St. Louis Post-Dispatch
February 19, 1927

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COMIC FAGR FRIDAY. “oa j | FEBRUARY 18. 19gy [E Classified Concentration ——— ea! Estate and Want Ad h 910, 768 POST. DISPATCH in 1926. — _ MORE than tm ALL the other St e | | | © ™N 304.668 3 os Louis newspapers COMBINED Se ne ee ———— MUSSOLINI FOR "™" cue st MILLANHEIRS “"™nexease> ro COOLIDGE PRESSES Defends Grandinorher’s Good Nawe 65,000 STRIKE SOM SR tay Spo SO aa Pa >: ~ Feu +s ) y) K NEWEST | THE TEMPERATURES. : 50 CENTS A DAY AON NIN A ON OT ~ ™ ’ | m. ase S ; n egy 2 . & . marae Sim : > 4 y: Ny PE INDERFUL E a : ah : 8 : tee 3 Hal 34] [db President Issues Executive Or-| ALY, BLASTS OPEN I yg i“ : 4 ‘ . & ’ i, fie iow | \ IN SHANGHAI .,der Requiring $6,000,000 ANOFFASCISTS «2.2 AFTER OB YEARS." 2" 6 MILE TUNNEL YY Ss. Bi: Official forecast ; | WASHINGTON, Feb. 19.—Na-| Se k D, With K: | | eit a — and | ‘Di ' ‘b f Cc M poleon’s dictum that “an army| E , . ;, j 6d 7 y Sea & oe : ea l ing ENT GIVE! vicinity: Increas- | Distribu i trent ) ea ight- ; ; | ee a2: 4 cs , They ‘ S| THE RADIO BILL | ing cloudiness to- | tion - er | revels on spies a ane rane 's t-Foot Granite Barrier e afi spel ; , Se 3 Pe: . “ . NATIONALISTS r Which Duce Will THE AIR? | night, probably factur ‘new recognition in a decision to ‘ : Unde \ | rain tomorrow ; | : : er’ : Estate Shown ‘give American soldiers bigger and} in Bore Through Conti- | Have Permanent Post of slowly risingtem-| in Final Report of W. K, | vetier helpings at mess. nental Divide Is Dyna-| - . ) ee ed ; | Impressed by repeated urgings mit’ 3 %4 2 ae. ae. eee” ee “Chancellor. | ae | to wt a Bixby, Trustee. by army officers, President Cool- | mited Away. : 3 3 ; | : . “3 23 ‘ Ss ; . | : Walkout Is Designed to degrees above oe a oe ee) ae ee er a a , Fee ee ee Undermine Ruler of Pro- BE : * ‘e | ae allowance per man to 50 cents a , x ; A A KING TO BACK ss . : ZA ele | mS $367,000 FEE FOR 'day. It now is 36 cents, and the | CUT IS AUXILIARY ¢§ Ae. 4 oc Pe Ox .. Sg . J . FE 3 , 20. sawp tatats | bill makes funds avati]- | em 4 oe er 3 : 2 e : vince, Defeated by Ad. FASCIST RULERS! § Hime settled tonight! WORK NOT CLAIMED |2.). so vcnt vene tg raingat th ao. TO RAIL TUNNEL and tomorrow, 0 py tate wold sein vitae gr, Bay ; | f Fx "= —vancing Cantonese Army. 4 cents, probably snow or : : : cided even 46 was not enough, and Pan, if Adopted, Will Lead’ | YNaiilivne | oe Seo" | Estate of Widow, Who Left by executive order made it an) This Will) Be Completed , m . : ii des = s ‘ ‘even half dollar, beginning: next | ual 3 LDERMAN- = Se eras soe to Liberalization of Laws) aioe : Bice Residue to Washington July lL. AD ecto $6,000,000 | Next Summer, Shorten- ieee coal Bere ecare. S ee te B WATER SHORTAGE ng . Bie “gaged te SN F : , 'will have to be provide , : ge Se 8 yp ae, Me ge S| : JICGS' —— “Nt EXPECT Him | on Lines Favored by Neale ae ee | Universiy, Receives $2,-) Coolidge displayed a deep per-| jng Distance From Den- so to eee’. § %IN FOREIGN SECTOR ‘ SOME TIME | my Pees a we eS | 'gonal interest in the controversy . ; é 3 ee % ips > ae... {a a | ae ee Royal Family. as pinning tate ton) 141,000 in Settlement. that recently. developed im Con- ver to Salt Lake City. hist 5s | ee Be fees See % pe - é 3 ee Z | Pio) aes FE". Sun Making Stand With tomorrow; slightly warm- gress and the newspapers over the 40,000 Men 28 Miles Away, but Army Is De- moralized. | pate ‘r tonight In the west portion. , . tonight j . : low ration costs in the army, com- By the Associated Press. DENVER, Colo., tunnel more than six miles in to the Post-Dispatchand | “unset, v:46; sunrise (tomorrow) | pistsinution of the greater por-!pyared to the 50-cent allowance By Cable t pared ) h v the Chicago Daily News. abe tion of the $7,341,786 estate of now in effect in the avy. He (Copyright, 19°27.) (.ener: eather Conditions. ae calle , mther informatic 9 rit rs] m bes: Cabeinaiin’ meral Weat . William MeMillan, one of the Called for further into scheaiande i and ROME, } a te i: ‘ { »\ . pe "ict The weath 7 is moderately ; le] j ruledethat | doughboy mignt le. Sen: - ts - | : , ce ; founders of the American Car & ae apes gna: Ue Courier to Switzerland).—-Dictator | in the Lake rpgion and the n | . giftimately by regarded as Naving ae ae Wussolini aS Cliancellor for life of | Missifsippi and Ohio Valleys. 1 | Foundry Co., who died in 1901, 18. ag pig an appetite @s a bluejacket. | ~ art of James Peak on the Con- ' Kingdon of Ituly this ie the the upper Mississippi and AT ics ‘rij shown in the final] report of Pals | tinental Divide. : ew AMNEAOT 9 LE feces & SD ’ Sia ‘ kal . P , ‘i A sal bape Sine nee e m we 7 > : . | ' ition : ’ po J eid sae \ ailevs 'f 1S also rit ner cod, lig Ix. BIXDV, trustee under SEVEN MORE STATES T0 HAVE President ‘ oolidge pressed 2 , gine “ ssa sore “he “0 : ‘ ; *~ A ; . Y OD eo ee 4 ale Py foe metegagen Preas latest 80! sap oe : Lie } er: rePS ATe rising \ : , , : ‘ - SE Br a aes PY he Tan ae : a ite ee ae ts . sas Bo. {) nN «>. Teh i — a eo x a . np a. ha | ISsIng will, approved by Circuit Judge TRANSATLANTIC PHONE SERVICE gold key at Washington last night | i RS EE a, Ray, Pa a ORR eae ee a a Feb. 19.—A Japanese Ing, NEHGOUALE' pel ween ec FaS- | ranidly. There las POeEN SOLE : PR ies RRS Si 2 SS Rc ” TROP Red « ; Ty Oe — cruiser ¢ f : r¢ ayn . ; aN one Se ER tS OR PR ORB PTE TORI ordered tonight ' ‘ had Entire Country to Be Fimbraced in| cight-foot rock barrier between had an appreciabpi increase. NI WW YORK. Feb. 19. By Mon : 3 y the Aasociated Preas: If ti { 10? ct ) A] t] zg) * . “ % Aithough much work rematins SHANG F NS . Fra GHAI, eb. 19.—Shangha ; ae . ‘sidents of Detroit and vicinity day morning, with the additio f ‘ atreme Tascisti would renounce | Next Week's Weather Outlook. | " he . 7 | Gay mornns. | On ©" | before the main tunnel will be tn Y i a aii —_ - ied: + . hoa wrres s . Taestearn t9 TES n ha @ + ‘ i : P ; 9 ur eta . . ’ } By the Aas - % . . 4 ee | ] 1) ¢ ia ict l i¢ S (>) th oe i at : \ ji VW 5. Cr A ‘a a t P all tine States opened for trains next summer, Ove al S QO CO ge an today expe rie né ed the Cantonese their aim: Of making Aussolini su- | ¥! crate ress. ii omer 4) ; PS HICAGO. Keb. 1% ---Weather part of the distribution, but the he tnion excep ive Will “| completion of the small bore was (Nationalist) leaders’ methods of preme hee f ie nation, while aan : inked in the transatlantic § tele- , te: ad ° tli i i Jee Ge \\Ve ' per _o , . jilarn'’s , adil oe. ee . a 10 ala ’ regarade Y . Gaz eCcT) as §$ = | F 4 ta Be Victor RRS Serene were OUTLIOOkK 1O} | \ n inning ‘ , H MecMiilan’s widow, the hc ; cseryice petween America garded i>’ phapeaes rs as signifi boring from within with propa- ipa ; i Monday. | pper Nissi SS} Pi and i ote MeMillan whe bai pli rit oe & i \ il d Ai€ « Cant beca use it revealed the Va- ganda aS aA me ' — tear °3 «, 42 + «we - . be ’ im ‘ ‘ ¢ e ‘ 1¢ divided ({lle athed the residue of her prop- |/nouneced vesterday by the American | main tunnel! m1 Hie be constructed iu | . 7 4 . — — . . ry.) } . ami ‘ oy . } gern , : : : Dader Ween would 'o unite Mor: or less unsettled with oeen erty o \N aSDdiIng von L nive rsity, re- beiepinone ana 2 i ‘leg = 1 } P : ati »ye . ; 1 ° . " =o | , a | . . . ; . ‘ } . ; their private beliefs will be ended ie we age roads” an J ane mt Hty.. {as trustees. Mrs. McMillan died in ee " ae a ngs sity | road now crosses the Continental | as did England in the recent Glad- | terests of another That. savs the tionalist agitators took the diree- : ai ' +s . “9 iver, OF 2 otal menibe or of ag al ae Sats sees stop Atrica-to-south £ erica | Divide at ar f itude ae 60 wn . =r nan . Pere, . ; rg .- - 4 er. 4 aed « t a. >» P ; . , be DowWASS, ORIG oR The title of Chancellor (similar| py), fexchange has based its op-| be divided between Mr. MeMillan’s wg R tg Verde | tur : “ayy as vane ry 4] ng to handle without gloves the lives; who is unable to defend herself. en — only political. a Ske : . s al 1 eas based its p= ; rey . ; F 14 YR’ ro) PRAY A. Cape ‘erde | ineis In 1é rst vO InlieS OU + 2 ‘ oa eget Stas The os i: ieee aall : : . The day passed in order! fash. A OR. - THIS Hone OF TRAVEL to Rismarek ' would supplant the position to ie ordinanc: ' hieflv Orortners. James MeMillan. a for- Io ot famous persons ot the past. rhe MOSt St nsational part of the ie ; . ie 4 y | a \ | Islands. e] likely ion, the oniy \ lolenee being the or , ike Commander de | of Denver. = ic] j € ari ; r sa meee a) rep bil heey a aoe te ye RP se Sa gaa aa | . x - a The case, which promises to be! court hearings is to come BOUGHT a& rPeic }AS SEE Oa ae “jon the ground that it does not ed hese piccinedcaphahae ind Pinedo, the Malian ‘aviator, has! Jf the mountains get in the TTT ame lic) >| fre the defense, as Boulenger’s | 8ton!ng of a few tramears. The ab- ran co € EP r\ Ss & Boe Fe isenin. + whit Miuieestios as. ee ie eo ronsing Charge of Hugh MeMillan. both of Detroit. or j vav co through them not piquant, cam to light with the ronmt tp aerense, as oulengers | « , i one ic mnOkilp, iad i : “ hag ‘ Ls i ‘ . : ‘ ha “re . "eE Wi ’ 4 “O ‘ ; ’ +1) P j | ; : | . : 2 Dakar, French West S filing of suit by Mme. Aurore | lawyers hold that the truth of the ee nce- of demonstrations and pa- rades Was due in part to a steadly . ie my Se yan yew | if r ~ WHEA) . umed when | oo found t hie tradi- . - € *) ht the Bs heirs "pon ae death of the arrived Iron ean a told ‘ , 4 30 \ } pa’ { | HE = we : yer ivroad 1 { a 24 ' } Aw, } mee ‘ i i i 2 ¢ Tar : } ie + oh no ? J . : = . ¢ ( . ras , ‘ . Ss. 2 é i ; ; A | rc - L onal office “President of the rp Africa, on his transatlantic flight ee oe eee ee Sand, granddaughter of the novel-;, statements in his article are well | ohis former policy of giving UN- | Jlower Missouri allevs and the ! seieiatan simiieiaiiaiiaiitainiaaistaiiainsinmsty mandanaiiinin enemy. support to the lascist | Northern and Central Great Plains: in celebration of the victory of the woman writer, George Sand, friend | Terminal rail es iles testator's wif and son The | ffat’s f ; we ; originating vithin 100 miles of ¢ . p neric: | Moffat’s funds were exhausted, |]. ; ; oT = fx Re GSOIAG DOUVAS Lr AJ DS Souncil of Ministers” not sufficient- | , , \ ne Seen to the Arnericas, Son ha ab : , é ‘e ist, against Jacques Boulenger, lit- | established. They say they are | rain, i ] ] j § > P - : >: is z ‘ } ) =) "mm e "sy a.) £ PS r : a - : / ‘ . ‘ - .) . cs DePinedo had intended to fly r. etore tm amce wen ‘ary critic. She asks 10,000 | ready to bring forth documents to | A majority of the Attiker cotton st sOuls. —_ SQUEAST YiNposing. “Chancellor’’ would “ive of rs f James and ‘ wdvades SA - COASE LY, MOBoOBY y imposing. hancellon vuld Five of th irs of James and ¢-o9m the African mainland at/tunnel was started and it was not/|,..~_ Rep cere a | ald 'mill hands quit work and tr: ae tae : ; i ‘ | ii i] } «a A ada f ‘ li 7 aD ‘ l] org 1 . as y\ "A } (zo 7* ‘ 7 a \{ ¢* ww ] . a io] } he rie ’ ut ] 1) ea 7 crg ys) ~ : « 37" > ° > ice ‘ f ¢ ¢ *o é ; eee cand au a ‘ d 1ri¢ i 3 ween pees ‘o , M ‘ : ; = - MOUS Wiil aecent it - nhide , iti ate ast igen on the 3 os ee IQ 79a. , | states at the ceremony last night/ ,.._ . 7 Rea . Be , . -j _— i> 1 agcept it or abide by] dition lat , ote 3 Capitol Jaines Thayer McMillan, $309,723: ! Porto Praya he will presumably | an Pebeitent Cootides’ relsaned te. Eighth (srader iecelves Hotel | Former Scott Field Men | 8% J they (74) accept Frouun¢ 1n roy) ) ; il yrL OL, } \Irs Doris \i ‘Milla , Pittman are . ‘ ‘ t ‘ ’ Bs . : t qa: : ° aa if ; ‘ > Year E EVER TT} PPE. D H 1S HAT To , She had cut across the ( apitloi $309,723: Countess Cladvs Cornet ronha about 200 miles from the xe “epene weedrg 4 - widicaanpercne: ite for 10 Day > as Member ol ~ ee | MILL PRCVIDES $| 15,000 Plaza en route from her place Of) qe Ways-Rurat, $61 9.487; Union| Brazilian coast The distan 2 | lag emeepa ee pra - ee | Russian Nobility. 3 yer home arbDv. i rp , ; ate r | Gov. Adams a ayor Ne! ere : ’ = — 10 PAT RO Ten ncene sbber | rust Co: Of mm troit, trustee under from Porto Praya to Fernande No- i sped hands : rae 4 ; oe ES Se ae | eahhed apa ite as sdity eye | : eee clasped hands. i; F SKINKER BOULEVA' when she was ae kk — are 4%.) the wil] of William McMillan. a ronha is’ 1432 miles. This flight nei a Message of congratula | : ; , : She told the poice that a VERO nephew of the St TETe li, i if ee : Pi . ae ye gr mw) 12: ee , : “ Bite itd gl ee ‘ ‘ "ipegs ~ to Be Introduced Before ! vane yf Me st, Louis million-— will be the most spectacular ‘f n5t | tion had been read from the Presi- | By Teased Wire ude Service Board Would Use Bond Funds, Only a few soldiers of Sun ar- rived in Shanghai, indicating that C-l a genuine concentration was pro- lieved by Army Officers ceeding of Sum's troops in the 4 ; Sunkiang region, 28 miles south o! Be Sate. Shanghai. Sun himself is expeetmd > ie eeertatel wee to come to Shanghai tomorrow NEW . ORK, Feb. 19.—Searchi from his capital at Nanking ts ieontinued along the New Jersey | tuke direction of the defense of , } o~ oo ' } ‘ ! ‘ | ' ; i | ' ’ From the New a f light complexion was her aS8-j aging for ips $749 29¢.- p ‘ oe 5 aE ae Fo r; ‘ . - Te. ; : oO; 1s j aire, for his heifs, $743.3: - Hugh the most dangerous of De YPine- | dent. representatives of the two York Bureau of the Post- ( @oast today for two arms aviators | this city. erin 29%, | dos four-continent tour. states and the tunnel commission Dispatch. who disappeared in a dense fog on| Further information from Han- CMillan, another ne phew, | i broadeast short addresses. NEVW TORK. eb. 1d. Irene Thursday. Reninants of their atr chow deve loped that the city's An ordinance to appropriate |(¢ - ated wail | . - . i 5 ~~ i ' ° .y) ’ ’ . - f } a ‘ ' . tor ’ 3 jo $115,000 for reconstruction of The Sympathetic es PHILADELPHIA JURY CONVICTS | Work will be pushed on the} ansky, 13 years old, a pupil in, the | plane found in the surf led to fears) foreign missions were not looted ! | ss “lav bv &S a troops. The re- Largely of U. S, Securities main bore through shafts from , ; “ee oo lereey | that the men were drowned. Opti | yesterday uD eighth grade of a New PTrsey Bkinker boulevard, between Wy: Hangman Explains cau om ae es ; ; } 1 3 down and Clayton avenues, a heav- His Technique ibid foworth. The estate consists largels of | WOMAN OF ELECTION FRAUD the auxiliary tunnel. It will be * = i | mistic theorieg were that combina- | port that they had been looted was ] make Liberty bonds, lederal Treasury | used by the Denver & Salt Lake school, succeeded in impersonat- tion parachute life preservers ke;! due 1 he tilsreading of a meas- Russian Countess in a NeW | them afloat or ths they wer | sage. t was stated that the mia- | sions and missionaries were safe. The general plundering of Hang- chow by the soldiers of Bun waa on firmed, . Among the appeals to Shanghai sailant. MeMillan (2 junior), ily 'raveled thoroughfare that. has : beconve badly worn. wil) be intro- hobby of killing n, leg 6 ide netes and Government certificates | Irregularities in 1925 Primary Railroad, as the “Moffat Hoad,” |ing a duced In the Board of Public Serv- | ee | Vhs Ce & 9 > wy! _ of indebtedness, having been con- Charged—Four Men Also technically Known ark hotel for 19 days, all on the | picked up by a ship wit no wire ice Tuesday. | canse |} iavs cer dinky, for he verted under Bixby's management, hound «suilty. } President's Message. strength’ of | ‘nerve and $89. Ilio- | less It is proposed to pay for this 3 t | mat 6 - . Without impairment, from real es- Br the Associated Presa, President Coolidge sent a mes- } ped rn wha? they are A fog that blanketed the Sea from 1923 bond issue funds, since | ste d es hie wetk. Tk tate and business holdings. | PHILADELPHIA. Feb. 19.--The!sage to the members of the Moffat | ibe To ee "tT bheard forced suspension of reset the Street is used by the general 1s t Se Bi ent Tunnel ‘‘ommission, which was here must resus ad something | crore during the night. Orders ever convicted of elec about Irene +) iworkers was one which read: blic a. . : ar aa e feature ot tl next une first woman . , ‘ : # ue and not chiefly loca! ” ager af, eo 3500 Mil ES 0 20,000-Mil read by W. FP. Robinson, president | }were given for resumption-ol cue , ree has bee a aod ; ta% igs 1ii¢ ) , l \ ° i ‘aan a "4, } FOS *T) ’ ae hie . i ’ Tet Avs ARO, oO ti - . i ] : ee Cs , , , ‘ , fraud charg in J hiladelIphia Aas bv | fen day search whé@nh possible by the non he intonese tore , de An asphalt surface will be see of that body, and broadcast : , : | fhe St krancis Hote] I arin, | a i yictorious. The power of Maraha! ied, Will We See op | hie v- TRIP COVERED IN ? MONTHS | was found guilty, along with four;radio from a point 9242 feet above | *' P i ‘rigid dirigible J-3-from the Lake-|* ig rie visior there arrived at Lilie Hi i hurat x: ' naval air station, tw isSun ¢ huan-Fange has ended. The . airplanes from Langlev Field, saw her ‘* the - 35 »« pet IS to create “shell holes’ in @ Surface which niacadam can- a keen filled = 7 -_— —- sso nd springs. said [i- ~~ Sending Objects men, by a jury vesterday. )sea level. c trey Mat Ladieff t for the peop! . ’ ry” *% ‘ ip 1)7 Tes re 1e@ ai wo | a. aid ae ie | ; i i } rie ' | ne Retor of Qireets and Sawers by Radio? tranemit bv radi . E DS, rhe five composed the Election “T am rlad to have the privilege see - Ss ok Va titn i oPD riun r peopie Brooks, ¢ ‘ : —_ actually Four Planes Reach Santiago, Chile, | _, a ] Siaree Wee eotart ; tussia. everyone who ' | , . |to assist the movement againat s, end to disrupt the old nes actually sear =» Good Will Board in the Fortieth Division of of participating in so noteworthy ; Sj , , nd and four machines rom Mitchel e MEilit lat . skit lace far vas are not un South Americal ts ( " pa cae ° » : " | was Impressed me ne Site f tk. sali adi ¢ Siliitarists e Of this street. and much of eee ay wage oe _ Viel ; ithe wenty-fourth Ward and were an event as the opening up of the Iked os 4) t] s about Field Toe aviators, seat om} Another leaflet warned the bas ' a asonabie, in ey ; ight. 7 , ; vin taiked with i@ other 8 abot . o¢ ; Anothe emtle 7 Yase to the east of the park Alexandersot rical and radio en- ” accused of irregularities in the pri-| water tunnel of the Moffat Tunnel af awine experiences in Rus liam A. Gray, 36 years old, and «tril to maintain order Pin hac . cages ah iad we : ' - © ert oe - er harrowing periences .us- 01 ; o* i strikers to maint: : , ip has been destroyed. The ef - thee! Sell Pr! . es ‘ vy the Aaesciated Prees i mary ele ction ot sept. 1d. 19%5. in (‘olorado The breaking through ne ' . ay erin h - 1 Lieut. VW illlard lL, hiarris. “4 1,an- | am | he aj why ot sebal ‘ snail : Wf : I : ; ‘ her escape 9m” AUSLTIA, fT Ue- ; , ; : . . “~~ d ri >’ fights? SANTIAGO, Chile, Feb. 1%. Sentence was deferred pending a of the last rock barrier by my pres- i . to come to the United States, | Shed while, en route from Mitche! Strike Causes Water Shortage. anit prize be LIAS . ii . a oy . cs aida cd s a eCisiol! ‘Orme e rite Ne | a a : ater » a . s , nderson explains the possibilities of nwt months after their start fron motion for a new trial. sure on a key here Washington 12 ther members of the Russian Pield, N. Y., Langley. | Waterworks sOgre ape ; : , mln t sd ‘ °T° - 4 ? : . , - i . OF ) © 4 ixt wuUuNnday Magazine States Army aviators are le: } eck. 9°? vears ola. Who was an ine achievement said the message of ‘ +] an . —_ is ce ‘ : aa (Inge gear i" ser ye rail at? iit were i Vv ute r whic riage iT Rays distri {« mee ferhotian a ® ; Stances (HGH NEPSeik, srs . : smploves in the elect t o HS AT DEATH SENTENCE Too Many Buddhas wi _ the end of the second division Ol | epnector at the polling place. The! President Coolidge. ‘profound sympathy ; ne ee a er an ‘ie ) a a ae 0 ‘ : rls ” ‘ ‘ yt > o> fet . "7 \? ,* ‘ os 7 af ia . Fy , y ’ rie Thin Ione ba | ’ if Tre Tit t rent « . : : ’ . heir good will flight men convicted are William Kazz- “Thea o tie this conduit rr} . r of J ,| River, N. J F York Motorman Who Killed Spoil Aimee's 4 houth Amieeicatl countries. Ce ee eel. Wee ee rhe completion of thi t cs e manager of the ] WT Awan, vin thee be be ad piesa to join the walkout. The Chila Chuckles in Courtroom. Fifth Romance an Ran, NS -PevuNe ts enjamin; Mor-; for supplying water to Denver and Don: ald. introduced i anieeacetig tie Mia w= i i \Canadian Pacific liner Empress of : = . . P © | os +* P ‘ : ' oaee e ‘* 4 *;° ™ — : tite ; « ‘ ‘ : b al to the } , | sare Four of the hydro-airplen “'- tris Schwartzmann and Harry J. surrounding territory is particular- preane womal with whom s (ecountry training trip. rhey had | : led ‘ Vv sw} Th ’osi-Dispatch. , os a sil ; " ?— to ox Or ~ chee } S idlias , ; , ; : . ;, ee ae se ae ‘ “4 \USSia #niiegd today tor a ver ; XEW YORK F S49 cy jown of Poe she siept. rived here last night alicost at the) ;wachs, inspector. Wachs now ia ly important because it foreshad- ‘ad tar an Hear th Preich | arrived at Mitchel Field from Bos : . & . ncouver _ vA, eb. 19.—Charles ired re were scattered out her ee EF) he Sa) a : . BS Lai FF ok pei , : “eae ; , without the mall morecht 35. Paria til amg the fifi! same time as the fifth, the San An-' serving a two-year sentence forjows the putting into commission, | nojitical affairs in Europe and the | fon Wednesday. Fog almost ob |" nig ce i we aie at, wu, former motorman, f} ar i> : ‘ : which had been left behind ] . _ Pe er fr: . a a oe : ey é : wae a ; | were ‘add theire ' mach ine , th , ; The Scammer « I nion joined the husband es Pri: 1cees Aimee Crocker: Conlo, ; he election registration rauds prior|within six months, I am told, Of | jacp of life and gaiety In American | Seures suse aft se eg ew: sites letrilee passed Lavalette, N. J., where they | sine Buckled ‘ i yeste AVY as Jl rer an- - ‘ . : i! i ee 4 ie i j ss { in Ce ren: is J rc] ge Mat Ashe w (sillig , (;ourau d , Misk: iv . i at ‘J wumaco, ( vlombia, until lis ea) “7 te the primary of i ) . the railr: ,ad tunnel paralleling if hotels eral Sessions sentenced Galitzine went to the’ Giverce court rines could be overhauled, reache d | ) f the : ‘ Strike pickets, armed with elube ma fh qd ; ] Da } ; rolied The weird story oO LC ; . and forming the major part 0! ' \ ny a ] nN } Carnie’ “ J . . ; . rincees ne dif 4; t4>s . oy be . mtt ‘eo ’ *“f r : ie ‘ ' aby ing during the week of Arig o “ appear in the ne 1tonio will join the other planes | | two frantic parents were complain-| Roth Men Formerly Stationed at} portoffice and attempted to pre- h 9¢ marita Lass N bt ; Antol e im t new transportation arterv ben aw 4 Lane @ he dis pearance } , ee ‘ : %> sag : Sunday itamssin ot the a Dis- } ree os ‘ % | a _ . ; | ie 7 polis “y ' . he ou . le id. vf ' t “ orke ms from entering ths echt who had heen convict atch spe : ) Procter and Gamble Co, Distributes pyrrowing through the Continental | 4¢ their daughter, Irene, on Feb.| yPieut Gray formerly vw: ee om os M MI aa, iio na pee? Tt) convic ..*= Pats . The reunited squaaron will pro- P fit S} i Di id 1 ‘Di id f mi} & m iking it the : . 7 “ : ; P| ii ‘ sTRy riri T y Sn ata. building The l’ostal Comm tiaston- m Mondar - ee eee ; ‘ | ro Sharin vidends., ‘ vide for six miles, mi: | 9, sverywhere they were search- | sian at Seott Fie} ‘ oe . Mmdav of the murder, Nov. In a roar of guns anda ceed to Valdivia and thenes turn! £ ne ‘ } the flig! j CINCINNATI, ©O., Feb ~More years there as a flying officer. He ito prevent further trouble after a f * of his landlady, had W illiamson”’ aA , hia Rilanca rhen i} . ; sennt ca . ; , : Klux Klan raider, anid lla laditca. : aly ps . | imum railway altitude by almost eighth grade : , grammar ; 3 pert ny reniorse during the Dep its Sheriff Or eontinue northward with than $621,000 in profit sharing div- if '] and reducing the ‘ ' : ‘ was an airship pliot and was oneifew foretenere who had received , a on ai om eid rte ; ha a mile "aU schoo] [rene eat ware empty. , , , rida n appeared to enjoy a * yg i ciate cities on the eastern coast of & t idends was distributed today by the Heo will mean much not only ' Sie nila Bete nine .. Of the army team members tn the | mail had the letters anatched from lon he was causing. jeath | thrilling episode, with a Tho lanes are : ut | Procter and Gamble Co. to em- §®** 2, ‘% sli tahalcinte of se *” | Gordo! fernnett alloon race ithe , ate . ‘takai x a ns steed facts. is described Ameritea. The pianes | are | I’r r : re : ka wens! State but fo transcon- ‘eived a wel nl i » asking for rordon Bennet balloon race in their hands Later the pollce dile- ewspaper men and po- ‘alligan, former pea f. ; ‘eeks behind their schedule |ployes in its plants and _ offices ; . — Europe last fall. He entered thejarmed the pickec down as the { # eat ee “- hi ini ts tries ; Ce ae hr ' t ni Sins nd tinental travel and commerce, the loan of $: The “Countess” ; ) venga: vers . . : own as the coolest | cer in iam gen hoe ve hecause of a series of mishans)| throughout the United States an: : rttann’ Chie eneiain’ dn a aa unin and wes are * the aviation section of. the} Four hundred mfil etrikers en- hav ever seen When nip vt instal ment o is story row aD- : ‘ 7 ‘ tary? ‘oP 1; ee ceonegratull * s ARSt =% ; 33 ae Se : #9] i WT} « > hi : - ia ‘ ; ’ . ‘h began soon after the st anada, ; : | Simgnaj (.orps . teres the trit ie? : eotn - Lieut. Harria, who was also ata-| pany plant in the international nearing in the : } 2 nor ; vaarcglaite When the planes aye San-{| More than $300,900 was dis- tioned at Scott Field at one time, | settlement and attempted te itn.- 'were last seen. ehd a bn ' Was iinpose, ] he broke the tributed among employes here. A jof Colorado, who will be the most i this Netter that it was quic = ene. | like ) 4 , stillness by smiling and ij 5 Chile, afte t, oth g. ‘ T | om Mejillones, Chile, atler | pie. ve . Ring the hands of his counsel. | POS -DISPA CH ig * at Coc aia. they | celebration at a public hall at-jdirect beneficiaries. ae i eas ee | f of : ~ to | oe = | 5000 persons marked! The tunnel opened last nightland the “Countess Irene Ladjeff” entered the flying service as a ca-/| timidate thousands of employes tn- ea-by, old man,” | : wher an, he said to M azi completed almost 3500 miles of tended by 6 pi nak | nk : . e ‘Sif he were leaving for a Sunday —" | nee 20,000 mile jaunt. the apportionment. Continued on Page 3, Column 3. were one. det in 1920. Centinued on Page 3, Column 4. "Te trip. 44 oe wee : ,

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Re yr wh ae ¥ al J . ae Be saint Gs. . mee Sa ” Ferns ® 5 Sete eer SALLY Be Sige Ang * ees ‘ r 5% i » ‘ te 4 RES ry ah igo ee s - ’ ers ¢ rt; hs . Gas Py Hier Peal heeagoeliierng - Ape GI EOS AAC i wi a xy li Siege SER et onc Se ee -_ ane » aS aa 7 “ ~ ~ Sa eR gr or yes eC atiage tee: yor chapels ei ae. an Tei stct ak ak ea ede meine athe eee lal oe betel > cen Sn Ra fin ite sire gtk iy wate eas D tos athe FM a . ody : bee td es eR SN SES A RS VF ~athe Po RS eg is HES o ‘to the PAGE aiteensnetl ____ ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ARMY OFFICERS “Former sunist ea [° [| AFL IN SAY KIRBY PAGE S BOLSHEVISTIC’ et Warning Issued to Students in R.O.T C. at Wash-) - ington U. by Military In- a eo structors. en ee ee EDITOR TO ADDRESS); THE’ Y. M. C. A. THERE. ( "ee es | Esce: Talk to Be at Dinner and Reservations Have All Been Se mp Eddy ay Pictured. Strauss CHARLES CLAFLIN ALLEN. JAPAN'S ACCEPTANCE. ON ARMS RECEIVED ee ee the teaching pacifistic of who is to speak before , ee | been Warnings against and ‘“‘bolshevistic’”’ Kirby Page, the Washington C. A. Tuesday given in recent talks to students in the Reserve Officers’ Training | Corps Class of the university, by the | Tokio Is Reported to Have Of- two army officers in charge of the | ered Full Co-operation {oO Class. Similar \V ashington. given to the R. O. T. C. students as | J | . . ’ : Sherw > ern: i y to Sh rwood Eddy, international ¥ I By the Avaociated Press. M. C. A. worker, who is to conduct | WASHINGTON. Feb 19.— a , ks - . ; Cre ‘ » : oo any agama 8 in raham | ya pan’ s acceptance of the Ameri- x: er ‘ eP J ye Pe i oe a - the occasion is said to have been | S#°° : m hss ue og ‘lpn > ‘ rea . - Cc increased by the erent made onan ov ee teas tes hy ae ober about the speaker in the R. 0. T. c., '° ; sap ra sl rages se wt taiks, and the list of rese aaimion | to lay down some Patagghcenst ay _— - =) > qQan has been filled. ‘plementary to acer hes coca Part of Recent Talks. treaty, but with the details left for Pd | warni cas fp , future determination at Geneva. . . ‘ we T « ‘ rr Sues Geena > men It was the second reply to Mr. Eddy have been part of a line of ., , mee Coolidge’s proposal to feach discourse about radicalism and 424 Oe aD Washingion. I'rance rejected the pacifism, in recent talks to the . ~: / : ‘ ri invitation. Italy is expected to do students by Maj. Ralph EF. Wilson, .. as ‘ ; ; likewise, but Great Britain has in- in charge of student military train-. aay ee dnnintia .¢ . cate She oO acce : ing at the university. and Capt. R. WI ae ¥ : hr : 4 Ps 1e eT g é > -+5 ‘% ~ sé ~ E. Turley, professor of military | ly: | B F , eit _ so sh science. One of the recent lectures | °CPSEES® ay a - y ps i — tei : related to Madame Kollontai, Sov- ] possible he the was report ‘t piece le the convineed perfect passed a indus that it tion, radio trv ‘as a is arly be the most ne that was law time. ct istration is Hloov: id the Depart- of Commerce. The fact that Radio Commission wlll for diserQiionary number of broad- wave lengths and use, generally could that the admin- left under fortunate radio ee is of men retary Ment one ar, the the may must he compromise. cise, Vt and power they aeceptable and 1s satisfactory casters to is a Owners Plan Flaborate ¥uncral at Den Where Dog Was Trapped. WOODRUFF, S. C., Feb. 19.— Klaborate memorial reises are being planned bv Kelly brothers, Van and Ilarvey, over the body of Ring, red fox hound early Thursday. Ring was taken alive but succumbed attack -.of vesterdayv. The body il undertaking in ©X« the ort he to an was hrought to a loe: establishment and has lain while hundreds viewed it. Funeral will held at the the den into which Ringe red fox, killed it'and later Neighbors buried in state exercises he mouth of Was trapped. that Ringe be HIGH SCHOOL GIRL ENDS LIFE Iront of Train After Reprimand. By the Associated Press. DAVENPORT, Ia., Feb. 19.— Blanche Gabathwer, 15-year-old high school student. met almost in- stant death when threw her- iself in the path of freight loco- motive last night, after having been reprimanded by her grand- parents. She had made life on other occasions. ner learned, and was have discussed the (;eorge W. Cannon. ae classmates, last Sunday ents visit in the cave. Jumps in she a thre the know Suicide one of her Her par- louis oh ee. te en eee oT. Louis POST- DISPATCH Founded by ary ay’ HM li LITZER Lhe 4 ] n to are ing St he Putilis od Daily hy The Pu tzer Puhl! a Twelfth Bonlevard and Olive Str —— MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS and AUDIT BUREAU OF CIRCULATIONS The Assiciated Press is ereiusively entit led to republication of all news dispatches : or “oe therwise credited in this and siso the loca! news All riebta of republication of special dis herein are als reserved Subscription Rates by Mall. and Sunday, ane year without Sundar. one rear only one year. Remit either by postal order, order or S:. Louis exchange, Subseripstion Rates By Carriers Delivered br cite carrier or out-of town dealer: Daily only, 50¢ a& month; Sunday, ide & copy Entered as second-class matter ae 17, 1879. et the Postofftcs at Bt. Louis. M in Advance aily Daily Sundays § express money \ and | io to | thopedic A.| are urging | ats to end her! COro- | 'Katherine of | against ‘for OF BROADCASTING. 19.— The | ' Children | Washington | was the beginning of an| OT | j 'effort to i whatever as | itimes the number of ‘So ‘handicaps of Federal | i tions, /'member | placing | State first |determine .tal school. a /year A> | (from 25 Congress, ! ___ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH___ CAMPAIGN 10 GAIN AID FOR CRIPPLED CHILDREN BEGUN | Missouri Society Organized to Rally Public Support for Legislative Measures Providing Assistance. yesterday of for Crippled meeting in School of organization Society all-day University The the Missouri an Medicine, publie support for | the ‘ommission rally measures tablished Missouri ¢ | director i | den, hunted ovis poli in Asia last | Crippled Children may recommend | Legislature for State 10,000 crip- 1929 the the for to aid estimated 'pled children of Missouri. ad- | The number of crippled children the State was said to be 190 blind or deaf, yet, though Missouri for years has contributed libetally to the care and education of its blind and deaf. it has done virtually nothing for its crippled children. The task of the State fined three-fold by Dr. Dickson of Kansas City and Dr. O’ Reilly St. Louis, or- specialists: Kirst. relief, as possible, of the physical the afflicted child; second. his education so that he may become, within his restric self-reliant, self-supporting of society, third, in employment for which has thus be#n prepared. Survey Declared First Step. Both physicians declared should make a survey to the number of crippled children in the fy their needs, to state what or pare to in Was d- Frank as Archer of far a and his ne institution should pre- hether a hospi- or an institu- orphanages and sort of an institutions the State provide “W hospita tion similar blind schools. Mrs. John bia and Mrs. counted the and a Federation behalf women the 190 to W. Greene of Colum- Fred Johnson activitixs in half the of Women’s crippled children. Club nave sought and names of crippled children in counties of the State. finding to 80 in each county. majority of whom never have skilled surgical and medical atten- and a lange mumber having had no education of anv sort. The club women bringing these children to hospitals and specialists in St. Louis INAr City. More than 150 received surgical] and hospital tention in St. Touis. free of the last ahd Clubs {in of tion, hav e Sas all charge and a large percentage have Federal }eagerness with | informed cisla- | i walked radio | { this | i funds | dren bir cally Mies ret irned to their homes phy- improved, Johnson the once child emphasized which parents. that t} crippled helped, seize upon care. One couple, 169 miles to St. their rippled hospital here. aay ' recently by the Our Appeals because Federal | ran Judee | a ihe trial for alleged | John ¢: Special ing “tor _ \tlorney-Gene ral here, Eos oll - uted Nations before, was Moll! “Sterday of his employ- iandle the case again. He! Judge Faris fer « setting | Mts ’ o ‘ch 21, and ft is expected the | ° di phe disqualify himsecif. Then. ote wh ask Presiding « Judge ent. ot the Cireult Court of | to designate another Judge - Y case immediately, and; auto ask for ap carly trial. ,ron of © SENTENCE FOR DRIV Fe ER South “ward Kraft Appeals Workhouse | Hosp ; Term and $200 Sine, am san workhouse sentence fine were imposed on pais Kraft, 39 él ane of ™“ Bremen avenue,” by Police nll Rosecan yesterday on Whit, te . — an automobile | a mest. and of careless ¥ Ptho... ift appealed. ‘ Carpe rite the spe mouth the A morials | Grant, Wilson, Ham, J. SHEL ry Miss sister worth | ried ye Arthur | Beach, MeDe at the mate > . a? IDovott, former il} ash old, widow, Gi Z vo “88 Knudsen, 42 yedrs old, ‘r Of 8259 Albin avenue. {ounty, was fined ah 3 Carele 2 F | ‘driving. 1 Kar a gi Oui BAS Leghtntess: for Reed. KA, Kan., Feb. 19..—-A poll Democratic membérs of the bere Cau that 19 of the 33 * Wwoulr support Senat “ "ta A. Reed of Missouri for oa ther. Presidential nomina- Me T. Hill, member from Phil- Sunty, made the poll. The On: of making the poll at this liment ahead’ ak taaeueee - ahead of the Demo- state dinner next Tuesday oe head off any McAdoo Alirns rn the peer) | { é Ty 6 County f i ed about turned’ ov Cireuit | door of # “aris had failed to disqualify | | locked i pe bap of 2 9:80 last fl pie io troit New that goes “ and higher demanded & former Det er, in his ae temporary Coronado, — “Our Alte the historie country “fre ington to” Among the she is 2 a) . tied Wed to At terms for r

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ISPATCH ___ OF CHINA: re Bound y long woud t had ber ws would we had ins afraid e what re hoped make it 1E at us to death. even t id fi ole in a Pd sitting } powciner s to our knees a ndio. small tent because | a while they Our hands. ! that night was the park of hope Bs tea and w: at we wern’t th. long refused ck the way 1 us we would were, hout eof 250 miles With tem. 0 below zero: hiers I k RAL & us Kodo nerved by © and Wii new nd finally have our under the torture eleased in Ko- ervention of a their way to Siberian Rail- On Jan. 1. brought Ez Ographs. VISITS CLUBS v¥ York Resorts S Service, back film T.L act. pit c.ure eb. 19.—Aimee toured York } trons 0 hel Who arrived in mw for a thre AM paign, made after’ her the yar night *dancine first he | By the being | ef | M. : the aown, ; nen and | ropes off | 2 Small IEAMSTER, OUT Abocnice of Music From | Utica Tenement Leads to _ Investigation and Findir of Seven Bodies. Associated Pregs. wasn. me, Y.. Feb. 19.— Georg re. ~} yeu a trial. prose iis again. for z it is expe lisqualify iT) usk Ty tne Mrs. Prieda Zimmerly Suffers Skull Fracture and Other Injuries. Mrs. Frieda ong. of 323% widow, Was 9:30 nigit automobile dri i817 the street Jefferson Hospital it was said she fractures of the skull, left leg setitence | Dervis and internal hurts. = imposed on | Safron told policemen Mrs. Zim- years old. of ,Merly stepped into the path of his avenue, by Police machine frem between two parked tosecan yesterday on } automobiles in the middle the Of driving an automobile block and before he eaionted and of careless accident. Bring. Kratt appealed. HOLD PATRIOTIC SERVICES 4 om aSsS “pe ldsen, 42 vedrs old, A patriot service in commemo- . a ‘arpenter of $2; % Albin avenue, was fined $200 : : ration of the birth of George will be held tomorrow oy Outs Count v {* areless dry ing igre t ‘ington at 11 o'clock in Cathedral, .Thirteenth PM Rana morning + Church i the Demue members of the | Locust streets. under the 19 of the 33\o0f the St. Louis Chapter, Sons of support Senator | the Revolution. Am address will of Missouri for thei be given by Dean William Scarlett. presidential nomina-'| There will bé a salute ling =. Hill, member from Phil- | colors, patriotic hymns and a pro- Parnes, ee made the poll. The ,cessional of the cathedral choir of is joa making the poll at this|' men and boys. The public is in- . Geisine re str up some Reed | vited. Tuesday evening, the Sons ahead of the Demo-jof the Revolution will have a din- eats dinner next Tuesday ; ner at Hote! Coronado, at which | Rimane ty head off any McAdoo!former Gov. Hyde will speak on Washington. . Zimmeriyv, 76 years W iitte: critically when hims IarTe injured struck by by: Meyer Carr street in front avenue, Wi] place, 2 Presiding uf Cireuit 0 designa the CARE for last immediat ven an carly as of 1637 At: tay suffered and ron of ,erossed l ask South ly ard Kraft Appeals Workhouse : Term and $200 ine, ; “-day workhouse an a $9; et} fin r. Th Kraft. am R re is Pudge Were 39 men of Mia ges Sas Legislators for Reed. KA, Kan., Feb. 19.—A poll | and ratiec Indicates . vers would a's A. Reed : Cratic OURS that Be etn | = .@Crs Roosevelt, | and Wil- | WOMAN, 76, STRUCK BY AUTO i . ie : = pec bah ° | could avoid an Wash-. (Christ | auspices | iT. Buckner 'jured to the, ‘gained consciousness after the | jury. oO. Section of Moffat Tunnel Under the Rockies See a a ee eee -_——— ' COOLIDGE PRESSES | KEY, BLASTS OPEN 6- MILE TUNNEL Continued from Page One. parallels the main bore at a dis- tance of 795 feet. At frequent in- tervals cross cuts leading from th: smaller bore enable crews of drill- to bore the railroad tunnel in directions so that nearly a half dozen sections of the underground tube have been construction simultaneously. The tunnel was financed bond issue guaranteed by the of Colorado. PNEUMATIC TIRES FOR ALL BUSSES PROPOSED AGAIN. Lange Ordinance Would Elimination of All Solid Within Two Years. A bill to require all motor operating in the city equipped with pneumatic tires was intro- duced in the Board of Aldermen vesterday by Alderman Lange. proposed ordinance would require that all busses put in service ‘after it may become effective have pneumatic tires and that all old ones be converted within two years. Within six months 30 per cent of the old would have to be changed; cent within a year and 75 per within 18 months. Alderman L said he presented the bill taxpayers had complained solid bus tires vi damaging th streets, he ;serted the gm change’ provi- (sion would financial hardship. Previous bii both under by a ee 4 Sta US Tires busses to be new vehicles o0 per cent ange bec: 1iise ere and as- adual eliminate Is to require pneu- the uses i matic busses have died, us Co.. tires on People’s Motor solid tires on double-deck \ objecting that ruin it financially and a danger hazard, and dec solid tires did not hurt constructed streets which its change cre- ni ‘laring hicles, the wou'id ate | that erly prop- AT TRENTON AND MACON, MO. | Consolidated Woman I-ditor in Grundy County—lHdgar White Buys Republican. © Assoclated TRENTON, of the Reardsley by Press. MOo.. Feb. 19. Pur- Trenton Times from w.. DY the W. 3, Printing (‘o., publishers of the Republican-Tribune, was an- nounced § today. The two datlies will be consolidated March 1. When the Times ceases publication it will years of con- which began seardsley chast i. 2B. Rogers record of 50 publication, November, 1R71. Trenton as a | the Times Hyde, brother of former M. Hyde, four hog company Mrs. ¢ liogers ClOSe a tinuous in CATE to i owner lra B. (FOV. of with vears ago. eonduct (lark. rs is ‘arrie Special to 1° Post-Dispatch. VEAC ‘ON. Mo., Feb. 19.. Republican, oldest County, has been pur- chased Edgar White, the editor, ‘harles H. Weisenborn, busi- manager. The late Philip Gansz became the Macon Republican’ in early and operated it until his death agO. -The Ma- eon newspaper in Macon bv and ¢ ness the GUS, a Lew RUSSO-JAPANESE OIL TREATY years Concession Agreement Assures Am- | ple Fuel for Japan's Navy. to the Post-Dispatch. TOKIO, Feb. 19 announcement by Jap- ires an for the The welcomed been signed. particularly anese naval men ample supply of navy. is iss! oil as it fuel (Copyright, 102; Injured Flyer Dies After Crash. By the Associated Pre SELMA, Ala.. Feb. 19 of Pairfield, when his airplane near here last Monday, local hospital today. He ‘Ss. Capt. C. ee died in a never re- in - Capt. Buckner and Lieut. O. Niegarth were en route to Maxwell Field at Ala.. at the’ time of Niegarth escaped Mont- the un- Ohio gomery, accide ale hurt main | Require | | This | partnership owner of the)! —A Russo- Jap- | j anese oi] concession agreement has | in- | cgashed | from | : ncn 4 «se HIS is the sort at rock that hail to es hampered through. for 6.1 miles uiiiine the backbone of the The photograph does not show the water tunnel, which has been pierced to completion, but-the railroad tunnel, parallel to and 75 feet from the water tunnel, which is to be finished about The tunnel opened by the President will carry water from the western slope of Colorado to the eastern ee and the visti of Denver for ates en and Sctsiescsronint wal 65, 000 STRIKE IN SHANGHAI AT CALL Cc ontinued t rom strike. Pa ze One. The to joining the decided to close trouble. Three company | of the biggest Chinese de- partment stores in the internation-|in behalf of many progressive civic /movements while |al settlement, employing thousands, also decided to close. Marsha mittee asked permission of the foreign authorities to run armored motor cars through the interna- | tioma] settlement if necessary to | put down trouble in the . section of the city. Volunteer Corps Mobilized. “Precautionary mobilization”’ th fense body consisting of ‘of the international settlement, was ordered th evening in prepara- tion for eventualities. The means that all members, totaling more thap 1600 men, must don uniforms and be ready at a moments notice. Strength of Rival Armies. Marshal] Sun is said to force of possibly 40,000 men to de- fend Sunkiang, but the morale his army broken by his defeat at Hamgchow. The Canto- said 10 have 60,000 their camps to south. forees in Shanghai and n-of-war in the river upwards of 10,000, due soon, including marines from San ot residents is has been nese are sol- diers in the Foreign |}aboard Ine there number ‘and others are 1200 American Diego. A strike of | was threatened ' English Magistrate sailor to three months hard labor for seditious utterances. The seaman had been arrested aboard the American liner President at Hongkong. One American and one | naval officer were beaten demonstration at Ichang w mob of coolies to landireg of argo seamen at Canton today because an sentenced a at 3ritish in a hen a objected the ny & had American navy gun- (‘ockchafer The Iuten, a American was said to have hospital call early ginboat ashore. John F. Sritish been put was Jieut. doctor from the Kicano. He responding to a His uniform his back. Approves Sending of Troops to Shanghats the Associated Press. NANKING, Feb. Sun Chuan-Fang, ruler of Kiangsu Province, remained in Nanking yes- despite defeat of. boat been ashore. torn trom Was Sun British By i9. terdas the troops. Sun expr British exp: “oval of the in Shanghai. “I know that intensive anti- British campaign and bolilshevik izitation by red agents under soviet direction, which foreigners serious discomforts and heavy losses, prompted this troop ment.” said Sun. “We are fight- ing the forces whose activities inade the British essential. We have reason fear anything eased dition 4 he app. Cost movement no to , FEBRUARY 19, 1927 i 102 CANDIDATES | | ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH PAGE 3. TOR NOMINATIONS IN EAST ST. LOUIS Brisk Primary Campaign, - | St. Louis Tuesday, | records, City Closes, Marked Chiefly | and Cross-Currents. campaign of no issues, but notice- lable for its faint party lines and po- | litical cross-currents, 102 candi- 'dates will seek nomination in East mainly on their for the offices of Mayor, Commissioner, Police Magis- ‘trate, Constable and Assistant Sup- | ervisor. | There are ‘the ‘be chosen. Stephens, M. | Doyle. ‘real estate ' before ' ' three of Mayor, and two will They are Mayor M. M. L. Harris and Frank Harris, a Democrat, is a dealer. He was twice defeated for the office ‘tion and is a former member of the board ‘Library Board and East Bt. | | | | OF NATIONALISTS | offers “honest business administra- down to preventling his twenty-third year | office, itime in 1 Sun's local defense com- , Chinese | is een, leaders! and of, the ‘any ‘active of supervisors, and as president of the East St. Louis Rea] Estate Exchange. E® and president of the Northwest Territory Acquisition Commission Doyle, a Republican, is president | Home Ice Cream & Ice Co., a candidate for office before. .He has been in charitable endeavors, '!s known for his liberal principles and and has not been a — | Hon of city affairs.” Present Mayor's Record. Mayor Stephens (Dem.) is serv- in that having been elected the first i887. He has been active | in office. party affiliations | appear on the ballot under the commission form of government and no candidate has been publi-«- ly indorsed by either party organ- ization, each mayoralty candidate supported by politica] an organization also a Slate of candidates for | Although no supporting commissioner. Shanghai volunteer corps, a de- | | Rook, order as Commissioner | nois to respond | garage owner. have as. of urer | ditor. Taft | British | NEW OWNERS FOR NEWSPAPER | | a and a landing force pom the ting three of the pre Marshal | his | i which move- ! | dependent ! for China from an expedition sent | here in the spirit in which Great Britain is se alatian these units.” Bearing Missionaries Children Attacked, the Associated Press. SAN FRANCISCO, Mae B. Hawley, Los Angeles, of D. B. Hawley, a pilot on the | Yangtze River, who arrived on the Japanese liner Maru, told of a six-day with ¢ | tonese troops as craft steamed down the missionaries and Craft | By Feb. 19.— Mrs. wife Tenyo brush her ‘ati- ing nine 1d dren. It gers to lie ‘sel to escape Two meimbers | killed. At one point the ship was stopped te an inspection $1,000,000 cargo. The soldiers camouflaged plans to attack the boat by the presence of thousands of children on the river bank. As the boat was about to dock, these ‘children withdrew and the ma- ‘chine guns started firing. ordered the craft full speed ahead and it escaped. the passen- the sie was necessary for on the bridge the bullets, of the crew of Ves- were yr of Hawley | Harry S. | dent of the ‘ and ' one Former Chief of Police William | Mulconnery, Pe publican, and Fre a | are supporting Harris, and | backing for the nominations | C. W. Leber. as- Sistant Superintendent of the Ili-!} Free Employment Bureau, | E. Zierrath, and Louis C. are Herman salesman, Traband, Treasurer, E. State Republican Former City Gerold, and former Edward Miller, leaders, are supporting Doyle, for the nominations as Commis- sioner, Sidney W. ting, cashier; Albert P. Lauman, Justice of the Peace, and former Deputy Sheriff, and Robert F. Miller, Doyle also has the support of Jerry J. Kane, Democrat, State ‘Central Committeeman of the Twenty-second District, Thomas Corrigan, Democratic City Central tee, Who bolted in his support Mayor. Stephens last week. Ticket of City Employes. Backed by city employes is the present city administration, Mayor Stephens and Commissioners Ralph | es a Keach, Cook. John T.' Connors, Whalen and M. Paul Murray. however, conducting his paign independently. Strong opposition is to re-nomina- sent around Com- and Sewers tration is centered missioner of Streets ftaiph Cook, and improvement associations combined to defeat them. Following publication of an ticle in the Post-Dispatch showing that prices of lake asphalt in East St. Louis were 86 cents a square yard higher than in Louis, property owners have sistently opposed that type of pav- ing for two years without avail. alternate bids provided for in the ordinances controlled by G. has been awarded every except in the last three years. Commissioners Murray and Wha- len opposed these ordinances were passed by the votes of Mayor Stephens, and Con- nors. One Independent Candidate. lohn J. Hallihan, who has been Cit, Clerk for 10 years, is an iIn- candidate for nomina- tion commissioner. Two for- mer members of the Levee Board also are candidates. They are Kramer, who was presi- when its funds squandered on project 12, F. Rothe, who was opposing the have per- are and a Locke Tarleton contract vy ¢* Ulit Cook as board, were and William of the minority | project. ' today | — | Club husband's) river bear-, chil-| ' ; i said. | to have! her i as Henry Other candidates for nomination commissioner, 36 in all,- are Bischoff, blacksmith and Alderman; Henry C. Bish- detective agency; a, ef: | more shack. , With the close of a brisk primary | \has been found. | Stationing guards there, 'tional guards have been ordered by candidates for | ' bank of Palmyra, / pointed administrator of the prop- erty by the only surviving Black- th baa te , | Supervisors: ok orth mer City Clerk; rector of the Pageant of Progress | . 7 ’ | derman; 'taurant owner and former Alder- | engineer: islature;: Trembley. | inated, but each voter will vote for | Fred | Treas- | ‘and if bank | Au- | and‘ chairman of the! Commit-/} of | came | adminis- | |" neighborhood | ar-! paving | St. | No|} ' hidden for Its Faint Party Lines | Blackmore brothers, has lured vil- | ‘lagers and farmers of this vicinity | to a frenzied search of the Black- trate Villagers in Mad Hunt For Hermit’s Cache $5000 Found Already of Money Hoarded for Years Near Palmyra, Wis., by Three Blackmore Brothers. —ie * , more brother, who has just left for Feb. 19 —The | | England. the hermit; <A week ago Garbutt found $2500 in Federal gold notes, issue of 1863. Later Robert M. Clery, ap- 'praiser for the estate, stumbled |over a loose floor board and found under it pieces of pipe, sealed with | ‘solder, each filled with totaling $588. Later finds made 'the total cache $5000. smeociated PAL MYRA, Wis. treasure of Five thousand dollars Searchers have dug up the swampy ground about the shanty, | and ripped up floors, broken beams | and smashed walls. ‘more family came here from En- Sheriff Austin of Jefferson Coun-| gland. When that war began the ty is placing signs forbidding treas- | parents returned, but the four sons ure hunting on the property, and /| stayed, trapping, farming and do- and addi-/|ing day labor. Two brothers died | '14 years ago. Albert, a third, died the | three months ago, aged 88, and of ap-|Charles, over 70, alone survives was president who Earl Garbutt, -_— se — EE —— _— oe = ous x aes some = " -- ae os ER = re — a ee a ee ee tt ee Matthew A. Cleary, filling station | ‘assistant supervisor will run on a former City Clerk; | party ticket. Fourteen are to be owner tile poet Democrats are J. company and former member | Sweeney, W. A. Murphy, R. L. | State Legislature and Board of | Watkins, Andrew Zittle, James Mc- | John M. Griffin. for- | Auliffe, James U. Cullen, Thomas | R. H. Huschle, | Donovan, E. P. Kline, Earl coal and ice dealer and former Al- | nedy, G. B. Pearson, Thomas Kelly, George R. Janner, res- | Nicholas Coyne, John W. Ruffner, | Charles Melvin, John lL. Lang, Thomas R. ‘Hanlon. Republicans are Ro¥ E. Donahue, George Kimme Jr., railroad Harry B. Logsdon, rail- road clerk: W. J. (Jim) Miller, filling station owner; Frank C. Molla, former Constable; J. C. Musgrave, motorman; John E. Nance, Negro preacher; Jesse C. Nichols, William R. O’Leary, mo- torman; Henry D. Sexton, owner of a dairy company: James _ I. Sheehan, insurance agent; Charles | KF, Short, former prohibition direc- tor and member of the State Leg- James W. Short, union official; Patrick W. Sullivan, coal dealer; C. A. Summers, former Re- corder of Deeds, and Edward R. Eight are to be nom- man; | Gerold, Walter T. Palmer, Seth K. | Cherrington, Frank Lohman, ‘Charles Heilig, Mosie Weiss, Charles Scott, John Ellmer, W. T. Beswick, A. Alexander, Ceci] G. Nutter, George Idoux, William Haynes, Henry Hayes, Hamilton D. Smith, Henry A. Kathman, Her- man Ziegler, D. A. White, F. W. | McQuilken, Henry W. Cordes, Wil- liam Hutter, Chester M. Chapin, Frank C. Browman, Raymond F., | Nash, J. C. Williams, Philip Stoer- | ger Jr., Harry F. Putnam, ' Hubert, Thomas J. Horrigan. Candidates for |an unexpired term are P. J. Linet, but four. Candidates for are: John J. rick ©. Eiwin. Ao 2 Ferrell, Frank A, Geary, Con. Hickey, Os- car Hooker, W. J. Kane, Harry A. | ‘ McGinnis, Eugene McManus R ‘bok : ; ae = 'sessor of the City of Memphis and a Police Magis- | Driscoll. Pat- | publican. — - a ee eee - Fenuae Sports Editor Dies. MEMPHIS, Tenn., Feb. 19.—T. Miller, Jol di rry nnn se ee. Jerry ‘for more than a decade sports edi- erney. tor of the Commercial Appeal Candidates for nomination aS i dead hére. gold coins, | Before the Civil War the Black- | L.. | Ken- , Thomas | Constable to fill Democrat, and William Lynn, Re- Scarbrough, 54 years old, tax as- | is | CITY OPPOSES REPEAL OF SERVICE:AT-COST RE A |Wants Free Hand in Deafing With United Railways © Franchise. Resolutions asking the Missouri Legislature not to repeal the act under which St. Louis is empow- ered to make a service-at-cost con- tract With the United * Ratiways were passed yesterday by the Board of Aldermen and by the Board of Estimate and Apportion- ‘ment, comprising Mayor Miller, Comptroller Nolte and President 'Neun of the Board of Aldermen. The resolution specifically de- /Clared that the action was ‘commitment of erther body to the proposed ordinance for refranchis- ing the railways or even to the principle of so-called service-at- ‘cost, but that St. Louis wanted to ‘be free to consider that form of ‘| franchise if it desired. ‘The money is to be sent to him in| The Public Service Commission act was amended by the 1925 Leg- ‘islature to permit service-at-cost franchises in cities of the St. Louls class. William R,. Schneider of St. Louis has introduced a bill for ré- peal, which has been reported favorably by the House committee to which it was referred. — O'Flaherty, James J. | | Stacer, Roger W. Bucknell, George | A Page of Unusual Offerings See the : POST- DISPATCH Tuesday, February 22nd THE SYMPATHETIC HANGMAN EXPLAINS HIS TECHNIQUE George Phil Hanna, farmer near Epworth, IIl., is much sought after by sheriffs in all parts of the country who have someone in custody who must hang. Hanna gives much of his time to hanging men, but he has never taken a penny for his time and trouble. Why does this farmer, who has a horror of human suffering, send mep to their death? Read his unusual story in the next Sunday Magazine of the Post- Dispatch. to be the Princess” Losabhds Shadihl ry ory ads (hens kl pike Looe o Lake itidisies Peri Th ae fiers. ah AA ies | “IN BLOODY ~~ oe Sa a WILLIAMSON” George Galligan, former peace officer of the Illinois county, gives hitherto unpublished facts about the bloody battle in which S. Glenn Young, Ku Klux Klan raider, and Deputy Sheriff Ora Thomas, bitter enemies, went to their death. His story is an- other installment of the series now appearing in the Sunday Magazine of the Post-Dispatch. ¢ Urs Ce THE BIG SUNDAY the hundreds of Oriental deities in the Princess’ Two hundred of them in her bedroom gaze down on her as she sleeps, and the rest of the mansion is full of, them. weird story of- the is another feature of the next Sunday Magazine of the Post-Dispatch. TOO MANY BUDDHAS spoiled the fifth romance of the Princess Aimee Crocker-Sche- GilligGouraud-Miskinoff- Galit- zine, for her latest Prince has gone to the Paris divorce courts for relief from what he believes x baneful influence of Paris home. OR Ce rr a = ae The “Python penantagess BASEBALL SCENES BY RADIO are within the realm of pos- sibility, in the opinion of E. F. W. Alexanderson, and radio engineer, who ex- plains the possibilities of tele- vision—the transmission of actual scenes by radio—in an interesting and unusual article in the next Sunday Magazine of the Post-Dispatch. electrical vy a arr arg Society and Club News, Women’s Features, Automobiles, Radio, Sports, Rotogravure Picture Section Color-Roto Magazine, News of the World ST.LOUIS POST-DISPAT not PRS RRO gp geo oA TR age ApoE LILES RRM Ny Ate HM oe “A one

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insti cot ag aati sihvettiin, Senitatings binana cimdean comment edie ade leentaaaas eee > = ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH, SATURDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 19, 1927. PAGE 4 THE WAY TO ARMAGEDDON. | asia | ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Charles Claflin Allen, whose death occurred yester- . Mr. Coolidge’s praiseworthy proposal to the de seit sie lite early in life, and until “i, i Mt. , , ublic ‘ Founded by JOSEPH PULITZER chief naval Powers for a conference to consider reduc ;44Y, entered P e tlks adtteltion he exemplified the cee => raga ti ¢ auxiliary vessels in line with the formula of | 4! health curtailed Dis a Published by oo : a ata) type of useful citizenship which leads a man to labor Ty the Washington treaty is now regarded in official | *- gree siahii 4 the Wuditeer: Publishing Compeny ‘ecles as a futile gesture. France and Italy have in tor the public welfare. Im office he wag nom conten’ , ; . nation: and ao a a oe a i RS Ae tavitetion. Japan, while non-com- to perform perfunctory dutiés well, but sought to find } : . : LU ayive 4 iw & site io 2 a | end, I have 3 a ; let it be known that her naval strength, *4Y5 and means of benefiting his fellow men. , ee ’ as. * rve to Os Saat er orn ™m} a - 1a8 af ” i ‘ his i F F I? : ee . x ‘ . a “ ate ra] ’ we ~s one ‘a g — ° i i cs lle ras tiptisinaly hei ated ci, sth Coal OR BEBE Ding Bibe s Fe a placa AAR a oes SRE Pet ath Bie eA: rie geveenic'. ust ty et eg Sener ye ‘ jah Piatt i Loge fe AOC tials * wid “ = , . . disappeared: but half & doz-' 35. 7 iiieus mever belong to any party, always and in promoting its usefulness. : ; y | 4. . : P. yp hav on OSE n . the) fast 20 oppose privileged classes and enn tion in authorizing the construction of three cruisers se abe Tad All ; 4% ' igs “+ , | still] make similar experi-| er part ee a Sever agg ogg over the President's opposition, will be concurred in | —— “sf ae te or gute ageoe 8 “d at | 3 : Sees ; both in verse and prose, lands of ft with the poor, always rema wo ae ee iv a be. tive in public service. He was formerly a member of ‘ . 3 ae 20 «whet was makine teu : voted to the public welfare, never by the House, it is predicted. And this is only a be : } “=e . ee MCE ree be satisfied with merely printing The cruiser bloc is already talking about a the Executive Committee of the American Bar Asso Be tig attempt to dram itize the’ dam: Eure par ciation. and president of the St. Louis Bar Assocla- Bismarck, 1 became ac- | fea I have . with a new f} of bie- belliewe in mews; always be drastically inde- ginning. tion. He helped to organize the Civil Service Reform | a * int ; | ‘See ag | ‘lineation, ,an since Europe, EPP REA. ONT 1 TGS RE RRINCLEE OR aga oERI Ay ek ate Pe etme OR ayant idle ee se ee a ee eee ee ny er ray arr 7 Aprete Se See Lab ALAN ye aa Pas adn pendent; never %e afraid to attack ten-vear scdenasioeans which will put our navy on a wrong. whether by predatory plu- with Great Britain’s, an attitude impliedly shared by tor overty. . ; . Aecneiat ; a PmclcOnT ana ' aT. > afctivaly 7 ‘ . " — gore ad oe LITZER Chairman Butler c i¢@ Hiouse Naval Committee. Association of Missouri, and co-operated actively with | ~ wit mv aim has been | make P P 2 m w 4 ada ALS . : terme ‘ ap , ‘ be is 4 » te hut Theodore Roosevelt in putting the civil service on the : Ay | Ee . | studies of the lives and) > iiae ; ities, The Kings April 10, 1907. Such reaction to the President's well-introduced bu heck had ; )} hot lorica! ‘hen there was no check « cor- nali a badiy. managed overture is deplorabie, Dut iogica! W n there = 8 URE upon . Metropolit Ill-advised. uninformed and unfair accusations have .'UPt practices, it was Judge Allen who formulated the Edna St, _ Corrupt Practices Act and aroused widespread sup- drama of @ lished by ee : this sata i LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE been flung at bow Great Britain and Japan The Foxes and the Geese. floors of the Senate and House. alleging a port for that program The Post-Dispatch vigorously co-operated with him cause of £ tached to To the Exiitor of the Post-Dispaich. ous violation of the 5—5—35 ratio. Such a ea are | HERE is no occasion for surprise at groundless, but they have had a mischievous effect, and his associates in getting the bill adopted by the ‘fr : 3 ” | 7 sage Taylor peel > ‘« Tae . “> v> } ‘ ¥ $¢e% £ lie - ra . i ; 2 E { | F the action of the Senate in killing nevertheless, and that effect has been aggravated we State Legislature, and in getting the Australian bal ; > ht | ., ef a 4 _mphasized rath- |e ne ; : ‘¢ : " 4 2 lo i “4 rey t rot ei } } of »f ~ s, T Si; 7% r ? ‘ , : . as > F — Rec n " Be . pe of ex the dills introduced for tj é curbing } the undenia hile fact th at. in the Washington agree iot law 1 ¥ the proce L10n Of Voters on the Stature f % J 3 3 | hat ; ¢ ha s r} : nee ; a 3 P . . - . Q . ~ eh us the United States made a tremendous materia! « ot Mt se. ROR me crime, and since the lawyers have been DOOKS , =r | ae eee ea ; ers aie a ee . . " m s¥ * . t+} , +> . ) .a) ~*) ¥ ’ oh} val~ +? ¥ lle bs « ft ‘ / . 7 - & . . . . : \- bd so successful in defeating ail measures. g¢; fice and morally forfeited the 1 supremacy Although a Repub in politics, Judge Allen had ( | ong pre-eminent intellectual S7@PReG@ am interfering with peape meal ticket, I -hich was then within our grasp. This is a situation te courage to be independent when what he believed . ' a ae Wve pur ae . shaw On Japan . sine -—t - paeomnate he etarte, ay - oars i ss Sh. ain iS a SitLUalivoi : : : L : : ' Sake pow es eiiiee ae ae. : ee Moen eee eet tet eee eae. which lends itself perfectly to the jingoistic hyper. te be a good cause invited his support. As an ardent : eae he general, a ‘specially the | COPS sae at once for t he ei lec tion to th le ne xt iF ra gris- | . , ‘ pe a ‘ — . Jew sad aay pet Pi ji ’ : : i : ‘+: ‘ ‘ Gs. . ss ae a ‘ ' - ; : .. per, $186. lature of a few hode arriers. a bar be ; bole of our imperialists aaqvocate O;1 the League et Nations. he suppor! ted ae eS : ’ , . se ’ a4 Osi tsa >" : ’ aihan : THI ; ' ‘ : Le ¢ , “ee ls 7. 1 ¢h : . 7 - ~¥ +« Watiae : ‘ , gk : me "That + ~ = er es nd ~ nf of adble ° ‘ . ‘ , ° ea . , ae ol ‘ ’ 1ISTOTe are fic on. ie : , ; tense 7 2) : . » - : . ) ~¢ + » + ‘ss 2 > } ‘ © - ‘ * : } ~ . " eer +; > ¢h O49 WU « —_ }, a , “Cas oe beh : : ; 3 . : : ae Ve recognize the heavy pressure which has been est: and, in soon pub . - . ‘ be aac w ree self with the Societe Suisss -- = == | : expert in drawing our laws, most of : wea: ving aed . . ites od : Aig brought in the Senate to prevent the Democrats from = | realizes that God can Space, WF pat 1 publisher which are clear as. mud. taux? H. L. SPRADLING h acting, and we congratulate them for their refusal to i 3" at . a i t Was that company which sent Mr. Merton. as Pe ee nase ’ ‘siron nore tended fourth-dim Webster Groves a. Pp . , ™ I ferton. a3 he intimidated by the Baker-Enloe gang. They have e I R R O P J U S T A M T TE ae | = ne Re oe: — ‘ . : ; . . . an there fit mm ‘ ng re ue te Sani esteem it sae ors yarevir sy marae e y ar a bale ie cata ie! ahs Oe ei aa To the Pditor of the Post-Dispatch. o ° . ; , " #-e . > * ; . , 9 " ‘ a - horses’ I know of instances where t) No one has ever accused Mr. Goff of getting fire l Orses Vere ae ‘gata ler t } - , r : ; 7 } 1OTSsSeS Wer Just returned to ne | yet he now presents himself as the Man Who the extraordinurv chal tn} } ffe t : wake * , I XUFA2OTaGiInary Chance this occasion offers t the trick. We know nothing about the Societe Suisse. Missouri 2158 0U1 1 cr Easier Lives for Fire Horses. pounded assets of the American Metals Co L 48 1 tam af the was pie at ) tom Of the Various ugiy stories and open charges that 7 | | became head of the prison board and czar of all it ‘ram the Fort! Wae ' wee we'll ehanes Gee eee Te Shee a liwere ° ; ae im oe ae ; : c ee 5 Vee Pi aii i> ; itl [lé or? yA avne. ,IIrN: ef save? i te ' i 1? eC. oP f ourse we l] iro- gies) , , : ; ilies - - ing these fellows who are doing all deal, and that John T. King divided the monev affair 4g de aman ax J al n learned was more inrportant | and atm - t} ee 3% ‘ ’ } } J lL ii’ iS ile Line 1 9 ° d TT aa fa £ . “yy suffer one-third as much i: the hands! , RE-ENTER THE CROWNING GLORY igee ge Sasa Gory ON UAE Pot OR ee Pras “.:.:. + |And maybe that’s the’ reason Wi merican Oil Magnate Is Receives PORT f .s $441.000 for something which Mr. Goff claims } 7 ? . Foing out close: h: ournal’s lon reer ierence perween a cCosmeclian . at National Palace. e of one who hes daily work ' ae CQ Mr. Got cialms he did nes e) re | oh ' > is i Riel on 6 know: he lost his head, ; Carl Theo ac Re : a a Note from flapperdom: Bot lair? 7 and that it ibscription list had been ly th ated know: | — Covvright > regular ilrnes for the ir feed. 1g “ run for nothing Dp] mn rt Hed SAGeiE . +74. “4 hae j i" : ; 3 , 4 ‘ »- - — ~ " p . : — : } idd r f . And falling on his knees, he cried. 4 ** . . . . Tt, s of Abra - ; A , } : * ; : aes Alls ¢ i] ilcazkc Dena} i ne » GAL Aid) AL Pee vit ascii iS » hhatr ul i % ae rman ia nse at t , : Je ‘ LT ' '% SS ws i.e ‘ it may tia ‘ = a ‘ at , 2% wien , : { ii! ij Lili Oy DOU TZ ii ’ } : ie yee ‘ , : i . } "i ia ; ce nice cS é' ; Mees ia She granted her ac ceptance as she is . dt , i ‘ Pid iiagnate ic it} I now h :7) h . | | - ‘ "j — blac k hose “o* } ¥ i tgs a cae og { , sif i¢ j _ N 2 ‘ 4 ag . ee . f : 7. is i ‘ a . pers a soft Y eth, THU R. cat . sae? (yas Th) a* ; iat i? = ‘ wall | j¢ Lv ¢é " 3 ‘ » = ‘yy i oy ‘ . . to fall and skin and bruise their limbs the Mexican Government pretty good men as has happened to these animals ae ae a ae - ae il _ *P ‘ ‘ " ‘ ~ aiong with,” but how must poor Secretary i, h : f : } 4 a v isn't nodish lean ' i ; pls t doesnt ‘ , fy a y ‘ . . ; : At , a ges . eo . yi P 1] ; ‘ ~ “@ + ast ' _- >| } ‘ ’ =: 4 > I? I Ai : d . ' _ wn : . i ex° , ‘ > e | eA di ; it i i al a i & : ‘ . ; ‘¢ : . . . teal horse lovers may rejoice in see. 2Bave eit about it’ mine ‘has: been srowins | ; ‘4 Jt ' t i Neer Sen Maden eee Sieg mee ; ut when they went to keeping Doe : sted bail an Sahie seh 2 a5 Vere Brewing rom esides, then he Staats Zeitung ans ie Freie ee a ee a ee en _— hou ! ‘tin hich spir- tm a [tthe oc vy . licians.’ re : es ieee ania feared that he would die, 3 elt in MiG Spas ‘ le ing these animals ott of the fire dey : i eo¢ 03% dont you think-barber shops ire vulgar’ ee ee. and twa others were at one tim sacs eet oe a aoe ‘ ai been local aut ete rg Masia if Ts sete Men dreams ta dee anne Saclekin abatt taaual “or, ah! That modern maiden could mt ad . been | ment as they won't suffer as much out of ft as they did in it MORE EFFICIENT, MORE THRILLING. pre published in Indianapolis Logansport ee eee bake nor FRI. ue ote | — ' beaver rf , eee yrs iin an thor oS si ‘ ut by &NV save a grave dis ’ but the com- ; : } ; | A horse and anima! lov. e? . Informal EeXs ivists . . "2 - , aa cr = -* 7 ’ , " - - 4a hs * ad an ] ) j ‘ j ‘ l its VW ? re Tine Sen — “ . ; r ty ° i 7 me St - ° ’ : y % . ; itl | 7 > oene-reel i Ji } ie) Fo iat i>} ijé i] | : q ) : ai ‘ ‘ La . ay ; 4 se PSS eRe, ty . T ; sp wii cf ae Sa pate ‘ . mae take the place of the +? sarears ua> LOP Some time veen common Knowledge that aber nd JUL marnisgnaused, i reves : - - u t Dp ice oT e t snorting cna —-. car Mart ¢ mne: th Hy). aoe ee i ees ee SIMPLICITY IN ROY ALTY. ‘5 cple« - . 4 " 3 iand was not what she used to be ind ‘i z +3 S ote * 4 @45 & ie | 4 oe , - . ae oe % cs > 2 : a t 4 4 5 | of = 5 : , / rt ie Pe ba oe 4 —_. : R b 3 oe ze : 2 g * b ; ¥ 3 aC a 8. = § Te * ; . s se > > 1 a 7 +h Si, mn ote a* ¥ ‘ R i : ‘ eB t Ie > i" K ‘ Be 4 Pas: Be = we * b : oe ry . 2 +4 », ¢ > 4 4 ‘ - 2 - 7 2 : + x q . S . per : = a » Bere. sy 3 y ¥ we » Me Per 4 — 4 Ra “g ; s . i i x 3 * ah . Bae aol hs ee 2 ome 2 i ase | ; es : ~ /* EY ) &. & 2 ¥ % ve + 7 im é ; uF : ‘% — wy ee ws te ’ El bce) pe, "S z i) SS. To the Editor of the Post-Dispatc men and school teachers” Let's os everytning, -make it a general old-age pension, and) “2yYone who chases the engines habituajly knows ;), high hi 1 Pia Papacy in ap" eau? . ug? ake ps ? take care of atl o; : ‘that the automobile hac P mai : ‘r high taxes, nigh wages and distance from ain’ lintas ees eee ’ iia oe td Ban ‘ine f Wales is as good host ara Care oO! ail our ace j and indigent LAi auclomo dlit iias put a tremen tlous thr ii Into 7 sources of nat rr : sing ', — is ; ‘ ; : . hay Cali | is i ipo AnG bu tii cA i “A — Pua a if “h nN Se nte c hir | one, scitizens. The physical needs of an aged the fire business and has also saved léts of animal eer oe ees + a . es ome. : - | a ital Sc iat bt h laeanw ile de Bin es ; : removal ta states of many of her tex in: lis, and others who wil! be reealle: be a guest a o many official functions . a eacher or policeman are no greater than , #60NY resulting from collisions. Discarding the issi i 7 hj : iy olde a taal =e 8 4 L ) sun bh - : ) — he 3 / a ° . * . Lie INIis. 4 . ‘ . i} , ; ff. Wi] hy h ] 1] 5 | vY> “a “ 4 “* rl a OTi , hi’ had ‘ : iT r) . P ae oOny ~* eas qi be . .% Ie ; rice ft iit} ] 2 > ‘those of any other old person, and these Of efficiency, which is not the disputed point rialky | ee : fed Meir gnen th¢ achievemen meaner! rues: at. S aie ons He hat. fer pm a. 7 teat bet P ® > > ies ri¢ Vv een hié TS! hat xf b 4 . mo nic Polisric . : } i - ‘ . . af r - ia ee : 1.3 ; is ; . P . . , z - ai ‘.. . s ; . ~ : . nade his ren ‘s as he + im ¢] is n bed from that used in countless Sir: I think men are just too _ i e 4 : r ng period than one of my class. Who The notion that the horse-drawn apparatus i: ee eae, ‘e oe | wants a gray-haired, aged looking steno- .. aes ies Celamations by other parts of the cc try lap room of the ancient i: built in 1686 niddie-class hous id ew flowers words: I really a last st | her? Y¥ picturesque and thrilling than that driven by moto Uniuckily 7 ede {ogee cots les eR daca : 7 eas ? | s: I really do. last straws grap er. et our achoo!s are full of : h vv. ‘ ‘ nliuckily Mr () Keefe £oes oO! LO say tnat we ' iit S39 ify wufensiis a ‘ “3 spinnin f até Lil woanre } =) ie & is mid «enter- will of a’ rusty oid bachelor estat aged women who f ve; ave eniney igs based on the erroneous concep at nuleati les! — : ‘ on : : ; mae editions, @tim ane ! as ai? the ee a have " nioyed 2 thane cept that pulsating flesh England ought to start an adverti Ing campaign to or : decoration that home for w orking girts. Buf he » . ~ : c e > s - =i y >} . , j y @« ne has . Y : , ‘ . ae. on thie ¢ - : “7 _—— Deac me rs @n 00G@ G2Wakens &2 more responsive chord in flesh. correct these misstatements. Thus he gives a humor- pi | em pioyed. On . os spend most want fat girls admitted. No fat s town are well paid, too. Teachers and-blood beings than speeding - a“ ; ae : a il ae t hy remarks. *¢ ‘ | ne Sete attending tr} . , lers TY appiy,”’ ‘* All avoi rcsgge abandon, should have intelligence enough to in- ’ ' ood and metal. In ous aspect to his assertion that they are missts eralde _ tie dawe ee ree lunche know the a RIS POs ent a here’ + catty : . ‘ : . . a . : : . ae ones . . ig } lamb and chicken, a day whe | contrast between his AIC uUlIeS ani I Does he think king | cannot g could retire : j li , a. | ¢ + * . ‘ } . : , ” ; _ a a ni pie Cenia:. W D , : ‘ : . tara? ? ‘ Z : “ wor ns gir ‘ire and live ox mfortably on thetr compared to that at automobile speedwars prom pt s him and other Ne w Englanders to want a made by ftormula. In the rivace pleasures. on the salary she gets? Or dié : ont Same aie ; : : . . Ges ri arataryw ; ii > i a = q cr ad eas: Soni nr agent I have heard greater popularity of the former is not — “Eee nee : ; Ber " re . J A Ly arporn r ord age - a ny ano . sis : — fat charmer bre ak his heart? y: eit retire When the pension law , Ry . , ves — os reaay ; working on synthetic foods. ; at girls have ’ Cretting away from the ; +“ f sea . , " ; ; : p Dn itle i 4 , is i = * ear | : 4 M pears to be that not! ing is " LOOA. for the * , way that | me Bctica of ty. whieh She already runs the country politically, through her | reaiction | ma Ad ; | MERRIAM Trade Mark |. think would be safer for the automo- Would you prefer to part with—-yvour dog or your own Ca! and his kitchen cabinet of ‘New England | a pad tty age trans a ing 8 | arvana " | “$4 ji The * chairmy plicas. Si of and | le. ’ lik 2 rf “eg aaa and teaming rc eef, trimmi: flaky : ane ; 7 4 , eB : ign of highest scholarship accuracy | a t in always liked to look at/Toadster? And do you like to scramble back to the backsiappers and pointers with pride—headed. | fi ‘*! 7 Yy aey tional Committee says that New | ' Th - , ‘ . riGe=—I e thin. editio especially | s. and think that all railroads pavement, with your diaphragm contracting with fear course. by the Coolidge Man Friday. Senator Butler 1] ¢ solid for Coolidge. Our im onda “paper n is > ee puid bao. a “stop” sign as at street | of the screaming siren while a roaring, rattling truck and th a yt themor nis fashion ed mother’s : gi\ ss « New York is fluid for Smith. eaeemant to handle. Ast 7 , & truck and the iti i= maple from Vermont, 3 ) pe — ao NO : “ 7 oo Se $5.00; Fabrikoid, $6.00; Leather, 37.50" Purchase of your bookseller: or send order ead * Sroekings. And when the Attorney-( “ re is no train almost runs you down, w ; . ; —- ere must be days ion man owever et should be “go” and when there is al or would you prefer to wait eral Sargen Surely a section of the nation which scientific he has become = tan Ties | Our intervention in Nicaragué 5 |——-unless the wrong side wins. tor information. Free Specaoen pages ff you oe . 7 > . |) a S. MERRIAM COMPANY. @ c. . wt } ‘4 va on your st ne Peonla te “atop.” én 6 anes a Sas suo ae for the tones of the fire bell could ec political domination over the rest) "™astered the preparation and digestion of seh : o 4 : seating . 2 : ;- ere Pike eberins ARL KARM. uder and peel an apple with a penknife ought to be satisfied. Does New England want to be | synthet? —* + “angs for that old- fasttogy — , rinin avenue. ‘while the horses cloppity-clop by? called hoggish? "| motha* with a longing that will not he George Washington has bees Sam 3 e : : at * tnediote : practically every European COUza | ew —y 4 2 . pg the Scapndinavigs= = fe. ; Let’ boost for gener: \d-age nen. 18 it because of the betting’ t rd ‘pe ih 7 ‘ ‘ "y . te as oh, Hi — there is some truth in them, and that it hence is. * ae or ee i From the Detroit News | on one sions an¢ not ave anys nee ‘T\ oid %é atts ’ Ow lamnv Mec 1 Wasilits : — " r y ° . . . . 6 i " Aitada i% Ty ee Tie awe i ' . r : cacy . tee pees 5 s Naan ‘ CURSUMD- i ; 1 D¢ . ers. Remember, too. that Pach and fact, when a state legislates aZainSst Wagering. not av mal! (ion as well as the pro ction standpoi: ? | , | : pres: ouaniaea te “4 2 é a cand me “ag . om e Bis ‘ . > 4 * > r . . . > ry ye or iey iove Lo hear winds AN OBSERVER MEVMMS, UUIUUNE motor, the hot castor wishing to come back ft he; ; toh: regi nee 5 | sage Foe | ¥Z : : : ~ : ge we rt 7% desks The -reaetion to Ma Fe have hovered [oO a state of industrial he , d swe ’ , +. = 4 ¢ : +) =— = , . - ‘ St@amin ‘hunderous getaway, the skid) we question whether she has any right to expec pol ir se ‘© hour +} ! ai sa; ‘ S Boy's Safety Suggestion. the Eiiitor of the Post-iMepaich these without wagering a penny on the outcome for more than anv +i ‘ a as : ‘ ? ¢ . > s : = : ’ ding turns and the terrifie speed peepie pay to see do so. She lays herself open to the ¢} A a oe * HORE ee. * ee babii. eTena of Le ig tye Gi AAA A AMEE REEL ADR GE ITE a Sed lee sp hey aie Dn vie eat Keer ME i. ‘ to ¥ Tt. ae . ; , ie @.as ‘ “ ‘ A sit tis corner ik}

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—- — - — s ‘fp . A bee ‘Ss f : + } a ry ; . . . rh) ia} be Nogra- end, I have devoted my pen to the hem der = t. Louis Uni Funeral services for Frank “NW phies deseryv’ o be ranked with service of the German rr public- p Second Division Association ¢ Pe ores idlin. 43 years o] former St ee ee ee ee ee Cae ay a eatest and whose studies’ reserving ‘self, however Tenor of 2 yOlit; 010- | lara’ + whl a whiad te rhs : a , | ) = : ? pee ‘ a 2.4 William (Hohen Sticke tine 7 — however, com- Tenor of Metropolitan Is Solo- jars), A. m. 1, at their iceting at) Ascribed by White House as ( wndidate for Alderman In-) Louisan, who died in San Antonio, Minister Says Speech Was Mis- sapaicgil ai sind Sp ai iy i cLe erty of choice with regard . ° ; et ‘ i ‘ ‘be, . ro : Ta, eodaw wt } held at . : of Nap : oe ce .. - : . ai A ms « *M > a ~ Ve] Mi yxT lhe ‘ * © (‘luk lz st night «1 ¢ -. . 5 . . . : cal - : . i iz » ee yest rday . 4 ill ee ii if “a | ‘ . sharia am n . , . : = : gllern have appe: foie re centiy In| to the outstanding figures I shoul Ist MeCISleTSINE ; wie xe r: sut, stood in Reason tol sending More dorsed by Precinct O CaniZa- | ouneval ichauel wi oe] Oliv interprete d, but He Sees NO a has the following to say’ elect ar Quccessty] -chectr: lence for one minute as a tribuie ee Bae ; : , i a ala Terie nd America, sitle ra team Pp sind POETRY ; = successful Orchestral Gere a : U. i Marines. 110n Not | Republic: n, Is | street, at .2:30 p. 1. tomorrow, 101- Present Possibilits =) Paying. ghout his life & | it ] ee 20TNn it Breslau in North Ger- Number (o their tornier comrades who died ) : lowine the arrival of the body. ‘ TIInZ NAYS ¢ J. ’ -s i ‘4 j ae ae — : 7. , ” ; “pay mMrorvimnat - ~ , ; ye 2 J began Wri tg ; se te and INmMany in 188], I was first in the lrance. Approxlnat ly vOOO | iy lll Adtech ed the ; ‘ | Medlin, forinerly secretary ana qyupately mst Y —- pie pay bbe law and then in business till l was men of the division were killed tn!” Ww \SHINGT x el 6a Th |ceneral manager , the » the | Aennciatect 4 coe rei? ierit ha f 2 | - = £9. ¢ ° : : Pi he Pv. = a r . Fo tt), - we ° ~ i ‘ +. . . (p> ments be 4 ae | 1j : a _ ] Ti ino mountain i ‘ 6 z BS Lil nibs rs Ss coll ‘ ] . ith th LOLiIOW ing rarded as threatening phase of publican candidate for Alderman ti ye ar. lle 1s “ury wed ws Ss tod 4 f di rule d that li¢é inte Ti i. «i mcrat oY, Wien waS making; gion. I like Weimar, but not Pots- Metropolitan Opera joined forces oyifits: Kifth Marines, Sixth Ma- the Central American republic’s ¢ T igl I widow, Mrs. Lucille Edlin, 3 ed fundamentally 10, Gates . oy first attempt ‘o dramatize the dam: europe, but not Asia; Amer- With the St. Louis Svinphony Or- rines. Twenty-third Infantry rae mies ne ty Wi mutsien bins fin % from the rwenty -eighth Ward, y fede alias Peake Ee Kdlin Jr feasibility of the Dawenn paration . as 4 ‘ - . 7 allied s . 3 1% ‘ . . : highs 7) the sePpUdDICA r a ; : i. : - ; Signal Battalion, Second Engineers,! country is furnishing the tin ; age a. associated with the John. Deere that this interpretation had been has been to make » country is furnishing the munitions, Conmimmittee, which callenged Laird’s Second! the White House nadvanees it us the lives and on iT 1 and the divi- another reuson, besides the protec- enthusiasm in the audience that he’) gec¢ond Ambulance Train, concern. In 1920 he took charge given to his remarks. of the company’s entire agricul- “I repeat what I expressly said tura! implement business in this in my speech, but what apparently country. his office being at Moline, was much overlooked,” he Said. lll., headquarters of he company “Namely that Germany will con- He ulso was a director of the Mis- tinue to do whatever is within ita sissippi Valley Trust ‘o. and a power to fulfull loyally the obliga- member of the Board of Governors tions it has undertaken. f the former St. Louis Club. He “In my speech I stated that Republicanism. Members of the City Commit +4 - .yea ey TA ” . ¢* "caer 4 ° . . . ign e por. Oi Americans, for the recent charged that Laird, when president ' A tn: Saale convention of the ordering of 1600 Marines to Nica- ’ |- > thea } ’ rary ryt ayhibics Pe ; t ¢ . wer py9t} hes ‘-Orpriee : . 1 ‘ : ae ; kind of work 1S li¢ meena OVOrF Oo} nen. of at title temp ‘ A} Thal a (es) nation ihat carries association this year will be held ragua. The edministration. how- ghere to draw ine between a ap tle which is pub- jan. unfortunate connotation of at Washington , — iS! va ° ‘ . = Pa. > 62 ee D ; 9 ‘ F = ~~? iuvg and churacter. The ree- | 48hed by Harper & Brothers. Be- strictured tom production and Me- geecording to :; , unica ti . , ies gen i ¢ : cause Of the unusual interest t ll ] according to a communication from, constituting a danger to Americans einet oreanization was requested : fin first bicté aD es] } . wetter sUStial & w =e cil- 1c? OCU “lity ‘9 : Se os 2 , ; : ue : ; ‘2 ‘5° ie vy cs . pgniuion, athe , - ) Me tached to the Millav : } - - ; ee: se cae Col. Ilanford MacNider, Assistant there in the belief that the addi- lake a new recommendation England. that +7 such MiognoL2?rapiis . on LuMmanitv of men ot: os , 10n, the first edition ~~ et oe rr) r . +, aot hee, Soncuineiene in enw the comnio : of “The Kine’s H eC} abe aoe : USsoeciat} Phe St. Louis unit) will inspire increased wartare, recently adopted rule of accepting eenius should enipsasize | rath- 7s ALD .% eS * encnmaln spould that +] constant battling with ce pares ‘ " : ’ 5” ’ 4 ' ; : , i) ay » 1928 COoOnvVeN- Presi: lit Adoifo Dinz O] Nica - ins rare 1c } war erred ' + : wrk ists beh eines be of excep 2] glue as a eco. ita eS ae ; rw nuorsements by Ward groups. A! : ep than ignoetes, J have striven to, cepuional value as a col- the heavy Wagnerian scores must tion brought here ragua r atedly has charged that best intentions on our part, we can i ‘ - - he . 1¢ | , powers. My PUr pose is SHOW on Japan Ve llum. iv] $25. and 100 The human Vole? and 7 Y°se (} 10o fores THING OF PAST, ARLISS SAYS ‘i ws isp: te}ies declaring {iiet organization words "4 ' the pre serif moment It ; , e ¢ ° o} - ut? Ss : _ zh . ‘ . ° — 4 OSes Bay De 2d 8 » ¥ } : - } ° “, ere , 4 .* : ‘ , ~ ranging fron i i .4) LUOU pages erick a Stokes. al Feu iia} ‘] Wild knew (Nirl tit Che acto}. mS Te nym rament is ; Were of interest i 4) Otie LiLis here ‘ re mber of the committee from tria | | 2 qdinne I inst ‘eres rient, & rel l aske d ny se if un t he was doing-——-frankly in- 1} members der at conditions we can meet Sim aneoao ; “j } » t- j } the , jestines 0! personalities. | Met fo 8 Henchman by _ encores, Nevertheless Mr. Lauben- | sion's Intelligence Seetion What interests me most in this ee osetan Opera Co. appears thal | ‘ Edna St. Vincent is, just another Wagnerian The national f the Police Board under Go' ' i tie , , ‘ . * Hadley, had refused to be recog- Sole time in June. ever, links up the inportations as nized as a Republican The pre- T ‘) *. at retary of War and president of! tional equipmeut for the Liberals tpe ceonmittes thereby breaking its not an easily answered question. the left St Louis in 18923, going to the present moment 1 see no pos- 71 ro esai \ Pasadena, Cal., * hHis health. ssilele vay by which, even with the tertainment and stimulation of the in examining the whole financtal pes of human nature. Studies’ DAY. By Francis King. Fred-| times, of course, when the immort- Committee. have adopted a mutinous attitude, cinet workers of Join J. Hurley reve resulted from this method. »Ss ING ie ei ek ACOH itil a pave 0 L ep F 2 pat % ‘2 : RS, KING he re LIN CS 23 vv pit { es ” _— Thine of the past ys mo longer has Seem the historical novel. It of uwdvice to flower gardeners, : bi the vocal parts should it. Cleor Arliss, t] { wae) was deemed unlikely. bent, Alderman Sehwartz, in the Were summoned and : yt ist wy ti ] i ] ; } Ling ? i 3 ’ , 17 +5 ‘y oe ° M ° rw zc - : SS, li? be a ‘ o : di . ‘ ‘ ® » "¢ ‘ ‘ ar “ - *4> ™ ? Ry } ‘ . os ‘ perverts bo h histe iy and Lic tion. Oohe piece for every day in the ecede under the mounting wat es age x , . tal L Jid Diaz Soldiers Want Autos, coming primary. and Luests responde aj, Panl J neti MAKIN UM, My ideal IS a portral ol wunim- vVear. Ilroin Jan. 1 to planting : , of the orchestration. Phe intelli- | &ngish declared in a luneheon The discussion ot intervention The (ity (‘omrmittee voted Wielandy, president of he BRlack- In so doing. I did nothing else ae ti } ‘v7 nm ‘ ”~* A° .o, ¢ hi oe . = § peachab:e mCUMIeENHttary reracity, Vou think about the rarden vou gent and properly airected Singer address at the N iefair l{ote]l ves- apparently is recelving Some unot- against co-operating with the Der- well-W leaanay Book and Stationery tna repeat tm considerations (‘o.. was the “defendant.” charged! which guided the Dawes experts ia ’ al- arriving at their conelusions.” but comment on. either situation hat ward, to oppose the incum- hight, which’ a {°5 inembers these when once they have reached hope to have. Irom the end of the | weuld, of course, not try to make torgay before the Jo a! -loomimtteen | oe consideration among mem=-— ocratic City -Committee in the lat- growing season until Dec. 31 you himself heard in pussuges that ass . ae Es Me teE: bers of the Nicaraguan Congress. 48 ter’s proposal that each body se- with “general unsociabilitv”’ think about the gardén you actual- sort. But when Wagner wanted |?! Be -setors’ Fund Endowment, some Diaz supporters in the Senate ject two candidates, in the con-| though he is Known as one of the Will Investigate Philippines. ly had. Every other page is left the voice to come through he regu- “Formerly a temperament was! were said tu have studied the pro- tog; for four vacancies on the most friendly men in the club. . Rv the Associated Press, ~~ thedg to alinost evervons ve. eeoaduye het wee the i nited States Ponrd of Eaucation The Repub- ts Hiugo (ijrimm. " f WASHING TE rN. Keb. 19.—-The Ariiss said. “It was a word! and Haiti in 1910, when American @cans, who will make no official Mer Circuit Judge, acted | United States Army transport, blank for netes, and there is a Jated his orchestr: bibliography for euch monti FUNERAT, CUSTOMS: THEIR or spelen die ecune oe Lat | papain enh The MUTINOUS | ALICE ate cause, thev asserted, the Demo- a he pysteria.” papas sigse we — will-e¢arryv a congresamms a 4. Stokes Co Ls any mere Sscrad I ji: | Voday, wever, 7 tp rament is Diaz ites resul ed ee 9 ‘rats had not lived up to previous Was atlorney ‘OF Laie chores chit ot i a surveys oF the indands. ' oy 7 wea ‘noice the »- distinctly not an attribute of the!) pay and because of recent Tor ed bipartisan agreements. Lawrence McDaniel for the defend- Among those to make the trip are ap 8 RCH, peautiful in itself,” ; de SE cl hcins tMnavivea. Th’ successful actor, The people of the marehes, some of the soldiers res— x“ colmpultery voting law ant. The lawyers’ witticisme and Senators Wheeler (Dem.) of Mon- gg aa catsteie geen would obviously Uiss t tna Uf) sta; ch} just like.other men nang! fusing to travel except by autOWNe- yWicgguri. making failure to vote, ~ ealtien of Jaane ane Witnesses tana an Mrs. Wheeler; Represen- pinched an ly tones of Ut ay. | WOn better and no worse, bile. except in ease of sickness or. ab- ; in interest with the WOe- tative Evans ¢€Dem.) of Montana ; ry | 3] objeets of char- \ conference between American genee from the State. 2a misde- | begone appearance of Wielandy. has applied for rervations on th® hy wae roper pro ty me an ft) members : Minister KMberhardt and Rear Ad- meanor punishable by fine, is ad- who was led in, handeuffed, by 4) Sommk for himself and Mrs. Deputy (‘ity Marshal seven Evans } rod = Sd yan 4 : 7 . , Beek bce ’ . . 1+} " ? , +} a | ° . . * ie *f ’ orgs f ,« N @: wey 4] os ° . , . used to explain vari : peculiari- advisers were provided v1 le recommendations for the board, | “ Judg Ul t: , Somme, sailing for the Philippines s, dumestic infelicities an Ven Huitian Government. objected to the proposition be- court ot Lie City of . Louis, on March 22, from Ban Francisco, colored face, and friends weeping nd blacks and obsequies.”’ Those had experience with Crermay tear invo ae ath Know that Bacon's statement Gugte®: : any Scr Beer sy Pt: . wees es rei eres ros gpronst ee eran i i“ ry — — members and wives of five com- eh enenothine to he said Never- 3s t 5 a Se ruled ansv [ Phat is Why, in the roisins ¢ i-Corintoed, } Su UeG by connie Uy Tie Lourth Ward he publican sole , = / ’ hy bs ? ta se scald precinct organization, for presen- prised the jury, which> acquitted tation to the members of the Leg- Wielandy and left the attorneys) 4} } — oe well as receive, They | @dvicrs 1 Qe mt Department. | igature. The resolution deplores t? the mercy of the Court. Some | ely + a x eines that the men and Minister Eberhardt yesterday con- “laxity and disinterestedness’ of | of those present -essayed old-fash- | wine — ee rr | ind as : defens yomen of her walks of ifs who ferred with President Diaz, but nO) gt Pouis and Missouri voters. ,loned dances after the trial. origins of the funeral] customs of ae . eee eck ai aa eee donate : ty ah ; disclosures about their neeting many peoples and times, Including 3 : and mndowment ikely to throw new light on theless, rauch of the horror that is é : : ; } > 4) , 4] Lees ¢ ; bas ‘tar 1 ; 4 I) “4 i HasSUre ’ , (LHe SASS SNOW see TN; associated with death is nundoubt- $y {he civil war in sf } wi = ’ ,¥ -s it up. and here and dy eu : l fe 4 : ~ Sai lapse ' PRISON INQUIRY | easdale, an attorney, 1S peta sae sociation has filed articles of f1 may sellin good. sega sean hR te 7 tas ener MAURICE F, LEVY IS DEAD T0 BLOCK | SEES izing the Jefferson Club, which was corporation with the Pulaski Coun- Flu lurks at every turn celves th Vitable nature of all Mark . wr \ fill, professions] hia turnine§ te nhen- Funeral Seryice ‘the Penal) Board Member Gays He Bve- ke eS ts a an gg ane ty Circul ee sgh ik | End a COLD in a Few Hours | ” ae et Speen wt tie. oe ee : ey : ™ rvices to Be Held Here quented Legislation in interest itics a generation ago, but which! prey, Ben M. Bogard as president, — purify your system pumas. Aperic Ss. rom ne dancer ; sthneite Theorist, Will yp, | t fal y that Tomorrow. of New Cell Building. Lie n out of existence for some eng Judge Thomas HK. Toler of th gma!ie y he feog sz i OOo 1} s] : \iarriage With ¢. Da : : a ee ee us 9 a : a eee ‘ , : est to gir } } or ) u B: | M ae L ' J , nscientious artist. w re - ie eee 1 me Snecin}) to the Post-D.speaten. time, About 400 members have | geventh Judicial District, vie pP Ay PE’ ding so, realizes thi ‘an | Space, lich is described by his sings with good taste : . nt Po et: SPE ERSON) CTT, ¥ 19. ) it § to | S Bee obtained and it is planned [0 | president Its design is to orgen- «Yr make better etorilé } “+. 7% - . " Tic, . .- Ca tA , fh ‘ es P . . *° , ya ‘ i ; ch its = ‘ [ . , ‘ . a ¢ 1, : es i : >HePLLEeT LOrIies jliill \ ‘ j ‘ : bs ai Af ds ‘ Sabb hel ney iA . vs m , a aT vs ‘ rhe-Til be 3 ‘ . . ‘ “or ' ' : , . a . P : PEUTIC ALOT, : it) jij St’ | To 1x] ee ee tie oe wes seston an election of officers when le bt 2 ee “7, 7 ‘ , ’ } , : R . ss ,* ’ i om 4 ° . te i g.? P ‘ , Lat’ ; ; ; 2 Ad 44 i 4 3 P , . . } . “* . . ae > . r : 4 * a ’ 4 9 {n England Lil Var; year. burnyvilli is ld 4} 1a re Oo} in’: Necpre tin : ; i Pome ; : mes ee. 1 “sy 1 th: I son's birthday Apvil 13, is being , ‘ “) , ‘ - d ———— A ee ee — . “ — > vr . Oe yo or ye é : ; ; are ; iv; ' - bes ee : a ————___ a = ee ee = as r) Th ie & gi the tie ‘oo | ~e r) emotions bP tee RRO Eas *\ >? ++ nal ‘* . , . a hati ; , P y : } Tc ’ ey ’ , . a Ss - during if ‘ > ; i bLsh ard ane F L4 ‘ nat Ah s% nal i eeree ‘ i ije iZe ne. fre? j ‘. wer? . S 12271) { e ; Melly ii’ are a, with Senator hie ed = pos- } hy : } } VARIATION NUMBER? | United Germany. hi In may be translated, directly miner. Ae OM Mnore fhe sane. =. | it ie ibis 7 asocbe ‘a egisiature to ¢ a pri IN- sible candidate for President, p. |-Of ll pro- i? : P ‘mwpyort: ‘ —2 ,¢ #35, ‘ 7 _ ae rok ee ; - . . ‘ . ae sd . | Our hero was the common sort, when all®& inyportant without the aid af musie, Johengrin’: rewed] and thy ee a ee speaker. Senator Jlawes once said and done. AGL. |'He worked his head off daily and was ou ) to get the MON. . q } . ‘ ~ _ . | . ‘ »* a ~* + «cei « tr\6 fe 4] . . . i ‘ . a . ~ 4 i Tis ] 03 4% 4 ‘ " a | ‘ y (Cay P ‘ ” : i* PUTL «Ali = 7 (ii Ue mniOo-} maa.& i itransiating ‘ ( f Ait j . AVE ISLE TSiIng’ r Xi roots Ler ety 4 . ; , @ a res 475) i tee | ¢ Opvos., 10}, uf men vpvetweeen ; > il f oi and 40). yw gen. } ; morti- : . re f4e bey + } 1, - } ‘ : roagt i «x-} Cnn co . ‘ . “ “ain . ’ Ysa ycit \ } , : , ! ' > } ee noveis aipnavwet ot reslure ici i8.°* 4. ¥ : trol t} fips t m4 : ; P "s nail Was Pees o leader of the Jefferson Club, nee. it would be worth g e Walkuer ape a eer ee 4" among hers who have lad busi Membership } the revived ovr- ‘ to see Mr. UrieVLisi nf > tha rehestral ] 7 oii . ; : " Oe Gee efile } i Nes writ] gisl: end his n- ralnizytion a. 3 be for Democratic sarees cian F @ho tir ’ - } ; “igh ie us . : #8 toatl hi Wiel , ee pare 4 neve! Wace Ser Be Of Lit iqtije’. ‘ge { WOSt SUuCCcESSfY , Sioufria Cre , diac t jie appoinimen if an-invest . ;, “ ; 'The reason for his diligence Was comma “ ; the : | 3 3 ai iffal- oe announced cit i ‘ mabe will / ecg: sat ‘ @) ioOnare iis peLtore Lne ‘aviv oDreakA DIS Heck. ae THITIaIe ‘c ¥ _ Sy : : o athens 7 ine COM TT Lee slteer clear of primary LIZNLS, to ; ) - SM » ” : ora . > a‘ AipP it iuhi ts . ¥ 7 4 ‘ ’ ’ deh > , * . " 7 & . J added : ap oe trae, ‘ ee : ‘ i { } ; , hie hai esctsica denis ’ 4} Associated } med ft He tried to swell his salary, so it would sui- ames ’ ; sath eee, Ree) cies ‘ontractors is survive . : ¢ Mi pa td in ; . = . . seemed ready 1 ae . ° « . , | »° Wis.rv 1 . . ide a% . 6 Go ss ‘ sapere gure oats : : MEDIATION BOARD DIES : vi ' : | | i h C d II h gh old | gen, wilt thou WED: ldent a ; aes peer ee 1:of- a Nation.’”’ was taken 7 he ’ Dr. M Vin Grove IKnyvie Will give in: ane documents re- (tion, effective March . ile said he : : t e ne a l acs at t e in vn Clit { aj ; ‘TA rda\ rece 1vVé ij ew VY a S AT) ie ‘ o . . * ‘ af 5 . >? 4 ~ ai ' Hiction She g “anted her acceptance as she lisv with il nerican i hiagnate . 3] 1] f ; { By ti pie ae : I , _ ee, phe . ee | if WW " as ni Gor. Pex \ stil ( ritically iil. kithical la ace I to Spe ak Sunday. 4 ‘i > ee aan ' ‘ince 1) ee : epee re Sil. is Wife,.a picture actress, | ** ' BUCA TOG Cee ; ' ' 40D Walled ity Mpeg ws wal aah oe aaa “T jhers ‘hrie. can! for the a soft Yeth. THUR. Sin he petroie ia} law. o¢- |" p! WASHINGTON ie] 1a liv et Third Millenniu = - NASHVILLE, Tenn., Feb. 19. — | An address on Liberal Chris- sii - 1 te . P = ‘ * mo @ . 7 e tt. , ‘* 4 } 1x ¢ a Lee x2 premecaitei - ° ‘ . r+ , . sai . 5: athe . ° 4 4 > . s P fee fe - P vs } . wy , ¢ } Ve. ; ; ; ’ bli shai we also Was il] and was Lake nh to uh we] Davies, ral }? . vl] : ‘of s30r ay = (70. .~ Aus 1Y} ] ay WAS stil] i ' (iaiNi ly are th Iethie aij Nlove > i} OLIVER ( ADILLA( ( O. art et member of the Rail- | + r} . - two w : eT ee same spital: hey were found dha “ae : : ck ‘ a be given by Henry J. /: : hy) But when they went to keeping house, © Mne Wo were ¢] ed hi .ni| same hospitak They were found |. > : | : See ‘ritical condition as the result of | ment be given by n J. Sai) uUbbe | _ -- . . it\ I to he pi ig : - , ¥ : . i ~ 4 > " Vw at Roard «yt \ ‘ aril) } | ja: F i > i ‘ ii . Nes st : if i ; , | fi - si r ¢ 2 f feared that he would die high spir- in a little: house at Beaverton by | — a ae CONG ” onia und he&rt attacks, his ; Golding f the New York gait LOCUST & LINDELL CUT-OFF tossed | for, ah! That modern maiden could neither a hain wee ff ad been | focal authorities. bey sicijans announced this morninz | kthieal > ll € com- bake nor FRI. ‘yy receives ‘ Beaverton recently t SARE sinha Lniversity Hospijta!] OA ’) 7. 1.. are ee ‘he medical stati however was; Louis thie iety, 3648 Vash % a | peti I¢ ~ \ il sere’ pi =, PSat fy : - Ses Victory not run a flat, F . zy "es iia pple pecan . te disorder. 1)f failed to w%uspl St. bates marry So on many sad occasions, in a restaurath . ee toe aman ally after the operation. : they SAT. ’ Mer. Poay 1s, 4 | resicd: nt ort | ri - forgave her everything, as man has = Gch we ; | ri % ee eye ations treated with Mermiam-Webster accuracy. eS aes = 1 milions are clear with abundant use of Illustrative Examples. ORATORY. | ® }, 2Yf0nyms an outstanding feature of excellence. When long Tom speaks in the Senate & Illustrations selected to aid the definitions of complex objects. Though the members seek the doof®, » i, Glossary of Scottish W ords and Phrases. Pronouncing Gazetteer. Bo greta a = are gendengi ila | ocabulary of Rimes. : English Christian Names. ey love to hear 7 , nouncing Biographical Dictionary. Foreign Words and Phrases. _ Members of the Texas Legislature are re eviations and Arbitrary Signs used in VK regis and Ponting. “quested to keep their feet off the mabosem@™ fh 1700 Illustrations, 1256 Pages desks. The reaetion to Ma Ferguson ay" | pears to be that nothing is pardonabie. | : LOOK for the G@ * » e MER The vice chairman of the Republican ae Si ger —— — hepa tional Committee says that New York “eh | “sn of highest scholarship and accuracy COLLEGIATE solid for Covlidge. Our impression was thee | The thin-paper edition is especially handsome DICTIONARY New York is fluid for Smith. @nd convenient to handle. Art Canvas binding, ga Rate 4 amg $5.00; Fabrikoid, $6.00; Leather, $7.50 Our intervention in Nicarague ig new Purchase of vour bookseller: or send order and remittance direct to us. White meens the elit > mee wine. : of information. bree Specunen pages if you menton thc rosi-Dispai George Washington has been ! war G.@ C. MERRIAM COMPANY, SPRINGFIELD, MASS. practically every European country = @e Se oe } e 3 wg the Scandinavia» . Engineer: Moss Kdwards, Audruaii . . : succeeds V. HH. Elliston. a LS ee | FABLE = ) | = ereet rarers mad FE Once Upo! i Se Cool | | ('.. W. Brown of Jefferson City pa athe Meta ua uly ti: Becta heat tgs oui ss che ses, ' 2 Vu lected rresiden ¢ 4 iTtohwa sramenes of Phe Mother Church. The | A STOUT DEFENSE OF EMBONPOIST. ass ht presid nt of th saline a Pirst Cbureh of Christ, Seientis', in | | longineers’ Association of Miss Boston. Mass. flowers |words: I rs ally do. The last straw is the ; _ :, chureh: “MIND,” . | : Senter- jwill A ee nts ete, | a t110n Ss twenileth annual meeting. at COLDEN TEAT: James 1:5. iN ALL THE istvy old bachelor. pase ‘ote! Missouri yesterday. seit. FIRST CHURCH, Kingshighway and ? . . aca ——: Eli 5 : Westminster place. 11 a. m, and 8 10st © Want fat girls ‘ on irls ne ' Cue : ebhis ; py. mr. Reading room, “VOU Delmar Bt. | ee ee et bs a conunen expreseion f f this book City. open daily from 9 it. m. to 9 p i apply, All avoirdupois abandon, ye on expression from owners of this boo meee eel he | evcept Werdnresdas. from 9 u. m. me oOo 1? mOigieers ¢« osen were: i sunday, : D m. to & Dp. P fon boulevard, 11 a. m. and & p. m. ) ] OMORROW teading rvom in church edifice, open ; | . line County Snsineer- & FOURTH CHUKCH. 5559 Pace bhon- ‘ f . to OD pp. m., , %- ‘4 “gege . , > : ATA Se teen Siar dag ee | HOUSANDS UPON THOUSANDS want to see the Post-Dispatch Auto GHOIR WILL SING CONTATA © as. 3° SOME OF THE T “9 : * » ' | af Lf putes before his appointment | B quict he one nice thing about the predic pe | 2 the mediation sacar ty ur] : — — — | ! ! ‘ hat. in a few years,. the number of*@% \SOuiesi ay » In Los ‘wcles TANe GCASS EOE bl ese vorees will equal a number -of marr . | \picnowany i eee die a agg hay : ban- : GS ee St. SEB (h». as AND 1) A. 5 iS the reflection that marriage at least se G Noonday service of Personal Kelizion S! ; va¢ i Ee ’ HEADS HI HWAY ENGINEERS with adilress a «beg pst Sih iy esa BIGGEST BARGAIN ATTRACTION of YEAR + ar- ‘ . . oy | c. W. Brown of Jefferson City fuesday at 12.05 puntiess Sir: I think men are just too mcar Yor at-the conciusion of Subjeet of the lesson sermon at each m that home for working girls. But he does Vieits Vt¢ spa’? ’ Ti q » ; , Apiicity. (enter here’ or some other catty re | Based on WEBSTER’S NEW INTERNATIONAL DICTIONARY Fred Jacoby, St. Charles County SKCOND CHURCH, 4754 Washing. (‘ounty Engineer, and R. \¢ daily from % to 4 p. m., including > See Steam SEE OUR SHOW WINDOWS pe re ‘ : oe Rusell bo.u- . - 744 . Pr ecens, wee ertee Owitt, Ga- |) loved. 55 A. se. aoe 6 po | Kvery one of the 374,926° homes reach- retary ¢ levard, 11 4». m. and & p. m, Reading | 2 > . ay iT. f if. BR. Sunday evenings Show Number. which will, us usual, be services radiocust every Sundar eve- ° *.°@ Washington University Musicians : ning. Station RIA. VONY ME@&TING «a: all the churches _ lste Conf " 9 > at & aecbeck. | : READING ROOMS, 1995 RKailewar Hiumorrsc\ : fu Fachanee Ride. 9 2 m. tv 9 Pp. m. RMY GOODS STORE os dail exoept Viiednesday. 9 a. m. te 4 A hear «i Adi Automuvobile Advertivne » m.: Sundays and holidars, °:20 to oro0 7. «my. sah! Olive St. Open daily from tC ¢ th a. wm. to 106 po. m.. except Wednesdar. ; 10 a. m. to 5 vw. m, Sundays and holl- a eo. Pale Pandey Arerage & January davs. 2:30 to 5:30 p. m. All are wel. contre. PAPI erent AA = ee, I ac ee i ee oe — _ ene ners ne Ae a an te i i a i prog! amiss

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PAGE 6 ST.LUUIS POST-DISPATCH _ JIM MALONEY SURPRISES BOXING EXPERTS BY OUTPOINTING DELANE a otc Siig i ang i ll iin in Silbeeilell na nangeiigl PEG PEN Ss OOS ROT EU Chen Alsat acd a Nn 8 nr ee ms aca “ a ~ SS — — aememegeieee iene aetna tennis a Se - ee ee ig — 3 ae AEA ASSSL ACCEPTS PP ~TTT CACC rrr ure a “D dimou Star ' Rikem an Theveness On Phot by Wire of Delan -Maloney Bout . : Boston “Strong Boy oto by Wire of Detaney- ~~~ Again Shatters Cardinal Holdouts; Fj =r Peele ye PRL PNW Oe ae a a te a ee ne ’ Wins Over Canadian oe me Hurdle Record: Squads Go South Tr ‘ , : In Bloodless Bout Wells Twice Timed in 5 4-5 a RESID IEE 7 _— Cin Seconds for 45 Yards in Browns All in Line, anager Fri Announces J Favorite . ‘ _ | , ones | Be % & ee Legion Games. American Leaguers ; . World Champions : paaway ’ ve ~ *% ss a $ , : , p> 2 é ag & : 74 e . . . . | , ; . ; 2 Heavyweight natic »p Draws Capacity Crowd 0 . — saa | —---— Start at 11:30 P. n tor Camp in Florida. Fifteenth in Field of 25 . ; ~ 8 4 ens 216 - Ss eRe, : ie. om r : a : By the Ase Jated Press ae a aa for zs a Uasndi 19,000 and $200,000 Gate, But Fails to Develop An Out oe. « a a PORTLAND; Me., Feb. 19.—E. Bin New Orleans © P| Writes. S. =e , — a M. “Monte” Wells, Dartmouth Col- By J. Roy Stockton. Justice F Fourth. i | lege junior, again broke the world’s Flint Rhem, winner of 29 games for the Cardinals , : —— ae * ee = 2% nt 'record for the eo indoor high 1926 pennant race, which led to St. Louis’ first champ By John E. Wray 4 : eo Rs saan geo Bec ae a a "% . turdles 1 twi y th ar- world series in 28 years, and Tommy Thevenow, brilliant y a et a : a Jame ee — ‘ wim a = oe ss iers in 5 4-5 : 1ds at the fourth- stop and hero of the series, are the only Cardinal holdouts gemea ae ¢...0v-colore: ‘rench hors Naw YCRA. Feo. 19.—- 4a Ware ames Maioney., xy — —— fk Pees wr i ee = 3 ee ee ners eee . i saa nt apres = és tem \ * is ie ee aie 3 nnual indoor gam f the Amer- to an announcement by the club, management, made on thy ore nding a con- . ig hinr - oh hig ; wt. ¢ fos n abi | LA fo ee og “Hes Ni a F g . he f | ' 4 ar er weight fighter, and toda; . nto sire ee “eg si ies oo x ican Le ames here last night. the departure of the advance squad for the spring training smosphere sew Orleans, | Re bate oa > efr-anparent t we throne k acant ever since ti ate he 3 ; : oo — % : Cam; = vstewe the hel: pnt throne jeit Vac eve né ats Py as F age: ee " : e . bettered the o! sark of 6 sec-' Avon Park, Fla. : —_ 6£o handicap race nere ove _ ee et ee Sete ee vi eR pac Mage athe a a be ay vie = . wen ere a ahh estes t ee ee eer a oe 3 ‘3 oe ee eae eee Pb sty cin PEI mp eae 6-00 pe ae iita ee 4 x dee : , ie ea ee a NOT. —e a er * 2 ee MACE A PR Ree aes vee Me oe. fag ele oX h Doc keine, a taedae oe caecaes male ee el, oe —- aoe yeep hee 2 aye om w ger tor nney’s Title, Wray whee ir amented John L. Sullivan quit banging silver dollars into mahogany oi . ty = : A :: = S oe a P eS ‘. Si % | onds once in his heat anc again in Business Manager Bill Fri of recently and he appa —_——a | consideratle tO] andnjes Cantal ars and oppone 3. head! ce 3 ~ ne Canvaée. se a 4 : . ae es 3 3 : . ~ ‘ te § ‘the final, wher } Lei eo. : ul the Browns announced that aly | Vince: 1 Haines and South ee. . c “of logonmen - eer nate Bie wevut Hetor | aa ae a. SS 3 , : _ : oo a tape by members of the St. Louis American a sign Was the thing to Gam | sont a aa ° ° ; a co _ oS Wiree® Vyearcé. OW ine , ~— u = mie feague Mee = jceega MALONEY - DELANEY Sty : 7 - \ | | bs ae a | The meet was marke by the | League club had signed or agreed trata pide a oan , 7 sas cofe strom night “ J | ; Rickard's , TI} é of F I CG H T FA C TS Pe ' 3 ‘ ; = | | a. es | Ps iltj ¢ f “ ay oo a » fgg ee . Mg is tes + Ses pie SPS Re 7 patel 2 he Pe. ae ees te ay Sine hoes Kf bee 3 eyo B by. f RISE | mt ’ 3. 97 Gy halos | sey . Ht j J es ‘oo 4 * 2% bet a 4 “ ey aes ee . ee ‘ ae hawt, a erin, = mn . » e vi re - ges Pete swe * at Whee i) hy > Thee fai 8 - a ees - * ~ ‘ 4 Sy i r » ra oie - seed AE BIN te > Nn iene ~ s “- a eo - Oncor = - - > \S i - 7 ‘ . ¢ x 5 “ at, > wairs vars yo Sear Yee me iat e Ps ~, 4 a ae 5 4 at, deed x eS = ; «4 avy +e * p: 7 ‘: ba man 7 wT, mb Ceetk » — » t+ — > wae as a aunt ae 7 . , “hn ks Ag he a ‘ss. Ae hor, + Gh wm ge ‘ “ f ~ 4 it 7 v - . oe >, ‘ >) Y " ~ 4 . 7 - late +o! 2 - & * ¥ a ‘ons 7 e i a 4 j 4 tae : " e « '? ’ }, , ~ 4 ee met reiary : Jol insen : a7 i Opa? bly ev it fla : try fi: mk | a gatear tegan : led the advance squad t0: sm: ane Salary GF tone | cbadly famed mame : ty] Tigwe-Sharker bont. which Is ¥ ; ' onesie : the indoor cord i Manager Bob O'Farrell will be last season and was off 293 iis race he conc! rounds of their battle. hooking fast set for March 25, eg 7 eee : : oats » & | ine} in tl hi jump. “1de'8 | in charge of the advance squad oi. creas of $1 00 | in tna wha mp cence — Chae . - b ; ‘ 4 ‘ } ‘ c : » sa" é Lae - ast ¢ 0 . . " > \* lefts and rights to the head and , Se Delaney 172, Ma- : " Mt >| ‘ ‘Cardinals *ha others echeduled to hirm ; 7 He dec peel * way Jones at the welg hts, ae. 9 , r it al- oney 2° ack sm petiti ‘ae consir e Se ik eer oe sonia a ssi va te lined ; brok unni Hicens body and forcing his staf wor’ Petene, SURO ve OBR chamebte ck of cor ns! leave St. Louis including Grover sign and “told the Post-r favigator ores ) URES ind relcrnae | os most to the point of flight at pani ben, S00R0. ates a &# largely mes eit 's Alexander, Ray Btades, Al Sotho-/that the offer “was not at all hed his convoy liverally paas snd Gee siea 4 ; Md ” “7 ‘¢ tee s a . we ‘ oa ee , , on E sm no «tiny . ¢ ' times, Maloney convinced one seats at £3.30 and $5.50; 2000 ¢ : | er pte = i ron, Ray Quincy, Hal Smith, Allyn isfactory.” Rickey gaid the grand stand. Noah Was in neem ND RAG . ws ; , " UV os ‘ = . ' . a eK ~~ a” Oe so ae , i si } : 2 7 OE, endanc , ait ; ? aimaae (Fie that he was a pretty good econ sents put on sale yesterday aft- > seca | at | ages tout, Joe Poetz, Secretary Lloyd. at the club had net heard cma ae 7 pee oF ae Colleen O, lel welght prospect and caused his — spnoon at $2.20. Tig Ruane FHoe.i New York in) 1936. al -O'-' Scout Charley Barrett Herman Rhem since li me £ Jd was still bunched. | Particg Ware | sdmirers to go delirious with joy. | ee ee ae | Jim Maloney, the B@ston “strong boy.” sparring with Jack Delaney, the French Cana- estate sitios a _ h Bell ana Gener Gem Broaden aie Brow : oi ive eemBpoush | was strung out for @ Rie Incidentally, he caused a very bad ; ; SS eae dian, in the first round of their bout at Madison Square Garden last night. The photograph ott with ‘ebenene iad ‘Wade padre Tes sc seg es a ae Cnty? nday : at the gt] inh Hartenstel® . , rr i} 1 le . 5 . ‘* se ™ xi i F . 5‘ 7 . > aes ] ad { } ii Baw i Cf Oo - evening for many gentlemen who — e birdies singing was transmitted by telephoto to St. Louis. ailed to cause the famous Swedish |. 4 ture ie cretary Lloyd said will } zn 2 \menenn mor Takes Lead, HIRD 2s | c | = reti 4 i. Wiilh } tarte ove a , , nto the back stretch. speculated against his chance by — —- rome — : Tn mo om meseaes leeowt hth | : tis (023 sions Sarge Announcement that all players coun Dan Howl - Sey a . : * sthi es vUl-De Was iir- giving odds of nine to five. Delaney’s rally, however, was of ~~ AAA PPP De ~ Aree a Pa Ce Sree 2 i a | , . io avail as he had be b > 72 re pengst rae) nde ersigargs were ready to report at the Car-| Manager Bil eer Try ast Bloodlessly, without a knock- pes dang hrge tag a See eeeteD ~' Schaefer Is 0) man Ane ‘ack thi ai a it] t e exception of Jimr “ Re: rs Killefer a Cone ss “was splashing an ire ee eS tye * te ama Bits Beet came lal camp with tn } tior it Jimmy _ ; na} , , by ire ‘ mene i, bcd Stsdeiuaieth ne inai Cc l pti I i} ustin Howley and iy alot about four lengths ‘eb " si} ’ 137 - - + * > +. »* down or a sign of anything to of- roughout tne contest by a faster — nd + ad 1evenowW an them indicates that tin ve - eS T?) ii Liit i c i 1a > been at camp for r ? hy eadet C hy: arte Ailen. rai fend the sensitive feelings of the ™4n and more insistent fighter. | ee en ieee | — es : many members of the fair sex was reported after the fight |. a, Points Ahead of : ce, Ps r] nt is a . DRG vf and Thevenow when in Cincinnatl uume and everything {s ready = jockey wh accompanied the }| FOU KTH mre present, Maloney round by round i ] velaney had dislocated his | YORK, Feb.. 19. about 19,000 and has ,euly one last és hin’ oe enctosui : Billy Southworth write we - the starting of training work. hare es ing tight. OPE i om e e Jotn aa rolled up ai large margin n ‘ft thumb in the third Aaphagoaty but | owine > yalue of expert row of working press seats. There wp sy i and St lial: Sa ace terms. Branch Rickey, vice presi- rhe Cardinals will arrive at¢ ‘astri es Werful beast with |Sancla (Dubotay points, winning conservatively five there was no evidence of this in | inion, among the coeenies are two rows of New York press- Ho e in Match .* M . J. Brud Cc he wh, dent and business Manager, con- camp at Avon Park Monday @ieMhoog heart. “Cog.” etc.. is : tale alee pi of the rounds, tieing two others his fighting, as it was his left that | >» pic arth. laney ore working politicians, “) visiting pp me gi aes Lia ae 6 rac ( ferred witl Haines, Southwort ni noon and the first workout wil # anima! but not as big as " 1IPTH RACE that might have been credited to he relled upon much of the time. (4, pour we may mention ‘these writers were in no danger of hav- — gee ey .: . thied. 4 ) " [894 Theveno wwhen ip Cincinnat!) held ee Oval as had been re- Piyhawh (Horm) : = rnoo! in i echa ; : sity Ch at a meeting of the iocal and medley relay events, Wasa the a a’ horse whiten l slew ran. eminently satisfactory to the pro- defensive pose, backing away as “second John I.” Joy cause | this meant t! nei mre ee yr ) ? ; this nt Pi na ? * SUS He om 2. ih be ot ? we j Ij id a ve tags. ih ee iD a * ee ; " ro 7 Me aE iad. |e ahaa aieainbeoectiite moters and the friends of Maloney, Maloney advanced. And he never was obvious. The grief? The near aan An oe aaa RE rT Pa : ascacoul: ver ferry cos? id not develop an outstanding cease: backing — during the t to the ringside attained by any es 4. Be re prc ae we smd a Sa" the action of F. A. Ge young McArdle for a gam Was 1:¢ ; Knows M would and put up an ordinary Maloney Carries the Fight. tected only wi Le aid a : Uy r in hj trefry. lo estimate. : r . | _ : a eee l : Ai i LWiere Nas; Made . a eee Vears ak 4 "en abdsoilut POs Into national] swimming y , fh é (avortit rar i *treense? rene ieeee atm) fiitt —— ; ’ To class either with Dempsey in crowded his foe, hooking lefts and Yes, there was no first blood. pentikik eee hte ON save a . ie ; nF Pn te | ate ti his heyday would be blasphemy. rights. Delaney hlocked coolly Madiso mare Gard ’ ae i he been — a oe oe el a He MER TUN YES~' s 492 000 strokes a oo ce r of eligibility, in tion as one of the ten best AliimBtice Jighly touted Ken- | €! Gudiane aise Delaney failed to show either but the attack was so insistent that)... - : — et eae ee {te rday vas 60 in the tenth inning: |— 6 lhe & ap ruling two w estminste! thletes can breast-stroke swimmem «rby candidate, just failed |, POORER punch or unusual ring strategy he could not get away from the ne ae : = : | me ss eee ee re ‘ Previons tft , is ] had runs ; 6. pies j : ' 4 ineligible after Westmi o been in the water since i= h inf} , Ley. was ‘0 a Best 7 while Maloney conv neingly prove: wall. After half the ro) und was ms und and then mauled him in tis bik Paolino Lz ud 2 3¢ e 39 and 34. several tine I nade mele Night’ s Fights won the conference gridi: Ci. a 4 = i bee be Dan- N (Gite mee himself to be lacking the kick that over Delaney seemed to have Ma. gong he landed two Bull, and other celeurities were i spectacular shots that won him pionshi; Permission has been now gamgpuor ‘ | makes ring heroes. loney solved; he began to slip lefts a g laney's head tha oe wee Teng. the applause of the crowd. a } AY ect are The ruling was made retroactive ed the swimmer by the ium’ ©! = lots a titne O71 “atl : : ii ¢*j) ? 74 hie IAW Ma- : ; DELANEY MALONEY 1 € ss pease gtas , ss Ati. &? ‘ ia hh avyweinht ot a ~g>* ; , “7 ' , j > , - } 47 es . amp on. o ss. : - . ’ ' | “ 3 . - ' e v A Strategic Retreat. with a run ity in his third : : a meeting it nsa: ity, the schoo ger lances competition ~~. | FP ustleer ert ie 1.28. - ; ve. He has the build, lons eored | ot | noni him to impro . . i hOnTieY : iz [> send ete earoe e round: = * a SCAI PING INQUIRY ‘inning | id he fail to sco: i¢ t xel. New York, shaded Charles “25 Unanimou ly ins Led. - ‘OnSsideration @O! Jr a TO COMPETE | is a two-handed fighter and carries thin nla? tung. took the CC ie lation «it the ime oO ns WILL BE PUSHED one int. Manty., New Bedford, 10 rounds. he pls involy he con ilera hi aced the yee ‘ TISH 0 N aioney for me e | } ane née ig HOCK 7 practically Jack Warren, Chicago. und Tom froversyv ear _ Ha McArdle's hands. 2. , i PEN TOURNEY alt } toeee ae ST the battle-—-which should make aggregs and drove Maloney to | ; ie : tipi aCaan, ve were . him popuiar. At this time he ; > corn: iere he was belting eeapag y a a ee sig By Leased Wire From the New 2 ition of the latine tussle. Kirby, Boston, drew, 10 rounds. White F os ae ane : 50s swirn, he will Be not seem ble to get his °90 nim soundly a ) bell rang ure baekK af HIS foe, white retreat- York Bureau of the Post-Dispatch. schaefer has a co anding lead Joe Lagray. Johnstown, Pa., de- oak a gi :, tey wi nner in thet 42 |: . ‘ales pounds be hind his punches. elaney ) Maloney storm him ,.~ ake pa & ne ie A | NEW YORK, Feb, 19.—The De- Se RRS abet Mia et ig ae . . ee ny use - — Ge with be : ae ». Stronr ni robably in the & er. ore : 7 . . ¢ )} . ‘ ¥ ee ' yi rae . er « ‘ ear, ix ‘ iy) . : . ‘4 ue : ord. onn.. our roun «. (len : Ai) 4118 ' i ‘7 IL I iTt rl- é a > ho kK U Te ianey b} ut ‘ ‘ s ‘ : 7 , ' ot kh . ° -* C _ A . * a : » o C » i ‘ ' se J pe . ss . : . . ii ** i? oti ey ‘ on \ ‘kes . ‘ r ’ cs “i : aid } e “i ve him groezy Ume in the next round al sik le : .g y laney-Maloney ticket scandal is not _.,. juled ; wees | Be'l. Leos Angeles, and Al Dei. ferenc meetings an deciaring ~* ema, a 7 , i Serene gid D ave ful Breese) hen begay sharp-shoot : exe nye rite ga De ati ta ee SeMOCUICEG r decision this after Vet lewers ined! : 01 ari lever, dash man. ressioné . ; . _ — .3 , “a .? ¢ P . aa , _ ee , 54-44} + tr . : = ial malde, New York, drew. four Di ive is iiit is 1 it “A ] POU ‘ ” T°... » Oras : ‘ —_— 5 ferry 137th Maloney Ney er Slagwt red. in? c’ Mia Oo} eX ‘ i? i ly é e 4 ‘ ‘ id . : | ; ‘ yi ‘ > Pana woah aie unjustly declared ; srofessiona! ADSI Y / de nA 5. Lpertirs Ve , Dempsey punch ai 86>) ‘Wt Aa 7 ty ‘ -_ +} ° ‘3 s : i r ne . ‘ i 4 : : : « il) . ‘ t ‘ t I ifn i ; ‘ A ig CHRISTIAN BROTHERS bce ne a a Johnny Datto, ‘ : . . zp . h ' ii Irlé 4 . improvement ’ é ” . e by ~ af b] nd Nialone 5 Ss ‘hin =) °F" Y ‘ 7 : és } * a rn _ 2 ; J A“ \' } I r} A i] i }Ti Liit ee | ; vi fi} i} . llé r ? 1a } ( eve A he . deteated ( hick Suggs, Spea X€ rs €4 ile “ es r.D . e . tA " " - ° roe +> be P Di ad phone se y although ¢ ene aiae mar ae menOney’ he eighth. sty co | on BE . oe . 0. *aaenens HAVANA on several occasions thoug : : nouIger 42nd jaw shed it re 7.1% Cm j +43 ‘ , Ra ; . : =: — new . : img ; —* . eee leetings but will have - i. . . 2 1.4 » :° ‘ a ae €és (4 : inGd toe ogowW oy iis i a gre 4% ‘ - ; cy ° - . ’ _ —- - i* \ res : eh: ; . > gentleman earefulls tu led to hh , Hie came back roughly a . 1 MI : a ; Feed ie Aids shade . . JOHN BURROUGHS, 6-0 BOSTON .—Tiger Flowers, At- ] . , ’ iG “4 ‘ry fast pace to «¢ im Ww : > » 7 | > a hii e ; he 4 , : x in al one V Att: r i j Ai ‘ - , . - . . - -. 7 = - Sone w i1Tli¢s * ix f ; . ’ e At J behind his left shoulder while mak- feteq his opponent around the ri - eine , a aang : ol Syciasp es ‘ristian Brother Hig ddeq | mats Ga. defeated Lea Bogash, PEELS a “ga peony : veteran © omen Entered. lane) Se, ldom id fighters in connection with it are eS variate 2 Bridgeport, Conn. 10 rounds. 001 = - MwCeaze} Af uit s and Voohrees. Bresae= ae ing his most desperate advances.| Despite his having been sh: Kis — Ma nother or 1 H | » = , ‘ — + rer, . : ii ~ es) aion¢ * ‘ 41 My : : s +7 oe : i Bu i rT S ow 4 eee ‘s 4 Tit} j - is 4 , . . But Maloney was never staggered.) up several times in this round. ° ee | ’ ie attention Oo Sees tap apa pone es 7 aes WORCESTER, Mass. — Marty u ae ip nore, may surprise 6a = lual hand ges , : we he Variou 1d Federal az ‘ Donunhue. Worcester, onutpointed tank team, Ejlers hinted & ~~ "n to be ro ‘tiople. Temaeiigy If the fortune of war brings Ma- loney made Delaney break groun: a Si ie Set E ad meee ORE bese 3 | ck me ar { - ' 3 loney against Gene Tunney ina title repeatedly and on more than on a is Sagano Rapa Sess a hae elem f ome tim develo anes Stiesy eadete! one 1's me sree se ( gegen ee LEADERS MEET TODAY morning, but McArdle’s loss wilt , : Heys et mead Wiese ; ' me sort;occasion he had the light heavy sae ‘ eee : *: yesterday. rp MS campus, ) Welght champion. rounds, IN PIN LEAGUE MATCH elt -ply, both in his twe € . here are - several ) go he will encounter the same 3 , . 2 | : » — » ad , ‘ ’ , P | a of fighter as Detane}s one who welsen ‘NAMPioO; gwrabibin: his “ca non yt ‘ al oe in i ji t} ERI 2 a. fienry Leonard. an ; > gseneral team Cs ; . at . A : | | 11 | | Y ic shai perhaps. tne | act hie nage’ a rat ; Ifji- thicage. beat Rosey Steyr. Lan- ” . the Washingto: ha — = t Ve. '? . ss" 0S Ls spite the lack I ccasion Was ints ** } ‘ i} } . L¢ } q47 % a >» 7 . . ; lea es sro} Aw a% ‘ b> i; iit* at ; . ‘ . P1rOow & Ve . ‘ 3. a 7 oN } 2 = — : 7 = . - P oo . i. ~— ‘ ‘ ‘ . _— t ’ ” , . - ates we “ cule ‘ice Se tilliti ’ sacaees ‘ wy gaat nncement , — , . ite, UU i mie} enster, 19 reunds. Dave Jack«on, od vidual! LABUeS a Ie ASMING . the W ; Vieat aa nw also meet a heavier and | - = “Se ; sei jOT] i e\ ' set 4 Hermann. Cleveland i? row ~ . ; hate MS won ang ‘apt fae? fs ee R k ro ‘ fh. : - nds. _ _ ‘ : ; . " e } ss etbal] « as i OCCTes. attawr Pre it utifuli xe it) mou) ment. OF secre ry by daar ; : “e : a ein | . | = : nak Ul 14 , Paty Poets aia | pa ea ‘al : sat e ie bind tf er x | MM rp i] boric, won over Sammy Dundee, -0.vard - Ave tated ; fanv spectact } i 1 th = ney ied to gain the eend;: - ie el a wigs {ene r a nh Detroit. six reunds. Jack Ken- wifes —" Fins? RAC , M : ee en + or » dah, nedy, St. Paul defeated Jack d wb | . ) (KE. cause it saw the Delaney ce Rack ward. right two oar ? pe 4 oe hn so. ae iis — . en , Ni t 1 SA Spe ° ; a j ereatest indoor turnout in the his Releney etasted (1 his | : hen’ a é migoteat. n OS, a » the ottor 1. of the | Isr | : we Je . gern ongg muttate, beat tr eae pi ey er ee offi the elections. tory of pugilism. The net gate on the backwar: ill a Mi: ene a Parthian fight. Malo-| i. 3... + age aiken ks : ws urph; “Kerr ee isive win for anv o he 7 $°06.000 and more was conside! 4 emer set sail for ; , : - meet Ore wire Pies Oi a ble $i ae oOrokey ye . . 3 ! ; tna were oe T er oe + ey n % it] ‘ sik aris - — ii ; : ‘OCs t, | its » yl nts n each ek: . a atzreo, welterweight champion, tf a ge pape SA Sis Cee ional nie: wim ec . E ‘ce =) Country flay ta. SECOND Fan al ‘uae d. hiv over the prey inoue hich maxi- reac} a3 Se fon ie . ; h Delanev ; i : or ' wre . i) Pnable ‘j 1iiitT) €U ] adit’. sas Aa oe ae ‘ Ye : f S ; ; —. ¢ : « : : sae resoid. zi 3 ! defecate Bills » “ee , ' ‘ i} e a 4 mum—that attracted by the Wil- loney time. but — uni was plainly tiring an } 1? ; _" . ) ‘ , re 4 Je A Lash ' ail Lents 25 $ wee a a , ) ee | ne. | a est rounds, 30} in, who has been rolling peg: lard-Moran fight, $152,000. t also Irishman soon : ae eed a @ slack Fe ‘te Pe Ne ‘ pers , sbidl fi for ton =. . ' . they stood up in thea ce nter of the was virtually 1} Ma} ner Tr was Si\venesa, He Carrie qd 2 figh: ’ ret ii 2 R: si¢e,.i gay : hal r) ‘ INTO FINAL ROUND Britt f,orman. Minneapolis, de-~ a? 3 ° - ° ; " . **% is i j ba : . | ; ; Chin kara a asia . i ae : Se fe ee es w=" ithe b fellow and had him on ?¢? jectior uch Or adh 39) feated Kid Deuga I : fete Ie EE? oo j : Cle) of irse, & — = . OV’ “tate 2H ring to receive the instructions of also in this round that Delaney defe - m it) 5 ; at len . i) rs - : és IN DEL MONTE EVENT elaht reundea = oot wan . — ; wr “a I : , _—— - , 4 rls phe : Bas . ee oie D - = sith r sia yI Af it : - ° “ *S . liefere: Lou Magnoiia, it was ob- WAS reported ‘o have suffered an . : ev Dat bh ee W ilac: . ) E Kcles * $ ; —— ‘ ed Tiel: oo | Aa > » 7 : , : ney Waa ¢ ntent to play , i! . , 9 . uruth, outpointed {-us Schiattfer, - a aepemeammmeamamalind aa s sake Jktahboms served that Delaney Was at least 23/ {Injury to his thumb. As Delaney, round safe, knowing that he Zt , | Fesuiation ONTE, Cal., Feb, 19.—Con St. Paul, four rounds. “y” TO ag a % e " a + 2 ‘ }- ¥. . u ‘ ,% asa eee. . nm ene . i ; , nh — : taik AS Maione, and tnat ii@ suf. Was walking to his corner if Vas — ins) ,erab!] a lea ; . T! . : fas ” e ! . > as isle ‘ : muin hn i it aka ib; tr iF +" ’ I 1h | > WORTH Fla 4 e PINE STREET Y Be - ° " ie higan Sitinte« ae fered but little in comparison ot | noted that even at thi a = a AL isiSU} > | e. torney-Gene: “a! , . : ‘ * _— rOnaro APOLIS oa . at. North > ss torsos Ills legs wer more «len he sats saat ne hm coil ines tage The Kong rang at tie at? 4 lows t5-round b. : if ham] Pine, (uban bantamweighr cham- } > ’ H . . . ’ : 3 \é ow * " ‘ ‘ y . Pf » j 3? > ‘ as , 38, Su ie . : : side that Delaney “ oe ipa ~ AS-\ clined to glové-grabbing, but Ma-/and a giad smile. could nm "¢ Delly ™ “ The , Ray. Detroit, wen a newspaper NEW _——— mECORD ,e ee & Pine Street _ ~ 5 Ave hee pins 3 teil 4 he, 9p Sr Ek ing in- loney made him pay dear'y by bodvw have approved the verdict | =F “Sets Record. ¥ ' , decision ever Johunyr Resen. New NEWARK z oar See ' * = — ete ae | —- ger th mMmaicap Of knowing thy eae ° ‘ ‘ ? ee — - ves y* 2 et ' f ¢] 7 Ml , pee Yerk. 10 ~— . ) es eo arty ka *S '18t) blows and uppercuts. None of his! judges and referee, who were unen (ae . 3 : bi a hh ons yea" Joe Adoue thn Spee | minaehg é ; ; . q { - Pi = i ’ * > &.. “ ‘ " + A ry , . .e % 5 é s . ‘ bs or ° . . : i, * ‘ lien in the hospi: il ogg 7 punenee, ether Mert or tong. | mous tn declar! ng the second John “4@y. by Red Re . wha ’ Me smith ds Selnshinibote bic n ye ? we pasmive face of the Preneh.c anadi.- seemed to shake Delaney heavily, le Sullivan the winner. peli . Vs st wid an : . ue +) rounds, thet reir , however. Mik : : ‘olt . ) sa 4d om | _ an show ec Tio Signs ‘ 4 rT}? mf a7 e?roe ® MeTigue, the 28-year-old s mf" tia : ie ; F) ‘ if i ’ . ‘ F hi] : ~ 4c ¥ ‘= ~~ , ‘ aa ° » : .i€ = ‘ “o> ~_ - wees GEORG, Maloney cho ms tracks here yesterda; ler i chett! of Sai : -« rae -O Tak — Geergte | night in wark Com heating s . —& wr ; , pa ey pped rights and lefts | comeback. Knute Hansen. the : ne ani and 2 Lee. (dines f-ath~~wetght. - . = A shea ~ e nen the CP ‘ bs Y Ht we } erat . tee re natch betwee - % tC eltles Ww hen ti ie first erry FL : . ; : ne founded he im | t0 Delane a time was * Hz LY , . ss : AP t- y's head near the close ef‘ handsomest heavyweight tn Cap- Deland. . Schoerhagz, Miss Ho ‘eekeG out Frankie Lagoa, wi : . a! h betwee, a. >. Phlieceiphia. 10 rounds ’ . the "iT ae : | start at 9 | ings AA ARE AEG: MOBI © eA TE owne the mare

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NISPATCH = ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ——SATURDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 19, 1997 ____ ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH ss Pe a —= eh ee ttt ae G DELANEY (OTLOGOMOR, IMPORTED HORSE, $45 FOR $2, WINS $50,000 RACE ef eit ¢ Pe eee ae fa . 7 —_—— ee — ‘ A ee a tl ———— d Thevenow Only (72,000 BET "Chart of the New Orleans Handicap Roosevelt Plays SS ee PPL A “Wh O ' tik TH i ee ee ee PEP PB PPI RL PLL LOL LLLP 2 ae O uts: ir ¢ | eee wAC mutseed 000. to the winner New Orleans fJandicap, 3-yrear-olds 9 s PY , ip. one mile and one-sixtenth: tart good, won handily, place driving Went 7 ; | Oo post ¢: oie at post 4 > \ eo tuinutes. Winner ch. h. 6. by Gardanaple-Soda. ‘Trainer. | FAUST RACE— | Se a ae eee . omisen Foon ‘| FIVE STARS TO MEET Pp T : \Miss Brooks Sets | ' Miss Collett to | CAPABLANCA FOR TITLE e€avmont A RTE CaO RO REE | ) Compete Again in | “wew" York Feb. 1—Five coa- Two International “°R Pts, Tourney } eoudere ore arg eestecs aed \ G. \ i} f ae 4 ~ ~- ~ r 4 £ Voodman. Time, 248-5. +49 £:18 3-3, 2368 2609-8... Colua to win: Gerald Parton ...0+0+.2440 8.40 5.40 | ‘champion, at the annual interna _ / ner S963 = ys ne Tuls a! ee ads O South ; si O05 - 74815 21605 $60,000 fusrantecd, second $9830. third $4815. fourth in Pre Feature) Puli Bis -* ll Rls 2 eEinabe's: bx 0.40) 3.80 | LPL ANP ALA EE ALA AANA PE eh , : G Today} — imo ibe Lar taia nis cat) OKatIng Recor 8) econo pa onal (grandmastery” tournament ) a | _ ei ee sul BSR. | . . = ie 19.— | Starting this afternoon at the Hotei 4 > Last Night’s Results | At Miami Dog Track 2 | Victory Will Virtually Ti : r 27.3 + tf 5 cal a5, mY 80 | Mark i In Championships > planning another tr!n this rear 4 States champion, is also at stake . . “go ie” aady S hen ver Cue, | gy Sawn endl { the Brit- (| In addition to Capablanca and Mean Championship. a ne Deacon § and Azercame ql em at Pittsburg. 2 “es ae ae ii naga ot | Masehealt, these weal ie the Sank RL HIRD | —— ob 10.80 : aie a Eheiand last year «| ¢¥ are Dr. Alexander Alekhine of ee F a Park Patrol eee apg 3.50) | _—- - rages lo play. as elie had | Paris. Aron Niemzowitsch of Co- V. Munden With all {ts regulars in perfect ae i ee ee eS 2. 5.601 By the Aseoctates Preee , for the ttle play, a: oe rm penhagen, Dr. Milan Vidmar of Smith £0 }shape and plenty of good reserve rll lieady. Goblet. Gwriie, & 3 ah on PITTSBURG, Pa. Feb. 19.—Two intended, because of i ea tayo | Jugo-Slavia and Rudolph Spielmann _— apipas is i¢ ment of the tournament due to of Austria. “4 a uiffe tee . ra : water og toosev ment ma el 1] to cal) upon, I oosevelt OU kTg a new international indoor tra speed the rat] strike. First prize wil} he £2000, second High is expected to defeat Beau-| "9.80 50 te SE ai pi: ( noe . rica 2a et o ye ad —— - ‘ prize $1500 and third prize $1000. mont tonight in the ( ‘ity High | Golae ne is ° **#seee @8 ee ' ska OO 6 Fe reco! ds VW cre shat tered last School Basketball League and/. Time :27. iton Forrester, “Neartn| Uight by Miss Lelia Brooks of To- ; | a. aaa ” Por vercrt ’ -" - oes 2 , a “ ¥ fiat elrlering ; revious lh K > Bs: flat, bettering the p PHOTOrLAY THEATE2S ~ eed ao we ett) ic ™ C2525 > - UE al { —_ ne, Business cwmadia ‘set Anno u ‘ / Nnces . . aa nes. Favorite t ‘E80 Pp. “a for ( Camp in Florida T sitcenth in Field of we ote | New Orleans Handicap | By J. Roy Stockton. _Justice FF aio | inner of 20 games for the, Cardina Is during tho d a ~- Nae mead S —_ or: .,cwoene wt oe Ne a ~~ he QD we Fe as * feed eet eet > ee ~ — « ¥ 7 tie « ae ela tel — i ee ee hte ‘> ‘ -j).S ? 3 | eI Los Te ey st OE et Be ae se Sew Orleans, | Bill Friel of res entiy and he apparently Con. ed bi al} | Vinced Haines and Southw orth to Sign Was the t} a ate iz vi ling to do. Th BOW, having come to the ened or agreed | ¢.oy, Syracuse in 799 hrencl horse game will be played on the Roose- R: Ante RAC io 36 y| the two-day meet Miss Brooks Gorman won in th events advance squad for the Spring training Camp at qtmosplere In the ethae high school feature |‘ Titne ees 30. °" Dick ae 11. 60 making a clean sweep. ade erday Saws: «aap it Ne LPL BTSs, ts MM. eser 20.20 10.80 : : the Associated Press. when reaching stretch turn held Shark safe nea: 4 Sh: Beaumont will put that school out hi Pista’ Big nes. Captain Jack. The biggest surprise of the eve- CHIC = ; . . Pr, Which led to St. Louis’: first cha am pionship and eo the Boe by rears, and Tommiy Thevenow, brilliant yo fORLEANS, La., eb. 19.— | ie ’ ig ung Short. se Virtually clinch the pennant. The t ere. $100 Mee ual . bé series, are the only ¢ ‘ardi 1 ho! te lored it re . — SSS Peaaes ¢ ’ “ ‘ tby three-tifths second. © & i 9 « ha ioidout ac coloréu » ‘y : I I -Cording nccaldieaeal | a eee ‘Sh Megan ' ~ - 44 oe reer 6.00 3.60 3.89 the 440-vard, bt by the club Management, made on logomor, finding a con- ; 900d Shepherd ....102 | See ee Sah uae § EL. Benhan *70|velt court, starting at 8:15 o’clock “d: mages ° 49% nil the eve of -igete 9S | ; nos Bs Jones — 7 neue . lice Ally 9.80 4.20! shared honors with Charles Gor- | three-quarter mile and mite a ; . it Mla: ‘Sweeping = co. of . > .. eG ee $50,000 handicap race nere es | a 70}Cleveland will .meet Central at the Away. Mysotis, Dura Ridge and Keen Com:|™€n, St. John, N. B., the two | e - r # ? ‘ 6: Souter . ” ‘ : ro » . » 4 : ee % 3 - oy . ) P . » > ° > ‘ >? ‘ »% > 4 4 pes if 2igie Tfour entry. , an dlaw . at 7 = ‘ oo; } ‘T° : an ainer about $4000. ey acl aessageuaciaes patie —mmrrnn ¢ ! Central without much trouble as} Nef, eee +, 440 80) the 220-yard dash. The champion | played last year (Alberta) Commercial Grads. *s. eee : r RB thes: / iris this lutte r Bramel!. Have Not Heard From Rhem, F* Fr. | ae At Miami. ed erete dai tetaiiibiiia tt ithipign ging spoy? ? ho " } { / Cards. | Tee ole af’ jg believed to be a world ) Raa ex, ae ay KO time. : | ie — oe Pe . lém recej egg $ 4509 or $5009 ter, and in this race he -onclu- We ather loudy: :* track sloppy. AT MIAMI C | in losing re thle lineups rs. Meadows, Pearlman and Springfield woop ‘i Mi Db ast season and was offered . | FIRST RACE —si ) Lhe probable git es , Gd an in. \ tter yur 1X furlongs: TENTH RACE ERS — Vance squad o1 crease of $1000 in the contract sol ively geet © : oo sp e! hg ; Take Char IG Sea OOSEVELT, SAUMONT.. | Dev ) sade. 6.60 3.80 20 PHOTOPLAY THEATERS PHOTOPLAY THEAT . . lea " S © eigzh ee ; iF me SLD guste te: sig bs tae spite “~ | Sauselle (db a ie i a one oe St ite 466 3668 OO ae tat s scheduled to to him for 1997 He Broadway 4° at tl ' yee. npr aa vt ap ‘ Ise i. , oe Sere : co oe dec lined to and | ap eee a 2. | Tirst race, $1500, claiming, 3-year-oldsg | Meic C ss . AaB u_ Wa 8.29 ; r 7 a Odo) ic . . or broke ; Inni ng and a) B 6 “ i gf. Pca, he ok A , : oi ~ j wg the grand stand. Noah was in SECOND RAC i—Six furlougs: Shihley... nin Me, 4s EVELAND, | CENTRAL. RICARDO ‘aaa — LOTS WILSON “NEW YORK Central has suffered badly of late x niar ++ 4,20 made the distance in 22 seco! t 1} - ‘ ] } ; . : Ds puted, "es to _ Ror. Roval nade i} dis tance in - = CO ids — al Smith, Allyn isfactory.” 2 ; 2290 ickey said Yesterday fie attendance, and by the first | Adamas (Fields - zi 2.30} SSol . tS GO scceeedl) | Mowry (C)....40-RF. reecece Fi impson ‘T h eee “se www eee” Meee Ranerare Velngart ..scepesL.Picices artman onig t’s Entries At . nae Ae HIGH-CLASS VAUDEVILLE ecretary Lloyd. that the club had not heard from the fiele as still bunched olleen tr (Cleliand} si 1 : »} is! ' sadn we Bo SPSS artivng Ways CO csaks "Tinpera vy. . rett. Herman | Rhem since mailing the contract, Wes strung out fos Sabet Cande.iet. tie kermaia Ce di0 | eet : ae ++} Ge ie Mi; D AOU hi — — i Aaa Ol O01 a oars ’ 7 1. eet BPO 04 6 : * “eee ~~ ee Nee g ar Me ‘ zi it a Zi aed ager ’ eye! lami og Track m breadon. The Br , sant ‘ SA oe , . | srOWNS Will arrive at their lengths. Ralph ak aa - a ince I Second race. $1500. claiming, 2-year-old | a been pe | will e start morning where work Cotlogomor Takes Lead. THIRD RAUE—Oue arid h | maidens, 4 furloues: ay Le | cau cial : — abe e started en eeinte ly neg feping into the back stretch. i 72 ' Pi rti ca | a } Ro eof Jedld dar W x Greenfields ake | Feel tuna h Claire Windsor io rami | ri cose 1h430 +eee DUS High Seas......108 tailrider’ wdiy ; W, slitz, Bremen Theater , T Hats” aad Wee wy) ® ( ( ( o nt 2101 stili led, Wut he VW as ar " n i a IPay} ° ‘ ort at the (Car- esp r Bi 1} Killefer’ and C Tr pene ole ons rt Sout jah ) INi ‘aan IIe. i cen sw ewe “Tr ; he Man: oe Te | wide ike uk ee wasurer (Workman)... 5. hoi D | Saucher ies. ieatenn Pj T | d Mise Applesauce, — 20th and Bremen e exception of Jinimy Austin. Howley and Aus- bei ston . beaut four ‘ sain a nay pe oy ind es that an have been at camp for Some Me ofthe jeader. Chartie Ailen | © Winks Ine Hizb... ..305 imity Pell laiee tT |CHOUTEAU / Harem” and MOST BEAUTIFUL THEATRE : | weft. end Chouteau® “Lazy Lightning | § LAST TIMES TODAY of pals n in Cincinnati ime and everything te ren ° | F “ra ty Res a3 Per a aie eae ¥ nw ) 6a ee UO 7 ° f 5 ag 7? tol de ive come | i6'lthe «1 arting of training we 4 SOF key Who ace Senpehicd z Srsged te 9° gd Pe Thied +: “0 i Ae Major League Five Totals 2827 =) y0" hock! ‘vidoe. | ; 5 : r mrkK ' hare. wHe « Ri ake Serb? pepe ji i e e%. bil ven »: niet ion ‘ “4 i so ‘ om a th s ; e mn ’ re. % hus a At. * i *. ‘ ; | tome, Was sitting tight es } and up, ove and gue-eighth miles “3 Ci; we eatibiica ie Kins Mi £5 iorotice DAPHNE POLLARD z a . esj- ae rite ri — Stes a) re ' ; eon fe ; YY . . -_ oo : ‘ ‘ . , Aili, . esa) ' > - be , key, yice pr The { ‘ardinals will ar rive at their astride a po verfup ps ast with | ge he » " . xth r: . att? Cc} . > ‘Pi« > mec) ifollow.« ij eh i > , { 122i} Tie creation ‘har rear 7 af MOGLER ‘ ¢c 4s , ‘ rear? ovtaaes | ain mie 3200 3 ee ge a th rave, $1000, claimiig, 3-$ear-old be, oh gna ag : Ch—Five elutcenths wile. | in “TIN HATS q DOROTHY ADELPHI ) ’ oe etn saa | rt ‘ : ‘SP . a3 ’ 4 4th a aR i OPS ie if ry in cs sane ia a Biack Nan... Pas a? two Weetmin.- | "eC? ee h 2U0-yard breast 4 $122,000 fet on . At Havana. ee Ln Ie te IMG Nee pee. | wehhs “ Mine ft he team 2110. | 6; Alone pel Sag cov. pov BLE st roKke last spr ing, ma v Jot swim Tr Prolab ’ al | " }! iT re doz- i . acme Cloudy; track sloppy. ‘ ; " ’ ‘ isi} . . | j ane ae,” | : t “NOBODY'S “THAT MODEL Sand a sugges- , ” . cg * polemeds , : | : ae ‘ better horses in ¢ race, be-) | FIR ACK furlone. ‘ ; , BIG TEN 8 ASKETBALL CONCORDIA 7 TO PLAY Grand and Juniata ' rKon ba ct . wiDow” DOUBLE K PROGRAM | ' , | From Arery pibility questions | qual meet at Wilson pool be tway Jones and Justic bua ee eo ee re Pee nt OSE lage . » Doo!. THREE the h : Star Zella (3oeiah) 503 | LEADERS IN ACTION CHILLICOTHE TONIGHT U a | I Oo N Hepvrood's Athletic Unton ah. en - Missouri Valley on ' ' Man, 3 (va. ae ck pismaass é ‘ghlowuhee aimed rOuUINCS ANG! ss da dhs Bare stoi de MF tg gn aes — _ . | ae 3 | HOO, . ‘ bi =e Vel nxXT ’ if 4 aie i? 2 | rity, Pe eee a “ rROG, KAM | : LEATRICE JOY in . ihe happy combinati of xpected ert be) announces ment, shaking Pikeway Hligey): Setete cs 3 i genet ton ae ee .* Bhaiwell. Henry Fox. | ae DAY. : ‘Stranded in Paris’ & | tat the Univer: ‘hopes in both the breast strokqaiigmbic track and a r a ae a, | beads ndrae, Baalleck Il, Col. Zu N.} First race, $700, claiming 3-year-ol ms GAMES TONIGHT Chillicothe Business College of Union and Easton ‘Trip to Chinatown” \ Stage Hit, with ing of the ‘ocal and ni dley relay events, was mddé the an ' oe sane ak saa ran. ‘ep SRT, ms es Resincsian SEE ni ae ee Greene ociated Presa Chillicothe, Mo., will oppose the pati a ; BAGLE” F . CHARLES RAY, inster College, this morning by Coach Arthur E. dy fp *e ein : Hae Father os SECOND fore urlongs: oo Nidnod 7 Firet Da ; - 7 j osrte AGO, Feb. 19.—Battlefronitel] Concordia Seminary quintet tonight WELLSTON — ee tog \ fei ate Bilers after a conference with Bout of o on stare "| ieneeies Shoes f 5 re} oF ves 45 1-31 *JSimmie Finn”: C, ilinger a elas far flung as n Arbor, low@) at the Armory, Concordia will be | 6828 Easton of the Night” f Mat. Today, 56c; ’ 1-3 | 1 “ee SEP Es Sar 10% ‘ity and C Is see the re-| “PARADISE” and | | Children 25c Zit) ae Lit} } mu : . - "4 $+ es me, i oP Exing Mac. bo | sun Araby 107 %G id fen Blo ' Conference basketuail s , tory. ' 5015 Gravois t Aets Vaudeville Culmer, @ pro- jing young McArdle for a sinus in Mh was 1:56 1-5, (Knows Me. Ferrash alse ran. second race, S700 claimi y . ee a ne i ' tit P ian é; age ee a acy ie a 5s Samarlisy i Wester} College, another fection. Banton was third THIRD RAC F —Six furlongs: etn ee eee tN EIONgS : | ba sidecases | ike ) he visitors defeated who several The Rear star who won his way Th Baptrbag Betty Ekivir uf ' oe Le . i sitet AbTey nd, premac} ‘i ! I e gsitors er.ecaled | ’ . star, idle Hour Farm's Broadway | Windine Thro cW nD) 7. J ei 6 ees BDI ms tie ‘the leg : gl eh ’ e | Phe absolute pows jnto national] swimming recogni- Be the favorit wi Ses prog iid Laval mM Pair “Oy ng aes te -gittoya) Spring ..310 "Carlota . ....102 gen he alae of Taga a i¢ locais but Concordia is favored [st ST. LOUIS AMUSEMENT CO.’S THEATERS | ~ ee ’ m We favorite, ran fifteentt. 1e, fer Girl Forctall and | "24! +. “4s dace oe ic 112) ers tied te ty ane iy Be iano eae ne | Wi t The game will ® | + , ar AW ea ee Ce of eligibility, in! tion as one of the ten best Ameri- we Fa high ly touted Ken- | E!) Qudiane als ty! 4 ee ene pees | i" ee , ” ition, playing at Ohio State. | a sn re TT hatiesttm stg oi eit DOUBLE PROGRKA‘L | | Ar . sf *% ugh! oute, ame | El on ne also anit ie ar pod gy at I ' 5 he "| start a 73! llowing : rel ° etiig J ; PT 2 hinster athletes can breast-stroke swimmers, hag Derby candid just failed | nd one-half fur-/what's The Time | *Unele vce’ 119 | Purdue may find some bitter medi- nary 1 twe@h the 1m ; of the | ARSENAL ‘ eee. See ; e'9 1; 4 4 it ° iat f: ‘ > é4ii6) ai each 4 li ne WIN . i. cols ols . . = ‘ “x ‘ ft » ye 2 as Oe a! viliees o* ta led . : if . °' estmminster had not been in the water since Janu- nish in the m, tes ' ee ( oe 5 oiler. : icine a lowa, Where the basket | Muny ys ague and the Bethanys of Grand ang Areenal wan ae — gridiron cham- ary. - led with Nene — : : obs : ss - , sf ° ts | 9 A tye : , i ep “Ook 4 0 str ] é > 6 ‘ es “}) " a - ° ae ‘ ; | att j * eo o6 oo. ere per so 7" ~ . } - ore 1 : " mm , . - 2S. Starm@atla, Cuiliawed >} ,, Fourth 1a , aan mee, | Po tae * — yeaa oe a RIALT ‘oday, (2:20 | §257 Seuthwest High Class Vaudeville “ The Families vou FI eumption Laffed at in the Famo e¢instated, In consideration of this, Coachg WPkeR TO COMPETE I wo an : ' > : . , ‘ rs aie , ‘ i OiU ind wp, epee urpis U Vis ic - > , ly ed in the 7 . Bile rs has placed the entire mat" N SINTH R uM E—Mil 1) 2 ixteenth: rawine iF . a av lavid . : fy | eo i ‘ op : ; ° iis Winthrop Area "Presents ALL ST Am ¢ c ‘ST in ; St P] If he RIT rs j > } , Bar geet ] | ph ” : , iderin . e-* ‘ S ‘ “a rd ° ‘a . a i : Bt ie oe : Fa al GEORGE CONGRESS ‘ “GOD GAVE Vk ; ‘ome saad Res TY) ide by this sé see * i ies t's 0 J { ° ee i x + ‘ ‘ ~ . ny ven Muny y Iba and R. p. ter in) MecArdle's hands. ig p bs eee ls ne | ie chooses to swim, hé will be ene " an TOURNEY lyr ro ag 4023 Olive St. 20¢" : What Howls! : , 2! \@ ; } { 7. wv . P a ave 20 = Grand-Flor. (200818 PRocnvw : EN | Grand & Florissant a “Denver Dude’ ¢ th the ; an ~~ tered with Kreéenner in the breast- 3 AS, - | : ' Time, 1:0: 3-5 Pepe reite nae mn Stroke ahd probably in the medley MAliQs Pro walfer « ber aad , os — T " ‘ } j ‘* _ 2 , ie 7 i Oli ” Z } bis ring i j j : Six ' races LW Milt + P \ 1f- j s e ' _ . é ° .° 9 é 4 -olian Office, 1001 ) ve. ) } : 7 gather! M shown marked improvement since Pander , Yin pete Cae: pe St ¥ : pe deat, nt, Seti 7 Ys JOuUAs frack. fast Seots also pt a ; NIGHT HI- POINTE | ’ _ Double en , ' aiij¢é aba OPT « , . F ‘ a. eo yi Juiy wr} ee rapt wir, § ‘ aiity ie JN 1¢*e?] j rd : se a eer : ‘ cies sae wr ° * ’ ‘ : ‘DS ~ . his first va rsity meet, the recent aVowed lit neeta = mpd AVANA SCRATCHES — iow .. ," Guble Star ..10° | Apopre \ aimed, NEXT WEEK—BEG. MONDAY ’ | Clacton & MeCaus. te “Paris at Midnight” 7. fy S-otch Pair Punnte Than al. KE. Metvin, Illinois tneeting but will have to Britis) anes _ on oe HH. —o 2 “ : aig = T il + ee ~ Alvorez . oe ee LM ' 2 A T os ta] Oo W Cie I RRR EO 8 . al ‘7 Ge Raytnong Hatton Westminster Ae wei “i eee ey. | Becouy .. «+6: Eee Ramet Agrie .,.10% | . r TOM MIX in ~*/ set a very fast pace to outswim ynros talian | inymy eon vee ME AMUSEMENTS | ng RN Pitemes it ae KING BEE ) “THE LAST TRAEL” ; coach; Dean , - en 0 The Thrilling Musical Play 1716 N. Jefferson - und Amateurs y d Bri his lowa State veteran opponents, 28 Women Entered. | What's The Tine, Maulpulator. ‘Tra Kugeaetive” "2200 teres us Wi os Brenne r, a Veh i crins ritad j . | falira . } ruce—Quee! rawtown, ] : decode i be ware ne; t} rn] t BUY SEATS NOW remy ge ae . “Meh Ch “in > Machine Girl” 2 ww “As epeetinaderae it a professjonal. t coach KS and Voohrees. elit ey es | re © : e% Io : . » ra a te a ed Fem +1 ‘ d ‘ . ~” 4 Per) rot ; , TL) (1 Pia lgininent. Mire i ‘ ana uP, " ti abe - setae ai - SO mMomore, MAY sur rise even the: . ; : iV tele, . +; j yar } staal . 4 ; : ' : oy . aryiy ' an @ Be ‘ank ¢ oe a il na hinted this ee Be Mon Finley, ucklin Sixth frace—Riverside, | oo = eee feet FOR NEXT WEEK | 1643 8, Jefferson | Special M = AE ag 4P (AnK team, Kiers hin We Wa . oF ty ve Tolle Rimple, Tenacity, 1 Guard, Merry ole Hickory . ....)07 *Blossoms ee C1: Twiee Today—Twice Tomorrow ;, : Twice Every Duy Next Week | LINDELL = { .fauble Program a TODAY morning. but McArdle’s loss will be; an. ington all. vs tonieht.| vent. oe Ranch ramton, Welty. | gentry r +0. oo 3 flee Evers Bay | | , Ny ighton > Tule . Kovsvsncr Positively Last Times, Sat., Feb. 26 “Denver Dude” and | Grane | and Hebert “God ave e Me Oe"? GUE MATCH ‘°!t deeply, both in his two even . : here are several] | Kas lv L 0 2 Tule . .. ‘ | aud in thi general] team chancemig é tie wi 0} a four 2 oo ana ee : : ead : Sis aegis The Year's Greatest Melodrama sina eiaeldemaeainenaiigenantaaiaataiiint thie \\ wusiingtor for thea ; “3 { A. * ar } | — t ° ny At New Orleans. : her lag ‘s rack, yudd: e L y i¥R ' Cc § HAROL Dui LLOYD | GRAND AT WASHINGTON — oe | | Bach a BASED ON LIBERTY'S $50,000 PRIZE-WINNING STORY! mies at the ashing , imme u NO bas | inal selection of the Washing = "Se for at teast 1: Weather ciaudy: track mudd; a | Ststh and Pine alias Rid eer | WINN 70 7 Friml's Most Beautiful Score j G “eatee? Mi ate c¢ ‘ me I~ e” “The Vere ae ‘ti I ‘ fh cad an ‘ening vhen T , ’ 2 y ley ton das) lav. four 50-vard swims, Wy 1 Aceneciated Pre | & oo e ) ghe far thr vy ’ = j ~ a ‘ ¢ ee ee METRES ‘bech announced by Eilers ~ | HIRST RACK six furlones "AT NEW ORLEANS | | SWE Sommany. Gren. Ensemble 123 || MAFEITT (1, Cech of the riach giews ire 7 We sek 30 points A Oll an | : , - and "| Fore hel | (kK, PR: tie , +> 6) ( P PREC ES: Nights, £1.10. $2.20, $2. 75, a4 N. Waateveates is. fe Mere e . : ia Ahk PPI LR RIND | $3.30, $3.85. Wed. Mat., $1.10, $1.65.) oe i (apt. Baer, Mever, Ledbetter Bask . The Mortit: Zaer etbali Scores : W. Stevens). ..., 11.20 6-0 open tetetetn ett | Niof f} are the selections. Bat s , hel { : : : . sade ; re oe “ : a are $2. 20. “at. Mat... $1.10. $1. as. $. See; } . Tir . ° and , 3 ' ’ r are the only yetere oe : ‘. : 15 As a. - y a ; ¢ @ P it | : a va e | ‘eens ~ 7 Fi e . “ rs ; in . t8 irst i. ' . ¢ a- . ixt* "mike, ic’, “aptan laney, | k's Sa it as eke ele Q | Matinee Daily at 2:30, 50c-75c-$] ‘oO PHONE ORDERS TAKEN 4315 Manchester “The Blonde Saint” “NS. liner . thie holder Oi the nh tan : . wil 4 ion ~~ . ti he} . ‘6 .o6 @ Bite - nal ek he ; e 2 re 0 50 $1 00 $1 50 ; ‘ nae aint feauit ASE ans. taer ig the holder of the ier Be ame pans Apter. ew Bove, 8h | opt hot 22148 Fue ‘Badger’ ...10e| Nights “at 6130, S0¢-$1.00-91.50 | omnes RRR LR ed aan ae ‘ ns i at 1 ec ! ae — t seer i . ' wha : | ~ J All Seats Reserved and Now Selling = ‘Maplewood g“ceSTAn newt. in amd ; art : es 7 himes . ure teases . . ’ oman Power” | (i0Onal junior ewim champio Tide sab, Rema n este . - ( ’ *? r } ups tits Das 12. SE ( OND R. AC 2 —— Mil rn lor ¢l ini 4 Verformances GA E A M j t ’ t | j | 7170 Manch r and & Acts Vaudeville » | C } I ¥ Paramount Picture With a Big Cast, Inclading | & | E He f A N James Hall, Josephine Dunn, Iris Gray A a rege rene ome — ° ’ 9 > ni a Tes —— ne . . - 7.60 4.80 6.60 Desert Gold for th. top. for thi. 4 O-vard distance. “Desert Valle Shufflin’ Sa MIKAD O f itigh-cines Veudevill, | AND ON THE STAGE mae been rolling Officials for tonight's meet whicag ‘t. Louix 35, Jerseyville 11. Second race. 5955 Easton Special Matinee 4 KRietons Orgy of Dazzling Entertainment rage, Will oppose 730 o'clock, | SMa sy, Soldun 14, ne From ¢ 7 “eae bar’ un. one * » | , [NOVELTY = { .Matze Betiams in JAZZ F OLLIES is scheduled to start at 8: her matches wi}! . , yon ‘7? : j Baliveraigue \.. % mt 023) ) om Alabam * ? the Sewing se: Lj 1624 Easton Machine Girt’ Rene iter *Mulhull THEATER—-7th & Market hte ST i TRE nage s. O. Will be Rudy Abeken, referee, m 7) 1%, Kirkwood 14. . : Vinge, wie he 16 00 Choice 50 : sume 90c¢ i Sheldon Auditorium, 3648 Washington Ave | ' Webster Groves } Comedy, News a. ‘eOrkK OF Course, ane OW Ntate 2a. ie, Emphatic. Ancien o and Skav phils eMrasmietae: PE Cinbe 123 v Seats, Cs Reserves, This Afternoov J:00——Eve. 8:30 _ and (thers oe Say Penk, ecorere. _. * rinnell 146 THREE AND ONE-HALF HOUR SHOW § | ‘, Photoplay Precedes and Follows Vaudewiil« TON © S A RG PAGEANT f “Whispering Gen ith i “¢ hi + FLORENCE MOORE 5851 Delmar 3 oad” and Jide et. ~~ Aleade Gloria My. ‘acdise siock F rz PINE STREET “Y" TO) Bites. sticnicen os, e POUNTH. RACES yrongs PLAY INDIANAPOLIS Se 8, North Dake, |McTinkle (W Darr). |). 11:2 QUINTET TONIGHT . UOrlenus) " — J ' a ~~ ~ See ssenhipeiatentpeaamasiaaiaaats ; D RECORD ** ee a "Neg! ro tea Res 20. Ainhanan | NEW ORLEANS SCRATCHES, | #4 mares. one rine a wel Shenandoah § '!tuscrn ‘iP a +. : hy "% ; 7 m sid 4 +? be » Tete + ‘. Sj i. P . * | nar 2) ; : ts. a }} , ‘ it's a Thrilling Drama Indianapolis wy — . : ‘ , ‘ ’ mM - 5 * ; sf | ne 4 it tT o, if ¥ u i n tet Veron, j - ' Ff: “ , ' ! be J ° ‘ , . b> Ae s! z ' » ¢ ’ ° ’ ? i tit : 4 , eats — . — ene ——— —< hp Y4eadlen SOP , melee Gees rixty. 69 - thes brated Negro i” 9 He ha , ‘ ; 8° wan / : iene “yt th - etelie Progran of West ine Rtree wise Southerner. Our Adele, Polly |e IIE 3S sg Hawley 61 AT THE ODEON. 8:1 THURSDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 24, 1927 TEV OLE ( . Rouble Program RUTHS OF 1 27. Polat’s ee atm a RS RN Se . ‘ street? a i. visitors be a sf Wonley aes Th 0260 Delrar and “The fee B bec TT RING Mowrmee Walk ined (live =¢., Fllis Candy Shep in tideon tata ae JOHNNY rERAINS Mageaiilen n for this trim $e tp 5 Oe Etealy “eh Lui ‘Trace ° ggys yl a ewe ie. Ti Benefit Sf. Leuix Cotered Orphans’ Mame Bldg. Fund. ~~ “ Detraig oy gs ee a a har’, Boke | ehenen Silk M4 OC enata a: ee Tichets on eale at Aeolian Musie Hall, , Stlees A ae 3 Khalifa. 113 Be Be €, & 288 Pine St. Pore College, 4500 St. t erdinand. | VIRGINIA rf “Romance ' 4 The Fast, Pat aod bunny ( omedian Dave Rice, 11 , re? a - oe co ‘7 | f a yor k \ 7 “oe hin: J ; <r tan ye Upset “tA WN oie ay; Theater Bidg.. ‘Pine ™t. Pri $1 Willien”’ sey Dall match . "Th Celtics ev 8 D., ent, rices: -00 to $3.00 . , ‘ters ag@ the Challengers. The sen" 19, we $4, erat ts fiorence Mills. Col. Board. Seventh race; 3 Te Igsure Choice Seats, Make Reservations Now 6117 Virginie “Young April — ‘LUPe wrent will start at 9 @ ——icorge Dever. Marsdaic. seventh Trace, $1200 claiming. 4-Vrear-

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TAINO eer gal pia, Me ae ) CH as ere Ted ae: - STON crepe tapi RF Fee a ee tan PORES PLT erg ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH SATURDAY EVENING. FEBRUARY 19, — ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH__ S00 @ year ago. s with 66,570,800 0 DIP BT Wet OS rg SHARES SOLD NEW YORK, Feb. 951.700 shares, yesterday, holiday 19.—Total sales compared with ° a week ago and 657,- Total sales from = to date were 65. 270.800 shares, TODAY’S NEW YORK STOC (Coe vers BX SPECIAL ASSUUIATED 1 MARKET ad wow ewe Sd ree we hl WiRs omitt tted.) ee ee ae TABLE SYMBOLS Symbols: (a) lus extras. (b) With ex. tras, («) Payable in pfd. (d)>) Parti, Stock. (e) Plus S p. Cc. stock vo. Zt pn. “ Guarterly payable in com, omits D. ©. stock. (n) 1-49 In agi i.) Odd lot. ++Ex-dir. “Increase. ARS ... Onchanged. +Exclud om ol ay ‘oo § Sirti rian, | 4 aaa 40 Ave at “PRO a cent in itis Renney wg, MR. diititas ter oy. | * i CTS ahaa, Erie Stock Is Feature of the 7 Carrier Group — Some Profit Taking in Market ': Owing to Holiday Next “WRF OR is eae ~~ «© phe Daag Oe Rapid, SASEAIE Lee et ey pte ; * f Set ‘h M. ae E T a) is Sinus York of the a a ae ARN pale ene PONE D he one noah ET TR tee, hy Leased Wire : tre ow ABE ELS Leen, LEE tte tape es, ieee | ttt peared to dominate iertittennes Liffee ay’s pre holida y encouraged in se ee is Mmedeos. 1m ae Ot eas ¥ a oa » y bad x i ee pom ls ee eee ee tir pt ive _ closing ttt A oe aetet ST eM ace — ioe : . ie " pga * hs a r Oe ¢ sll ae heaiinde miata et sah ha She 4 Aah - © we . —_——e_,_ erg rest as fhe 3 4 Wiese \ pd Ril y erode CAA hte OR aN Mer at ahh Me eS ~, oe 3 e ea; Ay pe: HE ig | Aleet e § ve 4 2 t a : aa ins accounts ‘$L ON4 ion non. "A we, Ne NC AND COPPER with 123. 100° ton new YORK ( RUBE UBBER mies Ditties SORA 0p “ adie ai cee Se be Be ~ lt eh MN Newey cipnar ge ae *j ne eT matriat $1 tos lod - 3 ther. Merger Report EGPS pt Es * = & a q , . a : Pas SS) % FY id etrene: ame aes 4 PTs Se | eS ihe, et ON tes ay cat i ad iin so wnt ee: Tey Aa, SOR Wem, a — = Preferred Stock Called. cain Peb ». 2 i + ve Ds Sa + RN ii AL etna, a each h share - 48 1 ? ! I ; tle. ; Stocks ar Last Div. ‘ ly A} ni e LG47. Wir Re ‘> 4; is ] ‘ Alas «i Alhany P2297, Al s iZi ail €) aS Ai ial it} ADinig 1? Amerada Te % = baa st. * 4, Ae fat) ~ i 254, Am © t} 4m ¢ 3. Am Fi ize 4 Ix IN’, Am & JU"s Ao rmH o¢%jAm Ik ; AN ‘ l + Am ] 105%, Am fy id's Am \! ASU 45 A \la i? ’ i St ta ; Pha: A! It is An s ;? 4 = 2 % 1m Sn liga A 1 O7 44 AmT) pe ; ww “7s tA, 1, Auto Knit “8 I?. on *% vy» Lig vy Be altimore at Yo *2 Beechnut 201, 'Beld Heminy B15 Brown ‘Shoe 91. Frunsy Ie} ot Ve Butt erat i a - 42 Brers &E Co A M.. 305. c al ‘Petroleum: aay - ( : 4? Z2 al&He ? 28 Xe ‘ ‘en Al ‘43 /Centra! ’ BO 4, ‘ ‘erro de ' hand le} “2 (Chi Cg 0 6C§’A Mm hy (*hi¢ ago *S™& Chi @ N ~O%s Chi Pre S237, Colum} Ola 9a 1, Co] GAé E oa, Columb 667% Co} Carbo; ‘ercial 14% Com) DB meme: N uW x ORK | CURR | ( Special to the Post-Disp NEW YORK. Feb. and previo York Curb Exe lots (00 omitte Sales of Whiec Omitted >- Security. High INDU STRIA ALS. AlAGS” pi, iso AibPKR t 138 m €o 7 cet, mCyan rf re Meter 97 iNaron P S! t Roll M 5n1 MS€at vt 455 11} Bam C p wi 155 arn wid rr tj Hyun Sh 7 7 a BVizs » rt '} RR ’ u 4 e4 > a ’ | iy pee | ‘vu. pfd 44 xe Taw ce Lid ® WW \ -- mC wte ee Sed } ’ S ce - AOR «ry (72 | a 4 9 a 'n Corp 6s Inv Ine 32 Evans A 33 2 do RB J]? Fagen! a 33 i Sal eS High. Low. Close, ri n’ ge. +: —— - Abitibi ADdral 1 "®t; Cavances 2% Adv Runxw ly a é oeais ~ Gab Snubbers 3.50. a bane a ~. o™ 4! Buf! = sq : Burns Broe "144 Burns Bros “: Busn T Bldg J % Br Itte Cap 7 ‘> Butte & Sup Min 2 ' “aha Alan ‘ “ase Thre ‘en t loy “se Cent Le athe r “ertain- teed ys Colo € South | ‘-—Following isa us yroned gi es nema In 100-shz d) or soe al iat ‘emcert in p ohare rd Oil ‘h are in full, while “INDU STR x= - ~ ‘we wits = } LAA “Sil hoey wd ed mw om Nee - GS « GéE > 402 . ~ wy sie * + we aterm 3 8° 80%; 82 sy nd ale y wv ht. 19 o pi —] > + 244i, 24] % 24445; © & 0; 18% 17%, IS%; * %% OT, 30 oU S43.) Sy S44 — 1, it:. qi L% i 0%!) 2e6 hu 3 4354 35 gS" OF; OF % i. _ 6235! 60 J, os oO % | 55 7 R a =, | 7. . * Pa. : s ee el? sind i me =~ & - ‘ s ‘ ‘ “%. ‘ Ae é “s * a i eae ae a + a4 a | 34 “ees. j ad 7 *va, 133s oo [Re al + y> “> . f: L027) 9- sc ei 3 i toe lava a mes" oo, Pe ee = 7 . . ‘ - ate x thet «dep . ‘ . , — oo a a> =. . ‘ EE By ar 1 os! DO ’ ~~ 7 I3o%. |: dee 130% — ! os ~ , 95 od Lag i > as ¢ a ~.> ny ey x 7 le ol HOT m - ne rohi - ? +> ho ¥ as os se i Po = dake 47> = : lL ig 7, i © . oe wed ~t "5 104°) 104%. 104 or, , "ee, j = oi ; } eo | en ered alt "= 161, i+ oe ‘2 7a JH By 4 ” ee fin, . oe ae La} - ' = , ry 7 og ‘ ] ~ ° ~ + al” > oe >) ti* B; » ale - os : 31, 931; le +0) 7 iis) 46 47 Lp. 4 2S ae ys . SS he - he 5 83 4% 531.) se © ft, 73g) BT HA MBI: be, 1047. gars 108 105 + 105 AA 4 O7 4, this *? - sie gG*? ] ad ~ ‘ a j 149) 1, LUN 3, loys, : +] » } 4]: ° 3 I = Lv) a! i"? toed «> "tf ot *? » - . Se « . Oi, uy pe 9%, hs 13h. hy “> Sid ~ Yo Lliil , 9. ly ‘See \y LZ %4 le vi 3a 4° “ey a “ phe HiT oe Gy 2 G7 &, * 1 78 at i eG SO es S33 Ly 5 Se RS? re anit ts a ‘ Sy er 3 I T 7 ~s ¥ nell 4.) 4 44 2 $4 s— 5 — .- 4 s 58 5 iL. cies _ : ee 4 ok A i] ‘s $] ~ “2 ° in, -? a $1 foe a) » 4 QAh —_ ee $i, sthjert + . b , a ‘ - 4 id © 1a/a ad 2 * . « ‘ 2 i. Ai 7 4 “4 ‘pm y 341i. ix 3 be »? BR 5” 1 apie 3. wid ~ 34 ~~. 1 fig Gg ~ Le aa HO > ti 2 1734, 160 > « . Me % m3 455% CO %e U4 bit pian’ ‘s . ") , > 4 > . 1: ’ 6 ? iT i ot -=—— “? ns ae 7 , ; , QO} 1 s -~4 . om 4 ~ ——_ e _ - - 4 se | le sf) 4 fH lv 4a, $144 Oi “~* > ‘6 - i ? °. e135 11235 138% a, As) 12 ils 11s LIS - = Oz & O8 1, 425, 49 $95, Xe Pt, ZO, 6} 6] 61 * 3 1084" 10R6 ] fe Lltie3 lor ba | 111 LOS 253%, 25 258, 11, Pape, Fe ot) Ae 254 * 1 MO) O%® ra be ~ ~& - 7 > . - a. 7 ij % i} lt « * a od 31, agg Gas & Elec "* 103, 103. «na "s S4 s4 SE lw Ue 1%, i °Q OG »g 1] 10x Lov R6ig' Kz 1: N51, v4, 34 St. US, $& 1, sd li %, 9 peat) Sim! Seyi of | Gast: g; O34 ¢§] 1} 623% J ote! 3S ee | Tne “d oo ° | ei 4 mm A ig ~~. . % — —e a» x. 2F1, o-~- 4 $ ve il I of 7 1 2 127%, —IJI5, o* . on S, oft - iit ie ee 8 Kea a air ie Pi 7h e ing ") , « crt *f “a 4 , ( “G 2 _ ee -2 ~] ae oe « . +} = ~ 9 Ss a, ‘8, x. vt 42 i. ee 6? 3. : i i. 3'4/ 23K 230 A | iea 424 ree Tt? Tt) a edt? B14! 5s ) Bag Boag L £05 > 1 ae ¢ +] Hs - s OP ng ~ >} mh + pins ° 160) 2 LoS 1, 159%, — I le mHtP Re ae Ge3 t).4 ee | scien ‘ Lis *, bed bye 133%, 133, Lo Mot = _ oe : My ~ ie ~~ he 4 Manu toba ‘Vs 10%, hO% Fei. ohe.; It) 2 Pe PO, Pr aad 3 y + > aD ° ° o Ie aa * 29 MoPRs; = 2% =) a wi 3 +72. s Of 4 ie@-4i 9-> 1, Morrie 1 i “He “AT a9 4 pe 0 oe o ! 10) t) NatP&L ¢ 742 7 — - *» 70 wo I NPS og thy ~ A Qi) a4 me. - 132 ‘J « , _- ~ «D> ‘XN \ ba ; en A + a li, 19 OK N, o& on PS os eh, S 7%! xu j' « gar? 10 OPou 44 . ,/ ype 7 ee 9 hae " I _) R \ e 4%, jou) 70.5, 26 1 P-O ke “yt as a _- “a 7 “2 © De +. } qt, 6 le et. ra T eS 4 | s _3 2 } ‘ le 1} a 1 ie + a * 3° 1¢ p*?1 wv Penn P & I ea. aT ty ap ° Ds ) = 5 : ev zs 7 ! 4 Ph a | I “e «i * i; - yh | ? ee | ” ‘ , - vey sd 4 ~ I : l Y : ' ; FP ee te adhd eons > hi Mo oes 4 2. 4 3 ¢ 4 is P Like ei “em 04% Og + Poto } ty s ‘, ‘s rt yi “~ S$ 4, 25 _ 29 $ PS NJ ! Pure ‘ *» Riety "ena rad ge s. 4) 2 Jae ! a . 1981 E2R iy I2N t.. 1 99 3 id & : 13% 13% I> 1 Show re mal, OTF, : re 4 4 +s Cir I jaa 138 136 i Seo A ® . “ ¥% Beat) 22%) 44% aay Ixps eof ? x3 27 3 =o : 2 i 2? 4 . + 1 ~ ey aoe 133 2's pes | = ; 73 ant ‘gy 2 : ~ Sony nd s a . MT +g Lee | Bag if er VY d's a? a i: — n 14°? - i. =: OF +’ 2 Ai-§ 4°’ 14] 14} 1424, 17 é : tN) es ‘ 4 ‘Sw € ' + ah - | La ‘s I T . — ‘Si Th” Te si | A Pree | ‘eat llas ba + Tran Oj #3, $195 ne llus, | 3 19, 49 44 # = end Be . ~ 3 ; PO]: 4 POR, Lisy 2, bin? Se t O Prone s , mail “* tani Ind @t _DOMEST I BONDs. ‘IL Usp eas O° 100 lien -* PSse@ LVS 44 lo % 109 i 1{? ig ws W R Os TO] lout, Lindt 1] 3 Wap Wer Loy ‘ Layza ? ‘ 1 HUBS Lig _ : 4 li fu m i i - 1 ph ‘ lo? 1 PORE 5 é : ? r 2 ab oe one, oy My 14.) i A ore “@ 4 t. Sr t J > A Oe lo4?, 1 fing lii4 ‘s lii4 7. at oS | 83 | 9s 16 to 402% 102 | 19% lu2y ~ do 7 we % 971g! 92 é 16 Batay 4 ST hy RT t. a7 3 x ‘i Boliv = 2 100% 100% 106 % 100%, ’ BCE 6: Y2%, O64 ‘* 93 % O85 va 3 Ber El li he lov _ ln? Io? 2 34 Gts YT, at OT Oty 7 Cun Ts A bOL%, 101%, 101% /. . 1 Dan « OSs Qs OR & I Den 5. f . Q% Lee ll FS P #1 9 4 9a% 99 3 ag Le = G@ ¢ ¢ } LS ae Qo" 1 97 1, 7 ort « rea tz r As? as * 1079 107 ', Toes l:t MW Rp t} i hy H ) . ri e yi i} s 14 oO Q4 7, 7 §*, iO47, 1oR tM \lé 4 "a4 4 i MM Wwe "S', Oa an AF &, S MM Ww a ag 2 a? ua R. Y Mon os me 1 Mant oT O72 i M Rm “ ae . i i * IPRS tAKe TOR: t's, I Won Vie! Stock ks al ud | Annual High. Low. IK. ayser penen ris > Kelly- — Tire 13344, Se "aig ce ~ aoe ma "StS Oisesas ‘ ivy _— ot es Sou 1 Porto kt Sug 6 1 1681, ae — ~ . ee hey _ he =e toi v ta an 2 Swe we |! ‘ A | | en | ' pe 4 * re eo pe el % . . pe 2) 0 é ~: ‘ © a+ a . ~ reco. a ny ee pet 7? = SS is ™ bi Oise se w os o*« - we ——,_,,_ ~ «@ She AIM mS iSiean eran: tx __ DOMES es es EXCHANGE ASKS DATA oa on — TRADES «* ae 970.0Re = aia ae ae oP eee « s f Po) ha nge- mem by rs Wit? | Barre he Leh; pie ~e and La Tee | lieved Corp Sle Continue (“seme ito $35 RS: €¢xtra, $25 7° . -2 tremens Ee @Xtrs Sf as. .° bk 85.75: bese hire ra we 22 G6.55- Canton new f “OREIGN BONDS. i > ' ht ee v ihe a p afi MO miss oreg e it ts ot. i Reading ~a pfd 2. .' 4° 3 4u a0 R Suk Hos es 14 47%, 7 Y re Ice Cream 3. l 42:, Be $$) 434, J & Co mon ys 3 8%: say a Remington Type. || 4.15: 162%, 1521, —1 3 Replogte Steel. a I) 43 123 iz * s Repub I; ‘on & St! 4 7 64 ted 64 7 rf fg ds Tob B a 25 99 % 9915) gy oe Roy lL) INY sh 138%. 4 sv a §2 — a —_ ———— a Iety Cable Co ‘* Weg 53% ST) STag s Jos Lead 3b. ] 41 41 a ey! AR: Louig s PF Ry 4 10 1067 . 106 log -- | s rF Ry pt i 1, v7 2, t ‘ i % 97 ° [, South weaste rn 4 70 \ 69 — ¢& iS Ww rfd § 1 82 tL, 2 1h, S2 Is ccinen Savage Arme a i ¢F Ty OT — hulte Re: Ss 3.350 s 47%; 47% 47 1. — of Fh Seaboar 1 Air Line | 86 SYS gs “| oy, “aboard A L pfu ~, 23 + 42 %/ 41% Sears-Roebueck © 5u 40. 55 %; 36 wet. ke “. Seneca « Opper ... *° 2 o __ ies Sap Oi Sie 5th Shattuck FG Co ° JU Go% 6414, 64 %; * Cn Of 1.46 ~6. 31 BU% 373 — Lubert Theater l ow Bu G0 S $3 42'Simmons io re 4 36%' 3 36%, © “mms Petroleum . | So ww ig: MER’ O35 Sinclair Con gi’ °: CG 25%} Zhi, a3 1. inciair Co O pf & 29 192%, 192%, 1o2%, —— ] rR a Pf S&S OL 40 1°35 12a ‘al Edison sal us Ce x €3 a e re * i Dairies aay... 1’ S3%% 35%. 357%: © Deities 5°. +; 13% ' r3% 193, © ‘ Suuthern Pacific 6 34 1114, 110141105, — Soutuern ae ee 130 1258 “s 175% 1267 ° ithern Ey pfd 5 1 9514 95 95 as DS ae 24 24% ~S%' 34%) « (7r& s&E! pa n oS +4 4, oS ° — Cae 2 a oN By Sl, GS s aa ra cr! a J I vy 39 %, 3! ; % 3S 7 — tand O N J pfd 7° 3 111644 aoe Ti6', m i o BOL, 3914 39%, (— 1, Chemical 3.50 4 33%) 53 SS %ei... J. tor Talk Mach. -| B32 Se 4 35% SHI, & Talk M evt pé e* oO] dy Talk M pp 7 2 » Wao Ks panes 752 7Ot. Gat, és%, — Wabash pfd «4 ” 35 S91, ge SO %, .... ; rm ? ; I aSh pid B 4 SO%, S01, Si 2, “—..° *orth Co } a %OH1 ae es i Baking B S' 32 + 0 32 ‘ner Bro Piet A 3 40%! 46 1, gi Bros to 4 Qo 8) Sy ~ , "4 } org m fark pf7 ou 10 Loe lin Lie; nf 7 O 1 TO119% li? 3% fie Wester Marvylans 30 i es ae a Md 2¢ pia I > Fagle Gi) 2 3 ~9%° 26% = ee ae e AT tor = bua 3 inc? “~} > 76 ¥ Sew prd 4 4%, 1% ti, . Sper, sti tf i I, 1%, I t S Overta: ] -5 er 7 = 7. aoe s Wilson & Co. G 16 ‘| 4§@) te™: « y & ' 43 4 yA th) « tats dep4 —— YS SiS, Ot pf " no > 3°? SS bd oh pacha KF WwW KS D i276 %, ]*o5 ‘e 5 a Se ———- Worthington p &\! 32 23%; 451, » Fe Fa Ww right Aeronaut ] ~ .o2 Py 32 . aan ger bale & Town M 5b 3 74%, 7 74%, @ Ye! ow Trk @ € 104 2At og: 26 1, Ye} nachrcay® ‘ pe pfd > 4, 9415: nau, H4%% ings Sh & T 3. - SR S77. 8&8 vy Sie a _—_—_——__ j i Micali ~ BOND TRADE FEATURE Industral Briefs ~~ “Ww YORK, ink ca | 19. vila . ‘et earminges Of David Pander Grocery Oo. f0F 19°6 were $292.390. equal after Dreferres] “ividends ta, $3.07 a share " @h »l. ee Ee 4 in al gl ib oth Sales for the vear eriin goes '° $10.72]. 865 from $8$.412: “es adhe . ~vV > > 4 y ihe ¢ iam tun &. 4 fed tee com: cial ¢ i 2 U Pern rt * he , ° ; . - a 62} ~ i} ©. Th. tes 'mis week atdilet | * .¢ } oo O94 lass eek and L 7 4 Vear az. He fas tx. oe . —— A \4ansa 3 ‘ ft South. ry Rai vYayv acd te, "Pe Darr tf me UaPrv eg "iA! Sto 2 "72 I a ODeTating I rie ¢ rey ’ . ‘ *te Norn crease «yf SLOG gig a3 com; ared corresponding Month of last Pi in the entire Sem t oy ‘ ,7 rh, sy “8. producti. 33 rT) lois ar@€a i Oklahoma tony lrend 2 lew hl , : / * j ‘ Ord a] 3u5. Aad — Pe; iyi the ot h i 8 : ended ‘ @. Ir) erdar. fe Db. 3 neem _ + further 2 SE 6 hon te wri , . “ 4 ere Ol st) ace ‘Strip Stee s 3 reported from *. , a os Lil€ 4 4et90ure Cistr NEW YORK, rep. 19. Diicasion y .=@t> ; . @ ‘ > Vens . . . 0© Made to ‘sc iliterstate « IN Me vee "om- ’ “4580 in the near furu-e Wal) Stree heard ¢ cee feun ta sa f es lay, : _ chy re) ' + Ay of + tr a.’ a.i 7 res, - a | » “= ~ i i agreement Cet Treen the Delav "£& aga 5 i _ et u and i ennsy ij. ania Talivoads, Wrewriye. + toe re Bod : 2 oe | bum " =e . f Me; ‘os. OF Riven iz of the en ney]- ' Don se om Vania'’s imachkage between Ww) iKReS-Ba =n ani compa: nies dota ‘Ting it a “ORDGEtion with las the py uffaio, Rochester @ pj: teburz. Saas This applica tion Sumor apparently eg. f mea = — ir SPOTiS tn tre finance, ’ Mt rics that ain unde r@tand ‘ing haa } ihe Sylvan & Railr Dres« Sd of t f 2 Mr De P Lal vere ® shade ‘aiso enters WH ieee + Pow © large hold: ngs. eileen - ; Silk Mibetne. i _NEW YORK. Pep. 19.—Haw Silk fir - we | COS Der pond Japanrar aTand dou ble | 5 etyie, 14- 160 $4.20. | three dancers $5.95. — Shanghai steam- ie eas Boston Wool Market. -. |Special to the Post- -Dispatch. BOSTON Feb. 19. ~The raw Wool mar SDOtty Fine terri: oOTY Woo} : 4 - . ‘ . : Ow 7 5 ‘ * ' > i Sl.ld@1 i? with he hate 4 ts ae >. ‘ me os ' ome vr ea ate ad National Cloak - -Bella Hess Merger PI nount-ed. ‘ NEW JORK eb. 19.— Pians for th ” T Of the Sticnue! ¢ (Ax an Suir « . ? } . iG. an tig H & ; arge mr. ~ & - a 4 ee a “™ » ee a 7 ~W Lef i re anne i ae ee | i a 3 4 + (sold. * Man. Sache @ «', bankers. it is utcder. | stood that H. pr He ~ | soidaced” comnaaylt@% Wil head tas cone i AT TRADE LIGHT © MED CORE eT ie — changed Prices en “Gay and some I T Net in Dollars. Sales, _ High. os Close. Ch'ge. 418% ‘Bar rity Bake A 3..| 10 se SZ g) S2 8+ Se #1°, Purnty Bake BRB » 23 oly _ SU % Ohty’ 424, | si”, Kaa Corp ef Am: 537 Rhy S bY he: + acing Cv db... ~U LIL: e490 ane’ ligt, — * 3 + . -— ch @* @ a a iy ; , market was guile al and 6 through. Oats shipmenis were heavy er rimary receipia of wheat were : 31000 jas " compare with 5 | bein 1.19 mpared od with L 304. O09 last ’ g ~ ~~“ : be tat s shipmente wer St. Louis Cash Grate ~~ me he & it =. : PT a es: HEAT CLOSES EASIER i ae 10 LOWER 5 Gaia <—erincemee Grain C artote. BIDS A AND OFFERS PRICES DOWN ON NEW YORK WARKET . al paid by the Jersey Central axwregated ®ioce~ane $2 34 tS te “Gin lower at are le 't the Post: Oisvaten. hichest lowest aad roo@t active @eoaly ~~ 2 FRI ws * + i? brning Reports | ali ‘Oged the week Guletiy With bus! nese to ~ S42 f — hae . New bas T ag Ses 3 eked * =3 Shzxs Bie. “¢ anil. o3% ‘2s “= '% 4 aod See rary b ane

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T-DISPATCH__ gq rs * - —=SELOUIS POST- DISPATCH eh aa SATURDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 19, 1997_ Gens _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH PAGE 9 MIXED CHANGES wil DE LIGH] © Future Grain Prices | HOG PRICES MIXED ctoast gis'g op iin Gua, PRODUCE ELSEWHERE. Sci tts, cigacni™ Sie LOWER PRICES RULE ‘NATIONAL ENAMELING STOCK 4814, @ 49 'se ie = 4 ' " ; ST. ianUt> MERCHANTS FAUHASGE AT NATIONAL YARDS Western. $13.35@13.70: natives, $13@ | : ; firate. 48 4 % Lip! x Feb. 1 : agape bathe vb p Ore $13.25: top mutton ewes, $8.50: bulk,’ NEW YORK. Feb. 19.—lLive wouliret f°.0 O° 1. har? Lednaeee nny amare ON CURB EXCHANGE VALUE CHANGE i rds oe i ) With ex- € $f CIVEIR 4G PPeswue _ i a es OTIS press Quotations CHIC, alive, | ssociated Press ee (dd Partiv te 2 ae mene and uuotations as “eceivec PE nt Desai a et Be eo warn | | Caceeneed. Dressed poulirs weak: prices leteade. es ee , ‘ Me My Tie a ! Specia} ~~ Post-Dispatch. Ry the A :. | SQ mansas City and Chicago markets: Rec. t 2d Bo aaa | aaeed. feprings. 27c: turkeys. ce: roosters, i! NEW YORK. Feb. 19.—Lower prices NEW YORK. Feb. 19.—-The oe — } ( c 4 = 2 > me ‘ ORK. Feb, 19.-——Birtter firm: 1 ucka, o2c: ¢ >, » ss ie “4. «@, 6.) é e8y v ttn and Stam crease, —Decreume. ¢ | . Tv ? ; = 4 oe R , MAY WHEAT. + eet load; bulk 200 pounds down, BBRLIN, Feb. 19.—The Reichsbank re-| tras, 53@54c: creamery extras (9% scoreh | ceipts. @& cars: o rack. 196: total U. | in the curb market. ‘Selling, however, rep-jof & propo ch in peamog. Bi 1 Of ie capitalization from 20.000." o : ; nF tock ceipte 10.932. Creamery higher than ex- “AGO. = _—~Potatoes: ‘were the rule at the closing of the werk the Nationa ud tudar. Sales (00 be exchange for one 30%, CT: 1305 34 1. 15; 200 to 220 pounds, $12@12.15;j port as of Feb. 15. shows the following 3c: creamery firsts (88 »U ee eee eee eee on diin-aseie oo aera: os CESS REALS AY 288 8 SSB iy Sera ay Pee, eb, 19.—Missouri cows and fon Sipe I" ‘ . ’ 3 iy is pounds $11.75@11.90; packing | changes. tn reichemarks: Gold F aeacn ae scorer. |S. shipments. 603: e@uppiles liberal: de- | - t ; rofit-takin ‘ tacit et +. St Sy WS Slow and weak: bulk. $10.50 “ 10.60. Pin ay 416 1 mit Reokenee rhe ie od f J bres nteady: mceints a) . , mand and trading slow: market dull: Wis- [resented for the most part prof t-t , choice. 20 SOLOC; near- } consin » cked round whites. $1.90@2.05. jand was not due to any change in sepecu- t ST. LOUIS 8 — Ee. wheat closed fractionally KC .183-% 1524, J 3b ee eOrIpis, JUOY: calves, 200; | ores cies. decreased. 92.309 000: oreien nearby western heunervy whites, | Mostly 19542: Idaho sacked russets. | lative sentiment. ‘new share. | ° Gaeta © STOCK EXCtr ieee corn inchan ee Ce eT sae er, ————- ‘cOmMpared with close last week: Beat ‘steers pF eH eieS. CUCTERRED. 22-000; ollie of; firsts to average extras. 30% @33%c: i54#2.85: mostly around $2.75. | Oi shares of the type of Humble. In-/ Wise, yan market aw ud ac ST yu Wane \ DS Pee a Mixer} 5 a, heifers exchange and (cheques, decreased. 10, * Coast whites. extras, freicht,. °41. | ; CTTY. Mo., Feb. ] -~Produce, | te nal letro) Ohio O11 and Prairie - Portlang "7 4 r The ae ‘i ' Z . 42 COT 1a" oh ‘3s 4 . : ‘ae % nennens 29) & ; " 3: —— ieytt ‘ms «! gc] Ke ade highe: ates re (hid): © Is Cr ang other Cormns. it ‘reased 7 é es : , aaishead ‘ ae - ‘ Cg: ie : . ’ ‘ /. . “a . On a Ge ae + ey half 5 of : on aenee offerings at VWeetern aaryisnd ae — ¢ : ‘Risa l! ig OP SE Ege , 126) x ftp B poet i ay , mr, Miall 0.622.000: noes . ¢ bear] con. mena : | oa ltl de Unchanged. i al ace : pets ; “a : ou ew transac cank of Commer ce 80ld _. oe © ae ents te j - ‘Se res | cknetemm 24: Ripa asi loe -higher; rea sed 4 BARD OM) - VaAnces y ree Es *a} ine 47 oa " tee e1 : sentiahe sila from the Friday closing and served to un- ferred — pene fb wos not without changed prices on t} at : : oe , wae mi . erty ‘ ner " ‘ vyerk: WV Re. 7 ’ mo OOD e nes ~~ . 1 ‘s : of sil — 5 a anal - cer : settie the market for other standard and The ™@ , n the aide of advancng prices teday and some § NC 19Cal aM eere paid to be for smaller world (KC 126% 126 20% 8-8. IO EU val Comchinns Rimee, wee. 621,000: notes in . a New York Sugar. miscellaneous tasuee. ony re feature noteworthy incident im todars ‘odeay Ang some Skourag at snow At lgggg ts SEPTEMBER WHEAT. criaahe a boa _ a wit, wc, | closed Y, Approximate @ales 53.0000) havin id a c earlier in the! for Tubtee asain fer ; f ‘ul “i rine agus ~ mers "Sa 6.50: ef 3. reased, 6.451.000; total gold holdings.’ December > fie a nv i 8 having « + &. } a6 rica up sharply sain for a gain o subsequently some Ric oe PE ve , eo MAY CORN. ee : 34°85 OOO: rate of discount 5 per cent. CHICAGO, Feb iil h ; tons. March, 3.06: May. 3.18: July. 3.30;|week. Pitteaburg & ! Erie held con. the Pee when it onan 5 8 sold fr ae | ‘1C€-Stiz , pe pO * ; : os ae er } ~— . : aN . : . ~ > ligher re Sept... De: * 3.79. j parative! . firm. wh + th ; } . d 6 ’ . Oia iractiona lly lowe r Ther for a:l grades. | ~ome transactions in?+ : ey was fair. Oats Sie, ot Naat ‘ » if ‘Taction a cat ' sa? bse Sera ' : . ' ' ee iet and range | =“PeMr ite i : @ } vher | - : mat bid, Qo % oe F + shad nig ; . . : so} “a .eg ; , I] yer } | ¢ osed % di | ’ : ; ‘ > — . ° J . : ° F , . . a | wird ? ‘ RHE COMPLETE LIST ~« a Winnipes carmy was ul-i kK. CC, 79+ ; iy} a F a Blape-egeee idence ee . i rey ram " — meee : ‘ = : A Twos ldated Lead cs > ; Wa 4 little Bal SEP) EMBER ( ORN [ * mMiton-Brown ,.. ms PP >) . oie $1.39 %& RAC. . j Bop dy BD M% 7 yy ew? }, } : Bs s , At ep" ; . . ‘ _ ‘a a De } “ai iand ; Ms fe cr M 1 33 re ; Ly w“ heat M A y OA rs ‘ pe . “Te ; ‘ ” 7) 5 ' alle eat $ Mee ¥? and te 46 45 Sy 45 % b parkelt® come } JULY CATS. of wheat, Come | i. : 4th *« At, 1, 45 +4 Minneapols | ; SEPTEMBER OATS. ul itn J ATIA ITi- , ‘- ( le ses 43 ‘“* ~~ See ere eee seaeaaane = he 2 — which were 77,000 last Chi... . 1077 7 07 iy 107 %- by ot te eC ra Cris S +d pi uae shat: oe. ro 000 , we) wheat receipts with OO - ‘ok re a ‘ ; is } 33 ears local anGqa 4 "* _which were 47,- " _— > wv e Tee with 120.400 last 4 hi. sa 1L05— ee L104 % 100b x 104%, | sland 3 through.j] —__ SEPTEMBER RYE. ae Bae aces DOeeee sin whl us tee) OOD) CUO KD year, included | --3735;- ee | A358 : *tRed wheat. j lay receipts gee 2 gare loca >} through. a oh aaa as ¢e public elevators } of wheat, 2.230.- | corm, 407.870 bushels of |; __ ne : comprised 959.15 Eggs Are Lower—Broilers Higher nieve ' , rR f No. ] ; wheat. 4G ws | I l EK sh: - Mom ..... ’ a ae winter wheat, | on Loca uxcnange. Portland Cm 5 O14) Se No, hard winter | T. LOUIS BUTBR. EGG AND POUL gts} 4 » } , ’ 4 4 1Ti- ; ed . > Na i. ° ~ = — raid - é finda EXCHANGE. Feb. 19.—Eges were aaa ; t us) x s ves . OFT — " e ~ " ' ' —or St f a. yell ‘orn. c to lec lower at 22%c and 22% ¢c . i . - g * ‘ a deve | ¢ » sheis 0 O. 2» % e Corl, «mic Om se a ee “ ; ~ ss /~ : Sa el kh » / ~ & = aa SromwS ’ , ‘ we ' eas. Sa (eerste pric: r round ts of various articles 4 ] >at F . He \ Y i o.| . - " ever). > C2328 e 4 aw a>» Casbes | i felurhed ic tese BLTTER—Creamery. extras. 53 bec: | Standards. 61 ec: firete, 45@46c: sec | ons, 43e: No, packing stock. 20 44e. CHE&SE—Norithern twins. wov%c: siD Slee. 26e; longhorus. 26 bea: dairies 2ée of wheat were 637,000 | gia RF at of with 541.000 last year. POULTRY—Fow!s, . were 1.194.000 bus‘iels, rece 1.304.000 iast year. (Jats "were 865.000 bushe's, compared Zemiiast Year. Wheot shipments pn Ye: a hot compared with hep Uver aeL;: ez sho ls n shioments aere | 2&cK springs. 20c; legborn cocks ‘een 332.000 1 turkeys. hene e~.4 you were 386.000 | 36c: turkeys, old 33 ' raped, bUrKES > Uliy, wke, €Xc LO ZB musceyv) (ducks. Ite: ; ; geese ;} Sc; capons, ¥ Ibs. and ove.;, ca pons, made the Ex- '8 ibs. 29e: capors. 7 Ibe. 25¢c: canons. * fol) s : . | to six pounds, 26c: capons, 7 i . capont A pounds, 30c; '9 pounds, Nc 21 ps, Z21c> NO Captlons, > ae a MRESSED rPOULTRY—Turkeyrs. iirvepickeo » 0 ft t' . ; : ‘ : £2 otn not wanted and salable | ductions. Spring veals of $te DEP pte ad orl oO wredce nd cualitev: sheep ner oonnd see eee aae see eae 4. LoS 1. - . x ucke 2%&e to 3c ver pound PIGEONS AND SQU4BS—Live pigeons *1.7A ver dozen: dressed sauabe 80c: ama! (and dark Alle te FWe ver pound $2.50: medium, $2: dozen en a | oer’ Aci? common... Meee, 1 feeding alta to $22 VEGrVABLES. ».? 0 ee eee eaeaae ae, aie” ‘t. Tuon ar comn ; ee i $2); No prairie. $18 to 319: 0 puorbanks ay 1 pTd ..'|. : . Ps ae ‘ : Bx girie. $16 | mis. hurbanks $22.00: Innesota rer . * 8 Se) 98% St. fouis Pub Servic — a ee Se, CONRN FUreis. | 9: * . new | i BEIT CLOSES EASIER, 122.98 or 100 ibe." ome grow'n hxed by. All of them are wearing a pair of shoes and all buy a A ve of cn 344° 344, . : 4 a 9 AeMa . a ty. | ~~ ) Sweet Potatoes —Ternnessee nancy alt ; . 2 . ae, ests, Wagner Elec ‘vrp commor fi 4 : UNCHANGED 10 LOWER Nail, $1 he er hamper: Mise rd ancy pair every three Or four months. . aeeaemee t>ij Dbacsket for ] ‘s ‘th 1 ae Se «is , uu s Bi *, ‘ J =A Us te-grown red 1 80%! 804 ‘—3 1, C waliways 25 . 1 63¢ THe the ° » Me faa 7 She. yellow and ; ) | ° . . . 20%! 30) RRM Telbpione Ge. -; igr aime, f°, 1-4, te matority | Bley, and Bermuda.” 30c to O0e yer by bos: | 1H Follow those people into their homes and you will find three or tea, Caitegnie. $2 to $e four others in the family wearing shoes and each buying from three “ BEETS—Texag bi 1 $1.25 ; i Wil incnedc riae ; aL gga | | to four pairs a year. fast ' We . “Tre wery er ryrrrrrtyT. . a0) pe! ee Stock Sales Beri d omhaneos aie a ptiae a kOU TS Alanams 90° or |B 30,000 more of those families in Greater St. Louis are reached , . p Boe LOTT at . a é T Outs) ; r Ser Tere) if T jHiow ng is * J sh i , ' P : lIvance # Yi‘ P . re daa jy iA Me gioratigne’ at ihe Uscaro” Stole gat Se * Me eee ae. 8 3S by the daily Post-Dispatch than are reached by any other St. Louis daily newspaper. Te "®A GRP RAR Ree ee ~— hile . . 7 etry rY r : ad etree ¢ ad tad ? 7“ > “"s ved | ; CAUTLIFLOWER—California. $2.20 Lt oebuse Ww ; © (32.50, per crate. O Olaamiy eth NS—Louisiaia $5 n this seore wa eat! per barrel Nally ascribed for t! vioua unuetal “TEM MEURS tndAtana hot hore Be any significant alter: min. prices. (fancy, $4.75: far No ’ UUZeii treorx ; Sey 9 UN ee T ‘ii a eee bbl.: imported French, . per doze: : AGO, Ted, 1S-—Caslee reco ilies by the number of shoes purchased each year and you will re- onsumers Co | bu crate for’ fancy and choice. $6.0) 1H Billionarea means in sales to St. Louis retailers. 80,000 more of those St. Louis families are reached by the Sun- it thie tomneetion. "some tral’ te | syn cA day Post-Dispatch than are reached by the other Sunday newspaper. ns the orig over W ie ‘dually ESCAROL Louisiana $3 to $3.80 ver + Chicago Grain Carlots. | 1RPRICA GO. Feb. 39.—Carint receip’ ' | ROW batts sani |g PPES PER ecan T5. 1h alize what the far greater circulation of the Post-Dispatch in The jal Briefs | rf Ea, Mowsohid 14 2 aa ow ~~ Feb. 1f ‘Tain bids an a “ohh *——Califorvnia iterated 530 Evans & Co A 3dty OA a Pj sHemeg HSSELLS SPROUTS —California Us« ° Far Common | 20%, 291MM whet OL" om wo iL The shoe purchases made by these 30,000 extra St. Louis fam- heme’ f in th jirection of high- | gare} + . ° h f gg * . : 3 pa ee =| OS ee a dS Hd Hd ee mb ed et ee i Ge Ct : Red HI ¥ | $4.5 : Towa red. : 25. ¥ ia) “g PRICES DOWN 5 ellow . $2? 0: Indi: 4 red. ) : . ni - for shoes. aa —_ = Ss? to ON NeW YORK MARKET | sfosvins Stiomesroes” pene: eae No other facts are needed to understand why the Post-Dispatch YORK ma or 68 “rr rmADISHERA—Texas irdags” HO SE mone | ie) Mga tho | Gis Mw ct ey at ite neoent ae OC i Tad | has such extraordinary selling power for St. Louis retailers. There ana vain, $9.90 yer barre,” is another fact, however, of even greater importance—the greater iy, Ranenes fancs. 0d roe: choice 40e, influence of the Post-Dispatch circulation on the buying habits of Bulk Canadian 50e | : ew Jersey pail 4 . Pb ee ! yh losing Qu tic sl ul - | ITA f $16,717,105. S Music J6 > Be uereh contracis mm preparation for | 7c per 100 Ibs \ I id by the Cen: 1 val oe : «a 4 ice next “week continue ut | BOMAIND—Texas Bc to 70c oer on. St. Louis peop e. — #& i a tio! hj the mma Tea ie kes a sn, ~ = New Orleans Spot. rn ANS Ie) 1} man ten Tod) | Tac OM Rie a — Bren Y points down: sales. 11: ‘a {ida style. 6 basket crates. $6 for . ° . Lig mnot MBE 3c. oobi ES | FRUITS. { all the worth-while stores is always in the > , ts ——— " g ° mr! ry fee wu Toe lavie S4- ey S.00) Chi. Cat: B Se! 50» m@ N 1$4.25; jonathars, $3 & teie.. the sf Res Iet Sa} 7 y 77 ) % ew $4 mp $ es $5 eine. wollte “: ‘ OM) Houston G 6 ly = : y tito § ‘ew Yc er ade . 5 ) 1000 P SN TL 5 1956, 9A, . ORK, Fe} eee ae | winesanes P4300; Miack twige : Eee me ae me We? duri: “2 Se “ © MATKet-COR- ite $4.50: willow twi 50 to $5: Vir- | EA Get bSleady a; 5 1a eine 3with | ginia vork. $3,75 per barrel. - — a+ a “_~ ; OE 14) rai: v0 44 poi iine. BANANAS shiping yrue! ‘ | Boston Stock M Bs poinis Jower at 14.1 | 8 PASE. 8 chine wa cuneaneieasnntned peneecinansembeattaeiasiitnes ceneseneitiitling - rune COCOANLUTS In tobbine way. oe ; —— .™ wh ‘Groth be ve er 100 accordine ro size : », Svectat te the Post-Disvaten e er, : | oF 34 99/ @PF crate. prices for the moat active stocks ¢€ See te 14 aah 94 he LEMONS—Caltitornia €2.569 to $525 11 Ee ey ‘se wy 7 : eT Dox, Market. eete ween i ; i LIMES——Domintean $2.25 er 100, opine silk firms.) | Security, Tes. | AG ROR Pe, sie cottcn tues | cat Paittorni anvae 68 i WORD nee 1B The Post-Dispatch carries more Local Re- Midd nz > oy : Sisteg AB: receis SUE Rie IIE RIN Oe et IRE YR ORES Eo ES Ste PEE ea ennai eee adeteensinetintih cteiiaatditeiheiee conn thane Se + |; Amoskeag .e ee a A. ‘ . ives hax Arizoma Coma o-+-ere 18 ot ee Uy om vite ian = TRA WRBERRIES—Faner Florida. 35c | | ° ee coe martiond 011 2o*) os ee | 50; 0 Woe ber aaart. | tail Shoe advertising than the second and Caiu and Hecla 3: « ' | peres . . - Ped Water 022-0) 20 | Se ae JURPENTINE, FLAX. LINSEED =} 5 third St. Louis newspapers combined. Wont Market. lierman Nelson Linseeu vil ip } to 4 Darie) iwls. 12.m Sa. Bb ORS 2 . . per pound for Taw sas og for boved | a _ pean 22 : Pesta — wool ip Weld at | 2! | el S74 S, Pieding “Company | pebrpar B221% bid: March S2.22% ds WE «This is based on the excess St. Louis circulation of the pal lots 2c or Be ie Ene igh” 119%) rame2S, equal io $1123 a share | | Turp : Post-Dispatch over the second St. Louis newspaper — ri : ie - ty! : : . se . vine ite Se UAshle c;ttit Tj _ rene > . 7) 4, bid: Mz rx hy > ? he oO, hig: Fret ‘ irp : irr | . p © aa. © $18 Ko A e ir bef = ‘ l his 2; es ] VE _ x rams Fruit 120 ' [eet $15.06 i, 1aex" oe $ c aioh dais wd Soe Machinery iS by khoe Mach pfd ~~" : ~;, aa " Atiant: ‘“paat New York Coffee. ed today by Gold- |UCtah Metal .... 1%. | Be 4483 5. OOPS to $1G Sly STs NEW YORK. Feb. 19.-—Coffre, spot du ) ee ae cE eemes Walworth | + @ +t be Dreferrs : ire on th _ iN 4 iv tec fytures firm March . : : = —— - ~ na am bn AAP AAA LADS ORDER RAT A ERED AREA ERAN AMO ROA HA OR = 4OROM AN © ¥ | Warren Bros 7 . 8 hobare Mi = : ‘¢ 2 bilge — ee ‘« : . —" . + '— + -* - * ¢ = — eseugunenmnainasi> ee cD YEO «I OP: ——— atagpameayemee anna wemeemapen qaguacsmst ; — ~ tends, Corn $.75c. May, 13.05c: duly, 12.30c: s@ year before mber. 11.7S3¢

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aia he. ee : ers - * id chun: smile tie ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ a = AGE 19 uls PosT- DISPATCH Ss SATURDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 19, 1927 ———=—9 —— | hart a ench women, “I th ‘GARAGE AND LUNCH STAND PEANUT REMOVED FROM LUNG APYE Popular Comics sto tore, took $55 from him and co er ween. ft ehiee | NTO CUSTOMERS LOCKED sts" 5 [VE GOT MY MILLION,” '2c.ree.2nowcosce © ASSESS MEMORIAL PLAZA SITE) AT DUQUOIN, ILL., DYNAMITED rm crmeet st Jolms Hospital “ag = News Photogray raed Det me SS SR RR REAR tet ec p= “eo the door before he the 77 on* ie a 7 ee ‘ 34 bil re vant . “Os Us nem yp re rt , y° ~~ ws f wr , escape in an automoblic pa “TInenitalitv is re predominant: Frank J. pie: | Alfred D. weit | esi Who Often Slept in Build- A peanut Was remo\ ed from ont, Re Ci Me , : rae’ | There eS ? >i. 0 : € See’ 1 Beac! of 6H°. Ws: in * SAYS Mult LENGLEN ‘Irtue ot mericans, sne Said. and August P’. Wee ke ing, Was sos ere Last rigat lung of John Rick i ee 2 e ti Ga prea ts : iis a e j. at . ' : - : z : ar —- : si @ iA es . é ri wwe > 75 ; rd Hysin | aa Lie Capi Tt! aie Nia . 4 Named. ‘ P . ae i years old. rape W aterloo, Til., aad a nhs ‘lane 3 2 - SATURDA =. FEBRT aF.. 14. ate ae Lit OOOO Iie. Wy DH eG = tee ot aS NO lets "N tieaae« “Oags fon AVeliu . ’ . _ y ° . - , - ” ae the = -[ spa , : Baldwin } taldwin, grandson of hree Commissioners were 4P-}| Special to th gee ag . ' simple but delicate oper: i] DUQUOIN, Wil, Feb. 19.—A | Simpse wut We . . = :37 " oe Rit~aetat building containing a garage, fill-| the children’s divis! ing station and lunch stand operat- — yesterday. of 519 Rose it Judge Hamiil-| ee Thinks . American Men Are Fine |: a fee ; er " , 5 sg a denen im on today to assess benefits and RNG RA > Brother of Franklit) Ave. Drug- 2 : ~*« . 2 ‘ at ao Yr le { 10r nie 43 Me " “ie - sf ? - ‘ id Mu- Tees ine aie . Fi t "| By 1 Pr ennis stars to be recruited from . ed Memoria! Plaza an | most of the stock inside. The bronchoscoa The building was moved ba: k the ni by ai cident BE SILI AS sed hin aw , ee re * com ~~ : ¢ FRE ER rag AGS 6 ONS. 9 ae dee Bh =e SLES COR Ain SA Pre per oc a a ie ES ea ate ‘+ ePrio}y +r insertion in . nn . _- “ ‘ ‘ ~ e* } Po a ~« -_Sf. “ *? . Fra | - is . . } ‘ -33 ; | yee . : a e a! ug Sor => + ~- eva 4 eh is ’ 1S. . , = *¢ . ‘ _ rf ry ry, tii “A _* "Y) \ Y} bilgi. 4 chads ai i ] 4&4 ° 2 12 bearin ast@da A 4) PA 44 * . sin ° 7’ er a 2 4 M S , # A os qi. él. > ’ asi : - . . . - - z + - a ~- . ra a +4 es mre ra" 4 i } . q } } tT? : . ‘ : } :4 : i¢ .f , Je Clg © 4 a ” , ere ae tru¢ tion ‘' as prev nt ‘ ') : - ’ 4 , i se J 4 & ‘¢ and forceps P| ae tA 4: ‘ 4 ~* 4 . : lxrp etar for rT ire than ; rin from the tore 14 hie agepartiuat ua ed —s ’ ; } at aut Aa ‘ at” “s Tne operation 4 neanu prisoners im tie stere tor ici t tic grec iii a4 sil ; ’ j pita i cha . z 7 s oe - ame lawnward ALi p i -sUVU il. 4 ; aAlit F = ‘ , - a . aq? y R , ; re elie “i - * - iy ar TU , v¢ “ “en . ’ - :. re Re ‘ eee 3 ? «> sia + 7 . — 8 + } 7 . _. . i 4 : ai 4 ce «> ()} Ve Tl i Ss te ¥* CAL SA - : as ste a ; i é ; . 4 } 4 a ag a » > oY t iicn tYeegO ls j ) ryé ‘ 4 } wile. } } oo {3 & ) hf oe) LARS Ade Ci Z J 24% ~ is - 1. ; + us hour last night after two high- street car and followed ear after a four-month tour wh D engien, | president Of © ; . the most dangerous Ais sa -*% . ‘ > . @ - . a a -_ ; ~ i J _ . * , 4 ‘kK - a r . , ) ; r) 7 ; | 4 rears } 7 Tj} T} lié ‘T) len ? it} ‘ ere tf j and 4 l ‘ 4 t as ’ tearing Fred Snitzer, propre . 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Z ‘ }T ~ 4 7 aa ; , ‘> - ‘ , iz able to open (fi GOO] A 45 - , i2 art rc a ; asech ass 1 ° Sii oe © ST Aa : , : - : > : 2 Bits ee * —— . } . , "2 iT? ; } > | h) 7¢ : = TrsyY i vk : ; » NT Pe 4 ee 7 I 7 - . i Lida ,iC tt) ~ OT! j . seo? ,° 7 - + * ‘ i A ME OS OR NT BAIS Red bh abe 5 because 0! hail al =e “ee se . , ws mand eae as ‘ wie tv niniiiagai At Mlbiaiiig a saidiasiilt . . 4 4 : Na lamella ache LI hace iit ata , De, Sv yengts ide Be ace mp. a) a ay ee met a ree ree 4 : ‘ Fe Se My, 9 Apne + : . . Ria VR a «40 re ‘eay® E ° , eet 2g Tah . aii 2 Ves ‘ : P ‘ : sere . oN RPK AOE nee ohare att yin Nensvelborcee ‘ a re a a? ee broncaia!] pneumonia. Hea $e RE ee ite oc a ey be * Boe gat ss Mallia: hi Re ae he” pe es SS a aa Are , - é Ma, 2 “yp A man awakened -[ 7 72 «ao . * g . a 4 +73 7) . ‘ . . . * + - , —_ -eryyy . 1 . . ; = i] : : I } + bh 7 ¢ ' ; ‘ 4 i . e A 4? ‘ ‘ lle ; . . . sor 2 eS | . a ' ,iiait iitit - + i a . 4 + > . — —. ; : eo . ; . . , ‘ P : v. 4 . Pe , . ‘ cr sa i o oc oa : - : I . . = * iu i oS GEG : a Tvalebets. Fo™ « JANES NI OT ag%nTn oY . j 2 : ‘ i} (past . m- & | baidbid ‘ * - . 7 2 o . ° . . . i : 73% . : ' , . ;: - vv, t . ae « : | 7 4 aa ° ’ “* ? . ; o - . a 4 ~* & ‘* ; ae a 5! 5 - > > , 5 , - . > | . . 4 , os ’ 4 t > » C1OC —- ion—dark rings under your eyes— Two Kroger Store Manager- ei ae ; =Hec i ns af voune oie ai play with more abandon ShotS pond issue pravided $6,000,000 for ©¢* ore wien sae te coments! . pimples—a bilious look in vour face tims oi Robbers. Former Minister Dies in Garage. «5, any of the numerous countries T/ Seem to come easie: I take MOrP?. the site and enection of a war vet ner rere ee ee ae * —dull eyes with no sparkle. Your Leonard Dotson, manager Of 4 By tne Associated Press have visited. They are tall,. trim, | Chances.” erans’ memorial. Judge Hamilton telegraph pole on Olive’ . Miree’ | doctor will tell you ninety per cent roger store at 3000 MeNatr av MISHAWAKA, Ind . im and uniformly good-lookil icappear 7 ) recently read a Jong list-of candi- road. With her was er even tc | Of Sil sickness comes from inactive nue. was on his way home on Crit . ng - eg mb are, lent ’ rell, J i ot come in Po) os atts ve iates for the ymmniission at pub- {tor = Maule. > ge sitinesncis” ses bowels and liver. hue, at 6:15 p. m. when he was ac- Pee fi a them to judg Yea, they UNG Bl Gauss oth “myoutictor of oft, {to.| Masek an& Ruth were|among/™OtOH™ | cian in Ohio, perfected a vegetable ee Oy ® hag ais a in on Ng NE aE Bai: tows £29 eee Gees ins Peeebur ll. who 15 recommended by the Conven Burglars Use Cleaver on safe. compound mixed with olive oil as a robbed of $56. He was : et the North St. Louis substitute for calome! to act on the ~ ~~. % hs a Raat ERE ER: 1S, ena Aa Se ata ie tight Stee saute a x —s = “ " " * OR ote, ony Yh de » . Te A Mt AE ES TORR, GSMS * ‘a abs “ Pre bag Slo pte amines: «St he . an ? ‘ - aes Sete io ib Caner api PED OAE A GARRET LAGS: EET ig xp a eS : fi 72 x * Je J “re 5 * oy eae som Aiee 2 Renae eet “ A BBM Merah ge nS sy agin | Meat. Sai Bt ES ROR ENE EE, ORR IEE IE ENN RE! TS ab IRA CATE A BBS AN | RE MBER 6 . baat sf * ey to ” ‘ hoyle he a ie F. Tey - 4 a bi iy Re 3 > r t DY i ney — .* »* y : Sate, iat eee . te ‘ * es 3 i f og Oe ete ae ow rt 7 a pe wer. ne Re eh te ae Oa a Re De a OO ee eee ea eas ne. a dpa ye sab ‘ Ae woe “i et i tile 8 te 8 a Set | } . bBurgiars - inten an alley while the rob- | #0ssip” ™¥ L- : aren) : : a ‘9.. 2001 North | liyer nd bowels, which bh v walk into a! aust’ . ‘ woe . es : 7 a . ! Sa) ac niall ees : ops ia * i : s . 9 se oa Mh “~ hanes he hureau } \Vfeat ar 7 Provision . } I \Y\Orun ilyer : } e gave to - } . rake S | ] rs a . Pat ‘ I ; ; ' , - . , = i ‘ / ” aa Paha a a* «i | "Al iit? — his: re" — ¥ “sani aig if ws . “ € | + ber cr arc hed eee. por in‘ - . ore : , ; : 2 F pe i 3 : . 4 ‘ a , S14 -\ 39 ~~ = 03 aw? - } io! + . sed “4 ™Y > [ | ent « for Aa gem s “*% . ; ~ ~IM Ps * . - ‘> ~ ii ~ > ale ras ; ~i , T' gat } ; Lich + & i. 4i qcivsti ld aa bse >a Jai i * .) aA” u ai ss ‘ ~ c : o 5 ; - \ ' ; : | a 2 | '? ’ ‘ > se P A A ica 4 P . ‘ a ‘ "A - a . . ; » — Fifteen minutes later, a Trobbet ; ; ' . : Th nde rantad inn ‘Jen tar hon Fe the bina = Edward s' Olive Tablets are gentle : ‘ ss ’ ‘ . os — ‘ , e 7* qTie att Tiit Ts } > 6] j i a 4 a i i i }? _ 4 j id “ = cA | ae Me } ,' ry dc} ; ee | } i ? . hnd i 4 , A & aa esas’ 24a in i‘. I ‘ ts nm vet al = 2% 8 @f fe. “tive, The} . 7 : : ‘ ) é ij = . " . . - } 7 e — “* . + . helie. ed Lo il. 3 ft ’ iad . ~~ ‘ ’ j ‘ pe ri - ie 4 rs ‘ ] i as ai 4 i 4 | S27" ii ia rae s a1 _ edeecdccececcecece BEN J. ‘SELKIRK & SOW AUCTIONEERS AND APPRAIS REAL ESTATE AND INVESTMENT OFFICE: 7131, CHESTNUT STREET PHONE GAHFIELD 1884 e - —_o =~ =D ae: oe oe = oP oD ODP oD == = 2D! CP es The Cutiure Ripened 2 i i he . i e High Wages and Prosperity Frank A. Vanderlip. an outstanding character in f1- | nancial cireles., onee defined prosperity as a condl- tion of business in which labor is fully emploved at P Sage aes Nips in » " 4 . re ta - - ti yer PAIR sid igi eam ts San’ 2b Sh gape Whr Sgt pee diy gee nie ar ee Le ae Se ee Oa ee ee ee eee a 5 to ee Ly . x APD. AR Aid ARE ERNE ents 4 Avoid substitution. Ask for LUBSEAL ~~ tained s ) . mm Hiei “Waves, \| " yey] " witar)] , as «2p == «am =a as «as as == == =o» GILL OIL BURNER AUTOMATIC — SAFE — EFFICIENT ~ The use of oil as a fuel is a heating problem, and tion and service of cil burners is a job for a heating outm are Heating Experts with years of experience in the am erection and care of heating plants. Sold and Installed by HOGAN HEATING CO VAPOR—HOT WATER—STEAM 1 St. Louis County—3622 Greenwood BL, M Louis—1905 — BI., CEntral ~~ ‘afl We an vow SF Per fe oS Se Me ee nero Transportation One City-Wide System of Street Cars and MY ais EPR ER RA RARER ERE OS Ht Oe eee say ‘ s . s s eal . led 7 + ‘ i a ‘ i . | Whetner veur bu a. That M1 Ci wer economyv in he United States, UBSEAL a. - ; setae TT te need i .. prosperity and high wages ~ have been linked tovether | | { i | a ee ee oe, Te » OES Be ee ee AiR eg aah: - , paged? gions 2 ? BI Rib $k me he gan Seah Gea I Spall : 58 La a awe er ree ars at eee ape ay. wx ae : ne 7 ae a UR + ENE Pe er a hae ae # : Pay he Say ry . ¢ . ye * yet Reopen, eo Rar oie : NB at chee i ie Pty Ke Ss £ Aas Tae . Ma Ria ptm, ait ee oe POE” fF ‘ _ waa def “ Ke be ba ° * , Bi isn ab IS fe iptert's va Bae a7 . a 7 tail = : , vert r 1876—FIFTY YEARS OF FAITHFUL SERVICE—1926 we New ve ! SKII'TS, pees “eh aioe me hota ore ? re = oe vreay a Po eee ee ne . m Se RR ae ee ea F po egg ies ht a ty Ra j P 2 en GRY > ote gehen ck came ain ines Sane Y Toe Mttitittidllll Vincent easaiie first in the Dominion to be sent to Wash- ington, photographed on ar tival in capital. -—-Wide Wore pnotor = vie AI Thunderbolt \.. Wee Sie A ae Self-Vulcanizing for Inner abe 8 ey all Rubber Goods. Try it BaP» int t to gi ; $965 XN. ELEVENT Bonded be | | 4 ox =e > ~ iia As thev les? Upon that CCONnN ome foundation aad? « Ghek. eehe “ ” =... 209 H ST. hie Ms : | All Reliable Dealers Sell Thunderbolt ii ae iy | | In eonbhect) with Mr. Ru ke vse r ~ eontribution Lo Jp RR sea ete nto Your Friends That Have Used Thunderbolt | hieee Ee * $230 Installed@—-— — — ey Wy” : POR AS “LITTLE a EVERY HOME CAN HAVE | Forbes. jt worth re peat Ing that aee ‘ording to fle- . HAUCK’S Will Tell You They Are Great—They Cost but | nye geeeS = 2201 LYNCH ST. we’ Keren! “ures published hy the United States Gavernmentit | CHAMPION — |i Mfd. by F. J. Hagerlin ae = | ae em shown that st. Louis paid Ol Ut F52,000,000 more 1) | BREAD | | uti edineanimanicimencnn —— } ere v1 25 4] 1° if \ ' Maximum Protection at a Minimum 6 bor Wages In 1925 than 1919, that 7000 more wave earn- QEPENDABLE ELECTRIC RFFRIGERATEFON NJ NOPE ave earn At Your Naborhood Grocer Our New Select Whole Life Policy issued in amounts of $5,008 ' > SEND FOR INTERESTING BOOKLET OR VISIT OUR SALESROOMS ers were emploved and that the valu P 4: umtosnta | 0 Manck! Bakery Co. 608 6. Géventh: pte ! ’ es : i tine Vaillle oF Tne Or (* : _ | > th f. earri liberal protective features at an extremely low Wm. L. Niekamp, Pres. BECK & CORBITT CoO. Geo. Niekamp. V. P. : : 4g 3 : ] 1 h pl tucts Sam: am a= a=: 4s == => a= == om oe ia ot sa + nar snes rl Life i will be pleased to assist you en enes:a-esvess 3010 LOCUST ST.. ST. LOUIS, MO. «cee oe a. ee and luereased by = 7 ) Tel ( uM y ] 1) 19] Q there were 107 919 => ance problems. wale p he P R d te Give FOC CE OE OD OD OE OSD OED OSD OED OED - =a a «== «=a «= «a . «as «ae. as) a a a) a oe. om am a a ee ee ee 5 4) wWeVeP. This Te rea ~4 5) iat ble TO } »}" ‘) phe SV T h al T he cr ¢ 4 aye! \—_ =. «as «am =m om om oe om ow ow ow oP ow ow ow ow ow oP ew oP ew = oe : ; rae ‘pelin + § eee ener ec ‘ CE RAL M | G C Inc ! PEC LILY 5 ae fi te cil Cast as te cs cis renner al business . NI OVIN O.., ° 5 , ——— hourishes, and as long as Jaber dhebntie ready to join PIREPROOP WAREHOUSE POR PIANOS ONLY ed ee, a orees with capital to find wv ay of redue Ing ost of ; . \ at ‘ it ¢ i production. High wages are reasonably safe as long | ! | CEntral Boxing Lowering Shipping Hoisting : According to this writer. the present era of wood tal and labor. from an optimis- Int. will last forever. It seems to him. Busses Co-ordinated -— —_—_— el oor lie United Railways Co. stesso St. Louis Bus Co. in PAI ery tee Sint aS a im . ; ’ elie ee i at ana iy ep BAS BOE PSE are se ei ll si es hee ce ¥ ene oo pba NG AN Soe ek RY aameaee LN et ww @ 2g d * fs > yo _—m—— = == «SS =P eam ame a= au =a , — ae en ven “Al SWEET CORN Mactertul blending hy TO bal 8 901.226 alit l =] $(). 48. >. + ) in 1925. Value ot American Mfg. Co. | _ «=p 4p 42> ap =a =o ee =o oe oe oa «2 oe" ivia’s ; aia ot Rea... ‘ : J ALWAYS THE BEST 7 S Se a ae ¢ J MANUFACTURERS 01 - 20 YEARS IN T i GRADE foremost maltsters! the products in 1919 was $871,700.488 and j In 1925 the 1 Cordage and Twine , ! BUSINESS SOU H SID ASK YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD Full-size 3-lb. cans! Value was S9417.851.062 , aTis s. llth St HUmbolt 0860 Se oe 3 stheron amr iia ves Chace: enero! F UPHOLSTERING AND FURNITURE CO. GROCER That's what you get in We Kemodel Your Old Furniture (> —_ ee anemia ime ame ae eee Fine Cabmmet W ork and Refinish ing ef All Kinds aR RE sR : St. Lc Ouls Sec ond 11 In 1 Automo i N i | ‘Rospect 1366 LAclede 1726 BUDWEISER b singh lanutacture : i “Not the Newest Hotel’ . J ’ Experts on Antiq ue Furniture First-Class be se S U C C E E. D S H U S 8 AN ~ * A (tan +) | ‘ 3020 =, AEE I ERSON ns Fe MENDON AB AYES AN i fait 4 Joint rates and service with. all railways to all points: C entrally located warehouses. Personal Service. Ss ' j - ' I al -« ; 3 | | August ... Maass Real Hop Malt Syrup! De: a} ‘ ciation Si le ) ln now rated a the sebait Seasons aes rie ' BUT AS GOOD AS THE BEST —-——_- =p =p == ao om om ow ee = oe -ee a= =: A S M A y oO R y ' | | | ILLINOIS ee acrion | Plumbing Co. ANHEUSER-BUSCH | ufacturing cente in the Upited ‘stat ; Daily and ie eee j pa a a a ae a a a eae: Plumbit s—Sewering—Gas Fitting ST. LOUIS “ade meen a et Sa | THE WASHINGTON =, Shaw of Poste ! } SYSTEM | | | a Ae Centrally located. ' " l se ies Envelope th advertise vour ee tk cee or yanmar arn adnate grange in preateieg Saat fot eae || MME Renta. Semaee™ ™ # ( Let us show you how. pos eer ' eo S. ' , ~ Tre. 2 whois turing pi@pt, a piston rir pliant are two of the | . T = R I O v S Cc H IN j qr - , , ~ | STATIONERY CO. 4 | Broadway at Franklin—t anion Market - ee ee ee Pe ee ee oy 403 Merchants-Lac! ldg , Distributors of Imported Pencils andj | | oa nts-Laciede Bidg. | AMERICAS FOREMOST OYSTER. t ! The Oldest Bank in North Se. Leu s ds f } ' POURTH &€ OLIVE . . ‘ | s for all purposes. _ H AND SEA FOOD PACKERS t. - GOVERNMENT DEPOSITORY | ; JEFFERSON BANK |, 20th & Bremen och & Bremen HT Garfield 3071 204 N. 3d St. f ST. LOUIS “in ; ioe J | | _— ee ae ee ae oe ae ee at j Capital. $° "00, 000: Surplus. $850,000 | ' Jefferson and Franklin Avs. LO A A : pcan 0b Gb0a: an anv anvanan: -, emma me erm meme i ; ‘. i > —_ -—_- nb NEED ED OEDUEDO abies al ’ | | | | AND VISIT ee _ 4s «>a CLLICLLS peseroHen entre : Sie fA LL ALEF | MOGLERS THEATERS |! = costo ove STILL “GoiNG STRONG — irrwn ss00 DOLLAR CLEANING CO., Inc. — » P me: : (_a «= «= oa ee ee ans — — = — ——— eee ‘eras 0850 SPRPASeSPe een eeneneenr wayne — CEntral 1567 “. Louis. Me. : $ ee o——_-. ¥ ve : MO Se Hy " sy . - 7 o Ps 3 ‘ - A-epek eigen ge ae oy Nampa aati STIR apteom ame cena ile aaa ila ans DPM Css ¥ 29 | Uidest and Sania WASTE PAPER : Ruvers in “st Louts i ate SY eh es eee ! has proved an NATIONAL BOXES GENERAL BANKING — | | ST, LOUIS COUNTY | WALDHEIM-PLATT 6 Tile Floors rune Gaetale Sees ' ' organization to help 5 Printing and Engraving Co, ! !# VICTOR MACHINE WORKS, Ine, 4 | A ‘Geel Bank to Bank With REAL ESTATE hold her supremacy @ Members of Federal Reserre. : Tile Wainscoatin i Shave tuctailed a Modern and lete Ruilders Of a g ve Insta ” rn and Complet | } Soecial lee EE ' ee emocens citisimmpatatiindiadmpiectiiencaies ae tt WATER CO. I Inv estiment : =. cage ieee | i Securities | il Seed gt ge mea oe VW ork ! — a rine eam, | i 6600 Delmar Md’ Wiricuiin tesa Coker" y 1 YOUR PERSONAL West St. Louis NEEDS | en as = <p Sefe Deposit Roxes 34 Years’ Service $ Banking. Real Estate, Insurance and per NRaAUNnRIC ..._ pamee b ROWN S Meet ain i j Intensii:e Stenogra phic, ann John H. Gundlach & Co. " i Member Federal Resérve System ; tarial and Accounting Courses. } Carl G. Stifel The World's Primary | For AmericaB : ‘ : . I nited “States ¢ overnment ° This institution is developing . Depository its facilities and building up its organization to meet your requirements and those of your ; business neighbors. Broadway Trust Co. St. Louis ' Kingshighway and-Gravois''! ROMAN ART CO. ST O V E | PETERSON’S | R E PAI RS | 99 Tables and 8 Alleys fo: Asa a Li nab Ruapi Gn. WHMarkham&(o. FOR ALL STOVES RANGES AND FURNACES — a ee a a a a. ae ee oe ee ae oe St. Leuls, Mo. A-G- BRAUER SUPPLY COMPANY [i Mo COOMOUGT ESC ae) tM cot tke ie: insurance 24 218 NT Iron and Crystal Fi s St. Louis. Missouri | is 'N th Se. ' 1421-1437 N. Si tes er ST. : lamps of every anaes a 4 160! Railway Exchange S! Louis Highest teaching standards. Fetab- jaeoan-an- ea aas lished GT rears. Five schools tin Sf. , Pres. i | R Louts. Preferred positions for grad- 3615 penal , | : nates. Write or phone for catalog. | i BROWNS RUSINESS COLLEGES. TYler 0526-7 4 a ee ae G11 Leeust St. CEatral 2293. en EXCHANGE BANK) |< ———- | Se f eert ood Hrnidg An American inst tained for American # and Fur Shippets ‘a ing a cash market ™ ra 4 pon can furs. | F. C. TAYLOR F FUR EXCHANGE St. Leute * FCs sO64668 ,¢ | 7 | 4 I ee ae & ae. ae) ae ae aus ae ane ‘

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=S ae ta OVED FROM LUNG VERTISEMENY Popular Comics ‘sed in Delicate Op- ews Ph SS : | Zz N otog ra phs . | ‘ sss \ SION t. John’s Hospital. SS Home Reading and Women’s Features Ya i 2 a. as removed from the Maan SY ohn Ii is ‘5 ae ns he Waterloo, Hl, in a | phi iat knoe pry! For » Pe gATURDA Y, FEBRUar. 35, 1927, Plicate oper ee ee “ 9 ~ Paw: mod ' =e ‘cn - 4 - = ako } , division St. Jon! uated & anesitr 8. 3 fll ihlttaryy, ff)" LLL LE, ‘ 3 rdav Iie thal. t) of hi mney pao pr Y “yy Cart nerenreere Ys, Uh ag Z 7 % toe / ay. baacta a TUR AR Wak COR CCR ReRL MM ne To. ¥a : *Ssananeet? Wy ~ DSAARRADD \ . AINA We Ce eaey “ NOON NH Oo uN OV , df, Se, Uy a a” Y .. “Ummm”, NY RTISEMENT KING YOUNG keeping young is to >» do this vou must er and bowels—there’s ing a sallow complex- vs under your eyes— lous look in vour face th no sparkle. Your ] you ninety per cent comes from inactive i. A Page of Unusual Offer, s, ~ well-known rhvsi- See the perfected a vegetuble ed with olive oil as a he calome! to act on the POST- DISP fiom: els, which he gave to } * r years. Olive ‘Tabiers are geotie Tuesday, — ee —7 . Ak February 22n@ j - : , Yili SN MOOY es SVBVIVVVVBVEVVSSssLeqesses sss ae SSVSEVCAVASSBBVBRBawaaeaaeee seas eas ee Ce Sd Le POG , ii ae eng A N WN MOG NOYOH S a i Pg A PRS Ae tion. on , Po as fs 4H APE ad * he. “Wy "ee. Ny Ota (a Vio Reg: ee Bei ge oo gk : ae 2, % Some of the houses in lower section of city flooded by overflow 4 es iii : pe: Sees es 3 ee ° ee ee ee ae i S ge of creeks. —International photo, | fara ee j Be Sot ee ee ROCER A Mp wae a Yy Be ae Le dgdddidddddddddddddddlslfiiidjiiiiillddddsdlsss)/ a 7 wi ~~ Rudd @ The Culture Ripeneay !W''"”"”""aaaaaiiy, 4 LINEW CANADIAN FER MINISTER Uf” MMIII MELEE . G : MMW’ SN \ JOEL FOL EE 324444 44244444444422444444444444442) AAade, A, SO WOOK SS —— ™ >] d : ” « ¢: WH ~ \\ “sameeren ore, ¥ SS SS \ -—-_ => -—=np «em =m «am =a =o oP =P ae ap == 22 FT LL OIL BURNER UTOMATIC — SAFE — EFFICIENT of oil as a fuel is a heating problem, and the ins rvice of oil burners is a job for a heating outfit. g Experts with years of experience in the design nd care of heating plants. Sold and Installed by . OGAN HEATING CO. VAPOR—HOT WATER—STEAM County—3622 Greenwood BI., Maplewe puis—1905 Washington BI., CEntral 6773 PSADTYRIDONSS PADD varanaasasag, A a ke > hPL SSSS EER EO HS PKI Ho0Yn Nw SR ew Nee A RANE Wee ec cera ac et! WY Ws WS . RR Oe SSS NX WH A? YOry WH 44, “YY Vy hs hy : aes: ET ce Oe i: : ; . ; N Z jy y Y Z i Lp Val”4 ONE OF THE BRIDGES LOS ANGELES LOST IN STORM ¥J% — This wooden structure over creek between-Los Angeles and Glen- dale was carried away by the sudden flood’ which followed five- Z inch downpour few days ago. ¥ Uy Willy Wy LY Mg eddddddddddddddeeeddedddeea Vincent Massey, first in the Dominion to be sent to Wash- tt ig a eater eeetaa _ ington, photographed on aré , SE a8 | ga am a emer Pe 1M Capitan. voce pnoto- VOG?"CF lo ee oa : x ss ae tn, ae G ' a Th atc q Vif Uy G —Internationa] photo Ef a underbolt Pata / y se ona en" : \ © gs Automobile which plunged into fall- SVS Seas SV QA OWSAQNoa nay SS ¢ UMNoOOwWNNNV UY % Self-Vulcanizing for Inner Tubes amg 77% _ yo iti | all Rubber Goods. Try it. It is Aime ! lar of ej your own interest to give this v W Patch a trial. 4, ( ae ae . “a a ie, o . “ss SEF 3 ea: | re | Peliable Dealers Sell Thunderbolt Patches / & eee é Hagerling Phone HUMBOLT 228! St. Louis, ee il YY WLEEEECECCeAcC0ocAccCccEcdz APPA EAP EL ACME EAP OS RON > ARE Sais SS oS RY REE A NE ERT RNY RRM Se sane pe wlaleceletetst ot Pe SN ts IPSS a. i a RD A =e W UN Ss WGK ean ~~ a =* ee 5 SX —_ —_ -—= ap a) a> a a ee a == a as: oe ae arom um Protection at a Minimum Cost} 4 Whole Life Policy issued in amounts of $5,000 and @ tig es liberal protective features at an extremely low cost. nternational Life men will be pleased to assist ,ou with yours —_ SN NOGY IWS as. . * mpany Willing to Pay the Price Required to Give Service” ternational Life Insurance Company ld, Pres. W. FF. Grantges, Genl, Mgr. Agents D. W. Hill, Vice eee ee el a ¢ sony . cant tat 8 SR EE mcm a Pa o ‘ . : Se é sei Je } ’ SOUTH SIDE " T PHOLSTERING AND FURNITURE CO. ; We Remodel! Your Old Furniture Fine Cabmet Work and Hefinishing of All Kinds ef : ys, i i Uppy” Nig were > be ee al en 1, on Antique Furniture First-Class Workmanship oq S , prospect @ SUCCEEDS HUSBAND FERERSON ee ee ee ne AS MAYOR your ivelope te advertise Vour busine . Mrs, D. A. Shaw of Poteau, Okla., elect- _ ¢d against two oppone icipal 3 el | nts in municipa how Vou how. : contest. Pp Pp SDOWOWWN \\S -- \ S N S QQ OOS \s \ a Y Sf - 4 Lh SE, - cae oa a f puss Pita Bat 2% sh ds dk “ - : f* Ne aoe YW, wae > «7 VA -* tess: se a "fee, ~ / Ne “ 4. 7 ZZ. Yi, 4°f >. Uy sscsayvi p77 Vy OO IS Y SUES FOR $6,000,000 Mrs. Josephine S. Scripps, widow of member of wealthy publishing family, seeks'an accounting of profits of 34 newspapers formerly controlled by the elder Scripps. en vahe photo SOG eee arteiste os E 3 Y ADIL DVI PYPVISSISI TID TT “A bdbhdd C EN Stari dace Se anemia it . \ oe $s EY "edeeeddddccddggeaaeeeaeedddeddddddedcccddlt’ cca. y ax ‘ a oS) oA of . 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wie caiutpganees ——— | ee : | SATURDAY. The St. Louis Post-Dispatch Daily Magazine — - vesrtasra - Fpeece | Parking With Peggy | Don’t Be a Siren if You are Seeking Love | THE WOMAN | au How Sh | By Gladys H. PAGE 14 MEDITATIONS | psoas What Screen Vamps Think of Men and Marriage By Marguerite Mooers Marshall Py $ é : _ Siast hn an) ROOTING, teiprtn, sats tap thing as a “disillusioned woman.” Wag ‘hin alinal nd’e vreatest cift to Woman: | | “3 Rigi a | 5 See a] orldly goods I thee en- r indestructible illusions are God's greatest gilt : Se ies eee ae all my © mae He a Ge ue Heart She Captures. | f _ Gees * ale ee dow.” That's a good idea, too. 4» > - without spoiling the efferas Will Be P b | Z . wee we 2 , y ne Scns Ses 3 TTreare ££ > *y fcal any more or lamps, but the lace does tier fe * e 0 us . -_ : bh } frig : We ae =," Spi et Jee a , . eee ee — . Phere are a mie ai d - ~ | } e f 0 ly , | A woman may lose her back teeth, her figure, her last friend | fy wy ae” sh Sas a less truthful comebacks to the fa- | [as | cheerful.” There are tung has | 2 ai ae The embittered wife | you can do that will attemeam - Igr During the Spring and her last lover. But her illusions are like gray hairs; when one; = BY LAURA LA PLANTE. if» (= “9 — miliar vow. 1 is pulled out by the roots, nine others appear to take its place. | HE vampire. breaks many! oe o — = 2. 6B of a stingy man may remark, “And with the slow aaa charm ¢ , : : : | T hearts gut she seldom holds) rs . a a Re en erie: eae she'll be lucky if she ever gets $50 | will add to your lighthae aa Se 2aSON. the : Be i . Be aces ce sf him without a fight.” The _and at the same time te waesa _ . eee : ¥ ipaprewiniitein hey nt dp Aegis Benen». : ‘ % ee. ” sont Suny anaes Bi SPS , er last tooth, she wil captures, but she! . ” Ske Gee ae a | When the dentist is extracting her last t - , ‘cannot keep : ; 2. 2 OS ns ae: «= Se bs wistful saps amen of a spendthrift ; o ner °° fj hey ers aa | , : i MS Y > be rae ee ee Te ' nent. * he’ , under the anaestgetic raving about he: ESE 106: My advice to women is this: De- : fe oe casita fe ee ee 3 wife| may| comment, “If shee “— a Bic. oe ee aes ee Saee . be content with taking what I’ve Je ‘oles On tn Hele, ra Ped Sea Rade gy etd ag ill come from one. out of | room. SON. een T Al mm p* are oft -> 4 nl t a i en , ¢ - - ® s ~2'9 . ? = 4 ' han iC wy by havin ba 3 ; . : ‘ . ,7 (i? thay cide what will most please and Sat- % ; ie ce ee m | ca trays ‘se i he ‘ de wid No matter how many has failed her, ‘S$ isfy you in your associations with ee Soe ae ee 3 a ‘3 got, instead of running up Dillson | | een them. A Pt in peer in Par and other . os Ke. eae x Pat? 2 4 “in me rt” _— h 7 r tha YY) ? } i ue we Le Nn. and A¢ t according!ve If Vou $0 e ee Og — "RE, x: 3 F. e z me ° That p the Ww ay LLieé noney ~ Tr ass — . preferably 3 ) 3 : , at Bx rr or. ave se a i oS ae goes—sometimes one way, some- Fe Shape, will show up the Mebe« igshiu’ ; : nS 7 , TT ud Giver for of the helieve that the “next love’’ is going to be the skitait ife me ! can be content with the zest of ee - A Bi (a wv ss — © . te bs AS gullies EE a eee times the other—after the honey- sees ‘ , ; astonishing degree, Soy at , {te As OO ee + wee . ay NG ENR OORT Et * Seine t . Ktou Poe “ : al te ki % ates Pee a tie a, ok Mae Gk ae hae EE EE moa Pe a y AP’ hin! Feo TN a i - Pe ae eke nt eet een meee en and women iche 28 BS See a ee ral - hep ~Se Saturday this section. 2, an, A ES gage ey ee See _— i ~_— = _—— = on ‘s ee Se eee as oe » ona ecnedtatacngs* id= andere 88. At Ro a KR OE a rose-colored veil. the home, 424 . . within it, her work hard and important _ing. Obviously, she some of the cash returns of the | joint enterprise—some, but not all. W. D., We never could see why @ man, (Copyright, 1927. should turn over his unopened pay p 1k ee ie _ | Or machine printed cretonmm tucks anc ‘ple ating more, ind the sie “uF Tr ‘ , > - i¢ _ : umpKin wi eep ni “ely ter it, most cases all they need @ aistiine is certainly veing slowly’ Above, left | oO) envelope to his wife. , Why cannot they 4+ to- 18 cut if Vou dip the cut bose In earefullyv hemmed em He 4 : bie? M ~ ches > 4 , om ¢ Fi " ns - a , a raise ’ : : ensem | al ee ee of gee 5 : | -_ 3% :.. = ; 7 “S € eether? Naturally, the first things melted niga fin. You can easily} bound in an incon _ In a sca2son when the siitheuette the dress man ‘ . , EO ores pre ep 2 A See . SS a : te ee oe Re yaaa : ; ; : ee i s re ¢ ’ q p lh ‘Seder , " | : And po matter how old and withered she may be, she never) eee TP de ee eek , , eC Chee eee CC tal % to pay out of it are emove the wax when ready to cook’ before being placed Mie AMMetuses aah See: Pah NT game ali 4 the Sport ensenible fill 2 full in the. mearly cvery need of the elegant show the. beauty-doctor may make her young and lovely again. SE ee en See we git: are? FF oa , SSS Gs ae Pee ; #i : Sk. a OS TEN fF errs $ 2 ge ee ee See ees ® ‘ance and what the budgets call | ; : , eal ae ee 2 RL tp oe a een TR BERR eee Pe : , “recreation and improvement.” weman, one is ama ved to fi nd the? vest effect, What is left ought tg be divided . “— @even so, t)iere are more new -things plied to th into two equal parts, one-for the! ¥ nr undes the sun than ever before, for The short yand and one for the wife, to | : | be-es he couturier has been blue taff spend as he or she pleases, of” be | — “= ened to'vard detail,-subtle effect clothes or other personal expenses. | color ald exquisite texture o! When both earn salaries ft 7 Bbric: rew combinations of tex- seems to us that they also should | 4 “a ee chiffon with Kasha. jersey be pooled. We have a particular “ Ga } vary oe aspect of che) —s loathing for the so-called fifty- ee - bk 7 e | BBmode ; ° f beige d . ig” et ee : | : eS . fifty wife who lets her husband pay : .> : a A ie Hany as three tones of the leated ee ee Coe mest esevast) the next “Sy, ee - & . 5 A ere 3 | | of ae ; all the joint expenses and baie a OES Nts cee || -, C olor are often contained in| de a chine. © ee ee Sens DO the Pertect One! : 0 Ue ew eee GES . oe | at? eee = get. “her money” for clothes and pleas- | sib Bn oe | | eae || bel and harmonizing shades) , | & marine: “Sxck:. a se S ee Z S, LS Se | -ures. ‘“‘What’s mine’s mine,” she “e erent colors, rose with , tor instance, are seen in A man has only three or four illusions to begin with—and he | 1 ee i; ci | mssaictabaian cles 7 wan : says to him, in effect, “and what's , | | | . inters each one, as it dies, in a sealed sepulchre and never tries to | ee oe -— 7 wees “al | a, my type OF Ge eee revive it LAURA LA PLANTE. | ply a crooked deal. | : fi Oe 4 to the evening gown. | “ Sa. ° iv r . . ae: | The tuck and the pleat appear in ; " " ° t an nut in California; {sweet little Pollyanna girls. I,her hands are exquisite and caregs- prays — weer ee | | a? Ce a oe least anywhere bu n ( : . 4 be 4 on ; . : ie" 4 - i}she’s a born golddigger. want to} Ly a Many instances in the same model, But a woman's illusions never die until a whole new set of |that ruffled aprons ; have heen su-; think they demand, more than | ing. She is bejeweled and _ be- hear her husband promising to | , : ™ eethe tuck running horizontally in the h ; be bor “| perseded by the rubberized kind,/they used to, brains, personality spangled. She can dance all night, 54 everything over? And 1s) | (eee blouse. the skirt pleated vertically. them has ——— ‘that most women know less about and culture in women, and that !mix marvelous cocktails, make love gold-digging as a practice sancti- | at anf Whole dresses are finely pleated. ’ a ° idish-towels than they do about they like a sprinkle of spice mixed with the artistry of much practice. ‘fied by matrimony? Some women 3 - ce = Worth shows an afternoon frock of z : nae i Q ; i : : : ne é we ot be ver . pn } ae ‘ - A i 4 ‘ aa J . ww - : : oe . - y {nd you never can be sure that her LAST illusion is dead unti] | bridge sets; and that epnineciere ie palid;in with the sugar of feminine She wins by the sheer force of phy apparently think so. We don't! | - ‘ 1} } s ° ii P| J ; : ae ‘ Re lok e Pa ri) Th road-minded | sic appeal hat’ li ] ee y y I tle Adee kitaee ae haw catia’ deans | Hic coiffures have re- | smiles The more broad | om appea ths ie etd That's why we like the proposed | © . eeereated from yoke line to knee, in nink che . . m eA ildin that: thelr 2ut pictures usualiiy depict tt! . ion i ‘ | j ti pink cheeks andi’ men are even ling tha eee : a |new version in the prayer book | - Servin Ou SLL 7a “ers, the pleating made to Pegpconform to the favored stihouette (Coprright. 1927.) a , h ipl f ) tae ‘ Flea 4% tives show] ] r have busi- basic principles of human relation- . ms ; | iness. : } | Wives should work or have busi t. Ppnee eg i «| Service and all my worldly goods | en mn — ES | ; ae iy. old- ness or artistic careers. as well ips correctly. And they always hae be ra | 7 WF r by well pl i ba ) : si : “sil oer os silly. old nes or artistic ca rs. a | | ” \- i a. - o~* . th "f) may 1s } 'i fashioned idea. but men are to be And the success of suc! he siven woman the loser in|. ife j itifled, but not to the | ften end. Her victim tires of her ; te, jae eee “aistli ee ae f miirred from the & t > ‘r “BREAKFAST” n° > 7 oa ee ee I h ‘, A d | || forgiven for it. It's just their way | Monial arrangement often ¢ ends ‘4 i : é & ‘ . 4 on wx hh +) 5 - onl 7 . istic her ;: rtificiality he : > i e u O escent of visioning tne truly feminine. on wnhoetner they are en It) soph stication, h 4 —s i Toa : Alfbi. £ x low ps and pleated the rest =f isweet. domestic woman whom work in which they are ually too-ready Knowledge of the world To. M. P ’ WEP RSE 9 mE the ? : i eo ; * . + ; i 0 + . - * : : P ee Bv Angelo Patri they think they'd like to marry. interested. If both are ar oak ane — holy! i 433 to see vour shining locks : er S r ast AM ss “lounci nain in about th y ge Oo atri. Some men will run around a tors, or business workers, . He drifts back az You: eves of a i i blue, i q * ‘a es aa ne | “of , sa. hei ize " te a ‘ te} , oe $e seaegan think of it: Won't the girls be! and the wood. This @ _ a ught to be a part nership, not an ; : Ee me ; director's advice and start looking | rative effect and the Director of haired. ship, the man is the worker outside | ONE is asked the question, To her. everything she loves is beautiful; the weak, selfish | + ‘’ ‘ ¢ - es , job of mother- | Yerkes of West Chester, Pa., who} ™ay choose a metal brocade, g oy » gs j . to have any to bob.’ ”’ silk, or one of Bp nach two inches longer, lace is more 4m > * : P |pay an attractive woman in subtle eS gh : cm: £ aren Be mn i ee a ee f 0% | atte : : ’ a = ~~ Ss band has said at the altar. ‘ with roa ist 2 ¥ ks Uill Staiiin id dar nw for the purpose, as Bie : + ladehua des gners brighten up hopefully when the next man begins telling her how |: — li«- . | 5. ; % . iman only, don’t play the siren. oa ’ e 4 ed Heit = : | } where I live. I belong to a ciuD) this advant age: that you = 1 on ‘tablishments in the | 83 ee’ A | :? ae: =. ments between the couple. Never- | = he '45-oct ays," a = ; A’’ for r if Tr’) ; ¢ will look back on her “yesterda: It has been my observation that : as > ; aa # ee ee tg acy A lamp, no matter how : ; P £ a Soe it. Why should he give everything = > o away somewhere in the recesses of : sd " | 4 . ice! *i oh | ; % oo 2 2 ™ eee : e! Eight thous | . : , ie - ee See ~ |presumably able-bodied, able-to- | _ E hundred ousand | drawers which is ina dark w — will still listen to his next clowing promise, and believe t! woman, standing under the roses sone Pe ‘ —_—_ es: e ries " es oe 2 ae : é ve ON “4 } 3 Marriage ee ee eens eve sin ups | other one of the devices tim By SYLVESTRE DORIAN * - s ‘ os 4 . ‘ ruffled apron and waving a dish- nent. In what is still the, | “igs snipe yes Bs . for some girls. Oh, boy. this is a) light. obtainable ‘ iy. Boar’ Small matter that few people — | while the woman works! The latest in haircuts seems to/| Colorful fabric—wheties it is F man, the wayward child, the mangy pet dog—even the fading face. | is entitled to has bobbed her hair at 106—“and/ brocade, a bright-colereg sme jast year’ one chintzes, either haad evidence and embroidery legs, cei SRN IS ACAI RAI eB. a acta Dep No matter how plain and unprepossessing a girl may be, she ‘pever gives up the hope that some man may love her enough to THINK her beautiful. Pana > ier te ) or is en ee uicious cocoa of high quality and Pompe a a | The att uni rstands tLnhem . ic : . “geen s ee pes Fe D a % se . Wwalsil CLLif i-EITiS, SuccumMm i! i Lil = , . » = : : His school, a model in every liked by the bovs “tg — who is | lashes may veil capricious looks for bargain. sirens—but when thev marrv so amount of nourishment. Be eros i appliqu inv! My thew f : : . Lai uit ‘ee: retul n to in- other men than a husband. Tiftis is the quality which retains egg - - fg | 6 id ; cf piney : 8 e nh I You see the reason why ; y — ze ie. sis eta 3 . respect, is a mecca for teachers terest himself in the lad. Perhaps! ‘S90 he doesn’t marry the ink husbandly devotion | Ir pictures ‘ae dag ale ne sha gprs Sead nc — , visits are so few fF @ WALTER BAKER & CO: onde poate | oe te, he ; ey ; on a = : es 4 Je Sia , Aa s is aa 7 = Asa; a ‘S . i bd 4 tis l in ‘ ~ife . —" ue sis « . vs . ' : d . . . oi s bes e : 3 : from all par ts of the country. ae be oat hool "ae her ew ill do. little siren with her 4s 12 7 the vampire woman is th es tem- 1a thes i : th oug rh I d like to see your ; j , 4 . , ; af ? ; er whi 4a | |) dnere is always a frien: "at 7? ae ag tney mar°ry) 96 a ilitie wtie if : eg 2 ; OF neutral tintedic 0 Vv ERY BODY k: knows him and |} i fies : Zz. Loc aie ; get-me riances., He cnoses porary tem ptress—she lures, ine shione “a ne 1 Smile, il ’ eae j ce > Tete me iy : ~ bh “ : : 9 Mu“ nen the y see Biiitt Si0uc aa cent moods cheerfully. Let Thea bov [ 1 . + . , + + b ? } } : i : 5 eo Ys = 5 on arente - a . : pte se each - qont mean O impiv that ine re €acons and 1er S are aac 4g 7 j oe . | into the ciassroom nd pare nts k? Ox. vou are sorry he fe. ™ tet ee . ise ‘ ‘ ; I beth te a don icon es aii : ip mag rl l tié na Vv naing. rhe Best W ay to Get Even With | , ne . ¥ ; a ee . ni erings iiiSs lowe ee | x presen . ‘ ‘ YT ese Y ~ he , ‘ } . a aaa is ] 1 +e Ae Dp. { neerty ~ . ~ ; I ‘ ii 2 inem: ' : abe ‘ ; ne ; eal ‘ tpt ChHeOT i? NeW Lork *ome 4 S ate dS 12:30 Oc OC eip . z* Nee ea Pe Gas, for ney In mr : ever notice that 4 His arms ana MALee?r W OAT 5 Coes _ ity te “ ‘y Res Youur far THe } 1 4 f thet: aut 4 ii TTh | lf : in! i ie \ mid he ,¢ ‘etek } T™ ti) QO iven a notire to VW - : | ge. — CEAnGeS are ef- to tell you | legs seem to hang all over it and. mouiting. ; | P ; : mobiles like th ehril! ry he th a little mething to himself vacate hi the West Side “Y." Be.- anted Ads are received fox 7 vow, with much de- | spring and 1 3. ¥ ae) fi °prrigh: rQ° rine Mm ‘ONS 17) Se ‘ cat iid at i. lnatad ‘ i « ¥¢ . thea ran! _ a : .2 3 4 s ’ * . # Lior al bs e - . a a — = gil eggentiete es it rr | Another article by @e4} London andin 4 at Ry ° genta = iis = | eee Ret: Shea he : te, —s=68 1:8 ih a dress the I shall v - Y « - 4 . . > a 7 ? + es + . * - . "4 . sit *f. ’ > *** — ; in quite anywhere. ‘That's why|- suas rn Fo wildest ti — ting in the lounge smoking cigar- | “"°¥ ¥' hat wt do to make a fishit ng in the small Long Island suburb | 4 “ * Fealy the faces that | soem) ane he’s sulky and lowering and cranky. : THE RHYMING | parte of Aus: 2 ettes and looking vacantly aroune | line that would really work. As for é ta out of style. and the’ not many - So ~ * . on « ° ; ~ e717 , ‘ 2 ; § He knows it, dimly, and resents it.! | ror give | wondering what on earth to do} *@‘ttles he probably never heard | ; ‘fment there is in a | tuetrated by ‘ hehe : ’ = : : . ; g Lé . —— . P . ; 3 , ' of one in his life and wouldn't _ADVERTISEMENT A\ny day except Satur’ ie ‘Vicker it is to 100K | summer = It’s no fault of his. He isn't doing| oo Sy, iy | next. anything ee ee : 9 TI : [know what to do with a whole |—> yt Yoaeey | = : f _ ° ' 7 ' If : ,,r : 5 : > 4 PY -»* "t 3 he a 4 ; . om m as . ; y y ° . ° ¥ a - as tent Mein! ive On for six x ) = 1¢ £ couldn't @arn their own | jungle of them if he did see them i day, should you neglect eo GZve ‘‘ye¢ + : woul aula : 4 months or s« 2 iving for a week to save th | “st 1G % nem. | | f : ee ee . through a hard time. is span 9f) suds Aline Michaelis. aii then let s - lives, and yet every at ve No, the moron is no easy job. . | to send in your Help a he gowns, For morning years is like a dim passageway) —————-——~ 2 RRA Ae Geer “eae : 2 ; rey He's the white man’s burd ‘ ee y . S a ’ .. a mploy lots of (tf Wave the , : them mak« mit nas some kindly fath ir indul- mele sie : ~ \-15 ploy lots of tie : through which he must travel to . m 7 ase = NIFRED BLACK ent mother or 1 tc al ‘ A that’s what fle is. and hi: W ant Ad betore IC I eres *-°S and tot >¢ ancy fou slices of bee emerge into an open place later on What Do I Ask: che ni pega eo sn & G00 | the white wor for the HOME Edit: Ye A ee. ix 1 | : piace cer on. ae Ol. nele who would fight to the ct cod gd ; ae c 4 ition, ion wise Twe Tri i . @ri, - meat, § He bumps himeeif against ail sorts HAT of life do I ask riches f - | i? pass Denke aade then Of dake rar sooner we look it will me acc t d . ) ‘ ; 7 * -riking combination, full’and @ €ae y. | Wou an enc ; ra es are’ m nad that’s the a} thi i SS Hhetes and youthful | himself hourly. Then he is scolded.) Would I with fame and friends, morons any more. There's a perfectly well defined ayy think | | in ré 0a later editions Phone ig em and youthful and . ecupful ait. 4 at ) _ , | cam. dal course it is hard to bear with | lustre and pride, all good t? for- | El ia | about it | ) ofr ‘ p ‘ i gr 4 i t rat or “Te jan't savagery that makes i mor on in er. ey y fa eel ly I know, ny What abou? a ‘ i a ; MAI,z l l é a* * . " ~~ : : 4 c at Your Point of vi ? | i In oR ' . cil De especially ‘and a sc s Varied this season. | der. Work. him. He's a thorn in the flesh, | tune sends, be satisfied? Is it for /own not excluded | : » . morons of mén and women, it’s | 10% iuded. ” . | 7 But he has to be borne with. First | bliss alone, this thirst of mine. ma ; ’ 4 There's cousin Wilie—Cousin ( “esrght 1627.) 2 e7e.@ . c+ ' ‘ NT . ‘ i hi . ~~ ®) Paneer eae a i ’ , es aa take him to a good doctor, a jolly power to call my orn pleasures 2\ LiZzatio . : Will *> can ad | up i olun pa ' Roi! =" Or on | >i : ‘ he wilt lend themeelves to | Then sp a ¢ ' ' + —— ) sai ' ae, & columy {| oi] ies’ fee ith ve oh] the- ee 3 one, and have him examined. Have sweet wine” What do I ask of Here in the big cities we take figures if he takee ¢; . - | EE i : seataatea nate ‘ > oe eT Oh ombinations, beth: of spread ea “— ‘ — . if 4 er " ~~ ,% . " > Ca re ’ al —. — — — . ——— ‘ ~ m , . roe a ‘ - ' 7 ™ . 24 . . = i the doctor tel! him about the mys- ‘ Naught of all thie. neither Care of our morons me Way OF! He can pick out a er 00d ae : peyeens ' : nd , eae, . abe: : ~ “ Thatertais. Dull greens; Roll, tucking teries of his growth and the pror Ti- ies attri‘. nor ra ftirrn'e } ~ S ot h ot i al ; Thi ' mrarr’ eq hein . , ' aarti . © VU - horseradish . 17°e P bone P ” bs r a i 5 es . : 4 : , " ; tse of it. Tell hi If be ‘ hi % , 3 sha fee ee regi: MOOKING iit of ciothes | he has. «} ge . . 7 repare a harmiess and effecti-« i . and both yellowraand the HH led ™m yourse about Nothin ot greed for fame tire more morons nto the is nied a : ; = bay: MuMed Mquol © he Scrans af ares * Aa ity 4s . & i ie ™, - hein —" re ks. your own hard times. how a h 4 na A ; | ; ” : SO NE Ho ; mia \ a) i iT”n lle ~ 2 r} ; ‘ . Spe : : i : ga! _ : br disso} , ‘ag tro Bayer Post-Dis at ~h | if d ( lumns . : - : Og fax ored : 5 the teoth pic md yOU nhac my.desire. high place and ioft, it's all \ y simpia, | un I ' mitt wieie Pama Fc mh ff: oe ; Tabiets of Aspirin in four table- p . dSS 1€ O . ey rers of these geri 'huttered ¢ on oe emry Pimpies and aunts | name quicken no fire. Only each really came : ur s@nees and fal-! a: lies hi i Sig ee Be ee eee ee converted | spoonfuls of water. Gargle throat _— * »°8 @nd feulards. Blyes. in 4 plate. tim an feachers and a fa r law ; “ ‘ Pe Jie 4S, ere *, PeOpse &@ Year.ji a anja: er eliceed er z oe Ps ————— , ae le. - wip . . a1 s r Me Pei. latitintatenath sichine song ane ~ ty degre joy in my task. thourh low out a rfect.y plain pro : CAN fall in lot —s ae 8 gas ' . oa aes thoroughiy. Repeat in two hours if Pecans eke io “Giese range po me cover well . » High or low, this do I ask. gram Ut etd mon juice ani relis} necessary. Sen y ideale te. a aye ¢ ,: how you managed to survive it al! Only each day to own strength for & ge hs meets, and just ex- BGS WSS ~gs oeg EREE nee epd a y toe and for the blue for an ) and live happily ever afterward. | the strife, this boon and this alone) Rut whe i. on. — actly as if he had worked hard| The surplice neck finish is much! Raver Aativia o,beaeee ~-" T “is . + cannot voice tee\to & Bet) Take a Salone, But who is going to pick out] and earned tt all himself in evidence on the pew DaveriGren. which cart mene i . ) » am always pertial (eae Sa : ; 7 tiene Sprin AVEeéT i Tete whi h t b, *, ; ; : > ane a r ap. thy ien can be had in tin . ie ae as I-do not hop from : toast Lilf NE EASTER ee EN “ ie — Ma 54 > 7 - :% £ . : 13 $ i - 7 od é 7 * ‘ 2, ,. & 14 ‘ : 5 i . = aay x : oo. ; rs _ + oe ; . ee. } : 4 "4 2 ft > ie be 4 - ; + = ey - % oa 4 2 a 4 td + ie * ‘ et “es ty : bs a >. on 4 -. as > = : 2 = ay om 2) + ’ . . ( ‘ > 2 q : . oa) ey ‘ , > % 5 ~ J a 4.5 c ag P 4 : : t > £o “Sigg BS ‘ e ¢ Bir 4 af “3 = 4 “a 7 zs ~*~ . 3 : a a ‘ 2 : 3 ; 3 » 4 { . ft & = eS - YW ie Bee > a 9 L? 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SATURDAY, RDAY. FEBRUARY 19, 492 4 " , ; ‘ r ye 27, * SEBRUARY 29. 1927. . Aa - -———— eat (ere How Shall] Do It? By Gladys H. Bevan, More Light at Night ACH night, when you s : 4 ; Sw : f- your Ughts for the lon itch on ; evenings, do you Bay t — : ' “I wish there was comer pire , . could do to brighten this 7 yon Board Which Sets can't buy any more lamps ang I js . put in the strongest bulps the Mode, Describes | without spoiling the effect _jamps, but the place does sent e | cheerful.”” There are two things¢ you can do that wily astonish | with the glow and charm that the i will add to your lighting sca and at the same time to your w m }-room. Lamps are often Ereatly ; hanced by having a tray Placed a YY 3 'derneath them. A Copper trap &Y N a brass one, preferably cire vie. » Sk .\ shape, will show up the light to er ; astonishing degree, Some 6 can't keep Russian tray a - | Russi YS are CXtremoly ni talling dark for the purpose, as are also % sa ‘custom’ car.” at _$easo i. on they other jig art-~les styles a3 appear in Paris and Manion centers of Lurope, are gritte by the director of the | paris Fashion Board. which com- | prises gil the famous uesigners gf the French capital, and ATme. poulange’. of one of the best D igoin establishments the orld. The contributors to this gare the men and women who the his Or} | Turkish ones with their rat a | ChASiNE. A painted tray ns slow? ing color is very effective belong to a club _this advantage: that vou stg only one of pom it and decorate it yourself to 7 O annex a “bOY | the lamp and the room. — f. The rest of us A lamp, no matter how gay tp it. nen to play aroun} self, is deadened by being placed we are all quite on the top of a table or & chest of ndred thousand | drawers which is in a dark loose men——just if nothing is put between the lamp on’t the girls be! and the wood. This, then is an —— us pi spp a other one of the devices that ma Br SYLVESTRE DORTAN, hem take the | be employed to help both the deco.8 { the Parish Fashion and start looking | rative effect and the amount of —- i : Oh, boy. this is a light obtainable from a Siven meee HURST. / lamp. 3uy a piece of some lovely ; : haircuts seems to/| Colorful fabric—whether it fs eg y Mrs. Elizabeth | pensive or not doesn’t matter. Yq Chester, Pa.. who, may choose a metal brocade, a silk hair at 106—“and | brocade, a bright-colored printed cky,” obsedves 5. Peasant shawl, just a strip of lovely any to bob.’” silk, or one of many truly beanttty be 1997.) chintzes, either handblocked linem so or machine printed cretonnes. most cases all they need {is to carefully hemmed by hand You can easily; bound in an inconspicuous col@ when ready tocook’' before being placed under + lamp. ii ‘or irorld. mt the style “other q@ticles will appear each ‘ goturday in this section. PARIS PONE is asked the what are tine outstanding ]-™. in the style time ast Year’ one can only an- gre. “The skirts are from one ‘o two inches longer, lace is more in evidence and embroidery agks and pleating more, und the iusiline is certainly wveing slowly :. season when the silhouett¢ muses CO Change in any marked dgree, When lines remain th keep nicely after it. p the cut ends in. 4 , gme and the sport ensemble fill.’ early every need of the elegant woman, one is amazed to find that wen so, there are more new. things ynder the Sun than ever before, for theeye of the couturier - . Biymed toward detail, subtle effect om eeme color ald cxquisite texture o: eet c¢, new combinations of tex- Ali Mere, chiffon with kasha, Me with satin vary the aspect of the mode. me frock and harmonizing shades of different colors, rose with Mauve, for instance, are seen in eery type of dress from the sport ‘tothe evening gown. The tuck and the pleat appear in many instances in the same model, thetuck running horizontally in the Worth shows an afternoon frock of Myy silk mousseline, completely Pleated from yoke line to knee, in two tiers, the pleating made to | has been if Serving You Faithfully - t Bshirred from the waistline to well ow the hips and pleated the rest mithe way’. ‘Flouncings remain in about the Baker’s Breakfast Cocoa a ca ane Means Something. MUally popular as a color, bois de | = The United States Food Standards define ** Breakfast” ste moreso and the crepes ad cocoa a8 cocoa containing not less than 22 per cent of Bhold their own bravely and beauti- cocoa butter. Many cheap cocoas (which cannot beSMlly and silk mousseline is enjoy- labelled “ Breakfast * Cocoa) contain not more than 14 peg the most honored place it has cent or 15 per cent of butter. d Wer attained. ‘The summer prints Baker's Breakfast Cocoa contains not less than 26 per cent@ appear in brilliant colors and large cocoa butter, almost one-fifth more than Government requis ment. The phrase Baker's Breakfast Cocoa means @ pure, @ licious cocoa of high quality and possessing 2 ConsiGsem@ amount of nourishment. WALTER BAKER & CO. Ltd. | Established 1780 DORCHESTER, MA» Canadian Mills at Montreal Booklet of Choice Recipes sent free **BREAKFAST”’ in ‘lg n e bordered, A new and effective ac) jevad shld : ueved by applique of _ of crepe de chine in vari- & Colore iy , Clors in a checker-board Hgn on a i) tre tf ac ph ies b | ‘ of “ontrasting materials, 5 Satin On Kasha, crepe de chine on ‘re also good. ‘The ensem- it importance and is fre- € up of more ~ , ] naw 4 Ps — iC) evorore, . . ; separats one COS- Bireat. |HME. BOULANGER | DESCRIBES HER Late “Help Wanted” Service en ae — EE i ee en hc ame the Help You Need By LOUISE BOULANGER. — aa Paris. 7 "Not changes in in the rapid were accus- for Changes are ef- With much de- . cet A OT : EXLHMecyt wy *S to continue SPAY . j “nce that you m= 'c to in othe, me Fone and the & As late as 12:30 o'clock Help days, Wanted Ads are received foc he later afternoon editions of | Bolicity there is in a the Post-Dispatch. | a ewe te ie td slowly now dress the EFFICIENCY By Chas. A. L. Reed, M. D., Former President of the American Medical Association. © two brains are identical in size, weight-or quality. Variations in brains account for variations in human behavior under identica] conditions. Brains have not increased in size 7 in the last 20,000 years, but the an- cient hunters had no brain work. Tiow do we do it? The explanation is always allows a large safety; heart, lungs that nature margin of and stomach can all stand many times the nor--, mal load in emergency. lew scholars use iowance of marginal! full capacity. To study the limit of normal en- durance at any given age does the brain no harm. Harm to the 1 is done by misuse and disuse much more than by overuse. To push learning into an imma- ture brain cruelty. But the brain is’ grown up at 19 and all connections in it are established. Habitual study taxes physical en- al- its oY. 5 -besom imis extra energy to 1S ‘durance;: if long continued without | ; swim rest it damages the body. But we can never use our brain up to its full capacity-—-—but we may by abuse destroy its margin of safe- ty and thus permanent -* inflict | damage. cannot be it by his own efforts. Brains have moods and, like racehorses, they have on- days and off-days. A debauch of'light fiction is often a marvelous cure for a sluggish brain. Like motor engines, have to warm up before they run well, The student habit is easily lost if not exeraised and is terribly diffi- cult to regain. This is a good thing for lazy students to remember. Efficiency in a healthy body al- ways depends upon brain efficiency. Rrain efficiency depends upon The student habit if except in without neither of which, spots, can be méasured use. Brain quantity is a matter of en- dowment and development. frain development is a matter of endowment plus training. Defective brain endowment cannot be corrected by training al- ways means corresponding feeble- mindedness. [In feeble-mindedness atten- ticn is always defective. ln dull children both voluntary and invol- In ex- the / sign off Sarah and registered [other i; up to brains | | cause ling. both train quantity and brain qual- | that. ibe tuught ‘all ———— — ee — Little Miss Malaprop | By F ay Stevenson. te) % ; 4 IsS MALAPROP -was sent to a Southern resort, partly business and partly as a wi vacation. It was the first time she had ever Leen in a hotel alone. The South, meeting strange people, tipping porters and about hotels, had been a ; ” i | a less difficult ordeal] for vr) Or) ”" a trip down asking more or her. But before the hand, ready realized she did name. “collar ad’’ With last until she stood clerk, pen in that she lrow to hot hote] ‘ va s to register, not know The clerk made her head his business-like ways. Miss Malaprop scratched Malaprop, No. 17 East Icleventh street, New York City, fied to h¢er-reom in confusion. the elerk’s sarcastic smile, that she had not correctly. Later that day a bevy of society girls arrived at the. hotel. When the clerk was at-luncheon and an- man at his place she stole the registration. book and discovered that a lady never signs her name without “Miss’’ “Mrea.”’ in hotel register. And never enters her street or house number, name the her At She say and she knew or * Sie merely the of town. ever, with breath- Association and perception defective. Memory is be- But some defectives retentive memo- numbers, dates, Defective reason- characteristic of are also normal. wonderfulls for poetry, facts and time. ing is the chief mental deficiency. Defective children are also high- suggestible and emotional, but some are perfectly intelligent and show -their only in perver- stons of conduct f Genuine mental defect ig incur- able, early every case can be improved by treatment. Many to earn their living, bu supervision during the low have rjes ly defect } + Our 2 require tained and fickle.-- Adenoids, how- whole of their lives, handsome | can For the Woman Who Takes Pride In Her Biscuits:

By Hannah Wing. QGSSIBLY there is no food niore P well-made biscuit. It should be mLonger Skirts, More Lace, Pleating and Tucks, And Higher Waistline Are Chief Changes in | appetizing or satisfying than a | light and flaky, with a crisp gold- | en brown crust and served piping hot from the oven. When broken apart the flavor should not be found lacking. This is the standard recipe which | make 14° medium-sized biscuits: Two-cups flour. 4 teaspoonsful baking powder, 1% teaspoon salt, 4 tablespoons fat, 4 to 1 cup cold milk. Mix and With a fork gradually to Turn the floured and about inch Brush over the dough butter. Cut with a small cutter, place the biscuit greased baking sheet one dry ingredients. in the fat. Add make , dough rol] sift work milk dough. poard one-half ae ’ 4 biscul On a | inch | apart and bake in a hot oven 400-. 450 degrees I, 15-20 minutes. And there are the variations with which the proud biscuit mak- er becomes the envy of her friends. (Cheese Biscuit-—-Add . one-third cup grated cheese to dry ingrs- dients. Nut finely dients. Fruit dates or figs. dry ingredients. raisins should be chopped. Filled Biecuit—Roll plain biscuit dough % inch thick and cut in small circles. On the top of one- half of the biscuit place one tea- spoon of any tart jam, fruit butter, jellv or orange marmalade, moisi- -nmn the edges of the biscuit with Biercuilt Add raisin. fruit to figs : q . > “Lurran us > hi aj Biscuit Add 32a ¢ Dates, and ™ 4. oo 8 ANOLIUCT Vis- — ~ ee edges t to ps Wit —s ;¢} cover Wilh > bet] swine +\5¢ “oo ' : , ssing uid’ degrees minutes, The center of the may be removed, making a biscuit tart. Whole Wheat Biscuit—Substt- tute 1 cup whole wheat flour for 1 cup white flour. sran iscult—-Use and 1%% cups flour. Peanut Butter Biscuit—-Use pea- nut butter in place of the shorten- ing. adding it in the same way. Individual] Shortcakes—Add one tablespoon sugar to standard cipe, shape with a large biscuit cutter and bake. Open the short- cakes, butter and fil] with fresh or canned fruit. Pile fruit on top top cirele *% cup bran one-third cup | chopped nuts to dry ingre- | re- | and garnish with whipped cream. | i; This makes 7 shortcakes, / Style - RECIPES FROM “My Old Virginia Cook Book” Pineapple Sponge. Gelatines. _ OAs 2 tablespoonsful of S gelatine in 45 cup of cold water for 5 minutes and then dissolve it in 1 cup of bolling water. Add this % cup of sugar and 1 cup of grated pine- apple and set aside in a cool place until mixture starts to thicken, stirring occasionally. When quite thick, beat with wire whisk until frothy and then fold in stiffly beaten whites of 3 eggs and 1 cup of whipped cream. Chill and serve h cream. to wit “co o—w +, ¢ 7 Shed ‘Copvyvrign . 1927.) error || Music. | pupil, study PAGE 15 aT Hk: pointer for today ig: the A suit-bid of one should bis : y arlea by 2 leaded with the other worthless; but by Ace-Queen . . 1,3 side should be made five ard Acc-hWing, ight cards utterly cards headéd with nothing on the passed. @T) cvca «> five Today the subject of our consid- eration will be tnitial suit-bids made with five-card suits, unaided by any side strength. For the pur- of illustration, it may be considered that the small cards (x) in the examples given below are Pours, Threes*and Twos. poses Yesterday three hands were giv- en to illustrate the slight margin which may exist between hands which should be passed and those which should bebid. Sp.: X-X-X. Sats? =. XX. Ace-King-X-xX-x. there are two head of a five-card sult, and ‘that suit accordingly should named. To fail bid with this type of suit is a common which is apt to be fatal. point is so important that a special explanation of the reasons for the bid will be made in Mon- day’s article. oe eS. XR ae Ace-Queen-1]0-x-x. Cli x-X-x. This hand is just a shade under i. Reine, © €L In No. ! tricks at T- Quick tne to be The Di.: _ om. 2 ee 4 Pointers on Auction Dridge | “Soll By Mitton C. Work aaa ‘ initigs as not quick tricks, although the Queen and th: Ten the suit will prebably pro- duce a trick between them, they may not do so Cif produced may be belated) and therefore with this holJjJing—strong as it is—the hand should be initially passed. x-x-x. Ht.: Ace-Queen- Jack-Xx-x. Di.: x-z.. Cid Bee This hand shewld be bid as is a shade stronger than Ace-RKing- X-X\-X: With the adverse King of the suit on the right of the hand (an even chance), it will take three -_ - - . y - * Strength required for an 5 it ha 4 we 1S ae Sry: : --« * « -high-card tricks and probably will keep the adversaries from making a trick in the suit. With the ai- verse King on the wrong side, tf will still take two high-card tricks and, while these tricks may not be “quick” as would the Ace-King. nevertheless ihe qualities of the high hand will verag: higher than the winning qualitics of Ace-King. Therefore a bid o one should be made with this cetii- bination. The following lands will be dis- cussed Nionday: Ace-HKing- 4-3-2. Tit.: Cl.: @eSed. Ht.: 4-3-2, Di Ace-King-4-3-2. fCopyright,. 1927.) as be Case with winning cards in +’ . i ait A a noe FAMOUS ACTRESSES. Rachel, Who Loved Napoleon’s Son By Anne Lik. fame rise from pauperism to in the dramatie field is not at all an unusual occur- the career of Kachel was perhaps one of the most strik- ing. Wize her nume to Mumpf, a village in into a of squalor. T rence, but ’ changec born in who later hachel, was poverty une and mother peddlers, who world Lk r Jewish country to father wer peor wandered tag Coun- liv- [rem to out a tinally ww h cre eke family l’rance, opened a second-hand The father (;erman whenever uble lL elix Lyons, bare iy ing. The tled in niotiier wave he clothing shop. lessons in could obtain a pupil. When Rachel was about 10 years old she and her elder sister, Sarah, who had a beautiful voice, made their way to Paris. For four years the two sisters made the rounds of the cafes in the lowest quarters ot Paris. Sarah sang and Rachel fol- lowed silenily with the wooden plate. the attention of M. Choron, head of the Conservatory of Sacred lle admitted Sarah as a later to be enrolled as a regular chorister, and, after hear- ing Rachel recite, urged her to clocution. She had learned ' Switzerland. | ius. | to The sisters finally came to the | Chaplain much feeling bits from the best-hnuov els “sie B lo recite with eloquence l'rench Rachel appeared in citals, and, although ished her teachers and panions, she was not nized au great actress. She wa: described at this time as being puny in form, monkey-like in fac and, her-tones were gratingly wu pleasant. Hiowever, the cxpeor! few---among them Jules critic; Gauthier, the po: several ie she aston- her yet recox t*to.i} ” ais ene. ad Janin. the and novelist, and the actress, MM}. Murs which foremost within her power, bound to make he, among all Frencu ~Si W were actresses, It was in. Corneille’s play. “}lo: ace,’ that she carned the fame u- the greatest of all tragediennes of her time. She stirred the emotions of her hearers and thrilled great audiences by sheer dramatic gen- Princes of royal blood came see her, and she was showered 'with gifts of money and jewels. | She was only 18 years. old ond l very frail in health. She wa threatened with a complaint of tl. lungs, and so great. was the publi: interest in her that the newspaper |published daily bulletins of ber ‘health. Her door was besieged ls anxious callers who wished ty | know her condition. 1927 World Almanac NE of the most widely consulted annual Reference Books printed in the English language. is the constant authority for the well-informed. of the past year is a panorama of sports, politics, finance, literature and the activities of a many-sided world. The Government statistics are invaluable to statesmen, speakers, writers, and business men in Let it occupy a prominent place on your book every walk of life. shelves! ' 60c —On News Stands At Book Stores By Mail—and at the It settles all questions, and POST-DISPATCE Its review St. Louis, Mo. Al alba ss bet Pee LRP Ee eee Toe Wola” GEL A PEELE NLA IE IEEE OP EF OE ig ge HOI MESS ORB A NS aE RED Sg UN ee amnesia UE GME A EN al oy or *»

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P ees pig Maa 2 BOM calbegiaa The St. Louis Post-Dispatch Daily Magazine IPAGE 16 La on pS es pes + The Bible in Pictures “, The Greatest Story in the World in re en ny —P Be be A pn Nye yar cade lelet emo aot aera ’ v7 = - srerertine os a we Rune ante rps : Tea 2 gee oe, poi! ¥ fi i AS dee 5 I ‘ hie SY A New Mystery Thriller - By Carolyn Wells - (Coprright. 1827.) ee re, vie hid ~ or wa es bag ae ce a gre a Wl ARTE PS ee « your position and sym- ize with vour endeavor, I hope peed none stereo —S6,. thea-. Boston symphony: bt Elks Temple organ: could they do?’”’ | . she fairly snort- 10 A. M. Daily Service Period. 11 A. M. Daily Monday, Wednesday and Friday Crocker Gold Medal brought out at the inquest. VOW GO ON WITH THE STORY 9, Keystone duo: (344.6m-S870ke +—?7, ‘\ IMMY SKUNK and his family ! getting into a bad habit. .thatis what Mother Brown And I know why. “, HH KAA CAR ¥ os me YRIN SEARS tt ieee bi ORIN EAt WLW, Cincinnati (422.3m-710kce}—6. or- Mt « OF a Evening Program A, rer “=u * ~awdevrF Saturday, Feb. 19 it happened quite often, » LA ETL Titi III ii tT ‘TTT itititii iit. - ome” * 8:30 P. M.- « » we 4 cn _ 8 AS oO RR TE = BE ee Se eeee ee eRe eee eee eee . Titi rr ~ Broadcasting tne@ concert by »>r his dad was very much Symphony Orches- Mother Brown pe ae BS CR ME OE, lt SE ¥ i" » é Ps o ae i? no ape eS asl os et “4 ao RS en roe % 5 ~ Pg > ae “2 _ . Ser , to rs ite vy le i J , eh ae : % al 4 éepacae is «3% Bot eee ie i DIN eae ecg a= - m Being . tt Py ‘s Woe es ea ge oie . Ts: PLS? > ae Be ays eee 4s : pertinbias a oho) 2 tae weepe Rite as a g rie RS % j sy 7 = eh, Young Rebin put the question tO. of close scrutinyv. «* and keep right On scratch AtJ, WAGNER PROGRAM pe Ea a CAR ae 1h ee es eee + cae ee a ¥ For Better Sprin POULTRY PENS Whether the need is utility flocks—to supply the home with _ fresh eggs, friers and broilers—or for show purposes to secure more ribbons, Post-Dispatch readers may fill all their wants through the Post-Dispatch classified Poultry and Bird Columns. Be sure to read the offers in the Big Sunday Post-Dispatch. = ' would be opened. eon was right there with him all One night the Skunk family from “Lohengrin” \lice have left undone. Three Excerpts from ‘the investigation that they certain- [Se hit oa» wee ontlsa Sig Coroner Hubbard proceeded with Forest Murmurs from eer Ba Ba Re a £ to attain results that they assured- called on everybody he eould hear). siegfried’# Rhine Jour- pees ots Mrs. Jimmy scratched and scratched, | but nobody came perhaps they tho trying anythin; way, they arrived at the hehe A an gp mnege eS amen 2 eer ‘ % Se " y “ oe renee ™ sex cage a A, FeetRN abla TLTLLLILITItiitititiiitle. ‘“gotterdammerung”’ INTERMISSION Excerpts from the Third Act of “Die Meistersinger”’ - that would offer which to look for the murderer of Gurrett Folsom. | He had no wish to adjourn the for he thought if any further evi- . 3 understanding of my position and of my purpose.”’ “I do understand, som, and I assure you that you on me to do all I can | And I make bold to ask that you keep vour work and its results as quiet as vou can, and avoid all unnecessary publicity.” no food in the shed for them and = that Mother Brown Was in the front of the house. We Samia veggaph eae ge standing there. No one said anything, but Mrs. _Jimmy promptly made it clear that a than doubtful dence ever came to light. sure that the | scratching at the door. murderer had his plans too well and covered his — \SESSRRERRREERE REE scratched. but nobody carne. Mother Brown looked more puz- Radio Programs Central Standard Time PR A RAL PEM FCI listened for Mother Brown's foot- tained her ends, this not unreasonable request. . After the de arttire of the , and they made short work , partut f the day, Feb. 19. WLIT. WOAI, WRYA, WSBT, WWJ. ices and asked him to favor her as well as a regular was wilfully murdered by So Mother Brown hurried about ROT PEs, Sigs $k Somewhat to her surprise, higges and expressed be of service if — with a spring. If you opened that wr weapon used was probably the an- lique dagger that had been found ‘himself as glad to SOF OES SS a Sapeh ne mat 5 he Be Mother Brown he sereen door Sh lesen So cus ae SR le 2 _ ae RR yar engi Pt agg 1, aes ‘heed Or disapnointe: me —— ~~ Peete eenee Saath BR Am BARA \T ow SDE ’ ’ ’ ‘ ’ filed eetii. was to . Jit? fF ah St Mr encad cieeicldhige ss cncminsaiamemeannttincs sa ri ‘i at, Sek a hd ie . seratched and when that door banged some one i SeSeeee8.isnenenP scale Donita ances A sp Lout@, (240m-1250kc) —7, Roland Wise: base: | orchestra; 8, studio program: “)uUlar program. (361.2m-S30ke) —10:15, studio pregram: 11:15, Hotel Whitcomb detective, Jepson, “first 1 certainly do, and it been the banging of exgerd oF a already engaged in.” Tite Riggs stared. = “You—you will take } Ser ] ed " ke she TY ee T 3 > hy o . ’ pull d back Br } ull 1 that screen make that door bang again? W hen g to see the last I'm going to try it.” e De eA aie de ee eee or ae ro Jimmy was a litt The swinging open (495.2m-740ke)—8. Musical program. (461.3m-650kc ) —9-11, Lawes astonishing woman, tonishing things. ‘You know my business, then?” “By no means. nephew tonight or tomorrow. Then fs nT Ne ae cea aie aaa tarteytret wy ie ete RMA, Shenandoah special’ features, AMOX, St. Louis (280.2m/1070ke)—S. re- by Jacquino:t Jules| and Alice Mae- pea her claw start backed away hurries diy. ‘oe oh alee wa Deere ea Se ee a CSR funeral chapel ame) could hook her. _ 4 eo a SAE EI bave % Stay here a ae a ea alda Berry Mares: r% that I cannot accomplish sb be Seer a ~ *s adie + } ' ' that bang something aults much more quickly than did OPE 5b RG EO Bas ata oe Fa ae ea . ¥ . r| - 4 * oid her fami, about lors rho > RE ok pasa seNae* ee NGT eS ee o> haga Fier ws rarmer Brown's : Rye . F ‘ aS PA TAG, SPR ak x i she chose her own manner orehesira: 10 danch Her first step was to demand an - Breathing and Beauty Pit soot a By Lucrezia Bori — c ON IN ia ey Oe By * ne te sing lark a pay eae See ae is reached when OE hy Sa ~~ . ce -t4- “ia ace \ qo™" ; . vat ee com. of. Fae, Ls* _ a *., Fok, jane oh re 2 ocean | Be ret - 2 . . pee “ ee t Cc a’ a | vné 4 er ® « @ - {ns . vw x ea eg be ete a “or .- 42 % 5 a\ pa «ttt : yo 740% : ‘ LL} w : wa nt petty 4 *) 1% © p er ot Soft Wt ws . Mi eet Gare 00 SS ; go re wat Ri . stot. «et = ev ue a= sot snd 18 ’ ‘“~ nS ante ors, Oh at pice. | wx Ove oe 3° 14 Be “1% at 8 : ecole. Vv wo? r¢yo*® ‘ t = é er" bt ." ad -~. +,5°. cee? ry oi? Vox e aii‘. o* r. 4. "9g BE en geeky. “gun ° ww orc? ne in. 7a. Be oT e st + " ~% . 4 3 , al ¢ ; r +) >, = Ye y a ™ FeP ahh aires: ast net a a*® Wyan ¢ ~ = *).* ‘ L- ~ «te ail | ; - 7 46 ot th @ oh ae ret P* pial er are acd aere” ye ae acne Saal ~ 2 v ak - acis®? Sond — 3s Fens | . ¢° MORE Poultry and Bird advertisements are printed in the Post-Dispatch regularly than appear in ALL three other St. Louis newspapers COMBINED. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The ONE BIG Result Medium of the BILLIONAREA and when lcht w ~- Re ee ct Rll a AO RABE PO: Ae Mls oe cs > ’ w / ws SS ¢ special features. Pa)- ay BE ich A es ee 2 . ; a J ‘ ; hh ; a8 “hh pecking: Spent i eae i #5 et A Sia se Paneer ey , ¥ See ahs od eens ai la pall ala “Et understand, Miss fe!som and. oe Cao ag 7. hs SPPee ak? 4 : en ee ie PR ns ee te — et : \ more supportable than the « orchestra; 10:50, dance program. ment of our friends upon thes, FANSWERS TO Ql The Post-Dispatch reserves the right te onal and telephone calla or answers’ by wen attentton, except letters on medical quest ed sincerity when accompanied rE_LLSTON. — One yard equals 402 of a meter or one yard sit va 91.4402 centimeters len SS equal 254.0006 miliimeters gt inches equal 25.40005 centi- 6 meters. HUCK.—To silver giass 'n mak- Cc mirror spread a sheet or ink ger’ smooth tinfoll on a a sowel stone table. -Cover the a il with a layer of mercury % at to make bubbles form wun- lass. The work must be bet nee over if any bubbles. ap- | don Put a heavy weight on the! pear. press out excess mercury ts . gine. class remain under pres-) gna , °4 hours. Next stand the sure r up on edge to drain. We eae uaranhtee that results wilt ol oo } as the quality of the H pS onoun Accoraing to Weather Bureau records, the Mississipp! s been frozen over be- st. Louls and the Illinois a 1902, 1910 and in Janu-/j} ay. 1918. On these occasions per- oh bl walked across on the ice, which Was composed of large. rough d’a ee the memories of some old eegidents, the river was frozen solid enough in the winter of) 1974-75 for heavily laden Wagons so be driven across. At that time | up of saloons Were put Up; A the halfway mark in the mid- of the river by enterprising st Lovisans so that pedestrians walk. eR tin oot thick. Slide the perfectly} glass over the mercury go) + eee — end others could enjoy the cold! by stamped ed MRS. W. BE machine of 6 made by Thom patent Was ¢£ July 17, 2390. whether more tal machine drawings on f patent office, ¢ description of Specifications « eVidence to | eR success Was sewing rhachii tian wre made RO 4 them, te "iat nz for were destr ve bes The lat a r-Sa Viik : but his machi features thag compared wif blocks ar Ppleces that | nd froze solid. - long, Tu J . oodros 45 non C. Ceats ...4914A Natural Bridge | Se eee +o Oe ee mer % Hu Margarite Hesale Sima Silver, @Z Fence ‘ Bolden ... 53 Gartield mealia House ; 4433 Gattield Hilde Deseaes mniT eases oe ee” | Patrick Maken BOn Patterson _. J818 Morgan J Gallans. 7a, avis 180" Morgan Minerva J. Riga ge iC ’ . Sophia Larsen, Pingsit . $400 N. Broadway ae Bt Bee ae OTT N Edeventh |: — Qo : ; tee: N@, it Kennedy, red S$. Chappius .. University Cliy iRise Stovall @ aude Gertrude \i~haus. .6907 Waterman | Mattie Porten® Bene J. McNeely ......... 1588 Locust o> 5 BSSeee ehice Miller nal aaa Kaneas ‘ % Mo d. ome Si. , : a? ee ~ - trom . ~ : : we | ies ‘en rank A ge Cepes 7 = . ” . 13% 0 B ard Lsitiva Lranl ap, ary Whelan . ..... 2600 &t. Louis 1. Nagper, 2a bert Anthor y H in. .. 48941 McPherson J. Daven. 83 2 Meares’ K. Guy ..... .. 2. ..Maplewood | ©. | Rotinges 5 "i; Harold Eliwon enn Pe Sixth pebheers 1 y + oy - 7 os mh 7 and S+eervevegeeen £444 Ruse A Pe: ratern . MM. Noble .. 2... 4734 8. Louie Alcpeias Artz mV. Reed .. _... Kansas City, Mo! A anaes ie - 7 - ; » jer r* Pn ee K. Schroeder .4.% $474 Lee w Whitfield, 2 “= fal} . . « 4°48 Mary and Fuosalia Dornrow Diebe ta .. “7603 Shenandoah | J. FP. ieee BER A Hels 648 Shenandoah | Rugenis _— be 5 wep it OF “arah Feng | ’ rt. b4 o ° , ’ te « “ _ Haitie FT (18 ~ Etat en® steve Novagore tic E. Dunivan.903 N. Righteesth T. am A Ham 'lten 53125 .Acams 4 rs. Mar £ ; J avies init Mia emis St 9 E. Spicler Little Rock Ark Her kona Little Reek, Ark By |the AssoGmme ™ Rob mnowitz O°30 Cetee he ? — ° ‘ 7 i4vingon Karchmer....@220 Cates chenghal ferson, from Phaleros re Webster Groves \ shies New a Ari fram New & a N. Walker ..«+.- 0800 Areenai ’ Ente Haynes ....-.....5800 Arsenal | ce Keesler =. . ; K irk wood ~S0G6am . Predericic Kocher . Harria>org MURS 1.5 4c Wall, Switzerland, Auckland) wemeniet ..«.. us Stillwater, Minn A. Shuey ..+.8t. Pasi, Aine ', BIRTHS RECORDED. rnoys . . . : Hadley KM? Cage . d s ** . , e a , a h.erghbar 40,4 Fro (ail ot , » acc I.. Roman, 4934 Palm: -— ¥ . os mae M. Gush. 1305A Clinte: Med I Jarkeon. 1717 Delman 7. ant Venable, 1437 &. Third. amd & Staffey 1833 S. Eleventh. Southampt New York, ("herbourg Roosevelt, ae (Orato. ret New York. ‘Trieste, Fe SOT, New Yor Hiatfa, Fe - M. Wollenberg, 1527 N. sSeven-| York. - M. Plelik, 408 @lAney. ‘S54 T Reeder. 4161 Connecticet. gle ane 39727 McDonald are ¥y te : ~ r ier 2 nk. 1540 California. . » 2 ae P é . ; iz aaa h. 41584 Coupera - t N Wilhelm. 1116 8 Nint — Hera en Tie - anc ? * > a a Loentmenn. 5930 ™ , tala z ms £ Anhibere, 717 #* Barle “ Powell, 29915 N. Spring. & GIRLS. +> ©. lane, 311 Soulard. ce | Woodrut? 2346 Carr 2. i w “on. 1930 S. Sevrent> iy Mo Heledenbach, 4630 Steffan. ens , . o#te. $'384 Gano ioe, > °. Sartor, 3623 Carrell, can, ."stice. 618 Lam Ome . ites, 3410 Morgm ies TPP. 2414 S. Broadway “ar . 4i3°R oh ne | eh Ste: Adio a . 2a? vty eee F ' \ i ae > ‘eo een. L43TA N. Twentioth “oem 1634 Fighteenth on lL. & Agber , ‘erberg. 2014 Oca ar: M . Hensler, 044 Lomeeatin “ abalin. 13094 Onde. «A f ~ > >» oe ™ oad * new e r 4 J Dee. 4158 ™“ Grand - Wilder. 41455 st Ferdinasd. Pegs. 1520 Destrehan Bids Southampt rs b 18 Am Hiong kom, MeKinieys, By the Assoctat St. Joseph frozen; good Joplin: © | Jeftfersoa rough, frog Cdlambia: rough. Moberty:

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ee eee = ame ro a, . = : ee RY 1987, | | SATURDAY. | sot arg . : The St. Louis Post-Dispatch Daily Magazine | — : FEBRUARY 19. 1927. SWERS TO QUERIES | ELLA CINDERS—By BILL CONSELMAN AND CHARLIE PLUMB gne Post-Dispatch reserves the right to reject any query. | GIVNE MB THAT = CONT WORRY AGOUT personal and telephone calls or answers by mail cannot be | MAP-—OR “OUR : J A MASHERS WHEN YOO HAVeG attention, ercept letters on medical questions of undoubdt- | LITTLE BROTHER = |; ) Ay STRZOAIKS MAAI ALONIG! , eg sincerity when accompanted by stamped addressed envelope. | & VS sf Bs, if . . TFT CHUCKED HIhKA SO FAR : sg — } WELLSTON. — One yard equals, MRS. W. B. C.—The first sewing |, ANY MOR Cg if a 7 RS CLOTHES WILL BE ein - | of a eater Sore pote machine of official record was| if : , OLD-FASHIONED Py - ee ual 254.0006 ‘millimeters | ™ade by Thomas Saint, on which a || port il// SCY TRE TIME inc inches equal 25.40006 centi-/ Datent was granted in England | "al a , , meters. July 17, 1790. It is not known) CK.—To silver glass in mak- whether more than an experimen- ing merer Serene} oak on tal machine was made, only the ee tone table. Cover the drawings on file in the Engilfsh awith a layer of mercury % patent office, together with a full ch thick. Slide thé perfectly description of the machine in the glass over the mercury so Specifications of the patent, are in t to make bubbles form un- evidence to show to what extent The work must be! SUccess was attained. The first if anv bubbles ap-| S¢Wing machine put into opera- P avy weight on the | tion was made by Barthlemay Thi- to press out excess mercury monnier, patented in France in jet glass remain under pres-| 1530, This machine was 30 far for 24 hours. Next stand the} 4 Success that in 1841 it is said oe, sure oT « on edge to drain. We| s0 of them, being used for making jy pirror wn rantee that results will: Clothing for the French army, po eed ‘te the quality of the| Were destroyed by a mob @s had ||| wi nends on the operator -| been the Jaccard loom and other | | k depe : See ei |labor-saving devices years before. | | J. — According to Weather! Thimonnier made another attempt records, the Mississipp!/ in 1848 to introduce his machine Bon o eo Wert , ¥ y u a f . ‘ o in the foreground, restored by KOR, is en- pores has been frozen over be-/in France but was again defeatee ;: | M/ UG ha ae eT . ahi) “\ aie pitts uis : lilinois | by ; b. He secured a patent in | go aR : if | ie — a ) ' ee a mr | ~— : pre . St. Louls and the ; a mond, ect € re & I en 1 Ito, A Ad ‘ jf ' ; ’ fs 4 wie wah wryly the Nineveh of today is, in appearance at in 1902, 1919 and in Janu-j|the United States Sept. 3, 18650, | Mean, Pathe Wp. Wr la. ey Wee 1 at WW LO Aa " eo, Aiea U4! + me ‘ On these occasions per-{ but his machine had no important |j! iis hh Le : a - ha his Ae bakeadd YT TE a ade on the iceée,! features that were of value as jj} of large,| compared with the sewing ma- || roug pieces that/chines of that date. Several pat- | | - a jammed’ solid. Accord-| ents on sewing machines were |! apegmeaione . Ge Be ——IBling to the memories of some old/taken out in England ar@ the |i} 8. dance orchestra; -——— residents, the river was frozem/ United States up to 1846, but none | : §:40, dance music Bipiid enough in the winter of/ of them contained the essentiai “ ‘. ; . ” om ] h ; . ; os a* h avily laden Wagons | fe; t PAS 7 ecessa "Y for SuUCCeCBHB In i rr. wy. 2 ; 74-18 for @avii} « - Sag nerrvinakers. rold. Building leo. ; nie it} : | ‘could it amount to a common law 7 », : aes ; | peT X. -- When an ex-service| marriage. You can examine the || INSTALLED Bll : 4 Ss pan dies his beneficiary can col-|records in the clerk's office in the | | IN A BUSINESS = ict the full face amount of his| Court House with regard to any ||| eee aeeaqsenee — —- Lit ty yvernment insurance policy. g | Particular annulment suit. After |) | OFFICE AND aie De ; ° * \} SS SS SSS 4 'uF—The suit for the grocery! 2 marriage has been annulled, | CARRIE IN QUEST age ee P | / mt = S-) READER we police have put into each name. right to take pictures and fin- e J, K. L.—Report the facts to| ger prints when they haye reason. |. ! the Prosecuting Attorney's office! abl grounds for believing that ||! the Municipal Courts Building,! the suspect has committed a urteenth and Market streets. '. rimé. ocks—to supply the home with | Health eA RICA QUESTIONS will be con-. | eS } I WONDER int : iT “a OF for show purposes to secure | | 4 fered. Diagnosis or treatment of individual cases will not he given. | Prat eons 1 an \e We REALLY IN FACT, WE SAID T WAS readers may fill all their wants || Silgminseritsorrjnov te cared|ie nor a scram at a races eet | | Down BER SINCE ~AT 2 wat 4 [ill | HE WASNT! GUN THE pe sified Poultry and Bird Columns. [UBM tiie inc! lane ine ene Aenea wee at || | BEING DUMB Yous A 2 [ Meant Ou) | ) the Big Sunday Post-Dispatch. ) infection and{USed and with considerable suc- Z y f WEREN'T nem ae MEANT YOU mr liver, malarial ae @he the cast fow oon, “i | . | : cause ! ae 7 pes ow ¥Y 8. e ee eeunes. ,advantages claimed for i which . \OENT : ; . NO, 1\QMA, BLACKBERRY. — There is but seem to ‘be borne out by the eae fi : en enki feae remedy for such a growth and|ords, are that it is more effective Se . : | Mat is to have it removed by aj generally and will often succeed , & iY es, y i MEAN @mpetent surgeon. There Is no| where other’ treatments TU V7 3 Aner @anger in such an operation. Such | failed. , : Browths when neglected may be- ®ome cancerous. eveN ae a _ neeeaenaeaaae senna — - - , ff 7 | H eee ere ae eee le R. J. and A. Cosgrove, 2825 Olite, 3. H. and A. McCully, 5370 Perehing. yr. and A. Keene, 2414A N. Fifteenth. ¢ na ' Karster, &25A Iron. \Marriage Licenses *”*.” a : H. and T. Leonard 2008 S; Twelfth, - Births Recorded J. M. and C. Ameia, 5309 Odell! _ ° Re BURIAL PERMITS. Ts i ee PERMITS. 41 VOSA Romaine. ———— ne oe ene — tT MO — Een MARRIAGE LICENSES. | “ Bie eee Union. | I tls J ~ j ] . . ¢ Ke , ke, Patterson ; 4208 Washington “ol . om th, Tugel, a Hoffman, nee V. Ferg tone. I | (eGelia Hafiner 3149 Alfred ace ¥. Ferguson ae . Oblong, Ill. g Woodrow, 45, 23 S Channing. ~~ i ; n ”. 4A > . > ne * oe Me l Menon C. Coats ...4914A Natural Bridge | Mary L. Williamson, | . St. Regis Apts. Eather i Hull... »+++..d020 N, Union | Margarite Rezabek, 78, 902 Geyer. _— ©. Bolden ... .4453 Garfield Hilda hte i 0 0 ban Wiufaila } ouse : F 32 Ge rf eld (i; sie : 4 : a, ; l r $4 de> :a il Patrick Mahan, i Patterson — a IS] Morgan J (sallans., 70. — b Davis .......... 1808 Morgan | Minerva J. Meyer, 53, 5232 Ridge. a cet... . 8400 N. Broadway? ? ia Larson, G2 S2C fayette. | 400 Ns Broaaeey | Ana Mt ne 2,108 Nath, | JOE JINKS—By VIC ei} a. ured S&S. Chappius .. University City = Me | u Oe ban a . y de Gertrude Niehaus. .6907 Waterman : rter, 26. 3018 Lueaa. i 7 peer + McNeely te & mh ee oe Tavs 1.0% limt |v. ° 7310 Virginia, ; H ice Miller Kansas City. Ma/d- Meehan, 51, 4649 Magnolia. | “— + ee re E. F. Phillips, 63, 13th and Olive. Eolite Seentas. 65. 4202 Pace. ISNT (T A FACT THAT COLUMBUS Took A RISK? = Gos '' Thar BRD _ aan —_ 7 ne ye aes . I. Napper, | £08 at. EFELLER , DOHEHEY, SINCLAIR AND STEWART ine dide | dent thweuen td Gare ‘2 _ nS Look HERE Hookus — mM worRIeDd -- DIDN'T ROCK , ' ¢ = mE AGE. AND SMaey CH aoec NMI Picts pe aPlewo04 | itarold Ellison, 1. 1046 Clara | 4 OSWALD SHRIVVEL THE MILLIONAIRE RUBBER | FRA ke RISKS ? DON'T You “TAKE A RISK EVERY “TIME. we{ TALKS WONDERFUL LEER EF. Penmat eat and ani heme Tiby .. 2644 Russell |W 'eirtein’ 3. 2728 Howard. | OE NEVER om | 7 . | ' Ta YOUR OLD FASHIONED RAZOR: | is Artn > sh , | N@ING EcT Like THs tt “THE YOU SHAVE Wt | Nols 05 Engg ee. + ::: eee ee estes. lath. | TAKES SHRIVVEL'S x: cena i TIS COMPANY QWAS (T'S LAND AND THERE'S OIL $248 Marviand -ozalia Domrowska,. 56, : NN. Be P j Ss 1. P Kimack. 1, 215A. Sidney NEVERTHELESS |i TO MAKE MONEY “THAN A GOLDFISH ' ==. WAS TO GET A DRINK !!! Sarah Fitzhugh, 51, 3420 Laclede. IS WORRIED BY Steve Novagoratz, 6, 1421 Angelrodt. Hamilton 3125 Ad f : | “THE —«- 4 al cele , ' ‘ GANS + } ty V. James. ...5331 Manchester Steamship Movements. KING'S REMARKS » Spieler ......Little Rock. Ark . A mee Beckman... Little Rock. Ark y the Associated Press CONCERN ING A meeore Robinowitz 8°39 Cates | Arrived A WHO WO ore Ro ice es «>, - Q890 Gutes! | SLD a Vinson Karchmer....6239 Cates Shenghai, F: bh. 18, President Jef- M N | FINANCE AN OIL ComMPANY — | Harold Ellison, 1 = KING, TELLS ME A MAN RUNS A TREMENDOUS =} You CRoss THE STREET? Yor), TAKE A RISK EVERY | = LO G ic vay \ ast \ , \\not8 \e8 : Tete hot y — . St. Louis riage Artman, 3919 Shenandoah. = ae : iomeagpes Switzerland | Stillwater, Minn’ from New York. tt. Paul, Minn M 2 Southampton, Feb. 1§, Olympic, | BIRTHS RECORDED. New York. | BOYS Cherbourg, Feb. 1%, President | and B. Hadley 0? ¢ Roosevelt, New York. Ya -—e> Ss = “eet P s and M. Kershaw. 4954 Fou tain. Oslo, Feb. 18, Stavangerfjord, | ’ OR, ate mY og an . i ™ Pee . and L., Ran ill, $4 Pa mi. Ne W ¥ ork. ee"! M. Gush, 13054 Clint | ) ie Presidente Wil- ‘ ei pp Mon, i . . Sa} <0 f ‘ss mand lL. Jackson. 1717 Dolman s | rlest« . I Cw. 24 ime 4 M. Venable, 1437 &. Third, | 807+ New York. | ‘sii 8. Staffey, 1833 Ss. Eleventh, | Haifa, Feb. 17, Homeric, New| ath © Wollenberg, 1527 N. Seven-| York. . wl mee M. Bielik, 408 Sailed. ne tee Se TE ge = peas 7 : y ee S Sidney. sis a Bre Won ee reer Moy i a <4 ; OR seseetecist. eat Hit i i Hf ee 84 T. Roeder, 4161 Connecticat Southampton and Cherbourg, baat ' ai MARY 1S CETTING VI fe Ges fata Dated ead ie alle iT STAMPING k aia | Feb. 18, Antonia, for New York. Bt: feeiTABRLE »~SHE'S DRINING yzpyryffy 088 : fet ed : a 44 pi a5 | Vt ff, Seeeeesteeesstes F i ee ; = j Tiongkong Feb. 16, President iP % | MeKinley, Tacoma. , and Chudb, 4533 ‘estmins or. _ Missouri Road Conditions. i s | : ius ang vertisements are printed in the iam BOD Die ple a sesctined Prem. appear 1M ALL three other St 1| P “8° L. Powell, 2015 N. Spring. | St. Joseph: Partly cloudy; roads | eodruff. 2346 Carr, | Joplin: Clear; roaas good. ‘ison, 1920 S. Seventh Jefferson City: Clear; roads 111 Soulard. D GIRLS. frozen; good. Brledenbach, 4630 Steffan. A. Sot); rough, frozen. ig - Sotiihaus, 4138, ‘ = ieee tO". 1621 Carroll. | Golumbia: Clear; roads frozen, | i a Bates, 341 near | rough. ie noTpp, 2414 S. Broa ’ Moberly: Clear; roads rough, duim of the BILLIONAREA ils & i oe ate Chippe | frozen. eS “4 p- ERE SESS et 2) ISI13A Vista Kansas City: Clear; roads good. | ( te eee c ? B Y) ; , Wee. top, |, J8° AN Twentieth.| Hannibal: Clear; roads muddy. | Z ky | ., Yy | } aaa / Eighteenth. = et tp : f Tha Z j iit pie Fe pee Poplar Bluff: Clear; roads good. | , teeereeeses ~Ul4 Ona Y = Smbedobesccce re TF : ou ‘ Id: Partly cloudy; roads! _ meee ng Scene = ema _ PaD« - Tisiey, 044 Lafayette. | Springticid 3 ’ de t SEER GEER EES sane sueae Bw, & ‘ itty oo Cape Girardeau: Clear: roads } t | : | ies der, 55 St. Perdin : : C. Pegg, 1520 Ty stelines, and frozen. _

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ARRIVED IN ees | ; SE) HURR> UP \ Li Tn pining: sae 4 vt : : . |And on the waiting list a horde MATT-BROSH AND iz WET -INE GOT TO ||| GONNA BOTHER ME- WHEN LL mens oe NS ite sv -. a4 A phone for reading minds will b>) Rik i ita a E-K-CONNEELY TOP) WRITE WHAT YM Il) HAVETO STAY OP ALL NIGHT: | | | bh invented, ee eee | 1 SEE VOU-SsiIR': ( | GO FO OA | iLL CIT THIS TRAVELIN } i ij That with many complications “Old Slip Wins by 4 Lengths at —_ ie ae ee ae \ AMEE ee iG may be fraught: New Orleans.” i = ) DISTURBED! ~ | , 5 sa a 4 In your oral conversations, Indicating that Old Slip isn't i wg \ So | + oe Cut out mental reservations, slipping. rae Si f ae By. As the phone will be transmit- | aes | N An .4 } Bact ting every thought | See where the M. A. A., a club | | ft ti iam essa ‘famous for its dining room ath- Ne a, egies } : ie “12-Year-Old Boy Kills Merchant je:es is thinking of going in for ‘) A £P. : aa e Pa) In Store Holdup.” 2 colf. Indicating 1) t} Mie j ny Y Ae TES Ppa Boys will be boys: ‘will soon be b x for * a, it~ | ee Ga) ERS Se ee aaa L_ SS SY haat KRAZY KAT—By HERRIMAN ae Py Oe 2s f "4 , ei ~~ + coe $3; Bhp. Le WELL, WHAT Wide | wor CAVE YOU 207 estes soe | Aisi ee You HAVRE Pa WOT | CAN HAVE. + | a Ss sae ae one + ' owee. + Me Bags | aig * > DAY : Sa in ~ os a SHINE .10¢ SHAVE Svs ae SINGE 60% MASSAGE uf O—* HAIR COMB — | ee FREE — he FRITZI RITZ—By BUSHMILLER ae $a es ae ~ — -—— t . bhi! Tete ridbiie Pitted iy, bidiai Hite aa a ?-. wT FP i \ p! TL Pas thesia A ; Peedi ageeceeadyl Petettin) ai | i yf _ @ ere, 4: / sia > ° : _ TrAOT : . Ly TAP OC! CAI * CAN N , Peaking GEE SINCE BETTY STARTED SHE STOPPED USING 8: ! , | . THATS CY or ee oe | Ss Le NG ) | \ SHES THE CHEAPEST = 5‘ WHAT a oe 7 1} wn] ; tfy\f> iy | | | \ GIRL IN TH E WOK LD — J H ER Ley ele : a 8 Bore LATEST | == ast | ee oi eres | F oe rs el — ~ a : A ‘tmad r ' r : ' ss te oe j ane . ‘ y je] a ee | “4 2 ’ 4 , J 2) aS i. me ner" » 4 eS eS a Rie iS 4 SRT ~ | fon Se the 5 see -. at Ste Pe tal O° a SEE Ie e eg ss a aed _: Be Sure to Read the : H WANT ADS. In This Section A ‘ * j22 “TOL. 79. No. 166. 9 WILD MARINES TAMEDBY POL -ATUNION STATON CARTOON FOLLIES OF 1927—-By RUBE GOLDBERG * gniform, brandishing their auto- matic pistols and holding up Ne- groes, caused an uproad in the vi- cinity of Union §tation an hour be- fore the departure of more than 100 of their comrades for Niéa- yagua, at 9 o'clock last night. ft developed later, was not accused of participation in the holdups, and with the pair a minute before their capture. He will be released to- them, crying out that the soldiers Were shootihg at him. He kept on funning, and while they were in- patched from Union Station went ied the three Marines. 3 ' Theo Greenfield, Negro, of 2809 Morgan street, came up and said he had been following two of the Marines since they held him up in “A appeared to have been Rppeared to police to have been _Lieut. Hagen/“of the Marine re two of his best men. who rvice in and near St. Louls for e last four months. MAN IN CAPTURE OF BURGLAR ‘Frank Butler of 6039 Juniata Mrs. Bthwel!, # Re said __UFE OF GUARD, SENT BACK ‘Bak eEgro, reed by Gov. .. -"¢ was sentenced to serve y Go to Holdover While Comrades Start for Nic- aragua After Leave-Tak- ing Celebration. Two United States Marines, in Ramey Stroud, 19 years old, and es Willis, 22, were held by po- as was a third marine who, ) appeared to have fallen in y and will go to join his. Nica- -bound comrades at Quan- , Va. The others will be held the issuance of warrants. About 8 o'clock, two policemen Twentieth and Chestnut streets- d shots, and a Negro ran past ting, two city detectiveg dis- on Twentieth street and arrest- doorway at 2217 Olive street and $2.65 from him: He identified ud and Willis, as did Rose d, Negro, of 2621 Olive street, said. they had held her up in doorway afd taken $1.65 from | king. . * lis automatic pistol d shortly before. He and Wil- denied the chafges. ps called at police headquar- and took receipts for the n's pistols, as he is responsible the Government for this prop- | He said Stroud and Willis ve been in the matl-guarding “They could have got more than t from me,” he said, when he rned of the amount they were sed of taking. BOR WITH SHOTGUN AIDS Struggies With Frank But- » But Surrenders When John Rothwell Arrives. t. and a neighbor, John Roth- M1 of 6927 Juniata street, the *r armed with a shotgun, cap- ed a Negro burglar in front of ler’s home at 6:45 last evening. Butler saw the burglar in house when she started to en- from the rear. She called to husband, who was tn the xn - - and he overtook the fleeing Min the front yard. There they Exied for 15 minutes unfil appeared with a shot- » 42nd the man surrendered. he was Chester Pryor, years old, janitor of the Gar- apartments at Taylor and Per- & avenues. Reveral pawn tick- Were found tn his pockets. He taken nothing from the Butler CT PARDONED FOR SAVING. *T, Pleads Guilty of Bur- glary and Larceny. Ateoriated ress. PLAR BLUFF, Mo.. Feb. 19. le Cooper, Negro, who was hed from the State Peniten- Oct. 25 last by Gov. Baker. saving the life of a prison during a riot at the prison, 2 a plea of guilty in Circuit today of burglary and lar- ind years. r was arrested at Little Ark.. and brought here for ~~ merchandise from a store. ; ne a three-year term REZD EK © lary when given the par “ in 45 indices , 4