)\ 4 iif meri reiorn torv le | arbitrary neys rm ‘tne vari ; F EBRU ARY 4, 1927 Sion ERGs —— Just a Minute Society—Drama seep ett se. teti..r° a tee Hast tase sist str astra “ages $s - is shih die Sk. PAGES 2 2 i206. _ Mad Carlotta Buried in a Snowstorm IS EEO SE EY ee Ow SY ee oe Pe Se wy ” Se ae OL ROO OO en La Pete tm, Sie a ana i : rT all of the their or i)rTreé the law ad anticigarette active supporters of igarette law had realized Lused of the and the enforced reed. A law that is should be repealed, creates disere- aw, the enforced Cire dience less tl branches SHAW COMMENDS LAWRENCE, ARABIA'S ‘UNCROWNED KING’ Press Lfevisiat lawe’’ general says that one of the first considerations of Italy is her Catholic milastona, head which would be placed under the Reden-' pretection of some other country Just if Italy made no move to protect them, thus dealing a grave blow ,at Italian prestige. Treasurer of Yale-in-China Not appeges at Changsha. the Aaw tate “Tere NEW HAVE: x Conn., Feb. 4— ~ | f paintings and drawings "e4'crat ‘ames and joined the 2 Atoyal Air Force as a common sol- illustrating book, “Ther Gier and exiled himeelf to India. Seven Pillars of Wisdom.” not been imprisoned in Changsha, STREET RIOT AT BAGDAD | china as wag indicated in «a |Shanghal dispatch last week. the REIRG” State Department at Washington persons were announced today after receipt of a cabiegram from Shanghal. A Chi- tiese bookkeeper and a Chinese physician;connecteq with the col- lege hospital were detained by a iocal labor union for four days un- der false pretenses, the cablegram sialic, —— ee nard Shaw has note in Law- was ward such a had rejected rence, woe ”" Arabia” for a catalogue exX- 1ibition Lawrence's as “‘the the wonder man, the if provoked Shaw describes Lawrence > mystery man, man who might have, put on Arabia Felix and Arabia Deserta as a B..epherd putteth n e his garment. and who did, when p ill the les subtracted, authentically and un lispatches the orig- questionably, in his own way inate in the discharge of profes- | with his own hands, explode sors whom the students desired re- emmash the Turkish dominion tained, I’ ree Syria, Feb. 4.——Eight Killed and 30. wound. tagdad when quell a derm- tudents lina street legends are oO! FAY trou lide and and in me tne lll pln e + ye ° ; AO tigen cn Sp i ee ee ae See ar yee te Rings gl sgh sie, e csi a la Nagi * sm eB oad “ > n NN ee a an OR tte atentemateabentiae onan shtguennan + etlieneen Reeens oo yo peEENR megs a ee - os o~ sare m ae : ia i vr! “ oneal SP ONC SS NNR a NRL ELLE GE EET: ERENT ce eC RET He ee ee A Mee PRON. Bi, A Oh) ge NES TN LR Ti CLE Ae A Oe ly Geen ee NE tS PRR ae See ae ge mandingo nati De core erties nee cmv ling! cohen rane ‘Sete tip GVH 0) lial deiateattntieai teeta aed aieeie Eke ee - ey > par e De = a ay. wo ee he ee os ~ steep e oy oe, Sen, ~w on pt Ry rae oe — mae ON Ah Rh Rt eM ram ea nae PPD SO rare es POI LR e Fee ne tte Oring ee ob MOTI ENTS Sonor. ie! ~ 2 ee ree oer nee. natn ENR ae Ret ys tt ans TR TS a ee | he A TEI He ap Ny Fe —— 77 emer ee EL CAE TR 8 NE a

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a Sere ka AON ea MI os sd STi ie gs ni. a Ciicade td ae Fes > id ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH, FRIDAY EVENING. FEBRUARY 4, 1927. PAGE INVESTIGATE THE PRISON. : SENATOR REED’S SPEECH. | ‘ LOUIS P D CH ST. Ul OST- ISPAT Dr. Cortez Enloe, bosom friend 4nd Sey men.- Senator James A. Reed's extraordinary gift of REM A, EAD TT is “Son. \ =f: : Pon ® “Ves aS oS . eee es te . a j 7 ; 7 t Founded by JOSEPH PULITZER Gir ‘ ee oR : ” fe J csc coe tor of Gov. Baker, has issued his customary general clear. forceful expression was admirably exemplified Sentee’: we —_ ‘. ' ;' SS ' . ‘ ~ . , : if e latest ch rges of Irreguiarity in State in his speech at the annual dinner of the American © ats + tht RR RD, AERA LINN TCR NN TY st ‘sl 2 toe ae The Pulitzer rare hing ban i These charges were made by William tailers’ Association. Tate Be ar treet ise, secretary of the Prison Board. and relate to Senator Reed expounded the theory of constitu- nd to the abstrac- tional free government and the function of law. with THE POST-DISPATCH PLATFORM. he files of certain important documents. a Simplicity and clari ty which brought it within ia r. Enloe, as Director of Penal Institutions. and as the understanding of everyone who heard !t. He Sta genta > lama ee the bass of the State prison, says there has been no drew the line between the realm of morals and the ‘ s om principles, that it will always fight illegal expenditure, and that no records relating tg realm of law. He pointed out how far the realm of st eh a ee sateen onereen finances have been concealed. We hope the Legisia- law had encroached upon the realm of morals and ture will not permit the matter to rest there. how much the expansion of Federal power had | fight demagogues of all parties, mever Seleng to any party. always Kruse is not the only Prison Board official to com- broken down individual liberty and local self-goyv- | | oppose privileged ciasses and publiie ; ‘ bean 995 v Plunderers, never lIack sympathy plain of strange doings ag the prison. In June, 1925. | e: nment. | one month after he had been appointed purchasing; The Senator pointed out the danger of this expan-| with the poor, always remain de- voted to the public welfare. never h viiie S s be satisfied with merely printing agent at the prison, Senator Larry Brunk made grave a of Federal power on account of the distance of * news: always he drastically inde- charges against the prisan management. He said | the a Government from the masses of th d t: ! fraid to attack ae “Es are - i that only a smal! part Ir the purchases were made peunte, an he difficulty of controlling its iitien: | & 444 Ge wrong. whether by predatory pla- tocracy or predatory poverty. through him, and he disclaimed responsibility for The seeiah was rich In illustrations of the menace of JOSEPH PULITZER, certain specific wollen such as 1000 gallons of | centralizat ion, on account of the corruptions and. April 10, 1907. bi , P disinfectant from the G. A. Fischer Drug Store, on | abuses of the Government. Americans now, instead J which he said there had been an overcharge of $800. of being governed through state and local laws, en- | LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE Brunk’ss refusal to be a figurehead beh ind which 'forced by state and local officials who can be con- ieee a areene” firms could profit at the prison’s expense had a se-|trolled. area more and more being regulated in their | atchmen an *olice Pension. c aor rales Ee , iE n toe! To the Editor of the Post-Dispat> SS _ , he was “promoted” to the morals, their individual duct and their business ; ~ ama © oe i ic 2 ; HE licensed watchmen of the City posfiion of secretary of the Public 8 rvice Commis-' by Washington bureaucrats, until all the rights and sion, and effectually removed from all contact with liberties of citizens are-threatened with extinction. prison affair They are no longer masters of their own consciences | In the same month, Gov. Baker gave his official |and conduct. morals and destinies. They are being approval to the administration of Dr. Enloe by re-|told what they shall and shall not do appointing all members of the Board of Pena] Insti-| It is an excellent thing to have a speech of that tutions for four years. With Brunk removed and all kind, informing the people of existing conditions that. the board members firmly committed to Dr. Enloe ; | nem der: ? *¢ nitt "'S menace good overnment he opines n Olicies, the Col. House of the Rak ni ee Pe a San One policies, tne Coil. House of the Baker administration inspiring them with the resolve to restore free con- had things his own way. In the meantime, re- stitutional government and drive tyranny and cor ? . ie ; 5 ' . s i) the ports of prison mismanagement and irregularities ruption out of office, broadcast to a host of list teners | have been in constant cir s en | tins onSta ad preps instead of being heard by a few hundreds at th 6 din- There is every reason to believe that prison af- ner. It was heard br hundreds of thousands theenat | fairs would be a fruity subject for legisiati n- | th ) : wig ity subject r i@gisiative in- the radio. It is a Spiendid illustration of the ad. id hare a aS ae a, qQuiry. Besides the charges made by Brunk and’ vance of civilization. The means of communication Kruse, a legislative committes might well look ir 2 7 rast) : RI NE “ Afi —— ght ei: iook into has been increased so va stly that none can complain ‘oe cul, Make and trim system” inaugurated by Dr. | of lack of information upon ich to base sound | : | SE: ith : — twht afr , , m3 , Jua $a ei! Sie fr Se ; a Aa Enloe. They might study the highly profitable con-/ opinion. - LF Soe eee aoe S Se eed? oe oN 2 nd his tracts for the products of prison labor under this et ' we 2 Bats 9 ork ae A eo ee yf ails, Fu , ‘pa 4 : Harrie’ be sine OR BD, t 2 ?. he rhymes od that th: ” ve it Rae poet n : ac fet. ow“ oe ot bok appeare ms of war * is aga! gite as im! The vers high moral oh the im: ad theoreti tle bors ind ’ Shock Fie 5 * : ” at bad rT. a is : . > ve ° a4, ed oe te 4 + Re Ie ge ~rT, 2 rues =" ~ > = } . . ! system held by D. M. Oberman and Charles C. Car. Ford. who {fe th e715 to & OS Ge nO is WForta >] 500 000 Onn makes the ' : son, which they obtained without comp titive bi: eee ere ree : : ’ “s “0 _ a. ween widths eraigary muionaire look like 30 cents | iney will recall that Oberman and Carson are 7 2 | largest owners of the Cortez-King Bran in which Dr. Enloe is a large stockholder Baker a small one. Altogether, a good deal « ha = . + : " oeen pouring out of penitentiary two years, and it is about time for t¢} to search for the ne ee rN le ef listaken, the best the Senate can Private view of that Sacred roster ~ bol + 2% Oat uf ng WSK x Re vee Pe} % See Poe a R . MOC NE. the reat fh! apping ee 2 a : $i ss rs OR a ere hac ou! a ro? NS — * oh a th or many . a | re held “Strus wei neter Me is ensermse book tha? ulte as m& a? '? wO-w piety is ° ¥ SUE PES ae IS i A TU NB AE Me he Gla — business is out of the w hours a day, no days off. 1 take up the case of Henry V We trust y rill gis your moral | ene im matters as 1 hich public information ts not as sete ba het via a sek: Staies ena ae | FREE FORDS. “Ompiete as it should be in a democracy, that to make cp iia air ld him a while back that nate sii | Car away and make money on the 'Norval Hawkins, a fo rmer sales before the Federa! . oe o » very e€asily say, as he usnally Goes rr? dl 7 ts read The o. ndament ey nal a fae , ~* Cs Tgad ~ Pe a "“ 4 . ad 4 yi Ge “py & @-@—-—__. = = . ) America wl] he ridd] — CULTURE IN WEST BGG. 3 _ FAS ‘4 7 ’ 7 7? - & » " ~ - ; hea 5 or) P a ’ oer > st - =u Al, dig 10D Lt _——- % sf comment by the reat nanufactur x ho | The 4 rby again is becom x . iit ‘ > -vEeq j af a 11is J ka ; : ’ ad weaken enfor t } e pr sere Lid jl ‘MwOeLildi ¢ G1 5 ~~ Se Maia ui ee ée o.% n "Dat 1 7 * f 4 (ifiaxzte new yf a ~ ; iSHOin n OD i pS AOA ene eR A ee ol io. ‘ \ ; ; ’ 7 5 1S. Spiasiing .% eee ins ine eEweetest Alig tl e one me nce nf 19 - . what we call romancef a the rural vote. ie may have hfs re On Lavcevey if ina! D) Pa a the senatorsh A WIS! NE. | See ee es ae ae ae ae _ _ {i@aving the 1 ft us ur exaspe: | in | COOLIDGE : } elu es, pipe or et te, j raeage be said t , ick in con- IDGE AND HEARST. pee Pages : mae Ol ' The vanished days of childhe A Hopeful Sion. .' tal pOEC1IN f ot! ; is. ide } ee rom The Nery fenublic. 4 raiser q rec} (nem. After bricht their fabric ecems rf et- Dis; a | F N' he casualti presents ne sve ne ello |As one looks fo! ly backward een ° vio | mist of tears and dream” No Danger Mar u“ 1Sas “city I 3 as oh | rolling al long pleas Santlv, ta 3 rofit prisal be! ha een i peda can conviction at | or a ie Ng tg pig ~ of $258 to $170 on a car, and has er had { op | 2BF Such publicity would weaken the hand of W Bil wl ase Toons enn Shen est ania setae eo em’c™"* | The MIRROR of PUBLIC OPINION ie thoea of OTT) aeceicti a .a ¢ or : ‘ o%, iT@ (noe Ol a Mm Lil | : -_ " il hi his ers nal ’ The aweeth ear nf our routhfal @ ) Re v1. nc : a AD : rst. rnoe oni lr one 90m in the reat house was of sweethearts if you wili— ' they care to What other bliss can be 6é M He led them love's first anxious thei? nook—a sheltered chamber | The joy of reaching 21 that mate deliberative never ; 4 by the actio ‘ ' , ; Tv iT . . . ce | | - : . : . ‘ ' a] SHY | theref au ee ee guy sites ~AUle ta yu ‘ ees naee cas | repre i? i ifs murals a wonder in | seem fiat— “ , 7 , tions : Kgs Rt emer tome hese had been copied ther nd |That day we reached our frames - | first donned a derby hat fiee? ag Oo} Verseas | to the waiting the Mexican overnm peteahlich. . . . , — ae | . = m" © : , At times the present moment | i i ‘ j i i. ai ee men ie —- ** til thi ins ‘ = ‘ a i i ' ; ri “4 -_ ; ? . + . : — ¢ -_ e on Laie hegem shen > . : bn nee . ’ : oe 7 } \ tl ‘ ae ‘ : 4 7 . et ' a ‘ a . ' , : Our Ta y stray 4 3 n-th nite ates ha age , "Regge ; oe se Hles, S, poker greens what fond mem ’'ry rictures ‘gf to Miss Lena Madesin Phil- a : ais hii i , i i‘4 et : : tt aAanr ; — ~ 3 _Tr? ; hte 7 a it ] as th rdroom. brighter day; ‘ 7 New York attorne: and preat- report =e ' seated: india cecape tie hurry ef f THE @ent of +> ce e Natt mal Fad TONSORIAL ARTISTS NOW—NO T1rs.. | rush for gain, Busin- eae eration of). : "o : P + ’ life was less e Ss and Profess' onal Wom.-/ tian Science Monitor. gabe « ve ee HE en's Cinhs« | Journeymen Barbers’ In- To ‘sehiee ae Miss Phillips b Pm pemen gg Orta NORD. «og. PR Re live when our existence — ar epoke tast night to he opposed lejeured r ae 4 c e Woman’ Se Eirne si°ian a’ > aol ai ‘it? ; po : ‘ ; , . olae.. mm ~ i. « + - to James C And being poor but honest waa aes = ws “A 7" * oo 4 a to be disgrace: a once the LOrimyis le Hau i mer; if} . ; ai ; i ne ~_ —— | You Ao not th, ion te : + €¢ 3 Ameri-s- 7 uestionably as well merited uch pellati. ih ae ae Ror eesti intervention, ¢ i rrect, we ¢ e the practice, one not think we ever i ‘ Au »~-Ad Aa ' i . ii f ; ‘ ID] ¢ , [ 51 . ; ; cann n } . : ; he ne -~, » : : } — ‘ art : : eopile . . ‘ peop: | a day like that I cannot Imagine that this occasion was $$ eve; "AS, fte bs : e ; Na , 3 : Rat) if ia +) i 1] WWe are sau ‘ j : Sale ~ id ) ante ai Gel: iepar men ha i ; i j hen irs Te j ' in 4 ; Ses ; mardin ‘. F nl oa : ‘ A] hie ne ae bd ’ | r. According to an Assox lated Press wear a derby hat getting back, I believe, to even kee! hel. . ee hae ; ators and hewspaper ” “‘Tespon denta couldn't i. nme . . “ ee st F ; " i i } 1] : ; , ian essy believes that. though P . +. on , iS sometal ey ecause prior ti ; nl des eisaiaee a ao ae million | lar: me inte the hands of Moves to depose re King ; \ : looked upo: s plots, but ere excesses that marked ir first reaction to the ban ASSi! T je | befng impressed by the appropriateness of ‘th , , os A id te | . sal « | SS a iD Lerm ar = rey not lendin;: vis - re —* 5 . ~~ o~ | ° . | F ess 7 LU ¢ _ en ne ee tch the fabash Rail! 168 one, if they so choose - : LO Wat : W | a! A —- . . . HT DSOWN BAY NEXT. _ . -- _ - - - _ _ . _ = as the art was rnal 0" Ss BEING G PAGED AN y *9 AY”? ahi will ry -." eo ¢ 4 | Aa > + ** . ~ > : * r parties sidestepping | nem. We are determined to ke ‘ tin] . ron ~ & - ~~ " m * r ie 2 > \ . Bb ry ¢ en - - ~ ~~ of the Senate. ash ti 7 rod 1@ 1 n : Pes! nn nS mar boulevard. ‘ , sae ' . anaw ‘ Bassett . oa . aa, ha S i 112 } shee . A even eel to craw to Reed and the Radto. a hoa 33 ime A ne . ee: ) raiiroa : : ; ' | Li 4 j CAL) if avrtar Vf - : — nae Atabidd ‘ : ‘4 ‘ ee I bs Rn | ~+es sa ‘ Sad " it ch F0 Sora A’ Th bhuttre - , ; Maal } : hts _ . Ac : Ser. iv a er. Ou 7 Bt. 4 | ' @ * ut eSa8ls ould ’ rf ; r ' id : . rait : 4 . ne : ae : : ma rs mis ne , . ; } . ae} ii ”* é 6 : : ad ” *» ehtta ~ ters rn he ftll! oe fo svat, a , iman of? T ( tw . -~-! . , = ? , , ' ‘ ‘ i ; | j . ’ : , ’ aR? 4 th ted ng ‘ee: ai ii ’ ¢ ‘ , + aa hal a! ; i se j ai iw ? a. _ > , : - ™=, by _ hs ; , . : 3 . ‘ aie ‘>. _ takes Part if this work would have to be done from at ts object of uspic " leserted eve Ww are the 2 . . . 3 the Saine p.an ‘ . > . - sa preae iy a 4 ; Sti ere fi ii¢é If ' r . io AT : . + ; ’ ' ian i8 : : P / iti hi: Mets ; i : : i. : eta, See i . ee y rt : ‘a ‘ ale . : . , 2 oe F ’ " . . if ; 7 aa y. : - . and rs Gatio: ns and ee ’ . . ee aA tba Le us c ie 2% bas! : rice . ; ’ raliros , (fay ¢ : . : aicoO | ; : : ‘ ae ’ ! , . —— ' aie , ' ' rreeident , 7% L ~ 5 cata ig ; ae ' at they have ’ ly ~~ f ra ' ae! " =. ’ + " " : : Rs *) 4 Pp se 4 + a mm ‘ " ee , — ' j ; e ‘ 7 . ? ; - 4 . . ‘ , \Jlentical a Cty ince) es 4 ~ nas “ee ty s - ' ~ a), ai sim ‘ ¥ L - bast 2 : 4 ; ™ arr Caeeese thew . m4 : , . ‘ 14 r ~ . S« 2 ~ - ; . nang i - : ; as . . - egy | eare id ep . : : | meng , ne : . ' ponder over, or oa : ~ . ; . :? : . . — . . 7 P . as / ! a | mie | resou "| = iS | Da believes the future! 4 ; - lege a'uden's having . “a - 75 @h : stat ert. ii ‘A+ r. =? - {a° 5 Aver the ‘hea contene ins ar? 4 . - . together OD the he xt es ~* in ~h a 7 } wid aie —_ .. . te _— , ; : * at : ad ren us to re fr. Sm! » as ) - 3 at th _}- | Spanning the byttresses shou! td be piace, Vitallze the three r's. He got one Rich wife, then a We th, St the Senate * 3 wid ihe : nOrtest aerial | on the Commandments, pe —" ‘°F and fewer children E! ; : Uj pt bay bad \ i ° i*a ’Y . - : : tn afar ’ - ‘ . ‘ ~ - ; *) st 11) an ™ a e Hi} NRI RUSH, second Rich wife, and now he’s got Religion. lassie a given it to b @ ia the; ... . pach my we Be ne ec le by } | gelists « ° called ee : _ ee Perative domesticity. i ‘ sa i | a +t usainh : , **F Plaine lied regiona | | Modern bic - Sa gc of —=<CanS mets ~ en Broo of sins. 4 | m and

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Se .FRIDAY EVENING, “FEBRUARY 4, 1927 ee ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH PAGE 23 On Mediterranean Cruise. £0°%t of honor Tuesday at a book’ Tea was also served in the break-| George &. Johns to Speak Tonight.|age of 97. She had done subse-| one of which hangs In the Portland shower, the first of a series of sim- | fast room where the tea tables were G uent! us fine paintin Art Museum llar affairs, to precede her marriage | decorated in yellow roses. Jeorge S. Johns, editor of the ed- | 4 y numero 55, . to Robert Prince Casey of Los An-| Among those serving were Mrs./|‘tOrlal page of the Post-Dispatch, ‘ail oe Pes ie. geles, in the late spring. The party Paul B. Jamieson, Mrs. Fred Lan-! will speak on “Our Double Stand- a n Old German tht ssrosmes, covering & ported ae will be given by Miss Mary Eleanor) genberg, Mrs. T. R. Todd, Mrs.lard of Morals" at Temple Israel, j ‘three years, are now gathered into i Scott, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.|} Earl Ellis, Mrs. Thomas Kirkpat- Kineshichw Wash! Juvenile a volume under the title of “‘Evo- ae mee At a | Oreon E. Scott of 5211 Westminster! rick Mrs. W. H. Whitton, ire Eshignway — ashington “ @ “LPETER. By Dr. Hein- UUOn and Religion in Education.” e et ‘place. The guests have been tnvit-| Joseph Hickey, Mrs. Robert Duffin, | 0Ulevard, at 7:45 o'clock tonight eee’ | ae resann. George ar nant, (Scribner’s.) They are not an ex- ee ge as ed for tea from 4 to 6 o'clock. | Mrs. Sam Stigall, Mrs. H. C. Kirk-{AN organ recital by Prof. Willlam = opich : ‘position or defense of evoluti » es ie | wer | patrick, Miss Mé . . . Saace & Sons. cause a well-established law a na | Mrs. Thomas Skinker Maffitt of | snag eet ee hrwenge™ oss pge gyal oneticnansaicer mb — = at Eith a a me 7 ° ear er ore 1E einmal da steht er — ture needs no defense. Rather | Cee as ge” |} 4920 West Pine thoulevard has;,ng mrs. F. W. Laum ' Louise Hixon, Artist ‘Dies at 97... carstger nes Serban they constitute a defense of relig- ff cee Ss e % | gone to New York and Washing- 200 guests called pense 8 By the Aoaneteies wl t 9 ‘| Just THE BIGGEST HIT An den peeenen belt en ion “against the attacks of those 3 : 6 ee ie ton, D. C., for a visit. She will noon. PORTLAND, Me. Feb 4.—Miss | } 9 er sich nicht schneiden who would make religion the con- a n a ; meet her son, Teddy Maffitt, in| —— Loulse Hixon, who attracted wide | Oute OF THE SEASON!! ; Ba OR | New York for a few days. He 1s a| Mrs. Oscar Reickhardt of 3232 attention by taking up the study of faaine naege! fast ein gil ma sort of ignorance iiatend of Sora: ; 4 é ib : 3 ie a it . “a ss ; cht se c a ag ~ 9D . oy a s ve - , 4 y ¢ i > r . > , + ‘ - i imgemmen liess er ni ing,”’ and a defense of education a. # mm «| junior at Yale. | Longfellow boulevard, has returned | art at the age of 50, is dead at the | rT 4 y "9 . s ° against attempts to cri ! it H } > Te . 4 . i : I from A brief visit in New y ork. hundreds of mid- pple it. © | ¢ 7 os Be : Mrs. reorge F. Bergfeld gave! name — Spanish Town” | The boara of directors of the Vis- | | i | Madisen Phillips of New York, na- | luncheon and annual meeting at ° | the Town Club, Monday, Feb. 7, at) Skins That | Played by CASTLEWOOD MARIMBA ORCHESTRA 75¢ ~ pe amt . 1 te abe COA 04 ole, lg aang ove ““ secdiingt >. —_— ee wer oe a 8 mp lowoty Fen Davies ae tp ellie ye +e gy “~ a _ — Mt “ve : i Oe and elderiy men anc f the ° : d ae Tess a. | ed O 16 concept of creative evolu- P Ps “Sao. ea | in compliment to Miss Lena! yerses again—perhaps un- ; +9 Pe these al and Business Woman's Club, !12:30 o'clock. © There must be pleads earnestly for the acceptance y : i i lan attractive tea this afternoon | : : ee ‘iting Nurses’ Association will have ADVERTISEMENT nen in St. Louis who will e@X- sion nengenyeaene em te es ne aa : ‘easire ino! , ; “ ve eae oe “a | We of this generation are al a ee 2 %; | tional president of the Profession- | ' ‘ mare ware |doubtedly the people and wi og sige Be ieee Be With a BEAUTIFUL VOCAL TRIO. : : the lapse © sega AA A ope will die with us. That we who is in St. Louis in the interest | BEERS pase ica ae | Attract Peo le e “Light Ray” oY Mey are the Se pegone eapee adeq first absolutely bunkproof genera-| ¢ (i. @ fk gee £2 GB (of the Woman’s Exposition. The | Dr. DeMenil Again Heads Authors. Dp RECORD est 7; puwwelpeter pippatio that ee tion in the history of mankind isi : es Bae ie ba ga ig B 3 | hostess was assisted in receiving | Dr. Alexander N. DeMenil was No 3403 Batons Y meer), 2 German — ay etndants +| proven by the ease with which we % ; “23 | by her daughter-in-law. Mrs. I.. J. re-elected president of the Soctety/ from ugly shine—not dry or sallow—/ & pM fighted the _ sepeagoiges tal : oe St nae Sad hie stuffing out of otent eet a ier | Bergfeld. who is a niece of Miss of St. Louis authors at its thirtieth | pores that do not show. Justtry this) FR =3% Phone and Mail Orders Promptly Filled was written no It SS esa menace “i putations. The latest oxtoas te] we 2 . so ; 8s Hi BS Phillips. annual meeting and dinner last | new wonderful French Process Face | \ MAin 4510 CAbany 4576 peeks one ich ie ak ieaies of an especially shocking nature. | The dining room was decorated night at Forest Park Hotel. Mrs. ; Powder called MELLO-GLO. Stays | ot ac = a Sale tee signs of waning vitality: and ) “What do you know?” and the an-;!/__W anf ~. . a ‘ am P , NS SE ES ET AEM Neca Rah OL IR NT ea EAE AN AEN AS OE A tae 8 NE ee Nt oie 3. aii s = a oo ‘ lon years since the | During the long been a great writer? beside his bed every night! How |= ———————=— rer . ° | ' k appeared it has shown no . S ] I | Reg 1 here The question of the hour is! OC1da tems it ig again in an English version, quite as much alive as ever! ;swer is offered in the Question} Iss } » ‘ ; ’ . ! SS y 4 sé ; S % Tes - The verses and pictures deal in| Book just published by the Viking, ~t — wes Oeeees Of Wem g high mora] tone of mock horror Press, called ‘‘Ask Me Another!” “a = Miass.,- Will nga on — | ‘ : . “ 7 fs) e if . Yr .c } . ) c bs the immemorial delinquencies Its compilers are Justin Spafford > be the guest of Miss eke with ae eland Lucien Esty. tw ane Sew Howell Betts, daughter of Mr. and and theoretically inevitable fates of an sucien s5cy, WoO VOUNR New Mra john F Betts of 5150 West ttle boys and girls who will not) York business men recently grad-j|— 7 Liles The Puleg i . , linster place. le young women ind their mammas and papas. uated from Amherst. It contains) UPS'*F Pla bgtegge Egy : | m et ' OE a : became friends in the East, where Ghock-Headed Peter heads the 40 quizzes of 50 questions each— Mi Smit} + erga “eens f | te! : ti Miss Smith attende: ivrn Mawr 3 f eorrizih! 2000 questions in all, divided in Cs tragic procession of iIncorrigibles ne aaa es ceia’ Pe pees cones College, where she has since been : feally une > hair gro fT wenerse and specié sts with his chronicaliy une om bed nar . : aduate c nd Miss Betts attended » ) assar ege. e visite nails. Further on we see poor liMle set forth in the back. remain two oe s and will be Harriet (Paviinchen in the orig- In a whimsical foreword, Rob- ; niga iS a! ; site much entertained. mal) who just won't leave the ert Benchley says: “I wouldn't With the Smartest That Spring Presents matches alone, not even when the be surprised to see a complete ttin Sobe Wakes Marcicer IT] i , peer # -inec atin | , Men wise kittens warn rin sol-. cessation of business and a nation- ae ae ‘wo wise kitt | he i ica a “s nclinge | Will arrive Sunday for a week's | emn chorus. weeping bitterly the al flesta given over to asking che : righ , with her parenis, Mr. and . Trrtriitiiii iii hile. Then there is “Der Daum-/| questions.” Information - testing a ies incils AeienL iatnbehe of Sbedecce- enlutcher Bub.” the little thumb-| !8 @ more sociable sport than most acing mB + sasha ag aie sucker, who at last encounters the, of the other ‘crazes” that come oe ' cs Ss Elizabeth ragged el great big ‘tailor man with his snip- | OUr Way and it has many features nih tape AIT Bacrieevs prea mapping shears, exactly as his el-| to recomm« nd it. It will not be ute 9 “a ww: a a ond a Ir ate ders had prophesied. Phillip, who! Surprising if its present New York |) oi : . seal ic cla Mr would not sit still at table, and| Popularity sweeps the country. peng oe na egy a pare reer AD Bi ‘ ° EE re ET ee RE ES RON ET ATE on eT ce MONE AR NI Oo SESE EEH REECE REEEER RES aP- —_ ees ee are Se ee i a ae tt A A ANCA tO NNN A A rm A Re SIN CE NER ln eae ‘ ‘ 7 s : 4 - : * v= te + + «34 . oe > . om ~ . we a me a esirventapeenin a ee ee oe , * (C144 oc / SS ev - de *, SS > 7 ZK ec Ons “ope ° cas os © . . -~weae 42% fee oe yee by Amb Bi Mrs. Walker Hill has left St. 9y AM se Hierce, wit é , r : ' . ' —— 1 4D Louis for Tryon, S. C., for the re- | ' OTe oP OBER ON ea pee! one Be 2%, bi ) Date x yy eS pn ee 1, ieee ty Saag egan ne : introduction by George Sterling. | s much as do the vaguely| 7 ite as much as do vaguely! the association of these two @eiulous youngsters to whom it! mainder of the winter. Ae NAS names will always have a special is read aloud. 'Significance for literary people | - , ; wr b Mrs. Joseph L. Adrien of Los An- The fundamentalist furore was| Ambrose Blerce was the first to reles, Cal.. formerlv of Lindell | got honored hy Henry Mairtield herald George Sterling as a poet,| phoulevard. St. Louis. has arrived Gmhorn, ereennent. WICH 8 ep S| and Sterling always felt deeply in-| ¢or q yisit with her son and daugh- ht or concern un it began | debte: erce hi -cla- ere with the cachtnaar de sha sling mearearb gids Bitter ing ech acu ge cag te sear mhools and colleges, “‘to deceive] before his death George Sterlin cher Of we Se Soulevard.. eed Ae : : ‘N86 | Mrs. Adrien is a guest at the Buck-| the youth of our country, our boys| completed the introduction to “In and giris, our young men andithe Midst of Life.” the very last | Women in the formative stage, on| writing that came from the pen | ~ hose richt thinking and igh’ |of the California poet. The Mod- Mr. and Mrs. William J. Bagger- , peanduct the whole future of Amer-|ern Library edition of this book is ™4n of Radcliffe avenue, Univer- J U S i A M I N UTI ‘tea depends.” Then he was thor-| therefore a fitting tribute to both |S/ty City, have departed ona Ca- (Copyright 1927.) ote aroused. He took up the Ambrose Bierce and George Ster- ribbean Sea cruise. rhey will visit gel, debating with Bryan and| ling for their service to each other in Havana, Kingston, Jamaica, Pan- | rs. His disputatious essays and to literature ‘ama and New Orleans March 1. ingham Hotel. $16.75 $25 $146.75 $25 Special Saturday Presentation New Tailored Suits . Two Very Exceptional Groups: $16 and 82 g \\ UITS are smart for Spring wear, in fact you'll see them now utr der the fur coat, and the smartest Suits are at Garland’s. The miss who wants the utmost in sty e and value will do well to see this A Cotorpe! any of selection, featuring the new snug-fitting mannish models. af rin Frocks The approved suitings include tweed, twill, charmeen and hair- lines. Shades are light or dark for blonde or brunette. Sizes are planned to facilitate fitting without alteration to the great At Garland Feature Prices est possible extent. nn i ee Me FASHION NOTE. eet The derby again is becoming fasi ew ing News item. ' s Long : ‘ by husbands. and less “home” re-| St. Langenberge of the St. Louis Of all thie joys that life affords, T hold i sponsibility, because of their busi- Country (‘lub grounds hae returned corri- backward glance ) ness life, for women. from New York, where she spent yntains, The sweetest and the one most fil " Fewer houses and more apart-!a week with her mother, Mrs. Le-| s But what we call romance; ment houses. vis C. Hamilton ; } ‘ ‘ es : — @ s 4 \/ . F The vanished days of childhood—new ae | Disappearance of sex lines in seg li, they brictht their fabric seems | business. | M KE - we ‘ . of. th : ’ ‘raya . : : - Je ; ‘S 4 ‘ s . é ge le ‘ 1é w who | As one looks fondly backward @ ) | The gteady. certain advance of | y og a ink Mayfield o ey did mist of tears and dreams; No Danger Married Life Will] women in every business, profes- gil Indeed, The gweetheart of our youthful @@ . tional an, 1493 : | oS eur you Be Threatened, Miss Lena |S!0nal and political. was of sweethearts if you will— oh Miss Phillips will be the guest at > ‘ 4 *H-. 4 1 a ' : ; , N PrAre to What other bliss can be compared Madesin Phillips sa VS, ia dinner todav by the Town Club A. them love's first anxious thrill? : : | edhe te Case , isang geo ay is Catholic Women’s day |, : ‘ amber |The joy of reaching 21 that made ~ Ww at the Woman's Exposition Among formerly Miss Martha McChesney mar ty — ‘ = — : . 3 se —_ 7 a oF = 1 ; ‘ 5 He > Tr} setai ‘ er in seem flat-— vman, to a large extent. 18) the organizations taking part in the .. ~~ OU, se Heme Sunertained re and |That day we reached our manhoogap vst her job” in the home, and may. program are the Rosati-Kain Girls’ ‘ . . f j . = i eVSsaiin sen ait SHAW SUES FOR $100,000 emi ae ppposed Heubad nace P C ie & “ isured oa e, » wes nee Coliseum on “Why Wamen Work” FOR PRINTING HIS LF ERS Washington terrace will depart the ' A ! 7e > tho w : _. me] TT nes n y ae poor but hones nan (nterview che rt cloontoaat ibd ,latter part of the month for Filor- . . . > ii he = ¥ r % tend- o he disgrace; Americ Hag a are ne me One About “Teaching Your Grand- | ida, to he gone several weeks. ) You do not think we evermore an women, the significance oe, one eee a cscsemaae mother to Milk Ducks” Basis | ke to a day like that” 4 for Action Archer O'Relllv Jr... son of Dr. . > ba as , , e mas! . : : ‘ But I ashion SAVS the well dresse ‘ Sne “al to the Port Dispatch. and M rs Archer () Reilly of 6369 i i Press wear a derby hatl E NEW YORK, Feb. 4.—The pub-! Pershing avenue, who has been in . * = : . pa . ~ as though | : Tal? ma WAS excusiveiy the hamea” -+ ication of George Bernard Shaw's. St. Louis this winter, wil! depart d f | Moves to depose the King of ve usively the home, SNe) ss. whinge ‘O11 er x reek to resi his studies at nas © ) ail B talc teaching - your - grandmother-to- ; next week to resume his studies at ’ by mmr P . m. mn = ' s . . sin - ° P anada | looked upon as plots, but tney milk-ducks” letter to Will A- Page,|} Harvard University. eS i as Pp ‘e] = var ’ _ ff ec Mommy. { Inven- = a. Q . pay in Ss mereiy n ange S ¢ . ee ftlons came along and lifted Ls ...., |inecluded by the latter in a recent -_ ‘ . lies 2 | bhi e ‘ji an lale + . ‘oc ‘ iv %ls . * ‘ ‘cr ry al! this to} . hook, led to the filing of a $100,- Miss Marie Clarkson, daughter of “us toll from her shoulders. ' aiMr. and Mrs. W. Palmer Clarkson ork in the home dwindled to ¢ 000 damage suit against Page and!-"'': 4 nie Sia goorbuginiets ind of notte Act iy’ mae’ *“* © the publishers and printers of the| Of 2 Windermere place, will be IPTANI. . , , book in United States District Court in behalf of the Irish playwright Mt more cooking of the evening meal! Mrs. Carl H. Langenherg of the | . road was hostess at a small luncheon today at her home ‘complimenting Mrs. James C. Wy- man of Minneapolis, Minn., who is |her guest. Mrs. Wyman, who was informally at the homes of various St. Louis friends. She will depart} for her home the first part of next | week. Tomorrow Mrs. Marvin Hol- derness also will give a luncheon! |for her. Ji- | liege; students of St. Alphonsus’ i ‘oO | Wake out a larger claim on bust! i= Bets life than she has today, ac- BSESRRERREREERERE eee cee Sutt Salon—Third Floor 6 he $9 5 i SALE OF MISSES’ SPRING COATS ADIANT new Spring Frocks, possessing | S nee | aclirictaaat; Underpricing of maker's show mples which Pack hes inupiegd ce owe $) A mired ny oresehe sy 5 4 e Sa women engaging in business. 1 te nho ; ~ the’; MNanging economic status and the hr me of thea fritiyy ro’ “The sphere of women 100 years “There she accomplished cent collection at remarkable savings. Mandicraft industry. Rut Seemingly an endless array of styles tor sport, business, bridge, dance or evening wear. The selection of fabrics includes flat or fancy FINAL WINTER COAT REDUCTIONS Crepes, Georgette, Canton Crepe, Roshanara Silks. Taffeta and several smart new cloths, in the shades favored. Juniors, 13 to 17... . Misses, 14 to 36 Dress Salon—Second Floor age is | hat of. Should the Federal (“ourts sustain y are }cent car fare, for 2 cents we'll take © * . SB tip- | ’ many | Senator Heflin of Alabama has heen Ge Calls Change for Better. teas, ; neRe Vie) ,c 7 bajority lengwed to an iryte liies ni a teat. This ’ Mane &¢ Conditions and he rT ow n V6 et r j v The suit : direc ted 7 4g ‘ . . ‘ J oe “4a ° is ivery subtle compliment to the Senatemay ee Urge led woman into indus- |: Pp : SATURDAY S cer-. | ? ss ‘Wial }\ a : Lae against Page. who is a theatrical ° ORition | Pee. * og ORDOETE” “ESS | press agent: Edward A. Miller. head Ed t ] D drop- | A man in Chicago, who spent $50 * Vision of taking a part “. 4, . hiieht | ucationa ay 'his sweetheart ‘ ms that he had #4 dn Professional 11%, of the publishing house bearing his Aue , * | . is CALI Lgit a ’ t os 4 ‘> rr) - Z tr shine ¢ yr Candy and Viet uT : e tc } ; } g % ¢7 4 =e bet 4 eH fT? pz ‘ +*4 y he ‘ > > ~ ‘> ; ca = et the ts Oh Mick ¢... Smother gossip over the ‘°® addition to the damages, to have Junior High £ . bie , ~~ - ' . ’ by 1@n ¢ v * * Tdi ehh oe . 4 + os . . , he White House spokesman ice with the neighbors. At Page and the publisher enjoined —Folk Dances—Lenox Hall Girls. I Myth You Tonight!” : % kindergarten the child meete from further publication of the let-| | —Choral and Dance number by Hos- Natural Gray Kid. oe Self Trim - ae hild meet; |) mer Hall Pupils. Amarylies by . Come) ; Northern Seal (Seal-dyed Coney m ) > s . tar ‘ish Med | Associati e 3 , he 1 takes part in sits : Parlow. imry ALP aGicai MBitae a tad. hy - - i ‘ ; , ‘ wit 4 : P , in thet = onan te Arunk wh' i rouble _Qub Women yt Defense Funds, = by Girls of Lindenwood (Leopard, Fox res ym a ‘ Medium sheer chiffons in a Exquisitely sheer chiffons and nlenhal ——— «ae ler ¢¢ 0 the at) the Associates erase san -Ed Vaudeville of ver ‘e one oats ) ance f shi nable 4 alcohol, he is unable safely to ¢ | ome today is that they have | NEW YORK, Feb. 4.—A resole- |] ~oences from, Co-Ed vaudev Bea aca Aig y pap ee —c¢ ¢ service chiffons, all silk top to Washington University. (Natural Marten or Ermine ~~ d pe riect full fashioned 1aGes;, perfect, It ASIN oy, ‘A Pits hy he is ‘ nraged. Thi rad bal 4 to do Tn manvr c ae ae . mi > i . } : . , QB ;: Nn Many cages they | tion calling on Congress to provide —Fashion Revue in afternoon. ° . 4 ’ F ‘ question as much in the air oie) Tidge | Stenciled Kid, Beaver Coney Trim al erie caine - Gee toe. Perfect full fashioned; in | ork or merely nder over, funds to maintain the navy in ac- ’ ; —— os ty ; a a Me, ponder over } | oe ene Gont Grink wher ae OC” atlments” cordance with the 6-5-3 ratio, pro- | WOMEN S Natural Opossum College Coat welt and eole of lide every fashionable shade. to De Cc . , ur . r tior f , : ’ : . ! T ae NOSe Funke Sa ee ee es NATIONAL Pur Selon—Third Floor. 2 Pairs, $2.30 2 Pairs, $2.70 D8 believes the future cruisers already authorized and | . ae reer ; - He |'maintain the army according to EXPOSITION Main Floor—Sixth St aT eeeements, porns” eee | BRN fewer children | provisiona of the national defense 7 | | | gelists will be rt ry Nga 4 Wh. e erative domesticity act Was adopted by the New York New Coliseum Modern biography uncovereth ling of qotin® means more | State Federation of Women’s Clubs ADMISSION 50c « ; ; " Ta 5 ? . unc 4 b ee ae © : of sins. — - 4 the kitchen broom and Yesterday. -t¢ : With ano many wom- 33 vic® versa a Men ” * . ; ’ Miss Phil) yy College students having given er pe some eS eT ST TTTS UCSC TCE RSSTTSSTEUEC ESSE TENET ECTS T ESSE SETS SUSU ES SET ESTSSSUTCUUSTSSESEES STE TT TS TE SES ES SSEeT ETE eTSEeEs POSSESSES ES SSS SESS SSSESE St POSES ESSEC ETE CES SEES ESE e+ SEES eEeEe aad tf ML i herrea heehee eet tbl blll LlIIIITITITITITITILiiiiliiiiiitiiiiiiir trite rryy errr riii yyy ie HOMAS W. 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A priest, Abbe Bour @ Village of Saint- Pries 2 ifter 42 years of stuc iw be Ver- safiies timbers and panels are turning t lust Other scientists ere eecking methods to kill the parasite and protect the woc 4. $0 far ff 2A not #s1IC eedod cost than : 900 francs (at $ ¢ nti) to r pla ved weod and make other fr : The expenditure wag mace poss » by the ald of Joh r tocke? P wf SONNENFELDS £12 Wa ington At Beverly Spring Footwear Setting Fashion's Pace for Spring, 1927, With NEW COLORS. = © > Se Severi|ly 2, y ee onquil “g 50 te 6: Gray! Rose Blush! A smart one-strap with fast- enette buckle featured in rose blush kid, Deauville calf trim and steel gray kid, patent trim. Cov- All sizes. gunmetal, ered Cuban heels. SS wr. is ae A gs Sz if f -_—— : *Breez y Parchment! Clever two-eyelet Instep Tie, superbly fashioned c pastel parchment and uniquely trimmed with underlay of cherry patent. Spike heel ll sizes. The “Ritz” $6.50 Gray! A charming model with novel interwoven straps and Parchment! vamp py to match. Shell gray kid, gunmetal! pat- ent trim, me Re parchment kid, cherry patent trim. Spike heel. All sizes. “Sweet 16” $6.5 Patent! Youthfulness “personified” is this beautiful mode! with covered Cuban heel. Featured im patent and set off with rose cubist trim and distinctive buttons on vamp. Al! sizes. -The Versaill eg! wvew BP V8 Vs UN VO UY Ve VEN 9 VN edie v V0 V4 Vy vy vi ot rT CTE EET AT TUT t —— ‘TET re so pub Wy we! as SAW We v8 UE UY VEY we 8 Vestn y vv v0 Uy vy AUETEEAS TETTTTITT TI TUT TIT ITT STATING 4 YOUN SV a EOE ee Ve vo ee TIITITT 0S Se OU ee 6 We 8 EV a ““—ATITETLITITITAI7 we we Seer sieerineiitiaemietr malts SUTESEL CGS UY 1 cS VIVES SMBs +¥SSULSLUEE Cvs vet aaah eve ts Ee Lever? vsueVammeveveresotrrererirtt NNENF PERN VY SS VENY Vv VV ys 2 vente Y ¥ Smart Accessories Interestingly Priced Pearl Ropes, 60-in., $2.95 Pearl Chokers . $2.95, $4.95 Pearl Bracelets ..... $1.75 Pearl Brooches ..$1, $1.75 Pearl Earrings. . .$1, $1.75 Novelty Bracelets .....50c Novelty Belts. . .50c, $2.50 Bright Scarfs,.$2.95 —of crepe de chine and Georgette, also *he new dotted radium in man- nish styles, all pastel shades. Sonnenfeld’ e—fFirst Floor) Silk Underwear for Spring New Specially Priced Val, filet and Irish ¥ lace trims these new \\ chemise and step-ins m of crepe de chine. All Wypastel shades are shown; also tailored styles. Chemi se, vests and step-ins Rayon Underwear in plain and two-tone effects, all pastel shades } * (Lingerte Shop—First Ploor.) LAA A AA eee ee Saturday Specials in Toilet Goods Coty’s Powder ...... .79¢ Coty’s Compact ....__ 89¢ Coty’s Perfume, oz. $1.48 ad a ¢ ¢ ¢ a 4 dl a 4 a ¢ ¢ ¢ ? ¢ ¢ é ? ¢ o ¢ ¢ $ . . $ Piver’s Powder ..... 79¢ e + ¢ ¢ “ od ? : i i tp pbb i hh | Mavis Talcum... .17c. 33c ee ee be 42c Caron’s Perfume .__. New Handbags for Spring fa 95 oe seal, goat and alligator grained | leathers fashion these new Bags. All new shades are shown includ ling beige, Ig Breen blue green, red snd cies Ss, to harmonize with Spring ensembles. Other Smart Bags to $35 (Sonnenjeld's—First Floor: — > / sa =) 444.04 -" a! a\s Cluster Flowers —of Organdie and Plush 49¢ (Sonnenfeld e—Pirst Floor} The new small clus. ters for Spring coats and dresses in al! new shades. Specia! at B ‘B For Spring, We Present Hundreds of New é O%SAVY DRESSES —of Georgette and Canton Crepe in Two Interesting Groups 6% $25 RiVER since King George designated this shade of blue as the official color for the Imperial Navy, the pop- ularity of navy blue has gained per- \_/ sistently in favor. This year it even eclipses all past records and is seen in FRIDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 4% 1927__ Expert Beauty Service by Newest, Up-to-Date Methods— Besuty Shop, Mezzanine ee. ‘iain = Aue LD S$ OOSTING For Saturday, This Annual Store-Wide Event Presents Decided Price Advantages on New Spring Merchandise 610-18 Washington Avenue ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ 7 eb. 4 Phe rf >» — « OrT, a>! “te Mi - -- - ' of Jac ~? -* uessess *™ ~ - esa? mobile 7 pee ; iG ats 2s : = gl * a +g e city last nigs 4h4 ‘Ss ‘ =" rm ink he was sidin by an Br th ee sion warring for liquor) 7 as wb ial nas resul ted in Houg geaths jo the last few) smde giner “ fant — sy in - W John i Hou both sports and dress styles. Other Navy Dresses, $39.75 and Up A COMPREHENSIVE collection of smart Frocks in all the soft new shades for Spring, also black. +Sonmnenfela’s Dress Shops—Fourth FloorJ A Moderately Priced Group at ‘25 | NOWHERE does navy show more attractive- ly than in the new Spring Suits. They are fash- ioned of twills and hair line stripes in the short, box coat styles. Some are smartly combined with stripes or checks. Ny + 4% f 258 Other Smart Spring Suits 835 to S65 sonmmentferd’s Suit Shon— : “ te the Beh soothe “g branes and ‘, = P capa —= sum ., Taking Salts if You) ica A ee] Backachy oF aoave Ho W eakness. mor gggammetes anil eidg | her rich food forms & _ cseite 3 and overwork Os kid | rel aye ef orts to filter it from ig the! r > the kidneys ocea- ater is > st we : ‘ eal relieve them like yo ry removing ac! ids, > | Y lly “ Descat’s Newest Felt the be an ee gna }* , kid region, oP Reproduced gl] misery the bac ok oul head- A sin ness, se §: tomac bh sours, P. : tell and when the nati 1s | ju bave rbeumatic,. ¥*@ ‘ Al is t ee vi part help neutralize these irritating e ~ . drink’ ng water. Also get v * four ounces ¢ Jad Salts from M : — tak tab) espoonful , Descat perches a chic bow ats ey ay, iad a before breakfast py ¢ rakish angle on her new Felt and Dine days and your kidneysmay wy dates it Spring 1927. It is copied #& set fine and bladder disorders | can Sonnenfeld’s in all the new pastel ppesr. P AF pee bis famous salts is mode from 288 }eg a shades and black at the moderate » oranes and Jemon juice, com- | you price of $10. ed with lithia, and has been used pi. g . ; —= hein clean and stimuiate nitio Also a special showing a8 Biggs x iocys soi stop biadder ir “> | Salts is inexpensive |. Crochet Viscas at $10. ee 11 effervescent MraK?S G&G (CRhapeaus de Luve Shop—Second Fiaag ia water drink ; which millions of ~abl and women take now and then ~ sd elp prevent serious kidney and Cab “a disorders. for ADVERTISEMENT ~ ARETHE == x3 WEOUGH OR HT spring Hats for |B THAT HANGS We : Young Misses and noce conake cat el NAVY SLIPS on Juniors es D trouble. You can stop (haul with Creomulsion, an emulsified \ if —O wear under smart navy A comprehensive collection ot r e that is pleasant to take. \ Hf frocks, of crepe de chine and Silks, Straws and combinations ia”} ulsion is a new medical discov- | radium. All with hip hems and tams, off-the-face styles and pokes — with two-fold action; it soothes bodice tops, sizes 3 9 S Every new Spring color is included, | 9 heals the inflamed membranes) ° a Ages 6 to 16 years. q imhibits germ growth. | ugs, creosote is Tree- be ail known dr $2 95 to SA 95 % d by bigh medica) authorities . . . e | eof the greatest healing agen- (Mtases’ and Juntor® Hat Shop— for persistent coughs and colds sag Second FloorJ i other forme of throat trowblea. pic a Mulision contains, in addition to’ wip er healing elements | tary e and heal the infected | 5 stop the irritation | 7, inflammation, while the creosote Wwe 34 CO GBccccccsece 5 (First Floor.) On to the stomach, is absorbed " is Specially Arranged Group at ibe ‘Blood, sttocks, the sean aan y tronhie d checks the growth of anil germs Se reomn sion i« guaranteed satisfac | | DOL, in ? treatment of persistent bs an is. br ne hi al asthma, | pile 5 5909 NAVY lends an interesting background to many smart furs this Spring. The new, soft woolens also lend themselves particularly well to the navy influence and among the fur trimmings are broad- tail, fox, wolf, lynx, squirrel and calf skin. Straight lines predominate and many tucks are seen. ehitie and other forms of respi- sand TY diseases, and is exe ellent for: ° ing up the evetem aft er colds or (pla ' Money refunded if any cough f! eved after taking ‘° Hng to directions. Ask your and st. th Venetian Visca <a € * % # Particularly attract ve is SAVINGS FROM UNION’S 2 EXCH Other Navy Coats $39.75 to $195 ALSO smart Spring Coats in the new shades of tan, gray, green, lighter blues and black. Sonnenfelds Coat Shop—Third Floor.) straw when usec in the new, Pee: shapes and head -huggis ng styles. It shown in all the new pastel shades, CEDAR CHESTS 9 Values $9. 50 ad — *: vag t? tedar ( hests. af ond PloerJ ; Od Tennescss coder, wih brass and many del ightfu!l combinations. z Also Straw and Silk Combinations,@3 — ($5 Hat Shop—S&e trimming. $!.00 Cash at DINING CHAIRS A Wonderful Hosiery Value Beverly Special Chiffon Hose —ot Sheer, Clear Silk trom Top to Toe! All Full-Fashioned! All Perfect! All the popular new Spring shades are shown to match new Spring shoes and harmonize with any ensemble. popular are: Bambon Tourterelle Biondine Waterlily Among the most Flesh Nude Moonglow Sudan Rosi gnal (Sonnenfeli’s Hoslery Shop—Ftrst Peon) dl * $s. 50 Value, $2. 48 wld Chairs thes are well cuade. Remaining Winter | § 22°25 Dresses Sacrificed! \END TABLES | mee Value At Two Almost So POE ‘his low oriee of $3.50! “Give-Away” Prices Models of Silk and Cloth. for misses and women, at LESS THAN COST OF MATERIALS 31.05 3 Pairs, 32 en $4.75 yt em —n hee "te ‘hb? (Sonmenfeld’s Dress Shops—Fourth Floor)

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eevee eevdeuw ae SEUSTY Wee ee ees WOME eure Cr ePr wares Try Merchandise _Descat’s Newest Felt Reproduced *10 Descat perches a chic bow at a rang angle on her new Felt and ates it Spring 1927. It is copied at ponnenfeld’s in all the new pastel shades and black at the moderate price of $10, Also a special showing of Crochet Viscas at $10. UAapeaur de Inixve Shop—fecond Floowg Spring Hats for Young Misses and Juniors i A comprehensive collection of Silks, Straws and combinations in ‘tams, ofi-the-face styles and pokes. Every new Spring color is included. Ages 6 to 16 years. $2.95 to $4.95 (Misses’ and Juniors’ Hat Shop— Second Floor.) Venetian Visca Is New 3 Particularly attractive is this new traw when used in he new,close-fitting hapes and hea -huge in styles. It is hown in all the new Pe astel shades, black nd many de] ightfu i] nbinations. Iso Straw and Silk TE ($5 Hat Shkop—Second FloorJ ng Winter Sacrificed! ost ’rices loth, for at LESS ATERIALS O F F BS 8 Fhops Fourth AAA PAG PRR « Bladder Weakness. a is their ¢ as ke a. the bowels, r esther is b 3 jer disorders. q mistent coughs and colds lead to | Ws trouble. You ca t h | Ban Pitt Sige an coisified TWO SOVIET FLYERS SEIZED memote that i leasant . Brooticion is a new medical discov. WHEN PLANE LANDS IN POLAND ee inhibits germ growth. Blall known drugs, creosote is ree- Me trouble an 4 checks the growth of : cet eROlT, Mich., F« b. ot Jacob —" Ppootiesse™ sions in an 4 the city last night | ain by mem-| Daughter of Ambassador to En- gland Engaged to Former Secre- tary of Father. the Asso lat ted Press. 9111 om 0} Ye {) n a factio whic er deaths in the last pgthe i'iiant wedding the American Embas- VERTISEMENT | wedding of Miss Jean Reid, daugh-. iter of the late Ambassador W hite- | j}law Reid, to John Ward, now Sir | John Ward. The love affair between Miss | Houghton and Anderson began’ more than three years ago in Ber- | lin, where he was confidential sec | retary to Ambassador Houghton | “ang where he lived with the fagni- | " ‘When Houghton was transferred to London, Anderson accompanied him to Great Britain in the same | ‘capacity. He left London last summer, however, to join an Amer- | 4 ‘" Taking sce Gelts if You ican banking house. Anderson always was Miss | ave | Feel Backachy or H _Houghton’s companion = on her | | morning rides in Rotten Row and /§ was with her last summer when —— nd and overwork the kid fforts to filter it from em, Flush the kidneys occa- to relieve them like you re- removing acids, » and poison, else you may feel |! misery in the kidney region, pep pains in the back or sick head- epg dizziness, the stomach sours, P. Ander n, s . « ated, and when the national lawyer who was for many a bad you have rheumatic | years counseller to the State De- partment. , excite his departure for the United States, was stricken with appendicitis, but operat ion. a. ating waver. also get MARINES DESTROYED SACASA'S p begin drinkin f Jad Salts from ae a Seer AMMUNITION. LIBERALS CHARGE jy pharm lass of water before breakfast By the Associate ed Pres 8. Mes few days and your kidneysmay | wasHINGTON, Feb. 4.—Amert- act fine and bladder disorders can marines in Nicaragua are pear. icharged by the representative here bis famous salts is made from the of the Sacasa Liberal faction with j of grapes and Jemon juice, com- having seized and dumped in a ed with | ithia and has been used river 1.800.000 rounds of {ts ammu- | years to help clean and stimulate gish kidney ‘and stop bladder ir- Th e seizure. Dr. T. &. Vaca, fh2 tion. Jad Salts is inexpensive ia-water drink which millions of and women take now and then elp prevent serious kidney and cablegram to him from Dr. Espin- Foreign Minister in the Sacasa ve Sada saj id a protest aac demand for reparation had been made to ADVERTISEMENT _ the State Debartens nt viet the United States Consu! at”“Bluefields. In making public the message, | Vaca reiterated that Sacasa was) will ing to Aneto his claims to the | rig — ‘y in favor of a third can- |; a idate to be agreed on by the Diaz if an . Sacasa factions ; - said he had accepted, o1 lalf - Dr. Sacasa, the reported mediation offer of Se retary Kel- gz and ae informed the Secre- ; ta 9 s d . ‘9 ary of Sacasa’s ‘“‘real attitude Pwith two-fold action; it soothes Missls the inflamed membranes | Pilot and Observer, Claiming Com- . pas Trouble, Taken to Warsaw For Inquiry. pecial to the Post-Dispatch. fed by high medical authorities ; NEW YORK, Feb. 4 A mes- ete of the greatest healing agen- p for persistent coughs and colds sage, broadcast from Warsaw and other forms of th roat troubles. icked up by the New York World's mmMuision contains, in addition to cn atation. save a huge n ote other healing elements tary airplane of soviet h soothe and heal the infec ‘ted lar 1ded y satiated » st ihe n branes and ato p the irritation Loutsk. ¢ 3 PAN % stag = inflammati on, whi le the creosote Ww Ih es lp sec ee on to the stomach, is absorbed | pyc, ee ee rant qd “ha t\ the blo attacks the seat of rece an seized and are being preomision gs guaranteed satisfac. | in the atment of persistent beh: aud ¢ old bronchial asthma, | ‘ iehitis and ot! her forms of respi- jand the observ: } wry diseases, and is excellent for |9f the sovie army, said the pilot, se. fding Ip the evstem a apne or plane is part ae the Soviet air ) Money refunded if any co ugh | fleet. They said they were forced .a ld is not relieved after taking | to land because of compass trouble, . + ae to directions. Ask your and the same difficulty caused them to mistake their locafion. _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH_ erg, 30 ve = 8 IN BRILLIANT CEREMONY | Police and Volunteers Search for) Cigar Clerk Who Disappeared. By the Agsocilated Press. _FRIDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 4, 1927 i store clerk, and friend of the poor, | | who was last seen last Friday night | thought he was slain and nobbed. | when he started afoot for his home|! ‘The day following his disappear-_| large amount of money with him. WARSAW, Ind., Feb. 4.—Police!in the outskirts of the city where | ance Tucker’s bloodstained CAp was cashing checks for strangers ‘and volunteers are searching for he lived alone. When he left thafound in a street about a mile from ‘lending money to his friends. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH____ — ~ round sinin in Auto. | MATHILDE HOUGHTON TO WED FEAR MISSING MAN WAS SLAIN| rani ‘Ticker, 67 years ol, cigar|stora, Tucker had between $1000|hlw home. ‘Bloodstaias were found Prisoner's Attempt to Flee Folled. land $4000 with him and it is on the snow. | Tucker for years had carried a of Chester, TIl., made a fruitless at- jtempt to escape from Deputy Sher- iff I. Roy Edminston of Fast St. and Louis yesterday while he was being ‘taken to Vandalia to serve a prison was overtaken. hal Anderson Se. will be the most WB sy in London has seen since the! forms acids | her horse fell and threw her with | yp uch rich food Tor such violence that she suffered a broken collar bone. A few weeks | later Anderson just on the eve of | illied speedily after GESOre CIE ee I Anderson is the son of Chandler | a distinguished inter- | f« Sacasa representative in Washing- | . rves makes a delightful effe cent inn natd oeoutten vant Thursday. A | CHOKERS MADE IN OUR FUR FACTORY FROM OLD FURS... SPECIAL AT $5 Youthful Modes in Spring Coats - s25 “gray, tan, brown and black. All sizes. OTHER GROU PS $35 TO $150 SAVINGS FROM 40% TO 50% AT WNION’S 2 EXCHANGE STORES CEDAR CHESTS :. $9.50 ot Codar Chests, made of ennes coda wammings, ug r, with brass 7 $1.00 Cash pres CHAIRS | Pessoa retort gs 0 Value, % well made, with plenty of 2.48 space for large or small books, Ding Ci that are well made. $2.00 Cash + c mi a, toeetrr weais’ “Steet | CHIFFOROBES END TABLES | *°"" $16.75 3 - . Value, el c hifforobe in solid oak or walnut finish, well Rescital muhegnas “tn End gag plenty of space for he on *y are real ] a low pric ——_ $1.00 Cash BEDROOM SUITES ' $160 value, in this sale at A beautiful enuite. and a real value, consisting of bow-end hed, dresser, chest and dressing SPRING FOOTWEAR SPECIAL! An Offering of 783 Pairs Expertly tailored of smart woolens in the newest her- ringbones, checks and tweeds. Handsomely furred in om- bre fur, squirrel paw, krova and fox. Ombre shadings in KLIXE’S rd Floor — ———_— —_— _ — 7 rou 7 wy « nv Seineveren ys tm yee = _ . ~ att ne int emeagy~ ~~ ~ re r ~ Np ~ - . pony ee * ye ey eet ale i Re nctpeeey ty yl a ” “ na Om ¢ a pen _ ey ~ . ot ~ ae » ~ - - — - - * = } - te om Pwnee ~ - oe ~ ales “ ~ “ ELSDON OTE —- Oe) ee eee nn ee ewes a i ee ee ee eee . 2 a _ cs ? tow y o . o~ 7 et a ee ee oS eed a ed ae ; . » “ - we eed — My * _ Tee tate os “ - - a stem : - ~ ran «= owe ~ ow ~~» comoneor r-

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aa ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ a 7 wip —————— ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ____ ______ FRIDAY. EVENING, FEBRUARY-. 4, -1927__—————_—_—_———= pone = fi RK K ETS-§ - eae Colds, —071580).1. "4 [ANOTHER MAY-STERN SPECIAL FEBRUARY LIVING-ROOM OUTFIT OF INHERITED $400,000 Coughs ...| DEFYING COMPETITION stubbe: rn, youc can shack the progress O1 your cold at once, loosen the cough, re- cuce the fever and enjoy blessed relief in afew hours’ time. Getal pone of Men- tho-Kreoamo ( M-h), the discovery of an ‘llinois phwvsician an: hen peci alist, and begin using it right now, Sold on @ money back guarantee. MENTHO-KREOAMO atic it +4 “id Saat IC Ge cater - = wey z . , M, , beh thi 7. _— é2 Peter. a -_ UOT ETT ue) hisatin J talé fot iE. hoa mae i ‘ te hdd t* — ey ' os sy ge yh Os Res | dxcSs=sgmmOOTING AT ‘SH! = estret | 4 OLLOWED MASK 5 TO GET HIM, N —— ares That Brothers Bae d Shared the Proceeds to Murder Hi New Plaza Hotel ae & ee ee en, DW. Re aE ae e bab id : hu Py 4 4 pws rvigi @1 QV ws E. ROY ALEAA the reat ee 1? mu ( W119 Fireproot AS adil eg 200 Outsi de “0 Rooms, each ° bath or 6° 1) St. Louis’ nest residen|! at and transient Hotel. 4ii Oltwe St. Cars ana &usses Pen Gur Door. er" vocut at 330 St. - . " , " , , y ‘ ’ ‘ » . i- ; . ’ 2: , ‘ % . ’ ’ ’ } ‘ 4 : ~* ‘\ . , - ; A ‘ ‘ “ y A BS sf | ‘ a ‘ y ‘ , ’ *.% : ; . . , — J ' : ~ ; - * . : ° —." . a ~ ; “ ‘ ‘ ry , > : 4 _ ‘ : 1 j . : i: s \ = ~Th.. j = tb ‘ P ' " “ os g . \ - 4 : ; 7 = . ° - + = ~ ~ ea - ’ : ’ : a } , wa De s. ze - f ‘ j f , . s * = | va 4 ; Jt q “ ’ . ‘ _ - : o . . wn . 4 - ’ : i Z ) ; ‘ > : ' ‘ : ; —= - * & aes iA 4 JA ° ° . 4 4 A —— 7 - f - & . . . - vs , — _ — - iA 4 - “ " ava 4 s* 4 . ~ 2-6 é = : - ; “ , a — . , = - mL , ¥ - us tees - — 7 . e ; 4% = \ ~ ‘ : = Were 1 T t } =>" r} ¢ r 1A i ore ~~ , ’ " ‘ « f ~ . , ' . 7 é : ; - . ~*~ — + P _ . 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() Bridge Lamp Windsor Chair End Table Console Table y ; we, Seare-ut “The Jazz Singer” at the regula: Pair Book Ends Verdi Green Smoker Pair Torcheres Magazine Rack 14 Franklio Av. AS PIC 1 room turt uke this wl hen the folks 7 a a > rae “AFR IN ; . ‘ a*ad . ad J i ‘> : ‘ ‘ aaa ‘ ° "ve t , , . 7 > , , . * . ~ ¢ > . - . = = . 7 P = : on Bet ‘ , i : f) ilé Al " , ’ . . g ae > _* r? . ws ry s 5% : rhe “ety ‘ ry ; P » ‘TR sr? . . > | ’ > | . YS Gs ‘ hii ‘ 4 ait yi ‘ si iii . hii a © ee . aitai hid . + \ei VW ’ AA Ad “ii i , : : , in nN VI WI 4OL N u : e > prea m9 5 > Pr ath s ry iT} OTe " men eae ; aia Sind . AA aii ii ‘ J . 7 > - ‘ : ‘ ' , ; ; ry est person in the v : LIFETIME ba irniture - » 9 = ’ . ‘= * a, . ; ‘> **~r*e* + . *?, > > ss >. »~ | > > , - _ } » Ls Ass sie » ~ a we - 7" a Pe ‘ ; r P' eee ' - - sas : ‘ ‘ i e% ~~ & YaAadsb . a . a ‘ \. tA A WS a * 4 @ e oa ; : rice ‘= “+ a , | “? . rc "=> ; "VE -Ty Pe ‘ ‘ ’ ‘ e* * ‘ ‘ s ‘ ~~ i wea . ’ ‘ La : . a XX » 4 - a -* > ~~. > . ‘ 7 | _, ~~. %t*n + 4 . 4 « i i . > ~> ; . = ‘ : 3 t ‘ r ‘ : 4 oa ‘ 4 . : - ; ’ . ** " ~ a, > — - a | ~ - ~ s ~ . “ » » »*v Aa AAA rv iN x ~ & + © ~~, + - " : ’ st. ‘ a4 4 . 4 . \« : ‘ . >’ : . - ec ~ 3- piece satin Resi Suite! -* . . vey | } ~ newest design! 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P ; : Q . 4 . : : ' ‘ . , ‘ ‘ , , : . . : . : & * . _ 7 > "" oes > 7 . . ~~ ’ ‘fr . > Ti . ; ‘ } J J ; Tr, ve r d ore F ‘ P “ ‘ ‘ ' ‘ ‘ ‘ Ab’ aA mAs . ss ste ta aad _ she =F. ~ & - ™ y . ’ ; . +r > * >. a 7 , > , ° e . “—) \ . . = *se . -- a _ a y's . ; » A ‘ . * ’ ‘ } | ; } 7 a . - > ~~ . . + ’ = aa 7 > kx ‘ | , : al! al RAs ‘ 4 ss . : ia . t 4. \ aia ‘ : OU 5 , : ‘ : : . 4 ene > ° . mn - . ‘* * + ,? ’ ~ > . . 4 ‘ ‘ oS ~ . 1 YS & a “~ id a. . > > at oe ‘ ' - . ‘ 2s me == RECONDITIONED mh: . Bis _ . EX >. ae PIANOS AND 4 Bbicee =~ _ Ze PLAYER-PIANOS Required! Whv pay cash when $675 Kimbaif Plaver Piano. . . ihend. wae 2 ERS Ferree sted vee Pr annees Oe tae : oe ee | aoa & nderful intrument - RUG Prices Reduced rove on rem aine ; . TPL ch | lions these bargains o ff = 2 Th WI a Sweet ean Piano .$179 . _ > : our easy terms $85—9x12 Axmimnsters ..... renee 66S od «ks i/ 2 $450 Beckman Player Piano. EE REE! eevee, ail 3145 $195 Estey Straight Piano, Three-stene Genuine Diamend Wedding Hing with every | } , em a tei ih if L Lill ed Fe. as eee A _ . $45 purchase of a Dinmeond at 8600 oF over. . ede ; : ; $250 Steriing Straight | | | 1 wainul ie —9x12 Axmuinsters $32.8 ' Piano : $325 Harrington Straight. I—9x12 Velvets 329. Piano S75 () | We $38—9x12 Velv ets No Interest—No imatiinal JEWEL IY CO). hi j | gaat : — Newest Phonograph Rece is by Can Shelton te - escarygee7 ee ee ees es at All Times *% > 62!) LOC UST. ST. I iat . ed cane Rae oe : Latest Popular Hits _ % . 7e enen a* a 2 Kayne : & &2 2 eee + Re ant ys gt * » ects 4 3 + Se ae x : «Slag : ct ays y "" « . ss - gale wn 5 a ” aap ‘ts Be A Brew on net ore, . ‘ny © a era A . ; ee . ?* s a J 7 Kaen De yeni ’ tat te Din... itn baal sbeebs MM a psbA i a $12.75 _ §. E. CORNER TWELFTH AND OLIVE STREETS — 3 for $1 . Minneapolis Kansas City St. Pau! — 7 Other Phonecraphs , Locust Street at Seventh—Next to Walgreen’s ricci ga cea All Goods Marked in Plain Figures — Strictly One Price to All _— Rolle A t 4 ewest $ Pay $100 Now . | “THE HOUSE OF HONOR” a BMRA AAGRa\scucne GA G(gUULULLELOEUUUUUURENAUIOUREAQUEE te 75 ae Se SR ea a neo ¥EP' +> PRPEERACAab ian ctenet open eneewareentitad. .bds4d +

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mA i a —— re - a —_ main = —— . . _ -_-— —-~ - - OL AS : — - - — a ee ae eee ee; part THREL | 2 ST. “LOU IS, F RIDAY EV ENING, PE BRUAR Y 4 “eo — mere ‘PAGE aT) Ae tartar ap eae A A EI A 0 1-ShRTS| ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | waters. + ee . — -_ ae _—— _ LL = LR — - - . J — LL IE —— —— — —— ~~ = o— — ee RR a en ewman and Birger Join Up and Declare War Te tty ene - we ee e+ ———— . neil u A am na »~ ane - % oh: go into tha Collinsville mail -Running in South. an eye on him and he watch US. | robbery with the she ‘Itons, and js come back 4 was Very +51 , but he | the breach develope: into a Sater on. re ns blood feud when the Sheltons Pas: to MI, finally realized his information a aaa ee ) sek might send them to the peni- ; | “a nt | tentiary for long terms, and ” Aa ae | toy pl ny ‘ . , : : . . sae , : a ae ‘ : oF rr i ¢ | i Lee ai > hey Tene > to Kii sees to pre- a a i , 4 . , ‘ ‘ #* . . ' 1 r) . + RTE rr ae : anxious to “get” him, presumé eet Mipe , the Collinsville ail robbery, in which he charges they were ee re ST st me, saving | was.no good and ought to be put away, any- OF Re ee er atitenty meena attenetnetiaceeamatanes ee Me re A ER Sa Be em ee Ae li: A A ta a " > ’ , | } ° sad glean: i serve tn }pey t\ ‘ Newman's stories, supplement- : =" ° } . : ae by his two close pals, Freddie riven To Post-Disp: ers Wooten and Connie Ritter, were NO ap SPE me mn em ow - 4 Ll tigured , Oj} f Ly Se e recom | ished like this wu hen the folks come. a it 7" > RE in leit ‘Ougn on some gambling joints. 2 differs nt houses mn pened at on i W Hi iL LILFETIME! You'll he the hap bile I v n Memphis met ¢ : : ne small .towns in the fe} e B world! if is LIFETIME*Furniture for ever 24 Bartling. that used to) whine Carl said } ee constructed. every iece ‘nee ssid stylish and ag foal "1 : ey | } : ins : : of ir hows = : “8h 4 ar not rev ale and where st of all, the 3-piece Living-Room Suite! It # Bhi yu. tice business 70 bac! , , ion aaa It is the newest design! It has loose spring | shions 4 la a a als —~ Ae 3 “Ss _— ee cers . ‘ * d : ° i | ; »* >’ co. ia ‘ ii 4 ‘ @ ii j le. and console me in Memt Peees a the constant dang IN ich mahogan ie Spinet Desk with a4 a craps tabl Bartling new if he started anything, he'd]! «, imped off” by frie match is very modi: i¢ floor and bridge j reny & ging rp Ean inamtoney 4 silk- shade che console mirror has an elegan verdi green smokef,# book blocks com’ rday, and for Satur 1—Steve George, caretaker of “Shady Rest,” who was killed in the burning of the Williamson County roadhouse; 2—Art Newman; 3—Charlie Birger; 4—Elmo Thompson, also believed to have been burned to death. to steal those tires 1 told Bill] they were a lot cheaper than the on you and the car is hot, things ‘and Fredie, we came over to §t. tires off that Lincoln y he }are ten times as bad for you. Louis and sent it | “Driving over the Free Bridge the tires. church. | I Se q ‘ _ - : , : "Olls r} ¢ \’ ad} 6 x 47 ; me 4 : j Aft : } a 3 OF , ‘ . Gets News From Wooten. on the wa y back } reddle asked me +7 t. | " } ow : Lita. . ! ¢ pt) SsUilie , sa Pt — j in hy evs rT} rt TT a . ‘ 3’? Ai oo 4 T ) a ) Ma? t a ; Carl Begins to “‘Get Sore. FeSerge . , heen aul Well, anyhow, we couldn't see if I didn't think I was taking a |lure him out of town, ey “So when I began to delay about lhe decided the atmosphere of r Freddie so we went on to Florida, ig chance in coming back to East St Louis. {| said, ‘No, why so” Deteker that they wanted me, not) - going ou ith the gang. Carl be-/rin was becoming unhealthy) ' first to Jacksonville, then to Miam! ‘ P ‘Ss ‘ . ; as ‘ : ‘ . him, so he. Mrs. Newman, Bi 7 Well,” Freddie said, ‘I heard de aie I gambled quite a bit in Miamiand,. a eker and Bill's girl got ;you were marked The word has Lincoin and t out for % made some nice monty and we gone around that you hi-jacked “During evening i got into - were there during that Florida hur- (robbed) a still in Madison Coun- } t 4 oO Jacksonvilie, any- , . , : a fight in a saloon and his gang con oe oa ricane in September. We left after ty and that you dynamited that a , \ — 7, ~ ww : ; ae ; $135 00 wiles erate : a earaiae : holding . sie GiGi an 9 use him! to get me out to kill me. The next), . hot because he is too sma! I wanted to send a night letter to y . oe ve (} , : me for that sit , , 3 " } ~~ f tires from ¢£ ee ae oe >a? ' ‘ : , ; “T was plenty hot at Carl and ! at old I la day I bought OF ree Um leary bease in i olen machine. | Bill Deteker at Nashville and th: garage man for $259 [ figured | st caught wi the whisky’ East Side office was closed sg me Centinued on Nest Page. Crapshooting Tour. Aft | had rr grea Sale of Breakfast Suites 4 ee ny, thins. but Cari | Herrin and there we met up wit a | Dune Fiaten elie Oss == _ fi Se BI vas ong tence {Fit and went out to do some gambling, AT WOM asammay a {if 5-Pc. Breakfast Suites 1103 Olive—5911 Easton vi: 7 ne re Out to the! ames out of $1650 that dai ee tb — To LEN $60.00 $3.00 = ! se ——e ME Market on | First, we went to Number Nin , a 5 ee. Values $37.9 Cash 7 The Greatest 1? i n ‘ ‘ ¥ ‘ i} * . in ‘ ' - . ” . _ “ tality ; - : - a —_ — ‘ 7 4 . ‘ m 4 , | : of ” ; ¢ | Se enens' ' } , t? i ir | —~ - ~ c ;7 : ) ¢ > oi - - , Z3 } = ; ari took us un “TP , ' ) —> eo" Solidiv constructed Suites that consis r exten . * crs : *G : ; *. y ; “1 4} ~. ‘+ 7% b\* 4 : ( > % wre . " j : = = : ‘ . . > i? . , ; . : ’ ) i 4 } P ; : . 5 — 4 se Pn = ay - and fo. a strong ativ ’ . > . : a . ~ ‘ : ~ : J , ; ; 4 > as _ * = ; . zs . = = high class ma: on and Basil Rogers. I went in a ys airs. They are duco finished and . OS ge Piano, . — . @ in viv: ‘i . : o sume $2X —_ ee Mum “OUTS, that wae herr ple of hundred lollars ani i $25.50 Five-Piece Plaver . . . ; il 4 ; ™“ ' h _ nA ‘ } rere } ie e bi . é \ i) , @ p= . ] : a ee la falling .° te ie ombination Ranges 7 | P igh = - > +} pean ‘ti $50, $100 to $150 Values Enameled Suites o N Tr ano, d —. 4 , Nat's awe : ese boys Standing around O the . a $245 = — _ © about ein aie looting and I'll do the betting $29.75 Up $14. 9. $1.00 7 it Ticioul ' Reduced Piano. | . E B fete @* him in Harrisbure to they set $100 limit for a eden & Mesa tenia tal Cash er eed A RO : onal Baber Roe h 4 mona oe ned. | : : Es a . | ‘ ; plete with standard RCA equipment, including popular “:00° Cone Speaker. Newest Ph h Records My c,, oe ven ane ee oe se re Te | EOIDERR. | by 143 re 20 recs “ts for 1 SO | Furniture Company Newest Hits AX 49c ) ol a il Racal It was pa jn 901-03 FRANKLIN AV. CORNER Regular eT rinfat he drafts and we sent ome of the bv)

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: be ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ a ———-e — - of AY EVENING, FEBRUARY 4, 192/_ . mB “HEARING SINGERS B Clubs in ¢ ontest at Giving Program- ¢ the Unit . . | - ——————— == = =~ = . - . = Ee = = — SS Se ee ee - - =p : a Se a eeEerenes = 4 - ne = —- = etme Sas. . é = oa ee | ai boa.-ca oe . - " — Pa res . eee” 3. ~~ on | Soden ye ar nr nes _ = me eS nga Somers ~~ --- ome somes > ake ge ope yo oe or oe ee ’ =: . - 8 sudoeuh ~ ioaiuaiip 2 3-lEbwowne -- cgeke -fagte Sheda dts hoameaeinh abeceess gees tte esore = “5 er t -5 teen ae isos -agserms em ete Se: - - . : Sa Soe cane at acameee - Py oe oe . = = = i : se — rr a ae a Te LT Ss — — = —_ = = er: ~~3 = ~-=55-- SS SE +=: BS i —- : » un =~ ee oo. i oe ue : ~ et) A ND D E = A RE W 4 R . ’ - . ~yy —~ > . ve . oy :* ; oe - _* -* _ : _ —— ~ 5. pe SS - 33 2 ee v2 = ptr - _—_ : Seo Oe ae 2g | . Uh an) \ La ) Mi i Uh Wy Ae fl ‘ie (\ ii ' . iN . \ \ \ | m | = eel “ss peor’ * a . ; THE NEW He el : nl —— ee TE fh i Mijn a —— nd _—e —— mt i i : | m\\\\ WW AL iin AANA 2a | i i | , EVE e@e-- ‘se@@ece --ce@ec- a ee ee ewee@ee-- *928,° & When We Say Prices Are Cut They’re Really Cut! Here’s Our — Sale Event! BEEING is believing! And giving you real honest-to- at bim goodness reduction is something some stores talk She Who Got Seed. 2 : f about but seldom do! We're out to do something “Well, I told Charlie about the | Jj jaa astonishing for February! We want this store jammed with Te = eager buyers, new faces, old friends! oe oe” 2 oe were With Your New Spring Cle advance Spring styles are a rewé The fashions are superb, while high-quality merchandise. before buying elsewhere. t credit terms without wantage of easies Select Your New 220@ee-- Werre letting down the bars and slashing prices right and left! We've enjoyed the greatest business of our history! enn OOO a ON YUE Ire " But we want to let go at once and let you all in on real sav- ings! This store does things right—so don’t miss this sale! ferent ti ele. ' : % aS: z 7 10 one told him I was All he! § jose Pe Sa eS - Se Tastes ‘ . e . gE - a J ES Re ; had was Helen Holbrook’s report! MH f= See Sere LY St that I was.” | Ss a Sa eS ~ ae alice ee. OF Ss : = 4 . Sey . ~ x = . - , 4 Ss = See a? The report that Helen Hoibroo!l os ime * oui thin a aor time." Ata recent [a FOR THIS i i S 7 + Our Regular $50 | EVENT Our $19.85 Genuine 3-Diamond Ring a Diamond Ring eee BOCs -cOBer- --20@ee= ~e@ece.. -ce@ee- ---0® ‘37.50 |. = | $9.85 oat ees gamed | = We've cut the price in this feature >. . Imagine getting a full-cut Dia- enol With Armored ‘oo.. = offer! The Ring is a beauty and has mond Ring for only $9.85! weve : eren 3 genuine diamonds! Only 29 Rings | only 50 of these and we’re selling hie? them at $9.85 to show y in the group, so hurry! cut miro oe - ~ Only $1.00 Down Only Z5c Down | a * Pt an A Delightial Showing of the The Newest Effects New Spring COATS | FROC Some Fur Trimmed | Lovely De 162 *14: al "$7.95 an Evening = -e@@@ee- on * rats tees ott Bat EES. — . / “« +“ ¥ vy ” . ‘7 7 ” -. J ¥ e : . “ at eeeeees i, Mes TREMENDOUS DISCOUNTS ON PRICES ON ALL WINTER GAR - a We’ve Cut the Price! We’ ve Cut pre Price! | « 4a We've Cut the Price! We've Cut the $ 85 $ 85 : ‘} le nag 16 °14 ‘7975 ‘O° Than 50c Down . 50c Down $1.00 Down 25c Dows 4 Our Regular $24.85 Our Regular $19.85 Our Regular $100 Our Regular $1 ’ Ads Elgin Strap Watch Rectangular DIAMOND DIAMOND | vance Showing of Men's for Men Ladies’ Watch | | Rise Onyx Ring : Our Regular Oo \ \ -B SPRING SU aa | | , Watch, a pg 5 . 1 a rs ~“ - . four ae wpetgescet of ) aes = nl 3 at . ee Eee | Fae 814g | iW .... — L/ \ Silverplate —— | $99.50 _ $97.50 50 | vain! The ta- \ S$ 85 : mous New Haven Mantel \ ° Dele 0c Bean Clock —strmkes every hour : | - , | , . “Ser ; : id - and half hour. 8-day clock. AN | fe im i $ 30 Other — ae Beautiful mahogany finish! fee i roups | Wench | A sensational value’ Re- 25 : | Only 25c Down . ra ; =o. $55 00° Fime 26-piece set of —_e duced to $6.45 for SATUR Cc £ set DAY ONLY! . D | tera ion e made by et ; : own | ee _ Seg / To ice fer — a Opcoats A Year to Pay! : Saape: Bet} = ey i ot a . Rot wrt st eee - 3 o = = a a te = aw ~ or > At * * © a ep.» i a iad lta ey slang ms oe ate a ie .* «+ ee ee ee a - RP AP ee Pa ae ge on * o-a , " NA sty me e ) ie Soe TS Ae we ee wee > ort. ° ry o~ ee hod sf - 2 . . +. Ue eas awe try er yrrerrerr nr » 4&4 : oes Be tr pesca tae vt ie | alibi id. Silla at Att ted ndtes ~ ” - _~ t —— TES: : a + antae ee ee Sel thea Rett NEF LOO SS TE IEE ROM eg Fs rE nie + TT he age f ee ER ee oe gers 5 OF . ¢ ; a a ee a . aaa z b peek. ; > } -4 ‘ : i ie las rp ee ee eae Vew Spring VUodels a B29 array —DIAMONDS : a 5 | . f _ ae = 7 A Select Lot of | OVERCOATS ! Offered at big price || secrifice assures ao Ht irger wang had pe : Toilet Sete | ‘ , . x | a ‘ | — to you. i} ar in din, tele snd | Cut From $33.85 to ‘ Seat da ii - a Dian ; ob pri Our East St. Louis Ste = ane ¥ ? by Art Newman ? S21. SS ; $29. 35 : eB gy LE ee oe soe enn Deset bat te. | | Ae dene ee ef $9 5 Sao Siied Sot ate JOHNSTON CITY. = $1.00 Dows os - — * - a : - . . : = * = : . > ~4- ; —— = =. a eee se — Ee : eee. SUBIR oa —— ee ’ yy - : Pr. — - . 7 = - z > ae g ; — time, John Sutton. 60 vrears ola: eet ~ * “ Wis honed J : > > 7 ’ a Bs s : Ya oes ¢ _— “ ’ “ ‘ : * ; eS » ‘ 7 a a ve ve wa erga sibel sal now ro Gre , Sn) ee ea : Ps _ a 7 i ; « Me sp Sieh y * . iil ‘ 2 > ¥ 2 CRE Ok eRe OR Magia witcaealy nc ee eS ae se Ain Ps ae = - a inal isnot , . was kilied here iate weet. = me vg ee ee ; = a eS: : : reo _ : si = : - o . SSn 4 * ‘ ’ . se So . 5 tate vs : . 5 . t= bape: ae : - : * ' * ; os am " : - . sl a i et : a » i : —— ~~ Sk —— ES * an gree Es = de "eel — i o6 beth ot the Ola Ben Coal] | NON aa RNR 8 NER ee ces UC —* = OPEN SATURDAY — g Ce Mine No. 18, ah ek ae ee ee eee Te eee ee

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ah i ci iat =I. LOUIS POST DISPATCH = es - — EVENING, FEBRUARY , J, . en ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH si Be: an | PAGE wy iy CLUB HEARING SIMCERS ee ateersity field house to. r contest at, Might in the sectional contest for such organizations, the winner of! which wil] enter a national compe- tition in New York City this spring. The Glee Club of Missouri Valley College, Marshall, Mo., sang before | of Mis-.the City Club at luncheon yester- F. Glee Clubs in * ton U. Giving Programs. the University hm. Glee Club of . " heft, - the City oxlahoma sang before gt luncheon today, at L. Club of the University ‘Tomorrow gay ST-DISPATCH ___ \ | : : | \ i) | | Iie SSHOVLE & RARICK CLOTHING COA a i li ; i" Min the tes anager he ete ee hades aall THE NEW H&R PLAN = | | one MAin 5465 | Olive Street lg. A nm aw | of l1thStreet | icc , v; ton ; -' am) TT i wii : : i ; 1 | + S ugs het — : ‘BLUE BIRD DINNER SET/; © ppl gn es, margaret 75 | && 3A a ae Yn ae ASE og /f + otape ogee gg tte ren 16: t| $250 4-Piece Walnut Finish G fm ~€0F /i Rugs tkat will gp} bd CASH OR CREDir 4 om Suite r PS . ATR i j ’ va. ™ : , , x e vet u S a Has the new oval style dresser only aye ; bth pA - ‘ ' 1 wily : ; . ‘ . *, ai HA feund in high-price Suites Made of ~ « ra a ee Ait rf ' _ . , : Yt oo sott, silkv pile Velvet Rugs in many rt i fine cabinet wood in rich antique wal- aD NA : ae . : - + 4 Bee iid PiGaAdal Ss 4 «\ ite ea we ws “4 . 434 ++ : > +97 + 4 an te 4 ; — : , - Ea ‘yt . . | fj eet ; r niireivy new qe- = i} ’ ie , — gs 4 ” + — -9* j . a4 a" 4 A, urTUus u aA ? ’ ie eign , a walinut i "? *. _ Mi se / itius - ‘ Dav : Ae. e He re i {:*S ? rai ri¢ bh tractive decorated f] hil : . finish Bed. with + ' lat } fecorated Ane .a ‘ nels } novonene ne t . ° Regular $13.50 Set of am New One and Two Pants Patterns \ > 7 ' Cndertul fabrics tailored into gar- ; — | ! Stiection of Stylish patterns for orplate Li = men in all walks of life—on terms. 85 |e | 2250 .$97.50 | . SY ‘ =e ‘ $ oi ra oe 6: 32:39 "soon to $55.00 | eens Topcoats r - / | ” Pay mvor i ew Spring odels amy $9g.50 ——— , V her 4 é ) {nis a2 Freai VaiU Easy Monthly Payments . ‘ (ee a | | sia! Der Pe eg | 413 T|\ +) Easy Monthly Payments Blue Bird Dinner te TT reel toad Nee sal TP Al mecyitl A Blue Bird Dinner Set Free LOT bret Zp TH iil Set Free iFebruary Sale of Kroehler Bed-Daven y Suite | es Me Cretonne-Covered Chair with every Kroehler Davenport Suite—Select any Chair you wish. See This $300 3-Pc. Kroehler Bed-Davenport Suite on Sale a4 gf - $ , > ’ rk " . : i ‘ . . rvs ; ' ; ~“ ri A rie ' . am * " : > . * & i + : . hy ] Silwer Bom || i | A Select Lot of and fm) OVERCOATS ni ‘ at big price | Me a! : Offered W | “acrifice assures a || eared edd ‘ee # **ving to you. | . With g Diamonds : ‘ :it 0, in — East St. Louis Store—314 Collinsville Av. St. $29.85 Our regular $42.50 of- | Lo ; fering ! A frchly designed uis wedding brnd' All you pey i ) $1.00 Down HING ( ‘v0 506 N. BROADWAY |; a SSS‘OPEN SATURDAY UNTIL 9 2. Mina (GOLDMAN BROS., 1102-04-06-08 OLIVE ST. ( a $5 Down—Easy Monthly Payments! _

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PAGE 30_ _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH_ Way 2s SOPRA RK. Bi itt ae - » NRE WE eens : ng “bare LOF. TIS) The Old Reliable Credit Jewelers—Largest in the World 717 OLIVE STREET DIAMOND IMPORTERS SELLING DIRECT TO THE PUBLIC IAMONDS : WATCHES se Genuine Diamonds Guar seer “rr Wm tay = 5 Ie tah ee PEIN, A 2 FRIDAY PENAL BOARD REPORT. DOES NOT SHOW DEFICIT Con dition Good Financial Claimed, but No Balance , Cheat Cishmittea? w 6s & 4b we ier 2244 & Le de By the Jefferson City Correspond- ent of the Post-Dispatch. JEFFERSON CITY, Feb. and the State Senate today by the: Penal Board asserting th -if not quickly ___ADVERTISEMENT Children’s _ Night Coughs *——A'| Stopped Almost Instantly treport submitted to Gov. Baker | | Children begs frequentiy have 'spelis of night coughing due to bron chia] irrit ations or while suffering 75 These coughing spells. are very in ‘from colds. checked, ~ » }. ? ’ alt+th - iarious to the child’s bealth. to ear EVENING, FI CARY "par Fa + ’ ‘tna? «¢ lwemak nh. Near East Relief at a luncheon t Pew fen aor # @he ~ a rohan- 2a2y In ne of the modern orpouan ca Simie S rnine fy? ‘re - a 4 4 & wWaaed . a4 ™ _ . i+ . . ae ~] S ada z' i 4 A « A 4d -\™ . >? ’ ' _ _ 4 J ae | ois i ia hee . . - 7 > + ; ° > ‘ a c . a* I i 4 thé . eee. ‘ ‘ J , Aare “ot . - . ae ~+* + = & ss a ‘ . - er P a» Ate et > ‘ ‘ a) > Si taei.ul isd ~~ ‘ sso Coats to $30 Values.....$10 Coats to $45 Values. — —eeeraeneaaciaia Be LUIS) POST“ UNSt UN Ulcers ) [415 N-6th St. COATS FINAL LOW PRICES ..§15 ..$20 \Coats to $55 Values. $25 Coats to $39 Values. PUZZLES, RIDDLES, MYSTERY, BIRDS, B} The Fish of the Seas, Flags, Heroes of romance, literature, le send, § Peoples of far away lands. Al] bees, ELECTRIC QUE the most popular game that hag duced for years. Youngsters ups are heid fascinated. The gales . young and old thar provides begun: interest, never fai) Ing ment and instruction, THE GIFT & For sale everywhere at $3.50 Now being demonstrated in the Toy Departments of Coats to $65 Values. me .$35 hing of the annoyance to others Pi sis toh ea sone CASH oR CREDIT Beautiful Diamond Jewelry 5 sf nous physician's prescription It I Coats to $79 Values.....$45 nee agin se cough syrups AM Coats to $95 Values. $49 at Clearance Prices : FUR COATS HALF PRICE We are reducing our stocks before inventory, and to disch a a “‘eieced: Manali. ex- aets ob @ different principle, re Vee, STEWART'S, 415 N. 6th ST ? ~ - ; ie | -— amous { poysician s pres FupLiod Scruggs- V andervoort-Barnev eons Stix, Baer & Fuller SP Se EIT SEE AREF NE SPOOR Rs USS RIN, «ON Me SE ett make our offerings especially attractive we are giving the irritation and stops the special discounts on all items. Come in and inspect : in a few minutes. In fact it our surprising values in Diamond Jewelry. See these ee ante 908 és acer bn s yin oc beautiful mountings in solid gold and platinum, the money back. cuenta a0 chloro very newest designs, set with magnificent blue white form, dope or other harmfu! drugs Diamonds of the first quality, our own importations. pleasan Pee : og ae Loftis always gives more value—and our Pre-Inven- panne: wh Tee tory Clearance Sale is just another demonstration of the money-saving benefits of trading here. Come in and convince yourself that you can do better with Loftis. Credit terms to suit your own needs. As ese: 5 ae: KNAPP ELECTRIC CORPORATION, Port Chestes, The POST-DISPATCH Regularly prints MORE W ANT ADS than ALL the other St. Louis newspapers COMBINED. 38, Ay i +! ire be ‘ 2 Ns ‘ = EE ETA LE RGN OER ABES Say my CURR RURERCERUEEEUEEEEEEEEEBeeenseseuseseWE GIVE AND REDEEM EAGLE STA MPSS SS SESS RSSRSRSS ESSE ee eee Bedroom Chairs $2 Carpet Sweepen $3. ak x" PS er, Sy LY 2 D4 ease V nes OT eer! P Filled Eagle Stamp Books Redeemed ~ $2 in Cash, $2.50 in Merchandise WASHINGTON AT SEVENTH eet fursta furniture. —_—— ——— net pat a th big oy eT eS Cul Se a ot eas fxd hak CABBAGE CARROTS CELERY CA B/ CAULIFLC SPINACH ©: ONIONS GREEN PEP eh fy ee (LETTUCE 4-Piece Walnut Bedroom Suite 54-Inch Dresser prety ast NAST ox, coe o BAERS 2 Statement by Aruse. ; ' ° _ . . OMT Se SLR. ee ee oe + Soe ee > ee er papas eee wh “* 7 7 a? ? ” F , ? = > @ " * > > > * > -~ “ 4 ‘ ‘ J he ‘ 4 ba & . “ i : ~ + . - ¢ _ a oe a, : — e be — te as « . « SS + «= . . a. . - a Ps . rg ~ . > _- +) 4 > aa P s 2 ee be bbe oe - ° 7 ’ . v ut oniy-340.88S that 1G a ‘ ‘ ss - ‘ ‘ aS . a" x" ¥ = 3, . tT, ‘ ro ~~” : s a * aa . . *} 7 a ie ; . + , > A - _ >> ‘ s | . . ‘ - r : in ‘ he _ - - s * , - . “a ’ . . . ‘ « . 9 e ‘ . , »~ & aay «¥ py’ = aE = Stoves, Rugs, Lamps and All H Home Ne v Bridge Lamps | & $3.95 a Kise Wann’ Fe SRE RG SRE ae ae ae RMS St ETO 7 ii. ~ 15% to 40% on Furniture, Pe . Wer ee eseeetaae Air oa Ds Fes RR oe * Hse hl PE CDIR EE HS ' | } 2 — vy 7 Zing t v» . OF : AR x es + » *a me AS Til@ OAaia x SOUP ea TURNIPS | SWEET POTA POTATOE POTATOES ‘« GRAPEFRUI MUSHROOM (ORANGE APPLES ‘: WINESAP | GREENINGS (BANANAS $275 Mohair 3-Piece “Bed” Suite 167 ge re A eo - cee es TE Ps tr Mis, » " . Oe . eed si , 2 SoA OR LT iihgicereds ick co ee ee PO TE aay FA et pee Sia Ce > El eee Te ee ea RAP emanate ss Pog TRE a TET RE Sr eS EEO ete ee sameunten ob ts Sa ae fo PAO ‘as oe eM RE, eee Pee ES ees Prin OEP Ok ern Lets ae a af 4 years $206.892 in Unpaid by 4 te Oe fy 5 TR a NO MONEY DOWN Diamond Set $- Stone Diamond Ring a Pin : Ne ig8 Convenient Credit Terms 26.3 ane Maeads PPTTTTITTTIT TLL mer remem a February Rug Sale Roval Wilton Rugs $69.75 $50.00—9x12 Axminster Rugs eagerness POR.00—SxlZ fom pre ster Rugs - New Coil Spring $ . Scie Ansan S34 Da-Bed and Pad...’ 24 $35.00—S8. 3x 10.6 eed insters a! “ V elvets r - . : ATEST strle of all-stee! DaBed @ a xQuisice patterns Ae ¥ | F 7 ‘ . . : r 1 seamless. with long fringe ** $29.7 finish Opens into full-sized bed. ; pad, full flounced cretonne cover. $40.00—7.6x9 Axminster and Fringed Velvet Rugs —_ Ne ; — » sed ef re 922.50 $3.00 Velwet Throw Rugs ne ane $2.50 Axm inster Mats ia er pled3 $16.75 Gold Seal Congoleum Rugs S1 10.00 (Fe “we ieee Convenient Credit lerms eS ~ ’ . > ”~ ~ SJ = Wie oard explained was food for residen-- > = “ °é _— aa ate ag OO Ig wee TY 8 we > Seal oe * the Warden’ ‘ar SFoamete- - z Fe caer Bar ‘Pin—Diamond: nigh 2-2 Arete at MON OH showing of Departments. $1.00 a Week 5-Pc. Unfinished $1] Breakfast Set. ate - and four 8-Piece W einut Dining Suite | s° AD-LEG; dropeaf able aad Sal Moth Vedach Buttet 85 Tees ee Elgin Watch, Chain ery Knife PIGGLY WIGG PORK s GREEN CALLI “3€ > 3 | Wah Accessones, $115 BB ; i THE improwed Seva? iss, - . Warner 6-Tube Matched BF ——. . “ 3 Lnit Rado wu cfc oe we si # : >. et eevegevevereurre+ «wwe HANDSOME ! NEW CONSOLE WITH | Btgeer-i ? MATCHED UNIT RADE Special Sale Price ~ i a » ' § - s 4 oe : me . 4 4 . - = . * ° o ’ —— - ’ . as se *.*> ue = é.-, : se : t ' —_ . > ~ 1.00 a Week : wid WKrife 7 $10.65, $15, $18.75 plete * . 316.50 $700 $1.85 a Month 1847 Rogers ee Sets With ‘ ‘piihity’ soe Fadl ewnre MAAR EA DA ARAAA BAD AAA Re RABBITS TAKE TO TREE TOPS Flooded One of Burrows, Some —_ TOLIYV TY ILL Jump Into Passing Rowboars. A « Gre and Redeem Eagle Stamps AMO RABRAMO ARE pn ons SALE OF RADIO CABINETS AND TABLES oe Pome bit Se ee y\ a. 7 inet whes in beautifu! ettect a@ith | loud speaacr See Our Store Windows for Special Bargains ° re a ~~ Ae . . 4 ‘ . . ~ 'vh designed HALF OF _ " ; c rings o Ris peat + e ; _ Re oe inden “PF ieating University” ; , Six Months Free Service! 12 Months to Pay! | OPEN MONDAYS AND SATURDAYS UNTIL 9 OTHER DAYS TILL 6:30 - — el ee een eee eee “28 @®a8+e péDOSGGneeaceescneucunaaseneusessesnses: THE HUB—Washington at ee SS He . were the guests ad ei ee Te tat Tee

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DISPATCH. PUZZLES, RIDDLES, Joxy MYSTERY, BIRDS, BEASTs The Fish of the Seas, Flags, Dogs, Burrs . Heroes of romance, literarure, legend, S Peoples of far away lands. Al! have mad, ELECTRIC QUESTiony _ the rhost popu.ar game that has been 4g, \ deen dl ¢ cvears. } vuNngst ters love ir. : — e held fascinated. The oulyg . young and old that provides be . interest, never failing vari iety, instruction. THE GIFT IDEAL /perates or na single fash tua Se which is CNo electric ¢* dervoort-Barne. e & Fuller RIC CORPORATION, Port Chester, N.Y $2 Carpet Sweepers / RE § SALI CAULIFLOWER | and Sad All Home Needs alnut Bedroom Suite §4-Inch Dresser New Coil Spring Da-Bed and Pad. . ama ? inssh pad, full 24” style of all-stee] DaBed in walne Opens cemcunl cretonne cover. 5-Pc. Pintinished Breakfast — GOOD BAKERS -. 25c 3 - 20¢ SPINACH ONIONS | «d (;,lobe. very best each. We ms Bleached Jeeberg. crade. Extra large heads, Faney ussets. the best — V alley R California medium size — Vv Navel. rkansas Black (Ine Perfect TON BRAN]I es Firm, i ery Best on Marl set PIGGLY WIGGLY ree IS ALWAYS UPHELD ORK SHOULDERS 4 Gc GREEN « LIES PER LB. SHOULDER, per pound... .17'2c BREAST OR NECK, pound.. .15c CHOPS, Rib or Loin, pound... .35c i VEAL SHOULDER, pound........ 28c BREAST OR NECK, pound. .20c LEG, per pound.. CHOPS, Rib or Loin, pound, 55c BPORK LOINS |; 22! HALF OR WHOLE Ww ill Seek “OWNERS OF PROPERTY ON LINDELL BOULEVARD ORGANIZE Amendment to Zone Law Making Business District From Boyle to Spring. The “Lindell Property Owners Association’ was formed last night in the real estate offices of Chaun- cey P. Heath, 818 Chestnut street, to make Lindell boulevard a com- mercial district between wear and Spring avenues. with restrictions 1of building line and of h slot re- ‘quiring al] of two stories or Duildings to be more movements have peen a Various Save Lindell bouleva! Place filling stations salesrooms. stores and lisnments on tne with spirited why,” asked a street ina VW ere trving than destrov. It as alread. mprove rathe: ) j\T po I ‘ Sirs eT wo 4iQ siness street Hotel Co HAD WHISKY NEAR BARRACKS Vian Officer of Laquor. Vrrested by Arnis sccking Source TRAVEL AND RESORTS. —in Chicago Travelers experiencing the comfort and con- venience of the Bismarck leave with a smile and re- turn whenever in Chicago. All Outside Rooms 852 of rooms are priced from $2.50 to $5 BISMARCK HOTEL CHICAGS RANDOLPH LA SALI FL weetsS sf FEBRUARY 4, 1927 _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ __ PAGE 31 TRAVEL AND RI SORTS, HAVANA Florida and Cuba, $176.50 Leaves St. Louis FEBRUARY 16TH 14 Glorious Days on Land and Sea! Personally Conducted. All Expenses Paid! INCLUDES no!is Cent Mo., and ret ance m and meals mm” Key West to Havana. ITINERARY comprises cities: sights of ‘lorida Jacksonville Augustine, aytona Miamf, road t—Six wonder- by day and har ine ‘ r “sea Rail ing sigh 46th a Leaves St. Louis Feb. 28 SPECIAL LOW RATE FOR TEACHERS’ TOUR IN JUNE For further tnforme2tion and reservations address WHITING TOURS, Clarksville, Missouri St. Louis Office With Midwest Transit Co. Marquette Hote! _ NEW ORLEANS —PROGRESO Visit attractive Merida end the Maya Indian ruins dati back to 96 B.C. Deligintfu neful 2 4-day trip by the comforrt- abie, modern S.S. Munplacé, sailing every 10 days. Ex- cellent Munson cuisine. MECBSOR 418 Olive Street ST. LOUIS, MO. Go CUNARD % Europe —tia S$ LAWRENCE Route A Habitant and aie Sat at rday Genuine “‘Kroehler’’ overstuffed design, fine velour—Suite comprises dav chair and fireside £190.00 3-Piece Ov gp Ber 7 iving- Room Suite—High-erade phols- tering, beautiful de Satu irday opens to a full- Nachman spring this amazing The davenport size bed. Full construction. . See value Saturday. Liberal Terms $105 Massive covered in enport, chair. OO Tudor 4- Piece Bedroom Set Yes' Genuine walnut veneer a lite comprises full-size dresser, finest hardy as cle w bed, vanit dresser and chif- signed and dae ‘ater ar reece “an atinazing bargain et slant a] V onstt! ict ° ’ oe i7 irgay Sdocust Terms Liberal Terms KiSO ggg” ony Bedroom Seow — “ $105 ‘ rete Bedroom wants — - ’ . et ; , * * Italian 9-Piece a Suite tise ' ~ ry) iffet. :$ = Sra : Arr air with ‘Seat wine: Liberal Terms S17" ‘Sine- Piece Dining - Fo 8 m see nay eve >t cog oom set— Suite — Superbly we ma Fev. SON a S. E. CORNER 8th AND FRANKLIN AV. wae ey yeah * t6g% > — . = : » ve . Hf 4 . ae tig Orr . . . . ~ — em ae ye frets “9 mS ’ 5 £ . : 7 - 7 =. . - * 2 srw eee - rt Big a/c ee ee a " ‘ * pene - ony wep el yi? aa ‘ [2 . zo De eet =, Ps ee 4 , tones sales eels Bioeth g * “ fe ese a > hy Sw - we - Pedy led ts “+f a : ’ ; 9 . ey — of at pees te wey a t Hi rs o See ae neal ata ctetnr ch cneentieneateliatie meant; itd ee eee en tee 5 . wan oe 09 Padale nM ck 2 ay Wee ete ee ee ee > tm Moe vee een. «Rg ~ “ al « ~~ a a a anasemenianie Ne omew Aeros, ee *

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ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH - sy _—_— ——- « : Z ’ . at \ i a ia - ‘ . Aas - - . . —_—— on ous ae } —— : | : F ) a = . . “ \J . . FOO ee eee et et eee ——e yy Yj MV, 4 Yj Y Ws, My “Uti YW, eR as pains, % . , add 77, Yi; wp My ‘ 7 f A ad tA “Ui DOO NIAAA NAAN NAT lize W inte | | | stew til te er brush Scald in bot! roe en ?- h | Chocolate Sauce No. 2. , vy cas tat. a. Sheet Gn a ins. Dip quickly 1: Or 7 e The stringy chocolate sauce used a iain Mieatidaas amtuis ot ian ite er which scrape to re- e n u S O r Oo cene?! * tse made one square j ANG : ,CSSC. 4 at eines Saraiasis “> af pacer ; e > yy vs of bitter chocolate, one-half cup i= Pa well Eigen 3oil the scraped carrots In sal ; r 2] sugar, one teaspoon cornstarch ome- : a ae oe ee eek i nn water until tender. . Drain an: | half cut rn syrup and two (tavdiec- epithe eerie ar aaa aut ut into narrow strips about 2? s ° ‘ 6 + ‘ P star lat . i ; i isla a — ea ties ys : * > tar lo a - : + water mix together the nes Of tried oread ia ° sugar to hal f water MEN WANT ae ee ee ie tab | ed Creamed Carrots. =) and boil until the sg@Mjv strings. syrut I ater sti ali ingre j iny ‘ ; ./ © i aa aSu aa s&s ~ pe art pes ; “hen rup strings pas in earrot — eee — omen eee = - a mreakinet % —_ ié ‘ : >) q , ‘ ? " ‘Ces . & i a4 - . . over the os hi4 retah trips and add juice of one lemon. 6A . . ; " ae ee | . + : ‘ “7 °A - ws ei ee boiler gint!] It ae PMc ypissayl onan senate san Yook carrots until clear. Remove J ' >. ’ a | - Tx"* ° * . . rith dessert Parsley Carrots. : pe al Malted MUkK Ice Cream. falted Milk one pound, granu- ~ . ' egetabies und, water three : an | theeeeanel : two , a : ; — Her famous recipe with one ingredient adde Puree of Carrots. arr asad. =. uRces, wdered ocolate two : erin | one ounce (or the Mik tT; -- ’ Mix the malted - ° — —% 4 weet ** : oe S.UrrTing Lie ‘ ° a ‘ These cold mornings—how men do : : i ee sauna hon , , : . ; : , , , a . : amie until dissol' qd the . for that old-fashioned buck- gl ) | parsley. a couple bay leaves ndied Carrots same until dissolved. Add the es Breakfast ° & : . a nie ~ 7 ih 2 — , a s r - 2 ne re = t= hal a ~— s%7 , oo o}. * . al > — iene | t’s to give them the ) e na fry them in about tart re ou pound ef can f vanilla and the chocolate Whole oranges a > ru . ‘ F ; , - = us 3 TZ anner in 7am Dd - ley want, that so many a fe ee wh bread. toas'«d if straw- flee Milk — : 2 : is Geé- in place of wheat cakes. Plan now to test this Ca, ; the vanilla and chocolate famous recipe, ready-mized—AuntJe- | (4) 24 apety Sfp eens Ie WEDNESDAY. nima Prepared Buckwheat Flourin | ‘#4 \W sg 7 yal , | Breakfast Luncheon the yellow package. Anddon’t forget | &/£324* quem YS , Y J | range juice widts _aaccchs vital f those southern pancakes with the old- Va “€ \ AX , “sy Canada’s Bran bread. toasted reamed potatoes lat you get in the vellow time planta ation flavor—cakes you | ee ~ . AAA , A Z ° : : sa _ [ea eer say Milx To give you that special 08 with Aunt Jemima Pancake SS A Finest Maple “kick” of buckwheat at its best, we Flour in the red packages. ; SE . %e . use only the pick of the crops from Ask your grocer for two Aunt : = ——_ and Georgia s Richest Cane THURSDAY, — Luncheon + mb Tolabetats r? ~7 certain Chosen gections. Jemima 2 packages—one € yeLow, one Téd. ‘ream of onion soup Watch your husband’s smile when Coupons for val prem! j | : e # imt '¥y ed cucumber salad rei —_ ha. Kg ae . is sO] sua / le + e a wed rms . an irls ' ZEEE i : leg 7 B b he first tastes Aunt Jemima’s Buck- come inevery Aun + lanes package. From old Mexico, comes the |, for boys d g ny oy = a bread | Coffee a * recipe for that rich sauce of blended — es ex purr emna eee aiston\ : PREPARED BUCKWHEAT FLOUR Con Carne the taste you'll like. - At your grocer s - Baked anoles *Mixed sea food —=— ere Baked potatoes . . The Whole Wheat:Cereal \i- a ta ee ae 3 Cotas Saee e : ‘: ’ rine , Coffee | Milk Molasses coosies Watercress mar ' Delicately blended to emphasize _— — Ce ttee Te ‘ the full matural flavor of sugar >, i oa patti: = ; . . . : ee : . i +. ~ ™ 4. ~t te wt... a, maple, on pancakes, waffles, hot om nidicates that recipes for dishes °- gy — os menus » biscuits and fried corn grits. . Menus” publish in today’s Home Economic * Depart tment of the Post] Pure—Wholesome pet . B. CHAMBERLAIN CO. a sm BP Gigneees Voor voor USE GANNED SOUP LEFT - OVER CANNED Uy) YY ae CW \ WS = Try Combining Different Varieties Plan,to Use Left-Over of Canned Soup. Day. No housewife can afford to for- It might be noted that her ever-ready friend, canned can of pears is opened, rich canned soup—vege- wife will do well to its succulent blended this fruit lends itself @& ——— | flavors combining all the methods of serving. Fer sdness of meat dnd vege- when plain stewed pearmsat mul ee C l- at breakfast or as a eeu “2, Re 8- 5 oS ee 23S FR Bo . : per or luncheon, the pia a - - ssisininiaian eb se oS CEES f | i. uicy for well include serving of & 2 a ' a , ae , — Pa : | Tt mea in themselves. Or thev can ream heese galad at oe ms . : ; ti be acce : nome-ma . or ‘ Ps ty ’ ; ; 7 iii ’ 8. Pe d A he » sa24 aa’ : amiati Z ‘ + ; ’ : +7} _— 7Pr lz : ~ *\- ‘ i¢ ‘é > - = ritter “4 ao er Z.) A ; ; - ™ . . : ae && = i . is 8a | Hi ) | | sri t bolt hould.be f ra Llenpe rc Plane is ; > J ‘ : aa Prhad Yr 1) « Oe folowed as : pan . ‘3 ; ~ — - es —.. e Tic «2 = 7 *\ ‘ ° - : ; tad aaa .* ' Ra : Bis as va J eo? | : : ~~ 7 -e Ee a OWE rt . te ai) A a ” . , , = = — a : re Lees 4 “ies ‘ beh Re te P — — ee ‘ ee 2 wen sees . a. rag Rint : ae Poy ao 2 2 % € - Le al y Z da cd t a = Bee Ces CP See ee r = ee * ad ~ RR Pa ae ate Cpe Be ea AA te Pet ‘aren : Waa 9 yt ne ate itt he ae» hey eT a . 4 . ‘ - ee con amie fea ~_ pag TPR, Gt a gh mee ee bs eet . , Pr Tai a . P ‘ 5 SP pede : B.A Oe ’ Se Week eee Bee UD dey , PE Le. Te 46 3a Bes patie sg ~ yes eh cee Ra ak ae Satake ea aa i ara # sy : pooh : : 29 i ee ee 4 ‘ we ng ; ete te ios re RE, PALE Ree : BENS Se gi ey ERRALE SS he a A ‘ pa er x pe. ¥ Md eh re ees ce RES eae ee en aa ge canned fruit When 6 : ; | at | ae : | eaten and diluted with cream “orn is opened for frit Lavoris > Listerine ane i Hinge hen tired of the usual kinds Of | nor pasion can ovenallll spon ~~ e 0 Ol Qe y 2 S See Hite t | | | — soups and too tatégus ‘© served to figure as a cream 79¢c 42¢ 79¢ i} Wine H | | | | 4 ther with home-mad 2uP. “¥ soup for luncheon nest @ Caldwell’s ie a a In this way some very unusual an Red Devil e Syrup Pe sin | Nh it jelicious combinations ‘i Take one can condeall « | Preparations § |s= Tl oer ucinae ae | noon Castoria 42c 83c TAT mixture is cream of chicken, with ‘one-half cup minced am : it ice, and vegetable sou Salt if needed Heat @ y Ay f FOR I I LE TEETH Bromo Mix one can hicker oui | the Olling point and eff ss ; a with one can clam willor an it in very small piece oF Scott's .20 Klenzo Dental Creme eae 39Cc Seltzer nee. rhip one-half pint heavy gether until the cheese Iams Emulsion | -25 Klenzo Magnesia Dental Powder. ...19¢)}45c89ch spoca parsley. Pour soup tno and pour nl ss th 7S3¢c ea Child's Tooth Brush. cceeeeseees ona 19¢ 50c FP gf | | : iP = ~ itl ‘Trean crisp crac o— This ipe Be SIXTH AND M0 — . 7 val ers ous, nourishing and @ C og eee CD PE Neet | | d - a; ascarets 39c dk These prices good Saturday. 2ic39c TOILET, BATH, SHAVING SOAPS. Ete. front of cur dees, Yana | . : 4 . Union Market Garage is al 50c Pebeco | -39 Klenzo Shaving Cream.........-0-...--.. 29 | Pompeian } “tor a rich. mellow ) r Dood / M i. A U B U R | M A RKE your car and load up. We 4 . ‘a —_—_ or Pepsodent iy Jontee! Soap pio apa Wee { Sc Rouge . \ { \\ os . & “us / 6128 EASTON—WELLSTON 37¢ 10 Rexolive Soap. i a ee 25C Mg : 1 m\ \ Lit ilavored Cup AW , a = | PRICES FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Squibb’s ean teres ssecwccees--@ 107 BHC] 40c Pluto + . \ i. WS BES | Calif. Oil FACE POWDERS, TALCUMS, Water it \ Re ESS. Steaks: 15¢| Beef: 79c ROUGES, TOILET CREAMS, Ete. ate Bil | Se Zonite ‘ | Van Ess Hii Cd Independent ; th m Hearts, Lb...9¢ Smoots, Lb. {0c Liver, Lb. ma hi To. ee pat an Mair Tonic FH \\\ Grocers Everywhere | Pork Shoulders| Spareribs | Pork menses ID | et ae 0 lonteel ( old ( real Face Powder i She ~— 1.19 ¢ 7 $1.00 25 Narcisse des Alpes Talcum...... 22. ee 19¢ > 16c Lb. 16c Lb. 2ic Sliced Bacon i’ : . ! ) ‘> Peptona 250 Jonteel Cee GUO. i oc oc a ; Peete A \ : HAMS ° c a ib i7c HAM ema i ory 3 onaie - naif; & 79¢ 50 Jonteel Vanishing Cream........... ae 1] : . a= ) | VEAL SAUSAGE, " BACON 7 90 Harmony Cocoa Butter Cold Cream.. 79c Bp Lay : = : \ Breast Frankfurters Electrex . | : ” > 2 | , La e Bol na secer ( ored, Flat Iron . > Harmony Bav Rum— >: i + &-« Hard } .F " on . . oe ‘ r LB. speed a LB. ‘ ~~ * wre pl u 45 Puretest Witch Hazel—pjn: Candies ) | : ———— : \ Chops hor rg gee on SMOKED HAMS Basra all $2.49 a gy Cslvcerine ye Rose W ater. ; - Lb. 33¢c , . Loin Veal, ib elle am Slleed, » ’ HONEY Veher ss Strained “3 H a — Leg Veal, ib Sliced Bacon, : idaho 5-(> pail Gauzets : armon) ilac Vege ta Maxixe | , With Every $1.00 Purchase of Fresh Meat | CHEESE: semen att Ih | 0 Lemon Cocoa Butter Skin Lotion. Cherries . | , 7 ‘ 2 Lbs. LARD. ake oi Brick ‘7 60 Shaving Lotion— |Lb. 43¢ | Mh; ; Sars, Fos, Tanai a | TOMATOES — ; Mp yf Bes! : , BD: ame F Be Raisins, 3 CIGAR SPECIALS Shaving Needs | / Bre urd ” belle a mad : a Tk ee, ee ae Gillette Blades ~ 7 “ we, | i, hirer } = . a eed uge ye ene te io aaa mens eR Rlades = me , | , //) a a ans ee — hs 2 fer ware gg agp i — DON JULIAN Luto Strop or Gem Blade wt ty , ’ ha } : sh hy ) ox of 50, mt Metts ° ae Lriatecrat of Tampa I ver-Readye Rl ; GY CMY, : TABLE A Few Restricted Uraads > eize, % for th 10 far $2.96; — Blades Fam . 5 Prise 4 he E cepted : me. fe: WO fer 84.96 Isc Ender Riades a . : hy : IODI7ED SAL T— ' ; wh 3 S ] “ a ——- “ ‘Yo — Oc am $3.00 Eagle Stamps 1-2 Pound Can Pure Cont ae nach Apples There Is a Rexok — Store in Your Locality 4 Meli-0-Gell Dessert Powder, assorted favors 9 fog. 10e Age ogee '™8S. 5 Ibs. 10) Celen, 2 A 3. Pretacher, 2901 W. Flortesant —@ , Delmar and reir ie: Wieniiiin “7 = “A * (rlatine Pewder of the Highest Type . Cadbare 4 ibs. 10 Carrots. Fricke Hato. 1901 Madison | a nie and Sabrnan | Et Re Past 66S) Soutien #3 rit — Loa Heat's Greed with Pound Greaney. 0c} os fy Potatoes. 10 Wes., 29) Castiflower rye cicada i ton La Cour. 6125 B | ommecieg seentock and Macing ; ASX POTITOES—Goed Cookers, Northern Aurais, 19 pounds .........- i » eRe ww *- oy oh cll pee he ere ce mr a . A a ee poo a Pe x2 P yh ; er ‘an = “ oT, - ii e ain tet sn 5 . } 4 a i ws , * ” - ’ Eaad e aS ERR RAE v4 EP Te waht. Ah agi gaia aarren re eee a AG 4 ; a ‘ - & => + +o Pei gcedet obet ohatel semanen st seend ib 4.

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ oe FRIDAY EVENING. FEBRUARY -4, 1997 __ a ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ _ PAGE oo OMe ECOMOm 7 P . + aT) J pfu if es " Tew bits i I I } FILET OF REEF ry pa. yi \ Vi¢ rif 1 ij rrieat , a sat oo i; i] it C(iipd aii c . ’ r : i* iif pp pe Mar sSie \ yr yr Wi! Ss Ally 1 eviltable for tne _ . { in Geep tat and adraijl ] Drow! rar eters ers rae ai: 2 koe Well-Se-asoned ba i\ ‘ : _ “bh, . yhe r) . ane .7 ee ‘ ymakKiner i) b ai) ling rea toe G, — { e} ns ta 3% 1) P é mrre * or \ *T) | ° Lne ry) iit? {ij il. - . for! h44 _ ’ P - rn : . ne “ ,* : . . F SATURDAY. "se ¢hat cucumbers and a!some soft bread crurn Orange Sticks. i AcA 3 ' , ‘ , : , , , : ; . , ’ 7 | r ; 5 ; , ¢ ‘ ria 4 . o) } " anak ry — ar —_ 4 _ \ ti ’ a j >? i i fliie’a A ij ; - } " 4 - . . i K . ; ji ji : ia ‘ Ga } J i ii» 'y ‘j i ‘ ’ ’ - — ; ; r\4 . oy » | 1} E> 4 at 4 ‘ i are ist ; : : ; bi 4d i\ ati al . ‘ rnery dae . , , 4 . or : a : . : y ’ — nn» ié . ie . ' ‘ j 1} ' hi ¢ y' 4 °° 5 P| i i] 7 i - ré ‘ ’ ", Fr a ‘ ‘ r\c ae pode XQ ' ‘ , i ’ ; ‘ > ’ . - » f - ; : P| | ' : . ) \ 4 ’ - . . n ’ }+ ‘ ; a bj ‘ . id re ‘ j fii +s? ‘ . T ? aT? t ’ ¢ ' ae | ‘ , t “ } ‘ ; v¥ . - ’ ‘ 2 youd 4 , 4 ris ‘| sic 3 ’ it) ¢ | t ti il }}°@s y | +-? pee ‘ st RION'-M; } mora ‘ cd } ; ,* t on 7 a = | o oe . ‘ ahs +) ryids ‘ . . eeae i iT 7 . 5 ‘ a iy 6 1 a 4 wr = ’ Las" »”™ , } 9 ry y ’ A Py ; ‘ ‘ | ’ ‘ : ‘ _ 4 4 , R cigs . to 2 4a rely ‘sy ‘ (siti «4 s;}’ cer ‘ ia ‘ bsciamji* i =e ii ‘ . fame ‘ A’ . ; oad ott ec . ‘Seal ‘Dear tah) ; ? +‘? : , ’ 9 ’ 1 lk Wftee Tea MO eer ee mar | : tes " , . . vr Vegetable- > cu . ’ . Ls - I . 3 ‘ 4 > ° ] ; r ; , ‘ rieL , . ’ ; y = j r+ - ‘ . T | l ‘ rT > + ’ ; / , , ‘ rere Lor ]! ri 4 Pa seu mm i AAA CATE (] >t | #o2o = , ’ , ry nvranda K ¢ t hic’ t) & 2U€ery Day _ ; ‘ j , ij ui 4 ‘ . ‘ j ~ + ~ ) ~ é i ia i ; ; é d {ream ' “al ie Lae “9 ’ , ; COUN. vv « = .\ + y 4 “ . J wo. Los . , ‘ » I ry Le 4 6} > C) : , ’ , ry + > og " - " . 4 } ‘ " 4 . . , " , > ’ ‘+? . rn ‘ rot is tte ‘ 74 , . . ’ a ‘ { se’ . » I ‘ , oa ; si . il ] tetj 4 ? ‘ an i } ‘ j sié j ‘ ~ ~ * (j + ~ i ; } il . 7 . At 13 6c \ ‘ hi ; a oO 27 : ~ . Pe , ; : > s ‘ r= * " meet . ‘ ‘ , ' \ "4 ‘ WA KOHN STORE meat nase every I: riday. ei) 4. ae ied ate RS MPO OLS De teh al on range sting, bie rer: . - at ov EERE LE shy ee TENE ORE: : : erry « ¢ ; . a, : ‘ ’ 4 + ay Lote are eel f of a 7 . “4 erines , . : to mats. A ftull-course dinuer ~ uld B. he same general J al Parsies } Migs 8 es ; Batt spe "Creek, Recipes Skinned Whiting, | ~*) eevervthing that can be had, 0 er followed as in the 4 Malloped Figg Plant. On package, Red Snapper, tb a Also fresh Mount: = ghee vs Our Meats Are Government Inspected. rr . P tib § , eet. When a cap Middies Codfish, °tChickhen and Prime Ft ae ‘ it hens omy ee meee the. +? | ees . 4 Soecial Sale Special Demonstration Am r| ( M nough can probably be "ashe i 23 be BAKERY... . Streitmann's Fs y da Mal all ~ Top-o-th-Mornin Top-o-th-Mornin Top-o-th- Mornin Maltomiik Biscuits Cheese Snax @ nar This Coupon figure as a cream of GU an: nute rain « | | | } ideal Crackers er . — - entities you ——- ref one ohn Peer : z sti BUTTER a nas tun 4 | en. See oven every Lady demonstrators will be here to serve you and te? a ae, ean of Amer- |§ ae . , pot m | “ ryic fie pre d.- Pox] Devil. ‘ eS hour 10): PX] ie merits of these appetizing and health (~ ~ ee Maid j a viiing erachers packed in the triple-seaied Sta- a. : : = Malt. Regu- ndensed toms PECAN ROLLS Pure]? : : ' a 4 —— ‘ ; , 8 " br fab} mek ALG. ag i lar price 60¢ mr fF } \ tf Vil r] i 3 " £“*% . x ° : , parckag - , a | = ae, Every one ¢ lean. select As Seen 4 - per can . ——_ zs 3 4 nt nail Ie gq" ; pan ASSORTMENT OF 3 Belo : cr iWith coupon, pacKe . ’ 4 ; ; a onal and picked fresh from % rR Maltomilk Biscuits, pkg. . 20 yy 2h ints US mage ¥ « ms § /-~\Top-o. , nearby farme and brought ) Bs Qe Heat the sou “a . . | See oar ee I Cheese Snax, pkg. | 20 to the KOHN STORES and add ch late. A Neces. Stir! : coangl Ideal Crackers, pkg. 25 1-Lb. Yellow aaa daily——one dozen tn the carton. - ~reen pepper aturday 2 Only s of toast : MEAT COMPA NY _ | ni ne Maid Malt is rich ———o. | | 1 | oy quickly a Ista AND Opposite Union Market : councouaenansienenieasanien aaa CW na! -( Kone STORES) nee Northeast Corner ; 7 - PUKE : = —s lS 7 (;FRANULATED ig ~ I ha nt MO A I ES OE ee ee i . 8b ecemgiate ty win ot ae ; ‘ , , need front of our door. You are allowed to park in this district. : 2 ed—AKED THE BEST IN ST. LOUIS. LB MA iv K 3 ee end Marke? Garage is also just across the street. Bring ; val PEAS — Pilot sifted SEEDLES*s KAISINS—, BROOMsS—Pilot: fancy The Best! Only Purest eT eo Are Used in Baking ij B I R A] : our a and load 1 Ss Karly dune: No. 2 e: l-oz. carton; regular 10¢ 7 parlor; white enamel ; up. We save you mone). Inv ilies RE recuiar value; limit °% packaces f handle; regular Sober 10 LBS whe o a 7 "Oc value fer te a customer value. This sale 10-Lb. Limit. 20 EASTON—WELLSTON 6s +f INE API vy. Special, per pkg. on! Dont: 65 , 0 Oug nu S a Y I ; \ ’ - > pi? > ‘ar PRI = } RVE ~ A me an . ° ENT INE IMP ORTED oo Oo Ww rappe d Loaf j YT) ‘ 4? ti ‘ s hte ‘. - ay . ‘ — 1" rig — , - ! t is egtuia Lads - ift-nz. Fes si le Large Size ae un Pr Finest in the land. 3 ‘ See ean: reculs ed ye ae alue ef oar; regular 4 "| ; Licht and fluffy. ; ta Line nec ia! 5 : z z i: — “5 ; | mor dn 7 75 4 ine 12-02. can, 22 Steel Wool, Handi Rolls. _- Pkg. 8 | These (Cali Style) These beautiful. closely trim- | rice } , . ‘ tue P s good Saturday. Purple Swan busses stop in ’ ‘do fresh slaughtered, government inspect- wn u a r a CE ea he tits tel PE PCELD BBO His OILS yy FRIDAY AND SATURDAY CHEESE Dr. Price's Baking Powder erhouse, | A Boneless, Stri ae Shoulder, | MB] Canina Fresh Neck Pork{ Franks yA CORN BEEF Vecoetabie Dept. awherry. Rasphe ; ; [ | Beef or Rib, ib. = ng Pork 19\'30 Chops Ub. I A ‘*, 4 | Corner Beef .Th..10 Poy Ber ~ 7 I “on abeaive z siraw berry. ROQULEEORT CHEESK-— 70c¢ Royal Baking Powder 12-02, ca", 49 Parson ; Ammonia 3-02. bottle, 3 iia ~ nig ” all U. S. Inspected Beef | he (in Prive. Doe Peet Necks _— os earloud Dusty Rurals Pineapple ‘ | Pound ‘ 24 _ Rumford Baking Powder 12-02. can, 22 Keystone Clothesline... _- 50 feet, 37 Lb. Pound banks Smoked Cali Hams, Ib. 17! Mincquarters od Sis. s01 S@Buien Gees WISCONSIN CREAM CHEESE . . : : | moked Cali _ b 7! ; mets , . - m 3 —Pound 32c : Vanilla Dr, Price's ris 102, bottle, 15 Canvas Cotton Gloves ae Palr, 5 16c Lb. 2ic Lb. Mm VEAL | Sliced a 30|BACON STRIPS, |b. 19 Be Rg v> D ican Ib. me (alt Heart 14 ~ vil gy — 1” om , 44 PURE LEAF LARD. LD 14c 3 Pre (sTra!? Muffin, pas only . ees _—— — i se ss 4 te «6 . PAaUND (alf Tongue “Tt Pence Tomatoes. Frxtra fine cookers, : sat _ ‘ tS ES ll tae ‘ string Beans Rhubarh. tO lhe can Paper an Pecans— me fresh ne - 14-6 bottle i | * hand par k Raisins, 3 lbs. 251 Larce: = value L.b 35 Som . fresxh Hinws poe | cream of : 9 a Z. a«@ ans om F INK “AL TTI DY ANT T me | ' TE KS SWEET-SHOP SPECIALS Kelloxa’* ; All-Bran ae - Peaches. W hite Me unta Tall cans 15 | CANDY: Ib 1z ‘ . S a Kellog’s Pep. pes ; Sub-Kum , ve ad fomet Rice, pre Blackberries. \ .. ri Rinse, 2 10c pks., 15¢ 14-02. Caill Sance, — ~ : 2 Sirloin Campfire ° e ; Rolled Head <*,] : he 24 MARSHMALLOW Brand Ib. Peaches. rT : A No. 2 iG Grepefruit, leromedary Mt. Auburn Creamery, b. 40c SANTOS COFFEE re Ib, si DD 20 LIVER SAUSAGE Cheese: Ib. IZ5 Soarhone Ouse | FIPEANUT CLUSTER th. - io. £% 8 : can ) oe No 2 cat Doz. Fresh Candied Eggs, 29¢ | crea Drinker at lt Roast, {b. | Clark’s | onan Tree te meen: ce Shoulder + $5.00 Eagle Samps 1-2 Pound Can Pure Cocos. 25CMMMMM Svinan, J IDS, 14) vi" B IDS.29 { pure gurten 45\mt Rib Steaks BROKEN CHOCOLATE _ Ib, can 2 Gina . of the Highest Type et cot, Ste i meren, oteed SOUR RESTAURANT MEST OAR AT || 2 | : TY KOUNTS! aread vith Pound Creamery. @Oe] Ss ae ~ 4 lbs. 101 Carrots. bunch ; WISCONSIN, 32 0 ae IN OUR RESTAURANT ET EAD |Z KOHN KWALITY KOUNTS! ie : a bes, 10 tbs,, 29 Cauliflower, head. 10 BEST ELGIN. 33 Rump Beneions, tb... 2 Balled Bons a5 I Pree bettie now Bud- 25 n Snow White, he pounds, 35¢; bushel bor. Unions, 3 ths..1C] Tangerines, 24 for_25 | rine riavor. 1. Hicel Round Roast. Tp..1? | Wisconsin Cheese 32 | Now Baciand Boiled Din ive Haked Beans (ome out and have a good Sp. Lamb sirisc, “ts. Legs 1b. 25 Chuck ..... 19 CHOCOLATE SPANDLES, Ib. | —— Superior Peas | Powder, assorted flavors 3 Reg. 10c Pres... ’ Urnips, 5 bs. 1 Celery, 2 stalks 15 | Preah made. Lb. BEEF ROAST Domestic Swise - | Big Fish Fry Friday Night Fresh Churned, Lb nage cond - Si tdam ( heese | time Make up «8 pertys ers, Northern Rurals, 10 pounds _ or Nancy g Cranberries, bright red sound Be : "shen LETTUCE, LYWN'S SPECIAL, 35 - - HAMS ! : o. % ite.. ' ’ ’ a al merican Potate Ta size, oe” “a od Green Onions, y big bunches. pe ' Fruit 1 0 | 2 nice head« 1 O Pound Trints . Sucar cured, th ‘ Salad ' . Satu: day Afternoon 4 Evening UTTE Callies. th. ; aw .| IN OUR RESTAURANT datos GOFFEE «;: Trv This prea (D), 30) NUT B R. 20 gece Hames. }} gi Cold Si arr TAI arama i Ge re he . ied Pound rooscamecent RE ; PROG LEG* an FANCY COMB HONEY (Ree A capagaasenney commemnsnssnpeanent Str 1 ly Fresh ESS: every one guaranteed, 40 SPRING ( WICKES “O wlar 3. value)—Per com? . ' ' “ sT ! T U + # } © NJ

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'* re | = ee : +” a ~ meinem rE ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH rT 710°" . ; —— PAGE 34 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH FEBRUARY 4, 1927__________—— ? = - ° . EE ee. = ~ = — ; : eee : - ; - . = ~ 3 a ere . . we a Jf | | ie ou € fregar eS x 3 ei ; > § ; ’ =, 7) é + IN NUTRITIVE VALUE -_ On ce Hume ié Fruit = : > ™ + » oe ‘ .* ‘ lard with pork fat. L redge with A0UPF8, dhe Mod . —__-_—_-— , ; Torn ama! Loaf ag Fe atured in Moce ; : Seem, ent and poppe: Tee eT meraidiveren By ROYAL 8. COPELAND, M. D. — 2% c . America L'ses Meat More Gen- end back to make it even tiics- Take tro pour 49 beef chuck or | Cookery. y _ . : sm aaa Fs ’ psi = ot ' % os ¥ ~~ 2 oe o¢ — - _e 7! * . | es an Any Other ness, and tle or skewer ft in piac® _....4 end one-fourch pound salt United States Senator From New York, ie iy vo itt a4 - | i Florid ; J . ace in st ee ot see ne ee Former Commissioner of Health, New York City, ¥ hohe ob oe water re i ant ‘ eT, Ze \ LS a J ws & ie aac 4 ta 2 — + of r 7 {"“A rr. + ae eo Gi a « Country. -—a kal? hare fre oe xn or t*ree- . Fe 1B —— nepper. a VW Te" er cheir use = a : ; Ht pA . -naiy pour I & two or tare bine with the choppec parsiey, a4 Aishes or as & confect . % oa, -~ oo & tare ~ — with musi- = eens: a ’ e , ; . » | is * vy Thin ns > ; hraad eF Of Se RS: ning ana ON*T you think appie pie ‘sg. aéuck. sc uash. potatoes, ‘ eae are eure to meet with & ee ° hia= @? r 2 ar r ‘"y) & ® Plain .e >») sauce oF . . uF “= 2"! , . ar cs ‘ : = os be Ski — . ss ghee ges ae slightly a “ze 1x Wit. about the last word in grand and a salad, before they n approva New processes — ae Fo 1) 9) meaat nda it +> arnish of si}! tomatoes. . : :, ee a an :, 9 - : oe tan. Sy’) : . = ‘ pie } n i of all the meate and it wWetn garn Pack solidiy into creased bread pan lessert A well made apple sert. Already they have . aco the prune are being . & & ; ves its popularity. Yet Boneless Beet Roll. and bake one ? r in hot oven pie strikes me as one of the finest they need, per haps t + nf r — ; oe : : - = ee —— ~~ @& ro 090 mid camer’ WW : >} 7 iw f ~ 5? ad "™ % = ee nm ovrer- Drow’, = al Li i a ren Or P : etal _ , v7 seit ny ‘ + —_ _ Tr ~ ~* on —— 4aor +e’. Pot Roast. " fc Vcs. op of this mixture they te ‘ Z ‘rhea NWT u ine reg on . ith ssi a af warieaty re! mn hot ove ie as ~ . @\ aveGi5 eee : es roday am 1 F n and portun hot ‘oven until tender See time Cover the beef with flour and he trouble wath lots of folks is leces of pie and a cup Of com, -eault that prunes are geo mea » > eeeses*.. . . Vy se (eth Od a Ss 3 italia ie na -— 2 Tr — ’ * —_— i-* ‘3it ancy n n its purchase table brown well itn the fat tm hot pan. that they mesh pis as some sort an consequence they gat she most popular dried Sal ‘ : . ty ‘ ‘ s ae be -_ ” . r 2 , Calif for combination beet When partially cooked, small Place in a Kettle with the rest 0: f forbidden or improper food ey agine ple wag Clever he Se a on ae, 3 z , ip v - : a 2 : . . Lon - > ov. + for h ed Q rrr ”" r re i - . . constantly appearing whole potatoes may be added to the the ingredients. cover, and cook on They use the methods of the boot- — — - xness. It waar't } ing prunes mer id — de . a ’ : > : ’ e4 > = Div ¢ ? bres ‘ ’ ’ in as e ‘ x Navels are & ~~ 2 P - > sa a *%es? pan + wo hrowned +> Yn > ¢ =* va £.0W sa a’ ~ if thr ee anc , A¢ geEgers In eacving it. sort or SU*ak Ww Ae * Le iasy straw that ; . x ¢ rv yey will find - a ’ ’ ; Xe ~ , 3 + A : >* »- 7 > i_- ¢ _— o «= ta ar. &6 ar: 4 = te . ow F a ’ " . enarth ‘tevin Stuffed Flank Steak. one-half hours. Thicken the gravy it into the stomach. ©. S back, 50 to speak ywing prur e combinatio 8 : =~, % , a - _ ~- > ~ + - e- — i -_ _ ; iw r - _ —— .. o .. , a *? - + : . *? -@ - ; Rump] Roast. Score the eteaks fn crisscrogs that is ! x : r made into a [cant sympathize with this | - 2 matter of tues, both paiat sane oO tv roasting pan. fashion. Make a dressing, moisten paste with little cold water. Let treatment of pie. Really, it is one »*© *S #90Ut as weil stuffed Prunes. . . enn ~ wit . f+ela ~ iting wat: - ee 45SoOn a ind rf" 4 4 > . 3? | "~ t ro serving 4 our best foods. . ee Te a5 Cail de found. Der: AY » + "1 w ?} | »| ; r.mer - ata . . " _. = — in? aira fo eat i* . , -VWMWanvy peopie se * je Ba gOes 10 tO a pie: : rn = Ww ; i, , Ripe, Firm : First th he - The commercial Die bakers » dates. For childres ' ere is t crust. Fur, / pakers are ¢ thes : nae , - ose ar urni : . "Ye +) air Z rea il — e Ee lard, milk, perhaps, and salt. Each ‘IES Ce “grown-Ul . on | ruit; Lb ‘ft product. I have eaten evsit sugar—fully develop 2 Pet ee these is an important foodstuff, which were d por ’ a | ai f can " a , > oF : vholesome and nourishing. When 0001.0) Sits *lictous ang makes them the equal _— ‘7 t ie rs .* a oe well baked the crust {s a digestible *_.. a Stuffed with nuts, yt, pens m articies eid-hit’”’—one ot tne a - 4+ cin . 2 Ae wee he # enhergy- Pp rod a 4 ig v% ‘ 8 “- . - | : weer Mince pte, the pie of the naalthf and wholly satis - ‘ , ful x wee 4 ¢ A "st «=f eac > _ ot : . ” — " - a ¢ Ou cant See wha S Into the crust ts placed the sn-| = * “Scious ems It ts eweet-meats that you CAN SSEN™ LBS. ) C “he me A Well as a science, to tamgg ay ecceste -~ - -_ + . - - t+ > ~) ne ~ na ay oC Ot Fruit. AT 2 ie, high -grade min Ca. -me ‘ > C ,ki FOR nst e a can o- cherry, peach, currant, ber- at ple sane “ | is why some fussy people ages -a- two beaten eggs a! : iS @ 8U antial meal tf ftuelt rether ‘ up bro OE - . . dstanti l in eeam togmethe: ne cuf eplant, almost any fruit that we rr og: ry = rns = ha Tlae i . & nt a ay : ed. : ~ of ™@ mince pia The: . 5 a ‘ al On 7 | ii ~ le > = — e is no . ~ ec ‘ i ‘mh : é Jr the cook may fill the crus? cu ne ” . . * ~» yy TT) + : : Pas ~ 6S o fear it if tt is given elbow a4 . U. S. NO. 1 GRADE RUSSETS bu it? i in. squash, ,, mix t0o8 _ | : ream, lemon or other combination. —° “omach. If it is creme the same of soda and of cinnma } 100 Lbs 3 15 =. 48 oe = kn Each of these ts as beneftc' 1 to the SUrpiusage of other and add one-half cup hot mol % Z s Peck C OW e o4y as any other m eof milk ~~ U2S® cere will be treusi, and if cup bolling «Ws aae Va ios iis BR. But with mince ple and a ‘4 one-half cup butter and ¢e ae Sze and flavorings A i 7 . . . — > o| ; od ‘ | m Pe. elt enna ei Ss — when they do not rest wee bine the mixtures 5 : & ee ee eae ae i some folks stormmach. Aar'+ b! e the — , dee ies think Die {is bad ‘ i the ey: tem > et “Vaid ee . OS an ate - > __ : pr Ss ¥ : . . ave . . . ae... Mie FOR .G meats include boiled Marshmallows may be be od ‘. ; tcht in water Stone th 4 Dwarf, Be stalks to bunch, 15c_ : roast lamb, roast beef. topping for any open-tael and put through a under. Add i ? : ~ aod —— , i ’T" +. = — Ps | ; > 4 : d : xt se may be put boiled The marshmallows may be ohia eur prune pulp. one cup : ieee. ngue and ham. kKled with chopped nuts o & ; -eam or milk. Mix with ‘+ —s Larre \iea? horrid wh r¢ A , — “OAC Os rt? laf sass \, Lbs. c aonb ted : Meats should be alice4 at the cocoan at or plain custard pie teaspoon of cornstarch one thi : stead Nty seg ‘ast moment go tha? the edges do pe sprink.ed with cocoanst eup sugar. A 14 the beaten yo! bs Old 5 lbs 10c t dry. Serve potato, egg. mace- _ Marshmallows may be dips ewo exes and one teaspoon of Si 2 » vwegetahle. frech tome? naz chocolat fue? th ; o BEETS or CARR TS: Larce rbasigay:s Se ee One | ae ee ee)«s A Qe 4 : . - fee eo =a» a -_ _— Gar: “aie - ¢h New, 4 Ibs. 10c vches: QG orange - r Or they may Be Have ready @ ple pan lined salad or t slaw with - na piece of preserved nestey. oi with prune mixture : : ” - a4 B k Lb Fancy ver ; 7 3t between aire ™ Rent th two > a «iy 4 ‘os ? la rw} aa i ii Ss } ress ; : = s. {C an C zed leg of lamb will ess or twist the whites until light and add two a lot of meat. See that belves together and dip spoons of sugar. Spread = .- = ~ a > enongh te Splice! Prines he small pieces and left-overs can or they aa Soak one-half px 4 prunes 3 ™ ~ +} ow @ : * ; oF ‘ French Brand, Lb. . Z YY 3 Aa ; r ‘ oO 2 ¥y eo | arm? oan Juett es. ’ = om -_ ~/* * see : l£ ae ° '¢ : sf Deyig & Whole Bam, have the > 2 melt ie eugar one-half cup vinegar i shank end cut off to boil with cab- ‘*4**)- one-half up of water in WwW ‘ ? i . sauce !n wit es were soaked. Tie stick € ewel, Lb. _ _ 39c. sures is mal samon and whole cloves SIN mgr ' - ’ na K ww syru ~ rar anf pr "rae 7 x teaspoonful of + - . - _ _ : _ . , ‘ : = 2 -“ Sa dainty dessert: Twes vite Standard Cans C uC Oas amin C LOIN Half; Lb. = ROLLED ROAST oxime ime “Ib. 20 AMS went, BTuReR, stewed ma it ‘ TOMATOES o.2c2,) es WIENERS tor 25 1 Ral? tena eee eee i ; | Chocolate D ro p S$ AND emma Lb. . nC SAUSAGE C Seated Ham * h. 261) HAMS a : monet ME 6°Pe-haire tengo ee i 4 ae Beef Topeue, ib. 2 “4 ROASTS Sirloin, Rump, 3 a Ya P &G. or Golden West Cc resh Beef Tongue, Ib. Round of = — am 6=CflC« irry This for te a S O A f KIRK’S FLAKE ae : APPLE BUTTER PRESERVES . ID ial : tess el an al Sane : @uart SANTOS s won Y se asoni . S touch of 7 | [lomato Sauce Sardines 2 2 25Sell Bockwurst = Shoice =a |e. ae a| ockwurst sx". 25¢ cca, 350 | BU 48 Saree BS | eS # “ry corn, Comb Honeyzon ronan 4 lbs. 25] Table Pears Ze. | | re FRE F oO barly June : es LEAF ear LARD vwentued ] Lbs ) Trimmin; Ss % F ae $1 = — l0jMince Mat 2 ibs. 23jlomatoes Zcum ngs saratoga 2 mx. 15 LARD. un, 14 Pore Satter ) — 5 Bren: 2-Lb. Pail, 40¢ Sweet "loolen, 5 a_25 Pres 3075 | best Go, Sa? at at ogee Kraut =“. C| Leaf Lard 41s. Pai, 19 | Bo" on Tallow es nay | it Is No Substitute for {PATS ra. 4 — | ' | Country Club, 24-Lb. sack 4 | Gold Medal : 248 Pillsbury; | 24 i AS | lb. Sack. SHOULD YOU HAVE A COMPLAINT To MAKE—CALL GRAND RS He RR rg ome Se ow ‘itl

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ld Be Regarded | t Wholesome Food. DYAL 6. COPELAND, M. D. tates Senator From New York, e missioner of Health, New York City. Potatoes, Bherbe: . before they ———— we ee + se cee a — — ee tee so uash, a A of this mixture ‘es of pie and a « gon : b@re0ns fal) — 4 hey hay Celery, fish, ——— = EATS —USES.-FOR MARSHMALLOWS Dtato or other Marshmallows make a 4delicion me easy and addition to any caramel or choco. ers mi icing. include boiled Marshmallows may be uged as » roast beef. topping for any open-faced ple the marshmallows may be &prip- kKied with chopped nuts, or fora the cocoanut or plain custard pie may the edges do be sprinkled with cocoanut. ©, Ke, mace- Marshmnallows may be dipped in h tomato and chocolate just they come from G@ onion or the box. Or they may be pulled law with the apart and a piece of preserved gip- u the two The most late iced at between nd dip arshmalliows are added ey may be added when e not enough to m they may be ho the I) 4 MOnInge ; a ; : } q)7 1 ¢) \J : aps the re LOn Lie {s b@ maQst slicing 7 ' cup of wat Over % Cup marsan smiail pieces, and flavored with & few drops of vanilla. marshmallows to any variety tternate lay or marma- n unusual ppearance. : ——————— - -_- om , The Busiest Food Store in St. Louis” Open Saturday Eve. Till 7:30 O'Clock. You Are Al- lowed to Park in This Dist. [QD] errsrors. 14 Grape 10 Fruit ibs.25 7 JIVIAS SIXTH ST. 14 et sex 10 | DAULIFLOWER, Mice 10 tice White deats..19 3 « VRunches y | SPINACH: 3% Lhe 1S KEI ONTONS; 3% Lbs. 10 Spitzenberg | - ome Boiled “hole ar ' So bone; \ prime rib LISH, Trs ( wllies: JERS Spee ples lb.32 | YOUNG HENS, Ib. 28 YOUNG GEESE, !b. 27 ih, 20° Veal RE- 16 | Cdl ics my SE BD ie eee ib. 12? PIECE BACON pene 2 lb ' | 7 Sou. Ub. | [afore pa _— “ | ROAST Sirloin, Rump, CHUCK ROAST, lh, 20 SPRINGS, Ib. 37 BY THE ib. 25 | sine ih. 30 Round or Arm. ID. 16 nue 20] Thomas Malt 225.9 Pickles Jar15\° SANTOS swat 4 24 ne Lb. ; 45/605 4 lbs. 25] Table Pears as:.° 71 OjMinte M°at 2 ibs. 25[fomatoes Zeon”... _ i) Pees LB. 14 | Pure Butter -Ib., 4 : Wisconsin, {b..-- ples, 5{bs..25 Prunes, 3 ibs. 25} Best Elgin, ib... 39 2 Cre’ 10 Layer Figs, tb., 124 — Nut xen rill: Quart NO. 2 \, fane ‘quid. Remove stones and cut in mail pieces. Add the grated rind . , - e one lemon and two teaspoons of lemon ju Stuffed Prune Salad. Blend chanr ‘ ‘nd chopped nuts and mayon- halsé and stuff into pitted, iarge 7797 , , . . “ b 6© Prunes. Lay prunes and ce!) ery o)¢ YT ¢ } y alternately on a roi Small curled Crackers are a ‘© Buch a plate. tuce recipe os man A 1 poarda 0 ( ut witn aspoon of cover with if it¢ ; " BOaAKECG mA waa salad on piate on | Ralt anchovies good Use one crisp let- afon the plate and top ti Prunes with a dab of stiff mayon- haige. addition $ Baked Prunes. ‘ere 8 @ dainty dessert eight prunes, SLeu ed try water as possib); “Olander; add the w} e . Be — and six tablespoonfuls “ear. Bake a delicate Servo With whippe A = Shrimp Cocktail. ‘ace canned shrimps in cocktal] g ae mp ot Aid - iblespoon lemon Juice hal tas » + ru , ‘“@spoon minced onion and He-hale teaspoon salt. Try This for Dinner Tomorrow leat can of COB-CUT touch of ull, juicy ker- ) more than ordi- ; a”) \ nw ~ * = — & wis At Al! Grocers i oe = : | Tie stick cin- IN WEEK'S MENUS eee ‘Seasonable Dishes and Easy/|Ple mixture. Ways to Make and Serve Them. There is opportunity for exercis- ing individuality in preparing sea fgod and also in serving. For fe ied {t may be served as an entree or as the fish course of a more elaborate dinner. In this instance, it is planned to be one of the chief dishes at the meal served accordingly. As to its tion, this also is somewhat a matter of taste. One plan is to combine creamed scallops clams. The prepared as usual ly seasoned white rmbined in proportions te. The dish should deep baking dish s0 rernain hot. If desired, rounds of toast may be passed first and the creamed fish may be eaten considerable composi good ovsters. and in a with the toast. Mushrooms With Tomatoes. Two cans stewed tomatoes, butter, one . © ¢a> + ho . ae Pada ” he La Wits) one cag salt and pepper according to Place the ; ad ri imwrtad Liisi ULeCS. ley, tomatoes taste cae” 4 Have ready the ery A C ‘ ; Apple Meringue ees six cup sugar, powdered Two whites, land ; ‘utes longer. |greased pan and mush- | rooms, half teaspoon chopped pars- | ~~ ikle with cheese and brown ive ae | very hot oven. ithe butter and cook | | meringue, one-quarter cup water, 'one-quarter teaspoon grated nut- meg. Have ready the peeled and quartered apples. the sauce pan with the water and cook for 30 minutes. Mash through a strainer and add the seasoning and sugar. Have ready pie plates | lined with paste and fill in the ap- Bake in a hot oven. When done, cover the top with imeritngue and return to the oven ‘long enough to brown. | Lentil Croquettes. Two cups lentils, one-quarter cup ‘cream, one egg, one-quarter tea- spoon onion juice, pepper and salt. Soak the lentils over night. Cook until very soft and mash through a fine strainer. Add the cream and seasoning, then the lightly beaten egg. Make into a stiff paste firm |}enough to mold into flat cakes with the hand. Saute these cakes in a sizzling hot omelette pan and serve with the tomato sauce. Gnoccht One cup grated cheese, one-half teaspoon salt, one-quarter ‘flour, one pint milk, one-quarter ‘Cup cornstarch, one-quarter cup butter. Melt the butter; stir in the cornstarch, flour, salt and milk. Let come to bo!l and cook five min- | utes, stirring all the time. Add the cheese, the beaten eggs and salt cook for two or three min- Pour into a shallow let cool. Shape with a biscuit cutter and place the cakes in a flat baking dish. Sprin- in a cup Dates are a dried fruit of great | dietetic value and pleasing to the palate. They are especially whole- some because they are dried natur- ally, on the tree. They contain the \Iime and iron which are eo neces- | | ' Place them in '! i whip a la Boston? sary to health; cellulose, and sugar | digestible form, and a of protein. in a highly amount Every Roll is sterilized . LA _ - a A i ing room for the cookies to spread. 2() times at no added cost to you Doctors urge the use of Northern Tissue. Proved by laboratory tests as sanitary as sealed hospi- tal cotton. Ask for DOUBLY ABSORBENT en SURGICALLY CLEAN FOR ST. VALENTINE’S DAY St. Valentine’s Day will soon be here and parties are again in order. Housewives are already Surprise and delight guests. Why not serve a rich banana cy is certain to give you an en- Viable reputation among the most discriminating persons. In case you are not acquainted with the recipe for this tempting) morsel, here it is: To one cup of milk, tine, one cup of sugar, Scald in a double rw +; hen OUPr ii y dissolved in a cream. milk boller. little cold water, Allow it to cool, and pulp of the baannas ently the egg whites into sherbet rve with whipped This is enough to > six persons. a, Ou;Tr be sure ] he to used are entirely ripe. of ripeness are 80 easy MARKET ae nee 4100-02 BERG FASTON AY. THE BUSIFST FOOD STORE IN THIS VICINITY Smoked Cali, Sugar- Cured, moked BACON 9B 1 hob sey" or 2 SALT RIBS, 1342 3 FF Chuck fF Arm Rib | ] Sirloin, Shoulder BONELESS ROLLED RIB 18) STEAKS 32... Cut from corn-fed cattle and guaranteed to he fresh: Ib.. Keal Milk- Fed; Chops, ¥ FA q - saa ygae' 9 LEG OR LOIN rr" SHOULDERS Are you a lover of good (orned Beef—Well we have the best Corned Beef in the city: sugar-cured. Lb. Rump Roast. . .131, pre BUTTS .. 211% RICE, 4 Ibs., 22 Fancy trai 20 FRESH Large No. 24% Size Can PEACHES J Heavy POTATOES APPLES— Greening Peas, 15 . Inn 32 | CORN Sem 95 FLOUR =* Doven = —. el ASPARAGT S— PRUNES 100 LBS., 2.75: 10 LBS URANGES &% Dozen 7°25 \ ea] liny sifted: Cutlets No. 2 can , 97 | cnore ‘1-23 EGGS Strictly Ke-Candled; 29 High- a ons. To 30 Lb. 10 HAMS, LB., 314 aWOKED TENNESSEE searching | for something new with which to! Such a delica- | gelatine, previous- to see that the ba! SS WSK SSS A Qe SS POY SSN ‘4 ‘ ~ SVys Os SS SS SSS SWS SS SS ~ WAS : WS M- “si pd) Ys (fg Vip de 17, WMI T i Ah VSL Mf, P LSA ¢ 4, A, (ff 4, 4 “i i YYppfys Ct ptt yy hihilhe Yi Wy, 4 YY 4 Ve SS \ yf AY is UUW GUL, (fy A , LS, , YE Uy; ty 47 7, Y ss Saint Louts 74 Not until you spread it thick on brown crispy toast or taste it in between a hot bro- ken biscuit can you know the full goodness of Creamo. THE BLANTON yi COMPANY yyy f t4 Wi Sh Wifes th A A Yi :, ) . IP Af ? A iz ty . fi (7 iA ‘a Y/4, A Th f, if if) , 44h hg A 4 Z u f thf th, f / S, 7 7 4 7 i} Af , Vy Lip it sif{ti life 4d, 4s . Z 7, ” Jf, hh VALS 4 ‘iy WY Yh hs tts. iis Yy tH 7 Vy Uy tfI47, MLAS IS if 4 s Aff tj 7 LOGS Z ALIS IS 4 4 f iF, LL MOLL Mj yf Yiu“; SSS fo Si bf : MLE yi iti fF A, Yy VY. Wy “Ys Cd _discern—a deep golden skin flocked | with brown, entirely free of any |trace of green. In this stage it is \at its best, and is easy to assimi- late. Another suggestion for your St Valentine’s party, is called Sun- shine Bananas. To six bananas, add three quarter three tablespoons of syrup, teaspoons of butter, teaspoon of salt four pieces. and butter. Add the syrup, salt Cook very slowly on _back of stove or on a simmering add two teaspoons of gela-' three ba-| nanas, two erg whites and whipped | burner. Baste often and cook un- 'their shape. |ened whipped cream. Two cups brown sugar, half cup | ' sirup or honey, quarter cup butter, | one teaspoon cinnamon, half tea-| epoon cloves, one-eighth teaspoon nutmeg, two ounces citron, ground very fine; two and a half cups. | flour, One tablespoon baking pow- one-| der, one egg. juice and rind of half and | whipped cream. Cut the bananas) in halves, and then lengthwise in| sugar is dissolved. lernon, two tablespoons milk Add sugar to milk and cook unti! Add butter. cool; add spices to flour. Mix all ingredients together and if neces- sary Just enough more flour to han.- dle. Roll one-eighth inch thick and til the bananas are soft, but retain | shape with fancy cookie cutters. Serve with unsweet- | Bake in greased pans in moderate ‘oven elght to 10 minutes. i | Exponents of" | Good UViNg Since 44 ' } Etghth and Locust Sixth and Cheatnut Union Market Baliviere and Waterman Taylor and Delmar Limit and Delmar Union and Vernon Grand and Shenandoah De LEGS OF Cut from choicest young tender lamb........ LAMB 29: Lb. CHICKENS Freshly dressed, large roasting spring and stew- ing hens. Lb., 362¢ Freshly TONGUES beef; a very low Price for Satur- Lb., 27} PORK Rib or loin reat; choice young corn-fed U. 8. in- spected. Lb., 234¢ emoked FREE A large strong Shopping Bag Saturday with every purchase at all Conrad stores. Shelled black Walnuts, Ib...........79c Best pure Lard, 2 Ibs. for...........29¢ Swans Down Cake Flour, pkg........3lc Imported layer Figs, lb.............25¢ Shrimp, dry or wet pack, tin.........17c Northern Tissue, 3 rolls for......... .25¢ Philadelphia Cream Cheese, 2 pkgs... .23¢ Abollinaris “The Queen of Table. Waters” oase, $18 case, $21 case, $19 Splits, dozen. . .$2.35; Medium, doz... .$2.75; Large, dozen. ..$4.76; A Fancy Basket of Fine Fruit Makes a wonderful gift; Conrad’s pack them at- tractively; we deliver: priced upwards $9.00 SPOR « coes ——_ At Our 8th and Locust Store Frank’s Milwaukee Truffled Liver Sausage; Ib........69c Conrad’s Cold Slaw with Mayonnaise; Ib.............25¢c Conrad’s Own Make Pimento Cheese; Helder’s Cheese Sticks; large tin box is ano ence . .98c f " Saturday Specials _ Light 29 Heavy 3f OUR OWN DUCKS .. 35 oresseo SPRINGS, 32 Rolled Roast... 19 Rib Roast......15 Rump Roast....12 Chuck Roast.... 9 Boneless Sirloin Butts. . PIG PRODUCTS Fresh Pig Ribs... .17 Fresh Pig Snouts. .i1 Fresh Pig Ears.....9 Fresh Pig Feet.....7 Fresh Pig Tails... .16 Fresh Pig Knuckles, 8 Fresh Pig Melts... .6 Fresh Pig Kidneys, 10 Fresh Pig Liver... .7 Fresh Pig Hams. . .25 Fresh Pig Blades. .22 Fresh Pig Side M’t, 26 PORK [4 CALLI STYLE: 8& Iba. up Sugar Pure Cane Fine White Granulated 5Lb. Limit Pounds Guaranteed Mild, Suagar-Cured Hickory-Smoked Hams! «0.24 Bacon\* “28 Bacon Strips Mild Sugar-Cared, Hickory- Smoked: 2 to 5 tb. eres. MILK-FED VEN Loins *“*etet_eoeee«#es8eee Shoulders ....... i413 MOOGSES . cc Oeowee Veal Stew SPRING LAMB Hindquarters, ib. ..25 Shoulder, ib......20 Breast, Ib........44 potogna | UOT Blood soma Lb.16 x: “OFF :: = i2¢ tal . Value. ~""?3 Ibs., 1.00 BORDEN’S MILK BUTTER::'51 MINCEMEAT Bulk eal 20c Ib, L, i. ce. Arbitrator Flour Highest Patent. Made from best Winter wheat. A real cake and bisenit Flour. 10-lb. Bag... .49 24-lb. Bag... .97 Apples 5::..°5 Lhs.18 LETTUCE oi:0i:.3 40) Oranges 207 25 “Try It-——Y Large Tall =~ 2 Seedless Raisins Thom pson’s—A 3 ibs. 25 renal iSe lb. value, Pure Countryi a 31.35 Sorghum *“" can value: galion size can, Snider’s Chill Sauce 14-o0z. Bottle..........28 B-oz. Bottle...........98 Olives Boccdalc: larse Cait fornia ripe; real Sic can value; 18-oz. can. OTATOES 5 lhs 14 SPINACH, Lb. _ _ 6 EGGS = °° 30 Cartons; Dozen Safe of healthful cleanliness. — keeps them bright and sparkling Lh No matter how wholesome the food is, if the utensils used in its preparation are not perfectly clean, there is danger of contamination. When you use Old Dutch you are certain of healthful cleanliness and proud of the spick and span, wholesome ap- pearance of your kitchen and cooking utensils. There’s nothing like Old Dutch. It is distinctive in quality and character. The microscope shows that its particles are flaky and flat shaped. Like thousands of tiny erasers they do their cleaning by erasing all dirt as well as dangerous impurities, leav- ing the surface smooth and hygienicall y clean. Old Dutch Cleanser doesn’t scratch. It removes the dirt and impurities—not the surface. Avoid scratchy cleaners. Scratches are catchalls for dirt and impurities. guard your family ’s health by making Old Dutch your cleaning aid evety- where. It is the easiest, quickest and safest means of keeping the home in a condition Chases Dirt—protects the home Wi ee ee P = Aen ee Micron pty ene a cane eo HS en hte te Ellen Wile Ma UeNG;.. Aah genres = rm > i ee er re pan 9 " a a” . - a “ i* > ra > ; : ree ' a ss ip! < oe ~ rn Ver’ = ape te ete, hey oS me 4 — a ~~ ee ee ee eemeanmentian

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PRIN 38 A’‘a ‘ ~ x tuation 3 | i - : ‘ pasketbail star, restored t ee 1 hold ixt! . eet he Pen , | a. Fu ¢ epee ee . ee Mee) eligibility by action of the faculty Association will 4 ts fi ‘-h annual meeting at t 1B | - second day's running oft) Mi. Over Limit of ee , | ot » ee : 11s c@entract and Aid JOR! I . t2 ID ‘ ;, . : 5 , . : ' S: a Tacs ° ail on a majority of subiects up Eastern. . - = ™ - mo doubt, be ceptable ‘amp ,it was announc ‘ oO. = 7 hire — » eee Vas - o ee cease 3 oe ee AtcS matters under consid tion One |membersh! Gasnes 12 Se “of thes he 4 regulation | over, 90ked . hd 4 rr rm . ‘ e Se }® = Atthaough 7? ~ ly far “wa f m™ 7 -" "ore puayer:s b lelegwates iT] asked >. ta ea pS S ee ott, ae 4 oe ors eae Te el pa Reee ee! aes ome : Weta ee eg Of 2 we , “ } = Paap 2 em 7 Dir nn os ONS RTE BE TUR os Rd oP: ae . k yes : ‘ » : e > - on ee aS imeii li _- > : . + S ere We iit is prepe to protteoenn the name York section to the , 4g gi . e : : +3 Pastern section : ° s . > Ss Q ¥ > e- . 4 , , ’ ' ’ os ~ 3 . ’ ood Physical Condition. sige Png : . _£ : ‘i se Bh ne ce ne . ' SE See mS, +4 . :. 3 make ft} futton and Le . Fight Over Ranking Likely. en lace a at : The qtiestion of ranking may be : Bek s Ku : ard + a long drawn-out affair. One sec- Pipkin. Rippetc nd MeCarrol!l as tion. the newly organized New En- reserves. giand : ‘lation, will vote that ea C1T Nivea eee ' Ae ” . | ** oh Basket Team Regains ‘‘Pep.”’ ang the omers to man ras Bot th howing. The Na- nea en en of Kurs rally ] w professional players be ranked Cx tract aa meeanaD I’rivate. rou 1a \ ee | t) ‘ 3 "aA LT? 2 oe . . wei : 5B. ca ac..ce aT Rapes ao : = : ; ka eo } ie § 0x9 Z seal ; s . . me : * ‘ s | 2a + wT 3 Y t —. - ee? , a oe: »» - . e ) - . : . say that much. n it he oo G ee ames ane > rang BR ate eee Ss: . Parade also ran below bbe . ? con ™ 2 ° . 4 | all the winners of the present ile Dn ssn ¢ * east ag fur ere at Unies 4 > that ne re sibel ) ee style swim, doing | FAST ST. LOUIS AND aining triP|) which Weissmuller also held. COLLINSVILLE PLAY ee > ones % BIG ARRAY OF YANKEE. eo TO REPORT White the litte et hm nn ~_ : 5 7 Z + ’ , 'S RESULT 1 DOG TRACK snaked on ‘ hare no eff in chooemg ring - ~ Tre . A : ; ; 4 fan? f a Y J - « , = iva : 2 Oleg “i ii ‘ cr fe - > i : l e | a e , le Fy a _— a © 18 either f 2 Bnd ee ei : .Ocais have a show sia lustrous, glossy. silky and soft, and r hew et tae ind feel a hundred times better : Debut Wednesday : ir ‘ & wy 5 te vp i a fs a : te ; ) tae : Song at eae € rw : r ~\ l Want to See You.” Last and Final goa: by tho mate los . _ 2 A+¢¢ ; a , a Wreic or Capt. Neil Returns to Lineup rh vent will be a indicap | Uf: Rov e ypwers Ee uction Beaumont iS an ad a Lava Ly } ! , Nn ree ane nd tn RA Potengc ts sacyptn ns woe During Our Clearance Sale . league game of the seasor position would tf: fe Mo outsta t ’ Yoo “s RT nm - 4 North Side quintat \ : ; INeT : ’ oe ; casieg: sia : uits an ats tory ove: mont back in the running. N: politan startet e best Known of | se ade vio Made-to-Y our-Measure return has apparent! rengthened ¥ is hn Prumenes thir ° | Weiss, who was also inju in @ “RECORD-BREAKER”’ ,! ‘ nt ‘acts, and In Guaranteed All-Weol arga ins 1 e CSe. | a i cike mocerting to Coach | FAILED BY A LAP mite en hae eee Ce . 9 i Lem ee eat bended eteran TO COVER DISTANCE em and Haine a Suits and Oo Coats aw {22 Splendid Hupmobiles— : — at of last yea: expected : heenian _— at thr atthe u Ken ee eeony end | W YORK, F La 4 iy = orp | 5 Group 2 — Reconditioned and Repaint _ . ea next opponent. the Rooeeveit five | oo, tw-niie faire rave oP Wat >29>° *3 9:.> For 2 days we offer you the greatest value in used Hup Me - State . pun failed by a tap to cover | a : eng mobiles in our history. Whether you intend to buy a new” ee nes, | Poe concept Le male pel cag picts ci : 3 Ber patie: Regular $45 Values g Regular $60 Values Car or a used one you will save money and get better serve Soldan Hiz ; aaa aes 7 , but Callan will be without the! their watches clocked the youth, | Teh [ot Springs, Ark, 1 Every Fabric very Sait : . ice from a Hupmobile thorough! onditi : Ss Wi, fart echoct |i) moet re recs a ) Srcteoar saltecel Aue.” te ae es pmobile thoroughly reconditioned in our shops no-go “oepndlighasels “ao of er in "e Bes on, vercoat tailored here . is rep- ate 7 . os “og graduation in Janu: ; : a ot ~— =" 7. setanpia eR he + resentative of the bigkest quality Rai Fy Dy expert mechanics | under OUr su Ipervision. will not ry. ut the a “7 Be . ’ : a - ; ‘ ts ' > aa ‘ we a . : . ’ . i although Reon te a a | ! weeloped ¢ eee mR Pe oni a mai ve Bg are oy that have made st ese il A used Hupmobile represents far more value Drive the car a full week. and ¥ not as rep Premite we CF iets peer ters : ; he ene ‘Bill’ McKaight famous. PSS RT ; ‘ imilar pric te te oe : league rules. (Callan will likeiy se la - . * ee .., =. = than any new car at 2 similar price reseT. : it back and we wall het you ee z ag a 4 wep we ea ea aS » » % Lees 0 Xo tne Be. net) Smee « * Gor wee start Meier at the _vacated posi. |. O28 @ my i i ee Every car reconditioned, repainted and guar- niect y car trom our stock. tion Burrus Se ~her ts sti)! | 603-605 2 Doors From anteed and every one has thousands of wnused WL Of pay "tes if desired. huma Average ‘ime of the Pacemakers oe eg lt oie es ee hee Se toc oe ee ° Oasner a Seen! miles of travel We will furmish name of ur store ig open evenin nd on Sundays ceived in an earlier game and wil) | mond mnt rk a as an Pine St. a *- . former owner and history of any car. Ask for Mr. Byrn in c barge | of ‘sal a mot Be in uniform tomorrow night | "Cunced 8 lisclosure = es , | orm fnounced as 918 2-5, no a! The Store With 2 Entrances aif Come Quick for the Car You Want acoording fo Coach Callan. Wel!lt- : » veTNR : mer will fill his positien and Erh OUT THEY Go ich, Ceceran and Simpson will 16-Year-Old Boy Medalist 300 Pairs Reguiar $4 and $5 Value 203 N LOT A 67 fine Sedans, Coupes, Touring LOT oe —l1 very excellent Sedans, Ca 2 Doors From — Cars and Roadsters. Priced Sedans and Touring Com complete the Marting lineup. ST. AUGUSTINE, Fia, Feb. 4—,; . ‘ ~ , ack Cummings, 16-year-ocl4 roune. 90 ALL Sixth St. Corner : from $275 to $455 Priced from $900 to $1195. FIGHTS T TONIGHT. ster from C: andes Oo. with SIZES “BILL” McKNIGHT LOT B — 37 spiendid cars, Sedans, Ciub Sedans | = : was the medalist in the qualify . NEW YORK —Chartey PAM Row | vd totes oe ne ee ee | WE MATCH YOUR COAT REMEMBER MY ADDRESS Priced trom $500 t0 035. LOT D3 irom $1200 wo $1578 ws. Bushy ‘(iraham,. Utica. VY. Y.. Tournament ‘ t a - Aus 7 Tailored — or UNION SHOP UNION LABEL to ° rom $1200 two $1 (15 reunds fer title). Tesy Can- 59 . a sesh ’ ' Oy COME IN AXD GET OUR PRICES Sreereete at | Seer Way p pexnioht Weber Implement & Automobile a 4 Sites $ em + x" Bee “s 4 os . ee ees 4 Se 4 "-% > + cae Ate Bete 2 a = re a 2% ‘ — ee eee " roe ag : « ¥ Es we Ke et > yer ES MR = ee er a Sime rw toe atin chamaton bat so te wncle | UNIQUE Trouser Shop . sae | Kain ack ts | gu SOS PUNE. ST. “St. Louis’ Most Successtul Tailor” ___ Hupmobile Corner—19th & Locust Palla, Meat. (16). a 95. ER Le te i hE LLL ‘ a. : J phat pei eh wi bi ot =o wiret wre cate a eee

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______ | _— ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ | FRIDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 4, 1927 -__ ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH os aes me ee eee TO TERMS | SENBERG. UNABLE TO MAKE WEIGHT, FORFEITS BANTAM TITLE 7 ; ee ee hae ess 7 . ot aie e Cy RR ARE I ERT me NRE i IN ml WR me te ENE OR pe me IT IEE OEE OnE IIE eR OE AD eT Ra EY em tlle CAD ORR IE LN A CERNE EATEN IER Am As tI IT pe ps i eager ace AIRS, ieee ee ym IN Ril AM me ~ “ ” - + + - te ay a eae ~ - - noe peeerny sere peates , . nae he to break a three- - footha round-robin matches. and Denton ing Probable Victors = Retire as Sooner : | Loar. : pi Pd ‘ St. Louis U. High 45, John Bur- untry’s greatest sprinters. Un- Ambassadors 16, Schenbergs 8. i Hall Idle Today. ae iuias on i «8 . - . | > A reas was reported to be training this winter he Coach Eber Stmpson's Concordia Rebertons 38, Stuarts 14. Med Free roe ot a iit tr +4 a = , O-yard dash in 5 seconds. | 8 strongest opposition of the cur ELSEWHERE. “LIe@s day, after a day’s recess, in Limit of ff i sity of Oklahoma authorities today ote wqugad: ale ey aeoha : : iS Of ser! RULE “ae ~ we or lead. shared by Ott ae PO .. = Ric) Li ricie: aA) et oe Se all n a me back and re- Akron U. 36, Wooster 32. | Wa) ad, enared vy 0 . a ¢ f it oe 414+ shila on , ? feating bim a task to which only fensive ability, which to dat 1 au 24. gie Kieckhefer of Chicago : Arin) and Feb. 3 oS a nead 10 iii coac!] here, ic « ; . . — ata final s. 0 New York, | ” OO ee, ae De Se ae es | heer a e Browns «Thei ! is. Burke Explans. atitute 15. next, with @ . »_" o- + > ve : , hout to Graswick, 11S, ‘ : eas ball Rucknell 27, Mt. St. Mary's 22. hicago hag !o: two and. won ek cialve aecoree. ne ( apital U. Rs, Baldwin-Wallace 7 35. , Earlham game was marked by th * : — ‘ley : Campaniton!. C . ; AMERICAN PRO. LEAGUF. ven + Pe TED S, _ &te iar ylaving oO! Piety an¢ i 4 “ " a Dos _ ‘ ‘ , tii “ite os Philadelphia 36, Chicago Bruins ,®t4r, 4‘ opped three stra! Drignt, guards for the Nor! ls i 32 : -: los was palire ith attack, led by Lammey, a veteran -——>— oe ms s ‘~ - i “inerer “ Pie pTLA 0 ill No ee ft cree | Seman, ts ccleh aioe coe | ee ee ast week re cold, but e Seas ~— - 4 oo ‘ 2am. . . wee — _ A fullv recovered. out of luck. as long an Ameri- SOR META Te Senn Serene paints sia oer oir Ceti prem aiiptantaee ss tere ate ad ct lta ste 4 © ’ - o ‘ ee on . ig NS epee ree tegen - Sion Until He nA 1} (Ca tli ; Li t ved boat ¥ hy n Cc I Ls af t ‘oh | TA! 's ’ t) | ‘ ‘s } i ; " shea offenders. 2 ; ‘ 4 : _ a ‘ ¢, es ‘a e — Ww hy Take ( = sn ac en pap papegian Rrands “yg GOOD: YEAR Soone . ‘es ‘ : v ° : (rasv k nz the trou- re athe hy mine ead y Se ha atic vearg his teams have won the Mis-| Valuable to Giants. 6) | ee eee oe GOODYEAR ALL-WEATHER j, Servic st oon uri Valley Conferet Naie ANC 41 ; the proper action for ae - ian Bras gehen: srenn gy At Our Special Low Prices? Ss hows a us , in wo years Dé re that the; ee ee ' ; a "i 4: ie event | — Ou a Fresh (Clean Stock Fully Guaranteed tee ems | Ane teine tres rein | Menten acne i gaat (oatin he meee tio] ER OBANTS TRE CO, 2.0 i ircs 7 is , ; ei ’ M Howley, Guest in Ty’s Home, |.;.,... «+ the coaching staff are Ty would und ye eee eee ee ateep =| Wolters, Wagner and Chuvala, for-| | 2710 WASHINGTON. OPEN SUNDAY MORNING. JEFFERSON ests 3° FARM FOR Has Not Talked Terms DINALS PROPOSED as Yet. vhige ne? BN bo ances acy a cohen te race ei : Sharpe’s Ruling O. K. , : . By \IPETENT witnesses who pias bhdithié : aD 4d pie. A — ; ane a a 2 sAif : ‘ +h ? knows Tribute to Cmwen . New Star. » prejudice in the ma ‘ se , = % ra ‘+ a? Sharne e Yr at : } cal | , by . o detatest anetat > Ww just as it should have at Get Rid of Dandruff fighter commits a foul does not excuse fouls« committeed in re- prisal at never pti ~ It takes more than a raw ama- » fool an official who him- fought a 77-round hbhat- ? RESULT ; “i ee oe | en nic Sexe ' o 7 ? | . | ni PP q , vears before Burke was 1 DOG TRACK; Dan Howley, manager of the St. | versit oe ) 4 ) npionships roll ar : - ~ ‘ i? “Toe ’ ~~) : x , ’ ‘ tai ? bur | ; 150 Oarsmen Report. 1» Al gal” a at cl ase ase out } ibb's ! seid if waivers were asked on Cobb the action would have no effect on Cobb's latitude | * | e sa de abdinmiadie in choosing a team, and certainly ™® bn age oma’ : : is oe ee Lo ne Dick Gleaden. Vv ret ct: ‘ 2-5 : * ji ee si | ‘ 7 ; P 3 ; ‘ alley an tore P _ I are x glossy, 18 and soft, and iz a a wa a eams and town teams in the near-|the university entered in 1 ee ee. cae eee You can get liquid arvon at any ' WF carte sii po ieauteo emia ; t} amo? he igi Ls 1969R intact as new Vz store and four ounees 1s all year will need. This simple remedy been known to fail. A record 4 — ; fart ~~ © wil) OMMMMT 4s go. some of mind,’ iinin reer. we A unique record! An Lia ai in oa f archer shot an arrow 459 ards 8 inches, using @ Negotiations between the two} R, =| : a aaa Turkish bow of buffale lubs. involving several layers, ‘ : Reckiess Buck Pir po. iats - deititte 2 horn and string of ante- eg $7 } } P : ; Adenly about a week & wimmagaan gh wera nies. ges lope sinew. trade i Mart * 4 Pune y ie) Bo $8 2 MACK IN AUGUSTA i ; Sar Sich patrimony. | TO TALK WITH COBB. “rN BLOODY WILLIAMSON” ~ a4 “eted Trees wut the shooting of Glenn Young, inty, § ind Mrs. Yo ff Ls: lliga mn in hs SCCOT conferen : P: , ‘ b, ling 7} a al ' ann rire tr etroit manager. : bn This record. too, ippeal manage ‘7 of the St. erence with C pmnobiles= Pests i : ; . | . Here’s one record that is ONCE A WAIF PHANTOM COURT a truly unig ue among Cigarettes: oe walty } ; painted — Spee eee Wr, Fy Pi edm a 5 aga 8 Now Friend of Royailt Dissolved at Last by Death est Value in used Hup- |* stat ' Day . | utomobileCo. B-—~ |¥.M.C. A. ct Qi EZ); ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | tr Hoot" “Virginia tobacco” NY | Ht , | : - ak. 16TH AND LOCUST | cigarette sian liay | Oth & Locust d me hurtte: | ecjoying 4 national sale \\ ag tinsof 50 : It Sets the Pace To yeung men 18 years old er ower. This ad is good for a FREE ewim c in the big “Y"’ peel. _Lecerrt & Myers Toracco Co

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PAGE 38__ ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH - EVENING. FEBRUARY 4, 1927 _—_— ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH RACING RESULTS AND ENTRIES AT ALL TRACKS (gyay tages save = S&vrn pher of Liszt = et ee eee | DECORATE : MARQUETTE — | yu BANKRUPTCY Cl —_ a Agnes Geraghty ~~ TODAY’S RACING RESULTS _ i} Tomorrow’s Racing Entries |__ GYM WITH TROPHIES $4 t ANCY WOOL Pp "4 =x coupe ‘ out pr eer Special to the Post- Dispates. ~ ~~ Se wR LD DFP OE I UKEE. Wis., Feb. 4.—Mar- | MILWAL Breaks World’s At Miami. At Havana. Nm SEE ee quette University’s athletic history S I | P 0 V ER : Weather clear — > Six furk \ track fast «| --Wenther clear; track fast. =} AT NEW ORLEANS AT MIAMI. ota eachatneiet ae eee a ware) FIRST RACE FIRST RACE—Frve and oneheltf S o ¢ . cords of Sale =. is . - . s + : : / MEEPS pon game | department with reco? : B ceo vel, his Palm Court telds). . U ) | Dongs: dadiditnttis nhsitiasphisgitsdinaistasecaacameinii Yi 4 roe aunt - - : weile lL, Wim ecor Valt ¢ Workman eee 40 a — Whitner (Morten- : ash Be : ; trophies and pictures being installed Main “2 Miiss ot ; VY n ry] j 2 - { ao = 4 A irs race-— Cc 3 . ows By ? es " : os iA ' ' ” oxm onl Flew P » het eT g Tm 1-1: 5. Nero. Play Tas. Bon- Woodland Queen (Horvath | ne : » (and up. six furlong: irst $1500. c.aimi & > ' in the varsity gymnasium Game ot a tes a . ' fire Adit len &:- Aibert. Carefree.|Capi. Kimnamey (Jone 8.1'| *BSie La “oe Rape ipward. five and -} furso 4 : ee > * : i e - . . +h eT ; 13 curr in n ime. 1:09 3-5. Aunt . ' Stango. Boy O° Boy Ll . D oaa le H 103 Rariey 2 balis” won in battles with the Navy, re _ rm vers uistor, Steinway also ran Ane ilies ate"? | ono Steen rr a 0 :) One. .1 ; ' New York Me aid Co SEC OND R. Ac ‘E—Three furlongs . rn Z . 4 - z Honeyk Ad ite oy? riit ‘ : oT ali ~ . A i .> ' ‘ie : as iv - . 1] 1 a L - on : = 5 - * + “ >t . Boston College. y ermont, Detroit. nt me youths, womer : | ess | of 220 Yards in 3:20, Winning oor cae ~~ § $29 2 Night Expre "Part Lucky Dont ' ream Puff ...1 *Gracious Gift. .115 toi leer , ‘In Creighton, Haskell Indians, Auburn | Sori — newest 1997 1927 = nae ne cea” dekaes ’ IT oe ’ : BO ON =— ve and oe 10 Post Any at ‘ 7 pring patterns: nd a** by 20 Feet Winn ee : omer te RAC F cgi asians ee t .Cha 112 Ro * [ta ,OUU cnr vaenth | amd many others have been mounte ’ y eet. Mime—:35 3-5. 1 ote Glass. A he ne di Pdr ems a? “ae LR4| olde and upwe ne and one-sixteenth | “5 sis oe i maj fancy two-tone plaids ee peco” 7 are pie. High s&s % nipulato TTT , , x - ‘ oe mi d 4 : THIRD RACE—One mile amd onesie) ©'r ime, 1:07 4-5. Wain Lady. Caravella nd ri $1200, The Nip and K Maren 109 D -s o4 digging back tnte rquette h ! and stripes. Choice. . Seamony. - qr Tob 4 , ‘ae F523: Se A ak eres oe ee 8, 65 re, y S x > Ps Sea ‘ i 2 "yee fe , Sip Se A gE ERE: AT ARLES, ewes * ae 4 sien a. 80 ran. Emrnati Li Kins tar : Lat Antiquit at Ao “A “ene cee "ya n : tet Pes ds 4 Men's $5 Suede Cloth lL = sce " e , “ or to 1G Fair Ans : v gpd T+ oe ods lor n picture and records on — | ia 20 for 7 , —_ natiol enior Golden G., Sligo Brancl > HAVANA SCRATC HFS. rouly Wit og. ee wee, | neta ahenied .. .. jn Se ae Recs gar og ne i en's $5 All-Wooi Fancy Paid ; She * sgh eTippe, 13 «oR waged il oe ”* swim. |*™ r tun Chief, Pali, Thrasher, | 169 eon tie und Alseder, Paradise} Orb... 113 *Evader _. i. tates acaak ee feo $5.50 Large Double Wool Plaid Blaney “candy of $16 ane ® *™ |e the St ming re fat la Scheuric! } S ni nde, M . Lampe. John S. M arcle IOWA STATE BEATS peasy Bisdave. 103 Blue B 110, Lucullue ......105 Good Shepherd .110 MERRY, . aa ah 108 MEN'S 2 (0 & 3 00 moor #1163. 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' ‘ ww. mh eepees A A iii A PUL eer : y ‘ : ‘ ~~ ~ " . . . . = — - . y * : - yok 4 ’ 2 — Ty : . : pe . oa . . e r ‘ ’ . : . . ‘ ia? . - or - 1 : 7 s _ , I > . 66s . a4 —_ ° — . - ; »* av . ‘ , ‘ " - ~_— ” : ¢ , : ; ~ . 3 . i ‘ " . r ° > ' , \ : . \- he oles Cte Dib s) de x a) ae ~- Pe eet bh ee pet mC) - Pe eaiat OY Bale Sk Se OR a. Soh Age NEE aa fy SERENE eine = a igen gar ae e BN . yor EGO: NEA HERE ARES ae ) eee oem Another big lot of New Era and tracts i be mas : : 103 orentice allowar ‘aim 'Tippo Sah 10 other well-known reliable ae ; i. - Pet nd Navigator, Greent: 7 : tt e—~- 00. claimn r-olds brands. This season's newest hand. sen asome! a ye «ovine = ) : ms ae ee ney — -iWar 4 ! Tule oo collar-attached styles and pat- Aseociated Prese . : , ae bm, mC ' -: ° ' sy ot has bre own ld’s record for the 50-yard} oe | me irr , : and up, one mile and one-sixteenth: ade 5 ,Vemi John ...102 terns in all sizes, 14 to 17. ther d’ f style in an exhibition, but ‘strife. Seclusion) Nan McKinney. Edward) Referee—Hedges. Dartmout Bode | | Mies Me ing a eae: Thela ‘ ) a Splendidly made of broadcloth, “The } aoe : 23 p fail y 13- . Ron Li 7 ~— : ; | ternity .......1 poplin, percales, rayon-stripe madras, repe pleased > Kr ticle X. Tuis “kamore. 3aa- ar: track fas | First race, $700, claiming. S-year-olds | *Marvir aa pap of A wonderful assortment of plain colors and to have MOTHER AND SON a : | — lace Prtke 113" Henry Fox" ..130 | olde and up. ove and one-eighth ‘alee’ |g Stripes and overstripe plaids. Mingle with “ont , ace. Manza nth race. Boki. Star Dust lohn Burroughs and Country I Reval Dic 107 Rimple 307 |\Geseer ._ 107 *Pollp Lelehten | guarantee every rt new, clean and this fin HAGGLE, NOW THAT HE ita hols ee y an oz | lite faater ; ’ Set wen Get eiedeeine wit ; : die — --107 | Rock Wo. Glorianes ...... 98 | y of your money refunded. On sale IS CHANNEL SWIMMER At Jefferson Park. is Sea pet dibtees Conn. ee pees Ee | SLittle Jer 100 Pail ious Sarasna ......10) *alvores 1.1! 95 | See them displayed in our show window. $20 TO $25 WOOLS Smartly tailored garments for men and young men; plain shades, stripes and dark, fancy wool mixtures This season's styles, sizes $§ to 40. On sale ae day only .... occcee an these ; men and young moe - a a , F men. splendidly tallered , AM! SEMENTS ae Ser ee ee eee jens 3 aed 2 * . of this segson’s most 1 ghin o \ H. Sheldon, attorney for} | wanted woolens. manr is’ Leading Play house to Young. He stipulated tha a. | of the newest 1927 Spring "s 3 = Bask« niy ot} person to be prese: it — ’ styles included. On sate z . scar : : . % present the nference besides the bov an 4 Saturday and Monday »... RIALTO.» eniv: Saul = t \o an Office toed thilive “=f ning Ster-in-iat 5 - mpanied r a - — | : a . 4 | POP. MAT. TOMORROW 2:15 Roosev A . | ! x Lint when sft ame . * ‘ , ' Nic. HTS S15 mont! eee gy Se nae ae > : | Musical Masterptece mont ! tet nA baa phaser pagal ear etal . 8:15 B nich she refusen to 4 y , | | VALUES UP TO $45 $ 4 ~ lenry O'Brvne, Young's trainer and ais W4 : Ris, J] THIS SEASON'S NEWEST = ace ma as a contract, callin: é 3 4 rel im le STYLES AND PATTERNS Baie), Te oe. ae Sr °, 79 oe ~ 1 POO od ; as. Fy SAS, Ser Mae Ee a OR Feb. 4- - . 1:4 RR BNE A SD = vA Pog Bic. SA RL se eee 1h =a a i oe Lo st =*\ CHOICE OF THE HOUSE LAST 3 TIMES Genuine U. S. Navy All Wool Melton Peacsais, Saturday, | eh BES. SUNDAY—SEATS Now Men's Sheeplined Coats, values up te $14.75 CAS FOREMOST ACTRKES Men's Woo! Dress Pants, values up te $5, : pair, Sat., $2 | HATINE CORNELL Men's $3.50 Corduroy Pants, brown or navy blue, a pair, ~ GREEN HAT TRUE-BLUE & TELEVOCAL RAMs: cst FORMER $3.50 VALUES f Bape Sv Type t. V.—2201-A. teex!, choice Ate “ty. =| .2 re” = > Pe be a. a | at Mat TRC iG eles MS a eee oom | V\LLE~PHOTOPLAYS. PIS 1-5 Warmen. 11 : ois ag i, NN Tart CHT — ) ai prey, Sromiee Jus x, 4 eee se = S4 Gold Seal 200-A Saper BR CHOICE 8 edhe he fe Re 510 siciot (4) Soran temgpOO sears SOC defeats Kmg > : obi ne tpi oe ‘ reat Sport ‘E000 i le , ee) 2 $22.50 A-Power Units, sit GiLammmen cise con soch « Supreme Ww eink: } as ; os “ :, ; ; ' | ‘2 «e be found! : -oliows Vaeudewiile with |! ao Aa Soke Ware 12 con ~~ ae. | . $30 TO $50 RADIO SETS | $50 TO $100 Mier, Oo ule rte SOON 7 f F-ria-Pearson, Di- | ' apc age prev many tap ; N va. Compact - 5§ 99 EO OD O R t Rough ~ . and other wei . a GRAND JURY INQUIRY grade makes, spe- ‘OBERTS D *. . , ons ASKED IN ATTEMPT TO om Tae inert tage it BRIBE BASKET PLAYER THIS age tried Camels and placed : 1 scone BASEMENT SPECIALS | Choe 1 | Six-Tube 1- : FOLLIES ROUGES” _— grand jury inquiry f the attemn! them first. And it was no half-way : Women's 35c Jersey Gloves, pr...20c | with bdailt-ta FE orgy tory o 25c Large Tarkish Towels, each 17¢c Pearson De y E * Grotto Hall, Maris K chitendriah 3 . . FEB. STH Goidbe- z* Or MISSION — ny sy 2 tay } x * = ye a .* a & Peal Ls ot re ee ? DRAG “=e lal shoe $2 4-01. Combination Cooker $1.39 ee and fe tl Leon and Cle Mayfield. 9 Men's 20c Work Socks, pair... 3e |} others. choice % Wh: Pall A "rrrrr, eee eee Pe po LOR EN BBE ob CRORE ce at 3 ~ * aU pe Fine 3 Terr rrrrr TT ee 2 . aie esti, Sa IS He ET AT ee ee ee ae co) STEROL rt, - Be ek eA ta mete ~ be SIN am aaa fy 8 a» NETL LAD ek ti bi 9 ae ed

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POST- DISPATCH ee _____ ST LOUIS POST- DISPATCH __ ie —FRIDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY ©, 1927 eeemsmmemeeee-rmmmee=- DL LUUIS POST-DISRG___ __PAGE 39 } _ = , hetto” from Beethoven's Second! e - | Iam « —. d ed chairman of the board of direo- | PHOTOPLAY THEATERS BA RN | > ‘YW Ss * AND SISTER MAKE Symphony. Stock’s arrangement tors of the First National Bank itn . Fa we - - _ chnneecninaeaeses THEATERS . ——— | cy pent of lTAast’s “I Aebestraum” for Or- East St. Louis. A. C. Johnson was os A | To DAY a, , . ig BANKRUPT chestra, Sibelius’ “Finlandia” and re-elected president. Other offi- “Tr £4 Vj : T END | Massenet’s ““Phedre” overture. (cers named are: A. W. Baitz, W. : | H TO PLA FANG WOOL [ Ih a sister eee court East St. ee Bank Hy i\C. Cannady and J. J. Halpin, vice A DELMAR AT ECwUci st | a. nla os omen : 105 Arcade sts SS =p hy Cae x Washington : > = ‘es p 0 V E A dlY ae] 7 ee ADVERTISEMENT _ ” . Sens — an >. Neat, iy pos S : ‘| ASHLAND S520 N. Nowstead , SWEATERS ae = 5Oc pele _ ee | lotabs, the purified and re-| thoroughly purified and you pound boxes—pound. .. cam. coescmmcces ’ pe more * a note . fined calomel compound tablet! are feeling fine with a hearty om poe Ee eve § 7 00 & $3. 00 FINE Oj r ae He acknowl- that gives you the effects of;}appetite for breakfast. Eat, : : eee il for $80, and ealomel and salts combined, | | what you please—no danger. | Black Walnut Molasses Taffy A : | lance due on a Watch. without the unpleasant effects Get a family package, econ- Meaty New Black Walnuts mixed with Zh hi salary was sf either. | taining full directions, only 35 the finest Golden Molasses Taffy....-.. 40c " “ ee erk by tbe Ter-. One or two tablets at bed-icents. At any drug store. oihe Wits . |. Ac cee eee Deen 23c 5) a oe ADO BEST Ape = STUDENTS PERFECT HEARING FOR THE Chocolate Crom Torten @mpass a ' ca | anna: waa eaneee te ‘CHOUTEAU { THE a IN THE Jeff. and Choutean SADDLE” | ¢ the Wild” DELMONTE “Lare, © and Giant 56.30 Delmar 1@e—Prices—-S5e ~~ ~ a * REL ree neers on “ ; — wa cc = Double Program FAIRY { aye in Elinor Giyn’s “!T the popular Richard Tix in “Paradise r Two'—-and JAZZ Revue -ere the reasons that it pays to acquire the Skour na it! Censistent entertainment week in and week out has mace Skourag eaters St. Louls’ finest theefers '--YMWON BT. LOUIS! - | McNAIR wT Deuble Program “Millionaires” and MeNair-Pestalozs! “The Sheriff's Gtrs" MOGLER raGIe LOVE te, { “Ge .OING CROOKED” | 9th and Bremen and Vaudeville |Newstead “Forlorn iver een, Lee Av. _ Comedy and Others Pp A L M | Double Program , The Batted Trap” | 3010 N. Unites and “Married” ele ee i _ ie — 9 pe e Something different and surprisingly deli- vENTH AWD OC VALUES fi 4 , — -light Butter Sponge Cake Lay- WE Aff t STONY 6 SUESTS Pr se Bill ed and iced w eh Chocolate butter- 43C C EVER y / elke : of the Un- | cream ... ‘ 6 0etee+emes eoces, ‘Woodland { Jack k Piektore in am disp! AT” displayed in our show window. | 56015 Gravots a. -, na sertal ) 10 $25 pe } | rs tessees “sie : oe _ ewe |e — e/a a ot i Sa.) (fee | | ST. LOUIS AMUSEMENT CO,S THEATERS | id Allegri’s famous *'Mis- ' . | he RY ‘ ch for generations » - : ARSENAL | { Polos, Conca, i smartly tailored garments med sung outside the sis AMUSEMENTS a AMUSEMENTS -- LAST TWO _DAYS TO SEE ve , | Grand and Arsenal Le for men and young men; mel Incident vy. the tea aaa ae ee ee eet ~ ¥ jst —_—-——- -——_—~ a fTHE CONTEST OF SONG: (72% “QUR GANG” AB! | a aero ee: | EL ‘PAULINE { ene | Lillies & Claxton Srisieth, teddies G ee ee See Double "Program ‘Pestalozzi a “Twinkle Tors” and | 2BA2 whanemneee “The U.-P. Tra!” mee — —! QUEENS “The Passionate 4700 Mafritt ) Que “- Moyen —y Ce suid _~ eS yea een ns | Lillian Gish in “The R j T Z Rearlet Letter.” Na- hani h 6 ane 3 aniel Hawthorne's rite eee mS wo eg © Bute o'ore ask ae See ose a et eee eG sat r Dou, le Program UNION ( Rowe Unies and Easton “The College Boob’ , ‘'WELLSTON { Comea ‘theron the Pa Pacific” Gt26 | Kasten “ee — — Bi thie SW SS. Key ee ee = > ene om tax - dark, fancy wool mixtures, This season’« ‘COLUMBIA {. “Commattionn ¥ TO A IGHT AT 8: 1 S XN | MICKEY DANIELS & 5 MARY KNORNMAN i BxS “4 se tT o : “ one ' g (5257 Southwest 8 Also” Kid Fo lee Washington University Field House, Pennsylvania Av. @&| (38 >mar agate ge ee Rts: = : ae . AF a i fe | CONGRESS j,, MAE BUSCH PANTS OU , PARTICIPATING GLEE (CLUBS OTE - M -_ =, * first ap —. PERCH OF For men and young ane ) pearance —— y. . ; a men, «eplendidiv tallored AMUSEMENTS University of Arkansas Okiuhoms A. and M. Oollege | ‘ Dt AFTER Pega — ,» ' my | 2023 Olive St. of this segson's most = wanted woolens. manr — ing Playhouse of the neweat 1927 Spring is’ Lead! s : Kansas tute Agricaitural College Washington University SAM ROBBING & BALTIMOREANS JOESWILLIEHALE | (fi en 7 ee | | @rand-Flor. BUCK JONES in atyvles included. On sale U B Ee R pe RIALTO.’ } . ——— aveuncoat et = ee “DESEKT VALLEY” Kansas ft versity weet rimst ( ollege #« ant ¥ ER Nea Mivec aa ' nivers rte Tes “ae sali ( ‘olle ‘ge, Fmporia. Kan. WILTON SISTERS in Mu °”" TAMEO KAJIYAMA Mt water “3 oo EIRENE IN CE aoe POTATO SRST RERER Lets IR —_ Grand & Florissant Sntuordny and, Monday ‘ at Aeoliar Of fies 1004 Oiive “i and $1 bs OY F B C 0 A T si POP, MAT. TOMORROW 2:15 NIGHTS S:12 b Musical Masterpiece aad _COME!—To This Unusual Event—COME! Phetopicy SIM THE CONQUEROR” with WILLIAM BOYD GRAVOIS ¢ Pelors, Cometic im ee | —— ) 4 O' Wer’ ES UP TO $45 18°} _PHOTOPLAY THEATERS PHOTOPLAY THEATERS —— _LAST DAY—CORINNE GRIFFITH KING SSE {a aie » Marriage 3 ee we ee r Ww” d “SCARA- ddc Jersey Gloves, pr...2Oc | with built-in speakttill amen MOUCHE”. t Turkish Towels, each. 27%ec | Pearson De ' “Oia Mareeline” Dag g Pans, Saturday luxe, Grimes, eee Other Star Bunda; —Hig “Special Show : ripe 7 “Se erase Combination Cook er . $1. 39 Inc inve y Cecil Leon and mee Ma vfield. De plux, and Comedy Scar Work Socks. _bair_._.3 ..13¢ | others, choice a O) im ine . lati AS eth 3h SAY tanks = ak uy ee UU ay h » i 7 ~° i | ' ; oe 5 | Sixth end Pis> “FLAMING FOREST: 35c Matinee Until 6 P. M. : ez 24 = er , Z VAS : MA i =? yg Ta ta TOMORROW Manchester (3032775 4°15 Manchester 7i7T0 Manchester PETER GRIMM’ Doiores Contetle MIK ADO; ' “THE THIRD APRIL,’ 3524 estes ‘BLUE FAGLE” PAGEANT { « Denny in 5851 Delmar {% Take Bo ee 28212 N. Vandeventer “Stage AND WEEK OF FEBRUARY 5 : ; on Sill 5055 Eastos DEGREE” S OZARK § Ben Leone sod ‘Powhatan { “Merry Cavattor mS ; me eS | Sy 4 WASHINGTON, AT 8TH—CONT., 11 TO I} actos P LY R | Cc f Antonio Moreno a and Maplewood {1115705 (act NOVELTY = 1.,2rvble Prorrem Webster Groves ‘ “The Perfect fap” *“Collegtate’’ Pe. sat EAA eh: : S111 Suttoa ~~ Amateurs and Others _ iz ; | fen a = as Ue FAY ni? 2; Si MILTO . Shenandoah { oe ts 66 ,—— mS . c f - Grand-Shenaadcah — and Amateurs a * ad —_—— oe ence " Reginald De in Se ' 6350 De Mr VIRGINIA {.,20%0'" Program the Devil” {| — —4 Jazz! , KINGS THEATER J oldéz ; KINGSHIGHWAY NEAR DFLMAR ° erts today ' Th a! *TARTING TOMORROW and stgendess Saas ee “THE THIRD DEGREE” e¢ at this theater, A §3.00 show ==> With DOLORES COSTELLO a L/ Every Saturday and Sunday ee a “a It MUST be good— you can’t fool that many people that long! SADA b> br, mM Sten Nichts. ko1, y — ines Th) rrds . ’ ‘> | mt All Prices, Aly Performances I at Johnson brand: tan, soft ot Seats EXvery Perf. SOc. = toe, moccasin style, triple stitch- | A CLARENCE BROWN production—made from Hermann Suder- ged; durable composition soles. mann’s “The Undying Past” by the man who produced “The Goose sewed and tacked: heavy rubber Ray JAMES BARTON 20 Woman”, Valentino's “The Eagle” and Norma Talmadge’s “Kiki"— heels. elvery pair guaranteed to 4y Dooley—Louise Bri wn 6 Big Acts High lass Vaudeville A ay . : ‘ Ter.’ 1+ ' % x A give satisfaction, or your money . Featuring-seductively beautiful - ; “THE Rd 7 — rR~ oy refunded; a pair Kee®: - 4 A N D Ms Apa. “4 = G R E T GS A R B © : — ee CONTINTOL es - 4 A ; =. — AE Men's $5 Kid Leather Shoes, tan 6 NGS Lomas COMPANY LB Siren of “The Torrent” and “The Temptress”—And the 4] r i Ko hero . | REVI ON PL i . _ oe th ce a i | | = & | re ij i Saag Men's $5 Tan & Black Calfskin Shoes, F y OM to the in Lillian Gish’s “The Scerlet Letter” Men's Fine Dress Shoes, up 10 °iie. OTHER FUN ACTS ic J SR , Men's Oxfords, tan, black, aa pean a soe L AR S H A N S 0 N Fee) ois-Trested Work Sheet EM aa ae so Sau Oe MARC McDERMOTT, BARBARA — rs am } r py Beak. 5. fen S08 Daneed Flesti”, “The Masked Wom fhe 8 of KENT, GEORGE FAWCETT \ Officers’ Dress Shoes, # PE Y ET Y — tice Daily an” and “The Ni +e TR —_ Tal v6 A epectac: ar syncopated precuced enrt!: ty S ae oa ae by wih a caste 40 For men oe. . ' IG H T SH OW VIRGINIA FUTRELLE Se y iz ay _"* GENE RODEMICH 5 k wealth mocecnsi® Qe AT 12:00 O'CLOCK Soprano—F inal wee fiat 1 CoA dys A ey. ) WITH HIS MERRY MANIACS a i ly lll ea ic oll With Rs nt ae Ny yay ‘s ’ . ts : C, 7 Kin o ® : : i tt ig Mort , ng- 4c les ; | i oe ead b. — . eM Kt . Bennest FW lE COOPER . hs bitty vee jie 4 ay 5 fi: + - sz@nle Wirick @néd if? ’ =. -— he . = - = ~Se ~ | Sy =: as . . | ; BY coerae avers, | fextisab ae SPSS SOS LOLS TG PEL YAS IO GE SAAD ES TOS eee pw a AE a = 2 om | , : as 7 ON THE &CREEN = ted Columme. ARNE) itr CT) Been Leew's Sunday Concert MONTE, BLL i= sp Sal MA — PATSY wae MILLER Re ND ORCHES ay OF 65 MUSICIANS : WOLF’S CLOTHIN “o. GOODS STORE! MASK DANCE “In the RA LOEW ~ moe er the “The Fortune Teller” (Introducing the “Gypsy Love Song”) : A ae Theiler ot ite any civrrero rs | ff “WITH LOEW'S USUAL SHOW AT USUAL “LOEW” PRICES re Gro oO all, o o* tAT LL raf». “as WAS el 1 G T el. FEB. ae , aN RINGS IN EEE RAILS 2 EEL TLE CLI LBENNO Fe ise ST r doere's Orchestra LAST DAY—“THE MUSIC MASTER,” DON ALBERTS SYNCOPATORS, WENDELL PHALL 50c

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‘y “ws ial ~ f 2 ka ee » ™m —e rATOY ow ‘ PrOS]-DiSPA te ep ge BOY, 16, KILLS MARRIED MAN the excessive PAINTING CW Texas Riviera weir own pa ‘ ~ a UNDERTAKERS : ,? e _ aoiié ~ f E in ; P : : ar ee : j : , +h . : ‘ : , | i : : . c th ) a : - 7 By . e | : y - | THREE BOYS SE fais een Bee WES! Sre- |e Sree ot Leech re ee ee ee ee | Pie Un PLUMBERS One. 15 Years Old. Had Been Sen- ~ : zt _ , ‘ “ ona a rigs . — tems! to Death. SPECIAL é - * ReNanie sk « 44792 “15 > er FURNACES, REPAIR WE Pes 4 nee YOUTH WITH LOADED REVOLVER | S2-i2 ai" secrete "Shane BS SMS UT A SSS ati it aa nono oe ON Aave —- a a= - Pe a FR ies Tay + (PO RPG RM 3 a ae i ar 9 Dy GK 7 SSS ER BEND oo AER Bayi caerl weep) meer Pees) U5 ee eee a have ADMITS PLANNING HOLDUPS Y (8 Bc| Buea “takes piace on Mom —— ot ee ee William Truax, 19. Arrested With ret .. 2 , , : bx-Convict, Recently, scape Prosecution for Extortion V4 s *% ; se” : e Ey 2 , —- 2 -~ 2 i“, : ad . ” . 3 . rt -- ~ — r) . . : ~ rauer Supply Co. RUMMEESKERCHAN ©: nage Fe .- ‘ ; eae r 4 i- “apie gar ae BS rs, SA oe . RE: 4 GE MOVING, EXPRESS . DE*A THS ‘ 2 > _ . , : . a . ° aa u : : 7 , > a : rt 2 . i? ter : : STOCKHO ° 2 : . « ; 4 + ': . -*% . . . a ‘ : : . ; . . — — ie ~ 4 FEE: 2 » 2 itiain Ens aa Wg " = oe ee PRM TOR— - - ' ‘3 Bagh et 7 « ‘S yrs eS ae RAY : ~ ay Seas 4 . oe Ps . a . ‘ ‘ eA - - ~ 30 pm. tomorrow ald es Ar. (,ablereston WO pm. tomerrow Ar. Corpus Christi *4-45 am. ind morning -30 arm. HOFNTHALER UT sacd >? ~— 2 * *Sleeper may be occupied until 7 Teo additions! Southerner at 2.00 am ours deily, the 3 at 9 05 arm. trains from & I and “o Standard drawing room sieepers, Gining caer service f al! rmeails 4% Ne ure % @t Wits ] lhustrated literature MA rn 1000 cxheTsS, reservations and cket Office, 318 \. Broadwey ey SN a ectertcprtmcnven g Hud-on Maxim Ill at His Home. “A Service Institution’ | heaihie’ walnunaile ia alioenl ot annette aera: oe 3 . EME" Se eegPROFESSION AL DKIS¢ OLL— ! Remaine D : ' ie de: is . , Sor Ju . ate - iy , nee rs “es fo. a Ne te > se = SS SS -4 ast f ie eRe Re lho — ’ ’ —— — tay oe, ci, oa , Ae.! eS a ee eS « erg, By - P Me c a i . . ee ee aE , ¥ ’ . . > | Ps i+ & ~ ~ F . t = —_ = os - eo Woman Kills Self After Rebuke. nm EAENGER— SPINDLER ~ 2 = e* “ —* . , A 4 4 ROLLA } ; “+ * ¥ eMC oat ienk Ps wie a Mo.. Fe “ana i him to ret o Former Stanford White Aid Dead. #°» Aae 3 =< Press g - ie * * ; ‘ 4 f = , .- = te. 7 a ~vT . PALM BEACH. Fla... Feb “— STAERN(¢-k1—E£ iay. Fe I _ oie ke: Kee (eae 7S x <5 Ae ae is nee ali Sat ie SS Ey P,P ee ; é Sid i ” os . * ee wa x. t ; 4 ~ os Shortest to ~ << why 7 — lalla ’ = HACKLE sy - ¥ . lo Feral i 4 . Y ts eee hai Rictine a a ' : ‘ , : 4 (Behe - ae" rs ” — e . 2 bn lila ‘ a = ht ae Sy ee Hee BTR agape 5g q ™ JF, 4 tS OARS.” “tn eee Y nappepes , see on. oa —_ & ee ‘ 3 ¥ MAN—E = : —and only 12 hours LV. ST. LOUIS UNION STATION .. DELMAR AVE. AR. OMAHA *TOTLEME’) ER— - ) ounge (ar J 9 1179 fr) 9 California This Winter 5 trains Daily including o “ZZ a HAY DEN-——E: “Daily Through Harden. dele California Limited Pullman” HANKAHAN—E hru sieeper Sr. Louis to 2 ag me : . HOFPFLSCHFER “4 Bil Ca : : 5 ato M ; me... HEATRicaL | coated tongue, feverish headache, sick stomach---then is the time when mother relies upon Dr. Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin. “My son had been constipated and bilious since birth. At the age of five he had such an attack of sour stomach and bad breath I had to take him out of kindergarten. It was then I gave him Syrup Pepsin. He improved from the first dose and soon was back to school completely restored and healthier than he had ever been before. It iS a great comfort to have a medicine for children in which we can hav e such implicit confidence.” (Name and address sent on request.) j Wins Confidence of Old Folks Old people are charmed by the gentle, kindly action of Dr. Caldwell’s Svrup Pepsin. No pain. gmpe or i other rt , apie: depressing “flushing” of the bowels. Just an easy hy eee — Saas ON movement and the fine feeling of restful comfort. from Wo A. Stock funerai home 2117 || on tyss meee There's seldom any real sickness in the home that petery. ah HREE learns to use Syrup Pepsin at the first sgn of coated newspapers combened. tongue, fever, biliousness, headache and such troubles due to constipation. Recommended in a million Dr Cakdwell'e bomes. Sold by all druggists. For a free trail bottle send name and address to p : . , le Bi ~ You really enter sunny California the moment you step aboard one of the five famous Santa Fe cross- continent trains. \ The new CHIEF—extra fare —is the finest and fast- est of the Santa Fe California trains. Only two busi- ness days on the way. $10.00 extra fare from Chicago and $8.00 from Kansas City. For luxury—supreme comfort—and charming refinement it is unparalleled in the world of transportation. pa TES Biot is Bees ‘Heavens! Not a Drop! '' ONSTIPATION. biliousness —— © sicintsisedells aint: ts Set EMPLOYMENT WANTED "EN. Boys ‘ E IRUSINESS & : * aa Te | CARPENTERS & ix They Concentrate | *°°°. oe : as Fred Harvey Club and Dining car service sets the standard. ARALIWAN—En:* Nomi on! ; 7 You will want to take the Indian-detour — by Harveycar through the land of prehistoric America. Also stop at Grand Canyon. Farm ‘Tian rRe other St. Louis reservations Maw One. One — One. One

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Fr DAY. ...- FEBRU ARI a, 2 RU ARY : _13¢ ——— IN MEMORIA ro & TUCKPOINT ry "4 i= Memo oft io departed _ ’ Of Our - Hig life “*s GRANDrs | PERSON aa PERSONAL es Co. giLANEOUS NOTICES swrecKe i wi \- ADOPTION | ne tor a nting and _ Iti —_— ; SEALED PROF ranteec DERSI Ni 7 regist a re ATHS 4479) rd nealing rg park’ 7 ee a ——— om g, FURNACES, REPAIR # (. Brauer ‘Supply Vv Co. / g REPAL RS 316 ‘\ /* XPRESS STOCKHOLDERS’ nee ovine, : DERS | the . notified + SITUATIONS—WOMEN, GIRLS » soa PROFESSIONAL H odk DANCING | ! on tye | mar ah.” INSTRUCTION VW edn riehd Tiere — : . e John B.. Henry ‘Sialele ._ Trade Schools PATENTS Rik OOI¥e ar) lider free, eCDip ———s — "SITUATIONS—MEN, BOYS Le married. nave Vora bsux j MAN ‘ elerred 4,yf rina - HELP WANTED || | t MEN, BOYS MAI NTN \ A. Nf a iM AINTENA NCE MPLOYMENT BN ANTED CA SUSINESS Ae . MEN, Boys CARPENTERS .. AL TKI a’ RL Se | ‘ : is? mated Tri re than other St. 1) . combined. uv it Wi oc D panier a One — One, One oanit a! se | " - ierence apa saiars work; good W311. Post 1) - ct) fart a , Yix) pve! Ve ucpe! benaptet pal owpers af) experi éehuce hak Las AT rent. -~y retail experen ness and referel: sypnly l~« bd. BB. 6.94 sjoroug hly knowledge perBone: lity eed app y. Roo eb “ke to wegen an pas a.ea” work posting ag ee ling experten ce > er 3 D Kt. ute EB. Mave 916 “*. Broaaw ae : aaa - ~ ‘HELP 'WANTED—MEN, N, BOYS, line sixes, nent position used car buyer - SAL. i HONE ‘OPERATOR 69: 59 ( Jil “VS. Glu x} ew page INUGK APHER — “$110. Consolida tec "1204 A™ mane" } RK—M iet nave know! ledge of ; ans ov oh — v a'-iW18 ex pf men neat afi! aner } _ s ¥ Used Car Buyers Appraiser Dealer handling class ‘‘A’’ requires for perma | ri s* ’ ~ ability to develop depart- Must have character and Address with full) raps i Box W-308, Post- sth f ; (a) ‘ LADY—Wh elling retail phone; a Salary and fered see AGENTS WANTED—MEN rie fas . ‘ 2 oe , : wa. = ‘ ia Pas’ O.¢ } | geenis 171 is iii« sc? must —_ meen aad ier ‘ +7. wrt 7 , a a * rt rah ,7 ™? ’ fiiils a ee Automo f pil Salesman er handing Ciass mwmig re LLG Se wai aa? . nged i565 Ww ger wu ]' ljnois beginners, OF an@ clerical wor ‘ Cc ¢ pent! anet\') 7 UA enlarr expectet eran ‘Pee r’ a “MARR TIT ate Sm be 688. ~ -HOUSEH’ LD GooDs FOR ‘SALE SALEswomen WANTED . re WASHING MACHINES | GAT ; aT om ~ **i} netor — FX i r Gry coud i? vY ay , . . » . oy AW setehe t74 ’ - AL E ESL ADIES iG 4 ? Ares fg we RT Furn. eases & Flats For Sale Gere 3 - MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE ». vt CINDERS » Any quantlty cheap. ‘ “76 War irot e Stvcrare AU T ION ‘CO. ‘goods 0D ancliou MISSOURI TT * ‘ a | one 3 480. (eR) =i? HOUSEHOLD 1 GOOD Antiques oe s COAL, COKE AND woopD | HOUSEH’LD GOODS FOR SALE (Soo 375. — $4.75; slack, o7'¢ Odd Armeha irs warmu' ane ney ey ( Lau u pe. Dal 99 sty. polychrome — . ‘ 7 ’ "TH & ; UFFETS cm) Pra CLOTHING Wanted GAS S81 rOvES RADIO For Sale Radio Repairing i.) HORSES AND VEHICLES For Sale STORE and OFFICE FIXTURES For Saie SE TTEES ree PARLOR ero and SOLICITORS WOMEN new unde. Sells $) 45 > ty handie sia TABLE SUPPLIES Nf selling piaD "nai e $: 200 pe Tr peek ny! es Eni Bieta SF Sie ve vacancier “for » jee men oniv hik lane tharacte that | They Concentrate gelling exper ion 6 opportunity 1 otter 4:30 Watson Rourke During 1926 the Post-Dis- patch printed 109,437 Room and Bo ard “W ants’ —48 649 more than the THREE other Louis newspapers Com bined. | Purpiture: C ARROLL FUR 1116 Olive (co) " produce re St. bo eel) @ ful) line of paint anc roof for a reliabie St a eiate i phone number You -,» men, would-be advance artiste need W-202 _ ao Dispate = acturer of em- perienced Mein One, One— One, One TYPEWRITER AND [ADDING MACHINES ss Wanted KING —— _ — HERE'S YOUR Oe CHANCE | 3 ROOMS COMPLETE | ¢169.75—E-Z Terms | g2.00 PER WEEE nie ad and receive 96 as | ar ———————e ailepour Riatieae Hote.. | (7 | - these columns every day. “we 4 JEWELRY, GOLo, we ,* ; }ar Mi o * : ery : 7 MACHINERY Wanted aiso ‘ lageremen= For oe. ee | a. Pianos and oraene — Sale | alee ST. LOU iS Post -! [SPA -_ —— =~ ~ _ a eee Se romenne Automobile Loans CONPID! rE NT Al. inane; autos refinanced. per to § 1644 &. Jet tereen. } = ae Pe en - ~ _ ~——o i il i A “AUTO . LOANS GET OUR RATE AND SAY MONEY AUTO APPRAISAL ) Le — ee ~ el a sn, te al tly ale en ” tical ialtian . ; ; 7Q°8R MV n mer sr bue » been -_ : ut a bu ‘> M { eTHWE _ WEST SIDE B! icK A! , 2229 511-19 Baston Coaches Master4 PArkKY! 1925 must sacrifice 6 standars “6 coach: e on't mean may de | + rn (yraupMm 2418 lTanouet 1920 Master @:- pretty as car end good every {neh suick: $200 down Niu 3401 Tar urt Alwave open, c Master © oach, $795 hiewest bargain ever oftared ng origi a) a and ar cose. eventing *. 2938" Locust. a HAVE per cent eondition. Peak 37 N GRAND.(*___. Buick Coach, model 25 40 - ke like new in every way new end full equipment terme OLIVER CADILLAC co. 3333 LOCUST 8ST. JEftferson 3084. Cc ad ROLET—10 coe hes, $125 to $445: guaranteed fiimt Aute men) 4567 aston Aiways ope” 2 CHEV BR LET- Coach. 1925; excellent con- 435. $30 aowg, open W ednesday. urday evenings. 4821 oa 3) se ‘| GHEY ROLET COACH, °25-'26 on: a h full tone; 8u Mirist a my se of at 5 09. Terms, $2 bo tt ai _A. STARCK PIANO CO. 1018 OLIVE ST. ‘ ni ; ; ela eg itl ES - ae oer , | ge ntl - oa » *} —" \way 444 Lat ede mahogany case \ a of reproduc ms, NK | 25.00. ‘Terms, eek. _ A. STARCK PIANO CO. % 1018 OLIVE ST. ; ie gat s- ~ . pL * wen TT ah YER ; rt ay a" J iu ' a PIANO CO. 1018 OLIVE 8ST. Talking machines ror = ; io anG P, DSBS 58: terms. Grand. mouea, arivel yOU (jravol. LAcIeds ier? doack, ~ iv $350; ffudsoa $350 (Citizens Ac eptance “0. 3809 bas » Open Sunaasy aid everungs Essex 6 Coact $90 Down Thie besex looks wad “une | good, Sines Big vere aie for someone MOTOR CO ©0936 le UDSON COACH, $17 aint. ev Sea Olive ‘men, Jewett, thers 4500 S$. Grane te) “HU DSON COACH new perfect cond) tion: $659 ERCE “ARROW, pst Regier ; Weaehington, {c) (925 Hudson Coach condit at a price you cant ¢ ig fully » eequipped and ready WE “T NASH CO 3039 ssudiesacettin Conen Bunaay and evenings . “ory ©’ Gt ‘A RA dqt. ; . ,* ; In nerfect ‘Turn ¢ dye SOUT Nash Coach Repossessed Act auick; like new ‘ ~ 3 pal ance cue, rh ert tur AHL —M * 038 das it) oorfect enape. $80 up: (054-48 BO ow: ‘air starter. demountable, ay Priaay. Fr. ae . rule OR siic $55 cay, Friday, Saturday or cuUupe «‘arsver ‘', gown. Ww. vem, 2 ti& Washing roRepD>—12 upes. $50 to $°°56 Be oa anteed Fiint Auto PE achange, : A waye 2 FORD—Coupee 1” t like Roe : ee & won tires o: i bargains ent on erent 1 WO Peas . a _ reas bargaina, come in 5, 8 — oo MONARCH. 3197 Loam Tanai wee “ MS HA TSU, in Bias NE ed ile Age AA A A A ya ee mi ei ears or ‘ om ~ own tae etn eee i LL - Spe ee Lae POO et FS ~~ voy stump “tar TT as

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- : e o> 7 ae 4 e ; ga k 7 : thes “se y _—- * . o ; rs oge di ae et es Po hur Oe py tim « . “ i: *%. Sg ; “ ew y Aes 6 : . ? . ¥ diene Cte A ie pk aks % ay \ ‘ beta eB See ‘ " ky Er . : see od — % es . is ~ *« - iley cae LY & «es. ss = “ —_ : - ; ¢ cf ~~ ic — rs s A ~-_ i ‘ > ‘ =~. o Y TIAN @ ad Va Vv? . ~ w~ WwW , SHINGTON Sedans For Sale ~ Coupes For Sale A Roadsters For Sale * . ~ ‘~ ¥ NEW WHIPPET SEDAN “« a» . ’ X — vw Y¥ “rn * b\ AT a ? 1? = « ¥ i a \i : . ' Ss — ov & aw ih’ —.) x) ROOMS WITH BOARD— McPHERSON. 4071-—-Board. room : ard $4 nire_styie. TAS LOD" CARS — —— YF wo UD a knormous Reductions—Wonderfu >» ods ib =~ 4 @ _ . ~ = ae . ‘ ‘itn y — — GUARANTEED BY OUR ~ \ ~ $75, $100. $150, ETC.. DOWN - = co ot =) a ret = -— ———_ ¥ Bargains ao ROOMS FOR RENT—CITY TH BRANCH ‘\ ~— GRA ND it til ll i ee eet tiie atti aie as i tii edi edie ROOMS WITH BOARD—CITY Trucks For Sale : bs . Northwest South ~ Automobiles For Sale Miscellaneous | Southwe Accessories, Parts—For Sale ‘ of: Auto Bodies For Sale Chassis For Sale Tires For Sal! it 34x¢- 1 D Seme HELPEUL tdeee oo BEAT. TIF VYING veer PROPERTY ere pre- sented in the SEEDS, PLANTS ard TREES fer «ente offer« in the POs? . 2 DISPATCH WANT PAGES ! _ . a cially Sendar. ' lent mrals, running ester _* _- ~ a West eae Northwest ~ , - i South an pr a 3 West . $8 For BELI£CQM Results ee Tell ENOUGH in vour Wart Ad to CON- VINCE the reader that YOUR offer is the one for which he is looking. single t a “— eam az Tale ost-Dispatch Regularly Prints MORE ROOM and BOARD Offers than the THREE other St. | Louis Newspapers Combined. ROOMS FOR RENT 7 ~- » . * Cee ren? —South 4 188:. yeBri Ane -+TMENTS FOR RENT West ‘ct EKXTS FOR RENT —FURNISHED Centra! : ROOMS AND Be Ms NC BOARD North ROOMMATES OMMATE WidecE fellow. -Cabam South OMS IN a \ “~e » ra : 2951 ied “asomadie. HOUSES, PU ETC - West eee ‘nufacturing 6413 MAPLE. atte : 4 Deimar hho beao!if ai ly APARTMENTS Fq _ Northwest SaMis “1 t—? recommen — «f 5 fren! furnished c+ Mpicte ™ SWSTER PI... 41754 reamea A. efficien. ? oniy O'R week INSTER Lb—Rederorated a ale wet a LNi i ~ Tie ~ i> VILLIAMS MORTG LNA “41 -~ 4 FLATS For RENT Centra! 4s. ry r= VillituM: worTesds & : : —, ert ‘ fa aed. re ; Tena , MISSOURI REALTY 2 3 JETP RRSON 4609. € — . “2 5. ee. as. . & Convent Corner Pershing @& \rw—eReADY ree Som me. ae > a r w Ts oa ' ‘INGTON 3 o¢ A = = APA H fe. > CITY LIME REal SHO é sk LINES crr¥ 4 cS LINES xe ASK OCR SS BROWN RBA Hilaed @ta6. i, — — ——_— rma orate

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FRIDA bined. ee _LUFEBRU "ARY 19° RENT—South ROOMS FOR RENT J : mya 1927. SF SOMEBODY wants YOUR PROPERT Y—And he reads the Real Estate ads in these columns. Find him tomorrow. ¥® eT. iis 43 ‘ POST -DISPATC iH com. Dtivaie: 280 Mindy aa rMENTS FOR RENT FLATS OR tet her = : FLATS FOR RENT HOUSES, FLATS, ETC. REAL E3’TE—WTD. TO BUY BUNGALOWS and COTTAGES ' RESIDENCES FOR SALE _ LOANS On — ESTATE me 4 é th.” turnage es; Teasonabie.-8) Southwest FOR RENT, FOR COLORED Flats, Apartments Wanted For Sale | ps hogy ot hy soot Bapevienaa, $18 LLY moe - @leetric [NOX 202864 (6106 west on Manct a 4 BOOMS. wine: 2d EL E ‘ CTR A — lp LA na Tayi —o anc Gr Om between SaPah Northnwent wc PITeReN A. wm , Sey ty " a "1 : apn THIS (f ZY ( ‘Or T Af iE : MAK s Faahaps eee—eape © ie nus . mode: » Ket :¥ : ; . = +) S SUBURBAN PROP. FOR RENT HENRY H. HAPPNER REALTY ©o et . KOUKTE. 110 N, STH. MAIN 4758-59. + “JOS % »* ; ad ; P ; : . : iDfa 4S ‘ : ‘ , . 2. “ ne h heat. on bus . lov ’ , 4 ab yw So \' “Be? « wner D 7) QUICK “ALE NECKSSARY oms. electric: | Wi SDA4— rocinn, Aidade: Will Gec- | DENNY “KO Uisieken “Glagaw and Ee South mmenet OF S708 Verses oF. ie $ WILLIAMS MORTGAGI , ~~ r , , - . ’ * as ' » ¢ , : p ' ‘ 4 “ROOMS—S:) 7 eeping porch, hot-water heat: ga-| i sel! al a as WENZI > Tor ; ; ' ‘tm. i pae i ‘ ’ $°:50 CASH BLYs NEwWoTk 4b I and |W Lia! ric, insite 4: $23 "| AUBERT, 132% ; um . rounds: for 10 months: preferabje ING KTATION ~~ ' | $3650. good lovation: owner a: 3936 Cas |CEntrel 8500. LIEBER 2 Chesteut. Keane & Franke. 1008 Chestnut PAt L. J. JARZEMSKY. REALTOR, : al ement . ‘ ' ; ? ‘ ' i ncat : of fi 1 Gera ‘s ' Y . 2 ST. LOUIS. TYLER 0439. (05) AUBBR: | Sand 5 n REN 3 t : CATEKS—12 ROOMS . }? ' >, oo - . : ' al ’ BRAY. KRealter. 106 Chestnut. GAr. T474 = Sand unica GEA ee ee isAR l6—New fla 3. rooms: |! ten nished: ret a6ona bl MODEKN BUNGALOW ) , - $52.50: ¢ etn abi tee : ee. 1 SOE arp one eee deoo- | y ANSE nck tea ~ EVERY COMFORT AND CONVENTENCE BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE ae Wanrep She pi ee ) . jlana 1174W er spate te WEL. N AV. 1544—3 nihil ‘ ; *: (GEN Pe en ! . ESTATE LANS—South ci io ; HED , ark ips Joe ¢ indy OF Die ELMAR Fave “ee . ang ——s : es , t TY L ' Mo and Park ’ 4 ae = a A : : i} L_LAwtiede Uf, omen } —FURNIS 2 RS 453 — ta bo} 7 - » PA ‘ ii YT 4 ‘4 W fae e st . : Thy, ‘ A ‘ ae ; ‘ ; uu car age I Khia OND pi hD- on TRUST rl KOHL RED. ; Bs e's ; i! rd i. ‘ ? r ti ’ ryey ’ a > . . : , — , . oe ; b__ F' 7 72 Bs Ww 4 cr] l’rnrest: 7. | = ; , } Vegt “nd ' eS oo aie = ——e wy s. mscoy ' PRO Wig Central $2 en ; TR TT i7T ieee emeenetomeems ) s ni rnished. TYler 1510. (cl) | “wa: ’ . inese or eme n ) eh, ' a8. Sub; to $5500 firet Gee. of trust TF ; a AON S58 TERMS. a 3 | ’ : oo ‘ = | ‘ f - n at u ) . Ps n + ; j j ' 4 ; mye . > — ‘ Dy Ay , " : h ‘nut REAL ESTATE a. c _ inom t)} a4 Pine VAinr A 20. . wrt ’ ’ ’ aad \ ; 4 Ygggsteonaatn - iW nice POIs ; ready ; 7 ' ; " : . ms Fr, BR A js P 3] 2 J + cl6) ° ; € ; ; .- + . ' $1 - rr’ ¢ “ furnished, in- | 3 ae AO 2 Ama Ds 3 . miles ¥ a Phot tr ANNUAL KENTS $960—PRICE $6000. ‘' SIS——o- room fre! WON &1F ric, 61 : ini eifes $750, CASH, MONTHLY, FA} MENTS price uv Pe . : 5 ‘ +1 i an’ ° ~ fam y resi OO BUR A TID ee a ‘ ' ‘ ars shat , “i ee f truest wanted a “ 7 ; ~ aid , P — s “Cj a . ‘ : ‘ - + i , ° - rh : : ~- : ! ; . . — oe : sage Mt ; > ' . . d . res . im ect , pro pert; biecks north of ° MissOt RI KERAI :.% , . ffer. ST 1] 4432- 14 a) UTHER DEEDS OF TRUST $400 TO $8000 ——— — —— a ata WiLL ©. WISSMATH, 28358 '\ ve RAND tow? modern cot ~ WINT?SOR }— Beau em) dene Pion aston Trust Co. ” Peer erie Swe otinag a © one I Ce! ms ai is! rn is = ny ar . } ‘ ’ i i ; ; j ; ; : ‘ s** ‘ a " " ’ 447 j ~ 5 ’ AS Let A" 4) ; i os rived p P . . ’ ; , _-— , : : a ah ae Stat a Tato" 4 WV’ en Pers ".FAMILY INVESTMENT BARGAIN uboO. N., COOPER K. b. CO. GArfield 327 es f 00 Delmar, block 4 : ; ge rvomes I} YAin | eee a ce ee sag MLE, | M00 | Dein. plow ced; weapons! ) : e Ba : rth Market: strong brick bulle 6° STOCKS AND BONDS ’ furnished ; $30: 5 " Pr yr rospect sy . Dal Sees : ONLY $500 ASa—63 MON. Hi , : as sea nought. s0id APARTMENTS FOR . } : ce © 100. : . - ; : ; ; , . cyt , fe ’ ’ I ve ‘ ; ? Tre r ap, ens. light. heat ; . ar ee 2 TRS. 2 a gg ] JARZE Ms “Ks REALTOR, Pg tae nae pag ee “ yu MAN eorthwost : - Sag lls oD - 7 : : —4 oun eres e Trus * ST. LOUIS. TILER 0439. nee oe Bntral ®t . . : ane“ 4 : 18? ; ‘ — ’ > , ’ } ’ » ' : ; ; ' ates ~~ : me “ , : : od F . ‘ ’ be nal Benk Bias” be) -_ rr) wm” ; J 3! at tar ‘ ; . Be: . my ‘ | rt - ‘ : . ’ ‘ 4 ; i 4; = ! ecrvieg, Be, 6264i—Two-room = housekeepu way. 4 rooms, rece 3 renee att | ee Northwest ® ROOMS, 2 - yURNACES, {BATH—8 7500 5 “yO oor oie, “eee ne dipaer. nette tee: ees vd gd vee ° Poe Se aoe Pal” all apa ne er niateraap rts er en a ed ‘in late ' . ' - 5 an . Priiki 4 » —$40¢ wht Bbuye Ddrick ’ ‘ v . . = - ?¢ _ + as Lo # - . . & . : = : : > . ' ‘a Z ‘ 7 : : : > ’ : - 4 a. South } refrigeration. CAbany 734: : . : Delma? : . = MELB ) arce F101 ence can os eiiieeed hoe . ee : ’ 4 i ’» eh rooms ae oo = aes Ratiges © tage cee | i Al : 7 pe oo ». , ee —" ‘ ems ge $1000 CASH ‘5 519 SE EMPLE 4 AV. w itt BUNGALOW pty Be ti OPPORTUNITIES Noession - = ~~ - stipe ahaa ds me ’ — ey ar. en ome _ - > penweinrerratnndien teens «“ me iment? om me . o . bn 7 .. oye pty, bay Rk a? . ; > pe ees | —e eae ae a id hall ta cs ‘ cu Bie , 6 ie ; * r - bo .. aa nee ue 4 . y “ . nhl wf xo Pe » 7 2 4 a rn on ; uh » Sis os eo oaks to et Pee oe P q 9 Oe Bove) 34 A oe 2 ¥ te) , : “ “4 ; a am : ’ 2 ; 1 eel 4 sma y ivi Se wes gt @ -» 66. Priewpes & * i ‘ 4 ak , . - os . 4 ary al ‘ ae : eve ie wage . Ae % -se-gr*. a t, “hh sa BuO di ti | sinke KR we oy large Detroit afficienc: furnished: onlie BOD weel 2 eS 83: ‘ : 4 . ; . . ery ‘ Mati Uae ly ‘ : 2d of Vertioec a = eens . ; | BLILD YOUR OWN HOM ba! nside newly pap 50-foot | Reg ; ae e- ne BIATER PL. 46%3—Redecorated 3 . : ; fu) eee a South move in: , nthly paymen : vives; worth 315.000 year droom efficiency: & beds: &53 ral y co] U Arfield 5 ILVERBLATT m 401.| 2! band ox K-306, P.-D, «; e ® TOOTS eversthing furnished new * ‘ ; ¢ ‘ ‘Se . al HAKRIIWARKRF STOR! WANT LI) 4 : ’ ‘ ' © , ‘ ' C y Oe thut , ' yy a) a 7 pe y 1 W0r. opposite pKitchenetie. gus. Nght. heat: $20 : rene | | | ri ve ‘ . feyet s | ie 6440.°2 etat wie | do cash Ww 3 228. I es ~ . ; , ' - *” a! TH L $ POT ‘LAINE 8&2 4-26—Double 4-4 roottin : . | - z ; Por inte , oi pee ‘ ’ ‘ . HENLFY (oO Realtors Kirkwood 15 sati eleetris mries er gy le for quick - , ; Southwest , j . ‘ ; . - ; ba - ai rent SI it} Teer ? enti »Arfield O5an4 faod ma ' , - — = ‘ ‘\n ’ . ~ | | 3 SOFT DRINK PARLOR ~~ RIRKWOOD TRUST (0... REALTORS ANE & FRANKE. J008 Chestnut. f | N A Ni e } A ] | ket you can secu Le heip without ’ [ " ar o-* r. “4 ‘ t : ry rT ri¢ . y 4 , ; me P - | s a i } « , ‘ : ; j P . ; : ° ~— a: : “ ’ , : + > af : as $a! Rand 88417 LOANS ON PERSON’ L prop'y owners Or salaried ‘uae fo avi ‘ aa rfie eT ee Maplewood BUSINESS WANTED 4 ; ‘ . ; ‘ \ ~ . , . — r : , ' ; : : . . . ; 7 ‘* . ‘ VOPER 7? ; ‘ , : - “34 > ° “ . - : ; _ m4 " : y gee : / au ge i OF ‘ , : , ‘ rs 4 ; - ’ > ‘ ’ ; ’ ’ "a ; ris : ; ee ee iat * . : ; r.. FO . HUMM™MERT, 3956 rand. LAciede 6346 */*"°"" * aso atin guna ty MAPLEY OCOD BARGAIN—S6250 °O) | Dixie Credit. 1243 Morea: c BUSINESS FOR SALE m 4 teres ; ; ri \ SNE wskf 44 SEW 6-5 ROOMS: spree oo gee = -- BAKERY é ; " ) , BEAUTIFUL, 513.500. GRAND gaso) | LOANS to ee | ; > a ones (ae | , a ace tleey ' ef) : VoeK: 47 SH750 i al ' WEISBERG. 3204 8. GRAND AM\ ) ca re . W Ebates ‘ DE TONTY—INVESTMENT Lr "SAR eye & OA NS —Hy I ; ‘ ' ‘ : p 3 5 - . r r Overland . . i , ; we : Ti.e . te ‘ r 3454 = a 1d) HAT, ryT ) bei mie. 7 ; LIp—WEST END OFFICES ; ' é' © baths a mice ‘ ' | POMEROY BERS a : ‘Apt . me P 4% SD ALTO LOANS“ cn APRISBRERG 4 . x FURNITtTRE A 4 4 osed a ' ‘es ’ } aces . ; - : q ' , te AG z rl J Ti mtg =A 2 PIDENTIAL; ‘tO INDUKSERS. wer ~'- } f «i fit ' ‘ ‘> WEST PINE 5) ib , 3 | RAND »-DO PAR SAME DAY OPEN EVENINGS. 200) | | 7 = | . VER PARK map | 7 EsTaBuisu . 3 Pine Lawn OLIVE. JEFFERSON 1952 ae AE ag Pend Sic r. —— c - ; ’ ’ a’ F r¢ ! , ~ : \le ae ° ‘ ‘ - | ‘ ' ‘ ’ j ' " " pa0aH 0s ‘ oe o iN + — er end \é@y nt of deat | rR AN kK} (i; oo ome cur St. John’s Station neat le a FLATS FOR RENT—Furnichec . ) | ats Br a fico, & ; = p © , oe South . : WILLIAMS MORTGAGE CO. M& mt 2 7 pain 433 | | | trade a ’ a 3 ae 7 ba : ; NEW HOMES NOT TO BL FGQULALLD PORK LAC ATION, PRICE 7020) CORNEL ASD 6530 VASSAR eae Mt ' = ee HR. mu BAa.ary , , ee tr 4 YT OF FICE] Ls ; , ‘ ‘ . Kf ° : B.aliG : , Vis } } reetrmet “Tv ; ; rvom eles mie. elect olie ‘ ‘ , . DWELLINGS FOR RENT rREMBLE Y ae WILLIAMS MOR GAGE v. BE het Puee 1o Mor : a0 = : : Centra! REAL ESTATE CARDS “AC RKIPICHD REAL ESTATE—EXCHANGE Hs LIABLE LOAN & INVESTMENT SI BRBtRBAN HOME.” AND? LArAN® open) ta tie \ Mri, yround fleer) VAs i JAs.C WOKFITT. 1024 TITLE GUAR. BLU > & 1) arte dtr Mt I “IDL NCE (An ( ; ’ ‘ a 3 2 Skies } : a Pr - ; ‘ . \ f ‘ ! ; : Pla ; xm x 4 ; a r “ ' - : a — ‘ ° . JAW? ' ‘t ~K Y v FAT Tor : : .\ i] . i ’ , ee 7 — 2 6é > i act , oj clea! =| | : £ ng ent? Ve ‘ ‘ i , r sent rv'.FR 04°79 er 1 | j i . - “oe gba $5 © ee : me Ba ; ‘ ( onst. Darante if eo! rer 7 | T° , effe re GOING T \TLIFORNTA . BANY . , ' ' . - af ¥ISSCT RI REALTY JIFIrERSON 4609. | oo * x, ' ; os rye ‘"Srkvpew O141 Southwest wes ich: 2 , RESIDENCFS FOR SALE Central Conv ent Gal Sa OO. MAA F . “oom | | 9 ter oa “a | , : Weliston ; - = Thi ‘I “— nt nae POR occ ey a a | saree St. | | : | | 0 . BUNGALOWS and COTTAGES | | : ; " | , mani | R. 6 : | | re For Sale saat shee WE ASE GTON ATS *s ) 1 om ? . , OT ¥ “ger North Eff ences . | : . , ' a L e« 2 Nonenyodl Pt ; hes oe “OR wore w4ArN 1 ore | — | HOUSES. FLATS, ETC POMEROY -BER neues > 7 | ) FOR RENT, FOR COLORED Nort Northwest 7 ct i tt, lal a pe PO ee Oa ca MONEY IN 15 MINUTES on FULRNITE ee At ftewMcnit.-« ATL. J JARZI ow! REALTOR vw OUT [4it Is KR Oar ARASTY BETLAISG RBRFATtTIFMT! -'t SC, ALAM , AKANTY BUILDING , ‘aMthec)| 0 6¢ OR vilit( aK MONE . > . TE! a) - Ss : ’ Z “ss we s - , . P ” ea * ‘ EP rA ROOMS. BATH ELECTR! i? 2. ' ‘ie , : she tig ' r yy ¢ . i 4 . , - " » : _ . ss . ° . " . 4 a . bey LJ M rs — , oie me. Sd aera ican aaa ee : Ayes ; ~ = . | 7 waa deeke tn de AMER AN BRKUKERAG? ; ns ) wy 8 | : "Ck ME » FR WRI »* —“ : : . : , . ey . oh BROWN RE AL 3 as . . ’ | ' a ; 7 KORTE. 110 NS. STH MATS saa PLE’ LU , vee : ; ten =n A : 7161 Hliiand ©9186 7 16 -— \. COOPER R. F E P \ RGAIN —" ——— ae | ahs y. 6 oI mode ra 5 ROOME UBATR FLEC TR —en6 : good. eedan or other Thro 4-room frame ent RAERTH BLIM, ia _ Bo Gar THOMPSONS BR CO, PArkeriew 0141 Ga a rrearo’y 3 : .ee 4

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YISPATCH... . > ee re eee ee ew as —- | 30OLS With ase, —Decrease. touay, Sules WV SII OC Se mae ex- MIAED ON th | ——— es (00 ST. LOUIS STOCK Exopas J ce « KE es ae % 10] 4 . % 400) le "4 Mi i840, | 4 é % a ae ; ™ | hig nd aA lome-. o ols $k ‘ana. 4, fOrnis 14; } bye i} hes mrids Bii- LAX, LINSEED Feb. 4,—Wagner Electric eos at “ties a fraction lower, and dated nag ee at 14, also dow tonalty, arked the Initial © Y the loc on market 1 today, Valley Trust sold subsequently Sieloff at 18% ice at In sa Packj and St. Louis Publica 9. Se nee Invest er at 16, Bie. the od ri 700 000; AccotInN sit G515.6 0 "000: OU: tetees 4 ' $1 1 000.000 cory —— wi Lh an g0o0id Feb. Pye Ja shippir ne $2 000. 000 ip of Sa. ano 600 “sit : and about VN ee fran -e BS centime’ te at francs a. | Demand for Limited. P KRODUCE Loca} v wk im \ ash inetoe ‘ Steel Market. YORK, Feb. 6.—Svtee Mark C. Steinberg & MEMBERS New York, Chicago and St. Louis Stock E Chicago Board BONDS. STOCKS, ! Fast Direct Private Wi Mewering, Boatmen's Bank Branch Offes @ Eta Garfield 4600 10tm Feb. 4.—Rar silver 27 d at 294, —— for i@ Apples — ot a! ~—- ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH LOCAL STOCK PRR gues ARE SMA > WHEAT. MARKET ae = > lowing are ieee. of ae w closing and bre ,iVUu.e 4 mane ; . 1s as re _ as City #a Chicaso mar h. Low. Close. MAY WHEAT. Tm Ms ue nets: 7 Meeeer* . -\y OE prEnber ur ~ “RULE week sf0 ané Louts Cash Grain. od } ~~ $1.72 «> bert. 48 & 9 40- IEAT SHOWS STRENGTH ‘BUT TRADE 1S SMALL 4 ying — a fleferrad Fin ee ™~ +> ce ® Her Ai midcay AD BIDS AND OFFERS ALS I F eb 4.— «iret: { Sricta : 80rp, a bes 08 sot ry receipts MERCHANT = EXCH . ANGE, & € ved Yes Cay, i ; ' ; ‘\ re. gs: | 9 te ~.FRIDAY EVENING. FEBRUARY 4, 1997 NEW YORK BONDS (COMPLETE 4 “Oe? [Hane teh NEW YORK. Feb. If sales, highest, lowest and close 4.—In the following table wil] be found a list ing prices of bonds traded ip a. ‘he New York Stock Exchange today, sales being in $1000 lots (00. ymiltted.) Quotations on ali Unitea States Liberty bonds are in dollar: nad tnhirty-seconds of a Goliar, that 08 means $99 and twenty-fou: is, > thi rt for instance, a a 2. Total sales today were $16,469 900 4 , = -13, 00U a week azo, $14,581,00 aPe ¢£ 48) ae os ’ "| 7 a 4 | : Pars age From Jan. 1 to date sale were $448,.609.000 “O9,0U0U a year ago and $452,134,000 .wo vy. 2rs ago Sales ‘Security | High | Low Close. |; - GOV rE RN MENT BONDS, | $1 ago, against 5,784,000 $14, ve "orn + ag 4 34 168. 01—12 101—10:1901~12 10 firet 101 101 O—G 100—6 1 103—U 103—10 | Sales. Sec urity INDU STRIAL BO —21'100—19 100—19 * \ ~ U on ? 4 { B a lyn i 03—24 10: l1O—2G i ~ JT ee De et et Oe ~ RR Ps CD * nr .\~ 4 Med bet bee ed et bet . . ‘ . we ohn Sie ole ole ole oie olan la INDUSTRIAL BONDS. Rub #& SF it ‘ SS a of es. . oS is é » ~ CRESS SPE ELLs | ae LEST ECS * } ye .| " _" Yack @ 49.4 53%, and $19,636 i - vest & rd h. 0 00 ns? Aen {hi} 4 47 NDS. a a i ae ‘+ “RAIL ROAD BONDS. } if} 7 yu SR» RR sale printe y-Seconds of a dollar and not a Vv . two BOND MARKET SVYERAG ES ay. —— 13.4] rs. $365,- 13.6] PPE STARS BZ -~ Y + . Do ss Rn euced @auaudcdrv o a Sales. Secur ee we ww Pept het bed het hed bee titioumwm 1... - we 4 p> Be oie tes * x he hed \ re rity. | | _R AILR¢ Gg 4 as a High, | Low. | Ci AD BONDS. — 10° TRI » 100} 10u0° tink a oo ; eat te SP a# Fe 2 ve ee |New ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH - PAGE 45 NEW YORK CURB Special to the Post-Dispatch. NEW YORK, Feb. 4. —Following ts a list of sales, highest, ] cl osing and previous closing prices of securities traded in on York (09 est, lots Omitted) or fraction thereo,. are ip full While ’ ; : » whl bond sales are in $1000 lots pecurity. i gh., : INDU STRIALS. Pug 5 I P&L 3h by mty. |ifigh.| Low. Close. Close | Sales INDUSTRL ALS. — , cos . ‘ é « Sou 126 4 l2t 126? 4 126 13 M3 g.j109 % 109 ly 7 € “ofa + ae —" 7S pw! ore nsse ~a = Pe es - re ~ © -~Jesh ©.) oe pe 4 ns wal! 4 Bendix © “ Bieckst 30% 36 4 = OF me es ~ PD he DD et ee be uu * Tee o “2 fe ~ Ps Pee —_ ~ PS ey hee Pay es oy Oey _s a ¢ ; = oO 3 ts > — _— of +? ¢ >" INDE PE NDE ‘NT “OWLS, *>» wt~« “ —) At hs PD cS oD — a lee 5° ~ - We Oe SY ’ _ ~*s ~ S D-lEorH Ot > wz “i > 2g yan Sh CD bh 25 ~ ~ — DP how OG mwas 3 . ~~ oT Ae oO 2S AIO ee a 3 — th Or ro ¢ ef aa ey Fr Ss 4.44.4 4 4-4-- Ss a 2 a. Nat Nat P —— = bee Paes a. et y¥¢ « tis 4 «0U 1945 I1v% POO 4 as | 1? 47% | Bond Sales—Continued | Low BON Ds. Securit: tiie) RAILROAD Jl an ~Ose SIC “4 Vie Cent en 4 49 We CS Dé 3 OW- the Curb Exchange today. sales of stocks be ing in 100-share except in Standard Ctl! shares, (000 La ec. 36 Mey ' 14% + 52 VWs re: f (COMPLETE) FOREIGN BOND LIST Prev. | ee tia Close. ~ Crmero-~ -* a — 1] | Sales. § Sac CRs Sa ee rity. | FT) gh.' Low 1 Ch DOMES Tie BONL Ds Manit Pow c7 ‘es .| B@%!' OP SHOWS RECESSIONS ee )ae PH ; vy & ) 2 governmental ne South Amer imie atilities atv iii) 4 2S 00% Hemingt op the ized prices railway group tfalg aa) ele 1d j ‘ 1 1 hud’ LOO » ‘Reatinag 4% s« al ‘e@enl isa irregu- $4 Co. 4 wus is#eueese were ‘ fart! Pa iday 4 : ' an : L had ' gold ' 24) Ae? enture Dbouds overs * Now why Coffee. 5 Ia Lin ty Lor vi YY - ’ marley ptt AS ' MON DS. en EORPRIGN Lins ts 1! ‘ +! 1) i 1 (Mi) ! LOG er 10s QP 14). Jaime See 102 ty 16 ! 00 } ORS GA % 108 LUT % OT | eeen 06 | 96. 08 % | LOO % 103%, y 100 Te} 5/101 % 01a Cen 5 4Y Oy rE ORE AGN BONDs, ‘ O) im aA . iw & ino\ 104 ark 6 100% ‘ Med 8 10434 105% Med 7 94% 4% ~ ; r Lh. 1¢) } 3 Os lg 9 Tl (hs . . 2 oe 3 _*eeee - * * « Hal tet nd 103% 102 %/103 7~ ‘4A On 19 14 OS) 47%! O7 oA A on 1iHi 101% LUO kw 101 ‘, OR ani, 99™% n9o%' 99% TOL 101 ly, Le t i »t ° 04%) ~~? - - boy igrupp Fi. 7'102 eonh T letz ws wo wek } ne * uy ™% Tied. 4 1 _Curb Sales—Continued | a eee | i vrtert ye? ALLE APPT ATED LCE DR nf B 8; : ’ OT: 6 beer reliability and unvarying satisfaction of Erker’s Glasses is attested by the en- dorsement of leading oculists for nearly half a century— PL a tb Lie eee ’ ; we Peanneiyittan e441 (7peNT Always first in quality— Always reasonable in price. — a = ee ee ——s EXCLUSIVE REPRESENTATIVES ro. Evrket's ® S08 OLIVE , S11N. GRAND. ihe SEAL babht th UAL | PPL ia, Aisi MALANED ROTA ALAMON S414 bneel ste i! i Yaa SY SY LY a LY a IY LY a Yam iy aay a oe \ a Mw = AT» —_— SAINT if vis FL ann Safeguard Your Estate Small estates as well as those amounting to hundreds of thousands of dollars receive the same thoughtful con- sideration at the hands of our Trusc¢ Officials. G Come in with your attorney and let us explain the features of safety and service which the trust department of the Boatmen’'s National offers you in the ad- ministration of your estate. J. HUGO GRIMM —_ EDGAR L7AYLOR Vice President and Counse! V ice Pres. and Trust Officer THE BOATMEN'’S NATIONAL BANK Northeast Corner -« Broadway & Olive Sts. Oldest bank in Missouri. « + Has withstood every financial erisis since 1847. including the Civil Wer RESOURCES OVER $25,000.000.00 a ne fa Neate and OF " _ re te ~ « rd “ - : ' , weg ° Perera

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NE. Ee RO Sih tis i co gent 2s) . abe Be esuaehs vA salt a - — we en vod y eens pan ~ ‘rs ae y ae * o Mp os = fee s ~ + eter tatio * 6 sa, 2 mo a ae 4 mh ty doretinne ~» - CAEL REAR Hy FAB EO Be . rer ~ “ie _ a " / | A ape seg RAS CE ee SS Le Ps Ree re we WH die ee pg RS OO a tee ul ii Ee i ee A ae ee RE ee ee . , i tags SBR, CORRE UT RES OME: > i ORR HO & a , $» " ot 4 eto ; w™ ee - Met ar ce 5 no es ER ae tiga! ex Sa fi. oF « set © tet ig Sy aan Og Se SS ORS ae ee I rae, PAGE 46__ | : FOUR U. S, PLANES REACH PERU coveret 609 mute } good-will flight over Central and/ ing field r the Associated Presa ee 7 ar | mense Crowd at Lima. ‘ nicht from Patia. having EVENING, FEBRUARY 4, , ST. — POST- eeahtresien in their!crowd ove! _FRIDAY ‘ran the Las Palmas fy- | San Antonio, is still at Tumaco, becca Katz and a Negr to greet the flyers, who Colombia, awaiting a new motor. 44, Katz home and escaped with 'were escorted over the city Dy a Peruvian air squadron. On Sunday Feb Four stopped at Chimbote, midway be-' pect to take off for lomas alued at $5000. o~ i ‘ forced into a Robbers Bind Woman; Get $5000. the four planes ex- Br the Associated Press. Peru. * CHICAGO, Feb. 4.—Two armed while the robb : ‘77 be ie 3 -_ _ — - eae atti of the flotilla, the robbers bound and.gagged Mrs. Re- > maid at | Mexico (Mo.) Woman Dies at 91.' and sisters. ere ransacked the 1927 a ae Spectal to the Post-Dispatch os MEXICO, Mo. Feb. 4.—Mrs. _by three grandchildren The wom- the bathroom -gay at her grandson's home. py the Associate! Press che was the last of seven brothers . CATIR® bend 4 _ ___ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH__._ Her husband, sot daughter are dead. She 1s survive Mollie Jung. 91 years old, died yes- | | Twenty Arrested in 19 Dry Raids. —— Federal prohibition ee. Deputy Prohibition aaa Popular Comics rT} Madden ae Sp a - is here yest > New ss Phoiogre - , ‘ ited States Army planes have tween Patia a! nd Lima An eager: The fifth plane ii FROM NOTHING TO LEADERSHIP IN FIVE YEARS... FOLLOW THE CROWDS TO union J) Saturday at Union Is Always Value Day . . . Particularly During the $295 French Bedroom Suite Bow-end bed, large dresser, triple-mirror vanity and massive *167”° chifforobe in the popular Louis a Period. Blended walnut veneer hardwoods. Effective panel border and overlay in contrasting walnut .. Pay Only $135 Cash $60 Oak Breakfast Set Four hull seat chairs and a ype, table with three invis ible extension leaves. Frosted gray finish 75 in four coats of waterproof lacquer % lifetime finish. Such values as this one are found only at Union ...... Pay Only $3 Cash $41.50 Dresser ay. Q50 ve piece, of distinc mn and superior c Blended In Union's Greatest February Sale Pay Only $2 Cash ry $so Walnut- : $22.50 Finish Dresser $39.75 soll y ‘Dr esser 9x12 Gold Seal Congoleum Rugs Fully Guaranteed for One Year Four Patterns I O Select From Bo rde red Everyone knows the beauty, the dur- ability of | Seal Congoleum Rugs. But few have the opportunity to pur- chase them at such a low price. $6.50 Cabinet Smoker Stand $395 Union’s Basement offers this amaz- ing value to Saturday shoppers who seek beauty and utility in their purchases. A fine cabinet smoker. richly finished and sturdily built. Exactly as illustrated. . Only 85 in this remarkable group. Pav Only $1 Cash $225 2-Pe. re Suite and davenport in taupe mohair. with reversiple rich brocatelle. Nachman spri c tion. Elaborately carved top gir, ani Pay Only $12.5¢ ‘cecal ASS as | j i . t ee ~ eR Oe ee Pees ~ - but who have held off & ee ‘re t. ss dt Pe ae cause of the high price, : : WMI 17 CALLE EE delight in this ee wm A Street in Kiel, Germany. ing opportunity. reclaimed fcdau the city’s ref a had been discarded as useless. Pay Only te — GUAM III LIS Wt hilttl ht iii 3 4 pURY WHICH HE i nett LL, VILGLIAATS TASTES MASA Cash Then we will deliver the floor samples and ¢ onstrators, each : reguiar factory perfect service and “sen Most of the ’ nown makes are repr in this sale. and you ¢ gO wrong on the pure any one of them. others, you will find: Thor Cyl Hurley Vaca Laundry Qt Agitators VYISS SS POVELLLEAY MMA On their way to court. afte aor ‘in hotel through failure j ct the firse day Art tk . Louis’ Dependable 3 warning te | “shoot.” - , - aes Mlepat h sat? — a ~<a Se. © LSP ew." 1120-223-24-26-28-30 Ask for ‘a Free J€ stration mn Your &

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a L p T- T SS = shband. son and Federal! prohibition are a : [} ." 1) : ~ PA © She is survived Deputy Prohibition Admire Mia, ular Comics \ oie . “J UIS Sen fon Madden of spec Sa Home Reading and 19 Dry Raids. wv “et raids here yesterday L News Photographs . \ $ \ ; , : : SS ) \\ \ Women’s Features S SS : : \N S ps rsons . re . = : and 7 Kg b { hit quantities of liquor. Selig ee FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 4, 15927. PAGE 47 be 4 | . ”~ yy For the First Time ; in by 14 EY Y | / VA Z " _ Cm me > es a. St.Louis YouCan SRN A) SPORT COSTUMES SEEN AT “THE FLORIDA RESORTS ‘THIS WINTER a at 4S Nes nen SS i ocala pif Si wa shi ai Sw sw Ww ae SSS a) =A ANY . »» ~ ANAS * \ a S : RA %; MMO ee 2 ‘ : ” - “ : we ~ ay re alee hae » oe © abest> me Jn 5 te cs ae ae ne nw Le eee ee _ Sr be as . : we ee ar ‘ % ASS SLA SASSARAASAL . ae A > >A ASASARARBRASABASS EARAD Ra nanan tae oh SS SSAAANSASRAAASAAS > SALLY AVA AOD La Ra Bauer ~ LAAAALSA & SS SVSBseVesds*s oe \S\ eee. . ) >: ee. PVVVVVVVSVVVAVVVVVVVaspvsesuveeeusssasegrqe ys Pe simyeeet - ss oa. i Pe r es rr, 2 o. : SO. a ea WG 2 —— : AAAS ARSASRAA RAR ASR ARR S SEALS LESS SARS SRLS SSSA SSSA PSA SARAASSRS FT ARASASR SRSA RRRSASARS SASS AEAS SAREREE BRRRAB ASAD ‘& _— . ~ >. * a) 7 : . se . . Os “ RRR RRAR CONES ASS URRNNRRR RRR RR eeee eee CO NERCERER MEK CRRORC ERR ss... ome 0 ar an me te sa 8A Mis A ane Seatesetsegs x eae SOA ee eee re , SS SS SAS SRA S SSSR SANA RRA AR AAA RR AAA AA AL aRAS AS AABAAAS SSSSAASSSSSTSSS DSSS SES SSSR OS >>) St. Louis’ Dependable Store On the Easy Budget Payment Plan > | . PP PAPARARADIAAIARBDDAAAIAD AD. » ee ’ ae 2, ae noe SANS SANA ss se as WS WOMMAWwe $E. VKRAHii@iAAEAHANNWWW yy + SARE NO IS AN A AE NR. ES «Ny i NI NIN ht ot DSSVPSASASSESSS A RaS BEBE SDA’ For the first time, the rep- utation of’a great manufac. turing concern... the Good. year Tire Company, and the service of “St. Louis’ De. pendable Store” are linked together in the interest of the motoring public. Now» you can buy Goodyear Tires on Union’s liberal budget payment plan, and pay for them wnile you are enjoying the use of them. All types and all sizes. SRINPASIANIABAS AMAA NS AAN SANS ANS AAAAAA BAAS ANAS 8 8 WA Ae AA an SSSLSSRSRRSSEAR ESSE SLES BES eaAS SAAN AS AAAAAN AS AA SAAR AAAAAAAAAS ASS ANS ASSN BAAS NBS RAAB BAS SBN RASS Ra iin ea cna a AAR AAAS 8 SARS RBA AS RAN AAAS © x SeeN WAN AA SARARN AAR AAAS **s w > = oS “ CS ARAN ARAN PX SSASSASN SSSSSSSSSASSSSLSSSSSSSESSS Free Mounting Service ‘ ‘ .SN * **s > SANS MAR DIADAINIAD DMO DH PMB Hp gar» pag» moa wwwwaw Moa ek es. Se Beoses x SAARC RRA E RR ES St. Louts’ Dependable Store iL? | o “ 3 oa: ee Riecmeacensc SOPODALAAAEEAEAD ED ODS SOOTAEPET SE SOPFPOPEEE OREO EEE EEE ne yy ete: ore et. On > = Ys AAPP4PAEAASELIPAEPEAF din a 1120-22-24-26-28-30 Olive St. WWW ddd edd dddddddddddddededededdddecdedddédd "ddd eee LE00Q0naA000000A00OO0O0@OQ0OQOQO0O0OQ0@OO00O0O0O0OOREAaCCOECcCEc0A0E@0A@AAAA Vn —oeenrreerreneneeneet maaan UMMM A Uh Pimms ; .. Job L. Welsh, Jr., of Phil- Mrs. Warner Jones, formerly Miss Mrs. Lawrence C. Fuller, of Miss Edna mm = daughter of Howard yy Mrs. Thomas L. Chad- YY Miss Adelaide Farr of a ‘ . O > , Ethel] Carhart, of New York Philadelphia. Y/ C. Brokaw, of New York. bourne of New York. Philadelphia. 1,.*, “% “tp We /, 7 Oy, MMe” uss Wty — ef WY. Ms Yn “YCrinping our FACTS ABOUT FORD PROFITS. re 44th x" seo “A*Aatasgens, (47, he eo Bes sescneea My BRICKS _ - FINDING OUT FACTS ABOUT FORD PROFITS IEEE EE a an aT P a Sy: " 4 G 7 $4 Ne " Gy Zt We, A Clearance of ee es . 1 Machines SNR ese ea NADADAD DAD AD ABRAM SSR ck WA RARSSRSA SRE SS RE SAA SAA SSR RRA A AAR AR SARA AAAS EAS VASA RAD SS SS RAAS SDS ‘\ » 4 . A - 4 "ga We “4 . “ ¥ ye ey as SR nn ; Se oy Sai y ee OLA Se Nop es ¢ — p “7 ‘ ¢ ‘ “ 4 : “ LP. Aa ‘ s - we v " 4 4 —s . — nn neem ate eh A ON CERT CLE EA eee eee CES CISL LOL E ELL ILL Ol CLE ELE E ES LEE A coe parton dadhadh CLIP OES lala nla Lahaina BE AIT RELI AE RAAT AES EELEALA SY ELA EEA EAR EEEL hd bh ~~ SSIES: ——N SK SA” . ee > od as - SSSSSSES SR ERERS Sey ees anaes &* WS gpproncacas aA =* as >: ha «* »~* . a . . ¢ .* > a . a* *. ‘ . . Ox) . . » Pe ‘ Pe +" : . ~ .* ~~ >” . . .* . .* ere .* , - oy e* . Hy .* oy .* . . .* > e >. Me , .** ~ >. > . be ¥ »* “te .*>* 7 . .* > aasss** » aanygs>t > ee fF agi io. ‘ * eneobinasss SSsesseed SSSSSSSSSS SSS SS RE SS ER Re wean MAAHINANHNHRN||N\HHHHHAA_-_-_Q\Q§j IV ig : “ WS a a a 7% ee ag = uh Ls pan senses’ ~‘ SO af i SSS WM WS WS = oe SSSASSSSARAS At Savings of $25 to $60 ~> — ; oo WP Oy Cmte yj algpagge pete Ca ee ~ SS WS aS RRS — awe LANDING A CATCH OF SHARA The growing use of the sharks hide has made the catching of that big fish a profitable undertaking. | i t fishermen a Scene at session of Federal Board of Tax Appeals in Weshinnaen 0 has been dig- Off the Florida coast fishe (WINS MID-WINTE Yy, ging up evidence as to the value*of Ford Motor Company stock as affecting the income this year are busy hunting them : down. This beane fe on a pier at TRAP SHOOT ‘ yay tax return of Senator Couzens. a a | | t, Y LL dddadddddédddééll Y s zm , Wy, ind t been discarded as useless. G, j i, Ke West. —Internationa) photo ; “ Pay Only — | me : | , ai - i Ze * 4 START OF DOG RACE WITH @) P : ihc i ct P ; a . v*. 4 , Medd VEEL, VMI Mh th he VM ee d | Y TEMPERATURE 42 DEGREES BE LOW Wy, Wa “t nea: m + Ahi —Yy : Wy a Son ONE Sere | yp Ye [7 ete tte tt AC OROED 8 CEI I WILL bh http VLLILULLLULI UYU ae YZ Cia ily , oeter None as -— GE ES A bs Uy, $ 5 “i ugg WZ MII IIII[IIIZZ_ Y ve : x , . 4 ‘ ey: ‘S * ~ _——— " FAAS F 44 Cash No need now to _ hesitate about the purchase of 4 standard make of Electric Washing Machine. You women who have realized + : ,. - se 3 Ree : what a joy it is to have one, . a eo. hy eae Ti a ee et but who have held off be- Misses. Picco = “ d > 42: be Va SSALASSRAAAALESAS VP ET wag ‘ YS, DW WRR@\™QYH . NN SQOny’s m the city’s ‘refuse Heretofore it SS SS ‘ ~ WQQQ Ph ~SSA09) . tse EA » . ~ * AR SS SAASAAAAS ES AACS . Then we will deliver one of » the floor samples and dem onstrators, each carrying Ba regular factory guarantee perfect service and satisfac tion Most of the weer known makes are represented in this sale, and you a go ‘wrong on the purchase any one of them. Am others, you will find: a... se ee SAS SAAAAAAS SARA .SAAS Px Xe ins” A, “8 > AS a nun AS”? >? a” SSSASYD WN \N ... . . . . . ** a CAN en VETER ETCETERA Cteeeere! 4... SSLASSAASSAAAAAAARASAS SS AAAAAAS s 5 SAA VANAAAANAAS MQ Mirage SS ASAAAAAAAAAS ee LAAAARRAAAAS . ‘ . S WY LX ~a% ss fa : PR RE RR LEE EERE SE RE ES EE ES G cnccuaaase*% & & > > > & be ee au & * _.. ee Thor Cylinders Hurley Vacuums Laundry Queen : | ~ Agitators ’ -. cy We ad Ses ae WU f, LLL LEE Vitti htt lds stihl tt ttl pill tt tii a RAW a « MOO OK a WN SSS a NY WO YY ~*% SS SARA AS SS SY cadietiensemmmmalnana I nn Mark Arie, ef Champaign, IIl., with some of trophies won at con- a held this year at Pinehurst, WS YN “—_ . OK 4 WHR d with Ask for a Free Demon® Dn ¢ er cone / | in Ye Home ai rht at court, after spending al price. stration.in Your ng hotel through failure to agree on IS Outfit. We Menu: the first day At their head is Louis’ oman sort Y Marsha) warning newspaper f. Wr ING TR hla not to », shoot. om . (ne ware ioepeae Ss ON - : mx a . ey -. < 4 —P A A , Nady ot . add yy wererrnrrrrrircer | 7 a - leaden i hacacctanaeaataaaaaied EEL, Peet Mititittttittiddtddla 2 ms yy Pil 4120. 23.24.26- “4-380 ore A - ~~ a — — , a ~ S 3 <i, WOE, Y) Scene at Pas, Manitoba, Canada, at apening of derby 2 120 miles in three heats. Emile St. Goddard won, in 11 hours and 27 minutes Wide World phote Neha) : IW | W WN WRERLALACOL ERR coded ngs: veeey aS seua' Neeson omen MOON ou 4 bs t¢ Pomme

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pS cS ERY GOS: tains > hee BRS eric -_ a ——- - ‘A New Mystery T hriji, By Carolyn Well errible Isolation, and opyright, 1927.) | Pleasantly With Pe | First Wife jase | | WHAT HAS GONE BEFORE. sent ERNE. pisces : MILDRED HARRIS. Death strikes GARRETT FOLSOM while swimming with a Pees See — an sain 1927. Reproduction Pro party of friends at Ocean Town, N. d. At the HOTEL MA- Bris ice va? a ae 5 ; THE WOMAN coonda. “ JUSACA, where they all had been guests, an inquiry is begun, . : | sos a after a doctor, perfunctorily examining him on the beach, pro- Py Z Go | OF IT T ‘ ahs re ao wa > ay, ) + hunter's horn guarvifeSnae : ao — oon a ys . a »~_ArA 4 Ses Soathere. i his father. CROYDON SEARS. ’ SIS rane is ik abo ritho yav show the It is decided to telegraph Folsom's sister, ANASTASIA, in eh ° ; silrer is; * ow ft ae New ,ork. Be PRL nits RNR NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY. CHAPTER VI. Ria ait hee Aj cack i ame: * 2 Ae sie AE Ree 5 ee? BRYN MAWR, ness, to the perme TR ee WY ould. paint er Bl intelligen nd sensi N01 isten thi rhe boss live buld paint her 5 loveliness of soul, lime be shining brightly ¢ 4 mists of doubt and dole & other way I'm taking her charms te tell, ment that I'm children loved hes simpler means thas her potent spell eal theres no resisting: 5 loved her well’ SY Do You k Kidneys should Me short time or they . . ae a pte es % Rae Lov a he ne. ere wn ro -, r > ~ a “a re Me J i t +s" A ¥ a ~~ “ AER RAE BE RN 80S MORTARS AE. Se Sat 2 . That all puddings Ti. 2 > A few tablespootfuh # butter creamed with @e ing Will give a delice Ln ~ eset) > 2 — Castors will not drop 7 . . 7 was ; : Bite: — gcc ~ s : ’ ' ai J aia ‘ id Tri us h lost labor, l@gs i? tha neled are jetrers in the desk. reputation, a ing to M . _ — | * othing —Carlyle. otiihen: aan . | ) > make him ¢ Lect glade igs oct B ne Esa: 8i . melted paraffin amd quickly put back new n the long uest valour Browne. ~ ———_t - OP Ors Se rs vr 1@ best way to keep good acte in memory is to refresh them with new.—Cato. © - . aie - ‘ (‘hords that brs" ay" @ deepest notes of woe. . ike == | the Skin Yam Mending the Wallpaper. C 7 — When you mend the wallpaper.{J DIMITTS MAGH o rectangular piece of The miraculous witd —makes the skin firm and white. Ie & i n't 4° a piece of paper from ren Pear - will leave an irregu- of hair! ao — ickness which prevents c ppingl - Es ae er baie : ~ The Retnrn to Nature Won't Go will blend mo: tly with the a ma Pe Pee. Bea : 3 7 ay ) : sical cleaiacts weltand: THAT Far! cesign — = ear @ SAIC, hed £ ine ay - > we esi Pr ¢ Lee Ban tut hte: é be ~ © be + on ; = ’ the patching as is usual- Gan ss, x ee SOc at your American weoman x aireacyv been pene : : arc Je ' ms . “rr 2 ’ 7 ef narure a':ore -e ‘a . - > - ~ ~- . ~ . -_— - » a ’ ; ¢ a oF » st - - = o a Faithful to Hi ti. - y Keeps the Children anew anc citeremt way—true tells that—and a startling fact about Folsom’s death wa of 1 m s all a . Pe a | Cold | , _— Roy seg seep a protection. Dispose of it as | p; . Contented on 7 a a iTo Re (Continued Who its it Carmelita finds in Folsom'’s raom? The next chapter anes vn a —————— “4 e easily as tissue Parking With Peggy Thrift in the Home. ADVERTISEMENT f AB eg BSE Raat Nee hl 2 and Stormy Ug i+ =~ ~ 3. liments——— : ip eco! : rn t i ‘the Wh ’ V ° z +B Davs when the 'irr’e ones fast n ul oe ) : nd . Y \ é Ty Hair of mischief. Ir is a shame they , Led. Of course ! An) oman can. || > St , ° C fe SE ald-time ) ' a a | | ee | [ } | ermine atelier Bigs ins: moses cn a) S 771 url .* bec ty. Mullion: ach will curb cheir resets By Jeanette Ye i By Edna Wallace riopper. are G : : : ne . : ; ; ‘ ‘ | : = . . . . obo: v > om 3 . ' £ : remarkable i“4r>e rPeriece - hald’s Have You ho O% ae sa 4 ‘ : es ie \ 2 ~~ « 2 , oS " + , e : . : m ’ i + H - ‘he Kid ™ ~ . : : ( ’ et. : a * ° = P - . | foes inn $s ” nvy ¢ untless gir! is no vy 8 in 10 bette: rourishin put . ome-made Shert None that count. everness i nat : ep P . ; ™ 4 ? A * " os by = ' ee : ‘ ‘ . . . - . o . oe What do vou do wi tly’? eee 5 as compiish thi 4 Discards as easily as tissue. No Ae, Ppivin | laundry. No embarrassment. - And then they settied down for a talk about ideale and amb + - toe ee h a * > | = né@ B&San PC . v. be “T want to go in there—and before his eister comes.” ew ee ext J > ene bee » ; a bl — Ps ‘Tes + one, ee F e* i . : ts ~ > & > ’ 7 Carmei!ta, i G ea ® wnat Frou re ask'ne lr Some on street > ‘ mem than wiilin ~~ ou hare the ker. bet thi om $ 00 PER WEEK : G4 (i) Dea ut -* a0 °'r“tanm Sherbet aa & i ‘ ; . — " . P .. . — m a. « : . - a , leok—ter you to go into his room The prevalence oe “pth gs pope THE CITY DAIRIES COMPA Y ear Someone tm St. Louis may be leok- “Nobody will see m Oe Tarr caref:' ~ rt my -aA uns 1 Scarlet Val’ 7 , = ; : . : a _— " \ ‘ - ° me -~- ‘a ; : -" : ' f the repert Ai get you what vor ant. Teil me what it is } :leavre “™GINES in ® shades of green REPAIRS and RENTALS ‘os pe is : Narantee | weft. poe am be cena pig Ae _A Furnas Plant . pomething in there? Phen t \r godets and embroidery ef brigh: ; HUmbelt 1289 > WIth hb at yours ff tt ts advertised in the rn byeliow, , today_ag my Dn SD PORT See art ae —— ; lenve it with yeur pearest druggist. Fa :

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1927, FEBRUARY 4. Sa ee - _ THE RHYMINg —.. Her Portrait Ff wished to sing her J an her kKindliness of soul, devotion to dull duty ‘ chose to show the whole, hows the story fashion, Weaving singing lines all her tender os passion, grace that throy action shines?- Would I qu patient gladness, name the cheer she lent to the beings with sadness, to the poor ang content’ Though thege would paint her lightly, show lovéliness of soul, limn her shining brightly through mists of doubt and dole, there’, ment that I’m making: ‘children loved her wellt simpler means than listing her potent spell, and it -|there’s no resisting: “All the dren loved her well!” Do You Know— Kidneys should be cooked | a short time or they become tes 2 * *. “All That all puddings eg milk and eggs, like Custard | rice, must cook slowly to be and creamy?_ * | = A few tablespoonfuls of butter creamed with the cookies? . al - Castors will not drop out of *ilegs if the holes are ; melted paraffin and quickly put back the into plae Dimitt'S Nagel Jeu the Skin Youn | DIMITT’S MAGIC TOUCH The miraculous witch-hazel —makes the skin naturally firm and white. It is not sticky greasy—won’t promote the of hair! A perfect powder prevents chapping! 50c at your druggists= DIMITT’S MAGIC TO — It keeps the skin young! eps the Children Contented on Cold ! and Stormy Days. when the lieele ones just seem fullf ischicf. It is a shame they must stay rs but the promise of Ice Cream for | h will curb their rescless spirits ream isthe perfece child's food— ‘ ishing- ~pure and ecortomical. It ; Id be a part of their daily diet—ber it builds strong bodies. Our nearest; is always ready co deliver it Lo yOu, Ways of Serving. : for our valuable Booklet of ments — and novel methods of serving . Ie will be mailed co you 00 8 ost Particular People Prefer se ES COMPANY ! s Plant wad OPTIMIST ~ By Aline Michaelig™ other way I'm tuking, by its fs her charms to tell, just one ' ing will give a delicious flaygp: filled 4 Meal leog W ate Luxe” hy — — ne * ann seitioe ree a> ~ Se ar On tbe 7 ~~ he Src e ae Bote ee atte - ~ Se ee ee pon wn * 3 ae ~ OA See FE ONO 2 Mn ape OU eee gt " eee Shee I. Senate ayer dr engtenwelte Soand ee en ee ° ‘ - _—_— —_o— seinen eae ain. ee Oe PA eee LO POO aE AEG AG OT Hl ten oe Ne ne eae ere Dead ~ i a re sare vain, aes a LN RE I me i ag ae emt me - ORE pee ee nt na ee ee

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FRIDAY EVENT PAGE 50 sernat The St. Louis Post-Dispatch Daily Magazine = PoBRUART @ ~ TI. NT The Greatest Story in the World _—— MEDITATIONS ||) et peeereslpeteeitill ieee eee | Ge —OF A— ‘a The Post-Dispatch reserves t MARRIED \ OMAN CANAY' — == =¥ SS —— - : : onal and telephone calls ¢ : | \ 7 = = = —————— mm Fee attention, except lettena o | A == 3 3 ——— : 7 git when accompanied = ih} 1} | ] WH) - e« w.—You ean find the a tion regarding the Buffalo ' By HELEN ROWLAND ed sincerity -onsulting a Buffalo at the Public, Li- by’ ro? = “nformation about the au- he average woman is a born If she happens to be childless, her husband is a marked man and = — as helpless in her hands as a prize kitten. = = a = — — —— ! . You may obtain the ° . . os —$— : ; , informatiog from the - “ = nee : = = Jyreau in the Railw ay : 2 : = ——— - Ruilding. You should , | ;, us for help on school A feminine ‘‘coddier”’ can take a hard-boiled he-man and trans- | | She under- : — 3 — - = | his self-reliance and deliberately turns | : | ; : a _aonnee aaa Town Club has f. him into a denendent who ec ot find his own razor. open his own | At into the serpent, Be- the days of thy life: and I will put enmity between And to Adim He said, In the sweat of thy face Therefore the Lord God sent him forth in po Ry see ne iii ii t*iit a | as P } ° an , " ee F ‘ - a. P ra reinenpnive!l Abie hicago (266m-1130kc)—6 of We etroit, (352.7m- 20ke)—~F gale You might have @ red and biue meio equgges = “eed ; they came from the man who had Service Period or ee Se ‘ital, Edward Benedict AM th eremony performed to K aa ya a i . ‘) . ¢ a — yer pay trin orehestr ‘ : ‘aTe i¢ : ; | G4 ; ) and green and { SE |made amusing love to me at the ——— NF_ Shenandoah (461.3m-650ke)—7 :30 nets: 9. Lyric trio. orchestra. Gers a a parents and shatters his self-reliance. P ’ ge PF yet : 17 -00 A M Ss. S&S. lesson. rude ardyman, Clarence Sullivan: 12, ‘a your a. @ clouds les supper —and when | got into the} as . ° ° Louis (546.1m-550ke)—7:15, orchestra *x' x x xk & 7 a T F . ° | were black and Caer a PM ; ‘room I tore off mv clothes and Monday, Wednesday and ihle class, conductéd by Kev. A. P. AA. Dallas (475.0m-8630ke) 6°30 | ; ee erried the American citizen be- $ . P Ss. veo Wide Y, *— ‘“e , : “" e ‘eal ers ]) - f rai UE + | in Cli it, rvice Tem i] em ‘ > . ae | he can’t SS a ee ee te ee d ! theew the Helete eut of the ete Friday oon en: ntralto aelos, Josephine orch . 2 . service, Temple En - Bee Sept. 22. 192°? she would be 3 ue ih 4 r ie ce Ge ee Betty Crocker Gold Medal [jj _ ~"Meim': wae ane ; , sidered a citizen, not other- eet out of her sight and find a WORM for himself. And if h : Aes ae wr $ dow and cried and cried and cried*/ |] Talks KFYE, St. Louisa (: O0KC ) = iN. Chicago (302. Sm-990ke } — 6:3 “d — ‘ " i “| a. SOM OIC | . de pot ntom vic ith: "s : _ : w) f Se” = . m . i } : : he. . . a : as . moa | pigs married again, but I never really Friday, Feb. 4 symphony; 10, studio program concert. — g puld be rie ee loved the man I married. He was 8:00 P. M. KH, ag? wo (405 so Aa age. WHO, Des Moines (526m-570kc) > not be Hable, unless she flutterings. She the Pee ‘Wim i} Just a sort of anodyne to me to South Sea Islanders. Ellis- So ee Se GEES: Sh. eee MP Miesked him to sign for her. : | he ben him halieva that| (eee mete” Fe eee jf] ;|make me forget, and then hej/|/ tula, Fair Hawaii, Stars and ||//KMA Shenandoah (461m-650kc) "eee i to a a oe sy Seb © a > — She ee ee reduces him to a petted pup—and then she makes him bDéileve that) turned out utterly unworthy—and | Stripes Forever (two guitars), dance orchestra. sam le ‘alee - sess Tacs 810ke) e (H pees , 2s by falling on the eee : . . Am itn Your Arms [MOX. St. Louis 280.2m-1070kc)—6, re SS eetonias Lit Se - ud : ght sue the property © , . ~~ 1 sé + ’ +> « ; hoe , } dd y Y) te ee ‘ac | “ rhe Pyyt] 1 c- % | 5 a nse : : . he has Mmarrit d t! a one W oman in Lne world to W hon inf OW ae 5 1 x S er y I i ’ Days F ree Service of ; * trol of the Government. who breaks his heart, Dut t! AY I . ey . ‘= ' 1] “4 — Lange s orchestra; lv. orchestra. Wh fhe oe "2 len. 27ire ~ . , ‘ reaks his spir 1 lake: calm and still and tali | me? . : = WLS. Chicago (344.0m-87,0kei - May | and breaks his : : a 63 :, i i t the ie : 8:30 M. BOA, Denver 322.4m-30kc)—vP, orchestra; and June; . trio: 10, Show boat. “ : ou cannot stop the rowing and | re? ry) i r re Bi } 14 } i) . as i¢ , } ’ ™ ; bd r) | “ - . ’ t : . i * S mit Oo! £ ( lt) ae an abies. The bones saften, the enlarge, teething is de- He who would not hie duties shirk something I simp! See n't stand, |faded and the little cottage grew (Copyright. 1927.) | | Moints y yed and the soft part of the ‘s head stays soft Poor ap- Must learn to plan as well as work. sores) Sr ae coe * agen | | Th O Ke Il VN i] naure Inc Irienas ff . ] by ni e new Ray-O-Vac 3-ce ee Dene oto ye enatipealiana -——Chatterer the Red Squirrel. i a “ er . . . ‘ : I chaa Pat i ; N ii > HATTERER the Red Squtrrel , was throw my Wfe away. and | " ; - so C wasted no time now. You will | y , ie ME rot friends stepped in a told | 300- oot —* " — : =—— a remember that he had discov- | \ ’ - ay ; Me ’ him wha 9 fool h mwas et n | Co” aes -_-—-- ered a store of beechnuts safely | ; A he ’ me ruin his life And finally ° ° . ¢ . . hidden away in a hollow in a tall, | dein ; divorce, OCUSINY potlight _— . arriage Licenses dead stump of a tree, and that he Hh wh a ; “T'll never | ; — y ? Bi : irths Recorded . | *. Burial Permits was certain that the very beechnuts | RS ; cree Was nanded to Me. | . had been taken from one of his. , . “Tt was in a citv far away. ; complete with batteries store-houses. Chatterer climbed up had friends there 91 they _{ 7 entrance hole, a ttle round doo ran y af ; ining nd » went to tl! theater | | ~ ~ g MARRIAGE LICENSES. way. His head almost filled it. He as jand te upp afterward. v , ubite SOLS N. Broadway looked this wavy, he looked that | - : = f ‘ock, hHiack net and fet it |; ~ —— | ' a Ps: J418 N. Twenty-second ) | , | Was —-very lart | Fit) itstatil 1h)! | | 4 Miller 1227 N. ‘Twentieth Gar ; ) ; ; § ' ‘ 2 : > * : 4 : ’ : : ae ee ee besgnoprte «turd ike ee a en 2 pet LONE GLEE ROG CE ae sie iy A way, he looked up, he looked down, ph (-_ wa ery sm; and @®narkling an | hi, | he looked around and around. Then | 3 ;}kKnowing—and they all told me hoy fr) a a r. Meyer.« | 4 Anes ae i : . . , = ty ; | ? i : : ’ ~ feyer .«. Ora), St ; he chuckled. No one was. in sight. | FZ inicee T looked, We all laughed and Ml P = ae 301A ; tla A. Hertzing oOls Gls soe No one knew that he was there. were very fay. aE Oh | AY : . + Peeples ...«..East St. Louls He disappeared. In a minute he And one of the ™en at the ANY ! ERE is a 300-ft focusin ) ) A pttmasi ...-Dupe, Hl noked his head out arain. This | — ‘supper made amusing. love to me, im, 't ys Ae : 8 D iY FA) Ra RE ae "ates Thirteenth : we nal a “ ——=> and T felt , Nl1leEeEr tc i Bun " Hf . ° TAs ( AYO % en Van x. OIG N. Thirteenth time he looked as if he had the | ' t 50 QUucer ) think that I | . spotlight that sells for little Rye i vk 4 — | ler ........6301 Deloiar a pal ta | p Se! eld ... 1422 Hamilton mumps. Once more those bright was tree to permit it. : WU i Wh | : NHR | | more than half the price formerly FLASHLIGHT : Les : 2909 Semple eves of his looked in every direc- He scam pered acTos? the Snow, a “J went home aft half-past one . . ‘4g | ii | tion. Then Chatterer climbed out little red spot against the Hitt : a | #5 charged for a 3-cell spotlight. . fret De: Sec and ran quickly down that trea. whiteness | ! ' | i he \ * , elit H . Lo 4 ae : a ane bn Sie ecampered across the snow— : Wy). . ; It has a new and exclusive lock- rT Sng oe : . ; ’ if Heaa ss a little red spot against its white-| low stump, and Ill wait. Yes, str, Vat me : G e n e a a | . . removed Ls i leffer 1 . | “ lefferson Barracks | . y ing switch that can be A : | Fae coe... Sethenan Ee He likes the snow, but just/| I'll wait. I think I know now who 5605 Etzel | ness. ry} é then he would have liked it better; stole my beechnuts I wonder I Hen DU | P I . . " , 4 - | u r p oO S e€ for c ing, ~~ = lace Ras manne BAC eed : 4 ON. cee. ss One Eee te ~ finn” nse ee nO ee ee ee ~& - eee ee — ae a i ne - ————S ee ee 8 eee —— ee ~ eee ote a . —_ + eee me were had there been no snow. He would] didn’t think of him before. But : . \ i | iy 2 ) P a. 5 ’ , have liked it better if the ground| lll have to wait until dark to make : ment in a moment's time, yet 18 RANCH SAT TERY COMPANY m8. Ethel Carino 7 “937A atlanti iny » ' y 4 . ° “A OtSOm- WIG CONS) hen Pa . sa ee Nie Wii" gs as simple and convenient to work : Bt Meeger .***: : St Loe > f a | | : + o> oe ae 401° Lawton "=> had merely a covering of dead | sure lie won't come in thi (Lik! brown leaves. But he had to makej|time. That much I know. When the best of things as they were.| he does come he'll get a little : as the light switch on your wall +a | ca toa | So he scampered swiftiy across the| prise. It won't be so pleasant a A tai “i : iB ler ee }. | j “ke ' ... 8868 Thomag 4 wa vilg socorees O808 Thotiag d disappeared under some] Surprise for him as the s h ; ; | and di ‘(COR For operation in all sockets of receivers The lens is of purest, clearest BEATA | Beg Cohen bOS7A Vernon snow sLILA Thome young hemlock frees, Ina moment had when J] found these sweet a)! \& fh , - ° , a : ' ne was back again, hurrying to that| beechnuts. My, but they are good! |9 ) i . using 5-volt tubes, CX-302A is unex- glass specially compounded for AVA AWALe | | ; abim wee ee es , ; : - - UAE. BY : en) F ~~ aBCe .25632 U celled in the general purpose field. spotlight use. An octagonal rim : ‘ ; ah eweseeee B21 Cla : . vy bal . ..- 2041 Olive tall. dead stump. Hie no longer|! would like te sit right down and a ee oe | looked as if he had the Miu ps, Up eat mnhiy ful his very minute. But : ' | N Hi hl ° ® ee eeeaned, hastily looked around, | Tat would be a silly thing to dq. | ; ignly efficient, long-lived, with the prevents rolling when lying on a ms *secccccces OLS LAWie then disappeared inside. It Was Phere will be time enough to eat} M strength t all : ° 7 "KOT meeee- St. Louis County but a moment before he was out ftfer I have all these beechnuts | ¢ From the ° o> meee requirements, this flat surface. The reflector has a = . ; a we 0600006 sae ; tube is one of the most popular types in highly polished silver surface en- = ets Strowcer’ "1000 N. Pettionea : “308 Wash again and once more he looked as midds n where no One else will find |= me if he had the mumps. He did just them.” Clear Glass Tube the radio | worl % | ; Pi Te Aaete | d today cased so that it need never be bry pn Randolph, 22122308 Waa D4 4 ‘ . . : “ast 4 I sult your radio dealer. He will touched when changing lamps. ranch ee cua Mr le Gr Wag nm as he had done before—ho scam After a while Chatterer reached The secret of complete wave- oe Bers ee . . ~ * Pa Repeal ele A ee er ey er ~ * et ~*~

ee ty, A ye Ss ee SY Lhhd hb» 4 My Vif oh pered across the snow and disap. the bottom of that hollow. Not one length control, accurate pres- . »rmiloc "hen |] Single little three-sided beachnie peared under the hemlocks. When _ hnut | \ i ° : ent he reappeared he looked Just as; W&s left. When he had made sure a aan of all sonee volume 7 tell you the right combination of Cun- Th h d : b] allowin tNCH BATTERY COMPANT a squirrel should look. Of course,|0f this he left the old tree and |= Pi on ne ict RY ningham Radio Tubes for receiver, Mitac okies ~ . eran vou have guessed what he was do-| Started for home. It was quite q | = Suite Sines tebe 3 use as a candle. The case is se rT) tre t ._ ” gee : may . = ~ 194 - ing. lie was taking those beech. | ‘ong way, but he had to get there |= ee , a al ms CX-302A end fourteen other typ . ° . 3-27-) 1i-15- ae ’ At Belleville, , nuts out of that hollow in the taly,| ‘0 make sure that none of his oth- | enauanmen Of “vilvering’’. ANY in the erange and blue carton heavily nickel | ; Pity OUsKy— Alena’ Mey Crance, dead stump, and he was hiding|°" storehouses had been found and | a 4 with a plate volrace range : 5 rol S (i%- : tli . 5 >t A them under those low-growing 'robbed while he was away He | from 45 to 250 volts “i E. _ CUNNI G This new Spo ght 1s made by si, joe: r . hemlocks, where few were likely{| knew that he couldn’t possibly N HAM, Inc. | a L healer. 3 cmeean the makers of the famous Ray- & “At nawarasime: posstble with any other 201A to venture. sleep easy without knowing this. |= full capac : , ae Gages = pacity performance . ' PoE He wf And all the way there he chuc _—— == O-Vac radio batteries and it is = Sete Mary Hand, Springfield, . . . 2 Abernar? y— equinped with Ray-O-Vac bat- e AS Zearling Emory, @t. ey Lda vA hi mG - ae - [ Me . Se —— ~S “ he a~> ssf SS Uf ana SASS - rs oe . ea tee Ee Gas 7 8 te ep pee + . \\ . °) ir oe ' LAseed =e 5 ee ag tate \\\ type tube) assures, at last— As he worked he talked to him-| | shuckled | ===} from your receiver. : because he had found his mice} = ts , self, a way Chatterer has of doing a a Long-lived, non-deteri- : beechnuts, he had discovered sometimes. You know there are fed is ae , fy. 48 MaDonald. Venice people who, when they can get no had taken them, and he wea : 4 ’ ame ae ~ Y ter; Th be . he COMPLETE eRe. 2 M4, : ~~ | ning a surprise for that S —s" , eries, too. ese ttenies ve +A. em. \.. Loule—Trula Mae one else to listen, will listen to One, 4 > ment. Prices no higher. = : | } (Copy 1927.) Up N= P| DISTRIBUTORS staying power. BATTERY = ®IRTHs RECORDED. themselves, So Chatterer worked ; prright, Iusest upon the clear and talked to himself, when he Ollcioth } == glass tube im the blue =—\ WN ° i nn HOTS. , ilcloth Material. = | Ray-O-Vac spotlights and bat- TE Killebreg an AY ee - eviin. . a “4 = lai didn’t have his mouth full. aud oranse box : é : =—{7A ° - "RAOe mn teries are sold by flashlight deal- FRENCH BATTER Wenrre! Ma O/T Om-wiscom Sim ‘ ~ “T"ll get all these nice beeo LONDON.—Oilcloth, once used | PS 4 eechnuts xed WN Distritbated by fis out of here, said he. a iy | get them only for floor coy ering p rposes ~ AY : sf ae | z es, > Rice. Stix Dry Goeds Ca. » on i ; = oe 3 RADIO ers everywhere. Be sure to ask al] out and hidden away fust asiis now becoming a fashionable - by meee Ay. : . ° a ’ . saaaies n Sira ° . a - ' soon as lcan. I don't belleve any- | clothing materia! London’ ; VAY 2665 Leones Bivd. — f, th b th Ra -O-V body will look for them under those feature ne West ZZ@\ — Whotenle Bacio, ROY ATWATER KENT RADIOS AND | ee Eind sfOres are Ce; “ring ’ a hemlock trees, so I'l] leave them | ring a it- if =A of ; there only until I can find a really | icant Rarely Fs | MAJESTIC ELIMINATORS | FRENCH BATTERY COMPANY rs | SS for fancy dress attira, curtains and Wy ; safe place to put them. Ww ee uty » SSrtains and ; get afl these beechnuts out and | ue? SOwne but eo far it has not | N : MADISON, WISCONSIN (been used fo t ar = — Ridden Til run over home and sce| other tine creer ene Ane | rown a U Aise makers of flashlights and batteries hi , other floor covering, felt. also has |E£ = @ f fias lag hemo “0 oe right rag been pressed into personal service |b The Cicax-Glass Tube | 1504 PINE ST ST and igusties betters . cx Here and I'll/ and is being tried for the Hine | Le | 4 LO making 2277 Ww ° ° UIS, MO | ' ’ . | curl up tn that bed up in that hol- of vanity bags. é 7 he mi MADE iw U.S.A weight oilcioth in various eo)

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FRIDAY EVENING FEBRUARY 4. 1997 ee Nae ia a a : : FRIDAY EV E} ING. Ak Str aaes : FEBRUARY 4. 1927. ee 6 Ee «teh ClapmmatnDnmee atm — A as the week occurred «§ dates before the use | gorian calendar manac contains a table thats 10WS the days of the week for tne Gre- gorian calendar. Mm A. A. H—lIf you are planning - a Valentine party for couples you Town Club oa? 4i may give the invitations by tele- fr t and the high) phone or write them on heart- on ne night yee | shaped note paper. Decorations » ae : ne _ a P rv ry ' . —a 7 - RrounG irom whence y : the swimmihs |. all sorts may be purchased To! he table the n tl ate et Rell pa Le poms and thé sAogeg in . 7! — = = se . TY | | ee 2. s|4 f= = A —— Bopols you ut their regular| 4). tmen tores, Games should >? tL / 1: / SZ TZ ea Itt x a > TA asa Ss ae v7, oe tion for y= ' : * Lr, antin Ss aril YOu an ty = - ‘ « MEG ao = ; * : . a 5 . ; — - _ a Na Banani - - >= > Lae Ma a : 44 ha Vad Cf) dh VER.—lIn the am, 20 in : ind many of them d ay ye angel ‘ tong ae 1 j ) the cnan re irom the Gregorian nde | ou many consult mi m file at the Public] or in fancy paper Ben vat consult an encyclo-!| freshments for the late evening Sn, aed les Rin arious Kinds of 67, pag dl aid | ere ee “sandwiches, coffee ELLA CINDERS—By BILL CONSELMAN AND CHARLIE PLUMB and Kitteng MANY THANAS. — =] oe S20kc)—7, MGM Te married. You might have a fi jot the man re! isc said bicaced BROKE Iti Pig «= THE FIRST CAVE [ COME S MOZNT CARIN SEM TO, WITH A’ GHASTLY BWE 3 y 1ony performe( ‘ at -* sd : : EET RS TRL re a ea oe . . fees cur parents. ee ee nerty Belk Se OLE MLM) ba PT | INQONIG FOW-NwOWIAY! —_ aITHER— LIGHT ——. Ps re . : ca wnt ‘am inot share in any property neid D5 ; fd rx Landed eae. xee F. ee citicen be- your husband 2 his brotl the “ P ca ale det 1929 ghe would be) Joint tenants. | iid a ei een he rere re “ Fe re xa Sey oe arte: - Sass eden Ls ~~ sip: tare ease sha Ss You may obtain the -_ ia from the informatiod n the ae Bureau in the Railway & Building. you eric iid us for help on schoo) Es, cs od . - pean ee ed Pe) Rn Nig TE ER EE ee SO ‘ 4 . ce . ‘ : sent him tort Publi ay ¢ sar j la} appeal 4 »>at ] Y res just now. ‘ : Sept. «-.. 4 died 4 would y ‘ 7 Lot other- 1éa 1% iP geidered a citizen, not ‘brother. If the _ by the men as ten: y Mo M—The man who forged) uu would receive wife's name on the note might) husband's share. the ; prosecuted for forgery. He going te his hildren be held Mable for the full) cniidren. to his rela ment of the note, the wile) should show the deed Mabeid@ not be liable. unieSS She) ..p o« [it . ise : 9 fo Se : ; * =" . f get him to sign for her. | HELEN S. — The man may | b Vlee | PRE TT Ma , Somay dag pereen talures | prosecuted for bigamy, depend ' on the Ice-cove 2‘® ion the circumstance r the pat A the property owner for theuiar case. The first ife is D WITH ELLA, mag’ the property OWNECr) cti1] legally entitled to live with So | | , negligent in clearing the “yee Mey | to wa supported by hir ANID LASKIE’S , Co ee | i. , ( ik. You should consult a law-/ yi, could not decide to stay single MOUTHS AS OPEN AS ea ts : MIflrn , : : r. | but would have to obtain a d THEIR EARS Lik ~ ' , | “s2Pay +. iia y ¥, r WILLA RD na © the river {s | vorce or be div cec ¥ ue Li t y Ar " ’ = ; he i os > ' ve i J Gy, Kye ; j = = =~ ‘ 2 - » in » river the Govern-j| wife could not do anything ex : ~ ‘. cept prosecute him for bigamy | Purchased at Any of the D = ag 7 [EDICAL QUESTIONS 8 STAR SQUARE ee ee. : Health and sanitation questions of public interest only will be con- TO idered. Diagnosis or treatment of individual cases will not be given. STORES ere | ee | DUMB DORA—By YOUNG Authorized Dealers DAILY on epigees a 5 haboaghee ternating With diarrhea usually RCA Radiolas toss f weight are sh gli reat amounts of sunlight. and Ue: \ aa rr A@ ‘ . amon a a = Freshman Masterpiece Me™ Shout operation | Te8h air, daily bathing, proper aiEIGODS, — DONT You si ANYTHING SAY, ROD, pe te prin = DORA, THIS IS OH, DELIGHTED - IT DONT DANCE, py mor . a. hou 98 emembered that lj roll. s ent * gam , mphe ~ at¢ ‘i ay baat “YY ' in} - ' N S a O& . Crosley—Freed-Eisemannit,t 0's, be remembered that) liver oil, syrup of lactophosphates, i BOTASTUON f* YOULL TURN INTO A Boox DANCING ‘TO . TAS WILL SOE BENTLEY- AND, ROD. THIS IS || BuT WE CA a Vv 5 E z : : | SL: ie seeking and | 12. 0,05 odide of iron, lime wa- | ct'm’ 60In61o GET ADATE For AND SAN, CAN Nou GES Be MN First] KO \S AND TALK - IVE RNG oO Bae fe Oe SE oe oe oe ae SE We ee 08's be lost in seeking and ter and other medicines. The chit PRT Sa e SAN peep is oY Fit MISS EVANS, WHO : Sue AINT SO aining proper treatme: vou describe iously ill an s ! *HOU-TONIGHT ® ort ANOTHER FELLOW: DATE r- 1 B YOUR BEEN TRYING ; : NOw) PMUCH WORRIED. — Restle should be under the- car ? jer at | ; YU NEW | WILL v U C RAGE’ DUMB 0 p, profuse sweating about th physician A premature = chil j wag BRINGING ™m PARTNER FoR “TO EN COOK AS 4h, pad, digestive and nervous dis-/| should not be considered as old as GIREELIEND : THE EVENING hai \ , : . , 17 bances and some Slight fe a full-term + . s/f a) \ isd i8h4 s are syinptoms of rickets in| are alWways one or two months b Mbies. The bones soften, hind a normal chil in avelo y pints enliarea teething is 1é ij ent, dependin OT? ] ~ Ir@ermrme If . “ f . ro ; . a ‘OU ‘ ‘* so) ri ° 7 j - » mred and the soft part ol ) ley at our cnild ¢ i : * _ = o m- . ‘TT, ‘ r ss? > . | 7 7 ' \ P by’s head stays soft Poor ap-/; is constipating an: nou e Core | 1 “ec vy vour Vsician a mee. Tt i . ‘ — ~ — - ; . ss \e j > ' , vf / 40 afe i ; VL = awti r ‘ ’ eat? a @ — ri o? tite, excessive constipation, al-! —— ~~ “ - , cS ee . e £4. nd arriage Licenses = Births R ded 34 I] $ ecor ¢ lr tay at ‘Coll — Bay aa. 64 ° ° iT P. and C. Sanderbeck. 2034 Geyer. urial Permits (2 ¥.a:¢.6 Garver "4548 nay MARRIAGE LICENSES. ines pep ak Stubites .3615 N. Broadway | .3418 N. Twenty-second LT N Twentieth ae pe ats i2S7: N. Twentieth : >i aie BURIAL PERMITS. 4010A St. Louis - oe 51: Tut 2914 Glasgow | ay’ a Oe e : Fast &t. Leouls souneeee, 31 916 N. Thirteenth | iook. .916 N. Thirteenth 6301 Delmar 1422 Hamilton “8090 Semple > o>!) oe beaumon 4406 Walnu * m 2 . * “ A AE Ee A ta att a ; 4 CHic Youas , = '} Stanislawa Santorské l, 2708 N. 10th meee TTT YUV'Y Dh J, — TT ; | Re Mase, "HS. 2028 Unbveraity, wen. : | / This Sounds INTERESTING — Twonner. HIM /T beieve tLe ANSWER 1T~ lanaral | l DON T GET MUCH MAIL ANY MORE. i WHO “THis BIRD tS 7? HE EVIDENTLY KNOWS Hil SOMETHING TELLS ME 1M SINCE T RETIRED FROM SELLING CARS — \ L PRETTY MUCH WHAT HE'S “TALKING ABOUT [Z DUE To A HELPING FROM | FoR HE SAYS HE KNowS 1M A MAN OF LADY Luc Mt ft THis LETTER MUST HAVE CoME To | oy : ME BY MISTAKE —OR THERE MUST BE — — KEEN BUSINESS JUDGEMENT —~ -, “as - merry - FF | | WF, ANOTHER JOE JINKS! - Pines as at aI — lh ana ire eign . = ieee tla ilid satel deed Rennie nie eed TA cen teh othe hee tans Ee ae ee eee ee eee er. ae ens em pen wine ale & > pine na ’ ee a oe ve Caen, Gy gree ws - bby tite tear Na we ~~ an astes r & f Vaterma! Steamship Movements. Ais. | : 170 | ra st | | : : C om Ry the Associated Press BILLA 8 Sr idscombe. ..2532 University Arrived. U RMBY seee.eese.3521 Clark) Santos, Feb. 8, Asturias, from} sae t os 'New York. ®*e¢eerewUTod Po. ' i‘ - Bt. Louls Counts Bremen, Feb. 8, Republic, New » 4026 Gravois York. Gibraltar, Feb. -8, Homeria, New sti ° ' z j a r) 4 iJ York. F 4 é Rand ry} a 2 , AS ‘ Funchal. Fe b. 3. Scythia, New ii F r r Z ext ° = " aw + & ij . "a ' ; r ¢ . ‘ . , “4 - , . » Pr } | q } : At Fast st. Louis. York. \\ “44% = . : pi tha . ros . * » — ~ ses — paspealnde | a ; 1. % on La ~ £ , dD. 2 ' \ in im “ sal n ~ Hy A@thony. 2f07 wh — | Jefferson City-—Cloudy, roads | fog Hein. a3 4iy Qrenereer. good. | Se _. ’ r hi . ¢ Mout. 6224 bench Columbia—Raining, roads mud- | dy. | Mober’y—Cloudy, roads muddy. tian | Kansas City- <lear. rog@ds fair. Coleman. | Springfield—Drizziing, roads wet. | Cape Girardeau—Cloudy, roads HP Le, = lel ¢ ; : rh = y . a¥. ] ; | fair Sedatia——Cloudy, after showers: | roa€s soft. | Hannibal—Cloudy, roads mudé4yvy. | 7 ait oh Poplar’ Bluff—Cloudy roads | —— ; PP) Be ee | | good. Riis i - ; ; . 3 kd ENG eB | ANE BUSH WALERUO

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He tey —_ — a eps ——4 tw TOLD YOvu- YUST TAP JODCE {| | | BLOT WITH A BRICK-NO VIOLENCE ; ENOUGH TO KEEP HIM OUT OF | +4 —— APRDOIN TED ( (1, 0O-1LL OO IT ITHE FIRST THING | Fag i WELL- 1 KIN RELY ON IN THE MORNEN’S | —s — ~ — | AEE | eae 2 4 ‘ _ > i. “ , eS My, ened = * “a : ae j 3 ~~ ao 4 a Se . - a - =~ a oe So eee — : : ’ = ; LS —_ | mic GAFFNEY- ANY THING FOR TEN |} HED DOO | ASSAY ee SRVViVIsVWs BRINGING UP FATHER—By GEORGE McMANUS COMG FRIDAY, FEBRUARY ¢% —— eo es —_ ee _ — ———~ . —_—-- - _ A A Neen eee 7 TP necs- YOURE AS GOOD AS AMBASSADOR: | 4 | JUDGE BLOT WAS STRUCK BY AN AUTO AN : if. ‘> LAID THE PRESIDENT Wict PICK’ iN F UP SO YOu 4RE THE ONE a oe : ; —— F744 ' ‘ . SAY- DINTY- “it iit i 4 rah ¥; y FIND Ms CAFFNEY.- ‘HES COT TEN DOL , BELONGIN TO Mp! HT 25 ¥ Te CARTOON FOLLIES OF 1927—By RUBE-GOLDBERG j “ {ned ‘ ‘ ’ “A ve is j > i Se San } 1" ¢ vi 3 i — = The ii ivs b 24 YS nN ,~ \ 4 ~ ~ " tO ¢ +4. i i ze ‘ ‘ _ 7 Hie ‘ = N +3) + » \ Ai iV ‘ _ e LUKEANDHISUKE __ | | T WAS TOLB WHEAI I WEAST TO BOY A AT A STABLE NEAR THE TOWAI, ““SoaAYT TAKE THE ONE ID THE MISBLE *CAUSE THE REST WILL ALL FALL Boway » ee HORSE &, poe, Sw e J fi 4 Sa = . aww s | oe Oe aa ee. —_— -: HOLLY More Music in 5¢t. Classified Musical Ads DISPATCH im 1926. MORE than m ALL Louis newspapers CO! 11,405 5,732 132 EE ecm oe NO. 151. — ‘mum Penalties, Total-. | | Bing 60 Years on Four FAMOUS TROUBLE MAKERS TaecRvA GASSA THE AFTERNIOCOA) TEA- SIA\CE —_—. WAG SRIGINATS a ® : TS = s : Holding Out.” “Shaw Fond of Children.” q Demonstrating that there is som: He has al ks Of a g BEGiNDAYING evcCRT WOM AAYS 2 good in everyone leaguer. Sign TmMEPLTATICAD RAS BOOS TORAS TOS cai : | SHREDS —AASB ACU) THAT COCKTAILS meg | HAVE GRADLALLY TARGA) THE PLACE KRAZY KAT—By HERRIMAN | OF TEA THE INSTITUTION HAS & DENSGLOPED INTO ACTUAL PAYSICAR it WARFARE. Eee : TOMBOY TAYLOR—By FONTAINE FOX — CAN YOU BEAT IT?—By MAURICE KETTEN TOMBOY TAYLOR AND HER AIR RIFLE RENDERED rer a PuTT Wheel! Hest sac en [VE Put wes Ceres ASS A82 ou pe NSA SEAR Sop). ee a DURING HIS PUNISHMENT OF EDDIE. DOING 2 py |) PRESSER , |> > ANS _—— 3 mg 3, qtenna bv Awe Pate ar. Ge” i Sa) “SC » \ Swen wat fae . yy 3 | aes | a A HING AY Me STR ae. Fe ae a ; ea s = men § | a oe — Te ——_—— cS ate — ee 0 - —— at jo | - aaa , S24 —> | wy NE aust mi ede || ei , OY Se a ae eat As we Gaon =? vn A “ay > = | | | 5 | gre Twn Pp —— 7 aS ee ie he SS Sr eo. SSeS = , cE . ae = Cs me - onl fa decmoenal hw WE lctcsaeaal J nae * ~—F k \ — _— re 3L ==> : soya tas t | z MO x m_~, . ~ \ ~ : a ee ee, Oe IBAO.MY DRESSERD = / iT | a cited dedi iets + May Mas be wt § Can T Fwp & s | fp ¢ mi i | ——— a COLLAR _ = ~—_~ tT c- Se = | eo GB f7 = SF = : a. = ee a? : += 4 F SZ BIA Ms op i , 2 ee | rf I , 4 \'Z ay AA 3: > 2 + S ) 0 ae | EE EN or — — 7 mann — re ’ . ee THERE’S AT LEAST ONE IN EVERY OFFICE—By BRIGGS acai ie : sete pea SS eS ' 1c vor QYourts \.. | - ) ALU AY FIND iT SO MUCH j \ ‘| e1¢E * - JUST Berore EASIER To OVERCOME | ErO LITTLE TROVGLES as Re mMEmMBER RHEEP SmMiltinG face mise i —_ —_-- > a = ia i. DAR VC ~~ DAwry ) EvervY CLOUD HAS JvS T SILVER LINING - KEEP SMILING. ee pee ae 4 {4 Be —_——_ _—- ™~ = x* a ~~ ' ‘HINGS SO WRONG Good tvucK May \_ ARC BE CAN; T ALWAYS REMEMBER Just | VAD THe CoRAIkR = ' SO BAD THAT THInGS WERE NEVER Tae Ww COULON TT BE WORS TROUBLGS SEEM mu Ls 4 . 7 > & Qe. . : : e worth. Y LEAVE FOR PRISON _— viction Resulted From Testimony of Sworn Ene. : in Illinois’ Gang) Warfare. ) a a “Maff Correspondent of the Post- Dispatch. ‘ X — : es . IN } | Feb 5 - he! : ) ~ _ rothers Southern | - . Xe lers ver cor 3 irs Lea worth! > * a — . . ite tra Si; ‘ © ia 1 f . + ew Ge sF nr Federal Court 66 .Oour oO _ the et th een. r — Ta tory 28 ir sentence . ; . ‘wo Ss , i. wee TOR h SRO 5 ot * _ ee Me Tee a? ~~? t= twr ~ 4 ' ~~» a Rg’ \« ~ ++ * agent 5a this 4 : 7 °F | take ‘he % “ ~ : or Dick > “ee ’ Pree: gg ar o’y } Rh ir ‘a He dia = \Ster ‘o Leaven . ~~ ae oefore hlon. PT 2¢ - “. ~ . he “2:9 an appeal eB — = | - e oro. ’ | after ~~ » *\ _#avenwo;th. vs re Qhie-« l uttle Plea for = . MONDAY Counts, Will Be Served : Concurrently at Leaven-| | | | | — we _ : : ! : is e same i er ' Novem- | ‘ : 1] arid * > 3 aca. ™ - - P : : kan gang , i | r the St a ma > ~ n . . thetr S garg . : ‘ en ie} ; . ah iat »> o : “4 ths test'mons or * Moao-. mit Moat py army recruiting eee ' 2. *ho as a Gev- “=e dec!» ca * oO P red he saw , - » Willlamson County ; o refute Shelton’s "t Be was fn Spring- ‘ay Rurke presented - °? Bernie Shelton to at Moore stopped in e that testified he helleon near ——.._ Morning ef it ; ; | :