St. Louis Post-Dispatch
February 16, 1927

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; 4 COMIC PAGE TUESDAY, FEBRUARY. 15, 1999, 4} 186,225 |! 66,671 IR aching »Paying Tenants! “y Flouse, Flat, Etc. For Rent Ads in the POST-DISPATCH in 1926. MORE than in ALL the other St. Louis newspapers COMBINED. ont ‘ta T. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The Only Evening Newspaper in St. Louis With the Associated Press News Service NO. 102. - VOL. 79. ST. LOUIS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 16, 1927 —40 PAGES PRICE 2 CENTS I Wattee!)~ DAUGHERTY 1$ HOW BONDS WERE GIVEN HIN ‘Securities Traced to Harry a Daugherty’s | : Were for ‘Political Fund’ | 4 He Testifies. Account sayS JESSE SMITH - ‘TURNED THEM IN DT Government Concludes Its + Evidence in Trial Involv- ing $7,000,000 Metals Co, Deal. JOST WAIT “TIL. | THAT PARADE PASSES ON THE WAY BACK! | reer 4 the Associated Press | EW YORK, I hats. 16.—Testi- _ mony intended to show that Lib- rty bonds trace d to Harry M Yaugherty, forimer Attorney-Gen- b eval, ere given him graorirera Pon funds advance. for a political ffund was given today ot the Daugh- e apy trial. gap Government sted at 4:00 p. pepashers? and anwehei W. Mil- , former alien property custod- j bn are charged with detrauding the mited States of their best se rviees * connectior: with the transfer of $7,000, 000 of impound d assets of ‘he American Metcis Co., to Ger- mon owners, Previous testimony showed the late John. T. King, Pieeman from Connecticut, re ceived 4 “fee” of $441,000 trom Richard ee vars oj the Societe Suis. wr Valeurs de Mataux for aiding b obtait ng the impounded asse ts. fhe “fee’ was paid, Sheck and $391,000 in bonds. Taking the serial Mevernment traced 10,000 Merton-to-King bonds to De ugherty’s account in the Mid- ‘. ind National Bank at Washington eCourt House, O. d For a Political Fund. | president ot 50,000 by Liberty numibers the five of the . Mal 8. Daugherty, Mhat bank and brother of the for- Emer Cabinet member, under cross Beaminaution today, said that Jesse @ Smith, Harry Daugherty’s han- My man, took the bonds to the dank and gave them to him as part Hayment on a $65,000 caeficit in m™ politica) fund which had been Mévanced by him. - "Smith came into the bank all cited,” Ma} testified, “just a few . ys before he committed suicide. » handed me those five bonds, a —LATTER, FIRST PERSON SOA) TO a OAS LAMB CHOPS- : PLE KNOW THAT THE ‘i Sk for $3000 and. $4000 in PE Nor TO Be CATEAI- Mh. ‘Here take these,’ he said, THO, 3a" CASES CF PAPER | © Mand put them on that deficit. iw x fe you the rest later. Hat 2 YCAR ALSOAE = Mever knew of these transa etions EVER THIASG RAS VTS i Hi after’ Jesse had killed him SWELL DISAERS, THE Beet.” = eA DRESSED pe Mal Daugherty | B CHOPS - ata theck for $2125 was given by Smith in paym«nt on a : 8590 hote of Smith’s that Harry “~eaugherty held. ——ay =Ci«o incidence Shown. *The $22,168, cashier’s: check on he: Seaboard National Bank, Mal mid, was deposited to the mith extra account. The Govern- eit had previously shown — that g had opened a- special account a broker to sell four wof the ferton-to-King bonds and had got peashier’s check for $22,163 for me proceeds. The Government Maced the check to the bank but Buld- not learn to whose account it as deposited, fter Mal Daugherty md that Jesse Smfth had given the eck for $2125 at Washington Urt House Sunday, April 30, mee, the Government called a for- mr Department of JuS&tice tele- pone operator, who testified Smith i made a telephone call to At- ita, Ga., from Washington, D. - On that day, This testimony ~ . : | 2 broug Kt out at the first also testified WHEN THE. TM —_———e ie : 4 Aff hs Started as Janitor. fManing back in’ the witness if, Mal Daugherty sketched the Bory of the Daugherty family mother, he sdid. was in he etleth year, still living on the Of ground in Washington fart House where she was born parry Daugherty, he said, is 67 MS old, two years older than = lf. Mal told how at the age 2%, he became janitor in the “and National Bank, -rose to Okkteper, and after filling every Mion in hte bank became presi- He ts also president of the amercial Bank. cy Daugherty, he said, mar- tly and in 1890 moved to Mbus to practice law. He told hey mingled in polities and fae? — an Ohlo 2 PO reli wife was an Sane 2 ae was Attorney- as in the hospital. ISAs FARMERS TAKE UP GOLF Assoriated ‘Presa, SONALD. Kan., Feb, '16.—A — Composed exclust ely of 'S has been Organized here Wheat growers are putting in ch time on the links. The\wame "en taken up enthusi: istiteally. “WN as the Ww heat Growers’ f Club, the Speen on gas Pabership of $5 es : TISFACTORY MITSe - “ s UND THE CORNER oF THE tee HT Ui b= AN le A: SAO Wie We & iS \ ow .wenate “then Republican National Commit-— Jesse’ had testi-f BRANCH BANK BILL GOES TO PRESIDENT FOR SIGNATURE Senate 71 to 17 Adopts Conference Report Ac- cepted by House — Coolidge Expected to Approve Measure. By CHARLES G. ROSS Washington Correspondent of the Post-Dispatch. WASHINGTON, Feb, 16.—The late this afternoon, by a vote of 71 to 17, took the last leg- islative step necessury to send the ong pending branch bank bill to the President for his signature. Approval by Mr. Coolidge is a foregone conclusion. The action of the Senate was on a motion by Senator Pepper, o1e of the authors of the bill, to ae- cept certain amendments made by the House and to recede from cer- tuin Senate amendments. By approving this procedure the Senate majority kept the bill from being thrown back into conference between the two Houses—a course which probably would have wrecked its chances of passage at this session of Congress. | The Pepper motion posed by nine Republicans: Chief was Op- De- neen, Dllinois; Frazier, North Da- kota; Gooding,*Idaho; Howell, Ne- brascka; Lafollette, Wisconsin; McMastér, south Dakota; Stewart, lowa, and by seven Democrats: Blease, South Carolina; Dill, Wash- ington; Heflin, Alabama; § Steck, Towa; Trammell, Florida; Walsh and Wheeler, of Montana and’ by the one Farmer Labor member, Shipstead of Minnesota. Senator Borah of Idaho was absent and paired, It was announced that had be been present he would have voted against the motion. Cloture Forced Quick Action. Approval of the measure was indicated yesterday by the _ top- heavy vote by which the‘ Serate invoked the seldom-used cloture rule in order to curtail debate. Discussion thereafter was limited to one haur for each Senator. To- day’s vote came as soon as the little group opposed to the bill had spent the last of its oral ammuni- tion. CLOUDY AND COLDER TONIGHT, LOWEST ABOVE FREEZING THE T EM PERATURES, a. mm. oa | 58 veces Ye shaataas? s high 69 ( 59 (11: 30 p, m.): low n 34 (6:30 a. Official CONGRESS | cast for St. COULD USE, | and vicinity: A REFEREE Partly tonight morrow tonight, but the! lowest tempera- ture will be above freezing, Mis: ouri: Part- ly . cap uay to tonight and tomorrow; eolder tonight ex- cept in the ex- treme northwest ‘portion. fore- and colder | Illinois: Most- ly fair tonight and omorrow ex- cept for some colder tonight. 39, sunrise (tomorrow) cloudiness, Sunset 5: 6:50, Stage of the fc:t, a fall of .4. BALLPLAYER WHO KILLED UMPIRE FREED BY JURY Found Not. Guilty of Manslaugh- ter; Pleaded He Struck Vic- tim in Séetf-Defense. Special to the Post-Dispatch. NEW YORK, Yeb. Carroll, 27 years old. basebal! Mississipri 15.5 a semi-pro- accused Patrick fessional player, ef causing the death of McTavey, an umpire, during a game in Long Island City last Sept. 26, was acquitted of man- slaughter last night by a jury. The jury was out eight hours, Carroll was accused of Killing McTavey by hitting him on the jaw. In the eighth inning, it was testified, McTavey called a runner safe at third hase. Carroll pro- tested, striking McTavey in the face. The umpire died « few hours later from cerebral hemorrhage. Carroll ; leaded that he struck Mc- Tavey only a.ter pempeed to hit him with a heavy haschall mask. U. S, NAVAL “AIRPLANES ORDERED TO NICARAGUA Additional Company of Marines Also to Be Sent From San Diego to Corinto. By the Associated Press. WASHINGTON, Feb. 16.—A di- vision of. airplanes and a company of Marines were ordered by the Navy Department today to pro- ceed from San Diego to Corinto, Nicaragua, as soon as the planes can be made ready. They will be taken strover tender Melville. 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Oscar Studt, 23 years old, died early today at St. Mary’s Hospital of injuries suffered last night when he was crushed against the wall of a garage at his home, 874 Greeley avenue, Webster Groves, by his own automobile, which he was cranking. An inquest verdict of unavoidable accident was returned at Kirkwood today. Testimony was that Studt’s sis- ter, Helen, was in the machine and that he told.her to throw the gears into neutral and she by mistake threw them into low speed. “When he pulled the crank the machine started forward and pinned him against the wall. Studt operated a garage and re- pair shop at 613 East Lockwoo?t avenue, Webster Groves. -He was unmarried and lived* with his par: ents, Mr. and Mrs, Herman Studt + + PASSENGER IN AUTO THAT KILLED CHILD SENTENCED TO PRISON Woman as Much to Blame as Driv- er Who Fled, Court Rules; Given 1 to 20 Years, By the Associ: ated Prese SEATTLE, W ash.., Feb, 16.— Holding that a passenger in an au- tomobile which fatally injured a person was as muchto blameas the driver of the car, Superior Judge A. W. Hawkins yesterday sentenced Mrs. Christine Hopkins to from 1 to 20 years in the State peniten- tiary. She was convicted of manslaugh- ter on charges resulting from the death of Lois Ames, 11 years old. The driver of the. car, in which Mrs. Hopkins was riding, fled fol- lowing the’ accident and could‘ not be found. ‘THE CAPTIVE’ CLOSES JUST BEFORE STAGE CLEANUP TRIAL Would Be “UnWise and Impolitic’ to Continue Production, By the Associatean’ Press. NE W YORK, Feb. 16.—Shortly before time for the court heariny in the case of “The Captive,” one of three plays ratded in last week’s Stage cleanup campaign, producers announced they had decided it would be “unwise and impolitic’”’ te continue the run of the play. It was indicated that both ‘‘Sex” and “The Virgin Man’ also would withdraw to forestall prosecution. ‘SI PERSONS KILLED IN NEW EARTHQUAKE IN JUGO-SLAVIA Another Terrific Tremor In Same Region That Was Shaken Sunday. Avsociated Press ‘BELGRADE, Jugoslavia, Feb, 16 —A terrific earthquake demolished 26 houses and killed 91 persons at Ljubinje, Herzegovina yesterday, the quake occurring in the same region as that of Sunday. A small river in the area disappeared due toa chahge in the earth’s strata... Reports of damage and casualties in the earth- quakes Sunday are incomplete. §1,.000,000 E — Ww orth ‘Only $2500 RB the \=s2 3 ‘AMIGAGO. Feb 16.—A $1,000,000 inventory of the estate of Warren retired business man, filed in Probate Court, has been found 7500 Notés ag- to be worth only $2 gregating $1,060,000, made over to Cottrell by his sister, Mrs. Louisa Williams of Sioux City, la, were found to be worthless as were rights in foreign countries to eight patents affected ALDERMAN WIMER TAKES ACTION FOR A TRANSIT SURVEY Calls Special Committee to Draft Resolution for Ap- peal to Legislature ° for Enabling Act. EXPERT COMMISSION WOULD BE FORMED This Is in Line With Editor- ial-Suggestion of Post- Dispatch Which Has Been Widely Indorsed. \ The specia] rapid transit com- mittee of the Board of: Aldermen will meet tomorrow morning, on the cal] of Alderman S. L. Wimer of the Twenty-seventh Ward, chairman, for the purpose of draft- ing a resolution which will em- power the committee to go to Jef- islature to, pass the pending bill for,creation of a Rapid Transit Commission, This action is in line with the Post-Dispatch editorial, printed last Friday, urging immediate cre- ation of a body of experts to pre- pare a rapid transit plan for St, Louis. Wimer returned today from Hot Springs and issued the call for the committee’s meeting. The resolu- tion will be paced before the Board of Aldermen Friday, under suspen- sion of the rules, with a view to immediate passage, so that the committee can go to Jefferson City early next week and urge passage of the measure, Two more members of the Board of Aldermen, in addition to 19 whose expressions have been rint- ed previously, have announced T they favor the Post-Dispatch edi- torial suggestion. Those whose views have been riven include six of the seven mem- bers of the special rapid transit committee of the board. The six favored the Post-Dispatch plan, The chairman of the committee, Alder- oan Wimer, will comment later. Be- sides the 19/favorable expressions, one alderman was not in accord with the suggestion, and one with- held any expression, while some others have not been reached for statements, | The statements made today are: | Waldman Heartily In Favor of Survey. Herman C. Waldman, Twenty-eighth Ward: .“T heartily favor the policy ad- vocated in the. Post-Dispatch ed- itorial. A survey of the whole transit situation, should be made by experts and a comprehensive plan adopted before an agreement is concluded regarding the period of time a new franchise should cover.” : Utilities Committee Would Need Facts. George Meisinger, Alderman Tenth Ward, member Public Util- ities Committee: “Tf a new franchise ordinance is introduced in the Board of Al- dermen it will in all probability bs referred to our committee, where it should be considered carefully to see that the interests of the ptiblic are safeguarded. A survey ef the whole transporta- tion problem by men competent to advise our committee would undoubtedly aid us in drafting the proper legislation. Muca will depend on what kind of a commission. is appointed and the utmost care should be taken in selecting its members.” The suggestion that an elevated structure, at least in the district west of Grand boulevard, may be a necessary part of a rapid .transit plan, was made by George W. 2aumhoff, former genera] man- ager of local street railway lines> in a letter printed yesterday. Overhead Monorail System Is Suggested. Another form of this idea ap- pears in a letter received today from Edwin A. MKieselhorst, a downtown business man, who sug- gests the suspended mono-rail sys- tem, in use in some cities of Ger- many. Kieselhorst writes: Your recent editorial on the St. Louis transportation p?foblein was excellent. 1 believe a rapid transit commission of experts should be appointed to consider the. problem from every possible angle-—-past.epresent and future Possibly the offering of a prize for the best suggestion for a4 modefn systen® of passenge! transportation, might be helpful to the commission. The thought has mind for many years same traffic arteries Alderman been in my that the through- vsed for out the city. could be city, county and Statewlde Continued on Page, 3, Column &. ferson City and request the Leg- rand a@ copper-lined JAVeSCH, BLASTING A SHAFT IN ROCK TO RESCUE IMPRISONED DOG Fox Leads Hound Into Den Just Before Roof Falls—Rey- nard Wriggles Out. By the Associated Press. WOODRUFF, S.C. Feb. 16. — A fox that led “Rip,” a valuable fox hound, into a cave den, where he was trapped by a fall of rock 30 feet from the entrance, was cap- tured alive today, ~giving rescue workers hope that they might res- cue the dog, imprisoned since Sat- urday night. A prisoner in the den with the dog, the fox is believed to have squeezed through aie small opening made by repeated blasts of workers. It was scampering for safety when caught. Rescuers in shifts, labored throughout the night, encouraged by a faint bark from “Rip” : oster- day afternoon. Farmwork was for- gotten as the community vallied to the aid of a dog in distress. The workers began sinking. a shaft through a sofid rock strata to a point immediately behind the Obstruction caused by a fall. of stone, they were within a few feet of the dog. Dynamite has removed tons of earth and-stone, and sevcrai small trees were uprooted as the relief effort went forward. “Rip” was close on the fox’s heels Gatordas night when the fox darted into the cave. By the time the hunters had arrived: the dog was out of sight. FINDLY REINSTATED BY. CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Secretary, Who Was Forced to Re- sign for Remarks at Luncheon Returns to His Job. William T. Findly was back of work as general secretary of the Chamber of Commerce today. The directors re-elected him last eve- ning, five days after requiring him: to resign because of his remarks. made in jest but deemed indiscreet, as to the State Legislature. Findly was at Jefferson ‘City Tuesday of last week with a dele- gation of business men. At the weekly luncheon: Wednesday, he said it would be ‘better to send a “Slad-hander, with prewar. stufé st6mach,” to the capital, than to send delegations there. Members of the House and Senate, in talks Thursday, expressed their disapproval of the remarks. Later, after learning that Findly had lost his job, the House and Senate ace notified the officiais of the Chamber that reinstatement of Findly would not offend them. “Findly has accepted the reap- pointment,” said a bulletin issued today. FORMER STATE TREASURER DIES IN FEDERAL PRISON G. Harold Gilpatric of Connecticut Was Convicted of Violating National Banking Act. By the Associated Press. ATLANTA, Ga., Harold Gilpatrick, former State Treasurer of Connecticut, died at the Atlanta Federal Prison today. He was serving a sentence of 15 years for violation of the national banking act. Prison officials said tMat Gil- patric suffered a brain hemorrhage last night and died early this morn- ing. ‘He was from Putsam, Conn., and his brother was notified of his illness and death. Gilpatric began service of his sentence on Oct. 24, 11924. Sentenced at New Haven, Conn., early in 1924, for a violation of the Federal banking laws, Gilpatric attempted suicide. The bullet which blinded him also is held respon- sible for his death by prison phy- sicians, who think that the hem- orrhage.was due to complications resulting from the old wound, ac- cording to Warden John W. Snook. THREE BOYS ADMIT MURDER With Another They Killed Chicago Grocer; Got $3.40, By the Associated Press. CHICAGO, Feb. Black, 17 years old, Arthur Shiv- ers. 19, and Robert Fowler, 18, confessed last night they held up and killed Barnett Berkowitz, a erocer, a week ago, together with a fourth boy who has not yet been arrested, They obtained $3.40, or 85 ecents each, they said. WIFE KILLS OPERA SINGER iy the Associat ed BP Press, VIENNA, Feb. 16.—Trajan tenor of the Vienna Na- Opera. was shot and killev by his wife in a fit of jealousy at the moment they were entraining for Berlin, where the singer was lo fill an engagement. Grosavescu was popular with the iVennese public. He sang many roles with Marie Jeritza, the Aus- trian operatic star... Champagne Worth $50,000 ‘seized. By the As womiated Press NEW YORK, Feb. aarti vatued at more than $5%,00¢ customns oificials oa hoard the steamer Ambridge at ‘ver dock: in Hoboken last. night. A searching squad spent seven oir in locating 4200 bottles of tue lquo; in bags in a coal bunker. The Am. bridge ts under charter from (the I'nited States Shipping Doard to th American Diamond Line Moarfet- ture proceedings were impossibic, as the ship ts Government erty, Feb. 16.—G. 16. — James Gro- tional 16.—C hain was sc¢ized by They believed today that | prop- | courtroom during bitz. i p Phhis Happened in Just Before Noon T New York i LOL NM ed ea eh eh ee i a ie ea ee a i a a LO OL LOLOL ea lad ad ae i eae ee a r % 1S +e pte”, Ae ae WORKMEN ‘repairing damage done by high winds on the fifty- first story of the Woolworth Building, New York City. photograph made at 11 a. m., Eastern’ time, and sent by telephone to the Post-Dispatch, was on sale on the streets here before 3 p. m. POPOV LOLOL OLN LOLI OP LOI LOD tA LB hh i : - > ya - . a , * - lw * ” “ . a. r > Pm . . ‘ » . ~ , ? ca . % n, “i ete ie te el ee ee ae, a ee, i ae a a ae, ee ae ee a et ee ee a a a le a el a ee en ee ee Ce ee a - -- PLS —International Photo. The COAL MINERS AND OPERATORS WIDELY APART IN DEMANDS Workers Firm Against Wage Plan of Employers Designed to Meet Nonunion Competition. By the Associated Press. ' MIAMI, la., Feb, 16.— Widely divergent proposals today were be- fore mineérs and operators who are negotiating for a new wage agree- ment in the unionized central field, Miners and operators agree there are “‘several iils’’ in the bituminous coal industry but they are not © reed on causes or cures. The first proposal of the oper- ators is that a continuous wage scale must be formulated on a com- petitive basis with nonunion fields in order to stabilize the industry. The miners contend that wage reductions will not accomplish sta- bilization. Their position is that cure or ills must come from with- in the industry and not through the drafting of a continuous com- petitive scale, The cperators stems that com- petition with nonunion’mines, par- ticularly those in .Kentucky and West Virginia, is ruining their business, union* mines, with lower than the have been able to undersell them. The joint wage conference was told here by Phil H. Penna of Terre Haute, Ind., that the union- ized coal industry must have re- lief. “Any agreement made here” he said, “must give us a chance to work out our salvation on a@ com- petitive basis.’ PRIVATE MAIL iL PLANES FLY 2,174,772 MILES IN YEAR Holders of Cantracts Cover 13 Routes, With Dallas to Chicago Trip Longest. Rv the Associated Press, WASHINGTON, Feb. 15.—Air- planes carrying mail under con- tract for the Government flew 2,- 174.772 miles during 1926. The figures, given out by the Commerce Department, do not in- elude the mileage made by the Postoffice Department's own trans- eontinental service, which has not vet been transferred to commercial operators. The flying was done on 13 differ- ent routes, the longest of which has Dallas and Chicago for its term-|! inals. Nearly a half million miles were flown by the planes on this route. »The next most used route, from Salt Lake to Los Angeles, ran up 303,924 miles c* flying, YACHT SINKS, LEITER ESCAPES Chicagoan and Party of Frie rds | Spe mi Several Hourseon Logs. Tt. saocjinted Py ‘XEW ORLEANS, 16.—Jo- seph Leiter of Chicago and a party of friends spent several hours on near the mouth of the Mis- sissippi River after his yacht Em- struck a hidden snag and wages much unionized field, - Feb 1 cree IDOLS mie sunk. In the were W. B. Alford of the Dupont Powder Co.;: D. W. ulton, vice president of the Zeigler Coal Co.. Zeigler. Hh: John Dy- mond of New Orleans and the yacht’s crew of (wo. CHANGES WIVES IN § MINUTES Ohio Man. Divorced, Immediate! y Marrics Again. Me the A caremiat ed Preee , ST... tke AIRSVILLE, O., Feb. 16, I af‘-r he chtained a yesterday from his wife of i(‘harles Woodland of was married to Mrs party -Five minutes divorce 30 vears, Barnesville Lydia Eneles. waited for him outside the the divor¢e hear since they claim the non- b approaches by the FLOOD DERALS TRAN AND KILLS ENGINEER California Tresile Gives Way and Flyer’s Forward Sec- tion Goes in Creek. f By the Associated Press. WHITTIER, Cal., Feb. 16. Search of the wrecked Union Pa- cifie flyer, the Los Angeles ‘lim. ited, which last night was plunged into Puente Creek, five miles north of here, and a chéck up of the passengers and employe Ust today showed that only ohe man, the engineer, lost his life. Six in- jured passengers employes were ready today to continue their as traffic has heen _—_— and trip as soon restored, As the train moved over the tres- tle, a part of its supports buckied and the locomotive, tender, diner and a baggage car plunged into the torrent. Engineer Is Killed. Charles Ireland, engineer, was killed when he attempted to leap from his cab as the locomotive dove into -he water. C. H. Waters, Salt Lake City hotel proprietor, is the only pas- senger known to have been injured. His injuries were slight. Five other injured persons, all Members of the train personnel, were brought to a hospital here. The most seri- Ously dnjured was F. L. Frazier, fireman, of Los Angeles, who was severely burned and has possible intexnal injuries. The other hospital patients are: Claude Hartzheim, cook, Los An- geles, scalded; Paul W. Boe, cook, Los Angeles, burned about face and body; W. H. Bolden, negro walter, Los Angeles, feet crushed: James Barkdoll, chief cook, Glendale, scalded. Barkdoll, in his kitchen when the diner toppled into the adie smashed his right hand through the window of the compartment and crawled out on the roof of the car and then helped his two assistants to safety. The trio pulled themégelves up on the superstruc- ture of the bridge which remained standing. Woman's Mother Missing. ‘jthe one already started lly and publicly. ITALY, LIKE FRANCE, WILL OPPOSE U. S. ARMS: PLAN Task Already Begun by. League, Says Paris — Rome Will Insist Cut Will Menace Defense. KELLOGG SAYS PLAN IS MISUNDERSTOOD Paris Government Declafes It Is Unwilling to Weak- en Authority of Geneva Organization. ee By ‘the Associated Presa, ar ROME, Feb. 16.—~Ttaly will fél- |low France’s lead in rejecting Pres- ident Coalidge’s naval disarmament proposal, it was announced |. a semi-official communique this, morning. The Italian reply is ready and ‘will probably be deliy- « 4d some time today. Pi The reasons for Italy’s- rejection of the proposal were .-not an- nounced, but it is understood ‘they aré based upon the“insisténce that a reduction in sfbmarines, cestroy- ers and other light types of naval vessels would . jeopardize the de- fense of the long. coast lines ef Italy and her African colonies, By PAUL Y, A ANDERSON, % A Staff Correspondent of the Post- Dispatch, WASHINGTON, Feb. 16.—Franee ainent conference for the purpose of starting another, especially when . offers greater promise of slcctesa, Government's reply ‘to. Pregident Coolidge’s proposal that France, Great Britain, Japan, Italy and the limit tonnage in submarines, cruis- ers and destroyers. The French note was handed to American Am- by Foreign Minister Briand, made public here yesterday, While conveying appreciation of the “lofty aims” which inspired the Coolldge proposal, it reiterates that France’s disarmament hopes are pinned on the League of Nationa, and that France does not intend to jeopardize the good work already accomplished at Geneva by running off on what may prove to be a wild-goose chase. The language is courteous, but the meaning is clear. Slight Chance of Success. Soon after the text was receive by the State Department last nigh Secretary Kellogg issued’ q@ state- ment in which he complained, tn'a decidedly pained tone, that _Presi- dent Coolidge’s proposal apparent- ly had been misunderstood by the French Government. The Presi- dent, he said, had no fmfention of interfering with the disarmament program at Geneva. On the con- trary, he wanted to assist in it. Considered together with Italy's attitude and the statem nt of the Japanese Nayal Minister that Ja- pan’s navy already is at minimum strength for its absolute require. ments, the French rejection fndi- cates that the President's proposal has a very remote chance of suc- cess, It indicates, ‘and snoreover, that President Coolidge did not take ‘he precaution of privately sounding out ail the Governments concernad before making his proposal formal- This would have been the ordinary diplomatie courer, These developments grenatiy strengthened the view of Senators who had asserted tha€the propoesi was inmade for purposes of lome “The dining car steward came along,” .Barkdo!l later’ related, | “and asked what had become of} the passengers who were watiting to be gerved. We hadn’t seen them so tha two boys and I broke the glass windows and pulled out fe men and two women. Thore who got gut crawled on their hands and knees along the top..of the car until ‘hey reached the bank in safety. The car then settled down into the water.” ‘ Rafiroad men reportec that thé trestle had been weakened at both foree of flood days and had} weight of the vaters for three buékled under the locomotive. A “feeler” locomotive had been sent safely over the bridge a few minutes ahead of the limited and the train was given orders to proceed. The flyer, left Los Angeles at 6 p. m yestefday. The: Conti. nental limited, another east-bound flyer, was estopped at the bridge five minutes after the wreck, The two traine were consolidated and rerouted early today. * i consumption, an general and with @& view te influencing domestic polities, rath- er than tn the hope of wee niualty achieving something itn the way of disarmament. What League Is Doing. Pointing out that one of the ea. ser@ini nims of the League cf Nations fs to accomplish a general limitation of armaments, ‘he Freneh note declares that the League has berun ite taek Tt fas convened at Geneva a preparatory commission to make ready for conference t armaments of all kinds ying | the natione of the world have ten invited to participate Teehni«. coinmissione have heen at work for months, and definite progress har been made. The effect of the Coolidge prs- posen!. France declares, would be to hold “on the side a epecial con- ference, in which only’a few Powers would participate.” and whose decist if they became effective, would have to be receg- nized by nations which hed taken Continued on Paue 2 Cotdews 4. . bie ens is unwilling to abandon one disarmse | That is the gist of the French. United States enter a conference to’ bassador Herrick at Paris yesterday” Sak ns ones in - AIOE Nhe AOE ABR POA GE OO NES RATE > beat ean our

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f NG, FEBRUARY 16, 1927 — A tee ec ata ——. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH_ _.WEDNESDAY EVENI PAGE 3 _ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH ___ ~ FOUR U.S. COMPANRSRARIS HEAD HECKLED Dei: MEXICAN i A — nV WATERMAN AV PROPERTY OWNERS ae - etary Kellogg noms ite That 40 Others Objed to Oil Terms, © Associated Press. Wr ASHINGTON, Feb. four of the more than Americans owning oj! lands Mexico have applied for conf] tory concessions under tne atic Tires or No) asd on That Line De- * manded by Geant ° 1 6 Ghai Fe informed today jteu m Jaws of Mexico, the gem cna by Seon mm i Nel (acti Photo PIN EDO. 08S J ONIGHT | : |rations, the message to the Senate. | cifically | cept the mander pects Atlantic . From | na, he , Brazil. is 1875 (country. - > o- ; i Gulf } ‘and hese idee. are thie Penn en OME luel @" ‘the * =e ‘xas Peal Asphalt C O., he Fast Ge we aa it AT TO CARRY | fo. and the New England Peal MATTER TO COURTS Replying to @ resolutien 0 | (3j] his iiry by Senator Norrig (Rep). ) ‘ raska, the Secretary aq t¢4 “resident of People’s Co. ul nderstanding that the fa ° wo companies mentioned were nes Tells Meeting That Cost ively producing Petroleum Mexico, and that the other yi of Change Demanded Is | owned no fee property in 1, ~ Prohibitive. | The other 43 persons and corpo. fn" added, have refused or have faileg a “Gentiemen, to accept the provisions of the *“s0. )& depend on the horse and buggy, called petroleum law of Mexigg” | These companies were listed gne as having refused to : new petroleum law: | Richard W. Meade of Atlantic Refining Co., Atlang Pee Motorbus Co. ©il Corporation, Humble ¢ > “Good enough!” back Refining Co., Island Qil ane : rr 7 ’ ; aT) SS + of V aterman avenue. fransport Corporation, a resident Stand the 4 pa . . - . “ agree Oil Co. of California, Standarg of > Oui of the indignation and ex- night's Co, of New Jersey, Mexican Coe -,eitement that attended last Anglo-Mexican Petroleum Ce meeting of the Waterman Avenue if you are going to going to have a met- - “you never are *ropolitan city.’ said President 4g the People's shouted Lid., Royal EORGE HASSELL and Mrs. —Internationa!l This Eva ee 4 sent to Cali- Marie Vogel and her three children. P] DOtLo fornia by a sister of Mrs. Vogel who lives in Whi patent Pa., led to the identification of the skele- tons of the ‘mother and her cama oe KILLED WIFE HANGED SA Ee LLINOIS FARMER WHO Runaway Boy Who Murdered 13 Persons Tells Life Story i | chunk of FRIENDS TRYING 10 HALT PROSECUTIO UF PURITY’ JONES Laundrymen and Others Involved in His Bubble. Backing Plan to Reor-| ganize Company. “Purity” Jones, who failed with total Habilities of $2,726,000 after kiting the credit of the David A. Jones Co., with what bankers re- ported amounted to $1,300,000 of fraudulently duplicated notes, has set out to raise $100,000 miore among laundrym.n friends and |}customers, his attorneys announced | today. When | Jan. 17 — schemes St. went to the wall last after involving 187 laundries in his credit Louis laundrymen who | kne w his magic said that Jones would come back. There was even superstituous talk on a cash which believed to be hi ong up his sleeve. that all he “Purity” some It appears now up his sleeve was pean. “Reorganization” is the watch- word which Jgnes will breathe into the ears of friends and customers, many of them whose notes he is accused of duplicating and others big | Purity was} had | a reorganization | company and incidentally to spread the gospel of salvation for Its president. | .Then “Purity,” through attor-_ | neys, let it >be known that in many | instances the laundrymen whose | _hotes he duplicated or whose chat- _tel mortgages he faked were not above reproach, themselves. Word | got around at meetings of credi- | tors with laundrymen or’ with Jones’ attorneys that Jones might well countercharge many of his friends and customers with collu- , s1i0n. Jones let it be known that he might show that in many in- stances he could not have floated fake mortgages without help from his laundrymen customers. As for the dpulicated paper—wasn't it possible that the laundrymen had ; given Jones accommodation pa- per? Many of thé apparently du- | plicated notes were in reality ac- | commodation notes, Jones’ friends | argued. In their dealings with the banks | and finance companies Jones’ friends have been equally adroit. He | has civil counsel and counsel to! represent him in thee riminal case. It has been part of the duty of the civil counsel to show bank and fi- | |nance corporation creditors that | |the best interest of the liquidation | |'would be served by adopting a/| | friendly attitude toward Jones. } ; Was One-Man Concern. The A. Jones Co., i friends argued, was a man before the ‘and will be a one-man concern | the reorganization. Solvent (Or insolvent, Jones is the David A. | Jones Co. and is its largest creditor holds $232,000 of the $400,000 capital stock and has loaned the | company $381,000 through a sub- 'sidiary concern. Were the com- pany saved he would have the larg- est individual] holding. David have concern his | Oone- smash it after | He Nt te tae. just put 7 Oem. into _A SCREEN TEST OF AL SMITH vm OF WIFE FOUND BURED HE Democratic aspirant for the Toresiaentia nomination | had this effect on a “take-your- | own-movie-for-a-quarter” operation a poo ; —E Poplar Bluff, Mo., Farmer De- nies Knowledge of Crime Disclosed by Boys. oo -- | Special to the Post-Dispatch. POPLAR BLUFF, Mo., Feb. 16. -— te ep Mec, oA me awe “ : - . Be ae in ms ‘ ie 1 ‘ ub 8S ee a a a ree mtd LBB tey ek a ated Sal adits We ads \e oat a ee oe a ee * chee atic sone t-Glladnbin a LNG di tiga Pat, hte CA Weer Pet te i ee ae womens, ve tte ed ee en owe net” ab adi AN Aas the m 1 RR An A a RN ABO a ata ieeiON men: open dle a eetanei. Tomi Dutch Shell and Leg ~*Improvement Association, organ- pold Newborg, W. L. Hernstadt .. ¢ ‘Malcolm C. Anderson. 3 ao Cempel the B People’s Motorbus Co. to remove | Secretary Kellogg said the Stal Department understood that thempemolid-tired double-deck busses from concerns controlled about 90 pe; Waterman, there emerged a cent of the actively producai@fashes of humor. petroleum lands of México acquiggiiiy. “Ou; Re ee the Mexican Constitution ur busses — at moderate } Zacchet- 1917; and that they produce at , ppeed.” said Meade. | Special to Bolama, |} 70 per cent of the oil produced i + “What is nioderate voted to | Mexico, _ from a skeptic. ; from whom he already has obtained small personal loans. Morris and Adrain Levinson, his civil attor- neys, have interested eastern cap- ital, they report, to the extent of | $100,000 and Jones must raise a like sum here to stave off a per- manent receivership. Plan to Save Jones. There has been little talk of | prosecuting Jones among the bank- | fina corporation ,officers laundrymen he involved in bubble. From an authorita- | source the Post-Dispatch has | that the of the “re- is a carefully to Jones a 10-year old daughter of Jack- son also eaid her step-mother had whipped her. The girl told Prosecutor Poy- nor that Mrs. Jackson explained that she was “going away ani might return sore time” after she had talked to her husband about keeping their 2-year old. daughter. {She had been in the habit of leay- ry home and being away for sev- .eral. days, Jackson says. Charles Minton had _ recently moved onto the farm vacated hy Jackson and Minton’s step-son. Joe Sanderson, 11, yesterday found the body which was about a mile from the former Jackson home. A Coroner's jury this afternoon recommended that Jackson and hia son be held for trial. An examil- nation of the body indicated that Mrs. Jackson had been truck with a blunt weapon. SAVE YOURHAIR while you have hair to save. Don’t wait until it is too late—start today to use ‘Newbror Herpicide Druggists sell it - | As He Faces Electric Chair Joe (Peck) Smith Pays fase ty at Shawneetown, Pro- | : : Setting He Is fonocent.. | Leaving Home Was His One Big Mistake, Cn Says George J. Hassel—Doesn’t Know the oo seaseggipal Yet Why He Turned Killer. SHAWNEETOWN, Fab. 16. ! ; i—Joe Sraith, 52-year-old 4 | GaHatin SAYS METAL DEFECTS CAUSED. WRECK OF THE SHENANDOAH Research Director Asserts X-Ray Examinations Show Storm Not Cause of Crash. $v the Associated Press. NEW HAVEN, Conn., Feb. the metal work of the Shenandoah were the real cause of | the crash over Zanesville, O., on Sept. 3, 1925, according to Prof. George L. Clark, director of the research laboratory of applied | psychology of the Masschusetts In- Jones’ bitterest - enemies / stitute of Technologv in an inter- agree that his company has assé ts| View with the New Haven Regis- worth saving is desired en- | ter today. erprise here. Laundrymen got! For many months service on their machinery through | been making minute Jones which they unable to! al sections of the obtain from other ies, and his in the X-ray laundry supply business was a boon the university, ‘to local laundries Thus, Jones’! him to the 'frierbds are able to argue that “dol- | in the metal, rather than the fury lar diplomacy” dictates that Jones’; Of the storm through which the ‘business and Jones, himself, be | Shenandoah was riding, caused the saved. Meanwhile, Jones is trying | T48e¢y- ‘to raise that $100,000. $58, “The résults of our study do not place the responsibility. on the manufacturers of the metal or the | dirigible. It was merely a case of inadequate knowledge. for a prosecution, Jones has served notice that he will show large in- |tereSt payments to them whick might not stay within the | legal 8 per cent limit. To the (banks he has said that the only way to pull the David A. Jones ©o. out of its collapse is to pull | David A. Jones out, too. It is un-| derstood that Eastern capital] inter- | ested in the reerganization would | ,not come in should Jones be forced | through a criminal] prosecution and |! of the David A. Jones | : appear in connection with un- | favorable publicity. he rapid br in the ontinent ma from D, vester- : the — few before 16.— speed ?"’ This Defects in (Peck) > ee ae ( a nce _Ovy NTSVILLE, Hassel persons. hour.” said County Sed lai for the muroaer | The | 11:34 w- the | killed Moody his the has fil] mene, the Replying to the inquiry in 2 “Fifteen miles an ate | Norris resolution, Secretary Kello poleade. em said: ; Tf,” retorted another skeptic . peeee “The Department of State g you can show me the busses not given’any advice or instream, £° 15 miles an hour, I'll eat - eee tions to any American persons of ° “A double-deck sandwich,” a | r the po-| corporations with regard to qj seutral remarked. above-mentioned petroleum lawf#im “Waterman avenue was a; has supplied interested Ameriferespectable street uhti eitizens.or their counsel, with fage@me,” property owners information regarding the genemme X°W the pavement’s position of the Government of tape five a hog ove United States with respect to ¢impe'ts neck.” wees of American nationals o ing property in Mexico, so that iction taken by such nationa might be based “pve & comple ® the residential.streets.”’ said understanding of.the position of oe Alt wesk ¥ took « vial Government of the United. States j betor from Canada for lee es ute He the premises.” city. He . c : 1 we hte : y. asked me what street we The secretary declined to ere on and I told him ‘Wadshing- phage the co nee be eg on Mon boulevard.’ ‘Oh, a boulevard,’ oO e c , se “Ac ] } tay oS 2 ta Re rare gid he. Presently a heavy truck pe a dairy company got in front:of the com- ed Americans, saying he could Pus. Then atruck of a packing possibility | see that the correspondence mompany loaded with bulls. ‘Oh, 4) ‘throw any light upon the'situ meee, bull-evard,’ said my visitor.” ) Some of the Waterman avenue idents were opposed to hearin; leade, ng the meeting for property owners only. but > j James H. Wear and 4 Shapleigh told Meade to petted with his statement tompanys 's attitude. HU George J. 13 declines to integy | hanged here today 16. | November. has eprung at jail yara and pny- sicians present pronounced him dead six minutes later. Smith was convicted in the Gallatin County name |of his wife last only one.”’ | trap Gallatin County was basis e ¥ thy gave Even PE aq 3. habv : ; Jones! s the and a of the east meeting, ‘No to E hav2 Coinia La1riy State ’ mist SSeS mu \ by a Jury Court. three pe — attorney Supreimne Clark has studies of giant dirigi- laboratories of and these have led conclusion that defects he de¢lai not ‘fit r, without breaking ner of the J ampted to Te it consid- | commit- | quirement | nce in of- bled out of sht began. le to quell er patrol- Alled in. Gf after 15 ere. made, B exhibited ised jaws. ed. met hle were Cc] to reorganization unless we Jones.” Ineer reor- Jones’ nave his | jes ‘tails mn ‘cr _- A Canadian Fun. “Soret } should he done “keep heavy busses and trucks of sede The Board Tuesday fused to Was appealed fused to interfere. “I am innocent olf crime Smith told reporters, “but I am ready to die and hold mi: to- | ward no one.’ Two ministers at-j\ as, ung het case take sales of the understood that interests insisted in also Small put re- an- is > .0 $10,000 Store Manager Robbed of $31. Michael street, | held tween ’* Jones is unde! Federal warrant charg- using mails to. to defraud. Post- are investigating qa view to pre- to the’ Federal and a rom Win- she rf “=e, Chestn 2856 manager up on Emmett Eleventh at & Accomac Erocery, was | avenue, he. | and Twelfth bond on a ing him with further a scheme with | office Inspectors his operations with streets, o'clock Jast night by my j senting the ‘two who took -$21 é Ok.. | grand jury. ; been | ) Page the man who says there’s no romance in busi- ness: He’lJ get a thrill. in finding business facts stran- ger than fiction, when he reads 1s « ear that +} 111ce Say Lilae ine of a ‘ . . ; i ti as G and to this day I haven't deter- | Iv’ chiidren, from prosecution. It popped into my mind awe Which eas ol Court for a writ of error and super- 21-year-old stepson, Aldon were cold. the de of the . f : sev ; : - cr a and that hoard re- | with miderir ng his wit e and seven TO Los Angeles and stored the mn). polics reorganize qd company : +} Ot tines we returned } qd, and three 2 ; are ’ iad lived,’ and three other ct evs ‘mon + “Purity ters, Tex.,; to see my wife, but tended him until after midnight. voing, I pladly say.” he right. 1927.) ‘eckon we lay | €FS,s Tex., Fed for two or three hours but all of a | and admits he sudden I found myself choking her | »'S Dan | Aap i! learned bo | mined what prompted me to do it |°™“ ! * ape eae, aie ig Lo BPP Bi then choked the three | organization tenes ‘ution, set Feb. 25 in| first the boy, who was en the | Suarded attempt rag me but Hassel | girl, 3, and the one-year old. We “ee an appeal, at Amariiio, : that weeks ago. The death will delay the electrocution i the hote | had dug under the floor |... «peorganizers’ ” was recommended and until -the courtg have acted on it. | was a fit place to bury them all, for Smith appealed to the Hassel was “onvicted of killing ;so I did it—even before the bod- which was refused Monday. | Hassel. near Farwell last Decem-j| “7 didn’t leave Whittier. as ht | ganization as announced by was taken before the/|ber. He was not tried on eight | have been expected. JI packed my attorneys it is planned to of Pardons Chicago|other indictments charging him | wife’s belongings and carried them | Jones charge of the intercede. Gov. ) other children Hassel also ad-| wrpere t a woman who had/{! eastern fi- last night, ‘mits the killjng of another woman, separated from her husband; and | nancial upon this Mrs. Minnie Vogel, with whem hej; to Whittier I lived | detail. with Her about in Whittier Cal. then moved to Salt Lake ¢ “anything that I migh there, I again drifted oe to ‘ill keep boys from going the Way | Nan’t: anything to do Smith’s wife bea to pamegaas by in an interview discussing his| y,.6 s6 I moved back ta California their home near Ridgway. | “T have been asked what | “In 1924, T got a oa my thoug! are hour ap-| +>}? 4 am Willi | Wor have vw as ten — + ~ lavor. . tor ’ at letter matter men SECRET TO BE KEPT TILL 977 Connecticut E:x-Gover- | nor Sealed, as His Will Directs. AsO Press NE Ww HAVEN, Conn. Fifty years nee a sealed Meade said 3,000,000 passengers | container containing the a year were carried over the Lo-| which the late ex-Gov. Simeon cust - Lindell - Waterman - Skinker/| Baldwin kept for years, oe sie _ No. 3, and 2,000,000 of them’! will be opened and their contents my life. whi n J pvaversed Waterman avenue. He! made public. “guetta Pini Avoted former Street Commission-! The containe 1 j i nage oR per James (. Travilla as finding the custody aterman paveinent, Colony Histeris Ween Union and Skinker;, in ance with the condition considering the severe | will. he ; winter and lack of repair work. He! nis ojdest Psaid cr, B. Dorris, automotive engi- ative within peeer, had estimated would cost A letter prom $2500 to $3000 to reconstruct | that the a double for this their intimate ts as the pay gift icult from brother’s. wife in Lawton, proaches when I my debt That to an- ! kill stating that my brother h: Ki led on Feb. 25 as I | by head. I went eould walk in that “chair eT spring — Pa } the tin ] ft). nt fo work dif fere nt elds. returned aw ‘an’t tell, at 13. biggest mistake of | eo IES I proposed marriage, and vears old. | , rot: See ; Oct. 8, 1924, we were married. wanted to see; eee | eases * f “The next year we moved 10 ran .away rom mt : * R ; : a ae ; Farwell, Tex... and I rented some wandering. - r ; hae land. from Judge Hammon of Far-j; ‘t® nlv ne Pes only *0P6 | well, We arrived there Dec. 28,| few a a 925 To make a whom o> ead ode te ne next 1aAaCc tl —s . , hin yic descenda ry a r° I \ “ ‘ — 0 n he Kille q my wife Seve nN Thi eer ' j "4 vp & Tt 7 4 a 7 ‘iT >,, if fourth degre nat way Abartesess children on last Dec. 1. Purity) +; : : ‘ -' £0 1] lV : : ; eT . ‘ "TY y those attending written in 1910 requests; °”. “ — whom Iwas tried for killl lew | lating among oda asie alt et : ‘nals be read at (mec a a ie the passw ord, “We ci reorganize journa 7. PLaG in Tin wioe | es: without ‘Purity’.’ The meeting len rth ot Tinie A J 4 “The - . a . } . ) . , ture. hezzlement charge and sentenced pledged itself to go out and get nature , my to at} / x to two years the penitentiary. | —- business for the David A. Jones 7 Sine two years almost got ‘me and) never been the same 1909 I amarried Miss whom I] ‘ly loved. scheming on parents, however, 2 : Friends Spread Propaganda. ete meetin 6 Propaganda spread by the effect tha is) es- reorganization of the Jones company and: must be developed into a diplomacy” ong N BUYING FURNITURE you should have time to deliberate over your purchases. Take time to visualize how the article is going to fit into the scheme of your home. And above all have the man of the house with you, get his “©. K.” before you actually buy. miule kK to her and, helped work. Kan- insist; was to society. ; P friends of swer, but if feel now, I-.think I and down hout help, Wut steel} 25 gets here J]. may feel journals and need You ¢ ae Ran Away From Home ’ Journals of he John R. pro- Bs his LO to the Jones sential David prot her nt: 2 and then we wheat fi | my. sister-in-! (| helped Her 7 ive Dealer Wanted Pia : jated there in Feb. 16.— by 1e aa 7 . ; — hac for St. Louis ne and rnb d fhe help 2 f “dollar am cee gather ) ‘ nis ViIctlins. The first end was started men at a meeting Laundrymen’s Club Hotel] Stat- The laundrymen summoned * the meeting were with but a exceptions influentiai owners Jones had not involved. & tinge was a love for several speakers to this laundry- 24 at the move looking among Jan. at le Ba Married Brother's Widow. At Manne Bros. you have a beautiful store to shop in from nine until nine, you have “Hand Tailored” Living-Room Furniture—made in our own eight floors complete with Bedroom, Dining Room and Novelty Furniture in the most attractive and modern designs. In addition’ you have Special February Prices and an intrigying character piece for the living room. LOVE SEAT-—Upholstered in gen- uine silk mohair $7.50 places this charming attics in your home. full three => - _- "| I) MANNE BROS. FURNITURE CO. 5600 West...Delmar at De Baliviere. ..5600 West oil fields, which. my ob- sper: 5 aS 4 eae |. cartes) aay CY ey | = } RBuldwin’s ked 11 ne = enough to Vea rs b> SN alers are making money: the : to of 4 avenue he. 4} Sori “ie ‘ Wo} iace 4—Burns the low’ g00d terms est priced clean oil. 5.—Passed by all Safety Boards. 6.— Quiet, no fan or blower. 7.—12,000 i" stallations. 8.—6 years old. I= Sales-producing factory co-opera’ tion. service ed by tests). ideas ia aioe | Stake, short, says, “We _ for each mple, only Can Wear. on (prov e | . + — ] long stor to opened In of jong stoi Se | res feast and ste] me cireu- with living the ay in? 35 cents a copy at newsstands Merle Thorpe. Editor Published monthly at Washington by the Chamberof Commerce of the | | nited States age of 18 I was arrested kept un County, Tex., on a nem- because eo bl quarre!] I had over our old Was running around man I didn’t approve of. And then quarreled over my working in . -deck bus so as to replace of ‘first a | Boia tires with pneumatics Calls Cost Prohibitiv e. wite Was ,* if} pnts Those I have “In Laughlin, Through part of her ard S: joined 27 Dead in Australian Flood. the Associated Press SYDNEY, N. 8S. W.. Feb. The known dead in the Queenhs- PMile now land flood, caused by a dis- ae not a big bus! astrous which swept the . : Pp o™MPany in country operating | Cairns district, néar Brisbane, now 4 BURNER CORPORATION oo’ Pneumatics. A iad rail- | * a7 Property damage is Chicago = .. re using pneum ‘s and lIot- “lat nearly $10,006,000. C a. |! BEM n't made any | [nnisfall «nd other towns are Cee oney vet” | ‘Pneumatics fents a mile in since. Minnie from to 5| . operation,” Meade peonUnucd. “That is a prohibitive Cost. We don’t half a cent a cost Full details will be sent dly, and without obligation. 3. : > By we the «eC 16.— wife deal earn some the | here the we night is evelone senarated and Wass ¢ § PO ‘ct i. afreet?t e€Sil crmscgo went to San Fran-!| went to the harn and got a—rood airns, 3 | | The Seville, another the navi One \‘snort’ of whisky I had concealed of that life and!there. As I re-entered the house. { PO | eath. aid Towle creation, a hammer teristically Spanish with missed my wife I went A. W.! my kissed me and llea L Then I went to Winters, the stuff -on tried to effect a recon- | something with my wife, but she was floor and its rounded shoulders and gh SEPA the and delicate ornament. them The most appropnate gift for the Spring bride week nough stil] 1 - “> Wire Sine my br She said chara i? I grabbed lying on the n the head twice, choked buried storm cel- isolated. ALDERMAN WIMER TAKES ACTION FOR ss zasve me th A TRANSIT SURVEY |... 0S". ‘gree Vogel. Centinued from Page One. : - e Hope you nev man inthe rear. Meade asserted rucks outhumbered ene Watermar mUSed more and liation shouted a which struck choked seven the cold shoulder at once. her o inters I went to San An- her. Then |] there I met Mrs. children. and great liking | wi their mother in the bor, who was about) lar which they had dug. Three days age mine was. Through) jater, Dec. 4, I killed the oldest Mrs. Vogel and I devel-| hoy. who was 21, and who had just ioped @ great liking for each other. returned home. I buried him in Netted $100 on “Badger Game.” |the cellar with the others. “I proposed that move “T could have gotten away, but California and she agreed. had put over swch a strong money played out, however, when! story to the (county Attorney that far as Deming, N. M..!] thought evervthing was all right. a job, but the pay was;T went home and got thinking put the much-used!/jf [| hadn’t got rid of my gun I use. That lit-| would end it all by shooting my- enough to | self. Then I my kgif and into California. stuck it in my left side twice, trying job working on a ranch /to hit my heart, but failed. I tried Cal. We stayed there /to slash an artery in my wrist but ‘two years, meantime adopting two | eouldn’t hit either The next ‘children. The funny thing about; morning. a neighbor called and that was that Mrs. Vogel's mother took me to a hospital where I was brought the babies to us. We told | gewed up. her a long story and she swallowed ‘inns te shout afi and left the babies with us, story except that I was sentenc “So as to keep our two, adopted tn cit chair, in yonéer, children, we left Selman and moved to Whittier where ] got a job in. ‘the oil fields . and assumed the | ‘name of G. G. Baker. | Special | “My wife thought she could talk; SPRING ‘to the spirits. She told of seeing | permissio (a light drop from the sky and | commercia! busses two-to- avenue and : vibration than busses. put the Property owners were un- | PONnvinced. , . Wr ver T hear ” aking like RO to my on and I] took a gelo Marie th her same child, ito little A Charge Account¢ ‘That will render you. the greatest amount of service. You will find tt @ ow BOLLAND’S Locust at Tenth 41 ine mono- | the hetie, , transportation While a my ov eee 1 rail suspende d rapid tran sit . eT tem would not be a thing of and see a . ae ager a eeth. DUS going down beauty, 1 _— ; oy be. 82d Fred L. English, an ee evs. = —“~? WhO lives a? 5384 Water- and healthier than a supWAa‘ jp Peay avebyue. & Local stathens approxi- B Other ners five blocks apart with ex wha ony.” (ne said ac lock stops every 25 or 3 RAK or, off hi s hit, more blocks apart. with mono-rail system of transporta- tion extended to the important sections of the States of Missouri and Tilinois, should take care, of all classes of passengers. Every passenger, except chil- dren in arms, in my opinion, should pay fare, and a reasonable local fare, in view of increased costs of operation would be 7% or 8 cents, with a maximum of 10 cents for suburban points. Surplus over a fair dividend to stockholders should be used for the extension and improvement of the transportation system. Low fares as a rujJe result in poor transportation facilities, and eventually they wind up in the bankruptcy laundry. Handling t hesubject as you have, concentrates the public mind on of the city’s great- est problems, and I believe it makes for a much higher degree of civic pride. We are all in- tensely trnterested in our beloved City of St. Louis, and we want @ eve it grow and prosper, Y) an front w Ouble-deck areet ** . . the least expensive of all pianofortes In 1853. Henry Engelhard Steinway decreed that the Sediuens Piano must always be sold at the lowest possible price and thus kept available for the widest circle of musicians, students and all true lovers of music. Through four generations this rule has been honored by the strictest ob- servance. Time has proved its worth and wis- dom. And you will find that every Steinway Piano may be had, not only at a fair and reason- able price, but also upon terms so convenient that it becomes a possibility for virtually every home. hquake, I indow : me ve 4 ' LO Our .T the ; we al lower in cost great help in your desire to be better : dressed. Try our | was » her hen An- Pp Plan Sees’ sess bvnneie me S8t by boxes falling in a “7 i reported his foun- aS settling. told Dlast ey cracking and wall paper ing. Two invited Meade to | ray day in their homes listen- “ ld iméit, you should visit tho. Acclian Comman y- A me by KMOX for the Steinway ach Saturday Peon 7:30 to 8:00 o'dock. prices in mahogany begin at $875. e allowance on your present Piano in exchange > Several t¢ dhe With it you will be able to clothe yours self and family with a complete ou for Spring without inconvenience to. you. We now have for your selection 8 complete stock’ of Spring wear Men, Women and Children at prices that will please | thrifty buyers. . oc there is to mv er on arrival of it in that fe =m! { ; 2otil. — es a ee Altton-East St. Louis Bus Permit. to the Post-Dispatch. ‘ELD, Ill, Feb. 16.— ras given the Alton | | Rallway Co. strike the floor. She said that was) yesterday to operate | sign that money was buried there. | 4 bus line between Alton and East | One dav I went under the house | §t. Louts,. in an order issued by and began digging. I reckon I dug | the Illinois Commerce Commission out a place about 3 feet wide, 7 The commission's order re voked | ‘feet long and 4 feet deep but didn’t | one issued Sept. 15, 1926, by which | find any money it the receiver of the Alton, Granite; | Killed Wife; Doesn't Know Why. ic ity & St. Louls Traction Co “About two weeks later I quit! given permission to operate j york about midnight. When I got traction company’s property and 2 48 home my wife was still awake. I bus line along its route, e %. Sternwa Equi AE OLIAN COMPANY ¢ MISSOURI Ww. bP. CHIRISLER .PHES. OLIVE STREET Exclussve Representative for the Stemway Piano and the Duo-Art Reproducing Piene of covers—Silks, Tapestry, me. ours, ani Full line Mohairs, quard Leather THE ONLY: " McNICHOLS ° g Market at Eleventh | = 2.8. See ae 28 88 8 . ’ 4 of i a a of | —" Sasa a8 Ba one was the ng was held | eierinan and j ; ae + |

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PAGE 4 ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH === ____ WEDNESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 16, 1927__ ae ___ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH. eee = ee (ee em * ' ‘=. 7 7 , se * . . Thy { Cea. bebieeate ' ORE teirdadiectte i. x ; peampnieens * My ais Ae ie eA A oe Fe alta eraei arian iia an ar tite stipe nents + eee ea ey Pees oat Ne ak me RRA ee. Annies, ee nia stig re! ae alts ; Shiva beri. wie aS. Gh pha wy stew Diat — hy o ee ee eee et ee oxy _ = 4 “— ee ™ . . . ‘ nt aa Mens > Le jake. 5 ie Day & ny in a ieee ee or si a ey, 7 niagara i IFoo spew or f 5 Vee x PANA, Ill, Feb. 16.—Mr. and Mrs. J. JL. Beard, who lives four CIPNATIIRE (IN $30) O00 | See Our Other Announcements on Pages 5 and 12 CLEANSES THE SKIN | mA Clears the Complexion | Experts Disesves 28 as to Writing | ‘GREAT STORE STORE NEWS Mrs. Mellin. | A The Beautif ying At druggists, beauty awe and toilet!’ Handwriting experts differed to- | goods counters. 50c and $1.00 Liha as to the authenticity of a ithe last will of Miss Anna Lulu Mellin, 61 years old, who died mules northwest of here were sur- prised by 100 of their relatives and friends yesterday on the 50th anni- | p IE ersary of their marriage. | KAI N O} on Alleged Testament of SKIN PURGATIVE. ADVERTISEMENT ‘signature on what purports to be | Dec. 2, leaving an estate of ap- Pe sp SowwiakeaH seryperere a ~ Pot TE ~ : es , Ser oe LA fs P 3 ; : ty ‘ Herd. it oe. wes j Declares Traveling Is A Test of Character Ghee See ae poximately $30,009. ™ ; . +t... - ar . 7 - - . ’ - ; ndship (pat? an siand Ss 1 "4 e r will Jan. a. 190: 1 @. Soy: ‘ eee = 2-3 tt ‘ Siie ** ul mine came Gams) | Gat ae G.. ‘ ee ae pin * a a long, tiresome || ;.aving the bulk of her estate t. . likely to be ‘Yastir ‘the Fountain — Congregation friends ‘wear well,’ *¢ ‘ae- Church id the Euclid Baptis! to a St. Louis elub- *hurch, an 4 this . will was filed b:. the executor, Hibbard C. Whitehlii. | from chi nanoe 1 to six days after. her death. Lat Julius H. Drucker, attorney, filed 4 purported will, dated last Nov ' 73 leaving the bulk of the. estat: | Miss Deane Grace Hutchison, social service worker, of 5927A - if A 3 : ti : ; vga see 22°*2% . a £ ’ sbtere . ¥ ¥ | > eer’ >T8*. 83. 38 St. ee 4 " 238 ; >. ‘ . ’ ee ] ° setee Ad as a9 RETR tapaatp res oee-oe. ont '53 $ i Di tet H ¥ +‘? rt oe: 39a Fs" Company, Fourth and St. Charles J; Horton place : , = . . ‘ hearing today hefore Pro bad | re ets are s : They ; A LL @ ha aring & a ; a& Semi-Annual! bate Judge Holtcamp, Mrs. Jenni: oft : soe aa ‘ ee re # : utchisor her motne ana Stas Par wd @e , a ‘ ii . ai sa > ‘2s , o ; baietee seene niture of character . , , STE ase Semee . ° 2 7. > ' \I .i 443 hi a : > . ven . nent was signed bv Miss Mellin in . aA eir presence al the Negro Y. 4. A handwriting expert, haipn | 5 . 5 * “? - «“ aa Dd resid¢ bau Oi iit Nie ae eo © o ° » ot tel tt Be rer, » “itle Co., testified he had | & Vovyce Ttitl stit New vse Hotel nat i Py the signature with ad & a ia Ht ages * j : 5 et & 3 _ y a. as i nde 4 eae | il mitted signatures of Miss Mellin | he Tal ored ~ st . a : “ r re ‘ oe we ; , soon Z - aa . * eed S op ae ae ets ° , Oo oe - 5s: S-= tis . tp iT: , om Se Me; ‘on checks, and found them to haye aE si 3 fee : SS As see s0 Sees esas bo" a eee . ‘ ae: y AS | . = = — 3 3 : t = - F > ye - » $2 roy tones ae : ; cass 2 co . - ee. 1 Is the Smart Coat for S “ © .ete-tai re 3 : = - | Me on gh ree ntenden rete ome a sag He Se ae We = a 3 oe = S sei ee : : 3 : : ? a Indispensable? Yes! For it snip 3 im the ‘publ the checks did not . , eae ee ar Gee site Be Se : fs: 3 ze. =e 3 | Sh ae Tailored in the modes of Sx : JER ae 7 7 =e: | ae : | . necessary warmth, our Topcoats: ‘appear to have been signed by the (same person. Judge Ho'tcamp took the mat- ter under advisement. | ¢ e : . : ‘ a tweeds, plaids, and gorgeous if Fireproot : : es . a Fur collars, tailored coll SS 4 pp | esa ase | Be inning Thursday — Sale of New Was | | ee Rooms, each wit . cee silh §. Si f bath or shower. Ag BECAUSE OF ITTNER DECISION , - 1 — | “a St. Louis finest . : —- Attorney George |! : ne Fgger Re- | i | residentias and Private aii mn ? | ' signs . es Refuse Au Olive age "Ts ond Busses "Fan ar grater mara me ened etiary | HIS is an e@Cv ent of unusual il mportance—it is an out- [N planning this event we had in mind Dresses just a little we Our Door. | George E. Egger, attorney with standing feature in the Mill Remnant Sale. We pur- | different trom the ordinary Wash Dress, laying particu- © . offices in the Liberty Central Trust 7 : : en Linded at 330 St. piped Reng hagaay chased these Dresses at much less than regular wholesale lar stress on Spring's style trend in conjunction with fine» | est ideas. of fabric and lin . 6 we Pas es li A ‘ ‘ a f > ee a its * Coat patentee be i of Nant ttentens if aye Patio eed ne aR ESC cage fight re Ps Byrend yy To s aed i er A eee, ae RST ae ei or SES . 4 i ier be) - . f c x “ “ ¢ 3 . valid G wy bo n - Building, today ; : tailoring and qualit ‘Bar Association, stating in a let- cost—enabling us to offer them at this extremely low price. > 4 a ~ ADVERTISEMENT WAS TORTURED BY css | 26 New Models, Including Tomeer Sages 26 tite D9 ds a plank fie sa Namoaiiis fos | —Hand-Embroidered Frocks of Ginghany Extra Sizes ‘48 to 54 bis a AHEIMATIC PAIN Da eae ncieehaeten: ddiniadiittecs 1) —Long-Sleeve Models of Cotton Foulards eas —Tailored Dresses of Fine Ginghams See 6th Style 1 of print, styles 2, 6, 7, 9 and 10 of gingham, stl 3 and 12 of cleco cloth, style 5 of cotton foulard, bad gfe : El . littmer got sponcy for stgaing the {fl —Hand-Embroidered Black Cotton Sateen A Berne : y elveny Pree a od naman cae _ How an obstinate case of rheumatism | ponds, impeachment would not oe Seneen Aprons Displays sizes 48 to 54. Every Dress is of splendid quality materials - was given relief by a simple home | justified. —Hand-Embroidered Dresses of Unbleached Suitings . and shows excellent workmanship. ; | nea u" + ho melwmcian a ‘ionday rs Liif cCOoOnciuUusiol &) | | | ee new ot tant be erepee r= ries of hearings. They took the —Hand-Embroidered Frocks of Cleco Cloth Street home treatment | view that since no er , Ler, treatment is told in this letter from | “J cannot see that the Bar As-| of These rheumatism, writes Mrs. censured and then condor find comfort and can move with ease. |}... of the Bar Association out doesn’t just’ deaden the nerves. It | oe ; | These are the kind of Dresses vou'll en- 5:30 to 9 o'Clock all CEntral 6500 We have provided extra selling space ; Just pat a little Sloan’s on lightly. | Hospital Association Honors Form- “ hi iohch term e . : ; through the aching place, and pain, | his eighsh ten phone orders tonight until 9 o’clock. When order- Dresses will be arranged on tables a to use, too. Get a bottle today. All vesterday at the ! ’ aia iv ‘lub or market wear. L I mM | im en the following are members of the emnan a e ADVERTISEMENT Rauh a 2 -ascimee te . Mt, i e W YOULL find many extreme- Be . ; | le Wil. ly interesting values in . F A very wide selection, which | : twill] ; ; ee eee es eee OF 7. eee . Remnant Sale tickets. The fol- . age A Za a _ Coated models, singl ner Gov. David R. Francis, for. : ts satay + : 5 2 etter gas ; i? a e and de | Se eee ee ait = : sj Exceptional Values lowing are examples: Special Values at. £5 ee 3 rt | with narrow leather belts, Even though the price is t paper and began taking gy Milks E'mul- rn ee F ants oO England. sociation has any reason to exi ae am at times quite er pled — ~h grave otf. nses are marely | = . , c a ieee ae in P - ; ae 4 ‘ ogee if such g! ffenses are merely ae hand rane on these Dresses is in most Dresses These Dresses show many new clever trimming ideas—-trimmed ~™ of 50 Combes Grove, Lenten. “After ee a le tele Charming esigns in many beautiful colors. with braids. e ~ ess te one application,of Sloan’s Liniment, I ' There are mors tha n 800 mem- ‘ be mbroidery, sue » Pps, collars, I apply Sloan's lightly and in a short | | about SS AEE OE IONE CaN a) , . coho i aie pe ma : Service Feat Sldan’s gives real relief because it | oP qeansiahe 4500 Dresses . Phone Orders Taken Tonight rvice reatures helps your body to throw off the cause | | helps you" bos ‘FRANCIS MEMORIAL RESOLUTION A healing op tm fresh, healing, germ- | er President. joy wearing this Spri ing and Summer. and | For the benefit of those who will be unable toat- - this event and there will be plenty of sé pill destroyin ood is sent tingli lr. Shapleigh was electca t Frey —t tend this ] } lav. w ? ed ' 7 i g gling:| A. L. Shapl =: : ott when you see them you will select several. tend this sale Thursday, we have arranged to take people in attendance to facilitate service swelling and stiffness are quickly re | troresi- ea gie\\ | ee ve eee White Cotton Broadcloth. ; : | ce | rt is rf, Deeem ber, l feel that 1 saved mv emt nomas . tlie 2 sila ws ° ~ iy ves ‘ ' Na == TUNNING in style, autnentic in Fast Colored English Prints. To be well dressed in a becoming y : i > 95 ; fe. loniv take a dose every morn- Y.;: Pe ee ane: SETS 8 v Saas Ei eit , . ee Rae. S. ne Se Me BBV te S eee ae mee , " tied ’ NA ReGen Rh MA! aged a oe. ret seh 2, its Ese id J | ‘ oii Bal Sehr d ART IIE ay Reg. yr a RY fs kg tae. | teem: a . sadtee eens ntitinl P ears ai ame we Nt r SSNHP hia yg Re EI 6 aia 7 . ‘ aS t ie AP gies bias") videos asks ee ie oi rt. Ch Boy Saee Rie nda. aun THRE ae eat ‘ . Ps + ih lid s Ops adits xt (UF ay pee Nae Wicale @ - ‘ . ogee pains A aticy yp mt 36 “* c ; y we Ah correctness and low In price— ee Satinette and Cotton Frock is anh easy matter when values es eee 7 See comtion, . Seunecrs Of em mee NS YM a | sums up this comprehensive col- aaa ord of this type are offered. Included is (lelan, Stox li (bie. bus, ©O.. and T. D. Sharar of Dayton. <a x . 2 a : — jl, 4 . : setae mee? }- Bem S| lection.- There are many fetching At 39c Yard a wonderful assortment of Dresses = if. ; An opportunity is offered to Milks Emulsion restores healthy, | O.: treasurer, A. M. Edwards of the See * ae eid nection dialer qway| Michig¢in Rodin Trades Aseccie- oe | 4-Meme!| styles for both misses and women. ere — he a hl in styles that are most in demand. am yp and Oxfords in peas s . ° Spring at exceptionally with all need of pills and physies. It | tion: secretary, H..H. Gory of the = Soe 5 i prom otes appetite and quickly puts Northwestern Radio Trades Asso- oat Lhe ge quard weaves | = = Such a wide variety of styles he dt gestive organs in shape to as- ciation. fl ; j ) i Tailored from such lovely Rayon mixtures You may select from flat ‘ a / j if iy = | “ leathers ana sesesieie con = te ~tetee sine or et PREY PE iy oN BRE yO Nes Se i eR - sli Me he oe ., eieapeet sate cas git ie Whar m4 ee - 2 eee te ic cha simtiate food. thus bu ilding flesh and strength, which are Mature’s only 100, 000° GALLON STILL TAKEN E oe Li fabrics as fine tuills, newest Solid colored silk-warp Dress crepes, crepe de chines and ? t { aida im conquering germs and repair Bf. plaids novelt tweed Crepes c tt . k d I é 4 ig 2h Black patent leather and ing the effects of wasting diseases. | Plant on Farm once ss CBee fads: ’ y Ss new . eorgeties, in smocked styles, eu ee! eS ii rose blush and sheil gray, : Tate i. the saly solid emulsion Was Operating When Raided. = —s suedes and imported mixtures . bolero effects, pleated models, _ - Tig combined with other leathe ua ani so palatah that if is A distilling plant, including two a : ~ fe: eaten with a ang Ny 1 searing A aie tena eee one, | aa | —with fur trimmings of mouf- Silks | one and two piece Dresses and : | Wonderful for weak, sickly children. 999 galions, on & farm near St. ) pee, flon, calfskin and twin beaver. tailored models. "Resto hw wire fur aC rag Cotied scan | a At 98c Yard TP. net astisfied bd Mikes Emulsion. by ‘mawkiee Sheriffs of St. Chases ;, ; money will be ceeiat eae | County. Gutersmith said he had ff Every Coat is silk lined and you Price 60. ; vies oe where the still was fotrnd to tf ° . ae ilk adeees gilteen tee ana hear (0 newest Spring shades. Misses’ sizes 36 and 40 inches wide. blue and black. Misses’ sizes 14 to | MILKS a. \ 14 to 18, women’s sizes 36 to 44 and At $1.69 Yard 18, women's sizes 36 to 44 and extra Included are printed crepes, prided ‘Geergutten,| ‘priaaed All the new high shades are repre- rented the section of the farm |[f ) may make selection from all of the silk-mixed Cantons, etc.: 32. sented as well as the popular navy The still was in operation a ; ON ==: of the raid, and 36 five-catidy, | If 7 extra sizes 421% 2 to 5214. Heavy weight Georgette in sizes 421 to 5214. eans of alechol were seiced. Tha tf (Downsta! Store.) ; = * _two vats were filled with mash. aA) if oe oie wanted shades — 40 inches (Downstairs Stor: . ; ; : Builds man, whose name authorities are’ ff | 3 strength -Tastes good wilhbhboiding, Was arrested. H i aaialiaaiaat * (Downstairs Stere } seeteeneepeliiemmenn tenes Na oe ae — Nt Ne ee tS na = es LTR ET tN ete ne i eee —

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ——— ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH__ —— re WEDNESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 16, 1927 LL RL eA ee a oe ee Te ete se netomat ee enn en em ene em See Our Other Announcements on Pages 4 and 12 me STIX, BAER & FULLE GRAND-LEADER : “.* a a en ee. ee eT) y) Thrift Avenue The Buy-Way of St. Louts Huck Towels, 25¢c Ea. All linen, heavy quality hemstitched.with colored There is no extra charge for this privilege. (Silverware Department—Pain Floor.) Marilyn, Ottoman and Cashmier Crepe, 54 inches wide, at, yard, $3.98 (Woolens—-Secondgd Floor.) borders. Size 16x30. Four Special Groups on Thrift Avenue Dinnerware | . . Checks, plaids anda Specially Priced variety of woolen fab- An odd assortment, in- rics in plain and nov- cluding plates, vegetable elty weaves desirable dishes, meat dishes, etc. a agg dresses and Water Pitchers, 29c suits; 54 in. Assorted shapes of clear wide; yard.. $1.98 pressed gla.is. (Square 32.) \ . . I A OR NR Lee A LA lis I lb pl NE RL GN NL NERO ly EN PORN GD RIE Ni I ARC PIS ey lt te en At a A te OAL: MED a , on A ANE ER NR nae At ESA eR RB CE NNT RN RS AT OR SO IRL oN er Ae 8 be - Gay New Cretonnes Specially Priced in the Sale of Curtains 5 Oe Yard In this specially priced group of Cre- tonnes—you will find an interesting array of patterns and colors — floral and conventional designs in vivid and softer colors High- grade Cretonnes that are exceptional values at this price. A Woolen _ fabrics | Woolens, correct for | et aca abt gran ons heavy enough to be | the Spring wardrobe | fjannels ch k tailored in suits and | of mother and daugh- | ite cloth. pei coats, Others are light | ter. Materials 27 to 54/ serge in 'a variety of enough for smart | inches wide; in lengths colors; 36 to 40 inches frocks, , rocks, 40 and 54 98c to 3 yards, the 78¢ | aa 38c inches wide; yd., (Squares 15, 18 and 19—Main on! 4 Fur collars, tailored collars and silk scarf collars. Straightlined, or in new belted sithouettes. Sizes for women and misses. (Third Floor.) in mind Dresses just a little Wash Dress, laying particu- snd in conjunction with fine Ruffled Curtains $1.00 Pair Made of open-work crossbar grenadine; 2% yards long and of good width. Full ruffle. and tie-backs, (Square 6.) Domino Records, 27¢c All the popular dance and vocal selections, 4 for Giae. Rayon Slips, $1.93 Princess Slips, bodice top and deep hem. * (Square 8&8) - 2s 36 to 46 s 48 to 54 All Electric-Fixture Glassware Is Greatly Reduced in Price to Effect a Close-Out in the Electric Fixture Department 10 Hanging Lanterns reduced. :%4 Hand-Decorated Bowls. .$1, $2, $3 Alabaster Bowls 3 Frosted Storeroom Globes .. Etched Ball Globes......50c to $2 iB rye SEES SESE soe bE o°= 422) +4444 . Sissbhi3: 3 #3 caatereefi } see +++ 1) Statues: if ttt , 9 and 10 of gingham, styles > of cotton foulard, style 8 of of unbleached suiting—sizes yles 6 and 10 of gingham— of splendid quality materials ship. | Fy q 4 sf Zz Lees pees. ry Kio Exit Globes (red) 1 Light 8-inch Drop Shades. . .50c Fixture Shades at 10c to 50c Lamp Chimneys Jeweler’s Alcoho] Lamps Imported Irish Point Curtains, pair.......82.90 Fringed Lace Curtains, each $2.70 5-Piece Ruffled Curtairs set........ Sdueeaes $3 Duplex Opaque and Holland Shades A very special group of odds and ends, including all types of fix- ture Glassware, is offered at the extremely $I () low price of........ nsdubandeae hielo ns eee ceveqmendoems > () (Fifth Floor.) Tablecloths, $1.00 Bleached cotton dam- ask, hemstitched; all a SHEE TH : white or with colored rt shits | ie seat borders. 8x58-inch. + a ings, pipings, collars, etc. . 7 Sats Seeuag eG (Square 14—Main Floor.) { a .. ; ai ine repruary saie O OUSEWareS ? ever trimming ideas—trimmed Housekeeping Devices in the Electric Shop These modern electric devices point the way to better housekeeping —greater ease and more leisure. They are no longer a luxury, for our convenient terms of payment plan puts them with- in the reach of every modern home, Call CEntral 6500 for a Demonstration in Your Home Whirlpool Washer HHI ris ‘eee gy ovided extra selling space for there will be plenty of sales- ndance to facilitate service. be arranged on tables accord- ‘easy selection. (Downstairs Store.) This Important Event Gives You the Opportunity to Purchase the Housekeeping . Convenience You Have Been Wanting, at a Remarkably Low Price Ye 4 NN The new circulator type— will do your washing quick- er and better than it has ever been done before. Five minutes is the actual time required to wash 8 pounds of dry soiled clothes. You can look into the tub of the Whirlpool and see it twirl the clothes over and under— cleansing every thread. Eden Wasker The new De Luxe model : —the reliable cylinder type Rock-a-Bve Nursery with the new nickeled cylin- RF der and safety wringer. Seat, $1.98 There are many new features which go to make this one of the finest Washers—ict us explain them and demon- Wash Bench and Wringer, $8.95 Bicycle ball-bearing Wringer with rubber rolls— guaranteed for 3 4years; folding bench holds 2 tubs. Smart Tailored Suits —Of Tweeds and Twills for Women and Misses 2 D A very wide selection, which includes dark blue twill Suits. satin bound or braid bound—and —~ plenty of these smart mixtures in jaunty short- t Bit ae i coated models, single and double breasted, often gs With marrow leather belts, and sometimes with contrasting skirts. \ Rid-Jid Ironing Board $2.69 Well-made Board with open | end for ironing skirts. Can be folded and put away.. Vill Welcome These “- Bissell’s Carpet Sweeper, $3.45 _- Standard brand Bissell’s Car- ' pet Sweeper with good quality | brush, -nicely finished case and | long polished handle. Copper Boiler, $4.49 De Luxe Boiler, made en- tirely of copper, with heavy tin cover; No. 8 size. Pad and cover g¢ Dresses 12 Bars Toilet Soap and 6 Tumblers Even though the price is but $25, each Suit shows the excellence of gailoring that is the secret of suft-smartness. (Women's and Misses’ Sections—Main Floor.) Electric Iron, $3.95 High-grade Irons—choice o~ ~ dovgeet Pig Sloe Special sale — Fs! ae / of Wool Toilet Soap of Gray Bar, Martha Wash- : | a “EE A and No-Nic Tumblers ington and Manning-Bow- <=. SG —limit one set to a man—featured at this price. Folding style Seat‘ with rulfber-covered back, will — fit any torlet cent, Waltke Laundry Soap, 60-lb. case for. .$4.25 Oxydol—large 5-lb. package 65c Classic Soap, 10 bars for Samoline White Enamel Cleaner Staufer’s Laundry Tablets.........5 for 19c 3 for 39c Footwear for Spring In the February Sale at $5.95 $77.45 An opportunity is offered to select pumps,.strap Slippers and Oxfords in the newest correct styles or Spring at exceptionally low prices. There is Such a wide variety of styles in light and dark leathers and attractive combinations. Utenco Ironer Saves hours of time and labor. You, too, can save long, tedious hours of hand- ironing next week by hav- ing one of these efficient helpers delivered to your home. Irons shirts, dresses, ruffles and lingerie. The Eureka This powerful and effi- cient suction cleaner has many special features and attachments which make it a most efficient electric de- vice. During this month, we will make you an extra large allowance for your old vacuum cleaner. i + os : strate the Washer to you. oming ralues ded is resses and. Derlacque Cleaner Sunbrite Cleanser, 10 for Parsons’ Ammonia, 1-gallon size Ivory Soap Flakes, 5 packages for.....- Energine Dry Cleaner Magic Metal Polish, pint for Clothespins, 100 for Hospital Toilet Paper, 10 rolls for...... Medicine Cabinet — $2.98 White-enameled. Cabinet with plate glass mirror door and roomy shelves inside. Wash Tubs, 69c Each Large, well-made Wash Tubs of galvanized iron in the No. 3 size. flat and yles, dels, and « Black patent leather and kidskin, stone, rose blush and shell gray, self trimmed or combined with other leathers. (Main Floor.) Stepladder, $1.89 Sturdy , Ladder with metal- braced steps and center braces— 6-ft. size. Very handy for Spring housecleaning. Ventilators, 49c Let in the fresh air and keep out the soot and dirt with a window. Ventilator | adjustable | O-Cedar Wall Duster, $1 Black chemically treated Duster with long handle. Clothes Drver, $1.39 Wash Baskets, $1.59 Sturdy Baskets made of selected willow with braid- ed tops and strong handles. well-made with black steel repre- frame; 8x39 inches. navy Bread Box and FI Bin, $3.98 Convenient Terms of Payment our Bin, $3. That everyone may know the joy of own- 14 to 1 extra ~ Wizard Mop and Polish, $1 Triangle Mopand bottle of well-known Wizard Polish. cient mender of all plaster walls. | Ibs.; 75c, and 8 1bs., 59c. Patching Plaster, 23c A 3-lb. package of this effi- | Roll-top Bread Box and port- able Flour Bin: is beautifully | finished in blue or gray enamel. eC OO LL LL LOLI ' oo a - SL Folding style Dryer, made of smoothly finished wood; 28-foot drying space. _ (Fifth Floor.) a arene naneemnnieteieeenemneneneeeennne ing these efficient elec tric helpers, we have arranged a plan of convenient terms. [ aapeuse: SO ee - Ae RR eR I Fen An A ca a mR 2 et — (Electric Shop—Fifth Pieang et re Ae lt CE NC OT GG LOL ALL ADA LALO rs ee

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* PAGE 6 ____ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ____ ___ WEDNESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 16, 1927_ ere = _ SE LUNG PU I antes a TENSON rf MARION | 7 a ee al a m ADVERTISEMENT } #34. ¢ | ; AN OLD RECIP E SULDAN la PUFIL ees gag rae or gag . | Exhibit of Paintings gam |FADS FAR IDGESHIP | . € ; > ° a ‘ ‘ TO DARKEN HAIR GIVEN POLICE GUARD | wsessetocmsrscee CYNnMCWOON ~HUMCY ave — , ‘Il silk stockings like new again. a | February 8 to Febru o a | ingol |. And other ’ ary 22. In, | | alt : es 5c for od according werk required. Galleries on the Fourth Peat Congressman Strongly Support- | y Almost evervone knows that Sage Pepe, — . | g MB ie f | . cS eee ae . Y, - * 3 ed ror pon to Fed- ; ce : runs priced ae Shop—First Tea and Sulphur, properly compound. —i-}; Protected From Annoy-| Po ; ed, brings back ss epee seg ee | 2 eee eT oc RS . : : ; — , i] and Sidewaik Cnats Store Hours: Daily 9:00 to 5:30—Saturday 9:00 to 6:00 © Telephone Orders, Shoppers’ Aid GArfield 7500 Olive and Locust, From Nintk to Ten & abe: Pi aench sa ss the natural co! ancé a 3 . om . hist el BERR Ne 5 Nl ERI is og Go Peery ™ ti A nage e _— marpeenese : ‘ — ee Wr - - ‘ : ‘ ; ° 200 ‘ pee) Re ge : ue dieses i wi mmon : sighs Tht . 2 ty 4 ‘ . © : 4 ; ‘ - ao? + M4 TY +3 " . Teer ah be # " ' 3 fy = ; ia ’ ’ ray oi ' La is mt aa m =? “—7 ane © 7 ae is bf j 2 0 Es " oe be eee) & =| §0-Inch Casement Holland Shades : uttied Curtains ant : rn 77 } cink and WwW! oe ana 1 iv 4 be | j j ay L , rJ2 I hr | . . Gauze Size 36x / mIcnes ) Pair 35 +; |e 3 gz tes Special a” . Hak] Hng F POE OME wos taken today | entat! | . gular $3.25 Curtains, 50 Socom nel al : _ Bore | Miya if Special, Yard $ 39. Ecru, linen,’ blue and _ inches wide, for extra wide : i a visitas Se An attractive Shiki weave * § ———— § green, made with straight | windows or cgoss draping. “edd BY © le rages i : } Ae Pe slidce to recommen i! ap- | bememen | S6°MS, Wi ncaa Ea ae a eine on 2 AG of sheer texture, highly lus- edge. On guaranteed rollers. | Pin dot white marquisette with wide 1418 \ « ee aaa ‘i ‘eh trous. Many beautiful col- Same, size 36x84 inches, special, 89¢. | ruffles and ‘tie-backs to match. ay AF mM pointme = ) K | eas ‘i 3 = oa pri sen e of :: 7 ‘el : n ns 3 Rica y : et , i Plisse a es P ‘ 50 I h 4% “s > . ¥ - | a lidate for the =~ ition. Others. - made) fl cleared the situation wondert AR ath Fringed Curtains -InchCretonne $ (jf PAs bave been ientioned — tre-| = Seb ectelee ATE Size 38x72 Inches There was on ree Dowell of | ; Johnson of Beele. | joy student waiting for a =e : NEL eS i Special $ 6 Each 95 Yard ae Doquoin, P. K lent in front Se ee L ie | Sak ( \ £ le Shades, made o ea eee ae oe ° Bw ‘ie cCircult Judge Charles H. Mil | A Washab =— Regular $3.65 to $3.85 —— Regular $1.25 and $1.45 4} er of Benton. June Smith ef Gent A stu , d By la: ’ Tt : el a fiise ' a pio AG Sa ; \/ » “= ~ j Austrian crinkle cloth of ex- Curtains nt extra fine filet - d "te . d ‘ te 0 r ns © importe retonmne in dou- ' ralia. J. W. Kern of Watseka andi = B ae es thee ; | : iE ™ Suntte 3 end ¢ — ow P , POWER pt ee dike! z ov ia “oes : a | Se aaaetadie ryt ig abiaa'n stat ees . ” or ee oo mae MIRAE tif ok ven +6) oy ee ; . as f - m % a PDE A es W se " ; . Sans’ . EX ny tag sine . . . — ¥ ee aoe Ry ANE ee cappons: pers ~ Winee. > ¥ . nach ba 3 oes a tae dae ed . ~ : ms a sat tae x . e . As ot bh oder PGE es + at i“ " aos itt . ‘ 29S sD | a a y si = ers 4 “a 5 ; ’ ™ : , * seve i Bt sy ™ x dik ~, ode er wre » ye R : a ay ¥ ea eet ees ty ee : ee in mn Pe ee —s a! fm a +e Na a Re AA NIRS Nie ahd te ~anaeen ~ . 8 4 rote a ee — . se 4 as ,: ' a * * OE ya RAEN Neginy ategaabiatadeprcyste sade’ ude gieng leet io ng RE I a es ; . : eet DS. y " Pe. ¥ ? ay ry Bi sr Jee efi hag 2 ‘ani ant so ? t maak rs a © e fetiantaed ates ne . A . " sae aS aa us Raph ant abbr ont eae i acc, cept aie hd Pe agar v* a7 ok ei ee kee a ee me ae a ~~ es her me, a eae a \, oe a + oy * 4 See oh — ee acy Salata tA meibtaaa ee as POEs 7 ame ce en, ae ALS Fe Sali ti, har Mer Sn dG ng at ln RPE BS A Ste att Taft Sed ets You might be surprised to know that the best thing you can use for a severe cough, is a remedy which is easily pre- ared at home in just a few moments t's cheap, but for prompt resudts if nae ie CES Peo Sei ‘oe tiii : S ~ | | a tiheae si lost threes — Avot hill “ uP a nae Bill to Authorize Keterendum og ‘ e ~ { 7: entu sc, has been reiseoy- SULA Sy uy . J ise 6 TF : ath “a > : d 7 ws 2 | - eT | si \ y. i . i = rei) fine to Papers. re aa he. bh s , of su trup. Thus Pension for st. Louis leach Sp ] S ] f Univ Sa : | : | teh a full Bee. atige “i mily :a- ers Defeated. €Cla a C O f COL ary Sale 1M the ~ : - . cers 7 : “ate a ris ers is trig re ion si Aya 3. ' 1 and & oF sain, tne | iid the process | ly—but costing no more than’a sma!] By tha Associated Press W : P f I | : : ttle of ready-made cough syrup. JEFFERSON CITY, Feb.. 16.-—| | rinkle- roo ror nett chon ; re Thev #9 RS SS chee | JETTERSON CITY. Poh. 10 ee olychrome Shop ee — ~~ eo eee) the | Miseoul med: With Heat Regulating ‘| : | sheBed cal and silices :: " ‘ t ‘ ight to th . a }: wit irections. Guaranteed 6 ® | Board of Chiropractic Exan ' _-— ; : 3-P ; ; q } § it _ ive absolute satisfactior r - ‘ ) ‘ money promptly refunded. The ae “argued | (AF Both tor | .s0 Wall Brackets, nov $2.25 Wall Brackets, now By ; a Z G: room l e i: SRE .. | \ ea foo. | - a ine Crystal Stemware #4} or} * 17 ; es ‘ted - si hein iim ann sea rk sit ma tidse. aia: et on en ccdeiiimene Ad cake a Te Oe aD Sa pee a as Aer ts se a ° Uh gt ‘ KH 5 eR evr rTyrrryyyrr y . % ¥ ry. * uf TERT tot Aare ni to ge: fbi ak aE POA wee saber ange ae RM AACS T tetas DN. te Alan a. coe handing (2 : eats Pie get ae iy en Pat Wee OE OI Te FRR Se EK é Fe it Tae bie se Ga Se c eee ae ERG Rye eae I 4 a ND ORI TR i ME RY. *44A eee *& To avoid disappointment ask your recognition, regulation and ! a ~ Pinex Co., Ft. Warne , ; Shea SFuots . i : bai: potas aoe z | * — — / $ S2ce506CUWWall 1 acks. Lacquers in all the latest | > ©) ARaUiNSt cipiowa iaS alt judo vA i w “2 colors. Amber Footed 4 : | i fe | , if x r —_ Lar’ é DEES ERARAARA DADA RE AA Bn . ae as ‘ q ni ee Regularly $13.50 | | en sd e ‘ine : - la i li lief fron | * | $2.25 Corner Brackets, now Polychrome Ss First Quality Glass With - | | $1.90 | now r.00 | a ao interferes O the State medica! : y : Botte? i a gk TO a a : q a os v= if LEARED QUICKLY oint and concurrent res ution by} Attachments t = THIS new purchase is of the te those shown, tm Al “ones f‘ twag . meprese: quality you would expect at 65 ai : ow enn get the fini«t . ‘as h es ; c. -* 7 Te > : att bye pe rents. a * . : , . you prefer if you come ea wr. = > re was defeated when it came up | and Floor-Waxing Attachment | Sale ot Fitted Suitcases $1 each—or even more. Only . The “grown ¢ 7 5 ‘Saray MRS, With the - : Ape | through a fortunate arrange- — : g.49 ? For Thursday Only — ment with the manufacturer are Eta | vey ee | | J 0. INTO THE HOME SHE LEFT Standard | ee Reg. $39.75 and $47.50 Leon | we able to offer these pieces at Oak Dressers . $12.50. YT TTP Odd Chifforobes. $19.50 SB, - 2. 6Court Permits Her to Return, But i é — ce | & Cuts $1000 a Month from , sty. | eee Bing & Woe omw CCU Sold in Sets of six, . | - 55 “ ae oe Alimony Award. | Royal Cleaner hi & be mt > } " , , — ~~ —— - . a =: = hae © ™:? - e +1 ; P - a. “me are WNrochier made. all tell of amazing suc- ere in good cond} tlam., The Davenettes. open inte full-size | a. ere: how Poslam will cess. Tetus prove babies pending decision of her 4d , veeti ©O you free that! YOrce sutt. If she collects temporam f. h f % ° ° iibeisounine [ ROM a See . ‘ ) feng — =~ Pos!lam will clea > apenas ‘ 3 = 5 > . : ite m2 ~ & C FuUarY d eC Oj SPecia aa ' x Bot | | | : ‘ , a4 ; . Oe sm x : 4 You “ene eee springs. ‘a2 month, imstéad of the $4 rr / , a ‘A a a “as at this $192 your skin. a — ea wt * . Price \ Ry a ay “4 P se — . ‘ aes ‘ 2y 31 Down \ isiv ail @ he re 3 : ¥ > ' - ' of . nee : 3 a rhs : ve : : : ‘ i 9 \ x . ~ : .. | é - 2 + a. uy : Br 4 . o e é + r A > 4 [es fat: : 4 3 Ze ° 4% a $¥ 4 + * z ? a4 = ; v3 : me , ie a § ws Ps ; ‘ Mo * - 4 ’ + : * ; a +] ~ : @ * 8 . S ~ . = = » = s 2 ee 4 eS TOR Bae t 7 * mF ? Ey #2 A as a2 $ + oe. g » & oe a ee ~~ = S v 2 as * rs 3 oe S..e on ws § 2 + é gr tad + — ss on , : i ' =. s ‘ _ f ak = £2 A , ess + as —~ 5. : yore 2 = 3 f rh aa +: 7 a ¢ +“ at : ee . PH a * + % i? - cl 7 a wa, a, 2. ae Zz Se A > poe ~ oe 3 = f ks > Send today for generous trial s ze of Poslam. Simply mail your name and¢ Od address (No other writing is necessary). : Davenettes ees $9.75 ga Desk, Poslam Ce., ; ome : . : J yous Pitn finan- . ‘ HIS well -k nown Odd Bookcases $27 50 kitchen ware provides bie T every need in cooking utensils of highest grade.” RED CEDAR CHESTS : . : ~ . . tj : et i a 1 | ' i a a 4 > r ‘ 3 , ‘ , ' és a - > = = “ , —_ _ ‘ , , e pee Cd . ; ~ T ec - : shanties a0) apt: cx > . s ; ae 3 a he ' ’ **% > " _ . — e -— - — i % Zz »* a » , : . ¥ 2 ros c t eed ae 4 . . SO oe ‘ . i? pi} a Tse : , i ae a —_— : S . . ae. * vet; ae ~ ota in 9 “ . os = —_ o . -_~ > o . wn o f 1 pe. $ Deck> Herchmutier 268 t Baas ; > iP « : —. a , f ; dll vie f ~s - ei tian % | 20460 iAYtTOnN arentie — + P > 2 a n Set ; “ ~ be Z - 4 : . x | : 3 S + : u- ‘ ‘ - ; a y i ind . » te 24 D - : ; = 4 ire ot i — A Pp T> 7 7, . o o = om “ P * ' * = : . : ’ 7. 4 ~ 24 ' g - > “ -+ > : 5 é es : & a3 piice thet és Gs sia latgegt 1.75 Pot Roast Kettle— - a } tan t o genera pur- Reo , : : A S i | ae : ee ify as | : young man ent him cans = ne - uart covered Kettle with . 3 a ee. AZ ot i a Be ' . an ' at t t A and > : > te - a _" . . . ; as ~ - _ = pe = ’ a -nAaAnLeine : ¢ ; ? - — 7 ; ’ - ali ae2Gas 4 . , ee m sol . - 4 ts { ' ; ** ~- ~ ~ oes ‘ = ‘ EG : tions Vasits ‘ i Pp ity. - 7 3 —— yg 6iimn Ouf of , . ’ a mse ea jai ; = Sn 4 Aare ef . : pts . ‘iI Aes . mo ta. tS fontzcomer : ; SS es FY > 1B ntrcom ? { ounty Yien to Dine Z ‘Neg ‘ 4 ; * . : a : ae RS i ~ . * # 4 § . Chest. onditioneg (dar - 4 . _ ounty, \! Piss v ‘ : _ A i | Colds, Coughs, 222i i S22 &. / | ae Pause wile ; . 2 . ; / am is a ‘ . x i j , ; T a — » an le —— - ” “ a ‘ . utely moth- : $1.65 French rryer—A 3- i — th - There are only 54 in Fe p eticn, thes went “SS at this wenderfal Sore | hroat — | $ ~~ quart pan with wire basket 4 atten tietes than Thelin = ADVERTISEMENT 7 aa fat irying. OXc 40 Pit P.ate— Round P} Grades Selling Regularly at $1.65, $1.75 and $2.40 £ "Pa ee shown. The Liquid Antiphiogistic. Abso- aries Pay va tema ee: ool meee al ; : (ce ligne agen Re PRINS : , pecial ONSIDER your Spring needs for the home now—for this sale @ Conzoleam Rugs from $4 most immediate relief. That is why ; peop lee dag | | > Save you money. This is ali high-grade Linoleum, and the pateeeaes Kites bundreds of physicians A Test of Character a 7 7 del . _—s . — § Sten Chairs $4 Ts SG gs FET Eee tf | sang ese ERE eh | Zz are such as you desire, no matter what space you wish to cover. ie Retriverators $7.95 : ) thy . 3-quart covered. Pan with i ss ae 2 bo wee sa — —_ Fa -, . . . . = . Sees . jarney te likely to be. Ineting side handle. I Pn game agpers Attractive Color Combinations in Ry Mirrors... $3.95 is hack ae oe ae ne handles. 9%4x1374- QQ. St : : _ a ) THOLO cording a. St. Lesis- cul | wi ic denial 98c Black and White Tiles Blue and Gray Tiles — fasy Tesnin of and heartily recommend it totheir =| = Pelks travel from childhood to | || a i | Blue and White Tiles Brown and Tan Tiles «| eee Two id age alt fi | } = r | | Red and White Tiles () ae Xchange Stores With the bome as a Blue, Gray and Ivory Tiles OO ANN cn —cngempeaeys re matewcae. * & B45 W. 43th St., New York, N Y. | ~~ of 25 . ie ASE age een 5s J “ - pa tee poke Sina’, ep ASE EF COR BB Te Pe be BS a pe 5 Mm e _" asi te - ers Top i oa incites lala ‘ ” _ ’ rat a ee ii RR ee ce > at SE i BO 3 rT cee * + re 137 : is & a Vs , si? Peat, Fs heey 2 al it Son GOP 9 > ae te Ee es : J br “et hehe ta, | us «eel ROI iB oct TSE Ba **wears well ~ impertant. : _ 3 ‘ ae SAVE On The Prufrdck-Litton Furniture goc sipped Saucepan—a- + : int size, with cover. A ry a : ‘ - . 3 | FURNITURE AT Company, Fourth and St. Charles quart handied Saucepan with $1.65 Cookie Sheet—15'2x usetul utensil for cunieande, Our New Das light Linoleum Shop is OH Gtiractive Spee where ia ¥ AT t aah mn th lip for easy pouring. 49c¢ T2-inch cag + Okc cereals, etc. $I 58 choose your Linoleum with the assurance of utmost satisfa iG * > EXCHANGE STORE pecia ° : . a — 5 Streets, are now offering ' Semi-Annual Furniture Sale fu Special Baking Sheet. Specia! certainty - . miture of character at 19 ¢n v 2 | é‘ i , a aT ' er FOO * ise ww ee Wrist airs ' r 7 »rs thie , rt " A 49% below former prices, i reit ath v rts oOuse Wares Downst Nil y ande! voort s Linoleum Shop—tI Ourin fF iOOoOr. — , & eg OS. (| their store today or tomorrow! ag SMB ST pre MARMET STS Nar ible Re apnea a: RE LLANE AEA OETA G BIR, — AEB A DORR NT BR BF - SRMGRE Se aP le Scag 5 pee yee + Pais RSE i se ah Rangel scaind ne a

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PAGE 2 ——_—_____. WEDNESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 16, 1927___. ______—_—sdST- LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ Be" 0S FOR UOESHP | pares Strongly Support- Saees y y! a pnc int =nt to Fed- | 7 ge erat Bench in Ilinois. My Boy’ Wash Suits 4 i wait | 1000 Boys’ Wash Suits. Middy Suits with long S - . See || pants with extra pair of short pants—Oliver Twist pe Nar ot Web. 16.~Con- | —tlappers—novelty models. Sizes 3 to ro years. 2? for $2.85 E. Denison of MICRA THE STORE FOR ALL THE PEOPLE _ ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH ___ : if | ! POR ha Tal eo wn Exhibit of Paintings hy! American Artists February 8 to February 22. In the Galleries on the Fourth Floog, ‘ Lag ids, oven p Ps ote ORE gnome omg ow 5, RAS i ke a . “age : ms mY ween Bay At si Og EP AR dee oe Aa N MT Mye. .ahdeae Ute. eRe ob aaa Sem PONS rie ahh ante : FS ORT ERE. ED Fe aS a Fe a 1 Pi ht RMD een a aR Cane 1 ettew " = ar ‘ al ie r PR . ee ee “ > ate ee ut t : ik By i ay, Kaas es : a) ae i eee ee Sens nee ese ae See meee Toe E ND Tee wages ee a le * RPh Z 7 q Rist Gi 8 - me . sn 5 A lh pres tings mo y ens 2OP 9 ee a on 'Rent—In Our Cieulalia Library —for a few cents these popular books: BEAU GESTE YOUNG ANARCHY Percival Wren Phillip Gibbs TOMORROW MORNING BLACK KNIGHT Anne Parrish Ethel M. Deil (Nugentse—Second Floer, South) - Locust, From Ninth'to Tenth pery Sets Regularly $25 a the Hous: become the I ading candidat Ta ” the Federa! ee U ron | ip of the Swern District of nois, to suc- | a | 4 George Ww. English, . ened NOV. 4. sa8- ees - THs impeachment trias bi a. _ : ff ate. f .d action to obtain Deni- F concerted &Cti. E ion's appointment: tt: Et here for several ise erate a ioe / ‘\ i ! This is a most opportune sale which allows you to — for a very small pod ' price the daintiest of undergarments the Spring wardrobe requires. : foe! prior to Emphasizing Very Late Fashion on Details—S pecially Purchased Grou ps : Edward pegsa. 1 Republican member | ireé naeateattreine: tiie Lan UB AAPA APTOTOA RAPA RACARARA RA OR RARE APRA CA FAPARAPA RA AA RAR SERDAR RAR AAO ARARARARAR AR PAPA RAPER AROTOR RAPA RAPA AR Neale SL IRE NFS SOLO RLS NS SFE NR SN EIT SA NNER ALA LEA RG NOLL ARRAN TIE AAP NONE te OA OOO Re PNR ALA: EN LE 88 eM ee ee ad “55 a wee whe indorsemen': Sample Sale of Silk Lingerie — 14 AnD 1/3 Less THAN REGULAR PRICES - | president by the lllinois delegatior Lingerie that is made of the lovelier silks—such ag crepe dg laces, touches of handwork, hemstitching, applique and ribbom ed — Nightgowns Envelope Chemise | Step-Ins Pajamas Bed Jackets Slips Only one or two of a kind—granting the utmost individuality and choice among hundreds of ex- quisitely fine garments—dainty pastel shades. = ee — TA RAPA AA PAAR AA RRAARA AAP action in: his behalf was ( ile n to nta ives Tilson of | Wood of Ind Ql and : Ti Beeronnecticut, W+I0 Vs ted President dge to recommend his ap- | oooli F pointment. . liner yt | iadv } . OR ee ee FT ORIEN. SOPME rat Ayla EE mE ENBAT TA nc BN Ame EL I” NAS DAA AAARRAAA AAS } : : Denison s ‘s nan } Seerious consi: derati lately after the resigna ine and radium, trimmed with fine Splish, and he ~has been an active , including: a Peandidate for - sition. Others : pwho have been . tioned = fre- | «gpauently are Geo! W Dowell of » Duquoin, P. K fobaube of Beele- ville, Circuit Ju ige Charles H. Mil | Siler of Benton, Jun¢ Senith of Cen- alia, z W. Kern of Watseka and Mohn Lynch of Olng) > — ~~“ oe oo *% » ' % ee PAA RA AAR AAS Bloomers rd part of Harde ning ; By | the AS&u aus i 4 NEW ¥C Feb. 16.—The art _ oeneet Found. | RAR NA AERA AA AA RA AA RAPA RA AA RA AO $ Silk Lingerie Envelope chemise of crepe de chine and 7 95 crepe-back satin, bodice-top style, trim- $1.50 Values med with lace insertion, pleats, hemstitch- Princess Slips ing and net—-the newest flapper models. | Rayon alpaca in colors of | orchid, Nile, peach, =e | and white. Tailored | eee a + eres = — AAA RARAAA AARTAA AA RA AA AARAAARA AAAI veee - + “SAVE ON-FURNITURE-AT. $2.95 and $3.50 Sample Lingerie.... $4.95 Sample Lingerie quality crepe de chine—round or square neck—tailored or lace-trimmed models. $1. 50 Values French Voiles se $3.95 and $4.50 Sample Lingerie $5.95 and $6.50 oO Lingerie Also step-in chemise of crepe satin, bod- These are made attractive various designs in love- with lace insertion, medal -$ lions, lace edges and fine vywe wees Saha nahaanan 2 EXCHANGE STORES 206 N.I2™ ST.-2™E, MARKET STS, 3-Pe, Bedroom Suite 3 Handsome slipover nightgowns of heavy r ) htm 2 | Handmade finished with- contrasting *e ~ oe col lored piping; whit e and colors. $8.95 and $9.95 Sample Lingerie ice-top style, ey trimmed, pastel ly paste] shades—round, net. Slipover gowns, en- 6 s ° | Silk Lingerie $6.95 shades; sizes 36 to 42. square and “V” nec ks— yerore chemise and step-ins. Pastel shades. Sizes 36 to 42 lace bodice top. Sizes 36 oor ee SU — $2.50 Two-Piece Pajamas Fashioned of cot- 95 ton crepe, Tai Other Rayon Undergarments Not Mentioned, at Sale Prices and cotton satinay Fee Se VEVEVES' (6 C8 URE SEUU Ve UY Vee Ee ew h - Pr A be Annan decided hhh Adddede) EE LT aT DAA AA RA RA RA AR AA RAT a $1. 95 Pastel oo aa Nightgowns style Slipover with ) Jenny neck, novelty stripe 69 Tussah (silk and cotton e way Ve $2.50 Novelty Stripe Rayon Slips Perfect fitting ’neath 1 69 7 the Spring frock; bodice hemstitched top; flesh, peach, Nile and orchid; (Second Floor. South.) WAAR AA wevevey stal lepare || Amber Footed | : Juality Glass With utiful Cuttings urchase is of the . | : would expect at Each ons —fancy floral =A st tripes — trimmed with fro gs and pockets—c olors are honey. eatin CUTE mixed), ‘trimmed, with Irish picot edge. Flesh honey, ae sizes 36 to 44 PAA AA AA AL AR AA RARA AA RANA + Se euvw te renewed pieces, similar Te those ahraow mn. in Al condi- 4 ? Lik yew LAL rer 1 Ow tw iY ow we oe ae ee s = Sgt CONTINUING THE BIG SALE OF SPRING DRESSES AT $13.75 sou a af 'S come early. anne Lae SUC CL VOUS YY SEV EV Eel Eahy idee od ee wevrwew +. ote = 8 nD & SADADDAA® > EX TR AOR D I NARY VA L UES || The Woman Who Is Adept With Her Paint Brush May Give Originality to : a co jie Her Breakfast Room, Dining Room, Bedroom, or the Occasional Piece Some are Kroe hier made) all are in’ good ceonditix ym. Davencttes open into full-size beds with eomtortable springs. You can't xo Wrong at this * $19 75 Price 3 Pay $1 Down xceptional price. ware Shop—Fourth Floon Our Unpainted Furniture Department features well constructed furniture, many copying the graceful lines of early American pieces, in designs that are‘ pleasing and artistic. Every piece is of selected wood—finely finished—and includes a large selection of large and small pieces—many, when grouped, will form attractive seta Windsor Chairs $9.15 Extra-strong — well The Davenport Tables $9.75 Odd Davenettes. $9,715 | Odd Bookcases. .$27.50 RED CEDAR CHESTS AND ‘LESS Just a Few Examples in the Very Wide Assortment in the Group These are 36 id Léngleurn | ed $1.38 51.65, $1.75 and $2.40 thome now—for this sale will | ade Linoleum, and the patterns @& pace you wish to cover. : mbinations. in e and Gray Tiles own and Tan Tiles iles vory Tiles an attractive spot where you caf ce of utmost satisfaction . op—lourth Floor.. Che reconditioned €edar onard line-le: Ohing Chests. Proof, {and absolutely moth- : fre are only 54 in group. and thes won't 't long art this wonderful Brice, Simll Pay &1 Down Congoleum Rugs from $4 Kitchen Chairs ${ Reftiverators $7.95 Poly Mirrors $3.95 Easy Terms at Union’s Two change Stores 2 EXCHANGE STORES 6h PAs. ar te those shown. > 4 ere ON FURNITURE'AT ST.-7'" & MARKET STs. $395 Scotch Mole Coats Self or fox or squirrel trimmed. $550 Siberian Squirrel Coats, Beautifully self tr immed and finished. $395 Leopard Cat Coats Natural red fox trimmed 5498 Jap Weasel Coat Brown fox trin $2500 Natural Mink Coat Gorgeously lined and finished $295 Silver Muskrat Coat Brown fox trimmed $398 American Broadtail Coats Squirrel or fox trimmed $250 Natural Muskrat Coat Brown fox trimmed ‘ $250 Russian eel Coats Fox and squirrel or beaver trimmed. $195 Caracul Coats Also seal, beaver or squirrel- dyed coney—fox RUY NOW AND SAVE! PAY LATER! Convenient payments may “te arranged —a deposit with regular payments will hold you purchase in storage. On the Morris Plan_a 1o' down payment entitles you to wear your Coat and pay the balance wm im seo weeks. (Nugents—Secomé Fiecer, Nerth.) inches wide; 19 inches deep and 29 inches high. ~~ —with drop- leaf, size 36x 42 in. across the top. LACQ DRIES " By courtesy of the Laca manufacturers, a special representative will be in the unpainted Furniture De- partment to consult with you and show you tww to achieve the color combinations and finish you desire. Pints .. ‘4-Pint ..... 40c 1,-Pints ... 65c Tables $4.95 Reproduction of Colonial style; securely hinged tops. End Tables $6:29 With fent shelf at bot tom. Correct size. conven- Quarts (Fourth Filecoer—Seuth ) IN 30 MINUTES braced—ideal for breakfast sets Youths’ Chairs 74 High Chairs with Lift Trays, $2.95. End Tables Made ay’ o— lumber, :$ 85 he! f - eh 24 inches. Occasional Pieces Magazine Stands Extension Table Telephone Set or..... Writing Desk .. Butterfly Tables Tray Tables Costumer Gateleg Table . $1.10 $1.95 And Many Other Pieces E_

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_WEDNESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 16, 1927__ — — — of. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SSE — : ean CN tt Infants’ Bo Value 950 € Attractive styles in shir. red or lace-trimmed } Of crepe de chine, radium | and other materials. ‘ Basement Economy Store | ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ .PAGE 8 | We Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps FAMOUS ~BARR CO: OPERATED BY THE MAY COMPANY THE MAY CO. THE MAY CO, rae BARR CO. M. O’NEIL. CO. THE MAY CO. Los Angeles Detg er St. Louis Akron Cleveland Sue Dp er-Val te Day -Basement Economy § lore We Cannot Guarantee Quantities to Last Throughout.the Day Thursday—Therefore, Come Early—No Mail, Phone or C. 0. D. Orders Accepted on These Items 40c Chocolates, Lb., 29c | song =]! $10 & $12.50 Suits, $7.95 ’ b Men’s and Young Men’s One and Sova! alli-woo! Side: with: one pale 4 lesa one ° short pants. These are single and — breasted 2-Trouser Suits styles. Sizes 8 to 17. $15 Values Special Boys’ Knickerbockers, $1.65 pecta Dresses 12 75 Value . Cc @ Ginghams, prints and other materials, prac- tical Dresses for girls 7 to 14 years of age. Basement Economy Store Women’s Purses Bloomers $2.00 1 69 $1.39 97C Value . Be Value . € Women’s Bloomers of € Women’s genuine leather fine gauged heavy- Purses in pouch and under- weight rayon and cut arm kinds; many novelty extra large. Light and styles and leathers. Fitted. dark colors. Hasement Economy Store Basement Economy Store oe, Ried ae as PRA BE rem eee ert a Cn Oe ae ee er ek sa es Se Dh ae er © a a ge DIO AE he - ge Ae tee — ~ ee eee , vig elie ey epee isan ely sy a, " . tts pn itr oom vate 5 vanes Ley agen Non seer ye tomaia® toi tle 5 agin Pe as a) ~a ¥ ee ve Res + ~ oes dey 34 ale as sap om ee ed oo : Se th Sy ~ aang BOS. eh am ees . PP ee = de Lilt 22 kk ET at" Lie iro ant penal patilnie-e sanbmanctnd clot. cageane -— b Ce ee ee oe Fe - t a ed an ee P "PES Me. ei on ts eet bs g Sey gg db, aR” ae SOB NA “t oes re ote 35k SE ae oA aes. sale su 5 SR ag Ad a. oe, a » edz a. ei ot Re Ds - re b» srapnearteremgpoaee * sae HE prea ee pina a ere ne a 1“ —— : CO ON, i d Nees ~ raedncid ¥ , and « i ne on ° eal Le a eee ete en - Ot inca Re Tal ARN I mene: Mircea) pms oh am Re NR, NS te om matt Nilpaigs hate 6 nt aieiltiy'. bebiy se) ape: aap nes Saxe Wan: bo Set ee ad ea a EN, m h ‘ . sn sata d " niet or : ————— re are - — - worn 9 = ARP phi ernest mh ot ee et oe —~: — ae ol " sit igs wessaseeser Me eS he abet oy ERAN ra OO es axes ‘ {ots comets e os al eo A ge ww % wie Ore fey » ES Hh afin ena Bi. A Varied Style Assortment @ Spring Coats $12.50 Values Special at $Q.85 @ Women’s and misses’ smart Spring Coats, belted, tailored, and double - breasted models. Novelty mixtures, tweeds, plaids, andj others. Basement Women’s $1.29 Smocks, au Of cotton linene with cretonne trimmings, of plain chambrays. Double-stitched seams, gath ered yokes. Sizes 34 to 42. Girls’ $7.50-$8.95 Dresses, $5 Of crepe de chine, velvet and satin crepe in or one piece styles. Well made, in sizes ha to 17 years. Girls’ $10 Spring Coats, $7.75) Sport models of plaid and fancy wool mixture with or without belts. Collars and cuffs in pl materials. Sizes 5 to 14 years. $1.29 and $1.59 Slips, 94¢ | Another February Group of Spring Dresses $10 to $12.50 Values, at Delicious assorted Chocolates with many kinds of delicious centers. $8.50 Mattresses, Each, $6.25 Felt and cotton Mattresses in full or twin bed size, covered with durable art ticking, rolled edge and closely tufted; 45-pound weight. Wool-M’xd Blankets, Pr.,$3.89 In the 70x80-inch size; wool mixed, in large block plaids and stripes in rose, gold, blue or orchid. $4.95 value. $1.50 Feather Pillows, 89c Sanitary and odorless Feather Pillows, with attrac- tive art ticking cover in blue or rose. 18x25-inch size and neatly made. $5.50 Davenette Pads, $3.95 Of all cotton, covered with art ticking and close- ly tufted. 20-pound weight. $6.95 Coil Springs, $4. 95 In the full or twin bed size, for either wood or steel beds. Of tempered steel wire; 88 coils in- terlined with steel frame support. Children’s Dresses, 85c Children’s Dresses of good quality voile in pink, blue, white, green, rose and yellow. In sizes 1 to 3. Girls’ $1.00 Dresses, 83e “Charleston Baby” Dresses in printed fabrics with circular skirt and panties to match. Also other styles of girls’ panty Dresses. All sizes 2 to 6 years. Boys’ all-wool, lined Knickerbockers in neat dark and light patterns in various shades. Full cut, well made. Sizes 7 to 18 years. Boys’ 79c Blouses, 49c Serviceable Blouses from a well-known maker in white and colors, made of durable fabrics in sizes from 6 to I5. : Boys’ 79c Sleepers, 19¢ 825 garments, made of durable fabrics, all in the drop-seat style in white and colors, frog loop trim- med. Sizes 6 to 12. Women’s Sample Girdles, $2.29 Lily of France and Modart Sample Girdlés, front . . ) Children S Stockings, Pr., 24¢ lace and back-lace Corsets and side-fastening Gir- Of mercerized cottons in black and a large assort- dies. Medium and low top models. Broken sizes. ment of colors. In the seamless style and slight : : | Marvelette Combinations, $1.39 seconds, Medium and long models of fancy striped mate- f 9 —¢é . VW omens Hose, Pair, 72¢ rials, all models have elastic sections in the skirt. Full-fashioned or mock fashioned Hose with lisle Lightly boned. They are slightly soiled. tops. In a broken line of colors and sizes. ° : H.&W. and Famo Girdles, 79¢ Men’s Union Suits, 95¢ : : MeCHS hion sul S, JIC Of brocade and elastic in short and medium length Heavy or medium weight Union Suits, samples models. Excellent wearing quality and comfort- and broken lots. Slight seconds; various styles. able fitting. $1.59 “Tom Boy” Blouses, 93c | $1 to $1.19 Nightgowns, 83¢ Women’s “Tom “Boy” Overblouses of Oxford Women’s Gowns made of wash crepes and nain- broadcloth and novelty suitings, made with’ pure sooks, full size, extra long, neatly and strongly wool elastic girdle bottoms. Sizes 34 to 40, sewn. Sizes 16 to 17. bs : ee eC ee aol eatin) am: ‘ete eating - . reget! PERS iy is rates oe @ Men’s and Young. Men’s Suits with : either one or two pairs of Trousers. Of all-wool and wool- mixed materials in various patterns. Sizes 31 to 38 only. Basement @ Several hundred of the newest Spring Dresses, latest styles, trimming ideas, and colors, in flat crepe, satin, and Geor- gette. Basement $1.25 Bed Sheets, 96¢ Full bleached Bed Sheets; serviceable quality, in the seamless style., In the 81xgg-inch size. 29¢ Dress Linens, 1Se For the Spring and Summer wash cilia in the 36-inch width, in biue and gray only. . ~ > | - — Lingette; Special at 35c - ° . Cotton Lingette (satinette) in the 36-inch width in plain shades. Seconds. Bedspreads, 75¢ White Crochet Bedspreads, an excellent wearing . quality in the 72xg0-inch size, Soiled, $1.69 grade. Dress Ginghams, Ile PIRES - REARS hae mE ring Gees Srggne sapere eng en AP Nee At “y Ci r« 4 oe : a ? eM Rn A ebeMR ON RL ct Mg RE Or ES BE Gs a aa lh ah rer na 5, aa ’ a pane ae Gio not RM OE el eee a Dane eee, od SNR, BIEN RPC ppm hs ie ha so eee ntes RW an Yee ae lak ee ls hie 4a Nena Var Rak ove sare cabs tae * cee abe ned ; sp " ees DP Oe eee CaS rE Solid Mahogany F. nn wtihrmaes. + > . ‘ i aes mee sain ibs “ TE I ry RE a te i am A lame nla IRR a i at fin sel em ne ernie: os ota renee MPs BAR, okt Poin LL LL ALLO, ce ACL A oP . : + well tailored and full: cut. Hemstitched bodice. ee ae en ae AS Sy lena HE Ig ec ca Z. : 2 : ti cond a } . a fe 7> ae i Say & he 7 wh 3 i F by aa c vs i ae ia y eS 7 ; sau aS As ate: ori es fd vin - ee 4 ° > a, iy att a | ee at: ta if .% ‘ be f 5 * ; “ei ¢ M iD ay “3 ot Be i.. ; - @ Pe: ti * A rk * ~% Kei e 4 ’ ‘ ; > +: 4 “ . » r a * % ts gy es ¥ ¢ i es x 2 45 t S eh . oa ‘ } x 5 Pay a te s ees en viss rad a r Sieh eee g get Meper oA Fusatebenme eT MPR a ago 3 PAPA 5 Mn OP Ge Deere Rh Cee Ste Met neo rtp . Raper mes ey eT: an a ges a etadchiahtnieeaindeattien adidas etek Remnants of 2 to 8 yard lengths of 15c grade. In a large assortmer* of colors in checks or plaids. 32 inches wide. 20¢ Pereales, 12V/5e : in a variety of neat fig- 36 inches Washable new Percales, ures in various colors and combinations. wide. $1.98 Bedspreads, $1.47 Cotton Crinkle Bedspreads with colored stripes and scalloped edges. In the 8o0xr105-inch size. : 9 Tie ° ! Men’s Union Suits, 48e Men's excellent quality Nainsook Union Suits in the athletic style. Sizes$”36 to 46. Women’s Union Suits, 48e In medium or light weights in regular or extra sizes. Serviceable quality tm various styles. Men’s Underwear, Each, 46c Men’s balbriggan Shirts or Drawers; slight sec- onds of excellent grades. Women’s 52 Hats, Each, $1.69 Two hundred Hats consisting of silk, straw and combination materials in bright shades and black. Small and medium shapes. . $1.69 Black Charmeuse, $1.29 Serviceable quality Black Charmeuse; 36 inches wide, in black only. Excellent for dresses. $2.98 Plaid € oating, $1.98 Spring plaid Coating in colors of tan, brown, green, blue and others. In the 54-inch width, $1.69 Striped Silks, Yd., $1.19 Washable Striped Silks—absolutely fast color in a large assortment of the most desirable colors for spring wear. 0c Hard “Candy, Lb., 25¢ Filled Hard Candy—delicious flavors and many colors, Sure to delight! ’ New Spring Styles in Women’ s Shoes Factory Checked $3.50 to $5 Grades Oxfords, s t rap s, pumps and colonials in patent, satin, black and colored leathers. Full Louis, Cuban and low heels. Sizes 2% to 8 in one style or another. Basement Creepers and Rompers, 79c Dainty garments made of “Fashion Cloth” em- broidered in attractive styles. Sizes 1 to 3. $1.00 value, _ A Super-Value-Day Group of Sample Hats $7.50 Values Special at $3.45 _@ New Spring Styles in titg season’s riewest ma- terials. Shown in a va- ried assortment of the newest Spring shades and combinations, Medi- um and small shapes. Insement Nightshirts and Pajamas, 79¢ Men’s $1 and $1.19 cotton flannelette Nightshirts and cotton, pongee Pajamas in a variety of stripes and colors. Sizes from 16 to 20. $3.95 Lumberjacks, $2.89 Boys’ all-wool Lumberjacks in checks and plaids all finished with. knitted bottoms. In ages from 10 to 16 years. Men’s $4 and $5 ison $2.39 Men’s high or low Shoes in black and tan leathers with broad, round and straight toes; Goodyear welt soles; broken sizes. Children’s $2.55 Shoes, $1.95 Children’s high or low Shoes in patent, black and tan, also combinations in various styles. Sizes broken from 814 to 2. Women’s Felt Slippers, 63¢ Women’s ribbon-trimmed Felt Slippers in various colors. With comfortable soft soles. Sizes from 3to8. \ ba $2.55 High Shoes, $1.77 Women’s black and tan high lace Shoes, in com- fort and dress styles. Broken sizes. ~Men’s $1.79 Slippers, $1.19 Men’s leather Slippers with leather soles and rub- ber heels. Well made and very comfort: ble. Sizes 6 to 11. Men’s Shirts, 99¢c Men's excellent quality Broadcloth Shirts in collar- attached and neckband styles. White and colors in sizes 14 to 17. Seconds of $1.50 and $2 grades. Children’s Stockings, 16¢ In the seamless style, mercerized or plain cott in black and colors. Seconds. = sneneeraestabensnennnaaumnnanpeenseeammeenmmmenenennts ~ — - A te ree cme —— ee aecememtaaieauneeneetnamnoaes commenter actseaiguenecetianapenatsanmneae Se en Women’s ’Kerchiefs, Doz. 59e Seconds of roc and 1§c embroidered Handker- chiefs, white and colors of excellent cambric with neat embroidered corners. Boys’ ’Kerchiefs, 6 for 36e Seconds of r2!4c grade. of serviceable cambric in colored woven border style. Soft finish _ neatly hemstitched, Seamless Axminster Rugs, $39.50 In the gxr2-ft. size, splendid quality seamless, woven with deep wool nap. Ina variety of artistic colors and designs. Seconds. Axminster Rugs, $27.50 In the gx12-ft. size in a large assortment of new- est patterns and color combinations. Woven in the seamless stvle. Seconds. Felt-Base Rugs, $7.45 Seconds of $10 grades, Congoleum, Sandura and Art Felt-Base Rugs; gx12-ft. size; sanitary and waterproof. In attractive designs and colors. $3.75 Curtain Sets, $1.98 Ruffled voile Curtain Sets with colored insertion —two-tone color combinations, full ruffles with valance and tie-backs to match. 0c Drapery Materials, 35¢ Figured Jacquard Drapery Materials in neat fig- ured designs suitable for attractive curtains. In the 36-inch width. $6 Lace Curtains, Pair, $3.95 A very attractive group of fringed Lace Curtains in beige color—shadow ‘and filet weave with’ scal- loped bottoms. 20c Curtain Nets, 29¢ Pretty figured Curtain Néts in neat beige tint. Ideal for sash and long curtains. Window Shades, Each, 63¢ Scalloped Window Shades, seconds of $1 grade, genuine oil opaque in the 36-inch by 6-ft. size on good spring rollers. Light and dark tan. Special Purchase of Practical Wash Dresses Regularly $1.95 q Dresses of broadcloth, rayons and charmeuse — all splendid wear- ing “‘tubproof” fab- rics; smartly styl- ed; light or dark. Basement Muslin Undergarments, 2 for 95¢ Bloomers, Slips and Chemises of good wash fab- rics, crepes, novelty rayons and nainsook, neatly trimmed in various ways. Women’s $1.29 Muslinwear, 89c Extra sizes in Cheerio Cloth and Windsor Crepes, neatly designed in practical styles with hemstitch- ing. Sizes 46 to 50. Remnants and Mill Ends of Silk Flat Crepes Remnants of $2 to $3.50 Grades, Yard $19 Be @ Heavy quality Flat Crepes in a large as- sortment of the sea- son’s most wanted col- ors. Lengths of 1 to 4 yards, many 3 to 4 yard lengths — suitable for dresses. Rasement Petticoats, 2 for 93¢ Knit of cotton and woolen yarns in light and dark colors, plain or fancy bordered combinations. Reg- ular sizes. 79c Bungalow Aprons, 2 for 95c Made of tubproof ginghams, all in neat plaid ef- fects and all color fast. tyles are partially trim- med, Regular and extra sizes. $1.29 Alpaca Rayon Slips, 89¢ Hemstitched bodice tops in lustrous alpaca-woven rayon; will launder splendidly; double-hip hem; light and dark shades. Sizes 36 to 44. 89c Rayon bloomers, 2 for 95¢ Excellent weight, fine-gauged rayon, with single elastic bottoms in black and navy only. 25 to 29 ‘inch lengths. Bloomers and Siva, 2 for 89c Women’s s9c to 79¢c Bloomers and Slips of cotton, satinay and satin stripes; full size and well made. Regular and extra sizes in Bloomers only. Maids’ Aprons, $1.07 $1.49 and $1.95 “Indian-Head” pre-shrunk Aprons in two popular styles, Well made and offered in me- dium and large sizes. $1.50 and $1.69 Kimonos, 94e Of tubproof creped in a variety of colorful pat- terns, well made and cut full and roomy, with large steeves. Full lengths. Sizes 36 to 44. Nightgowns, 2 for 95e Women’s Gowns of a serviceable quality of nain- sook, cut full size, with crepe, embroidery or lace trimmings; white and pink. Sizes 16 and 17. insane epee lee deelleinenseenemneettinatigteecummmaameettiememem ete ER etme Men’s Rayon Socks, Pair, 1¢ Cork Linoleum, Sg. Yd., 69 tops, inlaid side pleats and shadowproof. A Suite Most Unusual to Obtain for... Women’s Slips, Bloomers fe Manufacturers samples of $1.29 to pas plain tailored and novelty styles ie cotton satinays, rayons, tub silks and other fabs Broken sizes. Women’s Umbrellas, $1 48 | Seconds of $3:98 grade of Gloria (silk and mounted on 1o-rib paragon, steel frames, colored tibs and ferrules. Men’s ’Kerchiefs, 6 for sa | Initia] Handkerchiefs of excellent quality cam large size with white and colored woven initi Seconds of 15c to 25c grades. Men’s Cotton Hose, Pr., veh ; Seamless Cotton Hose with double heels and toe Seconds. In black and a varied assortment @ cofors. Of cotton English Satinay and-cotton Charmeuse, I @ The much-wanted averages ment and bungalow living re H) fortable proportions and restf to make a room really livable mohair upholstery with liner ‘detail emphasizes their qualit Convenient Deterred ranged for February F Men’s seamless Socks of a serviceable quality” rayon with lisle tops. In various colors, Sec Men’s Trousers, Pair, $1.60. Styles for both men and young men—neat stri patterns in worsteds and cassimeres, plain and © bottom. Sizes 28 to 34. Men’s $15 Overcoats, $9. B. Men’s all-wool Topcoats and Overcoats, and regulaf shoulder styles with full or Sizes 34 to 44 $3 Lumberjack Suits, 198 Boys’ all-wool Lumberjack and jersey short pant combination Suits with leather Sizes 3 to 8 years. 50c Curtain Nets, 9 | Shadow weave Curtain Nets in rich beige tint a attractive figured designs for sash and long @ tains. Your Choice of Two Pa Luster Tez 66-Piece Dinr An attractively decorated 66-piece E Semi-porcelain, with border pattern gold handfes. Choice of 2 patterns. ee Seconds of 98c grade, 4 yards wide in rich © block amd conventional designs suitable for any rogm. Latest 1927 Models in Rotary A Super-Value-Day Offering of - ’ ; Women’s Hose_ Seconds of 79c AE a. to $1 Grades, Pair = A46c = @ Women’s mock fash- ioned Hose of silk and all-erayon yarns with lisle tops and reinforced feet. In black, white and various colors. Basement Machines Sold With a Special Old-Machine’ Allowance € Advance madels of this Celeorated make are now on ‘splay—and they embody the utmost in efficiency— women nting new Ma- crnes a highly pleased © Rat Fe BNO gg 7a Ma at poate Balance Monthly | paing models of the re of room fan : an attractive room fur doubly desirable. 63 FS nk a7 4 RN a ei wey % ¥ Ate te whe "i> Dupes

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G ——. ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ___ __ WEDNESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 16, 1927___ pee, Louis POST-DISPATCH ___ | ae Ane eee We Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps aT LAT BOMBED: WHITE ooo oO Oey eS Joep eas ; : : Eid FT et Infants Bonnets a aS ee i NEIGHBORS BLAMED Value « JSC il pa | b! a Cc 1 3 GF NESSIE F888 C Accrctive styles in shin, FAM OU S BARR CO. |Owner Says Vandeventer 4nd O: C d } | Iag S ts S and re materials. “1 OPERATED BY THE MAY COMPANY Page Residents’ Opposed Basement Beg Fi Neg 448 Tenant Plan. ery Otety | THE MAY CO, THE MAY CO. . FAMOUS-BARR CO. M. O’NEIL CO. THE MAY CO, —e Los Angeles Denver t. Louis Akron Cleveland HONOR LOANS It is the main function of the Industrial Loan Company to assist those who need money for some useful purpose but are unable to borrow it on regular banking terms. (uancusaSaaSScaEaneEE Resentment sa white residents Thursday Will Be the Second Day of the Very Remarkable February pigeon lm agpy boulevard and Vander nter av- Pay yourself out of debt the Industrial way! Borrow from us the entire sum required—pay every dollar you owe—then repay usin equal weekly or monthly payments extending over a year. INDUSTRIAL LOAN Co. 7i0 CHESTNUT STREET NUGENTS 3616 South Grand Blvd. 1486 Hodiamont Ave. 4118 West Florissant Ave. SUSESSESESEESSooeoeoae enue was assigned by Mrs. Mary : A €} €) | Elliott of 6211 Greer avenue as * s ‘ i : o | a | the probable reason for the bomb- ; ‘ing last night of a two-story brick | ” / |flat building at 1411 North Van- ;}deventer avenue. ! . . | Mrs. Elliott, “— owns the butid- ; | ing, told police rat thrée weeks | iago a man h = éu peel 0 her to don These Items ; “ seat ml as ‘ask her not to rent the place to * eee: hipreeeiua | Negroes The buildir has been Thousands of Better Type Shirts in New Patterns ane Cororengy |waeant for three forth but. a ———- i. iB ‘ae : =. “) COATS Wo WOMEN THAT A. \\ AND SOLD B \ EXTRA | UP TO (6: Cotton Hose with double theels and toes ranged tor February Furniture, Sale Purchases In black and a varied assortment of. Furniture Section—Seventh Floor LOE Te OS TS tk ee TET 5 Ravon Socks, Pair, 16¢. | 2 amiless Hoc ks of a serviceable quality of : : _ th lisle tops. In various colors. Seconds, . | Your Choice of Two Patterns 1n 23-Piece ’s Trousers, Pair, $1.65 - - Luster Tea Sets | CURT bg both men and young men-—neat striped | a ; in worsteds and cassimeres, plain and Convene Special at Sizes 28 to 34. 7 o One of the Foremost February Events! Sale of Excellent Qualities at Extreme Savings ’s $15 Overcoats, $9. 15 ei ke Be $42° This is one of the year’s most important Sool Topcoats and Cai a TS RUE ti? Drapery events—planned more extensively ~~ — pei on celal € Your guests will admire every year. From the large specially pur- NRE TR E ae BS te ectcotat chased assortments selections may be made umberjack Suits, $1 98 | | enn pane. the coloring being from the very newest patterns at a saving that l-wool Lumberjack and jersey long Of} | | o~areey set off with black line. make it highly advisable to anticipate Spring t yinati u ther beit& ao a a a OY The set consists of 23 “ f — —— : ae Ar By pieces, and there are two needs now. Included are: different patterns. Je Curtain Nets, 39¢c 66-Piece Dinner Sets Charming Casement Curtains weave Curtain Nets in rich beige tint An attractively d Di Set of American d vely decorated 66-piece Vinner e figured designs for sash and long CUM" Semi-porcelain, with border pattern and coin S14, 95 : Very Much gold handles. Choice of 2 patterns. Below Their Linoleum, Sq. Yd., 65¢ ciao Value at of g8c grade. 4 yards wide in oo @ Casement laces made of selected yafns; in patterns id conventiona! designs suitable for a | that reveal real artistry. Full width and length, fin- i #5 Latest 1927 Models in Rotary Electric Domestic |. ished with deep bullion fringe. An unusual value. Machines ae: Ruffled Sets : Sold With a Special ! ; a | aes | aes rgbeowes with sed — ~ $ 85 :. : | J \ 4 : \ , . : = acings and bottoms; also on tie-backs an da . , . : . Old-Machine Bai; , NS : ‘ : it Extraordinary Reductions! Reductions’. Sports Allowance | , Yi | valance. Dainty and se ciantd made. Set. s Ke ks | sss aii eels tac AR a ; CAdvance | models of Bs eee) ) | | & O A S § O A S of this SS Ge ae a |i | , . . ‘ Stleorated make are now on || RAG —“Beaee EB | Milan Curtains Milan Curtains Drapery Damask | | ‘Splay—and they embody .~ Cotton Hose, Pr. 121/,¢' Convenient Deterred Payments May Be Ar- SIZES $125 Coats Lavishly Trimmed with Rich Fur Collars, Cuffs, and Many with Fur Tuxedo Fronts—Exqutisite Fabrics 1n Stunning Colors— Developed in the Smartest Styles ~ — TT ET Te eM EN ea This is a wonderful opportunity of purchasing a smart, high grade winter coat at a tremendous reduction! These attractive coats are developed of superior mategials in striking colors and are lavishly trimmed with smart furs, a ~ 2 “ - . $y ‘oa ae a ee : Lar , 7 - \ 2 => 4 ll Nee: ROR Super-V alue-Day Offering of VV omen’s Hose conds of 79c $1 Grades, Pair A6c omen’s mock fash- d Hose of silk and a \ — Me 4 b - € utmost in efficiency— Imported expressly by us for Distinctive beige point | Richly figured and striped ee Women wanting new Ma- this sale, Choice of three Milan; choice of four pat- patterns in handsome rayon Have Seld as Hiah as $4, + Have Sold as High as $35 , patterns, on French net, in terns, all mounted on Swiss and cotton mixed — «$2.55 Chines wil] be hi q a aN | ghly pleased | eo - olor - a4 ' ae With them . |. . } beige color, $6.50 si Rig ag $4 &5 damask, yard Attractive for trimm ings This apec tal group © f : pair... ‘ue, pair ° , | ro ' | anad stunning hee a0 ed a 00 smart Winter Coats, of- $ 00 2 Terms $5 Cash . : : Cain C : Drapery Damask materials gore i 0. fered in effective myles ayon yarns. with y Domestic Rotary Gauze Curtains auze Curtains is in D smart Coats u with elegant fur trim Btons and reinforced Lovely and desirable, these Gold-tinted casement styles, 45-inch wide Sapesy amask fe tiie: ated ni os: re c black, white | | | Being models of the new “furniture type,” these Machines be- ecru and gold-tinted Gauze finished with bullion fringe, in artistic — and woe eG hy? ladiacad fet diva nal . ee me an att ractive part of room furmishings and are therefore Curtains, finished with bul- they are favored for many terns. Splendi $I 75 anes ; : : ; | various coiors. doubly desirable lion fringe, ~~ rooms. Pair, $3 15 quality, yard —_ f a‘ fs f Banos - Sewing Machine Section—Sixth Floor ? at, pair.. oa $2. (5 SEES re ° Fitth Fleer if ' : ap , se att ° eT AT ETS Cae = AN I NE CARINE A NE RN A ORR NN RR tm Ne PS RO er a a ee ae see

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PAGE 10_ 4 ST LOUIS POST- DISPATCH ) | ___ WEDNESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 16, 1927_ ile ____ ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH _ Fe = a , BRIDGE TRADE : ‘ —_ , ; aK eos ae Sy tapi a o one ar ee A oe : Tae 1 3 EF j bs F pdse? ea : aie sy # : a Sa Seren spine ee “RS, : Ps s Ste sy eena a : sa , ats 2 HPD ef FE] WHEN (Be : a Dues * 4 ee >» 4a Fe . i - 4 - 7. ~ oF ’ ° aa Hs “ - “ “ Pa 5 ” : if Se : a ang ; 2 2 Sie i of ‘s he é : es ea io es - a a= ie pnd adn een on - et to ee AT Fine Percales Pe Viet ee ee PR Vee ok Sy 2G ee eS Se Special! HEAR | Special! eA Ve Je oe Oe Ne Boom, Vee Bee Og ie 4.) 4! | og Be BPEAAR RL oS a | | Yard |} } o> ; SF LU L' UILtOLty C | = ; : i ee : | , , | P eo Standard-sige | D. jJ. Sweeney Escapes erious. bil : yereu “1 good mS Fine soft finish best grace, 36- ~ ty art ticking, Fil led with = : Injury and Asks What + inch shirting and dress Percales. ; , cnicset caters. . 4 a - Light saieeed i, striped, dunbioad and e lasts, Occurred. ; | small figured, 2 to 8 yard lengths raor Inar sy wes ver (Bargain Basement.) | g Aldermen’s Utilities Com- | (Bargain Basement.) _ | | J | Hurled 50 feet when an automo- pile he was driving across a net- mittee Invites Citizens’ § Auction Purchase! Girls’—Boys’—Kiddies’ fh» mmittee Members to Dy E “1M h || . Co Our Most Important Dress Event in Months . A gMMMMRres and Main etréet was serch Appear at 2:30 r. M. N Biwest night by an outbound Bur- ° oe K Wiargton passenger train, Dallas J.) A ic utiliti ommittee o° : | [aieeecney escaped serious injury) eRe pubiic * ceplapepi Re tea ae sia i / Rega today sought to learn from re-| a ee ee een] toe tt P Bileorters who visited him at City! ts first hearing» o onc Agena eae | | = me nat bad Ge oo sae Wak. | ASYP © | : B 5) ° ? : a Hos! wo 45 years old, a black-| “exchang oys’ and Girls’ Socks ‘eee Be tao North Teeietn| and the railroa femith. cipal Bridge, between the city anu kW . ) : . tata ami emin ijro: sociation. e ’ _- ) = — : eet sald he visite@ &@ road Camp | the Termina . a Boys’ wool-mixed and rayon sports Hose, knee lengths ie | eC tollinsville yesterday and had! ee eB Ot iprag onghd der | LIA An exceptional purchase at large reductions bring with heavy rolled tops. Beauti- ad PM Mi several 4rinks: _He doesn’t remem-| nearing cb bg ers rT ee | i Coa % [ h f ft ordinar at $7. 90. ful E , fect $ E ay | ber leaving the camp, but pre-) of Aldermen chamber. ae | SS iZ values that are most extra 7 ul patterns. very pair per . pen —~ ) eg he was attempting to drive! a a Pee | \ is ; Girls’ silk, silk-and-rayon and 1! =) a | —_ when the accident happened. | vuwree®e aS Ph z 7% ’ . wi phases ves PN wasceabath apart ca bd kde Pease + a _ ee , ate oe eee ieseal Vs RRS EE S r te i id, fp ie TR a eB athe ir gates? eat Pas . i ae eS es pie 5h z - os } : eA : “gnges Ohi - We yin wid Poe en oe ee red ee Sa il a cial bai ia esas ores PTs Mey 18 Om metby x Be Sh o} +f Mei he om, Gees lie § Ally. 2 RY able Ii es ell esa adele ode he " PA uA * ¥ wert en de ——. os ee ee ee er ee » Si: % po slat Pie ee Se ae eee a ee Le Nag OTD 3 bie ellie Ad ane Ha P ” - ro, | w aa lS a y oe ee eee ey eR 2-2 me a , = ao inte ¢ heb pote dear boule a aks «Arsh ected insk esdoaiai ceed a) He ae ches A ea to ay « . 2 a> Lek eB Shige eee Lil ip ako RRONY 9 siiiieies4:tiid adi dinnibelig»- stil vines dikes eee ;bulets pian hen wah tt 9 4hy de> age ind eS en ee Sirs eee wees a4, eo ew ae Re oi ~ mi +e . » a ‘ @ * : ~~ te ee i a ee mst ps, et 4 pe, 1S oy TEI OA ee inl Be -- Rle > * = * > 2 ee ij Pa Ds Bee Be ul 4 7 4 + .) x. — 5 . a -} a ea ay = : - i > cy oo. jr id A es oat” Spe, et ee ee aed kee Sees fe ae eevee ee - a yo ee ee gee tes Beaeaeas Every-Dress brand-new, hand-picked from the finest makers lisle-plated Hose, knee length. decency i bein treated form Rows in the Eastern markets. Hundreds of Dresses included in the Assorted sizes. Every pair 1) fracture al | ple sku $16.50. r e ees*eeevene78 80200 croup made to sell from $10 to OTTOCE vic cscs sea Bp rade be ke ome soporte F ecalp lacerations. His automobile, | " Studebaker touring car, was de-'| oe - f . Z waichman iss stationed at the croas- Sizes for Kiddies’ and Infants’ Socks,» | |, Sen F eoilis: oO! The first hearing will relate to the Tirel ll yl \ CHa |: Misses Sports and Plain Models ii HB wan Hit by Auto, Driver of Which bridge ex nge bill only, and the Jf ie | Fil ee &, . . ? ae | | : Fails to ieee ittee ‘will ask members of|th eeu >) Se eo 2 Women Fiber, silk plated and mercer- x Thomas Ogle, 64, who resides at ‘ Fourth street and | Ric tanner acral isneunane Ne eee ee amie gS pete saree gt) msm tee gin 8: Sd a Cy ee ee er ae a_- he ae te - ger g ep Sped ve aad ar “age / “acti ee ee ae & aa" oH I ? . *¢ bat : eS te ee eae Saad Ds Ee ae (he Sed eit h TR ee, A A ~~ ee ie oho Sess, SP DE ES tehebiyettn A eae Me ptr geae commiitte ai Citizens’ Bridge ; nd Terminal Com ° : ee 3 ey 4 re B ~ ° . i Rob Roy Hotel, ME eae yaads the survey . . : LY je , i ¢ ; oy and Stouts ized lisle socks. ‘Lucas avenue, suffered brain con- | En tant te apeak Ib fy | | ¥ ba z 4 > a ‘ L cussion, internal injuries and at fore others are heard T t ; gee ee pete ee 5 for $1 Pretty Cuffs Assorted Sizes Me fracture of the left Jeg at 11:30 p. | mittee, Wiehe said, will hope ¢t 1, j het: ak ee . t Ad) -%% BS (st. Louis’ Largest Bargain Basement.) .“y m.. when —— by an automobile | hear not only from those il rit ed & Pe : . , ob & 1i* 4 ; oF ( : 3 P | A° _ ‘ ifth Poul ay ara an ad Market | of the commission who sup ae By POs ewe - 2 ma ih eg . ) ef street. The driver failed to stop, | | , south In Twelfth past Po-/| - hor 5 fac plan, but from any of them whc . ht Y 3 = a ae i: Pf ae 2 Sf t ’ may oppose it. J. Lionberger , ; a4 a’ ig if ’ d D S | 0 lve Headquarters. Another man’ assure. . . : ss : { Fi TES Thurs a ne- ay a e 4 0 ) as injured one month ago at the’ vis is opposing the mea a drivér who fled | wD PMPs eo ae ae aed ; ag a ~ ee ew ce ee ny ee ARAL RA ME | ae Maar aad “| After the members of mission are heard, representatives ) SO BN VES NS Ree : , | > Weg from the scene. ) of civic organizations, and the gen- . zg wey OL ; ‘es ; 3 | Lieut. Anthony Adreveno of Carr; eral public, eo nvite Oj} y AX V4 . ; % if : BeStreet Police District suffered in- | The committee will try to. KOR PAN L at Least One Miternal injuries and several frac speak. red ribs at 2:30 p. m: when an hear everyone, Wiehe said. Ne Baweiias ' rit | ; Alderman Studt -said he would } \ Sa. es NN TTT 3 ae of These “Eeeutomobile he was driving was ask the committee te take up the SS ee Yo ANE Novia vichedl struck by a heavy truck at Page .resolution recently offere y him PRS % xgn ey: \ x | , Lovely | ~ Faery Coat new-—svery Coat ju epachd one : ard ang ee indorsing Congressman Newton’ + - RSPR 4 ae , ie » ai ‘8 for condemnin: he hignway . a" Fe4 . ere 8 ce ey ‘ Frocks Aan ' ge ey of the latest make S FINAL VOTE ON FARM RELIEF deck of Eads Bridge, to put it to; ex se eae Wi SFUEFASS AC | oy Ge. 2 i ~ ers of ls’ Coats | ak @ublic use, This resolution, | i Nek \S7/BE ENA ELON All the New Models, Straightline, Flares, Two- { 2 er Ce in the Teitera B BILL EXPECTED THIS WEEK when offered. was opposed by Al-| ae | 7 ¢ ra i ; ¥ ak Se as —_ NSA \ . mar Supporters of McNary- Haugen oceamenie Udell, who said it would! ‘Bbed ieee Wa Seti ee Tones, Two- Piece, Balloon Sleeves, Etc. me PSS YA) \ kets. fm Measure Consolidate Forces to tend toa bers prema-|| Bee bees Sad PES yA eae BN HX LT | Block Filibustering. ture ly Por or 1ins he ridre x: ae | | ¢ : 3 7 i “Z ty ; A: Page re => sess ft PS . =a if ) ’ j 4 \\ i All the New ; “ the Aasociated Pres change bill. udt replied that hi > ie. EY Ses ee ecar: ae MATERIALS epee, (TVET IPT | S oe WASHINGTON, Feb. 16.—Heart-} Was Wiuiing to go on record at once es ~ £4 Oe ° . (S3:333Sa. Stee okt . | Sane iH tyles 4 ed | their victory in the suheti- as opposing the ex: sal, ot je | [PB Flat Crepes Wool Crepes Trico Knit (Rayon) | sa; ae” WO Pama of J Miietion of the Senate version of aid | : a SS i A ° y paseewed 98m 4% ae: : ff é Nary-Haugen farn lief bill ri TERMINAL SERVICE as oe ne Botany Flannels Crepe Julia and Georgette Crepe SEER WELT IL OY Z\ ' All the Wanted” Bo’: measure ite adeee ees) SOMMERS te” 0, secs = HL J, Colony. | Game. 0 coractieane ee a Gh Repul Goes Crd etnibtce (i At ee at z & Trimmed With | All the New Colors | Dresses for pocsencmas ez i = WE Althouch the substitution motion’ rently made pig os amie Mel ‘a Flowers, tucks, Queen blue, beige, tan,; School, business, after- Senin | Coats of sigh: -grade polaires and velours are included rb s s a vote - ry Sie, asainst the pending hHridg : 220 ae ae ‘ " ° ; fi - I yesterday, and constituted a par-| exchange ordinance, addressed th: | ‘tay pleats, fancy shir- | navy, black, monkey- | noon, evening and any ‘eae an ee ery) eee ey tiamentary maneuver to block fili-| Manchest r-Chouteau Association | § | - r ive. | ; ZB pe a Right at the beginning of the season comes this won. [BP bustering «fforts by the bill's oppo-| et pee | tas 5 : } ring, lov ely embroid-| skin, French beige, other hour of the day. i LL pe derful sale for Coats at $4. Mothers, be here Thursday Giiments *o send it back to the Senate! night. Most of his talk related no‘ = ery, etc. Gooseberry, etc. | Make selections early. i 1) @ ee to participate in this great saving. Every Coat nicely Zor conference, the action was not : to the bridge exchange proposal bs : . . {| LA | trimmed and styles. Meerecarde by the bill's supporters as directly: but ‘to the service nox ¢ : (St. Louis’ Largest Bargain Basement.) ee \) Bargain (St. Louis’ Largest Bargain Basement) Man tmp ortant index of the measure’: rendered to shippers by the Termi- 2 Basement. : agechances. Tomorrow a more con-!} tion au a. Se eee sf is expected when the bint | — ‘\ é 7 e a ° ° b ° eappear oon the oor with, 36-In. IndianHead| | Bloomers, Step-Ins Porch Frocks | | $2 Linen Set Silk Hosiery Women s Scarts Biren vencs in order, | ‘I ee, geet te ee ee ee eee ee ee me pi Pa” Pe wad ™ ae os + gee peal oe ees WE suit \ = = em _ em > wo ~ 25425452 torrie ms ae . Bo apg eI ae J es ‘ . aes mabe . ‘ , ‘ # . = peak aT ad i a I a for by z ee NI RNG A Sg uit Pow Pp Dead Ae ne Nn IO ae bh. 44 eRe a pha 4 ‘ i o, 4% ' 1 . . ’ e ™* 4 “% 9 4 7 ‘ Tce ; F . 4 as as ii 4 5 i ‘ ig ‘ \ ’ J m = \ | : a Dhierence is necessitated wiiti Unbleach- ve Wothen’s da34 | Most un- Osage Pures ediately sent to the White | le ad ’ > Nes ie : ; - nail , - ed Indian Ey fine quality ite | usual val- any sf linen 45x45- - sne- pa 3 ri. : ‘ " : + r : 2 ian af : ee ' : 3 4 Head, extta itn ogc: 6 2 wees ues in c isp inch lunch- he Ge ial, wom - Boe “, 81.900 Oo) Bs “tate Worth Only $2500. 2a 72 | crepe, nov- : tire-— € 1 Ng Xam, UES TTT TT The. eon cloth . yay \ n's eat she C iy the tes | Pree , 2 ; —— —_— ‘ ; = 3 in - . os 55) ae is ¥ é S e R % = 9 = ‘ on & a : os a ? 4 iE Fy be ' 0 at tf . » Re 9 wri} al “ aie ete ee “> Ga. is = % ce 2 & ek, 4 ee % = - : 2 - a ; = te WE 2 4 -°? > . z= 3 » an bah et $ al x : as 3 : i « fe: +3 > 2 nit 3 Po ; ae ; hed s : 5 as 5 « we. 4 % “ahs 4 ' : 4 x > = » Fa a g 3 a x ; q a : dad yaa - aS - + 4 A 4 Pg tr as ‘ e ea : 9 oe “ae 3 oe. : et : K ? ¥ e 29 - . res - eS : Ee > 3. pt F >. a ’ 7 7 - F, Paar | ei _ ; : Be ats “o . h : . & we) - : ey - ~ J woe: 8 ’ 3 i ¢ See .. ¢ cee J = + € ? oh 4 Be - is) ' * = - é % ‘ : ‘ : : ‘ Da + _ - ea ‘ > a ‘ le “ ‘ | 3 ; fe ” . . ®. de >> ‘ = 4 3 a ee ae »~ Oi ‘4 be * n ‘ Sy ere 4 a? ‘ P : aes - PS e ~ ( f | eo > = 4 es : a . os ¥ 3% 5 4 ee. -" 2 + - .. ‘ Z 4.) , er +8 $ Ss) a 7 ‘ 3 ‘Ss in x + S. * | 7 - 4 > = , ¢ 4 ae | By te - ad oat 12 pa ig ar ; . * aa l ee - a ‘So = > 2 +S ¢ t a + a3 “3 S: 5 = . : G : + C5 3 - oe PH : ‘os 8 i 2s . . s Ve : e - val > 2 ; pe + Ee nde ; x Tie £ wy 3 > an 4 = ® z ’ 3 | fee i. 4 , = > 3 7 ® >. 6 p: + = eo a df > = Bee. ; - . ae 5 faee §2° & a 22 we i BS i 4. 2 ‘ be, > g es & 7 ys 5 me a ‘ 7 3 - . - 5 7%: ‘ GA as . - ‘ fi - | s - aoe r! ; ee A ; an = ES cae. * & Sole aS ie 2, >t “a - > wras : i 3 ; = % * w ee - = > Pie SS ? i &: E ee. f3 4 ee me 3 : ~ % 7 as i . 7 ‘ . » - . \ a - % 2 ¥. : ft len 3 te BS 23 , ae : Cae Cs -% 2? 38 oe aa er 4 r Se the * : 3 = @ e Z = C > 7 * 5 vay ee 3 ate os failed also to « xplain 3 Si. , fi “Pennsytvania. teemiats facinee in ach’ | M en’s and Young Men’s Spring Two-T rouser i their freight handlin; WILLIAMSPo ‘ORT. Pa.. Feb. 16.— alec ; tha —_ fireman VAS also that the I ee iS killed early today / vester Co. had blacklisted St pee | Fe ke Cleverly styled little fellows’ Wash : . ae which destroyed the Linck | because of poor terminal service |] a. en Suits, sizes 3 to 8 years. Choose iy ‘ ck of four-story brick bathatnan here, and had routed its tarffic J ' wus”. a gs from one of the finest assortments | f ith ‘« timated foes of Sf pric through other gcatewavs. : ; FA you have ever seen at this price. . , ty ; ae 7 paces: “Worst ‘Ad ior St, Louis.” 4 ec: ° ’ i Of; ludin 8 AR ein c nfl Replying to Miller's assertion ff > ; as aa Long Pants Sailor [ \ 4 hr were carried down ladders | that the decrying of the Terminals § we I Suits ee ae facilities was “bad ivertiscine ig ' {° 2 Pigeiet cee 74s" — . . , ° . ’ . ; = 5 pe eer eae Stites wae “bad advertising for || aT Combination sale, two garments for $28. Any combination, Middie Suits \ = ADVERTISEMENT — sites Association is the || i) a @ two Suits, two Topcoats, or one Suit and one Topcoat. Any Flapper Suits $1.49 4a wors advertising St. Louis , - aa i S . * e ° ; s : f iv eo a. | 1) sizes. If you cannot use two garments, bring a friend, and each Oliver’ Twiet Suite “ae & ) ? S whe Alton @, Soutnérn fandicd | aN.) fie A> @ sin Treatin , Come in such fine materials as peggy 4 S more than 1000 cars a day on the if - Xe ieee, So oe ° | , G mi we, and that i we vee Tt ey - i. ; . p ing Wo- ouse | cloth, rayon, jean, madras, etc. Every one?> - yee 4 a m Yat at én ¢. : FF oS —e * a ee a a OS SII ~ Only a Doctor { sroved super t t for the si: | S\Superior to well made, full cut for the sizes and clev- a ane tplion which ae eves . tT * femme ‘ ) " ‘ 7 r- : hive - . ‘ ‘e. of D Suits | erly trimmed. Extra special Thursday value. | pie Dy Fe xs pg Fa Rist pane : rae : Ahi ay lt rn (St. Louis’ Largest Bargals Terminal Association = het ¢ cas 4’. Bee ay Miller made determined efforts to! + oe, | sda ‘. Topcoats nave the Missouri Pacifie an , * “ | das coat: : other trunk lines ston > +, “wy o. % ok . cfr A. @'S., but was enesieneiient 2] a | 4 es , " . o bs cs : ; : ° Pe “Mr. Miller," the speaker said, ff ie ‘ . 1 th r of gas in stomach and bowels, take Baal- 17 3 for Springtime vidual taste. | iid ht Bt HR | _ ae 40g re 7 it ie man > oetsa. which are prepare f , 4 ’ “es : |; aa Pf ‘ oe, ; i f a o “y Lif an coarN! ete eupecially for siomach gas and al! the My | : wear. : 7 bi / re — if ‘d $1,000,000 for it. That . 4 i * bi / i * x : : 2 i “ if i. ~ it combines in one bed effecta restiiting from Fase pressure. . . ° of ths. cramncht wil dinagpeat, nse aet | |S ae ae ae oe ee) Tan ute EE te veeid aa ee om Sarvous Secting wi a ik in baka aN The most mar a . York makers of men $s —s 3 : : n BE gr) ert en te Bhp ew Nt el te gibt: age Bi te Shot ke oe ne PE. UM Se a OR ae he SS AGS i aaa manne Gas Tab! ete Get the! package. at _ tr. — Wilson Drug Stores, Wn Teen Drug Co.. of ie any cther good _— etores, Price s -* _s eee ee eee ee a mST. LOUIS’ LARGEST BARGAIN BASEMENT—B. NUGENT & BRO. D. G. CO

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ay Feather Pillows Special! 69c Each purchase - st andard-size , covered with good qual. itv art ticki ng. Filled with Clean hicken feathers. While the lot in2sts (Rargain Basement.) % Boys’—Kiddies’ > a | — i . : ee — ; » - ’ ’ } ; — . 7 , é ann | a —_— ‘ et é ™ > s 77 . ~ i ® i te —— ; . . - : : , pm mye i | t@ye COATS x ew-—every Coat just unpacked, pecial price concession from one of the latest mak- - ers of girls’ Coats in the Eastern markets. | All the Newest Styles All the Wanted Colors rade polaires and velours are peated or gitis 7 to 14 years. ginning of the season comes this won- pats at $4. Mothers, be here Thursday this great saving. Every Coat nicely s. (St. Louts’ Largest Bargain Basement.) | Women’s Scarfs | Beautiful floral de- sign in 'crepe de | chin ei, Georgette and chiffon Scarfs—all 60x20-inch size. Fringed and plain ends. ieecenalll . Spring lows’ Wash s. Choose assoniments — terials ds peggy ae . ,~ etc. Every one 9 ne sizes and clev- al Thursday value. (St. Louis’ Largest Bargain Basement.) . ——)@)/? $1.15 B roadcloth Shirts Collar-Attached Style Tan White cut, —_ lustrous broadcloth Shirts, with slight imperfections that are hardly noticeable and will not affect their wearing quality. Brokes sizes from 14 to 17. (St. Louis’ Largest Bargain Basement) ¥/Blue All full Dn Magni) 50 FET WHEN - —_————— ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH __ TWN HTS HS ALT TY j. Sweeney Escapes Serious | : lnjury and Asks What Occurred. | 1 Hurled 50 feet when an automo- | a he was driving across a net-| k of railroad tracks at Madison | ; pe und Main stre et was struck | ee night by an outbound Bur- | yn passenger train, Dallas J.) mney escaped serious injury | stoday sought to learn from re- | wiers who Vv! isited him at City | Mospital what had occurred, | Paweeney, 45 years old, a black-| mith, of 1307 North Twelfth terest, Said he visited a road camp | ar Coli nsville vesterday and had | 9 : sveral drinks. He doesn’t remem- 1 leaving the camp, but pre- | | sumes he was estes ing to drive | Dome when the accident happened. | Sweeney is being treat ed fora pos- | iple skull fracture and numerous alp lacerations. His automobile, | B, Studebaker touring car, was de-_ lished. Police report that aj} watchman is stationed at the cross- | | oe until 6 p. m. each day. The} | ojlision occurred at 9:30 p. m. }? Hit by Auto, Driver of Which | Fails to Stop. * Thomas Ogle. 64 who resides at i; Rob Roy Hotel, ourth stree t and f cas avenue, suffered brain ¢con- | Peussion, internal injuries and a | Bfracture of the left leg at 11:30 p. | ™., when struck ee an aut nemteoe’ vat Twelfth boulev: ard and Market ' “street. The driver failed to stop, | escaping south in Tw Ifth past Po- | Alive Headquarters. Another man | Swas injured one month ago at the i ame corner by a driver who fled | Mfrom the scene. | = Lieut. Anthony Adreveno of Carr i reet Police District suffered in-! Mernal injuries and several frac- tered ribs at 2:30 p. m. when an) Se Extomobile he was driving was) ck by a heavy truck at Page | pulevard and Sarah street. fl in VOTE ON FARM RELIEF + BILL EXPECTED THIS WEEK P pporters of McNary- Haugen > Measure Consolidate Forces to Block ‘Filibustering. | the Associated -Press. WASHINGTON, Feb. hed by their victory in the suhsti-| ation of the Senate version of thet cNary-Haugen farm relief bill for| the House measure, its advocate s! pdayv are consolidating their forces for the final vote | Although the substitution motion | as carried by a vote of 201 to 62 eyesterday, and constituted a par-| Bamentary maneuver to block sa bustering efforts by the bill's opp Rents to send it-hack to the Set ch « OT Conte rence, the acti garded by fash » bill's bimpo rt (a? ) él in Was not! Supporters ar; index of the measure’ | mances. Tomorrow a more con-!} mete test is expected when the hil) } floor with | Will reappear on the en?ments in order. Following consideration n°: mendments, its supnort | ‘ hay eq the ers expec’ final vote on the meas. | me legislation is retained in the rm approved hy the Senate so no Beenierence js it wiil} » immediat tely sent to the Whit: Bouse | 900 -—_ ‘Estate Worth Only $2500. ated Pree, = Vel O. Feb vents ry of the estate of Warre n | pit nese man, file saprate Cou i Bie Bes be LWOrth o ly, 2d 7 in Notes ac- rerdting $1. N60 6 40. made over to | ’ O'frell by his sist er, Mrs. Louisa | ee iliiams of Sioux ¢ ity, Ia., were | Pund to he Worthless as | mehts ; a sitate necessitated , ; a2 ° » retired hys) were | in foreign countries to eight | tents. 1.000.000 Fire in Pennsylivania. | P the Aeqs-jn WIL LI AMBP ORT Pa.,.Feb. 16.— sarap an was killed early todav | Palire which dest ry ee the Jj nek | BOC f | “gl te + Story Ck buildings. | ‘ nN estim ed “i of $1,000.- : Py rsons aie on the upper ts, Including women and chil- a, Were carried | Carried down ladders, ADVERTISEMENT ' Only a Doctor Specializing in Treating swheumatism pti laa iplion which P of que fam re i x , Rheum satis: Tah lets hy ~ a | ADVERTISEMENT Colds: No help like this One eas has proved itself to mil- © utmost for a cold. It is gear SO quick and complete | » is ‘of $1,000,000 for it. That; abe: . - ‘S. It combines in one | mer, a ext help science knows | > © cold in 24 hours. ehecks ca” Opens the bowels then © entire avstem Don t de el belp, and don’t de lav | ei ngs ch - overnight | ake HILL’ _ Its ees, Price 30c¢ ote RAS QUININE 16.—Heart- if hy Friday or Saturday, and. j : .16.—A_ $1,000,000 |f WEDNESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 16. 1927 ~*~ a , ee AE PPP PPP PP PP DDD PPE” = ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ PAGE 11 = a 8 @ - = & aaa Ae ae ee a” SS = Re A Ee FS Ne -~ ae se ee eeta ene A aaa aaa aane" An8 Maa aay een Me He eee eee nanan” yO Ren” eee eee” =* Aaa ae" wi In Cu ind Trimmed w! roonly RE-ORGA Beauti desirab ur-in-hand style vice Tlowing en ee ee eee 2 A> ASF oe Or ee Oe ae les bt bp geet rer - ’ Stesees : . srosd Oe sbessee seas lee oe oe } #4 eeeecs albes . +P eee Sree cop é . ee . te seseeoeres Bs ae@reeesterece ‘ -* : * oe $6 and 38 os avy ae Sweat ere rig solid , sutital combinations. 4, 1 7 Men's ‘90c and 75c “gy RE: ORGANIZATION”? SPECIAL Men’ $ $2. 00 Pajaines ~ $735 35 WATION. SPECIAL _Men’s $1. = Silk Ties ‘dt tet ~ B5 h 6) tk Pissing all sizes. full and le shades $30 OVERCOATS, TWO.PANT SUITS OR TOPCOATS In this reorganization sale at iH eS seststde ~ $e, ise, « > . Sy. Sk . Bata te, Sse iT "8 eee vere cee * 4 $?* ) — x Fie e- tips HesiSe Drastic Reductions uits and Overcoats $50 OVERCOATS, TWO-PANT SUITS OR TOPCOATS reorganization sale at $35 OVERCOATS, TWO-PANT SUITS OR TOPCOATS © rs «4 $40 OVERCOATS, TWO-PANT SUITS OR TOPCOATS In this reorganization gale at $45 OVERCOATS, TWO-PANT SUITS OR TOPCOATS In this reorganization. sale at. Cash Means More Than Profits . . RE-ORGANIZATION, “SPECIAL Men’ s $2, | $2. 50 and $3 Shirts -*% Ss wae : a xX Ws eee te oe elem, 'o* », \ = Rit '; =e: na a £. e223 “of j # ' a 50 te 50 50 Staple blues and blacks, and all Tuxedos included at the same savings. On Our Stock Of So Down Go the Prices! Aa Lip iti : f pS E $55 WINTER OVER: COATS OR TWO-PANT SUITS In this reorganization sale at $60 OVERCOATS, TWO-PANT SUITS OR TOPCOATS In this reorganization sale at...... $65 WINTER OVER- COATS OR 1} WO-PANT SUITS In this reorganization eale at RE-ORGANIZATION SPECIAL Men’s Fine $3.50 = $9 a _ RE-ORGANIZATION SPECIAL Men’s Wool $4.00 Trousers Splendid selections for young men. $ 95 Beautiful shades and poteee Wil go well with any suit. ... Dark and fancy weaves in excet lent cassimeres and are Neatly tailored and finished. RE-ORGANIZATION SPECIAL Men’s Fine $5.00 Trousers Come in all sizes. .. RE-ORGANIZATION SPECIAL Boys’ $15 Knicker $4 fine weave, Pure woolens in suit patterns. and $ 45 all-wool blue serges of extremely =—=3 Coata in desirable models, alpaca — full-cut knickers. Well made. Sizes 15 to 18 years only. RE-ORGANIZATION SPECIAL Boys’ 2-Pant Vest Suits 7 Coats, vesta and two pairs of lined knickers; $10.75 and $12.7 is values. Sizes from ]0 to $595 "RE-ORGANIZATION SPECIAL Boys’ $10.00 vee $6 $395 mm "ORGANIZATIDN SPECIAL Boys’ $1 and $1.50 Caps ct 89c RE-ORGANIZATION SPECIAL Boys’ Fine $1.00 Blouses = O9¢ are. Warm woo!l- ane styles. All-wool Caps with unbreakable Mn Bright new shades and terne. The biggest value in Well-known brands in an excel. lent assortment of oe and olore, Will wash we Hizes Lo 13 years eee RE-ORGANIZATION. SPECIAL FOR MEN. Men’s $4.00 & $5.00 Hats. . $3.29 Men’s $6 & $7.00 Hats. poe Men’s $8 & $10 Hats Men’s Fine $2.00 Caps Men’s $2.50 & $3 Caps... Men’s $2.50 & $3 Shirts. . $3.50 & $4.00 Shirts $4.59 & $5.00 Shirts Men’s $8 & $10 Silk Shirts. $4.95 75c & $1.00 Four-in-Hand Ties 3 for $1.00 Men’s $4, $5 and $6 Lumber jacks ee Men’s $1.50 “Porosknit” Union Suits $2 & $3.50 Shirts & Drawers, $1.65 Men’s $2.00 Union Suits. . .$1.35 Men’s $3.00 Union Suits... . Men’s $4.00 Union Suits... . Men’s $5.00 Union Suits... . Mon’s $7 00 Union Suits... . Men’s $5.00 Bathrobes Men’s $19.00 Bathrobes... Men’s $15.00 Silk Robes. . Men’s $25.00 Silk Robes. . $1.35 . $2.98 RE-ORGANIZATION SPECIAL FOR MEN Men’s $4° Cricket Sweaters. . $1.77 Men’s $15 Sweater Coats... $9.75 Men’s $2.50 and $3 Pajamas, $1.95 lYien's $5 Pajamas Men’s $7.50 & $19 Pajamas, $6. 95 Men’s $2 Silk Neckwear... .$1.35 Men’s $2.50 Silk Neckwear. . $1.85 Men’s $3.50 Silk Neckwear. . $2.85 Men’s $5 Silk Neckwear... .$3.85 $2.20 Headlight Overalls. ... $7.50 Wool Knitted Vests. $12.50 Sheep-Lined Coats... 35c Plain and Fancy Hose... . Men’s 20c “Ide’’ Collars All Jewelry, Toilet Sets, Leather Goods at Half Price. RE-ORGANIZATION SPECIAL FOR BOYS Boys’ $1 Flannel Shirts and Blouses Boys’ 79c Neckband Shirts Boys’ Fine $1.50 Shirts Boys’- Fine $1.50 Blouses Boys’ Stiff Collars Boys’ 25c “Black Cat” Stockings Boys’ 59c Sport Hose Boys’ $1.00 Golf Hose Boys’ $1.00 Wool Golf Hose. . Boys’ $1.00 Neckwear Boys’ 75c Neckwear Boys’ $1.50 Neckwear -49c RE-ORGANIZATION SPECIAL FOR BOYS Boys’ $3.90 Plush Hats Boys’ 85c Knit Caps Boys’ $1 Fleeced Union Suits. .59c Boys’ $2.50 Lumberjacks. .. .$1.49 Boys’ $3.59 Bathrobes $1.95 $3.45 ‘Jackie Coogan” Sweaters Boys’ $4.00 Lumberjacks... . Rovs’ $5.00 Sweaters Boys’ $2.00 Fancy Vests Boys’ $4.00 Knit Vests Boys’ $4.00 Raincoats "RE-ORGANIZATION Stout Boys’ $20 Knicker Suit.$3.00 $13 long and short pant Suits, $17 long & short pant Suits, 12.45 $17 Corduroy long pant Suits.$9.98 $15 2 long pant Suits... $25 2 long pant Cheviot Suits, * Small Boys’ $1.45 Wash Suits, 95¢ Small Boys’ $1.95 Wash Suits, $2.95 Comb. Novelty Suits. $2.29 $7 Wool Novelty Suits... Boys’ $7 Topcoats - Sale Starts Thursday Morning, Feb. 17", at 8:30 SCHMITZ & SHRODER WASHINGTON AVENUE AT EIGHTH STREET >@ “oe ee ee ye a ene ee ee we on ote tate a ee fee v's wee es een se eee - Stout Boys’ $7 Knicker Suits, $1.65 . Boys’ $13 Wool Overcoats. Boys’ $15 Wool Overcoats. . $9.98 Boys’ $9 Wool Mackinaws, $6.95 Boys’ $14 Wool Mackinaws, $8.95 $14 Leather Windbreakers, $9.98 Boys’ $2 Lined Knickers Boys’ $3 Long Trousers. . SPECIAL FOR BOYS $8.95 . $19.95 $21.75 $1.49 . $3.95 . $7.98 $1.95 al - $900 4 7 3 |

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aan PAGE 12. _ ____—___ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH_. WEDNESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 16, 1927___ | ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH_ ‘ v4 Han | ee sal : ° | sreater business stability. be sald. Credit Mens National Aamaaem: | a “I hope we never return to the; and Lawrence vas toastma cera | er ors orn | Cone r ‘system where mercnants stock up ney, who acted as toastm aster at tn emale te with a lot of distress merchan- the d! See Our Other Announcements on Pages 4 and ae : rca ged fates last night at Hotel Statler. ail S O F=f | CALLED TRADE BION Short Roa son! WE were made by | The convention will at, work of or a ime! — | wo BLVD. ML _ + ¢ J. Harry Tregon, secretary-treas- | The open caarge oe . ciati n Thi cr ¢ lle ? " Ss TIX, BAER & FU LLER “Tear” Economis, sak ens Te ongeks we, | casera gore ew soetennca) A BOOY Seema Sl | 7 . . | red! en: oodlock. sec- | of un ere chief su ; 4 per Oy | Credit Men Hear Economist, | Cre@t *2- ‘ soar, erspiration ’t Spo p ’ retary-t reasurer of the Retail of discussion. a andar at W seceeh eal Place | Bankers and Merchant .Praise pene of Seven Accidents GRAND-LEAL ER ; a ope a Ci pre op yh ee ° ; : . , . Deferred Pa yment Plan. «® ‘a " ‘ , : a . 4 o ae git fe i " ° noe wa 4 , the properties of cas: — : | Three Months. omi a banker, mer : ’ a eS a ' ie ee & , “ ; te. im * ; ban’ 4 ; 3 2 y _ -_ we = c vt . é . ‘ sot. i, EEE . éé $9 si ail sa ii wuS.i 4 i . ae is Irai Ya Ira : irifi« thie Vs ior : ~ Bt a a ee ene e uce ee . : ne ee : : gree ‘ a “3 ‘i , the pain and the +: e% oe aay ste : - a, 2 : wt be . , 4 | gre ped-lantern standard in sai : eee ‘ > sas ; Pa os. § Lt ge) ‘ a t nae i ffensive a SO TMUuUcA Gew. , 3 | gp pou! ev are, opposit e the ee agement — ~e ann — ——_— — —_ —- —— == =. F oes —s i | Cause instantly pripannateines -ous [membrane with the wast sie yee EB street car landing platfor rm Miner! - etteé ut ti a i ee |’ ach it desighates, will hate an | ~ . : : 8 stom 58 | in saa a : tn : - ( omislete With Accessories si illest leave the coating that y blood > peh i ss. | ° ei ten, deeerhes an open fo- must |then -carry off through the [As | ge month's trial before city offi. | gf and Mahogany Cabinet rum dincunaion was held, with eee ty seide whether It should bel “nie . Pocus ore - sl _ 2 anil fs rz i BIuscuai Cs i Be S : % 3 3 3 ‘ 3 ialiedl or removed, as a safety 4 w*is it ee — eh ee ety : Mee oi _ . ae” ‘ F z = i che sailies a a PM «Beer Bae te ed a Sane eebiye ip en IBERIA HGNOR bee res sae Sy SA pear taylan + 7 bai ie “. “ , . ‘ a " % 4 oe ; i : Pte ew + ae tenes sn —— >. - lle: . sure. : + pte Ge - Ay ‘ : as ws M re i . raga P Dose. * : 4 —— . k > nm? . a ” al OU will forget you ever ing and rubbing of shoes. | medicine for copstipation—oz oo ey OW. Palmer Clarkson “a Wins HE ° , PH Ag eer “Saint oes ae ere place, ef preaatat © had acorn one minute That’s why they never fail,and = the nabit, stop it. A canay , “WHAT A JOY it wate: chamber of Commerce, has after you apply Dr.Scholl’s 4 guaranteed. St oe Shan eee ae utter cleanlines# Gmmeported that the stand ard — ail , Dr. Scholl’s Zino-pads are cae a , mate tempts : t gTOWwnN- 13 50 ouiied, Tsp ranon daseteailte .q aecidents andl that he and pe 1 that’ cee thin, medicated, antiseptic, Pro- om Z rt to know you are in th: oo oreo ‘s anc I just fotguggdm yembers ed bagless: psi: ey end aul pain. tective, healing. They give you | 3 «5 Na eatin sane seme plinay eettalanaataattatarert tna aise oo a oe new low price mboadies th | Pe: ns —s hg ; overnight. T° g ee Thre ctor Rrooks vostental "eee ae 4 } : saaine ee ee ae aorta , ID S hh Ii Ag ad United Railways officiais | features Of radio, including tion, he asserted es ae Old methods of paring corns, - C OUS HE Sunday Post-Dispatch has ¢ pity om meme ” ae : uning. It has unus- The banker, W. F. Gephart, vice- orusing equally dangerous caus- e = j t in 4 chaties M. Hay of Windermere | volume, remarkable selectivity, sank of St. Louis, declarea that ticsor liquids, never gave people 1120-PDa only color roto magazine in St. . Biice, John . Tobin of the Board of s Q.lih sort . - est on inn and the principals oO — long- ‘ installment buvins ‘sa notning oD these resuits. Sc oO S inoO- : | BC ucation i 3 is specially adapted to * recome alarmed ‘about,” in his| pads remove the cause—press- Put one on—the pain is gone! Maeidan High School and Clark +3 i Ti. The well- rO- , —— ee. os i Conditio 10 — ho 1. ea distance receptio ig speech on “Business C ns in| ST i wooint of the See portioned cabinet 1S of beautiful cwo- = winger h ——— | — ; Pallways manage ment, “ue eX- —— indorse- ; mahogany. Aiereesci in a message from Gen- tone blended g See Our Other Announcements on Pages 4 and 5 Mira) Manager Perkins, was that a sreon who ¢ ‘annot #-« the red ass ise ee nme PAE poe Pade gag age Lk EO EE ? ce Lt ten Aint tes Re ete dota at loti a {ding Egat pe a4 CA PRT) RTTTTT | OER hig “* Seas % ? 8 gil Bi pope |" cap mp eer VRE Pm a, a 7 tigi phe RR $i ein da ied a cmv! 2ePy tL? -\ rt Ro pert wntern at night would also fall to The Accessories Are :: statistics to show @hat the volume |} S7 4 X, B AE R €4 i | ER Se oe - ee ees geet we Me ii rith +) . Pe ajestrian instead of the concrete From Best Makers . ee mt ot i oe yet rthet ~ ae gt rt vee Se Bay. tem AE hy r ted SR ay using the plawr to weaken the na. GRAND-LEADER ce on cout ae Included with the receiver at $139 sak epoken here frequently in fo- Hike red lantern. which ts lighted . | i : e ntinuousily, and vy hich, he said, are the following accessories: toys ines ood gee i : . fee TD Wien be seen from Page boulevard. Satara ato aera gee Sg ei ig» A om, Se Sie ae Tee A rate §A)-S54 se steady light has replaced the ickering light at first displayed. { UX 199 RCA Tubes | capo Rah sty dee . i poe ft wed | | | mee | : : ow ™ rooks said another lantern would Ty 19 , Oe ee thon A | : | : ~ . ' y, 'Mibe added. as well as a sign, “Keep 1 UX 120 Power Tube iy 0! erred-payment account Oa | : : *s © fling ; i-mayment account : : Sites es the Right.’ 2 v “vy » Volts) ee BAH ti A) t . , Seae> 2] | AE The school representatives sug- Eveready B Battery (135 Volts) in the losses from open OA hid i : i et {I So nies a DE ela GREE TE LR NOIR RO REE. ib tice a sla * 5 . 3 ‘ - Sarbves tk Set ng ait taal " si WOT eA oan Wie Aged, he hee Rad ae ¥ M PPE Pe EU cf ay tees os 4 Sad ea ay . ted that ] 22!4-Volt Eveready C Battery : 3 ee QO ‘Ve ge Pi | | f SS | SS ee Boulevard between Enright and a ‘ “ This Set Without Acces- Wiliam F. Snider, credit mana- % \ , i Fabanne a avenues, be eliminated, to rR 1 Octacone Loud Speaker sories or Cabinet Is Now Of- 1s eae ge VSR A | Dae Phen oe sarcer of accident t 1 Radiola 20 Cabinet fered at Reduced Price of $78. pat: ie 2 BPs 7 | : Meaoiis crossing Union. They were nt _ is a as if i a \" ‘9 : : ee : Y . a * j BMi-Laine: agreement . 1888 - 1927 Pik: | AWM Ma ea ) Anes | OO mag Be a DIRECTORS IR KA! wm ee 4 +e | DAIZO PERMITS “REVOKED Si z 5 a4 3 > te d @ > : ; ‘ 3 5 A . t : ; ry Me Be ” - “ : rm bf q oo 4 — ee - x é - be 2 ¢ } = 3 5 3 ° 3 es 2 SS TR Mame |) SSE - * i 7 > Y Rok Ba 5 ey ti 8 ve. @ ¥ ; l- = *; F ‘ 4 4 ie ee ma Jj. WILLIAMS VANXX & ia Li tout ot Fe a es Ba Pheer. Lose Right to Carry Re- F. WILLIAMS ions 4 ' hi 2 mm volvers After Liquor Raid. LYDE P. JOHNSON i | ee | ge at , RYA 2 ; ' | | 4 : : Mm. \@eThe private watchmen’s lHeense ; a - - - : . - - ns ! j rm . “ —_ = — Sarr dit ae \ N | . 39 YEARS OF @eneel' Vat. ). 8 ee hl ~A . ; — RRR : i } ; . ee 4a 8 . £ | , : > ie antes ee * a 4 tian a 25: fos ay i ce , heather *. Wi Lui AMS s, and Gus Rizzo, Bi ff is ; 4 ’ a : , ‘ = , ' ‘ > on gre re > D+ aeyee > Ser y ) oe Bd = ~ : . ‘tt . . yeu . bent om . 5: ae - ' 3 rj — ’ : - A } . mfx, My . " . » - of i’ : ° . > (se Ad ? 7 = | suse: . aa ; eg het 7 zs : Rate: — ~ ale nm on-in-law, which auth- Be ‘ . ' ~ A, : ; ‘ { ~ Sri i fi a Ree Tare (oe sc cage ; age Se re 4 ‘Fs et : . a : . &, ‘ ~ . . o” +3 © ee ae ees " ; . ee — , Fa , 2, - ¥ go>? : . s . on ('s ; * TUE HLMAN? ti ' _ vei 65 OE ice 2. : foes ee . oe » carry revolvers, were ; | = > ’ © veil ae - - : . os —s ‘. . : ; + a . ¢ a yO) - .7 ~ ~ aye , = Y _* = ” : : : 2 - “ ~ ° , ; = P = 2 . « ‘at - . . . - J * 2 . ; 4 ’ ba >a * o -5- 3a a vlacte - . » ‘ a bd . . . - om “) «"* p. tS { " : : ‘ £ ‘ > * i * ” o ere ia ns as sino ¥ . "Sey ae eta et. 3 ee id OS ae hg 7 — ear bas # ‘ae " —- lige wo beast pS gia : s e Ss : 4 Crmncsgs seh yt ae OP ee Tene Cee Se ee Pas ee r i ) ; f: p aK" eal estate ! | Your ams «17 ambitions are oprcbab'y a4 ae a nae deel eaties Baby: iii f ° ° Bho t th igh -% Tk 1 rm n: Wi ortg age loans, fir t F ae °# ee -¢ € . . ; F g } L } R 4 z F d eae ae Spree S, a seveeeeeeess 54,680,178.55 or the Living koom Are Feature you realise them. Seek, ilethine “ene Cc se in banks, Gov ernment and Municipal bonds | . | in the February Sale of Furniture eheiter for your family, It means educa. Accrued ty ; int tion for your children in event of your nterest on bonds and loans eee Geath or total and permanent disability. Net uncollected and deferred Premiums ...cecces i _ Life Insurance meane all these things ang | UITES have an important place in the furnishing of the home, It will create an estate which will ae. Ga wee 6 0 0s -$65,007,478.85 ff but they are the foundation around which one must build the High-back solid Sure comfort and independence in old age. r any Chair is uphokst Dur representative will giadty . explain. LIABILITIES : comfort and livableness of the room. A most essential part of in excellent quality ithout it ; ID: ou, lan c t without any obligation upon you, plan cf Legal reserves on outstanding policies $55.243.835.76 | the furnishings is the selection of the Chairs. A Chair of correct de- — nro Sgaey t@ will meet your needs and at a cost within Premiu i beri noid in advance __ 302 301.83 | sign, of comfortable lines and colorful upholstering goes far toward entrance hall’ a your means. D> (ncn Ape aevateg Tost cmime (awaiting complete proofs) .... 182.11200 | making a room homey and cozy. The February Sale’ includes room, " $27 oe nce or cc ni s « xe at email additional cost. axes (1927) and all other indakesdnens .. 447,000.00 §' many kinds of Chairs—all greatly reduced in price; it is extremely Salta: A pp ttere Are Facts Capital and: surplus .. | * 2 a Oe {Call any branch office or write the home Pp surpius ; 8,832,229.26 | economical to buy now while these prices are in effect. ~ Fes taken De, Pi & a feet - — sg | - : a a iwi i ; ihe F Total as 2 oe 2 Lt eee es 2 2 ee ee ae $65,007,478.85 | ~ « ; a re ~ tTi? mre he tre aon Stee \ : | THE PRICE OF EVERY SUITE AND PIECE OF FURNITURE oe, 4 te 5 that for ail- Growth by Five-Year Periods Tt ON THE ENTIRE FLOOR REPRESENTS A SUBSTANTIAL ~~ 77> = ecg nn the Golden ieee : ae rv gave better resulta | T y * ' ‘te s ‘ inecine —-s eldelan th even taemrance in Fores | SAVING. ALL ARE INCLUDED IN THIS FEBRUARY SALE. 7 foe 8" thing else. It is a powerful pei i ~ ; are 7 $ F +4 28) ; if ~ aN Fs tedal S Se 3 iat by! ond enricher. I was . eccesccoeeces AN Leder 632 2°71 139 1% 13.618.878 4 ; 5 on ter tu liv benefited by tak- tee eeseeeees LS24,295.02 1,410,657 14 6,118 31,739,266 | 3 ee hs nm Orite Prescription,’ and eeeeeteseees } “a 1] ~ 693.267 as ail 7 , 49.245 028 ; a = a rag lighter. WwW ° Can highiy oP Fy ot. *F te eeeeeeces, 0,26 9,635.40 8,S888,689.21 612.615 §9.5196,838 ~ aed EP i} ~Mrs. Levi Mortow, seteeusecece n2,SS),00 424 10,244,159.9 1,277,277 251.594.3264 | Special Value in the February Sale | bet ip mY 1 ean .. “igten, Towa. vo Se int > ae a. ae We, abi eS ee OR a anes ‘ Fe ain nypniabieitagee amiss P sa ap ntl hd we ae ‘ Sat ae -; pi Pas i Lp phe - ea ws * ts, 5 ee PO Pe Soe Wiel dread 46043) 4 sf eesee ieee es ro <i A Nba errant «apy . , apsat PT AMOR sag NE ne * Stn ty Ss ep Pt " ay 7 oy — Part 2 M bi ag Salle beta wate eae apace meee ge tH oi Sabtoioen i tee eeeeeeend 174,995.15 19,228,823.48 1,787,519 438,794,588 tain these medicines of # : covcceccers 65,007 478.85 21,811,791.4 1 * trom vour draggist— 91.43. 932,461 teeters aid; fo 4 a free med- 15 Living-Room Chairs ete A deep-seated J. P. a 4 vine - A nt . ° rietan ~ * . e e eee ) ; Poppe ye 1S 08 eeeent. - ©, POM, Superintendent, Do you need another chair to make your living slanted at exactly the COE | | Be, 30-33 | Mis aso aut Ipsurance slde., 110-11 Grand Tower Bidg., - | room comfortable? You can decide very profitably $ hd 1 rect angle for emia pd y ; ¢ a % S « | ay tj 4 | ‘ ; tu , = ee . ‘ o | ; ~ ‘ # Q <. . 5 ° . . © ® ‘ vie % = a « ee by selecting an Occasional Chair from this group: comfort: has soleaa | / , i Po ae DISTRICT OFFICES 4. C- WILLIS. Superintendent a : ee OUTH. they are really remarkable values. Choice of five hogany frame and € o weed ed in colorful linen # LOUIS-F OREST PARK rehat te Truett Co . ° . St. Louis, Mo 4 Gravois. 8 touts. Mo attractive coverings. Pp Sy 7 e a rinte = den at, “. J. BRE ITB er. Superimtendent, | riced a5 St. LOW CHEST} sy IS-W [ST ME. wees i $04-05- 4 Choutea: Trust HY ag.. 203-99 U Fala -East Tr set Co. Bldg. (Seventh r write’ 4030 Chouteau Av, St. Louts, Mo | 6331 Easto: _ ‘St. Louis, Mo. (t.3 | rie wea Without the KNIFE : i ee , F MERNIATONE 0@. 10 5 ead a ee Me

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | , ——— rae ds WEDNESDAY EVENING. FE TARY 1¢ 4007 = Gu nt BY ENING, FADRUARY 16,2027... icssssimsamesiiaadiseeciiess | OU nn. - rhe red-lantern standard in Un- ¥ . ; ? ylevard, opposite the en-'! Sof Windermere place, and ee a —=— ~« “aan ; ‘ pel meee filet > : ae et car landing platform SPRING ST y'? ter Our Entire eo - a) SS oN / f Ee ae z s a m Ke Re | oe Stock of aS i ahs o = 7 a . Ciever Styles in: Pp ; ee 1 : t | 7 umps nto New Spring ) ALL SIZES Sida ties - a ALL WIDTHS Fancy Underlays Buckle Pumps - ; } : a4 , } ‘ a" ’ hit designat+s, will have an- | . month's trial before city offi- | ee ' decide whether it should be ined or removed, as a safety | s WwW. Etiner Clarkson of 2 Win-j| ; - i ere place, former president of | ' et “WHAT A JoY it was to find » Chamber. of Commerce, has} an aid to utter cleanlinesg! Seeeoried that the standard has is so purihed, perspiration doesysaatmapeed accidents and that he and my garments and I just fo Self —eembers of his fainily have had | eliter 1 ve taken one Or twoes 4 leave their home at night to} Bt yp injured people in the street A A #* take them into the house. : Cc sc RETS o Records of seven bad smashes | pin threc months at that point were | “. own at a conference called by | Bee Director Brooks yesterday. oe ¥ United Hailways officials aN and + _ ny Post-Dispatch has the Meni. a. well a: A. 0" Wilson aCharles M. Hay of Windermere r roto magazine in St. Louis # se, John C. Tobin of the Board of Mucaiton and the principals of | Sen High School and Clark — 7 * emma meme seme em oJ > oo - ~ ~ all tall Dall tall tal ta tote) ee ek ee ee Footwear Patent Unprecedented underselling Parchment Kid Gray Kid of all our high-grade Spring Values to $12.50 All the new materials, the Soe: Footwear at one low price, new light shades, also pat- je af cowl Patent regardless of cost or former ent and satin. Many are 44 =~ Combinations selling price. 85 most recent Spring arrivals. | , . : yo Oi ‘ A ays 1 “a” - - a —* «= - ae — ~= — - — - “e ot ~t -_ - - - — -_ — t= « — - im oh ~ on -—s _ FF -—= we ee mw ee ee a = oem eee EVERY PAIR PERFECT SHOK DEPARTMENT IN PORMERL\ | On the | § ehool. whe viewpoint of the United | Seitways manacement, as ex- Besesed in a message from Gen- ’ ] Manager Perkins, was that a persen who cannot Fe the red Mantern at nignt would also tail to sep a pedestrian waijing in the reet fora car, and would hit the , : ; f = = - Se See ; . ; : westrian instead of the concre\« | (qgquuauumeeaasan THOMAS W. GARLAND, Inc., Sixth Thru to Bowaygueuabeweneweror The POST-DISPATCH Regslarly prints MORE WANT h | Director Brooks said he did not | . 3 as | ADS than ALL the other St. Louis newspapers COMBINED. BAAR RASARE ERE SERA , how anyone could fail to see | ee ee ae ae *., » _. —a You Can Af- ford to Buy The Biggest [AE RASE Several Pairs Shoe Values at These Prices. Valeea to SI — UR URS ERR ESR SSSR ER ER ER SRE ER ERS oR SR ER ARERR SERS SRR TESA SAR SRR RE Wide range of sizes and widths. Choice of high or military heels. in Town. 714-16 Washington Av. Main Floor—Sixth Se ns Ae ; . # ' | ‘ { | Mezzanine [ i ‘ , | : -teq MESRREEZEBEEEeeeeeES wi ; . lighted pelea itenannatalentaabeeh lett bueliableledelelleltdellebleldalbdodd ittttititiiiiiiiiiiiiitillliiiiiilitlliliiililltl rrr rere. ttt | 2 PD GP a aD a =a ae as aaa. appa ea-a> ' " s red lantern, which Is | tah tinuously, and w hich. said. = 3 - SP ED? Oe) OE a a a om ee) ee ae a are oe a a ee — =n =p =m ae ew =e oe aR ep eo =e == , be seen from Page boulevard. : Fe . steady light has replaced the = a a | P \s Hiring light at first displayed. | wl Starting Thursday at 9 A. M. S Phone Orders Promptly Filled 8 pOKS Said anoiner iat 1) | ee sk ‘ See phone numbers below. The salesperson who takes your order | the Right.” | : Use Broadway Entrance—Doors Open at 8:30 : me school ‘representatives suz- | ; P , INCORPORATED *S. CNECKS “KS 8. ic -yY ale | ia | dreds of requests for another Sale of these high- shades—also figures, checks, blocks, dots, etc. They are pence With the terms ofl the ' th. ay ement that were available) and even though they cost ve ing. Every one made like a Dress should be, with set-in -Volvers After Liquor Raid. Bo. brothers, and Gus BR | | oe . Phone Orders Today, Noon to 10 P. M. ee ee cacy nuts | | — You ve Never Seen Such Styles at $1 Ys A deep low Chait with Gi, the action is the resul ee ee ee Twelve representative styles are pictured. There are tapestry-covered back; MMs of seo) wh :y ot Ant nl eta: Pa gue ton linene and fancy satin-tinish English prints, ground ee we will accept phone orders tor. three or more Dresses to extra oe ae V4 Wh 4 ADVERTISEMENT | é‘ : , ’ * changed if not filled to your satisfaction. Ber to t! Internationai Comunit- / : : 2 : Sige = ai agai , ei oe trimmed with contrasting collars, cuffs and yokes, many eof Bankers in New York in ac- type W ash Fr LS fe securec 9 ( ' all eee : A YP ocks we secured 9000 more’ ( : ; ‘have buckled belts, others with buttons, braid or hemstitch- MDAZZ7Q PERMITS REVOKED : tn See us more than the original purchase, they I] go at : sh sleeves, smart lines, pockets and other features that indicate Spihers Lose Right to Carry Re- | ‘peg emmmnet’ the same sensational low price in one day! a | their true value. | ene privaie watchmen’s license | Antonio, John and Joseph Ran- Md them to : arrvy revolvers. v ‘oO , 7. ‘ @ Bee ag , ss ; Ae ER oe i Beked by the Pol : y “ce fs : : Phone GArfield 2775...5637...4202...9039...4467 comtortable | scoop seat fa raid Fel). 4 wh cate e ) i ee aie all * pa ; | 3 upholstered in velour and | ied pe several more. They are made iN) especially seiecteG cot- i , | For the hy netit ot those who cannot shop on a hursday, has solid walnut arms. A ities home at 446% lien! Bis | | hid | bl is mae i ieee : delightful choice for an MBulevara. , colors being tan, rose, orchid, blue, pink, navy and be sent C. O. D. or charge. Give style number, shade and black. : size; first and second choice. Phone orders may be ex- _ Mrs. Levi Morrow Misses’, Women’s, Extra Sizes, 16 to 52 Upstairs Bargain Basement—Second Floor. Each Dress Exactly as Pictured e Bt ” - i eS fe 4 iW yy Y 4 hs ¥/ ‘ 2 2 XQ Loo |i Bees ome, High-back solid mahog+ ¥ : ome any Chair 18 upholstered “" art Of - in excellent quality dam-- | ct de- ask: a stately Chair that will give dignity to the pward entrance’ hall or lhving ] room, — x) , Cop udes He $27.50 ial aint we, 7 le i i a i er, ge - ; ros. Stud melv Seen 4 cts * EF 0: nave orca mn Ty rieree 's famous the 'avorite ® ‘trolden Medi nd that for ail- e ‘Golden Medi petter results lt isa powerful : ; > 7 ; : : and ry cae pet enricher. I was ¥ ’ . an ee, &; AY } Rai - : / Ong i i? ; : , ; ' . ‘ : i f ‘ { q ‘ ONderf,, ' ' | ri¢ sf ; ’ ey ; hw t i K . ? ’ ‘ 4 se . : % Favorite Pres ‘Tription,’ and : ‘ : ; i f . é 6 { /. m . . ) ’ 7 2 i 3 ’ . , ; : _ ‘ ae t . + i . : ' , : . : he a ‘ | ; i ; * ’ } / ,\/ é 4 - ae ; ; / . ‘ , ma it . ’ . ¢ " & ty ; : j A a ' c ze ' ° . “4 F ‘ — _ bs : q ' | 4 Ri, ‘| 4 ‘ ms Ae ; (- ‘ . }? " } ae ' 4 j ‘ : aM , ‘ ‘ ' 4 i . e x tititi ° Pig , 4 ’ - 4 ? * > — “a Sessa Oth : } ‘ f : ‘ ¢ : 4 ; ¢ wr 1 . a * ’ ve | ; ‘es , : : ' , ' ‘fA A ' “ . a _ o's : ; ‘ ( , a . ~ - ‘ . . ‘ j : . 4 j ; ’ +1 ~~ . 4: . f ' ; 4 . / y e,f> ’ - ‘ i . ye : a et - . ii 4 : " \ . f / *»,* * Oboe - ;y re , : 4 \ , . ‘ee “s 2 : . vo a : te 4 >t &. #,7 'Y ( ' iy m Lae , ; . ; , . ¥ ' Pg 0, ose Be mn 4 : ‘ ¥ ty ee PL Lae te 7 ‘ me | ‘ y a : ae ; .. ps . r) fy a “ - fo i! TT on i ae i one | : fh, 4 —— ‘ ' i : a. * 5 ’ > ; : ; j ' tung i : ‘ rat ' ae 2. 2 a ’ “8 reus | ' ‘ $ ; ‘ | ’ i a ‘ ™ ' os Thy fis ol : 4» PA s/s :- . ~~ le » MAlignter, We Can highiv ‘ tL \ ; | t . mee 1 oj if A Vi ; ‘ — . » ‘ ‘ ’ . ." rs. La V1 Viorrow . ; | , | . . Clinton, Towa. , ; e " nahh A we } . * ae 7 ‘ : J ?p Py oOnrT a ry The go recy? rire aft - vg 7” - > * ' ~— if re ‘e ct . - - + oe ' 7 ' 8 . Por) 4 out druggist ana ) | : * -~ ee > : ‘ 7: o, : : a = an ~n Sq a5 Oe lig “oe = . . ~ = i pe ULE, rm vicd Tor free med . . > Sree ; : 8 ’ ni a ite ty [be Piaree Invaltids’ . . , t a s : ar te «th a mh, By te. , YY *- , ‘ . . ‘Gio, N. Yiif you feel the ? , * ’ A deep-seated ) | ' 4 5 | 6 | - - ae a es o ¥ arles 9 | slanted at exactly the cot” , se gin el ) | ¢ rect angle for pee nt , : : a 10 é*% rd I Sete Rcaes a ow ae ~~~ BAAS THOMAS W. GARLAND, Inc.—Sixth Street T hru to Broadway, Between Locust and St. Ch ~¥ oleae eT eee ed in colorful linen friez@- id _ Gem | ealianimeees : | P “ Old-st5 le ITusses ' se ihe tntest 1 7 2 riced $73.50 bn sm de ee! cee ine Sabon + P. S. Girls’ Wash Frocks, 1000 at $1. Choice of Twenty Five Styles, A Dozen Shades. Sizes y to 15 (2 to 6 with Panties) a | Every Mother Who Attends This Sale Should Take Advantage of These Savings on Girls’ Wash Dresses at ° immediate 1 ies : (Se enth Fioor.) a rN. {all eo = ees ae + “ et KD WVitheut the A NTF. | a] ea a HHH PTTTTrProTTrerTTiTiTrrirrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrirrnrul LLL LLL LLL rrr) - , » FOI Pine wc. nie 4 ; A A A A EN ON A EL EL EE A EE EE OLE LS LP : oo ‘ ‘ se ’ ee j se sassas. eon ft FIO to 5 (Saturday tte 2. P.M) | SRS RERSSSESESS CESSES SERSSSSRSERE SES SCCR RESET ERE SERS SR eEE ESSA SER ESE E ee eeeseseeseeeeeeeeeesee . suse as

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ee easy Oe eS Feat as Bate $4; 2 . ek Lael ioe a ee bak oar pa tinge sa bag a P ek Pe p - » Se fe Vcr ae er yee an Pelle Ra ee IG OS = mA, 6 ‘3 IRE ay baat Re Me nr a RR PD ae Oe be EN « ? s > = # ein ager eaeobae es oar at —— cence eet LL LLL — - eee geen oe — = —_— — NESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 16, 1927 PAGE 14__ WEDNESD ; : -_ or — reo ed a en ne a enn s ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH__- souteaOO - eae LL Famous~B A Month’s Campaign of Extraordinary Value-Giving That Is Providing Opportunities to Save Substantially on Many Different Needs 7 This Month’s Campaign Grants an Important Place to This One-Day Super-Value-Giving Occasion—T he ey) ws 4 * > ° . rol P H i , : ; ez, es > a ar ee Paces UNSELOR HEARD CHE : SBN PROBLEMS OF ST.LOUIS COUNTY sop + =» Tae O54 eo Tae ey a es . ae g SORT em Vas aD car SOS Be ge RE I HA the P a ” - Shee We Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps —Few. Restricted Articles Excepted. a : ss : ‘ 1 bla “ b Bos, 7 . es yes sry pw al Sie oF! ea x er oy 3a 4 ‘ — * aad ie Sie gh mere MRPs iSige any, any 7c oR Pe De ; abhi is hte eoul { : : i a ae > cit ae r us csp ie Same ‘ EBRUARY SALEOF TOILET ARTICLES € Thursday O n 1 y—Many Popular Perfumes, Cosmetics and Other Toiletries—Also Useful Remedies and Home Needs—At extremely special prices. Since ros 4 want ie fill enede in advance—and some groups are limited—Be here early. No phone or mail orders will be accepted. 75c and 85c Chamois on £ enue Inadequate, Ma- 7 chinery for Conducting Affairs OldF-ashioned, ny ®& Starr © F % eR eg, Salles Oa ARONT “RR OORT Het ald ARO I Wh 9 Geri a dens ee eee — 3 Deo iy . mer 7 ‘ 0 ae oe iw eae fs ; Ms rm fe Je oe ies Pa , Pa os eaeien aed + tS yee rt Pas tes rs. a ey “ay ro . . oe TS 2 es . ila 9) — Milk Mz “ es ine, SOC { Djer-Kiss Vanities é ; Palmolive Soap Size soya + cen Sie A ; TE HD $1 y si iar sting Cpe , ‘ "82 a tetek: ens. telecon 2 er * - eta, : = ky i : 4 \ See ss. Rae As , i J es ‘ ~ M9 re we evP teh ca ¥ a ahs y ree abt STE AN WN sedi Pla reaps! SPAT gh yee pa te themida ey Ve get oan. Ma ks : fa ‘ es ee te . pate tea ek aromas + iS at irs! ¥ - pet hee oe ee Re NLS A tee iis hg: NO Se Ree re AS me ees Sep a re eee Se ie Ve ioe Sees ooaus Sa ae Wer cesta! ap MNO HD linha whet Siar E CA ania stint cil niga” va ghd On A Hig ie cen eee srtip Tene Rr 2 ew BC aac oe ae oll ~ a 4 Baca) Secu nae . Z —F : igs a4 Leis oh 5 55c Glycerine Pure U. S. P. Glycerine—pre- pared by Colgate & Co.; limit 3 Ibs.; the 39c pound Drugs and Remedies tinder supervisién of Registered Pharmacist Limit of 7 Each to a Customer Phenolax Wafers, 190s... sac Menth. Pine Tar Honey... .- Famous Cold Tablets. .... Gly, & Rose Water Lotion.. Neoferrum Resinol Ointment Lapactic Pills ..... lente aane s« Bay Rum. pint :-—e Parisian Sage Hair Tonic... listerine Throat Tablets. ... Haley's Magnesia Oil... Dioxyeem .....--: Nature's Remeriy Peroxide Peroxide of Hydrogen—a de- pendable antiseptic; 4-02z., 8-oz. and 16-oz. + 10 15 sizes; spe., C, C; C Antiseptics Limit of 7 Each to a Customer Lavoris 1zc, 33c, 57e $1 Glycophymecline 50c Musoldent Zonite Antiseptic . .18c, 35c, 69c¢ Lysol, small and med... .18c, 34c Pyrosana Ivory Soap Flakes Procter & Gamble’s Ivory Soap Flakes, in large-size packages; limit 7? 2c $1.50 Value, 69¢ Special .... Double compacts with 2 mitrors, 2 puffs and med- jum rouge. Choice of all shades of powder. Limit eta a ee hp ae ines ar Java Powder Original “Bourjois Java” Face Powder in 3 popular shades; limit of 3; each .. pone 12+ $1.50 Size Ovaltine Large cans of this nutritious preparation. Limit $I 19 : « of 2. Special, each.. 50c Size Pepsodent A popular Toothpaste — and mouth prophylactic; limit a: otek | 29c $1 Syringes ‘Fountain Syringes—also Hot Water Bottles; red moire rub- ber; fresh goods; 9c limit of 3; each ... $1 Nujol ‘An,effective pure oil for con- stipation; limit of 3; each 63¢ $2.50 Thermos Bottles Kuii Quart-size inermos bSot- tles in blue metal $i] 59 case; limit of 3; #ach, . Piuto Water Most efticient of aperient waters. In full, one-quart size; limit 3 to a customer; special, each, 30¢ . ’ Pinkham’s Compound Lydia Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound; limit of 2; 7 special, each (9c $1.35 Atomizers “Devilbiss ’ Atomuizers — for | ; nose and throat spray; 1 At aa limit of 3, each.... ~~ Soc | eld 4 : 45c Epsom Salts U. S. P. quality—in 5-lb sacks; limit of 3; 29¢ the sack Velva up: Sc im cit Ae i Ania Kisow ch oa rs ¢ a $3.50 Pear] composition on amber- colored Clocks with depend- able watch move- Toilet Ware a: — —— shelltone on am- er-color are—various 35 C The popular toilet Soap con- taining palm and olive oils; limit of 20 | Cakes 67¢ cakes for Face Powders Limit of 3 Each to a Customer $1 Peter Pan Opal Hue Woodbury’s Face Powder. . .32c | 75c R. & G. Violet Powder. .59c $1.35 Manon Lescaut $1 Palmer's Compacts $1 Pompeian Powder .. Toilet Waters Max Factor’s Supreme.73c | | $1 Prophylactic Mirrors. . .79c | o9c | large-size; | each | $2. >| Mavis Manicure Limit of 7 Each to a Customer’ | $2.65 Roger & Gallet Violet $1.98 | $2.65 Piver'’s Assorted $2 Dijer-Kiss $2 St. Denis, assorted $1.50 Mary Garden First quality, Chamois Skins, Sundries | Limit of 7 Eack to a Customer | | 85c Tourist Cases | $1.00 Down Puffs... . $1.00 Cuticle Scissors 23, Nail Nippers...... $1.29 Sees... $3.50 Perfume Atomizers $1.89 Handled Nail Scrubs.. Combs, all fine. ....., | Exquisite “Amber Royal” Fan | Powder—imported; all “a limit of 35 eaeth The pt Reducing Soap | “La Mar” Reducing Soa. washes away the superfinn flesh; limit of 3 cakes; r . baa , vi a - : Y i : : | cake “Surety” brand, hospital ; in- rolls; limit of 3; | each ‘Trejur Perfume ‘The dainty “Trejur” dol] Se tle, filled with “Suivez | * | Perfume; limit of 3; my each | The 90.44% pure Soap “08 venient size. Limit of & County revenue is } dozen, 12 _ Ve Re cae | Woodbury’s Sets — _25¢ Bar Soap, soc bom Was soc Almond Lotiog $1.25 value; limit of 3 | Sets; the Set || Made of flower-like she Is with electric bulb, plug; limit of 33 , : ‘ ii és 27 || each @eeeeered for. The roads are $4 Military > am . % Ap iW if more than roads - | cial, the pair .....-. ~ Laen . eS y < our’, deficit of aid, but tors. , Thes the caleh ation tod pect that threaten « to deter. | cedure £ :' a | Me at4 rtments ig | tet. ted. “the | Was expenses probably tepped on conditions grovern- ' 40 Or coune- lelp-work tevenue Is Inadequate. idequate pre- es X COLi-t- t) ild $100 val- ’ *» : ¥ , ULIONA! louis and roads ed to. n do now » patching. * will be The eartn bad. of 41 of O1- a ; pps k aMnG fo Mase welcome im- | far as if Small C, Thoug led yers, the was such siderable | ¢ xpect quated clety an criminal | majority vers, and lawyers associa that mak | titioners While f tensive | lation ‘awakent ‘ing citiae : : aroused with a cerned tf expended been a A cloa probable . 188 of gravel, | measures nerete:- (aside advocates The subs that the of the av ficient int for his p 25¢ ‘ A February Offering of 900 Ame, H * Lee 53 Mee ee : Ser or ok ivy ~~. San oe oover Dresses UY Dy; | ? AAG, Y} $7.00 @ Nurses’ white and blue and chambray Hoover aprons, with long and short’ collars, a style that particular housewives like also. Are well made, washable, rs ; Bom mendations ‘foe improving and Juniors a he at o it! ae ii] be recery qd ing *9 clety in. sentatives he #xped enforce Pu ee here because he is needed. The | | () (J a | peratior ‘izens is required | “There = mat the inty on a business | *") P@ler - » | | one Ser - 4 Funds for Year Used Up. standing ‘< Ss Wo a been swe The February Sale of Women’s, Misses’ pase cup i county job mast An Unusual Value, at enue for this or six ed up on bills; 9F t hadn't been | Prising. ’ county banks I). not ounty would | 19.000 . public the punted War- : is one in Deen ef mt ha +? rite —Also Specially Purchased Groups ver and and durable as befits the practical use to which they will be put. Every One an Authentic Mode W orth Far More Than— (county ; ldre S88. relative dered, oF The Of portance. the Senau i 4 ondition, | signed . i’ | , . * - 2 y 1 a ; f , 45 ; . Beat ila ' lue to least Inonth's ice’ releasing ea it tts a ox * of thé chatnder/ Lous 4 * ae ' "4 4 meee — interested 7 the the pr 7 d aoe wee :, mtween the St. Louis! thete@ j nes | Yt RS od Big Bend bouletard. andi lf they BP Lay Glee ee. sudges | m there was lif. were at : ys 3 aux * Ps sg: ee lther "li vton nor day bec " 5 ge é 0% es z : ve aver ‘ be. lair s th trip and fessional Ee ae Vaan i County | inable to do the’ shoe-strll \ hae BEAN | driven BP OMe AL oe & ‘+ Judge Hodeden told the’ be imp SBA be, » 2 . '*< the county wes expected | bonds i L ae a “ah fe rf WM Bs “re tion ori . t-¥ 3 ; + F o ‘ ’ | . * ¢ . : : , road ed Many In Sizes 36 to 46. ee 2 S - — | ee ce 3 | uN | wk Miller mad ip Third Ficer nm <—s gs? is 7 ’ “a Ai . s Pag Said a eae At 9 A. M. | +" | | Thursday Choice of 300 Hats A Special Purchase 6° From New York— Hence Very Much Be- low Their Worth at. _ : Crochet Viscas Ribbon Hats Embroidered Hats Handmade Braids Combined Wuth Faille Matrons’ Feather- Trimmed Hats _ Many Styles in the & Popular Feks Crackled Candy Jars Filled— 4 5 c Special at... ¢ Assorted hard Candies of delicious, crunchy kinds—in many shapes and colors. In a ribbon tied jar of crackled glass. Candy Section—Main Floor wah wy ro pes etre mae “after o? oe gk ke att nee ete ota ee Ee Oe eee a aos We Se a SPOIL OO ey no 4 er fa: Ser, Oe 9 ae atin eeanthnone = eee aan enna ARN y entemege a - edad ds he - OPW 35 Aiciphcacisnh go obee' +x SRO Bet Pet Pode Ne ey tapeae VS Com Wid on < 7 te % Sy 7 th to profe ‘ture Une fone to cha @ These Coats represent the very choicest of Spring’s new modes, a collection that has been assembled B : for a onal every stl with extreme care. Every Coat is splendidly _ ee ee tailored of bgtter quality, fashion-favored ) | é& bh SOR tthews, président | addition material—some of silk, others of wool. @. elals * ro was no. polities mixed |anmeian Women will realize again, as they have in a oo to help the county | amined past years—that this is the occasion of _ . ; had 487 members’ of] aan the season to save on the type and ; . es were paying, the the sum the quality of garments they most pent want. Thursday is the fourth day of in the sale. Don’t delay your choice. — steam aeants eet ae In the February Sale of Spring [FOOTWEAR Women’s Shoes $92 € Charming new shades and combina- tions in smart Shoes for street and afternoon wear. High quality and ex- cellent workmanship are the dominant features. A special group, including pew Spring.ties and youth- ul patent Footwear, trim- med with bright colors, $5.85 Ultra-smart modes exploit. ing the new gingham and polka dotted leather now so much in vogue for Spring Footwear... .§$11.25 8 NR en REN A A dR a ¢ Newest guirks and whims of brim and crown—color. trim- ming and Hat fabric—wil] ap- pear in this specially secured group almost as soon as they've been decreed “the + mode” by fashion author- | ities. 300 Spring hats— | 300 examples of how fetch- ing the new Millinery is— and how advantageous it ig - to make the most of one of Our special February pur- chases! LALLA Oe tert ers 2 hips is o.. func: aim, — COST SHIPPERS $5,080,000 Shipping Halted for Five Daya by Mist«. “i Press ‘aornry n . , OTrTekahii-+- enygtir ‘nh Special Values | ee cA mak@ at tively to rea@.lse the exaet forfeitu One The of wait to taining fraed, there wert but the LOCALE LEE LC a IN CAE LE OEE NY LE CCE he epee Nee Att would have Women’s sizes 34 to 4944. Misses’ sizes 14 to 18 years. Juniors’ sizes 13 to 15 years. : Extra sizes — from Bae itis See | Br heanseal & casa a 4244 to 52% inclusive. . Rha ty. normous lones. They | eam aa ~ 4 the time lost through | Gils Gt ae a Vv ane! « t Me make if was worth to £:ve.s " efficient Howev «, Coats of casha, satin, faille, twills and the new imported and do- mestic sports weaves In unusual patterns. Spring’s best shades. The latest step-in Pumps and light-tonmed kids, pat- ents, or satin opera Pumps —that will please the fas- tidious woman $8.45 “Comet” gore Pumps and Dot” Pumps, both in the new light colors atd com- binations popular this Spring, Pticed at.... $6.95 Seconé@ Fiver en Monkeyskin, almon d, navy, red, beige, gray, purple—biack Hats, too. Millinery Sectilon—Fourth Floor 4 iry a or = Smartest Fur Trimmings, Pleats, Tucks, Con- Pe ines en cane trasting Facings. Sports and Dressy Models | : B Worst of the fog. | | 4 ' ' tunequale i, appeared to be past direct . Mists having shifted to | technic Mat | " patchy and | they are Fourth Ficer 7 : Ss ee 2nd become i _ "lbs were able to sall, , Of the Rae CO an tin aig les eae ine axe <3. D peamieeldnetiaene talkin Lica ie ee tas rca in ii BONRI 5 NS, ice iA Slit BO , _ ‘ 4 -, ey

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PAGE 16 ST LOwTIS POST-DISPATCH. WEDNESDAY §E VENING, FEBRUARY 16, 1927. - OUR TRANSPORTATION PROBLEM. TWO GOOD BILLS ENGROSSED. - ef- IC oe etic f the couse of Hep resentatives at Je ST.LOUIS POST- “DISPA! Tite « rre , o = r , ny y “* fs 3 & ] = Tonks > the vital ) | $000 a year; 10 second-cias: she Sak | ere Mtenry Holt & Co., New York.)e a | Between. T heeow aot my retirement wi # | c make we @ifference in its cardinal tance of the s1 ct. - 3% HOSE mystertously gifted crit-/| ang yi principles. that it will alware fiche ie _—_— 1? te antral tn the tack af competently inspec 4 3 oS ae § =. 5 om ies who can review a book by/ . : pre s er reform. mans oie Jispeica Cc. Ie jj ws See i 245 S a 3 _ ' apes nies is prod — Saas , : b jooking at the outside of it or, | But one cane oe al dieeton, rs dé new. hit urged the 680! cormmii , ) _ ‘ : Si MS a rs x. 5 ’ . FE . Be See cncet, by gianding ot) an = . ; : eT : iit ¢ rio a ten . P , %," — . a e: . gar oe ih | meter te eny pertr. always ‘ (he sort | urvey ang : : ) , isk aan eg aes EAS | , ‘ few pages, are not likely to he -The soul aces thevtinges clasers and pubic nha , , - ’ rpegys 7 c ee te oe recii0n 7 He SeTvice BG ec. i jue i: a ang ‘ ~~ 4 4 } . . . with this iter. In the first : ~~ mever lack «sympathy a adi sate Rival ie ia rae - tena made strictly « rit. 1. we believe, more tua Ske cer R-euyré | “iece, it is a composition in verse’ Yr with the poor. alwars remain ¢rt- rae ri > 1 3 a Oreal G I me: 4 a Paes me" awe oh . * ‘a “ Se the lines do not begin with Are ches eo —_— 2) “tg he Se ey tt | ~~ J -iineens. Furthermore, the first / : . ission to deal with transportation plans when the 7-0) a De eh ae eg ee aes “ | se Furermare, th : E : - | : oples E a | . _ : i , . : ad | | | > : = in S q But | ;Onsk r hefore haif of the thou- Se nd lines are read, the reader has LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE p the gamut from wit to beauty, sm satire to sublimity. Cawarcamtes d Assumpuon of Power a 1 RANA GC BRE wy Bm Ram hone — eth ln Re epee: rags a P. ? a2 9 wit MEAL a, ‘ « : “¥ ee ’ o ..w } . ; wr i* “Many, adjudging the plan of the nem as Silly or sacrilegious, wil] ose the book too soon and lose, treat. As a matter of fact, there nothing» to be said for the plan cept that it gives the poet an pportunity to satirize, in lines that certain pathetic fal- sien by which men strive to live, -politicagy: md to rev il DY flashes the beau- tages in ~ of the vision'‘that is his, in this” There are three speaking char- / ly corre os P ers, God, the Devil and a Mr. (urns. he State income tax 1s sh ing co-Ordi pati! ii 11 ation Lawyers are @imost invariably Te né 6 tu ul Arthur, an ultra modern vains no oe ases by ‘tical appointment and prefere Pe — - “Bepostic of efficiency and strenuous me. State Audito ; : ; — ative bil ' + de ees The i be y ly | hem to put Gon ie ‘ca : ream to put God on. a strictly usiness basis, thus establishing he “Religion of Results.’”’ Mr. Ar-- hur proposes to do ail this by modern publicity methods. That he not an impossible person {fs t- iceated by the success of a cer. : ee an Le he $ "Men : h B practical hook 0p Jeums Chat OTHER ATTACK ON C W. iP RS aces — ee orat }0n - are afermation BRE MINS as “Nay. but listen? could have spoken with the Stars that glisten the cold spaces of my heart, or “= ? vour eves my smallest violet Ts the Béiter of the Posi-inepaic = rice ' . ; oe Sl rie Tra DeEporiai is . wv” ; : os ' ; ; : Rae nee sean fis eae | - hr , Lar be eS - +. Pre have been, will be, sweeter ocern method yf Citaril ee eer Ste oii £4 Dut Vv 1 i 6i1DG OU ww lia : 5, RP : rs : : : th : | | : ; : | . . : : 7 Ss. : | . oY ‘the prophets, whose great streets for the "ire appa: . ° Vi 2 we } iS SUITIC ys a SOuUsu Sy A s Str 7 ~** ‘. . , , > lames were blown ~ inspiration in the fire be! gs agit lnment unon these plans. W: not Want a con FRANCE REMINDS US. SS SB eee oe ee ee Ay | OES - e »*> ae flass upon the nis best stanzas in his £0 Ou _— : hipaa , ) , —_— ; masope ic po 2 a & ae a cae mee : ried alone re , Tl ; J J Me i uf Dasi fe fc. oe , mua was U4 : , ~¢ ' SB marta | 4 . , — re } , he fire aia: irmamen nfere? Paar. 4 lidge is Li Dn wild trumpets, whose ‘ une. eet: ¢ TT , oe — J e4. . « } = as % 7 } 4 ‘ | a oa . ; . a : : : . . icteanabe —_ t might have been expe 1 to be she reminds u Str echoes go y¥ o . e hij Y capacity ied a "pees - ts oe Bike * esi ee . cae Be Aireatening Hate’s walls of ho, ron page 32 there is INUTM™ and more notable passage A M . +—/? ie Same theme, but it is too right 1937) e: Me for cuotation here. Often lines is good as the following bring the —— Rae eder wp short: Om , NE ~ r ¢ ETY | - Cc Pn . Be Vv : i PR A dream, a rhis er, : 4 NEW HIGHWAY SAFETY LAW _ _ THE CRISIS EN CHINA | THE IMPASSABLE BARRIER pomp the gn a Pe em | waite — eee is nd one tall tree, flat-green/ing byt mised r egroome jhe against the dawn.” | ciples $ aa The concluding nes of thei nical if does not marry iim peeste, which are as follows, | product . 6 ‘Ve ‘ a ee ae oe ; aa neg CE RR | or ey ea, why, va Re ‘oh. “6 + hing Pinas? ORES dl ‘ oe a7 car : : . 7 é . k Dg Fae ye? bh Sat > Weer By , PRES Rs GAN gE RRS 2 ot BAN IE ; . 4 oo. P . ‘ A eat a ola wR ths ek id eae’ ap pe * Vee Sree Se ? ~ es as wht A ARGOS A AGB AO AO Be coe ie me: i te 4 + . poe ae AO aa oa ithe wind, have at ; 3 } 4 5 a 2 ? % +e Seer sigue ome A eats gst ty ) Oars peat, ovis ‘, ‘ eke .@ yA tite i ~ - oti . ] +7 nk. _ Pio , sa ae ss 9 errr ppartepeenereneen=ne tier eS OO te ai. and assaliing th jouGs, inves bat aa +e , a , ie | “ 3 baa , get wae - : , yer it 7 : of hack-} n mar 44 iran t and chain rral anne id OB nd OO! S it L11KE15 Wiis vinsiieiaall : rc 4 ’ ‘ I L}- ‘ ‘ ' tT ‘ ‘ $ ' w¥v hes the Colleg rsnioved the first street railway ‘ares een. on lives lost through exposur ne attempt to do § . , e 1 > ras! be sidered mor ! iA i keep m feeeeeorful of «arth with a gold spade ing. 7 at’s exactl: whet intelligent a1 eee ge eae ' no fi ere pa : ral 1 ft ere tows Na's rat t n the other ; m ing H© — " *)' rel by A. A. OFGP- refined people have been dot: and tha _ w e. i. oe isd tex | _ +} th, Aew a sate golfer cha ‘ . it re CIS) id - t Chis 6 sl oe nn, presiden the Alumni As- | is why 8. Louis has dropped four t¥ puologra pie ihe airc! 16Tiai OUTVe —_ : se 7 2 : ' wp a ines ee ; OU fit ! C1 24 vit set Bpeca Pi tation of t! ou *. Then e place to sixth place in the we at: Aime, foun the survey a simple eutine ash without: 218 opponent and (hem Kilied | : Wwhiie } - oriad a ee ee va -~v j en oe ) irik | » nf 4 is +4 bie r i. the following ok. the sf ican cities many thril ar vith a inimum a. mifoz a cis} nthe links Was s: edd ith drivers, 1roni lenfoctive 7 { marked 7 oor ror 1 + TO! : ee Te™moved a bi fy earth etter | The Lnited Railways oug! hart hn | ee ene - T nthe is pad eced tt ind golf balis at of paces. oes anyone ever live to| ed of repeated | is if O1- nregna th 7 sibilities f lisaster, What 1d wr aptured ae ae > had spoken a few words: lies A este tnutnn . al Cae 0) agi doa i OUT a weak ‘ te, oe ina: #9 a eae ee ie ene ila ee ced ian in the past 3 purify the ; e| t member of the inati- | Cpe hericr alism and lighte ’; rhe tru rons Ors en iin a al As ie ‘8 faculty,. and Prof. Francis | ©@4e a . * s Clarion Call to Cricketers. tions fron Powey he padded that ‘ina will no be | | wv ho EOE ot a aor ait | é hae ! ‘ i. elo the Editor of the Port. l ispato ' vr . , mer ms a af avidlita pianks, but aL i T FIANF. cae : ; . as | reiki Lis great . a representing the faculty. The | uas ; Poe a paler wile i? s plot te y ahe exercises were followed by a | SUPRE PSPITE the fact that we have been — ae ge igt ee: ; oer a ier and more liberal Americanism which occa sit i iysat ; : : hy | D lankow. Eugene Chen. brilliaz ng ie is : 3 Ei er to : tas , Jewish SERRMIU.' ot the Warwick Hotel. acrieal — Pee ag pps oe ae ane ~ nneiny ares aay wr + pol AR pea. coh “% an nae marae tae Se ee eaten viene Pe es - ae ce * n ‘“ easements ad ee ee es at the wit ‘ et gh IM oa 2 - it is rather poor oT Minister, was in ef: 7 ame SHS Same (Hing (0 OF — + a ‘« nat} te it 4 . ) MA aI , lif? a P atiy : 4 i , . , . : ‘ es j .'s : . : b the ring} wpe RCo E These sentiment: y thoed in the thoughts of — 3 | i Salanore . ‘ron AJOUISVILI iO POurTnh? WK BE has been shown in that direction. Tal im] ramm! the LZ" 0: ° aa | Ty Service {66 See was | From a ann ane Missourt League of Women | Sarak: year, but alec, tt seeme as though there is ; 10 1a® ridging tne | aO0m Of Bpeecn. no uve periog © fe no beckbone to this organization at — sia Pacenti¢c } sy) delivered an ad a hy, ba le eae S dion ie aa ree pee red | rABLF. ; Li i ; , ims Do? 5 re A&A eo Be? ite 4 ely not? Gener vee ’ a | nil , fit? Gurely no kong are teeming Millions 0! bines ho ecove ge ol , bd date, | a ; “ee » “ouncil of Jewish Womet | ioowts admiration. Chicago has ai cricket other words, big idea—more pi rful even | : | : le e. Kansas City Is proud of Its crick- foreign 4 oats and bavogets— 3 broad and i PC TE OSEiY Unt a | 1 D- | 8uU . és ie aun? Yanywiiere rau | Ld. “ ! b ingside weights of Comat The bs) a fundame ob. n against on dog- i | °. Fae ail MEMittn. % agu | “Ce awaiting action and hast -weaka : Louls be inferior to other cities in this &¥4senine. That is the opinion of a member of the Bankers’) Pe °? * oP" » Ga | ed attention eS | Ea ati 7), o\ at 2 the kind that : “Sie : Ry the, hat | D T re egg ems me ™ , Le — . tee * . = sa, S Sative fepresentative of | eT | | J aa i rather unfortunate when our cricket ; eianed ea Rill of Rirhte« TIN ¢he aA rend ne c ney ry? eT ; q . ¢ | aveaA ‘+ «} ; f ~ ni } LIM} f)%4 ~ ‘ i ia , itv ai rid Lo iva : ; 7 : : ‘ ‘ . » | i ea. 03 irish es: ‘ 4 was destroyed im th Se a Ts tenese te wet 0 tae jagger ti? . paraphernalia yed in . | , heuse (two £urmmers ago, dont vo hink tag Pull in; Oiiice Oo \aliona ‘ ign } incre — . ais - set | pe : ail ere 7 deci : j af ipholding this sor Americanis! The attitude ot ) s a matter surp? that | , mate teen O18 see it? # CONFER JURY DUTY RIGHTS here ; 4 erence on the bill in tae Have you gent onan Faninannien to re- ay we oo ri Ger , a . . . mee ote (feneral Assembly to pro- | DAR organize the club? Very Iittle activit: : : “ ; , ite Chia 1£ ha! Shek, ; ing anc pat MiC Wisitary i€aG a e Bie , : _ 7 dapesiscinsls ce nee His ; me : , : the rig o hold property le bas heard of the fi mn : 7 ) es a special | “aire Two can live as cheaply a8 6 ‘sterday by representatives i si ‘ , A ; As i wi : i} : poet = the r , ¢% hasta . : Re: , s a . e =, ati j ot, ; i} # ‘ i i i g > keen tn participating in the gare t! graduate and Finance Mi ler i anton,.' un £0 ase . | | Sy | | . . a _ 2 ' m9 Aae ‘7 , WA r Pt ‘ ‘ : - : Welta Board of Reilgious | som mhizations, Consumers’ LA#agve./ cent t “gtork”’ wiih a complete cricket out- t Pekin anton, lentsin, Shangha! dq } roe ; ’ | he “st p At Pekin é n its ell ee bk Oe Beticent : bn kts + ti reas ith thy | : . Missouri Women's Christian | oho | | — ae. ean Union, Wednesday ing | ’ ~, , ‘ ’ ; Cricket Club t= a alte worthy of ones wpa: ~ycgitaa . + ton tet, . , ; ) . think! and teachers, who are in the main hard- liriou od} al arts of t} Korid No fF | aa a” pay meee Yv ; | . rmyv? S | : b * ia Otere tn a . “) § in the Senate Judtciary = ee club. Cricket fa being piayed in all epiring | h what seems to be a va: ations) fe S. ’ eZ | ’ . ad * lof Chi the dig cities here. Then why should St. ; denied the rights : frea thought 7; free he 4 ; — Ks 8 baie , , ; . te | ’ t é . , nina its Hit re Am¢ = = , ps rer committee’s inquiry favored the s nad oun- , OF ot ‘ ) \ ettea than ahy other foreign Mouse - speech ley in Ani Khite the 7 ES Eee Eee ee | “~ * - we : , , = trom © . : ‘se Committee on Retreper- | ws ; ? : : 4 alta . ‘ , dientiniliags y an "oa? “ ‘ le, rf re" ; *) A i> ~ "ft ‘ ‘i -_ ’ , ¥ ’ ee, ané use our utmost endeavors to striveto tricity by U sciples of Sun Yat Sen Ota iubs and organiza i tha might be be x uport : : ) | ‘4 , - pointes om that the ; : 3 ' Of the constitutionality of fi SSR ia Ah Ra AE. nig ct Calli aE ts attain what yan requires “clean cut” powerful! F rmy st oa +1 a) ‘in; eed ‘i, +. 7 ; y an} — 1s , ton A : - 2 ; tri ra . ‘ : ricle '¢>i | — 43 , : in P 7 ; as if : ty : by, wo . ey Na be ‘ . eport, whether it May be cricket. baseball to advan: 7 _ art — " inate , ae P : alin : ; — TT : ‘aia , rit 4 P : ' i Ltd, it ton, * : a : a aes - | ore Pee ‘ . qT raised by its Oop - or football : nes zi rer eee : cy | | 1 objection 3 lower sientitey 2 , bg | eT ag i n & _— “= M. Grossman, St. Louts Many readers of this worthy paper irom the ident 10 Say 1 th ou on Oo +p reat Ol - RENE — vats: perce hag me ti fay ig ; | ar Se § ae , the —: prepagd an opinion have never w'treseed a game of cricket. h resent convulsion | hina offers a great op- tive--yea, the most reaclionary—organizatiol hic! breught about. Old custom: lou ! : oe a ~ ag ; Whiets aaa holding that the but heard maty unfavorable eriticiames portunity to the U nited States, ils traditional nd. the country has seen in many a year. bons Who a | ig av ; LIFES MINOR ANNOS mo: r would amend the #ta~' f » &8 . 7 ta th ‘* 2 _— a ‘ ‘ " . lio’? s bw i. . . . i , ' k P r ; iry BE rvice. is eonstita- eee. ey tine — Phat opportunity is to take the leadership of th: We commend the words as a statement of the aft] | en ae: fe o aw WEP Sete : Ry nature Tam caee ae P- #nd that i¢ j ever you play, its just the rame, so long 7 | feres with the desig? 6 Stan Cente) anal ae i? . he te weeiten ane ae , S Uunnecesmary as you always play the game.” |movement to free China from foreign tyranny and ex. tude of conservatism at its best toward one of the eadiesan tins tae a aad lin ot © th jut it makes my : ass FiO amend the Constitutions. song omegiaty ss -! . ae , : r LIT ® S Rare Clatin s |; iF When a tiresome talke? Bp mint . MAURICE A. GLASSER, plaiistiom fundamental rights of the individual, sacredness of eun tin i ‘ana then tecncen aa ¥ ihe bill fail ot passage by =a a Pmt te lla, svi lily i»aute 4 wi. - | ‘, &. CRN. ch a t@ a ee eee

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its al ee _— j —_ ‘ . ere . . Ra, eR A OREN aN ORG eh te ANGE MELO BONDS Li 2 dee See i alt fd hd nt RNG shige birt a, ac ws ; : . Faker , i as wee ‘ , 2 : a4 3 ia as: ee ~ ee eye ima year of my AS& ABLE BARRIER. isors THE | nmed Vv Bride ee-Trit ised grooms -News Ttem marry misses a so, and and my iat sas marry, save and my futu dollars, in ile; me now-——thes down din lact come ranincing TyyTrie by dé rivis * iri due respect, and 7? \ ife with 4 Mi dear keep ries hom rewing beer dishes and display nee lient when I } ada hook. she ad . £ ead te enrapture di verses to the lass u | adore, would make her took ansh&® on the floor: vara loving wife my in vain i lonely 1! , oom s tincing down their derbies trimmed im . > + PURIVYING THLE STAGE. id, needs »uriftcatl . negati ,e aP eao@me Tt] liv ; tive & stage As our great crusade any prow boy, n {his plot A Jewish ish girl your fo = an 1) is hose, ado it? ) 7 . rABLF. a man nm. an = A it was not time Mt fn . - that the . hous" e tf a reco! ay mean . naan of Congressm® . . more ee Oe other foreign the news from China in a that satisfy. . STIC AL NOTE. STATI as piemy § “ orld and a in order: of Ww ule soive ed. ANCES. made natiom they discoverer., “work of the piety pro bbem i om al Qo Libis MINOR ANNOY 1am cheerful, akes my spirit aha a tirenome talker “hae then forgets to leav® ine And : ippportunity to satir ; a i3 5 a she at night 4 New York.)e we HOSE mysteriously gifted crit- y outside of it or. I jooking at the giancing at the the most, by few pages, are with this itern. In the _it is a composition in the lines de not begin with mettals, Which is naughty of them. n the title, “N o jes who can re\ ‘riew a book by | | But one not likely to be | first | verse | wors of flippancy, and the cover | Pstriped like a zebra as though | catch the jazzed eye ms. Furthermore, the res are hardly ’ im pressive, “But long hefore hajf of the thou- anes are read, the reader has » the gamut from wit to beauty, Bem satire to sublimity. Many, adjudging the plan of the | a pm as silly or sacrilegious, will » the book too soon and lose treat. As a matter of fact, there nothingyto be said for the plan | ppt that it gives the poet ize, in lines certain pathetic fal- men strive to live, the beau- an Miesh and cut, ecies by which and to reveal by f! v of the vision that his, ’There are three speaking char- ‘acters, God, the Devil and a Mr. ‘Paul Arthur, an ultra ‘apostle of efficiency and strenuous Pee-cetting. It is) Mr. dream to put God on a strictly business basis, thus establishing the “Religion of Results.””’ Mr. Ar- thur proposes to do all this by smodern publicity methods. That he % not an impossible person is in- maicated by the success of a Min “practical” book on Jesus that still among the best llers after heavy sales. pThe fun begins when Mr. ferviews God in'a dream and s rather ‘‘a low opinion” But shortly afterward “beautiful voice” ashes iS cer. Be mi. 2 “Nay, but acould have spok: that glisten cold spaces of listen: ‘n with the stars my heart, or "eves my smallest violet spring, and gy forgets he, is Sweet each sprin been , will like prophets, Nalies flags upon whose rront mas ca 5 blown the VV ere wind, have wild ("eS ror ‘ts trun pe h Owes whose Lo Hate's rTaninwe Aaa . walls of "9 - there is more notable passage n theme, but it is too eng for quotation here. Often geod as the following bring the fader wp short: PA dream, a whisper, lawn, tree, dawn lines lines the long flat ’, -green ‘. The COT j of he Pilogue, which + A are as follows. ROUND BROKEN FOR NEW COLLEGE OF PHARMACY rry Wolff. President of. Institu- oa Uses Gold Spade in Cere- mony for $300, 000 Building. » Ground ceremonies by students, st. the ‘ ya Inmni of the liege of Pharmacy for insti- on Administration Build- iz, 10 be erected at a cost of $300; + Po at E and Parkview hate | Edward Henry the Colle S new uchid avenue Wolff, removed the first padeful of earth with a g } sented to him Mann, preside: lation of the the old spade by A. A. Over- t Alumni As- Then each following too the spade irth words: | ary of nt president Druggists is wift. president SOC} ty Iris . : he ‘ Bhinan Love iL Tek rf ine ‘ sil \ i.duates oOo Pe ° rr > ? roll, ; ' : ii ?) th. Pn’ s m. iughter member of the insti- Prof i the f; eldest ‘ . i¢ ana ic MaCUIT¥Y, ANG ancis representing low: a Hot a EN DISCUSS LEGISLATION b CONFER JURY DUTY RIGHTS | a PON Ts baa ur; Genera] P ePXeETC) SEK Were fo! 4 by quet at the W ary ic kK Tey] ‘= on the pro- — Service) 7 was = y"sierday by he o's, Missour; Wer wea fe represec? tq? Missouri lear Women eS nizations ‘oansumers muri | Fe: on of %. Missouri Wo eererance ini Counc i] . the St . Voters, lerati Women's ristian Wednesday W of Wom- mens (h Jews! LA iis lLeag Judiciary ion and h r) AS unfavorably by Retrench Marie tive of Assouri’ Women's Legis Nittee, pointed out MOn of the constitu il has been raised Nits. KE M (JTossman. °y. has _Drepared an the COM ee, holding that Which would amend the rm is const a coerted. qo) out M8€ (oO! mittee on ne . and > ‘ — Ret orm. Miss or Lo . \- Eislativ. representa he q). that t tionality by its op- St opinion the Sta- ~ sur) itu- 1, ane 3 hy gery ° 4t if is unnecessary “ #Epe tT) a ‘ La} | ihe bill fail of passage by Legislature. |i: will be rein- bed at the neat session. ‘Ormstitut Sweeter : | issued ; i it) } CVe | ; i (serman ng the after | | Na ' lor , ' | ; : T that | i speeches on | tages | ly correct factual statement regard- (ing the modern | | cold. Arthur’s | 'nothing of the music | dancers | fig 'editors of this work to restore | music—the | question. | by } Arthur | rv Ke itizens’ Louis | | expenses | endowms | | The lof Chicago, learned Leouts | between | | first | troduce i new light has been | World president | ., |} aSsume d ' iVeR | omen ita here tive | . flyeorre need no comment: “No more as here encumbered be- tween the heart and wit, Between the thought remembered and song that failed of it, Between the beauty waiting eyes that dared not see, of And vision hesitating on tality, with what love sings of, and one with love that sings, The soul will touch the strings of the harp, of which Strings chords of light vision absolute, Are revealing jews of the Devil,” | Where love surpasses feeling, and song fulfilled is mute.” AMERICAN ORA'’ TIONS in. American Political (G. P. Putman’'s umes.) HERE lections of great chosen with reference quence and the art of ‘ing. The present work be confused with purpose History. Sons. have been orations, to elo- is It not is of this compilation to the student of American history into’ the those. the | political | phere of the time under consider- | ation by presenting representative both sides of controversy. The studying political obvious. aes " ‘ ™ os ‘ Liste ] laws. Wi tion in and esas ARLISS WILL TELL OF FUND TO AID DISABLED ACTORS : Committee Working St. Louis Quota H Luncheon Friday. nical produs the »? Ari +3 ee Siena Sy yk to Kaise olds liss, appearing o Theater lunches dioteI May ‘ ; OmMmmittee will by a at the ‘itizens’ ¢ cting plans of $1,% for it HO O00 ndow Acters’ Fund of Amer will tell briefly of the work und dees in taking car ety mem! if the profession throughout the country home maintained by the Island, New York. art patron a chairman Endowment (“ommittce Mayor K ik of thie quota for the Hie » Actors’ IF *’Trpers « of sick and and of fund at Staten hn. neieT. ne Ne VW o1 Ka fina ional A h =) Cotto | ork 1s trie’ ie re quest former a Syilp hoped the charin Tt Ag ) ial al raise COTY is the Louis dinner and theatyical ment al Hotel © March. Tickets for be nominally priced. and 1 returns above the ac will be devoted to nt of the Actors’ Fund entertainment program will be ied gratuitously by all the- Aen stars appearing in &S! Louis at the time and by membcrs of the theatrical profession to be brought for the casion. mae er, Son Meet After 50 Years. iy the Asso Pree DARLINGTON, Wis., Feb. From tl unty poor farm, she had for nine years, Sarah So quota by entertain- hase late in the dinne P } will cll 5 ‘ — ee PIMnAaAnNCIA here of inted 16.— where Mrs. ve old, home of for half and son were than i0 1e CO lived Hussington, taken to had not Mother ars ~ hee rT} the 7? ehe Seer more years ago father deserted his fam- son, William, er children with the children died with- The separated the ils He leaving mother Ww h #n took the two ot! Those ‘ ‘ “ s st. eo © rac , amt in a few years son, a resident . ¥ ~ ’ mother s Postmas- his through the Blanchardville ahouts ter at r ormer Mayor of Detroit Dies. ¥ ; ted Presse DETR« I IT. Mich., Pierre Codd, Mayor of Detroit, in Congress 1. oer 16.— old, Feb. 58 years former | Representative dead. is PUBLICATIONS ““KHINKS” atch ForHer Debut eon-} . ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH. DENISHAWN DANCERS on | 2 ’ immor- the | the | Studies | = VWOi-! several col-| public speak- | LO | in- | atmos- | a@ given | a | hearing | the |} James | introduc- | — by George Haven Putnam. | |} EUROPE singir ng | fect. much | ‘ading up ' ; cry Ove! | ; from ,.|/ Japan, former | from | ‘the First Michigan District and Re- | gent of the University of Michigan, | bs PICTURE Ruth St. Denis and Ted Shawn) Delight Large Audience at the Odeon. By THOMAS B. SHERMAN. HE DENISHAWN DANCERS, headed by Ruth St. Denis and Ted Shawn, brought: the year’s ‘program of the Civic Music League to a close last night at the Odeon, 'when they gave one of their char- acteristically expert and ingratiat- ing performances. Their program was devoted largely to Oriental i scenes, which have been the spe- cial concern of Mme. St. Denis and her husband, Mr. Shawn, for a |long time. Last mnight’s program, it understood, is the fruit 'their recent travels and studies in i the East. Just how involved | Chinese, Javanese, Burmese her Eastern dances may be is matter that a European or Ameri- can can only speculate on unless ihe ha made a special study of the subject. They certainly had appearance of -authenticity. there were times when Denis would have made udes more understandable had modified them some- in favor of a more Occidental disposing the body. authentic or last night is postures in the ot s also every In fact, Mme. St. attit ehe her if what | method of But whether dances given aAUtTyY of color. They betrayed preparation and the the the true he rhythm and ian exhaustive costuming Was vith a genius for color. ly the bit thin since orchestra composed of only a flute. violin, cello and piano. It ic to the credit of the dancers that the never lost their sharp- inuity because were times when music was necessary the full depths of ef- Terpsichore at her best unless suppotted supporting the Unfoertunat music Was a Was rhythms ness nor cont of this. Sut there richer com plete lor a lam Euterpe. The performance ope ned with a of dances termed usic of Johann the , cr’ Tine p,Ra sister rroup ana.” The TY) and x7: . om Viennese St scene Was rden. scellaneous f the program “Gleanings was used ina Was vy , followed by a mi) rest O to the and the over tha Kei lds. ided dances of China, Java, Cambodia and number was nd Miss group was given Bud inecli Burma India. The articularly exciting a H umph of sharp and subtle Besides Miss Mr. Sh These sit surmesi: lrey’s solo was a masterpiece characteriza- Humphrey awn hodian tion of coursé4, an ai alilgnmen 1Ti ural one for a standardized ttey hodiis ana have hetween na- tified ‘ kof! $2 ears Old. YORK, Keb, 16 je) ? Teurate q foot flihu ightv-se Was dinner There heme | with only children ndson Dr. Henry na | ¥ ale ted it ‘ W. Hanpeter Dies. Ww. 2 @xXamrin Tiger LT) ye ter an for 7 7) ona «a 4 Tite rin physician Lif Insurance diseass night Dent road, near Hie survived by ional iast his home ‘layvton read. is widow. “Straussi- | | Mr. rauss | laid | This | ThE ORIENT. | Mrs. will go to Paris in March and will | _WEDNESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 16. 1927 LL A SOCIAL ITEMS nsetivae from who are honey- Mr. and EWS has been St. Louisans mooning in Europe. terday in Rome from Egy pt, after spending two weeks there. They ‘return home the latter part of the |riet Mooré, Mrs. Rodes was Miss Har- daughter of Mr. and month. | Mrs. George T. Moore of 2361 Tow- ier Grove avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur C. Crunden, Boyle O. Rodes arrived yes- | ‘whose marriage took place several | /weeks ago in New York, have met | i with ' of | and sister, | Wade authentic the steps and | Various | and | ‘Portland 'for / Wash ‘ing not) had | synthesized | ia two weeks’ work of one} Mrs. Tweedy, ter M. Crunden, made in Naples, her. and they will York March 3 oO7 Washington, arriving March 23. Mrs. Crunden’s brother-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Jr.. have landed in They plan to return in April, a trip through France. Mr. Crunden and Mrs. Wade. the son daughter of Mr. sail for the in Paris, St. Louis Ld after are and mother of Mrs, Wal- | and | the trip to Rome by motor | Their next stop -will be | New George | Festus J.) Nap!es. | and | Mrs. Frank Payne Crunden of 4426) Westminster H.: place Atlantic City will visit in ington, D. C., St. Louis. place. Mrs. Blaksley Collins of 59 for seve New before York and return- She to Miss Sally Mr. and Mrs. Kingsbury Miss Marian ant Green, daughter of John Leigh Green, of M } departed yesterday | ral weeks. | tf visitors. fore | Fox of St. place, returned Monday night from | trip East. They vis- Van Duyn of Syra- roommate of Miss at Vassar College, ited Miss Mary cuse. N. Y.. a Marian Green ‘and later went to New. York, where Miss Marian was entertained, while | ' ' ivile, WN. 'and to |} at Annapolis, 'cing isix wetks’ tof Mr. lof : i turn Doris | i tives and a iitwo months na i ning ; . luncheon Miss Sally attended the prom at Lawrenceville, School, Lawrence- J. They also visited Mr. Mrs. Philip Bond Fouke New York, formerly of 44 West- moreland place. On the Louis they attended the the United States Naval Md. and Mrs. Shetiver B. have returned to their home Augustine, Fla., after a visit Barret’s brother and law, Mr. and Mrs. J. Van 5S. ret, of 4495 West Pine Mr. J.° Van S. Barret at the Jewish Hospital after a illness. prom Academy Mr. in- St. sister- boul! is daughter John G. Lonsdale houlevard, will re- Atlanta, Ga., isiting Aileen Lonsdale, and Mrs, Lands 1] today Mis 4951 nome where she has and taking a m. Mrs. Lons' a Visit Hot from been Vv course in jour- irned Ark. nas reti a 7 ldie Springs 1T) Mrs. | hase, received Mr. and Hotel € world with -law, Mr. of be PT) from News Nh Louis riends Keech aS of her and 6509 their uring the and sister-in Hioward Holmes boal: vard, anc daughter, MIiss Mary Brooks Holmes. The party has spent the Tokio, Japan, their spend orsvthe -3 7 Visit some lla. si lie a" , Julia Eval 7 j Mrs. Gwynne Evans, de teas Sut \Iiss Mr. and 10 Horte dav, to sel “4 . pone nse place, W Wednesda J *“ore errans * . ry lise. srl > Iwo TY: OT The a My er... Mr Mr Hen oO; the i Mrs (;°oO! Monroe Albert Hap planned i and nid Vi Ss. M rs. has num be and BRIilTiadii < ri lies for SPECIAL WINTER RATE OUR NATURAL MARCEL, REGULAR $15—NOW PERMANENT WAVE STEAM AND OLL PROCESS: NO WATER OR FINGER WAVIAG: COMPLETE DE MUN SHOP, 4513 Delmar. FOr. 1120 Jaccard's and of first quality. A highly polished Black Onyx is center- ed in dull solid white gold. Black enamel inlay. $17 Mai! Inquiries Invited are showing newest arrivals in very fine stone-set Rings for men. These are not only individual in design but finely wrought Such Rings as the two pictured above, both conservative in design and color, are considered smartly stvled for the man of good taste. LOCUST ef NINTH “— Favor A lustrous replica Sap- phire in antiqued solid green gold. The sides of the mounting are deeply engraved. $46 Established Since 1829 | Bright, | Mrs. of | ceremony, as are his brother-in-law | | Horace} and. his | Mr. and| way to St. | at! and | Fuller of Dedham, brother and sister-in-law, Barret | W ith evard. | convales- | iH. trips through | glish rela- | nT VISIT OR IN THE EAST fe PR ee a Na . shen-Brenner Photo. MISS MARY CARTER. ISS CARTER daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. Ray Carter of 8 Portland | is visiting friends in the East. Carter. have returned | of two weeks in At-/| + place, Mr. and Mrs. from a visit lantic City. —- = eee - ate oan — — Mrs. Henning Jr. was, be- marriage, Miss Mildred Louis. her The wedding- of Miss. Isabel daughter of Mrs. Charles W. Bright of 409 Westgate avenue, and Albert Maynard Stearns, son of Albert H. wood, Mass., took place o’clock this afternoon at and All Angels’ Church, the Rev. | Dr. Karl Morgan Block officiating. | Guests will include only members of the families. is here from Westwood at for the Mr. Mrs. Mass., sister, and Mrs. Albert T. ton. Ee. i. | Bef. will reside in Westwood. He is a rraduate of Am Ae rst College. Mr. and Mrs. Fre ancis C, ¢ 4904 Pershing avenue “st (‘al‘ifornia to join Mr. Jolley, who are winter there Stearns of Barring- ase of and Mrs spending M. the the state. he St. Speaking Union will have for really good Catsup Louis chapter of the En- Stearns of onan wi 2:30 | t St. Mic ine lL) Mr: Stearns’ moth- Stearns and his bride rone to! a ’ . me ae iin i ee ae ee ed oo » avenue, | Shumate, son of Mr. | M. nue, 'Church, eR tn ARR — ,luncheon at 12:15 o’clock tomor- | row at Hotel Statler, with Judge Angas Parreons of South Australia as the principal speaker. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Russell and Ir. and Mrs. Arthur Chambers of | , Webster Groves will give a dance the Algonquin, ; Miss D Saturday. night at ,Country Club The wedding of Miss Virginia Jacobs, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Jacobs, of 6912 McPherson and Altea and Mrs. J. Shumate, of 5428 Vernon ave- will evening at the Rey. The bY a this Trinity Episcopal Boyd Coxe offi- ceremony will be fol- reception at ciating. lowed Chase, Miss Elinor Ring will be maid of honor and Mrs. Joe Heyer, Mrs. Harry Grubert, Miss Josephine Shumate and Miss Doris Shumate will be bridesmaids. will be best man for Mr. Shumate and Ladio Ottofy, Robert OBernier, | Milton Johnson and Harry Webster ' will serve as groomsmen. | The bride will be gowned ivory satin with trimmings pearls. Her chiffon veil, held | place by orange in in | train. She will carry roses ley lilies. Miss Ring will wear Nile tulle over taffeta and pe diocygr oe iidg will be gowned in flesh tulle over taffeta. They will | wear garden hats of hair braid and 'will carry bouquets of pink roses. | Miss Jacobs’ gift to her attendants | were gold dornies and Mr. Mate gave the men of the wedding | | party studs for formal wear. {| After a short wedding trip, Mr. | green ;; Shumate and his bride will oceupy ‘an apartment at 6041 ; | boulevard, Kingsbury ee The Christian |Mothers’ Club will have a card par- ity at 2 o’clock March 1 at the col- lege, Clayton road and University ‘lane. ORGAN DEDICATION. TOMORROW The new organ | Hebrew Temple, Wydown boulevard, | cated at 8:15 p. m. | Marshall Bidwell of Cedar Rapids, Ia. lof of the will be tomorrow by College, (‘oe ;country and won the ‘organ playing at 192i. THe first prize Fontainebleau in! public is invited. ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH _ TWO WHO TAUGHT MANY. ‘taking establishment at 7146 Man- YEARS IN ST. LOUIS Die firmities of age. She had made her 30 Years. ; her Montgomery i A. take place:at 8 o'clock | Hotel | George Hays | of | blossoms and em- | 7 7 " . de butante | broidered in pearls, will form the and val- | the | Shu- | Brothers College | U nited Skinker road near | dedi- | Bidwell is one. the outstanding organists of the | PAGE 17 elia A. Gibbs Principal—Miss Mary Atkin- son Teacher Half Century. ee —_ na ee I pe lia Cot Miss he services for principal of ¢ School for 30 years held today at Funera! Gibbs, Brilliante to 1911, an were undertaking establishment at 4449 | the Cote sbyterian Church, of of the found- and the Rev. preached | Olive street Iclders of Brilliante Pr: | which she was one (ers, were pallbearers, Robert R. Biggar, pastor, \the sermon, Miss Gibbs. old, died | home at graduate of ithe closing she had liante who was -78 Monday night at 5259 Northland avenue, A Lindenwood College in days of the Civil War, taught in the Bril- School at Cora avenues nearly 40 years. tired 15 years ago when came ill of rheumatism and arthri- tis, which subsequently caused death. Three cousins—FE. B. Me- Donald of Webster Groves and the | Misses Nora and Bessie years Cote She ahe ré- (ald of 4943 Lindell | survive boulevard— | Funeral of Miss Mary | Teacher In St. Louis, Miss _Mary 50 Years. Atkinson, up | ; New iNew her | and Cottage | York. be. her | i from McDon- | Atkinson, another veteran school teacher, whe died Monday night. was buried this aft- ernoon after services at an under- chester avenue. Miss Atkinson, who had taught in St. Louls schools for half a century, died at the Mis- sourl Baptist Sanitarium of the in- -~o '- home at i4 Lanham avenue with brother, Robert H. Atkinson, for 45 years. She retired from ac- tive service in 1915. Besides Rob- ert Atkinson, she is survived by another brother, John T. Atkin- of Los Angeles. Steamship ‘Movements. he Associated Prem. Arrived: New York, Feb. 15-—American Panker, London. Cherbourg, Feb. 14, Arabic, from York for Antwerp. Bankok, Feb. 15, Belgeniand; York via Manila, Suavia, Feb. 14, Franconia, New son, | York. Yokohama, Feb. 43, Presiden: ' Jefferson, Seattle. Genoa, Feb. 19, Roma, New Malta, Feb. 165, York. New York, Feb. 16, Westphalia, tlamburg. York, 16. Frdnce, New Feb. Havre. Sailed Southampton, Feb. 16, Aquitania, for New York. Bremen, Feb. 15, Muerichen, N ‘York. - = M&M | “oF “TELL THE WIFE” NOT TO FORGET OUR THURSDAY’S SPECIALS Genuine Vienna Apfelstrudel, 35c Caramel Tea Rolls (Pan of 16) 30c Please Phone in Your Order Early. Melsheimer In | We Will Have It All Wrapped, When You Call, No Waiting No. 1 SHOP, 6729 Delmar—CAbany 8720, PArkview 3060 No. 2 SHOP, De Baliviere and Pershing—CAbany 4760, 9400 No. 3 SHOP, 6331 Delmar—CAbany 3021! Pastry Sens % @e= They will take motor if | — For a Limited Time We Are WAVING the Entire Head for... Take advantage of this Special offer. The Nestle process is Safe — Quick and Comfortable. Phone for appointment—CEntral 3581. MOLER SYSTEM OF COLLEGES _ 810 N. SIXTH ST. “PERMANENT WAVING” | 20 The Newest of New Hats ‘ ) Low Price! Seldom, indeed, do you find Third Floor Hatsat Weil's —at a Price such as this. And they are all so new—so very Chic. _-Brimless Hats are types ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ae ae a ae a a So Sees, ee £655 . 0 Oa ea rs, / —At an Extreme —Large Brim Hats —Small Brim Hats —Novelty Straws —Felts, Ribbon and Silk for ALL. ee ee dan ee a a alle a ONL ty SELESI EES ESSE ES A 9062 Ste PLEASE NOTE: Floor Hat Shop Prices Are Always From $10 on UP We limit the sale to ONE day because we feel sure that such a Low Price combined with such High- Grade Hats at Weil's will sell them im a day. There Black and White Combinations, All Blacks, Monkey Skin, Palmetto Green, Gobelin, Fiesta, Sunkiss, Gooseberry POPOL Oe PA The Store That Sells Nice Things” <~ HENRY A. WEIL, me: 916-916 OLIVER ST! THURSDAY ONLY! (One of the Few Such Events We Hold) SALE oF NEW ¢ LP leg LG aL ff all lh ln Ld eal ih Si, ATS! Our Third lle ee al ee, Meg Lm A wonderful Special Purchase of High- Grade Hats alone en- ables us to offer such a Low Price. “ Ad visable! 4 Ryndam, New » me . a i od aS 3 ; P ‘ Poets, x oa on ay a , pa 5 Deg rea ae a: abhi woe ee ee ee i Sint DP Oe ee es cia eee ee). ee, : me ny ee ae amas Se iS Si a Ta a Lo St ta men 4 = ethene ay ee ee ba 9 (Se RR NR TN ASIN NS: IRE ate ITE Be ir element TRF RR BO i ABO RR EN RENT ARE I A ENOL ARN TON BOI NN NR tM MR AE ne a A ca ER AARNE TE CE NETS AEE Mh Oe TNR RE i CUE: ERR “’ ss y sys Al ge tad i A hess cra is a i ORC ree nao PDSe OR Wee oh LOT ONES ND Ae s . Se Ee Ee se “4 . ‘ —_" arene ot, a oe ee " . ‘ " ‘ fee hare han Ae NG Be A SOMONE er ABS C6 Sh Ay te ed ERENCE SEI RE SAE eR SSE RR AES EOL MES “he Spree sitet abelian icy “es “ ‘ ennieeed sneicenmaasnnsiuiieia wneinih — n “ wenn sendinmnteniaaidniiaanetnith nanan » o Ata Aneta EEN arte SRR Ar ics ahah oe stele

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH___— wTTTTTT TT LL lll lehette telltale lett a = SaeONED ALCOHOL SOLD BY WEDNESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 16, 1927_W PAGE 18 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH_— | LINDELL 4600 "ora. ren ve-—-3¢| INDERTAKERS OBJECT (Fen cee ape °F % 10 mT «AGENTS, LA GUARDIA SAYS ELL ODESSA, Mo., Feb. 16a. H- ; * Y BAe S, AGENTS eke, president of the Farmers | : ’ It Does Not Cost j | Bank of Concordia, was Sines ae CASH OR | , 4 I 0 to = F . associated Press. a iicnie tajared when thee Soe: 0 AUTOPSY DELAYS CREDIT Reduc GOED pi ASHINGTON, Feb, 16.—A new mo e crashe nt railing o : F % » ‘ _ —_——— 7 112-114 North 12th St. “Vile - your WAT otcance bridge near here. THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDA s— Qe Jn i ad > ed . ate Seah Rp Bae Regularly -CLEANERS and DYERS SET OF TEETH, $10 UP | , DR. J. GRABER, 620 OLIVE | Dr. Shankland Says, However, Gold Crowns. That City Hospital Prac- hi,’ fecth. Ex. _ tice Will Continue. i | vad aun | | Open Until - Formal protest against holding omen ee | | Susthee autopsies on: patients who die at | | | 1:30 PM "| City Hospital, other than’ Coron- he a 3 SO we gen os Z a Bie rn aR ham . iS cadieies , hy es — iene stat ay emery titi ene hinge PR ek — how , a, a 900A ahi, Sethe Pea tb UG RT. GE gig ile et te! Fn nolae 3 Satine 7th et ath bre S are vs; EON Pa ee aan ane ag mate Pa 7 NG OO AT te aI me, 4 seen g acted diel | er’s cases, is to be lodged with Director of Public Welfare Salis- - ° | LEAR YOUR SKIN bury, it was announced today by : . Charles Meek, secretary of the | a of disfiguring blotches and Mound City Undertakers’ Associa- | ne ae wey, ye ee i“~ 1 dine lt bomen o aE ee Foal ~ ¥ pee 2 - omy neqronemenipesty st , By at ae = Re ers Ee ie Bis itay 2. . oe wee ar. and q . , . ek ae “My peeeee * ze - ~ pe 2 mbt ayia digs gph at» oo Mee - h + Re eh ORS via SO See 9 o> aR A ate rwl “1 * ea ‘ : ‘ “ . ee Or een eee ne, le nae a Are i ey -- wo sites ¥ _ : + ret —% neers = — . oe pesas ' . ip Dee PIS iy 2 ar ese " ath ‘wal Pee re tag VnaGeT ee eng fay Td aie: or “ ; “ie ‘ pa ae REDS GAS, SO aa eae Par é wig me Aa ps ea ao See ae ee ee fe ~ obras on pa Ris 9 Me Daf oe ania ‘a late >; ie A . irritations. Use nop The complaint of the undertak- | | e Mat. | ers is based on the holding of TA a — | | of eight and 10 hours after death | i] | while autopstés are performed, 1 “Our members tell us ADVERTISEMENT Meek sald. wee se they send their assistants to the DR. W. B. CALDWELL | c _ __ ADV * M fl LO hs S O ed ‘oe hospital with a signed order for a _Loug pp AT THE AGE OF 863 body and in many cases the hos- Countless girls and women now!ish, bilious, sick child gladly takes) Al | tl efused to turn know how foolish and needless it is it. | most ‘ nstan Ly pret: angree ogee i question of an to ‘‘purge’’ and ‘‘physic’’ them-| Buy a large 60-cent bottle at any '- A famous physician’s prescription it gettin ‘a Mesided.” Meck ée- sells medicine, or write! ¢alled Thoxine relieves the most} 2Utopsy 1S ao selves to avoid sick headache, dizzi- store that | : “ ness. biliousness, sallow skin, colds,;‘‘Syrup Pepsin,’’ Monticello, I[li-| stubborn coughs that otherwise clare , ; oes ean col or sour, gassy. stomach. nois, for 2 FREE SAMPLE BOT-| would hang on for weeks. Acts on } sett with the consent of rela - 7 se ‘ ‘ , . = R . . y - wil » - - »y have found that Dr. Cald-,; TLE and just see for yourself. !new theory, relieves the inflamma- {| %e Held M ao ee ‘ ; hy In many instances the un- . , . > >. | 4) ’ ; 4 ; ; © . y } ? ; tives. we vrup Pepsin helps to estab tion and irritation which is almost ar ell’s 8: ruy Pe ps ps i dertaker has to take the relative lish natural bowel ‘‘regularity’’| always the cause of the cough, and oh: | * aad : , * * . s+ ‘ £ onal even for those heretofore chronically | Ir oldwell's stops it like magic. Thoxine is| to the hospital to . ip eonstipated. Dr. Caldwell’s Syrup) _|equally good for sore throat, for ees. or — a onc Pepsin not only eauses a gentle, easy which purpose it is far superior to and in the interim e , c . ss $ a . ‘ . : 9 T-5 © . qVve 2 Te i se 7 bowel movement, but, best of all, it Pp gargles. Contains no dope, chloro-| er’s assistants hav € beén — - | $30 Oak Kitchen Cabinets. Oa ee Oe a 22.50 = kitchen outfit, complete with never gripes, sickens or upsets the form or harmful drufs. Once used several hours.- We aoe te clon, | $30 Side-Icer Refrigerator. Heo ela ee er ec $17.50 g rugs you will never be without it. Pleas-| constitute an unnecessary inc ; snost delicate girl or woman. Be , , ee nc mentees and ant taste and safe for children. Re-| venience, both to relatives and tO | (Rg gee USSU SORE EPR S RRR PERE REE REE EERE ERE E CREB BREN ES ERRSR REESE ee swallow stops night] the undertaker.” ei a li ———— _—— at tag se At Py, yh ein ey » pa? alts, bee: 3 te Re eae ke ~ Mb TO fwd re ae ~~ Sodansiing treed Rae om fren a hs * Re cnaen: ip" tan, cae eet cone achaiatcon ~ Wea eae ‘ , ms eine SAF eae ‘ a Me rene Me — _ 190-9 “ ‘ . oni AA aon, St sa a ‘ g cea , Ss ala ws bd Bea a igs CU ee Ee ee ee ‘ ote SD ini nlited = : Sn ce ae rare fe Pa aa et Saag teiioc: ama ars sil: te enhagy (ee caraipiatee Weta maa oie abt oan = pes Ah leben ob o> A ’ . “nm . - ; . — wn e ; ; a ees me ese hia es —_ = + Ste ge ee ee =) ——_"* pie a AON ie SE a — Pas nti nahh attra’ eas : LiFe oy MRT ey E rt eg eyecare bs sb Manne $.0bae ne sors Se as * SRE RURRE Pope NR OER «egg borin tent: tial tarts Seema yds tight = . m AD» . 0 aie bia So ea oe ae ene ee erie > pe F bigs raed Pinay Seer ee a ee Soe We are closing out our sample line of Bedroom Suites consisting of bed, dresser, chifforobe and van- Here is an opportunity to select a €; ity direseer in genuine 5-ply wal- Ss 50 beautiful 8 or 9 piéce Dining-Room Se | Suite while prices are low. See our veneer over gumwood.. Prices ona . . special 6-piece Dining-Room Suite for fo Sate oe * - Cae * Rovian. hp oo aS ik China Closet, $29.50 Extra $110 Gray Enamel Bungalow Ranges.... $79.50 . Me $27 5-Piece Enameled Breakfast Sets.... $17.50 Ba 3-ROOM OUTFITS Be 9x12 Duralin Felt-Base Rugs. >t SRS 1 and kitchen. $10 dows. S$ 7 $200 3-Piece Velour Overstuffed Suites. $145.00 2.50 weekly ; Living-room suite, bedroom suite and irae = aE Oy ete ee wr ae +. 8s ote iehitns " nae a” member one VEE OE OE Ue OE AR UU ew ee elves coughs or sore throat witiin 15 Meek said the matter is in the The POST-DISPATCH Regularly prints MORE WANT minutes or money back. 35¢, 60¢] hands of a committee of members ADS than ALL the other St, Louis newspapers COMBINED. and $1.00. At all druggists. of the Undertakers’ Association, ; vho plan to caH on Director Salis- DS 610-18 Washington Av. 99 ONNEN OOSTING fF! RU so pleasant that even a cross, fever-| WEY WU OY Y UY VY 0 OU CRAY UW UY Ye Vv Ov ei Ue YO 0 AP UY oe rev ewe ve ee ee ‘ = ann o - . | Lia - wa tt Bo ~~ * a * 4 ~ wot By = A , ait PGR IN Ae PELE PE OM NL Ae Shankland within a week. Commissioner Shankland today defended the holding of autopsies in cases where cause of death is il. doubt. “Relatives usually want tc know definitely what the cause ol death was and, in many cases, this cannot be determined without an autopsy,” Dr. Shankland said. “In addition, autopsies are primarily in the interest“of helping the living. A physician who has had a puzzHngs case and is able to determine the cause of death through an autopsy) is in a better position to treat sub-| sequent cases displaying similar} In uenza , ot ee Sous srateteroraseeeerees seeteeiaiial WT symptoms than if denied the privi-| Tee, take every P \ A EGE RR pieces Biennale ene HT lege of making a post mortem ex- : Rios Besos LH ue HT amination. We want to work in|} harmony with the undertakers and | in the interest of the public, but we} will continue to hold the autopsies | in cases where cause of death is in| doubt and the relatives consent. I | think most undertakers realize the | value of autopsies and that their | association should overlook the oc- casional clashes that result when an enthusiastic young doctor and an impatient undertaker have words over the telephone.” —- 7 : : . _ : Bo = | ore i) i | BIXBY HEADS MEN'S BRANCH : ——— aod = =) OF ANTI-SMOKE CAMPAIGN SE 2 me Gh ke . 2 ey > 2 4 ts : ; of bd » 4 Bos + . es. 4 . ae aa ay > ‘> » ba : 4 7 , : - is 7 oe He : a oon % cue a « - oe Fh 5 « 5B he f } a oo | i > - bi ae =? -e ee a > 2 « 4 - 2 a et" i +s “oF * be bi i ich es 7 SS 7. ef By ie 35 § : - * . 4 eS = 4 . | ‘ 4 ty q +. . . { ' > 1 ‘ 2 4 rs % - £3 " 77 a, i te. # 35? S | 4 4 Ld oe = at 4, a : } : i ‘ 7 ee vt on the smoke. mS ’ . ; 8 - " > ; 7 , . : é odd as you will—you can’t keep children _ telp the Schoo, ays Pine sic Cael ye = nee yeh : radia Achar. 200! pp... UC ve 1ew methods anc rom touching germ-laden things! id 8 in’ prot) eitian , equipment uses, by the Wabash | . ff | Railway, has br ire | Those active little fingers simply must art to 3 > Made a . wild: eee PeeURnt about. vir- | h dle book ; CNild pre Teg Spec}, tual elimination vt smoke and a_/|§f andie books and pencils—must fondle pets cea. the «6; Pon 43.; great saving in fuel in its locomo- | . : } ' . — must touch desks, chairs, toys—and count- lean, Chir land : Nee of _tives, the road reports. Fuel su- | f "en “Wo other things on awk’ ge may lark. | perviSors rode’on the engines and rms | their observations were followed | by laboratory tests. Between 1915 | : St: l ‘Vit, and 1924 fuel consumption was re- regular): n ¢ aris n | duced 29 per cent. The 1925 fuel : ' bill was $430,000 less than the'| 1924 bill and $708,000 less than | i that for 1923, and the 1926 fue} | bill was $267,000 less than the| 1925 bill, 78,000 fewer tons of coal | . . fj . ‘ To guard against this menace — let every “. ° wo Come | se being used; although there was a/| ak “i My . At ‘member of your family wash atall times with if ; TP considerable traffic increase. | group 1s a SMART es ; ONS ‘ ej 3 é DRESS to REALLY FIT - a, : * Upholding the purifying toilet soap that removes germs, OY. : adits: di ae moon | 3 ) ; | . | MANUFACTURE OF MALT SYRUP ANY FIGURE OR SIZE. | (am ae | Included Are prices we as well as dirt. ‘ a LEGAL, FEDERA! !UDGE RULES / eee ae A habit in 63,000 schools Es JAN 5 at a An onerday sal f scent which proves Lifebuoy gives | Must Add Other Ingredients to rete ) HHA | ie : ee Hundreds , | ‘bge hundreds. o In over 63,000 schools, children have greater protection. Even before you’ve fine | Produce Fermentation, Court | pit TA, he ee ~ ~ ~ Sa sitet as” Aealatied ©. ; 5 pl Pipa 4 Se rt Me? Folie’ ens S Jayme: ‘Mec 7 RSS Er, ’ Cpr ty - ms Ca hen - i. j Pe se eet —e - VEE 6 Wd UN ORs ce me ae = aed ‘ 4.-- Bt ree. tae oka! >, A Rael De Teg ae oe we apres es And your own hands —your husband’s hands—touching money, telephones, dust pan, mop — they can’t escape germs, either. ita Health authorities say hands are among ; remer?) the chief carriers of sickness. See 27 germ : diseases, above, which hands may spread. tes WU UV ee S ‘ ros Li ER RL re Sie gt Dee o CRY Sita x +4 % » oS ps a Pa ra a UB ee ee 7 Oe - - . - ae a). FD Se Engh hp-. SRI ee LA YOO TG OOO ALLE LOIS OAL DEEN PI hen eNEY ‘erat : , “ - w e ' yi a pet ST ee o ae» po Ap. ie Re gent: SA aehadioos ORS shar «i Pees ee ge: Se -o movers So In ’ Vv j * ety" 2 eae i V¥ VeVi eV UWE YY tana aeemneeail eres nns aera eee es ee ee ei at LiZALI LALLA SL FA 8 a a AR ARAL.) shake” Rag tik Alger a nt learned to wash regularly with Lifebuoy — before meals, before bed, after using the toilet—simply because its antiseptic lather helps protect against sickness. Children love this bubbly lather that washes away dirt in a jiffy. Millions of men will use nothing but Lifebuoy for toilet and bath. Women, too, say it benefits their skin amazingly—makes it clear and satin-smooth. And finally, Lifebuoy gives all-day free- om from perspiration odor—every Life- buov user testifies to that. Greater protection—its hygienic scent tells you why Lifebuoy is so different from other toilet soaps that even its scent is different. Not a perfume, but a clean, pleasantly hygienic \feDUo Health Soap . for hands-face-bath 5 ae ished your first cake, you'll learn to love . | Holds in Freeing Brewer. this cleanest of all soap scents, which quickly evaporates after rinsing. Without its antiseptic, Lifebuoy would still be a wonderful toilet soap—but.you wouldn’t get the same protection. Like millions of others, once you form the Lifebuoy habit, you’ll wonder how any other soap ever satisfied you. Nothing extra to buy Lifebuoy costs no more—probably less— than the soap you are now using—so the protection it gives you is actually free! You can gét Lifebuoy wherever soap is sold. You will know it by the red box and the cake—orange-red, the color of its pure palmfruit oils. Lever Bros. Co., Cambridge, Mass, — ' i _ ee -- ~ ~ oe, — — —, | = ~ ~ . +" item --e, cen nN Ae i By the Ass cinted Prege. MADISON, wey Fen. -1¢..— 4 | directed verdict of not guilty was | Ordered in favor of Carl Ebner, | president of the Kbner Brewing | | Co. in Federal Court, where he | | was charged with operating an un- | licensed brewery engaged in the | | Inanufacture of ‘“‘wort and malt | \Syrup” in violation of the revenue | laws, ederal Judge tLaise held that “wort” mash means the fermented | product, and that the gbods made |by Ebner, although in liquid form, ‘had not arrived at the fermenta- tion stage and could not produce alcohol unless yeast, sugar or other products were added. rup distillers as important. Test{- mony was heard that wort was used in making bread and dough- nuts, as well as for beer. CRACKSMEN ROB SAFE OF $100 Office of Famous. Players-Lasky Oorporation Broken Into. Safe cracksmen removed the fice of the Famous Players-Lasky | Corporation, 3721 Washington boul. | evard, between midnight and 6 a. 'm. today, and escaped with $100. Entrance was gained by removing! a pane of glass from a rear door. The decision is regarded by sy- | combination from a safe in the of- {| aay bo | ARAALAA. BALALALAA LD Velev evevvuevevewee A RABAAL AI ve SUEV aig weve nn Sen llth Added tededed ttt dit hi nana hahi nen tk 13 TO 15 ’ JUNIORS’ SIZES ||| ae x Slenderiz ing: MISSES’ SIZES 14 TO 18 WOMEN’S SIZES 36 TO 40 xk * * Misses’ Green Geor- gette Dress, em- cy e ’ ; or broidered and pleat- (Sonnenfeld’s Dress Shops od. $25. Fourth Floor.) Models ’ d ™ N° longer need woman of more &™ ture figure be limites just a few styles for lection. In this gfeg there are just aS DS Women's Bei £ e PS smart styles in slenc . . “ Georgette Frock with , ; 1188 eyelet and embroid- ing modes as in oer ery, $25. sizes. . 4 ae ——— att — ——— Our Gnnwal Spuny Coat Sale Presents Spring’s Foremost Fashion Successes at Great Savings ) From Later-in-Season Prices at (Sonnenfeld’s Coat Shop—Third Floor.)

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ik, SSSSTERESSTORSSSesES 10% to 303 > wher Dining -Reoorrmn Ser OUT m Suite for Ctoset. $29.50 I xtra i “STOUT, aneBryant GL, END «nite and cic | Is the Keynote! Sienderizicg B Canton Frock corzpese effect, Included Are Hundreds of Slenderizing Models, 38), to 48) 4 O longer need the woman of more ma- | ure figure be limited tor . just a few styles for se lection. In this group, — there are just as many smart styles in slenderiz- ing modes as jn missy sizes. RB RE 2 RRR i BS __WED —__——. ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ WED ALCOHOL SOLD BY attack on kc peeksitioe “under-, Government agents for the alleged purpose of discovering violators,” cover” enf t syst d ‘ara LA GUARDIA SAYS | cnarge essere among oat 9 had withdrawn from warehouses a iated Press had diverted | d alcol aa under Government ~ permits 7650 ye Asc” >a polsoned alcohol for! gallons of poisoned alcohol and had ; po SHINGTON I’ebh. 16.--A N@W/ beverage purposes to trap law vio-j| Sold it for beverage purposes. ‘““This ance of the Government and with 'public funds,” said La Guardia. » | MINUTE STEAK a eee OF & Series of let. | | adding that indictments obtained as i ters to Secret tary Me llon. a re sult ’ . a were “absolutely worth- ase two teaspoonfuls of | He Charged that Leshone De less,” besaure , ; ‘ LEA & FERRINS | Paris, Inc., of New York City, “set | srict Attorney dare go to trial with | up in business in co-operation with these Cases.’ resentative La Guardia (Rep.), New ‘neither . 1" SIZES 38 TO 56 6th & Locust Sts. SASEMENT A Style and Economy Event Combined Spring Dresses of Quality Silks A remarkable collection of Spring Dresses, all fresh and new, for every daytime occa- sion. In spite of the low price, they are of the best materials and excellently made. All in the smartest new styles and colors for Spring. In flat crepe, Georgettes, and satins. * . , th) a 1 7 NA ‘9 we} s |i . > © © aa i a . ~ a on OSI RAE niece ees yy ee , 1 . v . Ke ee Ps ; — WINTER COATS HALF PRICE S| | Patent Leather and Kidskin What You Get for $4.95 (1) High-grade all-leather Shoes; (2) Style and comfort combined; (3, Combination last and rubber heels; (4) Per- fect fit guaranteed. AgEESE wee oe Sizes to 11 Widths to EEE ; } Other Shoes $4.95 to $8.50 ows Our Foot Specialist Will Examine Your Feet and Help You Select the Right Shoes for Your Feet—No Charge SEZERRGESERETSZBEBESSE Tritt TL LL PLIITTLI LILY ~ 606- 08 Washington feinne—Thre to Sixth S Serest Thursday. New Straw Hats! Straw With Sik! mart Felf Hats! In Newest Spring Styles At a Sensational Underprice Upholding our Basement policy of offering smart styles at under- prices we present this extraordinary assortment of last-minute modes regularly selling for a great deal more. Periodically these . one-day sales are offered to the public and they alw ays result in hundreds of enthusiastic purchasers. 3 COLORS: Monkey Skin Red Gooseberry : Sand Gray Orchid Black WW FS A _ LOE RIO epee 8. 3.8 2.2 2 8 2 oe em MWe "Bm 4 Wao a Rose Copen Styles for Ma- trons, Women and Misses — Large, Small and Medium Head Sizes ‘~ ‘ o ss = +: \ ?) Pee — ~ - ae OW’ ——— te lators was-made yesterday by Rep-| P!ant was set up with the conniv-| your de- | partment nor the New York Dis- | ; i | By the Associated Press. ; i with acquiescence in the ing on the special angel and champfon of the farme ra,’ President.” he continued, 'organizing his ‘er, with his brothers and nephews, (CW. Tu. 'proxim. tsly 200,000 votes. ithe moneys contril clan raid, jabout 103, pulse 110, with heart | ‘action well sustained ESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 16, 1927 CRRUPTONING 0. |< snes of George lw hite Sox basebal] Player, is dead. |He was a former officer of the' | Pontiac (Ill.) reformatory. ol. a POST- DISPATCH 16.—James IY4. father-in-law ‘Buck"”” Weaver, former ie ° KONDON'S will do it quick Cold in head, cough,coryza, | nasal and dry catarrh, head- \\\| ache, earache, deafness, sore years old, 7 nese, sore lips, bad breath, rese cold, hay fever. Ask your dec. Traces “Red -Line Through Na- BALDNE 55 Sates or 60¢ tion’s Capital Across White House Grounds.” INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., Feb. 16.- Senotor Reed of Missouri deliv ered | a2 sweeping denunciation of the Re- | publican party in an address here! last night before a State association | or Democratic editors. After tracing alleged, Republican | irregularities from the days of | Alexander Hamilton to the present, | the Missouri Senator, who was the guiding spirit behind the Senate in- quiry into campaign expenditures, deciared that ‘the red line of cor- ruption runs through the Capito! of the nation and crosses the White House grounds.”’ He charged President Coolidge “Pennsyl- vania election corruption” and with | dereliction of public duty by fail- | ure to move toward prosecution of former Attorney-General Daugher- ‘y and the principals in the oil scandals. Turns Guns on Lowden. Turning on Frank O. Lowden, the Senator declared the former Illinois Governor is “now appear- horizon again as the “He, is about as well qualified for that Sesition:.* Reed said, “as I' would be for leader of the angelic choir,’ Lowden, he added, had been re-)| tired from the: presidential race of 1920 by the exposure of the, “navyment of $38,000 to certain politicians of the State of Missouri in consideration of the Missouri vote in the oncoming.’ Republican convention 2 Describing the recent Pennsv! Vania election as the ‘‘Pennsylvania iniquity,’ Senator Reed declared “here again we must literally he White House.” Assails Mellon's Action. “The Secretary of the Treasury, doubtless with the consent of the ‘“‘proceed- ed to Pennsvivania, publicly de- clared in favor of Pepper and ac- tively engaged in the business of campaign. Togeth- the Mellon familv contributed $75,000 which is admitted, and en- gaged at once in gathering the largest slush funds ever accumu- lated to nominate any man for the Inited States Senate. “The fact has already been 4is- closed that this campaign, larg-!ly controlled and dominated by thr Mellon raised And expended in the campaign alone family, primary | $1.804,000. “At the same time, Vare., the ‘opposing candidate, was gathering) his sinews of war The curious thing about his contributiong ore)! that men known as notorious gprafters at electio wera admitted to have given sums ranging from '¢50,000 to $75,009, and some of i'them refused to disclose the source of the money.” Men’s Consciences Seared. The Mellon forces pronounced | 'Vare unfit for the office of United States Senator. Yet the day after Vare’s victory, these same forces rallied to his support. Mr. Mellon Mellon) became the chair- | man of the committee to conduct Vares campaign Vare apparently was elected by a majority of ap- This. spectacles has horrifled this enoun try. It has turned decency and has seared the con- sciences of men as with a red hot fhe stomach of | iron. Yer Ona Bal chief actore was Mr. A. W. Mel. ’ } F not on | y Sif S c ore ry 4 ly | States almost from the White House in} this Iniquify of the United lares to the country that uted and used in Pennsylvania were as honestly contributed and as fairlv expended | as contributions to a church of steps de Jesus Christ. “Onee the praetorian euard mur 'dered the just Pertinax upon steps of the capitol and standing in the Rome at auction Are we gl proaching such a catastrophe “There is but one force that can welter of his blood sold rescue our country from this quagr- mire of tniquit: an arouséd pub It would be aroused e press of the land exposes and ralli: S thea people to cause of righteousnes anes (,overnor Improved. By \aar ted Prema. N ASHV IL Li, Tenn., Feb, 16. — Gov.- Peay, wlio is sertously ill with pneumonia, was reported slightly improved this: morning. He spent a fairly restful night; his phvysi- and his temperature. was Check That Cold Daly's Goos Greez Rub con- tains old fashioned goose grease, turpentine, camphor and menthol and other me- dicinal oils recommended for colds, sore throat, pneu- monia, bronchitis,. influenza and other forms of conges- tion. 50c at all Drug Stores. rrr CAN BE AVOIDED Tiger kills the germs. Sto ng hair. Money- Back rh one pice. Use oo eevee for al! druggists. re ane | FR E E aw 49 treatment tin, Write for yours now, tf MINNEAPOLIS. BEER. +e eee, = ~—_ SE A a eth oe. magma 2 ee ae \ Rayon Costume Slips New Arrivals! $195 Fashioned Ot excel { quality rayon, ’ Ot le Bott, iustrous. shadow hems and in verted § side pleats Picot - edge shoulder straps In apricot, orchid, flesh and tan KLIXE’S—Main Fisor LEATHER BAGS Very Special at $195 Under-Arm Bags of all leather in tooled and hossed = Cowhides, grain in many artistic designs and in many new col- Ors, KLINE’S Main Floor. INTRODUCING “Half-Size” pring Dresses All Perfect Full-Fashioned le A leading value in the wee ae ed ran a € IN SIZES 13 TO SIZE 17 (all fashioned and sill trom top to toe In a MODES FOR wide select OT) of wanted mio°rs sf $ JUNIORS, MISSES, oqson SMALL WOMEN LI Main Flagr Household Aprons * 99c Dainty rubberized Aprons of percale or cretonne Also all gum rubber tea Aprons in all colors KLINE S—Main Fleer. We offer for Thursday a specialized selection of new Frocks for Spring in sizes for the women who are slight in build. The season’s most wanted modes Vows in Crepe Georgette, Crepe Satin and Flat Crepe. These Dresses are designed Special and cut to fit the smaller woman and thus save alteration cost. Every new Each & deta! Ot the IN THE SMARTEST SPRING COLORINGS. SC d Sf mn. : KLINE’S—Fourth Floor. 1G Drastic Reductions Bring Most | FURS! Amazing Values of the Year! f@|'— 3 r —_ : IOs SPRING DRESSES COATS Sensationally And Offered at Usual Wholesale Cost! Sacrificed! 6» Including Coats From the 3d Floor Every Dress is a new Spring mode made to sell for consider- Formerly to $49 ably more than you may have them for Thursday. Typical 10) Kline Basement Values that save you considerably. Dresses . of Georgette, Satin, and Can- ) — bog —- are ames- ing valves at this final price. The ton Crepe. Newest nh New- making alone is worth more! The furs alone are worth more! The est colors. PARTY FROCKS INCLUDED! materials are worth more! All col- MISSES’. WOMEN’S AND ors. All sizes. Astonishing s«vings! STOUT SIZES KLINES—Basement KLINE’S—Basement. ~ . ~ ae } were ee | ~ . bp ea ee re er a No Nie . “ 2-4 2 (ere hk lie Alte Aa Pe eae ee ee ee ee Le Pe ae. he, ee ee , SAA ramanag ete seedeab dat wleaeilone: 35.3. sbke beak ee ee ee eee slate ge Ben 6 sige 80; eNews ir alae imag cin eaata ae ER ahepa pita ins Do be gent So Mes ante th Ge in en ~ ecteetnsrenee neha Sle ata i a hae oe a ee ee aa nel a eee ne Ee Se eo oe See _ POA co a rote Pee

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__ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH — phe et one Mexia? = agin ane q ore NE “mete oF ” iy = . killing last night of Leo Napperf, | a: —— a iT | 10 Marvelous Values in 20, with whgm she had been lIiv-| > “Y a f. Branches en CO mM O. Living-Room Suites vv . | i ‘ing. during an argument in their 4 * * , ‘ = ie IN WARD DAMAGE SUIT attra in the basement of an) ASK for Horlicks | A } | Phone LY 5 V. Lj | Beautiful Hand-Carved Frames. Save — | The ORIGINAL ~ 2 dave your 193 it Coal $50 to $200 (the middle-man’s profit). \ Malted Milk , © : | Nearest Suit ana other Spr We sell on a very close margin. Know \tiornev for Clarence Peters’ :. 4 | att . a "+ oe Hie ° / f {tol Ne ’ for aa C R ERT YOU “4 } . Samal hs i Te : pe x tc ~Saeking $35,0¢ : : O ery fe t 1 ) his rights si sg eh » beat Boel acly | ’ } » | consin, wh at is on the inside of your Furniture. | aad sage : Parents, partment ¢ : ? | : ii J ‘catl os Infants We are always glad to show you. _No obligations Revives Testimony. Tuxedo or Full Dress : aN ha a: rt genet ’ | fungstras B c Suits from i mae The Aged Catsu ue © a r I / - “Tl had’ 3 | x i \ f tion,” hea 2S EPA MEY yee ‘a been Digit ae ai amg reine = hosel ‘ ‘TUCKER UPHOLSTERING CO., Inc. ROTHGIESSER BROS. § yy urshing—Digestible-No Cooking. ‘Dyeing and Cleaning Co cooleel By Leased Wire From the New N. W. Cor. Broadway and Chestnot The Home Food-Driak for All Agea ' York Bureau of the Post- t Oratory al Dispatch. | . mee Gy 3 . , | from alls NEW YORK, Feb. 16.——Walter : “sume Steenbock, Who Thinks| ambitions, S. Ward, acquitted more than three | 7 ie Has Cure for Rickets, aise | See ‘ae : Thite Plains | .* 7 “+ ; . bec years ago by a sph weg pea ee ' Declines to Profit by It | to of the murder, May ye SIM ; ‘ : cionanmmmnncniiamgiae in the wo a i Po gig ee ae 1 * rr Peters, youthful ex | “ae Ee, Associated Press. gun, mF sailor, was, to all intents and pur- | ai Fa DISON Wis., Feb, 16.— Prof. whe for Wee... Steenbock is, ike most of The prin “Meals may be a 7} poses, placed on trial a second vi - | : HE orofession, a relatively poor) 's the tra time yesterday by a jury in Fed- | Bes but he values the spirit of COMMON OCCUITETICE Foe cone rere | FP Mence and the ultimate benefit] : double | ) Bich it can bestow upon humanity” | : ° ‘4 ‘ ° ’ There is no question of .a for himself. It was’ TUCKER-SHAPIRO—Fine Upholsterers —Mfgrs. of Living-Room Furniture Main Office and Factory CASH Open Evenings 4125-27 Olive St. or This Lindell 4770—3057 TERMS Week Oven Fvenings by Appointment Pe et ee eee 6.0.40 64 €.0 A AAO OFA 4 O44, FF 655535956 9 GO FFF FFF FIFI ID PIP PPI PIP II SP “3a ona eae AAR ihe Sein Ses, a uel , wa or wen a: ~ Epi igh te aes So i ipa aE at oS Se a "nO 3 ai 2) Aci AIS ARN lay Capaaa Ra NRO, ca . poy gly . “se ‘ re eee : ei ae i go Sheng LOR LP aN meters 7 st ined - Toiadl SO aha bake : a § 44664 4 i ee ae ae oe oe oe Poe ORO Fo, 4 — ee ae Te ve ances he a ase, é . oe > om ANE eater nae ‘a ahienian - fo e ey “* 1 x TS ass ~ ae oo oe AN per oF Ontorenen, “r " ¥ ee ee age ate metre te. terre ng nem renner « hens o~ nape aay ita . Agr nage ORAS aha es sasidien an, ah ee ee Sti. pone : ten Sars rah or Pe at son ty a ag anh saben ye dl epee. wep aaane “ , c 2 LP 4x, Tate: gomrapey neers ~ >a winalaes 4 ee re eee ee ee mail, that POTEET mie -~ i rs as ee an . - Lore riche “ LEE, ROLES OLE ALR PEN —" ss os eee jeopardy involved, howover, since the present action is a civil sult) p riches Re pa offer of $2,000,000 ftom a rolled | uncommonly good—with a deli- eee a ate ft eee ee a | of company for his invention of cacy like this! For simple meal Eldridge O. Peters, father of Clar- | . © mpany 10° ae rs ; oF Boke iitiihn senine eae ee msg iv ‘ or formal dinner, there S always enee Peters, against Ward for the | ‘ities of food. - : | . . ° . death of his son. Mr. and Mrs. | iS a ree years ago his discovery new distinction int Peters were in court yesterday. | © “fas announced and heralded as 4 é . - vitamin—vitamin D—but |. © Beénbock does not claim this him- Ward, for whom a nation-wide | search was begun following his} maser, ate eee . a It is, however, he believes, a . iysterious disappearance almost a} | miysterlous disa} pear ( oy, for rickets and other diseases, year ago, was not in court. The ) any : eee orm at ae last authentic reports received aj a : a sluding son month ago told of his arrival in| : 7 is f 7 3. : . ‘k has applied r pat- Havana with his father, -George 5B. | ee Sheenbo« k h | pp fol Pas Ward, millionaire ‘baker ; , Mies chicfly to safeguard. his dis- ‘ aa i é ye op or } A es ; * mpeg > ery from selfish exploitation. Tes Te Ay " | oe , ; Although Charge E. Long, attor- | , = ney for Peters’ Parents, stressed fs ' — but you certainly make them —_ «an am ; ORS Ph cna 2 ane Fe Oe SSE a PEP Sp rete Sa ae: gE er! et Ae mel vem 4 . wip rthe fact that this was a civil ac- | @ . : reAmMme : S aa ‘ i tion, it be ame apparent from his) ie : own opening address and the im- | ie ee oes * aa a a> a a mediate use made-of the testimony | ~ | in the murder trial, that the out- | ; /come of the suit would depend! Se e Commander, Studebaker's | satisfaction of the jury that Ward Mn P. WI 'GEY _unlawfully killed Peters. , . nti iy | “We will show,’ he said, ‘“‘that | J Ser ‘Clarence Peters was 19 years of | 4 ° age in May, 1922; that he was shot | Ug l X TO UZ am, Te uUce ape Steen sda aati oe espanes ome Sacral SA. ler ae grew and killed unlawfully by Walter S&S. } the defendant.”’ ig @ | Ward, : i - Before he outlined his case, Long } pecia ro | 2 ‘had asked Allan R. Campbell, at-_ i g 'torney for Ward, if he might not} os j ‘assume that Ward wolud be ab- : 3 -sent throughout the. trial. " | “Your are entitled to assume | ee iS WEEK | whatever you please,” coolly an- | | . | swered Campbell, whogook a lead- | _ing part in the defense of Ward ‘ lat the murder trial. Long pro- 'tested, but Federal Judge Ander- /son overruled the protest and re- _minded Long that ‘“‘the defend- { -ant’s presence. is not required in an action of this sort.” ( ANNE FOODS __Long revived the mystery of how | | Today—February 16, 1927—Stude- policy. They have been the most ‘carefully arranged when his body baker celebrates its seventy- fifth widely imitated cars ever pro- carefully arranged when his body | * . d utp @ a - so vr, eter nett \ 7 . . - o - ¥ home x pith. shat _. as ‘ : eer , ~ saat B. ae > ‘ , - sii " oie 4 ONE aap |g Reh LAN ENR Me PN ae M4 SH fale pre. ‘ EE bers aoe : oe ’ me ; ; &2 2B . 4 : >. 5 A ad > ae as ie ' ‘Si pa ; ‘ et? ; 7 ced “sd \s - : Rie : ae oe : a ; were 34 , es & 25 t BS at ta ; * 8 as ; hee baa 28 Een mm 3e> : , My ‘ 3 - : > | > 7 $35 : oh 44 i ae ‘eas mt. a ‘ ; in ’ : : ae] = e we. gi se 7 ae i | “eee ee a : = _ ae | 2 S ria e ae Pa : : : 4 ; ’ : RR TS8 | | 2s im ieee td a cy . P = 2 = te 2 : +s : J tie SE Pes - ae . ie jet » 1s eee . ¥ 4 4% *) ie 7) ; fe - - e: Z y 4 a . v & ¢ .< + Ha . si . e ‘ £ . 2 7 2 ig a i BS 5 ° bullet which ended Peters’. Hfe ‘had gone clear through his body, | “custom models”... e but a custom there was no hole in the front of | either the coat or vest. ' Studebaker has lived and grown =... daonns make a custom cael Former State Trooper Harry = eo One-Dial Con CO] ci ie ier ne ce for seventy-five years because of | there was a bullet hole through New, Beautiful 6-Tube EE Co ucor stain crousa the hete its consistent policy of keeping 'in the outer shirt. At the mur- As Studebaker leads in design, so : ° | | the outer shirt. At the mur does it also lead in value. The new Freshman Masterpiece BU ie Waed, theme nis ot: ahead of the procession. i : prices quoted below’ represent a | torney’s summation, successfully | pleaded self-defense and created plot, “tong made plain yester: Studebaker Custom Cars, intro- supreme triumph of One- Profit idea of trying to disprove the self- duced recently, exemplify this manufacture. defense theorv. 3 fon 1: re 3 3 (HEALTH FIRST! Warer cures Uright’s ® ; = Disease, bladder, stomach, rheumatic and , ther ailments of “City of Healing Waters.” | Mild winter climate. Write for free book- | jtet “*C,"’ Commercial Club, Whreka Springs, | 3 Ark. “ 1 é & GOW YOUR WAY TO EUROPE from Montreal : Effective February 16, 1927 & Old Price New Price Saving ——.. | Ssferrpgeneesy0) | Sport Roadster. 1250 $119§ * 55 it | eral) | Custom Vittoria . 1335 $1325 * 10 Value A record-breaking low price for a very beautiful | Poe ney Egy a | ch: about—as you console with the famous 6-tube Ereshman ss through French Canada b | Mast iece receiver. ; Cunard—St. Lawrence Rou ee - ( | I 1 ! d . by % : a csivtey big i the one dial and station CAN ard SERVICE usto Se an ~ l 385 133 30 ifter station comes in separately anc . : : distinctly. No Sates os ciaiibence, Co Canare ratism . he f hancellor pera ‘ $1 735 $1645 $ 90 . LINES Distance Far stations can be tuned in right through . : locals. A special switch separates the near oi ete apes St., St. Louis, gg || r | ’ (Big Six $ $ and far stations of the same wave length. i tlliistetpenesecnseasaceddens | e Commander Brougham) 1 785 $1585 Z00 PME Giecrecs gecer sacs |] | | ~ °F (Big Si and co-ordinated give superb tone athe. : , ‘Berepesn Service | The Sheri fee * . ° “16 1 QO $1445 *] 65 TPEXETE to Fit Any Budget ° e Easy Terms as Low | | You can choose sccommodatione on one Big Six Sport Roadster (ors) "L680 $1495 *185 of our 103 shipe to suit your needs. | A I 'e Jy alatial | ; = $2.50 a Week eotee | , ir an Prices f. o. b. factory. Bumpers front and rear included, of course, | | Four-wheel brakes and disc wheels regular equipment Lint -Rap Stan Low re life STUDEBAKE | Nec” | Seventy-five years young ee PP PPSS PS SOSH OOHH999O999OO$O9OOOOOOO aie eee. ha Hines Sian: Lk f CN RO npr: 9 ya ae ~ me micas rie ‘ RY ES ees Ree, Reet . a er Re eee ot eta SD tae ppg =, ye wage tags ot nee) o = SN ek 8 ww es wwawvw we 26 sailings thie | —— year from New | — Bs: York —Boston=—< | eo ee: : Laid a oe Montreal. Let us help you plan your trip abroad. 513 Olive St. —. STAR mania 2 ——_ a ae

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REAL "ESTATE ak eeghional Sis neces pean aetna = ] "AGES 21-34 ee re —— a custom car! saved this wa yy T isn’t the number of times that makes dishwashing such drudgery — it’s the ds in design, so old-fashioned time-stealing method. alue. The new Dw represent a of One- Profit + ¢ + ® : * : « * ¢ = Sd « + * & * * : ? i on * o The Chipso method of washing dishes $ is easier. It is one-third quicker! It offers * you half an hour fess work each day. $ + @ > € ° ¢ * * a a ® > " * Sd » . 2 + o + * * : o ~ * * : + «+ ® @ Here it is: Run hot water over a heaping table- spoon of Chipso in your dishpan. You have fine suds instantly. No need to “beat” the water with a shaker or your hands. So here is time saved right away. er Car§ = PO SOCCTSOSOSSOCOSOOOODOSS Wash glass and silver first, as usual. They will come out-sparkling! While you're rinsing and drying them, let your Chipso Soaks clothes clean Dishes—% less time od S * a Tee a 5 Sint SEN As, Pee ‘ . a a a oie china soak in the lively suds. soaking dissolves grease. While you rinse and dry the china, soak the cooking utensils, adding Chipso if more suds is needed. THE SUITS...Splendidly tailored of such fine quality woolens as Novelty Scotches! Worsteds!... Velours!...Cassimeres!.. Dub- lin Tweeds!... The kind that will be popular this Spring!...Novelty patterns as well as year-’round weaves!...And sizes for every- body, including stouts and slims. .Choice, $15. More than 3 monthe age we determined to turn February (ordinarily « “dull menth) inte one of the busiest of the year! Consequently, we took mark-downe on - our own Winter stocks and sent our buyers to the finest oe markets eearching ter mente of fine quality sabeten and NEW setylee that we could buy for spot cash te include in thie $15 sale! Come and see the results! The larger blue-and-orange box of Chipso takes care of a month's dish- washing—less than one cent a day! THE OVERCOATS are of the season's new- est styles and fabrics!...Tube Models!... Ulsters!...Loose Backs!...Belted Models!. . Staple Oxfords!...Meltons!. . .Overcoats that A will be just as emart and serviceable NEXT YEAR as now! All sizes!...Cheoice, $15! a7 i. VEI Northwest Corner Eighth and W: PROCTER & GAMBLE

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Se Sax STONE - ¥ b ! Goin»: Se oe ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ____ ADVERTISEMENT WEDNBSIDAIL 44 Woman Celchratcs 80th Birthday. Were Touise Set Saal! celebrated her ninetieth bir gr “* Bay her sonTr thaa,. eee ‘MAA TO VOTE ON ss PLE FEBRUARY 16, 19272 _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH__. Historical Society Head Dies. Rr the Associated Press NEW YORK, Feb. years old, 14.—Frank president of Society - Stop Guessing aye what Tonsiline = ee ts on treatment of we PAIN Brome Lee been requésted to nieet at the e a Sn enanE ner ersteneattiersmn esnaneremaned edit pene SS LO OIL AA or-President Club Planned. | ocrats who are interested) tomorrow? losis. house In Clayton wht to organize a St. rears Coeunt- ! N Theme} a Historica! mie Page om “the ba | go Bn pn a . OUTOFSORTS - 4 } ‘4 ’ a Ser “ore i Mra. > DULL AND TIR Frans Snith and Mrs —, = mit — ichtldren »T aren were prom mecd-for-President C r) | ming the call are Al G. Broce: Tube stiam: Daly, Mrs. P. ©. Bruno, ‘ Rothwell, Tony “lomea* Wen Hulahan, John Crownin, H. wietcher, M. G. Walsh, James. Bruce and Don Havens. pr Guard Scre rchef in 9 @ a thoroughly ¢ lie avenrus a ae ice ; 2 se conditions of the throats and mou of children and adults and have been fevorites in the prescriptions of phy- cians for many years. Over thi rty years use proves -lon- siline is the perfect combina- tion of these —— drugs. Don’t accept a su stitute. Insist on the bottle with the ong necked feliow on it. 26 = in St. Louis TONSILINE sore Throat Remedy ditor of the Journa! of Amer- BUYING COUNTRY CLUB ::: ican History ts dead " ~ ‘>A Tr ¢« 5 —_— ~_ oot > | = ry Nk a 4 = » ” 4 OR hy tne igh ~ Le Ps ors 5 angel del? Spee ek ‘ Banat | ste pont caging, ae ove - ” Bee ap ¥ ’ . oy i Ne a ee eee a Rie Bing Pe wip Pee ae _ e an 5 ‘gh ve : “3 : “i “ $ " he te " mas ae . . ave Se + sides t ied ess. bal oh ; . z : ae , “ ak ofr ia “YM dP era ees ae oe . e proposal . “ ” z bd qi The deal involves a $1,585,5 Fight sore throat .. &4 . , " ~*~ i ; ¥ *&.s . .. :’ é ~ . . 7 ? S V. > . 4 v Ss $ Bs ‘ . - q ; = Z a ie . aad " _ —" . . nate _ ~ IP ae ~ ich maa 4 . . a 2 oe a 4 > 4 ‘a , A, 5 ~- _ “ —_—* ~* a om a" ° J 2 * +. : .e% . $ ~ rae ~ o 4 * ev “* f . * ae J ob ‘ =~ > e J ee ee . > oe oe: & -. : , whe ae = . - . ‘ aoe , ~ . ™ 34.9% 4 7% . s+ ‘ . . ’ A . : ——e _ mt ; r i as ‘ ‘ he ee ‘ ‘ : . * "— > - vane 7 ro { * ys we . ' * sae ) > ioe - 4 . . rr 2 eS ok] : . ‘ , 7 . Bact een eS = - : > a a : ~ . a ~ = — ; . ~* . : 4 . . 4 . «" ba —— -- ~ n= eee ome « a f os % . j - Me * a . « . « j + aoe ae a BY - « : — ; Volff-Wilson Drug Co., 700 V rand and Olive Sts., Makes fer. ays “Try One Bottle and if. ou don’t get Rest and Com- rt in 24 to 48 hours bring back and get your money ack.” *, ond . isl Mom seACe pes a Ast aa ee > » ‘ ~ ~ mmr? 4 heh oak’ 7 o nae 4 Whatrasy 5" Ay x iO A wc pai: eubet3 PA Tot ii 2 garcie mht and morning ‘ - ” ore ep rw ee ates Pa) spa 4 PC adie 4 Haga nly sia rad PP RON — 6 a MBit bli ign tac A, mei 2 whe 9) © e ter 5 a way "% - s "9 ? - . . De ce iRmae Steere Chin, Deel | SRE: + 1° oe ay with the gnawing pains and a A Ta ree ; ; ‘ gg. S : j —— ten reduce the swollen joints. almost ‘i te > ‘*The New \ Diexctors endorss ia s iain 2 Ciena site eee & aM E ¢ j - Allenrhu is no laggard. It starts | : nn i ter eget | sie ah ‘Ne | = ’. J ; i ©. rht in once searching out the preparat for it mint ~ eonous deposits and in two dars. TE GERAE-KELING THR TwROST TART of Ma si AY “PHILLIPS” to your druggist, oF hillips Milk of Magnesia prescribed by: Refuse imitations of | 50-cent bottles contain ft A HN Cae. ee RR RANE Sk Songer Wes ty © aut Nia Xe + ee Arguments Por, and Acainst. es at ovr PEO eee ero Ke ee ent neti eg ay her) Bhi Pe ye ve eee eA sat ane the raw? TP tape tc , oe Westra! *“R ant«™. thar the «THREE ochet SSRA Per Car bined Tier ins Pret Pee ate = were “ LbLoeomm we How to Put Pounds of Good Flesh on Your Puny, Thin Child ~Pr DRE SN AD RS gee t 7 Opi Qh ‘ - ‘Z = : Br ' 1 % aes vif ates # - ¢ AS hey OF ENE ARREST OTE Es OIG LUE at SS RITE ING ERROR. Bee y E53 REEL Site rds Sg pial a ook tn ER Mie ar ate aay pare ae pai ee ie Pe Se 5 i «Saami ial ~ : law a ane ney, is mr | * - : z Ne WY SAE pep lpcT! WaE ae, ty : ray an tate Bhs NAL PAPEL a - . gt i SFT aL Ry os ote ppt 0b ‘. i ~ (ia sans me Member Th ‘ porte. - o>. Uae aoe Se CR IP ys DIES eeto eSa Epa mor RUG | RNR Si igs te Se For “hard roads” or the hard of concrete structural jobs, At meets every Mid-West require ROM Winnipeg to New Or- leans, the Jefferson Highway now under construction will stretch a wide ribbon of concrete pave- ment 2,240 miles south through the old Loutsiana Purchase. A Mid-West memorial to the Presi- dent who added an emprre to the United States, this Jefferson High- way promuses to become one of the main-traveled roads of the continent. One-fifth completed, 5 5.500.000 barrels of Portland cement are sul! required to up its scattered production of the 4ilas Portland Cement Company at Hannibal. Mo.. and Independence, Kansas, would easilv imish 1. ¢ ahaa ES ‘ ot Po qd 4 a Fa ‘3 a r * « -cent and ik of Magnesia” has heen the TT. §&. ‘ Philbos Chemical Company and ite predecessor | and most difficult concrete which the Jefferson Highway @ likely to present to its builders, This 1s the $2,000,000 Fe. Mendota bridge opened tot last November—the the longuatil . . arch concrete bridge im / — mot. : we Its thirteen gigantic spans ¢ a 45-foot roadway 120 feet Ossi toes y “ : 7 pe ‘ —Te | tht a. be me amy ~ a pais “ell —_— > nt ~ WRT RTM ESC RAR ManeN ny Meee a ireretcaetio ates rere ; > ’ y ¥ y en a en — 6p ED LEY ERO ALE CNB NY Beith A Coils Nt A | ai re ee ar DOr ie eee emeronne —_— ~ ake Biel e Like the winter garden sf ‘ Africa — Egypt and / Southern Arizona offer a a life during the cold r Golf, mountain 5 7-- * 7 7 — ~ se Despite 1 is importance, “= son Hiachway 1 1s only 2 small t of the tremendous task on whidl the Highway Commssioners ¢ the “Corn Belt™ states are makiay such intelhgent fF TESS. In the e- 8. 8.* ing mg of a 7M a7 iemlll being used, p . $= IKE CAP: every-day service i Pp + “a ’ s , 7 “ead ¥ Tarr; j 4 c- y ' shite Bev : y ; 7: ; an dc a = ‘ t ® - " ¢ ; . ae « 3 * eR 0 LS EARP AS AN EB AMES EX MIN Re BP WA Fe gh 7 win» ma Pe Pe ae x oe oa A ee ns ae ne oe RAO 2 SOTERA ULPT: Gate IRE I Re SRO } le Eads ranchen aul ca t0 enjoy a new kind of fun- - Of vigorous outdoor life, a Ride every day—learn & Fred Harvey “all t : its T. NT COM PANS LOUIS, =ensone PORTLANI y CEMENT.& = HH Galles. iiet, Pass Agent a he et ees RPATia Cs —— -— - EW onal hace4 Was: é: BEES EE 52} sa Bid : prs FEE ome ““ prismgis mew, theuk cc: narra mae ml them have to Por new the pea!) heme! re seman BF a eee |e wa Tr Weg? BIRGER La dM + ita At el es hs oe ani ase Vet grate ‘Sigrmeac a>ctan Nee Seem SR a ee el one ae aly Or ie tn RUE Qiao ET. ET EIA AOR RN Mee! pi oats semi atin eRe iy su War. .<cihe de - ‘ae Wh 7 ett in, ghd a) ti. Rio’ : r ne, Ps sy 4 wwe rms. oe oo vrour fare aaa gr bomen: wei | apoiegee” Grey "Ter ty ry ; SUS sg ae a As + a Areas (the i Sa ’ t Noe ee p - : - ; ee te : ze SERS ce Os 1 ARE ti tcc iia 8 kl 5 emis ahi itp atpecaalitin niin tt seblinigbikle Bn

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a” SI. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH . | oe _WEDNESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 16,1927___ ___ ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH es ~ TTT 9 «.4-for-President Club Planned. | ee t a 4 Be pcrate who are interested | -| OPEN AIR MEALS COST $1000 ALDERMEN TAKE {IP DROWNED HUNTER IDENTIFIED na The body of the other vic- | not been recovered. Vahle’s body | — ' ‘SY iF ; : uested to meet at the | January Total Increased, Tubercu- ; The body of a man taken from | — — Mn of Suincy, has | will be sent to Quincy for burial. | wo C2 i . 7 ; | A Genuine Wurlitzer Professional cen a ye peen req poUse in Clayton tomorrow losis Society RePort Shows. the Mississippi River, five miles gs - e Louis Coun- nti-Kamnia | to organize a St. Sid see ws ‘ : north of Alton, yesterday, was | TTTTYTTTIT Ti TTT TTT TTT TT TTT oT) oammnemenenan . . ~ | ‘ -relieving | th - Fpeedsfor-Pr° sident Club. Those . y $ . as spent by the identified at Alton today as Carl HL Hi Hint Han HT pay ep eee’ _ Gi iia ij CMelod or Alto . teevere pain bo oe fa e et hig ' the rai are Al (5. Bruce, uberculosis and Health Society of | Vahle, 29 years old, of Quincy, Ill. HL | Ht] wteneaien Hi at ibid id bhai —7 s iH] | pigia, lumbago, pgghive 3 in : . | ET | ns | > colds, fevers | Guard again > miiiam Daly. Mrs. P. (. Bruno, | St. Louis for meals for day open- | who was one of two men drowned | ATT ETT AT = hhh e St bie x ap Rothwell, , : in November when a boat in| TT TPHE PER — = Yo —— eee. UH | Saxop one it nervousness by | Tony “lomes, | air school children duri ; “ ; *n during January. | : e women s on ms / . A é i pe . . o , in , . - : / _ ’ i , =, = hdentstefor Sure relief in a few hour Sgonn Hulahan, “P " sch — | This is $300 more than the meals Committee Considers Amend-j Which they were duck hunting | ea oe ee ieee ail | used annually.:| g thoroughly c] , earner, M. G. Walsh, James | . 7 ‘ with another man overturned. | va & oe a wee Wikre a? A | | iy = ECOGNIZED as tne finest Saxo- in vest-pocket | eCansed | Bruce and Don Havens. | cost the society during January of | ment Designed to Speed Vahle was identified by his | ee eAert DA Be pe berre tte 1 ten 7. al : We phone built, Handmade throug: | 2 ——_ : 4 “ out; beaatiful tone. Kecularty sold . tablet. insist BY - . ie , re . } > » . ia | a Uupon—~ a |Jast year, according to a report | the Widening of Street. brother-in-law, George Rains ~ of | for $125. We advise immediate se- | Quincy, by a gold bridge on his ray me WC Pa it ae eae) br rj ae ‘ Ea) = llection, as only a few are offered at , » beret dere roe ih sa Sie . * : this price and terms. + PAPE? 4 « | Submitted yesterday by the Open hia S Rs i. | -Air School Committee. The so | - , | yy , LO: | i : ru" 7 COLD aS MPOU a4 ciety bears the expense for the An amendment, intended +o | | iit : : ss Tr > Lage = + Ty rrr f oe | Ait : | S : 24, Oo | meals of all children who cannot/speed up the Vandeyenter avenue | Over WO | z ed en or a ue vy Ubi 4 Hibbs CS OO pa © he al bie AC Y N . ; bad aa be iamadliptaies bo: tha tere. | Widening project, which has been | i, ee, if are sas.) fs |, By: eet | 7p For a Short Time Only— — = eCnis 18 arge yY due or the increase, | ¥ coinw e ae idan eg : ras i o i ea Mad ot T¥ A) | / Your throat soothed, according to the report. This sum | rere saigelbowr tsk gpiilmer secs Meena Be ib! RS i ES r= ¢ eee | ) — = are ey 5 : — : Sp ial T - head cleared, cough re- does not include the meals of | by the Streets. Committee of the! he aaiae rare | —- a TT ee OE ; i, lieved—by theexclusive ¢hildren who live at the Residen-| Board of Aldermen, members of of 43 tial Open Air School. seit = ‘ thol blend in which will insepct the street be- men The entire amount spent on fore reaching any decision. ' Success a i J D E pe’ 1S meals of day open air school chil- Shaare Emeth Temple, eats 2 a, ee : : « iI ¢ dren during 1926 totaled more|east corner of Lindell boulevard | i ‘wo | B HE MIDDLE WEST ieecNTHOL COUGH DROPS than $10,000. and Vanileventer avenas. i the) mt, ! | y " , | stumbling block. The original plan) Z i i by | =e | | | would have cut 20 feet from the. a i | . . | ADVERTISEMENT east side of Vandeventer avenue. | for all Industrial Requirements | Representatives of the congrega- | ' . ° . Buarantees “Allenrhu”’ _ tion * said this would necessitate | fe | any Kind, Type or Size the removal of the west wall of | 7 | Consult us now. Suggestions and layouts free. State i the 1i ¢ he ¢s , 2 | he building and put the structure | dimensions of site and the purpose of the building. Quick } | } y ] ¢ ; i ; ° a : To End Rheumatic Pains | items popeends a ae | and economical service. We make in our factories all . *S, PZ , ’ | | permanent building products, including steel windows, | 8 Sed ; ; ; -~ 4 — lessons and Ss . | As a compromise, commission- | | ee Private Aches and Swellin S| ers suggested the city take 10 feet | | steel doors and individually designed roofs and walls, x FRE ai6 was. eueceseete now and another 10 feet 40 years | deliver them*from stock, and erect the building for you. | \ | Enasea “during ti cach outiit pur ence, the congregation to have | One contract covers all’ operations. No extras. | cme Ca Se folff-Wilson Drug Co., 700 Washington Ave. and) oro) ie ore in the taterec: | ; Grand and Olive Sts., Makes Great Money anal to. be paid: $16,272, which, at| 3 2, TRUSCON STEEL COMPANY | | we ES L501 Syndicate’ Trust Bldg. St. Louis, Mo UR LI ZER off compound interest. would amount er. * to $111,000 in 40 years. Neither | : gt eps . : ; mer cnr ; ¢ ; ge «tee Ie ® Phone GArfield 2056 Pros. [UR omMAaes 1S s ouseak. CAL NeT R ‘“ starts to drive the concentrated im-|the congregation nor the city was I ES oe Ea ee s “Try One Bottle and if : satisfied with this proposition. | °c cal ce “ Re ee 3. COC Olive St. ’ purities that often cause Rheuma- ) s "don’t get Rest and Com- tism’ out of the body thru the nat-| The amendment to the widening in 24 to 48 hours bring ural «hannels. ' ordinance now under consideration hack and get your money Aillenrhu has been tried and tested | Would take only 10 feet. It would , > west steps of the build- | | Rack ” for years and really marvelous re-| cut off the 7 ~ ‘sults have been accomplished often/ing, but not the wall. Director 51 does not mm: atter whether you'in the most severe cases where the | Of Streets Brooks said the damage | jere disabled- with cursed Rheuma- | suffering and agony was intense and | should be about $15,000. Bernard | ' oh mor have only occasional twinges, | piteous and where the sufferer was | Greensfelder, for the congregation, | PpAllenrhu ‘wild ease the agony, do almost helpless. said the damages should be more, | ay with the gnawing pains and ‘‘The blessed relief this marvelous |as the worshfpers would be closer | mten reduce the swollen joints. preparation quickly gives has made; to street noises, and the appear- | Allenrhu is no laggard. It starts'for it thousands of friends,’’ savs| ance of the building wolud be | Shit in at once searching out the’) Wolff-Wilson Drug Co., 700 Wash: ! changed. i Misonous deposits and in two days ington Ave.and Grandand Olive Sts.;| Frank B. Coleman, representing | ithe George D. Barnard Stationery | | Co., northeast corner of Laclede | and Vandeventer avenues, and | ‘Isaac T. Cook, in charge of prop- | PROTECT erty at the northeast corner of Vandeventer and Olive street, in-| I) Eman Your Doctor sisted that some agreement ye | ‘eac! at once, as delay rou | ; ' ; reached and Yourself causing oss to their clients. EVIDENCE “AGAINST GOLDSTEIN r Ae CONCEDED TO BE MEAGER | Government in Supplemental Brief, | However, Stresses Inferences | | That May Be Drawn. | | Special to the Post-Dispatch. | WASHINGTON. Feb. 16.—A sup- | 'plemental brief for the Govern-| i a a : iment was filed in the Supreme {° hardes t f eee ice youre Ga thought I was : O General William D. Mitch -.] in the! : ] case of Nat Goldstein, St. Louis . bs, é At as i; AY “PHILLIPS” 5) EME eS OER Rye ARIE WS om mee LY ret oe ee wneres ” oo ee 00 Nam ont nanan tality + RIOD AA politician, convicted with others in | | SO careful ff V7 the Jack Daniel whisky conspiracy. | to your druggist, or you may not get genuine | “o!dstein is seeking a review of the | ° ° bi \ \ € action of the Circuit Court of Ap- | 59 ips Milk of lagnesia prescribed by phys sicians ad er PORES. lenin at Chiceks. wlio see d TULLE it his conviction in District Court at | « meee-cent and 50-cent bottles contain full directions and uses. The Government brief concedes| HiaE 2 letters selected from the (48 that the evidence against Goldstein | es ‘ ad thi ik of Magnesia” has been the U. S. Registered Trade Mark of The Charles Was “very meager.’ 475,000 receiv Ss year Phillios Chetaical Company and its predecessor Charles H. Phillips since 1876. “The point that Goldstein knew > Him that improper influence was to be! Hamam “A favorite silk evening dress of mine on b ficult concrete al “Aenea bat - me a of “gees se BOCES: needed freshening before I could wear it e ' eevenue (Arnol« Hellmich, also| & . Hi | Seen ee: out of Lux at the rerson ghway 1S | convicted) to aid in the commission | jae again. I happened to be out « : “ ° | of offenses against the national’ faa time and thoughtlessly decided another ent to ifs builders. ) prohibition act is not directly and ii soap might do! I washed my precious dress | ib _ explicitly stated in the testimony, | 3 so carefully—and the soap ruined it! 000.000 be S : | but is to be derived, if at all, only) iy When I showed it to my sister and told her A - i : from inference drawn from the dis- | : . ) : h her hand : : : closed circumstarces,’’ says . the | what had happened, she t cw UP Bet sacs e ge opened to traffic | brief, adding, “It is necessary to| : and said, ‘Never, never risk your clothes ; ; _read the entire record to get a com- | a again. You should always keep plenty of —the longest open- plete picture of the case.” Rae Lux on hand just as I do.’ I’ve certainly | ) PHOTOGRAPHED AT CHICAGO, ae learned my lesson—and now I buy a half dozen packages at a time!”’ LEN MEI OLS ALS TL TELE LING LE LENE LICE EL LON PE OE NE Ot ERE BLOM tet ae Bigantic spans carry . mA we peace oe fra, Wallace E. Kit e ay 120 feet above EE a = ce a : Demonstration of Speed of CO | ite Pittsburg, Pa. ca se 2 en hapexig eRe a : Re. 74°, of the women interviewed 1n Pittsburg use | ee (| Bees Lux for washing their fine things rooted 90 feet be- graph transmission of photographs ; ‘inaugurated here yesterday was ace. 106,000 barrels Like the winter garden spots ot Northern the observation platform of The La | Salle, crack train of the @ & E. I. 3 a , et, z 3 : | Southern Ariz ff. rf td go at 11:55 a. m. yesterday oe x e : ee ae é | oe zona ra pertect outdcoor 80 at ae 3 y. - Be oe as - aportance, thea Jefter- ome P Arriving in St.:-Louis at 5:55 p. oP = : x : x se 4 ein oe / g cs Soe wasn’t new” 1S only a small part | G If, k ‘di Post-Dispatch and were told that it | | | 2 es ee . e : Sap os s Be: 3 Bs dig . | oll, Mountain-climbing, horseback riding had been displayed there for more ee 2 oe pei Oe | ee “Skiing is a hobby with me, so naturally I dous task on which Tm = all kinds of refreshing sport await you pe Gaipilonspice on — i ee ee ae anes ral PI a y “he seven men were C. A. Daley oe oe : oTeteedanse eat sacata cect ness ceaageatarcncteaatatotatee % ' serasts Se a here! Castle Hot Springs i in the Bradshaw of Hornell, N. Y., L. A. Stone, Chi- | [233g Be eases ye 5 RR eR OTS oe ae ee always in the best condition. Just before I s Sesto 3 y left to join some friends at a house party be |W. FE. Callende ‘hicago: W. J.) >it states are iW I Callender, Chicago j tiful resorts. The setting is always that ne, Beak aes cee ee ees ga he 4 | : tive. There wasn't: time to send it to be : . nm sg Bea ie : | . Cleaned! A friend assured me that I could . In the road-build- : ? BODY OF MAN DROWNED a ee e ee ¥ , | ae Poe wee oe oe :* | | of by washing it in Lux. I did and I] wish you aie = SERS oN : could see it! It didn’t shrink a parycle— End His Life. SS Z, eos ee | oe SS ee : * Alberta H. Willams _ > 12 E. Abington Street very-day service its S-@ j near Jackson's Landing, Sunday F afternoon, was identified yesterday ua ity and depend- | Dud a graduate pharmacist, who lived Oo Sa aa Secs | ' eae Poe, ee | ; ’ a; ' t 315 Clark ave % SE 3 = Ba bo a By cently interviewed in gg e ranches, superbly located, allow you aoe T ay me ae - - | eS SE Ps oly a Sienna. a 4 ae swe ss es way ad es Philadelphia use Lux é bridge in America. i. ff oe za a- SEE PICTURES HERE IN 6 HOURS : sige Saar Oa Telegraphic Transmission. ‘a River. Its deepest ‘new commercial service in ftele- given to seven men who posed On | into its co ion. Africa 7 Egypt and Algiers — resorts in tailroad, as it pulled out of Chica- life during the cold northern months. 1., they saw the photograph in the take great pride in having my skiing clothes Commissioners of : ornell, N. ¥., 1, A. Stone , Mountains, Ingleside Inn near Phoenix, jcago: E. H. Batehelder, Chicago: |) 2272 } | | ma a tl il 4 ct on Gee . . : weg Oh te anespaaieecente x ; up nor iscovetTe . and the San Marcos at Chandler are beau |Cairney, Houston, Tex.; W. S. Gate- Speen ts sweater looked rather dingy and unattrac- ch intelligent prog- prt : , mysterious semi-tropical Arizona country. County. ll 4 : 4 co al nee i: make it fresh as new in almost no time just 2 2 : g program of all ie: IN) MERAMEC IDENTIFIED i 4 « : IB. ou ern “Two Friends Say “Al” Rogge. 73. ee sae 3 , Be a ge ae _ ome came out beautifully soft and fluffy. No ese states, Atlas 1S : Said -Minitiiedemarestl tadiuniiien: iad - ge ea | | one at the house party guessed it wasn't . . : : Ss gears ses a ‘3 new.” Ing used, proving in 2 : The body of a man who wa Res Ss Pe My ; drowned in the Meramec River |) Ss : 5 eae ss ae , ates a | % : ES Se Sa as me sone seine : Rests ta Be ie eg : Chestnut Hill. Philadelphia as that of Al Rogge, 73 years old se - ae ee Bee ROR | Bs ae a | 3 4 ra iPate A Pa +s Sees ory a... ; 7 $0 of the women re- aa. Two friends, J. R. Young, of 5 ble economy. , | y enjoy a new kind of fun —informal, full South Tenth street, and John Smith | - C O M P A N yY 5 of vigorous outdoor life moderate i in cost. of the Clark avenue address, toid Lever Bros. Co., Cambridge, Mase. ; ’ , 7opp at Kirkwood that ‘ oroner 5S, MISSOURI Ride every day—learn Southern Arizona! Rogge had been despondent and announced Saturday night after Fred Harvey “all the way’ drinking heavily that. he intended ¥ | | to go out and jump in the river. , 4 i Two men saw Rogge on the river fe é pea, , bank and pulled him out after be- | : | { c 70 0 r a sete Sate. ing attracted by screams. He died | GRAY ee iwithout regaining consciousness “a : = = wy; fA Pe ES o é Se Pest acne ae a ee ies a ie ' if ( ' : Throagh Pa , pieces oa ogee |Young and Smith said he worked | Se | ae ens pearance i fe WHITE , . = service daily SRS co RT ee ifor a wholesale drug house an‘ : California Limited eee || age See had no near relatives. ioe aoe fit S$ safe in water * ° it's Safe in’, MX Baia re eee oo cae ee es eles is. ae TE oP % Z ee aes aces ” Ps Merce a C Might Injured in Gas Well Fire. ef «4 a SHAWNEE, Ok., Feb. 16.—Eigh' men were injured when a 26, 000... 28 Arcade Bidg st’ . ey Pew | O00-cubic foot gas well between x . dg. st Lou! 5, fo . S a . ees . Doge Tah ; , . - $2? Bones. Garfield 4021 and 4022 ce: Sire aor ahinge gpl — = Ok., was Set eet nited by plosion. * Sights i * eS ow Vallag, Liat. Paes. Agent

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a a “ uspense, to about Davis- hen Le ess fo! bck ed bout the Davi as Mifinatis s pocket of (Chi im the Ti ati cham- pe e side (“hi- Newton: Frank ries IN LS EVER” _ “Feeling | that he | young | les- | ot | 's rood dean rved day. “Farmer? | “physical his Fav- matches he his | Sports mer’ Sail 3° te. eb lider, ¥v ay jt th aay Palm nnourcead ternint to w | #*#xX pres l 2. t hholde r. . : . ; of following her abroad. 1 is wv € Vo- | se Central uzanne’s Terms, Cause Pyle to® Abandon Tou Lenglen Likely to Close Ne tiations With European A Promoters. a y fi ated Press. NicW YORK, Feb. 1¢ (". Pyte for ,_ ae . —Plangs condauyt ting Su 2 | “UZanner ‘ien on a tour of European ¢ My center have been aba a “°andoned? ‘Ms for Sui, | ©aUSCd abandon. jaunt, William ¢ Pick, Ss representative, Ss ’ - ; ?)} over T . Vi CES La an. * hae nnes demands AD Proximatet terms that brought hew last | fall as a Professiona ens said Mile. Lenglen received flat eu of $50,000 ana ssha te receipts, ghg 100.009 for thiss rovallies for Comwe use Of her name. ° himself : tennis initv a intee the nu total Lui cre i cl ’ e )] s luding ads« Clared he woulie 4aCt1Vities when at protit is of his’ professionafi Vineent 7 for MmieMipers Including Snodgrass and Mary & had signed with him f “: vuropean Invasion, he said. bu had declined to participate in “im .”’ he said, eS “UuUzanne expects to close negotia” idding contest | ti0ns for a tour with European prey | Tmorers, and probably will he ac. | companied by Pail Feret, lV renctt professional, and Howard c. Kin! sev of California, when she safle for home Saturday. The yr mainder the troupe no intention @ : Miss Frown has nt Said he had no intention or; William T * protessiorral field at presen, ' lie has forerzo profes! “until the. player lize they are not entitled to in” ises in pay.’’ > “" PRINCIPIA DEFEATS ‘ CENTRAL HIGH, 52-16 Principia Academy enth victory in 13 starts last night Howard gymnasium. beatin High,-52 to 16. TR. Riceharda Jomhoff and Deal of. ceAred heavily 4 PRINCIPIA. Field Pvle king th Tilden's service decided to sional tennis 7 Wor if « eley at son, Loghlin.,. we iCifPlia ' .24 CENTRAL. Field Foul meriion (,oals.Goala.P , . 0 f} * a.Fis,, | _ = 7 . ! 0 : z hea $ “te: 7) ! ; bo half-— : teferer, Beck. kee pe: ; Ww ; Scorer . Schmitt. halves, 2O minutes, try? ; ieee | * ~ ay 7 Suit; Your Hat | and ready - ~ | ag a . ve his, ~ aw. fi We kk oe “ 1 2 : ivan. a Within Boston OU'side Upset ate re at fever he »¢ Fis aa rhers of Ni V a ] favorites hal ligte t of thesa tttkey who cain Adles On Harry , and > mily Wills. became turn Csiant overnight a . a tars Ne xT ‘ere Tre Pat . decisive Victor a! Hartford. Conn. vn had heen figh, Ywelg) &faines the rea iy . . . ¥ on Friday night Van. % ‘40S have hopes, of lie and the of the : arba, flyweight | Jack | round. world’s bantamweight cha fifth Val- | ‘ ' iwhen : year wishes | Municipal League this | ILLINOIS BOXER ON MOTORBUS PROGRAM | Announcement was made today by Wilsman of the C. that he has k Power, Western A + ' } i (;eorge ple’s Motorbus A. :: atched frat 4 7 . UU. middlewei bout with of (hristonher rt e . o ; cnamnpion. -_ Aliph n intercity sium captur the third re qd 4] in the annual Western A. last Friday night. Fryer, the Little annexed the lightweight title last Friday night has been invited to return to ‘outs for a special bout with Ralph Burneson of the Sherman Park sity geymna Power for he victory ¢ man Park als of the tourney Dwight boxer who ors i , nnical of &(" ¢ a Neillen “~ T} + ‘ aAsAhiie ii . - . ey 1? ~ ¢ > | team. | —_-——_ _ @ -M’BRIDE WINS OVER 'HWigrh of | Belleville, 21, to 12, In a i eontesrt | Bride's substitutes looked es] i gpood Sharkey, Johnny Vacca | Score: ' + . ’ | . , | Glesler | Coneannon, | Wessling. R. G. x John | these | the last few months | for ai on Monday night, John-'! who after | his ic. , Wabash. ' was | ; ' Ry /Midget Smith, CATHEDRAL HIGH, 21-12 WeBride defented 4 Poeition ty . . I 2.2: | Pretty Soft. of ha!lves—16m. alia did ine 2 ‘BACHELOR CLUB IS * f0F the crown Gene Tun- | Mec- | Har- | ' pennant | Munincipal inight MUNY CAGE WINNER won the Giris’ Juniors tn their division Basketball] League gymnasium 18 to The Bachelor of Vv " a. Mullanphy guintet, nt : Aefeatinge the ©. L Fine] standings: CLUE. Rachelor 4 4 * Dora +579 Jre BUD TAYLOR EASILY BEATS MIDGET SMITH Presa, Ind... Feb. 16 York bantam the Associated INDIANAPOLIS New las? | /York Bureau of the Post-Dispatch. | 16.—Young| } the first two} “ie chi SABRE Mts + S SANTOR Ree © ae 9 wee © e ‘eet : . Et Tu, Benny? Fihe | | && block | 184 and the} te | of 600] remark- | ; i i ' e | EATING back” seems to be popular American pas- The highway returning Hasbeenville is thronged rims. are more oming back than thea Lif from with pllg champions mi there are coming up. Th® reason is two-fold: The rewards are growing larger and larger and the competition softer 1 softer. "he , 4 A There am : material roceeded at In ‘ms especially Ssearci ror new nas p ndards ig seems the prospect jenny Leonard is forget that maternal solicitude which caused him, than two volun- arily to retire “for 7 He will more years ago, rood. : YY " » le re? too, ; come back. | Looks Easy to Benny. Peo- | Sher- | championship fin- | Rock, | district | ‘athedra? hasketball ay ; vere ale .Goals.Pta Fie. ; / ' ' ' 'was no match for Bud Taylor, Terre | i Haute, lhere last Taylor is recognized as the | in a 19-round night. Taylor won every rr ase pion in 18 States. hoxing contest ENNY around and ob- served Mickey Walker, not good enough to hold the wel- able to gain the crown. that out looked that was still middleweight Hie also ' ig, UC a rs ter title, Mike Mc- ue, as a light heavyweight, is now in line for a chance at the world’s neavy- weight championship, at the age , a>} Q 1 99 hint | s . of s« ewhere hetwee which YY Tad noted backs” re- Jim journe’ Jeffries, "illfe even Jack Dempsey falled to “go over” on their return trips after lay- offs. But Benny has hopes. His come-hack effort will at least be interesting and seems even plau- in of rather color- champion heading the Latzo. About. the Horns- turn 4 sible the » *4 ] eo VY less now procession— welter od Nothing to Worry ue 1oldouts and ah 28 8) i fa siftuat ion a not To Sam in-avhich his are pitted against the players’ demands. sreadon gives assurance that every man who is essential to the club's best performance will be with the team next April, un:ess a man is available. lat’s fair enough. Natural- fencing salaries con- But the world’s cham- pions of last year, almost intact, will take the field when April rolis around. It always happens. -Ba!! play- ers know that there no pro- fession open to them that would reward them so magnificently for so little effort invested. cs "oO it xr Sam Breadon. Eame rs. MNO mI1GHnHey worryin it’s all wits and ist a better ly the tinues. ic 1s e . in the world s followers so opulent a return, with a five months’ va- cation thrown in. Also, there is no profession or business known which at its own expense, de- votes six weeks of the year to fitting its employes physically and mentally for their 5% months’ task. Why a ball player should jeopardize his job, if the salary is at all reasonable, will ever be an eterna] mystery to outsiders. The answer is they don’t. Soon or late they enter the fold and go back to work. - = business N: i ve = 4 Too Long in Training ? 1G BILL TILDEN'’s prepara- tien for the 1927 tennis drive already lv under way. Thus early in the year he ts playing hard tennis and not piddling around, | Michigan | half. +99 iafter the i: however, | playing fend ‘gan Saturday iwin, it ia decisive whippil ithem | | Purdue and Wisconsin also have | the former hav-| Iowa, while the Op- | | vesterday applied to the State Ath- letic ition of iweek-end games, ‘ing ‘Northwestern has not won a@ con-|- ' | ' , ' | { i} hood ithe Neig | the Wes'ern ’ * NANA o PAPPPPPPPPPP PPP — ; Produces 3-Way Tie in Big Ten Michigan, Wisconsin and Boiler- makers on Even Terms, Each With Five Won ahd One Lost. By the Associated Press. CHICAGO, Feb. 16, has been found that can beat Michigan, Purdue did it last night, 87 to 32, on the Purdue floor, and there- by precipitated a three way tie for Conference basketball leadership. Michigan, Purdue and Wisconsin now have five victories and one defeat each. —There final- ly a basketbal! team 'possession of the same for a price istrong boy in action. It looked like another victory for at the end of the first The Wolverines then had a 16 advantage. Six minutes start of the second half, Purdue had leaped the midget boilermakers rangy Michigan men from then to the lead, the off their feet of the Indiana rests just under the three aders, having lost two of its seven Hoosiers play night. Should sweet 1g Michigan gave the season. lé vr a YY) pe ALLL rvs , i ne would be earlier in a hard foe in Zadgers draw less dangerous position {n Ohio State. One conference game will be played tonight, Iinois meeting Northwestern at Evanston. A vic-| tory for Illinois would put. this team ina fifth place tie with Iowa. ace ference game this season. Take First Place. » i } The Rebertons defeated Neighbor-, hborhood Intermediate bas- | t Nejgh- A. C. and took first place i. ~torrn-+ jas? This fl l- : ¢ Ketpail a if dg le; bl a r games the é. minol] 12 we In the Wa- White Ele “~ + DfPAT " 26, and defeated " aos {0 the ry . y "6 Tower Grove, —— er ee emer st ~~ as has been his wont, In the early season. That seems to mean that Til- den will be at his peak when the national championship and the Davis cup defense time rolls around. But there is another angle to it: When ole events come off, Tilden Avill have been in hard training fx six months—alto- gether too Jong fora player to be on edge. ‘‘soO stale’’ long before a Little Bill Johnston’s case seems to prove the point. The year Little Bill wet abroad. played through French and Wim- bledon tourneys and came back to this country to go through the ry summer round of invi- tations, he was stale in the title matches. He was beaten by J._O. Anderson, a player who 1{s not In Little Bill's class when Johnston is right. That year Bill dropped the rankings because of his showing. The next year, under less stren- uous and prolonged training, he came back with a bang. In every line of j deavor, %00 prolonged t had effect Hotel Astor ~NEW YORK ~ LTsuallv athletes + av View . gruelinn r 44 physical en- raining The guest at this famous hostelry, leaves it with but one regret--that he must leave it! “At the Crossroads of the World™ Ea TIMES SQUARE BROADWAY 44 ST - > 5 idal they granted the promoter’s re- } into | until the} fame. Michi- | they revenge for | |the hands of speculators. | | promoter Scalpers Said to Have Big Fight | Tickets Cornered Garden Could Be Sold Out Three Times Over, Rickard Declares. , By Leased’ Wire from the >» ~ N NEW YORK, Feb. 16.—The State Athletic Commission declared yes- terday that it would hold the Madi- son Square Gardén corporation re- sponsible for any ticket scandal) that may crop up asa result of the Jack Delaney-Jim Maloney ten- round bout which will be held at the Garden on Friday night. On Monday Tex Rickard _ re- quested the commission to investl- rate the reported speculation in tickets for the fight. Thousands of fans have been disappointed in not being able to buy a ticket for the fight and it was reported that many of the choicest seats had allen into the hands of speculators and were being offered at a hig premium. It was the report that caused Rickard to ask for an In- vestigation. : At the meeting James A. Farley, chairman, stated that the board could take no action to curb specu- lation unless a formal complaint were made. The rules of the com- mission provide that “no tickets shall be sold by licensed clubs for more than the price printed, there- on or by any person coming into in excess of 50 cents in advance of such printed price.” | The demand for tickets for the | fight has swamped the Garden for | the last two weeks. Rickard could | sel] the Garden over three times for the fight and then not have enougn tickets to satisfy all the boxing! fans eager to See the light-heavy- weight champion and the Boston While the commission failed to listen to Rickard’s plea and inves- tigate the ticket speculation scan- quest to charge $20 for ringside | seats for the Mike McTigue-Jack | Sharkey bout which will be held in the Garden on March 3. The same scale of prices will preval!l as those for the: big bout on Friday night Louis (Kid) Kaplan, former featherweight champion, was pended for 30 days for his failure | to box Jackie Brady at Rochester | Kaplan pleaded illness for his fail- | ure to go through with the bout. | The old St. Nicholas rink of this | city was granted a license. So was/| the Crescent A. C. of Buffalo. RICKARD ASKS FOR SCALPING INQUIRY NEW YORK, Feb. 15.—Tex Rickard sus- Commission an investiga- tickets for his elimination fight on between Jack Delaney |} had fallen into for reports that heavywelght Fridav night and Jimmy Ma! mney to furnish names and of all ticket purchasers f evidence of speculation dis- the Madiso Garden asked that box * | } » method bv Agreeing addresses is “quare the office ‘ i closed. r} commis- | records } which | | examine his SiON of Chair- orge I. | said coimnply afi nm in - nor | mer. | swirn. i day The Unive he in See aan Wrigley Offers to Back Young Norman Ross Wants to Meet cago Cubs Offer Young — f the Char a Chance for Tryout. na ii 1 Swimmer—Ch!- Py thea cancinted ree, : CHICAGO, Feb. 16.—William Wrigley Jr. today offered to back rth |George Young, winner of the Catalina Island swim, y ? c . € > eyerany swimmer in the world for a match race York Bureau of the Post-Dispatch. | any body of water which Young's opponent may choose. | to his trainer, Wrigley in making his offer said that he would post his $25,090 with the understanding that amount be covered, so that a purse of $5000 would go to the wia- The only condition, Mr Wrigley said, is that the race governed by the same rules which governed the Catalina Ross Eager to Accept. By ‘he As HONOLU man Ross, one of George Youngs principal competitors in the recent, San Pedro channel swim,expressed | enthusiasm today over William! Wrigley’s offer to back Young to} the extent of $25,000, but said that, he was not prepared to dig up that amount from his own pockets to| match Wrigley’s $25,000. “I’'q certainly like to race that) fellow Young from m4 \ em ~! Prese . WU. Feb. 16. — Nor-' here to Molo- kal.” Ross said, “and I hope plans so through to make it possible.” Ross challenged Young to the Molokai race, across Kaiwi Chan- nel. last Sunday. .The distance is about 23 miles. He believes /i can defeat the Canadian because | the is warmer than in the San Channel. water Pedro Cubs Offer Young a Tryout. Ry ths “ + » aed Pre CHICAGO, Feb. to, George Young, the Catalina Channe] swimmer, may try out for the Chicago National ball team this spring. The traing at Catalina Island, which Young ful swim land and the William Wrigley Jr. of $25.000. team from purse Cubs, the Chicago met while fower. Wrigley Building this | be | Channel | iably William Veeck, president of the! Young vester-_ Toronto swimmer | waa looking over Chicago from the | f for $25,000 against ¢ Oi ZU from 20 to 80 miles in , game, ording |Harry O'Byrne. Young stopped |his way to Toronto, Ontario, where ace in has been After the resume | a homecoming celebratior arranged to honor him Youne will envarcements, Later | homecoming, hia vaudeville in Buffalo, will return to Ca he Chicago on prov- i N TITLE — " ee a mee ee em cer mena a — een ieenann aes Fa a a ee a 7 BASKETBALL SCORES ; : dae For $25,000 in Match Race. g LOCA, Washington 39, St. Loufs 23. Principia 52, Central High 14. Leuis lt. High 26, Country 13. n. Cc. High 28, Chaminade 14. McBride High 21, Belleville Ca- thedral 12. GIRLS’ MUNICIPAL. Rachelor Gtria 18, 0. I. 1% O'Fallon Park 14 8. E@- wards 13. ELSEWHERE. Pardue 37, Michigan 32 Creighton U. 37, U. of Mise seourl 30. iniversity of Pittsburg 56. Washington and Jefferson 30, Hastings College 35, Des Metnes University 25. Lovela (Chieage) 17, 8t. Xavier (Cincinnatf) 123. Tulane 34 Alabama 832. Mount St. Mary’s 20, Unfverstty Delaware 16. * Mixsisstpp! College 85, Misste- stippt A. and M. 32. Kansas City Juntor OCcellege 27, William Jewell 12. of ———— ee ee ~~~ + | "16.—If he cares’ League base-| started his success- | to tre California matn-| by its Success! “Can't vou use George as a aub-. "9° stitute this year: asked by William Wrigley. turned to Young. “Do you plav hall?” “T plaved ball in high teorge anewered., “We trv Veeck en ‘Were vou a ot well,” the connneror reniled. Tennis, however, y aAantie \ ePOCK out, hitter?” channs! will id. nrettyv you is Young's BOARD SUSPENDS DEFEATED BOXER the Aecocirated Presa MILW AUREE Wis., Feb. Tmil Raksic, middleweight of Chicigzo. was by the Rr 16.— boxer days Ilo Veeck was | school,”’ sure,’ | i ' ; susnended for 30 | Wisconsin State Box- | ine Commission vesterday. The sus- | commission's hout which Bentz of night. followed the investigation into the Raksic lost to Howard Milwaukee on a foul Monday The commission however ruled the foul was accidental. Swimming Fonds Short. Preea nension hiow ne Aseqcinted MINNEAPOLIS Ry 16.— oda Feb Wisconsin tf m with champions, s Saturday. Minn rsity of its dual swi Rig Ten for ‘led es T2 hed- thled here nex? The Bade permit them to make the trip A place for relaxation yr newspapers ttadlied magazines’ *’ 7a smoke ¢ ¢ + something to eat’ * * and drink evr courteous service. A new midnight service over the most popular route—Wabash Reservations Trains leave Deimar Ace. Seation 14 minutes later comwenience tf you End. @ great liwe in the West ome eaten tion & Delmar Ave. or ask F. L. McNeaiiy, abash erevVinM Lv. 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WEDNES?D Ay pee ee. ARY_ 1 § : we! PAGE ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH_ WEDNESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 16, 1927 ST.LOUIS POST-DIS PATCH = a UNDERTAKERS _ BROADWAY JONES TO CARRY TOP WEIGHT IN NEW ORLEANS HANDICA — ee ee - ie 4 eee - Tote nih: sie bet EG a os Lawesbadied las A te ig PRE tubs 5 o - tare Sn 8 Oe een 1, Aiegieem 4 ees we Bite I ty ” i Vide le ate Rae harem a i eaten ness 5 ee eee an ARR nt ee ee net =e Louis U. Hi gh i Cards’ ] 22 HORSES OFFICIAL NATIONAL LEAGUE SCHEDULE, 1927 swat opts Cards 8 | 7 Wa a ab bh a i eh ee ee ee ee Sa sap HO i ie ie i hd aaa AAP LL LANL A LLL Lda ea lh hh LOLA LD NA el Lh elf ed el ral nt el ell ll ll ll lh | pee LL LL y eam ; os | i ‘7 aT AT AT “AT AT AT AT At Homa, i re . “ . | . . 5 NN. N Pp > ° ” WN ‘ NN, | AGO * = ey SG d ABROAD penne . * - | ee =e rrma._|___BROOKLYN.__| _NEW FORE___|_PIFTSSURG___|__CINCINNAT!___|_ci — —$ emma mye Billiken Juniors Defeat Coun- CHICAGO, ee | : | April 25.26.27 | April 17, 20 21, nril 24, 28, 7 oe: : : > Sok “ | pril 25.26, | Dri, 23: heen as 6 i on 47,18 |gune 1 3 lrune 3, 4. cs ae 9. 13 Sundays hae | try Day for Seventh April 20, 21, 22, $3 Sent. 6 00 0 RACE oa a ra \ Pp M, line 9, 2 Juiy ¢ uly 30; Aug. 1, 2 Huly 27, 2 2! Au me |Aug. 5, 8 Jul, | , : Jti's [ - 4) | 6 J 4 ~ ” ; shod = 2 | - 7 , . : iz pt } i : >. : i . . wt}, a. a ‘ i4 ad “ . . | un 2. 3 fee | Aug. 1. ct Set ee Oe ‘eeandl abe descat Snaminy pis eed | Straight Victory. PITTSBURe!? 5 : 3 ’ ’ é ‘ : ; Apri! ee | . ras | gh é or e j in be # ’ : - : . tinge ays “ ' ti ; : Aug. ll, , i * : > > as rt 9 = 2 a : 5 14/13 Sundays ; _ |Decorstion das Apparently winners hands down, HILADELPhHI «Aur 19. 11 | June 21. 22,. 2 i May (30, °: 3 | Au , Aug r Aug. 1, 2 July 27, 2 : Bradley ES One of Fa-| — Sept. * }; Oct hates ek ne ee ee “4 if ee $e: pt. 9, sept, 13. , 25 E > 3 Sept. 17. 9». 20) on. 3 oe aks St. Louis Univergity took another | ae “751 : 3 MEINE BS Cr es he BER. = . "lon ae stride toward the penant in the} vorites, Has Been Win-| AM. PM |April 18, 18, 1! | ay 2. 3. 4. Rr 11. 13. lJune 15. 16. 17. 18/June 7, 8. 9. 3, 4.5 4 Sundays Preparatory League last night by! i : | BROOKLYN | : oo a 3 \ ts a ~t, La 9} ay : 1 Os ul i; yf ~3 ~* iJuly 3 : * oo : , ' : i . > = mi C : beating “ol intry Day for the sec. ning Consistently at! ee aie | nae elie aon ce ee | eed ee oe ees: 9 Sr a Ee _. |ond > this season in a basket- | wf 4.M.PM April 26, 27, May I} | (13 Saturday bal! game, 26 to 13. Southern Track. | NEW voRE May 23.24.25 [June 24.9597,.25 | AM. PM] ue. 6 8.0. 10- [Aus 3&5 July 27. 28°28. |. uly. 30. 31 atriots’ It was the seventh straight vic- | vestniliienia ‘) Sept. 26, 27, « j June 26: July ‘. Sent. 22,.23, : Sept, 16, 17, 18, 19 |Sept 3 Be Isepin 15,14, | a. tory in as many games for Coach ciaeememearou Te ceennsmenne Mt manu smeeeent 4 cesumnenammeenniie —_— , a Stanton’s quintet. : a winted Presa. i ' PUTL: NEW ORLEANS, Feb 6 % Mav oe 3 |May 6.7.9 | } a | May ~ 19, 20, A pril 3, 158] pri at 18, 19 {April 24, 2: 26 pe Close guarding held tas score 12 1214 See Pe. laa: inane nae tadtented lit PITTSBURG a , 22, 2S gn Pty, 18, 16. 1 muly £2, $2 is “a a : jJune 21, 22 {May 1, } June 26, tf 4) +4 He gaturdays to 9 to 6 in the first half, but the . 23 2 . ad ace wers fh : te | Frente haa + oe 3, 26, 27__ indays junior Billikens easily drew away NEw rome: ' ‘ . arming the prob- : me es | . . — i= Te ere se | ee ee ne wns RG ee ; i : in ‘ fle preference In naming , pr | : g ee lapril 21. 22. 23 | IMay 2. 3, 4 lanl 28. 99 30 May 1' 4 4 Saturdays in the second period. mgs. 16, 18, 19 the $50,000 New Or- By i w. a ; 3 | May 1: § May °3. 5 ; av 20, a4, a M.F i5 Sundays Score: ' July 30, $1, Aug. el ble winner of Ct! | | . F 7 >: oa 4 | le Bole : mriday \« INCIN. ATI y 16, . 3S gi Bhy 1 ee 0, j May ©. 7.3 A.M P.M wie - aa undays s eg s ae lInite : see i\CHICAGO .... jJul ai > ‘ a a ; 7 0, 4. ‘ . ae, ; y (30, 30) ‘ Ju e . > ‘ Ss. : |v un ; | Deco ration day at ‘. | . : eee Secs fn the all ee e ge ee : i | | , ae “~~ —_ , Lk Pittsburg oS "Fae . eatpreaptpats ' one of the ic = i = : . ee . . . pa f ‘ , i 4 , Cpr. i - de | 3 ./tob. . MI > . AT CHIc eg eee Bs be Se cae May 3. 4. (April eat , 29] 12 Saturdays . = ‘a 13, 14,15 July 2%. | : . ay 24, 25 : ‘iT c INCINNATL * Pay. Fein | April 16, 17, 18, 19 | May 29 ore Ps Te A URE ge oe Nein Mie iaattiny os oe Sope * ¢e COCHMMOas | OOo ot Ooocrnm Broadway Jones, liour Farm's four entries, will car-/ | | Sethpeadatnteds | 11 19 | July 8-9 | | May 10, 18. 12, 13 , 5g 27 og LA 18, Fe 9 Sundays _2 “ . . : 5. ; ; i Me ‘ ‘ -" ‘ ys : 10. ho .> é i atl ™ ‘ ‘ ~~ iy Jul lv 4th at Pittsburg . : Labor day, Chicago ‘COUNTRY vo | moO °orYS Fe . ‘, ; ry top weight of 132 pounds Bradiey horse, a 5-year-oid, has} —e i 7 tema 7 sapien - + eee er en pt. a 7 , eps. ar | J : . 13 irda | at ; boinaatha | lee | — osition. staged re 8 comeback at the cy 4° " Potpint ay 12 ty ge ae ae ~ “atumdays Ir _— Fr. here this year, winning ur mm er ae | E-be Ag | Decoration day a" ir day posts as high as 130 pounds. Bene- : | 2 : (neha hk ¢€ May 6.7.8 9 ane a aiet Vow, Biue Pencil and Be ine tliat tinct, LPP OL LOLOL OL OA ed NN Pal Pa , , d an "ot: July 16, 17, 19, 36 | tery ze ient are the other Idie Hour en- -| Paul Stea m R R | } i ’ . een ll eo me, a 3 — atin : acing Results and Entries ot GMs | 4. Srateact aa of Mhpetaree—Thuitwer| AT NEW vomm (rs saees piace cor! tet) q (j4%;, Coun y Day. 6. M 0. — | M M t PPAR ee Rel PR PRP et ee r nnin e } ms 1 11, 13, 13 * 5 , y ered into Fest of Tis iAT ay Meet Terry ota an ; DOG RESULTS || Linens iigttes 9 eg Stare | July 30 ee) eR ee Den ae on of CUbaries and Thi A “eo t oj . . ‘ : Mrs. Payne Whitney will try —- Miami. NEW ORLE ANS SCR: asa HE s. iil aiiiginsetaiadeiiiatian —~— ' | ae i us . | s P , - | May 14. 16. 17 14, eral services at the Leidner chapel repeat Nurmi's SUCCESS yf iast | : ss ig a Veatlhe + e , First race—-Upp : ae t sme ». Stina 6 ae . clear: track heavy. ‘hermes Ci “ae Faten 1 W | ¢ Post-Dispatch year with Peter Peter and Naviga- our well-known local boxers; FIRST RAC F—Six furlongs: he Southerner, Old Kid, Fair Lotta, |§ AT NE onan | MIAMI ait: Feb. 16— Veteran Catcher Dies. )July il, 12, 43, ang 20, 34, ia *s: = p Ntermiot Butteler See a : Sur EPP A ee iis. Lae na " rs indir phe acdc ase, > phos es ‘ hts a ab ae We tre Fe ar-o ids, NORD Ln gauss eee sp made 8 ik it Saiki ded ee teed be A ay ek ee ‘2 a a ce oth rt — WS ei PT hie te emg I ny 4 op i irk, 6. BRR eget, hog ‘ a od eaideneetoaie aint ne ote titel ac depp Fo VRE gargnrs 1 Pope ay “> Sipe sob eB shegeeen em ™ vr, Se oe 7" P mA P Cy ar See © Cpe tr ger ron ge ee es Tot hapa aie eee meek tga: bo Mais ergs 1 aCe te ee ee ° r } net 1° ' ae i . as ’ : os . har ane a te: ~/ CHOoOO| : rie ric 2. OCLs ‘ on 2 a Pe ee laa a camara ‘tho chaiked up a stiri Of Serr | Deiusi Barnet: ' 5.00; *Trashery .. ut layhap 2 aE tae we nga Recount . éle ; ).80 etbal! eliminatton tournament wil} ‘nd., and Eddie Shea of Ch i Horse. Weight Jockey. successive kayo victories im UMA fsundrae also ran... ot en | Ae ee ee io | Ctlila’s Play ©...108 Slice 111 Fre SS in Ricky Me ! | oe played next Monday when Kings- | ‘Op place on Jim Mullen’s rent Almadel ........117......L. Pichon |tour poxing competition a year ago —— . reo ar 3 “drish Ml hittl Visit ; Teater 105 | fal hizaway mane Sone and Third at the Colfseum Feb. 24. | Arabian 1 4 dD Frocgnatte , ad ‘ . ell a ae | Los FIFTH RAC e—Put ° y: Flantiat npiave | hird nited ‘a ea 16 rounds at 149 poun ig , Sng = i ey ) Sa “Rig Saetidd : . = 2 > fj yhter Tinnetts pia - | *silve ine. r Star G and Purse, 3-year-olds and up, on af. Thre yy n 3 Comrade .2as. . . Maroue a p Aske pee e bUO ADA Li, ; ” ne iR é: 2° . vs 8 , . ating — = . orn —_—— . 35 - -7 ] . . } Va n ri ‘ " ° « ‘ es ~ 4 . ; is h robably “ ill ne Se ni ; At Ha a. a 3 th ; : i aya | : ot ; y : | : 2 =. ; : = ; R : : * ° 7 in ie an om 4 | inst Windte Weather clear: track fast. } and up. five and one-half furlong | Canister acausr I oe ga aan fates” te “ Amber Goiaen Is ; ‘ : ‘Nie : ie natal ’ Liming wear Walter St lenis and Golden Nugget also . j n LI : ‘ ta feod Shepherd..392.....E. Benham cai | and Young netchel are! FIRST RACE—Five and onehal? fur-}| [{Testwood Boy ¢ Helen’« Rabe... 119... McAuliffe Billy Cain an yun on eligi fr a Vs | EA a we ) . Goan fron Mask I! pee men No bor 4 e pu chers bein r- consi j red ay \¢ 7 " . : . : : aoe e | Endman fn , ret rie ’ vis a ] I ith _— | STOM CH =e . TE sel meee, oe Sonn Peins oom Nelson (reer: get RE | Soames SSS HRS pany GS Sie Mei TAP panteas |... 10 |g SEVEN my Soe a | ACH—KIDNEYS—HEART—=LIVEMe: King Nadi... ° ‘ e MeCor K .? che!) Saimin Nelson ; rs i ' hy F *, . : » | ' al : ’ i cp ; fc thr i — ; Ps 7 . i . =OD > ° i j i .) ’ ii lé tft 2 ; “ ‘ a : "a , mie. a) . - add eee 2 Ue | . . ' ’ +4 Ne Regrets . ..J. Smith ‘credited with two cecisions Ragone ANE a O88 nat Ty “Ut obs ein . oy 1 f Kum On 1 { eiGatn RAC we Netpade 5 mile: Prickiy Heat....111.........No boy | Ketchel i Fast si sonrests JFIOT ivr. Plaid (Hardy) 5 heooke Maaan 2 ae olds and up. six fur-| Cave Woman ...105 Fleetwond 100 Buddy Braonig Re behest $40 3 80 Superfrank -.21%........L, Uang +o the latter’s setto with Nelson. {Yop Lady (Horvath? . . & ren | longs ee co | eRabbline 04 | Second 't m2 _ ee 3.8 Pal ~d J ~~. _ . be > > sae ‘ ° Fe he nm : Thaw Nia Tm s wat ‘ ys . ve **-e . ‘° + eves coe 0 0OSS.E ot San i Porgy Oe re Time—-26.1 Bitter Sweet. Robin Melk hime: i:0 Antimony Hoi ong eo seat VSG one is. eee. = ie : , or es eee am, Bill Baily. Halgarth Hill and Waste a 2 . : - - Se was Cf RO oa 6 4 ae Boggs cp tte 2 time. rs : Saree GAR. siak Vata acer oe mr > as ey - 5 oe a. Se oi Aa r Dee ei deo ientny ior a et * aes bine m4 (ae ‘ ae ng i the Pa: Aah oY ie ataganen Pt way Eee onl ecko ae TRE od Oe ATS OT MR TES AP BLO IR ERE PAID al ee - 0% j nae Pb eas pes Ar wpa el IANPETER co pnanteneiy MALT IRG ee es These are the vital organs, the them to their former ste abiding places of good health, yet Drink lots of water and the vulnerable spots where dis- regularly the world eases most frequently start and diuretic stimulant—Geld where suffering haariem al @ = a — Keep these sen- MAARLEM OIL FT lg Pity : ,@t) ran. Salli te . 2 ys Pde ese eter A ae a ; ame 'fiminary attr :' : | Provide four preiiminary attrac { iys) ary F Robert Atador + ee — ms " a8 ariesetta to hE | ful Girl also ran POLICE NEEDED IN tions of the four-round variety, c. | Hughie Man in, So n's Favor o Tran od Gh. can tile | aoa eg res Reinga dn Aes oe NINTH RACE—Fut on: ICE HOCKEY GAME |-sraing to Tippetts. who stated tha:| THIRD RACE—Five and one-hait tur-| Thelunde *.os 110 stipe 103 | Happs | Destiny Bo $00 30 Me Beedintee Srean vat he is considering f these rc ae Oe ae al *¥ ‘atch The ee GOL NPFERG AND AL FANO By “+4 et as bbe began 350 WINDSOR, Ontario, Feb. 16.—Tne /bouts are. Bruno Ki: kay | Carrie Belle (Skyrm) ... .. a. i4t | ee es | ae ime—:28'3 Morar Knocklofty, Pear! Tt fC APSULES | Detroit C: ugars got all the b ake |} Palmer, Paul Lang Sammy |* yt ne. Lm 4-5 ty irat Ui? | olds and up, ome mile and 50 yards. IN AIN FOR BOUT ON “ derat bog T el ong sitive organs 0 Sede ob and a 5 to ! vietory over Toro! >in Sch .pemann, atherweight ime oT erurn, § | ablo. ie. ae vq tte ee RAST SIDE er TENTH RACE—One-quarter mile hur healthy, function- Fully a National League hoc key came Charlies Theo dore and Jack Sulli en in iffney Ja! also ran he ‘ ° ' f —" 4 , s as ; s ee die: free] and nat- Leok fer the name Gold Medal on the . ‘Che > ; iy eae : : TOU " ernoor leg BO¥...sseeeee. F740 3.80 2.20 | ing y blue and gold box. Accept no substitute as t de. --. 420 220) grally. Restore au test-class druggists, 360, 750, $1.50 here iast night A policeman had | welterweights, . sonzales! vasquegz .... ' “guilted ! ~ (vor t Am AAA, ‘ te ‘ - ~~ r , . ‘* : 4 to pry apart Daily of Toronto and _ “Ratt} - i AVANA SC R. AT "HES ae destin ;, ZA 7 Will Pf me fim CTN4 touches on - 2 p ' and e attiinkg AXt Heavy- | ns ne al . , Papoose ba . Qu Eom. as a: m ine‘ a ae ts eat. of Detroit after they engaged ;AnG -O g is Se ee te ee | eee Hich Skip ...110 | the traini nctivities of Eddie] Time—:29 Red Leaf. Alice Blitz in a fight In the peralty box werg Dts. : Zazle and Battles Misfortune also " : i ened tina etait ie a ’ ater, + ore : - 4 ee ’ “y rs » ry I ‘ , : "ar : Lal 37 = ‘eo r i or a | | Deer, Golden I Sir Glenn. AT MIAMI rt. Louis , r i Qy se age | “Ss Awe! Ths ys tar tah . - ’ 1 eT #¢7 Porno ny? the 4 r "Sal 4iza LON Le a hl le N ; : i i i al aa i t ai & Ym a — "tT? >; . ; y f | ; : 4 2 . -* é ° ¥ t a mus € : ; Weather « ‘lear; track fast. LC MissOL PIRST i AC b— ee furlongs a ~ Fl Kc \ me: First race. $1300. maiden ftlli We ia oe Pa: ine Eanes eek erate ' mares. j-year-oida and up. six furlongs C f ep At New Orleans. (:lomous re | Simons Ki: se eived today a hat both are now B RE, LK I N G TH E | : aentie Ue a won, °*tte | under tl figure and that each wil} in = + ALL. OUR WORKK [8 GLAKANTEED £0 GIF J ' rn wert, SATISFACT'ON OK MONEY REFUNDED. NW \ Dil t ~ GiVE US 4 TRIAL AT YSOEK NEAT KREPAIL ; MERCHANTS TINE CO. PO WASHINGTON OPEN SENDAS MORNING TERR RRSON ozs} Lady In Blue, Mouli-e. Page; Tavior | Rule ‘Brittania | an @) ‘ i 2 ee ne ee eee om ‘ . orm : = a | Ind semifinal at 142 Je : ' é, ir : NUOTIC > TY 4% McCoy and local welterwe'!tghts as interesting as the : Even in horseshoe he Cc. F. Nelson an- ing thereare world’s rec- Bao: ay wea ‘kets have been placed on : ords. The best is 18 ring- a ries a Hoone | F ; CO aah eng Plena ys itn ers and 7 doubles in 20 ae rant and Loretta | MUS coe See eee and throws, made in Florida. ; : a 1O?1 Washinge- Pty pan Pt mw pen * ee SF SCR ‘SE he ~~ ~ me a) os ‘ ‘ “er 2 ¢ * nt ek bent ond pet eet ot Be “er sy > s ° ’ . o. ae Be ~~ oo © ot fm AYO 6 oe pe 7 5 * oS to accom- > ——— | HUDKINS, A WELTER, -KAYOES A MIDDLEWEIGHT ee tied 2 va This record, too, Sets Swin Record, / he Pa is unmatched! .enmcriate “oe ot el eh ek penne - ons leading. ‘ Quality did it and SW oS Sag hs Sa | Merman -...--110 *Sam Jon OS | sit oe is Wk Sate amen | , | arette rise to new fame or si quality is ee = OSS7 ex Se) eS Pia last 1 hy Willlam Sanford of] gis ye -_ into obscurity. But there’s one mann’s Han ade = RN BS Save’ i iio thle Yer. woe tere tee —and we know o other— in the lead. Smoke [> Sepke\Ss: > 2) Se CHRISTIAN BROTHERS i ae aiuie: dae Wit ae , that can claim pha tree two today and fin Re Fy Sa ee | aeeeeeeee wecmree IN [5-17 set tant year by Capt. Hawkine| | 20-year record: outforyourselfthe @natam iets) ">a: 0308 coe f Princeton oe y Sama er 5S. 65k SOCCER GAME, 1 TO 0. * genta sini ihdiinal teieiiabeci . Each year since 1906, Pied- | Christian Brothers High added an- | we sd team. 96 to| 6; the Eli ge > | mont has ranked — the , net vi snake t ™ string . Bocce { ! rh ' : iring 1 first and a | coy five best sellers—un uestioned Triumphs by beating McBride High , proof of its fine me low flavor Ld at Sherman Park yesterday. o 61 nee 3 mee i ie e way. Feb. 13 The ry ir mnersa ff in « 3 a? e, } y -— | ADVERTISEMENT . and the goodness ofi its straight eS s ? : ae , - ‘ yt ; pariors. M — es ae ee se : ' _—— setiianiilbiniiitainiaiasiai “ ; . : i= 2 ute : ; =* ns > fer} Murphy's perfect penalty kick bu : . : Virginia tobacce. .theave to Sunset Burial Parke ¢ ; rs wedi a inf . ” irther. scoring efforts were ato chiefly ‘by the good work of Giesler.| ‘tehin Annoy if McBride Rile ? TOR) Tks McPride showed better farm in the second half an had a chances ki leri to tle on a penalty \kick, but Do- ! ions herty’s boot was wida einsepenegnnesilintmntneinia ‘day Feb. 17 3997, | Apply Zemo. Healing Liquid, SCHAEFFER DEFEATS Easy to Use BROWN AT BILLIARDS) When applied as directed Zemo ef T. Schaeffer, 70. defeated G. H/| fectively and quickly stops [tching Rrown, 72, tn the “Perpetual Youth | 40d Beale Skin irritations Sores Note. With the sole ex- Barns, Wounds and Chafing Zemo| ception of our celebrated | Penetrates, cleanses and soothes the | Richmond Straight Cuts, (had a high run of nine. Prown was! meine na : Pa dependable, hea: Piedmont is the only Sjing liquid peg sag to use an “Virginia tobacco” pr tte ai ge) ey . : ; PETER HAUPTMANN Vex” =Hi shales nit wg toereg am PP AE AY Pe hy Milliiard tOUrnament at Peterson's | yesterday 48 to 18. The -witnner SRL ie bina ibialncpadllinge open ce uae BiB sie = PMG t bi " it iA De NOG. FH 2 ns aye S PA Sages Sea GAS Pca Tat iat as : yn age ae LMR eid, Lagan Reite. B3 peta eer ARS re Bas NS ty, SE Wei rye ane ae Rs | eee in oar oe bas ; OF

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. ‘ * _ 41.765 MOK, than the THREE other St. Louis Newspupers COMBINED = a eee — : 1 oe pooms s FOR RENT—South _ fre sa ali conven lence: ity; 0. GRand ait} HOUSEHOLD ee ae — | : Automobiles For Sale ‘iw . — “i day. week or pour. Cala sans ticki owssheeel eee Tinw Corenitaee (a4 ) ( 3 Sedans For oie : | SD PHONOGRA APHS BoM ASP Soa . 3707 —Lig ousek ee F GOODS ite, J nia we , Goaces KER E eS. Miscellaneous be sold at onee. Se i} with refine iy. Om ~y n > TD nousekeep! ae ee oe ————— : _ e . efore buvi ind take (i Bo eat and “phone ; "ado . 08 4-pe. 3 room Suite.$88-75 | | UNIVER Las | ‘s oth 1c choice: | SeeaseLL. 3644-—Ciean alt, heh +: 7 * Sent Sa nin: ae 343 &52.3 IS. bw et nach Poe aa Deke | — ST Hue -_ a tical P ; ; a ’ i ra . hs . » —— pt #10! az ery cheap . Lerms : carry our ne W-Car : tee. am tj | "Bi s eS | fii Fae 17 i - “rstian | ee ’ ~ . sao exposure: a “~v £42,014 AvUi VMUBILE want. Ads tast year HOUSEH' 7LD GOODS FOR SALE oR SALE we 4 O B i i iw SS « ass oc A U T O M O) BIL ES ’ ; ~~ v + a - se | . ; ‘ ; : ; ; ti o 4 ; 4 7 ; ih m _ ans é = Ae AR ge ys [ eee eer — Roamans om dgpetltone fae tor tg mln eibedoulk house keeping ap ae ny af 2333 (¢2) PLORA, cheerful, south- | _conyeniens 25% to 4050 Chassis For Sale | 95.25: Cartervilie district. $5 ber ton | hime privicges elvate, ie expo y_convenienc (078) er A eee aout er kK & eDilixg. for : Bink. rahee verha’ med ; * -9o¢g9..Furnished rooms. with yl COvfax SOLYW. fcemDi ; furnished reom \—Front 0 eel ~ Call at : mM (e8O) ces resonable: Mi : x 48- Fror ‘L connec ting howne- : Nh Y a hot Wamer reasonable. | ~()4_-Dandy ‘furnished front, | 460° Single ” ates a ft heated . ((( ink } are ; 4 te lean umn e ae ee ae ee : a —_—— - Q } : nt \tay LCAT \ ha . ws Ww E B E R {( | SSS —— r tet ey ? : : =e room: all conveniences, ‘$3. DO. tc) - ‘ ° ‘ . ‘ +} “a ° ~ : oe Neal! f irnished room 317 LOCUST » HORSES AND VEHICLES = 7"*..2°** °°, _ aa BR, 4300—Neaily | furnished | roos (if ‘ 4 ut > J ’ I a ry al ne . ; . “(04 nm SS —— oh M L S | $ A & ee eee For Sale oie et in fc -, a> ne ey = iia aa MAR. 4 $21 3 nnec tin “a “pooms for | — = rarigce. water and . - - fr : ing aii > > - 2 " ri HOUSEH’LD GOODS WANTED ©) | Sport Roadster, $150 Touring Gars For Sale __ RE ae, Lh ye RT LAOS Lc, tod, cela NoUeES DION plated’ a oe Furn. Houses & Flats For Sale | a 41. Post-T MULE 20: 1 race. 3 8 © wate! xcelient meal Bia Pie “IATE Second. not th: bright ROOM Ae Musical Instruction 3 coal v hart lot A RAwCKE i —-_ cee poor for 2: kifchen orivilerés. | boarding ESSONS—5! enta: ex- im Coa) ee Fe. vio et : p a Cult to Te) N oe ” a 5Ro7..-Fine housekeeping suite 11, furnt ahedt s ne week. tf +) 4607 —Housekeeging: ‘second 7; ice Ly furnipiad: range; rea- Repossessed as! cS) | ATWATER KE! $45: good condition. | ; ee Foard RIGHT. 5027-—Large rater, phone: | en Spe a4 —_—- P74 2 3 é PEs hus ar : “ i tenoes, not water, P one “oa _famil lv 4 =e ; 50: conven TH) ; itd sarge ; . wah, : * —a 6aas — ropt “connecting “bacae mn in every fre ‘ : ee iis ‘oni: $595- terms, trade. YAHI ing te songs. 230 ynch. nbo! . at # Serene —— . 6 tu ~~ 1-4 a = | family styte. n¢ 651, veel rooms, bath, electric, $6.50 week- paint is new. he a 3 ee orp. _ fogs 2 6) . N_ Grand. ; ‘ ; oe ae ' ¢ , cet power Cheap Et ‘ : wy y $ VS G. ‘ 4 . - aie oom t buy . Cres ; nites —s mrt : - ings ‘ 100 , A! AMY L132 ¢ — aS pia eee . = ==. - - = ot 34M, ie MOREST PARK. 4381—Reom, ‘Kichen. m. $9. mH . ‘eS ae. ms. Yer unaay , } u iad as ~~? e, ry ng aru! , K “Shea || f I eipas, ; = ; > G4: 417 Teont v : s o¢ ; ’ [ve i reo , ms {¢ . : , - "Arn 35 cast pen -c#nescayv : : oo | ; ert sae lon “A . een ne 2. 6107 6 00. urda¥ nit >] Easton a} | It S— e wil) se.) 2 limited 0 aaa > a bh Fo a — . RK $498—Roonis, housekeep- F + ‘wher ae 3 errs i. nor _— aS bea utfiu!l yinut console 5-tube radiog | ©-***4 be. Daw Rae >: | $4 up. DElmar 4258. cB) ant, hanicas:| trad =; DOU § ferson., (c572) Code ned rimils . moma ari bOr a} at man ufacrurer’ ce of $45 cash. oe ae ae Bi ARK 447 — Housexeeping is rea : (oe —_ on “i J ai . oS ‘ we “a i ROS atric > c ; ‘ ; 3 *) — o~ | iy nap m? ais AE ene we RUSE TL Ee age Gee es, az > a "i ‘ehpakiar Gane has, eT LC gta es aR sr ras : : ; —i 7 ee oe a _ a eee mane die . , ns. Exchange. 4 Easton 080) xylophone, piano, ban! in ukulele an ne ee monte Oe ee | plored, nn ¢ INTAIN. 495 51 Neal iy furnished” lien _Coupes For Sale 3 Sedans For ats , MORI T: “es =" ~ Piano ‘dion. Stilte do aLid~ ity Bi ‘g _ 10s por aha spre :. sens! Gos S400 EUCLID. 13 «— Nieely furnial — nguer keeping rooms, continuous hot ut $-" nger, in od 3 hye, ; i ~ , : room, housekeep- ! “ : en room ena § wie )223—Two housekeeping rooms ‘i oy ; HERSON,.. $232-— Nicely as - #4 Neatly fur nished rooms With boavd: private family. — J ccekeenping: adults only. €80) LERSON. 405 —Single, doubley4 - a good table; home like; reasemmme® ~- * INGTOO weall . irnished tr nt wt a SSSI UES IDE FA! _& SERS, aia men: c—_ INGTON ee c{{ LOOK! 5032-~-Front housekeeping, | . + ("Zz t i ‘ sr %@ fleer lieht rome: a Fe A Mii 7 T) D thjg— oom and b ty | man « ved: private West En : # inifei and 2 room suite " ¥ - + @ Swi i ~F j ra ‘ P . Sei ‘ , . = . " . . i ( \ a ae . . 9 : j 4 attr te, 7 : » ; . ‘. aie :; zs ee Wanted ne cin etl weal a : oe ] SALLI LLDDLDDDDSDLLSDA,| 2254 |8. Jeffereon ira ae. eter light bousekeeving: also ee | et ; Yow r* _ a eae ae - + FS eee J i ane vist x: > = 2D i, — _ bo | } ee Mie. Ree RL Seay ~~ __ és - ee “ght a REE OSSk SSE i ¢ Al 9 AFTER } M.. Po Bs exce! lent meals. good ; oor) 7s ar sy er s&s Min? a + Fahmaom pe ~ ~ J ot ; Fy Bt oes ‘cane Bk a ~ — tH ar fond S| eon St ites Phd were rs emerge mee Tie od Re oe lesa Bane verviente S ; : : Honsekeeping alecping bargain. “Call Ne —_—— a 2 cor or and 515 Franklin.(cd7x) Ley > pn nts —_ wn ELL 3H) toom in owner's home. ; = = : ne reasona? le x so? First floor east: 2) | Ww : oe £ & # > ee i Sai: na TP athens © Bh ee Mouble rooms: new ad 7 good nicepuaiennias eee me lLarsve room ahed: garaze rtably tice tee st ation: mOnven-~ ao ‘4 ~d f oor sleeving yf next beaut tifulls furnished; te6) P] A Ni Ss FOR REN = i : 7 RENT - : , at ) = conv - roe. » — paneer | te FOR PHEKSON, 4231—Furnished room; em )) | } , \i—be ,. turn ished: / oOFyed prer : “erinee famiiry. c100) gentieman. y 3317%. a PHE “DTS i sleeping LOOM—PFor 2: cory: pity; BEEDOTCh for vou n each (80) ne Dim PTR ee PH £ Neautiful, newly fur. Riahe.' ‘ (c8Or yee cae A Bic hiss : , 1” “ —_ ' ; + ? at | }h) Saal ake SESS ayo ae m — eP tit RSON Small. newly papered GAS AND COAL LANG wy Layee lias tf 4 : , en i sia awe A Sy i & i if AAC lid iu ; > A. Sila ee ae iO OO fii sa ie He - 7 — - ~ . aS ~O4 é — "tds Ts Oy untung water: $4 je nis bs r T? : | | ai) : . , : crt, 72 ST : a = ae : ' bt ; - 7 : e= . » $. ‘ ‘ - . i . oe Wr : \ as , a] ‘ . | Att - ** ))) a - ~ an , 4°40 ‘ = all Soaiia's 1810 Chouiest eee eee) , Rua enteed: 12 E lve suid dependable teed | gpoiat Hke Rew. fully equipped: paltoon | 4 ae Ae Nh 18 Oliv ) TYPEWRITER AND ADDING | —_—Gen A RIEL SON. 4740 Goaeeeeee 3 " mm Deut orice ' - F ave ' mecha alls ton ; hearst ext ik 6 . an mix YS # ! ' ie ee ee _For Sale ee 5 —- ne cena — oF 45% ol Nicely furnished, D 1 Dakine al as mE oven § Bring at is! ; >" ; ; , tern 906 S. Js 3a PLAY] [AN note ma! . AT. DING©6~«CMM prroueh 50 mone Ss ~~ an Cléan } ‘pint roorme, together of amie and reconditioned depart aren : ‘ ce bench and r cost new mv j : ana . A’ an: ee oma parnt: ) Time parm rf ¥ ~ ~ ott — Ni g = HE LLRU NG & G RIMM 7 | ‘ 6 Cher: TOR) ¢ i} rei ts ’ nth : ? ‘ £ © \} rr napered apartment. == ft: : J ceed _ eo-s. Regen . = . he ' vy. Tiltor rd ~ pang Soegaeh yo Sag es ga z. Aa ER-PIA NO a7, Uis Wee @ UO oN iat — “s pie at one poetic Ae 62. . S et ie y furnished Le * f - = eee aaa eg ae "¢ vr ‘ ; " : wee - ' , Leas ¥{ t etnies ee —- router ee as te. ie ae Sa ORS 0 qt ent eet gd AO on cases eile Cpe Be ae 3 tops ccd a ‘208? ees “ Pees Miva) Aeag el = Bg) esata dam qptile ps aM me ois . ae + er - A ON OO eS A Et ate FA or two girls. couple; ivat é , ' ¥ { c - 2) ; : j " " a AP ase . oo - y vey ' . oe es | )) Wisibisins : :' signe : ecail ae > rth ) SHLH eats ‘i T.ATh 2 *Yisht na, : ; oY a: ede 9000. | ‘aay | Automobile Loans ‘ ) a few hund miles, eed Om ag ) sale, = MACHINERY | ME iss "tl E unecting Tommie a Iie TIVING Ro SUITE — =. verstuffe wanr, -— reer GS : - . rs ' : , = a . } c J 5 xi ! rhs : , A ‘ : phi 2 mee , 2 - a - tor pelle, ; : LL00F, urnhacée eat. lampe @x1° r —_ A S311 Te xaa i , 7 oy ; on ' : Con S i” pu . j | f \ : ) ff ip ) 7 ‘ @tey? ; Mg ~ ‘ t i ’ | i \ . : For Sale * 4 _ a. 1910 —Roeom . ee ; fomeZ) rVT wi} ROOM son ‘:. 4 t. nick *rcorr ~~ =“ — : . - ‘ ia , \ i , EN ey) play "} . . ey oth : ' | a on oe aw i ey ie 2. } ' A = es — ; _ . ot ~ — PRE : . tackiaceinat Gama pee Ae ; ad , , ho Zeng a ?.. Al OAmMe: auros refi “ed ! a Ch 2 ner" : . : i : } ; . > | a at | ' ma —_ -— - | Bh. Ree Z gg whe davene* = ats a. TY att new ; - id ueht: - 1444 Pa st ' Uy s ; o . mm c , : 5 ° a cna : } = ‘ , ‘ ; ‘ . merry, , ae , Ts Far a § mT ve > 4 - oe a o ht neatly furuished' low prices L, HH SB. i4th if as be aoe (oR) | Pw St St . 1 edu : , g , 2 i“ » ee OANA at i SA ne ¥ mesg an ee he room 3 net st ' tc) - Soe *,, ; - > _ , om o 7 , , . j ' 1) Ls ~~ ih \ ij ' } 7 _ , ' The ‘} i. : $i} Marne , - : , LIVING ROOM @pr Sf: 34 75 3 -PIES ES Tick INENTIAL Att t ' 1h AVY \) f= ie - . ~ roSsMe Ee . enger oring irs? 4) jt} ry h , + ne . 2680 Chippews nee ee | am TOR. , 7] wi; “arias oceania ‘aree, 3 ¥ — a H454w SAK} L reap ky & i* a. FS K . k . — ' it rey I ; , : eri . > ! ) — em —- Ee Am Otay sla fl infin site ~ i i ' : ; ; . j ; » * is i ° : . + = mo r > . , : ~ al _ 4 ~~ a at 4 _— . . . : Q ‘ ; wth ad ‘ oN ae nn ————— ea —_— eo : j P ; ix sé “ . ’ lo f : a“ r : ‘ t he is Ker ithe ae BOU IRAST CO! .NE AND MAR 1} patrick } inance ( OO. 2% mtiona upes offered \) ag OP oa “Ts ane - ae n fine 7 ir om aa) ia oe me 29 rivet en —— — a ~ new furnished. PArkview 4908- KET, 26, a N. + a i :, Tian LAT =" (ft or rie a cory 7 \ wey tar a ~ ‘ ~ eo for ervies , o : “ey Cyt. >>) 7 ‘ > is til . enon & : 243T "J *s tel ry | Ai ‘ na Lusi ed Al ? [ . , 4 , ‘ ‘ }}} " A. } bs Fas vate tary. , yy : VING - O be me yea : old nn That yi c j oO of $ \\ ney yee a ; : ‘ ia big : west of ia "on ae . arming, large south fron several davenetic u od — eee} i MK — ; hy he ae oy wrens ; PaIGke 6 Dakwe ny rima! df, , = aaa ae , b. | pas . tet ' nartrment: refined . oe -~ auction Thursday a MITE ow 7 4 ALE I di oo —> iii agg svctein . ; olen? w tires. ' )) "7 may ' paBAA SS }) Mankea ANG Mista POSE Ses : - se , 79473 (o74) | ; 5 rs bf \ f O : j | s? . p 4 j : 4 . 4 .. i 4? ws | ) ‘ ; & —) : ‘ E : Ss ; . ez | a f .} “wt ai ‘ ; 1 “a : 7 +i ‘ r 2 4 o : MAS J : p. Apply 2. . £ t iQ A is (a8) oa oe por : . ; - Ta , Ate * . 2 f us = — . E * Northwest ia . ' , Of tle ar twa nee MAYTAG. washe? e ¢ head G, ' - ‘ 8 » Wy MakL 1 Ptenhes OES Y, | le . > cha ce ; =e gard ' : a oom wilh So lern: neat ar: breakiast tf) VER 3 Ret Fr x “T—Ané rus — oe J GET. UR RATES >) Easy —. iy My Qe eda? ty} Panis ' + . , mati : : ga st. Aint Ps Hoe gaat: . - ra E ’ i 5454M,. : PRATUFFED SET—And ? os , ‘ ue ) 4 \ wih Used Auto Sales } cl a FP VETS DI ESHCeiy) Vez } LS Olive. Co te _ Be. sink $7. “Deinmes ana tab Shisbtty Used Furniture SSS, | 1 2700 LOCUST | MONAR: 12 ) = Lou a0 SSS HOTELS a ws | Savast cooaty Fiames SO: «prings, $2.50, extenaton | 19°6 I ( RD 7 : , R RQ = a d ' ‘ : | E su #E ILsic roe ' = J ew and Ale) FA‘ OTE. tg pe ee nam — : rz ~— - % ae t gentile: , veok) (ag) 2 9 mee cormbinnt : — } Gavenetia 18: ombinatie 3 _ “Tt! - : rm. . ; : : . 4 . : t ; BY ew: we've ge very dealer | VEBER LOR RANCH an sd bs ht ‘yi - “4 Gav. WeeKiy rai owe " eCep ing roo LeTy . wei: — as furnished { 4.50 day ren or’ tables $14 fi never chairs, $6.50 sii : CRNITURE FOR NBW.. Phone CEntral 7480 for appraiser, Aigo com me furntehers WALKER ARM rPONG H. PF. Co.. New Location 1809 Oltve eat {cS7) —_ = —_ 7 At Cr ION | “ mute ‘at fo : me fr = = | =7 : , =) Trucks For Sale n it} a . Guil ie ao reg YY: seis ach . poh ge ba 8 0 pie. = : s! onveniences: reasonable, tala! , 2. ! ? : , 4 Every Monday and Thureday ) ties paid o pur preset « a, ORs san | es ' ranv: RUPDY rod o's aa I . : 1A804.—-O-«d room with : 30 i ' gor” “ hs (ff BIG I SED) | er} : ’ ' ~ : . f ; B ' ; ; uple®. i » trTivat heme r week, (ic) 10 +f A. M At Iti } thy pD. ivrments . 4, sit ? 7 . é } ‘ , . " ’ . an ; . ‘ss ory } Z -*y Ai ‘ ‘ ‘ ' " s ‘ . . ey “* wees ode i : : sera } i 2 - . ‘ : , a F ‘ , ' . . yi} sta De 2 A] ’ cs i ; ; ‘ eX wr! . ae are 4 oi : Pl om ; enally we he it Furniture of ali Kinds ™ |) Ryorxthing private. Ne J SALE . 1 ) Pigs | KIM Sidney st. § Has fine tone and plays all ))| WILMAX HOTEL. 5017 Delmar: ian Dereane: Chegm, ane Riiehet rome teu rarage. f ac} ittle ; l¢ nr Mu ‘ rh 1 Pm ; ip? er pe 3) ; \» of ner Q if fe : =. ' wis Prins eye ‘ 3837 a. ; . “ : lee pit rooms ; | | SELKIRK, 1810 ¢ ‘houteau ee ee ee ) WILL BP A1 ‘BER'S SOUTH BRANCH pres Lh bargains; |, “aes 08 as ) | Vemences. low weekly rates. FOrest 7 ' up's emploved. aml Peet sineie and coub rest WTLS. + $6 , : ata | , ser RIE LING, & Jeli: : . } — het. IGHTEPNTH 8417 &—J mal comand we, 40144 Yieairable recom: es 3 ahem Finance Corp. bid Bray-] lambuex Ad i Nrdf> “wh fF; 7. river 3 me tO 2s tri keel " STA i* é ‘ > 7 POR! ( er ns r) lete x : , ti 5 * sie ’ Neatly . Farnished ef ficl aS SEE \) 1085 N. Grand Open TWO P. mu. Si) Motor Co Pe ee te en : : .bs and ¢ , is» wooder , {ff } Olive. : Skinke Permhing: ‘comf aes wee Housekeeping: epart: th one reer. $5 ev in tom fin i wie fC)N 65 . USEKESPING | to rhe e4 vr, | te ; . BTS . , A ‘ y .y2 AT ; P ; por Rees ST a pt ag : ee me .'¢ rus T th I A ric a! . tee ote ry e aMIvVa ‘ ee a . . eee eid. ‘y - = — - - ‘ esi i san wei ? “a . if f ™ ; * family of @. rn 2 }}) ' wis i and ” ro Baths BN 4%24—Room,. kitchenette, OO la gO ali ay a gt ag tn, nasil ay, itn nceilnaiias an AU Hp Re Sud ogierse: * ‘ ie ae “ Te Sete ad ath Ad a ee oe Settee tl tag ain. thai titanate yt gE ifm: ' ' . -aA€ i ss . tdi x ry P sia Sa 3 4 a Py 7 Roome furnished {i B1°7 TY MAR tt ropy - . 313} oh # TOLLETR Te re sry Tow ~ sc 4 = Pa eee Lee ee 'Y : Es ‘ . re 5 aia — ~ ; 4°° . Larve room and ; . he i; an - ter — 11. An ; : a" et iva ie IU I a ‘ ; . . ee agai > ad ~ gta ~ ° re 7. “oe . = “ ae "ey ae be ) : ; ree ong Sw -Ateageane i1G | The Largest aver Vie i4 in BL Loutls Lee b at de riedvee \ pit Th” . tm Go ' he = — ani vencemneee ——— 3) LJ N ELL P LAZ A Hi yj ke L aa fa a ao 1 water, fae range, ee 76) ' janitor pa = ato — u Saie Starts "EBER ey, ANC = bodr. “ay : a ation Ye ({ 3 | 4500 Lindell: a mfortabie winter home “s . a » eal aiNG*? WY 7577 adultes 7 aan a call nm . 1 : : te iry ft —e . “eek : ; ¢ ej ase , 4 r ~ -. };} + iatg 45. SO au Lira 3% ra té ~ . , ~ , > s' on, Sag a3 “ed . . By he 9 m » re] » oduding ee vering —_ | ie ? For Hire : " wie THURSDAY. 9 A. M : 7 on - | _ ) ; ek; : 1o hasale, ruxstecl axl i! i : wel roouis, ¢ od eais, att ve 1 ates, oi sandal nvenien = | D6 with nrivate bath housekeentn on ie OR TER ; FC _— mn dump trek De ® DAYS OF TERRIFIC SELLING LOOK fHAT’S HERE! bh $125 Saat the: unr A a tf ee c( GRAN! 457A : ea: 7 MAX Ge 80, 60, 80 PD SxS COMMDERED ff) Bor of oF Job Lindel 82513. Kim ee a ae ARE Ae . Sohneen Auta | 7 | | | ( BIL TM RE HOTEL lernan: references — SRINGTON 3519——Housekeeping reome | ____ )) weneral Hauling __ (c7@ in — —— a tt: Sena Noa -é ae: aa cies ae a utifnu!l mar. se: rl tt eome with bat? and $2.50) ‘ei . J send ene, rar em and eink, in nice Py . “h ’ ’ (t kA NID ; ; Thi pe” —s|:*Lde a BURGE. way 7" ta 2oee sneeiien a 2 = Pe te bee . -.e) y oe tarde eet pati 160 dar . wank i, oe op trig ' adi : TY ‘ , re mT.) | Con ' shia ‘ . Ky — ; a . — : er | 3 - | ema y ty emer pment |p y only $1 p |; ROOMS WITH BOARD—OITY (8) food eee 3, me, wean Maes if 4 : - Dow: 3 } ? ay: fi/ sa ; } , Pa nS ies . *) , ‘ Z a farn *2 NIVERS aT 240] Tu ‘ . ! 4 iad rf : Pe (cé) ‘ehar ine * mage vl . — ji B AR CQ. VIN ~ .T \ iM rs . . 4 x ii ROO M AND at A For ° girls or L 3 ‘5 5 " {FP} ry . of ys? . tg + . fwHOVveTierices - reasoneyi¢, | JORDAN—! wer dao : Or OLIV OTOR Rr OO’ Z } 7 -.S 7) ((¢ f?? Pi nat 36 arse —s er: ment vOre : os) , veh . TE =. -— scenaaineiaen : — a roux na Late [ $40: ‘ \ me 120 N ASH 4 Di rt oe OK ee —_ . apse y | ; ' | ren Ne LPs ; : ive | ii oS tent : iia ~~ t $1 OER —— ao 5*, «rom SER 3 bao? Sianie seen, apart: For Sale — Elegant 2 -plece Btudetakers; terms. Williams, 43290 tv ‘oupe See this bareai: “eed to , Se nl , oe owt ) n SS N . 6 Wb we ine? «Bey 4 : se ee _ win aleo « a, A Ahany G850% me ta 2 dir, ig oe! ne Cr neieting of . "Ss Mt nN Re +3 ? ; . i ‘ jee 4 * oi Yee SA05 ‘ ira? ‘ | } § Lae” ———— : . ’ A. 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res a fs] Pine? AT $ SELLING - x R RIFICE neo ai rer. Bpx Owner «> a5 oO TY preg er =f POOL. DIST RIE 4M i . cis S250 and OLL AND. Realtor. W Ebster 7592. ’ ai > atas Roos. Tow ET—8: 500 c ASH For Sale —- : —— ALMA. ALL ~-EDUCED gaju~ PRICE = oe Dime er AND WM. E. 148s OPPORTUNITY. ne ——— ee ee ee . te meg ct a tN Og Oy retin Nortnwest . + SG ALO} fiw iy ¥ rms ’ eee 5-reem ._ brick: i:oors: vaeant ef ‘Od cai: ¢ TO98R FLATS, AP’TM'’TS, FOR SALE ‘North RLALDINE, J00—TERMS BRAND-NEW BUNGALOW ash. i ~~ “FR: & ROOMS. TILE HAI TDWoUdD ; LCA GAR EDUCED $1000 OUMR SALE: PLAT POSSE S*, = _- *AT I JAR 7. INV. CO 7. ino? ST. LOUIS. ~\ Ca.. 3°? Sams = _SOLD—MAKE 1640-47 HEL! Eaaten MUST BE OFFER. 7 SIX. ROOM BRI ep Rit Ez $5300. gai M. AIN Northwest Thia SRTE 110 N s s>.8 CASH ALAw FOR $4500 COT h ed FFRBRLARY SNAP, \ S6000 BI Ni a “ 4 are Lows ‘5 . Tv) . ad ~ —_ Bungalows. Modern, Must Be somata . . ‘ . * 7 Sold to Satisfv Debts : r=. tile bat JOHN S. BLAKE & ae test REAT TOR _TYLER 0429.: ROOM FLAT. MAX G MAN RI SEE THIS—REAL BUY 4832 Cart * r r five ' POoOOm:.6 tr ociern ther * , = ae ‘1 ‘ & 34 4238-59. age. Must: be ecid.’ Terms KROKTE. 110 N &th. MAin 5716 KE NNERLY New 4-reom fram- low. well on pemerete founda ten. tiie bath . . Pre! , 4 basemen TOD AY’ S BARG AIN- built i nz«'!e hard- | £ ft furnace i hes be . fioers, ft me ha wr thAa ener 2D ** bee TORS. 805 Chest: ‘as | oi tes eTms. oy rt aR lia N. Ft ¥ ia bargain. iu 3 os. $ Jos. F fat 4 Trem! seam 2- path As "hk Mi | “Imn gt WM. E. W RISBERG, 20d “=. Grand. Fe KAKGAIN DUULBLE PRANK ‘SEBASTIAN a al . I | 4 st , ss Hi irtf ™ ~BAKGAIN SINGLE FLAT. 4 5 ’ rms mogerna ; iOTt 90x140; SEBASTIAN. Realto Harti ft _ et. / 007 493° ~FINEMAN. | i 4 danuyv iiat; hot-air heat, garage in exceiient & n- rt trade for bunga.ow; ry. us A/a \- - 4 4 Se gee: ee a ue + ee I een: —— _ » “~ Southwest rooms DEVONSHIRE 5 S308—7 rches; . Dickmana, 3125 =. Grand. . LAc. 0620 | * Paty * schools nd chu Ose to ae 5x! 4 25 Map! e wood )—7- reception hall: 3 race. arive. «a ©s08 N. Grand. Rc nce. } er A. ‘ png 32D F. Dic kmann, =. Grena. LAc. 0620 | HOLLY HILLS FLAT. . : eae OF . - IOs. J-) Wty ” - s as tou WwW ATSOND ROL KhE. _ RE FALTORS, 54 l a 2 it mala A iF ates BU Y—SINGLE Rl SSELL AV. e D So bath, ms . - ~ GOOD sa? ~ aang 4 elec- ’ , ak “FEDE RER REALTY CQ. ALI ay “BARGAINS. “HESE—MAKE s og ; Pas 9 ROOMS, BATA, FURNAC EL S42ra-0 ‘ 1.8 ‘ Dati : 3 Nes Derry terra ‘e°- ne’ $8300 3-35 Hoehbn inted. : varnished; gar min ° 2 a ee ee ee ol ie | ie ar SILVERBL ATT. '. Dickmann, 31° An 3 S. Grand. LAe. 0629 | “BI 7 KENSINGTON—S$82 250 ' Sy ' . rout - ‘ . - TSRETIO RT S10 aw) | tases: nice yard; $1 POXX RI SSELL B Li.» Baer 10 | CTICK Realtors, 82° ; our 4349 PAGE, ONLY | $650 CASH ¢ pa 4 : : ’ ‘Bid . fi; Porn aes det ri ‘ ‘ - men ¥? * ‘7 % 77 > ry 'E ' -~ ™ at | s Z' ' aia rfie!l la OFFER \ . ONC | Zi “ is ~ Or s. ‘ *; . _—- > me A * nn ~ DELMAR—BARGALN. | ‘ oe? re ~) 1fD . 4 - ~ & . ra ry a uy \ — as — DOUBLE FLAT OR TRADE s a: d Law-{ 58157 Enright z -~ ’ : AY Pr " fain 452%. a ~~» + , HOME and num- steam rhe sPOarate - ie > ay " ’ ©- + FINE FOR SALE wy 6 6€hr * . _ 4 a8 6 Chouteau. arly English Colonial Homes) &2 PORES IN- a: on R BE DS. BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE Central __ 4 3aG ee i a : lor casn OT take 25 8S. Grand. LAc. 6620! Ty LT6OR. after INVESTMENT RF NTS” F. Di SMALL kmann,. 2! HUME AND S. GRAND BL. TWO-STORY-AND-BASEMENT RF- INFORCED CONCRETE BUILDING. PRACTICALLY NEW. LARGE SHOW- ROOM. BUILDING 560x130; 13,000 SQUARE FEET FLOOR SPACE. SLITABLE FOR AUTOMOBILE PUk- POSES OR LIGHT MANUFACTCRING. SOUTHA MPT N DOT "BLE 1320 . B _ 1312 S. GRAND BL ONE-STORY BRICK BUILDING. STITABLE FOR ANY BUSINESS PT R- POSES. LOT 320x200. BLILDING 20x 160. FIFTEEN-FOOT ALLEY RUNS BETW EEN THESE. Bt IlLbD- INGS,. MAKING A GOOD DRIVEWAY. JAR ZE MSA, RE ALTOR., TVA F R 04°29. gn TAFSFE BUILDINGS ARE FOR SALE OR LEASE. INSPECT NOW AND CALL US FUR PRICE AND PAR- TICU LARS. ig: DIN BROS. R. E. 13 CHESTNU 7 Of. (cS: rents $2400 ta Py am wr « Fs “ ‘a strut ; =f FINANCIAL nd PERSONAL PROP'Y y palbek Lone core cae pevpie | 4 es if inlerewted in 5O weekly par- gopd loc ation. - ‘ ; e - m and KE LL LBL E- 11G N. 8th ‘ive. . Jeiiieres SHOP ae 3523 Deler. ateral, charge ver | SEAL TY SHOP—6 bouths: very secu makers, Cc S| ation: Seuth Side: cheai, —s 147i INDT vee Ad, LOAN CO.. «4 CLI ZANING AND TATORING—Ne Chestnut, Branches at Nugeate and |titiog: nice nelghbOeiaade iy lamont i isi” Tr aArtner: by ag t. ' TO LOAN ow ts $25 1 F two read CoO- Choutesu avg SALES C0. “ ~ MONEY | furnitu ire and SAME DAY Suess: ar A amount: rv. staener ‘Te 2901 OL IVE. MONEY TO Li YAN two co-makers. Re- is “Treru iaTiy out of RF 801. CoN F ECTIONERY , mar con- . (eB) | f ONE ECT ‘ d : renes NF i Ti nt: lateral - 1? mage At U TY "LOAN X’&, THR RIFT CO.. or with reason “4 ry ¥ Vesim ry 4 s: -,* r RET >»! on rove TTONER _ " yr trade for 4355A Shaw. FECT! ON ERY AS ‘( ail oc Fs at -~ ONERY—266 irtic*en, candy, th ‘ bese “pt ST. KI t Tuo ce. 144 Jefferson. "ft SS EN—Dr in F FECT! a MONEY IN 15 MINT DRY GOODS | ON FL RNITt — ATTOMUOUBILES. ble if sold at opee asy terms: t us. $21 N. Jefferson. | 306 Paes eS See: — —_— co i) i : Ds— Re uly-to- Qt CK MONEY | and general merchandise; Ire and POD ‘ { best location of TATION— Garages ye indell ‘PAY BACK LIKE Tt w $2 pay bi Mw, pay $735. pay Borrow $100, pay YAHLEM ph pny CORP. r “- $2 weekly {'\ caie- don't buy until you aaea $ 4 ray 34 weed. y fc} anata a iat lla lll clan alii aia sili ata aati aa a gt , tattle ae le GEO. M. COOPER. REAL TORS. Arti y- eer aN—City uick act icot. KEANY s “FRANKE, or fwiiniys : 10S « he«tnut romipi serv Lskalt R MONEY TO LOAN—City or eat rates: quick action. q;Ar Keane & Franke. count - kow- , , field 0-4. 1008 Chestnut ; Dp al ; MON KY —7 See - es i en rt ws « ent arTy i 3 Le west “o *S iH! LA clade 2440 SECOND DEEDS OF TRU ST We make and buy second and third derds of trust Quick action: reasonable rates GLICK. Realtors, 822 Chestnut. MAin 4182 ra? * Pb ne Licdei was CONFECTIONERY=OM. gaia hess: near school; ay. . 3 y. ’ ar a :. De » Net earnings of th ock. 77 in 1925 $ nie com parison abet. 009.000 OF GENERAL “OTOR SHARES OM MARKET | Wwui Be oe intfered at 9120—| proceeds @ luctrase Com-. | py's Werktng Capital. w YORKA, Fed. 16.—An een g25.000.000 in 7 per cent pre 4 stock for the General Motor soration will- be piaced on th get today by J. P. Morgan & Co proceeds will be used to in the company’s working cash gtoc ok. which represents the pub financing since 1926 be posse at $120 a share. eacnt issue brings the out preferred stock Of | the spany to a total of $134,000.- On this armount the ratio of nings jie estimated at more than times dividend requirements e corporation 1926 were $186.231.182, a new | » record, This the equivalent $21.80 per share of common and compares with $116,016. | vt $14 per share of) tock then outstanding tu | iff sts allowance is mad business the issuance of new shares inia cont snection with the acquisition of] Midwest washer Body in June, 1926, and ‘hy Reg: ) per cent stock dividend In Sep Lake E “unliff ¢ last / pri ident of tered itn & Cunliff an artif prove ow INRES Says His Obliga’ Nelson af Public before Coles y Urystal owes the William & Cun! (“unlit the WHIB liff Ce last twa’ carried ©& adins mon Dry Goods s Market Review. Lo ( Lets pees ur- Sean in Gite! — : he ae) \ugust, | corner No Need To |. Be Experiment | - —If ({ Constipated om noe rystal J onai n cash ¢« HERE are luring fads and fancies —but for safety’s sake, stick to co chet : iable old Beecham’s gentle laxative *°T*? of is, famous for nearly 100 years—| sort, Wa oved superior the world over. \' hase f Reocham’ s Pills give natural rélief '°* and om constipation and resultant bilious- | "°'*s ! 3EECHAM’S PILLS sick headache and iidigestion. tuggeste ompany Beecham's Pills scientifically cleanse! °°" bowels of poisonous oabbtentats| Crystal ‘ protecting you from the count. | dered to ills which result from clogged in-| The he nes. Beecham’s Pil!s are safe and sure— bit forming. For sale at drug. ores, everywhere. 25¢ and Soc. J Mr. HOUSAN DS of theater-goers arg rocked with laughter “Charley” Grapewin’s de- htful comedy acts. But few guessed that some of Mr. apewin's funniest scenes were yed while he was suffering jonies with stomach trouble. — playing in his well-known ‘The Awakening of Mr. Grapewin’s stomach buble became so bad that it hed as if he might have to quit ietage for atime. Fortunately, was induced to try Adlerika. ats were so good that he has er been without a bottle since. Surely is great,” he declares, be able to eat anything I want mout fear of gas or other stom- trouble.” . a as a pt oe ~~ ictal Ett: » i Intestinal Stasis’ - | 4 4 OMACH GAS. intiquatign ait Bioating, and other forms of mach and bowel trouble are a due to just one cause—Intes- tasis. This increasingly wmon disease, which is usually by improper food, lack of Cise, and other faults of mod-| life, is said to afflict three we out of every four. €stinal Stasis simply meams ad 2 slow movement of waste) & matter through the intestines. £1°°* of being promptly passed of the bowels, this wasts mat- femains many hours ar even goneet than it shoamld. It *tments, forms gas and poi- causes gas b ing, sour indigestion and sleepless- A Petron may have Intestinal ) and yet not he noticeably hed. The bowels may move Ut the movements are = ma Enough odd matter is | gas, hinder digestion onl "a the system. | Action Needed on. Both Bowels SEN ARY laxatives or note magnesia cannot give more te cyorary relief from Intes- Stasis or Gas. It can be permanently only by con- intestinal cleansing. 1) ~ rs < ‘

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a fake Bar % ee ee ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCE ___ WEDNESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 16, 1927 -ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH a €) a * PS ger ern Eos Se wr Atha ; aMingleg > orice: ne RAIL SHARES | » SHARES 2 ZS, Ww san TABLE SYMBOLS eD UTANGES. y — : TODAY'S NEW YOR® STOCK M at tee tank, Ee 1 CTH _NEW YORK E ' ‘ oe gi: iz Marta arms 4h aS aby De t.e 2 nIOO ae i ieee With 2.024 1606 4p. ¢. E40 in “A.” (0. L.) Odd *Increase. —Derrense. : yesterday, 2,906. 100 a week azo ‘one ly ; | ea stig ago, Bio ‘age to , o Be ( } O M P L E 4 E ) ah | | >) Jan. o date were | 2. shares . ; | . | ps nen “dd. + BY SPLUAL 455ULIALED PKESS WIRB ~ : siete ennned Se PDD OD ™ ot sales es lowest and ciesing . compared with 63,210, 00 4 D a year ago. PO LE el el el ah w _ cranes LL I +1927 Stoc ches and Annual! i i j ® , : the New Yort Stock Exchange t ' Wa iiker commor —m 39 omiited). ¢7 fT. 1927 {Stocks and annual! [jj Net 7 Wiocks and annual] jj‘ J_— 7 Net r Of LIS ei ¥ im Dollars i ai Close |Ch ge iMiv in UOilars jSalies, High. Low. | Close.jch ge, igi. Ww. cxe _~ gee ; , Puiias ws te i oe . ne ‘ Abitibi Pow & P Rs 5 Bs te , ziGul G&Ei Ff ne _& 100% 100 % 100 Se). oe 32 1 18 % iJords an Ey ar; r pe hes 3% Pub §$ w pi % (1142 es Ry Ns Un ; ' - bos ; , r ' ' ‘ bes | 7 vgiun > G&k as 5 , ' = 2 di Z J J an j . be . . . 4 C . 4 - | . . ; ‘ ‘ . 4 + : ; *. Py , Quotations on ail nited States 7 : 7 . | | a7 % Commeictal Cred 2 15%] 15% 13) ° % fy SE, | ad! cakes ite. tm fa) 405 *hie | $6 %| 41% Punta Ales: 44% 44 | 44, * 4 [oPSRECd ip inith ime tbirty-seconas of @ Cullar, that is, for i 0 : x ) 52% 3: Lal * =) 1 See Putin Sake 6 et Mk eG Co/ Sb |...) 1535.110% 19 iD , 7 at i# and Waltke @§ From Jan, 1 [to Ste sales were $564,243, Heavy Trading—Indus- | ':): "iAl Chalmers Mig 6 81% 91% 91%\— %| 754s) 69% Cons RE Cuva pf 6, 2) 705, 704, 704)...” | 23%! 2016 Lago Oi) & Trans B11G) 21%4| 21%i— %| 4642. 43% Reading 2d pid &{ 11 307 43) 2g 2 oe] ee yea: aco. and $588.165.000 two years ago “ he wri ather “| . ‘ ad a | : % : ce ee . gh ti 7 a gi | * 1; S 2 4 a a : > a oT ong mY ‘ lig 4 ‘ > . , | " ent ond half of On Be > ure. oe Pther. io vet 4 | ’ “ @ i iC enite: Ss ~- heated 37%! -Vitehn & Pink Pr 3 1 aR i 5%) 3B | 108 99 ikeia I i ", = 40% dd beeats . nd ae wom: o- Brown | . 4 GOV ERNMENT BONDS = trials More Unsettled. SOLE LOD AINE «UE Mi NERY NE UR este ie iit eee © OT RT NORRIE I gO ah me ahaha tite tenet eee ee LLL LECT NE LENE tnt ty tastings teeta tap: rer sw eee tee * BOY NES CR NER ydnornceagh, hb ney } ek oT plein "Steinem Eine, 7~ — si dite! dd SNES ipl ong or ee OF Gt hm we * ~~ @ ree ie ee agro ae Ppt es “? ; > m Co 7° ./101—14 11—15 1G1—14_ Lib ae 4% ° .. 108—9 103-—s8 103— we 22, 100-—19 9 100-19} * stock of the oo. 37-42 | 100—16. 100—16 100—16 | se.eee al - - 8 je 101—12.101—11 1014 = A s. ~ be f 103—26 103— 24 10324 103-30 iv} 3—30 103—30 110—30 110—29 110-39 "/1o—2e 110—26: Li O— 2S 106—21 ae "1086—13 —13 106—13 PORE IGN BONDS. Alp M Antiqua o snips Le | — = ; Sek i ; — . i iy teased Wire from the New Vork | Burenu of the Post-Dispatch wal 2 ~ gp irngmad>bhlassanmben eM, catia | coe : i ) 3 i 5 8B 5 ag o ive (G&W pid. a ’ ' § aR Mac rs ‘Trucks ~ Bact te pPieepind Reng ghee 2 , Delia & Hudson ; : , 19% ‘ - i , ' re : Ee” } ps M Cea gramenaei MA OE bry Bey” pag gesud Dt Gi he ctitye 4 he ee — - NEW SOURAK. Fei "ming Pust, Chdé FEU Be ~ = oo Bb. = Sa Seat Sumi = Wii soto hae Seip? ache eR ip Nettie eit: oe Ma tae: oer} me we to shares. tinued trading bine . patentee oe eee P , sedis ‘Kodak Sb . | s Masiiuanu A Bernt yi 3 SS 7, ~ : ae a2 > 2 "a ; 2 “Ges > - os ¥ ai ae are S : — i « bn PP PP >» b>» > » + OO hs ont tee P ~tesetet? At Sent » 4 > + ~ 30 13 8 back after a ign mand, however. aVirnces Were recorced terest Was aroused foreign securities Sponse to the easier Several Séemispeculative Obligations were in demand pathy with increased activit Stocks of this class. . 7 a Four Per cent Rate Restored. os iam Zine L& Sme' a1) 8% re iy ED ) at 1 “Restoration of ihe 4 per cent | Pt “ir ose =| 46% aR) : sa 39 Tr 3 2 41%. a ees - eta aa / oh ’ . Rf Ssa8h—2 gen TTT eee, te re Fie Fp | a [~4 3 * me AS ie pert g8eaessseer ~*~ | § Bit BOP Spey . «4 Pus sy 26 : f'se 49./101 10] ad 161 * 100 100 joe 10 | 99%; oe% 103% 103% 1eg4, io4 meee SOS wt hag rf a es wi ie » 35 .g35e~ ts ea EEXEY 42 : 2 F eh eRe “9 em iter RED she Rey AR ing Rea aR pig: cae alien: vor +e Leas i Nt ke a lt et ; rete; O22, > 7% Gay 4" es oe. | i Setididel Sal inehddaaiiahs eine “GT L, Che + eit . _— e+ Se Ss Dew e nn : Set rate {or cai! ivans appeared to a stimulating influence on specu- lative enthusiasm. especially in the railroad shares A wide variety of stocke in the carrier group forged | ahead idily in active trading |: pew Atl Coast TL itt FMS) 2 | LST. Most interest was oe to ‘thes | ee | ee pee ; BOM (—1ty | i Fidel Phen F Ine ; ~ he Ee 7 | lines most frequently mentioned tn / 11° 5% At) Refinine nfa @ ) 16% 1] | ‘ . | es 13) 1: | | Ba sh Rex i 40%) 44 $0 : 2 ee ea oes 5% ' Re ng pf ‘ } 1163 eS 2 | | 2 § ; ; ~4 ba ers : {3 28 3 L tt) Tex ( pI ; t Setetngs 2~ 2 se 2% : | Brown ‘Recnn Denial, “gs ~~ wre G+) fo Gans ago! Paget See ee ee ee ee "e fags T* 104% '104 ne tats OG %y S| 9} ~ > er > SS: gee gas pi St a a a: “ash Moetors Hi eos as sets iy > eee i Fei Oe SA tle atti tt ets Wy 7 Se hee | “ a5 aka “ NE A tO lt wie ea 4 Bi, eee ee ee *% OS OF OR te HE eb i , _—* we : "202 Gt 0 an ws ae co Lao ~ - ; > 50 I %s ) oy % | ; ,*4 bw 211005, 100 *, ., 8 S ty) Be*, 11 (100% 161 any 101% Tei * +% is While Kansas Cit wnuthern. tr ; . ‘ Pacifie and others pointed to high : ~wamnts ~ at ‘te te , | : : Fre : | $ + . er ieveis La + atte rae bp Hey Bia 1 ¢ A pdiae- ts tng P back, however, r | 4° z 1 n FE é 3 Ter 113 } %, uw | Pom N FY od ti ed “4 ‘a! Baz & er 7 4014; 4 2 ye : : nee atea LZ... oped activity : Fa eo gio 19%!) 48561 4925) PE Soa ue car ce Gata ee eee eel a Ely & Walker DG Ist pf Outside of “{u 2 10 67 os! ats, Was some dustrial groups sh ng to sag under ren Ss sure. 0 . fete + w= . . . ‘ ~ —~ eh td a 19 Bis ose ed - . J i) — a Yh % SOON AA NRA: RU ER to a a ool eS tiae * ae ae ip a ‘tite 7 ete «© e® @ @ © © & © ~~ ot > Dw is 5 ™ a SOS ERE Bats RRC iie Aa a Mao» owe a hoe Ave tap te Le TS IEE eae ONe na x se tact ct tet a ~~ Sg wre me tt Cs ee SS eS tee . a Braggir sini ee ings FS nen sno Sty Se, of Sahay ave, a eo kee ee ee EORELE RARER ttre & 4 PE PEPPER EE CLE - : ~ #2 Bee .& «we — Oke me rod = = eae 523 Industrials Crregular. > Py — - x ; = a. . 4 ‘* am Gat’ @ 4 % 42 108% LEK ‘1408 ae bee 108 “Lee 10% 100% TON ports } 7 * * > . OBR ties pager lla . . . ” : te. = .¥. — 7 ='sid aw * e fe, ° Ah i — oz % lore, 1% 014 tt’ Luh 4, 1@S Le 105% oA % (291 % Bsc - de Wat @!' industry ers made to motor cat news in the thape of sc: estimates of eduction Increases | and unfavorable comment on aup: j Piles failed to chock Speculation for the advan ‘nm some of the re- cently %& tive shares of the group Several new hichs were reached in | heavy trading I> dustrials and | Spectaities were irregular few wide movemente - Scattered nartse of th. soared to another new penk. on the other hand Ameriesn W oc @n issues were heavy . . Fr SB 110-18 190 2 20 From Le Se Cnatuh? ‘Sy : NAAR 0 NEB Bihay PLY ee earn nen . aes eat ;/* ‘2 wU4eaRE yz aS Seton, Og PRT (8 Pigg he Pa ee Se ee ee WAS ee $ + May, 1% Pe . i? ot ee OG oa seo Ah Ae hey set ¥ % aes: pian 4 POON mes BS 4 2 * Oe gt Hews PVE I I NN RS sn ogee 8 a SLRS Re aa ITD, 2 a ’ Sneed ee PRES Bros Rl gap ri PRE as gener PROP aa ferns Soe 3 / * at ae : . Iting ~ a fractional decline in =m is | toe ta ~ sali scananen > = Bas : ; "3 2 : s. ot = Lol Ne features of the foreic - ra Ah P 8 pect pfd 6 2 Ls 1 , “er NEW YORK. Feb. 16.—Kan Ge. ‘oe sci oe Be . ; nN ex hange mie » ae te : : : * . 7 “ ' ‘ hen t "3 rer? > eae . > ¢ oe t cee 6 *, “etd “ Sterling eased off frac ty, “oe derek a -7 luo si . ; Combu tng 2) 23 51 > 92 1 ) (Pier irr q] : : Netherlands @ 103% 308% sawn a While lire received firm / a RFR Racy . - : f 2 ee | Sst ; Aa H Fr io 1? 1g (1601 % 3 Pier C ese | er 2 ; 9 ;t hite & : " . se ty 5s ——e + 103% apport Argentine rates) were} 36%) 31% Chile € : , ey, 6 eee ae ae ee ee ret ete ol ee, ; Seer etroteum | 3%! 3? ae iy | ; 3g Wicks; “tts : 4 13 7 i : . fo “By 65. ome : | again lifte? to a new high level for| 1 ie BECo ~ on a : : Ad os tan og ! vf Dige ior ae wie e va 6 HV 143 14 ER: 149% -%} 2 1, (Willys Overland) .{ 85) 22% 212 |, ; orway 6 32 rote 101 % lone is sear. aul ne? hryster Corn 3 | $20 1 “" yee 3 larine. . . , rR | A ——_ Cereal ' | (OR O7%! Oo Ly a} ;, ; “+ ibe 4 BEL! SYSTEM 1O1S& 105%. 10m ; ‘ i . ’ ~~ ? a : , : . 4 P : : eeé >” a > ; . ‘ ~. Z * P > ~- I ’ 5 t 4 ' . un | 1 ' ; ; : : $3 ’ ‘3 Ss eae ) : a iieaeiags | GS: iain woud ? : + + | Ty) Bt Ph 1 Steel Ca 4) 5 52 i 3 41 id's Fils : : 435%) 13 152 150th Soma Pe ad + ie 102% | Po | . ? a ry oe $ > ; " , yi ” ; ; | i “te; * i r 3 : 2 i an | : = - : ai iy ; : 2e - : oets a | outrine Sak 00 Del irs “and T “Rega. of French Bill«. SE capper ee ee 2B 7 id e ~_ * 2 he : 44 11 a 108 % eta 08a log kh tra a ce 9 4 be Gt Gs ge ws eal aed Oe ee wd | or cent loan Pion aoe 4 ter rer, 2059 Sie nics nS ee Pe ek ae lee a ene TURPENTINE, FLAY. LINSEED Fe - . le fe oa » mer ounce m “ rates. sheort three monthe’ Pe D wo Ge nk Os oe ee ty > *. a cog ao ~~ me 2 ’ > Sarre! a ioT Taw > “@ Se A eater a mo URE Mexican do! lare 43% | banda += \ : all m . ni ‘ , , ' é ar * te ‘ ‘ ’ : ad i , ; ry t t . > ns t : ; . : = : We CE Sry » Mag. 3; sag % Loe e ~ 2. New York Sugar. FREIGHT LOACINGS SHOW NEW YORK. Fel. :4—The raw en nm _ rar market Was quiet and in aheence of bra: : = wenia, OF “519 } nm ie ext toe ' Des rices were _— Sanced at 4 B3ec for — age phot AGO); > ivr : . 7 29 So act ' ‘ ; “ i “ sila “a ae ; 4 fentinge: European demand in « iN ab , Lo m1 ) ame os she ha Hint Indiana weil oc oi stime cif 6 SROms 6.05 | cot, : “a 1 Oe? A 160% for taw eupar “Teated @ firmer tit n : r he Rd o pecial to the Phret Diene a ae (3.2 “Ji SO 11 3 ’ gre Ba cvs Rte 3 rn , : y Oi FIDELITY MEANS Ke PIN was : . c = 5 Per -i R AMy tite raw @ic ar f utcre. at ft rer} and ¢ sa : S " ts aio a “ - . — ew S wis Se ¢4 on Ati « ~~ af Lt tr 4 lies tel eee me \ pha A ae that the — Corr mn ‘paton HOST Doate *” time fa firrn mit re orer ' pa , . doin ts deme of = _— the ~ at — ast voir “Sey Ones ever the ae wens oa. : #3 mide ¢@ , Macha of Cuba fre rete Gr ra? orodc Mes ' : : , ’ , . = ' sate, with trade and lin commend - incre “se 0 1 3480 Cte 48.174 cars “— : ~ ant Ele WEI ay Be: i | a mae 4 nol : ' 3 Federa: | a ) Seek cae es | ese Mey leit 1350 aan ie GLI Ey [cetaceans MM, Solared today she aie hate, foe tA. G. Edwards & Son, | ea! sare Boots, at - racy n mar et ream yf an ' 4 . | 3 2 : en he CoOrmmon cK . Dake: 1 “™ ! ; se . ir f i » + e. tate at « wee SSE seve ont Gnd 2 00 a torre atten | Beit aad HEA | siege ce coe cee! MEW YORK UBER PRICES Sg ty Sey meee D which ran Dotted im refined encar |] ..2 a hendise and ieee carload P 5.3 tend o} 00 nr hie Ms ee oe : she : q : ine 6 M ‘ fine eranniates om SHSe to 6 O5e | ‘FE USi. an ipcrease | , | ~ + of reco : The teceias auarteric | Ww YORK Fen month 7 re ow! : : | embers buying eny —o Fw ae ateaday- arprnxim@e | 35 —— & Guwesee of NE 4 a . alll ) on the pret . alec wa : oh. M an _" : “f OF TP | Ping ge ining: 8 ase th ne New York Stock investigate the is “h. Bile hy eck. ay ery an —w of p Ost. ; addy March 3 ES : ts 6 wae $7144 279 } — | Sr. Louis Stock Exchange ' House Behind the Bonds : | : x, - ae we th . Chicago Stock Exchange ptem®er, 3.42¢: Le. ee Chicago Cotton Mark | ile tans et York Coff AGO Frh ita ates ; NEW YORK. d. . i RwUN exe , as follows: March. in Rte. tay. | No ‘4 No. ¥, ood °, 16 ne 18.—Spot esttm | na Jann Rah i te = - lowest_of ane tone | Chicage Bo | TAL eg ee 2 No. 6. ane mH Future ad. OES men aay. 18 Pete ints Gown: sales, €111:/ today ole 2 ) is | _Janaary Rubber Imports. [| ter sbbe@ ths ee ne jane. | ard of Trade NDS | camber, fe; ae msldditnn is tut: | 8287. Queations Good entinars: T4Et| NEW YORK wen 16 -—tneten a a he pow | BOND / MORTCAGE “nee 26.500. Gert. 11 53. 2.080; July, 12.18¢; ? middling. 14.7 ei eceipis, Sed; | 0%, Middling, 10.75¢: ‘midtiing 12.73e: | 7 seeaey semoeten fot gi nae! Sixten tn | tavorahin wont or ae tee be | | $10-12 Olive St. . nee gp a "ii a we; middling fair, |. cn 56 Oot teen et | mae em nam f the mwmer marret | | lame Olfice son « ; —. 5 14.00e, [cared with 38.697 tons in Januar ‘snen |™ none a my > attoum MA | , , ihe » Radbe ? Aanoctens 2 a of Pom nig oi 6 Benson 7% La ~A on or + ; Ain 3380 Ss Louts— Chir ago . ; R. ich matures Bext year. i’ & 3 > apts P deity he AR, ie Sea. RRM Re 2 4 ae So) oO B68 ASE ween Sito haere ¥.

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’ ST.LOUIS POST-DiSpaTcH "EN ARY 16,1997 ——STLOUIS POST-piSPaTcH ee een, 4 Creare, : es «(0U eee [ited Me Poxt-Dispaten NEW YORK, Feb. 16. | ees ee De found a —— Security. + High 7~ por ST. LOUTS STOCK ia és | a «™ as * - Oe ’ a ) = Ss Saies highest, ‘lowest and j , vo —— | ob OEP ep eeting 3 Bian of : sing pri —— —— = web. 16.—Hoyd. Weis tyme tbe New Yorl: Stock Exchange je coe = Sreded tn { RAILROAD BONDS. | y dea VOMNOB | sold lOnen. ao ' Sales being in £1000 lots | °8 ft ds “95> jul LOU % 101 ~ | “S Closing and previous Closing prices of : 4nd Nationa; Candy - | ~ Quotations on ail Uniteg | onic Ps tO 105 42/105% |New York Curb Exchange today: sane os Mocks erated ‘n on the INDE} . Olina initial ‘Pansactions Bad thirty-seconas of a dullar. iit onds are in dollars S48 ..| 04%) O24 | ; lots (00 omitted) or fraction Ok! éxan Ppa sce, in 100-share | -— ~~ ENDENT OLLs. | DOMESTIC BONDS | (MOMENI tuabw ic Ke i “9 z= * « ~ th ; .s se on . = , . 5 “ : ‘ ae iii . ; 4 ’ ’ . tees - on 4 ance, qa Sale Printed . 10 116 Sales of Which are in full, While von oa Pt in Standard Oi] Shares, “dai Syy, ii, i % I 70 Set Gece te oe , i— ~~ isp a MeN&L 7104 14 Te . Po SwAl oN } oe ? ' | . Wis tong ai ir 4 88 Ce ~ _ 4 * P : ‘ 4 . > > * he ten fete ; au ina rket toda a: Y ger 4 er . meets means $99 and ¢ venty-four thirty r ¥-Seconds Ofaec | , -Ollar, ang not Loni 7a wil 4 be a —+—____ Seek Special to the Post-Dispatch NEW YORK. Feb. 16.— Follow ft é , ; ; rte. g “lew Mer uri “ ‘ rity titer fase ih ("hs . — —. é : ; SA See “ee Ul its eal ry i we ae . i« : . : ' ee. tae Mien | Loe ( em! Chee 3 vue COMPLETE) || NEW ~ORK CURB TRANSACT.ONS | COMPLETE) [Close Ge die, . es —— TO bn _~ Mm » me Ne WEY * ‘- we ~~ OO me lS * ~ — -— cteteees a a a ee - . j Prey ; 3 ae ‘lowe. | ~~ } & - | . Sere , j pe } & rev Siettiiestinnadnee jie. ee Hilseh Low ‘ (age "hme INDUS TRIALS. | (NDUSTRIALS & Cohen pre o nod |Omitted): A . is an a —-" 4 etn Maran at | Gee 7"! sales today were $11.33 7,000, against $11 485.0 Way. $14,440,000 a weekiago, $11. 785,000 a year ago ‘and ie * Appl ~ ag Hy hi Gong ee FORKIGN BON Ds " > : 7 é 00 va P a i; &Y i _ “ ' ; * : lw iw Baden , lias 100 % 1a luws i‘. oy; ™ : ~~ © de or “~' - ~ ; 4 i a Sales. Secur: ty | High} Low. | Close | ret iA US 1 Tod w “% Am Arch Co lua 4 AEBrBo,y E!]F Skouras 45 > “dently, Conso}; as tS 41) if and w; : «ee a q ¢ [o ate : : | NBgpe® ago. and $558,165 rere $954,343.00, against $464,119, 000 in the latter halt Of maa: EB — idan 7 te ao. Wave : nd Hatnilton. ; % 4 + serurite rs Bhanu mn eT t a 10i—141901—]2 101—34 . Wednestn. 7 | ; at de Ciines. # Lib Ist ao 9 a | - } 10 first-zrad, : Tay “ OG 14 ) by, i ca | . : she a Ze ae Lome £ m a / “) REArey Py ’. ha ~. eee ae eres. Mm 7 : A oe v4 & 2 « Ti - Ta 4e oP 34 > “24 Announcement WAs mad e% ' Ss 8 103—g j ti blige, ‘ails _- ; ST: 9; He , 4 : cose 10 ¢ . p i MEPLIC ay — ; J , { , OF 40.009 Shares of - 100—19 100—19 10 Industriajs ; 101° 103-88 ‘ 4 ae * i po eee o oA 4 : 1) i ‘ CLombhir inion stock o! * Dar i ory Di ned ay ms > > 42 Sion i 4 the & _, ree 37-42 |100—16 100—16 10014 Combined 5. Po ; ; (Ty) 7heg he Lenk h*) Ore sme SS pws oe : Oa h u Stee: some Ste ia ooh eee SPORES Serpe ste SS a anette. st ¥ Bo Ns a aR Soy Ste ~ _ wee El Eh Cn R 6%) gp % WH; 4 ‘. 7; PS Lo CD wD oe 3h iy > aS Me pet et bee . ~* — ~ . YY «}5 Gs “ . " We mt eet J Ot - iw? . — —— 4 po mic >5e .* . me + iw * it me? ~ ~ Oh Riv EB 5 P AE GAww, 97 Ai ¢ Q7 f } 5 fy 3 EG 41 4 *. 7 i” \ ; ge - . PE é % 102 102 hos %; SO%) 305 Cr a ae i] re | Poe 721023% ; 3% : 7 102% ltr? ts Sula. : 7 4 : ‘ . . . 4 . : ~ “ Pp R Tr 6 100 vy Liq? OO uw Cc : 4 ) 9 102 14/108 4 é STANDA Rb OLLS, ‘ Porto RT 6} 99 i %, asx % | ts *) +? chore iil 100 Ang A O! 20%) By 31 P R Tod ot 98% on | F ; | 4 : ~YV Bi kz j + P SNJ m1 1012 : . " : : : 00 & is SNJ 5% > 3 ole te eo! 10D yy r TOS Ty 1108 4, litre 108% 1U0 ‘ a te mith tek eS o7 % } ~* i oe 102 & 9 45 10414 4 49.) uy % “ie ae | earl of | , Seat vt; 43%! 4317) aan 3% | : “2a ae ‘ 2, 9%) S| pe pi, (R184 4/184 & 184, I Io _* i‘ - ~~ AO tt he at 4%) br nvineg : ~ Combined ! i Aga tone the total ite 5 Liv 2d 4% | | | Jar ago... Siock to §0,000 Shareg : ae -/101—12 101—}) 1Ol— J} wep: ond Sales (Dar vale | - | ; ; i j . P~,4 4 + = »* : =. > musk . 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Op aro P&T, RS $6 Corn.| 2244) 931 Sint ¢ I ‘ - OG 971 97% B97) U7 y T) " Zine. ; > ig c dese Ss § *% : . , I “ ] ; % 1106 2, ; nf . 19732 | IO tn 104 an ‘ fa*¥ Good Investment: Banker wel. comes inquiries and questions $106 44 ‘toga | 2+ from those inexperienced in the pur- rates Pe eas. yoal 47 . 4 28 So... . aoe $ ‘Ow L bie haf a wh Si FOL 6 100 do 7s 50 ’ tty To - ev. a . , maa hs | « 4 ef + 32. .! oR Gx a | a | , 4 sa - Sie: ~ *s ~ %& . é. | ae AR ; ager mo ioe 2G + , 7 ihe ‘ , . %| sreel 4 +289 [268 [268 ||. . INDEPENDENT OILS ; Se Pot | 81 99! oo | re "8 tO give just as much — ‘ : Fa (ye) 7 : al * s T RSi on 3 3 de> Of the} . ‘ , : ? RS Ne A a a OR; f ‘6 . | | MortBonac pay tag Hi, | 9 1: ia ) , ~f- ; 9. leh Pow pn } a 5th, | ; 5 2 , . OIN.| LS46| 23% 3%] 237 » Hood R ie 97%) 97%) Otne | a gq J . | let if . i MS 2 ~~, ~~ : i t ‘ . ee f Ady * Eps . - re > , ; “4 » f ’ be , ae ‘ ‘ ‘ 7 araar Mt aise vey ya + Ms 97 27? | itn st 5038 ct : * > on ) : ra 7 ‘ 424) ve ~ n.j Oo Be : ; . o ng RS 44) 06 3 | 9G 1, On i. | I a 2 . 4 é o O] 1 - na a " ee ade . } - S ‘ ‘ ? , “os ae " 7 , > “4 i rie imes G6: OR } 9 tg. ‘ 4 ww oo al ™ 7 7 “ oh “| 7B RAC Ter tee-4 G6) anal Bagel £88 |S Maroc ws 2a%! 17a) 17a! tra |, reole Syn! ia) gah 2) 013/34 In O@a Ore nosy aie tm | aay | | | “ORENZO E. ANDERSON ¢ co. ; 7 | : T } e P , >—o7 Ee hs : Johns! 408 END Syn 5 og! ‘ ‘ PélL 5 ¢ /— ~ “2 ~ 72 “oN tae o03 44 (10315 091 ieee nO aa a 8! ae ce — - urs mC ~ 9 2 8) : 3 Ry 615 4 " Gh ths | 711 ink CHARLES ST. ¢ $T. LOUIS MQ Py ra ‘ Vi > ‘ (ja tie Pins Saris CPX We arby Ig 2 8 ee oO i . ° a ’ ‘ 96 1, | 0 ey ee En, a. s L” Me 7H, JT Mi E} e ss “+f ot i » hill ors r) )* ls 1 Fay ‘ 1 eh ap 1] Seeciets O28 | Bee] gp —— $25,000,000 3 3 ‘ — Ext e pres i . ; o- é' Ceree *, ae oe ‘ : ’ ') “y ‘ "hy vio Py ; ” a * New York Silk. i Viigo F He 1a) Th ’PacG @ & «. an) Otis! 8 By ts Pee ‘i 2 2 a : eee ai YORK. Feb, 16 —Raw sik a@® 7 ma6% 5° er + ‘AC i, talon | aves ws Ne eats = . | atin: d | — ~ : . 45 Mtg BCh 6a . ( . 2 so, ¢ 1 : yt AEA Be t PD | os : ee ee is ay hy! 4 y 872 ‘ hatin ne es—Continued a (. ! Netheriands 6 T2106 ty : =, * . is 3 ar Ms - i a ie 2 ly r al security High aga f | I ener l M. f } we oO os gen ne, 2480.' 10W. 1 Clo jose. | | Q O . 37, , : sy; Ms | 4 SES Ba Poe £ STOCK OF THE CORPORATION. Cents ($2.25) per share will be paid Hep). Se on 8) 2858! Gay | Ar 8s 4: oF Pr 15, 1927, to stockholders | 27 58! 99%! O81.) poy, | 8 Pieroe Ou ‘we 14j (208, too | 1 Nat R: " anat| +: | 5° of record at the close of business oa # m8 4, © St-! ORR! ORG | ‘ : tt El Ge as’ pigites me do2y { 5 N {14 57 asst) 171;/ 77 7% | i ee 0. 181 Sh | March 15, 1927., «, BP Poland o's. °*- ) vod & RSs 31°" Md tt” | 2 Novem iy tae! 12%) 18s) dees | St Ladi Sap.) ei?) 24%! 74% | eee H. BLAIR-SMITH, Treasurer “Mmpaeind 8 3) 7 S282 ko | gd Brod & Pas. Tne 10234 /209% | 7 NoTEM 5%, “55-1004 100% noges [882 8 A Lad sap") OF, 1) Baad | AIR-S) ne ig) : fa! ae ® ey B (10. INYO Ae! 5 Ae = 47 51, Q Se : im, tN 9e8 Te ‘ ' -cdre . i . , pe | ! sete Ste] 1S shad 835) 97%) gra a7 Redeemable, in whole or in part, at the option of the Corporation, on any dividend date , é © ‘y : a at $125 Per Share re | | - “dg ‘ ity HT} pp * i - ~ , B pte i , _ ri . : ‘. — 4 i ? : ( ) a 4 ; P. : ie aus seine is x f i} i . : 144) 4 4 1 i | 2 Se arene werk oy | k e . ~ & 7 iitageee A ' tN Fed Se ms thy & Pa aes a tn ae~ ‘2 . eis] “ip “5 Ne tj ' ? 7; chit in 4 , er ~~ ‘3 eer ah & i ,4 ij D de d b/ f 5 mrinue to ee nT 4G Os 22% 1991, } ££ Roz BR 47% ; : ) ey i 2%, 108 on | S Ry 5 08 itaclisne eh tvidends paya : Phicn” a | ar, Steinberg & Co. 3 war 101% tat | § 40 is 42 ta! 4: 2 3 Be Oe 105411084) 5s ne 5 ft ay g07 7 1107, i payable February I, May 1 August 1 and November I. '{) New York, Chicago and as 98%, 9nie) nat | Seeedt: 00 tLe opiye : ore. rm AStL ried’ 53 16 pee iii Mr. Alf : resi : : : e We S & 36 10 ie do 64s 44 ‘f ping : elt 6 40 Og: ; | AS ASth, 5 3 10% Me 199% ut. Alfred P. Sloan, Jr. President of the corpor é | St Louis Stock Exchanges ; : ; P ty} a ; 7 ‘ y 4p . j ai toe . : iy : ax . ge : | - ey y gs . "4 a : a5 nf ris, p ae yf) , 4 } : ” I] : : 4 , of é co poration, SUINMALrizes as follows h is letier concerning this issues i Chicago Board of Tradelf es S46 45.103 “ita Tiree mee tp i Cor 7 I 100K OM 10018 | 5 wy St 3% 56 : r114! 772, | Otled As ca ne: ae 5 3% | I ona The 7% preferred stock of the COr poration COMStitules its seni ; Th : BONDs. STOCKS. GRAIN ae | ix e : - ,' ae ae, rf 1 T ine : - 7 ; . {a preferred Stock Outstanding upon the issuance Of this addi amount, a tot { 56g ants _b¢ ° fotal of $130,333,200 Fast Direct Private Wires BEMRede,, «2°. M4 Oa: 2 ' “9 7 . ¥ , | O.0 debenture Stocks, and 8,700,000 Shares of common Stock ofa” Of $4,582 500 of 6% preferred aud » : = “al ke ° . i? , ' : | deh ers 3 > ¢7*” 743 +, 1)? 7 » ! 4 oy ’ eh . Ae r , i « ‘ 7 : iw 7 f , +1 | x: “ y ’ a'» = ee ; do ox r ’ | 6 ca ae | s co ret 200 7 a tig fH] he total share of 7 , | » S346€, G@mount to ever $508 per ey | TNYR OR 1 Wab Tal ac 44j (04, (10 {* th imate an ae , Pet BOR) 9, | FOREIGN EXCHANGE } THE ABOVE STOCK IS OFFERED COR SUBSCRIPTION, sUBIECT 10 THE CONDITIONS srarrp ; ~~ 2 AM j " iat May cr i Tom me | $8 40 5 47 hy, | : 05% | ae ba ‘ om ors | 918 91% 1 LR Fab 1O=-F allowing is i BELOW, AT $120 PER SHARE, 70 YIELD OVER 5 80%, “FIDELITY MEANS KEEPING FAITH q x IN Inal-s Ferrie; 35 1008, 0035 | : dn BAL. Soon 0; *) on | c 4 48 3 3g | - Pao 16: 60-day pits 8! UR 16 I BO Reet cane ang pm : SST RIAL BONDS, | 8 Walworth 6 45 4. | 05 ry gato 8 | do rf 4 296 ' : he, 4B, | On. aS ncaa ep Hl Subscription books unill be opened at the office of J. P Morgan & Co al 10 o'clock a m., Wednesdas ~~ Nite 7345 dit elite “28? | ao wt. UE T 41 2088 per w yee | 8 Pa 7 90... |, S28) B87! 87 IPRARER seme 5 4 Nie elon H February 16, 1927, and will be closed in their discretion. The right is reserved to reject any and all se Yang © a 102 ty 108 4g Qe: do ref 7 39 | .4{ § HO 1 do 6% ‘By 777 108% § $e (208 % | The ar D. 431%: C 432) | ‘ons, and also in any case io award a smaller amount than applied for. — a * jorin’ D. aivas i This stock is offered pursuant to agreement wit}, the corporation, and subject to due issue and fo ap- proval of the legality thereof by counsel The amounts due on allotments will be + : "E— Drath whi. ‘ ) ou” payable at the cé of. , TF : : , E— Drs pa: office of J. P Morgan & Co., in New York funds Protection, your / Children build drea:ns for the fu- ture. Let Fidelity First Mortgage a | Real Estate Bonds, at 615%, belp m4 ts + oon 12 1% 101% | wU.eu on’ °°’ YOu meet this obligation. fore 5 ae: “neg i OA te) 1 20 WestkEM § 16 buying “ny Security it is well to @eeetar ste 0° hee 5 ae . Mok tS 2 3 investigate the issuing institution. Bi. ree | Send for Fidelity’s booklet, “The | SSeS £9...1201 % ‘9, 101 Honse Behind the Bonds.” ae a an éclene ‘ine! a : | a ¥ VS 104% y « ' (alee “fh + 107 —- chet he Lk . ¥ Lm ye > — FZ} to their order, and the date of payment (on or about F, bruary 28, 1927) will be slated in the nalices of wilot. is B.. do 4% 4° R oy, D. 21.50. | rt} r : : ' -f SLOVAKIA —c, ; } , ; if Portia Ry 5 30 |"; o= *| ee GO-STAVIA oe! BD. 2: | ment, P RL&p ; Ss vay O3% i, sT A~—Crown. DD, 7. i . . Ps : ’ i Z a — een DT tat 5 85" 188 888 ORY | ea b feos gene ri sontaet te Danks, savings ‘nstsiutions, trust Companies, insurance com 4nd Rio Grande Ratiroad re 7 ~ Dros n r Cf wad] ad UY pel? wees aps ! ; 30 ae ra de of road was meh sie. ) A¢T2 @ ealers aciua ‘Y engaged in buyiag and SEUMING securilirs ag a’ NESS. Penies, Corporations ond te 107 L. TE ES tk ie ee Oy ee aes 4 in Ty aa a GAGE (2. : RAs). Sf % ne : r ome Uifice 508 Chemica! tilde : é R ‘. ; wf 5 as ? eat le: ud) 0° BS a — ‘ : 3 4 i 4 : a> 3 7" f ro he m 4 Q: a4 4 ; Q4 ane oc DR & OR iy Ox i“ ; ' : St Louis—Chicg o-~ Denver “a Pirin a | ; = . - deme ene? 6 WRT Jon =. = 4 £ ‘ot -» POSS 109% 104 : A Bb fot) 5 Qa >t) 7 sstdeate P . Gs 8S .j108 % i108 "108 1s >| aera | C°TPOrate book mvesiment of $170, 722,857 4 c . Thu . is ~ = — ~ SU+SF ine 6 60. | 97%) OTR) 77% on the date given.

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"ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SQBOOLS ABD OGhLEscEsS ee en WEDNESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 16, 1927 __ S Ss ir ia ei 3 om aveli ste | ' J he said, ‘Now, you get out a nd run ise me vou won't tell about it. | 1863 South vented ite default | csi e Former Convict Arrested. tor protection while traveiing. | | hecsiuse we're going to drill you.’ | We've got ‘to be friends now. That The decree was & - eon “re. | OLIV | A GR EG oO be y ' f ) iby Circuit Judge mutiecser, =m" CLASSES {N EXPRESSION £ ‘ aye? fare F, , Ya cr ? — a : : f ‘s re ried, : § ‘ s ‘ 7 _ Detectives, who stopped George | admitted, th detect sae eayc4e iis “Tl knew I had to talk fast. I guy is killed and we're in a hel | : eneral indignities. | having recently been released [re grabbed the steering wheel andi of a fix.” | Nettle alleging & ; eae og | Stadio 3202 Palm. Twelfth fear. ‘ i ‘ a fix. They were married Nev. 28. 1925, | entaleg on Request. Wifax 50°22W — Kuschnick, 27 years old, as he started across the Free Bridge last the penitentiary at Leavenworth, | ; , ; , : ing two-vear sen- i . ’ ‘held on with both hands while I , Van Nostrand said the bartender | | tod Jan. 2h taut mgmt, reported finding a loaded Se- | Kan., after servins the Dyer act | arcued that I wouldn't tell on the who lent the gang pistols exacted TT | oS faa arma * iver in ; a po Ket MT) x ecirn t¢ 1? Par for violation 3 sie 3 9» hovs ’ ie Yaak byt Finally they tributes we 7. 2 rr ia) ied te $7 for ————————————— : sys for anything. al the) ibutes ranging from $3 t ‘ 1eld for in- | f . Roof Suction => Doweli | deci 2 es £0." ; each er ey committed. Al- /4§ Seft z r. | . xch robbery they commit ) ST. LOUIS UNIVERSITY . : cartridges were in another pécket. at Waco, Tex. ge was D bis said he (artie ; t he Trey olive! vestigati Ti. i i. t; % . e. 7 cy P ¢ S - r nt | , Accomplice in Killing of R. “ Van Nostrand said. Bergmann re-| companions have admitted more j ant equipment. i) e e | / - 1} Té : t ked. “Gee slrewe { shot thai: the SI , ~ itt TVTtIiitt2 i (,uenthel j ells Oi Being i; Marked, ; , I be if i” * + than 15 holdup a perience. ~ HE BE, | CP “ -R hi 4 f 4 | / ff 7 ADVERTISEMENT fellow. I heard him holler that “4 —— | Sy Te eee giles - ‘i | Lipper or Lower | $8 j A s i U N NI ; yy | ; 4 - +. 4 a «s Ld P . _ m8 _ orce ; ane maori er a i [hreatenec. he was shot Ww hile Wwe were run - lawyer's WwW ife csive n Div eet e Plates as Low 46 ) ft aR | Arthur Van Nostrand, the plas-' ning out. Later, Van Nostrand : cae ts 4 ng a a “ € .e4 wee all : ates! «treet : rrante a di- nation ree Work as w ® Hours: 9 A. M. to 4 P. M. Dail — Py LUI I fp 20 Years l terer who has admitted complicity said, Bergmann suddenly seized bates street, was gra ted : ae Exami F Comer Tth & Olive J re YW) YW verce today from Harry Nettie, at-' 974 q. 7th St. Take Elevator. 3d F’1. . Bai. : . 47 i — sy ft ‘ . . > . ie j EN TIST After Guenthel had been Killed. ‘together Van Nostrand and his; a sci’ Gualeneties bat- a ee ee eek ee a a ee ay “4 ee » CRasrubnoe ame oe Sagat: AIS tare rhea =" a os ipampody, ’ : Rte “4. a % “4 J. 18 Vat By iol bee TR Se gical , | tos Mrs. Marie M. Nettle of 532 Crown and Bridge $5 3556 Caroline Si.—( Near Grand) | Canny VG Wig YALL in the murder last Wednesday of! vfeMahan’'s hands and said: “Prom- | i >i =—eemme §6€6fcornmey and real estate dealer, oe NS . . Ses es + 7 le 7 4 ; |: Rudolph 5S. Guenthel, telephone | leoin collector, today told detectives | ADVERTISEMENT N Model of Health | 4] friends of two other men held| -go-—” 4 _ ak eee OW a ee nen wire te | Grandmother Knew in conection murder, had er Reese Semerevem, | Stended to Kill bin. bt. atthe | Mele war mething be goed for con: Trade Your “St. Louis’ Dependable Store” ; known Springfield musician, | : | pe Widely Pp gf | had ‘taiked them ou of es i gestion and eolds 48 mustard. But unable to find relief, gave up all hope of hy apa sp fie | aes EnsnUte. Lee __| the old-fashioned mustard plaster Old Furniture husband tells how Tanlac put her on her feet. iy Van Nostrand has admitted De| burned.and blistered. = en , NS ; ul tonic and body builder drove the aut -mobile in wach «| Musterole gives the relief and help or New full credit fo this wondeysft i+ 4 , thony Rergmann and (5% OTrg* 7 that mustard plasters gave, without WN } “ng, prt ~ Saeed Sod ig: “ ee Penigaeetic ee ee , “- = i ’ fae. hy Sy 4 Tetes ww Fe ‘ why aba an See = wyipin POR NC Spine IOGEAR eh Nt MR ts i AR Bad Rie. LOO yeep rican > ORLA ee nig Dacitratbinvein vate : ee en eh a ee ae nena) ee de aes Ke 7 Pe ee ee en ae ae ee re one > ‘. 4 ri rn. fener JP ied ~ eee | Mahan escaped after Guenthe! Baad the -plaster and “without the blister. No need now to dis- In: her con fort: at * f*. i i rom heen killed in a holdup at a hard- It is a clean. white ointment. made card your old furni- |ware store at 716 Wash : (reet. with oil of mustard. Gently rub it im. ture. Use it as part | Bergmann has admitted “2 | See how quickly the pain disappears. payment at Union. cer Trv Musterole for sore throat : bon hin nein at I] CU CAarheld 228 444. 20-2.2-24-26-28-30 OLIVE ST neck. asthma, neuralgia, headache, For Appraiser. s congestion, eurisv, rheumatism, bee nf fa restaurant on -S . . : me E ‘ ¥ ‘% “5 4 Se - = Sia ig Watude Boas umbago, pains ane aches of the ‘ ® + ug : , | . a 10 Brand-New Players Worth $700 ~~ ) a commu | The celebrated Conways and 2 ) | a 2 Lucian Barton and George Ottofy Hardings ... brand-new instru- 4 | ; . a. "aa =s Station robbery, appeared before é A NOM ROS. Ge Se ae On ee ee ee ere nad - — " ‘ * setting rem te” ee ae ~ Bigs, wets ore Baths ak Sei Me aa a atic te : bf % r - pe . Sr: BELA AORN BR aii iee Sab aN tg A Hen, ee 4 ; Pade ey Os ual autho pee ‘~ iy 088 abe - ‘ eo . % hse pee v ba ps “ + an ey SR Saag . baeyd SRN wy ot one ah oe ; eae 3, an ak fo a8 vis pi Sy eR a Me oat 2 han agg ee A aR Pilg dan eo ¥ ments with the best player ac- for préliginary hearing, but it ' tions, in walnut or mahogany.. | OY édkdhhdhssddddids CHL Pay Only $20 Cash , wu 4, «+A RIFLE BULLE yy VULLLI LULL LMM (Lit hdhhsbhdads 44 : EGE pb PLSD % as oe A peat rs oe , — » & rn Ts. fe ° a G i y Yi ——— , > i ie y “ oe ” 2UREE iss 7 ~ 4 My “s g@ : ‘ V4 : Turn this marvelous new one dial, like a giant index finger,-and bring in any station you point it at! Cabinet wi : | Model 7 F3... $79.50 | . Recular $41.50 , if you have a lecal and distant | — g : station on the same wave length, Cabinet $109 50 $60 Simmons e * ® simply pull this switch and in Model 7F4 . 3 Dresser Chiffor JUS & we : 3 ; . ir \ 2a - ‘ + 7 4 > - Psy Bs . a . 4d a ae Se bs nae 5 yo. « Tt bd 5 : coed Ps y - a 4 : er? S, . 2E Sp = at ¢ Z 7 . oa Si 4 Fi = > a ® . ‘ 7: ee 3 RB * 3 5. | ‘ ¥ % a re } .% cS Si ¥ 3 i 4 ’ : . > ne ; . 3 3 i as re 4 7 ag Vee A re ee Se iS i s . 2 e ‘ a : : - ‘ . * we Pa % s . , 54 . . é ‘ EA . 2 eS » Be: ? p se 7 + Z $ , Se. b 2) wy ¥ 4 2 a oe 2 é ites 8 S iat ee ey Ee ve a *, ye tee. "+. - 2 ' Joey h oe . ¥ > ae oe n. $¥ ¢ ee i AG ee: Sa) ae a x 3 ? » > at aa e me ‘ pe & 3 4 € + ' neat ’ . . a s : oe | - * oe . 8 | es Ber be eghhns Be * ene ae ee... Ae , — ei ripe Pact. sib merry nat 23963 Seis sie’ vt yeep & ty” is Jes pa SoS YE " p, comes yeur station, crystal clear. eee ak ata ee |. $207); _ THE PERFECT MOTOR OIL ‘2 8 Steel Day Bed & Mattress Outtfi 39 = With Resilient Fabric Springs ~_4 Beautifully finishe@ : , Le. - burl walnut effect (am. vy YY. Massive Dresser of latest - , CONSULT design, in shaded walnut $ 45 | four spacious dra Ts, Yrs cee CHART * veneer on selected woods. P Sat ee es —s shown, ample close 0, ee ae ." > ww .) WS ON +* Has four spacious drawers, wali. gee | ESS Sena eee Fig space _ pe idi ; 1 Ss | ee Rou e> fon Yip) LE rtun! 7 oxidized silver effect fit- in walnut ename]. =a w+ ay AE Fe Des Pe et a sine “aaaliae 4 so mm ments, elaborately turned this strong stee’ er oe SOY yy & oi Ae eee ate = peice me, =" dl Day Bed has cre-Botf~ Pat 8 23. se (UP Pane erate P re. uprights and large French tonne - covered fg SSE Bi bis ape seldom. The quantity plate mirror. mattress. : Meta! : cietenil he cane panel. ; 2 Pay Only $2 Cash Only $1 Cash | Pay Only $3 b le > a8 id me Complete Lubrication 3 p Saves Dollars | Union Bargain Basement Dollar Spectat 4 & “4 » | fal Yeeso Pe aie “te ee AR PR iE V0 005: a . ' , ic , 5 : | ag ae ? yet ° ° + car oo E _~ cant coed a want maximum lubrication at minimum $1 Cash Delivers This Household Needs $1 Cash Delivers 28 : 7 : - Why: expense, use Polarine. |] in Si : : he motor runs smoother and better. ae sae a ‘ ade In Six grades te = per quart. There is a grade made ex- With Iso-Visin the crankcase, the frictional pressly for your car and that grade will | ‘ P surfaces are protected at alltimesbyacush- _ . lubricate thoroughly the remotest frictional . —-- in AN-Gray Carpet Hassocks Giwson Top lcer 4| Just the thing for Just 73 im the group.......-. lated oak ' -| the apartment or walls, air- Iso-Vis “Light” is : | ght recommended. shown above. f | small home... Recepto Waste Cans tight doors | this guaranteed Just 47 im the group and ample food and ice ‘ Standard Oil C St. Louis, M Sere | atte = : ; — | arge oven and a e irons cnamoers 10T a ompany ° Ouls, O. ne shelf. Just 76 im the group... oun, eae. Union values (sae ) F / speak. for them- No Mail or Phone Orders son quality: selves Union value! *s* ff “\ SS YY wae * A Seat ae yr yraatess ae gs ah ae 2 LF m 3 re Pate dy palatal : Lay wi hee ; oa ote soo . + , oe. ey ; at m P = vs r ria IAEA igs. Sombre! aie 4 * b 7 — F Pad rte: FA 3 ee SE) oe BS 5 ae ~, = Se ROR. 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PATCH LLECES GoRY Wz ) =e | Popular Comics ifax 5o2W. : > Be Photographs : £ yy, rf YY )} Vil [ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH] * Aj——— , , ad acy Ti lee ome Reading an Women’s Features VE vey GGL See Rane nn VIM ’ —_: — ~~ _~ z | a i . : . AS \ } y™ S Q \ mS VERSITY SA AE P HAN | MpEDNES ae ors 1& 4997, ‘ | oo : Maa’ . | \ Tad \ | EANL a ' 2 \ a WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1927. 2 . ) ea “4%t THic | THEIR. Tasr; ty | eid L we Can? Be Cop, | Y lisa Lb édédididdddiiéd) Uy =. s As = ele Be a re Witblti ttiy Yi Pee nanenes eet ettaaan “fi iz Vlldddtdeddusunnersemnuunnmnunnah yj; MYO , mer Grand) ung AT-ALL CANDY STORES). 9 ae V7 4/4 SHUNNING THE CAME , | 4 . RA % > y + M. Daily | SUPERIOR PEANUT 0. c V4 YY Z HOW DOES HE DO IT? bint a " oF 4, “yy . “Y's 4, + \ W Pa ¥ = - . s kn te. W SSAA BASN TSS z . , west mohges es oe ae ee Ie. kee te . ens aes 4 : Sie at] 7 RN Ps Fe - Pa ee aly J gi We > buy ae) EO Goodyear Tires on © Easy Terms | Use Union's jt a cudget payment plan | in the purchase ab 8e ¥ Goodyear Tires. ge ~ eet at.) SSS ESSSSNVSSSAN SS NERS RA WEAN S Been eas anna da nn cadannnccacccnas SAAN . . ie, oer a “ Re eames Sia I. SS Good year Tish ; Mounted Fre oe o%, * Ray og Pei W RX SSN \\ NY SS WS \ OY sited dats TR ery TRONS aes ra aoneteny ARTE a ances: ge Sared gy. sere» ere et, rors ‘ oo % wi iy Se Si 2 YS ; oP ape sy Pte a? sn es ase SEE RS OR TET lr eit nonniten me ME: eRe Be i asd till cs chin SMA 7 PRO 2A cad te ge nia Ma ; ~ PDR eA eA eee ’ sree oes te mnie . " ape we , 7” ‘ Hv RNWDD*"* SY WW WN WS W Bb.‘ Ws SSS WS ‘X fee. itt Y Uy, ee WK WAN "in. i. yy Nostradamus, physi- a cal freak, lying on a bed of spikes in pub- lic square out in Los Angeles, while a 200- — pound man stepped i rT ee ee, ee ee eee upon his chest. Yp ee lr. dl le hei ee Later he arose un- a /* es 27 Zs / ’ renaenscst PIP PF : a7? hdd WP; — YUMMY _ senate aamesanuanenaenaaannangMaananrinnete seman YW scratched. —International photo, Lucian Barton and George Ottofy, high school students, charged with an oil filling Paulina only child of Speaker Nicholas Longworth and Mra station robbery, appeared before Judge Gayer in Court of Criminal Correction today . ae ee | fe | aap al $06 yell fa Pe sett, ‘for preliminary hearing, but it was postponed until March 21. _ . Bese Se . “, Gi baie ee ; oe oe se: | 2 b oe. ne Yo iii yyy Yy u f “as “py, yy ee onesie | | ess ts nessa SOOO ae se es a aaa 5 Cs seme oecen, Yj “te A l7 P UéEQqQngd zddddddddddddldddddddddddedeeddeetddeaddddddddddddldd edz oe ee Re P puuglemne se Wy si anenee: * ° : oy, LLLL a LEZ LEE EE LAL hhh “ % hfe LALA IOI ELLELE OEE BELL LEI AALS LEAL LELE Lelie hte thks SS a aaa oad ae ee : ste Sais re | : ee fe, (Soe Ree ae Soe = > OPE Co er eg eg Ne 3 le MM 5S oe! a q an 2 . 4 Me > x © “ess me » onl ores SN RS ) Bed-Daven uite Biss -- eae ad h> es ye Os OTS AE, Iie Meena Bere Nea eee SP ke 4 Soe OOo RS nk ere al oe oe, 0 SET Fe f Sea ee . ‘ WITHOUT DRAWING: BLOOD nassive overstuffed picces, as shown, in ‘velour. Bed-davenport opens into large ph “ys , ; yy Y - es z Pi rae oe, (hh Yl 4, “Kh - ¢ g es -$ ~"e, '. Y/ BRS Bas “% % 7 Y PEA Ran on RRO OR oe a a ae . Y Se geeS Bons : ae ae Sear es ET aaa ai ee aa awards than any other American. RRR ise. ai Sasi zi a ; eas —-Keystone phota MOO Miss Ayleen Baker, of Whitesboro) Tex., a’ Lindenwood College senior, crowned at dinner dance given by the Illinois Club this week. —van miver pnote./ MAA, AAAAAAMAAAA NY narvelous l, like a nger, and station at! $79.50. 109.50 $60 Simmons Steel Chifforobe tfit ee $30” 4 Beautifully finished im | _ burl walnut effect, with q “a a four spacious drawers, a8 rece | shown, ample clothes” Ed Re hanging space and hat box. = SHEABS An opportunity to buy @ peace such quality at so mod- | VAS erate a price comes but | seldom. The quantity 38 © limited. Pay Only $3 Cash RSS “@e ; Y J *4, fF % Wily) voypupy rgd ey yf 4% (444 ee eee @ MR, Te Sei oe eRe el . . ey oe ¥ Or eagle a > Ace > " 4 Ks eee 5, > D WO ee a QQOQQG AAA ~. \\ aero & Oo > /. ~ i ee ~* ‘ ? See . 4 PRINCE A SOLDIER Uy 4, YE, Y ~_ 2 ou —_ a: = YG wT \ The Princess Tamara Kropatkin, widow of the famous Russian General, arrives in Sam-Francisco on way to marry a former Russian Colonel now working in Detroit 7 automobile plant. Z ts a ~a% Beto sland ; x " SSSSAASSSE SERRE RRR eead MOQ a eee %% SS * * SSAA AAAAS S WVVQAAY SARAH ANS SS WY \ SY SY MGOW@WQQQaayn SN cee C4 WY + a re , . ‘.* " = . . SSSSSSERS SEER SEER S SARS EMER RRR > 1 Cash WY AN RALAABAARAABABALS DD La reasance NN ae | ass* _ ~ * =*%* Recewenake enn eee™ \\ SSS \ okey SSE SPR SRRSSER RRR RRR RS OAS RDN WAS IIIs Mar Specials|§ $1 Cash Delivers This Oak Refrigerator © $20 Value Gibson Top Icer —_ a st ae 5 Wh Heavy: insu- lated oak walls, air- tight doors \~ MQ Peue WL idddddddiidiiddlddddssi % BEST SHOT IN THE MARINES SS 1 he RNVMMNH SSN . RWWA RARONR enemas an cunemanndas . aa eS « . SRR , a , 4 , =. . yo First Sergt. Bernard aS . ? # ed ‘ %, uit a s be , — P; wy 4. e ; J Z ' , who has 272 a Sy eee : ate. Soh sete? : A, SOT y : and am p ] e } G Betke = d Is for y eS Povrrr 7. Pte. 7 4+ eran ’ food and ice § & | waver i ae a aes Y WML hp, . 7 ha 8 : erfection in - | a bes | ea ais va y. Y, Pt ee | Sanehie with pistol, : Kite balloons, lying on the ground and ready to Umberto, oldest son of the King of Italy, has been family. Gib- | ue oe | ae Ved. My cae : / rifle and cannon, than $, be taken to ships of the Atldntic fleet at Guan- promoted to a Captaincy in the regiment where he son quality: a * age ‘ ” oS ae é 4 Songer y tanamo, where winter maneuvers are held is now serving a military apprenticeship. . ij, Oy, Sn ae Be Z any one in the service. 2 nirpaatat Union value! . 4 annually. —inlernational photo. —Underwood & Underwood. 8 \\ WH + ~~ ee QEENETTS we AQ LW SS WN “SS S CLIEEPSA LFA L 4 Uy Sars a a “ty Fe ee ae f |

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ga eae ae o . "ie ¢ f Fe Bas, ‘6. ay lace ts er ee AA : ee A. thay oe 74 i Pte S65 NPN . eae Hh | | 7 : : na PAGE 36 ass A, Ne ett a = ladies : zi i 5 : Sage! sient | — 7 ee ass E j + % ‘ New oso oe i “ HE - ar } . i. 3 : i ae eid at own, N. J. After being per- belongings, and he went out for a | | HEAT flour, you know, is) ies in Ms hollow—n mie think I love a party b ‘i Mp ag functorily examined by a doc- stroll on the boardwalk. 1 didn't | | | called ee a | ~- : all very. gentle ia a is a certain eat were: | | 4 it if oo the body is brought to the | %¢¢ him again until he came in to | | It is the great energizer | i WN But the stanton eT stagy leas ec-, e at otel Majusaca, where an in- dress for dinner i tinn” hee ad | among all the foodstuffs. | ty Hy geous thing of ¢ . i. i a aie Hae quiry is started. ee dressed, he told ‘me I oie were | You may not know, howeve | | i of Ages and s Pei. cin ball Pia -' . 7a toe } aie . Hig ? ; ( ave | , fever, | - ‘ ; ag >, aes ; its i, Folsom’s bathing companions the evening to myself. He advis ‘that there are many classes | Hi i r rows Onl a1 ‘preading floats ; ae ee . a been Roger Neville, Mrs. me to go fora iin a iat a. ‘flour, the classification pect se \\ “Inepidetion aa * pons pers = — = * 5 elen Barnaby and Caruriita cenr rag - 8 , s Doard- ' chiefly » ; Ing | 1 : ‘ ak,”* Me ee ce eet =f . - : ‘ r to take i de j » rhatre | Bis erly Upon the wil id ae es } and if sil « : ® : . . j ie Valdon. It is established that » ceoncaipodnpettn iri le in the hairs | boegp dh agg shri heat from which | at ail As a landmark it bles and dies away—the mu. ce Vols cl as - movie show.” cae : erived. The classes! i a for miles — » sic starts; ' hes ay had been standing next to Ned “Tl did all a oe | ‘qualities of the ie DARING |. You can imaging ‘ee there is more than reason to | Hee tf Rarron, known as the copper arenes sein eREDS. rhe gay | Thi le flour, | ; -—| fromi a sapling there « - 5 rejoice, se , i fh ; king. I had a th iy ate ae a and | | = Lae R sdcoeo of the food question | / a | Putting out stren on sp it is sweet to play—this game \ ¢ thee Then the startling announce- Wcities eas cB care has been gone into scientifically by | | mighty sweep of ‘ E of bears | 4 oP: hae , ou’re wasting time talki Adelaide is explainin { : ithe Quarterm: a blow winds id ligh eee tf ment is made that Folsom had ee i as inal | alking to i Mate g to Aunt Sophia that a You can’t bl popreindgy aster of the Anited) \ blow, flinging up bram w £0 ghts make evéry Tela heen stabbed to death in the iehd shake ee Vt in with an bow is the smartest trimming a spring frock can noyed w ame Adelaide for being slightly an- | ite on sdnen 4 who has issued defin- | y more branches te - maid a flower, at: Pei ¢ water. Ross, his valet, is ques- | Known the m: , ‘ead. “I’ve | have and that this frock is just oyed when, Polly walks in with a dress ety ormation for the guidance of|* \ from the scorch nd always there is one who fs | Peiey 3 tioned, as are B 16 man for years; he was s just from Paris. It’s bow fort ess thathasa {the army bakers. Thi and tl] a ae content Be Pos if | @ ’ a arron and his my brother’s t = ne A pretty dress of blue silk : P wr rimming, too, especial! y wh > q at Pi ade his informa-}| “Some e BD 1e pelting rain 2 firs te wife, but no light is shed on Get what he c rays assistant.| and tie of whit : crepe with the collar ‘Oh, no, it didn’t f : ea eared tion is just as valuable for the}man, but a scorn the ‘yes’ |fall. Sending rosa nt you tell her, eS ete | the mystery doi . an tell of Garrett’s ite, . Fe ; come from Paris, I bought i merchant baker ¢ “gS '? 1e’s pretty nice wl deeply hour, ; ¢: AP ee | ve oings the morning downtown!” ° . 4 | Pht or for the home the conversati : when | ply, beyond th , wee | ; a Folsom, eccentric ey lng mirage nlite end henge n. ae : ation turns to jewelry.” cold. e e purpose for which lips and Bo uns Fi a masterful sister of the witnesses.” vortant e chief im — = arms are meant. mies | | sis sseg. | P portant classes — Other ¢ ae ia d " of flou . Si | ' -r trees on out— , : ei, os” peptecth eee neg Coroner Hubbard was not ac | flour "This 1 a Spring wheat|)\°, two other forms of flour of resisted the winds ana 3 “ome - pra — oe ty ae , : ues Ss customed to pr : r : s is milled from wheat)” nutritive vali are brok | sia : fy Bia ae established that the deatl receiving advices |grown in J _— agrees are broken—merely try t's why I love a part ica ah | | ath |from his audience :; s | | & 1 Minnesota, N | There is rye y party best of Bele) {: weapon was a pichaq, an Ori- proceed a atic how to | 'South Dakota, and Pica pees there are aed sotinnt . — on tae the ground, | all! BARLOW F +i Pare re , sailSS t « ro “ arri- | 3 S c ‘ ss SIs mis ne . ie aie ental knife, and that it and its atta ae ; oelsom’s sug- | | tory. It has a rich . /meal, true rve f! j ypes, dé, tag COE © heat and the fi = AE | scabbard had been purchases Pe vas sensible and he a GP tng ce creamy color} Rye ye flour and rye blends. | 1ey ‘are stunted ang Why They Dot AF : " sed b. ] re . un ‘ ” W ; : “ 9 , , ‘J ei on the boardwalk. pte nt te ntment. | | Dest | dilality. and pe sea of the| hake th song ranks next rt Down in the valley the tr ERE, at last, is an,_elucidation ae hs 4 , tale ia S, 1en, Ross.” h ‘ , ’ akes a g00d!. r for bread maki -,.|/no obstacl “fs f that fi : Pa ih N . ae : s, e said, | | well-ri: it j 1aking, as Cles t 2a o iat famous preference! 4 a ow GO ai WITH THE STORY = hat Mr. Folsom did the morn- | | ah ni of bread when prop- | it is the only other flour that forms| ?T® ® Slender aroulll sun = A New! York woman has told | ‘ ihe ® CHAPTER 16. hed — he met his death. Tell | pe gone - slightly lower hel substance when made ality. Compared vie HY gentlemen prefer blondes— | >= : ie 66 HEN,” said the coroner, ‘‘our he story of the day.” : : -ontent. It is sharp or into dough. The characteristi -}Oak” th either she, nor | re F ig Sa ’ , “sé ACA Yo i \ | ore - © ! , c : os : eo we, nor js ie mo ik 18 i > \ +] He S sa rile granular to . e . oe Vo yf rv ristic fla ’ ey are as meh KD any : ae ne xt step is to find out who] gig oe early, as he diaen | \ cellent Sh gh and is an ex-| ;. — a flour is pleasing and it It’s the sort of th oo other brunette | ae ee did buy this particular wea- Succi mean about 8 o'clock. | : — our. Boe chief bread material of some ing serenity, that ha n argue the matter!) | He son. What is the address of the parting ik aide takin ak anata | ‘ | Hard winter wheat flour el European countries. “|Wwho meet life eo hal Dr. Katherine M. H. Black : ee te ~~ oh e — t ALY. | + | ‘ ‘ a : . - , } : Be, . i . > e ne shop, Mr. Meeker?” . “93 es downstairs and break- | f | ar from wheat grown in Kan-| Then there is buckwheat flour out resentment tor tae ford, psychologist and voca- ee 4 It isn’t exactly a Shop; it is an ta in the dining room. Mr. i | SAS, Nebraska, Oklahoma, and oth-| - om Pda dark and uns itable jai and with only Boece: the } rds tional counselor: 3 Bi fe auction room. A place where auc- aan “ as never one to have | /er western states. It has a good | re bread baking, but is a a reason for seven of londes do not take things so se- . ) 7. fe > 4 aj | ae now, and learn all you can of the gga d up the bag and_ started | Ele; in : from the , gg Peet potatoes, tapioca, etc., a “e oe i} - Hee . ment. ing to what gentleme + poe *. : f q matter.” off. Hea turned back ta. t 1] l aeanor’s dress, too. has a ribbon b ou more humid ( entral sometimes as ps rti 1 ? ~ odie used |, Ss the one who can prefer n really ee a ey a ae thick 0 neuls wa tor ye? ceo: me} throat ; Adelai eae EL ow at the Mitzi . States' and the Pacific Coast. Its; whe} OS DATURA! Eeer ees for|#00K upon hard pape hy I a The detective went off at once,|.,., could zo for an ocean dip | ind Adelaide is beginning to think th has two bows to her dress—one on the i'eluten is low in amo Its wihent flour. They may be mixed ‘who beco ships as , buitérfly blonde mind and Br ae and the coroner, With a sigh, re- _— he was gone, but to be back | Paris has no monopoly on bows ’ at shoulder and one on the hi hi ; 1© | soft. The flour is z areas and is with wheat flour to 10 per. pag =e an Inspiration heart, | ti ae ae , but she could be : ‘ ceep a good sty ] ety seatere, ane Bas oe SS the ‘brea Fiat Se ring | e of. skiing eg Sie hen E ee e- 4 2. : ar up under £ style dow1 sn ie Se aS yread-making Me Oe 9 ng Wi—from the prt 7a et es cnth Genkiy. Never! °.., °° Went in | it except for Mitzi. and that if one bow is good, we sha A. jcellent’ flavor. It is used mostly; wheat flour cing qualities of the consists of breeches which @ oan i's Gee point Phi | 1 before ea I many to i iidaint an then ?’’ n the ocean, energie PHS before long ae O86 i have doz- | for pastry and hot biscuits ; | jul ‘ted at the kn ch read not ' ¥: pretty hopeless! that w HE BE —— . sos a —— . Durum wheat flour i: ay ‘ _ (Copyright, 1927.) ee, and belt , - d, not long ago, another ex- jsu a ; eet a inquiry wit! lj rj xes, sir, f 4 , ‘ | ——— ——————SS , flour is mille Sn i a a ; - Ww : anati pper- 1 4 zm fenasi er Seen botere didn’t stay in nate pn | 7 ‘meee IE, a from durum wheat, grown owe ' de ma bea s and paillettes, taboo for Naboo yoked top and flapped planation of blonde suprem-/them, | fees 4? ° ; . . A Se pec se ‘ ‘ ee enn ‘ e eee” mee a ta moan a ss . S antes é sal i > acy. re ff 3 us is how did Mr. Folsom come to bik 06 ‘be sure to be sate Pigeon | are * al ee wheat area. It has a|trons and a thtitndlypad by ma- _pockets. Knitted mittens gg@gr W. Arbuthnot Lane, fam ined a Ay a nis death? What weapon was used” Folsom’s rooms by 1 oueck:” ab MISE | RECIPES F Sarccgalatin apts gnats ob one large| gles and ee (cap complete the outfit. glish physician, we Peng being ig | andiwho weed it? Dit ave. the “And iii aca KK, | 6s ROM dower dueny . very hard and tough! colored a a seen on | ke Standen Mill needa id thatisee n Tite ia i only matters that affect us With “Oh, yes, some time bef | By A : M ' a. | . It is not satisfactory for | cost oa : d white or black a t. stateme Bh . | conel | s. 2 » of , yefore 1. a7 4 nN elo y In bre s : d rj;cosiumes, VERTISEMENT statement left open Ak the private life of the gentleman half-past twelve or thereabouts ta aie « co | irs ia ian whe ae unless blended with | a i hole. oe paris eo. 14 we have no concern unless it can “You saw or heard nothi a ea ade ae coat amenianes | (, k B k’’ ia ape see | | fee resolved rip to } . t : othinge : oe ee : | i | @ solved to do our dai ] : be shown that it has to do with the commotion caused by cs | or at Patri is just the prin- ders and headed back OO OO Flours other than wheat flour | ( , : every morning ly dozen talked ob ht , som's £ hile v ort ae é ofr a New ‘or rele pied leaded back towar ° are: , ' ir . “ee ‘ ios J . > > ‘ ‘ i lic i . } ¢ * ai pore - Isc - res ‘ _ ‘ ‘ ® : 7 ~ i heeal murder, and was appal ently com- : wn : was hurt at about half-past | es I atri is doing more for /|and called Pea chum spied her,;/; sa eivedl vibe — cut quinces ilso gluten flour, which is the |: X fa weet Corn s ||does not stay on long ha'’ we chanted, darkly, “no. Boy to ; A & mitted with premeditated intent. , WW elve o'clock, At that time i we | mmon-school education than Marv ; ne om the doorw ay, a i tle apart = ces. Put in ket- clean, sounde product made from RICH CREAMY COLOR ah ou—does not keep that bionde shall outwear ee ; have | [ : There is little question éf motive in his rooms, or just going rely " ) any other person in America, anus I ee « t it fine? Mothee ite by pines water and boil wheat flour by the removal of a : San ae ENAMELED CANY -§ | away indefinitel —does nd win our husband by sheer ere ig | Be | or opportunity, which aré usually . Your own room is on the Sins His school, a model in every sae go to the dentist’s/! ]y "maha eo rain through a jel- || ‘#'5* part of the starch Tt a : E BEST OF ITS KIND sires = colorful like a ve ENDURANCE!” long ¢ id pea the first matters to be taken up oor with Mr. Folsom’s”?’ ?. respect, is a = : . can go with yc re | yr no pressure, or the |i chiefly intende : i ak “7 } oe . . ry this new nderful i , a A : B 5 i : é avi I’, : Yay : scan mecca for teachers vour A 1 you and | uic - » Ol © || ° nded for use by diabetic esas lias. . wo ng a fairly husky person ut fe But, as you can readily see, every- “Yes, at the back of from all parts of your Aunt to see the maric is juice will not be clear Meg. || Patients. . ** French Process Faee Powder @ a Sage fF , ee, ever) 8, e back of the hous parts of the country. 'Ten’t that fine?’ rionettes. |} sur - - Mea- || He oe 2 . S how, : n Mee: i one in the ocean at the time of Mr. Mr. lolsom’s rooms ar : nah . ep mae fine. oT se and for every pint | In addition to wheat flour th | The quickest way to get home or | MELLO-GLO, Remember theme © 'C2!ly felt cert ten. I Be : > ; . are on the oo Suppose I , | allow one | our there! office help — th | MELLO-G atn that we could " i olsom’s death may be said to have ocean front”’ an ¢ ‘ AME in to ask if I might] said + se hadn’t been willing,” | ‘ai e pound of sugar. Put | : | patch Want ad rough a Post-Dis- | “. ‘LLO-GLO, There’s ine beat the blondes and i had opportunity, and so far as we “Yes. Now, Ros | take Mary Louise tc said ‘Mary Louise. ‘'W ing, || juice on to boil and boil it f | . | a hardy i tin Now, Ross, think care- | y Louise to see the} have. bee 2 ouldn’t it!! 475 ied or | x ardy perennial, . ,, bus 3 have been able to learn, nobody fully. Do you know of a marionettes,” said A | Rave. ween awful, with every! x 5 minutes. Then add sugar to | | OGeeesersedle ccnnnenmee . mse. Fetased, glance rig ’ : ; ‘ nybody | 7 me Aunt{| knowi , ; ry body hoiline iu} - | oe fused to be discourag He has shown any evidence of having | Who could have any y | Louise, Au | ywing, and all We ‘ oiling juice and continue | | we 4 enc gi. lave any reason or $ nt Louise atulnwe tine be , Vell, a prom- , ntinue boil- || even when we read He sa | fk wad a motive. This makes the intent to wish for Mr. ain’ | thought of such delightful treats. | ee |, ing for about 15 minutes, or un- | later, Sede neath B | 1 coogi a bea for men are dea ? ; J is i; A aig VW ith her was a wotideiin | poi 5 opyrignt, 1927 - -s ywuice jellies. Put in jelly t ie A! t | hee Bee at blondes were the successful was t ie not murdered without motive. And “No, sir. Not anvb fe a iatfair. The treat nae. eh 3, wr Article by M ie ss glasses agi when cool a ed EEN. | aes | _ ia saul Suc Th te ; ies tah anybody. : at was always | ¥ Mr. Patri Will : - cove! ie | | ee | a ome wreckers en eile .5O, gentlemen of the jury, I will 3 Who will benefit by his de ;somet hing fine and ice cream | Appear Tomorrow. with meted paraffin. | 4 en. over one hundred matrimenial that hae call on those who knew Mr. Fol- | Cease?" Y His Ge-lalways brought it to a delectable | J i pas o Ds ic ass | fl actions BEeagne Se = Rout som personally, and you may gath- ‘Benefit, sir?’ | Close. ae: | uvenile Fashions. | | { ce York Supreme Court wie ay : i peal what knowledge you may from “Yes, financially, I mean.” “Or course, Louise, I should be UVENILE fashions have 1] depos 4 the jumper, dress and as if--alas!-—-the real reaaon fo Bro : r Pig their depositions.” ‘I’m sure me E ere: delighted tc ital . in the limelie reen | Jacket. | Shy the 1 ; : r : . 0: 2 I don’t know, sir.” a to have the child ge. |] Imelight rece i ae Beg onde’s suceess @s a has x Le Wubbard was naturally a little “Don’t ask those aunati -|/When do you ‘intend to take hi bg through a revue. si i ently |; Sonor as well as fabric combina: | a: charmer | haven’ a verbose and stilted of diction, but | Ross, Mr. Hubbard,” j tea Ol; “Saturday fmorning in, - {styles and the extensive di juvenile | tions register high, _ both in coat | Poa a refusal to take thi : : oie | ard,”’ interrupted 2 ning. That will nsive displays in coats | a o take things sericusl it. Fey fe f aad : in this case he was more 80, by Miss Folsom with asperity st in not interfer@’with school.” | the shops. ays il | and frocks. Even the little boys’ ee a disinclination for > oranda taken 4 net ‘ reason of his own uncertainty how tell you of my henehera tient sis "hm 80 SOrry. Mary I iilatenke | if is quite apparent that red ; j | — now have plain trousers and | oo ££ and every other brunette ae He : eae ti 4 to proceed. It seemed absurd to aftairs. TVhough IT don't 6 ay a cs /promised her friend Gra - that 8 | white are going to be the fay ae ero figured or plaid waists is: | wive up the battle ; ward 3 iH ‘“s ’ ; ‘ ‘ a : ; : ee wha i : a Tict il« Sne ‘¢ ok ale ts . ‘ a or] r % 4 pom ae . naata ons Fs i Pie ; P P ie , ; : i — \ by Ss , : . - 1a ty to be implicated in the crime. ee receive the bulk of ‘Mr. F : | Because you promised.” | come the black and white mixtt a aa lain and printed linen, flow- | q ‘ul, intense, domestically | Pa Ae However, it was the only thing som s fortune?” aca Ol- | “Well |] }are prominent Raa eanaatedaesk we ered dimities and the ce len tt rete a loval br rr: } , r Z i , Ly a , didn’t know that -—Auntd j nt and green is much) of. plai ombination | B ih | . unette temperament, | looked) aif e 4q9 be done, and Miss Folsom, 4+ That I can tell you in a gener: Louise was going to ask me ta ov ‘ In evidence. A strikingly lar if plain and plaid ginghams are | ds = uo cant turn into an uneertous h onkes : ae the nearest relative of the dead way. The will of my broth hl with her to see the amet t{ 5O|number of the party Poni arge | among the showings. Hayons are | NEE ead umusemenr-chaser . 7 tche % ie ° . , : , ‘ eS ee a ee bie i rin n—and Now, under as , as } é - i . . ’ S , on en Oo - ‘ 7 she was in New York, it had been Kin ho is this nephew? Where j could go with Aunt oa eat dates | V4 ~ ae once ruled the’ household; era forwarded to her there and she he: aes oe. A just w ouldn't say @ | ‘ FHA, i/ ; ° 5 Fate wae ow 609 those yee: * ; . - . m4 g Fa ti ‘ J ? / a baal ; oe : fore ‘a ® . seashore resort. Cite iv is just now in New York | had to go with my aunt het a * oa dear Papa makes a meek thing!” of She answered readily the Cor- ete eld was with him the evening) — t know. I don’t have to tel] These answ : ie . to mamma, sheik and tai a ener’s questions as to her brother's —_“ came down here.’ ier ahead of time. She make wers from 20 000 ® , = ‘ —S down his throat. You ‘E business and habits of life, but ~_ ereeny evening, that is?’’ oan a fuss about going to = We denti sf ~ ° ? - ct ‘ e Di young gallants of old wore hea 7 He nothing she could tell had any es, night before last. Now dentist anyway.” 1s S point so ¢ Ne mustaches: the }not at a oy i YY! Hubbard. ge st. Now, Mr.| « e Way t 3 der ; the longer the bearing on the subject of his death.) ¢o, ae Bet on with your ‘inquiry, | But you promised, Mary T.outse . 0 proper : =" at 1 a In addition to the information re- | 1] ie ine te learn all I can ae | ee she went with you lar sonia care for vou t : Re “a took at our modern hero's shape, : quired of ‘her, she reiterated her ia a before T engage my had to go, you remember?” . r eeth and f2ums . ‘ : oe. eyebrow! the Ww £5 ‘ detec . ; e> a Ving ‘ ces ' Hive al determination to bring the murder- comakan tive to ferret out the! :.. Yes, but her aunt wasn't tak - HW | i, — | d, in grandma’s time, te Boy ev BLE er to justice, and declared herselt . ; a ing her to the marionettes.” : e needed the new range but these fh rs d rahe palms and finger-tipe from U Hi willing to spend as much of her 3 YPo Be Continued.) | i didn't think you would break | kitchen things are still et tata puts it on’with a “welt fig -gat fortune as might be necessary 1n/ 4, Neville benefits financially Dy | your promise like that pac | a lot of snes S I good and they cost us ~? oT : a or ; ; ‘olsom’s . y by! like an tia! nee | r ; ; 1@ yot :, ; Wee TEE the a in oo gga “peg al — Does that mean)! that idea at all. If you f: 1 4 rm A 2, a q ‘ } ism alates [ ney. I I] refinish them with Delta. 'e te. isp kissed a fair || ae | ‘ something about Neville—but read at you are justified in asking he wa aioe Pts ~ BERG, 2@ Wag 5 ag | ; Anastasia Folsom that made her follow. What fs to|/to excuse you, why pgp ae we Re ee EE with a Nad in colors to harmonize 4 oa : EGE hearers respect her, though. none | don't ignore your prone ‘ Phas G range. : * * wouldn't be a cake crumb | Che a. ee of them would have ca titininmeG~, {| WOuld be vk as " lat | aaa Ss Of 1927 : Ei. fie & red to make very bad, I'd be ash; Zz ood tast d a : ~~ a 4 . = I ° r « 4 “a6 lal & H A 4 e ce ~ ° we ¢* ; niga any effort to become better ac- eo houine began te ore gs oe Seetasion Squibb’ the kitche mands matched furnishings fot? ee pinch of snuff once was) ‘i etl Saabs, ones gu red ngaiaga OPTI IST Mary Louise began to cry. ‘Aunt — by countless con- Squibb’s Dental Cream | ‘ble en. Delta Brushing Lacquer makes this | ie. 'o set milady sneezing a al aia aw tractive, she rat*ow r ah M louise ) y. Aun icti : | contal oO " % ae : ie He Ea ; . rat*w repelled peo-| lise looked thoughtful | ing theories on th 3 ins more th m1 OF possibDie with : . ea Aa , 3 O--| and | n the ce . o8 5 9 : an 50% out ‘ Se in| . Mert} pla, yet none could say she was not By Ali ; | Vier turned to. her ie bg eon | the teeth and gu : are of of Squikb s Milk of Ma hgh Gg ae sienenainas table ch ; discarding your old cabinet, ‘ Kk 0 the ciserette ‘all R AL sineere and determind in her ef-| y ine Michaelis Plain that the next io Was | cleared, we « S cy might be the most onienies t , se | . alts OF refrigerator Me oe of any flapper’s roo ey . to fi @ fort to solve the myst a iy Col te ord must | : -aused an investi é n orm to. : ’ ee. "twas , DOTA ; Ge au: ery : senesealasnideasiasieattesntacseaines he f1 ary _ aes nvesti- ‘ : 0 5 * the : : ae L brother's death a? KE build our pl " Hit came ri ay I ‘oulse. At last | gation to be made among the ggg acids at The Danger | T It ” sound economy to decorate with Del = cla nee name os the @h r wt & # : ans t sa lane ! iso a 5 f } gy 2 a oe ° x 4 ° : . 5 . . ye , 4 “ 6 af 4 oy next witness was Ross, the We: and slowly, w ae “That is not wi pbomaarce | sg: dentists of the coun- es t nage _— ar brush 4; "a aor “3 _— it dries quickly and is ) eee “— ahs care e man’s valet. gis hey gr . -* a ‘ COCK, eed iat «vou mean trv. ik 1eIT —*, - Z ee . tinv a o ur : . opamm SRTRE » : | 7” i bee aa wks of tune: iid dis he ‘easton nu spoken tall ee oe will I take the respon | mous a a wneni- Milk of feats’ tae ae the | r ws You can wash if with soap and wa toate EGERESSY. wna ? oes vin De # * c an rracefu sibility of your broken . a ‘aa iat: ° . ‘ ce Oo | - | tases to communicate “ii a ea peak. We whkasteh “heen « 0 gam ices If oBbragd eggnog es No, | (8k Wilts aiwthe nieet # t 8 all the pits and Phe | ' = Brushing Lacquer dries to the t ee: wines 7 om, 1e, and there baths » al a ; 0. such a thing} a? se ° the most frequent caus wher : d e | ina . : ief h ton ‘Oo ny | bull our plans Sie rand wide: we ite must do it yourself. 1 wit! of tooth decay and infected pcocg steal e acids can form. There | out fifteen minutes. A second. coat cam : PCounty J as been sent to Or- poe aim to som some time?” Hubbard Boates till dreams are eatistied e, hee fine sa no part in it. A promise is a (ey Died ntclaes wouble cnr . 3 Pasig preventing more applied in a half-hour—over th Id fi ‘ f | = ail for six monthe—a! the in a bit perfunct Tlf , eset ough mise, at the urs acids from f , : eo nish, x © suggest, ee orily. © may take th bere rf place where orming af ou W : 4 Pe F , Of poor tech-}! i 8 ed years, sir,” replied Ross. riches, fame iol apricot Fr av cides te eet do you think I ys Gay ewe os he Squibb’s ese a. C Acute, hi oem ee ready for ¥ tv “im . -“He was a good master?” our splendid pl Pen Bhaass 0 go with her to the de anger Line. : e : ream has | ith a high lu ‘ 1 Have Bee | “In eve ade plans each day and | '8t and lose the but~ 1 (8) Th very requirement of | stre and no brush : — n So i _ | ry way, sir. H through them gi: n marionettes?"’ e best product k . ora safe and Get r ard to | 9.5) always, th he e was kind | gladly move. And “A promise 1 : trali product xnown to neu- effective dentifri , etacan of D ] , ta plain at H outdoors | 3 ough to i yet, how many ti , An se is a promise, Marvy alize acids in the mouth i ; we dentiirice. It cle : $ eita today and t l = at Home! , f everything had t please him | ¢ytyy : mes we find how Louise. You must te ry of Ma : a is Milk thorow h] ; ans OF chair 7 ry itona — Assar n winter © be in stri ® are our powers pew st do what yor enous. ghly—trelieves sensitive | . ou have " % ollege girls must be | better & cordance with hi rict ac- jy. s, when for our | think ts right for you ‘ teeth snaitive ] your choice of all the KE heave eirh ust be ' im 8 orders.”’ se has. been desig xt ror vou, You are | These t i and sore ' , : ar pastel d “11° des aven that thei ‘ : An ' ; signed another | “4!imost gre . are | se statements , > gums. Co | an . hit & Ory fr. r recent | months aaa you came here with him oc than Ours! Another ho am . = ~ wn uP, you know.’ | all fuither doubt eliminate no harsh grit or abr pntane | brilliant colors—in all size , lene started from a curl-{|& OMe- | a ife our eyes find sordid : y Louise pondered over th eee as to what that it c nied ae Avoid sub ti x , ! D | ae . e | oe sMAnd what di it finer an rilled; we know|A promise was 16 couldn't, | Jse Squibb’s Dental C 1¢© Danger Line. He eita é. ) oe mm coneuasine in sheer piuck | Pare! ame rm, Fols d more a pro ream ] alth rT 1u¢ring : Tolsom 4a poo vast than our | could mise. She! and see ; . itself mav denend / TO ucts “ihe aaa by \ ring of the Catalina | peramb | poor thoughts can bull go to the dentist’ your dentist regular] iy pend on it. At all ompan of rs. Myrtle I a : at _— Afriend, She straighten Meg Be gularly, druggists, 40c a large tub: Ph i t odds of cold w luddieston, | Weta . | e rea oe i | | Lem one Main 4620 7 Saint Loui 7 rracuda, gittealp? Galena wow 4 7 7 | us ae haustian nate’ delirtum | Do thts . No. 158 f Be Pa} Hon to the poi : ve. | ee Bralysia? int of par-|* . ee ’ “ee Make are this first wom A h , a f one course beat the | months Rriy ¢. of the two men victors | doors at 3 | wo hours! cee | winter

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WEDN ESDAY. FEBRUARY 16, y999 aoe 2 The St. Louis Post-Dispatch Daily Magazine e ; " es Strength P By Lacy wear 7 "Tt fer" e : ; isn’t fightine the ro 4 7 rl nen life brings that'a P Ops strength. And it isn't | he ether away from % @ meettn ee) ss 4% irom ' THE WOMAN | OF IT. Marguerite Mooers Marshal] itozg — ' ' & the hard this, = them—tup; unt——that builds a ji 715 a saucer of o os the country, Tr lis hollow—maple, birch , grentie and beautify = thie Stately ireo... eat, a fies ng of trunk like the mame | «CC dim hall; Ages and spreading brag Meter floats out, and then a WS Ona herght above the ~oss% Wiilf hi ci of , ry' ; types ? > t da ry ¢ bi Ks next ~ ef that famous preference! WE r gentlemen prefer blondes— Beither she, nor we, nor g other brunette | Men argue the matter: ) in : id tional counselor: riously as brunettes— life, for fun and amusement.” blonde head, in short, is mere- ly a headlight ; jing to what gentlemen really |. preier—— wmeme bulterily e heart. S probably all true— the prunette point 4 pretty hop another ex- suprem- blonde mind and A populart ee ne ete ype of skiing costum onsists of breeches which are fie ane ane knee, and belted ems? wanati * of b x top and flapped, til Knitteg mittens and Ve - pat g—from ’ — | CICS. vi‘ Ww the vee onde WiltD yoked ts. acy # W. Arh Tene famous in- gli physician, said that hiondes are nardier. " left open ~% atin nn? pod net uiLhno yf ”~ +} fir &h con ine OutLIL Cap {Aa a loop- & siatement hole. resolved to do our daily dozen ; every morning, ® breath: : beefsteak a day— ™ we chanted, plond: all Ané win our husband ENDURANCE!” ga fairly husky person, how, fe really felt certain that we could 4 beat the blondes Sa hardy perennial, nd we refused to be discouraged ADVERTISEMENT — Gurls! face powder vou now does uot stay @n long enough to Ii—+ oes not keep that ugly sbi indefinitely—does not mal i rful like a pea . . . CULT ua &P y walk five miles iT ibe i) “no darkly, outwear us by sheer a} skin wonderful strat ich Process Face Powder ¢ LLOGLO. Remember then | | sLO-GLO, There’s nothing F l1 os .* Owl $ What ‘ Fresh Air By Emeli is ‘quite as essential td : _ ‘ F RESH air to babv's proper food ar child ild careful attention feeding. There are restrictions im alr giv- ing as well in giving foods. A child should be gradually accus- tomed to fresh air and this can indoors or by tak at noon for about daily increasing VW e]}- bein a the receive airing of the Sarre } sho the as does as in out and the infant 15 minutes the time. In summer ouraoors } taken bit he old. baby can week a whnen one : — ry winter the eutdoor ALrIneg ehou d iil dé i all and not can become proficient at it | probably still fewer aspire to excel | » . downright effort |is great ; among ' wide | league, | Kelly Jr. requires so muth and skill—there enthusiasm and devotion those to whom -the sport does appeal. here are two city- leagues of women bowlers, one of handicap players compris- ing 10 clubs, the other, a scratch composed of 16 clubs. ata game which Of both these is president. leagues Mrs. M. Other prom- ‘inent members, a!l of championship | caliber, | Mrs. Mrs. George Hill, --Mrs. M. Meyer, Schulte, are M. T. | Mrs. A. Werder, Mrs. R. Mees, Mrs. | rolled WwW. O. who tota] Crawford. the highest recently for three | ames ever made by a local woman : plaver;: Mrs. Harry Sommers, sister | of Ed. Schaefer, owner of the Del- / mar | plaver and a beginner, ‘the highest “ f all things!” he exclaimed | are you in here?’ he de- i manded. ; Aas iforta blinked at him. as much “Making myself com- What of Then his Jimumnv to Say: ‘ see Die, It : ihead disappeared as he once more ‘invited Jimmy into the | his supper and how om * leaten his fill, he had walked into the kitchen ‘there. ihe |; where lmained., iself entirely at lever would over } “I'm not afraid of being |s | family | my. every 7s don't i «tl i ie? didn't i'“Vou iwould }famiuy visit iback shed’ a ‘ curled up under the stove. Then Mother Brown told how she kitchen for he had acceovt- the invitation, and how, laving inspected everything s tour of inspection under the stove, Black had so often up: and there he had _re- apparently making him- home. Farmer Brown's Boy “T didn’t think you Mother,’’ said he. even now. get and After hi curled up “2 Pussy had curled Of course, was delighted. : do it, s ha to believe rd think es didn't ever would that fear Of Jimmy I wonder if the rest of his will be as friendly as Jim- Wouldn't it be fun to have vou foolish the whole family coming to see us nig@ht?’’ Mother Brown ‘?* doubtful. ‘what I un- get She looked know, snid she, them might elg nt of One of them Oj and t! with uld derfoot. do epped on en finish mer 5B dont Fe m " ? Just <6 be uckled. gaid Boy ch Sav rown s have to the lot of f Wi unless wouldn't hav we wanted us. them in in the Farmer out interrupted hat noise rown. 1927.) (Copyright. ————— rad ; The | ‘protected corner on the porch is a} minutes twice | even in | Be- | With some of the ful! skirts fancy | Have igood place when it The infant |® - aD- ; + mish iscarfs may ' for Baby e Hoffman New York their airing. fou out best time for to take child | not 3 ] rv months taken the below freezing fatt, a child under nine months is safer indoors when the thermometer registers below 20 de- under be »T) drops Tre? } point in grees F. When taking the alring the child should be properly clothed acoord.- to conditions and ully against wind the and kep'! warm. In winter ft adv'aable to keep on the sunny side but never ceun or strong licht shine in +}, weal her prot ey ted feet covered ing caret j< 5 the baby’s eyes. After four months the daily nap should be taken out of doors. A it is cold. (Copyright. 1827.) Scarf Vogue. NEW YORHK.—The vogue searfs.is by no means over. Printed worn for silk searfs are being with morning and sport costumes close- the throat in afternoon of the same or of fur. Inan- the iv knotted about fashion. For either he the material as dress scarfs are worn exactly as a belt. i } | i ' T ' ciding ' men Recreation parlors. a young who recent- ly rolled an all but,perfect score, | 299 out of a possible “2g0. ome of these women honors in bowling ci Mrs. Kelly is entitled to wear 16 gold medals, Mrs. Hill 15. When two play they the habit of outclassing m cues. have these doubles ee A = ten th renee re [ BUSINESS By Lucrezia Bori ¥-4 he makit in 1 business world has difficulty de- whether not to enhance or diminish her physical charms woman HE appearance often 0 * i While Ladies’ Day at the Bowling Alleys —— atiieiemmemneete eee ee eee Ghicched:toc thir Bore-Dichasch | ee ee. By Marguerite Martyn oN ee eee mr ene two have been playing , “ iLfiese | Many years, they are not as old at | the game as another woman player | and still going strong. | the sensational | | Scoring just @nentioned, is Mrs. Kel- | iwho among | M i Mrs. all rivals. DRESSING FOR | appropriate | freedom ;}ance which are the essential quali- have won | the : { (i light green, "| The In solving this problem there are | two main points to consider, name- | lv, the personnel of the concern one work for. and the carried on by is to business that con- cern. to hobbed and pow- these Some firms object rou puffs, skirts believing that feminin¢ characteristics stable place’ in the busi- ness world. However,the hard and fast observers of this rule are dis- appearing, for modern businesé realizing more and more appearance of well being their feminine employes important that their men folks be well groomed. An office full of dowdy women does not radiate a feeling of success to the stepping into that office hair, ge, short der purels have no are that an among is as as outsider kind of business is meant the you are engaged to do. A factory inspector would be seéerious- hampered in her duties by ths flowing sleeves of a modish frock. the a saleswoman aiding a society matron in tli selegtion of an ex- clusive evening gown would hardly find a gingham apron appropriat: After taking into consideration the attitude of the concern and the kind of work you are going to do make the most of your physical ap- in every way. hal snort. Vv work »* lv loose, afternoon On other hana het iit, 1e pearance If your bobbed, fo wear it but arrange it so that it is neither extremely fluff, nor yet slicked back geo tight that it in’s cut. It —, if i ‘ r is continue is often hair net husiness resembles a practical wear a Ove short for t , . 7 ’ Y yr . »<£ AUT LIDS nours., net become . - . is 4 " bichl hen does disarranged. Nothing demoralizing In a business office ag the fluffy ruffles ie so type of woman, and while your em- | | pioyer may prefer that type to all others outside of working hours, he points thurmbe down on them ht to f So, when skirts short see hem raised enough smart, leave knee-length frocks wear. Dimpled knees dainty garters are enchanting when glimpsed on the dance but decidedly poor taste in a business office. If rouge and powder are a neces- sary part of your toilet, continue their use by all means. but strive for the natural bloom of heaith In- stead of a third-rate musical com- When your nose gets as all noses wll, go into the to repair the dajn- mascara ar usually not necessary, being the finishing touches of the toilet rather than the foundation, and so ehould not be indulged itn by the hy se fron fig ive that are line 1 hut for per- ~ your + to ie and SOME | floor, edy effect. rest az i Lip ladies’ room . - “ | Si. it AS and working girl during business hours. | kind of. is 6 9 Crawford, of ly’s daughter. Many bow] members. of these every day, some both in the city. clubs | after. | noon and evening at various alleys | Some women bowlers | become proficient in comparatively. a short time, that is, years of steady and earnest effort, while others never excel, they may strive. the ball for the first time will as- sume it is great strength of arm, wgist and hand that is required, but one is told that is not principal, nor the only requisite. Bowling does tend to develop the arm and harden muscles elsewhere ‘in the body, though it is not war-| ranted either to produce or reduce flesh, and no unusual amount of strength is required. slight, frail-looking women become sood bowlers. It is, it seems, a cer- tain sense of rhythm, co-ordination. of movement ties. These with the development of form which will conserve effort at this end of the alley while pro- ducing the maximum of effect at other end, are some of the at- tributes of good bowling. Ec oa ~— — NEW YORK.—Nothing is more than a panne velvet dress for a guest at a formal wed- according to the couturiers. of 7 ‘ ding, Many the formal frocks £0 with aigrettes. hats of velvet which them are trimmed with about three however / Some quite} are of | rosewood or vivid read. | J and I a driving es 2 Wednesday night. OAN insisted on going out for lesson this evening | was afraid The tyro lifting| notice the fender I bent last night she would | when I was getting into the garage, (but for a wonder she did not see it, and now it is bent worse, and She did it, which is good luck when | 'I consider that now she will not Know it was damaged already, but .bad luck when I figure that I have who did it. car to her to pay to get it fixed said, no matter I was driving and explaining the and she move over and let me try it,” and I lost the argument we had. “Now So she was driving along, so to ; | came and Joan out of a each and assur-ispeak, and another woman side street depended driver and she on the other to slow down and neither of them did and the cars bumped to- gether and ruined a fender apiece, and the igot out other woman's swearing and came husband over (and said he wanted to know where Joan but her how to | want dent. I Joan said: thought she he started to say some other things, ‘Pardon me, from the way your wife handles a car, I judge you are just teaching drive,’ 'got all red and Joan said: “Yet vou to blame certainly M was E. fo like and your going, and but the man acci- nerve. r the | You have ruined my fender, but I | will let it go because I suppose we | cor PERFECT PERMANENT WAVING S Less Heat than a cMarcel : LTHOUGH the Nestle permanent wave machines cost the hairdresser more than any of the seventeen imitations existing, there are more Nestle machines in use than all others combined. More money is yearly spent at the Nestle labor- atories for hair research than by all other laboratories combined. That is why every improvement in permanent waving is a Nestle improvement. The Nestle Circuline Process is by far the: most gentle process known. The heat used is actually 100 de- grees lower than is required for an ordi- nary marcel wave. Seven minutes of gentle heating and your wave is complete. Write for illustrated booklet to: Cc. NESTLE CQ. ~ 3 4 Se, “ p ,, ~ * — ad on P, 12 East 49th St. New York Cit) iyculine / Permanent Wave « aT Leak ek ee a ee Pee” Mk reer eS tee? Rn TE etn. tara altecapaaita ttt She Diary of a New father ,all have to learn, but I think it is | ; ; ‘ } ; ' 'word and I | | | i i ; ’ ; i | world is liable to bend a fender.” | absolutely criminal to let amateurs | der, ' loose on the streets and I have a, good mind to report you to the authorities,” and the man . walked | back to his car without another | felt sort of sorrv for him. J] started the car again and Said: “‘Now, perhaps you will not care so much about dr.ving: See you weren't able to t'i'nk fast enough,’ and Joan said, “Think FAST enough? I was thinking a mile ahead of you when that man came over,” and I didnt say any- thing and neither did Joan for while, and then she said: “Jt just makes me boil the way these fool | i hatpins and now we chains, | Perhaps grandma will women allowed out in atnto- mohiles When we got home, she said: “IT am awfully sorry about the fen- dear Will it much fix?’ and I said, “Don’t you worry your dear little head about . it. darling. The best driver in thre are cost th W | quilte for to a dash in the narrative. | quire you | ‘counters and it is iS “a | | ey | PAGE 37 | e Amusements for the Little Ones Shut In By Wanda Barion | aaa ov oe — rs - INTER time brings colds and other annoyances to young- s that make it necessary for them to remain In the house for a time, and it is quite an art at¢] ito keep. them amused and happy. Most children like to be read to (and find puzzles a great source of amusement. Spool work amuses both giris and boys and keeps their fingers busy. Four pins are driven In the end of a spool, the worsted is twined around four times, with the knotted end dropped through the spool. The stitches are made with the fifth pin over the tops of the others, and the result is a hollow tube running down through the spool, and when it grows to sutf- ficient length it is sewed into mats or doll hats. Making patchwork blocks (for the doll house or for the nursery fille in some time. A tray may be used to play paper dolis on or to build blocks upon. paint with gray crayons or to make fancy things with kindergar- ten papers. - There are several dif- ferent kinds of marble games that may be played in bed, and boys especially are very keen on them. There is the game on the ropnd board: then the one where the marble is put into a cup at the top to run down a system of in- to clined tubes, to eventually hop tnto one of several holes on a board at the bottom that count in vari- ' ous ways for the game. There are little books that come with separate slips on which words 'are printed; so the child may sup- reader comes Tt is lots of fun, for they give the story ply them when the 'a ludicrous turn which makes 'very amusing. I | ' Games that amuse without ex- citing the patient, that do not fre- too much concentration, should be chosen. Tortoise shell jewelry is one of the newest items at the jewelry predicted this will be just as popular here ag.it now is in Paris. It all began with the Reboux have long bracelets. delve into her cherished possessions and help vou ont with a tortoise Dracelet or chain she wore in her days of youth—theéy are very much the same as those now seen in the shops. earrings and EASTER Is Close aft Hand Send Your Order for cleaning — repairing, dyeing EAI? LY etc 33 Branches—Phone Nearest Dyeing and Cleaning Co a a? 2 DIRECT FROM TEA TEA POT REASONS FOR THE LARGEST SALE IN THE WORLD : a J ( 0% of Your Child’s School-work is in the Morning! Give OATS — ?

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eg ae Se A a I ee tam wm PeBRUARY Ts Sogn, MM | yecheahe*i ore T he e St t. Le uis 6 Oost- Di spate ch Dai ly y M a g azine pNSWERS TO QUERIES ELLA CINDERS—By BILL CONSELMAN AND CHARLIE PLUMB The Post- ‘Dispatch reserves the right to reject any query. | f THERS — sHe’ pe ¥ Personal and telephone calls or answers by mail cannot be i 4 MSO WOK TOGETHER. Amana ° WHEW > DARIT CROPS *. Te) COT, THE KID WILL tg 8 iv "given attention, except letters on medical questions of undoubdt- | ; WE STOCPeEDB! hy GREAT on Pups WE Oni STOP TO ed sincerity whes accompanied by stamped addressed envelope. a LiIzZte’s BEEAY THAT WAG Lon SLE = ARL—Your entire coin list MARY S.—You do not state just | | , , SKCATTE ae VERY ‘ a total premium Value of only| what your occupation is, so We | y ; TER MILES OR SO! can Only generalize for you. Gooe it : 4 RYLYNN.—-Election datesfor| Stenographers can usually fina, | spring are 2s follows: RKegis-; positions in county seats because || tion on Teh. °4,° primary on | of the large amount of legal bust- h 11 and election on April 3. | Bane curreed on in such places. If | | 3 _| You have decided upon the town j, | ae Q. ane me lentio yo noai I whieh you desire to go yOu nla maga New York City In should write to the local news- |} | ieee and | 15 hours. : paper and insert an advertisement |. | r da for the kind of work you can do. PF ORIOU S—The 1883 nickel has/ Or, you can write ts the Chamber | added ont epee xe a — of Commerce for advice oe | as the word cents oud or ho sible work in your line, and for @a | ies: nickels were Made both} jist of businesses of the kind that | | ways. , might wag dete Sagat ® hohe = > .| Write to the irms, stating }3 ie . — F SUBSC onsen ee . a ten a | qualifications, experence and sucn | a “8 ” as — SAK) ‘Peult a — q a ye many pone | details, and ask them for employ- | | ap ties” 4 Y), ae , er | a ‘aN inet. There = | mont Be sure to state the salary ) WAN LOH “YY ‘ } ; f , ; 2, : Vii =a “= Yous espe i}] t ained in sonie i —— ee a Byhy ? LE LEGO RAE SLE ES MESS IL A a ; ss ® 7 o > fr Fe en RT Rate” Wakely SOR AF cere T dP rerene teare i pipers Vihear 6208 sae ote) app ~ x aa Leite rie Bes ee RE “py 3d Pb TOP Re eS ees A RA OE EOE AUR CAPRA ORIOL AEN BNR NO, SE EE NN REO“ CRN RIES IO Sia NON pS: spe mecmaptimir iD Mitte ONAN ATG ANNAN NY ) 1 Se th Av.” a pension to old women. a cece ct ce || - SUN | Hi | LONDECAKEEATER: iiiliiid [ all oss ve ’ ca SoM eeburi | You"can ‘make a will during your WELL, HOWS THE / ANYTHING j!/_ Tilt SAY ,\) | AT THE OFFICE ASKED |}/"" | ./ CRACKERS AND MILK INHERITANCE By Miss 2 rty located in Missouri) =e oan make a will during et Mi . 2 Rise Shopoee | per woos sua win band need ‘not ecept ite provi eS ee On! _ 7 ist EN. | Saeeeenineees cena ty WE Sait OF | si : 1 - ih , FOR MoU DEARIE. sions if he does not wish to do so. "]- | States He cla husb l’s dowe .¥ TT Tr sreen crepe de Chine and ghirnar POT.—The company could hold ig Sui Ge anatase When you | hilt Hi JUS LOVE iffy A» SWELL RES AUIRAN ance due, un- | ; AM! mf’ THE OFFICE Z| |i’ iy AND GOT SET BACK black chiffon, trimmed with x ‘ you _, ‘wat - thay a caer the tar~ | make your will. | rh ) Mii). -bou and ek keathe a j tage they 2 2a ou from| PUZZLED VETERAN. — A -de- TL UN eS HL rs. niture and to release you trom) serter from the United States ARTEL pola thi! veg FOfe rNE BERRIES , + { ‘ments. : | further paym*. soutien Army ordinarily is not punished eT eaO, Mauve tonalities are coming ty ij BROKE NHEART “ ih MOT] ny = unless he is apprehended within . - aces : ‘the fashion picture at the | You can rere T se pl rs e are lé two years after the end of the pe- agen eat A . @ nforcemen ace ied for which h nlisted ro- band: 9. Ben- | It we eres “ae | Prohib ition 1 rine r lich he e 12. Aces of Har- | « Interesting to note the Ey Customs House, Eighth a! 1d) Olive | Vided desertion is the only offense ‘day that a small boy had @ } streets, or tele phone MAin -9+9. | with which he is charged. A 2.8m LOGOKe ) — this new color in his little qa} HURST. — Children of * 3 Sach World War veteran having an' neert Eton ‘ [| marriage might be able to bre&K | honorable discharge from the war | 940ke || te asta Se : “pe c hi ain F i me the wi oe sses to the will, LOUIS E. W.—(1) If the couple ip ot swear to papers which owned the property as tenants by court the entirety, as is usually the case. aj. | then on the death of the husbane@ ; T 1 CARER EM os orrten ee me day a mas 4 leat i ae ayant i, ert eeeiaili ype tT athe eT 7 “FOU ke }—-10:45., Cl SZ Sk ee SS ; | fees (2) The t ea the trang. | the wife becomes the sole owner. ee Wet hy the — have the trans" \rheir residence does not matter. jfer mace. as long as the real estate is Ip MISERABLE.—A married wom- | Missouri. (2) There is no fixea fen can keep land and money in! time requirement for administra- , ber own name. She can turn the/tor appointments. The Public Ad- ) Meimoney over to the Masonic Home ministrator can take charge at ' and can deed the land to the home,!/ once, but his appointment can be) | gubject to her husband's dower ‘set aside by a relative within the “Oe @ = . »; M.,and FB. Lutz, 502 4 Goodies: = . & ‘ GIRLS. Radto Program : & Marriage Licenses ter gga xt inesday,8 109 PM. Births Recorded | \\- ‘83,4, ihtisis, tug "cae } Burial Permits | Willttam ever ... fe ~8 MUPrdoek | J, . am .. Lederle, hc res st. } Helen M. A. Boka ...:..5014 Sutterland| ¢. and A. Wright. 32: ? awe Bb A. Stern . — 36! laine! C. ¢ nd x A. Wrisht, 32 BP oF Necated Lillie Dribben Ly... LO ‘wounty| F. ay . Trampier, 518 Wilmington, a nce R. Dun: an. : at 7 Sidne i . =e oe? . ‘hut r° i do te Hunt. : ‘sae ; 2211 Bentom Arey pst a a a : “618 blairj 7. &. ATIC - ers, Ae: ee 1210 North Market} 2 . Grand and (lark, » Lee * A dg sith Park | : at nd R. a My oe * soe | Oscar Walter .. = le 40 Wehbe r rd. r ang " Goldbe. . 47 rie ont y. ie Howell Soh sh vag Ay img . 5. — Ly n 3721 8 7 yuls. peice Flizabeth Miller. .4227 Shenan4 Mo. 5 eae Geanweest, Val iey Pat eg _ ~ cael CE ee ee hoot , live | '.. and J tid He 247 Beck. Gs ies _ — ee eee “and i ; Bick, 4729 Louis. | AU sees: j é' Th. oods. i} Melbo Hiotel. : ' i spaloe { | ia | o ame: Wasnt WW. ‘Honer, G4, 1823S. ‘Thirteenth, HE CERTAINLY yor? THEY HAVE A LEADER WHO oa : ave: [ bast Now — . performance : ; LY len Br elicDermott -4104 Manchester | i. 6 aan ee ON, my Poepping. HAS “TAKEN A 4 UN oes “To MAN THe HELM. d' ¥/, : , You: HAVEN wU 2 ae y a" , echuman . 1150 Arsenal | ‘ ee a 2A Mi chigan, | 1, discovery of 4 en oe ~ t of git. te .-St. Charles|§% Seidler. 77, 2842 GREAT FANCY — OH — You cars) ren age * . ] \ 4 mh) AES . roy. {). . — ~ ooo 52 } arTis Te LW ELE itt : ; ‘ YH t ~ yy "a a n 0 a ’ "BY. . ts on 4 Alab te iGe s rincip es a ‘ = = — Ianie lat a tha ) a (VA P Soha evlly Ls ‘ ~¥ re on © IMS . ; t- ME. “TIRED m ae : ; ite , to) 4 rihe Cj “,, 2 4: BR ac ced LATELY AND) uper-power Bee OV. Hoefer @ .41 leman | Lou , 67, 3 mney. ; rer drive from i SE Muctes :....... -a)94 Pinel? = hos erg, 89 5227 Palm. IT's GETTING i 4 Neh Greer Zi bane og *° _ € | Marie ~. ting 24. re > Hel m . ‘ ? It started a : 1 Walnut) 3” Nounenkamp, 50, 1600 Knapp. THe. WIFE'S : : 4 : an, 7, O42 k termaln. s ‘ or it has made | i AGS. _ Charles. _ 29," BLOT Potomac, | Goat ! ° . , ‘ ' . — i} . Ow 2. ' production of ; =~ " *. St. Loti aentn f, herbeck >, 4138 Pleasant. ; ing 8 ‘- ) > ' } 7 . .% . : =" - ‘ Y "> r tT» roy . ff j : io Eliminates B tog} , moet weir Wilma Neas-/ Hamy Sgt eia Penrose. Ly am , : ) | , s remarkable T) batterieso! most . ‘as aTies t r skare Qi) ? ‘South Mai ) y, j id ; § /| if 4 | Uh fe aby — With Re rele > ane Pz Annie W are. ‘ 3336 jawton. $ a g Sens (race Weldon. St. Louis. YY, «OR Ke, a Opn ag ae ET WHITHETINTT LLL TT ¥ | TH it mie siti ih Wit velit li iy in nant THERON INT MEL OR UN UTI ‘ | R, A. Mallmann, L month, 1717 Mie ev pnueaga ens (TORETHNDIRATITVATUAIEVE TARDARLITIN SUATETERLAETERDERDIDAL TATLOTTRATFUDHTaT E HTTATRSMATE THT TTT ATT EL GUTH U CC HUMUTIL CHE ELLIUA PPA POACEAE TET) TTT TTT TTT TTT ATT av aT PU TT HOTT At Belleville. 2 aS i717 3 — Ki MATIEPARACHL UT RLGL RAR ITELLEL LPM VTA HAP TA THT | | sy . ' ! nardt. 6%, 3645A California is } Mr Tamn! ° ihe . ‘ aillo en *%. Fay Temple. |i Wilkinson, 4 monthe, 3843 Windsor. U Si A we im M noerger, 37, 6413 Kansas. 4 Wm, Hull, 88, 820 North. Boyle > BIRTHS RI CORDED. (Matilda Tolstrup, 67, 906 N. Thirteenth. ag ie Bi rke. 42 5477 mee MAKERS OF THE ravrote : 2007 6041 Westminst x : baue 70 ean. o udre. 7 124 Olark. 18 Wr Catherine Frey, 79, 2209 Hebert 4 oo nr y Nei , 38. 4032 N. Twenty-third. ; Arlingtone | M; _#H 35, 639 South Sixzth. : hy 47 4 3 i€@} 4 Ba gids A es "5b Schell- . Hintz, 5241 Ashland. ‘yan, ¢ “ M. Geary, 5116 N. Kingshigh- | Viola White, 37, fe Soa Mary 1. Atkinso: yn. nant Wal ish, R109 Ss Broadway. - Gradolf, 3933 Folsom. ick. f267 Terry. ike’ Geasted. bad 4968 Thrush. 3) (“ast a | ai* PAST ] oe ant PAT? e, . «2 x N_ Garriaon. George from Lillian Heitman (aroune from Robert Smit! on ic = af ae 3,4 " J Z @ - + . 4 pe : .? % ‘ | : e Seaelit ; ' bitte from Joseph Cytron a in x " a6 : “ } . . . ae iss . 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+ 4 x a ae { ui a . ; ae, pe ene Ae re . Die ai ae eT eae 3 e bs Pee py ; ; | a ; 4 ) Bn : 0 | S P A C ~ . See ] s COMES Pp ; ie AG f | ‘ (ST. LOUIS POST- T MQ Ii | WEDNESDAY: | ching Pa ying Tenants! | ; : a ] ay 7 WEDNESDAY LE . L£> KOS SSSSSSSSS , ae n. ~y& House; Plat, Ete Por Rent Ads is Ane | # i‘ FEBRUARY 16. 1927 \ ; 7 (86,22? PCST DISPATCH im 1976 = hah) ig t a Bs, 67] MORE thar wm ALL the i Sha FY ' A@k 40 oe “sg SS Sa eeae enn 66. ‘* Louis newspapers COMBIN Pe er —e ne a ees a Mia: Eee: ee Hie Nee erence nace ee Oe ee ; a | ki Ek — ee | Sena re: US “ aS Ooo hd as | BRINGING UP FATHER—By GEORGE McMAN ’ A ihe ak. 4 Seat ‘ a Be iin = 4 inn = ; aii —— * , 7¢ . Hea Ge , . nr - : ela): j— 224 | TLL CIT THAT JOB AS ye VOL. / ?. _NO. 105. | | ae eh @ | HAVE A CIGAR- BY f DOM F ENO ES | 1S THAT | 3 TRAVELIN’ AMBASSADOR ig TT i a Peres =F i THE WAY- WHO DO BOT JODGE See SO? eH | OR THERE WON'T BE a : ; a am in ; Rain; ate Bee iyOU THINK WILL BE) j SLOT SHOULD | Ese: : ANN! gfe Br ~ oP ] | AE: ) = -~-= lik tie €S | THE PRESIDENT'D ; we it a gre wi Snow 1a be? | , CHOICE pogo Fi pono 2 Fs an | . | rae Ee eee om AMBA gi > 3 a Tit | | a: ht : ie an 23 , & mee id ii . -. ‘ BRS pes Ft cosees | ; | oe +R he | 3353: | : Ht if : =. a. 6 mies 2h | Most people stare and laugh at us Sass. ae | "i ee | ee ons nt ; IN REBUTT-: | . desk ay | e the wind takes aff their =sr32>* ‘3 a ‘ _— a8 tik , LU 4 Pag [oar mr. Davis: Inclosed you;*"**~ — ee ft | A 144 = a te : ot find an ancwer poen to°vour Hats a (mas co | on } _— ego og a w- We get a big Kick out of that. Sd | it | for Sou t shure te farehead Boy. 1 “a wate i r forecast ‘ 3 4 s have you publish it : : Se a a af Li ts tues ea B umn in order that the r 7” sid se . — nee zere |to : = # es Y ; c jS¢€ } } 7 might know the truth. O : of MY; d Aldermanic! -.— q ; 4 fou may do as you iinxe out 50Uu) e hess @ in « wow : é 7 pte Ci ' a = . —" ; » and we! lo see Men watcn tnem is a Wor aie ie. a oh cl of) , 2 poem was a big question and vs uthila noacefuliy we down our =f ie Group, Officials and iV : ia ; | rot a big kick out of lt al 10% Je ote ae eras ae . fae | er i is ae . F . | : 4 at d ‘ hought it deserved an an- — gsi , | ‘ | a i ic Council Members = a ‘ ac | - de : ~ A lot of ] | ee eee See f hair ee ee : a skirted nigeria ianepaant $$ ay Jeff e son City. 4 ’ : : 4. pic ee mers a | nt 5 ‘ TIats ther don not have to wear: R a iS ne Cae Brame eRe ngpee dann ed ies : 3 - -_— : the answer as they did from e | 444 Oe ee ci : 4 . ' . a We collece people have | Being balder than a bat CARTOON FOLLIES OF 1927—By RUBE GOLDBERG BROUSE COMMIT TEE at far our fade. No | lhe old guys have to wear a hat. | Bei | 8 bat, s WILL HEAR PLEAS, got to stand up for our taas. . : one else does. another; — time. LE. B. TO TRUE 1. as 7 laugh some tim rive “us a ee ete nai ei } oy pers THE BATTLING BROWNS ~ LUKE ANDHIS UKE , Ere he'd 1 O,I MUST TELL YU WHAT’S } AFICe. THIRTY YEARS Die secther laugh some time, sian. | HAPPEXSED SO FAR lhe WE LOST HIS OCB, ee eee | ee THIS Book- Lizzie SUccoTA A FAITHFUL MAN @ t ouisans Will Argue for} © js Authority to Create Per-| | manent Commission on P i> ; hoan Fred ALGu), STUBREASTS; ae ate Z2amssey 2A eat is “ ; T} a? a =) el nh gw ~~ sf j A n * nasty in the near fature. One | re.chulan't have been hired Ree [| WatcH | * ee | FINDS HERSELF Alowie mys A | fo‘ IJ) OUotHE ALB REABY, Ww BuT His Wife SAIB, Transportation. ? augh every io yeal isa ' p . £665 r ‘Dot rood We will gladiy publish BIG ih Se AND McEersS GERALCS Ss Pye | EXPERIMEASTT 2 se) Sites te our. a eS YOU CAN'T TELL. , i NER‘ CLOSELY O1 answer Ut OU] Verse eS | if you | ““scee, 1 TOLD You se: ! e ; ‘ ,7 OT} [ > son Tep.4 +2 oe ~ ‘ —— ee eee oor touching © MP 3 xe ag eee ae, men apes ng P CRACKER MERCHAAST odes = 1 KFAreu) IT WASAYT RE oe Ra GN i, SR Ay AIPM RON BFE SEO ON RR ct AG oe, = as . The Special Rapid Transit Com- | tion wit 5 - tree of tue Board of Aldermed, 15 above’ : : \ ' committee of the Civic Council + Rapid Transit, and city officials | wings re aie “2 ted for Jefferson City thisjor north) 7 . rning to appear late this after- ore t nicipal Corpora- before the Municipal Corp morrow, AcAMeaWan K. BUMP. INVENTOR OF THe - ns Comittee of the lower house snow; dee TAXICABS —- THOUSAAIBS OF PEOPLE HAVE the Legislature to urge passage | tomorrow, ) a Pere ' aciniealiaiban my raneit enabling ¢ ; & We never wear a haf ‘tis true, “work Trials to Be Held at : a Ti¢ | = (a A ‘ BE=A} HAIMED AAD WOUADED BY TAXT@= Bae the rapid ebay: Wi PF act : aS = See re so is = = i, 4% '» CABS os BUT We’ LL MENER. FAIOU) THe n enactment is necessary to auU- MAN And yet we never catca tie TU.) nance Party. itiss t | = = Yih . iE | ! : rans! jlevelopment ee er ea, | Oo} i | = ‘ya | . HUOSSREDS. OF THOOSAIBS WHO Have pire nappransi Darcy | ee ee ee , , F EZ a= | WORRIED THEMSELVES TO DEATH ma in St. fe ee 10 a one the regular docket WATCHING THE METER — TAXICABS Pee dy the prone ee tudy the problems n- ALL RIGHT FOR NECKIAG, BUT BY THe Fe a erved, by the ee YOU ARE Ob SNCOGH TO PAY FOR A h and reconimended by. the 2 AT—By HERRIMAN . ; woman : d 7 } You HAVE LOST YOR. AMBITICA « : } aldermanic committee. CHIC a The St. Louisans who went to] Miss M SS SSS a ferson City in behalf of the bill | ¢™mploye, ——— : } ieog : : = git , | = Alderman Wimer, chairman of | 4nd 30 f solani shticdthuh dh otieiaadit. aerate de aT é ae ee i +) ‘ae nkey in the gallery wine! WALLA WALLA er ASOU) | OAS » ; + rw ola it to lild ne av { hae ai aia ‘ . : : i + —— . 4 ‘“ oa , , » . . ' ’ . a* 7 a | ‘ _« ; eo ' MIGHT LIZZIE ee Sahar hon i aE shee agri ae gerne 2 nl sbagts ye. ep AE ip” Dine - wisinagiiien GR en Ot or. one POEM TO. “THE ov iics looking for a Stat . BAREHEAD a 3 f eq , . . + + > ~i> , a i 3 y ot - a ; ian sik -_ ALie?i i Lieté iif Pid , chi j ; = = AILY down the street we £0 — . a ae on —_— —— a 2 ds L. let = / I Betdieatl Td séhies es aise bt t i “44g Cd ete das atce bedi iti th: rraadesis+ ~ ee Reet - 4 ft % Pe > * 4 ——— — a ag ————-—— A te = 7 ; | ES aot a ee | el pram WR EY eo Pe te i oes (Mile special Alderinanic committee, | Rosent —— UL SEE | THE TOONERVILLE TROLLEY—By FONTAINE FOX jg siervsn lism, Ove, ieuee’ | iconenthat =1, aS _— CAN YOU BEAT IT?—By MAURICE KETTEN eee SS Tene enna ot | Rowenta i WHEN THE SKIPPER COMES THROUGH AHEAD OF TIME om Mgmt ©. > South oy cont [amped resentativcs of the Civie Coun- | Glick aS NG fee ey) er “ my eo aca signer re cng 4 ok e* + ‘ e —— eg “t,o ‘3 : _ : i a TA ) anise: ~ i 7 sii } ng: Best Fe =% : X : i . ; ie ? — = P pee | U ; 6 Ve ‘ ; oe . ef LOVE | if PS RBLue& fi 4 eT 4 a teres AMOUNT CF FOOD IS a © ee a ne “i u 2 oe SR = —hrt O n of the council; | ines rt | Ms SS Sh Sali nN NSUMED ON THE CAR Mana © meee i | ‘ MA CALA . || ira ec ifieid and C. F. Batfield. seven ae gt iN, é ‘ meeting of the aidermantie home, 4 4 ~*~ 7 ~~ , ‘ i i f A : t mittee had been called for this TWO 2 & Z , ~ q - ° | ee & ‘ VAX p AA 4 at’ ning to draft a resolution for my Th: WR Say pm chy allt 4.6 ‘tera wniation to the Board of A-ster- } ae 7 : = be q : aulnorizing the commili*ve to ; Z A | TER i the Legislature next week In - sae aes, ¢ . ~ ‘i — } if of 1e DILL Chairm: ; ait c “pyres rf ' fof the bill. Chairman Wimer b oe DARA AIOUSE “MUCH AS | | IZ. Go PAG | | hed aside formality learn ers f SHCULD CC GC CAC | sa Wikies AiyY Of searue aa rs 4 f ] iM ‘ LU Ci 4 ; ; ‘ . Pa : a ; i s " oad | a ‘ mn ApY bi — | ne | i ' yesterca y OF touay s he aring Joseph wist te ENCOURACE HAY ial | | \ eae ae wee ee " assermbied the delegation ¢t was fined : $ , = ,/ & : : ‘ . . Aa? ‘ AL! > EARA ES] wee , 4 \ Mee ETS c er ti, shone Now the board will he fe Police ie oe EASDEAVOR To FE + i | V | Z —— ed to approve paytrent of the | result of i” Ss eff" f i spats na = - STM ¢7 *ynoenses ‘yr + ° jer ee pe ae — (T— : s expenses for the trip, | levard ae FE | CCD a —| FA oa aon they returi mags Es ; - ' Ss , : : - ha i , ae AUA : mobtle, : ae - J AUN r Cites Work ‘ ee bt Fee of His Committee. David O. ti a 7 : \ mer tjday sent the following | Clayton. i ; f a {OY iO the Post-Dispatch: Cates | oh ‘ ie HA 7B Wiy-return to the city yes. | ives, wae ee ¥ err ay 4 was delighted to see that Alexan vie PP m2 Post-Dispatch had come out.sojot 4148 bie Oe + ‘ + Fos - é - . ai Ai Nite cy 3 favor of a commission tenced to Se er Mudy the transportation. seeds | $100 fer a St. us 1 have always conm-}15, at 2 ee Ge dé ? arya . : i nO ie Sic! a Cr mTim'ssion was aycnucs ‘iy Beeded. and the Post-Lie | roung ' Ms strong DOs tion On this; the st t © rie Veiuahie heip ty + 4 by iim. : . ~——s . RO - Saggpentey SU (oo A Ww De- | “ sol rah : .sa2erm >i¢ in Jef- Rak] sa : H cly passed at thie time he Bourd of Aidermen's S)-e- By the Cor i OTH i; Ce Or} anid Cra nei? MILW. : —-_. = . ji . patch + @'5 Chairman, hag just [Twe pie et : te re’ study. pri a 4 watch on % x ‘y for . YUuUrpese of *ecom a8 hotel on & sys' ,o cive real rap. | Watehes amid ‘oO : “— pp { i} 6 ot =) were é) Ary 7] tj t “ tor: gp bs ur ¢tudy, 2owW cotal va ia i 7 én* . -? ae i j tral itz: $35.600, . 6and, in fact: senid net Police : mre'y separated from theling eitiem 4 te % rors iT; 3:2 vw? Gie | thieves, é r. 7 ‘uced in our stud./@ raid € is tec of the gupject and | Herrmes : ~ ‘9 UIMM@ snd work te [ip tie a 1..0n Of surface ines|bers & Af y ; + Bus. train be ae aii Downton », “tlw y's . rerent | to Ch} hy +t Ou ret On ravid ansts | oe ae F a Senin ee. mmegee - ~ A pean rors ae arte ai me . th: . acai, iy iat aE : , ‘ we are wadiy | 2500 00 ie t a and we. made! fee ae ra’ a4 : +iaG pax SOMEBODY IS ALWAYS TAKING : ny 1 recomuren | the A * Bs : Ba rf; ” * ay _- raid vest | WAS 2 fit in with ‘he | remaining ee; a fe Theat 1s ) ees - r : pe, ? a “ig ct WHAT WELL DAW —_ it which we gout- | postetiies oi, 3” ceorvice pomslbia. 4 \ a * © Proposed services. 2 b 3 s Se will have on. our! Steals Fe a _ Situation was cos nik 3 — . " _it will be noted “Tinga,” “ 2. “ Sancti. se cf rar + boom rea the Sc hoet 5% pe Ms = "ibid traneit that may at N& I. iG * 'Gture. ae well as im- in tront ; ‘a i rents 2 ee day by & 7 : 41... of Cur studies ri sedan ; a . ‘§ SOme afr? of = oth. ural . s ‘ 4 : pent one, ehonid The : SS rs 2 Be ss 4 } at x ‘a iar | premennt ot | he lrg ce be : ite ‘ ’ t are | *% ; Coed @ SUnued on Page és, +*as away. ge _* ® : : i %