St. Louis Post-Dispatch
February 21, 1927

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R. Dirks the Katzenjammer Kide f\ Always tiles First in LOST and FOUND Lost and Found Ads appeared in th POST-DISPATCH last week. ; MORE than in ALL THREE other St. Louis newspapers COMBINED. — —— re a eee essen lente tie tnrthnaennnnee a 79, NO. 167. - . the that } dis- | eer with the Pekin government P view of arriving ut an ding relative to Picessions in Nort USsiong. Scheduled to start > Will be between British t Miles lampson and V. kK. 89 Koo, Minis er of For- “3 for the Pekin gcovern- un- thie Brit- China. } “Explains Landing of Nine in Shanghai. ‘wetted Pree spo Feb. 21.—Foreign | 3 Bi Austen Chamberlain. Sto the Protest of the Can- ape the landing of Brit- | fa the Shanghai, told the *“Ommons today he had “*d Charge d’Affaires ©'Mal.- Make it clear that Must reserve fu}! of her troops in 4 t he (jreat rights to} any wavy neceasary for the) "lof Brit; ish life in Shang- | de " d that hegotiations were | oF With the Peking (;overn- Min- 4S Mpnson. } ad made ths 5 Ticish Sed on Page 3, Column 2 i A Peete asennad ee , { Anti-Trust Convictions } Of Pottery Manufacturers Upheld by Supreme Court Price-Fixing, Whether Reasonable or Not, Is PUNE ALTY Minister Calls! Gever=™ent won in | decision, i tition, / } . ae , ' i>? Le ee seu ‘ } . x . S bici i as lis j ; y rr ¢ only | State ' sonable | reasonable i cisions FAIR TONIGHT, TOMORROW: ' cloudy, cloudy. ij} row), feet, a fall of .3. ‘42 STATIONS TO BROADCAST Se - rident ington join Hiouse Eastern | proadeast to millions of over a 4? by the (and probabiv ;TOped ' ; wis dress, louis $89,682,000,000 IN EARNINGS 1926 according of the isearch., 736,000,000 / 600,000 persons ities viel the 2000, a gain fee 44 per Constitutional iBy the As@« to 10 years, |man as President was proposed to- * iadar by | (Ktep.) of 10-YEAR LIMIT ON PRESIDENCY om ee Barred, Says Ruling as to 23 Firms and | 20 Individuals. Press aoe upon the ee Chat the pub-| wi. ~i lic interest is protected trom | the United!the evils of monopoly and price | | States Supreme Court today in ' control by the maintenante ot prosecution of the eb. he qt its Trenton and 22) ot reason,’ as applied the Supreme Court in the idard Oil ; tobacco Cases, Crovernment the Tren- companies, other pottery companies under the! 4, Sherman antitrust law. Star The 3 Justices Van , Invoked \ he in appealing and other opinion was approved. 5 to! Was tne case of ton poltery Jus- ” . nrTIN Ee y* 4a h: \ > 7 . representing more than 80 per cent the f the entire trade in sanitary pot- fixtures, It was al- had orm prices. In New York 20 , 9 ani 1 ~ oo , and t . District { ourt . Which sentences instances. held the verdict ‘y . : ‘ . ‘ : i aa ai ye } i eh S { ircult ( ourt of thrown out by the neal ‘eyersed the ourt, he : ernment Stone, in the that the antitrust law laintenance of compe- that the > required to was decision, took the case Opinied, “Ourt. Stated sical AEE templated nm and was not th: restraint alleged asserted Appeals that the that) Judge should have charged the ACt ‘ . ) Ty j (;overnm i trial establish jay only pro- | continued: “the hibited. t insiset if any fix- upon ; combination of om, ‘ . ire i iif ti } Keb. 21.—because ny t bile } want hi! to play irpholan threw him- Tower | Wire } ; | liards, Gaston Sunset, *€o* Sunrise (tomor- (lal " Csi oO | :, | iself from the Eiffel today, | .. 46 0°40. ° at her feet. of the ay Stage Mississippi. 14.5 | dy’ng Se 1A ¢ } > | an oe P| the him hours police to des: rch on the platform of the tower. He | refused and demanded hat his ADDRESS OF PRESIDENT) i. cone cor, Be When she arrived, Coolidge Wih Speak to House and Senate on Washington’s Birth- day, Tomorrow. Associated WASHINGTON, Feb. 21.—Pres Coolidge will deliver a Wash ‘'s birthday address before nt SeSSION of the Sen: and | Zoe 6}. ON... | , 2 eslitiow speech will be a. aes Sounaiaa listeners | 2 a8 tae daze about an lil wind a. hooner WV. T. crew, iilve persuade orm lis perlious pe he jumped. ILL WIND BLOWS THIRST AWAY ' Villagers Rescue Crew and Salvage | 200 Kegs of Whisky. n Ass BAY VI Press. ha aaif LrTon { act laritt x LOoOmorrow ot. cCon- tim: His . hookup Broadec elaved to -station Nation al will be masted sc asting ; r17} ashore. rhe ad fed. disappeit Ok ak Lpiown ) +4 > | > 7) warmed al n fans by London stations. ve ae a ; ' venturous townsmen | stranded craft. “blend: “a! Station KSD (the Post-Dispatch) broadeast the President's a some Kegs 6t beginning at 29 a. in. S ky. Ne’ time. Then i board and saivace is 4 , ' wes ) men gallons. Is b. bi Fearn nited States OC; DENSRI $89. 682,000,000, ) . Storms ham NEW YORK, neome in the U amounted to to preliminary Bureau Economic This compares for 1921] the Bureau engaged in money lich slightly dollars this Ry t} DENVER, ¢ Rocky Mountain less than a gland today svaiskiai bait telephone nded to Colorado and s Hiarry E. McAtee, of the Moun and Telegraph Co. | I. Shreeve Bell | h department iz reetings at Ror, N pe r boo Lr border. A ‘“aases of ale estimat: Canadian > . “. at’- eantainin Hh 4 ‘ $62,- 1 3 abandoned in a says, 44,- ‘DENVER PHONES 10 LONDON « activi- |} income of it} snowdrift. Last year, Company Officers Exchange Greet- ding direct ings on Opening of Service. rage of wl In constant of 25 per cent ent since ave! over Acsociated Press ‘olo., keh. °1.- : + district since 1909. hrought second awHiry when thie service was Amendment Pro- . ‘ ‘ oexte posed by New York Congressman. | °* ] mountain states. TY ss "ON. rmendmnient service of fated WASHING (onstitntional a the cident ain 4 ryice pore | States Teleph Feb. ne & lirni! one One ‘Oo anv . e | het “eC. th) thie spe ypnaape : ‘esear id i a London, rchanged gz Representative batrc! New York. Police Believe Harry Bourn- HAD BEEN FREED his body ‘nue, th: icall Was i from protective a hol not ithere was little | under conn der. A 4 ina ‘establishment 'rison i bond Biipagee ; parting, atl ihe we ‘ woman ahi rlé« know ae $8 ported the i speeding iswung north into Gr ‘and learned of Cia liyi¢ ; automobnb! a ot Ee eer ee pe 1. +) Thirsty «aA ll Laifait tS i“ brot l'seevyeral] ers Wea! There reese becam* might take a notion to conduct oni was 70 BATHERS BITTEN BY FISH) /' Crowds at Ramirez Beach, ix other! 0] dwe'lers seek : ' oe: tering Nei r the yesterday wnen atners 4 ten, MAN MURDERED AND nls BODY IS DUMPED IN ALLEY f } lle stein, 22, Was Killed | Auto, Then Taken to Rear of 1118N. Channing ; ’ ' AFTER BEER RAID 'He Also Was Cleared of | Homicide in 1924 — His | Brothers Name Suspects | to Detectives. Harry Urnsrteln, ou % ‘aier, who year-old | man ini ago, today, killed a and a half killed an nNewsd: a brawl two years i! was shot and early nobile, alley Channing presumably in autor gumped into the rear of 1118 North ave blocks from his home avenue, found at ; Be. Ti. policemen find it in a search clephons who sald a body ridan was yoman att had faile: ) begun at 4 a: m. from a man Was in the Clothed lying on i back Raragce address T he suit it the | serge with door of | and | coal | } * head aga the Channing the feet to the east. the shoulders and | from the trousers, indi- | body had been dragged | automobile. enue was pulled over the iting shirt the an Wounds Powder-Burned. The hands were drawn up in a | ttitude toward the face. powder-burned bullet | Another | just be- jaw, was There in the right wound, in the ie point of the rig powder burned. Physicians said BRournstein dead at least five hours. As | blood on the ground | ; apparent | ' Was a@ bulle t low th had | bes al the hody, it he was killed elsewhere. Bournstein on Aug. 18, 1924. shot and tatally wounded Lawrence Pel- | ster, a clerk, of 2900 Palm street, in a brawl at the Empress Hotel, 3534 Olive street, but there is sear ing to show. that the killing was} ected with the Bournstein mur- ‘oroner’s jury found he self-defense. was four vesterday brew Gyar- W of those naming his le was but ‘ ’ , announ t hoot someone him be eT) Inve st tig: i) s roing hers restrained Lournstein had arrested for 23. ne Wi afion. Cn ee a LITY14&* proprietor Vande venter a | prosecul ton ~ CITY BARS SUNDAY FUNERALS of Taveland, Colo., Com- for Ordinance orem ew ‘ouncil mende 7 | 17 A asa) “a LOVELAND ‘ no Inerals conduct- ndav i nis city. 'OlO.. heb 19% will be don Su The ‘ity fathe yjave passed Ln them and the ‘ial Alliance of Loveland has he Council for its a: There has never been a-.Sun- | funeral here, but Council fearful that som INnIste! ommended the One | Monte- video, Thrown Into Panic, MONTEVIDE* Uruguay, Feb. | —Ramirez Beach, where city | relief from the swel- South American panic . were aie thrown into a 1 — a @#t = acked CATLIS: were Wflore than 76 reons niosi 'He Is Satisfied With His, NO CITY GUARANTEE (‘for a of St. iN which re (transportation problem and the fact lelected to ithe event of my isidering this 'element were this be linformation | plans ere in which it has been placed for ithe }isting ‘such a i'doubt edly i session ifion thie is his transporta caught hold-j|. MAYOR DECLARES. TRANSIT PROBLEM — — A HAS BEEN SOLVED eS ee Nee we wee Held for Automobile Killing PPS OIDOI RE LOGE LA IS ie ho aS “Service-at-Cost” Ordi- nance and Aldermanic) Plan for Subways. & s ae OF INCOME, HE SAYS. Urges Careful Considera- tion of Proposal Which Will Be Submitted ‘‘Im- mediately.’ Oba niin ania ain wade ae tinsanalt ses Miller today, in of the Post-Dispatch on commission li Ly the Louis Mayor request response to a for Opinion its suggestion his to determine pee transportation needs gave out a statement lares that his ad- of the | problem embodied | that the street rail- way be refranchised for 30 years} on a “‘service-at-cost” basis and | that the city proceed simultan- construct Ways, Mayor said his dec ministration has a solution transportation in his proposal a* eoously to sul rret I} - iit that plan | would be submitted to the Board of in the “immediate fu- | ir the careful study of citi- Text of Mayor's Statement. The text of Mayor Miller's state- | ment follows: ‘In view of the importance of our is now before the ‘that the matter wise for a state- |! | pee lic, I think it }ment to be issued as to the exact | condit nm of the transportation | | pr ble! TD. “Prior to the time when I was j} office, I stated that in} ‘ election, one of the | most important matters to which I would devote myself woud be the solution of the transporation prob- lem in St. Louis. “Subsequsnt to my election I stat~d through the on Jan. 1%, 1926, that in con- yroblem the important to provide for the cat a Le oe ail oun 8 iBmracen ‘ographer, in Albrecht ithe photographed at Coroner’ 's inquest. $7, 000, 000 SUGAR MERGER _ rae ne ACINGJAIL TERM, = DRNESAUTOT press immediate relief of the present sit-| tional Refining Co. Held No uation but to do so in such a man- Violation of Anti-Trust Act. ner that full opportunity would be be the left open to provide for other means of transportation in the fu- . ture, including rapid transit. “At that transportation situation being irried on by the Special Rapid / National Transit Committee of the Board of |New Aldermen. It was necessary that] _ finished so that, from the |'‘ orporation for therein contained, | might be completed at the earliest possible moment to accom- The plish the desired result. transaction, Need to Relieve Receivership. be a “The urgent need was to get the /resulting from the original suit be- | present system which is now in re-j;gun in 1919 to dissolve the alleged ceivership relieved from the situa-|Sugar Trust dominated by the Amer- ican Sugar Refining Co., which | Year years so that its eX- {still holds 25 per cent of the Na-j|tional liquor laws, could be improved {tional Sugar Refining Co. stock. iJe.. 27 but to do this in! Jn argument for con- manner that full provision;,:rying the decree to. permit the would be made for co-ordinating counsel for Warner interests that system with the rapid transit the that the Warner which St. Louis will UN-/¢ompany had about $14,000.- need in the future and /gq9 in the last years of oper- have just as soon a8 itS POS-"|ation and was badly in default on would not burden the tax bonded indebtedness. vocues or others whol PLEADS GUILTY OF PEONAGE. means! GETS 6 MONTHS IN JAIL ing shall be itt providing the and but only | Louisiana Maun Had Aided in Kid- ; it ean be obtained do not advance ' omplishment of th | naping and Selling Negro Fam- acc Iti Asal ibitoaa . j ‘ & : | ily for $290, ; ? }’ “* ad min} 4 7 ; Lov ‘ ; | : t} | ul la ‘ 4 LLBEANS. he" ¢ i. Se Toh ear™ Lit . - bit . . . . lf F I Ly rie i ed improve: Alford o% cer, La., pleaded |*" | | ee cad Federal Court |” of Paps ntenced to} 12-year-old ry ee er Alford was re- in th eed tf was né ral grand touring car driven Peter, 19, with innmedi fiytur : I , ' — if} ' hy}, eli " : nd As ct : urh " her . whom riding Miss Elizabeth 1O’ Brien, 23, of 8112. Vu ave- ue, Albrecht in a heavier car, “ads Bridge and if the Boehr Press. Feb. 21 Associated NEW YORK, ted States Circuit Court of Ap- to- | -The 9 als Dv anil LS eC] survey of the peals, by unanimous decision, was time a application of the oo. v f | "| Henry Albrecht Jr. Held as Under $506 day granted the Refining Warner Suga Sugar Jersey, and the approval of Warner aa Careless for $7,000,000. | Government has held up the! ‘ging that it would | violation of the 1922 decree, | pending sale of the ests to the National alle Boehr’s Death. the of beginning one- jail term for (on eve violating the na- Henry Albrecht last seven Longfel- facilities extended years old, of 322 and presenung low place, was held for criminal death of Mrs. years old, of 5426A) Michigan avenue, who was killed ; early yesterday when a machine Albrech was driving struck an au- tomobile in which sh was riding. He was released on $5000 bond after the inquest. In -East St. outs, his committment to Danville, Ill., jail with his father, Henry brecht, was postponed until the lat- park of the week, pending grand jury action in St. 'sale, told day for the court ine Boehr, 51 system lost three should payers who given ‘“PDemagogues cick Come somet} , | be = i | | uutomobile case cident lav roadway deliver Louis and not ion acta ly to hus- tion to St. promises, wer) Was ’ Can west from F rammed the side Iris Line. came convicted an theft begin w six months’ se! Thrown tes service o The light car corner for the &}y and will the l'rom Car and Killed. skidded to the and crashed rh \{rs the omple ithwest Boehr was and COT V« sidewalk of recked car again, Mra. and died suf- Miss enine, mOrut d*eatl te ‘ '} } ay norted . sidewalk. fractured ery shed. She later. Marie Boeh and "The se pow ers cific pr onmipany operating | | Parish ' -BOOTLEGGING A sarerigts "AGO, Hall t hie Cook harge iminal Dante! Ne- ahoa sold the Tangiy} ‘+| Loulsia irpose of ‘ laa ii " ror - a r in} the Be HEA a franchise ordinance iz any A for th vhich they may now which they ma! Pi e | BY } period of the Z CHI ‘in the ture, Was ¢ Aas tGier pla: iTe ex the: use ‘of obtaining or richts IN CITY HALL } ' oe « at B tak Albrecht the City Hospital, where physicians said he had been drinking but was not in- toxicated At the tnquest he de- clined to testify Frank A. Brown, 1954 Cherokee Was standing at observed Boehr for the crossing then Albrecht's machine * ‘ * ¢ : 1 oat at ao or 40 rii to the Rootle Cit Be Flexibic. , inserted Routing Must provisions four mer filed today were use of the fact that transportation the Plan « mission ions made in the rep Rapid Committee of arreste: toard of Aldermen show th: . routin f surface transporta- ago, fiexible. in orderihis de lid not re é' : ' nant of ’ a idapted to ‘formation ring | , man erore thi oor Thess street estifie he « = 6 } . . _— 7 ry » orm ‘ f f rné ; : iif stop caref prose #4 ei 7 A ere named Tr 4 nsit i@a@ agi Albrecht nad Ps 3 h, Brown 2iow Or #011 shoul Albrech? a hte ther Henry iontinued on Page Four. Continued on Page 2, Column 4%. KILLS A WOMAN INSULL AND LAWYER WON’T _ TELL WHO GOT FUND; FACE CITATIONS FOR CONTEMPT i ne. Tan Ma ee PRIC E pare al cltage Ye teed then excused him from fur- ther attendance. Cunningham will be cited to the Senate for contempt proceedings. Wait for Insull and Schuyler. Insull and Schuyler will be sim) larly cited unless on next Saturda they disc! the names of the fou men to whom Insull gave $40,000 for the primary contest in last April. mination took when the com Insull'a refusal began tu use ‘ounta’. Tllinoets, The morning e@xa (rr follow questiona, miittes answer ¢ he witness sald hi: er a part of his cam ~- ehe cK, had wri r) ‘ "es 7 the Illinois scent * soprereane COTY! (Rep.) oF ian of the ted, on thi js statement today, mat he gave hy $125,000 Wwen'* promote the candidac: ith, successful Re ndidate fer the Unit: Insull said thes ba: pre’ and 237,92! if whi mere ~~ es TH? ~ pevent serach pM anti tthe on Named ee eee Frank awe e Were eorrect not a large part of tha’ drawn from your companie« hargwed to various acs ounta” heed ‘No, sir,” replied In- money asked or any part o” contmued eed some sold securtitice others I borrowed money.” “I drew cheek for draw it bARK?” casea | “Did you of aa one 180,999," Reed Deeply Interested. Reed extreme inter “On what ban? the check? “Well, wha mathifesated ; + oe st re py Pag prreReRNE eTR LRLM RN LINE LES TI te He did (entinucd on Page 2, Columea 4 ? FR Re ee RO OR Ry OR A RO A CUNT ANT HSC A SARUM RE eR mo —— ee . _ — 4 eatin Presta ae... Coma hae bangs bear - Vie > * > eo ae Ay He My tn, 3 a ha es nine & E ah. “ i fe oie he ee Ke ~~ > & q Sie th ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ~ yee oe a ~ ai re AR gs on ela. nile» eo hg Pith Milt Cate. otheyitiey 2: a tmp a oe P wat hy owed - ® v4 eo » % eet Ae ee Re nell Get Set 5 eo ees itn, Recilel |e AP ny uy - ee bers ye Hey 4) Moe e ys > «Whe Ope ae 2) ee ee . eee Pan whe > ¥ a edie

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ne RATE VALUATIONS | sm=-asaceor = INVECTICATION OF ~ YOUTH DRO PAGE2 ___ aa __ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH___ ue MONDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 27. —— ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH —__ ~ : 0 SHOW OPENS iw PAINE Se ee eee POE RRS RR ali Ag Ab OTE ER act area buerwltes tye iraadipdn iy ORB AL Se ee ee ee eee OLE A OOP LLGNINDLE ANNA ET each regina NAb tits tthnct pn ¢e te Ae es — " be B Teor Nene mere et Sass ae eT rere Re Nr be ane ay ieee Beer a ere aaa amide re phe othe. SE Se, ae eee ¥ a4 ” Atte meee? + a a sy aes Aiegee= 9 S us : a ee pana em bee , ote VRE eee Spicy, egger s tet, es ee: ang ee 44 + at Tee + + RAEN AP ph «Mii a mals pang nicole ite stig rhe thing at the annual By the Associated Press : = wa ) . which “ ee ®; —Rail- : n v1 the WASHINGTON, Feb. -} Rail: | b ' Ze 7? _ unsuccessful. | Af eben : jiav in the read valuation methods of the In- | — Senator Frank Hollingsworth of ; Srave:s ‘ C : came Commission for Mexico, chairman of the Prison . ae ) . Continued from Page One. [to go to extremes. As the matter for the Savage campaign was in- senatorial candidate, $15,000; to é | a ee lwere the names of the banks in NOW stands, it will have to go as cluded in the $40,000 mentioned in; Charles V. Barrett, treasurer of imi . q . Peo ; — > ? = “ : , ee . ; . 5 , pee Nee | l which he kept accounts?” Insul! far as it can to get the testimony. | his statement. the Crow e-Barrett organization of | % | De ee | in Reed Presses for an Answer. ©0°Ok County, $10,000; to Roy O. a eS tir | Will you send us that check on} Ope you will take it as such. Cook County organization, $19,060: | tdi LE fa : pledge to return it to you?’ | Insull replied, “Thank you.” 'ther information about the $490,- *, R b E a we On, wt - Scoutmaster F . | &)6 ge a jasked Reed. “I don’t know, sir,”| Insull, a white-hatred, florid- |000. Insull said he knew where the | °° - "a ce ea er 1 ae ie. i § a. eS Spc faced man, took the stand at noon. | money was going; to the best of his 27ti-"“ orld Court campaign, $32,- Meramec After Rige ain a etre s i ie i 2. : baae poentine “Would you like to consult your! Reed began by reading to him | knowledge it was all for local cam- eral, $40.000 The body of Gaul” aibesc the questions he had refused (¢t0O/paign purposes. Reed made the LT satel } i Casi - he cOmmittee directs vou to = )] ; sa ' > i rae] vour under nte ee Year Affords i. a i a J a 8S 5oe3 . to | Insull hesitated. He wiped his; that hearing had acknowledged 4 i ficiary of any money spent for a : 2 Bs weeeeesti® | assistant SCOUTMaster gg d ‘ : Are Within Jurisdiction #0" ~*~ « wi -ar.! contribution of $125,000 to the)slate of which he was a member. Preashrreri ~ —- | : SS ae : lips nervously wW his handker i “I am very sorry,” replied Insull. resbyterian Chureh Bow Women Chance to Sa . , ” ; . . ; 1at I nust ve ti rs) Re ,a “3 T « ee b's O Was ; Fs that the committee was not trying had declined to say whether ‘he experience that a Federal candidate/ __ ‘a must give th ime an se Werunsdn oe Any Preference. . Abused. ° ‘. ~ a a “TI am a fair man,” smiled Reed. ,Crowe-Barrett rganization of used in a local fight. ata ! ty & about 100 vs 's : ee too, Mr. Insull,” said Reed about 100 yards away. THAN 259 CARS ne we bie: Pa” oe x " 4 & » j ‘eng So ae ee sj RTIS ‘' $1990 ong ** t10NS, Insull rates - Z _—— one tip ae nd Lous - aa Ss: | oe in currency, Was given in two lots | swer,” said Insull. said the $40,000 did not go to can- 5@0* in the water and did nell tnspe , ide ii iia ° oF ¢ , : 5 rate making purp nounced today nequivocally that | f 29.000 each and was for vVari- | Reed drew the admission | was Lake removed part of his tained in effect today by ganizations, virtually a he money Su- ? _ ri’ ; ; 7 ~ ” , : "7 7 t NS 7 ek in “hica 0 ? ’ : the = 7S) Oa the resignations, even if forthcom- | Unicag ous local campaigns. that Insull had talked with three & PE CS preme Court. ' a . and there is no basis for be- | , asked him where he bor- Permitted to Read Statement. or four of the beneficiaries before | that he contributed. he said was stearate im@the river in m e ‘ ; ~f +hoa aw ¢ ta liw >} a q he mone Ret i]] re sy} ‘ Le a - ha ry)? ~+ - ‘ . - ; “4 . ° ; | ae It, , ié ° t The opinion held that a protesi “a : “a that they actually will be ten , A money and Insull re- Insull asked if he might reply handing over the cash. He asked | his own: none of i a: n by al ie was unsucce . ae “ ¢ 7 - . =? ? + s> / | y i; . : ‘ *+ ly : ° ; ied . +n - a . 4 - : rr) = i > © against the commissions methods, % dered. would not stop the inquiry a. in’t know, sir. y reading a statement. Reed told | for their names ‘hig companies. _examination r is deep and the ew y as = a > i Es 4 ier str . brought by the Lés Angeles & Salt . | turned then to > mal f the Wi sou: was thot Lake Railroad, should have been ternaric Phot gun tomorrow and would be! mittee present with 7 to a cor insull, in $190,000 check A ison was the only sop ae = ** — 3 si nt Ti b2OT As as deciatinned i “a 11 ~~ : . 2 } - 7 } Cc - ~ 3 ™ ~ 4 - | 7 > , . . . is f ; . . ‘re : . lismissed by the lower @ourts. ICHAEI PONKRASHAW Pushed with ail possible speed and or tne room an ut. their, said that he had been frank with positively decline to give the ramen Bese os. wide, . as ‘18MM ISs ‘ iad a Ahh o =. = * - " , ; — r é ¢ re : ° a Bose ‘ eee : * ; | . — ¥ ai ‘ icTe - ey a " " is ao ae vere . The final valuation orders are JR., who killed a shopkeep- i intention of ascertaining heads together. 1 3 the committee in isclosing all ames?’ asked Reed for the rec-} os om ate h : : pa _— ; _ ig — + a h ficis leoervare i ETS ; , east Mea... : Easton ‘@ ; thy: will harthonize ; within the function of the come er in Brooklyn N . while. 1 minute = detail the official iaWwy ers Ci é torw ar: and eo y sums spent on the sen Orial con- ord. ap | am verv sorry * replied I 2a8S.on avenue address, He » one ‘ a5 a ' 0 will ind Hn ; ee : ; $ 12 } } 3 ' pay oh fig vile 0 }. . foreman at the & oat frivolous gOwn—yet Le ' ade, ne aq led, cere ; ‘put I d an’t take any other tnrow Lik ] ti 4 2 source of $15.- a Big sh. wee pypicacioag stout Sign rth’ vs m ngt , . war tie ‘4 may exiia®>* = Sgn = + > " 731 be a > P a fa Y* " Y) ’ . } " . , v kh — ci oe . . The Senator sai@ it wouid be- ; he tht nembers th m- > him to go ahead. You must excuse me, sir,” said color | n his formal statement, | Insull, “but I can’t answer.” “You Crowe Changes His Mind. Robert E. Crowe, the first wit- ness, had refused at Chicago to mission, the court held, and do not | tempting a soldup. An intelligence | 4¢ eee suited with him in whispers. tes He had m ) th sep opi 4 Be > . ' P . a. a ‘ le ? ae r t . " > 31 ith gt) t+wibh tic . : = : ~ :4é P 7 : " “ ~ aan i. ani el sia » he ja a de N Wii 2 ¢ - ; uO - ' on : | .t: r) t ; ae es | coe ceees the bebient tor bn cee| | aie Holi worth Promises to Produce Check. — oe Cee ee ee Lhe In OSiT) id feel that I am actine t 16.009 spent for the nomi- ont i =e in avenue. Ree s i bray i dis lot ; , Bec | . | 3 = it 2S “Ountv candid: - fc , 7 : - ' a ae -entere - & , P Li 18 ; be interferred with Dy the courts | years above the normal for his age. senator o1ungswor erest of county candidates. He was! acco = $ the dictates of my nation f Joseph HT. Vag as | f s0yY Scout work, | 7 oo ‘co , aA i until after the order 1s usea og | + } . + im roper purp Se DY wad ‘ ; an - ; : in some Breen p s of the decision of the. District Court | wourd stop the investiga- | Suite with = ee ee nis . ' 3 ¢ - Sn 7 ror *}, t my ‘ . ~ } 2 lee a 0 a ] (nis sud} a t rS 1e | : conmimiis if sustained would be to render | ,; but I gave the matter no con- roduce the $130.9600 check. .§ He , a ae 1.3 ihite) a) ae . RS af ‘ae was being given another onnert party of Grace Church set , 2 ee : ah opecing IN sh v ‘ és Lae ia\ve "O uneé- ; 'y ch pe Oe Sime Fe i = Op | rtun- ' j , Rs thea ; | red evidence, | “WTTOW evening. has beeg on nid ‘ 3 At Loe £4 o on s sion of the an . : eae . ee ; — in ee and Com esiOl Of TH! willing to state the maximum of | conscience County Judge. Reed { wien ob yesterday was not in q@ilerdant colo IrMmonice| a . a. RSE UES! oe cion Wit thi “tivity > e} ; ; May Tell. the questions and answers bearing | h this activity. Beemliing of (he | gc rower lal ae r - a ’ jy « . Sieae™ § 5 mint Enloe ” ested Lathe eGregor might resign |C9Mmmittee, Insull he had con- rif 100 . , cs ; McGregor migh resig : “ the gifts—$40.000—anqd h Says Recipients lls attornevs and would willing tact ‘his death a Washington’s aoa rianifest /~ : , a as ee en ee ee cod ~ e final valuation orders aes hia ich | : eo ated ke on. Bn- practically valueless work which | gjgeration.” ts he would like to send the + tveant#| #e so ae oe - ts: ae pe ié Cc LIaSsi0O7 én ‘ “a ; a : % , —— | i : ° a. Seer +44} - . ‘ . 4 , SSS Se. , ‘ weeens o> as ; 4 ic r Pit ii ae C rrom | - Wk Beet reas aesi ; 7 t : xtending ot er a lon period of | Ithough Gov. Baker has pro- Ch i i bh i Pi + Ak 13] - ‘ ni: ? “3 i “rer Ww r= poned indefjnitely. eee RE ee oe oe ms vie | de fu as Sebady ahead odes Sale eta nala a0 a iu . “it Pat reap bb coetee dhe ¢ Lo RO AME ce Nee — my prive the railroads of any-ef ‘neir acini nea enet } ;overnment: fi in hi : ¥ tle wording =~ iadiae | vears had cost the Government : gessed the utmost confidence in — fe not . ; sf nmy : ) » the com isu] epliec hat he. h not c > cont tutors 7 i would have ample opportunity od ree eee ot souere =8=§—Ss—“ti‘i‘sS/ Pennal’«wBoaard, there is no doubt ae “het to a ittee,”’ said Insull, “that the con-; but that wheneve: had | 000. oe | or | voreaed tC ee hibited bos tlusteatis Ie ; id Sa one to aaaN Not only would it be necessary that anvthing that O On t! L nis _— ' . , - ; | a hs the eg mr , — eS ee | eofieacd , — 5 + 6 ie : ane pal go into the courts. | ra t} Com miasi ; "hange ite! « as te OS Sand . ' @ | seesin aft. ore - .1¢ Te eo rnei* : ciiTi} OC he matter, came irom Ciiuy ier, ; refused to answer at. Chis All of the litigation brought | ‘OTs ~ > tai S ue ongaetgeg its inquiry — ) ate sot te i | eae consult interest of local candidate: d i le had said that the recipients of | Sull. ioney he said was in| sininet: tii commission over rail- jommiecuran on | iouid the ic mi , : lea = bs ean aed i a . ae oe whether oe } ters } re not y | money re free to divulge all | handed it to Savage |} lisclosing that Insu! @ i naraw ai” ; ard troops acsinst the commision over valle |ratesmaking mon x cation — te b ney thir Sitriebic for yeu to sanded | | or dil ) lw making a memorandum / $45,000 to the local county te indicators, instrument ——_ * -tonese | oe eee ee eer ment asst rted not would aman. | ability. th u m c ‘ rnot slaw Mi ‘urn. that the committee wil] reHeve me ‘ou bin ir. Schuyler to! | paign, Schuyler flatly refuse? Vv" en Ges a a Mae Chend, cision in the opinion of , essary for the commission, _ far avons, " |. After a conference, the committee : secrecy?” “Ye qd no,” was the} how much money had/ answer any questions ag te wee OPP 0 sok mission’s law officers. repr. lidn't bind him, but/ been raised by the Crowe-Barrett|the money was paid to. ind must)’ Suit Brought for Test. | there are things as between lawyer | Organization, Crowe said the de- Reed Warns the Witne General Exceree ahr ee with . ~ase brought by the L - + sis cl » _ vs. ’ promulgated >) i Art, C ~~ 7 CAL ~ lita: The ; ernment, and upon railroud rates -*? . ” % 4 " ons . - os vie m 3 . . . me 0 it AOR» Rt mil OE a2 aide reel ERE AA oe “even ane ete bs. i ln Be ae ee te ek en ee ee - ene fe. Berea ' nee between [tr equipment vs moror and spe ie Comm ; fad agieay | ' raliroad canténd:e that . segs : : end add oy the . . Pe usztion as P ’ ‘ . . . 2 3 mning of *he > : nm : \Vianager Row- , ss . me ee ; ae © ‘edicts-a record at- | tone a : the her of dealers withow | ee : : _— As onuevel wel = i a ' : ats + : 4% — 4 : - a re wil bie a ban- makin railroad are entitled and ‘havi nission-could find any : i : : ‘to =, : ) bile dealers at He~ (tripggt Few ae lent py ; . n f 7 eel? 6 oe ; Samuel man-| | pp a5 i ot a 4 ry ema (ics - Theory | onder + ; i | A Ne : i Railway's Oontention. > . ’ " Lsi y PGS vale. oD PEE TNE AGB ye eevee: ’ rr ~~? ¥ mer ©eT i] re Oe eR ee ee . provided nd H. S| Wier. | sage . ‘ . + ; - . . 4% ‘ : ‘ ‘ . a \e CA : e = + . ~ ‘ —_ " . ® x . ” » - . | ; ’ Aaa ’ e : - H ~ . ee paige a Ae a ata Bias ex. 7 m | i ° ae, PiUS earnings from = ' ion ieee 4ic ep Pas : PREP ‘Ee 7." ; , ’ . - . > } . . on os } " ’ . a % - %» 2 — ‘ . ‘ : ™ a ' . - ° , Pe “ — a4 . s. F * ; . ; ts ’ ’ - prosperous for - aid of th ‘ ! or ri na cin ul . ‘! Sat Hh ae ) 6 - . 3 ‘ or ¢ : ‘ ' “ey if : ye)? oes f. . , 4 - gem - : ‘ ‘ 4 5- : 5 ti '. ~ . : a - 7 . — *y : —— . i Bx pa ast, Fear, 4 » OE » Pas 3 ° : > , ; ' ‘ ey * a. Lit] Teak. . ° . ‘ ' tate ‘ . e - 2 j neat 4 ; . ‘ - _ _ - £ bend j ; i 2 268 P > 7 7 - Lh eS , bgt > : . ; - _- _ a 3 s ~ : ' : ms 4 : 1a? a Bice ian: r te ae uned ye ¥ TY Ory ee j a Jasal A hu . aad a..! od : 7 « . , . = - ° - . . ° : ~* - ~ -* - ¥ -4 ‘ ‘ aan ‘ : ” ? *" . - . § 4 > ~ _ > rm A hal *4 : age + ¢s : : an . ’ i : v¥ ad hak ‘ . ‘ aaa : a ik 4 | * ~ . ’ i aa 4 A saa . aaa ‘ — , . ° § - ‘ +} ; “ 7. . - .*, = | ; > . an ’ . ‘ -* : > 7 | ’ ! ; 4 . . an . . ~ ‘ s i ‘ ..*. : ; Wye r sive - . 4 ; : ’ i i i,t . ‘ + rs ; 7 ’ ,ccf 1 or - 4 wy a ‘ : ae : Lf } , ' . > F ts on . P ‘ . + asa . " = ai Aa ‘ . .* a 3 : an. | ‘ : - > . - ‘ . : ’ > —“ “> bd . x _ : * > * - . ; ; am ‘ ' - ~ " ‘ . ; g . . . _* Le -~ m 13 ** ie a 7 3 ‘18 + as —_ Pa aa ¥ ‘ +2 ; “ ‘ ° - . c+ * . men : " i . - : ’ . , as ? 4 a | = 2 ’ ee “> " 4 4, : ; o ° ~ 7 oe 4 " , - ase yy . . 4 . . . . . . an ‘7 P a . ’ Pod . h 5 ‘ ; e*. . ~. ~ ; tie wots, GTR DRO UR te . ‘ oe 2 NI (ARS AE RBIS EES OS ITA! ERAT IE 2k 6 Mig “@ : “SPARE” | “ / MB? AE ce naa My Y | renera| sale manag ‘orporation roads as earnings, es La Sition Oo; con and the traveling; ic a » {Os OF « aes 60s ea ee Nae pled eRe ete itn a. ne os ) measure of rates. the consolidation of different sys- | °°="* | | a Hig Required by Law. jtems i in the issuance of stqck tees s vo : ae a ae , if Doubles ». Munr rect various rate casee the :4® onGs, aS Weil a8 in rate-mak- |” oe at é a ae : bere: i 5) an gma , ia th “x : his ’ a . ye ro Wear : ’ Other Meeting~ z + _ a ‘ ~ ; ; : 7c Corporae- / ** - : . ae ; ia ver ano.ne 7 act ; “i “a Hoffman. vice-| Tea 7 > ye. ior A cha FO Ley BAS ES CRO CM a TM 6 SLOT BC EO SEC OO AIO EI FANNIE ce 5A ee RI se te tir are under the Constity. **?4¥é¢on idres=s A meeting | ror iil q to reasonahie return. ; OMminissloyY +, in : t | Ad Setere se } convicts eet: ; LA, e : >. — ~ i} ue? Some : ay ents _ ig} ’ = [ eee m ty Y >, } } rT) >] . . : ' 7 : 4 - the Government appeal .t : 4 oe ag : ee ee ee The Extra “a a « D ie ) : : : , a paket | Serta heap ne | without oven « resceee none enn re” Doubles | ict of Studebaker and |S sked to determine whether uuroad contended entered sient PH weet. chart BEUAER LOO p ear STO G | | ine dealer iotel Chase f the | ri ear . . i ; , { ; es | LARS |) : ' ij , 4 : wr ALA SOT .| Lowig | 2a the method of railroad valuation eeortay- as ie ae a ey fis Peni yrmmittee 1@]} “s s | i: ‘y, 2NG in part from material dif- | Meetung this noon ‘omplete it an u $ ost in a fies 4 ‘ ems organization and decided to si “SPARE” IS rs BP eanmcer to penitent ; F 3 2 yi . K1 in ean ; of the odus by the Interstate Commerce Com . te Saree eoee refusal of the - ae Pe ino ee eee tee eee a A AAO MS mee gt si a m - ’ " - ro ae . ‘ — “— Phas ee : PINES “ ; 4 - . ae - Sas, gt es 5 22h Aas hem. oer 2 me ee ee P chin aie ae “st " . . P if ot age Spies ference in the valu: missio met the test. q nder the Valuation act passed j JO. greed should t inci { - h veal ie f i Arn oonNn | of. its ety : _ * ,11% : ; : ry : the .7 “Sa ch Means A GODSEND— || ee Aone Cos vith the Tocati our | peers Se ee deal ‘rrow at | Hotel court by Congress in 1913 the Commis-| —~ : ; " ‘ - >; _— tet a ~~ . sion in Octobcs» 72925, placed a fi- |, Ane railroad insisted that earn-j;of the various ind : Da = er lof » a? ‘ + ; . , ' ' , na! valuation of $45.°9n N00 as HS atest : Pre no properly reflected ’ men s and tne iT Sia , t¢ % H ; 4 j rs ’ 7 : . : ; eet ae eae eten Os | eer at June, 1914 upon the Los Angeles |nct ‘Re appreciation to its road. € ast —and HOW — i eigen: ana ches .s * > : a! *§ rhs. Geyvein ment . . - : : ' - , ; 2 ! b decd. , H US . : " vill cb and St. Lake Ratlroad “for rate. | ‘Op © OC - | nioe } Ts 1e of th firs $25, , ' = I Mma rer g ot . awh making purposes.” T) ’ : cal property, its operati rere rn nate ae | ” eP ) i/} “i chess face (a 4 ‘ 2 ii ° fh Oe . ’ _—— eae ocd 11 OF “e *- ths ry spas f gS ; Ps : : ~? ' . : - casa a es." ¢ company ization, its favorable contra Saharan | | Wwice as NOW cnmiee PS | etn} rank G.' Mami . ~ = : ' 7 aa Gaild T Tiftah e Du: lines: — ont 6 y : oe os ae # e ; testes Tete ayeeds?: j ’ ; : . ’ of hee ™ ac Court for Bouthern California con- ad eS Sx ° : ppointed official reporter: J. FE One pair sb ; oS ¥ ineak | had tending that it was entitled ¢ . cori “adage : > / Oak | | mil e as as si 4 ' ar tinn ;+} . as : sia ‘ ; ’ ic +, @ hatha ce =» Selene With Other ralironds, the de-|..... ..4 7....... of Lane Bryant Stockings gages Jac | Gealers | milit xcnange or Ssaie valuation, that is,/velopment of its terri: rms and inhomas Edwards, of Jef- if Wat lat “ss a t tre hz and sons” . . eo ew 4h at tae in ren (4 tes , —_ , ; shel Vi : : ; ; ferson City, assistant sergeant-at- a es re 0 does the work of two — , #). ‘iesiav at. Hotel Stat. “erm en \ bee ; rac co neral sales | striae what the property would bring the |creased demand for th » of it ei : ie ; + 7 ind E i.ihecdk) wef. Sev — « ah RAR SES ah, 5 AK “re aR i il alert ae Pratap , "olay Vaiue. Ferguson of Holde: sergeant-a’t- CRS RIN MON ply. i eter aoe. cient ae neta aig *- i ah eat gS eS ne a mma cae etibeipaesincle ater in Cee eo > “ « > vB . PE Peyton 5 ome PPM errs ep at result of fair negotiations between |property, its strategic locat! eo éé 99 an owner who is willing to sell and | other elements. hr aaa igi) — Ty R ; : : | ; : a purchaser who desires to buy. It The final valuation « FACING JAIL TERM uns and of one extra pair. ’ A ~ a Bile er the Oaklans . ; ai ; a Meccan ms “Ol Was not only : ' motor | — a contended that in June, 1914, its impossible for rate-making pur DRIVES AUTO THAT $6 9 Vy f Fy @\.. . . ‘ vy & value Was not less than $70,000,000 | Poses, it insisted. bur wae harenfel \ | h ? : ; Lo trict mn i and that when the Commission’s |!n causing the deprect; age KILLS A WOMAN p as es Z Because —all you have to do 7 zr . ND preejc. | : ° | 1 sectic now is to tuck the Sooo re 0 WOMEN KILLED BY AUTO inti final valuation was made in 1923 ™arket value of its property. was | ___ Continued from Page One. it was not less than $85.000.000. 7¢ |!Mjurious upon the salee nricce ni " a ~* _* . & | ‘ oe aa 1 OS pric og of Albrecht. were onvicted fogether - ° a 7 extra stocking away in the corner of your A - — r $e of Fach Seriously _In- | SEF = a ored in Chicago Collision, meat asked that the Commission be per- its bonds and stock. and caused im-.iin April, 1924, fined $3500 pocketbook, handbag, compact, handker- : —— wae seid ~ * SS A gn manently enjoined from using its | Pairment of its credit and ability | and sentenced to a year in jai valuation figures for any purpoee |‘° borrow money for additions and!the result of a raid or gpa ° ° - 5 . : i iC i TSUIt =5 we i = Lune a I al a a ain ae OE en Se Se Co : | : mmerce Commission °* in deter. Five Die From (Cold in Pittsbure. a oe ST LOUIS POST- DISPATCH ‘crag Der sauce Of railroads for By the Associated Press. Y - —, - L* Sears : ' 3 “ung purposes. Early losses. PITTSBURG P > *: Syetisross: , ied! 4:17 nietun ‘Wie ane Founded by JOSEPH PL ir aie erties. sses | ae Ge, a, Feb. 21,.— Z . Wweste Pennsylvani ti | covered 1 to 3 points ~ Sadar 8 Saad 9% teamas Gf cneet ae — SIXTH AND LOCUST, oF LOUIS “A . Sets ae ; : | | | R 8! t 10 a w o's Geer Grandview, (™ YY egular Sizes 2 to i re he 4 . ‘ Yr . . Reading dropped 11 “% points to cold weather reached a total of five Ka‘ » ulead FP M MM} 1) special dis- ee ~~ he igi * “ ad . ay. Ife : and ir juty it Ypea, | 2UStries also suffered declines rang- {Northern West Virginia the depth Was taken til. ing up te 8 points. ‘ranged from 17% te 24 inches Store Open All Day Tuesday

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Taking = | Million Home MONDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 21, 1927_ : ______ ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH PAGE » 'B SAILORS DIE IN. “*™AGKEEA¥s, a4. MAZE CT LOUIS TO HONOR ROBBER LOCKED IN WITH SLAYER OF POLICEMAN ALL NIGHT STORM “sss: GEORGE WASHINGTON VICTIMS AS PALS FLEE: ON TRIAL FOR MURDER FAIRBANKS, Alaska. Feb. °0.— Many Business Houses Will $600 Holdup in County— iThe trial of Nellie Bates Known also as the ‘“‘Black Bear.” on a Charge of robbing the mails of $33.000: w: } : ; Oe . . | Be Closed Tomorrow. Suspect Arrested. kd Bre q BOAT UPSETS aT gqGOLOR SCHCMME pe COon- . ' ce What the robber might i“My most embarrassed moment,” D,000- sen- septs schermever. principal and Patrolman Lu- gene Love last rather than to submit to arrest for speeu- ing, Was placed on trial! on. a first degree murder charge tn Circuit T) omas Lowry. who shot killed Motorcycle mine — PANO eg iif ie) A : . . ' ° . , boc y of Car] George Washingtons | hday, entitle, | pbusto | years Old, of 5871 Easton e Nding | ve oney. nsull, | » ane- will be observed as a legal holiday tice in Combination of Tints This Year Affords assistant scoutinaster of t 1 Presbyterian Church " 7 Women Chance to Satisfy troop, Who was drowne Any Preference. in the Meramec ton, Was recove , a, | ; . e Pon a Schools, | occurred early yesterday in the sa-/| ly Sept. clo Prospect | confession n St. Lowls tomorrow. year ago to post- is Tre- the banks, exchanges, courts, publiC/}joo9n of Irwin Rauth at ' Hill, St. Louis County, ‘of the six holdup men Boy d Yeste below s ; red today about, 100 yards away ee... m point where he sank when ™ ty to upset. lis body was itiodes Mecd | nearby this morning. sis ; will} Wilson had gone to the ry ce of | the affernoon with three 2 and in it BY business houses implicated be collec- offices and many when one’ t} nuted to have ‘Black Bear." The prosecution, ie motion, said that the t 638: + he atalaied Will be closed. There will no was locked | V, THAN 250 CARS : : oS ery & &* % ae : oF eS - ee - 8, 4 j o * meet " CAAVINCETOWN. Mass., Fk eb. } ARE ON DISPLAY | gt ee A | 21.—the lascineat ; ; at ee 8S aes : prec. este Head today ho!tds the bodies of | 4re forbidden by Governmen ee ° 4 ; bios He 4 Ses ; oo ; ee | six members of the crew of the lations ) r i a Hunt. of 3941 ¢ r Upholstering Features coast guard picket boat 238, who Sci wer, ar ¢ . _ , oe had fled $600 Selection of a jury was expected ‘cash, besides watches and jewelry. | tion will be restricted. Stores of | accomplices with Op yi ' * seni ? ‘ , ; tetailers, including to take up most of today’s seasio! will be ms the Associated churning. sea otf High) hunds of peostoffice inspectors. POR RCBO NAR AON SEIN PRN PAB Ni Mn a othe - ag? me eS ge ad hand A plea of self-defense, in behal’ of Lowry, was indicated by the /questions asked of prospective jur- the bij open. opposing Nat ible in the observance of the | a ath alot ittorneys aunches what gave TT ee oe of the day will be | other five. They fled so precip!- }ors by his attorney, Emmett Gold - > ; of the promiss whit: ak ad oh i al i en Boog 'tately that they banged the door pee i = are the mee = lich ; ut 690( y Scouts : ” Pe rene ae ee »,. the venire whether they believed a Louis and St. Louis County are ex- after them and this set off a nigh: man had a right to “protect him- pected to participate. In uniform. The left behind | self from unlawful assault by a po- department stores, This particular robber had stayed | O eer reer | behind to cover the retreat of the ne a we — ’ L by a single against death in northeasters Cape Cod in yy) ‘ ' . +; , h on bid i i iit riowvon. sci SCchermMmev ¢ ’ r, testifyin ) l’riday, he, the “‘Black 30 & Bear’ a nd Ou latch. robber _—" ° \ . Pca ; Way, told how The had been scourged nearly Herre r, and went out for @ > an- | “de. 1] After his companions had ste him,” | Onto the dock, Wilson who : g him | wearing high leather. boots and » pos- overcoat, arose from his Seat but \the stern of the craft and stg to Step towards the dock, but | boat wavered and tipped over Sank in the water and did not (although he knew how to Lake removed part of his elo athe and dove im®the river in Sear ee tye | the body, but was unsuccessful, Ratton | water is deep and the current of the | °' Strong at this point. | Wilson was the only son of 1. | Amelia Wilson. -a widow, who gy preierence, ildest that . cottage owned by Wil S # Pick-Up Promised. color’s the thing at tne ann Louis Automobile ned at 11 2 mn. rion Market Building, 4 Lucas avenur. Inspection of tl sof all mak’ wer giscloses w of colors. In other automotis pce Has been paid s a CU A WOTTI: which in: tne Show, tad i\ broadway Insull D can- al or- oney } > rh }i r1i;OLOT +} : i f diy s and iy} Ye e-i POLO! hae a e matters, »_the women 3 color mTyere really ; poinations. 7? Scliio- coioT;T Lcevere years. boat | looking Ashore their comrades, watched ia bar ithe beach, | bodies. Two were pulled from the ; Bae surf late yesterday, a few NN TO tl a a for liquor runners. who dy on froni the had helplessly the trage hundred yards reclaim a few waited > LO) Ti ace aa | raging Sig OOP be J | hours after the led in 3° ‘ re SS % - oe |} een ee Xd | powe! ” “ “ae? oN dest I wet ] ae craft, / motor and radio, ; swept | The locity heioht News rik to aie, of 795 vesterday, pitiless before it the beach patrol and with treacherous ice. broke over the miles an hour at today lashed a that stung coated the Giant bar went sleet —"opyrieht bv Underwood & Underwooi. SUZANNE LENGLEN departing for Paris on the liner France after her tour of the United States as a professional tennis play- er. She is accompanied by her mother and Baldwin B. Baldwin, who ishore |} combers where the sand 75-foot picket: boat another ' 98 ‘ 11ce identitv he the contain- Dec. 30. woman, whose disclose, robbed (sov- did not erniment dog sled « rails ing $33,000, neur Flat 199° HOUSE ENGROSSES ST. LOUIS Ot) POLICE HOME RULE BILLS Measures Would Give City Control of Finances and Leave Naming of Board to Governor. JEFFERSON CITY, Feb. 21 The Beedle bills for modified Louis engrossed in the House this without and few the po- home rule for St. ing in a opposition, days will be cal- OT) with their were rorne with- igreeting by Robert I. sic by Boy tational and troop ban- ners, they will assemble at Kings- highway and Lindell boulevard at > a. Headed by a brass band t and Will parade east hug in Lindell the Scottish Rit Cathedral, near Grand boulevard, for a public pro- gram starting at 40 a. > Mam & F McBride, St. Louis Scout Commis- sioner, will be marshal. All; seats reserved till the scouts their places, then the will thrown program is as follows: by O. Wade Fallert, ! * | iQ {4 ‘ ‘ to Til. will be take remaining be open. The Organ recital seats ’ , Seout Harmay leand and songs by Scout Svkes Loew. packed against the door and ruin- bled for the latch. He fumbled and furnbled. “T can't marked. The 20 get it open,” men who had been h up were still lined against the bar They looked the of.- at the robber and Jobber looked ut them. None fered the robber any suggestions as to opening the latch. “Well,” said the robber, “I guess me for a back!” he menaced aa9 +? it S the 20 with his revolver, broke the glass in the) window and plunged through. Those left behind in the employes of the Missouri Portland ;one Te. : Le ie) window. Stand | room—_ lice officer.” He asked also wheth.- er consideration would be given to a second-degree murder verdict, o manslaughter, if the cour instructions should present ulternatives. Fors the State. the jurors were asked Whether they had any preju dice aguinst the death penalty, and whether any of them had BON whose age would impel them to b: lenient with Lowry. He is 22 years oft in its ~* , old Lowry. who ha‘ served a 2-year penitentiary term at Jefferson City for burglary, was driving out Delmar boulevard at high speed when Patrolman Lovely, on his motor cycle, began pursuit. He ‘ 4 oo ” ww 2s ger PR ERE RE 9. MITE . a to lng mee ss home Mn ee SS ee py moar eomieameia _ “ ' wee 4 . — - . a res aN Bi 9 a rere cree ai as , “ . Tipline recess eee casiee donna id lean tone ealledles. pyle «aia Naaslilgh ali tity Neate. ete riatats iti. NOL RAN NIA. ABE Ni NERY COE RIE NN RIN SOE IN at SO . . =a ' ie ao ~ ee one ~~ ; q R . 3 y ee Pe MS ase eee eS had CES ge eae cone SS ED ae ae rae PS a i OB em 2k wail eR NESE rine en iy oe te ‘ be ow a eee . , — " ’ re CW, ene te ais tes a fom Were ys ‘ : tar oe ot te — oe, re " r me y , t Pd se P - * > “geo 2 D xe Pile.» 2 OSE MRE 3 ee nT Sn Te ST Se Ne oa ne eer ence Ce nnnS ees q ey y* SF oh eee ey ata Wee A hate © eo - he . ~ ty “ai x Ne SS ane ne eoe? - Stree * Se ee ARO RON et OCIA, EO PY eter ducts a needlework shop at ieee that wil! he . ivastom avenue address. He Bean to one that wi! acco sient for man at Stout Siegen her most frivolous ZFoOwWwn—yet 2533 Bullivan avenue. tecently is little of t) fentered Boy Scout work, but ‘Mend at the show trip yesterday was not in co read | ‘tion wit i. mbterté-w : ) pearing | h this activitv. Beea Se t wit- endar for final passage AKO 10 ($15,- nomi- Be her re- address by Mayor Miller. patriotie songs by the assemblage, renewal] ‘in mass of the Boy Scout oath of ‘allegiance, showing of “A Regular Scout.” the official scout picture, and reception by radio of Presi- dent address to Con- gress, which will be broadcast by the Post-Dispatch station, K S This celebration marks the op: ing of a ‘‘membership roundup” bys the Which will close with overtook the car on Lindell boule- vard, near Hote! Chase, and Low- ry jumped out, drew his revolver. and shouted to Lovely that he would not submit to arrest, say- ing. “I’m wanted.” When Lovely reached for his revolver and ad- vanced, Lowry shot him in the neck and chest. He shot another motor-cycle policeman, Thomas J Jones, in the ankle, then fled, but Cement plant, who had _ received their week’s wages Saturday night and had surrendered their cash to the holdup men—had no trouble in opening the door. They hurried | out but the robbers had vanished | A telephone cal! to the office of | (‘onstable John Flood of Ferguson | brought Deputy Constables Little | and Teggeman to the scene. They arrested in the neighborhood a man} ~*_ ht ni h ! ina anes Se nein eel Sule | Was caught nine hours ater at a ' os ‘ ‘ ( Stat ~ > e + 1A ™ . ; ; > 4 , rng 8 iti eae Coli- Kelley. 39. of 4472 Vieth avenue. | house! in Pine Lawn. see : AE Me SS A watch identified as one taken ! It was found that Lowry was one A number of patriotic, fraternal |: ca hel nani i in his Of the men sought by Chicago po- and Organizations will ob- = bso ye tre ie weet | ee and Federal authorities in a |serve the anniversary of the pocket, the Constables report. Kel- mail robbery. As he was charged birth : - . ? ; % _ 109 2 a at Clavton today 'of the Father of His Country. The de ae ath ths cobhaet anal 70- 'with a capital offense here, he was [ |not turned over to the Chicago au- St. Louis chapter of the Sons of lice are searching for five others >: ine he | > . 1t? ' ee “eSeage > are Ser , . SES. | 4. P naming of the}|the Revolution will hold its annua] Witnesses will be asked to identify | (horities, and his connection with i i> 7% .! cia t . a : |the robbery has not been estab- and with | dinner at 6:30 Dp. m. tomorrow at : Governor would|tiie Coronado Hotel. with former mousey. . lished He said, tn explanation of them so| Gov. Hyde speaking Washing-|; Mrs. Rauth, who in charge | shooting the policemen, that he be- of the place when the robbers €N-\ lieved he was “wanted” for theft not take from | ton’s life. , a re zy j ‘ Z rT ‘ Patriotic and historical tered, said they took $200 from) ¢; automobile. will manage her next season. “I’ve made my million,” says Mlle.; down, and no trace of 7) | ° ° ° ima ne Ineasures Iropose Lenglen. She means a million francs, of course; but that’s still a | mained. eas te pon rovision lot of money in France. Warned by Flashing Lights. tise statutory , = — ccoemeereneeeen— At |b Saturday afternoon the - — through the ! Aldermen subject to for of | under Board of fine and to 9 7 The repeal the blatant to be members of are risonmient failure te the funds certified by Police Commissioners necessary the conduct of department, and discretion of th Aldermen the ’ l 24 PF Lat ; 7 0 CIOCK hich t} was sighted ‘ont of the blizzard. l’lashing 4 5 “£ —s 6 3 . , blinker lights told observers ashore i his 2 t f shy ° wine pbwe he death a Washington's bf The growin that engines had dead * . . ritain to Give eu, | Party) of Grace Church, se g individuaill NANTES! H | 7 tg ' si > icin a ’ fons: 7 ordi ' gag arte € ; ” rute Concession in ankow a nd pow erless, pos inde fjnitely. Mts have been dis- “is 4 ¢ i; the eralt Pasa 4 **hearry) ejant color wis ; f the past. . . ’ ng 0 te (‘oolidge’s of wry) OLE the its radio was for two destroye rs Were at ¢ Boston two plac © Board amount all ap- police purposes. Beedle introduced POimce Within the am- under cutters fol- —_ . SOT) I - “ ; ‘? ¥ *r ‘ s7TYvy« , Asin 4 } i forced draft. with sea trom — | ee ——— we Added re mosition by answering questions ents wah ee ‘refused to answer at. Chicago soxvprite s ne o 23 Intel ; ilast Aug. 5. es tow lifts | S2me — After disclosing that Insul! g paint $45,000 to the local} county paign, Schuyler flatly refused of Ah + ee Scouts, dis - ‘Tso- j ‘nominal master of the state, farmed a numoer of Chang in’s soldiers and seized an am -} : a, eee ; : , Lin Ss { J and ized an ammu | miles shore K th easures at the request of the initio rain. ‘ oe . eee a4 ‘ : tere ? 2 se an th} } } (overboard and a tremendous of ofk: stimate and Apportion- . ana } eports his s ¢ we a3 ial ke ¢ (ae eee , ale SRO ee penal ene ee running. Crews from thr ard | cet co Louis with the expecta- } CElVe d here after Re had peen made would in) fx- in e\ de! . | ’ a T - 7 ? M f " (ontinued from Page One lowing clos: ly. propriations cy) At that time off Representative for In- Was inj Savace | regarding made.to the Minister, same time. + . “ i WoO ‘ Taare terior hat iva troops was hile ‘ _— +» vYiA El ans wEnetin ¢ emg emer tins9 te a a ee ne OS tan Oh ie Mgt NES OE BS ae i ine = chains -ciiatbiadinatein said ; ” OR i se A ae 3 = fT eee 7 aie ay ure WSS ae RELIG. GAT, KE MATTEO EE. POs ’ APRS TS ems TM ye WEN ME eee ae y CMe Pa ay ape. ee , al services while tl man had through the victims yee , le + om * . ’ ‘ i hy , OT i heen Sighte a, searched destrovers ihe 9 less ~ ify ui ~ hy . wun- the picket boat posses- : ; a . | ae | 8 8" : ‘ i sTHE ONLY A : , lar -T a Gov. Peay Improving Rapidly. masked | = og ee ICHOLS Press Exec | ane kel. 3 j Sion held \ ’ neigh Sur- + aM + Pe 4 i Oi centrai Or robbers was | postoffice, pre- venting the clerical force from go- ing to work. Newspapers the tioners with body of ashore The place were from door. Prese without Sepnidii oF a he. 7 » + ) DACHK oft . ler seditivus Spe eches or literature. seeer vears etry irs + ‘ : , ~4 oe? | . in tributing strik A he ; ! cre rhe eYxXxecUulio is 43° Atl) — ‘noyneline S ¢ ‘KS under orders Of Gen, Ll orneiluUs Snes ' defense c imMmssioner Ol a of , : wy) memisiant cer. U4 “un mis Motor W Midwes: i arnbutors. will ty, host "hy I sources placeu piled ( F ’ W as ay ce toda. orks weheadings . 7 TOO) piace VeS- . vm ; - - _- . + ? . ? jOoat- rvs N ytionalists deciareu found . “+ . , . . i iijf ;ers stoned in commission cost $41.( On - ’ “900 Market the Coast he : Tathan Millions. Millions dealers fomorrow sa f the ado L. M. Stewart (“oro ‘ there hac of! strike was a smal! Puniahbi i lece The crowd was dispersed | rea a : . Setiahy by the police, " | Nation-j; _ ‘ane ~ | ? a Chrysler Corporation stoned when the mob took refuge tx rporation, rrovince hi EW . Munroe, director of for , ’ .,.{in alleyways. A Chinese-owned nike sty , ‘ : 2 ANG capture O14 langehow, Lis | ~++ » 3 , : | dé 1 distric 1 gee ' ay 4 i cotton mill Was stoned. Thus fa. isiTft} s Will The-jin % t} VK" et of he r rrom +35 Soll »\ i i. ‘ i 21% E “ie south | : ‘ ithe has assumed \’o ‘forces of Marshal Sun Chang-Fang. sien Scek of the was pronounced ti lessened, bevond ‘ her 1} 20. rie 7 t pre ejale rif rr} vear so } : A iif Hie McKeever, 32, J ’ Yaail. 3 Calieta " , —— sfreeft i ton pany is to presige d ae soldiers. - ' economic reasons. rage’, generiu | for h iy “ Wino 17) Turn were Ss; +> mA? “a gy ‘ is : } ee R ‘ to celebrate the recent and s&s ‘ , : ee ‘ victory in Chekiang sales helt et ONE: DOE RR GY GPR SER, FLARE SO Rete IIE * “ ronnie ~ ‘ u "nt G 5 oa Sy THIS WEEK ONLY &, TORIC SPHERICAL KRYP7OK BIFOCALS (Invisible, near and tar in one) And above frame, $7.50 Evenings Except Wednesday FREE EYE TEST A. F HOFFMANN Optometrist for 28 Yeare 3812 5 BROADWAY S| 7 . PD — ‘ Lh. * , antifor- ve he : Juniata ;: Tr) 1 ee rety - ] strike ; rhea Saturday. aspect. ! | ere : Labor Manifesto. rin) i (seneral Labor Union has alms, foOsseda ontinuation of anti- - . men uildin a Pershing CITY CLUB CHORUS SINGS a aes AT THE ‘POP’ CONCERT 14 ye elow Male Voices Heard With the Sym- Afternoon rOOaAY Middle 4s | * Delaware is woot Other Meetings "lanned. . M. Cleary, general sales 1 fr of the Studebaker Corpora- and Paul G. Hoffman. vice-: wident, Will address a banquet of Studebaker and /| Strike activities a joe: ne Sealers at a Tine -| ‘he foreign settlement the row. Mason, 1.01 'jurisdiction of the Chinese authori-iof the mi trict manager. is to ny side. started an ex Philip H. Bre head of the Chinese t Luxe Automobile Co.. Is Sributors. wil) dealers Inlaid Linoleum Large assortment of the most desirable patterns. Special, $1.39 Sg. Yd., At- hours. ee ‘ 7 Kefuge. seized and reign of ter- day. statemen %f its Natives effect ty - istations paced the Pniftojn | Known that e generalissimo had ity > haa answer any que Stions as to wh ij eC lared (;reat Britain | KnOW! t ad the nerai - ¢: oO re 4 the re \ 7 id to Advanced right } 1 chance ; ‘ _— ’ . * “¢* Vi eH . 2 ; 1 , a! YW es cen | ( ; re, 2 ‘ . : ae io e de- Reed Warns the Witness, General Excellence :s¢ facto authorities in|” ae ved to. send soldier come, ‘ OMIM ssioners, ~~ . 1] there | een . itnrougn onan. a ’ bys ryé Schuyler Wey : The appearance of a large steam- that th , exceilence « : Ae Was recoils ctions of contribut ix ns ; (‘nen s re- ‘ er short distance awav gave mo- ae a | i The department stores of Shang- a 2% they ) raised | corre¢t. ition that the Cantonese fmentary ope LO Vii . + hy > ual oe wn , rel oC se Si + rds st ac Ee va : ; x i ward ow +e) mon sa as v f ‘) ~~ a mt! j iit ; ii | ‘ : : ‘ ; = ‘ : ‘ tt . a lo ed tLUurda i) . ré y} ¢ ne i signale q franticallv ( . | y ® : c4. ae »)} | a i i} the whole Ol t l¢ coun : ae ; ? 41 . : . > > © ° he of a oe . and some of the mill hands wno a kept and | ‘ , i oe biic as joined in the walkout returned to! » POLICE SURROUND DRUG STORE He believed the iow ie ong : ‘ . Reon returned to storm ' ; ; a . e wor ¢ ,, (Cw US IPS resi YT Led thpnair oe Bimony | for slat 3 ans resumed thelr | Swatigwed the, 238 CAPTURE ROBBER AS HE FLEES been; “What other portation from sight of those on shore. | oertat]} ? : * ad : . STi n¢ still. r 7 . a > ae } ¢ ; ; > ; he wit- ‘I got that »O00 from Mp. Strike Agitators on a ' i rwelve hours after she first had Griesedieck Store, 2601 Cass; ( a e le Citys eentinued without post- ei a ae ee | ae > cant On, (sull, @md in addition $40. 000" f Sh h 3 i and with the racing Iwo Prowlers Arrested. seat ; ron $0. On, Streets Oo ang al a) is inn } ‘ ; a ane i ‘ke ed 7% ol ¢ | | former items of $29. G00 +} Ppaint ad A ; a by t A at ind picketed igh and those aboard ‘ug f B HT. . vy, 1 dred strikers irtual -* + th 2n ¢ SHANGHAT, eh met their tate A watch on the', yi as avenue .% ; v ylle - swords patrolled 15 a. m. yesterday, the streets today and had stopped at > a m., the and arrested a trial, de- victims Boatswain iy the Associated found have suspended risoner identified NASP VILLE, Tenn., Feb, 21. 3 if pJa le } ; it 7 Li ¢ s 1cause Sea oe : ¢ —_ ! a (OV Peay is ‘anidiyv j y cine ne Mass, commmar of tne poat; | john avden, 22 i. se SS eS ee a emer ear , “lorie foston: specs mayden, of wi from his rece t {llnes f ne am arket at venth os yi vite Raymond H. Clark Boston; > ’ fort _ n iness Of pneu storv "The 9 re do th 5: {¢ arineg the re pression nhia: { Boston: sic } come of the sti ae so .. 7 | st wile > Ty. aS Ia ‘ . + bd ¥ 2? and OT) tne Fr it a q) . y “40 The strike marked by a! poston: Leo S. Krzyvanowski of | Vcaieetit dein ead t home. from cover y) imbhWhe . | terday. A mob of boys and al ste cr Nei mwvor : v. A mob of boys : Greenville, 8. C. RYPTOX $ , the ‘billets as ei 446 Gad beer ; President bBarnes- Ames ia ies) SPECTACLES Company. N. Y. 4a eo ’ t In 48-Hour Blizzard = on : ti Causes Damage in prope igh and . rr i re $7.50 fore full three ‘ ; and . ae ,orre }y ay 7 , lea: ; cy m+ Rarr: tt ithe money wv: pa as in] 4 “PEP the tO negotiate | a le Brapihie ] to W U pie ading th: the . } ae pmhanit i\ Séier td E . : , ted in testified -that Cr _aaieseseue ature ij anv part ‘hina,. this apparentiy ap o | Postal Service Suspended. Hage not object t a ‘ LtaPrist orm ” a - . * » oes = ae a) people’s government, section eight- t 4 speect] and igher wages the unions. ‘ates tte ce intel ‘Oul Ws hHiowe i Authorities of international ‘ype real Wesider and Charlies A Tuck: r. Se ttlement Were confronted with an * , Ge enazer f the Peerless fac- awkward situation. Authorities o¢ pm @re to speak Srank : |Marshal Sun Chuan-Fang, provin- James 07 jal rul defender of Shang » 880 Will speak. a Seer oak 50 ios tlang and Pontiae edt i ve £uests at a rWyes +. Hote] it reneral ager, and k, west- Oakland in provisional he F harged with a : is district manager. trat and - Th beheadings in are fate ckn an, press, of thie foreign area and helped to demonstrations. ction af , rote erpess ; Poer. | A- heavy rain places dropped to he host also dis- ‘oOo 1SS ver, ; phony on Sunday Pi |} New ver bea sorts HK Bill. of the City Club, Last Week of February Sale LIVING ROOM Davenport and chair uphol- stered in mohair with tapes- try-covered Coxwell chair. DINING ROOM Buffet, table, china cabinet. 5 chairs and armchair up- holstered in tapestry. BEDROOM bed and walnut the W eh OTne " 4 i J th target. reports front said Hangchow and the real £ , er SWee}] : “7 oe i A a the on | j authentic q ‘ »* artia Chekiang. battl: in- |tionalists occupied about 50 per- police of the settlement during j /milit ting sons arrested and the riday, and railwaymen return: we Se win were thrown: On . ar , from sector report tik Lil scp | ; a ache along th i emesis Ch im ts ys , Home ladvancing 5 . now i Furnished 'Linping, 11 miles on a hater Down to Payment of resistancs iv oat Stat- ternational Complete Three- Room Outfit, for *495 sales strike these were brought up Southerners court this morning, assault. obstruction Several of nort heast icaptured city ~* a ray 8 TY is SO 4, So a eae FAUNA Pome) wy ew » ’ : ° 5 a4 aida ~ peer - Tr ti tliat att eo, ate ee mparntignasen . phir heartanaen ative deere — other lesser offenses. Forty thousand « the of the city believed to clearly the of those in the international] settle- they handed authorities were re ported of Sungkiang Chinese {troops ing a line ,Kashing ter point is ‘Shanghai The looting indicate and arrested ment if the Chinese Mrs. Vera As I u | arrive in : ve of th: Vrovisional reat lie difficulty Pair only 28 ds of Each Ored toa Seriously Ln- Mm Chicago Collision. Pos? | Vier are over to Large dresser, chest — American finish. troops of ¢ (;sovernor Was quandary. 1@7))- i i - ‘ er prov.! GISpPoseq (ij if Open Until 9 P. M. MANNE BROS. FURNITURE CO. 5600 West Delmar at De Baliviere 5600 West iz the prisoners to the it? the international poliec. the Cantonese, in- arrest of- ‘but by the In tionalist first and regular WOMAN, 70, DIES OF BURKS - * " ‘ ‘ present svstem of the declared to this City. were automobile in collided their ain Nationalists. occupying Hangchow, the Na plainclothes men enters followed by Shortly after ) their arrival stores reopened aused man Iraffice a dente in aca athine inia ‘fort to and the flag of the Kuomintang, the don nolitical party of *ne i Nationalist Government, fional police ? .* , a rs Ssrorin Provisional are author- Sun. If the prisoners in COV - ne rs the Court. which local Chinese Marsha] Over the appointed by itv, namely, Judges hand the present case, the ering only minor strike they are certain to be ch the party backing the With doing police work Cutioners., The tween are Fang, ? : ihe ‘ident North Mom- Save } = 4 "A A were also in the e ir, Were charges soldiers. disorders, arged by 4 2 r 9 ‘* oe de nant ee fiter, Janette Pau) a2 was Long serious illness and complications often follow Colds, Grip and Influenza. Guard your health against box bears this signature ONL gore Laren Sf 1g SSSD SON r inde. the ex- played everywhere «g a . . ben the Hyde Til in Hospital. Rav, lated P en >. . AS ‘ Phy Judges thus are he- while thev (huan- they fear Th ae from Nationalists if ev surrender the prisoners. Wu Seizes Ammunition Train. Marshall Chang Lin, Genera! thern er te a. et aie about the ne hile a passerby] .,s¢hed le f three | . Tro] vesterdagy | drive agains le southerne! Bag ee . . }|march through Honan provi ane Grandvi: wl farces taken ij] when forces of Wu hinese Catches Golden Pagle Barchanded. RBEAMONT. Tex., Feb. 2] Alex Domague, a ship ‘“d emplove to golds two fires, Extra appointees nee ] . ai Tit t ° , i 7 i Bi c day Is id ick td Bt e. ‘hich h aught barehande: ‘Once Upon a Time insur Laborites * em. bhuy enouch fire didnt ‘pail of service, Mav ! tee Lt. B. TEBBETTS POLITABLE CIE (New Vork) CEn. 200, 1506 Ambesendor Bid. $ ¥ - . _ : | La ; Pau ees iA hae rT? the ir “S\ v4 " ‘ >\\ } } ; ; ss .. >, ; on fn l’eople nee. “wi of ’ rf “< from . e é ‘VLUOWw |} Ts ine . . . i? yy 7 4 ii S apo rown “8S condit issimo ol tite nor forces, 307 N. 4th Street (Between Ohee and Locust tes ion ws renort Ak 6 est Colors he te the s 84 to 10 ~ todas Quality hospital! hear Was lie was re- is I The t eagic Das an eight-foot wing spread farrn Where “a a ae: sgreee stoner mer aeeemenens er neem ete SP se eae Gen. 3 Only! 4

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If : Mini mum charge. 76 ROUGH DRY Ile Lb. ( wor i a Minimum charge. 5 FINISHED DE LUXE, 20c Lb The highest claas finished serv. ice Mi suimum ze 2.00 At price quoted mnie must ai icast O08 % flat wor Send along your dry cleaning. We own and operate our own Dry Cleaning & Dyeing Plant. GRAND LAUNDRY AND } CLEANING CO. ‘ Phone, JEfferson 3650-51-52-53-54 East St. Louis. EAst 562 , included ______ ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH | realize that the, im-| o maintenance 01) must this community for the 'tical man needs of mediate are such, transportation facilities as we have and for their improvement I have, as stated, while providing a rir basis on which the company’ - 4 > ties may operate them while ths £ dae sa 8 4 y rads of the Ci a’ req ui? P it, epe- -ifically provided for the superses- sion of such means of transporta- + . 7 . » oe hr . ion when and as we are abie tc provide a better means. No Guarantee by City. “In this tentative draft: of the new franchise which I have sub- mitted publicly for comment and iscussion, the ¢ of St. Louis s not a PuarTranie = e" s sufficie et the operating expenses or re- - * -_ . —— - > 4* : tact tO Lilt company Jia ‘ be invest- con- rh. Feanfh -c +» + The franchise draft ry ee en » tivrverim ‘ Leitz . iins the following provisions: ng furt! the express Intention of both parties that the cost of the service shall, throughout such d (r rring to the period the franchise), be met only through © earnings derived from the on- eratio! of the property subject hereto, and that the city shall in 5 a . ie cr? "SO 73? re ee | —.. ~ riod at ise Euat}l : ; ee Bile earnings J a “It should be noted that the in- nd f ntract as thoare 4a . ‘7 ~ ~# —_ irpose Oi i ewe “ — -’ ner ~*> *y iit servi — "Gees s Cf PiLia@Ct as Bon +. j re “mits tha eity — ++ ren, faa chil Xu } - A444 8 .ii Tariy¥, as a Aiici ¥ > | ok? hae sa mk ey) 74.7 to operate such rapiil ‘¢ 1wsejif or ft elect, either > r ++ + pri ties ~ ~ — — imSit «i ‘ iLi€éS ) £8°U Uda i . the rapid transit facilities to be op- erated by the ‘company under lease agreement providing for a quate monthly rental to be paid or the . city. rhe the powers conferred on 1 A\A-*® sy? Uy f it’ ict, plus the powers which > , . ~ accrue to y under the ‘serv- ce-at-cost’ fra = have th On- . Se re insportatic that St ti ’ “lities even Or one WAN The S ion of transportation fo the sh st period would mean -h SS millions of dollars to h irchants and manufacturers int treme! is bearable inconve’ e to t] riding pu T te at v work and that o ne « i Transit Comm ee of the Bona Aidermen has been horou! ry pi . ¢ h | - } . . * 4 > , = © > : t Sil ~ r ling CO litions set t in this repor Believes Problem Well Solved ay f P P 1? we 7 I have solve® the pre >» Dest f our ao Pe tions extending over a perio} of 'Wo years. What is needed r0W is that when tt which wil! iS submitted tn detail: occur in the immed’ate . ++ ts : future, ft given carefu: grave b¥y Pach every citizen who has the !n terest should be consideration of this city at heart.” Woman Kills Man and Self. By the Aseeciated Preas Feb MIAMI, Fla.., Mre Birdie L. Patse] formerly of Roa noke, Va., fatally wounded G. H Ridgeway, ears old. and then Kilie@ herself after a qu today at her a; Ridgeway who also is said to be from Roaa- noke, ata within a , The woman was dead \when police reached the house gg 7 arre enrivs died hospital ew hours. ¢ . ~ Tri eB Pt such ‘er ee? _ 4 ~ ~ * . “ * » ; a RE ER en mene eae Ee AO ACCA I A A OC OLE LIAL LE ALLL OA OE A LL 21, 1927 _ _ MONDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY See Our Other Announcements on Pages 5 and 13 Ceecbetiedece mi teeediel peicegtieceee es \. i ' ) Boys’ Sweaters, $1.95 These Sweaters are of fine worsted and rayon combinations in the season’s newest designs—sizes 30 to 36. Boys’ New Ties, 39 In this group is a large selection of new patterns and colors—all are new silk Ties— unusual values at this price. ownstalirs Store.) Children’s Shoes $4.0 PLENDID-WEARING Foot- wear offered in a sale at a price ; that carries a substantial sav- ing. Included are some that are Slightly imperfect, but every pair is a good value. ps i PE Washi ’s Birthd Tuesday, February 22 ashington’s Birthday PECIAL events planned in our various children’s departments make | Tuesday an ideal day for the parents to shop for the youngsters. Many interesting offerings on boys’ and girls’ apparel, shoes and hosiery have been assembled with pricings that present splendid value-giving. 4-Piece Spring Suits,$°7 .95 -Fiece Spring Suits,9"7 . The approved Spring models will be found in this moderate price group. They are well tai- lored of all-wool fabrics in new patterns and 4 weaves that are decidedly attractive. Each Suit has a coat, vest, 1 pair of long pants and 1 pair of short pants. Also some with two pairs of knickers. Come in sizes 6 to 16 years. ’ - ’ ° | Boys’ Knickers Boys’ Longies | Lined Knickers of good, dura- Long Pants for the boys— | ble fabrics in the new Spring come in new English cut and patterns—may be had in sizes 7 there is a large assortment of to 15 years. Splendid values. patterns—sizes 12 to 18 years. ? S ° Se Boys’ Spring Ca Of all-wool!l fabrics in , the new Spring shades— have full leather sweat- band—one-piece or eight- quarter tops. There are novelty and staple Shoes of patent leather, tan and those trimmed with tan and gray lizard—Oxfords, ties and high Shoes with spring and regular style heels. Sizes 5 to 8 and 814 to 2. ; (JIOWRStTaISTS Store.) et ee en ee Sale Extraordinary—800 Beautiful New Coats for Girls Sizes 7 to 14 Years—Your Choice Tuesday, $6.95 IGHT at the entrance of Spring we are able to offer these wonderful Coats at this re- markably low price. Only an advantageous purchase from a maker of high-character garments makes this price possible. A very substantial saving is afforded. New Sports, dressy or tailored Coats of tweeds, plaids, novelty mixtures and plain fabrics—in the new belted, double breasted, shawl collar and straightline styles. other new ideas. . little girls and sizes 11, 12, 14 and 16 for the larg find such exceptional values at this - ‘ vt : Meng yy, ») od 2 iia see 4 * = +s o- ee ee : - isan ; ? ban i will be found in these attractively You will find those with hand embroidery or with piping of contrasting materials—there are the tailored models for the wee boys. Come in tan, navy blue, green. Lined with good quality cotton sateen. (Infants’ Department—Downstai!rs Store.) | Polaire, novelty mixtures and serges are used in the tailoring of these garments. _ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH =] Continuing— March Sale of: Curtains and Rugs’ This sale presents an unusual opportunity te supply your Spring needs at savings. = Little Girls’and Boys’ Spring Coats } Sizes 4, 5 and 6 Years $585 ,, $785. ANY smart Spring Coats for the little boys and girls priced groups. rose beige and Girls’ Silkk Frocks | "ihe $ 5 75 Attractive and charm- ing are these Silk Dresses fashioned of good quality flat crepe and crepe de | chine—in street and high shades. Daintily trim- med. Sizes 8 to 14. a =m o Se AO Wil $7 :50 Of straw, and silk-ané Straw combinations — trimmed with ribbon some tams—come in the new colors such as rose, Copen, monkey skin, gooseberry, wild honey and sand. (Lowustairs store) ae Shirts 95c - Boys’, of fine percale, fancy broadcloth, rayon- striped madras and plain color broadcloth—collar- attached styles — blouses in sizes 6 to 14—Shirts in sizes 1215 to 144. wnstairs Store.) Athletic Unies Suits 50c Boys’ fine quality nain- sook Union Suits in the sleeveless, V-neck style— have knit webbing in back—sizes 6 to 10 years. Youth’s sizes 39 to 36 priced at - 2-& 2 & es © 2 24 ie. eS Boys’ Fancy Socks, 39c Pair Of combed cotton, have fancy checked legs and cuffs, all are in 7 length, sizes to 1074. Seconds. Three pairs, $1.15. Child’s Short Socks, 35c Pair Rayon-and-silk short Socks with assort- ed fancy checked tops, sizes 5 to 82. Seconds. Three pairs for $r.oo. Boys’ and Girls’ Hose, 19c Pair Medium weight, in black for boys; sizes to 10%», slight seconds. Fine rib in camel, gray, pongee and black for girls, sizes 6 to 92. Children’s Sport Hose, 39c Pair Rayon-and-lisle Hose in checks and stripes in several color combinations; sizes 6 to g's, slight seconds. Hosiery for Boys and Girls Silk-and-Rayon Hose, 89c Pair These Hose are in the fine-rib style; have light colors and white; will give splendid service. Allen “A” Silk Hose, 59c Pair Fancy ribbed Hosiery of fine quality silk; have extra splicing at heel and toe; assorted colors; sizes to 9°2. Misses’ Shaped Hose, 69c Pair Rayon-and-silk with triple-seamed back; reinforced heel and toe; white, blush, champagne, gray, beige and nude; sizes § to 10. Children’s Socks, 35c Pair Of rayon in fancy checks and stripes im. assorted color combinations in French ta gray, peach, French blue; sizes 7 to 9%: seconds. 7% length. ‘Downstairs Store.) pipings, novel pockets, fancy stitching, Trimmed with contrasting side pleats and a lot of All the newest colors are well represented. There will be plenty of salespeople to serve you promptly. There are sizes 7, 8. 9 and 10 for er girls. Mothers will be agreeably surprised to Sale Price VW nstairs os ra Schools Girls’ Wash FI Special, 2 for New, fresh, bright, crisp made of broadcloth, prints, stripes, plaids and plain materi will notice that they are un made and carefully- finished. © will notice that the styles are bows, smocking, pockets, pipi pleats and fancy stitching. Siz some with bloomers to matc sizes 8 to 14. (GF) Store ris’ Children’s SI In the February § S945 S rthopedic Shoes, scienti signed for little feet, are in style, fashioned of patent leatk elk and tan calf. Sizes 514 tof Oxf ‘Juni Oxford Ties for Misses 2n Oxfords trim- Ta Tailore med with tan stroller patent grain or black patent | gray and leather with black“and trimmi Kray trim, sizes 13% | tan stro to 2, priced B:3. 45. ming; 2 Sturdy Shoes for Tan Shoes that boys will Occasions. 114 to 319%. 1.5550 P to 6, priced; .....s08 (Boys Sho Boys’ Golf K All-Wo S pect 5 As as opportuni fering t sortment lined Kni patterns. wide belt pockets a around Juvenile Cricket Newest Patterns— | Excellent Quality | This new assortment of Cric '. impressive because of the d on it affords and because of values, They are made of “Re mixed with rayon. 2 to I@ Good é i” in 2 t Pubes

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Continuing—. March Sale of Curtains and Rugs at savings. _ | This sale presents an unusual opportunity to supply your Spring needs pring Coats en’s New Hats $50 : (“dy , 2 Of straw, and silk-and. straw combinations — trimmed with ribbon, some tams—come in the new colors such as rose, Copen, monkey skin, gooseberry, wild honey / and sand. (Downstairs store ) — — fine quality nain- ion Suits in the s, V-neck style— it webbing in izes 6 to 10 years. s sizes 39 to 36 (Downstairs Store.) etic Union Suits and Girls d-Rayon Hose, 89c Pair Hose are in the fine-rib style; t colors and white; will give service. “A” Silk Hose, 59c Pair ribbed Hosiery of fine quality e extra splicing at heel and toe; colors; sizes to g'2. ’ Shaped Hose, 69c Pair and-silk with triple-seamed back; d heel and toe; white, blush, ¢, gray, beige and nude; sizes 8 Idren’s Sida. 35c Pair on in fancy checks and stripes in color combinations in French tan, ch, French blue; sizes 7 to 9%; 7% length. (Downstairs Store.) 7 a“ 4 df J iy vy VA ‘ ‘ wy ahs . ¥ 4 A ty WAS ‘es . : é a a]! ie ‘ 7 i Tata t ’ ‘4 : 0.0 a fe ‘ () . 1V, ds a . U + J u . {' ‘i VAM 7 —— \ f) : \y i | eo // . ‘tee w \ - ’ te i Ps : ~s * oh . a. . . s ' } vie . ; a oF ) | s for Girls —__—_—————... 5. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH —__MONDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 21, 1927 See Our Other Announcements on Pages 4 and 13 STIX, BAER & FULLER ——— Schools Closed maa Girls’ Wash Frocks Special, 2 for $5 New, fresh, bright, crisp school Frocks made of broadcloth, prints, percale, in stripes, plaids and plain materials. Mother will notice that they are unusually well made and carefully finished. Daughters will notice that the styles are new with bows, smocking, pockets, piping, collars, pleats and fancy stitching. Sizes 6 to 10, some with bloomers to match—others in sizes 8 to 14. (Girls’ Store—Third Floor.) va e ‘2, . geen Pe og ee _—~ eT haat ee ie a ' xia eony sate Le mPa 4 agen sie 2 eM ghee Se FEE Oe be wn Poe vols emi dammnmpror ccna teks toe aha e a wt “Son * Ne Be A Sete Se ae: WS ew SOR penne dee nif, Bi lg as plead woo, a Oe > bee eas - i ee ere Ph eee es eave iy: 0 ‘f 4 si - ~ wOere od Op tu >. en ee Seen . a 2 rb = ~

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__ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH_______“¥ Leave Your Silk Hosiery, | -sidectoaiala PAGE 6 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _—s— : see oS ite MONDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 21, 1927_.——— Auto Racer Hurt in Crash. | | ’ Deh iM mented . trade of use@® of! y. Lamy, $49,227: William D. Orth- corse as ington pecla OX | Vandervoort's has ee a ; sds and Municipal bridges: | et ceaeiee sacs: 2 Pounds, $1.25 thet in Buseling sitver | an en Wm. Anderson Prints Qies3:.'caaan + ° tg ¢ a ba se president of t! Terminal ii- vs with chased links and a neuit| con ae hen tender Corie George C. Kirn Sr., $31,156; Harry ok fo : a _ , . £ five different Ae me ye d ion himself considers) OO Fes octad Cnn wpeeeel W. Uhlemeyer, $30,700: Joseph R. Attractis ely packed with delicious dark and pas a a. malt oe IN SECOND FLOOR SHOPS — ; of that | organisation 35c to #0c a pound. Sarroll, $27,805; Ferdinand H./ milk chocolates, log cabin roll, glazed fruit, bon- ee Viersieuneeste 5 sally Pri Nee eile ta eae "agian V pecia y ricedg te 3 ina ‘ } irry toe& Beav) | auger, $25,267; Oliver L. Garri- : Vandervoort’ Jewelry § : i, cin BRS SOl: Baten De Rietee 824 - bons and candy cherries. Fapaeevecsss Jowelsy § Shos ads { modern bridges b. C 00; William S. Simpson, $23,996; Candy Shop—First Floor : Wardrobe Trunks WU a ee newve ages Fe tood Jacob M. Hirshtein, $21,000: James . . we, we “s oe s€rstooe oe irrei whatsoever Drummond, $20,000; Sebastian ( t C74 Q5 ar , pai Ree eh” , 2 A ith ¢ jnities comprising bs ol ad 1. + 7 2 ’ \ Klein $20,900: Charles IL. rie. : Lyle . district. burt | cic Tee & Caond, 816.- his ( om lete Bedroom ( rou A PLACE ‘for everything ) lack of taeilitien Tor ai —and room to spare ‘THIS week Wm. Anderson Prints will be pnd g of | frig 1 the St. Louls for those little things you river from SA L vj 0 N sa wi we veces a accumulate on any pleasure ; featured at45ca yard. See mannequins wear- eet St La its S+. Louis are so MILLION OR MORE | : Pig Ie Metal Bed trip. ing frocks made from these Prints in the— Deca te Ee \ oe ‘se ai . P= Holds 15 garments. Ve «finest Red Saimon in — - m O* fete ne a - ™ 7.7 ~ ~ — (her Fe; | meme tall cans; generally By Leased Wire From the New —Z LEG, iz, i — — ) Colored Wash Goods Shop—Second Floeg. masts other years, | larje size tat — The Dress Trunk in sizes 1 of the ex- sold at 35¢ to 40¢ a Can. York Bureau of the Post-Dispatch ' Oa “Cx > oie M tt : : : —. : ud ) aed I Le Oe ap “dF. a ress 36 and 39 inches is ideal for | n » t> St. Louls tel NEW YORK, Feb. 21.—More 1 PDF CO fae 1: “rie . Cc than 200 Americans carry a _lifs : ge E a. A le gh ae) : ° packing and shipping. Fit- csr : ‘ t. Louts traffic | ‘ z ee . ae t OMe Ogee - Pe OS nN i it == s.. — insurance of $1,000,000 or more f Se iin “ae ok ~~ Soe emp le Spri 4 wa: — — $13 {od lip | | ence | Piaf an 7 thie I Pe) = > ; ‘ ter : ‘ _ ~~, =~ i ’ ” ; af , : : : ye , a trays s , . : 4sA interstate | \ heyond a surance estates” tanking vetworn || yp) Magi ad owen oe = =and Chest The Steamer Trunk to Tuesday—Last Day of the. Mice. ssnatie ban ba é . . = - ™ . ; = . M - ‘ Z > —_ i. , ° Buying Limit 4 Cans $4.000,000 and $7.500.000, aecord- Ci te | 4 > = Som ae match in 36 and 39 inch te Oe ’ «cy a +i ‘ + mo 7 -. ? 7 as. a4 wand , to the current National] Un- EEL 4 me f | = sizes has 1 tray. $ 10 95 : | fT :Y ; es ¢ = yy ‘ ° e e ; ‘bas 3. Oe , rS¢ bi aaah @ | S408 « iss ie tox 2y ‘ e * af ry of dis- Steal AE SOC ANE 0 RRND a ON Sr mae meray ie + pi + oe ee ae }4 a rs . tee : . eine J Pe = ‘ ameon, - . ae Baie iy Sree a ‘“ “ars ‘ - pores meee - . n ‘ ~ a “ . eo - n en . ’ ty ie nA =, 2 ae . Dee aan RAE oy a es ee Le ae ae I 5 5 a tan hat. Seat, - - a . a “ . 4 aes ¥. wt nk aoe ’ BPM i 4 eR ee we ee renege ey $40,118: John Streckfus, $40,000; ; a ee | he " -) i> eA es , . ' ; . > ‘ bd ; 7 ~ - ' . - > . ‘ ; out- in recent | FSi] ; : | a . “4 = A rMimina ivor of Feast st. “rank . Patterson, pres- RE. ees 6 oon a ee Leer nts eee ° ba . +} ore + 2 5 & eS ry 4 Be ; ¥ puis us, Was he National Cash Reg- | =i ee. : : Pt fae all 1t11] igs oom ' — Nee . : 5 : vor Tee pondents, Bul me ncereased his insurance ~—E& Bro... eredf was subd-| & neral manager ie the bss = By American Artists — | at HONER AGAIN DENIES HE HAD PART IN KILLING OF MELLETT ; increased is to —— For the Last Week of the aiph Jon attorney and pres- q ig © tL b S i t of the Brooklyn Chamber o: ce f e ruar a € . Ts, aed ‘hts : dé Imit.. However, Conferring with Chief of Polic® Before and . increased his licies ; ee . After Murder. He is Brooklyn's bi eee; $15 Metal Bed, finished walnut holder. SS ae e Ity operator of this cits ) * $16.75 Laver-Felt Mattress, 50-lb. . By the Axes 2 Z dded $1,000,000 to his coverage TL of a. =ae For Misses CAN Fes | ee inging the total to $2,000,000. | ct an $7.50 Coil Spring, for wood or metal bed on ae Or ee - \ =a ; ee Writing Gossard Corsets pe editor, today Come out .- Se At Lett—Chest of Drawers, of gumwood, finished Portfolios 7 nces chaise months ago ee see. eB mahogany or walnut. 38-inch top. Special $22.50 $ o- the Cre an POuUCIies are: ‘ 2 54 ~ a 3 s p To Use at School or Af .00 Hh) ‘ : : ategorical | president f -the Furniture shop—! ‘ ete : ps of , “tate’s contenu.ion rhe onversatfons : rice ort *roR! . cs oe ; eS e 2 7 . 3 pe La ~ f - te = 2. 7 : 2 . ; = 3 ) eee haat ibaa Siates " AVAL, ALR TMT tat iti aie, yan Fourth Floor Art Shops. —Ben | ~ = ‘ bie ass v - . ts Ba A carting an. Gomer nap ara: TA00 00,909 i $7000 on a $200.909 policy it car- oe ee Velen Special Terms—3$5.00 Down with you to Vander- os ka . ; 1 00-lb. Ice Capacity 4 voort’s Toy Shop and A complete record of large claims , a itgies ry iN r Paid tn 1925 shows three which ex- ’ let them help you cnoose sivavecsees; ; ace hte eeu. 8) yt EG ‘ceeded $1,000,000, 21 ranging trom || FREE! $8.50 Set of Attachments | toys they enjoy. Tuesday ee | el | | PRET WHEN THis TIME TRIED : : = yee to $800,000 and 300 ex- being a holiday offers an Se Se | 30 5 3c) REMEDY 1S USED . | eonnne sees ones $s a ‘a s | EES Rs ay : | die : he true te: senaing $10 000 Solomon Rosen- W ith the excellent opportunity to bloom, Pittsburg banker, who died , P = ” , alike bring them in of a medicine is in that year, carried $1,767,900 of ‘ ee » it haz uc insurance; A. Saks, active head o* an ar Oya acuum ay bapestiage re Persistent coughs und colds lead to S@ks & Co., carried $1,201,000, and ° . af CI a Fade’s Pills have Mean serious trouble. You can stop them Julius Fleischmann, veast manu- ' Tracing and { ' : Memtick re ote re tie sail of chad | now with Creomulsion, an emulsified ‘facturer, carriea $1,049,249 | eaner ° . | TH hardwood oak ee nat “aa oriation creosote that is pleasint to take. The following large claims were. Painting po i B : ey © BEMPitis and «ti «wcnilen Saieeenl Creomu!sion is a new medical diseov- paid on women: Julia N “haplin. Special Terms During This Sale B ey a et = white enameled inside —? th, : ‘ Pie ¢ a comme ooks, 25c me ips : arters of ae A NIE RO Ca allie aes PORTER: ete SPA A NR i paces CRM I eceide-n pe 6 et WES Al as Aa BA 2 ey AP ih d ABC be —_ all ““Herrick Refrigerators. 3 Grugecta 7 cies for persistent coughs and colds ‘ 1 LS, sarees: an 8a ity : 0 S n Oo Ss in ge: OU 7 a + > ‘. ugera & Co.. New York, , | 7 claims paid by all compan! in ™ =a . ° 3 and other forms of throat troubles. ; pan‘es in oday’s Housewife. Play Klay, in colors $1 | 5) ij ) : $ 95 Wa Grand Prix of Quebec. | } . $1.45 French Freee ser, up the system after colds or 894 the serious iliness of his ee Seay tefunded if any enegs | brother, George, 6. Coroner W. J : Master Printing Sets $1 quart pen with GD or cold is not relieved after taking | McGregor ordered a rigid tnvesti- Vandervoort’s Electric Shop— Downstairs Vandervoort’s Tay Shop— ae — Se — Tding to directions. Ask your | gation in an effort to determine Downstairs lervoait 's Ti a wee ruggist. where the boys obtained the liguer. PY Oor. § Pionsewares Shop -Downstairs

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S 7 —. ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH _ PAGE 7 _MONDAY 1927 ave Your Silk Hosiery to Be Mendec aAdervoot’s expert mendi n m ings like new again. . cme for a single run. And other ing to work required. _— Priced tHiostery Sho p— EF irst Floor EVENING, FEBRUARY 21, __ ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH. “HSI.L0US fom Extraordinary Values Every Day in rs nee eee ' Locust, From Ninth to Ten ates J 7 4 9 e Vashington’s Birthday Girls’ Smart Accessories p Tabrics — |WIEADVANTAGE for the Spring Semeste; the Music Hell | Habrics and Sadeiand hibition derson Prints D FLOOR SHOPS lally Priced Yard Anderson Prints will be yard. See mannequins wear- bm, these Prints in the— Goods Shop—Second Floor. Weagmenied by a trade of uf Filed by os haber of —_ Before I. C. C. (poses Switching Dis- rict With St. Louis. , the [)li- rehan St. Louis and ¢ 46 cents} nt rates on i sast St. we yg coal fields | ants tO faiatn iis prese on advantace 3! «| over St. Loul That is the chief argument of In- | ries on the East Side who have | ned a brief with Interstate | wmmerce Commission Opposing | ,effort of the St. Louis Cham- m- of Commerce to have the two | ies declared one ‘t for rate- wking amd to have the rates on Ma) to St. Louis substantially what ey are tO East St. Louis. Mention- wei re Trade, The 46 cent adliferenths ought about by the action j} months ago Alatric % gmmerce Commission we coal Tates to 1 Sei cepts. The remaingd mihe Service Chareg ml taiiroad 2SSOClatlo me the COal across 1! Memiveing it to the industry. | P Me brief reters in this section to M facilities of the Te rmina! Bich, it now is proposed, shall b use@® of ds and Municipal bridges: | “Anexhibit of record shows that | 4 : Rail- | mad Association himselt considers we bridges of that organization | moss the river as being out of "“ mah! ° "oe" «F _ } " land unabie to carry the heavy | me president of the Terminal! bas l mode rh bridges. ie oP a" na Position Forced. ‘We wish it explicitly u: Tuesday—February 22d A busy store hesitates long enough in ite whirl of activities to pay tribute to the man who has been proclaimed “America’s greatest citizen.” Great, because of his ideals of democracy—and great because of his high standards of honor. Windsor Ties Trim to wear with the Silk Scarfs These are smarty co!l- NUGENTS THE STORE FOR ALL THE PEOPLE Girls’ Silk and Leather Hand Bags, $1 to $1.50. Main Floor, North ' ‘ \ \ 7 $ Vr, * * ‘ ij + Ad \ ; * Deen hs y \ ‘ : “ ; Se v ‘ * os Ss F ~ ‘ ¢ ; ; f 7 's x " \\ * ay ‘ . “¢« x - 4 "ax Si ‘ ~- , > Y Z - . a Ppt mie & aa ges ae Se EAN 3 7 ok a x ; cd ¢ os s ; ft ‘ “ ay x ¥ 7. 5 \ ‘\ ‘ \ r b 4 ; - - a 2 ij ‘ e , Pa Py Oe os Pa 7 s: : . +, +! . : # f, ‘ * fs a Ht "" ‘ cane ' ton i s° "4 U te & sa 3 ; « 4 * “= . - rs > ’ / : ‘ . ‘ Pd * ‘ e, J v a ‘ * ,. ‘ « . e P, . ves}. 4 id r Co : ' = ’ . * * * 6 “8 ~ } e ' ‘ * e 4 4 ° ; : ‘ . : ~ } * - Ha Ss 4 _ Si ey aS ‘ =e. ‘ *. . ° * e* \ x L D . by oor ‘y x ede % ’ . (ad ° *ee * S@eaee % ‘Je. rh OS a ¢ $ ro) 2 z “ j ‘ * U 4 ry 7 * * ta i ‘ ry x * ‘ “% ‘ ; ‘f ‘ 4 AY . 0 . ‘ 3 ; } oy - . re ) ; o's f Oey A, - if : ‘ , ¥ . . ¢ > j 4 se \ Pe a ‘ f ‘ , wo ei tis j Re % eae iid ¢ Ae 0 Pee We ‘ ants ii ‘ oA \ \ ) c ay oe to Me ES a oe o te j 5 Vo \ ‘ x x : », x Sad ‘ os Petes ass VENl?, be Fos, oer) ‘sd ; * \ ~~ f ome A Vee ee és Y . ra’, dale ive ASV Ss oo 1 4 - 7 / 1 . Girls’ Colorful blouse or middy—in an assortment of colors, including red and black—of ti hy Phe around a pretty ri's throat—in (Main Floor. North.) Fe: : aaa She: Modish New Washable Dresses Girls’ Printed Girls’ Dainty Pearl Pendants, 50c and $1. Main Floor, North Girls’ New Last Day of the ibition of respond- | 3: 1} of dis- Kast St " : ‘ , “— ' : ‘ we er sa hai’ Ati o - ee ; MUNalO lL] iVO? OT ‘ ’ Artes . ‘ *4 — “ » = ‘ ue aS A2falns ‘ AOUIS, Was ; he = +) ‘ rera? . + ,¢ bie oe J ‘ ; ‘ ‘ . a4 moi} * A Support thereof was sub-| erican Artists h Floor Art Shops. | NER AGAIN DENIES HE HAD PART IN KILLING OF MELLETT mits, However. Conferring with Chief of Police Before and After Murder. Silk Frocks Sketch No. 5 Each Frock is decidedly ifferent—and ever so charming. guset ae chines, flat crepes, Georgette and taffetas — smart one-piece styles. ‘Rose, tan, green—7 oh 14 years. Many one-of-a- style models Spring Coats Sketch No. 7 well-dressed appearance. checks, plaids — trimmed with trasting 7 belts, D novelty pelts, pockets — blue, 95 Raincoats—With Hats Gay colored rain outfits of rubber- Smart little Coats — so practical to combine with the new Spring frock for a Tweeds, fancy con- (): ° Navy Serge Skirts $ Pam Wih deep pleats—fine quality serge— attached to white waist—6 to 16 years.... broidered—contrasting collars and cuffs—some have match- ing bloomers. Here are Frocks for play or school—colorful, washable, long wearing. All are refresh- ingly new and smart; low priced tor Fusedey's selling. Sketches No. 8 and 9 Interesting prints and ging- hams—hand smocked and em- e Sizes 6 to 14 Years Sketch No. 3 Girls’ Silk — A narrow ruffle—a ae Wash Dresses Sketch No. 2 What more girlish than these adorable Frocks? Any young girl will like the styles and touches planned for her special delight. and two-piece effects in pretty broadcloths, ginghams,. and prints —sizes 6 to 14 Becoming bolero, straight-line, . 1° Cotton Frocks Sketches No. 1 and 6 Springtime, especially, smart young girls like to be a bit ahead of the season with a new frock in one of the bright spring colors. Many are hand made— others with hand em- broidery, appliques, pockets, contrasting ° colors; sizes 6 to 14 years | Rayon and Mohpac Frocks These are trimmed with real lace, hand smocking and embroidery—one wo piece bolero styles in lovely ized material—corduroy-lined straps at collars and cuffs—plaid and plain red, blue, green—6 to 16 years Sketch No. 4 $495 White Jean Regulation Middies White and colored braid trimmed; white, blue and red collars; sizes 6 to 16 years... and pleatings make these spritely charm- ing. Crepe de chines and taffetas in a number of pretty styles—6 to 14 yrs.. $4.45 95 andy color combinations. Many have cun- ning pockets—others feature fabric tion of will be d Girdle ith elas- ont fast- ~-aAuxX and fancy this Ban- rl. Back- Froor. efrigerator O0-lb. Ice Capacity 50 > ars > ade "s Pi] ] TH hardwood oak cas¢,, hite enameled inside and@™ doors, this is a Refriger-' built for service—as are: errick”’ Refrigerators. rick Refrigerators Wear-Ever Aluminum $165 French Fryer—A + quart pan with wire basket tor } ares fat frying ee: Special! ~Down stairs ‘ laid you, too, N ENDS ( WHEN THIS TIME TRIED REMEDY IS USED . né true test of a medicine is ea gth of time it has been suc- r us sed, For more than 75 Mick re! ae nites seta Se isn, rom the pains of rheu- mhago, gout, sciatica, P = oa stiff, swollen joints. Wien. Uarters of a century ave en ded the suffering of bert in 1 women, so you Uli confidence that they > all ] a cet Sold by all lead Poupern & Co... New York, Distrib; uTOres ee EADES-PILLG AMOUs FOR 75, YEAR ADVERTISEMENT ALN bevere pains (headache, neuralgia. toothac he, neuritis, women's ish when you take one or blets. Prescribed by doc- years. Also relieve re eo lenenenie and pnervous- bal nA gists. 2 millions used annual- aes “> cts. A-K on every _. & Rave frem Pains and ~ + The Very Newest Styles Girls’ and Children’s Hats 4 a § ” Hats that would delight the young Parisienne—and which the youthful RARAR) ae St. Louis girl will find equally captivating. These fit snugly to small bobbed heads—and are pretty >nough to please the most fastidious fs young miss. Models of softly shirred Geor- gette, of silk, of straw, of com- binations of straws and silks. (Nugents—Second Floor, VRRARA RA RA RARA BI ii ee, South.) 1500 Yards of $2.25, $2.50, $3.98 Qualities WodGoodls omnani 1, 11%, 21%, 314 and 5 Yard Lengths Wool Epingle rane Canton Crepe Wool Jersey Flannel French Serge Tricotine Prunella Coating Novelty Suiting Broadcloth $3.98 Hairline Stripe $3.98 Poiret Twill In Black and Colors (Nugents—Main Floor, South.) $2.25 $2.50 $2.50 $2.95 $2.98 $3.50 $3.50 $3.50 $3.50 $3.75 ry) mane AAA PA RARARAP AAA PARA AAD TILT Li tisrrrirryy PARRA RAO eee A oS veuvwe Wee ORee eee eee EU Hee eee et ewe eee ow ad 75c Hosiery Misses’ Hosiery For Growing Girls Fine Silk Hosiery nude, atmosphere — shaped $1] Hosiery with a silky finish to fit the foot. —sizes 6 to 8% years. Timely News for the Boy Who Would Buy His New Spring Apparei ona Holiday Lisle hem and foot—well Champagne, blush, bran 59 (Nugents—Main Floor, North.) AD PR PAPA RAR yyy)... v4 4-P} Wool Suit $ The clear colors of these good sturdy fabrics are notic perv in these excellent Suits. Many colors and patterns—each with one Bosse. and one short trouser— CHILDREN’S le SPECIALS Bays! Molieday Stl 5 . s. “ ‘ ie, "4ea@ « aie oY 44, 8 Ne hal Regularly $14.95 $1 These are taken from our higher-priced >1() 75 single ad doub! e ‘ecuaanad sty! es. $10.95 Spring Topcoats $7. 05 Spring Coats in assorted models and light colored groups to give the boy his desired Suit fabrics. These were taken from our higher-priced group v¥veven vets eee e eve weuy some with two long for the holid ay. _Correct sty! les and colors to give the junior boy a smaft Spring garment at Sa 4-Piece ee low price. Cricket Sweaters For immediate and Spring wear —made of pure wor sted yarns—new and $ 95 novel re 30 to 36 .... Boys’ Wash Suits Wash fabrics of broadc lot h, . linen, imported materials im every ~ imaginable color and $] 95 a jo combination— o & eee 0S VOW EY HE UE HE ETE See h ews VagaeY ewes revel “ %. age ely tees. “ a . tied ie ~ +a “ - ae. ~ so 2s or) 7 a AP + ‘ ’ ra © ? in ve Pie inhecaaete om . ee aww we mee setateereatihea sites ; . en ‘ ah ewe : . iin rae > 7? ¢ ge ante ae oe = a ial ” o . . xo * P ~ t . “ 7 » -* . a ow ete ae ee ee Ror Ae ee erties . . ‘as * AR thee “ me ee ed . a on rae ’ ee ee nt ry , git y eieieeaeed “ ” PR NT heme ae mee eaters , - 2 A ee nets 4 macnn Se weet Lee Page es . am . : — — 1th -anatcanmertetiort — tA? 68 RN OA eae - RE fon BS OBR “ as oe PA yr SOS Aer SE et ; xg 449 Shep ite tes Vier ox, 5 nen — pido a a aR RSS a ‘ —e oo ee . pr, Sorting a atabatan' dine pes, ~ a . . peg ey NEO ¥- ote et eh dew fp me itt i bea 8 ™ Mes siaes ‘ nie: eo. e Ne +. io 9 \. *” ieee ome” , eye tho Sane lp a et a e ee ee ere + + eh tee Gey & os Ag at ee ye See te os = A. is min nony a Br ETD. yy eo ap 2 yh Ete . , a . . “ley ae ARR = ~ am * : A ie ae « Jey . . 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EVENING, FEBRUARY 21, DISPATCH _ PAGE 8 . _ MONDAY —~— - - . - SS . ‘>: ae ET ET nt — A I TTT — NE tty — - a OU A ge a ee i Atte : Rept rom ao. ee \ ai Bro oF ay i. . a ; Be re at oe 2 2 5m) ao “_— - — a ini *3 4 ba a wee pated | FAM | a 7 BASEMENT ECONOMY STORE. NEWS Just Received, This Specially Purchased Group of Women’s and Misses’ — Consoles Shoes In Spring Styles __ ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH_ ES he ee em ee ee eee (eee ne LLL LL LOL LLL LLL LLL LOLOL LCC tte att tLtt tate. etapa ———— —- == —— - DOUBLE EAGLE STAMPS TUESDAY FAMOUS ~BARR CO. OPERATED BY THE MAY COMPANY THE MAY CO. THE MAY CO. FAMOUS-BARR CO. M. O’NEIL CO. THE MAY CO. Los Angeles enter St. Louis Akron Cleveland 3 Clear, and Satisfactory Reception in the Greatly Underpriced ee cag eee a ge Ee ee ee ¥ ——— i in tin ie ORE RN _ a ‘ came Ie si An? “Nw ~nPer a> Me - , Hite - 1 RA oe SI gp atom: Specially Priced at "75 @. In a beautiful and distinctively styled cabinet that makes a very desirable piece of fusniture. Fitted with the celebrated Mag- navox—single-dial control—5-tube set with built-in loud speaker. Be sure to see this ex- ceptional instrument. F actory Checked, $4 to $6 Grades That Will Be Offered Tuesday at ma be = AR eR A ~ ere ed —One of the These Offerings, Selected hn “Assortment, Are Merely E ~ the Remarkable Values” 2 “ture of Newest and Be @ Twenty-two hundred pairs are in this assortment That Are Now Obta providing splendid choice for those who would save hs ; on desirable styles of Spring Footwear. There are 7 . | e i : rf sports and dress Oxfords, pumps, straps, colonials Three Piece Ker “a and various styles in fancy combinations—in blonde, ae cneis pegs oo 00 pr gray, tan and black leathers. composing a Suite that’s new in style and extraordinary in value at ° ; @ 3 : 10-Piece Walnut Dir buffet, china cabinet, table, serve w chait — with tapestry s¢ats — built gut and hardwood — specially secured to effer in this event at a very low price - esos eses ae elie 6608 eee ee 4 Chocolate Coated Cherries Regularly 75c, Lb. 49c @ Since the “cherry tree” is a George Washington tradi- tion, the proper candy to eat on his birthday might well be these big, juicy Cherries covered with fondant and coated with rich milk or dark chocolate. Red, White and Blue Buttercups are “patriot- ic” and delicious; 1b. 79c Candies and Novelties for Washington's Birth- day parties are here in wide variety. Candy Section—Main Floor n eT agh aS = Console Completely Equipped $105* Deferred Payments May This low price includes the. Console act, s RCA ; | or Cunning s, 2 Eveready or Burgess Be Arranged if That Plan “B” batteries, 1 “C” battery, Philco storage bat- of Purchase is Desired. tery and aerial kit. Radice Section—Sixth Fleer. Regularly $210.85, Now With Cuban, Louis and Low Walking Heels. Sizes 214 to 8 in One Style or Another. Basement Economy Store eibal eiiak nto, tela Liens a ofl Alm oe Sma ed ; * A) Sk) eile AR sated . haben ap ot. we Ean oF Take Advantage of This Exceptional and Very Helpful ale of “Mill Reject” Rugs) —Also Linoleam Rugs and Linoleums—F loorcoverings Termed “Mill Rejects,” Having Failed to Pass the Test of the Manufacturers. An Opportunity to Supply Spring Needs at an Important Saving! Note Each Group. ¥ This February Sale F eature Conforms to the Vogue for New Compartment Sets —ot 41 Brightly Decorated Pieces ‘24 @ Have you ever eaten a dainty luncheon, supper or informal dinner served from compartment plates? If you have you know how convenient they are, and these semi-porcelain Sets are charm- ingly decorated with bright flowers. 41 pieces— twelve plates, cups and saucers, sugar bowl, creamer and teapot. Czecho-Slovakian Tea Sets 23-Piece two-tone orange or green china Sets that would certainly make a splendid addition to your ~ tea-time service. Very special value at........ $5.50 Chima Section—Fifth Fleer Newest, Striped Tub Silks For Spring, Yard $7.8 @ The gay colorings on me- dium and dark grounds will assure success to any dainty street or sports frocks that you make of these new Tub Silks, Stripes are narrow and wide—and colors are tub-fast. The quality of this Silk means unusual service. Silk Section—Third Fleer Roomy Coxwell Does any home ever have enough really These in Coxwell style, tapestry co and fitted with restiul down-filled ions—are outstanding February Sale ‘ Breakfast Sets ume, ea Another February Sale group—these 26 piece Sets suitable for a family of six, and very attractive. aa A Super- Value at... » . » - rere - ‘ of aaa ee IN et ee ee Ee ee ED oe en a ns oa eee + GRE igi Shme * mn " . ep 8 dith.. vous 7 - oe RRs > ot maar a ~_ ee J aoe a Ene eet a Pe eee ee 1Otq* 00 hrs : . ¥ i: Breakfast-Room finished Breakfast >C hould make particular effec Extension table and four narkably priced ......epeeseeseseuem Throw Rugs Seconds of S AS Buh Oo BY | $4.25 Grade ee pretrare! & * Seamless Rugs Seconds of “76 95 $41 Grade. . cencammees Fringed velvet Rugs in Orien- Small Axminster Throw tal and Chinese patterns, also Rugs that are so practical Axminster Rugs in medallion, for many places in the floral and small allover figures. home. Deep nap. 27x54- 9x12 size, inch size. Axminster Rugs Seconds of § 95 $57 Grade. . +3 $3.22 | 9x12-foot Rugs woven of high- grade wool yarns and with deep nap. Choice of color grounds with contrasting figures to blend. ORRIN RA Nee ae ae eh ned ot BLE RIE DIP BA co Peak ann, eae ee cs ae ows 2 rable Miata oie Mente c 2 NRO hIND Soii 2 cmty seaelir aate aee ema Pe Soap 9 -" ou . . - - -. = Ay oe @*. | Curtains, Pair or rose stripe. With loped edge. MBful luster Lace Curtains made Two Co” Fi Pring. i and length. - 4 3 : ‘. ¢ ris t - . : re } 2S i ‘i j ; : , $ 3 t ‘ j ; z ; ; ’ 3 C i : d , e ; +Bie te : : i : - s - 5 5 ‘sz : : : ; ; 2 ‘ 5 . oe S . oie ; : 2 % : t : a ; cs z « > 2S he . . - 7 & - , } d : $ % ; ee 3 ; = aS ‘ 4 bd : n ¢ - of Ss =. - t : ae os bf €2°3 2a ‘3 SER is - Ss es r 5 . : 4 4 4 s t ; r fs : * 2 te > - ‘ th ra 2 J Dy ; ; Bog ? “ . . a . 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Extraordi- 2.55 "a:Ue at, yard......... : } Ruffled Curtain Sets “cal crossbar Grenadine Cur- ffteth colored figures. | va-ance and tie-backs to match. 4 » * © © 4 ee a ig mere a eanastepsndetnatihiataes amen eneaiitensatiompeneteeemeanene ate S titiiliegeetten aemeneee eee eenadlilleedtinnetinesel Rayon Alpaca : Rayon-and-cotton mixed, in white 4 and wanted plain shades; 36 inche® ; wide. Special ‘ value Other Discontinued Models at Savings 65-lb. capacity Leonard Refrigerator, each 75-Ib. capacity Leonard Refrigerator, each 100-Ib. capacity Leonard tor, each — — —— - - peuldipgabestenuaieas a peateetetibesientendiieeeennetie OR RR tent eaten MWeusewares Section—Basement Gallery | Basement Economy oom. e : ne - —_—— a i daniel 2 cea A POR A REE RE COE AOE a

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a Os alee sie ee i” Oe ores: —StLOUIS POST-DISPATCH_ : MONDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 21, 1927__ a fae ST. LOUIS ST.LOUIS POST: DISPATCH ern Fao: us~Barr Cos Pebruary” S ales | p pouble Saye Stamps The Whole Month of February Is Devoted to a Super-Value-Giving pe aaa Double Eagle Stamps That Emphasizes the Shopping Advantages at St. Louis’ Dominant Store TUESDAY a RNA ORES. AI) fhe Si eine. arte Suibatnlin Meet Aclapin seh ob te oo ait Se ae ae . silty ee Mee \ . tare tageeette: > 8" ee tener a. lebanon tis ae eT es» ogee i 4 re Cae E ty ee eo eee oom 2 Has ot Ree &- Jo 4 fh ae Ee ‘ Sap eer em Sta 3 —* aa ea x ik i sili jhe el ; a t * - s e — he > ee aa on’s and Misses’ : Extraordinary Opportunities to Secure Home Beauty at Emphatic Savings—On the Last ‘a. aalliagsiene Be oe: penne se eyed iat we oe ae tage COR % ay - 4 are . . ¥ “a ead LOCALE I REL TEE AE. aN tent ee : — ones es 00) ANG 8 erage + I . . Ree e. . meisne te ry Doe ust ie: +0 gy ra 2 : : 5! hi v z 4 , wanse. Snag ™ * ~ Sy i a eat cain nr Maa wets . ae See: ra ollie A at NI OE ath etal POE CEA att a Rime ae ~ _ : . a . are 2 a _ - eerie a nrimenaneient a ey ee . ~ - - ; . —o a ee sabia . * ——— — , ~~ a . . - ve : s 4 : ie coyinheh ha sec 7 ; ; een ‘ ae OT ” sy: BSS Three-Piece Kroehler Suites aeeen ons AA Nee : - > : ; 4EPENG Ff GIT Shh tg JPA G VMs Wg Mimi sigs ws Yt ti ; - bi Me” Vo, A 4 iA Z - Mh) 4 ob china cabinet, table, server, five chairs and WY, yl) Cte ea ‘ These were specially designed to place at the end of 69 — — with tapestry seats — built of wal- ij, 4 me , Yy, ji” ~ Fy, woe eo RRs : je Pg hence the name “end table.” You'll like the finish » and hardwood — specially secured to Vile Gh : . . , é emma 8 : , in mahogany effect——and the evidences of strong $ fe this event at a very low construction — and you'll o— want one | | e ° R | 2 | ' 7 one * ae | Roomy Coxwell Chairs Z 'P C. Li \ IT i 24 OOTY) S uites | Simmons ances u S || 1 Hoes any home ever have enough really Comfortable Chairs? | Comfortable-sleeping Mattresses in full or twin | These in Coxwell style, tapestry covered sizes—-and in 45- “pound weight with a serviceable $ ° covering of art ti icking. The make emphasizes a d with restful d filled cush- 0 , an ' . | y “Mill Rejects,” 7 atsanding, February ‘Sale values $5Q2° Just Received An Extraordinary Super Feature Tuesday al..... | ie waving it thle price. ..|. ..):0)ceneeeteaen woes pportunity . ) @ These two pieces are real beauties—and their materials and construction 4 : Kroehler Day-Beds bed Sy Helpful . . " » . ” me “7 ie ie ney . ‘dials ais - P a ewe Ree & ek te ® 84h fr ww Ah iy ant Se , a iigp A a ae ns ~~ eo a a hy Sieiiesideatie’ ih ap Semen nite - _ 3 “tye tm be aon : bedy MBg:'Sbe ne iy Ws : " ARR Ny Ay Alt ‘ tee a hn ivtimbediionains we aes: er PE WE, By My AP BRS eaves ! ie =P de aS ~~ pa f wat ae li. ~ ‘ b sa , ee ore @ oe , Gee xeon a ale a ere Se ee ee treaty OY a oseenl — te ee ee 2 Fa a RR is BSR RINE SS ag PIN PE i RELI IN SGT BI I RR INE oe, 7 adi Related raat ceaagtin 1, aaa Hibs 0 gee ts Nai 1 a ge ate we pee! Se an and blue finished Breakfast Room Suites Exquisitely carved solid mahogany frames and full web construction. And ee Perureens estore to Bee $ —to fit your home—choice of all-mohair with linen frieze cushions, all-over in a color that will harmonize with various Tuesday. Extension table and four chairs — remarkably priced ‘a ee Dining Suites * Bedroom Suites ae a SO practical SLY ak Bh ody in a fers “" + \ Payments 4 H : : Bs oe : ais q a. ~s . ; ] ‘ =” St en ee, pe ee ee Delive nee = 1 ee. Far Underpriced at Very Special Value at O Perk il May Be -_ “ a ! r * j | fied = z ; L . = y ‘ a df ’ 4 4! Ome Gs is eee ee gee Arranged we — ‘ oy ’ yd > AD ORE » e A , oe es e Sie / os hie, dnl a J 4 ’ 4 mS ‘ = Ti - " , bs ; ‘ 5 , ; e , nee 8% = \ fo ok : 4 ; be Pl IP SO. Ce . . ’ , ; bg _ “ . H ~ - ® ” { [oa y Pol .- ny 5 | ite ~ oe , d x ‘ a LP : Yo ” : 4 uc o BP ‘ Bee Ee Bei : 5 - ne . Py ¥ . ‘ : ie & ¥ ) 3 ys ' : _ " : , Se ae ; A 4 é ‘ 2 ‘ '" - \ ‘ “ © ee | - = ~~ ear FF A newly designed Suite consist- This Suite placed in a bedroom, ing of ten pieces, with tasteful means one room in your home carving, enhancing the beauty of with which you'll be pleased for the walnut and hardwoods em- many years. Four charming ployed. Extension table, buffet, pieces—built with expert atten- cabinet, serving cabinet, five tion to finish and strength-giving chairs and an armchair. details. Walnut and hardwood. Nine Pieces, without the | Fuil-sized bed, dresser, ver .+-...° | | vanity dresser and Eight Pieces, no server or choice of chifforobe or cabinet chest. Two-Piece Living-Room Suites A Most Unusual Value to Obtain for Ideal Suites for apartment and bungalow liv- $f C O 5 t on SSG i tototctetets pg cicteokt trts* a i$ x } . + Se } \ Pe, { ata —- — ~ Leniate ike... Se So Bh he ee — > Dit Fun a ee Don Wi? tm 4 on ar ing rooms, upholstered in mohair, with linen frieze loose cushions. The frames are of dura- ble sol:'d mahogany. eee Furniture Section—Seventh Floer SIT AGP ETOT: | é Sh ay WS by ey i Piel Lee el He | Exceptional Savings in the February Sale of Worthy ot a Special Trip to See This Exceedingly Large Assortment of Curtainsand Draperies | A>, | Newest Small Rugs —Just the Kinds to Brighten the Home at Savings : 7 NC / WY Scores of kinds—in many ornate shapes, popular sizes and beau- B edsp r eads | That Make It the Height of Wisdom to Buy Now es tiful colors—irresistibly attractive types for all home corners. “Supreme” Motor Bike y, | a: — ree aca Se ater be, $9 Luster Lace | Only 150 Pairs | $5 Ruffled Bicycles lien 2O Cue SN ; RS be 4 | Very Special “- These — St oneantieeineneadiatineneatepeastnedtinettanstnnm oe ee ee on ee eg et sateniatatats 2 sy en ln ae Sea oe ans : : TA te Se ty ane atlas alee. bei dabei Sik RE) La Ph eR _ ree meen. le * Wee olin. Rte — dnp deviliaabits:, Agi nn teak pe Cr es privet see, a e ee a4 be OB:" et +4. 4 : e 4 gp: ees, Pr | (% nneee Lace - Curtain Sets Very Special at Bois eiice b Dee gems ee @ A lot of seamless 80x105- inch Crinkled Cotton Bed- spreads, with wide blue, gold or rose stripe. With scal- loped edge. Colored Voile Sheer 40-inch hard-twist Voile in remnant lengths. Offered pecial, yard ea ge © 19¢ Ste ew Curtains | And They’re | $ 5: | Unusual Values, Pair | | € The -inch double-bar Bicycles . . | : : $5 are cabatantialty built with me er Wilton Rugs Axminster en Braided Oval Rugs _ pate menes ™ = ee A i er I a tl Ran ti . Oy Ree eng . .s it . . ae és ve whe Pe rsa Pemeces . tee (mont on DN eotily wate ‘ . . ‘ v owe nes tay 7 VAP RY NEO. oo aR Pt MR ptt ake stn a ty ; mieasathe seb nimets pienesetene " inten cee a sebellnes snihaile neneucen “ - wien » A Ne A A EEL rene Se PEt ereenes BA Ire. te SO manne ela stay enn a EN AE AL CE ET ION ass a —-- -—, Pe es 100 air | q@ Dainty and fluffy, made on truss fork and are complete with ; ify _ bys “s — wat | ivory ground with colored in- tank, lamp, luggage carrier and stand. In Oval Effect | In Oblong Shape 27x48-Inch Size 4 ur : ; : hace Ga Sie | acteraiealaaina.: | %ertion, full ruffles on facings = = | Pitta’ Sherry wie camel 50 Q ie $ 2.29 te ic patterns in rich gold | er coe tice ere tint and and bottoms, double ruffle val- $1 32° | $ iain f full width and length. exquisite patterns for your ance and tie-backs to match. For Double-Bar Bicycles | ? | Pe trimmed. _ choosing. Full width and upstairs and bedroom windows. Peerless double-bar Bicycles with | : ae These and other Braided Rugs 214 yards long, finished 20-inch frame, New Departure brake Brightly patterned 36x63-inch | 36x63-inch Axminsters with floral, | ji, various sizes, qualities and with 3-inch bullion fringe. and kick-up stand. Enameled, blue Oval Rugs from France—as dura- | Japanese and other patterns of | weaves—blues, rose, gold, orchid ble as they are beautiful. | rich colors for home beauty. and greens. wee oe ' ith red head. ) $5 Casement Curtains iy i. ‘ 27x54-In. Size, $5.50 to $6.50 27%54-In. Size, $5.25 Other Sizes, $1.19 to $15.75 Bed “a B8ix99-inch “Famous- Barr Co.” Sheets—seamless and subject to slight stains. Special, each * AR Kn is rl WA oes RE ay eM rw aaah oe TEM. a ee ee Op meg aa “ nn - ee a eer vi a RE, _ Drapery Dam e-inch, al & ia een a D * | A limited quantity of — a ae aaa Bicycles : * mask; striped and | S Gauze Curtains in rich gold tint a . ° : Wientd oe of rayon and cotton in | Drapery een | made full width and i $3. 15 “Buddy” Racer Bicycles, 20-inch Axminster Rugs Chenille Rugs Persian Rugs frame; assorted colors; racing rims, In Oval Shape : Oval Kinds | Many Patterns Bedspreads Boxi105-inch Bedspreads in blue only; scalloped edge. No: 7 9 phone orders — — $2.29 Extra special.. id assortment of colors and | Greatly Underpriced at | fringed, special at, pair. &: Pinations. ganas edals, handlebars an Value at, yard.. oe 55 | $ 95 — pore: at. . $26.95 75 | 45 $ 00 = New 36- In. Cretonnes “Speed” Birvcles $8 $‘3.45 ——- : Ruffled Curtain Sets Light, medium and dark colorings “Speed Bike” Sidewalk Bicycles for 3 —in splendid choice patterns for . the youngster; well built and attrac- A sith Heavy Oriental Mats in 2.63.9 to Floral-patterned 27x52-!Inch ova Heavy 20x30-inch Chenille Rugs 3.5%4.3 size. Patterns, enhanced attical crossbar Grenadi | R d cotton Drapery | ur ne Cur- ayon anc cotton P Spring: nothing brightens up rooms ) 7 ! , ae colosed figures. Double- | Damask, 45 inches wide, me yt Bi Ceoveonan. : 5 shan Bge~anaga ° Axminsters in blue, jade, rose, in all the more desirable color ef- by rich colorings | 2S 4 C pec blue and taupe; lovely shades. fects. Washable and very popular. Other Oriental Mats, $30 to Ose. valance and tie-backs.to match. choice of ‘figures or stripes i *Ptional Nelees. $3 85 in pleasing combinations. Very special, yard.. Sporting Goods—*ixth Fleer natiate dle Odhee einen; $000 40 0800. | Ries Geotieadetieennee a . ii i Rayon ian Rayon-and-cotton mixed, in white and wanted plain shades; 36 inches — 2 |. gsc Basement Eiconemy Stere —— - cere spina = : a Curtain Section—Fifth Floor Ln A LL AE ON I I ET LN RT Eo ~ ee ee re ee ee ee ee ~~ - ee — ee

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ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH. PAGE 10 Sane ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH___ MONDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 21, [tomer Goons | ANNUAL FEBRUARY HOLIDAY SALES} Sensational Holiday Specials! Specially Prepared Store-Wide Events, Bringing Irresistible Values... a oo seaubagog 7 3¢ Hit oe Made Possible by Many Weeks of Planning: A ustemer. ee ST (Reg. UC. 8S. Pat. Off.) Prepared Esp ye ee ee eee Bs at '> as ee 4 COTY’S FACE POWDER KOTEX ‘al? ; f T W FU R CHO] CER o ae, ==. 33 31 FUR COATS | 34 FUR COATS i she " ofc ——— $83 D } } / CHOICE VALUES 9 | | 9 fl FOX PELTS—ALL SHA Rat tee a Customer. SACRIFICED AT KOLYNOS TOOTH PASTE CUTICURA SOAP 3 for S9c. ‘3 for 49c. Limit of 3 te Zl1lc Limit of 3 to 1 7C a Customer. a Customer. eee pe Rechts eve il din glatin abet uatela ie " om . . » F 6 Re er OR Oi te iad mk att gee OM hie TRIE 3 > oe ee w ig AEM Worn ee Doe hot ~ Woodbury’s Facial Soap, limit of 3 17; 3 for 49%c Cutex Cuticle Remover or Laquid Polish, limit of 3 21c Presenting Extraordinary V alues Secured at Deep Concessions! i Pe Or DS oC cccwceeseeecscccecce 15¢ Djer-Kiss Face Powder, limat of 2 39¢ Squibb’s or Ipana Tooth Paste, limit of 2 each 30c | | oe id i cnknwecee 18¢ | , Hind’s Honey & Almond Lotion, limit Oe Mrs chances ss+..30E / ‘il | | = Pond’s Cold or Vanishing Cream Ic | 4 Daggett & Ramsdell’s Cold Cream....... liwekoaae i - Face Powders: Java Rice... ..-31c 3 | } Wh i F 2 Pepsodent Tooth Paste, limit af 3.. Mulsified Cocoanut Oil Shampoo . ee a dad | - ee eS RN NN LET At ERNE UTE ANV AN ERNE VI . é ‘ t b el ST TITRA AHH HE CE NEY SI IS REI C ome E arly for QO ne of t he M any M ary asi Sam ples | Know : OO oy POSTS VEY SOTNITY ag Le wea SS > “ — SiS A ee See . =, . : > eee = => owns ses ad : @ Yeoy 7 Casron’s Original Black Narcissgs, sealed bortles........... $1.89 Duce Gilk Web Elastic Sanitary Belts 3 a . ‘ . es e ™, W hich M ake This Event Amazi in g! Pure Soft Gum Sanitary Aprons . Setety ne pn iT Rafe ty ROR RR AS a EP aR ARE > 8 oS pra anpe eT ; rt eT se Gore) os 6 ar CP anet v , ot hegs'* Ati 7 ~ ya . Paty ie e- rene aye ts oo eet, ~ stat cy ae Rubber Tea Aprons All-Rubber Paneled Sanitary Step-Ins, voile elastic belts ! a. Wb ) NS a aa KLINE S—Maa Floor arg | , ~ E Se a ; | | OO Pi Novelt Of | si ee | FROCKS | 10 1eces y jewe iy 2 | 2 SUCH $5 WILL | — At i © sion and Less poweng Ee é “ \ ‘ a STUNNING HOLD ANY | PARTIES. Spring's newest sty les, ‘UmINg in 2's a ~ Ry | , . ; structible imitation pearls (difficult to tell tr _fron ¢. 29 es rae ae : MODES... | COAT IN OUR AF TERNOONS rygtal pendants and brooches to match. Be bi) 6 wae a = UNQUESTIONABLY WILL CALL Ez STREET es A? of fs Ne ey FROM DEPARTMENT a BUSINESS * mY OY y Ree? \ = HIGHER-PRICED UNTIL SCHOOL An Extraordinary Purchase! es | Veen Le Ae LINES! WANTED : 2500CostumeSIi |S) SONS?) a if ; 7 LINE’S S celebrated $18 Greatly Under pr iced! i ) TENS re cr again we are ready for the greatest Thrift Day of the season! Once again our Buyers” mendous success is due : “—“W"es+ | j; a have striven to assemble the newest Spring apparel in special underpriced groups. No every manufacturer of bette Rich Silks: a s stone has been left unturned to bring the very latest Spring modes at irresistible savings. The Hi values so extraordinary. Unusual Details! es1I ef Coat values which await you Tuesday will be the talk of the town. By all means plan to bay — The savings are wort 6 | | | vour Coat in this greatest of Thrift Days. | . . oc ala es ~_ 7 A RIA fi Ret. NAR eg bs -. OY china 6s al ee ee ae a ee ee ” eid ‘antes Tar lB > Kenta tiee if SS ine wns Tt CRON" ie Rte Ae ety «Pe phnawt be ee RAP ANE RON TY he a a . prene pn eathin ays Pietirdik raorcaghowe PAB Mig « r Pe ee te ot =m Se dial eel ices Shalt hh oh etic eka n SEE o camel: 6, ROPES 5 HR ILE ALA IN OO Ne A Oe LAST ke ER onlay HE " Capa e al be AD yay sty weet =e ‘ aid nt ie a eres ag Je, apg no sai Pinel a ws re : The selection The selection at $25 brings Coats for every need. Lovely models in Satins, Silk . ai orately trt | and unfinished Twills for dress and semidress. And charming sports models of Bi for the larger 4 Tweed, Plaids and Checks for daytimé wear. Also smart Kasha Coats for the tai- | Crepe, Canton C; lored miss. Charming details that savor of Paris. Richly lined. All sizes. | a rs eC COLLET AE ELA IES AAR PET EOE SENET ATS + meh a > egnts oe , WEEE em on mae ”. ne —. don = E = wages i | Newest SPRING TRIMMED IN SPRING COLORS : Wild Raspberry Monkey Fur Krova Wicker Muffin Silver French Beige , Meadow Pink Ombre Lapin Parchment Sierra Block aid an Squirrel Paw Fox | Thrush Bisque Tan ack an we 2 é 2. ‘ . t ’ . 4 % ; ¥ i + $ : Q Ly j is =: : . oi ee / & é an ¢ ea i i ' - ‘ - = " 2 Y x 33 a 7 '3 8 f . a i 4 a 4 es : > F z 1 ; F La; @ “— © 2 3 a i : 4 J . = t Ee ‘ ay % & H - r b i "i wt fe r & ¢ : £3 . : 4 e § > a ae 4 - t ; a 2.3 : ; + a8 4 & E : 4 Fs = % _ iF q if i -: g iia 2000 Bandeaux a — aie ar ve Rae Tigi, Meru wb arose be Se vier ans iunenvanins Me See ana are ae oT oe ; EES ens BR a tags Me a ay cS pie tars maton ’ ‘ ar ction nad . t + Is, 2 Se a SS a a f *N : . , - ee ae P eee eee ae ri ea : eavhade cs oa % CARNES Ngee: OAR ax late am enign Hell eae 7 ‘ ' ali lie . ost ie : S10 DRESS SALE ON SECOND FLOOR 1000 Frocks Which Break All Records! oe J i / A” Dd EXTRA aie ‘ me | PRING 5 a — ne 1500 Pairs “Ant 3000 Pairs For the o é. FREES if All-Silk Chiffon Season's Them Below Kid Gloves eed HOSIERY Greatest Regular } The Mose Weadeitel | . : eT Thrift W hele sale f Purchase of the Season mi) purchase which brings these ew Say AO aati, x sets as wt - . date ee on d ms eremer = OA ernst ae ae aa a, ah ei pices Se a te se ‘ a Sell WBE gg. 6 a A IE hah MAE iden prahe Nengst So A ° ¥ 18 te ph eatin? lla nea pe manage ss P aan SIE L Ae lg OS te Ane a 2 i RE EN ani SRY gett hon: sant { | : Ee ote iY ate che e Se : Slippers for Focal Cost! W = have never otfered gD -ALL Oil os Pie , 7 noeoms,, treet, ‘and See ional Cle is rO TOE ightiy irregu: terials are Patent, Black «Vlada . ul tag val ue | lar in way which will not : ment, Rose Blush. Bh | = ver and Gold Kid. > cr ’ e ' , ] n ; "A : , Gu +e A Oh: fords, Step-in Shit ‘ E have offered some marvelous $10 \ OD ape 5 ebm . eit Me ar Oxfords. Comolens aa Dress Sales this season but on f : —— | Fashioned: Crepe Satin, Flat Crepe and Canton et — j Nd cacasid Crepe in modes for every need. . HE | . ¥= } Spring k T8 | | . : 2 Shades! NEWEST SPRING COLORINGS \ #3 a Main Floo me XK LINES Rose Beige Romany Red Palmetto Gooseberry Monkev Skin Marie Blue Navy Black MISSES’ SIZES WOMEN’S SIZES KLINES—Second Floor. Da y:

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¥ ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH _ ee MONDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 21. 1927_ Cite RE _ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _PAGE ii # a . A / FS) i [lil SEASON S GREATES / THRIFT DAY | sms wast Frocks Special Purchases! prepared Especially for Those Employed in Banks, Factories, Government Departments, oi em Teachers and Parents With School Children TS | NEW FUR CHOKERS OF © 29 | Oo ~ i | FINEST FUR COATS UES $] | 9 | FOX PELTS—ALL SHADES $ 13 = | OO AKA | CHOICE-OF-HOUSE $395 . Savings ww Es | -. 606-08 Washington Avenue—Thru to Sixth Street ___ ar A Wonderful Offering... At Kline’s Most Famous Price! z . : sf ‘peed 2 - ? 1! ilk esses. ery pecia ° : ° - Very exceptional values at this price. Crepe i$ - ’ ; 7 ’ ; YT eens >| | Chine and Flat Crepe. Newest styles and colors. Sizes 7 to 14. ° re ap Py 8 ri " 2? a oe ‘ SN TENG OR NT RED EE CRE HRN EIGN me et ie ee ne a ne ake Ana Re em SCARS NOE te - re o ms ~e- ee sa) Et ~ Mga wet me cee ~—— : — ee ae pea bw eee nbs * +8 a sos 8 8 rw pein) «18 pak he . - “ Pa YONi Ry oy yee retin emma cnr MR Py Ls eee he ae ot Tee a es ee OP ee eae Ye ol ee Se ; 1 ie FROCKS Ns I MOE AA | bones and novelty plaids in Sie aie ee! | ED I Ry ter | ; : O EVERY ISS Bd solid shades and ombre effects. ; SAAN, , ' ™ pireeenenes on : AY 4 \" / oe | WI FOR DRES . uy ; . x : Yo ae aR Ua, Both fur-trimmed and tailored $5 LL : RESS IS ES BE Se : ; os BOOS Be ae ae types. Sizes 6 to 14. | . BINT a “> . ee a's 7 ennai ANY " ee : TY | PARTIES BRAND-NEW SSA Bey | AG ae, Bite NS a Zi KLINE'S—Balcony a ~. HOLD AN | | . Poh a i = Oe Ae See. Se a 3 Mes = ~ 2 a x — wee ’ . . ‘ J 1. f ** t* éa oo v? i : y Ty Wiad: , 'e. ‘ P 4 ‘ Pe ' ' Fy er TAY. As COAT IN OUR ] AFTERNOONS AND SHOWN ae RANA KO | sR BBN i J : WAS \e D ' ‘ a i ‘. ; rs BAS i WX P GRUNTS Poo a YY ty e7y,- SNe 2 AS ‘ILL CALI rf STREET FOR THE AS — A. ew YW ; Rapes BN 37 ail i im? A . ry ‘ ¥ ‘ P . ‘ . r Ds ‘ yu} x : ‘ , oe us di ‘ \ . \e \, y j , \s ’ ‘ : ‘ pe “4 . - | iT | BUSINESS FIRST TIME iied Fs /¥RUEVY VY YE en 1 > Pe. ; ‘ ‘ . ag . me .— 2 . - : ‘ Y , s TN 1 S ia _ 2) . Sie oe a \yv q YW ‘ . \ x \/ ; ' oe Lie . 4 UNTIL CHOOI TUESDAY SOR XY 3 ise BB ceo at he : cs : RN a A Ae. A a AY we = Vin i Ss . ' 9 SPN ‘ on . ' +5 ' + \ ‘| \ ~~ , . 7 eA M 7) tes 4 f7 a -~_ - — * . ~ Se ¥ “ : "4 . " ay rf OT - ‘ WANTED Iisa 7 4 3 ah / Yay | . : | Nh, Ws ‘ : \ ‘ \4 \ é; tC a : \ af ’ ‘ is ; "ale fe, § ‘ , x» LENE ny \ ' , ' , Ye ; . ~ t ‘ . . . = ROS A a ; / ae ae C ne Soe / : 4 “* Lee » 1\. ead \ a \.p \! ge RR i TR, ; ° (" A, RA Wy, . = - * \ \ . ; - 3} - ° Py , 6x// wy hy %, a ‘ . 4 | = Was sa, WE . ; \ "i » ‘ he , . fe ‘ ~ ' es ths 4 af Ba, 4 * hate ; é ‘ ¢ i's a, ‘ ‘ ‘, es — celebrated $18 Dress Sales have repeatedly set new standards of value. Their tre- Oo aE F My ¥ | 4 '? : q PL 4! & ae, Ps gr Se son! Once again our Buyers mendous success is due to the great care used in their preparation. We elicit the aid of ne ne . | a 7 Lif 4 | oe . ce a - “a a ge C abies a pay ae + al : : : , 1 vite eye - rte. Gras - o> pe bs one * Ty s la meh % : $ bed ante 3 2 a Phe fag ate S ioe e * 7 * r “ ae - a ks saad * 2 # ”. a P > 2h ew , ae Geto. “Ee vee wry te 2 ~~ he 2 Bt in ayy © “ * > Gow ee * ~ ° re os ie? & i ne . - ‘ Diets 7 ‘ se a 7 + | etal’ 5 Fin Ne, weer le . w «3 ee ee : ani. i tell or A ae . ‘abe a Ry PE aay on. ay ta EM eon shag Lg age : > 6 Qe Came Nie AOS , ae 4 — ae ey ' Sy - 4 - h z e q _ “ ae ‘- hal “ b - ‘ “ ¥ oa : 7 rte TAS Bs ; a" a P| {mao ‘ : . x ’ Smee eee een eS ae . , ‘ ; m “x Pape ths tanga " oR” reli ‘aathe Shite 08m ae he ae f tos ten 4p Fue vv ale re , an _ : ‘ oe ang 7 al eee payee et » “ re he Soy: hh _ tae ™ ok pag ee fe c igen 4 us hee Y ¥4 2S . ert >¢ W oodrose | te e4 Pos | leather underarm styles in a WS Gos 7” Be : ie ' | eed : eee SSR the smartest cross grains and Very Special! 125 Fine Spring Frocks del Coats “e277 WR .- « Gy For those who want the very best we have assembled this group a L | Zq Ee ; , eG € nae NR, of selected modes in individualized styles. Fashioned of crepe | Se: A : | og a ae ‘(en be 3 romaine, frost crepe and exquisite satin crepe. They are the “last et | 2A = aes sen —n mith | . 03,7" Ay : word” in exclusive-type Frocks. Smart colors. All sizes. “ ie e eae vas 3 ee Z ° ee Eee a ‘ ae a ? a 4 \k : oe % KLINE’S—Fourth Floor. One of the Many Styles at $18 ——————— SPECIAL! 7 1000 Pa; Marvelous Purchases! Values Better Than Ever: "at NEWEST CROCHET ‘SSS N ew Spring 1500 conga FINE FABRICS F OOT \ EAR SMART FELTS NEWEST COMBINATIONS Sy ae, _— es s vi a len — by iy Re el ny lth ng eee — mm - ~ ~~ X_N oe eS EXTRA i A Beau tor Slippers for Formal wear, After Sohtly irreg ~ noons, Street, and Sport wear. Ma Rid will mint , terials are Patent, Black Satin, Parc] a ga tag ment, Rose Blush, Black, Brown, Sil aed oe ‘ Wee re ver and Gold Kid. Pumps, Straps, have | la. nes Oxfords, Step-in Slippers and Sport roel Ral aa . iy Slight Oxfords. Complete Size range. of the new seaso ‘ new seasons ; : Irregulars! | canes ot 2 . . The market ~ Fall Ff 1 4 INCLUDED! pion Bigg waa —_— For This Occasion— and valwe event Many Slippers never forget sagt ; From Higher-Priced oe Spring ; Per q Hairline Ideas : f ' ee Te i sper Ripple Brims phades: e Creased Crowns | ) Stenciled Designs Large, Medium, Small Head Sizes IN EVERY NEW SPRING SHADE KLINE S—Second Flo. Nenest

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STLOUIS POST-DISPATCH_- _ 7 ar. taylor 1° Write New Ope ae iated | | — ae ORK. Feb. 21.—Con-| Dany, Ge | | 4 | | , | | . ia . seen t Deems Taylor eral maa | : | g jo © FF , | o™~ | : Vv | Ems reports thet... een, (ee composed the music for TH | tormaneal J i ; \ _s ’ ' | ’ 5 4 ; ‘ j / ' ' \ ' , i ; t \ ; ; i | LF ; ry | ; | : ; \ f i ; ‘ , ' 7 ; ' : ' \ + i % on : ; F i ss ; ; 7 & | ; ' ; , man as ef T} co s 1325 ee , ; : ; } ' j ; i ' 4 ; enc: haa ° es af ; ; } +} |} ' ; \ ’ | J ’ ; a 7 ; : 1 ' ’ ; ; : ’ '\ i 4 ; ; j 1 . ' ' ; se ; , ; . 2 : " ; : ; | / 5 i , : | ._ P : ; , . 1 ; ’ cr - 4 ‘ , > | : 3 j , : | ‘ | j ' ; \ ' ; ' } ; ' j ; } ti ; | % tog % = f ; : ‘ | ' 5 | ; . , i : : ore — ~ : : ' | . . —_ | ' ; . ‘ : . ys ; A - ss 9 ee ~ ~e no — ' | ‘ f | | ‘ . j ’ ‘ : ; a > - ’ ~ , oo" ——* i : ; j ‘ i ' ioe s . . ‘oe : . > , 7 oe - . oo 5 : 4 & ee ba - - ee eee ee ee ower ~ OO + CORSO Eee Cer eee on : ISTINCTIVE WALL “an The Season’s 3 Extra Facilities! : at Reduced Pei Greatest Thrift Day A, Sahbeme CAT iu Extra Salespeople! §& LOIE 3748 ‘Vashinetell Se ca en carenteied agnor “ = et a . cnaras wsine th a- . Des x, - De | 606-08 Washington Av.—Thra to Sixth St. ¥ Fos OE « ae POO. at a Suki hdres. oaks. eres > ere PAPEETE RD Spender tesa cot. on” ath as pti brad ees ote Sensational Purchases Bring a Feast of Marvelous Values! 6) {200 Smart Spring Dress : Practically at Wholesale Cost! we chatsfnee tele: sot vt Oe Tele cn xd tin ~_— “Complete Laundry § es There Is One of These ARISTOCRAT OF Dresses of a quality which will immediately FINE WASHERS impress you. Not just ordinary $6.95 Dresses, Lid 7) sat | HW $1) GRA HEGHE | | but the very newest and smartest Spring y a mes SSeS) Th New Easy modes which were intended to sell at much : \ 3 higher prices. We were fortunate in secur- Se ia | \ 5 Waiting to do your next ing them to sell at this low price. | | | ; week's washing free. It ps5 \ washes and dries simuitane- ously—you know. And no NEW SPRING MATERIALS | | buttons to sew on after- Flat Crepe Canton Crepe | : wards. May ee one to rt fy 2. Frosted Crepe Georgette 7 EXTRA SPECIAL! you next wash day: EXTRA SPECIAL! i on Fy | Wool Crepe Satins 200 Large-Size Dr Phone FOnest 3742 : ! / | , | . | . 250 New Party Frocks!} ¢ | “1 NEW SPRING COLORS , | Sted, 60 te 8 JB Conner-Kimball Elect All the very newest types for formal | | i Mother Goose French Beige Mosaic Blue | Large women will find these Dresses _ St. Louis’ Finest Washer wear. Plain and beaded styles of Geor- , is. Castilian Red Athenia Grecian Rose rare finds at this amazing price. Plenty FO Ee gette in all the new pastel shades. Jel) ae Black and White Combinations Plenty of Navy >» | | of navy and black. pen Evenings. MISSES’ SIZES WOMEN’S SIZES KLINE’ S—Basement. aetna — “ as cae ne Ret ase eB a eR Oy SPs ROM - rs 3 aon se nee - | se | : * +} * » . e 7 o eT? 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J > : ; » : .« “ - . “> »% ' ; f ; cr . * ¢> ‘ we. ¢ . = " we : ‘ " . . . . e ' a i,j : - er. e : res ~ 4 ‘ 5 3 f ‘* Ai TSS 7 . yy wy ’ j em 4 x e ‘ bs ¢ - a es - v. . . « | _ ; ; j ais ' 4 ; i? mre ; ‘7 : dj : . : was > ego ° . Wl, . > rT. om Syke +7 . Ak A/a i 1 AS, i 3 ' j . “ i ni} :* : t a&7ga0) ‘ i (7 ei sa 5 , . 4 : | ‘ . ” © r 4 a) -— — . "* t ’ ; . -™ al “ee 1 a 4864 548% + 5 a > . i ‘ee v “ P ? ‘ 7 » 7 : F * , “A g F, - Q + ; Py ’ ‘ : fy ~ a ? y * Here are some of the smartest and most cleverly styled new Coats we have ever seen. And of a quality that is rarely ever —_= at such - price. The smart styles, the clever new $14.85 3 . reatments, the fur trimmings were copied from ve | ; Wy ' . ry much : . . Concruer that Cough: For quick relief | | higher-priced models. The colors and the rich fabri | | 1SO'S — @ plancant, effective NEWEST FABRICS ultra-smart and new ee ae aS | NE syrup or oO ye . : [ ! | soothes — bur senitees ane | ~ WEST COLORS Kesha \ 3 tee Tweeds Herringbones a ; A & " ’ - § j ; ¥ 5 - 4 - } : :* 4 _ > 3 4 val S soe oe i > + oe a ' 49 ' i oe >. ie F & ; & eae oe ae 2. _ ps : ne r Se tid : bo ae , bee , 3. : H Bt ae 3h a | 8 ? 4 a. = : : 3 + a : 2 ad 4 33 ey ¥ ‘ ie 7 ee a 1 7 : '= fen ; 3 st 7 » We ’ b 8 cy ; = = oe > is ee ak Bs .* = Ss a 5s id ‘ oy 4 > Sea én 5 7 a5 Ma 2 ati , be 4 A jae e* 4 od aed 7 ae ’ - > Oy 4 a} 7” ¥ eG es es 7 me) ae ty J 5 oe “4p: 7 7 - ane 3 EP . oe oe 2 ‘ ] Ps . ‘ oe Sy — . F s ; t : Bae: ‘ 72 = By % 4 DEES © q ~* te oe ie al ¥} + .e > 4. ria J - ; ; ee mat, bora = 2 : 2 ¢> 3 tte ro 4 Po; ; ia 4 5 ee H ioe eo S ? ge YS Sees, . -> 7 2 > . g A. z ¥ are new imported fabrics, twills, | Deer tweeds and herringbones the new ombre col- Rose Gray Tan Imported Sport Fabrics ortngs. There are styles for misses and women : \ Blue Green Satins Potretsheens of every type. Black Brown Nauy Potrret Twills : \\ Beige ” SMALL DEPOSIT WILL HOLD ANY COAT KLINE‘S—Basement.

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a Facilities! Salespeople! TRA SPECIAL! arge-Size Dresses Sizes 40 to 50 | omen will find these Dresses at this amazing price. Plenty nd black. hese! NEWEST COLORS Deer Gray Green Brown Navy Beige ose Tan Blue lack LE OLS CO LET LG DIT A ELT EE EE CER: I I et Ae RI ce te Pe mR wera | “» . Taylor to Write New Opera 8 associated T’rese. Pew YORK, reports that Deems Taylor, Keb. git a ; composed the music for **The °21.—Con- | pany, ; . ; missioned to prepare another work for the Metropolitan Opera Com- Giulio Gatti-Casazza, gen- era! INanager, announces. The new opera will be ready for per- formance in the season of 1928- ae’g Henchman,” has been com- / 1929. ING CANVASSED WALLS AINT DISTINCTIVE WALL PAPERS at Reduced Prices LOIRE’S 3748 ‘Vashington - nN Giaer 4720 iWEST END LAUNDRY “Complete Laundry Service” Don’t —telephone —yjust phone us to call for your bundle and your wash- ing is off your mind for the rest of the week. isvuoall Wash Ae SRR aman a ame 6 Cm oman be ey —— «fe, There Is One of These ARISTOCRAT OF FINE WASHERS ii The New Easy Waiting to do your next weeks washing free. It washes and dries simultane- oz-'y—you know. And no buttons to sew on after- wards. May we lend one to f you next wash day? Phone FOrest 3743 Conner-Kimball Electric Company Finest Washer Store St. Lewis’ Open Evenings. of 3: since he {is opposed to war. — ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH - KIRBY PAGE DECLARES. ~ HEISNO BOLSHEVIST 3:/ St. Louis and suburbs at a lunch- “f!' all men what 33; they | By the | Maj. William Hané@dy, 3026 N. Union BI. | _MONDAY EVENING. Russia a Queer Mixiure of So-, cialism and Capitalism, He Declares. kirby Page, lecturer on applied Christianity, met the ministers of eon given at the Y. M. C. A. today. i} He will speak at a Church Federa- ““* i tion dinner this evening, and will make several other appearances here, including a dinner talk before the Washington University Y. M. (*, A., at Grace Methodist Church tomorrow evening. Speaking before the North § 8&t. Louis Y. M: C. A. yesterday after- noon, Page gave his impressions o¢ as seen last summer. He said that, though the communist party was still In power, and still persecuted its oponents, the prac- tice of the Government had changed to “a queer mixture of socialism and capitalism.” “The communist party,’ he said, “fs ruled by the bureaus and those. in turn, must look to the political machine—the theorists behind the power—for their guidance. Free expression of opinion as we under- stand it There may he some difference of opinion in the party machine, but after a question is decided none, not even trusted ‘s of the ruling par- to discuss it. ready to matically Russian socialism done any good, but the are striving towards a very high goal—to attain an economic order in which there will be no exploita- tion of man by man, with the few living upon the labor of the manv. They are trying to substitute serv- ice for selfishness: trying to give is their due, what have earned by serving the people as workers.”’ Page alludeq to. the made by army officers in charge | of the Washington University R. | 5 Mee ge «8 that he is “‘bolshe- | " He said thfs was not true, and that he could not approve the soviet system of class warfare, >, 7 4 Russia, does not exist. re | oOf- has Russians say ' chargs, le ~ ciaSs, vistic. Maj. William Handy Dies. Arsomatad Press, LOS ANGELES, Cal., Feb. 21.—'| 66 years old, formerly managing editor of the St. Paul Pioneer Press and former City Comptroller. of St. Paul, is heart attack. dead, following a ‘If not satisfied Man Found Dead in Refrigerator | Car. By the Associated Preas. WICHITA, Kan., When Rock Island REailroad em- ployes opened a refrigerator car} they found the lifeless body of J. |! (*, Cotton, address unknown. It is! thought Cotton entered the sealed car through the ventilator. Fumes from a charcoal burner in the, car caused his death. | Feb. 21.— Emad svar neresn La LAXATIVES ONLY MADE HER WORSE ey Milks Emulsion Ended Constipation, Gave Her New Complexion and Health. ‘*Fora number of vears I suffered from constipation. 1 was continual- ly taking puls and cathartics of all kinds, but after the etfect of each dose wore off J seemed to be worse than ever. My complexion was muddy, my eyes dull, my brain slug- gish; I had no appetite and no Like a drowning person | vrasped at every straw. Seeing Milks Emulsion advertised I decided to try that, and was delighted with the results of the first bottle. Every one noticed my improvement. My skin cleared up, eves became bright- er, and I began to have roses in my cheeks. -Was entirely a different person. Eventually 1 took fifteen i? sre cre re. large bottles of Milks Emulsion, and | look wonderful and fee) the same wav. It absolutely made me over. , It seems to have cleaned my entire system and made a new person of me.’’ Mrs. R. Campbell, Dyersburg, Tenn., R. BR. No. 2. Milks Emulsion restores healthy, natural bowel action, doing away with all needs of pills and physics. It promotes appetite and quickly puts the digestive organs in shape to as- similate food, thus building flesh and strength, which are Nature’s only aids in conquering germs and repair- | ‘ing the effects of wasting diseases. This is the onlv solid emulsion | “made, and so palatable that it is | eaten with a spoon like ice cream. | Wonderful for weak, sickly children. No matter how severe vour ease, vou are urgedtotry Milks Emulsion. with results, your money will be promptiv refunded. Price 60¢ and $1.20 ner bottle. ‘by drmggists everywhere. MILKS FEBRUARY 21, Sold | MULSION 2utlds strenath-Tastes gooc | See Our Other Announcements on Pages 4 and 5 STIX, BAER & FULLE —GRAND-LEADER Values of Extraordinary Importance in the Sale of Z - NR RR te ey a aes os eee nee en LS NR ALL A I et eR A TT era - ss. . * ad — - . -_ an ” my in BR TT cette VES a , I ROP we? ck 5S Bat AS, ¥ =e No Extra Charge Will Be Made for Necessary A Le 47°, a ‘y ef) + . Ua ytue” ’ , Bist 42* Ny Jf ay 7s RYZ, “ey ¥ 7 a d t + zeny a / i a8 EAS EONS se: . . =, eT ot Yon met i . wy 4 mS my ae ba ‘3 we ry) Be f 4 ‘ P) i * a ore errr “ } of 4 or + aa et + Pt LT. peer ~ ~~ * ae. bee. ae ee Se oy SNe Rn > en —s : P tM 4 fog ‘sy Pt bes - ‘Two-Trouser Suits Affording Satisfying Quality and Correctness of Style at Remarkable Savings $28 N this sale you are afforded the unusual advantage of be- ing able to select Suits made by well-known manufacturers for the Spring season, 1927, at thrs exceedingly low price. Every Suit is correctly styled and tailored ot good quality woolens. The patterns and col- ors are the kind that are favored for the coming season. All have two trousers. All sizes. Three-Button, Single-Breasted College Models The large assortments include popular college models in light or dark shades. Featured are the wide-striped patterns, herringbones, diagonal effects, diamond weaves and plaids. lterations (Men's Store—Foturth Floor ) ; ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ 4 _PAGE 13 hee ———— enn ~e ' See Our Other Announcements on Pages 4 and 5 TIX, BAER & FULLER _____- (eae -LEADER—- ne age ee — ee nm ee LLLP LLL LAL ALOE Here Are a Few Examples of What the ebruary Furniture Can Do for Each Room in Your Home For the Living Room ..... A Two-Piece Suite With Mahogany Frames This new design with beautifully carved mahogany frames, mohair covering and the very new corded edge on the tapestry-reversed cush- ions—is of unusual interest to the home that wishes to refurnish the living room with unusual economy. Large, roomy davenport and arm- chair with deep spring-seated con- struction—an outstanding value. A Nine-Piece Suite In Tudor Design 199 One of the newest furniture fash- ion high-lights reflected in the sale is the importance of period de- signs in dining-room furniture. We offer for your selection this beautifully designed Suite — an adaptation from the Tudor period, constructed of walnut veneers and hardwoods. Choice of the pedesta! table or four-leg extension table. 8-Piece Suite (without cabinet), $156 Server to match i carer emeraencmene TT -? "6 = Aaeey iii ' Ae = 1h ; 4 +t ‘ ' nr. he } f = £@ > ( ; , i li ae ; ; } | - a ~ ’ ae ' FE ene ae ~ “BR STN s) Y: = \\ ne _ Pee aa OO OT er a. SS Tn eee RR ene eel te a i= A Four-Piece Suite Of Pleasing Design "289 Masterfully built of richly fig- ured burl walnut veneers and other cabinet woods, with beautifully carved moldings and scroll designs, this charming Suite is a value of outstanding merit. Large dresser, vanity with full-length mirror, chest with four large drawers and double bed—of high-grade dust- proof construction. These Pieces May Be Purchased =5 ~O} JES SRE OY ER nepttellnag - ees Separately in the February Sale Four Important Odd Pieces . Wall Desk designed deep-toned ard other fine cab- is inet woods with roomy writ- Four-Post Bed Faithful in design to the A beautifully original which was its in- Desk built of spiration, this quaint old- wainut styled Four-Poster Bed constructed of mahogany ve- neers over selected hard- woods. An ex- = ceptional value “or LO0bd ing space. A _ useful and decorative odd piece for the living room, that is $45 moderately priced at.. r Coxwell Chair So luxuriously comfort- able, this Coxwell Chair with deep-seated spring con- struction is covered in com- bination tapestry and ve- lours. Choice of a variety of pretty tapes- $34.75 tries at Day-Bed A comfortable couch by day, a full-size bed at night, a good-looking Day-Bed solves the problem of an ex- tra bedroom. This one has wooden ends finished in ma- hogany and tap- $39 50 . estry covering.. e sah orsitin: hep cmnsas th sins anss-« Soest Te MED a aie Pi sips pfeil tg TAL TO: sail lpg coy Pitt NSO EN alge yg) Se a . 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— — POST: DISPATCH = alle Be. ee Editorial Page Dail ly Carton ST.LOUIS — PAGE 14 MONDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 21, 1927_W— Ce en ae a A — —- _— ao a ne er ne ce — Famous~Barr Cos February Sales Double Eagle Stamps A Campaign of Super-Value-Giving That Is Demonstrating Effectively Double Eagle Stz TUESDAY Our Merchandising Dominance—Saving Opportunities Are Unusual TUESDAY 3 You'll Certainly Want to Share This Annual Occaston—Offering Misses’ and Women’s Sample Spring Coats} And Specially Purchased Groups—Many Just Added —Values Not Possible to Obtain Ordinarily at oon € Women and misses planning to shop Tuesday should con- v wn XK | ao divi sider the choosing of a new Coat from this annual event their Z L Z Oe acon Ys : te most important errand. For beautiful, individual styles, es 2 : / ee went carefully made of the most approved fabrics—are not often assembled in such attractive variety at a price so far below Ui vo ove my King their regular worth. Additional groups are included Tues- a - am LY ee shortiy: Sane Peay PART “TWO. *fyEW' WASHINGTON Gea BETTER DECLARED — 10 BEA FORGERY -- Former Manuscript~ Chief at Congressional Library 2 Says General. Disclaimed Special Authorship in 1778. ee MOST OF: GENERAL'S CME Rs, A RI RRA eI vo oo LO A ob bs * $ es ota ee es ee een *Oomirh \ 7 man ~ tt ie EL ONE. ER a TEC yl te ABM ad Pein aN ae ha” Meet hn alpen ote Sth 8 AES Uti Ik ART AT RE ee ae pat w , = Materials + Smart Casha Lustrous Satin Faille Coating Many Supple Twill Weaves Imported and Domestic Sports Fabrics. - re one eat ~~ te One, However, Is in Collec- ' tion in National Capital, uf and Another Passed Into ‘ Unknown Hands. | ee ee ee ee Preas ™M iss Tie the Acs jated CAMBRII”™ rE, Ww. od ie ru ° f Many soft, light shades and the popular navy and ) black Coats. _ * juniors’ and extra sizes to 52!. | a re ‘iret published to Leama The February Feature Offering ot ~ Z L IN& y I ae wes : sues in New | York | saw it in Febru-| 3 : ie ~ 1778. Ford said, and wrote te) e 7; \ 4 michard Henry Lee:.‘Not on word | ) O S e Ce rr \ j , ) hich (the letter) did J ever | [ ] p } | | a~\\e \ 7 k \ . te.” . ) j— | iy WV t ) Mar) letters were published sev- | | \ 4 3 times afterward, Ford said, | : mi Washington Mm dea at on ef- ) WOuSer S os ye A Specially Selected Group That Affords : Pe ee ie of the ~~ Declara- | ; spoon patria ait ’ — _ pad -_ aa“ > pee cabaes, 2 LAS toy ht RE 20 IME FE Cs oh ES beget Bee Se PR eS oe a ’ oo waa Sy presen ore 3s su aie, ihe 2 Pereira. 4 i son j err ae Se “ee » a a ‘pe an ee a Seer uy - ew ee ae , g ai ae r : Quer: : a ~ ‘ pited Saar orernnah , been ores pei day—-so that size ranges are complete: Women’s, misses’, mer bal ehh ane ’ RE OIA BE ny PRIMO Om Pam purious letters | London in | os . *. OPO = 2 bs : anew Tiras RE NO OR Con Ne RRR a aie oe Ane nega BO paneling eet Choice at a Very Substantial Saving Attractive aon . Washington's Letter | 25 “On his last day in the presiden. | y. Mar 1797." continued) Ford, | In the Favored Spring Models and Fabrics—Decidedly Super-Values at SOO @ Men and young men who want good quality clothes can fill their present and Spring requirements splendidly—and save many dollars, by selecting from this February super-value- giving group of Two-Trouser Suits. There are single and double breasted models of excellent woolens in the popular shades and choice Tuesday will please from every standpoint. Wide range of sizes. Society Brand Suits eolaameal All Splendid Values at This diversified a Sports types—colorful,- smartly serve “general utilit ty” purposes —and also cleverly trimmed Twiil Coats — oftes Natural Squirrel Coat Nutria Coat, fox collar ; Coco Ermine Coat, baum marten trimmed, $695 Black Caracul Coat; pointed fox collar... .$195 Kolinsky Coat ; $395 adorned with new Spring furs. Women’s amg | prin Hair Seal Coat, Opossum trimmed ........ misses’ sizes. Nothing could be 6leaeue aan Jap Mink Coat, fox trimmed............. } : : ‘ Eewion. From the ee Coco Ermine Coat, baum marten collar.... Trim Tailored Suits S ceoole in Washiosnenn ae Silver Rat Coat, nutria trimmed in for partisan londe Jap Weasel Coat, fox collar In Correct $9 5 re eee ae Gray Krimmer Coat Modes. Pony Coat, nutria trimmed. . and double breasted Suits of navy big Genuine Mink Coat . of mannish suitings, and of rough new Natural Squirrel Coat. eds. Cut and tailored to accentuate this | Spring’s fashion note of smooth trimness @ shoulder and hi Contrasting vestees are fe Genuine Mink Coat Coco Caracul Coat, fox collar. . tures of some models. Sizes 34 to 44—and misse 14 to 18. m Beaver Coat Gray Krimmer Coat, platinum fox collar. .$375 vrote a letter to the} Timothy Picker- . etter and add- | ration| that | ery, ang that | ! of them until |* includes many. new lannish garments that MSPS eg TRS GN ee RERCD yah RR IRR 7 ; yang) ong ware Pr aon diel _ Nib na w0 ee eee , ies w het oe +: ee ae | 4 Me § 4 > 4 ; t 5 ? a :* +*9 + nen as Raving ing the let- ngheh re Vie é “ isa. yee if ‘ling New |York, | .ington | him- ndoiph, the eral of Vir- Single twills, tweeds. ——— Attn; - weer tted that. the with; «reat Many New Dresses Bec biny samy eae See ca ee : we B Bonnyknit Topcoats inistancea isibility; | their They had Misses’ Fur Coats , dee 4 x 7 oat = me ae Te REIN RC a AE OI ONO MOP ME Nye Soe mth Unusual ae. EARP AACE BRAS OE Re 5 A SEES SM rt “a - i « +> ne ae eae _— eae a ter 4 be es £ eo tee a ieee “ne Aa eA LIE AS CABLE: NA BO TR A EEN IE A ENON AE =r od han om am iki : — Vamerd. | 2D aoee ’ =, Die ee ee oe Shows x nee tae BM rr as Lani tidae " . “ ’ as : setts “ SE Ge ae eRe ne OR EY LM OR ke tan a ee ee ee Be ore aa 8 Poppet» ee ter orth ee ge nc og Pen 5 a sale ¥ SAE i Paty cae haan aed yaeet fone ahs es . ? : : rice hietn Weg atin Bh tepadist os Sle vey ds cay ie, BOR Se PBI Se alee eles >" ns “ Pha on ers angen; . . : ‘ - “4 i wo Bolen eh Wve Oe ee 2 iY WD cet el et e line ane.” pipiens + 2 are Saale ” s P 7 . » o = = 2 a ee 60 ie 5 ” — a iaiaiie pean: em . a a ae ee » tutes _— : — ; : * . a cenit . 7 we Lek al ~ pei of Shoat tan ten eae A AEE Y Fie MIN ca Pi ? wre oF eens : amas id Ps ee er papel cagiailah tet. . = a P NS BS the, 5 Mt a eh Bate Bien SRE PTT Ee aN OP EO a elas ae vi xe adh 5 ie adi ‘nn : . $ * a ant ee mt oo secon aint lt ARS alin ae BS ote os arenas aa mre 7" Sy 2 ee ‘ DA e ¥ Rat ie yo AN OR cas wiki Puecaeie ; ats as AS py S beta sy Raiiesh 2 te ; + Ree rigan aes rar’ ne aS ge ele Spe ee yy A, oh OPT PRP 3s * bah? «24 E gine iy ee he ieee nae. es Bene Ae “ - lac Raters Ph oak TAT Sead a SER Ure en te PNA Ab hens Wy. jean HS ani ep tag et te Cede ost , - Specially Priced at Pin , ee " 2 “ . girls wear so York ; Big plaids— from New sports with mannish Beautiful Fabrics in the New Spring Colors Soft sports weaves in the rather rough textures that are so higkly favored. combinations of Beautiful new Spring browns and red and white, green and blue—and others. f.iris” Sectiesn—Feurth Fleer - ‘eutinued on Page 1% Ww sshingtom ae | ; : olical ‘formation of ‘ he rade bad | \istract of Letter. lehed hy iA. | ty artist, im , the Hansas -; 19 days be-'| P! eclaration sgn4d “YG. belief that he arranged (at olonies and itting one | i also the ‘his cannot fixing on) > » 7 . iw’ -. know I. ; adding. inne Hliarly hard ° hein a — -* *% feemed + ~ 2 i am to say that ragadments ¢ shrink : : ; "were referenices *oO. nial Cobgrenss ets of Wasnh- ‘ha, Was aa- and hurt suspiciens e and liosing ; parr Rurned. present head of nt of Bb s having found ee eT ia ‘you.

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LOUIS, MONDAY EVE NING > OF Se o aegeptae rear = 7 * , qT, FEBRU ARY 21, 1927. ~ PAGES S 15—20 gE ge ge a ee we ee eg aga ee on am a - coon a eee ee Fi SPM WASHINGTON George Washington in His Life OLDS, UNDER FIRE (ALY DECLINES = an Minister Takes Over (,§ LANDS FORCE poe ond TE DECLARED. "p a Man FOR RED SCARE,’ U.S INVTAIN A IN NICARACUA T0 Co a t | SIDBEATURGENY |rniet” “traicor” “American Cesar” Some! 10 BE PROMOTED T0 ARMS PARLEY’ “1 CUARD RAILROAD ane Sa ee ee © Ne le ? “ epg tine mowers? Sing. aH. AL = fee te x + OE NE oI IRON Pe Attra Sk ig ‘ be POPE ROR AO PO IE re, J wee 2 RAD Net he on ee ee re ee * set) | Simei Chi f of Epithets Fe oes Bestowed on Him — | = \F a i a. £ — omer Manuscript : . , . } ; ee ee By the Aesociated Preas. ;' | me ROME,. Feb. 21.—lItaly has re-/| | By ee Associated Preae ; tea 3 , lide’ | CORINTO, Nicaragua, Feb. 21.— jecter resident ‘oolidge’s ro- | he ° ee sail Newly arrived American sailors posal for a conference to limit ; ce 22 ' ; , wig Bos ‘ pa. | and marines, 810 men itn all, were smaller types of naval vessels, it re py. ys : é 5 > 4 on duty today in Chinandega, Leon a Ford, former a oi | honesty: of dellberate- thett saa Dabs Dada taney that 2 tot | Seah ee eee OF murder. real disposition of President Wash 3S, 8% é S oF ? . © -} — ort - j a A ; Hfetime with di ibc »} ical’ intent. hbauc he | by W aSnington. I he arms of his nurse ? | . | : Bfetime . tre; was delivered to Ambassador ee ; - Bie ' | é he Rear Admiral Julian L. Latimer, +} o.+% ‘ © e : the American nation has! y,andc } senate in rar he A re ; , . ‘ se hands of his governor or a child} waiting for the negotiation of a Italy’s reply to the United States | : . . ; | . al Railroad, under orders from - ' —~—e oe Toe ay Bis new treaty. *T ive my King,’ said the let- | a@ nation was deceived by a rhe creatures that surround him .* ° ed morning. et gs in command of the United States be, which purported to have been Poem, ae ee = ha8 would place a crown on his head Undersecretary of State Joseph | Fleacher this mritten shortly before the Declara- af Inds pendence. a4 ea - ae er ee ee , ys 4 oa » - b - hogs % ee LEE NAT EET ON I 2 Resud tm >. Ne ae eM eo ‘oe lee aie ae dee ‘ SEARS. wok twee — >» > _ ‘? PEON HAC ee a el Mmm. = a ee ee + Nate y, Sah Er eet oe 5 ayy Mem Ay : e & we! pe ge Nearer. a 5 le P bs os ps ee gs a ame 7 4 [A OLE LAO A IE LOG OEE ROLE ATRL, AC 8 Sk et thence ete . se NOLS LLL L ELS LLCO AN ERICEIRA CI LG ONC I ota GS RE. les Sli emma anannsie ¢ ee “0 seg? sp nee» p poe ee ox er = Pe 3 shecreerat — — . wey a — — “r= x wre Nae we eeF Neale a rT . - . . A - . rant . ae 2 eens F . - ‘ _ Mey ‘are a base forgery, an Pever saw or heard of the , >} Py 7 : } ; .;e ' . over the Coionies. accounts oj . sai a head off an investigation that! would have confronted Olds with | LER LENG OT me a aon PoivansWy. ‘ace feat aso, daceaninamiite Ee aca go Mig ot 6 thy a — Ay BM | ' ' ffars were 1} is a >\". ; } 1 W (Ss I Js > ters were published Se€v- | juded to,” says the historian Sulli- | 'OW" (S50 Opposite to ; aaP | the absence of ‘says, is Italy’s unusual geogrophi- , i i Washington made a strong ef- | more than if heh: been so in the hands of Hamilton, the dish-| ly was Kellogg’s law partner in /a@ land-locked Sea, Dating Back to 1003. of Ceremony. Troop trains were followed by his name goes to wipe away all Olds also is the Assistant Secre- ;coastline and her situation as re-| CHICAGO Feb. 21.—Conning | Wie : ° i | we | MEXICO CITY, Feb. 21.—Prest- plies. At the various stations $1797,” continued Ford, | Declaration of Independence; he Accused of Theft. circulation of propaganda relative | cases . . All these make the . , : ; 7 d group. includes man¥ new ih 7 ) cede 1 west ) “i | : ) t tat imoth ‘ke mde the country west of the Ohio. server.” a letter appeared in th: H ; 4 tretary of State, Timothy : ) St ‘ S€ eee tter ¢ Ul errera, a2 young Government em- ere ne : : ? Kellogg entered. a diplomatic de- rer% y EG I silent. Then there were generous | child was of Scandinavian origin | ‘Be , mich ¢ it t ; | religious ceremony was performed Disposition of the Forces . rr. ~ nignt Win possession of it by pur- The writer had found ost damag- ' i trimmed Twiil Coats — often bs ihe write® Sac {oun 7 — | Dy er ships, is that Italv needs this) City newspaper says that the wed- ‘scene of heavy fightin recent] : ; " Lic i % I : | ° re ¢ eP¢ S ra i a a 4 en vs .* lething coulda be clearer on the | Likened to Arnold. Washington's first term, he said, 064 The boy was named Snorri, and isalary by $5150 if this sun ere es lic . sny tT. ‘ salary by $5150. Of this and maintaining a defense propor-! mer professor of history at the | 2bout a religious ceremony. |guard tracks, bridges and water ‘yr ‘, nr * . | an = gain for partisan ‘jy allied to France by treaty, and | tere rel is expected to oe | author of Bast « l'nited States Embassy attended. | Americans for barracks. : to this Var bec: > most impor- ; odes . I at the }’res- when ’ } bhiaeti ° ‘ =— s . ° “+ ¢ +) pai ODjections that ocne porting a1 movement for the cele- merely to tne ish suitings, and of rough new MM accusing one Vardill, a young | viinatic, em i... | shown that Sit, We Linatiol rnap: is ’ Dilgation ; : : : “ig 2 ey ‘hraska. and Sen- ) | ie ' 4750 over the ris : , ana n in ’ vives, there ap-| Admiral Latimer, who expects to n. note of smooth trimness at 96 ws ao magia ac {ae | Po eee that) Aneerver mude hin gue £44.. (Were both active n the charge’ Pear at Geneva TI iti | ,iTT1 7 tJ0 Gs ‘ stiadtat Aad pe t. w ’ al afte ° “or = contidenc Ol Franc. declared war against En-|° . No newspaper. representatives | tanks. Warehouses and large build- alance against him of $1037 jae ba : ne ; Swedes -in Americ: The society | having itant. It seemed to be expected in | Congress had aecreeda th Oe i. wedeiihaetinns os P hen coena,? thing no ~ ies | : : "eee ‘ oe irter-vear- : _ i i I iid bicA Ld id at ah ai ane a wee : ; : es ee : shaecw , he } ws" o¢ hi « e , ‘ . A - a uO) auds At “rane : oe 13] i, eis ai . : 4 erranean owers wou at he 2NnNth a » Sores eens , ¢ lor "as sent to the embdassy, and it . thre warsnips and 150 wma- ble breasted Suits of navy blue ee 3 = 8 oma tn Whe teak Gl ee eeerensives in thi , eT fig Ne pte b: powe vould | bration of the 300th anniversary of | dor,” was sent pe . ‘ tit | | : arvrain t ongvian 3 4a. much ! y we ‘ cA; > Lal a4 . 1’ . — : a : ‘ ‘nator J , OF Bod DY the limitations | Swedish Se 4 ¥ ¢ other of the offi- | agua, md tailored to accentuate this mseopal clergyman of New Y ork, prescribed Ame rican scheme. the saga showed, Karlsefni, partly alg an _ do but stay |remain at Corinto to keep in touch Mm suspected Jack R eee h, the (there was no cause te i Z lati eB = -ofuteahe tum tau | circulating propaganda was m ; : ; bo le Sivee- 3A . ’ : Discontinue Arms Discussion. land sailed from Sweden with his | to the Ambassador, which Odels. Sizes 34 to 44—and misses la and a loyalist. 3 - she Meek nation—the situ To this Wolcott, Secretary ‘ | en owen ES US r wig aie eRe BBie : ejgn Relations Committee of the Publishing Cos. (New York. World tg “3 ; 4% . | Vinland, as the Vikings had chris- | the hour of the wedding. ms The order for the landing of the Ne WV Dresses —— supplies and cattle, intending to pers know authoritatively, althoug gh Bere of Ma ly sels ‘Iircumstances pinion, then th e famo P xe ¢t the pei, t'e ) orsonal knowl- : ; . . ‘ [ y iat n, famous procla-/| out tne re: LS pet: ¢ ntil after “0 rhe \o 7 Y: etatls ' : hae le ¢ : ; | sale aes | I pds enn) Until after March 4 when Congress the League of Nations, has left for OTS étle| wittawe thew. Gal | | ; The |hardt. United States Minister, and. . had: n used to defray Lond resumahblvy a years In a@ 1iittie Village 3 ing sald about the matter. rhe , SS Whe ckie Ski -ondon, presumably to discuss the 7 ‘Admiral Latimer aboard the Mil- ual $ 75 ‘ at me Was ui ia} hol if ‘al. I ney had April of that year. expenses of 1 “ecens | 4 t ; a et Titten iW ¢ rs; ‘ 'T’hne . i . lia hh « > , 4 "a YT ® f '¥ “hich . & ? ° : — » , | Tt Ser { c via. S or ry? ; a > « ; . . 1 written by a person who had Those who favored the alliance! sum had been advanced for wnicaA of the session next December by! diate interest to the league—the phase: , 6 re ~— | rhe bridegroom ane — 2 tt Col. J. J. Meade at Leon. was born in 1004. | oli discuss their marriage, a en a % tim mac, and the President has become,; the Cabinet. officer. all the outlets of | oOrds Found in Viking Sagas — to Include Wife or Give Hour the Nicaraguan. railroad got busy. very dirty speculation, as| aul thor. of Monmouth during the Pont ‘of every oy oe sts + |Paul. By the Associated Press : é | ; ss. | By the Associated Presa trains carrying provisions and sup- “On his last day in the presiden | He was said to have opposed the | |portant lines of commercial com yortan es of c rciz : - ; at : | Johnson, president of the Ameri- | ,,,, ERG = ine | es - Lariam teeter “ : 3 ' — talie, was married in Chapultepec | servative army watched the pro- ushington wrote a letter we ae umored Eullty of a plot to Over the signature A Calm Ob- | j aval defens b] ‘6 “ | Fight on Olds Likely. jnaval defense problem “one of Na-| gen says he hag found records | one , ‘ ae tary or political considerations.” ploye, by a civil ceremony. ‘general utility’ purposes —and tion, in order that Great Britain | which proved the President a thief. ne . - ment had induced the news asso- | , | & : a a reducti n the n keepi it a secret. Every Mexico | ¢; are ati ‘ "hi ore During | and the administration managed to |* 7&9 iction in the number of small- | Cglumbus discovered America. Keeping it a t y cans are stationed aft ¢ hinandega, 2” i Ai Bs ' : On roy » fire ris12:hlieae ~ © c 3 | ¢ ty as bi , ; ; 1] d S e pesion. de eles fret publica In the early part of 1793, when iu t! the correspondents Ww] ,{Sibility of provisioning the nation | Karlsefni, said Dr. Johnson, for- carefully avoids saying anything are scattered along the railroad to th ak He ne Lia eS w- ila€ bid : . Tat . . ’ ee 5 eer, os = tia | aig e ? enal . summoned to confer with h al Ore uits evs se \\ AS Unsv.ot ’ to the lI eri ti +}, 7 ? > Lt¢ nt ™~4 "oO © »? ’ larger art had he c n re paid, but Mitt n d } : le, Were?’ ; ta "3 7) . ,¢f ° | - s ‘ ‘ , a nigel siattarl gland, the United States was close- | , # atta tw eee ae RG ‘tionately a sequal and useful 48 / University of Pennsylvania, and . ae . issue in 1795, ‘mained .in Maren, Livy, , 20n moe With other Mediterran- | > several books on the | were invited and nobody from the ings have been taken over by the wr ere the. were Pron rh ive “QF . me . ‘ Correct $ Poses, they were yr ognized and the question of our exact relation beh . ; 1 ‘#8 ie af sg ; "TT A ow a | »? ab i Li ; ca es a e 4 4 ul le . . ' - ‘ P _ i i r a ‘ —— eli he Site pointed out as one of! of which he is scents igs sup- |One invitation only, addressed; The landing force consisted of peti = ‘} “American Ambassa-/!520 sailors and 1490 marines from ieterks tlement in America. since this did not include Mrs./|rines of the legation guard at Man- } ws -?v) Qi . a & & ©. ca ccd lili Liifi-. N j ‘ o “a - + : a > i“ i ener ns , ind her if she ace | In about 1003, Dr. Johnson said ; Sh Z he U4 ot, 3 take , 5 ail a et rediieialil ana the! i r Wheeler (Dem.), Montana, | ~ | UE ‘ nevon nals yere ’ the according to th ai age | descended from a Swedish upp-/ peared not! tn g eis : all i writ} thea -if ‘ : . F ° ae invitation | with the situation on the West p. Contrasting vestees are fea: oval Att bitieneral of Vir : Wi" aie : Birds ALLOPNEY-Ureneras = stilities which had been instigat-: °” at Peers Se y ) , a FF b1aa l bis im acy, ,QFf +h mes, ie ‘ + oO s m4 y H WVie- las ,« > . ‘s ton admitted that the ation might have been different’ Treasury, replied publicly that the Senate conduct an open hearin and Post-Dispatch. ) | ae ample President Calles let the newspa- | “and the admix- as gi trast Ee ae ha ‘ ¢ ; . . - . : : © fir] eP aT) ‘ I "hi ‘ss q } 7 $ es at... heer = pana a ae ' ; denounced the proclamation as a re was nota definite appropria=| yi. time the Nicaragua+Mexico, American naval arms _ limitation | ‘ ; S iamily, and vet he made yar royal edict, an assumption f now- | tion. and that the amounts 1n QueS-/; 4:e¢6: ....%3.. ‘ pTmRD ae “s - vs i! but it is known that the bride, who “ESS r tr “ec r is . dumante Ct, an assum pr Of pov : » an Ae al difficulties may have abated and! pr — and the Chinese situation. ‘: S$ AGI papeasuerding aga : | . ; - . uccessfully introduces newest pinders er on the part of the Presidenc,| tion had been accounted for and the opposition have waned Rejection of the disarmament _is a Catholic, had expected to have cnronen ¢@ LAGS, See eee ‘ongress. But this) ~ nae care : T - CE | teat officiate. trols, will be under the command of ‘ - aig . » » ’ i S1 4 “fo , by ae *¢ : » > = if yr eR. oO! Cli - . Grew to Be Confirmed. suggestion by France and the ex FOR SECRET OF LOS A oF | Lieut. Col. J. J. Meade. Comman-. alm ot economy. Charming styles Abstract of Letter. and of Hamilton, who was accused | sanctioned by ¢ : : ‘ | Ai silence the accusations anda ‘row negotiate: 1 ausar scted rejecti . Italv ‘ith the igi | . 2 of the te eriters from ¢ ‘hina ndega to RR eR oy Bae -e, « ~ et! i eae *

a} ling of the odes, t! to confirm his appointment as Am- Lack of progress at the sessions engraved the secret of a myster- * } , > s| » z 4 z . a match to determine the national) .jntrol of the Conservatives is in - the ne ive ly indecent Tfe- Y , hearea iia the leagiie fgur ¢ . i fx, ; : for positl fowever, t re is no likelihood | to the league view, to simplify the Soto is thought to have marched | said the newspapers Of the i044 would be extended to Grew! during the last stage of the 1926 ) SUENOS AIRES, Feb. 21.— ‘ naam A _ { would | vingigte bone to Grew/ Curing the ‘ast Mage of the 1926 years ago, an ethnologist is search- BUEN( AIRES, forces on the West Coast and make » | Xpress elief that? solution was dopted as a dire eal: 2 ' fern ? 13) orrs ,cr pO 5+? » Le , : + by »)] rT) iy) : } 4 the th oF: : Qeer ~ i" - hot ee? ee + THe leag »” QY¢ “ur ic O ese — — could be arranged attack upon Washington: he bell-ringing _ the bir oi soe bassador. For that matter the of the league's preparatory dis- ious people. Three Etawah mounds P , ‘ } ‘ . ‘ eae ee hy « ee e the wenty- Seco ; x a: ain is ~+ . « , , | arms > > oat ; . . ¢ , . obs | \f qa” . lina | : | tnat mad tne Tt Olds appointment probably would! armament commission, if coupled in the northwestern part of the championship of 1926, gave poiice sympathy with the Liberals. >} | } ih] avier crepes—ain new colors—in ‘ letter was published by A./of wielding over him an evil influ- | « : > > *} » | ‘ P's roe ‘ - - 2 -*+ * Tr _. " —7. - 4 1 ‘ + | ¢ ry +. ; 7 2 7 " 5) » TV . ; r ‘ - ¢ . * a - Sizes 34 to 44—and misses’ 14 a. = City artist, in . Which was nothing short of | demands for impeachmen ith r irkey that was re-, Japanese and probable British ac- ATL_ANT x Ga., Feb. 21¢—In the | | | When Heat Drives Corinto. Capt. C. H. Woodward. meeting of the militia As | th Buenos Aires Crowd on Field. ‘commanding the Milwaukee, will to the birthday 0! oes a? the Senate feeling on the sub-. disarmament tangle that ds veloped his Spanish troopers 1ss—_w hat was [ee ee le exten a i}i ference LP -s _| Seventy h sand excite ans ; press personally, to the extent of failing conference here. ing for copper plates on which Is / SeVvent thousand xcl - ans | his headquarters most of the time ¢ + oe : ¢ & ‘ce , Ve | ‘ 2 the uine American colonies and ‘May the sister republics of Msh “without cutting one France and America be as incor- © yruary ‘‘as illustrious as the sicg go through, but only after an this year with failure of tri-Power state. near Cartersville, have been | considerable trouble. . . +s 9 “* lead to proved to be buri al grounds by | When the Roca Juniors and the ; BEI CIUM AND SWEDEN AGREE Pr0--sew ewe . ADO‘ ? In place of rc- acrimonious debate. i naval reductions, may ) I | Oa S pall a gs that “this cannot man who endeavors to disunite minding Mr. wae hingtol * sot - 3 me moreccrerary Grew has served | « ee ” sociatl sae gegen the Dr. Warren K. Moorehead of An-/| Independiente teams were 1! ; NEVER 0 WAR ON EACH OTHER np ishe 7 ithout fir ing On | ithem be . jewed as the A nold of the ser vant of the pe ople, ne 18 . m various diplomatic capacitti Ss for W more Pp! oble m, Geneva fears. dover Mass. scoreless tie art the beginning of 3 ve fe ated like 2 Kin Ww hz if wone | ° 4 years in E ry pt, Mexico. Russia. \ icto Vv for the big lavy element i Dr ‘Sonrehead — hegut 4 thi a i the Re: ond period crow ds of spec- | Arbitration Treaty Ix Submitted to x S I na n r f I I fh Nes AS i I Riksdag at Stoc khoblm for ? , rN, * 7 > * =} th ‘ ths t} > neric an (7e orge ~* ‘ riatri- "nn & in Ws S riT Let ig *so org i = r | 4 P my) King, you know I “May those wh6 attempt to evade ler, then, tha 1e@ Al . Germany and Austria. He wa ishington is regarded as a excavation in three years, prim: of copper; heat of the overpacked = stands, Ratification. . 5 if ‘ i ’ ; > : ‘ . le rnat nC rakes } . g . lit sy+ : - ‘ eee ey? i nN tir 4 ¢ 7 ing =f _— . , : ec fay = ro he lla 10 [z. mak . sap ret: an aw = rs the j s ics ossibi Vv, Dut > a or > : {fering j uesdd ) by Xt { tinued, adding, or viloiate the pol itical ob ligatior 1g SSUu “ ?P . ij i atti eae his secretary-f£e¢ me “nr to in ro rican i og i & ent _ rag pecs te uncover fragments ‘ ae a ei — eT, treatie insuits. tne aiile. se eace Commission a ersaliles an nemoers mucn interested in Amer- 50a as cee: locke santo the fiel: The lice ¥ SHO ARGC 18.00 * Se ete: shidlty ee ; d aye similar to those already | flocked onto the field. 1 ne poms’ | STOCKHOLM, Feb. 21.—The ~ Pree sate agar — 4 $3 . : ef ‘he sad name, ‘Rebel.’ “his country. irily | tators, unabfe to bear the intense | a good man cannot help and faith of our country ETS lneclnresSatandei ie his l } ts re 2 | t , 1} upon nis hn ‘ \ : “ ry) } 9 eaa: ‘ , > ~ x if- j1can nava — re net > J: b ¢ ri - ** a ’ » he an an 7 ¥ ‘ . e hilow peculiarly hard sidered is traitors and consigned ) pay nas oneen an Ambassa ipr t¢ Wit en na t ; oe ipan and pee ind. on them are etched de- made Severai cnarees in an at- wedding of Prine Pan Astrid of Swe. | Id fortune to be deemed to infamy.” fellow citizens with a: eas zerland and to Denmark. He was “n — ‘signs which cannot be described | tempt to clear the arena and about | 4... 2.4 crown Prince Leopold of ™OTS 190 so go = SP inmewt* a nee of an Emper of Rome: | aleq merican “unofficis ybserv- © IS reporter ere ) itis l Y: ers inj saseitotey les ) 7 of : Ou » sO £00d a King The Aurora said: ence of an Imp pee med “the! also American “unoffl ial ug will ’ antes h the idee until a whole has been patterned persons were injured. Later a 4, lgium Leopold of Belgium has ine letter nt o t } ety went n LO say The President of the T’nited And E ie on ste er ai reneva i | A Pr - 3 ~ : I P 0 Among the mounds the re are eroup of disgruntis d ALOTS, been followed by An agreement be» Kp , . a rile was prepare ‘ , = American Caesar and the Step- | traffic-in-arms sessions of the resident Coolidge’s memorandum. shad hes 1 92 ; 1 20 ‘exed ver the alling o the ne natn : ’ pare es ig « federated with the|, . ic ae wie San ae i teil ze three which rise 69, Li st at ‘ . ape nvent. a} _ : rhere Colum- vert ete . . raterial ppa tiy woven f _ ver , I owe poral ste . k et : oo sident. Ppubiished in pam- “Now lettest thy servant depart |— onvent, near /alos, w! ‘aja the smaller cruisers and destrov ee Mas, Spperens. ’ voven, and rst time Sweden ever had ¢ dare not shrin form of “+ ; ' aS eee ee ee bus und sympathy with his be- Re ae ee ee “agments of copper piate, pottery ric . r ‘thane ich 72 ledge | Phiet form aft it had been writ- 4p peace, for mine eyes have seen yg sigs ,| ers, but submarines would be lim- | 7?8'™""'* ‘ we oe , ¥ | South Africa Settles Immigration , hanged BUC sweeping pledg es ‘ n d : and broken impiements. Dispute With India. with any nation outside of Scand! and wages war country all the insol- On this same day, ‘ to a state of slavery.’”’ ’ . . ’ spend od ns ov ty owen * en ee ee ee ee ady i ees ee we ae PAPAS a OR arssinahe - LL I GALES LTE, ENA DGG CRG LENO: SANA TS AONE Tae nt aia oo ee x . ee oul ae Sy * ai 7 " Tete > “ ’ — ‘ ae yes "! ments. he possible menace of strong con- long-standing dispute betwee: The methods of arbitration re- : : . acter he P t = ; —a. restored by the Spanish Govern- | chy a ga ARN NR TRE f a lon andin lispu bet O | cmntiia thule ire ay aaresd 6s ws TS r ’ On, i | ; - cel ize 3 the resident S perfidy it} ci } Nips if ‘\ 2 there “ as a time that ; . . Cigie*ti : LOMA! bik Oi . : ‘ : ¥y A frine . i¢ *«" - J ' eiee & Iti 0 a a ag pep Coats i ae at % ‘ov fe, Martha, was @S-' no uncertain terms: oe ve a } reiteration of; ment. It was from Palos, Colum. | Britain to Accept, But Delays Re- D f Delay “Rea venees e e e Ter ee with Czecho-Slovakia. Treatics » , ' of bh i . a ia , ——~ Rae: : « i Q Tol 1ice! ne ] cae Ji i +s : ° . wes | . or e = in . , : ' ia ann ince y ' 7 a ex a ee ees “Monopolies of every kind i : | mation, the time is now {| >us set out on his voyage of dis- ply for Further Discussion. ee bl ”s S Kellogg. es g ete | : 5 ss z — ‘ making war Scomaaiee’ ‘tilegal” un- . on Pressed 7 . os eienic ‘ i rnis exc la Il, iif t4 ‘ es : ao earn * i . a ht . si rapep me. av» f ape own ¢ ispatc 1 to the Vegt. . ical. Chev at nel Sep CiOns | marked your administration almost arrived for the man who is “he | ‘ cer. oF nore SOS OS enEmeN ~~ ib a Vilas’ Pease wae minster Gazette der every conceivable circumstance, yee now are in force between Sweden * he was inatte ive ; , ; blish/t "os. (New Yor orld By , “0 ithe 1 » and tan ; _ siases on here ‘ommemoratin he event) arb ra ort , ‘ol ae ew York regia Sin the moment of its commenc>- source of the misfortunes of our/ ‘here commen ting t og and Post-Dispatch ) W ASHING re 1 “Feb. Mae The newspaper understands that . les big and Denmark and Sweden and Fin. a. 2 a, land while a corresponding pact rd i a for her } PS A i : ‘Lenn ; ¢ . . - - » as and ee opy, but {it in friendship and a hypocrite inthe Washington administration for indirection when a devoted part! : a Bie ad Siecle mated is en aan = times a led the partisans of the Action : ag t a! } a 7 . +7 ass ee Tz F i ’ mm Ti a) roi ? | "ge } f 4 re » TY} - = _ ren en and de - or as; private life, the world will be puz- eight years, ft is a subject of the of Js ffgrson said, on the morr.ing even the present Comes strength $9 mg wo m of competiti 1“ f xa ee ee eee pense Pyprtage si aSanston. €rap! zled to decide whether vou are an greatest astonishment that a single of his funeral, “I am glad he is inadequate. The British contend | tne bes orn . a ig ive bulld- by the Missour! Historical Sociéty,| Police stopped the fighting and ar- , : } ! 2y tron avy of if eal solution be | +- vt * , : ja har ing found i apostate or an impostor: whether individual could have cankered the dean. We could not pull hip j that the y need a strong navy OT ing " : an « : on ig te ito ke 1 ita 395 me mbers inform ed rested le ade ra including the Amer- ies , : , . ‘ ¢ : z pe Continued on Page 18. $+=™%|‘ you have abandoned good prin- principles of republicanism in an down # light surface craft to guard against/ found, , Kellogg said. : of its work. : ican youth e lf ‘8hal . lure of the had f, > we .s 6" = an Government will assist In ashington letter Burned. . iia ‘ 2 : re. Bar M Revolution were lavished upon level with his fellow citizens, ann is : = “i sin has decided to accept President lirnt and should have | Coolidge’s proposals for another: Preside } olidge. until June 1 is: em . Ley Oats ion of Hirn- Zz 2? “ AQBSSSeas q ‘ ‘ today alled unacceptable = No ae eurth leer Account of bh — —— 2?

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BSA IRD) A: an a Ce ee a nee a a Aaa oo LIN Bara et Se he. > e ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH, MONDAY EVEN ING, FEBRUARY 21, 1920. | eset tila ert Ng M6 AUT ’ HE I A aa ge peor. Posteo. PAG ke 16 | | SRA at) TERMINAL ; ITIES. THE CHINESE MIRACLE. a ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH TERMINAL RATES AND FACIL | Bka McCann 1, ones a It is gratifving to note the effort of the Chamber | The last week of China's civil war, as vividly ree Founded by JOSEPH PULITZER of Commerce not only to have the former differential sketched by a Washington correspondent of the Post- FUL cH ” ae buying care eos he Se on coal between East St. Lowis and St. Louis re- Dispatch, was packed with thrills. The Nationalist aaa wea pe wudiishesa PY ; : : emerge a a al i ; is. ao ; = Pulse ser Publishing Comp egapen but to obtain a reduction in the charges of armies, under Chiang-Kai-Shek’s leadership, have lives Just as @ Lhings. Pam Fi 4 t> and. oe Sw’ - a: - ~~ « -~ o.# — eéyte a a pute ~ ted wr "ed cod =~ FR OP ence CRA AN A ELLY II ONDE SIS. tes SRE. ARTE I. Se ad ich Boulevard end Olive Street the Terminal Railroad Association for the deliveries swept along triuMphantly in a movement which is of coal in the St. Louis district. tremendous when viewed even from the perspective a enw The brief submitted by the chamber to the Inter- of the World War's vast scale. per o r LATF ane “ . . ‘ . . - , - ee Ss THE POST-DISPATCE P state Commerce Commission clearly defines the status’ Possibly the man in the ‘street is glancing on! oll of i Sati € the Ter c. } oi? —— coriat; = tha nh} > easuallv at ‘hina’e ¢ > 7 4 j s P nN Ke : 1 know that my retirement will of th Terminal Railway Association as the unlon isually at China’s crowd ed hour. It might be — Aad a r make mo @ifference in its cardinal _cerminals of all the railroads geaieaa St. Louis. Its posed, however, that the Chancellors of the nations ; f there's one fight , : , ) ; > , ‘'s blessings in principles, that it will always mption. So miuch I feel ¢ WEenS- meso coms Sas Seliets. _ benefits aNd burdens. take of dealing with China in the old way. They . talks te al But if f tried this tecracy or predatory . : ; ii v me pos : JOSEPH PULITZER. The brief of the chamber should be read carefully cannot or will not see that a new China has arisen. a . i re | ™ * a set ee r ali citizens ey will have a clear under- Untouch inillumined bv the mtfracle they are rub’ ; , a : April 10, 1907. _ ali citizens, s« ane ey 1] have 4 _— . Untouched and vag Gam ’ an m seg : =f CAireres > | Stateamen ate tanding of the-relations between railroads in mouthing th hr are formu! of meaningiess : » exclusive sul And speak wise. ~ ae tha : rcOCciarin and he obligation if the “kMmyor } \ ene Ber the} i the f ree of ; a with tn a hros + Lilt Te minal ASs oclation ana the ODi1} i ; . S426 ‘ my i : ALtILig tld l , A h hroats. LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE railrcads to maintain an open terminal system, with arms. ly sorah holds Great ritain « primarily & , adequate facilities to serve all railroad carriers. They guilty, with ou ate Department following En- would then be guarded against the clamor of those gland’s inept, archaic lead. : | a el —_ woe uURD ~* : . *,s : we ~ea1 ~o = cepa ‘ 7 ‘ : o «4 “ 4 ; who appeal to ancient hostility and prejudice against "he landing o riti troops at Shanghai will be . momen , moun By Francis Sea : ° ta 8 inti sai a : ; ‘i . ichaat § s the Terminal Association as an independent monopo a mistake, in . ; judgment, while our man | 7 | : uM y. Clods 4 . “26 ’ , j “ard ‘ ? 17 recetve 4 . . ‘ oe 4 Pe seainill P . . ‘ , +1 y : ters not exceeding GARE precautions of the preference. ties for some imaginary special interest. past and boldly negotiate new treaties to supplant the The only sort of monopoly against er the Post- hideously unfai vileges exacted from moribund - A444 i . i—- The name aid address of the author must accompany every contribution, but . - os hla —- . on request will not be published. Let For a Cassmanity Coke Plant. the Editor of the Post-Viepaich. N engineer by the name of Ed- charge against a ent terminals which might The initiative, ward Flad advises the rormation of @ want to use the mun — bridge alone or —s a a re-born people is the dut! hich Chinas 3 “a | ‘S 4 : — a | “ge | | _ wih ae kn » ae - ‘ ganize same and subscribe to half of said that thi ght be done under or! 01 ur State Department, under direction of Mr. Kel * Ae ' an ee 4 > : Lo | warnéd to Keep capital and then sell this coke at c nance for the exchange of bridges. st-Dis- logg, will respond to this opportunity and obligation + hol ee > Sa ie 3. = 7 - y e ed SMM, ook. Even if tare - ¥ “ii 3 2 3 a, > ees the publisher ‘ Dispatch has protested was a possible discriminating China. million dollar 4 hd .} 7 ; “~~ ture coke and suggests that the C! tion. Practical ratieend . d relations Seah eee “. ee ee patch fought for an assurance in the ordinance 1 t intelligently be entertained. sy een ee: : wx : etie | ’ 2 6 eee first a} ugEe' sfion : a long ua ‘ @ . , . . = * . , ; & Dh Fe, i | ~ /° : is ry ie _ Ss 5 s i 54 thrills will “4 | ! : new nam e is being Writté ~ ~ e > aa an * to the root of our smoke 5 erage St. Louisan will bu: t coal an 7 Wee ae wis Are fate o 3) "3 ~ ‘ hic 4 ; : y; y ss 4 ~« nt . . the railroads that this i Dot be dc : gouot : P. a that poi rill "d out thoroughly in the itary scroll. Chiang-Kat-Shek, with the im it } Pea he : : : | | i308 eee . ee % | that point will ed out thorougoiy y A hiang-Kai-Shek, with the grim te ‘ ‘ a z +o oT we Ede” it a oF Those who are £ . niger lone a2 } ar) & hearings b fore a i of Ald IPM en n q +) t ; pili. j ; “- ’ > ee iT q . a i , smoke up his city as iong a Cal nearings Deiore til C Aidermen. Se BU J , ' be 3 7 . ; Pe of John Mz ~ . > Bat? | +r > | - » , ; . - 1 ‘a . : é : 4 "aad > x 4 4 . “ on “s f ‘ follar or sO on his CQai Wiii, ' ais : the assurances ot the rai ipoads repr resented Vv res . =. . = ‘ ra . I . ’ rol a3 19 : ol AR : + ‘ 2 . “pao * . 4 ; gor Ges Ve ry dg ¥ ac .¢ ,r verv adoil: ] B . °99 _ : co i a “ae se . . + f : . ee en 7 2 : ; pF s 3 f os the fact that fc ‘ _ dent Miller of the Terminal Railw avs A OC 1é IO tis ' € i ; 54 “aA Pa. a La ing ) years, — out the country Know it, land ) etweet has h hi : ' ' : _ ' ‘ vi . ’ i. 4 i i x . 4 —* i? ‘. ae roverned hy DOidc:! ; : rT} . : ts »4 , * : ¥ , *, : é f rt! 1} ~ handbook» Values id increase by a sufficien So el . ; a . . ~~ | ) margi! ha repay us ¢ iii il they may, le s decree. continue le hiors ada : Se | ——a ° ' hich . ; d at - 4 cc S\ ; wae be ’ 2 ‘ f r “ ° sa Be. ™ y -_ , @ ; 4 s =; ~ A ‘ P . %-. . - eur community coke pliant : av association and the operatiqn of it CLIICIES, steam-rol! , 1] te ’ ac ‘ ‘ = wee me € : France, where if as * . = ' _— + ™ : ww a, . - -__ ih safe margin f r othe r ++ nmr vel conte mplates } all Carriers “ }7 se + : . } . re ‘ . . ; , , - “4 ; ‘* ? : > . hn . . x t e . fond.”’ Mise I ha A aa e Pida abaapia * aaa A . Aaw Aad i rane b en; Te measul > > : -* ttn I : : T} 1y ry mnartar —e = ie iL | 4 ‘ .¢ mil eo 7 ~ he 1 : . . . f rh . tabie treatment | tae matter ¢ =f ce, EQS Undoubtedly t farmer-banker 23 ‘itannica, has : el accommodations, benefits sin¢te 1910 and “Sidewalk Sheiks.” let an . } Q ~s 7 ; - } . , ‘ * | - % | ¢ ‘ sditer of the Post-Dispatch narges, etc. Toough they « t ordinari! hi ; has eric overnme ; at \ eer ORE a SS Ms aug, - * 3 I famous brii " I ii . aa >» >“ as. s 4 . > : ’ a a a . -* X ~ , . ‘ b a : , , ' 1, he . tar — oc _— ; x — or ) - c Mape . : : —. « , , J j country and a pres .D like to appeal to the people} ercise them, tar] ompanies have hese many vear here are rr soviets|at Wash- A Tite Soa Ee a a : » Soop 1 : : —e a ab of St, Louis through your columns tc trackage rights over the association's line |! inet, ) aried degrees of influence on legisiatic Ser : EC ET, Sal ens 7a, ; ewe | >— aa “we ghten *h ~ . ." 7 - . a / . r§ . . a, -_ ; ' : lishers’ "pe ly hel fight reat nuisanc which nov tween St. Louis and East . Louis. oder. tQis ry, hoe ate re ‘tive ; . +} awvie red a BA ’ gars as : ,' , 2 a ; J ett Bae : oo : ai | | a =e 1 ae aS ae i eas orn : are ae . Las ee in |thetr order: : ~ , ‘ “mn a “" * re th 9perties : ' . 2 ‘ eis are r eas : na 1 a a on a fa , “A - bn oat ; . d . —— : . . * Fe ‘S * . - c a ) P As the beautiful contract e pri > 4 : ds ge “presse tion rhe p See Wart OTe te 5.” ae Pea aL ve po ae Pee geen es — os om Oe ae, , —— be ale tot ticohi as follows: 5 42 4 . 3 \ 4 . ‘ S 7 . + . ; ~ , . ' > — . ’ ‘ : “ ' he ; 4 d T% it . Liki = ° 3 ‘ : ul . Q - > ‘71 e% +h ‘ aT , ? . tam - ‘ ago, soston, Pp ‘ - girls Who work in stuffy offices and fa ast side lines into St. uis and th est eS ie soon he butche h aker and t! andle- ’ ‘Cleveland, Los; - A i : a . ~ ~ “ 7s a + X ” “ B 2 = : -, ; Tories line to tuke a walk and get som. ' ] 6 r isto, Washingte - . 4 : ~ ‘ . * * J ; y + ‘ / : . eo! fresh air into their lungs, and give the av} lea Pr} .—e ah ee ey eee pr Tenens . ; ~ —$——__ ee nicinatemeunntnnaniiasian sida ate oe oa Se ' —_ ir-leune vy fo! LTO Portland, q zi ; aa a 4 + ‘ a ‘ ‘ : ne "| : ut peroa 5. hada at ’ i } : SS lz . . " ; legs Some exercise. But : has becom ore a . oe ’ , ‘ — - 7 lilis and LAT; . Louis, oe oe SCOP’ t ie Aa OD snough to down the | | ipolis, Minneag , utterly i mpossible, due the tar hat! I i LITM€ : ‘ . . 7 ho ; . “4 3 > ” } : ’ “ . el . , . * “ m, walk sheiks™ and ‘“‘mashers”’ m ' ) | ie within cae : iant blocs and ; ack to the cratic rule of : A M IN NU TES : Nien a You no sooner step out UIS-has itching district, the status rovernment for al! 2 people 1 y ‘Ita Acs. -; Capt. John , 17 . ’ 4, o = €*h ot} ~ . : . 5 . ~ than all you hear is “hello, cutie," | S a] vilroad Association is just as ‘ee lo ie os a ; “opyright 1927.) | sable thor of that a | | : book, “Fix Baya are you going girls”” “Want command of the ride, and other such remarks. I?] : | 7 ws ae . which 4 ived ? the terminals of all and each of | “OD pe | : he Russi; : ‘jet ch deprives be > 5 ¢ . - as = 4 i. ¢ j wi A : 7 - ~ . i } fis ] ie rig ges vapati : sae . . 5 : 10 4 is abneying “te be stopped at : The pi t se n of Cong s given us three Se eee | ee ad Peet NOTE ON PROHIBITION. , Ff) ‘ , ; V/ JN OD} I . ii} NAaArionatl e lamp! onsnip - r ™ ‘ . . ti - - _- : . ~ aa} ia . i a ‘ a4 aaa WN 4 : Pte i w 4 ~ 4 x ALS . ? : | genres ; 7] > aoe itn } : ] . > } 4 | ' ; ‘ 3 ated “a " are trying to enjoy your walk 1s eT ee : Berson : 5 ie a a } cause it considered him lukewarm fn his o longer do I ral! and sneer at Mister? Me ee en sOy you! K. re : iilroa: ssociatio n this c -- : Soar ee ie ties De eee ae bolshevism The one act appears to be stead’s act, 3 vill be issued a of being a pleasure. the walk becomes . , Tete: ; . 7 | / f anno (rea as a con cting In it ’ ? r uf erg ae ‘ meu Li D a in - “nsible as the other. > home brew’s much more potent, and y ——e rksome. Why, the other night some a a Bees eae ' oni me ; eer ee ee | Sia * ba ae: ; RRR i al gene Shag e treated as legally defined by this commission | | eet questions of the da EY ny NER ehnager, ters Se SYLVIA CLARK : oe ee rm oe Ore NEW NAME FOR WOOD ALCOHOL. The hooch is getting better now, ase or , +} . — 4 . , — . a ; ’ Fa’ . sie ? - — 7 é } ithout saying a word, jr : » | . the terminals o1 xt , ) 15 o he Se scanners | ) } } ‘ > 7 } “ ag * GF) r ‘on » 7 ‘s ’ ae . a7 door and ected us to just walk in lines here involved, as was 1 urp of th 7 BOULDER DAM AND BIG BUSINESS. ray (a eee SS Y dem 1t was ushered im Bas HEAD =) ~ ? . sd rve! ‘ : Mv blood Is ae , ; nm ot i al af ii ie “Seer wit vad se ~_ Sits ’ , a :> : ‘ . ri a UDC ri®ai : , ‘ moe ; : —— ‘ ai 4 Jest et 5° ae ' : . Td LLioON oe ne the se , dil \4- aa i had + ee Fe I would have li : ‘ ; “g ~ 4 ._— aia Aa. - . . r - 44 ¢ . - —— t ss pA el a " } . A 4 Ts. a i tar i] vy -. ™@ wise men ltimminutive B rive a "a good sound beating SOOSUPU! : e ; | me. MATTIE [T] rere es ire — ae —_— same Bill ‘ iid ~ P. : om & ‘ su 1hé Wea | ime « iY A ; ” 1A ~D ; 7S t j * ra] } ' 1) TY) va. . - pi : : aa neat . lial ad A 7 i ae . anti ‘ ; » tr : ‘ . . : a . - ¢ " " m : 2 pe : ~@ es ’ es " ~s tains . . deat eis a . t a’ ks il 4 s . ii { iin . : ae oe S ‘ aaa Sain ne ne ae See ee eruan ee eee vie» ©. ais iy sane aygtits se be y Neetre { te eet Tha oti Re ene a i ee ee ee ¥ Again we bull tor rhi ) | . “ - b ‘ Swivia Clark.,, ~| no reasor ery i i hh, trle rm , : tad I : 7 2c Aw mn} . z } a Yet I st ter, Wwe ; ; - : , . ; . ‘> , . A pe ; o . r ided out, n fformance P ‘twas idle fancy, since I am hings may ge D e but her Ligt m A | | : 20G lla i it ) , on in Ten turk grant, were banal; aa@ . ned tQ COR iteent i rhe » « ; x Mues : — } . j } lair rT t ee if ; She Lnal i 7 i " 1U8Se if } ¢ ld rT) rn " _ m ‘ aes. na .:. 5A eg oo . Py . . , rh 4 re The aces on the floor wher / i‘ Os star th T" H 4 question a Woethner if Te LS. “hhh ; P eB yehiculs, hr tox os ont: oe ina rait ; Phe ' 7 cal - sons . ait ie ; eS 1 Bea ; : : : Was ‘on b tand. oar ; Ss | : iY Years Her ture of a li ‘ has power VBil + * ho : > gry , . - hy — ee e . : CRIME ” . ws the di r 4 o > . ites es _ 3 a 7 ‘ nasal sii . a4 es | ‘ ai “ . rg P r : dly on the rail, re i: Th tions, heg nfer upon ne National Governmen “a jlrog were i a cay” AS NEWS. | tsie pl iry reason is ¢t ree b r “Methanol” is t!} ech? — oS — —— b : aie OATES hee | : Delt and Behiis A ! rn facil : mt, til , : sandwiches aad tr 2 ai ‘ - hep clean and SON@! ties open all of then Se! deena Peni Ri nin ries i ou es na atta ig —— Tae oe OF oe private interes ‘re entithe 0 ae ‘Spas OR ec ASS a oe | uartette | ' Kuna, her orck _ RN | soees“* matter which has appeared during the past vear— prof Mites a ag a ee Se ee ee n that fair day of fondest hope | tall a erent ae La : J . .} : j Lita eB 2 © WV Om wo | no! : ma! ivy ee y ‘ ad : ; ' astion ete ee ee ; a has finaliv hae PCr In Missonri i a: fon rivers. t ie dif an ¥4 rt peewre , , Soo ee oe aes oe ow a as é 3 n mo se i ike aT es (Clarks sorts Vad. Les - ‘ : i - a a } sil Aaali ait ad ~ i, hint Bae -. 2.9 : ' A ii 73 1 . " be ae et Sis +h uartettet P ; « ‘ ae } 1 pI "esente 'Y hoa EI my: I oanroe tite , 1, iss nN + fixe} ne F, . - ener as Se? — . Rea” o ie , ” : ice more - O| ld q e ™ with little Opp invoives { i ij | ‘ ib? i Asi ail ~ : acinus Ji L. 4 iS. ‘ y fi ye a més In tne ‘ , Adaline.” : — ~s Abi " S > . - ° cy 1 , - °* . ‘ , a * iL, i q . " te Pp rogra T¥) chet ‘“onstitution of : Stat aT 1 * : ' , ts WTOouULa Make Ul W fil i he pnublicati ain faate a S . - i I Lst nad LRInD 3 Bs eli later ho . e e - ' 7 . ; fe 7 if age exchanyve | . unable ‘ nake a prof es a? a acne » ag ' “—" ry Ne return ¢ eo ‘Or torey ete! act referres | al ‘uidtiiiea cet ahout or comm upon ny -_ , rrai ft su se sae ge an ves i ‘ A pene SWEET ARF THE USES OF ADVE e 3 = f : ‘deers and dasa rights of citizens of th: at ider th: rr : PN ana, ) arm ft I ine a ; rast ‘ron “ : ‘ * ~s . ’ . . t-, > —_ . oe “% = Si A bo oflercz ing Rt riaintan ance, - rer i 4 ‘onstitutions. , leg : ; th A SHEBA IN CURL PAPERS. . pra VS eecing ‘ J . A sichis 4 ‘ : 2 Le han } ‘ ongZzress roe. ’ THE CAUSE oF RUIN ‘ —_ fear , — in one of v tel) ” ij,e - * 0,2 : — cause there are a f: ndecent girls, ther le rates 1s important to ‘ ' ‘ Aaa PO o ss owe) , = — . " i ; Ss a a P | , Court : as Mime Aur } ae he a rs nd ‘ h an ' i} " : ; | ) ae 2 VT) rshin a! 2 Crime : a ; hii: ‘ P : a Dil } : mn : 4 “s > aa nal « , . + \ ‘ ' aoa " ‘ . - “ 4 * | . ‘ i . se —— aa’ ' p* 4 . . - * td ‘ ‘ ™ I r} ‘ r ‘ ® { W ‘ , Tt re : . ly ; FEU a 3 believed by prove when h Fainst J: "h. b nan D ove oo _- ~-- enemies = ly | s ” 2 the li@gitr fi ie mor . a5 umication of talus @ ‘ , °- & , shiek Cugecanovnns pr ; ser same in » k himeei! ») the contrary. os & Valiidii to tri ; . ; z . . » « ‘ Wa . —_ ; 4 it L.} . 1927 KLAXON MODI ] Ww iO rs ny - Na e > . . . - : . on * , - , . ; .. ' ove lace ‘s — ” PR apap men or, we ime! ab le 7 : : » sett he ! pany te “ ' rial. I 1} al th a.m ¢ bh tt . . > » —se a a f the eighteenth : ient, Was not . ee -" ee to : Ad i SS5€ : ; ; ' eae ae ; a. oe at ee rate but he was ¢? f Il th ramn} . > tea et SEE a be€marie ¢«N ‘ ’ 2's ‘oe 4 rT i rn (Ness ar hh TY} Dar . , : : mn one is being held ® : ¢ nal «/ nce t+ “A as ' — 4 4 4 i YI ; " e . : = n é 2 on ae . Le , ‘ . , 7 ; H 2 LA LA ; ‘ >" é }est! [on i fd 0) ’ ¢ Ci ‘ - 4 mis . ! Aa ~a iJ i ‘ . : j ; a} * 2 yile fo r Oot lé geing or th 3 j ‘ . é +i , ' os | & AAS . a4 ‘ . ‘ we 5 ‘ i , i —- . ' Pi . ‘ : 5a d ris ric ' TY ¢ ri r} . y * z %% rr? Tye rament ai -s not } 4 . : * } p : mest com There is now awaiting decisfon [n the /mestic, the ist Honored at her’deatl : a = ' i¢ Standing le street gbout git | . ‘ a a4 VL . Ci eeF rT I 4 } © 1 3h. si 23 . ‘ i 4 ' BmOme»nciatulfs riftis . br me epratimr ‘ ; ‘ Ps , ™- ; 3 supreme Court ; the State of Nev hay need ac eha } ;' , ay . -“ rourthouse sqQ e ' : ae iewinwR 4 arceration in & poet . worst . . ueVy used : sone porougnt n 3 , " : ‘ > ae . - ~~ ~ ' . ’ ‘tian hroneh } a¢+p 9 Years (ozetner soe DAOVeTEFi aT I : a — , ons, oroU kA imbder of si ; , see heases giles u ponen crime news , if successful is 1 rooting out a sick chick, fanned the fires th enius and result an im Li, elevati i ee ee ba nh startin; the sedeee wa on Oa ra | LENS eae : win n tthe eighteenth amendment through soothed his diseased body with cold compresses and (Say a ome ae a cageiee he mules rent the air with suc} er Renae pa sais ale a ee ee / know that I should love nim, tia sess: MICHAEL AHE eourt orders finding its ratification VO" hot broth > a P eke Res: 3 vies peas Ber OU un ing as one seldom hea) my espe Hepa ae Sheltie: Bien toe: Pm hag ge ” my love is mixed wit Bae e hy A soctated because dine by agents without power sisi Ale J — Soa ae — eedy decrease criminal! ru!) ontinu his } i en EEN aia ake age te ei 9 BO lg i gris nen he telle me come to see Bim. | ae witl ‘HICAGO thus to alienate the sovereign police pow. Musset affair, but Ss younger then. Ev ‘ith such an attitude it is nx r presen ‘agon was safely ; ss t] . ee ape ats ee ee sooagge id never names the date = t.. . iM hern, velenl ers of the states and the sovereign rights When he became ill (it was a habit with d’s to quarrel. although we might easily and safelv The News-Herald aie - Seen UE Sateen ee . . ° . | 3 BVOG | heloed J and liberties of the people of the states lovers). she nursed him carefully. . un t “eT , fi seca ooh WU in | 9 : Of nf troit .vews EELS. r &€nnounced imiten 4 ha! “— BP ict, Ae (t the age he ~~ ) thea 1j TT » the aenrt’ we) ' : 2 as A Speeder: s £ iiteeeen sides, I 2 Musset, Las little Pos: ur Was nie BOTL WAO o be peed v detect! ym an i pr Ose> "ut on of ite pe : . ; i = : tis " r ¥3 fo ; p f easic nal Was ta elevate 4 § . “ . oe - . ‘ ANIA its i . ae a @ tT f , : . stat ae WnsesS W/ 64 GE h, : . ” ‘ , Tm" we a " ? . bi > -* —_— +. ; 3, . . : . . ' bas = ’ id ‘ . . ~~ . e Exiitor of the Post. Dtapaich. not only kissed and told, but wrote books trators. fhat concerns us chiefly is the essentia!} re 2 1 0} ites : . but we did not think the figure "a ‘4 co. Ahe : ‘ oS la aft >» F “ +? : . . ' - HE faster és & 4.4 aa novea, {ft seems t abot f et? ej 3 »1 oe *t ~F @h oe iT? } } _ ' ‘ SiivVv ’ ‘ in >t ; nd | 4 “ + = : - . “S- e reporters ‘ nie 7 a © Aw > . latte. v, —— 5 ' l . hes . ° . . spe ; ’ , - tM _- ad if ODVIOUS|Y Makes it : sia . —s . 7 . . K} ’ ess {t is © DST Ucis d and fewer acct- Jules Sandeau., tos whom sand en i? 4 . ° _ ‘ . ° af ‘ 7 ° é> —, ~~ . ba . a . fiat il Although I was guiliy of exceedin; ne Opera of “Carmen leir men: lasted only eigh ued as an abue t fr a -TOSSiIng @ town “ ; iif i} wd us 45 @i1 @2UU Li€ [ reed om . print — ae _* ’ = Bate? We speed limit, the officer admitted that I days. because on ht : or had not indulged in any reckless driving breakt a i pee 3 : ws \ > ‘ Aa ty vs =. . ’ ia . AS . “ast x F . 2A } y wee 7 . tf) sy) : 7 _ ~ 4 _ “ 4 _ ‘ hile Paying th 43455" of » Be : and CORT S, ‘ a4a4 “ . 4 ‘ 4 me Pa i rai rs . ‘ MAY BE. VINCENT Is 4 DE. Vf. R AT fer help a That's wha 1d ~ + mi: , i : ly ing ta Ke : e raffie TIO. eet 4 T . « * ; i 4 : | ee , ‘ } vi : r} ’ ; ’ ; . f ; ez qin if . From ae a New ¥ a broad boulevard such as Lindell is. sien a lover. Sand Was ambitious, she wanted to decreed at “every person shal! he free ts + Ye +, . ; . Vv sponsor. Then there was the fastidiore I rosper Mer sponsible Yr ail abuse nat one wi Ol #:id o om ? peacgoong that the Judge feed many others 5and’s own novels _ $3 for driving withou: lights, an of-/ of caring for sick geniuses nse far more serious and more danger. ous to the public safety. it seems - — —~ +4 — > » j “= ia WT) i 3 T) A 8S 0% la ~ > Saeeeee is domain of state “~~ ti (i ro Bi 4 srived \ meen? Rj x are heard of no more. But she st AV in the music | —__~—-—- —©@-@-— x shies ii won lat sae > > ~ ’ ’ : ' Yroo « to me, Summer as an | " . than dri » 5% 7 , rw * & + * > 7 a " r rigs ? i'r cess of tt anew per hour in ex.'°f Chopin, in the poetry of De Musset. How dare| We have onr American opera, bat we still are des, °° 23°C" Decause after he had won it he ee he £ ne ee ow “mee E.T, Z hat cochen, Boulenger, speak disparagingly ly j : turned professional. In this it has ficu : so the fa : of ber! aie: in need of : ¢ } im tnis i lias figura- ; ; perait.y C & goed Hve-cent cigar, sively. struck bands across the with tye the bree “ knows the het Bas assembic

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a —ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH _ — Secial Items flaking Maz Books « McCann [he ones who seek their happiness By buying cars and clothes and! sp CHERUB. By : (Pascal Co- Cand. 4g sunshine phil- gpo 8° stric +4 rhe cornet IS Vi ws beconi: bores. moments \ h indusi ,4i ® +) Liicc pow me 1) kernard riousiyv EMPTINESS. rings Seelhi TO lis eS Don’ know Are just things. BLESSINGS. nat hardships Frow, And make us strong and wise. But if one thing I It’s blessings in disguise. FIRMNESS. theres that empty dislike HE deans of three leges form an interesting group astern col- | of out-of-town visitors for whom | St. Louisans of informa] Tracy, cal are giving Parties. of the (‘ollege in a number Dr. dean who will tea this afternoon at the home of Mrs. George Gellhorn, 4366 McPherson avenue. The guests will bea ber of Bryn Mawr College alumnae, ‘ho knew Dr. tid] yt “ ¢ Philadelphia, Hote] honoree at an informal] } Y " + €5 . ‘4 a guest at Statler, Tracy when she was that af «i { Martha | Woman's Medi-§ num- | Addresses Junior League. _MONDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 21, 1927_ er en ee The Week’s New Films -- By NIE -:- E have, it seems, been com- W mitted to the statement that ‘‘Faust,’”’ down at Loew’s, is picture BUT—and is the catch—i does not ln entertainment standards the requirements of the cinema palaces’ and while it will appeal to many who will view it from an artistic standpoint, to many others it will prove a rather tiresome and uninteresting affair. a inagnificent customers, comedy which has been made into a picture to exploit the peculiar abilities of Charley Murray: and Chester Conklin. It is an Abie's Irish Rose affair with Tavish being submitted Cohen and with falling in love McTavish’s son with McFadden's daughter. Low, but laughable. The Stage show, we formed by didn’t see it. are reliably in- Harry kKoplar, who a Mc-'| for. ai ____ ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ___ |gonally, removes Custer’s scalp lock ‘after one of the most exciting bat- tles ever made for the movies. Whether you like “westerns” or not you'll like thfs one and the finish ought to bring you to, your feet cheering for Hoot, his girl and, of ‘course Old Glory. A Blue Grass Widow. N OBODY'S WIDOW,” at the St. Louis contains a fruity idea for women who are grass widows or who are about to become grass widows. When Lea- trice Joy discovers Phyllis Haver ‘fn the arms of her § husband, ‘Charles Ray, all would seem to be ‘over but the decree nisi. But Lea- ‘trice does not wish her husband | struck _PAGE 17 us as being particulariy wistful. Of course, the repentant hubby turns up to make love again to his own “widow,” his blue grass widow. one might term it, and she decides to let him return to Iife. The vaudeville is so-so this week 6B sic GESTE,” the powerful picture which has bee! breaking records down at &e American Theater entered upon the week of its engagement last night before another packed house. EX-SENATOR SAULSBURY DIES WILMINGTON, Del, Feb. : ena ie ie 4 2 a 3 POM, jin? TAF EE LO dahl EL" DEN rl rte ka Me « : sad abate 3 ag tarrnen ony 2 - as . snernenyierenanenagieens tana are yo temper, " ~ — mnengneer rt: > : ne : ae ranisnrerfib asians Catena ste anne s ee, eee whine —s le ee eee oacene ees rete Ona ms . ae > om a NNN AL A LLL ALL LL ALLL LLL LIL LEILA LLL AAA LAL LALA LALLA Oe — - 7 ’ ° rire = res ae ; om _ " " > kk Ne vee aes os ~s * 5 wv? ar + Mh Tot Sekine noe " 7 : ” ‘ Se ea P . + a eer ; re a . wns ” . patna - 7 reantein re enn * = mens ~ +, Oe x 3 ¥ Sahat id - - "ix Cr Si 7 , s me ty aes “ sae od . . ~ « — ag * ; : é k ort — “ v ¥ ae +f Ss ~ A # sy’ warned a -avemennd ae yee Castle, the “ a -**" * Those who are familiar with Life of John Marshall,”’ by ator Beveridge—truly a raphy—will be delighted to that Mr. Beveridge's “Life of Abraham: I] nounced for “The ex-Sen- a ~~ ee ee er nee ¢ Pe ee et en ey ors > 7* 4 + FN ah abond great biog- hear long-aw ait Ancoln’’ is Sta bel . * : hel . s + . . * = 7 . . * s al * = sad * . * ” * . . el 7. J How c of, V4 Rig Webster thea SYLVIA CLARK IN RARE HEADLINING AT ORPHEUM Diminutive Buffoon Stars Cleverly . on Bill That Offers Little 5°21 Westm Rteal Competition. Teo? — I visiting {In Honolulu. are ex ( lark, as ev oe 14s heen at Miami Beach, March 5. Especially Purchased for This Event at Pie, =e I LaiZa will re- Roney he desert was has bios ; Ome meet the Pacey ae iv ? ea , , a . ITIStLe] ia - who are i ‘3 i * pected . denn , . moe ¢t. ang littl n dynamo, of | part of the month. n4 3 Me " Ad GYNamMo, oP SS ae . . i "7" } Swe Voun? . 7 ? nd Edward Dar-', tana | a tianiniem at the li nger married daughter, Oe eee ee 4 asus iugmaataal wR", Bg Calhoun Jr. don't repine, a - ' irs. David til] nat sane! Cast With the Theater, we 7 | et I still miss the old quartettes tna les v4 making her home in Owy yearest T : ag " St. Louis eS 3-41 4s Me te) D1.. rounde, ut, erect nen , Sweet Adaline. | avers. ‘ome to wl parents ciownineg. } — | nome the latter oe SRSESERERREREREREREREEEEeEe eh Pee, ae ay A oe Ul ‘ VW ho fT INL LAE SECT LE aE VeTIcUurTre, 4] The Four Coats Pictured Are Representative of the Group at $24 ong Chicago, for 4as ¥ «i . : ’ aiter tneir arriy- ae ts ‘twas fancy, since I am! "¢ of wronye in the fu *? . Perhaps ldle ‘ oris ) song, 21 — ture, yesterday The words. I'll grant, were banal; and 0 ce 2 A Sa ee! cel see ak n to the ulti- tune was slightly wrong; ae Pitney mate in variety than the work of Gaughter Mr. and Mrs here were the floor where pgp — any one star that ca! ecalled| Brookings Wallace of 4976 was wont to stand, / a ee ef iin years. er character =i ing avenue, left lursday for me foot perched proudly on the rail, om es ington, Del., f S\ ner in my hand; | ag se hatfincning. her readin ee ith Miss fo toper who had had too much exposed h@ : glia | “eg sical snappy line rovide by Harry ‘allace will life's regret, | “= i we the authors, the Je ordered beer and sandwiches and ha with Will accompany a mala quartette: was; Love and her In that fair day of fondest hope—of lega and beer and wine, her at's have once more the old quartettes t¢ Catlin. sing “Sweet Adaline.” . e oa SWEET ARE THE USES OF ADVERSITY A bootlegging acquaintance, just m William mts ii seeeaaie’ te rip in from a sojourn in one of U® ashe sketch by Leon Errol Stes tiamberts trong houses, confided to me th ave "a . | which evn ‘hat as an author. sister 2 ere do make a priso TY 9 m~E 4 a ; oe ‘a bars make a cage, notwithstand PWood reso) ie balmy poet said when UF 4 prob] ) nz to kid himself to the contrary.” Frogs ‘known, is 4 witty call t} risi nnes; Dez: t- week r aris, to remain his J deduce that Lovelace's remarks hice, but ain saat tre ith Mrs Postar mot apply when one is being held in dur ae ) thee) ind the Rat : Mrs. Lambert will ance vile for bootlegging, or that the boot ba ’ : always hav ae Nae iano , nap «feta €gging temperament does not permit 7 comedy picture is sur Shi will ave n re isa’ arch riewing incarceration in a poetic phil to the cere lv rorst 0 z enend ts % . a 3 , Sq ror: pen week with he DSO Pp!) rab fathe Ludington of New 1. W. 8. pe Hitchcock, is little better York. Py _ v0 return to find Se eee r halves MICHAEL AHERN, WRITER, DIES . , 4 og elated Prees CHICAGO Feb. 21.—Michael My n, yeteran newspaper man 5 invent the story that : : : sj] Wallace, Harry Persh- Wil- Be a sh Visit Anne Marve] Miss sail F: West Mrs re Ae wc’ SN re Ads, slats. thn + lp Angelle te Potty Ae A no faces on tae pe Sgt mroree Cruise to Indies, Edwaear daughter, Miss Mrs. Daniel K. daughter, Miss Fa - ' . AuUnNSY patter leader-—lit jsatitei several week; left walk. e LIPh’sS MINOR ANNOYANCES. I know that I should love him, Hit my_love is mixed with hate When he tells me come to see bim, La And never names the date. | randma (Miss ~ . > YOody Suzanne Lenglen, having made & ni , ‘hicago fire of 1871 rancs playing professional tennis, sails *™ ~ Mitre OC Leares cow home. Her announced intention, when # —S int , | sees RPE DY gl ty ill give a George Washington turned professional, was to elevate tenn inbeli ie te ee , t the Masonic Home | but we did not think the figure would . afternoon at 2 o'clock. that elevated. A will be given for the a . . King’ the home. FABLE. Once upon a time they sald their lo would be platonic, and sure enough, pever did propose. 7 = oO The one disadvantage of fist fights 3 a, Success in songress is that when we read of “blo - in the Senate we never know if some © ¥ as struck or if Tom Heflin is exerom , © Management is lar’ ux if - Mrs. Mullken of 812 has returned I howe 9 Charies HAaAyVye een wd debe donee boulevard she visted her Van V. War- aiso visit (;ood fel] from ster. Mrs Mrs. erty “me on their own rT yy f aon < “SUONation +} ’ ’ “, eS iif? at Boston, where Wililam Muliken h The smartness of the fur trims are emphasized in some by gold edging or embroidery. You'll find monkey, twin beaver, fitch, squirrel, calf, broadtail and white-waved coney used effectively. ALON Shades cover every personal taste and requirement. The new tans. ice floe, muffin, rose beige, gray, Francois or Liberty blues. verdigris and other greens, natural and black. with 4 r ‘ rood and ial Past Pa- coune Matrons and of the city and eventually ont as ; ae = « newspaper story several (ep eg i” it Wednesday ; ears ag Ahern said he and two : , , : | oe er ° d W ‘ aoe ther reporters concocted the. tale rin . api M isses an omen $s Ize ‘TONIGHT of the cow overturning a lighted ——— a: Coat Sal n——-Third Floor me a: Begin, rav to start the confla- Friends of the New Toy Theater | 8s *% Two Week's people of spon- us combustion tn O'Leary caused fire, WET WAsSr' ur SPECIAL) \ (AS) Rough Drv . lng : curtain = will Wednesday, Thurs Y Soft Finish .. . Ge "® berform , ) \Y Bandkerchiefs troned JNDRY prot ably r emblem on iasS New Cities begins a the Shubert- NU De} ‘ ' i . dainty fast-colo dozens - and Ci ! iors Proadway . u Anyway, both California and Florida vroaa lik Monier, on the fact that Florida has nothing ei Hollywood. _ the members of 7 . . gy | The one nice thing. about Musso Cabinet is the fact that when the “ enters the room, he knows the entire jnet has asseinbied, AN sx ci MUCH: the iplay, ‘““The Romantic Young Lady,” ; Values in Topcoats : — So brass buttons le $ bad Wash Frocks in oe |S: -7- Second Floor- ‘ ‘- 2378 i and later learned that Plavers have made so many re-/ gs sciticiinaiiilanerennasniatin at Shubert- Rialto. ea a: Rd Kine: cone hi N Girls’ regulation navy cheviot Coats, Spring Topcoats in a variety “% , 95 $ OO fabrics and patterns Sizes 16 * Girl ie ¢ ] —— Sizes 2 to 15 O Ke has been en. Method. BAMAAabedE 7 INN ‘ . Th B d Betw Locu d Se. Charleseneeee rrTTyTyi TTT euvesenenseseseccouscetets tet ete ee Oe THOMAS WW, GARLAND. Inc.—Sixth Street ru to roa way, ween st an t. or TT TTTTTTT . . “s {Kine = powers tor the repeating of an oe Girls’ Specials for the School Holiday tton Sizes 2 to 14 to 50. Very special styles T Yler | . T a7 eT -GEEGRR88888

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LOE LLL HONIG: EE Hy AR AG ETE: COLNE ty en sete eect ie ct. lg tance ack eee tn ucahcoicte Stee ene UES de i a hi ee ARO ALAOAR Sethe Ay GP MON epee cost anitaes: \ esas 5 ten 5 yd didi acim paidl we ead cir ei Gossage ken — aoe Nh See Beer i PRR oe hE ee. 9 ren 2 Siete tae me SPR I att Bie. ow.x latins rr ne note ” PRE Ra NN I TSN, A tet ah : FACE BECAME BL OTCHED AND PIMPLY ALL-BRAN relieved con- stipation—cleared skin —in 30 days! Read this remarkable testimonial . to the power of ALL-BRAN over constipation: “For four years I have been a chronié “ sufferer from constipation. Being a sales- man for skin preparations, I was brought face to face with a serious question when my face became blotched and pimply. I tried everything without results until a friend persuaded me to try the regular use | of nellogg’s ALL-BRAN. “In less than 20 days my constipated con- dition was cured and my face permanently cleared. Although I sell skin salves, etc., I recommend Kellogg's to my close friends.” Ms. Herman Dvsavitz Philadeiphia, Pa. More than forty diseases are caused by constipation. Headaches, bad complexions, weakness, dizzi- ness and many other forms of suf- fering. But Kellogg’s ALL-BRAN is guaranteed to relieve it. Eat two tablespoonfuls daily; in chronic cases, with every meal. ALL-BRAN comes ready to serve. Delicious with milk or cream s—and add fruits or honey. Fine in cooking. Sold and served every- where. Made by Kellogg in Battle Creek. Recipes on package. e ALL-BRAN __ ADVESTISEMENT eon Siewreeerey Superintendent Loses in With School Board Committee Over Their Duties. Differences as to the duties of three assistant superintendents of instruction, W. J. S. Bryan, Carl % Rathmann and Henry J. Gerl- ing. have arisen between Superin- tendent Maddox and the Board of ‘dJucation’s committee on instruc- The committee has had its -y and the three assistants hence- rth will spend less time in o 2 iuties at headquarters, and more in personal supervision of hoois. The committee appears to have eparted from the plan of allow- dent to make — 3 subordi- ? superinten ~* 4 ‘ ~+ orm TT aT *¢ of = tJ VW ii ELS ipy ii 44s id 7 J 5 7-3 —_ ~ Ae St te i _ taKing F131] responsibil! aX nee ilts. The assistant superin- : , ~ - “** =) are now required to make a eports f hree assistan‘’s have salaries CORNERSTONE SEALED IN 1885 OPENED AND RECORDS READ faken From Box of Church of the Redeemer, Which Is Being Razed. Church records which were ina tin box on May i7, 1885 cornerstone of the Church Redeemer, Garrison and v hich {ts being for apartments. close of las’ Fountain Park e > | ured + a5 . ae segled 4 , ir tho ad ae ied the fourth 4 | __ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ____ | MADDOX'S THREE ASSISTANTS — ASSIGNED TO OUTSIDE WORK’ Clash -_ MONDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 21, 1927_ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH__ f ONNENE E 610 te 618 Washington Avenae IIS Bi > ” LOOSENS THE COUGH | -” Ve inci of the Fifth, now annual port Ended ight the iptoen Hill, Congregational! OveTiii pi the 7222 — nor hd Pilgrim ~ 2 i 2 . a4 4 A 4 ‘ } a & . ia & £4648 . . “lettre ca an Po _ . + You ean stop a cold in 24 hours, hurch, and faded fragments of a eheck the fever, open the bowels, hymn boo! a A. then tone the entire system. You IST HELD FOR MURDER he Aganc fad Pp Qn ean do these things with a single IL SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 21.—Ed- belp, in the best way science knows. That way is HILL’S. It 1s so effi- cient, so quick and complete that we Sie Hanion. 41 years old. old-time paid $1,900,000 for it. It has proved , its results to so many that milliona now employ it find noth- ing else to compare with HILL’S. Go get it now and see. known >. - > Be Sure Its All ls Price 30¢ fanlon was er rize fighter 20 years ago. In 1994 liad 5 — - . CASCA f UININE he fought Battling Nelson for the - an io} yeioh* hamnionshin ° - 3 _ a 1¢ " following of Walter ’ o=- > ‘? ~ - ~ Noonan, a @ a bute her, ww ho had ™ _ y - Et ~ 7 ’ am been stabbed in Hanlon’s restau- _ sors! ~~ 1S wPism sissy, is ? a = 30 ? . sif Utatlis widely ll offer sup- port of his claim.”® he said. effegte > be 2 who died CUctober at letter was effects by the Kansas Contains no alcohol es Kansas or narcotics AMBERLAINS mm 4 —= CHILDREN'S 2 |} Jonathan M. Hought COUGH REMEDY | 2% Washington. © the : -_ '~a¢¢ . Do ed a7 * fetter mav nave « - ( service direct from St. Louis to Los Angeles via Wabash Railway, Omaha and the “Gold Coast Limited’’ — No Extra Fare — All-Pullman train beyond Omaha-- - Over- land Route dining car service’ + ‘bath, barber, maid, manicure, valet - -Open-top obser vation cars thru the mountains and orange groves of California. This service to San Francisco on same train by step from car tocar eavouts. “GOLD COAST LIMITED” SERVICE Lv. Se. Louis 7730 pm Ar. Omaha 7:30 am Ar. Los Angeles 2:30 (Third Dev) “Pacitic Coast Limited” leaving Se. Louis 2:00 pm via Kansas City has thru service direct to San Francisca, See Aliso to LosAngeles by step from car to caren route. En Rource Calitornia WABASH TICKET OFFICES we? ; ° - Tri- Weekly Broadway & Locust, Union Station. & Delmar Ave. February 1 to May15 F. U*MecNally, D PA, Wabash Re—Phone Main eofto i; wordary, all-expense side ‘rips into the lend of wee siventure, mverery end wo and h st places inthe! “ “- F U.S.; delighrtul wincer‘ climate. Through Pull- . Modern hore ( 7 Ask agent for detaila QQ | IC Vnly $4. x additions! d co € amc, G A. LU nition Pact Sv stern. (partwid 11 24 desolate grandeur, lowest mane, comfortable mo Letter Found in Effects of Law- — at 27y Mee: Pace aeace . 4- 3-34, 3 = ae nts Sb “gene thee tee : CY i ee: 0 28. > = Siete PieWeses. ssceas 3 = « : = * > bad fm » oa a ¢ + NA 610 to 618 We: | IE Pte: P A Notable Monthly ONE-DAY Event . . . and, Because of the Holiday . . . One That Every Teache Worker, Bank Employee—in Fact, EVERY Woman—Should Take Advantage of! SUPER VALUES in Our FIRST FLOOR HAT SHOP! Super Values in NEW SPRING FOOTWEAR i i A collection of 795 pairs, comprising ties, straps and pumps in the newest of col- ored kidskins. Covered Cuban and spike heels; all sizes and widths. Sonnenteld’s Footwear Shon—First Floor 4 Handbags Super Values at 2 A smart new Bag to harmonize with every Spring ensem- ble in moire, calf- skin, patent and alli- gator and lizard grained leathers; pouch and envelope styles. All with coin purse and mir- ror fittings. (Sonnenfeld’s First Floor Shops.) Table-soiled Bags in assorted styles, leathers and colors; choice at . ADAAAAAAAAAAADAAAAAAAAAAAAADDDAADADDADDAADADADDADDA DDADDADDDAAADDAASD AY F Da dpdddd Aaah bbb ba hd bbb bbAAADAALADALADAAAD ERROR ERO AAD, * DOOWWOO8 00000040000 04OUM Sale of “Sample” Silk Underwear Regularly $1.95 to $45— Super Values at Reduced Prices, $1.39 to $30 Slightly soiled gowns, chemise, step-ins, 1comers, vests and bed sacques of satin, Georgette, silk jersey and crepe de chine. that are decided values at 1-3 off. Baronet Sli C Also Slips of radium and baron- et in dark colors and pastel shades. Originally priced 3 TIMES MORE ... Sonnenfeld's First Floor Shops.) Silk Scarfs $ Super Values at A specially puchased group of 200 Scarfs of Georgette and crepe de chine; plain and floral designs; with or without fringe. SPECIA a | ‘Sonnenfeld'e First Floor & hope., Notable Monthly O : 7 > ¢ ——YDVv—_oe«H imamate j = ——+¢ IE aeons ——— 3 € shonmanttes » \ INSY High-Grade Trimmed and Tailored Modek Novelty Ribbon . ot LAY a Ls) Cc. e-. -* Spr Crochet Viscas! Venetian Viscas! ee Worker, Embroidered Hats! Soft Swiss Hemps! Straw Combinat; Silk Combinations! High-Grade Felt Models! THIS Hat offer typifies in forcible manner just what Sonnenfeld’s SUPER VALUE DAY means to its patrons. For these are EXTRAOR- DINARY values in every sense of the word. There are Dress Hats, Street Hats, Tailored Sport Hats—in every new style and color for Spring, including ~apmanenaeeh ee MSS Beverly Chiffon Hose A Tremendous Super-Value Group at Beverl» “Lavender Stripe” Silk From Top to Toe x * © Beverly Spectal Silk- Top Chiffon Hose Fo} < t 3 Pars $4.50 Beverl, Service Sheer Silk to the Garter Hem Every pair perfect and full fashioned. These prices prevail T ° +s 7 ’ ane only for “Super Value Day. Aor Tannentfcla’e—/ : 7? } j black-and-white effects. At 12 and 3 O’clock Additional Hats will be 2 .ded te stock to accom- modate after- noon shoppers. Uy Gi a SS Ui Super Values — in a Great Offer of Children’s and Juniors’ New Spring Hats Dressy and Tailored Models of Swiss Hemp and Silk-and-Straw 90 Ages 4 to 16 Years HAT a wonderful oppor- tunity this event pre- sents to mothers who will avail themselves of Tues- day’s schoo! holiday to shop Smartest of Spring styles and colors in the collection, and all WONDERFUL val- Iren's and Junior Floor} In Our Sechudidl loor tas Toilet Goods—Super Values Nationally Known Toiletries at Emphatic Savings K otex Super values at Toothbrushes Super valnes at Tooth Paste Forhan’s; special! Taleum 9 William’s;: special... Cc Imp. Atomizers $7.95 Super values at Perfume Narcisse de Chine.. Face Powder 79¢ Piver's; special..... Mavis Powder 3 4 Super values at C Cutex Sets Super values at.... D. & R. Cream Special, 79c, 44c and . *? 2 ‘tf Finer 2lic Sonnen‘eld s—F \ $1.98 — X Crochet Vise Belting Ribbon Satins—Embrome A special effort has been made to provide Be from out Second Floor Hat Shop for Tuesdays head sizes. e Super Hat Val Trimmed and Tailored Models for are models for every type in all the newest styles for * ‘Somnenfeld's Second Floor Hat Shopl

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hat Every Teacher, § § Notable Monthly ONE-DAY Event . . . and, Because of the Holiday . . . One That Every Teacher, Office dvantage of! > = “* e- 141 SHOP! ) Ha Failored Models iscas! wi ay ee Novelty Ribbon H s Hemps! Straw Combinations! ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __[-MONDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 21. 1997. 610 to 618 Washington Avenue Worker, Bank Employee—in Fact, EVERY Woman—Should Take Advantage of! Super Values in Our FOURTH FLOOR DRESS SHOP! \ . > ee ee ee er 0 ay - ' ~* : ra ee LE SS ee A Se Ee ee , , os AE ERE ality SUR A gr” ae Mea ta? ane meted dai tele aoe as! ak ee IC RT aN tae et fia “ ; .: mi ™ nee . » * date P oe ~ iit a ey es ie! en te - ee 5 ite Roi isk. |g DD hae | omen ee eet oe metas ER wemeses myn os Ugnenaetadtet . —- “ we . ¥ NO Samael — - Ft ee ee a ee ee a ee ee nn ene on a pase reer nites outa we — * 2 muse “ ~—" -_ ew - Ar ne en BU ta ee ne te en ae ee ee ne aa Tae = " eee ene _ on . - . é oy ine eas "I . = —" % = “ a 29 * eek mw ‘ en ~: eee oe =_— ani aries. 4 — 2 «eine Waa ons " ree f eigenen a — ; ; state: anemia re _ J *j r —T ct és + _ a he 2 ‘ § sees a ee —s —_ — . 7 ; . . " " 7 : J a oy x nla —_ itllsnsatintt : ~ ELL Shh TEATS ERI ~ ~ Values oat Offer of and Juniors’ » ing Hats J —_e > fo Super Values in Spring Coats SATINS! KASHAS! TWILLS! Many Adorned With Genuine Squirrel, Monke and Other Fine Furs > and Tailored Models of ee oN »- emp and Silk-and-Straw Id a ie eam NE ace ak al oe a an a ete OO. + esa ae — ones vee i? i 4 4 r “ —— eprenrrerecoonrecs] BASEMENT 16 Years lerful oppor- s -event pre- rs who will s of Tues- iday to shop. pring styles e collection, RFUL val- Newest Spring . — — — ee ee oth fe aie “ a a et. eee 8 ee Be ee ee eh en en sn eet sar | ae We give you this LS LY OUTS opportunity tose with your own eyes the miracle of the New Easy Washer. Phone us today and make an appointment for our demonstrator to call on you with this wonderful New Easy Washer and do your week’s washing for you. Without cost or obligation we offer you this opportunity to see the New Easy in action,—wash- ing your own clothes! Do Your Next Washing the Easy Way It will delight you,—the ease with which it operates, the gentleness of the famous Vacuum Cu as they move up and down, 60 times a minute, fi ing air, soap and water through the clothes,—the helpfulness of the New Easy Dryer as it spins the clothes dry, without breaking buttons or forming deep squeezed-in wrinkles. ne ee nw hw te He wedi ge (Sonnenfelds Children's and Juniors’ [Age yf Hat shop—sSecond Floor) : ~~ eee a TUNNING new Dresses of flat crepe, satin and wool crepe of a style and quality sel- dom procurable at this sensationally low price. Only tomorrow may -you buy them for Record Savings at ja A WONDERFUL special purchase makes these values possible! And we promise that the style, quality and all-around excellence of these Coats will fulfill your greatest expectations. They’re simply MARVELOUS at the price! Both dressy and sports styles, in black-and-white, black, tan and other favored colors, for choice. _ SIZES FOR ALL Misses’ sizes Women’s sizes cis «cosh tele Ae alighalipe andacta Ren oleradetiaes apes ond, cp ile aias tence core, ee «© hy. er, wiabape Bas cot % Sy, poy am ee eS ee ri A oR Me ng Monit = »h Mg ae . ——s & Sports and Dressy Styles in Spring Coats Super- Values at Do not miss this opportunity to own an Easy on easy terms! EASY waster Phone MAin O990 Today and Arrange for Demonstration EASY Washer Shop 570-574 Paul Brown Bidg. — Olive & Pine at Ninth St. PO ge RE Se PRE ee ee ee er aed ala a a en _ ‘ - —_ — ‘5 . ms et Seen eee ees — ~. . e rte * ’ = r Ba‘ dete ore Very Specially Priced at * Twirs. satins, ka- shas, plaids and mixtures, featuring newest tailored, belt- ed and double-breast- ed styles, Black-and- white and other col- ors. Many fur-trim- med. GREAT SAV- INGS at ALL SIZES FROM 14 TO 48 i eI i a A es Be ce, ee | Le Hee EGE Crochet Viscas \ Belting Ribbon Hats i Satins—Embroidered Chime (Sonnenfeld’s Second Floor Hat Shop./ Bracelets te _ 4 for $ | ts —and a Wonderful Selection of Slenderizing Styles, 42 to 52 ‘PEER A RRS RERR ASR RRR R ARES LER ERR RALLERLARLELELAL LR BRLELELLLE LER EEE Am = ffort has been made to provide exceP ond Floor Hat Shop for Tuesdays 8 every type in all the newest styles for _ oo - i rwww nal (RR RRR RR ERR Oe RRR AR RRR RR ROR RR POR ee en ee ee SR A eR RR ne ee nk ee ee ee weuwe < i 2 aan 4,

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Pe KO : a " +” mee pens t Disite SAR bale atthe ea TAS ae Le : i ~ ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH __ PAGE 2) SSL LOUIS POST- DISPATCH. MONDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY _ "CONFEREES ON COAL IGGLY 5 WAGE FAL TO ARE HELPS THOSE WHO HELP THEMSELVES ae et ee Eres TEE, ae | PN rh RR TEINS lt Be AR hs tea le ~ Fah. soe ie a li EO AE Rear: SC AR A DA ee, oR V1 wad : eeretett ae 21.—-Twq of | sea and a. : yORN, ite Operators Reported Hope 7 aways in the coal aways Wet : ——r lin: a* GlbDbralt - lessly Deadlocked. ~ | wap! t sibraltar, offirers on the ene From The Sunn By the Associated Prese : ‘ ‘ riaiic Sa Bn Her Alrew and wate 7 T * j - . » . | Sub-Committee of Miners and. ial f | Gas kills Two Stowawaps. Tel . : | T+? su’ ANTI RE OE oN ROTRLY UeI aw MIAMI, Fla., Feb. 21.- int committee of the joint coal wage eo @ “ sie > danas ve “ . m (RO viegitin, & “ Reet, ee erie his F 5 reps a ie wh ALONE. oe ene’ «Aone oes a ’ re ” b Ah b- BA HA ese : » sion here today, suddenly adjourned |; without r > s Ff 7T 7 , 7 4 MS a aht Ee a = is 4h db Ja ti i ; 7 ~ . at a. ; + ; ~ Sa) . an) '~ 2 ot ‘ ; i t oe oe « a Ad . 4 Aid J Seas Aa 4 ‘ ’ | _ ; . * e} ~ + 717 ry) ef >» (viiit og @ f } } : r tase — 4 id . 4&4 i i } | ' a si? . sr oT a ; ; iT ‘ > ; 1ves Bet. Tran T ; + = y inf , a Packed at the Hour of Full Ripeness on the Ptlanta- tions Where Grown and Shipped Via Lowest Freight Direct to St. Louis for Piggly Wiggly Customers Ot ROE AE OS OE tS ON Se AGE IA oe OO BH OO AMORA 4 F58 Se ee eee wee opti DD tai i co LP WR ein FUP ay Fo ee ee eee ae UIT PRSGLY WIGGLY 5 ST LSUIS HO" REORGAN The untimely death of our presid must make an immediate settlem be turned into ready cash imme Hence this gigantic REORGANI on choice, seasonable clothing r PPEOESTET EST AAS SET ESTES AE THEVA YT Th i ht hee oe ee a! ‘h\ ’ ca) + yh ; \ , ' ‘ ‘ si) ; ‘ \ \\ \ \ \\\\\ \\\ \ r rit op + ‘i yeas 1} S\NARANVARAANAAAN ALLOA Hopeless Dea ' : e . SALTALY EAA ; AA a a . POL OG EOCENE RO NN TNE Ee Nt ARR iN Rite MN gc Ns, Sk ie Reeds : &- ry ‘ Dig win tf : i ; aie ected): A een bine me ne rs ES PRE) aes oe ata a att out io “0 © tier OBE FR AABN aA RN REE OTe AP taringe if iilligg 4 lrni \ PANAMA morn*ng at 10: Pr aes . | ferees expressed ain NS ipa, ind alg een Braten S319 60,000 CANS OF VALENTINE SLICED HAWAIIAN PINEAPPLE ABOARD ANY ee STEAMSHIP FOR PIGGLY WIGGLY AA Tn ceuee AAA AAA mee 6}OChio and Pennsylvania operators particularly conferring on the e s a 1 : hopelessness of the negotiations as | is ipmen rrive e a an Ss they stood in the executive session. “Main Points of Difference. Now on Sale Squat cans, My Ucististions. were | dead. | a 6 big thick, BS locked over the Lewis and Has- at the Ver slices each, 3 : Kins proposals for qa new wage | contract to replace the Jackson- la packed in Ville agreement of 1924. eae Low Price of heavy syrup. The Lewis proposal! asked ? . ee ; } conference to recognize the OCK YOUR PAN ; R N W adequacy of wage reduction” to solve the problems confronting the aaa STS BY ORR Ee Througho ere “a ERT ERE AIR A et NEE) ANNIE TAR RS HO A ARO RN! ne Me, ’ ee hey tabs avid Mt? Hess naps sete aw fr jae “~~ » rege Sorts . AIRE LS OIE, TORE EES ER te CA, pee 5a aie H RW > a nae 8 a No ante ot tine tee coe. . Sore Ama ee pear rhe: a ee eta. ee + er ead el OD ph On yom 6 a ve industry and also requested a two- . ° > — a? eantract. -The joint -confer- A Superlativ ely Beautiful Suite ata Very Low Price Te +h * e . ~ oy) ke ~ JitIet rm 7 ae . 6 t. e. ~ = 4 . : 7 + , . . - W t | ¢) Ti a ? ’ zy) aa 7 ‘sc t . 3 ‘ - + -~ + iy * , . ) ° make adjustments in the indus- pelwhite design to the mural floral hand-painted decoration cecuted in rotarv-eut walnut vene : TWO-PANT SUIT . i —_ : . «Aa a* | | . aa a A 4 - we ‘ ‘ | 73 . . 7 be : OR TOPCOATS ? , na stt lia athe ; , ' ry ana S¢ A qaisputes. fluted le rs The IO PIP, Cc . + ? F ’ r Lor trim y YY OQ PT . »3T7 ’ “y } ‘ a m+ . 27 "Th tlYack ~ . | Tn _— SS 2 — ree . 4 Aa’ iif eg . * Aa r SPs SSSSs: iit Lil i (>¢ tii : Prior > 4 , " ime KiasKins proposal sought : Ti on pa ; ° ee. : ' A St : A uy ail imy mcreriors. In this Reorganization P e: 2 FyMrSh "A ' mee : ‘ 7 FE . ~ r\ 4 7 . ~*@ ] . 1] ] + ,° ] ° . } j : 1 ' at + 7*rLttae . ~ —— m . > La " ; a © P| od , r° | | ; fF | T} 1s) ’ .? f ’ ‘% > 7 3 - mi - s . s " . 7 ‘ontinuous wag: igreement on ae > . S, Vries Un li Deauty ot the grain. ) oard | > inches iong. : “ATTY werten 2.’ ie si Lv 7 . ' competitive with the non PlOCES 2... ce eevee hin aoe * « . = . . Se «@ .* * . . S® @ @ eis¢ basis te ieee oe te $35 OVERCOATS, { Pkg. Swans Down Cake Flour ..40 { Cake Making Set, value _--. $1.75 DIGG “woul have oct un o TWO-PANT SUITS aes aie } OR TOPCOATS (PIGGLY WIGGLY PRICE......... .32c) Gur GPMOML CONN Mick bcdictore to tin are nn | In this Reorganizution for both, all problems and mediate |difter- 3 | ; Total Value 23 1... ammert Mantel Clocks tt — . ee oe oaryhes Beautiful Dependable Timepieces | OR TOPCOAmE OE . BELLE PLAINE, | b. 2 4 TR | In thig Reonganization is hd A idee « Baie at erate: i ope ite | the board of directors of Firs me fe \ = National Bank i] morning t, ' LS 3 close the han] ‘ ; , ry ee. a ea: ‘2 i a 7 : | | $45 OVERCOATS. ee ee Pe e ie B TWO-PANT SUITS r et wit Lia i 4 . ced } Ai biiz iJ ‘. 'e , : , - % \ ee ities oy clhaece 7 el | — ROK Zam, Pa ie: OR TOPCOATS die: — - Pah os =: . . 4 In this Reorganization nere C(omorrow or Wednesday ; ‘ : : : —— fi . Gale a6 .6+ivecene Heavy withdrawals had be mad: | — Be , . : : a 2 ) Ba | ! , ei de . Staple blues and blacks, e . - +h + _ > he 4a" ack. Lew Lad J ‘ en i wad. Are nigt an ta Sa en tn Tee ee he i oe - ’ 5, b/ ehd LU err an aid 44 > ~ bh “~awmat .] "$81.00 ARC wa Spee STEAMER le n mr grows » GR « Fadi daeacaiiaaanen cade ‘ ; eeeet avert mi 4 2 ue woy sy. ios. he iptionh acs aii eats es a Y wee , case 13% nes | For wide, ‘ i f; nelly ar ° Pi “ qd ; l. : . ig : “ae ee, . Y , 4 - P e) et ae % ed dial with . r ; Three Miners Entombed 26 Hours. Arabic figure \S , oi numerals y ’ . oo ar ae ee BE ae = + ae ae EN a — 4 na “We «O$2.50 and ' ac —_ dis —_s . paw Y S38 wre , . ys a —~ i oe ¢ z* Dx. ~ ve = eee “ a . S| entom! (1 he sehbald J. 5222 Sr + ES ee : By $3 Shirts. Cc SAVE MONEY ON THE OTHER INGREDIENTS FOR YOUR [M22 8” = we > hee 3 é Taylor for 6 hours rRey la = Al ‘as carved, LO nene 5! I and 75c ? .% > ’® ; i ; _ . % «= - . ree : CAKE BY BUYING AT PIGGLY WIGGLY eet Tptor tor 2¢ hours, | The ROEAT cape, carved 10 Inches ish = : Srrike half ) ir = . imprisonment. cid Sieeminnen $58.00 lh Men's 75 ge sree ks ft a, Sweaters LA RD PURE KETTLE RENDERED. PER LB. 13% B akf. a " : "ull roll edge; tufted ; ¢ov- : tere -E KETTLE RENDERED, PER LI 2C re asts I win- 39Q.0 1 in a good grade of E ed 38 } Combination to $6 . , g ye hdgety, Dees @izce-e 17 SNOWD RIF A RICH SHORTENING AND hours before lunch, don’t jump Wieri {oo ) Fe = = , 7 saa \lade of finet ee «Sweaters. __—_ i FRYING FAT, 1 LB. TIN... to the conclusion of poor health, ow Pm ld This Is the SESS pered wire. WIRE Men’, $4.00 13 Thousands have unenergetic morn- wien 7 = 7 = tueak or sidesway- | Cricket ear Greaie rs : : ings because they start the day wit! Byer ; os ms S S m 3 C E & ALL KINDS, 10e SIZE, PER PACKAGE wrong breakfasts. “ik = Pos Y RE Rat - Lind inste ; oe 00 “a ide of gumwood, mahog ou have your choice of a Jenny Lind inste@@ue o- i= To feel right, you must have a H i bo O | MARSHMALLOW CREME : well-balanced, complete breakfast any or walnut finish. Poster Bed at the same prices. | Ba eg _ o~ PINT SIZE ration. At most other meals—lunch . Men’, $4 00 $ 29 = and dinner—you get it. But break- By i; $5.00 COCONUT BAKER'S CANNED. SOUTHERN _ is a hurried meal, often badly j ats | STYLE, MOIST, PER CAN a ——— ; , ‘olonial Chee Pie teiieii ; nee) | Men’ as —s. fee CAN titi. | Thus Quaker Oats, | Sepeeegg Colonial ( hest of ai a? ine! ; aa eo .: sad $10" $4%8 containing 16% protein, food's great tissue | made of manoganyv or walnut veneers me Silk Shi BAKER'S, 46 LB., 24c; 1-5 LB builder, 65% carbohydrate, its great | ) — D awers $ 50 “ol ge drawers with 1 red man = Men’ ee energy element, plus all-important = ~ . . . Vitamines and th a 3] -** bh L- if ath meme f L- — . . as ° . ‘ . BAG* 3 , % CRUSHED PINE ? — ~urpady LARGE laxatives et hte a ao , : o> W \ and 34 inche de Vere enhetantiel ‘4 robes CAN, 23¢! SMALL CAN. - 3 sregflte ek tags ia — a ————— | ainut or. lahogany Re ae dh aaiies| tent Gee ; a tetic urge of the world todav. Don’t deny yourself the natura! re —— sue Veneer on G ’ : ) : ow CONFECTIONERS SUGAR 1-LB. PACKAGE Stimulation this rich food offers you. == —s JUV ood | Te ee - = Get Quaker Oats today. Grocers | - , . B IMARASCHINO —. two kinds: Quick Quaker, = a an which cooks in 2% to § minut — _— Qi -— — — — . CHERRIES $8 OZ +» 8B Quaker Oats, sm? —— psn | : ; 4 hp ———— = eadetan j | a . : 2 i : ——— ~aty Store Open Tuesday as U sual | WASHING c Quaker Oats'* : iawn Lara8ion From 8:30 A.M. to 5:30 P. Matti ee 5 ——_—_—_—=_ = Oi -— _——_oa- —— <_ «=

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LO u IS POST-DIS PATCH | WANTS-2tin ree ee ; =! 4 ‘ pe ~ ee ATT oe ag. cape Say we , ay Norge a ee de re * cs ae & = ne _ LOUIS, MONDAY E VE ENING, FEBRU AR ¥ 21, 1927. 3 Ce ae ee ‘PAGES 21—34 a “rr —_ alli — Ee aD Serna eee mee wenn me mre a en eae eee — oe ee ee + eye > we 2 Kills Two Stowaways. (here. The bodies wees Gas “4 : 2 buris q : | - ~~ "I" xq: rie atiwhen the s} eo $] aor oY Os eds wo of | sea and t} } ; ; UI Snip Sajied. rhe as t ‘said ee es ee BAe : py YOR ; he coal bunk-iaw ve v * " 77) seeming stow- | ant encineer smelled wan +1 oe eshyptres eats rated could ents of the ordinance always have | bridge that the city could demand! Remmers did not vary his attack - vs lT iij& rat Ai -~ ié a Ve re ur es ; ; = [| ATRICT RAS (NA accrue oniv to shi nore a . P y as ; 7 t : * i a2 liner Adri-!at Gil Tenet an wi 0% * tO afentsS ,and had the bunkers opened - h’ ppers, I roponbn- | said that the railroads could save ‘and obtain abolition of the arbi- | upon _the ordin: ine “e (rom his fre- ba ok , ‘ 4 « P| hough by using the municipal | trary. Conti nued on “Page 3. n the way Italy. The five % three of the men staggered outs | N A * ceva tga OT!) timed on the shi nf took a co, of bread | h: aaa : , a sara au 7 D _—_ atic Said O}) her arrival | and e r ( - Grea Witi six hours j 1 y Adria i wat and hid und, the coal | bunkers had not been opened N N , F(R ay and . ‘ , ae j ¥ - - Sn rere tae : | Mothers! You Will Certainly Want to : — = : : BRIDGE EXCHANGE Attend This Great Boys’ Sale Tuesday! = matin Ct ar € + Ob ONE gE Ah Se A he Ny Sy EOMG, ens ae vo mG One NAN ais heat emt — SEN ARS EEE. Se Rati mie TI Tee es = _ : i te ¢ " . at ats be ~e >. Bee - 5 ar wee RE YO Sagan 4 e ~ vr ~—* men loaded coal’ The ghip’s a » » pes athe Re, At ae rn Ge Yo ig Ae: ABI. ¢ eee ow 7. Pree a) vy 4 Ve pe ON par gy a Pee er PET cate cteeees 2 2SPCOE CASO SOLS SOG & = =~ — C. E. Williams Tells North St. Louis Business Men. City Has Hampered Ter- minal’s Development. a \ ve P * * * «hn we PN he Dep we es ee ak. i sie ? “ en > Y i — pe oe a +. a > | le ty ps PR! el 0% 5 4s * my sabes oe ae ee eee —1000 of them in the newest Soring styles (just purchased ) | se Lv. St. Louis : : —900 of them drastically FRANKLIN MILRER 8:58 a.m.and 10:00pm reduced from our owrt OPPOSES THE BILL [i te ers |e great stocks. Observation car or day train. “ede CHOICE 320 No. Broadway e 6 a4 Mothers! Think of being ‘Gives Figures on Saving to — : Garfield 7985-# able to buy ALL-WOOL in the newest Spring Terminal by Arrangement finda dite ax ei 9 PE oF ena . Styles and Patterns as well Cabany 4504 — 4 as the more subdued year- Remmers and _ Arnold as the more subdued year. extraordinary Values is D The untimely death of our president demands a complete reorganization. We must make an immediate settlement with the executors. The entire stock must’ Speak Also | : ee ee i be turned into ready cash immediately, to make this huge transaction possible | 3 ee Hence this gigantic REORGANIZATION SALE, with its sensational savings ane | —Every suit smartly tai- mchoice, seasonable clothing and furnishings for men and boys. ee ee | Sizes 6 to 19 Years! lored. ‘that 80 minutes was insufficient , —Every suit all wool! : | | time in- which to set forth clearly |i | & —Some With 2 Pairs Longies! —Every suit with vest : | . | ‘the advantages or disadvantages of | and rwe pairs of Ww NNN ar | mei the ordinance providing for ex-| —Some With 1 Pair Longies savy ‘. pa Te * ere Aan n ee ati rmapenee we Seti ee — ePaper A lena gent vendita ~ ‘ ak tote we ayes A » 9 rhe oe Ne ia — ‘ > ‘i 56 titi . : ce wrnanap rt we : cam 4 ae ae eee iy Rp AIS Ae es ro - tent — a . foe eR 4 8 1a a: Bes ak A Ff pote oy 9c) Some tmaedttal odlitiai eye 4 et, nd bmp 8, te gy ~ . ve “ = 1 ae Raw % 4.4 Ae era Mee ev erer eee eS CT AREER STR RESP SE joy a> whe a ie wie ote pe te . S A F " . d tes Be % . Fo ae a he. a ee i il peedbe es . ee ew ee 7 - png eo a” Bee ees a oa ae ergy He HI 6 9 Br bury ‘streets. Glendy B. Arnold, counsel for the } : BAiiihg a +. 41 : ed In the ‘committee of citizens which is pro- Ie. posing the trade, and ©. E. Wil- . liams, a member of the commitee, > Boys’ supported the ordinance. Oliver T. 'Reminers, chairman of the Repub- : ONGIES ican | City Committee, and: former ; Circuit Judge Franklin Miller, whe , P } } ; Special . hy « “4 ryper¢e ; } %¢ r t} ra) »P* .. [ iw nas ‘3 en employed by il¢ Me ‘ rurchaee of ichant’'s Exchange to combat th: m Bos s- proposal, were the negative speak- || ee ' - ~ EN ’ —— ‘ . ? , : 4 oR, WOU ae —, Crs. (THK MUNICIPAL GARAGE) ooking plaids, — 4800 B ‘ ee 00 Boys x — ) FaSt-Col & ast-Color ~ oe i Sew ere i om oe ne yer “~~ ee g aeons OVERCOATS OR 1,oul1s ON The newest modeis tT) ¢ ne w } ° larger than Chicago. had fallen be- types The new eolors. The ug d-thr - a —Rayon-Stripe Woven | —Plain hecbane =! wat” 4 ob Thole } rics. Sizes-3 to: d sizes e Broadcloth: naete [SSE SAL ehanges in body lines and me- D am ¢, 3 nol $9. ne Madras _ i [he rallroads are permitted t: chanical construction. Third Floor uS¢ it \ uUnICIps irridg 7 he pre- e : dicted. tne Term! ") WIT? 19 $ Erk The ey a€CeSSOPrles and special spend $1 ’ Pasaeas. ti) ; ‘4 i ine . ili. f} nes which add to the ties for Shipp rs and wi . : safetv and comfort of driving. OR TOPCOATS TWO-PANT = struct Union Station>t, ake it veh ‘Shite? ¢ 43 ‘sates ee The outstanding hits’’ of the ad-on station ; , , 4 auto In this Reorganization in ag s Reorganizati | | I}, New Yo) ani (“hice O i. 29c¢ DEE aad $4564 wile tne me the Auto Show L.ouis Terminal charge for similar Ryn? a. a oe on 5 to 14 years Knitted 2 at any time they desire, can apply One Ye ear ® "erga | : . 3 ) > | : . to the Secretary of War and can 288 Passenger autos on dis- # Men's N : arrow * ; , Le h sats eS Pe Boys $1.00 biain his permission tod use the la : . . Fleece lithe) tink tee . ; : e . Belts ae R U fe S ‘ae I Inicipal] ridge. We thre n would ‘ In This B Sale at : WD Men’ ze > ae lose our opportunity to make Eads | 50 Different makes of auto- ig icant } s izes ‘ ani years oni aw ee re ae. ? “6 pnt . . , ut ITS q $2.00 ‘oat tT) bt re ' ie 1} ‘Full s ~— . wei. (Reedy J Lili * é | € hi ular tolls and mobiles. ‘ 4 «ale that te turning | or bri ry (ordinartly a dull * Pajama ah Ds ii Se > st * Cc Cc ‘Olli LOpe LO gre no more ths 1&2 : 4 month) into one of the husiest of the year fl a s cmickers, el] made. ... ez 2-H Onn ; “ee eental @e ; . ‘ Men’ _igagensgos . it he Rat one Per the 15 Exhibits of Motor sale that not only offers drastic mark-downs on | — tT ~ \ J ey $1.50 Boys 35¢ - $ 10 munh cipal bridge. Trucks. % our own Winter and medium-weight stocks .. . eC f ae MO 8 | nd $2.00 “Black Cat —— ‘Tightens possceatgae ds Miller Sars. | 8 Disvla es OS. nut hundreds of NEW garments . .|. bought for as - Z isp ys ’ ae CASH and included in this sale at $15. mion Suits . . . Stocki ; 4pr. Former Judge Miller w: on- ' ~ Boys’ Fine $1.50 Blouses Bows’ $5 : $ 95 Reet he hie time. to epee aa Cars. 2= The es The Overcoats THE OV rE RE “OATS are of An Fag 7 ‘Roma : te ai 00 setae oa Double-breasted coats, many “ eng - 2 it ws »* ome a eS oe > aa =, * 7 - x ; . , ; ) nienci »~ a, . 1 bro: iwloth W ] YE TIS TRL os Nena maaras an ; adaqceiowun,. oo N) Neat atripes and novelty effecta. S ee i Mt et ee a ae cera “ . ~ am V7 weaters M ’ ii attached Fast colors, A (enna ee Y eee oe Boys’ $3.50 ($79 two objections raised against the . 3 Displays of Tractors. trade—that it tended to tighten the Terminal Railroad Association f SUITS—-Splendi: tal monopoly of shipping fac lities in 5,000 square feet devoted lore of euch ine ‘ ah ity . . ; beh RAE iA : woolens as No omg ches St. Louis and that the arhitrary to modern shop equipment oo Woreteaa: . ..« Vr ours! harge on freight originating with-_ and machinery. Of vital in- | tis Faye Ay aa eel in 100 miles of St. Louls was not terest to Service Depart- will be popular this Spring! Novelty patterns ase we Ay *-9 Bath- This Is the f=: RE-ORGANIZATION SPECIAL. cage send aes R - A A { PECIAL robes .. Double Coil in's $4 : ORG NIZ I ON : . $3.45 “Jackie $ to $6 Stout Boys’ $20 on § Suits [| Coogan” S n . Lumberjacks he se ook mae pore 00 Sweaters ’ Hy Le if POO! e e re ve . + — — 4 4 , pri “4 Men's $5 le. Coats lined with Ipa ea $13 Vest Suits he first pont, hea ook no COR- : ee And sizes for ever yvhbod nizance of United States Supreme 5. 000 square feet of dis- Luding on and slime F eevee to and knicker lined th ughou! iy , \lade of finest grad@ a ers re rough With Two soe | : : : Court decisions, destroying what-_ for pered wire. Will Si y,. Knickers en, eda _ what- | play space for accessories | | , ‘ : $4.00 7 ever monope list ie aspects the ‘Ter- squeak or sidesway. : Cricket RE-ORGANIZATION | SPECIAL it a AS ‘ minal may at any ‘oii have had. the motor car. More than | Novelty Suits. . In his second potnt, he sald noth- | 100 different conveniences a «. Ne Sh en. : - ANew ipment of PANTS Swe es. ; ’ ; oice of a Je nny Lind instead al yh 75 and Boys’ $2.50 ao $9 Boys’ $5 ing of the inability of the city and necessities. $1.00 Ti : "a r force the railroads to remove ies; Bright plaids in beautiful co! lo All-Wool : iT S mM : > ‘a “ San ~ *‘\ , ra } re ? ‘cn Te) he : . ¥! ‘ hh ‘ . +? z ‘ ‘% ] +? , } r ro certs. qT) 2en i teaRY HEN! Ol Nis MEN! mere = _ ree! Va ues ith Fes! e 1 pr Ices | a... , combinations,. Two larg tg Lumberjacks . arbitrary, but set up figures, which, a geo svonthon - Tels x 4 tailored. in every way! Hu i at ) i* ‘ _ . arrernoons ant ¥ brag ae tailored i} every way hi pt rec’ aah Knitted bottoms iz a oe Pe Men’, . he said, established thaf, ce On $4.00 ne: k. Stout Boy 4 : ry he nes, Fully eq 1} Ly pe | ve ty mixtures. many tn suit patterns! Sizes °3 $7 Knicker & ptt gee ) fect savings which would justifs rooms. Restaurant at reason: : a v he bridee, the railroads could f - t . + S e i ‘ ‘ P = 4 uits So @t, ee webin., x: : m ° > a - +e on RE ORGANIZATION SPECIAL ’ $0 removal of the arbitrary. able prices. Other CoB VeRicaty ea - > Boys Wool Use of the municipal bridge || for your comtor would save the Terminal $1090 a 8.2.8. aholished. In his disecussio: ra) ' a f ments. Ans . AR year round weaves: ~ ‘ * sor hy o 20 years. . (Thoice, 915%. of Drawers; an exact reproduct gumwé “SU Boys’ $13.00 Wool $99 oganv or walnut veneers on Mackinaws awers with veneered mahogany) dra¥ : me Warm woolens in _ snaggg et % “ee 2 = Boys’ $3 day or $365,909 a vear in the cost terns. > 4 he “ : 4 . 1 . te | aK f moving trains back and forth Come early and inspect the Oi ‘ Oy : . > de and atterns est is .j 2 mneches hy ih. 10 ne he 5 eR gprs 0 Sires to i on g : ; ; P wide. Very substantial. Se ae years... ee Trousers ee ee ae te, ae ee yee owe. ‘ery well finished. A re- $332 from $2,270,000 to. $5,000,000. I Vv well ° a BE from $2,270,000 to $5,000,000 tn Ye at the low price Or. « V switching ia 60 tie r Under Raspes s , ening car mites, if the recon;:- T7 : mendations of the engineers whose St L i Aut bil CHMI gS ODER ! study of needed facilities resulted , ou $ omo' © in) proposal fo exchange: the bridges Dealers’ Association ore oo me became effect Open Tuesday as Usual © WASHINGTON AVENUE AT EIGHTH ; Amold Makes Reply, Admission, 50 Cents ’ASHINGTON VENUE AT EIGHTH : Later, Arnold used Miller's fig- | te suppert the oridge trade. |i Daily: ll a.m.tellp m. N. WwW. Cor. 8th & beeen tr AV. Bs50 py ® MM. fo 5:30 i. M. : * , . oe Soni [the shia of the! Interetat (RRR RRR RT RR OP Comunuiission, Arnold:

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JSS SF, “ ee ee oe be» ugh we SALSA ; ,, VAp fi, 4 / p Vy : tHijy3 s06 Olive St ‘ } = 5 Arcade Bida, YYY]|/ PMJ|=@?— Yy A YU thMhnsitiii VW ss CAL a Vii Vi{4l tf, «-# “4 2 : 4 - — — is, tillinelladiniets tei iniaaae ae obit tn ae RS ER RIPEN PORE mm ne ‘ | Hatchets, Cherries and oth 3 . by: | ington novelties, made of le, " : 1 i | Children’s Novel; j Dandy { oarties vl - i— —- — > Bateeed . : ry oO osenecers. . bd x : ee en — | Cherry P; You can taste the goodness; j — 2t home... f |Now Gro On Those Th New method rejuvenates dormant hair Pd Rie nah ghee : i, iis Sh, si 2 Pa ~ (fy if WY sf Pa S, ” ale oh or OR EEL ees NS Sie is pie, Sy —~ we + oe aie ws wd be inl e 7 eS gba - z Page. eae * OAR NBA TOE ee COREE AON OS ORE shoe oly t9-mcend i hee 4 ¢ ‘ ‘asl vboititn pov tiy i ‘ uve ee REPO BLY how og 4 wes Lanshpeetiees wri ere a se 4 . a ~~ & pineat nth sievdaeanaits peat: eh Mae4 i PLR LIE NOEOY PD PAPER AE ANCA re . res iin ps Tat Me oe Se oe, ey Pah «ja slr ming OLA EINE API 3 8B MOB ae peppy: ia A aBRER Am ms a Proves 91% of falling hair at unnecessary — new head of F OF pane N*screntine research has recentiy disproved many fa- | suriaa wored, old theories on hair growing. fectio That new hair can actually be grown | most. most 70% of the time is the aston- | UN ishing pronouncement today of nu- acts @erous men of science ithe Thoro ighly new and revolutionary consi¢ sscoveries have been made. Aimethod| Tia @scovered which does what old-day | pletel Science considered largely impossible. | the re This method was tried out, during | new 3 Mme last three years, in something | recom er 200.000 cases, and records of re- i yond ts carefully kept. 70 times in 100, Te Ording to those records, results | Eee . + e cue " . ’ RL nee al ere : i 4 3 ¥ . 7 > a x i 2 “ @ + , 440 4 a a & py 4 3 i a 4 6 a re : 4 eA i 4 3 t z g i, : M q iN - it 4 3 . ; = s ' =e 4 f ‘ * 2 > - Pe é 3 ° x e 2 he B f _ .2 = ig ie - & ‘ % ‘es r { > ; Ss ; i ss 3 ae . + ; : +e i z ~ cn +s Bieta. 4 13 i i Bs i: 2 ; 5 ‘ f i) . 7 5 : ; q 64 3 tai § ims _ - rs a9 i * ' 4 ii aay igs . = Ss Lee : ue a fe Ale ade FE I Bee SONS ' te “i 4 as sae or AN Eh MOS ee areal : « * ‘ pe - of «! an’ Pe 25° ba Mas & ad * 3 / x TE ge Ee aE pS wis sf : vai ae ca i , aS Fe eek PER eee ah See a el ae ae oy € PO Be EE Sy FRR SERS ok BS OA PR, CS ‘ the ws “s ORS MS Rie otis thee Si oak sede & : Saiidaiads aebenacas aierpninyeer es cad c tide te. pins yeep oN FO ee ee eee . ‘ “ RAMs py Ei ai eT * Psat J OY RF Sanaa ew ‘ 7 ey oth anegapeds ‘ 00 Oe ee ig ee ge ane Be ee —e aaa ea ss ; Re ~ ~AS ‘. . OSS ~ SSS SY . SSS a $ $446 . ~~" sw AY ~~ _ “y RMY, SS MS NX » ty *, . S \ SN SS CSSA AALS JE A ‘ At, MS ASSL LY 47 J) ff tA SP 3 ‘fA (hia 4 . Yj: py iy ltr WW BETTY will receive your Help Wanted/Ad by phone and carefully place your order. | BETTY will assist you in having your advertisement printed in the usual want ad type with or without’a larger display heading— or if you prefer BETTY will arrange for the entire advertisement to appear in a larger type or in a larger space. : Call Main 1111— BETTY will place the order for any number of times you desire —and will cancel the advertisement as soon as you notify her you have secured the needed help. BET T Y—in short—will be your representative in the Post- Dispatch office to see that your instructions are clearly understood and fully carried out. Ask for Betty © ALIF I LALA AALS AS? tf, LISP ALLZAL SL 2 AAAS SG ty So y tify (JPA LSP VALAIS S, S J - y' - MA if, “ ff 4 os? A J tA Lh gS , oP A nee 4A py ff Mi, Sy) tf ify YW a ‘? Tf, : / - ‘ ( i 4 ( 7 A iy a JA FLA 7 , Mhh Vp, thy pj;44 rd # tip Y, (fd G74 ‘if , Yo f [eee eee ee cs tesneeeENSE MY PLEEOL . SY Sw ~S "a ~ +," ~*~ ~ *\ ~ Se Ca A Ss ~~ ‘* ~ eS ‘ YH Yy Uy Yy Uy, yj Yip, iffy UWffg (hey tf , Wf SRQAg Ss MORN : SV WAY . x Rye MOON “ on Results guaranteed in writing an x Callie Massag- Qvick rubs morning—that from a! Bnown. Patents. Method cd That ; ithe Van Ess Liquid Sealp a use it at home—a few ver the scalp night or is all. lt is different er home method I orotected by U.S. Gm . ; ee t does what no other es or has ever done.’ t massages tremen- nothin ebtalina the es Dusiy active a eeem DIRECTLY > re ot-rejuvenating mbating elements ) THE ROOTS r * 4 ; ~~ _— " ~~, 7 > —™ a > ‘ ns — a. ws _ ae : “a , — : , = ® % ; - s : — j ~*~ - ‘ ¥ The Portland Cement A:sociation is a nd fomal organization to. improve and extend 'e uses of concrete, wun offices MR Ff cites. CONC INK twer a problem Times ha of yesterda motor cal speciallyde ty and uf Resilience vehicle. Ie maintaing® impact, concrete ments pert pavement POR’ -<for peri h

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH eee MONDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 21) 1997___ ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH ____— est SE RT cape | . SPEAKERS DEBATE southeast of here. The slide and (the slide did not reach here until . = pe} ; y a a on | ORDINANCE FOR subsequent ones destroyed all tele- | yesterday, when an appeal was as . a Pee | f phone communication, and word of | brought to the city for physicians. BRIDGE EXCHANGE a. su fee Sa atk R * ; ae Continued from Page 21. i — , Olive St noe , ~ A , yy 312 Locust St. ;} quently reported speeches. He de- Vi Be As Free Arcade Bl aid nl 206Washington §' | clared the Terminal to be un- dig . a ee , | Worthy of confidence, because the . SA 9 a FP » As a Fairy , | : - “. ° ue AP ee ae J J CA eRe RIE Ne A IRR Ee AAO ED IOI NNO A CI AN RS NSBR NAME A aR: a - RC 8 OT AI eS i APR ENE - » se lina . RE A ailiaie AES * f 2 z we ” . = v ; _ : a - * * Peo | ag — —' : ~ . - ’ — a ; > pias ies safe oe ey - Pa i that the $400,000 of revenust _ Flat Pieces trone 'which the Terminal — sacrificed HY SOFT FINTISHED— Feather Pillows, Blan- ‘| Wil ‘ SM | most reputable packers in the J Fiat Troned; Mini- QQ kets. Comforts, Lac e ; dj V7 14) VANS world-famous growing districts ‘ 9 by giving up Eads Brids: 7 muni 32.00 Curtain Ay | a re De ee a a ae ae BPE OA ARE IS: ER AE BE A PER PIL A IE LE 8 EM ce ALLL IAM A OI ra G ‘ \ a ee : oe te ’ a ». Pea , fo Ge et ae es Dandy for kiddies or grown-up that Chicago had outstripped St. narties.. eM ae ri ee . | Louis because it had four compet- eTY P : 1 similar grades command. N at ; LY VARI Qur Truck Goes Lverywhere FANCY — ae. ee ee Telephone GRand 9206-9207 Soe WEET VAR = ———s a . es = — SetSa2 _ LS a fone. He complained that the only == ; Sg —— — stip citee cx Pag, sol comes. Seen"), yet es ee RE TN Oe TR | definite pledges of improvements Chocolate Dipt Cherries made by the Terminal were the '¢- | ja ace ReECECE 7 ne | moval of tracks in Poplar street | ot | ) — ' | Luscious Cherries in cream, dipt in a (to be accomplished, he prophe- | | | ich smoot! chocolate. 4.2C sied, by an undesirable elevated) | Need An Mone ? Pound Box ue ee a ee ) and a new union station for East |} ° &§ Hit ' St. Louis. “And,” he added, Cherry Buttercream a BORROW FROM US | At Special Low 3-Can Prices Layer Cake ! iirigadleo aioe! t1 esemee On Your Car or Furniture We are reducing the prices of these fine peas in 3-can lots to add thousands of new - ‘ — by using the municipal bridge and! @ . ; : , , . oO ealize the value and quality with cherries and buttercream icing ae Wen ; ro a ye » 9a ¢ : on your friends or employers! Just your note! All loans under these labels, you will have no other. Throughout the city housew os | making Li acility useful after | . : . i : : : | - ery r¢ . us , a ae ee erie strictly private. Quick service—loans made in 10 minutes— this opportunity to lay in a supply, knowing that the very eeedey won age Bh Cherry Pie oe $25 to $1000 on a simple, economical plan. Pay back as little additional saving made possible by buying in quantity, is entirely worth while. cated - ~ Deh contong ; 1 weekly. Lowest possible rates. Property left in your ala ld Clash. as $1 v ntry Club You can taste the goodness; just like they 4, SC easiest oy wewrssdbn ee e possession. Why be short of cash when you can borrow here Country Club Avondale Cou y ati ladtc i > 3 Le mers Ci *¢ | eS LAC ¢ | used to make at home....... that Arnold had been. allowed 2: a? a TIN SWEE } SIF I ED : ij, @| : $25,000 fe# for his work covering | ig EM FINANCE CORP Y)' ~~ : Pemm ‘six years upon the bridge bill anc | YAHL . 1039 N. GRAND m™ She finest Wisconsin pea Delicious Wisconsin | peas of Same quality as the tiny ™ | agar Liens oo ae, der. Same quality sells gen- ity sells generally at from lic in sizé. Many people preter ‘to discuss the bill as a public serv- | @ erally at 27c to 30c @ can. to 20c a can. this size. ice. on BB (350° e This provoked Arnold to an !m- | | | passioned attack upon Remmers in |! = wrt | OW i OWS al opening his speech. He declared + a ‘that Remmers was deceiving the | ae t ¥ . Great Spot-Cash Buy—Over 2000 | ‘ 4 public by misrepresenting the terms | \ aioys ge \ Men's & A . ‘ \of the ordinance, by half-truths and at | vebthe’ . } 17 : OSe in po S by an opposition that was not based i AL : me . Can Saat tg Eo capers tage = 22c Can ee ee Cc 3 upon facts. “: the woes thatever! si\ Cited i PS re : | ° h > hi “i c fees ed pedo fag A - : * 1 ‘ } j Tan & CASSI MERE S l} | T S i] . Wiscomsin- A (,00d , New method rejuvenates dormant hair roots or you pay nothing se a Wes oe saps i} ae ete - | * Gray L it eall Karly Nutritious Cans ee rs : : Single Brensted #25 Kinds : a ie es ; 7 ae ; «gly. leadership that ignored the truth.” | De oe ee os 0 June Peas, : Grade. 2 NN ETS NF ENAMEL Ly OG RO OER GRA MET Fen hd Ae ’ ag , ' ” _ + hea b : S NC IY SEE ENR I, TURIN A i Ny " pentane: ees eas ae A ONE LO tL CACC OR Ge va oe Fats Oe eS nD Pas we - . ener te a et RE AE AL AR EIR MAN CON AE A TC Ra A NNR A CE OOOO SAB ct GIO AEE ROE eC AE! NER RE ES UR NE 8 RN RE A CEERI NG Ne ne ’ — x + Soe st Me eee ’ onl - ‘ ee ee — dt. ter arene ——- oats poeeeren a v8 ni or aa . oye — ae : ay —— fn “7 a = ae r ~~ ee 5 - 4. “" me : os tem 4. = . bf 4 ~ ¥ - ; a" “ ; es - : a: & Y a ™~ ; = , : os ee ere) > ple lb. on. Arnold denied the accuracy ; aft 1 or ~ i tell you.” he deela: Otc ad pe ’ Be style-—-8-o2 jar, 18e,. yt Ca! ne Vv. ss Liquid Scalp = nothin The dealer from whom you _. on eo Un in , =: _ \ = enon nip na eee ie supplies the guarantee with i a iIneeting with representatives Full Quart Jar C Club Large 19-oz. Jar 14 are ge. rou use ita . the treatment. Of the Exchange thev tola é ountry U Memick rubs over the scalp night or ee ee Hey told me th, ; The newest (Country Club awe” nd ee een Where obtainable 7 RF ara | : . . . " . ‘¢ + lay rer ryé oor ran \ @Morning—that is all. It is different ihe is now Sbteinadle at oa Bos C e L th rdinanée exr; ' mom any other home method all drug stores. Simply ask for nat the arbitrary was not re er ; 5 : = , ’ Sess Liquid Scal Massage. and that - 2k | eae ge ne te mown. Ii is protected by U. S. : a ee ee treatment with ae it it was nem Pert patents. It does what no other 4 & written guarantee. Or obtain single -XCnange would support the 30-day bottle to try. nance, I see they. have yoted 9 9 Method does or has ever done. § tate > S i . product—now is the time to . anish Olives lant lawn grase teed. We M P —— ee ‘oe Deen ‘Ory careful in the ayonnaise phaweveg aa selection of the seeds and the (‘foulitry Club—has the * Yi ‘That is, it massages tremen- # \ powre LO ¢ PDpOse the ordinance. |] moth Queer. oad mixture shows | true homemade taste— sly active root-rejuvenating : 4 7 we would insert a clause abolish- . Se; quart jaf, Cc} p ure seeds by 4 Als Ss) . ies 4-02. jar, 10¢; 12-0oz. jar, ° - ¥ ¥ af _— ’ i ° d aegis : | ~ Come germ-combating elements ing the arbitrary on grain, (ascan-| If you had that amount to spend, vou ! package— “ag en 4 riyt ‘ ' “ 1 : ° id l Massa e t he Pps , ione . 1. ’ wr 9 “hs : . : Bee RECTLY TO THE ROOTS eT, — egally done in the ordi-|~ § couldn’t ‘find a better wavy to relleve C re angen pee hay AL Pr asians :. " : ; i ri ;nance) the Merchants’ Exchane: ee would vote $5000 to support th vourself of washday drudgery than by F f er “ it : : ‘ bh . Vit tas Wi sialon a usine Cascade Wet Wash. Yet this : ; ii | rm | Bridge Debate Tonight Before ive a . oo cots ci —— on . CORN | IN eee South St. Louis Business a. inode ee, fessional wa: hing ge . | tan ; FRUITS : Se ' . — The bridge exchange ordinanc: costs but-a small sum weekly. it's ( | ANO | Country Club : ; ' j l rf ( ebate q foniyez ; eEefnra th, : ; > FF . . 3 | errr ." "Tu les —Tt. Ayes M ,€ ot Hs ribs ent Neer | cheaper than doing the work vourself. secs el FY Cae, VEGETABLES Bm pep: eo a susIness Men's Association of Sout] : nets vi ‘cans ‘ “4 Ay pe ‘ Wwe rilinote St 7 } . ‘ '«: yy Iya a ° - Louis at Mission Inn by Glends Country Gentle- B. Arnold, who favors the bill, anu | Our modern facilities enable us to do BS 6No. 2 can— man; can— Oliver T. 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od WD? TVENING. FEBRUARY. 21. 5: ee PAGE 24 _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ tia ONDALT EVENING, so - he November issue it ran a full- | , “a Kills Man to Avenge Sisters. C hi D M vs | ma va ai ial c nending tne Pe ALE : — “ed = ~ ne seg ay ta a Some student’ at the University Id — \\ a Christopher, ®1 years old, as con- Add F Bo k .of Missouri noted the document. OU Cou a\ 4 fessed he shot and kifled Dominick or ress rom 0 Peeiicving it to resemble, in part, e nl “ _ > aaa - a sgn eel “The New Latin America,” a book hem UTSE. | ¢ = tacks on his two sisters. He said he Of Mi = U P f by Dr. J. Warshaw, chairman of Ss 1cC@ Issourl U. Ff roressor had gone to Galli's poge "e inten the Spanish department at the a ee school. an investigation of the mat- e ° Gallo e508 road mre ae yt os Scag amram eaeag ter yoga ss wlan tag In the — —if this were fresh peach season! ; . : Gallo had been sentenced ® . analysis, the speech showed a strik- om tacking one of the girls, but — | Dr. AB Warshaw Says He Is Honored by the ing resemblance to material. found But even then, enone a work | been paroled. . ; ° in the book. . : es as luscious as ' ' — Adoption of His Reasoning and Facts by “When Dr. Warshaw was shown when sliced peac ' DN Be on d—as George ¥ oo ° . T. ° A : the result, he admitted that the these are always ready to serve. p 7 "E acy lea es ge President in Speech on Latin America. Dales & caase resembinnce i | . to “The New Latin America,”’ but * ° re ra ml mee ‘ a . - es — letlined tq make a further state- America’s most wonderful sight! Now more magni atalina—— 11 power, 5 | Specia! to the Post-Disretch. ’ Extracts from his talk were widely nent. than ever,r. The grandeur of the marvelous ice * : ; , 55 4 - all-around perfo COLUMBIA, Mo., Feb. 21.— ‘printed, quoted and generally com- the author of the speech : ; . ' : C ; ‘When President Coolidge addressed mended. was familiar with the work of the tions 1S beyond description. Oee it yourself, The “El Estudiante de Espanol,” a! Missouri professor is indicated by if ic ; , ih WED, THURS | the Pan-American Press Congress annette ae eehed tq the fact that he quotes two pass- beautiful electrical illumination in the world. EL ustration prove our see “* montniy ‘rio0dai l sneéad if - ¢ 1 . ‘ } rit 1§ ° 1e egroe verh: wy ‘Th — - 4+ > os Sirloin, Ib at Washington April 8, 1926, he New York from October to May |#8¢s Ve! batim tga es ome : Po lar Te T. 7 Steaks irioin, ~5¢ | won approval of his careful presen-/...) year, printed part of the/|in America. Dr. Warshaw is not § : ‘a ; } xX( u ea A ee nee. rt SO te meh ete aE ght oie «MaRS + RAN fe ARR! ARR gt EN a eee ON ee Alte ~~ Tarn . 7 oe sto by gin’ psa to ae en Fae ee eee ™ PUB oie ae Dairy tas oR Prt Be Oe hs gy Ae nr ae -=— —_ BAS: Two days and a night ; ae — | America. Then he says: “No less Mase as 7 == than eight institutions of higher “ , : : Nia") Mi ae,’ PSY BEE at Niagara Falls establishment in 1636 of Harvard, | aa S.-i ~ Sie ee a a ies Te Oe as ee en 2 ee eae university in the United ie Arrive Niagara Falls Saturday. Returning leave Niag ; : The Rove and Pontifical i ae CAN D LE S aay Falls midnightSunday,and arrive St. Louis Mondaveven rsity of St. Paul, in Mexico, AS G2 : = : a Jb Kh oe Same. 5 | oo. | A A Wonderful Educational Trip and the Greater University , / Mark, in Lima, both were chartered )} 3 —s Fe y ‘2 . . by royal ddcree in the year 1551." |W > == s This is your opportunity to see something you'll never for On page 228 of “The New Latin| if Take the children. Half fare for those under 17 years of America,” the Missouri professor! | ake emen toda } particulars says: “Eight universities had — sh Ticket On thas ys oo been established in Latin America’ before the foundation of Harvard | | Bfis 1 F, | McNally, D. P. A MAin 4980. ~ College in 1636. Two of them, the! : University of San Pablo in Mexico! SERVING SINCE 1838 — —— oe ‘a pone ho ~ Don’t let your little one ‘and that of San Marcos in Lima,| were created tn 1551 and the Unt-| suffer a moment longer than | versity of Santo Domingo in 1558."'| Risers belecs che oe A di — we or nO iA “6 in a a eee No... we're not referring to George, himself ‘ a | ? ily with this all-season fruit '|}“Printing in the new world first : ; Rife, spreadstothe“‘dangerzone” | i ialagee-che “aot appeared in Latin America. The »_.. but the parties that will be given in his U 101 : — first printing this side of the Oe ° oe Sagas oo caa c wae of Scientifically grown by the United 2h eC ge ie i goles ty in | honor Tuesday night. The Busy Bee has Table ca + anc stren Ul + ; . 4 : Saat si “ ~*\ : be i F * twenty eee eeey: caretally imporced and sagt . | Favors, Candy Hatchets, Cake and Candy ele distributed by the Fruit Dispatch Com- On page 258, Dr. Warshaw § , h years, PERTUSSIN has | ee, writes: “The printing press, first. | Novelties appropriate to the occasion. ose , rescribed by physi pany, Unifruit Bananas are standard the ee ee : 3 rel - - Y Uj cme Tre i if Lik jJVi@XICO cians ta children’s coughs year round. in 1535, published spiritual tracts, | —even Whooping Cough. They reach you in a germ-proof pack- primitive news leaflets and catche- WASHINGTON’S BIRTHDAY SPECIALS chisms in the ! It is safe, dope-free and chil- age. If they should be green at the tips a re ee rT ear ear" tongues.” CHocoLtaTe MARASCHINO CHERRIES, in remembrance dren like its taste. It soothes when purchased, . _ eis © is tO After four more sentences, the | of the famous Cherry Tree, milk and dark— a the irritated tissues of the | place them ina warm room. Then nature President says: “In any consid- 1-lb. boxes only 50° throat, helps nature to free |, will quickly turn the skin a golden yellow eration of the comparative prog- irD 1ick eck : wn—a sure sign that the ress and achievements of Latin dad pelo ies eR . 5 America and the United States, we VaAnitLa Torte—A rich, butter sponge, clothed in a sticky phlegm,andpromotes | bananas are fully ripe and best to eat. a wae cee y phiegm, P y fipe must remember that the United bonbon icing, and decorated especially for 60s LL ON I EE NE NN RTI nm ee PHILLIPS Milly of Magne F Hereafter instead of soda take a} gases. Besides, it neutralingg little ‘‘Phillips Milk of Magnesia’’| fermentations in the bowels | in water any time for indigestion or} tly urges this souring waster | “¢ sour, acid, gassy stomach, and relief| system without purgi is will come instantly. more pleasant to take soda 4 Better Than Soda Try a 25c Bottle @ é recovery. | | Try this simple ripening process with States had the advantage ofa na- | Pee WARNING! —Call your physi- the next hand you buy. You'll find the tional a for more than 40, ff Tuesday s Parties. ..o+ “~ Gian at once at the first sign ofa . os ; ; . years before*the Latin American | croupy couch. The immediate use delicious flavor of _ fully ~~ banana countries had become independent. | S ; [ . A 1 W k of PERTUSSIN will relieve the well worth waiting for. The Battle of Yorktown, which. pecta S. ee child until the Doctor comes. marked the end of our Revolution. 4 A A was in 1771, while the decisive bat-, Paraiotic Sticxs—Red, White & Blue get a 15° UNIFRUI T B N NAS a Sere = Eneopen- smal! box for the boys and girls—the box.. REG. U.S. PAT. OFF aence yas fought at Ayacucho, 1G. U. S. PAT. OFF. Peru. in 1824.” : , : wee ; 9 : i. | 2 A United Fruit Company Product Imported and Distributed by Substitutes Later Statistics. Cocoanut Tea Rrnc—have you ever tried 30° ; son i? r fifty years penuine ‘‘ Phillip is on ‘* Phillips.”’ On page SB, Dr. VA ars haw Writes: this coffee Cake: @seeeeeeeeveee ever Vf a ¢ Magn i + — ig > q y + ins ea ata ea bottles, ° - 4 4 C - >i t t . ) 3- a 5 5 > 7 b Now, approximately 40 vears—to > 5" # sahaetepevn: 7 \ xacf 43 "ears ma ’ +} seribed by physicians because it over- drug store. “ Milk of — i ; e Ls» oO \ =f . - i . ‘ Y r > , yme sf © i - s I ni - a m lend «Which we have had cave Going [0 Dine first «oe Busy Bee comes three times as much ac d in! has been the U. 8. +a . >. Ne - ; i, Then the President continues “Since about 1876, these inde- ’ mendent republics have been ex- panding commercially at a rapid Tha following are very oe Se 3 | * for Fconomicai Transportatron | i= striking figures, although prepared Tex Fe RARER a ——n ye FOR YOUR OLD ELECTRIC CLEANER ome years ago. In 1919, with « , soe | pi Bos ek population under 80,000,600, the ee 3s Baye Bie | | ) | : 3 ; 3 if on the Purchase of total foreign commerce of Latin | . oes , LETAY— Americ rountrie mounte te ' ape y 2 ; ———— Mf > e-5 — x SS ae yt . ~ +} oc ; iy LF ai uit, Jali + Lis, 08S0C 4 4 : * oF j a, > ‘ ts 2 - ‘ ve . ‘ , ) . > \ m ae LIT { ~ + cal Qn . “ " = : | : aa : i ineialaes Aha at eit ating ae 538s ree eau ae ae eRe Lise e 2, Dr. Warshaw writes: Aa - Telephone now and you can have a brand new: Eureka and its famous High-Vacuum attachments on free trial. No obligation. See for yourself why the Eureka has won the Grand Prize and Highest award | COMPLETE SET OF at seven world’s expositions. | HIGH-VACUUM Ring ATTACHMENTS : a | es a aK, . 8 Ay SA | SEK vee hy pf Eureka Vacuum Cleaner Co. Joe cs. Ge | 1 \ Fea ia white CEntral 6227-6228 ©6©]17 Locust St. CEntral 6227-6228 ee ee ee RACER ne ie. — 711 N. TAYLOR 7165 LYNDOVER PLACE 352 COLLINSVILLE AV. a prophet if I w ‘Th | Z Union Electric Light and Power Co. Twelfth and Locust Phone MAin 3220 hoses caer rgatada ee ge tury f | , DAU, THE HOUSE FURNISHER eee 3 Patieve that, wo student | ol | C H EB b | A R O I F, ao Four Stores Phone TYler 3712 century will be the century of phe- | . -FAMOUS-BARR CO. STIX, BAER & FULLER. J"... ...... m | in Chevrolet H rskory , Electrical Section—Basement Gallery. ns ches Die teme® ta wane bh GArfield 5900. (Grand-Leader) CEntral 6500 aT ar Pies eeepseen . President dwells on the sia of ~ (entinued on Next Page.

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pitarnaatMrecrere-rganl— ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ MY ey "\ ne _. , - 2° SC cma ; ss i = : “<5 re _* —_ lhl ‘ = by A STRAIGHT EIGHT lead —as George Young led at ina—in power, speed, endurance all-around performance. A dem- tion will prove our contentions. I sight! Now more magni ur of the marvelous ice forms. iption. See it yourself. The mination in the world. are Excursion — ary 25 5am. 8:30am. 6:30 day Morning and Friday Senin in $ Tickets good in we Sleeping Cars (Pullman fare ext) ys and a night agara Falls turday. Returning leay “6. . : i Nia nd arrive St. Louis Monday evening oon City Sales 3114 Washington Avenue ‘COOLIDGE DREW ADDRESS MATERIAL : Continued from Preceding Page. |Latin America, unapprectated by citizens of the United States. This resembles the material in the book, Then book. | : analogy in the ‘ pages 9 and 10, and page 3. LX -S] Xx I Y follow four sentences without ex- | ; Nm act h —_— a <= Discouraged Skin still rough, pimply, clogged, | after trying so many remedies? Then begin today to use Resinol Ointment. You won’t have to wait to know that it 1s healing your trouble. The first applicatior usually stops all smarting and itching and makes the skin look healthier. Its continued use for a rea- “sonable time rarely fails to clear away the disorder entirely. Free May we send you a free smaple each of Resinol Soap and Ointment? Wnte | Dept. 60, Resinol, Baltimore, Md. lL Educational Trip to see something you'll never fo fare for those under 12 years ofeat go today! Full particulars at » Broadway & Locust or ask} . 2). } hee MAin 4980. Dash — ‘ING SINCE 1838 — |) two = further—lasts longer. A ey, = NE SPOONFUL | 4 of Calumet Baking Powder does the work of of many other brands—it goes ig Time & Money Saver. CALUMET THE WORLD'S GREATEST BAKING POWDER MAKES BAKING EASIER —IT’S DOUBLE ACTING Sales 2'/, Times Those of Any Other Brand PHILLIPS Milkt 3 of Magnesi | Next | } tuke & gases. Resides, it neutralizes ae nesia’’, fermentations in the bowels aad tion or) tiv urges this souring waste from d relief} system without purging. It is more pleasant to take than soda, a Try a 25c Bottle *hillips}| Insist upon ‘‘ Phillips.’’ m pre} five cent and fifty cent bottles, it over- dru : store. - Milk of Magnesis cid in! has been the U. 8. Registered solution; Mark of the Charles H. ng the’ Chemical Company and its pred m all! sor Charles H. Phillips since 187%, gatherings. versity.” - | ‘The foregoing is similar to ma terial found in Dr. Warshan Open All Day Tuesday, Washington’s Birthday ce, Post-Dispatch has the Oo magazine in St. Leuls. +. A One-Day Special Values for Tuesday Only in a Sale! od White Gold Again ... By Popular Demand... For One Day Only Wedding Rings Engraved Last week we sold out on this item...many were disappointed, but we have secured another ship- ment large enough to last for just one day. Do not miss this event! Wonderful values! 25c DOWN—25c WEEK 285 P a oo ; Diamond Rings A Special for One Day $275 solid white gold, this Ring is set with three bril- -geeanetgll a oe wee sg _. handsome 20-year salalialy ae case. Tuesday graved. only! 50c DOWN 50c DOWN 50c A WEEK 50c A WEEK Jeweled Elgin Watch A Special for One Day $129 Wonderful values! A genuine [WATCHE S— ie / 6th & St. Charle, _MONDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 21. ,comes the quotation from “one of,dent Coolidge has not mentioned } found on page} Prof. Warshaw’s name or his book, : Varshaw feels he has'! FROM A BOOK | The President then discusses Sar- | P@id a great compliment in draw- | ing upon him so copiously. ;our noted writers,”’ "68 of the book. | miento, using the same facts and ‘reasoning found on pages 268-269 lot the book. Tren he discusses |Latin-American art, music and ‘other forms of culture, along the lines Dr. Warshaw develops on jpages 260, 272-274. Next, President Coolidge tells of ithe popularity or music and drama ‘in Latin America and of the the- ‘aters there. The material resembles that of the book, page 277. Then the President tells of lLatin- America’s great scientists, the ma- teria] resembling that of the book, pages 277 and 278. The next paragraph of the speech is devoted to education in Latin America. It page 22% of the book, and also includes the ‘quotation concerning norma! schools, found on page 243 of “The New Latin-America.” Material Resembles Extracts. The President says that in recent ‘years has come a profound realiza- tion that the commercial interests resembles ‘of Latin-America and the United | States have a strong natural bond. ‘After this sentence he talks of 'Latin-American shipping, along the lines the Missouri professor da- ivelops on pages 33 to 35. and page /131. Next, the President tells of United States capital invested in Latin-America, as Dr. Warshaw ‘does on page 310. Here ends the ‘portion of the speech the November number of | ‘Spanish Student,’’ that is, “El Es- jtudiante Espanol.”’ | In:‘the smal] remainder of the ‘speech, printed in the December Is- isue of the periodical, all the ma- |terial resembles extracts from “The New Latin-America.”’ | President talks of the United States ibranch banks in Latin-American | cities, as does Dr. Warshaw on page 1131. | Then the President tells of Unit- ‘ed States commerce with Latin |'American countries. The figures are.later, but the composition an: reasoning are analagous to those ii the book, pages 107 to 109 ani The President then tells of the rapid development and improve- ment of Latin American cities, as |the Missouri professor does on | pages 22 to 24. | The speech continues: “No | hewspapers in the world have . | higher rank than some of those in Latin America. I understand the amount of cable matter con- tained in our press for a good many years did not begin to compare with what was to be found in th: leading dailies of the southern re. publics. Several of these papers have buildings equal, if not superior, to those in our country ,;One newspaper in particular | /notable for public service outsid ithe mere publication of news. I maintains free legal and medicina bureaus, show-rooms for the dis play of things intimately ed with agricultural, stock-raising, and the chemical industries. Also furnishes auditoriums for lec- tures, plays, concerts and other It approaches a uni- news connect mle e = “on no~72° ~ -*- book, pages 23, 216. 252 and 25 On page 23, Dr. Warshaw say: ‘“ILo Prensa has one of equipped, most imposing and mos’ usefu] journalistic buildings in ty: world, costing $3,000,000. an what is considered nearly the best if not actually the best, of foreig news Starting at bottom of page 252, and econtinu?: throvgh page 253, the Missou: professor Says: “La Prensa, the great Arger tine daily, whose owners have 2’ ways worked for public enlighte: ment, includes in the magnific«: building in which it is housed public reading room an audit ‘rium in which lectures open to the public tre regularly given “The education afforded by th admirable newspapers of Lati: America would alone be sufficier to destroy medievalism and ir plant a modern civilization in relatively short space.” The speech closes: “It is parti: ularly gratifying to have prese: at this gathering men whose cha: acter and reputation are recor nized internationally, ineludin; one who bears a name which fo three generations has stood for th: best in journalism. There can scarcely be any doub’ that the President has gone to th work of a Missour! professor fo: practically everything in one o: his most {mportant speeches. Ap parently Prof. Warshaw’s book ha: best expressed the thoughts of President regarding Lain-Americ and our relations with it. Presi the bes ~~. — by ie - ‘* St rvice Ss. tf? “ADVERTISEMENT WHEN YOUR FOOL FAILS TO DIGESI And Gurgles up ‘n Sour Risings or Heartburn Try a little diapepsin. world for stomach comfort. Hard to tell what upsets a stamach. Some- times it’s milk or fresh bread or steak and onions. Almost anything will cause gas, biliousness or heart- burn. But whatever it is diapepsin works like magic. It actually digests food, rests the stomach, absorbs the ‘sour, acid, brashy risings from what ever cause. Even in the morning, if you get up with a coated tongue, fee] nauseated and the thought of breakfast repels food, one or two diapepsins will make you feel good and want to eat. Anyone at the mercy of restan. rants and lunch counters can fortifv itheir stomach against trouble with one or two diapepsins after eating. Get a 60 cent package of Pape's Diapepsin at any drug store. You’l! enjoy the effect. Beats the = | but Prof. rand then if vou are not happy over your money | First, the | 1927 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _____- | _ PAGE 25 _ADVERTISEMENT Weak, Puny Children — Get Better Quickly Right Way to Put on Good Flesh and Make Them Grow Up Strong and Vigorous. Don’t take any chances when your frail child is underweight and needs the help of vitalizing vitamines. Go right to Wolff-Wilson Drug Stores or any druggist and get a box of McCoy's Cod Liver O1] Compound Tablets. You can yet 60 tablets for 60 cents, and as they are suyar coat- ed children like to take them. 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The widow who must provide for the future of her children finds Standard Oil Company (In- diana) stock a safe and secure investment. The working man who is industriously building up his small fortune invests his money in Standard Oil Company (Indiana) stock, confident that his investment will earn for him a reasonable return. 15,325 of the 29,573 employes of the Standard Oil Company (Indiana) are also owners of the Company, acquiring their stock by the generous terms of the Employes’ Stock Purchasing Plans. A substantial part of the capital behind the vast business of the Standard Oil Company (Indiana) represents the hard-earned savings of thousands of individuals. The “capitalists” who furnish it are a large and democratic group. A democratic spirit prevails throughout the or- ganization of the Standard Oil Company (Indiana). Opportunity for advancement is limited only by the ability and industrious effort of the individual. Men holding the highest positions in the Stand- ard Oil Company (Indiana) have worked their way up from such humble jobs as office boy and machinist’s helper. All men have equal chances in the Standard Oil Company (Indiana) and this democratic spirit acts aS an incentive to sustained effort and effi- ciency. Finally, and most important, the Standard Oil Company (Indiana) is democratic in its purpose. To serve faithfully and well the poor and the rich, the inhabitants of great cities and those who live in far-off country places—to serve all the thirty million people of the Middle West with the very highest efficiency and skill is the unwavering pur- pose of the Standard Oil Company (Indiana) : | General Office: Standard Oil Building 910 So. Michigan Ave., Chicago, II. PBS ASE RGE). SIALOE OLLI) PS ort eee Mee CK PRS eS Rise LAN ely eae A ey Sh ap “ae ee 4 ss ea Bs See & * a. eaves lee Be heap Flay Pench He he Hye = Nae Ye so aA Mak ts = od ! ie % ; oe he ter a Mas AA 7 — - &: tf a = ee fn - ete e or ie hfe Siem ot eae rea Pt 2 rae —~ ‘ y pews * igeb-aill os * ee I er Bie nad <tc ye =» oe er aot ote we Wh aro ae i a RS Ne Re ine a eh ® 0 aw a ty Ger © a wm ‘ el ” ‘wees * ig spent he ray + vee na ~ Rai. So prep ae tte we We ot ae” OE CeO ae naatl ae + eae, Rp aoe: Gate “te

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PAGE 26___ | _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ . _ MONDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 21, BEN MILLERS ‘REACH SECOND ROUND IN iss aaa cia Ste ihe ae iste sth Sis Wiel vit. me ee ——— — - _— ee eee | ee RATICANS LOSE, Paolino Must Crush Hansen to Win ‘Saceae e fame a Battling Ms a sats : wcT BATTLE 5-4, IN FIRST Elimimation Bout With Jim Maloney ‘To rctant Game ‘orgets to “Throw” His Right. For Fight gF YEAR SE ee ee ee ee en oe Te ae oe en Ce es Madigan F orgets to “Throw” His Right. Slater tes ee. . ser Re eee OU got him,- Madigan citi you got him, kid! ° | \ , TITLE CONTEST Principals in Next Friday's “~ Delaney, Victim of Bosto- Rough Riders Can Clinch High Watch his left, Madigan : Bes, Matchmaker Tippeliy : FOR MARCH ] ¢ Pe a ee ee ee es eed et etn hellpntenna ! ° . : Stay ray from his my boy! Hold hard, Madigan for Any EOE eee ee | J ? ket Title With Stay away irom a - : - | Heavyweight Seance at | — t Friday, Is Seek School Bas One-two, Madigan, give him the one-two! You got him goin’! morrow Night LaBarge Stars as White , oo | Victory. Sate ganna q _—— | - New York Will Both Be ao | ing and May Be Granted Back, now! That's righ ee aE al Banners Are Eliminated | E , — Keep that chin pulled back—-see! He popped —Te : 2-0 by Bricklayers in ott : ae ee ane Pane tak fi ca a sappointment tm th GEE COW Plenty WwW e Next Eleven ‘ eer - 4 ca + +7 natic} — ha} lea 7) : ira Dispatch hall e Be 7 ae 4 ’ ooo = > a +. -_ " . , * ; ‘ 5 aaa ll : ‘ - — Vs e Card 4 Post- . , — ' ate lum, last o roreign entries . 39 hs , I One Aa Fiche ai Madigan boy, that didnt ht le. om Was scared ¥ 4A LOG te any great 2 SPRINGS, -Fila., Fee $259, Raticans. Positions. Millers. 3 a Sayre “ 4 nrever lanevy from fightin; : Px: | P area . ATE : knodkente ‘Sia Te: rar | detell CKXard |} leavyweignt eimi- ' verwhelming adereat aun O [0liy 1 ip. Shake your head Vance aro Watch ; . Omaker Jacp ; jone-too+warm Ge: pee Oellermann. Groal ... Bartnett . aes . | Ine gi weeks. i ated. ar sata aE SP sha i eee . reetet | al Hl . latioy t ni. Se. . , tere tn uen Vide! sae 5 aoe pee i Dave two @iiy ” , a e Fi + #56 i. o. " . _birbe , : . ’ : ‘ ; 2 ‘ — oA i ’ io ’ , , a 4 bet —_ } ; > a asque woodchopper, by an ’ ] ain faturday, plas en L. , ae l reserve ae - dav far the’ »roke . -*: —- impressive victory over Knute Dempsey s Plans Uncert : Soldan owns the only ieag \ Mew bile iG Tis now. ininuce 1 Tight, Tippetts a EE. based Whaien......H. H. ..Croak Te. , ~ announced tag ~v : ting _- sat ‘ a = ai ing : 10-round match at Madison Square a ss c e, a seve) a | in thé ee i ail ack away’ Frey ohen, loca} f Pastor... 7s § .. Tracy . peat i] if, though ' al go tle his way into a bout with the 9 fre ¢ mpion, announ l jast nigh pite the previous defeat, osevel! ; uf = ae TT ntatively closed Ratican..... ; J. Dunn : : tatica ard said today. A c.0se, feature- . = So a i. _ i = Referee—Cradock. a agreed to ber . * and Lar ng ma r for the heavyweigh*’ yb : > * ae . : - ad : oe our Reva ere -_ — ae — : oe Three St. Louis soccer ele Plans for Maloney “ r the futu: . me @ week ' PE Ae NaS ver CSniiaesis started piay in the first round ot in ld ae ee smpsey recentiy wa: nfined to. _ pC ; area aa ake va glove away from ya n . Madigan boy: > didn’ ompieted yesterday whea . 7 + ea ieee eee ee i ee, et oe OM ai eee 2 eens GF Mis OS aE Theta 3% , oor kes schweppe . Garden next Friday nignt, can bat- ~ ; fempser, rmer heavyweigmt : eo lees Ff 4} edu! aha ci Se : for one reserve A [ sce s a > 44 &s . « ; : Li ; UW i 4 ‘ ‘ ¢ a c e | 7. ur +} re ~~ ' Link } i. + rw i cont est and ¢ Hhnicek .. Bollam ; sa i Boc hnic h ‘ eongueror oi Jack Delaney, Rick- e " 4). se : Mulroy i 2 : a! “ . . : . ‘ . , . ss aoe ib " ‘ais McHenry... ..Q. R.. L.. Dunn ‘ oo oe. Ba. ..s.eeeeey |. ° ' sarxer : less fight will mean the elimina- ) from future consideration in the Pa fas F Ss eo; ic 0 velt for. ! s kept inac- | = eee ; ee | rounds if Linesmen—John helly aad IL. ~der » promotion ; sb 1Of Wal oo ae BR 7 i inds heir services are Time of halves—15m. ee hy ™ m, As k ‘ 7. ry id e —_ : ! Ps ee . - ad a a d : ‘ ” T: - 4 Dee ‘ . a. : 3 ! oS | ape : - 2 Be i 3 a my | iZ . for 2 six-round contest, rd indicated that ie ee nie tate | iliness. |... abe : mee = Mua i yO VEX iseum fistic revipg ~ in f nan. signed Ray Palmer, forme Twenty Players in Party. i eee” 3 ae ' od ,oisonini in lif : ri. ’ . teur star of the Business ; ec or vet irnewered the tion championshi| s 7s! . : age Pinite.” I in by 1@ acquisi n o Kes i > A: ‘hay were a — , i att bt ne | ans are inde?in nH ape ’ 3 . to meet Sammy Schnemmllees call for du ey were as , ee © 4 n lii ae § ‘ 2 oan Ca “ : Bye I ee Ade hn: : , i c] ha i nar VeTe? ) 7 Lis years Qin i ) STr > : } ‘ r he 2a te ] 1 + ope ‘ary _ : - coe " or) (mi 9 th ] ¢ A pi ) s SCR } rd ¢ nN } i “td - | e i Lio i Lii i } iit Wi ater bottle. Madi } South Broadway southpaw, allows: va rh. Var a l- ee eee, | Tigue strugsie, March 3 r tl , ——_ tn eel SENN a ne ne te anecati’s baat barn i; Take ya glov ‘ay from there, boy! Don’t try look featherweight event of fourmilige, W: |. Ballou, Falk,. Nevers, in the running and in the second —“S" | ee ee, . 3 a Lal ‘ i : Maas . a, teak ¥ u. : . Ose = ‘ or . : } : ~ . “ : te af round will aad pp S Dempsey he rc ‘at % , =. ' a> 4 he ; } A Vv rine ner y bid ae : " 1. my ‘ehas brit ig onsrom Bil! Vv ¢ oOlling r fen mts wv ' ' oat s8684 | Ca . Wellston-Johnst: ity contest, a on RLY» : Pe me : bi \ Real scoring Punch. | : Se TF Lei tn a € ™ “ . ‘ ry s ® $| M rr G . heduled f whom he ! ttered to defeat in 1 oo ae Y ontinue boxir ye ret niiiati Oana ae —T - LOUIS and Alorrie sehen: i ied yr : wes . nov s Onoe = 1 sry @ : : ww We ‘ i aa Her on © ' } ‘ . “ nan's iq § di i eg ies rounds aot F riday night. another = “Th: ves ' Sls mak + « aten Chance prove that after all a Madigan? bout; Charles Theodore ang as the en Mi See e ; good ttl nat maj ht beat “a set SA Dewe 1) See ts ide! Nis e. ed > mnder oe bas] .fter - : : —— . oteniie wih age er ver the Rati ; : good big an? R: ird said he: ° “Se —- . a ae fing contender: pene : Rages : = welterweight contest: Norm soma here yeoterds: Rites, (en Sb bt aM Wine of his plans, | (Ee SY oh. eave weight crown. ester hie LONE DD genase mcaretae U.S. Polo Defense Princeton Leads = . 9 ete teil v ani Yr f the , . 7_ av: a ssi a i , : , want aaa eignt even of this city go down toa 2 to 0 Pete Reilly, manager of th PAOLINO UZCUDEN. Tie totmes champion will con: at the hasket to long and hurried Committee Named Basket R defeat at the hands of the Brick- French-Canadian, had sought a re- ak alte Sens t daily Elis shots The floorwor!] f Sausell S e ace xe 1. ittle Fellow om Last = — , tur Tatch api Gy 2 Tn i a mn bn t's : : ‘ ' ' is ; raduatin his 3ix-round layers, one yf the il 7 - Bi. LuUrn mat Ade ; han > . ry . n¢ ! I i A ; i F n -_ ier rine x" rp » - ; : : As an exhibition of nshiy Rickarmi’s Forfeit Up. |000 forfeit that Rickard agreed to for two or three weeks but he said ine two outstanding featur - Burke Replaces Strawbridge— Tigers Probably Will Increase *° °° °° °"™* . oe ‘a | 4H is tb keep ‘Cer me between the Mili The second $106,900 of the $200.- ‘denosit on o: et » May eet h ¢ oule ick ft roa WoT s Si ities ue | i me ° - a i ers tabether in e final eve ae \ : secy 8 3 mK de? Z Metal nan. featherweights, are to mm 4 ; 2 : % ; re’ Aiict LA ami iit ] s ee ; me an , ' ' wee = a ; : oon . ; en Rita p ss€ tion for passipe:. ‘ut the passing | rainin Or 7. eed vents: the season Pe ae , om d nan a itn the pros] t vide the semifinal to a ff ; ; sain f both elevens wus wild. want ee 3 , & | Mei i Bis oe Sol ae ing e international hallenge increasing the margin this wee} -ap between Digger Nels ie Sabi: ' : + Beh 0 ee ONE rb me Bete ao sola > er f . é AOR LE at WE voor : Ua : . ‘ ‘ ‘ il ; heiders times the pass went he man i a as eoread 9 KARLS P . oo ian) » 3? os + . ’ _— ee ‘ . . “ “ se > ’ » » Bi r} a ] . “oe . - " the Millers and a = ee : SPEED SWIMMING aioe ; 6 142; * : riman, of th a outfits. ale q and give them tne ITEHEAD AND R ston Puri — P a - ° tI ; i + > 2, ace 1. 7 ; 7 *4 ; 7 . a 7 4 } . vv. ? * r “— « a a on 5% entrants i r) ’ . ‘ . i - } . } T v ‘ee! . a and SW) mmer " Li 2%: & OU] . » afternoons Op zit lirst. Second. ~*~ Leda} R. R Sh) ne : neets [Ler ed iu! ete tg a IG ett ye 0 5 } - + te ¥ ' +} . 12zaPr | revive te (,oals Shots Stopped Wednesday evening at _' *4 : ; ,’ ¥ 4 - ~ .- >- > . * } ** ~ ~ : } ) . ° = - st ” , . « ¥¥ = & . ss AA ow aa & &ai any ‘ 4 “ § . 1 TY >% nrse 2 rp : © F tol: ’ Bt \ . ’ — Fs +. P| . . on x » 1. Bs »4 ; - +» * ef a T * ‘i 4 4 7 i “~ ; a ’ - - 4 > . r . . ; . 2 ‘ z . - n " — + ° . - — ™ + ] ° - | — ~ - a ah os ‘+ yt Fr — - . + ah ai bi & 1; 1 , r ? ‘ ; ¥ poy 4 4 y T 4 ‘ ‘ - y _ @ Corners 1 because tening, -and becat a4 ei] » OT tandi il match in| egm. 2] months ooked to play Ford-Humphries at the sear fu th se Pi aint | til : ‘ j s ‘ . he . Foul throw-ins ; af . ; ae a ee | | ONE es we i . e- > . | ‘ ; ; ‘ m : a9 . 4 4 Aaa i ‘ p - _ J ‘ se ta i ‘ ‘ ‘ : 4 ‘ 4 aA , iia Po ' : : - _a . . " 7 . . . . . > . si Ma : ' 4 = — ‘ . rls ry ‘ +} " . ® In ica 1} ae Y . : ’ arms a , | eA second round will é ee ee ee ee ee ad =m 1S BOP eo le eee TY ‘ ~ 7 ? 7% ‘> J ¢2 > 2 : oi re LU 5 7 eee te 7 ee en re oo , eee : nny Pattee * ” t. » 'e BO siennuor tne, cee Ae nly PML EOE ALORA ALE LAE EL ». a oe f whereas the Mill: _ ond - * eis - « t Ame At i ae. Ouls : Bante ; Sh ia »f 4 “ ith 3rogA } lage f nl we — 11a 1 men) Freshmen wil meet the winner of “° ~~ eran 0) a Snyder Will Be ey ee mewaree both ring veloping their mounts, the Cal O71 Foley were compiete:y ulp yet the Missouri Pacific -Wreatern |8* f‘rmilns meets for ' L. : : , er @ th £7 ren " 3 Visine ttn: Mild a" peace ve sutation. im the second. * gare at 8:30, and the Sodality anda vari ty The diver's ainin if ate Reporting aks og i 2 mea es . vinne 01 mn 1924 he brought Eas he | Goals Come Thick and Fast. unday Schoo! teams will play at z = “ie , st oo ewiln At Cc ds’ C tii 7 mm 5. ; -" “ oe q rin] tean : 15 > ia 31, . ar ” Scoring started after 10 minutes g An ee ie ‘ aras amp ay ee: Ot gig TN ae eats Nfted thea ei — ham | . | rot } af. in : | Titi Nn - i ( \ i AeA IE2 | Be j 2 = es - ‘ } id ‘ i ~ SOD “eee? [not eye ry “F Ce aeeaialal ae. ? > & : — 4 ; - halfback, to gef 10 in ie National A. A. U. tourna tT ce the ec SS just f ; eee i Ss : ’ mitt } a. a5 ‘ “23 nie - . 7 _ noaaprentaats asin an coe mae mm s mreek a JUDGE CIGARS a jCoibion Quintet = ’ _ — . . ' ~rPey _—— + . ro — . T aan ’ } ; . : ‘+ : . . La Barge “ar of Game. 01 1 tne ' point from Ray ca | ae ; 1 8 | race: Special to the Poet!) «par roiunes 9n the importa Or re Ca Swill + ina : ; ne mage fg ; fest @HICAGO, Feb. 21.—Followers |= ming, which permits a tan’ to, cit ead 0 | Leads Bowlers of the Bricklayers Soccer team Was py Tom Scott. one of McCarthy's tech 1 troke. . ad strok: ant a. | y Sega Men who know cigars judge quality on five | =~, 3 . - ,* rege? ey . ri €« Vo : rn ~ 2. + ; : a 7 eres } , i: " ; ‘ ; ” *s2- j Ass . ’ * rs 7 - AS : 5 fuPtlan ye ou “ days ns - : if ai a «A fo rimer eB ars, and {,e : rece =a‘ ; . ; Place in City Scratch round of the Natiotr al ‘Ompetition “tls at ay) ~- th :oOm i 1. ; r) Ov I . "¢ »* i ble TY) I .F ~ Li ADVERTISEMENT 2UT OWN OTFanizat.on aere 18 20 complete | . This price y : And at the same time they were he ball once valle rhe stroke practi this we kept hin agreement as to which feature ie the main ; be ' represents a ournament. ‘oud in thetr praises of goal Kee P- ; gr abt bing a roan from . ¢ ’ + Pei . ‘ ‘ = ’ ; + 4 a reason for Lae grow. 7s popula: +3 f San b elice | ‘ i oe: ‘ 4 b ‘ fal saving er La Barge of the KRanners This 4 ey “a naiteen | tt a » wut a Sees Refore hi at Se. Is it the blend of ‘ts milidcnesas or other cy * suOstantt . ae ™ Bneoll iv ? ninwu es jr @t r eA e - Stas > e i. on a — all i . - -s S agile athlete, despite some hard he been making ; wirn quaiues: Try one and judge it point by p nt. | ae on each pair. _”“* +h , ¢ Stel who had been resting in thire@ — — rte wa ~~ — tes Adapts » Ly ve my Bt fed AR Si Al ys @teamle sa @ —? A pl ee hat feature do you think is res ble bumps, KAVe ia gwreat display and A ly out a minute before the first ade santana aioe alse wey” the amaz mn stoiat ie jemand et } bc ; a , ‘ e > . P . ‘ ~ rie , wb ha a8 . as a asbtbit se 1474 ao £ e ® ~ ocal experta are of the Opinion yair¢ ended, Quinn passed to Hugh | weno Get at the rea, cause. That's what —a demand which has doubled and trebled? | that the score would have been Hill. The inside , nes at let s «Tht i miucy si , is MOUs: dj of sfomach suff: rers are Perhaps it is the mild zesty c gar you are look much larger had it not been for his oreemee Gocke] and sent the ball “’’>” eaiptncexelr GSS aie: | ing now. Instead of taking tonics ing for. It costs only Se to find out. So try a brilliant stops. ying across the goal ame to os , | ~4 6 ; ee : OT Ying to pea atch up a poor diges San Felice today—then you'll know. > s ie . ‘oc . i 5 : . li 4) 1} : " } at, b . . : “it é » | . — . “= or NOt the liver in a soothing, healing way overanxious when close in, while Ssh at i (Next article, “The 50-Yard | When the liver and bowels are per. ae a: —= 5. : ' ‘es i o. i pass from MacLean and bs ms | 4, 3 Coutts skied most of his shots in: Barge with a low drive Dash.” ) forming their natural functions, a ed 3845. the second half. Linegps | Sita away goes indigestion and stomach | | | !- | '} -— “ee Took fh hopors St. Louis Forwards Weak. ‘uite Painters 0) Porition. Brick! . Nelson Meets Roller. troubles, oe ‘ual event wih 7 he Banners’ war oehe ’ mck wan Have yoo a Dad taste, coated tongue. oe new lead sare T forward line was . ' ’ : r Rou peor appetite. « lazy. don't-care f; eling. we Se f : terribly Weak —~—or maybe it ADp- : pane. L.. i ¥y a “aes : find | - rg ‘ a 7 7 . } . armbir kc re or energy tro uble ’ +} indi. . ad peared s0 N8tRuse the Rricklaver Burke ae : cr FT Qu: : on es tebe : sf f eA... 4 Olive Tablets, ” the ve _ . ; - , . a» “A ii is at i = Bs : ts ca.one backs and half backs were too | =" ; $Ce ese om , Sls or ' etn a — a ot i is (ive Tablets are a purely = glletanan i there were very Becker. ' . e , a nue” Two out of three falls wil | ieee aieek Ge Gee alien cones p ool, | FOR GENTLE N OF GOOD TASTE e Ca ons WwW 1°NH the mem? ern : ie be * | C3 se lacid sy » aft ’ ’ fe rk * on Lont T 2 or " ‘ : ; ie ef the front rank > ag ~ren Oo. 3 i... held in connection with the regular | 41), Drussiet paces The Deisel- Wemmer Maher: . f All Nunn-Biish Shoes are made in our own f ee: managed to get; Goals—Sonnen, Coutts. : $l rae. See OP Swe bedtime for Quick Eatablished eet Stickney -Hoelscher sees ~ = . Eat at rou like. 15¢. 30c. t 409 Olive Street, 5t. Louie, oe cae ete ba mag, ‘ sie i i wits Ii ‘ ys : | resurme@g te uw evening. a : :

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& . MPETITIO j . eee eee = ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH __ - i —-MONDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 21, 1927___ ’ _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH PAGE 27 + —WENTY BROWNIES HOLD FIRST WORKOUT AT TARPON SPRINGS, TODAY . Bouts Availahh RST BATTLE ee RAN on ees PS AP 5 AE be ate, ee eee ae ° . FE lO ie ng Fai si | IAT ales agen, 3 Down Killarneys’ Win Out eg ee Hurlers to | F or F ight (: F YEAR SET R [AY a oo . * £ q After 3 Holes a Long Battle for Soccer fe iee ie Saae | Get P lenty of CoE lain Sle vee Codie Vang allies! we ior Any Emerseey 4 FOR MARCH 7 “eS Beats Sarazen = Honors at Sherman Park #i#*% CXtent NMAREr Yank om petts will ha wer Jack Ti. Greeted _ Yai ‘ Li r = »* aie two extra at the ynguard yf he (ions In reserve. eather, we : 2 broke up an entire championship , : KNOCKOUTS, latch “4 + ‘ r am « i et 1 . le : > " | ~ rj 36 holes to play in a steaming 7e One of the hottest battles in the Killarney-St. John contest that a’ lly atmosphere, arrived in sun- 1. "WIE 7 _— yrade usually has ar we » ited ¢t German es m at they T Ie. Cam ANNIE CONNIE MACK has Srade usually has been reached “Tae Pa forfeited to G By J. Roy Stockton. a arena is™% Urtailed Days at raining - developed into a spendthrift. | ; he if , : own against younger men at this Of professional golfers, once again a close yesterday with championships decided in seven groups and St. Jolin Kenty turfeited to Tobey. | JACKSONVILLE, Fia., Feb. 21. tliinge ; : } : é ae ; Tals ° — , - a ‘a4? . ’ s . . ° . “ wa . - JDAB-+s . ** “anne to put forth theip best @prs special Correspondent of the he has arranged to pay his base- age It iS because the younger | has met the enemy and for the/a tie resulting in the eighth. he deadlock is in the Union Electric City 6, Ivanhoe 0 (}? t. I . d . , | Card is ahh Post-Dispatch. baj] club in the neighborhood of f inferior quality. third time the enemy is his. | League, which plays in Forest Park, County and Office being tied Smith forfeited to Ryan Bros. after- traveling for a night and a : P . +e Qe 77 . -A ‘ an W, ; j ie . yh me P . , ee ‘ O° _ arm dé Iphia reports sav this and it is worrying them not bf ne \ araZeé nN IS tnre aown id ith 18 points ap ece. - mo ~ — ae gg oP Pp mare is v * 1 lowe ring clouds and T} ¢' -~t¢ =~ wy«il iii ag 4 oe : - +4 : ‘ earn. on. ASL. ea. 0 - me was when Cannie Connie | @ little. Higher prices for lower | | ee wegeg eo: hy grade talent never appealed to hole battle at match play. Organization resulted in a victorv;one time a near fight developed — . 5 '? » Jacksonville this morning at 7 c . ‘ say ~ « J Aa ¥aia Aias ; . . irted for the train- ball team because he thought | Big Business. | Four thousand enthusiasts | for the Killarneys in the Sherman 7 « au DEUt bouts .. . the Next Eleven s ie Ma | unti os wouu n endthr ° until ast 35 it the n- : : 2 eit’s boxing pr Bee. into th z thrift Connie ck — , a eee MIAMI, Fla., Feb. 21.—Walter — Brandt 2, Giddens —. . wid 4 } O2T2A) ; aap ‘ : ¢ , im > bab] j ne rTIjlar arhe le > tnt . vere P . at about 30. If they hold their | agen, imperturbable champion | The regular schedule of the Municipal Soccer League came to) CARONDELET GROUP 2. Of the Post-Dispatch Sport Staff. Seen Of the Principals With an abandon almost reckless “ CONCORDIA PARK JUNIORS. nad of Cardinals Sqjpué { at « vu hanes . ‘ . . - , . , 3% "Th ; or c - os > - ! TARPON SPRIN! ie Fla... Feb. £250,000 for one season, Plila- rhe big league le aders know STANDINGS, Morgan and two players were banished! Russe Si 2 et cS UUs til A ipyo tts an ‘ LoCmr ¢ RrgWwhs m™m : ae : bass sa ta ; a | ; ‘Oday th n 4 d at Pudlowskj m ad ee 9 Oe : ‘ ‘ > . ‘ 7 e ly . —_— ven peeags ski sic ty } f the g: . FAIRGROUND CRoUcrs 3 AND 4. o'clock and py serious it was aSkKing considerably under a i ‘rom the game. ; v SP wad" He ’ hacehal] an iign watche agen go three down to’) Park division. 1] seasor ng the rr , ; Team. Won. Last. Tied. Points. iy ee ; ae meow | mefor the baseball campaign | 4,16 that total Best of a Bad Lot ee Oe cen a The divisional champions who| pram, ___. Won; est, Tied Polmiy, | ing camp at Avon Park, two hours ’ a4 | } > ¥; ”™ sar] 7 ; . ies a ati wi ae e ic +? ’ r y t ‘? Ye } , ‘Si 7 - ' a be | » : - > | . | > | r , ; " 7 e One y ioe dlewdigh ,ie7, Manag? Ba tn In 1927 Mack will pay Cobb, | | } ee ae eae ’ -Killarneys have had to reckon with | will compete in the eliminations North = i -t i later mae reser\ Ontest an 7 Slee ‘ 5] tnt ies * “a ’ E eavvweigh?+ . nmi aw in he first five hNolgs ana ; Nort a | ™ ai 4 ain da P cr « > ) ’ . - . 4 4A avyvw to . day in wn 3 & ’ . =: a = . ve ’ ’ a c — ‘ : ‘ | d that accessor 10 SCOTEe Sisict a 3 Wheat and Collins, thre® all but sila f the dogged tenacity of the Finans for the city title are as follows:| Shreve Avenue B. M. : , | ine players, who made the trip ~ +a i ‘ " : “ negotia io Jupearican Leas u 5, sik 4 I} a . en : Mor rans ao 3 7 . - ae Motorbus ... Bruno Klaesner ‘ang 7 ithe auner! se _ Wwornout players, a sum large ‘and the fight has been watched gans, Fairground No. 2; Paler-| Weiners . « nA Tne : , ; 11 multitude to look a bit s ry at such a pace. aa : i _ a in and | a eS See enough to have taken care of | seen | soe Saeery . . ' ; : mos, Fairground Nos. 3 and 4: Kil- FOREST PARK. popul: oe 7 “a? ¢ . : in ‘ cn eae , Team. \ Lost. Tied. P« 3 ith attery men while som« erweigh erous Sect * eine the entire salary roll of Mack's 3 ’ 3 jiarneys, Sherman Park; Scholl- is "skj git t a eee “6 scgggagl presumably out of the running was uncertain, confident where his sila } 2 ;' ofeat . Office ear te : ‘ ve rill Owskj ; The re ,OUIS SF cee re | world’s championship team of , Lsiiic i Li t i - li FF AS J ; 8 : ; } i. sa ve ¥ esterday the illarneys dé al- meyers, Sublette Park: Branats. | County ap = E ne itc] r ana ca che Wii : we have left the following hope- ,opponent hesitated, spread Nimset! : : — yilbs: Di ictal y , , : Miectrical . .... = , oe . aes ¢ ive¢ (ne Toiowimng hone PI ed the St. Johns, 6 tO 0, aptapsetion Carondelet No. 1: ot. Thomas, Ca- eee . O'Farrell at Avon McCarthy pushing through four |rondelet No. 2 and City in the Con- ; ‘ | rk on arrival at about 4 o'clock raphael 7 ha _ | goals. The Finans beat the Ge-j|cordia Park junior division. , iff 19 his afternoon. Pitchers Little- counter fighter who con- “the Haig sliced out of bounds, ; htv 4 ae . | % = : ‘ i ] te] } ragntys, 4 to Q. : y esterday eieven games were G ht cose +o 8 1 > ionn ant Miller and Cat hers Na- | veraghty .. wos : |. : played and six forfeited. | &t. Johns 3 ‘ dolson, Abbott and Chambers m+‘ iS signed ren tconhen m # 4 = oe .. > _ a MELD ai cebtedk Pela j =a - a ee cee *“ stad) were stebate _—— See war pada _ ww vee ete An ee og eins “ eo, . _ ems 2 S a ‘ 4 a . , i ey * oo : . 4 ‘ n es ; gre . wae me hm hag, nb. oP. AA 40 . 5 © }. ~ ° . ‘ C6Ontatively closs situation is causing sighed that the mighty sh@uld fall we tte hy ! y AIOE Ae PN A ER ARI RE SER i Gt EIEIO AEC RG EMR CC SI RN a A ON Ma ge Sar BI sm Louis were joined here by tal ened + hy ; ‘iit OLMne r° : . ' wOTrey , i" ; ‘ id si a agreed to box f ¢ wniv Four nlavers. 19 eee a es i it “aan ba rounds if their services are ne : yagi - Slam Vat ee et. at lease. fuls: to birdie threes at the third and Klaesns wuerrcncrs = -*)** ee | : GENE TITNNEY : . may be u ? a Walte > CK tig aT r4 | / oO i [2 . a . ° : 46 4 sia ee - gider. ‘ . . : bid . shai’ i . wee Contest . ixo! Already here ver al perhaps one tl! i “¢C Pa — : : \e 0 DIX bis ® : it a il >’. s 4 . ae 4 P + on yy im to — mm "ith +he th re¢ -hole advantage. Sar- i : rh ard for ¢ uynacer Howles ‘ Miser ing basebal] in general, is t! MOR Stree oo vno lacks a |™ 1 gt . ih ‘* devel | So heated was the play in eee ‘ New Colise) : -_-? — ie en ae ; Aone ‘killing fr ” azen biew 1e matcn, as it devel- °oTTE P c : . - um fistic revival y ystin and »couU UCHR Fee fact that men past -their prime killing punen. } 204 , ee anes renaemeeeeoamameme SSS on et, TA I the squad here, while Pitchers completed yesterday w} I — bei hired f ! MIKE McTIGUE, scarcely a oped, on the next hole. Both were Scholl aps zm yoy 'K I tir und Sche! AAPIRCOEG yesterday when Tippee are being hire or such un- | " nee shea aang Jes , ‘ o | ave | Schollmeyer . aes teime, ' , ‘ : . , — a+ _— ® wae .e Te +1 AC laid Sarazen a stymie witn Hip A. C. . . ‘ . ‘ur star of the Business Men’, jgore of players answered th Ineans, to most of us, that and at least 33 years old. Until fn ttt] fellow’s ball six feet WINS INTERNATIONAL | SCARE LEADERS IN | Ivanhoe oF oa ELET PARK NO. * evening. . : : eis ; we : ntiv ve alwavs -9 fety 1¢ ittle 1ellow § é 2 cet | CARONDELE Pj NO. 1. :. . hald ‘., to meet Sammy Schner uty he re as : supply of material c : recently was aiways a safety , , 7 1e first workout will be held , ov \ na for duty. ne: ai! rn Suppiy: OL materia coming BR, SERN irae ¢ nae a9 . ‘ Won. Lost. Tied. Pe } ‘’ ri i Sesilinn +} T? inor le Aagues ; first TY pe. ; aw ay . Inste ad QO; pias ing sa fe . TENPIN EVENT TITLE | HOCKEY LEAGUE RACE. Pry = 10 ‘ . Pade 4 _* } t { . = E aa i = ; ' _ ‘ie i Pé m ee Ss a as ' a py . 2 ¥ ’ . + | JACK SHARKEY — Clever | Gene essayed to try for the Cup. By the Associated Press. By the Associated Press. | Osear Muellers : & : . 1 ill be two sessions a day, with ; «, ¢ . - . . : , . P . bk at featherweight event of four roup ger, Wingar Ballou, raik, ..evers, n up to standard and that : : ao ‘ . ; ee oie #8 . 7 : | German Sport Club —_- His ball knocked the other square-| MINNEAPOLIS, Minn., Feb. 21.— NEW YORK, Feb. 21.—The Mon-! Gidde icine’ aaa ; 2 | | oo eagues ly in. Hagen grinned and from) The Minnesota Dry Cleaners of St./treal M SOROS GS mit Gee ere ARONDELET PARK NO, 2. afternoon Work Ate SS oe ‘ «Vi i ' . ’ , ’ : ] >Wy A W -LOOL } i ? . | . 7 ne e" ’ ace . > j - city in a dunior lighted * a hought. ' and two-fisted, but seemingly re ne soe ieeiley i. alae “ig poet of the International Bowling Asso-|in the present. National Hockey Rt John Kanty 4 difficult to get the men tired with er Sh. Se SUAIVE “116i Bar Ores. , } : } 1e eighteenth ie nares as ‘ ‘ i | 2 ~ A a ge a ; _ | : ’ e lacking ; al punch. es ‘fa when t c tition ende ue aig sely Tobey s_ . ee 8 d . - work out. He plans a short (‘charles J heodore and J The lighte: kind if a ! pape 3 ee Aare dian s square. sama when he compet ee ee League campaign, found themselves CONCORDIA PARK JUNIORS. one me K : W €€ Mm. It was t} e third hi ne st .? i . } } “ } Lif Yadaid and ‘ iaWv if ae \ et i - TACTS. Frank Nenke } Hage Ii Is Never Headed. . 5B Sprinting from fourth place in the Ryan Brothers pe P 3 10 wig. ne “ at this you know,” Bob Louis middigperin tomorro. : rip to the bail hae due ut he following: Hagen ‘ombinin steadiness! mark ever established in the 2.! amoaeina sect f , | > in a idd das : ; ¥ [figiss Fe - 4 j) i it follow eat ae Hag a inasaanies Ti) : : j American section Oo! the stand! ig MID ES ERN SKI said this morning. a event ark show whe PATIO ES i That of 320 players entitled to with more confidence in the after-| B. A. the Maroons last week wadea W I “ ow sos gegen 4 Ar“ rs . . — u st ache eames *Y — i A FOR Be oe memos we a r . ~ * nm *” * “ ~ “ ~ Fs, ‘4 oie . ’ trieq and green. Has beaten no- body of quality. atte Fellow on Last tape for the workouts, an he he considered first string mem-_| KNUTE HAN noon round was ‘never behind. The winners will get $500 ana! through the New York Rangers anda | BODY ORGANIZED pe a reaneen f work and two se : : eg es od = 24 vibes a me 4 ste ° : - ’ e . _ : P| 4 - 4 id shiii@.a s vii; L . a . *4 ing ‘ . } . c } 7 ses- ‘ ing specime nN of nant ood, but New York Americans as well as a 3 doine its of wor : ane \ ' s- be ‘ 1) 23} ey : apparently lacking the heart to 'rejuvenated Toronto team to score By the Associated Pr RS. , sions will give everybody enough. . * (1 e@ speediest Pung a i! ja " ‘ sae . ge ae ee). or rise | igh He's yYVOUNE, however. ‘ ” - 4 + o Bc - ant ] : a N 9 far ‘ : t three Straight victories and oust the MINNEAP‘* LIS. Minn i. ; } eb. rs -—— Hob enicd he planned to rive the —sealligy ge Ryhke —-ovh goer am : ie Bre Hetwern 35 and 30 oe * ° * successive birdies on two Noles. At ‘The M : san tad, . nae CQ “hicago. Americans from third place Only | The Central Ski Association was pitchers plenty of work in the out- en cgi sg 4 i + ice t an wen lInving like e' Mineralites -fxg> = siaioney, Wwno IS ONIVY «98 year? i 4 a : five holes e AMERICAN SECTION. naments in oe adie e t St , : match between Tom Pivac rn for the rookies, Austin L. 30 or more are between 35 and 4 and who hes wheal meet of going thr oe er H Father of Sewells Dies Ww T. GF | While: organized under sanction legs and bodies in shape. ‘Their ‘Swen? er Q é . 7 ) sae a4 . 4*. ‘ e > ‘- ‘ , role witt 7, . i : | . | | Marl Gibbons.” Len Rowlands @pbleven Days Before First Game. 2 with the average 30. sacs ntatives lack annexed the last hole with a bril ° iN. Rangers .1! 3 lof the National Association, the arms will take care of themselves + 1S : 7 abla » Os , ey C7} c 7 ‘ t} > t i x "e ) "ese At e 7s o 1 “ . » . billed to follow the heavyweig leagues, the average age is be- | willingness and & Ta ‘5 Sarazen’s card of 76 disclosed | BIRMINGHAM, Ala.. Feb. 21.—Dr. | l withdraw from the parent body {2 | neties inte eae : ‘ : ee eee eeneraily cou- in ano Fe ee one six. Hagen had a 73. | J. Wesley Sewell, 66, of Titus, Ala., | the National Association does not “Every player does plenty of : |adopt changes in the rules. ie ; : ’ throwing, but few do enough lee wihilie 1 Ww | rry ‘ Ti 1) . v Thee ‘ bch DAL 2 pet et ee IAP OVD Th > i> oP “ ~ toe Ho @ « 9 thet | bskeths: > ee ’ : N Y Americans. plavers. is dead here. Taranto Brat ees Dene A ‘3° : if he ne | ‘ Aicd j ii * ie - . * s ‘ = , “> F ba hohe a ? fi s i j 4 NY ]) ree ” F ser est ‘ +e = } roain “1 7} ¢ 1@Mn an atn ‘ ‘ use- ' ably, goings back by failing i9O Friday. On Sunday, Hagen will be eae Wer ‘ ecrayp + Weel iEsS r r ’ ; ; Ye iickh ix aa ' | , | | , vs | . : : ; " : “saa nf : Ti¢ lA — ‘ : sa¢ £3 } 4 ey ruin SS 1c Y © 1@é 4 _ i U ifs | } fight. , host to Sarazen on his home course oe ; billy _ain gguac fei oe ; id i | ¢ r alist . : ly if mii ‘ } " w . , ae i e ONIN Ish? ge ‘ ne ‘@ Arrangements have daliaalliai } | th and much work ust be crowded into both are entered in| i ; eestor gaa ete | rork Ti : ° | Meanwhile | a ont so ee 8 -Olseum promote BR next few days in order to make acing Results and Entries the Florida open tournament, | “ ae ee ees 2 es ~s ad | wads very glad todis- | . \ es ‘ emg =. : ome . “ee = nore , Ay ose s sf e.%. m . = 2 os : . . : — ‘: *s nable each referee cs cP aae , wns | L IRS : RAC L— AX furlongs: : Morning Round. Coe ‘a Re, a oe eee seer severd years ago €- tThnent a +1} " } ; : eae Ait hia sae ; S x ~ ° we Beessa! « BU 3 BU 3 1Q ~~ DBPL OL OO OO 8 ed eel call Log’ ther the principals in , a . : , jar Qi pe 1} f ; am tan ) ae “7.40 3.80 ae A ea Preee : Sarazen: “ ‘ is F > oN ae az or vod % . set 7 a , les go Po3t ee, * Oe we sey © ee ‘ . mus we pp lire i i 254 RE BRIT eg? ont Amma " . bie oth . “ a . Ape me = +. storemune shen ~~ - AIT AAR ORNS NT RNS Or aS ELH cet. i) peers me Partak rkman) ..$5.10. 3.90) 3.40) n ee okhae| oe me seeteyetaneates oe negate noe elie : 4 . st battle Muny League Openings. IN TWO-MAN LEAGUE | iiten Seas cabery 0022. 1200 970 | Becky Sue .....105 54 4! 54 45 5—7 6 totem ce a pe ae — es nl supreme enloy- } 'Snow Fall (Cielland er "Overlook .. ...8V r eter taget tele eet ee P . EE CRD ‘ pons | ined the lead oe Greate Batata Poon pace i ae wit | as Me ” so a oe COTT SIGNS men U YTOLECTL ¢ a "@ af c « ° . . o ies , ey * aes ’ aA > ‘ A c > 4 s . . ‘ eh stle= o . . ST manager: wishing to gs (Ttn- in} if i‘ A | dare } a: Sheil Stron icy, sat Tillie and Jingle. Richards and Mayberry EVERET I S O I N before the end of Gm” : , -uhner First race—Shirley, Madelyn, Coney Is- ' "pal radian will y a ! vy the Associated Press. ; : H | urth race—Atol |! Golden Prince ! A Rid SO Ms ~ sete, : Sherer etecterertenetert ae eats : aArfernoons, 7 fer 4 bed Imt “t) T1iic? a 4 more Orioles of the International ill Pig's . F Scott announced here yes- ee 3 Se = : ae : ‘ : “. nr” 3 es | : | sion of vad LO ane ue's Six- Ti9Vls before they enter the ring. S CE “* ran F Nisba. ; ): trae jelbane : ae Afternoon Round. 3 REGAIN FIRST PLA SECOND RACE—Four furlongs ; j i VW r i. ‘ j ¢ ‘ raf? 2 i : Cl ‘Al rel : . ie “-* ‘ ad Yale. }] sponsor for many years, ‘ _ eR ? te *o tern ae J Rule , tania, \ s Ne 311 0 Branch .10% arm fvriongs: _— . a | ¥ 4 J + he ity ang plays i cs o> ; ie ugg % She ee ; .> ot P hh y. } *Hot Pepper ....1O mee eee eth l DD Dworett Scott, veteran ajor league um | Acquitania _ s T . > 7 leg LTs Hi as ‘ . } * 4 i . pt dues i sadly raxted . *serena .. aire rdav ie had come to terms with : at x : KOrenae . 1+e PS died Tincnn Baltimore manager SR CORR Rs Se ee pe 3 ' ‘ an itir cia eee “ Nema... wea. ee aceapenieey : SORE aD Siento ee i. i : re eens. ae eee ee iapected to tke te piace! aii, = ee nouncing, m ree 3 e Associated Press. cap, d-year-olas and ut I UMongs. : ’ ltimore lineup vacated Dy | A AER RR RR RR = sets “S :3 - ° Weather clear: track fast. } . rac us Att ; ba ar nested “i ar : le r ] ‘ t : hiladelphia ' sites ones . i Sie Je ‘ Aes * eB . 5 ts 2 ‘ quired te ) e Da ) { ik - 9 *, . oy ‘ . 2 te as ones “ pee ste : | , 5 , J FIRST RACE—='x furlongs a | A wieeeee de ‘Hlatic scott Ww forced to quilt Badger (J Smith Silas ee ie ay Tene ape Fs . 7 ; Fioranad anc port Pali, L0fan en- } : fF las season with : : ‘ yo Seca ae ea is > goto 280° B88 | ang ee Sara wrame tes oo r h——=EEGG ularly cautious so —— le I A. Nat, ae am en » Mm, B, o0e = “wy 2 *. fra, Nest Fifth race. $1500, claiming, 3-year-olds ‘ Ju leg, nd up, six furlongs had released him to the Cincinnatt RE ER See OO Sear a “; x Ou . Ce | n Baltimore |} geese ees ot oi y Boorse: ee ; never switched from ecallcoire ages 9 Sorter sepa ‘a17\' on Feb. 28, going from there to the] Rr aa a % Se ; ran oreiand, ‘Up Pik it, gai te rat . . . s . - ‘ ‘ ay Bd 5: : ae : > : oe Ree * " . . 'e rh - SLOCOND RACE—One ile a |, °Edna Glenn ....10~ iceman Way. training camp at Orlando, Fla. SRR ' ~ Pd op Biggs nce eer sy Sixth race, $15 claiming, 38-year-old —__—_»——_—_ | i oN uc Les. *) v « euttat Ab’, Romp pA Colle } , tp TT aril) . ‘aben' j COMP «+ -- +s ; + a ¢ ~| Reds. He will report ij ek te ede ,’ ~ Va©t one m ho tht 1 Frie } | ie a ee Boune é 6 ane 7 one 107 Cure Sets New Record. - ~ a. heey > edt. Peto Sapte di aiie~ Rie, ! Ps] ; : ery mnad iF: i Beau r2liant., 112% By the Associated Press. . , * w« ¥ ’ ~~ | 7 Lae 0 }% ] aig : fati 7 ally ARIS, Feb. 21.—Louis Cure, for- Kuhne-: rv =) 10] yi _>* " > ’ 7 =s . . . ag “ - “a ” r,i¢ irs ee Sees GEE | | Pits face Mission Chimes, Vassport. | olds and up. one me and 70 yards: |.) Miter, former Frenth champion. ’ avi ef i? Peeilil « ert PANS Ms Tr. é Alt _ 5 ' f . S DATES SET; AT NEW ORLEANS =A ear eae 9 HOME, Feb, 21—-Dattes for | on tg TT etch eee. 10S | in perfect condition PREAKN . . ES ROTO NI NL (LR RETO tree ja 8 a. LE AO RAID BG LDL EASELS LC ADEE LOT HA UI eT Pine we - a > ¥ - : ~ ete y " hieaa be 7 i gees a 2 rey me tb oui cma P ve roe ee, 4 tte he . : - 1 b ‘* hanibitcc 8 eae! - he Dixic landi- | First race, $1200; ents of the Pim- | three furlongs: as . : ‘ ‘ were an- rand ne Sr} a ' i | A spring sehsheiita atte > : Sheep Jay. veri tut a! LjasOVial v aBVad , 04 : : pr i Su ma ‘ , ounc ’ Cig fa Ds he Marviand kg renee be . mbes a tn ae ; “s . . ques ae MARVEL at the wonderful speaking voice of ° bad VOCAL. a3 x oo e : i Elevate set eees ‘ . y é .~peecdcometer f a8 8 PVC) wc pet Ps . ’ . e vibion Quintet eee © 2-1 e- TOs | Angry Mood... .202 Bam ose in tess 10s | Oe oni 108 |g earl John B. Daniel, one of America am OR { ‘ a 45 ~— ; { witli . oe i oo , ‘ ( z Ltick : ae c pee ens d js i ae is e e . eat the opening day card May | seonand Girl. ::107 | Forseth zy 2112 | “lRoiconfidence .109 *Cahusier .......112 . The secret of its charm isin the care he takes | Leads Bowlers | * ot ian he ANT Pies ened caetsentigeace 102 seamen 21 casters , ts 2987 to Take Second iies. at the same distance, is sched-!*1 Lady. .110 Gi i 108 | ovlecap .... «1 oe m Place in City Scratch - : Fatale ST. GODDARD WINS | igsets 2 es FIRST LAP OF DOG RACE Molden’ Dust. |. "10: mien .. 7 bs Li In smoking, he prefers Lucky Strikes because they give the greatest enjoyment and throat protection. 3) es ree This price represents a ' Tournament. Ine — tps bs bee ~ ek ee poet — ~- we Oe A we feet eet eet 9d Bt be be ee T do substantial saving ~ a er a | GUEBEG fab. 21—Emite St. God- | 5, TM"4 rece. $3200. the Muse forlon eee ng Cala’. Lucky Strikes are smooth and mellow —the finest agg es a | Sane af The Fae Manitoba, won one | vine’ ed °..:409 Mturdy Sielia.:.402| | Weatlier clear; ee cigarettes you ever smoked. They are made of the finest 7 . ¢ a first lay . International Dog | giver ooked te Ss sage ing tourna-| Derby time was 3h 47m | TRistlone’® =" °°110 Comrade..." . 115! | Apprentice allowa Turkish and domestic tobaccos, properly aged and AVNliam KBren- oS * 5 : Sepa —— | E . aes ; sm ey Leonard Seppala of Nome, Alaska, blended with great skill, and there 1S an extra process with tie f ) f Io ee aay ° was second in 4h 6m 25s All dogs Y No i +} é : a ' e . ' . 2403 in ane finished in ne careagmaima ‘ | in treating the tobacco. y you to buy several pairs Rt, ogce ett No. 6 squad third Skinner Wins Tourney. : ; } me, nationally known shoes. Pour 9) J. Skinner of the Wabash Club ~ k L k S y il lik mine pp ’ SBredes ae | team in the Washington. Scratch moO e€ uc y trikes Ou e | | captured the individual! League , bi Went 4 | lover af No. handicap tourney on the Washine- them. h ~ 54) ton alleys with a grand total of 666 } UJ A le took hie honors i! pins Skinner rolled 645 scratch, ‘ f ‘ nd} dy ; ; . ay i with games of 235, 210 and 200, and - ‘ Ore . aia a Me? , . received a 21i-pin handicap. tividual ev. eee e 99 - aaa 56 lige ett oon | Stein finished second with 659, roll- | i * e » 6 Oli e St. ne 4Oubles when : ing 641 scratch. Third place went - Oas L —e “—e er ounte liza! ins, a. 2 Capone, who rolied 6°26, s ° aves &ndg Le! er & which 685 were s§ ratch,. Ek i Mei: | Lead Pita “gta ee be | When in New York you are cordi- ' H ie yey are as ert gained fourth piace, scoring . ° ; crory: ‘S: @ i indlhionag 5 ez eeratch and receiving 84 handicap lly ineited how Lucky Strikes Shoes aire made 77] our own fa Georp < <i j ; od) m - sit weil a ee 1 hile fifth went tr, : P . — me gpa po og Bin eeNtinghaus 1845, | OF A, with 621. High single |53 Branches— Your , hroat rotection 7 tl be vn ond atetn teaiee, Cane { eT and C,. Bascom outside of the prize winners pean Play will € resumed _ to- | ; . ‘ik by Walter Kuhnes scone Phone Nearest Dyeing and Cleaning Co. UK €venin ap oe . ie

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ is oa ST.LO r! : ADVERTISEMENT A Ln Nichols Na Dangerous Ill- AG 192 PAGE 28 ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH. _MONDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY JUSTICE F IS NOMINATED FOR LOUISIANA DERBY ON MARCH he OGRE ERE NG ATH NB ot -Oiman Takes Ski Tit ‘ a Presa, = _ LIST SHOWS 28 After Four Rounds With Corbett, Indiana Leads Girl Bask Basket Teams Discard Big Ten Race, —_ Boys’ Rul “Pro” Lew s OTHERS NAMED = Fitz Knew He Wouldn’t Be K O'd i Others Tied fen a nn ee FOR CLASS | . sreageee eo, ee | Damgaity af Illinois and Hunt “Ruby Robert,’ ” by Robert H. Danis: A Story of Romance ? of Ohio State Lead in the Prize Ring in Point Scoring. ee ee id Woman Suffering from N ess and Backaches, Now Feels ] Gril. Thanks to Ta en a LLL el alt lt CUR INAS Op RE AE he R RE 5 le LS SS OE PEN AE NIN EE aR s In Decidin g | i a a ae vals ip ee ae ee Retain { 4 Patrons ~ ~_—w Green Tree Stable Enters Peter Peter, Overlook and’ Tip Top tcr Race i 3. Early Part of Fight Found Both Battlers Cautious, oe With Champion Having clining to.Shake Hands; * tated Press. ; ing. 2 aS Nes With Foe. grand ORLEANS, Feb. 21.—Jus- Advantage in Boxing SS Se d ; and sleds ae ae sat eo ne. ; ee f na tripl the What haem . ° Wisconsi! ple tie at A Meeting of Artists. + | ladylike af tope of the standings to a peal The Story of Fitz CTION' a play lowa Amazons using hands, ~ es . _F | . ‘> eI) evr Hy the aS 3 £ CHICAGO, wrote “ns team wee ~ Tomorrow Ti} r a , aake tc ro ever saw two wom meh nes. Ss ? ine piayibs ee ee ee ee te ae eh fn} Wihnici Agari eM there veled girls court: ‘he Ace , oe EW world's basketball! NEW the N¢é« a . ar nm > iVi tne st oe 11a i Mi Vs UU ws > imped . started out to be very Poy 7 + . = bh iw fair finished in hi a + one of th ~favorétes _ be Ore Ufit an epic | ps ites ’ 5 a | . ¥ Tutt, yy } aus andicap rri : yt ¥ Urieal bia " quar ‘ SANA a Benefit ence. made fre according | formula; body, gi lieve pain First .? Ing result for Tanla bottles en 2 ior " ¢ , Lé aa nd ae, iat — for a ose >," -run March * fe j . - : ’ ; ( > ~ ‘ ~— + . yr . ys " Dat e] AYN Er s } Pe CQOi > . " : : ‘ . > ~~ forward, . ~—. s h ape 4a a «A arti aids . ea ae! . : a ee “Peer 7 > ae te _ rr .. eh a . 4 t} horses yminat Robert, by oer , Davis, As — The lithe Lifornian noved AMON oiuner ‘ BAC LAL bad CALE NS , , ort r ; = ; r Ste oe oo 9 = : if SSO Boh } i? >81)) 7 e 4 sats oe LiKe 2 3 8! Aus- ad the race aTre: eit I ol © ee . _™ male y Ha aR A wad ; . ; . Dp 1% y a fe ffi }? ~- SNe Sa a tr allar } ated p pared To ie moving onlv i Oy}, a : So A ; ‘ . . R . . rhas Walting [to reiea Stabile: N ts a > nie Oo Re . . ‘ . ; * ’ ,3e0 Ny Boos . ~ , . elinanwA ; > . ryh = + mes - “ne Sa ; : ; sied§ ammer at ersary. \ from y cone : Sear “VW nresent{s * RUAN ORE + here pt arnt om, ot D, may e ; 1] EF ater in : a ae tee . a amide mitt F Ee ne) >» + . a f "arse ei ear gicgee oN Cle uh Star one d. of th CLEANERS and DYERS Installment VI. HURRIED Mrs. Fit: BOB FITZSIMMONS. All and Vley. a ee v4 WOMEN TO DRIVE lressing 1 m to 3 wit I ey rerress FOR AMERICAN DERBY :- , fami ; ertain gues: Associated — ic. walked toward my right TON. ian | « . a. - Rae a VW hic > iit’ . uld re >i , 5 nN i » ’ ) m ° ‘ ‘ te Px ~ - 72° sD 7 toad ‘ , . with his hand extendex li ALK As. sepacttcess sete . j late It will be a busy wee! Big Ten basketmen. plays at least once Wisconsin, Indiana, | igan Northwestern two ¢ ame 23s on ft! l Wi ‘ ore sa CASTORIA Fitz Declines to Shake. HE gong stepped out quence. sounded. Corbet of his corner and Genuine—Not Imitation. We solicit comparison of our Tailored Clothes—Clothes that FIT—and the low price at which they are sold. The original O F MeKnight Tailoring Co. build clothes that carry the well-dressed atmosphere like a real diamond sheds its luster The window-glass variety cannot com- + 2° t 5 ae se > ° a e4 a4 . ¢' a a s * i ni 4 A 4 ‘ aa . “ . ’ ; 7 1." . * ‘ . SS wd 9 a ae in eas - 7 hi 4 % i} r Sf . cet rid ; hid .A 4 4 = faa . 1 _g | . gape *bertres ‘ { l¢ , i aiso a i Tae . ‘ . . ‘ > pare. of - mr “| Ty3 OTF I ; + | 7. thsi ¢ ’ “~ * _-_ ] 1} rn RA VAL tAiee s haa a4 L hve i. iie ; ai Mili. tp). «lL aal a > , 7 y ‘> | (> ning conversat s a a % ‘ . ae { i? | bs ial i i a ¥ | had i Cy 1=S] ing h Beuee + ¢ rr! oe } ; } > } a be ly tz- rouns disecu ) g BF. INGi for tirst at itn wi ‘ I : wee r i ar 3 irritatio: Il the rest in field Is Genuine Arlington Serge—all New Spring Checks nd his irritation ¢rity leads all the rest in field gc nuine Arlingto w Sprin " 4 my « es Fees si ¢ - a , « -+% Tryst } £. > | . " , ae as 6 SS . avi t a he ° ‘ + ' + - . ; 4 . * e | ed onarun days his —_ 2s, and 7 3 : the new checks—Cheviots, and fancy The ORIGINAL _ there at delay. +He c! Worsteds. etc. | Weaves M “KRuight Talaing Ce SIS LOCUST ‘hicago, and Br the ASH teen dog final phase eleventh : Associati : uurse here tamearrow. Bill Trude of SitMk&un, Idaho last year’s race in the ur 28, Tac keen return of Tu@d the Western ‘7 OU want. | winded teams ie not % . + Le nnockK a singie puns ‘ oy ** . ’ ; re | Dog hipwheaw nigoway shake has i foe. No even his Bob's as Ej 1 few road: between ToD af ! pore ‘R:— Filetcher’s Cas- Ge | a is a pleasant, harmless Sub- tute Pa Castor O1l, Paregoric, thing Drops and Soothing Syrups, ts in arms and Children al] ages. id imitations, always look for the signature en: directions on £200 package. Physicians serene F' ir aia are - Norm Ken?. afed mushers, and veteran WJlae brothers of ie Fe seemed shave entered with avowed pur- ose of eliminating the hamy nd the former title holder TWo women drivers were among 10se favored to make goc tin - Monte Baver of St. hony drive the O. V. Har eam f Salt Lake City and Miss Dean Anderson of Ameritan Falls wi?! ompete with her fleet deer hounds, which are crossed with Labrador Retrievers, hardy bird do Tomotrow's race is prove te first real t: bred especially for ishing. Champion enmi- ; ” _ a rie aaa "oO or. & we : mm Tit li L nresence of a to get 4 iose ion : . : ‘ } f *s 8p yes + . 2 ae | ~ 4 ee 5 _” 4 . ‘ " > ‘ 4 ij ii Ait i} » I i¢ ie j : > - . = , al Copyright. 1927 \ (To Be Continued Tomorrow.) Washington May Surprise Kansas Quintet Tonight "Des White’s Five Is Much More -. Formidable Than Earlier one to plant the —— it ene TUXEDO SALE $50.00 Silk Lined er SEN 1) your Silk Vest : RES! |. T~—2 TUXEDO SALE $50.00 Silk Lined Silk Vest ‘es NANI AD w the J - ‘BIG TEN BASKETBALL Avs ALMOST CERT! _ STATISTICS — STANDINGS tirrve - ‘o ‘pling ie é x ‘ » 1" seaae ° ‘ o roe vay fos ea? Oye “gp tyee “ond = ie? - Pm shikai - en Pith Sictindl ¥ NTO: 1G AED any ee eo PR ty oO ly Sa ea a ce a eo ed te 28 Ra 0, Wt 4 Kelana Bet an pat - aa i “a oo rime pet noe avse: » ee pacn nants tag oseriie ss rs 7 are 2 Be) ee ee, ee ia Cerna * a 1 ab Saree as : bale een! Soe ee ee ve Ser note THE School. Indiana Michigan Purdue Wisconsin lowa Illinois Ohio State Minnesota Northwestern Pt«. O.Pts. 256 200 22 187 opedeg 206 Zil 152 213 196 296 240 -41 270 228 226 193 bee tah A nlp A he AE ke & Se kay 3 ee Roger yg nae cittelp x aretha he) ol 9 ain Bay inhib ene PRE a logs " or? Trude has hot- prelimi nary jered his lineup of Labrador Re-. which: both while Miss Baver wilt© corners. ‘tevers 4 shenherds thie es Ribaea > 2' lerian ~ e - — OH MY—OH MY—OH MY CROWDS! CROWDS! WHAT A JAM SUCH A WHIRLWIND EVENT! THANKS! THANKS! ong ) : . s ~ rf } a tet is one place rem- be -” the 5 basic tests experts cuties La Palina’s out-standing Quality “over a million a day 1. Burn. Note La Palina’s fine, free, even, long-ashed burn. LAW REN Ww ' = - a& as ashi ng. » . rape ws —sg ve aoa enka arrived h Vailey squad ere for a Missouri ghit peta 5 a oe ~-that is Nature’s way-~ the - Way | PLUTO Water EOPLE often ask just meant by the nee fo washes away constipati i action of Pluto is caused by they ask, “why does crinking water have the same es The reason is simple to versed in the science of medi dinary water is absorbed befores reach the intestines. Hence it opporkannn to wash the dig tract. Its action is on the & ‘Tather than the intestines. Unlike ordinary water, Pluto contains a quantity of minet ceeding the mineral content blood. For that reason, Pluto 1s not absorbed, but passes through the intestines. That is why Pluto wash lushes all that's before it, cleanif System quickly and completely. > : an) Frame tOni of Kansas hawkers, 1925 with tA Jayhawker champions, | | ! Po eee x ys dams A ake est Sale RS canal a ee ye orate hi bye teams, SOR Sty hi 4 cu 2 aoe en ee Oe ee ee +, Lneir Ce ie y ' . PE na! diffi ‘ men, gained grou ley tangle, and are at the top of now conside their form, Tigers Lead i1 Valley Race. The Missouri Tigers are at lent leading the 10 nf teams, while Kansas spurt, and will have t lead over the Jayhaw tory in a& meeting two scheduled “it - : i. ’ . = rs £ ‘oa z H * &¢ 2 - ee. E + - z 5 3 ‘:% i Si > & 4 z =. A + 4 > a ee: » 4 - ‘3 e BY ¢ + - - r 4 q © 7 + RS : +3 -# « = BS = 3% ee = 2 ek mm FS 1 2 te « : z $f : *% . . - - ee i as “ . ? 7 7 yf J ; s * 4 23 7 i 3 : j ; . . = y j : a pa 4 + 4 xs - % a - ry ca S a 4 ie 4 * : ¥ “ v — - - - a ‘ s F ; : “f x © ‘ 5 ‘ fy t 2 Al 4 . 5 4 1 +4 ’ ¥ -.. me : : ¥ - & > s 3 % as f » 27 b , & : . = 3 ‘ ? y 1 - s 3 be 7: B J a rf = : } - ; Z x 2. Aroma. La Palina’s mild, exquisite aroma bears witness to the world’s finest tobaccos. 3. Taste. Mellow, friendly, smooth—every La Palina is a smoke-treat indeed. 4. Color. No pale, greenish leaves, but the rich light brown of fully matured tobacco. 5. Workmanship. Each La Palina is per- fectly made — flawless, firm, neither hard nor too spongy. 1or Ss a Ma eae: et ah ab a a wen a . * . ses» Bale See vee 4 = Pa Ry OME gts var eee 2 wee. bag ee ae Pe ON ek Pe le cakes AG eat ee i ena wie te" She Siar aaa Bea win y 7 sh Re ae ERA CHE ROSANA, ols lahom Such supreme quality could not fail to be recognized. It has brought La Palina inev itably to the top as America’s largest selling high a es eee Ty one In a large variety of popular sizes and shapes from 10c to 3 for 50¢ TUESDAY THOUSANDS OF NEW BARGAINS It's a sale yOu'll-never forget. Up to the time of writing this ad. the sale has shattered al! previous records, and has been crowned in this ao feast of value-giving as OUR GREATEST SUCCESS. Long before the opening hour of the sale the people had blocked our entire store front. As the hpurs of the day pass, the crowds are pushing, and hustling everywhere. Every department, every aisle and Stairway people. Come daily if you can. Join the crowds. MEN'S $9.90 RED RUBBER KNEE BOOTS, A PAIR, $2.97 § fo S220°.2080.5%.5 soeterm mentee ® n | , he decisive ALL OUR $40 TO $75 RADIO SETS, CHOICE, $14.95 J vec fss Se C= hg o Cc 7 ' ' ; CONGRESS CIGAR CO., Inc. | | wie PRS Me 5 i ah ae ta Poe 2 es we smalted te al seri oath i ta) at ere ee SN a ee. Oe ee See ee © ee ae ee ath ae evant - ‘ ao v3 nop aaa asaet either as Bian m none oe SE Ry RL RIN a AEE Ra EN SDR RRR mt NS ae ten (Ate re + ' mc: 4 pe "pe are Spe Fens EE Ns a) aa ae a Be oughor er ss Fes. jamming is blocked with teams. Washington Quint at Its Best. Nee The bi kage pa on whic] we eS ae >, Squad + ri a CoOnigh fa te: wit Philadelphia, Pa. at Tr) Ff a" > eo IMmoOMaAatio one shied ot - v very ‘ sid ,¢ ¢ ; $ PEO fg RS NG INT, OLE Kae AA GRE I 4 cea ~ CRIPPLED BY PAINFUL $1.25 NOTTINGHAM LACE CURTAINS, A PAIR, 59c ele ae SWELLING IN HIS LEG COLUMBIA’S $2.50 20-PIECE GLASS SETS, 98c GLASS TUMBLERS, TABLE SIZE, EACH, 1c MEN'S FINE SUITS, VALUES UP TO $35... $13.95 Hae as acest ane Pa, ge ee se ’ mh or * . |the tree Valley gupremac. Tonight's ltey unre lane “up. | & Washington. . Hutton . Lohrding Trouble gone after few applica- tions of simple remedy L. F. mm Be ws. As he came in from work in the eve- ning, a garage worker of Shreveport, La., felt a pain in his left leg above the ankle, and the next mornin fa was badly swollen and worried when walk ng. “TI app plied Sloan’s Liniment to it THE SENATOR {actual size} 2 for 25c $5000 TIJUANA OAKS My doctor recommended that night,” MEN’S $1.50 WORK PANTS 79cile SAR ARMY GOODS STORE ‘* & WASHINGTONI- +) Y/ $2 TO $3 AUTO LOCKING RADIATOR CAPS For Mest Cars |; vesterd | scheduled TO BE RUN SUNDAY. By the Asaociated Preas. SAN DIEGO, Cal. Feb. 21 Horse racing at the Tijuana track. interrupted during last - rential rains, probably sumed next Sunday the Tifuana Jockey Week's tor- Will he re- Officials of Club’ announced Crippled transportation lines and highWavs are rapidly be- ing repaired Oval itsel? .wae not damaged serfously by the The ' downpours The Tijuana Oaks, $5090 for yesterdar. will be heid next Sunday. purse, robably he writes, “and the pain nearly all left. I applied it again and the next day the swelling was all gone. For all aches and pains to beat Sloan’s Liniment. [I keep a bottle in the garage where I work. Sloan’s gets results because it stirs up the body’s own powers to heal itself. Just pat it on, and at once rou can feel the fresh blood tingling through the sick tissues. Inflamma- tion, swelling, stiffness, pain, begin to nS -, ee t a bott and have it on hand. All druggists—35 cents. find nothing | A PALINA | Cil GAR PETER HAUPTMANN TOBACCO CO. 500 N. Fourth St. St. Louis, Mo. MAm 2a Water to me twelve years and I have learned to value ® every passing year. Its rapid has saved my family cc colds and sickness we keep it on band. x CAdes, ff,

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MARCH 3% 3 Gt , Nich ols Narrowl y Escapes Dangerous Iil- Health 1d Woman Suffering from Nervousness, Headaches, is and Backaches, Now Feels Like 16-Year-Old ee no —-g-— — —. _Oiman chee Ski Ten . Associated Pri M LINN) AP f OLIS. Minh. ’ Oiman of Granada rried off the North ‘ Ee mpionship — Of 2) ; tt... liaugen of longest Feb. maieennianensin et 0s UT TEN. DVERTISEMEN 4 —_ OST-DISPATCH - Girl. Thanks to Tanlac pome ; ; . . a i? , the bal} S, Ww - 2 were rirls stand ir j r] : hone. nonstrate at : Kip } ecs Was ai _— two ding eirls With ‘sked no quarter d On tha Ne was only Said, “4 * Some. t lzrTre /peaenemtenanidl i epat. £e ared i were FO b ‘a Stee wor I t1 ied desper- to smile an d be hee rful. Megas impossidic. = qi got in a owd in afte f : e to rest ' 7 ‘ eet togeth-e it must i 9 my nerves tl bothered food caused eli 7? cevere gas , id ; ye} pres Sh e* as ‘ : s ; oe ] cou! id hard Ferdinand vice | president of the Star company, yes- Eerzogenrath agreed to discharged employes agreement with union, according to Tsar, but morning announced that he changed his mind and issued the lockout order. Tsar and other | officers of the union regard the Retail the this had sire a “showdown” is affiliated with the Central Trades and Labor body here and. is determined to combat the action, Tsar said. The Cleaners, Dyers and Pressers | Union was formed last August and | has since brought all of the 390 workers employed in the sale cleaning establishments intothe organization. Only two of the 23 retail concerns in the’ ” tail Cleaners Association a ive far recognized the union. forts of union leaders a” ta ‘ing turned ot organizing the retailers, who employ about 900 workers, many of them women, during the busy season, which begins about March 1. The unfon so far has made no wage or working condi- tion demands, but plan a campaign for increased wakes and a 48-hour week. At present wages range from $12 to $25 a week in retail concerns and $22 to $40 in whole- sale establishments, according to Tsar. Officials of the Star Co. could not be reached for a staterm ent. TWO WILD MARINES TURNED OVER TO OFFICERS FOR TRIAL 'Celebrators Released by Police and Sent to Quantico for Court- martial. The two Marines of the loca!) mail guard who celebrated the de- parture of their outfit from St. Louis Saturday night by firing their automatics and holding up were released yes- afternoon to face a court- when they arrive at Marine base at Quantico, Va. They took less than $5 from the erase and the money was re- turned to the victims vesterday by Capt. J. I. Colony, in charge of the local Marine recruiting atation. Then the two privates, Ramey “troud, 19 years old, and James Willis, 22, were turned Capt. Colony to be sent back to their home station. They were ac. companied by another private who ‘as arrested with them but who s to have had no part in the three Neg~oes, terday martia! “PT ears yidups. "Bot h men were celebrating th: +f t} eir Ou tfit to gery Colony explained that they assignment Nica- police send a copy of the olice report on their’ arrest t ve ico, where it will be ourt arth ul evidence ice in told rarcua. Capt. that he would used as Sister Antonina, a Teacher, Dies. Sister Antonina, 47 years old, 15 years a teacher in the School of Our rage Help of Christ 1011 Wash street, died yesterday of pneumonia. She was a member of the Order of the Zealatrix of the Sacret waseigsbi and was born in Italy. Funeral services will be held We Anis lay morning at the Church of Our Lady Help of Christians, with Father Caesar Cpigardi offi- ciating. The body will be taken to New Haven, Conn., where mem- bers of her family reside. Houck Dies Oo the Post-Dispatch. ROLL A, Mo., Feb. 21.—Mrs died at the hom+s Mrs. Cecelia 1ans, Sister of Late Louis [,0ulsa Brucher of her daugchter, Studley, in Rolla, yesterday after- noon. in her eighty-fourth year Two other daughters and five sons also survive and there are 28 erandchildren, seven great-grand- children, and one great-great- erandchild. Mrs. Brucher was the only sister of the late Louis Houck of Cape Girardeau, Mo.. who built the Cape Girardeau and Northern Railroad. COLDS Buy 0 tube of KONDON’S. If it does net give you results worth five times the cost, we will gledly refund. ‘ Louis Cleaners, | Union resulted Trouble at) when nine employes were) 18 whole- | he re the ; over to | t for MONDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY A slice of ROAST BEEF tastes better with a teaspoonful of LEA ’ S EERRINS __SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES _ ST. LOUIS UNIVERSITY Dental Clinic 8556 Caroline St.—(Near Grand) Hours: 9 A. M. te 4 P. M. Daily _ADVERTISEMENT ‘For | Itching Torture | Use Healing, Liquid “emo Zemo seldom fails to stop Itching | Torture and relieve Skin Irritation, it | makes the skin soft, clearand healthy. Itch, Pimples, Blotches, Blackheads, in most cases quickly give way to Zemo. Frequently, minor blemishes disappear over night. Itching usual- ly stops promptly. Zemo is a safe, healing liquid. Convenient to use any time. Al] druggists—60c and $1.00. FOR AMUSEMENTS AMERICAN THEATER—v7th & Market Positively Final Week—Last Time Sat. Matinee Daily at 2:30, 50c, 75c, $1. Nightly at 8:30, 50¢c, $1.00, $1.50 The Year’s Greatest Melodrama PARAMOU NT PICTURE ‘oo Ww F AMOU s NOVEL All Seats Reserved and Now Selling for | Remaining Performances Buy in Advance—Avoid the Line. ee Be - Night AMERICAN — Next Week Bez. ae | John Willard’s Famous Mystery Play, ° CAT AND TEC ANARY = ‘PHOTOPLAY ° THEATERS 1 THRILLS—CHILLS—LAUGHS ghts, 5O«, $2—No Higher POP. ‘WirinEés Sisdncer 606, Te, $1.0 Sat urday ot. cubis UB hia cg HWVIUSE IUBE RT TONIGHT AT 8:10 SHARP Popular Mat. Wed. 2"'. $2.20 Russell poe Seeueista The Thrilling Musical Play Ez Based on. “IF I WERE KING” Superb Score by Friml. Company. Orch. Exspmble 125 5 Nights, $1.10, $2f20. $2.75, 20, $3.85. Wed. Mat., $F.10, $1.65, Sat Miat.. $1.10, $1.65, $2.20, 2. Tonight: Collese Club Night. Seats Also at Aeolian Office, 1004 Olive. NO PHONE ORDERS TA’.EN ODEON Tomorrow 8215 PHILADELPHIA SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA With Leopold Stokowski, Cond. Tickets—Arcolian Co., 1004 Olive St. Dir. Eligubeth Cueny The Philadelphia Is Proclaimed by All the World's Leading Orchestra i a a eet VAUDEVILLE Orp heum PHOTOPLAYS | th A St. Chartes; 150 pac SEATS TONIGHT Os (Some Reserved 90c) A (THREE AND ONE- HALE cy R SHOW ) SYLVIA CLARK) WM. BAXTON ‘Kavortings Uneek’ & Co. in* 1 “Pastaere | pE7So RETTER | KAT BROS. ween BIG ORPHEL it FEAT URES' ‘Phot: oplny “RE ‘DI HEADS | PREFERRED") ‘TOMORROW— ontinucus Performances: OPERA HOUSE) tl tl el -_* GRAND A. M.—CONTINUOUS—I2 M. : NNIVERSARY') WEBSTER 226R AMUSEMENTS AMUSEMENTS | MCNAIR | Bdwy & Shenandoah _ 2842 Pestaloagsi UNION ‘Bremen Theater ¢ “The Poguaas Sin” { Comedy ews and «63s Delmar . FAIRY { “Midoight Lovers’’ and “The Border Whirlwind” Double Progtam {omtect the ‘noe & ‘Breed of the Sea" SN mernemeeenteiene aad **The Cruise ot the Joper ll oe ee Deable Program, “Obey the Law” and Dancing Daye NEW SHENANDOAH y Mary Brian in “God Cente” & Amateurs ee . { and oat Man's Gola” MeNalir-Pestalers! —- PAULINE Lillian & Claxtos Pestalozzi { and “Heroes of the ight” Double Program “Her Man 0O*War”™ and “Riding Rascal’ ble P bay ny {othe lee a. 4700 Mafrite a eee RITZ *The Speeding Venus A me ee Do uble Precvem Grand and Juniates “The Four Horsemes of the Apocalypse” Comedy and and hers WELLSTON {mses 6228 mastee Uae ane Easton way” Rustling’ Wrestling Mateh eee CROWDS CROWDS CROWDS As thousands of St. Louisans came Sat- urday and Sunday in an unbroken stream —in ‘record-breaking numbers—eager to enjoy—anxious to share in Skouras Brothers’ Theaters’ GREAT HOLIDAY PROGRAMS Entertainment especially designed for the gala week commemorating George Washington’s birthday—programs by far the best offered in one week— AMBASSADOR The sensational comedy that’s funnier than “Behind the Front”— “McFADDEN’S FLATS” with CHARLIE MURRAY and CHESTER CONKLIN. On the Stage—“VICTOR HERBERT MELODIES”, a Publix presentation direct from New York. MISSOUR! ; The $50,000 Liberty Magazine story, “LOVE'S GREATEST MISTAKE,” with James Hall, Iris Gray and Joseph- ine Dunn. On the St age—“JAZZ FOL- LIES” with a tremendous cast includ- ing CHARLES IRWIN, MARKEL and FAUN, BOBBY TREMAINE, TRADO TWINS and 16 Missouri danc- ing girls. GRAND CENTRAL Gene Rodemich and his Merry Maniacs, presenting “TRUTHS of 1927”, featur- ing JOHNNY PERKINS, Maurine Marsailles and Dave Rice. On the Screen—“THE FLAMING FRON- TIER”, a thrilling West Point love drama. WEST END LYRIC “THE FLAMING FRONTIER?” with an all-star cast. A love story of West Point’s flirtation walk. Come tonite! Come tomorrow! Come any day—any nite—and then come once a week every week! I eevee Program “Sorrows of Satan’ and “Dog’ s Life”) ARSENAL Grand and Arsenal Double. Program Lad AUBERT { «1 y in Ermine’ | Aubert and Ente and “Woman Power” Eten ete — - we meme bo of the Storm’ Cherokee and lewsa Waatea's Story” ~~ re et “THE ‘COLUMBIA (eae _ tare in (5257 Southwest HER” en CONGRESS | Double Pioen “So tan” 1023 Olive St. ona "te paint” Grand- Flor. ‘rand @ Flortesant Ana reat ———_ GRAVOIS ‘Summer Bachelors” jefferson & ea ~_ a Bart = HI-POINTE ‘mee LLOYD is Clayton & meCous. B Lt Mt 1716) N. Gettereeen Lafa yette 5, De { weit i & a (7, ce 1663 8. gre LINDELL Grand and Miebert LYRIC ;. f “icth and Pine a _ MAFFITT (2h, Pome e812 N. Vandeventer “Midnight Sen” eal —ivdinaiand ale, ase aan “Foxit Smiling” and __Pearemsker? { mionaee or poem ‘Blo or Brunet & “Take It From Meo sn ‘ —, «. y The POST-DISPATCH Regularly prints MORE WANT ADS than ALL the other St. Louis newspapers COMBINED, ? KINGS THEATER LOS MORAN-ALE( ta “THE MUSIC Adapted from David Beiascos Famous Stage Serceses er ee —— Dering $1936 the Pest-Diepatch printed 156.235 Heuses, Flats, etc. Fer Reat Ade—66,471 mere thas the | THREE ether 6t Louls newapapers eom bined. SOC EE ye en em * > 2. a pe Pb Seas See feet oa x Ce, eee BP gt Lee. OS Ry Step a ate OM th ot Pe jeter ve en ee ee i. en ie ee res - ‘ Py ‘ we ay a ee. Sgr eee a0 ey =a, : . yom » ‘ ’ = Z *, a, oP ye Mir a ty RE eet st = 25 PR a I 3 eos 1 ihn leer reih tee ee ee ee eee ee ool RS 2 Ra pre ; ee ee RE NE NE ER TC Oe ERTS REE NED RT he enc etter a Re on enn. cle oe tect eaten - en en ne ee — vim erentone a . * oe ss . P ide on we . x ‘ ‘ : ve 7 oe ay a ee ase ete Oe RE Oe DS — 4 ere a: Seda ae o4 rece tas 4 os S . nee PE , 2 ERNE RED ange AG) yperian ia ~ es — AIRE ep NP Cann: ae —" et ed me « > 4s LT ee ne rn eee TRS 2 : A a OR : va abe Os BRP é. 3 me : oie ppibtlisennaisiciandanmoas . nee a a ee ee ee een ee es ie REE ROO Re VOOR ot . AN, ¢ : 1 oe Nenana nr 2k han 6 SERRE er 2g Ray OES Om Renee tems eee Sa . > - ~ see A ee ne > are ee - . « - ——— —_— snes ” ~~ the re. a an pabaeidaudl ae Aveta haritied paiva 4 a — - we — ‘ . , a ‘ RA ee ve eRe SN ELAR, OE NOON AND ETI AE Ne A NANCE OLS ENN RENO te 4 cw ee on: > ae vipa ee cocithveiteapiiniel - ¢ sho a een ‘ a 7 an Copby) Dy mds: yap “ i REE RE a TE TEN pena: SET ete pay 5 rere —— ~ wn Beis RAR RE 7 . rare aattcaiaia tn elit ei ie s eps aria Seis: ate a . SI OC AANA a NR ARN EN ANI RS GET TO RAR SS A A CRI I ON RRND RIMINI TH DEN SIR ARE SBE ie ABA nOs ve Mi : Pi ER ~ Ut geet , PRT ee : ce NS ‘ . : a Re mh » i aa peg lbir pe : “*. biel ne Ae irene, wate MPO © > * tote ew > wy aperns, 4 * ; " ee ee eee 2 . = , — 2 ae LE a . : - > . 7 Ee aoe, + es i b4 e ty —_— 2 6 ; , M . : i ” . js . , er : nee no ee PE RO a LDR ETI Ore Ee NIE cere OIE ALONE LLL LIEN OLE” LIE PLE ALI LIED LOL D LLL LDEO NE AEE OLN LAME ICE RINE st AREA: AE rece en vu ~_— . . P —_ » iy siento , nical BOO “oye Ne lia + cepa 4 : . eR Fer By ‘a 9 Bee ae or a $0 R ee Se » ee es 17s 2 ay on, ane & le nag aptly Pa oy + et Ae hee ee pe a . b et ‘ ¥ os ei pamers™ Rasta Se ee ae > weet ase a eee “ rhe ‘yy ae nea , Foe, a ep ee a — ot * 4 Oe a . Go (em a a a. . « € > . pie ey a ae ae Agi

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MONDAY. | i FEBRE ARY 33 a2 él, ex CAPABLE WORKERS Seeking PLACES where their SERVICES } are NEEDED—WATCH the HELP WANTED ads. 3G oy: it SST “DISPATCH. . |_ ELECTRIC WIRING, ETC. ) _SITUATIONS—MEN, BOYS _ HELP cp WT RLS FOUR ST. LOUISANS SENTENCED COURT DEFINES ETIQUETTE ; meee | wrrsos— OA NS ceo lan pr gia ogg eet a tare works a | SS ‘te «doa eo ms River pais te jeu ed | z Aieeee == mr Bn 927. Anne V. on (nee = amt ate we. ER— Sit. odd toba eeneral 1 “1 nece exe" 10 30 DAYS, FINED IN CHICAGO OF ARRESTING EX-POLICEMAN ) > ra ; ; —_ —_ é aa ous” dai alee =e" “ Me ri ‘ae Jot n, Oe TERD! i 299 virginia av we a tet ENT: od a Rees i = s . die Mr : iF al h fle ‘eld Bros Dress Co - a - = a> ile I te c yi : . . nine pe | ee ee aL . :' "ome pie —— oe r ¢ ' clede 2163. Cash or -ms ee : mys“ Alleged Former Convicts Had Judge Rosecan Says’ Prisoner : -. —————s=_— | our dear eranddaughter and niece. 2 Pee RIGHT DOES | fl) RIGHT TER—Si pair or remodel MEN— , 53 9 ‘ == see Planned $15,000 Payroll Hold- Shouldn't Be Promised a “Break, - ; = 4 \ ————S=— 7 ne: l on ine v red ake Pe Guaranteed old house wimng = fixtures ): reasonat i. a : » ail .& : ry Lie he wT ANnRENA : - a > , oo ; —-5 D. M.. (For sicence ‘ wet n ile y experts at m™ “de } e , notin ‘ : ts up in That City. Then ne Charge. eg ae | . ee nue (Pine Lawn’. to St. Paul the Apost. om @ ) For estimate call : } | | arrests a for- ae fo + a rch. _‘Intert ) Calvarv Cet . taht Electric Co 207 N_ 36 | class build: fe yea : . 13 : $02, to" es; ete r work n = , a ’ a ’ ‘ _ . ecia) to the Poet-Dispa . d J : , : =. . ' . — —- |_auneary 7 > ”™ “7 Parma Bon | a # ‘Our St.) me: police man F speeding he ie Mat 1 2 ae - -_ E oil ad into rest Saturday ouisans, all : 1 to be ‘forme ald treat him as he treats any ms el SS WHEAT: e Y- o27 Realecrvice )PE R ATORS ose yl mates o : snbetareigsn. : = c 5 y MAPLEWOOD SS oo” a 1 RG oe LOTS 2 REPAL 416 THIRD tem) | GH Sit.: young. colored. nurse a = MILLINE RY : gd v. as legally ie. | Falis In River From Bridge. | eae = 7 DE A ¥ H s sete aig oe cata tye nat ap era : : = riieid av. sihinchaaduiiaianil advertiond tmAi nt ee i and straw, steady + ete ass Sr uastaeeeetia nenainelieceniane Sn Sie Done, ‘ 2 hs oan 7 pe. so hee. oe cael wether Ae Taino Ra nt eerie: RAT ime ate a4 ‘ —— ae . phia 10 years ago to Edith Lo . Joe Yum, 36 year rean. Teh 80. 1997. at 6:57 dD. t m MUELLER— i iter : In Sunday, trbut . t te memery WALL PAPER CLEAN'G, ETC. ‘Olfax 6788J.__ | Radio Co. 2309 S. 30th st. Tle mek work. arrt. Widing of Cousins Islan ‘ag jliving at t! tratford Hotel, 114 | Donion., beloved t Margaret Donlo 7, at 2 a. m., Adele W./late brother, Charles Meyer. ANY SIZE ROOM papered, $6; plastering. L—si eareagg aeee bok) or house ; N—sSomethi —y 1208 Washine -s ’ . ~ om i } ~¢ / ’ ; ir . ’ , . ; bil a ! ih f ® , = ° ug i € n : . ’ otained fron William ‘ ul} Nort Aghtl achat, vaded of as : : ’ r i # ae Mrs. ts . age ; ee aaa , woes: 5 mesey ; * ENACGH sedbcptoenl : ~ RP. sees = : aot IT n t 4 free. * s £ = = a ail sitios : Sanam. - 2 Flotlan v. = ; ~ eS MIL L INERY ver. M rs. Yat : + y) * +7) ; : SS} i] , 13 ‘ : hint 0 } Y ir } — ‘ 7 i, { ] in} : ie" i \ ay : \ _ , iT ; : my a we oe “4 a ss : ; : : F . / . : 4 4 . oo ~«bs er, who has I hey I Lt ; : ~ . } ts , : . . . x ‘ ; ; ko > . ’ ‘ 7s , —_—— - - ork . . : i j eam)? . OW York. 723 ? 1; , = > a. Les ; ‘) = oe . } hei i i en fh. a. . .4 63 a. - Pe y E; | ‘ peRS/] N BD ww rece > —- - ipa S82 ey ‘ = oe Si a t f | ;> posit! ; face: anne . 4 R 7a Tie ob | Yaffee, whe 111 ashingten ro OU . I "} ys} ; " i FOrest . 2. 2 , . sented La ~~ oe : woe secre n i€ | | cen flute 3 loved ) 3 Gee Beto Parad ! ‘nt Sg ge Aas ae ge 1? #tecan (e | IRL—sit. | Unt 9 eam $50 weekly: Gi . ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ i ii . ~ f Dar + iT? Fier nw . . > . . ‘i a t iut . on f : - ‘ i i ve i ae | ‘ 4 ij ete: be. P| esd A 4 f ‘ > dissua , ae + irs mi aivorrt t pro- } waits ¢> Admit- “1fé aling Auto. t 4 ¢} ’ ry} , : 4 te ni a > ; Pr} ty .IN . j : ; 'a388 work > e? Ol ‘ 9 x t> yr 4 comm ssions Box D- 170, it -D, : , ON ret price ‘Abdany Slo: (cn } SEXSIR] ~ eount ir}. hite. SAI oNME EN—Thre e men with Mag ; fe a! P= WO 4 ; ria ni d now 3 ; 7 ’ i x ‘ . a * . , ‘ ¢ ° . ‘ ‘ 4 r- } , sar ° > ‘. e A ‘ = , " . sal " rk eooe pay * aay hs wes 4 ‘ ss ) . | _— : . | " i 4 i . . ; . ‘ “A . : “ite? - yo oe *lTi¢c¢ : sf wWehia ‘ . Rida ai 7 > - : . : vs , i ay I . ‘ = r4 ‘ wet ris 2 4 ind as Let Lem n ! dail Ot Fy , aint ener anc fo to work eee ; =Or er > E r r : : . ) . jhe » t) 30 aii’ ss » ae who Q salify, tel, fog Yaffee’ Ss ° - ’ . 1] : i a eer i . 4 4 ; } which shows her 1 have en is.4 eget 1 Paso. 7 ive nu Lan ‘2 Ri Me tne | | eOrk | , 23720. se sh ) HOUSE | _ ef = | Se Aned 25 to SE te married in en 41 ri ee ee 1 CPR See Mh 8 i} ‘ i. ' ryt . ‘ ; ; : 2 3 “ iat ¢ é Teer 7 re ‘rence j «1 ‘ } ‘ . ta a i = ° - 2 a4 ad a ge . we : : oy > Yet a . a sop ie RAINE OS ane es eR leo dete Aa ae i tI ‘ : s , , ‘ ‘ , P : ,? son " _ im Pak ‘ i Fi ' }Pce sary Answer , , ) | ’ Wa \ he , E. 2 , ae RY | — = sceneries, aaron + ath Red: Fe A fully. whee a, dod )) eryati h eahitics Renee Le experien go * T.-H | OF ome fr - Bn FOUND OPERATING BOILERS ee ect weet eee eS , ve eae ” , 3 , er of Hessen “ae ype ce gee TitxpnEreas_ : ——— 7 4.5 | sales manager 4 : ig Ae aes Verein and : “ig Camp No. &. ¥V ME tmnceei | grees bing rca ES ieee 3 tween 8:30-10 — por ks A> and! Youth's Leg Broken in Game. ief Inspector hieno or tne i : : Anthony oin, 18 yea Re ioe Wedneod: > aS at LITT Entered into rest Sunday = aaners. Titian 2410- —~«—* Ct | Whedeeeter. SG ne ae me Pugat 2, = ei || LOST and FOUND ema 2 “thedeerta ‘ Plavgrounds “yesterday, fell andiiogan brig! ro, gt on, spurte A Sy Mata the Matt PROFESSIONAL |] si" sa, saraygg ws wee oma! ask BO al actured his rig! : i , = s4 x . | a oa Det al psec nt tan és , spetien } "acke! . Lar Lost RSE experienced ishes care of eeM work iM KHER | i hi : ->. > is 4 2 Le 'eetii oS. . | oO - we . Stationary eng = , eer . Fry + + ay . jf be > ar o > — . oe . . Satis tates decadtccetianhedtn tiie. aatahe |S cin us ata adaned, acid. cider nee came te, oe ee ee a ee rs ina aerered nee ‘ - . Vw . 2 ‘ ee ieee ene tues ear edn any eet seperti 4 (> ~~ > | — ; ; : SALESMEN—A large Eastern or - ¥¢ — rn mA MM: ESS Site ~~ eh a established an office at | ' : ae oS Ne ela? , at vy. Be me ; i rr | ; cae > a whites DANCING stn nell helper. JE rae 68 . heer Fy ‘o train and develow & 3 ag ss ares PArkvie \ M oe ee BE aay BR mB 6 moe ven thes + school training eyzinner ring nin 1 direct selling ower be | , " P lessons Caily €¢€ Ly au: ie 799% c tell 1@ story conviasinnt I ‘ . ae é . 3 , 4 4 } »o4 aa ‘Zo és sintiiens ; ' lie i yur opportunity ‘sg J. A Law. 902 Paul ae a eo saiesman to Homers, and ¥ ; NTN) ; tf . I . ; . . . ] 4 ; LG ‘ CAC re. | : t i er i } 7Rand +7 -U STENOGPA eR : ‘ } : SAT ESWAN—AB ooupreeaay © lesso ns — ruc gion SALESWOMEN WANTED . Ki DIGIER— } re to r ) L er ee mio = ah 6! : , hae aaa + ori scistant. handles| salary and bonvs: : >] vs , . . . a Se . inbal sa - PF one ag egy — n ; pis good De n : tr 57 Fx) af : e! is theortenre @ngecesaary cermanent jedtew @enr: $4 ter 8a: inwruehe bide | fel} DA > Lod gore |Lapretite a, ra line 4s ‘ , ; lifay 6894R. «2 LOSE GADSDEN PURCHASE SUIT eeee: Pig O88 ha Mo aude Hainer, pur tar B Gloseecos dea ce ; Ea eutiate gage MO NSE | Bee 3456W ae | mitt mes ae - Indians Fail to : E- : rhi a : ; sts ; . ; t ‘ Ler? : ¢ } (3 a bert ter, a lawyer M } ) , : serriers st , rata amen MEN, BOYS power o! rney eve} | : : | Ls ' 17 - : : eat . . ’ ’ , re 7 ‘ - “ - . Tr wpe Nil ; eeres. oar e > . ‘ . “ : t ] t ) INST UCTION > . 1 . © " . tee b { 7 . ’ ? ‘ P M . : a - — 1 j lie ie x fe, Pe, TP ” Wing Fe ce Peet, Me, Se ee te ee oo ey ‘caving pee wa! riist RESOLUTION ON FARM BILL Missouri House Ask President to Sign Bill, EBNER “pecia! ‘ . ) . ae AA 64000 ingto! BOY—16, to put on. sewitg m: SU Hotel ettersog TITRE. 5 coume hea fen lem ; : DOFING ; nte , f 4 ; MAG " ne Ek . vs ‘ ‘ nt ¥ ; , - ‘ ; - " s F | " a. : YY sert 4 rhert: RNITTURYI ay startiz tractor in St. Louis for 30 Years. Sater _ | tl MES | nea a 4 { in\@ | IMP. AN Y } Herman Waespi, 57 vears o!} ) R \ ' a ee. eee : . DO ind n | is Net, ge sagen, 3g : Tien , vs 207 15 seueain “T 537 en . lear ais red and . |. Henry Thiele and } ter , her long white hai THEATRICAL Sgro a FES Saree piasiees renee . Me CEntral 2: paps DIES AFTER AN OPERATION {3:'c2%" was Bes ees. Be ae SS pe Liteety e a| OL eee ‘proressionat Herman Waespi Had Been Con- © aris. i} ier t fe Als, MM 1 fed ' ; 184 Oui = INE ATHS und eleetr pee Sa ai ws ee | Ti hme See r died vyester ee a SE Ae BE ME REPOS liospita] a contractor he: oe fore than ° ved . | . ley: She toa y | | FOU? - BOLICE + an x at | i 316-31 Te eae —— — RUGS years. He : ) er sins ee aol atest pi , | yw, by four Phe nl ian tas BOX L-317, EMPLOYMENT || ‘ices*®?.iNeugeR—a081 cine: POST-DISPA WANTED housework. 4505 psy son, Herman ontracting bu Funeral service Wednesday after BU SINES SS CARDS nebago Presbyt: irch. ! elas ) sea Badhloes - "4 as ari vera: fennessee avenue. Interment wil J ina a wide ofthe fate Mewanl | yehiueral Wadnenta. ac 8.30 alm” fe ___ MEN, Bors in the St. Marcus Cemetery. ~ gape: nd ‘street. to /St.Engelhert's C thence CARPENTERS & BUILDERS as A ? Rete ae ee : cs i Tae SPRINTS AN ERE SG IES GEN Meee Te re Met ae In fbcee~ 2 gists 2 a ed eee ee laa ee * : ol . . ~ . + in the secondhand car business on / February 22nd Sieh Ktetewhe tice . ae | a_i , a ae ee Oe E nds | 23 e 8 | nw | ‘ALN iN W. | Easton ave at ein | . » menage + Bae + ge h Rite Club. H GO Carpet Cleaning Co.; Dest work. | 28 t. Fertinand sae 2. | . i « ‘ s \ ASHEKS Mmue, Hut since this deal | _ \For tdens on investing see the |. e hy Be. ba vet Lindell 2°: m9 Finne “1 tPENTER — Sit a - he MwA appearing. wrist cattails pala . Some * €*'\» shorwers electrte washers | had gone out of busines« ‘2 eee Chance Want colamas. at + ain AE sctgaaer - at RPET CO — Sie | k. al Lindel? 255° : | ay ee a sant bias | ee = ne, | Reker: fuer Mae new: enensls | ‘ARPENTDR—Sit.- ; . ork: dayito ata oe “wert oe feady | DRE BAe oe Mita “<P, "Oe thers eqeere, Ee vou bow | or contract FOrcs: ae 3419 5 Urecc. n , ee a . . a J S&S Graad. | ic eee eer at ee ee

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Vk ah MONDAY, VARY: 21 FE EBRL JARY 213 FEBRU LOUTS Ppo. Se EO MEN, ME DRAPERS- - on airs cohfiel } Bros. Dress Co. "1301 Washincton. 6th floor, DKESS MANDERS ee ae ~ — DYS rk : - 4 a: dresses. tf OXI rerio Ong floor ont. RO th; Ahh west: ~ 4 ppt Han mprisea ll. Wr ite: 10 Ga wes: experience arish referen pe " ‘ The Ory)1 igh) io ret rer y Box L, 5 . re Fz K aie KF, ! es £2 ferd 762M = INVALIC Post) 11; 4 NGINEE] sa experfence. ersbGIRL neat: ferencs ee 12 young State age, Bor K ee ted Eixperis newer imar. 4. to deiis reuleth men Who ¢ iscn ) Bldg, ( SALESMEN WANTED “HIKY SAi ES W4aN —t | On department: i 'Urnishers bv wel! ‘ine penu ar itne pat SDity ee ain Fie ‘ (olor EGE! ER'S Rehincion 8V_—_- perce, x Vork for ® : , Mr. Halls. 404 Fr “HELP ory “AU NI RY Kite letiee stores and pene ll “a known shire hous ERY Or entire etat is ‘te OCklaho ma es of Ha — Service lh PUUINERY UF se Loe \ TORS - stray (,00d pay and OUSEH’LD Goops FOR SALE | » Fy ne ¥ -I\ ING R 00M UITER...3- pie e, over- *tuffed: also w alnut bed-room set, nearly new: ieaving city: must sell. 4555 Page > ~ i DEIm ar 2828. Slightly U: ind Pus hiktiere RECONDITIONE D—GUARANTEED Chairs Se: Iron Beds 1.08: Spring, $2. 65; Day Beds. $6.25: Dress- : SO nan Ranges, $8.95; Daven- : « Combination * Ranges. 3-piece Overstuffed Suites, of Bargains to Select From. EASY CREDIT TERMS. BIEDERMAN FURNITURE EXCHANGE e YIl FRANKLIN AV. a : red é i eondition a J ~ - ’ Hun dre ‘ds (cS) « HOUSEH’LD GOODS WANTED MI LLINGR Ss SAJe “aitterear. can eam § MILL INERY (¢ i > a KOSKI er : Ss AL. ESMAN Salary rr! to fil Lh - (ioD oTrg “Wash in aatdn SALESMEN Senger” | chanes to S50 | Masazine . léectrical (90° Ww ork: Tire : esting ne ‘Use-to-he eepady € xX Tve rien Pas Merchan te’ AVe ‘ Capa! e weekly: this ig@iee staium. VV Abas rf. appiance, Cal f——— ‘ . Chemical boca SAL ESMAN- > mmetioaanl opportunity right man to’ sell electrical Signe; reasonahile ] weekly | Commissions. BOE D-170, oe \LESME: ATOR: as Fyn! ine RATORS | L necessary | Post-Dispatch SALESMEN —Catholic: excentionas “un tunity for several men for permanent eat effiaone on our. salees etal: substantial 7 vin come assured #uccessful applicants frdit | |sales manager, 301 Waiuwright Bldg. SIM ERS. i tween &:-30-10. 5 to 6 gate | SALESMEN Far | now to NGG APHE office IDOARI ipa ry RAT > 4 apvearine i \ =Aln '€ Trost 4 ‘2 : ea ; canal | v1 n | Ps ablish a : aide: fact cation | : » WLESWOMEN WANTED LESLA DIES ,er Oppecessary ] ntiv: good de THY? perth a ( Watewrieht Tre : ts HOUSEHOLD GOODS ’ rview, paid =n \ 4A*atho to af-ist ress mal : Op *@ ther Charles, 31b6 S Grand. owWOornK Nhe new ere before vou 20g St. ' — LD GOODS — — liia- Jw is 106 ic? | in ails a ee ee en Oa a Gay ay in titi tia i di aii \C ee nasil Og CO rege i i KS ‘iectric washers ati. heny LAciede 9000 | (cd) * Ne ee ae ie ANI» RU NS furniture iwellings or smali! best Caeh vrices. S$ COlfax 3252 Cali anvwhere ure, ruge office tixture- baciy; ali or part contents fiate f@ apartments. Highest cash _ ‘fm (es Carpets lote BOT KE DS—Furnit Wanied iwelling Ge idherg Lindeil @H46 x ricia Cush and in bricesa. any — Contente fiat®: no jote tuo “hontean Vietor } LRAITI RE roomine houses or too emal! 8019? WANTED. need foods CEntra FU RNI’ rURE E store. ik 7) paid. | Prices paid. A. A. Sel} wien storage Co.., SUS ufeau AV... SRO7 t 14) 20000 tt. Bs of of. feathera nav 40c 1: Roc for old ones Montana Feather (Co. 4428 DElmar OSB Ch ntral 436 1 cr & } —s rage FOR SALE—WTD ANIMALS PAr LAOTHING = may ump, $o. s ie we ght. t Screenings “ ime ee tive Bi to f HORSES AND VEHICLES For Sate HARN ESs—Secondhan collars. ali sizes. -— toed wit Lowens| teiz - “10 hor stal ne Coal MACHINERY For Sale 7 MI KHESSOR vereic POULTRY ano a — CAN ARTES Cag enteal Bird i : t-clase store with a «o> )} RADIO For Sale RADI O—Aatwater yy re: Ar! ose reaason- rive. aKE }- ry Yr 3Ho0 a ke I Te ond. STORE and OFFICE FIXTURES For Sale. foot: (eR) ae | a8 le’ ' r "OU. th. (e100) > hareein tal} $a 4th fi i? el STORE FIXTURES. cases of ail kinds at ONS 15 a TYPEWRITER AND ADDING MACHINES For Sale it ies Hil DLAKe’s, rey 4iTs Typewriter Co. +420 N Seed tL naerwood rt eoat $100 . $9; applies 203 N. 10th. imina- MUSICAL | Planos and Organs For Sale PIANO — 1 4121 STUYV} — ight ana gmuet Hartford, 77 LAc ,ede 7 RR eo eee music rolis, > balance be noch. #30. 7. (434) PLATE R- cabine remain- a ehg) a NO—Prown new; S05: GRAND , ust lik a ANO COMPANY, Sb Gee Sa re 1101 « TVs (c32) |“ ILL, LINDHORST (manic ian still selling ee. radios: bargains. Bald wiD Pia! : , icf ) 'CING Case: aL Se I? S Ns Ie Ce ee ea tat it ea” saat Reproducing Grand Pianos RE r? RODUCING GRAND PIANOS All test expressior controls; electrically driven; 12) rolls and beau- to matenh:; guar- new used for —_——~. ~~ te ll ill es aa gag agg a la tilt, ait syle oe like tion only finish « ~ 1 7? demonstra ] satin smal] full mahogany; ; €000d tone; special; ee ee eee mahogany: qual ty exquisite and re- rain $795. hundreds Ot, ay an al aay ll gy aga ty itl a ail age ela | ana AEOLIAN COMPANY OF MISSOURI 1004 Olive Street Talking Machines For —_ } \NATR OP} ) ; ‘ 33449 afi eee —tialf price: eg il cond Lerson AUTOMOBILES Wanted iv conai Tigh "6 NOt DB ADL Y epot (cm) ay" AUTOS WAN TE ir price: VAHT EN o ’ Gran “AUTOS W ANTE D BADLY x before vou ustfeS) OS 1s OS Tan ASH ‘OR AU Tt 7 i a! Ne cyt iy 3] $v 5000 C > 3ring car, get cargh: MONARCH, 2} $7 aye! rawees Pua lo 11 LOANS / een ——— ‘ if (I ON YOUR AUTO “1? dq ty LO get the VaCK “> a4 Yahlem Finance Corp. 1035 N. Grand. Open Till 9 P. Brewer nstin: For Exchange “HANGE arn. 4-1 passeneer JEffer- Dodge ight delivery truck. Roadsters For Sale -OLET—Roadster; in good condft- new; $1 Sedans For Sale K—19v2, 5-passenger sedan "Bui KK pervi Lit door Pes, burnt 10, GRard * > 10) We have 4 i excellent condition’ guaranteed ranret are © kre 4 Touring Cars For Sale A urtains Fore st PAT bi Trucks For Sale “ss WOON »} ~ Butomobiles For Sale Miscellaneous — ANCE Wek Sai? 2 ee Auto Bodies For Sale BODY PHARG AINS—A]Ways: ac pleasure; terms, trade. “jal. Olive. all kinds bargai@; ODE >—() 5 ‘iB SOW Natural Bridge. ice PORD 4 “alkins. trade. MUSICAL ROOMS and BOARD Musical ee HEY "' Teal cui “al man er} ; “Pianos and Organs For sange™ mahogany former Lterryia () COMPANY, ce yf %. Vu (c36) HOTELS rates: tub, Locust—Ciean JCAZAR ome Sethe ‘ cay: Weeriy HOTEL—5546 | ry y European American FOr est BO9: ~Rupnnit uD ic 8) Nf 6. us* EAD HOTEL / woek water bathe. LORRAINI ai }?} rreorhe 7800 Loo a HOTELL -— . tead at i furnished: ‘terms ey | | ohene’ yEtrereon 5500. «c3) er . a % NEWSsil » 4 , J | Cu ed: new emer s 2s * YIAL rates, SS tel. 2040 Olive. as BILTMORE HOTEL Rooms with bath. $2 and $2.50: with- bath. $1. 50 “a: ay. $0 week. We also available a S-room efficiency apart- (cS) up weekly. Blue — —— —— e — — ‘ROOMS WITH BOARD—CITY North MADISON, 2937-—Furni hoard ales Lindel! TOLT Bae SPRING, 5748 N—Room and board tlemen, couple, electri: 4 bath _|:_._ . Horthwest EDMUND. 2117 “na dre n: care dar. week or hour ( a A Vv WAGNER PL., 13'24—Board 4 ) 1l3ls—Large room, *% beds; all conveniences; cer. om 03%4—Room., lgses: references ne young 5100 (c3) board, ARANNE, for i ales. SAN OL Oe 34—Large front ru , KOrest 3376 + Nice, warm room, wit ra: home cooking: Ho llarmpont ¢ ar.(cn) MAR, 3930—Hvoom with board: $7: ai dt) ric ais, So. ye DELMAR, 3824—Koom ‘ , * room with ich) ard. S6: Lindell 5851, 1, room: hot + ] > . Pleasant “7 (c4) room end voard: ick) lLocus!— lean, ebovwer ag e3) nt ils hi t water 4720wW. ici, PrOUMSs : light housekeeping RTH “MARKET. Ne x roome: also ‘oom nnectlngz YFrooms (1) use ke eping 4 URY. bain, tojlet: WHIT ‘TIE RK. or + em oom # Large Indelt nished or iTl- (c46x) OlSeKREe Dp ne thing } every Comm CALIFORNIA, ) _b VEO" mod erth. Victor +E VE AND, 4228A for giri@ or cOu; A 3820 A—Larnwe housekeeping modern aay ae tg {eX 3523 apt ren Hi, A R' E'4 mK I> «§10A—Fo 1 OS: Sf J. Nice “furnii 7 - ey * > S.—Laree iron aa’ room: a Nicely fur: ‘onnecting room room: modern, ¢ ebyeri I large ro urnisued, 1 ’ Victor 4465 housekeep private 4 N ome ® 3 no. ABC HK 338 N. — house rVvoTos m ‘ i "Tie (Caw 777 Ni — furnished rooms. housekeeping. FOREST PARK. 438 &1— Room, “kKitenen. $9 others. DkEimar 4° 4} ORistlt PARK, Avcyuy—Hous: SicePing Povhis._ LACI 4450-—H $3.4 "OTN iCiiceces *) gent; one rT) ; mira wor west, CZ $931—F urt ils shea pris ale f =e 5 ly ROOM—Adjoining bath; pr ; .erer Convenience: gentieman; ba FOres! 1HA7TJ (el) mnecting fuits. S——Hji-Pointe bath: reauni iC oN With OAYOM, ROOMS—iLigh houseKkerping sleep / omnes: newly furnished. Pa rkview 40 ‘ hawv.c at - - > ¥ = a 9 ‘ 57 C6——H ousekeeping erent rea sona rooms ] ict) WASHIN it: gz ha VW .SHINGTON 213—Roo ms. einer LAB bede : g of HOUSES, FLATS 1 VA YOMING. oIZA—3 large rooms, , tile | bath, urmace; news garage. 3 ROOMS, BATH, » ELECTRIC, 8 4 jarge roms, bath, ele estaiozzi APARTMENTS FOR RENT South 4209 BEAUTIFUL NEW APARTMENTS: 4-ROOM HEAT AND JANITOR § OM APARTMENT —4 rocms, water, S47 ‘ 50: open. CHOU TEAL 4557— Sei oP J icfferson ENR GH, } ‘ HE MAN pore ‘wil! KINGSBL RY. rood low AT on Pio { LIMIT, Tél (] ly blocks 4 rooms, heat. LINDELL ily or roon fryers v:¥s a: decorute. _ V 58 > oO era, ste shed: rent Sho. _—_ PAGE 5434—-New 3-roor nished or unfurnished, WATERMAN. 5225—Sut room apartme 3422 WEST PINE. MENT: tion, electric, gas, heat, Vutor service furnished. resentative on premises. am effictencies: MISSOURI REALTY & CONST. CO. CAbany 1987. JEFFERSON 4609. _ PENNSYLVANIA A 3272 rooms COD Pe es, ay d. -Earage ‘in sonable rent. APARTMENTS. 4°45 West Pine bi.. (4-room efficiency), mec tions, hardwood floors. tor. See manager until 1190 ‘and O-rooam rear, new ‘woe APARTMENTS FCR RENT a —FURNIS North Furnis Apply &1 West KINGHAM COURT. ractively : f 3 ee $40. BADEN, Gency, att 4 "“@0e “ f rari ifferso: PE RSHING, 5544 — Ba Completely furnished pe seal electric, silver, linens, ice, WASHINGTON, 437i— +4-room efficiency. WASHINGTON, ly furnished: 4 rooms; WASHINGTON, ith em 7) + misihe a > per month s SS > Nir 2658 automat _Open ey) WEST P INE, efficiencies JEffers rson 4809. - FLATS FOR Centra OS t Call Rivers JEFFERS« IN, electric eden ee MAF be iPT. 38 + “es iD. 4237A—5 re nary hot- water ee > Be gas: $3 “NN WOOD. SERVICE. “FOrest 6834. 716—5-room efficiency. s’Treened i da ARE ND 4 oN ‘4 rooms, ini -Abany janitor service; 865. 4330A—S gooms fcr large fam- heat and nt, 2 baths, $105. 3658—New A automatic refrigera- , 497 Plvinc FORSYTHE BL, shower bath, ly decorated; ‘PINE $6: tile “enone o3 See manager. __(c8) } 6601—563 Melville; new- | $80 (c) phxx—Attrac tive. apart: - Foster. (ej -New 3 evenings. _ (cB) | U 50A > TO i} (el) Southwest | ads o A——t orated: CLIFTON. 21 ew.y de $849.9 rooms, til ath ne wily ‘decorated. 83. Riverside 220. ELLENWOOD | EFFICIENCIES: | CEE AT oe a a i (cl) | WINONA 49174 euacuat Te fficiencv: — a eOrenamaten, 7 $42.50 JEfferson )S weer ty West | (e8) |} AMHERST, T7105 (University. City pied 9 rocoma, strictivy modern CAbany ‘ * > ‘* T Hi LA Z AN eb ad ads "poe > PODT inquire upetaire. J ad Tif roms. | WHndoernooes {¢7 eentral qT Box L- (eS - LODGE nort ‘ i? vs - ~ . ie sty ese tric, tr} nated or GARAGES, STABLES—RENT North yal oe a t fT ATON TGOMERY, LOx?S ea em, ee a4 TO “ LET__BUSINESS P’RP’SES Central —~Mode mth ePObo A Ti (jrand-t cee location Avpoly JA % AyYET TE. 406)" Lore ne. talloring. cleaning Lio! Die tor reaeonatl's (el) — ne anes | t 127—storercom: bakery. in good Phe y wonder? MI B AR f business jim wat ’ rr r preferred. “Ales 4¢la. . he ne. multabile f lan. rea! este ' hath. a , : ‘tice: light, heat. gaa: janitor o* } aa ‘ ie fy ; : 4 vo , (3) private; steam ‘cr ° a f\f : ? - eee ‘* . rit h ry \ 5508 a | a rz? ei ore P wv i ‘ a -” ; lo re =f ri an ? y- f i ; ; 7 ot @ he" | WANTED BUSINESS P’RP’ SES :37) centalaiereemmnaniminant —. MANI¢ RING BP. Wtd— Cai Tier weitis main cic | 30584 after 6 welock. } MAin 1051. (c8) | oom bath fur f ign "Anas (cR) 1. elects .- bot water REAL ESTATE: BIDS. PLANS, ESTIMATES WE bulid and finance fats, homes all ower St. Louis and the county, ce and inspect yy tea 3358 N. Us FUrest ‘m rey ome nivel ‘ ’ | 7A fez} n efficiency, “ ut} (Coe ~ 24 (¢39) FARM—S8O a Owner. R. VD. pagsement: lot ) 30: close | LAclede | BURG om KL AU sco, " ‘ELZ. 6°43 Gravois. Riv.3100 U8 | ‘beaut iful larwe rooms. rooms. - furnished: a , | stores sad i. BIDS, PLANS, ESTIMATES buikl a Somes ne fiate . ead og wi i i* > Get our ri and br) spe: + St AARSENAL, “Ww STOO CO., WE atorTes Ait homes — Mune g ryt tid Lita REAL bod add CARDS EARN! MUNEY AT ONCE sake. ttage , REAL cera sO FOR EXC HAN: Reais ence, 10 th, large. sun room, | . -room Dispat Wier fa h— VN ‘ 4501 ARSE NAL FOrest 5f + 4 war 10.000 real eguilty * i ke it. W A ‘J =~ 4 m™N 84°? is a ‘REAL ES’TE—WTD. TO BUY Subursan Property. Wanted f. mpg id pa Eb W dee a in by di \ Box [). Want 168 FARMS WAnTE® F ARM. Wid. —To ase FOR SA‘LE =" oR E Ox | F ‘me | S...1*jear iand real ‘Post L>isy ateh ; > Illinois ‘Teas 5 ings large dairy hard road 30 miles warch a FRU IT linois fruit be it Criley FARM Texas F ARMS i'nlimited opportunities eat § uthwest Texas, Oklahoma _ Mexic o. Send for descriptions. T SEXAS x aw j 1 ; ' ; SUBURBAN Bicycle 8 ror SALs BUNGAILAW— -D vital n if a bargain iPhone PP y HOUSE—-4-room plastered nace, ounty water and { Valiev ub. rerms S 1 518) balance Lak: Charlack road, “and cee Mr Armbruster: the St (harles road to La nN — on Lackland to ©! north to car iine. Wh piace is. S: 20H00. Webster Groves PABADENA, 44°2—A new holow ? ] With bev i OO 1 ’ large “bed! ms demas A th rough- owl ho i Fe har dwood LEY W ION R, E. & L. Co VEbet 308 (oc) WRIT , 1609 map of Webster and our sales 1s one price 500 to $350,000. list | WEBSTER GRCVES TRUST .CO.,. Agent vine ; T RE Mi FREMBLEY-WILSON R. EL & L. Write for map of Webster and our liet {cR) BUNGALOWS and COTTAGES For Sale North | iL INCOL NY 4028—6- room speed cottage cod sleening pore! r CG. at 809 CHE ri NUT. GArfield 4779-4710. (Ce >) Northwest THRTSH., 5467—Modern 5 streets are fal he made garage In ment: $415 Colfax : REAL BARGAIN w poe 4g. 5815: 5 large rooms. hardwood floo hot-water heat, slate roof, copper pon oh metal weather stripped, make us Us 8, FEYDT J aK. REALTY CO. 38.41, S. Grand. (¢27) yttage Dare room | iC ) ie room frame $2800 ‘ak E N, mod down WANDA wT roo! biingaiow @Tii throug?) ] price § pape al SoU $55 month. i | nterest Arth Kobermann, 37 1e % I LAclede 015" {es} = —— 7 — — Southwest GRESHAM. 626 73---5 price SXO00 $500 down. b i! month. including interest mann 37164 Beirne a its er, I NOT TING SS 5458 wunekalow tee owner West 5S rooms ne CA De Vivere'ts rooms and bath NGA LGW —, nonthly parmentsa 21 Post-Dispaivgh, FLATS, AP’TM’TS, FOR SALE ‘Central LA SALLE. 1900. ~—singie $300 down, or emall lear equity. TYier ] ‘ 6OR, 3 thee 3. a - - — - Northwest AT—Single. $250 cash. 0709 for appointment. South flat modes house . Migs Sr oe —- — ~ = - "| BUNGALOW a . ae SINGLE FLATS 3940-42 FAIRVIEW AY. w © and G rooms. om and sunroOrn ; (14 RE ry* (,hi iNi nen s. Southwe st vide “\ oe West 4 farm) ow t > ye ‘ FLAIT—-sa00 CASH. ee 4 fi . rp tzi* RESIDENCES FOR SALE _ Southwest debt PS . ' > ton car: lot S0O«n125; garage REAL ot Ath et on COL’ED VOU CAN 41 BARGAIN HERE— EASIEST TERMS (OST SO MORE THAN tora BEKE th "$300 van) | $ rr , epee 4 gah Brantuer GArti ee LOANS ON PERSONA: PROP'Y MAMONDS Pwrtight at inde Grand. peu ‘s tw 8. LA ANS & \e =} 0 - 4458 &. UWrand i mat} i OA™ ~ ‘ t fatee eas. eet [Maxie Credit | Win my ¢ *a.ar a —— tial mia ww S iertgo. ei? re J 1248 Mor pew pie Si Rail gan *A*°F }a} way | tinetite Laine fs tc sekiaried peorpie State Crevit Co, and Washingion. MONE Y rnitufre acdiyanced ow Le re. 23d CEntral CONS CO_- | 120. > (3) | eee Cal] JEffereon Hy «¢ “ s&s ) LOANS ON PERSONAL PROP’Y PROP’Y SEE LOANS $25 to $1000 Anyone can os TOW money on the Yahiem pan. Everyth ing ts prt- vate. We call anybody up cr ask ehy ie to eign with you. howseands berrow [from wus in & courteous, confidential Auto furniture or loans ting af value. You get the the sarme Gay. Low rates teiable and iega!l company. THIS: weekly weekly : den PA, BACK LIKE Re rTruow oa, pay Dack i Rorrow rad pay back Borrow yy pay hack weekly Burrow $i 0. pay back weekly YAHLEM FINANCE CORP. 1035 N. onene BL. Hiours: 8 A. M. oO P. M. (e&) a agg Cetit mer Monin rugs, musi: al 2 Frankijin. {e3U) ‘Pagal le 4 + 2 ter x. furs, inatrument Dunn's. & bat st) shed 1s; MONEY To 1LOAN—850 and uD. j opt} pmenis, to bi jsiness oO! rofes bes ple se » exrmakers le ~ em. — make and buy seer nd dee of KELIABLE LOAN & NV ESTMENT cn. 116 N. Sth (ground floor), MAia : ¥ DAN—~$% to $6000 on “Tha ; eet in 60 weekly pay- by collateral, charxe er two co-makers, charge & INDUSTRIAL LOAN nut. Branches at 14865 Hodiamont, 18s Weeat ‘loriesant. 3616 S Grang hi, “MONE Y SAME DAY pd autos: any amouns: ial era Open evcon! ‘-ERSON 1952. 2001 OLIVE ~ MONEY TO LOAN > On collateral or with two co-makers. Re- in small amoumite reculariy out of ae. or 'RETY LOAN ‘s THRIFT Cc ng Club Bidz. 1022 Locust. PRIV ATE LOANS to furniture 0O.. uc ates con- e168) Bese your _{¢8) CEntral advance GioheYy oo automobiles, hous furniture, ete deal Morteage 4015 Victoria Bidg at 5 TO S50" WEEKLY. We acvance money to men and women working on a sal loans made sage day if necessary: low rates: confidential. STANDARD CREDIT CO.. __fe8) We hold 301 Vietoria de. Ql ick MONEY and to salaried | gn indorser an rhe yer or any me, AME Ric AN, BROKERAGE ee B16 Tower itive at LOANS IN 15 MINUTES FURNITURE. At TOMOBIL Bie LOANS REFINANCED, PAYMEN OPEN & TO 8. CENTRAL a oT people on with- cl4) PANT PERSONAL LOANS salaried people can own name BO ‘n- terms to suit. Brisg SOCIETY. N 81 th et. Steadily employed. here on . their re a tape: “PEOPLE'S | ne ‘ 407 retort LOANS ON REAL ESTATE MONEY LOANEI )—$100.000 on improved St. Louis real estate at Jowest interest; advance on rents; second deeds of trust JOHN S. BLAKE & FRO., 815 meee _fetay Side ny. , “renew ing loz ans: South LAe lede HR 30 Ol i ‘fleu re. on making or f deed trust. : ER 4 CENTU RY OF COL RTEO" € OTF: R RK. F. CO., REALTORS. i Chestnut. tens een iene _ ESTAT E S Grainy 1. t ‘MONEY WANTED Do YOU NEED MONEY?! VE AKE AND FIRST "AND SECOND DEEDS Banking iniereets. og TCONTOAGE CO. Formerly St. Louisa Financia! Room SCl. 804 Pine. MAin — = = ~_—— _STOCKS AND BONDS rocks 5 NDS Wtd — National Laundry Me pet nt. Fidelity a3! ter Routhern ife. Cj ee Finatce. Ma Finance. Fairmont Jockey. end oti-e A. lL. Deibel. Boatmens Pa fe Motora stock 338, Posm-Dispatch.(el) ite iT’ petor he ; . ry tox LD BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES BUSINESS oproRTua = NTELT for nickel pialing a ft) plat interested Jil, niekel-piating ~~ ant within a. ! terested wr Hii, Fee gales dis- capital for new ex necessity yn lien ted — GRand JooLR 'o drive trucks ' G months Hill of Deeken. 68 0 0 O50) { ul apy ele —— oniv ide if a ‘rankfort, ‘ 1a7 , y A... - with mn om } , S write iK Wi. an, { Mca tTie 7) — BUSINESS WANTED Transfer or ne! giiborheo »4 ‘L 4 Poat-Dieppich, _ 100 to 200 roome: tox 1.395. Post oat. Lig.lea? BUSINESS FOR SALE | PEE SANDWICH snhoOy— opmortunity fur a husler. 1b rs ~y T I ; offi “4 new equipment; one who knows Bush @ Co., 2600 OPPs. tel) junen: will eac nines ushway DRUG STORE noun aba 1€>« a) ‘,) caenh mayvyi ka $100 900 ort: ah Hiland (ca) And auto supplics; an of 6000 pups ighwavy NO lig aie Ae hetween Murphaoro end ; at sre a full 6°42 Columbia ME. he MAKRKET =x KAU » “i AE MARKE 7—Deit cheap leaving eqiy. 1° 7 reide rAnawV ss he a; Z 434. Y, Roder Ridg_ ( eoft drink perier. 2 W eat ‘Bite. own. A, Sa thy “6711 hi . Karsein, —_ rts “Pox ass ai ‘ermsa = sine eo; ream the ‘er ix j lown Lion; . Pisa? one ‘ er) 3135 M .nnes) 4 eux if oe i HOOM * #th. Otber Dusiges- {i tabie for man nent amd ioecatic barter im Mt. fous Any “Rlences ord. 2 .*s Poe hee | $451 Pare, 4 aie gcaragre. 28 Morgiun.fel) leriia “=F, “ reruitia mnvenmi~nmt to CS heeft) rene, rent. 4112 Lleismar, t hbotm th eouvnt Fwd ieee eofi a “711 Wa mngy.rs mH ps —S mad) ay ren, = 0 wet eee “power ons REPAITI ae Mane hester ; t ira! wier mar + ¥ eH} ee ee eee tp to ome aga 2 ARRIVE ee tl NN Bis oe Pe enon - apeeee: oe ~~ a a an Py ne ere ee ° m5 “ — A a a : z : “ “ Seep tonic oes . sate i signet tee op oo frst . 7 aennetye — ems Seer ee Sn ae Pars weer es say b pane tm | vate yer es Oe , , ees ee. ae 2 oi ae a ir ge eer one one > a as «amenity Nie sa 0 £9 Ft hae Eee Pe sae py Ot Pe MMO A ete. Co aT 2 DE OREM IMB OF ALE II OR ON ERR ELE IRIN Nena CNR It AEN TORREY ARN 5 RII Oe Ctr P19 me ecw tere ~ rie »\ SepRaR ER ere! >. Sr a x on mi gash OEE ELE PORTO TIOGA MCLE ce ad ane ~ et OOPEES me teme etn — —s Se ee ee ee ee en ee i er. a me % ee tts Ga > Ad : ee ee ba ” a oa - ‘oe ie tt si m ” a So aE RE ART OSA crn ER ATM 0 Serta ogee RR «RE ARIE A hm SMITA Tae \ 7 yi * - - ~ iets bed * 7 Py pay co — at re! 5 2 Se . Re Bes | 22 rey, a Sa a te es 2) ag RAY ae eer ert DIESE seers mae Sas wwe Me ee Se a ree Se ae tHe * bios Ne ata lhe ae he ‘eer ie: oo we ne ee aw eS ~ LAr she. dies. aR tes & i a me om ie Nese Se iy ee : ~~. “ nes or .~ << <5 +. eee a i alti, od tats rn te ee. a acre ‘ oo Me oy ee,“ ENE eR, ca Vee eet he : “t Ss ee ey a Sie sail te ~~ = » ys Ee ay 7s * nk ee sti Agehss ‘eins = SSS een tera dk, - me eth w. erie dont oy he a.

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PaO PAGE 32 EEG ST. LOU'S POST-DISPATCH MONDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 21, 1927_. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH___ : oa = STOCK vite ; SHARES SOLD 9 . TABLE SYMBOLS J ie uh NEW YORK Feb. 21.—Total sales 1,- ‘ so -9 Symbol-~ (a) lu~ cstras. (b) With ex " ' 845.700 shares compared with 951,200 ade : IU F a Sh Gee = Soa ite || r : | Saturday, 1.921,600 a week ago and holl- CC gquarterty oavahle in com > 2 egtctotion Ao per ager (COMPLETE) Be gS , 1 » te te were 67,186, shares, compared - ’ : , Sales (00 ‘ ) with 66,375,800 a year ago. ” BY SPLUIAL 450UUCLALLD HESS WIRB ... Unehanged *tExclud today Saies (00 NNN NON NN Nt tl et Natl ct ll ll el ll et el agp is eae) pois ; St. BOC EXCHAMI -1g MERCHANTS’ EXCHANGE” years omitted.) PDO OL LI A SL ce Se eee eee ome ee a RS OR oe Gf the 7 ig? line! "A | ; 7 ee _ Ce, + seageiy pres \ Pres ae » e “Ss wlae a 7. _ nm 2 : ' er = ypmname sgnage - . _ “.4 SSOUP) Portiand lowing are guctat a } Stocks end ' 1 } | X f in f Inu j j j AY oc} ! i 5 i : Svc as ; f ia : acted ia ; “und Sti, ' eee how closing and previcts ciese | COMP } a *% Ray Conmsu “ee > 1A ; 145 he tn] transactiong PA al ee. “ity and Ch' 72 TL! : 24g 40% ling ist pt $2 7 | sas thirty : d 53 B | ect é : } 2 rt} 7 ) twa} ae ; 4 4 t : . 5 > ‘ 2 4 . COMmmes " - . S *s Ss = 7 St le ee PS AEC MOL eS MAR bi tet ARE ly 8 a) rand syste 2 ' Yor’ a a eh ne ee a ee ee | taleg Set WW es ww Oe oe CE odlitetne ceadhteten ial a tee. ae ee — ~ Ae ae oo ‘1 i 7. 2 : j ' I ll u xy} Ls La wv. SS: ed [BR : 3 means 136% 140 . »*? 5 ivi~ = APA ME “AT Leet NY ny rt _onime % | i “°° * ‘ Lut, 1433} St, tom Oat a TR Peal? as” OnE Reactions of 3 to 11 Points. Follows Supreme Ccurt Verdict—Reading, How- ever, Leads Rebound, Rising to 108 After Touching 99. — STOChK MARKET AVERAGES. ieee Adame Am A Am Sm mt oo Re Vig ea Nee A me re a me ~pgo hs ) : : 59%, 43 oR 1 3 ty Feats tne as ang PTEMBER WHEAT ~ Spo! 3 ‘ Rutiand | pfd | l 55 Ln all kK actiona) decline ES 2 - Tad a a safety Cable Co 4 : 5 , >: re | . "* Sot JO8 igac . , On oo - » Py Da ee ee en ens Me o . rg d S oss Ww ¢ ¢ a? . s a wt & @ — Ee + £ #¥ Pu: =“ 4 ARR RA @ MO ete tna. — i D Cte Me Me =) » te “4 Oe a if z ae ere kan ft any S2ssarsetesensiss a > Le Davison Chemical t & ison . ae i ri Fin: SF ID al irae ON . 45 s ate SEPTEMBER WAT - ee ee eee eee — — ——s By Leased Wire from the New York Bureau of the Post-Dispatch. NEW YORA, Fed ning Post, in its co cial review today, iSa5gsesssFESecde Du P de Nem § haf aE Be. : ; kastman Kodak Sb to . Winn 5 5: ' 4; SOB, os a, Aw , outher! acit } 130 110: Lg! , a Cividend. 4 Eastman K p 6 © a ~U- A . oe ‘. > os en = ox — iS a4 “iNG QUOTATIONS » Eaton axle & Spe 5%) 24% | 25% f % | 98%] 9K ET pt 6.. : Sx! 9% | Se oF tee ee i oe : | 7 Div! i se a eo oe ee al EXCHANGE, Peles ‘ . ; ; : eold lower on ae indemnity, , rk et , infivenced ty mo & C com . . : nif miu Lj Ver tei ¢ ae! There was decrease of et ae a ‘ vy Body | ae 2 56 la 50 &% ‘Stud ker Corp £ . >] 5 ] Hear i ven. On passage wheat Motors 4... 20 i | 6546 —— re So ; ee ; ’ h She , : Kit Export Wap betier “eh. ‘ ‘ > ' , , Brow pfd ri Manitoba Ln — 7 : ‘ as ‘ . ad 6 2 4 s ; t - ' Oy ,. eR. OPE SRA Mr aA A aga liane 0 vi rra “Nash > Nat » > | 4 ~~ he = eee eee : : " . . a5 a ~ 5 > ri : 2 5 > 5 4 . . . | ‘ 7 ‘ ’ . a 0 ; : ’ Visio rt 4 ‘ ' i : . * " if ' vi phoiah Whieatn Raney na aelatieieeaeah yi 7 obs ee ee : ' ted Lead & zin OCH . se Walk DG Ist pfai | +8 geet ma Walk DG 24 pra! 7 See | = a Walk DG com 1.2 in agnor . oe ae dart com tia ie 3 e pis a “ Qo? 7 ; ¢ srvey :, iron Works com! . rik Court te Pans oo preraeane wee eS - ae $3 bt , ) Patek, a Eai 4 ’ ‘7 ge Ll, ytiena ‘e2 17 11 ; 3 ihird A pet ' ” ; n Brown Shoe | ' ‘ ‘ 7 , , i ; } : ' Pye ot ‘s ** et e@eeees - : : ; un Liverped! | «4 WAS ~ Awe Be waiisnr iPaper: ylu PPP rede erry re eeo wer 13 cqay tra ee ete ) “amts fa -— bt ee aoe ae 7) Sa tc eet. 28" ie emage a : =, ae be, Pe 10% — as cOr ” : Or" : enue trem ee see . he a Baa of ' AP ee ee — . I | lew J ntr 2S, 4%, Transeo! . Press Brickcom Supreme Cour decisl inst jon van — 5 | 5441! 3 ee ee ee ee ) Bt eu | ss oe : , 1 4 r pee | tl i 4 : | msernational Shoe pfd the Los Angeles salt : al 4° 3 sulf @'-¥ : ; 3 8 ; Sac yi ts gapias re 1.4 NYC &S1 pfd OG... 5 ha, 4 sae T R =; 64! ‘ . | ‘ternational Shoe com 71 way in 1 7T ' , 33,1 few York DOCK. - - oo pss tae tader hae - ie noependent Pack com/t, 3 brought ae ieiaike : ~ tias Tack a 7 Boo aang | , ) ‘ ine nti weorweren. 20s ) 13 ‘2 W : 0 } 6116 21, 1 384 yf tors ~i— %& | Portland Cement! : , 4000 barrele of “een el 1O108 nor ne ~ - mor oe Ys: he api pa 455 Ln +i | i. - pg oe edhe an 0 O47 “National Candy com | 7 we emer od «1S V00 bushels of Wheat ane neountered and a recovery “slp rapes Te cae gee one > 8 S43 534 GenOutdoor Ac A ' oar #4 4 9 1 Am pid . a oe ee oe gid oS an aS Poor han 4, : we % | Redigo Weber Shoe com? HY 30 een. san _ Te ee most immediately Reading ri si1%/ 2 Rerneds 0 LL! 30le 30% '- $e oa ee) + au) of ee +! corthwe 1 0 : 7 % : Bo a #s rat dale igs, BD aed “ : Abe ome 7) 33 a 4. ann wheat istance. broke from around 111 204g) Beech N Pack 3b ’ Oh ‘s 591 ote oe Pes 7, eden. 9 1; .g0 >t ; se : nt a. ae ed a4 56 51 tines ee ' ; jn On i ~ x | * Saw corn forenoon to $9 before rallying | 0% Beid Hemingway 2 Ol 50 '@) So ~S Me | ae Ge Po pscr ery ony | 2 hy | rier amet: a egret —— — . : Le || KIcohal 5 ( oN] ROig MM ul do oe ure ny ‘me and are ge New York Central slumped ~~ se ne S . : 0 - ’ >% Gimbel. Brose pfd i pier | | 03 aa rair a = 7106 & 06 | : , | 5D yt ily & im 3a 4+ ly ae USES ; ‘om! 2 2 — eis. ed | 187 sou ‘s seek | Chi \ points and then came back pean Bone % roo wiit 7 | 21%) 18% Glidder - bi ‘ seer) 34 meaitine Cals . gees *- eT eae a a ¢ 4. % | Securities fae 39%! @MBgo. included s ied ud bf theo ic ee. ae ache ga See er mae ¥ « -. Los thy _- 2 - ” eatin. > 5 igen or ” Te ae a ta “Z ‘ce hisor Uv + lwestern Hell 4 Raer & Fuller com] 50 wis Car com ...}t.. . is Liar ofd.. ss ot et et bt Jt aive op zw ai and sever Smad ; of | Wha | recett | wore) net a a o : a Louis Amusement. 4 5¢ ae np sch 1.222.000 = Coe . nad _— ' ee, oe . re, - [ lis Pub. Service Se ’ F am ITE ; s “ere 1.161 og wy ; . ss nis FP : é onl 144.000 a wee Col Tad! 4) OOO fushela. ;- -en azo Wheat red Pushels > . - 2% = _- = + S Were aumpecdc ir profu- - “eo 8 Mager, a Sea bier bf a time n ; ; : _ » Mutts ick ‘ . . ‘ ‘ . " . : . r : ’ by Ul ox . r 4. 42 ‘Byer 4 s 2% . mai alla! . i 7 ; @\ 4 Iam: 4 | 10%, Wa! weenie aii ae 1k “| . dee ke > ! 58 I Seng eae ‘ ’ Te Dns . ; » ai Qi a= = 1 “= ahbash Ry d } ; “a4 . ; : , 6+ Calif Pack ne : oo tet wig . om a. tne “PF inaee ? = 40% Wabash Rr it : pptoer ch hey : “i. Louts Cash Grain. Ki Cal ; ; ; Pe a 5g es Hanna Ist pfd 0 L os al 2 = | te ! | - es win cies Oi “hig S aay + . rE Yj oe 3... ede on a) , on t + i. 44 ;* I a aboard ten i ' . Poe rp ' ' m a { : C.ectric Ty + rertro.eium . iZ . ~ —— HOG RUN GENEROUS, PRICE TREND 9: 21be Llineis Central 7 Is ~ ee ee a a Z ' Bes , nm ah an ; : { _ St UIS. Ot. Fee 3 = L~o% . ” “as & : 4 : ; . ; . ; ee meee eo i AR ‘ ta neni o Ayricniturel! ? ria aioe cate ” PRA ME BE gyn RIE ALLEL A Oo TARE LA ON le Ate a RON mt taR, lintel ante ae ae Ly et 3-3 mixed Market. ‘} ote hae earie Jew edi Tea —s = Radio Corp of Am ; om Ct -~* 3 56). .* > = . - . , " p 4 ¢ . "4 . so thern Ks seh J & > lira Is Strong. oe™% CRIB eR 5 lie? ave ces ( - eee ts fis GENERALLY DRARGING | _Stiesee Steck Seles 1] Boston Stock Market 9 sora.) Sau? 00 aa cee ees ES ESTSS 3 | MARKET ON THE CURB ssa oO FRU MARKET 2 OA CHO saan Apple Trading I. Fair—Price ,f “7 i. rt F ¥ | Bitegaiper: ; “a ' ; ' ’ ; - , A TY i , . 4 : d , . -@ 2? & Re i 1.8 “the, a Se pi | , “aye ; 1 md riz Practically nchanged. 7 | ates on “onset ‘Mg A ORC ZAR EM Pe wou Bs Ar Sees Peete tale ac ST RESET T OTRRETS “SEP ERR AMMAN pM os - - a PN isd x me 3) Pl rece Row he ree fommodituies Fase «off. ‘ — a array FUTURES IRREGULAR © MUET BOND TRADE caer ry AKC -ONNEW YORK MARKET __wastasons arson HE New York Stock. ‘ ‘ oo ~ we eS RE BRE mae: YR GP POP So ying LOANS TO BROKFRS AND vag DFAUFRS HOW DECREASE) orn, rons. ro, 22ctvome wns) E Sag Roar of 7 Se ee ousehe is i¢at Dasie wae te tedgie ef cau@en] the eaflp >--— HO[8es il fe eae 8 ia homies anes ands ' ait P Alo: _ + ™ TIN tha anf. : a : and ponerse gipped wer a _ - ’ ars : 1 « = ‘ xs s ses ' : s f ‘ . « , | ‘a ‘ae OOS OTS : - Lt . pty 3 _ # ‘ . ~ . , es si aa eee ; . * : . ‘ $ " og “eV ered Gu ’ x ° LEAD. ZINC AND COPPER zyz ss ser ei a ge daniels” Yat Shs YS.“ | CLEARINGS, MONEY AND SILVER | 0°!) 3° i,co72™e SEVERE Re | tm air Gee rag Pee ys 3t aa nade 5 NR erect mie dh ak: Me ey ante ages hpi pall ie RAN halt phi. i £ ase 9 - > -.- New Orleans Spot. 2) 26 - ‘ '>. +

a ae. a ee --- : } : Ra K arce panel R ‘ 4 99% $ bi... } , ; : Senn. ¥ io 3 7 yes « - - Si -. ae ee ee ee eee See ene ees at Need OP tear i teste Kicg-iom : BM wy; ll. emt and fleur were ony + | a 4 Wee, tis compared with 5.496 000 | New York, Chicago and mm bes bush AW@tralian wheat is Deine ’ “ ““ Wa a gj > «reg “te peticte ti t St. Lous Stock 7 _ , = a : me! @marteted , + . in ot . Charts r Ln nirments - 43 r ie 1 i m x cE oe . "he \ F ry ’ at : i , . ‘. . FE “ hi : ] | i ; ; | Soh eke aoe | on fae an ideo “a re 4 ’ ; ' : t , arn [ ar ; e ‘ ' _— . matt ¢ +t? nei. ee ; Lexy abel " . ony * . tis . : ~ > . = » | 0 r “ 7 ;' | = : : ings ge . i ; : Coe aa e ’ : : " Lom? $x; Le low ; ; ; i 2 . - . vt demand te’ Shicofamae Ge 50 Oh) oOaerete “re ” t*> WP e York “e tmontha hi/is * era , , . ent ir be r : : : NEW YORK re . é . ; : 4 ~~ ’ 7 ' ‘ L 4 tf Le an 3B 4 . . a , , : hs > . : : : j ; : ° : ' = : ’ sever «er ms me 7. . a 7? Ss i : , % ae A. 4 ; : Lg ‘ we te. ’ is oof ¢? . Qer . , , eee — i: Sieetee es de . 9 eat 13 r OR i ‘ m6 Ame " “ : si sinh he vA V7 Me ; > w& $A o> — tins, Screw vant semen! WEW YORK RUBBER PRICES hen ets ke wi he “Rares oF ere fer: mt . teh — ’ “— me tx tmwitent if #4 ties eae NEW ORK, Feb T1—Rubher onene: “seg ribbed @heeta Mare 38 30 , — ) Li 40 ae n Bt 3 New ¥ ork ( offee. , . ad i 2 to 4 ar’. a ‘ : : { - rt acc aos , . + i aad = oa ae —s ~* Toe we } : ; ‘ . : - Pe , - sn A | 4m Oke ‘ bt iy ie! sy = : ST ne 77 3, . . . A «.% r es ‘ 1?) r, ’ ‘ F t q = * \ imi like: (.rain ‘ hangers, - . ; 3 ”’ « . . - ‘ ae ’ ~ ie ae — . . ' 7% ‘ ; a | “* T x» P - ; eo on = ‘ ‘ \ . : . ; } . . toa ; ‘ Ju t ** ao , Ma reh 4 7. ' - " : ws . : 4 ; : ee > , » Ss , ‘ ‘} . ‘ ‘ . , j “ ’ - |} ri ' ! - ® ’ . 2 ees Peta ie far ' ‘i ‘ , , ‘ . i et 4 , " ° t'ew & gitery, : ~~ . ae ' . . , ; ’ aa". e aor AT wd : Deb tember. acy = ‘+n © 4° _ 9 . . : rile i ; - ‘ wae am Oa yante 2 ; 7 * fia} art , atamiine gheeaen wf mann out : Satta pe, £5 iii bh ' itockhoiters of recor eaculug Ciasies Of common stock. ae Lory ai Av ‘ ° , tH +3 trutham Silk Hosiery Report. ?

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nis non ne pitty 8 . : “ 4 NRL pA A Om SPAR 5 nee oo 4 P05 mentee dh fo pA * y a “gage P re, — i a ee ” 7g) 1°09 ! " ' a 4 * © SE Sere sak #4 om * a ‘ 7 ? we - wt wf POLAR PG | Pe AAP 0A WN > “ “ Wircuhein furare ober acts rtte~.’ -—- - a 1} ditties, ‘ Fe aah eh. ~* et a te MRED AB « : ce ant ort a s hg a ain ae A " Ps a ay Hig AE ee ene Oe te oe a eee ae Re POI Ww tea ae Se en ee ORE ot Se as + a sata) : ‘ £, ar ex > 4 r. or ST.LO ‘DAY EVENIN 7 UIs POST- DISPATCH a A _ . icieinisiiniiiciiemnain ALAS POS? DISPATCH MONDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 21, 1927 ve eC STL LO | , eb. wing is a list of sales, highest, Sis Nn, 100 sacks Colored ——— sales were 7,013,000; week ago 12,431,000; year ago holiday; andtwo |W Co Ist 6s.... 2 _... |New York Curb Exchange today. sales of stocks being in 100-share |N FF . neep er oe CUTAN ES 27 75 r Colorade issouri Portland and Stig. Ba oe at ring and previovs close | COMpared with 491,963,000 same period year ago, and 618,870,000 2 eanamaee amis Pr peers a ; . . igt ~ (VSS, ‘or Chicago markets: S Al Mon St! — ™ iitial transactions a; the nell ganeas CIT) 41} leas i n way tquipment common Argentine nf L102 103. i Un ; r ate P&l 552 Os a Se si 9 , nd round white U . OO %, AD Ly sold at 124, ‘ : 3124 135% - 58-4 m Sug R 6 | LO4 5 : |; Aust Gtd 7s ‘43. 3) ‘e).-... {Am P&L 110100, 997 fees gy ' : : : % 95%) & ai ow 7" t a ° a ' ‘ : ( é . } ; : : i ; ; = ‘ i“ . , : . tye? Mi “ei cvart nance’ * ““* 40d sompme oMBE EEA EW wgrataes he sad 4 bade 10 public 461044 103% .....) Am Super A 4, 2s ! J of a Comb, month azo... 96.66 ng a Belgian i it ; heriin : 4 ‘ + Me 22 ros ont } a ro bey BUN O00. pie ™ a oi ~ © Saar f I . - ’ A : i 3 a ops a ( $3! . . , sienna —- | VEGETABLE MARKET 1 f | ET | | Potato Trade ( ‘ontinues Dullk—Sup- ; | | & | plies Are Moderate, or 4 > ; ck § | : m the ibe ’ ) i No 2.65; 206 Yor ‘tock Exchange today amounted to 11,698,000. Previous day sities , | : * | est, closing and previous closing prices of securities traded in on te “DOME STi BONDS : 1s ed. OB ye, OU!S, MERCHANTS’ EX‘ re years ago holiday. Tota! sales from Jan. 1 to date were 613,371,000, | Wineh A ctf Via: 5 ‘lots (00 omitted), while bond sales are in $1090 lots (000 omitted): FOREIGN BONDS : Prev. ; Security. [Sis.| High,| Low. (Close MAY eri AT. Quotations on United States Liberty Bonds are in dollars and | antiquia 7s ’¢ ee of Bogen. ta — INDU STRL ALS. _INDU STRL ALs. ‘ 514 SKkOuras at 44 was ta eg 36S 30 “ oe The following is a complete list of transactions, with sales, high- Arg 6s srf cyan pf, 40, 35 om | A Ssfg 6s temp 60 id at 17 and a sman lot “a F 32 ; ~p ae ere fate vy ey ; ee 104 - ; | Argent 6s w i. the tatter half of -s Luths, of Monday. Saturdey. Ra yon e Lv i ’ , = : . : ' ri : NO and Give ' 7 “4 ‘ > my .% 8 ok | 3 P4 ee. oe ides, 2 Syke tp Roti eae : _—- -. i cal asi es og , at fractional decline. 13] Ma- 4 315 - _ _ fee, = ~ 10 industria! 67,102 % |102 Ss 102 % | Am Super B, : ; pera! s } 8 > ae Compine vent ago Berge! no ate o | 8ST. LOUIS PRODUCE RUW. Feb Pn Eee 7 | : ry potato marker continued ba» uP. os F - R a : P " —, = anne To - ] were mode rate Sa! ne ae r 5 ~ :. By he Associated Pres. pi W &@& LL Erie 4% 0 | 905 i*y the Associated Press. ye oe ; Pre ae ee ee bee 1 ces Comrade cusset ourbank Be NEW YORK, Feb. 21.—Total transactions in bonds on the New Wheel S 5% 48 | ay | NEW YORK, Feb. 21.—Following | I rest, low- re AAO De SE ak U 1 $2.75 ‘ Over burbaok U. 8S. So. tela “Saegan oe * ‘1, Following ire quotat rons Gl $8 é ‘ull soid fractionally lower “s ‘parket, and © “ro 1On¢ 28 received s°me period tivo vears ago. Reees See ' Sec) Sis. H . Low. ‘Wlosel¢ Kon .he loc; -_ . ~ _ | thirty- sec . ¢ . ‘ 3 i -2 Antioquia ; Al Lee) 7 cal market Chi - P O8e. _ penee of a dollar that is, for instance, a sale printed 99- an pipe tee? ne 6 | Of a Alm Gt S p, 10)129% 129% 129% j12 |*T as tf 160 190) Cagy 3 | means $99 and twenty-four thirty-seconds of a dollar and not $99.24 7 : ee ee 2 | : ' - = ‘fs ct > -¢ | A 3 Ls lowest, and closing prices: Ar atg|Se 59 © ze Pr vi & 4 quently St Louis Car “ CL) [EAT lams FE cl tr 4s 4° 89 g9 89 Arg #s 1960 Oct Lisi +s * yN > 'ERACES |! Australian (7as pre ferrey f BON bD MARKET AVN LERAGES. ; 1 : 10 firm - 4 : Bo? 165 saa : lo se0-@ ae ' rhe ae ancs pall : av°* : Lm Tt i ‘ ;> 1031 : 14): rs grade rails. 0535.38 93. Jelgian : 4 ise c ' ‘ ee ee oO Seat ctf 30) 4338 , = 43° * : i . ping. : (} : ‘ ° - cold at 7 ts Fa % “ i me rreome us Combined averacs 4 1 00 } 100“, artes +} ven §&s 3 3) 133 Ariz 1 23%, 25% | 23%4).. ° | on on aa 2a ene 1102 % 10: bia et 5 anbase was bond sales fame arn te ene) mae | deity Bete ttuce were oaks fer g00° samber . | JD s°* lwp of) &0°!11: Be "ian is oO 8 Y QUOTATIONS. beav "hay a i pe , os ‘ i os ‘ : Le . a NTT oulmiat a «C84 oper Rorden gg: a . ; e c e ye : j a . t ; —_ . = . i ? a $| " ‘e1 yd ty rf an) ha sket. VG & El . ve oes a . an! - 5. = 1 t make 1t03h ‘> rite > i Shoe > . . ¥ ; ; on ; . , 7 : ; a : ‘ : ‘ - 4 : s] ‘ " “7 rok ss & B..; 14 . Br agp Ee as ; _—s* , =~ lee Sion. BEETS : unched $1.35 to $1.40 et ‘ 2 “ . - ‘ - , a ~ em Sf cy P ; . . : . . : h '. Mach | eee eieee ee 7 + Ryo # . se s0u Ape Ln : 2 un On , A ae : COUP. | ? “) ‘ . P . ‘44 ‘ ‘ ' hy. ; , . i ' arum. 1A . ee Seenedian o% me 2 "2 2 >, aw MBlcccccfosvccteases | am ga ane , ~ . — es v. CR New lexas $50 to { + ‘ > -Ye = " ° ’ , * ‘ ‘ ; ave .- . “ 4 . ‘5 > “ , " | } ‘ ’ ? . . 101 ss s } i i a Ana he p “ ‘ ‘ r « é c 2 \ y : ee . Pa a - . ees } ‘ “ 4 ‘ fA r } ; ] i ™ ’ . ia ™ ‘Fi be : $ ? $20 rent | 4 46 “”** ie ae ra... ? ‘ : _ a ee a ‘101%, 101 4% 1014, : , 1, , can ; : ‘ ‘ : ‘ os . ‘ yf > Sr : : . "a Se hoe on “MIBER i) .TS ait ie : ; ( | ‘ Bi i ' * ae sos | pe An 3 Ie | 2 , : 4 i | : | ; . age Oc Ib be is) OOD, a _SEPTE —j g — ;; 3% : 9 ince z : ¢ 38%) YS: o : a. al new . pe lh 4 ‘ ‘ = ate (j} . eee om ; ; ve ; ‘ 4 ‘' . se i i ° : ‘ ‘ . ‘ : za : ; : , 4, ar new _ oh a eS ‘ oo bf: ‘ «ds % ‘ : ; & s NOE }: . : i) 3% Nassau , } ; Z es : ¥ 4 31 4.4 re 45 re ~ : 4 Ansig . na > o- “* e Z cs ‘ , Sug, 150A8 101 1, "100. i bes $1,000 200 ; eo ‘ ° ‘ i i Ps i " ; » . / ‘ a« Ages - ; : . ; . a 1 %” «pe? EP ARRIETA * a “ . ; oo x * ao wen - » : > Ay . v n sate, 4 alte? , ‘ $ et . or oy hee ee Saeae . “ ) trate. nit weve 8 SS ae PO al Pee oo .- > . i j ’ . P ’ eee SIE A NE NLR LTE EI ETRY RR - , " “es ea ¢ } : ; ~ _ ; ) Ris 34) «Aw | S . . Ox.n : ate 3 SEPTE MBER RY] Beth Sti ref 01%, 10) 0 P 8 § 66 Be ais 5%/ a6 | Cologne 6 a6. 995% 991, 11 CG 5 Bi. 2| 51%) 52%) 54 79)-5-:° | Solar Ref } “10/507 Pe i ee Sn : ; ‘PLERY—Florida _$2.25 to $2.50 pm | ' 1 . : os Copen! oie LOO % (“or C aU 's rd Pepe : 3844. 38% oe}: oo as gee ee 1022 l erat lifornia Kir crates. $1.79 to ¥ : BOL 5 , . 110° 116 “3 s Li j j &. 4 4 —— ~ a Ona ; Q per bunch for jum a rr.et a Oe ae ——s apa eis . du ft 58 +. re L085 *s ' s 5° 3 Be 1N8 Wy 1 De F vte : “4 st De 7 ' F ae = ee i oe, ” / : - —{Loustana $3 et, LOUIS ME R { "He . an i -~ | xX ( Hi SOs em i Vv &' #2 , ’ 4) ‘ . 7% ’ , 5 7 4 a7 s ’ Y s vd 4 P - 4 Loy ~ " ' ) ; j P St d ; ‘ oO ’ 7 t4 oe ‘ my SD] ae ® ‘ . '& . , ‘ , _ a ; ad Corp oid jower aki PeKIiVT) ; ; ‘ 4 : » * { ‘ i . wee . . a? é ‘ . - P . pes - . . "ane ~ 4 I a> ’ : . . ‘ : pai AG on T cai as alia ‘ “- . 8 \ i Va ae } Vike ~ ‘ Ms vt * ° ‘ sill asi premiutli lei» ; Pl = e .?) : ete : é og : , 7 ‘ i ] Qgi } iy? : i , e 4 Su os .. “ ee j 7 r Oe. - $1 stad There was decrease vf bi : eee ; 7 i Hp} A WG = . P a ‘1 . a ae it : 2 net : — -_ : ine ' } Sy : -AROL——Laouisiana chides be t Tiere i u shine i da | ri , ] 4 esti. ‘, ‘ 5 & 5 4 1a: , ‘esl ‘ae rete e ) 28, (103%. ENDENI OLLS. . ee - >) a e250 ver bbl in the on passaere ames 1} ] ’ ' 7? f 5 Ces we . > :, - Bk , ie se ’ - 50 pe Export Was Dette ds " 80¢ pe tr doze’ most.» closed | ‘ “ ' ° . ’ ij? - ° * ty ; jay 7 t m ‘ ; ye aa ‘ ‘ ; ; ¢ ‘ $ ‘| “4 11 \ Pa . x : r ata . - > at ; »4 ° 2 ~* ~s* i x " lg by in re ' i . a} te ’ ie P ie m = i ae B Rte é . P » . ~ “ 2 is, ° es .7 2 d ; ° : = i P : ate : 7 — : 7 - : ' . ? . . ry I - ee ‘ . . . : j ‘ j ‘ °7 ~ . ¢ . a a ; Fae : » e' i ‘ ‘ 4 . ‘ °=2 . t. é be . 5: , - ie" > i} ‘ d e 4 3 i ° a a a ae . ‘ : fy.y * ‘ . a demand ©! ~gpinlys : wi 5. aes ~~ | VIN! roV' d LO Lae ; oe . wo i gy, | fatal _— og 2 rs : O52 " ? ; ‘ 2: os =f “vf 5m | tL, slifornia Ge oer Ib t credited ti 11 Cla | e-. § i ‘ ‘ > ‘ z +, ol] ' > ’ ‘ vetig 4 ' . ‘ . ype : : a ws : ; Ra : ’ ' c ; wu ‘4 . 000 pushels le hk € |} Can Ntl R 4448 3 2 OO hy)! TYNH&HdS1_ & O 1, > “EVR Ball con vm o) FOS) oO we SO Siw de Ls. ; yr. ‘4 iia Ps yh gee >? f “ mx a | Oh! O% % | VRE EN ee rida $5 to ot (Hi ~* > — ' . 7 . Th . 4 , oe . .. ; & ' ig q ‘ff? th $e ‘ 6 ‘y )° .; Ti: ‘ *2 2 . * ° ‘it { ft . : ) | 3 ine¢ anata “4 a j . eM P ‘ oy 3 fye?> I ¢ es me ag: reine oy ‘fan : 4°. “ 4s ap Ce ug . : ; ¢ ‘ - ; ‘4] sy } 4 c ~ 2 y bay = 1 : ‘ ‘ f 7 } HORSE - Al? ISH —_— | lever oe wee 1 tO i “@! sere ay oan , eor &€ | >1 yf? 2, 5 Say > é wae Le vs : 3 $4 | a>, ae 4” 3 : ale : 2 ‘ ae ‘ : | | 3 Co 8 , 7 | : ‘ is ete “ of rece! orn | * : es . ! ‘ , ' iit, é row! ‘ “> fa, - ; 2 searance of rec re ‘ ; en of ai . a " be cen . l = 2 Biss +s | tne a : “igh dott ' The: 2 | . : 4g be 1 : a i ! . 10) jpwe. — Tak mi G ( : a trv , : . 3 i . ; ; ae. ’ y : , “3 o- 8 eee ‘ es li, Pr n ’ | | | ¥ 7 | >» jower. 1} ate — 7 we 3B ‘ 2% - i es 7 men . t * Hage ato, %, : ve sath : . 9 - ~~ | | oe ae - | | ] TTT | aard May Veal st ref » 2 _ b 3 tA QS) VAT, ORT «Satan . : ; oo 91%, Vit, Freed- iil : - ; te. | 4 ass O Ok MISH ROOMS—Illinots 40c to 50c m e Un , q + ‘ \ . ee . R di : ‘ ‘ “- . a ‘ / : . ee .| ’ } ; D ‘; ax D MStr rfe 4%. nd ees | , 4) 8° : as ar | Mex 4 asst & > 311,/ 31% (Inter Silv ©1050/120%3/119 | (12 y Tidal Osage | 16} 26%2) 25%, 25lei----- | 56 ey. * " e URAL Hat * rion jatd Mav wneat ore ne CMS non D> 2 2). SO 7% | On +. APE at Bone Men tast sm 4. 45! 25hy'. 2 9! Inter Util A 1) 30% “the | rida! Osage a, ~t'4: « 2 4 3 en aa phe rg AO Homers rd hulv . q ; eB | . ii wh a ' ou ee ee } co aD » . i es. y }} « —— iH nS ate a*e po il ova f t as ar 5 . 23 yh i ck ) b a a, 5 A * TO) yn) : ee i ; I . SD ‘ ee ‘ et. ra 5. Ib bune m. fancy 10 @ 75e: choice 44) Sea ree ‘ } F 7” nF ee ‘ \ = ; ; . a ; i : & 2 4 i 3 : | hee -? 7 2 ’ +} R eae ' 2 7 O48 oes trobart Mig _ & 4” Mo ver 22 : ‘ 22% zs 2 r, . . : é ae nN ‘ .f Ke and Ju oad on rn a i t aint 7 247% i}, 44 ct i 4 . : 4 : Ww "110 * 290 Par ote “ ; ' ’ oa “yA > o>» ,= >, . ~ _. : : ay Sh = ava .! 2 P 1" + AB AGAS — Bulk f Sana dian. | Ca whe; La. iChi M slags ; ‘ . a (re ee _« , lara eas iat Mle, . if (}¢ ' — aT 4 z R i } Johns MI yw! i ; - 100 Ibe pie ‘omps ‘th SS, OUD 7 i, ” ?} [2nd H A ®& =, sie : * ta is 6s) . ° Ley ] L POMAINE=—Tewse 60 to 70¢ ner . included 62 cars jocal and 32 1h she A EN a Bh oe , T&T r5 52 1102 1108" 110 eee ge. ae Hane? tae 1+ 1” Pod sec ni 55| 17 beh See ) ose 1 y ORS! G84! DRS! URS | npekes réctipta. which were 116. ‘3. ae ike Wt! : ; ; * j ” f > ‘ b ” a s a { ’ w . he ie. y ‘ val Cc @ r Qx 1 ity 1, ; it ‘. : ~ } , 7 yy & ‘ ‘ | » , a ti ur Lurcug “1 ; , . (3° 7 7 j ye & ee ‘ 1977 3 Ly 2) ; - : ae | = & | f " , : Sa nich were 160.000 i 1st: Ta BS; 2B: Bie ‘Bs OOS § ta ies us 900 ltge oe 80°, 141 (140 | | rn heuet , ) : | , by abr : STRING BEANS—Florida % hamp h “were } sty. : 'é . ~t " co | } ‘ a | e 3 4 “s 4 pal ° . oe é i & ik l . i L.iD q =e Py | ’ } . ‘ , , _ 3 ; B a’: ats Z a ‘158 AY a Weeds ‘ . i. » "y r ' ‘ : ae , ar- r / ¥ Jit Bros elie “ol y &, ~ i . . ‘ . ‘ Min e . in rie e*s 2 ays > a af ‘ « hae. ea — ie & ni re Wit 596 O00 a é . = age Me , sani: ae cP ee ” “hy S RhineM ain 7s ct 3 ” & . 3 os , ; ‘ ’ St ae per: Bite iks T I — . : United KRwys fe tees ug gE Ty Si 108%. 105) 21805 te | Preesed Gi C 2 1k Rio de Jan 8s | bg | Ni ak bee “8 | All Pack 68 39.. 58S Houston O11 6% ee Pe 103%. 103k . bouts Cash Grain. en ee te “ Th Resawinagig? eon 7.9%! 28,! TH i pig de Jan | 8 ny LOG Ss ing . Q} 2: ~ -** | aluminum 7 3. ol 105% [105% K ino: h Lat : > : 4 100 4% | R ‘ . = } f {) , } , . * * +. ie i . ; ” er 3 P , ‘ 1NOZWY | . 14) POO ] | e a gael “ em Cons | OZ * ‘ ye y » . ~ om EO Salvador Sse io ; } es nw 'Alumni Cor os8 ... Lib ee = : ae (V2 TH ? : Ry s : ; : | “4 oyy3 Alu or! ate ton ° ul Mi ’ Kad 7 ra ie. oe. . . 100 1100 %. - : Ova | ¢ 4 ' . » aD r 9 : | ‘ r | ‘ os ek ,* " Yh) ~ . ° . ; ‘ SanPaulo (“ty ’ 0 rz % SPRUCE TREND UOWIMRM ret me HS, Si cuts eae 2 es St Acs ONE SHON te 8 | bs sal a (1. Feb. 21 (Unit —s 2 at Oe oo Se BR sig i on Port o% a w RO AE RL AOE A FIM IE NF. AON OT Pow & First (Closed) Mortgage 6% Sinking Fund Gold Bonds : Lic 5° Biee mixed corn. > S veil mm, | D&EG con 4 o 914g! 91% ci tees 4; 955%! 9555! 95% | ona aa 94) /109% 109% | i oak Ee 1 6s 36.1 27.102 2 1102 : Due January 1, 1942 pounds, $12 @12.15; 220 to 2M No 4 ye lus Se to GMC. WN aa Sar . hal 5. “ee . "100 6&7 : " ‘ntemne if G57 957. | ‘ O38 Si as Se 7} ‘ dghtier kinds ‘ rn ot 4 to 4 ; ' I) I et & Mg gic ; 5 100 7100 5 11005, 100 8. : : p § 8 late market ‘x , , “eC, ; Whi 2 : : 7 ' % . ‘a ~~ ‘f QgRi OR 1 r trhilk NV L, ‘ ‘ with ’ rm : 2 37 ale! Se a> rN . | ja ~~) 3 ‘ : ‘ — are ve 74 . “>* : ‘ . “ + ‘ . . , ‘ . ‘ Ri OR 1 Qe 1 5 , . - a oo. 37 Ie z z . ~ ‘ ‘ . - d ] od butchers $11 50@ | 3 iii —_- fag ate te : ay -? —~ a tor . ° . ‘ Palkkohama 6 vi 4 > { a | vid 20 tel: A ‘ eae nee ’ > “2 02 402 The cold storage in ustry isa necessary Cle@- kind. « eae ee be ne” Bie es fe: |, yt Tet Ge st F: Bi ioseiios: |Sth&sFi | eas 4h Na Elect \*2 47 | 4701 -igae 2 | B9%e} 09 %| 28%) 994 interest, depreciation, federal taxes and divi- gene hs - Po ¢ Sage . ¥ aa i | > . ’ ' 5 4 : ¥' ae e ss i an oa aia 4 ) ' : ( | c " . a ——_ WAR WHEAT MARKET test in ta () 7 , ' * : 9314! 9344! YVaAa'..-e- OvEeT . [ANGE Feb. $ ‘] —Heats Phil was ani. bmg! ‘ | : ‘> ee : - 1.5 4 : Fu oe > _ , net nd ligh >t vere , higher at ‘ wt * rte wil . : : pa eee ye 4' NH . De Mil ade ot ° FRUIT MARKET ON CH fF roR (Cay , i. 14 ¥ ~ ee 2106 % 106% 106 4e Littity leghorn en lL oc irk 1 ae: 29 lec: ve 1} : 0 p i , ~ Be «3 . a Qn~ a ) ai Price 100 and Interest, ' ri Y 14 ry 14 a : , 2 lnc. abd ru s i! — pode ‘esa t se rm | AS0 BOARD : ; ; ; - ergy 510014 100 te 100 % 100 46 rom miasion ‘houses pai the folio ia a ta é é op et. ww 10 tt Ag 1 ys Apple Trading I 9S%) 98 & oa OUIS PRODUCE ROW Feb. 21. eGrab markt wheat today turned =” re - ae pdr wget |) gpte B1% | tkmec te lees | moderate and trading ey iuyat av rs oe , a or BUTTE R—C rea amery practica ily un y nm 4 + cover b : ’ : etar idards wrted at foliowet ~s bail th , * ays | : ae oe “a NO 4 . A i d i . a : ; . iit he L/ he e-3 > Q7! - ‘4 > wnehorns I $5 ; os “ as mider pre ir i : > °¢ ae sai? te 1 : Abe ; : . , : > he ; , 1. re etek ing C'*10 200 ta - Fen Bear s | 7.6 "rs ) a Oy i oe } 7 f 4 ; iin ( 10 ” sland weréenings Sn ah “ P >} rate 102%, ~Bae e : hall fo Ly TOD AS TY 3 POT LTRY—! agg ern : }. C wees, 6 Fle ’ , EV eee 96191914 591° : ee ae “he ‘ , ‘ 3 fowls. lich’. 244ec: Jeghorn, hen: yushels “y" rritoel 1} sel wee é ’ 10% 1, LA? » hy so oy ~ ‘ | 1, brollers 6c; leghorn broiiers » at gl , was “+ a " oe ' | 7 (Vd by i , 33 5 ‘ , man ! . 1 4 é. K TY Sly § : HU dy |. pentlaces - Sy ivaies at ae ne , | 4 Sing ‘ pes : “— . . ; . in bbhine v iqnae SHO jie 4¥erpoo] merket caused the earls oe \ ya! . i Ou : : bs +h +: a = Vy, ( OANTT Se i lobbing Be oe “ss. Commissivn houses sold mod , . i bighll opi ie a ~ ieee .F “we On the bul e* it prices dipped : ‘ TK Te Me p NRI “fe Mil ant ef 8aDCe Of buy bul Fecovered | kK is = sD aie ae i as - at on 001,' 99% | GW8e: : a aa Da Qe atmo ae eWhat when shorts covered. Gulf ‘es cone Su ie GR, - . ) ‘to B pounds 3c: s waCh ~ cavons eer a} Ef be 7 ipa rer fea pre ‘ ' ‘ pn _ . = ‘ li ' “f>} eb. “a . mn TA) 7 he low Bums dropped half a cent to! x . HAS pos, BSNS Pen i . oar a. “ ¥ LS se CHICAGO, \ = ‘ bs = . er 4 f ‘ ; ‘ s ; far EMONS-—Californta $° é +p ‘ ob the crop, with No. 2 hard jk oc Ter ts mi & in Pp rfé | — P ey hoo 4 “ Y. m 7 , . . ~ . capons nds { ons & 5 aoe § Cents over May The loca! iat ES - minican a Fe - 9, . Q Market Was faRkier S ¥ £88 nih ip a , oa Th tf "ea §0 « t gates oe b> Maps Meemeree te ae er cae ee as Tithe cet ew ce eal te ok re te J ‘ i r J; F ‘ armas ares 2 bene timate NN Seats NAT Ce TEL aN SA OCR eI RENCE ACI. Mee Pen em esneadats * a Aes san) st & te chal “ 7 4 wer — — — Loo bec ent Demand ’ ' i! eCavy BERRIES — Panev Florié®. “Te. . ity having idan ee RAD ) | , ark C. Stei her now 71.3 4000 ‘coanaees : wil h . ) | re 4 2 tale * ~ 0° 10° | @teady nickena OY freight 92 @3 : b express 4: 2 @: HUc; ae > t ” v I ein e Re ast Your. United Kingdom | pray ith : : +. an | Unit Fuel Gas 6 ; | ai | fowls freight (ase bie: 9 express SU@ State in the Union and also in Cuba and a4 xico, with a record of having pa my wheat and fio I were ofl y LB 4 ere ri ' , ; i ” 7 4 F by - | , ” a a Ko re ad * oh . 7 j : ; . : { i (*¢* : ” MEMBERS ss yp tates compared with 5.496 000 | es ww ! mR! TAK : eS | F a) My irregular noses) tes. meer New York Silk. . | its P referred Stock Dividends ev ery thres ionths since the company Was incor New York, nay 4 and ; Bat boast? by -omggghe lan ow “a> ... pene | a 2 : de mS ean eel ay | Qe >. - >»: fowle freah 21 @33c: frozen 20@Q NEW YORK, rr ~ eo} or tit. nx rate d ° . ¢ } le DOO! ath Bel Ppeice i ' 299, “ a ; : . ‘ . . r * oe : 1A ~ — 2 "> . . ~ f «tb > . o soHunNa ; al arie-se rT a i pi«¢ « ; ; pnen ti . re . ~ 9 32 old roosters 18 @ 2% turkeve ire | F — er | ' ope "mies vagy “web of Trade j|ige bonicln lant week So eect cP &N cosh i all t Tr 93%) 4 He 50 1 P| as f | ox! $6.2 ” $5.7 ae RS: best No 1 to ex: Fach share of this stock has assets back of tt of over five times the price of this stock. ag $ > Pa —— — LT ows Re ROW me me Aor ae} ; | iE TORK, Fed. 21.—Butter firm. | 5 05, eXtra ae pon | le of this in . tenses 50.000 tbuahels for YOR > oe al : S 4 “ ‘ 2 Z 8 ama eneaiatinn - a °) | ers 75 @ 5.80. , : a ar y wb needs the mone realized from the sai.e 0 BONDS. STOCKS, GRA Be we, , ! aes | eis - C : } G6 4p, 2 = 8 [coven pis ft 4¥Sh Oreamery. higher thas (9° | tra $5. — ang hai | This stock is being sold by a private part 0 y Fast Direct a ee lege lors oo laggy ate «| (ee ok Sern Bt i sje ih “alan. itd (y? co ll “BS ‘reamery, firsta (S88 to 01 | $5.99 . stock for his own business enterprise. oe ee ee ae sorts | Va Car 7 40pe P31 90%) BO%! MOA | schre). 50% @52'ec: packing stock our | 105.00 Per Shzre and Accrue’ Dividend ar eae al t demand 1® J aeahn Cr Ter Ke ADILITNGY — : 3 10% 2 rent m No % 266¢. , | firm: receipts 2 care: “pan 23 & 260: = | ce ” | oral ind Shinping ‘de ne | . , a , * ogg , : 3%, | ES age weak? receipts &: 341 reas : 4 te: turkeys 30: roostere Se: | 0 Bales of 60.000 bushels | . ai a . | a es 1 lered, extwa firsts 25% @2Vc me ol Yc; geese SUC. to ie er 2 his ooh £O to store : ; ae ie ; Wao fr vd : e102. 1081 Q 1 Zz Gee7TM%c; seconds and poorer, 2@. * , . ) “ap, 21—P otptess recriDtes Be ions Gulet and little changed with | : ; nes Ae Ney at ae ia - i)» | storege, prime, 23@24%c; fair rack 224: tota! 8. shiames® | Address to Wi : | 214 22e: nearby hennery whites, closely is upnlies al dem and and tract &€ . >” | ™ : 4 . ° "« Se . . he | 2? nm reune oa » a ae : § , selected extras : marby and near>> | ing moderate roe oS a am aul) Chicago. Grain Car vrrcamtac sees: | War sug Tai sbs0s "108% 108 ” | selected extras S4GBR5e. narhy and nenre? |ine, moderate (01, 10s Gn searie Aull om PORTER-EASTMAN BYR erie ariots. 4 . ut 4 nh : ry té ¢ \ texitras. 30@33c; mearby pullet c. Res* | rou pom? " mosth O54” ! ’ 0 - arl receipts Wren : sa i. ah’ r i bw ane! ne extras. -- cere , Ae vtwigg 7° moativ around N t ] B Yr Bl ; i “tee ? } . 4s 1 ] ” nase rt? ~ “ r) 8 | A - ge P ; — xtra “ , e ‘ 4 oe ; a ; ' . : ore dna ube gine ’ 3 en. a an ° OEVETTEND | > Tora le . ss mat. A : Hi. 10! . ific Coast white. « pn oy 2.7 : 18 ‘ , . ‘ ‘ . : ' 9 rere % 40 &i« weer lliog tlie 4 eo : iy ifs i) @ « | , ape : | a ag s ' °. ; . 24 ah woh AV] are 6: ; & nl i vue deci nt sgt A io a 1 ae ; bushele for “wont Wheat »! yo 2 ; : ‘est. Pa a ae = t : : : iets 23@ 28 ‘ve: ordinary wae decls oayab no SEOGt aacn o « , : ain : Lil % a |: ‘ urn en se et . bs Og W ‘ Luion . ba . . : pid 4 ive, a MOF. S_cretaey 2 45: ; Ou: ry¢ : ’ . " i Westgh El lod 10) a, 101 , 1v1 CHICAGO, peo. 21—Pouliry a. ii 000. Row y ~ = ; % # * ‘ a Vebruare LB. 2087. ' | ; barley decreased 29,000. [MKT

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mtg’ PORE eR POST-DISPATCH a __MONPAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 21. 1927 _— la ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH — - ne meme ne ‘FOUR MEN, TWO BOYS HURT Youth With Dagger Arrested. ion had been slugced by four men | gagement, the dagger having been | a % Popular Comics Davis’ home. i A six-inch dagger ina leather | and were awaiting a return eéfn- (obtained at >. e Famed for | IN AUTOMOBILE ACCIDENTS | c2*° was strapped about the! | For Immediate Disposal. $140 toer News Photograyy shoulder of Lee Davis, 19 years Endurance and for Speed | 2% driver Whe lnjured Three |o1a, of 2312 Benton street, as be [i STMT TTT Persons Had Been Drinking ‘and another youth stooe at Twen PEE SHULL ee || o Betore You Buy. moc © © = — ma word Police Reported. ty-third and North Market streets TOE iW Hi st Hit | pe | = = Ht | a SNDAY, FEBRUARY —get the facts. A Washing @ onder ode am Duritne, 39 years old, of 'at 8:30 o’clock last night. Arrest- HTH ATHAHTAAA ERRATA TAR EEA ETT pe — a I | | : Machine should be hased a ° = ota °F] , "arth Nint] street. e1ulffe re ad ed. Davis said he and his compan- | i] Hie TELL Pibtse , —- =* = er | i > Sacrificed, as low = ; PEP Ae Bpy 1 vg tty ratte Ot a Gitincctnsnibie » pee ae onls after careful ith } ; , ef Fe, thorough investigation fra: ss of the skull and both ; - __ al —— grid | : - % mf F Gh invite sou to visit our I a a arn 7-20 p.m. vesterdayv. when =} -— 3 It lee | ~~ . é { UM, store and see =, wr \ ; , ay Sai . a ee ; : a - y 4¢ 4 44 . - ~. - S “ene > , : yee regs” rf t-te ’ i , : 4 fore rou decide on WESTERN ELECTRIC a i lision at d ‘ rashed into 3 trol- ts pe ® > +7 per eit os "i * Bows , cee? a 4 . ‘ f - “ ~ _ 3 ) pe Af any—and then de- ee 2 wit 7 4 i Ue ue iy saan oe vite ber, pets . - | ° : , . saat cere? a r hoe” RETT f ae. — ? 8 EG my : > é mr . ; ne AR. erty A at J errcrere errs ay t ~ - ‘,. : Sy am fs 3 5 cide what Wash-_. E] t e WW. h ey post at Bremen and North Flor- im "to buy. ye rs ec Fic as er issant avenues ad ; ng . . . " ° Milton Stow, 22, of 2235A Frank- 350,000 in Use “parsnip Plt ass xperiment Made and backed by a world- ! ‘uts at 0 . tee : +3 7 BEEZ great electrical organization. collision at Fifteenth and Locust If . | at — we ox Ie | Demonstrator, Floor Sample and Lc tithe ss by atten eas a oe an ate = ¥ CR ae eee ie eee ey WB 2 es ~ ati eo Sete To Sh ~ Met) a iat * xe ia ks i, aA -? a ce ae ne a A marvelous new model—the finest model of all of 18 years of Electric Washer manu- e-ard| Warr arr ‘41919 > : LF .- ‘A bh EDEN facture—a veritable wonder in simplicity, Rey Repeal ee Be ee ) safety and convenience. (ome and see it. lin avenue, whose autom ile CO ® Get the facts at first hand. Des th» vanchien une onstipate Can Be Purchased Terms at Slight Sucninne in Cost 1900 CATARACT ore Pee Pee —.|| 9TRUSCON | a $429 | $10 Down day when a tire blew ened TEW ideas come and go, but for Se ENS TION AL pri reduction 4 pa Bowe | 3 _ “ peel adil s f inition ee ends SOuews. aged fo) N iS EK ab a Be ae DET AT tage in ORR aeeee Ee ae ae a, ee Shr Wie Dai ebetp ence in ‘nion boulevard and Cates ave- | 4 nearly 100 years millions of people rie Uh ee Payments nue. | The ie ; ru: kK a concret have agreed on the one superior remedy for all Industrial Requirements safety zone standard, and Rether- —Beecham’'s gentle laxative pills. e — . . . ‘Th -or ‘ ford went through the windshield, hey are the very opposite of exper- n Kind | e or Size Buy Now and Receive also “striking the standard ie is mental. One can take them with the as- a y ‘ ; YP — in serious cotidition at St. Luke’s surance of complete safety. Consult us now. Suggestions and layouts free. State DRAIN. E- Z ae : beerittel with: muitinie «bee each ams Pills give nasural relief dimensions of site and the purpose of the building. Quick ree and lacerations. rom constif oe yn and resultant bilious- and economical service. We make in our factories all TUBS © wd gathered when autome aS ~s oo and mp permanent building products, including steel windows, > bad . 3 -Pechams Filis screntif ; s MaDe - You fill them ast the faucet. roi! them pues |ariven by ocdware us, 35, a Wendie bf wecerimidmaeges: Baca am steel doors and individually designed roofs and walls, i) * h want them, empty them through , | 1400 Sullivan avenue, and Frank' * oneal cana SP iv i . D { El where you| weet Som. © work-eaving” Drain , See eee ae inten en thereby protecting you from the count- — them from a. and — pa building for you | I~ = omes 1c ectric a absolutely free. with your onder a ee ee , less ills which result from clogged in- ne contract covers ali Operations. No extras. reet, COllided a rOourTeenin anda . ; «¢——_ . 3 cae the inti streets, at 7:15 p. m. yes- |e TRUSCON STEEL COMPANY | | 908 Pine St. Grd CEntral 3454, Home Electric- i a gta ROE vn Mss a Beecham's s Pills are safe and sure— ——— re (bf ally Since ‘iis car, and Kraus drove alee oe oe ate om lla dl 1601 Syndicate Trust Bldg. St. Louis, Mo. , , 1886 striki re and slightly injuring Haa stores, everywrere. 25c and 50c. Phone GArfield 2056 : Electric Co., 904 Pine St. ; and two witnesses, Forest Free, 10, RE ECHAM’S PILLS = The POST-DISPATCH Regularly prints MORE WAI = 1 Benton street. an ance | ADS than ALL the other St. Louls newspapers COMBINED, — -SIOUT WOMEN; TESTS PROVE SLEEPLESSNESS ém Trade Your GOODYEAR DUE TO MUSCLE CONTRACTION Y Old Furniture _ TIRES For Women Who Wear Sizes 38 to 56 Slumber Follows Relaxation and = 1 ) oy Cutting Off of Outside Stimuli, for New May be bought on Union's easy budg- onan 7 own AiO OOD ar ee ae ee ens aio: bests jaa nee dem. SRE ee eae . Jie OV ty Sues He ge aS ESN y. - > _ ’ - } a so { ; Por ,AT > mM ; wa i ¢ Vv ' ; wa ~ } & 44 sae 4 + Ab a. > es . . > \ J “ f > . e - ‘ ’ ‘ : vw aa “. ~“o =- ; .. or 5 = - i - ’ As & 5 @ Uda t’ US. yay : = +% c + 7 ™* ~ ~ ror “ »e ' ’ ; . a4 . btalad on @ si YU, Ais i 3 J - . — ~ _ ‘ - ™ *¢ | + ° . 3 4 “ Y i i neg i > “ ass ia “ “a Ca va id 4 mihi \As ‘ . x \ - ” - > . . ~ * rey } = ory? . }- > * ~ + > ~ - " rr s) ‘ “ ' raw ‘ 4a aia CA + ae & 4A De ~ 4 + saa , ‘ ‘ ° - : t, A iu ~ = ~ Oa E> Raw AR 38 | ; ~ > 4 — ~~. : ae . 4 - ae (are oe - yy ~ =. - + . 4S: “2 “+ *- aes ae wae _ Cy : Ad . > Sar : Apes Sy - oo x ry “- rey Bihvs GS s : 4 - U ‘fr’. . 7m. . costinacs, » > 2 , -. " oo : . ex 4 . PNM ioe > 4 ; “ees . ? . t+, we oe , : = 7 . : - s pf -* 2 Rohe w ees @ oo a taeallle, re S pes eee i wt ry L"% 4 ) ; € ° 2 A . - ‘ J on pS ares Oe fs . ¥ : “7% A ‘ a4 WF « i ‘ i. 4 sad iwead r - on . . “oe tee . ° © @eeren beens tae “ é . o « ‘ . . oy ° . ro @ nos - . re es Be eee oe wo ane é es ee : ; ’ . . -. o> . * . > vs . , ~ eo e >, 1eorine 1 + — - ptenn ‘ i . ‘ tek © y= ae o0dme we tas : oe Pl ee ba Se iS 4 ai Ls € ' eT. CiUrli ‘Bf. - -- | ‘ , i ~ - 2 =. . o* Ca AE Pact a9 0: ’ ‘ ap’ + weir or | + ‘ anhalt ; 4 ao: fos oss oy ae oor ‘ ; i a ‘ eh iita ‘ aoe? hAsCad " = A ' ’ “ . ay Ad = Serr eee ~~ - - — * . ee 4 +. De an ~~ | . —_ = A - . , ° See. ~_+ . ; ‘ scaled fe : . Sa . ‘ Zz ~ 1 ee oes beet ng . oY pT ry eo ._* . - * ; Sas - Ty e te 1 4 Ai : 8 ‘ id 3 OSS | P| ‘ * - 2 Pare " ed . : ie os . er ae a ; -. 4 . i - 4 *s"2 Pe, OE ae is ) rr _ . , ~~? ; ‘ om / - “" : wd ee ee eee ey ‘ So ' ee~ ee e Vi tet i. , ; , . P e - A fe - ae . z oe pw mat é j ~~ “~" * t ° ioe ce i . ’ : - o ; a ; > '¢ oe ¥ eh egies . : A ; . ©» * 7 a ; . ‘ sy treet eget: pcre _ un os , cp ober oe kage NS NACA ay ot OR ~ ® - * Sie of Sal aN a6 So Mine aes nbaat 9, moe acne By SSPE PELE >. comes from muscular mee |e OE ole Family May Hel s These Great s=*1B ASEMENT | ce re sae Rado fo So That the Wh y y p Select, Union Offer {Locust | cessary to exte i tnei! trepesaas: ~ : Se ee ek ee Te ee ee } i : cas 0 1A laf ag aihliny ’ . ‘ pe ee ive bbe 0 UALR Ns att iO ae LNG OR ee hp RNASE BE GEE BNR GS BEEN AE NN LO OOO AE NTN OE RL we « onde ‘ Shatipnieiin 1 a vlahyath rae s Sh Dean oo” AA a Bhat aera Mirector of Public Utilities Enamel-Lined pees ee ee = ce All-Porcelain A group of Dresses formerly ried from the new city waterwork : gee 8 3 ee Sd ‘ ‘| 4 priced up to $10, now offered it Howard's Bend, in the Missouri $ 75 re Ee 2 [= aaa ie 75 at $5. These are ideal for tiver, to the city main: ee: ) ' Mi 2y Ae’ ) $ Spring wear. In Flat Crepe, — ne WOrk Of laying the ine @ | . oF, > enh ee SEER Rayon and Satins, in new riage Pi is begun i : - Spring colors and styles. Avq=0, aNd Was recently complete] You'll want one of these splendid | ; : ost of $1,900,001 T Gibson oak Refrigerators. The Cag Housewives have acclaimed this @ walls are heavily insulated, and the , Fra value of the year. The all-porcelaim ample food chambers are lined wit | oe lined oven, the broiler, cutlery draw snowy white enamel. Fae er and oven thermometer are ie 8 - ; tures. White, gray or steel gray. Pay Only $1 Cash “ES # — Pay Only $5 Cash - — > ~ ~~ a a a br Bon ee ba one de ‘ } we wee on . Ng . it one j BBE Peon on, . . ran 3 a ee a A PRRL Ae DP - PPE NEN REESE Bh ap VoeeR Le Aah ny - " ins 7 % Pig here he he We He i ie De, Ds Ds “¢ » oie a ‘* AT lim sk oR DA Roe Se AA Se A Ne me oe if. Roth piney “= ASA SS er . wre : me oa mj © line eR eg amb ectt sats ty eC Pee Sy ee aie ay DEAE: RES RE Qe ch ie snt Sh 62 ae ab Seat Sica wts csr acum oa Tah New Harding & Conway Players FUGITIVES STEAL LIQUOR IN JAIL : | NEP | | ) Bring the entire family in to see these marvelous Players...the gu en Cell, Give 15 Gallons to ~—- if celebrated Conway and Harding makes. . aie a , soners, Then Flee. HAA OP i LM LR | | new, and beautifully finished in walnut or nen a A RS SSS * x SPR ~ LJ Se ee : ; } : ; A “ ¥ Oe ie tye RINGFIELD, -Mo., Fs L.— Bry i any. There are only 9 instruments in this group. LEE ‘sedtrssasiieedee successful in escapin from he : 7 ee oe They formerly sold for $650 to $795 ...... all L Mrs. Richard McAllister ari’ unt J 1] ashville | ‘ P aver : . Ivory Enamel Pay Only $20 Cash | J: of New York, im a Wood Crib Felt Mattress 7) VALLE UL atees aaa anc $595 Just Four Brand-New Just Five Rebuilt $1975 f ; "a Rt TTS : 7 » Rit agra: alae aly : ‘ 2 4g Z Mi i. 2 3 ; ne | ‘ ;& : > : 4 pon & a - - s : Ni a 5 7 3 a x y ‘7 . q as pay ss 3 : 4 bs '* 4 sa: . = et i] ° 5 ‘ 4 7 i : 3 : 4 > $ ? 5 > 7 2 i Ree eS 4 « > 5 ‘ Q « g | 4 : + : € : . a ‘ A 4 7 $ - ae ; a ats - - ‘ 27. a? : te A €; ? ; + a ay + a 4 Ps ; ; x j “4 . “4 . * a : &F : rs ; ; =: $ he be 3 ’ & x ¥ 4 & : 4 ; : 1 w 2 P| ; * bd a F f. API ye gene BION, ACS SiohiatS Baby Grands P layers NI th Mgdséssmasssssss Ft OLR EEEIEL EE Salesmen and Singers~ =. ot i Ce Foor ae ee Excellent Harding Baby Grands. Good player action ... Pianos ao. ee Th; adid Crib ee Brand-new instruments, beauti- in fine condition... actual Full fifty-pound pure layer-felt cat Qa e 13 |inmates. v ed to lea his siple: rib usually sells tor fully finished. $ $400 values, ton Mattress. Roll edge, eee na one i re Jail with t a $8.50. Finished in ivory enamel, splendid amazingly $125 * tufted and doub! e row side stit fa Rep lt a I A eee priced... Covered with cuality ticking. A als Saw tired tarceie in the pris ners. ‘0 trace of the fu- Dev Shaky, 81 Cash ey $35 Cash Pay $10 Cash k ular $21 ge value-t -oecall pri Menth-o-lic. Menth-o-lic looks nm and tastes like a dainty candy cE oe | hee Rul en VAN gum wafer. But it works like ‘4 isthe Cay ass = » ae : PFO | “ice hs on hy, ' ‘a charm. 4 uy = wo TALE : "4 In Menth-o-lic there are over FLU STARTS A dozen ingredients and they WITH A COLD are cooling, soothing and com- forting to the throat and nasal Clean system thoroughly passages. End Cold in a Few Hours— Play safe by using — Remember to carry a : bn box of Menth-o-lic in a0 ot ~ yf __|| ~ 7 pocket or hand bag and § a Rm a. ) § Louis XVI Bedroom Suite. you can forget you have youcan: seen Carved Frame Mohair Suite RES Pou: caqatteclyy duslenet tieces a $ 1 774 en ee aia 4 a “ a tae ook ae PS BIRR 2 WS GE Rape Sa te nee ae 00S gs . ry a GA PLS : 5 pe. se ie ee ee ee a. js AAA SSS SSASAAS AS PES eo ~ x Pe oe F SF eS Wr oe ae Bf Ps aan eit BE ony “Saas ale aR as nba. epleainbaa ai i iis : cS af : ¥ re a lise foie iy, 9 Gets ee Hahee een’ 2 se : RRO > > *s a - a Sgn Rite PO ar tea Sr Nei yl hele «. ibeinie tena — " ‘ ans a ere te ee ee mre Bhs Ah barn nae: ibm ore tae nn ee aan Beatie annarias ot ai Le Bf Ade — SACs sin Aster . . ' * ca! - r ! be at 8 Pe Spee gy ise. OTR Ie + ty eg: oad CET h ae od, ho eee ee RO eee rn Png wn ne Bo Se “} ‘ eal ———-_. 2. —. yp. >: Rheumatism Pay Only $12. 50 Cash — ee $7990 ay Onls $15 Cash MA the popular French style, as shown. SSS. ANY » ~~ s ~ Wass ee >. sh oe . «AN ee * wy, Three-Piece Three-Piece ; ~~ “ — ; ~. . gestion and get rid f the impur Bed Davenport Suite Living-Room Suite ~ ager de. | bio d that auses it is—D ie , 25 . es Rheumatism Tablets You'd be | nares _ caste, armchair Three exquisite pieces in selectivity ... new ‘beauty Bow-end Bed, large dresser, wna lovely pieces im 7 G : a | and bed davenport, 185 taupe mohair, extravagantly combined at low cost in vanity and chifforobe in veneer on hardwoo! § © J OBR Ita tte. ns 0 ED iT femsio , ' thon “= M - ress . into full-size bed. $ finished in the “es this na had e. With ley 4 “eM UtA wremtei be i¢ na on Vas r ; : . ¥ ¢ Ww one- control sna ed } wt irate = 4p Ge - [- -O- “Li : ne eae en hs. 8 con 9 Rabe 18 Scockarie tes $289 Freshman Masterpiece. walnut $1 2975 carving: $ ] Of 150 - | 4 Z Ds by a Seasoned figt = “ a -~ 2 ' tine for you aftTi egu ar y 375 : veneer . a * ithe d Aft? A . : an Medicine Co. 1653 St. Clete & Pay $15 Cash at 2 help keep tae ® Quick way tc dissipate the Four-Piece F our-Piece ~ _— ?.. ees iii. Bedroom Suite Bedroom Suite Pay $25 Cash Pav Only $2.50 «a Week Pay $10 Cash Pav $17.50 Cash “COUGH WAFERS —

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All Layer Felt Mattress vl aaa WW Maddddedddiide ; “yy 4s ‘. 7 f ‘ Soe Ne : /, L * «a ie / ee — ‘ SVS A . ~ ye. ; tf 5 44h, . bts 4 “est f/ 94 ; : 2 thf hi . e : ' (fp - . 7 P CHEECH EEEEEPEEEL GS SSELOLFFE LOLA LA Pin ; , COPLLOOTLIELEELOREPFIELELIOTTEL EOE o4 : SL IIAL EELS £4 ‘ cam . s t . a . » fe, x: 3 » 7 P, ~ al , ye 4s 44 4 4 , 4 . ft, J Z 4 14,4 4 : es eee ; YY LEE EAZ@EA LXE hy 4, 4 ae ‘A4 tA “ Ati ete: ti we LL LL LC: ALLE ONG A A OL OLI TE: EE CIE AE, ES NC >) RM VOVVBQ Qn RRR ieee WO SS 2 XQ SS SS a ~“*“* _-~* \ = F our-Piece Bedroom Suite Four lovely pieces in wal- nut veneer on Setenaiadl. | Elaborate 5 Hee" $1650 at Pay $17.50 Cash NS ee RE AE AZ Sli ~ ” mn J eae eee eat . 44G WL LLLL ddddddddcdddcda WMT NE G POFFO EE Ty ree EERE E TET EE EV ITO EE Tee Orr ee ° “ 4/ SA 4 Yj - py UY Mdcddcdcccdcdeseddtecesbd pi , : m4 M : ° . . P / 24 oh > a gemianee nner rat eaaseeee Naa * name Shanghal to % Ye, Secretary Hoover cutting the world S largest pie at the dinner of the California State Society in Washington. . The pie $ ” Aft ff ; . . 7 g ly Y : ° "7" 4, ad ae Seasoned fighting men arriving } " Mi "4 weighed 700 pounds and contained 600 pounds of prunes. “’ ditt’ # help keep the peace. ; le On a : : 7 ‘ . *, a * «4 ' - > « a wy , bs 2 - ~~ Ba! a at ; * Ago . - ; ASP ”q oF be DARN NESE nny S f # SS 7 7 5 Se ere .

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MOND ' ae os an USNewien : ; m9 Mas Gielen Cathey — 2. ase > 6 ei” \ - ie. chad in, ace ha 4 hb RI RS ine lt 2 3 oe - , ¥ pins 285 he © ae mae em - > 2 iM 3 lo Patri LOS lA ats ODay Bit MISO AL IA, ey Rh te 2* of ? > ol “A ey | i. The S L is P 8 Di h Dail M azine a Be FEBRUARY tt bp PAGE 36 — e ot. Louis Post-Vispatc ay ag | ioe ARY 20. agp 3 : : r° | ' "4 | | Parking With Peggy | t : ° 9 ’ ' . How One Woman Los Abe Martin—On th’ Age t’? Marry | ! b Di STR fk. eels elite 20h Se OT $$ : \ | { B Aline i | g. york grade Forty Pounds by Die a New father y Aline Michaaiy (ff See ¥o% S78 : ~—-e ¢ of Harvard, V2 4 ; more for Watchful Weighting Brought a Stout Matron speed by that you eee MiMege in America : ener here, that the . | model in every re and ) ‘7 More Youthful Figu 4 when I have time to catch up | flower in some future i ane on my sleep, the baby woke us you ever think of the ‘me ies of the — | for at ee menanat , wi , ° ‘ stead of 6:30, as on week days, ve Sa deeds will blossom some ; : = — laved vou . ; , . | “ Y lering for breakfast, and for a few * | arden f ee ee ee HIS is the second of a series of articles, prepared by the country’s | , A ae Kd fy minutes | wished te was eld enous | oe your cua Ge + : he _— aie to spank. Ape - — will come to flower in the & Aaa on te made women a definite, scientific plan for reducing by dieting, without danger is | It was such a nice day outside days, they will whken-t» | egg CIE | that I was afraid Joan would in- fume, all past good you aa. —. veour yeins : hrough youl be } 7 A, n i ST js just the prin- no You PRott!?*) og “eo — “ cA : D = you ever think as ¢ education than S UNDAY being the one day a sow, though for long 7 | for teachers ty | i | , Better Health. | y up this morning at 5 o’clock in- | ) do ang how all of your ey speak yee gresi authorities on dieting and health. They are designed to give / iY, ‘in | Kd YY , ey | f + u. eOrTLe- to health. One of these articles will appear every Monday in this sec- Lé ‘ | : | WO a sist on naving another driving les- your garden’s maze wil} on pleasant ar - tion of the Post-Dispatch. | son in our new second-hand car, in bud and bloom. Ah q but she said she aoe care Sc | % sure as the hours flit past, aj ! aw older he sang : }so that if you are accustomed to | 7 ,said she thought a little fresh air 7 seeds as will bloom ip yegp Professor of Physical Education, rinking tea or coffee, take only 7 | Hf +} ) , would do her good and she and ~ at last into beauty for 81] to gags one cup a neal, and get alon , , | aye , Hilda would take the baby out ) Columbia Tniversity. , one cup at a mea », ane et t aion | ai ee ad se with half a teaspoonful of sugar t Fa / his buggy and I could stay at hom: “Some wives who shoot ARE ~~ . 7 y - ; j j + . . ” ? » ‘ “+ 4 IIS is the true story of @ wom- |, 44, cup, and use very ittle | and look over some papers the boss, OPS aed the doctor’s office and tag -t¢ ; " c ‘ ; - . ? ~ Yr AtiaAn 4 SO nit — - at = aa raf 2° —~ & : a | 7 it : an who reduced 40 pounds with-j¢ream or milk, if any, in your cof- ff qi v, gave me to study in connectio : GS &¢ all a it it, and he Gime } ; ’ of , ; ; . . . th In? ane ’ 3 rit? ne out harm to herself because she |fee. Some butter may be used dur- 1 f . : _with my starting out tomorrow as a} Others are unfortunate e ™ - besten told Joan shy ‘4 it slowly and by safe methods ‘ing at least two meals a day—half i i city salesman. (escape t? not travel ali over the cid it se | 'a pat of butter with not more than So.we had breakfast and they} —— f pais ite . cor ee ° ‘ . ea “ ~ Oe “ o a ‘3 iii Oo - ; Miss Lessing (I have disguised /that, if you do not drink milk you I read over the papers, and then Ij, | i: aa pata siete bea mtiaie nad been doing, and expect @4 * - af . a sa ¥ = i is aii A i ‘ "2aUuS ike ver Luc} the name) weighed 188 pounds and | may take an entire small pat of got to wondering how I would ap-) ia ¥ diate Wick shat ate came : . y much, and I wigy “v P SE€C1 Likiti. SUE Sis ’ o r _ inches , pbutter at one meal and perhaps | | nroach my customers and I started > a oe . . octor, because whep I tel] was five feet seven nches n | ve : tess to call a doctor first thing and she like that sh lki to her doc ene See Se See Seer. to practice, and I was practicing; always says she just doesn’t want , } an "hj oO y= | : e og ' $ ° . ‘ 3 | ays Says I JUST ¢ sn ant : s o ’ height. While talking | “Bring me each week an | Swearin’ away th’ last few years of his life. put loud and the doorbell rang and). 1. co weere and T'can be asta be iy. and all she aug 2 i . sé -% ; re ‘ ; & ai Ss yy. ani ar: Be! eC Ss: hl r* q oe s tor one day she said: “I wish T) wurate account of the food you! as aa ; BaP s. Stewart, who lives across the) nied as she can ponies es, sir.” and I ows could lose some weight. I've tried ihave eate n at each meal during the ; éé }i ral: a - r. ey la riage is in downtown office ' rT)” stores T wigs Lhi wayyy t getner on notniL “a } ‘ ll. was there and ‘she said. “Ts + . eae as * cinta J gu Po " ane of the m ! about 2! . r ze ‘ 2 } tr Z 4 + altogether for about two weeks anf | .i.ments and especially the vita- 4 wae cn a nage ee livin ’.| and I said, “No, inc .’ and she I must say I g the boss ‘ . oan while Hild& the older poet loved | “— toe utt nins in mere fact that some feller pt tien TuNnny a it} ome fudge, : - | . stopped eating pesatoes and butter. mins. im + dan ae nee “ie vibe ‘ ee aeiiehia’ looked at me Kin funny and I'sent me out wit othi mae must have WASHING ' ' . iy ree e Ine ‘ itl Ads ssVllese. ichka LA ALi - ° , ' > P oY Le 3 -» ; - 40, ; = 18 I lost a few pounds, but didn't } “Bat nothing between meals, ivor ( | aeeiis Gallia ee c feit foolish. piace [ am tanking use Joan oye children, Found: Four i “-mergency v fee) lam eSt| people in county in!) 70unse mar maaan sep 008 . So I went into the bedroom and sending me out alone to begin four play ’ ¢ 7 ’ a long. At another if in an eme} gt ncy you Lee i ; ai se os = aia * eee ch Ys ' : te acacia emai ain : , bg a 0 wr bah ba sa ® J Ae : ww. 4htasdbl’ si ai a4 J en! el # oi Ls . 5u at you: pia) antes wr n “4 ké ep it up V ‘ ry eS + azZze [ it! 7a mi in e. ‘ Ty Ttnat d . hould have at dz WA seb bid aia’ biakd A she door and there Ls a fuil- because now I have been ia nuerT was Kicking the hero t ho ever % any h > emia ad : vary i oils | | | “d ) fons that perplexed |tai) gon’t know " ‘ . rinkin water. “ant a —a : . ced jest rnat if g jit . o? vs + him , , 2 a . ’ his h use, : eV i'n Laud, on a time I gave up d S some kind of a refreshment CONtTACE divorces 5° . a nj mirror in the door and I! duce: ill the customer 2 mye ane Hines dT tte cigaret never t : ; . . a * © » practiced standing after meals. and Jrernoon tea, then reduce by ) — , a “or - » ‘ sale * ‘ i" Fo ‘ oc , oy . * v ‘ : Ts o * 7. ie 7 P ot cane ne ‘ . WwW ry ) F ‘ ' + Swailiow. Out ve ad Lai J . os. : =, 4 ' a ee re _— because ~ > pra ticing fn front of it an. 4 ai ‘ , ‘ it ulte AS nes ‘ pan of fudge bet wean Nita aw v : ‘? ; h ree . ' 1s 1S was saving (,004 morne ! 2 rT ee. i ‘ Ail KT) . iein, : Soc) 0 awfully g 4 if and never—aon of = : ‘ I Y) ry y : Cé nN f L se sare ~ - times a day; but still the pounds ner. Se rR ; ae 1 APE. 2 RET eae [ee | oe, Se ee ee ; ne, ut How is weer , as young men to K = - . § s aes eh 4a & ‘ a | L4 i ii wa ‘ iil a+ ) ad BSB & z * 56 ‘ hear u ad . hie ‘ ‘ . . >*8 — 3 a — ne Lin ** > cy} é ‘ - . a“ . ‘ Yt Z ~i ° é - 4 4 7 troubled with indigestion and ‘ sine »+ + “~~? . } + . . 5 z ; a ‘ ‘ DT) I ~ & % P| a 2 , »* ¢- 3 ' a but you ought not to feel |. unt gittin’ in each other's i ay Be, eee - justainin’ a home or an apartment, | “"© 20°F wgdeess apt agendas aaa “ier eee ae = » J ) pty a ind when, before; en v3 a a= ee — een eee lipo RES ele RE + MME pap RR eh «Ky tients Aeigfipr nite Sey , _ week, since vour ration must \ ee } } } +t > . 1% «Ua Flt; Asaict la 4 iy ALait sus ut aiter ~- aan oat be ob te C+ niury ‘s HE | Ss s SE a RR IRL I 6 bok PRPS ¥ ic troubles people £ like t’ 7 Oo to sleep just when the he mentee pr oeae + one en ‘ Shi hod r po bard , ve Regios otagghde Gera a ; = =1 : teen tS as Rh Mohs ‘ Hin 2 ‘ ’ , "oes : wt wR ‘ Epes - r $ 3 “ i a i> A aicigd = for politeness sake you must Tieel, s u 4 PE ha? eitalir dhe ada pst ESR ANE i eM TOI LE Ai pe +g me a. ? nanads pa ad See Nae AMIRI IR RSI A > Sm | omy one gram, nt % . . =) *¢ - 9 ora ,:? 3 1 i ° Stipation. So that didn’t work. ‘weak because of it. And you Mas are! now SN a (and Hilda and the baby. was going on “A s 3 : - rr} aa ah ae Siig ui ue >iVei DUDLICITY i - . ie sa aa a mr, “or seein . Are you really anxious enough imustn’t lose more than two pounds /4,; ,.cn.ana sii tl 1} : TS Repreaeieecagame Mese gine 4 foo much our schools an’ churches an’ filme mie felt even more foolish, | tig Minas 2 ap eae ES ; selves and their to reduce to follow diréttions care- |; week better perhaps not to lose | .0) ie, pnt Pence cet ey money, oF not enough lM ee a ae ae o is where I cere (renes SSrly: SRS + went hock i : an read the whols ©. |raded before aaam fully regarding your diet and way | more than one ‘Age angie aaigeg 7 rn te mest Premisin’ couple in|. ee QUST oa kidded, but Joan ju > office an le 1. | Hii weet fled i pi ove = tion of the Waa of living and to report to the doc- | | ' - ‘© two year: ir two al 1e-half . > -alke l: rn ) tl re ne phone and said a d then, betore tht | ‘alk ted t anion . ate ie ae ; aft . 7 1 : — ; , oa eed The af Temperance Un tor every week at first, and after | Walk Three Miles. Ny ee ee oe years at Y a . d not been feeling well all y Melt In Your ac] ~ that at least once in two or three; «ware about three brisk miles a. srea AS ) nin’ personalities inally i”... oe a Ls nant aid. “Oh, I'll be 2nd was lying down. Sol stopped/* Meme, make it yo 3 . | Walk a IOUL thre br ISK miies ws " > 7 o river at It sn li heavy | RG wit gp te: ee ee vey long, lang tim cu fae a eauplci”.. . : : seep , _ ; esatd “NN ion't her rid when he could Nn | y once iroom Keep them up, but no heavy |tn: employment o' women an’ girls| | | seventyMive or eighty.” at Joan said, “No, don’t bothe: GEST SALE IN THE WORLEBE 2? equally — skep Y Aba O° 4 - ‘ ’ 7 a week (not oftener than this) on! peyarcic ollinge wil e ‘a : i : il loidl! rt parently | Re ¢ shile : yu. ,exercise or rolling Li S- | | é tor a wane. : sie ae ae: viewed them the same scales, the same length | cary ee ) : -. ‘ h | Sary. : : ee Se hae } 9 @teai nice On lone side, of time befcr: or after meals, and | When a dru | a | = | a ae ae * a) aie E ‘ * ie ' as nearly as possible in the same |i. ic reasevion, * «| L,O00 Calories Reducing Diet ~saenes oO 4 -~ fA wee mY : : ; > YOU A Hies In the end the s, eat “ne gaee mF rttiess ’ “Keep a record of your weight, use niess the doctor has clear with the date, in a diary, and put | evidence iyroid deficiency. W oo n #ntesiee sien ee nhs \ / ! d I [ ya bl d B d avert 3 Fe ~ — Kd a call to duty, the | i sae down also in the diary what you | believe that comparatively few a er ‘Vw 1S Coe ee. aiparativersy Nigh 1B LFUIG, nciudes rontng a e ani e : SERS ES or hic) now | Gatley. Baan have eaten at each meal during the cases of overweight or obesitv are ‘ > Lad es, MLA, efes an UNTMiied cereaisS, I Des i] foods es +? alls ” | § ° ] K . U d 4 a : = — es : = > , ie A Pie ie wis 7, Os ies, : s i ®t | . ac . i i - Ja X - uJ « - = ee = tnd 3 e eat ai 5 i ; = : ‘ ~ om : ~- ~. : 2 o ¥ ; ‘ \iiss Harriet day. Record solid food in portions, due directly to disturbance of the | ‘uabie as sources of building materials and regulators / inens, A sO nit nderwear \ Set ss ee ~~" - eR ; Olive Critten beverages in glasses or fractions of ductless glands.” Av ‘ “ ' ' cS eS RES es pies ee ge is it | a glass, bread in number of slices} \f; etal . “nen That to Purc hase Explanations SHIRTS. COLLARS. FINISHED FAMILY WASH er) . : | jut can you | thet poe cate = Miss Lessing was changed in| ae 7 AND LACE CURTAINS, BEAUTIFULLY LAUNDERED : the vention. a Or portions of a slice, butter in @/seven months from a too stout; Milk, 2 cups whole or 3 cups skim, - About ‘2 oufices of American is £O- | Convention * > “7 tir > “ ‘> : . . a = e . 3 ; . a or fra: aoe ofapat.and sugar;woman to one of medium build. daiiy cheese -of 5 ounces cottage ANGE AUNDRY | be music f that song] QGuyut of the am mn teaspoonfuls or fraction of @/ Qnra in+ nts ee Ma i Ne ian Re ee 2 at SC t : i . One interesi ns resuit O° aa 4 ex- \ +4 Se may 4 € pia ~* - . up i . . { at infin ‘7 on aw eet young hea betes Pit if ’ teaspoon; record frult by the num-. vee . i ak Ot ee a om eae perience was her discovery at the frequently if desired May that pad consented, ber of each that you have eaten. ‘end of her weight-reducing period | Eggs, 1 dally ; | t 1 - 4 : ; { yor to one of t 2 CES Peis a lovely story set | : oe z Sieg bre ogra ‘ot agegt al- that she was satisfied with a much Meat, 1-9 pound (1 ™m dium ! il meat fat may be organization, = ae " . . lighter diet than she had been ac- ing) 6 days a week. further reduction in is w’s Doet- se tonal The only articles of food you|customed to before she began to needed. here . Skil uateal | oe | must give up entirely are pie, pas-/ regyce. Fish, 1-3 pound (1 medium serv- Preferably salt-water fish , words. - Read a tua being hese tries, ice cream and other sweet | Here are the facts to remember ing). once a week | Se aati : Mayflower Hotes La . ~ ie ‘ AAG Asi, VOT eat ° sie , : ‘ ‘ weet lin ome woman's safe weight re- Potatoes, 1-3 pound ledium ), ime eee ya ae aa ake an ordinary portion of! .. sid @aily : wes ~ | and in which i meat, fish or chicken: a full nana | Soe Oe i at , ail the ae | FROM TEA alata | vo | gences of this om Of & Watery vegetable lite} *% Reducing was done under(;* ee ane agg aa iatecntpaues GARDEN TO Ss tits ce PB spinach, cabbage, cauliflower, | ™edical advice and supervision ie a aaetenh ac , . ‘ oO Aim on this, Bil | whine see sprouts, carrots, eggplant, etc... but 2. A careful health examination; ~~ > : liquid when there ts solid food in| mention improvement in looks and minerai oll and butter. 2 | W, ¥ rid ; 1 did so wit _ ' ee ‘a eee = ee ae ca , . Aes ae atid iit 4 Suga: unce level “Sebi inciudes all in molasses, jelly, OO aves | ” are es | it nines | from no less aa the mouth. ’ self-egts ern. > , “ 4 Tae Cr t a* ; 2 H | ] b D Y agent i *y tablespoon daily ror lack pf time spent tin direct eS. | wii At this janes ow to Control Weight by Diet Sm ~ and bad Ones VA | | . | le: tapi ti ‘ tioh had just ’ ete os byt sade ents "Rhe. oe % yy “4 7) ae =) ol e A. ‘ ci em, HAY ‘J 4, - ys Patt Pe) es hy eee AD ECGS as Tt i A Aft 4° Doerner raen ss eA eR malgeten 2 z=, 7 a Ps - : ; : 7 Wu > . 1 & + 2 E 7 - of . aa F, 2 Pe f ° : ? : ¥ ? & E ey ‘ - > ’ P y - =. tg f - ; x - . : ~ « : 4 : eh : = > € . = ¢ j 2 E kee y : ar ob i se 4 ‘ = k =. e ; eee. 3 > 2 > ae t t x i.) se = ‘ ¢ ‘ ‘oe . - - 4 = be : o 3 7 a y fae q 4 an . ? hy ; s- FF 23 bh . 7 fal + + ? : $y : 4 : ; fd ; f e gf 7 m i. 2 bie s°S ‘ : 3 a4 P| ; > % r 7 le 5 * . : 4 - 3 a ¥ M ‘ F =? f % iE . = e . # Me 7 4 = . « ? : ‘ fe + - F ; Ps: * i B E f 3: Ss + z A j if 4! ? a, . : i > m4 -* i ‘a. 1 : , ie . ? x tan ; a é ee « 4 ; ee 2a ‘ - 4 a Bs ; : S ce os @ ; Ys 4 es. ae q . i > oS A. ct: ae 3 3 , a $ « . . ee : ¢ 4 . 5 “4 } : ¢. - SA. 4 - ¥ ‘- * 4 : ae tr - : F , - & t 4 4 3 7 z * : i; eee 4 ® > ‘ : : ca 3 Sar #2 4 M, —- 2 UT 7 - 4 ia “aD .4 = j , a > a a f Z © & i 4 ; &: fe 3 ‘ ~% P « . , " ¥ ». mm 2 8 € ¢ z S a 2 wi e . © ee Bi Pie oe q £ é : £ 4 : | | 4 4 g z % > t % fee cgmnnemeys ite Sa AEM Ge Me ga Tt for a Tfirst-ci ee ee ie Cottorenes cated by the officers "T yhe Meals Which Could Be No. 1 pa of the Amencan Medical Association appointed a committee to You only have to send your family laundry ones a: 4 ad - Ul . il - « ini at very dep 7 safe and healthful diets for reducing and increasing weight Pre lred From t} Ab , D : VEN the Nestle Circuline method, if to be convinced that Excelsior-Leader service 8 7 | t dina | ei Professor Flora Rose, chairman of the committee, together with Pc le OVE Lec incorrectly used, may result discour- the finest that modern facilities, expert manage tien - she at ae Miss Mary Henry, nutntion expert at Cornell, have wnitten a booklet No More Total Food Than Above Amounts Should Be Included, agingly. But if your hairdresser has a dip- ment, loyal employes and scientific methods ~ & c ; * nte | Wh ae which contains the results of the committee's work.’ It gives a series : BREAKFAST loma from the Nestle Institute of Hair produce. Carefulness and quality distinguish ouf Mee “Ot course, I sup- | OU ae of diets, vaned according to your types and occupations and whether iad pecan ‘hole wheat. 4 ae ti : , — Science and tests your hair in advance either pon okie -—e clothes that we launder have as ee ¥ : ae shag: | a Lt: on the | | | : - ae Sa cae” Cee ium |se: oatmeal, , . 7 pearance that no home work can produce and fe | ~ichred aa vou wish to gain, lose or simply maintain vour present weight, but each os higemenas toes gees hole milk, little sug: on the Nestle Hair Text-o-meter, or by sist soil longer. 4 Ses ht gras} ncrousneel one containing the foods necessary to health. One of these diets will aioe ies Ghee i a | making three samples on the back of your | — ver ae te signed, be printed with each article in this senes Cut them out end keep ) e, % cup hot milk, litt! u- Coffee, %% | cup hot milk. little! su own head, you are assured of perfect re- a Cheering . . tte Soft Finish them, and you will have the last word in weight control by diet. sults. But do not expect her to compete in hut the peal -ount.on the «¢ ‘ , me : _tomeiet ot neni madun ii . vp > aim te rice with those who make quantity instead | . — face. Then ol ane Be ween umece aust (contam to Keep Adults) Dec. con wc ccesnn puter ee salt an P oo Rough Dry—F amily Finished BERS tS: once woman of Bre Book of quality their keynote, who swim on the that something ® asthe 2 * PE RITA og YIM EE A ee " eer : roceiggaat one ac, (me * te conservatively, : wt Lids CAh ASAE ser ; 18. . ) oa peg- . The delegates, Fuels to keep the engine of the body running and to Stuffed baked potato nedium Mashed pptato, medium serving. | C. NESTLE CO \ i ~ “as talking. ‘ity, quieted erving with ali I} : ti] Sea sone >? lit?) 337 + | e 9 ant ‘or ed, be “ ’ . , give tt energy to do its work. ~_ ais abe) . : asoned With ilttie milk and ak ; Eve r ister Lele ‘ ‘a «ks 4 autter al Tye . ; e. | le- ~~ ; Vii«s (atley ae : Carrots, large serving. “Sow cee A a 12 East 49th St., New York Ci ze 8 8nd coffee to us I | | Building Materials and Regulators Are Needed , 2 cantaloupe: should be of me- Orange sherbet, I bra or at. ™ , ihe Be Bt ’*:races? For! younger am —_ — meal wafer. ; 4 Seat ‘tal OT th bois of Equally by the Fat .and the Lean Seer anita oi EXCELSIOR -LEADER CTOR | f tor each pereows | ean NESTLE LAUNDRY COMPANY | Selo Whether the adult fs fat or thin, has a large engine or a smal! : one, is old or is young, works hard or little, is a man or a woman, SKILLED WORKMANSHIP ¢ speaking? A ~ > , Bf Together with PROMPT SERVICE has made our bustness. 2325 to 2329 Texas Av. 4g . self | e - the amounts of building materials and regulators needed to maintai2 Phone us today and learn what better cleaning of garments “Weert ee os , “i RP 5 ons arse a sllecsion and. delivery service om St. Low oo tc) ong of our Pally ‘ . x = | .ond of the s Ase = ; thw ver Jjebutantes, ~~ health vary only within quite narrow limits. and rugs really is. dofsn ¢% sWea;r, s Reducing diets should, therefore, have as much building ma‘er!- pFimar SYDNEY CLEANING Co., Inc. DElmar O55 ) . ‘ a . 5 - ais afd regulators as diets intended to maintain norma! weight or oma We Call to All Parts of the} City 0551 diets intended to increase weight. To neglect this important fact is for the fat and the thin alike to court the disaster w come from undermined tissues or poorly regulated body functions. ¢ The POST-DISPATCH Regularly prints MORF WANT | | The POST-DISPATCH } dint ts MORE w ADS than ALL the other St. Louis newspapers COMBINED. | | : ADS than ALL the other St. Louis newspapers Cf a. Z “es without 1 and she never] , a — er, ¥ Hands? Wet kias her” sad a. |! Cater. {| Miss Gatley’s

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P m re na, a one wee aig 5) RRA oat “ i ; x - wv . et Wx - ¥ i's! : ne BS: Oe K, sp oe : a %, 3 ~ 2 ph Oe * 7 Pas per Set ve 2 a pines * OPTIMIST Be | ais _~ Bridge Pointers 2 js just the prin- = a | zz . : oa 3 , . ae Pe = ee : = Hitt fi thet pat Be r : T Hk pointer for today ia: me, ae SS a oa a » Rey ee ¢ - oo te Nyet ——. forcefully as possible two impor. days, they will weaken in ma ya eng usic ae . fi awe. ) ’ tant points for a student of the fume, all past good you dia | poush apie eR smteom a ena ok j . a sb Uap 4, OH E aA °aFSe, ive | Brie \ game to remember’ ‘your garden's maze will Be throws gene! ie ante | - oi | PM LEY Way Bie: « ae, Piss: ah h\ (a) In suit-bidding, strength ts al ale lane re — lo ur heart in pit cA S41 ii' ; > = al 7 ’ 4 | a ge: A ylag ns 84% we : ‘ +t a Ot 7, BNO I MERE boisest: | 4 re { Ab \ rant a Heart bid, also would be | ‘ © see! sour heart go fast ¥) | sis ad : : =. mau i. Wee ae eee Be VAR \ “ik | || Ra i. Ar | | . nit Ge 1d = ge. : ¢ . Soto > " Vat P : : & 6 J “a ‘A ae ~ , Sheen ; too weak for a bid of a Diamond * " , ail : quicker. re Olli¢ LiTile’s rs _— bs . - i , “a = , ee ’ ‘é a . a , 7 / id \ ats i - : H nal f z ; This materially helps the studen’ a | ’ i 2 f SyyrTyi¢ f bat: peat “8 aes -- --- a ee ‘1 a , é | : : a . 7 . ti ut }at the doctor’ office and tog py a * a 4 PW | ae. =, | ‘oe yi a na fit aan By / ; in determining Vw =” racts. all abont it ma put always) the} Pi): eee AY : AED SR aay Oh TR i | AS? = | dia | Ay A > \ suit-bir 2c! 7uUes - il about it, and he came hone ee ie, SUSSOLIVEC SHIRLEY, MISS LOCY LARNER (155 SALLY HEwS PHILUPS, (RS. BOOLE &-2) ae ae ile. oa Sgr RC AT NS -\ /o%\] | sult-bid, because, when no ques igh to With me and told Joan she comme ooo MISS ANNAS.LARNER , MISS HARRIET WHITFORD .MISS HELEN P GAT r RS Re = EN RN) Fh NR ee MT A : g7\ tion of bidding No Trump ts in- not travel all over the country gt head gee : : - GATLEY. ah Lea x. " Yd ~~ ig Ae “yan 4 i . iat | se volved, he does not have *o distin- ‘ry to drive a Car before the ba Henry ¥-. Naan . ; i ate + te “7 Es ey. | ‘ te PS Y 1 Z ¥ \ De) lt f fi \ bog aa Te ~ | Wh 3 ii guish between sults; merely to was three months old, the way s} — adi | Res OB RE , Maat "AA UML AGAAL AA YY \\ qi ii lL) iin za know what strength ‘s required. I’ = Bo had been doing, and expect to ¢ oe Why Helen Gatley. and f ae NSE gree ee. YE ' q , nae 4 ' if yl y* YF " ee Aw ber of, 4 ae - cards in the suit and no matter hov y ; is \ rE " ty? : dan — Z tnd ‘ s weak the remainder of the band 30 w ‘ 1¢ f them . . = ee ee IC/ae ‘ ee A! : % L WERE RO TE , So we put the ba by to bed res ob L an | Their Virtues Were Ex. y , Seite ¥ { 4 ‘ ii) | VA! PP a. Ds 4 Abe. F J “alg rested on the lounge. and afterw eee beauty and ~— tolled. a a BE i Sr \ Ze om. gy UY YC oe ee the lowest possible cards have been voce | read to Joan whi! : oe Of man. Sut) cfr é sae Via | ; ye picked to go with the Ace and e boss Mle Hilda un And : ) King; and yet the hands should ’ + | —a om . some fudge, ar older poet loved | a vy 3 ae woe fudge, and I must have the Pi net Wh i , Z ic ,* aaa ; - ; , ; 7 ‘ nf just SGOLnINE voice, D®cause Joan we: be b'd. & \ ‘ jor See 4 wnt i 4 ” - “a. age re ee nN ade ~ ‘ oe ete we am Pus ty iin et: anrelegphe oct ¥ ‘' Z os - Phy n > d Ve e ss oa y = Se 0 OBS OLY Mali Ae : pig de et a ae ‘ * Fh de apo Sghtaghe chet = En nk Fale tbat: b.. nc ay. |} * a hae eta Fuuleg ee ee “ Bim tes ae ea hy i. aa a a oe pa * Ss sdiee ibad is s a. det fos *. kai die» ee * 4 a os ” ee odancretbaepeeaga-nsuapemesthdeotes SPR A. Say ty ma . tl ey eg th He Se we "* nee cele + dete . r - ap wae — ee ee tee ee ee “ s Fe gra AR ay, EME te _ 1 " : WASHINGTON, Feb. 21. | Ee RS es : a r uae : : with. | °° Sleep just when the heroin ov - inapeondd Found: Four Washington debu- ee 3 apart a Li ul Ss no A | It is important that Ace-King-x- Stee. father was kicking the hero Out Ts aeons _,;tantes Who never touched a cock- | ; ee a i e's. . '-x-x should be bid both for offen- his house, and Hilda and I ate eee POT Pex ail, don’t know the taste of a “ARR ose — aa sive and defensive reasons It | cigaret, never let a “damn” or! en: ae Sema = ‘guarantees *wo quick tricks and a paee away. ‘hell’ slip from their pretty lips, | Smee, te PRs. — ' long suit which can be established ; a ind never—absolutely never—allow : e pete dae 3 pe readily and anables the partner, ethan all the baliads young men to kiss them. “s S i 4 x 3 s ee. should the intervening adversary ae 3 a eaaoeaneaaaa = SS —— SS — ~pass, to bid many hands whith he OR AN or at nets ale P eune e Bg mare ie 6 ite as “Oe pan Of fudge between yg .4 ; i! | , it was still hot, and now I dor feel sa awfully good mvself. Poe herein > LP PRN” Hy esung or Sai Baers h ' é oak AOR? 3 4, = — as ae Po i] I Cy gon fT VM int j ACTS = ¥ a wits ae ; | | be Jiving poems shliichoaA 9 the great wide world en 2 4 ae . os oe ‘ | ee : should otherwise 9ass, end which consequently might be passed out. , any: T oO Vi ma B OY ikdcs dead. ished 1 he great e : . red Pe ie . hy ; f a: he fj _7 and when, before they knew what ae bigs? aa. ° ° ° ‘ . | wer: : fed here the tirst ana ie iney ying aman = ge i Ps re ‘ . Children’s Bedtime Stor RECIPES FROM Philosophical Phrasings It justitie s the par’ner —shovA me : Se Se : 6 - 2 % hs C k B k? } intervening edversary bid—tn anwar - 00 00 calling that adversary in manv FANCY as of his Children’s ~~ sag eae “yal back to oh Ot iveS an Lneir Virrues deInNg pa- Mountains are the beginning and | eases in which, without the aid of A i ren read the whol: . eg (tba connie . ; S = % ‘: 4 all ce “Sp z Hiid Sweet Sifted Peas if today on the port's Ms e verore ne aE ee eens i Ps. . % = a % - ae By THORNTON W. BURGESS. | 66 ° a i : : * | Temperance se e460 ke ee S= | My Old Virginia me ond of all natural scenery.~|ine initial 614, BO eee Oe ee s d Joar d the . - tnen, before this owe ote a: ae all day }; They Melt In Your Mouth ° autilinn hie | lemperan nion it was too’ oe me y go Ne Re 2uski sa | each according to his , at : : ies | tuskin. be strong enough to do so topp: A | - ~ . - ™ + . Feeear eee cz. : ated * >, ok Pa x We: ‘ .% \ = > ’ Ham—Baked i * en strong . nol g i o . ae me, make it your duty oe Léhutantes anickered SS wa: . Page Pe: The Midnight Scare. Wh | In the event of an intervening ny whos he could no ¢lors stuffed skeptical tongues in f}1S3 HELEN PRES GATLEY sida : nigM, and if a very old ham must be good.—Aurehus Anto-| 5ortner, the initial bid indinates the es ee ee : j Ss i r 2 s fas nius. | ea ee ce LARGEST SALE IN THE WORLDAL 2”. ty” Gas Adeeks, and How silly 'tie that in the night peak it for 34 hours, ‘Whale a most advantageous sult to be led ena . 2 it off well and trim off scrag- originally: and when ghe adverse e — we saqrentagenna~an antenets ees were snnaning Someta eggs term eeelthey, petty ime areye a ee aL a ee erienecatinid Eig rn Recap vege er Pripeicens isenen Pan siseewcganan PO ANNU tee sot . ae The aT Oa ee ® you, face t “De d 1 1 with heads cocked ws . cc 0 ‘ 2 ow — re now the “Psaim of ni ee Oa ad cocked open, and her cheeks grew crim- A little noise occasions fright. | gy pieces. Now cover it all For there was never yet phil- contract is No Trump, Ut oftan di- eee Sees tugged art Mrs. Boole’s | —Farmer Brown's Boy. : | over with a thick paste, made osopher that could endure the) rects a lead which’ eaves the game. , pa > ; +7 ee M4 ‘ ‘ 7 oe 's Boy, Farmer} ee ) : on of flour and water, about % tooth-ache —— Shakspeare. Hands to be consi@ered tomor- —,] até , — 1} ne side. il * Ce cannot afford 10 miss ? Son. sn ile 1] j , oe a , ~ > tha Pace ul} . a bexr Y a oi? ea ct ‘ \4 4 rs wad - i © . f+ “) + Te - ~ a stately meas iit Pp . : afin, in al effort to makes her stop. Farmeér Brow - > one ’ n nepoe ye ila fines of the ier as We Chat | ae NRE os no American chil: ee . ““*") But Mrs. Boole continued. Brown and Mother Brown were} inch thick. Bake in a roasting row: ve neofaltace teaocey nigh iave 1 1} j isti . a4 co first- 4 ff ae " ’ ,y ££) } ° . ioe he i “h hep fee’: Longfelloy n er . ' : - : It simply goes to show that a rreatly pleased by the smartness of pan in a moderate oven, basting | oo honor dies } a vi 98 he .. Sp.: Ace-Queen-x-x-x. Ht: all ¢ le bitte ‘ od SS 1S , a “+ “¥ } ve } cr . ; “J > : - , . : ° , . ; Z ,° 2) i 4 e see . rer j ; t a ” . d all the bitterness o! : ee eae | Oo aD good, and still be pop- | yyrs. skunk in slamming’ the every once in a while. Let it | hay seems ever wonaertu M- | Ace-x-x. Di.j x-z-x. Cl: z-& ; ; R74 lad oun iIAQGIEeES sie ~ . : nyads tor which 4 i SASS . ar : I . » ee" Hel i Seekeati ) Maat. s the model after which screen- door When she wanted to | get heated through well and | . ‘ . 2. Sp.: Ace-x-x-x-x.| Ht.: Aee- : ¢ i 27) : } }y in 1] : t! fg ’ ISs eCici eS LL » 7 . 7 « > +e) Cr) » hy we ec i P ‘ ) hee ; s “a — “ - sf : 2 - dacall t 4 ee sh eae , ie - Tinwe Philline Aad seereriaibeiitarceny zirlhood should pat- | ottract their attention. Jimmy | , ; then allow about 15 minutes te te Coelich to tear that whi soy, D.: £-8+2-, €Cit Se shins i : ane, ptern iselt. | had not learned this clever | bak*ng to every pound of meat. Ss sdtined nel G, “og T 3. Sp.: Ace-x-x-x-x. Ht.: King- nit ré an LISS } i wrned ana LCA Ne: 9¢ Afiec : - im ; é avold.--sy Ss. tn _ Shirley ‘ee ed She turned and beamed at Miss} ¢5; ‘kk. but Mrs. Jimmy had learned When done remove the paste ? . pd i'Queen-x. Dij: a-x-x. CL: X-x. ee ee * “en ‘eh oe © “7 Sniriev—- “eSigenes ; 5) | > . i is . 722 . + ; . = - : ‘ : } know onedeane feng ee oote ninear a itley, but Miss Gatley did not); 4. accident. She Had happened wi and the rind. Then sprinkle (Conyvricht. 1927 ) But yo leir posi IONS aS Pages LO ¢ “s N\Tiss Gatley was, in tm catch a claw in the screen and over with brown Sugar and stick ; } th nol valiti ~ 4 } > , tion ae , 49) ceo] raw, ee a te oa : ; neen 7 : S : nersonal a] thins »1] th ’ *7 lf 61st lt VM as TOO ye i : “ Bis. the c ime ° 3 + 2 , yo Zs ; Note—There is nothing that ; portrays himself in his works even baaA J a 4 . . Soe » 'eee' b3¥ aku ae 5 bu ev ~ 7 My \ * a ; ‘ |i be it against his will.—Goethe., to the | | can beat an Old Virginia ham f } officers of ine 8 Bort . i ' _ or) »¢ thing whene a ae r she came up f cooked in this fashion. (Copyright, 1927.) “> Fe jee ~ AY ASR dp SOC Eh ae Se el 3 ¥ Oe ORE SE Rn cet he - . . ne ’ - o er -_ - LEE LT POE LA NOON NO he tN IE Bt LLL LAL LAL TLL Le A, PE LLY A ty ON POD ED NO 0 Se HD RN, OE ook nee ome ee te me te ee ee eee > te an - +} ine * ~ eer wore sam), a eS eae ee ee on io Poe A “ ss * . se . — Pgs a. © “ape pam PO ies re ge ey any * Rag «Say . or Ny te Bey a s+ es c :¢ ‘+ saft«. es ‘ et i ae : Ee 2 13461, ae . * Boole, national preside! t, Was “ais eee . a of faet, it Was: ll waSa ilttie late: ee ae’ ia a en : | whe 2 ‘ith a worthy, if not bril- vith ecto 8% ; wae eo he niddle of the night. It going down to -_ Dace HOOr. aon you—does not keep that ugly shine SESS Our m Made Mala : ble essed Wwi i a X74 USED 8 a4 ‘ inan Se &, bee g i a Ys Lai 4 ae s lighte q aA lamp, Slowly he une awav indefinitely — Joes not make “SS : ry y oney. by prop what is called the “wee, Seas STANARD TILTON MILLING CO. madffers > Ann Hg ia © ~ ey ge 4, =. se eat a = i ao +e 49th low is the American t On thie « - honor . raves Pomor heir utiles to be frank, 4st OT Ny OS AE RE NL ARC a OU NIE Le RRS oN stat re Are tr var a — ty = = axe — m™ De eit tient. a a gga eS es AR gree yes gy MGs. l “ys - x r= i Oe ee 1 + i Rots + Se } SS Sr soins 13a so wit] itt iculty, Phen the Fireworks Started. Rrown’s Bov had : right up in j : ! ’ . “ ‘ SW mce Yo was: lagging | @2¢ @ | had ‘ 1 his.eyes h own wit It’s a wonder that Farmer|GLO. There's nothing like it. — , fh SEO. : f TrTrom No iess at memtrtC ¢ ‘ Oe & Tt... hy } n¢ eo Stu, tf | OMe ati¢ LiiS ‘ » £204 ah Nn ; . , ‘ ; = as Eo a eh Ie \ ‘ Gatiey's | t e. cade ae ee ypen. “What was that?” he n Brown's Boy didn’t drop that lamp. | . VER ‘ rag tié rs ~ ~ j ’ eee ee . on } oe} e _ eee rf ,OOT - lia cas ‘ ic ; Li L : . , % : - ; 4 HOST : had Lti- Mis ney : tA ee : ‘. che AS, suddenly . thar , lietanead - But he didn a He held if a little At this juncture, 1 sn : ae Ter thase ‘ Miss Oliv tered, and then fh SLO Med . ; ae _———_ — — Ct Site te TT! en ee is heart thumping as young Skunks: They were all 100k- DE TONT C | isior-Le: fe ee ere atures tarure {RINE TUrtBer could Rappen, | Mw. | eM, Fn ckct thumping ae he sat {YOURE Skanlcs, They wero all 100k Y BEAUTY SALON odern facilities, expert manage- — Bote ag eens ys oo. et ee itening. Then with start. | ine at hige in the a ae es | * 2 i ike ae é Fes hw she would di- Sica | og 5 | might quiet down. Be i a 5 ore ful way. You see, the Skunk fam- | uaranteed DE TONTY ST. Ph GRand 4842 Dye n 1 i 7 ‘ee .e matter on the ep gol cv se. ena | ling suddenness a door banged. In ! a : 3905 - Phone GRan yes and scientific methods — band!” a is seq tn amete that was not ail, despite the/—— atiliness of the nicht: if ily {s out at night more than by ee = a 2 omen ness and quality distinguish our ; ' work of Mrs. ‘ th tok er d Ww coula aay. They had become hungry and iy) Rts mn hot OSsibie ' ii eda ob aa a ‘ery loud, indeed. hat yuld : hes that we launder have an ap- Bt Say it bus Pe shascansec sues tert tale dee tetas / e n f the ier officers, et: a so they had at once thought of “ee b eer. 1 e0ubt On the suber. OOF | Tw nere starter, Where the je” on ss aaa Fatmer Brown’s house. Finding Now keep fresh, charmi home work can produce and re- iad ing " pyres 4 2 gee we iS ¢ as Cleves r 4 7? ** a } ec pe: ne. = | heme sealed and aeiiverea. | a e four girls e ° h . ; ‘ >.> , »> ate t r) gaia se wee ee RRO Mik By ELLEN J. BUCKLAND maa or thie optinusti ° ° ed m face. Then she , ei chgse ine : rates Wer niin vain ae ae 6% vy ium ¥ r ow We LA t 08 8 42 22 Oe ee 2 © PS } arni y Inis e : the ais — of \irs. Boole. Che dele pete ei & re porte oe after ruvvinge ris Pars s . ~ a) : ~ : : A : t eh | Sotiseeed Meals ' and my woman! gqownhearted, and Mrs. Boole saw pinching himself, and finally og 0 gg ease tin seat cts OVERLAND LAUNDRY . . . ey that her hus weer mething ist be done. ana eartain tt is not ‘ ; (nan qdayiime. . i ree family services will meet your iit. naw tn om teak ae ORO Wee the back ecreen door,” | CABANY 5125 WABASH 270 HE uncertainty and insecurity ; service tn t louis a+ ‘ MAN he re , ; ‘ ; “ a : ] U (Zl me East St. Louis tag ‘t them i one of our pages. Although she is,and: as th | Reso ve to Let s ~ a one of the seasons most popular; Sut tor ail 7! reg see O7 Dry Clean for Y ou o t drink, she “#28 e2@@eeeateaes } ouu } x By : ae Me ; els % ; ; . R | UD : + _. eT ee bat weer firm peal egutarly DYEING & CLEANING CO) and she never allows young men ti vers POLL e | . YCR ini rm - | - ela, hands? her.” Lit WOROE. Miss Gatiey’s mouth dropped young ladies. ATCH Regularly prints MORE WANT ) ) . " ital ee if a hi ' $s iro! the Sume NHuili' Seer eweeeeecssece nies other St. Louis newspapers COMBINED, &

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ae edn en ee ee > ey; wae x ¢ sas sl sqraenonio POE OEE INN in PEON Logon mire! PEPIN A BE ee Aen OPO ey Bs Le atest a ean ng aay De HN Res pian gpl Ryat wit obi. he ~ ae MOTI NEO SG ORB Rae TN I) crn halla eae rae A . > ~ . . nen pR Ngigy Paetittaiee BBP a. ONY ge ete tin F ne trisaie Aled RNP AN ROR CERAM Rep area Seton ont neptona. A, Ee APN Siege” nw eee PO Oo EN denne cian teh ideale SONGS ALND ATS. EEE Bile cele lca a ae . s v “ ‘s ° momar HA Pa Aa 5 ay ett ae eat A OE: elles OI nla: ie etinel:, hye um bee Sette hes wagiarcieys * ale aad LO | GPO A ert tem OR 4 aligns yl ennai PO Nine me wae SP ee - Rr ne WSR er, AO ca DET NE CONE ES « - ihe ¥ " Sc 2) A Reet) ee ney F , ER Ee ee * hs ‘. nics : C PS TE TCR oA OLE LRA MEE Ye, Aaa I. ypely gy Be sdesiihs btn SOE Re. OP eee oe ke oe Ash ah | PAGE 38 The St. Louis Post-Dispatch Daily Magazine . New Mystery Thriller By Carolyn Wells (Copyright, 1927.) WHAT HAS GONE BEFORL Death strikes Garrett Folsom while bathing at Ocean Town, N. J. After being perfunctorily ¢x- amined by a doctor. the body ts brought to the Hotel Majusaca, where an inquiry is started. Folsom’s bathing companions had been Roger Neville, Mrs. Helen Barnaby, and Carmelita Valdon,. It is established that Folsom, just before his death, had been standing next to Ned Barron, known as the copper king. ‘* Then the startling announce- ment is made that Folsom had been stabbed to death in the wa- ter. Ross, his valet, ts questioned, as are Barron and his wife, but no light is shed on the mystery. Anastasia Folsom, eccentric and masterful sister of the Aead man. arrives and takes command. At the inquest it ts established that the death weapon Was a pichaq, an Oriental knife, and that it and its scabbard had been purchased on the boardwalk. Some suspicion attaches to one Croydon Sears, who is a col- lector of curious bladed weap- ons. and Anastasia asks Titus Riggs. an architect, to try to solve the murder. NOW GO ON WITH THE CHAPTER XA. her THez) STORY. you the Si) 4 of any indi- a ee vidual wham you | ack ble for my brothers deatil. “No I haven't, except to Say onsider responsi- @nyone near him morning mils ‘“RBut we cant hale to a : ho “43 ¢ th at the bathers 1n Tne ocean Pe ee an 3t « vy Ythes We must get at it sormiec ¢ couri «i ‘ time. Way. “and per through the motive. “Now, thats a of course } the motive. cant conceive ol one want + is Was Liat The dearest haps the logical wa) ‘* to kill Carrett world. kinds i. “Now, now, ¢ allowances tor affectionat: idealize th } “But it's true knew him will He was a remar Li of a thousand.” ta the un- Since eh: } hy ; Wi iit? leic] s* ) s aa Tria nce VA | Yet he feit that somebody upon ly eye than you Folsom was killed “Do you think “Frankly, | But truth we can } . , rour brother: a . possible. the inings or vague T1U: +t down to fa evidence and proved of all. aS 3 hi: Is he absolutely “Absolutely I could susp: would be a he can't utter] ly respe + me . 7 MORAG possiblv be respec ur hom . i\derhan a aa. a “4 i isi & i} weTy - 11:00 A. M. lay, Wednesday» and Friday » | I 6 . AaliASNS >» % s mae. Gxroit Aw Mh a Mont - --* York Studio. a\-s Evening Program irect from New Monday, Feb. 21 6:30 P. Mi. onal String Quartet. 7:00 P. M. 4 ner > _ eC VPValt + 4 Reese. tenor. 15 P.M. i+-C ata A e pute . * > h¢é 30 P. M a 7 > ilarvesters in a h x = Amer . - aa * ¢« ria ns a . : 9:00 P. M. a ee Painting the Lily By Lucy Lowell Was aii , Win a ry O cy 5 es : : FARL orchestra: 9:30, gual your coins per Cols a : ithe 1853 @ WSAL, Cin k or. arn cinnagi ablic Library a OUs (Or. arrow# to obtain i | premiums not tect nies ¥ou addresses, | t ad c moving pic- ian s J spot from Minneapolis-St. Pav 0.4m- sopran R ance poiicy. | ~ Vagabon WJA\X. Jacks e : F PT > ( ni ' sciar — ~ * wid t ai sat fa ne 7 Rai s , vw SB. Atlanta (428m. F.—We do Cultural program: § ie picture actors’ WSMB, : : te b | oi s 4 . . J } . — . rT vry * ‘5 , i | , studio program. WIZ, New 1871 gold quarter i tra. Your 193i. Liberty | Des Mo ohn Kenue\7.en | chestra: 7. special lecture. WPG, Atlantic Cit -1000ke)—8, | sical ps ga nickel is worth shout oa ‘ ’ ro premiums on the test / paste. } starch, “ LEGAL INFOR (By a Member of the 8t. Louis E »—You and your wife; LEON vorce deer cR.—If-the furni-| 9ire your for with your wages | children, a fifth ntitled to all of it. bw. Leo -e i\facts... CHEROKEE.—If your niece gets F. cried you would be an unele _A. M, Fa arriage to her husband. $7 baland ad _~ , : e7 ple who Pipettes: r — You should con-| es | rer \d show him the | S™0aneas : a t ’ ari Srloy iJ Court, , é to the property. worth §—When a man does Hort ; , e money into the firm for} informa 4 he sold for the firm, he quire resi e Pro 2 Led. . come : The’ synopsis which you de-| bella > would not be legally jen-| tie Lip 3 1] |. | DAR 7t PE —- Strictly’ tions of © 4 | eking. husbands -two sisters $400. T ' rothers-in-law. but each’ from jud@ be er-in-law his wife's) claime. - They usually called | tice of , ' in- however. i limited ¢€ MEDICAL QUES Health and sanitation questions of pu s . , ered. Diagnosis or treatment of individs , _ MR. B. 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FEBRUARY fy k a em ee “ The St. Louis Post-Dispatch Daily Magazine ONDAY. FEBRUARY 21. 1927. wh ~~ = 7 =H" —_ nN sSWERS TO QUERIES | oS ae CINDERS sid BILL casmmenss —_— —— eae ——— 7 I 7 | Ma ‘ ’ | : Post-Dispatch reserves the right to reject any query. || .. ~S —\ — Norpe— and telephone calls or answers by mail cannot be | = attention, except letters on medical questions of undoubdt- ity when accompanied by stamped addressed envelope. wew READER. — Your 1829! DOT.—We do not publish infor- | | "worth about 15c. | mation about moving picture ac- || pg &—Your paper money is/tresses. You should write to the | | pout 2oc. We do not give moving picture magazines. | ag acaresses. a | §. A. P.—There is a 10c pre- ,wmiTs.—If your 1857 quar-| mium on your 1868 nickel. Wheth- “s” mint coin it is worth}er your $2.50 gold pieces are , | /Worth anything depends on the'! _g—You should con-| date. See Dank about the German BETTY.—Your 1853 half dollar “ it ro Be rays or arrows may ? e wort 75. The 1866, 1867 and | | . G@—The City of Detroit} ig¢,g quarters are worth 15c each | Pa and the University of mare two of the colleges in in premiums. | } | i ete heeds ied nee eee “ ; . * yt WH | A READER.—The Post-Dispatch MO cA . > Published the Municipal tennis | | a ¥ NT READER. — You} PU bs = # poNeT’. td the Los Angeles | rankings on Dec. 5, 1926. Consult FAMILY ae , of Commerce for infor-| the files at the Public Library for INCLUSNE— af er Say Poem Unto Heaven. rt pregarding Magnetic Hill. | this paper. | : Az — : Bee Ws. A, i : bwer. And the Lord said, Behold, tf, ’ pB—You should consult; BIBLE READER.—The Bible 1s || lem mt : y zs | | Wi {hf all SE aia ta ae Pe ad 6 uth 4 | Which they have imagined ‘Tees... ee tsdker about the value of; the only source of information re- ' wav Ary off , (F 1 ) ¢ : = bu! ta UA YA Wy he Li 4 Ah f pegs oe a TO SO. ~~ old violin, as it may have; éarding the wives of the various Ah 9 24, 27% a . . Meh, j WM Nh 4 P fi hs prt ty ~ merase we seh eg, lr ‘ chip anaes nee ehiaarae . J ERE PPR ign > Ok sili EL vas ~ os ee ‘ P ’ - " 2 : a — we 9 oes ‘ x a eT ROME: » . a u ay in Wik 7 Be cee ail eg hPa, ; ao B re ae ae ee tae on eee eee ny >. rinstpil ‘ ¥ nh " ” ore y He ee. ayy ee eee de ee te eee elt: wed ae Se en a MSF t eT tat aitie Leeia dl persons it mentions and it does hii{s j ‘ et ' , ; . ‘ip F— ; ' EAL sof value. a » i;not tell where they came from. ao! ! ps | gin VETERA. AO@ BROOM | such information mu ahs | RA eT, Ve, / : r my (‘if + the Veterans’ Bureau, 4036 | 4 DIOTMActen Must remain a ed be PE WOE RY Z, . ; Lr Tongs AY Na ee rnsiton : - , $u : vo Invstery. rf, ' f°" 2s ; ‘fa } _ ’ ‘a i Ad. i. accczanee Se _—~ , St. Louis re- ‘ } ; , \ % : —— ; u avenue, . - ° " * > , - ~ + , ’ : "4 ' : ‘ nD ( : Y) j 99.7m-600kc) . ; ‘ ng your insurance pouicy, mEARI, W. V.—The only one of 6 TF is Or Wye an 2 ADL : fi nK _ 7 of . ore }@atira q 3) p! Ps z - ‘our Coins that jc ‘ e or ~ — . ” = = Jul ‘ + Diarlet; : TNOW.—You shout ack Crake a t any Vaiue 1s — per Ciub; 11, orches WANTA KANC artmen f » 1853 United States half dollar. 3.60 Hk a di. Ww : -LPsire. the art departn . nt Oi t} e . 3 +} ~- » - al Dime “ . : “Al, Cincinnati (325 at ‘brary’ about the pictures VS Wwortin i) Bi it has no rayVsS Chatterbox Night ™ " lic us to obtain arrows on it. There are’ no . _ . ‘ itj Gaidii- ad (440.9m-CS0x. Pe Atience 4900 50” am remiums on the Indian head pen- . . aye : - 3m -7o Dp. F—We do not publish nies You mi¢ ntion. : cutural program: 10:4 ieture actors’ addresses - d ; c a = ex 41. Your 1913 Liberty! “ ith clean Water several times |! iT Ja UI HU 1} wt weit =e 4 . “a r Rey. on ‘os »f ~ . j Tee iihiit j hat | LAn 1000kec)——R. eal ates gon ws io by nickel is worth about $50.; and cover spots with corn starch | HEH 1 vith b 4 walt, : } | Bae are 0 premiums on the rest | —. After three days brush cut | i PL ACES GIRLS, { ALLTO GE. t HET LEGAL INFORMATION (By a Member of the St. Louis Bar Association.) = TWO as MFUSED.—You and your wife; LEONA.—yYou can have the di- on fifth cousins. vorce decree modified so as to re- PLY READENR.—If the pene bere eee husband to support the er ee poer Wages) Seren. re to & lawyer in are entitled to all ez it. nigh London and tell him all the cont l CHEROKEE.—If your niece gets) ““ “ag TO Ss erried YOU would be an uncle oe M. PF —It you have to pay the . ever thin smarriage to her husband. $ valance you can sue the | : Gt ; + teenie , een wan. | Pile Who owe the gas bill ee sree ARGUMENT. 2 Ou sho ild con amount int 2 Justice of the ~yourA power ye pets. | Court. but it is probably me to ne 3 . worth while to do soe ~your B power . AF. 8—When a man does not R. B. M—You can obtain th adi Ce a me the money into tue Firm for information about A -€ven er oO Wr Be eb is he sold- for the irm, he tuire residents to ae 5 uid be prosecuted. come tax by going APONSTANT READER. — 17 . : Laws. f lage contract W hich you de- | bell’s L al Directory, at 1h Le *! om ah? ay =i: ’ ' 5 ~=J 5 he he ‘ | i Ie ibe would not be legaliy en-j lic ’ = oe “ ; : 3 . i , : = > . . eZ = = ' . AD EU —— rable. DAILY READER. — The exemp- A .: . ZA Vga, \ Gr? ¥ ; TV SSTils SS LA gett AL af bP SN wager (ULI SHAT \S NNN Ns 1 fA DAILY READER. — Strictly’ tions of the head of a family total | | = >. te yyZ ZH zt ee Spy SY J SS tif Up Yi in il Qe Ge HAGE: HARLIN RAY : king. husbands of two sisters | $400. Tnis amount is ¢ xempt Both = : . Lo Z ey yy Ze Yt 4, J ee - » ‘ WS TS ~ SSS SS == = Pes J ha og fh / oa Yih i y it} Th : . ‘we HHH = a iy WY \ YA not brothers-in-law. but each from judgments and from other o*. Ot ez Lp ii, Hf Si . SS SSsrsasass== } VY Y A RL ii, : HLA AN g brofher-in-law to his wife’s| claims. The jurisdiction of a Jus- Prt, eee ty Ms Wl fy Wy Aidit NWN \\) > fer. They are usually called tice of the Peace in St. Louis {ts eee tty Y WN \\ \\\ \ ts Z jj WD SW RRS os OA OT ALTA on jthers-in-law, however. | limited to $500, interest and costs. MEDICAL QUESTIONS Health and sanitation questions of public interest only will be con- Bered. Diagnosis or treatment of individual cases will not be given. BR. B. K.—It is barely possible !the second a close watch kept on the ingrowing toe nail is the; the bowel discharges to discover se of your trouble; anyhow,; the worms, if present: also a tria: should be attended to, as it| dose of some reliable vermifugee y be the source of infection 4S for both diagnostic and curative feet are inhabited by very ac- | purposes. — —. ‘ = - — — | € JINKS JOE.—The best results in WHEZE DID NOU GET | THE ENGLISH CLUB AWARDED \y You'D STAN ROME NIGATS {su eee | ped 1 | TH | | Hy | | | | | IRMA, WAKE UP AND Stz. Be a Nee teem, et ew ' + " " ar se es >t 7" * > - x rs a ee ie ea a be . es ote ‘eS a ? “ ‘ 7 dy’ we. . * ‘ ‘ sad . os tp ee Be ” * oe aa eta OO * are ¥ on eh ay ia - 5 " “Ayer 7 4 ~ Rae As et lie ty ae ee b a & ‘ te » * ; o> % ; 2 b: pee Sieiieleaall Mca a es ee ~ a A aio degree ‘ Ait 3 ‘ *. andl i ~" aul “—_ vag: sii citi gh + ; wneip Aare ne he ie 2 a les 4 wee un Se a eae sade “ 4 paw hi ~ a a + ~ ' Me ia F we ay y de a my * : tig: oy: ae 2 - a tig” Aone: Rey : - f ; ? f . " and D lL filly Ei Z cen “3. ee eae : : ep Me a weed a + gE «tee ity ge Mey yp od » “age ‘ yet pO 4 7 L . Fins =20 hs cay bike , ee * } sal v _— 7 Ss 7‘ he Pane Pg ae pen ; + ae * ” &. few? te see a Mis: Pav > 4e>. C Reiley a ~ eee ; % olla de om . . te s eye and Vicious germs, capable of Mucing blood poisoning. he @é 2 ? nition are ob. | | ADE 5) aga ee ee ee are OU THE CUTE UTTLE (tT TO ME TODAN FOR AND STUDY Ure I OID TOMORROW THE COP L WON |'N THE SB READER.—Medicine, for leak-| tained by combined internal and ! eof the heart, should be taken | ¢Xternal medication, as the follow- | CUP, IRMA ?¢ HANDING IN THE BEST 4OU MIGHT WIN ONE Seen when necessary and not as ns. Internal — Tincture of nux 2 7 iz - | care should be taken to} all exciting influences and | cascara, 42g ounce; ; a : BSS AN e THE NEAR a . ae } i 2 meam.cc procedure. In the mean- mica, 142 drachms; benzoate of ! | : 4 Hie Q i % a possible measures should be, tincture of. cardamon, Your Electric Mees to build up the genera) “Mix well. The dose is th 'spoonful in a wine glass of water : ; to | three times daily after méals. Ex- Simply snap one lit — READER.—In the ab- | ternal—Sulphate of zine and su)- 2 4s ” ‘ —— eof any disease sweats are| phide of potash, of eath ly switch ON when you my likely due to some errors in _drachm; rose water, 4 ounces. Mix. listen in; OFF when you are # diet. or possibly intestin:! 'shake and apply locally at night, shed etms, The first should be| washing off the sediment in the isnea. ed after and corrected and for | morning. engenet ee p EO + ei — i a ln seaiaehchel oe: He + Phy tie ly S ee ® a am Gor Oe: a a. : &- Ae it tr eee ee Sree _ _ ee ee eee —_— inal setedieamelibae —-=- tt etme ee 1 > 2 oe Operates Any = ——S== Steamship Movements. Make of Se y y age Licenses 'By the Associated Prees | . . Arrived. Philco Socket Powers will sum B: New York, Feb. 20, Adriatic perfect radio power for any make oF irths Recorded ‘and Colorado, Naples. | kind of radio set, whether home-ht Madeira, Feb. 19, Empress of! manufactured. 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HASN'T SMILED -ONCE SINCE IVE ui) IT SO SHE'LL SENT HER AN 'a sma easpoonfu each bail. | ~thran : s BEEN USING HER IN THIS PICTURE — BE IN A GOOD ANONYMOUS LOVE LETTER: Name of Your Radio Set Pts ERMITS. Serve with French dressing, well seasoned with paprika. ‘ WHY IM EVEN AFRAID TO MOOD TOMORROW ? The use of modern. photography TALK TO HER - SHES ze marks the latest development ta a SO DARNED GROUCHY’ " 7 the field of textile designing, en- 7 BO. 27 abling the attainment of effective | Let us assist you ’ mid? 54 Tae. ‘Ss. 14th a from common ~aagenesd we | ° Mito, +. 80m 24 4444 Margarett odd design upon crepe de chine ts | ing over your oe & + e \., Grands at obtained from the photograph of | Radio Receiver - nh o2, 30444 Fyankiin. 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ae te COMIC PAGE MONDA > de" | : : =: meer fees ee , : ee S training time is nearing | | Fe ‘ bf, 2: aE =G 4 ? BS : : : soa F ? ; ei te me L Sadi iteeas 233 eS SE 34 ee = Shy esis stv PR ye Pet me. “ten 0 —_ — - “st ene oe ind ~ | | i ae Se ae i | | t What's the matter, has the gush- | i : ' ' fe veohanel Ps >" : j 1 ' ae’ jee ; 325 ; LER yt F. 323 wf 4 3 th skies above are clearing, or petered out? | , Seeasese= va ll + grees) pe peesshe: bear tees | Fete sb deo jt $itbez Bsisse : SaedeoreeneaiMet?. 2adteet ea ctcgeeaeey ittgeds. ts y 35 ee. . ven . V= Mi } t ; = > ; . ry os . ¢ est; “32 ' 7 2s A rhe signs of spring and every- vy. House Ways and Means’ ‘e.. ¥ Saget es Sg . i ne 4 ey th i ng, “ommittee +} cing about in- ; ; 3 h: _ : ‘ fh "Sie 4 TRS a “ei 4 ; = ate = (DMC HRA i : sing tT State income Tax from The voice of spring is calling, 11 i ant Cheese scousine eh ese Hie Ss | a ern enaeS tee te gS S033 wr" E 34 co =e ; ‘ ce : “i A 4% ‘ sie 4 ss f=] : 4 - ase ° “fe. aeyee oe ee Ses: oo it iz 2 om iii hina: | \ = 2 2 3 it BiMetionalist Gunboat ‘t- In line the voys are fallin e; | jeers: Seostrstess: gees: = Ag : ST s a a P s 2 e e a ; ieeoinal eines , at = 2 - They gaily sign the dotted line, f the State ever collects what's tempts to Bombard Ar- And cut out all the stal ling. » tee ‘ } rea "n? > By a | : com! I the present race a ii Fall e: Delaney met Maloney — : " | And fought like a sales “Glenn Wright Sees Cards Drop- CARTOON FOLLIES OF 1927—By RUBE GOLDBERG g Nearby Concession. When pondrous Jim went after | Ping to Fourth, Pirates Fest.” \ him Not unless Glenn's aged eye THE BATTLING BROWNS LUKE AND 6S UKE : & | TO TWO ! lis “seein eye. ; tte than his “‘seel The champion’s work was phoney. ‘8 Deiter than Ais “seeing eS ig . | Maloney got the money, Branch banks are a great con- I WEST to Octo | Fad “rit, YOUNG LADY, IP I stove ) gg AM AN HO | And hopes to tackle Tunney; venience. Especially for the boys SOAKMORE, THE GREAT A Kiss | a If doughty Jim, the champ should who carry a pat draft on the end HEART SPECIALIST, ANS | | Senter ole “Ett WITH ALL ; - i xecutions in City Con- trim— of a gun. HE SAIB MY BREART WAS 4 COUR MIGHT 7” , a : S T Well, wouldn’t that be funny? veliiee titans st ae ae ALL RIGHT —- THE ADEWS SHE SAIB, S I WoUOLbB IF tinue, ) . E That’s better than seeing pink WAS A GREAT SHOCK TO fad A) HEART tT WASAYT He, RSE oe ized Strikers , Return to The guys on running courses ssenhanbe Me BECAUSE VM SURE ee, Ae | FROM YELLIAAG SO MUCH GZ 1 Na 3 If a | ; Have funny names for horses; VS Gor some TH LASG iesuue ca LAST NIGHT” ££ LZ | . al ia | Their Jobs. We often hear a name so queer “Blanton Again Offers to ee in TERRIBLE THe MATTER , — te | ; 7 Th A passing smile it forces. House.”’ WITH ME- PLL Go TO i } i | | i ee . cing pie “et ual The owners of a stable ibe sald nigeiar ea | L ASOTHER SPECIALIST TO- S “4 ts ur . meas shel led | today by a nation- See nothing in a label; for parliamentary rules. ‘WZ, yA MDa GALI Vv. MEKAIEES WHO BE- Government gunboat whieh rs - teas ome EES ; , 3 WIZZ - Mie. attempting to bombard the te the — - New Orleans, “Poplar Bluff Using Dry Law Pad- € ty LAA s = . 7 = LEE] on —— Bee mae THis PIECE OCF Se ake ae a RE~ Lith, At least five shells fell in Sasa Probably making op! luft —— | Sin nome - © } PSOT we fren: on cession, ane | SOME FIGHT. a piety wh seionieions === ie 3 \ EA egg ge = , ON ge poten Agra kann: » K > = The re OT thle « . After fighting to get tickets and een es =— PAN ne Se > Ay q ¥,),4 LEGS C7 Ne torcigners were injeset al. fighting to get in to see the Ma- Concealing them |! 8 = VEIN Bove 4 Png : TOWNS HALL TONIGHT THERE WILE Mmough ihe homes of two Ameri~ loney- Delaney fi ght, the spectators novel way of slipping the runes =} ‘ Pris . . . 1 Ik =a ges 5 os ore ede: Po f : € p Be A DEBAT = ON THE QUEST OA), | he came d. Two Chinese at Madison Square Garden knew over on the boarders. hey \" es = 64 \\ == of : 7 mS... Fe — ee | set cei . —_ eter 1S ARS BARBAROUS, | Th ‘a i the Chinese vessel | they had been to a fight.’ see "em coming. 4 med | kor . + C THE THEATRE CHAIR OR THE ”, 4 , rect! : pC the shells : mr tomemmarne = ; Case ueee een mi bn ae on Se reenter — ——= = —— — r— | ’ = LECTRIi¢C CHA) R ? 7 r , oO} mort or the ‘Kiangnan =F , in an isolated} KRAZY KAT-—By HERRIMAN Se 8S aw ion along the Whangpog Rive ce a i ee eee tt ee ait amt * is Te ee et ee ees enmity Bp ep ee » expecee et a ete Tt iy ore ale 90. QI me ME A ee: STIR a AD RTT TB ge ROR Ie nt Nea ne Saye alent et Ran pee oor a Ae ORs it Re Comte slanted soem ots —ay itpuaiie ° — m ™ _ eee. faa aie: sie fn _ ‘ ding oe - ~ eS NIE vin sesh lien te tienen iphones pela per ue Jaa q ” ~~ a " on , a be a 2.5) bo ae a ae ty Wind ET et rab tara 6 ws sgh gk Nenagh CRP” Pa Py A aly gh vt ¥ re ibe 3 Aonk Nipper te? gat 5 pe ree oo ’ “ no ls outh of the French con- CENA NA MOMINY ANQW, ; we: m and pe naive city, which “IGNATZ” FHOULD BE SS Se en eee “4 ME Five shells fell in the French Aic REPCPA “To Toss Pirict and five in the native AT BRICK OPC : FAMILY STUFF—By FONTAINE FOX TE. ucnace Caient Sa NE / ) d ? Ts 9 Chinese cruisers, | the . Banc. *: and . the. Kiangkang, | CANT GET THIS AID To STANCO ANY WAY BuT THIS | imae ND i. g 7 ie TS = f | Don? , re pen nted from taking’ part =the lwmbardment by two THAT COMES OF YOUR BEING SO CRAZY ABOUT [EEGs oe ee — g “ae WANT ANTEEnc:: gunvoats, the Alertel all N ~ FOoL. "GHARLESTON - LiL | | iN eeeetne. The Fresch See hed their guns upon the Chi- “qe is epete cruisers, but did not fire. | y the Chinese cruisers, it Was Ue. i : 7 Pane Rarned on good authority, had tp ty 3 ; v J Beret ac - Marshal Sun ~ 3 , on jpef a | : _ ) + ee Ee tet ty RE A > only Fe ee ‘ > - — betray walan-Fang, ruler of Giangsu MPovince and {urn themselves tr to the Nationalists ¢Canton- pe), who are directing a Cant- against Shanghai. Their nich pe 8 Was to steam up tae Whang- and wi to join the Nationalist y above Sungkiang. ~~) } IMA st E While the bombardment was. in q a Hatch cements a nie pay we doves ali Ce Wet Ss = ; ot ets inane : vn - 45" : od aa? PAR 4 SN AI EB oe etuthhetameme otek Le ba SM Pee ae MM -, é waerogress the authorities of the Z ; ; weer ’ Fi ae it é' Tench conc: ssion called out all / WV on i f acl Our ! RON a PON Lee: nd poliee forces, and} 1 KAP cL - ' | ; “oy with ae all - i EFORE | GET al 3 HERE _ THEY AR | ; om hh h mac — — Z THICKER THAN B oh ee AGENTS eammmench ‘sectio: = ~ ti tt am Leet eaten ¥ sree pene a Bala j Ss eo. eat a The Frerm h cruiser Jules Mich- t.. with an Admiral aboard, took part in the affair, but. the é Fenech authorities took every pre- : Bution to saf-guard the lives and ep riv of their nationale. Bie American remdences gam mo Were those of William Rae i b W. Schtobohm The resi mices of tt. H. T. Wade and) Mrs ® R. Harris. 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