St. Louis Post-Dispatch
February 23, 1927

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Bit - TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 99 ~ ee -_-s ————_ — - - nn te mc Ati ~~ v", tiem : | MR-JIGGS - THE PRESIDENT, | HAS APPOINTED YOu - L TRAVE — | ettneataataa” ‘ee | Me} o~ | ) a | ' = ? + ; ’ ~ fp — ee | = =ee , | . - : — et I ‘ \ 7 - | ; a AMIMORic SS ‘ oe ~~ yO f gy . ++ ee ’ ~ —— — ———— a, ————- 1927, .FiBRB, WHS TRE STORY f INE HINGTOCAD AASB THE cic. +S - THERE 1S A WELL- UMCR THAT HE STARTED FERRY-TREE CHOPPINIG EC HAD A RELATIVE SeHnScyT BUSIAC Ss. IDAY—By FONTAINE FOX VILDING LOT THEY al o .... ' Fy “> —" 5 [FP ry, 3 > i ie : “an Office Man? — Cal aAin One, One—One, One _ Ask for Retty Aeewaintinntioe-ceteeteaten or Sunday Te Newspaper, Daily Ths Aes oe Homes PA BRIDGE TRADE nd j i ' i | Committee Opens. n to Hear Friends Foes of Proposed ee me -_ ¥0R AND ARNOLD IN THE ASSEMBLY ee el Recites History ¢ Ordinance, Back to {iel’s Action in 1920. cates and its of for exchange of uses oO! the Bridge and the railroad deck ihe Munic ipal Bridge, between ferminal Association and the , gathe red in the Boar i of Al- ft rnoon. for efore oppone! en chamber this a qrst hearing to be held b Public Utilities fommittes of 5 hoard. im, committee, headed by on in Death Valle v Reards| Miner Thonght Was Wealth. the Associated Press. BOVE PIPE WELLS, Cal., Feb. ' Foo!'s gold,’’ source of Dbit- Mdisillusionment to many pros- BS, brought happiness ‘o one, + bones lay exposed near here yin the shifting sand of Death} t! ia Ve> By in ‘current of Commerce ‘ollars. ' The Only Evening Newspaper in St. Lows Withthe Associated Press News Service ———_ emer ee nena -one a a te ce ST. LOU IS, WEDN ‘ESDAY E V EN ING, F E BRU. ARY AVERAGI GE INCOME NOW TWICE SCALE RECEIVED IN 1909: a Per Capita Has Increased From. $300 to $800 Within That Period. i } ' | | By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, Feb. 23.—The in- come of the average gainfully oc- | cupied American is 50 per cent | higher in purchasing power and! epee SS ee ‘in 1909, ge of Two Spans. : ‘nomic 200 per cent higher in dollars than according to an National Bureau tesearch. bureau's by the of Eco- The current bulletin} shows that in 1926 the income of | IGNORED CHARGE had | igainfully _ lim he d occupied persons from approximately $800 1909 to 3 year in dollars and $1200 in 1913 There was almost hange in the dollar value and 1913. e000 a estimate! no|Did Not between | i | tees | Per capita income is shown to! |have increased from $3800 to $800/' ‘in current and $450 in 1913 dollars. | ! National income rose proportion- | from less than 30 billions to} jately i based bureau the |: | B- * dicators. F 90 billions in current and nearly illions in 1913. figures are on W: rates, dividends, ina] unavailable and the was for preliminary, numbers of and other estimates ordl- for nearly five last estimate of 1921. Age emploves, are nerily ars, EXCHANGE BROKERS MUST , | j } ' t i By a Staff Correspondent of the in-|° the} well was the command obeved that the cab caught fire near ]JDu- pont Circle. The driver skidded to (a stop, the Senator leaped from the smoking interior, ran to an irmn box and called the Fire De- borrtenteyy The blaze was extinguished by | ' UND WOMAN KILLS LICN. 4obn Wentworths of Chicago | * rhage African Hunt. Ri. “el, —-Two MuUNnting-leopards) panions of ‘entworth o , on +} it, to} = O1 ® liner Paris. which Gt ; a Oday. The Cheetahs they Wer, +» +. ? , : fained to hunt bv an Pray . ~ : ces Mrs. Wentworth, \ ’ _ | ‘+ . 7 i o pot ids. told Of | Ba 40)-poung 3 7 7 Pound lon in the in- er . a. A La, Where ahs ana her hd St } + Sayed fi two months ng bj} hag , ~~ 2 ‘ SE es obese on ‘ fold Tt - sry) . | lion aia "ft ran ire Oty {rn} ’ ' I } ri] Ve «} »f Mine 1,4 ) , ? Pm ore, except clay pig- r.,, bagged 28 nirnals, ent a ' rt} WO said including lions ' a rhinoceros and aa : 4 fry, a ‘ i 0} ' hons has been ® thy fi weAago SIGNS ao BILL it ar . Comin mission Will Control “casting for a Year De Ax. Ai : mal nH : HINGTON, Feb 23 -P’resj- Ye . ee tOd pproved the Uli? , : if ; | ? ‘ , com- " ur cy? ‘ ? ‘ Ty rad Me vy... Htroi ad Ser and . it period . SSSiOn will } ‘ i OV e? (0 o , , 5 , - , %, Mas . rd ; '€ ’ tn. 7 a ) retary of ‘CE } favorably j iv firemen, but the vehicle was a ey. & wreck and Senator Hawes was not woOmMohbile tourists. who stop] ed | ar from one hiowever. he Stopper gd! New the Skeleton. pieced to-| agente, taxi, and proceeded to rthe desert trag: dy from the | Capitol Hill, omitting this time the a n the sand One oo for speed. PT) , ” , er of shaw desma ot es Rong |v. S. embassy Cook Goes to Prison. iis > £Old, apparently had de- ROME, Feb. 22.—During the ib- th Prospector. A vellowed {€¢! ice in America of Warren Ropb- ‘ r, On Which the dying |bins, councillor and charge ad scribhled “a yee eS , | Monear the ° ssaselbehaaes Hoven d'affaires of — so sabaheagam nee CU Ween. cf the alana. | 17) Rome, his ‘ house was B- "d0hn.” 4 iid he dacthered | tered by the Italian police recently ¥Watch of the sty ‘w hie Ee Aes jand pointed of his personal efte co Bag Se Aare nic Mies searched. It appeared that his on ear tne second cook, a young girl named | Celeste Sinton!, had spoken = un- Mussolini regime other ser- of the ion with the had det nm conversat ants. One of them her to the police. She was arrested land has just heen condenined to ia fine of 1000 lire (about $45) and fa year in prison. No charge Was made against her other than ihat ishe had disapproved of Mussolini's ' ee a a BP GO PBB AA NP eb lel ll ‘egime in pri vate conversation. a ~~ Ee i i i i ‘Your Doll lars Are : , Faithful Workmen ent diminution in prison funds forjagricultural methods. ‘“Headquar- the last two years more than $600,-|ters of the organization is at 155 O00. Fifth avenue, New York. Besides coe into the financial) Horace W. Truesdale {s president | status of he penitentiary under|of the reconstruction farms project Enloe’s supervision, the committee|and Jan: Addams, Sophonisbo also questioned him closely about Brecki inridge. Zona Cale, Ar hur | the disposition of articles manufac- | Garfield Hayes, John Haynes re spcuioseatiieliinenen ‘PLANET MERCURY VISIBLE TONIGHT PRISON SURPLUS SHRANK $480) 000 wa wes oe UNDER DR. ENLOE, “= 8°55 } | | | the Post-Dispatch, YORK, Feb, Special to NEW be visible after sunset if this evening just the skies are clear, Senate Investigators He low éé 9? Supposes” Money Went |on the horizon just north of where | f O ti the sun sinks. Mercury, which is/| or perations. (nearer to the sun than any other iplanet, probably will be visible for itwo or three days before and after | Friday, on which date it is farthest ‘ft Om the sun. Except for short periods, the | planet is hidden, not in darkness, 'but in light, being lost in the bril- ‘liance of the sun. | Mercury has a diameter of Inquire Brunk’s Allegations of | miles, compared with earth's }and its distance from the Fraud and Did Not Fire | approximately 56.000.000 miles. compared with earth’s 93,000,000. Man as Recommended. Mercury’s weight 1s only one-twen- OF BILL-PADDING | Into | 2008 7918, tieth that of earth. It moves in its orbit nearly 30 miles a second and traverses the w listance around sun in approximately ‘88 of our anys. hole Se Post-Dispatch. JEFFERSON CITY, Feb. onishing rapidity with which the o* — oe VAN DYCK'S QUEEN HENRIETTA The ast penitentiary surplus’ funds *-e > State dwindled under the present admin- | IN W S M’CALL RESIDENCE a t istration, as developed yesterday ; : , dentity of the St. Louisan N . afternoon by the’ special Senate Auisan Named as London Purchaser Is Committee investigating charges of Disclosed E. W. Wiehe, had invited | TRADE IN MARKED SQUAR | mismanagement and.misconduct in A portrait by Sir Anthony Van re ‘ . / 4 : . ; rein, 7. . cv jpnien ” . > + “¢ = | oO LF a «4 + \ sembers of the Citizens Bridge ‘the operation of the prison, was; Dyck of Queen Henrietta Maria, . . : } memninals Committee, which ;Another Decree Forbids Reading mer 1 ft 'wife of Charles I of E = — eng ; ’ i - , , l'gyone into urther this aifiternoon , e _Nariles of mngland, has ted the preliminary investi- | and Cross-Word Puzzle Work- ; Bone ot eit i “ B! “_ uci Ai . / a 4 . , Tee. “ nae oP COIN MNISSIONe Vatbeae er Judge. Franklin Miller ape {°° na nent Y) Entoe announced he id been mmis: loned to execu ite ij | > , ‘ . ie 2 7 ‘ YY , ‘> = a4 as " ii m : 1. rr " . for t ‘ NI » ] Was designed 3) mark iz) imagi- 1} aS 4 prep he 1? aA bust of Tne Cue e’N. The ( thie r mn AS COUDSE 1 Ji mGCE? | 4% wal) ‘ - . 1ad not ree )y) adie LO t aig ‘Abb : r a 6 , é chen 1URTy Di and as a “tryout oot om i ya ae ai two portraits hang in the royal] col- *e mr) nk {> ‘ , itp Me ee om it which i+ he S } =—Tene "ONOS = | the records asked 7ios pu pt Olle ’ as A d id ae e 9, ‘ tr wow a bye “a Di aaa ii A sich SD € ii proy Jrmoet : ; ars n it th ot) arc later fr iCeC LON al \ Inadsor ( astle. @uqa \ — tue . UUs ‘ + + . ‘ Re ; . . | 8keQG Oo SUDTT! 1 JLsies nd a si = ’ . ’ ito erect In the new Stock Exchauge | er McCall's collection includes ; ? } ] : wes a 9 4 a 4 om Loy a" eokers eee. hg, we | he knows little apout the conauct oKers took the decrees lightly | cs Re : ins atives of a pumber of busi- |], nd at t} St ace a ’ ; : of the penitentiary or its meiD- | Directors of Depository Order Sus- — sein : : and at the first lull in trading j ne ; : a aenns ‘- = ccounting ' pensioc aad. Com stroller gad nprovement associations, jscime of the younger members were | ods OF acc giana rlort } . ad 7 . ; HW, the first speak+r, asked legagn ; tert Pie _ That. although vw.larges retiect- of the Currency. 2 itt SPC soon iIndulging in a ene Syaeciget : ‘ himself |p P Ls ‘Gare és ea : : ha a the honesty of nse?! ty the Associated Press. &he should give the history:4-rosy” game about’the “square.” | (2& On the Abr’ coxa bie | proposed ordinance, and was} | and his ghee: have been prevl- MARIETTA, O., Feb. 23.—The Bees St the beginning. HAWES IN BLAZING TAXICAB | OUusly m. he has virtuahy | Central National Bank, with re- tto assume that the commit- } ™ | ignored tin mi. ;} sources listed at approximately ; . rT* } + va }, air cr ?- ) +? Qt. t " e ; ‘ ] ’ ’ i? \ ‘ mew anything about the mat-| senator Has L ively Time Reaching Phat, besides heading tne stile 4 $3,000,000, failed to open today dj “ =¢ } “\r 7 d ()4) an a* = } , .¢ . 8 he he 1 wh 19°90. when Capitol 2 i, ae. @ | Penal: Board at a Salary of $4 vy | A notice posted by the bank stat- for Kis pr ted oO? tt eo. - l 7 the Post-Dispa! L yea! Dr. Acnloe carries On a | ed the depository had been closed ° . yi7' ‘ . i ti at “J (ISsiuriJisStia . - 2 : ° . ? « . ? , + 3 ; PUL "4 im were = e vs > nA? ‘ +r ¢ — pihe hewspapers had made sug- Ww, A; SHINGTON, Feb. 223 —Sen-.| medical practl Cole County by order of th oard of Directors : i 4 : d al Nn 4 rit i) ad? a 4 i) ch — the Comptroll: is of the Cur- ORS along \rnold tor Harry Hawes of Missouri was /§ : : ae , gi a. T 4 ‘ ' T te} : : ' menth trom a mining concern, ‘ency had been notifiec H _ ~ji) Sa { ] 4} : “4 , + ) 7 } i } a ; “ we { f () Lmoss TrOUTeG from bed at of whi *h) h lS managi he direc- i SOVIET ELECTS. AMERICANS sh | ke PR 7 Ac - 4 7) TO lay by the hat nate Sy , . tor. | . . ‘ Lag, * . } rity + ‘ Vy a | ihlie | cr > 4 + .oe% ae ‘. : , 9 le AY aireaay Tlic t Peeere : oy i “et, h riny ty , jn, * CA i "ida f At Abie. ( alling a taxk ab, oo : ™ p Places Two on Russian Village | t] : Dy llilam mruse, & retary Ol j | g} tue senator urged the driver to put My : a + eka ee co ee a Council as Friendly Gesture. pPy WITH ‘FOOL'S GOLD’ ieeagpe: , the board, that theme Mme [oT TCG. oy ine bosi-Dievetch ana i Ai Spee tor the cy j ] Qn “ee mpPeCidal iC 4 ose : 5 S pL NG Ais rude Boicd., apitol. SO| o¢ $160.000 in the prison funds | Chicago Daily News. Copyright, 1927 MOSCOW, Fet 23. Harold M. for last year | | finally, that the surplus of the | wrare and (;eorge McDowell prison, which was $494,055.44 On | 4 mericans. have been elected Jan. 1, 1924, 14 days before Dr. 'members of the village soviet in| Enloe and his board took enaree, ithe neighporhood in which they was only $12,541.16 at the close | ;;,,, Ware is manager and Mc- of the second year of thelr man- i Dowell assistant manager oft the} agement. | Russian reconstruction farms, hav- | Shrinkage Totals $600,000. | ing several thousand acres near This last loss, coupl¢d with the | Piatigorsk, in the Caucasus, where | $160,000 deficit, makes the appar- | they are introducing American | Holmes, Charles CC, Morrisson nd ured in the prison workshops, and licited from him the information |} Edward C. Wentworth ares among that the chief purchaser of prison !its directors. Electing two Ameri- ‘products is the 1). M. Obermanican members of the _ loc soviet Manufacturing Co., the head of !the president of the village district which is a close friend of: Enloe!committee declared the commun- ' ; ia the mining i Enloe lounced | m a month | | | It was a foregone conclusion | TEMPERATURE ABOUT SAME that Enloe was to be examined | iclosely by the committee, five of | THE TEMPERATURES the members of which are Demo-]| J] am....... ao ae o 5 crats while only two are, like him-] 34° 0°00" 53 Q self, Republicans. But before -the| 4 4 m........ ie & bi session was over, his unwillingness | 8 “ ; 50 2p. 1 to answer questions directly had) Hs . 32 pinay drawn the fire even of the Repub- | Yesterday's high. 67 (2:30 p.m.). low. 47 ilicans, and when the hearing was} —— a2 adjourned, veteran politicians ee They never tire. Night and day th cy ‘re at the task of at- tracting other dollars IF they re >! invested properly. That's the main point —- proper ment. And that’s the reason for the SUCCESS of the P ef Dispatch’s classified “Bus Oppor- tunities’ columns. Through them many people have cond good sound opportunities making their di multiply. so : nm outlining sunrise (tomor- row) 6:41. ~4 , , ¥ eee . of the Mississippi, 13.5 f Brunk charged | of disinfectant | the time, purch _80e ~ > ry - for $1290 there was an actual], of .5. overcharge of at least $800 ARKANSAS — Tonight, | “Te that a fact?” demanded Sen-/| cloudy. Colder in east; tomorrow ~~ Continued on Page 2 Column 5. fair Aereae in IF SKY IS CLEAR Will Appear Low on the Hori- 23.—The ‘Head of Board Tells State | |planet Mercury, seldom seen, will sun is Louis and ; , artis 99 y — de 192 7 48 PAGES. ~ PRICE 2 CENTS em a ee AILLED POLICEMAN Motorcycle Officer Thomas J. Jones, on Crutches in Court, Testifies He and Lovely Were in Uniform. CHASED SPEEDER | Recites Story of Halted Ma- chine, Revolver Fight — Saw Defendant Standing Over Victim in Street. The State is demanding’ the death penalty for Lowry. Jones, who was shot in fata! the ankle by Lowry after i'wounding of Loveiy, walked to iwitness stand with the aid of.a icrutch., Lowry, 22 years old, made a presentable appearance, his oth- ling more ca showing signs of yrisoners ta’ked free give their juently TELLS HOW LOWRY’ AND SAW CRASH p, emeeeeey Wee ER AE ce tt TEE LOI A ‘ nine } TTALIAN'S PLANE DAMAGED AFTER } Pinedo Reports to Rome Continue Cruise. ———— By the Associated Presa. FERNANDO NORONHA, Brazil, Feb. 23.—Commander Francesco de Motorcycle Policeman Thomas J.| Pinedo, Italian flver, who landed Jones, chief witness for the State | here yesterday from Porto Praya, in the trial of Thomas Lowry tor i" ‘ape Verde Islands, today notified pe Pe eee Patro}- | 28 Government at Rome that he : did not Know when he would be fan Buse: ne Lovely, near Hote ible to continue his flight to the (hase Sept. 25. last, testified today |South American mainland because before Judge Pearcy and the jury.|0f serious damage to ‘his plane heavy seas in landing in Antoine here. The caused by ithe Bay of St. | damage was serious enough, he the left | URUSSING OCEAN That He Does Not Know When He Will Be Able to. | | | said, to prevent any further flights ‘in the near future. | Pinedo landed on the water of ‘this little island, about 135 miles | from the Brazilian mainland, yes- | terd iy afternoon, after a nonstop | flight of 13 hours and 40 minutes .cross the Atlantic from the Cape ' Verde Islands. Only bad weather with | (prevented him from landing on the imainland of the South American continent. 9 When his seaplane, Santa Maria, his attorneys, Emmett Golden, | eye | hy ‘overe e 432 miles , | Jerome Simon and rarvey Lavery, had ¢ » red th 14 a iles from eae - | Porto Canico, Cape Verde Islands, na 2 ‘the Court to defend 21m. | . y : named by the Court to detena@ 4 'to Fernando Noronha, he found he When “witnesses for the defense | had sufficient fuel to carry him were called for, in order that they!on to Port Natal. It was 2:40 l he leo wre _— ilies might be excluded from th court-| P- ™. when tne watching populace isighted the plane. After circling r)) > " "4 ] 7 ) 1% } froom, no one responded. About| (vor the island several times, it | pA W line ‘SSes for the state app ared. Both in Uniform. Patrolman Jones, in beginning his stor said that botn he and ¥ iii “ae 4 re? 1m «#11Y if } } he in ly YUL 440% ei ¥ ; iad UnIFOril ¢ Ja ftic ~gray, and | continued westward, but heavy ‘seas off the coast and unfavorable ‘weather conditions, making 4m- ‘possible a landing at Port Natal, | forced a return to the island. (When his plane was sighted from the mainland. iL. ~es-prematurely Qn ofety in tre | had re | aioe notice caps and | reportéd that he had landed.) displ&ved snields. They were rid- | The Brazilian cruiser, Barroso, ing in a department Chevrolet, | waiting in the harbor here to seat with the words, “‘Metropolitan Po- | assistance if the Santa Maria Dept on the door. | needed more fuel, got the signal to “At Delmar and Sarah,” he said ltow the plane, and soon it was i caw an Oldsmobile speeding anchored in the Bay of St. Antoine. went. ‘Ve followed it to a point | D Pinedo and his fellow flyers rear Kingshighway, and saw amen a ashore for a rest. icet out there, go into a house ait | News of Arrival at Fernando No- return to th Cal The Olds | ronha Acclaimed in Rome. turned east, and near Kingshignh- ») associated Press iy it hit a Packard Cat The | ROME, Feb. 23.—A laconic a-- iver of the Olds didn’t stop, and laojyunt of his flight from the Cape chauffeur of the Packard Verde Islands to Fernando Noron- illed to us to ‘Get that fellow lha. off the Brazilian coast, was re- ‘We followed the Olds, but -+ j¢ejyed from Commander Francesco | s too fast for us. I estima ed ide Pinedo today by the Minister of | its speed, from t %9 | Aeronautics. ngeshighway t iell. and by cutting direct- Was ‘‘Fernan- 25. 2 yatch, which ssion, follows: Feo. 22. 6 The m transm} do Noronha, licy gis} delaved | ‘WOUNDED WITNESS GROGGY SENATORS KEEPING P FIGHT ON BOULDER DAM } KEEPS UP FILIBUSTER | GIRL STUDENT, 19, Alabama Young Woman + \ at Douglass Academy here, ‘GROUPOFFIVE ~ TALK ALL NIGHT TO KILL FEDERAL POWER PLAN Effort to Displace Measure Fails After More Than 28-Hour Continuous Ses- sion. NO QUORUM DURING PART OF THE VIGIL Vote on Improvement Pro- posal Urged by Johnson, Opposition Lead by Henry Miller. ; Phipps of Colorado. By CHARLES G. ROSS, Chief Washington Correspondent of - the Post-Dispatch. WASHINGTON, Feb. 23.—Hav- ing resorted in the night to the drastic expedient of ordering the arrest of absentee members, the Senate at 11 o’clock this morning entered upon the twenty-fifth hour of a continuous session. Half a dozen groggy Senators at that hour were in their seats. Senator Phipps (Rep.) of Colorado was pouring desultory words into the record, talking to fill up time in the de- termined and apparently success- ful filibuster of five Western Sen- ators to prevent the Boulder Can- yon dam bill from coming to a vote. Supporters of the bill, led by Senator ifiram Johnson (Rep. of California, were able to hold the Senate in session through the night, but could not wear down the Iit- tle group who had set out to talk Copyrignt, SENATOR L, C. PHIPPS. — AND YOUTH, FREUD READER, END LIVES and New York Boy Kill Selves, List of Similar Suicides Reaching 16. the Associated Press. GADSDEN, Ala., Feb. 23.—Es- elle Woodham, 19-year-old student took her own life late Monday night.|the bill to death. She was found by her father, a Leaders of Opposition. farmer, with a bullet wound in her The embattled five were Phipps, Smoot (Rep.) and King (Dem.) of inead. It was the sixteenth suicide of a student throughout the coun-|Utah, and Cameron (Rep.) and t iv the Associated Press. g Ashurst (Dem.) of Arizona. The Senators ef Arizona and Utah reflected a strong sentiment against the bill in their respective states. ry in recent weeks. NEW YORK, Feb. 23:—Leo Mel- el. musician and since his gradu- ‘tion from high school a constant , “a w reader of .the pessimistic .writings| Phipps, who Is one ee of Schopenhauer and the psycho- | richest men in the ae priest analyst, Freud, killed himself yes-| Power interests if ‘He mdr. torday with gas at his home in would-be adversely affected. by the ‘anew 3]; ‘ . : Pp a N passage of the bill. Coney Island. His father said Mel An effort to displace the bill be- g el he hin s readings had | had told him his . fore the Senate was made shortly ieonvinced him this was an_ evil bes y = after noon today by the Republi- ee ee eee leader, Senator Curtis of |youth had played in the orchestra pa oe aes” | iat over books he had taken from the to conduct a filibuster on e mo- ishelves of his Hbrary, which con-| Uen. ht ¢ ltained more than 100 volumes. La- Then Senator Ashurst soug 0 Iter, he gathered together all these | take up veterans relief legislation, 4 ; ; but was voted down, 30 to 43. The hooks and the notes he had written yn them and carried them to the|Arizonan came back with a motion basement. There he stuffed them | to substitute the alien property bill. into the urnace and, as they} This motion likewise was rejected, burned, the gas flowing from five] 29 to 44. jets of the kitchen range took him Throughout the night, the Sen- to his death. ate sergeant-at-arms and his as- Wisconsin Woman By the militant campaign bya + ¢* | ; ' sistants pursued absentees by tele- phone in an effort to get a@ quorum into the chamber. Warrants for Absentees. Shortly when a quorum was still lacking, Senator Neely (Dem.), West Virginia, moved that warrants be issued for the absenteées The motion pre- vailed without a roll call, where- MITATOR OF CARRIE NATION SMASHES SLOT MACHINES Wields Cleaver Instead of Anti-Saloon Crusad- er’s Famous Hatchet. Associated Pres WAUKESHA, Wis., berore 1 a. m., 23.—A who eb woman mploys the methods of Carrie Na-|upon a blanket order for the arrest . tion brought a promise today from}séf missing members was signed by Sheriff Alvin Redford to clean outithe President Pro Tem, Senator illegal slot machines in Wauk: Moses (Rep.), New Hampshire, and County. Using a cleaver, instead of|placed jn the hands of the sergeant- the Carrie Nation hatchet, Mrs.}at-arma At 2 o'clock Sergeant-at- serted the mac nal Divinity Schoo! at N: ‘i0Trence yhernalia in Barry reported that the or- gambling para-|der of the Senate was being carried ral places, defying! out rapidly as possible, which, have her arrested ihe added, was not very rapidly. He said she isaid that Senator Gooding (Rep.), ‘Idaho, had been the first to respond the of arrest, and was then on his way to the chamber. Gooding entered the chamber 10 minutes later. Others. stragglied in at intervals The summons had ed most of them tin bed. George County Humane!Arms ifficer, smashed Seve as he owners to Mrs. George he machines |! thorities had failed to act. were from St. John's and the * * went after ecause county au She as-ito order hines being ryed by students tary Acad: my E pisco im) otah a aes A mae In Announcing that the Trine hines rene h would be cleaned out by: March 15 Senator Reed of Missouri, who ‘he Sheriff said he had planned{|had gone home to bed at 11 p. m. 74 ‘ yly across we came out in front Of |joca] time. Leaving at 1 a. m. it. and its left fender struck the |¢rom Porto Praya (the actual start | rear Of our Car- 'was made at Porto Canico, a short | Wounded in the Foot. distance from Porto Praya), we | “Lovely and I jumped out, and lew over Fernando Noronha at went one to either side of the 2:45 p. m. Attempted to reach lds Il was on the south side of Port Natal (on the Brazilian moin- ‘it and I heard shots fired on the land), but a contrary wind obliged other side, though I couldnt sea jus to return to Noronha to avoid | | «ho was shooting. One of the bule exhaustion of our fuel. Bad weath- | iets came under the car and ier over the Atlantic The func- wounded me in the foot, tioning of the plane and motor was | wt + * | ‘I jumped around, and saw this perrect. i lefendant standing over Lovely, in De degre is the hero of the he street. holding a revolver. He hour in Italy, for his flight is irted to ru nd I drew my gun looked Sern: ae & eee Fascist tri- und fired He fired back, running ebm heat When the news arrived that # : ; ,i/he had crossed the Atlantic the lacross the Hotel Chase lawn anda . pol yulace made holiday. leach of us fired three shots. I & . car and tried to follow him, b Uruguayan Aviator Leaves Spain e cot away Then J] came back | for Canary Islands. nd arreste 1 the man who had been MALAGA, Spain, Feb. 23.—Maj. the car with him, who was try- Tadeo lLarre-Borges, Uruguayan ine to start it viator, flying from Italy to Mon- ‘Our only reason for following ; tev! leo, hopped off at.11:10 a. m. the car.” he said in reply to a de- | ‘‘ lay in continuance of his flight. fense auestion ~2re hecause they | He planned to land at Las Palmas were speed and had run ay | Canary islands, but in cass of 0 the scene of an accident.” trouble will alter his course to land lones sald the bullet which hates fon the African mainland. i him, and which ceseortiell noc wae of ab-caliber, steel | WGr tk wanAn=—an [iis jucketed. This would make I 2 SELF IN HIS APARTMENT he weapon which, it is charged, | Lowry threw away. | Geena I’. Porter of Chicago Left Auto Drivers Testify. | Letter Stating He Had Reached Two automobile drivers who the “End of the Rope.” witnessed the shooting identified Associated Press. Lowry, and the first George CHICAGO, Feb. 23.—George I! Schlottman, said Lovely had Ro Porter, reputed millionaire capit ule | weapon in his hand at the time. list and realtor, was found shot Andreas Boenecke, assistant cus- ith today ij is apartment. Th» todian of the Federal Building. | police said there was a bull , was t} other driver. Scehiottmann | eund ik his forehead. The ar dy | told detail] of the shooting and !was not oved pending the arrivai pursuit a3 witnes \ one oflof a Deputy Coroner thos who picked p tne lying | Porter, a member Of an old an poiicen 1 and « ried him to ay pror t familly h + ame | drug stor | himise i. ean police said. His wits The defense plans to ma! 1 if- j is Mil Mima Manziarly. former. | idefense |} iy In O} Of ge lv of Wa ington and Indi They iting instr ions tor an ter t were married in Octacamuns, India ive rdict of second-degree n irder oO fon June 3, 1925. Her mother, Mme lmat mauUeRnTE Manziarly. lives in Paris, France, Low! said: after his arrest, that | Porte left three letters. one of nt Ww ed Lovely not to atten pt | iw) ) «satd he had reached “‘the end jto arrest him, as he was "w ed if th ‘He explained this as ferring Oo He had been tn {ll health for a charge of auto! oblie theft sor + | , It s been charged, but not I 191° Porter was Western leetablished. that he was connected ! trensur: of the Progressive Na- j with a mail robbery near Chicago. tional i¢?¢ ( "O! Li iii. r.€e.,. shore and a bombing p cha program, but that action had|from.a farewell dinner given by heen delayed by other business | Congressman Dyer for Congress- Planes Used to Bomb Sturgeon. | man Newton arrived at 2°25. LORIENT, Feb. £3.—Atrplanee| “I wish to understand whether are being used to police the fishing | OF not I am under arrest,” said rounds of the Brittany Coast to/| eed to the presiding officer. “Tf drive off porpoises and belugas or [f am, I want to purge myself of great white sturgeon that live on | contempt.” the fish and ruin the nets of the “I move,” said Copeland (Dem.), fishermen Whe the intruders | '®* York, “that the Senator are sited, the fishermen signa] | ‘rem Missour! be purged of con- mite Dp? The if he is in contempt.” lane goes to presiding officer ruled that to the scene and drops explosives. | ’ ? > e , , The raids of the belugas, many of} Peed was not under arrest. + © TT} y } ‘. g-? ler ig, we rons BRN LUE > she er 9 Ag. alt Aes: eT . . 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“et one WEDNESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 23, 1927__ ST.LOUIS POST-D PATCH _ ee ST LOUIS POST-DISPATON IN ——s New in na Primaries ~ MOONSHINE STILL During = 0e’s Pa mae el nwt hee ‘ rn A “ EPR RE 4 sath re Lo ae tre yes ee ee ape se lll alate 6 ete SP ge ede miliarity with its affairs. By the Jefferson Ciry Correspond- noe _ > i Pos-Disess i ee ee on? ania those of the ris , ent of the Post-Dispatch eae Pe i ocr ma —_——-- ed byl | i See “rr sofas | Sonrrag Lmong its stockholders are Gov [EFFERSON ee . LAS aE GIANT ANTONE Ie RE AP AER tt! ty Ca a ee ee ea as ee - hai earn 4 wo oe ed Bill for Criminal feewn: asda dan eee a cyte! a: 4 h ; : ; ee ; Bes - a: rt shi f = 27y 6Uiife products sror ris . 4 Yen Fr) * . — _ an , : Than N 000 Plurality — Carries . | es Search, Smell Mash and ) os | pare ee mew ee jewelry an Dy tage Interesting ew : ' “M4 S . . in. , . v* 22 : tt ; "ie 7 ‘ Ie. topped was a bac ct, ee ney Cormrmitte ith uf we Chi The e Al) but One Wara. Make Sortie in Night. mad : the la, stones de an ee uw ebeienill ry ae: am York's OF ier * ) oe ANCE. | | anal ¢ ATTEND | less becar BREAKS RECORDS | « arm: | wiy-est ‘mission for ly New Models Attract. proposes 'for State d Provide In- Attention an |.19,009 ent oe ° of-the-wa@ teresting Studies for Men. ray Tommy. _— j emphasizes: Women Visitors. = °"™! | |wid of TL ey m@ titi eh at } » look whe a. ; that stunde Cu »th ge > ————. . . 5 4 Heege Presses Amendment. intique tha * automobile factories (against p 2 r a“ 2 - ; ‘ P| eR 3 Lia | . : 5 —* : Officers * nha St I ie Au- | “*8es: te , , ; ; ‘ , . 4 rr +. m Arry*s iy oT — »f the Bt AYLLIS AU- s A _ f m } Sil iA, : ; r md ; ~ 4 é — r) ‘ . il) in es sft] j ; ory iASs al oo aes ias had ‘ a inf : D Pres nmarket =~? : attend=° . «i ’ x : W hen fc ° bree reer ; fawn? - GA * u é, , — : . o ‘ 3 wi n 7 en a on «| P 7 ont a4 bh! ae + . L " rye ry a | ! ety . it cé ’ 5 ri’ y i . , +> . 9 = ; a : obile chow now peel its nird Gay fried t> roid: | »s fe ‘ft ; ss as ‘ : ; ee { } 7 £ Li@ + > ; : - 7 4 73 . 7 ? 4 “ . . z . - . nin on i 7 , » : . os » ‘? ; — - ; was Agr Market Building, !and the ‘Re Fie reat: tees i irri " , . ? y - wes J j eee 7 - . ry j ¥ is ‘ 4 sd U ’ ‘ : . 4 + oa ¢ >? - " * * . , tion of the police this he he | 1 protruding so a 8 ae . ee Ce | ieee, |i , . : displayed and more ty physie ver recorded here in @ tm TY) ie concealed im the paim of the hana, rcrogeet beset: reg pre pe oe nae nt th ane a - é ‘ ore noney, tna o cuca — ig a | ae ner the New York | 4nd last + the fin ere 1? wae token .: > 4 | avi charged With ivi , ‘ fc ‘ , 54 1% os : ; ae : . aa _ 3 ' sarents throug ! get 1 Peet 7 = ate : eit ‘i a ' re te pas . *hicago autompbile exhibl- pe timidating voter at the Poi me a e op re oe ; 7 ; } ® ! Pe fr, ¢ j¢ > ; rae mo 5! Peat i i at gif 5 i 4 2 te iii 4 ; i ; . | ‘v1 fie . “> — . f Federation : ) 7 ence § young Muel- setts tnt olen wit} , . 3 Bill a P ‘ amendimer +h ns . el = operating. . . . bmowr ¢ — ¢ : . 7 ia ‘ a ole a " , é og 5 . : . - - P a) ae ' : aftendanc . 0. °4.516, mbent, af the eles On % si i Laine were men »oparent ha ( Presiget aren Farm House Gives Clew _ ber, ec explained that | 4 a ; fete Teer © sited egy etl atoe Mapp resets vmever, (hat the thoum : 11 the history of the] Sas City « " ws renormlnot: P is ; F? ' ° — P 7 ‘ . r}é , : P . 7 = " 4 : 7 > *¢. . -_ - "4 4 P ' T} er ae 7 F 3 ry , r) i > ; : F ’ "4 ry ry é . sat? ful » m lend . » / if - orth at without Mf . ‘ snl ' er? , . m Cor nf os a He - : loth: it wag Show, was reported | Wi medi cane ' , Violence of the [as ‘ » the ry ‘ ‘ ey , _ : whe 17 oui , ari rans - 4c oe : ty ca an resterday, Washington's birth- - stantial opposition i neem , . ae ting on ‘ os - ‘ ; ; : ‘ b eiry | ges 34 (Oris. ee aes permite lary v Le il aii ’ ge> [mi Ail 4 (Se : ‘ ej i ue by Tne skillfyl } ta ax inten . continued Letters Thompson, who ran | —— ae. Tt of tor 1 ies nerai tor nh. ETO} : /' wiaton lat ates iy obset . ae pre 14 wiG : appes Pa na ity Of: i of the seventeenth and ae th the prospect that Federaligm fs + " : | a+ t ci? ’ wi . - , i r , 4 . . = ‘ 4 , 7 c 7 + . . . ' Papen specail . ’ ‘ 7 ‘ . ar as om? me ies F ida? ry = } : . form of “America I , rr) At 2 rans ef : , opi n. you } ‘ Lswered ; ro 3 a. rim 3 , e city of $ LAU id auth : nin Centuries will attrag floors of the treatment 6 i j : p es ‘ TL me} ~ 7 ; a2 : as ; 2 . ” rv " , : me > . , astie _ | ‘i ' ~s Serer sie sel . 4 eh, "a (>a>T ; i " » - rality of more than 1% si her Oo Ane 4 , r= ‘ mjestion today GES} ce Sie ’ mMoOncys under its charte1 eémn ian aniique, Among the . rowded throws Sanitarium " ; ° ae bas » ‘ F * a a * J : ™ . : . P ry thair ; *ar =. : " - , “Se ‘ a Om ares ~ wa . — 7 4 ¢ ¢) p ae si ‘ ’ - Ou Cc ‘) ‘ ' 2! . ’ haward Wh. .Ljteing: aye ir oding is In be¢ cAaAYySs , , : t « eae a re ee ee ade ges iad es é n ine Origina, | 1a Omit are Sune , onetinen eee Eis. | the lead weecnen. * - | _ oe £6 , ght. | , oo . Plant Worth $12,000 dion ohio wee ee ndment. is hangs n jand there is no need fir¢ ee . .the corner Sundae dates | i companion im + a oe J j ‘ 4 ‘ . ; ‘ ‘ £ . — +} cogy? q . m ¢ * ‘ irt j hs , - ne ' f = See D ciniais te ot “rey a J @ atte: flog} 4 *T) Ss ‘ F | te Sis Deere pete ber ofhger- ; ; Ta as : , 2 . : os OT : bits Kansas ¢ ! J n th- | } were i25 cases sp es tribu ib. lomm 3 Police Courts t establis«! ines, - on Hotel ¢ : har cy} \ ew car s heaviest dockets i nothe: Ol new ae This wot Mi et ‘ nis nas muc , Thomas Hauk sald appet six. oni oo aie baker +} . me lin: s the hippet four ) ? he cases concerned ee . companion ne sixes, Hi ons, petty ones ass | = : h six is being - see for the first time publicly | M@nagen . . . . ’ a fone : ‘ . ' ‘ } . , ae of ; : . ' . ; ry 7 : the ‘ tt vate i ve : i { rig re t rorit ‘ } i +, . ‘ } rry . ‘ (oo til I. Fi 4 ie " 5 ‘ 4 4 i & i ; ' ° a : Phillip @inte 2 Atte ee . . - i ‘ sa . sis ' woh : | ba a vid ne nm . ; ) ae i NISAPPOINTED BURGLARS ¢ « - ' Ti six a 150 ai re new P ; a | . neders gay t! lnapite the advice! . | i tente 3 anh 2 a ae “ niaw © mn . on Feb. 14 : Russ sicheecsens | aan : eats PT inning their. share of atten- }Of the ; . , ; ' , eich of 1 a i? ; , ; es : ; aie : | j ‘ = sii ah ids Peerless ren? ered ~~ - oman ee endl LP gt apt tN RE AIG, A ONIN Re PO TG PO we ne Py ERAN eye - > iene piadis ™ : OY Ea 5 aac A Sc Sab BE NE its _ in their ower ' S, ate ' . a line, Wreek Fompiyv Safe and Cash Reg-. . he had ’ ;' Tr ; 3 es dae ! ¢ he ‘hevrolet to Packart, |g tee , Aa ~~ , ' i-~ter and low Contents. of ‘ P 2 . ‘ ‘ 4 ms = as aie . ‘ ac r ty oO Pierce-Arraow _Roosevel ’ . : : P . i : vada y raudd ric ' ui LD» ~ks About. re ; = = 7 “ « lie t ¢y* ; aA. at is not new , by Lean ‘ . } Pa ' — eo ry | . bi Air y OM DaD iy Mrest ed . ) © a or. x > i a ‘, ; . ; ; ring efir mente en engine of the Beat ' t is , order for n nroduci! trian ere the ' im * e* , : Cae ee Ps i (*lawelal What Candidates Predict . “i - ann ee ea : % . empty re YF ater MELVIN FORMALLY APPOINTED mai ee hassis, or in custom body ef- | Clevelm ee , RienS to the Senats : a k . no me : ees ; : 4 : A . ; hadbasa’ ; i Pe : : ; : | ree fs ue aide i : a oar oo. ie ‘shea | sieisenth ) Rag ag ala naeiiaick CO , oo Eo: : tee that Dr. M. E. Melvin . York cost 67.487 more than “ | seen oe ee meg cen 600,000 votes 2 ian oT lawes, Who a wy : . "| busin e said, bu on wa news ¢ ; er ere « i ebager 7 | gsiol privately owned ferries. : { het ne iF i] interest the anagh, om apg : sag ‘ ‘nutes ee le i | ntent | Stews : 13 Read Senator Bruce’s “ Why | eee” °f cars that really are ei ])saaaa AR. | : are a number exhibits | E. Lee gots 4 . ain 8 enn wees ncderad. tov te ees cee etn ee : | the State Is a Poor Business — , Meeach of which a show visitor, saw en ee mop , 9:40 that @ quorum had |of Abeentees since 1915 when a fi z meetin asi ee pica ae | Man” in March as wy heen me Profitably pass an hour) OF | tanya ne? ; i 2* ; , . a ‘5 ae . . ’ ' . ta an ° P ‘ ‘ ‘ » * 4 ‘ : . ? a? * ‘ tig " ‘ . : +. ’ ? Lat é ns ot ; ; , -4 . ; , re , C , ‘ . . Ais sit I) rodies, financ mn aprit f princiniee which) | the wersion hed beruy At. 21 /not show. howercr. that any actual between 1:45 p. tn. yesterday and | ‘Me college Board of Trustees, “Dr NATIONS Why Sawyers, Farmers and a custom effects is « aan row | ; |» ere 1, - ted that the Senate Hon last night was mei aoe z ront on | a) ee | altel rete ee ae USIN S Professor Agree on the : ata ved Sti lobaker |S : = NICHOLSON Mill File Fleathertop and race quapten tana 5 fs " $0 iF, = ain ‘ vances = fof mecing c dis ith a STQyY | ane rereive & traio , ie ind wr, =e ' nn? amnion « , iti-filihbustes newsstands year term Sawyers, professors and farmers mav have expense | rynett An: Pistees 3 werid’a greateet delfh- | * eA thi hamber at 7 etn. Tah tec ) vi | ae 1 y 100 act Merle Thorpe, Bdisor different points of view upon some matters. ‘ bffeet Pimp asized. | : | : ig stich a Published monthly at Washington by the But at least one professor agrees with these | ne ti Chamber of Commerce of the United States professional file users that the NICHOLSON ! mb Mill File is a most handy and useful tool. 8 producing an impression aduenl here of they far Thon pe ® fer an ‘ne ES: Bi Re thee PR! ee = 5 “SOR iy” at “ re i + ai oe. ae vo Pebitehed Dotty te The Mulitser Pubiishing OR 6... a tein ‘Simei AH A 1 c ater & Lt be | famous hostelry is the b rard and Olfve Btreet. : mi es } Hv if hold anything i7i OUT house for wim th OF TNE ASSOCIATED PRESS Theh began the first of a «eri ) J | | center are AUOIT purtau OF CIRCULATIONS teagan ate og i f ae : ts hd of activifies- saxty days at these February Sale Prices. The Agseoctetet? Preas t exclusively entitied tbat Pia : : :' hu _ } ’ the wee for republication of al! epetahes a: ...1' mys ree as i as ght : é . 2 ee Uusinessand Dp pleasure! Se “oel_overpuhiapes |geant-at-Arms, © rected te i 10%} to 40% Reductions on All Furniture SCrOLS, Fil for rer ‘oat epect - : : . . 4 , Soon ere “ 7 | bring In the al , ait , : ~ Senate Deadlocked House Priv | sriieens Crossroads of the Worid™ Se Y a e hates Mail, advanse ~<e hea P ? ‘allie , re - . A a telly Se one rear. + eee eteeeeeee Mb 8 | wires the Senate ant idlw ; LAr ‘ EF. A Muschenheim = Pip ay tba ees | Stter & While Barry was called) WASHINGTO: 3 — Witt | MANNE BROS. FURNITURE G. OSA ay: BEIM. engine of the. big) BkelE upon for a report, and the Senate the Sen: Hock over th TIMES SQUARE WW aa ee Wen So Ot Of com ee ae ee ee BROADWAY 4457-45 ST 5600 West Delmar at De Baliviere 5600 West Standing Or the dais at . , . ; : racre & ‘ylinder en- | upemdin 4 : ‘ 3 -ineh eet aT) "4 it “ Sup - Sar by e , . . day 1 oe Pas ; ga” “tier of. “Sportif” is iittie

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ee ene BILL ORTED nds It to! Christie’ demn nty. etna, ROYAL RUSS TBE SOLD Many e's in London to Awd lot Purchased From Soviets, pore brrespond- { Special Cable to the ‘a saat Dispates teh. Cae o Laily Newe. py - ; LONDON, Fel, _. \ oO, 5 Luction whi re for ae +} ; " “8 ‘Tn pOve and noblemep ‘ have qd ry i] lily Diate, ‘j¢ ale Ts fvussian PiOmnlys i? forn elonging to anv be rty Out niaces. JeWeis Century, ian and io Carat diamona c ft Appraised ‘rts doubt whet iS price beca uge mean the logs of pureh Soviets thousands brood and ¢ iliful Craf and ej tract lor +] Cather Vamonds, ryb Opais whi h, it expe ris 15 years 4 25 DRIVERS FREED IN COURM IGNORED BOULEVARD ation. Judge Rule« art re. BP Constr N@cessary a : BS tine } | Niv-live automobile gsess bene- [arrested for failure t le ‘ ,” oweriluil Another who Mppel SIX, WN) me lines as th mbea companion t¢ lat- The Whippet six is being the publicly eri ide Oe New Models Shown. ASix-60 Peerless is mempanion to sof lee rea ig! ; far firet iVi Rasa time ’ " s new ; : a gcesigned aroused sé we OL if > + - mauction tor sa} another center: , - nen s, Farmers and a Agree on the ON Mill File ofessors and farmers may have ts of view upon some matters. one professor agrees with these file users that the NICHOLSON most handy and useful tool. uses it to sharpen the teeth of he professor for lathe filing in rorkshop ; and the farmer to bwing blades, hoes and other pf the NICHOLSON Mill File ut, which makes the ‘m ¢specially sharpening edged tools of all for smoothing and finishing CHOLSON Files produced to ming need. They tle with less Dur part and less chatter on than any other kind of file. Hardware Dealers OLSON FILE CO. idence, R.1!., U.S.A. The Auburn § lighter companion fan Auburn six Winning their s $ mut there is not a from mz and Chevrolet to Packard, Millac, Lincoln. Pierce-A¥Frow Rolis-Royee, that is not new PColoring, refinements on chassis, or j mm In fi . de lopments features aime, appealing to i's sense the esthetic, rival in interest engine e body ef- burers, the play of Cars that really are new. mre are a numbe: f exhibits Peach of which a 1ow visitor profitably pa ' our $0 beautifu Upholstery, paO illust; ration oo ™ Custom eff ; is a | disp] or bodies, a pre ni- aved Studebaker “Big r-passenger two-tone Pray. with ier quarter, a gray . Lithe FE nae | E mphasized. nick is emy ha oo y ithe effect. a number of its . MS Producing a: iimpression of , Ousnesc and Va oy t }y ‘ the 4s lions @aw Oo famone builders ' , eeTiMmes fails ‘ Moet dignified & Buick on th, Bomer) * transmis ‘ ~~ m This h his gBhif ing Or) Working ing and fourth Anyone COost- 3:50 portif”’ lly new | — ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Parents Walk 165 Miles To Visit Injured Chi Case of 2-Year-Old Tommy | VICTIM OF FALL Reid Whom They Took | Away From Hospital Cit- | ed by State Commission for Crippled Children in Urging Legislation. bs CPs wy The case of 2-year-old Tommy Reid of West York, Reyno! County, Mo., whose left leg is use- fall, upporter: OO ee ee oS “as is used as less because of a s of the an argument by nd a Pee ‘ “POR es “Wiy-est blisheqd Missouri « hildren which | proposes to re for State aid 10,000 crippled he-way commend le for the estimated | Children in out- parts of he State. Tommy’. case, it is poi ‘ed out. the need for a organization ‘to nderstandings against private gislation | Stata- combat tlie! which work relief in gsuch'!§ Tommy | He fe}! was in- unt four months climb iu table fact that his id not wiilk. could > Dh hit LLL dad bt FEC! AIDIARS: POPP CEERI PLA i wee TOMMY REID MCOl!ln Known ° and then bring ans nothing mer, by chance, the earned that the Missour: n of Womens Clubs. with St. ianother year, whe strong enol to stand an opera- The Reids insisted that some- cOo- hing be ne at and and Kan emands from week providing |to week, mean lle going to work treatment in h cases. hospital and establishing Walked 165 Miles ‘o St. Louis. (| +) -rmselves in a furnished room. Letters were repeal and the | Vanish With Tommy. tion ar : continued at back Sum 9 ag | 6 der c nee Louis Sas City y hospitals, free Was Suc Untii - tre I rT 1, ‘ Phen at ‘ “+, ¢ + ating ni | ids appeared Was ee le nospital he hospital. hey asked for Tom- anded over departed leaving hospital attaches ization that had tried ber and Mr. 11i€@ two and weeks Mirs * later a ; t : Sas : & 1 i re i q ‘ . ‘ homas have to They for ‘for the gan no niesSsaLge or izg no money, the most the The « list: ince here and there t begging iat ? the vv an of wavy however, has abandoned Tommy, Assuming was taken back to West traveling inspector has ‘ted } watcn the necessary 4 was 165 miles succedeed : At the und nothing had and ad short to case vear has persuade the be brought done to } I erstand. Is explained Tom Vor to him wash lis. DEPARTMENT CONSOLIDATION BILL UP FOR ENGROSSMENT 200.000 Sale Mark Set. Resolution to Defer Action Until wee £ 200.001 he Special Session to Be Voted on at Close of Discussion. ; . - 3 an > expired, ende: that i yY ¢ + : ae ‘~J | parents to fet my back home should take ion aS at tne nicago shows, recog? one of winning as much atten New York where li 1ized as eT Wie ade lepartmental by con- the lent a the Studebak: sponsored ) ‘ ‘ . " 7. : +r . « T} j i ee r) } st VT) ) P j i eu ia Lf ‘ +} ey several armed The prison:¢ Bloomfield, ‘orr ~ meyr) 4 GIRL SCORES 300 WITH RIFLE They hy of mak 1d fo WiN er firat perfect score and for ry t; tn win t rie other - r ate > SHOOTS AT WO -PROWLERS \? vy ‘ inicht. Grocer Held Up for $91. ree ~~ CA 4 hara. Ar- aVe- son Credit The Only McNich Pd “SESBBEBEBBRE ESB , Re-Upholstering THE ONLY *McNICHOLS ~ Market at Eleventh | EE / Senator Voice | Till Officers were ' _WEDNESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 23, 1927_ DOCTOR'S WIFE Mysteriously | Che Ss the y + } io cn ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH PAGE VOTERS WHO HAVE MOVED MUST REGISTER TOMORROW FOR VOTE IN PRIMARIES OMORROW will be reg- istration day. The 624 pre- cinct polling places through. out the city will be open from 8 a. m. until 9 p. m. for en- roliment of new voters, :and transfers of those who Have moved since ‘he November election. The latter should ‘+r in the precincts where now live, and their names be stricken off in in the ee ED the proc- will former precincts, of revision. The registration primary of March 11, and election of April 5, at which the President and 14 members of the Board of Aldermen and members of the Board of will be elected. MOTHER OF 10 CHILDREN ess the ? the is for four 1409 43 UCaLION, i Charges i the difficulty in prosecuting horse | |} John W. C ||! cigar store at 1403 North || tect! DIES FROM BITE OF DOG Mrs. S. JV. Dubois of Ashley, Was Attached When She Went to Aid Little Ones, Post-Dispatch INON. unpois of ! Feb. 23. Ashley Marv’s Hospi- Ashley phvyst victim o Jan. iorning in St. jana the woman a to the bite of a dog dog attackec to th bitten. the went severely J. O. Well She wa: came other about cre) ance 6) On nae A — c+ 4 cA 4 Paa ’ As ptoms lrophobia nees it is reported. ; +} iren FAREWELL DINNER TO NEWTON wiruppawal I-niogizes Retiring Reed St. saul Congressman. Y) WASH INGTON. (Slevelan A. Newt of on who will from C present 4 sion, was the rues if honor Missouri Sen- War Dwicht Dr. Alfred nister to the United of louis inese Mi} and llogizing Newton as one of the + ¢ , . } } Ty ae t q st useful ‘ongress, Senator Reed declared . + promo de. , ' ‘done more fo g 1. ’ +- =. > injand waterways , veiopn en; { COOLIDGE MEETS JEWISH GROUP i mitted ¥ ~ aéier ? . | The prospet Live (it r1 fe EF eb. the American respects nd quot- as hav- WASHING 23.—A del- ; > . © OGay a ‘4 rd Xu - + yw Til., | ' case died | ‘| case, |again and were referred to ‘; ant Circuit eir res-| led Side | their Rep- }} ‘the navigable (. Gotwals, distri f | water apetiacin the Great Lakes system. members | | Court, . tensive bearing icommerce between S8St. Jewish | to |} hat the example of | Jews in this long way through- ny roa intolerance houl to- barring world. resident have taken in allers said, ligh regard can Jew would any other thing ‘onditions of Jews if iG WILL ENTERTAIN VETERANS Singers to Give Program §at Hospital at Barracks. bers. of “The Vagabond " , ¢ | TI pany Now giv ‘ playi ir. will Veteran's H: tomorrow afternoon entertain- Kleinecke, Olivero. Leona Riggs, sopranos; Hazel Miller, Evelyn Milley re sina Koch, dancers: { baritone, nd Harold laf Olson. The First and Original Cold and Grip Tablet Proven Safe for more than a Quarter of a Century as an effective remedy for COLDS, GRIP, INFLU- ENZA and as a Preventive. Price 30c. The box bears this signature ence 13S SG pee praised the posi- | 10 } | peated to President COLLEGE ELOPEMENT ENDS WITH DIVORCE Elizabeth McGirk Greene Wins Decree and Cus tody of Child. GAMBLING SQUAD SAYS BLIND MEN'S SALES ARRESTS ARE IN VAIN METHODS INVESTIGATED Congressman Informed moter, Who Can See, “Charity Appeal.” a ee ee ee ee Sidener Refused to Mrs. Handbook Evidence to Grand Jury. Give | ae between | Te | Elizabeth MeGirk Greene d with Francis D. Greene, , ‘Dp 1} . lecember, 1922, they were Salesman,” and “Paunee Bill, the in! noer, J 7 ‘sophomores at Washington Untl- Blind Tie Man,” both of 8t. Louls, | - sity. was granted a divores 5 ito sell ties to every man and DOY | ¢jrenif Wurdeman at Clay- Delmar/in the country, is being watched, today the custody of their the | with interest by Better Business, 2-year-old Flizabeth, |Bureaus in many cities and by) whom she since last Congressmen at Washington who! December. ‘have received inquiries from their, Mrs. Greene, who lives with her City De-| constituents, asking what !t’s all parents, Mr. and Mrs. Irvine A. placed a $2 bet on about. McGirk. at 211 North Taylor ave the race at} The St. Louis Better Business wood, alleged general in- Tijuana on that day, and received | Sure@u, in response to hundreds of | There was no contest, a a memorandum tab from Conley. |22e™es 28s advised one and all stipulation being filed in which When Conley was arrested, a aupli- | that “Nectle Tyler” in private life | Gre ne agreed to pay $49 a month : iis Ernest Howell and ‘“Paunee Bill” ifor the support of the daug cate tab was found on his person, 2 . the report said. and he was charged | is Samuel Fresberger, and thatiand a 5-week-old Sem Richard. with being custodian of a bet. | both are being used by companies | wap Greene alleged specifically Members of the squad laid the | which sell merchandise on a “char-j|that her husband was cruel to her, Mies Florence Wi igie, | 'tY appeal” basis | borrowed money from her, ert ircuit Attorney, the next | Called “Charity” Promotion. join her in social activities ane was taken under advise-| [hat Howell! and Presberger | rude and inhospitable to Jan. 14, seeking infor- jtually are blind is not thted. Rut i friends and associates. She alleged the disposition of the ithe local bureau says be-|that after their separation_ last called Miss Weigle |'2& in effect, as “blinds” for!September, her husband came to Assist- | Seeing backers, of whom is her parent’s home and took away Attorney I. Joel Wilson, » K,. Karchmer, who frequently | their daughter. Jan. 15 referred them to, ‘has “ihe nin difficul over his (Greene, now a construction en- Circuit Attorney Sidener. |“charity” promotions. i'gineer in Chicago, did not appear. On Jan. 28 the detectives report- Indication that legislation may | and nerd yey pinay in eo pr fn ner said he would lay | be proposed to restrict flooding na ag a ey 1@ oo pli case before the grand jury, and on the mails with unordered merchan- | and Sirs. A. “« cadiomerse oO lise. retailed in the name of char-/| Place, W ebster Groves. eb. 1, when they retureed with ity, is given in a letter received MONUMENT T0 ; ORA T HOMAS evid he dismissed them with the explanation that it was|’e>. 19 from Congressman Brooks not a case for the grand jury. | Fletcher at Washington, represent-| special to the Post-Dispatch. ing the Marion (0O.) district. He HERRIN, UL, eb 3.—-Work- men today finished setting a large AIDS RIVER monument at the grave here of asked for certain specific informa- tion. Gotwals Testifies Diversion Deepens | Ora Thomas, Deputy Sheriff, killed Mississippi 6 Inches. | ‘on-|in a pistol fight in which 8. Glenn cree rte SE “Pau- | Young. Ku Klux Klan raider, also eo | was killed in January, 1925. six inches is being eir}| Contributions for the erection of depth of the 4a ithe monument were received from iall parts of the country. Several ‘labor unions subscribed to the | fund. | The monument ts a granite block ‘weighing 14.000 pounds, six feet long and about five feet high, with the inscription “Thomas” on the the front and the name of. the name of the Stone Cutters’ Union ‘at Barre, Vt. on the side. This is iname of “Necktie Tyler.” A photo-|set on a rough stone base. This ot “r1yLer,:°6— 8 middle-aged | monument cost approximately man, is reproduced on the/ $2300 literature. Apparently Karchmer has found that “charity” pays well. He be- Mre ’ 7S ho e.ope to Chief of the police fam - ned A neck-and-neck race “Necktie Tyler the. Blind In a detailed report 7 Police bling squad Gerk today, while complai again of citing the case of 4662 arrested Dee. 30 in race bookmakers, Judge and daughte had not seen onley, ton boulevard Grand boulevard. According to the report, ve Maguire Escapade in sixth before Assistant € and it ment. on mation as to they ito day, f : ado they are 1se¢ on ised, one Jaco} ¢; who on ties the | ence, Fach Man Has Many Fimployes. The St 'gvressman Bill” and emploves at 517 had as ef ~ i ics if Louis bureau wrote ¢ Fletcher that the ompany employed 290 to 400 other Morgan street and SRO00 of on " > nee added to Missis- , rsion least ; tvpists iver through the from Lake Mi the matte ati one Grainage canal, “Necktie Tyler” °40 em- United state: ies - plove sat 1718 Washington avenue, Louis, testified to-) 214 the mails heavy day in the suit brought by Wi sin to prevent the Illinois sanitary rom further withd sippi R of water [illinois much as worth ahout engineer of St. | also is making ~ | With fiber silk ties. Karchmer is the sole owner of Mississippi Valley Knitting 'Mills, 1718 Washington avenue, which does business under the scon ict rawal of rhe hearings Hughes, Supreme bmitted ex- | bli 1ysical Upon resumption of the ‘harles — E. the today before ¢ master for Maj. Gotwals upon the pl Mississippi special] graph nd sales Woman, 60, Overcome By Gas. Mrs. Julia Graber, 60 vears old; of 4471 Page boulevard, ns acci- gan this Oct. 1 and on dentally overcome by gas at her Jan. credit statement home at 3 a. m, today. , She was showing 058, includ-| heating water on a gas stove and ble, $55,072.-| turned on more burners than she placed @tijignted. She was found by her husband, Abraham, and revived at City Hospital. ANDRUFF leads to falling hair and ultimate baldness. It can be quickly removed with Newbroys Herpicide Druggicte sell it - Barbers appl of the River | rnment’s dredging op- | the charts sub- aling with} elopment of Louis and! condition the Gove Among were several dé and erations. business 3 submitted a assets of $58. ‘ ‘accounts rece Net iva the mouth of the river. profit was lowans Appeal for Farm Bill. By the Associaied Pre WASHINGTON, approval of Haugen farm relief has advised persons merchandise are under no ob- k, but merely for. The bure receiving yy mall that au unordered they ion to mail it it aside unti! called F eb. 23.—Pleas|* the McNary- | ; bill were re-j- Coolidge today | t by Senator Stewart and Represent- | ative Cole (Reps.), Iowa, and Charles A. Rawson, Republican na- tional committeeman from that Sunday law in Chile provides that aleoholic drinks be sold in| “$65 > A fee, } 2 > e > a Q xr. | : State. After the conference, Sten | public pla art said he had not ces only if served rith a received on} inkling of how the President would for igat o put Liquor Only With Food. SANTIAGO, Chile, Feb. 22.—A Ss & may | food The Aluminum File Guide with Adjustable Tabs eau filing costs —cuts down the number of guides neces- sary by 30 to 40%—elim- inates broken tabs and guides—and adapts itself perfectly to the individ- ual needs of any index- ing system. Let one of our os foes give you th inute Kl ncn i Write or telephone. ALUMINUM COMPANY OF AMERICA 1825. Boatmen’s Bank Building Phone GArfield 3592 or 3593 Lady Mary by Towte The Lady Mary pat- tern, quietly dignified, of early English motif. In Sets of Six Teaspoons ... Dinner Knives. Dinner Forks. Other Phos Attra vely Pric CwD BOLLAND’S Lecust at Tenth Jewelers fer 79 Years - - SP? Louw Le~gert ‘Women «beesty a Sap bl eeeee Month-End Clean-Up of 275 Spring Sport Hats ¢ From Higher-Priced Lines } . new straws, Milan hemp, hraids lustrous felts. | all-inclusive group. . Py Swiss azure, lap azure br -ombinations and soon. Newest shapes in such shades as gooseberry, sand, monkey skin, new blues, ereens and black. Large and small head sizes. No re- turns, refunds or exchanges, please. eer aa 8s HERE ALUTTTTTI Pourth FPloor—Broadwe: Ss euwerlHOMAS W. GARLAND, Inc.—Sixth St. Thru to Broadway—Between Locust & Se. Charles J / Rn CSS | ~ > SOR eee y ee 3 erento mes Re ROO pee con renee: ae me oe na nabders sap pd OPEN MOTE pleat + “ame 2 AN LE IPR TR ENN RSE ENT NEC RNIRRE — SPs OR, ay ann epee mith Aa EES AEE NON A. AE RING PNR AI RRR AE ALL NOAEN CS AN NNN CEB Ait tly PRET T ORE: lle ea OL RELA AOI RES! Oe SII AEN Le AS RRO IRE TNE PS NN Ny BI I AMON en ns ee ie ae Mente, ow mae ener on - —_ 2 wie en . ORS. 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Pieter recent ee ee 7 dogs by seal Pega ns li wa 2 taniandcet et alee ice ——— ee ee . * to Sad ‘ ann op agri vey ye +e apenguen by ee ee ee ee ee 5 a an ties. Pastries INGA yates 5 anid tote ae ; J Ped Ssn. tite pale Ahi a. oe arte # Biche op Nn ile. + SaaS PRR ae aS tee ‘a “ er eae iene Sa eee NIN OG i ° ee 4st Seber tN REE ~ RO ei Nigra odd Mg se SST YR gn RAE TE go aie ogni he PAGE 4 say = page ‘cr phone gore pumps and colonials of patent, tan. in and combina- tions: 8 Unusual $1 Specials — Muslin, 9 9 Yards for $I thea 35- ined Ww i rf 7. — , —~ O zz 2 GG, -OurtgsS, fabric : eae. Men’ $ Kerchiels, 25 for $1 a nso > the shades. sizes 3 to in. the lot. New H andba as Pouch or tai- lored styles of new Nemoursa which will give splen- did service: black, tan and new high bowenataten Seana Imported Pongee, 2 Yis., $1 Shop Here Thursday—Extraordinary Values in Every Department on SAVINGS Day —DowNnsTAIRS See Card Table Covers at Fancy Dupont Co ers with fancy cael pocket to hold bri dge Dad red. blue. green and b! lack. Rainproof Ulealing at Women’s Rainbroof Umbrellas m: stronz fran fancy ae... Household peg 3 for Of gum rubber wi desien on fronts boun th tape: large as- = ce et Tae hs) . ot = aa : :s Men’ s Bib Overalls at $1 00 nore * =1 i) Boys’ Play Suits, 2 for 31 00 Boys’ Lined Knickers at $1 +1: 4%, ey ! ' : | | | ‘2S & oe ” re oe “a #1 i cota a met +> e* a4 [) fensatt { ose "= Extra!—700 New Spring Dresses O” Outstanding Values at rchasecd SPECTALLY pt astern—etatmfacturers Ot Fashioned of crepe and crepe de chine. very hi gh/c haracter. gette, fiat They are in the newest ideas in greens, tans, roses, Sizes 16 to 50. ‘AWwnetantee Staee 4) * — 2 + ~*~ oon erieee i} TT WJresses of latest st vyie—have the trimmings. navy blue and black. CGeor- Come in 45-In. Fringed Panels $1 Each Shadow lace Panels in sev- eral attractive allover patterns —scalloped bot- toms finished with a deep rayon tringe. OWnstaire Stare } . + Savings Day Special A MOST vallle-giving event tor Savings Day is this group of new Spring Hats that we are offering at tts exceptionally low price. All the newest Spring fashions in a! the new c ncludi ng black and whit combinations Of silk-and-straw—suit- able tor miss, young woman and matron. Lownetalirs Store. ) O1roers in Brussels Carpet, Yard Prints 2a FR Y? | Dress Gingham, 8 Yards 36- Inch cnmergeee: 4 Yards eo .00 _ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH _ “Leader” 3 oe SAME good q tee, freshie’ nal i this sale; coma in whole bean or ground fe te or boili ilor C. O. D. orders Ho Unusual Values Are: Will Be He Window Shades | 2 for97¢ Holland ° and oil opaque Shades mount- ed on guaran- teed rollers: light and dark ecru, green, lin- ———— en and blue: | y | mill rejects. “ (Downstairs Store) Bath stool, $1.00 e White enameled S§tool with rubbet-tipped iegs. . V entilators, Two for $1 Fresh air window Venti-. lators with adjustable metal frame, 11x39 inches. ¢ Mop-Wringer and Bucket, $1 Metal Wringer for wring- ing water Mop, compen with ro-quart water Bucket./@ $10.00 One and two trouser Suits, broken assort- ment of our better Suits: may be had in + aS | sizes 31 to 38 ine . | only. Ai q | F pare C howell $1 Kasil ly clamped to table; cuts fine, coon or media Lownsiairs siere) | Little Boys’ Suits | a et | Curtain Stretcher, 51 — Adjustable frame, size 5x87 feet with stationary pins. : ) | 7 { sizes 3 to 8 in| - | the group, =§s O-Cedar Duster Downstairs Stera) > Two for $1 a Large-size dust- absorbing» ' 1 a Dusters. '\ NE ENE p -BU Boys’ Woolen Longies These are just like dad's: come in new Spring patterns . hae i . ae i and have En- i : a glish cuff bot- ' ; toms; sizes I! to 17 years. (Downstairs ee Plate, $1 Burn” Hotplate food and utensiis. 7 ‘Never 7 Meee Store.) Universal Flue, $1 7 Fits on any gas rfange; vent : keeps the walls trea] ' from grease and dirt. percale, ma dras fabrics? and faney terns; to Is limited tity. ‘ Downstairs Stere) = Of tweed, plaids and mixtures. plain, others fur trimmed; satin de chine lined. There is a good assortment of styles tor the miss and woman for street. ness and sport wear. Extra !—250 New ? Exceptional Values at ISE indeed is the miss or woman who selects a Spring Coat from this group of 250 Coats. fords a saving out of the ordinary. The unusual low price af- some busi- Sizes 16 to 46. ‘Downatairs Store a eA Ce ce eR a

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__ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH_ -_- —ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH___ WEDNESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 23, 1927 tnt mn S22 aS SS —- ee — : _eenestancte ananent nr ee ~ nm % with complete riggings and sails, make a very in- teresting and attractive ornament. for the living-room AME good quali ali S fee, fresh] q ty Cof. | table or mantelpiece. This-is an unusually low price ; esnly roasted ¢ Ship Model ie Sale: come “ ror for such handsome Ship Models. , S inthe (Oriental Bazaar—Fifth Floor.) whole bean or ground for | percolating or boiling; no | § mail or C. O. D. orders filled | IRE at ~~? EO AY ret ws . ; u hag ene v - nh or ne Rit ee SF eubetiitenee-ccmainginsetmin: artied ae eae ae — wren waning ” 2 LE SS TS EP REN AMBER A A OE RET BIT MIN: gO SEE CERI NE RR ore PRB SAD PO LEENA ROTO» eR eI SE Nig eH SR OITA 88 yea yas a &- . ; a el | | Dollar Sale of — Housewares ‘Tom SAWYER Shirts and Blouses W; | a Unusual Values Are Offered in This Important Event Which | indow Shades | Will Be Held Thursd Vi , Many Are F . . ursday on Our Fifth Floor any 3 All Are lag Spring Fabrics and Paine Annual February Sale Offers 9600 Boys’ Samples Values 2 for97¢ i Saleem’ Extraordinary sctine Reed PREGINNING next oil opaque | ap ae | an § | 5 ; od on Siaren. > = } 1 ie) | HHH The importance of our sale of Tom Sawyer Shirts and NAY | TSS rs parang imes cece teed rollers; | til bee WS | LR - Blouses is well-known to the mothers of boys in St. Louis; AUHHG) \ VIHAR ne asad ch eted “a light and dark | Bath Stool, $1.00 Wash Tub and Two | __—siReegister Shield, $1 9600 garments, embracing large assortments of salesmen’s A LL Springtime and all. the ecru, green, lin- —S Thi i led tool ratc @ | : . . | i ; ; “e. g in White enameled Stoo Buckets, $1 | Choice of Shields for wall samples and manufacturers’ odd lots, afford impressive sav- y/ 4. HAR Aae fascinating accessories en and blue; : with rubber-tipped legs. ' Large No Was | . ; ; 4 NO. 3 ash Tub |! or floor hot-air r ters. ° ° . . ) mill rejects, , _ = uy and 2 galvanized Buckets. — ings at the low price of 69c. They all have collar attached with eae hey ty be ownstairs Store} Soe | OC | to RE and long sleeves and are fashioned of durable fabrics. Blouse , SOG), AREER UD LAE menteenagiaan a | lis y ‘ee = sizes 6 to 16; Shirt sizes 12 to 1414. Buy a season’s supply. fj GASES NA Nes erat sp!) paseo to obtain ex- Fe WA . SraHas I pert style-advice. Holland and . a x _ yh “ « aa . ~ AP LOR ROTOR AOR OE ORCL CE NN OIE TOE AGA AOE NI NA a ss 2 eomrymie rents ba 3 vay or ee eee gS : . 1 j | ee | Shee . SEA? | ° MAY : 3 Lh | 95c Ea : Ventilators, Two for $1. WS ayer B | Wash Bench, $1 7 All of Excellent Materials— Vt Meares ~ es. wear Duals + Fresh air window Venti- | _ Strongly made in folding : AYA | Heavy-weight lators with adjustable metal ! Medium-size Basket of | style; will hold 2 tubs. English Broadcloth Woven Madras 2 . x iA 4 —disp g arm ents -Sogodr Break- frame, 11x39 inches. | willow; strong side handles. | we - = ~ boll te os mrss Siwy " * 3 shy ae ¥ ae « ne ft i n : sy eee d i ‘ 4 r ” we e att et «iy Raat Se Ee ea 2 . he a ee we Kae tat anid rs a, ~ fos eee es cos ee romet om. eo a ee Pe ee Se ee ae eee ie ar: eae tig py en ea a - bs a = Sas Os puta ees Re se Metal Wringer for wring- Hospital Toilet Paper heavy steel frame. : ing water Mop, complete I5 Rk ' ° 3 15 Rolls for $1 Yo Men’ with ro-quart water Bucket. UN en s Suits 1000-sheet rolls of this j ; , y\e 1y " 4 3 Vs high-grade Tissue Paper. Se Xo / I} 6 iy “ ff AN 30% $10 00 3 ,2 ) Buying limit 15 rolls to (ry . HY, Oe OY) «(et see, per Ne) $ 95 ° chi . | WD KS each customer. | 1 : BAN WIL Te H, PhS : K Vor ” eS ~ = | a7, s = x yy Wey Voigt ¥, a%2”, ; Me) viy : at : ————— Window Refrigerator, $1 | | ors, in sizes 15, 16 and 17. - | 6-gal. Garbage Can, $1.00 . | (Lingerie—Second Floor.) Trash Burner .....-$1.00 Cake Covers .......$1.00 | ws Alo Ss } Rayon Bloomers Lamb Mold, 2 sections, $r | S y | I Rubber Sink Mats...§1.00 hl =F Sas Mass Ga $1.43 te Curtain Stretcher, $1 Air Moistener, 2 for $1.00 — — ny ee a - Bloomers tailored of : Bread Board & Knife.$r Four for $1 : superfine quality rayon Weli-made two-way screw are well made, and rein- forced to give service; Plugs; give double service. a . m ‘ Sataied alaiaane ane T'hursday—A Special Selling ot a tae ae Adjustable frame, size 5x8 : feet with stationary pins. Chamois, 16x23 in....$7.00 Waffle Mold, No. 7, $1.00 Have cordu- lovely pastel shades. roy pants with woolen or washable tops; also some soil- ed wash Suits; sizes 3 to 8 in the group. O-Cedar Duster Bre 4 , — | oa . a eed LEA | " = — —_—— : ee eee 4 a ee “se 4 fis A eke ~*~ ——s :. 1) Extension Cord (Knitwear—second Floor.) New Spring Millinery Chiffon Silk: Hosiery Two for $1 Emphasizing the Superior Variety and Values Featured at (Downstairs Store.) Two for $1 ad | Pantry Set, Sl 2 10-ft. Extension Cords a Large-size dust-absorbing hand Dusters. Containers for cake, flour, complete with brass sockets. . . ~Y . . | | coffee, sugar, tea. in a Sale at Special Prices ? . : oe | PP | x Boys’ Woolen Longies NEVER-BURN cane By SE ADA Hand-Crochet Straws Embroidered Hats $14 .0 | 7 o a | Bil A : So +A IAS Painted Crochets Silk-and-Straw Hats aes ae $1 .00 e f Sa eee | ma a SLT 4 Milan-and-Satin Hats Black-and-White Hats : : ee ae ne With Slight Irregularities, Offered . ao Sy ODA Novelty Straws ee A truly remarkable value These are g mae gah SS Se a AO English Felt Hats Hats for Misses —sheer fine Chiffon Hose.’ just like dad’s; : Hot Plate. $1 —— i Combin ston Outtit, $1 full fashioned of pure - come in new Bassinet, Ss] Consisting of dish-drainer, th d silk f t to t “Never Burn” Hotplate strainer, egg beater, cook- “one = — op SS reinforced with double sole Sprin atterns - Se mor Fae En- protects food and utensils. Strong splint cage with | ing fork and cake turner. : Ya “Wi : ’ ~ handles; ideal for baby. | An event that will make many new friends for our $6.75 Millinery group! and high-spliced heel. - | glish cuff bot- fia toms; sizes 11 Five hundred new Hats will bring you COMPLETE varieties of Spring modes oe —the newest, the smartest of the season. Our Millinery Salon, you know, makes Light Service (Downstairs . ) | | v 8A 2, Sa , SZ a special feature of presenting the new fashions always at $6.75—and Thurs- Weight, $1.19 - | day’s event will demonstrate the wisdom of investigating these selections Beaute sat de quality are combined: in these Hose for gencral - ~~ > — a / 4 a i ee Te ne, =. ~— a t AP Oo ee Alger. cme Nem Ce i) ter \\ se pm" Boys’ School Blouses | Universal Flue, $1 . — Wall Duster, $1 whenever you seek a new Hat. oys oo! DioUs | ial eal le waa | lothesline and Reel, $1 Fintty wool Stil Dente. | | : these” Howe “for general f | i vent; keeps the walls free Revolving Reel with 100 with long handle. Imported Felt Hats, made in England especially for Stix, Baer & Fuller, loned of sens Geaak Gel 16 : sere nh aaaamiaamen Toa are a special feature of the group. Hats for the smart matron, Hats ior from top.to toe, reinforced. from grease and dirt. the debutante; in small-to-large head szes, provide ample choice for all. (Hosiery: Dest: an8 Seema (Third Fioo: Main Floor.) Collar-attach- ed and_ sport neck models of percale, ma- “: Exceptional Values at in a Wide Variety of Mate- rials and Styles Are Offered at Poster Pillows in many subjects ° . So LN) 3-Piece Buffet Sets, stamped on linen ete | , ee. S rin Coats : - XP XYNE NN Metal Braid, ruching and fringe, 10 yards : i | - Hh This event is prominent in our February sales calen- p g | TT |, /)" VA Stamped Aprons of unbleached muslin, 4 for ...$/.00 dar—it presents new merchandise of extremely de- | . . | Stamped Tea Towels with colored borders, 4 for $1.00 sirable character at “an unusually low price. The e a nH & NG fe: ) ) “ty .j PA ty AA Stamped Bath Towels, large, colored borders, 2, $1.00 ID lI ~ ] { , t- s\</ \ ji Ss weanvecnoresy Flapper Doll, cotton sateen body; fluffy hair. .$1.00 Oliar Sale O offering represents a special purchase at an unusua e : price concession. All of the Pajamas are well tailored, x eT) TT hi ee Stamped 54-in. Luncheon Cloth and 6 napkins. . $1.00 d D ll , SS feet , hy rte ) ’ Riiapad Sash Curtains, white basket weave, 3, $1.00 Toys an O S full cut and attractively trimmed. White, solid colors, Imported Tapestry Scarfs, 12x45 inches slightly soiled and shopworn. Included are: Imported Broadcloth Round-Neck Style ty . B Stenciled Card Table Covers, of pebble cloth. .$1.00 stripes or new novelty effects; all sizes. n who WV hy . . . | SX Stamped Unbleached Muslin Spread group NY leg : ; on we ! — | : | ; , , assorted shapes and sizes : on ty ela nen ex ee tetenmed aor 2 for . Famlee Dolls, each ......-.+++--- Domestic Broadcloth -Neck Style ey , . eee pany Sells, seem " Jacquard-Figured Broadcloth Shawl Collar Mechanical Trains, éathe... 04 some | 1s ae Imported Tea Set -. Fine-Count Percales Roll Collar as : Bags, 8-pocket style, 2 for ‘ Moving Picture Apparatus .. -- . . ene Shoe r, . Large Stuffed Animals Madras Slipover Middy chine : | . A : ? . Decorated Glass Novelties and Vases Tiahene Mélie......-. styles ev euisiks alte : orted colors, 2 for ‘ . —n- | Sates Dell eostes dee pincushions, etc., 2 for. .$1.00 7 ee aed The Savings Are Worthy of Every Man’s Attention » t ste ere Children’s Dresses, stamped pti ie <4 — — oe br aeons Floor.) (Men's Furmitshings and Square 18 —-Main Floor.) (Art Needlework—Second Floor, and Thrift Avenue—Malin F1.) - A special group of Toys and Dolls is of- fered at this low price because they are

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PAGE 6 “ | ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH__._—=—=—=——SSSSsSSMSW WEDNESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 23, 1927 _— ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH == =i = | |. . & at Conference. : . “ ted Press. DY OFFIGAL SAIS | oe WUDGE SANCTIONED} | Sr One Sexuggs Uanilewoor-amey ° = SAVE ii Doll | UNDERCOVER P LO] oe a | ~ Olive and Locust, From Ninth to Tenth | = , WASH : NG | Store Hours: ‘Daily 9. -00 to 5: 30—Saturday 9:00 to 6:00 seca 3 $2.50 to $3.50 |__ —— | Art Need R. Q. Merrick Testifies Be- | Men’s Shirts | = : 50-Inch — = , | | Card Table Cae Icom ffering «warn fore House Committee as | Negligee Shirts, mostly | | | oe | | : | | BAe 2* ee sapes to tie. Sama og for = imited x neckband, some collar | ) - nai 2 | | 7 ae... gan oe | ¢€a@ tor for@eln as fe eee Ch Ag inst Frank | attached; slightly mussed. | ” epee a i | ia & | Draper! y Tattfeta | Slee, > embroidery. 2? | | | = to arges ains | Sharp reduction for im- | ; €. j a | A : : ~ . ] OE hes ; 7 ; Sta 4 ial A Few of 7 k | mediate disposal. $2.50 RSs. \ c 2 | &J9°0 e “ ee 4 ae, | bronze. amber, , cylinder pea nent is being scught by; - "4 eee 7 lf Ly blue, red, navy and Rs pre ieseties La Guardia (Rep. Handkerchiefs | V Nn) mm”. 1 11 eC = | - se. a | colors. Large bunches #. Use the Wa of New York, who alleges that the | Color-bordered initial- | ac At - 1 1 >" OO , — ! ae a 7 _ : is — , eac and we wil | 10) —— $I - «f already paid Judge broke the law by conspiring | ed Handkerchiefs in a i Washer in stock with prohibition agents to entrap ' Jarge selection o rac- | | ( . ae clas ak beeeers. | Hand Carved and Upholstered in Mohair Lace Panel Curtains Seer cesiall Seu | ? tf ooner operat fons in New York. per'’s law violators. " cial tive colors and borders. (“hairman Graham sald tne com- iets ~- } } 25¢ for $1 Two-tone shadow lace, closely woven filet or shadow case- in print and floral @& mittee had decided to require La See I in our le i is fine two-piece Suite with beau- . : es ) ; Guardia to stay strictly within the } Value od [* mcipetete tr Pas February Sal esd this f nd P aon 3 3 ; ment weaves in exceptionally fine quality. Allover and panel S! -_ Including center risecei Ui ‘ = Lc. wie eu bad aieatiamatins oe : ' ** , — co . -~ 2 . . : , =e. , Me: | | . and the sehewnilie cushions have linen frieze on one side. Fine con- Regularly $3 75 each aii limits of his impeachment resolu- and high-grade materials have been used throughout. Regu- ‘adv to show misconduct on Judge y n had : n a ee 1 P ; , ' Y >} rma ? ' ' : 1} f S} ~ Ra on Panels 1 light go: d Ss 2 es aa’ ad ha : + ‘+ in lue. pink and white. Cooper's part “entirely outside ot specolia Hair |; © : prohibtion matters | Nets | trimmed with deep bullion fringe to match. ¢, Ry | 12x16 inches or. xg + . mrenares show at | | -inch T am prepa . es oC 2. ‘a Regularly $3.25 each. Each .. . : —e round 7 rms - _ gizes $] abuse of power,” ! said, ‘and this office,’ Guardia said he was rien La niitiiemeniiiiess one Fringe and cap style. | G-"> 3 manifest unfitness for t All colors except white | — 5) FD Panel Curtains in an exceptionally fine, large group show- | a dle ; Graham said the proceet and gray. Limit 2 dozen Se 7 5 , o4 : Gow DY 3a . bition mat atters with Judge Cooper. Al-Lon Shoe | iN ny iQ. | \ ee TS ray Consisting of Curtains, Valance and Tie-Backs | Black enamel Boston who sugested that Merrick at- f[ Bags im 4 Cin | 8 Rs te temp t highers-ups in ie : . 5 . emit to. ge flourishing ups North E:ght-Pocket — . a . > pa . —~ 3 Special, $1.65 Special, $3.65 | veniently light. With two Bar| ae | Floral an | , re ; Regularly $2.00 Set Regularly $4.85 Set | handles and rub- $I patterns. zg i : 3 Sheer voile, decorated Fine grenadine of heavy. | berized lining . : as on door. | Boudoir Chair. Console Table with mirror This Occasional 1! most attractively with col- Sonia quality, made extra i Child imposing fines without an 3 Sends tueiad avelets 4 ee A: | to match, eg pemetitul — of umwood in ma ly fin ored ruffles of rose, blue, wide oclt veld: Wiete | LUnlarens Cases — ‘ey — + amgeenge = om Nations Micp—-First Floor. |] Stuffed, covered in onl gall design. 0 _ ~~ Geen the — oe oh with contrasting with 72-inch valance and tie- | Small juvenile size aks noe be aeuested | | damasks, see an Aiea saoeeres te sciealaoahiiiads,” Boa. a backs trimmed to match. _ Cases of black enamel “En lours, in charming colors. Console $2? 5() ularly $39.75, $29 50) Special, $1.98 Set ) =~ on handle. SI oad ; a7 Special, $4.95 : , ‘I told him.” Merrick said at : | I to had trouble with my agents, Garment Covers Spe- ve $16.7 75 Mirror $17.75 oy A~ Oval Top End $6 75 Regularly $2.50 to $2.75 ’ . Luggage ‘shop— one of whom — ld out to the doot- Single Garment Covers ) ey _— qaa jure would teats nase —" a rg : } ‘ : leggers I said that we cou! get in cretonne patterns. Table. reg. $8.50 wae ae new oe an nee et Ponda from W lah gton. buy auto- Light and dark - : , : cs . checked designs, all extra _ golid colors or natural back or Os- ve. bemalesty $2.2 a Only three more days ot the February Sale! Especially at- wide. Also fine grenadine ground with colored woven iD» ua Ti ~ ms a . . . . : Pa teoana { ES it ABO Hage tractive prices have been placed on this merchandise for this with plain ruffles. All with figures. Plain or cantrast- S : Ca , ‘ Tar o HOTLio?} s = 2 oo i - . } , 72-INc} 2nc segested we go a 8 | month only. Take advantage of the last three days. tie-backs. ing ¢coolrs. 72-inch valance. | cwing Ses ‘urtain and Drapery Shop—Fourth Floo | Sewing Cases and Sew- and sell liquor to wholesalers, — - 3 ; et them in that way for con- Pee te ee uel oT. - « . : mae 500 Dozen Cups eee ing Rolls in leather. Spe ) 33 ee aeons ——— —~ nena ime ctally priced for | nRayon —— Sus penders. S ied SMELT a AI RP A Rigs tt Shot ™ mae vine seinen neetiesinrarillas mobil:a and buy and sell liqu tensibiv as bootleggers. MONE OTN Le Pig SSR GAS, Partie Pe ae 0 eA 4 “« : 7 oe ; ‘“ bs Ta 4 ee ent | and Saucers | | Thursday. ) : Ce Mtiahideton to chtals the 0} sigh . gage imported 297 R S ! f gular and extra long. ae ee s— Specially Priced = Last Three D | Vanity ae a r ake ind other officers. They | me thi ing for moons mB OY Us Dp 1 VY T1 ast ree ays | Vanity a in a vari- ayer ee at ) ati PERG tl sti ‘ , ety of pretty colored “S i, & and $1 00 dge Cooper would back them up ' e day | e P a. : =e et |? ae ee ‘ary Sale. New, attractive Rugs of excellent | Neckwear > I wail ome act 2 I i { PT rexr “SS «> si : ~ it ~ oo om . . , | EN ge TN quality at such extremely low prices, | FreeSetofAttachmentsWithFloor | Memo Books wd ia a aoe a | vf ; oe a | ro ee ons 75 Beverage Sets | iW Ls ce op = : : . Memo and Shoppin : € Glass | (2 off. ‘{\_ colors. Both Seamless Axminsters and Waxing Attachment . I Books, leather oat a Ties. Some are sec $ O ass Cs | ms fan Fringed Velvets are included at this re- Bescen oe zn $1 7 ‘ -d, and he then went aid the plan could be worked I | : ) ge a tg | only, | i ae paste ~. Specially bought for the last 3 days of Febru- Royal Cleaner Sale | —— —— which are charming designs and An assortment tooled. = + “— ; —?; iF - Clear white crystal. mm 7' : 4 | Say beaekiahte Ori : O ' / Te > | with very attractive en- | 2. ‘a + | erties | nM Specia erms | Small Leather Goods Giag graving. Set of pitcher | . FY | = ; | | Ce | 50c,60c & 75cH and six tall r2-ounce | . ad oa Size 9x12 Feet $ 00 | se “soma regularly ‘$I | .e8 ™ ; SRY V, ae Lown | se) | re | Ie. \ & ‘er bs CC al | ! irk MUXCUTES, WU = Sepak : . TA ie = y p : : ae ryons in Eick, solid colors” Balance in Month: Light oak "Chaise for | if id fancy patterns. Slight Payments children. Limited quam | § -onds. | tity Regularly $1.45 $I = . “hi ae - " . oe. = ' K a . , tt ene ; | Blankets and . £8 @ ABTS ae ‘> ae The Riek 3 lorsed by ‘oe SS. ee, | ee Good ica . Card and Board Games . $1.00 and $1.50 Bedspreads 3 = : oe er ‘necisiiy Priced ong Tribun s canigi an and an assortment of Specially Priced roup Axminster One Lot Rubber Door -O Or ; p ae 'P: P] i adetiinth and sewing Sets. Hosier y .F riscliia roving 4 4 S sepeees ; . agreed to between himself a ..% oe : ’ Oe yon Bedspreads. ant et Shean baie Mats of fine quality, size ) , = a Regularly $1.25 to ’ ra } cet ra tiality : r? 7 } » 2, > AN r * « AA =e Se Bes Farm anc Home ee iOTl. or Rie. pie $I Situation tn Northe: 7 rie . sii — as J- ‘ . x5 in h 4 18x30 inches. Bs euareieen: —— 2 . Sr co ; 2 for 6 ee: He said he never discu cal a size. cru iu tet - + O45 ee oe il ; o. . : a Lead ers of th ie Wo 2 Rez! rete i eeu mixtures. y : | lar! _ Special, 85c Special, $1.00 : “ | Shop—Downstairm Sites and = ry I : ou | iack, niain colors an ancy judg: eens an) dyst oe eer ae roid. ula iy 50 : ' arrests resultin; from th. nde tO 50, ee : ¥ , ; a pear me ae 2e- : 3 ‘light Rug Shop—and Select Rugs and Linoleum ; : patterns. Slight seconds. Cover pian befo tha 4 epe Wore lidi = brought to tri: With Certainty of Satistaction . : teld 7500 | . ae a elles, BA epesines - | Handkerchiefs ing! LZ | Women's agent ic and $1.00 CORDELL HULL APPEALS FOR UNITED DEMOCRACY || a2 Fol Reewiarly | | cauehen et lene sens Suggests Rallying Cry, “bversy thing S nei 7 ~ sagrsca | wee : ~ “ys , os ery for the Cause, Nothing for wd pp N 3) ba ahr , Us 1B) ene sng 3 ee “eee Bap 3 soiled samy ates, rhite 7 ! - , oF aw z ar ‘ks with mock seams, silk TOPEKA. Kan. F : ‘ae m| nad : ‘ Prex “TV a oe i ia . mixtures and wools. Black & $ iaestic patty tauet unite in 2 size. Regul: : om | We — os | kerchiefs, hemstitched fancy patterns. Slight seconds. epirit ef m utual conce on } 937-50, Special . ' a : — £ | w and wide hems. is to fulfill its responsibilities tn a | | 4 (J ei ie 3 catty soiled. £ 5 $l we government of two mai nolitica!l ae } lly Wister Crink! LN Lys | \ , a 4 ag || regularly 35c, $2.00 and $2.50 sraups, declared Cordell Hull, Te: ypreads, full size. lue. ~— NS 3 4 pis ety | Handkerchief Shop— ‘ i rea ) Blue ze . 4 : | First Fioer Pajamas nessee Cong: Democratic ation: »}y wan ir 3.00. | Ae s é e idr eS ); ,? 22 . i A ns . A. \ a i P ; Washington .* yp : | | Wilson Bros. samples and emstitched sight seconds. ONE RA aes ¥ a h £5 ahnane . om - - ga he ee Sof Pe a De ARTI ces «i Wahine BARES iy ean ohh viomaale ek ee s + eis oF eo base oS "a aia nr GN apa Hite eg si EP” Seeers ae Shyer oo fies hee bee A = g > * % F _ a 4 ¥ 4 & “ "i a e” = >. 4 ‘ P gone) me 2 fe - Fe .= 6 “ +2 : " : me 3 Sof 3 cs { f ; . t i | ; ; = . i : : a — = o : r % ; i. 2 a = ie t ’ i : a. oF . i ee : : N oa & id ¢ m2? id 3 . Pes ; « ‘ ‘ w | Z ; ue ; / i |? ~ 4 nm . z * 2 ; 7 , ; f y *, rt eo % r nde ~ 5 ae 4 x ¥ : » Bi ‘2 : ie 3 ‘ 4 7% s 4 : : a ae) i ’ bd awe 3 ‘ oo z= ; 1 3 : 7 - 4 : } f 3 ’ > % : e ; + 25 5 Ste i + ¢ ae : we 4 > ; ae A 2 r rs ; ae e * : ‘ : ) Lé r : F - [3 _* $ - . ; Be e a t v -) % é 7% 4 a - - 4 ‘ g : . % ey Ps : é “> 7 ‘ ‘ ; ; f $ ¥ : 4 2 r 3 ee é i bd ra : : Pe : - » - +o : i '% s § & £ 4 4 F a - * - t ‘ 5 : ee 7 a ‘ 2 i FEL J a : Bs 7 rf & . 2 : é ; 7 . , ¥ 2 - : ) a x ; ze 4g 7 ; 3 e * -F a ¥ (ee 5 y © q - “b _f - *: - : 4 * 7 id 3 : : z a ! a x) = 4 q . 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F 3 BS ry! 4 { 5, 4 . * y . ’ ~ . 2 & Rew % ~ 4 S. d : ss SE ” s f - a 5 ; ag bd AY . a > 4 4 7 &¢ 4 > & } 7 Phe 2 . = i Y 3 SE. & a J 7 P4 - + 4 e : £ . “= - ¥ * . ee 4 ‘ ’ ‘ A ? q s ¥ zee ’ t. a s. @ } 3 A a¢ : : } v ‘ .o 25 : 4 a 3% “ ' e .. ? . 4 $ - ¢ . 5 : ‘ ROTI Washington day sas Dermocrats '? so1ied Samples white ; «= a s' s sae > : . “~\ . _—_ ; _ cima . - “ 2 . . ~ “J at . > ne | “The Democrat! rt his mived Blankets. a oe Sl ° — : asae NN : + . > . » ger than ar\ One \= > toe. 7 ihe Peet + a eat OA SHEN Y Meme 00 Mite - SPA gaae PT) 5 ame A " gigipummemendecerisom tet een : NE LS PO A) Dana ad Ba i me wg my a 3 a name Soa a * 7 ink, , , yel 7 | —— | lavender cc $1.50, $1.75 and $2.00 kere $4 75 | SS ss ‘ . | Size 17x32 inches. ; sion and intelligent capacit = 4 extra-rine vualitv % . ry trom much higher priced groups. The Regularly $ 85 Sizes Pillowcases aK dthinistration with “the et It Sampie cotton Blan- N ar . i e} . = ' . See ¢ ee oe whe Wrecking ee a. size ranges are limited and an early $4.25 and $5 11%, to 2 De oe ie $2.00, $3.00 and $4.00 greatly emriching a segment of in- Slightly soiled. Size | “4 | NS | selection is advisable. f inches. Regu- fer “$i R 4uffl Prs if , larly aoe a a dustry.” The slogans of “econo. 56x80 inches. Regularly nN , ‘S rc : ny and “prosperity, ha trys ‘=T “4 $4.95. > _ - \. _ : Sh s h =" ONSIDER the rtormer price! The ae wer iaTf $ 9 ' . oes that are correct tor wear taken from the stock only this eveni: ng anc I -— — ¥ : Th r r 1 | bite : | ee K2 $ hg orale oa Blankets. Extra quality ~~ WS able later in the season. nureday. ; . on BAVENPORT. fa. Fea. 3: F cotton. Various styles | _ You would never expect to buy such splendid | Unbleached D. Draper. a salesman. was killed Regularly $6.so = t SS —~ . he a. was killed Se See | = footwear for : : vesterday when he opened fire o: special, eacn $3.95 ’ SS be Patent Colored Kid : | Muslin Miss. Rosemary Donohue, 18 years | 5 ) Calt Combinations Strap Slippers, patent leather Sh nd ta . — old, a ticket seller in a theater - § imported camel’s hair : ™ two-eyelet Ties Unbleached ngs in Draper. an admirer of the gir! Biankets Sam te om e | |. the we-inch widtl eg- . ; : lankets. mples in Yor ne 39-inch went to the ticket window and. af: various sizes. Regularly } The sale begins Thursday morning and The sizes from 2%, to 7 in this sale y - warily |? ¥és. $l re briet conversation with her S50 to $57.50. $29 a asts until Sadeaites atterncon—but shop early to ob- group are priced at $3. 85 y Oc yard - = eur shot ey ae . | " ee TH special - tain the most unusual values: | | Vandervoort'’s sirt ed to the back of the theater é . * : ; Vv ande rvoort < (*h; } dren @ Sho e Shan. r ; ‘Henn Heiser. theater dourman \ andervoort < Blanket ee ery Ort _ W (+Tyi ‘T} =~ sh ets Snon—Sereond Ela: = S x 3 a &e * ; , 7 o wop— fired two shots a! Draper At tas sh: : : a7 : second EF’) LOOT ; | wey , ame time the salesman turned the pistel on himself and fired wailiaie” Bros. , POR ages ae are = z ra eerste ere hed tent foci ze es anes es 3 sapien hit ; Cer “! ve + ae ee H.* = ee ee ee

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ay eee _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ WEDNESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 23, 1927 —— mt U. S. at Conference, 23. —The United sent has designated - ae os > ae “eee — “Special Values for One Dollar ~ : i ne ee a be Ot = ™ ee see wy: ey yt ks see ae ~ Par: ey i 5 a a . i ee phe + b 4 a ; - n ‘tad hy igh a —_— 7 : . : . — P : Qe sy) & a . A ih’ rahe 7 y AS . Mie . ™ ® .: Orem ity , age ~~ | | | + . One of th=m'! {$1.50 Wool Brush ‘the prison compound. ‘was wounded. Slueginge the two members of! engine crew, Ben Show, serv- ‘ing a term from Ford County for |rob ybery, and June Envart, serving lon 4 and B Ade A Few of These Bargains Are Shown Below: oe Te peeenlt, from Chere —”* Reg. |; County, mounted the cab and/'§ bags 3- “Cup Vacuume=:* $110 FOEN $40 started out of the compound. | ing S | Guards who saw the = slugging ings § winging * lc Single tub, cylinder type CQ .aoity te $30 | opened fire as Enyart seized the' and throttle and the locomotive pi . Y Copper tub, DER cylinder type ..$45 FOEN Copper tub A * F Swinging wringer, |slowly to pick up speed. Sha cylinder type cylinder type Double tuh, C0 dolly type .... FOEN was wounded in the hip, but thie FDEN Swinging wringer, A ~ r 'pair continueg in flight until the! * cylinder type Use the.Washer 30 days, and EASY TERMS. With a few return to us Prof. Thomas S. Adams of Yale | | $2.50 Kitchen $2.25 CerealSets double taxation on International meet in London April 4 to com- Locomotive Derailed and One Fugi- attractive | Dt itch LANSING, Kan... Feb. ne ot quantity). wall rack, complete, ON FLOOR SAMPLES AND USED ‘ ‘a commandeer’s locomotive faile ‘when the engine was derailed an ‘fire by guards brought surrender‘! of the two before they had cleare: sal ’ a Well made of fiber, in vart- plete the drafting of conventions as American representative on the = | TWO CONVICTS SEIZE ENGINE Clocks $ 5 | | business. Stix white semf- tive Is Wounded. When Kansas porestams 0ote ars. Cioves, nu . de corat! on, cra ® alls tN iattempt by two convicts to escape attractive colors—neatvly ~~ fAGE? REE TE Geta otic, wilt | to eliminate some of the forms of IN FUTILE ATTEMPT TO ESCAPE = 1 | . | Guards = Fire. In the SAVE MONEY M uANSING, "kaa carn eas THE STORE FOR ALL THE PEOPLE a ge . from the State prison here aboard $2.00 Magazine Racks Sale Price, on order to reduce our stock of negated and used Washers, we are Art Needlework Card Table C | Overs, g with tapes to tie. Stamp. | . ei a limitea time only, ast d offers you an op portunity of ‘bu ying a-good h od tae ' a ner at a low price. Every Washer has gone through our shop and the ? for $I is in good condition. Prices quoted subject to prior sale, embroidery. Stamped Breakfa st Cloths—54 inches long with simple em- $ | broidery patterns . Stamped Glass Towels in blue and red 6 for stripe patterns. $ | Cut Steel Beads in bunches 5 for at oe $1 Cut. Glass Beads, in bronze, amber, black. blue, red, navy and gold colors. Large bunches containing 10 skeing each | Ly say $1 or at Sanitas Luncheon Sets, in print and floral] de. signs. Including center- piece and four $1 mats Kapak Pillow Raa in blue, pink and white. ous Of washable ad ecornt ed Swinging wringer, cylinder type walla, epe val, ' sees HOUSEWARES | i No Telephone or C. O. D. Orders Filled ood | - cannot j —— C5; 3 tm wiht Sie ~~ fishbone wreath design. Goblets, Feb. 28.— | new Hotplate— $2.00 Carpet ra aie he via the | It makes any “) wine S 2 eee weepers many se single utensil Will clean rugs, thorough- $1.50 Relish Dishes act like a double no peace pact is necessary to the | boiler. and ly equipped with good bristle brush and rubber rollers. A taking to prevent future was. / * 6 h 14-gallon cans Campbell’s House 5 @ compartment, colored gtass r2x16 inches or 14-inch Paints; %- trays, fitted — org Se pee ee coe ’ P round -—=e5 re safety of the world, Dr. Nicholas | saves its dandy and handy sweeper — for ie —— sceammancmnaronact a - rn a | gallon cans me RR in nickel- sizes e $i aonn'iQtOeF=t Od wy NUR \ me AC: Pe AQAA LN To \\ ; ANY ob ) Ses J cam ppeil’s : =xi { Well braced with non- plated ae Se ewark ies c Rt \\ \\ \ wy ANY \\ ‘ ~S ~,* S\\ RY ‘|: a, i VY \ ‘on \ \ { . \\ X \\ ¢ ) \\\ g AN \X\\ XN \\ 2 | ' Flat Wall ' , ze f r frame, with Second Floor. + AY OS a A A inca eae A\\ ne \\“ Ye >. Www wah \\ Paint, odd col- | ‘ rust pins—for all curtains , top handle | AS N\ NAR SAY SON ANS AW OR \\ WY) \\ \\ \\ NY \ \ \ = | i J ; j ° . | > \\ A nc AN ASS WN Ws AN \\\\ A \\\ “ v4 Uh ANN b the \ \ | ors up to 4 feet in width to 8 : ; \\ \ \ AS \\) Hoe: 2 . \ \\ > YY | ar te , ° ue \ ’ NAA MN i F er : feet in length. eeeeeeeeste $ a § , 50c Glassware. was thrown from the track. Fine lead blown Glass with euft Swinging wringer, cylinder type - —— Urges eo Pact for U. S. ‘By the Associated Pre MILWAUKER, Wis. Subscription by America to | ‘principles and ideas of the Locar- | Copper tub, cylinder type engine struck a derail device ani} if not satisfactory, exceptions a small payment dowm®m will secure one of these machines. The balance in monthly payments. 418 K. SEVENTH Between Locust and St. Charities) and we will allow every penny already paid in on any other Washer in stock you may select yORTON ELECTRIC CO. | last night. Dr. Butler told his| Pa 7 a | audience that a continuance of | Re | America’s policy of isolation is | } } impairing the effectiveness of | ‘ | | $1.50 to $2.60 Paint | steps which European nations are 4o-gallon cans O1] Wood Stains, ht ae pray en Se Beanie meee +e Me we BP ar eee = te times lumbia University, declared here | over \ \\\ \ ANN Wy \ \\\\ ie ee oye re Sie nae at nk Taget haa . jg eat: ry He ap A rm 7 ¥ i ‘ tga ed | Murray Butler, president of Co-| Ah aauapaa AY " A\ \ WY’ \\ \\ \\ \\\ a \\ \\\ \\ S \\ WN \h \\ iva & AY SAY \\N ‘e N ‘gag LO A\\\ io ¢ harge Accounts: A \\\ \ COREE airs. ANS = ore Bs he A Senet eg 4 Boston Bags Black enamel Boston Bags made on a strong steel frame and yet con- veniently light. With two handles and rub- $I berized lining . - 9 Children’s Cases nippe a : : the table. Complete juvenile’ size with good Small , Fo ee! Ae". “ee os 4 of black ence | OREO SSA, PR ROO 6 Bevobs “oe oesd: : Ro Seet : 2; eres Bi. 2c =A Pt OT Ok Ae : : enamel on re ae oy ents eo et deo. ON “see “ae cy yt Ses Bo ay pee ee j= _ Cases § | ee pop bee ‘ “hale $1.50 Serving Trays 12%x18% nickel-plated rim, beautiful ‘colored center 4esigna, rua bber ber bot- tom, cor- ner tips. SEO GE OIE ONE Ny Nani My Ra te *s ch, bit ‘ at Fag Spe Se pk: wie “att — ieee : ¥ $1.75 Laundry Outfit 100 feet of. strong non-kink am Cc 10th esline, with four §&- foot clothes props—all for Something New A cute little pail made of genuine Cedar, Brass bound, to serve chipped ice in right on Thursday is the Subway’s as w Ae MR Ow oe Ce. ad . - aa * : ‘ow “ yen eo mite me ape ee es ee eee ek eae oe , ¥. rs ae Avate — a i with strong handle. 14-inch size ... Sh op-— Luggage itor ond Kiloor =», F ae) a a J ei ee ee 7 i iE Aint 2 “ 3 ae $1.45 to 32. 50 Aluminum Ware Fach piece first quality 2-Cup Coffee Percolators Oval Covered Roasters... . bowls and 3 6-Quart Cook Ketiles.... breakfast plates, 1544x11 Trays of ivory tinted Iarge Dishpans porcelain, , 6-qt. Covered Saucepans with rich gold edge $ Choice decoration 12-pc. eet. ~ ee a ee ot * $2, $2.50 and $3 SHIRTS 8 cups, 8 @au~ cers, 3 cereal 35C Webbing $1.69 Kitchen Sets Collars “ oons, ] Srvor..'. — seconds of make. Sewing Cases Sewing Cases and Sew- ing Rolls in leather. Spe- fas. cially priced for $I | Thursday..... | | Rayon Suspenders. S ' Regular and extra long. be smooth wood, 3 mixing potato masher, 1 steak : pounder, 1 roll- a well- - : ing pin, with wall rack. fd $1.50 Table Cover New Card Table Cover, made ef heavy oil- cloth, fas tens over any card: table. Suspenders . . 7 rs ° 4 . - ee ee . . - a ’ " B ee Tree a elt Vine Op tap > : > 4 ne " 1h Hm — autres . nan ease : “ . be 6 mpd hoe ry Poahyy Pyetows ae . oor toy 4g ORO IT _—" 6pm goer ’ ’ 4 ae . - “* rye asm wee > CN i Ahan hel ie es ts et aga - ed = eee ee ponderous: - e vn omens ~~ ” m ots oe geod ee. eae ace ede ot oe eR a Oot aOR tne eee a eee LS ee ne EEO nen One Tee neat ene tee ert ae ® een - ‘ ‘ ‘ ~ + ae eRe py Stee ge md aot eid tin wes tgs “a 7 ~ . " — en “ . 2 Lay English broadcloth, madras, Ox: fords, Shasta cloth, mercerized fabrics and fine percales, neck- band and collar-attached styles in white, solid colors and neat . ae vee stripes. Sizes 14 to 17. Some ois — : ae Pos ‘ Y are slight seconds. Union Suits : ° ee ee ¥ ie a ~ " Ate deaagei.~geitonech aie ; pam tes - ca $1.50 Bathroom Fixtures Oval mirrors, bath stools, towel _bars, soap dishes and tumbler +.: Toys Said Light oak Chairs for hildren. Limited quan- tity. Regularly $1.45 $1 to $1.75 | Card and Board ee and an assortment of painting and sewing Sets. Regularly $1.25 to $I $1.50 Tov Shop—Downstarirs. Handkerchiefs Women’s Handker- chiefs, of linen, voile and bastiste. Colored and white. Slightly soiled. Regularly 19c gi for $1 and 25c¢ Linen Hand- Men's kerchiefs. hemstitched. Narrow and wide hems. Slightly Sopded. 5 for SI regularly &5c, Handker#¢hief Shop- 3 ryt Kj - Floor Hemstitched Huck Towels Pink, blue, yellow of lavender colored borders. Size 17x32 inches. Regu- larly 35¢, 4 for $1 each linen Shop—Second Floor Pillowcases Hemmed cotton Pil- lowcases. Size 42x36 inch R - f nc "ec oa 4 ae larly liomestics Shop-— second Floor. Unbleached Muslin Unbleached Muslin in the 39-inch 13 ¥: Reg- ularly Yds. $I 1oc yard for Vandervoort 8s Domestic Shop— see ‘ond } loor. | | | and fancy patterns. Slight seconds. _ $1.00 and $1.50 Hosiery hn Me Siks and ilk mixtures. Black, plain colors and fancy patterns. Slight seconds. 75c and $1.00 Hosiery 7S ss Silks with mock seams, silk mixtures and wools. Black & fancy patterns. Slight seconds. ee $2.00 and $2.50 Pajamas Wilson Bros. samples slight seconds. $ $1.50, $1.75 and $2.00 Nightshirts Samples and slight seconds from Wilson Bros. $2.00, $3.00 and $4.00 Mufflers Plat silks. Swiss rayon and Other knits. Some are sec- S Onds. ’ Silks, 75c and $1.00 Neckwear 3for.. wear. Large assortment oi crepes amd knit neck- $ colors and patterns. Some are seconds. | ae ‘ | nainsook. % Extra quality Slight seconds. $2.00 Caps Wellemade Caps in a big selection of patterns. $ $30 and $35 Topcoats— Overcoats Suits "21 Silklined Topcoats in a large selection of good patterns. Broken lots of good quality Overcoats. THE SUITS—Plaids, stripes and plain blues. Single, double breasted and college models. Extra trousers at $5.00. $2.50, $3.00 and $4.00 Shirts $1.45 Extra quality Shirts, broadcloth, madras and Oxford. Neckband, collar-attached and collar-to-match. White and colors. Some. are seconds. $7.00, $8.00 and $9.00 Bostonian Shoes +3.00 Narrow shapes in High Shoes and ‘Oxfords. Black and tan. The oged are in sizes 6, 6l% and 7 ROYD-RICHARDSON — OLIVE AND SIXTH oe o——_ ay el ae A ee eg gg ge Pm — OE EE OO $1.39 Waffle Iron makes dé6- licious crisp waffles. Spe- cial sale price With revolving mold; $1.50 Dishpans Made of first quality white gran- iteware; oval shaped; fits in sink $1.35 Garbage Pails Large 81Z6 galvanized iron, corrugat- ed aides with tight fitting cover 5 ” i 10c Toilet Paper “Waldorf” high-grade Paper, (limit 1 order to a customer) sale price, 17 rolis $ $2.00 Kitchen Sets raesed covered, — cot ‘ and tea cor! & pier sets earth Fieor, South.) Upright mode] full nickel finish, will toast 2 slices of bread at one time; equipped with coo! handles; complete, ready for use. Tg eee $1.35 Stone Jars 6-gallon size of heavy stoneware; glazed with ground edges, for many household purposes. Sale nT Kets & 6 oe nee be) oo ww A A $3.59 Electric Table Stoves $2.00 Electric Irons “Hold Heet" high-grade ren make, will fry, boil and cook irht, ith cord an ‘ee most any- r ty thing. 75c Ventilators 27c Electric Bulbs Let in fresh air, keep 49-watt Tungsten elec- out soot, rain and Graft; tric Nght Bulbs, bright fit in windows 8 to 39 and dur- $ width. Sale inches in price, 2 for $1.59 Clothes Baskets fly-size made of high- ported woven ll- einforced top and bottom. Gale price Te holders, etc, All well made, wad $1.50 Cleaning Sets Large soft chamois, with geod qual lity sponge, Handy for eround he house also for cleaning autoa, $1.39 Bathtub Seats Well madef all white en- arneled, etrong and fitted with rubber - co V- ered hangers. $ ‘$1 .59 Choppers ing food Choppers, in family stze with extra cutting blades Special ized Garment Bags, moth, germ ang dust proof. | 4 for j (\@ gemte—bvourth Fleer, Seu, ad * ~ : — . wreenare — ee ee , Saeki Son “~ GOI EOS ROY TELL OE AO Ee, MeN eggitese ty rd er * ro Sg Pio, ee ee oe Be — RR hen a <a Hie sili tte, Sy he tipo clans, ing wy FE ane - ” ae aa 2 a ron he ae Kew is

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pate % ' - ts : ~ A AIR GAR aha g = Mie me A Sepagrs bh -, TS ae stich. « pWeS ta} - ip reas oe Bee js os. ore es - Or ee datas * — Stil aceite ato wy. Pies o> sp 9 Foy aye el Se OS eee ee a etna . ae Py He a re var . ne eS: aR Fs Wigan eae Se Se Cae | ee RN ne GRAS SP ing eee * oa » get : a 54 i * OPIS Sais ais Riri ~a ahs dike 7 oo ee ~ J 2 x : " - +¥P Chl GS ae en \¢ . s 4 Botled and seconds of ~~ ter @rade, collar-attached and neck- band style, wide assortm emt of patterns and materials. Sizes 14 a ag sche “}- aa ified i 1 81x90 Seamless Sheet 2 42x36 Pillowcases Set. . S *-* Made of g yuality bleach sheeting snc rw whit ail wit neat wice hems slight seconds; very special: limit 4 Flowers sts to buyer (Nugents—Bargain Basement) | assortment of new Flew . hes f silk and some are New Shoulder to 17. Ldmited quantity. ( Nugents—Bargain Basement. “bs Boys’ Union Suits 25°] (Ra a Rasement.) : - 89c Boys’ Tub Suits slight mill rejects of hich - erade wash Sui a, food ASssOrt- rent of colors and patterns, well-made 2 for $ fullcut, sizes 3 to 8&8. Samples and some (Bargain Basement.) aeoow $1.49 Boys’ Longie Trousers | ___, 60! sity striped cotton over mec de! 8 Boys’ Union Suits, 2 for $ S] 2 \ 79¢ Women’s Flannelette fine pin-cheek wy t and omy; «izes br 20 ‘nfidren’e apop taned Sutte Sizes'4 to to om , @eal -wniecihe 2, ; $1.95 Handmade Imported Underwear . erTus he $1 49 Sea s Sateen — mye 2 tor. . a | — came $ Girdle and Corsets . = e grs A (‘Bargain Basement.) Companion Sale to Dollar Day SILK AND CLOTH 2 & DRESSES } For Womenand Misses | ¢ 2 "3 During the month's regular hbusimess we accumulated odd and end lots as w oa as brokea ze lots of priced Dresses and these et are prieed f juick disposal at $1, $2 and $3. @ iis here early. 3 '2°4°10 Clearing Women’s & Misses’ Winter COATS broken from 86 (Bargain Basement.) or 2 for ) ty «triped cotton on (St. Leute’ Largest Bargain Basement.) g “ 39 Boys’ Knickers.. se oe tecuting anaes Ge "dark sha —, cut st 100 pains Gancy Knick- = ark msesimere mixtires; sizes 7 te 36 uy-—wh ile they |! Men’s Shirts Neckband and collar-attached style. Broa d- cloths, rayon stripes, madras and novelties. — sizes 14 to 1% $1 ae Salieel — 2. for irs em. urtly tai- e SeTS in owe wi $1 48 Work Trousers. Ss] Sianien's Lisle Vests. ( eee $1.50 Overalls veralla, genn- @& Men’s Cotton Hose, 6 Prs. Meci wei zht i) » * A quality perfect $1.35 Men's ‘Paj jamas M' 25 8] ‘$1. 50 Men’ $ Sweaters 7 As >] Rayon U ndergarments She W omen’s geese Costume Slips and Bloomers. . . ETeawy | ~- ts 4 garn Brassiere and Bandeaux, » . ee as cs a Men’s Shirts and Drawers, Men’s “Darn-Proof”’ es 4 Prs. ? ely guarant wi? wice assortment . i sizes tf % Men’s Work Shirts Seconds of an anne ( mecca Basement. rm) | Fuyll-Fashioned re ae 2 Bitton wels Lisle (amen Basem: ae W omen 3 Men’s ne "i extra fir mney id rer $1.65 Imported Tablecloths sc eeee “se FPaney Coles Women’s Silk Tarkich Tawi Al (Bargain Baseme | ) pi ain ~ hem Dollar Sale New Spring 500 extraordin lary bean 42 F'wen rast xs } Se: Bei oe" _— et = val ues, Pe ag = xi All- “pate i Toweling, 31/2 Yds... 4253 6 Hemtitched Pillowcases, 5 for. . ~ $2 Mescadaadl Cale Border Pattern eps $ l fire mere se We 2. ; tant “ojor be ders. ow: - ? tehec 35¢ Blue ee Nainsook, 54-In. Table Oilcloth Cam . f etter grade >4-inch square pret , : na 640s of flo "2 eR BT wilte wh Ss. ‘ht se 39¢ a Broadcloth, 4 Yds... .. s] ~~ (‘Bargain Basement. Black i —— 25 Underwear Crepe, 8 Yds. *. =~ med a Ginghams oer Silk Radium, Yd. yes 3] Crepe de Chine Per Yard Sunil Sale Music Rolls, $1.50 Spice Rack With 12 Du- ferent Spices - ‘Rargain Basement.) Companion Sale to Dollar Day GIRLS’ COATS WIN TER DRESSES Broken Sizes to 19 Years in Coats » (St. Leute’ Largest Rargain Rasement.) Sizes 7 to 17 Years in Dresses ST. LOUIS’ LARGEST BARGAIN BASEMENT—B. NUGENT & BRO. D. G. CO ae Kitchen Set. ~ \ Children’ s Shoes w Shoes, tans, patents a | Sne fa} ig priced sizes to. girls’ (st. Louts’ Largest Bargain Basement.) $1 SHOE — Low Shoes 7 A Pair te *] Silk Re ome Cotton Blankets. a 3] : Per Yon | terns, fine — early zg covers; size 84x78 Hemititched and Scalloped Bed Sheets 4 ye 59 Bieen ‘Alpaca, 3 Yds. eee alee x Rayon Alpaca 36- nei, materia Ravine lustrous - ~ a Spring iades. Cut 20c — 8 bash ic from ash Sheets, 2 for. 19-4 a Sheeting, 3 Gos ee ee a | 2 . iC “ wondia, las of tute assim ae 19¢ Women’ $ s Bungalow — Women’s Gloves | Aprons, 2 fer... cc 2 Pairs a ine ees oe acer bef pri ned Ae ju ed ose sold af ouch & ioe Stamped —_—— = Pillowcases st amped in neat Ae ‘igus cn excellent quality mus» Assorted Stamped Pieces, 6 ier. 3 ia | Included in the let are @resses. b + . Tvewe yewewe weve ve Seares weve hestined vevewe aprons, baby sets and kiddies’ dresses. Assorted Fancy Goods, uded tn the lot are tucky | our “aprons, linen card tabie ‘Over tapestry meager ~ oe epreads and linen, (Bargain Basement.) Children’s Play Suits, i Rayon Pillowsll 7} Infants’ Sweaters es 25] Modi smart B wear for lored ta ferninizi rative t rr. wy + 7 anc o a Ld sa ¢s : Dresses, 2 for. . “33] iS . on “ . em ln - _ . : q | ‘(Bargain Rasement.) : Children s Socks, *eeene_e#ee#ees ‘ us nt colors, a> ny - eee Silk Hai, 4 Prs. ie «i Silk Hom -_ el Wena s Union ia rs “ont ad Mattress Covers oe “di acl good uaifty um 1; mus a cu id size, : ‘or iene i v oe Infants’ Coats n al ms : 4 ~ EE IE eR SE Oe ‘ere nin B: se ment. } Button Union Suits. Companion Sale to Dollar Day TWO-TROUSER ce SUITSAND _X% TOPCOATS /) ‘U) AN 4 | » dea a The wanted shades are rics. (St. Leuts’ Largest Bargain 2 Peach, Alesan, champagne, I \ a nude, Piping Rock, bran, B XTR AORDINA Vomen’s Regular . ALL-, HOSI A Specially Purchased E Onyx and Another W Fine, All-Silk Cc Chiffon Weights needed just BU wes Spring skies are bright WE ik shine—and in the very shades t se... *" are everywhere demanding # | fey ae so beautifully with® musty colorings of Spring fre coats. cr > on cr* a a get o 2 28 New S) and swag: ger >

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__ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ PAGE 9 IBEORGE WASHINGTON’S aie 1 I xiraor dimary Va wes Every Day In IF ebruary GRITS ARE EXCUSED ——____ ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ ______ WEDNESDAY EVENING. FEBRUARY 99 1927 __ —= en Ae a oo —, a a a ee ee Sar, a Ge he Aa ie apts 4 é bie a fe Clg MG guality bleach sheeting, _ white. ail with neat ide h . - . geconds; very special; limit’ 4 { New Shoulder Copper-Plated R :; ¢ . , ‘Only Overemphasize Faults in a a” Flowers Snare ent—In Our Circu- Rhinestone Sets | Ceskine hot Somnetiieea , n j ° ° - é | I AV or . é - nn. FEM Keres, assortment of new Flow. Ss Ger ued teble—tin lating Library— Brooch and Earrings || >°°*'"§ f° a 1 ¢fs, made of — and cseeiean Indian Ata Trifling Cost Large, clear-cut rhinestones are ferent, Dr. Holt oa ys. : , trim c oe sur ded by smal! rhinestones ! 2he Fancy Color | gh tinsel: 50 the O8c FOREVER AFTER ix & wy at 4a. o ht 2he Fane « i som ffect ' y ‘or ; & By Honore Morrow swrom “yy cad $1.00 Recent biographers of Georges —a mew stor, of Abraham Lin- Earring sets ) Turkish Tow j ssortmer (Main Floor, North.) . $ — ont THE STORE FOR ALL THE PEOPLE coln, (Second Floor, South.) (Main Floer,. North.) {| Washington have not tried to de- Excellent quality | 6 for. ‘eee wu! fame him, the Rev. Dr. Ivan Lea , ARORA RAR RR AA AA AAEYO ALARA LARA RARARAAAAR AA RIAA AR PAPARARAAA RA AR RA AARRRA RRA FA AARARARA PARA RA MRARR RAP AAR BARA RA AAR AAERARA? + Weil napped with dir - ‘ 4ii- % PRA RA OA A, y last night. But. he added, fa] ; : : | _— rere COLGLr checks: ; , eize 17x34, alig? : / ona iit onde Sd ent 860 : Ee 7 , . . roh? f S. ; | the biographers have sougnt for j , || something to make their work ‘dif- (Bargain Basement.) “A ad j ) i} ferent from previous lives of ) , | Washington, and this quest has led . a, : . | them to overemphasize the faulta Silk Remnants j ¥ > : ——s yy and understate the recognized vir- (42 : Fs, ~ ‘ .e . “ S. # tues of Washington. if og ty . y ™ ( dj | ; \ ; Dr. Holt Rad tesa fault to find ; a § po eS 3 CA p | - P i - : rN 1) with Washington's biographers . - " | | t ; 4 ‘ / quote fragments of Washington's utterances in support of thelr ar- ruments, HA } F P “Not long ago,” the speaker said, “I heard a speaker cite some Washington, isolated Savings That Are so Appreciable Women Will Want to Buy Now for Next Winter . that Washington was not averse to —— | 2 r, tM ? : % . : y awe ! ; ) 4 ae 7 - P a tk prey: . ve « ie e's oe A. we n¢ *® ae ne agg «ators ee eR, Sree SS o_o > . ~* . - , Se ere a oe OO ree a ae rin tnde-. , ~ | ence from England had been estab- lished, thev’were free to do what- 1eton would have opposed covered with gnod quality, ar- “jr ever they wanted to,- Washington tickingg® size 10x2 (oor, 72x90 Ble ~~ aE he | : | i Dae $550 Jap Weasel Coat x90 Bleached Sheets, | ie We : is /. = Brown fox trimmed 2 for = , vs ; | 65; . ; 41/ sent troops into Pennsylvania and oo REESE | aera ey | $295 Silver Muskrat Coat $250 Natural Muskrat Coat $ AY, 5 : - {: | put down the Whisky Rebellion, Mace of fatr quality Disach Ril tr : : - Brown fox trimmed Brown. fox trimmed a {7m 4: | , . | Washington's support of the as- : ; ,. gumption of the colonial war debts $395 Scotch Mole Coats $195 Caracul Coats ee | by the Federal Government was an- SRR : | other case where he stood for Fed- : ; Also seal, beaver or squirrel-dyed Squirrel or self trimmed FS gi Map Forti yed coney, fox eral seleek sheeting with ' ' ; a . “And when I hear Washington's ae $ Hi; Soe lg rr een = well made, good | oa 7 athe thas . '| words upon freedom from entan- Y gipeha re hambra | # A ’ , ea : ae aeons BUY NOW—SAVE! PAY LATER! Sinn allgnots voted appa “rise... Ue 3s e A 4% of a policy of American tsolation eesheaseillihheaicidesetarehvempiicnsiiateninti sy i ‘ “ , . : > : . nient payments may be arranged—a deposit with regula : today, I resent it, unless the speak- tamped Pill : : Conve 7 , : gular payments wil - exetnio. aa tos Sanne eae Pp l owcases, | your purchase in storage. On a Morris Plan a 10°% down payment entitles ag f er explains, as he very rarely does, _o.. ... be eeee 0's : | “% ee wear your coat and pay the balance in 20 weeks. ° the circumstances under which H and = eealloped ' Satie oe | ; v7 : Washington's words were spoken, imped in neat de- t ‘ me (Nu : Any great leader would have done sts Maininesintn a Sugents—Se¢ . ; ; wcomd Mleer, Nerth.) Hiijas Washington did then, and ft ent quality mue- | # a ‘ bd Se | & TOTTI T 4 pW Y ahs Ue Ue OO oe ee TTT IAA A ADA LTITTY TY few i] : a Genhercineniennentniinibaiataniateie j | ; " pes _ a 0 f i Aas | Breveveveveve fwuewe pv PE UU Ue UE UYU Ue Ue Oe eee PITTI Tarra reves fevers A ALLEL Tat feweves (eV Vikas oe LhakhAdanidnard ~ STITT i oeyeeu ys ve, i doe a rt follow th ut W ashington we ne ee w= i ‘ ai . : 4 would be an isolationist today. “Instead of seeking to apply ssorted Stamped Pieces, | Wasington’s words literally to the - 6 for . c . “ee © ee - $ rrrvvrTyy. TTTTyT YT RA RRAARARAAARAS ‘A 7 - , ; ont ahy © Greenen Dutt | | = | SPECIAL TPHURSDAY | ' interpreting Spring motes— | changed conditions of today, we SILK | should seek to follow his apfrit, I Dh ; | R } j ; S Tm. ‘and to apply his character and his t R ° - a! 4 S | ourage to our problems.” Lus Yous ayon } : So Suitable You Will Want Them as Soon ‘ | Dr. Holt, pastor of St. John's te j el ' Methodist Church, spoke.t{n the as the Brilliant Days of Spring Arrive | |absence of former Gov. Hyde, the covers, tapestry runners, crib epreads ay U ndergarments ff ie Underarm A tapestry ) N ischeduled chief speaker, Albert D. ' } 1/ me ‘ ; g =~ ote’, iy Nortoni presided, and Thomas IL. : | @: i ae ne Ls ee: styles an ouch B ig l R . | a: : lf Q5 $ Q5 /f la | ry y.: me e “ne : 6 en nuous . \ a Sei a, } | Anderson delivered the address of ayon Pillows i | e f . i ax xX AX ZO: sf styles in e in its avor or Se | ) welcome. H. J. Pettengill pre- ' | \ ina’ O , or =. VLA Th tapestry, and the _ colorings \ ~ Y \cented certificates to 17 new mem- ake Se e owe ee ) : “a oy “oe = i a a ae eS - Zz Soot oe anagem * i He aprons, baby ohne we mn & by Minalins t-te 7 Sem Ben “Ms | DENVER, Colo. Feb. 28.— vi gpttnd oN mt Jae | a, iin oun i | Judge Ben B. Lindsey debated his Ps Re y ' 1} “companionate marriage” pro- ay feed “Wom ie : ea } Two and Three Piece eM Uy] : cenal ject alate oct ae ee A a a ee! Cy and 68%, Allie ag P Sane Ete Ae Rip: Ry lie: e ™ ad a SRE tM Rie REY SEA RET Oy, TORN ene eae nd ~ ees ew dnt or Nee lelnch, deaaation "oo C ee ary i she Oy i) ris A. Jenkins of Kansas City. a no-decision affair. Bria! a — Radement.) | @: e Children’s Socks, : , a: | 1] | . Jersey Sports Suits | | i Hea ; Rigid religious regulations con- ° | } i: PRY Y . SRE ae : stitute 1.» of the principal rea- 5 Pairs ee. 6 © @ @is © © e $ ° LA; , | } s ie 3 . sons for divorce, the Denver Juve- Samples in Ueght colors. ee nt $ Q . ieisiescees : ile Court Judge declared in an- sorted sizes, firet quality, iif 1! Saree 7 : : re swering * Jenkins’ contention Silk Hosiery, 4 Prs. .. 3 es lo | fe \ | Every Fur-Trimmed W Oe d ath taking the Sftiresanaeea ell cae ; siti: est = ? e m taking the attirms ‘ denorted light colore and sizes | Coat in Regular Stock Inctude of the subject, “Resolved, that le- o_ val recognition and regulation of Silk Hose, : likle tops : a | ; oe l—it com- HR fees ae W ’ U . S . Sketched 1S d delightful mode . h _ : pet companionate marriage would be 3 sy $ Union Suits, | ws | bines skirt with sweater blouse, pt ei wit es . > , beneficial to society,” Judge Lind- - ; oat. It can worn in | Z ? y . ° A/ Arie , cey said present industrialism and _ ’ | a separate sr eilie Ty kssthone ox eoetin: I) 17 None Reserved—None Restricted © e ‘ey said present industriallsm and PN various com l seit My . 1 ing ta face social problems also _ e — ee ay en aan x + ell — Aap 3 . “aon th! — * a o : . Page te pee Menge ‘ - Rotey wo Mans eresets be ciact 2) ak eal a 7 ee eee pete ye th ar ~aatinn a, thie ee eT i Ss mended ey sole ’ potest se ag A REET. CRY iter wy” ited Summer weight, good » causes of divorce. ae 1 > ree ie -aatter ie a ize range. 7 rom . (RE Bele | priced $19.95. retention of the € ‘ . . boa in | ages : a ms ox f f st ' . Pn , evan Mattress Covers ..... | Many other two-piece models—all | $1 25 to SI 69 Values $ 00 Ket AR A” -asut tance ith addi Made, of “Rood qualtty un | | magne er new colors. $9.95 to $16.95, e . + Aft ee ae fim i\\\ : present marriage code with addi- ler = on ¢, ar Bi! _ iaGg \ Cc £ ° A 4 Sb pk, 7 tional regulations permitting the plenty allowed for shrinking tn i | In a Special Purchase Vor eee Wa contracting parties *0 ae 4% fer, ; ° ay annulment if thie y found the agresé- twin or full stze. cr Wi Dainty Undergarments feminized by i CPOE Seo” BEA Se /ment unsatisfactory . : New Sweaters ty Underg: | | | Uc Ngee we mp pe a Infants Coats + eS ow e lace trimmings, onc vers roa ye No Winter Coat will be carried over to YOUR lee eri emits taeda . Full cut and well made; aiso P “y ; . Vig , would permit unserupulous men der straps next season—never before have we held a Xs hi Zen, Na yo eeomicn ta “Th team ae \ $ 05 $ Q5 | tailored models. choice of the house sale of Winter Coats. l ef # ‘| is 4 * AN - marriage like butterflies from ; fh to : > 7s A j Can 4 5 flower to flower. Dainty Garments : | f / Include: WYP) ‘zy Fi. © a ; : ° . CLYy i oe hit y ADVERTISEMENT _ y, WA The pe syere ange Pme © te» Neer Ext) aordinary Values in _ en At 4d | Eacoasaamennn aan ished in a knitted bow ep-In je | AM | the Sweater sketched. Others in stu- Princess Slips Th BS) Excellent Group (, i Weak, Pale Women dent and cricket necks—also coat | Sires Vests ¥/ 1, : tvles—all-wool, worsteds, and rayon | : maa In colors of flesh, honey, cee Chains Ttiiiebins inations. combin (Nugents—Second Floor, South.) peach, Nile. Tini. $ 1 some color samples, loth hile 100 last ‘3 ‘HRargain Basement.) —— GPO Se RN ES AR te this. tit bie init lie eithincsrtiap ie RN icoeske ibaa is (Nugents—Second Floor, South.) — , ,LAAAAAASA i. TTTTI 1 AAA Ae YEU VU Ue UY Ue UV Ue Ue yee pyu vv vee suuelee er seep tee pn Sale to Dollar Day | EXTRAORDINARY VALUES OUSER = Women’s Regular $1.95 to $2.50 AND || AL DL-SILK JATS AN ale, two gar : [ ' . P - The Coats in this group are admirably suited oe & @ , Ie | Any conus iq 2 | | for all-occasion wear and include . wide color | me, \s i 9 | ‘0 Topeoats, or f Bi choice, fineness of detail and superiority of silk og i oars Gn To; eoat \nv | , E : f . eee m . Am ) . : ) ings. _ Mrs. H. Boomgarde it use two rar- 4 A Specially Purchased Event Just Received: lin a4 9.29 ee R d d t $25 y o "| : 7 ' } ‘'] waa in very seer beets , O ’ rag ». aia V oov.i0o-- e uce 0 a) O57 more than two veare. I became weak nyx and An r Well-Known Make Coats—Formerly 559. (0 - Y | | s years. J became wes . . errs : | pos Coats—Formerly $79.95—Reduced to $25 i AS Pieced tapi siege bend, and each Fine, A I] - S ilk Ch iffon Weights a, Coats—Formerly $69.75—Reduced to $25 ihe” : Pemnedies! 1 could got ond amen ri of lr. Pieree’s ‘ 7 ' | * 7 . é . @29 75 Reduced to $25 a, failed Senet bi : tt Chiffon Weights needed just now : - 4( Coate—Formerty bere: Sor to $25 oF Favorite Preseription and decided to | : t... hens skies are bright with . | , mm Coats—Formerly 5oV.UU0—he saa Ze 7 try that, I had mot ee loug | Beets . d ‘ab, hen noticed quite au improve- t iné—and in the very shades that : Se: ae meat, so I continued ond Sane ; ' ° ¥ s Ss i / d.. odels in Suits Coats. Perfret- od quality fab- ,, Combine so beautifully with the ire x coe ) and well, TI never have experienced 2 : y +50 make them values too good to miss. These are * | any of the aches and pains sines,?? ,’ Misty colorings of Spring frocks H. °" are everywhere demanding for : | Rich fabrics, excellent furs and fine finishing 5 ee Ae | in health until 1 was perfeetly sound "2d coats. | IA Coats to wear NOW and for other seasons. | 428%, Mrs. H. Boomgarden, 326 24 St. 8. Hosiery f Street, Busi- : bey 7 A M son tity, lowa. Sizes for Women, Misses and Stout Women ‘Sa onl be om the read ta eneeneee ‘ou purehaee this ‘* Prescription’ of The wanted shades are flesh, tea-rose, grain, : (St. Louts’ Largest Bargain Hasement.) Peach, Alesan, champagne, lovie, parchment, French : : noon Wear—of sheer, (Nagents—Seccond Floor, North. > { hee Pierce '’a at your nearest drug anit Qude, Piping Rock, bran, black and white. ee. Gossamer Fineness — 2 ical a | store, im tablet or liquid form (Nugents—Main Floor, North.) ness, Sports and After-

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_ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH PAGE~10__ en ___ WEDNESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 23, 1927. John Moore Sought in St. ——— cet wervita, Se | bei ng “IA REST Vi Wo BUYS We Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps eourht in S*. Ls is _at th nceer aie ‘ea \ ! BURG! ARIES | $4 Coffee Sale i troit, Mich., wh says she is an A | only siste1 se wi set heard from | " 4 | pp ti Will Be Held Friday | her brother in Big The monthly sale of | : | = widely preferred F. er on Car Discovers 10.) BR our “ask for Horlicks Year-Old Children. OPERATED BY THE MAY COMPANY. "BB 4 B. blend Coffee will be | a : THE MAY CO. THE MAY CO. FAMOUS-BARR CO. M. O’NEIL CO. THE MAY CO. § ld Friday—be sure to The ORIGINAL | rat: fore. Los Angeles Denver St. Louis Akron Cleveland a | our supply. Malted Milk 4 get y Basement \ ae Beginning at 9 A. M., Thursday, the February font ! ForInfants, ~* *h for several days mystifie — * 93 Branches— | Incalids, Police, were solved last night when yy Men’ S Shit ts ® © ~* \ece ‘ ’ = , e — 4, Phone Nearest Dyeing and Cleaning Co. wh The Aged Special fficer Mutrooney of the | j 2 Nourishing—Digestible—No Cooking. North Market District happened te 4 | The Home Food-Drink for All Agea piss by on a street car while the || | \ en .. They wel tL" 10-year : a ; € Broadciot n. fiber oid bdOyS., . » , striped macraa, pereale and cord 52 its in neck- - | For the convenience of read ia 4 A Liberal Allowance |i 2s2) || es | FOUSeWares| Zany! ener memes Sens OS fished with prspoeenggd vac $1.00 18 —_ Will Be Made for Your Old iis is about 6 inches wide and 2 si; rm. 91,00 Kischen Garbage Gg |B Infants’ Knit Capes $1 | all . in “en long and is held shut by a Kentucky Blue Grass ee . ot galvanized iron wig ‘ e capes for im Electric Cleaner to Apply on small lock. In the last few day: ne mgm —" Some Lots Are Limited—No Phone, C. O. D., Will japanned finish. Goo p> attractive wader J a ro re eT \¢ rT ‘ th f V Thi] Io00 « ° ° ® e e. ‘ , h Sof " nu 1s Managers reported that pee Call or Mail Orders Will Be Accepted. Attend Early ne e: the Purchase of the Grand Prize Saget Se ieee a y lieate emt broidery. E U R E K A chewing gum. candy and fruit. and . Al Ly Dollar Day | 2 4| bee —- 3 Sq. Yds. ae li ee 4 ~ eh — Ff a ' oo ee ower ies yee ZZ | RPS) Brac 2 Fare SSE in book ns en Ae ei ee _ eh a Serge ope se ! , } / My ; wid i S : 5 aS : : : | : Marquisette Curtains 2 for $i. Vacuum Cleaner iecaneneceee Pp || Ga, ee NSE | Bierownctc Cortins. 2 r SHY eee ewe Gone, be divine eS, || — , Limit of One Lot rt | | | a oS ns, 2% yards jong. ; $ . Dr, sou and walked back. He |— . OF. 65c Brooms, 2 for $I of Each Kind to ; ; “Marquisette Catalan Pr. $I fe - able r m= i 2 ] ‘ j ; +. ~ = , i. ’ ’ ? ‘ > 4% $ od } ‘ "ie . en I cv? 7 7 Ba ance HW found onlv one vy where two nad i ; . _ es ais Five-sewe a. w oe ustomer iJ-quart aluminum Preserve neal a it ; : y. full length and i width. i. Delivered on | een a moment 0: re. | aint iterate _ . oe : A es pped strie. pe Monthly | “Where ts your pal,” he asked. : — = Crystal White o 1 TS — Lace Curtain Panels $] _ 31 Payment of... @ Not only the Grand Prize from the Phila- | cout. i | ee 271 -— $1 ' | — E a fringed, 43 inches vide a Sngin delphia Exposition, but the further unquestion- | ee Soe ee ee | Cel aS : i Gay, = = & M nisette Panels $] $1 able endorsement of thousands of housewives, Made by Pee* Bros. | E “a assures you of the Eureka’s excellence. Have i tee eek | y : ——reguiar size cane. | oe | =. : | Betze 4 a ae Sas with “Seep, the new model demonstrated in your home— Si ae ke hove were take té | —— 5 p CG. Navhth 5. ESA | | eo : Ballion : without charge. Call GArfield 5900, station 154. H| the station where they confessed : ee ) . a Satis | — “Oval a Rugs $1 ss mimitted five of the burg Br conggisi Bars i} i ractive colots The liberal allowance for your old ) nd named three other boys | a $1. 50 Scales, $1 Ventilators, 2 2 for $1 the 17x2o neh ea electric cleaner means a worth- f their own age who had robbed |} savory Roasters of polished ster & Gam _ oid Scales with | Adjustable nretel {rame—@im White Curtain Rods, 2 for aL teh} a _- Procter : _— platform t 4 windows. Canvas center. Tie : while saving—and the convenient ble’s White Naph- kind. | a 7 terms we offer enable you to use tha Soap; regular ] ry — a your Eureka while paying for it size. . ‘ : ad =. Cretonnes, 7 "Yds. for ae | | of str ipes, binds, No OER CNS ae ES APT AE oe th light and dark a ee wood in tha || Seth | a Armour’s Soap Ss ae Enel —— y FAMOUS “BARR com 27s | ISB =r 4 * : for \ tenis r window draperies. } 1 St. Louis Dominant Store wen | REROUTING TO CUT 121 MILES jj) > 3 Cc \S—— Fs ;—— Je | | , j . rmour’s hite Wa Oh eT) | t I, 14 Yd FROM OCEAN-TO-OCEAN ROUTE || 1 |, " s Lena WA | re weer a Yds $1. rike’s Peak Association Outlines $1.50 Chairs, oap—regular size. $1. 30 Combinat’ - sl 7 tern and Gene 4 "han : : = io i Jacquard Drapery, 3 Yds. Other Changes at St. Joseph Full-ized Ki oe Star Soa $1} , oa four-spindie ack as ine Ib. cans oft Enelish Meeting Pp ee _ ™ en Iohnsen’s Floor Wax. — d Drapery materials in | “9 ,-cver shadow effects in _ ee ' a Stallonary 2anec | ee : | Dy / 99 Bars — . lees emi i : Ss bre 2s —™* gold a! nD ' err vi Lf . ' ? e J “SS ee ns 2 oe \ 2? for Made by Procter & j ~ | | Drapery Velours $1 ae a _ ° |S SEPH, ° | F ) rr cea r Executive »b i of the Pikes | ‘ : > i eS " . 3 ~ “nt jality @rapery a n e a nt to C in Ss To Peak-Ocean-to-Ocea! Highway | aX | : | y segs —— ire ( em ours. in lensthe of 2 te 8 yards. Many piece®- ; ‘ —IioOr iaundcry. . N 4 te fringed Mr Yd. $1 : th P S | C d P a et || Ai a NG J ne We | | | ON ae | /tringst Window Wi, e Pair Sale—Caused a Pro-| =: =.) =|) LEAS > seme, |? SOME : Hit mwdne brand 1.49 Mops. $1 $1. “ Dishes $1 Cleanser—made by _ ratio Pe ‘ $1 $1 50 ae Armour & Co. found Sensation Tuesday—We| socks | aD sea iD Will Repeat the Sale All Week| = ESD | [os met Se rg top cans. othaitineteahaii oe — om» @ Finchecked white nainsook Dnion Sette Lane Bryant—First to Introduce in St. Louis | 2 |) > i tiie gy 1. > a | == »roken «sizes In bal : Pkgs. | : . for $1 ! $2 Refrigerator Ned ) ph gp 6 | window Refrigers -—— ‘ f ‘ ? P of. | Tt " . re Ty) -? 7 th . ‘ ° “1 = marmalade ° + 9 ‘ ~ i ~ ies i .~ ‘ | a? = at i e y is inset wart ; imi im a ak ttl. Galvaniz : = 3] Ey . : >a bh) : 4 . | : a ee 1] Ba peeleeei ing pose Ss — rs—Limit one to 9 Oa | 3 | : : | api Congr callin apiaoeisg | Viz | u packages. Novelty Rugs “ , =, oo oe | , as £ In varied rim of fancy colored L ; ~ — - ; - ’ > ‘ s _ 7 . fringe at ends. ee tah ? Ww ith = | | i ee wheee oe. 1) 4 Sani-Flush 4 3 j ns : © % a | || penditure for advertising in 1927. |] | i | : a ; i, 2 ~ — : “ 2 Ages Pipes 0 Me, ; pie Oe 4 ; y ro Ss -“ "= 7 ae —— “eS 6S $2? } A* A Avil’ : vy ) aii! desirable sround large | —- Mats, 4 for $I ~ 7 | Children s Sweaters $ : The Stocking é | ine ee : ne S85 , ‘ ao a wo 7 ~ * = eeeliineeeteey o> ute Te os pin BAC » 4 fr TEED PO eh . an oa om * ; | he hou : daughter *am ¥. - , wt Pe ; get “splashed” with mud if sight of Americ: irs. Cassatt |] oe | 7 , ; — i “ ” | tae is. | | ? | PSone 7 | OC Ts i of rain—or get a “run || started from her home 1m receipt | y 44 P14 oe Diy: : : | oS Men’s Pants $ i - . ~ | ee] ‘ : hy oe . - + ) > «s ; ; PN : a J s > : . a J rvices avy Cottonade Work Pante: ark, oe . * Daiterns; sises 3) to 42. All at business or dance or 3 Stockings to a Pair function. Ah! Presto! Boye Jersey Suits Paty, Suite af Jereey knitted Change-O! Get out your DEE ie Se eatious, Funeral care. | ese | i ti hh : 2 é | “spare” Stocking, perfect }f ice for the former Governor vill || ioe eon | ! | a), | = material: match — and you are A | 3 | be ae \Thureda: aite n 0 at the | ; ' , fj | ; * Sid Beatly styled: in sises 3 to . read to sé °”’ - mo! Ky te ce ihe rev. J-sse ij Bs, . ) ~~ ty : 3 a Meas ecee of L | Halsey of the Seventh Presbyte~ia1 $1. 50 ‘Wrenches, $1 we i eee | : Bi Women’s Hosiery | in” the price of a lure} officiat al % | Sicasinn tees Sheer Chiff ee ee er? Bees 1 with ottoman tem | | et xt tot ae ) = = sgoriaes $1 $1. 75 Sie, 1 eer Cnutron \] here appointed honorary pallbear. || Oth tals! , prenenting rt | Teese : Carry your “spare” in your handbag, pock- —Full Fash- jf ers today tor the funeral The os Other ge iat ) “J : a ae et. book, compact or otherwise conceal it. HOSE ioned ee eee Flour ius daeoee finish | Sy Ss Electric Needs at $1.0 00 —QGuaranteed His Lite ee Train J 3 Amber Bulbs for | | Dish Drainers—All metal.............. | oe Perfect | IRO, M., Feb. 23.—a middie. || Bread Boxes, Japan finish............. ST | | Griddle Stoves ‘sin ant | Top to Toe —Spring’s es selieeed au 4-Pc. Canister Sets... ... } | > | 2-Cell Flashlights ........ Smartest ee eee Punch Mop and Polish Outfit......... > Way Pings, 2 for...........s00e 3 Ds tak tee eae Sie a |) any —- $1 6 Nite-Lite Bulbs for........ : W } 77 oe oe eGer” Sixth and Locust Sts. Sizes 8‘. to 10 Colors Sore promi onan Ba pow ca CaS. Wi 2 Iron Cords for. ail : : ’ ' . * a oD. Hensewares Section—-iine wane —_—

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ee - ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH __ WEDNESDAY EVENING/FEBRUARY 23,1927 _ ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH _ fe PAGE if ee NN We Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps : e | od aihy sale of 2 for. S 1 pw In Sanitary 1 $ Special, $ 1 be yr widely preferred F. Package, at Thursday. MPANY. +B. blend Coffee will be @ Men’s blue Shirts; re or € Boys’ all-wool odd Coats, | good quality chambray: 97-inch cotton flannel- exceptional values; wel THE MAY CO. | id Friday—be sure to full and Cleveland be stitched. lent O P E R A T E D B Y yi H E. M A Y ‘. O M P A N ¥ ette and bird’s-eye ma- ge pF iy me ssenenge ur supply. md F b tt Ss Basement asement THE MAY CO. THE MAY CO. FAMOUS-BARR CO. M.O’NEIL CO. THE MAY CO. terials. Basement Basement Ts eorua ry | LE © \Men’s Shirts Thursday, in the Basement Economy Store, Will Be Curtain Sets 7A Special his = >So SE TWAS WX Wane’ | Mt LAT Irmyee A fao™ eR ae Oe cre ees Special Thursday — > , “ . ° a =.= . ‘ : “ * . . > \A a @ 4 er ee ~~ e ‘ ~ . . > ‘ ' rid a * ° ‘ % wt? . see ev ees = - m . p%y 4. j ; . : ~~. . 8 t« . = . = : : - — ~ « 4 ed - ws : “Sm: na. 1 ad { : . — . é ~ ° ~*~ ~~ f (1 “ot : p '_~ t —* i ‘ - -_—— - = = ‘ . ~ ~~ ~ “ % “ . 7, fs, . 4 ~* . - * = . - 7 = i * ? . " . . , , s — - > 2 —, : ' = = am. = - i: tt rok ad : Siete ge Fe BR grounds with colored ruf- $1.25 ; Baseme os ; to 16 vears. : y py | ’ ) stains, but other- : a “ | $15 50 B “a galore. C t P Bo ; ee. i poy p jo Bh 1 . — Union Suits, 3 for $l ettles, $1 | askets, $1 SE euisette urtains, Pr. $1 ys Overalts7 $1 Meese * ' 7 Bath Towels. 5 for Seconds of better grades, of pin check er Risen ania a- w Clothee mee Face Ed ge Curtains agesira a fo 4 mi: ‘ath. ware, heavy blue denim Overalls. at ' ; 9 lity “ = nainseook in boys’ or girlie’ styles. pas 4 . : | hite only, full length and. widt T “KS rie rben lal} = vie, | ‘ong end handles, eens in white only, ull leng anc “pg a eervice-giving ¢ ments. In sizes 8 to a é; (Milk and dark choco- atro aa he ameed ond ds, eolored +a ype me . S] ! V f | : a ss lates, wrapped Caramels, borders. Slight seconds. ane mani Bag ’ - >, eeve ess ests, 6 es $1 : Women's sleeveless cotton veata, Lace Curtain Panels ‘ ; Nougats, “Whirls, Jeli! ace Panels in the popular I Boys Spring Caps $1 and other kinds. ae 36- In. Alpaca, a Yds. $1 a ~S of better grades, in regular or extra = heures designs with scalloped Cans for the rs ' ae , B : Pp ps fo 1@ boys, in the new shapes; asement Rayon omg e stton Alpaca in white Basemend ‘ | inches wide, full length. light and dark woo! materials. an arre assortme ‘ } « P ’ : i Marquisette Panels ~~ $] | Women’s Hosiery, 4 Prs. for stalin tor nar ee ete an moe ee e | e ys + as y ) q Mock fashioned style matinietned dubten $1 3-Lb. Brittle Package $1 Pepperell Tubing, 5 Yds. $1 Girls’ Wash Dresses $1 Broken sizes and odd lote. re r Curtains, waae wii Gouble hee] 1 toe Black ; -olors. | >. iin } .} Dresses of broadcloth yrrints and cham- , Belge colored Marat iisette Panel heels ant eS. lack or colors. | Containing Peanut Bar, Peanut Brittle, Full bleached Pepperell Tubing, in ~ W ith lace insertion and raffle bottoms with deep Sec ond “Oe Oz nut — Pekoe “Brittle and Sreumes No- the 42-ine iy width. Mill remnants of from bray, attractively trimmed in many charming ways. omen $ Underwear, 2 for | Sizes 7 to 14 years. Vests or pants of fine ribbed light weight eliion f° ing Chi id. ; S ° ° 2 to 10 yards. } — 4 waren $ tockin $ S Pairs for . | cotton. Regular or extra sizes. ; Seal Rag Rugs a $ | Seamless cotton hose Bs, children, with I Wasnen’ S ’Kerchiefs, 30 for $ ] Cotton Sateen, 4 Yds. $1 Goose Feathers, Lb. $1 Sleeveless Vests, 4 for | | Women's Handkerchiefs of cambric, fluffy $ ide dR ag Rugs in attractive color double heele and toes, in black or colors. Black C otton Sateen, 36 inches New, odorless, sanitary and very $1 | white and colors, with embroidered c eine also ow Sey HO GF Synge gen ¢ © ore . “ai . , _ a . . * ‘ wea aA. 72, AN we a " se . = ay len noah . if ; 3 d ‘ uN op : — fa mie ne ie Me ten ty ene 4 on a Se iy - * a ‘ ap geraoanicnsaees , .. ‘ : So ae Se aale * sr ne a A ecw : a = “~ pik grow Ae ne a. i> ee : Fah ae Sys ws y nes 4 ae S34 — wig : a ‘ ul ‘ ‘ Mv : b at “ : = ~ ae ; 7 ~ on . oh et . a « “ + > sai bn } ae ; : : q P 5 eles zed - om ty 44 «ie er ies es gn, sit lhe i >. ae"u " ae 4 . ee GR ES ee rey wet ae a me pes” # Sin. Ne Rate Aaah a oe 1 ae = oie Movil "i ts oe 9 ee * ” A a ee ee home. 3 re A Oe n * ‘ awn > s i. ~~ ~ ap » Sito ing : > & —ee> J ye a. 4 ang A A Pe -let ee e NE tt ~- oo «# ye ye ley *y Sa Sree. “ar. - _ + ene - At amp. seein b tory * ee elie ia ap et Recular or extra sizes. pillows Bath Towels, 7 for $] Printed Crepe, 2 Yds. $] F and B Special Tea, 3 Lbs. $1 Fancy striped Bath Tews is with strongly hem med ends Termed rup-of- Prett waiteeiin- te nail tiene An excellent blend of green and black n il} beer aAuse if g lig r} + de f ts. re a a ern BiliwK- ixec re © ° Tea; ver ? ‘ ‘ > : - na : | -- Printed in new and pretty patterns, desirable for | j.04 -" popular kind. Exceptionally good. for Pepperell ectien, 3 Yds. dresses. Gaatine Fepperel! Sheeting $1 oR Rayon-Mixed Slip Satin $] Pilot Brand Preserves $I inches wide. unbleached. Min "sie R i fab t 4 other Packed in mason jars. net 5 pounds of 2 to T%* yards lengthgs, ayon-mixe¢ abrics for slips and other. ounces Choice of raspberry, cherry, pineapple, - . = . . = ° s . ’ , ’ uses. A beautiful, lightweight, lustrous Satin fin blackberry, plum and peach. Pepperell Sheets $1 ish. Lengths 1 to 3 yards® ; = - Full bleached, 81x90-inch Pepperell Luggage Cases | Men Ss Nightshirts $1 Sheets, subject to slight stains. Limit Good quality muslin and cotton flannelette of 6 to a buyer. ) 24-inch Suitcases with lock, Traveling , : Bags, leather Bosto - Bags and small Carrying Casen. CASE. age _ b+ say and stripes. Long and wi 4.0 te . Cotton ares mall 80x $ | Women’s ’Kerchiefs, 12 for €] $1 | Men’s Silk Neckwear, 2 for $] 90-inch size. neatly hemmed with wide Women's lawn and volle Hi: indkerchie fs. , Beautiful spring patterns in cut silk 4 fs) ] ) ] 2 ’ — ‘> ; ae ad ¢ ( () > E Remnants of excellent quality drapery | | ~ ip Ge wa ‘Neht ene | pele mi eight; broken sizes. Seconds of better . Full-size Mattress Covers of un- Cluny Insertions, Bolt 900 pairs imported Duplex fabric Gloves bleached Muslin, box fides, seams cov rere Bolt of 20 yards of imitation Russian for street or driving wear All have embroidered with tape—non-destructible rubber buttor Lace. in the ecru shade. Suitable for curtains backs. Sizes 7. to 10 : i wate Towels, 4 for $1 eee a) Men’s & Boys’ Ties, 6 for $1 Extra heavy, double thread Bath Famo Corsets Silk sport Bow Ties made of fine quality Towels with color red Pee done 29x44 ine? ls size slicht ree da. Famo Corsets, in mecere bust 1 Hi] silke with elastic bands. Light and dark effects akirt style: made of excellent quality pink cou ~ tripes and figures. . Bath Towels, 3 for $] Bust Confiners, 4 for $] Boys’ Shirts All white Towels, 24x45-inch ; ; sise. extra heavy, po ny hemmed. at Bust Confiners — ———— -: a acai Cotton broadcloth, Madras and ends. Slicht seconds. atriped material. all hooke back. and all new , Shirte in many assorted kinda. Wh ta, plain $I ors, fancy effects, in sizea 12 to 14 Linen Toweling, 6 Yds. | Boys’ ‘Spring Caps, 2 for Boys’ Pajamas $1 Absorbent quality of Linen Boys’ new Spring Caps, in light and dark Toweling, 46 inches wide with r all oF blue serviceable materials. Made of heavy quality cotton flannelette borders. iitabla for kitchen t : and cotton —- in two-plece style. Frog-trimmed. Bo s’ ~ rin Hats S In sizes 8 to 18 Table Damask, Yd. $] I ay ogg linen Table aimee full Jined, and it ‘the. new Spring shi ades. bleached, heavy quality, 70 inches wic , ° hg? Roy £ ” ’ 9 In attractive destens. Sons Knickers $1 Girls Table Padding, Yd. Sl ae Set t ee ee dust D : Absorbent au ality — and light patterns. resses Ging, 54 or 4S inches In quilted-—protecta ahha from h wth ( lish 3 Women’ s Silk Hose ¢ | Brown Muslin, 11 Yds. $1 eel ay = pa —_ Pag nll and — Special $ 1 n jing . ; rat .CPronadeR., om pws ee ae a oe oe le ap tn ipa oe ee eat Wire wae BEIM os 2 A ing te Sgr Sethe asi. twee * -— al My Meoure in lengths of 2 to 6 yards. Many pieces | Revie ‘anions. . _— | om Basement Crepe de Chine $1 Fringed Valance, Yd. $1 | Colored Crepe de Chine in many pretty al- IHMeht shadea for dresses, underwear and other uses. ore Fs Se eerie re oe wry sag Nag + ee or ae - — at, » Héw combinations of fringed Window V ety 1 va is ari is colors with headings at top. Women’ s Slippers, 2 for $1 | Duvetyn $1 W men's it anc oo yn sateer pers, Silk-faced Duvetyn, for making &pring ALN ad WY M 1 7) 4 | . ° ft es led a gets! 50 )Dishpans, $1 if #2) Men’s Union Women’s Hish Shoes $] coats for children, for dress wear, etc. ee rte a Oval Dish . i i pie 4 . Women's black and brown h — 9 nk” wpe. ME AVI thors. with hich ang low heels, Broken | W omen s Shoes 3 eae Men’s Bath Slippers, 2 ay $I | uly, Thareility 3 Terry cloth Bath Slippe on. with or with- out bachs. Padded heels. jzes 6 to lI Corsettes, at mS | > $ is. . . ring - So er ee ee ae a - a ns ae a \ Ear weg: etre tha . Sento ” = Marvelette Corsettes, new long models of fancy materials and elastic combinations, Lightly boned. ote = hn Sample Girdles $ j Sample Girdles of high-grade. Both fanc) plain models, confined with elastic. Slightly | nreoa a or ¢ amene “rs = wn Mu slin in the infor ced sen - 2 for ee 39-inch wi ll remnants of from * OL: ’ . ge er gl eae : Children’s Stockings, 4 Seamless mercerized cotton Hose, rit) COt good quality gingham Tablecloths, Each $1 double heels and toes, in black and colors. Sec- and printed materials in f better grade ! tterns, 6 - 3s of me onds of better grades. varioug colors and pa Otx 3-ine Tab ths of n Sizes 7 to 14 years. cerized c tt n Dan ask, hemeiiiched or Men’s Socks, s Prs. $1 . Basement gorges ac’ allop ed ecqzes with Mol pred borders. erized or plain cotton Socks ° Seamless merce! Linen Scarfs $1 with double he ls and toes. Black and colors, All $1 banda, broken sizes in bal- atin 2 — —— Pia “ annd tan >ds, 3 for $1 2 Refr iehers 1 | | briggans. Ali athletic | aes DT coal ving 2 . 5 1 —T ea ebscae Men’s es 25 for $1 ocle, Broken clses. hae or low heels. osetia ctenene maaan a teat — . (once the. pet Mgt Ratg linge My ait caging wna tieiialis itll, ie ig tie eatiatl allah: A at Apa He oF ta pte, Oe os p > » indow ee igera- ; iyer. 1 Men's fin ual ity w! od cambri« ae | kerchiefs: soft ish ia .ovelty Rugs neleven $1 | Men’s s ieeckichs. 12 io 31 | Feather Pillows $1 ‘ ; ‘ Oi . Me i fille dorders and finished with fringe at ends. Men 's large white cambric Handkerchiefs: a ] sanitary feathers a" A ape pore a also color red woven border kinds; soft finis all | gurable ticking } le a4 : nt a : ae Pg mith ne at fringe. " “In the 24x48. inch Dress ( rOoodsS og hing od tmeason ‘i cMonndecds - Table Damask, 2 Yds. $1 Sheet Blankets blue. daintily trimmed $1. 25 Bottles, $1 Seal : Women’s Hats inches wide, colored borders, beautiful pat , Lamp Shades, 2 for row ugs, 4 or $1 Special, Iamp Shades, covered with Georgette and ‘Universal Vacuum Bottles ; 16x. 36-inch small Throw Rugs in the hit Women’s Spring Hats, of good quality, : " ; lined with silk. Trimmed with rosebuda, | metal case. e288 effects and finished at both ends with Yard, a OF Materia; SC Princess Slips, 2 for $1 : = eases MY | es eeamet eect yg , $ Boudoir Lamps, $1 Rug Border, 214 Yds. $1 Children’ s and Misses’ Hats $1 ips. in light and dark colors, Trimn 3 yas Lamps with colored chintz shades. aleo Ri drén’ hints . OL eet , - Torcheres in blue. Complete with cord and plug. ug Borders in neat “hardwo xl ef- @ Desirable silk and silk-mixed fabrics in a rens ane wp elk ‘ le ir: x" 3 : stray a rT ec H fe rl ae »} eo} ; Bn bas Sa wene bates’ of ae society. | yw. Wide selection which to _ Bloomers, 2 for $I 3 se € 70x80-inch Cot- Women’s Aprons, 2 for | Crepe de Chine | Printed Radium W Le it sive Bloomers s , Ta Sheet Blan- Aprons of fast-colored, fancy floral oo a i i> > x . ‘ i ™& ‘ a () | “1 : . ; Iuat- _ Congoleum Mats, 4 for ] Radium Silke | Striped Tub Silks | — ’s eats 1 of Cott: n sateen and satinay, in light and “ie es P kets in neat plaid terned cretonne, combined with black cotton hep 1026-10 on small Congoleum Mats, in Black Charmeuse | Slip Satin—Rayon Women's Scarfs of rayon and crepe. Full lark att “0 effects in colors | sateen. Also banded kitchen aprons with skirt of eels Attract olora . Colored Honans mixed Jeneth, finished with fringe. »¢ Economy Store of rose, blue and | gingham gold. Basement Colored Ch ! | Plain Georgett Pos vf | Silk-Faco Duvetyn | Printed Georgette Black Charmeuse $I “30S EA | perme, 2 for $ | Basement Good quality black satin Charmeuse for Wn |b +) ) Striped — puting and knitted Petti- dress wear; 36 Inches wide. | coate of Oo} nd Bg wool, tn plain shar and | farey striped bott mn etylen. y es ’ . | Women’s Outing Pajam: “ . | ‘.seo— ecial Offering of ne cae a 4 A Companion Dollar-Day Event of Extra Importance to Women and Misses This Sp r | oFajamas of cotton outing flannel win | Striped patterna. All sizes C W ( ) Sy i Long and «hort sles At dresses of broad- prin a —_ am cotton charme a in flared and kiek- . peat s#tyics Sizes a8 to fi. Crepe Kimonas a aoc ageey ne Cre pe Kimonas in -Y wide Choice at the Special Price of “ | wo ety of patterns in floral effects, trimmed with : i | : aire desirable for baby to | | i as COAL OF er in. cae 2 to 6. /4,\al : nfants’ Play Suits $1 : Yj | Ang ede serviceable Play Suits of atife! . ‘vend aakt, hambray, denim — ree — | ‘ie overati_sivie Sizes 2166. | | \" | Annelette Sleepers, 2 for $1 | FY | é iin. eolore] self materiale “a yi 2 . tion « 11} Flannelet Slee r- | ' \ ‘- : ' ‘ nV} Hee with tec’ bee Sinodiatte, Biesp- | ~ : 85 ! S ) | Sample Nightgowns, 2 for $1 ' = | | . A : Fea © . Co re and nainaook Night ie Jecorators, $1] $1.40 .40 Cans, s, $1 Umbrellas $} | oi : QW ¢ s © pee Deep /- f=) ki “f | ae sa ae ee lave “and embroidery, ete, ’ ~," \ VY Ti “ty? "yo Mag | oy Ay , " i : ee ST | Miz ) {) he oe All linen Scarfs in the 18x50 and eocones: Boys’ Sleepers, 2 for Ce capt - ct eatl,. tape. diy: Mert, Mins ° ae - a ~~ OR et 0 hag NA t6s ow steht bal > rrr . aatiitteiei a . . ‘ = Sa ER a ILE NS EE OLE NE TL IT NT ICP ST TE ET Shit NII acer gp ca : ’ 3 e pe Se x F Dan} we ne ) ‘ and cotton Tussah, a very quality—high count, im the hb) s} 1ade “only i‘. ® ie ep igin igity AM zag witty 2 ty. ap eH A a A Ny ER AS AS eS ~Anna~ - SE TT LT TT RE . ve ee“ yam Wess “> S | tyles. Full skirted flare with bib and etrape. ; able pa Cott nade Work Pants: ae. | we | ae i, eye it at ee? 7 — : | o~ y «sn equare neck siyle, trimmed with em- a _ _ ae Y ) Sizes 16 to 44 Ceeeee) fey yer NAY _, | ; \N : Va St Rs A donee - | Flannelette Kimonas $1 oys’ = Suits $I | 7 . @ Many will welcome this splendid opportunity to Sg /S? i / + Ae | ensaeee to date eee ee Sees ~\pmalenell t ; | | ) a Sah Al we : : | way ! “able ang nenily styled; in slzee 3 to B years. | make neW additions to their Spring wardrobes at aia? ae 7 (waye” All sizes for women | | SWAT I moderate cost. Coats and Dresses in Spring styles, eg eet, ms) | $1 | Women’ S Hosiery | : HH, HIT! of favored fabrics and in wanted new shades. Select eee i: erat Vay Corselettes A % quar wo-Diece acte—Ori id cast | if | ‘Bs 4 i } Pp . thaw <7 cia a * auart # dat : oe ate Griswo : A” A Seconds | | HL) Ws Sale COATS — Of tweeds, DRESSES— Of flat ee & pe : , novelty fabrics, Mix- crepe, crepe satin and ¥ ‘| | $ 1 Electric Needs at $1.00 NR 2 Pair s$ | 1 | tures and plaid materi- Georgette — trimmed in ber Bulbs for 7 VQ ¥ for.... | | als, in belted and tailor- the newest effective | | | ile Stoves .. , t 4 WR | | | ed styles. Many have ways and offered in | ay ve € Corsclettcs with in- Flashlights | \’ ed one rek- J | | w attractive 4 Vt | Peggy wm -rsoser “gee te fashioned Homery || | | | | : side plaits. A collection the ne | al ede belt for stout y Plugs, 2 for.... | of : eitk-and-ravon | | a Be : that affords splendid Spring colors, as well as : | |] c_ striped | material, -Lite Bulbs for......... ees uh ) ca salman uae. fT LA | Ss | choice. black and navy. : : || soe ee and reinforced feet. . Biack, white and Basement Economy Store colors, Basement tt ene TS Ne cet litem rr mem na a re eo eee

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Se aks, aN AIRY I Poe ‘ “a shaeaeg DAP ere ne ge ee lie Se sf Qagkenedtge, Barrys “s ae é PS rsh? cs kG, Pte Sa ie, ROE as Ck a es ithe sd ee Fea ae he ha a> hid a = 2 » rey, kaa « rae é ge Sf 12 s * PAGE 12____ ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH New City Jail Springfield, Hl. is now 2 ; i . : | Br the Ase i texl & « lages, } Se apital ‘ >! ‘ | m so ) : , v di nifies by thej;buried is certainly in a more « som- jt the EPR cence lil... Feb. have to b nd . occupied by modern vil-{be called the Atlantic aed of | ce nt whose its would!Rome), and because so d ply | t la ‘ider and! plete state of preservat i : i ? than Rene The few hundred square feet ex-| L . &% at ha iz 1’ ~*% WEDNESDAY scare FEBRUARY 22, 1927 iT the most | Machado Postpones Visit to U. Machado has of | WAS Pepe ienat Feb. 23. — The yen ONNENFELD3§) — SI. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH . ~ 610-618 Washington Avenue This city wil have a new polic® sta- will have little opposition in th LAST CALL! coming city el yesterday's rimary. n roposed - : Mysterious Attack Laura \W einbe ; Was Wal Miss Laura _ADVERTISEMENT SAGE TEA TURNS — GRAY HAIR DARK dark, seal rs ir ¢ -“*s Exclusive Dealer Wanted for St. Louis Here are a few reasons why ABC dealers are making money: Write us. Full details will be sent you gladly, and without obligation. AUTOMATIC BURNER CORPORATION 312 N. May Street Chicago os RADIATORS BOILERS For burning ANY coal, coke, oil, gas or wood. They happify the home, so that ALL rooms, bays and hallways are made havens of coziness and health-pro- tection, for tender childhood to sensitive old-age. For facts that interest—send for catalog. AMERICAN RADIATOR (OMPANY 4201 Duncan Ave. - . Se. Louis, Mo Winter Coats At Tremendous End-of- 2 Season Sacritice! NOTHING EXCEPTED! : Less Than Cost of Materials! ‘ Less Than Cost of Making! Less Than Cost of Furs! { ° wu CHOICE OF THE HOUSE EVERY DRESS $7 Remaining From the Past Season’s Selling (Spring Dresses Excepted ) its appearance a hundwed by ya ° = nare ¢ mixtu proved i by gredient | ready for use. It is ¢ all Sulphur Com] be depended upc maturai co.0 hair. Everybody tu and Sulphur C it darkens so ar j that nobody can plied. You simp! r soft brush ith it and draw this _ eo the bei tekvg one email GUNMAN OF 40 YEARS AGO rand at ime: by morning the eee bait bas disapp orca, and after; NOW MINISTER OF GOSPEL anot ee MeStIOn lt peconEes Veen; Alex Adair, Once Member of Jesse tifuliv dark and appears giossy ' James Gang. Conducting Serv- . . lustrous. ices in Denver. t because . w4 tte “- — wach adds Y, Don’t be a GROUCH! —?) — >" ici 6 pa you have a gang resuited in his arrest severa! cough or one of times ranging from horse stealing those raw aching throats, ) tram rogbery. Later, after lear you can’t have an even disposition. Keep your ipeeie ce throat cool ene oon THREE HELD IN HIGHWAY FIGHT temper even with Lebanon Motorists ¢ ‘harged With Brothers Cough Drops. | | Assault on Teamster. , ae ~ x ii UP ik « sek — —_ ee Work a Siaze-cCco0acs driver >» —_ if - oF acai d Ss Either S-Bs or gig vis ete ee a on I ffs Ot Labanen are in ~~» - couG 4 DROS PS5 Soe ae February 21 to 26 Daily: 11 A.M. to 11 P.M. | JUDGE FREES OKLAHOMA DEPUTY Miami Officer Was Charew!) With NOW OPEN Protecting Criminals. Ys] In the NEW UNION MARKET BUILDING (THE MUNICIPAL GARAGE) Rroadwavyv to Sixth Morgan to Lucas Main Entrance: Broadway at Lacas 170.000 «square feet of space Three great fieors of hibits. birepreaf ; building. : t models, The new wes Be : * tt} pes The iipes ami mechanical construct hen The Exhibits: 288 Passenger autes on display. $0 Different makes of automo- Diless, 158 Exhibits of Motor Trucks BSB Disptays of Commercial (ars. Awe feet of espace for Aceesseries and Nevelties for the Meter Car. 5GG@ squere feet devoted to modern shop ceuipment ani mxchiners "oe | MAY UNCOVER HERCULANEUM vital interest to Service Depart ments. Sfuseotlini f,overnnrwnt Consider= . ‘ twee . “% ‘ Recaunse of the convenient dewn Undertaking the Fixcavation. town lecatien, business men can ROVE leave the office an h Gr or twee te wieslt the « | lection. ng popular are black ff monkey Dia a Oppc ITtunit Asai SELECTIONS - * ¢ color ntityv purchasin , . > =>. rr \ 7? OMtr iv ut in .Thursday’s event typify SHOP. We urge rec} SERVICE ovr our VALUES... .atS$ Every Wanted Sméall, Medium and Large Head Size for Miss Woman or Matron wat ue sK YA AWINN Hundreds ot New Spring Styles of Crochet Visca Venetian Visca Grosgrain Ribbon Pedaline—Satin Whatever the — If you ‘‘just m hav or a more Pye “ webster’s Doll wall Paper e yourself and save half or. ~e ata Over 600 different patter ceivable kind, on daylight display rack see just how the Paper will look om No sales pressure. Take your time al lection. All Papers marked in plain f - mam pf ; red Over 900,000 rolls of Paper all on Ic to 35c¢ a roll, including values we Combinations sold only with beautiful t Paper for every room in the house.- 2 _ Be sure you are in W ebste big store with the canopy « ae aa 809 N. 7th — The Big Store With thet ne ¥ ake eaQutiatuiSunltisas ho 610-18 Washing ton Avenue CEMA Oo fl A\\Per et tt

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, nhs ot. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ; patie WEDNESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 23. Le ____ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH sai PAGE 1. — ne ce 98 S MESSENGER CROSSES OCEAN @ «hover Centennial® The assign Check That Cold INE NFELD 5 i Webster’ S Dollar Day _ tg IS IL Fe oomalgy a “M any Unions Oppose See” So ieakees a ashington Avenue if Wall Paper Sale on $25,000 Errand. i As the liner re: Pd the plier, th: h | Special tto the Post-Dispatch. | ro =" P nic n a «’ 7 an: j of oa! dD li | t S PI grease, turpentine, camp or NEW YORK, Feb. 23.—Dantei| pieces | to play. The Ameri- ay Ug U aving CLE! and menthol and other me- : y. he AMer dicinal oils recommended for Serve yourself and save half or more on your Wall Paper costs. Over 600 different patterns of every con- —— ceivable kind, on daylight display racks so you can easily ek. os > =, ter Rudge, 17-year-old messenger of |°2" Sovs found the Londons bus} colds sore throat pneu- ; ino it can of ¢ : s in Ne aaron . 0s ms London, has arrived on the Aqui-/| * out his affairs in rm monia, bronchitis, influenza see just how the Paper will look on your own walls. “No sales pressure. Take your time and make your se- { wart ATS ‘The \ cerorte .47 the lection. All Papers marked in plain figures! nena ee —— eee al Tm Na? Ih tania with $25.990 worth of ‘“mas- |}, tel where ] ake sis a ot ! he will stay tion. 50c at all Drug St yhonograpt ecords fo: he! sails for home Fridav ie gles S ph —- Measure, Defeated iy St. Louis Alder- men in 1921, ’22 and ’23. a “Z as & yr is ye ® =, . — ~& 3 5 - ‘ ee nae ‘ sae enter ; be " 4 ee py 4 , j Over 900,000 rolls of Papér all on sale at f : . AG ter Coats | ee rr chs tty, chee Momcniees 2 vi? to $28 roll THESE ROOM LOTS 4 \ SES YOR CHILDREN A “e Health Commissioner Starkloff’s!Public Health Association in Buf- | ot . ao pees oc eNe tions sold only with beautifu Combina y | borders or bands. | daylight saving by setting falo. Health Commissioners of e d > VIews Or or every room in the house. New 12 R i] & d W I] nes, * Pe es ! | peer ‘ P sts designs. ‘ O11S Sek€ a REPS eto * ‘ me eet. f q clocks forward one hour in, sumn-. Eastern cities which have had day- years, Uun- Be sure you are in Webster’s! The ZO Yds Border | LEE OLE NE ea hoe aE Be Ss mer as a means of giving more op-' light saving for several years, UN- | ita: . s =a aT’ i i ee s t tw f to those officially “talking shop,” told him | big store with the canopy and copper portunity for recreation front! 6 Rolis } Ceiling ) ie . J ; Sa be ~~ : ‘ " FATHER JOHN’S MEDICINE provides the body-building cana ot Aldermen. President start him off to work while the | material a child needs during the growing period. It furnishes Neun of the board said today that! morning still is fresh and cool. é DRESS 4 HE Sunday Post-Dis atch has che Vitality to resist the recurring COUGHS and COLDS and ne helleved most of the members| That’s just it, retort the work- | — p other more serious ills. Children like it and take it willingly, still were opposed to it. 'ingmen; they would have to get and Many y Other Lots } i ‘ ™ ne, Pe eee ot » newts ae o> Hie, ae os - Be a PS ‘ ‘ nm fey. yin eg x 4 d is ae ¢ — 7 & ee - % » ve, + & 2 alge» he % > * om se ere Res eee oe OE * "i ee ee ee ae ec * min. % ss vies Se Set » be . Ae m the Past Season’s up just when they were beginning | only color roto Magazine in St. Loulg,. Get a bottle from the drug store today. No drugs or alcohol, | Dr. Starkioff explained that the ge Agua g eed) | Over 70 years of HEALTH VICTORIES imeasure had come to his attention | | to get their first real slee on | jat the meeting of the American | Summer night. The entra — ; , men mnaiaa moet | Trades and Labor Union and the | Buil line Trades Council have vot- ed against daylight saving here, and the American Federation of | Labor joined the farmers in ob- | | taining repeal of the bill whereby | | national daylight saving was in ef- ‘C] 7h ds 1919 a war- | ean an may | fect In 1918 and as | | pone measure for economy and In- | real production tor backyard) = S$ PYead disease | gardens.” How Workmen View Prepesm. For greater safety, use this Canvass today elicited that the germ-removing toilet soap Milk Wagon Drivers’ local opposes it: they have to get up at midnight | hs if your hands look cleaneney 'in summer now, and an hour ear- may be covered with germa,” aayé lier would be the last straw. The | the Metropolitan Life Insurance Ca, | Street Car Men's Union opposes it Lnseen germs are ev because it would alter their work- | countless chings you coche dupes ing schedule. Some members of | doorknoks, telephones, money, books, the Building Trades Council still| The Life Extension Instieute lists 27 are against it. They probably will | germ diseases hands may spread—rang: discuss it in meeting tonight, and | gngfromcoldsand grippeto the Central Trades and Labor Un- How guilty you would feel,should any ion probably will get to it next these diseases reach your f, Sunday. food your hands prepared] One unton official, when it was Tosafeguard health, use Lifebucy,the suggested that in the case of his purifying toilet soap that removes germs, particular group hours might be as well asdirt. Purify your hands whem altered to meet the objection to ! ever you wash. daylight saving, responded: “Oh. | Millions find Lifebuoye joyes ase “yes, ‘but fry and get them to see mild, refreshing, fine for it: Then, too, its antiseptic lather Opera Association Objects. body odor—keepe you fresh Bi the Municipal Opera it was ? ed that the additional hour of Note SS ee m light at evening would en-. how quickly it evaporates after rinsing, h on the ee ‘s that inst- Lifebuoy is orange-red—the color of itg needs betwee / p.m. and pure palm-fruitoils. Get Lifebuocytodayy ame te — geal at tf ~~ ea ee abot 2 eit pi lg tape % Po ee ET A A A SS A A a a CeO 2A TS A A A TT A A | | )|6 0 86 tee 6 UY =| “MmttE Rar wy & a a ae 610-18 Bl aT NG 2G oy 2G P “ | Yc. "3 Take tah 610-18 Washington $e x" | S\t eg | ) : eX i 3 ieee Washington Avenue AWA Ge | a) ) | MA it lee Avenue 4 a \ ‘ ® t F 7 J éf: rare “ta, a AOD : ro *ereserrianwen!™ a a2 - on > \ r 9° m\\ AVAvavareerewerentey i “ . / e, z s : : . Vv _ abe ®. 5S 4 C9 ; . 7 ad bad ° / €é » zs Pp - ada ¥ | . Now G / n Sp [ g’ hands-face e eorgettes: oases rin S | organization still was a for a s-fa . Rs aun advocate of the plar but, Ee . | in vier se j * *, rt . hf rs. 3 « ¥ 4 eo ; . . ; ‘ . * ‘ * *- “#s > ceet . . . of 4 + ‘ + a > . : ° a ; } A} , ih ~ % f ‘ ant } 4 j é NS ° ; bd ¥ \ °° 4 ¢ cf : a : : é ‘ 7 . i iP , y yy a ' ’ < . ' y a ; r a 4 . A iY j a } * yh ; J r, ' } kK, 4 . ; P f jt - if XT | “— P : it | 2 A M, j Praia] } f , } { ’ i < + \f i } dS if : } ™ f fit | p*, " \ j ij i < + ‘ + . J i itt ' i ‘ ; if 4 * / , i ' J ‘ ¢ sf ; t } ’ ' I ’ f ’ : “ ae : “ ‘ j ' ; f ' ? ‘ i ¥. ‘ i f ’ r - . j 7 j Y 4 ~ h ; . r . we ‘ j : ‘ ; / _— ‘ ; ; } _»_™ Be sb ; ¢ 4 . . 4 { ; i= s a a a a

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LOUIS BRANCH 1423 OLIVE ST. for Commissioner. r ’ 7 esion ers. Nominees Primary ETN aD oe as omens . « - —_ - ~ ne ae Ae CE ee oR SRT: nevestnn ne LAE LO A «A. en amen nero ee eee a. A A a tReet LP A A eR ao Sr eee eee. eatiibienende:n aioe — — eenapinen SEASON YOUR with a dressing of 3 hot melted butter and | part LEA & GRINS: See s DREDIOLS v ie i awe gg SLIP COVERS: YOUR LAST CHANCE! 3-Piece $14.7 3 Days Linen- Only Damask Finish Set ; Cretonne Denim 3-Piece Set, $22.00 ner ee Given Without Charge. f NN GArfield 77 MADE TO ORDER MAin 3685 Q UNITED SLIP COVER MFG. CO. SEP EB BBRBEBRBRBBE BB Linen ST. — POST- DISPATCH _ — ae a a ‘ WuruilZer wat Bet OE The world’s finest small grand piano. The piano de-luxe for the modern home and apartment—small in size but amazingly full and rich in tone. 1006 Olive “8 SB8868 88 8 8 SB i all lll ie | | A LET OI" See Our Other Announcements on Pages 4 and 5 STIX, BAER & FULLER. GRAND-LEADER Much Comfort and Beauty for the Home Can Be Bought for Small Expenditure in the CLIUTY Fe “4y ut Offs AT yy yg tt — a ee oe is | if TTY V4 rept qld f ie tT, arene. Jirate ‘4 a + ios. we, eeaneane eee a — —— oss TT tree) -errerte f "Tie Le ht ap LL bony . rrr: Ther ed frat Lona + ‘ neta i a retary eS rt1T 1F emia TE "y ~” +2 Sas, + tT) seed \ ~~ ~ : Trt ty i » Mrfrrrar ih are aT Th, at eS Caagyt ETLISI jf, . Tt mee Vite rt" Tike ——* Trg A fi meg stgtit’ we 4 ry 1% jie Be: a iTYy ¥ Aer ’ ~ ae, aed + ph 442i TT > © Odd Pieces Specially Priced covered in and velour OFA ng | i ; } | ' } i } 5 ¢ — sr ; COTITIV OITA | YRC eT aie Comtort in the Bedroom one of these iT home. 4 livable- many times onvenient lit- like the one pic- | . S Secretary Desk Popular nandy + ama . aa ne J A £2 because it is such @ convenience, this Governor Winthrop styled Sec retary has roomy drawers, writing cabinet and shelves for 2 on x, ,* fe @ ’ ‘A po } nee —— eee ee i } + Occasional Table Just the rij ht size and height for an extra Table in the living little Table is con- >f selected hardwo “= $16.75 Seventh Floor.) room, this structed and finished i hogany Convenient Terms of Payment May Be Arranged— Purchases Held for Later Delivery, if Desired dagpnesis ei 00 (ru finest i"? wate Bath Hussea Pass "Locust adel! SKIN TROUBLES# ( ‘LEARED QUICKLY} ij its & Telev ISOr “Electri Enemy \ Hy the Ae LONDOI Governy he we ° invisible makes it ‘lo condue night une It ls pra war we at 33d St.) televisor, | was John I ‘me miy ig*® a st a scieng powerful Ceovern® tos : stu mbled | range of = ot & usands Praise Famous} “Old Skin Remedy hes and up quickly and hlerni pples, black heads, blermis sddy skin cleared xy bv Posiam. Used success fully for twenty vears. It must be good. Thows: ids of unsolicited ¥ tters from delighted users lf amazing suc- cess. y a * is prove to rou free that Poslam —will ‘clear your Skin. ” FREE Proof Sample! RELIEVES ECZEMA INSTANTLY burn ning ‘Qamels Desk. Posiam (€4., 245 W.4ith St.. New York, NM Y. ADVERTISEMENT To End Severe Cough Quickly, Try This . For real results, . this old Netel remedy beats them all. Easily prepared. Quickiy a nati you You'!! nerer know how n Me conquered, memade remedy. riven i aimost prepared, aod ir coughs. ut Shy on neces granu! lated 1s aS! ly ing hetter fi heott ee FF ‘nm add plain o make a fnil pint. Ur laritied honey, instead of Either way, the full pint two-thirds of the money MBaaliy spent for cor igh prep arate on a more positive, effect: keens pertectly, aod touted iren like it. | this take hold instant- and healing the mem- a!| the air passages. It a dry, tight cough, : a will notice the phiegm thin out and disappear. A day's use Will usually break up an ordinary throat or chest cold, and it is also Splendid fer bronchitis, hoarseness, and nehial asthma. Pinex 's a most valuable concen- as ted com nd of genuine Norway ne extra { palatable guaiacol, the et reiia? mest giime To aroid a iggiet f, > { th directions. . i sf DH os ’ 3a) ° sa , pnointment, ask your cunces of Pinex” ‘;naranteed to mre absolute satiate. Bad ; Phe y prom — refi, miner (’o., Ft. Wesel a aes [DINE for Coughs ® remedy for threat and ss is AS hich but wh corde “By ‘ ae ° dal oneal “So re: parativ has n@ tion of ments greater to sft & fhousane the be *ie57 othe tiis & nson, ing a ‘he cow iosed & (on | unger noit. * Cook: aligned days i ity sults is riedin In tne lated Mayor 573; ers aise defeat aligned for com Supg for | Ma lianice, § lam and F didate’ slate, | eity Xtephe rr) Lass OM ie City omens - ADVERTISEMENT Wakes 59 Year - Old Minister Fee Like a Kid’ | ee ” at ARit M“ Tutie’ts M-hKeTInA ‘> work wpe * ett every we cr the first everynoodys r am make ewe that * he Gone ‘aft a4 ‘pen arat itunte-. MeGit -% $e Khoge Joha ag. sta ble ; spp liam Linet,

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xe for the modern ent—-small in size l and rich in tone. Olive important Odd Pieces Specially Priced A Cozy Corner There’s a corner in every home for a comfortable Chair, and no Chair answers the pur- pose so co! maitbhely as the Cox- well. This graceful Chair is - covered in tapestry $34 - e and velour The End Table The comfort and _ livable- ness of the room many times depends upon a convenient lit- tle End Table like the one pic- tured—developed in $7 50 and finished in mahogany a Secretary Desk Popular because it is such @ handy home convenience, this Governor Winthrop styled Sec- ‘retary has roomy drawers, writing cabinet and shelves for your favorite $87 50 books Occasional Table Just the right size and heighg for an extra Table in the living room, this little Table is con- structed of selected hardwood and finished in ma- ~ $16. 75 hogany (Seventh Floor.) PT a ORR ——— ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH | Teas a m4 wa , : an. - ‘i ‘ar Ye oe ‘ a4) he cst t hb BS kes 5 hz te sushi \ pf) 81 QA HN Ww .s wn . 7 i\" a ao, \ te Fireproof fh 50 200 Outside each ai or shower. ods fines! peidential and Vrivate Cars a ny iusses Pass Olive &t. Ca n u Our at 334 St. er Week With eas ain ‘KIN TROUBLES CLEARED QUICKLY stete, 1 sands Praise Famous Old Skin Remedy ples, black heads, blemishes and idy skin cleared up quickly and ; ly by Poslam. U sed success _— fully for twenty years. It must be good. Thousands of unsolicited letters from delighted users tell of amazing suc- cess. Let us prove to you free that Poslam will clear your skin. REE Proof Sample! amazing impr ovemer Urs. Free No ¢ wo i today “for generous i lam. Simply mail your @iress (No other writ cress \ Sample Desk, Poslam Co., 245 W. 47th St. New York, N Y, SA ee eR NRE e“ Ee CPIRE ReRSRR enne RELIEVES By ECZEMA f NSTANTLY nes is lit i) ADVERTISEMENT >— To End Severe Cough Quickly, y, Try This For real results, this old home-made ' ; t TE TENNER” Meiers ace eN Reet cite Nt ee ee , / gemedy beats them al]. Easily prepared. ab eYou'll never know how 2 tough ean he conquered, this famous homemade immediate relief given is Magic. it Is easily prepared, flere is nothing better for cough “a Into a aoe bottle put ~~ inces @ Pex: then add ‘plain Pin le ie werup to make a fnil pint. ¢ WH cen use ¢ os ified honey, instead of Mger ssrup. Lither way, the full pint yes about cone Bch of the mone y ally spent for cough prepar: ation: “, b gives you a more positive. effecti cy. It keeps pertectly, and tas stes ot—children like it. Tou een feel this take hold instant- soothing and healing the mem- es in all the air passages. It Pomptly loosens a dry, tight congh, 8002 you will notice the phlegm thin out and ga ar. A day's use will Usually brea up an ordinary throat or chest Sa and it is also @lendid for bronchitis, hoarseness, and ncbia) asthma. Pinex is a rthost valuable concen- rated compound of genuine Nor way pbe extract and palatable guaiacol, the reliable remedy for throat ae mest ailments. gto ye disappointment, ask your mpeist for “2 ounces of Pinex” mth directions. Guaranteed to th e absolute gatisfaetion or bey promptly serunGed. The amex (o., Ft. Wayne, Ind. quickiy almost apd 7; . i 4 * “ee Ree teria eal aie oD ae ADVERTISEMENT Makes 59 Year. I Old Minister reel Like a Kid” a Fs. i? (811 14 exynrees b ARIUM Tab Sa 78 Rex | es i? as. T” ‘ or what the bod, and ‘verybody O ‘T am % ty. — . ARI M Tablets hall make y eff , tf ' 10 apread news that makes it tO cor! | it was | | ' dé nee | votes: /works INVISIBLE WAR RAY GUARDED BY BRITISH Televisor Inventor “Electric Eye,” of Enemy Would Be Which the Unaware. By the Associated LONDON, Preee Feb. 22.—Th British |Government is jealously guarding its new war secret. a mysterious invisible searchlight ray whi impossible for an enem\ iduct military operations at night unobserved. It is one of the most formidable war weapons yet discovered, and discovered accidentally John L. Baird, inventor of the and the discoverer of mysteri ous ray. looks 1! staid college than scientist who i perfecting a Seisamitul weapon for a (;overnment. accidentally televisor. the lig 4 ~ iOo;re protessor powerful stumbled On the new ray whi perfect the television ap- hroad- far aS trying to paratus with which he now casts pictures bv radio as 150 miles It belongs in th ifra-red trion of the range of the is to ‘hich the but wh recorded on his secret as Sy {* « Spectrum outside tii¢ His proc- the human eye. the human eye Is suscept isolate use cannot see rav much able of being “By proper adaption rinciples.”’ he disclosed. ‘‘it wull possible ta Qi. p an é Ié my 31) dark when he believes himself observed “so far paratively now of certain ‘hnical improve- lication of er power looking are FOeCS e#Ven 11} airplanes approachi er of a oO Vil p defending headquar- DOYLE AND HARRIS BEAT STEPHENS IN MAYORALTY RACE fenrtinued from Preceding Page. ler Commissioner ‘'oo!} his . + se uppori | nmissioner on thi nated. supported The force Mayor was nomi emp loves lissioners asa unit. The Dern ic City Committee failed to back them. The eight downe., one districts, gave Harris, Doyie, 642: Stephens, improvement organiza tion in this section has fought the administration for the last two use of the cost of public ‘omrnissioner (ook high among the idat there and of Lans- better precincts of the res!- An active vears beca under ‘{ (Clerk Hallihan ran commissioner cand Commissioner Diners second A. Geary. a Dovle organiz: Driscoll, a Dem > +9 ‘ Repul Lite ith the John J nonmniine is] 2907 votes : ated candi were Patric: Ferrell, 1681 Phoker, , Harry A Kugene McManus oer 1789: John dd. Jerry T 914; | (scar 1ON% SuUulllVan, Tierney. Q®& 5, * ; , Jonn For an unexpired ms as Con. ible, party c¢ ] were wun- cee and the vot ; W il bh] Seen: fF. rm OsSe a | Tdoux, ry? ~~ ¢ ;? FPDparn ® Pharmac. age yee al Tha « ick oT) bros. Drug 1204 Hiemrs Discovers |. | Donovan, 2887: H. P. Farl Kennedy, 2357: os hiliy 5. a a Dem The ASsist yotes, ae ‘ 2564: f j Putnam. 1426 1h 2880: Ja AaAMneS » Stoerger Jr., 1265; Harry F.j W. Thomas Hubert Herrigan, 1383. ocratic Supervisor Nominees. 14 Democrats nominated for ant Supervisor, and their are:- J. L. Sweeney, 2762: Murphy, 2609; Andrew Zit- | mes McA iff, oe 2918; “a 2643: vin, Jam Thomas J Den Aulif i. 4 Thémas poll Kline, 25 Thomas Kelly, chose 2774: John sion =f : uiien, a LAr i i”. \ che ‘ Nichol! as Covne, WEDNESDAY EVENING. Votes Watkins. FEBRUARY ' Ruffner 2Za96 gonn Li es J. Hanlon, for the iocratic candidates were: 2224; G. B. Pearson. Thomas R. O'Flaherty, 2147 "as 20 workers for ca Were No reported. Kast St ee ew 2? 363) } ' DIANA STRAIGHT EIGHT MOON SIX-SIXTY assembled at on: ig “~ 1 5 es a . . ¢} } . qaisorae?! ij Liilifé eiection Louis SES Mayor and four commis- ers every four Your big power car and your snappy SA %° EAT ANY OF OUR WONDERFUL CHEESE CAKE? B a SA o¢ a “DID YOU second car—the Eight for mother and dad—the Six for son Harry. Now you can afford two cars. Let us tell you how. VER” THURSDAY’S SPECIALS Real Cheese Cake, a Please Phone in Your No. 1 SHOP, 5729 Delmar—{Abany 87 IW¥O. Genuine Vienna Apfelstrudel, 35c Order Have It All Wrapped When You Call, No Waiting 2 SHOP, De Baliviere and Pershing—C g Abany 4750, 9400 No. 3 SHOP, 6331 Delmar—C Abany 3021 . Melsheimer Pastry shops — itiiaes. 35c Moon City Sales 3114 Washington Avenue DIA Early. We Will 20, PArkview 3060 Fur Chokers From Your Old Furs Exceptional Notable Savin gs made tailored pea SQav ang SILK LINGERIE Including Unusual New Purchases our Fu a Very N nage in Selling of 606-08 Washington ys CREPE DE CHINE GEORGETTE RADIUM PASTEI SHADES - - = ond a2 -_ a ‘arkable sale ; have set for | 1] re} Kline Every maker " } 9 contriputes . » tae +o) 2 * ? ." ’ | > . AN tc Wi T y Z , a bt te" Ne w! Also Leather Bags A group of the smar newest Bags in all the shapes, in grain eathers Also smooth. Oiil Just Arrived! Smart Silk Bags for Spring 2 Se nance Pot pe ES pe $795 teat and ] pop' lial ied and NEWEST SPRING SHADES pane ae i Wild Raspberry French Beige Meadon ‘Pink Black and W hite Navy Blue Queen Blue Lotus Green Gooseberrs BASEMENT ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH I , Mother! It's ations such as $18 can only bette . s | So attend Thursday, new Spring mode Dresses of BASEMENT _PAGE 15 Hh 1 . 4 Ph DR. W. B. CALOWELL AT THE AGE OF 83 To Dr. W. B. Caldwell, of Monti. cello, Ill., a practicing physician for 47 years, it seemed cruel that so many constipated infants and chil- dren had to be kept constantly ‘‘stirred up’’ and half sick by tak- omel and nasty oils was the cause of nearly all chil-| dren’s little ills, he did not believe }that ai sickening ‘‘purge’’ or | ‘‘physic’’ was necessary, In Dr, Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin he | | discovered a laxative which helps to establish | | lity”? | | natural bowel ‘‘regular- it even if the child is chronically eon stipat ed. Dr. Caldwell’s I causer ‘epsin not onlv a gentie, easy ing cathartic pills, tablets, salts, cal-| While he knew that constipation | Syrup) — A ¥) Cruel to “Physic our bowel movement but, best of ali, it never gripes, sickens or upsets the most delicate, system. Besides, it is absolutely hafmless, and so pleasant that even a fross, feverish, bilioua, adiv takes it. rge 60-cent bottle at any sells medicine, or write Syrup Pepsin,’’ Monticello, LbL- nois, for a FREE SAMPLE BOT- TLE and just see for yourself. Dr Caldwell’s | - $YRUP PEPSIN ~— oe eee Pat. Off.) St dd dard value >. upholds the $18 Dress on these rare better out hase sells us r Dresses tor these without faa! | @ ~~ _— = _ Smart New Shoulder Flowers \ iolets, Poppies, 5 Qc Roses, Daisies and Spring Flowers l/USUAL SALE! SPRING DRESSES Kline’s $18 Dress Sales Are Noted tor Super Value-Giving i EVERY FASHION DETAIL Compose Effects Tiered I ypes Diagonal 1 uckings Deep V Necklines Square Necklines Pleatings New Jabots Embroidery Salel 1200 Newest Spring Hats A wonderful offering of fresh new Spring Hats. Trimmed and tailored styles. Values such as these are only possible because of our large-scale buying. In the newest shades for Spring. Large, medium and small head sizes. KLINE'S—Basement Straws! Smart Combinations! PRACTICALLY AT WHOLESALE COST! Silks! Felts! Fehon . « hearts er ee a ” -- te wy ; Sear Pen illo cicada serio edge “oy Pope attire hel teen Hest it e -aaee oy pr lie vaeies ~ » ans acalpe > ya am ve: el, ie , a ed 1 re ite, EA Fis a Wel Pe ang a) i. ie iin Sip ce lg gh em Sg Git, a " MW tes 3 . or ed 9 yon ¥ 4 moines deh eh ye Seen .'S pe Re OF seh oe ae e x oe Pat * es road Se he ae at OR ee Se Me me pete ae Re - Matin: ep See ee aed . Ls We ie sc ang ety > ts i », 7 sl Enda pe Oe i Ancien — h hy pon e es oo il » stinger Sle dias — tt tie ate . * - 3 e ‘ ee a . “4 - " ‘ ’ : i» . ’ Ay ‘ em: eR Seepage : ~ heel : re ete er A NN A AR MO s ere — 7 a —— eet ne * no a) ee AS » frre ‘se (ey) p we ee hae oT ye Pe Ni Oe ty Sit ge Hee Sa ee ee po eaa se » dip, « ae beipcndteal eed * ~ . > it eet oe ecm ago - = - RA ee MOE ~ tn iw .°” ie > oan ad te Whit, i. ladlinhe: athienat nee te * * Ce Mae eae ys iene ee pe 4 0 seks a sae iy, le Pee ey >* “~ aati Rt ty es Be Shepsih th, beled: state ani tent te % ee

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* _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ WEDNESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 23, 1927 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _..__ pan-Europe designed to free the continent from Anglo-American domination. Extension of the Ger- man-French steel arrangement to i. Oo. aia ADVERTISEMENT ~ Backacne te ECONOMY PARLEY Only a Form of Rheumatism peeves bia ADVERTISEMENT — we ine Aim Is to Organize Europe STOMACH TROUBLE Against Anglo-American Could Hardly Breathe. Eats Any- thing Now, Thanks to Milks Emulsion. e no he ner Domination. 7s a& AORTA WIG Sn oReW amet ee ak ? SNe ink Sore elhroat Wisdom ; = 111» anne senecnan seer es 8 ath PARA EA RA RARARARARARARA DR fe.sueme ern a IPO ARI epancereianate ? . . P/F } . AwT — INCalin omart SD vid — . DRESSES Sizes 381, ee eel ee ke ea Authenticaily Styled COATS Sizes 38! to 48! , ‘29 APPILY, the new Spring Coat mode is kind to the figure of larger proportions, All y. rvTr TTT FIELU. AA RARA ‘ of gn etey x Sebi ance ab femcae e Me hmekn 4 “ “ 4 8 x : - : : 5 * 7 3 é r ‘. é " ‘ . 3 * ; ; p. - a m= 4 Mi is) ‘ ¢ : a, " 2S e: : f : ; a J y g - a> a & oe ¢ ; 9 : ws ee - : 7 ‘ = . 4 et es " : y Fa ‘ 3 4 4 i % a 4 * . , i ‘on y f # 2 Bo % ’ » ™* 3 d o : ; j ‘ z 4 4 - a3 e+ £ am] 4 ts =e. é : _ * ¥ + a ase. ? ae | > * ¢ re is ul 4 = i eae ’ ag on a Ee : “d é SE j z F F 4 ; * } 2. - ; ey : = ; SS Res 42 Boe a. ‘a to 48. in AAA AA AA RARARADA A. AA nara: ~ etre mieae idee ’ . fe T * es FN 1 Senseo . . ANN Apt teeth pms Lt Aes eaeetlaln tte ky a tien sae Page ot ts ee. On me aa -as. LARA RAPA RA RA RA AR BA AR AS ail AR RRR EL ARR ats appr aie ~~ _— hes “y ee \ aeilsods aiden catcdiin pe 9 og rE RR > IN IE Pentti air seaeniiastlh mann colathh 3 Mi ae Green Black Leather Colored Yellow Navy Red Tan vt Ritntns cone pt le - fh - e, Oe eee , . ee a Tf i\ te Shop Early Thursday—We Expect to Sell Haif of These Coats the First Day of the Sale, Because the Value Is So Extraordinary. ery. @ | ere et fits er POTP RR te oes Re eee + penne re anhalt 5. ils z wunie te ee wat wes teagat, — ‘ Mt all eS eae Sey epee tie SRO NL Rath Seicde? Sete vs aS aa ee ee es i vr> iy . ae t Di pte * af ei ae Pa a ee ; are ej - —_— aannneneeneens - s - a ' . - - 4 +34. 8 A 4 ’ _ > ax: ttetamuaes tatiana iE ne : . F « Another Great Event in the “Wut NO SWEETS Glass of Salts Help to Camera, “a tism ercome Rheuma z - Acid. a siom is easier to avoid pes” etates a well-known au- ee We ane advised to dress 3 bs nity keep the feet dry, avoid ex One of © By: 3 ‘above all, drink plenty sakes WAl ater and avoid eating —_ af a! | kind. | a at ‘am is caused be body ‘and ac ids resulting from food cation. It is the function of Kidneys to filt ter thi 8 poison ft from bond and cast it out im the the pores of the skin are a! so 7 of freeing the blood of thia ‘ey. In damp and ehilly cold MT ber the skin pores are closed, forcing the kidners to ee don- "q@ork; they become weak — » and fail to eliminate th gad acids, which keeps aect- igting and cireulating through eatem, eventnally se.°1ng if late and muscles, causing stift. ya reness and pain, called rheu- | Teptile in 2 a naturel oe first twinge of rheumatism | photogra from any pharmacy about four plate being, of Jad Salts; put a table-j| light. fromm agfo] in a glass of water and it. The @ ink before b hreakfast rere ing provide Eg week. This is helpful to new-! pling the: a ‘+c. remove waste matter, | respective ' he ot milate the kidners, thus Result | sading t the bl lood of rheumatic film pra . . | very fine : ; ia inexpensive. and is} the acid of grapes and Senseney) with lita, | sae. is TF Taal eombi red ite . | cuted ig need with penne resul*s ny | that i nas _? Ti ‘ks who are sub) ect aa ‘e «& _ al. ies) | Dr. the’ oat _some off” ‘landseag ee > , abundant resented | rope, Chit ithe Phill ; ae | Althe » en | Photo 4 ' ! ID! jing. the Pea only to the show. IT'S PURE exhibit, ) LIVER OIL Tap orious discovery; cod liver oil thag |? © FES can take “— asmile! Cod liver of '>SURSeE Ih the old objectionab + taste taken out! of Fine | f you can taste is a delectable chocolaty | All three: pp—rich and full—a@ taste so goed that Among” hes you want te lick the spoon. Bape few weeks with coco cod will paint | 4 crater cheeks of any human; just about | fies.” J. bie the energies of any Man, WOMEN), Poss child. And children love it! Coco cod Virgil A pure cod fiver o:/—vwith nothing but der. objectior abie taste yr out. And The ang added except a// the recognized | ta- gu vitamins every human systeM/to be * ‘t be without it! By this time | c-enes” ( at any drug a * rep ' other co se Liver Ou that Tastes Like Chscshhts Liewid or Tablet Form iY NN, MEAT COMPANY SIXTH and MORGAN Shars.- Fri. —— uncovered equipment ficials, rm a STEAK | ‘namite : SIRLOIN, ROUND. peg PORTERHOUSE, Rig ag trea rietly Freeh, S. trey Inspected. 7, , Da Se og over wit BEST WISCONSIN. LB. SOME A BEST ELGIN "r=> 18.350 on. PCY BRICK CHEESE LB. 28 Mm © Every fine {-Garnn teed, sd — rel leed Ethane Catfish Fresh White Perch (8. oa Dressed Buftalg Filet Haddock Fresh Herring __ Baby White Fish Sliced Halibut NEW RAISINS 9 3 met <4 Res = a1 uk PORK CHOPS lb. 20 TOMATOES 10 Potatoes Tw 4 19 fe Ones 24 S* 25 Seay Apsles Soa 6 25 * Seach 3 with "Conan 10 Aen — kal 12) P~4 th. ts Sea 2 §

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i oe “ foam ti “ee =F eT SEMENT ) ST.LOUIS T-DISPATCH .WEDNESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 23, 1927 | i ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ sie ere i ” PAGE 17 a me : 3 PICTURE PANFI 10 MAKE LION CITY DESPAIRS OF [velopment can be npn eg need of the surplus land, now too, 20,000 to Race for Diamond Claims | , ] = | REALIZING FOUNDER'S DREAM | ersons, ‘nas brough:: the decision | us>le £2 be used for farming.” | Br ve snes prem iia: Se . \ | ° | Future Development to Be Con. ‘° 5@!! some of the outlying proper-| Short Skirt Style Hits Tokio. : rere 9 | | fined to rate Ranne we ty. Ralph R. Pihl, general ac- TOKIO. Feb, 22.~Tok ; South Africa, Feb. 23.—A diamond T | | Acres of Grournd Sold -countant of the Zion institutions | Sa ae biegh ead ee rush which Is expected to be the * ; | By the Associated Press. : and industries, said. jpers have started a campaign | greatest in history will occur Fri- Tag eet oe ited lade ye jr s ping’ 4 wes ra « | besa fey F sat : against short skirts on the ground) r i ae , som Help th | Pwr sy Feb. 22.—Zion, pros-| It was this reason that prompted that this exaggerated fashion of the | 44%. when the Grasfontein Farm, | colina ceasiaen Camera Show Exhibits Realis-| perous city of the Christian Apos- | Voliva to sell 91 acres of outlying | West is immoral in itself and es-| Where precious stones recently Qverco | ae «& Mii, te te. ie ae” * : ,tolio Church, ruled by Wilbur! property to a Chicago real estate |pecially so for Japanese women./| were discovered, i opened for ' : ° . " ~ : , Acid. tic (slass Plate for New | Glenn Voliva, has despaired of real- | firm for $1000 an acre, Pith! said. Short skirts have been seen more . ' 4 th 1 oO m ' ee 0] Reptile House | {zing the dream of its founder that | Voliva is now enjoying a vacation and more frequently in the last | ee . = ag ta ps nother Great Event in the gmatism 18 easier to avoid p it would grow into a great metro-/in the South. months in Tokio. It is ‘homme | between 20.000 and 30,000 runners - ° 5 7 . at - a .P tates a well-known au- aay a pore | : er rice Basement Store Be [0 OW a aie sani te dress - poilitan yr eligious center. Yion has reached a stage where however, that Japanese women will | will race, and as choice claims are | Oi . | | Because “ : i (it is a matter of develc , me | . y. keep the feet dry, avoid ex- One of the realistically colored | = titer so e “people are not taking {it = 1 matter of Ceveiopment with. |soon give up the short skirts of; believed to be relatively few in : ‘ as a © Sior 7] aoe iT) i ‘Or . TA im ft ? ¢ . ow °? @ ~t¥ , a fr " ’ . ~ wel 4. above all, drink plenty | translucent panels that\is to make}. 1, pr ~ fast as Zion hoped” in the co porate limi 8 of the city,” ‘their own accord, as their legs are! number, there will be many dis- amin tart U ks we desire to show in a re, aU, “* eating isnakes at the new Reptile House | and realization that the future de- Phil explained. Phere was no-not of the kind to look at. ‘appointments. t ibl 23 ou appreciation of ? ‘tangible way our , water and avoid ! °. of all kind. feel at home, is on exhibit at the! w Sale ot | | the public’s patronage, and have ea ehh, & » % “> oan Se “ay mes ogy Corea kG » ee ee ce ee sate lg ie tot cafe few Shy sas May ath 45. tool nice FH astism is caused be body | Camera Show of the Photographic | Iti f food | Soctiet fM os acids resulting from food | Society o issour’. in the Art ‘ - ote It is ves ae ay 9 of | Room of the Public Library, Four- > chosen as most fitting this means of . to filter this poilsonfrom teenth and Oliv treets. It is ° a ‘ . 6% 7 Sed and east it out in the. study of Snake Sitey. ll. in the| | eet ra] wes offering a desirable discount in addition C.. the pores of the skin are also foothills south of Murphysboro, | to full Aloe values Rtas GE | 99 mn ee ead chilly — | where copperheads, rattlers, moc- | Bb ier the skin a closed, | giing ana SIMIGie tate abound.| A spectacular clean-up of our entire 4 D’ Thursday, Friday Patents, Blonde Kids, Gray —because careful investigation of our cus- foreing Che —. ake eG The panel is an actual photo-|§ stock of newest Spring creations at 4 , and Saturday Kids, Black Satins, Parch- tomers’ wants shows that they approve such mitt fail to eliminate this |ST@PB. Produced in colors on a | gavings of 14 to 14. All the much @ Onl | ae ee ee See progressive steps— Mod acids, Which keeps aceu- | & 98s Plate through an oil process. | wanted color combinations inevery , various combinations. Styled in pumps, fancy —and further because today this appreciation “hk : The scene was taken and the final a, eulating through ( . . ping eeally eC ttling “in | Plate prepared by Robert C. Knoll, popular style—2863 pairs in this _ | i | : S i ce one os and muscles, causing stiff- | @ éommercial photographer. Each | clearance, so Come Early for Best 3 Es a - | a a. = ? i of their, business 1s expected by the public from ° seness and pain, called rheu- | reptile in the new house will have Selections. - i a Sa a ‘ ' : . a an = wen J. : h st Aloe’s which maintain mode 9 a naturalistic background in color and spike heels; in this sen- sucn § ores as oe s l a rm oe first twinge of rheumatism | photography of this type, the glass | sational repricing sale. merchandising practises— Strom any pharmacy about four) plate being illuminated, as by sun- | 5 of Jad cts uti’ tac ae ne peters : —we will hereafter give Eagle Discount afo] in a! ater a . : ll be made , se "Sa Le é sk before breakfast each morning | provide landscapes closely resem- |, neg ‘7 ==. Yd Caen Stamps with each purchase—of Spectacles, a week. This ange to vate | bling the natural habitats of the, y re BAS Soe >: _ af EAE | Fveglrecer. Ontical Goods. Radio, Kodaks, ne acidity, remove waste matter, | respective snakes. = | . Devi d S soal “to stimulate the prvi Saas | Results of another’ oil-camera a, : teeve Bought to By Ss | Pens, Hearing evices, afl at our urgica ja ridding the blood of rheumatic | giim process are exhibited in the Startling Sesser = Sell Up to Fie StS | Store, Surgical Instruments, Elastic Stock- a coe lia 4 -.| Very fine oil prints of Dr. E. T. tee 6.50 PRA | : ; ; a cee gary egg i eM te land. Values ae $ | ings, Belts and Orthopedic Supplies. » from eam OF Grapes One |... ‘aint af = ekitifullv | Po el a | ; wv tiie ith lidiia, | Cape. is that of a skillfully exe- | he * te a es ee te Ae tt vehd [2 - ee. Fae . & soe 2 TF > peoples, and dramatically photo- craphed America. Of the _ latter, there are studies of the Grand Can- von, Wall street and Trinity ia fa ; 7 Gite.) . oI : y |e OR a Church, the Eads Bridge and, in , | a . fi . ¥ : , abundant variety, American land- Mail Orders Shoe Department in Formerly ) al aN eal iscapes. The foreign scene is rep- | : Filled. When Tamm WP DOWNTOWN UPTOWN s : resented by studies made in Eu- df : . ' * , | STORE , , STORE j . a “ : A » d x i 2 S| AT A EA OC rope. China, Japan, Singapore and | ; ccompanie lB S sal - STES ~ % Me the Philippines. mM egy, by Money Or- : | pecia |—=11513 OLIVE @ 539 NORTH : oe Pa Although many members of the 7 a der or Check Window STREET GRAND aif p! ae | Photographic Society are exhibit — : - Di VUL. SY % ing. the six prizes offered can £0 | isplay Ve $2.77 Surgical Store, 1819 Olive St. “ex & only to nonmembers oe a | WASHINGTON A OPPOSITE LOEW’S IT'S PURE Ps: as the show. Commercial] artists may | 714-16 * STATE THEATER ) LIVER OIL anes are oe ‘petition for prizes os he tai tee ee ee “ai i @ Mth, 26 RI BOOS MYC giles an, at “a seeenlh, BY at i. er » é& est i satel = gp te i r . S + es %99%9«.". 3" Orne vieie aati Beye a - ee areetaintgetientierd Anasuatitiiennauadiatiendagt ups . - on — amronee ereniners saa oa en ee eee ee poten y ew eee > i as on . poorantiny- sie wets " ih unrepentant Seale: .o33 4! SPIKE “ . « Par OT ta _ stvectpostachariersnaiaie sein: Biter wick elitie yom vee ee ave , avn y ne venir = . - somes oe ian TRIE ee i etd i aa te ee eae he ee ee ee eee ee ko ro ce « pete rene > ay * Sea Woo eee a bl aM see he , oe © peti me Hh + Seek Sig ° " 2 , - , i f nn . ee a metias ’ J - ae at —_ rs ae as P Tk, . a it = i“ ve . eer 5 2 ’ eee AO a A rete on ic te r Veen ee e re aS POD Tage -, - REO A PyBR) RE. 2 oo RepeeS. nage to be Frank Nuderscher, Jd. Oscar sii : Dee i Thalinger of the St. Louis Museun PaPiorious discovery; cod liver oil that can take with a smile! Cod liver oil h the old objectionab = taste taken out! you can taste isa delectable chocolaty grtocwes: a gro nedelt ‘i | tnt ESE a OPA Nee ee w—rich and full—a@ taste so good that a oe Se NT oi ; i es you want to lick the spoon. wagers Bi ae ei iy ee on So New Are These Frocks That ) a. W oe aha wae | mia : . a i 4 & PCLIA eS, » os vy. i % ~%. . : LISS i\ — ° = 4 ‘ > Afew weeks with coco cod wil] paint _ Ww “NMel- They Are Being Shown for the © . inlarged Photographs of the Models | ( as They Came to Us Over the Wire of Fine Arts. and J. E. Nicholson. }| PLL PP a Padded dal hhh dla Lh hd dL adda, * igor : Axtater, Dr. ©. W. Schery, “Me Pe bel agg : . : ; . of any es just about | jing" J. C. Dassler, R. C. Miller, R. First Time This Week in New York 3 energies 0 any man, woman A Ross G Benz e HH: rding (“urd ‘ 4 2 4 = ~UOSS., 3 liga, - a ii ii » ~~ . : id. And chiidren love it! Coco cod Virgil A Siegrist and C, F. Schrve- ws td ae 9IG6 318 OLIVE ST. a ‘MPR LL A a eh LLL a me mod liver oi/—with nothing but} go, | s ~ lO PPO DOOD OOOO LOLOL ae Led" der. igh | | | Oiectionable taste taken out. And The two most traditionally popu- | Sein tery gan en ar enc oreaamen =" HI ETT RSDAY ONLY--(The Newest Frocks Imaginable in a Sale)--THURSDAY ONLY : 4 vitamins every human system to he ‘‘BFads Bridge” and “Snow Don't be without it! By this time |scenes” in Forest Park. Each is Cu get it at any drug store. represented as in exhibitions of : ‘é sta | Way Back to St. Louis, thte Maker Wired the Offer Would Be Accepted. Thus This Extraordinary Opportunity Is Presented. . J : | we erators ieee Dcghean te. | f / |) eee ne Oa ey TOMAHAWK, Wis. Feb, 23.—A | y \¥, y , 4 SIXTH and MORGAN sudden advance into the desolate | 4 Thurs,-Fri. Specials ~ te te oko datiiery ae QO 4 eC r Ul a e =) e roc S iad \ Be@ equipment so extensive that of-/| ficials, armed with explosives to dy- namite the plant, found they had not enough to destroy it. The raid- iti meen 7 No Time for Sketches— ers expect a month’s work in bring- Rees [Ta fe be ee Hh, atlas pee Maree r Fr m rifles and pistols was found, but ST ELGIN Charned LB. 35 the official assault was so well 3 Y BRICK CHEESE _LB. 28 ‘timed that five men arrested were } ce Cosine CCB oY 2S eee ee en | (eA Every One ee or Sewcnal in RO NAST ¢ SOG So eawes - ) Siar OES eae: Be ° Genremtocd. 2 house were two women and sev- || | [PVM 7s U4ey i er | andled. Doz., m™;' ane “ ee bres water system, motor driven, with BOR AS ASS aaa “38 Ye - Pe a BR em Filet an aqueduct from a spring 40 rods oe Rt een tae Y .3 Qa distant, machinery filling a barn 4 MARE Sa daa Be 4 Ae ee J | 36x60 feet, two stills, 400 and 200 5 fi SRE se Be gee m9 fee gallon capacity, 1200 gallons of al-| fear is BK es oe foc. 5 a ‘Be | eam ae Sliced LB. 28 | Me cohol, 15,000 galions of corn sugar | * SERPS NEN _ oe Stee [MOS | _° . Frech Black Bass LB. 35 i'mash, 20 tons of sugar and scores | Ss ie ‘ . Sindee eae Biot BS Fresh Red § bese lof bright red gasoline barrels {fn ' a ae ie . : a = . happer.. 18.32 which liquor was_ transported. . oe besa § So Haddock ieee About the distillery were several ee : ee ee 4 ' ee ’ 2 2 4 %. , ia YER FERRE 4 Ox % seed White Fish..._1B 28 eee -_ | man Haddies 20 | 8 COMPTON HEIGHTS CHRISTIAN | a RAISINS 96 CHURCH STILL PLANS TO MOVE || [iis Smememeimes Site at Grand Boulevard § and -— Dresses Shown Sent by Wire , - ° Dresses Shown Sent by Wire BD ts eg | a ‘ Thos. 7 ae Flora Place Approved by Com Thev = Phe: Suks at 890 ae a ° l] Sizes! | | ; : They Are in This Sale at 310 : | mission on Comity. Sa. | : | q UGA R | Plans of the Compton Heights oe ae | Sete: 6 | Pu Christian Church, California and | RE 5. io a eB ity Pounds re cane, S Ibs. imit, Sibs | St. Vincent avenues, to move to the | southwest corner of Grand boule- at PORK C Approved. hy the, Commision on | — a i TO aTOre a Comite af Yhe Chureh Pederson These Dresses Will Be Arriving as You Read This. The Price Is Ex- SS eee tremely Low for Weil’s but, as Usual, You Will Find Style and Quality! Pota Yellow Lhs. Sloan, toes Yams 4 10 wold and F. R. Rench. | = So merges ‘lore lac esidents have tem- | ’ , Y 4 y ‘ 4 ; Fi ~~ 4 , ; ee Or RUE! |. city enjoined the church proj. | The Makers—Superior Dress Co—of New York Are Nationally Recognized as One of the Leading Dress Houses of America! ect, on the ground Flora place fs | 0 Nic® : ll ilies . . * anges 24 f° 25 eens wee Femcences. | Picture to yourself the Very Newest Spring Frocks! Then imagine 500 of | + In Number Offered, in Variety of Styles, in Newness of Models, and in Lowness of Price this is the GREATEST Dress Sale we have ever at- tempted. Extra Salespeople to serve you quickly. Come THURSDAY! ee) Apoles nea’ 0 Lbs. 95 DISTRIBUTE CHESS : PRIZES | them from which to choose. And then remember they are ALL offered ina \ | ONE-DAY Sale at an EXTREMELY Low Price. That, briefly, is the story! OT «. w Missouri Club Awards Cups at An-| Prank or "' DWICH— . nual Banquet, | = Ben einer 5 “| Prizeg won by members of the) ~ ie ma | Missouri Pacific Chess Club were | Spaghetti o. | i te - + os Chin with iuinene: 10 distributed at the annual! banquet pT sess: ren Wi FVERY NEW COLOR—THE VERY NEWEST STYLES ) H A WE ' Ben 12 [an SOME | Loving cups were awarded to fi EN RY A. ETL, ine: AND THE MATERIALS MOST DESIRED : EN RY hess IL, mes BRaean ; . on ' ' | Eugene L. Roesch, Lewis M. Haller ‘ ¥ % ' Z i : Ki 1 ¢ : ; : OLIVE 8 T. SS BPP Pr aD lel ii i ealitindi - - » ) rts Oxtalla ” Seem 15 jend Roland Alpiser, who finished | 916-918 . TE ia maaalld siiiadie : ~> ; LO LLL. PBL BL LL LL LL BBB LP LOL lel La LO Leal ag LOL Ln ap — . . Pt a i, first. second and third, respective- | iv. in the city tournament.

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LAER IG IES GE NL ae ROI ER is TI EE RE ES TINE RS RE: SINR ur Paw 2 a ete yO . . as 2 aS atts mo es oot —, moe er ~~ nanan — ahd pres a shes ty res teal RZ mrs 2 Sepa gs Ae ait ee RAR TARY ICEL LINC! AIRS BME SAI - " - _ - = oo ——— — — A LA A COCCI AOL aN ~ = ~ ~~ ~ _ - a Fe ake pee A 7 vr . 6 . on age 7 ae . ae od ’ ‘ ‘ é Pt; s at oh % Pr) 5 Gs eee oat ce eA ia ‘ae Eas TE ee "ae SY cit Sere eg ae Oe tn? : EN ha a UID Be, Sink it ae cept sae nel sera gona ee eee : ee OO ayn ee Pihche seloemdly 5g ete # 4 Wh eat 2a . : . 7 = 7 ee Mrs. cheb ed ee oe ’ 2 : ae EAE A ae eet Soniye t oraiggye inne Sates eins se NE LE Nh ABI SS hyn sii, 8 Bees Ht BN ‘ pe , ° ve ) i ; ‘3 1a C8 * p> papa Mn sh anti . oe Weeps as He Leaves Nan- pritain. F king, Provincial Capital | Shicn tam and Attributes Defeat. to ee aa Just Four More Days to Obtain These New and ~§ pisloyalty of Officers. ope alll fee os ; te — of the © # e a ” | he Associates +o cks from this 1 tinct AN Fang, once overlord of ine aul m. ; ~e the richest inces in Moreover rarments will w \ pos froma i Nanking. Ln Originally $27.50 to $39.75 Capitol Originally $16.75 to $25 SA AIOE ARI art tr ee io @ Smart redingote, flared, pleated | and tunic Dresses designed to slen- | derize the appearance of wome | | | omical ad- aint ae jiast remaining ‘had pl . rardr » ¢ormer enemy in a des- | bership he W + obes. r ° ° . . , . —_" . , | Ay. the most ap roved modes ot the d e S: “4 -] [P. G da) ey f awast & es Shanghal’an ama pp repes, satin, twills, cos At the Super-Value-Giving February Price o fort to prevent Shana aaa | th ‘ ‘ OT. fa ine into ‘the qu Winter season. Of flat crepe, satin ; ate ioe of | Fig Page | Se | : and jersey, attractively trimmed— | i ) i: a ee ee fash cae pene Dre ne Casteaaal _protecalil and presenting a selection that’s L Pe ) F die My Pine a i tention ne Riezapsoccte F Meanwhile, the city remained Os iSaiiaas lines and trimmin; part a more “Bisage as the result of being bomi- |prosehiagy portant to share early Thursday— : ia este tit. ' orabary ‘ i aed yescerday by a Chinese gun- | Januaeee | | | ey siender appearance To large women. gee deserted Marshal Sun's of the only 65 Frocks make up t-.e spec! | . fe mt which deserted Mort Te roup. it j f , mali by firing over the metropeo-'sin, ane abuts’ . gow | Navy and Black—Many | rene guns were defective, and Then other popular colors. ee five in ne p ©. Pe. - . } ’ Hr 3953 +s ‘ ~ les. a + “Aer: h Erenecen nceession and five im Moses { A wide size range— tC sucn opportunit : : nvince homemakers of them ton, killing two| Reed Popular colors in- cluding navy blue. : 7 ae ecctee el 4215 to $215. gent importans snmaring the © ebruar) urniture Sale—before it eq@glfsatives 254 damaging two Amert-| Aso had the” Models in black also. _. ™ x from 4215 to : , | * ; | ) Mon Ls Se ULteS ivan and ch il-—-@ie gorgeous—in her #° sages Train ‘Guns. the pr Sizes $21, tO 5214. } 945 \J $12.5 : Extra Site Section—Fourth Floor CG nae : as - exquisitely wrvec id mahogany tram ad their all-mohair, pat o French |soas pie terned-dam: : curec Irie p! (whichever harmoge@*’ =°° h were nearby and for ratif izes best with : ver orted te am of large figure proportions; in , eat, =—_ —— © pet Lo. quam ee ar ees on | i . er 5 mie “dae ate Cat BONpn 5 conperend “Kn 2 Abin rate” Tire oe ha a . 3 Ley aye a ¥ AK 5 2 pm, * ‘ : 7 7 “ . te a4 ww i X a ho , ; - oe " . me ~- . a - . . q ¢ - » 2 : : : ™ a4 iu e ss — * p . - * ° =-* * - ‘ . rms} . 4 ma Rt - i. i ool a - . 1 " - ™ . . » Sy oT] | = a "ly - | dwoo vite vou must be su ) a ‘ ‘ = ; rs» - . +s nea oe a " etal > nn — - — on — . > r . _ ‘ . + , - ; , “Oe , — ais i. % : ' «i j \ =e . « $ a . % P yy lated | i of the ents of Reutipeenteteaee of 3S] an mai , “We Dining-Room Love Seats PR . * a . ~ librarv built 3 un ¢ harges — tion te # ; F . nerth and an mT "t anG we had . 2 > —— ~ fe - a ~~ ~ > s~* . “ - 7 4 ao > . " _ - p a . . 7” + f ¥ . ee ’ -. ° 7 . ' 4 ‘ ~ f 7 : | ' SS _ n J . v arr al ae ~ ~~ . . b -~" a > tne be e a wi V¥ ~~ ‘ * i cl] ¥F \ i .* oad _— ey . p " . 4 a ia w - so " S244 . Lae a . . i . “ s é = a@ e 3 : : ‘ 4 _ , ' : i ute Re — 2 2n Ww) 3! wed constructigg - > . ** > . - j ¥ j ° : ~n a4 . > > * ¥ i — > mS s wv" - ' ‘ ~ - : . Se col * 4 ads ' v ‘ * P ¥ a % " ~ ” . . : “ ; i’ eer iine ~ - = : : ; 3, ae an ee sé S\N 2ir with velour outsid wn-fillec hions, ) ; * a y i. ; 4.44% asin & «& ¥ & WA ’ a * “ s as : lie 7. * ’ ‘fs : ° y : c¢ : ale - ~ in , 4 ~ dish y asi . . . s . , : - a - adie Secieeee es a ete, - cu mousiy y aphelanaal = Taiuroead eadingY SOUTAW4Pd. | gee An Excellent 29 — PS SS backs and sid | | | Value, Yard... _— Newest Styles SSS SA if = m army in Shanghai's defense: | ii From New York Sosa, (A\\ ay Normandie Suites _ | : 3-Piece Suites ls tne sees a | bal PPR Samer gang & * J SR REP ayer tant AG th oi, isabel Beor DES @ Many distinctive Spring frocks will no dou! mad | of this medium — Black tin Crepe—for it’s th NS . ) | iin W din | | | apie Saar Hats, braids, tailored styles. , y a age a : bu n Sun's rant me t" i. ' Cc m7 4 ay? iS 2 ’ ~ ei amit , vathering lewe.« - ninety. 40 inches wide. 1d it ndid valu o uae lt oe Seite at this price! siebrrttaered Shas " f ~ ‘ae wears mot Nanking pric “In ) , er: J. : ng > ; ‘ene ) ; : ae ‘7 ? : s ; ee 2 . : a D2 style with oe} \ 6 Walnt ani I ma Di te — am ivan, WI! chair and a. (, declaring (et ine a Flat Crepe in mohair wit... is officers 6a) A strong plank in fashion’s | . ithe: cht new woolen : . 2 res i ‘des Court, 4 Spring fabric platform. —— that’s fashionably orescribed { / al ¢ ni : utside, si and dark colors—many quite for sports frocks and tillimery Section—Fourth Fi . and cedar-lined drawers. WOrkmanship. Ch. backs. Full web const new. 40 inches $77 inches wide: $75 () * ; : clin ce : = | wide; yard —— fara ot ¢ 2 urniture Section—Sevest® ipsichiviee / trooy » Shanghal . rs ft prot foreign | ee fine | Ts Se ee Le ee a ee eee er toe prs na - ree ee, wer -_ ote P “ pues ow 2 rae pee Oe ee ae one ; Pa ms eee Sols rl a> Sra fia Si barat ee Ss peer Sg > Sealer We, Fabrice Aehetos sae kloer oe | +h tht = : . Ple OR Hom H nae Btho | | asant frome Mours—With These h >bruary Sale Offers the | pedo J La A sw + ‘Se! ' se i ‘ . ‘ a mate .estination TLOTning Spring Costume Slips | Mf Radios | =z ||! eae a — agnavox Radios | ‘Seyi tee | «=Newest Curtains § m= ~~ nm a : en Hey - - ~ Bz 7: : ay . oo === oy ‘oF ind straggiers from Thursday ie — 89 7 7 —r a. ) —* } ee . ; N - saat me . | oh trim Marshal Sus ER A EAN I I A TE A ARR mee | Ot Ro A ONT TN LT RR NE TTL AT AE CE OT A ST TT ALA ATG EO. 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Bditorial Page Daily Cartoon rest Distribu itors of M etarl in Muissoury "Merchandiae 7 Chandjgs and the West gn GIVES U PITAL 10 Gt ) AT SHANGHA! — fender of Port City Sees His Power Crumble and Makes Deal With Former | Enemy. — GETS 30,000 TROOPS 10 FIGHT CANTONESE veeps as He Leaves Nan- al Attributes Defeat to Disloyalty of Officers. , in These New and SHANGHAI, Keb. ? ene February Price of : . inw being . his and convince homemakers of the ur Furniture Sale—before it ends. d chair—are gorgeous—in their FP cach — and their all-mohair, pat- two French pholstery (whichever harmon- ee crises Behich also reporters Pened against Marshal vor of the Cantonese . mawo Chinese did Bedroom Suites Bre, however perted. Recent events, gure of. Hangchow Extraordinary & ae en @emenese, the genera] stri! to Cbtain ee j and the bombard! section, Killing damaging mCes, Pf atives and two Train Guns. gunboats two trained (*hinése and have were to Sun The other not ‘or VW + I a 1) $¢ CTai and > caused Sun's pow ll-sized bed, dresser, vanity and BGen. Chang ther c : co or chest of drawers i sovernor a Suite oull appreciate more gece, nomilly d more with i use. Splendidly built. [me ce™y. entered ting and trol of meee city prepara to sending fue) Northern troops to the de- feme of Shan ghai. The move taken pation that has practically een eliminated as a factor in the tary situation, the general be- $ 50 B being that Chang, while de- ‘ ; . I mending Shanghai, will p ‘ake over his last Povince, Kiangsu, of whi ls the principal city. Sun Charges Disloyalty. 210 miles jal. On en given co! mee railroad leading MUS enabling him to use _ 3-Piece oma White th While the M > a $ in this Oesx. M the North nt the » prize ci unex- : ach at-. Divan, wing chair and low- ai” m 5 ked chair in mohair with tonalist ha mue to qd o od acK @t : 50 “ velour outside, sides and nairs Tsung-Chang, of Shantung ally, bp) If Nanking this prov- that Sun's once assumed con Torv was as an indi- Love Seats Extreme Value at oom Sun yust Sun remaining h Shang- pieces for living + & * : . . ibrary—built with onstruction and ushions. Beau- idered. Mi ’ . Nankir g is nort - cry ‘ . Oi Shang! teri By, Chang was 0 Shangha 7 will ancnuris pre- ew din- Ire will into defections con- " ? . sistas occur in Sun’s ranks. ; r 3 in addressj Bun, 4 : ed ; ariny j Issian backs. Full web construct @iWade. so. cated because it con- ip seats. | tion. lurniture Section—Seventh Fleor E Moven: ent 1anghal foreign One of troops ‘o S) the Powers to protect PS and property Usand British m February Sale Offers the ich stimate des est Curtains F&-.- if ‘Enel ana cere, Revive at Shanghai. ement Pair nr 3 CONTINUES, with this ination. ses ihiehabee E Desertors and stragglers broken army of Marsha] Sun man-Fange continued arrive In increasing numbers and ru- eo Were that they planning E Wholesale looting this city. MCh authorities strengthened defenses their conces- from to VA Ps) re oft about ’ bated ted that appre- 30,000 strike to work, force at 7 Bette Gy eS “ inside POStOffice went bach tion Services al operations Probably result of protests Chinese public bodies, public UWlons here have been stopped, it is uns derstood that seve ral adings have taken plac e inside Military headquarters, adding 3 d execution which pre- “"Y numbered some 30 strike Rters, os £4, ’ ~ - as a \v ar 7. ae y list Cretonnes Gay, colorful 36-inch fab- rics that wil] liven up many | New patterns fof cushions, — 45€ yard. hal Sun ‘ee d Shang} Teports “4 is reported to have lai from Nanking. rooms could not be con- han roe oy _ angings, aevers* 7 in Fukien Province Closed . for Reorganization. Te Associated Press. OY, Fy bh. 3 e)ir Siip Ruffled Curtains The ruffled Sets of ivory voile that adorn dainty bed- rooms so smartly. Color insertions and picot edges; special, Set Curtain *ection—Difth Authorities of n Provin ‘- now unde = Can- | rule, today ordered all Gov- “ent schools closed pending 2 3 anization educational iy Only n few private sc hoo' + i open this fall q Order . he Cant ~o of the i é rorrny? last fall restricted i] nate | onese greatly Le Schools. cesnateteee AD Set titans nam a eet Senne ae —_- A lt ge aly a ithe ‘will an in | Senators Lenroot Ameri- | in | ‘for the open | iveryv ‘to ithe goin L | ne. ert heless, > | i ing | prohibit that oo - seeeeeettentneneeeeneenecerren ines ST. Inside Story of How U. S. Was Kept Out of World Court by Blunder of | Friends Who Had Votes to Win Fatal Reservations Drafted by Lenroot, Swan- son and John Bassett Moore Played Into Hands of “Irreconcilables.” ° By PAUL Y. ANDERSON, A Staff Correspondent of the Post- Dispatch. WASHINGTON, | Feb. the very in be- half of it..-is now thine told on Capitol Hill.. Rejection by Great Britain, France, Sweden, Holland by ficht and Finland of the conditions upon ing, Provincial Capital which the United States consented to join, and the prospect remaining 37 do likewise, has destroved hope of American participation for the present. The United States was kept out. of the Court by men who were try- | ‘ing to put it in: that is certain. Moreover, their when they had plenty of votes to Insure mem- bership on their own terms. It is amazing story. After three years of bitter strife, ithe question of ratifying the Court | protocol, | United ‘proached a vote gun- | and thus commiting the States to membership, in the Se last year. In charge for ratification were (Rep.), Wiscon- sin, and Swanson (Dem.), Virginia. The leaders of the opposition were Senators Borah (Rep.), Idaho; Moses (Rep.), New Hampshire, and teed (Dem.), Missouri. As often happens, the opposition had the better speaking talent, but the pro-Courters had the _ votes. They had an ample surplus over the necessary two-thirds required for ratification. The Fatal Reservation. Three days before the date set vote, Senator Swanson. in behalf of the pro-Court majority, brought in a set of reservations. under which it was proposed that the United States should condition its adherence the Court. Con- spicuous among them was No. 5. which provided that the C Fhould not, without the United Sta entertain any re- for an advisory opinion upon any dispute in which the United States claimed an interest. What happened then lated by a Senator who was of most irreconsilable oppon- American participation. “We could hardly belfeve our ears,’ he “Upon hear- ing the reservation it seemed to us impossible that the member na- tions would ever accept us on such We held a private confer- and went over the language carefully in search of some ambiguous phrase that might give a different construc- tion the reservation. But when we had all studied it individually and collectively, were inani- mously of the opinion that the fifth give the United power to veto 25 : agispute Januarv of of the fight to ourt the consent of Tes. quest is best re- one the ents of ‘oa Fine SAaVSs. rirst +e ’ LE TMs. ence he used to tn _. oe ot vy ft would absolute of eo ourt which it submitted. We were unanimously the opinion that the other na- tions would never agree grant the United privi- lege... “Indeed, ing a reserva at American could one that suited us any Played Into Enemy's “The question before that of of the reserva welcome it, the other withdraw it. We did not because we did chances on its said nothing ntil it was reservation States an anv to did want the. submission t] not of to States such a draft- de- the produced had been designed to we tien part not icipation tn have better. Hands. sim- “eC us ie adoption re afraid was insuring tt! tion. We for fear piv we side would want to oppose if, ant to take any rejection. So we Just and per bre adopt ed.’ ‘hot the not Ww our ath u pro-court majority were ting apparent hap- and 7% . - . ’ vets ¥ thi UNnsSuspe: seems what “oot recapitulation of Senators Len: from a pened then. “OT DOG" CRAZE IN ENGLAND Thinks They Are Topping.” Press. Feb, 23 just before Save Prince George “Just the Asso LONDON, ‘lated dogs” Home the all i‘é ‘Or > of 2 a.’ T™-. “+ a Sweet Home and God King are played, have become ondon society circles dogs’ all made, four compet- the s.9 + OL are Various styles of but they are the claim served, by firms which to be originators of the hot England. New pure san. i, dog in food laws, effective last. helped to popularize the of sausages all forms had their little reguilat formerly, regularly doses of boric acid, but the fons now Dancers now point air of peo- have them hat an . cohic mality which for a good time always ap- SaAaUusaLles about out preciate. Lady Mainwaring and Lady Mary Ashley Cooper have done much to popularize the early morning sau- Prince George, the Kings sage sailc son. too. thinks they ar , St topping. 23.—The | ‘inside story of how American paP- | ticipation in the World Court was' 'defeated itnadvertently ‘Senators who led the that all! member nations) all | ‘{ll-judged action, \was taken at a time ap- | nate in | also ! Sausage. ¢ (Swanson spoke vigorously for the adoption of the reservations. One | pro-court Senator, Gillett of Massa- chusetts, did protest that the res- iervations went too far. “In my opinion they are quite su- perfluous, and they make our ad- iherence to the Court look some- what suspicious and grudging,” Gillett said. ‘‘However, I defer to the judgment of those who have the matter in charge, and presume they are right in thinking it politic to make the changes, although per- sonally I regret it.”’ The vote on the adoption of the reservations was 90 to 1, Blease of |South Carolina casting the solitary negative vote out of sheer bilious- ness. Rut even the circumstance ithat all the “irreconcilables’’ had voted for adoption apparently did not serve as a warning to the pro- courters. When the protocol was ratified immediately thereafter, it was with the Swanson tions. | “Secretly we shook hands,” 'the irreconcilable Senator above. ‘‘We still felt that who voted for adherence said to some But the the hands of the voters, and of them were soon to get it. we entirely certain that United States would a member of the Court.” europe Solid Against Idea. Events have justified that ment in the fullest measure. When the 42 member nations met in Oc- tober to consider the American reservations there was sentiment, almost nanimous, that to ‘such a ition that imposed by = ppetabobes ie would stroy Court. Member nations were na ft to make their separate re- plies to the United States. five rejections recorded plainly indicate the nature of those forthcoming. Thy did reservat the Court uestion. They had nitty the protocol wit concessions whatever. id they it? No single answer thus far given seems sa but a combina- tion of probably was. re- sponsible. one thing, there is no doubt the powerful appeals made to the country by Borah and Reed, the response which evoked, and the threat of polit reprisals against those who for adherence, alarmed nents. By making such no- concessions they hoped _ § to bitt ‘‘bitter- W > r 2 as Swanson and Lenroot ions? Their loy- cause is above the votes to Why ao tisfactory, factors lor + ¢ that hey ical vote propo table soften the erness ' enders.”’ A Play for Doubtful Vote. Furthermore, it now develops. certain Pacific Coast Senators had been counted a@s in favor of adherence, ePzan to murmur th light move for submission ‘ourt of the mmigration lon, and t isk ft some means be taken forestall such a possibility. Finally, the pro-court leaders, recognizing that there a consider: number of Senators the last min- certain that no possibility of final vote remarkable than the inson and Lenroot their > re ap vie s lefeat was the fail realize fact. admitted that one in the draft John BB: imself a Judge of the familiar with and pro- he at Japan IY to the ¢ s . ’ ~* ¢ quest nat , to favorablé More ure realize would e Souz that it is now who assisted reserva those of the Moore, h tions was aes Bons thor oughly the princip!es, pre ceedents ¢ 1 ee dure Q) ] i Ew body of W hich and 18 a ind liar Wii temper was member, pre- fam member ;sumably of the is simply nations, his lapse : - } c } inexplicable. ‘SUICIDES IN GERMAN ARMY Killed Selves in 1926. Soldiers 46 Tried to y BS pele Copyrizsht ié Publi: Ninety ’ vox hy Yeo lu Binal hig! army, BERLIN, rate “eb German members of the Left to brutality of officers, was intro- bv the yes- Social suicide in the which declare, is due Reichswehr discussion ‘ommittee Moses, in “a Budget | Julius duced Reichstag terday by Democrat Though declined, Moses hig 1926 there were “ides and 46 attempted sui the Reichswehr. as compared fatal 9 deaths illness du In 924 tt) suicides among in there were the L100 ,000 rate still 90 admitting said high. In ‘ide accidents and 109 ring the were 67 i3 from per iod. Sa Tri 0,000 per- Prussian prisons, hile 132 ‘jdes in the Reichswehr, composed men Moses eX - of the officia' of the to sons sult same year in of only pressed a neta report Reachswehr service ‘these resulted from illegal rent. douht that suicides four were only due discipline and that treat- ‘Former reserva- quoted | those |the Democratic presidential nomi- the } court deserved a political lesson at | j}harmony, never become | Missouri, judg- } princ ipal speakers, i 9 pe audience of accept | ‘suggestion of de- | The | thus far | was Ng! hout making ;’ | dency. should | the | | Washington who} Was ! and | parties a LOU IS, WEDN "ES DAY kV ENING, REED BOOSTERS PLAN TOLINE UP STATE FOR ti ee Dinner to Promote His Presidential Candidacy. SPEAKER SAYS “HE ALWAYS WINS” — City Admirer Says Reed Is Outstanding Champion of Personal Liberty in Senate. By the Jefferson City Correspond- | ent of the Post-Dispatch. JEFFERSON CITY, Feb. 23.— Democrats “rom many sections of the State gathered here last night for a dinner given by the Cole County Reed-for-President Club to boom the candidacy of United States Senator James A. Reed for nation. They resolutions, urged plans To adopted and indorsed Missouri egation Convention send a de! 1928 National ed for Reed. Senators Reed and and Senator Arkansas, who haa been Hawes of Caraway of invited as unable to pro- were here, but substitutes were W host several about A resolution was adopted, at State Superintendent of Schools Lee, pleading support to in a solid Missouri delegation for Reed in 1925. It was a harmony meeting. Dem- were bitterly campaign, when Reed re-election to the vided commendation of brought 700. the obta ,ho 1922 ting for ocrats in the - Senate, bitterly that campaign, the lusty shouts time name was coupled with the in in teed’s presi- Senator joined the all supported and each Old Issues Touched Lightly. Past issues passed over lightly, there being one in- ferential mention of the League of and no speaker during the we 4 e only y +5 neo Nations, ‘evening mentioned the name of the late President Wilson. The speakers praised William J. Stone, Champ Clark and Reed as ‘llustrious statesmen of Missouri. United States Senator Louis was toastm4as-| Former Wilflev of St. ter. He criticised the Coolidge m inistratie n for failure to keep its pledges, and declared the “invisible grovernm he ernment responsive of the country.” “We think it President from west °9 VV ilfle i WW nat ent at replaced by a g0v- is time to choose a of the Missis- said, “not of the Missis- James A. by nis River, ha. he River, but fitted for of Jeadership. said Reed had .not “1n- his candidacy. but that purpose of the was the that was CAN lives because the post se +4 4 sippi Reed is qualities Wilfley nounced the meeting to the Te mor wr nm” untry announ Se CoO Be ee Democratic world “a hell of a and been organization wanter ne to know na wan One nome town " yer } ) } i ¥ LicsAtA 7 country. prop honor “Always ‘There were A ppall ’ ons in his own Made ciry Lifes } >. Wiltnhou Good.,”’ stood his conseatue he relation hitherto “if and part , 7 1 ; } personai rignt lust raft ic every the Te YT? Ss iid macrilege erly apology ana He clare: had been the personal "ig! in idential Ma ide? t ras (,Od ‘om ameenpatnmecentll 7a Foes Join With. Friends at Jefferson City LO | the instruct- | anti-Re-d'! mingled with those who as | nds | it was time |! to the welfare FEBRUARY 22 . 19: 27. Defying the Senate Slush Fund Committee one ee ee SOVIET FIREMEN, FOUND GUILTY OF ARSON, TO BE SHOT ‘Six Sentenced to Death, Four to Prison, Set Blazes to Save Jobs. a Reed ovations from the | ; | By the Assocfated KIEV, Ukraine, Press. sentences have been passed on firemen convicted of setting fires, including the Chief, sentenced will to six, 10 and shot, two were years’ solitary confinement, two must serve five years in The Chief pleaded that set the fires, fearing would their position of a long period of The firemen were 'eral days after /mended for heroism fighting fires in the Club .of Kiev and ters of a navigation was mento that they the buildings ablaze the the ; on. i men lose inactivity. arrested seév- and skill in Trade Union the headquar- company. It deliberat2ls for excite- set ment. CHINESE — TEAR DOWN ANCIENT LANDMARKS | all Walls of Nanc hang, Dating From 250 B. C., Being Razed for Boulevard Site. Correspondence of the patch. PEKIN, Jan. 23.—In nia for modernization, the Chinese are demolishing monuments of great historic value and beauty. Just now the magnificent walls of the city of Nanchang, "entral China, walls which for than 2000 vears have made al- most invulnerable to siege, are be- ing torn down. Some parts of the great wall, which is 40 feet high, date back to a period 250 B. C., while other répaired portions vary from 100 A. D. to 1430 A. D. The is of brick and earth, 45 fee and 31 Already been Post- Dig- their ma- in ¢ Triore the city wall t feet the torn of the wide aft the wide at the north and are stacked for hole piles to enormous hriceks sale 9 ut slice The made which will : ook ‘ ee . i. ° entirely encircle the city. , 7 4 } ler Pekin’s wall undoubted! y + more gat {} ii pers traffic, so ing cut. but these will stvle to th s in Chinese cities conform at the. corners four corners have back waters, in a. ! raffic sense Pekin ; - 7? ’ . “a ) IAkRONAI etreets and awe mow t " four ad .Our there is “4 ner fa for real corners nturies for ce the where heen STUDENTS SHOWER KIRBY PAGE WITH QUERIES ON WAR STAND i.dvocate id a wiaeanieaia lowest Page, peace “The World o- 2 about 150 Kirby of addressed he Washit A. and Grace editor bers of 4 7. ‘ + nign me "niversits gion natorg Bro ee An RRR RN et RR ey NP BRIE EB ARES CNS AB LOCA MALT RIO TE NB 2 SOLON A, PIAS ERLE PA Me RB GI BRET te, Just a Minute Lich ry oo APRS Bide, itis SR CT es eerereret ae | nee eeenaanea near en —Copyright by Underwood ne AN CTC ACA LO LLL AAT \ % & Underwood. SAMUEL INSULL (above) on the witness stand before the Reed ; ' } } i committee investigating Illinois primary expenditures. Insull and his lawyer, Daniel J. Schuyler (left), both refused to give Sena- tor Reed full and frank answers to questions concerning the Chicago =| traction magnate’s contributions. They have until hearin their minds or be cited for ; com | | National | Keb. 23.—Severe | 19 | pe | (im P | pris- | y; Commission becanse | | Gov. they had been com-| |dor (all |'pamphlet | paper BILL ON DISARMAMENT OF CROUKS PRESENTED Commission | Crime Asks Governor Baker to Sponsor Measure. Disarmament of crooks, and crimil- risonment for habitual 1als. are the objects sought in a a draft of which has National ‘ Le gis- legislative bill, by the to the commission been sent ‘rim ; Missourl has asked The faker to support the measure lature. a special message. bills have been legislatures, t} pur- establish bans weapon: possible. wit Similar sent to other state being i¢ to sale of states pose against the in as many Richard Washburn Child, zine writer and former Ambassa- to Italy, is chairman of the cornmission. The bill requires registration of manufacturers of and dealer irms. Detailed records of are prescribed, and each a permit for Persons not sell ‘jal per- carrying crime as Maga- in fire: sales purchaser must have each yeapon hought. are not dealers who permit. A without a spe for mit is required weapons in any Provisions of Bill. advertising the sale or any book, news- Or The arainst weapons tor . (ane proviison J ro] tr) f ~4 ? rtrie rt ere tary, casurer. Lowell, presi- rd University, de- and student e wniversity in an wfore about 100 Harvard ‘¢'lub of the Uni- ‘ambridgs executive hHiarvard interest of the McDonald of tlined plans to rile nN) Oot in was the SY! Louis ‘harles H. Mor- was elected | Frederick FE. ! resident; R. and Sproule Of vice jf who arrived here was the guest linckrodt Jr., 16 He departed PRIESTS ARRESTED IN RUSSIA ia! th the NE W sale uss in R arrests report rom an off ‘ Ip bv t! Among their of the r following lewski Troyna ndzi thedral,. and h. SZ mir’s Chur ( ussia ted Leningrad icial Sf Pot Y ORK, Catholic by eoviet authorities in ,¢ +} avgoat Bos Feb, 205. ~-W hole- and priests press dispatches to Warsaw, accord- Polish message New York World's ccentiv arrested were being sisters of Sf. Sf (* , “ia ee ee ee Leningra ath Lening? ad icz. St. of CAROL DENIES: HE’ LL RETURN E; PYyTe PARIS, Prince Carol a statement rumors Lo said: turn be Oo her iOrSs a lire ct to Parie hour Buch: leh vi of rr as ; lwa VS ly his ityer g rormer Crown has made denying mpending Rumania poi ‘ re- like aris see my son, J } qi fount fal 4% Drafters of the } teil , mily i1¢@ ave entions Ow Alan I hs Ciiati r is PiietA LIV! persons Bill. COMM iT l’oalice of Allen of of lip & Van Attorney. from Attor tte: Hi raiorf W Atto Mrigadier- be bea ur, Al T. Fred.- ifle and re A RRO: ee i iti tas 4 : neyv- pre aide: rine i's Ot AeSeT) to rere ; pe rr i? is to carry a) nity to say whether it thinks such a trip advisable in the present sit- these Senators put through a motion which the committsé directs Senator Borah, as chair- man, to inquire whether Secretary Kellogg desires to appear and dis- cuss the proposal. The resolution will be taken up in committee to- morrow. In voicing thelr opposition, ad protect new treaty Peach W ress adjournas, before. ing to inforn gre pected to (‘ong there is made nighe by United the in- 100 years, ‘ lose d asked to fereatea The der sicaragua for Washington Government, the pian, would retain the rights guaranteed by the Iirvan.- (“harnorro freaty, including author. ity to’ bulld a canal across Nieara. Kua, and would be permitted te intervene in that country, when to maintain an adequate (;overnment and to as- electiona, Uune- Heceseaary, and stable free Nicaragua would concede to the United Stat right to deveiop the country. #060 as to aasume finan- cial rehabilitation and security and the pubile health. The States en the President of the United recommend a finan. be appointed by the president This ad. be an American and the power to veto expendi. There would aiso be an American Collector-General] of Rev- enue Nicaragua would Clal adviser, Nicaraguah viser would have tures would army,. but not have a would _have : aed standing Centinued on Page ‘ae: es ao es te IO BS ay A «Sa aM ip "how $s oh 4 o SPR haere 8 Mn OR Pee DP em reed Kee) 6 in anti iin teed nein Ill deetiien aie ed een aah eae eee ee tae ae re SNE ne RN oe . f . om [SARE I mR ee Sg we OARS MINE AER ON” ae Caan, praarwes vers ca gusnnigneagetianeantas ant me - — “ > * ~ ~ me eS. eine - th Brn aot i ih - he >», . by Som, TC ih NE AR els SEY FOL RY A Ae gai tet Og eae er Te inne oe aes i a aed Prot oe re i : ~ 0 a i te ee ae wr a * . . 6 7 - ee , ee —_ RN dg CNY OIG: oes te ernty = eit » Ane 2 inn 4 C8 hy trey ae aN “* ™ oy ary a ie _ 7 palctinn aoe ‘ 7 « ete 8 . - . , SARd 26 OMAN Age ™ —s $6 AE Ay ERR ARTEL AEM CRE EINE ORISSA CR EIS, HESS SRI 1 ERNE ONG TEMES IGOR IE EON AAO TINE” bn IG CERNE AN AEE A ARE eI NN IEELET RAS AUOAISED ONE Or inte HO NPR STORY APTN! 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ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH, WEDNESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 23, 1927. PAC t kK 20 —— | Nema ny | NI, FRANCE AND DISARMAMENT. | vane : pg eg a ALS ST aT TR Bane ee wee —* | ji {PIM dune | ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ne FREE _——— | geese egy Coolidge’s plans; ? peers a 33 - } irst. . 2 oo : oe ; kee >t , : & g FARD : eecrT it . $345 al bs THE POST-DISPAT‘ H I L. t je@ . to free speec h and thought ina country he game of pe ace was apeieent trom the fi u : , . * et van * >: m ‘ , . ; ; 7 mer nsepmnenil ate a were sim . . ’ _ _s ich has officers of the army> stationed at colleges 4 s #a ad . . " M ae - Pos? % ; Re $ ichsafes these rights to its citizens by con- t is those designs indeed, which account me m 2 creation, his psychology | primitive to co-operate with us - Be aeatiny, with suggestions *?Pear Tar) t . ‘ aan tat a | j “* a ate ne . : : = licat' of | men with principles, that it will always apart of ese professional soldiers is termed sub e worthy plan which the President has outiined | li Rin ts it 7 Pee ractical appication ne anal fer progress or referm, never ft: mee as ' tw ee +, wo rievances ee ‘It is a large order. ernte injustice or corruption, always ersiv Jius ini has well capitalized the ¢t Brieyauces ;, ia ; : So hat reason the! time to fr i ti . “ arthweste iv eet ws tne aed: fight demazogues of all parties he ha bee ‘ts from many parts of the | which post-war Italy has against her n yrthwesteri3 * reviewers are likely C@uses of never belong to any party, always . ae mnonsible fc . , ) Beority °° . oppose privileged classes and public ountl ¢ a _instructors are abusing their neighbor—the belief that France was responsible for : Sg ae a , FE. tn ignore the pook or to treat |¢0m to ex I know that my retirement will a in ji make no difference in its cardinal itutional guarantee. Any thought departing from fc 1e reluctance of Frarce Be DOR + Nee Kay, EE, Besse ee: ae + a le a sili, x4 visiee SSS . : - . laa « } "or. a - . : erent, eo yntact wit ude but the Post-Dispatch has the Italian failureto obtain more benefits at tne Ver | : atly ae 2 Pag a eit the peor. a ; - : : . - . | pe. ” there. ‘s 1. Frene Rn voted to the public welfare, never und c t home atisa sufficient index to them sailles conference, and the conviction that French cS nis reviewer that the | illum °. i i ~ . . . . ~ } : . ts . N Ter aq} i } inating neo eatiatied — bees tam — all. At Washington sit sth Maj. Ralph E. colonial expansion in Northern Africa and the Med! Rae. - : : arves a better reception | j that ¢ news: Aiways e Was oe a ae : oe a ze! es ece ect { pendent; mever be afraid to attack ‘Tilson, in charge of st : 10% training, and terranean are obstacles to legitimate Italian aspira- 7 he | ie : * ee 41) have: not because the | Mr Seott is § - . , ; . : ec a ing ¢ . “ail Ss aes paren ota Capt R. E. Turley, professor of science, have tions. Sa - . na- a zoe = — astrous ov o «3 : be rz ’ these wn re ?t “= > ITZER heen telling thei r stu dents how We ari hreatened by These eriey ances of the Italian people he has @m- * z ein } A o a | the sUmme JOSEPH PULITZER. onan see | etiadt teens Wie ate deed drenmne of Cacenres : modern thought, | plainef not! April 10, 1907. pacifists an¢ $n ists, €2S Weii as safe and ployed to further Nk n LS “es : pecause here isa very rare! ana tele unsaf ; ihli ; conque sf. He would rule. as did the tyrants of old. 2 ; of man, one who in spite of hy unde . OPLE t wa ‘apt. urley nade th } arrant over a Mediterranean empire of his very own. ut, , at, i be pressure of practical life has | public op | | . . ’ 7 ins — . 4 ee “ey is ee ; ‘ g = LE ERS FROM THE PE astimate of ioe me. Both he and Maj. Wi loo ting across > | es which he would make his own. 7 ught ; worth while to bees: cal : sine really plieve T)} I"§e a? “ey zddress of the author }, aye heen nffin their students he nonsebse ie ; rench in possession of Tunis, of : , ; he _ - “ts pines se h : : hs ee eee ee ee | . . «oot 2a iter: 8 a "a | Beery of this world, to correlate | must accompany every CONITIOUTION, bul at th oun! 3 il from overzealous re- ria, and of alate Before he can establish the * ey "hel ‘efs with observed phenom- -eornest rill ot he nul lishes ; 7, ; Ce : F a : . stn 4 ‘ a pg d 7 0) 4 ss i anaes receive 1110 rea i acifism and impracticable hu- Omall ‘hich he has envisaged in his imagination, erent . gnd to systematize his under- té reeeaging «+t LOTaGs wtii relive , er ; iF ; 7 2 at oats ste ie : herefore, dis spose of France. Hence he * * . 3 oaks fing for practi ‘al daily use. reference. : * > ty —- wn campus en: as ies to flood Tunis with Italians, attempts to detach ~ ee : 7 it must be granted, is an ef- a i Gai As 4 ‘ 44 i7 . : a. . : c | E . 2 ; : F.vading state Income Tax. ; ae — : - , — to i 3 oF fron +h Franc 0 hile Little Entente. and . ; Z% * , ; to he applause r (of inquiry A ; » ‘ : é : la i! n Pp P ; . hb ‘1 Editor of the Po: ie 4. ae . areal aga Este - 2 ee . : ; speak before the students, these self-constituted cen- later endeavors to replace France in that alliance. At Fy 4 ; h most men and women, ONn€/ ,.6> “me t T” « © wron ith ti - ' ; ; tS 2 . & ‘ Ww sill es | ra of the public forum in ouis warned their .o far he has been able to escape the usual fate " } . wanted the vs Know } Lai PDOUT nese "Ope | Ire that sO@C il ; . , . ‘J , a ’ ’ great m psychoses, pera wit bi iS Gla: sae ee oe ae : aaa 2 . #V spl An alert ee pi Se Ore eae spre Speen v = ner a ' i [| oe . ay Po © y . . i may he described as a a | gat u Ou He actuai ery Skiliful im His em ee > 2 ——= . | ;' evolutionist, if funda- ee widest Ishevistic m in this coun- ployme of a at aol : iach aa voninin eee loath , : ; >" . : eo ‘ tare y He accepts the revelations oft from 500 rT) . : SIT Drisin: trv , : f th tn ‘ / (>i) Aid : sali i ,Oy ee Liit 4 Ai Sv¥GSEs sVavui ‘ hi " = PB be 3 + eh pvt , , —~ = . ’ j acience AS valid on the | It is learn the small mumbe r of th em, outs lass 01 lite science was le prese! to war—and Fr: ; shown a iess militaristic wes att |S 32° & plain, or, as he might prefer | genius li : Ae Pe -_ Y . + - 5 4 made - ° of the cities, who seem to Know anythin: , Soviet Ambassad¢ s nea : imperialistic attitude lately—wiil indefinitely | ) ae ; . , 3 me gy, {rn the realm of the objec- taken to 4 aie . , y shin ind AA * © « ee mopy secs ne tees see De 2 1 ee en ae Mf ee Ra ES SST 5 Mai. Wilson iis aw an conservativel' , es a ; tae 2 Oe . f a a oe = CST COMMITA VE | ce | constitutes a real peri the United erate the tactics which the Itdlian dictator persists RPh a FD = , » mind is through the sub- | Ul view say that $0 per cent of them have : re pie ae , ‘ the h a eee OD . serious mind and its physical ‘n- theme and , +: “¢ ate sing, rance is determined that. when e pou ) ; i? VBR ,' : : : " +7 +e . eh , . 4 ‘ ‘ eh aa " . : ‘ heen making returns to tn \ : id . oS. 4 We 3 . 7 esmen’ ‘ @ sy mpatheti nervous. gested to " ; ; ae Ly = - 2 > , oO TY? ~ bh - . , ne . ;. Ive ning 4 . - - e. . oi ‘ ° - . found it different in the cities. ra’ is sort ing makes the army and : tion comes, she will not be unprepared. mis : hes as m. that he would bridge the | tieman worked Kansas City, St. Joe and nes C. ridiculous. | ll make education ridiculon The action of both France-and Italy toward the i ae » OA ® 2 : m between the objective world of and Will S13} se vel . , ; ; — ~ e3 ; ' . . +» er ee : ‘ , , 3 ¢% +} ; ti , ; Lo uis, Aart I rye cons rvat i% iy 4 + [++ ontinue. | ae Am -) ’ rit et . ion t ident ( oolidge merelv proves , ¢ oo: " : i ' am oe > inal as i, @ subjective world of hour. ng returns. salize, of cou: iat | t10n: ae eres See SENOS é . wissen. saa hig, setae ’ tie Bilis Ree Beef ; is t rom being a new formance, vreat many ¢ the lisines men di tand discussion. the ¥ cannot be saved VY rattil tne Mussolini remains 3 ywer (tne! Wiii OD : dis- > . “Ss Re: “a he pass 3 Poa ' but he makes much of it for tically all Lot come under the quirements tO saber aroun u lleges and universities is, armame because there wil > no relie 0 he oe oe Se hoe oe m tical uses. Neither is’ duced in make returns, hi I ave ference 1 en se SS ee a ve rmy to in = ail J + 2 goo er ree : i : w idea to identify “Univer- way. Wa those who should ha’ il Os No sé ee om ae a a ae : oe : —-——_@@ @—— . : ‘ ; 2 mr wd 8 vhs g _ - hea subconscious | not write do know there is a State 1 r ia sitaae ie - : 5 ae b | aa : ' a, nor to Tina he secret of taneously, “4 are under the impression th: it o ener en MR. CHILD'S FORTE. Se , sae > : iritua! peace and physical health one with « applies to corporations an althy peo BEAU GESTE’S “AUNT PAT.” . 2 Voir enha ine itire. Richara ashburn oR , . ees = s an 2 | - a | seit In & Sense 6. ee ple. In fairnes$ to the cities, this ls ee | eee ne a Ree. = = 2 yersal.” These ideas Stes ought to be enforced er repeal a ue! ti : ii! i fay Whee 3 thi Vi : \ iidi iil ij Wa i 4 ili [ “ZOU I i J : om i — a : | Cys ) by sophy and as SALESM A’? Beau, Digby and John and Isoh: f the Liaxen cul defend the policy of Me: ‘oolidge and Kellogg i! e ; as soil ies oe mace ; ~ oS § & rn psychology But | ——_—_—_-- iling their boats, playing a ‘ikings through the! Nicaragcu: p Child is the man ho | oan : | ome : is - pee ae are rotessional The St. Louis Air Unit. long, fair days « lildhood, i heir lovely English Harding's Ambassador to me and who is no : A Ming tg 5) air peg Se STs i . . Boe Mt aa J ” eg eae : pe ne Is 8 ee on its has To the Editor of the Post-Dispatc! me And : yere’s Any ; ay ) “pan ae ‘. er : oe se 3 tho ni he es . los _ Pe. , ~4 | a upon ‘inding a workable stall 12-ye _ oe ie ee , Hom oe . am io wai se 5 _ , : : 4 the . i se cond om ' | , | , ee cs tr Site, : ye are : eet fea ho : 7 for himself and others English. gestion ee on | : young m obe! lightful fiction ter reading wh has . oa Cet Sore hess ‘CGariie aa practicg! help) rua ee inse biin n many instance , brush yn still i i de . : | itis ap see res teteate WSS en _Duttons. liow would ur smoke ommissionéer of obvious! owdered gray in the hair, grudging! fort | | ; oT eee * rae Fae Sigs : we tee 2° :4 » oH : - ; MIN UT purpose of the present | sing, ter oo eiedeads om ta ae ee oS . @ veritable collap ff the organization in that Stat. ; : 0 exami in detail the . ae — gloriously justifies her yhatever she does or omi eg ag : : Copyright 1937.) - methods ich cabinet | novelist. what Deux it | Ha Done oy ) | , | _ re ha: ted for the @eco- ial Biya as a aie le lace, Bas Te aitbion weir . Wimited States is : A be m ¢ heir work. Forty-four CLEVELAND'S ATTORNEY-GENERAL. MOE re eee Iirsuing her, nasom late tllustrating And she believing him; Ting. marqueterie, gilding and 1©n he deceiving her, ns ling in each case And she regretting. BA mpiest forms and ending she pursues another, biz bo itor of “The a st word in r} ‘7 yr wsses. . , : Lan 2: Se a ' p sae : . : i . . : ‘ . ae : J ad .. : . ; : isd 4 i a . s . 4 J : 4 . | pi ‘ ii ‘ et ‘ : } ‘ ‘ . oS . ; th rT) ey . ‘ h Mexico. = : ni} 4 during ‘he tin] hile a fine piece | : * : : ae ae : eg _ 5 nt pastes: ry. Ga 4 as been giving a =" ‘res on hitecture nst six-day O= , . iral Club wey | ; WOTRK., ;OeS ‘ i | > 5 5 hy é ‘ — - 4 . ’ ; : + ‘ . » ‘ " = . ‘ ‘ | | 4 ~ : ‘ oF + é ‘ } : | 4 ’ 5 ‘ 5 a ~-| : ¥ a . ‘ . ‘ As“ Am i as he 1 * = ; -. . ; : : - : ‘ i ; s : ‘ ~ F > introduced in the New . ime the mus eo PR Nerf Dade Ma SF es Let's repla and siogan that is really nblematic of | pais his availabil} > nrecide ™ a een whee rn es ‘ _~ : — ain aan ¢ oa es ri x ss é; our “fair” cit ei 7 east ho aie shoe: they will ean at Saal is ny oth : praise an ill be charged with, but pedal wm : en arranged by Here’s my suggestion a guess as any- &. irtment with . We do not know what & n the series by St. Louie he ee ee ° 9 Pit I lip NL Egy i ER. AT Me Rag oe omer ane ne his horse with modern gas-masks, ith | a “ Pas ver formidabie mblied heaven Knows ho nany milli by puttin mublic has bs Laniitthe af 0%, ieee ee, : aps : Se ee | a Pate _ reater a” the following inscription. “Watch r/c : , whl i ne SMOKE’.”’ . WHISER be claimed th oral ay a : = fin SR tion was paid him. But if in the m1 . 01 j oY butte » dane!) ee ssi itaaie. FUGE FOR WILD FOWL. Watch Tour Representatives 2 , ™ the Exfitor of the Post-Li«; MIILKAING IS GoOoopdD R/OUR citoriat ot Feb. i8 upon the 20 Govt at hs adminisrtion would have twen silken wayn aud perfumed days of wealth= tle REATION of bird sanctuaries through. From the Los Angeles Times BR Wit ourant to speax legislative procedure in m ey 4 myst ; Gut’ (ni iy , ry rime n Y: ra fj * , — } bani: ‘) : . — a ail ‘ le Oo } ¥ a VW ; ‘ “2 a x ~ & - Lai iii rs r} ; ; " ’ . THE BAT TLE ROYAL P | : : } to tl] OEISt to Addreas 7T Va PORES ABE OIE outer. o Ys: REE” Rae tne + illing So tT? e vi ry in ; : . ‘ . aa : le il 1uIneE i J qd . i 4 : ‘ i] 7 T + 1 ’ ““ ‘ » —— “ m . — ? ee : ‘3 . 4 a4 hs e r} “ia * ) tr) ' . . 7 , ’ ‘ > ° Ta w } ‘ : ‘ 7 that day ull ~ mn our criminal practice ! ju and ~ sintainti oe ; : . a ei a a : ies ae - a Se ian eon hose low Ares sun i x, lay on Progress. y } ‘ao ’ } “4 S| , ‘ . | " ee | , , A. Si Po RE Be pow otal my vee eps en ies rn ‘ " ~ ' . 7 . Bad i ha . ‘ ’ m ? ‘ - momar nae “ ; sme ~ os ~ - se ; rmnitt ine fear °F . — 2 : : ‘2 yntrv ? t ‘) ' ’ oe he : ‘ A ; } ’ r ‘ . nto or omitting from statutes. And the ountry, t ok M lidge 1 asian alr eee le ue i aa : ) me Tom Heflin’s ale : *T . —_ ; : ’ ; » @ § man nN 4 Tam bh . : ‘ ? , : i iS bh] a ge nN ne } | e FIXIN '' TO BUST UP A HOME ' : red | . ‘o the good graces of mia h is Carteead " » — . ; : . ‘. . . oe . baiil ; . ots 3 } On (7 a ne * . i ‘ } eF 4 i j in Lt” es : aa ae Vs Be i44448 | e tr isia* b ae | ia ‘ = . . . ’ 3 re 4 j ? ; {mnr, : 7 “ - > on ' ieee of the President's own set ee Fo ieee aes Mt of the coagstry are threaten: ¢ m the Memphi nm ippea e Empire. We hope one © o find their place in our c: whi! dai: come aq conquet : = — | : , , mn is that he will " emia bh) Wo} }3 hate as us | i* i Pi “hi ae a! . tal : y i) be: hy) rh , we . . © ; "“10T) duress » ee ' Al y7 } , f } ; ein aac F ‘ rie ares wri ia ‘ Pi ‘ ee ~~ | . ‘ ” . . i ‘ ae 5 ; ‘ . . ; - If there is one thing today that needs as he d ioped this sk of the fir "resid = hy — i saiieiiid er Aire ice op eae «i cateonesPcaes . —.- ! “9d the peychological i Y emg pe protection it is the citizen's life, liberty Washington birthday address he plainly warmed up dour No’ nts alana aaa ee ee Wie = Ss | wid ses a wed wstory | ‘ the sexes and “the ind prosperity from. Violence of the > ’ é ’ ) d 2e GT s MO . lat a niii i ‘ 1) Ct : ’ > 7 che r on ; > Ff eS ‘ vo 17 4 re =? j > 7 ; : “ 7 eae o i : : . = ‘ ‘ : = tris - ae ne aw breaker and this can be done ‘only , nd pointment: hat a ting temptations our heroj ucts oth m P Ou AL l a ‘Seine Tust sree re 7 - VI : - . ot & = s . ae = : - . , : a : : : " “Ts Pd A . — si 7 b> DF sn - ~ } . : a >by enactment of just laws and a rigid ’** = ‘ ee Ah SY iciauy = na ndured w shal yer ay know il of Bs eihoxr ee ses sin — , , * TS Roussel Ey : - 4% SITING IN ALTON enforcement of therm. | AZ 0 ud ete | aS scree. i$ - : : _ ~~ — . 261 ~ . . . : ™ - a4 : ee. 5 “ ’ Le s &'% i . : . ,ey rw ’ , > . J -— i + wee “ ‘ a a ‘ “> to, a ~ on a 7 WONDER if the person signing him- . ) pigattaae ti — aie New fe 18) &: Ow. very m irift Magazine 7 ; - aie ea oe Bava) » . a ‘i 3. ~ > yw A) ’ “ " : Coontz is in Hannt rr aA 4s “ * +e 7.) a? Hr: mnmras* | 24 , peace i me ai , ~_ aso House spokesman. sa ampton Roads, self a compressed patron ever watted : Sac re .% as — 2 ee ‘a ni \4 ‘ i rA a 4 — c ; I L ; @T « 4 Y F ‘ - ~ : - : + og tn Pe r 4 YT eet oe fay rr + | ne . ’ : *) i + ’ ‘ ~ 5 " ‘ . : “ : . : at 4 4 \ J a - tia j a4 a“) ‘or a hus on a cold corner he tween a —— | ‘ ~ e2%) nil : ¥Vmeg : rt ia a. 8&4 ‘ : n f} —— ' by . -c. ia 2 _ -" ’ 7 - : . ‘ 4 P ' ; a . , . 7 AT - one . . bi ise Wai ss c 4m in er comp ai &« 4 . ; i te i) | ss 4 ' : I ' 4 4 > 2 * « ’ ’ —— owt 6 ee st _— ; ey a "te } nat there are already | Sporting weapons a _ prejudi ces of ge fau sh oe is . ti: e * E : : - : d Sa ie oo thie nmr i i ii] ] I } rs : , i ‘ ) ro , ' oeur Clu there 6 o'clock tn the evening Only to be passed |! o Nicaragu: — b the ’ ‘vYeral ¢ ees : - ip severai ; ecaus ee was te ¢ h ae in no seating room on the sin; ck bus? Perhaps then could appreciate how ery kind it is for the busses + Now Unction, and it gave big business standing. the San ction of Stet bmeretoh ed Not to ro ta ¢ Line « , —— ee. west on a must have enjoyed it almost : “singie-deck Kinesh is Bert Baker. is gehway us and it was on tun Cad thet t : eRe tds -OTmmMocities € hook oo — ; | aning of ; a . so ni a» asad . mas him feel that he is maintaining ean rendeast st 4 Loe} nan oh co : : 4 I : SS ; i y “We never knew the me ew ~ >On! y With which he ; : , ; On Language is the art of - ~ . on “age of a >~ | " 4] Gertrude Stela : _". Monday nithte He had th to privat = * “dian for 35 years. : maker, Ca 1 Dir ted Prone as YN. Pa, Feb Raker &% was well done. It gave Washi cadhemenieiie oe wrirrt an > th | ewe cel . . ° . te rs l Pr} as ‘ " , - ' ritten oD s damsel on th : : S ieee : : i ; / : an both th vot - , : Y ork known ts

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ee ee ee -—_—— ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH PAGE 21 ‘March 10 on the Sonoma fer Ha- BRIDESMAID ‘wall, Figi, Samoa, New Zealand and - = Australia, to be gone four monthe. . iThey will make their home in st. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH WEDNESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 23, 1927. upon a pipe organ in the early stages of his career. A wave of his left hand calms a roaring tor- rent in the strings and a down- ;{ington boulevard, this week, has | | postponed her visit because of ill- | ness in the family. + “Ge — a — _ Sty ert, her young daughter, Clara, will | depart tonight for Los Angeles, to their | daughter, Miss Helen. Mr. Framp-_ week's illness in a hospital there. | Mrs. Frampton and Miss Helen will | sail on the Los Angeles, March 26, | for the Hawaiian Islands, with a. party of friends from the East. three | orated with Easter lilies and tall ‘ton University. ‘land Mrs. George Drtemeyer of 5410 Louis. The fourth annual prom of 8&t. Louls University given by the Con- ‘clave was held last evening at the new St. Louis University Gymnast. um on West Pine boulevard. The ‘prom was the outstanding socia: event of the year at the University (and was attended by several hun ' dred college and university students 'and their friends Miss Helen 8i mon of Webster College, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. J. H. Simon of 120! McCausland avenue, and sister of Jerome Simon, a former athlete a’ Louis University, and star i: “Jack the Giant Killer,” a pageant recently produced at the Odeon. was crowned queen by the prom chairman, Lewis Collard Jr., senio: commerce and finance student. The maids were: Miss Helen Mc- | Anulty, Miss Virginia Symns, Miss Loretta Maloney, Miss Florence —Kandeler Photo.| Sweetin, Miss Patricia Moehle, Miss MISS JANE ELIZABETH TREAD- | Thelma Coyne, Miss Teresa Shea WAY. ‘and Miss Florentine Rutkowski. | ‘The queen was escorted by Au- ISS TREADWAY, daughter ot| penien senior commerce and Mr. and Mre. W. ?. Tread- | pinance student, and president .of th rato Pag A at ages the conclave, and J. J. Breen, sen- Baker ng or of John King lor in the medical school was mast- er of ceremonies. Lord of Kirkwood, and niece of The gymnasium was decorated in Mc: 6041 Cabanne : Mrs. Clark McAdams, © ' blue and white streamers, so inter- place, to G. Fred Driemeyer, son | : of Mr. and Mrs. George F. Drie- | laced as to form a huge canopy meyer of 5410 Vernon’ avenue, | 0V€r the entire floor. which will take place at 8:30 Other members of the con- clave on the committees were o’clock this evening. agar = a Douglas J. Murphey, Webster Groves, Junior in the College, edi-~ tor of the varsity Breeze, favors: Walter Loftus, senior fn the law school, tickets: Robert O'Connor. senior in the college, in charge of the maids of honor: Joseph Le Gier junior dental student, invitations and programs. Dainty little blue books, known as ‘‘chap records” were the favors. The queen and matfds of honor will be entertained at a dinner dance at Hotel Coronado given by the conclave, the evening of Feb. 28, at which event shoulder pins will be presented to each one of the , ‘ >) # a low to almost an orange. They will carry yellow spring flowers. Edwin Thomas will be best, man, and Clarence Howard Jr. and Rob- ert Arthur, groomsmen. The bride is the daughter of John King Lord of Kirkwood and the late Emily Baker Lord, and a granddaughter of the late Dr. John K. Lord of Dartmouth College and Judge Henry S. Baker of Alton, Ill. She was a student at Wellesley Col- lege and is a graduate of Washing- Mr. Driemeyer is the son of Mr. —_ el I~ eg She, ME » ain rea agias P oe OR tt pte tse > A 3 re. te * r a p z ; gem pop = oaseer + a ee a % 4 pats ae pa te . bd = . . > 2 . . é ~ en ee Code? + aad ~_ TNE te ae ome eh pane — : ak ae a Ee ys eae rere aes Aled ed ai ial te pmige A Ag, 7 Saale P: or, ie es - _ ig ” aie 6 oa a vs pea en . Fine Say gt tee cS ee © ae ips 6 em 4 oh or yo Mote, 5 Se 2309S. a a : oe * Nes Es cal Soy ig iggy eet at te gtr is ~ retell tag tn — 2 7 ~~ ect m . yee . ‘ mh ’ an r . r . " eo a . A Ha ge ig. So ; ew Li ag ne yy rp 2 ser oil athe Meee le ode Dasa se w miro ~ “ 4 me nannies Pepa Oo Mga oF tes oO EV Clo Oe OH Oe ew eer ‘implications Fe Se ‘of which this was a transcription. ee sto | will carry a shower of valley lilies. | Vernon avenue. He is a graduate There is such a depth of life and | potter veel inte “40 acre is In | The bride’s ‘attendants, Miss lof the ipso ap Sete Ny gg at Wash- power in the substance of Bach's | nis case his auditors should ‘ie | Louise Edwards as maid of honor, /ington and served in po ray dur- organ music that it sounds with an Poin weetetel §S-—-Watch ForHer Debut ADVERTISEMENT _ not a main in ignorance of this impor- | tant section of Bach’s work {if it} transcribed for the or-} i ' has a patna nn oe -_ CITY. mais is the first of a series of books, to be sold separately, | nent is the report that Peggy isn’t | will constitute an encyclo- especially bright in school—quite | Ma of all types of decorative de- | ordinary, in fact. This is encour- The purpose of the present aging, for certainly intelligence is | ime is to examine in detail the |2 serious handicap for a popular methods which cabinet novelist. mee have adopted for the deco- | miof their work. Forty-four | : of text are supplemented by | handsome plates illustrating | marqueterie, gilding and Bing, beginning in each | ithe simplest forms and ending m@the most elaborate. The author editor met Maker,”’ Tondon. Yr + 5 oe , SPeak On “Is Progress ™~ In Chicago elections, it fs customary both the votes and the casualties. . 7 ° We never knew the meaning of the , pression ‘Language ts the art of thought” until Gertrude Stein and Jom broke into print gne . 7 Complaints of hotel managers that sU%™ ruin furniture by ‘trying to open botties ® answer that old question: “what destructive of furniture than dren?’’ You will find your type, your shade and. your size in this varied group. Sizes for the junior miss, for the small woman, the miss and the woman who wears regular or extra size. The sket an idea of the varied nature of the patterns, but they cannot show the exquisite color contrasts of the new fur trims and the soft fabrics ws Coat Salon _ Third Floe least more * * . Acitation against a third term seems with favor everywhere, except the White House spokesman. . - . | hes give meet Delta Lacquer & Products Company Phone Main 4620 Saint. Louts er. Comedian, Dies. tad Presse Feb. 0 23.— Y years to the as Bert Baker, is With he : Stage of a lon Pate a io ’, Monday nithe He ha rom « * : s+ & ’ dian for 35 years. Another Special Group at $24 THOMAS W. GARLAND, Inc.—Sixth Thru to Broad count Unik known way which + OT) ¢%,, lovee ALC AAT T neeememmeemnenll Ne. 153

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? . ial . You can have your choice of any S 2 50 y selected cumwood three pieces of this beautiful Bed- $5.00 Cash—$6.00 Monthly room Suite finished in walnut over . . ' 5 - | ' ’ P, : 4! t : a = te ? BED DAVENPORT SUIT —of three larce roomy pieces upholstered > ; in two or three tone Jacquard velours with spring-filled cushions, reverse side of damask tapestry DOUBLE-SIZE DAY BED Day-Bed and beautiful cre. tlonne-covermed pad. Metal ends. Refrigerater, made of solid oak, solid brass harniware, nickel plated, guaranteed. finisbed in walnut. $1 7:25 $16:5° sechechentetecheredaherbehetechesheateheieteteteataehebebe bebe hehehebeltelbebelatebebeltelatleeaiatebeleietateletietetttalaldetttleitteitedt tt tL LITT TITILITiITT Lilli TiTtTrirritT TTT ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH |sers and high-laced, WEALTHY CHICAGO PACKER'S | » PICKPOCKET PRISUNER BOASTS OF HIS SAIL —-- Ralph La Bee, Captured Rob- s? ess _WEDNESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 23, 1927 __ hoots, | old-timer reminded him after a bing Fred T. Kuni on Car, Ad- . - ale + i i _ He » stoien jacrKret, greasy ADVERTISEMENT When You Catch Cold Rub On Musterule , . cs o : Musterole 18 easy to appiy anc , “ * — + works right away. It te IODIZED: SALT eamemerenemems \ lodized for your health bribes. talph 7 it ce a = r . “ fo Rae se 444’ & poor estimate. “Twenty-seven 266 cents a hundred we lose. You go to figure it closer than that, Ed. CLOSET BEDS The OUT-O-SITE BED Fits in Closet 30’’x58”’ EE smok irritates your throat—and youp coughing irritates your friends—. Made by AMERICAN BED CO. 1413 8S. Eighteenth St. Victor 4170 SAINT LOUIS nc oh mentee ~— een aerate a? usteroie is: a . = mats mace Va RERT YOUR Tuxedo or Full Dress | Sults from To Mothers: Musterole is also \ OTHG ESSER _BROS. | made in milder form for babies and small children. 2 ‘ - ‘ ia Ask for Children’s Musterole. Jars & Tubes sOled SET OF TEETH, $10 UP DR. J. GRABER, 620 OLIVE { row ns ? . > + crt ove "”™TfTI = > rr ‘ I ile Se + um th 14 i ‘ SLOG r ai ‘ Vath ee = Keep a box of Luden’s handy—taks One every now and then. Surpris; how they soothe your irritated throat —Trelieve the annoying cough—yes, ang sweeten your breath, too, | LUDEN'S MENTHOL COUGH DROPS - — ADVERTISEMENT | : weaeial 3 Paramount Building Con- tains St. Louis Furniture The POST-DISPATCH Regularly prints MORE WaAyy ADS than ALL the other St. Louis newspaners COMBINED, aap. apenas eel Six years worked the Unit fortune fixing cases 2.”* He pleased Chief talked to by add- | hh fen ass aOR uis {gs a ities with The police ——s 2 to eT aA + ke me can buy am. Ive been I've never don off of this stuff now ’ ’ +- —s > It's too expensive keep + se ill be asked today FIVE NEWSPAPER MEN SERVE DAY IN JAIL FOR CONTEMPT | f craphing Scenes of Whittemore Murder Trial ereetene *teeeaea as . , , ‘ SIN AN he ns 8 na ve a9". aa ror A costs Le A | , ‘ ** — after “—7) = wi RN a ep? AL ad ore we a TAS > EYURTE NY SFR TO TEN oe oT. eee aa J Ait “ww Ts ?~ ~ me - SSAA ars coer wt. . —erw re oe 2 ae Vv iad PO ABS ee MINERS MEET SECRETLY AS COAL OPERATORS QUIT PARLEY bach side of Wage Conference Blames the Other for Failure to Keach Agreement. ~~ The most amazing success * at ale _~ er ete Separaiec Prison for Dangerous. @ QUICK S | in the history of household soap Dishes—" less time! Soaks clothes clean our clothes! Y pso gently them clean! ASHBOARD-rubbing means friction—wear- ing down—tearing down—grating away the your clothes! One w: ron them than ten days of o: who use the washboard— 1 clothes because you to. You don’t rub aches into your back because 1 like them. But your ideals of cleanliness are high. you keep to the Aard way | : sure way! don't grate your — . ‘ e — ~, , \O ce Ur, . aes 24d } ; WJ ~ YOur € yes. ~~ -~_ * . oe eae o 3 : i bounteous suds. (No soap chipping or soap powders). : P! , tt. . lathec oon > . sunge tne ciomes in—and 7? tr , if - you ( ’ @ Fo OO) Seia WV minutes—or. more ’ When you suds have done the work. dirt! Squeeze the sudsy wa few times; rub the bad hands, and you ar spots The blue-and-orange =e URING 1926 store adverti Chicago papers... Chicago during tk paper by the keen You and they: ing for dotted line and up to the cot Surely your i 1 that of Chicago's departments sellit dise . then ne a They have le tial, solid, wortr M * NEW YORK—J. B. Wos (110 E. 42nd Sereet <4 { } j . Al

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tes your throat—and your ing irritates your friends— a box of Luden’s handy—take every now and then. Surprising hey soothe your irritated throat pve the annoying cough—yes, ang en your breath, too, »: ENS Se COUGH DROPS —_ ee PPATCH Regularly prints MOR t’ WANT other St. ruls news papers COMBINED TE »thes! rently | clean! eans triction—wear- —grating away the rashboard rubbiftg is pf ordinary wear. mes because you like our back because you leanliness are high, so ause it seems the only 00! ur eyes. Here is what p flakes into the tub. dissolve instantly 1 ping or preparation of to hand temperature. fet them for twenty while you do some e back, the buoyant ey have loosened the through the clothes a lightly between your d your clothes are as ve ever had! bf Chipso are big and tains enough soap for * each. CTER & GAMBLE © 1927, P. & G. Cu eeenenmnenenmnemeenne ‘ Bt if elamaa saci 2ti3:. | Medi tt ie. 4 a: Y a. *Bediiteees Este ‘2 right 31) 7 ae “+59 e ti ? + he PT Fates) POP tt 7 tthe tie, ne eens "tert tie! nema A apace ~ A Tes r yAdbtsetuphese crea a= u | nee i My ; 3] . tS " . , , te ie s00 : anes ‘ + e geese ed > seh + . si! 2 + . +? +e oeeeel i ‘ * see 7k. ’ o. bs ; 4 ths : 7 TT Saas Meeiai tlt ee oath Pe | tases 4 ta! ; “4 ¢ z os , Gees ros ere: bt soar ; ee 2 4 ; ig ’ 4 ebeet pabde 5) 25 8S bee ttiags _ 4 Sa in > *? - edie 4 = +} : , Fe bpete es . ast: ote o> > i! Fee te: re Sati! is eee . ° 4 | ; ’ tone | , S32 ti est e . “* Set Eh eetene >. beams * i : ea * : ; . 4 ’ ‘s* re! , : thy. oa ’ + oe ° ; * 4 ost ay iret bods tit tegess ftir: igtarigc thet: eres : + tert peo M4 IY a aa - : m t ; + roeat abt ‘sets H STETSET st : sari; Babes 4 terPersst Set) P th ft ai * . Riis: $3 j 2 “h aah aah hata Me tt dvertising to bri ing 7 Wed-line resis in pe FOLLOW STATE STREETS EMPHATIC ENDORS are the real buying power of the Chicago market. URING 1926 The Daily News published 7,041,401 agate lines of department store advertising..within 3° of the total carried by the — dee The Daily News is Chicago’s home newspaper . 94% of its circulation is in Chicago — ...mearly 50’ of er the caper saga — —_— = city and suburbs, the area defined as the Chicago market or trading area by the Chicago during the year. An emphatic preference to be shown tor one news- Audit Bureau of Circulations. aper by the keenest space buyers in the world. ey : ' The -very life of the “loop” department stores depends upon reaching this You and they are both selling things to people! You and they are both look- market day in and day out through a medium that will influence it to spend money. ing for dotted line results from advertising _.. for people to come into the store and up to the counter to ask for your soods. Your problem and theirs is identical. If you would succeed as they have, put your advertising message in The Daily News. Surely your interest in quick sales can be no less = aad 3 7“ Write today for this significant book “The Dotted that of Chicago’s “loop” department stores... .over | LEGG, FOOT gS > moe gas ; ; departments selling every conceivable type of merchan- TN OG sia ee ae eaege ON Line ; it cghilhwiss Sen gee tag on _ nen of eo h tail market place in the world. ge ta Eh pat an ee newspaper situation in Vnicago. You cannot know the dise. . ... the richest retal P OP ie. OR oA eae Bay true meschandising set-up in Chicago without this book. A copy will be sent free to executives addressing THE They have learned that more than 440,000* substan- DAILY NEWS, 15 North Wells Street, Chicago, Il. tial, solid, worthy homes reached by The Daily News MEMBER OF THE 100,000 GROUP OF AMERICAN CITIES Advertising Representatives: Sa os eel | DETROIT—Woodward & Kelly SAN FRANCISCO—C. Geo Krogness NEW YORK—J. B. Woodward CHICAGO— Woodward & Kelly i EN need se apie 0 Fine Arts Building 253 First National Bank Bidg. 110 E. 42nd Street 360 N. Michigan Avenue tee OES, pen SS 7 "AVERAGE NET PAID DAILY CIRCULATION FOR JANUARY, 1927 — 446,941 — Pes _ 4 » ody - ie: - “ “ s Oo Pillans oon PUR were * Weer a eRe Pe ey ye , - - > corpses ©) epg OE oe a a ee - ey eT. ON Soe bel © ee irt get Oey i ar thay Saha “ . p a es a ata ae leh th el cette elie eh bina tie a aes + een psa, Pe a ; ae a eS m5 a ne ei eo et ey ated ee ee pee ena we ane, MS Me a oe | e, ieee on my SS i eee ke ee q ; Py i z Saot aistete i - alery tx ee od 6 ah ee Be Bee a r - a on eran 1m ee Ate Ngo tans ee ~ Pre ee a te es sna aay Ae armen ~ - Pe ia pie ete oa 8 aa Same ~ ~ gr eer a ag Senne meer’ ow Oe weit - ee © =e ee wo hr, ROE Ril, oe ‘ *myee She at tom Wk ° a Bn “na te ¥ Reh, ede ae ge aw PO VO BO He oy r Sa a a “ - ~ ® on m . * n PPD. yo age . _* * on ere * Sa, te ‘ , ne a er laetle sven

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7 , “ ’ 4 r} ee STS glk GAT Sale ae 2 a ee es a . eae a at ' Pier A i ae 4 —- Z is eS y EDNESDAY EY ing preparations today to take over) pe ee ." Ls yeas EF med fi ie the fortress of Loma, Conservative ular soldiers or ws she ms int a or | | stronghold on a high hill over- willing Constrvanve a looking Managua, in order to af-/and, having on their side several Endurance and for § for the ma-. Masaya policemen, shot at ati | ford further protection for t " t There was ew , , S| ¢ ”s ; Ve re * ru i oe fi , r " e ? : RE = | rine encampment and th Ameérfri- . ‘ Bea ‘ ays S - et Before You Buy. ee oie © @ a” The N r Ahn 5 e ‘ 4 Pe i riéet i sd & rfl ia ‘ one © . srt ay f —dcet the facts. A Washing = WwW d RT T THREE. & ; ’ ‘ s ‘ ao — S on ry , i ‘vey sii id injvul wt * i he VI ithine should te purchase d = on e7 Fae: al sos © ** ~ a ory ~4 ‘ é a inrerior Sei ri0ons a saci ; : a A Ss rch Le an « a4at s 4 — ‘ " oe . : kh me ony after caret . a PF pong thorough investigation. We y SIZES 38 TO 56 B EN 6th & Locust vts. MI Nn ca a soa “area av ey penne Prise ‘ im, “tg } | * : seas —- invite you to - viet ti? Pi (Gra y 1) ; UB FOUNDED ‘ os ay’s rouble at Masaya, store and see the 19°7 i > _ a " TARY CL Wo cam . t ASTISTS PROWING = iar con. Gee on Pg WESTERN ELEotas be ap AGO IN CHICAGO MAN any—and then -dea- , nators Have Lived to cide what Wash “~ « EFI . _ er you are go- ft ori! te ing to bury. a ec ric Wak F organization (,row > | ACID IN — . : ; we told you how bership of 125, Son. | ; Mem ho Pore i This Is Back of Movement much relief asthma 350,000 in Use picaco. 3.—The four Made and backed by 2 wong R te n a’ ° : . Special Cable to the Fost-Dispatch snd tae only costs youa nickel Pets smncou — ae “a eee oal merchant, an Police have Twills, Tweeds, Plaids, hicago Daily Ne opymight, 2 5 2 | ee Ce ee Rotary Club. Hi ME, Feb. 23. (By courier t to find out for yourself : Paes $129 sis lowe Me ‘jirst Rotary Club. Har-| renew qi oe ROR er met mer ° i Sik io ti el a a “ - - “ set nd od re - Checks and_ Stripes pee > : cleaning. and so early in the season a Ao Sa eeinanae These tasty, soothing gum as the result oe TE ithe Viekee. ienanest and wafers keep your nasal pas- “Se Re orerecor ond Snore? who Hity Sane Dictator ssolini in the ne sages clear and your throat Br Buy Now and Receive — was burned § tascist state, as reported by comfortable in all kinds of gaa 0 > at 6 p.m. ye weather—day or night! aon ORs ? DRAIR-E-Z Free bomb was J. Frank Shellenberger 4g =! wl els —— wlio GOVERTISEMENT ___.. | ing and fixtu : 3 | oo 4 : (damaged $16 , . 2 - the r,overnment. : #H Nice White bomb Imagine! Many of these King’ s Objections. | on ave Union Em Coats are FUR TRIM. Details of this tension have been ) | lf [rs in Winter ata MED—and the colors ee ira ots oe igage \ | } women aS e7 “white hands told. were : ae ee ee ae oe agg Peete -gardless the cern’s plant just lovely—$15. ost gael ell b3 | Be of work they have.to do. Many | boulevard upported a]] > - hands becames [CME at tha = : a Se par ‘ to care for day evening Four Lovely ; Senseo ead +iige ction " . A ms \s PSAL4hiA & - »SsL_LUur he na i neg 4 - fie * “+ : Styles Pictured, $15 i ; = aoa 7 a 2 ttie st, The sect spector for £ oy : ) , tse saulted by a4 wa + ~~ OE) Oe as 1 $15 the plant. months pel eral comp thrown on 1at company def not been es 2 - . 7 . J a? > Sue | 4 : — i: . ‘ : “ ; . F. “ . . .. ~ - > S > . ~ ~ » ¥ >. . . e in . _ _ ? oe Si aa aa Pa Ss & & — ah 2 wa cL & S ° , ‘ 7" he! — - ne . > —_ r ee | S : vy . ~ ; ** +} ~ “. aa ° : t ere . . , > : o . i] ut 444 5A 44 Ww hee! ae et - > ‘ - “Se m4 ; . e ig - ‘ rr . ¢ + . - “ > : a ba ’ ‘ ; . > ter - 7 ” . . . + } ° a = 7 7 ‘ - > . 7? . - - . ¥ y ~ » 7 © . - - _ . ¥ 4 , ? t ’ - > ® . . : { ; = a > > ~ » « me VJ i ad . i ¥ e i. r ‘ ‘ 7 ' * hae - \en ees “ a4 ++ 4 a4 ‘ AA Ne . e “ 3 Sa - rn - 4 + +. » , 2 * Y = ¢ : ,A aad > ‘2 maria ~ ™ > -4 a . . _- - Av . ~ ¥ r ;| — ’ ee : - _ * . ‘ 6 Nw? Oey . aa L424 AAd ss Mdaaid 2 ee! i " Dé oP 5 : * s se - ag . ' yor price war” . . ry ‘ - > : s f . +h » * ~ ~ i ses . ~ e . . - t + + > Se ee een eee See 4 4 8 one ae 2 8 8 8 - figs HE Rhea ich * = r oration of the anniversary of th ; M. Yeap: ae > as, Si see re - BS | Jueen Mother's death. He also re a eros ecld amd recom. | === aaa i mts ¥ : iets’ every= |e ‘ments despl . 8 as “ie 5-8 oe AS aaeeyewe ge SSS eTSTSTOTOTTS SLES SLE V SSS NSW ON Sw OW Ewe ewww rs - All-Hair-Filled Mohair Suite , Ino 5 Aid oe oe - eee 2 2 ee TRLAZAITAALAALAEAALI TIL pe SS & OS SE SSS SS SSS SF °F. rey XXX Try XX XXTXXRTLT AT The untimely | SM of our president demands a complete reorganization. We must make an immediate settlement with the executors. The entire stock must be turned into ready cash immediately, to make this huge transaction possible. Hence this gigantic REORGANIZATION SALE, with its sensational savings on choice, seasonable clothing and furnishings for men and boys. = — hac 5 , ' ‘** } a | ‘’A4 ’ dR A Cea LAS ‘ 4 4a : ”- ' + ant . ~ we 4 Ms . yi Vet | } ; . — = —— . _ ; tf a Pov ‘ Fo’ ~ . : , fo ; ~ ‘ . — | - , 3 . ~* hd + sa & + ane P 2 4 3¢ 2 an 7 —_ . - “ . ' : . mi a - y ~ = , 7 3 o 4 'y . ‘ iT] $F. y° | ' ) , 1 Lad bi dss vt at ‘ ai¢ a\J/4 A e ‘i ’ 4 i €4 cA \ 414 .% : ’ — A» | — . ato - . : iA 4 4 * ; , ; ’ . . = , | P } : ’ ~ 4 , frorecn 4 — ‘ — —— aT : . + Q > eae ie: t"a IC ’ , , _— , : , a4 A A a. Vi : iiaid Ad 4 4 ahi ‘ Aids ai CAA ‘ a Aa a % > a Jt iw % 4ia' i 4 : * S4 . . “ : . : e : } » & / t¢ f 4 7) ’ —— vg . ~ } - ' * 4 elo SP om 54 PA Lb NM VeatTs } o | ‘ ++ 44 ~ » * a» +4 * s+ aia ‘ LA , ; ; --. + ° ; *) | . i 2 cd : tha — Tt re, + ~ s>- e lee _ : ’ | 3 — y 1é@( PS . a Po gigi i id “a, bid Ld bd & . ° 442.L As ¥ If ° P mee x ss oe = 7 ? : A Pers | ‘ " — ; , Ge ais A ‘ : 4 -. om 4 .¢ é oo > ~ ‘= _ + » ’ ; ~ ~ Si «4° ‘ eo. f 7 uy ’ = Vv f “TT ‘ ~4) ieee. | ot ) iny finish. | : OR TOPCOATS —— OR TOPCOATS sania i. ee : : Size e 39° oe ile . Someone ee oe ereeeation sale Combination Is the p fi ial , - a/ s 7 . . nanc at at $35 OVERCOATS, $ 50 $55 WINTER ~ raguan Lfberal faction, said. las ’ > dome Full : a Sear, nee ae ring TWO-PANT SUITS 2 4 OVERCOATS OR $ WOME night that it indicated Diaz's) Seo SM Q Full- 2 be gc ip Coil Spr OR TOPCOATS = TW O-PANT SUITS 3622 I ‘rengtn had “reached its lowest! fl peace i . a » : a seni | family EARS PAS BLE DATARS OW ERO, as A ‘ to POR ey Pete aahe Spe ate oe SBASAAAAS a SSA. —— + oe ee wre AAA&S& BP AAD a ee. ee eres mal 5 wee to 15 yrs.) 2 for to 15 vears) tare etre 7 “a 8 N ettieeetinn: duane neniatt, i nae Handreds of Other Rewsiiil Waliuns for Men and Boys, Thursday Re LOE eG ee ON In this reorganization sale In this reorganization sale (Combination ai $40 OVERCOATS, $60 OVERCOATS, ee ee te ote al) FR pe tee ha TWO-PANT SUITS $ 50 TWO-PANT SUITS $ 50 i we entirely to Nicaragua with ek, | ihe yt This Is the OR TOPCOATS == | or TOPCOATS —= | | it encumbrance of any sort, bu! “Rt plete Poster Bed eee Cee ere in ths reorganization sale in this reorganization sale at at TWO-PANT. SUIT $ $65 WINTER ee ec nay Om feet'hy “ ee aaa TWO-PANT SUITS 90 OVERCOATS OR $ 50 i ee iny wainut finisa. a—3-=- 5 > > - ag acne ad Bs = TWO-PANT SUITS ee a river zation * iia reorganization sale ay Si ag ai , ——-. Se " ‘ ’ ° . - | In this reorganization sal WB] current year” . Closing Out Floor Sample Day-Beds— Mostly “ : at at (one nt A , 1 ws Some Staple blues and blacks, Tuxedos and new Spring stock included at the same savin i bighting Prohibited Within 2000 / ° ii iia. 4 savings. | |i Slightly Soiled—at Very Attractive P 3 75 | y d ric es—Some Qs Low as $14./9 Yards of Marine Facampment. \ se oe a« , | %, * r { HSMP Jackets are pasted is interdicted ir Later Deliveries | / | | eC] t . "ASHINGTON AVENUE AT EIGHTH EIGHTH | IN Gi chacae oF te thane lf Desired RWUGs “23 «eae Von Feb. 25th * amy rad oo ee ee ir IN Pt An ek dT yA RMA naremnes WEP eee SOunenay . waren ean ale ti : a PS A RRS Rage ee . , bee a aE TI OS ye Salty Nei again enn eine Win oa. : ~ oar : 5 x AS i ao oe . een a: BM ee a pts sv Roe at i a WER oI rs we aa ney et ats. e i r Noein rT 7 " - “a ae oe ae eee wa aria e 50 ma irines (rt®en Sale Py sitively Ends] *' sees © 2 a en ee nen , icici a a eS a — 4 ie" : SQ ui } ibe “ - - - _ - Se A, *. 98 ee ‘ren in Nk FURNITURE WASHINGTON rere am ome + gl Rae ae ha

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— rance and for Speed -— SPORTS) catia : ST- D S PATCH WANT S—tstare | : ——_- ~~ _— ~~ ceeeeeneee mene — oan aching sh Wonder Mody 7 - Tease j og edsgpal - fy and Police h grade pupil, saw the accident. The | = : SORE aes nerchant, an ‘lice have ee ‘. - 12 Coge Bisicle, 2 coal m et » have been instructed to; driver, Dellary Dorn, 19, of 3621. oo 90 y ; Twelve Big Opportunities to Save. . .on Paramount Building Con- ‘9 fresh new merchandise as well as small ; tary Club. Har- , ,; : wT As Low the first Rotary renew their vigilance in guarding! Garfield avenue, testified he was at M4 tee a ha > ots yi 7 : : ° ° . ced rehand $ $10 D be originator 0! the Rotary icleaning and dyeing establishments, U2 Ware the boy was on the truck | tains St. Louis Furniture pa Ang dB nr apg me the aah \*] | 3 F a , ‘ | THURSDAY! FRIDAY! SATURDAY and MONDAY! A great four-day Month- are ilated.. Come in... Leok around... | ve here Loehr a 4 . ' e Bz B, gs 2 AWYSr BNE me se until he heard him scream when The gigantic 35 , ore , T ; Month fn sar and Shorey a tailor. | =e the result of the injury of Mrs.' ,., 4% ee ; : ) lhe gigantic vu-Story Para End Sale... That offers the people of St. Louis TWO BIG PURCHASES at Month- Pick out seores of other bargains in lots tee small te y B tor é ’ | | injured. he Picarella home is at mount building and theater re- End Low Prices...As well as small lots...Odds and ends from higher-priced lots mention! Remember the days.-..Thursday, Friday and Sat- ri opera regrouped and repriced for a drastic Month-End Clearance. . .Here are twelve of urday of this week and Monday of next week... > De a , } Lilly S iz r , , | o » 7 . i 6 these four me! : sal y suntrop, 59 years old, who! 3920 Garfield avenue, a block from |[ cently erected at Times Square the big offers ” PnrTary r iwakc : P ‘. i 2 ond ? : . . ’ of Rotary for their|/ was burned on the face with acid| the scene of the accident. '] New York Citv. is the most faye of reul valuegiving! Don’t miss . ; ee me nd Receive | ee ee of the pian of meet-|,, ~ | | 3 : : , , eal in the office of at 6 p. m. yesterday, when a stench! Former East St. Louis Grocer Dies. | U"/que and luxurious sereen pal. : ye Vv iL iié pad i ae : j Pa ain : aan : ‘ Lal heal BAe etary nas erown to {POND was thrown through the win-| Michael O'Day, retired grocer | #®,€°er constructed A Lucky Purchase /A Wonderful Sale / ree > | 7 Sahip of 125,000 in 38{|dow of a branch office of the Star!and twice a member of the Board E Che a oe of the : ot = . P git | Dveing : ~~ eee . amous llavers have been equip- Pee. oad ¢ Dyeing and Cleaning Co., at 4150) of Aldermen-at East St. Louis, died . : jury ; - r _ ‘ > ry a« we" - , ° : a > = - B da ig president emeritus of} West Florissant avenue. - oe ped with leather upholstered fur- AF \sior | @a Saucet. roll them | 4 ; | at his residence, 2928 Virginia ave-|| niture made here in the Pruf- Lj eA | nar ee ~~ x / : ; fst s ¥ Le oe 1 cay phere agers SSAA aR PR SERRA OG RR A HET RRR bese mpty therm through . - International, and he and | Mrs. Suntrop and her daughter, work-saving Drain : ers 3 ' = ’ is anil ] t : >) re > M rock- A ti “¢ y ) F . ; ( «a ' —* 1) active members of | Mrs. Amelia Meakfessel, manager | nue, East St. Louis, yesterday. He ck-Litton | ictory, Fourth and BN = , UNDERWEaR CO. with your Wonder , ise are sti ‘ | ; | " ~ Charle Street e— Varies? _* vaginal Chicago club. Com-/of the branch, said the bomb wags/ was 65 years old, and had been i] ise ease geal Ny ve America 4 leading Leather Furniture man- “ rings { PYe r 1a- t : TT } ) \ Ho Fs Pewee Spee he club has spread | pied by three men. Mrs. Suntrop, |, ; a ay per Mr ged hag sonia t ; \ \ aa a1; lectrig, weld in honor of its| who lives in the rear of the store|~> eS RO, ee eee Visit their store during the . sneak © om si with her daughter, was treated by; 0’ Day; two sons, James and Ed-|} last days of their Semi-Annual | ‘ : : . ne ee ee {a neighborhood physici : _| ward, and one daughter, Mrs. P. H.!{ Furniture Sale—reductions 10% : ner ectric Co., 904 Pine St. TISEMENT orh Physician. Cloth-| Ward. & Paunerel see a oe, ok all Badroam Dicin, aie ADVER oe anesecnaesistieete aan ing and fixtures in the place were, “UrPY. : Ices wi 00% on al edroom, Dining- Al N A cages ro Ni ) ite. damaged $150 by acid from tho held from St. Regis’ Catholic|{ Room and Living-Room Furni- \\n10 H ve ice Wh bomb. iChurch at 8:30 a. m. Friday. /] ture. 4 # a | Union Employes Locked Out, | Burial will be tn Mount Carmel, nese w ! ob Mae Padieeinn . ds | Winter | Sixty ¢ mployes of the Star Dye- Cemetery. " ()-- i m* | Han n = . —a — i+} Le wanes! Union Suits . . at far be- _—— oe es * as ee ee i ee i r : scentiv learnec ‘ing & Cleaning Co.. as has been |= aa anemennaeenane ee — = — ey women have recent) eprned | ] 7 j ste a Qe ° ae. wine A . ; , j ‘ ° ‘ toid, were locked out of the con-'! Star "Co. and at Scott’s ( leaning i$ : he : \ - ; low the regular retail c Bee 4710 “pave soft, pretty, white hands : Regroph ; : : ardless of thej|cern’s plant at 2515 North Grand o., 3829 Olive street, where 650: " rs DUCES cc cceccseceeetones boulevard Monday morning be- ‘employes were refused admittance | Need Mone ? | - \ =i fo ‘to the plant yesterday because they | ys ~ . ae Why Wait! Realize Big Savings cause of union affiliations. Mon- day evening John Hogan, an in-/| had joined the union. | No matter what for, or how +t mt 7 7 ——— and Summer i= . DOLE The 18 wholesale cle © much e will lend it to you. 3p Or for the company, was as- lé seSaie cieaning Com- | NO ENDORSERS NEEDED! ; great purchase and sale of Genuine “A saulted by a union picket as he left panies, employing 300 workers, 3 Just your note. $25 to $1000 N “EXCELSIOR” Union Suits at the ‘the plant. Within the last severa] |! have recognized the union, but only | in 10 minutes on your car or , v ee ee at | furniture. Property left in your Suit ~ OE EOP LYE LDN IAELLEN BI SROLIEE CRIED ROA ALOE EAE OER EY Rl rater te ¥ am oo fa ae sD ere sw oe 4 ty 7. tn Qe er ee ae o — Fie die a ee, Rh Man ey ee. em ON, ete te sh a ee vei ee PE OO . on es —_ | oe ay ae Sed we oSaeh TA : - Pa Di, - prenernes * 2 > ie “ roe = weer *» ae x te Se ne: ll sd eee a Sh hd nh hh Slt ah Ee ht thi ht A Dd NAS hg SE hn nh btn pe sett td hig AAAS AAS ¢ LAE ge Ty TT mt c\9 Those popular fabrics with the. softness and luster so desirable and the sturdiness and long-wearing qualities so necessary in athletic underwear. Every Suit is the famous “Excel- sior’” Brand Cut extra big and roomy, taped neck, taped armholes. Every seam closely stitched! All sizes from 36 to 46 chest in this big Month-End Sale at 75c. NOW / AFinal Clearance of Hundiveds of SUITS ¢ OVERCOATS|| 2 SUITS/-2 OVERCOATS Jor A SUITE, OVERCOAT veveveweveveveveuetede we +: pee —~ ~ * . ae Aen tee eee yi * a _— ~— ve pele - PAAR ARR RAAPARRARAARAR Se oe, Se & ew we oe - . page = .s rie? ran _ ~—- eens er — APR AAP RP RA f » " * ws 82 ieee tlio res 4 $3 =) iil ain. ian) aia ateryaae te te He tay Set Se re ane wacienenes erp yee “pte tony agin : Ba ie * = hc hy aaa 7 are 4 > ar - ere ye pt a bn ye rae Saihe - 7 a Se omen eo Bi ad rYYYsy Lt ye 4 -- = 2%, peti. »> apr ha me Pe yt Sa aAe ew dee » oe et ~ =e ee ARR AR RRER Men’s Fine Weave Serge Pants $ 7 5 Men ’s extra fine weave genu- . -« - ‘. “ jasananbaans " Aiea — ARAee hal ~ hat Tet ad iit : nl lag, Ae ete © ® 42 & Bao es ine French Blue Serge Pants . ’ pm rg for dress wear! Sizes 23 to — any & aor 50 waist! A real $8 value, in this sale * The Suits AS ae PA The Overcoats oe te gtk RS Boe ional values! ; , -OF- oT ale her Are exceptional yv The Are splendily an Seotenan Wal fe kind that will be just as steds, cassimeres, Scotches Th Bites: 4 stylish next Wi ase and cheviotse in both the 2- payee if 34 Ulsters! Uleterettes! Pecenen. button and 3-button models! rae: Fae wae fielde! Belted M ! PF n’ : es an Some with 2 pairs of pants! ag Fei ag a ' : odele ain e S r S ) ' Most of them in medium ee eT Mocs. Ste. —— — Se eciades aan ae eens A ae i 4 and other medium - weight + | } h it: I le ‘ ’ ny sont i ‘s enlendid anality ee ee ~t ‘32 cas e"? woolens. Plenty of the smart 300 pairs men s FT. ¢ este. q' mii. yi aa wegen “ ‘a wietin ever? " overplaids as ats! | ae to £6 Chest! An , i shades in al) sizes, 32 to + = nadere ARARAABR — Sere th ee a Meaght FSi A ae ag eee P®RARRAAR AA rrr ~— AR RARA ae “agsimers and Worsted Pants in ) rege ogo a a . on ttamens garment in the lot is worth | ahaani SB — big variety of Suit patieris at least $18 you can take Thurs y of these are very desirable for dress your choice at poe mgr — and business wear Plenty of : ung men's models; sizes 30 y for $22 2 for $22 ; -* , Choice in this sale ing ly Negi egy bee, Saja Bie Give > m4 . = . | g YOUR FAMILY Expect You Io Plan for Them \ ee daughtersand You should predetermine BAY aA ee ama a a RARER Heh a a oate MEN ’S SHIRTS (7 N.282) Choice .. $1 tteris.& Yound, Men’s and Youths’ “DOLL AR ty NT SUITS TABLE” —for Large Boys OF 15 TO 18 YEARS! ; A Special Table on which ' € have grouped garments fr VD a much higher priced lines « younger sons ex- them, as far as you can, pect husbands and __ through your Will Seal” i fathers to plan for them in Y : financial affairs. J s : pm mas Py YryYyryrrrryyyrrirrry ry Consider how admirably the a. ¢ St. Louis Union Trust Com- , P) fj a are —s the . pany, the oldest trust com- ut its ot nein ie end 7: pany in pare: = a. e nd , and directed by men of prov This Is the ¢ are distributing among them ed judgment and extended | = ‘ “s : | i 2s beater ‘ Jenn Vv Lind Be the income which you cause experience, measures up to : nd Cheviots, ‘ainacs” i oe Sem Mi merly sold up to $7.50. Made of gumwood, br those resources to earn. the duties and the responsi- ae ae nighet-oricnd eee ae 3 Cassimeree! Tweade! in PyrTyyr Be ee ee nies SUS Mgr nhae prondtengly RA RR ARORAARA S oarga” — Some Pair of -—Some Pairs of Knichera! To be Aan = Late iepl lt te Os ae tenia oben ES ie Bical dete Shhedi an Gh vanes pie Sizes 32 to 37 NG Coats! ~ slit i anitieae ’ = ‘ 4 Rava, sen nls. c Sah sal ie ; ‘ awe Prorat oe adie sPhioiies thatictine deetetamtn Cee Pe ht Ra ae Baron! Re re ee oe ~ “be 4 a _— bennee cree mn ° ee PRAR PRE RAR ARR SO RRS Merah hse Na leceS re. Tie octet anls ihe: Sabie tar . . hbeo wne! i ] oud ‘ ° d ) o:5 z: mi : le hey last CHOICE, $1.00 Choice $3.08. pei] This Is the financial matters for your Trusteeship, under your : eo} |||) Coil Spring : family after you are gone. Will | poe ) , et I IS Met tt el Sew rs 4 yack SRE Ol AB ey Be he f tT} tte topes a iroy and « * ° @ . > While 150 Surte last. Choice. BBe wy not squce® Our new book ‘Your Will and What It Should Contain” from higher -priced~ Overcoste | awaits your request. We will gladly mail you a copy, or Broken sizen.” Choice, 65.00. ne Felt Mattress has ful send our Representative to explain just how this reliable cing a Trust Company can protect your family and your property. button-on styles with 4 combination cordu loth pante, ‘ Piem@® «> & rrryyyrryriyryyrriy tT A New Naleirl = —= ———) | Northwest Corner Eighth and Washington Avenue tufted; cov of ACA tickibs ; Ps . , c* ;4h'* . - & rows of side stiitc: ne of : Kind.” Some ST. LOUIS UNION TRUST Co. meas Low as $18.75 ‘TRUST SERVICE EXCLUSIVELY ‘Oldest Trust Company in Missourt ; Sale Positively Ends CcAffiliated with FIRST NATIONAL BAN K Jae ' Monday, Feb. 28th —EaNanmBaaReaPEqIxqQuuyuyyxy OO PL le AtheAana - a ~ aabar aamenamkdnddddnndnad innit SE Pe > = a ee - ————— - ; ———— ? ee aaaannapaan RPAORAROROROROAD ARORA PAPRERRAPROR ae = = ——— yey rye En nen O APRONS AP AAAAAPAAA RR PARR OM ARPA ORARAMARORAARSERER OR AAERARAEEARASAERERERERER = = — ~ =<? Ree AAREAEREPEADEARAAPROREREARERERAPRERRASAE

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— = ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH PATCH f WEDNESDAY — FEBRUARY 23, 1927 _ _— ST.LOUIS POST: DIS —" of | City Club luncheon tomorrow at ef MIDAS PEROINS ee Se ES PENNY & GENTLES © oi © gemnggel Se BROA DWAY & ‘MORGAN PAD BULK OF 1924 =-="s=="s""= = === | | ANGAN BROS. ‘Rirany A Sp ecial F eature ¢ ADVEETISEMENT 18th and Washington | New Silk Dresses U.S. INCOME TAX iste Coughs “a PHILLIPS Mil PAGE 26 FOR WOMEN-AND MISSES | ‘Less Than One Per Cent of Stopped in 15 Minutes eo ~ ~ ' * Ti Almost always coughing is caused ing room will aterials are fust : a eS a = ne ¢hh} YS gs aa te 5 & ” the 7,024,912 Re- by an irritated and inflamed throat look ith this A A oN what you would ex- r bronchial tubes, which cougl Set itn it—and ‘ — pect to find in much | turns Carried 78 Per rrur nd apg nanny nes do no consider what 4 PEED give Yn. eS sail 27 - . : Ime é higher-priced gar- ach. | : physician’ wonderful va-us ly mee quality flat Cent of Burden. rescription C ; di discovered, it is at our Feb- crepes—crepes de chine call h es a to the ruary Sale : Le es a U E hes —pengaletie and jerseys. cause, relieves intiamed mem- Se. SAY “PHILLIPS” to your druggist, or you may not get sers veryW /HEAVY CUT IN LEVY > coner maga ops ‘ne tng Eman This 2.Piece Taupe Plain Mohair Bro- “ese . , Phillips Milk of Magnesia prescribed by physicians ioe : OST people know the necessity. M proper elimination through j d the remarkabie thing about it ca — ‘ Women $ eon & | IN SEVEN YEARS is that . contains no dope, chloro: catelle Reverse Cushions, wood Refuse imitations of genuine “Phillips The part played by the kid Seconds of higher: f a ween frame, as . 25-cent and 50-cent bottles contain full directions gy bow ee apertaall to bodily hes acne enh staee ee or In 1918 It Was $1,128,000- 22: taste. Safe for children. 35¢ nae ot Mamet” tas tame the 0. 9. Sunes, Se epee not so well understood. ed quantit “— b0e and €1.00. At . Chemical] i tt qua y bn 1924 $704, 000 - Phillipe Company and iis predecessor Charies H. Pailliss gp | It ‘. the duty of the kidneys to PAPE! O BARGAINS | the blood stream free from the WA LL BARGAINS 000 Industrial Confer- : of bodily waste. WALL PAPER IN ROOM LOTS ence Board Reports. aa No Parking If You Can’t Sluggish kidney function, hon 10 rolls of side wall—20 yards of bor- S % a mp en Come—Phone x = DAY | permits some retention of these der to match. Beautiful for kitchen. NEW YORK, Feb. 37—lLess iS ae — d : HOUSEHOLD | poisons and is apt to make one — ent of the 17,024,912 Se Repier $2.00 Value the Let) QS || ee ! SALE o 40 rolls of side wall, 20 yards of border to match; tax returns paid 78 per cent, or ee a oe . ari We invite you aa patterns for living rooms, dining rooms and betiroom. nearly four-fifths, of the entire A eT = m P 7 a. a fully scrutinize the Stim lant w Regular $2.50 Values, the Lot. cae ae | personal income tax levied by. the == sa ne Na mgr household items listed i | b —— “eferal Government tn 13924, ac- Tic lh ae ‘ > dy “6 12 ROLLS OF MOIRE CEILING, CREAM Federal Gove — | | : : this advertisement and » At all dealers, 60c a box. Foste cording to an anatysis contal: i % F E P for 1 that year paid less than 3 per cent en al wo caum finish - in . ‘ : ai | } . : oo and we are always Ss. grade ae — hte Pi wate. 774 ciose as your telephone, ba of the tfotal personal inc , Pax. if rchane iG- + : : . ' +a et i ee . zs > oS > e * ‘ 10 Cups and 14-CUP ALUM!NUM Large Alumi- These and the following figures, dress slots. As} | f , ba | Advertised Prices Good fer — — unio eclude all returns reporting in-/@j | t0F 3 Gays omly..-.- = These Three Days Only vatse. Douag @ I | pele boner SIP res combines net sncome report= ff Le ee | | MUSIC DEP DOLLAR DAY @ 2rormeisty 125.421.000.000. or FD DAY SALE—Thursday, sities Saturday, February 24, 25 & 26 BARGAINS aiaieitind meor eg of , . 000 or mors . MUSIC ROLLS RECORDS RNEGE gaying 78 pee comt of tb Oe TOE, Buy These Bargainyat Any One of the Following | Don't fail to hear a]! the eighty- 10-4 ible c Records—euch tal tax, received only 15.3 per cent x , h a4 Music Roll ee as But the 4.528.874 persons with t[n- | . i. ederate ar Ware tores —— Se were Sue NOs. “Sunday,” “Little ———_ ‘rea % comes ranging from $1009 to $3999 a ove to ‘aha 3% ee , oe 87 > “Everybody's Mother, , — - me R4 ner cent a Everybedy’s Mother,” “Little | -» FOR a re “gc Ra ny = ga pe > * St aay ARN — HDWE. R. C. ALBERTS ee = : ies 3808 W. Florissant Av. latter group were entirely exempt ' r : : ? BENTON HARDWARE CO. from income tax , ~ Those with annua! incomes rang- tng from $3000 to $5999 constitut- . TL. ~ | e =N HD) E. | HORNSTEIN HARDWARE CO. Me? yer “aS ant ie STOP AND SHOP ~_ ing 25.6 per cent of the total num > W HITE PLATES 22¢ sele AY r9rr Franklin Av. ath Ne iene “a ber of those making’ returns in plendid first-quality 7-inch semi- Oo Ff ESPHORST BROS. HDWE. CO. bug the — S YEAR the 22 13) 133 ‘sebhke P] ar teed - ch handle: compares ’ 1924, received 26.9 per cent of the oan pees Waite Sate, SS Bate rdoah J 28:17 Marcus ae $1.00 Mops; a 402, bottle | +n? ' mount . in nar r ono 3 . oe " : Tvicea ie iate . in ; _ ™ — - i otal amount of incomes reported, ins —: - oF » W. FREUDENBERG HDWE. CO. KUHLMANN & KUHLMANN yw Bird polish for clean ‘ : n © * hp - ~# P A es i as . i 1s = ae aa ‘ Pe “= mah . ; pidiondeidees bE Sait shdlihiens: sat Dee _ ‘ 8 ec aliee 4 = ? a 2 “ Q , nee, F ‘a , cus ag — a 3 S hap MT A ‘ - es iis ‘ sahadesnes. dS, oe aie ates) ae PS hs 3 ‘ “dh epinab tela ty be AS RE aa Rg Pane tee ERAT ere MPA G8 BLA Ale gph Rl tt Ot Ce LX LLG Ts iy te as : ; Y Mii Me skh Gels : : f : é , ss FB - papier ae wa: iat en ca —e ya aeaadainaiienee soe etait Seabees: amelie - i m ‘ , . . Me y : erae 5 FREY OE 40 t tn ae we m eke Caden, es ee eee) ne 4 . *¥ ; : id F : eas we eth aie nj idelder ect ‘ : . * me ee piwiFiek apo > ~ a / m Ut Building 7 rea! lock for pro- ~ I - ’ ; andi : way } 7 i ‘ gia 7is pais } ey] re tection. pec! ew esirabl Lor inia AY CLAYTON . Ss. “ j By. ape 3.4% inc iwudain eke, ary eT ep fires . raiv ¢ Sc ] : VA) YT A ; } | mene anes er a ee : ‘ 4 - — ome . ne ° we es ‘> . eh ‘ > tirely exempt: tn 1924, they paid fl Our 3-day price............., 30c "Jefferson Av. FRANK HUMAN HDWE. CO. eee - EVERY C an average of only 5. Se Clayton, Mo. oe 2 in the upper group paid an ave: A Can 2 gre Value DOWNTOWN WEBSTER GROVES ——— | quality of axe of $2053 in 1918 TS : +, a > oa 2 oe ; h h mn average of on! Bae ce | ae JAFFE HARDWARE CoO. FRED P. STRAUB HDWE. CO. [+o mie | itv s an average of only $943. , ca at Steck Oe aig tem i} package of clams quality. And because F Relatively the greatest * Excellent for in 1924 was recetved by those hav. | ~~ Be : gi? rum la and its plants are a part¢ ing annual incomes o > $1000 ne : ; : : 4 . iL il Large § | whose Precio Effect” Tumblers You Will Find Many Other Money-Saving Values in Your | know that every psoure ls Rises: weniaiinn chene Neighborhood HEDERATED HARDWARE STORE wo | j | body and the chassis a pe » report! ns net nineteen ranging from crackled effect 9 -oz, Tum- $25,0¢ upwards was Th * t ort! te . vena te ' ’ 3 . 3 aa) cell increased Wh le bh, —— e ay : - *- r 4 . - is size is sul itable GET MARKET Aluminum Angel Cake EVERY M & number of persons making incom San r either table use or as A , ae , returns imereas: 3 ~~ »- , ae ° 2 Ps - > ~ 7} T om - L Sun- Tay ¢ inisn ITs: de. extra-large f Ge is. © een as6 wm seen in te ae eS 10%; inches diameter by 4% inches . Oo : ee oe eee a he pro- Fry c val i~ : ‘ith Each Clothes Basket Purchased Regular price Om ‘ ; REGULAR { itaae portion of those reporting annua: eas } an — — ——— a — ards and Proving SUT ROPES 2c: comes from $25,000 up was I GEG only... ey @ is is truly a remarkable offer. For three days we| ae gop ion . is | : on : | these roomy 18%2x26-inch oval woes mat : aE: 0c volume production - \ | Large Increase in Incomes. oa TIN CUPS ¥ c oe. ae aaa — > . as ‘ i. ' The combined at tncomes o .. ae Lar : h ) : t we = ve, f ‘T Fore st Park’ ’ Coffee i is Rich \and bit these making vanuiealis* ae 134 re Se old - naar ior 4 we will give without extra charge a “st w pri Cooking eee GREA, Salisfy mn, Brews tod Golden Brown, and Ben 08.0? ee ee SOB PD *26 Score dow | See] double handle 15c red, white and blue stain- | 7 ae ‘] has an Aro md/ ‘that is Invitingly Frageant total of personal inc: we aoe i a oS re ce size, sun-fay ese New Ce . i Meee so, 6: san gan cae ee pe ) a Sass se ase. gs ae 4 . i) + = a. eee S13 0.000 1 See §F = Sa These clothes baskets retail regu- ( ic =e —~ » ia b | ~— ‘Ss UPERI &) ®, IN. Ev ERY Way N les gecnorc m of sete | SS 10c = = =s=s2-. larly for 89c. Our 3-day price. wh ad eS ae a | uy more value in : ee pata Eigen aan, _S HOSE SETS = | l5c MARKET BASKET FREE (hy be 2 oe = lar value.\ Oe ene * otars JU. EVERYBODY | 02 = =| ny earners oe | Bie] coh h . ] ? ; 7s rye ¢ p 4 A ~ Ek ttn , oe > 7 3, é /* . | 197 Satya a ee ‘hid a mut-Ors . “e-inch wide, bright brass plated and ere W1 Enameled Sink Cars last ear AGREES HA , st Per cent tn & j ; 7 Ve holder md Fil ™ ‘ extends 27 to 48 inches, t nite Lal ic Will ¥ ° & Comp: lets wits ‘ra gets ‘nan * ° . a . ~~ ‘ >«.¢ & ta, . ae 4 ; . - » ~ — 3 ‘ c . | °r7 _ _ - her vs ee LOI) eiative ¢ : ; i : . & A. é ai > - . uppiy your needs for Spring durin this Uval snape. 3¢ep Di snpan. ‘- si . . ~ pa . | $ " . & 7 =? “ | ae et & . 7 ie n @ ts 4 the ‘ ( 2 ; Pt ue. eee: + $3 i ee - oa a ne - . ere. Dar ea a. Standard ee a Fy l g- rt scout © . a4 ‘ Pe Ee ;i ft Pt) 7 OT ‘ 7 : ’ . h ot iy een th Oy -2y ‘ cad ae » . me + _ | Si mAs ae + Ud & i “ a — 2 pe J Tor kweorry a wv os ae « J ; . - , i » as yi ee 2 Beas .y “e ? ~— aed J ams 45 Ai iL3€ ea »~a.iG f r th » - “ae - ote =. _ eee p ne & —* i _ . - . . = — - - .: ice 4 Bae: 2 . 5 * 2 A ate i a ae ox “7 ‘ ’ ~ a ; = - . peeing os “ *,. . , * . . my : “ F &- > F - 4 wos —— *y “gl pan io? g ; cae {9 oe eo SS id ” a po > ' a : ‘ aE oF ae | ae : ry “- asx ~“ be 4 ‘ $ : ° Cee! ie x n ra § 4 * 4 to 2.9 Per cent tn 132 Leads ers in - Dhecgharetasand HO from $° ip to 5000 ft 97 Body-Strength and #00 constituted 211 per cent of af Bera - lone SPECIAL SALE OF STAINLESS CUTLERY those making retiirns. as azninst : b ee, > -4#.6 in 1924 ley received tr OE Se ae Sandie, uit | Stainless steel Cutlery is fast replacing the old fashioned steel ini ves. For this — — | 1918 22.5 per cent of the _— eR teat three-day event we have ected th - oe 3 r not of tota! oe Fr, Eig = | Stainless Paring Knives, 234-inch A re. foilet m 9.8 per cent —— blade, rubberoid finished handle ; = . oe CHEVROLET * in 1918 to 9 per cent tn 1974 whith te elimed from 7.2 per cent tn 1918 =e 3 sold usually for prices 3-CAN to 3.3 per cent of the total tax an —!? FS up to $7.so—eet of six Q5 of. levied ni ™ ses . thetr share of the - ine o “3 4 : REGULAR PRICE, 60c CAN oo ombinat ‘ora PERCOLATOR TOPS Handy size Stainless Steel Butcher Knife. | . | OAKLAND «+ | ONCE TRIED YOU WILL ALWAYS USE TT ff trom 244 per cent in isis to 28 black handle, with pin driven tang to prevent cr = tg i . ELE per cent in 1924. Their share of Buy a supply during this sale for only | handle from a o CMC TRUCKS + — the total tax paid declined ¢ . g. We are the first to offer this Stainless | . | ) — ~ _ Lae LO G 4decliined °rom " - . ite : ———— aT an —F Seely mane + i 9088 Ge ene 2c APIECE Steel Butcher Knife at low a price 2 & | “ . SDS than ALL the other St. Louis newspapers COMBINED, cent tn i924. al FRIGIDAIRE

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——_-- WEDNESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 23,1927___ Ss ——s—Ss—S——— SCS. LOWIS POST-DISPATCH___ PAGE 27 — ae ‘men are under investigation as to | , their intent in receiving such in- 4 formation, {t is announced by Su- | | NE ) “ | ’ perintendent Nulton. : ois | j = a Shot Down in Bootleggers’ Feud. i ‘Pag a } By the Associated Press lf : iy a NEW YORK, Feb. 28.—Appar- bt A ently the victim of a bootleg feud, | = Siti. ~~. & , ig [ a rT } S = | } | [ Diur ti } |Edward Fallon, 25 years old, who, | rd - ane ft ino E police said, was an ex-convict. was a a : i . : . 5 Ee te : rhe ® Wea - most _/uxurious (]lotor (at WOMAN \ MURDER tilled In Brooklyn last’ night. His rary . , net Le Motor ( ants escaped in an auto af ' ; : Is bil sea If you know the thrill of directing the ie, ‘Marion Jackson, 38, and ( 'h a tet oie ea heartedly in the chase—unfa]tering, = | ; ; Ay a ead a) confident—fairly anticipating your will— Needed | Earl, 15, Named in Bill ec ‘ Po —— then you are prepared for the unpreced- ented performance of the new Stearns- we eee yee ai a, Sania “i rif ae ne _ : ~* ; ~ie. 7 ae p y a ¥ * ~ ea .' . a > st ote el 7 sleek, powerful hunter—who joins whole- o> mS’, aaa 7, ? | = 9 - | Returned by Inquisitorial oie ae a” Knight, the car you direct, but do not drive. > your druggist, or you may not get pen : Users Everywhere Rely on Doan Ss Pills | Body at Poplar Bluff, Mo. O S | | Supreme—by any test you care to make! hesia prescribed by physicians for 50 tag q ost people know the necessity of and achy with often a dull, toxic back- | In this quick way tations of genuine “Phillips” ‘ proper elimination through the ache and occasionally drowsy head- THIRD MARRIAGE 7 A cold need not get started if you sans : : . t played by the kidneys aches and dizzine iave the riguit help ready. A eold | bowels. The par SS. ee bottles contain full directions and - their importance to bodily health D : pau OF MAN D ~~ OS that eee ste an , check a in @ n the T. &. Registered é e]] oans Pills, a stimulant diuretic* silliest rica ge!” eee As aha a to ao that. | ee Price 30c , | household items listed 1M Stimulant Diuretic to the Kidneys Pree tackson. 28. years an ™ . : ny : and his son, Earl, 15, were indict- ; ISIT OUR DISPLAY AT THE AUTOMOBILE SHOW this advertisement and to Atall dealers,60c a box. Foster-Milburn Co., Mfg. Chemists, Buffalo, N.Y. .d yesterday afternoon for th CASCARA & QUININE | SECOND FLOOR compare our values. : Rel@ ' /murder of Mrs. Mary Jackson, 2i,/ «9 : SECO! member—a Federated Hard. ig bedv was found in a shal- Get Red Box fom with portrait | ts * , 4 . : > | “age ss te e:; last TUcsSday. | muusssenemessemememmemeenemimenenecene-—ememersen renee y ware Store is convenient, Ife Dore bey nas conesed oat: BRR Gece eee ieieaeabaci 363, 2b ib 2b bit eae eC ee ed Killed | with an ax, vitae Lik Sake 3 | our salespeople are coyp. \ | D SQ ' 1 RE Va QU pains Rane “mye me e@ eee ee ee A> m4, 44 a a ~ yeh oe od os oy , feel ee ra ] -~— Bs: . 7 a > , » » ” ~~ af ~* * Gnccns Woy a ae en. — bed Oi 5 ee a . ~~ ee ~~. ee ye oe a * 2. » RS: > re * Seer ~*~ ~ ‘* fh nie a. * : ~ ‘ ~~ v - ee te eR eer ey rm ey ’ ’ hi teous and we are always ag close as your telephone. SS \ 4 Vy ‘Free/ a supreme Z STAR SQUARE & | = FEATURE ££ Advertised Prices Good for These Three Days Only Dominating—Permanent—St. Louis Owned : aL gave tema 1129 Locust St. 814 N. Sixth 3028 N. Grand 5032 Gravois a ABSOLUTELY FREE lary 24, 25 & 26] ‘83-4849 ral 2031 line 8195 RI«rside 2080 30 DAYS’ FREE 7-48 C RI 7192 Manchester 2731 Cherokee 4969 Delmar 2300S. Grand 4m SERVICE «a Hiland 2140 GRand 3059 FOrest $832 GRand 8521! , . ) Immediate tity y Nj y lied 1M \ \ STORES OPEN oe f ! od gagegard MAIL ORDERS SUNDAYS vy Shipped Same UNTIL 1 P. M. 4 Day Received Ne SS | eo “="ifevery purse and purpose 8 m Ancther unusual Mikes fering. A genuine Swue snow Bird polish he Mop, excelient qual ity yarn, al! metal perts covered to pre- tect furniture: cut te hug the floot; 4 ” a ad = : ~~ ? © » - -———_ © ~ - 4 = e : - - “ ‘s wes a by ( a - bal 1 '* ~ - , 4 e ’ tia c a be i » Ga - - a — — ee —~ - - . . © 4 s - - i ~4 ro . rn as + e sf a ai ’ ¢ — : - ~ te Bi a ae tee, _ oe 410 New and Improved w Ra a esd i ee ¢ _ EE EE AEA LI ae: + leone cette a * ‘ : - ' Wh * * — : nents th ne ge ind ieomeat a geet toy is a ' * - : . - inch, bandie: Comperee with retell IS YEAR the General Motors line is an im- oS i 69c' ° . Reclel eondination Ac der. Every improvement. Every price, from the Geis coc” auhsnss os 20 ot S = Chevrolet touring car at $525 to the Cadillac son had gone in the opposite direc. ea z “G Household Step Stool non e. where 11 e sh Low grave Was th scmeence ene every purse and purpose. Sy eee e O&c and distinguished. Yet two unifying characteristics bind stigation proved she had | —f them all together: | CIVIL WAR GENERAL DIRECTS & 6 ry the dial from point to point, ” | | Six tubes ~One Control Two foot set With special coach work at $9,000. A car for ery house wife. STEEL d stati ft tation comes WOOL | EVERY CLOSED BODY is by Fisher. The BANK AND LAW FIRM AT 91 in. separately, clearly ee os * hye, -~ Shae AS ee posing Automobile Show in itself. ee ee = — = M A sire cheese-cloth dust cloth Pun én i Saye SS bi Kind Dare Rg e gee chased separately ! visas i fos : gs gpa Oil Mop =... ASE] Here is every style of body. Every type of vestigating the murder of the third | . Dust Clot ' | . ¢ ° e bd dau ynter of Sinks at an: his fir: ( h ng Polish .....-.----—..10im@ design—four cylinder, six cylinder, eight cylin- wife, told officers that she changed | MAS Fcr eryt dent this sale—all three Strong and sturdy, Its three-day price of Every one of the models now on display is different at Bloomfield who might have Ae J. Warren Keifer of Springfield in separately, clearly and dis- co : : ed ot “tae dial is the only ; uality of all body workmanship is Fisher (O.) Says Activity Is Best Way tinctly. The one d That handy householay q sid Y P > Pemone. sate. tuning device on this FRESHMAN ; package of cleanses™ Quality. And because Fisher is owned by Generai Motors, By the Associated Prese ee RADIO. Its exceptional power allows P = i Excellent for alu SPRINGFIELD. O., Feb num and kitchen wats andits plants are a part of the General Motors plants, you ‘orty-five years ago Gen. J. War- stations from!a great distance to be re ; i! { 3 know that every resource has been utilized to make the Saat . th a at Baenialivens tuned in right through the locals. _ | | “vil War. Yet t0- The New Table Model 7-F2 y ? Oc Ba., ) for 15c __ body and the chassis a perfect quality unit. 3 rat the vil War. Yet to Selectivity and Distance 7 m9 2 | Agger reshman Masterpiece . .. ° ey Gna presigent of & Dans, ene ality ! HIS new FRESH- Aluminum Angel Cake P at EVERY MODELhas shared in the advantages nis recipe for a hearty old age is Tone Quality MAN Set is 20 power- | Sun-ray finish inside, extra-large sis0 @ ° (oe wom WEY tO Beep Seuve h lie : : : bth Men diameter by 43% inches deal of General Motors research, purchasing stand- to leac 3 sas ct " life ee 7 a sipeties connie ae ae ful that it brings in stations $ Q @ 5 QO Large size wet Regular price $1 ; ‘ : n : : " from all over the country. : , ° itee mato the ma ior-freneral- rave lengths and tunes out the undesired sta , ards and Proving Ground tests; and in the economies of ceifer attained a major-general-|[Aj| wave lengths and tunes ovr te a tise you ptecinggererwenise sty > ~.t | ' , y y WI ’ ili neon nai i the hi . General to listen to exactly the station that you desire istant station roadcasting SOC . volume production made possible by world wide sales. suimenbie and sent for four terms without bother or interference, and with fine TONE on the same wave length as the — | house, ascending fo anni hich, ts ee ee ee local to which you are listening; just pull out the distance switch Aluminum Cooking Kettles TH GREAT PRIDE we invite you to inspect : : speaker ship : ie ; e ‘ turned and co-ordinated to match this powerful radio. indicated above. Colonial ety 3 : CT imids eal dew he. ob) , . Dm Sree o-cuart : these new cars. Dollar for dollar you will ish inside, Dag ° rest_ cars, woll@ buy more value in the car you select because of size, sun-ray fina handle and ine cover. A bigcayf ~General Motors quality and the public’s pur- lar value. SOC chase of more than 1,200,000 General Motors White Enameled Sink Pan _ Cars last year. Oval shape, deep Dishpan. Will fit Standard sinks. Full 8-quart actual ca- $4,000,000 MINING MERGER > pacity | e . in¢ a Ry the Associate » ea * a : ; sine — . - sah sett ~ : 4 a at a] . vy or, , A ae ee KANSAS CITY, Mo., } x 7 ee! ee ee i he ; ~» we ae = —_—s | 4 ( 10 mergeroffouriead and » UF o » . * . > 2 P *_ ~ nd +4 ’ . : a“ s ’ “ a 3 . "as a > ‘ . .. A D. ' , ~ : . | 4 : Tri ing ‘ OI} Al sf 3 As at _ « a Pye 7 —_ 7 : % dsb - + be : ae | q . “4 : ’ TrinyT ' oS abe ~~ * a * t) 7 r% ba > = ‘ ‘epi Ti@4 ¥ Tice * a8 ‘on 2a = ~ aE ‘ piM) Uda me . =. 7¢g 5 TS ~~ _ “ ‘g . 7. > . on i. Me ’ ; 4% » a... a é ++ «=, off ‘an Q orn. i > ee ' r 23 Kansas AUS nt i " 4 , " " ts ae ’ 4 - « 4 a |e aXe . & { ’ ' | : Rf The new concern Will be known as , . . 5 — 2 MODEL 7F 3 r 7s , Zine Co I Sanitary Package : q the Interstate Lead & Z | : . Crepe Toilet 4 M. Atwater Jr. of New York will 4 A New Console Model i F ae A Ree be president. ae ‘ ‘ ° . > a> soft white Crerh Ta Companies _psnanige are =the A Distinctive Console Model Another Splendid Cabinet I reshman Masterpiece eee er lh 4 . Cherokee Lead and Zinc Co.; the a: ; ee ith) tie ) sani ‘Toodchuck Min Pa: A, h ‘ . . N entirely new conception of the es | ae weotcnses Sie. | resnman Masterpiece Kreshman Masterpiece A one-dial control radio in this newly the Hutcheon Management Co., and f d Freshm M the Meteor Lead and Zinc Co. The BEAUTIFULLY designed piece of | perce a. alan scape A furniture...a splendid radio. The HIS graceful console model is the’ six-tube Set...new features which insure cabinet is paneled in genuine ma- last word in furniture design and better performance and simplified op- CHEVROLET PONTIAC Y OLDSMOBILEB properties involved are in Southern nd Northern Oklahoma. : Kansas & Has large built-in cone speak- radio performance. Large built-in eration. Now the results any amat é Rolls J OAKLAND - BUICK - CADILLAC . jis Examination Stolen. h g 50 cone speaker is sit QO 50 can get - $ Y 50 : Ry the Associated? freee. ‘ pti ] f ° bso} e 25c |p °Mc TRUCKS + YELLOW CABS, TRUCKS & BUSES |SSAOnIG. Ma, Fem tA Ole er 250 sively” 79-50 ; second cla n een recom | | f r y ‘mende or dismissal for having | 7 * ‘ ; FRIGIDAIRE—The Electric Refrigerator ; ota sn nme Authorized Freshman Masterpiece Representatives third-ciass mathematics exam'na +e eeeeeeeeeeeeSeeeeeeeeKeeeeeeeCKRe ee RR RR KR eK KK ee ko Ri tion at the Tnited Btates Nava! aan —— Academy, and several third class- xx * ss k<kaakkeeikekeeeee eee eee eK eee eH

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ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH tes ) y . _WEDNESD. LY EVENING, FEBRUARY 23, 1927- = os | : — PAGE 23 ___ __ ST.LOUIS POSI- —" scemencemmsiiidenia = : Se. eT ADVERTISEMENT 7 ‘ Kins W meme hout mine losions ir of Philosophy and Science, will act | | ; : ~ EXPLOSION FLAMES FILMED * cae gra srt pe oraeslf | so Annee Ane CaeaeEe respec: | k Life Insurance Co. we, o.. Feb. 23.—Revenge| Almost Bursting Bureau of Mine Experts Use Cam- | into a dust-filled coal gall tively. The Ne ad Yor i ‘TOLE! eae he workhoue | 1-10 of the Total Assets 1-14 of the Total Insurames it For, rf ner caused Alex Sci era as Aid to Studies. By the Associated Press | | = the Total Liabilities 1-11 of the Total Income _ With Gas! a | ee PLAZA COMMISSIONER | eS as ae Ace 1-12 of All Death Claims Paid ae tee wig dellah rem ;tion pictures are being used by | it hing. | it stio S 1-18 of the Total Paid New Business 1-6 of All Dividends Paid nat terrible feeling of oppression after| Bureau of Mines experts to deter- | C ne, Tl a ion ' K ONDON’S will do it quick— | And yet this was done at only 1-15 of the Total Expense P that terribie eating, extreme nervousness, pains about; mine what happens in explosions Cold in head, cough,coryza, G Lif In Whil 4 Can ' : ‘ i ; . ‘ 4 the heart, headache, cizziness or short-1) 4 flame propagates, and alp Sega nasal and dry catarrh, head- et e surance € ou reas of bre ath do not know that suc b lth eir et te ts may ha control! A. g ic) - “OUTC. ie , 1173 0 | | ' ache, earache, deafness, sore To appreciate the true value of Life Insurance, ask the man who WANTS some and Cistresa is often raused by pent-up gas } . CAN’ T GET [IT ! Don’ t delay until you are In that fix. The only safe plan j is , | With special apparatus developed Hamilto limits to bey ae age ee AS TOO | Hamiuton Aamits. cold, hay fever. Ask your doc- | in the stomach and t thelr Pittsburg laboratory they! Use Zemo, Healing Liq uid or, nurse er dentist. At druggists 30c or 60c all the Life Insurance you can carry—and KEEP ON BUYING. > ade wee git me pd * PP Sigiy Fy v3 Rem: seibdien ; n ded ‘allies Pa Sa . Pee PPE Ce Soh _— cS +f 4 : iSO: os ates a Ram a Oe een ite, his Pee Tene er Te v Ba aly Aida ein 88 5 axe aie he é a A Ley eet, aes 7 > Eon a leant addest aniiade " . yf Momsen RE PO : . 2 i ‘ Eat mee rae ni: Cee aM igen ing 6: *é des eps MERE 6 0 t any a " anc n +~ to! hope to Be able tomeasure | per ye | Write for yours now. peded, causing the hands and feet to; 1%) é ‘ 2 oh lint Pimples, BI otches ee eae ; | srow numb? Is {it strange that the heart} speed of the flam ombustion Irrit: Bla 2 ey ay ghar guet See: es aay gle ; a | KONDON, MINNEAPOLIS. MINN. GArfield 3870 Sixth Floor, Compton Bldg. palpitates or “acts funny” at times? fas it moves through eee) Cla emandahle TZemo 1400 i ra at PssPpatch rept } “Taylor-Made” Policies Protect Fully Genuine, lasting relief from all annoy-| dynamite cartridge. Sy placing — 1 sve Seateanar ae wes to — » eymptoms of gas can easily be ob | ¢] ne. ni afte, sure ay t - In many cases the heart ts actualy; *° : yi | \ |ihave hee a | : — it ea pictur = | ‘ , : mnushed out of place by the stomach. } ni been abie to mak pict _ “ae cities: dias wl aie mee i oe se ye e } ; i 3 th £1 = | 2 4 a tdityw ¢ > a? Th : 4 £U s ince 444] Ss me*. * ” ~ a ‘ y ; e » " wonder that the circn ation ‘s tm i Ata; . FF eeel gre at ra Pp. As _¥ Liat Lileéy i ; 3 a . A (“tr c ui ti¢ — admit- j oR 2 E " » 20 treatment in. * * x Presentdtivg sven the | Skin. Never endure Skin Tortures and a awe €' isi 7 + ; 2 aCe ns neo dabedincsbanene Ted Pat. git. 2 pa Bae Dy er we 5 * DR ye owner Di Nigae e iiss siliiilihailinalian tata is aininss > ides VaR ; ‘ ai a en % a ee ee, eee ee AS: chai dado ’ . . . = m a i - + 4 - ’ > ; j _ > ws ~- ~2 tained by taking Baalmann’s Gae Tablets/ explosion chamber, they cat noto- ; x , ' 14100 . - - » re . a ? . nt '. *. ~ f aADG 1G iy aaie- ot ADVERTISEMENT missioners to assess Sete Glee -y ee eae es ADVERTISEMENT ~ [NEWY ORK LIFEINSURANCE COMPAN | ate and © Play Under phire Skies tik pines be bea mangiomnatingec DARWINP.KINGSLEY - - President TEW ideas come and_go, but foe) summa | oe -s ener members ae A Mutual Organization—Founded in 1845 Incorporated under the Laws of New York se veed on the one superior remedy adopt. th in the Memorial yn) FOR SKIN *RRITATIONS - r : OU, WY r T , -ham's gentle laxative pius. mitting £ 346 BROADWAY, NEW YORK, N. Y. Becchamn's gentle a a et exper | ae ee Se take them with the as the Gover ; ~ . : “+ . . a LF . r om 4 ‘ e . ti . i 3 eer i Aa J4as vas z m1ikt J ‘ . ~ a4 . on : " _— i ; ; - . ; “ ; ~ — = a. ~ o \ =. " : , f = 4 | o) r= ‘ ‘ ’ . Lad as tad Chas A: ’ a4 aA , f g¢ 4 ) - ~~ ’ ' os ': ; te ~ . t 8 es mt « ; » , ’ ; ; ~4 ~ a. : . . wo Sb. | ~ ‘* 7 4 . 4 H e ; ; . ‘ ‘3 A” e/a A ath a Aad ~ id 4A & 4 e : ha Pill ive sit ; mined Eighty-second Annual Statement [2.0% "= te competent fer the job To the Policy-holders: N vou from the comaiel | Named by Other Judges. - : ’ ne 3 : ; cia Judge Mix on Jan. 28 appointed You, the members of the New York Life Insurance Company, owned 2,220,784) i Spend happy days beyond the reach Mrs. Kate Kuhnert as a commis-| {cies at the close of business on December 31, 1926. sere habit forming. Jo ae oroceali os al a — ie BE eigrerement of Penroed You are a vast community of people representing every honest walk in life—f CH AM’S PILLS eau" ' see ee pee es" ars. bankers, tradesmen, merchants, laborers, manufacturers, emplovers. and BEE he fina Oe eee ieee Nesey OR OS CG DP, to long in San Antonio! ; . | wre ll banded tomellal In fo eto Feb. 7 appointed) ninvees, and pro esssiona men and women—voung and old—all banded together iit: os ance on There’s much to see anddo... (oy ae allie data aol [ ‘prise for the g 1. : 5 ADVERTISEMENT Coma A ba Pe “ea »- SOn in i©@ CILV 8&8 COndemnatis tO! ran y . toric Alamo... Golf courses in U od you and vour families could be ‘brought tog sether, , vou would populate one of MANY IL ter 3 VISIT MEXICO rolling hills of matchless scenic ee ee ION 8 mancd its own tuture ssl a peta ‘co-oper ative institution for insane and savin : a beauty Tennis and Polo an eo ee : school q Land of Pleasure and Romance ere flogging gene ind Alfred D. Ruth as a commis- , , ? y Fi of f 7 Innumerable social diversions. ion to handle the plaza and muni- A Prosperous Year | Cash Value of Lifedgioth Carolina Lady Finds Use Mexico City and Monterrey . . . foreign pal auditorium site condemnatt. — F; : Thedford's Black-Draught EX- customs, different people,--your trip will be Go via Missouri Pacific Lines. “the f more than oir City ~k 1Q” hic ("om many. Ire insurance and ! f F recia like a journey to lands over distant seas. ' I ~ ball os} ; . ‘ cellent Way 0 t ag ee | Sunshi Route to the Land of lowntown pre ‘iti! an insurance protect v Through service. from St. Louis to San Sunshine oute [ec © an Vi ee ee hich vou ¢ , wrote af The value of a wo System From Impurities. tao a : ralue o : Antonio, and St. Louis to Mexico City by Sunshine.” , ee iat oe rOcTess: : eal vey R , : yaa vere rect le@ otnet napter orf prog{@ess. . ae convenient car-to-car transfer en route. ' ae ntior eceninan: : life 1S the cash worth of “Bae : Vy on a SUNSHINE SPEC LAL ‘ cesar, wp oh? Be F 7 a S _ hs oe ney iat apr dagen = future net camings, 4 2 | | - , : oa : a | wii at Leaves Tower ( : 6:34 er Toda‘ ’ , 4 man? . ¢. ; ee a : 2 ins 3 rs : . ‘ . P i : : ) a ze Pe “ : ee See om. Todas : b : ted ide a civil enginees G00 Million Dollars "aE far greater than the mily medicin a good maby | Arrives Austin 7:09 pm Tomorrow 4 é YS Se a oe IMmission Dut uid not : : a = of his property. Th ears. " Ttound . res 2 a He Arriv S Ant 30 rrorro' 2 . Fis ana -_ SEE te oe . oe ; , es Sam Antonio ree male Orr ™ oon f ©) the ; sal cea aan arcoe over faxes Of Arrives Monterrey * 5:25 om Ind da ee ' = “AS ‘ Lt ae : en Ifa ISP ar : :. . en i | : y, rea ut mes, includ Ob PH lowing points May Mine crouvies that folew it er “lux Arrives Mexico City* 00 pm Srd dav a : hits am ivV na me i wi a ee ae ) “ik. PACII om FOr Bp )+ Billion Dollars a! WY ES you to estimate the gg ‘'| bave sutteree eee bothered te yy, Diected to. r : tary value of your lifeMtis: w... i begin at once to take om pelea The United Stasep Qe rs oe . uch bette ae Se ernment fixed $10,QQMB 1 evs back Draught to the elil | cess inee the insurable life-valage gies Black: — American _ soldiers aught. and it is not long URES | tii sailors in. the GreatWi «; ily do without this) a mostly young snmemggr®* °.4 ome as It | velopaam men who had been em gad ¢ ond it te others.” ‘oct a smallincomes or none dm > | (vonag and ae oOt Swi ' , cl govern. — - e - c he companies on +e UT , at earner, the value t 7 mepee ig _ . ra wmeo L. ' = oo ~ ; c , — Rock on lari rmVans Hughes had a life ts much qrealeaae year exe 1en he rece ths f . whet. ( 7 Consider the Pureiy Vesetable pete HOME OFFICE BUILDING : * NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY quired to produce cad ane te a “OW UNDER CONSTRUCTION ON THE SITE OF THE OLD MADISON SQUARE GARDEN t rom inte resf. At ¥ B ; Taxes . =e os — ‘ rane. A 1 eu et bond a © LiKe ye LN OT U MADISON AVENUE TO FOURTM AVE —TWENTY-SIXTH TO TWENTY-SEVENTH STREET saat Out sever rcult Judges if} t Tf urance. NEW YORK CITY : takes $24,000 to | MAJESTIC Be ce BPpctntments ior ik le ee tees =1,200 a vear—# OLYMPIC achievement.” montle Mass for John Fitzgerald le * HOME RICc ay a eee Nylic Is Your Investing Agent Liow Much Insurance Is Needed? — ge Church Friday . m. by Pe poe SS SRS 9 1 ee ae. | ihe answers to —" following 5 queseemy BELGENLAND curn Fries ai 92m t| ‘The fund of more than 1's Billion Dollars is in- | The answers to the following duets vad income you wi rT require in your od @ The Big Four of a vast fleet rae | | ene es el a0 | 4 become totally and permanently disable that offers 217 sailings. Rates factor of.the univers his Te | bomsce raileoade amd wublic works 4 t ti(‘ Ot EE is the semallest annus! ee your fas to suit every purse. sone eeape eae in im an, | OMeES, Falifroads. and Lic WOTKS. nanage on if vou were taken awav $500 a vear. or $1000. $2000. $5000, OTHER : GREAT FEATURES . Majestic, world’s largest ship. ie 9 : : a “ably supported by Olympic and —s, ve TPs ead ne a ; ee : federai and state inneritance taxes? inat is wnat eo Lugne l~ant when he said, in a. Se ye : ' hoeanade han al ll sider — That | Bs achicash' will be eneded an nae nme acer i NiIcn lave just referred ha 1T¢ W mucNn casNn Willi De needed at vour 2, Cedric and Celtic, NOW equipped | Beer ' ee ee ee : ; ‘ “eer “on for Cabin Class passengers. The insurance policy was the best guardian of the purse death of your partner or an official of your Gam te world’s largest Cabin carriers. 1 ame hat had ever been discovered y sta ze lit or to enable surviving param > Adriatic and Baltic, largest ships i , arms accesniec: thus dicen ee , the aeeiber r | policies vo i} Ww cvs ec your pre ' TT am sf rand oe ; . * sClDS well and * largest ships to London, via Cher- ' ; , PP as oe te can work wit _ hor yal ; carryi First that the size ot the avera € policy is only a.” d Ort 18 1€ 01 ie satetv mark or the =m | n work with ease Take your sute with roo surg. Umniy ships carrying ft Tot. UT). Llc IS Li ee the L. M. M. Class passengers exclusively. aL ’ iaate 7 +1 ugvest th at vou figu re it * a = “ ‘ ta 23 i fem ; “aN ip Sy chilie ry PRY SE Prey. 2 MAN rr apap nln miata AION St tower 5 Whey tat ew jects era aye es lain tere enw — a aerate 5 pen betes AA 5, , 5 7 4 rts » qeoDts, horrmtyvages, pit me 4 wore re . ' i eiierer Mei AG s RO NG he tap Cen Das : aA hers $ : LS RY RS Ss ey ie ie A epee bs ; wie £ mer areas esp 3 ee 4 * 7 Bay ME AY p Mr eek. J oe atta poe , > i CN Ip Na OF ethylene ee Aa et ’ eee ie a veh Vinee, km OR : a ave bi, ee dh “% ar oe Y - “ De Pale eee. ee tee - 4 4 , > bap > “ * i on ee ee Ng Fm eee "Z a . Oe ee 0 Psa a ie oT bey wo leg a a, Nc ids tetra oki cae’ epee Sta we : nee ; . Pere vee * 5 PE ORNL ee iy ae nae “ ae ¥ sai e cies ies ie , a au ba 2 . 7 poe at ye ng 5 cna —— ie ane we . mgt, pea istenpeeene viet btm. aad ee 5 rd ae. m4 dati! 05 8 Bb Gil RIT OE is cn 9 i a ae gadis sa NBA CNB ~ : re ; “- : es me sin grapeee veleen siniinieai Sponeien valoda ‘ ¥ , a . . . “ade set tive it pss, diana ses asad Sabaneta distaste seat pecmaniensearnivtedeseaame . manitinnitivcndaah ‘4 2 e io 2 PA Se . - pantie! IPE mere ae ee - . -- a eee ed PA PU ae ey ge ee Rede CE SORT ae oe gee ee anor ee « a Sa: 7 ; x re po be : Kah eet ee i ee Ce ie hg N 2 veal Pee A ya ur own and vour familys tutere DARWIN P. k INGSLEY, PF WH ITE STAR LINE | | Financial Summary, January 1, 1927 RED STAR LINE -ATLANTIC TRANSPORT LINE oor = tee Expert Hel ASSETS. LIABILITIES. Wanted Adtaker : he “ a a ee ee a INTERNATIONAL MracantTiitg Maanine Comrany eT iatch aht, Real Estate; First Mortgage Loans on Insurance and Annuity Reserves ink hak ebiiaaioee ‘es . ieuiies met hotter hain Farms, Homes and Business Properties $440.388,584.62 | Dividends payable to Policyholders in 2 up the bodily forces te get ri ae fy i ty ma age — ile Sar Rett m= Bonds, LU. S., other Gov’ts, States, Cities, ae. : cit | 5s ag. Udle that is causing the palm. awake. cs | Counties, Public Utilities, R. R.’s, etc... 583.984,590.22 | All other Liabilities te theca”, Ub. it's the ae i ws y Pp agen Policy Loans, Cash, and other Assets....--. | 242,692,691.20 | General Contingency Funds MAIN 1111 oe eee Looe $1267,065 866.04 Total Total Income in 1926 .............. .$295.341.937.98 IP 8 bottle Al druggists—35 santa 4 a Iasi pieced aE”

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«)f ———— ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH__ WEDNESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 23, 1927_____ _. SINUS POR ____ PAGE 29 | s Wife and Self. } 3 | . — - \ DVERTISEMENT —_— ae the rotated Press. F | GOV MARTINEAL WARNED OF PLOT TQ FREE aaa ce the ge nT ag of was injured recently in an automo-} Polar regions in dirigibles, he said ;South Pole and is of the optnion ail | ne TISEM att AE Ea eS ES ¢ ‘Oo : 7 > O., Feb. 23.—Revenge ° | tve Cre Were » hac Hilts J _— wane | ng to rescue from iaj] B Rud ator Norbeck of South Dakota. who! make explorations of the Southern j y safe plan is to bas | ) rescue from jail Ben Rud- Regularly CLEANERS and DYERS And you Spend the Night pnemnereconad . . . = — Fighting Hobgoblins ON BUYING. pat th. - 1 LS ier, now on trial for the murder} AYLOR © ren. Pass:d by Lower Hout, "hs nian” 3 Wai This "ae" . | : ouble guards have been posted ry a little diapepsin. Supper of Arkansas Legislatures, ™ jail doors and at street en- Sedalia Man Says aited Long for his lances, fam ) pwr too much we" Vt eott lighiy seasonet : peer ng Nees tee silemeneone TORR ARR NE PRINT he tin Sonar ees “ PS te ee Rok. ee “> ~ > ane pet 7 ye vag y ‘ ie Be o* ali » ww aie pe! ee a ee, ee eee aa 7 “ . vest +? of Don R. Mellett, Canton publish-.| ADVERTISEMENT Bldg. 7 th and rances near the jail. A machin Th ee and rotect Fully : : _ oy rebates Bill Is Said to Be Certain ¢u™ is mountea at the main en lishes play havoe with the stomach. ’ | _ 7 france and police and Deputy Sher- H k q iapepsin takes the worst sort of! of Favor in Senate. iffs are patrolling streets near the a ad e pe 1m 3 | . a a of ssp: oo adsorbs ne gassy, sour eartiourn jail T rth 1 ~ Pre tutiOonary measures wer: : without a strugyie. to the Post-Dispatch. taken last night after Mayor swarts| Stomach Pains, Indigestion and Run-Down Condition, Cause sets Sree | Free from Any Taint | Mee be AR +} P , It is embarrassing to have to re LITTLE ROCK, Ark., Feb. 23.—/ + oe eek? j eS: Ses : | of Great Suffering, Quickly Relieved pee seas 0 ; oe m “ii ime trick laxatives in the world | fuse eating in company. But if yeu- ee ‘ Koso iene SOE 06 eG ‘ es Pcie. ced ra understand are a dyspeptic vou may safely take . o = \ Which passed the !=wer house Mon- Rudner if he should be con- ' 219 10th St a Sa a a che Oper | ic} victe, Chas. 7. Bovtier +9 -o sufte r- . Oe: Sow + . =e iundred differe? _— ., @ chance with any mixture and : gay night, sala that 20 of the 35 ' Sedalia. Mo., says: “After sulte! et OS $$ Ht pace ~taiagege “tee > Poem a rf c ‘i . aa Ji t : y “ ack, + . . ae lig BS a ae - eS 5 Pee oe ae Ea ‘ ’ r m ‘ " . o% ‘ avo i Te } ’ ) } e _ Arguments In the murder trial ing for a long time from stomac’ eying eget aets in Ret 4 ea Se aa: eed, giao. Ss, at- | avoid suffering by the rule of on “ alee Sac Be Se. et. ae Bi ae le cad ura SCAT; urifie he gs) ‘1 | OF two diapepsins after eating. Senato : Wi I su or ai the S a3 , il i a i ors support it in the Sen were completed yesterday and the: Pains and run-down eystem ; “ass fc. oe Se a ae a Saar that AD et ident 4 Es ate and that after the bill is passed case went to the jury at 10:13 a. m »?ouUnd —s of my Bee ee s ; Rot S Bee pores of you a ae | You'll get more out of life, more ** Tr) Aner - ~t} } . ~ . . i 4 ae i2 et c WF e « . ~ = oe > , a Rad “oS erate * tpeferere tat Sy = y ,. . oe, £ i a L ‘ . TEW ideas come and ro. nut or sia Sao ge evsetem. we j . > > ; . } " ‘ ; ~ “ 14 r mon ry ft HOLD REUNION ia . : = i : wh 4 ' + ad not re se Sen ay - of ? eed {*} 7 . oT TTS > j } ; #VenTi ie howeis OF | TS re Ls Sia " , : ee ii BF ‘ 3 tid iat ' beagre ; rs : » fe * . ‘ i ‘ it . t ’ ' ion ; you have by protecting you from the count-' was modeled on the Fe@eral in- | 500 World War Veterans ¢ Dot]. ¢.- sous te mate me stronee’ “1 ae ? aes . megca , Ee aia rte : ie i which resuit from ciogged in- me tax law. Its application o: Families Expecell a: lineage land cle: ny system of the dee ee Ble yey cmos —— time for ee ee ee eee oe — - Wilhng Workers Wate PT 7 ANE oe caeueaion alt a 2 Pease ~=Ce relief from my bad auto-intoxica- B gah hyo yeclyr ae echt ik ove taam —— (ud my bowels an rmuls rs tion, Strong purgatives just drove the " rin: Post-Dispatch Want Ads are at druaci” * ee ne ee ae ee rr oh Post of the | nd Tanlac to all those who | all in irprising ; poisonsinto myperspirationuntill felt oo oror: to know wv ox capable, willing workers in passage vy r e | Ameri LO onic -aLING! like avoiding people. I’m all serene on! wholesome . ¢onditt hat finding capable help. ee Ipany, Owned 2,220,784 pe q she | | ‘ ‘ A ‘ aia . cj sure— 2 = - . + . - OF ‘ ; . 4% . ‘ ‘ ’ TY) ; (ie? i} 4s’ ? ‘ I ~ ** ; , rion will hold its first » ‘ i hd . . . viphere 2 and hs . ibe ra 4 am 4 a % , & fs is — se, ae ie . - ml ~ a : ts at Boal ay at nz i7! j ne - ss and troul ] ie re re li > ad P Sti fetyeabrr . ‘ : \ honest \W\ alk mn lif ae ‘ ts Seconda VICcLOF! rON larti- nual reunion of World War vet-| “+ ere ant ‘omen peach “ipa S ate now, just through occasional use of—— dive: Wa’ wil any need of deo- Call M A in 1111 > ! BEECHAM’S PILLS Neau, lis road financing law b+: nj eral at tneé ‘itv Club, 1020 Locust | nave “~ e™ helped by Tanlac, Na- Take Tanlac tor health and agorants, evel in armest we pee ‘eal & - a ss 4 eile a Pees ne : nee pm : aoe Yar a el se “the aa monte - - = ig” es octate eA ‘ ASCH! t Al 1 g- urers, employers and em evn rect, Saturday evening, Arrange. tures remedy, made from jou, wreneth Avan Gussicis, More GCASCARETS 1.0 e's, Bes . ¥ | 7 Aen aan es »OT) made for the en- ig herbs a cording to ‘ = . errs memo Lif Iliad Hitt i ijrs poaere itter- nei ni d al] banded together In (lt ay ance On the bill, before the House i dates icine f 690 members and ADVERTISEMENT ‘ommittes mn rducatior rov, their relatives who are expected at —— : ~ | Martineau : ed simply andj? banquet ich will precede a du would J I { ; , ILLS CAUSED frankly that it was his pledge of | program of speaking and music. | Opu ate one of t em “better roads t etter school: The reunion will be annual every family striving to safe sy CONSTIPATION pat 3 Oe | econrrundee of ene mete of a new form f taxatior 1a OM mMmaniaey Ty Lire S AMONS tne / quaiizir fun bill and other: §! rs will be Mayor Miller, for- ion for Insurance and saving | ee eames tne) Finds US0 Of /aaditional revenue, === State commander of the American Fire insurance and i Thedford’ Black-Draught 7 EX- State over for somethil z to tax: Toombs. U.S. A., retired insurance protect valug tlem Way oo Re ee ona the an. | 1A PEROUNS Tenet Tee [he value of a worke System From impurities. Pee ee AUTGMOBILE IN COLLISION life Is the cash worth of Bunt , , AT vc Saiiie | rr at toid the ymmMit es nd the Driver, Maplewood Postmaster, His ° | SUaIC. a : . a ha . \ P : ‘ unt 3 . ae ee en art at ot Phree Children and Another . TS eugnrilij ¢ ; ‘ L « m Oe ad - ado ’ : ’ ‘ ail , Rs future net Camings, usual Log Bluck-] ¥ Si PACs anestnn recently Occupant, Injured. ua * ‘ “4 ¥ ¥ ’ wi ae a a wa . : . : ’ , re ’ . 1% Y ? } . ’ ; far greater than the vali Ritts wand a for + ood Nsalit {cainst Nuisance Tax >] })¢ on S- Were nrown to the . a . autuel" = \Veé “+ ; \ gg? 17 and Wye ; q o ' *» P 2 ied ‘* r y, 7% * = ‘ om iTit ij } : 1] ; vou to estimate the mof eee hia st : Ti¢ ei Ve qi ad i a, Li Piaa ’ lil was ‘ Se TT) ) ‘ A ] * l? . rs x 4 ‘ ne : 1 | / Ti j ; }\., 7 aQrivel } Y ora 7 Le Farhtiar ae YT) ; “4 WRT ae j 9 1) / : | (i a ie a : — or + 3 4 — ry 7 — - aii a 4 . ir : i ee a ~ = > : eases . a» : ae : \ rit : I ; + ] i} i l« j 2 1} i ’ ‘ rC 7 ; 7 . ty ‘a . tarv value of vou ae peas etege : : butcher, of 64 hin keene - % 4-4 ri 4 ‘ ; lh G inte ee “ . ~ ™ j Y try oo nor ‘ . i : 4 o i i im Lite "OTR. Just pat it ‘ € \ * \ n¢ mpound 7. > olive oll: know them | RP bina. sends the fresh, heal- money will pay for construct * by their olive col 00d +) wlings é he sick! a “trunk’’ s} m™ of on I Edwards epent years among patients init SIA Lruna SY Si Li ("cited with liver and bowel compiainte npliv has tO) necting the town system of seWer- | gna Olive Tablets are the cages gly «a? ePacw ts sca 0 ee . 23 P lready istaiier ) , Peery f q e nightly for a ween. . *& bottle All atiaiha “% Lars os iniabtele gta bis 7 ae ruch better you feel and look. I15c ; * Au druggists—vo centS. the company. , “

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PRLP 5 POS 1 ae ee ee Oe - Sa sate ao . a a a pate ee - viet aa ie tb ae ne ney Rbnae +204 be + en ay * PE, eS ee dae Carrion RN eg ONE ART i Oe Mae gee be je Ont ay hr habe eit oak A iy Ae AP Mg tee ap Sa Aas Ny Bisa By us a onatiiaie« Ra ela fxs Riki» apie la aad 4 PAGE 30 __ - You Can Borrow Here! NO ENDORSERS NEEDED! Anvr amount, $25 to $1000! We will lend you whatever you want, quickly and at lowest possible rates, on your furniture or car. INO inquiries of your friends or employers. Money same day! PAY BACK LIKE THIS: $ 25—Payv Back $ 3 Month $ 50—Pay Back § 5 Month Rack $10 Menth Back $25 Month Open Till 9 1435 N. Grand A444 4 4 + ‘TTrrTrerfefF =. thee eee ee ek I Borrow Borrow Borrow Borrow Yahlem Finance Corp. CO0A0000000020OVLOTESOLOSA SANA SS 2000ed 44 44.464 464 4 J $100——TP as $250-—Pay “_eerrrrrrrrerereerTTreeaeerereeeeeeee eS 446644464 wvrvVVre eS rT 'r,rTreerfefeweefteeffet..... 7. 724 Insidious throat germs — heed them from multiplying ! Start NOW to fight sore throat Don't rely on a mere gargle, night and morning ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH — GAME IN WOES acres Rtaeee WEDNESDAY EVENING. - gies Leave for Talcahbuano.— PROGRAM TO RESTORE. as — FEBRUARY 25 _ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ Callouses Quick, safe, sure relief from painful callouses on the feet. shoe ciated Press. og. — The | can pl ane, San Francisco morning | way to Valdivia, the New oe > -*s — OO ~ PIMPLES DISAPPEAR Skin Glows Healthier KAI NTOL The Beautif yi Ing nae ; “If f you hav tI ky wearing tee’ : Put ens om she “| SKIN PURGATIVE ° sna veal foe, Fe, coeaclg 'At druggists, beauty shops and toilet St.. | goods counters. 50c and $1.00. WM. A. LDFAST TEETH is | Practice qT B whai we Cail our plates * subher eu rer] re- . vas ——e pe. TROTTER. | SPECIAL AST ai ar | "4 “) 3 ; "4 aes 4 o— at Hours 8:30 to 5. ~~ NON-ST RGICAL fee Be B assem Provides ilinois z | eeenittee 2 ‘ Tr ee ng program Oo! _ 24444 restoration inj; dissenting vote > have adopted | % - ne pellent yellowish tinge. en eauty make: a al dentist Uses Of course, you have been con- stantly trving to remove that “yellow mask”’’—and failing. Here is the reason: In your saliva isa liquid cement.” at ae It glues to your teeth—then he es vours hardens. Tobacco, teod and Jishwese hare coffee stain this mask vellow. For the frst time this mag 7 substance ha is hee t) Su LECSS « 1? aw & fully embodied anf. tast V . ° >. 7 - . . ee? .° 2 *. om ee e . tere * 2 "«* .- . *. . . - ™ Se 7 . . >. a . ee . o** oe ipo . . > * ~~ ** al **? » 7 . IN CASH rRIZES 4 for best letters on.. “What Bond Bread has meant to the health of my child” OR 8 years Bond Bread has been the favorite loaf of St. Louis housewives. Infact, Bond Breadis madeas St. Louis housew!ves helped show us. In the big home-baking contest held on November 22. 1919, at the Y. W.C. A.. 2315 St. Louis housewives submitted to us the best of their home-made loaves of bread. We took these home-made loa¢es and patterned from them a different baker's bread. It was firm, well-baked, golden brown, and home-like in flavor. W hat has Bond Bread meant to St. Louis in these last 8 years? For one thing, we know that thousands ofintelligent St. Louis women have stopped doing their own baking. That is one result of Bond Bread. But more. Since that baking contest, nearly 145,000 children have been born in St. Louis and vicinity. Thousands of these children have never eaten any bread but Bond! What has Bond Bread meant to them? What part has it had in building strong bod- ies and healthy minds? What do these thou- sands of thoughtful mothers think of Bond? Send us a snapshot of your boy or girl. Tell us in few words what Bond Bread has meant to the health of your child—or chil- dren. There is $1,000 to bedividédamongthe . 161 mothers who submit the best letters. (A photo must accompany each letter.) Read the simple directions below. Get your free entry blank at your grocers. Then write your letter and mail it today. ASK YOUR GROCER for free entry blank HE rules are simple. They are all printed on the entry blank that your grocer has for you..A photograph of your child and your letter on *‘What Bond Bread has meant to the health of my child”’ is all that is necessary to enter this contest. No red — An ordin shot would be as good or better than a professional yank ograph. As for the letter, a grammar schoo] graduate has as much chance to win as a college pro fessor. The style of the letter will count nothing. ite the ideas will be considered. nary amateur snap- Sond Sr Pal~ THE CONTEST JUDGES Selected by the St. Louis Post Dispatch MISS ALICE A. CHAMBERLIN Dietitian, Marv Institute MISS RUTH M. iene! lewrsh Ho MISS ISABEL M cNEIL CU TRRIE Dietitian, Missourr Bapt: ftarrum MISS EDITH GiESSOwW Ass t Manager, McKiniev H:gh Schoo! Cafeteria MRS. THEODORE D. KELSEY League of Women Voters MISS E. MARTIN Dretitian, Barnes Hosp:ta! MISS ELIZABETH McCORD Dietitian, St. Luke's Hosprta! MRS. RALPH L. nee gl Secretary. Wednesday C! MRS. FRANCES VAN METER Ass t Manager, Town Club MRS. FRANCES V. WARD Lecturer on Home Economn Dietitian, J ist oan 23. Washington University The HOME-LIKE Loaf meni of the mad than the rp This National ot /% The a following Accot Arti Baker Barbe Bu It bought tk distanced to one, é And of 50 she sentative An analys as follov

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH__ __WEDNESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 23, 1927_ a _STLOUIS POST- DISPATCH eerie SU TN ee Ltieeeeen ee : — x | £ 3 er et ractice Devoted Exc! | , ‘ : 4 ip fie re NON-SURGICAL Treatment “tp | : P / | it pOVe them. | - | ' , : toa . os ‘ » a a. \\ | 7 | . & ST aeet hs a. Bo . e. i = | \ ‘ Cans ag . . at \ Se Wee 4 \ It ANS) ; 7 6 ; . “49 ] St. 70 Star Blde.. 1°th & Olive - St, = Lon. : : % OF SECURITIES RESTS THE BUYER OF MODEST na EH T HAS BEEN demonstrated on the authority of bankers themselves, based = c N ‘ . P e ; ° \F upon their experience ee: sale of Liberty issues during the war, that “Our| Business Depend the investing class, existirf™as a group separate and distinct from the general on .- er | eople economic structure, is a myth, and that the industrial toiler, as representative Sb 90% of of the mass, is as good if not a better prospect for the purchase of investment securities I reste: than the professional element presumed to reflect ‘‘class.” cece, Tia ae with less than a $10,000 a yea: bond sale is between $2,000 and $3,000, so you see our business This contention seems to be well established through an analvsis recently made by the depends on the common peaulé: —JOHN W. PRENTISS National Industral Conference Board of the purchasers of 50 shares or more ot an issue Fre a tect of 7% preferred stock brought out by a large public utility corporation. laneeaau Hou pcb sigs of merica.) The investors in this stock represented fifty-seven occupations or trades, including the following with the number of individual subscriptions from each calling: So aia sai imagination to foresee that the ° great organizations tor produc. Accountants (eCOem ox meGm a oe 166 Engineers «+ ©8 SSS COTO SES + Oc ESC oRSCCe 658 Plasterers c+ © 6 COSEROS Oc SEES § COD OSE 60 tion, transportation and dis. . e > tribution will be practically 8 Ol Factory Workers ......... 1.058 IID cctisevennvurconsutentac: GUE vened| by. Gaiar cobianaanaaae by the people whom they Ce 153 misses OAS amen ee e a ; t Ce ETETTtCi‘( NC*Cd'SSI Housekeepers - ...........-+-.. 4.029 I ccccinccnscceninconniniguicnsa a —GEORGE E. ROBERTS Oe ee re opp fer IEP a COG ee Oe ~ hate Aan PAs te ne Pi Piet BP eet . i tay Oe : : pt , > sh Soh adiinainneienie. , al ; a fhe Enis PS r 4 'e A tins Wipe ick an agree a* of es Ba RS * . “3 oe pm a Se wv : ee 4 : ‘ d aon a“, ee ‘ pega i . fs, i, b be we ek me ary + . - \ : . me & ~) ey Ee eo ae . ‘ Aa aN a aa an le . — pat as a : ‘ihe : af comming eo Rea HIE: My ee _ ‘ oe ee ee oN ‘ - ye }, geet Senge ahi oo ee neti a gee awe 4 i sy any es ee ia i rat hen ae wee BS OY ke r . i i ites aoe npc alee pla i oO ae Meet MV, ; Se ley rt Mi «Mal » le Rept ; ' as ee ide es - ae 0 So . >. A ee ig tamer eyed OE a A gh Bynes Beir? . fe Sy 5 * : oe ae yr dg 4% : > : . aR, ie Rieck” tate A i ES haath es"? a ’ dd 2 ‘ Le : : ‘ ‘ ¥ ode et \ dangers « # eS ae » ichie — a ete, Pay « , tenure tyr Rate ee By onilye epee ” a s be . we ae iis Ra gee, Le ie ong =k WSS " ‘ve +s ® a as | Se eye fe ovine > oa 4 3 7 Se oe OE Mey ¥ > & « —— , Te Rk oe ee ° ’ i 4 : ww Sap ae hoe a Sop we vee ere + eee "7 MR Mi ty ch Mi, Sip > 5 Ae, sie Py Furies, . a eee ee | * ~ he, 2 — Beauty Culturists...0.. 52 TIE | ctiicncsramnenccatonrs 119 Railroad Men. .....:....... 312 (Vice President of the Nattonat City Bank, Manas lies and proprietor of idéd among the of 50 shares or more representing an investment of $5,000. and that the stock 1s a repre- “Me and Rockefeller” e best letters. cS . . ° : ae , : “An amazi . sentative high grade issue in which many small fortunes are inv ested. wget ng thing hee bees y each letter. ) Millions of men and women . : . 4 . : who never before had b pw - ee yeas Less than two years ago two big electric companies sold stock to 13,856 purchasers. pond. pr a chase of aa wen doing it during the past Procer s. Then . . ' today. : An analysis revealed the occupations of the nine largest groups of these new stockholders tor he ae them in the same class with ie tgs a ak ae o ee ee “4 ree ne =~ ses orm is ott Pee eee a ee -—. . 6 a sngtaaotgl Ped BOA 2yN"4 > ° , ples 5 Od Da Mew eat id Pi iia” — 2 " nee eee Te ey * rs on ey, ae ne - odd eae: - A RTA NR Te 8 4 tm gt ah te te eel an a eee ae ven e + pe ty ee ae rs — ee Oe he, Ap nage ah eee — pepe 9 ta we *, ats. 1 erat ee ay eS | 4, * a . he Ae og P : *».% tigate dua My ll ae Electrician — -ccccccceese poh ie: %& Juahve vetetienl, nt ee ‘Vogt ae age Se ey eat om hr ted " nev aki ova gapping es Teg. 2 , ‘ ome ee setts. 6. Sling, ten it . Sv Bes apernvag ote’ : ee ee aa Pe — Rockefeller. or with any other as follows: rich man whose surplus money 40] Salesmen 250 Stenographers zoes into that kind of invest- — ment, they have a riect | bl k 3,347 Housewives 90S y an | 1,054 Miners 356 School Teachers Lol farmers | 7 fi richt to say: ‘Me and Rocke. | 5 78 Grocers and Butchers teller." ” DGES . 949 Clerks 526 Laborers 178 Groc —STUART MACKENZIE Dispatch a : ° ° | (/n the American Mag There are 7,088 shareholders in these nine groups—two-thirds of the stockholders on plncodhe the list. One of the smallest groups was classified as “capitalists.” There were only Urees beatles { “There are tew businesses twenty-eight of them. The housewives outnumbered them more than one hundred to one. that need good advertising ’ inore an e¢ investment bus iness. This is particularly sa. Here, gentlemen of the financial district, is your true investor, and: THE WURID | true in the present period, | when standards of living are »>m in N Tork City >r standard size morning newspaper. Hansell _ reaches more of them in New York City than any other standard s g pap | expanding s0 rapidly. . when so alluring by our competitors in the general merchandising SZ ——S a tield who have learned to use advertising so effectively. It . | C7 IWS 2 t net B : e/ SS | sane Vo. Vf ISS) should be the object of the in | & ed , =< Sl vestment banker to make in- | 4 ptr) co hay Y : vesting just as easy and just ton University | : Dr a meas | as inviting as spending.” (Chairman of the Invest ment Research Com- : mittee of the Financia. | Adverliserd Asteocia- : ign. weet 8 WEEKDAY MORNINGS — IN GREATER NEW YORK

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_ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH. = BROWNS’ MANAGER PLANS TO CARRY FIVE SOUTHPAWS ALL SEASQ\¢ARDINAL PAGE 32 _____ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ___ _.__WEDNESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 23, 1927__________-_. + 7 ee a — ~ aon = a NA one a - STEWART AND © Fitz-Corbett Bout Almost Became Wide Gains His Caddie — et MIAMI \YERS TO BE BOLEN ALMOST Doubleheader When They Shook Hands Third Victory of ae aie = : : “ ae 5 le i ORKED SLOWLY RE eT American Tour iam : SURE 10 STAY “Ruby Robert,’ ¥ by Robert H. Davis: A Story of Romance {/5. ash Star Captures 3000-|Sinks 30-Foot Putt to Win mits — oo Eckert Stars Be FOR FEW DAYS in the Prize Rin : 3 . a i iii ita ak te el: —————~ ae § Meter Run—Lermond Wins From Cruickshank and ian ai Team in Nor : | Howley Wants to Know eames e | Another Title. Mehlhorn. aoe sickers Pa ee, Weather Greets About Nevers, Who Is Both Got Set for a Swing , . The Excitement Was All lami jo set Love peat: Totes, BE World’s Chanipions for ies s ce Will During Exchange of ae ‘ Washed Away When Bob’. ds pena ering mere NS Lucky Donnell. © Kindrei. "| | Special to the Post | Flor; Still Missing — Rice t Words When Jim Asked Pt = | arc and His Wife Joined in a "BOSTON, *b. 23. es in CLEARWATER, Fila., Feb. 23.— | ‘lear Fortune, Golden Dean a et on ~, | . ? First Sessions — . ’ 4 7 . . .* ~~ | . i 4 iia ; ane ~ the Post-Dispatch. tapped Fitzsimmons as victo! ee Scot: ae : a oe eaterday reen yesterday, and Bobb ruick Seventh Mmce. Bve-sitieentis mile: utes of play to scene ban " AVON PAS “~~ Fra TARPON SPRINGS, Fla., Febd..' pandemonium broke loose a 1 y SER OLS SS ‘itzsimmons replied very i in desl in 2 "2a hank and Ri} chlho 7 r F stacey tory. ere is 3 Meese . : sa . " . : » ’ ates . ~ ee . és Pal as : 4 ‘er ' yy a J ¥ ‘ ‘ q . = - 4 .* sec eeeaccat Fe = ‘an indoo rack to sda} « > 9 days’ nla ieht . - sates entities eee ae & loom ‘ .eir world series victory over ing to history, did some keen chop- | hac , s, advisors, officer: 3 5 oe : | rou.” ‘its ‘ntimiic mi: ti ete « ns Sin : en eae a | akin inkes cv Crook @. 2. ee wew York Yankees, plat to | ping now and then. ove anager Dan ',¢ 1 ' ane couvenir-seekers. 2 es eas ss Cpesii Gagint metas ae , ae one see i 5 ~ eng gm — ; n. : Lap eae a? . sal re ore of themsélves Howley of the Browns yesterday itzsimmons steppe ack % his ~ | cy ; ; 4 + Aaa An ha’ oe ' i i rie j ’ : ’ ] ~ 2 : L ~ “a ” i oa one-c me le “ - i i ‘ - 4 , : ree e a the Browns worked only two hours dazed and helpless. poWe! . i Bes. “a a wees sali remain Nitta i , secumaae thom egg elmer | es iat . setts: inf] . mh some qua . - . ~ > * 4 ‘ #} ¢ kw + = } ‘ ita a. P s ‘ . - i¢ - ' 2 r ‘ P > . S i} ‘ . ava Ta" a | s & ‘ . . if 2 a e a+ —they certainly worked. ‘Sis ice |] tC him seni _ : ee ie alee ae ee ' : 7 ina «he haide wovrid'’e ra pees : Martie -e Thamond. .. ‘ rave burt t has burst. ~ , ~ ~ . BO ~ iis - . as _ a vU ry, “~- & aii’ : , wipes ‘ ; + ‘ - "+ eee e eae F' ~ es . aa ; . | ie "A Ae 3 c , ?7 s : aT ‘ — 1 Chad | } . . . g = ** . : Today full time periods wi ly, howev 1e recovercs rith es. oS } grt a ada «8 ketene: eee alicia: 3 , ittle Juéxe mare Won os fe gs discouraged Avon resumed, with first 1: | ' : : ager ; isi + : —— ; | = rev are going ahead hougn Killefer in uniform to 20 wiley rivi re of confrontins his =] Bes 9 yaa ane : Bane . wii werd rr i 2H mi r marl ? min- . mes ie 3 wae i 7 ag? 1 eg 3 S cial Bouts j ee ( ; ” : w hin mg ; ’ ments, Just ag | ; direct the troops. Killefer arrived queror. ee ame, ditions | utes 262 conds. e declare of ee Dia BN I PRE started off wither" f the past SS this morning. The confusion was so great th: ee ede cl ete Wikis eile Mies al ) — = jn eterans 41 , i eee | hance to DUY. . : | ) Even so, my feet were litt his arrival here th | not Burke weakene? in the creren,, Om Amateur Card 224 wee in tront 145 a9 ant Tm vor fran * : . . \ . : —_ ~ , ~~ >t? While there is no evidence of in acl -* Lee = ¢7 PAKI! nm al naoor ack n ninutes ps worry, Manager Howley would be ° >in separated from Fitzsimmons ' Zs i ;S. we ae : A peat a oki : _ te e : The voun Patt. iropning s wictiel Lee d eS 2 = minu q “oach Black A : at snainall eiitind on the * men rer: adiatel. ‘ bid i id a4 asian stroke . ficra_ natn‘ advantage 27 En . R ° f sen in some reserves and g: tt. is in sister reaper. | he doce hot cate te attesnst Yn the |! ive-point advantag tries Received for Open (ana Stanford of Washingtes ee eeu 2j » ’ Wb wettye a a. ety Res ae leedeividie ope“ PR Mp «Mth He ee x a 4 ’ mh nie Sayre ates a cea sad We Dn « aequbeninli Feus4 Se SA si u e » Bi none ~~ = Kg 9 Ah a. co ame ~~ ’ u B z S soon as Referee = Ore y nigh tonto: — o st A eS pgs a ee ” - Dike ‘ - e * fe angie Soo igeceys Ce ee oe a . ‘ i te — a ‘ cai areas + os * eabe + $der H sie taped Aediphatews: ibe tteMedebanblece: a kin 4 ©. Symes ‘a ba: fate oe ie 4 . ? - +3 o ¥ * st AO et Rites i eX * ae ree oy. x7. 4s tues ra wn T* p tm t pee ~ ee a ow beet Aen - te ve @ - POR. ARN ie tah is Mitibnatibiien.» A mecatithth laid, ch sda A ito IY LUCIA 2 i i SE ean GAM S08 2 NRRL ag gt ies a goaeaeae on a ‘pty ae. A Se very glad to know the whereabouts ° - . : sae 3 i i 7 ~ bh + Orr? ty = ’ a rin he tty j : o ane } Pon’ og ¢ erimen ion * eusie.. ite , LOle (he tinai : 7 s ‘ sre : E z x ta ms; 1? " ms 7S. Sil iy 4 «i . R 'e' . — -TVT AT or} iil ‘ i ai A hs bh z hd Nace a Bonn : 3: : i i nara pressed to % P ; — - + out we? delayed by those storms on the ‘@ a GDI SRT As | a ice Sera basin BS Oe scene was enacted ‘ous eft! on his outdoo er 7 ) - 1 Tomorrow. it half time = ee eT a oye mad. é — x ‘ 02 ant : oe zs om : pL adda ha A . 4 . _ =“ ‘ : at a ial nee aad .414,T5- P ; : * , r ris F ’ coast. He figures Ernie is in pretty @*! Se. ees adegiay 0% i Balt Me n. 2 «wer ‘oo fhich started formances. , ws ae 7 Eckert’s basket se Sta . ae: © onal ats! hana £ ft - '| ~ ‘ ory a - ++] ye ' r : ;, ; “i ‘ e » ‘ oT} a h > Itvr¢ ; ; i gis. " from ; | “ ' Ore hard id R« ’ sSnapé aite! his gridiron sea - - ; ; a2 i1€ SiiOQu (a TT) i@4 hl > 6. ry y 2 > jor: ae . ifi Pa ee , ee - A ae ae — . the score at the ar? - . bit tardin still o etary.” ‘ | , i tot gia ered ' ger ight 4 — oe Willi be introduces >» followers of) the second half end the.Beas o hin “the Best.” it of tardiness, . Fitzsimmon hen ffered his ' noth: reprimanded Rober vith exerting himself only enough woke, i da a ’ co | Ot inued fr Everyt ing b ;, Yiv~le avie 7; — “e ’ en ; 2 aahts} a is Es . as ; , ; ‘ _ : +e]; _ ‘. . : —-- —“S —_— : — . , ae? : . ; rv”? The Dest ceiery | Dixie Davis has no re Corbett mace Challenge. hai hich Corbett accepted With-|¢5, his display and command : he last of his 0} . Burks, sis he : er | | ntaettn! 12 ealeeee oe | “See that celery Se be and the chances are that h on't. | ' ’ _— ’ ut for on: nd emmin hi: bes -eease ween immediately re h a rti xf a mil Limmse > anir - at elinne ae al} m the worid rOWN Fjget Sete. : Howlev refuses to say whether 7 HIS ‘ L4i4 e we oas \ j ’ c . A +e = nee Foe aihiaa \ : - 3 "ee ‘oi = E = a - be sii 7 Pill il meg Las PLALAL Li ‘ * ‘ . > eo | | . ie a — an : 20 large that ; g ** liis tT) was Si] roun ‘ | ‘> *y wt & maa * ‘ a aa baa - a4 ‘ ~ - see, 5 s 4 » . . « { 8 = - - v - P = > 4 on 2 L ii | | ’ a . - . - ; ne de : ‘ neal not he expects the veteran in camp. PROT ee a ae ‘T am throu e rin (To Be Continued Tomorrow, ) lanky Har | intrs nd ehlhorn. neoedine miraenion aie : i brats } ial eu bave *O Da’ 7-inch bleach- : : ; ; Z : ‘ : : i - | Lea as ' ; > > - * | i : aa . sea x . -£ : : ; . ~ ‘ . P| if > i . . 4 i T : > j Tr i] I } : i . » > : > . a ; 1 Ww nop m Which would seem to in te ase, eoencinaninnea , mn wT? ee nine — — : i _ in ; ented b ‘ } a Olg | = bo. indica : , == os onan ; . nile ru inning from a : ’ hie een cieniaiie spects | Which sent raska back ined’ " vith! light-] ei maha and Othmer qm | he ts not. Apparent!; ere’s 9 ° handicap ot . | ach ! ) , “hen” on somewhere. an ; . ; * e MYSTERY SURROUNDS 1) Mv | | ¥ ie ‘ ~ fi=h . : . is mars va ee : D , Dn foun — le ‘ sini at sore “sm 7 | ee Davis wer hio State Five RUTH'S LETTER To I. WaCKIN IS school master’s: machine-Iike |Iv rolled his long putt on {ts $1000| cen sent. penne. middle-| i: aded Defore very long paleo lings : eer —— . Vi { Fi t , c oe Sere teran Do! “The ‘+ five finishers | ———— ee eee WASHINGTON (34). as a y i . farmers t s! ip) umbles Indiana ncaa 1cior in irs ny Hennie ned out #0 | were: Wiltte Micin, Garden xe | eee | . their farms to fertilig ar aot, aa henge ey Si SNR te sg aes EE Shy! Se a . Shey tree IN carer AL s+ a asked on the right-hander. ; . is sO Howley's System Imopresses. e the A i Pres zag Keg Si vo Imy Ar- ee he cilia. Otumemiataliateall Stanfora a There has been no mention of From Bi Ten To Fi rw val. . 4 | ourney atc Seg ane Sep aie ey gi treater . WO Lain Cae teh Barnesek comage® a ag ws ® deal including Kenny William: g be Ruth set forth in a letter ) alas ee Po ‘ : | ernie! Tiet Bee ’ 1. | Rippletee, forward nor wil] Howler eve ieee. hte oe : anne ol law . swage ; > Brad w York " oA ae Ee eee ME n hint that ee ee .U ;. tn ; : . P ; “ae m4, ae Bias .? 4%. n. liz) eavy hts, Totals ces Williams will not be with the elu! ask Yo . ata the argu- Defeats Baliard of Minneapolis, are Seay oF Be ee te . =aeO G4- are carded as special actions : NEBRASK. ehis ~ sei Othe xpert: .ow- Hoosiers Lose, 27-18 — Wis- .... -.:.: gg tase abe SO to 41, in 72 Innings, [S6-eenk ‘Mackal aes. copa A list of the entri or prelim- Smaha. forward oe Se he 19: in, Michigan Win ands: Se ie oe oe 7 ni a ee Le ee a larry H. B. Davis of Los’ An } Ri ct they may or may ne richt abou Tie for Lead. | it. — . have to rses. oakige (le Seah etcetera eh * mt Se - Sis > a ” tenn ee magE ee GY hee te eo es ual a >" — - * - The new pilot’s system impresses i Se 6h. » Sntinwr te eee me FGM LEDS! : ss : aa a ST. JOSEPH TAH FNTER * yin oy a Saniora a ae. fe waite More each day. Jumping into aq By the Ass ited Presse "s at | i ie brine duc- oe 4 : ; : i ; a : cer 7 LuecKke. 3 a Referee—L, V. Brown, Kansas. “pep” game for a few minutes. Dan HICAG be! : The B ESTE P ‘ he : Macklin hi Lat ' ey. ms — 3 tr] we sth _— LEAGUE . Gs ce. th B ; v aes t PREP LEAGUERS TO will retire to the shade : i Fe ieee tandi : 4} ] , . - _ he 2s — . : — cae : ‘ i : i . . pee ie a : clubhouse porch for a bit. Hel. | Piain today, |Yerterday. but gossip abou hampionship tournament, won hi | page : Feb. 28.—The 1305004 ctass—F eh PLAY SOCCER . | tae Ts to aee evervthin, To i | . a a e' ’ ; ° Fe | J : : 4 an ae ‘ : : i : : ; ‘ J - Sian he yells to “bear down” 4 } se rates oes ae ee ' eam RES ver J. F. bai Nils a Sate os men e western A hiner iS istial Bib ge , is . aaha™. Aaa ‘ - ; ; i I - - Ra - os A 6 sf . , 4 j 4 ~ 4 4 ~ ‘ . _ . . ° ’ ’ a "% - 7 ; more. Ano‘her, he wil] stc _ g :; Be = 4 ; 3 ae ae : iis 1 : . — . “a 4 i. 3 44n.44.4 ‘ ‘= &. 4 i ees A rit i \ “a 3 » 3 — ae : r - a(t R’ I 1d PON £4 ‘ , a @7 Con : working too hard. He'Y 6 ®!] unexnerted emart showing 7 i 7 : : as a ae ) x asaya 2 ed Ces eee y+ O'Farrell ie starting | hy | The Sroup in the outfield chasing fun- 2 that I foes to “step on it,” and he'll call, gijy 27-18] s the second |: a a ee e Shia | aru ; ts r Boston Athleti ee ee League Park oe WATS Bre A lis 4s dir. . he stu teliver|~ 4 one of the rookies over for a hit of. -: ‘ ; i a ae UTD 4 thAR SE dais iis ed B ) ' rill be r- 14 nae 4 —— Shel outh nac : ; > and he thinks thet! —_ . = ‘ r ; 3 .._ . 7 ‘ . ST ’ 7 ; ~ _ ’ + . -_ ” ; ‘ - y - Be » rie : as =e: - baal ai : 44 R446 . ~+4 ak. + F + . a i ~ ' ~ 7 Son ' ~ > . > ‘ ~ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ent ’ : . : on ol * ; " ' LTioh > ot : ‘ . : ‘ : : consultation and advice. /Columbus team has been poison krawn the: . Oe ed Ut = | ee bos és Frat seen tha deren Ott Me odes | ee ae ee ee, Pe 7 ne he men need to do is get InEnEaaE Howley is greatly impressed with : sop vrgeltcmed tas ee . se Sighscaeas Motorbus A. C nh Thes Seu waa | te @ oe Hitio: | Short Harry Rice. and it mav h- LS Oho . . - . , an it may He said nat Pitc t) ers “Must Learu to Fit. quently Rice is impressed with Howler i niac ™ aturday ia {8s vaher hi Theref i . i Xa at . 4 . ‘ ‘ x ae ad i . ¥ + 3 ; . : cy ele. . oer > Last vear the speedy Horry did not ; $59 ¢ Am Ly - ' : 2 meee a es Mie a . 2 tee ; map maltese ‘ on ° - 7 7 x4? . ‘ . ‘ : 4 i ‘ ; } ‘ : ’ ; ee aes: aaa — or Play up to ‘form. This vear his ¢ v-| > i tenia sg ‘Nee a : ‘ies é niy -se ! ee rl a FSi ai Boag wt age a ata ee one ) et | wil ery action wold predict a better! ins 7. linhi ; | e wo | : ee ¢ : tote: ae? . imp ) * Aik |" 4 ts. adic i ‘ i See. ’ sir Tie p' ~ - . . : * : ° ‘ iJ ee! ; : ’ f-« ro Season. The fact that he is work- weir we a ines merican 0 r. am Bec three run ‘i ' whe . hatttmer #Beetal aie ing a week ahead of any possible the one Outfield rivals argues a better dis-| lowa. which been . four- sh ee ee : : . the aaa as j Position toward his profession. | wey tie wii Wier, i 3 er on . safety game n ind each “i s so ti elf poise : . ae | Three Bar e a WV . } LO . ; le Y} ‘ rt | ; | , - . . aw ‘ @ : : sl © 7 : Rice > Tig ; to Play Richt Field. they are the dive, According to sso plans, ie at af th ist oft 7 j ' : rs os Ka i , i A - Ld a i ¥ : ae , . ‘ 37 , * , : ws ri.j RS se ee | aichigan wrote the high scor eam of Setiers . 7 24 seconds with T. 4 4 . batting Se Siren 7 : oe — sh 8 ana agin The tourney i round-robin af- ° : | accurate. es that shor I field in; O: th ason in beating ’ Fa i , writ} DB. A. nad J ph rp. nd ] that ¥y pitche : t rigt : 7 , il : - Fal?! ra : i} . ; jet | os | Bs hte es pody inte ; . . e Ts ¢ . | . _ i 4 in» iw " ‘ . 4 . . x i “| ner : Sportsman’s Park requires the pres-. : ?, at Ann Arbo! ferbaan i ‘ 2 ‘ . ence of a re: and accurat had his , hn the basket. making idaho Mail Carrier Drives Bird a | \raav Le Ot. 3 : : ne r @ rit | oe . - : ie a _| dive will = : i: The ¢ thrower. Besides, Howley says, ev-| seven field goals and three fr Dogs Through Snow to Ae TWO TIE CONTESTS ery report ne poe iad of Shulte,| throws for 17 point . ° > = the bov from Milw waukee, contains s a result of the night’e nlav : Davis on Top In IN CHESS TOURNEY the information that his (Howley’s) . team: hang: noniti ‘ center-field worries are over. Then Michigan y rte sj peta a : th h R ; ,comes the question of left field.| from ond place to a ¢ ace ee Orses oe ace with three candidaates—Williams | . ameiien Presa el : és aan ASHTON ida Feb. -23.— : Bing Miller and Bennett. iim second place. with een | Puoting | am of Irish setter , Manager Howley will go the rout: 3° he Ba and Olverines aril Kimball ‘ascade, [daho Champion Jackson Defeated by 4 with Rice and Shulte. His work! 3tth top by beating Northwestern § mai! arrier, h nerican Blair Nunamaker in with Rice has been to win that; ‘V?™ssee. lowa ‘ent from con ; a rnin : boy’s confidence, an4 this task ap_| P! sont : sm dog derby he: sterday over | Big Upset. neta Mal oe rshall . parently has been fulfilled. Rice! a rom first t tie ith soap Pe ee dats oi fe shes : fe Syne " S 1 seems a different person tha: in| ttsimois for alt lace parts of Idaho and Utah. Kimbal we aaa és PULTE ira r. Alekhine of omethi to remember 1926. He has the fire he alwavs ithe nio State "i ry nor Maa e 2o-mile irse in 1 hour : / Grit ait ae alana s ari was leadiocked ? ng e 7 has needed to make a real star lleagos feat changed the rela- | o: n ite 6 St nds. Last year | eee gato oe ee | reese opie = = According to the Browns’ roste- rive P 1Li0T , ’ hes 3 eal The t! ¢ irse w ru! mm i me - est pset in ie in ' oe . Sa : ; i ' | must stop in and get Howley has only 13 pitchers. This ba anne ieee Penen place, with |! jockoaeg am in J ons nual tournament of the Vational ae es includes Sam Jones and omits }ixi. , | Davis. His Mrese nt purpose : ‘ i a “4 2 ; . sit , m ; . vis Ba ‘ iis } : : } ete [ S . + é : . ah : ‘ : i] an ‘ . carry 11 pitchers, s0 that, f th : nee epic | eis, wine . 4 | ng ¢ | , , a? | | in “eo . Nort 1% ‘ “Tr rp ri r , , : 7 es . , “ > —_ ‘ + . ' . - P on : P . ies ia , oe “ : ; ‘ ; ; _« virtually present squad, only tw nust h. Min NMREY iE can 7 aie pe Ce ‘ €1a eated Frank * ive i lance ; > lInnesots : one game won ou (iit irse. ] ) ir 4 tes | } , , r . . “ “ surfac . discarded. To those watching th | . : : ws . resent : That was fu u a0G | f +h + einir + * s ’ 9 ‘ ism si, “ LT - . q : eT if ( ‘ _ — . m + ; a 7 ; : ; . ¢ '? * has under contract—Wingard. Zachary, Mich'san ' inning inotnel lampien a a | : aseha!l classic lagt *°OUt © mst +. 2G. J ed fou min =} = a co a Eee es ihe ae ee ce 4 ' | ao came ef tan legs beg ea " . : Falk, Stewart and Bolen. A glance) Pordy Be : ; ee ee . So citaenen maaan is inlet ' nt the supposed “contenders” of d : +. a > " ‘ nfl ia i ot : s Heine: - 1] P ? WT ‘ cat ¢ é Y Y) + mM . ’ ; | o > onl 4 és 4 ts 4 rg ia8 morning and eee i > -" 4 a , m™ y % . ¢ - « bet the American League -the Yanks, lowa | ekacecdoane.. ngage Se ee ae place runamake ; T | - he workout from 1} , Senators, Athietics and Indians = etal aida et let : i Nee pare itched ‘ingers a 20 double Bee IO stincos enn dalviscemeiins a SAFE Y | wah ‘ouch & aren that meoh of itis pu nail os 7 te ae — — . : fi.« ta ws 6 5 : oe i } " . y la c20n’s P acne ~~ . ' : ae “Aas . a. . : on ‘ , * * -orTTry 16 these teams comes from southpaw ee te ene, a a apap igs Ca eae ‘ingers and i doubles n ee af iabobes + Cotumbu RAZOR — om Ho yn, al dge of imutes .« sig ‘ iropped ‘ : ‘Ama ¢ — erlel : Aiths batters, VETERAN SOCCER MEN Me Trade, winner of Gis Me ge TPP a, George Brouiliete, matte peared to be tn odd wl It’s too early to say just how th: ai a 3 i eras l, Tampa : 7 right-handed group of hurlers wi'l LOSE TO YOUNGSTERS ; ar set haetiialia tales tgs oad gay aaa” syncs tie TE ‘pete Ppt inandh ; aie - i id vo stack up. Gaston, Vangilder ani ae sows we tik, cies: Ce ae “pie | OUI SF VICIOriVs gives her an | | 3 ther. -aua Sas while he Dit kes Gee Stee elena | IN CHARITY CONTEST n. finished a poor seventh after | ““yinm . Se ae - edge of two games v “ne with the finest edge . won ae ~_ and wag Dae Dene Ne : 3 ~~ ; . i ms i : i : RAail ‘ Lhd : . ‘ leicins ; ' - i , 3 : ’ 4 ‘ . : . . | » ade ; . | ha vs : hd - : preset Gay s , id ~ - 2 have og ~~ wal i enneisimeiae al siieditiaiaaal st | ound Cen, ame oe ee aan . aghssmne Oe RES 1 : ee ee ae settheg Peel, a pers ae OAR mle 6 + Seabee Aieernpinepaitn . ‘ : » ee I nena Fe 3k Aiba: BS Akt ebay cial Wek DAMES «NR Slate SN ae 6 kong * gh ot ine ‘ali SE Ne ot A De pete ita 9 ba “ ae ee, taex 4 PPLE ALE GOS md i 4 a ; rears vA x ated 2 — ‘mn ; fore he: . JONES AND GARDINI Gant: Oe dettit of velirans 1. or entrants: were far ishing | | : : | ee | he. fest seven had crossed | . nr _ | that steel C fj ke Werican wus (Newt Nee eas cca lt ude) | Sure on to Ce Rid of Dandruff On aan =— BRO Ps n 8 OE OT Carricep ee tne RR oo BLS pee - - AS EY RR, SOD pC ey. am Stee ee eee ‘aul Jones, ee mee es ' ao ey ge EUROP \ CHAMI ION that n Sites | SOLD BY A A sq Re 4 é sted Pree 'R JU. that never LL DEALERS THE WORLD OVER s Par. i ; sft ne when th ght Wrestier, ww 10 has al lked 4 P d ne blew at a nearby ms 23 —jJeorges Carpen- up four victories in local evouts si ‘ , : = Among th ay will be ®ent against Renato Gar- : , ote , 7 : Tt; “ _ > = pe a : ) : aa as soe Ga Pair. H » rei: » Bh © . it. ? wa . me Tmer iight heavyweight a tad a* fudge in “ne of | ~ familiar Kures ax dint, an Italian. tn a finish match ° c “Outs at the Ciraue De ; “— ai an, who sti!l wield at the New Coliseum next Puesday . . €*. @wbere many cham- e®-champions figured tn There is one sur i Ride etlasess an 5h Abele etait cotets wccnidacib eB night. Connie Reed, Red M | Tien! _ ‘Amman, Joe Coff Ome of the preliminaries will in- _ Big “Ws " i Willte Foelew f troduce Count Ivan Zarnoff. a Bowte ; : : ure ; ’ | McLarnin Fights a Draw. i By the Associate! Press. VETERANS. SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 23.—Jim- my McLarnin, Vancouver and! Tommy Cello, San Francisco. riva) prize the {Rrrertran eate@d the E armpior z - Morning, most if not all, of a ‘ ‘ Va , " | hn A ij / The De Luxe 2 a " hic : ncruit i ) and two! ; . 4 } he ’ , is _—= . ' keenest waif iin 4 aos TY me oe ie | f he , : TI ry BI les (eae ! = 2% refused ¢ J . idges gave the .fight pietely diss siv and entirely ‘ ‘ , = : , : i =e : ve on — i “ ~ shaving edges). The , _ : ; ae ee og A An , every simgle sign and trace of it. | hectec : agen | oP ie aE ae means science cae shave. ph r, flyrweight cham- lghtweights, fought 10 fast rounds tfey Reet helt R. a oo re Nor mandy at Gentes Day. no matter how much dandr: o ’ LOOK ame Py ee ee - Se Fe Ss . , 5 ~ . perfect a 4 . i Geleated the is ime ade oe at the San Francisco > we ow Normandy H . nay have. Ce Bees EPs | Quality wes Michel | park yesterday. — Eee heesen ven esty Bie trown co Ee trans e County rou : median boy piled ~ they the e — ook League will pilav Country Day of} You will find. too, th iat al! itching » ° u bP an eariv ead, . . FR. Mi. » 7] rn ara tr Aarw | eh and dd: ing 5 ? - | : rg ‘ “ello oft set heey °4 flauahir x : ~~ : eo ory LOaRrie 7 is after- ; eit Seng “ th 1¢ scalp Wii D you Wil ; Thi $ simp! 6 remedy nish. The . ie er (in Own goal). Amman | TOON at 4.30 at Country Day 1 ; , mstamtiy, arm li b here were no knockdowns 2. Healey 4. Tracey 2. Reeg 2. ‘basketball cemtest ' eles a ¥, amc your hair will be! has never been known to fail. Tear. ta titi tie i de a a a a a a eee : tT , . ¢* . He St PPO POP OO ee

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— ‘ C : : ipping a on the 4 ls Land of onfidence. | Paes ss ice eno te ai Moe IO aR ti ame , a2 : s League, 1e fleld against the (harleston Normal Si, llinois - ty ‘ 0) y _ le : , 4 4 . d Se a bs ee: - a Prost eet re a : cuh USKeTs if} a none Sr pe eo ‘ asa bes “ eo . 2 Pe ee eee *s 2 4, Ait a Kee 3 = iene z eo Johnston ( ity ? -. "toe ina first | ollege 24. f. INnSnip baskethba}] game b ay eer. , : . a . KA Pee i ‘tke ie ant ’ ss. a x > os ‘ 3 Ne : o: “3 ? ee round In +2 *¢ 9 ¢ oc Fo ~@t ] As ( arleton 38, Hamline 16. > After traili ere J. Roy Stockton. 65 Me aes | t GIR hes et Pay a aOR Senate: ee a SiS See eres, , : ees I ates Football As- North Dakota U. 21. Nerth Da- rn! more teams have yet to At ai) if throug By . eek ae Po $s £ ‘ si. RZ fs : ; chee ae is al ‘i $ Risatiee Z oe se ae? “\ he 2 Soclation cup ? ie at Sportsman's kota Agcies ry : uy J i} th fiv @-THAM €N ent giv ing the sec ae ’ pope , : ‘ pon aed Period, the Post- -Dispatch Sport Staff. : 3 : | “te ‘Park, Sunday, Tate Brady's men Marquette 24, Lawrence 22. the East St. Loulsans a good chance t : evnet fives w PARK, Fa., F eb, 23.—If Bethy . Fi a ORR Eee ~ BE ee AO ye Phy will face an eleven which has not Wesleyan 30, Bradiey Tech 31. | £7 the championship. Pp! Se $3 a real SAL VUDEIC, rg iy | er erence Be ~~ * & : its: ot. Regi egy o ; se SRR RO a K De bene cay j ; Prineeton 23. Yale 19. ‘Me Flor) da ee ase .- on SS ae. Bdge : 3 z AOD me 3 OL file ape Se ae Ph Ne wh 11973 , ho lawe 4, + . icialie® infiat lé quar- : > RoR oe gin. gs Ah iy ES Ree : | OEE, See ee. ae oe SS : mets: a : Se on qualified the eleven for the | William Jewell 38, Tarkio ind Othmer Dla. may have ciiat it has burst. Sn ene Rick eR ES Rg = Rak? a ae ie eta rd ae Boy Be OS competition proper for the Dewar’ Teachers 27. in the Neb age ie scouraged Avon tn a ee ; ee ye Fk, oe sea SS. ale ee PO Sete = ‘ ‘Cup, Benton was defeated, 1 goal Central College 28, Missouri to 0. West Frankfort, Zeigler and! Wesleyan 24. ts x it has Hot oie ate ; ey Be soi oe : “8 ckert with six They are & ing ahead with PREZ “a a te is 2 os , . an Sed bg eee, Magee % - ‘ . ' \ ome exce llent wanes ; - ee acs tho? igh the othe ie bo Sete, fe pees. 2%: ms. & f, ix { \ nae Pee” %. “ > . a 2 CAF ee ae St ee ee Row: ; og Royalton, all with representative Kansas City (Kan.) Junior Col- he We i mrelopmeni=, .\ “ ' sn nthesepein F 2 4 be , Se se t 3 eR iy a ee — =. ms : teams hav he - , lege a4, Wentwerth Military ones a8 hington | +} er were here beg- Be SSE ee BPs, es : ne ee Bee: Aas *s er * pS re sails 8, have been beaten by the on- ee ds of Lie p re , ; “P| } © . « . We ¢ 9 2 vs ioe for a cant ( vity S66TOgauon. - Yankton College 33, Seuth Da- if 7 ron ” } hy * +4 $> ‘ q : * ie - f % Soe. Te Se ale ~y >) ae ‘ ee y ae. “4 . . > = - ' » ‘ ao eS at Oe Pome have the climate, the sun- em : ai fois S33 a | Ds EIT SE ee RS 2 a | Jne American-Born Player. kota School of Mines 27. : ee Sie and we have t only high- a 3 ice Saal rose ip gt Skk Gene ORO Ss OS Or a ea See Mie . } Si i aa aire & On the eleven which is sched-, AMERICAN LEAGUE, F cent n som reserves and Er gale I cade * Hori ' they: say ay ke i ‘ > : 5 biggie eeEes ae Fa Se s : Hoe. & mon. ae RS 7 2 : wor uled to face the Wellstons there is Brooklyn Celtics 37, Philadel- Sic f ’ . pcOUnIs) 44 ‘ a if A : me 7 a xr 2 ’ rs bor pee ee 2 OMe Rae pti we ROR RR Tine, Be SO , ">" or Open | ) and inford of W ashington rts: C park 3 an't I P $9 5, RAP Ia a Ss ed rack pee ARE i 1 lee OO So SPP tae but one American-born player, | Phin 22. aii eg - 3 ig A sk« - “ 4 . 4 os ie ae S.. we : , od a ~ RK ee > 2 ‘ ' 4 vay i us e e . . A es ed on a scoring Spree, Neb sham » fron is is 1€ oe *: hc Spree Be “FP & ; 32 #8 ae Pes on PERE Sate rc: i Pe: « KS OS CRS Treasure, center forward. Of the’ . Pulbrimer sce aE nae wa - . y-bheal har 3 pressed to lead ° ; away ii om ° 4 2%, x "" nat eae. : - ee eee RS ORs 5 ‘S ee . : see 7 / . P Eednee ; othe ila ate ewe s r 3 oe Ww ashington SH. Raltimore 25. orig St nainalinaiaaa a Si Sate gnd the grea f ‘ Cs Re Seog ; ? ee ee. . oem ae es Bn ge SRR es as aie MS Ea S Rex» rs, Si A vorn in Engiand neiinesininaiiliin:. “ates . _ a + @ ii t Sos >: . é MO . “> > ee ~ ° 2% fw : = . la! time mrenies © . ; eM ye om, — tenes 3 Se a CR Ss, ao a > % 2 SES. ’ tr es 4 a ’ win) ois meeamemalasin : that ‘nar eee AS $ ly ae ee ie * sy i 5 wd Or. >) Re * : . “ ; “> « eh A ae is ies en Sie a " > x = 5 OO ay é Me par Naat ‘$ et a rent i al p Bosgre: on - G3 ” . OE BR A ea? . Sy i. % a forwa rd, who was sought bv St followers of; *™ * end the. Bees Everything “the Best. ” Ci Ege. eek es POR cr: sy ahi eee EE Ne en Tee MON oS PB gh oR tae SR ES 2 aR RENO OEE oy SAM ONES "Sage a Louis teams sevcral years ago. Cur- FAYETTE, Mo., Feb. 23.—In th t r ad . . : 2 ie DP i¢ e un til] ar } ot iat ce } PT \ 54 .% ne be st Cc eiery % : te éoi ite e. oe - ee. RN, . e Oe ee vs oe BRE oe ate oe “i Pde Bee Ss es, : a + "See t iaed 4 i d ay Pe ees os Sale re Bed Bee ans 3 Sai ic Sak Sega set SSS RE ae pg OOF “Ro : me m se ; ¥ ey “ARS Was a member of Bradfield ( ity ir pire ; ve : MI ‘ - . - i. , " t?] has 4 a 4 : . me ut . * j + Fi +, . . ary) r} ‘ - IT} the Niise Ni DOraska center, : i oe ' . ithe English League. | Manager Murray of Johnston!» as +. aoe 9S ate R$ + es . . = fac. Pa nee og : 4 . Ee %; a ra ae ; Pe 2 fg Soe "G ae 5S : v F 5 a Sout h ern Illinois. ‘ da 4 h . ay awkers ee i. yes ; 5 : : wes, Geka: hilt an in the dq freely, 1 : pe Re & Beg oe ® prpie o > et, ae ees Da: Midi ty con. sein a ee, = 4 wah he ere tee 11z£ s.r a he hey a Ey ery af . hee grows so rapiaiy «2 - Rane cag ; sé ’ ‘ - : a to have a 27-inch bleach The Old Timers” who played in annual Charity game here yesterday afternoon. From left to right, top row: = nd that’s a bis John “Butch” Amman, Joe Coffey, Joe Sheehan, “Ponto” Palmer, John “King” Finnegan, T. McConnell, Al Sucher. [ity ne ' n | ching board. Bottom — row: Willie Brady, Bill diisded Co Reed “Red” McAuliffe, George Tivey. Jimmy Hill, lalfback. ill is a Tommy ill, rr iber ; poe: $1 lead Im: an thme : licht-heavy : a and Othmer t@ het black roun: ove ———— ;, , a erent enntentnmenanions le Ye . . 4 a | OT ® Bricklayers of Chicago, and middle- ‘eg; on , ce for the H : a That's what yc CZ mueci ee ae a si petal pag: ath iain gies shin faite Sins 2 light. | “= a iil bur aT) s R f t NN: the Johnston City star, according 7 le Sens: like pe urn, an d d "Last Night’s Fi | : lin, , leup: a ae ee we sii ‘armers to s econ oun 0 ght’ . ghts. Lo 4 rray, iS superior to his broth-'! feather- ~ ; WASHINGTON (234). FG k aA > iain | n Often Decided On the Muny Basketball « the Associated | Walker defeated | eleven wh Wi c Rene Devos, Belgium, European | Wellstons Sunday, with erles Tonight middleweight champion, six Pronto ange of the athletes, Getaway, Bear Coach Says | = tows weight champion of France, de- | rounds. “Spider” Pladner, fly- ; ; (,0oal, Robinson, English: full- . backs, Thompson, Scottish, and ES a Peony Fe ~~ ear Games, Starting at 6 :30, feated Michel Montreuil, oe Bewick meni hh: bead tne me Hill ‘ site, - . ‘ € , Pal aks S dc of cles s Arthur i r : { : H1; S is ene third of a series varticte s = pee gts Imm ing by by Arthur | Are on Program at St. Louis | rounds. Bert) Molina, France. | Scottish, Woods, English, and E. — Sermming ey _ uington 7 ersity, to be pre-| beat Albert Lepesant, nine | Foster, Fnglish: Atkinson, out- xi ere md — elegant Regie se aoe fora om oe het egpde . . | rounds. | side right, Fonglish; Paterson, - | Phases 0 Eee mm se i ene wt , give a ideas as to requirements for} ; | ae | inside right, Scottish: Treasure, attaining speed in aquatic events. The fourth article iill be presented | SAN FRANCISCO.—Jimmy Me- | center forward, American: Cur- Referee—L. V. Brown. hansas., rh a aso Re Swimming Coach, W ashington University. ie re Ty eh i 7 “tee aEAe: | Donald, St. Paul, defeated Rud- men, Men's Associ — 7 ee | Third Article—The Getaway in the Sprints. ; neinie. “Fea REE eum | die Frolik, oo pw i forward ‘ '|_ ee . ining Mis Ke} Lohrding forward fivweirchits: | Stanford, center Bu > et lng : Re hen vy weights, Totals ; ect attra: tions NEBRASK 4 = . a : ; } s for prelim- Smaha, forward lMioett. forward ‘are, center ex lineup finctions too we Rh eee + at the present See 5 ag + Faas niin a | enowswn ‘ : a “ ’ ‘ ae Me oe ape ey eh ak, Peal. dot ne ‘ i tae ~— . . . ~_w — einen — oicieihdiiambinaiad aaa ms EM rhe Puen 9 a ee me 7 2 x aie oe a : * pent — ~~ % nya Ala ere Ppt eae Oe ee ? a + Se I CORBIN: ERTL REE RETIN BS NER PRT! AEE NN SO te RI ASTER RTT BITE tse ED: NEO ARR ONES NORE COREE LF CTEM MOT TO LTTE Ke Te rat ' te gh + PR AED PR I gh re bac + =x - oe. woe ows “ i. 28 TO ten BOR ae oe 10 rounds. Kenneth ine I i} mee Hunt, Des Moines~ beat Buster strength to throw ; a 95 i . . _ . , » : ry*} 42 ~ -— ia. 1 —~t? ry ~4 : : , > & tiv «= 17) 2 r "4 air « ,oao. ; ‘ 4 ; > di wn ’ . nrow Pa O'Farrell starting slowl} ee 50-yard and 100-yard dashes are swum so exactly alike | ee Brown, Chicago. eight rounds, _ we m his men. » believes h“| that I shall treat them together, although in two articles. The pres- t things off | | | ‘ord Hum-| ALBANY, N. Y.—Jack Warren, f . \ . ~e ~# > 7 4 »laur ° , *% . rain . } : . pv. ay eee : - j } 2 ipla -i] 29 } rit} he > ’ 4 c +he S| h + « Bie vennant and he thinks thet | ent article will deal with the getaway for the short sprint races, and phreys. 9 he Peters are | Chicago, defeated Italian Jack ithe men need to do is st into} he next one with the sprint and the turn. | schedule 0 pla itz, _ Western | Herman, Yonkers. 12 rounds. (and the St. L s fresh- | a Biri . . + a fa € an , - f -_ { ” = " a = - " . sini = - . ° Huon Short races of eae ind are fre-; = 4 sagas ! a mi det SANTA ROSA, Cal.—Vic Morri- © Pitchers‘ _— Learn to Hit. ‘quently won by it seconds. ig aug Son Sing ate seen dat Y:09 The | gon, Onkland, defeated Mickey . 2litv ¢ ' a Mn« Sea ry , ‘ -, th, . 2 The Te noth gy ft ’ abo! 1t ‘ lai rI*}, , + . os r¢ od ret; Wa ’ in i “Ka t M at od a bit} is Ag je atid =~ in ay = { nool Marks, New York, 10 rounds. en a ; i net ore . a £ J . z - a iy aiser O . ee Le2 "} le Ww if ne re x 1's TY aet ‘ ” a SS MON TICS SR MP. A Meany a Ww ee a an Sas >. - + race becomes of : The Winn the wrn 1E4TN P be —— M ‘ . ‘ , I] in! 2 tn tournament BUTTE Mont. Andy artin ALL OUR WORK I4 GUARANTEED TO GIVE ortance. It is not ways Nhe B ttli M 1] , E cE a ung orris ri] ) sent Kansas City in| Beston, won from Dixie Lahood, SATISFACTION OR MONEY REFUNDED. fastest swimmer who wins a short P a fo i oe ——--~ Butte, 12 rounus. GIVE US A TRIAL AT YOUR NEXT REPAIR ming race. Quite often it is equi s ; i sie ai ea aoe vere 1e with the fastest getaway.| Feathers to Mix in Feature|;,.°........ ¢e3. tc: odin HOT SPRINGS. Ark. — Eddie MERCHA NTS TIRE co “a ; Se ia — Aetchell o oledo won a news- things go to make up a . ss ; “iN lots of work. he only hobby Ij,, getaway im speed swimmin Bout at East =. Louis, “.* £ xigipias - CRABS paper decision over Kid Lewis of 2710 WASHINGTON, OPEN SUNDAY MORNING. JEFFERSON 0673 , : a x4 S : : a ie : > : : ‘ r at t night. > ; n we is tha think there nevé@rj--..., -e correctness of poise for March 3. Hartferd, Conn., 1@ rounds, —- ee ee ee ne ey ae On ee ee EE ete mS aeteiomene a8 4 aad 7 the world!., Ziern ale nie a rtinge. and ‘ ‘ ae ee co , ’ ; carries the r $ 5 man- | rattling Morris of Duluth. Minn., > -% ee a a Tt tne] Se Be, Nice ee etc gre ae at sige RG phe 2 A Rg ae or Economical Transportatian its momen U an mM tne and Johnny ‘Peewee’ Kaiser lo- eS, i A “ PO "% Fe m : ti 4 Sy. . “ si Jp P not he Ch a ; ae cal boxer, hive been sig nN 1ed for the ~, sd : % ‘s oe . — . : oS, bn > a A {. : i \ The correct eadtion for the dive! manne ‘ i] eG. | A 10-round decision bout of the Ave- Ser apanc tea aes Pe Rei SOS Ea a ee ae aa es | is with the body leaning well for- oe yf the A aS eae RRL OR ae 7 SE A | "ai arms: nue Theater’s program under the Bie tee ee a ee SES SS 2 ERS CR RS aos, Se ward from the waist, stretched straight backward, weight supervision of the Illinois Athletic Te RS ee OF RL ae NS « , _ — Soe | Nae ; - . re tee oy) - me . un ’ , PO 3 bd - . a _- on - . + ce - t , aa % ZB “" J : = , “ ‘ . ane toes over edge of pool, knees’! nounced today by Matchmaker 4 . ; \ } laxed. The toes F.. Nelson. e of the pool, 1a tn rhese : . -_ io r | . ‘ ‘+ . _* > . the dive is tls nst . have won . —. " ‘~s of the feet. h s East Side. i 7} "ir x _o 1 ' Vr " extended backwar! er nally ; ane: a fa rowil the Yn forw ard in Tne dais - Louis last Aaii ee ee i nk err any ste OS Oekapr % aw ee opening ‘ SAE ce en abe aS 0% , ! cnocked Fae J : ba 1? 7 yoni vould = oa ps “— Panne the body intc¢ ' } out Jackie Poole C ‘ > eville 1n ‘- To remem 7 «¢ @ — ee ee eet tated the first round of the opening pro- — 7 SY When I saw the smoky one | * nN ae Me ties ‘to. wilde ‘+o the gram under the commission and on ng i took a crack} sind ai — mgs : ‘the second card he won over Jack barely . eed Ee eo, water deep enough to pe! ; , in t stop in an get i nad conte om alge ; nit him to —— ; has no time Stacey of Jefferson. City, Mo., in cer. il, DuUtNnit Tolliowe ile ae ee ing a ‘Oming up the second round by a technica! hree-ha 1d Southworth eee COW S ‘vag (knockout allowed when the _lat- and we} wee 7 ow nerore : wn gen ter’s claim of a foul was denied by Joe Mc-|in*’o contact with the water lithe commission’s physician. eee irtually parallel with the water's r ea UN i i Tie | - sl chance to get Vil tually paral ] \ ia : Morris exhit ited his clever hox- ' : : irfaonp TIN er +? ra c a Cc KK’ . : ! eh a 2h wen fee eer tps com ag ‘+. ra ing. fast footwork and brilliant, " : , Pa “3 ¢ ant > Ir +7 a “a ¢ I =“ ’ - : woe pitcher got a base hit.’ a trifle and break the water. I co ring generaighip as he flashed his. ‘ i hana cate , “s¢ oe . eli ht x ; : x Se ae Ss Haines, world series hero | 2°8qG TO1iOWS, bu goes so Ssilz : way to & decisive victors over : ¢ + . 9T “~ ad f [: ? ai : Nn two games for the Car- [2 that it is hardly submerged. At George Butch, local slugger. to gain Y. hout t nent feet an: eo r | ; - oat sin the baseball classic last | ?>out the same —— i t a ts the decision of the referee after ! " “ Sa . a Rober. arrived at the camp of the legs begin threshing the water be-'19 ¢prining rounds. See“ Rat, os ete: ; h! | and the speed swimmer is off. r the midst of a * ee Pe _ ‘ | > y ¥. ig 4 ion = He a 2 nae Aya ° , oe ; : ¢ ; « ia ‘ oe ee a OES 0 ern eRe Milaae ete oT " f. ad 3 I? q oo ; - i champ! ons this morning a na. A Kaiser is in ‘“s | ied 3 _ ~ ; = ¢ 2. - ‘oc Phe extended finger tips. first’ .,.cey) season, while Morris | ™ Part in the workout from 1( . Isa. m ouch the water at a distance Of peen having the same kind 3 hn Sch 1] a ‘rom feet to 14 feet from th@ vear around Chicago. The w ight rat pitc) * trom Hous ; | n - ol in the dive. acreement is 126 pounds at 3 Red the squad ce ‘| Although it may sound a trifle o‘clock the afternoon of the bout. rstand it the Matchmaker Nelson announces a «pe ~— . 9 eae. ee ~ ® Ss x. ad * a oe ” f btn hm : . : \ 1} far is 33 f° « swimmer begins to swim new policy which caiis fora four ic still in the air. If he round curtain-raiser, s81x- round dus ne } nr ot, = - , —T? gq j : ° = ag fe: ho ra 2 tp wELOY rear. JAS * 4} i. 22 nr tic feature | inest 2 H a e : thas fected the getaway, he will and then the 10-round fis a feature Vii sa ‘ i é ; i as | . 2 a b o% © , ~* >? ? rere a}) [ Ti- Te Mains: re ae ina s legs tn motion, and will with a two best 0! hree falls iin ae fa | 9 : a : ry . 1 *h ‘los is nm Dea oviaa ay oO; omplete Me Saree ,, ave ¢ a kick or so be- ish wrestiing mat« Feb cate: ." bouts at the Cirque De! CrrICAGO, Feb. 23. — The first ‘sent to the Illinois relay meet it oo Where many cham- | member of the squad of 85 Chicago | Va. announced today. The prob- : | Sie eS ubs who will leave for thelr spring ‘able eBar entrants in the competi- | Beck We) +} 4 ‘ id [training ng ce a aon oie tion will be Captain Jack McDon- se le MeTICAN M1G- | nrpweedayw viv lay , 0107) ; . iuoete a : meet tht, de: an mic" i Thursday, arrived here today e ald in the pole vault; Paul Harding | , ated the Fluropean | was Joe Kaiser, a BProokliyn sand- jig , , ; "eats | ai . : ve site . i ” Sy es “os va het si Re € er 3 lotter who pitched Tne Bu sh wi K iin the Springs, ¢ arl L d The De Luxe Package 4 7 te “ in the sixth round | sem!pros of Brooklyn to an exe? broad jump and Ted Wt .Z * keenest Te ilowe- ) fede tht acaaing ee itecal ern championship, winning lweight thrower. Le ’ Thirty blades (60 . i Soe rez u ij cone vames sail losing two. Athletic {trector Bill r nunds : finest ‘ , @4G Kave the fight ° hite Sox expect 14 players | vay il] ‘ CONSOLIDATED CIGAR shaving edges), The Dime ter pet) Pe oaginp mn Pg oh fae ess Art Eilers and Bob Hige low » on hat? I ’ norning when j * erate ‘ means science can bie. ito be on hand Friday morning \v t likely accompany Ke wuarte CORP., NEW YORK for a truly perfect shave- t Py gaat ne eigat ae, ‘their first contingent starts for . ie ey ; { cho i France. e: lefeated the | or ceveport. eer , : AH2 Hf | Distributed b Quality ee, he, uroPean champion, Michel | "7°*°? et re Geneva Elects Captain. 3 1 }1 YAW, O ef 1S or ee most care preparations tatiy ne, POlnts in 12 rounds. | E. St. Louis High Wins. | ne the Associated Press. ees. ae ' Stickney-Hoelecher Cigar iy ' lina. s 400 Olive “4. ( Petre! Ps ‘rench mid- | ieee ALYS. Pa. Feb. 23.—Al | imert Lape- | S uis High beat Wood| BEAVER FALLS, Pa., Feb. 2°. . " are vA tag ogee aes . poe Lepe- | wast bouts Fish Magliisceau, V arsity tackle, has been Sane Distributors, St. toute . » a . 7 ewes tiv vesterday !n a a basketbal. . * “ to such | River | : elected to captain the 1927 Geneva - pane . A ne, CTL 93 ¢o 20, after leading all the College football team, judges stopped ‘game, co war.

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he ee WEDNESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 23, 1927 ___ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH_ SIXTEEN KNOCKDOWNS, 5 KNOCKOUTS FEATURE 9 COLISEUM FIGH¥ Sy HEADS LLNS PAGE 34. _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH . Te re | ate) ioe RE et bop to ca « Pe, a RCE hi sre bey en ney - —_ erent a = - re eee ——- - avewen ” rene = a nel ST thse) 4 ee rt a a Se | pe | Aan e | ATORS Steadman Defeats Terry Tomorrow’s e ITs TENTH sTRAIGHT © TODAY'S RACING RESULTS Crican Fitgt MINE INVESTIO aueeeaaege ad ~ a —! At Miami. At Havana. On Oxford « § oe | . —. + a nttee Will Check Up on /|#all @ motion) Pointment of | In Hard Fought Contest; eg AT NE Be - AT HAVANA. : ‘éliston High leader ae ie Weather clear; track fast. ; 3 : “ ‘ounty igh Schol all | By ciated Press. : oo oe oe Caleb Gates, Former Be iat pcisiature Affecting Coal ceiver for the Associated BA tec Slee ad 5, eee ae a tn ig Pe Wena. «. ee oes) natiyy ow > + s ass. , . : , _ i foriongs + aye a ss se ea laa a a ee ee ee ee ae Lé ‘apts oe a3 ite tanth ‘aigt FIRST RACE—Four furiongs 4-1 e = i 2 = - - —_ , . _ : * ‘ ‘ "«s s . ‘ aav be * Ss . = ~ To. ‘ * s -? ; . ‘ ea, * * “m+ ; , r i 1 ¢Ff . . . ._ * * 4 she ; ‘ o.cred servant rarmmer'J.cU.« =: * son >. ; “ . ; am 4 * 7 - y o> : if P ex om | ? > t a ‘ tu ~ ' al ~T" 42 . 5 * : ’ “ 5 ».. + oe é 2 oa ’ se 7. aa ~ ‘ { ‘ ‘ 's . ‘+2 4 = ; a ate - ia’ = : ‘ J I . ns r- ' - 4 . . 4 - Ad ~ i A aca. aaa aa . ‘ ‘ \ ** . ™ nv = —* " eet ™ 7% ry tz » Sha ’ 4 — : . | = ¥ et.) {> "i? . wan | - . aoe tee > .* ry iy whos | 204s bay oe Lae SoS. 2 hat 5 o , a . = ? sa “ | ' - -. > - —_ ali . aaa ‘= - * , > yA r , 4 ‘ “7 T 7 - _ > ** - ia 7 ‘ = : . . . i ‘ oo ‘ . i » & »? Su - . ; .* . a > = et al . ‘ ‘ ri os = — . tz . 7 ees J - — ~- ae ae see ee ee ee + : sae > - Fad > , ~ . . i : A OBI ce Ghee Tt RR ct Ny cla Apia eke” gy Ta Fractured Rib, es sitecseinennceaateiettimannarnatincmmnnaniineataies Trias : . tnre PuT , “ ba 7 c Liliste + ati as Si J asi i — + a : = ret o tiie : — ~ el : er ttape T On. Frias GE I tcnip 3 “McCarney..112 esl gang —~ 4 Lacy Colit lOl | danger High, Medicine Man, Fire: Bug. Goo. Me | Ce ee El . 7 ‘gsoctated Press. ) - YaharTing Bb i. ‘ Li spice (rann aiso fran. . — mncnie ; rani — oye A s a : e | ’ i f ‘ err . = F{ os I? R ACE Th rap - — * ety SECOND RAC t— Six f ir! i » 22 P sp iGF IELD, Ci, Feb. 23. gr = ~ > = J \ 4 - aon a / . es “s “ " > ~— : * a i i ' p b , 3 . 2 ‘ rT fe § 7 2 ggg ct . wy ange -ay . 8 + . (yall in : 7 r et 7 , »] 'f- ; din si ta ws TS q Gibbons—Avout 2000 Persons Attend Revival of! Percy Ta ..107 Moultrie 114) Woodland a WEBSTE! Polyme] iMaiben) ...6.30 2.30 2.40 % Anta ae metre wee | y Hillsporo, coal mine ;2"sactions . _ , ‘ , ‘ si cBdila Lad i : . divs Ww a An é ry wctla DOP TraSit iis i >= ri i) reed 3 Perr! e : 1; ayn ; , ¢ 144 Juee! L035 104 Fieki Fou a maeeeae } ~ 20 John Raker hank e . £Ngland, Feb Bo a obel an of secretary-t Boxing at the Coliseum. Sandy Cove 118 1 Lotta 11); .36 7 101 Village of Hit..102 |, Name—Position —__Goals.Goals.Pts.Fis | "Te 1-19 3.5. Whissing Cloud Fairr-| «:.2™ 142-5. Lynrose. Col. Zinth aleb Gates, well knows wil er, was camed cuant ‘| who is ander Indra 16 Margie .. ] . ~C , LsGAal% Lie weet ge ~ i0Fr’ 4 4 aaee W oi ae = EEE sR Aaah ee ae May nap iPite irisn Princess i! Eemnia ae " . ' ; , % , *4 A . — a 4 3 i : E vi ~* bet. ] ' ’ ] ; . ht ‘ - rG YJ L - ‘THIRD sep i as —f ee » Gras. Hart Dr Barnes. st iT Zi! " aiso ; : 4itkT ad ‘ : ain of Prin ee gew'y appointed Ss ate M n ng ing money by ndora E2700 ming, 3-year- at. eee 4S ming : il appa. lets 0 Wale Pint {Workment & & 3 _ THIRD RACE—Five and one-half: fur- team and ae stan rmHS five 1 Lr ~ na approxi ,elyV ' A ae Li] _ saa 4502 136 Peiah rR Ae : } 5 ) & Re WP aa , Sark O an S! L-s3 , Nine fights, 16 knockdowns, five knockouts and approxima.ei} Mas weet SS a 111 “seal 2 —? a rene + semen MIAMI SCRATCHES a udaine. resenting Baliic = three muners and three repre- 20 rounds of fizhting summarized the story of the return Of pro- (farntul Friend tee Mus : 191 | Roval Pearl 105 Commissioner Field F Yivet ‘ses “ma ae tin odin a SOC EENe, SE fF ree ee was te kled a of the public, were ap- ; = , ee . AR, oe rik Crest i ' ' pe Sh eae "a Rn = t i “a - \-1@al star izo Adams :°** - aso ass a uc Was tac 4 ‘a . » Coliseum last nig! L Le Bret The Badge: 116) Who 1 ; ey vame i Apnle. Shelton. Second race—Porto Bell : fessiona! boxing Lo the ( Oilseundi iast nignt. tk e i ' :} : — , | . i: ) r i] 4 Tit? Je ie 4 ‘ ats 4 ; é = - j cy ~, 13 Bather 1: char” Wiememens — ° Bet 1 in h harg by 7. io Small and wil . a : ’ re ligt . a ; on ° « ° A. : [pts fre 4 } ] L race M eec - ‘ s addthal . Ad ins ® Go Le . cee: g gay : _— year- G eute ee —————— r ident a Dough- | /leved ai rib op all bills presented to the! eemed to I © the slozan tie & “ R ] i ; . a Ey} v 9 oe a i} “T)} iL" + 7 | ‘ ee 3 ‘ kan , 3 a ’ - - tz ; ; ser q¢ TyitTé nh? oF P ‘ t,. a ‘ be. ¢ : atta | oliseum Results Clover Clu 103 1 Lady. .1 les Whit eee Ree 1 ft guard rm 4 At New Orleans Deer. Second _ race—Buch 2 lespite intefise pain he Be Legisiature in which the coal: Pres 5 2 ' 7 rot I ' peannett ] . ney ] “erty f* = ® =" ™ C Ss 5 gue » ign. . EE P bs > gers: EE ta a ‘ . eer Rage . i2aeyve thea Tr. w, ~ ; - sian “Dieser” Nels 101 * Balt. 100:| Seane: +} nae. wv UPa t Tota. sass 9 25 a Weather clear; track fast. ne Arabella. Mieux. Chocolate Soldier. | /2€ © game became. wy is affected [n addition it Jack riy Clifford Digger Nelson, > Water Ba eth 111 ggg fa a, + 105] 2S b end of first halt——-weeecn. 2S; | By Associated Press a ., Odtiaw pee, ace Dustra | rule nake su dstitutions = mvestizate methods and con- “8 ns ae ti Ge ; eg a AOS . . oe or ee Shea BACHE —Siz furlones : Wida. Scraps. Demijiohn. Acauitted. | ble. Se of mining im the State, with | Misrepresen tackle soon af meas Uta AMM sw Ps ai ai ; Ps Pe a oe a t r ‘ me * . eae SRE te ; bates a " * ee ee AME fg Se eee ee on cat : 1 Py Mie Day ied gt, slags. 53 ; oa aA fai vinni sabhiag ha ‘ Sova Aeon ee Se shits i ia . y ; asf Mey See Bibb ea) oah Ae dit herp a a page olay AS ar oe > A id a " " 3, fom Pivac, St. Louis’ Heavyweight Hope, Easily Fi + Ra Si Ra woh. aa rae aa s ae es pis - ae De tone haa Sribint ¢ - 2 4 Ce ete aa myer . 4 & ‘ * ee + Shae Ag SARBG ay gre eddie ne ape : Ba) 4 ba at wie NR ten ES Ried ssi Biolags Ge Be cn! ’ ‘ ; P r oa *. A ee hy 3 Y¥ ~ we m . po Ss aor mea en ‘ Regen a5 8% FIDE AME GSR ek oe “, o's + 4 % ° — ‘ , ¥* - Ca ra WARM So, hgh ee . 4 . eto ; hm * *) ee i “Fight and eep fighting ‘ihe diteahocellasSonn coc ities Aen tient: ‘touting ee ee ee Abe JE Ft ens *) rene yi. Li snp ake ath ie adie tit deck i. me 137 tne events pu. bree Sire principals [In +) a — whe + 1“ pling « ban as Bete the blind promote rs City, . " the mine won As . petts. From the opening £o0n iii ad on 251; ) © il 4 phake ) ne 1 andey = — ‘ — A . As ¥} 3 ™- 4 7 - — — . “9, v4 ' } ot . , “ . , i ‘ . " pte Ski Trophy MIS i @iiit ° . “4 7 i rnd , “a 2 ee! f = , ; = . : co +} ~ ; vy cha ° ‘ ‘ ies ° a . : ; ? — : _— re m ‘ ve 5 men stretched their lengths upon a> eo ta 1o4 lie Tats ind upwWwa one n at roundation (G inso! 3 . ’ a i. . . - la ne e 10 cet } . H i . I r t ] ry i he t 7 “~Y T } iy »T ~TTy : ” o = . she canvas time and again, stru& ‘ : a i ER Re oS egy oad ; , : a a , niet Se Fie oe ae a +AKRE PLACID. N , te . 7. hae .* 7 3 7 we - ~ ’ _ = ; . e- 14 e 3 ‘ Sig "i - ~ a 3 ; . es — : a 3 bee 7 ° “i ‘ - . “% rT i 3 we P=’ re 4 . _— t 4 : ol ty 4 : a “7 Ber ‘ “tes “i SO > gh r 4 ‘ + sae i> | : a4 a Z t 2 —a 4 6 . I IT the field and 4 4 ' A i i } . A ne : ‘ b sis . bods * — ‘ 4 aa Ke Spr : L¥ nd a cd — rae 3s = . P - ; rm - utin -lub of Brattleboro, yeste: acciiite infirmary. where th. ame ro: Edward Cahill, Duquoin ? te #8 . . a.m’ a ned ths - 3 ' 3) eeference to safety of life ‘eged by the Winner. leted the fra, ure, the } ine property and the conservation and Rubin Y * - Gates’ lungs Bee coa! deposits. qualification gling to their feet Mica ae —— tling—except those unfortunate: i - Sar Ls. | | | : mn | = |2B | “s = i — ot ed the “birdi singin: Harrisb irg, Til, ; pe utes E seary ... 105. Parole 7] a ~ well! 104 Foretor Ae | eck cS 7 ? : : : SE OND RACE One mile and 70 yard jay won the I ann tro ny for sk ay reve bes , ieere: Eeward Ce n, Deeses the met and not the referee's count. cniecmnnaed eee tage eR eieA- inion State mrt | eine a oe eo i Bs Bacon, J. Snllips | Foreland (G. Arnold ide Sac vee cee bance a een . ors: Charles Melvin, Du ‘dondsmen Onlv 2H00 rs le ) m Sinead Senndenan ge he me Pits Ri e : | Ae The Hot j Fifth R $700. cla min 3-rear-old Third el. ming »-vear : dD Procratte 2 4) Dupuis f ‘as second and ft Sees Frank Johnson, Christopher mage for G around on the ‘ide m spaces Oi. ss ry 3 - niall nl . ee cs + pga ad cd Ps ows : re a otiege "f a . Ponacit . ee - is wage. sa a , : . ime ing i ao - 3 ichelor’s Rird Cav Hans lansen f Minne®apolis third a — a ; Aa play Warion Hull Tovey. miners: |a 16 days’ the Coliseum ut the show, dae 2 Gece ‘hang spemts nat bert : ay er > é Li a end Ai) ? Rar ier the final one, fists oP ee daar . © adil. “a 5 nth 4 Ly se: t - Aas ~~ ri 2 beeen . Net. Reneate: ard’s costiy card developed. se See : ~ a ila " = @ jcnateh Tom Pivac, the big heavyweight knocked out Billy Collins, Pott Sane LUG Si y SiS r shrumok fal et-Disnatch om : ’ } +5 77 . s mr -* 5 bi rea * = . a : ae : ] . ‘> . 4 a” : eS 4 TI¢ 4 J + IK . 4 ‘ a - - , 3 “+ ‘ x 4 who is showing punch and prom- Field, after 1 minut ne . _APpnen etiowance ciaimed, ) ant be die ck eee sant With Four Men Who ise. made quick work of the heavy- : imitans es 5 aisles Wenn ick Bart . 105 Gold Stick M1: ni a oa ad . F Later Rewrecd Alone. $399 +3 arl Gibbons Weights, 135. in ° Pots : at ~e agen ee iitentete © te ee — ; el of homiciée sc aan weight feature pag Pong : eee inielins Th — : ae Bruce Fiowers Is Victor. é > a : | Oe LFt . cs | gerd of Harrisburg as HS Opponent eee Te “ar OCU y .- es ear Lr a a aie Volante 105 Ragweed lay named as Louisiana box — | : sarties unknown was re- ~— Ves — ~ sna. ic , Ch ‘ re rT 17 52 ‘Kk , 12113 - rT » ? . i ¢ ., &, - ‘2 ’ ~ r | ¥ ’ 5 : ? - . : : , : eae +1 i i — : ’ vats 5 ee : (;ibbons, after a flux: ~” a Wine ‘ ° urere Io Fy , 3 — at ; = Le “o¥ I d "2 i | : , | ie : : : . ‘ rT , . (*nec ner’s fury at an : ' ac NT king dis- ; 12 wie @ ( ow ; : ) : 2 ; : wee : : . ’ : i Tr) e- gh ) As eet} ? -~ ¢ 3 . Re } A — ? ‘ - ‘ j , 2 ry ia j } r iv la -—_ *, 0 2 ir} t lé¢ murder of | piav that would lave Tia Ut [= wad . os he acy haa _ eas? tima rt. : yr ‘ ‘ ai r ne y Ba ; m : nato Gardini jealous, succumbed ° pointing sky 1 . had | | mcttoadncne . + - wwe . r - ‘ - . - j : . = , > . as s } ‘ ' , that Norman Travts : is ) "6 ' . : ae ‘3 | nidneneaiieiin ae pele Amupe Sernsctet ooh who was found shot Meath in the alley behind 1118 >a slg - seconds of a . -*& yy rich + a + ™ #4 & to ai terrific 7 sprawled him on his back. He rose h Ckeanning avenue early Mon- fell haek into the 1 ePllewijlle {ynnotficia! 11! reeling and fell back Into tne! t , a . ~ AAAAAAAS \AAAAAAANAANAAAAAAS AAARARARAAAS ARRAS ARRAY SAAN m€ ] - MA RS: AS&@* Qo mV ““°3™“°~aaw~~{Wle sss TTT . ’ . ‘J counte re | out. romn 3 2 We} ° ht a ! MQ LA @@_o . ~~ WM N . XX \ S RRMA SOY SS MG. \ . ~~ \ \ MA | WRAY OLIN W CA EERE RE EAE EEE ER REBAR RARE SESE SERS .. ~ 7 i re , . . SN ‘ ~ SSAA SA, ~ ~* wo AN ‘ : * A'S ad RQ Quqq ~~ ‘ \ SS N \ Treo rn ; 2 " ‘ ‘ : . -_ Fn nr ‘ ss A aA Lad 4 LP add act helpless there to be si nn oe RG 0 nn . The victory was gles Kid Shimmy, ihe sedis RMS ~~n“nneye RS VV. ono nq nwqwnp»n°npnnoou i . re ‘ hh a ae : SMM °3h%°weey Senne witnesses were five po- establishing Pivac’s class, for Gio KNOCK EG: it NIG | - SO : : a ae ts 4 : h a ee eas : , 1 10 WX rs | , had investigate bONs Was JUST A JOA. ' 7 RR MaR tes 9 eee Ss S : —— ; : ; ft 2 ; a ) : SS : RS fter the finding of the body. | The flyweigh feature choice —— Se eee = SS . . > = . m with Digger Both Negroe: Eixtr: out SSV a 2 SN SS , . . | \ ee ER . : The New (Constant Viscosity ) Hon as to where the shooting! closed the prog Nelson battling Bill Cain saw a SERED a ene a re tay age WS ay | \ ‘ . _— — ~ “ a i & . . tu fierce engagement between § ftW0 het’s look when Fitzsimmons land- . at : ih. Motor O ] the identity of the | a) ee piers yay ray gies SS SN ‘ : to substantiate the theory. | — . , hiowe to Nelsors hea a! »OaS wi a . . - Pe he ; - > ~ . ; rv \ _- ‘3 . es ja Fournstein was He badliv damaged Nelson it east of ‘ “. AN ~ a \ ASAT § ‘ MN MN ~ ~~ SANS ~ ~ ‘ SSAA agtiure eve and cut his nose so that } Racha s : : Lat Lo . a c m0) 20. | bled from time to time. However, *"*° “ : a 3 . Cain seemed to lack stamina and, ‘© ** : himmy-t id : r \ s | 7 x“ ‘ wsurant oaa a ee eee ee ee en = eee Oe coe ee eS 7 Meet 2 cream-colored runabout . a - : : = @ four men A shot was heard the insistent forced the St. Louisan constantiy © G2 ai ¢ wail ~: ; ; r ? ‘o break ground. At the close both an id Green ugat st 3 fran: culevard and a similar ndaiiaiae as un hecan é : Re : 3 bobile y ooserved there. | — = four men. it ts said, returned men were tired. Cain was wun Canvas just ; in t : . me. marked, but Nelson finished it h i was a oS . , stronger and fought the more ag- but winded He preferred ae . SO- VIS is new. It 1S different. : aa es aurant without Bourn- er. (3a m., but no witnesses It meets the new theory of | : : eressive contesi. li 3 \ Nig . Steadman Thrashes Terry. Despite the indifferent WSN ; See | i. a ' - Hig . P | any of the 10 sus-, The Paul Steadman-Lou Terry @"Ce. Promoter Jack T: - . | ‘ 7 scienuinc lubrication — dS 10 is , | 4 NN q : other motor oil ever has done. MBAS OF LINCOLN MEMORIAL | \ | fight held most interest for nounced another show for March § crowd. Steadman, givin —-—~—- - \ ) % eight, size and reach, nt! MM . x eat te ee WN » There was one big trouble with UNIVERSITY IN TENNESSEE IN MEET SATURDAY SS = . ‘ | ‘flor Hill Says Students Are | : eS motor oils of the past. They Tuited From Log-Cabins ry from round to round. . : The boys were in splendid The Principia Aca@emy swimming BE Fé thinned out. The best of them of Mountaineers. | 0 Memortal University, | ‘dition, luckily for Terry, as, itean inner in six dual meets thi: MY 3 wards the close, Steadman Eee i ne : —- z wee rs ° : ‘ . driving him from pillar to ee ? lost two-thirds of their lubricating : nérede (al = ‘ : . aaa aaat iv A team in the rth : i > ‘ ° am 6 . a io g . ) with solid hooks and swings. Stead-;, | i teaiclinie tht TABS cae : . emciency before the Car had gone ow rricans’—descendants | man won this fight all the way. Gait OE Sagh pet Raw onecaRaxt tae a ai : 200 miles' q “~cTS. isp ated for generations; The middleweight event between Swiromers Will cai at Pr! j i —} mo’ ntains around the Cum-| on , eG ‘p—was described by} Harry Ritzer and Len Rowlands ae for a dual saving Pesta Bron — WSN A | | oe No one knew what to do about it. , eden ae ee . ~. + } - ~ ~ ne rather than stay arrest«d ws = ° EEE tn CaP ere EE i pret UN ee * Ee ce ee ae ce eee in Ny wae = hat ee: ~ ee eee oe 3 ea PR My mr + YOST ~ ae ~~ the season Ww voet cetas, , ves iay at the “ty | was the only soft spot on the card. _ nik: lie Age args . . > . Nas preventing him fron - housegirl or laundress—Cali \ : his new motor oil does not thitt 3 _— MAin 11 11 and ask for Betty. NS NG out. It lubricates the engim@ —“@iiMing within « yeas De tam en e j , &-* y - Norman Travis appeared in a ~ ie i ae ; SQ WO SY : Principia 44, Western M SN LY AG thoroughly — the thousandth mile a, ... tTated © mental oa “94 Kemper M sme n MW fair way to be knocked into the . MQ R . \N laps of the crowd by the feroctous Db. 198—Princinia 4 Raneeve?s € |. Ses etty IS the expert hel ‘ WY \ ~¢ rac ez, teac etl ad | Ee at De crows by the ferocious inctpia 54, Roose WN dooce ae Pp p wanted N \ as efficiently as the first! In cold i oe that ast ane saunders, th ST GODD : SOO pnone adtaker at the Post-Dis- BH A ie h F : " . ' a a Hat Of the average | start of their four-round event n ARD WINS . N patch office - iW ‘ SS VW eat! cs as Se hciently as In hot! = ) —7 1) lent “That.” said es ten * is —_ ; But INTERNATIONAL DERBY 7 SS . During 1926 f 4 e WV . ~ In extremely cold weather, Iso-Vis a ae Tas + heredity.” : : an Saw See wety reversed | py tne Associated Prem Bettv will oe Post-Dispatch print SS QM “Light” should be used —_. kr Travis, in better shape than his: QUEREC. Feb - ee : . I receive your Help tiingbant e print. SSS RQ ae SVU u . ag & | —— foe, a Saunders to , it ted oes Sherine 7 SS W anted ads of any kind and nn ee Help SS SQ 5 “OKEE Tez —E, G -Bith! the Tioor no fewer than five times. tigna) ae derhe SS ‘ -. sao 5. . f° ; antea orters | ' OH . -_ A 7 “e Hillman turke ‘ (tag sn eagallapelboming der ae | WNW arrange tor their publication. ME cas ah XQ The engine is protected completely BMMRIes from, Charenn y sae : ; i a7 Ohya 4 Her as eg . \S o? «= J f Pl ¢ SS WN } - . on . oe , . ss . : ng the resin when the final gong across the finish | ne well ahead of MO» Betty will be 1LL the other St Os —and constantly— when It 1S lubri- 4 7 ‘'Zeg On eight Narra- saved the day for him ee Dea ae : SY . 1 DOO Your representa- : : . SO -ated ith I 7- Vic hic ; y ) MON Cal WI1t SO- (1S. This means A res Pines = the | Theodore Shows a Punc ifthe thr ia y ac ye ae SKY | © at tne ost-[) Sn: ‘cl “pers : - : “On af Grand Fo ; nch. lay's racin lig time WOO ispatchn — ft ' ecaggine ta? + a . by rks. \ O COMBINED ) wO Important benefits to you— Bee He won the 7 Charley Theodore looked aie , , hours, 55 minutes ‘ . place vour 9 Ivertising 1 th i ‘ v , RY : : abv a d , ' he 7 a8 first five itn. eTy good fighter against Jack Si] - 1a iv seconda, Fiji tal « ia} seg WN . paper that ities c] ae te © Ve smoother motoring and fewer q ; , : — one on Dest dis- , te time for the jay - +4 . « reacnes i AR NIORE SQ : : : : ; So specials, and van, @ well-conditioned and ag- | —— wee 11) ae St. Louis fami; | : | , MGV repair bills. See oo sreasive welterweight. But Theo. 09°" °* Minut nd 35 second St. Louis tamulies daily and Sun- . Wx SO . | eric. os lore, with well-placed punches. each — S race was owe, "On ~ dav. Rwy . WHY Vv; 4; 3 = ~ (sive Program Tonight. miles 7 so-V1S 1S an extraordinary motor ite-,, °° tevicting the lite | F ae" Washington recitations | sent Sullivan to the canvas three pin ast | . \ Regs SEAVK tt tn th roun | ied Daptiee Ry ae SSS . . | y the second. A short right fin H t M t NSS i fy Vp oul. It helps your car to give ex 6°? «of. Abraham Lincoln ull to ee WN | WS traordinary performance. It gives Wa! Prosram will com- im the second. A short right fin- ocertainment by children shed the job when ihe fecona . NN Sy e P round was about bait way throurn Pete Latzo in : n 0S D S p ATC H \ Jar | \\ you more than ordinary motoring lens crn a a r: : aa . seeing of the She - | \\SS SN pleasure. Iso-Vis costs only a few ‘a BRehoo: Patrons Altea, fi Sammy Schnemann, who is 2Go| 7 @cmewhere near middie age in ap- Title Fight | pte Ty EN N7 Loris IN x ‘ WN ‘4 , \ cents more per quart —and 3 lot 4 > a «indergarten. Shenan.- 2 ge FARE « . ; ~~ oils! a \ ess per mile—than ordinary oils! “me -°°*°r. princtpal of the Ray Palmer's leads with his head the Associated Prac ‘€°d the program. Gammy is a southpa» He wrin. FORT wi RTH. Tex ; \N : \ : - 0 | ‘ \ Iso-Vis “F” for Fords. Be 4 Seeect Released. Kled his brow under the first roung ‘/Y@* Hl. who obtain | se ne s WY ti WN . \ Sa ew~aognoow hing, but k -rowdin nie PaPer decision over Pete Latzo WG KQQQ DW IVS : ! : ited Pr garni roe wcll oe welterweight champion. her: , OG WS S . _ : “LAND O.. Feb 23.—-A In the second Sammy got the \, oo. Rated oosenieg Oo -peyaetlme apa | SS _——,.. '* S®turday tn connec- range and pumped southpaw shore .- Kei sol cae — title at stal : isi ebaamsinaioad ote ee os : i ag ithe wen inte the enemy’s cientemnes a “ wie: th men are within the ejeht ( A INCEN | RA | kK IN I} i} P( IST .] ISP ATCH F ( yR RESULTS! W S Standard Oil Com IALEF . ; SF, } oh S! NS (Tulliona) : a ick (Griffin. tuil’ deadly effect. A short hook to the , ' authortties selar plexus brought Palmer down ae Fate wil: — GE Sa \ RVs , — ¢ oe fie: : \ . QQ WW \ ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI Tee tha: , “O™Mrmed his atate fer good with an expression on his | Pp: r SG GQ SS Wass SS VV Vs-'{_ GQ Vg pnaanyy a “ te nEOE She of Jim Cor. decision, Mall ad.” * .D.RrRVCEX QQ KA QUO BNE sansa SX a wen ee ie 3 ” WG AX SS MQ D™b{D?DCKK \N\ MM QOAAA SS MMWQ°y AW QQ NSW WAN ae - firmer whe on, — ards | 2 ie ee QQ A AGH MAM | a the wom be n ‘eee : 2 WX SSR AIQay 3 RRNA SSSALAS \ ww SK} ~ } ta ROWAN se = *« 8d near the school. & s - ae. Me r f palbeios: oe Se thadel & soaimiad: scinaiins city: ike: hal aN ~uibs a c "y p 2 Ae? SOK rf = ~~ . 7 . . ~* ~ SAN

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EADS ILLINOIS cer | rn NVESTIGATORS n a — —— Caleb Gates, Former P;; pittee Will Check Up on ature Affecting Coal Industry. SUIT TO REMOVE RECEIVER OF WAGNER-GRANT-BELL CO. Oo E. & R. G. Scott Act When Holme Tries to Repievin Notes From Them. Oreon E. & R. G. Scott, real es- tate dealers, today filed with Judge Hall a motion asking that the ap- ‘Pointment of W. H. Holme as re- ceiver for the collapsed Wagner- Grant-Bell Realty Co. be set aside. — ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH On New Year’s day, just oefore the | company’s condition was disclosed. TWO MEN DROWNED IN AUTO Special to the Post-Dispatch. NEW YORK, Feb. 23.—The wail of an electric motor horn on a tour- ing car, almost entirely submerged ' Spark Hill T. k, aroused resi- dents of Piermont, N. Y., and led to the discovery that two men had been drowned in the car when it TWO DIVORCES GRANTED AS RESULT OF ELOPEMENT Isabelle Burch’s Husband Gets Custody of Children:; Alimony Granted Capt. ew Wife. By the Associated Press WHITE PLAINS, N. Y., Feb. 238. —Decrees of coi were granted to Mrs. Grace Marson from Capt Arnoldo Marson and to Lyndon W Burch from Isabelle Keyes Burch WEDNESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 23. 1997 ST. LOU today by Justice Seeger in Su- preme Court. The testimony was virtually the same in both cases. It was testified that Mrs. Burch eloped to San Francisco with her husband's stepfather. Capt. Mar- son, former Italian army officer. Neither action was contested. Mrs. Marson obtained $35 a week alimony Burch received custody of his two children. a boy. 5, and a girl, 18 months old, whom the mother deserted. TODAYS yor PI bie Pro Bremen Theater | weer st frrondway: 20th and Bremen & ‘California or Bust Double Program IS POST" DISPATCH PAGE 35 DERTAKERS The Lf of Rm & Tully having die continu business. this is to inform the — the booke of record of yoch Undertakers are on fils at the office of taking Co. 362] Olive etreet this city hours by seeking there! rom. the Wagoner wishing to consult me matters ey Go «0 by telephone or per eonai interview ana be assured their wishes will hKeave the gare courteous attention that distinguishes this firm GEO M LYNCH anyone Undertaking Co. anyone where they may be seen during business | information | Having as@ociated mysecif with |2:30 p. m | | MOMMER concerning funera } Feb “1 (‘mina Mommer gelrod: (cB) [im law DEAT HS MILES—0On T vesday. Feb 2 1087, Ellsa- beth B lies oyie) eneved, — of Chariese BE. and Wiliam #H. liver ©. |David C.. Edward and Joseph. % Allan. the Wagoner Under | Mrs Marths Wocet and Mre Emma Kvueir pe. Punerai from the Elite chapel. 5240 Deimar boulevard Thureday. eb. “= ion tered mee 1927 at 65 40 (nee Struekel).of #16 Aa- dear wife of the tate Michael dear sister of Mre Mary ever and Henrv Struenkel sister law “and aunt eazed 70 years rppete te Po R320 8. @ atreet Mo mmmer from North Fourteenth ete, ere 4 TF ~ : or becthi a 64 — hd, 0 eh ine 4 - : ‘im Laat Sar i “4 + ee ig. ene er que He ge ae s : “oe Wi tatty Mi Fe = ahs a ew Roly Track Captain, Suffens Fractured Rib. left the road and plunged into seven feet of water. . The victims were identified as q “The Third Degree’ | sieel ADVERTISEMENT EMBASSY oe ent at D E At HS | NELSON—Rntered into rest 90 La ated Press. ; NGFIELD, UL. Feb. volved in one of the deed of trust John Turney, 25 years old, of En- | transactions of Edward W. Grant, glewood, N. J., and Frank Hughes, 4938 Delmar mainbow's End” aie 1} Fee. 22 cram 5: | Louis Coun O.. Hillsporo, coa] mine F al els Perry. 25. of West Englewood. Apparent- , | FAI RY “Butterflies in the Martha E. Neisop inee Day). : secretary-treasurer of the company. was named chairman Of | y1. is under indictment for obtain. | /¥ jammed when the automobile ago fn Foe eee eg dune D. Reeon, deat “a ata 5640 Easton “King of the Pack Sun- |W Crawford F. and John Db. Neeon Kingsland There is a time in the stage of every disease beyond which ing money by false pretenses, left the road, the submerged horn brother. of Mra August Kanemann and ission at its] The Scotts, moving as intervenors | 8°U™¢ed steadily for more than an | ss nncenay-ensenth $00 oe in the receivership suit, allege that | 2°U 6457 Gravois Av. | “ved. 24, at 2 p.m. McNAIR McNair-Pestalozzi there is no help. Often that point is passed before you realize how serious your trou- { Funeral Thursday. the appointment of the _ receiver MOGLER {-- ble may be. from Math Hermann & Sone chapel. terment in was illegal. They state that Leon 9th and and Bremen Do not take and West Florissant avenue. lotermen Beilefontaine Cemetery. ~ Marglous and Harry tubin, on é tO eee oe P he : whose petition the decree was ae granted, are not creditors of Wag- Boy's Skull Fractured Wrestling, | Chances with your Edwin Rost, 13 years old, of 238. health.Don’t South Vandeventer avenue suffered | wait until pains 2.10 Martin O of her son. Ed Rot vert acenun. ts beso husband vet of Martin 4. Francis ner-Gran-Bel! by judgment, lfea or ;contract, but merely hold a elstm a fractured skull at 4:30 p. m. yes- terday when thrown against a and aches become blue and gold box. Accept no substitute since 1696. Fully 4700 Mafritt Lucas om. t0| 9 father Frame rnen it Was ' was fractured bu . _. in which the OG ho personal damages. They pur- -teaffected In addition it|chased deeds of trust, through brick wall while wrestling with an- | incurable diseases. au first-class druggists, 35c, 75¢, $1.50 PUaranteed. | other boy, in an alley near his! s RITZ “The Great Gatsby” ,i Koch es chapel 3516 and “Partners Again” ‘canoes to Holy Trinity Church ‘Calvary Cemetery The motion follows the filing by Receiver Holme of a replevin suit to recover from the Scotts rotex in- ee a ee iy i Re Aap i ae a es CHOUTEAU ; Jeff. and Choutean eae 23.— 23. $ 5 2 fo th ad seg ag into rest Re 427 at 12:20 m. at LILLIAN GISH ip Mary hestelenan (nee “JHE SCAKLET of Adolph C. Boetelman | LETTER” "é othe Arthur W re. Laura Sami 98 i tise Rush and Edward Boe Double Program sister of Lous and Wiliam e ol -In-liaw in “The Blonde Saint” & our dear mother-in-law. sister “The Popular Sin” a ointed Princelent gewly apP 2 fo0than + - ‘al ation Comm eo: ae nm sured Vest f®rday * gession here yesterday. ¥ Qari commissioners, three opera- ee ame. a¢. Fares miners and three repre.- AID Sst 4 he was tacklea ; Queen , of the public, were ap- a a i by Gov. Len Small and wil) le en to the op al) bille presented to 7 ‘ PF h x clpplas eS x ie ae ee $8,491,000 Barracks Bill Passed. By the Associated Press. WASHINGTON, Feb. 28.—The James bill. to authorize an aprro- priation of $8.491,000 for new bar- racks at various army posts, *as passed by the House today and sent to the Senate. The House then passed a Senate bill to authorize the sale of several army posts. grandmother great-crandmother end aunt aged 6O years Funera) from residence Double Program ward Boaste im an 3418 1 ‘West of Broadway” | road hureday Feb. 2 at 2 ‘California or Bust’ St Peter's Cemet hes Deceased was tor i'member of Col Hassendeubel Women's Re | R “Rose of the "eae illief Corpe No 19 G A ig rneint law. a ae ui tyy re . 6 aii aa ote Avoid such consequences by drinking lots of water and taking Gold Medal haarlem oil | capsules (the original and-§ ' OLD ME genuine). The world fa- |} PAULINE HAARLEM OIL dear erandfatber uncle an fr Southern funeral NEW Sk SHENANDOAH ments” and | GANAHL—J. G. Ganah!, entered into rest | 8827 “Michigan. avenue, on Thursday. “Feb. 'Bawy & Shenandoah | “Son of the Sheik” Feb. 23, 1927, at Lose Angeles, Oal. (C4) jog 4: & 30 a m.. to Bt Columbieilie’® | Se C LES KE- rest m .uesday. Church thence to Calvary Cemetery Mem- Francis A. |ber of Bricklayers’ Usion Local No 1 (¢) | Celeske “Sr. son of Frank re nda Marie Celeske ‘ nee Kubitech) our dear PIC 5h ios cLLA at 9 Pgs _ me r ery> . : P bs iy + — ra) cn oe family reaidence, 4030 , Pi arelia, ‘dar! ing eon of — So | oration street, on Friday, Feb 25, at 2:30 | Picarella (nt nag d "Theresa Pica > m. to St Bernard’s . | irch Interment | Jose pn Dan bei Ra! ph an eh } a3 Aaya, Caivary Cemetery (Kriegehauser service } |"@U4. aged . youre, 7 mee o20. Funerai trom , " au: Gartieid CHRESTEL—Entered into rest on Tuece | avenue. on Thursday, . . & SU day. Feb. 22 1927. at 6 p m. Katie|a. m.. to St. Matthews Church. interment Charlotte Chreste]) (nee Pfaff) aged 4%! | Calvary Cemetery a services. ic) years. beloved wife of John Cc hreetel, Gear iP IKL —~4 Munu | eb. 21. 1v2?. Double Program ther of Herminga and Alvin Chrestel,| ¢ Id »o m.. Wi faa of 320 Ho J dear Gaughter sister sister-in-law anc lavenue. beloved Recinald Denny in {| "¥ _— bane oF —— fo “The Cheerful Fraud” l(nee Meyer) dear father o rances ° oe. Funeral Thareday. Feb ap at 2 2; = | thony Roee. Anna. Joseph. a a »& a Entered into Double Program | 1937, at 3 2. mm “Truthful Sex” and i hispering Smith" mous diuretic. |Lillian & Claxton stimulant — the estalozzi r National Rem- | 2842 Pestalozsi Look for the name Gold Meda! on the edy of Holland | QUEENS ‘GUse rypt ULiIONs impos eeference to safety of life leged by the Scotts that Margious eyrty and the conservation (4 ind tubin were without jegal deposit jqualificat ion to file the receivership members are: C. H. Perry. | \proceeding. Judge- Hall will take wero; Edward Cahill, Duquoin | uP the motion later. j George Solomon, Springfield |: Oreon E. Scott was one of the Sers: Charlies Melvin, Du. |bondsmen who provided $50.090 Frank Johnson, Christopher |surety for Grant on his return from y Marion Hull. Tovey. miners;|a 10 days’ absence, which began! 'p Sawyer. Kankakee; J. E. Mc- wn Salem and F A. smi . representatives of the pu Double Program “Paris at Midnight’ | ; (& ‘Border Whirlwind’ *The Scarlet Letter” Comedy and News and rushed ¢ LILLIAN GISH in where the # 1 Se rious inte ul Fame Foals to Pp bh! ee tO play poe ition M« ter pana, ve onsidered one led 8 ee ey BS eHief hopes tg ; ense pain he refused tigate methods and con- |Grant, which, they allege, were of mining ip the State, with |™isrepresented to them. It is al- home. He was unable to give the i : : AMUSEMENTS | Grand and Juniata perethy aes name. of his companion. oe (a Bert ‘Soa 'P — m Moyde!! parlors. Mississippi! and Allen Raymond Piel, dear son of = ae ae avenues to New St Marcus’ Cemetery (c} liete Matt Piel brother of COLLINS—Entered into rest Wednesday J Matt W.. Bernadine Florence ap Feb. 23. 1927. at 6 a m.. Harr Caroline Piel. Mre. George varus Collins, dear father of Mrs. William Good | Jose ‘b Meyer Mre Matt Martin body ‘nee Collins) and Fred C #Collins . 81 dear erend athe and uncle. Funeral from Hoffmetster cartons, 7814 4 S | ; Ir. LO UIS i panna tat Double Prog.: “The “8 Funeral Fri Feb 25 at 2 m..|Sonuth Broadway, Thuradasy Nes {r a m., to hurch. > Double Program “The Third Degree” and “Flaming Forest” UNI { xtra . ' , Va mbri¢ | Cnion ly nl and Dupuis ; On De His loss will be ame ainter Oxford's chances — f ws session adjourned sub- | the call of Chairman Per. will return to the miners tors conference in Miami pont VERDICT RETURNED SWNEWSDEALER'S MURDER JAN Z.Condu ter { LILLIAN GISH ‘pn Double Program “Sorrows of Satan” and “Dog's Life’ —_—————- en “The Perfect Clown” | Grand boulevard to Memorial ‘Park Beat ‘Member tT "I Order of St oe. if) tery } ember 0 i RUDOLPH Woodland ‘Entered into rest on Tuesday. at ogy 7 7 i 4 * — ODEON - NEXT SUNDAY “POP” 3:15 P.M. H! | 5015 Gravois LETTER” | cis Paul nelly, beloved husband of Alice | 22, 102 ADVERTISING ee De 33 DAY 4 | Bauer Connelly. dear 600 of Mary = Con- | dear sister iy ty a ~g ty @ George ; nelly and the late Frank L onnel y Remains wi ef i | ST. LOUIS AMUSEMENT C0.'$ THEATERS Funeral fr: i Arthur J. Donnelly 2 L. Pieitech chapel, 50 Eaevon avenue. on Soloists: Crana Maver, Lzo Mrizrerx Davin Earuz | lors, 3846 I morning. Feb. 25 at 30 clock California, Mo.. for interment. ‘ARSENAL Ae pram savior 8 Chureh Interment in POLLARD—(n Tuesdays. Ay 36¢. Pa a:ional Cemetery. ; » Pol y C Seats 25¢, soc, Reserved 7a¢,. Box Seats $1.0, 1004 Oliwe St. | (Ind.) ep oererude | Pollard of Opvie e Pollard = } or Executive Offices Advertising Club 207 City Club Building. ” s Four He ” a Of P ome, 22 18-2 Andrew « SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA ff] sec 0" 88 Reha. cc Uc iatlicma ak et ER “THE SCARL ET at 8 o'clock p. m.. Fran ——— > ebimanh our Andel) . levard, on Thureday Feb. 24. at 7:30 a @.. Playing Bach E Minor Concerto for 3 Pianos Grand and Arsenal Chicago iIli.)} and Terre Haute sister of Mre Beulab wer and BRournstein Seen Leaving | AUBERT “Sorrews of Satan” | FENTRESS— Entered into rest on Feb, 22 Cranda1l. the Ambruster cae el. nt With Four Men Who a - ¥ . - ae ICERT JEW! sic ’ 7 I L Y a d : »” . ; t ove inera rom > Later Returned Alone. | | | i ONCERT OF JEWISH USI AOOLAH Temprte’ * Next Tues 32 y 5 Aubert and Easton and Chaplin Comedy saan a of —, a oe | y — reas, ‘beloved 4° one ge heater avenue. Thursday. ‘ . h ‘ , * aca “ — : 9 i130 pm. © Friedense Ceme era! Ct of h OT nici ide at t e later 4,«” * “2 8ece. \ ‘niet Ci AR o Grace Judlin lerning and J. Wesley Jud- o4 at nea nderella [* LD LLOYD | ti : lin PRIESMEYER— Entered into rest op Tues ’ * a rti 2&8 unknown was re- ; oo THE KID | * a é ! 5 - Eo ter . ~ 5 —t Bu 28 BO’ partis - Cherokee and lows BROTHER” : Thursd tay 7? Le aes ~ Ba, y at an pammaeprmistsies epic ‘ment Pre smevyer of 4125 W eet (,reen Lea piace, ry. beloved husband of Fredericka Prieemeyor “4 f COLUMBIA ‘ me eS GISH in Washington Baltimore (nee Naber). dear father of Ciara and Hu!- murder of “LONDON” and Md.) papers li , (c) |\da Prieameyer. Mre. Joseph Strunk and brother of Henry 22-year-old . found shot! 5257 Southwest (Country Store | FRAZER . iM ‘ Strunk, deur oe i pi ja Be , (k—4 Monds Or rs. (we . ne a3 ‘ iA i ES on esintiainiiiaii ye UC Ann” aes ar . ie Pricameyer and our dear father poten CONGRESS | DOROTHY GISH to Lo Nelle and Sam R. Frazee and Mrs. | era ees and uncle, ip his sixty-seven 4 s “@iLiz yrs “LONDON und hodius. 4 Celebrated Negro Teno 10°23 Olive St. state at C. R. Lupton mor. Funeral Friday. Feb. 25. at 2 m., Amateurs Remains in , a al fee AT THE ODEON, 8:15 THURSDAY EVENING FEBRUARY 24 1827 ——— atti Cae emer | trom Math & Sons chapel. F Grand-Flor. tuary, 444 Olive etreet "Interment at nd West Florissant avenue. Interment Benefit St. Louis Colores Orphans Home Bidg. Fund. raat A | Soar ; elm da venin abe ang i POLA NEGRI in ;|Gay cvening Baboki. Mo. V alhall a Cem —— i Hotel Imperial” and ‘ Tickets on sale at Aeolian Musie Hall if@1 ‘Olive st. Ellis Candy Shop in Odeon GRU BB— Entered Theater Bidg., Pime St. Y M. C. A., 2838 Pine St.: Pero College 4300 St. Ferdinand. iefferson & Gravois Langevs Com. into rest on Prices: $1.00 to $3.00 HI-POINTE EO Te, ae 6927. @ 4:15 6 mm... To tnsure Choice Seats Make Reservation. PHOTOPLA): , ‘layton 2 McCaus f Jack Pickford in beloved busband of Theresa M M Orph eu oth & St. Charies KING BEE “ XIT SVILING’ : Gear father of 7 ‘ped erick and Amateurs G. aud Mrs. W Bieak! ey. our yA 5 CHOICE SEATS TONIGHT &f 00 (SOME RESERVED. 90c) 20 i716 N. defferson Lafayette gr i Bae er at 1d father- ip- -law at the age rHREE AND ONE-H 4LF HOUR SHOW 1643 8S. Jefferson Leurs La Plante in Matthew 's Cemetery lege’ Cemetery ) Tuesday. — lof 79 2707 North SYLVIA CLARK WM. GAXTON LINDELL: ; Her Big Night” and was a member of Barbee Chapt r| KIDDLE—E ntered into reset eon 4 papers please copy { Adolph Senjow + tiie inerai from parlors, boulevard rm. Inter ~~ , ae* ° a Coroner's jury te i ° , Hi i ti . a ste ES ter Re gas ae ee , . eage b 1 vale aeelae t » es ¥ iy ct eye Bi nap ey Op teas ‘ > ' zs ee “ hota ty I; Rati “ «di 0b tea ; > pes ne mers . Ot lame ie ees ars = * esse t 4 - sn es # A = ey : » Sip ae hie n eee oy s F Rpg 3 0 - K - ~ gh ne per, ’ ‘ rm be ee ‘ _~* - r ‘egg - er Pe O REA ; bd " % ay + * wag ay rf - « : i” ee — weita, + » 4 ee >> : : peewee aig hg Re Shin eng te a i %. Lm HF = °. ‘ a ' - Bye te ee ee > at? " a ee a oe elle mR : " 7 ‘ ; am " x rr : i a pl is “ Sepoctjame J d : : ys pe os Fo Rieys ; ‘ s ” oo sae > . wea AL ee + . Hs J iced — " ™ “ bs % a * >. 2 ely A Miia ee , a b A prea, r “ 4 es . + Pin ‘ * z “ “a nn " % iw He eo er eee ae” 4 om Pe dg! age dealer, Who Was th in the alley behind 1118 Channing avenue early Mon- | morning he only witnesses were five po- men who had investigated the > after the finding of the body. they had no infor- to where nt Boe Soe eae Pe etn Harry nea 7 f Pan te beloved wife mother of William Reich and sister of Mary Jane dear erandmother. George | Mre ef nor Demarel from llores 3S46 Lindeil wt ¥ > morning. Feb. 26 t &:.30 @G 'Piue Church Interment in Calvary Ceme- E. Interment at V | tery ” TY ceased was a member a St. : O0—On Tuesday. Feb. 22. 1927. at ~ ) oage No 5 l O oO F (eo) 5 ca Josep h Re sico beloved husband — | HOOVER —-En a ints ceat on Tuesday. | of Kather! ne Resico,. our a etepfather | bet ». & 7. Mary Hoover -beloved! and granc! Thur at of Mr ‘2 Emma Jenkins. our dear F | Thursday oe ier and great-grandmother ‘ick Bros funers) ye fre nD residence 6241 Goener ath boulevard. to u vy riday Fa? 25. at 30 D = i Sorr ‘hurehb thence to New Now +itinA festiiied ' (Constant Viscosity ) jor rred or of the ide Motor Oil r lice heleve the mesult of beer or ~ + «4 +? : ry bh activities, but have ie t+ hie? +i-e : aa Lv SUDSt iD ici * Bes - } . ? infnarrmot . patest informatson th ‘ * aT i Aid +h ey mB wWas that Ke Meaving a mon avenue at a crear pow Lou's UB’E Pity nouse VAUDEVILLE SAYLERRT TONIGHT AT 8:10 SHARP PAPI AR MAT, TODAYS. $2.20 Kussell Janney Presents fhe Thrilling Musical Play whisky in “THHR iD jmother BROTHE ze” imot: Proved safe by millions and prescribed by physicians for Colds Pain n St { “Bertha the Sewing Kavortings Uneek— ' _& Co. in ‘Partners pond (;rand and Hebert - Ceased a =a it Manne ap RB Siy- a 1927. at 12 o'clock Machine Girl’ and “God Gave Me 20¢” DEZSO RETTER ~ RATH BROS. OTHER BIG ORPHEU, M FEATURES > bee ~er> a ered into rest on Monda , A “ida dearly beloved father of iL Y R f Cc { David Belasco’s Fe °} ) at 4 21 . po Dally ‘arthy and stepfather o | Sixth and Pine Neuritis Toothache Neuralgia Rheumatism Lumbago Headache res’ at eee eae RAN FAY HAROL D LLOYD { in “THE KID BROTHER” { HAROLD LLOYD Photoplay: sreat Stage Success, Jam son wife r . De Lato “The Musie Master’ an Bia: Mim. Mable De Lano m the Alexander & “ig our Son's chapel. 6175 Delmar bovievard. oD lat cranpdwother in {| fhursday, Feb 24 at #4 BD. @& te 0 VY asihalia Cemetery. Feb 4 1927. at 2 ' 7 red mto rest on 10 North | ee eetoe7, at 11 a. mi. Edw nt us) ad of Rose »~all Paty (ty Be —_ a FHOTOPLAY THEATEES | MAFFITT 2812 N. Vandeventer = | » r n-co!l eister-in-law. easure! HAKOL D L LOY D in “THE KID “ar BROTHER” | Funeral Thursday ———— - * from the Bs rovost chaos “— | ARO! ao rand boulevar to Valbala Cemetery Manchester HAROLD LOYD (c3) ( omps any. Orch. Ensemble 125 2.20, 2.75, wat $1 1© $1.65, fonres: Manementer BROTHER’ | SANNSEN—~-Entered into rest on Monday 1lso. Aeolian, 1004 AMAL OF 2 \Skoer we 7 t 6:46 pvp. m., Magda ja ‘ ‘Maplewood { Adolph Menjou in | ten: anssen | jee Heusner) dearly beloved “Sorrows of Satan” &@ | wi j ul 3 anesen and dear mother of | 7170 Manchester ' Harry Langdon Com. “eg Helen Huning. Gustav Jans | Nusman and our dear sister, | Grevois : 24. at 1 ila ; Mi 1 K A D ex é ALL ST AR C AST ea | erandmether. mother-in-law and aunt aged! Feb. 2 ) “NEW YORK” and | °7,."¢ars., ‘Church. Interment ’ j aa . ow Reel om, Based op | DOES NOT AFFECT THE HEART | \Eet *e Nt. cl Se tk =* Le), Shy SLA Wie « returned Bourn- ee a so a Shumuiiea . Pragsnte toite: jeter ita: Atinditinniie , " ee : PO et Rs nar: . & raat. : ae ; sie ig oa Bo és Te nS es fs ners ney er tain as 4 GEE OR 4 OR OR TE RI A PRL Le ETS F Sea OE “109 n 7p Nights, a ».. eG a. nla ey cam dear eur Enter red into OZARK Viebster Groves and 's with mbsheli— Ti eae ans “Hote imperis al and daughter of Thom: “Aree sien Schofield frow the Schumacher funeral Chaplin Comedy nee Myers) ar sister of Lyda Oster. 13 Mermace etreet Thureday. Feb. ———e | Minnie Petere and iiam Se h ofield. dear at 5 p m.. to Valhalla Cemetery. i¢3) PAGEANT ; - Double Program _s sister-in-law. aunt and niece, aged 41 yeare | SCHUERMANN—On Monday. Feb. 21, y in Ermine” | ineral rida £ CD. a. 6s ee SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES ST. LOUIS UNIVERSITY THE PAKAMOUNT PICTURE ADAPTED PRO MAJOR We, hy Blige : ;. mt 30 a. ™.. Catherine Sc huer- SESS Oermae iad “Music Master” : Louisiana svenue. | (nee Jacob). beloved mother of fa (Roberts service). (ce) vomel (nee & huermann) Willem with the Great New Leff Team— cauntie. Games we Powhatan = {.,0014,NECEL In. | KENNEDY on Tuesday, Feb. ‘iret ] Some, eee oF ; io Pp. Mm mare. Mary Kennedy. chit , a "s % S111 Sutton Av. Chaplin Comedy Ed ward A apd Harty C. ee y ; | mother sister in-law and aunt ip ber siaty Reserved and Now Selling for Remaining Performances. BUY IN ADVANCE—ANOID THE LINE —_ Ber ap Beg. Sun. AMERICAN — Rext Week Sez Sun Nigm ‘ fe wa —— | By | years On the Stage ; i‘ yeu . wal from Wacker mentors : outh ra Night John Willard’s Famous Mystery Play. Ming ey egterain- £ IS art abet Caroline St.—(Near Grand) to 4 P. M. Daily FLU IS HERE! OLIVIA GREGORY CLASSES iN EAPRESSION *tudio 32202 Palm Twelfth Year. ntalog op Kequest. MOlfax 5022W. - ye Povey 1m hy, Stevenson and the \Hdeteaate , eVilil tole see toda.'s Want Business for Saie offers. PRE CS y the problem was solved by ibricating engineers of the d Oil Company (Indiana.) y Mountainside, ragged, | motor oil was develeped. MEET. cous car ce. _. oil of constant viscusily tt its te tre wae t50 is! Mister,” from J y vouth who 100 miles from Double Program Feb 22. 1927. Herman H “Wor men e ite lief | Geane- Shenandoah ———e fh 4 D OPERA VIRGINIA in “THE KID | Wa to Mount Car! church Imt ‘uneral family residence. 2311A “Exit Smiling and (loved husband of Louise Kirtmas woe and Arminia Frauen Lodge No. @. | S117 Virginia BROTHER” Calvary Cemetery. Stock oors huraday efternoop. Feb 11 A. i Come “New York” ATE VENSON Entered into rest on Mon- Interment in lwary M.—CUNTINI Os... 3 > ™ gree ty a Fg — on Tues “VICTOR HERBERT MELODIES” | S&S H A Ww { HAROLD LLOYD | Funeral fr om Geraghty’s to Cathedral. Broadwas f - Get rid of that cold quickly and purify } da “ed “ § 7 : } a CAT ATE CANARY [01s MORAN anette Zi, 1827, at 1135 p.m Ae tery Dennelly service ST UG EL—On Tuesday Feb. 28 10727 iP = , - COLD “ TINEES Get B8e. The — . : ~~ uneral on li PeD, Zz : : eeon late Octavia Tur- COMPOUND POP. MATINEES Wed., Sat., 50c, xe, $1 HAKOLD LLOYD -— = sa ages a8 No sont. | oer Prize-Winning Story AMERICAS MO Mre Paula Buwiech eTi- — > ® Travel n dRerorts 3 | as chard Minretue) ear “aner gof Bit! sta hte Pata gh Sige ‘3! “LOVE’S GREATEST Stee 33515 nd aunt of Margaret Shirley Smith. °°” | Mane Stucenel and. 0 pies and — : MISTAKE” navel, 189. De ogy er eg ae amy With JAMES HALL, NUON — Robert and Herman Stucsel JOSEPHINE DUNN. [KIS GRAY as GREAT ciaa ane Pe » Is y ‘ Pruners re on residence of Herman Stuce teaghtee af (in Sena an Se oe aoe 317 Chestnut avenue Webster Groves JACK NORWORTH ber Lanelinan) "and dear sieter of tien, | mareiay Feb 24% 6 Valballa 7 ~ ae A DELIGHTFUL TRIP T0 IRELAND , nu ; : sr Annual Excitrsi aes _ to éleep. LAFI—on Wednesday 3:30 a * mommen at the And On the stage fe¢i A Rictous Drazziing Revue That & DOROTHY ADELPHI Thomas Laci. and oar deer grandénaghas -Entered into rest on Monday reed rn bee mn he urteenth +4 : oe TH ‘7. Justine Swstec-, newred hew motor oil does not thin It lubricates the engine ghiy—the thousandth mile lently as the first! In cold er as efficiently as jn hot! emely cold weather, Iso-Vis it” should be used. i eps x —E. G. Hill-| engine is protected completely beng catonatign Aiea nee 1 constantly—when it is Jubri- aa 11 Narra. prizes on Narra- | . . ,° ™~ . tt "Ke VR on & aneat. . “ c: on; ~ adie . ZHioit t th i With Iso-\ 1S. This means exhibition at oe eNOS LS ‘ | “ Grand Forks. | mportant benefits’ to you — He won the first five in.| . ancl WER nie L E '$ STATE er motorin —r fewer S ibbons, one on anit dis- ie u * | bills . o d ty On specials, and one pally necte EVROPE WASHINGTON wt SIM: — : ontreal To Give Program einen | UmMe play depicting the life | s Washington recitations | Just the accommodations you want A eulve Pe of Abraham Lincoln. : de luxe om one of the express uners or more musical program will com- | modest quarterson 2 “ntertai nN m™ 1e7 ? 4 y children the Cabin or Tour ; f . ws b . ist Ships = OETHE 8 o's Mmeetir af tt Ch Own year, in the sta Dr Hill re- Qa mental] ca. | teacher egtimat: ye Fonera! Contin ee 135¢ MATINEE TODAY ‘FAUST’ WEEE merit. from Cemetery ‘¢ ian aed rast on ie «ramichiid Funeral from Lymn eireet rr wrod McAndrew | mm. to ‘erace Epies Hoffman and Warren streets Kiviere « ‘ reamatery On the Stage GENE RODEMICH and Fs Merry Maniacs’ Presenting ‘TRUTHS OF 1927°" ‘with JOHNNY PERKINS Adapted $ Free The Fast, Fat and Funny S 4 brother and fence Be Comedian AVERY HOP WOOO 4 neral f ., fesiae en 1 ee 5 | =e q 3 . ay t© Sonne east FARCE MAKERS ‘he ae 3 ck to Sacred Heart "i ecuber of Hei Name | Matinee Todey, af heer rec "Teast ve riah pe Ste eee | IS 1S an extraordinary motor It helps your car to give ex- dinary performance. It gives CHARLES RA PHYLLIS HAVE ane DAVID BUTI ted From The thenes Monday Feb. 21. 1987 Emm t HL-— thn) of A Laetavette aren * é¢rama—aA -_— we Loe Angeice Cal.. Feb ts, hwiowett wife Ora: mother of TH EATER }. bias f 40 ar eranémothes i ix KINGS Th ccersa lactiee lack ant. Dan ‘ KF EM En teres . — ; Fred 1927 “THE MUSIZ MASTER” | *’ TSS tw ote ae Feb » o . Mo M niin 5 Fem 21 i827 Mary Meee | nue to New P A iso : ‘a, . , . mer. Gear wother of George M. oomet Mre ALLISTER WYLIE’S | WEBER Eoter gin ron m : Oaring ivze the Pesat-Disepatch j Ss _. ets grant rert here «rra' gta : rinted 1.408 SWeasiernt “Wante”— mother inieaw end euamt «at the WEST ENDERS i» | ri oe 9 s & 2 Schour | Thursday Feb @4 (STS2 mere than the THHEE other i ge. Leuls sewspepers combinzed. pari i “8125 Latapetie — ficlers funeral er 4 tc) | Grane we levard. v , The centuries-old Norman French . Manor Houses of the Seigneurs— Let us help you pian your trip abroad. | as you _— through French cane For further wmformeation apply at | by the Cunard—St. Lawrence Route. Companys Office, 1100 Locust &t.. &t. Lowtse or Loca Agenis WHITE STAR LINE deers Remres Lee Bs tren oe aaa aK ALTH FIRST! Wate: cores Gricht» Visease, bladder. ‘stomach, rheumatic ther aliments of “City of Healing Waters.” Mild winter el Write for free book ret = Club, Springs. terineti! ee a oe ‘tik of O t8 > oo Toredog. a. are Gear father af LMAR AT & UC EED IT’S HERE NOW “HER FATHER SAID NO” With KIT GUARD—AL COOKE vat f‘omeay v aaencea san 46¢T.*9? Ae is “F” for Ronde. jm ee. | Feb 23.—A . Ai saturday in connec- > . cae Six years ago d Oil Com Y Met © were ane Mabel : Parme : ‘en eh ers wad re. (Indiana } ' tod, ¥ Parma . LOUIS, MISSOURI "his state. CANADIAN a farni 2 (233-1137 — Ss., Se. Leowts 5! or any STEAMSHIP AGENT ae er are 4 ; tripe fec% funeral wil ayyta rt oe seusire = his state. Sc oan. 2s Fomen ewe ployed ‘him & reed near the school. 7 4), - “ki re iL Sa Sarr S

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} olamns.- _ VEDNESDAy WEDNESDAY. Bg Sony ted 88 BUSINESS PARTNERS often INSURE SUCCES S by affording proper expansion. Find partners through these c — sie te __SeDST ' — auc re J ; —__ _ SUCTION Sag = LD GOODS FOR SALE DANCING aks ___ SITUATIONS—WOMEN, GIRLS HELP WANTED—MEN. Boys HELP WTD.—WOMEN, GIRLS | eae ) ) c z wen met : a « seam , m¢ ” Bos LL rN f\ WAYS AS t/a ze ae oe mg Br nure Household — ~~ cine PAM “BARU AINS IN: WASHILERS g* > ~et ~ ff OREO eee teat a ‘ a We Senicee ees >» Renee's Sct Sa ae yiae Bb cing pees, See : aegige res x ey Awates e ouhs ae eee eS Oe eee ee ab ity sais, RT Sy ee ae Rg op MRED a ce od % z 3 POURS - “GG 8 er rth Ades oT POs ght on wes me eae Bes Mr ws oe teeeonane ss as, bt: Aico he eg ei he atl Sg oy — sa be dew, wit, AU ( TION ‘DRESSMAKING—MILLINERY ~90 004) 25st Sees a VATTER-—For ~tunchery. soda | GIRL— White experienced: senera) bous ha gage i : AUCH 54 ce nl tat net ip ci pen inner nat negesan oes SAO 2 ce i i 8 NB sy , ee ee ee, " os) et 2 PI. i ee ee new age. - Oa, eo ene oe et AE Ries ve “ee Ag a Hgts Ab ppp y -m. Me win oer ae oe ye «agg 7 ~1810 Chi CANVASSERS anc SOLICITORS *s) $00s)) So28 Mores c) Dt te ret ae ee eee over cpa LLLP : mment jobe: $25 to $80 week: shor Dd typenriting efficiently PARTNERS WANTED | iy work. AD | 10.000 pairs white duck Trous ‘000 Leiner dade aaa ee SO 1 8 + — PERSONAL % earl : ; : . SALESMEN WANTED. a TR I ds . : | fach and ever \rm be né S o. KLINGMADE ig STALE MEN —Must | : "Cabany 7542. 721 | € the above mercha! been manufactured within Wea, Ce PMNs V8 wat hs. Sage enieg REE aaNet Aba ee AO a piaxw 7 ~ ee rae ee eS “ ; Ae & erence ee oe AUTOMOBILE AND | yerenting meet aa ee | ase ) - ( ‘ | ct f MOTOR BUS TRAVEL . + Dl a ol ees Seoreen: Ss ae nan Jefferson 6793 ) : wi : 2, chi and he Deseriptive cireular now being issued a1 n be h nest att ‘sed 2 Sa STOCKHOLDERS’ MEETING = a. (78) | $25 cats a modern. | WOMAN yEttewn iting has | anseaae 8 y t CAGO a Taylor. ! a =m coe —_13y: Th | ees HELP WTD.—WOMEN, GIRLS HOUSEH ‘LD GOODSF " 1 ms 4 a. é 3 SST 10 peaeg 7 | JEftersor In TROMBON i); ame Hogi a. zs law rankiip Av. ) | Seem at 4) Planes . Seer F Pow ae : — i " . SSaaaeeee ESTEY “ty ap c , _ . : - . si werk 25 EMPLOYMENT ionicge a Pe a or ee epieton. 28 feet | Uae as gia |e WANTED 7 avy du : t. Louis N. 17th st | 6! |; RESsEs—! . 3610) 1 iNNEK SEl FREES) tome RECO , — RANTEED ‘| SeeqEem | : ; z f 5 nd ; “0 il — rt }e ; 4 ‘7 as « : t tie acid tor LOST and FOUND |] =r er MEN Bovs —__ ||, «HELP WANTED Ee a — we rrlshiag Os... ? 2 " : , Ps ; ‘ere tere gy et! 4. Lom bina tien Anges ) | # : - pele tac selenmepgeett ee ee rate Pay Psy RN RU Rs SIAR A RAS RSE rs pipe VR $title yn MEN, BOYS ~ TLRE EXCHANGE "RANKLIN AV (cB) i a i a i ea oe — ts een - ————————————— ee ee te eal Ey ne EM TSAR LOA EE 6 hy LAO AE BS oo Tce ORL HI. A Bie cre urn Nouse s & Fiats For Sale eos om eee 9 ve heaempearbis . ~ : Pane mye a. oo commits detente hints Ore _ tt STOVES, + ey er CANVASSERS and SOLICITORS WOMEN (43% = f ; 4 ” | : oe ae. 3 , - ¢ ‘i & B: 3 ; ‘3 : : } = SALESWOMEN WANTS ‘th brodler, Bie rea. Tth aad , n¢ges, ‘ $5 to isnes ae t Jewel. >A Dic and - , a Contents hotels pe 8 os é ik ‘ te ' : Wks Cth APR aaO irnere’s ~ Psp wane 2 pares Le ee BLL : 5 eae ate Ratoni, UNG Tt’ 3 ® emcee loth and Cass \ SES ERI IPS ANNES alt POSEN ait pNP Be ND vlc ¥R aT } R .~ 7 t ‘ . . - ae : _ . - : a ; ’ , 7 a. x . Sather $ ‘ ' . ted . ‘ rr ; Y - | , , ‘ | arenes Mem. ary ‘ - ‘ z . a7 ‘ ler aes from BS ony . _— et en tiesto: om : . sa beri EAE CLS ER ae, a — mer en — Loe ¢ “4 ; } . ' , * a. yeare in busimess. Linde.) | muMuMAa re IO . 2. penne pape 4.23 of \ ‘« 3 , . | age + gn ee , sig . , oon r ie Ma 13! | Es | - “ ae oe Sik Sars —— tte on 1104. ag | , Kh ae EE ea dP rae and have ti See een = seve ELry, GOL D, VER wymenta, Lindell C305. $ ; Soma. bath | Ry : oie tO gaan 1 Prostice in aw MAN 7 . ) “e ab , al one: | 7 fal‘ 1O-wle | = aw ste > : SIL Pon were * ot . . ) ed Thor es a ee ‘ over yF 4 # e : a ae ‘ ; . apt , i eign, CORP” Pee: | ear Tice ele laa eS es Usp atch,

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i TATIS r RPT ARY oh} : . NESDAT | aalico BRPTARY 23 iseg ree 23° See we YOUR USED CAR need not be sold for | less than its value. Offer if in these columns and get the right Price. 8 POST-DISPATCH. __ _AucTIO is “~% : oa _ ctr “ ea opiiiiniadl N ‘SALES ea FOR SALE MACHINERY . a _— . i = eo an FE __ PA 1S ji Y) j\ oe. 1 4 ~ ° ey? aN Vii ( ur Own eyes bow sanitary and cleas s ; oete are kept. (mr iong experience hildhood on enables us to buy end the best at the >weert rapidly growing — istomers epeaks for iteelf sdvertisers. Central Bird klin A firet-clags stere ‘lase re puta tion. {cir . PS See. | STORE and OFFICE FIXTURES For Sale DENTIST OUTFIT —— Complete: e008, terms. Cord 5470 Eaeton ay. DESK—Roil-top,. 60x34: flieor ¢ and counter 3405 Gravois. GRan 9249. It does seem unbelievable that we can sell NEW ears at a discount, but it’s a true. Last Sunday many people found DAY. AND THURSDAY, MARQEMWALKER ARMSTRONG [OF CO. ie | 4 on — TT y~\ . ( Dow's eper ke ' atts ‘ / PAS nv | Jefferstin & Lafavett LA Wie ‘ purer ce te ctf ‘ar. Reg. Price = —_ J ABANS | oo - i “3 } rit cir s rink (*h+ , ‘ , , ’ ae | = lik Zz 7 ‘ ne OnUfacturaas Purniture of all Kinds ios at manufacturer's, orice of $4% cash. | ) ior 4 [ ‘TLLYS-OVERLAND. 1] | NEV i. $1702 i Siege gerretee disp! A Lane's hous ? BEE eon pad tte. atk - ; = eT bheis dt EARL iis a ; i - # 7 "he i | +¢ 4 i fs i il i} t iT ite : ’ , } et 3 alin ad “ : ) . i : ; ly 2A ff Rick nt eke! in ne a 1] SELKIRK, 1510 Choutes a , one ———-- C 6ihe 6¢ bss at finar om. i jute A p SACOM ALR i cae atiaters .- cw paso { NEW Br a centoacke x0 5 $9540 $1675 tt hat is Without fj — _——— = roeemafaion aa ore —— : a > sed i : : aj ; : rp ap 3 : a ; ‘ ) a —s s = ~sut )} A 1s0 NEW cars of fhese makes ° FE ser, gg te (0th, aa. aay ltinin, tl atti ei ant, ae . a De AW ING TABLES desks. chaire _Natura!l Bridge. FIXTURES — Real bargain. Franklin Fixture Co.. 615 Franklin.(: FIXTURES—Swre and office: hie bargains. RICK ENSOHL. , TY). rv a a So x y= * ip ! >i : Lest S r ; € » sii . > r ss ‘ . . i i? ; : : cA Zz ' . ; ¥ ’ ’ bs id spe a pene eas al a ee ee t titre a ‘ J ‘2 ae . ey enadarscsere }?; . ; Sa it ' Rs “ heats . " ‘ ’ ' ; HO 4 ~ - {fi Dodge. Studebaker, rf adillac, WwW hippet, Gard- \” > od ¢* , ‘ t} ’ a . | ‘ +t —~ * if ‘vo , . ; sf 4 on . is ' yey ‘ ; é | ‘ ? x4 if " -\ RESTRIC | Rooms furnish “@ F | hd ay | S saa ane aT mre FIXTURES—hegp. Bac Washington Fixture Co. 812 A ioe si ee GUARANTEED regiteter repaire. al! makes. Cash Register Co ti i i at it ti i ie ee en. hecdroom Yahlem Finance Corn Reach Robes ; dining yoom. i Th ese are new cars, meV er heen drive n for RMS. ) : ee : . : | : BL igen : ee y. If you don’t want to trust NSIDERED at, suai | ME et-20-20 model $1: erms: tfra rURDS—~-4 ter 0 1 iT? “lint | (ff - We Sell ‘mn judgement, seat an expert to give ! EXPERT -\EPATRS aries lll SS AV ROL pre pees ee ee ae nt ))) you an opinion on them. DURNITURE ne Service calls s A pts | nm , "3 ‘e , } EXCHANGE || ap expert butla ‘sour racin wets reas r+ POR Hil | le ee Ce ee ee aa a ee oe Open daily 19TH AND WASHINGT ND ies | IL. "Ty Cwatt 2 : ; : : ee O4} i UTD iri rR = ik sells “ye PTV - Tis — \ be | ae ( ; 3 ple 9 heen ee sii : ogee? sagem | Sememenee | Bg steagg ne era NIVERSAL MOTOR CAR DISTRIBUTORS \ | SHEL 50 feet of shoe shelving ’ : ~ r ‘ gress le cle ees cacao pata ; Teer! i ‘ } Vj ’ 7 ? ’ \ hf - }*2 n , »A })} : " jeaiile s ' me ri ree eounters: a! ‘MADE label. a . = = : . Broughams- -~For Sale } i? rcyT 4 : . : ‘ = p 4 340] 15 LAC { ST Bl. { e ' a? . ’ = goods bargain. Cal oy ‘iiBin the an * Mort ; i oaiire cab htth ; ' ; : 2EhaQ - | Wine we Ps ; : , ie hg apa ; : a. oe ; a ; Ne | SHow ; AND STORE FIXTURES. requ = i ‘ = i S A yo +i CHEVROLET —4 passe ss 7 {D-— Roadster 6: balloon — tires ring | ars or ale ac 4 uest { i ’ dq 7 sed. New or — 4 H ‘ “a Re TY I : es 7 . . . i, i ou TE aaition a and Sunday until 9 P. M oe %& ee wa ey “RE eon & ita Min oh th eee ee one aS wom te oe Sesh. Ret me ae OM Nx, AUCTIO SEE PROSSER? renickeled: lerma Ga ew Ameawers | 62648 Lacicde, ndell »,| 2924. $145: trade. terms. 3843 Easto: Lh FLA ORD Tourings, ©, sot snaee, WE Mee” | PA Ti NEERS . et . wtih ag “ak oes and 7 Pan agar rns a reid oot £ Lc . ¢] ~4 OUring iv. — Fur ok) 1514 LAM UST ST CENTRAL 4995. (e860) pin es: d} LE! mick > . env : V Sti ; rr f> : a | ‘ E1—1i0 pisces: ee St ad ao : Coaches W » we 3 Pg mary 5-26 models : Club Sedan 1925 pe | son | PF | w prep = eee a as cipisi ibis 0) Geld RP “Biome: sa | »C up Heaan ive “ORD—Touring, goed mechani copa: } | : i ain ith antl 6 : ) isin, after °.| TYPEWRITER AND ADDING a& ; bedroom | {all brass inst rumen | , drum “€5 HS- ig HA\ tee $27 sarc - ) RI : D FORD ROADSTEI all extras, less than half of ne : | ison es MACHINES ee eee form. inciading for, {i |Plape-accondion, Sulte 3. MiCiy Bigg. | | WER e Re Grand | finance company er tondwers. Ford. | NEW HUPP sIX SEDAN $ $90 down. Open Wednesday. Friday. Sat Wanted megs will allow you $o. rt 7) lv Lklal fulh ann rior sscyial DODGH—19V5 . ee se. ne a ‘ - ait . — —— ee on | FORD—Tourings. late 10. xcelient con-| TYPEWRITER Wtd.—-One late moéel mul | gown payment i! e new, Ora | tern : c . 7 es }}p)@rvy) S| BIS | 9) fom is inv Sir dition : Tra. ar Bho ‘ ian or sen 4208. automatic trip vref (ooi NG FU RNIT RE LV. HRAN , - on - dt | Pys——T our . 926. 9618 Franklin AY. {ee : “ | Gere Staaeteer 2 it om | = vn \ PN TeAPeENM vVSZD i( Wd aS Ori , | ae ntee Bacco coegteh (aten F a NG MACHINE—Burroughs: - good - : ae a ’ \ j 1 | . ‘ i od ¥ 1c} « | dj co }} \me? ~ ~—s NS : ‘(¢ Better Than t Auto Show Sainkandl re ane cf : . i j j if ' rt} ; ; i , | : ’ age i 7s!’ =% { - ve ; ' P , = \} yr | 7 _Mi iT is co IN 3041-43 | ar us "" % bir s SF Scum { nderwood ‘Re emin wton. 1Y 1 it 1] +e ; : as @ a rar a r toy } i}} The musi beautif il cars imagil —— ape ; : . 50 ? $1690 rents 1 month. ** ee, > 90 ay *~ i. 8 Ay, — . —= aera eee Dre, © « Sheena 4875. & a Ce ee ee ee satel ‘ sa diac ets nasal so pane OM, inut ike new? Ore ‘th ang oe eS Bex 2 BR tom eee wing « 4 Steaiht. snitityyt Pam "LEP arid ie! , ntable im™né. , Cos ; sap Ea seis sau _ zs a os} on ale ix the biggeat thimg ))) 7? @ 4h, f os Lt bg Sa ine bigxes A. iy. + Vi tarsite nS fol £ ; . months $v AD! e@a hu , S10 es? 30) iWoics NASH i Wy Z. a: la ais (| . Lour has ever seen Each car ) iSu WY Lou Ww 2043 N ith : egho d , ; . . Rey ‘ ‘ 5 | a! - : : rio 6 ty i oe) \ “uaranteed iM ' pts : ; ’ iT eee Hey a ah 3 | } , quipped, including’ winter | q SEDANS } } Used Car Show }}|> : } . ; : I as is 2c ; , : } ‘ " bd } \ » - 4 + AR if Suites 1 8 ler coaches: all maken ‘Saniem. ORG 3 LYOUPE many of he N Cone tp 40% NS | HORSES AND VEHICLES Porerain: ~e feee*t From age ’ Bad : : : ’ Deo Pea = on on wry ?, = q e. } i] \{ ' } tO Z ee fei “ PES we ; : . =a LE ; ((! ay € vf tO Mf . O ))? Sa e€ For Sale 15" HED TERMS Vpright. . 4! play: ) : ‘terms. Ford cos $3 ra" FORTS ‘ LOW AS €35 ving ead | i} Better Than the Auto Show HARNESS—Secondhand. 4d uble and D- | ! | ; ) Ess if 19s 7 , . +4. | 2} : ) | “gle: collars, all sizes. Call. at 3076 hous e ar — rr le alee a Ee te ani re i Beek Zea: oh aghhts, ae om rs , nNiaihegeer apie aed - ~ agent. We inept Wee elle ath -” Sy Meet PRANKLI UES : ’ ‘ j men. Grassmuck 317 A ens mara teed. Get in on this big a HORS SEN—Good with tel $4, ~zpare . ii de rp atlas inclining Stitt naset wage SAP toed OY) 4, ‘yy ‘a4 ' i ; ial ; ~~ am , er ~- | te shoes . ane ay. te rd Poet iT ' Or PAs , : = ' SUN id ; it RA LY . ma « choos sale todav ! \) teed See Loawenstein 77 weer) 7 lac ial +} ee ¥T. t S. Grat Acled: ale LO ‘ral Terms. 7 | way (cB) Grand 1am Furn. Houses & Flats For Sak P A STARCK PIANO ¢ . legain. MONARCH 7 Locust. | : ee rohan J ss 3 fayette, LA 107-7600 ) WEP ER’S is. extra & rh wa ‘ : — . ¢ ? , reyy, er YViTeTH ters) foy Fahy (@ TOT . at) T }} | ae eeemaabls ~ a ane HH F . ao x » eee TrCUT ae auction “ — of $-ro m aparime! J oe TY 3 “ = S ‘ yi | . . int CARS ans 1817 LO I ST at Lea Vine e us , . f ‘ . , , b . -— ; J i ‘ f c co on % bw a 4 , " # ‘ i | \ 4 ie | V v | ee, LS? A) Vv Loi Sty ene icy eau newly fury ‘ $947 -—5 ructi “4912 _ ate ities? Ghee an gees : : "4 A‘ eines i , ; , Gea terrris ee —l weet j . athe Of : Seaters o " ; i 4 ‘ : ‘* : Mi Sage - : wie . Al 210) Se eee ae ae F 7 a . " 4 _— , 4 : art a " ? i : : $s ' r . } 4 eT — ishie, re) * ) naire. tablesg sf own vi ; + Lich M Et wah ce , ; xe PiAYER-PiA.J0)—Monarch vpiaver pian S7h Bu . terms. trade. Yahlem.|PAINTED AND RE Ey J iis th Studebaker «2 DOL 3B)) 7. a ey , | HARNESS—New and_ a mahogany ci ull 8! atest et 5° N. Gra sa as O24 AND 1923 COUPES; TIRI peng ergata a stom | ei yn Every one guaran- ({((| HARNESS—-New and. peed: Bronte. ee oe Lis S716 bi ¢ sha ME Sees ae © ee ee 9 TC | "RINGS ; HORSES He arnems 6 wagons, complete @ullimnen tf £0) ne ont ef ice business: no $25 Down 4 mle a ge teckerle Ice and Cvual ‘oat Fords ove . we == 1U horses. all sizes: ff mete Chevroiets _ , larnes 3 atake warone: 3 coe! wae ¢ 30] W ‘layton. *» ; a AS aa Se _ SET in ait ate nae ae sath tha ig a in / ott stasis, a nik alin whpling ees eile o 5 . tae i tits . “ ’ SRE GS REA RIE OS OER IRS AMEE RE ART AS NTS HIN RIOR I Ab IRENE SNA Ree AME I ME: AI PIRES RE NGA EM SATS HED EY at ad \ . 7 sail yn . - é : . . rite 2 mange . - a ent . os ee = one Me, at Aa Ee em, pe & por a + i le ree lick : tudebaker Jewett hudson And 100 others! Used Car Exe hange — sacrifice reiand, YOITLEK aed condition Phy . . -~-* . rom | : ; Aa ; ‘ >” . ; " ‘ d ; ' 4 ‘ ‘ . 2 Osa? , rteom ' if 6-room a > ar an r 5M ; Mmahogat n . . ie) Eats , ap. no : a oo a aaa sessile (‘'s a beaut) fully equipped fully gvuarad and bedroom — wie os rss tae tt i aR tera na i ‘ ; ; . ; ee ? a 4 ? at a re burgail WEBER'S s80cTH “a cheap . ravols. he | eae So ie ai surnishing@ re HO ; . STRINWAS UPRIGH? ANG | pr | ee oe. i an ‘Our : , $¢ CUSED W SALE F: - | | now. vou —— | Beautify riveree 10d cor Conch. a ewe: 99 ek Bilas adater: South sch Aa sode | 2944 LOCUST | HO | - 4 ‘ hane | ' x . iu : ; +’ | ; r " ’ ‘ : " . , é : ‘ hs is } ’ - : F ; . : ; . ? ‘ wate scr j f st ! ellings or sina eed £ouds $1] AG per weel a | : 4 a ciuinacoutan age as e sedan; 6 good : ao = (| AICAZAR HOT ; ; . . . " : ’ i i eee ee ee ooke like ; S1 day: weekiy rates b. Sowa baths. -Pnaae p pe ‘wenings.; li, : hae viinder; a@& enappy garage eR) ruarall ’ on right. Tilton-Gardne rer ’ 64 LAe 0107 7 800 {otor ¢ 304 east. preabapes ie) . ABANNE BOTE —b54! - Cabaone: Thome ei of fe Lott | ‘ . eqeeennanepaiatiae lj atmos ar roetn UuNnexceis’ AVVITSDEH Pn renRnefFen vscwo wy 1A! ~fourin fl cylinder: new cord ale: . Oepere: = I d cKiy Nieipicurs Wisc OG ® QVVN TS) fe{s) yew a Tiltan-CQard M r 15 week up: dally 8nd Weck! ¥ bi mu maw oinay GARS Vv (Simiscus (PILE (DG tires irgain. Tilleon-Garaner Mo rates: Eur ‘pe an or American. FPOrest 6 an , , ‘ Ke tlh, e He ~ ” te me Fey Tee er fe A 4 ‘ tg - ? she cum , “he . me . via ' he ‘> +h } be | we Ler ; e : ; q : a ' . ° i e 4 ' 4 0} 30! Loc 4 t¢ Oa Vig city. ‘ _ \ —_ = ox seCcwe Pl ' wt iwc er Buarantes . on ete : 1925 Nash esedan, i: cake ul cond a anpenineneneneRD = a i euesiniad atnanetteneenaterrccconencamcnciemsiseiienen il a : stro od condition om! : Piet pa Sint: CRE Bs a aenee tio nee rrrig ' “eee - a Bicep i tom: fully eruipped with bumpers. 'CLUB SITES— 10-acre tracts: ideally rie. Jewel. ———— ay SP 2 ee a in oT TTS Por ego se aigin ait T stiian Jufferso1 i é nenia. See this excel a, bargain ers. ¢t sensationally pak pt _ oth ola y ; 33 per acre and ut mon i vepay es ta : OA te \ ~~ * a ° = ie & tion Station: trquatents e I $2 ee ee 4 R—— 7-passenger, $165 " Sou cyt “ bs . or oe a 473.5 a Pe oe Be \ down: refinished: perfect. 3843 Eastum | 2 '™ : PEE an sak EI Ranges, t ° ITURE WA! on Ue \ eo DID (6? (NEWSTEAD HOTE a Ne wate iS . 7 ‘ ‘ J “ } ‘ ra ; ) 4 . ri! ‘} Li = ‘ ’ ’ - f vs r : es thie mbhurner gas ranges: -- . bl € nent to Dag ))) a > 2 s > i> a “= S - 2 is ae oe ’ ‘ ’ a sed: good variety to choose ‘Ta R-— Touring 1923 $i5 cash Op | Py, me a A . ben yy terins reasonab. . jewel Kaking and aS pe dramas ta : ; crt CIN > -~TY ANOS ' : ‘ o 2H ly LOT FMD? "SPFT) oe / ' ' : riced to 1 anic "Entral ‘ day “riday, Baturday & ine ae =. , » and reconditioned Hs SEES a ee ee eee ' ek Ae m ' \, OF ie ence : Oos ; ', i anes ren ami’: Ty 1 ¥S-OVERLA INC 4R” aslo! (co) | SPE CIAL rates $5 up weekly. Blue Gets : oa t€ ‘ a Lest Express miro ; gh : et ' Boos :, . ; : ; S34 . ; ; -“s , Hotel. 4040 Olive et { ’ » 2 »TyYarTsy eport modge:, good HELURUNG a, ac *v ‘ unk. pee Cer ee, . pap who GRO mine house fiate rer are | my riven; kaSBC3 — mie é‘ ee ee : : . rant ' Sede ae a ena maith ee ain : hars sy | WIT M AX HOTEL. 5017 Delmar: iarse, 2137 \ ' j f r t : i ; T = a rey ~\y 7a ge | bi] iS ‘ ton Li ‘ “ e vue 7 up have a ailabie Cy 5 Pwo eftwiency apart ue , DTices pal nae” “ Auf ' oncugaiyti : aye ong ; i hon 04 iia Milas le Lut ' . rt Trade. ter Pot) Jetfersot ay® ment, (eB) : wy " : ak f +‘? . ’ ' tt sa? > j . ‘ ‘ Sy i i j ‘ rie’ y a re ‘ , rf) be ~_ Oe 4 \ : a . an sot , 7 ERG ; ' 7 3, ——— ' mn tot - 2 | ; f ‘nt eondi . 10238 'O8 models: "a ¢] terse yA ae Jefferson. (c5B7™) | UBS. of old feathers; pay 30c to |, J very hich erade; hundreds} © | ren 0 OT, lhe "WEDER PLEDGED Yitiae | cxcclent, condition: seit values. Btel-| FORD —10-ton trucks. ail styles; cheap: | ROOMS WITH BOARD—Giey or old’ ones [ 1} tana L Oo. 1 - rendre SeOCUECE : : sities ry 4 iy] 1° hrenk? 4000 Page. {cS ‘ade, termes. 1 4 aie al cor Co 3916 Wael ington 5: $95 dow ue Fr O'Falion Park district rfec Laat (eS) | COlfax 5453W week “and up; excnange you old }) 4 =, 0V “i. ‘ re 4-whe rakes pre id ines me * YWiar ) ( 4 lon ; i) “+ . ‘ aha ry} oy mu! oo p Stutz € . Sedan Sport, $69: 7 wl ; 7 “> > Q° “sé dow? c Cost $3! 900 beautiful green 1 OW ednead: a\ “riday, Saturday eve Dante ee ie ee 4) ae eee eee s SEWING MACHINES “\ AKOLIAN COMPANY { ike nev ned with everything in| Pk ANCH, O877 Delmar, es, - : a 2a oo (ob ne M Aé riiIN E Droph eads, a u }} (oe MISS\ TTR] Ata ts : ; — iat I i. tanger : “Wan PU! = ; MV ARC H é 2187 Loc neat . ; racks light delivery open and ‘ Stith AANTE °4 Hoard Bendis ™ . ‘ ” 4 " . rye ain RB Vanieve: ‘ Pepial) i iw DOUe | 4, i )) p L ) - ‘ ’ . . Be. } . ‘ ' ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ LY w kK NIGHT oo pe- edn, n 1924: eX: : OUjICER . cheap. Hiefling °’f0O} s ; ; cs 4 ; arTrake rs ~ ‘ my Bis na 4 nte: P ‘ | v4 ris ‘ ; A ¢ 395: rth lefferaq feRO) -OMIUND @? - (Yb) ren sac oe ee eae _— — - 2 t ¢ eonines lant eondi tion ‘ eoet pi 108 l we J aon, A I D : - rk - ° . NO ; , ‘ ) 1004 ( )] live St reel ‘f ,erear wr? y int 4 2 ‘ ; ae re : ' a hnee ne a —, ? j 4 in care a »}\ - ~ } 1. ae ” ~ . - . j ’ enet ae. Bene | Di ire SOR rt irTucKe ton P| chor me from 4 ay ¥ eek or hour c Abany ten weet 36 ) fii - ¥ x tetas ‘ re oY others mF wi - aa (‘its chow Phor ia * WE bet “rT 1 1} et 19s atee) express a vd “take RinoM A NT) DPOARD —— ss ORME 5} ' ; . .AN88 ; Fa a ai ie ae a a j xt { F, ’ ‘ ’ . ° _ ANIMALS ae ————— eS eOOOOO oe & IN c + yes i , ’ : c¢ vom on: guaranteed an: ullt; ferme BEAUTIFUL HOMF a e80) BOARDERS COLFAX 04350 . . . ; ‘ . , = . rs 4 . . a7 ~ a ae : 1a he J ep imi DOG Large. male, ase 3 oO os JH LOLET! , ee pacicise -_ S FOR — —-; . m7" eck, handsome and well trained: pe Mth aie Flint wrolet AU ne ene ' Soe rte WACNER PL... 1624-—-Board rooms: $4. 2 ~ 1h 7 I : ay nae 7 ¢ i Dedigr . es. eer Sear. wv A ? dae 5 ) : f (ety 73 ris th hall % ‘ hile hoard 4° eountry et le (o6) | Ss) "5aB0 ices 2 | Bah | amr ‘Phone OUT SDELL.- 7_N. GRAND, (« (EVROLET SEDA With or without bedy; starters; guar | bie board $$: country sty ts _— : 1927 me rie! 7 anteeqd: o : Sul id: = ati qd evcningsa. : ; ae . ah eae - >. . : ro ate blag we . p *s Yi ] , — a : r) eA. i trial ne rege ee . . of | ; : - SOUTH , ira’ iing heat oo ivs — . : r A ‘> 7 rs O ani ‘ ' a R42 or “ tm Se Se ee . . . a y oe 1O0 = ’ : Ss ; . . " " me “" . ut i . o™ j ‘ ; "245 4 oe 4 , — ii} ‘ - i? ° . ; , ~ ret 7 TIES . , : . é cru * ; . 4 at" , 4 xs " . fa Ct | fil } eth . #2 ( +t . vey ! ; . . . ; . ’ ~ tial . pay ? ’ ale “ee? AUTOMOBILES | Sell Anything aga Se Grand. “Uaciede stimi-oron, | & cvore, MOTOR CORP. $820, G1gsas KUHS- ge atte CRAHAM—Teuck J0R6. Citlaena’ Acca: | GaP ROU”: gitite ieee” elas Sai = {[- In) \ Sc wit i Lert } Wilive-Knicnht 60. eT ent new 2, —— 5 : = 7 ‘ . . 7. " . ee ae tion Thureday at sh Re q BUILD! 2 Vie eis) fon feAiei{[els \ - ; OLD “ma cas oe Pe = MATERIALS UWEBER PLEDGED Sa: worth | 96 024 Nash sport, Dew PAINE ae lige > f etake bo : : gee a * . . ; ° aie . : x. ris ° er a \ Deun is iA aa | 5} \ | ’ t , b> Bakchs = . $ . - i ' " ‘ : : ) ~ a — eae. wad . an | Wanted | Be yNSie) AIS : . ee eer oe ee (Qi Gs hee Chit : mgs yt A TTI hHouwl! CODSIEN joans i di a pe 3 - = y - i" r : , "Sa . Cori t ; Lal A we oO em FOR SALE w 2... 2, | Mink @605 @. Grand. LAcied ‘e? rn CLIT N\A a Ue Ge )) |. dor net Raat ss t AU Kchal ‘67 Huston. sl i 4 , ghee pp ewer ~ ee er ’ ; ; ‘ . * * + ’ ; * if . , Tre ~ ; : 4 - ; ("i j i ‘ t > i. ~ i ¢ . " a P ‘ » - ron oes ‘ y i) ¥ : i { : } — 5 - ¥ . t. ] , 7 AT) tr Cha ’ . 9 e« {)° ? “ = . , j ' ’ ‘ ' : Ti 5 ‘ > ‘ ‘ 7 eS ler Tar ; or i ’ { ’ | 4 >t) i i i* j : P 9 A NRA IRN Se BO. CUNO He m5 eat U le ote = ~~ ~~ The Post: ‘Disp: 1tC h , Classified For Sales a i automobiles bought tor WusdS La i rane r : “ear , a; “ ' )} . " a Li} Le¢) : } j , A ‘ry nt ot apec a S Ce . CU . ‘ , “sR 0T) caeh 45) EKaaston Lio 9)" P- 7 ‘. : : ‘ , ever:yr Treapert i i_t ; ery ' tart Gein ; ; ; : , ° “4 ns a | 1178-11; ) | 75a; (ab ' Columns 1s the pi kd . é' 4% ' BST AN 2 farts ' , loam % toard 4 , ni} § 4 oa? ‘ ; 4 ¢ ; ‘ty y .* . . ‘ me ’ 24 Cust P k > lace LOT any’ , ; ah | i ; . - - : a . : st _ i * ties, S wairr ; auited, riz? ferent ye eR i cet Pp won F Hi } bia * Wu CHI EDI X Vee \y o —— nee 19°! ». iY” ‘ \ | 2 MOTO . CO) i% a J bubba r red cM * rT = ; . ) Other Mak es ready AU 17 ( Qo ] Ta, } _ Miscellaneous oo : ot . ; 50 (od) | ‘Lavi Jf ' "TT? w . my . : . ; > q * x1 ’ { } ; ; } . New “ i -4 ty 4 .' : us " , wate - tas ¢ . ; ait nes 83 hiv: aes , - - Sete” 3 —— L sa = | Ut IAL RT ys we ' epee : rf “a Reem mee - , eG ha Se tf s1% ne) ; . ja a Al ’ P ; has ‘ st and W ishing ORDs ROLETS. We 7 : ae ——— exch *. a —— —- typ co a CLOTHING 404" Eu ic) | | The Post-Dispatch 8 fo ixweit—coune a real bur: Quel a BFS To S2bs | _Accemtance Co. 3800 EBasion fe) 1926 mogel alse Dade hare, Barwa ae POR : i \! 1odels tate Aes } 9 se aatala : . ' . atic : , : _ fp ; } . ' ce Compan eaeonabie Wanted 1927: bring title, get cast ie fling read by far more 5. sellin pa 4 S75. Chevrols _Auto Bodies For Sale pi 3 > ue Daily ang Hota gan | , . é Open. 1 Cm ' “a 7 a TAI BODY BARGAINS—A!*ays:_ com mercial 2 , S wsnpie | — ‘ : Lerma Tami 7 7 gag mE Fee men oo ‘ : S nda s HH; seb, r ie sa wate on ft Trude driver 8 » a LINT 3 4°)... Ronré 7 wontiamee : $15 DE mar oaah | $20,000 CASI R. SUNG? ) : : : , — at’t | | from brand TOU FORD BODIES—Of all kinds: bareai: thedra! ta! : (of) 44 : TY pf ‘ + . tis ' ' ’ ; . ’ . o*, e, . - atid e 4 “OW * ‘a ral Brida _ ‘ im 10H Franklin av iring car; get cas! Tar } : : : mie _ rs : . OTs tomy tT* cet reer: and beoaert: P MA * - : i ‘ . ; i] \) igre i | ) to 1! 20 ate . s ry oo i? AT 2. i? “ ' } , 2 cre A | ad ms W , NT. 41) } : 4 | A ° : . | “4 i maf rid , ra * alight ¥ ined fe . ' “ ; ’ ate A C sae : ' t* he 3 $2 ad . . $+) ‘ ¢¢ ttsie good i ‘ ; 4 . 4 : : ; . > : 4 A . et , . ws -_ .* Pens ec ty a fe 4 i'w ‘ sti boge fear | e fitie ‘tit e.? ‘*¢ Sry} 1 1 : : TL ‘ 2 t¢ F a* : ¢y j L. ak ae er) Cj | 3 eS : a , * *o rs .# . 7 A Frye pa a fa AHEM. 10 and : Tr) SD) OW SALE rea Hos tk Four-wheel brakes et Cee cellent tat mach bor hog Santas oa. Tp ete | AUTOS W AN TE D BADLY Chaos Fe ae ned room | bead tor 4Obnjloug uid ; ; " . » be ; ° i on : : : . ’ ; . ms % : : Fe .* . me: & + +) +? , > ; 22 , ts , + TT tt a bret Sc Rk : ty re? ‘ 4 gaa? i> 4 ’ “ . sie Pay cas 2 * ue ix ‘ . ; , se od) th tu . e500] {eS} . - - wpe . vt 7 4 j ry ‘ ith i " P , nine g _* - ‘) is 4 bd a) - 4 _ — | rm ne ; (On . ' maint ad feract mri nm} iat, front focn ‘ . ‘ @ ‘ " ; s 4 + ‘ > ; r - - ‘ ‘ _ ww if gree: : ; . : ’ : . wee ISIA Ton cg \ -aaleeettem Y — fe. — ae ONT DPN : . > s '>» _ ‘ —_— a . : if ‘ > act _ 7 ’ ELRY, ‘ ; let ; : des * j « . 4 . 7 ie : : : at Lf phen. a4} . o- ' Bn. = D, V re ". ' ’ , , ' A? . . rates “ H5n 4 at ewe Tae, et in . OR +r L sit = hurkpatrick Finance ( oO, ee neon ) : 15 Aer 1924 | - + trade terme Du s? VA ‘ y ey ¢ ; 33 LA Oe in write lady Bos 5 i 220U i A eQh) \ Ua) .

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—-- Post-D (PATCH. _ The Post-Dispatch Regularly Prints MORE ROOM and BOARD Otters than the THREE other « St. Louis Newspapers Comcined. BRE ARY ii A AY oe, Sent, | ek 3 | FLATS FOR RENT—North_ | FLaTs | FOR RENT—South _ FLATS FOR nr -—-. stave Gre — ms WITH BOARD—Wes! Bent FOR RENT—West ee ncn beh As FOR —. me APARTMENTS FOR ‘RENT APARTMENTS FOR RENT | DOLMA: 5 a — a iy deco- | HAMILTON Tis — a> 3 , 31 j—P ir floor east: s ng ” or new __ West —FURNISHED | “Seka 4195. a 3 new |¥ .* cor . : ee ———— feu — ae . Toodern + ar 0d locrs:; bende FOR RENT. 7 = mad ‘ ’ a somes. im fine « mfitinn oe: es garage. $3. eS ee gt- , ran 3% laid west eee ‘ 39] —5 large rooms, ev ixtur Je. SE 7 sciian VE. Leia ~~ fee or “s at - $272 : . ; ‘eo? via I i! o~ oF - P we ‘ ba ss * : . 76a 6—+4 Tre and tions, hardwood flo le bath, jncine ncy isned rk! Pe WILLIAMS MORTU. AGE CO., MAin 148: ecorated. _ ea na : i Vee ~wjrTrT 4 ten eta ’ WEST. END Muphe AND. CONST. co., ee . si ; } — : ee ae ‘ ¥ - “= edly ail . : ‘ 4 * ~=*% . aac ‘ : . t IGHT , Np GA 2 : AVE FULLY , ED. hs fornished apartmen. zs. Ps 913. 3 ns, ele st, gE onc ame Po 4 ; A Lacie roe edn 4 a ae ae e + vn apart a. RY ae De y 4 ie . dad ~ } , i ! . ' : 1,2 } , . : é Spas _ A. i A ——_ BATH. ment: Murp! rent $5*$60 7 RENT. RIVERSIDE 3:37 encimntnccitinne | WADERS 7 \PARTMEN Party ! 9184 mer), 6 ee m itv 22a : HIN fT were | 7 oily ~~ A PT eee aoe WENT END RE AL ry AND CONST. CO., ‘ waite \T FOR RENT : . pent tomoom partment _ KOTSR mae estnu 35 . as : aaa : le DOW A) w ei. TT 1M NG t22 S4ir Me PHE RSON trola vin beds yerytaine | GraR bi4——New, modern t-at Ou — : soggy Rite ge ERE: eg | 2A r ‘te: ee ores Gate “a ’ ‘ : v ~ mth 2 4 4 ; = i . : . i ‘ eS i hme . a & 4 , i 4 a. : ‘ | ‘ - = re a ’ a 4 oe pee ig 4468 be % ay ™ : “ : « ag \ 4 2 \ so T ' a . 2 . “—_ “eg a wl - sagen Pe - South 7 y Te \o fstaneidiy re ane eertunes WEST END REALTY ANP CONST. . >4 Five } and , * ven GlEssow R. CO ) ike KE] THLE = * ‘ : ; - " . ‘ } 7 : — P a4 ‘ I _ +" . 537. ; E . rr) " ‘oe wre haif pic Lead) 2 hg ate el eae ble Lies PRO gh hn. » e P ie ae 1 a As tint Hie “a A. THOMPSO ‘ E CO., MAin 1485 steam he Ye THOMPSON. Packing +} ahh Dade . : 7s ner, oy Ne - 3955—Second floor: opposit 4101 MAGNOLIA PE ERM TY E ARE fata gn Sy sat see DWHOGD FLOORS. | by rED age , : ae s,s "lecuue teats 7 5 a pines Slinike AMO, 2 = see = ~ po 4 a gga s ARS si ris | mma ig ae is FURNITURE, NF _ ae ala 2334 Tower Grove: 5 reoms: erreilent 93 ~...- cr Prey. : : , . ‘ , 7 i ’ er “e : by er ¢ mat ; 3 rz ' kT wr 13: tg Og eagle 24 SO aa a a en re ne ae eee im efficienc: > N. 27244 N— 2 nice room MICHIGAN. 4495A4—8 enoms. bath | TEMT 1°90-—T rooms. § os PArkview 410° t reduced 5° . . rater at> ears HENRY Hi. HAFFNER ; = a io ; * QS OR iN 444 one wr . : rAYLOR, Mer ON. —!! Large’ bright ‘reoms, . TIT Cor? x 7. E.G 3! ‘ iy MI rmished , . yt min fis det: real mones Ben he . — ; we — =f TOOT Le — : ; . R N 4" bath. low rent GArfieid 71°25. LIT? See ——-— : anrer , 55". 2 aa ' r FOr i - ea R TF PR 3 >. re e Poses " : : ‘ ices et Ba : ; , ; ¥ ; = — : , Wie rt ‘ : . : -- ——— c - - SHRPF * aokae : LINDWORTH ency . ») one ver sOd. FUP Tie, rent é Ww _heat. bath. GRand 6126. mtn eran“ : 2 —— : : e — a ‘ | aranty B F ARM i fall 61 Ty Nh Peat wrote ake fy PER AE ER TES f vF as K Tian + 1 ae Rapa ees omy IH, kae uy £ os aap tae a SER DATE rete we Be Oe we wl at Uta a * cong Wage - Pee 2 — a Sie, pss Ay ae ? : ms fe ee Salih aicladahcac that ncthenitieeedlaae nite deat er ’ oon Lia eye * 4 ier. EN PTO RN Se ROE OE FH ERBA Se tree P08? op ne Raia, g rs a ee a me ‘j # %t ) 7 Ps : : , ; ond a ILLIAMS MORTGAGE CO., MAin 1485. “~ . Gi 2} lon ONE-STORY RPRICK BtILDING. ae FE FOR ANY BUSINESS Ft R- LAYT tenn DO. BT ILDING FIFTEEN. FOOT LLLEY BETWEEN THESE BIITLID- MAKING, 4 GOOD DRIVEW AY. Fa aiesceuiiadli. ste ont dove. fea a on mm ablseaeamming z . ts xe ~ “ e . . . , _ ee Spee oo psy c~. eres wed +4 Ladin oe -% a oe] _ * OR a the seg NRE Re EEA Pe. arigh: NR ARE OP ie oh en ahe bom re igi 4 ee ig'9 at pray Scans a 5 ae oe > a a A Re Siew o 4 oreo F ~ [ Nn ’ ? ‘ ’ ct $6: ,ede 8719. , ; 4% LPTH ae ‘ arge store, angen 5 00d * 4337—2 room brick - — : ‘ "et wal ~ . . A ‘ TM 9 Nis shies we it ‘i a 3 Me ILES a PRoenect 77h. =f Z res . , * piptit ot | ag Beautifi 1] ‘enarnt rry Bex bg : ry ; , a 7 re ees: Bay 4 4 | ult. | a : va ante « Paon S33 ROOMTATES WANTED NORTHAMPTON | q i . Os MORTGAGE CO. Ain 1 Ams. ‘| a ee. ' ‘ : - oe, | . ‘ a 4 rr? " ‘ . snag vs . . 4 5 ’ rr} 4 : rs ; 4 ‘ Lath s — 7. New store; EE Sp A Se, GO HP oP peti ‘ whi — net (n aéy oO ee a 4 7 . i PP ee ern sa ~ 5 ad a Northwest Nema yw ee TRS y PED Oe tiene tee nn lat, ° 1A res ‘ “ Si pian ems PO Ames ne he Sy i Oe n 1; RT , \ _ 7161 MASCHESTER. Hilang 0486 (Ms WORT. v1 bre REA ilk + UB Ma Ree men RESORTS | | . | Qo gaa *s | For Sale . | : re x , Re ke 6 . Kingshighway Se ‘ubetantial 1 ‘ ‘ : 2 \ ; : ; rm = : * ; . i Pa ‘ +3 f 7, 1. ‘ : ' + } ™ . e iT : i ] . i \ % . " ; ry ga rs FY . o> + & Ri i VMS. $75.00 — “ * . ty . : , onan aie- ‘ ‘ . - , 744 prank: , os . ‘> ED AP haa pete TD Zara .. 4" (oc) Se a tate 08 A ‘ ieee . 3 ~ - — Py (cna tig Ahly ed pe 0 teint " — ‘ol McREF NP REALTY AND CONST. Co,, ACADSM i . | edy store ‘grocery and mest market! : ; i . , pesenme seen 4 , | st above, tile bath, farmace : PGHERTY ng 2 CHESTSCT. HOUSES WANTED __ ae AOR tLact—4 Rip re : Shere . ak | OLD ae $40. “neh Arcade Bide. (0 “ — zood_con * HOUSES, eT oa i rane ise us healty ( ‘O. : : * ‘ 7 a8 eletu> J eo Atl RIAN mS pte compte ay 2 men HI oe J Onl Seago Sainte GP C6 4 te AO ec a aa pha kee rine mepret haa " ts. ~~ . ; ms : aS ’ ‘ : ; . o wai , : FOREST PARK BL A im | f0°R ‘ ' is , iu : i Chee - —s , poe - Os ' Om y : ~ oer - - ‘10 care wiil nished housckeevin bie: a $33 Ke 7 vg ol cpinite oy ' , ajo a J Sent te . , ¥o5 lL. 4 2 ; ; o —= . : os ee : it re » : ’ Ror ’ (ra } ; Yi - ’ ’ e _ or t rn fe - = * * . Baa. ! , ; .* | , KR Lie KINGSEUBY. aaa \ . 13 “> Newspapers combined. en , 116 N. Broad WILLIAMS MORTGAGI aS. : 7 : : ~. 7 (oo 3 beni? 3 ED BUSINESS (at reem for a eee ; y By, | , : : | , eit : nile ; bs ml , —_, , : iar ; . . ~~ , _—— " ib er. : 4624M i a yA Tata’ : a 7 “ thu + “se 2 5 ; . — ; : ‘ —_— erat nip gy ‘ ee PA rte ot . . . xe 4 Pi. a] ace Wid — TY le LACLEDE aa | , GARAGES. | | in One, One — One, On | — mecitic and laundr — , . ’ citric. : >) Steen » , ¢ TT a . > as | | e25a nate , i SELMaR : = | | a, a : | a oe | gas and elect ont commaiaiag, - '“¢ PLACE WANTED —. RELIGIOUS SERV 1cES ct poner ne ES ARTS fA Oe ES a

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WRB en, yee ae ee rn a a mee .« | « = ° ° * P) em — . a cS re po) Ba) « : ; *e | j . “ “ et i eat Sh fa ian q ? “ 5? = : . a9 ae, P : ee ie ~ Coenen ~ tun BLP rey A es alee tN ae : ¥ A “> a ee — . e es cies ti, 5 ‘ theo Satin “0 ES, . m4 ri at Ao oe Pye Se ae ae, as oe saa De geben cathitines gee ee ne al ns Din nese pee Ss AN et eatin CORE. ath We tiny ne dea op A ert aan i, a va nS ocama de ~ pS rer eatin: eNAeeitee ? uble ip ofc (COMPLE TE BY SPECIAL ASSOCIATED I s/ TODAY’S NEW YORK ‘800 a year ago. *"RESS WIRE a — rises . fag eee jSale s, High, | Low. | om, 118%). rye " 66%) gaz cen oi, | the onal Market after goa = Ne0 +aSO Oil & Tr: ans, . ° . a os Trucks 6” — copyrighted jinan- —) .) *“@eaal. zx 4 | 60: % Monta mery ly ; Pt x2 sentences -o- 2: aS Somew hat a | vv ss Pi 2 | ed ‘B . * wet Fe} y Wa ke t+} >. (; lst pfd! 7 : ce ‘s Tenn Cop & Che 4. ‘ vs i { - crices Pie all | eee ee tinct eee 10% Penn Coal & tacit 2 Radio Corp of am es toms ——— se ‘ts Utllities. | | os New. York Cotton _ | lim Chieago § Stock «Sales | ne, SHOWS GAIN | " BONDS IRREGULAR ON THE EXCHANeE ~S. “YUuther; Cail iM fina vrices here showed —— ee y _ Situation —— ~~ - OTls for the Calendar | ment, IS to 25 bolnta, @ “eg 7 8 result at further liqut. | Fisk Rub § ee a zs ‘ Volume if husis ex Spots were ‘esl 9 OUT Ag Ed holdern Cloe'ng ) Florida E C 4 oT ‘ie ' . } > J i r feo ] j ~OC, " ow i ' ~, ~" tr ? lig 7 ‘er May Fonda J&aG is i equiva . a3. July 80 the o, O%e. Sep ir wang 1 o ann Per cent High. Low LT ‘cnt closed | Gen Asph @ a? @ 4 OW eer Ve , “re ’ of s of $265], 13.98 13.55 198 lity $1 9% May. $1 mH iO | Gen Petrol-§ ang. {May [14/19 12 da 14.9 Ihe ty Ta Semtember $1 90% (Gen Blee 3M Ri } t . ry ' “>> ow a * ‘9 ~~ ioWer . May and | * £ ; ; v ] } red ] } “w ] tim *® Hea us Ga A a A fiers Vi le Cots o) 14 4 $14 44 ' aa records or the Goodri , I ing ‘> . ; Fa 1m ' AVaila PD 14.75 14 62 4 th ige Lard otosiy 2 Pa 16 | (ood T & . PCr gha © of $5 j tht ee ‘Ww id iis 4. ; ‘ Shien” el ey 1 5c higher Loew! Coma y Té& hile | NN DAreEe air ' x, ‘Dat Vi ith 3.—Cottoe. j ar Ving » bd fie hitimhe lw of corn | fionld Cc ; 192s Or if) et per | Dene! ap wily Ma aa is 75e. 4 re Cees tts If) tHe) ofr Darley The : Gr i “MI ; ii er f f « if¢ - aif | } ‘ v 14 Ad i, } '4 td te. Dee * lake, borted tty 000 bushela of : Fret RAl 4 (irome , innings { : Ine fart iad + XPore | or Tk F COMPAred with | _Ne “ ‘Ovlesan Spot, Whi» “ak nGaw in the l fvernodt! Great Palle yee a oat . 23. Mon, Cause AG © Ba Wer |Get North ' os TAY LANS Feb, iy ‘umed ¢y ‘t Nor eH Net after .., od os, 1) pointe ame Valuen 9 tlt Ulcke” rush te jas North } , ' Iv } UL “ el) ofr ; yr 7 or ‘X@@ Wae G&I® OO] soy a li O7, middtit 2 Over, ae “ py unt the a North , - , aoe ae a ‘ oo. rey Uy) Axa ifat ‘ Wt} $16 HO BY i ol middling l4.02e. rec Ities ok en. eurpi ine our of the i? Nar xen er de TNS fled | eote) ant?.! meek "Cation fn Liverpoo! restnited ) Hav Klee @ ° a «i ns ‘om ." 'M the « 49h marke: there Herahey G PS. 53) in jn iNeres PART oe, ®lotea LIver:om) Hod & ‘ . a ‘ : 7 : | : Py : a a a tin ar ths rz P 7 : 7 Mark C Ste _ Kansag City having 212 care | fi! , ‘4 7 the J OW eR? Si be; ilar i oe Pe Aa ta And Ww le hite an rx : ue eture x hange| Oi . Pri ia i r ce Biacg at, — CLEARINGS, MONEY AND SLvER| tron Production ee — ae - = + Pore i STV is-e / 8.386.249 metit. | Garfield 4600 ~ > ~ ~~ — YMBOLS _; i fd) Partly > ce, stock (f) 21% n ¢ nanan in com. (zg) Extra 1-46 In “a,” * Qj ra ne nerense. ~—~senee ne. / uo io ates are q revious ei 000, Cc h. His. May WHEAT, ete ae afd th — I] —— a ry low ciosing and p Seiten ns cde tn a oo bie oe a . high. 4 quotations as recej y ved ‘ coe ae | Si. LOUIS STOCK CX Mr a markes. ye oe Chicago marketers’ | 000 sq . ae Feb. 23.—Rtce po: ; Low. Clow, Mondae Q geese — | lower and Wa 16 1213% 1115 j-3 7 | ener im l14 l14 1}4 — 74 | a the lectrie id ‘* Upon - 138 2: 135% 168% resum ption $5 39: ‘eee 4404-4 | BOt $9 of % 2 ee s t . sd : —£9 102 4 102% 110212) 0; ; Missouri Portland Was git BEA. ~~~ | CST, Iog OO i, ty 9) va ; Sy] oe me ; 123 lo }31 Ben lj2a I eee ~ 52. | 51%] 51% ot aUentiy ae Lo 31% 131 i131%e 131} a | Sales » - = - ae we "VIC. : ‘Nanea | "?* @e 3° . ‘ : GO%| 5814) GOK) eons | While Joha ~o ~_ “- : rf 14 41 $1 | - | hang od. Bi Shoe Wag PeEPTE “MBER WHEAT. od ae Scnen - er? | Cilla oC , ae : me 108 % 10% bi ‘08 Be oa = eerie 120' g 130° fs —_ | Am Smet 96 ‘4 96 I 98 af pate, SECURITY = MAY CORN, em | Aum Sugar st) Soh weet | Secunia a ou ae } " eer o ; ‘ ? : ad ; Ss 47 4» s iy i VV ; k¢ r *) « 2 ™ nae ae -* * “ Atm & Co : I hUS 44 FOS % 10s 1, : i Poles Wav: Age j 19 i eT iY OATS Piet ss: | \Tesr rf »f f>t) 4 , -— es ? ref je % r . yi. {7 Ig) eo lr . oe - : — coe. 10 e. = ery 45% 44-' ae 45% b_ | ATaSE ~ Hee erg OB) [Shernetie gO ws cay 0 ae re An ae Ae: coal Wagner Electric Com ¢| 185) one ‘TEMBER OATS, “t 2 a 1U2 % 102 4, ‘ 5} 29 SEPT — | ACL-LAN oy 2 ef “— y) as | Wagener } PCtric com 65 ’ 3 4 43',a 44% 5 ey - 37 foie | Wagner Electr, com} i Fe 44% 4: are _ 2a DI 130 oe ~2 | Wagn, © com 1 ne MAY RYE : iat Atl Guif & 1 1M 176%) 04 | fe a 55%~ -105% 105 lee ae ted is 17619) 9 pinloch L Di Saga =| 9001008) § Mes 56 1 ty Ae ee do Sa i 354 371. erm | rlerce Bldg gee X. 34.000) 99 -_ JULY RYE. _ ; do rf Ss me LS) 1d5y, 8 ae | a SING QUOTATIONS ae JOS" 103% 103 %5-% 10s. sac Le S08 % bea: .: SECURIT ee | Diy — SEPTEMBER RY EF. de a SV ,. “Ee o 45. “) 4 i Boa Met's Bank, ‘Ome 8) 7? Os %, YS tab . as Se de Ron ‘ we ee » |y ki 42 } ry a “Sas e ..GO pa 4 ‘)} fier . o wile , ;.rvaf?t ‘ Commer Oe; Fs pis asinine lu 4sT&éC $j 76 10 je Ame, rust ~ | Barnadali ” (f ree HANTS EXCHANG 4 } Pr ) ° yt jM rr lige j ust : ret, mole ae KCI corm gold lower to- Bel ding Hem) BL 04 % i104 be Pe ie pet Lo n Trust, || i “ Be 23.— Wheat widest range. but he | BellT Pal &rt5 me | 86K * | A. 8. Aloe com... ++ 2.50) 9g S deliveries of wheat wae Tepe eyered | Bell 2 (ty bk &e i | | Ams un Cy, it Ind. a 4; 52 vious close. Corn was rey ported in j Beth Stl Con a ae “4 “0 ‘8 ; ® | Baer,Stornts "S&C. com] 2) ced by Increasing stocks and no grea: | do con 5%, — . ed! . : > ‘ * tse _ ae rhe ; th e if — ds bid .. Te Aees 7) 97 r re demaii . ut that.North An eOTrivag : oo : “ nee, 10 a ty 4. > i A : “Orr ic Tease | -NY 4 110 % te wi 4 Le Peet .¢ It mer. Ge ee | étan ’ es of Sean jen : aaa 45 ag melee bia! | ep aa 2 O~ 1: UN Alm Rowvda.) P thoe . : . he "sm AT) ‘ a | s ob by 335 — s on ea ere sce bade’ 3 al ‘aa ~ady 34,172,000 bushels «@ your | Brier Hill Stl. Pb oy f4 a i>, vasa Shy PEO se eee eal ae . > cucn ciosed Je lower, ; | ithy City RR | bi G4; Gas; a Soe com bea | . he local cash grain market Nq } Bk y Edig n : ty 1." aie i e we Sees ae! 2:50). 4 hog Mc higher and other ah os. oa | BMT IRtpTp. oi cys ° = a ge % “ ‘ *eeeal ead ‘ to yc lower, CTL ( ’ , ‘ Hd df oN eo; Cerlain-teed Prog + 4G pid i. t. wheat _ srleaneamen Hard Was Jae | ky Un ED 1) s “g * | Chi. Ry &q we pid. 712 gal was steady to 2o lower. | 8 = ‘ioe be f ‘ , Seb (“one datea yA rs Walken n 4, © Zing. 2 4 Md was fair. Oats were le to 2e lower rune &é WwW 7 -? ‘ was fair . , , . &p Ms I “J iy. ] P bn e disp yee w't pfd. Ma 2 *-. ht ty aS Se nie * | Hydrauti, I R pfd 6 e lower than due CON ie M: y cera | Ca Na Ry 4h" ‘ Sea do com oP Sa. supplies arriving in Burope . yi iCar C & Ohio a el 28%, * 5 To ‘tional ‘Shoe “pta Ottis down a full cent and this exeried in /Cent Dist Tey . uy en. lo. com re 4 “lead nee, too, heat opened at $1. BBY te Cent — a 54 49% uy 4 .. 22a, Pendent Pa.’ whea - . Ye au ‘ 7. oer Nationa] Candy com. .! 7} 87 included 88 care local and 4 through ,& oO eve lf)7 wil, * I Pe igo. Weber Shoe com: 2 BN 40 Peceipts. whic h were 104, 000 bushele S | & a 34a ay i OU 4; © 4) bee WOW Ao. 50) 43 pared with 38,000 a week ago at | 392,. & A se... i 4 ,, 24 | Rice-Stix Dry Gde com|t. 50! past year. includec 47 cars local and C B&Q rig biad > Mes by ; "Ey | Scrugra-V.- ’ D Gde com! Pe. yi brough Hay raceipts were 28 care a B Le _ 2 % 100 ita , @] | Securities Inv 9 com. ). nd 10 through, Tu *p: OU i | Sheffield Steel «Loe fy Sete North western markets com ‘ht &E: i ts is SSE | Melorer Packing Co 2 18 d had 1510 cars of wheat. compared Chi GL&aC | , : : ah wr pool ~ 0 year Chi G W 4 i) a3 ] | Skouras ron A. evens) 3) 43 Pa week azo. 1042 @ “— 14 IS's; *¥% | South rn Acid com.,., .| 3) 43 aapolte receiving 256 care Duluth 18 CM&SP evt. : Vo 02% I ‘ Souhtwest Ler} Re!| pfa. | 117 . Wi mnipeg 112 a N00 huehd ] id wheat | CM&Sp . i > is, Stix, Baer & Fuller sont, sa 29 ih Clearances were a at ‘000 ‘bente s of fi CM&SP ¢ 4 5! Ss] SL x °7 | St. Lonis Car com . 16 ee ne ae ' 112. 000) CM&SP rf. é ‘ s ‘ . rs i ~) #000 barrels OF flour and . *T> 4 } “ PoP. | tee) OS ty | St. iADUIS Car pfd. | ‘ +eee ? is of " hie at ind flour | CM&SE 4 all 4 ny , Oy | Lay Po Louis Pub Service. a ] 4 : mary rece! pt of wheat (two dave) |CcMasp 4 ” s/lUYd, pod | Wahash Te] Sec pfd Bo ‘102 1.193 Ho0 buel ela. compared with | CM&sp d4@4 af £713 47 k%,\ 2 | Waltk. com tee aie 40 67 000 a werk agren an 00° 000 _— year. | CM&SP 4 " | ys 3 Lev e+) | Wa tke pt. ] e e 7/210 receipts were Bed rd A (Mit) bushels » COM- 1145 biG: *1%4 | Wagner Ele Corp ‘com’ ++.) 2042 pith 1.044.000 a week oate and ware | Ch 4 i ~ j fi i = ; ln od . oa ’ e as ong ) Wagner Ele Co fd 8000 last vea: Vats recel Le . 4 “ East St x t Ny ae “ ba. 4 oo 000 bus! ee compared » ith 413 ane O00 a hoe (825 4... * Brew. vag ee kK ago and . 1 000 last vear, Wheat ' ‘> ‘ i | Nice-« Ra iWavs Sens vie) 76 . Cc : 3 Ne 3] . 24 R { : f D. j “8 mer | were SDT 000 bushe le. MOM De ped - . &p rf . ply, wih be * L., . ‘S a? ih u 0 a Ss “Iya 462000 ' week ago an qd 436,000 last / CRI . tO 1, {ipl inet be SsHOC Ce epaone 6s. zat “re Ory Corn Shinn ents’ were OR 000 bush. Mri rate-1he a mage | Kinloch 1. ieMehteein -|100 . mompared with 406.000 a week ago / C 47 Ni Vie i — & | Mi SsOUuri- Fy gon Ele | Re: 100 60) P00 Ie. t ‘ar At® shipments CTH&SE ine Sr oO mei Fe WY = ter © Bldg 5s ° 00s eehawed . 410.000 beutee “ ‘Om pa red with Chi tn Sta a sy he R44 ruses 76° (cee othe * week ago and 4! "4 00 lame year. ie & wi us | ofa ue 1 4% JOk ° Ky St. Touis Cash Grain. pete! , 32a has A ey Of cash grain mnade on the Bx. | Chile Co ; } Pa 7 Wednesday + i foll No. Cities Ber $43.) S4%) 8 1 tor wheal oy 28, follows 4 | CCC&StL re teen, onc! « 3 Winter wheat 1.36% No. 2 red oe Ge *!, 28% | ON NEW YORK F rhea os d6 Ne: &) | CCCHStL At7.) es hae | Wheat &] 34% No. 1 red tarlicky 7 | Cleve Un 6S%2) GOY, #41 a! NEW YORK, Feb. . att) 2 VCllow COT 76 1% » No, 4 yellow SO > ne riliter (te iVeTIeg. As about the at b BBe No » ve }} om: Pr nt 61 “a Pe, rel: le on Ry & Lit 4 106 LG : > | ferenes s, This sorbed the near Corn HG B20. sample grade / Cons ‘ee sf 113 6113 ar ° & Il offi rings while em waa b corn f° {1 5Ahe. Nay ‘3 white corn * © Coal of L02% louvi. e |: C138. prom ted by reports Sad white COrn KTe No. 5 white corn | Gas NY 54 Pi 7, 7 le Li mm S “ern spot market end . NO. # white corn 5R the: No. abe onsum Po $2 M4 e}! ! g f Live rpoo!l over the Lad Oats 48 @ 40, Ney 3a an nite oOate 42% Cont Lag & B3% 34 ea, | day : - SD. 4 white oats 38 @ 40. sample | Crown Co § Ca ore, a itilres closed steady. 12 to2 white Oates 37 @ 38 yo, No. 2 mixed Crown W P i es 14 ~ 1. +] ) | March 13. H2¢ by 13 ote: oben 45 ¢ sBe, No 4 mixed oata 400. No, j Cuba Can | & cage nt 2 114.09 - wuUly, ee Cw Oats 501, @ le. No, 2r Oate 4c. | : (f% T5%; * ¥ L4.5le: December 14.68e. Spots 4 burt oate 0 whee prin Re oe 1; L, , | |middiing, 14 one |e ee! 26%) © 14.) ene. ‘4d up to 14.10¢ and Octobe St. Louis Hay Market. /Cub-A 8 cob rol oil, ° | § 12.546 os ibout 16 te 20 points : _ yetions ; No. ] timot! ly hay Cub Do s 74 a. (40 rh ny und market held within @ to No. 2 95 h 9 t 21, /Cuy Fr ! . “5 /%.. Or arices was moet] K C Pow neta tte —— Lehigh wage 1926 Revenues| ee a GArfield 4877 Merchants Laclede n ss - i ouldation bY {trea hold 1 K Sout ; .F ney eri: ‘ene ae] Puy img “iw kK (* Terta | “Ts unloade : The con | Kan Gae i More “OVER ne Pry trefis ‘ her lmet : Kinn&Ca —e Were ‘Owe- ., tewidary Kreage oy __ he vere fr ehtenas a or the Lac ( — a" .Muvineg Wae mainte agninst; do tet . Lea West J ona eee Ow a, with “raln hot 15a we teh ic 4 OD pee Sa Ms Ohy eg: a nee Hen | bates Members St. Lours Stock Exchange sae, ° Grain Cartots | Laqaia 4: ”, _ Feb. 23.—Cariog receinte | 9. Val . " Oat ST. LOUIS = i * == : tet Ed ee oe & — FPO og eo

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ease— VW EDNESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 23, 1927 ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH SS ae ea i —s | Hog RUN GENEROUS & a —_— cam WHE pee KET ___|_NEW YORK CURB MARKET | reams Tt ” Stoc ee Se : ; ae “, : °ENxa> uy i. ma , ' , fe Stock Exchange today amounted to 12.300.000. wewhinids: aes NEW YORK, Feb. 23.—Foliowing is a list of sales, highest, low- | secur: che #H ch. Low. iC ep a @ vcounds. MY. ; a were 11,698,000; week ago 11,342,000: year ago Si; aol | : Sil i & S' EXCHANGE. | | ws , = — ‘st, Closing and previous closing prices of securities traded in on the ‘DOME STIC BONDS. | 65. 24 27U no : tCHANT sears ago ® OX ( ee : a , om sale . io aye i are guotat ons of the E 12,903,000, otal sales from ba York Curb Exchange today, sales of stocks being in 1066-share » wa O7%i OT% 1 4a . ir "alee Rit hoentl low Gloss “@ and previous ciose| Y!UV, Compared with 502,782,000 same G26, ga . lea 9 a: | : | } : ha 1 , My Tee (00 omitted). while bond sales are in $1000 lots (000 omitted ): | OGB 5S ¢ jo2 102 02 0 as. 2 ions —— sotations as received | OOD - . iY « , , te Hi via * vith City and a cago ar nent ES ? period vVear ago and 631.725.- ee ae ee POO sy DO) & ” ' | same period two years ago. \ 4 : } | 0: pi. : PS a ‘ 1 Prey ene oe “3h 5! * #; Li Zz A : ‘ ey . vear . ; ni udtati * . ae : cUrty, iSis, gi.) Low 'log¢e..- lose Security Sie. High. Low, tClose 7 ar WHI bat, ay eee pa tions on all United State. liberty bonds are in dollars INDU STRL. ALS. ~ENDU STRL \LS “Ma 2 29-24 y-seconds of a dollar, that is, for instance a sale printed Pa , : pe | ss rhe aoc $99 and twenty-four thirty-seconds of a dollar ae. ie. ae Se 1 9s 4 ox, | Alum C A pf | 12 2°" (singer Mt 380" '38 MC 64 he rings and heifers up to —e : 3 % " : ’ , : e ‘ . ea —~ : i. Mhase ‘ . es . — -™3 \ a + fag 3 riing ie 4 et / ose Of t: rading ¢ The followi eating FE + earn ose tse” ‘igang Pea : 4p 1D BAG . ? and - ; ob julk co - on and medi hetfera, Stig: ™ t after the h ie 1O1lOWIN is a complete list of tran “gh ' sa ta y | ees a o* 3 ws vim ©! 6 b>. 25 low ‘eutters $4 a4. rt am Was one : ee gn on eneeeng (, lowest and clos Sing prices: wv #33 08 WD8, Oi au n Cyan B : : , Oy) : a : > S g-12tb : | en y TES , > o . Bec &. "$i0 50 ~e - Re oe ge Prices Advance — Hens Also Higher on Local E-schange. BUT rER, EGG AND PUI NUE Feb : 5 ¥ I awe se a a oe j ee 7 a)" ? - | sti ; i PORLIGN BONDS ’ + a hw oa > ek ? Me a * Axe » & w a ROR age: edit AR digas Poor ~ - ss ado : ee sw M ef e 37 e s erie 300,000 — = sneasuamentice mer « sec high Ze his™- (Orsstd tf pa ons een 2 = lie am amar Fe exer oete sings tp ge vuses paid the follow is te of various articies. cAaees returne ROC RE. DIA IPT St ey = Rp eye, ER—Creamery ontres oS" SS ne aa > SEPTEMBER 1 SS ees |. | ne he ‘ : | . aa Ae, J . , 1] ; ‘Te ) ; ? | : a ae “ ' : ' : - ie - 4 she? tauviared $44,a 7 :' 4 P ai =: or ae :, a : . ai Figs Sp : ; — 4 ] 9.44% } 3 ‘ vs svn ly: DON : ‘ a \1 ‘ Mis, #3 NO, — ‘ , ‘ } j , acs . j ' : hy ° . ‘ a ‘ @ = " ay ; sé ae | ‘ @ : ‘ hai ; : . ' , , i i bee 7 O17 ‘ 17 ” " arB Pte 1 (}3 “ . hy | 9 ly wth 1th ' LU. BEBE SE —SOrtnes . . ‘ vagina ret : ’ ' ‘ or i long horns » WN\V TC) BS ot ] ; Fa i 4 ~s | y :* . afl ri »* be ick “7 7 ) on POULTRY—1 ee ie ‘ . IN ne ON Noe OF ey | ach MRD Os Cena Ee ee ee ee ee me rh é 1. Ne San gaa ae springs. Sere af ” See aves ee ee 7 Say Ae Rtn Pe i¢xghort ‘ e, born cocks. | or tomi* WY ; ‘ , 1 : , 5 4 ro ° Jour MERCHAS ° >) pene iding Hemwy ; i OH ' ke’) ‘ . TT mT * . . - +e hj. ee Le () 4 § * & Leaetapaes ek -~ LL 3 | : bal Tahags on : to 28e: muscovy CH z Mo } Qs 3 . &- ea ‘ur 1 : 787 wis il pw) ® ' . 1 ve ' an esti pore, r\ Ml wrer, 30ct capone ‘ ] ‘ i > © [mrtiae RAO SU w Ta 0 ON OR these Ceelle Nel aba 6 nga. ew Young guibeas. {lus vs ’ i j } . ; 7 a? ‘ e o4 q ° 4 . ) ; P » eee - . . I , { ' , : ; ; ae +. a . : emer — 1a “avs... , Fetiines ) BRR. 8 “3 ' : R » POULTK Y~—Turkegss if re ¢ ‘ . +? \’ I t 4 pia a i t . 4 ; : fi PAyiLI : RéoDd é ‘ ‘s . . . ” ’ —_ 4 1 } | ? ? " " " corn increas ; . Si +a : 2 : , ‘ : 31 ‘S ] ven ; Z M+ ; wna > 6 ‘ ree . ‘ - ‘ MK ; at turkeys aided , ° ‘ j = ‘ ‘ ‘ i ; ’ Li a , i i «> : ‘ » i’ =) > , ‘ 7 ng be MOI i m ike oid rh toe aponse, . i HK or No. Sete Ciena sont ae eee ee ZEBLER, Re BPC eS vn oo — oe i 2 : ‘6 tl %e: underweight. et se only at ‘ veals SU to und. aheen. be | peyiili " | ne 0 ' ) ' AND SQUADS Live pigeone , . Ser ' 4 iréeen! equabs (c* ema INDEPE NDENT OILS. hav 31 1% TP boos, 10 and dark, § fo iVe_ per pound, : : A 29 ) bie oi, RY) ch rr Be $2.00: medium, $2 zen Feb. 233, a poultry pre aI 4£432 ] reanh CORP iE Oh ERE) 2 ROR RAT RY. ort ER es nee Nneettied: 3 : ty + ened ‘ } an } , . : . . : : : ; , ’ , , ‘ : I red. exlta firete il a ee ~ May wea opr! — ; s ‘ I mii . Vv Bs thn ‘ i : ) + jtr4 | ; Se i ae ‘ saad pee ~ 8 , ' 5 QQ’ =. : ‘ ‘ ‘olor be , rs “ oe - > bs ; “yep ' oak ' ‘ ‘ wal re . BECORK Is and peorer Bags 1 | | fas oni an ae , 92 : “qo: iy | ne 7 “9h, . Lf ; ? . ee he | = ay ra sade ARE , oF 12% 23 af : ‘ BY ‘ wis ‘ . , Pee PS be $0: rerirye PO MVAc: fair to Hy red July $1.31. M tl Cent aa LU101%—§ 101g 101 NYGELHGEP om 4 1 3, ) ! Bin ger rt ~~ itt | | . , ~ 3, - st a reaies yoy ) 1 9 TPG&L.: 3. | 2) | 06 vi | pr Shore OS : nearby Jhennery whites k “orn 4 te! T: ~* , { . ; gre ‘ > * : } i , pads vs Fb . rar + ] ia te Has ‘ eM iagial 3. ' - Beer » , . nag ig ! tes. fires lras. : iL. nearby puliet« hennervy browne extras. 18.800 a week azo A oad special averéce ~ aad gx care loca} an ; ony 72 fart . = ‘ - i niet _ P j : . ay ' : 3 | . : an 5 i: ‘ . ay v > ae - : 14) ; ‘ ; ‘ iti te which were 1f4.! anes . as ; , “fy far r ake” i - / LOR A ia — ef Pee pe “(7 pe seedigeee a - ‘) 7 . S 5} Fi, 109% (ye a}, ‘eb. 23.—Poultry, alive, 4% 38 000 a werk ago ; ; ~ ,, ¥ r) 51 145 1 Lt 4a - - ne 3. .* ? } ; ' De 2 1 t - : 7, i rB a) , . at 3 ‘ de : y . fowls, 26 @ Zhe. nolude. 47 cars loc he Migs Dy oe 2 O85, O32 O34, =- i. ) Wty , : G3, re @aw i o« 6 , oh sts ' 1] 3 2 110%, 7 } 4 . Prov a -«) / -* ote e " HI “eb, ~3,—Potatoeea— Ke . on 1? re: » track, 750: , ' hipme “Mon lav. G07: Tuestay FORE IGN ' a oplies liberal: demand and i v od ruseete: siow on market ff; n ——, dul] whites: Wisconsin sea round $1.85@2.05: moetiv $1 95a2 : fee. ir $2.7042 DO: mosiiv Ai sate ahve a a eke a ae om aes " Ne ty inde ee Ste om wae, = —~ 2 eam 4 er * 9 RR. Frm ng % Ap, x0 Rigg At 23.—Rutter lower: 2 creamery extraa, ol] y stasida . b0%c: extra firste. 50% firsts 48 4 19? . oe secondra. 4 Eeees higher: re ¢ipta, LR. Ai] firsts, 23%@24c: ordinary firsts CANBAS C ITY. Mo.. Feb. 23.—Poultry. v hene Ude: roosters, 15c. Other oro- un hanged. a A EE Rol tow pom » Y Ei it i ate a 8 ae eS New ‘York Coffee, SEW YORK Feb 73. ~Coftes apo! aie N 4%ec: Senios ao Yet -) ago and 494 000 ) : 5 ly , } . } , St. Lonis Cash Grain. ind ®¢ be Pa ae L101 i101 Se 100% | ge yew > %>* 82 | 91% 91% 141 Ow Sh G1.170/130 % 1139 % 139% 140 Pay Te -w rete on m, oe var ~~ pAlb: Ve hye etn Oe ree * ty ae rarer be cpap? Mg oh he $200,000 Valley Investment Co. Midland Valley Country Club) sally —— — LLL ee ee ee Te 2 i Mae ag re tines TES, ~~ - . ye A lee, _ oo a0 PO ce te First Mortgage 6% Gold Bonds Legal for Trust Funds in Mo. gir Ae RRNA Ree: Hk, Siem: Grote ate ; / be ( bo " 7 Zz at oate , 40c : ‘y ’ eg 1 an a. ; pre 4 2. : re] ; R. > ¥ Tr ! v4 ‘ z _ » ; . oO ‘ iy np “4 . ( f 4 5 ‘ a Li, 3 tate 43 Cn ee | at | PRLAP Ties 106% 106% 106% | ParOrRR sfe 754 14 Bait) Same | Nor 8 PA.) 2/112%61219 | DOMESTIC BONDS. : pel ams %~ t ‘ ) , ‘ Aium 7 i ‘ O5% 1051 \ eh ee Oe ee ee ee et ee ee sie se een Lr K ern ne iT ray ar pate, oo na October a For past 3 years the club has operated at a saving over its budget, which also includes provision for interest on the entire loan & annual maturities with exception of 1936. cc ete me Phe ee * ~ timoths S)0 Ss . 00 itll tater tee % =m yb on 1 ALP mE RO RTA AR A 108 0 ee. deer age 4 A ty ‘s Pricesand Details upon Request . mate ore 5, Ae ye. GEO. H. BURR & CO, Ineestment Securities 506 Olive WEAKNESS FEATURE __"F CHICAGO GRAIN TRADES En ~ New Y ork Cotton en a a | ™ i) 8D at | ; Cary oe ; ~3.——Wheat prices had : 7 Te ra ‘ ' ’ rt) | ie a Public Service Corporation of New Jersey Dividend No. 79 on Com mon Stock Dividend No. 33 on 8% Cumulative Preferred Stock Dividend No. 17 09.7% Cumulative Preferred Stock FRUIT MARKET Apple Demand Shows Some Indica- | GOVERNMENT BONDS tion of improveme nt. . LOUIS PRODUCE ! VEGETABLE MARKET Demand for Potatoes Continues Slow—Supplies Are Moderate. . ' 6. Pre T Te ‘ } Reg Nope! Pr ash ieee. «Ape ten as pare nasi ad pa hs an OD shales 0 we mip 3, RA HOES Noor ye 2 ties oes Ue oreo ye a2 ; > of Directors of Pobic Servre Orieans Spot. ' “ak NOS 4 In the Liverno wat Balle Po : 3 103% ir & 10] ; ; : 1) tet oe , ase ’ ‘ a ation of New lereey hae declared . . pr ee , io : 2 , 8 “A - FP pet anocum on the tak ee 4 “ umulative Preierred Stock, being §1 (er snare on the ak lor the quarte? are peayabie Muar ° " nn nf Un iter tr Wis » (we {%, a QT Me Os t% r Mi Ly s I . 7 :, rk ‘eening al for NO. ft tui Cont ete Ae 55, 1) 84% O14! OF % Stevens Hotel Be | ESTIMATED AT 169,000,000 BU. ; Be to BO pall. 7 | 2 “daa no Commuting Prefere MEMBERS | et BOO aay gas Hieht rn st lob 42 Pee ei A ee ex Pt ™" foe Ee a pa ia | hake: | K. 8 a , month. | an jie en gy Aer prted : demané atinved | indians Steet oe 51302 % 102% en & ri eae sie | : REL, Galen | t: ¥. a? hirpit order L OT aie zs prgpers ae tot porte ' | ot. uis Stock Excha od “i — , Interb Ro Tran 7 ' me. , | , ~ 8 ws r arc iii . a oe - ee ee — “ ite €n , 2 : : Chicago Board of “Frade ! . . ee ee ENS ETT AE OE LOL LE LOL EO AL YEE LON LG Ny PLO OE, Aetna ee“ Ystapes «ot Niger ar ey te W. Van Metchewmwerth. | eee rere. Production RIO ome Ram EAE at RS NOU Be Fe SEAR I eis Mey F BONDS. sTOCKS, GR :! Fast Direct Private Wires Verzanine, Boatmen’'s Bank ; ' rO-Siavin hed | Garfield ‘ ; f ' T ‘ > on ' . ’ 7 (3! : a ‘ ie : a> ’ ‘ - } ‘7 : : big es Sor s , - ate ’ : wr re gular : artery @ivicte nd on + tye re ate ~ “ Preferred “tock thas on Dewe' + nus m. 4 , woo are qmyatic March 5! ‘ Roctemekters a record at ‘> cloee of buetiorew March ¢ % St) 2 TT et —— Ne ee Chicago Grain Carlots s St. Lours Stock Exchange ®), Feh 4 ~ —— { ST. LOUIS be CO ee Merchants Laclede Bids. : a get . 2 . 7 - + . fe Sd nage hy 342 + ae Lt } OMT OTR TAT vere . . ; -' ts ca] w'e 1 Ac wo 2) . . - ’ sae - %i 66 erwort ® i teccmre |

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. ‘ " ae . . a e , . . states — = - - : . a : = = ~ 'G ai | et =--L E Pr ON at BP e ; vied. TAF ; a them in wg of 100. The pon- B, R ». This is! Vatican, where they were receive ‘ 7 1 LIVE LAMBS PROVIDE PALLIA' dhe. characteristic ceremony of aa os laa Weoar wher alls gave a e- | tiff, havi =e Habe ge Stexican | -T) Imt 5 . - + +4 . ‘ 14 ] ra «a4 ne > + “nor “ Vv. Al - ; + . vl pi ti? influenza. sore th j with your eatin wor kK Or pleas- . vin assreme i : a A Staff Correspondent of the Port- mi | : rl Dispatch and New ton kK Work ' , sterng — iste he ta takine care of ; ai ; . 2 Copyricht, 1927. : ana Paliteer Repub! Senators who is in og Moines, em. until East ates -y are gists are now recommending has va ial your = - 27 VAAN You'll want severa ¢ - 4 Uy ‘wa ays 4, + Page ae, nb PD Nay Po p Mab va ETE SPP CE AO He cabs mages fo ay wall , r ee wel idee | id ARI } ee ei Le Let. ae noon & = ee alotabs. the purified and re-/ thoroughly purified and 3 te ee pairs when you see are feeling fine with nufactur othe “pallia ee ealome! eompound tab let é AINS © 500 Ame rican Students Visit Rome ppeti for breakfast that gives you thes effects of ) . alomel and salts combined. | i mo pk 1 Oe Se amelie effects amily package, con- aie” cone ¥ either inin nl! directions, only sv One or two tablets at bed-' cents vy drng store. LLL A ALLL TOE _ ~ “ Pee... ovovioUus Wit ing the Gover case of (oo ing evide position, oe ty, CCP BPEL ADEE ROE IL GAC ae Say. 9. Drowned in Mine shaft. strenucéity definiteness o The deprec: the President when it is sugges’ . hy 2 . ment of the pri ~ ’ A SD Aa Ne ~ sw 3 . . - - baie) - " > ae >. s d Y Hs | : ; i % 4 a4 asa . é YT » ° : ; * — . . . 4 et : iO . 2 ~* . a 4 a yf - wy * } > * ™ ~ a . = a! . s , » > . | governm ntal a + | a ae none the executive bDranch and on ? a ee aes ee a ttle Jey - . « . ] ; a -- _ - = other hand Orders cng IN THE UNION 52 = Basement S ata toa $3 —— at K£.8iavive ul At the President auemes hetetrrang! by CONLTeSS, latent Maan caren - ee ee en ee he ait eee tot 2 ari Oe ee ee (o> ENN qEeeE cutie an YAHLEM FINANCE CORP. - _ " > . RA Beg PET «22 eee ee — lem agpantin AOR mS NG 08 satan " ~ - | - ° 4 - 4 . a on | i a Pe iting ty ro? ‘ : Ee - . a * } ° . ~ OR RSA . J ¥ . i> 4¢ ae a — —. ‘ ’ i . a ee ~ : i . - oe | ’ » rather pettishly rei . +, ”’ - = * » senator Curtis’ am biti Peers ts sont xa heaharsarnselbbahact * eS PPyMeaapns + ern peeaest President by reaso San’s sticking to when c colidg ge comm! as ne imo of the van RPA tary am eee tr — ht es but no sooner nd out than House spokesman pri ms had always work: “Irtis in his comm i seal NO modern President } een _ tead turned down s0 often on |] a Pe = 8 ost ee Polntments. The poli 7 | . | are full of lame duc cowm® because of, or their support of the administrs Large Buffet, ex- tar" — . 22 . tension table anri 0h 8 polic ies, : | ‘ r : os It is not surprising at ¢ - F - “el af % : ati Stic he necor or / : . - ’ ‘ a a . i ers in a2 Fange . , : ‘ _ e been fm : : h ae 7. . > , — : : £083 ratine!] ; ‘OTR { “izes w2ned as f+ ‘ dramatize the third term menac: patterns f | , . in the case of Coolidge, and that ‘ ae ee ncelltcage a ong Secaae 3-Pe R ( Hit: ; “gg A anne = F | - €§ i ccchtebb that Coolidge aye eggs | aaa tah or Delivers Any of These Items a : eet ee Delivers Any of These Items | House at Long Beach, Long Island, tiring disposition than o: | ae Sage ‘ ; ' ; ca : , serving : asian , surf breaking high over the “eet? Apne ; - . Di n mie cere y te ; a? pee “ahlice or anybody else has said or don: ) I ’ ae ) ist iron. Lé in n ; srk and z Gidson I p ‘cer done by the recent storm. In a good many : by ' Bk ws f — Ta: i . | -§ oa ‘ ae aE ¥ o Le ! iP = mee mae > me ; “> — . - . . i 5 > 4 . : R frigcerator . i = Kove , ttt [thtte, ugen tsuance of! ¢ im V1Ita ci ] ' | (Bay 5 ape a » . > ; ’ e 2 => 7 ” > - a iy Wh Mee): Y ould , ; . to another disarm nm on fi as ”) ee —————eeee ai ol - cit a ‘ ‘ L A S T nee is interpreted’ as a b: . i a . Ee ) i oS, = . , ; _ — ¥ dn , ; ae Le : q , identify the Coolidge regime . ; Eb noe — 7 = oie ‘ +. _ 5 ae — = ' 5 , Yay . - , G E N E R Al something of ir = we . * ~~ - & =) [ss — + xe : - : “ " “- . ver" ’ mo ee mt Judy : P ; FO pig) ee ' J 4g. SAS Washington arms nference eo. Pek ae : cSsscccnene. + = : ~ : . «s rs ‘ 60 ee OPOBELOLOOE IEG LOE T , Peeve Pe : . . + - , bf 7 vy . . ‘ cer ned President Hardiz 4 . ‘ : r “ leit : ‘ ; e - - a 4 i term from blankn: ’ é ‘ 3 4 : 4 } Se Ew , 2 ~ sats ¥ as vedi % — : - : ; BE he Oe CEs Ors “ee ; , “ j . mg ‘ : c + an. Y _> & LN LP OLA ORM AO TT RY. en Oe o. ica «Ji y 4 NP Cet NERO mT eucceasor, Secret: driven to take off thetical platform tha’ reached the biue-p endeavor to head wind pposition from t » ' — ACY UCcxING. Uueen Anne iegs. ey nations that are bent m bulldins 2 on | “age peter TES ke eee my " Best. ¢ eee what submarines ths want, and ana : ' Se : ae ; : one at . oe: ‘ho de t care a per franc “A Kit ; Pi ' : ; : la R | ee itchen : _—_—_ Reed Rocker : se: : . United States has Rafricver- es \3 oe ’ ) + > | | : | | a 50 Record of Futilities. a %-4 . _ | ' Ae > = 7 ; ’ wi For a time it appeared as if M a eee , Wiles or ONY 2 a . sy me See neste Of Coolidge would make his magnum pryrenter-/ vo, Fe Sh ane uit = araen Uuttit, oI epus the adhesion of the Unit ren it ont . oe Wee States to the Wor! ual his devotion strong enough to oe _— 3 Davenport Tables $3.75 make a fight against serva « that killed the project. Odd Davenettes $9.75 Diplomatic futilities in fcarn s gua. Mexico and China da Odd Bookcases $27.59 broidef the picture. WN: NP Dat uty Cae >72 GEIR» Ae AMR STAR RS chy gaa * ata ati sis 4. hi gana et ey Rage ook agai. ee Ea nti aga PORES sept a Btn aA: a ws ne i i i i A. ee - » " ee Pu boar n " ae RF) ren eo ee ath , . 2) aged 1a ats a . ; o~ age age 2-92! econ z ita Anan ti ‘ oe Seag bp a Ame “ ares ee 6 ‘ my re * ye hag es ee Ray nantes Ape ticeeded Sturdy 18x20 Radio Table: : * , Wartha constitutes an argurnen’ Coolidge should be exa! od . a Breakfast Sets Cw 4 Ua bir inet third time. but on the other hand Some ncw — a oe! an ga ~ 7. b4 : me i — ommaeen none of them is of aA texture to ex ist TEMAS Oe :' ‘ , / = ‘ greet eeTReb ii i« — ~~ “ne cite the basic antipathy term. When Dr. Nicholas Mu \ NOS - a * ler announced the other day that ms this popula yie Cabinet i: | : ble 1 manogan - : "i Coolidge in proper time wo halled as valid prophecy ‘i al oe ede ee vas a LALLA SSSA because it represented against a certain érifting : ee | | 4 | 7 stabi ; To 1120-22-24-26-28-30 OLIVE ST. 1 re it . ot outside the church of St. nomination . | me °° SS. P ‘ Incidentally. Senator George — i te : ‘ 4 . Peter and Paul's cemetery

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. a se a en 2 ton i 5 4 - re % ‘ a 4 Bg . ” . pen re ate i I a OUR NEW LOCATIONSaa aN . > Popular Comics . | \ Home Reading and News Photographs | i> : S N RANE | Women’s Features = — SE - 4 —s 3 xErsT . . ‘ . WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 1927. fee Pn aaa pene 4 =e aes ; 4 aa ad aca ae eel, ig SP a ee + s - hs a —— , A “ ™” ae age *, © ae Ll fect - Y 4%, %Y, y oe . *e AN ST. OPPOSITE vm A 7 dg 4.G,. : : Aarne Wi UUésQQAAQEEE@E@E ‘ * : 7 o'a'y YA ty ale it tS > +4 e x Yj 7 4 : : C os ms" 2 % ss y" . ae Gs *e° : Se” ane ee 4 ‘2 ? % es ee An 4 4 ; at - “ : 4 Y se Pao," “a > ie " : . . “ OOS , , ~ ag aoe, " ‘ =) ey A 4 oe “* ne “in a ‘ ‘ / eo ae > “ . : ° . _ o - a “ ean : 2 ; : , . " A 4/, « », - x e A . a ~ % MY ‘ ~ . » ¢ ~ . . Ce « $ * s é 4 «! ne QV “ we y * ard | & : xX T at 4 y Vf LLL “ We y; “ VIII OO papgy . % g j YY £4) 7 ; 4 4G 4 penne Y, : ST, | 47 77 4 ST. LOUIS BOY SCOUTS CELEBRATE WASHINGTON’S BIRTHDAY 4” % 4. fOr auc ~ & ad yar nh ty re ~ 4 SPIE PPPELEEIFAPMELELAG mel % dss Yeon: Ny ie ey ty so Li Boye SS “7 > * we have ever offered at this low ; 1 dre. » ee om ™s agi ““ Be Ay * 2.o™ Lh Soh ee 86 GR ME MN as —* ee . £22 ee rR Me RS | iar > es 4 »* i a ow Se oF An Ey tie om vent ene Bey. Baer ie Se apt ne “ * epee ath. “a ” we EE Be ~ or hea Ors WAR ae » meg soe - . > — 6 Ee REE - Ae SENS _oe - ¥. ’ ‘ ~ - : " me 7 | 4 " : 7 2 eer ‘ wes es ale ‘Deh, cit Si “ ae = ph a, ‘ > « _ ¥. ek, 2 + . $55 oe : - A ee x . wad Me . “ ++ J bi ed SSS >. TSN +s. YS oe MMO FER Ce 8 Ah NLR OR EN RN ANE I CEN lA A a TO COT A I ORR OI AREER iD SE RIOT UNNI Ey ae CO » _ , wR owe ” nek gp tanehie Arata nyt oe Opes > YHA POD uaa ~ BEES ee SOD tear ge PRED AIT CLIO SRS ERT CME OLE PR ALE, TN Se aN One yep RIE SEO . . P hy . * ‘ As s P " 9 a Fe, A A BLE. PAPO eas si Seth liye AP AR te cacaegey Si) GER : —w yee eng a > &. > s “Sh agers ™ ee aus } es . oo -_ “% +. ~ Pad ORS See SESS ORRIN SB No eae , * “ ppp 1 Vif’ S . - bel “Uy "ry ; cene outside Scottish Rite ly 5 rm, ei Cathedral, Lindell boulevard, Ulty petri, gira ZZ —- eo Ez 77 . . . 4 4, Vii Wistecceceatateet . - with Scout color bearers lining ‘nn, Jy Carper thee yyy the steps, as several thousand members marched ‘into the BLACK, YELLOW AND RED ack - at, Corrs ee Fe Fee 3 Ce ee Be ee /iieg auditorium for patriotic serv- ~ or er ae ef ee : Bs, é eee. ices. Photo by ese Otmaten One of the very colorful beach robes, the most popu- y ” lar of fashion’s innovations at Palm Beach this wine eee Witt ter, worn by Mrs. C. H. Markle of New York. 44 4 AN 5 NAS li a a iy Ee Ve ea lt COPE AP I ALLL AED ARIE AS OE " on . 7 Le riaae yous s enon NS sf? WH APRN ELEN CERN SAP ATS LO REBRNIE y SS ME ECL Gt EINE ELT ALO il LR IE ce II HM OS NR MOO i RE NY PA tl OAT Ae TE AITO COTES ea we 7 Poe ata ied AR YN ne r * om Tiina Bi ROW nye + ote S Ss Swenae yee + ee ond. Rada ~ ~ = “ ee ia) Pitty ie ee -* re OS @ sae #22). 3. SS ec es Rica aan q : “ie ee omen staff photographer. VID 9 977 OAS, Air SS, ge gi OS 7 oe 5 Be, y, photograp Yj, GY E Uy —International photo. 44*FURY OF A WINTER GALE Z, % , big fy ON THE ATLANTIC COAST 4% YY. Geen, LEEEEE@E EeC@ teed eee deeded Wy, Vij y 4, Y f/ 7 4 % (144444444444 OSFOA*ALEAE s Sette t “/ VU, VY Vp Y 1G “Ye Yn, A* ecceeeeeesees ecessee Yy gpthbses ec cence seers? pene se nas aye pase MOMEIETE EE. f SPSS thas 5 or Uy). Bh “Wy ll - 7— "s Y, ¢ AAS SSS ~ retin er > ’ og: ee ls es he as tig Se Saeed * ee ws Ww ee ee ee > te -

wt, - ie ee em boy f ~ NOY yg 4 Ny se ee MOOG eee ee SN ” MAD WS liand Shades for > 1 OO of splendid quality Holland Window one scalloped and fringed...every s...choice of ecru, white or green. er before offered in St. Louis! see} eee eS SS . -¥? . . Wi eW\ nat *: ee ERA AL DR TIRE ARBRE SD te ohne . oe et tigi ity na Diels” 8 io a as ry a a iS cadet os, ne Scene near Sea Gate, Long Island, when high winds | : dashed tremendous breakers against the sea wall. fe | | , LM cddddddddddéd damaging much property along the coast. ee ers Any of These Items | i RENE asian en / : im House at Long Beach, Long Island, swept off of its foundations by the pounding | surf breaking high over the embankment. Thic scene is typical of widespread damage Cuil Yn fy fl ati POI ILILIOTULTOLIIITLLULLEELE cee? , Woe, 4 (/ “7 Ue 4 he: AINA PH NEE ALC TALL! EE NP tm NN. enone en ‘i ants , ws ae re yw ; 99 gene peer a — Aili y niteglhodl ® a ” . >. = . ¥" ‘ PION Ie ACES EA EEE NT RR AN ipa me * arn oo X % SAA AAASAAAN we Bae euugtt we SSAA AS Fas. Spey ret SSS ASARSS Sturdy 18x20 Radio Table $A’ cok OD Migs A a ae owe a BN oe me one ar een Sage Mis Bee: Wag se Nai atte ahincatttiinie eo nit agra pensntnatty nda tes, — ~~ habe — FS RB i CONE IL tk EB RIND OS, ig Ef SN MARINE BT BOR Me cm AEB aR! "a . ‘ a et ; 3 we eee r om oa ee NWI WS SSeS SSS SSR SRR ER HE . LAA ALAR SEARELATS & ESAS SEE ES a a. i es MQ ts lip shihty W NX WS SSSPSASSPSPSPRBRRASASESE ESE ES SSS ¥ vf gl ™ , > > wd » A . . . ¢ io , . * 4 mq . . 4 > ’ »* a ; - 5 : 2. . ry . » ng : 5 . * . e y ’ be “ . . . ar 2 n ¥ Af) . - " . . d “ . e ’ 7 * \¢ = . Pa " aie’ 7 *. ‘ ' . / a . aad " ot - “ 5 . ee. ¥ s ’ : > ¥ Ay Bs ee ‘ f J ‘e 4 x ; * ” Ta = a . oa ¢ 5 => s ; “ > be a eS 9 As a ee. “aS for all batteries and 7 eOeTEDEvODUEU UES poomtans | rn senate teeta , | | VEL heed : : — Scone Outside the c} h of St. Francis de Sales as body of Monsignor Holweck, its pastor for 24 yéars, was borne / This shows a detachment of American soldiers quartered in Managua, where they have been stationed awaiting , Ce utside the church o , ) , developments in Nicaragua's civil war. Other Marines are on the way to join them | 0 SS. Peter and Paul’s cemetery for interment. . were 4A t2tiist —diy Post-Dispatch etaff photographer.

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= enna ncaa te — So A A RT en supe: ee ee a Soe EY NE Ae I — a es em NT ak EL are WEDNESDAY. The St. Louis Post-Dispatch Daily Magazine secon Ee a a sat lls 7 x M k D | Ay A 43 | O N ‘MODISH MITZI They Are Going to Move By Jay ' +. Jay THE JOY OF y She Ls , a (| | WORKING ‘ —OF A— — A). i / | | | | | | By Angelo Patri j fr . {f) | Ne aH xf pe ge: MARRIED WOMAN | 3 i -_ (5 |”) | @Neo fT nee By HEL EN ROWLAN D Angelo Patri is just the prin- , ———S. cipal of a New York grade g —" lo " 7 nts. , { ; a d | | | the picture of the house that Mitzi is looking at. same picture. Mitzi forgot to answer the ques- © COPPEr thars ty ne £ : eae . = _ Said, and I told hig what » 2 womad Wiii eend — ’ “ . . ” c a e - f 77 ~ ~ & e Swe OF | } for c id . ¥ P 1 eae ss 4 en ae r a wee Kr. but I went ont and. g > . o ~~ - $ ; ‘old me about the baby eng, e a thes eereten-attes | MOY un i t J ; ' ¥ A) > wa ’ : ; A - ¢ course _ reactions and retractions. When a man Wakes Up Wito a! | | a | sure, » have to have a keel. I | ' 5) ; yilir order before he eutt Time Junior— . » +. + e hem w* 7 _~ ra : é . ! se ? 4 ’ ‘ \ ; _ + ‘'' & Sita To , * Y se ‘ , Lae -& > 771 . : om . . , i a > Crees w Sa oe OT thee beem arranged on. lettac again, so I put the big one on ae *°** xy play in| Whee the mainsail — — bottom and when he came has seen every Seay Diay *% What Rumen a — ) a oe : ' | gotta have Dried Lima Beans. = } : mn creat oe ae ae . as eet | : | | né almost died and he gig *®: ) 4 : ij - : ' / ; ; } fri eM Qr . 4 y P } L nt ct lrted ilma beans ° - i‘ res cnori had a t : Irn | here’s the ham ggg wanted to congratulate me — tallest of > ' A wher +h mad abe ‘? : : . a: (a - ‘ oe ae: ee —s doesn t bOLies ee ee old . tre ing to m Boy Scout gut wre too intellect infer-| bowing «4 him so that he wil? @o « goed (they: | neal - - ‘ “ every day and have some ef a pase that bow to a part! turning father’s luck. ——, ot astitiegies , bs en The ' Ai i a* : o ae “ ; throwing arms. I der if it \delaide says she adores the house and is «| Dad has been quiet all this time, but he has very Straien® wien a a reesremauer tie 3 niga | ; | : You can saw straight enough Pe i ul strengt : gets tired vou look where vou awing. Yo ‘ZF ee NS E E MEN! They sO incon-| something Dad is buying or selling? Mitzi re- overheard praise of the house. (xirls,”’ says he. the wind , “I'm glad you like the house. We're going to aint hanes tae che ae Look ; OO ee : isten! ) ) plies that it is just a picture—maybe for the yd te | S oe : vee a ae ee PRICE’S VANILLA is the ex- 8 _¢ without them. ! the aa move into it. We are going to move to the coun rou re makin a 7 : ee Te Le tract of the finest aa eee ee oti ee try, where I can have dogs and . . .” Mitzi . Sot ae a a: Nay ee ae . MALKAY WOLLNER. | the colts Have e sail sticks ready L oF$s . beans — nothing else. | old tree d hew spring suit with the striped satin blouse. The x surprised, to say the least. Well, she always “**" >°*% “"" * 2 3 ened ie Love Vs. $1000 by the Lm nsas, which is one of Ame?ri-; And tt Pn } i? Phe ts Ail ™ ¢ 14.,iS. a Ce e e s hapr @ §t ie inting-grTrounas fur weary of : seme they'll etiek ait su! ‘s | : flavor and uniformity. ak legislation, seems about 16) aul eta ‘We a ; jee th at : | _ " “ .* . ‘ ‘ t ri -_ ke » s vi nai on | ee ee eS O@ierriage license to prove that (aev) Se Lun _ -Inmme mi] . ; mas is ; -_ Lica L. pe “" “i F-} the cern he it is to be put on a é=/ mY : - ad ai s 4 “ ‘ 4 z hv 4 wt Ad _ 4 - ‘ ae bs A Add : ; i $ — , i ws nHore nm ‘et ao * 7“ nore they are onnoisseurs theres the s- 4¢}, +; ta) hancover. th rv ,enN hea wakes up With @ sentimettai aa th hi pA~ Set - very a , } ; id . * ° ; : e' tf? wall. Adelaide just dropped in to show them her skirt is pleated and the cardigan jacket unlined. did like sports clothes. —— . alias " as = as a OU Sud D> Sb BUab ab di SW | al : ae conetar’ baa Me Ey THORNTON W. BURGESS. Good materials’ means the best Transfer to = lium-sized cake ¢ ri} 1 radium ppears i: Lets Sa ne : vetctin no Be “ag imental romantics willeeithor) Rest ‘ tax lL Tn aorrenil tube mn and 5 minutes iD | torea Ni aeons os ‘SKS Usa Bef ae oo psig ; es; : a a iow, derisive snicker or 2x- i : 4 a ki . - . ; ‘ » = 7 ‘+ & j ~ 4 Loer . = . ar ¥ : , ’ at i i - ‘ S VV je anh \ D ‘ . c = r sr 5 . , ra . 74 "* ernradc ~ in” ae . ~ ; T* } -—~> = by y > Pes a ‘ : > @ - - ‘ Farmer Brown's Boy lt nderstands. nee. v ‘uin any cake The | farmir Wi iS expressed in in ; Lsne Wi ' on could start off with @) ™ : insta : ak 3 min aguas ca Se TN ee ee = : cS et ee ? a a , , ) bulwark against of science common : jut work, 23 to every money. has the | vention Suey Wihiny, T Use only true complexion soap | sear Re a —in this waxy oc! _ Rinse of water, then with cold. cret of a good complexion | Do this gulariy and particularly largeiv on two tactors the skin clean, the po ital Sais 44 hae - n and using ONLY a true ci Ly Pits al we saw . other Lis bh OUie- In no re & otnet parents 1 be community. brought , . . ae OD plexiom soap ever on the face. —s Te on iis ail - , ial saiacial e a: b pee yaaa ‘“G : rouge, Make-ap } T tells about the finishing and up-keep of ALL floors alt Be «: ‘a job and a salary. | than in A soap may be excelient for ajail vou wish But never let them : ‘ o _ ae . — . , . ; ’ e= ¢ Lti@Tr or new—of woo . hnoleurm | ru ber cork @ Rig witn+ he tna all bout |} - % composition. Phone or write for a copy—FREE. ».. workee OW * (a e oy, . ‘ Pet f +i a | P > [= _ - . ‘or the skin. (;00d cOompiexions are nen note the difference in youl skin. 44009 Mong r * 9 ‘Sa ia rv why into i /t rt thes umoer. o ¢ a atten thus imperied. set Palmolive today. But be sure book—or ty —— CENTITN D.} i . 2 * | € "| 23 . la « or no two cond, , ~ ty soap vou iS Safe to use. [nam usually crn imitatio — to Missourt to get abundance *. *. Re *, irae thidaherar ce cee i hog die Stine setada toe, 5 , be git : i i stone Ps # A AE ARE Br eae ae generally | iv with filled, “wan This wonderful, new machine makes the wax-poli bon ) floors so easy a child can do it. You don’t have to faMameaming, . , * SAYINES OF BY penne or bear down on it—simply walk along and GUIDE © 08) @ry'n. HIS AND HER #a his, the finger-tips. —_— \ the way love. finds |tm Ue aim _ All you do is to spread on a thin coat of Johnson’s POR yr aay. “a wae a | pone , ing Wax. Then run this Johnson Electric Polisher over ™ a ponsible, @ surtace. n tantly the floors start to gleam with @ ——. ““cCOMmpanied by sten- ance (ham mellow lustre. Mae Pters attended a number of food. He ; Ss ourenn suspicion during (tn! tntelietm dear, 1 a scesbige apcacstegs eT LIT oS OE SEE LR SSS SZ, This Johnson's Wax Electric treatment takes only @ SPER "°"* ood others have attend- he means for them aeas thet ty thee 4 tee wen | SSS ZZ ) sre minutes—there is no hard work—no stooping—no Samy, “| “°*t'es and so-called so great _ He _— oo «Soligrapa 10 matter where it grew ~- Growth LEE ~ ) rags or pails. And the result is beautiful, wear neat ne mys _ ae : adhd te ae ‘ie . ' and Mrs. Grt = . floors of velvety richness. penne ae . oo cro 5 ests of perfect pro- In case 1} Lidaz Kin Pa sa CEs : . , ‘ e er , : 77 congear* », @ating buds as fast as they could —=—== fi b d 1 : | ; tramped a: r ta Oe ‘. tal Pita . abe anes Rov centinued en or oys an gir s woman trusts that the it a Orebard uddenly h stopped. *™ . pS ty | ' , at “ i You ‘rant Their Promise! ana of i; O88 ' . . -* oe - ~_ PM “ . ‘ee i ryit a we ' . rr. | oo ae OE “. stood the ff Mr. and Mrs © *00or Folisher by the day. Telephone NOW and pa | fr tN i ” appointment. If you should — - T. U. «sks that hip Often where the sma ing for buck have any dificulty getting this : ‘i public male outhrealt P BS wae -™ 2 " Oo . . e : , : $ two big Dirds. fie could hear th - : Y Service, phone us for the name of the nearest dealer. | moved from tinkle of tiny bits of ice falling. He mmm e e ea ' e “ i Dubie official ee t is suft inde instantiy. of | = =S , Our experts will be glad to give advice on floor and wood —_ ) fictale be held j* knew those big This FACTORY BRANCH is maintained for the purpose of by ' amy sonal observance of (he | Sy TOM-BOY Extra Sweet Corn as ° meti 6, customers with information as well as with Electric Polishers per ) 7s tell REI. ag 8 reco class Interior Finishes of al] kinds—waxes, varnishes, enamels , Pdi albeit hieeding Stains, etc. Call, write or phone us. oat ae a RICH CRFAMWY COLOR COLDEN FNAMELFD ¢€ Ane THE BEST OF ITS KIND ‘ ee ee ae , os ‘ aaa cokes Se eee iy ahetoee tees iene GS wee lie ela = We citien” atieelalp Ak Ve ent P ‘adi ik eli a aii ie I a a - ag dey 2 + use went on course They Mre Grouse “They are »b) Farmer Brown’ breath. on the apple BOod to see be us many idinie hour ¢ o e . And Wh » the risk : : S.C. JOHNSON & SON pil is Locus Se. of 7 7 GARDEN TO - é ne Painted garters will be fea The Floor Finishing Authorities” ** @Dring by the retatlers— Ye A Y, 5 7 | dition. tYpjijjyy His Wis i; ALAA) \ A ad e Racine. W is..T tie 4.-Branrford, Ont..Can.~West Dravton. Mddt. ady “= he the short skirts i — as Seecccnsceanaqanesooms Reeseeessnetesesnines rest is i" brright. 192;

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ita WEDNESDAY. — FEBRUARY 23. 1927. THE WOMAN 2 yarguerite Mooers Marshall. t . The St. Louis Post-Dispatch Daily Magazine ete SUE TO LOU eta ’ PAGE 45 He’s Got the “Gimmes” 9h LwWaé.? By Gettier -_-——— ty a — qHE CREATURES Sh a g Bow to Dorothy Parker.) - TE MEN: | hey’re so incon- ent. is fate the Heavy ‘-over— ad adolescent, Who writes ; nate poetry ws the sun, moon, stars, Or any- Gene that’s handy. 2247 hie swears that 51 ey z Wednesday Nigh: \CE in a while when Y get : sOmething happens thas | me Want to Kick mygel for , nerve, and one of ¢ ‘ happened | > lm ove ing’ ios ihe baby grows y fee: Ee up IY am g to er, Fe | wr rT ox, ; 17 18@€ii ‘m never to waste his tip ms he'l] shoot hin the w , : if, ‘a thas orld, but ¢ ee gon't return his we ‘hat everything ts tion; - ; ption; nd e€evervthi d : Everything will be swell, gho, after 3 esteraay morning jy yous rushing ; with one of my ena e ed by Silence, a ee baby ang ig ae Et YOU BSk orrying because the kid WF aed you bad cold for two weeks and the last twO WEEN: couldn't seem to get rid of it, frantie his wife was nearly and I told him what g ". Fo. mMmIA ia +0Fr cope She Said it sand ; , to work. a politely closes i Ww ell, he went home at noon Aven yOu Say yewre col toid nis wife about it and : has the ré putation followed my advi they -hater. ‘mao ¢ ® mas adv ce and this woman omni ¢ , | peewee corn belt is to be put on 4a) | Me monetary basis. Most of us “Best since 1853” Mimental romantics willeeithor aiow, derisive snicker or —a into an indignant “‘Rot!’’ Mh yes. of course, it would fwery nice if ev ery young be mar- mpair-could start off with a) Mer of $1000! But how many | Medid? The couple with whos? tial affairs we are most fa- This 25c Boo meer had no $1000 on deposit. FLO oO R | Z the Marriage license Was ap-. mee f0r—nor even that much in-/| a unless you count well-worn mire and a well-read library a) investment. Rathicen an Charles Norris, mpion prea and practi- mere, along litera y folk, of suc- ful wedded life, married ‘and mio New York on Mr. Norris’ fificent salary of $25 a week. ’ wh a4 | ’ eon hy ro ners OT i iif money a Wests but their point the important ere ought to be the full- anc frankest discussion, before a Marry, of wili couple pos- of view *00ut money is me | 5 ,j1282@¢ , 7 JUSSI they > ) U if) 4 ie Aun LU, M 4 Sut ro J those who haye porches the folding canvas tent cot ‘is handy, for it is out of the way kinds of air pillows. 'tresses and pillows have special air , punips CC teat k tila the Winds Freedom a eee ne a What Fun It Would Be to Stir Complacent People Out of Their Grooves! HEW:! ast tiow night Did you down time —— Cee of the I won- der if it ever gets tired the wind and the. rain and oo ee ‘ the snow and of the cold—the old tree by the And weary the earth to down the chimneys, tapping at the doo down gate the of rushing the other. ? wind: Is he from one er the windows, al aa and sending a home a What a TOUR: how and how he loves to grabyour The Importance of Rest in Treatment of Consumption By CHAS. A, L. REED, M. D.. Former President of the American Medical Association. HERE volving definite have a spontaneous are few lesions, . et + .. [ow, than to culosis of second edit lectures book of on the subject tie hie ered of "ain." medicine surgery of The central idea book was that perio chief of nature's mea the organs healthy and ana to ‘ resi. roaring > shrieking at tall ships hurrying for } h1yplix; , — 29 h old bully he is any- diseases, in- which more marked tendenc) fi uber- body vA he qT) j crested By WINIFRED BLACK. bat and tear your 10K 4 whno 1s ‘ a 7? . " —and a 42: 3a if I wouldn’t!— forget wha waves me. I 7 ‘cs va . clouds home “AIA would like low woolly sheep. ’ How he fai o see the great waves leap before } le TI i= coat wind would ari from ughs aloud RECIPES FROM ee ee “My Old Virginia Cook Book’”’ Cottage Pudding. ea ln t Shed 4 pDvrignt Sia d .? Sandwiches By Hannah Wing LAIN bread and peanut satisfactory lif but it req effort and a group of wiches with peanut butter as a . , , = ah . base which will be wishes ths , ** with dressing or oil thin hinned lic? £ > ; : iis O> ™ rriiiaf * Igogs SLIONS which ey ery zood cook Rh « : *" ad (j A * Vise igs, one-fourth | 7 hiespoons light teaspoon salt. : | hoittor ‘ ‘ - peeping sandpipers home | _ fore and | Was of the | |} around | den heartv—if one | mountain The Mountains By Lucy Lowell kK lives in a valley and there: mountains overhanging it to the westward. And were are there many years! when she hated those mountains. would sit on her doorstep, staring up at their lordly heads and think of as very menac- ing, all leagued against her. They cut her days in two Hardly would it be afternoon long shadows began to creep. garden—the shadows of And before ever the! light had reached its sun, for her, would She them SO. be- over her the peaks. rolden the rich, ij] giory 1e snow that lay t through. so much of the gave her a dreary feeling: i as if Winter, dead and cold, hovered always over all the days, ready to Swoop and blight them. But of all was sense being hemmed in and held pris- that she experienced when looked at the mountains her valley. one morning, it happened got up far earlier than sual. 1d the valley lay in still precedes dawn eastward where the rolling moun- glory the the on the + t year was worst the And that she darkness far to ins gave dark. werece 6S the and way to a But the blaze of had caught was akKS already then, her first heights. For vy caused the sun to set early, they brought her long before it came rest f the world. It wasn't long before began to realize there was nothing dreary snow: that it was not a menacing but a kindly thing. For melting and running softly down the slopes it made fertile her gar- fields. fejt, toward he +hort- Lait ’ ~ st = ; ae | sine ili, cq 1GsaimMess +. . ; rie! sha a ‘ ’ yy + .¢ sne aw tna. Li ack to she about the and her long 1 she climbed one of the mountains, and never again did she herself hemmed and a prisoner. For-she saw | s§ After A Ion”? time fee] aor S live who ; hn ilal 3 7 . = aers, . 7 some sort r@ars itsei!l there is one | hardship or'| or sorrow and eer 34 , ~ 2%. Tee in every Laat. Possibly. Im vours tnat you Cai that L1G sappointment looked > time cat ave ever not some made such you you (drops of tincture The Beauty Shop By Frances Olivier en HE was modern rarity, a ‘plain’ woman, the kind who would walk out of a burning building wearing clean cotton gloves that she had washed herself—and not out of place. VISITOR (to Beauty Specialist) —I know my trouble now, but I should probably it a thought if it that hadn't been I haven't seen for 15 years. She, despite the fact that her home has mountains just off the backyard, looks like the city, while I, who live just one block from Fifth avenue, look what is supposed to be truly rural. I know I am all foundation and no trimmings. Where shall I begin first? BEAUTY SPECIALIST — With your coiffure. What a shame to take a ton of chestnut hair like that and simply tie it out of the way! Parted in the middle, drawn softly back over your ears and folded into a generous bun at the nape of your neck, it would be thrilling. It would set off the dis- tinctive rounded oval shape of your face and it would give you a per- fectly good opportunity to initiate a pair of long jade earrings to match the color of your eyes. Your eyes need “bringing out,” but I am not going to ask you to make them up lest I frighten you off altogether. But will you con- sent to promoting the growth of your brows and lashes by anoint- ing them every other night (just before bedtime) with some line in which you have worked just a pinch of powdered charcoal, enough to darken? I should like you, too one entire day a month just beauti- yourself, experimenting with dress materials to find out which textures and colors best brin the tone of your skin, the color ‘our eyes and lights in experimenting with of bead Vase- tO spend ving iim 7 tne ms sityies necklaces and ngs. day neck, shoul- an elaborate with a thor- cream, then a food, and mild noice, this beautifving give hands and arms treatment, beginning ough cleansing with patting with sponging lotion of (on might your face, skin with a your - ap Ag sen Pe Oe ey i - a ee me” ; el Bete silly Dh Ss ~~ uo aa i % see “ Ag | ee te a ae ee es - wt te me [ae bay gpa Me ay 4 ~ / ae a # eR hee ee ° ate ae ipa nee es * - 3 * = ~ ie en ee aor ap 5 Th ae, OOM om ete Me een = @ te ty oem tee eS a om ate i r ules > age Bs, cal iaeallin Hey es Sonal. apn ~* ~ Pa ee Te ely. ht nlite hale fee Sec aroun? eo ~ he = eee ay oe hay Sie ring to ig ae - + omy, ee. » ae Pus eae * ~ — ~_ ly Ainith Maginnis hagas RR Om, 4 —" as — Po 4 be ae dpe SR LAR CS, . nn A 4 * ~ ” - wi es a thet ye A Se rot te tht Pe egE ~ a5 a aE nr os “ - Pager Ae oe op ng a me — . — , coe Rand : ne ny, Wena FMR P y Re surmount it see . > r-, ¢ »> 7 erty | ° fi: . as a because Wate O ive } iaAvVOoO , r) to ffort to horizon 18s Ul quart of water, plus qa dash of ros 40 Spend and how they must hd i: iin hate It leaves the hair soft and easy to an be poor and. happy are the right sort. If they | in the disease d and tha ail is ti bee AN ; ; ; | i ate : ? , perative demand Or cours le symp-) pesnu Chae ) Lic iii rest. The application sense principle—and science are common sense—h to every branch 'vention and cure of dis In no brought “like” Kotex. manage and makes it fairly sparkie yut the finishing touches U O 7 e X with new life, gloss and lustre, You can get Mulsified Cocoanut ' , ' Oi} Shampoo at any drug store, No laundry—discard like tissue A monthe, four-ounce bottle lasts for Youngsters broader this common tfhate: ; ? one- ‘\NO0USaA2DA doliars n ' jFL.e should He e lf cup of lent Se Importance aiso and disaster. WhO is without i . . 5 > ™& without money, ton ‘ nas ¢ since t} er With cream or If the Milk until it is smooth and light ret) ro} on ,at lanaead tic ica } i Map tne Pp re- snes work, as has the Parnk house- the community and a salary. all about worked out 4) Jungs, which can nev he salary, why nk book—or Can you afford to ee » ,. ase. Isiv ty; vr " = - : . serious at ‘4 “Marry and instance. however, has : > ~¥ on SatisSta his of result orange ~ ~ *rvyuetr more ‘ ry the +r | le especiaiis Diitetenthies ade ek oN ay navi cit eka a tee eT and aAA “4 ] . * 4 ' r} ’ ~¢ ’ ) if Ti« iit aAlé 1e Tria\ bys . 4 rs A e 4 wa tuhe ea an t} ‘ ‘ i : : = , Ai ates Aa P| B. ; d j t | , . ; Ms . ide sie tm peanut hutter if es 9 norma! at given by the dental profession: Overstrain finishing and up-keep of ALL fioors —old bd, linoleum, tile, marble, rubber, cork of ne or write for a copy—F REE. mulation ot iA] ®& | } sh rhe answer. of course. is . e . * Gon't hesitate. They c floor Polisher = - 0 = m “*¥ ll go to Missouri to get e : title t 1. KDOWS anans ] . , i ; banana HH. bs Cup peanut 39 1? aMaAn. +77 ‘ 4 overe x } cup hanana PulD or two . ‘ ‘ . , . f ; throes 1 YY ria i { / L i " : 443 ry | rvr) « i +> ¢ Y as ' 4 . . rec r Tm3Aa oreg n . 9 " : ahiet bie ~ 4 U ] ore arn ‘ weilght qa state of absolute The a successful treatmrent of nsum] deat Pestogcane va eas Riki seen dieK nc ‘ ' shi . Aik ASL ASS { J J } Lit : 11x the until If the doctor told you, would you believe it? or hot *, * ‘ "44> 1} > i r30nN aie lifs peanut hitter with +h, dance of food . - 342 aw ‘ ny TY) 4 i) . 4 TEE soos may b- hysicians 1 rience know | ©ler, then ce banana - (DANGER, LIF | abundance 0! nay Haat atonal - I ge pu! lem death aca ae 3 cs nA, 3 & gg : MEE. @4unhiz’- | Be CERN NE 8 RCNP I PRIN sw re smooth and li Om bine wit} are Cou em ¢ ew machine makes the wax-polishing of ld can do it. You don’t have to push it te ot th. see t—simply walk along and GUIDE it with BPying on HIS axD HER . sal- e*v?Ty Half up pean ou Pee , up chopped pickle neutralize acids in the mouth £a raed as he] “¢ is Milk of Magnesia. THERE have always been contradictory claims as to what is really proper oral hygiene.. E. R. Squibb & Sons felt certain that their warning to guard The Danger Line from acids was correct im every Wavy. But they thought that in view of the confusion the publie should receive official advice. So Squibb caused an investi- gation to be made throughout the entire dental profession. And the answers they received —the expression of the only existing authority on the mat- ter—constitute a warning that no one can afford to overlook. Thev sav that: (]) Acids ee the most frequent cause of tooth decay and irritated gums. (2) The most serious trouble occurs at the place where teeth and gums meet—known as The Danger Line. (3) The best known to © 1927 gg I I I I Og | ~ = sear? jatie ay. me . SA enh oes eb? heey > On oN ~ eet aaa off x > an ye - on e ee 4 - ne DN & SON phone Conrail se77 ST. LOUIS ee Moe’ srt . bainted karters wil] be fea- ‘the risk of aggravating : | dition. In Floor Finishing Authorities’’ for spring by 1) , ee " ~ @& ré ta} ers ; ~Brantford Ont..Can.~WestDrayton, Mddz.,Bas-~Svanev Ae" ertised by ¢ t skirts | Oe or . : | by sten- number of | food He n during thi intellectual and and others have attend- ihe means freed COIN ¢ dies ; £& TeAt ance _ herein AO A 9 RPT LD TDS Pig. savs that rest, . O-Oe rats : which me rig?) ie : sprea Ask your family doctor about washday! He'll tell you it’s too heavy a strain woman—and that it’s the kind of hard woman can afford to do, So let our Wet Wash service take care of the laundry for you. Everything comes back spot- lessly clearr—ready to starch, hang up to dry, and iron. The cost is only a few cents a pound. WET WASH 6c a Pound Minimum Buendie, $1.20 AALCO LAUNDRY CO. Lindell 1593 Lindell 1594 ois SUSPICIO noral, by ory re very of these 192" ot Rie ak rigege influence disease that ! real specif NEW YORK orset on oOutoreak an the aS A a ' ; atwig So-Called News story SO course be regarded In case of an acute the which is by high temperature . marked puimon C4 hye > ; te ite Te ~ of Raglans. YORK ha. e heen comymni: the decadger e pro- who that. men, disease, accompanie ars over NEW 7 . " bleeding. lesions ary have had have today think few hou HSS hip | Iften people outbreak of t! it is sufficient to take a rest in the course of day Sometimes people who have hard- renin ekir le from a pulmonary diaphragm i a ‘alk for salf an eat rg ©fTS a rT) . ; j tteuite Waik To! half in Pes eis beaut} uily dra tin, nd em a 3 use tna new freedom wo are far ire supreme for boutftan ast we Amend ment. recovered take a 7 ' ‘ ie n traveling coats a’ > - \ stylish back from Paris very ermphat fones or four PON Tra et j] In joined etripes } : ’ : “ry? mre of tent? r oY : ieg th ity « a product reality ‘ mY} by } , ’ } lovers ere are worn - 4 . 4 4 on the Sire ilines Aas wiih fabric rest the Too rn: = Ome —as three lesion. often, th is dependen Y the ag} a ‘ Lop a » waene »* e*4o+., Ai? ~* Z

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| PAGE 46 — The St. Louis Post-Dispatch Daily Magazine | — . a = h W Id The Bible in Pictures ’ [AUCTION BRIDGE AS __—Zhe_Greatest Story in the On eee oP - PLAYED BY EXPERTS ee gS 77 APO) ee a SS "ee ee ae INSWERS TO Ql attention, except letters on medical ty when accompanied by stamped _— You should consult a) bullt at enc about the value of the vio- It was anaall Fy. — The quarter dz* ed | worth 50c. ; YOu. — You might in- letters in an envelope ad- * the Postmaster, Lin- and ask ing to a ate cine fa ee t riends. —_ es of yOUr in the rear. ~ _— TRe United steam On 713.294.454 Baldwin & rreasury bas $3.7 *4| Y. filed om the | Bank of England has’ ent covering — : 8 a ass, 450 francs in. 000) 7 heermany hgs 1,598,111 4 ae ks | in gold. until 18993 tig ? ‘J0k on. —What fs said to be| Dh ically tomobile-ia the world Charies E. Dy first aetovered D by the officers of Haynes were” = eco near Le Mans, France, gasoline vehi os magnificens stables of the The exact ¢ ¢ the Marquis de Brec . The. spective pig at record of this self-pre-| cars is not , read car if that it wasi but it was LEGAL INFORMAT Publication, Can Be Obtained) (By a Member of the St. Louis Bar _ Ca "ee have to} father’s Nfra € = —————————— -- : = — ie GREE ae cas veneee: cone aa ‘ a not have to pay SR¥| THANE income tax. the tenants z—We would advise you written no | lawyer. Possibly the heirs can collect on. Das? i ; HIN) a ti itt + hea i Tis i Hy ‘ t eer) z vv. Nitta pages iff tog! ai { mi mT ean | ‘ rT hi thiti Hiyys Piet rs We ¥ ae cl Pree re). eon ~ Cee a, et er ree sean Hus 4a we g iil | tot RS Ory ip Ee rt . Ps : : % ‘oI7—Pilease send 4 - e. a } ' rrnnyriinie’’ COmMpaL- e {Ol 4 ak , , eo : ne * BETTY a ‘ dda iressed envelope. to a certain si 2TT1 = ~Wirrmmine ¢ : ke , cannot s the contrary due to some vied tt | : ners. lungs, re anding mext to Ned ’ v ; ——— wr" PF, eee |e ae as! 2 i — PA Me, . h following lotion shoul@ indigestion, By spad e said : ' pecn Manding * , , ie v her rlad te 3 20% , — RRS LAAN i B Wipe bie Witch hazel, 1 OUMC®;| ¢oe these © Mr feet: * . rmal | Played ti Barron, known as the Copper oom cee St, Sine: a tanest | well 102 king.” Zi. 4 Er . , Ze eae fo . | our a rose ws cunt: 4 vi? W Orn : : d . i : : ‘ ‘ “FP ae F : kx 4 ti s o ‘ ’ t be ’ Is ’ ™ & : Oi Lamon is king. I ¥% . os i : er . ¥ = oe to~ ; nd bd My Te ee iz } ‘ a me a Mii - sha e an proper re support for you! Le Ou ave ae : : e . aaaiiniaiias . : — (Aes 3 ‘a ht ry ‘ it a bifeiin. os a . ee GI A ee ' “ ’ ms mpress an gauze righ: le ad ~ : : : ‘ trek ; pe, ; WN. #8 , } picoyed. = in i A > aa? . Anastasia FF oisom, aeeteeain aie . : on 7! Sw ™ See aka ye rin with band- ;, ry} ater ’ the rr Ming —" ee Oe, sae AS! a @ morn: rering cise. a hot fu ise : ; Beat les 7 f i= % 22 Zt 2 eee Ate” Ve ae . n place. ing and at Lakes . : : j y ee a , Mp a Ss eS gy) | ia i | | END —You should use car- coffee at the it is ALT “me , ) pis sagas eo , ig ; be ee ee y * ia vaseline instead of the| help @ give is more .——- to | H. T. » 3 = ir reots and Is - it had been enald use for the pur- ' examined to ir iw: alk. - ‘ ’ y ao ' Oo _— Sia 0 > ST A pag ag A Ripe OSE lo gh GREY me GN % ao o ie at stent “7 . oi Skt a eon Nile et oe Sagat Re Bye Wit aii De ™ tows F se ou » "* & —- ,) ACHAT WR Via ae At che y oniin ae ew . » ts a Ne ns > is recognized as one of mature’s greatest tonics and tissue~- builders 8515 Vuicas. Tomborine, $110 Pattison. ents, add Keves. 2309 Salisbury ting well. a. + S°34 Clarendon. ‘thoroughly. Set the .™miL to rise and ifs bulk shallow dough eve te ee ee ee i a, eee eee). ps H n “ we 4 ne wee ii hate Pes HERG ea ee toy Aa ee 8 Bo kcal Ak Ri add ; e ij amous lyric tenor ——/" Unbelieverin * SBE St So coum ema on the air tonight | : ee eS 5 Radio SS ee 1 ee es Le : Gone forever 2re all the = I ~ plest receiver you 7 Mack 347A Bates ® heit) fer NS D , | ! ephe ert engagements, Lambert Murph: vorid | , Kagan, 18894 Arlington minutes slit hy eakcig ties star hianmeeee mn Se Me a Jee i 2 Sky NE HOM. Hie Z feo fall Radio Programs i b> wv. Vg + : ' oT) 7 =e r COS eee Central Standard Time —" . OMPLETIN ete ' nae itis denis ent th Be Olan Beaten ented | old excuses that have A ever seen, and the bet =~ % Wednesday, Feb. 23. 45 Meters anil fa} ic ex De the f °] } F eae = micht on the Maxwell House Cofe: , kept you and vour familv from enjoying \ ‘~,) righ . ' . sting Ys ~ . . , isnt we othe yee ° ae ‘ it : : . - s. 4 i eh WFAA. WIP. WM ua se ae ee 7 : pales Also the Overture to the opera “Willian a Radio. Today we offer you the light Iv full, round reproductio yn is the steady. SS ee ing one cup , Marve ! : Fig eo pee x NC socket Sparton. reliable current from your electric eC wen tial ae cup water, be TI one-fourth Here is an instrument that has NO bat- By ay plied DIREC ¥. — RIAL PERMIT-. hoiling ) P y ; ‘ — : “ 745 Clar' de teries—NO eliminators—NO charger. Take this Sparton home, connect it : enn 2% 7310 Grattan. | Cake tea ae: ita . | : : = a, wm, PNIS; ) lec requires NO care. It comesto you andtelly our admiring friends that bese” Write ea 2eta ma “The cake 10 A. M. Daily | inn ns! And remember that enecial ABSOLU TELY COMPLELE from the set you’ve been waiting for. 4 = 12 1530 Benton. before I oaf the Anect cofes IE | m - m -tTu 'e 1 "=O * . od P| “eo *. S227 Claytas n 7 ) , | a ee on © " { \ | You'll find this Sparton 110-AC the sim- prove up. te i "gain Gartield - ing the Il A. M. Daily : tw saci : ae “ . 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- FPEBRI!I ; A R y a. ieee Sara. — You should consult a; built at enormous expense in 1878. | | F . m- gbout the value of the vio-| It was used on long trips and had | | WORLD TRAT COOLD ' is 3 speed of about 28 miles an hour; | wore % "RERE COMES BOT VM eS Ree GO FST y- SiK MILES a : 5 " | but the Marquis stopped using it, | | os . ow. F. —_The quarter Gated | as it frightened the neighbors’ ' ; Tv WITHROOT worth 50c. | horses. The car was discovered you. — You might in- | by officers who were invited @ “letters in anenvelope ad- the castle by the Marquis. | | > the Postmaster, Lin-| Somewhat resembleg a stage coach || ELLING, IA) ! Til. and ask him to locate in design, having a powerful en- | | a Fuivve \ Be of your friends. | Rine in the front and a chimney Ba, addresses ‘in the rear. It was propelled by READER. — ‘Thé United steam. On May 8, 1879, George | | 4 ees eenaelibitet see de nate eee ee, Oe note A ow ahd Pec 4 ates. » A On ee i 2 has $3,713,894,454| Baldwin Selden of Rochester, N. gael ¢ nee and has |Y., filed an application for a pat-’ a, the Ban 1a “eg te of ent covering the use of the gwaso- nse oo a7 8$.450 francs in| 2im@ motor as a propelling force a isle tepdpa nnn; Of a road vehicle and upon the | COMMS and Germany hgs 1,698,111,000 vehicle as a whole. It was not’! | Sr Peg gemarks in gold. / until 1893 that the automobile Vi), , — — - 4 practically as it is known today, | STATE, NET. Hl’ one SS - 0a \_LY Bee” V2 : ) fil j J J 4 * d > A ; \ ; _ TpgnsON—What {s said to be)... launched In America RiGSyH Now|! | , 3 | LA ~ automobile iu the world Charles E. Duryea and Elwood is Hh € —_— ; 6 , = . ' . ee : . 3 ) us fire overed by the officers of | Haynes were the first to build i ‘ ~ ~ ae ASS SOS i | ¢ a ‘ xX) Kh OX XK) ‘ “ . “ —— “S . 5 ‘ iP - « a Prt _ fone 4 aha vo. 9 ? any 4 a Ale yp lien ow * Pe Fal we bis Sted ADM. oe egg, ne Cae pense atte + I . et, a “ate eo: s yy ne te eR " in a7 ras op rea 2 Me re ip aah ; ‘ rm im 24 ‘ £. F. near Le Mans, France,! gasoline vehicles that would run. | weggaeere FEN tate AN ! # the magnificent etables of the The exact date on which these re- — wwe LEED iis ke oi ‘ 4 a . of the Marquis de Prec. The spective pioners first ran their S= ; . ; SAAS 8 Pe a lig, Hag ay, A ; i- ty, ig ba ~ 7 ~ >| 7 é! j . . ™~ “a " s a 4 i " iB ’ “ d Z a p y, ang tice record of this self-pro-/ cars is not accurately recorded, . s a \ : ry Y \ 7 is \] peed road car is that it was] but it was some time in 1892. ) ; | Wet | oe s LEGAL INFORMATION = Sew ,. is | ti > (By a Member of the St. Louis Bar Association) - :, : ;, | —— Minn & Fo J /' 2» EN—You will have to); father’s life time, in gn income tax return, but it could use its father’s 1 , have to pay any, "U >c\TT eae “AS & Quickness ies will not THANK YOU.—You must give Quickn + income tax the tenants at least one. month's x Y z—We would advise you written notice. served not later sonsult a lawyer. Possibly the | than ay before the rent day. poeficiary’s heirs can collect on It is best Eive it to them in Will vou “ policy. | person, ; you can mail it by ; . : | registered mail and get a return SITES LTT 18 — - — . a short ing gUBSCRIBER—If there were reccint if you wish. es / neni iEee TTT TTT Bo JU TTT) i 1h) oni MTT TTT TTT TTT ee ger incorrec, cages oerendagllione rH ped BETTY JANE W.—tThe insur if Uh tgs ETA Hil Hf vit) Wi it i HN, WA a iH Nf i Shon ouse. : ; ee | N n insur- | OE TT aL if { «ie ' ti) Tite Ryka imeir advertisements, they | @nce would be paid to the woman eR tS: | ~ : ¢ u a little at. Mable. You should con-/!f she is named in the policy as | atin A PICKED | YES SIR, THE KINO | HAI WELL, THE FIST THING | a oe | : lawrver. the beneficiary. If sne became OLS Ee STYLE. OF WIitTeH “TRE s( MERSAULT il ae iH i os LEARN is THE FRONT -OWR, wtb ' his common-law wife prior to the \ DANCE YOU “— i A , ‘h) yyy that see mad c M—If the childs mother is time when the 1921 law took ef- WISH O j ND EVERY THING e AND BACKOVERS WITH her crowd married, it would bear her fect, then she could claim the SPECIALIZE IN a / GRACE PERSONALITY I - tj . eee , unless its paternity was household furniture, which was | iss F “SOm, site lished bY & suit during the. bought in his name. MISS CARRIE, vt =a == frovt of Robin, i "MEDICAL QUESTIONS (To Re Continued.) Pxecith and sanitation questions of public interest only will be con- Diagnosis or treatment of individual cases will not be given. 1 F. — Please send self-ad-| erine ESS ae aeued envelope and repeat your/the use of certain drugs. You gestion. Should have an examination made TWENTY-YEAR SUBSCRIBER. to determine the cause of vour rope dextic may be taken | sroune. —— the proper reme- —— taken separately, as) 26 er ere. wero; ed for you BETTY LOU.—Please send a H. F. D.—If your trouble is due amped. self-addressed envelope toa certain degree of nervous ten- a personal reply. All com-'! — the taking of two 5-grain tri- enications are considered confi- onal tablets at bed time should en- , An adequate explanation; @%¢€ you to sleep ra eras 2 go rT a em eee, * we Bg i abet 4 4 te - : is. Ey eS ea in Ne eA enti ve Re as 4 ey ee Rae ee Sere ee noe ox Fh han aa %. ay % ‘ ++ nis instance * al . be Ay hi Ser as Lem _ rete ™ ete ek totes eon Re WH chy Ae ag hn ee ihe ’ ’ : : oa OE RR RP Re : 2 ay ret > we a ath a - pier cj Te ee chow Gee _ al tie) . ; sal case cannot be given eee a hours. Mrough this column. | So ks pomeleeh Hy o> Sag one iga MoH. A. — For a caustic soda | weve. loners "ht ith een the following lotion shoula indigestion. whingds good: Witch hazel, 1 ounce; ¢,, ‘tnese troubles er, 2% ounces; rose Wa-| 2.5: of trouble r 2% ounces. Mix, shake and! 5-...7 aiv on compress of gauze night} ployed morning, covering with ban@-/ cigg a not “ie to keep in place. ar aoe eeateininn A FRIEND.—You should use car-' coffee at the evening lated vaseline instead of the | help to give relief. nin. ag it is more stimuiating to ; : gpl and hair roots and’ !s, a. 2 mes The first th} 7 hough simple, one of the bese , Should do is to have the dis ‘he ings you could use for the pur- nse of encouraging the growth the hair. re eae to, Ste Present, 2 3 — — , — ene GEVIEG FOU) eee ond IP nee pron HERES THE CHEMIBSTIZY QUESTIONS ae * oe oe auaire i eee oO presen L ANSWERED FOR YOU.D ; ew practice, and if you so desi! Suvi «cate + me 1 | OFA fel will send a stamped, self-ad- | Sanmetto in one of twe tence: NOW CAN L WEAR Youre = | i en we will direct’ you to| £4! doses three times daily befor POWDER BWE TWo-PiEcE } | | ULL SWE KRNING To PUT ULL LT TT yur uvine tag x . : apne or 4 E mM als : c 7 . ' in } ; tj if ne for such results. OF vou! f¢e ang alcoholics and take iastes Re | OVER ON ME? mii obtain such treatment free of |. ¢., made of ih catics rici. —S— AS f mge at the Venereal Clinic, Pian i Our ead ‘em 35, Municipal Courts Build- : Fourteenth and Market streets. * RF—Such itching may be due) ] be made free a Co ~~ ~~ in ee hey “ * coats ND Ty A Bey rm TOM TTT . (| WHEN YOu ANSWER : > VT L, A GOOD WOKING (~ THE REST OF THEM YOu. ) OF TAE DRESS i .. st ae » * = de eR thet _ Deny Pia —_ . ‘ . : » . 7 = : ms . ~~ — . ~~ . . ~~ . . ~ > ~ ~~ . >. » . > " ~ . >» > b> & ) >> DS ~ es ep % Bryce = C9 i. = S| Mem of the following diseases: | of charge at the Venerea! Mehts disease of the kidneys,| Room 28. Municipal Courts es, digestive disturbances, | ing, Fourteenth and mus disorders, pregnancy, ut-/! streets. see eee _—— ao. ry * » > ~ \ \ Bde ee ee ee ees Oo tend era — AN AS ny \ aa rs sieeneatilinae antiel + > ee | Apple Breakfast Cake. Twins Recorded =, OP 27 one halt cups tepid wa- ‘ . ;; ter, one cake compressed veast. . B ial P its one-fourth cup sugar, 112 teaspoons a) | / af l / Le Pit | ale 7 an lat ‘ ti8 ‘ . ~ : 7 ame ify iapad ti url erm |, Sait, s*e cups flour, four table- , : { 1 ' | is, ary” \ W\\ iS. ‘ ‘ . » \\\ \\\ »» Y ‘ a + nee — egpeprers Worthen geen S. To You A WIRE FROM OUR MR. FREELY IN TEXAS. | Just SPEAK ue! You FELLOWS WE GoT WoRd IN A FEW DAYS MAT | 7 WELL GOING DOWN FAST (sToP) INDICATIONS WK DL CERTAINLY KNOW YOUR ONIONS. J J we'd STRUCK OIL — AND “THE ANSWER A : 3 ); ae z oan gi x Y = “Io “THAT is sat a MILLIONS #e vi HooKkuS over it a syrup mad: se~seerRise we! 3 ott & > on ’ - 9G? 4 - . ~ rages — . no rr ‘ = q Coa _ Kowalski ° ass Ing one cup brown “al = "pT? + +c} va ) % “IHOUSAND AT ONCE «© : , 5 Mai LP A. he set you’ve been waiting for gg RH a“ la Misia TO y > ° a lay n 4 cme : Ss] Nn ; : e DARE 7 OU to come in and let us fe Dierkes. A | 9 Castleman ling slightly with water and covey of — ae MY EARS ' at , prove up. 7 Maman) 89 “ORs ‘arfield ing the pan it is in with an othe: : Jt = | —T é 7 /? } J Bow v “ead ~1 15 Rv ieee pan before it is put in 1 "er Pf Oe a “THIN DIME. plurely complete, $375; Table i ¢ 77. 2908 ‘Victor. Allow 20 minutes for reh2ating. Be | * j ) @ »). B Spar : i . 29, 1303 pe | P , : K ! te ' Batters partons, S63 to $175 yas en. 1. 227: N Sth Parsnips. oa: ~ f BUT HE_' n 4 et we y ‘ : : > : es - “eee (Be ow Pare and boil six medium-size: AGnmee | : nee , ' . sSyRe boes N RADIO DEALERS BPE Fandon 06, T51 N. Fucl@. | lengthwise in quarters, or in thick ae my ee. ie . "Gee | Knee HOW ae ee . Biices.. Gin iff CER. Tom in Tine sea ae \ . s “Ta SELL : 7 - + far . aA ? ' ly 7 ae. j a a " 7 ~ - 7. | + sometimes served wit! 69. 4649 Outncr n 48 2005 Pin table cooked this way. Again FOO e M. . -_ , re : Das «mine a . 7 ala i , $ moehon ) snip nay re nashed, a) Q ; one potato with it, and ; ; . . . v4 it with butter, pepper, salt, ieee? sugar and a little cream. Laces. New York.——Chantilly lace ‘taken a real hold on the sk the modern evening frock. as come about largely through th 75. 3400 S. Grand cease nia sa baaeh nea whit ' —_ — : : : —————— . . 4 a ; ‘ . sictet Atm ste | lit Hii} Hin iid Hi HA Co. Distributors 7 Divorces Ceeitied for Sloe i i ty — — | IN THIS SCEN 1M TELLING it f | ii SAY FRITZ] - WILL YOU HUAN TH Tit HERES ONE THAT = © a combinati the biack Nhantillsy - Wht i ij Moai GRand 8843-9039 Bi bon in heer frequentiy mixed with w hite chit YOULL HAVE Wo a CAN y PLEASE PLAY A SAD SONG OUGHT TO MAKE aie ee NEES Satis embroideres CRY - NOW ON THE PHONOGRAPH — , | Hore : fom Melvin Chrieman sults. lle embroidere¢ ; ert eee on th THATS FINALS 1 WANT MISS HENN THE WEDDING MARCH oO Ss 4 ca + e nm Display if? the s from Herbert Koberman with diamente also is used . ¢ ..~ m Evert Martin , m Lilh Pat } : white frocks. a 4 . ihe Patterson. black and TO CRY © Music Salon Sei Missouri Road Conditions, = Mortince Holloway St Joseph : Clear: roads go yd s have irts of This ne “. 65. 415° Easton bn. PO (;rand Mnck meopitasny ‘ . ; , ’ o a Re Sea Ye i On oe on ” - . 7 ts tie “ . ~~ - . w vase han eigenen weston: —eatle 3 : . aaa ms ; ; ‘ ie ese ’ “ . . a aii a " sis 5 , » Ea oe ; ' iti I i it NB tS AR RR i Be ONC 1 SR eae 25, CAE ran. Seeitteythig Spee sis aaa + ate nae natant cilia ate aaibsreh ’ 7? : - t > pad i Pe Mae a at * r Se EOE ae rey - . aye i re ft Sa ee p * from Percy Fitzeeralé -- ° < ete <r a " . “lear roads soft lve )' joan a a = Jefferson City: (lear roaqas $ ‘y 17) Attendance p Movements. fair. 7 Gated Press Columbia: Clear: roads fair . Arrived. Moberly: Clear: roads muddy In rY ma, Feb. 20.. Doric, from , spots ° ‘ S. | x. | Sedalia: Clear; ail roads good Feb. 22, Empress of | to fair. | eos ay — 21, Lituania, from | ang muddy : r . ‘ en 4 , Kansas City: Cie: roads good. ’ DI WESTERN OPTICAL 7 i Poplar Bluff: “loudy; roads; 0 CO. . . ; .¢ l sanilar , . 3 oa L sa} land, good. . / rk springfield: ‘jear: roads goo HI ne fy 209 N. Ninth St. MAs Ree- . + Sa Spring fic ld: . Pi ° Sn Nang 0670 ss | * 'roval, from Cape Girardeau: lear roads ~OOTU —

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Mountaing: (aay _F | | : | 1 THICK HE'S BROUGHT | | — i | SPRING SONG. | “Vote on Dam Bill Sought = in | oe fi = “THO a ath | | AG, PACK, statement that the begim a Sack we pom ce a | | y | / SY YOUN | | | ~. | —S Z a : ¥ | oi ‘ro shoot” Patroiman Eu-| 6 om train, h ' on: rh ) f | ee rT : “\y LA | 7 fi | 2 | ZZ Al: ptt” necause e “was gentina is Browns nO m pDilis Te Can kee trac} , yi sa an »' \ 3 ‘ 4 Z =e ' : = eee y ees in’t pr pose tO etand ' the route : 4} oa = ’ ss, the | west ry: ' a * ; 2 - i You POG 7 ‘ ya —- ==. a Look Demme 1 ASR ee ee ee aN = x4 Slayer of Motorcycle Patrol- | . The tig srs tsaiilihidjeaatinnattinad aes nies hens NASI cs npaparp er Se RRNA tins Bu 4 espa . pacts tp a : spree pie esap-nieanienrtinatee quand ‘ elgpee:bdhinp sie NT Te ee Oe et ES ee MO ee ee tees Oe AY ear ee tO | ae, en en ee Cee eee a a ee ee ated ek Oe. A * bis elk cS Sad Ca al re are yer Ss abi MEAS Ry oh rue od ; ibs Se pak Peat cine Stat Aas 15. ef ate Sede re nee SER ? OD ite 2 SEE AN aa. gs anne, eke, Fue ‘ a, a et ip PI seas %, a ant i, my é te a - 5 ae ¢ ge ac a epor rit . t aK: Vise Mpa NS Sa ee .! : / . : an oa 4 : rw be te ‘ 7 : : Sue ts a - Bd ide nig Ha a eee ne Oe ne alkali den $y Ps aK Rhein ee : « oe SO ; -_ €s fs _ , a ‘ , * he ’ To learn the art of Piavyins Oaii. QUITE So. | : eu a GF ae — 7 : 1/ ‘s “4 William if vidi for Chile ~ “[ love My King,” Says Letter O'Farrell has the Cards in hand. aq. riped to George Washington.” Dan Howley has the Br And on the map we understar They'll put those little towns. The harbingers of spring will Be warming up anothe 3 &, }- , ayes dik tae % ~ FP are ae a we A ee Th PRR a ait tran Oy apg eh 7 a ae, en RL OSPR ie IRE SLR Pde. ie aa Vette: ere at Hobe og ela Sapaeeiey i PN = seat ira a ia he 4 - ithe Ca tpecta. 1 = ho ae Aly Lr 3 > . a en — : : , 2 pa : =— meee [ " . 7 ~~ . e ~ And duck the deadly kink. - a ee : aC peu Ss Sag acl H g : - Y ee Ordered Hands Up. | PRED | AR ™SS SENFORM™M- : LOU I THWATS iT AN 1 WES-!| TOLD HiM | hey’ll ride the charley ene on ini | a ms = re ; olis ar rowded -... Rae sce ; ios eee ile man 2 | R- DIO WOU HEAR THE SUPPOSE WYOUR || AND HE LIKES | > : —r=2)) HE SAID HE FELT | : YOUR DAYS SO 4 ia hi if he did 2 A woutd hare uf the Poor old California got anawful' ....-.- oot enolate ~™ : [Sot ee ‘A a y ; 7 ie ( : SOON Tt him, 4s I was wanted. He) fishing — . . tf i002 Out Ln¢ ‘ a + t a. ee r i . ‘ ¥ - ; — 2 ane oe ae f ' x a ~~ & 3 : 4 P , ; . . 4 fis aj I don't §olt in the climate the other day ct ae | a —— : : ‘ : 5. gee , A : —— + ' , wae sf tired. i) Z -, % =e sie mant tines ’ I fired. a ele { Can happen. — war vas shot in preten “Coolidge Touc y . : +) | ) Si ' i | A See . 5 2A + E - e etrolman Jenmel waters im ‘ to much Off et . , ae ! ; a “ | all : -§ AE 4 — | at) an nes. | nas the : d . on _ : ‘ : F | _ oe ’ , ' ~‘ ‘ ' 7 PT = " ' | * 4e ig Blast in ‘Tk ta ose eae ; } aa : i | ™ | i : , ; »t j ~_ ee nr — Nad et jaed in the. rae — ee oe°8S i Fg | = ! | yy 7 ss OE : cs hare to Nothing compared ~ : “4 he : 2 25 , > . r . ’ . . > > ow > > > ° . — . Z ee - ; Y . 2 { - 4 { poe ; when ie vetoes ers es ‘ ‘ i ¥- - 4+ i243 288 ere % ' Sid . + i , j a ‘ ’ = ; 4 | eet ° 2 rime — : ng. ran it a. 4 Haugen bill. ing. that day ' . | ee si | i - 384 on Washingtaa, and |, - t > / / 7 b e a frien mi New other . privilemem etec. [ere the THE TOONERVILLE TROLLEY—By FONTAINE FOX $i Rre. ss juss shwnee **) uy rye - —— - «4 og . Se be “~es * > F ’ iperna™2AB Gem * » spec 2 ene GRA ed - ie yee : Lin 2 eal " rs t tn gine Teh e pabe ine . o es Se. ath eehatll gone . 45 ahites ae, aie R o op eae -" nie pep Otaree eT tee ec et * ae - ys ae ah ; 3 Sajal ae ne A . . “ ? _ MEO ae 5 aah sie Pe it: baat te st mh aD ¢ : wn , . eek “ - 2 7 ney ign he Ae ee - ini oS : : , 3 <e 4 . is . € ‘ a , tok ‘tee be | ; en . i i Ge | ¢r~ pT eee ln - oh sots. and see- “tries , ” 2 4 te rede “but & erat ls -~ the, number taid or dectded Fatrolman we took) arried into ‘seme hina Re was ee ee ee ore eee wvenniex 5. wait yee rks od wih aiiy sas ap cold” | ~ 7 : ‘ 5 p ) is r 4 . os os ee anceps i . i | i die - Zhe peniy - ‘ ae a — 3 ’ , _ ta Ds ; 7 i- iA} TAC uw ‘ ; ‘ ’ : | | . - e - | ) ~ : A ; ; 4 saw th? ron = tho = ee cad Pistol Placed in Evidence. Ue » 7 e &4.iDeFr AUTOmMmA i Primes | 7 - . ar? heotel, rennminmgs * + “ t That ’ Via _ and ,¥e~ | jownetairs and told its om the cipes om ged