St. Louis Post-Dispatch
February 22, 1927

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ee! MONDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1999 — a a COMIC PAGE be ee oS re 1" a ? ' cs 3 “fa wg wn 3 in. : > a c iff ; ei? _ ‘ Hi goat * #: ast ee . oS. ** ae H rH PS at te $3 LPP eRrgeste restette ae bitsy age tae gt RRSLSE ARS TEETH ihre Higa : y fish S CKNEES WHO KE- FIRST THEATRE SEAT} | RE~ THISG BoT CRAMPER, | eT LOOKS -AT THE MIGHT THERE will ON THE QUEST OAS, FLOR AXITORE HAs ORE BARBAROUS. CHAIR OR THE HAIR 2?” Dre om os —— A he AURICE KETTEN SS ee P. THE 4%. REAL GE STUFF. A> INPoRTED a { WANT ANY y 1 Don't Get ourl wv \e - . ~*~) 5 As aacasd ANS? — SS . ~ ——— 5 PYOTENTS DON'T LET ANYMORE OOTLEGGERS WW | HERE _ THEY ARE THICKER THAN Boak MY HUSBAND /S FOR. B OOTL ECrcr iV rm BUSINESS Se i0 bringing a Worker? - €all! MAin One, One—One, One ee ee = 4 ne inti auaiall 4 a OT. LOUIS POST-DISPATC The Only Evening Newspaper in St. Louis Withthe Associated Press News Service —————} INAL ~EDITION (Complete Market Reports) _- ———— Ce a eo 39, NO. 168. ST. LOUIS, TUESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 22, 1927—36 PAGES ne EE ae oe - JINESE ofits 3 . Serie , = - sath +t irene 1¢ be *$3ah: Z if 2% -| a hy Soe i ' * e Saas " af é CH ZONE SHANGHAI Ss "2 *¢. 's to Bombard Ar- ‘gal, but Missiles Fall in Nearby Concession. GE TO TWO AMERICAN HOMES ions in City Con-' tue, and Some Terror. “qd Strikers Return to 2A — The ch concession district of this was shelled today by a nation- Government gunboat which attempting to bombard the wena", arsenal, about ine mile ec’ At least five shells fell in french concession, landing ort of the arsenal. al- two Ameri- Two Chinese rh the homes ot the shells of the .Kiangnan nal, which is in ‘an isolated Aion along the Whangpou Riv- and south of the Ikrrench con- which ¢ defective, causing oin each other. mive Shells fell in the French ict and five in the ‘native tach Menace Chinese Warships. fwo Chinese cruisers, the wel and . the hiangkang, prevented from taking part ithe lombardment by two h gunboats, the Alerte and Mame. The French warships their guns upon the Chi- Wtruisers, but did not fire. Chinese cruisers, it don good authority, haa Bee to «=6ibetray Marshal Sun -Fang, ruler of Giangsu mace, and furn themselves to the Nationalists (Canton- who are directing a cam- against Shanghai. Their Was to sleam up the Whang- PB River to join the Nationalist above Sungkiang.* hile the bombardment was in @SS authorities of the ch concession called out ali teeter and police forces, and hed with machine guns every S irom the native city ch ‘section. was the ee SO) RR ee Se to the | € French cruiser Jules Mich- | » With an Admiral aboard, took | BY the Associated Press. part in the affair, but the ench authorities took every pre- Mion to safeguard the lives and periy of their nationals. € Anierican residences Were those of William Rue Ff) W. -Schtobohm The rest. H. T. Wade and Mrs R Harris, British subjects, and Od 'rench Club, also were hit sae and her children fled ' their home. A shel] exploded bedroom of the Schlobohm dain Mehai is divided into three the native city, over which Chinese have complete author Me French-concession and the Maonal settlement, into whict the for, ign concessions excep France are merged.) Beheadings Continue. © hheading of strike agitato.:? Med here today, although v1 uch smaller scale than on Sat Y 4nd Sunday. when about 36 ‘Mters of the present industria’ ble Were executed by Marsha! Chuan-Fane’s officials. im an Ilo keep doWwn the dexronstra beheadings have been effec Strikers back tc also has great); aed the activities of the agi * Who now are directing thei ae the international set : although it long as they remain tn that ment they have a degree 91: =! Wralise police of the native Ye no jurisdiction in the for “dlony and the practice of in me settlement Officials ha- frender no person arrest "for political activities "tds or persons executed are poles on the main street ~~ the French concession and . i. part of the city as a ’ agitators Pestimated that there still are ait: On Strike With ar I reg vt sy tion Of the postal serv * International settlement vice and with nearly uit Fe onning, the situation ts a Wighter despite fact thar *hinpine ie tied Me tO Posta) bamproyes, *80-Ching, Marshal Sun's de- “OMMissioneyr ¢ the et) a Proclamatio Mt the Main p “A hich wes Hextorties als mY Pm a. i or Shanghai. | Coolidge Extols Washington As a Practical Business Man: Europe Hears Speech by Radio HEAR COOLIDGE’S SPEECH By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, Feb. 22. RESIDENT COOLIDGE'S Prsvccen in Washington today came in ‘clear and strong” | in Berlin, said a cablegram re- | ceived by the National casting Co. this afternoon. The speech was: received by short-wave length from Schenectady, N. Y. 22-meter By the Associated Press. | LONDON, Feb. 22.—Presi- | DISTINCTLY BY RADIO: Broad- | ! ? dent Coolidge’s address» was heard remarkably well, judging from reports received from ' radio listeners up to 6 p. m. _ Even owners of crystal sets | could hear on the Presidgnt’s || speech, as it \was picked up from across the Atlantic and re- | stations of the British Broad- casting Co. Br the Assoctated Press. PARIS, Feb. 22.—President Coolidge’s speech before Con- gress today was heard distinct- ly and completely by radio amateurs in Paris and environs. , 'arrangements for the broadcast from the high power || | held in the form. HOUSE COMMITTEE REFUSES IMMUNITY TO OIL WITNESSES By Tie Vote Rejects Measure Asked | for by Government Attorneys in Sinclair Case. By the Associated Press. WASHINGTON, Feb. 22.—By a vote of 9 to 9, the House Judiciary Committee today failed to approve a bill which would have granted immunity to certain witnesses whose testimony is needed by Gov- ernment special counsel in the Sin- clair oil trial which will be re- sumed here April 25. The bill, introduced by Chairman Graham, was drafted by Atlee Pomerene and Owen J. Roberts, counsel for the Government in the oi] cases. In a letter to Graham, Roberts said the Attorney-General favored the bill and added: you are aware, Where a witness claims his privilege against self-in- | courts are pretty his testimony, crinvination the helpless to compel l of —es -and “AS | because they naturally give him the) benefit of every doubt on the sub- ject. It results that often the Gov- ernment is balked of+-proving facts: LOWOOR, PARIS AND BERLIN | Most Comprehensive Broad casting Hook-Up Ever Attempted Is Used : TEACHERS FORM LOBBY TO PRESS NUISANGE. TAXES in| Pressure Being Brought to Projecting Birthday Ad- | Bear on Senate for Pas- dress to Congress. By the Associated Press. WASHINGTON, Feb. 22.—Speak- ing in the historic chamber of the today House of Representatives station HES in Berlin on the (| President Coolidge extolled George Washington as a business man. The largest radio hook-up ever attempted 42 and stations, his words stations KDK at | Pittsburg, and WGY at Schenecta- it dy, carried the speech across the || Atlantic. The ceremony in the House to- _|day marked the formal opening of 200th cele- bration of Washington’s birth to be Capital in 1932. Vice President Dawes presided, broadcast | with Speaker Longworth Sitting to | his left in front of the large Amer- | ican flag which has hung for many | years back of the Speaker's plat- Chief dustice Taft and the Justices of the Court, in their black robes of fice, sat in the front row the, platform. The filled. Preceding the associate session, the (on Supreme | of- | ee c facing -admigistration in Jefferson City. galleries were | United States Marine, band played in the Capitol rotunda. Distinguished Assemblage, Shortly after noon the which this morning had listened to the reading of Washington’s fare- well address, was ushered to seats immediately in the rear of the Su- preme = Court Justices. House members sat behind them. Special places were given also to members the cabinet and to a group of collateral decendants of Washing- ton. Major-General Summerall, Senate, | sage of Governor’s School ~ Revenue Measure. LETTERS SENT THROUGHOUT STATE Campaign Being Conducted From Sedalia by Head of Legislative Committee of the Association. By CURTIS A. BETTS, A Staff Correspondent of the Post- Dispatch. JEFFERSON CITY, Feb. 22.—A statewide lobby is being organized by the State Teachers’ Association interests to work to pass Gov. and educational] the State aker’s nuisance bills, supplement- influence of the Senate ing the polifical It is the first time in many years, that the school the State have been brought into active an administration through interests of lobbying to aid in an effort to force money-getting legislation. In addition to the work of two representatives of teachers’ organi- zations, who have been in Jefferson since the are of the time convened. letters City much Legislature now being circulated to the various | group committees of teachers urg- | ing them to organize to influence ‘the Senate. chief | of the Army General Staff:-Admiral Eberle, chief of Naval Major-General Lejeune, com- mandant of the Marine Corps, at- tended in full dress uniform. When the President entered the assemblage rose and applauded. Senator Fess of Ohio; chairman of Operations, | a a . | possession of Senators, was signed Letter Being Circulated. A latter-—awin } ‘by J. N. Crocker, Superintendent of Schools State in Sedalia and chairman of.the Legislative Committee of the Teachers’ Association. It clearty indicated the methods to be used in the attempt to induce ithe George Washington Bicenten- nial Commission, then introduced /the Senate to pass the bill, which the President. would place a 1V0 per cent tax on Another rising ovation greeted tobacco and on admission to the President as he began reading |amusements. It follows: 'his speech from manuscript amid; “To the chairman, legislative which it ought to be able to prove. and which in truth do not tend to incriminate the witness.” The names of the witnesses i) question were not given. The Sen- ate Judiciary Conrmmittee favorably reported a similar bill. POLITICIAN “DIES SUDDENLY the clicking of a battery of cameras in the gallery. Mrs. Coolidge, accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Frank W. Stearns of Boston, occupied seats in the presi- | dential section of the gallery. Mrs. (‘oolidge wore a large black hat with a white crown and a fur- R. K. Hynicka, Former Ohio Com- | 'attention as he read but there was mitteeman, Succumbs. ST. PETERSBURG, Fla., 22.—R. K. Hynicka, 68 years old. former Committeeman, dominant figure and for years a in Ohio politics, died suddenly here last night of heart disease. He had been in failing health and came winter, hoping for improvement. The body will be sent tonight to Lebanon, Pa., near which place he was born. Hynicka is survived by a widow, now tn Los Angeles; a sister, two brothers and a daugh- ter and granddaughter, of Leba- non Speculation at Delaney-Maloney - Bout Before Legislature. ARAN. Mw... XX. Keb 22.—A resolution appropriating $1000 for a tegislative investigation of the Delaney Maloney prize fight ticket scandal wae introduced in the As sembly last night by Assemblyman “nuvillier The Cuvillier resolution declares that if stories concerning specula tion tn the fight tickets published in New York City are true, the situation amounts to a “public scandal’ Tickets costing $20 at the box office are said to have been sold for as much as $150. Early Seekers Find Pleasant Apartmer.ts” the Spring its ¢ . ? ) : : ‘ Before and “open season” on apartments ¢ : begins, many vacancies are be ) @irig offered that give you wide ¢ choice, at a time when choice é is possible. ; Those who seek apartments ) now will surely be pleased ¢ ‘ with the selections—and will not spend the rest of the year § in regrets If you turn to the classified 6 ; “Apartments For Rent” col: ; umns you wel find most all 5 of the desirable locations in ¢ St Louis high grade apart: } ment homes listed there. Inspection ts simple and sat- 3 isfaction assufed when you > ¢ PFO LLOOLEE Te PE. mar eres ” gill . MSS SRE esi Ste COMMANDER FRANCESCO ~ DE PINEDO and map show- ing his line of flight. 4 A A me ney - — ee se ee ee And the Man Who Covered It || TO0-MILE JUMP —John D. Rockefeller staked some | of his shiny new dimes yesterday. | pitting his skill at golf against the | The | king and two friends} played for their Loles with driver, iron and putter, while the women used bows and arrows, When the women had won, two up and one to play, Rockefeller was in a good humor, but dissatisfied. “Victors generally grant a return match,” he said. “I, trust you la- dies will favor us with a chanc» for revenge.” The women smiling- ly agreed. “Let me see that bow and arrow,” he said to Mrs. Charles S. Pike of Detroit, champion of the woman archers of Florida. He took a de- termined stance and loosed an ar- | row at a balloon. He missed by two feet. Then, taking note of a smiling gallery, he remarked apol- ogetically, “You see, I can’t even hit a balloon.” He played a fancy game with his’ woods and irons. With J. P. Whiten! of Cleveland and J. W. Dyke of| Philadelphia, he set out at a fast | pace, after yielding to a moment of | hesitancy. Mrs. Pike, with Mrs. Mortimer | Day of Morristown, N. J., and Mrs. | Dorothy Johnston of Bedford. Springs, Pa., won the first hole. | Rockefeller passed out the shinv/) dimes. On the next hole the dimes | were returned when he noncha- lantly holed a 12-foot. putt. FAIR TONIGHT, TOMORROW; TEMPERATURE ABOUT SAME THE TEMPERATURES. 1 @& Meer ecee: we 2 OG Miskcdecente S Be Mire scccsvs oe 26 & Mie és cia cee 3 a. @™ 56a re ae a oc ied ae OM Mescsvecsei $4 12 noon .:... 4° & B. Miccssases 48 . oe. ena GS Gi Grccocecas oS ee es “Ae (ae Serres S se: Be Mee oe *68 SB Misi as | Yesterday's high 61 (4:15 p. m.): low | 42 (7 a ™.’ *Denotes street reading Official forecast for St. Louis and | vicinity: Fair tonight and tomor- | DL EASE PASS row; not much) LEA ; THE BIRTHOAY change in tem perature, The lowest tempera-_ ture tonight will. be above freezing. | Missouri: Prob- ably fair tonight | and tomorrow; no. ee decided change fn | _home in Dupo, RESOLUTION AGAINST THIRD TERM OFFERED IN SENATE La Follette Introduces Measure as Washington's Farewell Address Is Read on Birthday. WASHINGTON, Feb- 22. — Washington's birthday annivers- Sary was made the occasion today for the introduction by Senator La Follette (Rep.) of Wisconsin, of a resolution approving the first President's policy of retirement after two terms. The resolution, which went over under the rules, declares that “any departure from this time-honored custom wiuld be unwise, unpatri- Otic and fraught with peril to our free institutions.”” The measure Was Offered by the Republican in- surgent leader immediately at the conclusion of the reading to the Senate of Washington's farewell address by Senator George (Dem.). Georgia, and is similar to a move made in the House to put Congress on record against President Cool- idge as a Republican candidate in 1928. Its text follows: “Resolved, That it is the sense of the Senate, the precedent estab- lished by Washingtoén and other Presidents of the United States in retiring from the presidential of- fice after their second term, has become, by universal] concurrence, a part of our republican system of government, and that any depar- ture from this time-honored cus- tom would be unwise, unpatriotic and fraught with peril to our free institutions.’’ YOUTH SEEKING BRIDE I$ SHOT Donald Hopper. 19, Says Mother- in-Law Fired Through Window. Donald Hopper,.a 1%-year-old grocery clerk, was shot in the left arm and shoulder with a shotgun this morning when he tried to re- join his bride of two months ‘through a window of her parents’ I). He waa taken Mary's Hospital, Fast St Louis, in a serious condition Hopper said the mother-in-law. Mre. Nellie Stephens, ordered him from the house last night He went back today, tried door and then the window. He said Mra. Stephens fired once as he ap- to St. ti «* ' proached and again as he ran 900 Die of Influenza in Pogland. temperature. | By the Associated Press Sunset 6:46, LONDON. Feb. 22.—Influenza sunrise (tomor-| deaths in England. which showed row) 6:42. a decline for the week before last. lincreased again last week by. 231. Stage of theiin London and 105 other large Mississipp! 14. | towns, 990 Gentes were registered i for the week.as compared with 759 foat.e, S08 06 2% for the week ending Feb. 172 and Arkansas: Tonight. cloudy,|818 for the week ending Feb. & tomorrow showers in east: cooler; ~% “a at » P > to i There were fewer deaths in Lon- %, ‘ é ‘dition turn. PRICE 2 CENTS PINEDO MAKES N TWELVE HOURS Arrives Safely at Port Natal on the South American Mainland From Cape Verde Islands. . f SUCCESSFUL AFTER FEW FALSE STARTS Seaplane Had Refused to Rise Under Weight . of Fuel—Hop-Off Made Af- ter Lightening Load. By the Associated Press. PERNAMBUCO, Brazil, Feb. 22. ~—Commander Francesco de Pine- do, Italian aviator, arrived at Port Natal, Brazil, at 1:20 o'clock this afternoon from Porto Praya, Cape Verde Islands. The distance is about 1700 miles. De Pinedo took the alr In his sea- plane, Santa Maria2, at Port Canico, about 12 miles from Porto Praya, at 1:10 o'clock this morning. He had made severai attempts the last/few days to start, but he could fot ‘get the plare to rixe because of the weight of the fuel. Before he left this morning he lightened the weight considerabiv After his arrival at’ Port Natal. Commander de Pinedo returned to Fernando Noronha, tying up there at 4:05 this afternoon. De Pinedo Fiying Over Four Con- tinents for “Glory of Fascism.” Commander de Pinedo is on a four-continent aeronautical expe- “for the glory of Fascist Italy.”” He started from Cagliari, Sardinia, Feb. 14, and the same day reached Rabat, French Moroc- co, in a 1000-mile. hop. Next day he flew 1000 miles to Villa Cis- neros, West Africa, and then to Bolama, Portuguese Guinea, whence he planned to fly direct across the Atlantic to Port Natal]. Brazil. But this plan was aban- doned because the plane refused to rise with the heavy load of fuel required. Changing his plans, he flew to Dakar, French Senegal, and thence 300 miles to the Cape Verde iIs- lands, arriving there last Saturday morning. After reaching the Brazilian coast the itinerary of the Santa Maria calls for stops at Jamaica, Cuba, New Orleans, St. Louls. Chi- cago and New York. Pians of Maj. Tadeo Larre- Borges, Uruguayan aviator, for a flight across the ocean from Ma- rina Di Pisa, Italy, to Montevideo. Uruguay, were revealed soon after the start of De Pinedo from Sar- dinta. The Uruguayan fiver is now at Malaga, Spain, having reached there In two hops from Marina Di Pisa. Other Long-Distance Hops. De Pinedo's flight.from Porte Praya, Cape Verde Islands, to Port Natal, Brazil, représents one of the most notable air passages of th« South Atlantic in history. Last year ‘“ommander , Ranion Franco. Spanish aviator, and three companions made the first fligh* from Europe to South Americ... Franco started from Palos, Spain. on Jan. 22, 1926. Intermedia'’« stops were made at the Canary I«- lands ($72 miles), Cape Verdes Is- lands (1100 miles). the Island «* Fernando Noronha, Brasil (1427 miles) and _ Pernambuco, Brazi! (279 miles). Bucnogs Atres was reached on Feb, 10, 1926 Another notable “long-dfatan.. flight made last year was that o? Sir Alan J. Cobham, from London Melbourne, Australia. and re Intermediate landings were made at Bagdad, Calcutta, Sings. pore and other cities The” tetatl flight distance was 26.060 miles and the fiving time 320 hours EDGE URGES NEW AMENDMENT Wants States Permitted to Make intoxicants. By the A ated Pree WASHINGTON, Feb. 22:-—~an. other proposal to amend the pre- hibition amendment was put fer. ward today by Senator Edge (tep-), New Jersey. who declared he would preas it to a vote at the first session of the Seventeenth Congress. He offered a joint resolution for an addition to the etghteenth amendment permitting the state« to Manufacture and d'‘s'ribute tm- toxicants, but proliibiting the in- teretate ahimrse- 4 ** 99 aga ; RS ANREP yy ee me nH se ay beneath ES one &, * Siar pa ate Piaicosce, te YY ~ . oe. = wt ew aor $y Oy ent -~ a9 ee ee a ee ee - ee Fs“ Mtoe eH ieee 9 ae edie 4 we, 40 ow. pae% a ee ee Ser w gh ong 6 ae auth he Me te Mie +2 ee en ee et = ges Z ve f. Se NESE rte ow the Sete ps bl ae Oe Coe ee Gr HH oe =e aP re ee * ey, uae a te x * ia ein meiintl ree Ta ah Ser “se ene Mite >: ‘ wo x ag CA, ARS eagtae te : “on yas -Pomiant OR EE Rett. gente i he nt ghaitgice Se ee oe > oe » a ge ‘See 2. awe = ee oy Ph ti Be ,

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: ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH. ony er ee © "a ere Italian Note Rejecting 3 SON, 12, KILLED BY AUTO TRUCK PAGE 2 ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH Arms Limitation Proposal Tomasso Picarella on His JUDSON HARMON, INSULL MUST TELL , bite > oe Sa S a ! T Italian reply to the Amert As regards such a proposal Hi} EA AT HIS HOME oo Sek a | can arms conference pro- oe — ‘ . "|| posal, handed to Ambassdor Jr. Home From School When Fatality Occurs. SENATE KILLS ANOTHER EAM ov cron aneamMl T() REGAL DIES AT AGE OF 81 wer me, ee ee = —_ KILLED BY AUTO TRUCK mc erie mans aittyeore a Hv in LON MOE ts ee” ope APR i et, . se ~ i » } _ a ee ena ew oe a ae vee - » ‘ ' iat be to ” — —_— ens : Tomasso Picarella, 63 years old, a laborer, of 3920 Garfield avenue. started at 3:30 p.m. yester- day to walk two blocks east to the Bates Public School to meet To- masso Jr., 12, youngest of his five children, a fourth-gr de pupil, and to see him home safely. The father was just leaving home when he saw a boy jump from a westbound delivery truck, a block away, and fall under a rear wheel. He ran to the scene and found the boy was his own. The boy died of skull fracture and other injuries as his father and the driver were ‘aking him to Mullan- phy Hospital. The driver, Dellary Dorn, 19, of 3621 Garfield. said he was unaware the boy had been on the truck un- til he heard him scream when in- jured. It was the father’s custom when at home, to meet the boy each afternoon, Negro Boy Gilled, Another Hurt, When Hit by Autos. Edward Gales, 8, a Negro or- phan, boarding at 4019 West Belle avenue, was fatally injured at 1 p. m. yesterday when struck by the automobile of Frederick Griffin. Negro. of 4202 West Belle, at Pen- dleton and Finney avenues. He dfed of skull fragture at 6:2’ p m. A stolen automobile, occupied by two men, ran down Alfonso Mc- Clish, 10-year-old Negro, of 821 North Twentieth street. fracturing, his legs, at Twentieth street and Washington avenue, at 9:40 o’clock last night. When the car giled to stop, a passing motorist gave chase, By CHARLES G. ROSS, ) Chief Washington Correspondent of | the Post-Dispatch. WASHINGTON, Feb. 22.—Un- tess Samuel Insull, Chicago public utilities magnate, consents to throw further desired light on his $237,- 000 admitted expenditure for vari- ous candidates in the Illinois Re- publican primary of last April, he will face the large possibility of going to jail and paying a fine for contempt of the United States Sen- ate. After giving Insull a _ second chance to answer questions relat- ing to the IDJlinois primary, thp Reed Campaign Fund Investigating Committee vesterday afternoon ex- cused him till next Saturday. He will then be given another oppor- tunity to “purge himself” of con- tempt, Insull was directed to bring with him a canceled check for $190,000 which he declared he had written to cover part of his campaign con- tributions. He promised to pro- duce the check, but did not say whether he would give the commit- tee any additional information. In the same boat with Insull is Daniel J. Schuyler, his Chicago attorney. Schuyler, like Insull, ‘refused to enlighten the committee as to the disposition ‘of $40,000 in currency which Insull contributed to various campaign organizations. Crowe Gives Answers. This $40,000 was in addition to the items uncovered by the com- mittee at its Chicago hearing last summer, ‘the most notable of which TOMASSO PICARELLA JR. —— fractured skull; Henry EB. Schmale, 57, of 4527 Union boulevard; Wil- liam Millman, 6, of 3961 Blair ave- nue; Lorraine Alewel, 4, of 2135 De Soto avenue. SENATE FILIBUSTER BLOCKS BILL FOR VETERANS’ LOANS Rider Reducing $80 Disability Al- lowance for Men in Hospitals Vigorously Attacked. By the Asenciated Press. WASHINGTON, Feb. 22.—Action on the House bill to authorize the Veterans’ Bureau to make loans to veterans on their adjusted service certificates was blocked last night in the Senate by a filibuster direct- ed at two riders, one, the emer- gency officers’ retirement bill of- fered by Senator Tysun (Dem.). Tennessee, and later withdrawn, and the other an amendment by Senator Bratton (Dem.), New Mex- ico, which was acceptec by the Senate by a vote of 46 to 15. The Bratton amendment would repeal that section of the World War veterans’ act reduci..g Dy one- half after next July 1 the $80 com- JUDSON HARMON, GUNBOAT SHELLS FRENCH QUARTER OF SHANGHAI Continued from Page One. — being those which fn ga eaame | interferred with criming) Rome eee C in their practice of » & ime the Ci release of prisoners on tjammme by That Ti " ae Benats ent i. : : utive ; Will Have engrossed three of thelllaglle seve. All but Six Months concerning the keeping 4 werves ' and the third providing Gea ° erm. | lz tions by electricity in “of His T A | ing, and providing t} : at? ee tions should be in the tentiary. Sins! collapse of the movernenrs SMe the recall of Mayor Miller was | ted today when John J. Heil, | ' aac . MAN FORBIDDEN 10 ; all : rman of the Miller Recall Com- | GERMAN HANGS $ | tite E admitted that the petitions. | Hi: Note to Son Reads, “Whetlilieestures to whitch were collected Told Me Driyes Me to Mp ”" period of nearly a year, will ” ce By the Assoctated Press. 4 pe filed in time for the city LOS ANGELES, Cal. S eiMection of April 5. Herman F. Bestmann Sr. gue Taursday. two days hence, ped : ss : ‘hie titions old, once a wealthy tavern kemest day o” ‘ hich dhe pe pe in Germany. who came here & mig be filed for a vote in April, with his son after the war, # ithe signatures wag * — Pe: himself because he could gemember to meet the charter Fs just himself to new surronmgmmremen's- Heil admitted se ay. Having lost all his ame reply to an inquiry by the a rosa wm 7 ch that not enough signa- Papa — “a were at hand for this pur- - anc hat there now was no “Wha fe, and | . ben my pohean Ree are car ae m to force a vote in April, read a n te addressed to bis @ PAfter the April election. there Th e A aa’ Bestel i] be no regular election until J ae tok a time. Poai- with George Schworm, Salle street, collided with a Uni- versity street car on Walton ave- nue, near McPherson avenue, at 8:10 o'clock last night. Others injured by automobiles: Abram M. Frumberg, 49, an attor- ney. of 39 Kingsbury place, _ in- juries to back and spine; Joseph (Gunn. 59 1361 Kingsland avenue municipal park. The municipality | rett Slate. consented, and also intimated that all municipal property, such as schools and the like, would be placed at the disposal of military forces if required. Previously the Lritish troops were quartered only on British property. y, the Miller recall petitions} i be filed so that the issue will Sdetermined at the April (192798 action, solely on its own merits. fe trust the petitioners will con- iin the wisdom of our decision. @ committee is merety trustee the sicnatures, and it will keep th with the petitioners.” "Hell said today that ‘signatures now at hndé would be required to cast their bala all elections, undera bill intros in the Senate today by a William F. Depel euer (Rep St. Louis’ A penalty Of 3% provided for failure te = emptions are made for fines, sical disability or other meem absence. and vored by their geographical] po- sition amid essential lines of communication, and which have under construction many units of various types or are elaborating naval programs of great strength. For the reasons above stated the Government of his Majesty feels confident that the Govern- ment of the United States will take into account the reason why Italy cannot, to its regret, accede to the proposal con- tained in the memorandum of Feb. 10. leged in the message certainly cannot refer to Italy The American Government proposes in its nemvrandum that the Itallan Government empower its representative on the preparatory disarmament commission to initiate negotia- tions at Geneva with a view to concluding agreements which. in anticipation of a global lim- itation of naval, land and air armaments, shall regulate na- val armaments, by limiting the construction of those lesser vessels which were not contem- = To ee op mas two years later to the Superior Court. After a service of nearly nine years he resigned March 7, 1887, to become senior member of the law firm of Harmon, Colston, Goldsmith & Hoadly. William Howard Taft, Chief Justice of the United States, was appointed by J. B. Foraker, then Governor, to suc- ceed him onthe Superior Court bench. In Cleveland’s second adminis- tration Mr. Harmon served as At- torney-General of the United States from March, 1895, until the end of the administration fn 1897. Although of opposite political faith. President Roosevelt in 1904 appointed Mr. Harmon a dele- grate to represent the United States at the Universa) Congress of law- vers and jurists President Roose- velt also appointed him with the late Frederick N. Judson of St. Louis to investigate charges of re- bating against the Atchison, Tope- ka & Santa Fe Railway Co. They submitted a report. sustaining the charges and coining the “phrase. “guilt is personal.”” The President ‘refused to permit prosecution of the railroad. Mr. Harmon was ap- pointed in 1899 receiver for the Baltimore & Ohio: Southwestern Rallroad and six years later acted in the same capacity for the Cin- cinnati, Hamilton & Dayton, Pere Marquette and Toledo Railroads. Defeated Harding for Governor. He was elected Governor of Ohio in 1908 and re-elected two years later, defeating Warren G. Hard- ing, later President. Mr. Harmon was the son of the Rev. B. I’. and Julia Bronson Har- mon. He was educated at Deni- son University, from which he was graduated in 1866. Threa years later he received his degree in law from the Cincinnati Law Schoo! and began practice at Cincinnati. He was elected president of the Ohio State Bar Association in 1897 and the same year was named professor of law at the Cincinnati Law School. Upon the establish- ment of the Cincinnati branch of the Federal Reserve Bank he was named a director. Mr. Harmon married Olivia Scobey, a daughter of Dr. William H. Scobey of Ham- titon, in June, 1870. They had three daughters. “One of the Nation’s Best Men.” Is Taft’s Tribute. ity the Aerociate’ Preas WASHINGTON, Feb. 22.—Chief Justice Taft made this statement: “Judson Harmon's death makes me very sad. We were the warm- est friends Guring my entire pro- fessional life. I succeeded him as Judge of the Superior Court of Cincinnati! when he resigned, and my selection as a very vousg man was largely due to his recom- mendation. He was a most admir- able Judge, broad-minded, hard- working, able and learned itn the law, and these qualities distin. ruished him asa leader of the bar in his practice after he left the bench. He twice became Gov. crnor of Ohio and then Attorney-General of the United States under Grover * Cleveland and was a worth coun- sellor of his great chief who val- ved him much, He. was univer- sally beloved, modest, of great sweetness of temper, of catholic spirit and world-wide tn hj sym.- pathies. He was a man of the Senator Reed (Rep.), Pennsyl- vania, then insisted that the Brat- ton amendment be withdrawn un- der threat of death to the loan leg- islaiion, and the Senate milled around that until adjournment ai 11 o’clock. The loan bill now goes back to the Senate calendar, but it will be taken up later. incidentally, came from Insull. The last of the group was Thom- as W. Cunningham, Clerk of the Court of Quarter Sessions of Phila- delphia and treasurer of the Re- publican State Committee of Penn- sylvania, who stood firm in his re- fusa] to tell the committee any- thing about the source of $50,000 which he said he contributed to the Vare campaign fund. After next Saturday’s session the teed committee will submit a re- port to the Senate recommending either that the obdurate witnesses be haled before the bar of the Sen- ate for immediate punishment or that their cases be certified to the District Attorney of the District of Columbia. The latter is the likeller course. Under the Federal statutes, a witness who refuses to answer per- tinent questions put by a Congres- sional committee is guilty of a mis- demeanor punishable by a fine of from $100 to $1000 and imprison. ment for not less than a month nor more than a year. Moves to Retain Committee. Between sessions cf the commit- tee vesterday, Senator Reed of Mis souri introduced in the Senate a resolution designed to prolong the life of the investigating com- mittee, to give it the right to open the ballot boxes used at the “enn- sylvania general election of 1926 and to extend its gen: nority to cover all the elections of 1926 The last named extension, Reed explained, was sought in order that the committee might be in a posi- tion to go into the Maine election should it desire to do go. On the objection of Senator Reed of Pennsylvania to immediate con- sidcration, the resolution went an Sésreement would be reached | over, Reed of Missouri arinounced with Wu, and said that as soon as he would call it up very soon the situation clears up, the Man- | . va : churians would. advance westward| # ### | into Shensi province in an effort to subdue the troops of the Kuomin- chun, the wandering national peo- ple’s army driven from Pekin last spring by Chang Tso-Lin. Little hostility toward foreigners has been shown by ‘he. strikers. The strike seeme to he directed against Sun Chuan-Fang, whose power the Nationalists desire to weaken by industrial upheaval and discontent, as it had done in numerous other cittes. Five Japanese warships have ar. rived in the river before Shang. hai, bringing to more than 26 the total of foreign warcraft here to safeguard the lives of foreigners in| sion of the rules, which required Shanghai! and to protect their|,_ two-thirds for passage vote. property. On shore are more than | after, after an earlier attempt to 16,000 fighting men of foreign na- | cal] up the measure by unanimous tions. Aboard American ships are| consent wag blocked by Repre. hundreds of marines, and 1200] sentative Beedy (Rep.), Maine. others were expected from San If the resolution were followed es the American Government would + enter negotiations “with duly ac- ST.LOUIS Founded credited agents” of China with a view to amending treaties that ‘ublished Daily by The Pulitzer fublisht ifth Boulerard end Olive — MEMBER OF THE ASSOCI deal with customs, dues and other taxean. ATED PRESS and AUDIT BUREAU OF CIRCULATIONS The Associeted Press | Beedy’s objection was based sa che upe credited t hes So A RO RE ERT OT RAO I NEE A LOPS 20 I NS EF * «6 pate ned BS ioe sae eon be 2 (Po a ve ow i iets ~ . as sites Gay seth ee poagy * sina — ating Ra bn let i ae tS " ““ AN Pap PT RS ae tte a LY i Rs ak Uae et ora ge eit RAP ont eigen oft oe be para tig cae Pause in Military Operations. Military operations seemingly have paused. Yang Yu-Ting, chief of staff of the Manchurian dictator. Marshal Chang Tso-Lin, yesterday indicated at Pekin that the conser- vative element of the Manchurians had been won over to waging an uncompromising war on the Can- tonese, Yang expressed a belief that a clash soon bétween the Northern- ers and the Southerners was inevy- itable, and declared that a com. promise with the South was impos- sible until the Russian influence in the Cantonese Government had been eliminated, Yang Said that if the Nationalists made a direct attack on Shangh.) the alliance of Northern war lords would aid Marshal Sun Chuar- ‘ang, defender of the city, but he accused both Sun and Marshal Wu Pei-Fu, independent militarist in lionan province, of obstructing the proposed Manchurigp campaign against the Southerners. He failed to explain how Sun was hindering the Northern offensive. but Wu was reported recently to have stopped the southern advanc:: of the Manchurians through Hionan, disarming a number of the North. ern soldiers and seizing an amm- nition train. Manchurians to Advance. Yang indicated that he expected fFement, which Mber dqualing 20 per cen\ of the @ cast at the last electign for gatherin tersectio: happy la a concel added t There wa tators al ult part--must include fof the voters’ of each COOLIDGE EXTOLS FIRST PRESIDENT AS BUSINESS MAN Continued from Page “ue. MISS MARTHA NIEHAUS DIES Retired Teacher Found Dead in Flat Where She Lived Alone. Miss Martha Niehaus, 75 years old, a retired school teacher, liv ing alone in a flat at 5435A St. Louis avenue, was found dead in bed shortly before “oon day by police who broke into the flat aft- er being informed by a neighbor that Miss Niehaus had not been seen since last Saturday. Death apparently was due to old age. She’had been dead sev- eral days. Police notified Miss secure foundation, and stated the/ Emily Fichtel, 5324 Patton avenue. benefits which would accrue to his|q eousin. country as the result of faith in — spiritual things,” the President said. “He recognized chat religion was the main support of free }.- stitutions. Without bigotry, with- out intolerance, he appeals to the highest spiritual nature of man- kind. His genius has filled the earth.” (President Coolidge’s speech, in full, will be found in the Editorial Section.) MANIAC SHOOTS FIVE PERSONS ~ |Two Dead, Three Wouuded at “re- Diego on the transport Chaumont mont, Neb.: Slayer Flees next Thursday. The United States/,. |. Aaneiinied Prom destroyers Preble, Noa and S'ewart FREMONT Neb.. Feb. 22.—John also are-due here Thureday from intersh an insane farmer living Manila. south of here, today shot and killed Ola Anderso1., 60 years old; Agnes Nelson, 17 years oid; seriously ‘-ounded his brothers, Fred and Adolph Marsh. and Bern Johnson, his son-in-law, then fled. The five men were shelling cor: teside a-«crib. not far the farmhouse on the Ola Anderson ; when Jobn Mar speared wth a hoicun wna « ciie brothers grappled with \..urch : took the gun from him ':+ were wounded. Ewenty per cent of the d dayor would be 69, of the requirenfents of dis- ution, the number needed for a @ margin would be between 80,-} Band 100,900. | An the last few days,’ Hell said my, ‘we have sent out notices taj nine Di 00 persons on our list of signa-} 20 Mim s, whose names are not_on the|the @ patration books, asking them [4 The yn pt ter Thureday. if they were to lines OT; PF so, | think we would have) wavit . Mgh names.” filled @ me registration Thursday will he before | Owed by a revision and the Scout : ming off of many names of prisir ¥ who have moved’ and have posite t FTegistered in their. new loca-j ute. © _" said that he would have been the sail t greatest man in America had there ‘4 been no Revolutionary War.” It was with clear vision that .he first President looked upon re- ligion, Mr. Coolidge continued, be- cause for him there was little in it of emotionalism. “He placed it on a firmer, more aii r —. a. & 1 With Ouster of Wall. ma tha early part of 1926 the re- = Movement was stimulated by aa action of Mayor Miller in re- wing Edward KE. Wall from the pace of Director of Public Utilities, & large Hst of signatures was Rained by canvassers, some ott were paid 10 cents a name, » Ome of whom werked for Ming. Heil's announcements petoth: effect that more than hecessury number of signatures : been obtained, Then. came /fegistration and revision pre- m™Ory to last fall’s election, and Peut down the number. * atime when it was still por- eto file the petitions in the at- to bring about a vote at the : Pembey election, a meting, at.| saat ponneanee eo ana ee 4 ad Wy United States Senator ae 3 ee a PMS. Heil, former Mayor Kiel S ie EA. few) others, was held at Col- - - .#&| =a Fae LG ARE RING IRL ANION I LOE LOSE DIE ALE Virginia Carvel Sterling Silver Tableware by Towle — characteris- tically Colonial. In Sets of Six Teaspoons ...... $ 7.50 Knives (Dessert). $17.00 Forks (Dessert)... $13.75 Other Pieces Just as Attractively Priced OS BOLLAND'S Lecust at Tenth La te | Sas tea PE EE eg Srennn> SRP ers TM EE eased Recommends Independent Negotiations. ty the Associated Prees WASHINGTON. Feb. Treaty negotiations with independent from other Are recommended to § President Coolidge under resclution passed by the House and sent to the Senate yesterday The vote was 259 to 44. Action was taken nde: suspen- Fy a> 2 eae: P a. 3 ane 4 > * ? i - si ees ee ‘i ke ee ; ye | ; ae - a> J ree - ig ee b] ¥ eek : £ a Se FP Lj . ; z * ue J 7 : 4 - 3) be ¥ d a 4 : 4 1 eee iy ‘ | % mith. a aS wa ; ‘ ‘f 3 4 fl ¥F § 4 e * 4 4 , oS ry oer 2 uf ws = o4 . | oa *5 y : Pai 3) ae "f i : 7 oi 4 ¢ : Ss : 1 : - - t ; ary : e f : : é 3 ' : : a i - ; : : a | ; 4 : 4 +? : > 2 - | 4% i ‘ 4 ;, ae 7 f i ; ; * ‘ : . : ; a +4 ; 4 : ; a s 7 ‘3%. 4 4 ' fe : os : g ; ; acs - a - £ co a . 4 : : has f : , S Die) i - : F 4 Pes : = = 2 ie 7 ae OO 4 _—. 1a =i. : en ® : : FC: A 4 . ‘3 u » - $ 5 J . . f ‘' Toad : : G oo i. 2. ~ Fy “a ak, Ped ” Lie, a 3 Ps - See Bee : rs +) . ? SS. | ee 3 Se as. 4 ee at ee i is i st el %: #3 ee a J q $ x : Re : § % , ’ i & 4 sn ft $ x : 2 - Ly >] +4 5) a e . ) © ‘ = | 2 ~ i x _g R & ;. ? if 3 2 ss ; bP Sar ; : ; $3 by Ra 3 2 > aes . 2 ae - 5 ’ cee i. eS ei RS ae ho: it Be 2. £fe be > as 4 S é ‘ ¥ =? "24 > 4 Bec a4 rl - £ 3 F & ft > + . i= % os x - : 5 biter 4 ¥ + - z > P4 a) Z + - . r | in q 7%. * ; $ > 40 Sit hte . 5 + 3 2 ry 33 s ‘ z ‘ House Jewelers fer 79 Years 22.— China, nations, er 2 Se ee T E 0 At that meeting Williams H ° | Se aR cel ) ie : niecretetenstee aay that the recall» election NLYs ¥ Si aie sien oes ae eee Pouig eld in November, as McNICHOLS PER: ST. Sa ee RRS Seeehaies a 3 ie ed impaly his chances in the = brial election Tle “— promised tu Market at Eleventh | tae ie Mi Byam a atti ee Must Pay $119,000 Judgment. Br the Associated Preas. WASHINGTON, Feb. 22.—The Pennsylvania Railroad owes Wil- liam H. Muller & Co- $119,206 be- cause of failure to move a grain shipment from Buffalo to Balti- more during the shopmeén’s atrike of 1922. The award, made by the lower courts, will etand, the Su- preme Court having refused the road a review. ibute to the recall movement m “nd it hag been stated that! ORR ~ _Sive Are é and would have? é Pa: plete se reeeee eiecevsteiectite: seatatessaeanteretar ss ctetotata’statetet eta . fe ot ea = More, but/for the lack of in- bee A RAIS ODDO PTOI HM POPPPP OPP OPO POPPE PMCs CEE ~ e 5 a a ” - & 7 ae - a | . Pats &> aa ¢ ; = Ee. ‘S/B4t8@ Sib ea 8.8. 2 ee cemgpener» and slao. B my ] 1 8 e ioral ews published All rights of republication of specia terein are also | tie Otto FL Karbe, lawyer, —~-— Capital Surplus -TO ST. CHARL j oe Rererve Syrtem EIGHTH AND LOCUST «vsevcoe S10 oe FOOT. cecccccece 6 OS Dally and Sunday. one r 4 without Sunday, one r eee eeeeee A @ etpresr mone i Rates by Carriers Sity carrier cr out-of-town dealer: ell vered Daily only. 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-ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH__ ____. ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH __. PAGE 5 = ey %~ m “— see es oe ~ * & a ae sige? a ee) i ie ~ ah - ee os sot ae Gap! oy hag e me . @ ~. * Se ee ee my oe +e Roath trgety at te -_* oy ae aa A he = 4 » « 4am ar al ee » er my ees Ms fo ne one ne a Se ed : ~ cK || SENATE KILLS ANOTHER = TUESDAY EVENIN =BRI K : ieee: = _TUES EVENING FEBRUARY 22, 1927 NAL CODE | ) : Measure Sought Fr Boy Scouts Parade in H | ‘U.S. AGENTS FIND STILL ON > ee : e onor o as on ] Le oe | ses rosecutor to Cross.) a en | , | et Defendant or Wyn = Vi - | FARM AFTER SHERIFF'S RAID sa ay Special to the Post-Dispatch Qe 3 eins = ss pte atta oe | ——_— ; ae JEFFERSON CIty = : | Guided by Anonymous Letter As- | : Re 4 ‘he wrecking of t eb, ' serting That Seimire Reported a he crimj 4 Was N Made . refor? naj Ay 2 4 . ' S i ot 4 e, i : n program of th Fg | ®t i 4 i e i | A 290-galton still, supposedly the} : Association for Crim! 7 2 3 | | Was continued in the« “ro | ee eee s 2€ Se £ 4 se After arguments for two ial ~ S| _officers reported they had confis- | -e nN ‘ .% : =. ————— ee = : ' - : Senate killed a bil} which . | : q | cated last week, was found In oper- *S ti e ; y : ie | ; : : a a the State’s Atto ' J Heil, Leader of | - | eo ae /ation on the farm owned by Adam | - 4 - Jw > a mine a defenda ° ; x ; ' a ; samnieienseiameemennes . = * 2 wal nt - | # Gutermuth Sr. near St. Charles, Harr Bourns in Addi BS wife, if placed on the Witnegs n ; Says : He | Se | Senate Investigation of . H y te a fi upon any matter. The ; . | : and seized by Federal! Group Chief ti t H ) : consi > os ° °* ‘' James . on to ome on rousidered one of the mog gitisn't Enough Signa- || Clmeges of Corruption tn) 78er Ctietees + caver ef oeene. —— = i prea of the entire Program O oi ' bition agents yesterday. Av., Had Place on es reac * : : , ! 2 a _ criminal code bil] to File Thursday. peration of Peniten-) The raid was made following re- | Gamble Street as ‘Clark.’ we he ones reform in 4 at tie Be 'ceipt by Dillon of an anonymous! fee ae wa *y as been Killed : ry gun. letter from a St. Charlies County Piecing together the irregular Santen so ote on the calen ' MORE ELECTIONS ies resident, who said that the raid/ life of Harry Bournstein. 22-year- ex : \. eammaal ag advocated me By Star i | reperted by Deputy Sheriff Isadore | old newsdealer. who was found Pe gg tO reach eng : NOVEMBER, 1928 y a Sta “ aig one a of the | Grothe of St. Charles County did | shot to death in an alley early yes- ae | being those which in | Ost- Dispaicn. t T | terday i » convinced : } , no m ’ | : | not occur. Thé letter gave detailed |terday, police are convineed the | interferred with criminal} la P a icatiias | JEFFERSON CITY, Feb. 22.— | instructions as to how tc reach the| murder was the result of_beer or tes oe ettice of obtaining $ That Time the Cit : Dr. Cortez F. Enloe, friend and | Stil! | whisky peddling or of a feud wien ;release of prisoners on t mT by y adviser of Gov. Baker and director | Dillon and his men caught two! grew out of such activities. i LIES. » 2 a Will Have i that |men, who said they were Joe Ca- | It was learned today that | The Senate yesterday tive 4 be the State Penal Board, was the | vesina. 919 High street, and Sam _ Bourtnstein was in a restaurant JR, engrossed three of the bills, "a All but Six Months 3 first witness called when a spe- |Tedaski, 1011 North Sixteenth east of Jefferson avenue at l a. —— {concerning the keeping of we 4 cial Senate committee at 2:15 p. | street ‘operating the etili They' m. yesterday. Witnesses who h and the third Providing for 4] 7 rm oe today began an investigation of | seized 100 gallons of alcoho! and identified his photograph said —— tions by electricity instead of of His e€ . ' , Charges of corruption and mis- } destroyed 4000 gallons of mash ‘he was with four men, who came ry “ jing, and providing that all 3 _ an ¢ wnanagement in the operation of | Sheriff John Grothe. questioned in a cream-colored runabout, and > oe an jtions should be in the State lapse of the movement : the State Penitentiary. put St Charles abovt his brother, | that he paid for a lunch because 4 a s Oj; Ne POVemicsas ; 2of "6 "y ? . i , : «*o” 'tentiary. collap : E Before Enloe took the stand, | lsadore’s, report of the raid, said the others professed to have no eens f the recall of Mayor Miller was ; ‘former State Senator Irwin an-, there must have been two stills | money. The party left shortly aft- KS MAN FORBIDDEN 10 SPEAK ‘ today when John J. Fei! nounced to the committee that he | on the Gutermuth place. He de-/ er 1 o'clock and returned at about | of the Miller Recall Com- Niieee on had been retained ‘as counsel for | clared that Isadore certainly had 5S a. m., with out Bournstein, ac- GERMAN HANGS HIM 43 oe Manic ner Hei - “ ie W. B. McGregor, a Democrat, and | alde@ one of the stills and hauled | cording to these informants itt that the petitions : i EN OS I gg As OE PEALE SALES ALLEN sa Rrrcger” ; de pee | " { a es in = admit ed i€ Pp | . OSG ERS chon LORBON LAGOON ARLE LE LAREN nel tas Submitted a prepared statement in it to St. Charles. Ten prisoners, a woman and : » Son Reads, “Wh which were collected | : ‘hich his cli hi oe - j ere ity Al- *s at to WHics One of the fou ‘ . —FBy a Post-Di Ch S&t: it tmeperr.., Which his client took responsibility nine men, who were rounded up Se : | r groups of massed flags in the. parad at-Dispatch Staff Photographer. | . ‘ Serres , Ste Told Me Driyes Me to My gperiod of nearly a year, will ee ee g ne, paré e of 6000 Boy Scouts on Lindell boulevard ip observance of Washington’s birthday. ‘0 the management of industries | MAN AND WIFE FOUND SLAIN yesterday, were viewed today by By the Associ Ny 7 wat be filed in ime for the city 3 ys oi : Se ete i ear ammemmearaccnams TRUS ita utara miata beacuse aa eames = within the prison walls. a er aay witnesses from the restaurant but 3 ‘ okie a / ' . ») } I . . ‘ : . LOG ANGELES, Cal Feb im of April 6 | Parad f 6000 B S C. P. VAN GRAAFEILAND CASE GEORGIA E Y Dr. Enloe, short and youthful | Otloan Thought to Have Shot Mate | none was identified. Other wit- i : " ‘ on eb. es . e 0 0 cou S . | GE ORD RS JUR ‘looking, with tortoise-she rlaccec | and (« . ~ > | nesses, ii is understood, saw a sim- Action | Herman F Bestmann Sr.. 7 ay. two days hence, is the | y | ane me sgrtoenecaypeba Sa ll glasses, | mnimitted Suicide. | . : : ze the old Salad , * hic] etitions | . REMANDED FOR NEW TRIAL INVESTIGATIO |; Was questioned by Senator. Hol- | BY the Associated Prese ilar automobile occupied by sev- , . » rhic he etiLiONs | : T . . ‘ oOans to in Sis seta a, wealthy tavern k } day me gronagda4 tie . Aoril | ° a N OF FLOGGING | tinzsworth about details of prison | rOLEDO, O. Feb. z2.--Mg. and erat men near the spot where > ° { > I i 3 - : . Pa > ‘ i ee “ ‘ - ' : , ; Pe x ‘ , service | with ong ao ee ri s pation were parte in n nspirationa rogram — res . —- a ogee Convic- '“No Place Among White Men mi and the personnel of | Mrs. Alex Schuster were found shot | Bournstein’s body was found, in S night ‘S$ son after the war, k the signa s be : . oe tion of Violation of State (neeiatiien Mien * ‘HH | the prison clerical forces | to death In their home here today | the alley behind, 1118 North himself because he could eto meet the charter. re- “Blue Sky” Law | L-mpires. e | wy parahans bears tts ' Pree: Fe direct- not che e 9 © J saw. Decl Jlembers of the Penal B@ard | e supposition is that the hus- hanning avenue. emer- | USt himself to new surroundig _ = ae rots ar as ngton S irthda eo ee OUre PF ADESN | ap te PRR ge acceigy | will be permitted to have counse! | vad killed his wife and then com-| It also was developed, police a 9 . ir) st year vv t ~y , ae ' . +48 - i ‘ : 4 . ‘ ' ; ‘ . P an e : : I a ; Ji i} S] 1a- . . | serrs = iat a ; y aoe > j + ,O . a .t ‘ “- y 7 ‘ ; ‘ » : ; 4 (Dem.). . g limself in his room y | eke gee this sur a made. for retrial the case of Charles P.| “There is no place among white | hearings, but the lawyers will not | Three young children were asieep | Dames and had two addresses. As drawn A 4 —— = = Pere | ; nae men for invisi ; 2 os | be permitted to cross-examine wit. | if an apjoining bedroom when po- | Bournstein he lived with his par- ) L, - hat there now w: Van Graafeiland. broker. capital-| Men %or invisible empires. Judge 3 | ' _ What you told me drives and that thet > now vas no i ~ . “ " b i He nesses, the committee decided ; ere arrived | ents and three brothers at 3020 Alig my deat! Y ¢ | se a sto force a vote in April. pervices at Scottish Rite Cath d ] Chi t ist and former president of River-| ardeman has charged the Toombs | , ecutive * 4. yrtaplil nn [op | Sherid: avenue, and ¢& H P DS hee. ys ath. ou are my murde tien eee, 7 edra ie t 1 resident of \cludinty seed tase 60: tavestiante [2 utive meeting this' morn- |: The tragedy was discovered by 4|° “ - aM ae dies * as @ ee read a note address er tne April CULO nere ° ~ . i'view Club, who was convicted by a} ial co wtees aes ing. | was | Clark, he lived at 2926 ramble py the) essed to his SOMME be no regular election until Observance of Holiday in St. L owas Comes’ ©* “| the flogging if Wimberly BE. Brown. | ‘the inquiry , Dberwendlh > tend P a a eg ttc OGM eubmitte dat that time. Posi-| oraces. courts. the postoffice and wae rhe opinion of the Court of Ap-/exerted by example, John 1, | Yored contractors at less than mar-| oo, : oe | The investigators are trying to ennsyi- | be required to cast their >alote , ‘the Miller recall petitions| manv business ho vei were closed If the, boys, whose ages ranged | peals, written by Commissioner| Rockefeller Jr. said today in his| ket Prices. and that prices over on sent to the Senate two weeks trhce the movements of Bourn- » = , “ ns ? . ‘ . ; f 7% Ss IES! us ; J? *f . ry *? 1 ¢ oF “+ - we } r g y * =o : } . : , e Brat- all elections, undera bill introd be filed so that the issue will | yost Pelasapsinenta bone and offices | from 12 to 18, mostly nearer 12.| Walter Bennick, held that if Van{talk to the Princeton Alumni As- | ‘08¢ of the market had been patd sy for pac pte carried a provision | stein during the days which pre- , ns a> ~ Po; ; . 2S ¢ ices ‘ere carefree and noisy : tia Line “i ones , ; ; for an andit but it wa. ' > a * _. we eae =. toda, by Senat termined at the April (19279| were open, however. There was no| wel , ade fret and noisy as they| Graafeiland was the agent he was! sociation as the parent of an under- by the penitentiary for materials. a tae Fong poi gape ceded his murder. .According to ie i Se st ie 3 —_ . . . : ? ot 3 assen »] +} rnev re yee veiw : , - =d - 0 ? y . ? : a . oh gd = ee “ or chy ug an n, solely on its own merits. Miiind Mae Melbvety and restricted oe . e( oe ley we exeessively ‘guilty, but if the stock he sold be-/| graduate. There is no provisfen in the reso- wperseded. it n whic | Be njamin Barnett, saloonkeeper at . at. ‘ =" : . % . a | . i aa - : “se P : - 4 ‘ a ~, js . : idec , aij : 3 ‘ , oe wes Di | leaders an Ter asters, | it with i a ae | ; la ey . , resti H > ras i ‘ *" ow bese aaineee are sain der tute ip the wisdom of our decision. | homes and business places display- they kept i a : held paca rhe ms ee ee Pere OF eee Saar t SROUS OF Lentiagy DOORS Which. sapeared « tere = ea se ate ae beew _ salpon Sunday nignt tm r, but it | sical disabilit or other ne ecommittee is merely trustee /ed the flag | [Ne why ard ‘igh 4 wc “ wre The case was based on Van Graa- | Should not do,” he added. “How- | possibility almost. two months ago worth , M sal rape ont ee eee 4 a teeeithes ? M the signatures, and it will keep From the time of their assem- | and baltareet : sa of Dea ce eenaeis eiieped offer | 6t securi./“ve) OS Suetmencs was see | se Lee At aed aes at Indes th re ad ional mo lsdeene | ee ‘ ave V a ' te sy ™ > °? e ate 4 ‘ A ™ ’ he r { Wihicg c * ne- . 3 ? , M , ’ 7 1 , ’ ; _ s tj i pwith the petitioners. bly at Kingshighway.and Lindell) ger the auspi ered . hu or aang ., ties of the Perpetual Royalty Cor- during my life than my father’s the penal board, publicly declared ate “ts “ a. difiona! Demo | address. ; said today that the numbe: i boulevard till thev were seated. vir- a a nes cae ne i ) cnuyr }es vi ail poration for dale through the Van! example. That is the greatest that there a deficit of at least ia Piri - ore. o Kioet At 4a. mM. police received a telé- : e -i OU, Pnominatit Ss. were re ePSeT : : i " " , = : "oe et ». MeCs ro. > } , , t ¢ : atures now at hand would/tually filling the Scottish Rite) The chance f gp ne “gs Luman Co. a corporation previ-| Power of the parent. The business $150,000 In the earnings fund of}. 4, bee elf C of Carthage | phone call from 8 man whe sam : 2 ~ . . ; . ; Q ¢ P A or ' “+o = oe yY. ' « . . nae e ’ : - » oe ‘ec ~ oi ORO ORRIN RR Hite to meet the charter re-| Cathedral, at 3627 Lindell, the Boy | uberanc: as eet. fi sp sot “a0 ously organized to sell the stock of Of being a parent cannot be trans- the State prison. A House*resolu | , | » S aos 2 mappiie and | there wes 6 Wee ee none * wale ee eee wecen ete alee. . . a sid, 1 ‘¥ ae ; . - ’ ine . ra) ‘Ee . e wne~ art. Scouts ” : ; ig fo Ks ee = ; ~ e ™ 4 { ,*-4 j >, Vin x ) ~ of % t ‘oO , ° . 4 Se a ent, which is for a total) Scouts presented a brilliant and} can etetotic end eee . *\ the Marigold Oil Co. Van Graafei- | ferred even to such men as head Sencuiidiianen oeit Drier en avenue alley. Officers who searched réqualing 20 per cent of the! stirrin indie . $t was deaiened Tow = I week: and xindred songs land; who was president of River- ‘our university faculty. We cannot} —_ dk, “4 meither are James for it failed to find anything, but eleces ag * & specracie. S aesig }in unison, in the Cathedral. There arin a , ne | at ate 8 ~ Summers of. Kausas City and'a Negro woman came upon the Sienna @st at the last election for/as a symbolization of patriotism. © | was a reversion to the earnestness. | 2°” Club. was president of both|Shift the responsibility of parent- | | P'iitems Mathie Rates. ne Oe. Bnete 4 4 a6 i sett ote ternconeamcente® Sica eee eRe .and which—this is the dif- ‘ery si rs . , yet 7% hinges Pesaesedu cies SS} the Perpetual 4 , hood upon the college.” et, ae ee aie : ate * wees a. ™. Piatataterorene-sepeae etatetstucosesstececerk part—must include 49 wae oo He alk score at the ' striking the keynote of the organ- | ss das? sua and van LMMAN ———- $i — = i a an a oe ee etree se meri moe a sn mn ee : sotereteleleletetetetecs ee lude S9—per! gathering place, a picturesque in-j| j74¢; _ . PR a laa aS. | : 4 ; a Saticerecetetonae ¥ | 'ization, when they recited in one ns nhs | “QOur business intell has Sn SESE: of the voters of each~of 19! tersection in i -as fi | seeds eiugence = , ae Sag ee filed by the ‘voice the Boy Scout oath: “Cpon| WOULD LIMIT FIREARMS SALES : CRG 2 outgrown 7 Leto! | nty per cent of the 1925 sitdla cousdieaiiod ney ee het my OR, 5 wi OO ae ee oie t 2 cs Ge ie peter ‘ag Orthophonic BRUNSWICK y per { re 2} C > ic rf icemen onivi — é - : f ; ; 4 , r- > . ° j wauldt he 60.45¢. but be-| added to the leet of the 2 eet | my duty to God and my country: Bill Proposes’ Permit System for | ite Chair to New Home. intelligence that it looms like a VICTROL | = ; * teat hihi? ee te ‘land obey the scout laws; to help Manufacture of Machine Guns. | SPecia! to the Post-Dispatch. , tte li ” ° of the req —— : toy gon ald : cout laws; to Mac s.- | append Beit re | white lily onas , A p ee oceans tag eerste were en tenet _ few spec-! ner people at all times: to keep (By the Associated Press WASHINGTON. Feb. 22?'—Presi- | y a pool : natro € LOer > LOT a é r I i ; id y : “f Phe 4 A , oe ~~ ‘ , ++} : ‘ : ~ _ n : I : es é a es pales the line of march. ‘myself physically strong, mentally | WASHINGTON, Feb. * 22.—Sale! dent oolidge will take with him Read Glen Buck s **This Ameri- $95 to $1200 Easy Terms Pras. noc x we : - stg d be between 80,-) Parade Passes in 20 Minutes. awake and morally straight.” of machine guns and other high-'a favorite chair for his study when | can Ascendency”’ in March RRR RP } : " : ; j ; se ae ee to brin i we in the at | lacked uniforms. and patriotic organizations are pg WM.]. BEDFORD, Gen’ /Agt., Pass’r Dept. Sara . Mate%ate'n 0.1% 0°. “a4 Soe 4 ADO ut a vote at t h fm i i ‘ ane . + — } Pnone: Gerfheld 7200 ake Steer SUNS ember election a meeting. at-¢ National Colors at Head. honoring the first Pfesident of the see: Se ST by T° Zeit oe | Near the head of the line andj country. : Me ee : nited States Senator | SN: a 8. Heil, former May gener in three other sections were four Cherry pie was the piece de re- CHICAGO & EASTERN 1 LLINOIS SS RNS” } Mayo eT | : : AAA AEE SEE: A LEELA ELLE A ESO AOL EEE LAA, | ; Ses See A.few others, was he] i ‘ C groups of color bearers oo... pighles treatises: ge Within , oP whidetie? and —* 5 a as ; r ‘ a : a i * 7 . Rs : ve the national flag. About 150 flags Pomes and restaurants today. e Minutes! bat M R _— ~ oom ee pares wee em nan meta neeewemnncanericunanl . nanan , * ultifit ub are oe > = stistees Koeln’s home in South St. 3 Ro “* that meeting Williams! pies OR ae that the Aeon election PHILADELPHIA ORCHESTRA GIRL CLEKn HELD UP FOR $52 New Spring Materials Are Here When you need { “ aa PRO be he! 1 j . = oe : eid In November. as! Robber FE:nters Dairy De rt SES se “s ¥ , Ah wed 4 s pot at 1700 “e Sn Sa d impair his chances in the! ARRIVES FOR CONCERT TONIGHT , North Vandeventer " ‘ { i Fs eee Sitettion. He promieed to| a art atta Se teaa a es swift, dependable Give us your order this week and you are entitled to a see Sodesititel coger Ute to : “| Leapold Stokowski and 107 . net Pang 1 — . ee es, the recall moveme ‘ , ( e ‘Jerk j ¢ airvy denot 2 BB ihe cre meneent tae SM peibahte | More sore a des Geet at | Long Distance 20% DISCOUNT ats ee ae Rif 2 : ‘ { rt 9 deve > "2 ‘ at j facates ates ™five $in00 . , | Orchestra arrived in St. Louis to- | 1% nies diene teantalncr eens 06 ley Say nc ates ¥¥, and would have! 7:30 a. m. today and escaped with service | , * See More but for the lack of in ‘day and will appear in concert at $52 ' ; Whenever you need the re- E, r * wis i « . ‘ ie ) S ' ci’s / Doe » . ? — . = ang contributions from oth-| the Odeon tonight. Dr. Stokowski's , sichiieoctienlbbaiadangt To CHICAGO - pairing or refinishing | ‘orchestra has been pronounced the Slayer of Two Convicted. . , > | ®Mouncine the UES ERNeee best in the world and on that AC- | py the Ace ie. ae Pee To NEW YORK FURNITURE to or ; recall move taat fail feet ‘count its oi een be: vs —— BIRMINGHAM, Ala., Feb. 22.- : Les dee few SLIP COVERS Gees ‘ +3: * . awit eres E ex- . 4 A IF yan hilip N. Moore. civil engi-’ oe proveerh ~ggrhton limite of the Horafe Devaughn, Negro, con- UPHOLSTERING ) | be Ott? F. Karbe, lawyer.| cual musical circles, fessed slayer of Mrs. Ruby Thorn- aa Lae REFINISHING : s ‘ , , ackers hs att | eee Sicai © ws. | n and A. B. More on a lonely : TI Someone Didn t Save nent ee A — taht The program for the evening is | ae asueuind th ade: | hake ii Nt TRLEPHONE: AND MA RESS 2 a, “4 S81d aft tha THI? | as.. rae . g ‘ i HE tte es acgpmtin es, a ERViIcCcxrKr , ~ recall movement was “motlone an ang ye ie ae bait, ham, last night was found guilty RENOVATING f e-. om n | “al football.” nw vel’t - Mi . ert san. ‘of murder without recommenda- + o ai he bi bi : urts 19 Years for Menter over ieee «he : “gg el tion of mercy by a Jefferson Court- If you don't believe it, All slip @over material cold : Minn ¢ 2 coats oh agegatail ome ity jury. runk. a. Capital b Surplus oe ak, 50 vears old. a \Choralsvorspiel, “I Call to You Lord | ois dt : ‘ — > work at your ™ im * $293 Cote Rriltis RE Christ.”’ and Bach's Toccata . : : 2 Hy I ees riitiante ave- | Jesus — : Ben C. Hyde Recovering. . x. Ten Million Dollars in — need yesterday to 10\'and Fugue in D Minor will be€ | gperia: to the Post-Dispatch. Try It. ean ess , ee ay TO Stk CHARLES a of the penitentiary on his'given. The tast half will be de- KANSAS CITY, Mo., Feb. 22.— : Estimates made without obligation ; ae | | "maa of murder in the voted to. the two French modern-| Ben C. Hyde, State Superintendent —E L. | . ag in Judge Hogan's | ists, Ravel and Debussy. of Insurance, suffering from a light The MANNE G. . ; “ack stabbed Rj -a' The concert t f the Phil stroke of apoplexy, today wae rest- ad hers M ' ois Lichard The concertmaster 0 } a- stroke ¢ po; xy, toda! ae res ie R SA VI N G S ; *8, 49. of 4138 tYucky/|delphia Orchestra is Michael Gusi- | ing comfortably, physicians at =! Give your call te long 5615 Delmar CAbany 6500 r : ‘ ; » IN an , | distance in the usua! way 4 - altercation over aikoff, who was with the St. Louis, Luke's Hospital said. Hyde spent | bs se ; : ~ * | mene. Aug. 7, last. Symphony Orchestra last year. ‘a restful night. : os 2 - = 5 % ag 22 Be ; ‘ a: g ie Ps ; > ae , es Me . ie i: % ae oe PO ay ER ents BE, a

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Die A ve 7 ret) aed 3 ay AY fe _______ $7. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH ___TUESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 22 1927 . ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH AMBIT ed ¥ ¢ | By the Associated Press. | wraaueremiwedee Feb. 22.—Presi- {ppine Islands. The War Depart- | AL pure natural cheese WASHINGTON, Feb. 22.—Only | A] ACK (IN | ( [ | dent Coolidge has aioe Congress | ment is ready to assign 6000 ere . ' + PER TON, $5.50 easily digested eight states have been without | for a fund of $200,000 to enable the | on the Island of Mindanao, believed | of @ lIynchings since 1899 They | to he well attapted for rubber cul- | An Excellent Grade of Deep-Mined Coal - be “ They are | |Department of Agriculture to en- : = BUXELL COAL CO. u 3 ~ Det” sata ame | VALUATION i HI | f ‘large its investigations of rubber ture, for experimen . JEfferson 6916-17—-DElmar 7051 mg | fassa ts WNe 2, | 4 EASTON 4439 CLAYTO @ New Jersey, Rhode Island and Ver- | | TRIPLE—3 FOR: 1 — | , = Fine Wool Crone FAGLE S AMI S : : . ae 7 ‘ : oe for Spring Frocks . 7 ° , A ee. | tion Till Used in Some ' | 3 | f ALL NEXT WEE a " Ms B e7 “4 | e fe ) ee | j K | By the Associated Press. | ‘American uty | € ¢ { and . ; - Whether it is to be a ae a ee ee rh Oe . . pee « eee ti miner WASHINGTON, Feb, 22.—Final | | a a FF 10 A valuations of railroads by roa | ELECTRIC IRON | —— i ro a two eee rst 4 Commission | | 7 - a it WwW % W K B ] - MAR. terstate Commerce | The best iron made | Nothing can be more ageing to — able and becoming too, if cannot be challenged in the courts Yoo , . rIoK untih used by the commission in | : your appearance than crowsfeet— “® tailored of this rfew wool 3 WITH EACH COUPON TAKEN rate making or as the basis for - Its sturdy construction assures you of the | the wrinkles caused by eyestrain. ae | French Crepe, beautiful FROM A CAN OF some other etficial pant" Pon gph, utmost in reliability and durability. In : Unconsciously you may pucker =F in a rough crepe texture ee ee oe this iron you have an iron that is always | A sturdy ge | lovely shad your brows and squint a thousand i and many. }qvely 77 a caSe arising out of the attack of | ) the Los Angeles & Salt Lake Rail- ready for use. No troublesome repairs to | D ; ide. K FRO ST BAKIN G POW | 7 6 sag os ce rnc shear ag | bother and delay your work. | times a day in an effort to over- r 54 ype pe ok He its property by > ee oat | come defective eyesight. Face aa | | : he decision, delivered by Jus- | : si | EACH CAN CONTAINS A COUPON WHICH IS GOOD FOR [7 aa wk vs dissent, Jus- Seld bx Dinclevé end Baie | the truth before it’s too late. / 4 EAGLE STAMPS—AT ALL TIMES. FOR THIS ONE WEEK ssuo a atin ct Companies Everywhere. . Have Your Eyes Examined ee = YOU RECEIVE 12 EAGLE STAMPS, FOR THE COUPON. case, did not consider the merits of Your Eyes Exar | Court held that the railroad had AKING POWDER CAN BE PURCHASED a ee | + al tion until the commission used it, ' | Downtown Op . t » & | ea sy ya in some official act, and declared Store GUARANTEE G:*°*" of Jack Frost Baking Pow- , : der at any grocery. Try it. If you ee ohs lini 2. weiebed do not Iike Jack Frost better than the baking powder ‘that the proceedir g ' ' ay eee 3 you are using, return the unused portion to your grover should have been dismissed. §13 Olive " 's Tag Exchange Desk Oe te oe tue “omsctenions wen AMERICAN BEAUTY IRON Street Optical Co. Sat i , [ h Desk in the Base- | tion order of the commission was : : Bring the Coupon to The Eagle Stamp Co.'s Tag Exchange De . fis: Hai Pcatecnte on: Tae ke ment of Famous-Barr Co. Offer Only Good This One Week, Feb. 28-Mar. 5. merely the formal record of conclu- , eae § F. B. CHAMBERLAIN COMPANY see ee the coucgs of satensive|| UNION ELECTRIC LIGHT AND FoWen CO. We Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps , 1847—Our Eightieth Year In Business— 1927 research, Justice Brandeis said that MAIN 3220 12TH AND LOCUST i. i a aa ee - o 2. + + +o 4 0 oa ek : it was merely an exercise by the| - —— commission of the function of in-> vestigation, not reviewable bv the EL OLLI SEEN LEA ITLL LE CNL I ACID AN eR ENE. SR cath se ohanand oe ”* im, “ whe -* > a ypees 5 ad ~ > - |; courts. The decision will require the dis- : missal of a large number of cases 3 —_ pending in the lower courts in . A ol er | Slenderizing which final Valuations were at- SLA RE SLE APOE PEGI NAB ears. eh ow he tan OO tO an RN, i RAED Orem: Nig anon f Prescribe by As ia’ acy M .) tacked before the commission had ae : oie : | ‘ se ; Neuere ‘made them the basis for any offi- of. Louie Langert “Womens Jbecially hap route = Gossard Models cial act. : t | Specially Priced Congress having declared the percentage of earnings to which - ee railroads are entitled and having No toothbrush” is like rovided for the recapture of sur- | this. The Clean-BE-Tween lus earnings from the excessively is adjustable to any- posi- rosperous for the aid of the im- tion—cleans the teeth thor- a Before purchasing used by the commission in ratg- oughly, front and back and GE Slee ue mete alare. ‘So: your wardrobe for in between. ance, crucial not only to the rai- ‘ Spring, select your Gos- roads as the measure for their — sard, a_ girdle that will Ween | earnings, but also to the shipper | slenderize. - The models j hf UY ip — ime (raveiingg PuoICc as the offered at this price are i fd YY]; measure of rates. | kilfull 1 d . { th | Lf! 1 4 | Required by Law. SKI , ully -tatiore 9 fancy brocade and elastic. ri ; Ti a big tid re ‘ a Wt i! i Aveymin 7, In various rate cases . , ~ ue Pr hf Mah ee. preme Court had clarified it Experienced corsetieres . > Ola will assist you in select-- 49 : - i - > “% %. g ‘ oa on what constituted a nakin ~ % | 4 a - ‘ * = s = . . . . . * — . : = > - ge ' basis, Upon WAICNA pudlic uUutilitlés = ] f of LA - \ I his amaZin RE EO thee | i" oF, a ing the best model for 22 - are under the Constitution entitle j , / | ; | 4 al Pech eaea ee 4 E 1! the at i} i} ; q ’ = hath - 2 1 i — ; ond ¢ perth eprenenny OPS CALE INA CARLA LB IAD BD PRIME 8 DME = PANS Hinge» p tae Me nies BAS gee ve we ee _ oo - ve Pee ee hehiy creme peeing i Py eat nyt SAA RAEN dh OCA sein phdiemen tna: an, epee inlets “ ne iaieaal - b ps . i ae kk gt aa Pi ES Pe IRS LINN ARENT ote ae as eR tly GO IT Ret rt IE REA NOR BOER IT BIR NN IRL OIE EC BEI RF Ot OE te em Re | game er Ae at tin» Wo a OPA ED a9 IOS ip a cee a pei we a+ 7 on See See ort RN NDR RE 618 1 id hak your figure. to reasonable return tf — a gO i ond Fieor.) oe 1 a ; - . ae Y 0 Za TAL, afi | "/ le J be - es EE EEL i AI a» Y 4 ‘,Overnment appeai i Wa! ‘lige f, ; tr determine whether the tu : Fit. Vps , ‘ : . AMER i, iff ~ + , +) 2 « Valu: t:10n en" , 2 T) é om | ti eS ‘ a. biiiiec e P£hhALL LOSivii sit dy i j "nde ‘he va t} rao vf ihital ‘ : ‘ . + ws 4 * ae ' ;t ‘ > s Congres In 1815 the Comm IN FRACTION OF s ° . sion in Octobe ie ee pd i it bititil « revolutitonizes tooth brushin a oe eg eighatabemayeiadg THEIR WORTH g 1914. upon the Los Angeles and 8t. f Pf r F , is id ‘ pe Railroad ‘for rate-making Ordinary tooth brushing The Clean-BE-Tween is ad- does not and can not keep all _ jJustable. It reaches every sur- teeth all clean! Even when tace of every tooth, not only you use a good brush, and trv polishing them but cleaning your best to do also the spaces a thorough job, between the there is still 35 teeth. Up-and- : nig per cent of Hike : than $70,096,000 and when the | down brushing ‘ommission’s final valuation was) tooth surfaces , becomes easy and Po ee ee ae 4 2 . $839.000,009 It asked that the — ee = ang ? | natural! That 1S Commission be permanently en- rougniy ciean. joined from using its valuation 7 . | si why dentists | a Lovely Silken bs evervwhere pre figures for any purpose whatever, : , a - and this was done, the Government 4 , a Y our dentist ks “. scribe the Clean- appealing to the Supreme Court. / j és L nderthings 1 —_— BAR, BIO IR Heh ped dager ‘ A 0A ISO RO A ANNO GOR Ce 1 RO ae natal ‘ ve . ‘ . - wane a ; “a The railroad contended that a Va'l- — ag Aen y BE - Tween in uation as of June, 1924, could not that this is true. preference to be a reasonable valuation in 1922 e tho | S| Specially Priced a) We ee Be ee 55 “toothbrushes.” ile waren. bovmane of Street .... Sport... . Business ik $6.95 after he has Per cent of tooth surfaces are enhancement in values. It declares = | __ , Tt Gis Gatien anal had bocwmas gb Afternoon and Party Styles Cc l ca ne d every ere caned by ordinary tooth se : solete. and denied that the commis- ig 5 he handle is or é Every woman will be tooth until it unbreakable and assertion that there was a valuation brushes. sion could find any support for its 3 ; : ; : ; interested in the excep- shines like an ivory ornament. will last a lifetime. Mav he which could be applied exclusively Mek a : | tional values offered in he will show you that tartar dropped on tile floor—mavy be ee ee : HINK ot it! Only $6 for a large collection : : this special selling. Che- has already begun to form Sterlized in boiling water— at ake waleaitien fic alt war | of Spring Frocks in just the silks and the ; mises and step-ins, beau- again on the unbrushed sur- without harm to the attractive > ar eile apie el amma gs "e styles in demand! The majority were re- : sree = mst or ee Sil , “ - faces! handle or the permanent nickel ims, are woot ws NYMR) AG cantly purchased from a maker whose normal low- actively. rissa Th £ th di ; silver parts. The brushes are rates, the acquisition of control by | | est wholesale price is above this figure. Try to | cathe le oa =e oe a or t “4 o: aie removable and replaceable. ee grata : * lap NO buy the silks alone, in these qualities, then you I] _ (Lingerie-—Seeond Floor.) tooth brush is such that the Refill brushes, like extra razor in the issuance of stocks and bonds i i see. what values we offer in this special Wednes- h r wl = ‘ as well as in rate-makine ee. ; 4 / ‘ nandle _ teres ith reach blades, may be obtained at the Pt Mittasceeh ‘between the | : day group. : Thrift Av ing the very surfaces‘where = gis oF department store ih ote eho oct e's : rift Avenue ” : ; | : The Buy- Way of St. Louis tartar most readily forms. valuation arese im part freth th : y aluation aro part frem th: - : Styles include one or two piece effects in a selec- * Pasce | + ; refusal f he commission ¢to Rew 2a Shee ed ates *g m When you have once tried Ask your dealer to show lude some senmente which th: = tion which favors many ot the two-tone etfects. | ay —— —— are . railroad contended entered into 2 . 4 ; ae attractiv or cnicren a Clean-BE-Tween you will you the Clean-BE-Tween. He egitiontty Saleation of tte property, : There are lovely crepe de chine, flat crepe, crepe : ne from 2 to 6 years. Come in never buy any other tooth- is as enthusiastically in favor and in part from material differ- BL hi} | satin and other silks in every wanted shade, in ve : cOntregees ae ° é . - ence in the valuation of items both ; shhane ti _ : _ / . ’ contrasting collars and cuffs, of it as your dentist is. mei {}) cluding the newest tans, blues, greens and rost eee z others with hand embroidery. . ~ er. > De RR peat aga at PRS = SEH ed i aie hich En, tte smn SO ASO CSS ERR 2 REIN on xr 3 ya a Spl» .- a * a - J Aas alias > Suit 's, sree was Teh, Ar Se EE Te ee tae aA Ss 4s sprit 25 a “—e e ate * 1S Ayan or Avia ys ene tare Rese he FRET TOES A PON A Oe GS MEE on 4 PRED Ra bat teoas Wa a 7 a, Woe Seta ANE A gke OD So agreed should be included. .cT. ee inant shades. _ ve? SHE EARNS $100,000 A YEAR A Ty OAD Ss Panty Waists, 3 for $1 Special to the Post-Dispatch HH A | = | Strongly reinforced, in NEW YORK, Feb. 22.—A din. ) HM ae a The sketches will give a general idea of the detail Lael — "zeS 4 to 14 years. lal s given last night for Mr PRELL ELA] ciate ss . 2. _: : ; lanchf R. Green of Yenkers, “th SoBe and workmanship in the design of these Frocks. | : Cut Glassware, 49¢ rhest| salaried women in: the They feature tha pleated skirts, new waist and . — crystal, handcut— ; . : - S z ‘ ia ee owis, v - 000 a Mear by the sale of corsets. | neck lines, smart yokes and such trims as you find x dled caben, 4nd cae al Fifteen years ago she found ber- : | on Frocks at the higher prices intended for these The — Crackers. seif thrown on her own resources , by an accident which crippled her . af . ed ee young husband for Hfe. Chance Stzes 15 to 50 ; | sh Ruffled Curtains, S9e¢ took her to a ¢orset manufacturer ws : “eee ee —_ pattern. Tae et net Curtains with tie- Th | im esearch of a job. At th -_ e way to keep all teeth all clean, Sage ai nab mae co seme oa In the Thrift Si of ‘ backs to match. sales records. Asa result she was Medes: an SHE | : . ’ Both f niade sa2ies manarer: sf the ften ~ } 4 ‘ : . fron and back and in-between sr began Shans i her pre aa oe ‘P a c retonne Pillows, o9e Organization of 35090 salesmen oa in Square Pillows in several! Three ‘times the plant h hae ee Pretty color combinations. ce 1 i pia Tit Has Dee Ty 2. Be hrife Avenue— Main Flcoer : THE CLEAN-BE-TWEEN TOOTH BRUSH co} P, Y, ST. LOUIS MO enlarged to keep up with her. She now is vice president and genera! | - —- | | | 4a : ae eee ernie asnnacinasnasdetstineenssennhmeaseumsionmunanmnnnen anannaell — (Square 7%.) ‘Square | h ep at Sab ORS? eyes o J sohgeae I a, ali ° a ar ne AoE Hy pe ‘or x Teo. wo * aig BYE: wats 8" eS de Soh re e's a , ee a beg te Bt Oo A Sree “ , fg es Guan > efitied 40 nits 4 kee = am eae . ork 2h Is. Te Pye sete ams ¢ te =e Stiles Manager of the company.

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emma tOUIS POST-DISPATCH SF __PESDAY EVENING. FEBRUARY 29 1997 ee —etst—‘“‘_O o— PAGE 3 See Our Other Announcement on Page 9 Records From the Musical Comedy | “The Vagabond King” | 19897 \ Song of the Vagabond—Dennis King. yal ageing to able and becoming too, if crowsfeet— tailored of this rfew wool Values of exceptional importance to men and ; by eyestrain. Wuw finentin French Crepe, beautiful young men are offered in this sale. Athletic ‘may pucker P Spectacles in a rough crepe texture Union Suits, well-tailored and comfortable: | 2 tathousand having shellow and many lovely shades. fitting, with ribbed insert in back and rein- over gold-fill effort to over= and either 7 _ Fine Wool Crepes for Spring Frocks 92 00 Y ard Whether it is to be a one or a two piece Frock, it will be most fashion- 54 inches wide. TIX, BAER & FULLE - GRAND-LEADER 75c }) Only a Rose—Carolyn Thompson. 10214 | Only a Rose—Chamlee. $1.00 } Here in My Arms—Chamlee. iMusic Salon—! ourth Fieoer.) forced necks and yokes. Sale of Men’s Union Suits 3600 Well-Tailored Garments—Rare Values at SSc Round or V-neck Face or shelloid (Woolens Second Floor) style. late sphenteal $ /.00 English Broadcloth ‘a : 8 too late. te a A : nglish Broadclot ‘ ; a Y, | sellag se oa _ Stamped Bedspreads in r kyes Examined ult Your Oculist Satin-Plaid Nainsook Fine Pajama Cloth Brodie Soiesette Shadow-Striped Cotton Sateen Very Attractive Designs Are Specially Priced $4 .29 “plows ; a Assorted Fancy Madras in the February Sale oe ge : 5 All Si F So easy to embroider and pretty when 539 North > - izes From 36 to 52 Are Available : finished — Bedspreads of unbleached tical Co. Grand : ° Men's Furnishings and Square 18—Main Flor.) | muslin with woven stripes in pink, are stamped in quaint basket designs. Redeem Eagle Stamps eb ' J a ryy | , >) r Wednesday and Thursday—Sale of | ae "cee _ e . ¢ . ~ PJ CLOSE-OUT! 17 Fur Coats, $79 | A give-away wim of Coats in | — furs formerly priced to | 50. Fur Salon—Third Floor Slenderizing Gossard Models Specially Priced Before purchasing vour wardrobe for Spring, select your Gos- sard, a girdle that will slenderize. The models offered at this price are skilfully tailored of fancy brocade and elastic. Experienced corsetieres will assist you in select- ing the best model for your figure. Oe en tO ee Wide Choice of Spring Styles in Dresses That FIT > ] §2 ee WAS 00 No need for the larger woman to say “I can’t get a dress ready-made that fits —when she may choose from such a complete showing of new Spring modes at these modest prices! The styles, the fabrics, the col- ors, are here—and in VARIETY! Choose the dress you prefer, slip it on, and you'll be delighted to find that sleeves, elbows, waistline, skirt length are just right, and that there's fullness where it is needed. value—sheer fine chiffon Hose, full fashioned of pure thread silk from top to toe, reinforced with double sole and high- spliced heel. The imper- fections are scarcely no- ticeable. 6000 Pairs of Silk Hosiery Silk Stockings of an Excellent Quality, Made by One of the Foremost Manufacturers of Full-Fashioned Pure Thread Silk Hose, Are Offered at Exceptionally Low Prices Because Sheer Chiffon Weight A truly remarkable They TD | Are Slightly Irregular Charming Bedlights Pillows of rayon in lovely colors, lined taffeta and baronet with silkand finished satin; tailored of with Georgette crepe, trimmed with ghir- | prettily shirred and rings and puffirgs or 4 trimmed with gar- | pretty laces. Practi- lands and lace. | cally every color. Stamped Scarfs and Buffet Sets of Belgian linen, each... PORN E EO Children's Dresses, stamped, sizes Light Service | Weight | Ti yp HE ‘a Pm Bilt | | he eee PEA 59¢ -A imely : = Slenderizing Silk Frocks $7 .00 Wa wt $7.19 Re fps em HPT | | (Art Needlework—Second Floor.) Beauty and _ wearing quality are combined in these Hose for general wear—they are full-fash- ioned of pure thread silk from top to toe, rein- forced at wearing points. Marvelous values at this special sale. ) ee ee ed 2 My ae oe Std “* bygteys > ae tee ee settee A oe 7 ee we D, PAG BUF. ~ So 5. eane ee ee We 4 me Qe eS ne « iy ae eg om * 2 ee The Hosiery offered in this sale may be had in newest shades of practically | & Special Sizes for Short-Stout and Tall-Stout Figures : sum vantuag “Every ae Mega aes of fawns, grays, nude, beige Tailored silk crepe Frocks for street wear, soft Georgettes in oe ; | 7 charming afternoon modes ... Printed silks and clever ciadbies- The Irregularities Are So Slight That They Are Scarcely Noticeable. \ tions of fabrics ... with becoming necklines and smart new details. (Hosiery Dept. and Squares 19 and 21—Main Fidor.) ) Short-stout sizes, 3513 to 43'% and tall-stout sizes 4014 to 5414. ‘ : ‘ : | : ‘ Avie Floor.) | Special 1 rade-in Offer a | on Eureka Vacuum ; | Unusual Allowance for Your Old A H at Made-to- \ our-Head a e O OuUSeCWal eS Electric Cleaner This Month /\ Useful Articles for the Home at Very Moderate Prices During the month of February, a spe- | | N Stule in Simple Tailored $ j cial allowance will be given for your old | ‘ / | "ae _ KE / “ - " . oo electric vacuum on the purchase of a new | | Manner — Featured a ype Merri esirmggy oo pe | | | | grand prizewinning Eureka. nly | ‘ ' week remains for you to take advantage | \ Z \ i The price is so low as to border on the sen- of this liberal allowance—now is the | ] TT ae sational! Certainly it is no indication-of the \Q time to purchase a new Eureka Vacuum | smartness, the quality, the am pfs \ | | | Cleaner, complete with all attachments. and the rea/ style that results because the Hat | : fits your head pertecly. It is of —_ Electric Floor Fedeleco Vacuum Wash Bench and Call CEntral 6500—We will be _—— ——— J , Polisher, $42.50 Cleaner. $25.00 Wringer, $11.98 giad to deliver the Eureka to your ° — ss couarsy ° home for demonstration and trial, Wy Lovely Silken me : i ; TH Johnson's Electric This high-grade Vac- High-grade Wringer with no obligation on your part. ‘ Finest Soleil Handkerchief Felt Polisher: a modern uum Cleaner, made by with rubber rollers, — ‘ Underthings in Fighteen Colors ; housekeeping device for the Federal Electric guaranteed for § years, Convenient Terms of Payment s : : | preserving the finish of Company, is complete folding wash bench will . (Fifth Floor.) Specially Priced oe — white ag smartest cos- hardwood floors. with all attachments. hold 2-tubs. . tume shades! o as the Parisienne does— _—— Business for this is the type of simple, smart Hat she — ————___——— 99.99 orders in various colors to match each costume. hy i = =6-——— Styles a8 (Third Floor.) YAO}! pe ea \ Al | i _ Every woman will be ; { { l interested in the excep- | . : his special selling. Che y Crib an ardrobe on j this special selling. Che- a : : 2 . - is . 2] «& " ici ? 1 ; ‘ ~ ¥ s SS} S A the A mises and step-ins, beau- e . Clothes Basket, $1.59 Medicine Cabinet Hamper Stool, $3.98 = iD) Ly, W ef X a tifully made of pretty . : ; > nvie Week. Basket : 364 | Combination bath die a — ow silks in lovely colors, at- os Featured in the Sale of $ fn iii ee sides liat Ream. Cabinet prece maw = —— for , - < ; / . so % ele . . piate giaSs murror anc so1ie Oweis; a great a | cerely — or in Nursery Furniture—Both, | henidell edee and cturdy || roomy shelves inside, in |. convenience tatiee beth- : q allored style. handles white enamel finish. room. (Fifth Floor.) u ll ’ (Lingerie—Second Floor.) : : es- A Set for the nursery that is as at- : tractive as it is practical—the Crib Thrift Avenue and Wardrobe in graceful Chippen- 4 The B ‘ | dale design may be had in either greer: e ec- ZZ | | uy-Way of St. Louts or parchment two-tone effect. The J f 50 Wiltana Ru S : te. Panty Dresses, $1.00 Crib has the desirable drop-side and US } Reduced Prices on “ts ! So attractive for children wire-link spring, the wardrobe has 3 75 QD th h ' Vi t | | fom 2 to 6 years. Come in iY , Ys 7 $ 1e ¢ i : Prints and solid colors with five drawers and a large compartment. Room-Size 0 6: 9 rtnopnonic Y¥ictroias Contrasting collars and cuffs Exceptional Vatues a GC Electri ros | —_ . rranada klectric— ose others with hand embroidery. Ivory Enamel Crib ; | a Radusad ie Panty Waists. 3 for $1 Gracefully designed in, the Beautiful Wiltana Rugs that exactly duplicate the apse oe omg a | | Strongly reinforced, in Queen Anne style and sonar om both in design and color, are offered at this very gh Or iia tharasear ssa ims a Now you can purchase the Granada iJ | izes 4 to 1 ears. ivory enamel with attractive deco- Th high-grade Rugs—noted for their wearing qualities an gi nied rations, this little Crib is equipped number lasts. ee e's ‘ety of designs, including Chinese and Electric Orthophonic in a beautiful con- ks. | | Cut Glassware, 49c with drop sides, kick-plate and beauty—are woven in an excel = Ponce a : a ce teal ania Be tna sole type, Spanish style cabinet at the and | Clear crystal, handcut— all-steel link $29 95 Persian effects, on backgrounds o ae md is ‘etieeitia’ satiadin reduced price of $165. It has automatic ind - has vases, comports, han- mp ee ss , rare opportunity to purchase an excelient ug . stop which operates without pre-setting ca : d ch ++: ee ces for the N Convenient Teyns of. Payment May Be Arranged | and filing album for 60 records. CGUATY 42? Odd Pieces for e .Nursery * 8 oe a : ‘x Smart ee ° The perfect case of operation, the ‘ Six 4 Ruffled Curtains, 89¢c Wicker Wardrobe, 4-drawer capacity....... .$ 8.79 charm of its beauty and the full Or- ; Dainty colored pattern, Baby High Chair, With strap and tray..... $ 6.79 thophonic volume of its music make ’ Are se filet net Curtains with tie- Baby Bath Table and Tub, canvas top .. $20.7 this instrument an ideal choice. Selection? oe. Kae ferme tama Be Convenient Terms of Payment h) (‘Square 6.) Small Bassinet, in ivory,finis ! aa gg 4.79 ) rom ¢t : . De Luxe Kiddie Koop, 52-inch size .. $31.75 ad oo Cretonne Pillow. aie Enamel Bassinet, decorated...........$10.95 May Be Arranged Sale peetnre Pillows An seyera! Ivory Enamel Costumer, decorated. Sennen $ 1.95 (Music Salom—Fourth Fiees,) (Thrift Pevditage eg vont ) La . om “ ’ ae ‘= pte, .dobeninne en bie dae ae ae Berane dhe pti

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SARE Ra A IANS AES IRE MIS Ng TU cto OBES She : . PE Ar aay ep ee ee ee ee Pee ities gy a ew ore { ; 3 Ke Ri es “e m 4 tpt PAGE 6 _ __ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ____TTVESDAY FVENING, FEBRUARY 22, 1927_____— ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ____ 4 $$ — + St uy 'Evangeline Booth Coolidge Guest. | | = a Tat F By the Arsociated Press | pe WASHINGTON, Feb. 22.—Evan- FAST Ni LOUIS PRIMARY be 4 i | gelin Booth, commander-in-chief = \ SAQ@ WN SS ras in E f the Salvation Army. was 3 7 . sanecences S S SQQGQM MAAS et F White se pote ica jhe Ti ELECTION VTE HEAVY ‘ SS S / . NS SX S SS S NS XS XG () . 1 that Cold //f = Tiik KN \ \\\ +4 . . | . SS S x sye2s aS a £ MO rer NAN \ XS \ SN FS § | | —it may be the forerunner of FLU- © ea a Rese: Corncine et Semel QV IN \N SS : wy § ; | i3 don’t wait—Get rid of that cold quickly yr ek seneeiee 4 ss ; = ee oe SN SS S BS AS8 : S SASS . — ' ; ne of Republicans Seeking SSX Ww IRSVOPIowx S . WO 9 > -Nil ; hepa si oe S — $1.99 All Silk Hi PAPE’S Wanted colors of service-weight, © e Avoid unnecessary danger. . e eo ¥ S , Bluhill EXTRAORDINARY VAIUES EVERY DAY IN FEBRUARY} ti | | on | | a 4O0C OEOEROCEOCEOEOCROEOCEO / A heavy primary vote is being fell-fashioned silk Hosiery; well Hee . TT = polled today in East St. Louis, geinforced. Slight irreguiars. 4 | [ iaiais two candidates for Mayor, | ee ee ee ' TS eight candidates for City Commils- id e a — 1t si . | sioners, and candidates for Con- ) ‘stable, Police Magistrate and As- | lin e y ering O e Yy eC prmg , He a sistant Supervisor of the County : | ‘ | Eoard are being chosen. Polls Se a eee meine rose = ; 3 | opened at 6 a m. and will close : i BES. : a t i ie babe TC 12 ee ‘ votes had been cast, indicating ‘af the dav’s total would be about 15,- ™ . 6 an "9 ¢€ nH * 7, v4 N. The registration is «@ «) oad. c n s5 ° - ~ i 4 wa inmicfr a. ' r¢ -election, 4 fa S Las eh aatiidias va ticket, composed « / | tion ' 'seommissioners. M. J. Whai Paul Murray ana ‘Jy. Conners, M ; Ralph (“ook. This group has lh VIAV TA support of the Democrat. City , 'CTanimittee ee . | + ‘ , as " : : aoe + . 7 i f og Ww | SS) o 4%, » .e / S y hmmm | Af ae : ; ML he 7 5 ‘ly : | | r im « hes SS fl ~ SF Featuring the new high-shade plaids that are sovery | a | group of Democrats is Harris, real esta! A second headed by M. L.. magazines’ *° a smoke * + + something to cat’ * and dnnk ¢¢* * courteous service. . . a ad ; Inc >= 2 -anoaine ‘ OPaAleT ; iy¢ Ca Uituia > missionerships grouped w! ~ ie Wilt Vi x > . os o o are C. W. Leber. assistant superin- tendent of the Illinois Free Em- plovmént Bureau; Herman E. Zier- en, $15 and $25 Coats re- duced for clearing. Be here early. Sizes for misses and women...... Pibit sada FT) Hits $ iit Bo ae y . Hatt Hit fii t % ., popular this season. Make your selections from this |» {3 Fe a a rath, automobile salesmat ana . 2s Sa a Z * uis C. rabid advertising otis 2 lovely group of up-to-the-minute Coats. : « DIE es Jay anese tl l | 2 ie aleaistet ‘ape are supporting Frank | : | ee Han d tufted . and Dovie for Mayor, and Sidney Ring, j : as beautifully embroidered. | . bank « — =, cst gh — ma! — = es . in attractive new de- ; 4 , Justice of the Peace, and Robert = = | % . : z | i] [ F. Miller, an auditor, for commis- — = signs ; baby blue oz | 4 | sionerships. re —= _ pink; Zi] x36 inches ease ; BS It appeared from earl returns Q x ist . ° . “ae arle a oe tad , { = a oe Sameere Genwecwaver tne | ‘ht! Doyle and Stephens would be | “es al eC = ais 3 . a i wh gee ay nd efeating = “s* | i most popular route—Wabash Harris. tn the race for commis = Philippine a | evernine, cancianioe on coe th : Handmad te a Reem Fine Bast Lv. St. Louis—Union Station 11:55 pm _— icgedeg @ . : we : net oe | Price = an ade | é 4 Wabash Trains Le. St. Louis—Delmar Ave.. 12:10am Clerk John J. Hallihan ‘oe 7 H ; eeee = $ 85 ; :s to ° a ; —_ Het Santas Oty Ar. Kansas City........... 7:30am Huschie were making a good show | = : , aa + "Se. Lowis-Colorado Club-lounge car—all-night service and breakfastin | 4+ the close of balloting todav = | {ti : | prow | oo notgeay eter aang ag eee eeree | the votes will be counted n the of = : Regularly $2.50 and $2.95; leng 1 a | ee a om rs— ady after 9. de Rat ah the Roar’ of Misc = Ho recom | | tecliming chair cars—big comfortable roomy seat. | issioners in the Sexton Building P } of aneertt nbroidenal . j % $3 "Kansas City Express” “OMAHA LIMITED’ Le ST LOUIS > tO pm Ar OMAHA™ :cam and the results Wii] be r >. 7 : ef A with deep hems. Sizes to 2 y bie bs dem come w nd tickets at Broadweyv & Locust, Union Sta- fore midnight. : as aes Hi ae etretiont end ticket ot Beocdunts © Leow, Union Sex inc: cewaintend ietwesin anne Mannish Coats, sports Coats and dressy Coats, includ- ‘ ... —a | i ; “0 teen — ampaign vesterday with a ae l2 ing 75 beautiful black and white Coats. ' nie : E) pie: to ‘a ye i : ilrive among Negroes. Most of th: 5 | ee: Stanion '5 mimutes ertru es wee convenienc money spent by the rganized ' ; : iS , i a great convenience if Sam ab ash oe sent ty ee Choose trom checks, plaids, dressy twills, in black and be Eatirely hand made—of fine Frencl ey een eeneyeneagr eee ore — eee 3 . . soox—-dutt 7 we 4 * ; | SERVING sINCE 183 , ‘ M S sing n to Negroes who claimed white, ereen and white, new tans, greens, Peavy, etc. broidered, or hemstitched ruffled a === or SSS ————— ee e ri rs e t (St. Louis’ Largest Bargain Basement.) $30 and $35 | | | TOPCOATs— OVERCOATS 81x90 Bed Sheets 79c Good quality seamless Sheets, bleached. Wide hems. Slight seconds but a fine wearing and laun- Unbleached Muslin Yard | Oc A good heavy grade, standard LL quality. Mill remnants in desirable Krinkle Spreads $1.25 Excellent quality cotton krinkle material with wide colored stripes. Full 80x90 size. While the lot lasts. 29c Black Sateen Yard .. 18c Highly mercerized cot- ton Sateen, suitable for linings, bloomers, etc.: 2 Half-Silk Crepe Yard .. [Oe qa | Printed Silk and Cotten Crepe, beautiful and combinations. 44 women’s and chi J lengths. Very special. 4 dering Sheet. ae to to yard lengths : 4 Ba ent. (Bargai Basement.) ‘ “Bes TTR? if? > (Bargain Basement.) (Bargain — > — (Bargain Basement.) ’ apparel. G WY / JY (Bargain 1 /'/ie 7 , a! New Spring Topcoats, Good Selection of Patterns, Silk Lined. Exceptional Values in Overcoats. Broken Lots. Wednesday—Sale 450 Girls’ Spring $35 Two-Trouser SUITS, $26 oats— Dresses i 1 : s . Sh ae 8 : Regular $6.00 to $7.98 Garments it ‘ Unusual Values in Two-Trouser Suits—Plaids, Stripes —-——— ey ‘ : : Durable J NN Footform Shoes, Ideal for the Growing Foot. = | Every garment brand-new; |: Shoes, with stitch- f sing ; is a | , | | qi and Blues. Single and Double Breasted Models. | all the Spring colors and fab- PF... &* yy int Slight seconds of Earl & Wilson super- = * s Hats for i Cae ee ke ae : | or matron for tia quality semi-stiff Collars. 1000 dozen | | OSs 1e ¢ and tailored Wt from which to choose. All new shapes. Eel | | | r arrivals, pe i a € Be wy % | = this remarkab a ODD LO NIG : | sock of ne ofthat wae 4 SV eft || = : A . i ’ Hy 4 . , | : \\ Pied | & 3 5 est Hosiery mills in the > W anted Colors a85L 2 é ‘ | ! — : . ee PF: ;, : |) aie : t ei. = country. Hosiery that? ind plenty of represen- ihe ‘ Slow-selling patterns and stvles, soiled merchan- Me) } Ww | = | would erdinasiiy an tation : alii i | | é : St et Sl “Tt Sel eh ace . ™ ers , lined; micely tailored. Sizes 7} lated rayons, mem) es | . osiery) boc Voubie-Grip Garters 31.50 & $2.00 Mufflers at to 12 years. = ore : cerized cotton. ee -_ . 30) REFRI | NW ) and plain, for men, | x — ae 3 % : ° ’ ° . ‘i | ae, \, women, boys and gira — aT oe S ® Just 75 Girls’ Spring Capes $ Min. SAS. | NM ae . ’ . ‘ei 4) : ; ; : While they last—all the new Spring colors and materials—regular us : \ . ‘ Seconds ad Made $7.98 value—sizes 7 to 14 years... Pies so ecu ' ee: TAN C ' < te finshed \Y “\ ' ° ‘ Rargete 4 sanitary : ~~ (St. Leute’ Largest Margate = | MSR GN \ Rasement) — and 7s-b. SOYD-RICHARDSON—. OLIVE AND SIXTH ie ee j «Sal

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————.. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _____TUESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 22, 1927 ____ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _—__ me YA . WOULD REPEAL TAX lg aor dinary' Values Every Dayi Na) iFebruary ON ILS RECENABL pace Three State Senators Unite in OOMEGL fet : | WAG SS \ 1 , SS AW t| SN «$i. 95 eee Kotex, 34¢ | aii Soap Dr. Caldwell’s Presenting Bill for Relief , ' of ter 1.29 Regular size—Limit of 3 ‘ , . | of Merchants. , FEBRU ARY 1 Hosi « a : ae packages to a customer—t 10 Cakes, 67c Syrup of aod 48c} yee ee. ae r ozen to a — Ideal Soap for toilet and bath Regular 60c size; limit of 3 to f hioned silk Hosiery well P : liy ee ustomer—s ciall iced f Bp | wisest. Slight imregulass a iit of 30 fetes tov cuswmcer” | [ Wefueecnrs wing” "OT | eS a Lote a Re he bey a % - dete ey? Moree F hig lgtes Sijhe & a 4 MRR es A meat: eager * the * me ee * re a xt 1 neage ee > » porno is av «ad yet» ie Pi ye Se 2 -"* ARE AOE ON ee ESO me nk oe Why Cre tas i dP ’ : nn a Bx: ee ee al ae a Bee Ye ty ogi on, . 4% 2 an ee "pat. ae eee ‘a . .: Segdicve 88 Tae ere ony. pags 2a » (Maga E“Ipor, North.) (Main Floor, North.) ey (Main Floor, = THE STORE FOR ALL THE PEOPLE (Main Floor, North.) , | JEFFERSON CITY, Feb. 22.— /On the ground that the decision of DIISAAL oA YZ A AL SEM a 'the Missour!t Supreme Court a week @ WO VOLOs GVOVGVOYYYO4 PYG YP ypyOyYLOVO VOLVO os | ; — ) | , mm | lago, holding that accounts receiv- | able and credited were subject to ‘taxation under the Missouri law, ‘caused double taxation on many imillions of dollars of goods in the | State, three Senators, Ford of Nod.- ,}away County, Kinney of St. Louis and Ralph of St. Louls County, to | day introduced a bill In the Senate | 7 a to exempt such items from taxes. ; ' RV | | | 7 6 The measure is the matter of outstanding importance to the busi. ness interests of the State among all the bills tn the Legisiature. It has been estimated that if the Su- preme Court decision stands, bus!- neas unjustly wlll be taxed severa! million dollars a year in Missouri. Senator Ford, In offering the bili said that, while he was not ques- tioning the legal correctness of the opinion of the court, he believed the decision would work an uvanrce essary hardship on business in Mis- sourt and would tend to drive it ‘from the State to adjoining states The object of the bill, the Sena- ‘tor said, was to prevent “this oner- 'ous burden of taxation” from being ij imposed upon the merchants and 'manufacturers of the State. “No | one,” he said, ‘‘can justify such a | discrimination against this great ' class of our citizens.” : The three Senators who appear } mL ‘|. — | ‘as authors of the bill said that. ee ee Eo ee 2S ‘although it was introduced very : late in the session, they expected ; HE ‘to use every effort to rush | through the initial stages and get iit on the calendar for final passage within two weeks. INTERPRETER AIDS WEDDING IN EAST ST. LOUIS Bride, Who Arrived From Germa- ny to Wed Childhood Sweet- heart, Speaks No E:;nglish. A courtship, which pegan in a | little town in Germany, where the i bride and bridegroom of yesterday | were companions in childhood, re- sulted in the marriage of Miss Annie Rosch, 18 years old, of 4652 South Grand boulevard, to Frank Kaufman, 21 years old, of 4236 Virginia avenue, before Justice’ of the Peace Driscoll in East S&S. Louis. Mrs. Kaufman arrived in St. ,Louls yesterday, having come fron Germany according to arrange- ments made with Kaufman when |he visited her a year ago. She speaks German only and the cere mony was performed through an Depicting New Styles of the Spring Season _| interpreter. Her husband came to 3 iis country | four years ago. TA dust aIDS for Wednesday’s Selling In a Spring Exhibition 900 NE W S P RING | | TELLER IN BANK 60 YEARS Irvine A. McGirk of Commerce | Rank to Take Extra Day Off. Hali-Sitk | Siem. 7()() New | NEW FOUNDATION eo ee p> Sha ce PS rama eS ae Si adneiaadiaaiinalnnainill . - LOO PO NE) RB Se Res AN tn RAE toi 8 nA MES eae a —— > w . , 3 tas om a re 1 ees yt ig cae es Lag ee vanity ee OV NTANATRVATONUTON TG a ee Oe ee ee ee) -_ Aa een Dh Ne Ea ag ale ee ae = pees b any se Oe ie peter aa — ; 7 MP > got page’ .§ oe: Sere eee Wee Daa . acssihy. aca ee ye eM : 2 ke: Re ROR ay ee pee, wee Dre ours le s map oe a] ¥ ‘a ott we two Ms \e . Si + aE i. = ms re eer te ; * ed ‘ bBo Sle lay me oo Pa ae a et “* ~~ ee ity 2 a e-m h ~ tee ks ahs > 7 . . eae. aha ym perf ° ip oie - 2 »* ae * ea Sol tar nairaiaeecaittet . SMO = SO ee ra a ‘ . " > men » im uy r . Pebtoe SP re a Lp th Pe Ee iit. . ‘ - Kis meaner ee 4 — wow wy win polap create " war Oe y SNE AE ES RE LA AAO OLS ILLES TEN EEO AAI GM, FMS 5 GR I NE EMER IST AABN RAN: AER AA te, AER LIE EOC RS A REN hee ey AR ROARS ! NEN Se RE ay * vee ; ; oo Ra Z vi oe . 5 . Me . 72 lal i 2 ie acai APOE ee EIS Pee rn ed 34 breiys =r 2 —e 7) P —_ : Cc ——Se . A LPI PE Ya KALMAR “ Se i ee a. oe > anaes 6 oes “a y vr , fag: 1 hath - Te NE A A AA I A EAE a pe ' aviary ivavivertvarny%e avi veXivexvavivaxitve ~ 4 6\i in attractive new de- Long and short styles— white collars and cuffs: signs; baby blue or fine lawn or nainsook— 50 swith ganties | ts a P bishop or yoke style de | . match; 2 to 6 years.... e) ae see Dn renee atetiptchceapae satis - AO Ege 0 OR. On A cingennnieiatnate mecisintstaiptins pink; 27x36 inches lace or embroidery insertion, skirts trimmed to match— Philippine some with hand smocking— Sample ; sizes to 2 years : Handmade Dresses “oi Crib Blankets a Pe ee | 2 Regularly $2 and $2.95; leng and short styles 4 55 | my Tes 3 $7.95; — — and — egularly 92.50 | ton, heavy fleeced cotton in white, pink or blue of sheerest nainsook; yoke and panel effects, ex- Well constructed of st-c u fabric with borders; many satin ribbon bound; single and quisitely embroidered. Some scalloped, others phage age Bate 2: 2 small checks, bolid col- | souble Tray — Safety strap — ioot rs, and tra : m- . with deep hems. Sizes to 2 years. rest—all ivory or ivory binations. Beach styles {| ¢ - $1. 75 puaid $1. 95 ecole sca ee re oar a rethe are 7 | Regular $1.95 GC " | oe. oe Hemmed Diapers ertrudes . ; Tots New Spring Coats _ Of absorbent cotton flannelette, in sanitary package of 1: dozen; Entirely hand mad c—ot fine French nain- sook—button, on ana der, s scalloped, broidered, or hems -hed ruffled eel sa = 50, | . 27X27 inches: dozen long or short aot elses to 2 years. . $ , 95 “7 — | ee ee ee ee Mie dt ate * * ¥ SERBS I ae eee . ¢ ENR er - — nee : : " ~~ — ‘ VASA NS Lye Us ‘bas co 5 os Poon. o . i? *eoey , * Wiencemle a itinwaitnadiaae FN NET FON LS EEN RI REN, A ONE mga pote wri ee eT LS See ee Ta arate ah ONNYaViIVeN YON! (OX @ViveXc/aXiYavnvaxiveyive OLAS NGA SA SA Psy Sry en ee ee Pr@Arl Y iV@NsYavivaXtve 7) Ay “> ive eX N7 $6.95 Bassinet $4.95 Fine 89c to $1.25 French Infants’ _ Leghorn Hats | Smart, new styles—all well tailored of all- Handmade Bibs Pillows Hardwood construction, dec Poke-shape and roll- | wool cheviots, tweeds and novelty weaves. Man- ___ broidered in eyelet or solid de- = and_covered with good J signs—edged with footing or Quality pink or blue cot- e : A anels. stro h tvles—with 95 . . Winter Coats D Springs, rubber-tired $5.4 45 aoe of silk $2.9 nish styles for the baby boy; new, fancy trim- hand-scalloped, padded 39 ton sateen— | wheels. Ivory finish, ribbon ... med models for the little miss—sizes 1 to 6 = uncerlay .. © 12x16-inch Yari EIEIO MOT art a ‘ (Nugents—Second Floor. South.) Ki Cee eee a. ao ioiiiaciiainiinsiiiniiiiieiiia eae ae Ny tVartYa\ivevive\tye\ Yaxh YaXEYAXRYaXt eXtra trartravivetreviie ARAMAUORONOARAL AL Au At itiA * YUU LI, LL LIC EN, ALI LEELA LEAD It NYOQNNTQNT@ ee r \clearing. LS T@VATON A: a 5 to $35 Coats ‘$ 1 _ B 75c Rubber Sheet, double coated, ot years. Infants’ Rubens Shirts, 24c eeenttteen T Crepe Commerce and the old St. Louis teller. McGirk started to work for | Be T Yard i 59 lj yy (; ARMEN S National Bank is being celebrated the St. Lould National Bank as a | today by Irvine A. McGirk, head Printed Silk and Cotton | | W/ : : || | ee ponuti fu eos , ML; | | | | collector, Feb. 22, 1877, and con- ooo gael or Yy | | tinued with the same organization ns an childrens i eens. I | : | when it was absorbed by the Na. a a - a . pes Bets drat. ¥ ary i Hg a e re . . ie hake + 2g ing Sows Fe ae ne ae eee a be i. all ee , pe ae a 6 LUE We ‘Frequently Among This Group One Sees Copies | tional Bank of Commerce in 1598 ; ° y Oh, Vide ij f F k Sh R Ad S vr os stay here until they get tired ir A | ERO? hit | of Frocks Shown at Recent vance-Season of me.” Motiv anid. Se eau — b Hig Guana ] Ster | | and tailored wear. These are new : tae : | | € arrivals, personally selected, for ) : 4 4 | | , || —are the new fine Geor- —appearin the newmon- || 8 tly pi goon v= “ot aaa | 3 this remarkable event. 4} = a Rey MAL i | gettes, taffetas, flat key skin, Mother Goose, || men and civilians, tmplicated in | crepes, new veiled prints Athenia blue, queen blue, || — | the recent revolt at Oporto and in and novel combinations gooseberry, red, navy, Lisbon, for distribution among the . black. | Portuguese colonies In the Cape of silk with onan + | Verdes, St. Thomas, an.isiand off Portuguese West Africa, and Apn- Sizes for Misses 14 to 18; Women 36 to 44; gola, where they will be tried. Stouts 46 to 30 | MRS. LULU W. BRANDON DIES —in pretty one and two-piece styles for after- | Funeral services were held to noon. street, tailored, or informal wear, such as | | aay for Mrs. Lulu Webb Brandon 160 year id, mother of Miss Maude rdrobe requires for Spring. 60 years old. esti isos & by 1 "tinea a North.) Fulton, actress, of Hollywood heg ular $229 Value : —$—$ } . — ee) %} 2 ’ ’ ca Plenty of Jarge head sizes in youthful models as well as close-fitting chic Hats for the bobbed hair miss. (Nugentse—Second Floor, South.) +e eveveWeueuee wrevriry sae Socks and Stockings | Four large pieces in shaded walnut Plated rayons, mer- ia 8 RS | H veneer, gum frame, mahogany drawer cerized cotton, novelties } () REFRIGERA ff bottoms, dustproof construction, fin- e and plain, for men, ' a ished interiors, the dresser is 22x50 (Biromen boys and girls. | ¢ os hs ang "7? 95 H inches, the wardrobe is 20x40 inches eet ame werer Yvriyryy yy) handice mat gold; full 100 pieces, service for 12 persons.... ) " ; | Ctark, 27. Negro. during an alter and 60 inches high, full-size bow-foot bed, vanity is 18x40 inches. Seconds and al M A by “Relding Hall!” Co Oak Wild Rose Stem Glassware ¥ : moo why ps fhe a ae priv s uae | ade b: ° . a eles ; | ‘ | “- — SA aa finished cases, 3-door side-icer etyle; is To fully appreciate the value of this Suite come in end 5 eee ee prs 2——— —_ Randall was taken to & (Bargain ' a sanitary white lined, provision chamber « see the splendid design and the effect of the two-tone Se eanen, wine and coctnell ginneee. rar ees 8 a ry: |e Hospital, East St. Loul« Basement.) | = | and 75-lb. ice capacity. 4 - Woe will asres that $192.50 is a very =! - optic ribbed effect. a . c \where he died at midnight. C'ark : ) + and over ay wor u 34 40c value 2 .. Ce ee was arrested by Brooklyn police. (Sold on Easy Club Terms.) (Nagents—Fourth Floor, Nerth.) : Bach =. -+0--- (Npgents—Feerth Floor, seuth.) who captured him when he ran —— (Nugents—Fourth Floor, Seuth.) de from the saloom ; 4 ; Firete, Price. Pee URES SeeSSASSALA AAAS er ee oe -—— siowtdiinnaen Qn R eat ae e a

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Electrical Repairing AUTO SHOW TURNS | T0 STYLE DISPLAY “AS GROWDS GROW by Expert Craftsmen We Repair 4 W «shing Machines Vacuum Cleaners Violet Rays otors Hair Dryers Household and In- dustrial Appliances of all Kinds ~ - We Call For an Deliver OU can make no mistake in = sending your ,electrical appli- ances here for repairs. Expert craftsmen—each a specialist in a particular line—give skilled at- tention to your work. Estimates gladly submitted. Official Service Station Western Electric Westinghouse Manning-Bowman Simplex Universal Landers, Frary & Clark Hamilton-Beach ard Other Well- Known Electric Appliance Manufacturers vorandt Electric Co., 904 Pine St. CEntral 3454—3455—-3456 Serving the home electrically since 1886 | ——_—_—— ADVERTISING * COMPANY 3 Do you use advertising as a tonic or a specific? Advertising is un- doubtedly a finestonic for aimost any business. It stabilizes the market val- ue of securities, main- tains organization mo- rale, brings to the adver- tiser the choicz personnel of the industry—all this | besides promoting the | sale of the product. - = 2 The tonic eftects of ad- vertising are unquestion- ably worth to most com- panies whatever they feel like spending for the pur- pose. Theseeftects, how- ever, frequently have the unfortunate result of blinding advertisers to even greater results which advertising could accomplish for them, Advertising yields the most profit when it is employed as a specific rather than as a general tonic. Every business has markets which are weak, sales offices that do not function satisfactorily, products which do not move as they should. In- stead of such situations being left to correct themselves, they should be vigorously attacked, | one after the other. Ad- | | vertising is usually the | swiftest and the least ex- pensive means of accom- plishing specific objects, * x & When advertising is thus used, there is no question about results— or about cost of results. | Unlike most advertising, there is a definite mea- sure of accomplishment —a sure means of deter- mining successor failure. This is the kind of ad- vertising which any bus- iness man, including the banker or auditor can understand. This is the kind of advertising advo- cated by this company even when the tonic ef- fect also is one of the im- portant obiects. A sca Principals: R.G. Yost ) A.N. Day Willard D. Smith i COSuccessful Mercharnassj777 3 thrit Adver tistize INTERNATIONAT | LIFE BUILDING Se | Veday'’s bargains in used a rticlee Oe today’s Want pages. : ‘ ee Salesmen Talk Comfort, Convenience and Luxury and Let Sightseers Roam at Will Through Building | The hardest thing to find at the annual St. Louis Auto Show, which opened yesterday inthe Union Mar- ket Building. Broadway and Lucas nue. is a plain black automobile, plain black wood wheels. are a few, of course, besides the funeral car sections, mostiv hidden in The positions of aisies of the dis- avs with There those in but they are shadowy corners. honor on the main three garage floors used play are taken by color jobs which would put.the most enterprising rainbow to shame. If auto shows set auto styles, as supposed, spring will a on the boulevards. Milady’s motor car will match her frock. and the well-dressed young man will, perhaps, match his neck- tie. hose and runabout. Driving a black automobile on Lindell boule- vard will be as bad form as Wear- ing a dress suit on a street car. Style Show This Year. Auto vear, before, show. preaches motif of his for an Se may be riot of color Show this as The never auto style The Auto Show salesman still perforim- but the ance, talk is comfort. convenience and lUAUry The colors speak for themselves and range from pale creams to dark maroons With a multitudinous selection of two to six-tone combinations. Attendance at large from the moment opened at 11 a.-m. yesterday. a constantly growing stream of vis- me » sAcafraA ernoon progressed. the show was he doors With as the aft Ample floor space made possible iors wide aisles and advantageous dIis- plavs. An hour is necessary to make even a passing survey of the ‘ 4 display. dangerous °"50-odd motor cars on The salesmen unless encouraged. management are not an- .Q2 persons ticket-takers \ rdayYy. show opened on irthday with an at- The show ma die csc endance of 22,900. After r > 7% . > ’ anaodlil ® » i on ied ~ + ga Ul if > L- ate : ] lartr nickets for the eLrectrica unning the >. workers’ union, which frowns on x » + and ascending t eoutheast corner of visitor is tine auto sh ow : ramp at tne struck + . I 3 es | hutlding. the variety of color com- bv the stions Drawing closer he ob- pe a marked trend toward lux- and ividualitv in the vari ous makes of automobiles He will observe that Ut! seats are designed more for comfort, co upholstering is richer and that the dor window *, 7. shy ,c ’ ; nHrte ana +}. asn instruments and Ot! i.e > tne ici Lijé lOc KS. ssible } id md 7 . . “hardwar‘ are more acce . : ie Tl - ~5)? } easier te operate. He will ob- ¢}, oe sos Atae _ tao te AS studies the models more gracefu rerican motor car . is becoming more and more { . or appeal s . o 4 athe as . ‘ a ha i> 7 dicted tenae oward é ,ure nev pean type of light car does not ma- terialize in this show Trucks and Tractors shown. Although attraction centered in the passen ar exhibits. the show a full line rnar a * 4 ‘ > . te ¥ - +? ; ae | are mci pas ] ‘ of tru tractors for every + | Pe of accessories and shop equipment *ks and of use, and extensive displays ‘ - . — =e | « > Yesterday the largest crowds gat , ; t ~—-ee Te em 0 8 ‘ ~ ered abdout those fascinating c¢xr- + *. "a 6OnNeY > . J - — - oO} engine s 8} Al ‘a tre] petual -unning. Numbers watched with a azerment the movemen’s oft | esta w i vols | ; shed a livver i(rucK w cn qdasner . = . . = = throug the aisies removing 1D- 5 bish and persistently promising t hit komeone or so! All at exhibitor had to tract « crowd was to.set something in mo- ;e | s+ do to at ‘i (ion. + . ° _ tet ion he whioie, ‘nere is no ing new in this year’s auto radically show but a general refinement and improvement is notice- able ‘ man or woman con- uirchase of an auto ~ i rin Siacsie’i ia mobile interested im automo- 5 tive progress, the show is a piacs where he or she can see most anything and learn most anything Every exhibit is charge of representatives who can answe: questions intelligently and, while their primary object is to sell auto- mobiles, ther do not ag a rule an- with high- Presuminys car own the noy the questioner powered sales talks. that their prospects are ers, the saleaman talk need for two or three cars to the famiity and bend theitr efforts to- ward adding another machine to the string in the garage. The show will continue through Saturday and will be open from if a. m. te ii pvp. m.. of daily with a band concert each afternoon and evening H. S. Weir. assistant general sales manager of the Olds Continued on Next Page. ___ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ is pre-eminently an | sales Motor i * 4 , , se: __TUESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 22, 1927__——____— __ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ___ — fe : 7 7 Ask Me Anothérf om 3, AUTO Leave Your Silk Hosiery ee oa > | FO e Cw ues 4 to Be Mended wie Ge _ Book | | A Seen tes cae oe \ the latest and liveliest a.m ‘ : Cc garg ~ ee a other runs priced America’s pastimes. A Hen ee bee ee Book Shon—Sixth Floor . ; Hosiery Shop—First Floor. mg Works, | one mae Ss sie us beings fete . toa " a Ol Store Hours: Daily 9:00 to 5:30—Saturday 9:00 to 6:00 | Telephone Orders. Shoppers’ Aid GArfield 7500 Olive and Locust. From Ninth to 5 en " Spring Sale and % . tne Ge , — pring Sale an | F B i. W FD pcos Candy Stores sad Counters § =. | Exposi tion | OTF ad Bases EC nes ) a Peanut Co. Cleveland. ¢ a ( | : | | Wm. Anderson a ; = | | FrenchHandmade : : q | resses , bf : Special, 45c Yard $ — 5 | want. 40! » to 521 ». Coats That Really Flatter Of black jorella with white SN Pe $35.00 Sy New Spring Attire Designed for Large Women Now Affords Wide and Advantageous Choice HIS shop, every season, assists many large women in securing the lines they And now, the new Spring Coats and Frocks are here in splendid vartety—every garment fashioned to give a smart silhouette and in the height of the mode. like to show them to you Wednesday. Sizes We would Frocks That Frankly Subdue Navy-and black Georgette models —also light and dark printed chit- fons, plain Georgette over prints and crepe silks. Honeydew, queen’s blue, new greens and other new shades. | ermine, American broadtail or © natural lynx — of charmeen— kasha, plain or tur trimmed— and travel and sports models oi mixtures. Priced $25 to $149.75. At $16.75 to $125. color Prints at 45c. yard. this week. Prints. Frocks Bedspreads Slip-Covers Colored Wash Goods —Second Floor. Over Drapes Luncheon Sets N important event is | this featuring fast- | Wm. Anderson New Spring patterns that have already established them- selves as favorites and new patterns that will have their first showing Mannequins will wear frocks made of these Wm. Anderson Suggestions: Laundry Bags Shop Floor FEXQUISITE little hand ¥& * Second made Dresses with hand- embroidered yoke or panel. z Scalloped or lace hemline. Sizes 1 and 2. 2 Infants’ Light and Medium Weight Vests, Se White Cotton Receiving Blankets, special, $1.9 Safety Straps of Webbing, tan, pink, blue. $100 Gum Rubber Sheets, yard square, $1.25 Vanta Teething Bands, wool or cotton, 50¢ Hemstitched Cambric Sheets, 42x70-Inch, $199" Hand-Woven Wool Afghans, $4.95 | Checked Nainsook Combination, 2 to 8 Years, 4% One-Piece Sleepers, frog trimmings, 2 to 10 years, I% Quilted Crib Pads, 18x34 inches, 50¢ 4 White Cambric Bloomers, rea! filet edge, 8 to 16 Yrs, $f Baby Bed Special} 79 ) iF Ivory enamel finish; decorated wood panels; woven wire spring. 23x40 in. Shop—tThird Floor. Infants’ Wednesday at 2:30 P. M. in the Music Hall] NEW SPRING FABRICS Will Be Draped on Models by MADAME BENNATI FASCINATING and instructive hour can be spent watching Madame Bennati create smart frocks by drap- ing the new Spring Fabrics on living models, and listening to her interesting talk. Sixth Floor. i €) = Glove Silk Underthings Bando-Bloomer Combinations $4.95 Bodice top and self straps. Glove Silk Union Suits $3.95 Bodice top and self straps. Glove Silk Bloomers, $2.95 each, WK Flesh, p ; ' Pictured, $16 A Few of the Lovely Styles Milanese Silk Chemise be $4.95 to $6.95 : Attractively lace trimmed. Milanese Silk: Nightgowns 4 $7.50 to $12.95 Flesh, Nile green and coral gray, platinum and navy blue. Shop—Third Floor. srt a et ‘ ai Wool Crepe de Chine Sheer, Soft, Light-Weight $1.98 A Yard "THIS delightful wool fabric has won fashion’'s approval because it meets the mode’s demand for sheerness in weave, and softness in finish. At least twenty shades making it easy to select for compose frocks. 44 inches wide. Woolens a ee Colored Border Linen Breakfast Sets At $3.20 ELLOW borders lend Springtime color to these _ Linen Breakfast Sets. Tablecloth 54x54 inches and six 14x14-inch napkins. Also all-white. Damask Cloths, $3.95 Hemstitched Damask Cloths in attractive floral and stripe patterns. Size 62x62 inches. Bath Towels Bleached Damask 25c $1.75 Yard Hemmed white double All-linen Damask in an thread Bath Towels, size assortment of floral pat- 20x40 inches. terns. 70 inches wide. Huck Towels Turkish Bath 45c Each Mats $4.95 Dozen $1.75 Hemstitched linen Two-tone Bath Mats Huck Towels in white in effective color com- z damask borders. Size binations. Size 24x29 18x31 inches. inches. Vandervoort’s Linen: Shop—Second Floor. + : on shop—second Floor Convenient New Style Wardrobe T Ie Supporters, $1.25 dozens of Notion Aprons, 39¢ 3 | ruNnKS Four garters on three-inch needs and this group Metallic stamped flora surgical elastic; satin front. offers timely suggestions designs on gum rubber. Blas . | $39 75 rec se only. Small, medium at attractive prices. yellow, rose, pink and gree® . | an arge sizes. : : ; . ’ : g > $1.25 Sterling Silver Children’s Rubber HE time to buy a $2 Venus Sanitary Thimbles 89 Aproti Trunk is the time of Petticoats, 98c SF ot sae a «year cian yest when you can find : Lightweight rubber-back- Sterling Silver Thimbles. 6-year size se | the most interesti ral crossbar muslin Petticoats. Si 8-vear size 65¢ ; 2 | interesting val- Raienihal dae izes to 12. dé . velty I ues. We predict that vou ee , | Cunning little tthe will find this special 50c and $1 Curling 15c Brook’s Glace | rm dg that children : Trunk a real purchasing Irons at 25c Thread, 6 Spools, 59¢ | “*Y colar, Oc opportunity. Round Metal Irons and Wavers. 500-yard spools. Black | 3000 Cards of ean edge. with solid steel some with French enamel sot white. No mail or phone Pearl Buttons trimmings, draw bolts. handles. Single and double ata stotae Regularly 50c to $3.00 locking device on all wavers. 15c Darning Cotton Dosen . & drawers together. For 35¢ Sew-On Hose | 3 Balls for 25c 25c Card ie from fifteen to twenty- Supporters, 19c Pair _ Imported lustrous Darn- Highly polished Ocese ae | four garments. Fancy frilled elastic Sup- ing Cotton in the new shades | Pearl Buttons in fancy and 2 Luggage Shop—Second Floor porters in pink and white. to match stockings. | plain styles for te | oe Rubber tipped Krinx Cleansing |, Tomen's and chi ldngall 2 Two-Da Omo Sanitary Aprons | Leaves of Loveliness line. 6 and 12 buttons oa © | ee , C , oe f ~~ 25c and 50c Box card. . | : ng new road, short After using facia! ' ns ) = andy Special Aprons of rubberized cloth. Krinx coniplotes the Bsc R — —_— 45c : razil Box Overstitch edge. White only. ing. eas c to ‘ | ozen 2 . m Pound....... 30c¢ Omo Sanitary Belts Negligee Garters 3 Cards for 25¢ = ! Caramel dipped brazils, 39c ; . $1.00 Ocean Pearl Button’ = milk chocolate brazils, bra- Best surgical elastic Belts Shirred ribbon Elastic in sizes from 12 to 20 Li zil bonbons. with cotton sateen center. combination colorings. Suitable for shirts and iberal Vandervoort’s Candv Pins attached. Flesh color. Flower trimmed. derwear. EC wane | Shop—First Floor. | Vandervoort’s Notions Shop—First Floor. : erms Apply: LLL SLO ETT, ceaneeesenemestnag ttaserteaaeeanemamamsetneeceetn | : a Elastic Belt Notions in a Special Group ~ For Springtime Needs PRING brings with it The last days of our HA LF-PRICE DAYS. «) Household Rubber — ~- ee | The N For Springtime Needs «i — IME to think of replenishing Springtime needs when the assortments of new Glow | : ae Silk Underwear is complete. | \ ity furniture for the living room and sunroom—HALF x

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Spe ain hy, We od. ay ee * —ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH __ TUESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 22, 1927. : ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ PAGE 9 ae ~' ig Ask Me Another! J (5 } x igs SHOW TURNS | the ois ypu of Commerce; W. F. | | os ——————_—_——_—_—_——— eee a 2 3 | O STYLE DISPLAY Gephart, vice president of the FRAI| FLENDORE FINDS a ge am a pee The New Question B Shy E First National Bank. a. tex wa 1 | ee LEPHANT AS CROWDS GROW) samuel, manager of the new Olds. | See Our Other Announcement on Page 5 Ce ar AS > ’ , ie ao 4 jg ee BE x Rae i ; > ow tte i ae ma + ! ; te oe tle: te » eerrecdeaeite a. ee 7 fe : a : 4 Oldsmobile dealers yesterday aft-| Motors Acceptance Corporation, / ~ nd Locust, From Ninth to Tenth . ‘nt ~ &, €rnoon and a banquet at Hotel} which began business with a cap- German Woman Alderman 2 >: STORE NEWS a | | * = - The really impressive thing | ‘about the United States, to a visi- | ‘tor from abroad, is not the sky-/||f gcrapers, nor the heavy traffic, | If CW oor “nor Mr. Ford,” but the widespread | jf og ge > 3 eee : —— pore last evening. ital of $3,000,000, now had $30,- Praises American Hospital a fe | eee J. : Hudson, local manager for | 000,000 capital and last year ‘ = =v and Social Welfare Work. ()' i sense of social responsibility. : | -This is the belief of Frau Olga — | Elendorf, gray-haired woman al-| t derman from Breslau, Germany, | \ ‘ ine. , & . . | - ‘Duties of the LiBeral Jewess.’’| CE Sayer Si) , : . ore i ye) d Medium Weight Vests 50¢ } ‘ Later, to a Post-Dispatch reporter, | SIS AY, | : toes , Feng - she expressed the view that “social | & ceiving Blankets, special, $ stipe : : | | “ECS, SPCCial, $1.19 1 ‘responsibility’ in the United States | : a rice e OW e ar a ue a aah ish a/b Sells ima column attend " a FO EE TOD aN Ser btwn. shoei iia ieteteridanemenelh oneness fer 8t Bree , ote - Da he oe Si ice Sa eas hitinnth wth deen hasta amaelaene - “a ‘rs a IE Reamer ere | Louis temples. , 7 . 7 : ‘ On testing | . | Works odes growth of the autgmobile financ- | , —‘Baiwa. , 7 » presided at @ meeting of | ing business, said that the General | = ND- DER Spenaut Co., Cleveland. ¢ _Corporation; R. S. Rauschkolb of | bile dealers’ paper. Pins eat He ‘ Sixth and Locust Str 3 i | THHAAY Second Floor t Streets, St. Louis Second Floor |\\vnitea Hevrew Temple, Skinker, yi ii P . T ’ " road and Wydown boulevard before | WY | resents a New Collection of 1200 Jewish women from four St. | | . Eee Frau Elendorf spoke on “The! | TO NN ES OS le CS ONS RR en a WY C4 “it ey Wares yar Ye A i heh ei ie ithe ate 2 bites ollie tet ei ee cine a een oo a a SNE ae det HE eae ere > , “ OME ah om, Nace: Sv meets watery oa a a CLIC AI A KI I AAAI ETB 9 3 P | 95 , ' iy 4 is is touring this country, studying \ ——_ é . . f yy ’ sh ; decorated wood - > ‘social welfare methods. Her next | ~ spring. 23x40 in. Georgettes’ Beaatifal Printed Crepes 'stop will be Hull House, Chicago, | | HE Downstairs Store Lamp Department is rapidly gaining a most ts’ Shop—Third Floor. where she will visit dane Addams. ‘ : : : : | % . Germany is getting slowly to her enviable reputation for unusual values—this is an event you will — he, NET agate im Glorious colors — refreshingly new [I er cee tO vconn tore be want to take advantage of, when you note the values, which are il | | styles—bounteous selections to choose ||| fore the country recovers from the greater than any similar sale has provided in many months. We believe from—and unsurpassed value—just $16, |] “3h, ade 1st 5 panacea that those who attend this sale are sure to share our enthusiasm. the Musié Hal sr re} ” / , y 4 7 2y every fifth inhabitant, through | Th SIX STYLES—a ll trat d ith _ BRICS | : Pett i . , i6é ' necessity. This means, Frau Elen-| ere are &§ 1ustra - —e1l1iner | HWW AA BS S; f meee Secated, tet te Breslau, a| 7 BRIDGE OR JUNIOR—made of attractive turned e's! f } j ’ “VO , a roximately 2U,- r ° 2 . . enctiatees 000 ao a | i) ‘\\ wood and finished in rich POLYCHROME effects. lodels by : S| la) | f : i Aaae iat xi/i ERAT INAX\ | ; we. are covering,’ she said. SRA it . oe NATI ! Bao fa\/2e8 aS Stout Women “The ie ita fc Saat met | | We suggest that you plan to be here Wednesday morning at 9 o’clock when the ) ‘ | [|| i CIE | AS | fh ihe selling begins. West Elevators Direct to the Downstairs Store Lamp Department. “Gna. EEE a ON Gorgeous Flat Crepes a, a ee ee ee ee eee cannons 4 i pa aeolian pha Ni Saige digiereeiwse = pages fe can magento aenoee | den upon us, but we are glad it : hh b a i | i i ANE l/s | went through. It saved Germany at HY | nae 3 ee our can be spent ~ eh ae ‘a crucial moment. All we want | Aiggecseaseze@eee, 200 Wrought Iron Bases | 225 Wrought Iron Bases now is peace in Europe. Germany smart frocks by drap- & ae. Regular-Size Women | 22", \ mr. . . : mantel eral attractive styles of of Georgette and em- : 3 : : R t. ht sapv0mo eer vesatvts enaerrippeneeterereNee' Or eee tietat @ / & Milanese Silk Chemise 3 DWE ~ | rayon-mixed materials— broidered motifs—all are $4.95 to $6.95 ; | | all are lined—come in lined and come in at- Attractively lace trimmed. | >| ) lovely colorings. tractive patterns. Milanese Silk Nightgowns Drufrock-Litton : $7.84 ac S3SS | at PGS $7.50 to $12.95 = | Flesh, Nile green and coral. | Fourth & St. Charles E | Beautiful Georgette | A wonderful assort- : | / Only 50 of Shades lined and inter- | ment of high-grade these wrought : lined—many styles—have Shades of Georgette — iron Standards ruching at top and bot- lined and _ interlined— with marble § [.. tom. finished with ruching. | bases—junior or ae Junior Shades at $2.97 These Shades are made of attractive rayon-mixed materials and you may choose from many different — styles—splendid values. oP RE cata pata ery SA Rett kgs ate EN eh ey gata d St eR ie Bn a ee ella My oe een he ew rl Trai, ial ays hnae ad ee Te ee * rma’ ee be em te ey aap eres ew Pw | : Wy Bridge Shades in sev- Fringed Bridge Shades — i eat BN o aie Ae a ne oy a le neal 7s » “ a . a 2 et el s, $2.95 move EF Furniture at Half Price rd Floor gt a ee - a pane ee ae —" LA te . * me og During the Last Days of Our Semi-Annual Furniture Sale / The last days of our Semi-Annual Furniture Sale are Not everything—bu¢ enough furniture to furnish a HALF-PRICE DAYS. Thousands of dollars’ worth of few dozen homes—half price! Broken lots, discontinued quality furniture for the living room, dining room, bed- patterns, sample suites without stocks to replace them, odd room and sunroom—HALF PRICE! bedroom pieces, etc.—Half Price! Bedroom Furniture—Half Off! $270— Six-piece Suite, light French walnut 1/ Off! veneered, triple-mirror vanity, large eA ad wardrobe, full-size bed chair, bench $135 and night stand, now $ )___ Five-piece Suite, veneered in French tee walnut, triple-mirror vanity, chiffo- $145 e rette, twin beds and night stand, now —— ee ee eS eR eT ta Ui Pee Te tition ae eel ee ‘Downstairs Btora) 6] -Mixed Sati 7. a a Women’s Newest Footwear Special 59c Yard $990 THIS fabric comes in beautiful colorings, mostly all solid shades—suitable for making slips, sports wear, etc. Specially priced for Wednesday. AN attractive assortment of ‘ ° c ’ : pumps, fancy Oxfords and English. Prints “ 30’Clock Special ) cbideas) ee Sai Me _. High-grade Suite of ¢enuine mahog- 5000 Cards of Ocean : che ) mari! }, 3300 any, nine pieces, extra-long buffet, p + | ” af it Al extension table, six side chairs and Ps Pearl apeenery a. | a A | OM YE Poa i ha { ) one armchair, seats and backs uphol- $150 egularly 50c to $J. , ! -tvy Ot M1. we stered in tapestry, now Dozen & ili a = - _— nein sen o o ao ee - Parte ht me w ‘ mA . = Cees 2S TO RCE: tage Ne ~ CE Tt AO OM NI Ma Mee meee we sea "re 2 te ms nar ~ ie Cot Gt aR AL i _ “8 Pk doce tee 4 at at, wk ad we ithitta el been spill ity apn —~ wmris ee a OO EER AER Ne een, eet ~ Wednesday’s Offerings Afford Splendid Savings in the | March Saleof Curtainsand Rugs 45-Inch Fringed Panels | 9x12 Axminster Rugs At wi es and val Each | | At $9594 Attractive shadow lace and filet weave Curtains in a Standard grade Axminster Rugs in the newest patterns large variety of excellent patterns—all have scalloped in allover and medallion effects—this is a good op- bottoms, trimmed with rayon fringe. They come in the | portunity to select a splendid wearing Rug at a great aking “Gat ae meate ry as Best 2 Ci moapas i si PS goes OL OM Ba Bae et ee eT 1h Tae —_ Lt ee tei et cetaraaaaaaa ——- ee tT ee atitinis:: 0038 oe oe he se aes | : | Ruffled Curtains |. Drapery Damask 9x12 Wilton Rugs 9x12 Velvet Rugs Regularly 20c to 45c i} | == un ihvin OF. re —— a —— pepe $150 a 47 $ . 40 D ie ee fo oS see char, covered, in Back and gold silk Gy 5G) ase 1 LO /. | =e A) G3cse © 8]AT vod = 83440 84.797 3 Cards for 25c i & f ~< —— xe $ 190— Fireside Chair with an extremely = Ocean Pearl Buttons 1 | i ents a, : =$ tall headrest back, covered in black i a sizes from 12 to 20 line. ff. (Qt eee and. geld ilk velour, flees cushion, 95 :| Made of crossbar scrim Beautiful, lustrous, Wilton Velvet Rugs in _ A lot of heavy, seamfess, ngs. Suitable for shirts and un- § ng now $95 | with two-inch ruffle on a aber ae in me eh Saeer —— rn jute Velvet Rugs in all- derwear. ae oC aa _—* side and bottom—tie-backs striped or figured pat- | terns and colorings—a over and scroll patterns; ia 5 las ave ' a 7 ; " . . . “gg . Davenport Tables—Half Price! included—suitable for bed- terns — 45-inches wide — | are seamless—fringed or all are finished with fringe, First Floor. | ett Solo —————— — | sae igen Reed and Fiber Furniture—Half Price! | room, bathroom etc. very special. | plain ends. (Dewnateira Giniawaal nema Ae . on ee ys Sea = Re be i a

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[tay a % ¥ s 3 j > 7 k a3 9 ‘2 Si gar c , > 3 as 3 i 9 ‘ ¢ z % Le ; Bi : ; ie ape] ai 4 “ : oe 3 - oq . 2. : * > . 9 - ’ 7 £ 4 : } ie i : : f 4 v& ‘ + Beee = 2 2 5 iat i 3% aes s = a eS: ek BN 38 es bg be PER : bak by ¢ at me Yi e ¥ “ : *] ¢ * = be Fes aS eg PAGE 10. __ __ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH___ a SVeeCeCvVeweevueeue Veer li eer ey eee verevewerevers 6 Oa e VEU SUS eee eee we + tw eweee | BE PREPARED! | De a AeAe There comes a time with all of us when an ex- : C it? We i 3 traordinary expense arises. Can you meet it: E 4 are here to help you meet such emetgencies; you E 4 may borrow for any worthy purpose and repay us i si in small, regular amounts. All transactions are F 4 confidential. F : é | Surety LOAN AND THRIFT CO. [ 3 CITY CLUB BLDG. 1022 LOCUST ST. & -! OPEN MONDAYS UNTIL 7 P. M. i: rrr LAA RAR PAEROR OA } erry yt tyr The POST-DISPATCH Regularly prints MORE WANT ADS than ALL the other St. Louis newspapers COMBINED. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ = STL TUESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 22, 1927 A TURF FOLLOWER ENDS LIFE. ‘Capt. Ranolf Innis- Taylor Found | + Shot in New Orleans. By the Associated Press | NEW ORLEANS, La., Feb. 22.— | Capt. Ranolf Innis-Taylor of Tor- | onto, sportsman and editor, js | dead at a hospital from a bullet | wound through the head, He was found dving by the manager of | his hotel. A small pistol lay at! his side bg aylor was well known in racing} circles-and was said to have lost | heavily at the track here recently. | For many yé a magazine : sports. He was a tenn! is player of | note and had promot ed and man- | aged several of the annual meee” dian tournaments. 606-08 Waihienton Prva elt thre to Sixth Street | Sale! Spring Dresses ©. ase, ® | $695 At an amazing price. ..such wonderful! Dresses were never:-intended to sel! at only $6.95. But a wonderful purchase brings these marvelous Dresses to you at just that price. There are tiered, bloused and straightline modes... .and two-piece styles in wide variety. Choose them in your favorite colors or in gorgeous color combi- nations. 100 CRISP NEW PARTY FROCKS INCLUDED Taffetas : Georgettes : Crepes Kline’s Basement $6.95 Every Spring Shade and Plenty of Navy hi ee Fier * 3 Exceptional Values! Special purchases just unpacke e ~ | 7 PAA rye , , y bok Be ‘* : ; tf . . » IE Ag SFP a oS : ) a Me t* 2 ; A " 7 . 7 . , _ cz . - ‘4 bs . . . e « a % Ae ~ at ~ Me Pe j 4 ay ' ge Ee aaa ae £ ad : iid an Fe 4 : / - ah AS ball } . a Kal : * thet’ ‘F . . Pay of Se : ; s :* = = ; \ C Sie ) - ‘Or? - io “- . Then ’ ‘ j : fe. rae ds | r j ‘ es LOFT 8 : “ F , | “aoe f°, } " ; i . ye. OO. ' f oo73 > ~ : . Dd 4 . ‘ - i Sete py V My? al ’ J *. a a es oft. fides . liegecte Ss F24 . se , i wm ee t- ae ‘ 4 a : . . —~ ~ “ Me ;, . ifs 8 sy aay : Au yeasts, oc at Y Bi . ie Figo Sede. Me 4 . i. bee: os , : ah De de ee J eed i é. 4 Fy *Seee* See ; i ; eS ; " Ney ‘ . ; ™ . ~ . Swagger models w snug fitting , , ’ - ip etn jackets - tha y lave nN [) Wests f ldarmMmoni=ze nasnate Ey Suit 1s taun’ al be r Also ‘nat VO mater OAKIrts x - “i\2 . aay Are Ready: rae S me G h es Four of the af ‘. Models at . te 2s Are fig O tripe Rice Sketched Ji 7; R 4: Ve Biy : wa ae Silk Stockin S i + . ” of ) complete selec tion of this hey possess eo zift of beauty mn every pair “Yo ann 1200 “a New Handmade Lingerie a ‘+ ‘ Pizil > ms « . ‘ 4 [Uli TaSiHROeNeU ; 98° ars Taylor conducted | devoted to mpunterigse RE ae — Fe EE iene eeateeeienenteaneNte-nssnesasanngeioeninyanentintestoneseinraoatadap-stgiyesianpeasunaranesss =e a ES LT ee a ee SR eee neta msc - irae agpantin WeG “ _-_We Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps * eo cies a hm erg - Open Wedrnday—You Will Mae Remarkable Choice a [tie Time Is im Tel ' i hd i i Th (1 | in n h atm T rac Ci L Ue UU Ti it AS ULE GF IY i New Hand-Embroidered Styles c 2 Extraordinary Values, Even tor Our February Very Newest Types of Offered at Serres Tha | e : Be Super-Value-Giving Campaign—At This Price y Odd Chairs Extra Special at | 1388 iC A new shipment of the Chairs “ER that were chosen so eagerly a 5 --Bshort time ago. Four styles— ; 3 for $3.50 ‘Twelve Smart New Styles € The purchasing advantages this Basement Store can command again have made possible an event of ; ; ‘ ] d in cretonne, in the most exceptional interest—offering 10,000 new a rine capestry — in tapestry a: : : ‘ 4 j our, or Gingham Dresses at a price that’s really amazing, ee | a eer “loon wih Some aa considering their quality and styling. Such f/f \ gM florer motif. seal . t details as the tubfast ginghams, the deep I \- = hems, the French-fold or tape-bound seams x4 o “% “ —-the smart flares, kick-pleats, tiers, scal- lops and embroidery—will convince | A 5 | every woman and miss who views : hy) AR | these garments that it would be ——! ei highly advisabl ] sate it Sa: “" | ighly advisable to select a supply | i. on S p A Se se ae s 2 Love eats oe of them Wednesday—even six Pees || | | ae Very Spe- ae or more. erases | j Hae 9 E. cial at..... $1 18.50 3 — * : | } - | | $. elf @€ Damask or tapestry covered | ; Dresses Desirable for | | a, +, @MH Love Seats in a charming style | -"™ é ia | + ea —strongly built and fitted with — | Home or Street Wear Ze ¢ ae — | BR down-filled loose cushions. | a The sort that you need all year ’round Sissensesscss Wy aa sal ae Coxwell Chairs | and can wear many places in Summer. == HiT ae « Comfortable Chairs for the | Of excellent quality ginghams in $3 | 5 9B living room or library. Strong- | A peach, honey, rose, heliotrope, = a“ ly built, fitted with down-filled five > . cushion and covered with tap- . gh Remark- $59.50 ) - Purniture soctiesuiimaal Fieer + tangerine, green, pink and 3: blue—colors that will re- main fresh and clear after many tubbings. ; : No Mail or Phone P Zz : : | A Positive Saving | > Orders Will Be ti \ (trea Acce ted $ lov [Pte ao ee ai iia] atti) Special, pair. match. Extra special. yard ee : | Le Wie Haat | - Rayon Moh t. f i 36-Inch Remnants Lace Curtains ala ori Se a | Woven Tissues Sy. | : Mes ~ - ics in ai suet an || = —ot reversible terry cloth, in bright Filet and shadow oe Curtains in remnant lengths of 1 to 5 yards. Fast ssa Senese. of ee qa ; re SUE colors and designs. For door and — hgures. In beige tint—with color. Very special, lengths of 2 to 7 yards. Checks, : | We \ WHITE: window hangings. Extra scalloped edge. $I 59 yard... 39c¢ - plaids, etc. Special, yard. ...-. 7% ? NS EES ES ee 39c¢ | ee ee eeu ° ee ee es “ e | ¥ Curtain Voile CcOmmaes “= Unbleached Pepperell . 4 _o—in lengths up to ro yards. For Ideal for undergarments—in peach, lengths of 2 to 714 yards. I ' Ecru ground Curtain Voile for mak- draperies, coverings, etc. Many pink, orchid and white; 31 15 many purposes. Extra ing sash and long curtains. 12 pieces match. Excess inches wide. The yard....... C warue, yard. ........bscccese ati Special values at, yard... C | values. Bae a ae 22¢ a " 36-inch Dra Velour in t] 36-inch Cotton Satinay, special, yard. . a pery ur remnant lengths, ve ps see 69c 40-inch Voile ~~ plain shades, yard. comes alnaenas lie. Junior Model Magnavox, rec \ Basement Ecenemy Stere id Basement nd’ #UNior, complete equipped. .

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kable Choice of race ery) LW VISIT S Domesti c Section— st: Sets SJ) .66 linen Breakfast Sets, with 54x54 tching napkins. In plaid effects - Colorfast. Kitchen Toweling Part-linen bleached Toweling in rem- Mant lengths of 1 to 7 yards. With colored border. Special. yara es ae 10c : Woven Tissues 2-inch fabric of sheer quality, in lengths of 2 to 7 yards. Checks, °19¢ Plaids, etc. Special, yard. . 90-Inch ccting Unbleached Pepperell Sheeting {5 lengths of 2 to 7', yards. Ideal for many purposes. Extra ; value, yard | 39 og SRS SSeS 28e ae, We . . 15 -FTe @ewuts 2&2 2ys = _.ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH —_— > We Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps—Few Restricted Articles Excepted OPERATED BY THE MAY 30. | FAMOUS -BARR CO. COMPANY THE MAY Co. THE MAY CO. FAMOUS-BARR CO. M. O’NEIL CO. THE MAY CO. Los Angeles Denver St. Louis Akron Cleveland TUESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 22. 1997 Irie Time Is Growing Short in Which to Share the Many Super-Values Offered in the February FURNITURE SALE Very Newest I'ypes of High-Quality Suites and Odd Pieces Are Offered at Savings That teas Immediate Choice Most Advantageous Odd Chairs Extra Special at 138 {A new shipment of the Chairs Hat were chosen so eagerly a wort time ago. Four styles— sistered in cretonne, in gtine tapestry—-in tapestry sombined with plain velour, or m plain velour with a large florer motif. Love Seats cla. . $118.50 Damask or tapestry covered dere Seats in a charming style sttrongly built and fitted with -filled loose cushions. Coxwell Chairs | 4 Comfortable Chairs for the room or library. Strong- poate fitted with down-filled on and covered with t&p- = $59.50 iture etapa & Fleor + - * “Normandie” Suites | | Very oo apame $ ae |. @ Walnut and curly maple are combined in this charming . new Bedroom Suite—a super-value in the February Sale. Antique green borders, and floral decorations in subdued colorings add unusual individuality to the design—and the dresser and wardrobe ‘are lined with aromatic red cedar. Oy Living-Room New Kroehler Suites Suites Extreme Value at Far Underpriced— $189.50 $189.75 | Divan, wing chair and low- Roomy comfortable daven- | backed chair in mohair with port that opens to a full-sized velour outside backs and. bed, chair and wing chair sides, and full-web construc- compose these new Kroehler tion. Loose cushions are lin- Suites—upholstered in excel- en frieze in a rich pattern. lent quality mohair. va , 1) ‘mat Dining Suites Unusual to Secure for... a A buffet, china cabinet, table, server, five chairs and an armchair, with tap- estry seats; built of walnut and hard- wood—and designed to please those who demand artistic home appointments. Furniture Section—“eventh Floor A Positive Saving to Be Effected on These Attractive Czecho-Slovakian China Sets ==gee/ —uine Czecho- Slovakian Ware are offered i" in two extremely effective new pat- 100-Piece $ ; Dinner Sets... @ These handsome 100-piece Sets of gen- terns—one pictured. They include bread and butter plates and fast- stand sauceboat. This is one of the super-values in the February Sale. * Chinn Section—TFifth Floor To Broaden Your “Home Horizon’’—Secure One of the “Berkeley” Magnavox Latest Five-Tube Radio Sets F \ . on ai / ait : ; a ; Wh Wy as rl $ tH PN w qt Regularly eu ti IF —— Wed ; $280—for. hom hi) Woe ate amy ti | | JE ih hal ‘ | : MI OAS it _ aN @ To keep “in touch” and “up to date ha — | with the world, you and your family néed en | 1 ft? | a Radio—and it will be the greatest satis- et 4 ih : Hl : faction to secure a Set that ygu KNOW if | i : will pertorm splendidiy—at a saving mr | | that’s remarkably worth while. These ie | | | have the handy single-dial control—and Hi , Pt Te eee —— Junior, complete equipped an Ee) Junior Mode] Magnavox, special, $29.7 (9 of your set. the handsome Berkeley cabinet. Berkeley, Complete R Jarly $315.85—for : $ l 45 Ready to install—with five tubes, B,. C anc storage batteries, and acrial kit—every acces- sory of a high grade that increases the value g 4 —— rhe i 3 Radie Section—Sixrth Floor ni Pine $50.75 LB Fill Springtime Requirements in The Curtain Sale —Offering the Most Charming New Kinds at Very Worth-While Savings Curtains Special, Set $9.95 @ Ivory-tinted voile, in- serted colored bands, and full ruffles make a com- bination that will make any window worthy of Springtime. Double - ruf- fled valances and tie-backs complete the set. Irish Curtains Special Value, Pair $7.50 rish Point Curtains, made of very durable quality net — this group offers a choice of four new pat- terns. Drapery Damask $2.50 Value, Yard $1.25 “Striped and figured pat- terns in this fabric would be effective in _ living rooms, dining rooms or sunrooms. 45 inches wide. 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X PAGE 12. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH meals mmm Pare Tam sy ee a | Cartoon f Famous~ Barr Cos Febru 5 Values Far Out of the Ordinary are Daily Demonstra- istri ; of Merchandi : ; : : mie . ae Retail in Missouri and the West tions of Our Dominance in Merchandising in St. Louis 1927_ _ TUESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 22, sghde> ss - fee Re e = "i ‘ - . Dt dents Pepe OME Gs. “ a 3 Mage Om lon tie pent SRR SN trios ait he me “ . orale ee ed ~ 8 Re an + ihe aM hy in eee ——e ae ng pe “PART TWO — ee ways Se ints w; org 01 ge ream $1, LOUIS TRANSIT Jewelry N oveltieg LLS HELD UIP IN Newest Kinds—in Special Grot aa | HOUSE COMMITTEE Oc $ 1:22 >’ * u) - Chairman ‘Charles Albrecht}! a pe Says He Is Keeping € The Jewelry that will complete the whole smart of. : a Enabling Measure for Spring costumes may be selected at unusual | Amendment by Heege. ” +3 — oe ~ Beginning Wednesday—the Super-Value-Giving February Offering ot "Shirls & Blouses 6000 of Them—in Spring Patterns—All With Collar Attached Values That Are Very Unusual Shirts at A New Purchase oft Attractive Spr ing Hand Bag S Breeches, Peamiil —They'll Be Eagerly Chosen at Sewetee Gaal - 3C $ 8c 3 ay Supply Your Spring Needs in = Chiffon Taffeta — these very special groups. And these are the highly approved: Bead Necklaces, Wrap- Around Artificial Pearl Neck- laces, Hat Ornaments. “s » wy! | AQ Blouses at 24 Wrap-Around Artificisls | Bracelets, Slave. Beas. FINALLY REPORTS ON ONE-MAN CARS | But Service-at-Cost Repeal Remains Tied Up—City Delegation Pointed Out Need for Speed. apnea ir Sa icin! na litt op» @ An event that offers the increas- ingly popular “Mayboy” Blouses and Shirts at less than regulaz prices should certainly mean that Are hundreds of lads’ pcos Sasary , Summer needs will be filled Wed- Tip) a ae ee —— wy ra K Cec Bie a PR Ake ee ne. ey lates. Laake? 9 ” . . spies stints mgr Dm aceeine-dakeere aes - 4 : ain re Ps . 7 ‘ ae : “ ray ene, ews a PAG? MRA eg to bs Dee Fe AY AMR (fe RAR gy, Ress cred’ 3 bps over anti hRepresent- | . of St. Louis iting any pow-} ~~ , " ae = (iA Ba 2 A. en _ A ow PMR. Sh SEMIS saihes yao apntpis a ee ek i ee fii — iP : FF ¥ _— 7 w “ 7 54 Inches , Wide, Yard... The Annual Sale of Sample and Specially Purchased Groups of ide, ar Wednesday's “Baby Day” Specials Feature Handmade Dresses In Sizes 6 Months to 2-Years $1.50 Value... 4s \ @ Hand embroidery, fine tucks and brier wy , ’ : . : lA) stitching on soft white batiste. Wide hems .. ys 45 and lace-edged neck and sleeve bands on | | 7 every one. Think of obtaining them for 95c! Z 3 ¥ a vs . Es i aa p we ORES PCE EY AONESS AS Ae INES aR BOTAN Cys Tele ste : : Bors’ Furnishing Section—Second Floer . Me =—_—_ Spring Fabri the bill; the liouse. @ Exceptional style fabrics for the short-coat suits so m Gne-amendment was adepied ul in vogue for women and misses. 2% yards is all that ' | tee at ‘the request | oF average person requires for a suit. Ina wide variety of ca ‘tnege @ member. al the bill combinations, there new novelty tweeds are most desirable na A it favorabls lt bare Woo! Goods Section—Third Fix the cite. in establishing 2 Bene . district f¢ onstruction of a rapa ‘ . « 7 . transit svstey from levying any Q) (J S net ) ssmi-e nts on nroperty . : “ yutside ° eit boundaries Mercerized White Vo : Larly Action Urged was voted out favorably —A mong the Spring Weaves in White @ »» \\ commitee sm mediately atten Friday night AM ON LON AE LE AE RSDP EN Ny SN | Sey Leap i ae per y - x ‘ —Newest Styles for Women, Misses and Juniors—Most Exceptional at .as urged ar. aS loption of the bi st ine Pari st Lonis eity off.- OSc 1: Vi als, members of the Rapid Tram —————— — =m = * mittee of the Board of) Aa Nath: l_ouisans. No y Ty : . : ’ * > P a PPOsitio- fered td the (bili € Many are now interested in such fabrics as this: por Far! tion was ureed Beene Mercerized White Voile—a very beautiful fine weave@ the liinited time remeinine sal will launder well; 40 inches wide. kes te put a ‘hrougth beth houses Plain or figured | All-white striped and fig- Bese tate dane . commiktes. ae ured Madras, 32 inches 5 es Alpaca, 36 in. 7-7 EP ie Heuse lie ae wide; yard _79¢ Lhstrous finish, ¥. all a es tating thle Relea White Goods Section—Thit Infants’ Vanta Shirts Double or single breasted—of wool-and-cotton- mixed yarns—medium weight. Sizes to 50c 212 years; 75c value..... 59c Wrappers —and Gowns, of fleeced white cot- ton flannelette, trimmed in pink or blue. Gowns all white. In- - fants’ size: each 49¢ Zimmerli Bands $1.50 and $1.75 Bands imported from Switzerland—and made of gauze-weight silk and wool: 89 sizes to 2 years, each 3 $5.95 High Chairs Ivory - enameled Chairs with high back : ss | $1.50 Creepers Fast-color chambray and broad- cloth. Also white dimity and crepe. Many embroidered or smocked: 6 months to 95 ': ys, aes 75¢ Baby Blankets Pink, light blue or white Blankets with wide-striped borders 45 dC @ Unsurpassed selection of individually styled, better quality Sptfing Coats is presented in this annual event. . Appreciation of the extreme . e e values has been expressed again and again since the sale started—and new purchases and sample croups have been added from time to time so that Wednesday's choice will arouse the same enthusiasm. holding up the - Dik Trepea street railway ° ¥. er i which would . d S tte biock adontion of the pending S$t. New Printe o1ese ‘ Louis rjinanee refranchising the : : = inited Railwat ‘o. for 30 years ea basis, al- * voted out favorably tee in the game ges- ¢@ rapid tranaift bill eos ~;~~, a ” ea = aT, 3 Pa a” 2 “ a -a*-Cost and shell-stitched edges; ea. . Taylor Tongues Hele ie Handles for the “Taylor Tots.” Will also fit “Go Bi Bi.” strong and wel] fin- ished: : each.... 09¢ “Go Bi-Bi” A Taylor play toy, with horse’s head and Guiding post. Rubber- tired wheels: $3.50 value Garments and Accessories $2.50 to $14.95 Kinds At a Saving of /2 Soiled dresses, coats. silk wrappers, bibs, robes, blankets, gowns and other garments. Supple casha and twill Coats, models of , gleaming satin and smart faitlle—Coats of a ae. “eodine | ae new sports weaves. In navy and black— tray. Safety strap: bog ae . . offered QS Pe WN 2008322 oo a - , and all the newest colors. a $4.85 ac Sane | || od Le committee and rm. nreider ot ; bill, Imdi- be taken og | to compel House un- % @ The tiny flower and other patterns in these new ° “Soiesette” prints will look charming made into dainty @ frocks for Spring and Summer. White or black grounds, #2 colorings. Wash Goods Section—Teis ’ R re a peachy ct ite Lime a ae neat OES: ‘_, SL SS TSS PAE I AR ES OL comme ree peranen ot | Rate SaaS Rate ? ay tithe Women's sizes 34 to 44 . * * ae " nf ‘ . ’ |e ee 4 * (5 : : a ; 5 ‘ : & “4 oa ae “ , 4 A - ro : be , rs ce ; rte $1.95 Doz. Diapers Passes ae EE RESO TS | Ss SAN Pie Qe E ot Misses Sizes 14 to 18 years os Ommittee Action Sanitary packages of ba Kxtra- _ 7 reports to be made Red Star, 27x27-inch i sat executive . ge of committees and then hemmed Diapers — LiLiae Tee i- very absorb- $ | 69 erit, pkg... ° o See ; ida night its of fi- PNeyge):. a ee a Section—Third Floor Be ov COmmit-. ,?¢ «i and $ . 25 eo wad Bt — *: Sy = E iti, eS, regtulat-. @ Women requiring in sizes 46, 48 and 50, in Doubt. Juniors sizes 13 to Extra sizes 42! to ‘ jee dl : : Pi a 5 4 sap me ‘ past ty . as : Pray: J OF pS es a a ae Sa ee Bey ee ~~ > eh = enrnie “S pew 7 NE ee ee ae ee ee eo wut . ’ a, BEEPS I i Rabe Ra eet AMR. ee IME i we a ‘2 i ROS 2 ? “os, rs er mi en ¥ met Rn a ne ee eee Fourth Floor For Women Who Take Pride in Their Table Linen Crash Table Sets cret for becoming a good hostess, and your table $9.98 will look delectable indeed with one of these a!]- Save on Notions—Wednesday os An Attractive Set for A One-Day Opportunity to Supply Needs for Many Weeks to Come @ “Dressing” the table is no small part of the se- . . . . « RE aS Coteyrens rene Ae PBUH AP HP aN oi EMR oe HE Dating 8 tne Go ly eae hg <<? Bhatia ay ne we eee FR NY er 2c Wi atte a OE aR rete RR WA paeee non. 4 2 ON Sy Oo le ae i aR aS ouadeid Tu on a om Oe WIA Se * sat Vidi Res ae eh Sa HL ae 9 doe Same a * AL thr ote ot 9 free ances 7 car * SEE ROR ah SE any * be We ry Ney Mi he pe. HORE ¢ waited age Sty - big nee mkip Sa eee oe ene ape eg eR ama me = se peters ee ete "a Oe ee Oe <5 2S ae ee oe tract 4 . P “ e be et hy ‘ . , . “ eh a ae a ee ee Js perceaane cgi, hh : " / a , ¥ Ne ‘ a oe 4 =" ane es ae fae pore tce sen 3 Fae. CE ee ee gy om : Be sean . . oe buat " e sof” b " a Foe: Rs peta Sayin go rt SU Sg at a ae ot ee ER: AN Pee fagte MO A . . MeSne as 0 m - ¥ leer Fa AG ; 2 ce <p fa) er ee ae Z a * ie r si ne: rs ™ Be oes ERbt ata tye HR 28 mY oe ae iy Fe tes orb g 3 . ia RRA eal, Se IR pein "f . » tel aN ANN ae HD BP en TE EN PN ed a Mie alles Gad, aa) og Sah gpg” mers septanet |. at ee ine pete ess ae Vs aa ne $1.25 Sanitary Step-Ins Of serviceable fine checked voile, neatly lace-trimrmféd rub- ber inserts, medium and R90c¢ large sizes; each c $1.69 Mattress Covers Of heavy unbleached muslin. full size with wide gusset snap fasteners: | $1.25 Five yards in each pack- age, very soft, durable quality; 27c ZiC package. Shinola Sets Shinola Home Sets. consisting of Shinola, wool brush and bristle dauber in : box: complete 20¢ 35c Clark’s Thread roo-yard spools of John J. Clark’s Thread, White only, sizes 40 to 8o: dozen 23¢ —— — — —_—— —_ $1 Tea Aprons Fancy Tea Aprons, all- gum rubber. ruffled. with pockets. Full size. 69 i various colors: ea. c Lt tet tek tite tt 35¢ Sanitary Aprons, al] gum 60c Shears, all steel - 25c Nail and Sink Brushes 35¢ Elastic Sanitary Belts | 55¢ dozen Coats’ Colored Thread. _ 10c “‘Baby Dimples’’ Safety Pins Sc Nye'’s Machine Oi] ..___- eee oC S5¢ dozen Basting Thread, 250-yd. Spools, 3 for 10c 85c Boston Bags Best quality leatherette in th large size, strap closing, 58 Wednesday at od C 75c Wash Cloths | eee Box of six, assorted colors. scalloped edges: excel- 50c lent Terry cloth; box. $2 Brassieres Kleinert’s make, all-net. in sizes from 34 to 46. $] 59 dD 1.0 Special at 90c Sanitary Napkins Imported English Napkins, Southall make, ring 49c¢ nds: dozen $1.50 Dress Protectors Of tency cretonne, full length, Snap closjng, various’ SI 10 colors; each ° 50c Fancy Garters | Shirred, satin ribbons, import- ed and domestic made. 35c fancy trimmed; pair ‘ Netion Section—Wain Fleer linen Crash Sets with fancy colored borders. nd 6 napkins to match. Bath Towels Bleached, hemmed Turkish Towels with colored border. or all white. 20x40- 29¢ inch size §5x70-1nch cloth Breakfast Cloths All-linen Breakfast Cloth with colored border; soxso- $I inch size at Linen Section—Third Floor many of these crisp, atttaesy binding, belts and Blue, rose, green < shades. — House Dress Section—Thiee 7 eee i 7 ae 2100 Men's Pajamas | Of Spring and Summer Fabrics—Special at @ It's not oftem that well-made Pajamas of imported English cotton broadcloth, checked rayon, madras and other fabrics of equally excellent quality, are offered at this low price. All sizes, with rayon frogs and the favored small collars. New checks, stripes and plain colors —the kinds men and young men like for Spring and Summer. Men's Furnishings Section— Main Fleer new Gingham styles 3 | with side or kick pleats, = ittee, said pas- 1t-cost repeal lieption of the ™ nee and undo’! e¥- beet? deme on it. ich tion would put the | negotiations back where | aco and pending reorganization sto stand- “d two “gr ed fia} “say “rTmany 10 Dynamite Ports. 7. 2 ' t» “° (ce inant tee t{309- th east«~ & ogi Tis “a Foose . ‘Ae “ee . ere the 1 nda2ag@a- : : t» 3 tieo o* iz « agreed: ain four re

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TWO == et ; ae , ) a _ PART ‘ “ryy a “4 rqvry yy: fe "ees ate * oe % : s SSnanEEEEEEnEEEmnenen —- et Ee ann a a SL. LOUIS, TUESDAY EVENING, FEBRU ARY 22. 1997 og Rathi ne: Hie ty. Mi * a ee er a eee "ee ea 4 “ast SL ne eta OR * wt ¥ be “s ee “e teas "Restricted Arica Seah | di. OUI TRANSIT ey ext of President Coolidge’s Address on George Washington Pie 3 i WASHINGTON. Feb. 22 , ettctie ae oo | toes g tins See ane SORT OC: ee Pecervee ings. Wisely chosen, the rise in ° - 7 Oc {) 4 : / " o «, 1? : " : ha ; ‘e ' ‘ ; :4 . 4 bd g MEAOWING is, the text of We ail snat in the benefits Value of which amounted in no S essential that pubite opinion | Y Ove t1es President Coolidges ag ? “WM@ch accrued from ej sinall degree for his fortune . a ‘s snould be enlightened.” 9 ; és Hie desired his system of edu- | 4 ‘ - * a es ee ee YR A RE RRR ie pags pe? ae iat a sf oe Bestets ~ s = es Ly : ( lear ‘ ision of Religion. . a 2 ]e ft practi; ~U! fhe ete 7c Soe ager x SEES om Se ae Dey: Beano see , ' 1 j ae ee Se “ been. ; oR a It was with the same clear | ‘ > +e 5T fais ee ee eternally a cata ian ye gs aaet » « il oat ssp WY Od eS , AD - 8. srg te " are . ‘ io IO eee ERIN LE LR ES AO a A eg. Re PRONE 2 FO! Ie 2 PRD LOE eer te iy record, al in promotion Says He Is Keeping George Washington. Wher PRR Cks : . omer $ : 9 eloquently expounded, an the building up and develop- oS |, SMM aia 3 po aa Be aaa Rie a Be, | ‘a ‘ ‘a Seame Nptaeos: PRS BER ON : Vision that he looked upon re- . a the whole smart effect of there sre those . oe iy } . ° oe aitue Consider 1IRD ls aS ¢ lia j ert yf » VA parts fF ¢the coiun.e ‘ seat : = - Mon, od > “A y: * > * © se te x “0 unusual Savings f Enabling Measure for Ordered liberty, they may wel atfairs it. : e ee : “sili Bs ise aise 0 yoga SORE, oe" Bee, ee Oe : cee Ree ee ligion. For him there was little . : e , -_. + . slie rey “> } ~ ‘ “3; ~~ My : . wet * ° Amendment by Heege. even'. Ajtbough ie belongs LO n bility chine Li = Meoke vise agen po cal veces 41 lic : ai Ret pa. 3 z Ge. at , as c: : , ae we * ; on a firmer, more Tells President There Is ‘Un- oS ae Se eres See Sy SEO z ae Oe oe ee a Be see ete foundation, and stated the bene- | ° oo ; _ deniable Interdependencs US, yet by being a grea: mere t : © sreat Ame! In the camp a 1 the council nguished historian } ‘ Be, Bee Scns DA SER a z . % Regt ee gee i 5a A NES fits which would accrue to his Wrap- Wrap-Around ies . ea 7 | 1 Neck- | malice Panga Pearj 3 ican he became a great world chamber r ie ber our commissi Meus 2 ee: : : i a 5 SRS SS rabelen FINALLY REPORTS a ey lial ak | Sa _ nae f our commission, ee ee ee 5 rs Se Spr OS RS eae ea country as the results of faithin | £ E T pe f Arma : : ae ee eames Be beat iia _ aaa ee, sete Page oS Rae 33 spiritual things. He recognized Oo very y oO + * ii yor ORS vest ee La - . - pros - ihe ; wet eap « si i netneemees LEAL LLL LLL DN EL: NC NIN i ei eae ft et ee ee eee RN Or BN i ; Pendants, etc. mere under the shadow he spiration to 1 ung people of | ee : : ere - } ‘ i } ( } ro Be i Rae i : : , os ae 4 ra “; * ; > . ae a Both ee ER oS ees port of free institutions. In his ment. me io + tha . ito 9 ‘ “9 , . emory, in ok Capita! it) arilest mutn Washington ants an ) S t his : Re Seine ete ' a | ee ; ‘ a . mr “y AEE Re Alin A BN (aT the Rl ate » wo es ar = of t —" Heian My te_2 er {ter is years ot effort Piney * 2 r iy , > os e at. : MIs coming Iniver cational advantages. There wer: Years of mttort Rewar : - iii .* . . f , . . P »o 7 Ss. e ii a By the Jefferson City Correspond- ar more than two vgars ago rt men and citiz oe th th a , : - ; ; . - WVashinet Orces Tie sritis! wise 4g owe os Doe itinian ‘ r wit 1ne the making of the light, daint frock! ent of the Post-Dispatch. Congress passed aAo} oa. n Virginia in 17382. an fa- ashington force crise pe Rk ae i, econ politician, hart . spect abl Further Negotiations “ i y Toc Prey i be : - ‘yr iA. »o re ' ’ PSOE N { ] ate eh ot t B 2 ution estal ishin ‘ OmMmMis 4 ' . S $ , S wide and wide Variety of colors aps er American people ducation. but in acres of western lands promised Bae eee See ° ee Ah jNuUlat.o to Ane! Y ae i 11y nz 73.900 popuiat op reminding axe ¥. lic felicity. Let it simply be jy the Associated Press. . A at cenit @ransit svysterns i them of th EE ee and indomitabl he Governor of that Colony. Bee Cg oe 3 é ' , ve . | a on | Radium Prints gin he BReconentative | a Be a vill Jed him to acquire Jearning lis management and distrrbu- Se earee os - ee asked, Where is the wecurts on | WASHINGTON, Feb. 32.—Italy, qual- | Lovely prints on colored and Bee atbrech of S sandal stadt elebdra ie n ; I was ii reg ah information despite the saa : popaties € @ : te ee : | ee d £5: . ; pelipectgn ad sted S amachaaie proving uke France, has turned down the Spring black grounds. Rich soft lus- § pan of the House Municipal Cor-| ered that now would be an ap- poietic acto Berti —- samy 5 han eh atisf: : spsepannae hei oe Pee f ee fe , ce fee a oatte which r re | American five-Power naval limita- schooling I:inded at 4s. ient and satisfactory manner. , SY OOS LR ER ey ; oS the instruments of investigation | tion proposal and thus has appa- ide, both ter finish with neat floral de. rations Commitiee, Purth propriate time to inform the : | 7 er ERE ant ; Signs 40 inches : ‘Eo a ‘neteh ¢ | public that thi iti siehdetaw, 2 His formal schooling, whic} e acquired two 1. >» Tarms in ORES camera a a gig “ “ion to amend 1 ait! met | MUOIIC TNe IIS COMmMission de- ’ te Se Sorat: SESS Ca oon ie »% et us $2.50 : | pation tO asl “ar, : nei . ae father primitive char- fMarv: a trio in} Es ee ale CNR Te Ks ; in courts of justice? And let rently scrapped the hopes of Amer- So ws gommittce voted the bi 2ut favor. | Sires to receive suggestions con- — ‘ Aebcnsaiderks - ae ne A a Sees aR ee perme: | with caution indulge the sup- | ik , mts | acter, ended at the age of 132 MK ate 1M u 4 Maw tne ‘ Bre ; | ) , . ee ican Officials for an agreement Silk Section—Third Ploeg ably last Friday oi possibi = edmeowea feat Fe os aa BE position that morality can be || . . } } a. =. ae ‘ir © a, ~ x» P - . ? ‘ L4 ” ’ vy © . “4 : ¢ ; e*s : F ° : . » » P : P . ° a x se The delay is said 1 . ae elebration — iO express n ektutendte ween foerse eee ey ae ey eat S | a . . : naintainea without pagent P among the five leading naval Powe- ~ ? * - TOoNne , ? —~Hoe tat . ANA ¢ hr 7. : Cd — bie, te aoa : yates ef r sme j 7: : . ae a ; a ‘ ee ’ ¢ . “ * . = . » @ ‘ . ® amendment desired b) sent eee ee the States and thei: of bills, receipts, and way of the iver a1 se ea Whatever may be concede ers for further restriction. 2 ce anee - , — : Olitical subdivisions Inder he |] Widas te ow, Pier, ail ‘ | Lil , | I ‘ ‘ soa : i ae y a r refined ‘ du- ative George I. Hees ie cacti 4 : ee eo’ the Mohawk Valley—the FS sa ee : ip the influence © Since Japan has accepted te V W County, definitely limiting any pow- direction of their Governors use kgs os ne us Pp a ee ae Ber ee , cation on minds of pecuiial VY we S ‘ of th thas Ny © : a ca ‘e and loca} authorities would ae yn considé rA pie time [Oo that Oral: l "Tit roOuUtLe | : 2 ; - a le Me #3 y i st ~wietare reason and experienc . vlan advanced by President Cool- —e— ss), sale ws a asa tea is studies e Was prepar- seca use * his business visior OS ea Re Ge Se RS pe 4 i sianaigl : : ae 7 , arrange for appointing commis- of his Stee a tanien oe Saas j Gener 1 Chir ‘ ! Mie . both forbid us to’ expect that idge, it remains only for Great ne joined with General linton ? - : | s eae i vuelta in | ; ; : national morality can prevail Ir Britain to disclose her attitude on St. Louts County: tor , proposed ; 3 tee es a : ; = : ing himself to be a practica: } sions and committees to formu- ae ; be Ree Ee ee Ne iS€ Oo! HUUY acres me oe “4 ; ae ‘ple i . sxc lusic¢ of religious princ. pit : , a 5 the extension of the Washington . lransit SVStECIi Al cht Said h ] F ie (ramisi, o8y- é pusiness ma! When-his iam .- Gee purcnone . ¢ A Smart had not. reecived ih proposed la programs for co-operation iY are ; ed : ee : hi i i r : e = : \é »* instr 14 , r} Il ¢ i ( ] rh ¢ ‘ ‘ ce? . ; o - h « , - ‘ith the Federal GGovernmen: Scie ia oii i . : It ig substantially true tnat vil | einn @ ashins n. the man tue of morality is a necessary 'Iimitation treaty to cruisers, de- 4 at OE TENE CALS ER Et ED AR MRP th et ie > 4 i = ‘ 22 eS te tenes es °c) ¢ ,Y ~ ° » ena ae nents. ong crmamalnae NN tr BE ON NL RAN ERIN oo cerning plans for the pronosed is the His copy and exercise books, ’ ‘ CR ONE CP AB (ERROR jem her mg Src nt ae nous a io oenesann m OPER RET SRE RTE hn nm, RE RR RC PR VOM RRR A Rel Fo ? ee : =tj})] *® & 4 in, ~ Ses atiite > . or tie ae Oe ee i aw cen a yas a nat ae Selig ome» thes ~ > ioleieditmentiieee deat en igs PAR. oe | Baia ents. showing he had devo: ed ae ee alee ere f wes a he es. chee Pe CIN: RRR INt:o-neneepetihy 6+ nminw - phere ‘ a. Seer ge ul : ht ors le cme, Nene qunecumetanemntemmmanon ory Ste eae Magnet eee — Spring Fabric amendment from a = When {] ] . ation was just he was not ceriain ben the bill —— ee plans begin tc ontinued-up to hi ti ira we or “Tt atinna’? ; or : { miinues 2a) LAP eee , i ‘ lal . = z : : - ener ¢ ae >overnment. | ate : P Reice £ i. . ) Th ld embrac: rrr one tiie i i tee tees te 4 *h ( EORGE WASHINGTON, by Gilbert Stuart. The original paint es eS se with || Sroyvere 6ne Ce ee a eeeet-Ccoat suits so mug B One amendment was adopted hv the active ing hangs in the St. Louis Art Museum. rhe rule, indeed, extends ™ position appears to rest the pros- and misses. 21 yards is all that th mihe committe. : : ASN heli a more or less force to every spe- res for a suit. Ina wide variety of color ye Sat ke ye A Pia ot ae ) heal wins in ae eS ys , cies of free government. Who : a i = ¢ Mem w eT O) i) i , : ' sch, ’ yep) ie was nstantir of Ttinan i. ians f ‘ t} nad : oPrad) af} res ¢ . . ‘ wtar orn. ; - ee iil ol 4 “> eee sts : Ww novelty tweeds are most desirable. as voted out favorably. 1 | aternal organiz agricul- 3 heme ee te ay A SS Ee a ee a lati ak ties ent ofA, ee arlene eee that is a sincere friend to it can) || Sanding oF regress) (ae Wool Geeds Section—Third Floor eh = | : og . | : a) cies, a" a ee a} ) | nT) i BS iron so G altlil ' 1% ee 7 tJ) I) eh ror an association mn iook with indifference upor At- {mit auxiliary craft. wie pedrseti dies . ; 3 ee a : mien, ae nnd PEAS LS ren Fealzed. a resui ? that foreign country. -mpts shake the-found:tion ae : | Sage ac EES i tS BOE gt Oe a a na a IS a ne ! Sea ee ea : he te sai tempts to shake th | The Italian reply, made pubiie » * x GIStrict if | a a | Sect enaalalae vh ay 7° le wa intry was de LN | rel Lh Rescinded for Waterway. of the fabric?” | . ; rane’ er pr *) iors YY cy ‘ vi LIC] nari clerize 12] h The acts of his life were f ened mine Is ; A holder mh nu 6UT) Tne ani, cd , C@-at-cost law. w hich would fact 7 oe oe , . : e300 0UU00—along the Onhlo, h , i ; ds , ) record. but were n easilv ac- naki base ‘ments the 4 ee gordance with sectional inter- 0 verify the anticipations of ure ad ‘ ‘ : ests. | . * idle } rinted Soiesette block adoption of the pending St. : ngs , : . : he a Louis ordinance refranchising th? ener: ovaiie many excellent hee ee ee — a Lge : Sipe ion , Dyan! eos ennsylvania, in Kentucky, anc ye , ‘ , : books, often scholarly and e¢lo- ich can be acquired - from might have yiel to the in the Northwest Territory. CpSRIs OF Our, Westerm tenet. suard of human rights. fusal to a.cede to the proposal. was : ? te , most urin- position cause he knew le iis ie die Wrens _ were act ie See High Standard of Honor. that Italy, by reason of its “ue ‘ ‘ sae BS re t Oo} ihé 1a ON. —e. ~ ite, SS Se United Railwavs Co. for 30 vears vc WaVs ‘a 0” Vears riced. | ee | meet ood ee nietinn has been He was an_ idealist in the favorable geographical position, sgnse that he had a very high -annot expose itself without grave ard ey the committee : SO sirong to represent him as lo lw ; i: a OTe at al- — isis MU vide isin @St meun! m tine Tutu ) , Pv > S/o} , bh, O1 ~ ee . have ‘been the greatest m , ‘ it 10! pepite the eV iblie standard of private and public cisks to a binding limitation of its OM ai service-a‘-cost basis al- quent, Mave been written about . . - ects ’ iji i i] ‘ i ‘ catia a ("( te yf d conquests : , } | j vision of what tir 1 ! It has been said that he would i = oh agn in the same ses- . | an Nero fignure eomposed seety ’ } Vernon. Hié superlatives that t : 1¥. 1 ' manclial system eee in America had there been : | sph 1. a trvitiasiexayigsionl hy oe ssid deh tinal 3 ashington in 17 journeyed 7 7 tt: honor. He was a prophet to the maritime armaments, which are al- : J ‘ neo ?7 sai -} Lara n es . i fer ; P : LeVoiUutionary ‘ : ? “ge ; and other patterns in these new cotton “embers of the committee and 4mMiong wien, he 11} 1 Hell ron Low over SUVUUY acres, 4 nh Wa i Ss tint the vild: i} ary : : extent of being able to forecast ready insufficient to the needs of papyected = to aoe ” f which he had under cul- ~~ 3 Se “ . Xan - e4 trim is filled with interest aI BSS) rumencal with remarkable vision ihe its’ defense.”’ oy ; P ‘ wil iit se1e i Laie | ; ‘ ha rt) } ‘ i : ir} . Zrowth ot the nation he founded So blunt was the reply, In the : uenced in and the changing conditiona opinion of some officials, that it lor o +}, >} " . 4 4 S *o% 80n at which the rapld transit bil] Vas CONnSidere, niki dette het et) awe ge, | ill look charming made into dainty tuW@ Representative woos Schneider o1 nd Summer. White or Flack grounds, manym@ §. Louis. author of ih. ey femptations common 1 al] tHton ne time. | d i t | ink « al iad, ices. 4 Bots z ' Wash Goods Section—Third Fioet ated action weuld be taken mortals, has been too muc! , ‘State Ss mnanaged-in ¢ dngucenooe fu G «S yw ei Niiities of that regio; | t ¢ Be wi Soaeeens, er ) ¢ , ® the floo scured and = forgotten. hen tho ghly businesslike fa ) na eee RG we seee Et . 2] 1- vbo h nade a | : Te : Pe eis ang: which it would meet. But > ippeared to leave little leeway for 0 ‘ommercial possibilities sentially, he was a xery practical composing misunderstandings of x , O' the House to com a = P8lurn of the hi} th Hou regard him it ris Na} ; a . ‘ Nat suc Lid ys ] SI ( is { j i} t hie ouse ep a ‘Bid @ li) } . ’ all ] I] i i} . ‘ i : , , : . + hy . f ir fey? } ee actér and have revealed 1 Pipe si ia nae os should b ') 2 le oe ; : ‘ it: I included hi nan He analyzed the probieme h COUD hooks or it. a fC vou vin > ie } , waterway 1oO — f ; illé a ] h Provp.ern the American proposal such as Sec. re} “ae | ' ay 69 Utne before him with ; ‘lear intel. ‘ , _ = CHoer sone retary Kellogg indicated he saw in reported 1? he judgment with ich he ) ee | | fe 1 : ; | a6 . es through the Potomac, t Vile lect. Having a thorough un- the French refusal . 4 i, 3 4 ; bie . . Extra-Size forms sien n oun ; po E ne yo! : Inet his problems, we shall all ; BTR: | Mrs. ashington should : . @ . © on rs Orie 10 he ne e Ine . l ’ =s a4 svyAl VW - aad Weer ry}? ! r¢ { »! ' : : on : | | st nye fo! he; in . , | : ' } : ; Vion ngeanela )«] the (Ohio derstanding, he attacked tnen on Le which ] fo speak The phraseology employed Indi- the more understand and revere , ee “ae it eS is ; ivers, Which he 1 b with cOurage and energy, with cated the Rome government's be- ws me ~ a, ee + Seng hon 1S wr taken in PXeEC] greatness. NO great , “Se ee at a or ee aint ‘4 ‘ de ree fi ate ane . phe tacit ac yt { “the channe! Or) Pree , 4 . LETi patience and persistence. He : §& BSS) ne Ot } ‘ . = . COMI 11 3 : : ‘ prs if) { } t. } - . m ra - »} h« ; ; . . Ging aly} a mihounced, Follow ing 1 Munic surrounds him: ¢ heen plat or gath d, His Will Remarkable. vrite and Vashing S$ ad- | extensive ; Valuable lief that th lidge : je Corporations i: : . relied: on miracles. Bit ; | 4 re bee: aent Aftey is retirement from i said me oi: , \ 1\ ‘ Botoes ua Dé brought things to pass. When isc fnat e Cool! ge proposal cone % : —_ Pre a | j te Ia, ' Y . Mmiangt ‘ ndow ed \\ ]? hy a4 vy 4 .% , . . : ) ii \ i . ‘ eye ig’ Co “y IShT Y ire . = lis mes wae aske , 7 templated a reduction in cruiser, | } ig ‘Ma. Mgnt, liv , * : him 1 lied in long a ad} : ast ia) American. Tt] ay : : “ie as > i! . ae pro S . 2 Ma | ob} ete an ; SE ere mt has been called UNnCOIN- ; ’ "as c F ry ‘ ‘ P Seay ‘ ‘ : sunt : Whom he thought was ?t jestroyer and submarine strength. : ‘ ane } ; . - lé > ‘ iy) ea , . ry t Ing ? ‘ } | 1} } \ } ; [ thind B& | f, res e p ‘ : ‘ : r > B ae e ' ’ - | eS CR mon common sense. with tir sie two at na ey e seeay eae aie ) : Len waned st man in the Continenta! whereas only establishment of ton- SS ndustry With ; iaie€ny "oO! : lay ce : ie : : oii = j aan We ee J ‘ra | tacit 5a ne re i replied nape lirnitation was proposed for bel j ¢ { i} fiir? i i i . aa f ey an ne ute l | as ‘the Virginia Col- five-vear P , 4 4 j te} | s ned the clusive 1\ is 4 a | t - = by ¢ ‘ € omen requiring ; Z ant 3 lan aoe a Oe ; : ) } , ee ~ we. ed 3 letai + ¥ 4 bas bee ‘allied ia eile, - . om tne tirs His accomplishment were co-operating in the broader dis- e 46 48 d 50 will w 3 al ; bya tl j not hes > one! WwNno accompanied th un jooked no detail id Nail Da Ss r€ n Cali 1 }} 11) ' , AN ‘ ‘ ra ote ; } © a | ° ‘ a he has an appea! ever broade: And he ada: na ) ) . : : a a , Igoe —— a , ~ * ; stier het mate 1° Pfrace « emsfuils Q* Iv valuable to the people l'nited States Not manv : Food Our citizens are re. bbe Called tT} A ny ** 4 " }} » ¢ i y i i ; . : = mr , er an” 4 ws Ids moagced in lj Ld I ims lor ' { ’ ' : noes ee bie . o trans , aes ea : ‘ Bere st ; - Ee ey eee vs ere re ist se r the \OU if this ; exnortatio : , Argentina Pr fere to Walt for l’re- . F ‘ui an Ws - 7 } : many of these crisp, attractive e {0 another hearin: Baa Braddock as the Commander- tice of those days, producing manifold provisions. hi narit- bas been thoug! tn; thes Silt ee, ie AR Mile P , new Gingham styles — ma' e : hever toni aoe ae * may | in-Chief of the Continental the premises most of the thit able h ehtfulness« rr his de. rotiations 4 — my had a teeee e oy and a s bilme, compelling faith and some observers belleve omit, with side or kick pleats, whit€— "er | said the Dill | eo ) Seewents and his! solicitude fo ishington Jed up almos itive ability of Washington Meh A run of the | |S ae ae ae ; ; cs ' oted uit Today War. as the first President the future welfare of his coun- ) tly to the calli if th "On- hs Sr ee iin Me right. As we study his daily ul agreement plan ultimately will binding, belts and pocke —_— a my} . te the Inited States. nd as the : is field; Sunrise, ' . ’ 2 =e oe m , ife, as we read his letts rs, his lead to efforts to make it effective Blue, rose, green and other Ma Nea a ale : “ i wn cil Si ala of the beautiful estate be as oved his coat and den he piPechootan goea diaries nis state papers, we hetween the United States. Great shades. oe eee Rt — atch aa at Mount Vernon. This genera! he] work of a lent of nd ane on es of Con . ma be "1 a 3 ¢ - ; Peer ee suas ee Sug mere Sritain and Japan. abil Wiiees’ tercien..verra Oe - Mn ee Snade by city offi. estimate is based to a large ex- -e blic finan: advocat- on of ar mplishing any) thi } sichteenth century. Pe Be te ming To —_— = Aithough it ts admitted that such Se . nve the committee mecting a 7 ermend he held a! nee ee ee scot: ee Translated His Ideals eitihindey ex an (ahaa t proposition would present seri. ¢ nselor Muench of oe in time of war and the public ability y the liful wat r} fui] holders of re |. an ates, and shawed the need ¢ ‘ 7 we sek ee sa ntiaata = si ' si te eA sh ous quertiona to Great Britain be- 3 atin afte, hearing of the action office he held in time of peace which he managed t ISlé ui per | 3 ation re strongly centralized nq eee a ag Be re : a Ran a : iy A sm -ause of her proximity to continen- . = — by the com) littee, said pas- A recital of his courage and 2 erable debts curred | anit la} governimen : ab : : 1 ee of et — ss et daa “ ' ie 4d estan tal Europe, there eppedrs little rnishing Section will Offer . a phe the service-at-cost repeal patriotism, a sted grok via stepchil ir n by i ir father. - a . . . , » a, . 2 yy > rmimen - ‘ , , " , , ‘ . 7% : bi ; ye ——Main Floor igreed sas addition to his land them the nid company, W! , : Ceatinecd on Page t& tVQul

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AN Ae RE: pel ele yg ly. gee atone. Dahil by pone : enna a ciacagediiion Genie ne ee ne ee _ Se TR Re Pa ~~ Pt a RA me Mo Lh et “tee TaN Ae Rg es PSL SUM RE NR CETERA é = Ds wag LA A ROE ee NR ERT an LMT es OAL o The President may use the book of of Missour! professor fora hut two street-cafr ® niversity on Latin-America; and a re Hughes’ Washington book for todav's address on & On the other hand prac tis ally verbatim T 9 idea of carrying Coolidge - -— + ons in Nicareag@a os Liberals and the 3% economy The three fa: Conservatives, the Marines. from greed and wrong PEARSON. goin’ on up is @ the law says pp eipt sav he will not use RRS horrowing & Smee rm a book i antary = that Fick (5. renues, ae er ne ? Made ng Ma A Mysterious Character BOLIBAR, (The Viking Press.) MARQUE IS DE » Perul. COMPAR (ING most brine nt: al fiction. ned popularit tv. in t cans with Amer that lieves, with Americans, tion involve * ess, again is oppose of intellig level, w inevitabl tional me the educabt Da translate , has at- he countr, ican fie tion egame class, certain differences | jieyes ine seem These with to war that to concerned that are witn adult minds. “eoted in the foreign sle, more profundity Iess shallow char; poetic power, mM ing of the term, hitecture 1D the strue NO doubt if is chosen Us. be are - put, even SO, the same class. “Prom Nine to as th public last year le.” 2 description ta libel, pe here generally yrds. “The by the same m ted. The tale is concerned with the | disappeara dur yaterious sian regiment sn's Peninsular » Jochberg. sole ment. The put the aged _a Spanish patriot wtroying the forcign sned in his town of om the beginning Is that the strange ed with uncanny, manner in whieh omplishes his pect is notable. the reader to belie canny powers; he sre iis nothing more nan explanation on one’s self. By gestion the charac rquis grows steadily wsive. and in the oughtful reader will be who has created of pure wonder. There is. a beautifu @ tale, the Spanish sian Colonel, and B serves as an Dm. ROCRUSTES, or THE of EDUCATION. Re mink, M.A. E. PF HOSE pthe title. what atti bdern education is is book. Hit it. "s size. and the Mr. Pink, of long regardless The short an * HRRONG AT FUNERAL h: it dls qualities the it would Nine,” ruiz, Was “ ritten and offered to considering. what we Marquis author, igh qualities that have been sug- Campaign, told in old age by one Edward survivor action Marquis the old fellow is powers: purpose He merely stimu. the reader's imagination, and this process of ‘ter of instrument of who have not forgotten the ancient story of the bed of Procrustes will know : All who lay will be remembered. were mabbadinnbeets compli. differences and assoviatad There is to Droguck, As! of concep-| acterization, superior — tends, as tors do, 1 to educate | innate capa ier This is ol day and Te pose of wh original ers from and better aimost eve ture. of the! | CAN A the. better) : for transla- TODAY? he ir. Poteat, | North — Hill, N.. Zs religto | of m ) most material Wa is the ques dertakes positive; — yand tal author , religion ‘fore he by Leo “a. Nystery at Was al- Lire © 8 | de «the 3olt- has the by having an inust have dogma an | science, | distinet us from less deba ‘would sa} mechanisi while re | jective There in the emulated heatedly . forget its THE LAY Louis — ous. write and | sults. ‘Th detective, remark mystery — The | | Leipzig, — garded a achieve high-# “Rooks vious tae sold a (now ‘. its sale can ne , imagi ‘ular, is” in 60 ¥ nce ings of «a Napo- | and: | of the centers | de Boli- | bent upon | troops sta- La Bishal. reader | 2 ; and author in this does . not ‘ve In these the convincing e constructs the more itm- .end the find that it the Marquis 1 woman in wife ‘of the unwittingly FUTURE M. Alderton sutton & Co. at once, tude toward set forth in| nearly @ in that bed, | works, were made | considé the incum-| the Gre were lopped 8,500.0 Stretched. . ers. Th be! abe _—_——- THE | OF MGR. HOLWECK MAGK rchhi shot ’ Gslennon Requiem Mass, Se Fr, The funeral of liolweck, 1. (‘atl of was whiel (,rave ancis de Sa les eral Louis fg Vicar-Ge > of St. y by a ge throng church at and Yements and 8. uand even on stood Archbishop kuier high eck. who was OTe his death « of 70. Viost > Louis and al, ated in the Pacit, of "O00 Bishops a rel ere Bishops \ Hfillan of Rockford, 1} th Willn Marmany t Eas: biass pastor Wee of f c"iule¢ i. ithoff st hose ph ane of if Belleyvil Spa and Bie and fpiiise tor of ved as aeon At llol« ‘ ira iss. “essistant ara the the Rev. ] ‘Hhenstelnes rriann ineral se A (Ce “Was relivered at evening afeitey? mMahin. if Mer HW “ane and autho : onataadin er This « raver ‘editing, rian was lhe bullding Parieh, Was Wo © people to “Ss strpoet iyi but of athe r ‘limes “A 1) or ju hooke Ct re irt ¢s¢ “Aipnt«e ‘ears hh SS. Pets ? ‘Cllowed ¢ lie Waelte Monsignor aster sidewalks. roots (lennon for ‘OU here i ulding of "Thye _ ; . aS the Rea ae a! a teilit pres Celebrates | Musical rmon by tion rmann. | By] Uta 0’: he } shops ©@ last nig “The Va and mo stage & Pauline ntinie™ trom. play, “3 ‘whieh — red of St. rolie the archdio- attended to- 1 packed the is and Ohio outside on at win- and in (‘huret celebrated Mgr. Hol- "4 Years some at the Brian i book f which | ecore The ce has bro the and ser times for K ago, clergy Luna Were; chhas % he w hi present of te llewville. ane Muldeon : Mers. Tann- this diocese. the at le Gilmartin music. at. Paris i*h{- XL: -F palace and thr areh- places jeacon | "oems Hlalweek, a and s@ ck and the the eit master of | Sata N. Brink- Th Rey be h umMor, deacons. of and the [. Hussmann bust tea trey, looked of O'Fallon | muste which among, singin within «lLoor. ii his ser the Dei life | stage and | “The ¥ studied stage. the iat Forest leath an un- toIceR which he Vagans found of Pit y shown some the King” but succe nt ' ana it, tran. of thie st al me iptye The rriieety hilar wieyiee.- the ow ‘ k's r. Me. eulog bs present said Fa- give would “x an button. lie told liolweck as | matrimontal to nig moral WOK into whteh wen? ram Padgis 7% > hash

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Single-handed they So contagious That Mmiversitv of Missouri professor for on Latin-Americay but two street-car and a Hughes’ Washington iPpractically jidea of carrying Coolidge economy ic Bot!) Jur Different in mn their That great cause, which through the ages; Our two chiefs of The three factions in Nicaragua &a onservatives, the Liberals and the States Marines } he ’ HO 7 4 Mysterious Character yARQUIS DE BOLIBAR, by w 4 perutz. (The Viking Press.) t ~« COMPARING most translate} Me srinental fiction, that has at- ~ej popularity in the countr, origin. with American fiction megame class, certain differences that seem hardly compli- waary tO U>- These differences goncerned with qualities an} we that are [oO be associated f, adult minds. There is to ef in the foreign product, as: »more profundity of concep- “Migs shallow characterization, poetic power, in the original terin, and hetter ie i: J ning of the wecture in the structure of the! better No doubt 1! Is the shat are chosen for transla- | put, even SO, it would be dif-| “to match them with our best! he same class. “yom Nine to Nine,”” by mtz, Was written and offered to public last year as “a mystery *q description that wads al- +a libel, considering what we here generally mean by the i “The Marquis de_ Boli- s"by the same author, has the Me) qualities that have been sug- pest. The tale is concerned with the serious disappearance of a ian regiment during WNapo- vs Peninsular Campaign, and jo in old age by one Edward Jochberg. sole survivor of the iment. The action centers tthe aged Marquis de Boli- ee aSpanish patriot bent upon uatroring the foreig jin his town of La hem the beginning the wi that the strange old fellow. is Hed with uneanny powers; and manner in Which the memplishes His purpose in , is notable. He does not the reader to believe in these manny powers; he merely stimu- is the reader's imagination, and pis nothing more convincing Bisbal. this an explanation one constructs | By this process of | one’s self. wrestion the character of ruis grows steadily more im- sive, and in the end the soghiful reader will find that it Mite who has created the Marquis ft of pure wonder. W@There is a beautiful woman in f tale, the Spanish wife of the sian Colonel, and serves as an om. _BSOCRUSTES, or THE “of EDUCATION. By M. Pink, M. A. E. P. Dutton & Co. HOSE who have not forgotten the ancient story of the bed of fm Procrustes will know at once. Bite title, what attitude toward ern education is set forth in fee reok. ~All who lay in that bed \l I \ U T E | Mil be remembered. were made | J 4 io it. regardless of the incum- | } ; mee size. The long were lopped foweed the short were stretched. M. Pink, an Englishman, the instrument of UST. A (Copyright 192;.) be- awe ie APNG AT FUNERAL MGR. HOLWECK TWO CHIEFS OF FEBRUARY. ne the founder, one the savior Of the Nation of the Free, upstanding and commanding Endless immortality, two chiefs of February Are more loved and honored ny others, heroes, brothers, In the history of man. than fashington, the Nation's father, None so brave and true as he, ived the story of Old Glory, . Fit Re cee ns And the dawn of liberty: Waeltermann. incoln, just a great big brother, The funeral of Monsignor Saved that flaw from infamy, ick G. nd the Nation from secession, Dissolution, slavery. a Requiem Mass, Sermon by Holweck, pastor of St P| cis de Sales Catholic Chureb F Vicar-General of the age Of St. Louis, was attended to- ¥ by a throng which packed the e church at Gravois and Ohio menues, and stood outside on ments and sidewalks, at win- | and even on roofs- and in archdio- birth and. station, was still no difference fearless consecration evidence-—— : There To the cause in strong, rages, wrong. weak or conflict greed Men and nations. Ave 10 when Choosing right from meet, and celebrated Mer. Hol- *h , ; Wi0 Was pastor for 24 years BXhbishop Glennon 3 mitiem high mass for February for freedom, truth and demanded kings of might, avout “Ou their courage, meen the chur ‘% claim, classes with undying fame. FRED W. PEARSON. Angeles, Cal . . Py FIRE ON “THE HILL.” “4 of ¢- : hic ‘ Stood right, PMs death a week ago, at the B of 0, Most of f the clergy of the Was Justice from runs were whi chhas So unselfish the masses of. al! (Crowned every . . Monsignori present em bh Bishops Althoff of Belleville, 4 Rit lan of St a Rockford. Hl.: and and Willmes of St Sr: Rem pe [as Mers. this elleville, Gilmartin Louis, Spaulding of Al- hi diacese afr et. ‘on every ¥ * ght down the Kid: at and Bierman of Ae @ running ¢" re , r. Tan h * (2Nnrath. pastor of the St they s a weddin’ goin’ on up in ths served Ss ren ed as: arch- deacon and subdeacon me Rev FF. J : ne Ww of Mey MS Cathedral. hall -_ The Gee, look at the blaze: less go. é Get out of there; get out of there; GET. Holwee] OUT OF THERE: 4-7. Strauss, The | Well, | don't care; the law says when you. 1 hear the stren, pull up to the curd. I know, George, but they wanted to sf down this street Rov, thev sure cot here in qa hurry. What is it. a house or a shed I jumped over a wagon and was here lickety-split What is it, a Marnma. tlalweeck a and the maste of ey NC. » and 48sistant the Pring, and the dy Wer ay Me, fhe Rev. HW. Hussmann me” Rothensteine; TI > 0 if Ye ) | Waeltermann or OF heq thea en Eno; P Mddree. , D last evening. her Was ite) mann told f D bas or Mer. Ola) and a A : lON ies . ao > i ‘ was the } Brink - meV. #F. & ) : GeAacons | ‘allon ‘uneral sermon. which ae W aN P (ye rhian memo. house or a shed: alll relivered in the house, before Yo®: connie ee cold. Aw, it's only a shed. Where's that small line of ours” Let's get our line out of here before "| gets all tangled up. That wasn't no weddin’; that was a danc®, You know those fellows what came dow? 4 eli this street’ Boy, they was throwin « . Water on the fire ‘fore the rest ‘€m got there. ft ‘ °. > ‘ - _ ars. ee Ss : tC) im His Ser. Holweck's life and He studied Constantly. Le the hd after his death an uthor. Culowist uli- Praver manual, n : _. editing Old of ‘ Das: Or Which he was found the ability shown by Nn building th» Parish, but present said ka- book of ik Meieet tes a speet qoken fi : mt tay 3 «t Petia Or. . Tue . -s will not Rup a mootiil lie told hook for today’s address on Geor E e ' Fathe lolweck ae + The President may use the Rive people ane would receipt say he use it dine. SAM Matrinon | . * ° ' : aech On the other hand. borrowing a SP = | 28 book {s our too far unio clergy | | biliuaded verbatim from a ‘})js \\ ii? ¢ Years went ra the + }» 4 = ; } }? ; ‘ he: Peter and Padl Upites , “Y followed tie * » * err . liass, Leo | troops sta- | reader | author , unwittingly | FUTURE | Alderton | mbishop Glennon Celebrates Joseph and Muldoon: singing | stage successful ijpiace ot la _- ¥? ~ ae eanta, rm.. Wi : , . . ar ; th " Dechnenes dacs the (‘on nitt te fo on Iducation bai a Ranking and Investments o1 ths General Federation of Womens will leans to spend several weeks. be held Thursday night at the Shel- Memorial Auditorium. The the don Margery Maxwell, coloratura waa prano, and David Frederick will sing, \Ir. and Mrs. Harry Stahl with their son, make liotel drive, and fourth annual prom of St. Louis University given by.the Con- will be held this evening at Louis University Gym- nasium on West Pine boulevard. The prom will be the outstanding The clave ithe new St. vear at Mrs. J. Percival Phelan of 5206 | Waterman avenue, and her daugh- ‘ter, Miss Janet, and Mrs. Shap- (leigh Boyd of 4623 Pershing ave- nue, are passing two weeks Mr. and KMlizabeth Morse ; wee, number of John Cc as.. marriage ‘Tuesday at New took (lub will have as its Orleans. before where they make The Literature and Fre Fighth Missouri fFeedera‘ion§ of Mpmrocity Dristrict, Women's the meeting ("ornmittes Or ] (‘lubs. hinecheon add hold its regular Clubs. wil] lad Maurie! * of London I'riday at A. Mm: at Eneland. leeture tou Auditorium. Mrs. Otis Fk. Turner is of the United arrive in chairman. St, Louis. March 8. stop at Hotel Coronado. ’ Aar aw 1 Van we TVOOTLS Wri 18 Oh: a Stafes, will Sie will Mrs. Carl A. Deieke of Norman- voices singing-—- and danger, Stranger down to and hundred Sons of Donothing. He boasts of what King of serve -a France, and straightway turns the And bow : om Sons of shame country over to him foraday. Vil- vou cheer tomorrow lon loves and lives and wars for his) For the crown of Burgundy? and the finds happiness at Onward! Onward! Swords against end f he ”’4 hours in the: the foe! gallows. Louis NI, louis the listens to Villon’s he would do toil will you were he . Burgundy. sorrow, will day the } " ’ > iy y b: }~ shadow of a al the Forward: Forward member: o! 1ou:s names of the nothing to St. The nee around us break that. bound us, Mealey, as 7 ) I ith Bergundy! Genevier’ SONngs, oo, Rose, ” cA “Toniorron and example, the east mean John and goers but Irancois Villon, Wallin, as}! Katherine de Vaucelles. charm and beau- (‘liffe, an theater worth hearing, “Onlv Flagon of Wine,’ “Tove Me stage, is @X- put it is really the chant of the ¢ t}) i | iil U; Lit have voices of ty: abd: FH: timer of the dramatic the crafty New Company doubtful Cooper Oid- ronight, Por eellent as Louis, It is vagabonds w leads even {nh others. has com: The opening if either ot: + neither the Yark not performance of night (‘hicago which here but it is hy Vagabond Wine" last auspices of a benefit for Mlost of the heard the play. was given under the the College holarship other eities has ‘rosung or seen it beter pro Club as its sx fund universities of the country were represented in the audience and between the aets th songs of alma mater were sung, Short addresses, Angert gether, it the smashing mass singing fh&@chorus however which adds Siiccess of the mMSpil most to the cannot hear the thei; of the vagabond’s song Wi too. made by Gene alto- occasion. miusic were living romance others, so that, gala atmosphere of 1 and in the instance a Imagine, for was a a 7m an) =>: =D ap are ap «=p «42 >> ee ee morrow morning. Charles H. Mor- | lishment at 3634 Gravois avenue,} diphtheria. He is survived by his rill, president of the St. Louis Har-! With burial in Burial Park Ceme-/}| widow. Mrs. Ottilla Noll, and four vard Club, will preside at the din- | tery. 'sons, George Jr., William, Edwin ner. This morning President Low- Mr. Noll. who was 55 years old,i| and Walter. ell visited Washington University. NOLL FUNERAL 70MORROW Stair Manufacturer Had Been Ill for Five Months. Funeral services for George Noll, Lawrence Lowell Will Be Guest of St. Louis Club Tonight. BEAUTY AID Dring and Bathe in MUDDY COMPLEXIONS Nature’s Wonderful wren weer” Turkish Baths “vi. BELCHER HOTEL ' Ladics Fourth and Lucas Dr. ‘A. Lawrence Lowell, presi- | at a Washington’s birthday dinner | at the University Club this evening. | Joseph R. Fund Council, and Pra- chairman of the Memphis commit- Dr. Lowell arrived in St. Louis | Only One Dye tints like This! 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TN \) \\ *} WYN i ns st) NGS Me | AH Ht i h : Ny i Heal HH i : 1 \\ UO] ae wD Hy eed. Pde onli Charming Suite With 4Poster Bed Made with une The Four ) chaste in line that subtly reveals early Colonial influence. ‘sion with highly figured mahogany veneers on hardwood, toa rich, lustrous finish. Genuine mahogany In- uurehased separately. A Suite delicate an usual care and prec hand-rubbed and developed | teriors, dustproof. Pieces in this group may be ] Pieces Pictured Individual pieces: Dresser, $87.50: full-size bed, $39; dressing table, $57.50; chest of drawers, $70. Also available with twin beds, DAS ae | WeTeeae : t S Sale Positively Ends RUGS 911-919 J\onday, February 28 YURNITURE WASHINGTON Later Deliveries if Desired | abt ds and -ideipededdiatie te tot ss . “ AO Pe ROE tort eo Sie hen Aan catego 7 ee ee ee ee . a ee, ee ee ne eared Foe A RO CO NS RR MIN ROS. 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Es ‘ING. FEBRUARY 22, 1927 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ___ c.. 2 _ PAGE 16 __ a ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH TUESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 22, 1927_ PRN Eg ~ F | __ stoi = a — questioning. 3 es = Disappeared. lee tO search | ST. LOUIS , wit ee 1710 O'Fallon! ; | ard~ ee eee ced be | Se Sh eene o e ock sa u y- ‘Peer: [Espee K's ] HIGH P RICE j GHT be ; Bona Fide Reducti \ HOUSE FURNISHING CO, femieece 0 pe-| Fee, aaa Wie Does Not Cost | e uc 10n 0. Ean” era y appealed | : accordingly increased WITHOUT THE a including 2 cents'an inch; from 3s 1 s ll Rectal Diseases cured b q ee r oe a COAL & ted Easel, eee hae eer ehcrtens “S, Sptais Se aaa Prescribed by tion fol owed the lockout vyester- e Eee ee tee ae Oe an ees att itGdics, cudt'>.'>-akekalaadagtaautn aie amen, ee _ rents for cleaning Detention from Bosiness. Call or write today. It will poy o Pile Suf ; FREE BOOK. Valuable to Pi ifferers. Consaite EE WARNING—THERE [S ONLY ONE PE “He o ’ lanai ‘s silk dresses. Effective : Jan. 31, wholesale cleaners, wh ' R | lalt % Clifford Broker on Co., Inc. ee canbe) wee — Fuel Service Since 1863 Dr SG. MATTHEW COE, F eclal Special m ene m. to 8p. m. + Rtgwen- cere oe Ne Le MT CA OE OREO tn. SPOOR ORE 6 AMINE AI = SN aN NO cg gees sania ts alist Mier tea a we a . . s +. borhood tailiors. announcead tne . . , ‘4 to the tailor for cleaning a charge ‘ ‘ = t» cents. from 0 cents to tailor. who presses t! arment after thes ar AN iy rléaned, in tur charges $1.59 for Cost Has Not Increased. From an independent cieaner 1%! Prov ft >. best lt 14 I was learned that the actual cost o- e it gives femmes... ... dry tt! TE ae nek wean tnerenced This operator. who has bed 3 a wide . P . 4 adc ieaiien ee pate eed ee i, “ ile Kennard’s Own Make of _-— A NE Upholstered \ | =] | . Silk Flat C repes—Si delightful Spring } * {WV Y ' seit ; 4 urniture ~~ e | | = | pele —new st yles—new * experience in the talloring cleaning business, estimated that skilled employe can clean 20 1 suits In an hour, using about galions of naptha. a : SUES RETR AEE IRE eR ct CONEY Re Nin tA Meer ate RM LAMY | Mi Cr THN AO RR te A RA ah te omens bite. en ¥ y ahtit> eat i we en issih pew ~ _— é 40h eee wie ene ee ed * ee aaltoge Peeps: 9S na vear. ndependent operaror to'¢ reporter that he w nev a lth ning? ei alt] ig : + f S vr A Mighty Buying Scoop! 1200 Pairs Brand-New ings—sizes for all— at Spec ial | ) sg : | | — high quality February Sale . Sue Discounts _ re ren & &§ ita and | ; | | q “y 4 ; £ a a ed , ~ \'@r i y be expected Fane a . crease in wages thev have not done «no re mae me members of the associa tion seem to be presuming on? t other costs will be rais: . + . ~* ae ™ ** a erim e Dus SS Oe OO VO a “eca')s ae mo L as ee Ss Wiiiing ( wegueined eet. ae workers. These emploves obtain a reduction fn working hours, from to 8 a day. but have requested no wage increase. Wages in whole- sale establishments range from $2° to $40 weeny. te Made , ; . | This off flere 1S an Opportunity to secure a fine piece of | ae pa Bi pre living room furniture at small cost. In order to i fered so keep Kennard’s shops busy the rest of February— ; bowie . owe mie ~~ ~ . : * . ‘ ; ce _ o iJ baa LJ i | esses ~ - a “ Dr ] . ‘ ‘ RE , ~- ; ~ . = ’ , . 2 iy t. aa om Ties! Gray Kid! | ary te = . Riess! Rose Blash Kid! = feces special discounts will prevail until March Ist on all 7 ce orders for furniture made in Kennard’s own shops. @ Sm A Only two of the 23 firms in the Retail Cleaners’ Association have ry rrn itt 3 ¢) } a © LLLe@ag 1eir fem pid yae *n PT . gani ze-openiy. About 990 workers 20 Spring Creations “= many of rive SS SSS SI eS — OC ae a Straps ! Parchment Kid! Oxfords! Cherry Patent! = 0 At Chairs’ - - Davenports- - - Small Sofas- » - Foot Stools - - » made with an honesty of craftsmanship thatjmakes this offer an out- standing one of the Semi-Annual Sale. Only the finest down, the finest springs, and the finest sateen money can buy are used in the construction of this furniture. Don’t fail to take advantage of this unusual offer. Deliveries will be made ten days to two weeks from date of order. ANNUAL FEBRUARY SALE FURNITURE - FLOOR COVERINGS - CURTAINS AND DRAPERIES : : 4 t-in Arch * Se adiiosrpa 1354 " What You Get NS | for $5 wo. J od fb irso F ned; (3) C ammnation one rabber heels: (4) Per- © guaranteed. ther Shoes $4.95 te $8.50 Foot Specie ist Wil Esaamice momen a We say, in all sincerity, that this purchase eclipses anything we have ever attempted. The Shoes are the finest and best oe weve ever offered at this low price. No odds and ends or factory damaged—ev ery pair clean, mew and perfect. Every st yle in all sizes 24%, to 8. Louis, Cuban, Span- ish and spike heels. | ‘ ™ SUuow9 y ‘ A Tremendous Purchase and Sale 2000 Pairs $2 Silk-Top Chiffon Hose All Full Fashioned! All New Colors! | () 6 Choose .your Hosiery needs tor months to come in this gi- | ‘ gantic event. They're slight 3 Pairs substandards but they'll give $3 00 amazingly long wear. a ~*- a —_ y rwwwwwv G | C9] " * «+ hee we he ~~. - +... nwerwvw ~wwoww 1006 = (Ss (== = ee crete C3 10 | ast ote manag Fyn | conned O ne Cleaning Company Explosion and Sale on Main Floor : r se ~— atigated. See Window Display sich 2 - = ™™——SSS)4(—

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TCH ————— - " a eS i , i. + —,.--ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ wife Who Disappeared. tice to search for his wife, Bessie | i Bie: a — oe ma paniels of 11° OFallon;25 years old, who alieeated valloome ms . . ~ . eneeasiiaes ee AAO - So ee ee nee Select Your Rug Now! Big Reductions $15 Reversible Rugs $7:9 i 9x12, Can Be Used on as Either Side $30 Brussels Rugs +] §2 9x12, Pretty Patterns $45 Velvet Rugs $ 29,00 9x12, Excellent Quality Lino Rug With Border (6x9) and 24x54 Rug sites: . $ 65 Pretty patterns Very durable. Easy to clean. a $1 Down—Easy Payments Blue Bird Dinner Set Free OPEN EVERY EVENING BY APPOINTMENT — PHONE MAIN 3465 | ‘the ‘\ \ Th. \\ NY WY WVAAA a% \\ - TNS $1 Down—$1 Monthly = Te wre IH NN This 3-Piece | PLZ SN) NAY \ IS Bedroom Suite i WAN in Rich Walnut [j | (i fi \\\ M\ “oy In — Finish | : nee ‘ “ ‘ YA \ YW f t . ‘a | , . ei ) , ; 4 ed 4 ,\ ad " , 77 roger te y ae f 44 Sf ( \ . ~AA 4, f , \ . ™~ % Sf P i a a ra / i A | ~~ A) Hira: > J - ” ’ a / “ - wy: \ * (J ' ‘ . a j / i a. % " — y ’ / \\ \ 4 j \ ? ( \ f } , ) 7 oe , Large Dresser Bow-End Bed & Chifforette nree large pieces oe a \ hed . | \ 4 BA “=, \) 7. ~ a ~—. a> ~ _ ar ~ —~ :, 3 . . 4 -_ - (@ —_— ee ee a beauty of design, nstruction and finteh Sern in every detail Mia i¢ of ¢ re es le ted Hine wood ini rich Wainut finish 1102-1108 of llth Street «= . Sa —= * z = ore gee ae — . om orn dows ies m et Ey OME BP A le ; = a a x —-” oe “ae ae oe an en Re oy ter ree. F Se NN le EO a te

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CAR No. 76.523 Choice of 2 QLORING the most spectacular advance FFROM the day of its introduction, the a aS Sa 222 ee re in public favor of any Car in any price roatin Six began to make automobile Te “te a | ; Living-Room class—Oakland today is winning and hold- history « » » It not merely surpassed, but ne rer 18 aE, | Pieces ing good will as never before in its history more ieee iota the best record scored \. fee SE $ ‘+1926 production of the Oakland Six ) by any other new make of car during its , = - Bae 9 8 alone attained the record total of 57,566 first full year - - » Here, truly, is proof of SS, PRE ee CS with loose cushy | Davenport and com cars—nearly 15,000 more than in 1925 value. Yet the most impressive phase of [eo | br: Mech opens into a | beautiful fig ‘++ This is true, simply because the Greater Pontiac Six success lies, not in its magnitude X | ~~ aes bed spring. sone Oakland Six offers a walue never before —butin theev er-growingsatisfaction freely | | or equalled in the history of the automobile -- - voiced by thousands of Pontiac Six owners. 3-Piece Fiber Pontiac Six, $825 to $975. Oakland Six, companion to Pontiac Six, $1025 to $1295. All prices Reed Suite at factory. Bodies by Fisher. Easy to pay on the liberal General Motors Time Payment Plan. $3 3.75 ¥ bel) : Ee, orex sunpay MISSISSIPPI VALLEY MOTOR COMPANY crxeverncs, f| rrr al E. A. HATFIELD, President Phone JEfferson 3542 2801 LOCUST STREET oo Se a a Re SES = ‘aie ~~ 7 SHUBERT MOTOR «0 SOU (.ras Otis (ARRIGAN £2 HOPE GARAGE = : . : : TG : ce. : ae ; ME\ ELK At To tt? fF terieeaat VMadieon. icranite ‘tes and Venice ALR! - = (I | i os =! + har ee a aie GROVI = MOTOR a — O-PABER WOTOK SALES MUELLFR WUOTOR CO.. WHITE BKROs ALTO ¢@0. if \. Lockwood Av Webster treves O57 Natural Bridge A, lucas and Hant Road bith and Si. Louis Av. East St. Leas RRAHM-MHMHELETTE MOTOR CO MEYER BROS. ALTO Cu. Beiles ille we 5 MOTOR Co.. ANGELICA ALTO StPPLigEs. Inc 1949 S. Boyie High . dwardsvilie, 11 Tist and Angelica Sts, IVORY AL co Highland, 11. TRIANG LE At To OOF. S617 Gravois HORSTMANN ALTO SALES. Collinaville aes te ing » ory ‘ ee ree hie i ee ae ed on Mites. at comply MOI AR GAR ght oe we 2 er ae ba SGD = ENE eA ee PNR EIN RY adlashtihiaceahaee Maden eile on dacsaoccca tae abaianer tone ; entation Sen tables ahilitnadernteeaannnye Sipe Mae Te APs Me ate, ‘es csysopite te nan Tn aS el A ies actly AWHNAY’ WS * ce ” . Os. Se wan. 5 tS Fae CEA he , . al 7 Det srt ey " i ‘ eA ¥ . PEAR ND 8 tan wee Se Neal ing of Be. 28 AP DiS te RE a it Ah wn MUMS | Domestic 6 Simmons Cane : : | | Vacuum Panel Bed /E | mF 1 | Sweeper | 2 CES, eo — 5 af GENERAL MOTORS | : x 7 im diame at ae thei Piitiieg SAL LGT ITE 3 ‘i " " I$225 Value!| All Loose-Cushion ¢ eee i * i - &

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ATCH ee = SHEL RO 'S-SPORTS ADVERTISEMENT ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH WANT REAL "ESTATE Sunscueebeetlieastieubeieeeesetnmeansee ne eee re ee ee ~ PAGES 19—30 a . , * - . a —_ _ - - : ho Suffer Stom eee REE. ‘ST. LOUIS, TUESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 22. 1927. oe. - j , sgt E CHILDREN ENJOY | Circuit Court of Appeals affirmed two girls placed on probation fol- ata tea room. The students de- cot & , the action of the District Court. and {lowing charges of drinking liguor nied the chargea. an @ U Da i has been sustained by the Supreme ALL GROCERS—10c THE PACKAGE apatites , 700 Washington Ave. and Grand and 0 ells tae anal gg catagte te, Co., Walgreen Drug Co. ene cence | the unanimous opinion o 1e Su- Make This Of Attach It to Your Light Socket | preme Court, stated that the Jap- ttle of Dare’s Mentha Pepsin Doesn't | : ; ~] anese parents had the right t to di- Than Anything Y EB Our Specially Equipped lrect the education of their childrem g You Ever Used. ~ ‘ Supreme Court, in Unanimous] without unreasonable restrictions, oO comb = “quickly relieves st omach dis Decision Declares Law and that the plan to bring foreign ive st meee” \ithis sort but is compounded Tigre ok ae language schools under direct gov- —. oer ee ath} ‘orn indigestion : Unconstitutional. ernmental control, could not be ie or d (SUPER-HETERODYNE ayo oayine wi, . re Ines sta and t - ous . BA hg , et ousness F nt alache, he — F N ) The general tion Pf the court Splenda mg ; . . Sleep ssn a . By the Associated Press. . with regard the rights of par- edy. usually /desvondeucs, when These da or Superior Reception ||" wasnixcton. Fev. 23—ne| ie eee ne Oflaten’ weal E The “Go- Fever’ a . “ " of |iturban aa the ~ By i sto and Hawaiian law of 1920 regulating! been set forth; Aaid, in cases | ij ; ° gage mit sion i ok pest itt ’ ine P : | : “oh oe : ad ; ee | Dare’s Mentha Pepsin ; CEntral The " ipanese, Who at series the. from the University of Omaha and TRA PAAR RAR ARAOAPA 3454 | law as unconst! utiont al, obt ain ed an |—— i 3455 | injune tion boa the Federal Dis-} “" 3456 trict Court in Rape temporarily Electric Ce: 904 Pine St. restraining its enforcement. Offi- | cials of Hawaii appéaled, but the E STREETS SELLING So Fast That Our Present Stock Won't YOU ‘BENEFIT BY “OUR LOW PURCHASING PRICES! ela FURNITURE LL. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS 1105-07-09 OLIVE ST. “ER, Sacrificing 3 Solid Carloads of THREE 3 BisilipsetesapeseeessstagbesstecsgscisttsicTigege: hasten >> $e “see — ere ee Gere . z a y r Titres SisPepessisSachesssatatestgeteeesestic tis leSiees tereageteasess RRS eieaaBesssii ist sii ssbsgestis it: tescsaabsssisiisissstitsccsasescsssssess ets fy 0 pom -2 reoieaees a gt speestee peelseeteert) $4] Pettstesrsseereeeserseas eiettees toe r ai Beapasss’s2: st iisseabeeestset setts: shciigrcsrsgeese pimbestestetsiestisctictssstes sd A arte t ER ersesereseititnt terse SeeSeesterteeesttoas: Ma a 5 BRS 2g He AT Lean ae ibs 4 : : : : -™ ; tS eee: : °F see Pec: BeHTS if a geod . ss ~ $ - 3H r ios t. Sk ss 5 Stat: “ ; bigseeenss “-3 3 bstes y Sa8h: 265% : be : S335 e aaa esse itt aa RA Basee: 33 : : Be ctre' ges tigccet gett S$ + s : ° — . "J SRE 3 Sabaes tsetac3se3- 58 > Ne 3. aber eee : A : os ooe : 7a saceaue a > . - . st p> hn ne ~ . . —s b > ~ - pe be. iaapegsteipss72:2:3 cae gpodk es iisess 238 3438 Rae $3t ge Tee: : : . Steel § stiiiiis ssigcsgegaes shh: TSE SRR SRE ae Fe: mf t Re Stats resi s-csseeaeee . rer, cpl ei Th te . - x ~- - “ss 4 A i ef igs arise 45 me . 1 . | Intended to Sell for $74.50 | Tee = Our Present Supply Lasts i : d Le, fo oe . Ba | : rth chad These Refrigerators embody a scientifio Rine-wall construction, with 1'4-Inch thiok SOLID CORK inner wall—oovered in- i ge Side and out with tight-coat, rustproof ~ # Metal sheets. Full 75-pound ice capacity, sees 8-door side icer—the doors are constructed fe T fit snugly and a rubber sheet around the ee door makes the Refrigerator airtight. - _ SWALL CONSTRUCTION IS. 114-Inch Solid Cork Inner Wall | TERMS 4 A , WEEK Note These Quality Features | 1. Outside wall of sheet steel,| 5. Cork wall 11% inches thick. tight coat, white enamel. 6. Wall of processed insulating 2. Wall of pressed wood fiber, board 14-inch thick. . treated to exclude air. 9. Deed air space. er — 8. Sheet of insulating wood F ast Suite .. All Fo dnesday Wall of cypress Feb: ual lumber. : . 4. Wall of wood fiber impreg-| fiber. os nated with moistureproof in-| 9. Wall of sheet eteel, tight illu sulating treatment. coat, snow whtte enamel. COON OO HAP AN [JUST AS PICTURED ABOVE) = ogee eens ——— -- —, Ty , a pe EAE NI i@ ~" aN eee: PL Sry / q (cm. an" Se —- — — ; b 3 I % eats i ; tO ‘Gf FI mas SO aah a oot, $26.5 iS Mase. ' BAD — . Nib oN, , : ‘92 Down ; PR 73 , Ae : — —S Zp , " ~y ‘ , y | % Kitchen Tab ee ' | ‘top - at ohne : en me K3 legs and PA frame a) isSSsseses: 3 VE 4ls225 Value: [$2 A WEEK |E Ye ot : = - | 7 alue! | : , | ’ rr. 5 HE All mca Davenport Table! Scarf: rata tay. he Living-Room Suite! Sulte! End Table! Pair of Book “we Ends! Mirror! Smoker! . -e. ; 4 7 ; a atm BD lt dge Lamp and Sha and Sh . ade! Foor Lamp and Shade! ? Beautitul Pictures! _16 PIECES 137 | AS PICTURED! ir WELCH & Bi OLIVE Si commer: be ~ - — — — =, - aad | = - | la -_ - i= -, 'o - | we : —_ - ne —s - —_— - oe i - —_ _ ~~ = aaa - — - - ~ —_ - '- — ‘ — roevONTUHseeeuetiedeneariee ~ Ter eoeseeovevsaebeooeooeeeaeettenae 4 . y j j i j os You are Auto Dealers should not fail to get our unusually liberal proposition on the Royal 8 and three lines of sixes with 28 models to — from. CLEVELAND N DLE STANDARD SLXES —_ CHANDLER-CLEVELAND MOTORS ROYAL EIGHTS KO’ Wily “77, | THE CROWDS ARE DOING MOST OF THE CROWDING ~ AROUND ‘The new Wis; people here like.a thing, they like a thing, and how it...and are showing it spontaneously and em- phatically in the tremendous interest the crowds at the Auto- mobile Show are taking in the new Royal Eight by Chandler —the feature car of a wonderful new line of both Eights and Sixes. In the midst of all the cars exhibited around it, this mag- nificent new Eight has undoubtedly had more people standing around it, touching it, getting inside of it, than any other car at the Show. It’s a car that makes you think of Newport, Palm Bench, Paris . . . resplendent in style and beauty . . . endowed with every luxury and every convenience known to the art of body-building . . . and a car that is powerful, smooth and quiet beyond all previous conceptions of power, smooth- ness and quietness. Bookings of orders and requests for demonstrations are un- precedented. It is certainly a fact: —This year’s Automobile Show is a Chandler Show. And as the saying goes—“There’s a reason.” RETAIL DISTRIBUTOR LEWIS AUTOMOBILE COMPANY 4700 Washington BI., St. Louis, Mo. Phone DElmar 4460 5628 Gravois Av., Riverside 3635 TERRITORY REPRESENTATIVES CLEVELAND MOTOR SALES CO. 2815 LOCUST BL., ST. LOUIS, MO. Retail Customers See Your Nearest Dealer, or Write Us Direct. 720 E. Get Our 1927 Deslire’ Proposition. CORPORATION , SPEC IAL SIXES ° ROYAL EIGHT — by Chandler 1 JOHANNES MOTOR CQ. j Big Bed Road ~ -nvited to make our exhibit your headquarters while at the Auto Show. Chandler PN ONY: eee RR So W ene coe galiempe Aas Rr napa t Bes on ar Bh hr rt A en ema Tl Nae Rs Rall ey A ae Ag + eal 8 Ate Ah a rs poeae spre aie : . PO eS ee . y . aig My Pare ee + : ew a sitet a v4 ee hen eo” Aly SRR ee ait arts ae @ wn yi ) mevtceat i

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oT rea nn é rheses Sera Pn Pe ge etakn Dae . slic ' ac on. on _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ES ea ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH s TUESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 22, 1921 mum | TRAVEL AND RESORTS ; : y By gg atom " ee . . MARTIN: MYMANUS otis A8"Sut bes, ee Fancy free in Spring | murder of an old man, today was | garroted at the Camaguey jail, the : ‘ | sixth man to die by this medieval | A Suit of Fine Woolen Spring, when man strains th ‘e*. Ki bell Sine Te It Is t B It. instrument in recent months. Last | om Tailored ee finds on es of S eee fins weg 9. it atte minute efforts made by Barranco’s , Custom at his fetters and UPRIGHTS $445 PLAYERS $675 GRANDS $1025 Ballp! Wife Says He Re mother for clemency failed. | $50 to $75 satisfaction in acquiring a KIMBALL WELTE-MIGNON $2575 Ballplayer’s V af new suit or two. But he Thirty Months Terms Arranged fused ets a Spring = 3 can let his fancy roam ; : hiatniaian raining Trip. f } i, for here he will find fine | I : ; ad a ee 2 } woolens from our own ; — —_ A ; " iy [ un former intieid- a chatter th: ar see Spree ogee yar mRPe na siloring country and from coun- Established 1879 48 Years of Service Sn eliagplemteaseees nat aa 807-9 Noeth ean Se. tries across the sea. CEntral 6200 1007 Olive Street as tor divorce here Pea h e PIANOS—PHONOGRAPHS—RADIOS [|f Mrs. Norma) McManus, whom) he i ane i age egy «

~ “d « wih ory earenne + La Saat a as Aisa a ae abba ere Na ARL or .® ak Rite ea. 2.8 onl 0) tN a Pen ee ile eat akan nt FO RL en ae Nee ree cies is cate ge sae a ad Ap! indignities a ANY DAY for a4 FREE u ini Tn ” «Seawea tion | ‘TRAVEL AND RESORTS TRAVEL AND RESORTS | mony an af custody baie By Our Registered Optometrist ff — — ———w HE land of thrills, mystery, | Martin Jr., 6 months old. Library or Riding Bow Frames, | th rated Saturday, ac- fitted with spher- 95 ’ where travel, sport, magnificent . petition, after he ical jensen. Com $2.95 | and touring.are enjoyed to the utmost gf A . ’ ] to the toric ed to take her on the plete. Special .. | it is a land Sf mellow sunshine—plea ratan 1 out ee Gold | cool from April to September and the oany him had been made. naan | is invigorating. he told her she “should J - ] &O 1Co f : it, . : ri ie not to £0 where. ewe ry ptica . | at *. be BS : ae eee ' = -_ bt ORIGIN AL ‘BET TER BUI not wanted. 413 North Seventh | ee a ; 2: RR Ce ae ae though his ar cia baseball sal- Ambassador Theatre Building ee tee S Re OE . a 3 eOe “ $710.600, Me Mi; onpate h aS not | Ws oo s ne arn : Eig ee he rR hy eae ° ode : MS Ren ea - OX fas aie. a. onwd ee hing and }; as | i : i : : > pe: . — Sentste: . Pomek a “a ‘ le “large sums of money betting | = B on the horse races,”’ the petition: ‘ | hl — =e 8 |S | biifip "> Ur NION ; : . 9 a ; oes 4 NION says. Mrs. McManus deciares her C anada S 4.5: 48:84 eo Te ee ‘% —s ire 1 euawsniy © PoC ary Ts 2f husband continually nagged her, | Fj : M ] Fe M2 Sl ei riene : | pte a bet | | SHIRTS 3 for sut or ‘accused her of being a spendthrift inest Z ap e ‘: 4 a ‘ofa we ye a Sevk — : ad — Silri hes wheat Sil), cath pee, Nels ber responsible for his in- | and Georgia’s Richest Cane | Sb BS hoe +o . | an ‘ isl —_— iat e. ‘ . . : { , ’ . _ it : | Knickers, 2 fe r That MeManus once received a AcA t nee tas psa hives Sihagraren pee . You Can Borrow Here! NO ENDORSERS NEEDED! Any amount, $25 to $1000! We will lend you whatever you want, quickly and at lowest possible rates, on your furniture or car. No inquiries of your friends or employers. Money same day! PAY BACK LIKE THIS: Borrow $ 25—Pay Back $3 Month Borrow $ 50—Pay Back $5 Month Borrow $100—Pay Back $10 Month Borrow $250—Pay Back $25 Month ‘Open Till 9 Yahlem Finance Corp. —103°S. crave 444444446 64444 4 eee eeeeVyeViVVeVeeeeeeee ee ee * 4 . . 7 -* ae »> 3 we DO 808 0006 000090000000 ‘yTrrwwee-eerfgrt:Ttt** OA Ob ie —— 4 ee er ee »40040% ont Pe ry ‘ *h j cr "oman elegram from a Chicago womia! . si - « } requesting him to wire money ane _- promising to see him in St. Louis ig another allegation. Mrs. Mce- 800 Pleasant Rooms, $2.50 and Up. a senie says she questioned her hus- On Grand Circus Park, tke hub of we 4 —o band as to this, and he was evas- Detroit. Installation $175,000 new eRe NS dae Se, ee a es. : ive. On Feb. 16, she adds, she | , furnishings has just been compléted ! discovered a woman's white silk ‘=e by the new management. | LN. South Africa you find modern civilize! 4 Tree Parking | handkerchief in his possession, and — WARD B. JAMES, Manazer. tion and colorful native village life. Beau- 'questioned him, without obtaining, Delicately blended to emphasize |a satisfactory explanation. the full natural flavor of sugar tiful ae pinevel Se and © | The Sheriff was instructed to; maple, on pancakes, waffles, hot | | : w srve McManus at Coronado Hotel,| biscuits and fried corn grits. ace to to | Towering mountains, the spacious veld, up- © oo he has —— Bigg Fe Pure—Wholesome e Pp | to-date cities, mighty waterfalls, babbling — A icou not be re eda. r = | “a Manus was Miss Norma Wahl At F. B. CHAMBERLAIN CO. | brooks—Kaffir Kraals. The great modern as the time of the marriage Mc- 1847... E£ightieth Year...1927 | 12. e rol | gold and diamond. mines—the thrilling bar- ~ S ec gave his age as 25 and she Rec gen Pa nd ates : ‘ P annie | Save hers as nl ya EE PREG OO I NE. ATI EN Hi oe RN ae ce 4. . Z “ = _ : he , ; - 7 ates - - pees . ray PR Ps ‘featd ” Z — ~ foe? - — a -- s “ — ” § e oben 0 ah it Pi eR ee ee ~~ ’ my . te nave ee ed Peer ame Tae ante te oT ns | sida ee> neice: Sie i ie ss i ca Nett eh ie Jin dll inane alia ee et Bi eaten ie ee PD ATE ESD lie 0: Pee aie eee ew, OFAN PO Gh ft ooh - He 49 meth pees se 90. P ewe os scot eaters 0 a om. pan m OD ng ae. a te stays of execution. ADS than ALL the other St, Louis newspapers COMBINED. | ; Sheriff Charles E. Graydon ap- “ ired before Hinton G. Clabaugh,+ W wellaguge almost 6 age nt 1airman of the State Board of ve a continuously coated tongne pote suse pepe Pe tee ty Li, 4 Pardons and Paroles, in a hearing a _—— — taste? Doctors say Pak pete t ed ecussece Seuetssecseeeses ee Bl ee re ag x that modern Irving conditions have so onducted at the fail. Graydon -% Fe We Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps \ WW ~s * : > , - ~ ’ I > WO 7,387 Pairs Lad ‘Smokers R ud 1 ~=6 Tips, Straps and F $2.95 | . i A Rare Bargain Dollar D 3° }| ALL-LEATHER HOUSE SU SPECIAL te Ml | Soft as a Glove, Special ...... Wednesday, this large-sized, regular : % = ‘a ne ee ee ee $35.50 Smoker, im mahogany color > Ss rye mith polnhed ‘nick [oe 66 B ” e! P lated fittings, 2 0 ba and large humidor. Ss ke he hed Deen tential ae ae congested bowel action that almost nine out of ten people are CO-LONICS. Their colons are filled with millions of bacilli. Intestinal toxins are constantly absorbed. The result is lack of energy, headaches, bilhousness, frequent colds, sallow skins and many other ailments. Make this five eane ae day test—take an NR tablet (Nature’s wen N- | Rem medy) before retiring for five nights. Stay the €xX- See the poisons leave the body and your ;? day. until @ re- | tongue become clear. Feel alive and fullo: | Ss . , completed | pep. At any drug store in handy 25c tir Filled Eagle Stamp Books Redeemed - 82 in Cash, $2.50 in Merchandis@ Washi tne a rei nell ted to Clabaugh = a his story that the killing was ees | W ASHINGTON AT SEVENTH Time and Thoug ht | ANERS AND OPERATORS FAIL | comiaeny” anal : We dne sday February Sale eT | for Improvement || -\cnccee ecm: 1 Unless Settlement Is SV TVTTT TTT ANAS 4 ae AAAS ‘ ‘ Negro’s story. Washington has naintained that he shot his wife v accident in a trugg! a pistol. C ‘labat ugh set a precedent for [II- the condemned a FEITIST TTT LILTLTT Tt Ls oot - Says Note Especially This Handsome Underpriced Bedroom Sil Anocthes: Branch al nl a Dollar Cleaning Co., at 4646 Shenandoah — GRand 5120 GRand 5121 If You Live South of Park Avenue, a Call This Branch for Quick Service. — : 3 Reached. The value of science and research in y the Associated Presa. . ee s . : “la., Feb. 22.—The joint industry is strikingly illustrated in the nference of miners and operators review of Swift & Company’s business f the unionized central competi f 1926 tive soft coal field ended today in or : failure to reach a new wage agree. ‘ ; A ment to replace the Jacksonville Things don't “just happen.” There is rreement, which expires March 31 reason and thought behind each move. ee eee icceptance of the report of a sub- ‘ommittee which could not: recon- Housewives are turning to lighter ile diverse demands by the wage. ee ee ; beef because of certain definite develop- x are committee of miners and op- New Liquid Discovery ments in American life; “Unless negotiations are resumed | Has Amazin 3 wewhere and an see) en sere Premium Ham and Bacon taste the ee eee ee eee ~ Sate as one of the " ree a . 3 ik dail this gl ate ete 3 ce ei e x : ; ‘ . : psi a ges ph nie Bumine te 4 ’ ix as ened ’ 7 ¥ aon hE oly * bnew ete eee . - al a, ok pct —. ls athe eer ABS Ea SP aa, RENEE RL BRO! BGS 2 _ sl 4 ess 15 SKID by By RS GRAS iE ORES IE . o a woe . P ae ~e RS nts tre rrr e [ ane Olive St. Oke abe “? 4 F sereesenttgcerte ' = germicidal and healing powers, O!L-o7-SAL1 of manufacture. BEGS HOT WATER, IS JAILED iasstrors intec ag) NS ae eczema), gums (pyorrhea) or throat (ton leg r a English Tramp Could Have Asked | Sitis). Its ability to stop pain makesit simp! r rk ener: Science and research play an impor- cor Cond With Umpankty. | Becerra Rethedn meet . W ednesday ....While a Limited Number Last ‘“onrright. 1927. by rhe Press and Pu Tf gires remarkable, penetrating relief in cases ; tant part in solvingthe problems that rise Publishing Coe. (New York World | of foot soreness, sunburn, : Publish i 2 muscle strain, etc. and Post-Dispatch.) N b " ; 350 Tw In daily.. Just how these problems are LONDON, Feb. 22.—A tramp in ewesring the country. i noee wha tavealread)y : % O- Tone a u worked out, together with many more ee eee a handy pee bot ie Seon poor drome o> | tn Pi s : . ‘ entenced t ay’s imprisonmen y. Yo nd it kableth : = interesting facts about the business, iS for begging a bucket of hot wa- you can imagune, oe a ee H ece Bedroom Suites - &:6 we 6 " ured above is the outstan ding value of the last few days of our Great Annual At $198 we include bow end bed, 6-drawer — mirror vanity, 50-inch ser and choice of canopy-top chifforobe or the hi-boy shown in insert ha the Swift & Company 1927 ae is no offense to beg cold wa- OIL-of-SALT ter, but to beg hot water is a. by C. A. MOSSD LABORATORIE® misdemeanor Comscunded $A Se iis A copy will be sent you free, for the asking. Just fill out the coupon below and mail. ’ ~ c At any other time $350 would ordinarily be a fair price for this exquisite Suite, built of finest walnut veneers on gumwood frames to match. Each piece is designed as a harmonious unit, all are extra heavy and have a beautiful two-tone finish. You will marve! nat so fine a Suite could be offered at $198! ene ' i idee seaetas Swift & Company * “ j eS ae | | 9% PAZO OINTMENT i Swift & Company, Is led, because | f One-Day Sale of 4337 Packers Ave., U. S. Yards, Chicago : it is in Action . C oxw ell Chairs It beging immediately to take out the In- ) - Please send a copy of the 1927 Year Book to: =, flammation and red y afl Swelling H wt 418G E led . The sation brings Greet Reef. 27 1s) Sane : = : ( \ong standing have proved that PAZO O B: = : Double Coil ee 1 = 4 ~ neregnrtaredeteroane of =} | A*® exceptionauy tyne pat Oni AY Sale 4 Che ae enameled dowb's $16 50-Lb. Fel Mattress Racommended bv Physicians and in United pane Sex Coun tries. is tern: large. deep seated ; a a Soe HH Nae guarar ra PAZO OINTMENT tn tabes with Pipe Attachmen ge < anc “ cover ‘ed ‘mM extra: oni: ne M tte . seni: Can - ' 5 eh The cireular enclosed with each tube and ber contains fro bieh every. es : Ser ee oe $0. . os. deepi = in. ogany Chai ma rou! . 3 ar etvies ft mat er . as = 4 suites, worth tO gare body should knew. lacquard wt) 20———— tS THE = wie mammeenniaiiis SEVENTH aCe oy RE mm versible § loose

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ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH _ __ PAGE 21 EVENING, FEBRUARY 22, 1927. _ TUESDAY __ §7. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH . Pe G - on ’ *“@e ‘ e 4/88 ~ > é - rire ” o iz ae sie GY. «+ tte x saretens a : s/f es ** ‘ * Fe “ea smaaeetsssta scommaeduamanassasees oFTT? wage. Md Ye: > of i a-ak tit; -. 3 ~- im 606-08 Washington Av.—Thru to Sixth St. Scien Chiffon Hose Full-Fashioned Wonderful Values! Slight irregulars of a very high-grade Hose. All silk from top to toe and full fashioned. Lay in a supply....select them in your favorite Spring shades. The best Hosiery values in many a day! All New Spring Shades BASEMENT>"""" DRESSES Full 2 Pr, Frocks of jer- sey mixtures of wool and an Fashioned and - Frecks Imperfect silks. Wort * a many times this Lisle Tops! ridiculously low All Shades! price. ss aes ee ares Ur OY OORT ge pte A a a | ear 6 ‘pi aterter yay Bo rahe NE canigiaoe ats ‘Sin: a Ns TE eter Pi ct: Ra A ag is ig apo ain pg fh Sa ae a “Wie bff ¥ 5 - Ae. 3 oats dime f bs R : es a we y ~~ ‘ pis brea! = obsie; Tok : vi : we .: -_ wa ” e% perro *~ We Fe ertient PAPA PARARARARA RA AAR a Awake Sabb PEO ADA SEIT ~) ie Pay, 0 DL | gait ine on a, ~ ~ shane ate wires seen C8 CO AGN nl pane - r PTTTITITITI TIT ai leased RARPRRAAA eel, sport, leumaificent scenery i Beye & SWEATERS ° Dollar Special re enjoyed to the utmost since A t rt t of Coats, Pull great assortment of Coa ull- Wednesday Only! mellow sunshine—p] l to September and Scere jovers & Lumberjacks; Ropes, Jerseys e & Fanoy Crickets. Up to $2.50 values. Hm ibe tee I S’ $2 SNAP BRIM HATS MEN'S 82 HEAVY QUALITY o || Milk and Dark Dollar Specials in Our $9 Dept. is invigorating. U ‘BETTER BU ‘ee , aRIGT . Whipcords PANTS =: An assortment of wonderfully delicious centers, Pure Glove Silk Vests. arm- $100 00 views ne PEN OD 5 Re alls ie oe awe ate Cs Bosse quality sheer chif- —fon or service weight, silk top to toe\and lisle tops. All the new shadés for Spring wear. weer vereVveWeYY SS —— 3 cer ieee ge $llias x1 $1lp a Sit — “ather Palm Boys’ Wooly Boys $2 Wooly inGloves, 6 Pair9 | |Knickers, 2 ford ||LONG PANTS "Sls MEN’S $4° Felt 1 ve R A L L $9 Worsteds heavily dipt in milk and dark chocolate. pits are reinforced; in the EWS 15¢ Heavy Ribbed SHIRTS or DRAWERS, 3 for or $I 0 | : . 4 wanted shades. Regular The “GENS 75° BL LE 1| MEN’S $1 RIBBED $1| BOYS’ Tice LIGHT F OO $1.95 value our * | » 300 Pairs » Chiffon Hose —_— AD PP eT PRA ALAR AR UE A a UNION PERCALE Sle Pound Box a KETS SUITS 2 for BLOUSES 3 for No Mail or Phone Orders Sak 0 | Velour aK . :. iM | Hats Eagle EIGHTH AND LOCUST and Phone Orders Filled, Phone CEntral 4991 eww eee vv wv eve VUVUV UW eee ve wwe vuvtevuls Weews sveuw (a © Aha ewe wu aan © ~. «A 2 a= weed Geel CANDIES MAILED ANYWHERE ° ———— a neeneeneetaeninmnnmenealll COMPLETE Mail Vue veVivudie ica you find modern civiliza- orful native village life. Beau- . 1 gardens, game preserves and $ | BFree Parking sv E LANE BRYANT: CHIFFON a primeval forests. tains, the spacious veld, up- | babbling i The great modern | , mighty waterfalls, r Kraals. mond mines—the thrilling bar- warrior war dances. asy, convenient and comfortable « South Africa—the land of er, Botha and Rider Haggard. ernment Railways are interna- us for comfort, speed, safety, pening and sleeping car service 2 booklet, “The South Coast of md lic (to cover postage) for ated 175-page travel book, ape of Good Hope.” African Bureau dway, New York City For Spring Wear $1.65 Values for Full Fashioned HOSE Sizes 814 to 10 | wn | 517-519 Washington Av. | | | — i a | Regularly : = 3 = : | | | | DOLLAR DAY 237 pairs ladies’ Shoes that sold generally up to $5 and $6. All sizes. WEDNESDAY ONLY Large Lenses for Reading, Sewing, Headaches, With Library Frame COME EARLY BRING THIS AD Washington Av., Cor. Sixth St. Amazing Dollar Sale SILKS 2000 Silk ee Remnants % to 3% yard lengths. Fiat Crepe, Geor- gette, Cantons, Wash Silks, Crepe de Chine, Sport Silks, Plain and Printed; most all colors. Our $2.00 to $3.50 Qualities Silk and 4 8 S Silk-Mixed | Yards Fabrics See Our Window Displays —>G-00— “Quality” Wet Wash Two 20-Minute Suds and Seven Rinses —No Lost Clothes— SPECIAL Thursdays—Fridays Saturdays 20 Lbs., Wet — $ Wash Bed and table linen and towels ironed—a small extra $1.50 ° Cuffa beautifully embroidered in all new Spring colors. Silk and Lisle Gloves are all the go for Spring. Sizes 6 ed —Perfect E §) Non-Ravel Tops : Lisle Foot— y a Spring Colors Genuine Kryptok.@¢ Deep-Curved Toric Bifocals—the best known. sions in one. 1 m°287 Pairs Ladies’ Shoes || § yee Smokers Reduced } Tips, Straps and Pumps 2 tien. "Ramses sel, $3.95 jt mi __A Rare Bargain Dollar Day 2g ae eee ALL-LEATHER HOUSE SLIPPERS 00 ROS DRUGCO Le. Soft as a Glove, Special oy” mae_|| —— Charles ; PECLAL for Ld Wednesday, this Dollar Day - Specials large-sized, regular | 3 POUNDS 4 COFFEE $5.50 Smoker, in Whole or Ground ee NAN EER ATE eR mahogany color POUNDS $ 1 BLACK TEA with polished nick- Tea Is Advancing—Buy Now AR RCRA AE A el-plated _ fittings, and large humidor. $10 Eagle Stamps with 4 : bottles Cane and Maple Syrup. Fine for pancakes. $10 Eagle Stamps 4 Ibs. Pure Dutch ure Dutch Cocoy. yt BAR He With $1.00 Other Goods gy: Main Floor — LAA AR AR AR RR CARRERA AA RRA RAR ARAARARA RS 8 rTrrryrrr rrryy ee ee ‘Dollar Bill” Says a! EXCEPTIONAL Dollar Day or a WHITE ENAMEL : Kitchen Unit White or decorated opal globe, com- plete ready for hanging; regu- lar $2.50 val- ue. Only one to a customer. Tyr tT yiryryr seapasete ‘BORE Bei sUGteee.- reBegeas @ateve' | Library Zylo Frames SPLIT JOINT UNUSUAL OFFERING Wednesday and Thursday Only : Pr ene er * Uv Ube ale Uv Oe ee Oe ee eee ee ' 4°, ¥) . ar Se ee te re ere ere n ee Po oe ome ate 08 vnan eye tem Ag O ERO AN A, pie ee e Pater iy rem DPS, Wie eee 4 of as a Sea ee gaa Fae iain git thee ahs Saree ae i ie ge ae Riggs gs Spares, : Bedroom Suiste HOLD-HEET ELECTRIC GRILL—Complete with " cord and plug; fully guar- anteed; $3 val. Only one to each customer HYLITE ELECTRIC CIGAR LIGHTER —For office or hone; Electric =i — pow, sae, plete with cord and Nk 5 nt pe a Another Branch of the Dollar Cleaning Co., at -.2 $ 4646 Shenandoah 2 GRand 5120 GRand 5121 If You Live South of Park Avenue, Call This Branch for Quick Service. “Every Day Is Dollar Day” DOLLAR CLEANING CO., Inc. Additional Charge for Silks and Satins —_— "Tse, sT,' T' ,', x, , * ™ ee ee eS . . L , L L » S we oe ws «e — 7 KRYPTOK INVISIBLE BIFOCALS LENSES ONLY Far and Near Seeing (Spherical Combinations) Wednesday and Thursday Only $60 vin Your Eyes Examined by The Moritz Method INCLUDES THE OCULIST, THE OPTOMETRIST AND OPTICIAN CONSULTATION FREE Moritz Optical Go. 609 N. BROADWAY re eS Te oP ATIN, FELT AND THE NEW “BLACK BOTTOM” in All Ts > All New > Styles. + Made to Sell at $5. > Over 300 to Select From— > Your Choice at. . HAROLD'S 511 Washington: nn eeeserar eteresegrieae= eerttecsce eee seavesesam~ sero * 25 or 40 watt, round, &) plug. frosted. . ll i i i i i i i i in i i i i in ne | 2-Way Plugs /3tor ... Superior Elec- trie Iron, guar- anteed. Com- plete with cord and plug; $3.50 value, $1.75 _ ss SL DDD TE Cag. ae Blenders of Coffee and Tea 4 South Broadway Why Carry It? is charge. 4646 Shenandoah 7267 Manchester . Corner Washington Avenve C all GRand 5120-5121 B ne | a Reno ol Sig oloff Bros. Electric Co. Guaranteed c Ss FREE A vyaluable Ther- mometer to any- one bringing in C b Y 20 711 N. Sixth St. CEntr 2 7 or this ad. ‘ ntral 6212-4227 a ouarantertanied MAIn 2551 | Aban 04 2 STORES 1994 Franklia Av. Mail Orders Filled ess ; ee | AS 02] [Dollar Day] 2TaNESemc®IC [COLUMBIA SUPPLY CO. | [ Pose potar |/SAM SACKAR Ate agate. * ern vs j ne fe tly x =) ; “ay Ha Won * - ae naka Re ee nk ek nnn ohana BEDKOOM FIXTURE~ 2-light; ivory ag 5 regular $4 value. cial (enly one to a a tomer ) Te Order by Phone ms __.eseerrvrrrrrrrrrrrrreTg'tT’??T*'TTT?T7TT77 “__”””eY”YrrvrvrweweYeYeYeYeeeeeerererererereeeeereeeeeee i} 4308-10 Olive St. | | JEtterson 4800-01-02 PRRREAAREEO000000400000000006S0000400040000000000000000000000000000008 - ry - a. Tae Cee he + ce eae, We Specialize in EUGENE—LEON OIL & EDMOND PERMA- NENT WAVE EXPERT FINGER eel Beet tee Fh ccs uses PINE 4A mirrors | | SPECIALS $150,000.00 STOCK NOW ON SALE || | Day Specials|| AND SONS * lity ttn MIRRORS Made From 1523 MARKET > for this bd frames t, all are ull marvel Closing Out 50 Bedroom Chairs | $3.4) ClE. AN-UP of wood of : cane seat walnut oF ma & "hairs in ma styles to match bedrooms suites: worth to $14 Mattress $9. 75 . iis j ogcan 4 4 i Your Old Mirror (Like Cut) 7a 7 Phone Us i) CEntral 6387 We Call and Deliver a : Ye 3 z esiive Any size up to ; 12x24 inches. Heavy > . or Cords i te 82.00 x Colo re Four cet Long $1.00 —— Votive Light ! | 2 for 5e 15-Hoor Size Full Box, 36 (andles, P0¢ with red glass 1.00 are Frame $ Mirror Co. «5 os Sixth St. \St. Louis March th 20th. * - BOSTON FERNS POT OF PRIMROSES POT OF HYACINTHS POT OF TULIPS | All Spring Plants in Full Bloom “ | .0O Each Delivered Grimm & Gorly 712 Washington Same Prices Effective in East St. Louis Store Hold-Heet Electric Grill —Complete with cord and plug: fully guar- anteed. 8&3 walue, Only one to each customer. Genuine CUNNINGHAM. 82.50 CX-12 TUBES Latest 1%-volt type; fits ae | standard and UX sockets. Brand-new, tested and guaranteed; at .. ELECTRIC HEATERS 12% Inches — ll-Inch Bow 29 ‘1 Complete $2 Size, TIty-Volt BURGESS B BATTERIES $1.00 LACE CURTAINS, $ weaneson" PAIRS FOR... alle MEN'S $2 & $3° HOUSE SLIPPERS For men and young men, made of tan and brown kid leather, very flexible, stitched down soles, elastic sides, best quality rubber heels. Sizes 5 to 11. Sale price a pair, $1. | RAZOR, STROP _AND BRUSH A 82.50 combin- ation, Wednes- ALI. SIZES $1.25 Steel BA RNEYS Fishing Rod ARMY GOODS STORE ne as ta9 | O'8& WSHINCTON Beth for . day all 8 for.. $1.25 Garden Spade St Rae *1 it Both for . Piedmonts.... One Eleven, 10 Packs.. Granger Rough Cut Prince Albert... Velvet... 2 xross boxes of Safety Matches MATCHES—Per dozen ST. LOUIS’ MOST POPULAR CIGAR STORE Tom Kearney 407 Walnut Odd Lots From Our DOWNTOWN STORE Children’s Coals, 2 te 0 Cicth and silk Dresses —alse some tail HOSIERY Pure thread stitk chiffon, atried¢dtis» firats.: all shadece and sizes. 2 pair« GLOVES Formerly ap te 81.75 a pair; all aises: & paire.... We are open oT Py r “. WAVING SWIRL BOBBING MARCELLING DOLLAR DAY PERMANENT WAVE SPECIAL 3 a $4 Beicano Facial, $1 Shampoo and Finger or Maree! .... $4 Only Licenced Operators in Our Shop MARGARET MAULE | MARCEL SHOP (INC ORPORAT Tth & St. Charles St. CEatral 1910 24 Fieer 5

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_ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH_ WORKOUTS DAI Last Night’s Fights ‘NWEW YORK.—Jack Bernstein, New York. ecutpointed Jimmy Goodrich, Buffalo, N. We 10 rounds. Jimmy Moeore. Califor- nia. scored a technical kneckout ever Pete Williams, New ierk, 7 ON BIG CARD | PHILADELPHIA. — Joe Sime- | ? Rex bot ae cada ome Set el me Tippetts Of- ters Lots of Material in rounds. Vincent Forgione, Phil- — eo , ‘ adelphia, defeated Al Webster, fifort to Revive Profes- zonal Boxing. eee A ALIS OO JADMAN | en C, RITZER, mR FAVORITES - IIE he set lly so NTH og, Maha, _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __. TUESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 22, 1927 CARDINALS OPEN TRAINING CAMPAIGN WITH TWO ~ Leo Dixon’s Broken Arm Again O. K., As Browns Hold Opening Practice PAGE 22 . Sr ~ shat enaatle a waht ae Ve. ie Pree “+ sie, c i -4 + oy en bite whe aan VE RE RAEI 8 1 AABN Is OR alae Pte ean = n 4 . . > . " 9 SRM te swe eee > " ts ~ 2 ‘ > cee | i ini baat pile a One-Armed etek Sure of a Place On ‘Tigers’ Squad LPL etl el ele Feb. 22. NIV ERSIT Y >d i SR cbihe SS Co Dy tip We aeet a ‘ Howley Gives His Men Long Session—Only One readon ‘ Announces Only Two Holdouts _°™ Remain to Be Signed mM" onneuengpcene —— — ArCoIinme ; le sO Has Fine Field Ideal for Practice Which M. — ©’Farrell. McKechnie. Set the Pace. "OTA Mo., Catcher Who Suffered Fracture Last Year ee at ee a ea rae Se ee Sees e ~~ Ryd! SO 4 ah Se ed ar Se. ahea so RIZEON CE Se ei ; ain 5 CL LOL allel allel ee i F announce- k Grange to- Tee a oe en , te ase . Starts hogs Billings, Mont... 10 rounds. Joey Throws as Well as Ever, Practice Period Each Day in F irst Workout. Is Planned. a gg ace — _ A oli _ & 3 a a's _ rounds. : by fy | “main squad’Y by appearing anda From a Special Correspondent of j Pr imac ¢ 0 puch the session. 7 £oings hr ~ — * ¢ - dis h. I 7 , 5 th : . ‘ I pace Ho A le y works smootnaly with his SPRINGS, Fila., OD. i ee Io) SF * men, but always to be i: for Some of ang i PP. resolution, guess taken by officials of minster College of § ae, the . members of its f ‘ eligit following @ bi season, and exp ~ . x school do , ie by, > ‘r and Sothoron stand BUFFALO, N. ¥—Jimmy Slat- tery. Buffalo. defeated Ray Fay. at Pittsburc. six rounds. Benny Ross, Baffalo. defeated Jimmy Delaney, St. Paul, six rounds. BALTIMORE. — John Cececoll, Seranton, Pa. defeated Bob tar- cia. Baltimore, 12 roands. ive to By J. Roy Stockton, Of the Post-Dispatch Sport meee PARK. Fla., Feb. 22.—-—Bob QO’ arre! rdinails have a wonderful bal! park 192 pennant The infield Reg as the excellent And th utfield is so well furnish puiting for and that would end complaints eeem: boximg WwW! control. players but before a : Profes=*° the New ee ee OE ee Sa TOMES Mae ae ti eer re oad be) a oe Bae ee ig out Coliseun AVON - n ta never seen afternoon been ac- he — ‘ contests wera Thi en! a pres : | ng known pugiiistic as- ri ; , and nearby Hii- sts of this cily | | The card is tne first towns. sg series planned by Jack Tip- a “retired middleweight fizht- a has taken the duties wno . ee — rc for New Coli 4a & mip pet tts DP: lan of yee: ight wuts on to contimue bh ¢ tration for the eign 1. ouis in which hae Algonquin to pr epa sleek, sroOwns race. N smooth seek “vindicati ion in other colleges to ame titutionu and ,by-las of they me SO as to do away with in , which permitted the ing in the recent Preiser by the St ion of Westmi ” dake last niversity Club, Another resolution the association’s confi Coach James Pixlee and Mee ant, Brutus Hamilton. | The Westminster pf declared ineligible after school had defeated its tra! College of Fayette, ix sreens public course at fer hw ban) from the municipal are two tall ‘ ~ over right- the er Oar a7 to retain the win- a contests for more) his next ring’ elimi- lacal or encountered morning w! aatie first wo of what is be no possible fine yy ye ana aa ae gle Uh ee inn ad “MILWAUKEE, Wis. — Harry Kahn. Milwaukee, ocutpointed Ba- sil Galliano. New Orleans. 10 reunds. Billy Bortfeld, Milwau- kee, defeated Johnny Mendelsohn, Milwaukee. eight rounds. = ~s+?f rrAQGU i. +t . ror re Lal® ‘ i. ii ee * LO windiest overdo > DRE Ser A ROR IDE ME ee adi ing other anhac VLilias tf RES I cape SAR UR AD MEAS yr tga SA are BRC AF NA ORIN ANY 9 ee — bs a + 7 rt tra 1t3s ciose eive 4 ~ saw’ Moreover, there fences to bother > he ~ gee Re AEs ARR Ro senor oe eet or not ee ee ion over ™ ~ 3 any DOgdgy LEELA TR TF yA ee aval ol i Avon or mt ta eR eens: days in camp 1s a critical Barbarian, Detroit. 12 reands, You can® excggerate .in descri! . 1 ca ‘ gerate.in des Fetal pi habeiaa ine | Revision of Conteol MME Nelson Rattle “] Jimmy Wilde. nan on the | 93 Se ee Lincoln, Knocked out Jack A movement has been start ot w sc’ id 4," -*> >? ’ iss - = +} me e . ay 5h . . . itn > sia daa spol a aus ler for the entire sea O'Neill, Duluth, Minn. one round, revise the laws govern | thea errr) r ‘ee sand ry ‘*- so * > s “— hos 1 Yr 4 . : ; a‘ bs be . . ~ - — se Se sr apn F son, ac btcoe union, so that the power @f al hie city ts sched- prunes and wind. But the dial CES RE : is of the few miss- letiec control will be invesil anrn i ae players are expected, and an- | Powlkes, Memphis, eight rounds. ™ Cin m he Ae , Carl Cannon, Memphis. knocked The outfie! nfiel: ey : . pert expecisS to ! 1@ in raer % teat ae ' aths a o Z nan ¢ ~~ | develop di : —— ee | anpeas , ie} u them an : Ked | me we _ _ his players reands [ee pete ago. when! ha} aths are better than at ’ appeast xe ay . ; eters ny of his players. . | 7 ot | P r an a that’s a sign sin t} without any si h: : e _ —— as general, secretary of the Jimmy Wilde. fer good work will ymple lact vear ) ei Sportsman's Park. vas me - : Ce mpi te = ae 7car si He 283 “ ; no Ww fhey Nave a ‘OmmMeé n der and heavyweight. boxing cham pion- CU ni ited in rd : , Lda J * are no est troubdie. ive Faith in his m — ship ef Canada from Charlie Be- States orcer 4 during : pe army box- . Ni *, mie ad , et lelders. The fences are , : East Side — they won't bother ih odes aot ad i | : ‘ = ' sive fo} everga! vears will Lm i) n rn ; the fir lay to achieve he reg! ardom he ha: ascend thie league ladder this year, 4 e } : f an: wits of h las weg tic wo sini cn ine a a A ig ES * - i ei Lewisville, wen a newspaper de~ | CCliege. Wal introduced : m3 Australia, Alumni Association. His ” an East! ark he can Nave his choice cergte the effica | imerease the $52.000 salary he ha: all the men expected to | Harry Rice, Whether the Browns there. hit a x . ea. * Bia - : ; - : aa - a La - . s - . o e } LOUISVILLE. — Jimmy Finley, — president of : contested | var ; i . i a ‘ . . ; i 4 A ‘ . ak x .F ms ers mtract itTje#@G iffore t . cere 10 rounds. ment as president will be : conceret: Pp f P; oses ror ietiaren in rounds. 'Club. ‘He will sueceed ’ an? a ‘ spectators and assigned ——— ers MILWALREE.W Selly Seeman, Ree d, who died last : " the start ¢« a seri luty Tr aining Camp of New York Giants New York, vs. Billy Petrolle, Far- take charge ot Gea cham pionsht ! field a .Ca Eo oe Me 3 zo. N. D.. 10 rounds. ¥ : aa a ee ane tn ht is d Former Cardinal Manager Steps Around ee ee right program. ** . .* . . > lips of Philadelphi LO was appointed director of th ly equ clubhouse for Lippe d shower ha with irms, left looking i ae re ; ERR ae ; ' 4A) 4 : ] T] idea is to call tl itcher’ % ga | dilutectate te Jsit J §Cilils a): ; wo = , her six-reund contests Will i? , ia? ; t « ; ‘¢ haa : hora ‘ ‘ : ; ’ a. ~ s* i~ - - —— ’ : “ , ’ 5 . ‘ i ¢ i Eid * - P ? = : ome ™ then ball to. ee 3 : Rowlands, Milwata? nto action on , make spot in the PP heas | te 3 e} 15%6. and & —— leweight veteran, 4 e stay Of th ‘Id champions oved from that pit position a pb mate Me | Ritzer of this city, whi : . . : ea . ; 4 _ aPP} n a aS PpoOSssid If Hu ever gives ; ; it sa ea a y to | ea nee’ eward for Hard Work ‘Is a pitcher a fly ball without that ee 6h o ‘at. noon, con NEW YO! RK. Feb. 22.—Ambitious rookies an i wate ’ “ox ? ti oo Will fight a Work. pitcher having to ru: least half“ STW | 0. 3 lee ia aes | ° | So ® . 4 Sarl Gibbons of ‘ ° . . — ' ‘ : : ‘ . Sis eeer J aoe! ad i ai} " > he re P ‘7 Qn . . . ” ¢ j ' Now 1 @ grind said Bob the distance of the field, et = wionienlial n adi in was Knocked O'Farrell. leading the game. ; lbs { cecond round of an Only Six Veterans and Nine Rookies at the Battery area Take Part in Opening Day Practice hattle between Mor- of St. Louis and Bil-) Aerman -P Li. {> ee PO A eI Re canbe Ii ; if + _e : KnoOcK the - outfield —s €veryv- as : T] Sout] Side e Assoc ' return bout Harrisburg. out hy More NNT tet se bila sn tie 4 * a his met Hunter loses Sarasoti Old-Time Soccer Stars to Battle “ast St. Louis. is re-; most important preliminary bill prominent con- championship nasty : eed | : . therweight .divi- : catch- LOUIS nive i ; je] thi $i: i ~ ~~ 4 br » but illness com- ae i \ ' from the tourney. EAdie crown. onsistent win- bouts, He in the Burke Leading In Florida Open After 45 Holes Danville, Ky., Golfer Scores 32 in Morning—Now Has 179 Total. (Farrell. Alexande: rover, fied.”’ Breadon said this € , Q - rot , aieal _ , ; want + nag e - ; J ’ ; 2 ter tn | on BD NAPE E REL LOPES NOL LOE sdeaielielbumaicaiiaiila > nhc AP Rte a IN car 9 CR I NS i ae fore, X wA ‘ 3 5 . is Fg eg ‘ x _ 7 ° . « ** a* y i +» tts . ‘ } ; 4 _ ‘ ‘* ‘ . “a ‘ . ‘ a wr ' : . a — ’ { | es ‘ . . . a ; , 5 ft “ - i . 4 . ‘ ‘ s ‘ i ‘ i} ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ° - a s 4 5 “Y . . s 7 4 = . a ee a ~~ . , “ae i Tie , re" *% > . oY, ‘ ‘ » . F - >,” esos? e J - re a“ " . Ast A it — ; : _ , » : eo, . 7 oe Ay ese : 5 Qa — . ’ ’ ; ' i Z P . , 4 " c iA i? ‘ " + eto ope tne " _ . we 5 ss } . 4 1 ' ‘ a. *“- 7 . ” . a yy © ey Ors Sere s - : 3 a ry . . ? aes « LJ * q el os . * laa » ai » . - » 4 o, 7 7 * _ a recen: Barrack: he second 4- er and Sa.ys featherweigh ade *ai- imar’ ree q a ‘ter. and Oe PSON GIRLS CAGE TOURNEY {ff y Ha mt and > it und the had { (,eorge Keily in bold. NCINNATI, Fei : Ye ee e Na es range from 75 admission 30 f and Blue From Pats. fom? Arn shin n, , Originally he was listed as a | Lee a ; ‘ie. rede. New Seek. i! August He ooach this spring. but hater was ey ee Lig ee ree ey itt | ne’ that wonla put on the active sued as a a ee rear oe eS ene ESE ee ore leave his home in San Fran ni be He may break | % i tes vi 2 ree ; "7 ; ’ : ie : ‘ 7, sali Pus 4 ‘ ow | Lae . « ¥ sae ’ —_ . ~ i inatile aaae : ' : ee , Lo tine rrmMaant asketba! : or the “irst Ngeside seats. Box Zitside reservations rst three rows are sell- mien bal. 19 and $1! TO REFEREE They are kind to your throat. KAISER - STACY GO _ AT JEFFERSON CITY Why? All because they are made of the finest Turkish and domestic tobaccos, properly aged and blended ~ = Wrestitng official, who will with great skill, and there is an extra process in : treating the tobacco. _ = | ee STRIKES are smooth and mellow— the finest cigarettes you ever smoked. ~ = h QQ s : | - rite SRA Se BOR Bal oe ; - , , 3 om ia i a q ees 5 a os 94 : 2 pial is ee para 7 ai ; - ’ . ‘ > r 7 ss ¥, aie wh , . a e - $ * “ ae a at 7 x ee ek. cate Eek °. Pegps 3 a a ey Ri Bi ttsd Me oak Gt Cae ts Be - PP SN Ry BE! IEAM AEBS ite 5 es ey epee errno seis, FASS 5 Si ee ly Dy ce Cae eet ogi a TT the AUTO RACE DRIVER, HURT SUNDAY, are ons WHY PUT IT OFF? DIES Se te ee ee ae a Will Report Late itchers are eX pe amp fron LOS ANGELES. —I, ew Tendler vs. Veunec Harry Will«, 10 rounds. You have been in- tending to join the bs Y’’—bnt you have been putting it off Every day you de. lay you lose just Johnny Jack Stacey Trrow nighr of the Mise- whom the pending. he! an- ie? @w eer RANSAS CrTy. ers ws. "> nal lt OS a4 ha -? for a a wee Riv- and Buster Brown. 10 rounds. 1e oC : a 36 —s ra ne de eae y i AGES et ae Sao owt cae A Danis be forte o ie ission MIAMI DOG % FIFTH RACE nessa reasons All ther siteher Pr ‘ 7 a te RACE RESULTS ; ! the other now Monday No Friction This Year. Owner San Breadon. who a companied the utero squad here went into conference with O' FParre!i| shertiy after arriva! here. on train. ing plans. There is chose co-opera- tien among members of the Card hal organization this year year. after midsummer, there was friction between owner and man- ager. buf this season al} is . i ALSt lovey If harmony will win the Cardinals . re in. Only Two Holdouts Lett. . ¥ teems to be satis- nian dai alien ran _ SECOND RACE , Nearth a WI +s FIRST R x eT EP 1% ‘ me rif Martin (me-quarte 4 cH! FOURTH RAC E—One qaarte “eens i3 a S0 iad ack a aA ——. View - nese 6.60 less i he NINTR Rick Painri ty — : rer Paderrewsk:. Sache Deputed aiso 29. Prartman, Taster aad ras. ; . E . 7 . * > sie 5 ye 3 LO 4 “ ' ™ “ n on 2 ’ ‘ ¥ : = . ; ae +59 : ‘, , - i heme vo F £-i H. . ; : - ‘ : i ? ; ban Prien] ais ~*~ ae Play be | lll i i i i i a ed

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"> ed ,. oe : ———__ ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH _ -TUESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 22. 1997 ____ ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH. eae ITS DAIL¥IEADMAN MEETS TERRY IN ONE OF 8 BOUTS AT COLISEUM TONIGH —— 4 oa Be a es sea ty ap one ome * be it = ee eee “a % . -_ Seen na a ; — peers § st a8 a - ~= —_—— + é btn - ee tee — “ - -_——_ a en eee ue ates i - aii auntie a - - * CT aE ee - cas - ame ~ Blue Jay Stand f mnt RITZER, _ Barties Tonicxt — Western and itz Defivers Me Gil Pen’ - ae Bears Play an | ele eee a eee ed zi MER FAVORITES >, ‘Peters Advance Knockout to Corbett in 14th Round “=2"2==.3_, Improved Game, Missouri Valley 37, Missourt!t | Aman Mee OW BIG. CARD 3 __ In Title Series Bi — But Lose Again a a ad ¢ _2 ¥ ae Nae atm cart a x b , ork Morningside 43. Creighton 30. BLO Oe Second Round Municipal | «6 46 A. A Tale of Romance cepa a mae Kansas Defeats Washington ea cot Supports Officials in Eig. 10, Tippetts Of- | sore: 27 ty 18 in Valley Com ren | bility Row. Sapien in Gay PX Piped Wedonsting: , ; ee worn | Chuitenthe Restnens Galiewe 0, ference Match. nal > ae ga ees ee pe oe WT. « oy ee rete ee gta es ‘Westminster Vea Re yee — i i a i a we ee eee eee ae en oY eee CO A a ae ih [A AIT ler NPI ST ~ . oo, ~ Se oe “ae * CUO Ce ee: cerry set = aa ieora ms vos Ws te mien aw ~ 7 By re s a. e us py “> ae * > ne i ns . we ae a 6 io) s dina Silas tak Sch ng ate Teall, gh . aH ww rae aes) EN TNS 8 Ee mM ARNT! SAG AITO RL CUMS A — eR I ee we pee mee no ‘a ‘ 7 -." . ™ - nae a | f Material in 3) | , fo | ? Joey | ey Biss Lots O | ers a ae Sea i wee ee me ¢ salle | 4 resolution : R Profes- * | ao a we sootrie ana peter End Followed Wild Spell by Pee in Preceding Round Chal-| Wate, te tee "EAWRENCE, Kan, Feb. 22.— -. six | . stata > Spproving itart to evive rores- | 4 i Spee F he estern Electric and Peter foe | g “ Kirksville Venchers 34, War- .~ 1 ies a 1 ey wine Ke | wrasilae Stand taken by officisz Re a $5 J . sas | fe rye latter quintets were the vic- rs m Whi Pee sR: . renshburg Mule 27. iit Nansas niversity saynaw : minster ¢ or of F hae a ie ‘gonal Boxing. eres | oe fe tors in the first round of the Muni- the Champion ” ich re lenger Gave His Secre- Odin High School 23, O'Fallon Added another victory to their y Slat- i n, } 6., Pt a * 4 “ig ay . a b i : a % ; : . sq o~) Ss RS ee BOSS Sei . Hi h o at ring by als feating the basketball pe ae ™ Rasen: ipa) Rasketbal! league elirnina- H L ft O for , ; ae as , . - g Pe oo Fa at} ve Lo he " : : e a sale . ae PKR e e an nin . : Ra oe Se Sra 2 P ee ‘ . or yy that : ; declaration of - : BP Ree ee | tions last nighf at Sherman Park. iim 8 ae cote tary a Tip for Bets Which >— ati fen Ee oe : l cl aa : nember ae ry m_ a oS Ry ae ome “ ° a . Be Sein gate os , . } “" nigh °% to I he Jav- Jimmy | ' ers Of its football team aofessiona! boxing will | "€ ee patie ce tg The Hatters barely defeated th» Finishing Blow. a ee a Proved G Senators Sign Player. Baa 3 Baisg ee ee. » game eligible fol] ; bene | : 9 ¢ 29 a} ae” nes hawkers | d all the way in a gam nds. Bible following a champio , at the New Coliseum tonight Fat Purina Mills team, tO ge, Aai- ; 3 oem . By e Associated Press. ked bv w f ur xcept the | ; , oe zs a ee ibidivisiasitieadunianns a Si : eae ee pee wes , marked b features exes } ae season, and expressj ing the de 4 program of eight contests | though a decided favorite, and thé ae Bei WASHINGTON, Feb. 2 - Jack unerring shooting of the Bears on » Gar- that the se hoo] do nothing . free throws, would widen the a oe se . s ‘tee Pt me. = » * pay chile ayant , om Geo» fide ’ Si igh os Western slectrics gained a 33 to BAPE STE”. MAP nC RS. 5 RS sae = Lar e Blair, 19-vear-old first baseman of i pugilistic as- / “4 = Fitahiari Saint eit fi eee ee : apis 3 ; 2 > oD = v4 YOu g£0t an Ione. —S : ‘ : 4 ring ee 7 ; -S decision over e Missouri Pa- | ws ae ny West Palm Beach, Fla. has been y cap betw 1 : . — b tS 2 oe she a % ae 9 ; aic " ; io _ . ; . At the half Kansas led. 12 to g. and other members of the cea sts of this cly and nearby Hhi { : cific five. in the second game. l he Story Oo 1€Z are x Ke “KMizghty dollars in eold.”’ igned by the Washington Senators. . = s t °° ir st ) pO 0} _ aes ; en ol : . % . a x * * at x x “a a ‘ OLE . 4 ii — ZB . . pik i 2. Chris ( lle ge Athletic 1° nion. but Rk herewith the’ seventh install- Bat Te Resa es And the Bet Was Mad sega hs: , a 4 aS Newland forware —— éstitutionu and by-la‘ vs of the up ve taken over the duties , . ee mementos Louis University gymnasium to- i, ment of excerpts from “Ruby i . a Saige Sp e. le wild, and made a swing which (orden, forward ° o- a : ‘ p 4 ‘ Sens po Sod Sig hs x. ) ’ : x ; Detroit So as to do away with irregulag vc Be for the New Coli- PEA PAW, Oe Sane res Hatters OP- |? Pobert.” by Robert H. Davis, the oo i SPREE: ne JUMPED down, turned to Freq, I sidestepped. In a flash T saw aa coat rd " i x } Ne ; ; 1 S, 257 ee Se a ‘ Se Fg a = eiaaas nderson, forware Phil- which permitted the action : pet ‘ posing Geitz Furnishing team and story. of Bob Fitzsimmons In Be Siete - Bushnell, pl otographer, handed a clean opening on his stomach seat onion pete Sats the rec ae a * eS ee ; g ‘ester ‘teetrice inte avinyg es ea ne See ae him my V1 RO arted and came in with * left-hand % # Tre- ) ua in LHe recent could and in as many direc- feet, shot the same hand against Totals if ted Ba~ University Club - and to continu se round will play Wl preceding ¢ and up to the fourth round ¢ , ee ey 6vctions. There was so much inter-| his jaw, thus giving hit the iden- WASHINGTON (18). _ Another resolu: n process until the best local ee 2: : athe, el eRe yh ps samen @ «st centering on the ring at that. tical finish which I administered | Player—Position, FG. FT. PF. Milwau- 2 | resolution reaf es for champ) ionship cor Beg BS ee Bs Sa hic. the battle, when Fitz decided the ¥ 8% Hutton. forward 1° sinti a , andi Sos ot AS LO BS ae ; Nay through the aiter- -_ i S San 5 in. COnfidenqaay Bae for engagements) $4 sie es ge ae Se eS Play throughout he Hattes Lohrding, forward oac ames DPixlee and hj - | Rippl f d ; us @g ta af = : tin eR gpa ppltoe, forwar a. ‘ ant, Brutus Hamilton gnoovered. a ‘ ae Be a ie mediocre and neither quintet | tracted no attention. It was easy and although - gg — ee rman PTE MS } : : ‘alls fo ur ES sf: 2 ieee 3 . | PRA oe Ceca as inte Re a : trouecie +t bs : gs feet, : s cae The Westminster plavers onieh* ® program cats ee : Eee Rk na as an showed anything like champion- for him to place it at odds of two,| Struggle to get back on his ir Eckert, guard Jonn declared ineligibic oo Sal + . : = of six rounds €a ch and fou) 3 Saereaaaesctotis SEN eas ae ee oe 4 43 im Kollowing its custom Installment AIT. P a wy three, and five to one. he was counted out by the rel - | Kurz, guard oo 4 school h: af e Fo ry engagements of four) - $e csoS SS ak Ss ae tye OD sage a oss ao , LOB FITZSIMMONS. The gong! . Fourteenth ‘round.; eree and lost the championship. t Dick | 0 lad de ‘feate d its riv al, ymiles » saigtaten setter sabattetg ce teccaterne ‘ a Lhe ir Strd Hiatters lineup did B OTH men were Ssingguia rly cau- : : (Copyright, 1927.) . Tetale es. Ss =~ ~ = 3 s=-s=- = a i s 3 =e LP) ail o-+-Ss-W-e SS | wnaeuuwue 3” “Ic oso 2 | , rae Re 2 ASRS an a? tha betta Antone to Sharkey in San Francisco. I champion could. not knock him 3 eS moment that the little transaction = : : vi : wing Hinde gears Purina contest last night was only out. 5 . between Bushnell and myself at- as Sul Li | x, zn | “V3 SS 8 an | w-- >= ww : ss ‘hile two pairs of! BONER RO oo aN OR ROR RR ; ee ane ) Te ' ¢ ‘ Corbett led and was blocke: e . : rounds, | tra] Colle geoff fF ayette, in the unk each, wi ar he held Aan Sens Ran i not take the Ti ntil well into the tious throughout the battle. round Fitzsimmons worked close dedbnes it) . ms zs ck d. (To Be ¢ ontinued Tomorrow.) Referee—Quigiey. Adams, championship game Thankes weight punchers willl be 7 ‘irst hal h he Purinas were and to my unpracticed eye it tg Corbett and began io plant body followed with ‘a left at Fitzsim- lay ' “. j at d attrac- > TR | ne ; —_ : ‘ apesioeih saciid ade : — day. By this action, taken reserve to provide added attra: i I AUL STEADMAN. leadin: : ¢ Sits ne regluars cut seemed either mans fight up to blows The San ranciscan for } k a" ’ cr rc : : z - oe "« ] Wial ‘ -~ pe Score but round, during the latter halt Ot val distress, VW hereas Kitzsimmons rte’ ee lef ‘ nd aq richt ’ e mg pion, 10 | athletic union Whose co st | guts. The reserve boxers will | White's field goal for Purina gave, which Fitzsimmons began to land mim tetnine « 3 —— leas eee - & Hit. or- nstite : iunen t id Was gaining confidence and mov sant Saieenin ie etait ‘ontesnd ~hel Bives him “full and ire power be available as subst itutes for BOUTS TONIGHT AT the latter r5-] as the half) his blows on Corbett’s face. During jnge with pantherslike alarcrity . 5 iy ae oe acess ; wns Cnn Cheese | P ’ I at +} ++ 1} “itz ” -} ‘ a , : a Si OTN laTive e ss . . - —— -— Ray | Tetermine the eligibili of engagement that may be ter THE NEW COLISEUM reed: the mix-up Fitzsimmons shot 4 When the round ended both men. ge With Unknown Brands 7 ded Sid | player,’ Westminster torte « bated by disqualification of the The score was tied on three occa-| short right across his owh left’ were in the middle of the ring. Fitz’s Story of Knockout. When You Can Get A unds, chi: impionship. , = ipa! S. iS coe, a - - : PS tn in the secon half although ) guard. Qrye of Corbett’s cold Fitz took his corner with one ilk most accurate description GOODYEAR of this fourteenth round cams - All-Weather — No Red Tape, No Delay Garten, , Revision of Conteol Planned. Nelson Battled Jimmy Wilde. SIX-ROUND CONTESTS, oth ats were shooting wildly |-teeth fell out, hit the canvas and ‘pound. Before I had an oppor- ricocheted among the boxholders. eyunity to ask him a question, h from the lips of Fitzsimmons at Our Special Prices No Extra Charge Jack | A movement has been started turn battle between Digger Billy Cain, St. Louis, vs. Digger bat ‘can and ‘itzgeral fieid @teund, | revise the laws governing ‘ aad veh ‘ f] orld ht favorite, Nelson. Kast St. Louis, flyweights., | .4:,) rave the Hatters the lead In this round Bob circled Jim placed his left .glove against his in dictating his own story of thi Ee (pen From kie Gar- union, so that the power of on, East Side é os ne Peony Paul Steadman. st. Louis, vs. think sian held oe » run. _ four or five times, seeking a chance right cheek, leaned down close to. fight. I quote it herewith as fol- MERCHA NTS IR CO. ‘ Tommy | !etic control will be invested} u Billy, Pain of this city is sc Lew Terry, St. Louis, feather- ee ae ‘fic anda West-{to..plant his left. the post where I was standing and | lows: 2710 WASHINGTON UPEN SUNDAY MORNING JEFFERSON 0673 rounds: (some disinterested person. - Ve ners ; ' ' d contests. Neison was a Con Len Rowlands, Milwaukee, vs. He oie ec hhe er ) Ohs | as general secretary *¢ an | . : : = eer ils Miller arry Dil- - I etary of the G@ » knocked out by Jimmy Wilde. Tom Pivac, St. Louis. vs. Earl away 10 mons’ head. Fitzsimmons swung ete 2 wee ‘ nig grein & Sar » gern cat es Se 7 “a en = . sj ; ** * x * Ry ae RRR ey, ae ey = » OO ee tee le ' prog 1 Of Six- salle Phe ge at ta wind up the program ot weights. Icnivin came Was feet BG 3 Just before the lose of the $$ said deliberately: ' Wien the opportunity came in knocked i wae | Dr. M. E. Melvin of Chatt closely 7o one i ga, Tenn., who } be fer for world championshiD wWarry Ritzer, St. Louis, middle- wwe pit reptilian Ls 9. torn dtex = pee ’ > DAs been rele. several years ago, when h:| weights. snsgctenimin gibi age P88. ie ak ae ) | & ilar ae sag Ae TRS Gk FENN eR RO: RRR ET NER Rt RES ARI Td Ae ate ON REE mR i OEE RIE RA Oi ARNE CIR ORIN NATUR RGIEE NS \- MERLE AI ER PR RE ie aa me ee etd ey om ee te Ae eee sys Pepe ® OP aepig. Oe a ek o le dilnctnallibe Steatintand ten, cae a he light | Assembly’s Stewardship (Comm Gibbons, Harrisburg. Hl., heavy- Western opened ning’s S meton- of the Presbytenian Church the attack taal ie ariie Be. United States in order that # Be ae nda. might accept the invitation to ted during a Britis! apa = "4 Morrie Greenberg. St. Louis, vs. ae ¥ Pacific come president of Westmin tourney. The Bast Side midge ’ aise Cees, meet St. Leuis, |... mE NT, SIE cond half and geen 2 point decision over Cain In junior lightweights. ‘s ae ert gsc co Sanat ir previous match, contested ceuuky Gebeemeen. St. Louis. agi , “ai . ae = # aa ae months ago at an East, ya. Ray Palmer, St. Louis, feath- —— pangs penne? Ly al et Merlands “Mighty Atom,” in the srenteenth round of a match con- te Rye oom be weights. ing and lead FOUR-ROUND PRELIM BOUTS. «pn 18-10 score in Western's favor ers iz rect Finley, |. per de- | COleg*, Was introduced to ustralia, | Alumni Association. His appoll ner nec OO Ae . ” , Ocalan lace Gotioamieaiaad oy , nota he . a . 7 idiidieeare-aseaihuaaiiiaiieadi vt ‘ — - ‘ NR iiatagNe mea ieee ae i mae te a ae . + mente - . ; ” : eNO ILL ELI BT IR AS UR NE epeNg SRP ME gt NEE LN EN NII Ge as SA i RCN oe : 7 RT ti OTN TT TL LOTTI! F8 E er PIS E S SENRE E B PIM % “ . - ~ -—~@ , ‘i + ¥ Sramtnde . oe AresIR ARIE CAMEL NRN ee rete ne ee ment as president wtll be app yas TNO TT Ui . ’ St. : bia mabe ie yore asket f ' ; 7 ; formally by the board of trugM Louis arena. erweightis. Pg eae’ rane queen tiahek me 0) aN ‘a 7‘ . is (Kid) | of the schoo! at its midwinterg Maul Steadman and Lew Terry, | Charles Theodore. St. Louis, vs. bays epee Ate oe pone os BGs rnin, 10 jing this afternoon at Univergimalfeatherweight rivals, will meet — — sn ig Sted add d ~ three | | Chib. He will succeed Dr. E.é the semifinal] engage ment, mark- re set “Kid” Boge, St. Louis, seme ' ae » p t | : Ow ani ie ; Seeman, Reed, who died last August. ; the start of a series to decide vs. Norman Travis, Belleville, Wi an rns drew awe >a lead and re , , Me, Far- | Will take charge of the schm@y championship honors. The yun. middleweight. Eee a ngage a i eek NEE a. pasting. June 1. —_—_ Btr of the Steadman-Terry bout RESERVED ATTRACTIONS, - be offered a match with cither red Cokeg and Anton Pud- mee Goldberg or Ray Alfano on. loewski. St. Lemis, middlewceights. The boxscores: : : WESTERN ELECTRIC. & next local ring program Al Nixon Qhid Shimmy). and ‘ Field fLoul Other Six-rewu d contests will Bob Johnson, Negro middle- Name.—Position. Gls. Gls. « . » - ‘I ‘ 1) 5 2 n l >= ‘al \ J | 3 » F ; weights. filler. r. f. . 6 3 , | 3 . Len Rowlands, Milwauk* = — i atom Corhert, I. f 0 : “ P al al ’ te) d : “i mick iLR EES, Neece, c. 3 ” . P 3 t Meweight veteran, into action HMarrp ‘S. Sharpe and Walter Milford, r. g. 1 ; + eR | es Sgt Harry Ritzer of this city, whil: Heisner. Boeppe, lL. gk. . : . : ) f. 4 A por Pivac, South Side heavy- ANNOUT VNOER,. ame rT . my | . 4 2 Sop in | Pi , N aed ' ‘f ; f | ee ” wr ent, Will fight a return bout Joseph G. “Biz” Kenney. MIssot KI PACTEIC, ; ? me = - Pield Tou Earl Gibbons of Harrisburg, Name.—Position. Gls. Gils. ‘ a E Gibbons was knocked out ' Wohlschlaeger, r. f , Manning, r. f , Be in the second round of ar Leaders Play in eect 8, Mur bout at the Battery aren Palmer. e : ee 1 months ago. Prep League daar Mintef-city battle between Mor- | Pisssress. hag é @reenberg of St. Touis and Bil- : . pat f . “ Totals 11 6 9 13 es pilins of East St. Louis, is re- St. Louis U. High and C. B. C. heare at end of first hatfon Meabers | a . r aN ma as the most important Q ~ . Electric, 18: Missouri Parifie, 10. Ref- mm nF 4) Gon Ree te 3] uintets to Battle Fri- erees——K. Linnemeyser and Filmer smith. - of the preliminary bill ‘ Timekeeper—tLeo J. Concannon, Seorer— mberg was a prominent con. day Nigh — 2. Eschbacher. Time of -halves—-.0 ee is t c} | _ E or district hampionship : a PETERS HATS. brs in the a atites divi- Field Foul . 1, : ~ i a Name,—Position. (ris, a "ts, & year ago but illness com- Leaders in the St. T.ouis Pie Para- | Taubman. bge she . a a i him to Withdraw from the tory League will meet Friday night Fitzcerald, r. f. - - . ae ae oe . = ‘ taerheac. t. 7. .. al Western A. A. U. tourney. when the St. Louis UU. High quintet Dugan. ¢. mater met and defeated Eddie Plays the Christian Brothers Col- | Detwiller, e. , A } tt . ‘ . . ‘* sf 2 . eS cv 4 } 4h Gurnialk, ~ : . "R20 won the district crown. lege team at — ee See he Raper C. a | Shas been a consistent win- | Blue and White is leading the cir- Ochterberk, Fe ' i , Sis : ‘ Grudiswitz ‘— * . | mrecent East Side bouts. He cuit with seven victories and no de- z a Ardell Hoffman in the feats. while Christian Brothers € Totals * neahisy se Bot Se ae Lae a ee eee ae es . * Cr . See: bein a _ " — ee ae > round 0 hi ‘ le » JS tie for secon: with sIx (*~- RALSTON PURINA. f his last start. | JBC 1S df hield Foul Two Referees in Action. tories and two defeats... Chaminads Name,——-Position, (ris, Gils, Piee T : ‘ - ’ a oe Ae (Chafee > 4 ; 1 Eman ravis of Belleville. Tl.. will play at John Burroughs the ae ine Sede ia : p\saude “Kid” Boge of this Same evening. White. e. y 4 ry - : % : ‘\ oT? at A i 6 ines et 3 Lindner. - 4 coe “ middlew ight shindig. McBride, now in roOurthn place, (rider, |. xz ‘ p@s the curtain-raiser. while | Will meet a St. Louis High School Wiccan wisn rs o | Theodore. PAZ YT . oe — ; o ‘ ~v er A a et latte te Pye ee y icy } ‘ 1, \ oe ; former Wes:ern | League opponent tonight in the _Seore at end of first half. Rals ton Pu- . Welterwe ight title} : Cleveland High basket squad. In rina, 15; Veters Hats, 14. Referees— i 4 i} i s€ holds - os pm ? ; : : Linnemey er and =mith. Timekeeper-—). J. earlier meeting, McBride took a Eschbacher. Scorer—Leo J. Concannon. 15 over the Ci . Time of halves— 20 minutes. a SE ee a Cae | 8 Jack Sullivan. male of the a recen: | 4@" reer bag farrack:; Victory 21 to FL AR AIO ONIN Me ee gt ‘or general hire : r = liga Be twat +8 PON EAA aR AICI niin Ni tia Sel i, sa lity ME i iin tea lhten ntti i ‘ sala cheimen teat ad unk aaa, eee he ee ee Sk CaN: niaper ee ee ed : ne errr eet bas ding wees.’ | SLIPAWAY, A POINTER, iota? Mathiesen played by Cleveland. WINS PUPPY STAKE , . nine (a ew et = BIRD DOG TRIALS IF YOU’VE never rolled one with Prince The instant you open the tidy red tin yy oo aha apap Western Bee. 2 «150 Proctor ee Obs noma Ch 13. Oke, took Albert, you have no idea how good a_ and get a whiff of P. A., you know you Ms ee ele Sf 898 | isch’ vege ere: yesterday. ns home-rolled cigarette can be. Sure as are in for some grand PRS RIM : ee teen nt? tee Country Day .........1 7 .120 winning dog was Slipaway, a point | sun’s iron, P. A. makes the niftiest smoke The breath of hill top air is in it, wi mooth and mellow— ee ee ve \usua) merit. ‘The tee ie aan you ever met in the home-rolled line. sunshine smiling through. You'll roll ’em P. A. is sold everywhere. And alvert oked | : Be tn hn i citeaare wate | igen — Mingo. a. white a nd" iver “pointer And the one, big, outstanding reason is and smoke "em from morning to mid- sored by the Prince Albert. process Prices are ats iy gay eee eee my Tulsa, ¢ : 4 nd handied by Mack ad ‘that it is better tobacco! night, and relish everyone. TO REFEREE turn ame : with Principia Academy yearling pointers sigan Prince Albert is crimp-cut. It stays Do you sometimes smoke a pipe? Ex- le of t} . en STACY Go TEht. ThE Principia squad defeat- | onan d dozen of the youngsters put in the paper as you roll it . . . doesn’t perienced aa i es N50 will tell you that He of the finest Turkish | | AT JEFFERSON CITY '*7 6270 Saturday might, NS CON- |e einer mma 1 6 wee ee float away on the first little breeze. But no other tobacco is like P. A. for pipes. 4g aged and blended ae cha it, bosles handed ‘Principia Ane rier defeat, | that, many §¢ tho a that’s'a detail. The big thrill is the taste It doesn’t bite the tongue or parch the .an extra process in : a ner —v to “ = Spent ane between Be on i h ‘elect , «eit in | of a cigarette made with P. A. It is cool ~ throat, no matter one hard you re it up. ine city tomorrow night, |the Principia second team and the dogs, The winner. although stil and sweet. It is mild and mellow. Every If _ res Ol e most out of a pipe, put b. “A. in it. ye ature, before A hom the Washington 1” oh iy] probably he . AAT oven t SC el Claridge, fol- Negistered U. S. Patent Offic ' “ n Selvedge ( ; 4 4 ( ( 4 thers lay Hie} -y oiiies ( Bloc, a Which will begin LEADING TAILORS } ( ( f ( ; ( ( ( o * . f ~ a will "eg =a sear — Are praising GARLICLOTH because of its superior tailoring o— 7} O O t h cr t O b acca 1s l t k € t t ° who gained qualities, lon; wear and remarkable beauty. a moesible 10, ee : awarded firs? Rowe MADF FAXCLUSIVELY POR EB Pernament. towie Siatne G. R. SCHMIDT WOOLEN CO. tive the R , econd prize for a i wy Pointe and R A. Alpi- 9072 WASHINGTON With 6', points. Roesch |‘ bee eeeeeeeeeeeeae® Will play tenight. © 1927, R. J. Rernolds Raecce AV. » o ST..LOUL. Company, ington Salem. N € 2 ee i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i

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a __ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ? RACE RESULTS — AND EN TRIES 1 "FROM “VARIOUS TRACKS—OTHE] SPORES eae Ommmon ~ a“are orl Ka? . Champion Latzo TODA Y’S RACING RESULTS. Horseshoe Flash = Tomorrow v’s Racing En Entries ee | re si a T k Drubbin At Miemi. ie ae ‘ aieee ee | Loses 3 Matches nie | ae DE R r Fe % 2 OU) Cro-| : sHToR es Fal, 2 POL : 4 possss2, or 8 outstanding ae wae akes "tas | AT NEW ORLEANS mes VS Lord: of ‘Chicago, defending, title | visitors | from) qi Higl PIRST RACE-——Six furiong ht adel RAC E—Fi and one-half fu: 3 a RS Oe ee = hicas ) = me Risk Stopped ™ Finals of | - ‘ . 200 claimin; s: as olds By the Ameen Press holder, 0! . din 62 jamin s. in % tate points assembleg lens | Serson Firt 2 claiming. World's Title Not at Stake, “ galao } n. a ace ee . NSECOND RACH— :. fe ng SECOND RAC FE ‘ ' 3 Associated Press. ° ; race. $1500. ?_vear-vid maidens. | first-rour Matel . ‘are ~s ‘2 for the cleventl : / National Tourney. gon iy aie gga hip three-cush-| 7 ~ ‘ne Cleventh aia Business Notes es || ..§azoa Both Men Being Over the roid '? . Mah Li ; tO lose (Kersx Ry 2] c-¥¢ 3 ST. -ETERSBURG — -* 4 ae ae 7” wt « q saciid gee eg : ON Oa oa euler nie eects er @ 23-mile : who setae th i a Victory last Was favored te Plage « aga t Wit his fel tthe in which 19 ¢ rte » » = : i. - 44 c 4 al . ” . ° ‘ 3~ »* 5? ; pr } 1 i404) ' bee SKconr . | - ‘ : 4h ¥ shi 4 * se sea j L s : ; ’ ‘ : ens” | . } . ‘ law TJ -« > i i i ita i . lay i I } e an oa have? ~ . 7 . . aid , . ? . ’ r _*? . _ —s 1“ 7 . ‘ : { Lo ‘ r i ; e 5,4 t : 4 i ad ’ ei r i,t wr ’ 7 ’ ; ‘ er 4 re yet wt ca er T> + . s\@ r e vers. , via, ‘ ; ; , , , saiocke , + ‘ha 2 be v } ry nd =. tt ~ ald al Up. 9! Lift a cer? . ie a” 4 b a - ‘ . reas : . , Tete 'Yr1Im2 - ’ d : THIRD RAC ZF. fips i . % ; 5 > a > “ on ne a Sy *t er : ; . . nae . —_ ; Fone \ in? Tt > tha Derby ae ; : - : , Pin cae lawn, r é . : . 4 : Dogs é ‘ . ‘ ace mm! in : alse ; sii - Se Vasquez Bello ,| smashed to pieces yesterday In the; foreiane ...--- 3. @ank Attact O01! Second nr 300, allowances, 3 years) 7°), ier . 868 Sie Seeun 107 favorite in the be —— oe sorted of ' bon ‘ ' . "2 iti , fir eon ‘ » ¢ } ho P iy 3 si + 10 id ix ions: ' ila! 114 zf , } *} _ ‘an Brass Price . dvanct . ; vo - ~~ > , ‘ i. i i Li J ii A -~ * > > ‘ ; 7 ; . nd ‘ . . . ‘ Be 4 ; — > & « ns . z i ’ ee 14 } , = ~ hee tt : } ’ 1 . ; . la é qt} - a . — a’ : 3 - M » hy cote . P ? % 4 Tan Pn ed im¢ l ‘e hy ‘ A } i. TY) ¥ e: ° , » a | ‘ ” women har, - a ~ ee tr t oh >. = . 5 ar rar a her 3 « > iver? mm ¢ ix " ‘ ” ; ‘> _* . ™ ‘ a . “ , : ® r, . ‘AL 3 _- ~ o tem 4 4 é ” . ” ba r 4d + ° + ° - ' ’ sis . = 2% hy oi.5 Wiernei Pawne ori rman wii owcotiens uisit i Rally Nisance .1”9 Ladiva -- VD OBEN me , ta) Thire a ming an Saeweeyee Phy 1 well owe gl hy ivanced orices of its pred-| 72 ™ ts : } n i r {{ulisi ‘ 7 16 . ; 135 4 y ’ an ii i i ; rnii = r ’ ——o . pe * it , “7 a . FOURTH RACE—> 7 : : _ ie aie. somali rain} Betty Cr Whizz. 1.11 E bee cue Siew ee iced well down os 7 ee am 4 . ‘i ‘ sie ava ' aA , : " - © ' ‘ ‘ 4 ’ " 7% Y entry ae " : “eee en oS ae in! A, " . 801 | ween elie Gold 11 r ik hain co ~+.k i ' Lis ndersen of Take - a ‘ ‘ 2 a i ‘ ‘ ; 4 ‘ : : ? _ ‘ 5 ij . ; 4 P 4% . = ‘ ‘ 4 “6 - “ ~ ° Px . . \ ’ 4 ‘ea . . as +a : rd : > re : 4 . . ; p . 43 . { “: : ‘ ' ’ me errr nai PKD , ve ens . wed > on~. ‘ —— 2 7 ‘ : : . a? r ¢ : Pa as having 5 4 ~~ aD ‘ ‘ = 4 . . 7 os wrt we i ' ‘) ? : tia ; FRAVAN 3 | ~( RAT¢ HES. if pre: —_ lan > th her (leer a » $1 ; ai —— a ’ i - ” _ . . . ‘ ‘ ; 7 ~ 5 oe r - ‘ \ 4 _ a “ALD . " * gy 5 ait atue ,¢ ’ =? 1] ’ ; 4 AVE td oy @, rT s i ac, 7 : ' oy } iT (or i . % LA na ‘ tiles ae ‘ ‘ . . ’ A indin > xv’ * ‘ ‘ . bred with , , “a ree . S44 - . —_ -- — . & J : 4 . . » . é ; . ‘ * : and : . ' . P AS 3 : abana ‘i = ann . : 4 \ Tiss , y "oe 44 , U arG e Seite 4 ny cs ; +6 pe. - ss — «+ P ‘« + ~ ‘ ° - . r . . er = -« - 4 + Nits - ’ . } ‘ | * 4 4 ‘4 4 4 ; rm ry , = ae ‘ T> ~ ’ . . ' : - ‘ + " +? ro Ge. ene . im _hee c “9 rm? ; ~ ‘ ’ i . , ; : noes § ed t Der ‘ ' “he peas! : é re ° ‘ . i> i at. ‘ £ od ¢ . ‘ 7 ; ; : _ ; ua . 3 ee FR OF is eer ae we - . a . | . : 7 NCE STORES. “1 i: ‘a 2 ; . ‘ . a . § iE % cal a te 425 . . a . - ; : eS : yasnaes . : r ] r-cC ef j tW\ ‘ } ran v - , - - . . . , . 1c : te] partrm - At New Orleans he Indiana boy and his feat) Fair List iO ¢Radign: eS eg ee estos. .122 Tranca, 3-year-olds and up furtone WE ARE DIST ; rE TsTs Meee feat tl ana boy and his fea ++ AES : Og Pa 108 stos. 1 : | and up. 127 $T.-7 ARKET STS fe Recess 1 in | Turf Case. : : as angleplan ) *Real Artist . 1 ke a Chance ._114 Piccadiliv Queen Towton .1 nag Board .1 GOODRICH 1 eee " . ‘i — +n } .* Pout — 1} a a a a , is sath . . 7 a ws : ) : 4 ‘> : TY . ++? Weather cloudy: track fast. is dup! tt M Fourth race. $1200. claim ; olds ta: 10 Brune. : 100 ’ 106 Seth on SILVE 4 : : : ‘ ’ ’ ~ - - ™ fr ° } TT « - = P on 4 iT? rare , E ci beak Par yf. j : .f Ory s i} ij \ 1 ’ : ; . ‘ : i ‘ hos ae hs « - “ 2 “y 4 , ‘ 4 - an sas ae ‘mek ’ 1A 3 B@, 4 4 : i- R . sal B u . ; } ry, fe " r | : l r ' : +4 ; om. 1 | ‘ «1 7 —in r: n { + rn ‘ n - n me. i ‘ : es 2 z P Ae ee P +, ‘ . e 7 z= 2 ry ry 7 , la ay = » le Mie ” fy = j ry} '* ‘ ’ ”% ie a jaa, « « . ann wi ; ‘i . . : i —— ' Ba : “* Ss BEL : 3 | . } : ‘ “* Aibthe . . ait j ' } ; ice, i 17 g | 7 ’ A ' ’ . - . } . » 7 . > ~ 4 . >) i 4 hs a . “5 —_~ e + ‘ 4 } Sony , 2 . tT . ve > . ” e ~ : — . ‘ ‘ , " ' ‘ i . ‘ ~~: " we i ‘ } ‘ ¢ I Z at ' i , F ? sil : ' an : ‘ :, ; . ~ \ om. e} yy cs ; > | ‘ Pe - ‘ ’ se ,* - ig P ts . . “ar “a a - » . e . * i : : | P| 1 34 { . , “as up, however bye Al Thomas ot New York sAaeeyolna ironies 8 Nave ty > Bas on ss Liaep dip os # be ay : iri ft 4 . oi » ‘Oo 1? * P ——— . — | . mi . mt ‘ ™ ' ‘ ran ft vy ne . “ : ; 4 . 4 - af : ‘ : . . ‘ ’ 34 +4 - m4 - } . vr ; * ' i, bs ~; ‘ - - ‘ P - . & & a. . fj , — 2 . sar Pr) { _ o 3 _— € — i? { nN i n The Sports writers gave Hull thre ee sae ies — : ron 1 and lds ¢. ‘oah 3 Came 5 Blockhead om . Li WE ARE DISTR a's ‘ » fj ei « ee : 1¢ 4 : . - . " _ > a : id > a | ‘ e >? j i - : ‘ | " '" . “ - . . ° .r } 4 4 ‘7? ‘ , . . {a } %¢6 ; . 407 Pe 5 .¢ , i : , , ‘ . ilies . + } - * = . : : ; ] . = . T. J 7 ‘ , ‘ + = - ys rounds, la tae ‘wo and ge ‘(jt _ . ; ‘ o* aid dg . ey ime i 14 aw Sei a i i 4 Jil ata sige de er 6 a ves antzi riz “ SILVE 4 Z hat " n ~ : LJ ‘ ‘ * , t . } . i . pnt a> | sf} ai -* " . ry y Sf a e 7 - 7 > ‘ ‘ ; . ° « ‘+ ro ‘ = ._* an . ‘ — as .« _ “2 ‘ ~ .. 7 ‘+ , " . 7‘ arn eX - } « se. ZA a ‘a ; sm m _ sl ? { i ; r >i ‘ : ae | ? te “+ 1 f). i’) ) ; ry I 7.3 om Prynarnnte ° _ . . [od ; r? Tyra i ie ‘ San 0S SS | ra ’ > ; su, i7? ‘ . + —— - ‘* : - . 4 aa . . — ‘ : ; 7 ; t ] T : De 3 S 3 ld ; ] B © “ r ' AND RADIO , ‘ ; ' rs r i showed anv tend: = oO eq! ye £2 eases? ten Ape “es ater : a BAI | OON TIRES Seme are Hroehler made, all - ° - « a. 7 a" — 3 ’ : : 7 NEW ORLFE ANS SCR ATCHES. a aa Fa slit 11 5 wes ' Phid - Li au Acquitted N ” sre in good condition. The _ ’ Lv) : > Li ‘ 4 i ' A .¢ > > M : i ; ; : . " 3 ‘ ~ 1 . - 7 es 2 to fT . ae " .. A — al i aa , ‘ ms ad P . , 4 ae ta , + i r ‘ : ss ’ é ; 4 ‘ *pe i f ite ; eepshead Ra erg arta ial a ~. Handicap. 4-rear-olds and up. nd one : ice oe te » tL, th > a . ‘ , ; ; , ~ , ‘ a4 eae A wa) av aso . a) “ ~ , ly ; | Bue , = N. E. Cor. 23d and W an beds Vith com- CEntral 7122 > | fertabie . | kinds a4} aah — Age ha Dh er 5 2 Pee th UR Te ape Ge geet m NAO ere ame + Wr pm DO SP ap ge spring». Vea ; can't geo wrerEe | were mac Memphian | ::: rbd! snes Mar fusitr: Venus 47 £0 affect this, His lom to Moss (eos Mar 108 Beara 38 -aaae bast . ag Pan Was Sy | a Be : yee anaemia ~~ iieeiacil seatanatain ~ Pay $1 Down Parlor Car to M Locomotives Club Car to Memphis regi agg jem ‘eee ae = a panes Ne *Sleepy Hea ! - Pee [t: Seek Secs ome Seogete [tte aera ee | Bere | oe ee! UNIVERSAL “TIRE CO., Incl eokeoes_ Si Tickets. reservations and informaticn at . a oe For the Kitchen FRISCO TICKET OFFICE, 322 N. Broadway. Phone, GArfield 7800 Address mail inquiries to R.C.Gentry,D.P.A.,Frisco Lines,855 F risco Bidg..StLouis, Mo. | Spee i‘ 2340 1 a ‘ : Cabinet and side ov = WE ARE DISTRIBUTORS FOR | siti’ Sverr" ome GOODRICH SILVERTOWN CORD AND BALLOON TIRES AND TUBE Be 44 Flow Pres RETTABLE AUTO TIRE CO. 3117-19 LOCUST BOULEVARD = =EERg| ‘ict chairs 51 See or Ph fgheoe Free Service at Our Store. “IT PAYS TO BUY AT THE RELIABLE” Refrigerators Oak Boxes itm several sizes. In Al cendition,. Limited Qrantity at TREMENDOUS gue TROVE al sR PTR Me ALE BOO, eS ee poe re I tate ACS I MO ONE: Ns AE NAT REY OS i .t By J] ° u-32ng919¢3t9 ieabis GC On ein em me. es : ae . ee ee a er i ee oe Re ee ee ee ee oe re ie oD An 7 Aste ene a wurde : nw As (09 ’ 0 9! sé Dig wadhe : - . wy eee i : hb nS eM on fare ht a aouene alan as erage ceraetet MO atid 4 eee men pat 2 lens wee a > Peet ee ee > _— , 5 —_ “ np y ‘ or, saad 2 ' Fe Ce ee ‘ The group in limited ar OF OFFA Gs es , : 3 | se You get in the modern Silvertown SS Pp Bi ee i = oo | Balloon the combined result of SUBRE Tiree renewed pieces. wrmliae Mf Tai.’ enc ee eer Row. nm - , ; | } = thorough experiment proved by ces brcter tt a SS experience. ee re seca” ee lov Price Newness alone is a small virtue. 0 ae Bu eed newnenr~originay rr Sa ~~ checked by actual use—is the 4 9,, Wood Beds. $3.00 8 “coum : ae surest guide to satisfaction. é gp “ial 1S Sen Ofc. Dining-Room fone Millions of motorists can tell you ” antes from their experience what i. | liant performance has di AUOoOonN 1TCaAaG — acer : conditions. | 3 THE B. F. GOODRICH RUBSER Ves ESTABLISHED 187 = AKRON, OBR? ™ shown by 2 years on owners’ cars! i | adi tabe Ae SEE aE By se es St AG," dient i calee Galland eine 404% Low pressure is just the opposite of high pressure. On the high pressure tire, the tread 1s rounded. es Condrinh Shean. on millions of cars—the tremen- town Balloon the tread is flattened. dous mileage which Goodrich 7 1 an old established manufac Silvertown Balloons can deliver 4 State in the Union and also im The load, on a high pressure in actual use. as Preferred Stock Dividends per ra’ edd. Each share of this stock has This stock is being sold by a ® Stoce for his own business enterp Price $105.00 Goodrich Silvertowng— = a 5 haspaaien ieee —-_er NIN et CS ocean ea _— Po oe = a OS he ite _ ee I LOounG RUN ™

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ne _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH_____ ____ TUESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 22, 1927 —__ ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH _ vsti an * ye a e | a Crowe. and the former Mayor fore- HE R SPOR] ie smog 1926 HOG PRICES ARE DOWN |, ueaoine excuances of [Cat Let Out of the Bag atin KIDKAPNG Cin eau ioe 008 rosso oe his favor. ORK, Feb. - | ses ss | Sal ee ine st Lo iis San Fran. n- | COUNTRY CLOSED FOR | At Kirkwood ND D bh te’ 3000 Special Police Guard Polls in ae a one we aa eg ——— om allway for 1926 was $7,.554,- AT NATIONAL YARNS {| WASHINGTON'S BIRTHDAY : og e dl | Fight for Republican Mayor- t th pase Peter Pnevaa a ene time half 19 TEAMS TO START 7 n equal after preferred div nds - worei ye) Te , eRe iD AL ATET A LEED EOSIN) ARRAS Lomo. Wepre te we Piet Fe Sg. Pea "eee 2 i aaa « ge Fr : >» ‘4 ». { alty Nomination. made. Arms were found on the re on the cont nj | "Tana New York Stock, Curb | /By the Associated Press. : 17 a sha | IN DOG DERBY Ton . af estanding. compared wit ith | . , } , former | and Cotton Exchanges, Chi- It De ] N O di Li ye C . | CHICAGO, Feb. 22.—The climax bepress and ses Se fe : 14.88 a share on a! (74 , aaa cago Board f Trade, St. || ve Ops cw rainance imiting anines |,, Chicago’s most bitter mayoralty |_ sion icc ag cage Pee: lice B Theater 7 — SS Aiea : 7,162,552. or $ e Cattle Market Generally Steady 1 | . . 0 —"s | . i & : ' % everal precincts An hour after remen { and "*Dancing bw td ASHTON, Idaho. Feb Baier amount out: standing in|} With Vealers Steady to | _ Stock Exchange, St. Louis | to Three toa Family Is Directed primary campaign in years Was 11. polls opened at 6 a. m., & DO- | 20th and Bremen oceania ales ; | , 7 i} 4 erchants’ Exchange, and oth- || p reached today when heavily guarda- lice squad sped to the Twenty- Double Program -_—>- | Higher—Sheep Steady. || er Stock and grain exchanges of | at Commercial Kennels. ed polls were thrown open, 4/11, Squad Sher ound that two CHOUTEAU ) ico" From Me” — | nal — 1g '| the country were closed Tues- special police detail or more than emocrat' precinct judges had deff. and Chouteas and “All Night” tes points assembleq here alll yerson | day in the observance of Wash- | 3000 men was assigned to polling been kidnaped EMBASSY | ar Third Degree’ the cleventh annua} Amer, | Business| Notes if NATIONAL STOCKYARDS. fil. Feb.|| ington’s birthday. Local bank- al ti family” ‘ ° places, with machine-gun patrol ine Republican judge and two 4938 Del : Tring A, # Dok Derby, in whic , " | canineeinee tod av. estimated: Cattle and || ing insttiutions also were closed. || Any dog which in the muta — “d amily” ord msgs wonld force | of more turbulent wards. mh fo Secale wakes -wereten os ae Rainbow's ret | the Copper an d Brass Researc nl gE * ind mules, 325. '| There was no session of: the |!of fortune found itself in St. Louis ~g Bm es ae e ia mrs. L. Mayor William FEF. Dever'’s re- ne sti se 3 se “it iil who | A | R yY ——— Levers” : ation has announce ed he ap-| & “ 4 4 ‘ . * Md ‘ . rca ike be . = 2 ’ : rw . pees PRS ae ; a tot a =—« 23 an b> ee . i, a 4 le, “ 7 a > ~ arenas gp inte te Me ee ee ce = ft PERN « Le eee: Se — : ; toda heh pee gm ret mera ony LR ee RR RR a SRE TORR mrt is oF Ug A ETI. A LID ON HEE 7" “ ‘va x . > . ost “ Ne pas tS er. eee ae sae ad.) i is 5. ‘5 ‘ Pee ee reas _ q Ms a ~apeY w AS EPEC L RE RE RE SR I NN IIE te n Ps ~ >. p POPES Fe * State's Attorney Robert F,. | to $8: cutter cows. | n. Close. _ Prev. Close. | spare dogs out the Manchester or oo to Mrs. J. K. Broderick, 7 aii _eo stn = , |= eae en ith Labra >| : ange. $4.25 to $5: canne ws. range. | May heat... .135% 38 Vs 38%’ | Big Bend roads and drop, them ;the only woman member of the | niall ieamiie \ ) = auer, dow a4 to 342 1] rang $4.2. O|July wheat 136% 867, 36% 1 — tii bi City Council. PAULINE t —_ ae Lilian & Claston eee —oee ALOTILO 20-Yearsglt TE Ce etker and feeder ers, ran October wheat.1273 O78 127! % 'near Kirkwood There is some- op ata f 7-90: | etahhkgr ‘and, feeder per; |Octover wheat 127% 127% 1274@% |near Kirkwood. | | “Don't you think {t -| Opening Meeting 0 a erer wighee | 9 EXCHANGE STORES fed, can 2 i 3.50: heav- | A rales rs oi. $i ‘thing about Kirkwood which at-',, ont you think it's a good or ; ; : " ’ ‘ - ‘ { S ‘ | 4 ‘ 3 . . 4 dinance’?” Mrs. Broderick retorted. | 7 : ptt ines 1 - ; 4] Pesta Doub! f iew $6.50 to $0: “cannel ings. $4.75 | oe onis. |. 5%. See Itracts dogs, the City Council con-|°"" gga | 5 | hi Cla 'Pestalozzi able Pre cram AW AW HivjS—Today's session in the swine de- | suly cate ... »6 8 o6%, -. --+|eeded. Perhaps the full garbage | I do not,” said Mrs. Meggison. a esmans ip SS | 2842 Pestalozzi 1: a aaa swas “Breed of the Sea” ftp Co “eect le of | , barley. TI 3 re ee ; onal Directed at Dog Farms and “Red Hot Hoofs’ fi partmen | a ipp!; 2 . i + ‘ ice rie ve , s. 2 : ‘ WE ARF DISTRIBUTORS Fo 06 N 1TH 6T.- 7™£E MARKET STS. 1 a e ime dj. | " al : , f: rT. uly marley ; d : » 4 pails, the w ide ille ys or the f send IT don’t see how vou can object Tonight, Tuesday Evening, 8: 00 r. M., Feb 22, 1927 QUEENS { Lillian Gish Is zi S Ween + compare ~j; May fiaxseed. 1.954, liness of Kirkwood dogs explains | ne | “The } ' a GOODRICH SILVERTOW pki rsers meat gn, oe eel neg shite » | July pp nn ae are ire sheualt oem ventured. - eee cogs, one | City College of Law and Finance | 4700 Matti omndy ond Nowe > = mares iP weed 4 . er Cs r a : Se hs pg eae ede IE Sg hee a 2 ee A ~ a, ow ae Ag ie sind “s ‘ ’ ip roe Ky ‘ OE NR RE TEENIE Hy LN NEE A OT ELIT: 1 RAE | RRR ee ag Ha em CP NN! RRR RE OA RE INET. > Sea | SAMO OA eo PERE ARNE ag Tar A a pO RN Oey nee » P ~ atv a . “ + oer ys eT mms akarsy 4 - id a ; - ERO + A IGT PEE BNE: Mi i», Pet weal > Bere * 2 i et ep ee EM te 4 ‘ Comed N Mrs. Markle. ‘“‘They don’t make' ee ee AND RADIO CORDS 4-Pp Davenette Sats jthe off ring ay at out at an averar LIVERPOOL WHEAT MARKET ! The dog pepulntion of war igdoteass a bit of noise. I sleep out on the! 322 N. Grand be nape : i R iT aye Program BALLOON TIRES & TUBES Sain pilot tiast fusetas hal TOS TSS [which in 1810 was 282, had risen \Porch to keep them from barking |] Is not a lecture course—Its not simply to know ra a drtiing [REE Z (preload Denar ie, with Ib ” las nesday Te Jim Ul my, 93 2. , 1eX ver i e | ‘ , ‘aur ‘ae ¢ fing -ae—-It g -s abillty 0 de U it d R bb . | ih | | 8 a Po har ede | , Y Teen re a 4 brig —MRange of prices - in og vs - d fe ane as at night. I've never had a com- course—It’s a working as set gives abi _ Grand Juniata i Rert Lytell in ce n e U er Tire Co, : - ’ ; | ° ei ong ‘ 0 a ae Jd ga. Be be ; j r ‘ pos c ' . at market VW at at. spots Wy inte: _ recen census show ed ‘’ plaint. We have two electrically Model From Paris ie oe see «%: ee i a nn Na BE I oi a spe ¥: {és 14g a e - wor? ¢9t) > nos Py ahem ? “3 . a: . c 4 : —T ™ . 1 ; aie i / . © Sig AND RADIO CORD ss | erie” ghia ul . tity . : 3). | eo: . St.: Levis Ceunt protested |peen raising dogs for sale and that | Woodland { eR ow ; - f 3 ; Prey ry ve da: Nati : ra) .s . : 2 ; . ° . . | . against the ordinance as cruel, UN- i some wav might be found to let ati 11 ae | a 5015 Gravois SCA TTE wi AB “s are Kroehler made, : nds were moving at #! , ve). | — — nendinw _ Car mi on ens . - : ~ , ’ d Int ting courses , \ g RLET LE RK” es 1) | BALLOON TIRES & TUBES in geod condition. T ith the stronger weights! ! Closing prices Monday. in. American | fair and unwise. the Humane Society keep more) fer yoann on nit GUARANTEED SATIS- Z | STATE TIRE CO. = If Davencttes open into full-size poe Sreremes Bt 92-75 to Sic. South, 1 $1.49 %: July wheat, $1.00%. ee Animal Shelter in Danger. than three dogs. FACTION. Piano—Ban o—Sax—Uke, ete. a a— ST. LOUIS AMUSEMENT C0.’S THEATERS | N. BE. Cor. 23d and Washingtog beds With com- to $1 th atein and cron-eare was B Market Mrs. C. S. Markle, who runs the} Thus far there have ,been no Ban eg 318 Ag “w: Ls *. agg | CEntral 31°2 ( ; fortabie kit dow} ; g Minneapolis ran Market. {PPP Ea ee Perea athe 915 Ci]. na et e ran ve—7 y : Doub ‘ Fatral » we springs. You a Sows mostly Re lower. Most early sales MIN NEAPOLIS. vinn Teh, 99. You Soc \ S animal shel r ~t 210d Gil arrests under the ordinan e. An W ellaton—FEast Bt. 1ouls-——-Maplewood R ARSENAL { u le Program Ap ovcka tie es : . : “So to “Be can't go wrone }were made at | oO. Rou heavy kinds | ynchar ey Shipments (“holiday''). Grand, bert avenue, told the ‘ouncil that | unofficial check-up showed yester- | 0” Free—18- Page Catalog on Request C3 Grand and Arsenal ‘and “Dee's oe — : See at this price. ee a Bent pescene $37 50G, Kirkwood dogs which cae not find day that the dog population of SEVENTH AT AOCUs , ~ Pay $1 Down $9 1 10. Ne as | LIVESTOCK ELS “ELSEWHERE homes usually were brought to her jKirkwood now is 713, while three ’ ' ’ ko a ee a Po P SPRING : NG and re-| om | Aobe ; mie iw the dorecatch lat as were seen on the ig | For $ ING CLEANI Laffter—-A Fun Bombshell ubert and Easton “ E DISTRIBUTORS FOR ) ay geste fg PR ce aa i. Oe ate by the dogeatcher, and that she has |'‘other dogs Big | | pairing CONSULT POST-DISPATCH | and “Woman Power” attit x ; VERTOWN co D BALLOON | Devenport Tables. $9, 15 ne agtremely dul! ee AGO. Feb | I Capes Maren De | 10 to 15 dogs on hand al] the time. | Bend road, ee in the direction | | WUSINESS CARD want columns. | “McFADDEN’S Cinderatla HAROLD avin ES AND TUB Odd Davenettes. . $9. 15 asc “ae ny ng In Ay tel el 2200 . bs: molest 40.000; is ht home m tI Loe oo lowes she eer out that Seat — nce ee : s ae ad FLATS” Cherokee and = THE AID ey ‘BROTHER . Odd Bookcases. $27.50 rag ‘ ws - nd dap hed . 4 | eady - Monde \ ' ri * Basti, t ay ora K ab: , od gana AMUSEMENTS Funnter Than “Behind the Front” —~ AL TIRE CO., Ine.) sadnseganis oe, Bieter ey a ett onan wot SS | MEMUOTION IN CRUDE 'BARONESS D’ERLANGER DIES) ——— | BSR. Cree Shae cas | COLUMBIA (Horn, 10x Ady in Ermine’ It's Rocktng St. Louis with AUBERT { — Program ee ‘ — sanaapens ei derring wits » when . — R ee ee ee le ead - an ey ad ? aS nha 3 mye apy dey he ’ F . 4 out ety tv 4 hoe Tet . oe Z " * ~~ ee eS * be: ~ Dh AVule Ceudiny Pity house CHARLIE MURRAY incall South weat hot aes ueeenare caghed to aj '*°,%0 ' ‘ n es i. anners main —— ots downwar 39: bl = ” ‘Baroness Frederic d'Erlianger is On the Stage { ‘Sorrows of Satan” I } rr! are aay i FLea 2’ racke , ‘ked Int rr: m0 De ' Kj ng SOW B, - : yy >} ~~ . . ‘ . 1023 Olive ¢. P a Cabinet Seite oven |} ter. $13.65. Bulk of fed lamba ranged | 610 15a10 ss pwarg to 311.89; | TULSA, Ok., Feb. --.— A spre ‘announced by the Paris edition of | TONIGHT AT 8:10 SHAR “VICTOR HERBERT MELODIES’ 5 and "Waltz Dream abinet an +e te ee 3.0); NALIN eenwe. os ° avvweight hogs. § 29a 1] OO, mre ‘tion in erude prices ranging from | — erald Tribune. liest $ sentation from i tog a one in te are | ee «11 Ola 5 SO: Jieht $11 40a 11 90; | et — sae : shes A io for sas eravity age bi pits gp ” a o f tohn aa + -o ‘eivong: bes heavy ‘ PerR. $12.90; v-i Co. The new prices range | eS : = : —— TARD JEFFER > Kitchen Chairs, $i ' : to eas G00 oe. ee a , Vest. eral loads $124 Ay 2 50 octiv: bulk. $1.35 per barrel for 28 gravity to) John Slidell was sent to Paris | § | >> SSS HI-POINTE lo Loy | in “eb ae, per pete He ee ee & ] j oer oe . & COO Re > wae eer 7 ., ” ™ q ‘ Pe a tt: og ereeeeeinn se abel » wore oe «eS a Se : + hin. ellie bad depict Seta ke, rer ; a * : ty i er - , . ; i 1180 2 “sng Ra | : » we 7 hes | light etécrs, all; bujk med 18.) $2.31 for 52 gravity and above. iby Jefferson Davis, president of | Clayton @ McCaus. BROTHEL e rigerators - > ms ~ diet sats . POs — ge mie {] ~ ‘50a I~ oe : ae ees oF inced point or - . 4 e Ree Flood” and monpers iy $9.3) petween grevitice wes i | ing in England until his death at} CRAND AT WASHINGTON N16 | N. Jefferson eee et & Sy GRR Rg age tag: a a _“Deoert Vv alley” a om ey tt. ghee em * % a a 4 >. : ' iii aa taker i ie ‘ a t. at- Superb Score by Friml am ine Jo ion “the fret eing las OV : : Company. Orch. Ensemble b 25 | Prize-Winning Story “Wolf's € tothing’ ine reductions. the firs ng last : m | | ; de BIS.LOGI1.40; | P P | 1643 8, “ ined an active al ready clear- | OCMTAaD ta $12.25412.60: wooled culls. | per | PRICES: Nights, $1.10, $2.20, $2.75,1| “LOVE’S GREATEST adiiaes Summer Bachelors: : Ince irnisned a races at firm | - shee pening strong Ut ~ oc Regkuse of increased production in U ! (1$3.30, $3.85. Wed. Mat., $1. 10, $1.65, —sar ) 138 Bedroom Suite . a ae" + not _ aad re | higher: choice medium wei at ewes. midcontinent area orincipally in the Semi (1$2.20. Sat. Mat., $1.10, $1.65, $2.20,]) MISTAKE”’ LINDELL ‘Mendes e¢ tall ] / vious A, but Pr? ices OT Y Owe Q : desirable eCPWes: ‘ } ; sad! Oe ian of klahoma., there 11a5 been $2 75. NO rTHONE ORDERS TAKEN. i Grand nd Hebe ondes or Brunettes’ ? / We alisiaci.oryv and ail supplies were an heal lammtes scarce: most good of- apprehe néi “Or rf . cuts, 1004 a rt , Take a From Me’ sizes. In aig? gee yas , oa K 7 en: , . t . WS F thin ; “ ¥ a ae ie te , fro . oS cents to 4 CT 's a barre Busec on yey ' Al condition, §5 ; eis : ’ at kide 5Q ine Tair Ss AES . tly ; 87]. | “IF | WERE KING” — Limited - ty $5.50, thin i ter hide 210 $4. =| «£3 ORY: SORE 1b gone. This is the second time t | | | o Based on Liberty's $50,000 Double Pro | -. 5 2 i ig . if si . us 5 ; - CRE GIO OS $y) Foie a aa, nae. | Seats also at Aeolian Office, | With JAMES HALL, a rings, $12.50@13.10. The cor vy ia the largest ope | _Llive St. JOSEPHINE DUNN, IRIS GRAY HORSe QUOTATIONS. } ; i CIT y eh 9° United ; xrt se Seminole area with a = ee vibe Double Program LYRIC fo ; & } ' -_— choice draft. $155@165: me-|gtates Department of Agriculture). Hogs ) gaily average vroduction of 42.000 barrels. crn f+ aan » | awe FR ¢ ceipts ROM): =’ BI lee ek al ad ravity oils POSITIVELY FINAL WEEK SATURDAY With Bobbie Tremaine, Chartes . - — han 1 ome mules S15 (SPSS, SYCrRSNS pe aan WE bute tan | ison rubb estricuions spank | WREN’S | 1955 Easton “Sorrows ‘of Satan” ad t The group is 4120 per head le than above quotations Se oe date tn eh oue ae AaB NBD gna tA ng lated by h lepar ut as long as Co! | FAMOUS - oe BM iimitea nt this ict imine broke, Eood pone, 19.3 to 18.3 (sierts $5210.50. veal top S12; balk stock: | Tins “remain nubetantially the eames “NOVEL NOVELTY {Soman Power and . et : + low Price ee hat LA oe , deo n dult ta rm a hetfter or; ” . a : ! 6 a a ’ medium tt now . we we pit mark ady: ls i Main Entrance: c teat pot he : : | Nade- Stee : iv, “Ort../13- ocelge +) | , ti ain ’ AUDEVILLE “4 om their experience what brik- Se | ae T4od; May, 750d: July... 7.694: Oct../13.50° ewes “$849 1 Broadway at Lucas [Orpheum DS TOPLAT? with JOHNNY PEREINS SHA w HAROLD L1oyD in ttf ue | 9th & st. Charies Holiday Prices Today | $#th and aw BROTHER” iant performance has distin: | 7 BrtTitiy hanges i . Penney Co. Stock. PRODUCE ELSEWHERE SEW YORK. Feb. 22.—The Citi Y¥—11 :30 : = Sh doah Double P oad e =, iy} | | I NW bh 99 Stockholders o ervice Power and Li rh at | . 9 12:45—CONTINUOUS TOOA —ti: — > = — | enan oa { 2 uble vegrem guished this tire under actual r ce — \. seat ‘eaet fe . ae mney oe —s reduce the asco ee fig “premium Banaue . nics ‘ = " in 4 ' ale Ltigahd “ag 9.900 orate By ’ PP Fob cn at toe ‘ The Nation § Largest (George Washington's Birthday) —— ——_—— ‘rand. nd eae em 4 ——\ \ Ta oe Rape gig “8 + Sh A N00 share " envy. } ie eclaran ducks. $ nope : bs in Aree a aetien TODAY All Seats ; ws ee conditions. \ ieee : ii% 50.000 a te change | the o am Oil er "produc 4 unehanged | amount of outs anding 6 oer cent bonds. Auto Show og ag 50c + ig C Adolphe Menjou in 3 7 = Hw “Clans preferred to ferre “ eee EE FR fig to4 P.M. Today T r ivo Li a. N aCe a yaa i: toe ay ncrease ti number of auth ° The Seaboard Air lane tomorrow Mi Under One Roof Children. anytime, 25¢: Upper Circle, 25¢ | “40 Delmar . BRUNETTES" TRE B. F. GooprRIcH RUBBER CO ' 4 yeatz “4 shares of 6 per cent. preferred stock Textile Market. after $7000.000 of 6. per soOnd! wit MAW AY EVCEID ESTABLISHED 18708 AKRON. OHIO .? >}: . «| ( i“ 4 —— - | Aa LM AP A Nn . ' ry th th as} a By aT Kceociated Press : I ate 4 {iv one Be "3 ' T) " : “ag a (ead 120,000 square feet of apace. THRE EK ANS ONE-HALF HOT K SHOW STARTS TODAY VIRGINIA Harold Lloyd in ee ee i el A ee aoe a | Independent Oil and Gas is offering te Three great floors of exhibits. SYLVIA CLARK WM. GAXTON | “HER FATHER SAID NO” 117 Virginis "Piret Show 6:30 Fireproof building. The big With KIT GAUBD—AL COOKE sted newness— originality ed by actual use—is the st guide to satisfaction. S ieaieneannniaee — ~ y As ; ¥ ‘ r ee ee i ‘*, —— ~~ — ete ge Steal mapa Ae, ig etter aniBieel ee | ety me een aia 4 2 ti AC tag Ale Aer Pag AS peers Huffet, tension tnhle chairs. “ Ite 6a: elec: aan) en the Auto Show | TODAY WEEK ED & LEE TRAVER tread patterff—triple-grooved fof AL RW Ba: "tin. apot £308 12e Gd. futures, £20) sp SON. feb, 22. Bar silver 26 9-164 With Leopold Stokowski, Cond. f ¢ * WEAVER BROS. flexibility. - 6 WW Te ‘ . ‘ vali - ip d £3) ; 4. : ts ures 430 a ns : anne if per =P ent Discount Parquet $3. 50-$4—Balecony $2-$: }—— Aeolian e ARKANSAS TRAVELERS” 4 i2™ crT- 7™* 2. MARKET STS. | £28 Bei. zinc ' Sh core. bil % 747-10 per cent; The Exhibits : Co., 1004 Olive St. Dir. Elizabeth Cueny. The Origine! Handesw Mesisiane ce : - ‘three months ill 5-16 per cent. , . h have heard the Philadelphia GOETHE'S ¢rama—A_ U. | The powerful shoulders — Aress A | ' 4 frees? ows it the leading orchestra of the | Picture for Metro Goldwyn-Mayer | FEATURE PHOTOPLAY e * : —, Ohio Bell “arns More. 288 Passenger autos on display. With the Star of VARIETY.’ andC—are where the load is qarried. = - , he oe 2° Net income o? et _— | world. ee ee ee LEATRICE JOY sa , ; | Oe ek tne ORR on 50 Different makes c’ automo- |! ings And these are almost triple the Are® bio, Hell! Tefephone for 1926 rose to, Sé-) 5 © biles OPERA Emil Jann gular treed- Rp eS, 3 G R AN of B. Freedom from irr 2 I? ¢ 55 a @hare in 10°75 15 Exhibits of Motor Trucks. H Oo U Ss E And on the Stage--- wear — noiseless traction— treme” . Former Warden to Go to Prison. 8 Displays of Commercial React ett te INTYRE dous mileage are the results. q O iy ‘he Associated Ire as. ’ . . ’ sy Cars. A r_LANTA. Ga., Ie is ess Alpert . . oO kK | E. Sartain, former warden of the = Deegaage af Tractors. EIGHT BIG STELLAR ACTS and the &3 HEAT H Class A First Pre erre fe Atlanta Federal penitentiary, ‘ 5.000 square feet devoted to weatume Photoplay. “REN ‘ AKGO.”’ with “Blac tn fone Comedians r Pam : ‘Lawrence “Heinie’’ Riehl, se modern shop equipment and ma- Shirly Masen. Prices, 25¢ and 406, “FLYING TO JALL’ selling a staple product 1D every tenced to 18 months and a year ana chinery. Of vital interest to pre eg eae te j | la day, respe: e he ricted Service Departments. “Faust — Stat b d Mexico, with a record of having paid ‘a day, respectively, when convicted ; | e in the Union and also in Cuba an ex] ls ncmaledey te accent bribed trom | ‘or- ¢ onspirdcy to accept bribes from ts Preferred Stock Dividends every three months since the company was incor peg eliscners in exchange for 5,000 square feet of dis: :y GAYETY --Iwice Daily Prison Scene porated beet’ jobs, will begin serving their || Pace for accessories for the | | BUD FISHER'S CARTOON COMEDY From Gounod » “ Faust\ Suns (iam . n . 3 - ode si ee | ; 7% . 2 . a " ay rice of this stock. . ter ere March 3. Sar- motor car. More than 100 dif h UTT d JEFF S wutrelie, Gay Gelterman, Ir | Each share of this stock has assets back of it of over five times the p | prisor te ms here March 3 Cte Ueeckdeiiien malt ‘anaes, an | | , osama | _ This stock is t ld b private party who needs the money realized from the sale of thi ‘tain served as warden of the prison wre OON ALRERT's DecKEsTuA stock is being s0 fm : 'for a little more than 13 months. S. HON EYMOON , nla tock for his own business enterprise. re d The Circuit Court of Appeals at ' omen KINGS THEATER Price $105. 00 Per Share and Accrued Dividen Bi New Orleans recently upheld the {See ee AMUSEME Lom sonia ate a ah 4 entences : — ee ee eo ‘ to Yield Over 7.61%, on Investment. axe cme. || __ Vader Aum ROLAND HAYES) |=" a Address to | Pittsburg. 16 feet, a ee “ 1.2 i ST. LOUIS AUTOMOBILE | / STMAN BYRNE CO. | LP DEALERS’ ASSOCIATION LT THE ODEON. @:18 THURSDAY ETENING, FEBRUARY 24 24, 1921 ee ee eee PORTER-EA | 29° fect. a fall of .5 printed Lest and VYeurd | Cairo, j j lored tirph Home Bid , 318 Cen. Nat’] Bank Bidg. ' Memphis, 32.7 feet, a fall of .i Admission. 50 Cente Tickets on sale at ay ot et ag ines x @. wt. a om Ameer Bhep te Odeon “Wanta”—T425 more than the ecar- Wek he Right t Return | Any Oversubcription on [This Stock A) ss Wicksbure. 49.5 feet, no change. Daily: 11 on 2 | Thester Bidg., Pine St. Y. Eg pe a 4308 Gt. Vestine’, |... competitor, or mere tham Gutes € omelet bec ight to a New Orleans, 18.2 feet, no! y: &. m. p. m. we insare Choice Seats, Make Reservations New «many. change. ln an old established manufacturing company

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7 . =e AY. ST. Loris | xpansioi.. Finc partners thre agl. these columns. 6 ERR 22.999 == “5 CESDAY. Ra kode. ts = a ae a T H Hs LOST AND FOUND | STORAGE, MOVING, & vrai ~ PEMMERS ANSWERS " LONGWORTH CHOSEN SPEAKER salt LAKE CITY CUT SMOKE \ngiacal cares ea ER ET __| DEN § Tee SB srruarions—men, sors 9? a [sae a. osen' eb. eate. ot ¥ oo is a prescription for ENDY B AR mous in Naming Ohioan to (nee Haich), our dear brother-in-law and ee Wetmendes. foe. os ».' 0922. 1 sis | , 520 () ii -09 Del ae rence. 910 oat D ms . > 2 Make Equal Reduction in Colds r Flu Den ue. succeed Him. »: ty a : ‘a ; Ts) Neoalno m. fro m Dre! :man-Harral new “‘cbhap . BR. 4 CELET—L yet: an } Pe. ey ,uern : ZS ~ . fT ippe, : g ‘ Three Vears,. j ime aa - Ms Lip 3 o* ; sas ’ ' Union boule, ard. ne ; Vandervoort 3 garac an , »” ; Fri Your ‘ 24. ao ' £ goods will be os y } a _ eS ae NADMp BLHR hill vaghcahP 4a, ( *se - 4 ey the omated Preas. HNaa © ’ - - - > } } 5 : Bilious Fever and Malaria. co eanagelp oem aa a ‘If Salt Lake City could reduce hn th 1 ‘hurch, thence to | STE ee ae into rest on Mon-} gay; reward. WAbasn 407 ic. | ry FT MOTHS, _ ADVERTISEMENT . | to . ke Abatement League. n he -arbar Hal r ur cear ae : TCraneral from family den d 2 nd 3850 VW. ‘ ; Ps be , youre 7 West , eumaemaie . WASHINGTON, Feb. ——= Rep- : oC : 7 | Yet! a Trot - . ‘av Feb ys I ‘ a“ . ’ . ‘ HI 4] R j 9 e ‘ = “— . cenit og amount . ' . i _— * ~~ Ak + ~ i ‘ - - aE : : nag cates , i ———§ se f 2 ij/ ‘ i ‘ , * . : "ei “ senate ” arr _. It kills the germs resentative Longworth of Ohio was nuisance 96 per cent withi! step sp Play Pen rend red : io ost. antique han a to = 0: Car Prema a ith rue ¢ ile i : ‘ 4 i ‘ ; a i = n - ; if ; ee 3 ; - " . . .te 2 eT} ‘ j ‘ ; 2 . _ si . , v1" ‘ : : z : % t/a . a ay Not Reads VW ith ° = « win 7 ¢ af) = . ‘ é ’ : P} . \ He . 3: . rez - . a, FY W 2 > — ; : By > : os, \ or} ° s f " ; , | 7 Tt? si Z i i ‘ ‘ ’ . hi ro’ : | -, ‘ ‘ ’ ' ? — =e oe nue Rid C, isgestion on Bridge | = | hy his Republican Col oe enzin we «> : : Ld ‘ . saitedioien mr ; OPER ATOR ss * ~ . , ’ Z ; . ] . cai = an.? ved in 36 {8 hours: swelling . ‘e ‘lean-cut majority in the grelica] Churc!} 1 1as lent in a aa “h ‘h. then to SS. , ‘TIN! n _ Gunser. os fe. ' wn red. ee nale. | 5 7: Ms, a - ne ' a. soe d davs evulat pplying to a platform deman: use he nomination virtually is | redeem its touri: rade. lost as janc Faui se ON nis, Maoteanintemmate . Ghia _ a-oe | bt the late |! Si “(yy leas eturn to 47TO8R Gravois: reward. ! ha ¥ a _ ae re | 3%. Arnold, counsel for wivalel to election. result of nn and io t ~ | ns . pst-D) the heart, corrects the liver ; . + f Teh .. : » . — +} "*« é . y ™? } } t? ? ai ~ neve. ]’ ywrifies ; i? 3 re 3” Rr ‘dge 3 nd Tern inne sOnZgw orin was nominate ad on i purning ; rt EBNER— En) : st : on “% : 2 : | : Collum Dropsy Remedy Company, l Car ritee. ; +, make = : a he motion of Representative Mad- (reduce its : , Viti 44 ' ) : 19° ay 2 ao et rh 4 al Shy 9 Pe : . nC G- Lo S. 4 bea ‘ ; “i ; iE ori 1} 7 - >t ” references Dept. $3. Atlanta. Ga. ; i>’ ‘ ’ ; +s : Ea arin i _ llinc ic. we wo vi ars azo f Ct >The. iY pr riod } } } eo ni lo Ou ‘ ae 7 gg ae Pune y 4 _— 1} a A resi, ~ 3 ae : é ; : i sete : Va 0 be [t- : _B Se ee — “ ie . : Rox K- 110 ) | hanes | unsuccessfully opposed him for the | years. eloved husband of Mra. Tina Hycbaer | Portis arenuel ox Wednesday morn ha Oe 4 > Srauer Supe SEDs CLERK—S . Mr Fred bie : , ae wr. ee . : ivory Cem- : : = “Ee FED ~ £3 ‘EPAIRG ad .* : Sih oie ere ee Le ee na 4 propre sed ‘ uses ‘f Eads and Ta e | : rR ‘ . . shite 1 5 bits varies Stot POTe os ee ag Bacon SuTii. rai imish m ‘ . . . ae: ee r 1 ; s ~.Fe presenta- “a , a dt 4) aren i aft ; rr 4 lau: A : ‘ sate : ‘ 7 "wo wy ie : , ; ridges between the railroads an | i P nies , | at od un ) vee” Entered into rest on Monday. | 2 '1999 BR. F. D. No. $, Webster Grove WALL ae g Wisconsin, ntered ublic timer an « .2 ry ’ ’ +. , . ; é . é N ed Mone ? : , — asia agin at Be ae }y 741% Re 12) lics 5 ’ ’ . ™ } \ 4 . eines ; . ‘ . = . be 24 4 ” ee: —_ - = ~ : ct ion tT} ai? ? sR. 2 : ne Mliver % rn m ‘ : .. ' } ; - . t | *, at an : > y a nd i a “r } ” " i } i}} il : e "2 la * =" . 7 i a re v Rake 21 a . - . 3 i mt é . . : . ’ 3 Rs ; . ae ~~ ‘0 . Bex k. : , : j : ; = —— ' +] Seve iet) $4 ma nt ; ae 7 iber of t ? ran ‘rem hon r hiors 1t , Pantin ot i paintings. field . os rch (4) No matter what for. or how »2N If the ord an , sa nigni, — oe nvetD | | . to aterrace \ ' > TU AMESON tered est , sa 7 { yerte Inmet (ae, Fa 4 Lot ee hit ‘ perks Til s: “- ; F * —— a eon oaiaal Peelers My much’ We will lend it to you. ' . dt co. a : fy] -. res] ILS. a { Me | hel» >% (}" . 24 = ' i . 4 h. ' . , es NO ENDORSERS NEEDED! aso negate sip coarilagga 1ad been iss » the in- | paige 250,000 represents an {Jamis fe Jal im Chur Lerpnes , "| | ea SE EEE | iOS | CALL PRospect 1798: — a lored, or chauffeur Just your note. $25 to ‘$1000 nN ne Or ) died : ; ) ew -" | | jof Roe Blar amd J ! am > d into st on Monds LING | 5 33 on SE e : . : , . i ma as x , me r : ’ : aa TY} ah 1} & i? i : , Ss «& ha - ven ~at . _— 4 ae hy ‘ ‘7 ‘ , n - a ' Os =} - ; r¢ ] i . 7, ; “7 ‘ i) ‘ as oe r : a . . . : 1% i : ba i & ‘SP Ase é 3 i | = } 9g . . : } el oes : . —- oneal mm 10 minetes on your car o rT iit a. j I : ] . i i ; ' on : : * s . rapt mB eed 1 ‘ o ) : “ae : . : os furniture. Property left in your » nheees Miao : iceable a ce LO; wTNHO TWO ena} aveoa share | da . | rs Chi ~s ts ce . 249 tie ae P a enced; im care of invalids: osses sion. ‘ ‘ i . ait " ‘s é j pean: ; —_ — a ‘ ‘ : , . . ; ; i . r cee —. E ‘ _ Podt : P . rye j ,* hypocrisy worn , ec . ‘ z Li’ j ad P i ' : ' es a ee n e r } N} . three | pe : oe ners) Presiden Ww? wre! ” FOrest 1599 > ra v 7 og | - ‘rience. — Aclede cut your monthly payments in : — af gk hare: ih eon presidential ndidacy. ~Entered a ahi ire ; 7 po aoe ot PAPERING. paintin Patina 10. : balf' See us today! rebilial , mMext 10 O1rer a COl | ; a ay S28 : ; . ' D. it m7 “WagG : ' lond a Qo7 — ve , : , or Ri ins 3238 . HANG ; > ver Poon ae TION FINANCE CORP. . } Yi _ I ) zaSton avenue. g: — } +. j ; 4 I a’ ; | va bein i an i : a % i ‘ 4 Fait. és lored woman ; eT: a’ Fa 1035 N. Grand linal franchises ithout culties at. ar oa pees prompt , i , neve. Coeur} ne sar reda\ B at B30 a. m.. || . re, Bs me, re rd. Arfieid 3 a! Be, ING rte x pent ay ng bd. wants dan Gee | rT} : ; + TE... ; — - stuibanil er JE {ferson 341 : ni : liye J ‘ —— our dear oe er ousework oF | Miller °Tells Delegation From ,;;, Church. at 2:30 p. m mor a aiaigaein } ’ ¥ = 4 : a : sre - c DG Aas aul. a: , ws ocr. ’ ‘ . ' _ ‘ at eis rvs ¥ ryt ees A . os viene P'rst-ciag 2 * 3 ays. ¥ hoje cay s. dE a + {ferson some TY) le ver . : , (Panes “gta Pre byt ee xs . ik ; 2 sige : ~ site =: Ti in I , 4 yh mcs mits ga : ce F a 7 ti Le - i ech oe reasonable. amt Pee PLES. an Be rsd * , ee R: *Pun-e ; a «hh +17) } : ("¢ I ¢ SO) i¢ hii ii I ¢ , \ , i \ ¢ I ; 7 ’ : Her - ind ard 2! . ‘ ‘ Aa sas i ‘ ~ . 3 ~ ' a a ah atin wr elie BS lw: 3 | Scout troop. SOCCER IEwE ister ob 6JObD |. Fairham. (brother-in-law ‘and unc! “| re 0 INGE AINTING — Pa ot ! MPa 31 West Belle: Alice meroy sion recOokR rilz * ¢ i 3 i i : 4 .% . cn i. nee : a. > orm ‘ , . 4 fae ; t } ang : ‘ g “ wrk ecuaranteed: c 712W ccaattnlnconsinsccemasme Sa lave the ic] al : ‘ eu ea OT a re | ' +? , ~ a? ; ; = ™ | . - : : : . - . . ‘ ‘ . - : . as ‘ "ha . « e ‘ a‘ 4 al fat ~ “hi se]. mE ‘ Fi uti i! i} ‘ es : i ‘ a4 - Lal ° 2 “ unt ‘ - A i - aca = ; ~ De 2 zy oe = ¢ “* = ba . . - e ~ . , C} . = 4 ous : ' . - : “4 * tik a it _PRo = HA ANGING—Rooms é ' ; ne } * li yart Lime erm- > a , e - 3 on their ow = ” ins > . ¥ } [ ¢ f : ne | | , : " . Use I 1g, Liquid Zemo wn terms. Pages wallets nt. aged 75 years. ) St. Engelbert 3 rd,_Cal +t 3881. PI ‘ : reali Liq Ramleyes or sti their wor! CEMETERIES Fineral Thursday. Feb. 24. at 8:45 [f1°Coreape Cometern c2) | PURSE—Lost. ied heron | Work euaranteed. Altman, Snmgmme oo weed ie . | € ee reehing WOMAN KILLS YOUTH WHO GOT | ine conaitions was subject of an 2 = | | -LER—Entered into, rest Monday. | Delmar between Easteate and Hamilton. | ee wt 3: Zemo seldom fitla\to stop Itching }ing co} ui he | Ce se omit flor EER Tie at 6.30 pe m., Line |CAbany O562M. | FOOMS vasewsi_peaaataile, Neal fferson | $3: aca ; -onte he . ‘EDE Ks ; ey F on 3} I * aa liet lat wilu 2 2IN Lost: , d ttin in aile Lindel] 5245 W. a ar aii 1. na! [or geCtorTai BoUae “7 3 eat [°O? A Gilapre. Torture and/relieve Skiftrritation, it pe taiue conlerence ~ aed | | eae” makes the skin spft,cler-and healthy. GASOLINE AND STARTED OFF ° sf fj terday. 7 ss a reer | peiowed wie of ike |dtar mother of Mrs. Lina Hopkins. Jule la 4 eens iseou: h r. Monday: ROOMS ‘& ir ‘ $4 and uD: work ti ome nights. 5° — Itch, Pimp nem Blotohe , Blackheads, Al : nm é ldance we Mavot ler : ° sey sue — ariy beloved ; grandmother and great- ee srah | 100 —— 7 line “eie abama TFilli Ss > | ther-in-h himothes ia oe pg es mtg ast ‘ - RO RESGRY. . oe | o select f ‘olor dish washer. of | ¢it- nz Station Operator in, bas Snein | mith. n , ther ow, me sis neral from residence of a ater. Mrs. | car: reward COlfa Pt ie | ; TEs r. — rom: » aad ‘mn tmae SiGe ee in most cases quickly give way to « nst ) Says Driver Tried to Run Car e . . : Loin Hopl 375 ind levi es vo “ nad : — } ‘quent! em! : re -ntatives ew ers “THE ¢ CEM T . NUSUA at il | years 35 moi see diac on In pak sone n , »| WALL Al Fania am] cleanter 2p ‘ sonecissneesintianaaiianaill +3 > ‘ niiv : , is i ® iA { . ‘ . 7 r be : ee! . . seed 4 ; Zen 0 2 re q 1e¢n ah = inor | lem hes Over Her. : : E nek U L sae er: ” ‘ ait : “ai . a “i cros ' ary j Pad a A... B ice, Call a? T rye lel 3 N 33223R. . + me" , ex DET A ed . waots disappear over night. Itching usual- } the Associated Pre«s OF tO always, and apou re “ay ey fron SSD! nae STIC : t: mdamond nea FOR paprering —— ‘ xind. cleaning or law lv stons promptly. Zemo 18 a sate, SELMA ; a car emp led by the attorner, | MAUSOLEUM ener "R83 Chipper ' lo # — age Be | : ay tat Hamilte nd | nouth: ard. : work guaranteed. LOcust 30TRUE : ie mm 2ROS Vee oe ' ; , clam homestay, ‘ _ | Taras ST 4] , Lier a Chen oe ' “» any : SiR L- colored, or eleaning. ; * her Ala.. Fel -snatiggy 5 liquid. Convenient to use any Raa ae ; BERG Be 8 LR ect nti, tine ; « Aid ee ee se 9a ap EPL cit tite to Nipstar tain wash fom 3 | en ARL AT CARSON RD. pelle ae ito oa Paesni ved husbar . Waespi a a . ¥ the , Tr? ? Pa) years , | _ , * : . ‘ ERP F ne 2 ‘ . : . cy, = ; eo ; ieee SO - i d ‘ey 4 } pomernmnaninense -_ ; ; : Fi d : Dae erat 4 time. Al] druggists—60e and $1.00. , Mayo: iller told th ir men Cabann 3. Garfield S331. (of?) SEE tered Sunday. |ang 1 5 ‘sever. then We ' , id Pine o mous- Bi acieds - TR! ne coosing: go pome) Rn on . ‘ d 3 I } de> ( na ae , ; oe far : md j } 4 : ae hed . « 097. be ‘ o ‘ , i ' Ore 1335™M _ tables: cross, Ga... was shot killed today a he Craighead fil! e — oe a UNDERTAKERS SS oz laiseed. dear moti of Wesley T. Meyer. d nm ol 3 _ Lis- ; ~ : S \' af Sot sBK EEPER—Sit. bs middle-aged ng station ne liontown br Mre. —_—— an fees : : pias a wOTICE.. lering r Bea , fA arni Mi pun Warsmpi. and »rother-in-l: an cle. . — , » ee x AR Pf natch, me MA? ae aos ; Aiiroom Oy Fe ties ey , # , . Authorities absolved the woman RRA EARN TO DANCE in 4 brivalg—eal NDKESS— Sit . blame. ; _— " : the be : ed Po ah , : . ; ‘ ie , , aie 2p] _ : on ; see | i. 7 “ D aici ) “ " , F . - eas — - aan - — . aps! cl "a P, : » : ; - a au . ; if a . Ph : ¥ er + Surre ney . ; iave heen ari: ” ~ THE REY. W, 5 DALTON DIES inat ‘4s 4 45 ; = . L iri ee 7 aa } ii \? a : f Pune -_ mora WICH. ANN—an) into est on Mon ; . ‘ : gl dp na; a On it. too + om hat ' i] Oo Oo} ( a er m4 ¥ syn , a oe ;, ~ ry SO ts 2 ae a es : : hi Melds. Ldndell iityh ‘ I 00d +2 1. o . P d ita sich ‘a oer siege : ' , ae LAT me * ; ‘ +? nda: ~— : : ¥ rine son if Al J — ; nis = a . Jd Eff reson 53 LS. Srna patter be ty Payee Gls ae ee tepmtine to er, Re GP i Bey pane Te} ya ae AEROS Ne hae ee ee eae ee, See ae eee — wth an Aa RE I A ee ANI ERAN rye HOR set ae eos ‘ae ms » ina station. x. ’ ‘ de ar nephese 2 ‘ ae 5 - . . en - wats : . ee : ~ - Ca eee eran NELSON — +, , r) re q L trai n ne beatuer- reat a ' : 4 ‘ “a . vies — r vé ‘ ‘ ; Ot ist : s* . 3 ‘ e ; / . obe> ¥ , _eren i ‘sue! j Be 200 ¢ oti. Row you can safely, gently, quickly “a si a a ial e ve : , ~ teas , O Bult, rest : Ni» ~ ; S vears’ “expert Shepp se An Dow a abode toners ney we Police Vind Hose and ¢ lasp Hid ot i en Siry j : ‘gg : ' set us pee? 2 el s i” Lerrais i. Anna kel. | SARAGI si ag eae oo | t eee Br nt reterences, ‘Uindeil’ 7 ' he Reset 6, a ~s th i ie ammenities ss l ander Cleat in S@loon. ratyn t = ’ rei ‘ (} rainin - | ‘ 7 . ' . ; ; ' . ry i 4 . ) ’ ; r ir an . t] 7 , \2 r | : 5 r e es cae Ce it: at seetenteiited a dik okie aed Bits : rT aan meritu ns “unera] , ae a ae ~. 2a , ~ os wpinga Bo . pani ae gel gs Roy te. | omonthiv pavmients. L : O505 ts i a... “a ae’ ame time it acts to eradicate pimples. blotches. Doortram: : : ve : es lt ‘ 3634 Graveis a i a Apel. S: i 3 ea ea eo ™ RAC By »R : BUILDE! evaire | Hn racw aki xc #8 : " laine iE R—Bookkeeper: wath: 3 r ughness. freckles and other imperfections. 4 Discover, of a cleat , , s ' od . ‘ : F. ms 4 : ; . ihe : : LA m 4 iwil D> imam | ar ded ‘he iI Qu aut Ons: | rt Di COL ax wtrrk aes a , :, : ry — 4 : erie e ie’ referen: ‘3. s™ail million women have already > test ed this wonder work >t i a ram i] . . Sion e« ‘ > Cc ike’ &* ’ i Sa IL thenvee . ul tiope : ’ ' . i Gea ther.ir Lmlan'es pz ; ‘ 2 et } 4 i mich a aera 6 a i ore Pa - 2 “S Peon wht} a > vs creme. You have probab! v rotuced many of , eee ye . : i ‘ ¥. + ’ } > “T11ber » { y ¢ BUSTEL MAN ' 8: ? i-k . inesiay mn rrr i] e} “3 to 3 rrison me } Ee , C35. : - , ‘ a NOGR. APH age 15: exver!- a aheie deck tate ante ian aon off by | oF ete ' 1s! 3 bom ih , a ee ae er Fe 14") t ero te +a tc-fiFt ea MI r) > funeral later. *} $155 cn: rms aow lee of i‘, — — aan a ; enamine dazzling, whiteskin . .. ex tic, alluring, striking. settee : : +} Le ’ 2 Pe Py rk M: 1 ‘ on. } dR? ‘ ler al ZIMME RMANN- : : evnenin see the mracie that Golden Peacock Bleach | | 2 (reme will bring gem Im your appearance. pmeoth a little of j on your face, hands and 7 : areas before retirin ie nights. Then ? wen >} te he irst. j ~ e be ; e dia BS ati j a ;, j — ; nee n % - * ; toni ‘ ~ vanes ¢ : ae Site We Fe are mot deli ghted Fy seiened. your mone) all r : | oa — ae with “ ise Heads« Jew ish Congress “ rancmo! = ¥ . st . wn ee 7 , ; ‘ — “ sages i. Lane “eyert * ; f im ° aYmen sf r} _ . : . — ” Fi ce uit # gne lad? - *x- : ae oe ieee jar oe Be | ch wasj 7 if en ara Re . ed cu 3 ' OB . On MA pais e 364 Jefferson avenue ineral Friday a | 237 : » | SSERUCTION 1 ) | ax handling office Ses ate: for Golden P — ‘Bice terms. neat ask | et ‘. ~ ne. WASHINGTON... Fe} lr? by} ird 6B : reer, : Bint: Robert : , | of Sridges ” y nc as re. y 3 n new oO d nie. _ carl | stat price and pi = ae eae ieee heel jen Peacock Bleach Creme at an en ; “ eg : ea ' Pe ~ 7 st — = a a ‘ " ; : , , . ] ; eh ry i se ‘ Laan ani are ons 7 Sts — poet : — pasion onal wn ee PLA RTH FP. ryP? $T—-Sit. anal oe PBI. corn eee eee 0 Re mes — Pepe nee ne a, eiiambtaiacilae a ee PR aN RR A em aires i i ee ee te i LEAS SN be Distt Bi on pte (ay PRG NL Pt CEE OC GEE Gh Eines Sl att niet, aan ta alae act ateeeidiomt ania oe Le a | sic eta : : ; sagt net . and LADIES n hairdressim. and nz office asgistant. ree M ew ritita effictentiv, — BOLL. tRE- a ‘ oi ; | 7 : m | thern— fnne: : me p [- RS SO \ A # EST x caning | De Ogrpet Cleaners ia: dow Tory: “ a an ‘ * i: 0 cea maior Foes) best a ’ ee A m9 ieanyer mdi venrry toe sats Se 7 Oa TENE as ae ad riapae Spon . : n- t the ~eeees ats my yyusework : white: EM ’ . “ —— e ' id : e »* 201. t- ,°8- Oxi? chemic , =~ ri > j ured Sverw — 7 cK ropes - ee PERSONAL | nemical. $3. LIndel p in ‘ife is assured Me | hs Be ee Mazz: Prana padi : iia — , CHO? at ndry. x: eaning. . , . iE fterson se er red: wants funk ‘work iE fferaan 3 28. ‘ 2 bigs a e . ‘ : Trade Schools_ Ma ae a3 . 7. ; om ~ : bu niermen alviar : LSE - f F : = ae aa: wea ; eo temp ae See! ie id J light i.¢ + att) aamnal ng onthe Sane a ro er ‘ . his : Po ‘A re _ r Sm : (“em er . ‘ ‘ —— a . ? P .e ( 3 i i? .4 } rons *: _ wr 2% : ~s a : ; ; “ youth ‘ i nn rio } al tf every poet woman gh as . : ; ri sel ala . a Fake pF : ‘VERNS peti sarpren ' es . ath S: . ws in L nt diya = J ' : i} @ - . : ; fas r'¢ d 4 I ita I bié ‘ 4 -—--—- ~-—-— —.--- - - —— casa : « . 5 ¢ f bor * ~ ase and girlin id see eo: 392 Ella 4 ‘ + Tate Matt Pi. er “ee te 'SoHT I aS TT Pit ore rrit Barber Colles 1¢ 8 re lereer -' 7 , y . asr ‘ -_ ‘ t- T ‘ " \ or oe . 7 ‘ Tar . ‘ i ad ~ ? soname of lecmers stilling 58 ie See = and E. L. J. Ma i AUTOMOBILE AND megiaranteed od houge wirtng and fixture cai eco ymumed: ecg ei F us f O' ie —, na BS . .eanese i ; a aye Ride . is aS : F ail . ions ; merica cou! ~ 4 - OER Beare, tas ote . DP AE ee ER CR le sa mal ks ths . | "Tk - seen eo ne —_ ~~ . ~ , j + Switchman'’s Skull 4 ractured = in| ictatment hes droug: as happi _ [nM GOSS} An di- Cemeters | . ™ radaz. Feb. 2 mod SD WHITES MOTO TAG i a ; 6 wr he ia) . soft women very sufer- : . - j i : ‘ . aes : . } i7 Fast St. Louis Vards. sen, Salon , Fed pat it AE : ' F ek aL Be ple v0 a st. Andrew a : ‘HICAGO . = 4 = PATENTS FE. Ada ms oe ‘ ( ’ } ~ Oy ) } . } of . . - © bea uy oes are’ re ' x . Rt . ' ’ . aa 4 y ; cle: in ‘ ‘connected P 4TENTS Lain . 2 ive sie J ca cont ghar rs the : : fe pire SA Dae at ¢ Tete se ws , a BA Ne , Bi 5a } . . seaniie tied ‘ ray . . - , sees ? » Bert e- eae ni biel 28 ) re uar . J. Seeley F. J. Lareon, Paul Brows Sr} ; oO OTS | i eh2 } bestia aimeecekaaal Ne seetrona Meine eames (2S blac tA Ir 88h NS Br AE PN. Np! AAA “ “whe T ’ i thout obi gatnon reur '¢ day FREE Tria] "Fune ow i Feb. S fr fae Emma Ritt e Levine ri. belon F 5 Ww SHI! TON , : Summers Upalse Remedy. deneer. 3 of Peter lear mother ot — oe ——— ee ay ei fs - al soreee [theme® to BS. Peter and Pasive Cemecen jour dear mother-in-law. grandmother. sis aren EMPLOYME® ’ rears eat" Fe W ANTI ridi in i" be *. ? 3 hone Elm Dar Or 35 and wy ° » : ; a sy soon | | any 4% 3 St Ba MEN, BOYS _ : MEN, BOYS | i : a : : TRY ovr reach ; =: ‘ lean ne , —_ : . : 3.. &. ~ound x pees PR TICIN ; MA —Muet be expegies et “5 » RS ae ¥ Prag Pd skul hen he ched r ii mom ~ lee 3OQ La, Pinel oer , ™ ata atin Me. ’ 94¥ Service rior % Parise ( leani . My e. t as aes feng es STON en Pin «aes i mg Spa DI E -Entered imsO res pay erg ——— — —. : —— | and Dyeing ha 4238 Eset: on. Phone DED LK ET e ye Se - ries potiticon with el¢-a® i Mary's : is survived by |] Suffered Seven Years With- | ore cose Data: thence to Cal | Feb. 21, 1927, at 7:30 @ m.. Amton SEALED PROPOSALS ar Sree nd Caer ee nes | stead ——— icy. "Auk for Me. Rose? Row rid i} >= & ' Fo rang ts sili Pena 2 a > elored Minnie Rudigier (nee mais up to the c Wii receive sealed [oN fae ; , - 22 sii a O . b e Could Never | ul out Good Night’ os leep: tin ae ae atin fiotimann ar 3 eae ee * ‘Pp 2 the ciose Gi office hours _MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES ' BAKER i? ate | " Je ANT) Sgt EECER MOLDERS : : et ; ’ ial x ft ast fogs e] bo ‘a M ; ord _ —- wie o? a ; ; baw e Amer oe : ate Press. id vernil imhiermr f KAS : ; ‘ Unter runs —— om ue cry : i } re ‘onabe ‘7 ; 44cm vane | tees : } ir : i i Petar ; Eé bd ‘ . ** CRnreal 2: * 7 : ‘ Si wl : ore! *a ar ‘ ; . iid ni : ee : snaer, re 3: = ° a a aiid ‘our letter BHenllew we hae Commissioner n am ° ' mu ; mother-in-la' } ndmoth Mee ee eee . sili venthoniga agen Len 123 idth 22°. dept) | a b. atier sen a 3 +=). Poet-Dieue tect ptt. an becuttaed tar seus: Eee ie wee ert) alls 7 cle Pee mages _PAINTING R* aa , Exoeriencet” ca Duner. . © harge f the work € stress OF Cis r ” . 7 | ® Bi . 7 4 : ia we oes dina a ig sooth why Ippesite red tb ect Barber said practi LIN every aia. aaa , na ae wee . a ette 3 nu i Lae ~ller ide =i ' nad te : “he athd eretriac 1. ‘ as + ihe > y. But bear the 1 mp ss Same i rem, 24 i ie oo tam mF ro MEt oe. ¢ te. ; es ' a ried I ma ? iin... soecia rina ec every druggi«t hi : : | i | aif cuttin Hectibes patrons. Yep marve lo Viiied jmuticr another sugie hali-bhour wih niul grain. secattere a 7 - # tnt YtanA ig? 1). By Jt : ’ ‘ Os ° in 3 . ' ' aly cents the {. er id around. or | of mresread (and Feh. 2°. 19° = — ‘wm ae a? | * Be Led ' & 2 tate ~ , — ae — a Citizens’ Party Organized a . : ee 9 ay fr-cstiaw ‘vider — . Co! wn ee : ‘a as ‘ . ' i ~~ 7s : msitiitiieaael — yy falar eng "Ses PYRAMID PREG CO. | The Citizens’ Party of Richmond | Fopa New All give ndfather and father-in-law. at the age aur , ) , | wreneiienen aepintce. veteraneais mae = ie PLUMBING an: —ork Stele , ee 7 es . °T* m bakery. : ot poe eyes Bide... dhe aye» Heights was orcanized +4 aint , "Wc -tamearege on, ;, a ; - : “wi ra’ Plo: ‘Ingell 46 : “ PAT FI Ft : , ms Pe OPER Please send me a box plain : ~ infias : : 4 5 And * : 2 Se Tt ; ay rt Mi: a4 : : : : sy ‘ . , . . : . ~ 4 , . ‘ hetter rid bets ame tTt¢xjern age ' : ~ | Name .... , . ™ vent her 4 M om ss one: + ¢ ' r recognizes *t Seen evenings Phone pr Ferd % Wh ey te cen. ata presidents: WV . ; ‘urn. Mab a Wane : | sap L aon x: e ie te atecers del | ? Laser ans prescription, | M. a ward T. Gunn. de : land Fred J on Lr ge mea : ost MEINERS. 6154 P E es ed: ) St... ec ae &« sa »* a¢ : reta r’% ee: & ie i~3 ict "7 ay te guaran teri f2 ' a ary \ lat: ® ‘ j : . ' ‘ : - + : “ ~ - 2. a> th oe ee —, " — o4 age. CA 5. i $0 13 ; i? ’ x : eed " - Hf; } i rT BOY, + CARS SREES CONOSSA SH ME eee + teks Leh ee ees 280GREER + 4s 2008 - . a . . , és -_ ‘ . . > e _* " . + — . . - els ° ’ > 2 _ *. k . icé .) . ay od — te le rn oe | Weniger. treasurer: James K. sat ’ ane ved reot) d 0 n-law in her e:3 *3 eleen Servs , 8 , 2 : i . F ' : meeidee gma } rt-depreasing bn Roary , i at " “ , mth : ; seininnnesiglll = , “ ON TH 4 Ue wha 4 Eli ( i} . rr 1. aR : | | | ee aes | ——| SOsThac -. | ' mushn underwear sergeant at arms be o Se ssinien tes ' alwas ty an ham “ar. rngi is - ar 7 > were elected fr 2 the te i a Store Own Feb . em ?43290 st i eal ese ae _ ' 2440 ties a i Marrte ~d and Locust. AO) ee. ‘tring of amber. on Biaine aw

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FERS ae Retold pe palit Sig itt ’ - r “ae Pera eee s ~ eee ee ee ee ae. i - t y. yey ergo ke 3 4 : z 4 q Rie ¢ x 2 , = 4 4 Sisk a 2} ae ; Me i: es ne ae 3 2 Pes ; ? 3 aa & “Ss 4.5 NS $ Sar: E 7 . x 4 i 3 4 : 4 e ; & ira oR Bs ie ta , ( et SPS le Be A este ee WIS Nar Cae Oe tee A NT eae EY: Bs He lamp Se t . oe es ne PAGE 30 » ’ ; H * | G § Once a woman of her age had to be careful. Today, she eats anything she wants! A Stuart tablet—and after-eating distress vanishes. Chew a Stuart tablet after the heartiest mea! and you, too, can smile at indigestion. Stops all gas and belching. Ends sour msings, beic A sweet for twenty-yive cents Full Box FREE! Every druggist has Stuart's tablets, 25¢ and 60c. | Or, a full box free if you write the F. A. Stuart Co.. t. arshal! art's for 6, M 1. Mich, Get a metal box of he pocket—and keep it filled! eaters—hard smokers—high Lv ’s a boon and biessing! STUART'S j ; among residents DR. LUGEN HOWE TO ~ GET BLNO AO MEDAL Buffalo Scientist Will! Come to St. Louis to Receive Leslie Dana Prize. The Lesiie Dana Meda!, awarded each vear through the Missouri Association for the Blind, to the individual who has accomplished most for the conservation of vis- fon and prevention of blindness of the States and Canada, will go this year to Dr. Luct@n Howe ef Buf- fase, MN. =z. The medal is made ™possible through a trust fund for that pur- pose created by Leslie Dana, pres- ident of the Charter Oak Stove and ; ; " —" _ 'vears and spent hundreds of dollars. Range Co., a former president of ‘he Missouri association. The pre- sentation will be made as soon as convenient for Dr. Howe to come to St. Louis. wue Medica] College (New York University) {In 1872, Dr. Howe has devoted his life to the promotion of study of ophthalmology ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH. United | dation to be known as the Howe | Laboratory of Ophthalmology. Dr. Howe is past president the American Ophthalmological Society, is vice president of the New York State Medical chairman of several committed of Society of the American Meda! and of Roval Society of Medi- and member of the ophthal- ‘jeties of France, Ger- has writ- the cine, mological so: many and England. He ten six books. Decision to bestow the medal on Association . TUESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 22, 1927 Dr. Howe was reached at an execu- tive meeting of the Missouri Asso- ciation for the Blind. Robert Johnson, W. Arthur Barnes, Anna F. Lewis Gustafson and Dr. Luedde. Harris. Ww. —_ — ADVERTISEMENT 7 Stomach Bad Years, Suffered 25 Years, Spent Hundreds of Dollars Nothing helped me so much as Ad- lerika. I feel so good that I think | I can lick Jack Dempsey.’ ’—John Since his graduation from, Belle- | Unlike most medicines, acts upon BOTH upper and lower bowel, giving the intestines a REAL cleansing and bringing out old pol ‘‘T had stomach trouble for 25). Adlerika tbeen causing all your trouble. islight disorders, such as occasional beonstipation, GAS bloating, indiges- tion or sick headache, ONE spoonful | , , . 5 ° > Adlerika always brings relief. Doctors Praise Adlerika saline intestinal cleanser with gly- cerine, buckthorn, cascara, and other igas-expelling and detergent elements. excellent for Intestinal Stasis, | quest): It is a disease due to modern wars of liv- is often the true cause bloating, nerv- ing and which of sour stomach, gas dyspepsia and restiess sleep. In | ‘lerika with highly satisfactory re- Adlerika is a compound of the best | Wants To Fight Dr. A. C. Curl: ‘‘I preseribe Ad- sults.’’ Dr. J. Weaver: ‘‘In my 50 years’ practice I have found nothing to ex- cel Adterika.’’ J. E. Puckett: lerika I feel better than vears. Awful impurities were elim- inated from my system.’’ Dr. F. M. P. (name withheld by re- ‘*T use Adlerika in all bow- Some require only one in 20 el cases. dose.’’ No matter what wou have tried for scientific sohous matter whie vou never ous | : led ft and the prevention orf vision im- thought was in vour s’ stem. Even if Dr H. L. Shor h New York. Says: cour stomach and bowels, Adlerika DYSPEPSIA TABLETS pairment. Within the last year he bowels move dailv. vou will be sur-:‘* Adlerika, in addition to its intesti- will surprise you. At leading drug has established at Harvard, through 3-344 how much mor matter nal cleansing. checks the growth of gists. In St. Louis at Wolff-Wilson a a gift of $250,000, a research foun- a dleribe brings out which may have testinal bacteria. ”’ : Drug Stores, Johnson Bros, Drug Cg. Distinction In BodyD = of performance, elegance of design, elegance of appointment— On these three potent points is based the new Hup- mobile reputation which is putting this magnificent straight cight into the best homes of the country in com- petition with the finest and most costly motor car productions. During the last two years, Hupmobile has attained a mew social status; it has become the type, and the car, preferred above other types and other cars in the en, * higher price ranges. The swing to the Hupmobile Eight is positive and con- clusive. It is taking on the proportions of a landslide. "s . e,=4.' A, hy ‘ : . st? CST Ln Straight 6ight Perfo Because Hupmobile has proved that its Eight reaches the very apex of superfine performance —and that means in agility, in smoothness, in delightful ease. # qn VNANCE Because Hupmobile has proved that an eight can be simple and sane and reliable; that it can be frugal instead of wasteful. Your admiration for this Eight is first captured by its beautiful color harmonies, by the refinement of its body designs; by. its thoroughbred appéarance. Once you take it out on the road —once you taste the delight of mts matchless straight-eight performance and Ten Distinguished Body Types — priced from $1945 to $2595 f.0. 6. Detrozt, plus revenue rem a oe ibe maw ££ te ewes sc Kh Ee. DP its roomy luxury—you are won forever to the straight- eight and to this Hupmobile above all cars. HUPMOBILE EIGHT 5060 Gravois Hupmodtie Distributors Since ror4 19TH AND LOCUST STREETS WEBER IMPLEMENT & AUTOMOBILE COMPANY 7495 Manthester : : 5 Maplewood Belleville Branch, High and B Streets, Belleville, III. HUPMOBILE DEALERS c. A. Neokomts, Yt ee ee eee *. .. i.erman Brothers ... Jacksonvfte, Trt. 4 vt +] ine} = Brucker Stove @ ddw. Co _. ms. ¢ hartes, Mo. Guadiach Motor Co. ...... Cotumbia, E!. Oscar yore “lat otnaae oy ee, Games Rhineingd, Mo a w. te a cn bs eee a ee urshia. —_ a Hickman. Ky» TF. e. Wend ow Castehe is wea “ Aiten, T!. Cele Cos Some |. wale . hk. Hammend Motor ta, . Granite. Cite, Ti, = Par “4 . wef Bama aperty. — Somer Mater Co. deffervan mie Mounds. 11. Wiesner’s Garage Cape ¢ Snienan! mn ; Wieneid Meter Sales Springfield. Eli. Ce.. iste a. . John Hofing . Perterbarc. TT! Mattnen Weter Cus Ca = ; “. Wea, Wilsen Woter ta. Lawrenceville. Dl. eber Meter i, eee Hilzeabrink Garage, 170 N. 9th St.. Quincy. 1 los, Pohi | oo oe ee ee ae ag ent Pieeman » Garage betienen de defferson tounty Meter Saiers (Co.. Festus, YW. hen. “eh neider ae wean Ut. Vilkon M r ta. Obhienc, TM. defterson County Motor Salics Co., De Soto, VW tn. Schocider Sc ‘ ~e vie, 9 in. amon i aa ‘ a . Me. “Staley. Meteor Ca, Bowling Green, Wo. = L 7 comprising | Frank Carter. | H. : ‘‘After using Ad- ‘ oe ; i i * EAS | ST. LOUIS: POST- DISPATCH a ° ° | - Popular Comics Special Offermg! =~ News Photo 4-Pc. Bedroom Suite }=____ ow-End Bed.... 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The St. Louis Post-Dispa _- be SD AY, tch Daily Magazine a —_—s 2) | 8 CS an PAGE a Fables for Fle gy MARGUERITE MOOERS - we al 4 : i love song, wh) likes sossipeds |! With lifted: nue jdosm, She might nothing As those they seq she has te@ “With that = he SOFT . Behold. it 60 happened th roup of merry end feast woods. ‘ im tha 44h WES neinge roast fow! and “Vea Fi; zh neck aw How cang 1% 7 ~ . 5 ~— ’ - . ~ r- ‘ . - . . i a . ~ a m a > , | r y r 3 “i , ised by the leading authorities them with swee' nd flattery ;: bits @ ii inless the su . ‘are , Yea, the mat COMFORTABLE heaven’ Oonz “Well thought To bother “They can ‘And li tacitiy Yet once an, jim Why she “You dont Wf 9 REDE EE Tipit —— ee — vears VOR dot adie nal ong And wh! ana UdbD qui cks and a fir ; make a! ' oe adle to be proud of his dad the Married Ss | 4 are Ae Cal may | ish: ismment for 3 ler frock t Joan asked me how m saies I had made and [ tel te said, “I think that fi lay.” and : ° ~ Aa ie lu . ionabiy shou! —— , , as it * sth gt remap seorative i: rest is ive ‘om . and tomorrow I am going stronger and sell that smart bunch of hk 4s was stated vesterday boil tal , Dolied retailers everything in as aiaiogue. ra rmrad ae : nerematnen elaborate effect ~Oa contained at apr entiihiny Awa OO OE AOE EEA LE + TC LOS EIN on Py TED Ws ion ROW By ee a eo oem ea ae ato - ** > ove one SMart cress ii . - I } . -_ . eee “ Ty - « = i- pre o . : 4 1? , - LiTiG | tra 0 | ierful for vour first Lvery hod And when asleep. costume with aw fiyyt— (“They rou wel ‘Why legs a bout he “UW girls the bos “T'll tell # get re “Tes the * hy “Because -‘leafi ? Pe ee alee for the — : t¢ oady smiled at hand una ey 1@s' pecause it is ornaments She how capital is He'd rather pav fo PORE 1 GME te Th an | ) he Bache ring) a Damsels; and th : : ” kre ' : ] ? leve. For they were NOT weary’ The skin ae —-s ar enn The Deal Shop By Frances Olivie muUuc 4 -Queen. while — rated ~ a oe hacTorintee Ke hee Ge a RRL a BO we eet sgh im eee toy pO LS epeegyt “as mR’ ~“ je Re Make Your New Spring Clothes! let us > : : ‘ P i e485 i i ‘ 7. ‘ . . . ‘ ~ * - ~~ © * ‘ ; i . we ; ii - 7 Re 5 = , . ‘ : ‘ . ‘ ha ‘ —_ - Aa We . ‘ . ~ ies P| - + > ' > - } . . ‘ : | » t 7 7 ~ . ‘ x ‘ - 2 . - - | ._* +" 4 ‘ ‘ - 4 4 _— >» 4 ; , . .. - = . 4 £ —_ . r — . oe °° - — ¢ : ‘ we : ‘ } » Ww ha 4 * a ‘ . . . Vi 2DroDd ar ' ; 4 . ~ \as ia s . . ke _— ; — i» . ‘ss . — ; . ; F . ; / Pr. . ‘ , fi sate “4 _ “aes _ ? i . ~_ ‘ an i Pay > "a’ + . - oe . ‘ — ° é > = a -_ ~ i. 2% - . ” = ' —. J + . . a. Z : ~ Z ‘ ; ’ . j a ‘ 7 ‘ . . 7 a % s ia : ‘ . . a4 © ; a - , . , ie ¢ rien f nideen ache a stage } ‘ i ; h> 4 @aePeVorrs tre an ne ,.-y? — : pret *¢ ee in PCU rT ) wen’ Mrs was Mr. Grouse had tried to argue. Now Mr Grotse s«bould have mRewn better than that Tes, eh he should have known better “ha te have tried to argue wi'h rs. Grouse. Certainir he bad marrie@ iong enough to know he’ ter. Tm the end he did exact'y Mre. Grouse wanted to 4 retired for the nigh! in « tree. They were sheltered the thick branches and there, side by side, they went to sieep. Rv and As Mra. Greuse ewoke Tt Was ra!ir Mw and sieeting. She poked Mr. | won'4 ver heen As Sp . inder mr: Riack we! ket medium With mays giaa@ tha’ ena ~ouldn't find that ea eV = ‘<r a. - a.) _/. To Braise #2608 * £8846 on CHESSER E Se TOM-BOY CHIL! CON CARNE REPRESEWTe WICHEST QUALITY aT POPULAR PRICE. Handy Keep a bottle of DmiItTs MAGIC ToUCH—the mi- raculous witch- hazel cream—al- ways on dressing table. It keeps your skin young—naturally smooth your and white. It is soothing and healing—an ideal powder base—and pre- vents chapping. SOc at r drug- sistem DIMITT'S MAGIC TOUCH. Is keeps the skin young! There’s a much easier way to reduce Strenuous exercise and starvation diet may reduce fat. But the wavs are hard and long and never-ending. And they be proper!v d mrected. ere is an a casant way which have adopted t acts to correct wse of too much easy. , “ « ~ .cnucerngess n s based on manv vears of Gc salon It has proved itself to so many that people are now using a very large amount. One simply takes four tablets daily. No abnormal! exer- cise or diet is required. Stop when re- sults are completed. You should know this method. Watch how weight comes down, how vitality ‘mproves. Then tei] _ others, as others ail gladiv tell rou. Fart reduction need not be hard. Prove this, for your own sake. Dot now. Maernro'a prescr-pnion tablets are seid by all dreggoste at $2 per bar. 'f cour drugg’st is our. he will gee (her at once Tom is 'oooer. MARMOLA By this process, which removes all air before the fruit, vegetables, milk or syrup is sealed in, the contents remain fresh for an indefinite time. By packing H & K Coffee in the special vacuum, moisture- proof can, pictured below, none of the flavor or strength can escape. You get all the coffee richness— —for which H & K . = Cape : le“ appear NEW the ¢i eas Hut la fally ~kirt

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: ’ ; “ . “~ ¢ il was back a Old desk in the’ : i r . of - e. A jere | ‘> iid sit down all ‘12 ™ v3 + eT } ; — bus} pe and merely be bawled Out by he hoss inst d f hy 1} : ev — : oP : isoi ft’ el : oO! fy | h 5 ’ . l¢ . is : i mite the Peay ailerg no nappened to pe think = ing about tneir debts whe a — . 7 “Dt aropped itn O see 1° Radlhie Pe | ; " Them. i hink pernaps tha boss a - wrong when. he said that the a ret of a salesman s et + 7 New Spring Clothes! it is to have three or four Dresses at the } usive models at a fraction of thetr price, White Machines are strictly modern. Jan and allowance on your old machine it easy to own a White. MACHINES—AIl Makes—$9 to $25 k or month. Expert repairing. lies for all makec® of machines. actory Branch ing Machine Co. We scl st St.—_MAin 1338 a 7 CUUM packing meth- he present generation h for the blessings and con- of canned goods, as we en- y. rocess, which removes ore the fruit, vegetables, p is sealed in, the contents h for an indefinite time. gH & K Coffee in the cuum, moisture- proof dl below, none of the flavor can escape. You get all the -for which H & K is famous +: vy \ \¥ pe q that Stops the Ravages of Air and Moisture et wr a as pa Oe ee 44 " — a ; j ee mae : mK ste ~- en on i TUKSDAY. FEBRUARY: 22. 3 ee ——— “Fables for Flappers By MARGUERITE MOOERS MARSHALL ee The Typical Flapper, and Why She Does It Was a ran £ upon a time there sical «Flapper, who Ty? > yAost eriti ege tO the mn gore her skirts to the knee- (hers). ae the old an jn Goose, encoun- the sca\- ped- named — Typical . not showed ' ankles ; : shins—— iA ae when she a ie oS 4 : ‘ARSHALL show. gown her ‘. fr caps— WN W/ Be’ she had mented ones to —— were slender, her es gracefully curved, her oes dimples. was neither bow-legged nor tnock-kneed. gote nude or pale fray = or ttan stockings of sheer silk in the coldest weather. ys couldn't escapt the knowl- age of that young person's legs you were anywhere within eye- sight. ~: * qwrned down into flopyy the ankles that furry look ga white leghorn chicken, 4 Percheron dratt horse. ae mshe wore pretty, daintily wmpped shoes with four gches high. 2 jomp to the other extreme, heels Typical Flapper bobbed her hair bovishly; pulled over it a felt hat ically devoid of trimming. giso Wore ear-rings, a@necklace to match reat, bared winter mer. wore no corsets nary a petticoat. wore no redundant her straight, slim voung body, not an excess pound, ough tennis and swiinming had iven her a neat little coating of uscle. Typical Flapper wore several things on her face— small round about her and sum- curves on wuge faintly pink along her thtek bones. tovch of the lipstick on her miling mouth, Sclicate film of powder over theeks and chin and nose, Hforgot to mention that she tere skirts not only short, but M bathing-suit skinipiness, mach emphasizeqd that boyish pure: pheiimes. indeed, for her sports the Typical lapper wore knick- AS O° breeches Mhamelesly cut as- fevening frocks had @ all, ough, as far as Mi concerned, hine Bonaparte man's: anv no sleeves the neckline would have Mund the little dresses prudish. " —— — HE Father of His Country was. born February twenty-second, inseventeen hundred and thir- Oo. Thatisa great many years '. Nobody is alive now who k Gen. Washington's hand. dy is now alive who heard *. or saw his smile or knew his tr. Yet Washingion is alive to- Pas much as he ever was. rit is*not a man’‘s physical mee that means much to us. gére none the less present when gone sut if his deeds were and his words a blessing, thev € hundred fold for thev are the hearts and minds of the ® So Washington. the zcood the ereat, is more alive today ever he w He built as. himself a beautiful m 8d laid out fine gardens pthere they Stand today: telling P*®hat Washington said about end the beauty of it and the f gardens and = growing lati Pi Pieit a Code of manners lle aiWa\« if . } I 4)8 polite to peopie lie +. "OW lo dance: with an older a had ‘m honor, and he knew how RCP With a ‘flutter with ¢) Dliments. Hi, ®nd do him a Whit of make . Make her fee] she 21r] and make her « grace of his i] hice] a ithout that AVMALe VA thie a preni dignity CommMone? Marne ‘ ¥ ~nere are sth] speaking for LOday. he jer Mit a high characte) a Bi) character When ye " Hwerty was threatened e felt that the dign of the “wD of th COIOnIeSsS Was al a © rose h full” might * MG the Kine and hie arn m led aZAINS the Govern- . % made him less a man e Mew himself to be hey — his sword defense = 0 sve] the honey of his “I Mey With all > ? " y and inteligenc, ee" POS} ti oy, besaal Oo! powey Ne led the rebellion ine er oe “ing He was 4 good ; he Sal ivis thorou: hness Wen — es i? : his ae nis hous and gat 74% ot ““TmMiMng his yim his ile h; “e | Characte, ent into the "hip of thy » ; ar Pevoitrionars He hall | ee j . ‘ ! « \ \4 ! ijis fuiSh ‘ised wore galoshes, unbuckleyl his , or bw what he Says and does and he does it And that lives he leaves his body here ini Must of the eirth. If his deeds evi] and his w ords a’ curse, However, to old ladies of sex, contemporaries of the Ty p- ical Flapper, See seemed a Menace to Morality. Heavens, what things they said about the poor child’! “Shocking immodesty’” was their mildest charge against her. She likes to show her legs!" they sossiped, With lifted eyebrows that were in- nuendoes. ‘She might well have nothing at all just as on As those skimpy one-piece dresses.”’ they scolded. “She has lost all her femininity “With that boyish bob and figure she cultivates,’’ they gloomed. “High heels, thin stockings, bare neck in winter— ‘How can that Zirl be such a demanded. vou foo! ?"" they “Did ridiculously buckled ever see anvthing CONSPICUOUS as un- overshoes! thev chor- KO used. “My dear. she doesn't even wear Y-orse ts to dances “Can you imagine it!” thev titi}- lated 3 ; “She paints herself up to imitate the women of the street.” thev fumed. “She Tempts Young Men!” they | i flung, ina final onslaught of out- raged propriety. To tell the honest truth. ry? } _. ne ] Typical Flapper was usually too uninterested 3 im “What “old ladies” said and thought To bother to defend herself. “They can say what they please do What I please,” she “And -F'lt tacitl: Yet once her friend, the Wise Wom- an, jimmied it out Why she does it. “You don’t suppoer,”’ VY bargained. of her— she argued. = os “That I want alt the other girls to think I'm an ege? “Evervbody of my age wears tom- hbov skirts “And unbuckled galoshes and high heels and sheer stockings. “Everybody thinks corsets. are awful (“They call vou ‘Old Tronsides’ if "em!) nothing’! vou w Why ear legs are Who thinks about them? “We girls don’t—and neither do the bovs! “T'll tell vou the only persons that get reallv excited about legs— “Tt’s the old folks, and are we girls to hlame “Because THEIR minds” aren't clean? “Besides, a lot of the old wome: just jealous: “Tt ddn’t eare what they say “But I’m not going to have the OTHER GIRLS laughing and criticising! “T have'ito Be In Stvle- “Or T might as well be dead![”’ MORAI.—Yes, the way girls dress IS ridiculous and shameless, to thej ‘ lade rs, But And always, to girls, it’s just “The Fashion: if always was GEORGE WASHINGTON By Angelo Patri until it was done. TT eee te cee By J. H. Striebel ONE TYRANT’S DARLI PAGE 33° ee ee - weom-_ G TRIE ee A ES - HER WINGS ee | . . {| Here’s a Quaint Account of a Pretty Widow Who ) Doesn’t Know How to Make Use ° of Her Liberty. By WINIFRED BL/CK. | RETTY PINK is traveling, days. and the buxom blonde ladies around the world Sice woman “who belonged to these men Pretty Pink Pretty Pink didn’t love her hus- She Isnt so pretty nmovyw as sne vpand =i1e worshiped him. used to be. Somehow the vears have She was his secretary before a habit of turn- she married him. and she never ing prettiness could get -over the idea that he either aa had done something very nobie heauty or to when he ‘‘stooped”™ to marry he plainness Evervone who knew them both You can't call wondered how on earth Pretty Pretty Pink Pink's rough. loud-voiced, rather plain, she’s too vulgar, good-natured, generous sweet for that, husband got her to marry him. but she _— isn't And now Pretty Pink's husband pretty any is dead. more. Pretty Pink mourned him des- And the queer g % perately thing about it ee Sh. went through al) the stages is) she doesn't ¥: } : of bitter grief. care. ais. . She was for months like one In Pretty Pink - adream. She didn't ery, she didn! doesn't care WINIFRED BLACK talk, she just walked around like about such a lot an automaton. of things—and that’s queer, be- Then one day she burst intd cause she used to care a lot about | 11. and was ill for weeks everything. Then she gradually began to re- Clothes, for instancs When 1 atise that the world was hers at first knew Pretty Pink she used to last-—not her husband’s-——hersa., / spend hours and hours every Ga} She invited some friends and "e see + thinking about her clothes. they went to Italy and saw the old STR) BE LW. She'd get a blue hat and a blue castles, andto England, where *h veil and then she'd have to have 4 yvisiteqg Oxford and spent days &° blue frock and a blue umbrella and 4 qyaint little inn up the Thames (Copyright, 1927, Associated Editors, Inc.) sleigh maSe-8G — apt! oy * where fair HGSRmAOte, ine 1 at ad and they'd all have to maten OF the world, is buried in a barnyard, ee Pretty Pink would cry with vexa-) and Henry Il, King of England, ae A = P von close beside her, as he decreed. Disinfection f aes Tr bate hte seat ck ae eG ~ . * - And parties Pretty Pink really! They wert to Germany and O y bed e THE RHYMIN didn't care for parties, but she was sailed down the Rhine and listened “a : | he Business Girl G awfully disappointed if she wasn't to the tales of the Lorelei; and The Sick Room OPTIMIST invited to them. how they did enjoy themselves By Fay Stevenson : Rather a serious-minded w oman, with no one to say them nay. | By Aline Michaelis. Pretty Pink. She loved her garden| Now Pretty Pink is in Califor- ty CHARLES A. L. REED. M. BD./| — ‘ bei aoe fe gia whee. | ee | and her books and her dog and nia picking poppies and listening a ll eee : ; eae ; every little child in the neighbor- to the wind in the eucalyptus Former President of the American Getting Into a Rut LONELY? hood loved Pretty Pink. Apia ; Medical Association. HE average girl who has re- long as she wishes, with other cogs AS I lonely, dear, today, with She would have liked to adopt a I wonder what she thinks when OU.are Hable at any time to mained in one position over’ waiting in line to fill her place iy best-loved far away”? Ac little boy and a little girl. but her > she remembers those’ long years have verv personal interest three years begins to feel that) should she fall ill. marry or step vou ask the hours com: husband objected, $0 she went of servitude she called love? n the disinfection of the sick. “restless.” “hov long. oh. Lord, into another office. back strangely shadowed with the through life without children. or Prettv Pink's husband was room. how long?” spirit creeping in un- Some giris make a business of ‘4k Of your presence, touched with | _ Sie would nave Uked to make in a blustering, kindly sort of Way, This: interest comes very sud-der the skin Inven if she has changing their positions every fev fi r just because you were not —— nities ree na aes ce an absolute tyrant. denly when either you or members) made good and is certain of a re-. years. They complain of conditions 2°" So it seemed the day must ere te a Pea age ed Oo we ever resny 00 Wea of your family become victims of /munerative future she is bound to at the office, at home. and finally, “© De). yeu went away from me, ne wi “¢% scseticn are ae ts pain really is until we're just about some infectious disease. wonder, if after all, this is the one.) after allowing certain details (often Tay sens seems _— wringing aad oe Genie ve sa ee panes: poms we Ag ars There are just a few things tO and only position for her. very minor ones at that and fre-/70" “°™ the suniigat gleamed | The sam ot ere Leen ae nt A (Copyright, 19"; remember under such circun- ae "es x brighter, touched with gold more, a J ! fter twee or thre years’ experi- aentty Rar ccoerggethir = their own rare just because you sojouraed When possible. infection should eu gb re ee she ee sth i a oe Je nO eae ee be destroyed as near as possible at that she ix nore or less a machine, _ ou . ra — ee i ia 3 stocioicets vou Igss when new learning I con- the fountain head minke eee 4k. | TOR? just one of the cogs that! /yn Bridge than work for so and ifess. “Was I lonely?” War away. Marshak’s makes fectious human deine This 1 make the wheels go round. NO hes wast hectie neve But resign to £°t you have sent this line today. Hea’ children drink practicable nét outs seen Ge wien tiaiter how she studied the duties What: a her snteppeatan with the’ met! Through long ‘mile on mile “The aTF, germs in discharges is contained @f that position or imagined her- Sati oe martes ee Strangely, I have seen your smile me we ingly in the evacuations but when it ie/S¢lf a valued member of its office Meanwhile perhaps their hair is’and your voice within my eal ; siven off by the nose and throat: [erce she discovers that the busi- beginning to turn gray and they sounded as when vou were here. ae Suu sell dad: ness would go on just the same, have lost a certain buoyancy of It must be I love you so I ean : a toh ane oe perhaps a trifle more efficiently, if ia teil and agreeableness that yoes never let you ZO. Lonely? Dear, icin Giese al ‘ena OES she were to disappear from the pie- with vounger women. While these we do not part, for I hold you in Cheerful nated through thé wee maul dhen| ture entirely. Koutine! The same things mInight not have been held my heart! becomes almost imipossible to com- Situutions to be met! adapts them in the old place, they bat effectually. In time she learns the whole - domains oe an add to their pres- ee ee ee ee ee | Ch bb tige in a ne fice. . | Although it is not possible al-; personnel of the office. She knows he stad Se eae herself im a S , 1 T , W 4 “ Jy wavs to disinfect a room properly how the big boss will act under rut and who feels cocksure thar pecia his eek | while the patient a ee eee =6rcumstances’ and she! ine is an able psychologist and (Im Student Dept.) : } it is desirable to Keep down the in- Knows how the little boss will ro- knows the moods of her! sustiiers | ] ren fection as much as possible, tate. She knows also how to meet. . age sa es bai | There should be a fire in or near them oin-each of their respective o7 _— ‘Peng Se ee - . Sham oOo a d . , \ AB ei wa every sick. room, ana discharges disrespectiul moods. She is not only ditt Hee somes ea Misi ey »* Pp n © ; ° ‘ from the mouth, nose, ete. should a maching but a psychologist. She | UOTE Clem They nave Been tak |g Milk — lenty of it—is necessary to chil- } , , » “O° ar 1 «: cil ‘ , 9% 5 Pee : ‘ ; ° 7 ’ P : ~ ran a Or rags anad 2... oes oo know her and will make allowanee . Wax Marcel dren Ss ealth and growth. The roblem NE ure fection n be removed mn on: And e appalling part of mit bi del : ae 2 5 in many cases 15 to get them to rink it. daily by damp sweeping and aust i Si) in that ‘all days arc alike. Miss So and So hi: an as pleas ” } Ing Microbes do not fly about hy BP tdi ieee aiee hn giat ile aves Manne? see she had when sine ’. “ themselves but 1] always borne nM Sine | titnen ali om nae ra opines ag ng aa te wee oflice, one em- rs . H 'S bv some kind of organi Inatter Some girls escanse through mar- gar te —— Seecpabees »* = such as excreta. sputum. etc.. and |’ ott ci alanis lil ni 1 Mal No, she. hasn't, another will € ws us Oo this may hinder the work of the —— Sut if a girl marries to get reply. ‘‘But she’s faithful. she : Have your hair set in ry CHOCOLATE F a Pw disinfectant. Hience infected mat‘ out Of an office which has begun. yyjows her duties and 1 feel we ° MALTIMO ter must always be allowed to re- tO tes her rather than from a4 can rely upon her.” a wax marcel ; the beautiful main some time in contact with ‘!sher emotional cause she is mere- And then, of course, there is al- : waves will last for days makes children drink milk willingly. the disinfectant, and this must bi ly stepping Out of one rut into an- Ways the chance for promotion. a Hi h d ’ hi ] . able to. exert its action for at feast | Otter or perhaps from’ the frying | The siti who has stayed in one po- “. S L Fe ® ig gra € cocoa, nour;ris ing mait, pure "0 or 20 minutes. pan — tis rire. Other Sirls sition nine vears is most certainly . t. ouls Academy : Cane su ar deliciously blended. Ask your Sines the medium secreétio change their positions, coing to fare better than the one : oF _ grocer for Marshak’s mucous or otherwise in whieh but changing one's Position to who has changed places three times B ty C It the germ is embedded varies in escape a rut 1S Gangerous business that is, provided she has changed . eau u ure . MARSHAK MALTMOLAK CO., Inc., BROOKLYN, N. Y. its handicapping effect, @iatect. ie “fact; risk) Paina: ne titan t chewate Miekiias Ms Shake te a eet ee ‘, : _Also 136 West Lake Street, Chicago, Ill. ants must be chosen with Know!- years of the new place and she will felt bored (‘hanging a position to . es ee Oe, Ate 6008 - HEWITT ‘GROCER CO. 823 Spr ce On WETTERA jm SONS Ige and ec: Thoee “Ween BOt 44 the same condi: 3 | if eight seeene See Hours ¥ too @ GROCER t ee ian dna ind the same conditions, the same. secure a better one is another mat- 2 ‘ ER CO., 433 S. 7th St. by releasing oxygen, like peroxide big boss, the same little boss and ter. but ruts are often a case of a ee” eae of hydrogen, soon expand them- t, game old routine. A cog in the girl's own fickleness and may be- | — upon dread organic matter ’ . . Seives before destroying the germs and are therefore inferior to those which have a direct effect upon the living organism. '. Chiorine, permanganate of pot- ash and Condy’s fluid (€a- mixture of permanganate and sulphate. ©! soda) are also su OX1IdIZINE agents. (Chlorine loses. strength in ordinary The disintectat iodid® of mercur\s most effective of the perehloride an: nnd higher {Ss are - thie phenol-like substances such as car- bolic acid. cylin. Ivysoil, ete Thes kill by combining with the sub- stance ‘of the organisin, Or germ, and by their toxic effect. The strength at which the disin- depends upon the a fectant is to be used two things: The resistance of organism, o~ germ, to be destroved and amount and nature of th diluting material to which tt is to the be apphed. lor instance, if a dis- infectant diluted to 1-200 will kill in 15 minutes it will not do this if it is added to an equal quan- ‘tity of urine, for it will then he diluted to 1-400, Therefore, dis infectants which are to be added to solid or liquid matter must db made up to twice the strength at which they are used for other pur- poses Heat and liquid disinfectants are more effective than powders gases and vapors Rojiling for 20 minutes will effi- ciently disinfect most articles, but linen that is bod\ albuminous matte} bed linen and stained Witl such as or. faeces should ha\ soaking mm biood the stains removed by eold water and rubbing with a litt! 20a)p betore thev are boiled The splean croves which loca!) Ith authorities use for disinfect- neal «4 ing mattresses, pillows and cloth- ting, represe! the mo@t satisfac- machine to go round and round as tory way of securing the rapid pen- etration of heat The disadvantages of the mer- ceury saltS are that thev are very poisonous. and, sine thev have neither color nor smell when di- uted, they may be mistaken for Water. They damage metal sur ees and harden albumen which nay then protect rermns from ‘heir action. To avoid this it is well to use a solution containing one in a thousand of the mercur, bichloride half an ounce, hvydro- come a habit. chloric acid one ounce, analine blu: one grain, water three gallons. New Shocs. NEW YOR IS. Black patent leather is returning to favor for footwear. The distinguishing marl of the new models is the use of eold kidskin for various embellish ments on the shining black surface Many shoes have straps of gold leather. Some shoes of black satin have their edges outlined with small baroque pearls and have heels of mother of pearl. 7o oP aD a eR a a a =D a aD aD am CD a aD a a) a aD) a a a a4 jo “NOTICE!° —TO THOSE WHO ANNOUNCEMENTS Please Remember That th RECEIVED SPECIAL FROM THIS STORE Event to Which You e Are Invited Is for Feb. (TOMORROW) — - r 17 | >. We call your attention 1n rece “a ‘> eb Od at CoT}¢ da . aabi- s eae ceived by vou two davs in advance instead of the i ' | | f { j | | , WEDNESDAY | | | | | { | | manner as the notices ‘+>? \& Lad ] 1 and we do not want you to be disappointed | ! ! | ! 23d ' ‘ Henry A.Wein 016-918 OLIVE ST. © eT ode, ’ Shirrings! One of the simplest and smartest ways of treating soft and sheer fabrics 1s shown in this dress whose shirred skirt and cuffs are done in the newest fashion. oor ; Stix, Baer & Fuller GRAND-LEADER Her own ingredients ready mixed In one important aspect of cooking. American women stand far ahead of every other nation. In all countries women try hard to please their fam- ilies at table. But only in the United States are they so constantly collecting and testing new recipes. For this Amer- ican women are celebrated SAnd this is one reason perhaps, that a single old-time recipe has today won more users than any other ever recorded. Down on the old plantation, Aunt Jemima would not tell a soul how she mixed the batter for her light fra grant cakes. Only her master and his guests could enjoy them. Today her own ingredients, just as she proportioned them, come ready- mixed. Millions of women are baking tender, golden-brown pancakes hke those she made years ago — following her recipe exactly by using Aunt ER RECIPE -- HAVE Jemima Pancake Flour. It is the only way to have that wonderful planta- tion favor that made her famous. Notice the new enthusiasm at table when you first serve Aunt Jemima’‘s cakes. Plan now to test her recipe — ready-mixed. Your grocer has Aunt Jemima Pancake Flour and her Pre pared Buckwheat Flour. Coupons for valuable premiums come in every Aunt Jemima package. AUNT JEMIMA ‘Pancake Flour —also Prepared Buckwheat Flour a PRE AO be on ee ee ee wApimnce INN AN Ne Nami Be eR gre a Se Mk ae & ed e ayy «Seu aw & Ss a ee 2 / >) - @ AA ie tape. pieih ee. vate? | Abe lt ake a A ae ee ‘tiem oe es” Mh ee Cw a AG ma ape. hE he A on eg ole ey ~- eo, 6 ee es a ee Oe Be -_ -~ we are > cant Oe ees ste e bene i ee 6 Oe ad pearing. i OO et ° " on ee ” a ¥ ™ . r Se ae ee ee asx. #e Seawe ty os 7. tad ree are, 7 = oH le beens, dee. a a ae ae ee a a en Ge we aw © Pe

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| PAGE 34 : The St. Louis Post-Dispatch Daily Magazine a The Greatest Story in the World The Bible in Pictures a) might to r@ YR URON iMp IE 5 we Sere dee 2 ~ oe r >>ES>E>ESEEE SEE —————— — re srention, except letters on medical qu By Carolyn Wells when saccompanied y tonpeeay (Copyright. 1927.) ne te iin are in the nort sections of the, (\ ii | WHAT HAS GONE BEFORE Death strikes Garrett Folsom while bathing at Ocean Town. N. J. After being perfunctorily examined by a doctor. the body is brought to the Hotel Maju- saca. where an inquiry ts started. Folsom'’« bathing companions had been Roger Neville. Mrs. Helen Barnaby. and Carmetita Valdon. It is established that Folsom. just before his death. had been standing next to Ned Barron. knowa as the copper Bae she | Then the startling announce- % ‘ie “a ageiliees . acai the Lord scattered m abroa ents. Cheonce , —— Pe : seal ment is made oe ap rae had ere. ea ( Back Copies of the Bible Feature. From First Publication. Can Be Obtained ) been stabbed to death tn the wa- ; dive , a deg wie eee antl i aundbeseion eb ter. Ress. hix valet. is questioned. ene ‘spas POS PhS ee _—_—_—_—__—_ ° as are Barron and his wife, but ago abe gis » the ean with bens . was a pichag. ap Oriental knife, ae ied ae anti | tions and news bulleg » me : s : eon Tuesday, Feb. 22 ~~ ee een | L230, orchest im ri¢ : ! 7. 2 fags ‘ “ ° , ” ss ‘a¥8Salia Finn 4 and that it and its scabbard had al: am ane te , ; -s ce (0 | : C : : : c tOC1 Af} : ee | LEG AL INFOR MAT . pepuiar entertain & ee Saeed ice tonal tbh Seat 8 man's effer in. : +} ; 1 does FP -- Ne. || Mondays, Wednesday and Friday , NOW GO ON WITH THE sTORy Ena aga ea | L i Med . . . We 2 ses | ae ' ; " ; } talk “ - n s@: 3 , , | 7a re " : i: idea ot , , ES ® . | {164m » Atlantic City £298. pee than tive o me | cleaning ce ia rs pte Ps. ralue of -the” eee ee eee te eee Evening Program : zo sopra ee 8 es | St : : reas eo eae, I dee ae — ™ | oe Ras settle } 7 _coneert e set Katz and ee 1 ET ehh Better Busirtes . ge lng a | mu ) WERH basins le Oe een a ener rmy, ONE IN Se Tuesday, Feb. 4 mn : : ize = Beach » } 14 ] -4 24 eo a fond — ' : ” | ; i e or treatment of individual 3s pos- tested. which ee . ee na 3 7 Ber ee —_ | a | u rf tions de- charge by t hour of Damce | y : a) " , = aie ; ean 6 ele | When this ye oa a eaetnee : ‘31 “same abe — | , hh Spat 5B. . , : _ ae “i ~ ~~ Srestning. About Canned Milk ~ - . are or: it ot a “J " . FROM the deep-tt i By Hannah Wing . : , 7 - boom of che bass hormiote tailed description, eff sun P 6, iH iis ith food and sy silvery, ciusrve mosesi ~ - . ‘ J ” - L ng ‘* : 7 at §& ociock "14. 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You ir fur- would probabiy be exempt " levy. eH B—Write to the Ad- Army, and give him which you husband. pgton, D. C.., about your W—Your husband can be led to support the children. tthe facts to the Prosecut- office, Municipa? ms Building, Fourteenth anda ket streets. AY-MASTERS rule for figuring the pay employe 4) the month alth atid sarlitation questions of public interest only will ed. Diagnosis or treatment of individual cases will not be given. RS. DORA.— be We advise you to Reproduces - them all FROM the deep-throated boom of the bass horn to thes silvery, elusive notes of th flute-—the new Rola repro- duces each faithfully —aidll ! unequalled purity. The patented laminated af- mature with an excluss cone materia! is the secret] Ask your dealer _OONE oe bid in this Radio Bridge hand. ant how OMe : best bid for his partner and himself? Can the Barker oe ana ene sb D—9:00 to 9:30 | MARRIAGE Rola I. v¥ Mar ‘Key Y Bart 2923 ws Chamberlin. 320 *. — There is no for the pa) 30 davs it is Frequentiv ired on the basis of but sometimes of the St. Louis Bar ‘month actualiv Association) figured on the number: hag. B.—If vou you have a grievan vour lawyer you can facts to Mr. Clarence Grievance Committee. : Rar Association, Liberty Trust Building. BILLIE V.—You can cleaning company and recover the value of the dress. If they wilt not settle with vou it would do mmo. J. Centra? Sue. the (no harm to report the facts to the Better Business Bureau. ‘damage ) | ing, ONE IN SORROW .—To “get you: nother’s picture vou can write ehe man in Chicago to send trunk Keys to his sister, or mav tell his sister. vou will the expense of breaking the and repairing it. That is all you can do. IN TROUBLE.—If judgment against you done by vour will not be able to levy the house or against vour interest in it, as long as your wife is liv- the house being owned jointly. they MEDICAL QUESTIONS regnancyv 1s pos- is Vou de- consult und Sn att ior vour by terioliogist. Room 2% urts Building, and let findings u properly f charge. such trou- ; result of his f-addressed a more cetailied description, i proper diet list with ther advice may be enve lope s condition might i eee —————————— lage Licenses LICENSES. Neler Karae n Moletie | Privet: 5°3 Market [714 Kraft 562 4 Cabanne AR77 Nina p "931 Morgan Morgan Broadway Broadway Mort 4 325 ‘oe Jaco 1411 Carroll Tug with the experts by Radio. It’s a good lesson 7 from the best players! _heries T Adame. Chicago. (West) Spedes K.9 Hearts K.] &. 3.2. Diamonds 10, 8.5. Clube we. ©. port: of games and advance hands Wilbur C. White head, New York. (North ) Spades A. Q. 3 7,3 a s Geko O. 8, 2. ¢ and address. and you will receive every | d report of each game as broadcast an hands to be KSD. St. Louis, d an- z sé held in. next dre Mo. game. Nokom mis—pE) ize bet) H. Stiegemeier iys Stiegemeier } Addison 717 WN 2th ( Fr aa “th B Harms Edelate: in =f Daies L dey | ine m Middiebr van Wilere ook ES Lams Goodson 3643 S. 4136 St ware N. 14th Mauie, Ul. Weliston “0 N lith Lawton West Belle Alabama 'osote he con- be done free of (“hemist, Roo Build: tested. which will charge by the City 9. MunicYpal When this is done write Ag: oy stating result of @xamination and we will endeavor to suggest some- thing for your relief. T. B.—The symptome culosis are such as ema: bilits night (“ourts * breathing. fever in cough, cheeks hichest evening, flushed consists largely air. sun light, food and svstematic cipe Digestion tention, and nitro elements sho a” the diet. Tonics, and the hyp: arTré pho amhite, 5 | indicated Broadway | Louis ee ee "4 hanes z ae ete AO ei - oe aoe ~ eee Stewart TLancy——-M St. louis Rittenho , aries Par McDaniel. Eaat ildred Uge—A ones Mitzemmoeons Mo > Divorces Granted. Florence from Emil Bafunno Agnes from i ma Rose fr mm W Victor fron Sophia fron Emma from Missouri Read ebditons. Br the Associated Press. St. Joseph— ‘lear; Joplin—Cloudy: Jefferson City- roads soft Columbia soft. Moverly——Cloudy: Sedalia — Cloudy dirt Samu 16] _Schnei der roads good. reads good. Partiv cloudy: Part] roads roads rough. Delma? D (ever ' 3302 S. Oth 8301 8S. idth Somerville, Tenn. | SRO A Etzel 1807 Washington | Bischier— i Festus, Mo. ©7190 Chestnut “"19 Chestnut st. Lows County 6207 Pennsevivania St. Toute St. Louis BRor, Lake City. Minn Ke: , 4209 Arco 414] 323 pick 100 Alice Milang 42: 58 Easton arn |' pad a wi ison oer a ae Ineo) n 1109 oO F alion 11098 O'Fallon 3808 N. Newatead 1318 Tamm 38963 Evans Maplewood | 6300 Southwood .Univeresity City S5IiLSA Kensington Ailenton,. Mo. 4252 Lue ky Si. Joseph. M 736 Osage 94494 Texas LOOR N. Newstead IVA Goode 29506 Pioevwer 960 Canaan Pringle MDa Se ort ine r cee, SHOR Garfield 2219 Idaho 411 Montana Sl McPherson SORA haston 35064 Easton eos Roea | ‘23 Rosa 1907 Arlington | 41STA Weat Florissant : = 4332 Neramec Bn .414) Wes: Pine “e . 1321 & Vandeverte: L321 S. Vanderenter 1843 N. 19th .. 18630 Ohio Ruehvilie. 1) Beardstown 11!) ADple . At sag St. Louis. St louis Twuis Lie x is St Audrey Shepherd T nria He ? Roac! At Relleville DornDech. fhhannibal— ~ioud,s roads rough and muddy Kansas good. Poplar Bluff good Springfield—-C Cape Girardcau— good. City — (loud), (loud, roads ioudv: roads good. Cloudy; roads Steamship Movements. Arrived. Ratavia. eb, 19 from New York Cherbourg Feb from New York fo: Civita Vecchia, Fe} from New York. Constantinople, Feb. 20, evivania from New York. Havre, Feb. 21, New York. Rotterdam, Feb. from New York New York, Feb. 21, resa from Valparaiso; Shipper from London London. Feb. 19. American Mer- chant from New York. Hamburg, Feb. frdm New York London, Feb a1. ml from New York Sailed. Feb. Belgren fremen 21. Voniendam Santa Te- American Lithuania noetonna Queenstown, Raitic New York. Shanghai, Feb. 20, McKinley for Seatle. Chocolate Sponge Pudding, Seak two cupe of stale bread crumbs 20 minutes in a quart of scalded milk. Add two-thirds cup sugar blended with two tablespoons eocoa. one-fourth teaspoon salt and two beaten @€gg6. vanilla and stir in one-half teaspoo’ baking soda dissolved in one tabie spoon water. Pour into a buttered Aish. avrround with hot water and President hake an hour in @ moderate oven ‘850 Gegrees F. Serve with hard sauce or top milk. The St. Louis Post-Dispatch Daily Magazine PRETTY — We SHOULD RONN IG \( HAVE STARTED TAIS TRA\P PAGE Ja. STOPPED PeSshribnis' THE WAL LIZzZi=e BALKS, SHE MUST HAVE BEEK RAISED INS A \ sy ag INSTEAD OF A neaSfiik eGo DANCING CAREER ? HOW GOES THE LITTLE SISTER ALL SALAMI - DEARIE f ENS IME WAS MISSINIG-! svrokes retatve i Watters Neek, 27t O72 Giles trace os to | steal the map| o& the ram A -cave / aid ae NR en NOW, WATCH ME, CASH /rTrs JUST LIKE PLAY / Ne VOL) SEE DEAR, NOTHING ih Ay | i il Wit i) i OH CASH / GET A DOCTOR, Wittens — "4 di] i) ym I CANT 7 eae MY DUMB DORA—By YOUNG | | BEE, THATS | A PRETTY | ' TLL LET You WEAR : lr 1S WOU'LL 00 MY LATIN \ FoR Me | AND TLL LOAN NOU THe PINK ONE IF | MOL'LL DO MN ENGLISH - HE PURPLE ONE FOR DOING MN SPANISH AND “Me BLUE WO-VIECE IF YOU'LL Do NN CHEMISTIEN / THAT GOES i ANNT\ME ROD, YOU KNOW IRMA DOESN'T CARE ENOUGH ABOUT REP APPEARANCE - YOU FELLOWS OOGHT TO ENCOURAGE HET TO DRESS LP MORE DORA. YOU GRADES ARE DISGRACEFUL ! YOU'LL RAVE WO GET -_BU8N PRETH Qucx' SNEFP, I'M DOING BVEZITING WUMANW POSSIBLE TO SET YN ROMEWORK JOE JINKS—By VIC roads ' land | Rremen Ryndam | Tran- | Tuscania from. Not Al ALLRIGHT =_- — ™_ —_—_ ar! THa's PerreetT.Y ~~ oL' MAN — LF THat 810,000 I GAVE Yeu YESTERDAY ISN'T ENOUGH (LL WRIT ANOTHER CHECK — SEL You IN HATE AN HOUR — GOOovBYE | Joe! For Tac Last Time I'M GOING Y To ASK YOU To PLEASE BE CAUTIOUS HOW You PuT MONEY INTo THaTt fOlL COMPANY © Now THAT we'VE Gof MONEY LETS TRY To HANG ONTo tT — You THROW r (T AROUND LIKE A FARMER SOWING A WHEAT FIELD ! my DEAR WIFE — FARMER DIDNT Sow WHEAT HE'D HAVE ONLY WEEDS © HARVEST 1 oon Time Youle SEE THe Wisdom OF MY AND L, AS PRESIDENT OF THE, ‘PANHANDLE OIL COMPANY AM SOWING A CROP OF DOLLARS “ThaT Witt YIELD ME A CROP OF —-- -1'M AFRAID (© EVEN GUESS AT THe SuM tt! ipRrite ¢ 8g it. Add one teaspoon | | J WHAT — ANOTHER NEW DRESS - GOSH FRITZI- YOURE TRAVAGANT - r EX TRAV MY ADVICE TO YOU TO PUT SOMETHING AWAY FOR A OA ’ KI OA Y a SAVED ALL YOUR LETTERS -’ sane An a eg ap ONS A el NR CC amemegreragedt NRE GY RIE Om EMRE Fe IIR RP ate St ee lh tee ee ae ee es — ACR POON. eta . . / : i a - : as 2 , v 2 ek i ei . vo R 7 — pres : i . es . - ee nerve — eee “4 iain ‘ 4 oan i soil slieatnring Sitaye-aee oat Rensialy ee eer Et ea es ee nee nt ene aon etter vont Nee ene ne arr oe ALINE IORI OF PRE AAR PE ARR CA TOT HED he NE IE ape SI RES; MM BON Ce IE i AREER RO Re ON. ert ’ { nage “ is 2 ne 5 ys NAS e a et al d ’ . “ina ; ? Rs ars r¢ a7 1 " ‘ as ee See WS ae ae Se RS Ee SB Snesas mtg Sas po » " . —_ ew . eee te eee ore - — casi 7 ’ cement senate nap etentinantueng ata eo _aee pe OE 2 SO EN RT BS OP I EIR Oh NPR ea RN ERE eRe ARB TEES CSUN Rare MRC EN ME ug URRY RE, ELE I TE TET OY — 48 Be aE ee nore Poach Bry ie ys . . ote Sitar. y ny bee ~ s Ape Y ran. 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ges 3 Srey 4 “ae ~ eed an Uric aay? eee s+ : “ i at re coe Gr *t i : 7 " or —_— gage nesaail ig Read in FAR MORE Se Loads F Neweraper. Daily of % te bt oie — ane Mi, Post Ds | COMIC: FAGE = i ee me TLESDA ¥ . XK \ . SAWN Save econ sts nein lbs cits ‘ " on ence A , ‘ Q we ne BRINGING UP FATHER—By GEORGE McMANUS | a is IM VERY SORRY-MR- PRESIDENT: |// || Ba (M1 THANKFUL FOR THE — Wit BUT UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES [1 | | FALMR-PRESIOENT- BOT | gogo | TAKE THE POSITION OF 35% Fo: T COVULONT FULFILL *" ch TRAVELING ‘em gee AX coSITION OF TRAVELINS ed “Wea Bee a toy .> Ari BASSADOR' i ‘ y/ TY 64 ; ; —_— | | b ne i ee eS eee mee ee —_ >_> s oe rc & ¥ { 2 \ — Bone te ene onal come of the . : > . Your ter, son rite! | ' | , Tipe ¢ ' : : - to Hear Friends cupied AT The Real George Washington. *°"' © , | =f a an ree || ; , _ Ses, on | higher. aaa EORGE WASHINGTON, you | : i oS ye ¥ | | | | ) | cases = A we F oes of Proposed 259 per cent mav have had your fauits— He ames af : op og : +4 | : — \ | ‘ . | } ¢ , ‘ i | ; ; r. T S shan 199, Ce And who is there among u: 12 iaek.- aie ale - : \ | oO | : c fii | he \ , | 1 em—excnangce of lwo pans. by a t ‘Tis rumored that rou had been ~ site if ¥ 7S af is | ee ae NS rw t Se | : ) | ee AND ARNOLD ishbws that | : , rs Bayo known to waltz a wit | ss! ; i | | ee 1 Mii , : gainfully And on occasion did the turkey dy siitede >is | S— . 7 : : | | ERE Be IN THE ASSEMBLY climbed fim trot | ail a # | : | (a year in 1 oe To sav vou_ever smoke ‘igar- if } . ——— : emer 2 = F current doll , You might have stepped a state.) ee : | , ur bis ft : | | = of Commerce dollars, pene sciaiiaiaasinhninitpiniatinniaadivtenteti tail seine ae fl rT. change in | ste eno vn ——————— —————————————— “s eee , . | soak : But wouldn't dance the Charles EPITAPH. BCounsel Recites History 1909 and ee on a bet. a , | nave Sane Jenne eetomains ia | Bf Ordinance, Back to have incre in current b rn writers m ra- See “a . . | | Weed Though modern =i From life he did depar a os Sa : — Kiel’s Action in 1920. _ National cations 2 fmeeis esas ss (THE BATTLING BROWNS LUKE ANDHIS UKE a ecly fom ae Laide ie i] gai eto Ma ; x | | ; wares . ‘30 bhilliong: And Sav you flung a wit ked ‘ ; fa ts mf a " bie ¢ ’ . ‘ °? | ee a ccc. ' _ ST in ' ~~ = - see And died of a 1 nes ~ — } ee ei, | , na sponent the 35 billlona et a nn Ee 4 i or i : ' \ a j , 4 ‘ uses of the These j } (i—_— | : > PLEASE PASS THE PRUNE PIE. r . CS : | , p7 RA Ze 1 ate , ~ ce 4 : , . a . the railroad deck | based on” In tearing ou :, iPSiai “600.Pound Prune Pie Served.” : 2 , | Ao rridg oetween employes, ’ . : ‘ ‘ . , = \ - j H ‘ og 4 . ‘ 7 “4 , > a. : a reei, ING 2 Sons of SiN pence , ' on ee \ i j 7 — penne j ' ~ ao . ar’ ; st 2% . as Liate he | drcators, q ae ‘ \ 4 a ' oie > s ‘ + ” - | ° 7 =e - eat oe ( ) e* _, O 1*s » & ABs ‘ ’ ‘ ¢ ‘“ yf ; ' ' . a% ‘ ha oe ; a Ri - . : n Lid : ° i beng : ’ A f nh ? LE si es,” ; ‘ ‘ . . a \mber this ,fterngaon tor he ars, and } 2 rs ry + . ’ " 6 7 > " ’ ‘ ‘ . Piie’? - r \ s* . -; ’ = f / it ; wy / ~~ ; : » A a : ; i ‘ « ; ‘ i . / ; : ‘ - - i a j é ia : 74. eee : i ’ ' p j ’ - ‘ . , 4 f , ; f , ; ; ‘ 7 . . - e ; . f ~ , ‘ ~a = Af 2 : Lew © gus hegded bv ; | ; ’ ’ — ; . ; ‘4 4 4 ¥ 2 , / ii ARNE RT G2 OO TEE pe cee ane ee ea eae te eed des bARABAL, Tr i" You never i . ? ‘ iiit ia — * ee ne ee a ‘to erect in ) quarters «freets, the chalk recogni Mayor Miller Present. Mayor Mil- | i — — j 4 — ; ee , — ; iJ —_ - ; ' : i i LA) A, a : ee ei . rie } repress nt- — — —_— __— ss vam — eieincal : —_—— — + —- — = “>> ~~ - _———-—-——— —_—— — _— TCR ICN iT 4 vo | the A southetn Ratlroad; nting THE SMITHS ENJOY THE HOLIDAY—By FONTAINE FON © 000 0S 2° yu. ef pesem KETTEN Bae ter: Frank Bi Gere] : 2 / Af fF 7 r’ &S m7 yi / fy M/ } {Hf \ y y I / f THEY Go ovuT AND LooK AT THE BUILDING LOT THEY BOUGHT je I FALL. - | : wl , Pontes and was he sinning. HAWES 4 + the commit- | ses mat-| Semator 20, when committee. |. }oecial tag WASHIS ator Ha a i One of | “1 = a te a * ant -at- Roli-f ees a ’ el rs i ISURE THRes ccicae | fy. ‘ : ie upp) wri amie aan Be Day te | 3d ° LX R S = ia HAPPY WiTH FOOL 5 GOLD fom ail INEXT DAY - AEX} wEiere —_ LA is - ‘siege MEN Heton in Death Valley Guards: well | Miner Thought Was Wealth. | 158? es ; A a — pont Cire ua Ae WELLS, Cal., Feb. | a stop. 2 f ae CS of bit-| the smokt pros- | alarm box : ' > —— " . - e 4 — 4 : — ULN] “AY ; ° -~ - =~. Fr 3 ‘ . i - 2 , d = : * ; . — SS . oa S ae nant al ‘ : oer tT} @; here | The a} ‘ng sand of Death the fire ; wv reck W ho ort opped far from pie ed to- | another ly from the! Capitel request Pa — - ee mc eT | 0 rl, Ait Rt Ue s apo Asn pcectgtom Bee! sient i necsielnenaaer a lem tea SEN Se hg, P tl att aad QGne arm | : o-, pvrites, Pe@- tend eae owed (gence in dying | bina, . *% - : He was | daffairel i arm.jin Bor SigNA- | sored OF inhered : b a ‘land mam a? ew, + MAnY searched) : ar the aecond a ’ (‘eleste gap POUND WOMAN KILLS LION ‘:*ors2e ra ‘ In conve Pe dohn VW entworths of thicago vants. € a. 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