St. Louis Post-Dispatch
February 10, 1927

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on nes Artin COMIC -AGE et neglaonigdat Buyers Meet Sellers! See : a 1927, Classified For Sale Ads in the peer 74,666 9 PpOST-DISPATCH in 1926. ti MORE than tn ALL the other Se = @ 39,164 Louis newspapers COMBINED. g The Only Evening Newspaper in St. Louis Withthe Associated Press News Service ad “™ a , RTD «NR Aine atearta) or ye % — f . = ew we ates OBER aS wer ee ee en ee ey ~ 31.L0UiS POST-DISPATCH | &EN.4 o (Complete Market Reports) es i ite ee ern + ae ae ° ohana ‘te Ow dye Pet aeeed 4 “ . ee _— ar as eS a — ee 2 20 Pee EN. a , ” * oa . ete ag RR te tre ona page oo orm at ST. LOUIS, THURSDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 10, 19297 —44 PACES. WMESTIGATION OF COMMITTEE BARS SMITH —_BIRCERISIALED PRESIDENT SUGGESTS THAT jTNER DEPENDS POWERS AGREE TO FURTHER Senators to Begin Hearing of Illinoisan’s Case i COMPLAINT Wednesday If His Health Permits— E (IR $40 N00 BIND Unlikely to Finish at This Session. ot Weg N A VA L dD IT S A R M A M iD NT | RON | LOUIS By the Associated P ‘ i ) Court at Mount Vernon ‘ yt ated 2 ge ‘oie Senator designate, who ig ill at his PRICE 2 CENTS hibkin. i> ema ddim radials terete an od I TOL. 79. NO. 156. ene tentierenany lt tats. AG er. tht mate” oaetat a err soe eo ; —s c 2 ne ee ee el A AL I mes a ee ee OO AOS EE he A EN Iw "7 4, * emmenlAs bate, dle te Tyo RN ts oR me mE _ pr ss ty ° ’ , fills Baap pte tern mer ° “ee ‘ FROM TEMPORARY SEAT 17 BENTON, HELD cr i Vey oe ? ty 1 ly ne es ay wm . y pen > pO Pe ll A TE AOL rd ore Ee tort “ eodningert eee 5 aed ete neg aime S y ; On EC cell ry he me ll Ne le tt hen Pel. Bite i i liar my Ye ol a tn Lo | adienensnadineaatimemeaatniienhiiind’ ot ee Siete wh On hen tee elinet o ee ee , OUT ns Draath whanie stay WON el ‘ee “2 a a) ea Bae ei, tin i oe oie eS * ri ae oe ; ¥ hi Ato ie Tens : . "het > . sae ou . * I e Own Honor, Asserts Jas-| PITTSBURG, Pa., Feb, 10.—The Takes Up Speech About “Pre.| BY @ Staft Correspondent of the Through ng = Hubbard-Caldwell breach of prom-: !akes UP oi] shat agers te Post-Dispatch. per County Legislator. |ise case was settled today when! War Stuff’ at Capital He =| Mounr VERNON, UL, Feb. 10.| PHONE OPERATORS gress That He Has Pro- — icounsel for John W. Hubbard, | Savs Was Made in Fun. }—-Charlie Birger, the Southern I- : : i hands f Sheriff Pritchard of GI EVID CE Further T ty at i heé Ss Of ener Cneé 'linois gang leader. is finally By a Staff Correspondent of the | wealthy manufacturer, handed a | merci a ude is finally in the f 3 SB check for $50,000 to attorneys; The Cole County grand jury at} franklin County, who took charge A gies : Ba Re y Geneva. Post-Dispatch. eer eeh, 10) anne Caldwell, | Jeffersod City today issued w sub-|or hin, ere toacy | ‘presenting Miss Anne Caldwell, | + | Of nim here today by order of Cir- . ’ Kern. Harding’s Attorney-Gener- th his petition for a writ off of i. Almost Daily Com- Consideration by the Missouri Leg pena for William T. Findly, secre- | ej; Judge J. ¢. /habeas corpus set for hearing to- regres \ieinn aie s aeray> anaes irae . 1 SMW et GMa T, J. Roney Declares. ee ee na al amines —— ve a ee a tly el il AA in , nm.” and that in the absence Of! arriving at the $50,000 damage Sefterson 1 City, | Post-Dispatch reporter, until he|by United States Attorney Buckner : ain, France, Japan and Italy, P Indulger in.Champagne, y, Pres- ident Coolidge informed Congress forma! presentation of a request/ award, the different amounts sug- While it is certain that Madly, |" (tebe $40,000 bond for his .l-!indicated thé Government would fr an investigation the Legisla siieiaiated by jurors were written | j¢ he appears before the iene ee pert in the murder of Joe not attempt to show illegality of Elizabeth Jaffray Says. in a special message which arrived shortly after noon, Now Favored in Congress — : j ; : Adan ] Oh. 1? ie re would take no action. ; “- = ; Adams, the 3 pound Mayor of ew }down and ilivided by 12. ‘jury, will be asked to tell what h@ | wey City who was assassinated py|the claim Merton, as agent for the ace If True, Says Roney. | Jn addition to the $50,000 turne , whine di knows about the sale of liquor in | ‘ ’ , . ’ ne hee: eg two men at Or ¢ Vis me | Soc » § ss > Valeurs de Me- ™m. eeeesm | Thomas J. Roney. Re sepa fover to Miss Caldwell’s attorneys| yorrerson City. it is not known just hy . - ae an we .| Societe Suisse Pour Veseardest tien 6 ak. eke P ! n _ ‘ A : ; : F ; ad . ey 9 . } 1S es ( I © on, ec, =: 7 f . Ss ‘ . ‘ = , from Jasper County, has been | toqgay, Hubbard paid the court/ why the grand jury. at the same «ee eae art bas gets: ,{ taux, made for $7,000,000 of assets; (9 bv. m.) acelieaihn Intimate anecdotes of the W hite | he Washington disarmament & % 4 © oOnrerence ce ¢ q°dq Cc : > 9° | , JHEN THE JUDGE. at forecast | tiouse during the Harding admin- | °°™ference in 1922, while limiting 1e é' @W-lD>oeh wn Po PP PPE PE oO OO OS °o i|spondents in Jefferson City. The: eeat in the. Cireutt | | | | ‘noon today, when a tri-motored ae ——=—— Wane OAPI -- a m sin ston : y : uy ge Se A. SE a j Cen Rees eae tee! z renee Soe Seas are . " ee en : we oar ae ee , — ym are a FONTAINE FOX in Danae Also Faces Assault Charge. Louis, who} ehamber, was in- | jn blet] - «iy i we ae s Sa SS " : ee e are a eae A Earn 9 wefan nn 9 Sry S$ To TOP THE EARNED LAST _ Cc ble rt of the , » . a If any considerab! pa t : | $944. metropolitan newspaper corree ry =i Y a ‘ ‘ 4 _ \Ilerton began relating how formation. published regarding ano at 19 a.m. At that time every said to the late John T. King, one icint ap i pale t > . ’ - ic . . - , , , Courtroom was!! Bond’s OK | vicinity: Fair to-/ o¢ the President and Mrs. Harding | P°S8°88¢d by the signatory nations, . ni rht | or. | ry ‘ or . : > - ; might also relate to Mauor sales. or |: teeman from Connecticut, $441,- ght and tom }are contained in an article in the| Placed no limit on the number of vIRM ORIG } AS A zz mae State so long as it permits F F SAFELY & 1S ae » re@le : _ q r Saies, 7 the Snow-covered lawn outside. of erg help in having the Attor- row with feng, Internationa! Cosmopolitan for | submarines. destrovers and cruisers > Mige Ittner to remajn on the PASSENGER PLAN }it might conceivably mean an iN-/) gery came into court attired 3 _§ les Property ‘ o - . . { ; LF He CYERATIC 7 hts of the people of the State Flyer Successful; Journ ys p> nice ntiary. |rumpled, and one lock nhune almost be about 26 de- Some emphasis is laid upon a | classes of vessels. i MOET OA : From Detroit to Dayton. | Findly said. today that his utter-|in his left eye. He took a place} is heck f $50,000 and | , By the As. ted Press A. pats shige es : i pai »y check : ( : You Re voc J: ho has such little regard for the j By the Assoviated Pres pance was intended wholly in a hu-j/in the only vaeant seat, between Ligesert sine xa Missouri: Fair ! of three of the four residents m missi } b a VW RA i . | aera ; “os > “| COMmMIission 1as ec ADB ' ' bprieties as to turn over to ang | resented Nierton said 5 per cent of tonight and to- i whom Mrs. Jaftfvay served. ‘“Presi- | on sitting at — WIT : 4 You g bis \ 1 h{ J anv eort | lsavine that the chi: Stine ae lon . of the renor ai >marke : | the total of the claim, h t w me to- " f OLLIE SD «s An K. indaer whnien A | cial aviation, ended shortly afte r ; sek J eB dicl Lit CinamMm ve} could not if? OF ii¢ re Po! ters remarke d. Bir- on } th Mill " ale h e er- wna ar r | the four who really drank enough con erence. The I resident’s mes- = BES IDES THIS, M criminal could be released | isend delegations to the Legislatuye, | ger-made his only audibl | ee ee oe morrow and in| ” | STS -— i tht ( i «le . ' «i () se tq) tire ast BISiai Li 8 Au-ie ) 1 \ fLil¢ ] ) e co Ne oO h to speak of, M rs. Jaffray com- sage announced that the American the north portion’ ments. “Mr. Taft was a teetotaler.| Amb | ai : iriv ow ip 8. ir. S i é assadors of LESS HE ISA COASTORTIONI Ses to delegate to some individual | Stout all-mate! plane, carrying | glad-hander with pre-war stuff.” |no good,” he observed; “none of| Building Ww ie ae rty Rr om | at London, Pai ‘8, Laine waeengere ; . , “ed Nie : | ie ey-Ge al, 8) le stand an‘ , :, bo isnot under oath and who ts /eight passengers, landed at Mc-!He added that the glad-hander|them | et ee - Illinois: Falr/then only at formal dinners when senting to the Government 1 _ | ’ - “je . ” : Ss A under official obligation. one } ( ook I l€ ld. | would Tes al —_ CO yper-lined stomni- \ en sur Fy} e > i ‘ ver j ws tonight and prob- j was ‘ mos ; 263} " J ) , , € : fthe duties of a judicial officer | On che trip from Detroit, the }ach.” He comn = ae ln en tha te — — irger's lawyer. |/tween Daugherty and King. ; s almost impossible for the| memorandum suggesting that the i 28 lIIMente¢ aiso on tne Secerial | hom pson, was conferring Dau hertv ig charged with re- :' i ik 3 | | gy not so cold a to touch his champagne.”’ agree upon a limitation of the AK for the Legislature. do not |} beacons which have proved suc-| House, which he heard ae i night in the nor WU; se Ci :; ja short colloquy during which the} pepe aj brib to “With the coming of national! Number of crui ; i ‘ oee.% ae lee | ea pee | to have been paid as a bribe ; . ot cruisers, submarines end a menever, that the House of cessful in yO — ee and Members who spoke in criticism| Court was notified of the agree- | King S ? , ‘ i iV ‘ het w f "Ee ye ; Ped | 4 . " 73 : md ‘ ? : 24 , . A —.. sas ne ee: ccenteielg cop a , ut which orci we riof Findly were F. O. Bittner of St.| ment of counsel, Birger was called Pressed for a definition of “‘fre- | TO: | ues, “the custom of serving wine «at | five Powers. stitute ac ’ ceed- | been use ’ oOo erci s. | is aac Sil adi Dl iB eee - — ‘ rs mpeachment pro ' or commercial ships.) Louis, O. J. Page of Springfield,| from his seat and taken to the quent,’ Miss Miller said the calls Arkansas—Tonight partly cloudy: | state dinners was, of course, abol little Stir at Capital Mplaint There remains less its course between Detroit and; Dp. J] Sn lac _ oe a ‘ d ; : | Nine THE MvO Ho “Ben six weeks of the session of | Dayton were operated both from | } ve aot tty nine a said, Daugherty would call King In| ca, a i BO tgeer Wan: Seeves at | stir at the Capitol. Opinion ainong Members is occupied with leg-| The success of the flight is be vited } 7 | : : , . t , re ; »\ vote of he OWl1SeE a ay ig | | ‘ | F Ration ie til the inahpuddiiek (ar che ak ; rr »f = | } ‘ : ae ; ‘IS | Birger of assault to murder in cone The witness did not know the T We tf | “President Harding, however, on | cess, and that the motive at the ' ' = ’ @ isclosures | .oc or ar bee “ bclose follower of the disclosu |costa with interest amounting tO) time, issued subpenas for all the pase request for bond beaad ec of the American Metals Co. i ‘ = i «2. cae for ~ a ‘ ee 11S AWAY, THE St. Louis and | istration and personal observations|*"® number of battleships to be lige -Ittner is correct,” Rone: A ne : Tr ine , th ere \den , | ' “ National Commit- mid, “St. Louis ts a disgrace to RADIO BEACONS GUIDE ;summoning of the correspondents filled and a crowd had collected time Republican National Co se ‘ + . i ¢ iny : le > artfrry~e nt aa © Y* . . ° | ey- renera! an Alien the y mi ¢ ‘oo ’ i = PULL MAAS mch. It is unthinkable that the iquiry into some department unde |fray sack suit. gray shirt and ney-G one lowest tempera- | scribed as housekeeper of the exe- ’ ght have. Today's proposal P iscribed as a “contingent fee,”” was : s suld be passed upon by a Judge grees above zero.| comparison of the drinking 7 For six months a preparatory saaiiicecs oS aD 1 $391,000 in Liberty b S. rep- : : DAYTON, ©O., Feb, 10.—The|morous vein, and was not meant|two newspaper reporters. | $391,000 in Liberty bond It rep D YOUR RIGAT J R mesiona| bondsmen bonds signed j|first flight of its kind in commer-/|for Publicatign. He was quoted as | “A rose between two thorns,” | morrow; some- | dent Harding was the only one of} Geneva, planning for a second arms . : r e s e DOB AS A "The effect of that sort of thing but should send instead “a real! ment of the day. “Reporters are itor in the Department of Justic tonight. Mr. Wilson drank very little and| Rome and Tokio were today pre- 7 ‘told of frequent telephone calls be- p! tomorrow; | preside » .Bimite : | | : "While of course T cannot; plane was guided solely by radio |antievolutio hill @obetea 1 pater : or President o fthe United States not| delegates at Geneva endeavor to ' ange : « i n rj debate in the} with Judge Kern and Martin. After lcetving $140,000 of $441,000 alleged ‘ tomor- aa bi - portion; rising temperature prohibition,” Mrs. Jaffray contin-| destroyers to be possessed by the em in the absence of some forma!| Beacons which keep the plane on: To: ? ay rae ' he ae | > ( p the pila Fom Roney of Jasper County and | waiting automobile. were almost daily. Sometimes, she | slightly colder in east; tomorrow, | ished. From the day of the amend- | The message created very little > ‘el ‘as sclose lay , ‘aw YV : 2ridge t, Conn., apn Ta —— Legislature and the time of ;McCook Field and Detroit. was in the House was disclosed today that be- |New York si pay S ad . “all | MITTEE VOTES | ficial or even private dinner hat tl > . sides the Adams murder warrant {and sometimes King would call : I a ainners., tha ie President's action was Gils Other Judges Nesponsible, (of & commercial passenger and business men Hav said the utter- : Vv sai | bottom of its was to defeat the we ie 7 ad ai : : A etl ran 4 attack j trear ; conversations over the |§,- Agree | "There are other Circuit Judger freight air line between Detroit ances attributed to Findly were not | nection with ana tar k by Birger} purport of on e potatos ¢ , | Unanimously Ag s to Begin | the occasions when he entertained bill provid! t | | 8 | 1 ’ not ga nesters upon Mack. also know n phone. She said that as Ss a Drafting Measure During Re- , M rovi ng or the construction of three additional crulsers ‘ra—a bill | which has seemed Ikely to pases : OF ft ‘incinnati St. ; ,; and Cincinnati, with a stop at Dav- representative +f the : caine ; KS AuToS OUT . Louis, and it seems to me ’ entative of the business | as “pat,” Pulliam, a Shelton gang-|she was certain a call was prop-| By the Associated Press. : , +o} ry | Wresuded last fall in « #ekt ini hereelt oat.” ry orin his study before going down despite the President's opposition. y should be sufficiently inter. |'°°: | ' mens attitude. “I’ve been here | eter erly “through,” she would “plug! \j ed In cleaning the stain from | Included among the passengers since ea rly this morning. and no \ / -ASHINGTON Feb 10 Ry judicial ermine to. take the steps fe pa ship rg Ath Lp oe one has offered me a drink,” said | which his friend, “Wild Bill” Hol- Gladys Weeks, another tele-| 7 eae : enreemend ome eal to luncheon or dinner. It was also - That the inclusion of submarines — sary to bring the matter to | “@lef engineer of the Ford Airplane | Hay, who is a leading dry si wade eg : F _ | unanimous ; President Harding's habit when he | “te & aug et typ create ies mn land, was killed, Pulliam was|phone operator, corroborated tes Paes . : t . | cruisers and destroyers in the me. *"ention of the Legislature in |©0. and W. B. pha esate. RENEWED BUY smugged from Herrin Hospital in eonetee given by Miss Miller. Neith- | = = erg gga ne “e- | eatertained men at dinner to retire | limited class of war vesels would > tate ther wnat | butider of the plane. ING SENDS UP : ~aaes os Repay abi A ee on lew tonntned ae tue tek trial, ‘Theale cided noe “a ms = ome nee often after dinner to the library or | pe highly desirable, was generally brvand that ‘he berch i> St | PEBUBLIBAN CTABTS ATTACK PRICE OF INDUSTRIAL STOCKS. tercenta. tie fave funeral om the|teatimony was addured to show [De {9x reduction MII during the study and there play cards and| agreed at the Capitol, That France ep * cannot stand very high tn | hard road and gave Pulliam a se- | the friendliness of King and peg oe G ati was instructed | — eee See eee Serer or Japan would agree to a limit we non of lawyers throughout | (Baldwin Locomotive Gains Eight, vere beating. Daugherty. oo eta nen endment to the sec- | 1.2°°, differences in custom, Mrs./on submarines, or that Great Brit- a = s» long as they permit IN THE HOUSE ON THIRD TERM Points; Rail Shares Liquida- On that ) harge bond has been a Purpose | to offer ee —_ ne . a ‘comes | eer noted between the outgoing! tain would agree to a IHmit on ‘anates i rh Lay a as , ; ' . “yy w : ’ ‘ : P ; ; Maa Condition to exiat without : ond deficiency | Wilson administration and the in crulsers, was considered extremely tion Causes Losses apt at $9500 hic ir - wi] ’ . , : secs. i}set at $2500, which Birger will also Th ‘overn n Oo proof of o oO ov n P'S al they can 'o to correct it Wisconsin Insurgent’s Resolutton | Ry the Associated Press. 5 om e Government, for before the House to provide funds ‘coming Harding. State dinners were | unlikely. Comment among Sena- 660 Ter ovene ‘ae have to furnish. It {ts anticipated, . acy ds u on | ait | "Tn the absence of action of the | Declares It Both ‘| nw ist nnd NEW 5 ORK. Feb. j 0. # Concen- however eae because ar ny pete alle ged conspiracy, a oe pont for the committee to hold hear | resumed, but the service of wine tors was to the effect that the r Judges, It would’ seem the| Unpatriotic’ Precedent. trated buying broke out in the}, od aaa . | any | inferences the Jury ma) ings. |was eliminated. Mr. Wilson, she president , , land-owning friends the gangster/testimony showing that Daugher- | l1 work on the measure President must have been aware | tes vee 6° | Actual W , : | declares paid for state dinners and of its remoteness when he made Asaociat} ' Re ini " " = 7 oe, F : z , . “sociation would well give | By the Associated Press. stock market today in severa] in- ‘ : : . will have no trouble in givin , . . ’ Smith, Daugh- ow) ’ ; | mudject its attention. WASHINGTON, Feb. 10.—-A reg- flential industrials and specialties, surety , ° | ty: Miller, tog Ww: oe King cae proably nor start eth in pest jreceptions out of his private funds, | the proposal. 3 . } fe »* > number of crulsers, destroyers e Matter from ihe hi ieee or | ean ' mor cm fe or lenient aoe net app2ar at the police! finding Smith in charge of Daugh-| gpg customs service during the |inviteg senatorial affairs now the | tn wae con eet eee ' HuaKges e. Re . os , sailed ; armament of cr ‘ _— Rar Assoclation would be | Business in Retail Lines Better, | Wheeling & Lake Erie common poe oe re, Where the party first “ay 4 re ceremonies {0 / summer months. - iS See order in the White House. The | ited.” users were iim ferious cons : tien | , : ' cess of gres would serve a cocktail in the libra- — * 4 * wee ES In his message to Congress the President pointed out*that, while the Washington conference pro- President is described as having Py the Associated Prees. such sentiments,” he sald. “lies the germ of renewed naval! competition.” Thus warned, he continued, he deemed the sittings of the Prepar- atory Commissiong at Geneva an opportune occasion for renewing efforts to accomplish _ additiona! limitations and hence his action in instructing the Ambassadors to He was told that Mr. Smith had iay the suggestion before the Pow. suicide «rs in a memorandum. A cepy of Continued on Page 2% Cotam om Page 3, Column 32. lig and Richmond districts.

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Brak a Pee o"3 p. ____ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ___ ___ THURSDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 10, 1927 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH.__ — | ——-—— President Coolidge Suggests Further Naval Disarmament to the Powers | — . un es * - ee a Peed a ee ee tf eet vs = ifs htm yA : ae oe i t eG AYER AR al SRDS eg Se ae ee bee ee ee eee to be expected that the spirit of force constitute a threat to no , negotiate an agreement for $ competition, stifled as regards , one. They are at minimum | limitation of naval arm | . . . . | ; aMents a T | ital ships and aircraft car- strength; their reduction has | delivered to the British gu” | SENATORS Cte | ext of U. S. Note to Powers on Arms Limitation | ies ~ the Washineton treaty, been suggested by no one as a | Office today by the Amerteag | necessary condition precedent to | bassador, Alanson RB, ¥ - * MR rey . 4 > fos would, sooner or later, show it- - with regard to the other ves- | general arms limitation. This | Officials declined to commen | ]] \\ | WASHINGTON, Febd.. 10. out that a final solution for the paratory commission have repeat- of the Preparatory Commission's || gel ) | | f CUGCE t not | edly stated, feels that land and aims, would constitute a valu- || gels not limited under the treaty. reduction of our land forces has | fore studying the document Sy ae a ; our Re PEA MG Ss OS cane isc ieee at Arc * gk TAP ME RRS MRO REE ys pe ee LOWIN h rt problem of armament may . OLLOWiNG Se the & of air armaments constitute essen- able contribution to the sum of Actually, I do not believe that been rendered possible by jn : ticable. In- | ern | the American memorandum | %* immediately practics : as | site Me hese vorec 0 sition. ~—« Ieebergs Off - deed, at the latest meeting of the | tially regional problems to be achievement attributable to that |; eompetitive building of thes favored geographical position ae Naat i Argentine Cong, Actors and Pre to the powers on further Council of the League of Na- | solved primarily by regional commission and would facilitate classes of ships has begun. Nev- I realize that the problems of | RAHIA BLANCA ” ‘S . ‘Captive’ d A! : 7 ex, i | naval limitation: tions, several distinguished | agreements. The American army | the task of the final conference || ertheless, far-reaching ; building armaments on land and in the | y.y 19. Icebergs have | . and air force are at minimum in dealing with the particularly || programs have been laid down by air in Europe are beset with dif- made : , i : | appearance off the A | gin Man Quie we pyres wee “ i Aww “ahs The American Government has | Statesmen, leaders in the move- h ment for the Imitation of arma- strength, Agreement for land complex problems of land and certain powers, and there has ap- ficulties which in all justice we near Bahia Blanca. m | proceedings of the preparatory | Ment, sounded a note of warning | and air imitation ‘n ming re- air armament, perhaps capable i peared in our sige country, as must recognize, and, although | ping. The steamed . Int Ni ht Cou | cominission for the disarmament | against too great optimism of im- | sions of the world would not be | of solution for the present only || well as abroad, a sentiment urg- this Government will always be | prince reported sighting — 8 ee Pegee ependent upon the reduction or r ‘ : aval c ti t in | ™~ bef . dep p by regional limitation agree ing naval construction on the ready to lend its assistance in / mountain of ice just he a Th Hold That Coolidge | conference, and, after the most mediate success. ee cy | Eeteonneet butted :. tak whee Anxious for Concrete Results. limitation of American land and | ments. ground that such construction is any appropriate way to efforts |into port. The Captain } ADDITIONAL DA | . , tay eg. h e t Amer- I atest . she > Has Put It Forward to || cluded that it can helpfully make The American Government is sd er T oo gas ad It seems probable that under | taking place elsewhere. In such on the part of European or other | o.amer Curaca, who ales, . ‘| certain observations at this time | Most anxious that concrete re- mpi baie gs nh “ai any circumstances the final || sentiments lies the germ of re- Governments to arrive at region- | icebergs, declared th Defeat Construction Now || which, it hopes, may contribute | Sults in the limitation of arma- a At can cong et conference will not be able to |! newed naval competition. al agreements limiting land and | 9 4, honed i bie a. it wag ORDERED Tq ) . >t" i —* . e . - - - , 2 i : . — ears ' | mate rially to the success of that mént may be achieved. The dis- definite suggestions o oner meet during this calendar year. | Naval Limitation Preferable. air forces, it would hesitate to | gation between New Y Of tar . | eel we ‘om- | Powers in regard to the limita- ating i Prireg Gh aed | Favored in Congress. commission—a success earnestly cussions o the F reparatory Com ton of these cebenortes of eiaiee The coming into eff ct of agree | Iam sure that all Governments make specific proposals on this Bahia Blanca that he ever desired by the Government and | Mission have emphasized the fact ments reached by it might be subject to Euronean nati®nse. MAY iy Charges Are the l athe . i | bergs off the people of the United States. that a number of Governments | ™ént. delayed for a_ considerable pe- and all peoples would choose a The problem of the limitation | ’ swe Argentine Coast Continued from Pagt Onc. | The conviction that the com- | Consider that one of the chief | en Sa oe a te | riod for a multitude of causes. |; system of naval limitation in | o9¢ naval armament. while not | Miner Killed in Gas Explese Morals of Yo ae en | | aes a ; ie of naval armament, while not | cnnigtininen aaa aaa cadieaiad sae : ' . this memorandum was attached to,! petitive augmentation of national | Present obstacles to the gencral | 2 ianat | x : - ed Therefore, the American Gov- || preference to consciously revert- regional in character or suscep- | By the Associated Pres, . reduction and limitation of arma- | regional in character, can 6 | ernment believes that those ||} ting to competitive building. | tible of regional treatment, has | POTTSVILLE, Pa Feb. 1 Others and if 7 - ke r. @. ; “. armé ts has been one of the the message. oma es cee yy - dealt with as ractical matter eines tn ae ; 1s mn ecen | ° f tained in || Principal causes of international ments lies in the interdependence as a Pp a Powers which may be able to ar- || Therefore, in the hope of bring- | been successfully treated, in part, |™Man was killed, two entombed ms . . The gist of it was containe n ; | ee “age i | Public Nuisance. a © ‘ r€ We Le . > ae > , 7 i ‘ ’ ; - r > . ; , + i ” : . P r . = tin ‘ enc! tad tT’re = toward @ limitation @& Hence the American Government of these categories without deal consciously postponing that further limitation is practicable, with by further agreements | Reading Coal and Iron Co. totay ' xEW YORK Feb. I a : , eX, ee Government of the United States } ing simultaneously with the {| ton treaty limiting naval arma- | agreement and thereby opening |! | have : : as neglected no opportunity to : . Ton ‘ have suggested to them that . [he body of the é PP 5 ment. The United States, as the | the way for a recrudescence of || among those Powers. dead man way» takes this method of addressing an | , others. er inquiry to the Government's signa- sacceneaean Taman rags He = On the other hand, the discus- | initiator of the Washington con- | a spirit of competitive naval tories of the Washington treaty pee sian ht senianiiaiiiaii o recuce sions have demonstrated even ference, and as one of the prin- building—a development great- limiting naval armament, as to) | pane Tian of the Washineton | More emphatically that, should cipal naval powers, has a direct | ly to be deplored by all Govern- whether they are disposed to em- ssceelinemancdl pe Benes ad — all effort to bring about the re- interest in this question, and, ments and peoples. power their representatives at the |) oe other ‘Sears men | duction or Mmitation of arma- | being both ready and willing to fortheoming meeting of the Pre-|| ~"® “ ag ers were | ment be conditioned upon the ac- | enter into an agreement further paratory Commission to re | to do away with this dangerous ceptance by all the world of a — novel armament, feels negotiations looking toward an), | itself privileged eo indicate a source of international discord. ee me a an lerotlation : ; : z the closing of three negotiations on this subject It would be a contribution to covered and rescue . ~ * peers es ¥ lie should begin as soon as possible. | the success of the preliminary | Working to reach those entes nounced today that se > aoe — The moment seems particularly work now going on at Geneva oo is said, however, there te bes, anid Qeaneed pre mt opportune to try to secure fur- | should the great naval Powers | chance they will be reseued alin, li revues and night ther limitation of armament in there agree upon a further limi : ; ~~ oe gs Pie gi , 5 ; ? “4 or, > drive 0 ion =: i re | Washington Treaty a Basis. §| accordance with the expressed | tation of naval armament ow Held in Potand as Red Spin a to stop allegeg The American Government || wi , , : By the Assoviated Press. nen will of the Congress. The earn- It is my intention that the ; ; : : , feels that the general princi || est desire of the naiions od then © iwemy in on (Ct | WARSAW, Feb. 10.—The Polig By Leased Wire brom th —— comprehensive plan covering al! ; ples of the Washington treaty |! world to relieve thetatatt in as American representatives . at police, who recently announes Bureau of the Post- agreement providing for limitation || The Wuichiininhens saieatelandai classes and types of armament, | Course of procedure which will, offer a suitable babies for fae) ooctaag nts a es in ai Geneva should continue to dis- |they had discovered a huge com. NEW YORK, Feb. 10 in the classes of naval vessels not , RI , ee there would be little, if anv, in its opinion, lead to such an discussi - its sien; -j aes 8 ee ee cuss with the representatives of | munist plot whose ob ‘ashineton treaty.” || Made a beginning, nowever, and agreement Sion among its signatories, the burden of armaments and to ject was t tion in District Attorn covered by the Washington ia vee apnea ery mcmtneaesy Kena prospect of actual progress to- t. i ietincin . eliadiiain ae a gi the other nations there the pro- |gpy on Poland in behalf of Senator Borah, chairman of the/| ae che 5 iaiiiiins Severninent ward arms limitation in the near The discussions over a period ttine ' a F ‘ . ar oe gs _— | : ’ . © dangers of competition gram for a general limitation of | Russia, have reported the arrest » Committee on Moreign Relations, phe ‘0c saints rt By | Catena of six months {in Geneva have neve Reng put peg sretes rigid propo- | as been shown by ome establish- armaments conference. If such itwo “spy” gangs working ty way stage came tast 1 said that he was “heartily in sym-|| hatte ot Wathtanten “eo ot The above difficulties must be | been most useful In the oppor- eee cng eri Scanned aie —_ of the preparatory commis- a conference should be possible | operation between the Citing » the casts and produce pathy with the purpose which the | einai of naval Powers could be | frankly recognized, The Ameri- | tunity afforded for an exchange pr whose igre ni ry the singe ae disarmament confer- | tn the future, on a basis general- | Lemburg and Grodno. Eleven me current plays dealing wi President apparently is seeking se | dieaiieniil por “seni 2 can Government belleves that of views as to the general prob- mn nt rigs te le American | —— which met in Geneva last ly acceptable, this Government | were arrested at wemburg and i Ta oe Se achieve.” but added, grimly: ri) res p Cie tie tee vereninn ont that lem of naval Mmitation, and on rnment, for its part, is dis- ' May, and which fs continuing ita would, of course, be highly grati- | at Grodno, among who ‘ “a ason to expect || America’s Heipfual Part. posed to accept in regard to || work with a view of preparin . : . Mm were : e “ag, 4 hope he has more reason they must be overcome, since the | the basis of these discussions it ‘ prep § fied. Pending the formulation of | soldiers, the police announced - charges of “corrupting ae " , ; hose classes "esse: t cov- i! ti success than is apparent to me at For this reason, the American | aongsequences of a failure’ to is felt that there is a possibility mse Secs oe . er ie the Patt for a final general the plan for such a general con- of youth. or others.” al . : =” ; | © aS Eto} reaty : ‘eo a . this time. i Cloovernment was happy to ob- | overcome them, and to make | of reconciling many of the di- an spelen otis ata 2 itm | oe owe by ference, however, I believe that ne , : , « ’ eee ’ : r - ‘ Je H- de Té as ‘ Although unwilling to say so ou! serve that the efforts looking to- | some definite, if only partial, | vergent views which have been premetiigd De . iphoto or more than six months, we shovld make an immediate | as regards the United States, representatives of a score or ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATH TO ee ee right, Borah made it clear that | wards the holding of a general agreement for the limitation of expressed in such a manner as Gieeat Britain end -Jasan. ante) 4 and sincere effort to solve the hal 13 ° - ’ . } : } ‘ : ¢ ? ane Tallos vi raice and Italy, | Jem of the reduction and limita- Published Wally by The Pulitzer ) esident proposed, and he/; 5 ¢ ¢) | - esestattons - >s of account their || tion of armaments. In these Urey as the Pr » Pp re | vears under the auspices of the | serious contemplation asa possi- ures of limitation. special conditions and ET OS | “a ‘ ; é general limitation succeasful. Tt SUREAU oP blan gave bonds of $1000 ea intimated, moreo\ |?’, that the res 1 | Leacue of Nations had reacbed, bility America’s Proposal, a) r quir i dis¢ uSS10ns it was brought out ' che use for republication of al) sews . vessels in question. apes The White House, credited to it or not otherwise "| fact when he made the proposal. | vientiy advanced, in the opinion | , toward a limitation agreement, Rati Ps —— ae | nations felt that land, sea, and alse a Senator Reed of Missouri, a hizh || 1+ 46 Council of the League of Admitting reluctantly that the | tne Government of the United atios for capital ships and || air armaments were _ inter-de- —— ie cee ch > Assist: riet Atto > ‘asi|. ertai sart f _ ay | by that treaty i¢ uli Poin : im dunday only Ome vear........cccecrace ; ernment signatories of the | 5 I ‘ By the Associated Press. bs posta) order eign ome “The Captive.” Fred M; stop the gaps left by the Washbing-||,. 7 4g. : ape ‘ ate solution as a whole, the Pit P | ternational conference at an armament as to whether they | eeetecse® be eite nceins an nena ‘ ‘ .2 Sut- . ; ia. ° +i wales ere tLicahlea ‘ " the slightest idea that it will suc: | The American Government, Sat Kh @ enurely prachcapie tor representatives at the § forth- | Danger of Deadlock. ment commission be empowered t0O| + the Poatoffice at St Louls. Case of “Captive” . for | | a : eter “~_ pose is to defeat the program :‘o0r!)| ,- bring about an actual limita- | Separate solution -of such prob- | ¢iationg looking toward an agree- ie Rethhone am ad andj} wih ton ee ia ae wre ‘ conditioned upon the acceptance of armaments is to go ahead 1! represented on the Preparatory | continuing to give sympathetic ¢overed by the Washington ' . oeinmne ee Wittiarm brane aufhor and stage man Dillaway, teading man, ieuding wom rn, prodwe ; atart the cruisers.” consideration and discussion to treaty of some universal plan covering land, sea and air forces together. Cruisers in Central America. ‘| resentatives on that commission comprehensive proposals aimed The American Government is | a sththeads , ‘os Giana enn . Senator Moses (Rep.) of New|! have endeavored to play a help- | at the simultaneous limitation of | not unmindful of the fact that Gertinitely regarding OOsUres oo denen gti = bt - t ¢€ A ; Euro é Hampshire, also @ member of the!) ful part in its discussions, and | land, sea, and air armaments by the preparatory commission is | further naval limitation, and, if | ey won 1 nibies rig ao Xd a mervita , yp , Foreign Relations Committee, very || they will continue to be guided | & general agreement when such | not specifically charged with they are able to reach agreement || cr Aaa tbe 26 kau ’ | o+d policy. | an agreement may be warranted | the duty of concluding interna- | With the representatives of the the time being. /t ace to me | its other signatories of the Washineg- | to be the duty of this Govern- | som at “ ae ton treaty, to conclude a conven- ment, which has always advo- pave or sex, Wer eated limitation of armaments, to them weer he a ee en ee a | Commission. The American rep- 178 ting OP 6 o) Bet = oe % ; inueeeenetiee ee eet ee rg Sian mts ling woman ang fronically declared: ‘‘There will be by that people who will interpret this as an || The American Government be- | by existing werld conditions. tional agreements, and that ; attempt to stop the building of the | lieves that the discussions of the | The American Government be- | task is primarily that of prepar- | ‘three cruisere: of course, I do not! commission have been most valu- | Hleves that the adoption of such ing the agenda for a conference tion embodying such agreement, || ; rt mbeve of the en > so regard it. I regard it as a great || able in making clear the views of a course is the duty of the Gov- ' to be called at a later date. | in tentative or final form, as may endeavor hes suggest some sto fonse lawvers anne ¢ state paper. However, when our the various Governments as to ernments represented on the pre- Nevertheless, being sincerely | be found practicable. nue by which concrete results unk for til * foreign affairs are being conducted the problems presented. sand in paratory commission and that by desirous of the success of the | The American Gavernment may be achieved even though police from nee in Central America and China al- demonstrating the complexity sO doing they will insure the Preparatory Commission, the | earnestly hopes that the institu- such results may he short of an tt her nerformanell pee + most entirely with battle cruisers and diversity of the ohstacles to | achievement by the commission American Government makes tion of such negotiations at .Ge- |; Ultimate ideal solution for the | f ft) harges - Lie 2 . fii ‘> i C lal g *s. t may seem some- he overcome jin the prepars fion and by the rvenera]l confers nee of this suggestion in the firm be- neva may he agreeable to the | Sritich Ein and air armament. | the British Km- ANG alr a lar n would attempt to give 2 CRS. A Cod the at atic _ iS ‘ + - Fr} o> 1) se ; _, and marines, 1 three-fold problem of land, my | managers invoiwed indi « what opportune to Jaunch a move- and conclusion of a general | concrete, even though perhaps lief that the conclusion at Gene- | Governments of ment to limit the construction of agreement for the limitation of only partial. results, thus facili- Va. aS S00N as possible, among pire, France, laly and Japan, “War vessels.” all armament. tating progress toward the final the Powers signatories oe and that comprehensive limita- consistently expressed the view : ; T I igna of he I Forther Performances A Senator Hale (Rep » of Maine, At the same time, these very solution of the general problem. Washington treaty. of an agree- tion of all fypes of naval arm3- that under conditions as they } . : i+ > ? — . se sy l4@4 . Ts oe ° . » 4 a : . + 9 9 ‘ . ’ ’ ' ' -o Vote Ti . oer ~. chairman of the Committee on Na- omplexities and difficulties, «as essentially Regional Problems. ment for further naval IHmita- ment may be brought into effect exist in the world today the : Maver Mek : ae . ] 7 , ‘ ™ "Tr : ‘ P . ‘ - . 4 . 7 , , rT ‘ ~ ' ' “ent P #val Affairs, said: Of course, th rought out in the preparators The American Government, as tion, far from interfering with ,; 2mong the principal naval Pow- problems of land and air arma- Court tn 9 : , , ; bevel org ers without delay | ments are most susceptidle of —-- — — perforn Our delegates at Geneva have iaPr perirorrniances today ‘ 4 provisions of the Washington treat) ‘ommission, have clearly pointe ifs representatives on the pre- solution by regional agreements * classes of ships. and that is what : main eoveringe regions within which | ' olice > the President proposes This hasj{ he U ALY than harmful at by ls - ‘ - ae y)r¢> lig . nang | } | | aval exp ¢ iree or [o the chamb ‘auses of international suspicion Washington treaty provided a Free ecture on Psyc ology | In 1926 eighty-six yo after ” lara a year. and the addition of hieh was ¢ a . ' (From the Th hical Stand : +) . “ Ich We nstantiv connected wit hy vyentually lead ft haere capita] ships and aircraft car- e eosop itca an potn:. f h d h Atl nt C more litary expenses will bring the to- ee ee et, cee eee" ; rst ship crossed the antic, eee Wi Oring the e President's proposal, stands in| ognition of this fact and a desire | riers, with certain restrictions as One of a Series of 8 Weekly Lectures on Psychology, , “ ] 4 af , 1 . , ' lion annually. My only regret ts) ouisers already is authorized, but! danger led the American Govern. | suns for other vessels. livery Subject: than a quarter of a million passen- proposa! broader.” naval bill 2 . e4 * ' ~ " . .9 = fail appropriating money ington Conference. erty to build any number .of Gillett Is Impressed. with which to begin their construc- | cruisers, destroyers -and subma- FRIDAY, FEB. 11th AT 8 P. M. years will reach half a billion do) “1 iis eile be " — ee. h lé matter of the three eruisers and discord and are calculat: 1 specific tonnage limitation upon tal f hi! f al for armament to nearly a bil-[,),;, aa | cae aneige . : : “ us wise The building of the}! as tar ae possible to remove thia | to size and maximum caliber of Each Complete in Itself that the President didn't make his +) ; : | mere 1s a provision in the pending, ment in 1921 to call the Was} nation has been at complete lib- | J t Wh ” os ington Conference, = (| erty te > hen cal oe at Happens When You Vemonstrate gers crossed in Cunard steamets. ¢ 4 ‘ ’ vy _) ‘_ ° " - ‘ ‘o . tion immediately. At that time we wer engaced — ae ~~ ey j , You can mal you lif successfi;] P ‘iideast iene —O : . ] i ny 1e Your life succesesfi; bevond your wildest dreams, rines, nly size and armament | but to do so you must have KNOW LSDGE We make no charge Senator Gillett (Rep.), Massa- in a great building prograr ; ) | . 4 wram O1| cruisers were limited, for oceult te aching. dur only object ie to place the truth before Again einber he Foreign President Coollége feels that! wh; chusetts, a met of t KT pee 0 ah which upon its completion. all w'lo gee) Relations Committee, said he was/such a program does not fit his; woyig have given uc tient “aiec Treaty an Outstanding Success. | oe very favorably impressed, not only; economy” pilictes and his oppost-) on the gea. “We felt bie en, The signatories of the Wash- | ST. LOUIS THEOSOPHICAL SOCIETY h i | Academy of Science Bldg., 3817 Olive St. or 4 € 4th SHCCESSIVE year with the suggestion for additional! tion was suMictent to bring about ever, and feel now. that the pol- ington treaty have fulfilled their naval disarmament, but also with) the defeat of the provision in the!) jey we then advocated— that of Obligations faithfully and there | | ‘ing XN the suggestion that Europe must! House. However, the Senate passed) deliberate self-denial and limita- can be no doubt that that treaty off i , e of ii dis-| the provision and it is now 3 ‘on- ) ‘ wid . unard d . A . d I if x fer the performs settle its own problems of land di fone ” deeceen | : in ( n tlon of naval armament by the constitutes an outstanding suc- C si i aren a | d 3 senso SESECO, APPATOUTIY With Prospects)” erent Baval Powers—promised cess in its operation. ? | tbe provid Representative Tilson of oe the House will recede from its! the attainment of at least one It has been the hope of the rae A Aide TR AEE” 42 F, Sie Ty oe eried 2 lar oro laos on craved * , > *% ¢ . r nositior qd enact he rovisi ryarantea . ; ep a, ee a ae : . | Ca um ers “eistrate hksue ee tee penser, kT rPceniy a Rs prowision.| guarantee of peace, an end American Government, constant- | Ss, ’ ; £ me e issued W who eponsored the three cruiser! The defeat of that prospect was! worthy of mutua! adjustment and ly expressed by the Congress propesal in the House, said he was the subfect which so many Sena- . ’ in accord with the desire for armes|/tors today attributed to the Pres! reduction, but felt that “a proper; dent in making his disarmament, proportion of cruisers would be) proposition. | : between the Old World andthe New. oy. = can ja rine : i eatme uence, | «February Salen pike District attornes'e SPECIAL FOR TONIGHT CUNARD LIN CS 2s CRD GR eT: sage is as follows: Shall I expand sales effort in| 7° the Congress of the United 3 Se Bee St | the South ? Restrict credits | states: Pursuant to my tInstruc- | ——1@r» : , os i ? . | in the West? “The map of | tions. the American Ambassa. ANCHOR LINE . | St. Leonie’ Grevtest Rudi Offer? . 1- ke mes | Bedroom Suites "eee 3 Pieces (iat brings in Seeuniibabieiee pes HR, a a oie loses le 1135-37 Olive 8t., St. Louis | + » % | | | ‘ ‘or °° } . : ; ps “{ * ; i , ' our? - ro ag ae we rh + aw ; 4 ~—— i wer eee artnmt ‘a yr) ”“ ht '« te than any other line or group of lines “ Ma were made were Mag a'rate Ww eer tsaned ee ee — A A i Mag, PP ay ey tere ~ peru eet Pt EM ye Me Sedition] eo s > - wi * * * Me = 16 shen . De LT og re a ‘ ; c - et to - at tet Lee ~ » - - of ~ ; . J woes be Be ease uae. ae — # —— => haemeitii , 2 ara 8 DPT gpl 5 a - he , BS ary hes : mp a ~ Re ‘ys : MMe , ' - "hyena Coli lng Bee ‘ porate ee my iit econ, Tia i ok a es are ald aa ob ° OG A Tsk ae Pea: * . pet? Tot gg, we Bil einige a? ‘ Lille it : be . 9 a i“ . 2 «= Te ; lee ites a ae the si DOR ° a ale A w . a en an Sree ~. + eve . rete ~ ~ te - te — ae a oe Ge re pe nee o wh * Ae + OS ea oe > ne el * > ae b or SE A a et ee —— "ca engl te ee RE TI Nation’s Business,” with com-| “°°s &t London, Paris, Rome and | While few Set» inst sou can buy one at the low price of ~ Tokio i] ; " eanent ' " ‘ ments by Frank Greene, of ™°*'° Wi!l today present to the Poster Bed, Dresser and Vanity Large Mirrors COMPLETE ‘ . » Bradstreet s, will answer in A Sigaberesece a of Great Britain, | ..dustproof drawers. . Ameri- | RB ; February rance, italy and Japan a mem- ‘an Walnut Finish With 0 atteries, Tubes, « Orandum suggesting that they | ——_— F tbh a ee ‘ Se RO — . a Ae Pa ae ’ . yn eM Na a cay NO cece ia he sear 5A a tae a ay ty Me m co na ‘ yates . =i Teh ¥ satis ’ “ rs “: >= De. waiaal ation. of tha Gateraes ‘os FOR THOSE WHO DEMAND THE 3 z sr of this memorandum. | sar Fy aad 1600 OLIVE ST. 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a eis ode POT ee — THURSDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 10, 1997__ ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH x PAGE aii} —_—- “TPREESEX SHOWS —— Exhausted bur Wht “Happy PROBST BROTHERS | tem st we ae PANT ET ACCT) -sxxxans oascoren THREE SHELTONS PUT incon TO WED REPORTER BROADWAY ARE sic GIVEN TWO YEARS “its TpUCT DENS OF eae | —_e * - eo —* " 7 TT tik inc cnatennoiadelaumpeeaneee n wer ry a ‘ u .. a ‘4 ae OP oe to ae eel SE cei ae eee phe ay peat " ‘mW TORK. Feb. 16. * “ — we AE ne MERE At Ong yg eRe fe is a ee al cue One Argentine Coast Actors and Producers of * fk \ iso. 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RR per ¥ ’ ae vs 38 cs ‘ — Denne eee nn een ena csc chidiaamtiies men inl uanmmaeins saamasiiiadaeainaemetnaen ceaeeiesa ieee eee ¥ > f ° ° ce She J : ~ a . . . . ce oe STOr Gnet beg, Charges Are the Injuring of (i273 is 7 « ga-|New Trial and Arrest of an oi Jewish trive, the Palas! gned by Edward ‘rant, sec re | Ont eS See rs ry? 37) r af i Ste PP dy . : : _ re ‘ . —_ " P TBeCDUNe Coast. mn igs pik. eS ge ~ oe ; f ? je presence in i owntown ho- ner Killed in Gas Explesica, Morals of Youth and A Se f : “. Z ) 3 . “fe BP a Bd vid Judgment Denied Two | isin iccniinntnse : | | ri: | ne ie m : | “ gf ‘ se : | ' ¢ th —_ gone Ng ‘a "agony Heb. eu Others and Maintaining = , f att Coe. a ae es, aad Principals—Defense Will BIRGER IS JAILED ee ee eee ne jnow in Leavenworth Prison for ntormnbhea te P bli N ; # oe oo i a ae tes % oii - ss e ae Bie a AT BENTON, HELD ei me sige ta ~ . Py a : eo she 4 lew = | —_ ey re aio | a i Ne oy teal in On deme ublic INulsance. a .. ‘& are fy ane Take Appeal. FOR $40,000 BOND «-« | 7 Me eee stage scandal the Phoenix Par, —— ss Co SS nnn. te es | Ti elscsdiic mous Relining te akiserdk alums : 4 athe €:. Misieamee aie anne he Phila «ON, Pll AB + RE ART: RCT De ony Wee A etrr ate nd Ir pa Dhia & By ihe - ' & ae ae ee, ee ; Sm. PO ee ae ee ; rm, 5 one ts er ( ontinued from Pax re tne. an me al ATTIGs ' wh j ‘faving : * same hoe ron 0. today NEW YORK. F: mollow.- ; , ee ee: Sy 3 a ae ES BG ge > te i é' ' rrorney MeRoberts, 1d % bie ame here with ne dead man Was ra.’ ; . — esas c wet ae, oe: ho ee on . thes atherc ers . ee lhe ani] ty ' - th, ) a. , | : resect ee 9 é = ‘ a 6 a 7: ; ‘ f ‘? ’ ; ¥ ¥ ‘ 7 . ' : , ao imte ? ' i wens on night, Acting Mayor McKee an- . mee. Me Mien, mo today to twe years in Feder ae aii « ih pointed out that some of the ‘ted in Hazel She! the sister YM reacn 1ORe® ent , . _ , _ , ae / ' Wi a Ina ine Bun ; —- . : ee ane tr in : Piet ' } } na : — : prod? na a }: : iz hter or # multiemillionaire : . ; ‘ : : — : s revue | | : ) the RS. MARTHA F. HUDDLESTON. first woman to swim the Cat- ... Fo ie ae ee Pee an 7 leputies refu ) ited: . Pe : Shelton home tewn, Fairfield, IiL, . ; : ae i ania oil . oa , . th sfateren ~~ Satie New yk banker. wiiose be- eld in Poland as Red Spies rive a » Jsmmore alina Channel, photographed just after she was pulled from the ,, 07tene Boeck. 2 Beem eee - a s ee ; 2 ; eee ie ge TRA RT Cae ane SR REE Men NRE Lae TON oes “ siete . . pat yer) oe ee ’ . : f sTa? ? VM ! } un { ,«* a | nor iias just Jee a i- vo tearie +, ; hi rE ms , Ww, et 14 The Polish Bs iaeaie Wire brom the New York | - — — ae hough convicted wit tole i ain an order for his de- oa ee nye “y - 6 6dl nounced. Young Street. like his operation of the ney “° rae ene) rercnrn? ) a > : Feyn ~ . , 4 rs pew ; . ° ry “inpory ’ P ete a s = Sales, xiending ‘ . aa, lay ee. se ee es. 50.c rivar INQUIRY. INTO ITTNER HARDING HAD LIQUOR ther men on Dec. 17, after trial| livery from Circuit Jud ing him with obtaining money by |father and prospective father-in- | Fore” S\cDUne 0 0 NGrlGe, oma iad lscoVvere A huge COM NEW "ORK, ep. | ot iret : } } “eder ] lo > ? ; ller, br the S i] , 13 a o 1 . Re , z , . . ve 1 under inve salon. we 7 mM- | jera in ne } ; : le mr ree ; p law before him, is startin out in : me SG illike ehjort wees, oo. 6. | BONDS DEPENDS ON IN WHITE HOUSE, ee ee ee ae ee ee i Bo espegs nega teger, an | la | g out iD | ald had $360. He said he had ne in ates ae “a ER age S he : : i i. i) > 3 } Y MN st ’ su , : - 8 he 1 PR er’ y}] : f he : . ae ; " . re a tes i+} } Henato must 60 vote. ine penaity ; : : : , , , , SPB wer sharon onveyance, he paid for a taxicab Hbure and Grodno. ' Eleven men § current plays dealing with sex were | S*mators must go vote. The penaity i i eT ihor affairs, the |trial and motions for arrest of | ood MANGE ibaa ty Ge ak DAUGHERTY TRIAL ine aeeoce e arrested at wembu . : eV ECLION ‘MOVai sFOM Orn- jp | Ot ae a ee rs ciaianal : : : : NE x hy im whieh fe aetectives accom pae- vemburg and 14 hale Nigh OU answer — ion to hold) S#S© 4O.Orious JESS smith who |) Jjugeinent, anu ates peu - Habeas Corpus Hearing. inks, for personal joans Continued from Pace One. ' sroano. ar nong whom w ere five pipe tees , ; , , a¢ = oOyr phor * “sorrynting the morals i ‘ ~ , Tay ’ =°4 > Vas. it Autd aisid Tri t cnow! whe “* V4 ‘ "ein ATY WT ; lt. . ) bea Wer ©] e. A : ’ - 7 : Loh . be lis » 5 ; . satin - ° . cA 4 . . ‘ - * . . ‘ ’ ’ ‘ * a‘ * ’ ; ‘ ; rt , jers, Tha Pp ira anroun “ed. a ; iy! 25 ineseicieii } -, . .e _ rancactin . . * " by , ¢ ' ! revert oe PT . hoe rr)? elo ‘ 7 HO’ of the $441.0C0 went to Daugh.- ; AMUSEMENT TAX BILL UP fy tT ey tc =o o>? : ‘ | ’ 7? « I if 4 : T) ) ee t-33 oF i t ro ‘ esctehic “y : . _ . c456 : 4 sf i= Pail a . : = ' ; erty and $40,000 to Nlille | i ieeeemeeaeall , ; Prim in ; . c » aa eeene itt i il ) } Liid \ ; Nea |} j rs 1 ioe ’ 4 } Li Td} | : : - ° f , eet ugher their attorne) Patrick 1] ‘ullen r hearit is a»nplicatic | ' trust r $25.00 ' orit Daugherty’s Former Butlers Give; 5mall Hope for Baker's Proposed LOUIS POST- DISPATCH ‘orty-one eTSO7 re ar- Por panne ae ‘Her Pict ture of Mrs. Harding nd Charl “% kK They will) release on bond he cor Se I Re Part ot Testimony. | Tevy on Theaters and Tobacco, | e . -_ ‘ ° ‘ ; 5 j : p si ’ es i vs ij : / the Aseomiated Press : 3 . by "3 , Wr . ff o2 f ry in * hg rr ;ry , ’ ’ ;? ’ ° ® ’ t . : oe * +. ~ , , ‘ ‘ | s \ . . 7 rm ge (*: ‘ 4 rr) ‘ | ? ‘ aligned and hé in bail for heat ar Grievance Committee Will Vot Mrs, Jaffray minces no wo: ij rt eour ae n ank by ral ie Governiment ¢% “us _— . founded Dy JUStr} HW ULJTZER : : Bar on . ' ‘ \ © S| ‘9A rina +h wy * Vf : J. e > , ‘ P a . . ' P * « ‘) j ‘ r | , ’ JE rE RS SON ‘ I l } ’ F eb, 10. Teec. i2 1278 Tomorrew. ageciaring it Mre. Hard CO] per } al ' =o prise witness y EBLE niin jastv err A oe . Ss} 5 ha "4 ~ : Ps ' cil =7 . . t3 I ‘ ‘ a * ]s ; }7 . ¢ A » 3 ‘ rT : 4 ‘ ‘A >. 7 . j VN ¢ , ci f ; tri y [5 re rT) : NeRTO butier if ) ” “— - a rhe first ight on House bill No » Play eget him ee ee ee ished tally ty The Pouittrver Publishing On ae ; ‘ - aS, Rey ‘ +t} ’ nm itt ¢ h ¢ EMEEF OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Dee ng. | age PER ee + es marrage tribute it in part to ill health and | gut ond money or a confe with Judg ‘rn loa lents, took the stand late in che Gov. Bakers proposal for a sepa- AUDIT BUREAU OF CIRCULATIONS ive DONnUS ; : , 2. 28 sien , . ’ n ney arz: UY ceclu ' . hg i onvineced of (,uilt. ee ; ne ti 2 g yiw ; jor a 1¢] } h “A ' ZBPIVve and ifitimia > Pi ti? €@aix Stat ind for education to be ge al Paar get ge By | tj ey Of-thre Cas’ \ p ON Line propositic eqguesul sr irs. Hiardineg 4 i. eee Ls at I ers af ny he ire cere actmeEe * : aud > 4 A Tor varie if erat in the elght-ro- if arr’ al y ¢ 10 per cent tax on Cle credited . —- of : es ) +) ne l epiclat me ne anpoit - ; ntrits + ; ; . l*tner rmngl lor IIe cer ‘ man vhon adat b) ; Lainie ’ « f hee ane ey rmkity . ; 62 4 re hers Mérent did ot tes by at oe : ha Brer ; who served ae ' ler wi] come uD for engrosgement. iris rar . oar ‘ ‘ ‘ % . , ; ; ; ‘ ‘ s ‘ t? ; . ’ , - Suessyintcn a by Carriere murra) Lt3: te ine rvimri lt ¢h, “9 owe ; ’ -eting wormral oe 20 r! nt uns, “yw “y ' ; ¥ ‘ 4 > ard - — n ™ reantzing ™ ' ridents fPoosevs v * ar Po ee crare Want es Som - ” —_ . bgh Ag . ~ ~ " . res >> Hy « ~ é a ™ - a Z ~ mon deine ‘ bee ~ antes ‘ : . Vo Fae as ‘ "i aKa a I - e - D4 ¥ Wante e - . * ~ j s AA » Ura ‘a yer’ . ma ite * sre ¥ : Sone May : ” Crt Wr etait Ae Ngo me rw Poem ge ; 2 BR ggg ere “ ‘ . q A td | | | : , , Opposition of the bill appears te elite carrier gr mut-o wh and ames : mown ake ens ae , a nay ‘ ried iid ever P not yi tt ] , OU Nou @ an 1% 9 nvest! r) ‘ Oo bhiuv t} vil ri, if ifiat ror mo : 7 " i i. a +; : aa i Lj i a To Pap i se | | ie ae . : ; wae ; eS sar : ; ; is a ; , ¥ : s ee ons ; he formidable Majority leaderg _ as seco a ans matter We 19 : . is > 1 request s h le lative inquiry qui euS n } ; a ‘ ats "so ae 7 ; ore ar sete pyr af , —— y "y ; ee were prepared to abandon the pro- he Frnatoffice at ¢ ZH} P F j nou ; } wif} _ ‘ j oe men ; CA Lie: “ut a apti : C1 id rd ove rday. , s , Liev: w) . i a vision that the tax be placed upon ’ - : na ‘ ‘ ort by ' ‘ a . resident bia ’ eer E litt] h afmnu ments. sven 8&0. ittie ope _is seen for the bill by legislative -TIITTi¢ Ty) ' ; ‘ : ae i " ) i shee ryvers, Ae the Democratic Bene » Is virtually certain to kill it. d Daugherts . ixifors a - — . pueens one ' ) ) ared | was) Daugherty, he said, and in all hig . urhor no “4 manag nmects had heen freed rn) De J per that w: aimiost uncont) ity'« ES mst. Who inne d ‘ »lace wie 4 ; ran - $} ; T tral rrin Asse! lpi y mens r uy D. Gott correspoiidence never saw the Europe ; ; lea i i atid ’ bet hearing leo, I*ty . irport } ‘ i ‘ : T Tie f ‘ nad ; ' ‘ ry oe ‘ . i? gst ‘ : . if iJ i? nv " ‘ ‘ . 7 v's i us 2: vy 7. . MNames of Merten or the Americag At none of! i j , - TT } a ~ 6% : wne Raprcsunnaniiieeiaaeeneaen . “ _: oe eee . . = ; i la-gal Authoritics Views. e ‘ Do AE A et AON A et Ete Dt al au ate -- et fag — Pritchard Promises Protection. WE OFFER the best Re-enacting Piano, and the best Sheriff Pritchard, however, has Reproducing Piano. Both World Leaders. For that birthday og MASON & HAMLIN AMPICO vedding, of perhaps «klein hie my Maplin ttle sae re Ne ae » ample 8 thy LL ALE A LG AEG = any ee bok ee ee Was soon found Others Convicted and Penalties, | °°" Prices $695 Up on Two-Year Terms if Desired Der Hyation—a gar ; : ers | prom anc § 1 aiwaysé ZIFSELHORST |i Way | Th Dic scandals must be} TD Post-Dispatc a petey ) us 2 M _ Wil pi bts nd 64 : om * xi is pis ges ee ais oe Establiched 1879 -::- 48 Yours of lee of | BOLLAND'S 1 | Further Performances Barred sai + oa dl BAS SUT 4 = Ol fact MI: Hiarding herse'f *e . “ 28 oy ne io :. ze ra | . ith fiat KIMBALL WELTE MIGNON hat ic ni remem ee ee SRO ne ino eee + bop een sy CEntral 6200 1007 Olive Street PIANOS—PHONOGRAPHS—RADIOS Lecust at Tenth Jewelers ter 79 Tears en aie ee tenia y GR HOS os ager ~ 2 le BRO hat at ee ARO AOR AEN A EN - ead? gan in 1840. : , | is a a pe ba bint weit “Sten le Ear asl dries Bice = git ,ootlegger’s Bullets VPatal, 5S lina oil sh Live-in tli sips tei etre ise oars ae Pherae es Presario. me eee ge Appelt Am For Gifts she bag Seta oa i) . ote die Hii ig sn ees. ard dp te Pita ie ke IN bee pele tae AeA tt See CRE MOR te RR AM eR eI dhe ar react pne = _ , "Tr; a fs ngs, ; er ash 2 * new et # Seeing * Ni er mone eet ‘ ah 1 lhe eb Se ee aed ee * : ~~" ’ nares tiaed! “Siw se if Atlantic, more hop apni ee ee eae al tana ee ogee er : | 1* hree | Vesta Co lied last nig ae o million passen- | | sreet—reported the Gras ige in Mexico, pre-| Mrs. Harding, “she was strange ) bppeat bond, | bomen uaiiner’ 5 : , , ; St. Valentine hnard steamers. eee. means rae in Nags otters Wes + eng 0 poe HAROLD M'CORMICK DENIES | mj Sheerest Chiffon | : Deas [aad Gooner F. Dougherty. | ae nol “gues Ga SR ADVERTISEMENT : , ” ee tiasagere when abd matter os oe u| Se fie ae ace ne] , Sees ; a eee sy i seen GOR ENT cs When You Feel a nae Cé€Ssive year | "Scie neil algal i ey Wee ee ee Saree, res Bi Reel : Coming On Yy r | Pt a+ ' le Ly, at Rees Pol j \ Prenide: was unfai ne i ily . | ! Rat, Het | . ' ton \ : ber ot travelers OS Saag TO EASE CONSCIENCES Martine’s Dect Son atten tte Magistrat, I ues? Warr sudden (* i I> k g . vor | r of . 3 3 | | ‘ . f : . 7 ~- f ani«

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ft Te PSDAY EVENING FEBRE ARY 1} as _____ ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH _ oa | x% An Exctusive Residence on St. Louis’ Finest Beulever¢ == DPE DENIES HEI PING reve auras IN PHILIPPINES cis | a a ee : . ne ve a i : | “tHinds eT ee ng es . i ormerty Walked . . a Ane n wrk: — —— a Dae | ay | ‘ ur gg ~~ pat Car — a = UNL i ADS than ALL the other St. Louis newspapers COMBLNED. : Piuous fev ees» pia gs .- tine Tenbe mend ee. ce al , - a P ‘ . a iin 2 a 4 ; , , _- . . “ ' eee 7 =* pheaten — Ia . ia #€s 4 > Te Mrill for il tn lilineis. ws > . 2a mission to Use 9 ; = [ on m. C ot, \, the mn Ney ” ; . Mts i ie ir a | ; . : ‘ ae | : } ’ _ : ‘ > o . . = r.seast ; a : Si House Ju ; : Build Their C . Rie ® ot ® 4m ot oF * 2 vee” bat | ar. £ . - - é ® + ee ee ee ee “ aS meagre aig PRs, Ce . oar 7s os ; ‘ a rel hs Pigeon RAFI ip epalalet RNG Be AGES Sa Eo tg ‘ rrerge ee 2 “> > we na wg ata ve 2 ae . " 3 p 2 Sai cic ARE CC: TR RE IS i 2 i ae St. Louis’ Largest and Most Popular Retailers of Hosiery ey tne sserciaied Fs ° meh wexico CrrY, | ¢ has refused . . . a GererD” nen bee HAVE YOU BOUGAT : ODEON HALL oe gg Karges Hosiery Specials? ~ February 11 and 12 i You Will Appreciate the Quality 7 sad sd : | EVERY FRIDAY, PUBLICITY DAY our $1.85 — Li - 50 Women’s Service Silk Hose §: Full Fashtoned —— Asked Mer to Act. ; ead * Cuile at acto ale ee ee ee ee mt pian) Sauer ne — ee OE eR rE ee Women’s Chiffon 4 Lon Silk Hose . 3c" | E il Fashioned — > rade | eRe hei Ribbed Hose i . ers: siz ostly : | ae rier ] ictrola Rayon and Lisle v: Tork Tt AL ILING MACE. NB of Solid Color Sees Rugs—at 40% Regular Prices Se =S)0 = eee oe -Lane Bryant Specializes in Smart Apparel= Women -~2 Misses of All Sizes a RE Ri eke ' Mr VANS H(— SSE oi eee ces at — a emmmeme e ES eet = 4 f + bail Santee by» > SJH(= Re Say d. Also Misses Styles for All Women and Misses Who Are Not Slender | For STOUT WOMEN | REGULAR SIZE Women | For SMALL Women and Misses | =) RS AR pasts lee Reed hea : On Our Second Floor—Friday and Setinetes SPRING FROCKS Ge Ordgettes Flat ( repes Satins Combinations Y THREE CARDS ON T $0 IT WASNT -=orney for Plarece Makes ‘omte ne "™ are! Jiactgr Ce nue Case foe “tucty. — SS ede nme nae =) ac Wilton Ru gs Chenille Broad Loom Rugs sof | Calon See loc Pe 549.44 | Rose Taupe . 10x13.6. $198.15 5118.89 338.97 | Rose Taupe. 9x15... $202.10 5121.26 $29.51 Sand...... 10xi3.6. $198.15 4118.89 $28.85 Blue ...... 10.6x11. $171.45 $102.87 ssi seats ess, a” 363.44 538.06 | Blue......8x12... 5141.47 584.88 : Merrick Tells of Plan. | sand 12... ..866.15 $39.69 | Heather... 9x11... 5156.10 %°93.66 1 3 528.80 Heather . 7x9.... $95.44 %§7.26 339.60 Taupe. 5x9.... 368.60 *41.16 537.20 Taupe . 2x15... $188.30 $112.98 31.89 9 Mole. 8x12... $109.47 465.68 Cooper had aever given him any | ee 3100.79 $60.47 | 8x12... $138.25 $82.95 Stout W omen - had . | ue sus ; : D2. 523.82 | .. 6x12... $98.00 *5§8.80 — iregesd : STRANGE HIEROGLYPHICS - J : 80 "Ie -SHI3.S . $1500” nes pte DISCOVERED IN ARMENIA. | p 5x $62.00 537.20 | Prune. ....3x12... $48.30 $29.28 | AMUFACTURI Serkhart Otecsime They Are Believer fo Re Rel - of A tC Wwilization ‘ niempora “izes to LIl— _ = With That of Egype Widths AAA _ERIVAS oie) to EEE— 32 on . ‘ ’ Lake & 00 549.80 | Tete-De-Negre 12x12 . $182.97 $109.78 : Sas hme be . “Fitted by Experts” ed | =a 16) | be wa UAE as Pall ot : we Los a ee pee ye ES. noe ae a hiisia > * ES indebted as Winans Or pit a he a : 4 =— - s) Ape ev A i A aid pe oo aE eS * OOTY Ee SA ed a lean ae Ly = — IE} 2 | wr hi " eee a centile CAMS are , ME eT ee eT ee Sem | akan Ls s | | Rested LO | ae ee — Eee aos mee rr” . * : Lhe ’ 7 3° : , bove oe i= . ceaceaie aused SIXTH anp LOCUST srs sevastieonte r8¢6 ennards Washington at Fourth SS) (0) (— } 1 - -~ — — ty e- ont . — a nee Se nA POUR it AEE OT EE NE ALY acess ° > 2. & “* ne » | ino—toewewvenmes Li | | 4 LL SUS = SSS SSS

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i .. -STLOWS POST-DISFILL...... THURSDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 10. 1997 _ STLOUI "| leas a | J AGSENTING SECT ROM CHURCHES Schismatics Had Asked Per- AE A RO MR . : a ~ ‘ - r (mm, She A wiv b ow ure gages OM we - , a Pr ” — =e > | “s - ny 4 ’ . ve > ” ~ . ae PP "er & 4 a a oe a v es diagell ow ee Ot obs es = 0 - oe oo . ae af Ww Bupii« . . ah a ot Be eo? - ; 4 - re pe are ® _ a ~ ¥ ss see elialaaed = ‘ if _ ~ ey see y hat ad henge g ve iL b> san ye *y te pn ges cater oF m “4 ‘tok ~~ ~ * ~* eo ee owe 4, Cee aR» petiet Js MOD + oe Wee 7 a _ m e ‘ hI OO NR PR Aap PhS BEN LE GR A AN + a PS = = Ratna noeet ”" — —" E wes Ting Fi nw! es “ . ies : . > VAye Paya. pete Fat ei SP 0 Sas esi) ae . + eh ye, Ge nw, ae Pee oo bo DR RES eae etre tin a ney Ferment eee) Victor Orthophonic Records 20408 (“Deed I Do”—Fox Trot. * 9c “I Need Lovin’ "—Fox Trot. 20409 ¢ “Ev'ry Little While”—Olsen’s Orchestra. 75c “Have You Forgotten”—Garber's Orchestra. by 20411 ¢ “Thinking of You"—Gene Austin. 7Sc «(U“Sunday”—Gene Austin. my GRAND-LEADER mission to Use Large ain o Ux we} = A Special Event! Spring Frocks it] ay eeeegroad ; Present the New and Smart Modes for | , 7. sees ‘ Daytime Wear in the Season’s First Com- ? gico CITY, Feb. 19.—The nates plete Showing at Our Specialized Price LAILILIL Mexican Apostolic Church.” ff ite | x eR: eo The First Spring Showing of ROYSTON | Hats for Men 5 YSTON Hats are our own exclusive brand—we specify their high quality as well as their smart style. The new Hats for Spring—easy-fitting Hats in a wide asgortment of appealing new shades. Conforming to authentic fashion, most of the brims are snap style; most of the bands are plain; the crowns either full or tapering. (Men's Hats—Main Floor.) Georgette Crepe Flat Silk Crepe : rr get F orgette } | Semi-Annual Sale of Shirts mile % 4 Printed Silks National Park Silks ens achocis in — Offering Thousands of Fine English = MAW A Ri Sizes for Everyone— and Domestic Broadcloth Shirts at Styles for Everyone ay 1 85 If you’re the shorter, the taller, the larger woman who can never find a Frock ready-made This widely known Shirt event, presents values of utmost importance to the men of St. at a moderate price, you'll find a happy surprise Louis and vicinity. The sale embraces a num- in this showing. For the event is specially planned to give EVERY woman, EVERY’ miss. an equally wide choice! Misses’ sizes 14, 16, 18. ber of large special purchases from well- Shorter Women’s Sizes 351 to 4313. Average known manufacturers who co-operated with us sizes 34 to 46. Larger women’s sizes 40!4 to 52". to create this remarkable buying opportunity. The Shirts are all new Spring merchandise and are of superior quality and workmanship. 1] St ccctty of the 4 NLY the new and authentic fashions, the } 7] ? 2a Spring styles that have come to stay, are AS ) shown in this very special event! The i smart collarless necklines that have taken Paris tant Roman Catholi | by storm; the “three-piéce” Frocks; the Frocks . i had aban. ) in compose colors; Frocks with bows; Frocks in RO : ved them Since | religious la | TAL | ji semi-tailored modes for the street, and more ee of the De- | i wal elaborate styles for afternoon wear. These are Ferment of the Interior was: “It } f. \ ) gs Case ee but a suggestion of the rich variety awaiting mo desire churches, go and build . 2 me you. Decidedly, this is the time to choose your Spring Frocks, when selection is so wide. The them.” fabrics are in pastel and darker colors. CY ee a eer, es ae _ ~~ ae ee rT 7 awe “a ' abe om ‘i Ge. eal * Fr -? ¢ aes ‘ Ter? e i . , : bad Ras ass _ gent would 1 to approve ar application =| durch for the erection of new houses of worsnip vv ~: ~ nt VTAnratin | The Secretary of Educayion, i’f. Se be ” . apostolic joe Puig Casaurano, has denied the petition of th: National Teach- rola CAMDEN.WN ).,{ Mexico The petition 6) eged that these wf ioe »b IIA mPxican CHniiGgren eT © nd a cbilihatlie Diak - od - vee ~ 2 . a : SO A LBD ie. v , bok eee ae sere oe ae © a * Pee § as con Me en eM em es MMe ean etme mE INR ye phn Ramee f time. 2 ” ants - : “ . e : ‘ a ee pragrates ee a " Le Ae “ECONO? - , gail ie cea a pe NIP te” tig t pean OTE Ri GI LOA BARE SO Ae TO AI PBA 6 F “ at soe ite - 1h rene. _> x = quard —e $atin-striped broadcloth, endura fancy broadcloth, Broad- ccs: 0: | ott agg epee : ‘s * oo 4 moor checked broadcloth and others. Neckband or collar-attached style. Baprotest a ? ; r All sizes from 137% to 18. Women’s Vests and Bloomers Of High-Grade Glove Silk Tailored of an excellent quality Glove Silk, in lovely shades of Nile, flesh, peach and sweet These garments are perfectly cut to fit. in S! Bloomers, 5 to 8. ieee | re Silk $Y $ love Silk 5) MLY THREE CARDS ON TABLE, “ik Koitwear—Secon@ Floor.) SOIT WASN'T GAMBLING Mrmey for Plaver Makes That Contention and Judge Con- tinues Case for Stody ee eS ecare fl Tailored Uniform Dresses | jetic Ansociatic For Maids and Nurses 56.98 rs r _ — Se eaaiainhd 2 + 3th oe ~ . are fae RRR LONE AN ROR A LO ARO At EG ATCO A COLAO: ‘ gts di ba int a LG DOA AAO sea AD oe ~ eee ow etal tan Pa Milt a eh ys monconent 2 repartee tae oe a AA ET LA ALE ILE —« 11S 9 SS — - =e a (Men's Furnishings and Square 20—Main Ficer.) | Black Walrus Suitcases Standard 24-Inch Size—Reduced to 3] | 60 These well-made Cases are equipped with heavy straps all around, large sewed-on corners, side _locks, two bolts and strong handles. They will with- stand long, hard service. maT rh sing aszscsoeesssae The Sale of Women’s New Footwear | Men’s Hose in the February Sale Offers Unusual Values : in Two Groups Offers Remarkable Values at ; - - _ _ $5.95 $745 $9.95 $9.95 dIC Fancy Half Hose in de- sirable patterns and colors. Rayon and mercerized lisle mixtures; reinforced heels and toes. Every pair per- fect and all sizes are avail- able at this price. 0S 0 SIC) ) Tn be ~~ ee ee se = eee a ee ee ee mH ou oe — rw “— = »Styles for Spring and Summer, in black patent leather and satin, brown kid and the correct new light shades or shell gray, stone and rose blush. Pumps Strap slippers and Oxfords for every fashionable wardrobe may be purchased at substantial savings. n Rugs 10% OF $118.89 $121.26 $118.89 $102.87 584.88 593.66 557.26 0SS—0 3 The 26-inch size in the same case as de- scribed above is priced at (Luggage Section—Fourth Floor.) Sale of Children’s Shoes ‘ Girls’ Oxfords 59e¢ Household Needs Smartly tailored Oxfords Thread silk and rayon- of tan calf and seroller grain mixed Hose in diamond trim, or patent leather with patterns and vertical fancy gray and black tr stripe effects. These are Goodyear welt $3 95 “irregulars” of a manufac- soles. 2%4 to 7 ° d turer who specializes in fancy Hosiery of the bet- ter qualities. Misses’ Oxfords "our maids will surely look t ) OL! 4 la iS " ss , — ely look ned Oxfords of tan calf, trim- d trim in Uniforms like these, med with tan stroller grain. -\ tailored of an excellent quality or patent leather trimmed Ai-\fast-color gingham in stripes or with black and gray; Good- — : year velt soles - }solid colors Several styles self os $3 4 Sey Sper Sizes 11% to 2... . Py j . . ‘ j / trmgomed or finished with white col- Orthopedic Shoes for the little tots are in blucher lars and cuffs, sizes 34 to 46. in S alll Curtain Stretchers Clothes Basket, $1.59 (Men's Hose and Thrift Avenue— $1.69 calf or smoked elk. Sizes 5'2 to 11 Main Floor.) White uniforms fashioned of *41.16 $112.98 565.68 582.95 ‘58.80 *95.04 529.28 y $109.78 ALE ym on APERIES i omen 4 L mEeeece ~ a AN STILL OPERATING WER MANUFACTURING CO. wo “ee ™ Borkhart Obtains Tic- - ™ Atta, heme: bes hiling a fil ; . = , \py al Bond ’ 7 a ¥ a r, ated i . i 2 Mri en. \ : hr. CANAT ane | lows a af > aia ry. 5 a durable qifality nurses’ cloth are made in straightline models long or short sleeves. ‘zes 34 to 46, $1.08. Second Floor.) Thrift 7 he B uy- Wa silk Remnants Greatly Reduced Manv styles. coloring and fabrics in desirable lengths. wr . ~ «5 ‘) lea “ets, 6°3.29 These 22-piece Sets are imported and have lgrge decorations on them. - AT? ate 2 > . . Figures for Bowls $1.00 to $3.08 Highly glazed white china figures that will look very dainty in the center of your flower bowls when holding either fresh or artifical! flowers. Luncheon Sets, $1.95 All-linen crash: cloth s2 inches square with four 14-inch napkins. v of St. Lours Avenue (urtains, 9Sc Pair » Pretty dotted filet with ful] ruffle. 2's yards long: tie-backs to match. ‘Square 17.) Boudoir Slippers, 79c Very attractive designs n colored satin with soft padded soles. (Square 18.) Chenille Rugs, 98c All desirable colors in these oval Chenille Rugs 18x30 size. Huck Towels, 19c Ea. ‘Heavy weight and all linen; size 1630... Some slightly imperfect. Breakfast Cloths, 7ic All-linen crash 45-inch Cloths; with fast colored borders, neatly hemmed. Subject to slight imper- fections. (‘Square ©.) style, sturdily made of patent leather, tan $? 45 pa Sale of Nursery Furniture Offers Exceptional Values in Wide Variety Chest of Draw- ers, in ivory enamel finish. convenient to hold the Iittle garments, priced. 2 a . + ss = #1350 §-Piece Nursery Suite, $179.00 A complete set for baby’s room is beautifully finished in delicate pink baked enamel, decorated in charming flora! patterns. The set consists of : Lamp and Shade Nursery Chair Crib Costumer Wardrobe High Chair An unusually large amel finish with or- mamented steel cane panels, $16.96 Ivory enamel Bassi- sinet in ivory en- net with kick plate, me pacha” 4 rubber - tired wheels, steel link fabric spring. $14.96 swivel frame, Bassinet in ivory enamel! fin- ish; link fabric spring, rubber- tired swivel wheels, decorated panels, $10.95 ~ - = =\ - oe. soe ecee eD4 = \ ‘nwHut wea we Cael ee ee eee ‘Baby Shop—Second Floor.) Sturdy adjustable frame: Size 6x12 feet, fitted with Well - made ‘all - willow Clothes Basket with strong side handles; large size. stationary pins. Medicine Cabinet, $1.40 White enameled Cabinet with good. quality mirror door and roomy shelves. Hot Water Plate; $1.98 Choice of several sizes in these nicely decorated Plates—excellent for keep- ing food warm. Electric Heater, $5.98 Roaster, $1.49 + The Universal “Quick Large Roaster in practical | Heat’—am efficient Heater oval style, is of dark biue that gives immediate heat ename!lware. when attached to electrie light socket. Shoe Back, 49c Sturdy Wooden frame that will hold 4 pairs of shoes, is easily attached to the closet door. Clothes Dryer, $1.59 This Clothes Dryer is convenient wall style, is ad- justable. (Fifth Mieer.) 7 : ss ‘ 7 Reece soe RERER ERR ee ge 3 I ne —_~- et a OO a Ra Oe Bes , or, _ pve a < 4 onal ta eo sneer" + eee -

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___ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ _THURSDAY EWENING. FEBRUARY ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH SAINT VALENTINE DAY ____—— | é eins 30 d “f 6-00 Olive and Locust. From Nintis to Tenth Store Hours: Daily 9:00 to 5:30—Saturday 9:00 to u } — f iA . : 7 . : ‘ f : * ' : ; * F ; 7 b * ’ N . . S| i : . : 4 : ts \ mre : - - 83 : . a : . 2 . , : es y 4; ~t> : . .¥ - ‘> . =" . 74 : ‘ = , = . >». e “ i ‘ ———————————— — . 2 . ’ : ' *7 : . + " : ° > ———— = seta / ; : : 4 ; , f - ’ 7 Ps ; . : ~4 . sz . , . cs i 7 +. ; : . a ’ = is ’ -_ ? re ’ . ; ‘ . 3 . . ° . . : . ars . ‘ . 7 , « . n . > : a ‘ ° P : * > j : 7. . .o eb } ” ; ; -. : - : - s . _ : } | - , a : . :} 4 a + ' 9 , 5 : _ : ; f ' : A ; - io 7 x ¢ ’ \ ' er } | os , : : : “ a . : ; - : " - > 5 . \ J : : : +} ; 4 : ; : : ‘ » a ‘ ‘ ‘ ; , ‘ ,4 s P &. : & F A : th ad : ‘x +} : Z & _ 3 F , 3} a . e Zt ; : ' —" (19: : j g ' i . ta - . : ’ f PS ad 2 t , Fs : : 7 ; ; 3 : ; , ‘ eh . / y , : ; 4 5 J 4 : : - - 4 : . ; : _- . * -) . N . _ .~ . a 5 ented bs EPO ye Oe kK ‘ ® an +5 ‘ NE set at , Co he “pe Peg Oe ; “a *, ors tek a Da i NR PEAR Sn Poy Ke a : ’ ‘ oes , ae) : pi o s : : “4 % ' ‘ aR Jt o 2 a tree ey AR Rie Za Mey - 7 r, ¢ wan ie ~ Ci exc q ~ eater odimanes . . . ’ speed bats : aa > be i el pevlve . Ss. AP - ie te me “EP: a - +. PBs,» Added eas! . > % > * ~ TS oe - 2 ed . et oe + al ks le inn a i Silk Stockings 4ahy SS) See - i 1 S | eat Sl FS - inne = McCallum Kayser WR had. Le. =e Onyx Lehigh | 1 ti & awe ape) ie me... and Child it In Three Extraordinary Groups: and Other Well-Known Makes Fletcher’ ie a? ao Sala hg ar i i ee I I Sa aii a me IEA RAE AS, i, crepe paper large boxes ~~ packed expressly for the SS SS ; . occasion SS ~ * Sy ese’ names . : $14 19 T hursday—You May Choose From a Newly-Arrived Groupel 1 ae ae eo i : “ps ; - : , : di a i \ i ) S lk q D Zewpie op Chocolates. 20e For party amc table tavors 23S f Loliy Pop Deiis. 25« Kewpie oa Heart Sox. 25¢ re ia Ef/ . Regularly $2.00 Those Prettily Practical “Queen-Make”’ Models ‘ | The Lower-P . Checolate Valentize aie aah ae BS | > Py: aS to $4.00 nb Ready-to-Wear S$ Boxed Cand 3 it +. =a Me ; $ 75 : y = ee - Styles That Are ° Sizes tor Women tor Her Se : Ae $ 5 5 Newest—Priced and Misses With the comventionai Va!- = 4 Pay = . a q - + = ; Z Be ee entime decorations. At $1.50— 3 | i A large ‘eart-shaped box ‘“Queen-Make Dresses are so favored because ot their attractive ty ui eens sollaeions ter E Ll (a = F 7 and their splendid qualtty that this new assortment will be heartily w orated with red hearts. - aoe : | EVERAL thousand pairs of Silk comed. The models are especially smart—just the types wanted for ge At $1.50— . —_ eral Spring and Summer wear—all tub-fast and daintily pretty — se win be box of i und ) —¥ . ; ae S h W 4 . : es gt Ri iis Sines ak & a af | Stockings that were regrouped doubtedly you'll want to select from this new assortment. You'll find) it § 0 checolates, bombons and 2 = : e ] k d ° : : : ee ) > “s. ' | trom our reguwiar stoc a = styles for home, street wear and outings. At $1.00— a. ventory. Many of them are counter . of ‘chee aanioon, red . a . , mussed, but others are included only Plain and pleated skirts—vestee Woven stripes make all thes Se itera SB : because they are from discontinued effects—selt or black mbbon ties— Silk Frocks especially Springlike; At $125. oo. es aa white and self collars, various new blues-and-pinks, grays-and-greeng, Heart-shaped bor filled fam \ A / necklines and other style features shades of yellow with pa with teareem chocolates and . bonbons. Alse 1 pound 12 A : , popular tor Spring. other light combinations. - ounce Box at $2.25. a Incomplete Sizes tiouse Dress Shep—ZT bird Floor. Since the sizes are incomplete we can- not accept mail orders or phone orders. . Se ee an ee ae ea Di ARES a, aie dare wa Pe eae Qs cet? RGA See ‘ cote ales , es #. 2 (As Ao “ee + £3 4 Extra sales persons will help you select Stockings from the aisle tables where the sale will be held. a eh eet hacawe & et oe ad + fei peatig ¢ cbmc Tass Such an opportunity as this suggests the buying of many pairs. One washing will make most of them as good as new. A sie 7 >: First Floer FOR THE VALENTINE | PARTY SvEiOTEes tron | ry Sale of Women’s Shoes ame cards to table | Annual February Sale of Including Tailleur Turns covers can be chosen to 2s carry out the Valentine ECAUSE we want to close out these numbers of Tailleur Turn Show a = your Free- WV estinghouse Electric and others we have reduced them for the first time Friday. Table Cavtne. Foie og $ 90 vgs 7b savers. 28 Regularly $I0 All Sizes ~& Napkins, §c and Sc Doz Caps. Mc Each. or $2 Doz - — Festoams, 10 and isc Each Westinghouse a Ss Litetime ) | Po ee ae en ie Be M S ; if aa G The wondertul wearing The heels are a uniform bet +e aecevsemgmauan ) r =: 3 —— = Uar laliti 7 . ae : fe oto ~ ———— - | antee qualities and excellent style height. Strap, plain and tie Pampa : ete eee F | i oa } pee i eee , features makes them excep- | ) Valentine Bhepegr in the neac. wo ae | —against — Oi tionally appropriate for street In patent leather, light colored calf, | ne ideal motor ar- : vag * any Kind. ne vear : te : ; ) | Greeting Cards rangement - is Free pete -. _— wear. alligator calf and shark skin. Sc to 50c Each ies 1 as indi — Wom 4d Floor Booklets and Cards $ | Soe tt aN - $ Cut-Outs ¥ / 4 ; — ‘ : a: at \ ¥ ie . . i ee , hi See . Sc to 25¢ Each 7, Lys 7 Zz i “G a SG a= ¥ . | : Silk Faille New Style Vandervoort Allowance OT chit Cash Ribbons Gladstone Bags for vour old ma- on eae A —delivers any Ma- : ™ ‘tor | } oe — “Abang ; 7 Inches Wide chine. Extra large al- ——. ' oy chine in stock. Bal- $ 75 lowance if you have ——> : =- “GB ance monthly — no S a] em an electric portable. = Zz carrying chazges. ee is “al ~ ag — } AN* man who demands long ( ss —4 Vf Ve d / .; wear from his luggage will ompare t thle a | 4 any iviOdeis endorse this Peerless make | | | | ’ = 2 fs 4 7 ffered for vi Gladstone in black or brown , | ~ = Tr —tnerm wrt all otn- it = ip t= eg tered ror ees se- Yard leather. af ‘ tw t A - He may choose erther a 22 or 24 inch size. The este ==) ' . nifton and vourself whether they ) \ ene 2. o-tone merican EAUTIFUL ing is of pigskin and there is a division board and sauem@@egm-°. alesan, melon. ¢ VALENTINE really are “America’s DD SSSSS>S=S HSE™™ or Huguenot walnut . pocket. | | : > 4 . : ~ . = . — a ; c : . - Luggage & —Second F Finest Sewing Ma- LA — 7 A and mahogany. A few quality silk - — Tr re sAcR—Petonr«a F ROME BE ew hw Pe ee . . m - , . me 7 * ne - - ti std " o ‘ * P ¥ 2 dele. oF . 7 ce ee eee ~ee ene ae ee ae "hte . she sn ARI CS Ry AAR pose SS AOR ene ar ANIM ’ ~~ | oe Bethe. wen ie ~ j tate DY wings ue oe A . “se i ae PO Nor ™ . : ‘ ra oaporanty . % e : is, Ae - . - Tents Pe: my, 4 , . ~ as ey ellen. vot ahs ha Sha’. ot SO RTs deni x i ae ; RES, Mero ve 5 PRR bo are. ; “ ' J Pm Pith Soh eR a, ae ae argh Chan” & a ‘ “+t a ap ery ee. tad a ¥ bie alld of ene WORE Ze z et aS NCO ia Pos aig PRES “Os jr OS ee a ee : e ih os alee Se 7a i ee & - Pr ans es Fs A 0 . — ay. hee . . a : ‘a , : — ; Sere nie rT he 3 as ¢, BERS : re c. ae neue x ‘ ‘ o> setrylig per “Gch - a. aoe « ~ oe - er" 2 ey or 4 ahr en ae 2 " ¢ oe a neveagepniinges ate oan) ae Lathe GE ni tc j * eae : ARE 5 : : we ‘ eee . : . — Ewe - i > a. Or tk , ~ are illustrated. Faille Ribbon for A New Shipment of Hand-Tooled chines” or not. cf } ; * PEP as OWN cele, Bed egh fA 3. RASS ae hi , - ae ae PURINE Se Rigs ee SRE os 2) pA Be EN ght Yee RO he | gens ‘ ‘ : Rae Ee Wy a tae eyo pei igen: PS OMAR ee ee Skea eam» A ER IN Sate AES a atte Re NT Rg DW rR ok eh. 5 Bs oh i ways $s. RM gee ry as : ‘ ba ~ Pi 7 REN " At Fon B52 > Fy EES a ape er, a. Soaks ® a 2 2 “ as. ve A ted . ‘ : , . gilt - sade OF ORS Stewie ae it ee! Vie A ey Oe eS? Gee ae gan ee Fes a Pell ak ih r She Pe eee e 4 Lye “Hg é = a ‘ fs * ¥ ¥ 4 reer oe sale 7” P st pos ; . kate ES . : Se. SEE. AS =~ Mee vt) ims i Rim aE : e 7 Te Paige ee ae ~ "ad. hdl BERET wad Fd eauak Aun co eee a Pa ghee Seige GAIN I ac, AD. ea RR ee eM Sa CT Ved ag te Dg gD MS Faber oe Baye Yee ee fe pico 0° «sh a SRS Nal? aR ES - ROE PO i lcs? ede pe TEI TE eR So See aes SO Ce Fe SO RA GAS Fe) a ee a OE A Se ON ee RR I eae. ME ayer ae A ith ail Ee ee find Te ee ces etre eee Se RIE ee é x. Bs ial PAE «4. PO o> Ie me F if OR ee ee Me Re er, (9 : a See ee ny Mra gthy Be $a) A 2p é ¢ Mh ey a Se tort Ae nee 2 sl SE as es. eg bint: ait - :. CM hs a BB sd Pe ip ai ia: « : . + So : Lote” aan SOE i Vanderveert ‘< Tev Shop— Downstairs Lt Que Huguenot Console Apartment Console ™~ — ~~ . . < ae ————~

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. l= ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH THURSDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 10. 1997 & x ? - igiaalas ga ad Eis ake , iy COURT STAYS HANGING OF SIK cocci! vo permit an appeal vo the [Af ita —— eee | Men Oonvicted of Killing Warden State Supreme Court | | to Appeal rs Supreme Court. A SOR age o PAY ONLY 'By the Assncieted Press Severai hundred douars neces- JOLIET, til. Feb. 10.—Six con- {sary for making the appeal is $25 DOWN + victs, sentenced to be hanged to- | available, defense counsel assured morrow for killing a Deputy War- Judge de Selim. The Court allowed 3.00 W ] cil : | eek den in a prison break last May, ' two weeks for the filing of a bill oo a! Balance $ \ d have been granted a stay until of exceptions. Bench Included 7 oe is 4 “) ] -T? a ¢ + —_ . Le | Attacked as He Enters Restau- (Open Evenings) AT THE eres 1ODIZED SALT \WuRLIIZER OT House of Bald Win oe? : Bes ae ee lodized for r your health 1006 denen Sivoct A USED GRAND A Special Sale of : si ‘ THER:- = 'S & Y = MUSIC ROLLS wria is espec | 3 h eG 10 relieve oi in At 6c Eac dren ail age a FOR TWO DAYS ONLY mation “iatwency, Constipat 0 al cepapdane a : | STARTING FRIDAY, FEB. 11TH—Included in this ind Colic and Diarrhea; allay reverishness arising there sale are all the latest song and dance hits, such as: mg, ani, by regulating the Stomach and Bowels, aids the “Blue Skies,” “Hello Swanee, Hello,” “Sunday,” “Ina milation of Food; giving healthy and natural sleep. Little Spanish Town” and also a wonderful selection of German word rolls. , gid imitations, always | PHONE AND MAIL ORDERS ACCEPTED | The Baldwin Piano Company the POST-DISPATCH Regularly prints MORE WANT 1111 OLIVE ST. ALL the other St. Louigne wspapers COMBISED. ao (cbt saa Ned My ie Ae ton street, a as oe laa 9-2 ¥ 2 Ce he Sy ¢ best | ST : y bir 6 a ee nae ee ee ee - on - + pb RE RS oh - ; (eee) OG P48 er ort ies ~~ a sere eRe At Chae, eae Ps oni ns a Nae hae A. hn te) ALT, Piste. rR D enctmeal =. 4 nye i, oe - a eg ate apa Puck ie oe pe © hole

i ig. pipe tire SOM tee. tk for Women Misses eir attractive styles | = ea | ; l 4 rill be heartily wel- 4 , , ’ . | ; " ’ ; j : . j * . > / ' y A ‘ e ‘ ) YT? f ‘ iV j i hidbi. ; ; . / } ’ ' : : \ , A . ‘ oy “4 * vr ; . f = . ut? |} [if Jali. a i } ' hy : : . . i ' . / , ’ ’ ‘ 7 a >’ Ff ' ’ > +? . a > ed ; ; , | : ‘ / A ma d man, believed to Db | | Ff ; a ’ , ~s . rwirnittad — . 7. | j The ) I , C°OOITL IT pia ‘ i. i | a | y ~ ‘ . “ ° . o 2 ss ~ $6 ort ‘+ ’ ae “ 1 f . ’ ; ~) ' i ; ; j “ = , ie : J . ' . ‘ ‘ , ; ' V j @ j m tw | “~ ee? , 7 ae ‘ ; ; ° Ss ; ante Or en- " ’ — J j / ; SIUAS " ° ee" . ’ { ~. ; = : ‘ ~ 2 , 4 a at _ . ." * os ‘ oy . . ‘ vs ] : SLIT) atamZzaroa Lied! : arag’ if . , es : v2 ; | j —¢ ‘ Yi ; - ; . ’ , y pretty so un : a i ad m 1 ia | ~ m ~ - {! . : ° i - * ; t ~~ “ — Pus ¢ ‘ 4 \ + >» . ~—S y . . 4 > R wy . ~ " ; ~~) > : } ic 7 ;* ’ . ' hic? iaries .eiser maG Ga i — ‘ . be — > “A . « rir) a ; rs Trif¢ . - — pes make al] these . i! ne be > : ’ 4 " = : a é' ,. ©, ¢ * cx se} .” rrr, ’ Aver iie¢ > \ iy — . 7 \ ; qi e \ } ‘ i Fail LX , i+ .. z — —= —— - o . . . 5 | 5 z ; . j gy rr? } rye " ' : } en > . TayVS-anc-preens . Ih gs] . four - , , : , a , TV ?16 \ 6 s* cy? Ww; ‘ i 17 tL ry Pia - . } i} it ‘ A > ~ . | P * . 4 _——— . ~~ “a " a p ‘ ‘ | . .* . e = Ow with gray and ; men at 9:40 p. m., yesterday at Jo- b WL A j - ‘ «A . ’ ’ . > - -- . . - . *- ’ : ; inten . gas ”_ r . -_ “ -, ‘ ] . . . ‘ =e . _ . . : a ? ’ 7, > oY ‘ 7? oy S4 : } c ‘ , ‘ . a — ‘ ot " ‘ : cs i . i : ii : — mbpinations ee , | , _ } “ =r een — al , ~ j ‘ — : — a 4 : : @ , | : = =: ' . : : ap ; , E . »* ey? " ' - = . — “= - ? : ia oar. Ty ; “-) Y) ¢ TY Puri : - : = t ‘ ’ ? }* j c > ; a : ‘ ' . _ " . $4 ¢ " ; ‘ : *. ~ —- ra $ { ' 1 ’ ‘ . Pa . } . — . _- «- *¢ ad “ = —_ ~ = ~ - ; A F , , iaYre!l ana ; ‘ ; ct rOcjge ‘ a —— — . = ‘ : —_ ; ; 5 ' Ss) °* aj ~+* sé °¥ , , >, , = - — = — 7 2 7 a 7 ; - j - \ | } \ , ae | ret ae ; SSE > { i a : - a thas , SSS ty dd ; / SS i ‘ uw _ » to sntoar « hy ne een tn sagen ie ves fps itis 52 ag eee f b in di rr ; . ee ps - ~ . n A ~~ oe + Serene ® eres - ators ee SE ee 2 are . ous pantie sot ai iS le good Suite at a very low pri ice. All wearable parts In your +e “apease * 7 or totend “a ‘ . | choies of taupe or green moharr. Reverse cushions in linen $ ’rieze ror ad Cast ePXaminatioin yo 1] woule | aver suspect 25 ELECTRIC LIGHT GLOBES that the davenport opens into a fu 1 sized bed. 2 ) pieces.... ARE DESTROYED BY VANDALS ee enhetientiesal “ Mite este - es ee ae om Rn PRG aE en ee eT eee eine ane a Lxploded Cartridge Shells Indicate AAA to C- ~Aik Sizes “Ss é, z | : Lamps Were Used for Jareets. > amen lille: tp aingpambehanes hrough a fortunate purchase we bought 540 pairs 6f new Spring Shoes at sacrifice fa ce ee | prices. 1S Shoes | Bee They were made to sell for $6.95 to $8.50 but we have marked tin all at $4.65! | Think of it! What an gpportunity to buv ailleur Turn Shoes : | your entire supply of SiBes for Spring and me Friday. r A Summer. These Shoes wll not be put on a bargain table. You will buy them in the usual man- IZES \ Yew and be fitted by extra salespersons | we have secured for the sale. “7 ME OOMD* oD END eG Rin PC ad SES pares pa ore + " - ad - ~ “7 eed A shy me Py emete 01 eat ae pee = Oo gabe ee e000 thai PO sig arpa ara ey te wey out bt EA tile ct a ts lly tte Naps Sin aime 8 ae hn aed” em . aren Ac = elise Sn emir satl ee pre . eee eo Ts Pa hae Aes 4 =the, ee ee e¢ a uniform box an ee All the new shades—pastel parchment. 3 ; black patent, a eTray id. rose blush kid | calf ; and black satin. Trimmed in gingham, con. , fe sere: , ight colored call, t trasting asics and self leathers. | WOMEN DEFRAUDED BY STORY e Ren pore Bi e movement lain and tie Pumps. iz. ah angen > Sirota angen wee i oui, 5 di Hend-Tooled = mic feet coment es Nana % 46> Brolds | | Sale of Felt and Satin Millinery J samebite eames atthe ean 0 vot elected fiber, boonetety sais oat! gue aman ' ; ° , : : .* : AOONe® SDPIDE- Tied S®al CUSHIONS covered in at- ’ Regularly $5 . THe end of the season leaves us with a small group note | eeowiaies st wee brown or grav and tange: traci’ ‘re_toni LO | nti Note tl large size of the Pieces, (hair sofa Oo! fine Winter Hats that must be sold to ci lear the nounced toda ' . ; . OniZe ‘ ? * « -_ orn There are felt and satin models for matron and miss eS ee i a ssomely suite tooled in con = s— Se ‘ . : . (1@°7 licenses in recollection of the - = ———— | designs and Jeather @m . x ' —in the most favored styles of the Winter—many of atin Sion tm xt ‘lv. The office. with increased p> sonnél, has been removed from th Deferred Delivery imme: Ss You May Buy Out of This new shipment ®@ - which are just as appropriate for Spring Bill Folds offers oppet ra The comparative prices would sound so unreason 7 ourth floor to quarters four rn \1, Be \ f d } of | ay pecifie sz 4 @11~— 9:19 Income, if You Wish we hesitate to quote them. a al Folds free of charge. i able 2 : | as large in the basemen’, mace s AS Aerie ae WASHING ION Gods Shop—First Plecr. aa | : | : All Priced for Friday Selling at $1! more convenient ky acerssibitit : Fo . ir . Alerarti« tn \; : 7 et . owe? Pr) A \] ilineryw Basement rn ry ar on rance ; f andervoor 5 44 a aaee! ; gi Sex ‘basement on Twelfth street at ¢ ihe

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__ ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH PAGE s_ STLOUIS POST- DISPATCH " _.THURSDAY EVENING. FEBRUARY 1, AES See ee ON Oe Alleged Llimots Sia Slayer Extradited. -— DENIES HF FROZE OUT ‘ Accident ware eon lew — All Ladies’ Bele HATS | 8 SEpSERSON CITY. Feb. 19. sraatiie to oe Oona Baie one pone RRO’, POMBE ee and Men’s Gov. Baker has honored a . tien from Illinois for the ! tern e* LEANED Dare Anderson of Chicago on @ , Py murder charge in connection with ” lam Ly lie ] in ames ¥ li ee as Nearest : the fatal shooting © ~=* ; | a 2 rider: i liiams, Oct. . - : 2. » ims ee , . is , . ’ . ? eh See 4A Oo VaR si XY - ; } +? | ; — : - . : as ‘3 é . . ’ am” > . . pA ’ . > ai a so . - a m8 an . - | - = > " Bee P ‘“ *v & + * s i’ ial ~ s . Pan: Be eligi ple Ee Se MM OM, AEOLIAN-GUARANTEED Absol ately t the best l by George Wiegand and his two . a strictly gupenttite Small hh gps ol eS C Grand obtainable anywhere at si hi ld ren this low y price. A Grand vn fudge Reeves f Ransas (1% is . you wipe lighted co cal J ace notin sme, SICK less often i A te ER LN ih A I A EE Yi = * ; your wery own—one will cherish always sick “28 wae Aes * A van gocd loveiy tone, responsive | | on d-! ™ sea reguiariy. 7) bas is COMe and exquisite design. irles oT pe oe monly observed ‘yg \ at 3 ° "Se : }* a ti iia Squil 5 « “Od - Liver O i is enpe- , i pi ‘ ¢ io = seorge ‘ea! ater rice oa cially effective for this purpose. Be- — oA Hats that you would re - . essfirl] queeze hit ut at) cause if 1s anusualy mch im the ‘ | aoe = $3 — } ni red ut. 3 conversation growth - promoring, resistaace ine ! Sogee pay twice this price for. Come a {i a t the end of 1915. George gee’; | Gneng vee ee ae | | O88 og Friday, make your selections from | with J fact. that a2 teaspoon@ru! COnGaINs as ; trimming. ividend much as a whole pourd of butter! a * ~ a stock that comprises the To secure immediate posses heries 1 ind was ut The heaith- promot ing vitamin } , oe Fat attractive and complete ~ f an f + enlendia ti : : 2; a : in cod-liver oul are very easily im- a = este a. teeny of these — , ar perenne aa ed = ; paired. The reason that Squ:bb's , ’ ee of the season. sew mall Grands you need mae Ps es rac + run , Cod-Liver Ot! is so high!v effective ee / Oe. a saly * to make a very modest wei a , -: ai ; because the greatest care is taken nitial payment—balance may pT oe ) | : A Hat for Every Type, Every turday man t ou Or Ul und Oe and said that an er cent divi i + \ - / fe mia, Ga, . or scma‘feees ak ao eek Plaved by EN. Le Taste and Every Purse of our own manufacture—wi offered at sub- ain oid, “Plate ood | . ngs : —_——— Cleveland Symphony Z : v Never Have You Seen Better rices at which we are offering some of our upholstered fur- MOTHER AND 4-YEAR-OLD GIRL Orchestra 4 | Values in Millinery , . is possible because Wwe make a manufa cturers profit and sell di- KILLED WHEN STRUCK BY AUTO | Nitoiai Sokoloft, Conductor : , uu. AIl of our upholstered furniture is 4 ¥: a : S:. & % £ Re iS Ff PAs -—. 4 West Frankfort. T.. Woman and No. 50090— Price $2 : Daughter Hit Crossing Road: | \ ‘ ) tra ] peo le, extra selling fF i oN 4 , Third Person Serious! ‘ 4 , yo . : Custom-Made in Our Own Factory, and Guaranteed ee ee ee meee Sy . . space. Quantity unlimited. BENTON, Il. Feb. 10.—Mrs Brunswick’s “Light-Rav” yf _ sha C athe \¢ West Frank- ahiee. Se a Electrical Method ter, | Sale in ‘ditast nig : music by photography?) ~~. ii Bargain automobi) “#2 N Setardon of ile | i? Basement 1ere and West ONY i hl eimmaeametalin atic... SSS AS ase “ “ a i. — sities ; PIEGH ROP ies a MP’ fer teh eae Jai his . ‘ al ani a Pee he ae i ’ “vteny re Cais. F Be 4 ‘ J ; ” ee r ® “Lonely Eves” “Who'll Be ae Sone eg / i iving bi ‘ CaN / : ae V * , ha the One?”—fox trots with vo- = ey ae : . | = | carrying this ai- — = ' 2 ; ake Ts cal duets. Ben Bernie and His _— , 7a | ) 4 sitter rouge, Hotel Roosevelt Orchestra —— ; ve : hes s = ‘ fee tricate dess = ia ice ae ! | : = 7 ‘ects. Many 3401—7 5c Se , 4 riot ake-styic—i Ho — é : These Compa ~Dreat mung the Waltz Away” Et ad mee ee ONE Se Sail anna a s In My Garden of Mem- che tated ; 4 ; oe ry ” : he SORE aaa BB ign. finger r ory —waltzes with roca! ch ec So , niger ring rus. Ray Miller an 3 Ae | | chestra. 331 we 5c 5 POs #, o a a. oy ay ‘ x ‘ Be. " is sn vitae ave ae Ts i 8 . we - a * ow SHPO $ a ty tai” SLAP eae et Bon ME He, oo ae a baa oe Aa) ays ‘gfe spe took . > ree . RESTRICTS DRY malo AnRESTS | 8 /—w Friday Continues the Big Federal Judge Holds Officers Must First Obtain Warrant " pall ~~ 5 ee Ey ba bccagenece amie Saga A mee ne shite . Pes PP wernt ra ‘HOP TO A KAEMMERER SHOP™ “Star Spangied Banner” . for New Brunswicks sted on 18 a 7 oe Salesrooms also at New York City and Grand Rapids, Mich. Bien: WES eee The Toronto * Mendeiss: aemmerer Choir, Dr. H. A. Fricker, C UPHOLSTERED FURNITURE, MADE IN OUR FACTORY. Music Shops caaeel s246—75 any a ve —- perfect Sting as HAS A NATIONAL REPUTATION FOR ITS EXCELLENCE : INC. : N —-_ embroidered cuf ONLY THE BEST MATERIALS ARE USED IN MAKING OUR ee - “fT * > | Wanted PMOLSTERED FURNITURE—NO INSANITARY STUFF. : : a these ot ee asl . | mede. el S USED. It is the inside construction that mak P 4 on the Drunswic: A y-4 | - | | | —m Litton Upholstered Furniture Last! presgonreng : ‘oon , Panatrope | | | er - | biberal Terms on This — On “94g On tliis . %, 10 Ss) life we wv i allow you rT. pa’ as littl e as S40) asi ; ia 4 ‘ing im ten equal senate 627 4 each m is aes cae mt: n4 oo ch month. No interest is charged. Or 2 per cent discon MUSIC CO. : a ~=>\ | SS i4- 516 LOCUST ST ij bie ol \ ee oe 50.000 onde | gull aia) be \eat All the New Shades i > NS 2 ES) : Mest Cemplete Music House Ries mea meer ) — invents = = (Sele im Bargain —— in Se. Leuts ; 3 4 Pins wks as dan oa a ar 2 yi - —. ws By . a - ae nee ; ae ctees . re = re es . ” Weionge . hy eRe me opr ¥y Ps ’ ¥ ne a oe. ry s d . a . * ae oe i i ~* Y a ‘ aap by eke ” / ? ty Rage ae Fy a a Bay ihe Shp oF ate . ret 5 d P x ; pH AN . at ‘eo Lace, e ‘i ; ; w 4 . t» o a . —* : : . ~ 3 = ie he oe - < NEES thai a 4 * re ¥ ae * * tae ten _ Ate ese ——

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| ——-——= a _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH___ _._THURSDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 10. 1 ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH. Ee PAGE 9 SSS eg Joy ee en $3.25 “Bi ” Ala | f & Clock that i | | : ritbiley' end "wecoraeyecatcet 3 a a _ Saturday Morning at 11:30 O'Clock | __LEADER IN MELLETT MURDER steacy OF wtermittent alarm. Guaran- = y wil Lost t 3 fal i ty ; a erica aa a boy ere MSEL nee “hater || hes Raw Come Dem ao ; hurd Fioor, s anin . uvenir. y Even Knew Slain FAitor. Peggy’ is now appearing at the New &t. Lovis Theater. sie? ue teak pak eee ” y Mad * ¢ tte J te .* 7 “7 ”* APL a Fay ee oe . Meter ePrerer sty ee ee 12 . fi Pe ae — ¢ pebn Pm ag we laut ae +s her mente nee ee ee a ee mae mid el Ce ee B © Associated Presa. (Nugents—Mata Fleer, Werth.) THE STORE FOR ALL THE PEOPLE 4 padicatinngialie a caMrose ©.. Feb. 10.—Ben Rud- = ner, a@ merchant of Maasilion, was ee ee er ee - “ described as the .“chief conspira- tor’ by Henry W. Harter Jr., Coun- 1s oe ee ee a 2 . Le) i] 0. — ty Prosecutor, in his opening state- | Yment today in Rudner’s trial for . a murder in connection with the kill- . a ing last July of Don R. Meliett, E Canton editor eis we 46 ie iat alleiinaye MA ha: Sanit et stile Balag agi be BS Ay nRaaale. I . o : Pierabiaaienemiaate Han : at - 7 - y P + » — . ~ " . . - P . P . ‘ 2 3 33 5 Tee » ve ead Ee “ on nt * scays) Soe US bt pe eran pate Magi 6 rtame a Hay hm ge knee “a ‘ - ‘ 9 name was never mentioned in Mel- 7 would Te larl = | posinimnemtiial s | - ‘. a ; lett's paper.” gu y xf T G S / ‘ | The State charges that Rudner ice for. Come in 4 (1) Pastel Parchment (12) Pastel Parchment . Planned Mellett’s death as the re- a with Persia calf ‘sult of an editorial campaign ; [ . with Paisley kid . A / rE y : d selections from trimming, $6.00. FE: S 4 quarter, $10.00. against vice and crime in Canton. mprises the most d | Patrick McDermott, now serving a : é ; life sentence tn the ODio peniten- plete assortment 3 a tiary, and Louis Mazer, awaiting This event is becoming more and more pop- Pictured are just a few of the many, many Y a ed of en ee ular each year for St. Louis women. who look styles. Come ta our Department early in the ; ae 7 Fan soe rans anal forward to this opportunity to supply their morning to see the loveliness of the styles— 2 —— widow of Mellett, today testified Spring wardrobe from a complete showing of leathers—colorings that are smart for Spging, ¢ Ld that she heard 11 or 22 shots fired the newest colors, styles, and materials. . Bees e | ay a a at his garage door, July 16. The shots sounded as if they came from Every Pair an Approved Spring Creation, Embodying Finest Qualities iS J ‘bree Searons and from the flashes | (rr) Patent leather Z tans different oe Ble. she said. 4 & with sandstone calf, i |Mrs. Mellett said she believes her 4 husband was killed by the (first 2 ‘shot fired, because upon hearing ‘ , ‘it she ran to the rear door of the | Lp y. house and saw her husband lying se . As /, |. on the ground. +» EMPHATIC SAVINGS DEMONSTRATE OUR VALUE-GIVING POWER . ! a eS 7 : posal for Liquor Corporation. Light colors express the mode in this season's styles. The This smart footwear bears the unmistakable stamp of Spring ts | =. anh baeaien most prominent shades being paste] parchment, rose blush. stone 1927! Ilkustrated are fifteen of the many interesting new styles | , ! ipl ae eee * = es >. a ' . tr] 14 : . 4 ' ) | bis in 110) ] : tr li ) ers, noveltv cut-outs. i . ; a : ate we's again ave oc 6 aGe Saturday f (;) Rose blush kid. ; and shell gray, fashioned into int iguing models of efined ele nel ding pumps, strap slipp y ties, sandals | nainistrdtion’s peekéiane aan | $70.00; patent leather && gance. Patent leather is also a favorite, either plain or trimmed, In the group are all heel heights—a iso many smart styles for the | (10) Pastel Parchment imation ‘biit Cinaieeaee eee ae Li in Spring’s footwear styles—as well as new marble and compose oung college girl developed and shown exclusively with us in t with blue Valencia, ; the Finance’ Committee asked effects t. Louis. : $6.00. ‘ , unanimous consent for a night ses- ” ~ oe ° he tah Seteeetieemiadiinteesatatindl , a aw ROA gs el Se. lg Sh a9 ey i be ES ad Ned ae Oe ee Ben ee eg Peal war ee mee ~ Ne Spe Sa met « ae. see eee ae “ io J oa: Mii Macc SSAA phy A Bi eh ON a ROIS 2 DS PU kinda ES A SN ih RE tin 8 SB tip gai ob Pe Nae Arh Apt: neo GEe (2) All-patent leather or tan calfs fancy buckle. ee ee, eee eee ee Some Fare. . Non ie! Se a ee ee | ee ee ee eae ee ee ten em a nat Ott te pba ee ee a ere ee en | Wy, jie dee = Aas SS a alas Aa. SR a ~ ’ SAP vane — . quay remy " - os es _ ‘ : tea celenenbillalee 8k Ota at NEI pain: wiih oe 4. ' nee a PA es ee iy wwe e Fo Pomme ne ee a am lala od - - SOS et dag : eae: sh ate sate nein ae ow on ake awe maeares onions poets . : tad . ates ~ em a —_ - ” wa a = —— —~ - - ie - — owe - - “ : ~ — . . , onde ae , 4 a, onbge % on - 0, an atl ry 2S 2 CPP tw for a - ah — eieerniene one ose * Pe’ - ow sine “ ae E3e ¥ abs inex P as ~, . . wreuh aleecin . P eeeeeer scot > vet Ae Rash Rie thhin: Cape eat ols en Oe AR Ott DET - ; = ; ; ¢ Z sion next week to take up the bill, Plenty of Extra Salespeople to Serve You—Second Floor, South 4 | but Senator Edwards (Dem.), } | j New Jersey. objected. (7) Patent with 4 In the Howse a new proposal to (6) Che rry P a Paisiey; gray (8) Pastel ¥* create a corporation to manufac- | (5) Parch- patent w! th , | —° ws with gingham Parchment § ‘i ‘ture medicina! liquor under Gov- 3 : , 2 ment kid. a Iridescent " = , Ri | ‘ ° $8.00. | _ | with Pais- B ernment control was introduced ‘ lors | cv ith $6.06. | sae eS $10.00. ~~ 2 Kir i “ Rep ley, « 7 today by Representative Hawley of | iis i ~~ ; y ~ Sy 4 Oregon, ranking Republican of the f Ways and Means Committee which " recentiy tabled the Treasury plan : ig % = as | anti eee / ae . 4 wT) ” cey Skin , : (4) Patent leather feed ° ie a | | | Onan » ieee 1g 2 uy, Pane —a (9) Patent fi: ° : ? s G4 ' : at $10.00. inations ye = ; / =) % io sn %. . & ing for enactment at this session. : | al ~~ i ment meas Under Hawley’s bill directors of ons 7 | ~ gece cae the carppretion would be elected ‘he Beeretaries of (Commerce : : — With iridescent iw ew | | - 7 , “Regent Lp nia Rose a4 \. kid, at $10.00. £3 #6 a) ad z= : | Pump priced | 7 : : _ . 7 . : ; pO ia , " a Ves . . ; ities—the ease with which it can be kept immaculate makes it most desir- ) ean So fils 019 Ree street. early tone able. These have a cork foundatién with a burlap back. >. m | ) Crow | paid his second visit to City Hos- xtra selling ) es ‘ Ses : _E ee, : B(\aGaLl : pital within a few hours and in- 4 Py) od “se -_ — or pearhevhas bone Stns Cn ih elec Sees. OEE ED Denne mw ec ew leet ABR, I a ae so. ‘Saag he " Cnamee —e SaEre G f * Pets Sree me mr pape tot nee da Pe nk oo vee ngs NE es em eae J ee Akh te ” o diitteaadameian " sat pins i agitated atl ttt iyi at tte te teat ai = aPatns ae ~~ oe - rote : — a © ome «* - . 4 ian iN Sgn pe “e Ss de ar: OO? AA. ciety Aw» pier ages hy ane Sg ode STs Se tricate designs. colored motifs, silhouette ef- fects, many etchine-like patterns. Sifter or tinctive charm to. a cake-style—silver finish. room, These designs are so varied they Double Compacts in Ship Design are appropriate in practically any room. io nm mer Kelly, 24, 1907 Hickory Go $7] (00) street, and Joseph Kemp, 24, 213 ae 7 Ap le a . Duchouqguette street, were arregt- . ee ed and cross charged with Hayden These Compacts contain powder, rouge, tmirror ¢7.15 4-Yard-Wide Linole se ee es with disturbing the peace : ow . ° Si.d49 #-l ard-W lade Lirnoteum o and pufi—very attractive shape, in aecorative de- 59 Please Bring Jour Seteactive sitsacns of Gile sate nee ay een outs $1.99 Inlaid Linoleum ee $ 59 MRS. ORMISTON SEEKS DIVORCE Sign, finger ring and chain. ( : Room Measurements Spectal, square yard bs : ; Ba new, desirable patterns; square yarc . wat. ANGE! nS Feb SO ig (Nugents—Main Fleor., North.) | 21.10 2-yards-wi same quality, squa: ya (Nugentsa—Third Fleer, Seuth.) ave Rut! ‘Seetiaien Ormiston | filed eult for @ivorce against netl ({. Ormiston. radio man in the Aimee Semple McPherson can . : a / a Trimmings Big | 3 ; . ; im f de Ombre Raouh She charges desertion and seeks : Plaids a Li ht u if the custody of their €-year-old , > _ 2% Mixtures. Lor- “9 al ' Pon toautes ‘ ; . Collers. Er- BO! Frederick KA No reference te | scheen, Tivills. otiittn a mer 8 was made to the McPherson cas . ‘en 4 Newest Novel- mT ¢ ' The Orristo were f ' ) . = - relette Squir- rmis.ong r narried in = : 1200 Pairs ty Materials. ref Shan San Francisco, April 10. 1970. They ‘ . se - Fine Suedes. nis 3 separated Jan. 22. 1926. : $1.90, $2, $2.50 New Spring Models }{ f | | iil —— : Chamoisuede | : FEATURING DRESSES AND SPORTS MODELS >) meta utiful Frocks | Fabric Gauntlet | ged FOR EARLY SPRINGTIME WEAR . mM WHEN HOU DONT es ! = a a , ! 0 Wool eer ss | 9 — i 7 Pictured are four representative models of new Coats featured | ) rape some eves Wu | Pe LY. Yr} in this group. They partically indicate their attractiveness, but ba oe fh 6.50 Botany Flannels } | . : | a , cannot express the loveliness of the fabrics, the subtleness of col- | | 7 = AH WANT If} FAT Powe ‘ yp es Pritt J ~ ial Arce napintas tsar Wn wer Pct ie does Ati Racha is aR Amanat te A Oi NA Ate te “ ~ 7, o swig tily od eS es ” Aten. lle 0 and $10 Flat Crepes orings, or the smartness of the furs. i gettes, Cantons, Etc. | | | 7 : CZ * 4 Try a little diapepsin. It’s pow- 7 erful in the stomach—contaings real digesters that lend a hatld to do the i work a etrong and healthy stomach ‘ \ would de naturally. It digesta sueh \ foods as fresh bread, pastry and rich a . , ‘hese Gloves are a well-known make. assuring 7 en tse htting. Attractive flare and turned-down “roidered cuffs—a quality that tubs perfectly. Silhouetted against the fashion horizon is these new Spring Sk cake. It a 7 to get awey = Coats—Coats that feature fine pleatings, introduction of furs in y h sausage, baked beans or misee “3 > ’ . ~ y , , ‘ . aia rt, ) (Nugente—Male Fleer, Nerth.) > he a novel ways, the” high flaring collar, the soft colors of Spring. But no matter what you eat, even e Models ? | abe And all the Coats possess that smartly simple air that is chic this | Ai | y f you can't digest milk @r meat rt ; Ry | Ve season ; \ /\\\S A makes yveu bilioua, er rour etomach : ~~ “ .\ ‘AA AN : : TANLA AAA a> ‘ . ’ ‘4 \ ant + . | . SN ; . WN , PY gets gases with heartburn or seur : Two-Tones lines . a a f Black with a flaring white erminette collar—the use of in- risings. diapepsin almost imeteptiy Models Straighthi 1 &. = | A} ’ tricate embroidery and tucks—the smartness of imported it makes your stomach sweet, absorbs oon Sleeves, Etc. 1 Fag, Bes a | £ tweed fabrics—fur collars—these are among the newest style | | ‘he gas. makes you fee! comfostedie ey $3 = * = . § ; | . ; nd enables ron te di t and emp*’ P . a | i} 4 a videnced in this group e end enables , ao Shades ! "a we ma Sperta | — : . | the stomach on time and ready for __ ~ Pe . ; ’ . ¥ 2 ‘> ¢] ; ’ : ' z ‘ : (Nugene+—erend Ficer, North. oe 8 elo nag - Sale in Bargain Basement) y Wu yr... g o 4 j a = rege | Diapepsin at any store. Tt wi)! -y ~ . : ‘aurely bring rou comfort >» ~aS Wanted shades are mode, elk, gazelie and grey m good assortment of Nias b540de Ve

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SF bigs ot! aed ies vy % p ee {ee et gh wana 2 Sa ate ie oe 7 IS POST-DISPATCH dis ae ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH THURSDAY EVENING FEBRUARY 10, 192 — ve eas - HOME LIGHTING “TUM GLe == ee oe ze ne +h ae | MODERN DECORATIVE DESIGNS | ATE = = ny will pase 9 eope- a yore f 5 ¥ bod m u ork 1» , g > OQ THWART ) "an invertetion wre] ohh Pillowcases’ ie = Dresses GLASCO LIGHTING NOW 7 sigan apateveny | : ~T sda ex “ ; (,; "—_ niful stamped ; patterns tor om a a f + ' 7 ed ue po A awa g - Nia S ie % . ri the 7 . . - 5 a ns Wa 2 = ‘ + ee > - ee % G2 Pe ee aes a a dina G as ‘es and Contractors. ee, Ok ak ee ee ; | ART NEEDLEWORK momen FOR Over THREE ee er OF 4 CENTURY — > S rted by 7 We welcome you to visit Both Sides Suppo sone - I SiS tg aS, PAT Sixth and Locust Sts., St. | our unique display— Opinion of Attorney- F YOUR ELECTRICAL DEALER” len the Legality ae es “JUST BRING THE NAMS General on the Legal aaa FUR CHOKERS MADE TO ORDER From Your Old Furs. .55 and Up GLASCO ELECTRIC CO.) & th: Procedure Distributors Electrica! Equipment ’ CTRTIS 4 BETTS 127 N. ELEVENTH ST. PHONE CEntral 2222 ||. 27 CCRT S. BETTS se. Dispatch ‘Ss anc —of flesh cotton brocade with elastic shouice: Sonnenteld’s Corselles $9.95 or ‘blue | Dipmmg, ail —— straps and inserts, rayon tops, 6 garters. ae - Son —_ ELD © UARY SArp | FRIDAY . . A Fashion Event and Value-Giving Demonstration! ' } ’ = | j = : | | = : ' Ss $ j \ : t 3 , Pe : ; he eh a In Foremost Style Successes for Sp pring... . of a Quality That Will Gain a ger | 3 Saat San: me ARI, le i: a aa eM"? - ete ee ~ os oe a hn “e. » 7 _* re we CS en ed i ee . - . i. ee oh . w-H _ ~— Ee ae Segre etn Me >. 2S oor ee eS oe : ye oe fe oe ee neo = Many Friend -Our PIN MONEY DRESS SHOP | aa potnt SPORT FROCKS AFTERNOON FROCKS _ _Venise err ¥ 7 ’ of 7 -_ . atsheen an Ay ag 7 Georgette Tajfetea a v All Sek Hoo Crepe co Fiat Crepe a | i ool lerse> Printed Crepe ‘ S P R I N Fignnel oo, 4 ( repe Roma Wonderful values m | : 4 ‘ maternas and tramanungs + elite 4 SSSI RAR RT Cree nlp ee MRR: rete Sows ke Rg ca ok ee eee - rer ‘ hots 1 ee RoE: whbai aa rwywyewvyewyTw? tw? * MA Me he he dn hee te he Be hee Dal 5 he the he he th Me Me Me Se he | Parchment Kid —————“-- =. Ab AAA LAA AAAAAAaAAA AA ees ~ Beverly one-str ing a ~ 7 PR ach haces TOG EE : pie aeeiieaian it: F SES IAN ager Sipe: ge de ce arag aa te li Ri gaito o sence ah nll te . tay ee | ¥ irae 3 ee ee ne ee — oo SONNENFELDS - = ony os , Tor aa ¢, r A io ~~ « am aa 2.) te Me he & ee bo hn he tds the be he bth } Ri a ST& Locust Si. .. 706 Washmaion Ez : . A Herz Valentine will be Appreciated a> eae Valentine Special republican scheme wit?’ A Complete 7 ps a CC :¢ ls That SIZE aie They Establish a New Standard of Style and Value at ppm ! oa =-_ es ee eee ee —_— woe ee ; IUCKS JUNIORS’ qi' wee ave plata ' hae ; mart ‘ ttie 21.$3* , horizontal. ; . iPoeu La ityles. :3 to 15 ° oes ‘3 . NECKS P. SHOE —are square. v. or a Avoid The F NUSSES’ round. but collafri _ ; th every new stvie — = F ature TINSEL ea *t iday —and goid stitcmag ia | ' rior : . effects "= : | Busy Bee Sr - siesta = apr | “in mo J F ANY further proof were needed that SONNENFELD’S eae Be = “ies—the reg Pet: ae ora om PIN MONEY DRESS SHOP leads the way in presenting the PLEATS | lb. boxes NEWEST of NEW MRESS — at a moderate price, Frid day's nde oe presentation supplies it in ind: isputable manner. For here are oot ‘TRA SIZES the very tashions being worn now on Fift! ee oS : at EXTRA SIZES y ta eng worn now on Fifth Av., N. ¥ COMPOSE ——— Friday 2. , ’ ; Exciussye satin-frmished Heart Boxes m pink and blue: fred with ribbon. teij the terest candies: ce@c ii FRIDAY SPECIALS “Bernese Milk Chocolates Regular Price _ 80c Lb. > he . : ™ > - ~ . Herz a4 ads baw Met + Dh ea Vi ~ i ‘ ~~ — ' > + - - . ha © be = r > > eee © en > -— ° oo Of «Fruits, nuts. PeUURaATS La T ATHCLS ~ ; . ia ; _ he a special tor Friday We ELE SUbs ests SVE serves es tiieer ee titieauly ereetiiy Cosi iy OS LCM LCL eee LLL LLL eS LES LUV UMM LEU CLELULeRLiL cose ie mbes v ev eveeveriscvivel@utvecsvturvevistycevyvam vetert erty Paverirrriteeatrertttritrrr rere tt tert ttttT teen ETEPSTAT LAL TTI T EAT ITT ELITE ELE TACIT TNT TCO . aS) 22. +8 $e 898458 24 co : Aa MWY Ve Wve Ve 8 PAL a gpa Bee Full Cream Carameis some with chopped ietiponditi 7 oo oe Chocolate Pecan Layer Cake " Three tempting layers filled and iced chocolate butterfudge and meaty pecans 6 Oc Creole Stollen : a ; 35c Pesition of House Leader than AL : res MNS a . rd .< i ike CANDIES MAILED ANYWHERE —_—_— war Se ee eee ee ee PARRA RROD OR ED OD er yr a

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ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH ____ THURSDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 10, 1997 3 | , STLOWS POST-DISRICH.. LU Edison at 80 Is Still Sade, coals ee te eater | Semele Working on Inventions __ eR poms 508 ~ te et oat ene on 0 aa ey et ee ee — See a wh oe —— a M r . Dresses COM | “Wizard of Menlo Park,” Who Will Keep] gamm Health Questions CEAL condi. ; | a tion, thus env] _ Birthday Tomorrow, at Laboratory a. Answered abling you ¢ 3 . aoe enjoy normal 4 Daily Frpm 10 to 6. a : By Dr. Lewis Baker and Associates social activi. 5 Pog An Advertisement Informing t Crepe ties without : Single Vision Glasses aie erate :* a” f The Public In a Common-sense Manner How To ad and di S CO mfort By Leased Wire From the We w life ever gets except in ve: eile i. Distinguish The Simpler Ailments And Symptoms, . = —_ . =r, ee 2 | And the Right Remedies for Treatment. Each Medicine rasting and e¢mbar. * pair of Glasses. our Oper] D p York Bureau of the Post- — h, freak instances em wm lossesses the Highest Qualities For The Purpose Intended ers. rassment. Can For your mex } sa ea halons we peneeprnenpeinen NEW YORK, Feb. 10.—Tomor- Aposue of Machine Age. ee | be worn la ee ee this department le della eaela tale: cine the civil Edison is not al . Sey Mes a F.eUg? se or ter, j and is in. charge of a registered op- ele ie ae ee signee a PEPER © FF Ge 7 | skin, the dandruft eae Bra: aim ai : \e i] ~~ W . mg 8 modernly eq tT) A a Wori V nite YE ing Artist: * ii L DO: sia. © ‘ bat . —_—s 7 ye! re : Ai : Le! tho- - ~ * 7 @ + Ane . + . : " = e . Up , Our comp! ete assortment of tr ames and mcun 5 Fi a “ih Baga te aread ' : BE oa 7 “sagen lea : 4 - . : b | “4 Aad ¢ 1 , * ttl > \ a A4*As q) PS ' — :; sess GE ese nas ; 4 ti ; “ Zz } » | ’ -* ’ " r Foe By metay ‘ ‘ etal atind. adie See Malia sien dabtiiaetateatielltliaamsdel one hy ie AI a ct IE sad in i era AR a Ne 8m awed A ee ae ee Se ptr Peete Sake a ae GOI a. tem ' ne es: “WR 2 +, we r then apie ee = . Outfit, Complete a pleasure to you and you will feel happy e, $9.85 57-Piece, $14.95 tha: you calle A comfo rtable Dail Singie vision Glasses can be purchased for : es 0) : Qe. , ; little as Grit All Glasses Guaranteed One Year. ; - ‘(Nugents—*‘*econud Fieer. South.) . “Y c.f y . y .* ’ ™ 4 : . - ; t | | ‘) ' ‘ ’ 4 ’ ; rr . ‘ aiat re a a¥i ‘ ‘¥ * -. : ss : . ,* i ~8 “ ‘ ’ “ . , . -«€ , ° % «“* saan ' 7 ? " ; . ’ ’ 4 , —" ° +} , : . : ’ - ul , , “ ase s 4 s-? ’ , ral ‘ ‘* . . on ¢ « a - . 4 ATQvIes ¢T} fy > ~ 4a ‘ : a4 auwé . aa - t , ‘ 7 , : ' " ; ’ ; ‘ . ot. ' , : ’ iis i 43 4 ; ] em 7 gu) 4 peau } j ‘ a > >» — y 9 v ry . . . ’ > ‘ ‘ A - , . '* - : — 4 gut* 2) ry - ° " > . : . . y . - - * ’ . ‘4 . ~~ 4 .* . a , ¢ ' ’ { . . . —s ° vy (iT 4 . . -_, ' ‘ | a4 . . a »S ’ ’ . . j - * eeu % > ’ ‘ re 4 =e ’ . , ‘ - ¥ _ 7 = baal « a ’ 9 ‘ . : ~ - . / . ; } , . - . “ul Orper r oY ’ " > «€ or } i ayy 3 " ih i id ' 4 sas a4 ; Swe . } fy, ’ ‘ ‘ ) ‘ > . > ‘ . ’ ’ ; ' v¥ ' 4 q , ~ 7 y Yet i : ‘hf e. r+ j i ‘ ‘ al Tee ; - bhi ‘ ; ‘ 4 J 4 ; . - . {- ye ; st Sts St. Lous ——— | ‘ ae . . ~ 4 ) *s iy i> . } P | or: i Ly : ar » = ‘ 4 : -¢ ‘ » ‘ ses . , , y . , . ’ ° . ; ; 7 2 q . : - + ‘ > . . . ; é th oo % 4 Tilia! 4 4 chi ar Ad ‘ bs . . 3 ‘ ‘ _* ' ga a? ’ %* ts ». * * rs eH Ps r 4 ae % x aK * satpetel aay ciaa te See ‘i ~ SS : . Grate aaa — reasonable prices. i : Lid } e-s “ ‘a ? tate a ” rasa: aged oo | _ five | te | } TH “¢ RK. : Mrs ZR. L 2 eae Eff QSPRS MAN ONE OSL mn nn a ea asizOornia Prices BELOW COST! | | | nour, work ee ef cere AO weit Fort Rif acetone so ea om ty ote ee ee a poe — Abe tes‘ ee ; an aelanatete alain oat, , ? Ree ART t. Ss. Attorney Says Odor Doesn't Justifl Fintering Residences ~ | | oe ; 1 Pantering For reservations, detailed inférmation or descriptipe literature, applpte 4 Groups | | th fe and tbr | | eX % 4 ts work d when a ns CHICAGO Evider » the: Pied cae (co ntfs eet C= th. 1600 Bell &. writes: “1 Rock Island City Ticket Office. 120 North Broadwey, Phones Geriiald 79854 : (1) $25 14 95 : ‘we eee as . aes fs ; “qe i Fig ent hate used a box a a ha of Phil A. Auer, District Passenger Agent L. B. Banks. General Agent ~ Values ® : re, ; wee a aes es OT smed, | : : im|d 1 a cova | Is and I fes Ke a Rock Island Lines Southern Pacifx Lines @17 Chemica: Buiidi or Southern Pacific or (2) $35 19 95 an to To save time he rigged up ——, aie 7 nerented annditions: tite ii ser ndit after suf Corner Eighth end Olive Se: —_ _ __ 312-4 North Sixth Street TRA) yp Jp ea : FURS. a. | — eee : es f a, ee Soe a ttiade Phone Main 2900, St. Louis. Phones Carfield 7745-6, St. Louis, Mo. 4 Bolivia W ol} | | . ¥ + _ » rr - ’ } \ 7 e mn 9 —" . - te 6 eee came eatin pe a - ee * . bay eat n ongmennpatl : ~~ ee ee ANAL OE OO A tO Ro en a Rae le = . ~ a ~ mengmees:»: - uatheie i rad " ‘sg ‘ : . : 7 “ > - ‘ ; i j * - \ ' * . , « . ° “4 ss ; . s a’ er — . ~~ = : > . r - - + a ~ . ey ‘ ; . ; / ‘ P ° ; o? ° ° . * . 2 ed in- ’ ; Pte q° se. +, Seca sa ~ 3 ; a7? ar ‘ j Pp” ty el gl a : ~ ’ : " A y . ** J ; . ; " ! ' t ro ‘ f Me be 4p Ce vs " ( A " . P 4 ~~ j ; / ™*. se od , “ > yee . . ~ ° 2 ~~ & : ' > r 1 7 / a . , “i ; ™ , a . ~* . i ,* . . 4 4 . ‘ mn P . 4 . ’ . w ; . i _- a @ ; - " Ww 4 . . , + P ‘ s ~ Sy «*\S\ " ° : 2 4 4. ° >= ° >. ss ’ 1 ‘ , « » . j d 4 pA Or a ‘ a ars ’ i j . i " J / 4 J 2 ‘ ‘ . ~*~ ‘ . 7 ~ ; it ; * " P, - 1 ‘ a wy > . : , ‘ ee is OF oe ea peers: : the same v ahberiice Ms eae Ne Nig , . | ~— Qe : te §27-D 10m 7 MONDAY IS ST. VALENTINE’S DAY | 2 storage bat. RNa 23% (yi A Uff “9 . eS TN hes is) ; ci } ; 9 . , : Pr ; , ‘ ‘ F # . 7 : b S ‘ j souse) Tidakiog of some or toe Have you remembered the Moth- Vocal Ruth Eering “4 TD rt? ; ; ; , er, the Wife or the Sweetheart See a — Sei OE 9 Te ag 2° ee are oo ee Jase A Bird's Eye View “ ; | Ress Po ages f no lg ae MP EG | | ‘Of My Old Kentucky SHOP EARLY FRIDAY f} For | ct aa | og RG TES gr haa St 3 atk fit Ss 2 5 ia PNB Home) Vesa! ‘ . ‘ - - ~*e - , : : . 2 f : - . ‘ + _— a J 4 . a a ‘ ; - . . ) o-. th t . . ; » ei) 4 ; a ry * . - y ~~ J “ rf : i« . @ - | , . . r ~ ‘ : ah . , 2 4 ‘t , ° F eet . - ; Tf ; ‘ . - . - e . ‘ ga thie | ’ ; - . : i : . ‘ ae ij i , o : ’ Heart Shaped Boxes of bite et has described th ee a ee tors SS Busy Bee Candy tie hate a Pea re stay fem =) ce an ) | ee rt f ee + 2d ae | » ie : ELELTRICAL i Orlaiity Of the Soul * ioe. 7 ‘ ES a, ee ae Se , Me ag | | } | Py iene FRVLESS cal chorus by | ~% P2 tO 325 } APER $ ine g D>. ; : Lf mmortalite . ee ; Post ; oe Janets Vlsexta | From “Oh. Kay!” Details« That : For the a4 Child TET —(hoco) . arts. | | eg eae f soul.” } ta 7 : : 3 r S } 8 ‘ ; eS + +e (i ve Grown So Lonesome } B24 D tom. 7% te : é and Cun; fe « ¢ IAG Paris age . = ell; f | oe or tre om ; ‘ 2 | * a 2 a 4 é; Tl HNKIEN¢ ? (ir yY ¢ 7 | , ale ae Are N Z HW pes ' — _ ss a. ie. mS sie: — a) : on v! . (Dons! D4 : Hang out e ‘ ee | rites sr u , are 7 vi ae ’ , , ; & : 3 ev . PAVE SPEC rc ANI ij: . Moos ean i. ™ vty —V ALENTINE Layer CAkr, m= | mit that if thers ts ane eviiemes a i ‘Vath! ee 2 ORCHELSTIL Clap Yo’ Hands a — ' anion + ‘ . rf hci ¢ one » bee 42 +, \\\ ; \ 2° ine or, - _ “Oe fai” TUCKS specially decorated o tt ther worthe \s Be tte we RR 819-D Es =" that are piain oF is 3 o . - —— it is fr ' f r+) cas ake | \t Wy gt Ze 2 ee ; - “ ‘a eS. * 4 MO (142404) rip betsy . Mais Qotmats horizontal, = IaPt Ohaped ak OOK 1 rty oneis | mortality es Me \ oh aon ph age Ni 7 ey Sule east ETS. ag: BR A, aan / Gh he eg ag » ss @ y . ant ' VAai MU ; we SEN : f re \ ems a7) y Ff - ' 2 3) ae ae ee ” -OMt /, y Sophe mores NECKS 7 SHOP FRIDAY 2 ng Bn : Avoid The Big Saturday Rush coliar.cess. pun NI i | Frida i TINSEL y Candy Specials and goid stitcnin : Peet ern ha iad e, . oJ | : SS ee adi Sse , i ere JZ Maderworks Serie uies—the regular 60c kind | 0 iB | monts-without dunndng tho dame an \ Ses | =—.. ZZ é ichaane: Se ee - boxes teen ‘ 4 C ij TOOten m the heat a et ; RAS SSS - ———* (Unfaushed ) Compiete so 6 parts ' ; ~ : : a . ~. Ms, ~~ g DUA . — . si ie ; A Soe > ' ‘ ‘ LOA P Album Set "wo PLEATS —are tiny and numerous COMPOSE: _ | he want , still the n Vsrva-tonal Recording cf ONS . *4 ai} i tia? Tri af » , ‘ AY ; i seapre sad err | | eS nenniak: salen Made the new na : —_ = | — _ snacet a a ee -- ‘ — ae, ow Mienry | ooxd ADP —Electrically ———-..~ . a eae and == cll Zs New Queen « Hall Orchestra ‘Taree 12 wach Records) $4.50 COLUMBIA PHONOGRAPH L213 Pome St St. Lours. Mo OTHERS 5 © OLIVE ST. 417 N. SEVENTH ST. p) the age of 4900 years A} “That doesn't mear Ne -- a Pee . ; 0 Candies Like Busy Bee Candies “an veare | tee ' be ndde hry anon — Ss — ee > 7 Aa , 4 ro immortality than ERAA Ch OREO TERM OOOO

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- ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ___ ___ THURSDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 10, 1927_————————_——> _ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH = NGUUOUUMSITTNG, SONUSIITAIEE TUGTTas, | Awarded $12,500 for Broken Leg. |] — Damages of $12,500 for a broken | OO @ ed to Edward Bil 4 leg were awa ard yeu, 60 years old, of Caseyville, | / DOWN ad yesterday in ity Jud 606-08 Washimgt Thru to Sixth S: ‘ale + ; > + -* . ype >>. Hs ie px r 4 ? ot ee a6 Ks SPU pnk J \ Be) “sei ery ed “ arene “2 nd “ye os PANY fy Shr a6 . ‘ Meee . . 5 . ee eibte xe a SP eS P Mart dingy ‘+ te AR APE Pie) PAA MAE 6s Be Doe Ves oe Reese eas : ; Waitu : ook’s court in "ast ~) 4 iLOuis. ; ane the Display oO Balance in 12 Pleas in His Behalf by Friends! Biyeu was injured when he leape Friday! An Bunssiies Selling Event! ee cn tn Monthly Payments y F ame =: homens whan % DB New Silks ontmly Jbtain R uction of Sen curve near Cas yuilie 2a ae = - February Silk Sal (Small Carrying Charge) A . > 7 ' ’ , TTI y ” “ m5 in eects teatinetiies ~ 7 ‘ : ona 4 : ter nove - - — sal : ss -* . sat La an i*« > > +s . - . | 2 Ce , ver - —_ the railroad contemded the case ve- longe fore thé I istrial Com-' : y Ass 3 ‘ot P-e = ; i : oO 1s are a ee ‘ aa & . 4 7 NEW YORK, Feb. 10.—Ex-May-/| 1. nats: He gente a Va i447 ii S aia ee, | VJ ae : . oe Henry J. Wissell of Edgewater, } Pri —- 5 gubiiuiel ee a vent bed a ee n ree Nemarradie rice Groups ' + + - oy 4 +. ~- ? «= ~ _+ lanta Penitenti BIRD'S NEPONSET ASPHALT SHINGLES 2.3 200 23.0°0°05% 85 85 $ 35, Heavy—Durable Low in Cost soun tok ibe | pemeet ahaa : Fire Resisting Guaranteed 10 Years Attractive Styles and Colors cent til CWienet thiseestl. Pecueal re WS Sample Roofs on Display at idge I. M. Meekins said, in im- Se E A most comprehensive selection, including our entire stock te Wissel signed | , | t Evening Shippers and Shoes suitable for every Spring ArtCraft Re-Roofing Co. [occ .-. at Eee thal ‘Srcine pov aac a , =S¢ se ‘ rT: ae: a y Ou can get a ber nar s! ™ ne f 7 —S : Jar ~| ler nt. Black and J Bro oe Stfede. Black , fi: 6119 Gravois AV oie’ semaied whe ts sain te widaue dhe Gal : - > and Brown Kid, Patent Lengua, Cherry Ac — - States on the ship Ek with a cloth saturated with § Patent, Silver and Gold Kid. Pumps. si a Riverside coos ro ana US FOR AN ESTIMATE===—=> W Ebster 226-R James A. Dinan, his Chief of Coens Tis | leaves clean ; Straps, Cider A “a big OI i Mt Pb a el a ee a eee 4 e *« 4 = 2 . - ‘ OES. ks Heth? Todi ™ CUM > - mSur ace and hecr ess ing ar ‘ ‘ as > = é as ee . Wil tLcn gr re lasting polish. See booklet under label ’ Y tor directions and other uses. Fs eh a itd : “¢ Passed »* - i Fer Safetvs Sake -demand (Reg. t. &. Pat. Off.) ~~ ee ut hii ic He | Ml HUN i oad a Suspended Sentence for Iwo. Detectives Alexander F Flan- mM ; A "are anda + @i.\4 ~ * MAdUds ANNAN ANU / a 8 thsiae net * ate i; td - — - ‘ PT ~ Coats! Choice of the House! Finest Winter Coats F or merly F Pr iced to $ I 25 = § next man ter Fen usitely st yled and r ree : JUST 50 CHOICE WINTER COATS FORMERLY $ 1 SELLING TO $50 TTT Te eee eee em KIINE'S MAIN FLOOR : ———emee KIINE'S MAIN FLOOR Super- Values in Imported Kid Silk Lingerie Gloves—Specia!! Sacrifice Vqlues— | Wonderful Priced From > | Values! Several | 95 $1.49 to $19.75 + Styles and Colors “UATE Teen TTT Tee KLINE’S THIRD FLOOR Furs! Remarkable Values : Another Exceptional Group New $128 $ A Number of Choice Garments Now S178 { ‘ io ) Ht yf i s ( ST ULUURLLLLLLLULLELCLELLCULAR LUCCA CUCL LCE Ls F riday S } Weeneail Samp At a | -: ind pink til two or with ofr i top—net but a good Accured of Taking Bribe. 5 ad Ad) Mi Tt > - =~ - : en —?-? _ - > | ‘ 4 ‘ . ‘ ria P a é j > 4 on ‘ td . s ‘ i * ‘ v ' ‘ , Df ’ ° \ ’ P —” , a . ~ j 4 { a. . (* 7 ‘ ’ —— 7 | Ail NAN} iif LALIT AG | MALL ALAAA agi ih | ' mM if i i ++44 \ il o 9 rT ' i} hab dbetiet Tit | hi ie | UTLAMIAAA f | (\ THAT + +abdase = every Re grour Linen Breakfast MUNLULUUATEA CUT UU UAUA ALN Try at ae ai4 hitter tytts ' 4A) ee + MAIL ORDER DETECTIVE | MEETS GENUINE ARTICLE | Negro Who Paid $75 for Tin Bada« Turned Over to the Psvchtatrth Clinic. el Qua Cer: — Table Deal weignt cre " meat floraéd @ irabie Hemst itched Table - : : birt ~~, EPL AME DR ay et a la ee ee A «2 rere « = 4° > 4 ATT ETE TT Tee ee m KLINE’S FOURTH FLOOR Choice of Any. Winter Dress ly selling to $35! Frocks—fashioned of almost every desired ma terial. These Dresses are ideal tor immediate Wear an | at thi ASOD] hit ce \ il ee I. Also 150 Frocks From Early Spring Parchases — . ” a .* “ OE RD ET orm 2 ee ER ew Linen Huck Towel San reignt iinen : huck dee: -* 4c. measu ‘6x es mperfectio ® ~ atic. Wear “@ quai Colored Table Dedll Die Damask. ‘Ss im pink. bige ‘y weight; wide a EDROOM Suite of beautifully finished walnut | | rail’ 5 Raincoat ‘OMUUDUUGLUUGU LOHR HUA TTLLNITE. = TW 8000 EXPLOSION VERDICT | | veneers combined with sturdy gumwood and” 94 witsis of envy guality BASEMENT ES OGmunangendn eer light maple decorating the top of each prec@. “79% O° zrcen- smart mode Lactede Gas Light Co. for $50,000. | , All drawers are lined with white oak and all drawer os : ae Coats! Less Than Cost : = 7 . ° . . ors ‘ ter Rom 1 ’ knobs touched with green enamel. Pieces may be _ omens Costume porace oe nega to $25 STTUTTITLLULULLUCLLULLLUCLECLGLeE CULL UCU purchased separately: large dresser with swinging: | 7 i: th ndowmanll t; have mirror, $42.50; full-size bed, $32.50: single mirror” es oe kidney-shaped tdilet table, $39.00; roomy chest with | Rayon Mix -d Al | 3 large drawers, $35.00. ie rie: ss toe Wie. — Se for siipa, “ Pty. » P , 5 ott ot re 2 es i Se Bn et wo) ae id pe fr «ee ae rents oe ; Page, ’ Sle he ee ay vk ry as A ate an Ao x Ee ee > y 1 & Sit ane . oe ae ye hg yp tor ‘ wip er pene i ag Benet tegen ‘ “ ee ae , » et OR tag A lige > ae Rae eo sn sae ncn as a ' . Oo Th ES 6 ee . - — ~ ig : Pre ces +> _ * . “a. 8): > wel mace i! Mu *? . 8», re, AL Silcs W alte — LP pomeed OT], ra ©) © TU TUUULELLLLLLTLLLLLELLLELEUPCELLLLCPL LLU CAEY Li om —— wT Just 100 Silk Dresses. “$1 95 Temboy Shirts at a Formerly deuble give-away price THE PRICE OF EVERY SUITE AND PJECE Daf? o'Clock Sz OF FURNITURE ON THE ENTIRE FLOOR TB] Rayon-Mixed Voile REPRESENTS A SUBSTANTIAL SAVING. ALL cL .—llhlhvwXxCr ARE INCLUDED IN THIS FEBRUARY SALE. 22 . width: for makin was Worki ~ qo, - a Bena sa > _ Shea was ren ‘per ; = ee ee Convenient Terms of Payment May Be Arranged (Sevrernts ORDER aw F enine citiaeene umeenmmndameaonaenntin

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. __. ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH roe -THURSDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 10, 1927 . ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH PAGE 15 —— ——_— | See Our Other iildaiiiiaaiiiiln on Pages 5 and 12 7 j UES Uf GASOLINE TAK STIX, BAE) -NREASE BL HEAR ND- | a iU Unfavorab Yeport oO E f B See the Display a Boys’ Fast-Color | map “an Ghcdis oun ; g Event. - New Silks i bs . 1 , Wash Suits Now eta maaan Pe | February 5) waced Selling at $1.00 ; \ 4 4 4 4 te, 4 te te } SHIRLEY’S eee ee ee ete iter pyrene — Cs ‘ecghtta 46 WE ALG . «Matar rat.) Wt . . —s ein 08 - ons ie ie wen Pa ee me ee ee ne ey ere a ae elie : . } ne > r ovat a M8 Moyet “eit Dorsereeeenee eoeedehvagael ae payearivenere 4a 4 te tn te tm te Pe med | Dozens of Beaut- By the Jefferson City Correspondent 4 ful New Spring 4% ) e 3 . | of the Post-Dispatch . , : Ramer we | JEFFERSON CITY, Feb. 10.—| Styles in : woke | 2h rage eLinntn l a ur nnrua ' (ofa “pork barrel” road fund | a ; Ro mat f ss. ’ ‘Bill. introduced in the House by the| Groups j Fs Ee rene ae 2 vs : S farm bloc,” which would levy an ; 4 S H O E S | eae piper ( Sa For Women—Chiffon Weight Guaranteed For Service n revenue would be raised by th it OAR: s pon nt ea » Peper } se: SE ma, J “ae } nt ft: a8 im gasoline tax i va a coe | Sa These are very fine woven Hose with a new a | il 3 oe Sas | os a improved seam up the back — have triple ALsit A Tin a, So!) ewe seam notches that gives every appearance of A 9 Sc mera ie a full-fashioned Hose—reinforced heels, soles | and toes. | 4 tn te tn te 4 tn pp te he he phen. Kony aR "| Nein Din SS ROR Sieh ia oe alai CIE Rd s Meiae aa R al oi ‘i - -~ hoe. * ne Si a4 Re nk et ne ee No Oy Rae Tie IPE eB. AGT 5 ams Ae Tae ORTON. FS. SO A en lt HH} i i ht ii a, ORR oe i" 9° a a7 ¥ Phe ae ) 4 i Ay for * > AM ! Iii Wt ih ' lt roads in the Hei iH rr aM fi The county courts, tn turn - ‘f Me > hee iii i a - : . ‘ ‘* * = “i +. Mt Ppportio a county § aliotn ne ; =. = co The colors include atmosphere, parchment, ; | You may select from moonlight, parchment, the townshise te the vetle of te aces me shell. ch mpagne, tea rose, rachelle, zinc. | , everglow, nude. blue fox, French nude, Mus- inileage of roads in a township to beige, rose beige, French nude, nude, mauve | | cade, rose nude, blonde satin, rose beige, the total mileage in the county. The taupe and gunmetal. At $1.00 a pair. / ' alesan, atmosphere, etc. At $1.00 a pair. i} mnoney would be spent by township ; Hi highwavs are excluded Rayon and Silk Hose, Thread Silk Hose | Men’s Fancy Socks | Men’s Mercerized Socks Hetpdbemn tapers gimctige Soyo “ ' e ' . ° JOnN Malan ) YVOPtNT, Pe pre- 68c Pair 5 ic Pair : 35¢ Pair 19c Pair | : ce | 1; Missouri, urged the committee to Women’s Hose with the Burson Women’s pure Thread Silk | Rayon and lisle Socks in fancy Medium weight, mercerized make an unfavorable report on the fashioned foot, seamed backs; Hose in service weight; have | checks and stripes—various color | Socks in assorted colors—sizes vl have slight irregularities that will | seamed backs; come in assorted | combinations to select from — 9% to 311’. These are seconds, not affect wearing qualities — | colors and black; they are slight | sizes 914 to 1134—seconds. Three but unusually good values. Three newest shades. | irregulars. | pairs, $r.00. pairs for 55c. Stroller Tan With Rose Trimiming. Cuban Heel rT LEELESES TEED ERR cee yt *) AC AREATATTUITEA TITEL ne Materials Roseblush Kid i Parchment Kid - Stroller Tan Blonde Patent With Gold Checkered Calf tks HARTA, it would not accomplis! he purpose desired by its autho: 'and would be waste of monev c— tl ; Children’s Sport Hose | Children’s Hosiery | Children’s Hosiery | Child’s Fancy Socks 39c Pair | gee Par | 19¢ Par 2s 3G Pair Fancy checked and striped sport Plain rayon and lisle Hose, qxr Boys’ are heavy ribbed in black Of cotton or lisle—some im- Hose in pretty color combinations ribbed—shown in many of the | only—slight seconds. Girls’ are ported Socks with wide stretch- —lisle and rayon mixed—seconds | wanted light shades—sizes 6 to fine ribbed in black and assorted able tops—‘s or 34 lengths. Sec- —3 pairs for $1.15. | -944—seconds—3 pairs for $1.00. colors—first quality. onds. Three pairs, $1.75. nstairs Store.) Proposal Called Unfair. % ? ~ a ** “’ . Maia & asked viv the nat ? b 14 tional mone At — $ $ $ . £ ioned of fast color ginghams | [= i aes Eas Be ach ie eer ane . ° ; ° i ' | } roa C ei? runties and > : and prints—in a wide variety of f r\ bi ; lor lg? cj f{arriere “ere strong far E weacl ) eg ae appara Agere: Wei , pretty patterns and colors 4 ‘BM == the measur eo ey Sus a Cold? peach and pink SliK Drocadces i138 og a 2 : je: | Tat way | Count 7 oe FE ied 33 ‘i “. J. “salloway of Howell County ¢ i- Combined With tw : L] t] . . , 5 ~— of elast tog ae Saat ad th te og Bie Straightline and flare models \j 1h Vee aid inty did not have suf * Siddiil — YL’ + } Tw WwW!) nout as ic 5 ~ ; 5 “ ‘ : ; ‘. ge m4 7 tn naint ” ie 1 one . witit Of - f wea e\" 5 with flare skirts, long or short | WT TTA St eit nck 4 Saat dem caer —Use Hot Lemonade band aro o ] mde * : ‘ av. ‘ = " ne around top—not all sizes in . “Fae. a\ “te “eee | ian , e approximately $24.- | ~ . , }- re o1rerin a €mainin aon Wis sleeves, collars, fancy pipings, ® «a wear i ees ee fet ety style, but a good assortment in 4 al {feri - i ¢ ining re hoe 6 | Op ARETE ee would derive from sal Winter Coats at these extraordi- ; b Pe pee embroidery, etc. Checks, stripes, ‘ , ; si yuld enable it to do the ArrTE exposure take a pip : ; : a f= me | plaids and novelty prints. Sizes ing bot glace of iemon Linen Breakfast Sets. $1.49 Set nary low prices to quickls dispose of Sg 7 to 14. | c _— aS speakers who Especially if you feel a little Se: Downstairs Store Pee . er +} hilt : . | * ne Dil were chill or have started sneezing. set consists of ¢ 50x50 inches, and them, so that we may have room for —~ i) Se State Senator W. M. McMurray of | pn pa af Scum sin ts This is the old-fashioned, time-tried, effective way of pre ba dozen napkins to match; of heavy the new Spring garments that are = * cee : | 4 itledge, and Representatives W - oe wen ¢ sient bor- riving daily. All are in this season's BOSE ° ° Clement ‘Jaeesal Saas ee venting or ending colds. By stveral atter? . S om. .? e ° Ba 4 ' he j Ones of tt ty ity: ‘ pa erns to cnoose r most popular stvyles—suitable for 1mmM- ok is = xtra- 1Ze in Ow a es ‘yeorge ) Reed of Greene (oun- Healthful. too. For lemons, ee ya, lee meygcereen scabies ints alam ites es ee a (heh ee oe me : odagp or ~ — a . 4 «ep ay " news i an . . ' , ' Se ND RE OS rete OT OMEN Te ere ; - ran ~ ee of Franklin County Linen Table m ard : , c , B. Day of Wort? (‘ounty; though known as “acid fruit, | Da ask, 88c Y mediate wear and for next Fall. Mill Re; Fit Mid A. 3. Crawter of Makes, Gaann have 60 elhaline caanin au Nga neavy-weight cream linen Dam- I eyects— rriaay ate ind Fred lawrence of Holt blood. That tends to countere * Woven in neat florad designs; 64 inches ‘ ° . - ‘. « enlendi’ ; Count es idosi ; ; titel nearly g Well tailored of rich appear- AND-PAINTED cloths ina solendi assortment ~s-epghaen Bee” act acidosis, which is always mmitt will ola other id. : ; ; 7 tae aranteed spring rollers Sy St » will hold anothes eS . ing, long wearing fabric | : of colors—mounted on guaran ine hearing on the bill Wednesday. Hemstitched Table Sets, $6.95 ial A les ss Sak “ve Mo - oe —mill rejects—no mail or phone orders filled. : he ‘tt consists of hemstitched linen cloth, tale . = 38 Inches Wide, 69c 4 Inches Wide. S3c REBELLIOUS DATU GIVES nches, and half dozen napkins all are fur trimmed, while some - ee eee a of silver bleached linen damask are in tailored models 4? Inches Wide. 79c ‘8 Inches Vvicdce, 99c | M INILA, P.-1., Peb. 16-—s it slowly after a warm bath. Ge al age te waa = pli Caen et Anite RCC Hey en ae © LA EAN ARI yl sO NOR et BE RN 88s en ta Rely Mao ~- t ’ one Pe en nee Mee ome o~ 8) ee Pee ~ Just squeeze the juice of one California Lemon in a glass or UP cup of hot water—add honey - : © de hel, we. Gi Bite her etiek et alh—p ~ Danes om de ee Vit bien > ate “ ate ee ee ioraAnceltinctigipiandiane Rian ellie heindoion. Snap veg ebbusttbannie: et ae emt a pet et ets 5 IRR A. SE RP me ate npetcnity inte ect he ny en. ee ee o- cee ee ee nen sateen Bed lighten XS) ‘ ete ~ me hy ee ee ae y ¥ or sugar if you wish—then sip | desiens. | a | Nased through the jungle to bed with plenty of covers. " . 54 Inches Wide. $1 15 | for a fortnight by ¢t Philippines In the morning you'l! probably TI ll hs d d lv } Mstabul. Hiew feel as ft as ever. Try it and 1e@v are we Ineaqd and warmly in- : Mohammedan chieftain, drove tnt SSe. : it a nena. : Perfect Shades Fringed Shades joie in a Ford Wednes@ay and ous Prevent possible pneumoal Mien imahen: atti, terlined. isseSs and women will find | Re ee ae ee % to slight imperfections that ate : ; | 55c and 65c 85c and $1.00 i | U ov. Carl ! Mo or “fu” in this simplest, surest, fiecs ei. that will not this a most exceptional buying Oppor- P Hened 3 ang Col. Luth An oafent way. ' rin ality. . . . ) ' “unt t- rrect aiid 4 ’ , ‘weg eee : Co ee tunity. Sizes 16 to 44. } All are Geeitet 80 OWE. | singed Seabee on UE her flivver contained Bis heres Get a desen Celifersis Lem» ore . \ anteed roliers-——coO “96 al ser 2 Mon + a ind men follower: Tahil is im jail ons today and always have them cored, Table Damask, 59c Yd. Downestairs Store } green, ecru and white. Size teed rollet otra am Bre n. | all ate aii alles eee handy. They are the tort, juicy, “On Table Damask, woven in neat 36x72 imches, 55. Size Size 36x72 inches. 85c.— lition and robbery, if the Gov practically seediess kind — best 36x84 inches, 65c. SIZE 5 5, $1.00 ronment cancels } marole for Het Lemenade. | . : * blue and gold tinted i ht; durable quality; | ce | : Holland Window Shades, 50c Each Bau | ere Child's p.: Newest Novelties Are Featured in the | «aan enhentié valeteweneumnel an ra r ' ‘are \ : . de w@SCs, tor slips, etc 5 inches tunity to secure high-grade rootwear at a m tha ati@mrter «a > . — range heels—sizes 3 to 7 in A to D widths. I ar pag nang Sem yr st has ds wide: 8U - ; | 4 on s' “ 8 t THE QUICK aad KASY way to ' ° -~ U abie tor itchnen, etc ' eo fs ‘ 0) : = te find a» 14087 4AViCcLe te te AT). (Seventh Ficer) Se +s raw BUres, ONT 5 FETISH the lows tn POST-D1S- —— oma rinatory bill PATCH WANTS. ES OE ES LE. Ae & ee ee Woman Senator to Speak at Alton.

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__ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ . a | . 7 ‘ . , , 3 ht fo ¥ yer, Beg o-_y ‘ > im ; eee _ = mens -_——_ PAGE 14... _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH. Sea EVENING, FEBRUARY 10, 122 ———— - spe ome AMON OF ESTA HEE BOER CD SOLD | = = a Vall motion p n- Rroposed State Bae ra v Met Pac. Feb 10 21 NEW YORK CONCERN -. church of Minncapol Children The bt) | iin " 4 | 09s ae | it eek Gey e ; > : vo escaped fie sor tgs lk i see ; - S a cure ene Meera tana ion nnd he Gages sad for h ick a. sinc cf op cement oe OA ag | catia ag a i iidademantiempe |T7? te. ciaswreem. ope the Hots fice eee §=BALSAM. I found that the tamuliar, Seige : aa) ae . iled to ol } for Coughs/ unchanging flavor ot : ; i ? — : Edgeworth worked ‘ wonders.” a You Don’t Need, Magnifying Glas ei —_ Se ee 4949 DELMAR BLVD. ee eee y, 217 NORTH 7TH ST. Can ies. AND BROADWAY “ Quality is sometimes hard to find—that’s true. Be . if it's malt extract you know just where to fgg . woe bape ae VA. a ring med Hoven veges : pede lay. ce sons \ ae St. alentine’ G Bay / —That’s Puritan Malt. And you don’t teat Pa ee eS Ee G6 meters. lendas Bebra nifying glass to see it, either! Why not test te ‘ Malt’s Quality for yourself? Purchase a can SPECIAL FEBRUARY RATE NOW t. Valentine's Day this vear finds us bette A other brand of malt. Use it. I - [ ere LA ‘ : = ¥ surplus 3 stated the pr et vm epared toset TVe yc u with the ui.timate in Co R suits »PERMANENT WAVE? epzagicioa. ‘he purchase Br \. » Gobfecupea, packed ‘anna mpare Re Phat Fameus Horseshoe Curi—RBeaatiful. oe S : . - i 5 | ae \ a wuUfift Id designs appropriate f, oT vA ty J with th le results given by Puritan Malt. Which iy ee cee race Oi. PRecEes | Conan 1 ea Ae \. Exquisite Red Satin Dome-To; Heart / the greatest Strength, the finer Flavor? os Guaranteed 6 Months—TRLUE OIL indell 7) 589 employes i Our | f . . Puritan Malt. Why? Beca Puritan i ¥ nae 840 A 2 mewhat amntior ee \ Boxes and an array OF OTMeTs mm ritan - 4 y: , use | sa NOVELLE SHOPS, 323 N. Grand. ) or Phoe ? Various sizes filed blend of the choicest ingredients, including selectey > ti Opposite Shubert-Rialte Theater. © i on \ ——- Pa. It manufactures Doliers. ‘or with delicious sweets. No. 1 barley and genuine Imported Bohemian Hops ; Distributed by 4 4 RP ee ee a a at ed “? “2 ‘ wig —y 7 o 7 ~ ‘ , + 7 . “es DSSS FFI OF PFPA FS > «te Ye TIAN wTurcany \ LR a> rere _ liennin “0 . 72144 , /_ Lic it aa ’ = , . rie +t le ? “Fo . Se wi ees Ey CO RAND Cie ins Com Lf des les é c OL) eos pec ise , / ‘ . 2» eart eel t pec ! All Leading Jobi Truly Marvelous Value Excellent assortment of f, | : A beautiful Dome-top Livi ing- -Room Suites Recovered | (? Finest of materials to select from. Mo Fruit Milk Chocolate 4 | Red Heart Box with Satin ; , Creams: popular Pecan x, \ : Ribbon Bow; wonderful- Bohe Hop- Balls; Chocolate Cher- (@ | ly packed with the finest hairs, Frieze, ries; the best in Carmels bos 3) creationsinconfections. and delicious Nougats. = et An exceptional offering. “URI AM Piece. etc. s 50 §250.00 — value In Boxes & _ Sa Two Ib. 39 the Ib. 50c Se Special OO Prove it gives : f lts ee Ti Hair filled. All workmanship guaranteed WE SHIP AND DELIVER SAFELY ANYWHERE ~ Manufacturing and Sales 4709-17 Delmar Blvd. , TUCKER UPHOLSTERING CO... Inc. fhe SUNDAY POSI-DIsS?rATCH priate TWKEs TUCKER-SHAPIRO—Fine Upholsterers—Mig. of Living-Room Furniture won —_ ee FILLED—Add Postage — simiprect CLASSIFTED ADS as the only other St. Louis Sunday , _ ot ae oe te ae ed ot oe et ae et ol od 47 #_+ #@ #4 4 Main Office and Factory CASH 32:10 S. Grand BI. 4125-27 Olive St or Branch Lindell 4770—3057 TERMS LAclede 7625 a # 4 # + - POSS OT, SOe Seer 654 6 et SS ¢>*o Sot >To _— - > “ at ? # PP a oh ol oh ol ed oP POPS OOD % ’ «s \* * y, February Offering SQSSRTSSIASASSSSTSSTISSSS SSS SESS TS STATS SSS SSS USSSSSSRSSSSS STR STASE SSSA SSRS See eSeSESeeeeeeRsseeeeseess “ -~- ~ . ’ : 7a“ Starting Saturda trland’s Spring Fashion Revue . i se ee . . Ambassador i Neder Wd/Y. Louis Langert “Womens edeciaity eae Sale of New Springs Frocks : ; a Wey Bie oS IS BA PREY en Sa ES ee “4 - “ P ; er f 7 44 bi is Hae teicees ce cee , PP URE RL SME at kts 4 he oS Pid > SUR 4-59 dys Wasa ? MOOR es RaceB aie TOPO IB AEN SS ee Bon St See BSS 70 Sette . , Sig? 2! ote eee On nats ER LNT ee sai SAE ai weet Se Re , creme J. | oe § . and N cn ; loth > Copied im America ae the | the 8oxured : : , , R . 4 = = ’ . extra speci : Tuesday. , ee : — a= Bedspreads Selle Del; eiivered on * Payment of . iS # @ .. ad S| Fig BS hs Py Pe] wa \ - ia hs Fh dy i i, % pe ti! at tit ee Mii , 4 bit no et . : 4 ie aa atit aft" he amar he Piss Sema eRe ‘a Wolff-Wilson’s Factory Smokers rHE UPrMOst IN QU ALIPY—A FINE MILD SMOK} Special, J fOr ZOC sei si so. $3.28 For a Short Smoke, Try CAREME TOPANGOS ZET THE PTOPANGO TaWe, Special for Friday and Saturday 6 for 25C s200 WOLFF-WILSON’S WOLFF-WILSON’S TAMPA PUFFS HANDMADE \ BETTER CIGAR CANNOT ilies BE MADE FOR THE PRICE erat Straight, SC 6. 25c CAN OF GA, £2.55 CAN OF 25. BRe Mas’ Prs, Ls ~ irs $3000 FIRE AT GROCERY FOLLOWS THREAT IN LETTER Flames Cansei by | t(ploson Cause Investigation br Polis ’” 4% “a Tit “tae re, Lh senate 4 Yt in; ~*~ st ei Ps redus ’ . Ro Oc cieetiahe sizes cut to 3 fo 25c; box of 50 for 26c sizes cut to 10c straight, box of 50 a straight sizes cut to 12c;; box of 50 3 for 50c sizes cut to 14c;: - box of 50 JQHN Rt va ‘\ gigi gr ~~ * : ; j J 4 : . ’ - . ‘ - ” ot : - ; ; ; j ‘ a 2? ~- STREET CAR JUMPS TRACKS leger fj) {OR an po oe ho oe? a 6c SMOKING TOBACCO AT GUT PRICES rL ALR DO VELVE PHRING E I > i6-on. tin lhe id-~az. tin aA" _It-ox, eae wel Stvle Notes MIESE Process are success Cvery one is nev they are to Spring Shades Bows sensive Frocks and reg t the very cream of thousands of Flame Umobre Eftects west Spring modes y tashion-correct silk and crepe, as we Sunburst tin “We MALS £2 HALF RANGER ROLGM CUT °seKE ENE WINTt HE i§-ea. tin Me if-exn. tin oe [6-o7. tin 81.15 » BIG PIPE SALE Boleros i tne New COU ire represented wu "ectz tT) r one Teo Pa _—— ansseusussezaas | S}OMAS GARLAND. Inc.—Sixth Thru to Bway Sgqueeeeeeen eeeeeenseeseusese® ' ea eae a eee Aber. ye 2. 4 od a i Bere = eyes ek gre se ° oa f > aces ene - ¥ . M4 “ ap ? 3 ace metic + aie ads 7 ? : : - ty oe Aan Ae the“! * , . é on eae eee TT ee ti . Rete Daa RS BS SE . rR a me we: eyes Bo i _ pene . a eee eS ee 7 “3 : . . we Se mst Ree — ¥ . gs n fo AR i a 7 . : . > mee tree eee Peed ng ‘ : ¢ £ re " — eggs bv ihty Ta 4 a ra : SP one eit / " m Ss teates Sos ey ~~ f oe ‘ : ee : eS mi ah. . Ch Ns Aeris . ' nts diapioe + 7 . 4 iY > $ aaa 6 LS I ae Ne AAs WS ea eS eS ‘3 # et 6.8 : ; . Pye ; gts Oe nF ‘a fs mn iavigciniy har 2 i 3 . 7 hn, * re “ :

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—_—— ' } . vo S hy A Ay. pan Ver ~~ = 6 SS. ’t Need a ng Glass! ard to find—that’s true. But’ mow just where to find Quality And you don't need a ither! Why not test Puritan lf? Purchase acari ofsom, & SC it. e Resuits by Puritan Malt. Which hag e finer Flavor? Obviously Because Puritan is a shillfa gredients, including selected e Imported Bohemian Hops, buted by ng Jobbers Jop-Flavored N MALT st results . . . Try it! a SPATCH prints FWICE as many other St. Louis Sunday ne spar eatuyaGday y Fashion Revue Theater re aris and lericd her (;00s¢ eS of Gsra\ THURSDAY — ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH_ __ eS - ee ee ~ Tevrewvered on ch 8) dae ment of... Chairs with contrasting tapestry back and plain seat. Ratine up- holstered Chairs, Cretonne Chairs and Chairs with a flower motif on plain upholstery. Only one of the many super-value-giving offerings in the February Furniture Sale. Seventh Floer February Offering of Special Merit! Fancy An Exceptional Opportunity—100-Piece Dinner Sets Specially Priced $3.95 @€ Durable as well as attractive are these rayon and £ cotton mixed Spreads with scalloped edges. 80x 10s-inch size, in rose, blue, gold, lavender and green. % 4s be ; “ Fency colored rayon and cotton mixed wide striped Bedspreads with ribbonette effect, and with scalloped Ao pe Tw + inary oh : ~ . edges. In Sox108-inch size. for full $5. 95 ize beds; extra special at. iehieetde Fancy colored rayon and cotton ‘ined Bedsrreads with scalloped edges, only 37 of these to 95 offer $I. od Linen Section—Third Floor imadepreads Although Only Slightly Imperfect, They Are Specially Priced D o> _ pec Dinnerware is a splendid uality—that, together with the ttractive border pattern, insuring a \ weer pleasing appearance on the table. Gold line on edge of each gracefully shaped piece, and coin gold covered handles. Complete service for 12 persons. Decorated Beverage Sets Only a limited quantity of these hand- decorated Beverage Sets, consist Ing of six footed glasses. tal] pit tcher and glass tray. Special $3 -- fd vaiue at Section—lH ifth bkloor China Just Ino More Days to Profit by This February Feature— Wellers Cabinet ‘Special’ Balance Monthly OO CASH CThis offer ends Saturday! It means so much! A mod- at Sellers Cabinet. obtained on remarkably easy terms- " e ; din addition you wil receive, for the price of the Cabi- Mt alon “one, all this kitchen equipment: 32-piece set of attractive Dinner. ware, 10-piece set of high-grade Kitchen Cutlery, 12-piece set of itchen Glassware and a white enameled kitchen work stool. : x Se TERT ce ~ . om = - a” at rT , Porceliron covered work shelf that Feature of the Sellers s almost half again as large as on most other Cabinets. Fa” exer sy? . oo . 5 — A a ‘ 7 St tam ° vas - 7 1 ’ Time-saving. ing supplies and equ?} Extension cutlery drawer and keep utensils and “pots and pans’ at when you want them. Silverware drawer, labor-saving arrangement of al! base shelf—to your finger tips— extension fabric lined. And antproof casters your cook. oo ? rpmen: EVENING, a mm FEBRI ee eee ee em re ee ee ee ee eee oe | | ‘ARY 10. 199 LTT aN ee We Give and teil Fagle Stamps LAMOUS “DANK CO. ‘ST. LOUIS ‘POST- DISPATCH _. ane * AGE 38 ee ee _- Dig a on th gh AFG A MOLE. SRI ATER FBG Ow —_— os meaner Kin opine smn wemi amt «cali 8 B= oats mma a ental - ad , . « re Vv a a bi PA IQ HEN COE NEA Gato “ wont Le eee gms ' ere. Me Kes Sy eke A h) HL, = ey ee ? ay 80 " , Di » nbn vara wt ieee Jc. Si par Sa POA Pv ey Benn Bans PH aiid Biya ile 4 A PNT ge Are) Renn le enaaetnnh x . 72 4 ~ a ae A is Mall laa aa i Mi ial Na Li een sila an annie meiaenal ‘cme, unc . ; ve z enabling many mothers to supply their daughters’ school and even vacation needs at splendid savings. The styles are the ng¢west, made of prints, chambray and gingham, in a good assortment of patterns and plain colors. Trimmed in newest ways witb plaits, tucks, smock- ing and piping. gn ten a neater ti oe ee ita nce ae Dresses worth much more than 99c—lay in a supply for the season. Rasement Economy “tore You May Save Substantially by Sharing in These February Offerings! Women’s Union Suits Special Values. a @ You will know that these Suits are far better than garments that can ordinarily be bought for 55c. They are of medium weight. Well made of fine-ribbed cotton, in the favored low-neck, knee length style. Regular and extra sizes enabling many to avail themselves of this offering. Women’s Union Suits Fine-ribbed cotton Union Suits ple and broken lots. Regular and extra sizes Men’s Union Suits Elastic ribbed, fleece-lined Union Suits with wee sleeves and ankle length. Sam- ‘O8c cotton $1.15 Women’s Vests Sleeveless style Vests of fine-ribbed cotton, in regular or extra sizes. 3 for $1.00; or each. * 35C iii sion Seconds of women’s ribbed cotton, low- neck, Sleeveless Vests in regular 2I¢c or extra sizes : Haseme nt Economy Store ‘‘Marvelettes”” Special at CA pater ye poke 1 29 tion garment of fancy striped material, combined with deep gussets of elastic. Lightly boned over the diaphragm. Good rafige of sizes. Baéemeant Women’s Hats Extra Value $4 69 € Popular black- and-white Hats of straw and silk combinations — very much want- ed now. In vari- ous shapes. Basement Children’s pee $2.55 Value... -§ € High and low Shoes oe patent and tan leathers, also combinations im vari- ous styles. Sizes 8'4 to 2 in one style or another. Basement —_—_- bed —— ae EE Se Ue ee er Ce a ee Styles Favored for Spring Are Seen in These | New Dresses —~For Women, Misses and Juniors Splendid Values at SO-> such a wide that many t tastes can be are copies Of the better kinds, styled will win the admiration In wavs that ot many latest | 1 the ide@ads. crepe, Georgette and crepe satin. In new hig Basement Leconeomy Store and trimmed 1? Fash h shades as well as the practical black and navy. assortment suited. They accord with ioned of flat A Special Purchase Brings This Sale of “Merry Maid” Dresses $1.95 and $2.59 Kinds at $ I .69 '@ You'll have to see these Dresses / to appreciate their excellent value. They're made of novelty patterned Zephyr, with folds and inserts of white Indian Head. Shown in six styles, three for regulars and three for extra-size figures. Made carefully in every detail. ~ a) ~ *-* a 6 Oe Ge ne oe ma — all o- wom POCA antes ~ I AR tire Mt mth Oe eee A Pee oe ie tage vaaany gece need a ms > os im *- le ayedap kta hoes or f Ney en 60% Lee AS Dt, 5 ake ce ie oe ae ae: Regular sizes 36 to 44, extra sizes range from 46 to 52. Basement Economy Stere c G! Novelty cuff an 7 i Sample Gloves Special Value 69c ~ , sample stetson ; 4 fahwic oves of chamois-suece fabric. style in good colors Hasement Liconomy Stere Women 5s d sizes. ‘ sr der ivory and beige. € Lace Curtains 3 $2.25 Value, Pair $1.69 Filet weave iace Curtains in all figured center and lace bor- effects. Scalloped edge In - Hasement Ficenvemy Stere our own gers Charlotte Russe 7 Friday Special ; many—and tron ey fresh cake fin- pped cream a cherry Popul af oven and pure wh of couree. with In the Domestic Section, Friday— Rayon Bedspreads $4.25 Extra Special at Men’s Trousers Special at $7.65 @ Well tailored Trousers of woo!- cassimere and worsteds. “ . le oe “ ony " bd > - a be ty ” of gna wo b . Low 70 Mares : a y — - . ane ye my -~t te - b . » * P = ~ a 2 nthe Mee epg lie = anal Patten celine. styl wohl debe thts * n We Cae 9b hen ne le ie : ‘ - od - a whe ‘ * pe + ae ° wish) stale ‘ ta. te pantie et , nid eT ayer a 3 ren anecinpti-ean- caren ae tbo aeaesuungeae i eae a an, . gs Bered, Wee a 7 eo . ~ ~ ene trae 5 x ve hy potty at bat S--3 “ ' 2 3 A @ ad gs obddmue ea loan : « ie wee Se pee . peas sani ¢ a: BY view I gol» carb, te . Paty 7 sf +A Sey ye es he eee i, eo a a * nF Pet . man , he Ge » : md ve ae A : - . — “ ‘he homer iates q 4 : Rten a ey rs o, re .. "7 z Corie tol : 2 ie as at Ba re Sang peat ve : + MIS “ee a om “ne * é , Fa ite _ Pe. s efn . ‘ - ‘ “a rs : ; 7 . ¥ on pharm, ~ aes TT . a oa Ps ype nee tne ud o . = = abe ap gto oy am * . . ~ “ Wow - aa tt oghe en re “ ws ~ . te Se mom 4 + nines size > want TO cre to 6 yard mill remnant leneths of harns in a ori all vs ~ & Sheets leac! 6 for 30c aed 20310-Inceh Hath mixed Plain neat terns Rayon-mixed Bedspreads in Box105- inch C) green only, with sca! — edges : and weig! The quantity is limited so you?! ose “early. and cuff bottom kinds, in brown mixtures and dark pat- Sizes 28 to 42. Hasement Economy Stere mee (S light Plain Voile 40-inch sheer quality plain Voile in wanted shades and white. Cut from the bolt - Special. yard 25C Plisse Crepe tie ' a unde’ - Ginghams dress Gi ng- Seamless Rugs Special Value at ‘3122 q@ ox:2-foot fringed velvet Rugs o: high-grade wool yarns. Bhowr rich Persian and Oriental pattern which have been discontiauged—a counting for this low priga. P_eoeaemyr ta, Ward e ta 24¢ 1 Bed Sheets x90 - inch Salisbury with deep hem 20-inch cotton w Crepe in aste] red anc seamiess. car P pe shades and white Each $1.10 Offered at, I5¢ itemnant Lanmgths of Fiadioux Chiffon. yard 50° Towels. seconds, cach Zl Voile. eecomda. the yard lu Rasement Ficenmemsy “tere one Vv yard Norman Heese ment Mase recent tt leerseereers © te SENT — ~<—— A i tania ace ee .

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ee ee ee me | re we ee ee - - —_ =~ — color tones — in na special, $1. ce set and in black — that Pp. . ae Chocolate Mint Hearts a 7 koe cs you can choose for tip = V2 eo covered with milk and almost any day- ‘a f ~% " ‘ F rie =. e Pat) | ot AE a f ’ =e oy 3 ae _ Ld 2 an + ‘ -o _* . = ‘ ———— ty et 7 Sh ee ; : y a dark chocolate, /b., 39c i ah. eae +i 6 ; va ‘ ee f~ | HT (Sted ime nour c> Oe "WOR. 5 Denar * gt Many Other Special | 7 HWE ice : O rw e0.* Wrens =] Valentine Candies | : eH oe He the coming “ . % ” ; ae fo +3 ;' . 2 and Gift Boxes | Disha season. ON é oe } Ff 7 ‘te Candy Sectien— “yh izes [4 — > , P : = ecg > ) Sizes 14 to 18 Years—Misses’ Sectiag Sizes 34 to 44—Women’s Sectren Attractive Dresses . oye ong ae ceed 5 ; } E’conomically $ d le Serica Coats | The Martha Washington i} Economically $1 65 ae One and two piece models in a group that eee - w w if scores of popular Springtime modes. Tuched, Special Values at a O aS T SS ~ embroidered, lace trimmed—endlessly varied Mmanmy tastes and occasions. Sizes 14 to 16 ig Section; sizes 34 to 44 in Women’s Section, Offering Newest, Smartest Styles at Spe- cial Prices That Mean Extreme Economy 7 ° T tD 8 OT) 1 to 5-Yd. Mill Lengths | 5.4 «ss ubfast Dresses ..— peciar 2s A Ba of Heavy Flat Crepe Novelty s and some have leather f ‘3 Extremely : | Ss : ae cS “ff 1040 Yards—Impertect Woolens : Underpriced.... . feed eS $ 04 | | ame Highly Remarkable | ‘ $2.50 and $3.50 . ? ~~ | , ids, mixtures anda tianneis, Seieseteinndieeiniieenieettingiamee nee a —_ ~~ - me. i ualities, Yard | Values at, Yard... g , : cit Gaatiniiientn Wines 3 Hand-tailored Frocks of pure linen, cotton broad- oF; 69 cloth and the effective new rayon weaves—in cool, ait Th ae G4 ewe . wea. i e ie Seegeeeerees ee a ee = ~~ ine coiors smartest ror opring are inciuce iti ==" white—and in several smart Summer colors. od : : psa CTISp megane ee this group of Flat Crepes. So you'll be able to weil n SO cleveriv VieCc vou li ch ; ' . . So well mace, BO Cicvert) . . you 4 cnoose select a lovely variety of shades tor various new ; oe oe ™ ~ - : _ ‘ . . ei q° . SE Bonita Corsettes “_ , . Special new models to: All-in-One Corsettes hipped ‘ail or short figures ery Sinmoiel Melee os The Models From Two ares. Far less | a | se = Eastern Makers, Each han reguiar—aet " | | ee he ‘i - » Se ~ & . 4 coset tee S - > ae Wan | EX ee an Exceptional V alue Modart Samples ee | AN 4% Hardwater and ea Oe ee by ae d Sample front-laced Corsets H azelgreen | | @ If you shared this February Sale in and Girdles and side-fasten- rics: broken sizes: m=: ay s 4 : ~ pm & ‘" So - ' extra valee at i $3.0 q@ Girdie and brassiere in one dainty pink satin 4 Y Nef oT aps tormer years, youre sure to come or brocade garment—some with silk jersey | Suk ~~ again’! At anv rate. after selectine ~— ay . = . ' : oo ~ . ) . ctin: Lil tops. The popular type this season, offered , £ i Box ot 12 Cakes— New Shapes Friday you ll resolve to attend it an- ily of France at this extremely low price in unboned ~S Nite? 4 ys PRs 7 er af a ey Corsets and Girdles ofr high diaphragm support tor heavier rect colors—so important this season desirable new models: broken ’ S B , a th ly ? ‘ th H More sizes; very specia! $3 nap riims an e qua ty C © . ats means | . in this sale 00 Po; : i 3 , @_ A special February price Light Weight ideal choice. And the Saving signifies T his ‘_ oirette Compacts Bonita Girdles we) ao Ff while a specified quantity Crush Hats that St. Louis’ Hat Headquartersdomi- Februar Brassieres r2 and 14 inch Compacts Low-topped Spring mod- avi | ¥ d of these popular Toilet nates in value-giving. | ; . figures. > —pertect foundation gar- e! f rocad th in oa “an A : ae et Cietines of 3 oe ns s of brocade with hs | 7 soap lasts. Their excel- ]pines sine! QO] cl Cs, nents Tor new opring gracetuil long hipline and A», : Satin, $i x lerseyv. yr . aa | ocades costumes aimo St aif wide sections of elastic net lence for toulet, bath and Soft Hats of the same makes ~ es me im biack satin: wera Values seldom ob- very special $ \ 3 shampoo makes them the That Thousands of Men Buy QTOReET Sizes ~~ faina ie os 3 19 ; ' + - . ieiiadias at . reterence of ny. cial oe a $8.85 : P man} Here in the Regular Way. terset Section—Third Mloer | \E », : Tetlet (.ceds Sertion—Yate Fleer Men's Hat yd Oe ee ee an nag 2 renee « 9

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a tele AD By on eS ‘ Se ap ys SH apr mento ong I «rein gemma wien! hettre as ee " : » > Treas Aine etait : * am ft > 3° ore ewes e re oo. Perr oes nosets oosce Ss: efi: Teseged: aioseess oo- oe : -~ as we " “ « “4 Cn ee ae SESS gach a oo ee EVENING, FEBRUARY 10, 1927. sy | BA PAGES -—— — —_—— ~~—— — a ~~ - = a = - a ~~ - = ~ = ~ ~~ ia of Mesa NESE AGREE. DRE BUTLER, WET, T0 HELP FARM RELIEF UP ARKANSAS SENATE LISBON REBELS SURRENDER 7 WHINE — v ee ee ee oe aks ial Miss ssouri and th singer UBRITISH FOR ty DRY, PUT TN 192 BOTH HOUSES TABLES EVOLUTION. ne TO RETIRE IF US, Bombardment Ceases, With HEADS REBELLION Dresses PHMOW CONTROL coismsis v. President Pieges Cotperacion OF CONGRESS BILL HOUSE PASSED Ssrstomy, Meer = FAVORS PLAN n Campaign Before Election of Delegates ae Consheiiibins Ctaitiiun Driginal Treatments ® Austen Chamberlain Re- to National Nominating Conventions. McNary-Haugen Bill Now Loud Vote Shelves Measure | | Head of Conservative Nic- a mmons That | By Leased Wire From the New | he : /5 stored. Sik DHAIAN Is an cutsten@ecion... Co sidered. of One Ballot. nat night. sie: bt Silene of Se , wf | for Welfare of Country. av NOT APPLY , swe pt barr rian eee mast chau 12. : ‘i es ‘ : ; ae n legate are } ing .osen eR ¥ MEETS OPPOSITION SPECTATORS’ SEATS Killed was Col. Mendes Reis, the *y ¥ BS sgn | SHOULD STAY THERE ' Misses Apparel Sec- will B U d O | Nas welcomed b icholas | AR ou ask me two main questions re volutionary leader. »« ae “i ar rt 1 ne l e Use my) But) resident of Columbia ‘} are Inv answers: | . The War Minister (President —— | : pa tin the February . versity, who la ight repli ! ) mi: ciated pena ificallv and! Vote in Senate Expected | Woman Opponent Asks armona, the dictator) arrived last Pee Their Presence Is Necessary : extraordinary Dress to Protect Lives of En- Borah's ietter. Ce rbopep ting Pe ateepedionieaes ternal oom 3 | night with 1000 men from Oporto 5 ed ‘ longer, if you’ ve not glishmen, He Says 1 D n addition, Dr. Butler answere viseuth’timdeiieannns died ' Tomorow; General De-| Whether State Shall Add 4n4 tea the troops whieh won the . & He Says, if Nation Is to -- en. Me YS IN VE= the iv rion hi torah rd ethan se’ Re Pepsionis et orn iaa Es : Feb ; re wi} oa j - . x mens pang cB on eee “ red only n hour before of some new end negotiati betw 4 Buti : favored rem a Fi nantes ng , i a. # " E a S P 7 t \3 ale (Mis dgdisp: Ll we lled. “ iy the Associated Press. And there are Tare Malley al the 4n- \Volsteadg law ; ee Hh ioht ee: h |§ - * ian eiaaa ce “i By ate é : WASHING , =? eiciens ATTLE ROC 4 coding a. Ava tee te iph offi is stil] closed | MANAGUA, Feb. 10 Adolfo delicate new nc cmt re. | Ueenament and if he -wanted the | cai. self-government on which our|. > ABe TOURGCT tie an {the Arkansie Senate today tabled | written temlae the antes | Diaz, head of the Conservative gov- . A Sea gl fCanh part) . > SuUCR a: whole s ind politica fa) ese a ' , FORE . ing Repeats ' in ee ernment of Nicaragua, told the As- S agi in} Navy sociated Press staff correspond: lack — that Te ok Mimmons tod 3 ae 3 foe tore mon ty ee , - + and Senate | | rday. he bill was de@- |p; 1e@ marin wen. ¢1 | | yesterday that vw: as ready to give . _ Mt me ate Le ane 8: aad NO, mE en ry - a gerturs 4 ae 4% i ” b . * ‘ - » ; ; > tpt me “ - — wes . ote” LAO I EN RN ES ON Ne ER ERI SR NN ee NR Tg choose for Penang 1 | Lpcnyeatathe are iment | ould vers ” ce ia ~ : . irr) £ - _ “ w i , r — ua MONI — if an ard ' way to someone else, if that seem J any dav- e ; we - -* : a ( | lead? te “ee 3 pub] ‘an par Y | tinua — eo ita ) teyat 3 ary 4 ; ex | u) tutti 3 a bh ; : a5 ry ; ' fat up a0 ui r) o , : and | 7407 r yus | 2 nest to the United @tstes hour of 4 ) r | Oe ag 2 pala v ru Le! “al with tet : , " | 2 oo +} t} ¢ bon BORE tes a “My interests, hopes and amt ; ; seg “hype nt |] LE Ldins ch re bie | Sigg nme in the st | F adi - a | a | | by ) tions,” he said, “are only for Nica- penne alii BSereee ie} -} go Ac ' a nh . 7 be sie ee ee | % ne ate © di bat , both Houses toda} lood 4 ea . Or Paes: | Br: the As ted Pre ragua, peace and progress and the son. | * Ley st hein , , eee, cula peg ' : aut a 3 in OE (= - | | ys see Rly eae : e! | irrender LEONSO A COSTA, former | friendship of the United States en on alot ' > ae as 7 : IN? > De - . at den Sh | tL tn renin} , evi | volutio president of the League of Na- | e2rs—Misses’ Section | Seidl ONG Et an nett ieee ermemmcmaat tat pa. lone. This is the position which 1,°°" L | ' ¢ i . ' } . " . a, md P y p . , ” lor Lawtee Law Enforcement. : , e | : if ( Lit om ae nceresu f Nicaragua, I should do Oli ; ; i % , ’ i 4 , 4 ae “we; ‘ane ‘ @ . >, . - 4 ail my “4 or? ' et ] 1} i ] ; I I ‘ | ) ’ , ] ' ; Ry : \ ee resses . “ : 7 | ; ; | ee: es ee ee i : : c | udd ; hanged hi oni , of » Government troops Addit! : - : é Vi ' na )t ‘ ' bi it ‘ " ; } Tr} 3 ieee . ; . saith " : ' 4 . - ' ' | ‘ J ‘ “— *% ? ae) yf : poe ieee. Bhs : nat shou not oppose the om * > “aye ante art ‘vy was brough ID and long as IT am Président, ond . i VOULG Ai] — lic , , s rh é ; na » bsequent administration pir? ‘ ' ° 4 F etry , > : . ¥ : ; ae: : } Reid j ree ': Lot i . : . . ‘ Ww ¥ ' Wa ul at 4 J bch . nit r) i } . *s w : be a : “wil at . si oe | atae iif ]] PA . 2 4 ’ | i , » rs " . . *, ha A \ ' 4 , . ‘ . , i ‘ e 2 me ] ere +} . . ; d ‘e | , qd States Marines . 1 ‘ »4 >to \ ‘ I : 2 - ; id : aTsena! ine ‘ : "{ d ' iid ir } 3 uf) ; ' YY) reported to be i} i} hf, Wounded ; from that «3 ‘1 stil] being $2.50 and $3.50 y iiesdlen wee at of ae t. : : | 2 p | : ; ‘ | | . : ‘ on ; : 3 "Ths rie rer ‘ he MM ” os “\. ji A : , - pul x . ‘ : . riry ry Fy j . . 3 a stro " ’ , te Managua. It is re ported Qualities, Yard - i | ke, i aa. : panes ndamental f «the fight off considera ppositior gher institutions may stud alties ms athe > P, ? oe rood’ ed as ee ae nan nee Aelia ee ee 6 te A pb fs? i © SPONSORS THO BILLS. HOUSE WRONG ON NAVY. °° = cdi © FORMERCHANT MARIKE BILL, SAYS LONGHORTH l-wool, fancy arn / >. COR . nio Biaie Bar A . n this ‘ } rieetind tu prbthos: Pe aes dal aie achin rnment Ownership in One, ght in Voting Funds fo agalpa is a midwa} riped and other weaves as — PORE: a eete en ene | See OLORE A dme1 = apr ee lar legisla' status to! | nierfering ht bsidy in her. : lisers 7 | rare | —combining serviceable : : sed aiihabeeeei colors. r] to : | oe een Sishedl, Che Skimees.rs Sb ce a ee ee ea : zation “Tes Cinred : tenn By the Assdciated Pre | Ps |ment under President Sacus It will Ps in 8 eee , , Beres anytni “t ) Det Wife Is Pillar im are maAN , 7 Ts (STON hel 16 oe buy now. a 2 , mt ne uy of Nev c(¢ J have dor Constitution « " oihek iit oy rae | Se ere meres | -epresentative Charlee M wns | ; ts ores 7 | es Be news hen tatever any unse “aed” ivongtngmetuton or tare of ay State ©) yrontana, served notice hawt” he | Representative Charles Me. eet Te ao the develope Bpeaker Longworth mays thet the | SACASA “CABIFAL™ Washable Be fOr ACtiON to meet ee ered gee peeinning of the | body who hes dealt with the Chi- On Wt Me resident Coolidge signed, “is-a pillar in the Baptist Church chant marinejadequate to the needs | wrong in voting to support Presi-| CITY OF CONTRASTS | | ne ihe a 7 : er brothers i cers adie s : ) nae Sg CE HG By an Associated Press Correspond- Tit. he oe, INARI Ret AAA ARI i AO Pep: eee ee te w . oe : . . betes . 7a Pa A a a ore > ” a : a a vg A as alt ah eine A. ernie «20 tee oe es S) meet JAberals ortheast —— ” «he ws ee aw een 00 ten pee a PO nn 7 =i Sep ? 7 ‘ e . : 5 ony . ¢ Ni ! } ? ‘ \ ¢ ‘ 2 : , s led F | j . . ' > | -* ;% MN } oe ie ; ; wee “ : : e : ; : ‘ ; 9 ¢ oy *y af ' } : Oe ‘; . - a vi | rie re i= fi modern a “er . "s ‘ i Hh is : vs ‘ ta 1 charg i 1tai ' 2 ; oaNen ‘ spe ; — . , Pe VA CH! Gao }f PPrs yf ; Q ; l - ‘ , tye untie. Mfion n Kney ‘ at lead , 2 trie t ; ’ mo a telephone exchange 7 " ’ 4 mA .¥¥« _ ™ - ~~ ; . ' | _ j ry 1} Ti ‘ | ,i1 | sl ‘ i; ‘ ; o Tso ') ssdpa oper , : “4 - —* ' ‘ + on et n at it in Uncertainty a oe manapee t¢. Ww . a. i : se } + 4 8% vA > , . eee ‘ ‘ret ' . ' . . ' AJ ' ' . : ; ; nWay One ; he. . “art Hii i 5) 7 ‘> . . \ : y pean a’ 2 : : > «a > » me . , ; ae 4 = : . | is}; aia et | re | ; tj bh -» & ett } j 4 ’ si “ae : mr; ' Pi -_ 2) ’ breake re or i 2 alue zi a ie ¢ . t a ‘s, British Government Defends Policy mm the istric nif@d $ Aew Hampshire House Kills Anti- “f | iN ae : — : . , a sete ; pasete few minutes . } ' ,* rn ‘ - ? - as - P . a . » Fy 4 : There ur a = in | ’ a , : ‘A ‘ pris ! ’ ‘ 7. rei e i} -% ci "Ti? mm? Ort | 1T) . i ; i cat , to ‘ ‘ ~~ by ¢ it] "| : ea . inget! v a VA r) shete | ii mBiii ' ' : - gh ¢ : : ry the r ftands« Ov) Oo come = | | | , . ee Prone Fa ae a ee ee nae: Sane hh ey board detern ) ted the adverse : or .4 mes “as Mma . sige afb. nse it] ame dwe?' € ectins : : : :, ' - + } Suin ' Mm Tne biel. Me pro! iter ne teacnil The progxran aie , , : —— - : >s wr ur. {> the cor- : 7 oe er | : | he b | scason— Worth Fat | : bie Oblern whic o} nese question, but says that if ti a pgatioe a onion fa vty wate sea: mera ee _ bignifies | This. : ee ee een eee cer ah these operations wou ne egg eee nse long 0 eo mciypsaee Sinan ed ai erica. oF: cpect much of (UN many Negross rhe an Ww rn Ts domi- | February ‘ - ' , ) nine Viiin liminated.”* 4rrival of 300 “American Marines : wher a“ | som i 3 . | : a on F ! ting mas peace — , ah .. 7 | t 4 if cons! et ea Gate tas: aaa | — of Shanghai Heported. Price ‘ ; j j : ‘ ‘ ; 7 he oe FS ry {> Te 7 “ia ot a tg ands : 7 ; Second Day™ B DLO T pases oOlev. tending | affirm | fal 3 ported 4 @ the Offeme @ |. J Re oO necessit: ne steps for Telegraph diape' Py « e.. ro the prote — Areiny itorpet Two batrations of Writigh Men's Fint ®&ection—Mate : _ are : ‘js - in tht he 4 TY °c, Tororrov the i rt ees leer Giorba lialia Su} Every-' patch adds. Centinued en Puec =i. founcil.” a lit rclant Mari

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PAGE 18 . | POST-DISPATCH, THURSDAY EVENING, PRBRUARY 10,3500 FT . ———— od vee wh ire —_ a err ee eee ee — -~ a a . . ~: - Love ee ee EN iris nd Pi: ial T DISPATC MR. COOLIDGE’S LEADERSHIP. Pes THE MONKEY-WRENCH. of the weak-Kneed and procrastinating po: . | UIS POS Nicholas Murray Butler thinks that Mr. Coc wow Vs 7. Founded by JOSEPH PULITZER is te ET he Democratic State Senators, the chance for J i.é 4 4 - ee . . — , _ — : ’ a ~ -* — aes - eR 0 A era prison affairs seems to havy2 ) . . aT Ts t which has been '- . 7 _ - e@- ‘ al we ./ * . aed ‘ s » A « : - as me pewnt siways be drastically ine "y 2 2 “ance ; , Li Pi nes They Ompanions pendent: never be afraid to aytack 7 en “renx. whether by predatory piu- , A — — , ; gm a rine nsines in ‘ities a n private ln is Dam: tecracy or predatery povertr. . JOSEPH PLLITZER, ; . ery a ins April 10, 1907. ltery aga Was pur eee, ee ae q aaa LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE ltemoval of Unfit Judges 7? DARKNESS WINS IN ARKANSAS m ail their sub ~~, + } eTre PU Lee eee ogi fod r 6 ia BE Fs, % acgimi.e ot son $ Sign see eianeccneanen reside not Fains normonu ~o¢ the Pire Horses. , | coateebiodhion nesmented th WE CHUCK THE WORLD COURT pst , PA RENATO BMA 2 oe | Senator Borah * aR tH ng reign (G,overnmen’? - pi PONG ay

_ s a .* = representatives ef ibs will start a2 oe Luthorities dette turned to Sit im PEPE for trial rnational tribu ae pared. — 92 da re-el : | : Nex | sit Court. nA — . holletin taste! ‘on's &ee orda, # 1 tea te ee ea gee ae Tale cee am AA s Pte ages —) «© er ee re te tr +h ark. eee’ ae ae F aera Cagry rebate a any viel What is needed? = oft ‘happen Sk OR. F. W, WESSELE cd “agaim c + Oe em ae say ee he 5 A ag eS - =) oT ae ee a “Knee Var Practic louis for 1 FRIENDLY INVASION > = BLANAS HE MIGHT DIG SOME STUFF OUT OF THE MOTH BALLS: 3s _ommerr -—— . - it ; > Po \ d _——— we det res *?-¢ WHERE RENTS ARL REASONABLE. : i "eas (5° Pe ied TAKING STOCK 4 , ’ e . average . Ne As Rents at (|@aat year tae Usiness (axes stock of itself . r . “ 7 resent _—— “imi are : . : ane, enduri Vv ‘ ; i 7. ' ; | a : ji i Iau Mi tn , : of ae Lon virility —— oa 3 , : i taking “ ln Ae el: Richness Airness ‘isiness fa Stre i, ben Oe i? > oo ial r} ata profit LHeir pre } } hs — Tis ry . cote e . ' ' eir ft : , , ‘ a? | , “ ; ) ; ti ; iing to - - sT 47 is Tie iil, seats. j . pe ‘ , . , prac- 7 ; : ee o * ha } ’ , , é ia ee ors ss : is trai? = ‘is 7 : aan tae miemoiate rar i , , — - ; ‘ ’ a ladies ‘Ailor a rena a — ei —ooe > eUlOk Su S pemmican ) _ , ; _ . Sees . arry ; e ° ° _oariie Dawes is his rh ¢ ; ae will he di ; " : ome “oak @ : | itt Se disappointed if he attempts to Pit : = mane & , it occurs = that of the Epa “4s aie | - c ,lease an igioo on this side of the Arctic Circle , ; iri _ pep Vills eps had a senee «of humer. they) shi . * OL Lad — : : . " ; toe thers. out, “until death do us part.”

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ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH _ THURSDAY a 4 /On & ? PAFIER SE‘ aeons OWS edery orig Mae gdited and Published F® nrg a Grant, sc udents peerious st » history ar on, # r= R¥ OF a" « y= ’ > NEIrA yrs. Te ee, ik sorb (OOK ‘ 4 " . - . ~ if 7 } Ps 4 ; he * " ‘ 4 ; i : ? . : ‘ i . _ ~ . ‘ ‘ i . > > ‘ . \ TO WED FEB. 16. Social Items ee Se ee Books| « : Mrs SLIZAEET Aj | — ry H ROBI \ ry ” ? Bie on ' e , : ; - mee for Bi its. for hristo- Werhington ° vd Alar, . ;’? : - a? \' ‘ MISS VIRGINIA HAARSTI hh AACOBS. ~ _— ; PAGE 19 , “yr Fe ’ “©! $3000 ESTATE TO FAMILY sr-orentont “DESERTED 26 YEARS AGO e-2 pre sids t ‘ Thomas Moslanéd Hennessey, For- mer Canadian Official. Eloped to t. S. With Stenographer. Wtibu Ones, | Press. Davi: | administrate. as presi- | ham Lincoln's birth, which took | place in a Kentucky cabin, Feb. 12, - { ee en Se ea ae . ' sal e Pam » - ~ ‘ o ‘ m ‘ easel tna a pathy «~, pw es OR ane wy vt ‘ iw a = e « " o ue " mir ae . Le tare, i SMP le oe oe ceed oyaioen = z 3. aA oe : ae aru? ee peti or vee Toe eee et a u Son p Tenbe ye? ea bisg=’ : ‘ PR REA AN ORE ROOT | 5 a hots stay ; _ # nd ‘ Z 4-.i Kw C. A : year . . . . . . > . » A, > j ; ¢ » “eo 2 F ' atm? — ; - ’ ' : — ita , , : ia } ) 6] . A e 4 : 5 ~ ¢ ‘ - +? 7 . - , 4 X . . — . . — * " > - a a Se L -- i > - . r _* ; . » a : i - oe ‘ge : or - ri " ‘ ; } } od e - =—_ = a +s : 4 > * . . [ . . , ; ralar« »¢ . ,? . 2 5 L é * ’ . - 4 4% : 4 . » ; a 4 4 ‘ 7 ‘ : : 4 . Lua s As ‘ ; —— - ro és P aw 4 > 4 . n . : 7 > ‘ ow PR RT 40 a oer ogre Sr” “ys + { r* o. ~ AROS RRR ARI 4 fee De OO. a . 7 4 " » 2 : «aa gos “ ae, * " Paes - aon: v~ AY HERIOT PORN IO EE IS SIRF SI OE PMY, _ t. diet house wv and —_ v¥ + Aj -T 4 ‘ . : 7. Ti eetrry , meciulh “Poadt seats ee of , mary or at eague, ane! rier selected by Shurtleff College, scholarship offered ty of Tllinois. Besides er acade honors, she distin- guished herself in athletics and on BELFAST, Feb. 19. — William college debating team. and has} Stevenson of Donemana, has at- office in a number of college | tended the same Sunday schoo! for '72 years. a¢ cy Hse;T ee : - nas a3 4. Fie oe. 4 Wa ale. rc - # LS Ce rs "2 Years in Same Sunday School. By the Associated Press. . + % a ©Treit\ . ae ‘ory : a st , olf avn Say vitamins $225 100 50 TRAVEL AND RESORTS. THAVED AND RES First prize $1 Prunes Victory as welcome as sunshine at breakfast “PRUNES, you may say, standard dish in family thought everyone f water and add a smail c cinnamon, one cupful gar and a clove. Place m the oven serve them.” Here is your chance ct very low temperature to win the prune contest! Put your (4dd half a teaspoonful vanilla. Cook, reasons for serving prunes into @ hill strain and use the liquid for break- a letter. Serve the prunes with cream for 2nd # ' 150 Sth to 8th 50 Tell why you eat them: They Sod tw le) ee vield generous energy. They are CHEFS. RESTAURANTS, COOKS, HOTELS economical. The doctor may have “How I serve prunes on the mena” All essential places — on this newest Cunarder prescribed them. Teil hom you eat 17 prizes—tatal of $1000 Madeira, Gibraltar, Cadiz and Sevil Algeria, Tunisia, them: Describe the delicious prune : First prize $250 4th- - - Constanunople, Greece, Naples, mper and % dishes you prepare for luncheon and They add a wel- ee es ++. sth ito 8th | a dinner. as well as for breakfast. , cata dot th to 17th "oe oe es ge GROCERS AND THEIR SALESMEN ime :actS toai xpiain the Zoo Hew ! eell prunes 32 prizes—total of $2000 $400 4h - - 27 Sth to 8th 175 9th to 14th ind - - $25 RULES No entry she!) be more than 200 words in sen g th it may be, ofr tnciedce, recipes of mey be e s'raight letter, just as you prefer 4 Entries shou.d be written om one esce peper. E:ther by hend or typewriter. Print our nere end eddrese in the upper right- woud corner of the pege. together with the $75 50 25 First prize ™m} ind - - simmer March 29 - ‘‘S.S. Carinthia’’ Visiting fascinating and out of the way places. Ajaccro in Cors Maica, Palermo in Sicily, R and Cartaro on the Dalmatian Coas:, Constanune Africa 17 prizes—tota!l of $1000 $250 4h -' - -« §7§ | ee r ; © Valietta heon That tun gy California Prunes may be used in many ways at many meals. You |! enjoy experimenting with them in all your cooking. come touch of the unusual to every kind of dish—salads, desserts, pies, Give them to the children in place of heavy sweets or candies. Buy them i cook them three sae aa yo : j unNUSLei flcatures OTered univ Dr thu cruise . s = ’ Missouri Road Conditions. Joseph— Clea ads DOG + camers Joplin—_iecar Ts MIASOR ANNOY ANCES | $75 59 25 MCSERVICES TODAY HDR, FW, WESSELER the entire Mediterra . or “wy f% iyi Wa . Pee ert iy eg _ . : od I | an i? od Jetfler-on ¢ itt—* St. Louis for of) Years ™t us weeks to N Rates $725 & upward uthampron habit of eating prunes are the facts” cakes. that win the There are prizes—a chance for today i husiastic North Cape Cruise, June 28. Rates S80C up. wag for 1] . ' wil! contest 14] YPvervnoocy $/90 75 39 F iret prize ind - - Sa 15th to Vediiervameaner North Cape book ist entei~ Raymond se Whitcomb Co. . liudoiph Travel Bureau i,;enere! Agente Loatmen’s Bank Building and ai! steamship agents. ( oltuuntida— ana pounds at a time. Store them in glass jars, always ready for use casn W ' ‘ + —— 2 eo *?-« Write VOuUFr i@.te}?T , a And just for you. an « rm ’ . . user of California Prunes. here is a lt was prepared by a Sedalia -— . Every California Prune is plump. and tender. All its richness anc sweetness brought out by sunny California daye. Selected. Graded as to size. Packed scientifically and classification }ou are entering ; , an 5. No entrant is required te purchase CaL- shipped at once to your grocer. jornia Prunes to compete 4 Entries will be judged by « suitable com- mittee of Gwe whose decision will be final 5 Entries will be judged ter informative value, origmality. interest end news veilve 6. In case of ties for eny prize. the tying contestants will receive ewarde of equal asc full ernovunt | | 7 ?. All entries must be mailed by midnight of : ; March 17, i927 = bearing @& poe’ - merk of leter the thet dete wil] mot be : Eun , ) i considered 6. Winners wil) be ennounced in the reguler : , dvertising #6 secon «© the judges can reach ; | Fe their decision —on or ebout May 5. 1927. Art : , , which time checks will be metled to wieners $ Meil your entry by midnight. Merch '{7, stands for all that is desirable in baking 1927, to Califorme, Prune Producers. Comat powder. All that is necessary to produce the finest bakings at the lowest cost. CALUMET CALIFORNIA PRUNES BAKING POWDER ye OF COURSE YOU SERVE THEM °(( \- FOR BREAKFAST MAKES BAKING EASIER—IT’S DOUBLE ACTING Sales 2'/. Times Those of Any Other Brand EF, Hannibai— Poplar Bluff. — loca! new recipe ; famous cook: os (ape Girardeau— mn: BLANKS Saba age Ramsas City ee Maeteon Building, Seg Sow, ee See =| ATIintic 11. sartt . Then let them simmer gentfy wnt: tender and tuli-fewored Necer boil r byusce i. ; they weld oe us pe : xk * ® *& EB BB: 2 2 ee

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SE ene _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ____ HURSDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 10. _ ST.LOUIS er ees : Si | a? SOME Piano Buyers blindfold them- aly. a SENATOR WATSON | re selves. Others are blinded by Price or ee im “bait” bargain advertisements. ad Lae a - ~'y FORD'S TAL MEF CHANDISE Established 1879 48 Years of Service ) : a oy eae pert Bs ==; ) Cle CEntral 6200 1007 Olive Street ve mies ' Newberry Gunsiunial Let- : 3 _~p rO { } o et WORK that e P IA N O S—P H O N O G R AP H S—R A D I OS PLEASANT Pca “slash ter in 1922 Hinted That “— PATCH WANT COLUMNS, Auto Manufacturer Was . 2 Py ome S vie Gi Evading Income Levy. Be , - “h-* sts. Topcoats arte: : IE SOE Tee ‘ to the act APPARENT ATTEMPT [| Jee 44 Poe DD . S G ‘é lr Ge een ke wow. Teal . Soe: . . ; -* Pe * 7% pe a TO DISCIPLINE HIM your old Suit or Coat. Pe sh ORT RS ae coat | Political Sidelight on $39,- § as saving you make at en Wiggly has a real cash 000,000 Claim Disclosed HJ the real money comes back to you in change. The in Hearing Before Tex Hi food in the world qoes into YOUR HOME and the sa acl § bud YOUR BANK ACCOUNT. Pi nger Lake, STRINGLESS BE ANS : a 7 wie, —_ LLY Medi m fice SMITHFIELD Ni [LK Apple Sauce | READY TO SERVE PET, CARNATION OR LIBBY’S VERY DELICIOUS G 4 . S a , = Se { , oleae eee Se : Salt Dyeing and Cleaning Co. wy teh ng : N AV V BEANS a ee ee > MICHIGAN HAND-PICKED Regular 40¢ 53 BRANCHES PHONE NEAREST Watson wrote the following per- i noté Glass Cleaner — 1 1 “a bes $ is rk +. Pe “ ie BP ras ERAS Patt een ae 9@) les Hk Ra cg ie dom “Nie - 7 b> ane . wr bet Res Sen aes Wile RA ea co SAO Tame FOR - WINDOWS 2 8 Oe ee ee ee eee eee ‘ Dic Nee OR Sit Se eee eS Everyone knows that ene oe ee ee ee oe ee om me a tt fh fa ak ae ce a | Lat the Bla home enclos- = = MIRRORS ‘ . memorandu nded _ ° i tes 2° WIND-SHIELDS a ge FANCY BLUE Schaffner & Marx make finest Suits, Overcoats, T Put it on -Wipe it off, KRAFT coats, Gabardines. From us a s E RICE ean buy one like new for third of the price of a new Q_ -Ou - D306 C he J ES c. =r Also 250 ladies’ Hart Sc nd £3 Flas es te A e 3 ay: * 3 come i La Cette, . vs a VOU ’ ac . 4 | | . : Rare gy ottle & Marx Factory Ret aa ( ~ . - H on | , é 2 : : ts equal to new-— r ra’ a = i et ? ‘ ) : . in > bh \ nm pe TY _ 4 ars sitsivaili es future, Pimenté, 24-2e. baal POUNDS a $ “This refers to the subfect of the Pimento, !4-lb. Loaf - es Oo XAtIOF INSOTa! = if reins ~ Ly ‘ ee . Snider's Vitamin Eee | a 2ic ha y sme $30 to $40 I ci | “ee AT Obit Sauce | —— ee : ibabiiea ek « : Pe i au A Wonderful New, Ready-Mixed Cake Batter NTT | ac re 7 os cn 4 Ay STA NN T SWANSDOWN fr a aa Be rae j FRIDAY! ore “T shall be very giad if you wi Mi | Bottle ¢ ge qh Just Add Milk! TR One ay Only | Ste pee oe &. er Oe, i "“JaXiEs Ff. WA" pantter Presented in 192 “— ee ~ PRIDE PRESERVES FRESH FISH For FRIDAY ~ gg age ay ag at OOOO .$ » 99 CRAPPIE FRESH, PER. LB, - p o. HALIBUT STEAKS 2's" & K R B.CAN —— L WHITING Lb 3 42c JACK SALMON omen” Tae SUNSHINE Tr] jus wisi ei - | on LEMON SNAPS 5 Oe TUNA ae 2 t / | a SUN BRITE cecanser 43c | | SALIMON Pcexs 25¢1 MEN’s NEW a uma BEANS RASPBERR STS to $1 A | Little Quaker T ithbert Red in USED Top : Med ‘ans 26¢ : A a leavy Cane Syr. Ad 4) and GABARDINES. “ee 19¢ lecdium € an.. | ; : $4 to $8 ||BEANS | | BRAND | Sinawpenagi 'E%, TlLoR Fete String FANCY vt tae i, MADE ia 2. ae CANNED tis Se ae ales Fama KIDNEY BEANS CHERRIE: .. TED urns een ...52 fe Siz DARK MAHOG. \NY “1 Le Their Own Juice. 2: sin your old’ sult RED, MED. CAN. Medium Cs yt Faney Crosby, Med. Caf... - C nail (€ al 1 (> LTE ; ge a ” Qe |= 17c ‘Stediumn = 20c |: S Alig Sep) a : : - *h . % ~ a eT > 7% 3 . .¢ ’ a? Vaan on % a 3 na ’ Bai at a 7 . 7? : oe Ff — . © * nr , : = » | a | , 4 ‘VY no - ' . i=} , ee: ™ ; es ; — — . 7 ‘ : — ee ae : oe | 4 é . : : 7 . - “s a we vf } photostatic copies made. Gr 0 * , 12 N » ** *- e« : ae . ey ose * emed rather hurt when *?> onal a 14-Oz. Size , eae delttious cup cakee and af] kinds of elmante beeneeeeeeee WASHINGTON AT SEVENTH «3 ; +) — rate tet tem ne on sesesetoveteeneseseenes ss + sedeeces seen cee 2008 Ht rere seneets eetesice SP OCHLEDEL EA re GELE TTF COE LE TDEDs SeHET bee Chis pee Ree ER tet ORC EeEREL ERES msi rit tostothit tere tet] Rug Gea aN syn age 7: sgranvessamasnrouronsseregg ve ) a > a ee ees te ae ee ee ee - ee A ae dm a a * ww a »4t _ ; ; v ; 4 Values Convenient Beyond Credit Comparison > Terms $50 9x12 Axminster Rage teh to 939. 50 9x12 V elvet Rugs Velvet “$35 8. 3x10. 6 Velvet Rag The price we paid for then == 417 95 27 9x12 Congoleum Rugs s ~ Gay eas alld ve % “te _ “ 4 : gt oe eS a ; f: j & — Fey aie Fae ak ; dy uae . ~ py * = : “ae OES ose me ie ’ iy s 4 74 . s » ‘ ae m 2 ray - . coun 2 — X “ -* Se % ; 2 ly ‘ ety em i 7 RRND DD ED , Mies Ee oy ia gee ae +, BB, ie a GH ; . ts : : ip Cc oF f "2 4 ae : ee te Silay A sas eee alae * tele Seale I is ae pi ia a 28 Epoipaat 7 y Retin nti ‘t ut Sh aloha Siler ok SA yg ae amass Sait > rhe ats at 5 “ ee ee git Pony = . — $3.50 Velvet Stair Carpet “want ng : pe ane naare | #1 85 4 PTTTTTTTViViriiiriiiiriiltliiltiitt il errr ES EEE SE OO Le ae TC sae enguceuenseneneusssene Give end Redeem Eagle Stamp: pgupgeseeseeeeeaseces feantinued en Neat Pace. ° SIE ‘eo y » @ a ae vs

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——.-ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH. == THURSDAY EVEN! FEBRUARY 10, 19277... * SLLOUIS POST-DISPATCH._ _ PAGE 2i Nebraska Bars Mexican Nuns. . FA ~~ ase eo gee) concn Pe! AN . N n 7) SOOO n WwW) SOLTH SIOUX CITY Neb —The IN BOTH HOUSES % : . atholic parochial school here. «hb: OF CONGRESS ¢ | | largest in northeast Nebraska, has ‘entinaed from Page 17. _ COMPL E 3-ROOM SPECIAL PURCHASE & ‘been closed Nuns who were in | | ES 4 charge of the sc hee] came here eal fs i on all progueers, tle FIT Sar : . () fre rr Mexi m4 after. hein reed? ad as me nt measure as es if agvainst ananae vets n teat vies = ‘ gn ' a 8 Dei 2Cn marketing unit It may pe . = ; Low off ad . 2 = | 6 ity A pPULIETS na a8 ney ar: ollected ion . +? ee e shea Orricers Make Four Arres : vont itonnt ents’ 4 : ae : ENTS OS RINE yy emp een Reed ae wy ae ee t ‘ i, he va ~* o ia . ee ioe y Pig ? SET TAX BUREAU Macnificent buffet. extension tawir. learce buffet, extension table, beautiful china eloset, five chairs china closet. five chairs and one and one armehair sale Price armehair. tale Price | SAMPLE_LIVING-ROOM SUITES SAGRIFICED! S150 ‘> Piece LIvViINnG- KOU M $ —UiTh priced in this sped ial Purchase sale in er A. , 1 ee ; We en ee MaeT el bine Hert nam ogres aoe. ve —o rine pi ie pio Gui Pekan é s - Ret vam eg, ‘1 ” ad . 7 bn - . , . sgn sie - re " be oP = oo ij Site yy ve ‘. a " 7 Op evbae * OAT Sat we Se Na pd ty en 7 p ‘ a us pat 9 a eae m4 ir NAbone ite> eae Pe om - W fae ¢ t ~ mane ow, * eee eG PON peO TET Le LE LINN EST ION SELENITE ti BE " " OE RO NE RR er EE Mane te ha tae P 7 a . ; “ ns > dead % “ _ a vss pape Sth aan eiian ® aelite us ae Oe wae on, ae rad ¥ + » ww —_ a! es wey 2 wv. 7 * *~ 4 wee . 2 ema Mate bl ee a ert. J 4 e ‘- 04 NORAD A ne ON aS lle ome me .- LAsints- make finest Suits, Overcoats, Top- ADVERTISEMENT (oentinued ge Gabardines. From us you RICE |feess"2=]Did You Ever Take pAlso 250 ladies’ Hart Schaff- a | 7: Ke..s72| an INTERNAL Bath? SAVE $30 to $40 Priced in this *. 3 a _ c enase from Preceding Page. g212 3-Pe. LIvING ROOM - ITE. AS PICTURED! THIS ACTUAL $90 site r - ae 4 s we ea A 2 LCA ALOE AECL AE NR NG TAPE Oe ee Re i. 8 . a tore s nema at ipatorwnding, me Supepr my a * a Se Pa re _ onsiey es ee kk ee wn Vy aml nd AN, GIESE Uo gg gectet a Se Oe nee By T. A. BALLANTYNE ry ta URE RADIO|: © | Gueskrtiol . » % g at %, \ n\ I aa ais Lé y Nai | Bat i? ‘ menuitintiens eet A te ying ies Senna A WET. “ewes te ty, S164 i3-Piece LIVING-hOUM SLIT. } ~ ' lrieed im this ' . , >t | + ; i aid ae . ii ; ; rb - - “iit | , ’ : - a op ‘ é : rn + ie Hi: : ' The ore a: } : 7 ’ ‘ ‘ tian : ; saeer dees euch ce this cit dea: Soe" ghee ae eee eae a /) (REEL WELOM & CO, XEMMMEEXENIIN (05-01-09 OLIVE $1,ChMmnnEnOEs \W ; t gos . os ‘ ? . - sein : - = aie se , ; . 7 ‘“ ric , — . ‘ a s ‘ . , , i aehieatmeat FOR "FRIDAY | a ie nt et ee . ; — . " mos " . ‘ ners ; . é ' ~ ~ ; \ ‘ , ° ~~. ry : ‘ of : + * ° ‘ ' ri; i? vi ¢ T° . . ’ ‘ ; ‘ : ‘ . / . ’ = i ; ' j . ™ 7 “ } 4 ‘ . 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S730. 0 nae ee, a oe = + ~ wk . n + pe ner pt quel clon v4 ve Meatatie : ee “> 4 Sy uy . ul ee vt Mewar 2 am + Orme “ Ts -- oe bebe pire Ar a LMR occa taletlle perk lite tg dian 4 5 Gi int? telbliiiialt onic here oa i a ee Nf ita ie Cae “aie pees i pit eg A PRI Does i Eh he Re te i as Be capi Abeapasinn RS Oe a Caren hy: ted, BOD oa EE oan toe, te Neder ase 4 is, C0 eta i. Fi ah: a at Nag ~y y ae ts Ee be r Panera _s Ad ee voy ad « wet at ¢ - +e EN agey, 98 » —_— ee Se a, . ~ : a ae weet Ran : ‘ Saat ee ot ee a oe ota a a a aa rd and GABARDINES | 34 to $8 Phe lower intestine, culled by the —ané dull car To ft uty you : ference between the state of mind of the fellow ‘NEW TAILOR a oo an gem Wee ee , | who too often does not and another who does. J RAW 7 iS Ss iaganes Utes 7 en Get Thi Ric ek There's a determination expressed in 3 and 7 time MADE ld cities” sar he the Sra man peieter teuviase aan core | | : Post-Dispatch want ad orders—and they usually Ale CALLED FOR SUIT ; aes ie natin ienath atmen: alu | heres ahi : . mi Wh ms ; | ayers * tiv r eas 3 do the work. The Post-Dispatch 1s read by FAR 5 e only appliance that does. You Turner thet is @ revelation. There journed to Mo! orning, when MORE St. Louis Readers—Daily and Sunday. ; ihee "ei ty ne BR: ! ma now ine * 2ascade Ch ERRIES I alone can do this. There is absolute. timex the trivial effort required to) DIAZ WILLING TO Y no Pekin or aigcom fort. , Ninel “= 4 : a 38 to $f | | ' RETIRE IF U. S. . 2 Menutactured by the Tyrrell Hygienic Institute, New York Cit, FAVORS PLA N is “ne or Classified tepo 8 thoids any garment. fontinued frem Page ana" Your old sult o - : : — ‘ For Sale by All spent ee Service and Results Walgreen Drug Stores In St. Louis 515 Olive Street De Baliviere and 7th and Locust Streets _ Kingsbury 514 Washington Hodiamont and Easton a adh beeen Sener eel Pr ER Skinker and McPherson wer which coo! breezes . — a Belt and Pershing blow at night. Flaine abeoun (Loew's State Theater Union and Delmar Ce ee er ee Bidg.) bs Cherokee and lowa ment got course er toot ba! field |

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as : * 28%, F oe nn LZ. at peo ge SS, f : | . ai A ee : 2 4 Bes | linia 7 4 i ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH___ weEE hae THURSDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 10, 1923 ¢————— : ; WH : | Ar « Sede en ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ae seals wine “ae ADVERTISEMENT + ied oe; folks and tig nggt of the country | lar which was run Trésd s Ik , se ; : { —¢ ¢ e nreteFt a *# ~* lu nours and 14 minutes Pan sy. ‘4 | jR-3. Dawson opricat co.,,; . if 4 res lence ‘property in St. Louis and its suburbs. Lov ) A oA oo | , opu- a piano in papa world ' a : : rates and prompt action. W- shall be glad to have you ) es ~ P for only 1575. . @ aad ake advantage of this Branch of our serie 7 motor wiecvete 1 AY Pywo-Day Sale—Friday & Saturday Only Terms $1 3 = q q i esermment Pen! tater« seret on Munic pe! in ‘ : ‘ bus o 7 , . | ; : Federal Com 9erce Trg Coniay : cee : These wonderful Bed Outfits represent the best values procurable at the lowest price for the. ) ) 7 = . : F Beuer ' | | , bn ity they possess. It has always been a May-Stern policy to offer the best quality at a givens ~~ . tion y e > 7 sn Stlouis ee “se ee ley ) | rather than cheapen the quality so as to quote a lower price. Remember, that home n . “sa? | Nat ional Ba nko Commerc _ and Pine : i : T bee pq hae: ) permanent investments—you expect them to give many years of service—and the len . Established 1879 ii af . ET. TORRY . Puce Presdent ax Charge of tect Bunate Lee . whine | , . satisfactory service determines the article’s value. And May-Stern’s home needs Se CEntral 6200 el Pe ii | : q m | _i] | ae See e firs guaranteed to give long and satisfactory service. Every article is, and must prove .: PIANOS—PHO et . | € a to be a good value. You get the full value of every dollar you spend when trading at s "Tt ¢? May Stern’s. Every article in our entire display is marked in plain figures — one a Be, | 3 EB price to all. Every newspaper sketch is made from the floor sample without : ro 4% 3 | misrepresegtaticn or exaggeration. May-Stern’s is a reliable store from "tie = +e which to buy your home needs. ‘iva, 3 ie | iii | Ww A “THE HOUSE OF HONOR” ; ~~ 3 -_ * _ et ; E 3 * _ i r - 2 ee E . i a _ en he Fe Fea . a be : D D 4 = - a he oso 4¢ ” me | ¥ 5 E we nei ; SiS & ? e: : '& e Special Sale | E 30x3! 5 4 - as Ts ee ae 4 * @, 3 N L 2300S8.GRAND [| Sante eS fe es “es + et a LICENSE 4960 DEL MAR GRand 852! I First Quaiity : ry e o - So . * FRAMES I FOrest- 5832 5032 GRAVOIS INNER 4 + Z , . a u minum VY 81 4 N. SIXTH Riversiae 308 V 3 re if : eens |. SE 2731 CHEROKEE » | TUBES a 4 , i $14 45 R 192 Manchester ‘ “4 | All Stores Open Daily R = 25 8 : - - i P fi From 8&8 A. M. te es i | { Ne 8&5 | HIGH-GRADE TIRES — > 845° yt Pee - trict! ly irst ‘e He 29x4.40 Cord | 31x5.25 Cord Qualit = 2 K il, Gon eld cones . K $9.45 seu vEA i of grain wall ; ; ast “With to-inch floral decorated panel and 2 fillers + ; $7.95 RELL Y- 8.95 tL ViTED 15 45 ‘ et thet Ps 2 * Siohtly Biawi shod SPRINGEEELD eID] crates kovir Ee $9. 95 | ae o4 Pr is Signi Bi ied . .s | - i> STATES 8.95 neal ialeda | 7.95 ' d \ Simmons (.raceline Hed with 2 cane panels and “| te ig ioesditeenienieemamaaaniaiel : ae eae AJAX CORD : 2 ioral decorated center panet on head aad foots bags i. a oe i | Cee iy} 5:28 j grain wainut veneer finish. 3 oa a LL UNS + 30x4.95 Cord 30x5.77 Cord $9 45 | % a Ps. 3 mii ii =>) LOODYEAR S es 95 SSS OS a Se a 4 3 \ Windsor type Simmons Graceline Bed with 11 - te nF 3 siplatein: eager a the- S | 4 Q 5 cA tf head and foot. Grain walnut finished. +e + i : WILLER tea a. = 45 Read JID ] ag a s : i-to-theRoad i wIeTrkp 17 95 LONGLINE ‘CORD a \ Simmons Graceline Bed with 10-inch medallion : ts - ; \ Simmons (.raceline Red with t2-iech cane panel_' | ae oe ; Cc d GOODRICH steel melallion devoration and 2 fillers on head ard f % |. ae oie 30x5.25 Cord 33x6.00 or cong (rain waiout fini rik ds ; j 2354 (heins, 4.05 655), ° "=? Batleen Chateas, 5. MONARCH STOPLIGHTS 89c eo; Se @ £ | , ia ‘ hains. i ioe, OisS.258) Bafllewa ( hainus. 5.25 ,°0n sale at fs mo ; bets . ‘ aims. ‘ a4 “>. 349 ES.S Ratleon ‘ haine. ~ 4 SPOT! ith TS (uaranteed sccurate Oa pe Es ot ; sent : a . - eo 213.°° — Chains. %.a2 Lon sate 89c im pre ‘ai )6hU6spale at 89c Sas Bs tf huains., a. “i, -o tk Go ativenm «¢ halen. i.2N SHW AR? MOTOR ror Baileen Tires. oS Chains, 8.25 4.75 366.08 Rallewn Chains. 6.TSIDRIVEN ones $2.55 On sale at 9 5c COEAEIE SEITE IE ICSE IE CIE IEE ICICI ICICI ICICI LIL KILICILICAILICICICACILICIACIACIOIC CU ILI ICICI ICT CIE

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ADVERTISEMENT EURALG ful ape Aad Kamae fee wben HARKEIS—SPORTS * - Cee ee A toothache, headac scia matism,etc. Break up co — ~- — . a RL — V9) R WANT “ESTATE ——= pe. End women's pains. Banish Wyant THREE ~ PAGES 23—38 nervousness. Recommen dentists for 35 years. ood vally. In handy tins—25 cents, ine Firm In Merger. ington Typewriter Co. There will re. A-K OD every tated Press. no change in ths organization P 7 oh f) Ty) ee : a Bie: [NATI, O., Fed. 1 ies !- of the Dalton Co., which was . oe of the Dalton Adding Ma- | founded in 1904, at Poplar Bluff, : sis be bal Oe 6 2 * ik ' Ownmr . » * + ‘ = Co. last night approved e|Mo., and moved to Norwood in company with!1914. The the Rem-ion Dec. 31 were OVERCOATS : Cleaned and Pressed | fungsiras Overnight ond Cleaning Ca 53 Pranches—Phone Nearest “ass of their aKardex Inc... and ts of the company $5 2a°7° 1974 VeVi i,k aw Se 4% CO. om utfits y Only est price for the qual lity at a given price, at home needs are and the length of home needs are ust prove itself, hen trading at igures — one ple without store from yOu can own “The finest and most costly giano in the world”—a MASON & HAMLIN for only $1575. Terms $150 Cash $50 Monthly Established 1879 -::- 48 Years of Service CEntral 6200 1007 Olive Street PIANOS—PHONOGRAPHS—RADIOS — et OS rs S * z aS ae. ty “3° Vi Peay a LES 5 © 7 4 * ° os _ o”* * . an v ” a i. ee = ~-Fy ’6TRUSCON ' for all Industrial Requirements any Kind, Type or Size Consult us now. Suggestions and lavouts free. State | dimensions of site and the purpose of the building. Quick and economical service. We make in our factories all permanent building products, including steel] windows, stee] doors and individually designed roofs and walls, deliver them from stock, and erect the building for you. One contract covers all operations. No extras. TRUSCON STEEL COMPANY 1 Syndicate Trust Bld. St. Louis, Mo., Phone GArfield 2056 _— een” oP , er a — Oice of : These ons ds. e With nm Mattress teel Spring 45 ILLUSTRATED Bed crain walyot yenect ted pancl and 2 fillers on foot m™ «of With 2 cane panecis and 10-inch nel on bead and foot. Au se , Ci] sl Graceline Bed with 11 fillers on ee Inut finished. with [0-inch medallion deco ‘ys fillers on head and toot. With 12-inch cane panel with amd 2 fillers on head and foot. detour Three memorable days in the Land of the Padres and Pueblos, as part of the transcontinental rail journey. Spanish culture three centuries old, the geless life of inhabited Indian pueblos, cliff Wellings of forgotten races —combined with the matchless scenery and climate of the New Mexico Ockies, * : } Only $45, all-inclusive. Accommodations and motors of Fred Harvey excellence. A perso Courier service that is unique. rs BS tees | 3 i aces ae #94? awe ° - ft | )§ Optional side trips and “motor land cruises,” fea- i od HE | tured by the same thought for individual com- ~ fort, are available for those who wish » 3° i : to extend their explorations out ose Sill | : , from Old Santa Fé and Albu- be ais , we 4 ‘ a v7 a oe on ond and Arsenal! streets. Ail pur- hacoce eXc e for f 7’ Xx ¢ i -~ . "+ ? c i¢ ; us re So Tet ata bi "T’h ce ee Y f ¢ r¢ icpo i j - + me Of: ( YT 4 a PA \.? a a eS rps vy i a Ne W 5 4 ch j I A S Ad _ 4 j f O ( c 4 ’ ™ ess ¢ 7 ~ ~ a > —~ 7h « } 4 4 aE S I By — j Wl: wes | ] « f Press- ive ; r r { 4 ae 1! £ {3} i ~(y T mn Secr ¥ War } S . iid 5s a 4 — . " Yr Té a4 - *¢ > . £ ré f { ’ ‘or ‘+ { ; eG! Ss i of 4 +} , . ; . 2 Same Benefits Now as in 1923. An order for the removal was 2 awe 7 ' + , 2 &, - } - . r issued by John W. Weeks, then bSec- +, ~ » t ? . ioe * f+ . es * ary of War, but after a proiesi irr ry *nea ta ay re _ ry i “sf. 7er aa ecretary VV « eKs verote Ti Re pre a ¢ a" ‘ fe 3 entati' Dye: After } 0 n S as + q Ny | id x ;7*s ae @ ‘ ‘ {> -r) ae ‘ t r : uiSs u A iis +s T -4 » » st. Louis business men take the ¢ r ¢) + —" : ; ? il 4 ‘ «: eVs hy wt > cs ger o Eesterr pots { ‘ell Le 1s I I { ‘7 r 7% 40a. ert oO oe : ; ° GiSa iva! CAP in b)] 4 411 a ‘ Bnoee contracts. : g + an . Slate d Rie ason for ( hanve. rr * rhe announced reasor or the Q . Lfie L \ l! T ¢ ‘ M } ne, wit! « , ee j f ( TY { ? ‘ ‘+ -* ‘ iTS poy tie (>? ly r } : Y cf T) Op ‘ ‘ \ s S ran f ‘ } es ~ gq ‘ f ‘ Gs At + ct 4 ( , erce } « : is (} by ‘ ) > Sy abe ( ~ «i \ “ { f ‘ 0 , ’ ) uf v eT Ss. af ‘ ‘ ‘ > ‘ ‘ > aka t YTé f . Puy? Sing Hoe % ‘ ~ } r NN f "oY , i! War D Div ‘ is ger to ma HK é P ors ~ 1.7 ' > om 44 \ “ ( Wal hl Se t) - 7 Is r Pe de ‘ rs nre ong those 3 the attempt reconsideration of the GOLFERS FIGHT AT 50 PACES, DRIVING BALL AT ONE ANOTHER Willson, St. Louisan, and Ktival Lach Score Hits at Body Before Officer Arrives. the Associated } ress ORLANDO lla ~9 . an }. 4 4 . " efor of a Tigh ti ¥? vards wit! clubs and groif halls Came ont EK. W. Willson of St. THuis. and T. V. McQuain of Stracuse. N. } disagreed as to the number f Strokes each took in making couras They had an argume ind finally a fight It WAS agreed each was to have one driver ons iron and two dozen balls t paces tees were carefully pr At the drop of a hat firing star? Several shots were high and wid: and then one duelist knocked his antagonist down with a line sg} othe shin. Ile could not keep his eve on the ball, however. and he ,fore he could get the range } him with t HOt 7 to $2,000, 0( a | tice session, became alarmed. shots by sending a fast one to the other’s ribs. Passerseby, first appeared to be a spirited prac- | stable E. C. Scott was called. He | arrived just as the iron shots be- gan to whistle “Fore.”’ ghouted the constable. The fighters paused, one with a limping: stance, and the other as if for a putt. Scott ap- DOW . i OAC NEL he COU iste ‘ ' > ans outs | obs wy. 2 Sos: tinge sho: rghit es SESS iors eizsiceasbes shit ts tds 135; ces> ene bek SO Pt SER Ss Ses cer esene oi he be peek th o 1- The Down Payment ~ It is quite unusual for the prospective home buyer to have ready cash to é pay the full purchase price. Yet, he must have a fairly sizable sum to pay immediately, as his equity. Usually, the more cash he has the better bargain he can obtain.’ ’ A savings account at the Masszssippi Valley Trust Company will provide you a convenient way to accumulate money for the first pay- ment on your new home. Begin now, and save a definite sum each week 2-Finding the Home ~ The Mississippi Valley Trust Company maintains an active Real Estate Depart- ment. It is quite likely that it has on its offering list just what you desire If not, it can find it for you. *’ * There is no commission charged the buyer, and no obligation is involved in permitting the Messtssippi Valley to under- take to find a home that will meet your requirements. 3~-Financing the Unpaid Purchase Price ~ The Real Estate Loan Department of the Mississippi Valley Trust Company makes first deed of trust ate on improved property. Rates and commis- sions are most reasonable, and payments may be arranged to suit your con- venience. a au Fourth ee ere | = © SM ogee 4 ; —_ . sats agkee ~< ti ‘ pt: oe y 3 : ” 2 : sei sts ‘ 4 , . : Prd Leal ae : ‘ : éa~y ad 6. aes 3 . 7 J c= . ohh, acd : a -, nar bas era y oy “ges seer fe oe : an: = ay al « . Pe ae is WEPOR Oe ACS 4. - od ' ae 4 at , | ‘ : (= bok ° , : aa ts o Auten 9? , me © 5 eth maggie . bait: 7’ i Bd 7 oP tame eer ee. ~ ote me ow alle ~ OMe NR ee Bahl vent lng te tA I 1 TIN Ok tw v SEN IRR MEE a Re anne ot i ae Reena Mere tat nt eye _— PPS ne og meget emotitin sen. - te | Benewah Deterrent i Ss Be. fin li Ne eee ae _ : ore ee lay 96 2 PLEAD LAE es A EIN a Oe OB, it He NNO lp My eal ST ndeedhgit tibetan” piled kone hia che cadet odie aint ie ae ate am Bet poe: 2 ee ay ages Seen be, ne LS OY SN NN OR ce lessadennahalintiichecsadediiedeteinantnitiitiamen’ bes ° - 4 2K aap ie

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PAGE 2! ee ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH _ —THURSDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 19, 1927 pgp eo aa So = Newer T »* oe he of Missouri Team Wins Debate. —— ; : ~ - aoiice Er the Associated Preus. - - = : = Get thet one. —— TOPEKA, Kan, Feb. 10.—Mis- kYTow the cause of piles is the two Mayberry children by dy- (there isgas at : of blood | namite, heard a strange narrative | > we) are is | Of two husbands and wives | nena | giadly ec! nged if nots | pHONOGRAPH RE ty discovered | who knew of mutual! onfaithfulness for years and yet maintained 28) ACCESSORY front of friendship. ' 110 North Broad The hearing was adjourned un-) | Gray se ? te. izij 32 f “ >" ' - til Feb. 24. to allow Mra. Mayberry. | 2 in the explosion, to recover tly to testify. Her testi- ome O S ate your hair need remain aula cemplete & quartet of streaked with gray—oreven very gray. egos ie eaiveteds wii N fi fi hts“fla” For over ten years men and women - ee ew Way eases congestion— aquses whose hair was once blonde, anburn, : “s and the Va- Ww e & 4 c brown or biack have successfully used (ep T+ the fey +) 7 *-ss) Koicr-Bak to restore color to their gray bair. gTISE ; — Ws a “ visibie trace ADVERT MENT i ; a ; = ; ever used any- Mary Davis to a ser.es 0 Pj le nd Blotche: wrongdoings with Mayherrr. was e I. that has imt S d § -arried on with the confession of : a —- hendreds of arr’ on 4 theusaccs. Aseasy toappty as water. | ‘require no experimenting with sam>p/ies of your hair. Th * vis regarding himself with Mrs. ~ , = e ; : There is a clean, vag. age gx se confession of a a , Just ask your dealer for Koier-Bak. The one easy [0 ase any time, that Wi short Aas vert. at RRR ~. we | Baatto ie Ser off hate, ne matter what shade or The Club Car before retirin ly clear away Pimples, Blackheads | uayberry to his part in the affair - n ' B! renee Blemisnes aud simuar Skin favberry holds a good posiron , ¢ » a friendly Chat’ * ° irritations, with the Kansas Gas and Electric TT , 7 + mee ' o keep rour skin clearand healthy here and had enjoyed a good @agrrysr TU eo! @ » TI} a xs ;* * 4 »* @ « —" — & . a -~« - = sv" we ~ = Ps at . 4 hai ter 45% —_ 4 » Aw : ~ bee Orr wy. @ RT gia Giant aa a > . _ « a - ee + : ' 4 : . + Sn . > oe * > es ~ + — : . . e . “2 ~ ‘et we , : ' e ~ 0 TS Sts ; Lu ius ; : Ja Let : - : ‘ a #s* . os , _ 4 ais ‘ stu ‘ 4 ~ 2. ts ‘ ‘ si ' ct mm Zz st 70nN — fl igh ; a * ‘ . J : . ™ J » , 5 ‘2 - 2 > . - ~ - wr - , a ; ; ° . a Tc. i : . -* - ‘ ¢ x *~« ap ee! —_— ‘- all te eae ~+ ee ~ *, t {7 ie ‘ i Li: 4 ‘ + WX ‘ aad : . oh Wer. w Vis hg OT al o ** a * o ° . . eer c % - . i aie -eyg . In a. nt ‘ ra I ° P ‘ he nd | s . + —. “ si , ... , ‘ é i & sv 12tam . . : ac he . ~ — 4 NOK fe! SI wae wa. yet genuine | SEVENTH AND oe a DOUTE OF THE GANNED BLUE LIMITED? _\t effective as the messr oid mas: Mayberry's voice broke and he | Them get 2 jar of Conseco Rl. cold reliet. Be sure yc ; : _ ** 4 7? , . - . . .* . . _—" Tu "7 a . — voit ~ volt tard piast ; does the work rt ut um! i in % witrness Nai! ee ee ae ete na - Rub. Be ause it fights the | GRAYWD aND Oo an ’ lteter. arted wu saving I never cenied eS ; muse 5 crihis, pnewumon:a, du. , 7 al - a) y e@ + hae . ic > J j : BRS ’ j | [neterniea made —— mre as’? i ow 7 4, > 4 ; + hg seq be: piace ofr old- hb. TY} SAVE On FURNITU ae: g : : ' a - & — : — ee " i, mae % ” . t se ie : * 9 . 2? . 4 aa ~ — : > “* > ie. - tustard. camphor. mentho! and other Reve ‘Sonus wont ect 0 Ye ew ae engi - herve ee ee rug store. iarge jar costs A Tray Te Simpie in edients. is counter Ne ; ; ey . bi a +:mniat aot Y : = ~ my on - a? ok fat Me x . . Wis ts vy ant which stimulates lation | Mrs. Davis, one of a long series of OR ee gh a pape nts Wolff-Wilson, : 2 EXCHANGE STO! and helps break up the coid. love letters, some of Which were ese Gecyi’ : ape | want ou will feel a warm tingle as it ailed and some of which 1 © put ede yeh Paz ‘onges O- u . , ’ . **¢ sw de > : . | + = e1,6 42° 6 . ee . - a4 a ~ » +2 Th ‘ ’ ’ | ~ _ a . - - * > ; . ‘ ~s . ; - BOLO! ~~ -~* ia > ~ ; an - - ; Y _ > —— ~ ’ : - a «4 . ¥ , oi J ten . . 16 OC Ty . -~ ° ™ * a) ° . a el . ? > 7 sa * > - 2 ae i> oh % ‘i * % er > ar vv oT —_ if 4‘ . ’ 3 , ; . 1" - . . ~ ° + he > ’ — ‘ . ; ’ __ ‘2 7 fy . eT é ’ >« e2¢ a . > ~ ’ - ~ vs a . "aving tha ~ -- --* * + . : b ad * ” 7 . . - Ques: 3 ewe OY OO Ke Sown again in an- . v . i. . ~e, * eh } owe 38 a - \? 2 ‘ Se answered - >. iv ‘7 = f ay —— ay 4 wonderful zre“e ef — i ; and ianriacr [lamp " ‘chrome 2068.12°" ST.-7°" 2 MAR MEN'S , ) . aca Bots $10 | Overalls ‘ ov cael 2oc | | n. To 12-Y¥r. Sizes SOCKS 13e¢ men's Socks: ali sizes and -olors prs. LOC Values to $7.0 Valnes to $20 . Valves 1 = 1 ¢) ‘ , ‘ea Women's Women's yey and Misses’ Women's and Misses’ , & Misses’ es Women s DRESSES COATS ms et $1.00 | sj 00 ) Vaiues to S15 arses, | Women's _ and Misses COATS | presses $4.98 DRAPERY SALE WINDOW $1.25 TERRY t Lory LAR! Reduces Efficiency Og an pel z *@ eh z Perris hones sme pretty lined shadea. a-* eS ee Kinney Rome Mascot Da-Beds §)/— Congoleum F All sizes and patteras. Serond a. bur yua ran t tell the mm from pert rt ones. im ertginatl pack - ®*ere Wenr tlike “firsts ” Pay $1 daw» “* ‘ = ’ "= = > . .* > : ‘ ‘ i ' i ae 4 «4 ‘ ; = . “= %. 4 a ° , — — : " ~*~ “ bata : . - > - . = 7 2coeeee = = “ « a - ~ t. ‘ e . e , ‘ ' = _— — . . _— 4 P a ; : 7 - ; a : 670 Star Bidg.. 12th & Olive Odd Wood Rene. Tiara “B CompleteWith ep og §) | | ) at : ‘ ° 7", | Ba | : ~ atte P pp es ak po ;¢ | ul ° : : =. of > on = | ~ - — =e i aa. . || ae Cretonne-Covered Pad § Bey , inged «Sacre ‘ ™ ‘ “4 ‘ . ‘ a. . nw «~ = e - : ~ a 4 _ 3 te-Lloch . . ; Cc . | a MA ‘noow Shades eed = o ie Se > 24 ae ee os ee s oe a . oad i =f 3 e 4 i DP ics eee ioe 1a af % “arr. as Relief For Coughs and Colds one ntiiong oes oy me Sale Made Mentho-Laxene need These ar rapery Damask. « . cacers afer le . 45 eard c| Lace ( urtal n ‘Net ; ' . ‘ @owe, 36 inches w ice 25 $3 “CALLOPE “RI Db and FRINGED yard io Sa DE s=HADE-—+i- apery Sanfasi ‘ . erie _— , 00 pretty shaces. whe 25c¢| - —~ = the, as? $2.50 Prapery Materials " s*: >°’s LACE yo pecroccng PANELS— La nva «i ewWwreal x ‘ a ee en ese are night” at just half of their real value. Your | S tes @ and she was so spitefy erage. the strict | Sasa Rome stand- choice of plain Gothic or Windsor style— | > One ac oe round I would - th vy h . } the quick, sure relief of — he oe e ards t! have been marked as “seconds”— round or square continuous metal tubing. Also i R RO ene lheow a Famous Big adh me ater sg sO no one wo and coid oth! com- ' thal.avers m nave known her. And sometim but the defects in most instances are so sli ight cane panel ends or decorated panels. with Mentho-Larene. it a a nrepared thin } goes right to the spot—an: a. something that only the expert eye could detect them. have the adjustable head rest—adjustable weed di le, Gena pe! err « leis dee cs ae er wo throat, raises the phiegm, 9° °°”! i one 5 Sent care wha "Wt und Le strict Kinnev Rom candarde o + +} , ss Sa nea cae ce tn do with me. | gut un the strict Kinney Rome standards two positions. Equipped with heavy all-cot® — se. oe © Wm Son tele ee ee y mi be — as “seconds —and at one- ton pads—some are spring filled—cov Mentho-Laxene is pure, contains ee ? % = Ww ruen ES a ling prices. with cretonne or velour. Large storage spact | Bo opiates and is universally "°F ‘ria! so we can be married. th | Opport anits to get one of these for extra bed clothing. Double wire link com— recommended for children. Soild - ~h huidatw” + “couch-by-day” and “bed-by- tinuous fabric spring, without center ridge by druggists everywhere. Rome Da-Beds....$17.25 $71.$0 Kinney Rome Da-Beds.... inney Rome Da-Beds... .$25.25 $7400 Kinney Rome Da-Beds... | inney Rome Da-Beds... .$28.2 $77.00 Kinney Rome Da-Beds.... - 1 Kinney Rome Da-Beds... .$29.75 389.00 Kinney Rome Da-Beds.... S| Petes ae: ane Kinney Rome Da-Beds....$31.25 391.00 Kinney Rome Da-Beds.... . | ee 7ixQ Corevienm cou ga gg | RUGS P are mate: Selnive Kinney Rome Da-Beds....$35.25 $93.50 Kinney Rome Da-Beds.... P| sav hii 9x9 oc“ $5.98] | $2.49 teed Ge ee ee . | VE ON FURNITU: — tn -nreltted Raping Rak setainaien Gun Convenient Terms—No Interest yee | |, Farm Ori? Armstrong} = 9X10'$6. 960 Sor nace | Srt2 Ne Border Stil joints and aching musces are quictty = 8 °F L 2 EXCHANGE STOR L:neleum Rugs 9x15 corrsices $9 98| RUGS relieved by BAUME BENCTUS (Bee-Gayi | ormally accused of wtolation of 4 $9.98 (oid Seal Euge ° {ww powerful sootiting ogredients go Guam 1@ State white siare law Marbder- imte the theses, soothe the pan, and refiewe eacded not guilty when ar- Rus $4.98 raigned todar an ve tend fer oe oO 29c the stifimem. ‘There's nothing ke it ter * F"! ‘Olay and gave bond fo every sche end pam of carve and wos ’ aR 4 age so OME Sang ae : SS a a nme, eral ar Chere of Bia two ti Sth & Washington Store Only = ' . > . ’ . os = '* — : ae Maar ‘The POST-DISPATCH Regalariy prints WORE WANT BAUMES ENGUE °° Flor ec Mardell and Far! aa TOS. Louie Brace. the TH ADS than ALL the other %: - who were killed by the ex “ q waotss coms me Rs ’ n mn g sin PD Ata — _ GOLD SEAL > &° : imperfections “ es mm a , SO ae gh nee n heatren me going there Ur only love.” asked Mrs. Daris ions Sunday and her husband school in the Ni ya. o> €f) t#) in cn WG wn un in ‘ ~~ 3B BF ws -» 2 ie a P34: ~- ie in Cn tm Go = bh OO) °*= -_ ‘ha 3 ft er irch at night and > irrestad [6x9 Sores $3.98] | G9 Ho Border Kuc> w) GH ws tf) 1 oO” > eZ p.ogi DR iatle@ aii ON A LR lonis oeu&papers COMBINED. plosien ee eg seem mag _

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ee Ss he gyi tat F wees RS if fm. ie oe 4 sap a gs * ON AE BA se + ROG | ———— ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH . THURSDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 10, 192 ies _—__—_s ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ee Convert og enblge peli nto the REMMERS PRESENTS NEW TRIALS EIR TWO ' _ s - ‘ iw VV ae Swan rit we par‘ ert ul Justi “4 ed a m who A LlakKe?Dp bef STEAD a tiat arco, mellow tone by : Sena tn a tent. wake convicted. |. Sewidemiak wt @he tots tomah cc] on eee DISEASE nae Ric acaiin ented ae hele pee ge eo eich eo eds Bees ek aed Latiy’s Discovery, a powder dentifrice. keeps you safe Lal Phonic 192: re oo before - Federal’ the case eopeeed to nant He said | reprossmees tussseetves *0: be 28 ee es 4 Juda: Kneis i? 451 Fi Mul OM €1IIT hetweet Kye} nd the AdAecentiar inieeiialinisni : a ae c REPRODUCER Lally’s ‘Laboratory, 5826 Hamilton Av. Mall Grdere Pilled. te Re rnd “ite pie ST ES lena’. ie Dh, ore } .t ie ey ee pea ae OT ey ee eo. ne ee ie Feo ape Pav a . e + ‘ Oy) vi Meee or ee ee Sa ity. ll he NE ALT ' . . ‘ sal ik ara’ = 627 t « . ~~ 2 . : = . A 4 : , i) mw * 4 oa ‘ 4 ‘ ‘ ‘ 2 re a se" Ti UA sta | ari ‘ ~ . - : . « : . ; e See ees A aa aa IE ia Sal a ES eas Spain Begins Fight on Cancer. Déclares Mo.- ac. AUG Ya > é i P 2 aisarti — -~ti 4 ‘ S & . . ’ . > ‘1 ATID bs ; , 4 gar nei! lor ; * nh bane: f . rif mare ry} ' ; > | +* ’ ‘ ie tetnatite ies , P a ’ . ° “i Leg ’ Lids Asis | ail ig ao bait ‘} ti¢ zi} ray? . ’ ” ° 7 . ¥ ‘ rs ’ " ’ ,r LV ry i }4 ] ' 7 é Shoo) COG) 9 SEND your WANT AD to the POST-DISPATCH and GE? MESULTS—3-time Ads ALMOST CERTAIN for ANYTHING. ee Bo ote’ vos . ar ’ om * “~ ee ee ere ayer erere, x ‘ Price $4.85 igiadly exc! onged if not satisfied " »HONOGRAPH REPAIR yyy «ACCESSORY = CO. | 110 North Broadway _ Whole - eee | LS ORBOYS: why they “don't feel just night." weeirnee heard that doctors sey 2 PANT § foie pant oe . — . - saepdnttkon, 2c pepsebdaemnaaapenctant tana albnilatlal..» ns aealiabeaidbsacadenn nay aeiialipaanieteg) nanan c = “ - > ee es ewe € « _— ° wen fqn, mer ree i ptestir.a! NOT constipatien. Jf is TOO |= AY of waste water tm the im a ees RN Mg Res ipeat Dannie es sp: ~ yo bowrls move r decay forme more l@Z%e Potson . Tore gas) then the lazatives don't help. and poliute the blood. Setrength are se ay bitten follow — high blood nr anc beart trombies. a bevtis, sallow skin. circles under eyes, loss Of energy, ~ your intestines ip chile h Acidophilue ‘INy protective or. intended to keep your bowels un and sate by stopping excess decay of thei wastes. Modern diet, however, greauy rp. duces your supply. Acidophilus both destroys and restraing : ¢erins from their polson-and-gasorest You'll |.&e ing mischief. Resupply your system with these boys Acidophilus, then Intestina) Putrefaction js Auits of good con juerec neual ly in ] to € weeks, by guulity wool- em, in @ Vo rets of light and dark Ms: - fete . sical eh - it al sal ; * » Z : ¥ " on -. “ eee « — i On Om s te en s aA -— bi ewes oa wpa ’ 4 ce wh pare. che abe ae aS er “ag oe - . — ate age x Mia ee“ ee ee ee mae Pe ps'es yo ast gp _ WY NIE SP OES 4 4 oil . ‘eaten ay e : P aoe A pe ‘ : : : ” eat R, y 1 re tes ie! os ter Beg ies é Ni We a ae et i sen Sane yap tt , = Slee an ee ee ae eS. hae yf 7 Z ~ ~ - - ~ ene me my he ee put oe M my Lae pe~eeu ear ee Rah «a 9 a es ~ : Dae —_* - ws i) ate 4 * SCOR BRS 1S ILE OE Ne ON A A EE Ra I LT : > SERRA Ye NET Son é ” ayy mre’ oi tire NS Me ie | “Sh : re a Ber! afi ; pat a a a . - a ee ee eee ae =~ 1. the “" a. ag te vated Ap Ene beep onal nes af -* line : way oe ek ok ae ‘en arte~ aoe ee Age + eke Tie Se ¢ 29" - ne ti ~ ” en ay wie + x a - ye ae 5 Me: S det + Dap . we; ua ; ; = r “ . 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' . ~s aA £ £62 iil IN ; F 7 on } % erms at Union g hy 4 So ome , sia 4 > = ; ; ey Py % y | ¢ i G 6810G tO lave peen Smu ¢ 3h a ‘ 7 3 \ . = ’ 4 f } . : . . : ¥ — o ' oS Tw at" ta i om a {ussian prison ry AT- z 7. i 4 xchange Stores | er eee came cee val ? ; . - " oo 8. ee -"« - ' a be sees" Ae ** ‘ sae i. : \ ; 4 ‘ IT Ni, { repre ae eat be vet ee Sy a a a i pn ad ee ats a naa if & . ‘ ~ eee ‘ , ; BO OOO “yy . "4". #8" _A8 «aa e ee ee ee * oa, ; : ; . t entat ‘ ' “ eer - sa _ nn anate” ve ses “ ”. .. 7 . “2. Be - ; ‘ : . . P - “ * . »*s* . * *« ; J we ; elie : - ee 60 4 . , “e 6 . fi 4 ; ; ti ‘ li re ct j ¢ vv c . reer } s | 1 j b 4 ) eee 4° aa". m et “ .. ans o%e ae eo o% 4 if .% ’ ' . oo e >) le ~~? } a . . - “te. * ce ene oe , . * 2 » - 5 . = i ) zi “a . vr) © , f ’ . 7? , A . *- 9 ¥¢ 6 . ‘ seeeeeees J - 3 “ + q : ‘cA ‘ ‘ \ ." 1 ii i & ge ee i “*te “ee « s o* . ‘* . 4 ee 7 , & yt ae sa ae pen” >. eXatn®*. a A . sO Pee - * ? VB ’ } " it “ * . Ss . ~ * 92. .* ","." * ; - 2 o*é a*s* * > We . * is e " a o * on .* at 5 oe ‘ aN ' iE : hewed from hend hy . . . oie Set Ee ee “5%. ate’, gh “s a x Sox c 4 as . *¢ é*3 2 rT, _* . ‘\. * 4 ° ’ -« * “+7 ‘ . | ees . + | : § lo ‘ ; i . + | ; =) . **. " s* * . s e , 3 + d f . foot, Eneawils bel > a4 ‘ ‘ “a ‘ ey” a ‘ ate" °° OO vais . . ee as * * = ." = \ Oy : North — ep ote! and other deh? : ve: ortafe es Ae RIE XS Be TWie ? mea ee es ‘ _) i {i ’ ? ’ oss “4.-.* 24 ., “— . on . ~ Male * w ' = sain, “we o* “. «* . * . ve " ow » ™ le > *" A Pate ‘s'o* ~ a “sats” ee " ‘ >" 7 ™ . * a = 8 . é € , . . 2." a A." * ~~ ’ 4 4"? ! ‘ ("1 Q¢ T¢ ¥ ,‘ > } vr. * ie ° % c "s * es x "ae 43 o* -.* > _ ao a. : . : ed Pad | Coit Springs received from Mosc ee th : es ee Bos bs a ee ee Se SE. ge pi o r ES Here is an amazing big special FREE offer! For a short time only, we are going to give this ella a aha “> man giving the name of Arthur ee CP Bete ST ESE PINS ge Boe Se magic household necessity absolutely FREE with a 25c box of Nature’s Remedy (NR Tablets). dition. The kind an held their 7 Pe eo os ae SSR PO RRO RI OO ai ST NC SE Scant terever. Spe- late political police for obtaining SRMBMMMMMNSIY cs aims sills Stacie sie s ° Ee ea , 9 W; &S 1 Db money under false pretenses and $e | Rae ae eo LSE ; Se aa Sa ae i Aladdin sharpens all cutlery in a2 jiffy. Just a few All Druggists Have NR Tablets and r in stv c— own foiline + : Sige Wee ea eT : Epis — « os , f iG : ~ ‘y "ss fs een ee.” ‘ * * ses ; : ; ' " *% — ** : . © ,*. . . >". ‘ “* pe * ‘ ; Ll}? if 4 2a... .”. Beane.” * ie ~~ ee ‘ + iié 7 r,)} . St .* oe a e | . ° —~ +75 Yr . . on he . ys “—. / “ =. ‘Ss i | iT) ( PZOtTigd oO? — al x ea,” ented > .°.*. he a a. one i 4 » * © * a 2s , . , x - ~ . . : Fk / * “?. ae ‘“s © & * ‘ -« ’ - 7 , ‘ ‘ 47 ore” te ons Pave a 00-0 nS a > a, : . i ‘ ‘ rs , ‘ ir eo es? re on “ens *. ‘ » «Ss | } } ee . etn + ‘* id “4.8 «© > ‘ y : , | “. , a . 4 eee "e ed fo * ’ . . j | ‘ -*. ST A ™ R : “te ss » ; ‘ + ; ‘ iif ; yy carer. : , : i j ‘ oe" A ee’ . ” , a | at . * & . ; »* . ° +« - . ‘ ir real value. Your Da-Beds... .$37.00 LIME LSE Da-Beds $38.75 jie] Da-Beds... .$44.50 ! “ng fle aaa, Mis *hrome Algo, Oe et ahaa iat aaaea Me Gb e nye —s He oe Ya-BReds bee $45.50 leren;: — — i] Ol ~ } on do; aa PS tye “s : 4. is $46. 75 hoone from, Special LECTURERS ON CHRISTIAN ART “iat . - es 3 a rs % a Se te S&S x : : } (vj the Genuine A series of lectures on Christian FS MMMM gM ye A gE? et 3 S07 ia the ved enamel | AT TIME OF PURGHASING A 23 CENT SIZE OF " : 4 ~ Missouri aw torfun this sia 2 sedate rete See N Se oe , . “tae 2 ae > 23 Ss box always safe | ; Aa’ . A Safe, ate Vegetabis g C | The series, known ws the Art Fur See SOR hy a BE Sage a and dependable oY Lanative- fer Constipation, Hesdache | damental Educationa] Series i a iis RE : a ic ee a aa Bi.ouspess and etendant disorder ; the galleries o! u and eS 3 ae saree T O C t jen ae pe emt thls ot he tine & gene e 06m I>. : Americt MR A A ee | Soe sseas ature s Remedy youn FREE. You delighied. RIE , a SRR Se ee ee z Aledds has no equal a: « knile char penet. It work lke mage a ee i dine Roe ere Se . who already know of the great merits 9. See descriphes os the reverse ade. SP —— [ego Cai eee pte Py | ere: of NR and now have a supply on . , —_ trea | so iei33 hand—be sure and get in on this Ib uring 126 the . T? P eaen? {j “es? ew i: “ry aT. i e's see “#23 - Printed G.221 4 ' ont-Dispateh , 7 3 ; . = 2 >" special offer and tell your friends ™T AD oa tnle Help “Wanta™ 'OTGe ang Wii rf esumied aa ? | SH more ; a 7 ~ apout 1% © than the THRICE: other nd on Feb. 10 end a’ a as Combined. ~ ee OE ee —

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH FORMER MAY DAVENPORT DIES 3 Tells Panny Di é oer 8 P so pope ed Plan Loyalty Week. ap a had suffered an apopilectic # wane aZ ted a the week al 7" e: : - is » — fart? =~ iA tA ‘ NEW YORK, Feb 10.-2ETS. | nate while ft lin rehearsal and Fanny ‘Vin ing “Davenport Ee States hae designated the week of 1¢ doce the regular budget offer. © id w ' ; ta * ‘ i? ‘i ‘ ; + _ . 1 7. liam Seymour. formerly May! of the productio: Lglish actress to 20 as “Loyalty week.” ‘Oo. +5 even up and round ot MEAT oe crmonll Por we half-million members Of . tire nudget, leaving the oppor- reased c' “h activiter in persona! . sheir offerings of self- 3 Com enrrst j “ _ *~>s ™ ~ or Keo om + * a a it E Py « - » - . > a . " a we . oe 3 Swear bee i - ee Set Sta? sgRenadlae li sn et Neh RA i RE, : ) & — re ae ae? bahar Pees: ip ‘ % we Ce ie tat doe, ob ae : m % - 4 P 4 _ 2 am Mee a v ene ae? - : nets 2 ma + 4 a ‘a St NR yi yohy va vm eer ~ ease * * bj every one gttaranteed 4 rea? value. DOZEN Be Other pag coe ete Now You Know How WAMBURGER, | | ry This ye . nquiry into urder oO SLICED BACON. or Biac Rudolph S. Guenthel, To Help Your any, _ Child | oHOT” DOUGHNUTS rr troubled Telephone Employe. [t's Your Duty to Aid Him to Grow | sickly, run down, puny, frail little Ji Fresh every minute: dan- D0Z. 25/ F I SH") dy flaver; light "Strong. Active and Sound in nes, in carte SKINNED WH - . No eeAa +o t bim any mo 5 Ikea | Powerful, Per Testifies Youths Ap- palin er Oil Comp nd T Ta siete er Yon ean get them et Wolff-Wileon [ey Suse Cured LA STEAKS, Ib Navy Beans, 5 Ibs | hy the Piece . ° _ . ann - ©aoyv 45 Ai sas as. - tara . lruygcist na : Give Results in 7 peared to Be Novices. dren to take as candy? sitio tad. they ace tts, fis ae bs. Red 4 Ibs. ‘10 Navel Oranges. @M ME Wilson Drug Stores, tf in ; } - : ; mt ~ wat main I ; h : won = vies , : im oe nos a aan n a : ong Onions. angerines Purchase Peseq young fella % ee . : : f ombinat on f un Vigor and Vitality. Demand M ‘Cov's : YOUNG apg marie? 4 PURE 7 : , *.) prenaration 18 to 20, killed Ru- | building agents surely does help the —the original aud genuine. TENDER leebers Lat LARD nn sw trica an telephone coin SPINACH ange i} alt over America as Me he oniy f . ' ts Sie Best Wisconsin 99 Fest Fign, 2 "35 | Veal Stew 1), 4 . ran. es cc t's sing tot - the police have . * tha ain as to the murder, 4 > , os —— A Lynn's Pride,ib., 40 | — tens Ge . ; 4 r 4 eiicious 5& | C : img ©! , : pt a 0 pw e Nut Butter, ib. 20] Vd! UNORS, eee. | i ani #h tly following an attem ~—F f! , , J m for bread. Lb. in a hardware store at i156 Ge. Pg y y , - ++ yesterday oy ff {( od “ . - Me, 1S y odav returned y persons WHE RE THE ae Ts a ———= Two wit- Tl Siyth and Franklin FRIDAY SPECIALS tn | G. Gerharddé, fe | Fresh Fish|0VSTERS,0t.50§ MOTHER! THE CHILD = ——== oat rng a EGGS «=» 30 CAN'T HELP A , Those 4 eartonst ee ol % cr. 3 yas Whi | Comb : 2 That mav be ature rarnuing . welfare, dont neg lect another ty 7 ge ite Perch . [2 = Kidney disorder ta asking your druggist for mey Back If One Bottle Challe 3 Yacht Clahb: eurable if a dependable remedy like Sh amake—the recognized trestmat More Good Th Kosher Dilils” quart 5 | Tuna Fish, cn meat 20 L WU i humal 7 ‘+ give : h It for over-aetive kidneys ef ee — - ae ~. es : some condition. | adults and ehildren. ee Salmon “tag y purer ‘1 = aT Shrim necages pre —— y 3 fe , es ap ; cating fron e i. “an. 4 P xo. cman pase 15 — +} . | : a ' Sardines Booths i= * = Wisconsin Cheese 1 29 ee you ee ee L oval can. 15 Brick Cheese , TRY 2 3+ime POST - DISPATCH . : i? a ; 2 ney eae Spinach, ib. 9{Lemons, Oc, 10] Onions, dry.c.. 11 WANT AD. Results almost certaim : STEAKS, RIB, ROUND, SIRLOIN, Pound, 15 —_ can. \ real the vwalue rhaps you Tr rings Up Yesterday: 50% fora French toilet soap Or hy vee a: now the same giit of a smooth skin for bys or some article that | 1fe a we Lipo Expected: to Be Transfe rred J AG , ‘ EU xX f O fLE ] . OA Pp | ea as be was & DELIVERY service, phone | Beam Ht| —Patronisethe. | els es ee ae : Ser A. G. Store in Your jf service—in addition to | Be | = Neighborhood price as low as youcanfind | | Ey anywhere. It will pay to find | aa te your nearest A.G. grocer and |>=— rel make him your grocer. B > r fT 3 , A. G. Sign ao MYTHICAL UNIVERSITY CLOSED § —— ——= FOL “pesrees to Perwons in Europe. fl There Are 364 A. G. Stores—Look ro Them | - Following comt na A. G. COFFEE, Our Own Famous Perfect 20 porte 15C a burg Cc Gravel Blend, Roasted and 5 Bird Food it ne = Packed in St. Louis, Lb.. 4 : ais ain _— Cc PEACHES, Libby’s Rosedale, Golden tired a A. G. TOILET TISSUE, 1000 Halves in Heavy Syrup, You m Sheets to Roll, 3 Rolls . 23¢ Large Can 25c, 3 for... 71 not on A. G. SAL SODA, PEACHES, Libby’s Rose- I 5c || grow ¥ Der 00: « ue ae * : yey . - A AIAN ER AN, Se OES BOE ROC OT REO A NC NER Rs BiNetCCR Re % Whe ee Fed free yvour chelce of Alumisum Ware or eves ey By ' boxes of ‘ —— “ — —— Se ge eee -~- wom ee :

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200 st LOUIS POST- DISPATCH __ _.THURSDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 10, 1997 ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH. PAGE 27 wy ya REBUFS THE Cok aciene” Sesser esenies CHURCH CASHIER STEALS Fo PEN ROAD LURES GIRL | President Coolidge Attends Dinner. AMUSEMENTS _| magibhe: “dd bx it ; J: Regie abt aa Jo-¢ Bow Ce ee ee ee ee eee ts we se hte gre ‘ | By the Associated Pr as : | ow, Fe aie 3 Maxim “Litvinort, acting t | Friends Say Kind Heart Made Him | WASHINGTON, Fe — - ae Ska = PANY , ro - eae ‘iy re. Use 3: issar for foreign affairs, pune Emmbezzle for Boy. | dent Coolidge last might attenaed nen o Loul oe : " nich a * $é . d | Oppesite Union Marke! poemicipae im ‘ a } ‘, fa LIONS he at, ‘sin -e League invitations con- ; .F “W Ve RE, Feb. 10 —Arthur | i the annual dinner of the Ev eni hg | HON ORCHES ed Northe ; " etties Swiss s ’ itl a t Ses in on re Bi he | 1. LC pleade: guilty today of | | Star Club. y : y ast Coreg teed to the Lear’ — was “Obl ad to return this last in- | stealing thousanes of dollars from Brena are lV Ss ge ‘oO Wark in This Le to Rusvia { Ln pa | vitation, government categori- the church funds intrusted to his ee _ ri ng our (ar > a ‘ se: i t i 1a- ¢ eau ie. fini ner Thy hah y ‘ + ++ e 4 ‘ec ; j ove Voaurcelt — and I ond gence «0 *- " “ paShe ” . VSsiGer ise: n are as cashier of the Methodist _ AMUSEMENTS | : C ‘ iny meeting: T} ‘ ‘ | ig a] Board - Fore ifn iwc Indian Heiress Missing Per a vitae CHOPS eS CHOUTEAU ¢ Hr ia. rite” i weet: * = 4 i ow : 4 ee nl . 7 ‘s Simple Method ; pRleaded guilty of stealing $5000 on’ =Car and Starts Out Again. + ~ jU — | 12°. ih fiat p insurance Abolished Nov. 16. last. but his defalcations ' ee wee RIALT Mozart; Deuble Piane (Concerto Jeff. and Choutean and Comedy wun, iD,... Oc—Prices—25e yo are troubled with these| if you put it off too long. VINITA, Ok., Feb. 10.—Sacrific- AMEKICA Ss FOKEMUNL ACTKES? Rich” Comedy & News Rete ie . 1 or Blackheads As far aA ; are . > Wem 9 1, t trots , a 71 en | eRe ancien —- F | s you ire concerned. “4 Sa ic total more than $23 By the Associated Press. POP. MAT. SAT. —50c, $1.18, poem $2.20 | RUDOLPH GANZ, silica ____| DELMONTE “Pleasures of the 64 ) pee Cal e Ps wd from any | L. B. TEBBET rs See lease pee nee ae WHITK PERC H. 7 ’ a 4 . , Re Oe 1 R-¥ ear-old Oklahoma Indian heir ~ "ets te oF | .¢ Kingsland { ; > Ih. i2 té a yor ith a - ; ad. far . SARLF STFAKS. Py. a : > oReeetle ' now «ec ‘“* | essy today resumed her wanderings, | 7 : D ‘ 3457 = 4 i Ices =“TEAKS "th — 3 ' ai ii? 16 had mince sa Se xpen nses _ e ¢ bh Pat~a —— seats also at Aeolian Office, 1004 Olice bel | i P" “ P ) ts. 4 'Y ' s il Genvets Av. “Fighting ‘Youth . bh. 2g ADVERTISEMENT | > . with fears for her satety greatiy : } oe FRESH TTR BRING. Ih. 1? Bart mid not afford i -M Doable Program RED SNAPPER, Ib. !——— _ Ee allayed. | | , ' ' ’ cNAIR “Forever After” end +ed in the management of .@: ~ : WeNale- Pestaloesi “Almost a Lady” DRESSED BLPRFALD -———— te pe mien yO | Eczema, Skin Diseases With eee |. Speecitct = the manabesient.o we ak ‘ . CAT, a ate ea ae ome >t lé ent i 4 | rriiiie OYSTERS, per quart ia . Nol DIZZY PFIIS ' properties, but at liberty to travel MOGLER Aone patna oa p Sante BIL. ae f Penetratin Antise tic Oil and spend her money as she) SEATS ) Paris Gowns het St. Lowis Beauty! ‘pe amelimensnmec mas Ee runes cs Clara 5 Ibs. 25 if U . pleases, she appeared here yester- Direct from Paris’ smartest shops come dazzling, be n : PAULINE Double Program | day, to depart again without ex- TODAY , land's, for St. Louis, beautiful women. In association wif Ll me ‘Obey the Law” and J | Navy Beans, J Ly Never weil. Always tired and plainin, ing her mysterious disappear- : FOR we a at the, Brothers are presenting this spectacular «'5- as & Claston = ‘~Weet on Give Results in 7 a or Money Back, Says Wolff-| ¢..c0a oui. Beaity tossed away ht — sah be seilbied Ae, piay at the Ambassador—a pageant of Spring fashions a Navel Oran _ W W : oe beta: SoG away Oy | ance a year ago, wnel - ae dazzie the eye. C'MON, ST. LOUIS oO Pestalozzi “@at of the Storm” | / g Wilson Drug Stores, ho ill Gladly Refund the neglect. To be beautiful and to keep she left her white husband short); Ria: AT my arey 7 84° Pestaloast and “Someuatet angerines poz. Purchase Price to seed vineemaceenn User. youth the system must be free from. afte rr the marriage. | NEXT - i ° AVA ie wis'@e. DO -~ ins In explaining her actions, she| WEEK QUEENS § Ts ee. 1700 Mafritt Comedy and Others mil r Double Program poisonous backwash of constipation } of 5.10 PURE “ wonderful nrepargt mn not Pare ‘ rregs resid I? i * Pp : Said she “‘wante d to a’ id lawyers LARD This ‘2 a - “a be : power? . 2) sem P ai wan paca I ted Leu Vere CciZZ ST aia iis. OF and al} other person c wh -" ” rsist ed t p al! over mer. » « — - ante e. : : w VJ Vcears, se . M. Edw wards gave ben « «] ; - ¢ st ions OU ler per € te ee a | es be Lors arising cancers and gan-|i:5 ‘patients. in ft : mn Saaking questions about Her x i T AnD ADO ~ RiTzZ “The Magician” with » 35 ee Stew, tr | es 5 3 rene | OREN Bid eo lace of calomel,’ a sonal! affairs GEORGE Bta Stunnins ! Danstin c sr —-\o ss ps 4 Alice Terry, and 17 ; s diseases that the pc Fine : compound of veget: ingredients: .. eta , | rts ‘ea g: or vrand and Jun “ “ $ parent © Se Be patient: don't expect a sing oa EY —" oil § ner a (;uardian Greatly Relieved. Perine Been ty Teplendent ‘aa areeous of ee caine 7 : %, ate a Fy wath Laadnt f 981 A STOPS ' ae? a a : n a’ G i 7 LLV§ oul, ni aiming A €m i +; 5 |= ‘* ih *’ anmr Ww . ql Ot 1b.35 pea ee itre L one but or ;' rae" , & itliam: Sims, her guardian, and The ord in Style! | ; fa ee ne “ 4 i? ry | Ry 4 rd ‘ ae s. * 3 a af ’ 7 . oo e S, siseatiOr. a ae 7 . RE, 2a : ate ' f Tablet Known _ S. Martin. her banker. aided in U i j oO Ms Take it From Me’ osama the mos | bv the jive color. They free the ' and “Great K. & A. movements. Sims C mete and ae Train _Bedtery” eee GIANNINI af prince MRS. $= | 20th sod Bremes “The Midnight " De ee See 9 Fede eh es YR . > om # ~* t,. = i w — - Olive — » tan . - . . - > 2-yu Ne ee & setenv er ws ss cng . r * . ™ " , Y ae. wea Ee ray an Me PROTA a rena pei bine a: ae Oh + Re a RR: CD ke dea Wiott A.) ae: ait « ee sy ee Wiens iy ne " ~ q . . “ a ¥ - ‘ AM Wrpae » wrekta adugh IN — — aes . ™ . 7 ts nally J urbe dy ——— sade Se Sie 7 * rr + > 7 ¢ %e » ’ he _ * ww i pt o renee tratten. Mae a8 ie ise ah Be i ins PN tmegrte ‘ * Baa Pe tes Pe + a ee ck i a ae bs ° 4 ?, ’ 'y ; , , ~ ++ . —_ - —_ 4 . id ,: : + " = r+ + ~ ? a” ; , . Mesant to use; it does: in thi 1 an supply you.! act smoothiy and without gripin throughout the West during the | OLD WRAN 6 "ry , iL pease | whe" iat wae ee el ae ENG iSH | AAS ST. LOUIS THEATERS : oO | : L MUS | AMUSEMENT (9.'S I the value of good health tak . | iE With upwards of $4000 in cash ADVERTISEMENT eins i, 4 x ard (Hive Jabviets. ll druggists. . and the new automobile, she drove ut “The Blonde Saint” H LT] | | ’ F a. a from Martin’s bank, in company | ARSENAL “Bertha the wowing” . ADVERTISEMENT with Mr. and Mrs. Victor Wilson, | hin: Las Gnas ane Areeeal > me ag tiger bh a enehin -eiaagy : Meter aalmnene vis " , yest 0 es AD te OR AR Bil Be DM AE eee ees a TK aon 5h! a en ee an Sea eer ney one nearness ; ; ave ” to ee pis. $Y 5 > ee ee ee , etic” gd tate eee vary ‘ ws Wa asta 4 ' : ? | on me } ? : nr*n a ‘ . -_ j j ‘ , ‘ . a . . = 4 - ; n« = 4 th re le re ne worn Owe ‘ + “ vels Moone rete ae & ” a! ‘ i a4 is, 44° aA+iiif ; ; (7> ‘ ‘ iti ‘ “ ait , MA, J ‘ i - VJ i Ppiac “ one i Ad Uk iT) ira ai , r- . . . ‘ } pide . RO Or hac A A TO NN ee ee 2 ; 4 Stnchgiilent ster Weng - = ee ee rn One gee . Sone ers eater “reaper ee a eS Pa, TG» aval yee. babes Dee by LY oy ee i Pio o alia. Sei alle cs De ahi, wees bones baa AL onkel Ohne lage: ease Pit teins Sirsa Ns, Atty eyo + Aa om wy V -- - Cs. ere 2 en ie bee “ earers wo F anit wget ent a me PO Pe se is \ Cid Sahi & don. now with an automobils Exclusive Feature Photopleay firm at Tulsa, said he had not § MARIE PREVOST in “Man Beit” heard fro: a ‘ife since her dis- with Douglas Fairbanks, Jr.. Kenneth Thomson ral a COMIN, SUNDAY appearance. ney have not been appearanc " | FLORENCE MOORE Broadway's Foremost Comedienne LYRIC (Sixth and Pine =‘ Pg LILLIAN Gl in Maude Lee's properties comprise : P MAFFITT { Ht na i holdings near Miami, Ok., asj7~ . —— 4 ARLET NM as her Oeage off lewarcy. from with VIOLA DANA , iosenateeenineseneenpmentaeetieaasiilteantalaeinetaennaaentia es her Omer oil newer. rom A MEE RICA Ry | wee MiOEa, DANS | Manchester (afiih,/ iui + PA Sr A Ok OO ee A A SS She 2 — —— ich BNE OHDtaine d a large income > omen ' He ° f hich: sh : Diol sain aie pid oiled 2 gee ag wn ae 4315 Manchester Amateurs when she became 18 years old, on IMITEN ENGAGEMENT ®8EGIN- é for one in disgrace and ex Sist ———— 4 *AGEME Me mile: for anaes in gold and for On th ERs Snaie sag ‘one te Foe he] NEXT SUNDAY NIGHT, | eco oo are Breech (Monteweed (mt isa ee A - ' s wg wer £8 As aoe luie isutly Pieeceulter. 730-3 4 _ 4 ay wt . ah nti im daoltars. Sne W@s said to nave (a7 |) mH ph . — — —— . h : * $400,000 deposited in Martiz Patronize ¢ € Bank exclusi' of funds Sims 5055 Easton “Womaa _ =. 7 1 So - a ? ft, > = dar ; : : inte deat lel —tettideaal “Gordon ma = & Vy Y RIC | Dolores Costello in . Gordon made ar unsuccessful 4. “4 NOVELTY ,; Neighborhood v El pe “THE THIRD eg ornoo attempt to communicate witb his T LUCAS ie) ¥ a ame - 3524 Easton DEGREE” c Vile jast nigot je saic the ‘Al Magni : “ : ces gy — | SO si $0 | F STARTS TOMORROW nena who = /Jp \ OZARK |: { _ Butterflies in the SONS 42SSIStEC at the Marriazg c - i aie of a Brune’ ) ® Moe T C09. ) e AY TUN h emony by procuring the licen - i ed Em Bionde—for a Wh':e,— Pa Webster Groves Sewlag Machine iil and t he t Wi Ison an his wife ert a THE FRENCH vet | ; a - — pi, \ n eds’ E: ind teat ‘Wileen-ané hie seamstress, a laundress, cl beauty Spec lalist, Harry Klag Is Acquitted by Jury of orfect 15¢ i a bureau of information, 2 buver, a banker. | Blame for Killing Truck E M ¥ RQ E s E ae a TS. ae ; , : . Cardener. phant Mel 2Vel a hostess. You must be all these profession- Harry Klag, 34 years old. of | gg oe Webster Groves, was . quictea a SI The Dove” 3 pt Ais Hint dle Woman sd a ve me > burtee den peter — 7 ” er a — > —: ee ear ime are Se ~ —_-* ON ae et e-ink : tats, ibaa ey * Lh Be een geal - > - a : .- . - a R44 ve —_. . . a, 2. -" t m3 eS a RO ahr Kies te ida = ‘ 2 . bem ‘a ahs for wf er Aggy Peston bee ferns 7 sa we -9 - — . x _—s pre Are « , 100 > o-m Be tape on _ = Pris we ane Deis teeta ies ede Mites ape.) ALL ORCHESTRA SEATS ’ i a, pi " . * CO mnectior with th see ae ray } shu - 4 e4 Co im ; an Except Sat. and San. Nites. BEALTIFIZ sa (i. © j . rup, You must have GOOU 17Cw; S. And Vou MUS | mg Pp. ; = s _— 4 : t' . | = . DLP, me 11 Ot LMA nnd § : ‘ofessi but a one i Ge EST aSL ESTES EL EEL EER TEE YEAR'S FOREMOST hot onlv ) VO WOLCSSIORS. ee ie it Mek hk el t only keep uy UT | . ett aiid: aneneentne ' ements Aaa & POSITIVELY LAST THREE DAYS— And a Great Supporting Show tiacvii Ai i alas Gass eae ae . your daily universit v— the po cess agg Ra ro “ag ‘ ‘-< ried 3 a joni, I Oe Cae OS TS - | Large White F or here arethe best sale ‘ay -{irsts: the most ag oo. i ident Le = “oem tte io a. PEGGY a | 38c beautiful, most lasting draperies ined home peared in front of him, he did not i Al ke =* 4 | Tux Daniixo oF The scm — furnishings, and how to arrange them aye oy tend mnmaMmnetarmia, 9760 525 ape: iia ai Pe Li as g JOE MARKS &CO. AUNT JEMIMA : | best: new food or new delicious Ways Of $1000 PROPOSED AS MARRIAGE - ee Te 7 : , oe, ee | ii. ee geet Kasco Meeiaae T,59C preparing and serving known foods: the REQUIREMENT IN KANSAS Phristensen » aul #GRACELLA & THEODORE € <a . — IN “NIGHTS OF LOVE” finest in dress, in cold creams, hair washes. sane Senate Commitiee Revives “EVERYBODY’S =, PENDABLE oie T-agenics Bill Once Shelved ‘ , manicure mel he yds: news of MSUPANCL ; After Passaze By House. — ‘souee Baye ae AMANTEED SATt- 99 rT lalt and ! ert te _ _ _ . sy? . : ; Hv toe Assoctated Prens. CT Piano— Ban jo—Sas— Uke, etc of Malt and Hops #F thriftv buving; happier wavs to entertain: TOPEKA, Kan., Feb. 10.—The | Downtown, S18 N. Ath & ACTING - " . an—be = : : ; ' rriage <« ugenics bill has been re = - a 8 "e os mM ood 2 } ; y ’ ry yee es) ‘ 7 i 2 j : i h dite i - . ’ ‘ Be ¥ ) we * SOOTT) ¢ thing Of business, literatuy e. 2s vived by the Senate Temperance | aon panes eee an ssieword With a great Paramount cast, including music—of almost everv science known. und Hygiene Committee, BETTY BRONSON LOUISE DRESSER FORD STERLING ‘ % ee . oe = arivarticoa ° | ris licens uld he required to HENRY B. WAL THALL STUART HOLMES | rH infor comer Wn _ C1 aE I | we they had $1090 on depori Sure Relief RAYMOND HITCHCOCK | ALCSL % “orrec tabriel Glance # =o seen oF invented “on eee | PHILO McCULLUGH LAWRENCE GRAY itest and correct. Yeta brief glance ts suf Sia diilie tahilities etd indent. IT STARTS SATURDAY 1C1le Ve “WP LY Be eyi]y- tions,” under an amen ament at-| The great value of Bell-ans in ficient to give vou their news. Just a daily tached to the bill py the commit.| the relief of digestive disorders reading of the advertisements—and there’s tee. ce ae | Of =the stomack_and bowels is OF ar * DADUINE POLLARD “That would tide them over th proved by its substantial in- “a ee asy tr lumph of VW if (° he od! In selecting. first vear,” said the author of ths a aan ae salle | | tacutaee ~ oT, eng } 2] 9 () _ (y , e) ) amendment, Senat-: Butler f e Ss irty years. ; ; .— . uy ne ive "ce MWe, u Ing 4 in kee ping fresh Frankfort. a farmer. and eeegeny erg 1" — DON ALBERT”, Featuring A 3 FOUR OTHER GREAT A ACTS () i : WO , Sal V CF = Exemption would be allowed,| mever known it to fatl. | ‘ . — — pf . aving . J ' ” ing Hae : Sav according to Senator Butler’s in- for free samples to Bell & Co.. WELLS and BRADY ; Witines Today 35e ; IN? Wonev— being WISC. terpretation, for the couple which Inc., Orangeburg, N. Y. Of Bari Carrot’s oar ol : 3 Ohiiaren.IBe ; ; : - owned a és rin or ot her pro pert y Perfectly harmiess te young or old. Dew Albert's io Me mer: a) ; - - a ‘tans Gretchen Kimemei—Ebner « io <— equal in*value to $1 , ” : , : : 4 | RPS. : The vale already has passed ) Ez HANLEY “TILLER” GIRLS | 2. | nw | N G’s Be HEAT E R mburger or . | : ‘ the eugenics bill, put the Senate ; -” | ) tO, per can IS¢ | ) Reading advertisements regularly MEANS committee once voted to shelve it. ‘ mE . | | “THe PERFECT GAP” keeping to the fore. Read these, |] THREE DIE BEFORE FIRING SQUAD | mo teen 12 7 | . here. todav LENINGRAD, Feb. 10.—Three als almost every day, vet vou must not be cura. core an chee ae a ne Ms acorn : | | toe a # S emRigainmayee PDEi wee Thurs. and tat. Mats. = hig a ————__—~ - ~— oe! ary f , = oe JIL sedale,Golden |} § tired at dinner. It must be a good dinner. 2B pboniei-teagtebelipedlapremmrngs sp she ORCHESTRA’ SEATS ) SPT eT Le pe Oe {8 | bin aon. ee ee eee fee tapi ibn aetints eee a wes) Te ok eS nt el | former Czarist officers were exe- | cuted by a firing squad today for | leged ill-treatment of revolution- ists prior to 1917. They gere M. Arist, former di- rector of the Riga Central Prison; oman hig assistant, ané Kroomin. .

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| ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH EDVIN WIDE SETS RECORD FOR 2500 YARDS IN FIRST AMERICAN EFF¢ THAT nee so ee ——— ee ee ee Se ee _ - a oe aa ——— > = ao aeennaaalageaenaseatun=ananetetaea nn" eaenateneens=eiesioneaeatiaediitesamearanten — el” - el ~ SWEDISH STAR 30 Years Old, Sets Record 52 Boxers Enter American Derby Bears May Use : = A Western AAU." PS WEB g Jerry Stanford im is Tague RUN KING ‘ ROMPS AWAY Boxing Tourney ~~ 2 Olddboun Games be played “4 ie a : cS id | : be ee ‘ wee 2 ae. 3 So ' : ‘ : | Prag . = | | FROM RIVALS : Fast Time for Distance Is Seven Are Weltess. “toy we ses i * te ae r : : n : ~ outs ns , i Between Majors ar Registered by 30-Year- % ” : “’ oes ma een ee — . : ne field ¢ : st ee zers - © ‘id > 2,00! th S ear err tanford Was wingten " % ~~. Srenancoa I Ber tes °F? AA Leagues Ov 7 Old School Teacher, De- . Mirani 4 | : | a -duled » compete in the an es Be peta? a = RS tur ws beg eagte IO ng ae 2] : iso Tan. eiest Comm a Universit lb 2 B leved to 5 ; | a | . “ena al Western 4. champion ee aie 4 aes Se ee eee FOURTH RACE— Chic $s it Weak O sition : ; 3 e Se eee y se og oe | a medcios t passed his conditional examinations Antumn 16 4C 3.90 Sage, pite ppo , , ae 2 | oS ee shiy rney at th -O LISP UM nopes that tn ory of win nd will be issned a varsity uniform | ea~w Feet a R ong aise SIXTH RAC E— ee lances again ponents tomorrow and The squads which are Pike a ’ be ™ ’ riseway [.¢, nouse, lian - ' . an - » AWAY, A2pparentir. f i ma mit Psi. 5 ' Jane ' , | ee , Reiselt and Kieckhefer Tied for tanoma Aggies. are at present con- "4% ee ¢ Billikens continge ty , 74 -4 Te . ing University Wls 4 Or \ ee ee ; Ql idered th 3 annanante *Te Dalia: i y¥ With an unfaf Lead In Three-Cushion ca a ea cae So ae aoe wiles Sandy ane : nts " spite o¢ fo une A oa } . as » - R Title Play. CeSSi) Its with 1 ‘0 offe: a ZIGHTE. “yy : — ee ivy week-end program ee a 9 38 ‘ne payers making fie ~ooners Here Tomorrow. ime. -23 olir “ ral ee. be ro Py aa Waish, ¢ 4} : — ee ni | envi an - ’ 4} Sooners will be the first op y “poet Ay eek or cepted ee ee ae ete eer —— Knight, Casey and ough @Gefeated by Ne- — —_ 3 : e ee vom te, Se game. the Soon- Tanear: mr J “ : ant pes eat wed he Billikens ¢ to the assertion agg eon a ee ee eee with Lope i 1¢ best quintet in eof the One \ galaxy of accu- NTH K. Saturd evening the ¢ forwards among Dr _ —— wil Diay Sparks Coll = Niblick, Drake anq |Site Diamond | , 3.49; Symnasien 3 See particularly outstand- | Par Oakland Heir and B: .: tye rae cevinte ‘ot Ga in tir division o Basketball — rrow night at 8 igh 30 27) them particu] a con- **- -_-* * — oe — is ee re a 3 hrone vacated by his forme: ) 1d ng Chicagoan, wi ive fidenc: Lile the return of Harry + Yoana ) See rons wapeted by bls tomer rival bid, young Chicagesn, with Se icuears, Ste Ge Sees 2 s ‘eee haggle meant arg SS Aeliidiis ‘Ridin aie PLACE IN LEAGUE PETERS AND etre ngthened the defen- post | _ - ould bean been es fe wee } -] , opuios of Detr¢ [ 21 1am- in ; ~— A Be eney is the nter in whom aggre Prikgso x - BY BEATING COL CLINCH Threate () QQuaet €. m0. mighty lose : a2avo Nurmis ss oon a 4 . EDVIN WIDE. .e South Side organization is pin | : | ee world’s : ora oO ws 4. : a oe ite hones of annexing the we! iatre ' | mili 5 ) a 9 A : Ld ; moO’ ‘ 2 OL) foot ,ALs ie Event Features Newark Games. : terweigh ampions} morrow ©! Aansas "no rat! Ol ars. Dr ta other Rese 0 TE : “ . mented — 29 . i ~ i ‘ : : . | —_. Or ’ a Wi je's ex : Mm. ane } Vay p ight’s tries at COLLEGIA NET CUP ight. al . hy , nem} } as ; ; ; les C his } oe 8 Ole}eF i ) , veteran Seated ree = | de The Peters quintet clinched a : ’ _ Pa , . : , is ‘oc , ’ “ rr + . y+ _ * - ’ - . 2. 7 OU Geiies wen te vig || FO ee IS DONATED IN HONOR the team are conceded to be bright #1 victo ; is holding his pivotal berth ‘Eastern Intercolleg’ wept” | pennant in Wednesday iii ‘ - ° ‘ “arr ’ ’ ‘ , t ‘ a) shale hal "7% Miami Kennel Club OF WILLIAM A. LARNED ”"°*?* =, ee —_ ej engagement here “he remal!? hree —_ : - feating the Mahona, 42 to % populate d. : ; . _— “ss 2 ” : : ‘ a nee : ; ve P + >» | he . ne _ . ‘ + re . ‘ ' © ng? on an ; a on : Pp, ‘ -} : Ford Humphrey bi off and balcony was | ae ) ae Villiam A. L ne | Aegies strong Team. : rinceton, a.. are tied for first ors in Open division Ne, oi i ei iL mS Lalit aij OUT 1. ‘ = \ . , ‘ . ley ‘ = lata — . re ee eae “ Red Th seh : ase | Ra PO sas a HE Ye : we arentlivy wa r} Oklahoma Aggies, who play : it} hree victories and .on ing Santa Maria, 36 te a‘ re ae i r | eve ‘ . a. , == 6 —= lent whirle ~ L ? : biped ' - ata) ie ne ven ' ) igers. are provabiv the | dians, 37 to ie ea ? i i - ts is - * 1} eq} i") ; * Fa i en ’ +. to] a {. - r - P 7 >> ‘ _ ‘ P - 4 - - 7 ' > "_ . . 7 > i , » vx—_— : ( I i } rine is comp - ~ ~- F forwards: Collins. center 15 pallid a ose d « . : . *VYeis * stank kabel aire DRO ge aansss . + ‘ a na ej _ra ts . £u Aggies’ recent victory iceessive Kansas Aggies has caused meet any sharp-sheoting of Perry and + - ar tTiceu!l > oF eT) terms. o be parti larly respected by Genta _ Comune! combination | ference coaches. ‘Pine Lawn Indians ces be PRE, A Qetots mh ea d Hai $ ie ys a Ee RET ees rtAt ese 7 CHAMINADE DEFEATED IN SOCCER CONTEST = er tat rene Ve" Swi ¥ . ; = . A = Wott . RRO™ CP ees > =, i mrad > CX, : Sa , ; , tty | rtictes? for Tiamat Ca BRON OA . S x Ry or". —~ “GOOSE” GOSLIN AND PARTNER STAR IN GOLF TOURNEY 7 So 2 ee we an ah ge ‘ow ee eee OM! OR ae ~ os et a oa a Lyi ig: te! me ano na mplratiiomg A ae : ~ Sa all Osborn Near Record bur ;:' MeDonald ' ee eh IK! : | ARR ate see . . ’ ~ . _ - . Was | . a 4 ‘ ; , | _ 4 , > , sill Open Kenner ™) Met eurt oe 3 | | r cekabaugch 38. + ampansionsni 4. Yhurnbliad 50. Hall 44. Denten ™. Ceopulies 3! FRIDAYS MATCHES Kenney va. (ampanieni. Trhurnblad ‘ss. Copries. WASHINGTON STATE | Washington pouleward. unt) qieckhefer va Mall Heiselt *s. BOXING BILL BEATEN . niries th. ay be fi] Vast. SS PANDING OF THE PLAVERS, Reiselr PF iewkhefer Trhurne blad ‘ epules Renee 71 abi. is eed eet bit aelile 5a, ais igor es ~— 49 | r vata «. “Wig Pt res - mm = be O86 os . » — “ ‘4 a CRS ‘ iE a igi tied Baca x pute Patten oz: ae Sa - s he HOPPE AND COCHRAN pen eek abauah BEGIN 18.2 BALKLINE = [veka TITLE MATCH TONIGHT 9 (2™Panieni ‘ae fh ee Oe os and AOE pe AMT PA cen tee ened! (SES ad | 2 ae . 3 AA le as ; . " re as -r Draft Cae she test are and had NEXT COLISEUM CARD : la dN si } Bag _ odge pened 111 i of a fos . ae ‘ Meittrich . eductors app. io - ge = UCKY STRIKES are smooth and mellow— : Heiftrich the finest cigarettes you ever smoked. ' Smarty, we took the lead tthe: he hon signed the “Count”, te You Can’t Cut Diamonds CAA HE yard run against a field mace liminary card suppers og a From Window Glass! “}j) ii albanien me ares nm of Allan eit ti: - 4 : om. 4 ‘ on 7 i had ty re 5 2 ) “ . hoW -§ 18 nond won ; = £ : : ) Ph Bt ; Why ? All because they are made of the finest Turk- - steve nsen, Le’ rrefidered a oe | = ; ' | position and led Gibsen ‘eo | gi , , . 3 The ORIGINAL is ai ways Its SU} rior. . . SPiheon t4E Z ° ee fet Oar cone r the match TEE Sgecee d. , Your Throat Protection , ; . Saas 1. lee rete lls ‘ She sate ae ° ait ee * : Nae Ne ecto ei gk Es oo eig Soe Ati pom Maney mo ad Bs +(e PPR LE re mel 9 At rae PE TRE eA oo ea? my a Ape ot ariel bn RM “) gah. if led medée

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f eof ee in Oe i ee ed On Northern T r RUN KING RA League Results Lois U. men wan ml) TO WANT 7 Over Pricesat Graduate to Major Leagues * ivi: sim wn ,. CU Meet Feb. 0 Se Tole een Rosenberg Fight _ ete RAs Se ES Voreute, bent Joe seully, teweci, Dt: L. P. Macklin of St. Louis ‘ern; resulted as follows an 00 A YEAR hg ar i? Farge Se . ENGLISH LEAGUE. ae ee rente, outpointed Teny Ress, De- perc 3 . — st ? at Britain yes €s played In Grea : yes- De Paul T. vr ae eB a | mea ft; 1niS 17 9 : , _ ° , omorrow, } . > f = Lil i . Sexe \ Se ae be \ mn ij sddddd, Li j ij 1” reuw nds. Among Seven Entries in an eon Tee er. i ner a ig AS ei (nee : birat Division. i, x Be ie Sports Followers to Test Limit woe PV Le Ves 2 tere: SAN ANTONIO. — Sammy Hat- Three-Cushion Tourney. ? Manchester United 3, New Castie = . i : : ner, Minneapolis, and Jimmie Me y : TIT} LeCoH!r wWwve $1) Aa: “ wl on Charges When No Title . fat ce boibe . U Mai x. Dermott, Terre Haute. Ind... drew. County 2, Wolverhampto!: _— & Hlunter 7 4 ’ ; nter leq he . di | ~ ry A hoe ajors an bee ) : ee baske ¥ Between M J g ‘ Is at Stake 10 rounds. K pockout Hrown of By the Ass ted ¥ : Tae ; “ wees . ' , nn Fort Sam Hor 1 k . . erT a 2 — —— sc ¢ « “AG c Night 2a a es Over ak oti 4 ‘ Arent ouston. necked out Li . 1 » West. COTTISH LEAGLE, BR ijreée-rame y lt Le g es -% I obbyY Coa, Chicnge,. seven rounds. Firat Division. - ap Loy 2 B { ; . a . 44 By lierman Wecke. KAI ery LIMaAL@G@UP Lire -cushion billia: u A . ; . o ; A NIVersity wil — ~ : e eet “ 7 “wir s AMAZOO,. Mich—Jack De- lvTleomiaMmes 4, ‘reenock ° 4A ; Yi .* . ’ . y / a a= UP > roesS bf ~ + . a ™ ,IaQ one ~}, c QaTTo “2? by ,?} th R l “eee , _ ; p with maior ieagzue teanrs, WHeR the vper, Los Angeles, 10 rounds. peOCreactio! I age} Detrol come POI he RE AE = Ne Kecond Ditision. ' ” . ae HE ON oh HOE) treet) te ae held at the “alkirk 2. Dundee United 0 University ohnstone 3, Hamilton } '* 4“ Tnerwe..i Morrow in « Pmcu. ¥ Koa MusAUOT KUOWN & me sport ro.- ; , wt +} t tw . le Of +} mer “p] { une 2 > . ring t% L\UDLS ai : ~ V4 ltinin Le DEX WO Weenrs., yi et ° fad AN able ~ 3 whe § ’ announc ed { pWade nh veat! i M am ~ a and Evangyp. ’ ite J ; 4nd. § “9 at FSS . : . ” a 4 ’ * - j ; é Y night ieh? +. ur. > :\ . a ' © ’ "* ngs , ’ ~ os “ f ° © .™ Tits . - . e . ho are oming wu gozen are ollins oO Scottish Association Cup HReplars. Kk ret ro ind Ni , ‘rose 3. Dy ke- — College at Fy an one no ogy ee . ee ee Se ' 7 ° er oe er be fre shots © ae vi jong-expecsee uy W Nev 1° Bittibeall na pew York Yanks onders Never Cease. Aire eee ee ae a Lous. chib he | J “pin Allo: nw ‘ Se POS thelr go, mpoush the bs ad contest against Washingto niversit: ly had Jacov 4 e a year, 3 rding to foun- a ee : 7 7 ‘ RVers 60 Visa hoe eo tod code ke ee ) 7 ' Chicago havonal amateu! re : ) po title was a! art, while %he Cardinals will bavej_o. oront wns Pe 19 2 2 ie tebert MM. Lord y»: DRAKE FOR FOUR YEARS . : ee . © rip of the year for 7} ad ho will return to Hext Tuesday . of ¢ neay. The first of the 3a! i rs sh : I a ‘ I . ae ‘y \ o The Saar ¥ _ le ; ; + } 4 ‘ as a" * . v> - . il ae i - 1 1s ag fou wecalary con”: 7 ere O} ry e end ee Pe GCutfield Clark A #08 a : , rh Detruit 39 1} 9, cago, | tert mpion *. By the Assoriated Press Wav, appare Tit Y’ ne the first 4 bie lows in his , . 4] 4 . “at . . , [> { . . tec * } - f*a) ‘ : 1 ‘ 7 “oo af : te . = : ’ Fis ‘ . Aten , » *, vn . . DOES MOINES ™ _ "hm Et 1}i} “6 Trobig Bam oi wh in . iJ . ‘ : . ‘ 4 e ; ‘ a? , & Poe et: 4 , if re 1 iy @? ci i ' 4 > = - o ‘ Cs ¢ ] 9 " 4 Se" { . . ; : q ee rs : : " i . Pci j* . ut th MIKENS continue te moe te Way fol | ears iS IS ius aZiInS. , | oo r record. swate , Garyie TT = 1 : lard Minneapolis: Roy Olde of four-year contra ’ Plug * } ’ = ’ +? : :, ; ’ 2 : r ' rT Lé mi ” . i . “7 4 , T) Spite of 4 lack of ma » Bape nas i i i P wh. i i i ' > : oF “ei ” % : pret o : 7 la , ; sea at ‘s num gy ,Y Ro st ge +” , : 7 . O . “te _ ? . t, ws o aiiti i d ‘ i »j e’U) i sha lor: | was « gz! ed at South Rena * . er iffer ‘ ’ id | ’ j 4 ai if 1 4 cl ’ ; ’ d fie P ' ¥ , ‘3 . _ - , . ’ e* ' LJé if , ; ; ie: . . > . 7 Bupp' : is nta title agains! raham any of e Internationa L.Casue | newark to Yan g RO F . tr > fon Ind. yesterday. Rockne wiil bring Pavers m ‘ he Sa@lu Cie ' . OT noi Tins | , at , i ‘ la! h it : Piller ‘arro || : | : ete ‘ . : tean ’ x ’ : aking he trip are » 4 : i =a a rr) Tris ‘ vacated ‘ ve ates it) e1 e . é m 3 F ’ a3 : K.. of c to Play. ry} "A TT) tn lies ; es .oON 9 . nA Pint € Siiia | is { i pr°ery) i ' foronto 1! eoit ' y r ‘ . ; oe gai fe 10° on =—s id Walsh. forwards: on aK - Pelee onship according : ar- .345 and Roettge swale ee ee , oe i927, and again in 1929. The Bul . 4h) gee “Pa > , ‘ {yt , mos ya? ‘ s _ _a ? ' . . ‘ ; = ¢ ~ | | " . P . +i} y . . ‘ -i]e% centers and for U ’ 4 , ’ wees . , ‘ ¢ | - - ‘Ff ¥ 4 ’ nNaicaié Wiis ‘ol 9 Pro RF 1} or - neater : , age ‘ souls NN i \ | go to South Bend in 1928 lose =f t é Ol ad 1! 7.40 7 ‘ ' 1Qe%C nd Hafer nies : o walkie he ) cae ts ) ing u 1 Ros . rkamp, Shim. ww! “T'l] quit e. terror on the path mS i. = ae MIS to F : : ’ 6 , . : 146] 6 63 4.01 elie’ ‘ ht iv oe booked two base- ad iSville ‘ ; i ‘ i ' 1} 24 “oe ' mat bh: n their division of the Munietpgm™' 0° Basketball League rch » ) ru ~--— — ct question had been -settied must see nis w Cal - adits bi 3 ras a ' _—_ ‘4 in? . time 1} ys rey)? cyt) ? P “tr lidTa . . ETERS AND HUMPHREYs fF ¢” tur | ate | alicotinh wane) ee ie én Rew Babe CLINCH PENNAN rs I reatens to Quit Game Be s é , 3 as aes 7a Yr" oO TY) ¢ Y | ,, TY } a ‘ AOvrere That T); . ‘ } Ph ii] 1. HLiowteyv not Sa MUNY CAGE DIVISION Be: «0:1 > Phe Peters QO uintet eliy ched sj . "Tha ° ‘ : 4 +t Suh -* ™~ passe Php ° - ah ar Meaate- ea Beal = 5 Ars ee ee eT ~ » ‘ = ome ne s ,: re ag whet oy? Pat ; hEAD _— > Raper : 7 u we . Mipt- aRS — z" a caer: “ . o- I on a aie ‘ oe r Kenton: A - i y eereetn ps i Soe Pes w oye ; ‘ a ays op er a te la Lala oe : maytet ; 1 % e * . bye iy e' * ° ek. - : ‘ . , Pm nan owe eet eat ™ as " ape we ¢) De Marie OS ay ae : ter nh. man he an! x Rut pert mer WOU to t a mpure, Fla seaninmmaiiote ee ree Ty ve > lis APN lbs aah sfliled sac gM eRe erage: Gp WoOuIG pennant in Wednesday Night Open Division No. 1 of the M unicipaliihe:: pBasketbail League last nignt by desis ae Me ay Pe Seba 2 ah > ben 60 tm ¥ Sai ANSI Ry aI pe a ii - een Cerne ato peeve Narn ™ a « “ —— ha ve shee ANS omen ae eating the Mahons, 42 to °6. ana Ford Humphrey grabbed off hond brs in Open division No. 3 by beat Dg Santa Maria, 36 to 29. . In the other contes: played Num a A IIGT gor fis rents defeated the Pine Lawn Ip ne m4 8 “- — s a om ¢- ena iain 3 = ame, 37 to if ee veer he lenet Gouvtful, | WRSREWAN TAKES SUNST The standings ' Ra 54 ’ I OPEN DIVISION xo ma his present salary if 1 fee PLACE IN LITTLE 19 Worn. ] wat. +. ‘ap 8 « rv er4 a _. . . Me Mr. Richards Exposes. r the Ace e’inte PD - ee }* ‘ I>] Ly F? > xT INCENT RICHARDS ® . ’ aq?! rs ‘ 1 4 e AMAT 1) , ’ } ’ é Tye , ’ , , Feet en = . + ewe ss pape Oi ae ee ee St patie "ali ode eR pi " =— ne or os oy eee oes yale Pi the Bt Vena t en TM Ie 9 mst ton ten sohal-— ag oun Mine Lawn Indians ‘ ed markere ees te a nate Dver Had Fine Record. wt . 3 SS ee t as a ’ J : {Ty . an Lili #7 atti :. i aig ‘ aU bed . ’ NO Te ee ¥e ¢¥ NM the: Fhe, ‘ ar es : , + , ! udu rrieeets HY bday ras Dyer ; ning £0 nmnings for SO CRRA - ii ’ rs orting }] “da z rings »? P Pi. te Bone r} nu but) ; Q ing ML ARADO Se Ket » &; ¥ ¥ | te, 5 ae 2 ttt ess ‘soling is totally unknown vs Lord Stinptten: won 12 mason y Traded for Tionsh l i f "1 T)¢ ’ } the enen } a} am) RH purchase, hine mom the Giants last S pore, yy Brg, , Prook 1 YT) ac ; , rN . atu- in,’ labor- T)é rmitting ’ ’ vo , Pe CA 4 . . e They Put One Over. a 4-.¢ low What Bal] Clubs Earn. tecords of Graduates. > ; \ Speedy and Powerful OLITE is a light gasoline — it makes your engine light- hearted. Even on the coldest day it starts instantly; your engine is ready and eager to get away. A pick-up swift and dependable— smooth, easy, tremendous speed. Your engine is happy, eager and good-natured. Cold weather will not make a car cranky when Solite is in the tank. ‘s | ranked on amateur performances e aste Ou i ppreciate ites Majers and (lass ronal : ay FaOues \ ‘ clube to recal! onlw plavers of pr . “ : ‘Vious big teague experienc: hye ar ] om an t OUIS ssourl BIO? minor learnes contend this destro: : / Lion ie sTreRe NM opportunities to , prortu ; : Indiana) 7 2h “Ae . . yTrOmMises stare for prices that have ig uc 4 . . : ~ . Burs Base- $100,000 in recent Instances. f

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PAGE 39 : _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ THURSDAY EVENING. FEBRIARY 10, 1927 __ SE. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH___ = LEACOCKS DEFEAT WERNERS IN fHRILLING MUNY CAGE CONTEST, ’ bien abigail Nae Games Help Put It “Red” Bradburn’s Deadly Visitation 14, SF. Edward 13. | Nama. MeTarue oa What’s The Time, Hickory. 1 : - » EMPLOYED BOYS. Work Pulls Winners Out Olympians 2s, Optimists 7. MeEtrey-Siean 72, Netghbor- of Several Tight Places; cot Juniors 11. Seen ee ruseeiensas mie WESTMINSTER DEFEATS Score Tied Three Times. Kaaesas 35, Kanbas Agatee 34. : 7 we We xmat | : : 7 CULVER-STOCKTON FOR | lewan State 76, Drake 2}. heigl - jeanne” ‘ ne COLLEGE UNION LEAD Navy 31. Nerth Carolina 26, : etal Marviand 26. Pennmartveania 71. _— Sa + oe ee | ieee Specta!l to the Post-Dispatch. Flerida 41. Paris Isiaed Wa- ion 9 7 mo rs 3 ik ee rUlsL Ow. o.. eb rines 2%. ; r : => , ’ itadel 58, Mereer 15. ' 3 es pan os ( hattancega 446. Geergetewn ; é Cellege 38. : = 2 el > te ¥ : . . 7 Lf) ‘ hasketb +4: ee PR Sh yt omg OX ~~ — Salven» eS: Ss ~~ : Shaas ° , ; —- ~- —so he atti ee: Oe ae ped -” biviot 4 Sr ~tea oe tiv —s 7 ee Pee mt Pt pret ot bet pe 2 a ae a sm - 7 + - Sona i s ADVERTISE lLembard Tf. KRalamareae 14. n° O07 Dugqueane 21, Bethany 19. aisle 3 s : = Following t ames. the loc: lel) oni Sets 37 Sw Crest «1083 *Cappis ~“t rs 500. Mas AMERICAN PRO LEAGUE. MIAMI SCR CATCHES. Hopxe 4 sa Z ens will be eng i in ip! jar Sonn b Lt gpa Ideitzer I $68" Seehatants Dene See . Baitimere 32. chicage = ; e. areth, hvergiadce ie 7 a ofr i. ins contests ne ‘xn wee “ee as : = _— = Ques mim . 13 outh Brees io onl Ba 7 | — ~ ; ; ‘ : _ : se : : a 3 . o - baat : ; : "yy mt > ; ; — nf at ; : la a Mie —_— —-~ 77%. —_ ——— = - . _ .* ’ * ‘ , ; : - os . . 4 ~ ‘ . « ~— j ° . A os . " i | ; " ‘ : as : : os i é ‘ 2 Aa : ‘ . . . ‘ » 2ea2 . J é . . » ‘ . " a ; «> . . " - 7 : al A nr ’ “4 at os he ’ ’ ee . : mi ; : “** = astra ; : ; >i ) en ‘ 7 ’ F : : : P . z lO 1?) ‘ ae ‘ ; * - ° - o . . 4 ‘ r - 7 e . : , ’ » ’ ’ - _ “ - = as a) ’ > : a 4 : - > " m - ‘ . . - a a Z a? roe : Te, . _ .? , ; °* , . ; on ae j ‘ i A — . . a . . . % ~ = s ; : . ‘ ’ ha : . . Js ’ . ° e . j . oa : ~ " 7 “> - ; Ser > - - 7 — . . e «* e = > (ie ) ‘ ‘ 7 f 5 > . >t : ie | . ; ee sa : - 7 ° : Y ‘ 4 7 _— >) ve " ‘ " — >_> - At New Orleans. Weather aman : track heavy ‘ricklave e Ass ted ress 5G. | , | ; : = te ‘FIRST R/ ACE Sig fet es , | No Cup Game Twin Bills. ge IE gee ae elatenie | a: . os os ee. SI ae = § Acceramng SS ae = ae , | Si lee Fini Watch the Time , é > . P . . . nseet : : ‘ On tare ‘ _ ' Pas ' : ‘ = — Foichin) 5 ! a. jay from P) jen inton Ba > 7 ct eet tm > . - ¢ A _ cocks Was On: lle Deal, Neiss Stars of the defeat- Ba : . _& . Rewk Ss? a MM argu Flank Attack. Upton. Wayward an port alsp Tan. ceune came EEE ep P| oes, Ee ee Sm. "REINSTATED BYA AU. Seon 20 son at “Se Ses | REEN*S SUITS n —' — i ated | ns ) aes or ee ad a ae wivisas ad Mois ¥ ‘inte Doi -_ oT ie & BcOoOre - ~~ 4 & } _ re . . 2 . = M . ke : . . OC K & iaVO!r | or seer ‘ % i 3 ee: t = - ‘ . ostpon - ae | + were st Crowd Has Good Time. gp FR Ge | me ee 2 es pate nioen fo rd for Charles Hoff, travelin first period end: Krefeld att f j . Norwegian yraul’ amy Welistons. Howe HW Se gwen - ee oa care “ ye me TS ~ the inter Hor : In disclogin i h ifs showed Sunda ‘Weather cient; track fast. tee ‘hed beam taken. offietais of (the White Bantam 4 h eo as n the worst year FIRST ck&—si: ark iyh refused + ine layoff had not rorke a hardsh?; , have r expertenced, as n- BAI | OON ; ar " | 7 = , Baal Toes Finam pane Althea . + na I ham us one | | ; | ; : | | Ap 3 ° | | IRE REPAIRIN Callahan to Box. oe ee ap i og pa | ee es : Press SECUND RACE- Mix furl Ya e: . mak | {mer ‘4 ¥ ; esis evervthin ria ere . nee ~ 1. ALL OUR WORK Is GUARANTEED TO GIVE é — | . , SATISFACTION OR MONEY REPL NDED. GIVE ts A TRIAL AT VOUR NEXT REPAIR MERCHANTS TIRECO. 27180 WASHINGTON. OPEWV “SUNDAY WORNING 7 Le AZain : n Associated . - . " . - set tes ~~... the scor: CHI Feb. 10 ish Na- Mutiny ‘Hard : Riversid ( ‘oOK from ide ee se eee, | ee oo — ‘A #rne! s cen tee THIRD RAC E— Six furlongs Double On Haines- wena sie sbi: wrt is Pn ay et. a Cyd ORS ety Bats yes Sea {Haus S | fad y varantees ““Allenrh To Ease Rheumatic Twinges, or Mone Sears I ier 5 farmola now ends know about °* ted with its many Tood Bree'ptan taslew [ oy ®. ctr

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i _ ta _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ THURSDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 10, 1927 ____ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ Ps ” -_——- = —— oe S] 56 - ee —_,,__ WOMAN 771. SUCCUMBS S415 SMOKE ABATEMENT Witt cers: ie league olathe Went (ur psp epee ADVERTISEMENT Rheumatic Attacks 9 = 7S End Business Men‘ ssoctati LONDON, Feb. 10.—Ex-King ty laa ad jaa | h* Soundly- -- dies SAVE $15,200,000 ANNUALLY 0° forces Woods Meegne’ “| wanuet of Portugat ana nie vite, ~©GOITRE VANISHES a Sake ap lon a | bottiec of Eade’s Pills at | ' - in — ‘ . , ‘fn | "3 " BARRERA RRR IORI | William G. Christy Declares Cam- | More than 20.0060 persons visited meters — an Augustine Victoria St. Leais County Banker Saved ap . paicn Will Elimi? te 80 Per the abatement exhibit of the league ®% Hohenzollern, visited King a pera by a Home Treatment, ™~ your druggists. They bring iz r ' . “ . ) ute 1 ‘> ‘) ie le é i . ubil 3 , j 3 z Pe Ounger ' at the Wonien’s Nationa! Exposi- (;eorge and Wueen Mar v at Buck- these BR Et oy if may reg io )? bas prompt relief pn equally Cent of. Damage. inehe? De Sin one ote ‘tion at the Coliseum, he said, and /"&/am Palace today and remained W. J. Vance, Banker, Valicy Park. Mo. ettective for neuraigia, bl » 2 > . 1 7 : ; ‘oe , vy - r . Work planned for the next three ,the many requests from organiza- for luncheon. says , be : ov elore sing Sorhbo!-Quad f lumbago and gout. la ute : , ae | Ma i ioe ridhhas sia hla runile had a bad hemorrhage in my thmat : 55 Weakness Mrs. Kathreine Friesz of East | *°a"s with @ $250,000 fund about tions for antismoke speakers and Rural School Tests April 30 ‘aused by tightening, which produ over $9 years. — , iy an) : . . + —. “ > - ++) +34 : P . - . 5 e 4 . : ‘ : 2 . Te ‘ ri. lZ Ty ePnLy fe | mertTt) ’ . uC and. St | C “SS W S = a to be sought by the Citizens’ Smoke the thousands of inquiries for fur- Examine ions for eighth grade indi or nn a sal ir | . a) n All Drugguts n, ; arte OUIS as . trucKx on Abatement League should reduc: nace firing instruction. he de. Tura! schnog Dupils in Madison " — nee > ; om aoe we | r ‘CERA & CO _ im 4 a . + . 4 Pf Aa "a te 4 . { “¢y} rn? ; OAS Catal Ae ~ " — * hreath. rLiOonce taking ap | gnd sport cer fferent Hie was found beside the pave- } ~we ' ii 4 Tap! e ent Adierika + - me Wn rete woman. — Mrs. L. stell, Adjerika gives the system a REAL deansing aud brings out o'd poisons used trouble for | peter coe ~~ ———s en en ee _— > 4 y twa ~ sw 79 Wy can, eae fo as : pies’ Ce a er ee ene pation * F Pe: é I of ‘ an. y . er ee at wis Pg cle ks ge at ment of thd Granite City-Alton “oy ‘ as Snevamenatin eden more « tpt ARE, Aten or » ‘highway. a mile south of Hart- ford, unconscious, and taken to the City Hall, where he died with- in a few minutes. Two motorists -told Hartford offictals that they had seen Mathews !ving on the roadway. and then they hurried out of town. Mathews was divorced. He is els move daily, Ad! survived by a 83-year-old daughter. moch additional poison whieh rou He had been working for a pipe ; nr svsiem | line company and had received $21.25 in pay Tuesday evening. The money was found in his pockets. ach. nervousness, sleeplessness, head UI y & me he No matter what von have iTrrA AAI ER rl tried for vour stomach and bowels, | INTOXICATED DRIVE SAVED — Adlerika wil] surprise vou. At lead- . . , ing druggists. In St. Louis at Wolff FROM CELL BY INVALID WIFE. , PRESSED Wilson Drug Stores, Johnson Bros.' John Jerold’s Five-Day Sentence nches—Phone Nearest areg we Suspended—His Auto Struck aS Street Car. | John Jerold, 56 years old, of | 2820 Sheridan avenue, was sen- tenced to five days in the wrok- | house today by Police Judge Beck | on a charge of driving while in-| oxicated. Jerold was turned over to the parole offfwe and sentence suspended because his wife is an invalid. An automobile @riven by Jerold Wellston street car at * Soa! Wee OP erin eet!* poe. itin. elim e . 3 ’ . ' : a om Peete te : at - r te ey - : 7 e ~ e P 7 ee ae ~ > Sue ae » 5 > Ce ed ek . otha tiny pr ~ rapes me “2 ERED Yor ge Lee tre ere aes: : sa gen eA Se oe " trom "oe pad ~. ee Se eer ‘ ae or Abr 4 - ow rag) Age th ae ey ¥ * gt aes Pi y~ SRAp : gas L. wn rail - Se Oe, ee be ‘a, we pr tah penne which may have a le q jor e time. | nike most medicines. - . 7 . : : a watts upon Bi ITH Upper and lowe? Just one spoont reileves Pe ly howe. . . +? , GAS and takes away that tult, bloat- s = "7 4 ’ 7 “me . ed feeling se that you can eat be echt ek ] ae ; ley 7 ter ang Rift }) hye tTt¢ es iD i an 2 : l ! bor Adjerika brings out LRA RAARARR ABABA RR RARE SPREE ET IS AI AA ee ee ee ne ae never thought was in v' and which epused Solr, ra ss Vv siom . = weet -. . . . .* . ea . = . sete RI a eS athe SS Tc pe Siltianis La leo When the cold figures, 30,000 more St. Louis daily circulation and 80,000 more St. Louis Sunday circulation of the Post-Dispatch are considered as figures, their full significance is likely to be lost. It is only when you consider- what they mean in terms of greater retail sales for St. Louis stores that you appreciate their tremendous importance to St. Louis retailers. , emer cosa tou The 30,000 extra families in Greater St. Louis reached by the aa Mothers clergymen and. parente, WW. daily Post-Dispatch, in excess of any other newspaper, means over two soothe cé ghs publiely gerced notice on news million dollars greater furniture market for St. Louis retailers annually.* eemepenens oe Choy Wi bs seat The 80,000 extra families m the St. Louis retail district reached —t uses aemmilecs nad bien ene by the Sunday Post-Dispatch, in excess of the other newspaper, means eet approximately six million dollars greater furniture sales for St. Louis retailers annually. Can any furniture dealer afford to miss such a tremendous extra market for his store? The total annual retail purchases made by the 30,000 extra fam- ilies, reached by the daily Post-Dispatch, are approximately sixty million dollars. | The total retail purchases made by the 80,000 extra families, reached by the Sunday Post-Dispatch, are approximately one hundred and sixty million dollars. Greater circulation figures alone do not tell the whole story of why the Post-Dispatch is the most powerful selling medium for ad- vertisers. The influence on retail sales of every copy of the Post- Dispatch in the™homes of Greater St. Louis is far greater than that of any other St. Louis newspaper. For years, shopping at home—in the family circle—through the pages of the Post-Dispatch has been a fixed habit with St. Louis families, both because evening provides the time to read the store news, and because they know that all the worthwhile news of all the worthwhile stores is always in the -~POST-DISPATCH nae alti : ue Amsocisted Preas ai) The Post-Dispatch carries more Home or Ola DT ings people uch re- WASHINGTON, Yeb 10.—{‘@). 1 ; 2. ] . ; Merchants’ Advertising than all three Ae ¥t) aby —? . — m “ : : ie aonormal exercise or diet is Miguel F. Segueira, who describes eG Simply ike 6 tour , : * . . lly unti . Py take tour tablets yimself as a Nicaraguan Unionist, |/E other St. Louis newspapers Combined. you lose the fat you wish to wok. ish to, here to help bring about a confed- ° .* . ee . : ie ———— A RG EE — er EED TO GIVE F , a . EFI SDED. a 81) UCK a NENT R&cPaiRr . rt. oy Garrison and Easton avenues on a 3 ~~ the morning of Jan. 1. He: | IREC s F ted drinking two glasses of UNDAY MORNING, JEFFERSON @& brew. Springfield, Mo.’ Bars Art Maga- zines. bed i e LS@ By the Asmoriatel Press i SPRINGFIELD, Mo., Feb. 16.— _ - ODI RE TI =) — ° a » *F A a ®t at . * > aa >) > » - a7 > + + — of _ + ay * - + _ aa - _ at : *% > = >) + - af . ad: oF 2 » »* eH #7 - * * - ¢eVeelbe ne deeb reve eek de + ease ‘ m * =, OA OOO: tt Na bee lates. + A cee tte a — Monk Wore Army Uniform. fe z j Liv ROME, Feb. 10.—On the death : J @C 4 of the Franciscan monk, Alfonso ee Fusco, who gave up a brilliant military career in 1914 to enter ADVERTISEMENT the religious order, it was found plarantees “Allenrhu’’ that under his religicus robe he wore his full uniform as an army Toke Rh f p H General with a crucifix and the $e BuMe IC ains Italian tricolor sewed to the breast. ] ; Fusco served with valor with the | Winges, Of Money Baek jteatien forces in the African col- A Renee Bimoels in Beenty-Mour Hours rescue work after the earthquake | : at Messina in 1908. ‘olff-Wilson Drng Co., 700 Wash- 7 - . | ' Grand and Olive’ Two Wealthy Peasants to Be Shot. druggist in this Br the Assowiated Press eal te fn every KHARKOY, Russia. eb 1. — that if the first Two leaders among the Kulaks. or Penrhu, the enemy Wealthy peasants, have been sen- eonmse the tenced to be #hot fer killing two ints and do poor peasanis for political reasons } Test Twings e& eee ued wut wee a i a a . a iio " a eee a ae A spice Ug on ’ ~ m : - ; : “hy pry ar Pl on pean ae ea et OOD Ct OEE AR SNE OC RO Lt | CLLR + imine ~ - o rs : Oo niga ae ae ht ee . ~ ~ , - Le Ls le meee t J q s Sek 3 “ i abuas pee re semennaveds antes’ iia stale os & af “_" OM. Xe er a oer en 1 al re ini 8 mal pete nen yh ay a - * sedngiy a « ets P et eee rye ms oe — ~ we bo 4 hy > > o . m Le ae Perea eee Sin : . — eh eur 3 LCRA LPO A AONE ALBEE AANA OLE CLADE I a . -_ - Rowe 0 O60 abe oe : LARAASAABAAAAR BAA A Le Shi} weevtrdtew The Kulaks are forbidden to vote BS auiv re under existing reguiations.in Soviet eee te Russia. They are reported to have lashed with the poor peasants in } ‘ several places during. recent local eveseweney “sms Gt onee. art to take It searches ae ‘ elections. atie poisen rh the kidners Federal Reserve Executive Named. WASHINGTON, Feb. 10.—Ap- pointment of Gates W. McGarra! A chairman of the Executive Com- : mittee of the Chase National Bank, New York, as chairman of the Lose Fat Federal Reserve Bank of New . York and Federal Reserve agent, | Without and as a class “c % director, is announced by the Federal Reserve : S ° Board. McGarrah, who is the tarving Atnerican member of the general council of the Reichebank, will | €i8 @ Way to fat reduction with- take office May 1. "9 } —— ———> e guarantee it ee — PRR eee 2.) CUTEST SITY TIE a ee 7 es \ normal exercise Or diet Phe | 8 easy, pleasant, prompt. It is Rond Jumper Arrested. i, lor it deals with the cause of ee Sh ee , oie Which usually lies in a old. former proprietor of an ,EKast Th St. Louis roadhougse, was arrested | thus method c Marmola Prescrip- last night for jumping a $2006 Bj tiets, used for 19 vears. The bond on a liquor charge, after five : lan OE Bee tenes teli-ee members of the “Red Sweater” ee ae a —— * es: iJ t* ’ ) - " ~ a) MEOW are taking a very ‘arg gang were arrested in a raid on SOunt his plact ail five are serving «eee mee v eee ees Pee ete’e see the results in every circle. terms for robbery. ““METHCSS IS Common tt : excess eS ee ~ a fare Nicaraguan Held for Hotel Bill. » yey +. e — t. , . 4“ Ove Weg iT) Now and By the Aesociated Press te sere ’* — aoe. oe i. : Y Marmola now. Learn what ¢™#t!e” of Central American coun- ee amen | eT ee ae ae ae . | gatiends Know about it. You will rien, bas been as wanted on & care | *This is based on the excess St. Louis circulation of the Marmols adn any GOS TEMS. | npeld bil ef $112. 3 Post-Dispatch over the second St. Louis newspaper sold by alldrugeine atei hee | and on average family purchases per annum as given by the U. S. Government. hs chs : *OUr Guggist is out, he will get Sir James Kemmal Dies at 62. M ce from his jobber. LONDON, Feb. 10.—Sir James. 4 ARMOLA Kemma!, pioneer in the develop. O Drescription Ja diet: ment of electrical power, is dead an ‘ / ‘easent Wey to Reduse at the age of 62. He was manag- Fes ing @irector of Babcock & Wilcox, | HE ences _ Real Meatmie Investments o: Ltd., with whom he had been as- | HE : - . near annem anes -8 ve neeenemeneemnemnmeesnanm Ste the Meal Estate pages. sociated for 40 years. ~

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ee ee Se bi, cope el Mt ARP RS m ee > - >= we : RE eae le ge ee Het Gaya 2 oe te 7 ek © ee ee ‘ 2 RE RE EE is > yd —— . « ~*~ Se Sot ee w OF eh nag Ni Oe ae mee ohogge se: “fe. aw ee ee gw é ee . ued, . a ake p “eers ee aa aoe eee LT ABE MG Ra, aha ined > wn. tye een Deets thee > Ae Ay Ne a ik ae 2S ae ek ae! eat PtH. Adie ot 10 aie asoik Tt tis em Hin sais “eo s SABE ABIL LODE BEL ALES me ty salts, SBT. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH. —_Semerenes : ADOPTION OAK GROVE STOCKHOLDERS’ MEETING “THE CEMETEDv UNUSUAL , MAUSOLEUM DEATHS a “ie UNDERTAKERS NOTICE HT DSON yneh & ~2 LOST and FOLND Lost BAWBERGOER e*, ' " “4 BLACK-BLO«h la 4a-e BOOTH — * 2 . UNNOR ¥ : ra . ait , CHANDLER sar CHOULTRATI 4 > \@.¥a (OLEMAN a % a ther ~ SPANGLER ~ DIAGS a Found BUSINESS CARDS | PERSONAL | | }| PERSONAL meni i homme loam GRIFFITH as CARPENTERS & BUILDERS A \S —— ; l* ra _ LRKRLMLIGH ‘ . , AUTOMOBILE AND MOTOR BUS TRAVEL a , : . rh? Pky . WeLuIere fo irint. APL ALND NV HITE a | ven > & ENTHEL. “ MUP OF Bb get ; Saas a ; tele 2?waAr Hush SPECIAL NOTICES : “ CARPET CLEAN’G—UPW’'LS’G ~9x i 3.) Mr AMWANYS ‘ "\~? shat “4 _ ELECTRIC WIRING, ETC. > + 7s , : N 88 Have You Been Watching the OPPORTUNITIES FOR EMPLOYMEN?? - ELECTRIC WIRING, ETC. So be se jon aay. Wi EMPLOYMENT WANTED ‘) MEN, BOYS GAS PIPE CLEANERS age eee ~~ a, 7 . LAUNDRY AND CURTAIN CLEANING ” ; . MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES ‘ 4 3 a “8 PAINTING > PLUMBERS »- + STOVES, FURNACES, REPAIR WALL PAPER, CLEAN'’G, ETC. : a ‘ im. pa SITUATIONS—WOMEN, GIRLS ORESSMAKING—MILLINERY a] ~ INSTRUCTION HELP WANTED — _ MEN. BOYS PATENT - - 7 PROFESSIONA L 7 QHEATRICAL wp yy? &. a « ‘ a “rs week ef Sorda Fas amegrr Lrc Theater Bae o~ & es — — ~By : Fe. SRCUARY te sar Read the Help Wanted Coiumns. © “HELP WA =N. BOYS CANVASSERS and SOLICITORS HELP WTD. Women g Mou ANY ASSERS : Apere HELP WANTED—™ eT AGENTS WANTED—MEN PARTNERS WANTED a a : ts - x rk. Forest — -— Fer eral e good er «(Aten Dertenced TRiIMME hr ogresive Hat .. erh Toor ange MILLINERY TROMME Experienced’ only srady inky eats cee. SHERMAN ROBINS | MIL NERY ~ TRIMMERS — Li pert Martha Hat Works, 4143, 2a. MILLINERY TRIADSEEE ene . stead= werk; 7. cash allowance, 733! Stony iaad ——E ADCS eu uf wk nm . ue UT a, Oo] Loee at \TORS — Experiences: . fz. 4 iéth fluer Lodo \TURS—Exyperienced om Una ing machines for shirt wally rdan Mfg. co, 615 %. tm LATORS—Experienced on ‘ling and eiceving ag Wardan Mfg. Ce. G15 &M. Be OPERATORS m elk aad on power & Avpiy EIS . = . OMEN — Steam zr pecans. oear lie - work, tae em ~iren for ag ¢ = las eit -iore SALESWOMEN HELP WTD —WOMEN, GIRLS , _ ‘ : as ° "2 «= . aloe T) = 4 a a FOR SALE—Wi ,TOR is * 7 = . 4 sutt * . MISCELLANEOUS " ‘7 ds a : -— "a - ix ENS 7BG4 4 a . * "20.4 *) Pert te ee. fi a a : = a - ! aT = Dated wo Sb ae S—CONDITIC , wwii TAar*e OE .fA> » a wiSEH LD GOODS FOR

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FEBRUARY 10. ig°- ‘t+ ELP WTD.—WOMEN, Giz Ok : > Te Tien iced ww) e > private . Prices TH F »* neral EvoOC ¥ as PH. — “MILLINERY TRIMME RS | Expert Pnee ay? ’ at ePacy b OU SUBREMAN TLOBINS HAT rRIMMERS Ja perrencra, “\ ke. 414 N, 1oth ef) . ER) TRIMMERS worl rood par. [MAN MILLINERY ‘sl > Sj CATORS | ang wt o01en dregs. nines owe =| . thie : =.= 339 . 4 ‘als loth _SALESWOMEN WANTED or “"h tilg ADLES 4 e omen @ and ‘ &) it) etor i “i FOR SALE—WTD ISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE Yr, i : ie -*~ wid — ‘ , “an4 : snpmecticul ware Ts qualit’ ‘ie &° 1 er jw “s. oot io ee guns. soarvdet : STORE and OF FICE FIXTURES HOUSEH’LD GOODS WANTED TYPEWRITER AND —e MACHINES COKE AND woop Alp~-] of us. § RADIO For Sale For Sale MACHINES For Sale HORSES AND VEHICLES For Sale ViACHINERY For Sale eS MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS are BOUGHT, SOLD MUSICAL Instruments For Sale oOo Tuning and Repairing > Pianos and Organs For Sale i ADDING AUTOMOBILES and EXCHANGED through these columns every day. ak a Automobile “aa Coupes For Saie i eth Site Brod. ] oe ee =m wees oe aa Wanted JEWELRY, GOLD, SILVER POULTRY AND BIRDS Poultry Supplies For Saie r. "E Ki ‘ S , They Concentrate During 1926 the Post-Dis Room Boar Wants — 8,649 [REE other match printed 109.43 mewspapers com NMiarn One. Ohne — Onc. Cine Pounds : . iiraoadw. Wanted Auto Repairing, Siorage Etc Automobiles For Exchange Broughams—Ffor Saie Restck Ree 7 na” Que | A 2 les ——_ >? a — ; 4 , Coupes For Sale ; & L/S ft Packard tz af Naser Rickenbacker .= ” ————— Te 4 | Seer hig 1 Se — ~~ ee —— ie al ate mode! Ford seda: " OR! jourings. 1976 Sedans For Sale m eth. Sola Butoh vero, So ery vA SIS? a a c Wytaritanes Cie) 7? A ID Everything reduced TO 45% ON EACH CAR: | Come Today! Buy Now! ewett Roadst er S\WR De rs V cs Leo roll a © a -~ oe . lt, alle ee eee - . eerie a ce eo BRANCH (,k., VOIS AUTO SALES LOCUST —. — = — ae ee a gael ~ ~~ ~— — en gg ge gy rs Sedans For Sale Touring Cars For Sale a a) {4 $45 up $45 LARGAIN nouns 5 _ oe reposmaned: $197 94 ‘a eton “LOOK! EA LOST RE SALE Te oe af Lee i Ward 4— Rasa en ee ae nie Mee ¥ A ve ua dinhabnioiia aaa Umber oor oN et a tie, phe Me 4, 29 So vate Ss a oe at 3. *, , * 5 aos eS un LI RP Davee RE pM be Minho + oe * iy, . owageath te a rere ee ee. ok Ophap Ae Fa sal See AN 2 PRN SEMIN ty ye ee, i —e. SO ee cetale. a ; Lagat eerie <i BS ¥r ade ee es it é-,5 ¥ ys “ - aN » r M biee~. eben i . ¥ s : ‘ owe <n. RRL POP Be / SB OI eb Hy anne Pee Rip peti. aa he I Sem a te ee, genet ey eal son 09 la ee . : rf ee ae a " fake - + « Toe | oO s ws iy a i ee oer ere Oe eee od

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pee a et SAS : ? The Post-Dispatch Regular! y Prints MORE ROOM and BOARD Offers than the THREE other St. Louts Newspapers Combined. ROOMS FOR RENT—North Rooms Fon RENT ——Wweet APARTMENTS FOR RENT APARTMENTS FOR REN?! rate en , FLATS tne RENT—South _ ; LNT 3741 —Tw | : us } | . iz” t Sowuse- South West Ast a ‘ aii . : ‘ caw i psc m2 Northwest | gi s.38 3 ae SS = s Ist fieor front ct f(EMMELMA WN SPACE ; and The Senate PLET( HEK KR. HARRIS REALTY oe outh asp te as be 85-275 Union Bovlevar Mars 5508 _30 : | woes ge Central ER RAN L oon = en nme TREMBLEY-WILSON SEBSTER ———— De! mar > Southwest : sm a | > Apa! coment A+ mn ree ae : a. 7 Rest a Sp + pews . i i Nr. Spe Clalit. Hein vO “ll cernr recaat i , | . ‘ d | ‘ . ' , ‘ . - 4 in a ‘ : ‘ ; - " . > "ty ) , ' ~ : wc nas ’ ‘ : gs ee of n: 345 e: =v = JOHN a. ABBOTT, " ROOMS WITH BOARD—CITY ELAND. vo a : i as | ation, : | eS. Rivera SES ___ ae business ena, we ae ae "Ni ARI rivgtea ~~ ge : “tr PArk a we a -" c if ; S Of CVC! OF. Te >! Z ht r new poem age : nace modern PAIR. 3907 -— On a reader you ao “? =: - EE ' North Coe Pi ¥ SCE F oe ' ed. wit i. or . é, : ' “ esl J ; . cae — - Bi, . persons at iren- —_ ; 4 “i? ; Aa ‘ . ~ . . a © , . . he eto ‘ —" be ROOMS. TILE BATH. sto | (PTEENTH 1 — RNET CN Z EIBIG o ere . , | | Soe pb eee ew Northwest ' " ; : ee 4 ‘ | - : —, = a . = . a . né ' ' ‘ . . Ss — - — as ———_ ; EAST PRAIRIE. 190084—N t roems. . M bs ov i} 0A~ : ' : tile abth, mardweed fluers, Gosenn cna ; ROOMS. BATH *FURNACE. ¢ r. toflet 9 PESTATE _excnance redus ee oF ‘ha . 2 a co : ig a “ON ; . : _ South 3 | | 7 * wag DSA > oo s "4 = : ics | ; : = | ; R A \ 2 re. 1 HH - 7 = ‘BLANKE K. = i... Fil Chestnas WILMAR 7 : re 7 err + [ \ tit / ‘ a A ‘ s Ba viere at MePhersen, or riwest (eurper a . , Goes he ‘aie — , JOHN H. ABBOTT. Beale, : West HOTS=AM REALTY COMPANY, a 4 3 po rie APARTMENTS FOR RENT a Awe omy fasion at Sarah st. | HERIDAN 372 —FURNISHED TSS O- 41p0-a pod modern, | BARTMER. G1S7A—New 4eem Gs g~ ~ ay ectric a =, North T WATERMAS 7—G rooms. 2 baths Northwest studio living room; garage, rent reduced. | \ BLANK? E. ¢o., Til Chestnut oi M | = | Bion. | EASTON. 4134—~) Rooms. INSIDE ‘TOL . _" ~ bOLD ; LET: $22.36. : s and ’ MARTIN ULLAN, 1010 Olive MAim 5056. JOHN i. ABBOTT. Beale, South modern. bath, furnace, gara IGHT. 3201 — ¢room Sat; modern: SIXTEENTH 14058 == Northwest SOUL or CEntri 0. Asi for Sates. JOHN BL “ABBOTT, Reewtor. = “sae + gett “> : ’ A cw 4 i. lodern nf wil! SOCLABD AND I “ WITH PULLMAN KITCHE S keash. garage; ope oes 8. at eee ee ‘he sew Hote =aum. iviv*= “4 ; : ciTY iKLS i ; —s ones — ary ; LissoUKi KRALHY 3 Recarvelr Push: each seems Say RDINAND y Spite ~ > . a — o> tapclaaaieted apd furnished ee, ; : Se mPa. . : } } Hi} ™\ nae ABANY 1s : elrigerat . ini nz ce “ ater imi a =¥ . = _ t 7 . a, ° . . ’ ’ m acr °T a Ms = lecorated, rent “a Pei ba mate / uve «28 \ . BI ANKE oe GO. cas nit . WA “ius —3 geeds , i.t.* tm Dadaw' . THOMP ON. Pirkview @141. a West 7 : ee ee SINGTON, 4712—Thre eiec- A — 3 meme : ts om JOHN u. ‘\BBOTT, Reaiter, a ee eee, en POG SATIS Oy ct ss Mi i.-biit-nw AY 7 7 im i yt oot water, shed. 33 ap: ACK. 101 S. sm. i LARGE R00us, THLE ah fine a i ond ,* + ROOM PL ATS. a” oT xe bb ak (Oe at Sr aes en Pe SOR $449 =. 1% re ; is : ‘ LAND DR > Vie ont ' is: Bo > 4.*1A4 sc AE wi nd , 4 x | -¢ Hiland 32068 Eko. N. COOPER | = 0. & rOKSY THE isi SUBURBAN PROP. I ' : bid } 1 r NG ALOW—+-r90m; beat 3049 WEST VINE — Bes n m , er menth, CAbeny 5766, 8 .# ) PArketew @Ttt + TW Bat =i73 : ; . . = fe EE ef ee Nouly finwhed thren 3 et . Tye , 5) | cectte, ier ga /_aEeTE—WTD. TO BUY ) = he OT he0-~ , ; \GE 5a ns. bath. $5 AT ' rR Fit’ t} ri ect aervd i. THO MP™» T9 Vie Pui K=4)% , . — . \e ee . a , . reer. . : —- mii . we v4» : : - : . Co a ; tj Iraco rHiUMirsas Pirkview O14! HOtsAM RFALTY re —, “ARAH. Y411 \ —Harcain newly dere- rated i. fiut gas elertric, inmeide feitee: $25 wit hath. £10 ‘ nace” nee fed CAbany 2214W. TO LET—Bust 38 r De reicane, gene and; rent Sas iE ae ap ae ta. blag weg Gey eae 2 ao eee LPARTMENTS, ROOMMATES WANTED ZEIBIGC. 71 (i HESTSUT \SHINGTON BI SHINGTON, $#25— | | | FLATS FOR RENT—Furnishea ROOMS WANTED : a WASHINGTON. 6601—351 Me Pee” om erricten irs? . dandy bvreakfa-t - West le bath, SSO : : li windews, isaics, %/ NEW READY FoR ovourancy raise’ great sad ey cakes ~ “ea. FLATS AND A’P’T’S WANTED ~~... eae? WANTED WESTMINSTER. 11°25 — Barsain” + aap , TE PP Pty ne 2 > — FOR RE sescrrare ah BL eH eekeur ie, : pe ‘ 2 ee . HOUSES. FLATS | A WESTMINSTER, lows . Redecor: ed une DWELLINGS FOR RENT mom rttrs $-repesrri ETC | ambridge Apartmen mi; = Towms, eve furnished we are ee wn rHEIM 5 ee OR SALE vacant rat tog te mail or. ore? * Certra APARTMENTS FOR RENT | = | Oe Northwest imar O88 } ‘MM RFALTY t.. Interma’ ion taf Ride te Ar 7? 7oe \RTMENTS rE R-HIENG, & ¢ - we Siete MA. NOPE LA—iIPrecemiTh tt ikh CABANY «eo . CMee: ef HOUSsSAM Z MAPFFITT. 4145A~- ou il “Of Feti- Ld fmt . - a Sore. @ap rots mor? Pr every . ’ P - “— , i ir MON TROMER* LY FURNIS! “> a Pa EIR HE co ne fae ¥ Y NEWSTKAD 358.5 HOt eek rep ine >. 'T? NURTH BARK ior POUR ROGET gs They Concentrate e During 1926 the Post-Die- patch printed 15,341 Sirua- rN vi) Di. és 7, ‘s : ton “ ants —i$,0S12 more Ovegasite Meanutiful Keeerweoir Park. than the THREE other St ~ oI : rs ‘yer tL amir oer Rent meindes heat, cas. clectricite -. L : ; ; a . ilies , frigeration and rTuUrPRing ce water large : tad : : si > a 7 PINE APAis newspapers combioed. ; = , ; j eT - leohb@r lounge and dining reem, l_axarions — ee ' ae > " erty > ty furnished and decorated. A few choiee > =e , a ———— — - === - iti , : } . pee t, ~~ enmite= «f!l] as ailable see whr ther are — . ’ . , ~~ — SPARE? Bt the “Talk of the Tewn.” : , Ah. ' , mie f l ATS . Main One One — One, One cARY} ROOM ERRIOCLTENG'S Re? 5 7 7 i ¢ get . . FOR RENT ; » * . ‘i ih i) : i t. ‘ ° . : - : ; : “ eet eee. rs " . SDRY ENTE ~~paretely. FURNISH®'D OR UNFURNISHED ' ‘ Bal ~ i T> un ee 4 a 3 aha s ws w " a ee we es ae ieee U

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— -— pee ae be —— any That SPARE ROOM IN YOUR HOUSE or apartment may be rented to a desirable tenant by advertising in these columns. @8 FRR 16. igen ~~ erp eesscedl PROP. FOR be BUNGALOWS and COTTAGES FLATS, | AP’ TM'TS, FOR SALE BUSINESS PROP. FOR | SALE : LOANS ON REAL ESTATE FORMER RAIL MAIL EMPLOYE rT instar y last night in a fs: “HOUSES, FLATS stro f ESTATE eet . appree Ty respect a Ht be | For Sale West Centra! If Y« fight during a basketball! game. 5 u 4 w 7 > DE ape : iss oeur | ear 4, ae = , a { U Nee ‘d M I Vv lice Said today -oOmMmp . I "sere, Poseumuamns f ° ¥ nae Is _ Toos ~ & ae DO Y OL KNOW rch and screéned-in pent porch. modcerm | & +t 7 3 families 809 Chestnu: } | , | rent xtc NS, ESTIMATES reai home when rou see it? 4307 Cal- ~ every respect, sean heat. Can be 4°78 H. W Weinert, Arrested in St. “a8 st: nh the face by Benjan ad . , corn —— ses "ee s pg eet, _ “~~ ao he ria ee / OUzg ght rig) an d ake ‘ iffer = J 22 AM ’ > iis ‘ ig - ] N ‘ : i} i 7 « as . : “; ' , ~ om @ Se Sroom et $ n rd - bath. ardwo od fisore sfurnace; “Bea, cb. | RENGEL WEBEK. 3127 ‘S.Grand. LAc@544 > mgs Og, aS com Dey | rou | Louis, Denies Peculations Prom nent, wi ons: We aarewooe Foor oy tees. Facil d.. $100 aen Anthon’ Meramec “ ‘BEE | 5882-84 HAMILTON TERRACE ‘@nut and Ewine. : an ld pyr oS, rimt (rand Central Christmas bund , attempted elbow ott Oe; Baa : ingeto and ‘CHRISTIAN BRINKOP R F e-, ! roo furnace, tile bath: in @ 1B Dis tnut. GArfield 477% a . ans ; » dédrit i Re court. Paris Sq Gra - wie . ll consider exchange for vac | = man en W - Binet “a. —_ ’ | DO Y FOU NE 5 ‘D \f NE sag ) ) : " ng an autopes. WwW se R G CRON E S TRUST CO., RealPors rs Poa fo : Co.._¢ 323 Snestae’ () , re A! - ; e5 . ~ BARGAIN—€360,000—4337 L. er. ESTATE SaRDS 7 z ee Siesta ' JELOR, 622 | > rooms sieepi porch — yy our we terms: income $430 per ROORL YN. e1 -o 15- 315 NA bh. balance | F'] ncded "AN “D SE ( “OND DE On ughout. ti i. — fam apartment; ley A 5" families of “a 216 int — pores Ferguson mr ee ee eee Price reas Le sunreom; 4 brick raraces. ' ; 4778 _ ‘$ ww “nestuut. GAr ~* cone RBEF« RE YO! BUY for eg ¢ 2 or teug8 Ss POST NISPaTCR 7", ORO = Nh a An LEE, — tly Ei rae " en eee x NEY resicel 4 +. ye 45) ; ¥ : . Reyer ah RP : gement Ss Mgt Oe ngealow tages, Res jences. 4 th 4 rooms above, attic rooms eae ) rea Sie tee Lh .| Union Av. Near Forest Park | th oor | business district: rents igs erst NA : FE ROT: SC $ s t > : IDEAL FOR DUPL x. oAR FR OUND HOUSE : Priced Right Wisten & BUILDING LOANS y Specialty We'l-constructed 7-room heme: sdealty | @ recine freee, AVG OARGAIN, A For Particulars See e SPECIAL 51.% FUNDS v business district ee , investment: |! ir arge yard, 5>0x200; . a — (809 CHESTNUT. pres a 778-4710 ee waee ; pposite Ful I nee fill your vacant ; prestment: now! varait, Rd. HICREL. G21 Cheat: | HEMMELMANN-SPACKLER | sUsiness PROPERTY Occupied by mest | conmit te ti” 2 ant : _ het $20 ‘grounds c Peeriment. HENLEY ©CO., REALTORS. KIrkwood 28. _6t. : } 4) R E CO _ an . : IY bat! hot wr: - A mult “8 r Nes Lavatie and Renewa's | ; JOHN H. ABBOTT, Kealtor, 709 ‘Sa ¥ se : pheat abo ) for 2 machines, It HEMMELMANN-SPACKLER — . te , , 7. : Cj tas -* . 4 ' . s / - : eaters - 9 Experience of — yOu n- th and ( nestnut Ku Stare tiAais . - i. ESTATE Ce oA Lm UT - a ry alte PF airgrou render ; ” Maplewood BUNGAILSIYW 3 ale rey : = : : t 4 ef 8) ; ~ , 4 _ ; 655—Manlewood: ne Cie cm: Steam he: tile ath, har j aha nee ta | Pl ene coe nth Gal! me om Oe ot a z tt rT} garar: rent F = at, : Dp . of ¢ a Tee HFATH (+ © Arfield a ‘ x a . . es . ee i cy } 2 = { . ; ‘ rriek ' ro: * . 1 : mame . eg ental . ‘at : = : ‘ > ; I ; : tT} ti } 4 7 St. ° is i ha ee a fie lurpaiv MENGEL-WEBER, 3127 S.Grand, LAe.95414 2; 1494 Chouteau. GA 19409. | 3 , 1 i | a . einten " interea! c j pe STOMACH ‘ yy: rs ‘ 1+ , on > ; J "oT oe Be ala . . . ‘ , mule . il } > ' SaTaTE—EXCHANGE argain for cash. wher, WA oust 1 (ONE) LEFT REAL ESTATE—FOR COL’ED | (7 sseurre dae as ,|cent a month, waich he admitted . > [ ’ rs ty ‘ ity if ‘ -/ | ‘ “ F sil j P -! ? «4 ; > ) : ; 7? proper’? “ 46> leas a ns 4 — sue inga a! , OTTAGE, 4 iF lence, 7 roor kt ectricit asy term \Ebster 4 .- , aa \ : ; sh to let your stoma a eet ee ° i Le! 81590 cash ‘eladien Ee eee Bot, and ot fi , oa 7) nes a gag aol sie 1 n ; ietate v I* is possible you ed ee en of things you now t 2 4 . terry 9 ‘ : ! . ’ } . ‘ RAUCK-GILLESPIY, AGE NTS. Lou's & [e73) 14" =. : r_cent ee int and that th : nave you ever taken i b 63. _| CRITTE »F 504 ‘S-recm re Lat \ peat on ' o4 B) oho Ld: alia tee im | . = Harmless. but tho re ‘ rs rna I : v ; 14eFr vR efter : + 4 - 7 , as rr) o . "r>iT ’ ‘evan , _ * act Li 4 '? ‘ ‘re Sac : . Neal Del Imai re u wing ine rieaatia Licht AND INVEST MEN we Anne we i a . orp om ipa. $ ~ 8 Three rooms each ip-21—F ns ima: it FOrest 564 ss ment rooms that ean. be! * tak Ban 4180 Stand Ot. RESEE. ine ian Ee a bea We make and bur ! inal needs o in faenit mn ry Stuart s ¢ ' See how se- >' t . {o ‘ ‘ r : = - : ; r i] + 4 ° P i» 4 ae ; > ‘ . o ' I ’ ‘ 4 ( 4 . , ’ “ . ; ; ; rer « e y t r ke [ ‘ , a e by low ete Y JOHNS H. ABBOTT. Realtor, 708 OC : oe t g arage ¢ a te Lor eae OWNER SAYS SELJ BE at TIFUL 5 KOOMS,. 8650 C458 SLICE. } ‘ . ‘ } , oeure ‘the brea‘h 4 sweei stomach for “Dae ~~ ° ta Pe . ~ ‘ \f . coer ie . ~ ‘ ; ‘ ; ; . a > : . RMANN : KPAIDE ( eeer ° y | ; , FLATS, AP'TM’TS, FOR SALE) opr.wt” en ssa Var eon ; WARRANTS FOR 4 ST, LOVISANS | 1..0%.2 Pas e aiica ee tee tes . f reat ivie Part. oP he rer "mI . Central _ BRICK RF SIDENC. Le lets for @ quarter—keep it filled from the gett ; . ome. 4, 4 wei €0c size. Eold in every drugstore, or a FueeTy—carrca—arastege” | EVENT i200 SUT nT On ere hates ON MES | RE ior aig Wtaaiet Rest Page | $19,000, raters icuuy Yorvdeneess ate’ | ABTER EAST SIDE STILL RAID! # Waa Har oe . t roon a 3 OWM. EF. WRISBERG 3204 8 Dep't } Marshall, TE eteR RS Lh a fl Jee . fie . a tri Le TT aT sou | . 7 r-335.- P-i ‘ oa uses Bt ge _ - Ooms ent Ss4v0 e $4 easy terms , > , = ~ . OW — s , BY. Cas : Owne o , . ¢ Chas. H. Peck's Estate @mee =— 6 1 : : JOHN H. ABBOTT, Realtor, 709 Chestnut. R BESIDE NC E BARGAIN i * , te goer oe ? ” mu. A nw seg Oe mt 50017 rees atid & RU HAK SK REALT sca CALL UP POK saudi aie atl . REAL EST’TE-OTHER r price itet. iseted es a warcevaae : | ee wep eee a f sa Liter | Sts ne . , 7 JOHN H. ABBOTT. Realtor, 708 Chestnut ; not-water heat garage. D OTS—Barrain: $5 cash $ nthiv buy | qd ave ‘Realt 7 iA, ~ Pe SN ee eg Re HOD INVESTMENT hat, Bored te Onur Hie Reanonabie | 20) lore, in ‘thriving’ New Vor suger ca arrants for the ‘wil DYSPEPSIA TABLETS “tric; near cars: newly gh endll RD emit LAND, KEALTOR. WEBSTER 269°. : Ror S Ds, BIXBY R SMITH 2 ae : Ri . Main Proust 'S Warren avenue. | GEO. ] ci IABERG. wt) 4 ; } t tu ne t p > a i i me : . © os ana — 7 210 Wainwright Bidg. Mi jj.;—New four tamuy f. AM THE OWNER O} aa as aoe ‘enti. elas ae 816 N. Sth st STOCKS AND BONDS = saat whence coe ‘ | SEM feu} $— 3 rooms, electric; §3E i | . | yE-M GET ae ars: @Di Oe at, pi 7 I —— ee ATI. | (SOHN H. ABBOTT, Realtor, 709 “ { rooms. ler very ce ire. . . ME CK Ts MOS] BEAUTIFUL i). F | \’ AN C | AL . “ , = , 7} ' — - i uth Bt. Lou > ‘ ‘ ‘ 4 ‘ I ‘ El. ; adit nt SHE RIDDAN, 2723 4 — & ! : : Mies ‘ Swan 95 7 aay . . 5 S1T5.00 iy? Cer? ronal ank Bide . i i@rai jf 1Mj}t) agents to let - wa Tit $35 4) oom . $3 : ri} 7 ’ - ratte 698 — . ’ i t . ’ Ly —_ : | | its 1 at ' wr M ‘ r "rid be j ; ST rin rfi¢ if had Trace a rs id Or 4 'y Hagin Siniak acted aes ota re Probst farm, Abercot Sr LOANS ON PERSONAL PROP'Y | BUSINESS ce a . . - ; ' . ’ "2 ‘ 9 TY “ ‘ ee ok tc ' ‘ — . i si sii Ja ian . OPPOR | § \ | | IES : ¢ ‘ - iiiQ) 1s ote smears a ae SS ae agentes 0s eS BES ee 5p peace nace hyde et ee ee ew 7 . 43 ? a, We Ke" Se en ‘ i ie eee ene rs : isnt « ’ Dis or 2 ? i ba + sei da? 3, ae, =) . Seen 77 ‘ ‘ i¢ a tr) Ate ‘4 [ om , . ' > ‘5 ler 8 garages A f - , mpl ryyed > JOHN H. ABBOTT, Realtor, 709 Chest. | oo, an 1 aim -r90t ne room. bt TO, 2236 N. MARKET, TYLER 3682. ~7> PARG : ave eae ara e ihe property told raiding offi sz - SIXTEENTH. 1019A N. — 3 rooms, qu bunse © oe, rs MR 4: ; ) Meake. (Olas BEET. . oom cozy hol SSS trie: $20.50 Ho n be ers ) ) : Wee, | eens “ot pOxu125. $) ! | ))| BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES ’ ~ an 4 ' ry - , . Talal, mone _— ry “ ‘er f »)) ’ ; r ‘ T* poo SS ABors., Mamie. 700 ¢ : By ant eae . RENT PER MONTH $132: No. d Flora a soe | (HAVE $1000 WITH 8&# TH ! . P ’ 4.5 , : . 2 } . 4 etl a . . — " Se Aan e hat > if nt A ~ worth of ! cai 2 is pr SIXTE! TH. 1405A — 3 rooms, : rT Si JOHN H. ABBOTT, Realtor, 708 C ee at ee eee omy tot ae. ee , . , LARI? AND DE KALB, s. we ms, ga wectme, tollet, $18: oe a ia > aeenen cba aap: : ‘ANID 4218W—4 rooms, HRBBANGE— era Tanit enter 18 renaoeis aoe : Northwest rig t ey rent reduced; 5 ie ch ; . e : ,eo | ’ . j ange & .000 CASH & 4? sce WASH. 211A —— 3 moom . : UIs. | nicia =) | HENRY “ME R | aint, | 2) LY 0 | 4 7 ae | +¢ \JOHN H. ABBOTT, Realtor, 7 - & “ 5 rs : ai. This house; IN\ LAT MENT BU\EK~ ablished 18723 ; 1371 )) Thousands borrow from us il ((( gis | = ‘ons mash 1 discov ? | at 7 i ; ‘ i ' Pa. 208 i? . Phi riz eg . “Leo ’ i 11icer ai +} ae : F : ¥ 4 if ir AA concrete ‘ ; : ; . ge | : ' Ppa Southwest mage PE at, ed tsp“ | = G1, ; *! mixin iash, will be dyna- | ) . ' se vi 4 | I tr! ’ am ,e@o 7 m over f ‘ Jw 448 if sim! 7 2 o— Barges! ! ' rooms wit 4 om aa —— : wt ; ‘ } AHI r_— : rea ry } ' ¢ "sa © \\ ¢ y ; “ , mi ed wastes riers be 1AM ae. en eo REN GEI- “BER. 2127 S.Grar ¢. { 2 > : . ‘ : ; cat Ly} } 4 ] ‘ ‘ eenieleetebee ¢ pa ERNMENT PLACE vera ence nme mame (LICHEN syor—ece. otc eeteie!, COAL CONTROL BILL TABLED) tusiness giris who get there know , ats PF, \: : . r ‘ ¢ Bie Lis : ~~ +> A OTrTow ys pay “back $! weekly ' “1 c° Es ‘ ; = S \ bu ine cond! ‘tion. : a” . i / ror . rm? oa ? i naa }) : "T¥ . ovly . { dl ° ‘ " e ey¢ ri } " = ¢ j , Be , “ ’ 7 $30 , vey ba weer ¥ AN 7 ; , a ' House ( onimenrce ( Om mittee Thus ‘ but & | ,f hy and ‘ AGU he | it gro" Lia uy pave the w ay That > wy D1 - rrow > » pay back $ weekly : ; 3-ROOM PLATS, $22.50 AND : ) s ur | ce pric ) MROY INVES’ $f 3 ance eaev terms. @ rooms. hardwood floor: | ))) Borrow $100, pay back $4 weekly (| ar TAR: : ee scgiciation for Session. “4 A , : ee) nw ' papered: fine cond aes ¢ ) n. PROETZ-SCHNELL R. E. 7 y dgecorat ur ar: HED! wD 1 AD iy SAS | By eP Associated Press many like pretty Miss Een afi YA H L E M MN) | equipped: pportunity to secure 3 | ‘ASHINGTON, Feb. 10.- By a/ ey, value so bighly the immaculat j . : : ; er ‘if i 1. 4 €s . is ie asl , ) 5 loveliness of cownexion that ¢ome IN NC Cc ak ee eke ormpetitior ; huse .f*om- | *”*** ' ‘ ' : FINA ‘= ORP., 3 : 1 White Cieans j 9 te > gress rhe : $35. NL A ROR ‘ 4 rooms es : =} _ se: doub ‘ 35 LAN! 4 1) i shad. : ented ' MTATY) | lay formally ae Using Black an GEO. N. OPER kK. 2 ¢O., GAL. ' : ge Aig ' BUNGALOWS and COTTAGES } Pile ci - y GO, 2 pie ‘ As , +7 r onto { r F _ te 1 e MARKING AND DY Ba! H . iat l all on J ‘Oo rol Ie gislation 7 ‘ream. ro light and soft } | | For Sale MEDON . wOns f t-o- room gingle fiat LICK, Realtor 22 Chestn ( : : i. Loe ae or th | nm) a touch, it searches ever —— PROP. FOR | | u x COZY LITTLE HOMES Se neem Seine aren on |e. Oe Residence, brick, eight TOANS to the man ort oo bo YA par ! came aft: hairman| pore for impurities whieh would ‘A at furumhed; | ak ta ci Sag Bie , price res PETS Benson REASOR REALTY es, @asiesl terms: strictiy confidentia ALR — ~ = . i¢ , - it i . ’ oe TF fferacn ROO y ae emiiton. CA DELAY Dea! hyoms; new | 5912 Cates—il-Room Modern Residence LOA NS—LODANS sche — aa ork at . | than m2 eas tual ; o. Sate.” 1 emia all | ; nockat ice a North _sirietly_mod Lot S0R1 Ao priek garage; Will Soney” loaned ea cat od ee aha kag 7 ; : i my : , fin 4 . — « sink 4 m errr. é vo rt a " ate “it “ d ‘ — . Oo" « , « SUBURE'N PROP'TY WANTMIIRRS FOR SALE = Orn dGhi "New double Za me | meng arma ogaly ultere e | oablSetatemieae eae Menai hovge; | Sct ATERTEN Ag AVALANCHE TAKES 46 LIVES mu) 2» he sexerous 250 ones, ' 4) tA 14 : 5 or ’ 4 . 2? 4 . . 4 4 rts * ath e aia ce 4 : wr? lp ’ re - ” ‘ . : ‘ : - : wit? ' ‘7 : . i ay \'* Min nom ‘ " , if » | ’ é : nib couple Colorado a ride $17,750: easy 8974 HAMILTON TER.— $7850. fr ey oe rood paying busin ke sac TOKIO. Feb. 10.—It t# reported | Marion St.. Brooklyn. N. Y., says: oT and i * " ° ” 4 p ; ABBOT?! tes = ‘ Pi - by et - hy i e : a - a / pa " 4 ; . : te ‘ a . ; : “- 2 | so i. K altar / 09 hestnut. 4 a bad e ce ; vl ] i Ra : ¥ her : éhe« 2 As £now efor has is ’ nel 9 ' E me tv Bia be —o- lim - Ae nt OR, RHC Oe A A Nard enlace, ne mee LCM ANS st Selatan, - Se ' ve c » nie o pr AR og a ee — mivigtinimenttie oi ad ‘ =e) 4. ee a . ’ ° 2 w 2 “ . ia = ‘ — ¢ rue © t ' f oF : : , i | i; i , ’ , . P , , ttientae basa ror as ern Oils e Glick. - 2 £@.. BR??? Chestnut. (c4) ' ; eee: ne a aRat CAT: £00 caus roellen an a T 1 oe “ary . ‘ : 4 , ‘ 3c , j ; " ' , ' : — . A . " Bie . i = : j : é PI MANCHESTER od] i | $—-Furest : i a ett ep pon na on mee O en) ravage r : — es _ . - . wig ; " ; Te 1 an anvalanche Ne ' mportant part of Hiell, for .odge meetings. PArkviewW Oa ; 4040 ; \\! Oh—S 450 CASH , mar ey ape. Lner : GA! v60. | identi |. Peo a's Siar ame " 4 , 1 ie oie VN ’ 2 Takada ira?! , rat las , a It removes every = ore i sy on : wes : £6400 (ASH BL Ys WESAT END HOME > i} at) aeons ediaiidh on eh ey "+4 . ever ai ‘ . } ' a aT , 4 . " , a pmAl ' ry at ‘ ' bld eis Fis G-y 7 aa wit ara woo rehot ecpinte eo mee : 2: " ‘ “Shes thE! e.ean ati: _— — BUSINESS P’RP ¢ } . j ; ry 4 ‘ . id . ‘ "a ’ = ‘ or * + tw ‘ = ~~ re e > 7 oe Be ; : y ‘5 : - ' . Arrested in npastanens liaid. : sane: over rs AVIA, OR. & + Urs. mm Atst 4 at . ‘© resthu sath i git: 52h g ope mediate POSSE SHION : A gemems ent owner ii ; a: , ela 2 ; 7? » ¥ e. B C, c iad) square Tes a ‘. ~ = wants quick sale: term MC NE Y T 0 L, {) A N ~- Brow = = meagre eli | ht “8 Killed ta Gam ¥ wea uly reanvions ' —, Louis C t Northwest A EN ad ‘ ’ 4 room toile? | 4 LEE RT G BL ANKE R. r Co... " . P ; o-makere MII LINE! ' wil +2. gee | « ‘ , Be ’ ‘ »* ee Press , ° oe. — y Tr : eae —s met ‘ MAin 3046 TI1 Chestnut. in mall @ — as Del SYONNE. ) Feb emt aul ' . at a abate ars ee = DOUBLE _ FLAT—« 7 AP — | vou ss income. ss oT . Tbe THoPATS pe | . 4 hasten. ths egreph rd Ta iy eb Be. gp SP is1R8 13 "H SURETY ve THRIFT pUN IN Fe | ge Tot agp see n Pompko years old, Was ' : RE Sa . MY BEAUTIFUL 12-ROOM Ht oe : HOME _ IN THE 5100 BLOCK a’ MUST BE SOT vs desk, 7 | , . v¥ier | t fter : ARSC SOUTH SIDE APARTMENT ‘RLY. BUYERS MAY COM me: jt nae Gre: 3 eet Tra} th A IR . . "TE OO tat : Say ace e . _ t? Pas “Me . * : } ~ | . . ; ~ Ler ‘ ‘ ‘oa Pt: , \A > ‘ oT “MIT NIC ATY THROUG H BOX 4 , . . , . ’ a1 hae , 30) } “ Sa er al, a |e renin USHA Famed Bowe: Bets Bs ta nea Sead © Bona Fide Reduction : ae erty tra) ‘ r ma ” n s : od u ’ or : rts es . T I I P ¥ ‘H ré M KE \ na ; ; . . } ner ) ’ ’ > , al - aa art If eu ‘ ‘ are ,| 2 inbary & Deinkery Really t | . | OWNER : aoe 1 WELL LOCATED SINGLE At University lane: e3 ; ) whol WORRY WHEN YOU NEED MON. ous sD , 7 a so Prin - : AKGE OR SMALIL AMOUNTS ON rfield 4779-4710, GRAVOIS AN y Ot ; sem) anni : 4 } rf 1? ’ atonves sg Nei iii aces “A aumebeaeeeaaee, Re aie rt o-Cle be FURNITURE AND AUTOMOBLLES IN 15 , : “hea whee: ~ tin gare lot 145x1R5: exeusive si, MINUTES. EASY TERMS. TRY US. / &1) A’ G | ' “*! IS NOW on . . we) | ity secure some 4640 ATAACE AV. : | EDERER REALTY ( 7101 FORSYTH 321 N. JEFFERSON (cB) | _& 3 | a “ei anes - ry " bie roe pe rye 1 3 ; _ ' ft T Tate ee , vat te oul ori hk MONEY , ’ : ab ; / re: } ] j Vnd Bt } iS. 30 “INGLE FLAT WITH iz |} An vu te roof nj ' miture an tr aried props on - , KROOMS—PRICE CUT $3000 wore; als th ripe! mente ul nih wn note, wi Ut Indorser as RESTA] 2 CLO art. wm requec ma stock that is avs price d right. 4 "AM J c ~ ROK G aaa rc ; “Sa, ‘ - ¥ 1” ; . . . 1 ERIC: A: | BEKO KERA iE At ' rir a VM Lil old foods for Tuture u“ "ted Jos. ¥. Dickmann, 21258. Grand. LAr. 0620 nize: the ee nd hes mplete ap er nones rr yg Te FG ’ ~ — 4 wd —_ | — é ie & . 7 ’ “7 . . ‘ . aa | a*s é . : . ‘ : - ‘ ’ ‘ ‘ 4 , . ’ an © . co ‘ ' ' ‘ , x . } tT +. ' orgs eat ‘ . xy % - 7 “ Me te lap ta 8 aN Stas Sane Me . oe; See ee Z men a ¢ *% “oy a 6" Ulla. Var ted bade: b readily empio’s od ealiaried people can vw her or ' “ nanie rie ‘ Tec aie Lertpe 4 - Hr.tig ty . . ‘ ate eoutb be : * ihe: ; : ¢ » thi ar : Southwest Viinneso i ; - E t ] "ARE-BP'TRRMAN!? to RY erer ‘ — a FOPLE S TAN OINTY 4 7; mf * ela tio! a é - ge | | LOANS ON REAL ESTATE Riverside : : : ae ‘ , i “at jum | " 0) = @ 2y na ; - oe cord rr; Sen inary RST and second jee aa ¢ trie nia’ . P. 4: Ee é ra ne w $ . This - : he . rulek ge rwice ty itis 6. G _—. * ' ' . nT “me tht wut : ‘tye weg ren ‘ eg) Ache» o 44> U ne hot : at — n. JOHN H “ABBOFT. a a sl Tov Chestnut sis 8 For am a or rdwood floors, hot-wate: vat SINGLE, 4 ple 7. that fire jerd f tru hes 5-7 1S RS , ‘ . er? . , GEO" x COOPER. RK F. CO. Realtors eeNGEI-_-WERER. 2127 §.Grand. 1 GArfield 3°76 BOR Chestnut of) e ‘1 —_— PDFRER R PTS, MONEY ' 44 i WO.000 on impre FINE BUSINESS LOCATHR. foxy MICHIGAN. AN PRoennat 1 recom | BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE Me F), OAR OE on, tnnres “ : ‘ i 4+ . . { : . ‘ ey snd ay ~ ACs re or rer, ) 2 er 405440 S. Grand: only 5 oto | Lares eT as oora, | MM bli ek 4 be te J HN ~ LAKE S ERO Rio new “OO tamily apartment: lives at : 16 Ci lec et . ' inivge ' Sonth Grand: eee sure today; 28 “ee. . “uM. EF. WRISBERG “2073 S. GRANT anne KL — — , | eee : . a sev . : O28 IDAHO AY ie Oy , baths ‘ ' Pil we pase and rt 4 ‘ ‘ .. ‘ — ee Ars i th m Fy { f ri . nck West ertair, 4, 8D’ Fagg ogee el tg : R079 . Centra! ‘peat. AUT hi ey f RE YY san +3 —- Te "T ik) “pum ‘At Ki Al TORS ' : ! sia ' _. see ; and @ room: dou ; J An SLO : c ETA, 8 SAAS oe oes oe — 1 Ades ‘TR price £$14.4500 Cas! ake t 7 inst - PLENTY of moner | Bon - wie 6 i Store room, = te "TH Bann i s eye OE BB to a se vn am " 7 Sar * ron 54500 Yh T es U einbert da sind Se yea !ty { .) hae eo p . “ , , distr , SOY CHESTNTT. cCGARITELD 4778-4710 a ej iene heered ck e HM SuMIT? BR : iffice , i ARCOND DEFT OF TRIST Mt RCHASED* 7 MiiG-IR TPRNON AY “Pry OLIVE. SASON roe TO £0,000: INCOME PrKOPFRT) ane OE = this inna brat mee . dt ' and | VP REVFRERED ny i we. TRE MS. hISGSHIGHW AY Aq. fae CHRISTIAN BKINKOY K ahi rary. sireet cere. make offe rilig e real bry ‘PROMPT ACTION A PFINSINGER nO Pet emt Trees . re , iti : and LAcie dos, F. Dickmann KK. E. Co., 620 Chestnut. GLICK. REALTORS. B22 Chestnut. (eé) WYDOWS 840. 72701 “yoRs} THE. (cB7) 5. Post Lispa VANDEVENTER, 7 x - roparnvely..

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Se ee oa : es te — ST.LOUIS POST: DISPATCH_ — THURSDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 10 Se cena vn ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH___ mea — eee _— ~ ~ me — - —~ = a - rrr ener 7 BONDS (COMPLETE) NEW YORK CURB (COMPLETE) “Sutmt an _—— SE ————— a! the Post-Dispatch. NEW YOR > — ve Bat en witeibiatiindiniaas vg ree Toners 10.—-In the following table will be found a [2% —Secunts. High) Low.) Close | Special to tbe Post-Dispaten sGijhacasdllipnistiaiassialiaet | | the New cam 2 list of sales, highest, low- ones. Security High Law. | Cio ’ ‘tool Pa es : : e oi 4 New York =e ri Prices Of Securities traded in on the | DOME STIC KbONDSs 5 O@il. top $12.80- ARS : Sania i mourn ’ . "SU to 2) .. is a are ( Otatinn ae = , — ; ‘ 4 , : . sua iUnig On ail Unite ed States Liberty : :' , "are ae las : : ' | ! ' sealitaieas ; : 3 . ©S of sto Ks €1n in l1v0-share » BB » SA Tul , 'lOe1°.° : 7 kind a !' has 5 a aod 4 a — ; er’ Yrren —— , , ; eo’ ‘ ¢ . , ay y J means $99 and Asc i Pranent, is, stanc > ; int ' ;y , “4 he pa | ¢ ‘ 6 ip full ~ bile Sot. except iti Standard MOli sh ares. bp - M " | | 7 ; ai we «thy re tee -. $95 o4 x 4 ’ Ci.y-jour thirty is . ay : F 7 ‘ +- . | nitt , +s Saies @re in Bi : 00 lots (000 | , a ter ; ; i a: bac _ beat and auoll nb fog tg there 7a - = “yan slisty-seconds of a dy lla ' sid ta +n~A ; } NT 3 il sales today were $11,868,000 aga! | | - C RR of NJ 5 87,11; 5 113 ~ a ee S ‘i 7 j ; — - 7 f } — } ‘ . " ‘ nan £ » ™~ : 4 v v 0 a v = . 4 *) oa « ‘ 4 : . ‘ 3 = -_ re : ig ~~ -~>s + Hog ys oa : ° 7 . , .» : be; mn r= OOay liday two yeu; 2 415 9 7 : INDUSTRKLALS. is at a * From Jan , , # C&) R&A 480 935) O3& g3e A rj Soy, a : ) : tom L 1% 97 OT? mon ned! 1@R: er 4 1 > Cy 3 Art 3 3 at = s ; me ov 7 , inane re , : at utters $4164.50: bes : . ‘ . >, © GES FR CE He, ee al ott, t en r aro aD 4 . R o ; | §, -_ ' . ' é , - . " J , , ; Salo - 5 - » Gg = Al P #3 L3 ; «Ron “ va .“ 742A 131 lk id 3! rv Lee f ece ip : fat lambe mo«t)ys GOV > RA MENT ‘BONDS. Sahel aan a Cer mw ee eee | San i regen BOND MARKET AVERAGES. ) 2 | | . » ) | ‘ ) oo— 9) ie poblenagite, Bmp BRE | + «| Bem, Say, Sony | gd Aatatrnn,| SR gal coisa GR af asl al | 34 8 BR! OR) Gao f VEGETABLE MARKET Potato supplies Are Moderate and De mane is Light. "E ROW. Feb 10 were moderate. Demen ~ oe inl sence eliifiitenaare tains teidihialibin Ee : * ets oe (pee Seley i ar. vraag > OS cepa a P - eee TP om alte a, - apap: High.) Low a INDUSTR LAL SUN Ds. pi na at nthe De SS OR 4 ebhe appre a anna : . meee of tends @ kt aE 54. 4 , Jena o1| 2 Colo Indu 44 : 7 : , Mm 10 . , 7 8 mv FOREIGN BONDS | 5 Commonw P 6 ' ‘ | 32 Mi : whi GU TATIONS ’ } LO » pt! a PE ee _-S — California. $3 to b5 “ boses $1.50 to $1.76 for 0 19 > baske's. No : a'ifernia $8 per "San “ane | 200" per ib drums Texas bunched, 3) to $) ket home-aerouwno. ¢tt to bi rapt => ar ‘ ; . eet pe “om . j 4 7 : me ‘ até *) ; ' , ' ‘ rte f (TON Ss ee ee Ls and 5): ; ‘ ; » ‘ : - ‘ - - “ , ‘a iu ~~ ome greowo Washed (Tiv x —lLe@vieiana 3Oc te Sic per aS: $8; e, 23m “be _ ae &. =" vw “IANDARD OILS sr ‘ : ’ ‘ ‘ ’ » ; - é . \ew Cmeans., curly $4 7) » § - 4 ‘ ‘ 4 ia . plein per hh '‘k Cana@ian. $1 w& o> pound earten, home for 5-Ib buneb anc ’ Beste: 345 en Z , Marker ) : 7 | | ! nh 33 Denm 6 te Me) % “T , RUTAGAGA bulk Canadien §1 & 2 per 100 low LOLF 7 = ~Home grown. 40 qi : : on ; New VYVork Coffee ee! ° ees . —- -. ; Lo A. a (TTY PONDS ikea. te INDUSTRIAL BONDS Wy 7 nN ee, ines, sien att ad 7” roe Personal and aeht hee : | pF erad | a a nat fea + Whe Be 48! 1 or Ps > imals : eee 7 3p 106% 107 — om | _— = lend | oie hae . a Features in the 2 —Fancs Florida $1.2 New 1927 Editien Bank of England Statement Re OTe of Events of the Past r. oer ovart “ —~ Pel EM eat a RAILROAD BONDS : Sit toe & Oh oe 2008 2B 4 | , owing ouaaen Sporting Records of « Notable vl » 3 Oy} ; a ; . OO . e-' a a . , > ' A — ; Fiect f Petur , 7 a wri | > oust -, lb rns of State and the-gact ‘= Lora ge «ar Gare 7 * ‘>: T how : OAs y 6.aa0' . at ’ Boose Stores ep ines ev. ‘a torere of " . , : . eo? "% ; . j “~ j ’ J , ’ y ; - . . 5 “ . Ps » ° 4 ‘ : . 7 , : i i 7 a . : , “ : : ’ , . : . it : , a : : - ? : Bo Gra Cartot , . | Fe er Rg DR OF PY @aA 4 ) ot tae ge an prope ien, | gene a ' : Looe _ Pheer me ® ; ' ! ' ' ; ’ i. R” , an) eh ~~ Se ' al , . , . . . ’ " : ‘ &: @ete | ve *; : c~% (7 e. . ‘ ‘ . , . ; : ° . a , Bets , Be~ ey ‘ 4 - ’ 2 Tide ‘ POST- DISP , | : | : : , aut ” geeket remind , ‘ ° - : 4 e7 > A . — ~~ rs ae , ;, ihe ' . ~- : t -% 2 | : Pr. rewag . i NS 9 LOU TS. AIP. «~. ov. $

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P z - TAN a ie eae az i ei le . ¥ "ae i le x ne : 4 fs. mr . , “Sy - ap pe: AS agi oe) ~ pees a" er > . -” : . d 7 a? ~ ae WA 7 > s * ~ Ay the AF rer _ AS Dyers _ PESTLE... eee ee. Se without +e a 2 3 - _ Cee . vw 35 : GPS >. Fog _* pire See ae y * g : as bs 2 . » gh Te pet xT MAG : reine We . a . - ee . “ ger 4 * Ray | ts Li vr ‘ : ek diet aN pe “a ’ Hurry, Mother! Remove poisons Give ‘ iy AC TE 38_ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ CVUARANTEES ee it DR OTIS TROTTER, Speciali«t Artificial Teeth Onl, Scaner Sh PHONE MAIN 2374 7 ‘ . ‘ , : “ ; } ‘ ba | aed | 263 N. TH ST... NEAR PINE. ONLY 3.000. om OWN = Your Cross, Sick Child is Constipated! Look at Tongue from stomach and bowels ¢ ‘California Fig Syrup’ if irmtable, bilious or feverish *s RD ae ok \AT AUCTION RECEIVER’S AUCTION SALE A. & S. Bertig Company, a corporation, at Piggott, Clay County, Arkansas. Bertig Supply Company, a corporation, at Marma- duke, Greene County, Arkansas. ii. . Bertig Brothers Incorporated, a corporation, at Paragould, Greene County, Arkansas. M. T. BLOCK, Receiver above Corporations, Paragould, Arkansas. CURED PILES winctr hae i feta. Piecore a frei “i tai 1) sears ces Eee te re oe ao KNIFE a te by ov ae Seothing Gentle Method. cur o none ‘Toefoerm. o InEewr Yo Hospitai. ve é ~ " werete “am ¥ _ wll per +on. " ie ' ie Saf ferers, ‘eneni—{ation an b.xam) on re Dr. $, MATTHEW COE. Recial Special Wi fice Hours Same oe =. to 8 Dm. ON Pe RIENCE tad Sta? pe ** AiR ROUTE. SUPERINTENDENT J. P. Worthington to Have of st. (harge Louis-Chicago Airway Citrus Output Increasing. a \ wee Ble "Pee near y twice gs f: "SaaS aireadyv ad ‘aat lemon et ~“~e ofr - rresnend ‘otal. Prices are tending 4 retow ™ 4 s isc ¥ aid ra rest near +) ; “A ? - . } ; st A ‘ , ; Restden sa a comprising about 120 acres. lof the Michigan Leag _ _—-—__——-—_ — Otl in Baseball Park. By the Associated FP =r. SAGINAW, Mich found oii Drillers home of the Saginaw cals Neuritis Rheumatism tatters the congestior irritate the skin zuarant ee each 60-ce , ant AS Ci = On These NEW duced price? In our she right now we have— 3 Rickenbackers, 1 Pontiac, 5 Chevrolets, } 1 Packard, 1 Stutz, 2 € biles, 2 Chryslers, 1 2 Gardners, 2 Stuc 3 Dodges. These are NEW cars. at reduced prices. We dealers who have gone out of have quit one make for another. Bring your me- 90-day guarantee, 30-day free chamic along sf you wisi. able allowance for your UNIVERSAL MOTOR ci sender DISTRIBUTORS 3401-15 LOCUST BL. Uatil 9 P.M. Get Our Prices. Do you want a new car ates We're offerim liberal time payment terms—aen 4 The POST-DISPATCH Regularly prints MORE Wil ADS than ALL the other St. Louis newspapers CO} Sov Summons 4; os S: hsdbu 5 wa! nut rinis2 Chifforobe with a partment a ample cra and matDox Pav Only $3 Cash $8.50 Ivorv Enamel Crib fell-conmstructed wood Crib jurable ivory enamel. drop side and easy rol ing casters Resilient fabric springs of splendid quality Pay Only $I Cash attress Roll edge, Pav Only $1 Cash Steel Chifforobe all-steel clothes com- Has secure ine $95 curr FROM NOTHING TO LEADERSHIP IN FIVE YEARS ... FOLLOW THE CROWDS TO umion jh FEBRUA! At Union Brings New Super-Values for Friday Shoppers packs PRos > 75 in All-Steel White Full 100-Pound Capacity A wonderful round Refrigerator. All white enamel inside and out. With revolving shelves. Easily cleaned. The celebrated White make...and only 24 in the splendid group at Pay Only $4 Cash Enameled Refrigerator 4n “$ $72 Fr ep $55 Ariel Fully equipped and ce arranged, table top; solid oak Pay Only $ $3 Cash $6.50 Porcelain Top Sturdy Kitchen Table porcelain top and en- ameled frame and legs. Has large center cut- lery drawer Pay, Only $1 Cash V alue Q” upright Laundry Cast iron with angle iron legs. No modern laundry should be with- Strong pure Laver Fel: tufted os Velvet Rugs # > 4’ Heavy Velvet Rugs. in ful! Gxrt2 size. One-piece Rugs in the new patterns an id the fa- vyored color combinations. Pay Only $2 Cash Actual $42 b alue rocker and finished in pastel shades, ar iaven port tistically tinted. tonne covered spring-filled cushions Pay Only $7 Cash “ST. LOUIS’ $135 Fiber Coil Spring Bed Suite A lovely arm chair id dav rt in fiber reed, ical! Davenport opens into full-size bed with heli cal coil — Cre- DEPENDABLE STORE” LOJINWO TN ERE HOUSE FURNISHING CO. out one at this price.. Pay Only $1 Cash Kitchen Cabinet this well-known © has rust-proof white porcelain sliding 30" +} Kitchen Tabi ole $6 Laundry Stot The World's Greatest Tire on Unson's La Budget Payment mo For the first time in St you can buy the easy budget , Lous Do Buy your pian of “St. able Store.” 1120-22-24-26-28-30 OLIVE ST. Free Mounting as you do your furmture ae joy them while you may ~ 2 GtlSET la Ronee in hardware 716 Walsh street, Rudolph S. Guenthel, ci for coins in public e <x, was shot robbers who MINISTER | IRPFSH FRE STATE P ths ts . Aft / hd “y o VU fil yas y 4 "adit My # att ©anan -, AP RE PRIA? LALA Cages be + Mie ad oe ~ ew ew we ewe WLM ae Discover, of this appar. 8 of alcohol daily, bines *©, Lake, near led by the dumping ¢ LUIS TLS Hh

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ular Comics News Photographs Home Reading and Women’s Features Prices at P ese NEW. Cars f ant a new Car at a re. 8: “ 7 : " ‘oO . e e . . : . * eee AY, FERS res : THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1927. PAGE 39 I WHERE ST. | .. ¥ ) LLAMA ‘etaiiailies | 4 ae ch a COLLECTOR ie 6 OUTSTANDING FIGURE IN 'S FAMILY MAY AVIATION LAST YEAR 4 ¢ wm LE Wy cl “7 * 7 be: diy ; ) meteen seseatannnengnnnneannnsaneeeene oe Myf, Vedldlltiwnunmeuriiir enrarararrnsanumnrannunnunutiily, Y yes 35 if ice? In our Showrooms | ML, Y R Ui, we h ave 10 4} 7 Wy Wh omnes 7 hsb Merton Lad A seal FHFIPEPAE EERE SPOFE PREP EEL OH se CLIOFPOL¢I mbackers, 1 Buick, te Daye tags 5 Chevrolets, 1] “eit: if “ae a" a emg d, 1 Stutz, 2 Oldsmo. ; | : Chryslers, 1 Cadillac, ners, 2 Studebakers and es. MOQ ‘ a Y . WY WH PRPARAADSSS 6 a | & AQ WS ws WS QQ ” NS BEAN NS \N nag BPs WYN EW cars. We're offering > "3 a ce prices. We bought them from it — ee er OS _ aa > have gone out of business gp : e make for another. arantee, 30-day free servicg_ 1 4 me payment terms—an equit- ” i . o- Pe: Ml.” es 7 = ; . ee ae we wance for your present cay BUTORS DOCUST BL. SSSSSs Wg ee WR SO MQ Id as S444 WOO SSS > & bh WM AIAAA ) WX MOO aN SSO MQ YA we eguiarly prints MORE WANT IS Louis newspapers COMBINED. MMMM 4 Corner in hardware store at 776 Walsh street, where Rudolph S.Guenthel, calling for coins in public tele- # phone ox, was shot down 7% 4 by robbers who escaped without loot. __Post-Dispatch staff photographer idcccccceeaadd ess MINISTER TO IRFSH FREE STATE oman meceanyy . +. > > > Ss eh \S \S OH » REA OK Yes NY W Savane ~~ 2. » SSO CSO \ WOH MAK . UeCSeena> —* SSAA} 0 MOO Sa ee ~ NOY WA ey eae NY sb > eb bb b> bb ee Se RS WAG Bn ene A Y eee VQ Pay Only $3 Cash RWNY9py7 25 Ow w®wio dd VN 0664 oee60646 ~~" oe i ee ee | SS SS \ MW dddddddddddddldddddddé An ee HALL FOR HARVARD MEDICAL SCHOOL ceed aA Ws SY NQNHNono1d WWW A‘ A ~ WN > i he eS aaa SY MQ —....... ” > | i ee ee No ari bo ee one. e oem AAANMAAAN ~ ee i SSNS *»% $6.50 Porcelain Top Kitchen Table dy Kitchen Table with white celain top and en- 95 led frame and eet large center cut- drawer Pay Only $1 Cash WS i) a oe eS oe Se So oO SS => RRNA EE Bw’ OAS WW ESN Oe 8 8 ewe ON eee ek x ba fe le 0 Pe es ANS ~ he i i te i. | * WA WAS » DDI

Bee Peres | aa Mga WY ~~...” SSAAAAALSA eS APR WOMB WA WA WN WN MMO CN SS SN WS x SS SASABAASSABLASALAS LS SLES SEEASLEAS SSRSNARARUASUARARRVOUED ARENA ARRED, W XA WV WH WEVA WEEE WEEE COUR EE CE CUR CREE RENEE 4 CREEK CRETE CECE CR Reece e ¥ « SS SS AWS NS SESS WS EE | Ke Sai Wet Cte EHH RE OEM MMMMwoonw»g» Rusbereveusreverscewesrs ereeorrrrrrerserrrer Witt ttt tt tt emt Miss Lillian Raymond of , Winfred Blair of Lewiston, Lewiston, triumphed over all Me., who went all the way to competitors in go ag sprint Manchester. N. H., on snow- ..-ong Lake, near Mitchell, Ill.; that fish were being ,- , at international races at Man- shoes, in record time to take f ‘She ley , Bul- 7 . - to ta illed by the cumping oi a taamtienemnersot the ldlee. ek va. > > % Goodyear Tires The World's Greatcst Tire on Union's Liberal Bud get Pavmeni Pian fro. , RWRQVQ WWD or the first time in St. Louts ou can buy Goodyear Tires bm the casy budget payment plan of “St. Louis’ Depend- bie Store” Buy your Tiret ’ aS you do your turniture. és ,: Se ‘ “ * : a . 0 ese oe ae OP ORT Oe , i i dd Be Meee ee | Ad AA oy hem “ hi x you a we sD Om LEE EL LEE Qn , i « ec Mounting : Delegation of 400 business men who went to urge upon Gov. Small the need of improved hiehenpe dheough Jeffereon, Franklin and Williamson eguntion; N " = tw a : +2 nD haa UT, OE I Am A Ae ae eee “8 “yh \ — Cw one ’ ( ve : a aS a) oe i _ — Pega gs om nt ey . = ’ fee . — 1 - on tete ree hasta ce ne i Seepage Rs ae LPR pele 2 ae + a . Kee ass hm . ; ae ad ae: es * “e 2 me 4 “ wae . pn ate nv 4 . Pee, debts 7h ares Va ae é re . e fe ios ees * ges Pn a tas 79 * ~* lon i Maley * means) _—- >; oe atau, : « ? os . Pon nig See . ee eee tte itn meineneh alimegn, “ - OO A RP gree |r AREA POR Ge Ma 8 Ht bison aa: ob eae, oF ras we a 2 w aa eke IG ars teen Po Re de Oe Oy My . > oP 9 ow : ~ el oh: rat i ror. aaal - . “VP +4, y ” eels afin, im dotted ir ay ae ~ * “ ae LO AI MA AE Reaping) - - ™" z 3 4 ~ PE te regen . Ban iee “ moet . Oh ES feat ? PAE ae Tees . EAT AO oe Maa . ‘ ‘ tes: Wis re aes - the Ps mete pes nt, wae $e tlt. AP ad onetime - , ~ tom - a ~— - . ~ —— - ue amy * awe renee om eared a A. whe — . te — = ne ee eee = =r Woe Tey +34 rn emp a - Ny eee pee. = wrew: — ene omar et Py aOR es, GE Per tte en =e 7 boner = > ~ me ane . - aia “ CE eR eee ee : a Win 8 - “a ; Me es nn eri atten * iemheaies: 4 " - ie ™ es : « we ; - ~ We Ps STRREHEQY ent rote t ap hve ee Diatine dette ge cndmapanerdinniie a ah oo we angen. velen ee Saye re eer re wosve’ — me es — _ iu “ - ’ , . : am ey pall WAar ee © Prec adan 2 a 2 Mhar ww a OER ert ~~ ; jn Do tei pee. he 4 . ‘ st es paced of " TAS = ee _ ve eee hee as v7 " - fed - re a ; * fs M Sa ae ot v eee re Za hw - 7 meen -

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TAGE 40 eet The St. Louis Post-Dispatch Daily Magazine es — = ee oe THE womaN. Oh! Margy! OF IT. Sy* By Marguerite Mooers Marshall ' , is Angelo Patri i= pust the prin- LION ‘pal of a New York grade school, but the tate Chartes W Eliot, president of Harvard. said Patri is doing more for common-school educetion than any other person in America. a 5 , ‘tha, His school, a model ip every yn The | WHAT HAS respect, is a mecca for teachers | course in ee crikes GARRETT FO irom al) parts of the country. Pe ie and re bs, = Town, N- d. At the YPuaSsSe|esS Of it, RODS FOR OUR BACKS. with qaonst% threate ¥. mest. an inquiry ts 5 4, “% . a Vth Jt) YZ STU ty a " > ~~ 5 q’ ——-— tts 10 tp, We. “ttt ¢ ) ‘ ’ nnn ee gre jee pulp > SRO, BR 2 ee oe ee al “Se ae a> ame “« * ee ee Khe ENR 5 FAME NBN Nhl MRI. liye ie —— + B+ ae éé NEVER knew what ‘rou! ; hiidre aa : ii ; nz hii on the beach. : was n | . ee a ee rr ee Sees until i had children. N and their talents igaas ) ‘ companions had = > ta lg > ~ + -_ y - "a | . P - ; - — ‘ots of things i never : We would have “7 BARS ARY and «AR! oe lore ‘rf men and a . 7 , ind Women tiesu. t Folsom, just before CecomMe eit ry force ip our a T BARRON. nown as & uld lie abed = *s sister. AN ASTASIA we rise te ge annouscement ch and meet ~~ death in the water. not do te set the... to We are uarh OUFr natures ‘ Father works for us. Now and must set an example nite’ ia arrives and encot ‘hen he puts in a cautious word ride for their £ PS f counsel. We think im they will not £0 out ane = e's associate in a CHA "2S Wane eRe ee, Barron and his wife, a 0: Bs: - old fellow, kind an: I alone and empty handed ‘ Ladies, Leisure and Loafing | . . put a little behin . We refrain from r oe mS FOLS i tle > 7 +5 -. fan _ ~ > : : .* ied «és : contilr : ‘ ‘ _ . 7 ; Chestnut Souffle Pudding WN. . > ideaantee : | a : Remove ~ SUPERFLUOUS HA The Tricho System is relatively simple, the hair is completely dried up, thereby preventing any growth. ' *s . | | The skin is not affected in the least; there is no how serve v , mes eee ae to a treatment; two or three minutes to each area le fruit sau > | : Ss a cee After a few visits the hair is gone FOREVER. ltalian Nut Pudding le ieee process can equal TRICHO. ? *\s A OR FO eee oe ee ae For any part of the face, arms or body. You'll notice two things about Gin aaa | Heinz Beans that are different: tas 1. The label says “Oven- =," a a Baked.” - 2. The beans taste 284 Arcade Building Offices in All Principal Cities oven-baked. Open Thursday Evenings by Appeintment—Phone MAis 3307 a ae Toes we ‘reo r ieerey Sete I ed Saath 7 te ies PAO elgg os . om * Regn. me ee, ae oe a a & ee ee PR epee ue 7 of “Sip oneal 97 ae BY eh ‘Hi iw oc sajna j eta ay ey, WR ot ic is the slow, careful baking - in the dry heat ot real ovens that makes it possibic to label Heinz Beans ‘““Oven-Baked.”’ It is the slow, careful bak- Inspiration Woniai ing in the dry heat of real ovens that makes them tender, mealy, take od Se SE ay RSE? Seg ee ae ae “ ot is " . OB co’ y PayRy 4 ¥ easy to digest and wonderfully ales dataen ee DEG EH 8 Ra ty Pe cig ae 4 ar meee “in A : : good to eat. Definition , ting 1 7 Nee orem so that it would be futile :' t P j ? ' i : - .] ry , , on your living . : ' m % ’ - ndéervalues | Keformers WS Newer Understand ‘ ’ . ‘ue Of sOap in th = + our Washington bu a ' i “ay " ; : " " . Nee eS “™ i neither Briigas nor ri ; _ & ” : : ; ’ : *_ 3 } a % c@¢d eut on } Ww st } 4 . Othe ‘ uv i ai e j } sia Yaels — d as : ‘ Sint tea ce eC aes cane an leucine, mil Well tare ot deeded ot it Hones to oy oon eee With tomate sauce By DRECOLL, An On and Wwe dont blame ne use of u (cing a '® ' ) Tie : : ‘ : : 7 P : 5 ‘ tts aa ae Pptic The frock to the left was shown. in the @ . at? wig b abled anything = to @is 7 yi ime sth , " , P ' : ® OT ‘“On'amin Mier than ther ) Fie geetintetes Tunes | pt, Ree tag Pe snniibtednetinis anita model, in jersey with stripes of silk inset. A , Vi Make ek ocak ee a Panty hase ae : eres, er.) ee IZ design with wide latitude in color combt Headlin tion saictees i ste. genie | = | aia ae Other -anenes— The frock to the right is Goupy’s cowboy ¢ persuade > HEINZ TOMATO KETCHUP . WEINZ COOKED sPAGNETTI Siouse of tan. the skirt of Grows ene Sit MEINZ CREAM OF TOMATO SOUP - WEINZ APPLE BUTTER of brown leather oer a | see a wissen. he The taste is the t > B F Be ten ew vo cle onetime an noha wn te at est TIX, BAER @ FULLE aid, ~) +P rs ame man above anor GRAND-LEADER , —— ae OO lp ham en be OE BF se - IR cae” Ce gcgita Re ANS Sr ed aw mis 4 lipo cm i the wnt ad » Saas ai. 5 7 1 ARNG PILES ee Sorin

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me The St. Louis Post- TB pee a eee Dispatch Daily Magazine P. AGE 41 a =-_ LEO OAR te ee SLIT, ? 7, New Mystery Zhriller v — n Wells — —— ee me WHAT HAS GONE BEFORE. » strikes GARRETT FOLSOM while bathing with a party At the Hotel Majusaca, where they had » Town, N. 4. : perfunctorily s. an inquiry ts begun, y him on the beach. pronounces him dead. a's companions had been ROGER NEVILLE, MRS. BARNABY and CARMELITA VALDON. It is estab- ust before his death, had been standing next king. after a doctor, thst Folsom, Jt | BARRON, known as the copper issister, AN ASTASIA., is sent for in New York. Then made that Folsom had been ROSS, his valet, is questioned, no light is shed on the mys- annourpcement is wo death in the water Barron and his wife, but arrives and encounters Neville. who had been her s associate in business. nh an de d. . ~ “. ; Nevill: ceiving ang guma@lss FOLSOM, - for the chi my got a room ye eariy and ‘ke apartments You Tw USi ‘wet. Besides a 9 Whr does everybody leave them my y 20: oe ct our friends igate my othes, our food, as yet none D ‘oO the rythm was dead. The yme here and J] find his rooms are Bearce of th r’s death. remember, | ™ iT hh , | rn oni The telierram ee : otei people ‘le they g_gevOU: | ited a rod “iG 2 Corm maps *¢ sition of our il wa they are ree } vers Mimi to OU! SOULS, Mr. Patri Tomorrow. Do You Know— oO prevent the crust form ooked.corn meal? - jg : : before setting’ rry) anywhere. anywhere that we can talk.’ ied her quickir gBILte orey 7 a “— > Another Article by , Appear € 7 ¢ y " © 7 7 she sala Was a iogi ‘p Paxton and Ross bring my COOT ig? docility. Neville ied by Mrs and Mrs. harriva, Was wig with orders to b? poor dear uns: and let me take care of rou kind to be gone in search of as she opened the door taken care of.’ was the response. bu than uneraftefn “Whe is this? Qstrance thing. but the speeches’°of Anastasia Folsom b often rude were accompanied br a emile of good th seemed to take away their sting Her glance at the niration, though her question was brusque ew introduced s because of her— interrupted M iss Folsom. holding friend. Mrs Carmelita OUS HAIR FOREVER ively simple, the hair papillae] reby preventing any furthet the least: there is no feeling am.” Ross said. and stood at attent! minutes to each area treated. ) n gave raightforward She told al] ~ « i a “+ Anastasia TT EE N17 de Building 1 Principal Cities Appointment——Phone MAin 3350 la lab oa! oe 3 es It seems Garry talked to him DRESSES BFP 0! veopic do. in the ocean. But he hanes ; S an utter stranger, we can was shown, in the original ipes of silk inset. A striking de in color combinations: @ | Goupy's cowboy dress—the @ si ay hang ) the one wh: i] find of brown and the wide belt 4 » Murderer and bring hi justi olice, bah’ ‘oot? Ss anvrniz J-LEADER must or muetn’t talk’ ang Mre. Valdon through the Mitzi {s whirling around in a new spring suit. She’s got her calendar mixed thinks Dad. “It's one of the new three piece spring suits,’ she exclaims. ‘Aren't you glad that winter is over?’ Which is news to Dad. “One suit doesn’t make it spring.’ he remarks sarcastically. e police: Di 2 , OU before I could ask Another three piece spring suit is benefited with a cardigan jacket effect. A pull over sweat- The skirt “In the new er goes under it of a checked design. and jacket are of the same color. spring shades,.’’ remarks Mitzi just by way of convincing Dad that — is Stewie here. ee etl tart a ee —— | BEX ae Bridge. Pointers . But Mitzi doesn’t agree with him. has more than one spring suit. Besides she Here is another: The blouse is of a light crepe and the skirt and coat of a heavy silk. No spring flower ever bloomed more beautifully than the one on het t shoulder. “But. Mitzi,’ points out Dad, “it isn't spring and you can’t wear those things.” “Oh,” says Mitzi. ‘‘oh! You mean outdoors. But technically spring comes when you can buy spring clothes.” Which settles the question so far as Mitzi is con- Notice her hat with the back that fol- iows the V hairline of her bob. erned., a a Widow and Spinster Queer Home Mates Each Finds It Pretty Hard to Endure Foibles of the Other. By WINIFRED BLACK. ent acts spinster Mar oe RHYMING OPTIMIST “> Aline Michaelis she said , , |. LOOK JiiK® @ ong, forceful personality had who loves to relax in that was Folsom went quieti: piace is coming tonight “Hers i mg i iif case and dabbed ‘Tn here or anywhere, ’ on more ’ said Anastasia, careless!+ where. so long aa ! see him. tant caller It was Jepson the group. “I'm giad to see you. Mr. Jepson. was quite eridentiy sincere if not cordial. “You' “I certainly hope to do that. Miss Folsom.’ “1 don't expect you to do it, look to you for help.” (To Be Continued. ) A queer trait of Garrett Folsom's is revealed in the neat chapter | when a discovery ts made ig his room. Duchess “Up here?” She whi vigorousir at her powder and roug: There he is now, likely.” For a swift sharp rap on the door seemed to indicate an is ushered up br Tuttle, and introduced br him to and Nise Foisom'’: re the map Il look for help tn finding the murderer of my brother.”’ l expect to do {ft mrsel? Now—this safe way gets clothes whitest yet No more washboard scrubbipg—no boiling pad EAD of rubbing out dirt (and rubbing our the life of your clothes!) ery this gentle new soak-and-rinse way! Just use Rinso in place of ordinary pped out } soap. It’s all you need. It givesthick, creamy suds even in hard water. Not. frothy soap bubbies—burt suds. A tubful of these sperkling suds will soak your wash spotiess. No patting. ipOT- moscrubbing, no washboard—just soa and rinse! See if this safe, easy way doesn’t get clothes whiter! So casy on hands, too. a chem from getting red and Great in pwd seach The maker of 30 leading ae ' The grencieted soap thet souhy ~~" corn a C2 a T a welrome ‘ny whom ne | Mi ODISH RAL ET Z| Spring Suits Have Come By Jay ad Jay Milton Work’ = =o ee — mm ec Parking With Peggy S ‘faces —y RECIPES FROM “My Old Virginia Cook Book” Figs—Fresh, Preserved. ARE fresh, ripe figs. Waeh them amd cut ff the stems. Then weigh then and for l of figs allow one- of sugar. Make a the sugar and a nd when it boils put in the tigs look clear and put the OUgs in ‘rup is not thick until it thick- rup over figs g- -) Honev isashealthe ful as the — sweets! ipe uits. The ‘a enectar from the flowers and turn it to honey nature’s finest sweet. - AirlinE HONEY Absolutely Pure was in the bean. AFTER all, the test of a Coffee is the test you put it to in your kitchen or dining room. There is only one way to serve the best and that is to first buy what your expe- rience dictates is the finest flavored coffee. Coffee in the cup can be only as good as it Serve H & K Coffee. es |BAY STATE FISHING COMPA td Beware of frozen imitations! 5 bere you buy 40-Fathom Fish, you get fish that are ab- solutely fresh-_never frozen. Not cold storage fish, not salt fish, not fresh water fish, but the finest deep-sea had- dock, right out of the ocean. Just as if you caught them yourself! 40-Fathom Fish are ready for the fire. You don’t have te clean them. Heads, tails, fins, backbones, scales and all waste are removed at the pier. Then the prime, tender fillets are wrapped in pure parchment, packed in iced containers and fast-expressed to your dealer. You buy nothing but de- licious fish rneat—*‘the beefsteak of the sea.”’ Enjoy a real shore dinner right here in St. Louis. Ask your dealer for 40-Fathozm Fish. The genuine 40-Fathom brand— the fish that is guarcnteed fresh—has the 40-Fathom name and trademark on the wrapper. Look for this name and trademark. Protect yourself and family by refusing all sub- stitutes. If it isn't wrapped, it isn't 40-Fathom. 40 Fathom Fish NY, 30 Fish Pier, Boston, Mags. a Pmt BB sens O°, ae > on ee ee ee ee a 3 ” pense tne. St hs see 7 Neate & » 2 eee nolan neg teen nomi hee ~- (| Ne ake ina ami 5 lege aie Si (RO A CO OE AR NA: ee AE AS: AB b+ G08 Hs eee eo - — : ies ee — eee - eter a oa » wc ge Sagi oy NR pe tN a a ee Ke rae oe win : amin tip : ; ee ag fe a te hy bate Tb eRe FO 6 6 AE R.A . o _ ‘ ee y . +4 po 2 hy : i . ~~ «gf Pe £ a ys 6 5 Fa eee ie lee wee ne a ee ee Se Se eer ed oe we, ¥ ae a a CO rn ee ene a eo 3 ss ah 2 ‘1 a+ > rere» 7 ’ eee me = ak iS. aeimaaiat ny Sethe » 00 higge von Som = ee OEE Ais A PLE AE SOLO A — A I Oe A om “ > Se re Oe - me ee at hte thn eee . eee) . ‘eae § Rated » Settee aoaainatnantal vn : te ay 7° adeestiee bd * : -” + a, < » Marat scomel’ ee eds heathens a uf eaten ade Kot A ae : 9 ; * - = cog yor hate sence ne~ tee se a, rrp ete MaDe ore Y tn ila ihe, Dine gla Mel: AN OGG OOOO Ay Apa a Shae anna rt on

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ae SIR A he, a ee ee ee - — — Se ae ee s. -_ . Sane ; . ough her! /}/ DrOd il] Ud . igh h H In; rf Central Standard Time ~ I ee ee 545.1 aged eo i Thursday, Feb. 10. Mg nae ‘id oa wore nw Poe) OPER SO TS & ght week siient night fer LOA NS JAS hk DAA. 10 A. M. Daily - | 7 r @ 11:00 A. M. “Betty = ednesday and Friday. eKerT ro.d Mecca ~ Ev joning Program 4 7:30 P. M. SHER SHEESSESHSSHEEE SETHE ESHEETS SHEARS HPSS SSS SSS EEE ESSERE TESST REECE Re eee ~ PETERS OEP BAL? Sos sh A rf : ; . eeeveeee i tnrere Was ”, Ae eae ee | sae bas Ain aitbiec ee a x Oe MEO ing Fog ah aR. PTE SMES all Bb STN SY 9 HE Wis BRIE gl ap ed i oe 5 wy PBS nei aye or snail Foonj sie: + Z ; aw eae ig EH) tag vee af NY MR SPAT TNE RS a GER ih ag 3 ) ac op? pee PE 4 geee Ae, i ; , Av xg 9A Gene MAL ON: Ae peas ox Res ee my Sit ; : ‘ vd : 3 ya be Can-o vod Bo A a Se REG 8 a ee eee Sat ee er, © ee , . UNIVERSAL ELECTRIC COOKER samy Yao : arriage Licenses Selling fo ‘# Births Recordce “7 &- ]_ Burial Permi FREE?! This handsome HIS marvelous Electric Cooker hassomiiy set of Universal Aluminum advantages, you really have to see i6@ Ware with every Cooker monstrated to appreciate it. Come imand ‘ our special factory representative will show you: —Worth $12.50. how it roasts meat and cooks three vegetablesa® one time enough for a family of five; howit balee= pert pies, cakes and biscuits, roasts chicken a golden brown, in fact, does anything a range will do, being limited only by its size. : an ae # . . on a ia *. LO —é mn ; * 4 ‘- he ‘ ’ = EEo— eund tr) of r . — . ‘ o.2 *\ i« - . - ’ . sa aa atid $s: al xeMiey be Sint notice that that (eh ave been Tite together al The long-service dry cell on sets with drv cell ° in} $ there s nothing to compare 7 sveready No. /ifl for tnt and economical service. Rel tae = a bg ee grotep k for Eveready No, 7111 by as thee, P ne . St t 2me and number, it Sie dite’: toe to oe dock aqdudOnNS nd he didn't tr © £0 ahead He new what w: 7 Thousands af storage hatt | at back door. It w: sed sets have been swiftly altered — and ice — oe oe : into bigger distance-getters by rt sno | ; one simple change. Have you Used trom any lamp socket or electric outiegy the Universal develops a quick intense heales which remains within the cooker, costs less thal ng 2c an hour to operate, and there is no flame,smouies ee rere. ee or odor. As a summer cooking unit, the Univer’ Cooker, nineteen pieces of Universa! 3 : .. | | sal is ideal since it doesn’t heat up the krtche minum ware, valued at rougnt ee on The Universal Electric Cooker is not subject 0 UX-200-A in ed raves Si . BE a ee a oe temperament, will not ask for higher wages or socket? It is a super-detector! oe . SE pie tk ee ae nights off and will At vou vears of satisf q | service. Come in and taste the cake, cookighaay, : ‘ or biscuits baked in this cooker and you Wim | rane agree that it belongs in your home. NOTHING DOWN—Easy Payments on your light bil 5 UNION —LECTRE LIGHT AND POWER CO. I2TH AND LOCUST :- «- MAin 3220 Webster Groves - - Wellston - - St. Charles and all other branches ie ets S Bee : . Px, a’ ape ct hgh cele, Acer. «s Culinall ‘ r. Ea Sy Be + Pe FPPC OPPSEES EERSTE EERE CR eRe eee eee ee ‘ TEOROESSEPOSODORAEEDESEOTAEOD EERO DEORE EERE OEEROREORDH ESSERE ERERESEENUFEATHEEDEDEEEOSDOPONPEOOORO EERO ROEOOOREEESOREREE ROSE COORDS EOS ORES OECCESS ae tee sie Sade. seeeene ae -.* x a ind | ! Sik un k,’ sai-i Veter to himseil Then be heard ere whinine rrunting ils heart gave anoth t2tT "That's Mrs. Jin th Bit . ) ' ; . ~. = ; ’ . 1% — hea heard Pes, 7% . t> : 3 P . see * ‘ . “ae a - \ vegan | it =} ‘a ; PRICE 50c rae '* wets? ‘ the voice : ~~ a ; — ~ rig “It mu he . / ' . ; " ‘ 4 : _ “It must be one 3 any NATIONAL CARBON CO., Iwc. re, hought Peter. wr. = ' N yY . % . te | : i. Tt s,s - ’ ee. 7 eae: ight ’ ‘hls we > 4 | , ed ork San Francisco another whine Unst of Umom Cartide and Carbon Corporction thought Pater 'wo eh l'diren must be that Jimmy. Mrs. Jimmy and two hildren have (Ty i 2 down to this house. My. my, n what Pe. ee — .. ® dreadful x 1! ™ not ~~ * i. ¢ ters eee co a raid of Jimms any of his fam.- a pbesten het T sates ae oO Batteries De caugh: b Tt Uigside, especia! they lo; g iy at this tim: r : : eapecia - last PEPPORO TET ERPOE SCRE RRH CRATE OURO ROR ERR Dette ee eee eeees PPLE LEE EE ESSEC TCL eT Tee ee Tee Te seers WOE ABA PR ORE See Sap ot aR Se ak he Loy « ht, ¥ sere : - i. OP og PURv inp aS a ne » @ F asia? egg at | nessa, {f tha Rat Makes t*hree i f ors aee how hhh hhh hhh hhh hh LL a]

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