St. Louis Post-Dispatch
February 27, 1927

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_i—_!,"e_1-_ eee =—=, — i COMIC PAGE ° r Be Sure to Read the | Sunday Post-Dispatch Today, 198 Pages NEWS SECTION. 14 PAGES ¥ if. FIRST - SAT RDAY, F SECOND SECTION (SPORT). 6 PAGES. FEBRUARY 26. 19 \V ANY ADS THIRD NEWS SECTION 12 PAGES | ) NEWS SECTION, & PAGES 4 B- - —_ | ‘4 NEWS SECTION, 6 PAGES rs? . ¥ + ye E. s 5S a . ’ " > ee In This Sectton e BGT LCTION, 6. PAG ‘ REAL E TE ACT IO. RyTMSRAVE MAGAZINE (coMle SPOT] ; : - ts ‘ . a PAGES 1-14 : PRICE 10 CENTS Se i a a ae le —~ ma pr OOS —— .79.1No.173. PART ONE. = ~~ Si LOUIS, SUNDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 27, 1997 2 ee ee —— mi eee aeeeeeEnes - es - > ee — - = WO U. §. GOOD WILL FLYERS KILLED IN MID-AIR CRASH a ae : ai cael SS eet ae es ’ J JRUMWANTSNO. (*™t our omens NCU CONTEMPT “ECO¥ERS.Mriwory, Tio Who Died in Plane Cash; Companions Who Survived! TWO) BY ANES : wise. ce eo _ DEMANDS PENSION oo ee 2 —~ BNET HE AVS poe mts MADE TOMORROW —— ~—* ~~ ~ eee owe - - A Pg he Hee eee a 9 st eee Be : ~mentgaapen + 30 enreeneve —— . LEE EI TAPS SE a SOR: NE RES . “ and Applies to Uncle Sam 3 i. HOG fg for Back Payments. | oF, ey ite oe. ££: . — 2a? “ — IN FL AMES A | FS oo - S . Se '% oe a — VBE VOCE. : rae | vicinity: = Partly. | | e ks ee eee. Oe eee hm SS =e eee } ‘ ‘ | eens Ry the Associ ated Press. 2 sp stgth . mA’ “x2 | tomorrow; not| Chicago Utilities Magnate) , 7 oii scweait of Okatonna. a te 6 Ti =i eke | z . . z matreh change in ° e 'Miinn : ‘ears old. lost his mem- So ‘ons Committee in Ses abiitaniee. pot Due Se Ge na tn the ti z we) |b FF eee. } sy ory as the result ae ” recoy- ae Ne 3 ox ; pay atteecstagties Sy a: “Se ‘s se ' en. , | . ° Missouri: Most- ’ and in th ivil War and m to Check Coolidge : " o Answer Senator Reed’s "°2¢ i» ‘ev ae: >» a“ -—4ae. = Soe ae, A Am ee ae FS . #s ' 1 t re] a when ‘ me Ke, | | B83 oe eS “ a eat : rs 3 : aaa gen & te 4 a . ‘ Fe} | Victims Are Capt. Clinton oy ce ; em Cloudy odar ered it only a year ago \ 4 . . ’ ‘=, ‘ ; at . ® wi, 4 oes * ee SRR _ -American Policy. 2 eee - ions. | piece of shell was removed from " es, oe : ts Snel E eae ee. + = ee ee Se i as i ; Soe eee, = Pe un * not much ct Quest 7 a. 2 eae 8 Mie bof a ea, F 7 .| F. Woolsey. and Lieut. ‘a : his head. A short time after the op- WAN T TO -™yv | . | , RS are 3 5 ; Si IN WANTS TO CAQCe) a , oglu spi eration he heard someone mention (CU So RS BS ee Pe : Sg Pe te he Bees S. ; Roe | : i my Be gl oe? S| | AS cy Oe dee ee ee F| meet John W. Benton—De- san aati | bn Illinois: Mostly Davton. O. That recalled hin SOR: | 2 x ee Sa a TEN ON PLAN TO 4 cloudy today and /§ DECLINES TO I ELL eit that “i sh aad . axe So $ ew x2 : se BY, 3 ; ‘ “4 rhe bp 2s ee Pe § . ee - ; e | » — C/o MAKE LEAP FOR LIV ot ee ae ee oad a. a a “ APs SRR 4, ex welcomed him back, : P row), 6:37. General for Minnesota, said a ‘ ; i ir t Pro- Stage O! Line iSSISSI]D »j —] : , , 519] yr Tewealt’s yack »¢ sion | A & ees - : “ey “a “ , . ma ‘ ‘ % see — ‘ £2 ae i . e ba Modification of Firs ag Mississippi—_i1.¢6; Against Him and Others) cjaim for Newsalt’s back pension, me ‘af ce ‘ame \ 2 BD he | American Aviators Had Just + ‘ ey] + " 1 1 . @ fall of .3 foot. amounting to thousands of dollars, Dose This Week's M eather Outlook. Immediately. is under preparation. \ ae Se 5 nes as 2 4 a 4 : : ee | aes 2 . . : 3 _* ) 3 3 Been Welcomed at South- et oe 2 ee ADMITS STEALING $10,009 Li ~ ae a — ernmost Point of 20,000- eo wv tre Aza RIN OE eda edie Si ie eh y PAUL Y. ANDERSON, aff Correspondent af the Post- | gine lower Misso irl al Vs | nd ti WASHINGTON, Feb. 26. a.n- Janitor, Who Planned to Return to tees * 4 sas Bae BEB eso “8 A er ‘tess te Sea . Italy, Caught in Trap Set Bee oA \ ee . ee oa ate : ' ~~ == ade ado iel Jnsull, by Police. ee Ree . P sop Sie ee : 4 Pein a ‘ “ Pe ceases ee ; Yee . dl | By the Associated Preas, : es ; ; ae aa. BUENOS AIRES, Feb. 26.-—In magnate, Wno spent I’ reacc af tj , ‘ , lat i ge ; : Ses .. ter of a million dolla: n the Ill ton‘tay Ic hat an . | Re. ’ SS , i Sh IRN een oh MN A OTE ART | FD i hv? _qpe 2 eee In Se: to stand 1. ois ; : : ered at Palomar Flying Field to neh yur the » tah greet the Lnited States Army good- vp és bha8 0G . ” ’ + Tia +7 ¢ , | re Se A, a4 a 4 . —* aie ’ 7. 76 } - proceeds Ol ent the Coolidge oe: imaint ee COAL MEN GIVE $60,000 (Rep.) in the Senate, will | in the Paulist at rs ch i 1. fad- 4 a Piles on : ss nai 5 a ae ee will flyers, the Detroit and New for Quintin 0 ri, % ae ee nae on | ’ collided rom taking Warilke n ures 1 ae ' 1a 1 . fr ili tak | =} for contempt Monda‘ [ - ‘ | ~ Oma . ; York airplanes in midair ps Mixes whens oe se TQ FIGHT SMOKE NUISANCE todas ae ccjlhe landed ina police nee Potce NC. toy , Mi. > : ¥ r t , , A ; Mi ’ i , : . : Se F . pee Sige i i Be ar as Yetroil lh fiames. Maj. erbert aA av : j te ‘Th t4 mn. A { le “f t : Maj On) aa ves laced flight. Below him is Lieut. E. CO. eg RE TOL to, ptid 2 ) , or , aan, OR pce i, down to earth uninjured. The ily- : - ‘ ‘ oF ~ ) y 2) & ‘ “es i] j i S + i US apt. W oolsey remained In ine Bended. it provides ly ey ' | lin’ aka lilies en | 10 Chicago last summer. fox. hall ae ee cain mda ) RIBBED} | IFWE RY front cockpit of the burning plane. . Attorney Advises Silence. _ rad a 7 aeatt ‘ ‘ ' PROTEST ' The four Pan-American pianes, ee ee fete Sitti ‘ bees BY BUSINESS MEN’S New York, Detroit, St.. Lou's and Ms in Washington. d ‘$s coluprise the retail dealers +o . - 5 a a. - “ “a : 3 Toads e r he Advi] ‘ | one ? ; — _ San Francisco, had left the harbor % original form, the resol he ci an 7 , ratoay opposed by Senators Hi- i at Oi aa save _ ar ban | Bi attorneys, nlber I. orter Postponed Because People, Already hanson ( Rep.).California, and pone * : “2 ~g ad ena if Chica who sat at his side dur SUB-ARCTIC STORM SUBSIDES | Overburdened, Couldn't Icn- of Beunos Aires only a few imin. a ep ge Gah uate gras ae Ss: } sstimony ull fuse : u ' . dure Additional Costs. utes before, after a publie and cere- th re | ] - : — =. ° "rood ( Den eA +, ma, ane 7 : ro Oe nn} ; si }} i [} } = ee ape RE AT in Lgl wae fase cs — _ f the By the Associated Press monial welcome in which GAR , 6 es me , a MEXICO CITY, Feb. 26.—-As THA. FiRsT Mayor of Buenos Aires met the fiy- RS TO excite AX Te ies — San : . ee ' \ been intendes infi: Fate ot Halibut Pishermen Will | - - let Mack M Burnstine result of protests from business in- (ers, and large and small Water erntt a ; iT) ’ j > a i I} ‘ “> at yf rr . 4 ? f Raile ‘ i ve = @| si | ii i s . : . : | ; ~ ] aA : j . . 4 . “ P C- HE TAUSHT eee Th, - SAE SAD Si AER ne nee the nomination of € ‘oun Not Be Known Until Ships . ‘ eee terests, the Mexican Government |made a noisy demonstration A j CRAIG OAS AA Bor Ry oOMi i was tim | ic ns oa. : | t als, and henee did not mM ; Return, ep Mone \ for Medicine, announced today the indefinite ‘enthusiastic crowd had cheered the S— A FEW LITTLE TEARS es ss bitum.| Within the jurisdiction of the com-|8Y the Acsuiated Pres | Taking $1500 in Diamonds. -Po*tponement of the new 3 per flyers from piers and boat decks. WSG HOME SOME ee ae , eae igh eee ll ttt oe. oe = ‘ent ad valorem impog duties or- Capt. Laker Tells of Trage Iy DX CF CAADY-BUT A gees . ee eee ele ee As a result of his refusal, he capehe os cea ce ee se ffective March £. Upon vir- The tragedy was described to- - : iit | Ii K¢ ‘ id oe Te “— hefore the Renate -on- oA al a Ld : VEsat | Ss itil tual 5 rvthing imported to Mex- ° night by (apt. Ira (. Maker of the of the chief: co De | ey hreaten ipe out 150 vessels) Mack | a diamond | | Baseball Star Insists on OMAR y> CA Gio gpitg) LAE ey 7 " uct ias eu woe, , Otnde Pee ee oe ws fom bh Sel a... ant Way. tie a sions 2 tam elma ye nitbenes ey ee oe Te een > Gg C2018 aA ON > Re eligi tbaND thie aohmntem i. I>. “eae oa Meant seed! ok gee ier LNs ag ALS a POM abe nPP SC ine A RP AIG nS a eg UT nee RR le ie new AT A WwELlL-CHOSce) surnstine rn San Francisco, who said: THE ENTIRE BAA) K-~ Arcade Building, t “We had been flying in close | ' business men declared the I Yy Co } ; ‘ i } f { ¢ a ; = P ; + ry? ne 4 ue SP PREP aR ok ae “ bageehe teil , ae l@oup in his ond-floo: yw duties would increase prices Wwo- it ear ontract all rormation. The four planes formed proper Gaui eT oo : n fate I l@ ‘Tishery Wil . ‘ . ‘ —_ | . aa : ; ain ee ite ! hi: ot ae t*men at - , Rose bury ave- hey the abilit. of the people to R d ] d Al | diamond Over the landing field. nd economical firing métheods, . be ky until: th ialibuter vat : : ecor Salary an OF | ata trend athe oe ‘ i Yetie 4 Sater the : i P ; -.9 ' : last rn o}) ‘ , ; dead n the already stagr- | laj. lDoargue . piloting The Ne 35 York mri sy il | if Mmiins; . 71.0 ail . ' ‘ . ‘ ar : ees 1 i P aft the he; i of he sau: i: - i deat — e : 2 ae peony : on —_ ‘ } : an) frade and increase the cost of! 00 R f d a ate sh Cede , tn SQuaaron, sig- “ARIE FILM RIGHTS SOLD : Monda Stine nalts fs oh | ) e yol rr) who ook his n i , bop 77 erund. naled to the others the break ; unni m, treasur fF the ition : : — ' ‘ing an stickpin, both! living, at present almost impossi- , 1 Sti reaning up emt ast sicrt ' nee ' dents : cl of the formation for the pur pos: Anne N i¢ hols to Cat t §$2.300,000 an | . - . . ~ 6 . 7 . - Tt" 7 : ‘ I } ’ ~ 4 BSt 4 t 2 , 1 ‘ i1¢ j Me an § mile, 4 OVW +t , ‘ ! in I A ica 4 I oe" \A } ‘ ‘ ° ‘ “apt. ool f 7. in { if Le LP es] Rovaltie-. AINE FOX a "se ae ' ‘ie Vitten th urece 50. 000 Sei pak Te nag ae rok ie BON when ' ir increases i} forms uties i nd ses ee a q } 7 : ; } 7} * ] } i 7} : : “ eal orn sth ‘ , “a ; i an t (j ' ‘ . ‘ ‘ ne i adie ' ia ‘ — ; Se Live re = oe 4 ’ A NGELES, eb ty in NO *) Oosit " : ee: a ‘ Mab. 26.—Anne ontrilt J fe , ; te eis : eT ie: a8 -vear-O] ; , general ‘Oo. & position, and. the New a > tn ee ee OD or a ita“ Oe Re ay e year -, ously, Woolsey to the left, Dargue nehanged "4 and ; eat if $7700. held to the right The New York con- out from his salary in the past, tinued, as did the St. Louls, slight ’ ERFUL KATRINKAS 7 mains unchang . Orak , 7 cars (y? ri¢ ’ ; | } ( - tla in i: Da ry T}) j - ‘ ; pa ne . ie bob ly higoner and fe the regs 2! gs Wi H ol / “ . jetally announe ; 2] ; tT." 49 a shart . fe £92 995.1! the ‘ iock again. Three matt 7-9 fig] } T) +f ‘ i EDITOR FINED FOR CONTEMPT iore fie vill piay baseball! aR aAdT, . oe ul T H R N » Swanson (1 i Peres - oe tarde s a weasel ‘ } is | ave =e eS o holdir revolve Wouldn't Tell How He Knew Was disclosed on his departure for The Detroit turned upward an: - 1 de> eVvad iad reas ere oo tga aes ) Aig : : ) Saree ; away from the New York several! New York tonight Liquor Was served at Party. New York tonigh ‘ bre . A . malled oO? $100,000, a two Sage Agnes 7 ae ‘ o4 reuvial . ry - . hae iO] Lairit! { . il upward re a ae a OP PALS = spat adnate citing cating apm bg ww Ow. oe Se wey Hn ees ‘ '? Tr) . an ‘ : a». — > neni . a ‘ ; | ! } ti j ‘ } ’ ] (} (Fé , al ; 7 ’ ” : 17} ,y Tri | } 's > a s . a , “ee ‘ i] : j ("h% *(j “ern at } i marry ‘ Another bodys 1) ae CO ee ee ee ee thie Ships telescoped and began pin as one plans POE Crary eee earning stateni ic? se eprinng « “ . Pena “ . ‘ , nf ss * Rees a rl, z oe ve ee 4 —" aes son . ‘ ‘ ‘ 5 sad as are abe nate A . } , Te ar eS age gt Sh man, “2 P wer eure 6 ee ee wer 40 a et sty teh « ier ox a —s = 2 ae " ~ \ a a a »* = pr a » i stetnades ite tape aa te Pele “ igs mh Ree “ Dae oe 2 % * * a y. ~ a as Ee ot co ek hae eee P * ’ ihm a Sy See ad ~» - a ee —- ; Wie, fe li free Oe a ee ee eee ee rt * _- _L & - ’ em BIPTNCK Tne ground Vee Wilegene @ New is Collision occurred at abou hpoarded the ey I thought at first ‘ts tral New York was the plane chief ~ NRE SO ek, re t mae bra ys andad i‘¢ | 4 , Th ith Ne Fragen il LPP Se neg Bau P nS eral of yt ine itch caved in. bur lef? ’ her by rye fron+ door. latter to Col. Ruppert. damaged, and from my position i idee Ria; 7 sus Dersons Tor | : sii — a . CHICA 0) NI ey ' ) wy ee — | ff "miv believe Mim under tons of dir ay stine telephoned {iis police ihe text of the letter to lL tthe air, thought the two who had Hlarold succeeded ji ‘over , lo the robbers Judgze~ Decide There Aren't) i.uppert, follows escaped were the Detroit's crew at POUT WAONCY ING 3) hoe tt was used exclusively tor |, 7 cr 8 SNorerns | aed. 6: vénton ; £ - is father’s head but 1 ‘n help at Enough Cases on Docket. You will find enei _—* Vn tandin found = that Ma eae " * ie eee Peat ue ®t ia = | Ne i¢é ’ ea ss is 2 ae | . soul eigecggl® caper rived Grockett was dead. __ CITIES ON PACIFIC COAST CHICAGO, Feb. -26-——Twe or for 1937 witch 2 Gus teturstig: 0e-] Daeeae Bee a coe iributed during “be veriod of * GOOLIDGES ATTEND WEDDING “PUT THROUGH’ TO LONDON okie ie! Wee 7) °. ee ip Meena ees ae i CRS tender th : fi a t por tis Inepe - , rip nspection t: nm resjdenc ‘ommercia ‘alle were accepted | leg PROG bills PF ocuy 18 ay. IT hope to play as good a game flyers were urged to } ; wh $66,000 contributed | Cire whi ‘7? by m len] > company officers rove’ nt < Thi armioun — NR Ae is" ae tities ne eee . eave #” . ! nels = $260 ive planes in the arhor and ge to +): ontinued on Page 3. Colamn 7. Continued on Page 3, Column ? isProst r c, outs’ One Big serfied TELEPHONE MAIX Per Prk Lh ea ele ed fftuence the nominations for sie . sei rary White House ate — Pa aiel . 5 pony a Se 5 hay Shae oe. hee , a | nia eee teal ‘ 4 i ene =6 Ee Se i on eR ag " . oe aE LB MR DEB ONE . nee “ " hye 4 if ; pe! 7 a : - ’ we a ope Pare et one wore : ; he “ ps » 4 ch Sac 2 e.g . = ate “ oe ae lt Ni a hal ont - . t *¥ Wee Tey, tae a ue ee wre « a: AS ra ‘4 _ . : ” ~ “Si eRe . . 2°) - - eijtetinbbeliaecie ma bi siltine dattieals —! . ’ ih sited Ss a tinued en Page 5 Column !. *d on Page 5 Column 2. bi Rae K oe eT (on

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__ ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH ____ somite : | * ; | am Pa - SUNDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 27, 1927 — oe " ya : , Pp. AG I Y oT. LOUIS POST DISPATCH __ See — ’ : - tered into Chang's army or ms yoni yperty bill ihe no | IP MAN SHUT —————_— e ‘hang’: itude made | upon another measy E fo "haa eee eae room for with their * measure toi | First Photographs of Funeral of ‘Late Japanese emperor _ cee’ eeue a aaa frou Senators Uke ea % 4 nt > ern ‘two over-lords. He had a_ fresh enators, Mke Reed of sume eee, Pes pacific & Atlantic Photo. undefeated army; Sun had a beaten} Borah, I ollette, Shi peter , Mi ; and demoralized army. So Sun re- 3 cs ¢ are conscientiously esl i Aj Ik FACTION. 23 4 ; : | tired. victim in the old chess game cloture. Another us an - 3 . S.% a ‘ 5 AE ae 5 ae ge ar een 4 . ° extra session if e ™ ) ) 4% uD " f ed le sf? ; pi gett RP ee Het ot $0 Adhere Sr” +i an aeaimatelteale e - 7m fareihestable\esieieeeeamtnentend pemene den tatiana re P "ge plaved by Chinese tuchuns from cloture ’ : yo ASat en a is Pe ORION Pee ; time immemorial. adop rhe “(Tange spectas mE e. : ee pears ae Bae wet Fos ® Bp TR eS ORE Re Thus today the defense of Shang- resented Of Senators aepaammeas TEPTIVE es ‘ : 3 3 ne fs os see a3 fe pe A me Se Sg : : ty i a SA % & hai rests upon Chang Tsung- : — oting, becauss Of the win H Pane *S Wes ee ‘ ee Sige? of Saget 5: Ee Chang's hard-boiled adventurers, ‘ity OF their interest in opiaaueee ) * mie ver ’ te sw F a bay RE OE NIE OPE LAELIA * Nn pete he : ‘ ” es eS eS gw lh ; [oan Rie bi a augmented by the remnants of, ters, in a fahsion quite equa mee a | + tt amen Sve. r * Std ung 02 FAS EE i tabs OO Na, cep hllahtaabe 2 pel, ml a ” | Sun’s troops and behind them, as the way they uitimately wa Bs “11; Taken to h ] . | d a last-ditch line of defense, are the Emergency Officers’ Retire- “A majority of the @enems - Phillips | Mars a Sun Disp ace as barbed-wire entanglements which | the Swing-Johnson bij and ee | in Serious Con- Cit . D f d rb Chang surround the foreign settlements | ment Measure Also Suf- sates ly be passed,” a | pita ity s erende y & manned by an amazing assortment er the vote was aks 2 30 Minutes After = Ch Hi S . of British, Indian troops, . French | fers the Same Fate by the | Johnson petition % i . sung- ang, 1S up amites > ig} TT tea | Willis (Rep.) of Ohfe ~~ ll annamites English rommies, | : foul tay za." Ger $466 Payro : osed All french and British marines, with a | Action of Senate. oe _ got he: Prohibitigg Ing P y: reserve of 2400 American marines | ganization bill before the ty 3 oe ot and blue-jackets in the harbor. OF ee ee | ONLY r Pp y ‘ iDE WOON, _ . : 'By the Associated Press were est ed by By PAUL Y. ANDERSO rhe appearance in Shanghai of|~” .: g estopped OF REFUSES TOGOON, |fg ~~... “WRC AAP STULL PG BA CRG ee ntch, hanes troops was not reassuring| | OS this gession to-both Boul. /of Washington,” t oy iGHTLY WOUNDED . ‘iD. P wai x? f S cecs t ; ,Oul- the etcn to foreigners. They were rough, | »!ows for this session to both Boul - ; ie Se eS 3 Ras Bie S Sere... ee a nF :. ah : ; , , °c. . . ag 7 ma ‘whip.’ and anothe _ ; ROOM IS CLEARED : 2S 8 See ye A “ie RF? WE Bene eo eee a SS SS re ARs a WASHINGTON, Leb. 2b. - tough and rowdy, and they invad-| der canyon dam and Merseney © ,,, e r ary a ies vg , io a a rae. fo —_ pe W. B. McGregor Tells Sen- ate Investigators of Trou- ble With Steinbeck, Kruse and Enloe. z » PP Ue ee onde. NY ‘eee * ae pin wets , as held che ‘ k i am ! filed a petition to limit anothes bain k China has hel ed the foreign settlément—which | officers retirement bills Were | ¢ilihnete he n the Tellin ; ei ; , attention of the world. One gre. ¢ , } ; ; liiibuster on hieasure, | on esses, 9 : eS tee 4 ee Be x She ee ES eR Be } Fy: ically from -he they were expected to protect-——! dealt today by the Senate in refus- | Building Bill Discussed, if . ee geet 2. ae See Semen tem SS SR te ‘ es figure fades meteorically ‘om -“ ne firt os : , ® : . wi . . : oS, . oo is ie % S soe a es x a ' iring their automatics, and con-| ig to restrict mere a L eitner. fter +) H H d Lo ) Penal Board Member Closet a Sa a se aa = § 2 am eeenere Se ; = ae stage of events and a New ne me th : aa ‘ — : After the Johnson and: ‘ton ‘ e 1 ot in) . -— Say. s MSS = eS WOES SOS SPS RPO : ae ae ; } ducting themselves with the gener- Besides the \ : } Ling pe- , iad been « oe . y . f - oe SRB BR ce ct oni CN: > : BB ote ; Been Ss Se | al bardarity characteristic of such} titions whic! jecte ie Sen- 1 Lenroot of | ed With Committee OF PRE SEO hate: EN om i Se oo erful to be withstood. es: 2 : se ; 1aracteristic of such ome \ Li : I } nan Lenroot of the Publile Flight an | eA ee ae St nie Se Ae ANN MR ; : ae ops. ate as (tw itners Cnaing, Ohne } jy ‘ornmittee ‘ f T ti > See " Se BS es io” eae ain surrenders control of I ite laS tl o ( : S P ( ne ing: ( ornniittes got up the ‘ Hour—Nature oO esti- eS oie Sa. eile ge oF concession at Mankow. . Stow British Yield Claims in Hankow. | 09 Wie administration's prohibiuon ure to add $125,000,000 ggamaie, Crimes. , | reorganization measure and til sublic building und and th aa : mony Not Divulged. 7 en PE Ail Re ay NE HEROS CREE RY REIS KE vate BS oO sJeantless. the hedge of Cantonese \ Ha Pow ha *, meeo relbelnvTuiec: 5 til — At ankow tive ( antonese I or - ak ‘2 - ‘Aarves : 4 ee ‘other on the publie buildings bill at liscussed the bavone ts econverres upon Shangr-. eign Minister. kugene Chen. and wa i ' : } : +1 ; ; : { . l t 1at for thre } ] . rire ve ne ane ern 3 DO! Wi pf "OLe’ ers . & ce iment | ssed from of terror, aimed to break the gen Bill Still on Calendar. , | Tena ee Into executive employes” — a : Ro ; bs nary regiments, ne passe POUL) OF LOPFOr, aime Jreank Cie Ken- ' » 4 , 4 ‘ - ? ) Bel, eee a” s : ie ee Ou he legislative chaos to- | to renew its fight over th ionlies, 1939 South Van- retire behind closed doors to . ee SO Se 7 . ; gE oe the scene. Three months ago he; eral strike conducted by labor in ut of the legisiat chaos % h . psi guppies. : , “ae . o3 ° see oaN i ng “ Se e vo ok ey oe se Beet: 3 that of .the United States. Two street, shockingly reminiscent of business, but ut would” be auto ————- - 1 ‘ $466 of payroll money aT Co ond ta) ire Ba - ee . en . 5 e eee ES . ver ‘ally replace for > , 9 P he dti® whose official conduct is under fire. Rett et UCD a $3 yee: “$e See Sra gee weeks ago he was the foreign hope: old China under the Manchus were matically replaced for se sit 16,766 VOTERS « iN @ : { hots be * aca . eae Soe cease te ¥ ar : . be Ch See see y yee : a a Pegs é , ; : mt : HEN o iy ‘om t¢ ] re ere ac ' hig re oO 1 ‘ - along with its head, Dr. Cortez F. ERS MS RE SS meres Sommeeeste 33) Biller: Mansiee de | 2S ili of the defense of Shanghai. To-/ carried out by the authorities upon: >¢ing at least if cloture were placed | ' ma the excnanst Enloe, had somewhat — unwillingly : ee Paces eS CARE 4 of 7 Sete Bi f RR ex day he is reported in retirement;whom, ironically enough, the/0n either the prohibition or the | 7 E pest a OR, him and the detectives, City . , eis mi e 4 te os Te ae : “4 : rs and newspa Per correspond- : “IS ee Seta “S , oF ad ete hk ee | ae ss Sep Sex fe Soa c- ee “8h, or ee ef I, mrinyyv Seven VOteés. ; De , be : ’ C4 Se tw fe Bk ue wee Ge Hear 3 d a eS. rsday were voters comings. nt lot south of Shaw avenue nel hour, then departed with his at- aptes Yangtse valley. The nature of the statement Members of th m O'Malley and Chen is sufficient in- Senators casting their ballots. manic primary March 11 an @igingshighway. They «spied the Hall de whe ; “ 4 ’ ‘ ®t. (*t)] - » cw . CAs . McGregor had been recalled to North Dakota. Both senators _¢ . 7 after having been before the com- par ee ee : c been paying OHM a subsidy 1 IN- where F eng Yu-Hsiang. the “‘Chris- | Johnson's Explanation of Defeat. |: pecial to the Post-Dispatch, ard, was aitracted to Phillips testimony he admitted, with obvi- . : ; ik: | tomk ee see se Re . : : which carried the body of the late Mikado to his t : emergency when may strike a decisive blow to aid. ,, al ak .|ter of Mr, and Mrs. J. T. Mninto a yard. Knowles, pur- ures of importance to Se gees “ s ee ; ER te PR Succeeding him is Chang Tsut there had also been some friction oo ee as ee Ra aetes, ET 5 > considered. ldentified somewhat lied themselves with the most bar- Johnson (Rep.), California, failed | crease In (he totes nu ro the term a: Biee “ “26. . Se yon 4 he ae ; for his istered voters. More voters @ i } tw A See 2-54 aha ; . pe —= a he "hs : . 2 : loul Lit ‘ ‘ ae ic _ 2 : : ad —— slic ’ ’ Hi ics loot i Ot. . . . ‘ : ee See ae Rn eS ae —_* | . “ . ? ’ . ’ Pe. ate a > s$ " : 4 4 +o . . a, J . . 1 *y* tc »! i ? ’ 7. , eg , i.e , or >? oO re , l ] ible robably Ww ill i¢ MeGregor said he was unwilling om OO Re SRR eitiaibon a. eee)” SE BY Re vo ae? ~ / Fiabe ae ! fanchurian tuchun who tuchuns. That fact may be sig- cloture petition, the vote being e- longer eg P : iter Alf Rion) ; gly Sod tek | quartert ts 7 , &, , 4 : ; PA ¢ ‘ Lie ae $ ; f> : “Ta > Tr) Loe ck. It Was Sue sted “Aa oar ve. Mae a “. , del a ai , ma a he ‘ a) Bad) , . A yf Y ie 4 — é a fy ee ‘ oe ‘ei praee Mi ee 7g ae en Sh mtu - ern nations in China. thirds majority necessa rv’. ‘ ISION than we re added Thu mOTii¢ Fii h 3 eft the. Sc ene of : : ka ag ; ne in f 4: 4 soil 1. % : ; , ae ? An , y: ’ 3 "* Li« i iicitss ; qs. eee ‘ Li« \ * i- - f vite 2 f Sen: t 7 Tyson ( | lem ) The figu re of 16. i 66 is for 629 pbbery . he ° \¥ “as S{) much | he might be willing to talk in , GRE )) a | eee ens ee aa YR | SORURY se? provinee, nort} ' Shanghai, with Russia Reaps Its Reward. an ee oT : to Bel Committee Room Cleared eS ERE BS, DEVE STA ORL RE 3 Saken Pe. oie 2a Res : . d ogee there is no further stop the flow of talk on the offi- After the last registration 9}, feared to rum far with his Tne “ F ‘ - . .% | ge - , “4 ’ +a -* “ » ae . a ¥ “ a + ‘we * . Y » 2° 4 2 * . ye - ** , 2 » s a . room was cleared of spec- ° M2 Ray oN a at > ae gee Belg vat wee eo Soe eOUNT THY Pussians who were driv- 13 cers on : ae Bae Rite ’ x 2 eS Maes ceed ; . Sy BRR sess . . i , offensive through Central China, voters. Those who Mall envelopes in the pockets In until ents, McGregor was inside for an : : he Sea eS ae a So tom y Ss baa e ie eo: hee ‘ eee hen th : nak counter-re' Ste ee esrerspircx’ a Senator Johnson failed to draw — , ,| entered > ( 2 ee SD ae ay % Re Nee Was ee oe. oe , , rinse re and drive the Cantonees out of the! support for his cloture move from age since September or who hat of Kingshighway A group , . yt ~~ ‘ “ a : . ‘ ‘ : ‘ f : : ; y _ - v°?.: a j : torney. for r Stat Senat Wil . ‘en 2 thy BOS DO RR: ER a 0 le ae Sp wins pela = Se. BAe Fete aad 4 ' d come of those who have been most? mMo% ed since then. NO one ne estrians were discussing the day, hi 4 Pen s Orthiier LA LO senator = y 9.S)-sh Sy ei ° . ca ; 3 ie shes . eee s Os , “ey a an: S . } P ‘ ’ ‘ec : ° > . , ai ’ , , ‘of . . ° . . ¢ m CC. Irwir Tt mi ne . an ite > ao OR Hankow agreement signed bY | wctive in assisting him in his fight,| on the books may vote at the rv at the Astor Cafe at Shaw cheere ei i . il, i anil } hg i ¢ aASSI1: i i , ' . liittee likewise refused to divulg > . 2 NE Nae Ser ence Serta RS RAR es | vain, the heathen Chinese is pecul- dication that the British place no|,.ainst the petition including I.a/tion April 5. wo skulking along Kingshigh- | @8nous fie nature of his SESE Minera s Pa bY eh, Meee RE ea PREF . aan Nea - coe a jar. : rawbhris Ail! i id li reliance of ( hang Tso-Lin 1 Mollette of Wisconsin and Nve of DIES WHEN | AMP d 8s arted yelling: There - atu ‘b Fils ‘SUMONY. uc . a SS MDT ED ele i ee “. “ ' : oe er ee : nei I L v is é . vi : le circumstances by which Changs) chances or intentions. Sons “3 GIRL 3 a holdup man!) | ¢ th vee a ‘ succeeded f the place and power Silenee and nothing else contin-': p a a te > — wer ior CTcle Patrolman Joseph ie witness stand his ft rnoo Reed and Hlawes of \Nlissour! voted Paré nts “nrne 1 Ts ‘ ie Wess Stand Uni atter yn > 1 ar hat Sun aT : ‘ , — is ‘ | me 69 : of Sun. lt appears that Sun nad) yes to emanate from Mongolia, against cloture. Burned Trying to Aid He Ss, riding west in Shaw a ey ee THE somber burial procession at night (above), showing the funeral ceil hog ar agg nid — cure his co-operation in case tian General’ with an army of 125 MOBERLY, Mo., Feb. 26-Siierted to dismount and atrest noon. During the course of his - he highest rank. (Below), a daylight view of the catataique | : ge phates oT ae se a ape lsrie on te ti3 “Here was a bill of extraordinary , ‘ — ~ 2 : ; : black oxen and escorted by noble: of t . 4 » . y f ; Ooo men bides the fime w hen he frit ortance.”’ sa id Senator lohnson. an | Alberta corey, 9-year-old j Phillips fired Pa shot at him ous reluctanee, that there had hee » aii fate ; , , ; : “Pending were many IMneas- ; . , some interferer ith 1 ps ing ein ee ee Te and the Cantonese. Pj vers. The Bynumville, is dead, and MEBBG, toot, tired a shot back “ndepadha ere oce Wi mS WOrk. - 9 imMpeachnient A suurdia. made , ; AU > the neA : ; : aon . oe die > aia i eee % ’ sah: . the supervision of prison farms anq | ™#nner and rustic speech made a Large 3 ; ' then destroyed by the Cant Daily Cantonese successes grown wets feared a cloture of ; hing, [eo id brother, saa ith is jumped over a fence and) moved . 4} ‘ A is } é Lill i Hangchow., from Sun to { ‘hang and Cantonese prestige increases Dry vere afraid loture on Foul Local hospit a} suffering vi r hurried back to his “7 beca a dali aTNa US res, wy ieTh- ae . ie ane ae ‘ lal ‘ that his i? 2 8G Se Foca 044s ‘ . i 4] Sania = . 7 ; ° rys were alle at! ' . ‘ uae ‘ . a z i bers of the bourd. tee, confirmed for the most part ve went frantic appeais 101 bilé aid and daily the fvothold of the for- : es haps fatal burns, as a resu to circle the block. to her 4 . * a 3 % es ae i= . 4 . rjsrepresent (] 1Y) } i . ¢ ; ‘ Chin 1j : ial on t (]@ Dam would intel we Witi the a of a gasoline a ” és - o@ 7 , ark Wo ¢ « as . 2% “vs , - 2 YT Ws : T)} bij imMee cli i q ( a > 4 Ty: i! la 3 ] Ss se > . P — XDPIiOs ‘ g rs a . * tes S oy ; - More than would be normal in the testimony about tne farms a that was pron aq pald for.!| elgners in Mina aininisn >U of their pending dry bills. | ‘ sis ¥ this juncture Detective Sergt. “Hayes npr ' . ‘ , } ro ‘ Sac, cre est ‘ ‘ ; av af ‘ i ae) ae rat ashingzton news- >, ‘h. wr aT y) ¢ nil j hi! ? 7, 1) roy ei > ’ ta » , passag' , he ; “OY VomMe la e y : , an ordinary business?” he was offered by McGregor yest rday. ] 7 aie a care PeETe .21 “ ¢ ‘ ) an ihe ) ] ar Al > ilc¢ 32) } f ; i | . > 4 >] >] - Ouse \\ . ot ist ea . i. . . * “"y > ; sec > v.16 : : : : ~ fore a senatorial committee under during one year, he said, as did French Pronouncement mI rei} Ist = Th Dhe Downfall of Sun. ward of friendliness and mutua! , A. robber leaped on a truck, i —" > artis : ‘ } sfon oa & ‘ , } ’ *? . Yat 77 ¢ ; = : oe ; Bi pain of contem yt ang t 1e . eo 2 MeGreg So! that agis¢ as e had take n . pee . ai lip . > a ; , Or) ; " Ww liv ‘ nN) } .Y . } son conside ation. 4 : Dy VW, a ¢. a Fe ‘ ye to outdistance the ,olice, aa b interro >} | the Gel im | y wh "NaiPMiai ct | ® 4 & awe 4 iS a sig oe er ,eir A £ \ } (y}11e miauded. gators resorted to persuasion to them off- they just closed si uN We = : Oft; a y Miade | move. From Another Arrest in Stage Clean-Up. & ¢ ; Mmithey soon verhauled him ; get McGregor to amplify hisstate- | eyes and died.” He had given only man Foreign Office. by the Associated }the north his Shantungese troops’ NEw YORK. Feb. 26.—-J Mme from the truck he ran into ' ‘s : ergs: . } j ) | , “ ’ P ns I ) } ‘ : wie ‘ “4 Vast, Keb, 26.—~—Jacohb! ir pn Boi : meni, a few chickens away, he said, and . ‘ ef ‘ : through Stops Falling Ha M4 9x12, Cleaned a ae d at 2319 South Kingshigh- . : eae eae Uitiealies et oe wi £1) kromberg, the third of the pro- dandruff and scalp ecze- , ' > > j } \é il ; : , ‘ ‘ : = %. } OF ie ty aa am ow de me ET pe. ~ id 2 bi SO oc . e - ee ee ee at fog vt Kt t . Fa tee * o wh ane » a ew PFA PVE Pats 7 ei oe amy he bo BEY fete ae Pv nes a ‘ ~ ata . pag ehe ham, “tase ne aie pee Ne ilps ln OR OR Rint: tana. etl tia ke seit hte eae eos ob Mae Pt AEN NES ack ein a e ‘és Bae ve PN DeptPG 5A wie = a partisan inquiry intended to sup- piv evidence on w hich Eniloe could " " se) : mS ve : 3 i i . 1 ' - ‘ { ! BD a State Lenresentativ { ; : ae on d’Affaires, Sir . M. Hodgson, this ' ay, the hoanit: ' Oh ers i i % ¥ on bean be subjected to close scrutiny. with peace pacts. esweee i , ‘ Mt atte rheng, he re+) tie once to the wife of a Senator ok ae \ tne oh afternoon. Lie. . ——— . hat ¢} iS Was part of -he n Further than that McGregor McGregor Under Oath. y_ the Associated Press. st tere Conn ae | aan co ; ii -tie@d al ttiait ‘ { rie KO! ERIN. }s ay ‘ ’ > \Vlin- 3 od ! ; nad & im two filling: = 26. korejen tolen bel “would not go and th sugwestion After the doors were closed, " ister Briand’s interview. publisned ye “.e hs ¢F- . holdups last Thue be of a closed session was then made, question as to the advisability of: , : as attracted mueh a! ADVERTISEMENT “ Details of Farm Operation. iaking testimony in secret arose jiantion in the German. press which Yo haan ON Re NR NG Pee 8 @® loot which he had risk | neal \ ;f oof 27) Re | ‘ > he ’ j HN rprTap,, j : . rome | °; 2 if a ee yp? tet, oe 7338 : } ve : ; neon F +me open = “sion of the Rae ENS Comme Sere . that the commented liberally on it this aft- = a Ses® BE SS Re: Sia ne Rn S| ea _ fo gain was lying where! ong aay Was spent investigating minor meeting would be considered * | ernoon SN AACE ENV pai? SE ek, ; d left i in the vacant lot. He. : details of the operation of farms conference and not an official ae an Fa ae ke ie bs Mattectives « exem : ayia «MBs ' A foreign office spokesinan said as” the ; y — ‘ . : ‘ves Ww RESe, ana they re-. under MeGregor's superviston hearing McGregor, however, was WY" ites E all understand why a man running towards a . d tha ) t ; | peti ; we “We interpret the remarks to mean ; Se W ae ae q s he money. Then he de-| et @h Robert | liawkins, superinten- under oath and the continuation iat the French Foreien Mintete ase on a a , ‘ Ae certain point can easily outspeed other runner a how, after working a we hed Mr. dent of the prison dairy farm, am- | of his testimony could only be con- who are dragging loads Be labor for Hemp & Co. “e-| happ plified somew)h NicGQregor' P . sidered official, It happened that ) t ° : ; : ; er r | | : | 90g erat MeMregor’s state- | | ranco-Germayt rapproc}) ‘ j . a ‘e had learned of the pay- fects: | : : Anco-srerman La chment . d ment that milk and farr 7 . his attorney, former State Senator : la IS oo Pee ft f prep aay a is ghes iota eigrteg Ir | tary blic, so Irwin to the forefront of his foreign pol- “ Apartment Size - which was in the office playlf _* wees trom the farm to ee ee ) J , : rad: morning He hal agree , : : te : Wweteodre Nis endeavor ' 7.) & (ampbel) 4 e ; oe ome: _ prison officials by testifying he | administered qa new oath and Me- Me ace ne % : He l | \ ; ciniandieetaal Apply the Same principle to the MmuSIC business, and liber revolver. So heffew 1 re ¢g } ¢ } +? he retwme '° : (; “eror W as ‘xamined. : P suis ~ Tr ] lak ’ , ~ 4 } - ro ' 4 | > , e the beneficiaries for the rete Bae St | points to which we take ay "If you are Hard of Hearing it 1s equalls clear that a piano concern not burdened : ‘o get the payroll, Jed th 7a 7% sel bhee ollepnenme !- was due to gossip in prison cireles “* declini ook at the intervie send for FREE booklet . by financial obligations should win “hands down E ae at Police Headquar-| vars 4 _ set a _ ae co Kruse. ‘to the effect that McGregor had from this narrow View point ana eae ae Approximately ea ge & Campbell over those who must add the cost of bank loans, 3 “tl that imat a Pd bee awkins declared he could not say Am e te Pianos have beer made and sold. 4 , . = | On payment © Ying ij 1) S ° ° . ' Tw - . | r why he had not made out bills for ; What a joy it would be to the deaf bonds, stocks, discount companies, etc., to a nomi eS ‘Feult Judge Ossing’s conrt) stand Kruse if they could consult with the majority | | profit. 7 Charge of carrying a r@-'to Be of the country’s foremost ear special- Having been offered virtually every Amer- ; A relative paid this fine,! ote her of She Meera ta whom he sent ists, and learn from these reputable ican Piano, we have chosen the following | 4 Iie wae arrested last July] “siti bills actually paid because of the ., z a it atch that Wades “cad authorities the reasons for their ail- manufacturers along with our own trade Now, CONROYS have no financial burdens of any @& D two other youths at Cab-| were iia Mei dias sai «. the icdaaht the terms prisoners iad served in iil tha riand again is deter- ment and the possibilities of curing it! names as the best values in their respective . 4 ani] Hamilte nm avennes andl. ‘ . . ! ‘ rica imi} after sentence and before be mined “ostore § jt to rime im . . ° _ “eG ; , te , ] 3 sort. CON ROYS pay spot cash for all purchases; - » “ . in g° department of the penitentiary. If : se A Such a procedure, obviously, is next class. Conroys alone give Conroy values. MAliber revolver found tn ‘“is- dien le ie oe Coes, | ne Drought to the penitentiary had to impossible for most persons handi- and, if a CONROY patron desires to buy out of ine : eal perenes OF vegerames i been taken into consideration by iy ar; h é ’ ) ; nde 4 capped by defective hearing, but the come rather than principal. inance the City entarian on tO prison officials they were only, Steinbeck PROHIBITION FILES TAMPERED pped D} : : “ 1ey . ON R O Y } Ly CONROYS fi! Hospital vesterday is nN amall amounts. he said, “such Questioning also developed that can have the benefit of these special- sale at an average of about 3! »°o over the cash price. ‘ ‘ Bp Westion was: “How its the ists’ knowledge through reading the we foe oO: o . ee ’ ‘yy V5 ’ 1° » ya @ ; . é ’ jt a | at. as n pe : of nice head lettuce an © MeGregor was dependent on his WITH, LA GUARDIA CHARGES new booklet . . . ‘‘ Deafness—Can It Lester A. B. Chase | ivan j pie oe aan — ; £ *T) ins : r | : ] : } . P — ¢ , . ~4§ ‘ ‘ ‘4 ; * ’ 7? ° - J Phaae °é ‘) x : of radishes, had not accumulated any material langed to Exclude Letter From os y " OF that. I knaw robbery te F any m ! It is a most helpful and hopeful dis- Avalon Navarre | tein Mutin a When purchasing a piano, radio, or phonograph, keep Pres \s Hawkins, whose straightforward savings cither before or after ob vudge Facnig Impeachment, Ae _— h ropa- va} Congressman Says. cussion of the causes and relief of deaf- Ranerson Kreiter these facts in mind. Malicious competitive prop 7 ly other holdup with! ceehedatek” wands ness, based on interviews with more Kohler & Campbell ganda is usually a combination of envy and ignor- 4 ™Be has been: commen was The co } ee decided that Me af ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH mans eesti es a an, | WASHINGTON, Feb, 26 Thy than two hundred of America’s leading ance, but CONROY facts speak for themselves. oe George Foree of Founded by JOSEPH PULITZER charge that prohibit authorities on hearing. avenue, St. Louis County. | lic Monday | De. 12. 187 publ ( ; i eee ce ‘ 4 . a Published Daily by The Pulttzer Publishing Co osen tampered with to exclude 4 Send Coupon Now 4 mer Foree identified him’ tn Pitas ont fin doce Whitman's School Sold for $18. certain letter from Judz ‘ank A free ¢ | nailed vou o 4 Youth who had held up nats) MEMBER oF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Br the Associated l’reas { “Oop r of 4 *\ y a? k The county “au- a s el}. | out th Oy , K : 4 Station, .. and AUDIT BUREAU OF CIRCULATIONS . ro % . a ’ } ‘ below or rite DD M! SA XOPHO ae Mac if¢ . a See | Fores T anctustivets wee to VW (ye rT rFtT tT? y ; A, b | }- et) : Titik ‘ } jf Cemieil ,a¢*e'? XY fieon netity " te ‘ - a ne 1. : * . 3 . lever pre’ , ad the charge : 0 mbiication of all news dispatches . R on , —P meme | THR ir | nine . a, 5 Dui : pre@ited te it or not otherwise credited im thie | The little gray schoolhouse \ ide How Hearing. § ‘_ cheon Roui Radio Receivers Phonographs +t °Uls police could not hold) 5 oa gage = tiso the local news pm iblished | [Walt Whitman taught when he w: resentative . suaredi: yon vard bag . - 4 | { erein i] rights of repub'ieation of ! “ ‘ , : ’ onns ~ herein are alxo em ed ——— 17 veare old went under the au New York indiy send a tre ge and — ' tire O Nett! foined the a beer! tien R t uM it. . asi A: at - - “he tt, ail , y r e copy o eas nti : ba . z en P a ates by Mail. in ee ao tion hammer toda fo: SiS as Th | uard ' Be Cured or Arrested?” to Ca an lt is “2d has been attached to Tally and Sunday. one year oe . i mae : a ae ae one vear x ° junk Frank Velsor, ; rye would defini miniteate Ay 25 fective Ryreau for about @ i ‘fe , Pa OOo . . Bas P : . . . , . . " si . ’ . . s either by pest at order exprese | mone: was the piurchnaset ‘ nei ‘ roar OLIVE , He resides at 3527 Palm er or St Touts excha broker dronped out ©) : ' Cpricst ‘ oO o aP Phi] 2. ae. » ia Subscription Rates by Carriers ty “lips gave his address a Deiwered by rity certier or out town draler reached $12 ma. Te} my ’ d at rig : ' .' Rosebud avenue, §t. Louis | ’ of 1 : : | ——— | it att. SG ee, a Reh a st Ss eee ee PR NO RN Hi. toa Intends to move the question ae ee " were a 4 17 ta ey - Oe ey athe it hapten etn fs e vogre> pay a. Kee et. 72 ty amet, wal y 5 a | i ae nom Ga ~! - ae op ah CE ce * aa eg 7 got at niente isis wag ie ; ey as ; - Ia ap ues ’ es eae ewidabed - we Aten, ~ + ‘oir ae a , , y ~ pen of Mle -» ™ ‘ Pr ra Ts SS oie ad be i OTE AZ os Tones Sy es aa ga aa? hd mint = tg ,, neehe § . a + 3 , t }y ? told somebody that Steinbeck, in) preter rath O IMterpre charge of the Department of Pa broad outlines. It is unquestionab roles, had released prisoners. Ibe that in recent months the Franco fore their terms expired, and that erman problem has moved some- the basis for the gossip was this What into the background. We ar ed R. oy ws epee NMA DP ND ne om Bs Gs en paling >” qa Dale Meaty a eR ebclergige ip Oe ony nah: A taped eu Sie? ha Siiy, Midi iinet wig OE TAOS ARN RETO Oe che 6 re 49 SP ae ", ss Re a , 1 Ee oe ae eee Hle could not say that any mem- Yi" * r 7. > fs ‘ Dn Rt, ghee y aS Miele fe oy 9” Sedat et d™ vy pe Oa ' ara ¢ mi ul tow fo ba "- 3 Ne SPN: ie eT Fe eg arg oc, — . a a? oe paige hippies Key een “pt yan eg a ay) yt sgh Fhe i “ jay Quen Ay Benet 2 ted BIE OE, cea ooy teak ae ate a ts if ie taining the prison job re ‘er Wr-4ek a) ; es Np oe AB) ot pins 3 a poets Sa pe a Ete Bante Tee. te ee * “ Me ek i Nt ag, 7 oe ‘ “ a oe - qpiTer eee Sapa oti ing SR ’ ‘ 1c, caine mee a Alf Giese sae Nghe acetyl . oe ser ye Then oe: : a ‘ - Sh Fal FB 9 ‘ ; . “ igys3 : evita “i en ciiis “ + rumah: ee rye lye panei “ ots » ws a f a hd - 3 BAR, bare f 7 , . EN * be Wipe. es. ann doers i ng cage es ages Pear ap Bus “ “ 5 vey as ods hab ay petty - peri Sa NS EN SEES sk oi Oe te ee ee . : a ian oie ita ‘ — pe ggpiese » «8 ow any . oe peaneenpnstilinia. tert nee wen «it? ot a os v a Theiler ew it th . rir ~~ in la: 1 Qe i 7 ft a ropt £ ! 5 r ‘¢ . - ‘ ,i! Euvtepedd as sce “i clans matter July 17, AST9. Se ph (ue firm a yew lor a U4 et the Posteltice a: St. Lows. Mo. at $17

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~ —— ST-LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ._ : __ SUNDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY 27,1927. _____. ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH cutniaainiag Mi St Al le W oman = ee . Se ig gt, . norial Services Tomorrow, ie : | ra ; ‘ She et , . Pe wat bodi 7 * ete tenant. Later he took verial me eS ete Painter, Pneumonia Victim. h n quite Contr —_— : ae a . } $ es eS Ree ee . Ben ia ‘ he MOUdICS gt ¢ 3 SEV. ‘ : LCS 3 ER . BS Riggs: 8 BCS Seeman. . | sunnery course at Wilbur ee ately wil} . Phillips Taken to \.ichigan man, y of the Senate a et . —— DP RR a Oe Nate: _ a " poe ee ow arene gre my ge 2 ~_ a Continued from Page One. ASULULION. Hie was born in , spe Pee es ; ° f | éld Dar tor — a. : : s : ni “es - bg coe eae = who came fre wliiorn) r bg cee Son a egeoanemme = Se oe Saas . Declares Profanely He ; mOrnia, . Rockwell Field, Sa le al.. gr ee... ote i } eres a. | aie BEi, ich Summa. St Bites | rs. Emily Bausch umma, Ot. -Johneo } t Se mn bill taken to the Officers ‘lub 3 tht: ane : : " tie a ee oe ie : ae os Shas , le re = hy ee : ee ele RR oe he Passed" t ’ } In erious on- = ? : “ Te: Be ae = oe s $3 Belg y ae me W 9 S d E dd 3 ; ait : ‘1 = N I ie cis 1iSc harg r? 1 ; me : ate Las *, . “. “t y ore on t en xpecte ae | lle! i aes Ww Li 1 i}} NS La -2 Back in +. : : : ar a A Fri: Sn . 35” * ae m4 3 ee te ' Louis “a rtist., wh hose paintings han . [ii . WAS Af i i s $. Rpoe " — “Building ao Re nf , Lae RS m = = Co NEI: a: ‘Tito inere&se taxes—-property, in-) day by - two undamaged planes. Plight Starte d Dec. 21, been: tencnimg. af! nape ws CUSS¢ 5 ~ ee « oe 4 Rae ; ; *} Re ig} , — : eas POC, SRS ; - : “es .° ye ’ * hi . ‘ae > ; i Oi ii™ % *) 7 : . e ‘ : ‘Ti tig ; P f } ‘Tt ss to bs agg one RRR SONS , ees bor has decided he will not 7 Chile, but is expected to rejoir the ficulties. able woman painter. qr, iif . «. Oa > : + " oe wy. . oe “Pee 4 od Sats piste : me | } t "Pr , rr] . es 7 ‘ 4 } ’ . } | he > —. 7. * > : ‘ the § ; Peds nears “aged a ae . ‘3 : . cially inform the Legislature of th iouadren.: . ‘The: Patembed hein | hey. were delayed a day in hop- $100,000 A YEAR Her favorite subjects were the ‘Nree-qy RE ET SRS RES SE Bator te condition of the State's finances ; ning ee te vas ~~ } Mississippi Valley and the Ozark ce SREY Ae Pe re ee ; ees g ' course is via Montevideo, Uruguay, P''S OFF trom Duncan Field here OR WILL QUIT ‘GAME paheact paige, Bet ye. ; Ta ion. near St. Louis. In Octo- Wine “1 * IG SRS pK uae ERS ae. Pi ee. aes ; as i Nes a né — - : Pee Ee ae ee ee each Sel ot * : Oy Cee oon onda directly ask for Inc] eased .-¢. Asuncio} oo ; ’ : ts on by rs “ill 3 ‘Then 4 regia q ‘ A 4° . | ‘ - ’ } } é Sey ‘ , ‘ ‘ e "1 . ° con A : . > States Eimbussy it the 20,000- | Side, Cal., and later came to Keil 7o5-. e > ee ma was about 50 vears old : : é ne r Abad + ) ! ri¢é riTi ) : " ; . # d ‘ VYalNntines ies« ; ae Pe + Congercrce o esterday : ‘ ms Cs we ae eae Re spi o TR ) Se Roane Sean § pt ste . Phe lour pli hes today CAITC 7 — — troubl , but exercised all winter and for he past , : Bt was remowm™ 7 Seeker eg a ae PS Se a Regt ge: | responsibility so far ; ity from M op : ; : a red 10 ATGEC i ois. 5 Ee eee Sea eo Sao. os Esse : EU CR ot . ; ' : > Voorn) Jeet: Gel ila, adoption by the Sen foornered ee SRS Se - Yas ey > =e Re BERK eae ecord goes for Whatever action . : ihe ther f * taught up wit] T, : By EN a Bee 2 SR 2 us . . ‘ Argent ‘Oast 23 ) og vik te sa, SL Up Wists doors. iy own expense ’ Continued from Page Onc. | her 109° vee “fsited nature DICO TOU! yf " shi] ° turned cantinue: the fli hit LO Vera Wats 7 i)? ‘ , ay been worki f husband. died Hie was a St. Louis flour and grain merchant and had report on ¥ e839 Soutna ims auWas Re PO ie oe oe i I ed > S RE Seam taxes oO} he revenues ater Ui nishaps = n Ww oeie ee : BLS SS Se ste ‘. ‘ee fT alg eS ag t I South Of the capitul ; DUPNSPS OcciTTes 8 breuget Arthur McGovern a2 . ! } ‘ a } » ve ryaqyer’y's 7 q* Fb. > Fe ; widen P } ' » ts ? 1} ; mOTii¢ O} ihe Mmocratl senda AV OTS MDL? ; uth r ' , t i one ( id j SO ul } e iNew York {oO condition city detective expressed the opinwen after Capt. Woolsey. Engineering Ofticer, | Ut the aviators surmounted al , larning Power Increased. } been a member of the Merchants’ 41 ne back. oe a ee : | 7 Sib ee, ‘ Se Ee J > a'p’ere. : 7 eTare ~¢ " - . ver. ™% awe a“-~ . + e ‘ ’ c% , : " Pa - . » . oan . ld ur th o} fice at his — = mu : ’ . . i rec Ni con f+ relees ‘+ if i | SS C7; O\ kintered Army as Private. . ‘ Tage } ‘ ie were no cCas.- eorre le New } ork club h is profit 7. } x. hange for $0) years. 2 th , he f > f ae eae . - : er : t Alt a snlavers #711 Dp .- i. ~1ficth: = | Fate : yf . 5m , . tag : en ‘ sarge ee me Seay ‘ . : > ’ I » ©XecCulive sen emp.oyers, H ny ce CoO., of fic ially a detaille gd statement ol SAN ANTONIO Tes Keb. 26. 21. wrbert 4 Darreue nilot (baseball lif: During that period AlIrs. Summa is survived {bs her t F " Al, U : I { avenu L P Post-Dispatch ‘ orrespondent itis officer Oot the army Ss | an-Amer- ; : the most experienced aviators in |has remained @nchanged. Accord- i 4 i} iE’. Bausch of 6353 Washineton bou- levard Funeral services will be ? mem be r , Walt Alf d H A . " " ta * “) i ; y . : 4 ommission gx persons .f # Vault and er re ay es, cting Captain O oot at he had no intention of prepar- ican good-tyill flight. killed today Toi ver ing ft ase b: sf ' 1926 hs y . , t le ( nited " tates Aripy Hle Was f1T) .U baseball CUSLOT1, if 19256 DAG , ; ys : a: tomorrow at 2 p. m. from the 8t. lb} as ae oo me —— b I] d D h E | ] O h 8 S a4 special message. bie even ; near Guenos Aires, wus bor in 7 ; . avine vear — ieee 16.766 VOTERS REGI bn f P i a I eam, an orot Y t 2c t 9 1 ; me angry ald idl ly profan hitninie ' ‘a is Pine ie a pllot with Pershing on the puni- | ”€&Nn a poo! plaving year my salary © ied re , \eutie Shake iad ce S cS . . ar , "s ee ee | M M d Il Then aSked about it. : rivate. As Ngineering officer ; . r Expected to him and the detectives Citys alrrie in linois. che Res Pr bie He is credited with being the first (reduced. Bellefontaine ae a t cin Stricken From Books. ‘ am not going to send a mes-'of the tlight, he was responsibl wie a , , ; lialh tO recelve ga radio nie ssace If I were In Qny other business, , wAlaurice ONeill was su- | ‘ ; we ; Aithough more than 16,766 x fre/Slaurice ¢ - _ - . - , meme age to the Legislature, he said. for keeping the planes perfectly irpl ' } { 1 ; . . a . a . ? ¢? } ‘ ias I sistration e feared to run tar with his , thers were 32% He hid his overcoat with the ‘ne marriage remained a secret y "Fe y the v. ‘- tax program of a 10 per cent extra , Woolsey first saw service \Wool- fessional players, I have received | St. Louis. The police have no description of av night, but onee out it. gil Gould, past Iepise opal (“hur | the automobile or the driver. The ‘ c “ injured man was taken to St. a erage pado = _— ate — “ SS te i AS PAP eR tant ANA SIR i A Ret Sa hate Manages sete a Wwe ~ ‘ gen PTE SRT OEP Te ER Lg he te 8 eatin at hier ete orto = 7 . . there will be a@&y phillips’ wound is se a. es re ‘York Club or remain idle. but it| driver speeded away from the he.} scene, Frank J. House, 62 years 'old, of 612A North Nineteenth street. East St. Louis, was knocked of Methodist charge on all tobaccos and 10 per. ti lird Indiana Infantry on there, at. 6:90: ., cent on al] admissions to amiuse- Mexican border in 1916. After ob-| Crash we@® married. Capt. ments, the money—estimated at taining his commission as a Second S¢y Ss Widow was reported here to; more in three weeks than the New approximately $9,000,000 for a bi- Lieutenant he served a veer with ' be visiting relatives in Belgium. | York Club pays ine in three Mrs. Benton was said to be at} months. The New York Club plays more exhibition games than any | Mary's Hlospital. . a ema Those - who registem@ envelopes in the pockets in; Until Pris were voters coming mt lot south of Shaw avenue Spread rapidiy. When Hayes September or who y. A group! entered his~first law class yester- No one not Striahs were discussing the | day, his fellow students rose and Student, accompanied 1] al » at the ald@iey ot the Astor Cafe at Shaw | cheered. Last night at Liggett Hayes is a popular figure at ennial pe riod-—io go to the st fe (the infantry before transferring to . Mareh 11 and eb ingshighway. They espied the | Hall dormitory, where he lives, he university and during li Si term | educational system, releasing sev- the air corps and learning to fly at! Crissey Field, Cal. e) | | ) | skulking aluwier“Kingshigh- | announced that he and his bride | Was acting’ cap fOotbals eral million dollars a year for ad- Ke ily Field hefe. He served on the Maj. Dargue’s wife was believed club in baseball, but I receive noth- | { Hie ji member Ol the, ditional expenditure ror clerks’ Western front with the Twentv- ; to he in Washington or with rela- ,19& for such games.’ All your exhi- had been ill in bed since last Tues- ye J GIRL DIES WHEN | AMP EXPL( | a started yelling: ‘‘There | would continue in school and es- am. see ; ne Rg oe aie ee a : : a hits npn , | nators ' @p holdup man!” tablish themselves in an apartment Sigma Nu Fraternity and Als bride | and other running expenses of the /eighth Squadron and later went! tives in New York State and Mrs. ; bition contracts oblige me ly play | day. ; ! 7 hi ‘s ~ r ‘ vag , wack ‘ . , ‘ as “) } CS ¢ . tT @ & "fy : ss i? ’ i ae QYnet ba ae *? a7 . ’ 4 Bas e>* v* ; *e> \ ad ae > ; i r qd as “4 } } ‘4 "2 ris " ' - ul Voted Parents and Brothers Serlo CYcle Patrolman Joseph | in Clayton some time next week. | [1S plecged peierne bi "oto lobeeegpipaa into “rermany with the arm} | Whitehead was reported to be in|4 ss _ you do not have tg guar- He refused@to make any com- rex . ‘ “fe ; 4 e P z ee i | ae . 1 ¢ wiiaorh} ny 1, \* ¢ + 7 7 re ! a 2 | . ;antee t 1e ¢ pes ce ” » . : i ’ Burne “dl rrxing to Aid Herm riding west in Shaw! The bride’s home is in Centralia, |} Hayes declined fast nign —— etre ee upation. He hpd a total of , Dayton, O. oe © appearance of any other| ment whatsoever on the Babe's ; > , — " 4 ; ‘ rag . . . hia ,erigGia ‘ ‘ aoZ7aINnST | ; j ‘ ‘ ax } 1* ‘ ~~ WIPE ‘oO ; “ee I. fa | me einaeaeth: ps ‘eor . DL he : hye se | . : pefeat. iM ] - Dispate 3 ard, was attracted to Phillips | rt) . ‘S ne peen in schoo] in ile ) ? “i pOUutTS ri mis rs : agi i Sa ] ine ni 11S iD 7 orks . ‘ ms P A . " : és : acu H “ a salen rena mrs, J. T. Com fillips fired a shot at him a aunt, Airs. Fred W. eee ; to increase the State property tax Benton Youngest of Fiyers. CUMBERLAND, Md., Feb. 26.— , ‘'t Play Elsewhere at St. Louis Game. . : re. at iuié is . . a " r : : ra : 4 . . ) as aA. a i } vi au' ‘ , ‘f } , e : 7 a 2 —~ Se 7 .S I) 0 : . - Menther Cietar etd er foot. fired a sho’ pack. | uesday, according to ae she J twee AT av: bei SU; re per ald and the corpor ation With ¢ rapt. VW oolsey, was the young- , piahe, lying from) Lunzgley ield, consideratic n. I sine rely = lies r | Ruth wants the New York club to UXESE gps WERE ———>?. ee - . , : i. es “a os ) oe thine hye eon. * ake ’ . . 4 , . ‘ ~t Plats . as ; Sat d r= Sea - : hurrie ack +; : 2 — Aro , j : Pte f ‘ } “a7 Rey i Sse POr ve : [ Nid nor tha ud } ~ ‘ t ‘frapl 4 uy” } aking ‘ x : o star es a : , ps atal burns. as a result of 4 Bulli ak a 14 , : ig 2 a ‘ ae a’? oile “os P of the falge™ with — tives O'Neill,4 Ruby Hays of 7348S Marietta ave- ,caniping U Pp er taxes, placiug the responsibility ic ae in! : oe tess “ge made no threats to | that Babe” failed to re port at the ‘ i “har splai rare | =. af ‘esetit i ; . , . hd ; ‘ . . . . . Kea ui oe i UIVersits ANnare Ss, slal . ret. areia ' —* ‘ sar as fi i 5 y : - they mand Chamber lain, were nue, Maplewood. a pre nt 5 7 ‘lon the Senate of making its choice ‘fis : “i , t " | nivy F l ‘\ nat ge ill erg rarcia quit baseball. Such threats are park and was fined $5000 by Man ? 4 } -7 ° ‘> : ‘ } (a | * - vrri orl ¢ ’ i. ™ ‘c ‘ } «5 hy 7 i a eee: i | riS I . . ‘ { c ‘ {) ‘ il . 4 a ; | » ata : 4 WWard the seeen of thy Haves said last night he and Miss and | LO] : ietween votine the direct taxes and | —s r . wave le a H sen we th Langley | not ne eessary, because, unless ] ®s8er Miller Huggins. He also lost 1h ivi é Just : © T) r iC I: it ld COMMaANaan, ce. escaped accept your figure. [ wil] he pro- his salary during the time he wus from P 39 47 7 cy m ’ ; tly, alll ’ . a . oil —s ; . ts Ps . se aviation grou! % sam With minor injuries, | hibited from playing with any absent from the rame. ee m., “iwyn Comst = * re +i Ove ws ‘ 2 * O- WRye are he Oo ORE RID NE RE oi ot Sy BPS Are: weitere IN ON ON PON ate mage ee ee } ea len > cee SMC slr eles o44, ay his wife in schoe irs this in oe cd Ts meme eg and Oth had considered marriage and his ‘ in ds the indirect nuisance taxes, or oft - 1 I &, . = > . } sy ] + h 2 j 4 5 ] 6 2 a. , «a . ei pursuit of tip some time and that botn core refusing to volte any additional rev- co eta a Nt a are me LEAT “ asthaebeainpaniaae leh: ithe saliiets a ~~ Sat hon* 1 a inten ® 04 oe ates RRL IAs, eee Aaaterneing: teres ¢ es he te 4% ew 4 and before the ly 4i Percy Grainger, the 3 outhtul a "ere finished dressing his ie. PRP. 2 a i” : Go ¥-08 apres act be A see , . " J aia pity . “ = i ¥ Eek wtbie Rap. 4 Phe ‘ . ; cdateeestemenintechs wet eR SC y Rr: Se nie POP ES Teh asts AS -tinhe ry Dacinevle cas sath tei nameadased we bw RE Seb pe Mill ed ee Od Da ihee Ge ki Be tas eo” otis oa ee ee . ~ ns os ni , 2, 47 OE are ager : . “ ms ~ A Ra 4 aes “ ek ‘ te Other club and barred from base- The Senate does not relish iis Tv ai ; ] } aie tion then, for the adoption of the | Herbert MeGraw, Prackwalker, [ have refused to discuss my 12. Ch T Cleaned __ : bat 2319 South Kingshigh- the Senators are dis sed vol : Te ne , Sx emica y — ; merenea. tO he Herbert McGraw, » Years old,} Winter, Hut now that I have re- and driving Phillips out. tire Assoclat od Pre ~~. Tiare ;y °° ye +} " , >, } : ? . (iS pUTag wad i ii we . é il 7 > . y ic Ra H iL > +inn »*) ] ‘ > me regs wo ] | } 4 a 2 . ‘ill fell unconscious fron) that has been the general ) Me ena | Ornoon at thi Missouri acific' Who may ask to see it. phe > * . ,*%\ : a | } +) . . . ‘ } . ‘ . . head. Wore nn, Chamberlain : § . ; : cus, and they preter 1 plas il , ii ' I railroad Serre ares ali, yours Reinforced | ‘ Agreeable authorize an iny maxt tn ‘forcine such a peer : | without adding to ind UsSt: i S. ] rovernor eould be ind ‘ed 4 . i! Li t ‘ ii laue t (i " * ‘ - ‘ ‘ ! Pee tite Sein ‘ lreadv carr rq loan heav- Rear —— Knight Dies, marete Tr, He Says hustled Phillips on tc : BY THOMAS B. SHERMAN. Nest agpabaanaer ture setting out clearly the state ) oe: way ee WASHINGTON, Feb, 26, ar] NEW. YORK, do. . most beautiful and de- rearing todav mY , Democrats at a ceaucu rov0- : . 64 ~~ ." , ’ ser hearing today Y actual statistics the. need “ . iy ut the Naval Hos rork Yunkees, tonight oad the eme rren ; . . Rimpered out the whole concert last mght : .), Arizona, declaring the tal sible t incre the direct taxes. |7.% 1 oO #2 mira night was commander-in-| Ruth mailed to him from the auspice : viey would ve ths Democrats “a a , HT} ois f the Asiatic fleet year contra at an annual salar Ke The prices are reasonable in the extreme, Detectives INN , Die young Nlonday and jt would mr quire ¢ an increased é urden., mee rom the truck he ran into | | I 1, : | Involves Homesteaders EMPIR CARPET CLEANING ’ The detectives advanced Title to Acreage in rance -s ml Sally ty retusing ie i ' F tr "5 nor t | iInecon)e fy of [ ee r q ‘yeu i j mploye d ¢ : turned S contr: | unsigned, Ht} . : : es ” i t t rds tor scnoois ore : os wr : 3 ‘ j pe ? , } : . b.Indell 4558 Sarage, pouring a hot fire ‘ - = cuft o LUT¢ hOF SChi a oo ee : — ‘ 4 j explanation will he exnecte ‘ } County, California. ondly. they believe the nuisan ee r do Vou. ee 1 ae a trackwalker th Missouri rn . | ‘eh ctr - ) pect d, angi | By doy oa lib . sty tele... saad aren ’ > the | Wish yo vould piease show ils ime 1, iy © T aS > : . . . , — i a Cut Shouting and Detec- — WASHINGTON, Feb. 26.—T! : man or woman who wishes vr > > , . . . ie : » “_ P 2) 4 i v¢ . Le af lc _— oO) - . % ’ ae 2 — or} : ‘ ig I .: ist, rave a , ‘ ’ = a oF a1 ’ 4} in engarcing Australian planist, 6a resoiution DY Senator Can ‘O $7 ably this week will take a defin: e was 7° vears ‘old Ad- not receired th sible to ase for the beautification of He started. as most rob- School Gymmasium = in oy ; sof ens Such a message accor Oo thelr |, revenu but if » , _y ‘ ‘ ‘ } "ey € of i aw rill (sroy es, unde = ; 4: ¢ 3, 1 ry ee I aia ’ , TF 6 : ‘ tor reTIiOlI se % ) hw On IS Thade a cau uS at ‘ , c . - : , , " senat ror action | , i ) 5; oO $109.000 ; Ruppert ts he | ranging from $8 4 ‘ ’ “ 1c i ile « " . ? i } iy i ‘ } i . , a f * . i ’ ‘ " 4 (one “~ nti tig tT ¢ at } ‘ S¢ ] 4 thar this Mae i ¢ I? manta yes ) 1 @> Inter or " ‘ ° . . Ai Senator Louies, bil dae u was part of ne Seri oti Ana he first halt epresentati > O01 : | that line, wever, his refusal leav . . ‘ divisions, tie St i (nat iN nowever, nis reiusal ‘ rPnarac refi—ies f “Ovide C : : contrasted $| > : ; : ‘ Fr Denartme its contend- : : : ‘ +} ai (;OVe rnor? > > 2 sal tt) p! VIG J : : ~s ins 6 ¢£Y Saves life by preventing infection— formation re porte d to us.”’ this Sen- unde | \ MUSICAL MASTERPIECES 4 Whyte-Fox does it! Reduces inflam- ator said. “and, pt ria v t labor a ; mation —relieves soreness — ng. gener: assertio “ *r for He THup & Co, -“‘e- nanoy form, and the. preasinsg ef- peared { » Interior Departme hastens heali g. fen al assert y) J needs more mon ‘H@ had learned of the pay-!|fects of his free, poetic style and said | ‘as impossible to go | ) ee | f ts of his eo "mand said : impos g ig De ag d | a : ale | aaa + ER ADVEBTISEMENT ney } he dar ° . . - a. a ¥y h His bevond the it. 5B. MM. "Pare ; ie | . : ‘ ’ D jO . malt} . = ‘i aon m : » n . li ha mated thie t s Has Had No Asthma a .6 ca Ihe Tr rept rye ys Sa hh gee -eonre Ni (trainge r JAS ac a ae : +54 » 3 lifations j \ } } taf r ces FF ,iah eer A Pl. ano concern not burdened {4 ¢ ne ‘ ‘\ \ urs - r ; ; v4 Lu (jj in 4 . {otal t ** fs should win “hands down’ feeord is Police Headau ‘ ‘ . 4 * and the sec- ped atent issued for the 4.:,000 ya special con nys- ied by Congress. Counsel! eh Galera /% which he had risked! pann Sebastian Bach " to eair = Sete } ic as Heft tim tr ne Where | ond half to the romantic school as ~tit In the vacant lot. He meter t , , ' sion SAPD vers “Nfied by Schumann, Chopin, oat : . - y a man running towards a “aves where, and they exemplified »: l'for nomesteaders contended — the “we money. Then he t al patent covered only 17,000 acres. aSsily outspe nners te a eens | ee ws | PRON . : y } ed other ru now, aft. r working a we Mr. Greings r 1s } nis jmPUckha ; Assistal CS, cretaryv ¥ inne v ujp- aes i. Hasan ah Pore 4 ae aeeanetin “ ys er eMC sy 5 neers (ion te de eigeaae O*. f) Ses ; ~ oer ge aS * " . - “ ‘s . PSE MRR NO repgetien anit peste isk enp eta tient li le San MRR oti mm . »¢ * . aoe . urinate ictal hte, * . , sates Reg 0 GONE! rey ee ee — MAE at bine i 4 Reaoy # to eet the payroll. Fed th . practice of inter: larding th & ae 1 bar pro: ling: upset th: The Skin Remedy cf 100 Uses | ce of leg sg ey et a os erg 7 . : 1 7 b T Y 4 ; | various groups in his program vim; _A well-known physician's favorite ointment violet oe sate | wen eoa, or wo ears ow add the cost of bank loans. hows tha last Monday be short talks, devoted either to giv- coe y. Same | mow prepared in convenient form. ciate ends Be gpeieg Seen ee ‘ | Peg oma te , omesteaders, DORUGGISTS AND BARBERS about $23.000,000. Felt Like New Man in Two Weeks and Asthma Soon Disappeared. : las iat : : ‘ n dé companies, etc... to a nominal ae: on payment of $1 ing his audiences a cle rer und mE rney for Pie } i. suit Judge Ossing’s court! standing of the composition about dd the | ernment Officials, | a tellement OVATION GIVEN ITALIAN FLYER harge of carrying : : » niaved ‘or ra me anec- 1s es : anata aca ee Poe ’ eattese 4 0 Carrving a } to be piaved Ol telling ‘ u ~4 . ‘ ees 9 thea baadd py vA 92? P' : ; bination of env y and ignor he has aes ct sh ' oe toward a too liberal ust eB the - ms new ad res machine ican Ascendency in oem through 1 lé (,é 1s y ee “On| ‘ home and fills tne lonely delivers f h eC instrument. - rs | ; o taken any of the *n con CLE? a Te. 1) « : ‘ , ; am asin} : S speak for themselves. i George Force of 192: damper pedal. But his ton «afi ers | ork oh ea $300 as sireets. moments with beauty, Balance payable weekly or tr men nga ot . pe Bs sy » ven ae, | lush and the singing — | a : Ve | ) ) melody and cheer. monthly to suit you. om gage . Phask Get fer oe ue, St. Louis County, atin that ‘no © “a , ; ‘t pocket and ‘OME. ‘hy 86 new ide; b lnemme Phan tod for Na- , » . - « lrne@era is { }] lad | iif i j - . a ‘ : bbe or ‘oul me P amMer. Forse identified him | *!&&ate is s0 ce vs j : =. LY jt { ' Lid . . at a. | . iT pears: d ,‘@#ars ago and has ct! : | being T/ Peer si fomance bil yf , Tre ia VCal bai vCricn | | | Peo ~ 7 . He ve Bureau for about a eine S -_ — oo oo ‘ ih ail so Bip alt 3 1 evervwhet ' e Pubksghed monthly et Washington by the er ) ri CEntral 6200 1007 Olive Street never f rhe Nol att - how se. ‘ e ‘ _ resides eM; Band Palm Sharp Major, ar ahidilis ia ’ vat Mt OG : Chamber of Commerce of the United States larre- ros = s: lo’ p I A N O p H O N O G R A Pp H R A D Tet: u : 1 ) rrite for JvIa it Phil ’ , ~ sh 2 ~ ~ VW; ts . © s } “Y . at i | re¢ (4 Ci agent < , IipS gave his 5s j selection trom Handel is aa tes naking a sf} ne , eo and dor rhe an . th PS g is address a cond | : a" teen ny ie Rosebud avenue, St. Louts,| Music and his own “shepnheras Wirte him today il you want tO make [| PS Ok Y ff es Mouday res and ‘County Derry.” moncy SR SB 25S ES UR OS SE ne et th : en ey Sena ee wrong notes and has a ae ee a ee a a Bene 3 ore <i es a Lei " . 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_ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH AUCTIONEERS oT CUNDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY tl PAGE ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH - AU ———“‘ x 4 pod i “ee eng © it . dn) eet +> ay ys BT 5 MCS AO Pte z be te é —— ” —- v Sey eg 73 Stk eee gee Ay oy ea bas geelhin ci al i dasa ie a a ue 4 2b a eleieitints Yrow he : , acti wy s : ~ *~ ~ peter bh tapes . » — “ot od " . i "a ‘ “ « 6 ey AO tee : st a . ; he : ok VE) ¥ * ana ee eae hea tyigg ison. eee ee le tert Sarl ie 3 Ptiadt aes: Sed ot” Nag Tee Ma ae aie af’ ea 2 Sine ie . a e% > 9 = 7 ‘6 RRR Pigg OMB AES Fee gas BI nN Se BP tay esihe 5&0 o ct & ? 4 yr * eae in Seeded. ieee acted ed * Picts ce ihe OP kh eet ag > See NG Vig siren . te ~» 2 y Ne binge y eS partion . + 2 . Ae fie ay: hohe Pa ¢. “ty ¢ . ie wigs, 4 : + a ¢ ° pha wa A seer aaah ~ he 4 te® a , ef pe 3? “gdh pe fg ee AR Be Lit ee BS . : a " 2 ER gee Wh tetra 7 FP Be a ne eee wes APU Ry oats ahead RUS AMAR Aig" Kin tend Oh. Wes, Sa aK WAGE f368 ee gi ae ae site ete : Daa esiabapsitee 800.95. a. Be So4 a ay tt gia Py - aN oe REA erry ey ee ee See eee ee Ain? newiieeent MIE BB VOTE TOMORRO UN SUSTAININ FARM BILL VETO Author Fails in Effort to Force Roll Cal! on Mc- Nary-Haugen Measure in Senate. ere een PRESIDENT SURE TO BE SUSTAINED Attempts in House to Offer Substitutes Blocked and Next Congress Is Counted On to Pass Act. + oe C Iowa legislators start Lowden Boom on Strength of Veto. HES VMVOOINES fa le! i) : to become a candid Mm signed , — . | Ho petition bers of the lowa to Mr tLowde! word ad (“Oo Nary-Haug Mr Lowa Marcos he was ahout ride, decline he ha j dent lesert 3 thetic wt The toverno: whether he es cows i 7000 PHONES IN HILAND EXCHANGE ON DIAL CALLS Midnight Switch Now Louis 30.000 In-strumeni-~ Em- piovine Now thea " ? tA far (sive “tf. “= tester night ind ast Hi! W ith ya non -¢ } *® mF ; 74 : ei(ept ones an . Fe. > » so xt a a . V3 ; enh i ies ' A blind tunity to Hi is G. ‘ : , wood Gemar Fi: street — Folws sured him though The 420 The kind te be through the dia! ly the subscriber dri im the slot to hear th Yeice; now he pays a Out getting ihe voice. Se" the atmber turmed when Up. new lland coin telephones, OPe rat ex system. the wsonsscndting. a rennet w ictie naan ee WOT aL PRA FSA LEE ey a, y > ae . ~ o | SG ameentaeed Saeeaeee PREDERICR L. WHAM. WHAM APPOINTED T0 FEDERAL BENCH gy ATCLAYTON TOMORROW sisth Hanging in Clayton ; —_ > Deas mt served “Manel: vughter r re rm. LaGrange. Ti! sunday Mov ro succes excuiss HEGRO TO BEHANGED ST DU ARTIST WINS INCE SUFFERED D BROKEN S000 PRIZE IN TEXAS NECK, MAN SINGING CANARIES Fieal Guaranteed $4 95 Better be safe than sorry Full-size Brass Stand tound oe Dome ¢ fancier Flood Bill Defeated ate” axe 50.000 Ag vy Prous A8Sx™ : doilar Ww “ASHI N many We ~. sind“ ~ ry mw. f pen i TW Neen NATIONAL PET SHOP Aseociated Press. WASHINGT S ~ Feb oo“ i ~a- + he 26.—Pub- affairs got red gri.l- newspaper r FP an as * is ustomary good-natu ek oe VW hington is © Mes sibbd » did > ™? ae tonight's > - - +s ‘orrespondents at winter ENDS LIFE IN ROOMING HOUSE _ Ave biON btERS AUCTIONFEF Re a ee 1329 WASHINGTON AV. A high-grade stock or men’s. ludies’ and children’s furnishings, img, yard goods, et« (Onsisting of 6000 + ards of staple yard geeds. such as ginghams. percaies. dress goods. suitings. flanneis. ete. 100 pairs of men’s dress and work pants: 200 dozen men’s, ladiex' and misses’ anion and two-piece under- “wear: "00 pairs boys’ ltongies: 500 dozen men's. ladies and children’s hosiery; LOG dozen men's dress and work shirts: 30 dozen men's and boys’ overalis and juckets including Headlight. Pyramid brands Also a large assortment of - mB OES GRO SE SS MO RE SE ER EA notions, hiankets. sheets. oltlicioth. window shades. hundkerchiefs, belts. garters, AUCTION! AUCTION! : | s dolls and tors, toilet articles and all other merchandise carried in.a high-grade $ drv goods, cimh- ME WILE SFLL AT PUBLIC ATCTION dry goods store Thi! s mere ayer is se ara and seasonable, and it will be ; THURSDAY, MARCH 3rd, 10:30 A. M. STOCK OF WM. DICKENSON, 5503 HELEN AV. MOVED FOR CONVENIE NE ; aerR WAREHOCSE - te yOur advantage a Ms CASH . WASHINGTON AUCTION co. (Eotral 704.5. ‘y Washington AY. (,ORTHIN Anect as ee neer PACK $ WE BLY DRY GOODS. CLOTHING. MA STORES. cfTy TRY ES SES. SE RE, AS EK sash wR ae SOE NE SE ee OF 2 “LOM, we gat Tia t oy me the undersigned ai a 4 . , . . a ~ ms . 4 ‘ , . P = 4 ae ili 4 ‘ ‘ | faney ona siating ’ 2 ye ner : , ‘ eeerie taste” a : ues and an open shell Gam HUGO - WEISMANTEL. Trustee, aoe = 914 National Bank of Commerce Bldg Nati = _——. " BEN J. SELKIRK & SONS, Auctioneers ™ TRUSTEE’S AUCTION SALE! SHOES AND FIXTURES 7824 IVORY AV. TUESDAY, MARCH ist 6 ra “7 10:30 ertain Chee rug@t executed by. t oe e R etit of a. b i ed Trustee ring moe ae 7 A Doart 0 pairs Ma ules M iss “a en's High Shoes. Rwy rs Teri: - ; 2 t : ‘ +} . vy - -~ - 4 : ‘= ? : 4 bs : - > . ’ ’ ' we — > * on ’ : ist quadliy ie nN uve _— n . s a 2 z , oa i } ¢ - “BEN PHILIPSON, ‘Receiver 517 Title Guaranty Bidg. BEN J. SELKIRK & SONS, Auctioneers 713'2 Chestnut St. TRUSTEE’S BANKRUPTCY AUCTION SALE GROCERIES & FIXTURES 4822 SPALDING AVENUE THURSDAY, MARCH 3D. “za heretofore made br the Referees @, , or sale for the® (xe ape. Wrappers ana Var! is : oer * rade 3 RMS CASH HALE, Trustee, (Commerce Bidg. ne TRUSTEE’S AUCTION SALE! STEINMEYER WASHING MACHINE co. 1104 PINE STREET THURSDAY, MARCH 3d 12:00) Pri cauiek wy tain cone. ae Tinetee torial Sane a “Chairs Motors, £ 4 to be fo “ond 3 ry ORVILLE LIVINGSTON, Trustes BEN J. SELKIRK & 510 LOCUST STREET AUCTIONEERS. TRUSTEE’S BANKRUPTCY AUCTION PARADISE CAFE COMPANY ink rupt 5935 EASTON AV. MARCH 3d ‘PATL “te National Bank of tained « orpect 2:30 P. the Referee @ for sale for the i rr : : out Ta tble« | : - = an eT Li ‘um often PAUL L. HALE. "Trustees. Bank of f Counhest BEN J. SELKIRK & SONS, Auctioneers BANKRUPTCY AUCTIO Dry Goods, Ciothing, Ready-to-W JACOB BOCKLA, Bankrupt 1324 S. BROADWAY FRIDAY, MARCH 4th i 0:30 Al ‘— a 4 to a clean &e - weal. unters f Bankrupt THURSDAY, ~~ ifr = + 4 ~ 4 jtabie TERWS € AS Joseph M. Reardon, Trustee, 895 Arcade BEN J. SELKIRK & SONS, Auct AUCTION SALE! GENERAL MERCHANDISE 3012-14-16 CHOUTEAU AV. TUESDAY, MARCH ist ST. ‘Louis AUCTION CO. fhentene HOUSEHOLD GOODS AT AUCTION EVERY WEDNESDAY AT 10:30 A. @. 3012-14-16 ee ee ee R. U. LEONORI AUCTION @ AUCTIONEERS AND APPRAISERS Laces Avenue T- ephene ATCTION SALE FVERY FRIDAY 10:00 re GOODs AT PRIVATE SALE DAILY 31-07 $2.00 See This Bargain a Week ’ The POST-DISPATCH Regularty prints MORE ADs than ALL the other st. Louis sew~papers co TSUBPENA saemii ea eghd indus- Cole eee mies a oe! . ~ : - * es . wialf Correspondent of the pPost- Dispatk h. = ™~ ' iy ; ra . Suv penunas rumors of wit’ tha — ae ry ed g ? tha INSULL CONTEMPT CITATION. WILL BE MADE TOMORROW fentinued from Pace Our. was my money + time and Lo-wer. “ ’ - 4%; sf s Diary Them time ~ te read- asked him the other ; consuita- Yr. oe of been given . side, Insull hin “Ss ou {tc eaning for- re fuse," to question the with<+-~ sow the $237. 006 wu- . "Tou d not personaly foltow | any 0 so you don't how know'edge hoe R was eed asked ; ether ! actualy or co.” Ineuli be 1.0 | oF * D+ r a«) that vou namely to be ourposes 7" *] : iy to Mr Sehuyter and tiers femtit' 3 that) ney to other pr rsons. to the ea! issue.” gjec to give some these per- ha+ ween. agvertain you still knew 's Dersuns = rita ieee tned of committee then: to -t Lio “TO Insull. an-! “I Must Refuse.” Says refure,”” Ineul Mere) sis Pex : . , me Pa - the parenti re- from a Chi- _an account| before the | Peopie'’s Gas. one of his) nierests. from his “tid you wr. ~~ © | o dayva after ‘il the com- know about Ff meeting of ielfvered an ad- sstom.” ins £ interests vou, Til & from * & eta’ement ‘es re “4a i, a - Reed ; : for had been) scuasion and: wanted to. you @ h&~ “at ng from the! 4. “Did yout® not be Sut; pa rt oft the $40,000— 7 ndin fae- ‘nae Denies He irs? expr luring the: ‘seed surprise euch a state- tir Cushed. any sucht ?. ime Saki It ' ; Siig h ela bliished.” Juest'on Was De Ha bivy «2 * 40,000; Smalls | ; one ‘angibie | :ithwieeh He ited oyt that Uae ‘Gteg to all the Ulineis facn | Scepting that ef Small hee { pocket

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__AUCTIONERRS + ay Oe ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH. SUNDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY £7. 1927 mise, DLS POST- DISPATCH ___. WATCH TAKEN IN ROBBERY ere OSES | 123.153: ae rae eA ee amt Song sno 8 YEARS AGO RECOVERED LIQUOR PROSECUTOR 7 THE BUT SPEEDS AWAY TOMO SHOW ESA Marriage Licenses oe ote > AN Plies Found > ‘ . i D APPRAISERS h KP a ested Atte; a — — —— ; naira in Closing Program Last Night At- Births Recorded oon INVESTMEN r dup Friday. . we Ps 2 TS watch which a jewelry sales- Diploma MUll Inquiry, Suffers tracted 18,565 Visitors; Event. . . » CHESTNUT STREET Man, now dead, fos tn a hold, Fractured Skull. Grows to Huge Properuons, Burial Permits "6 ARFIELD 1s94 — eight years ago. whe found wold h. indniahaiaaigned A red Stutz touring car, with The twentieth annual automo! snes _ AUCTION SALE! " cor ot Associated Indus- en en OL % os lige police ~ron Kkearherc af 1] w¢eitire missing, a ak of yellow ow Closed last nicht Th z MARRIAGE LICENSES. ce Oe Captured On @ Natural Bridge street ~- ~ . rey ae maint on the righ ide and a brok- tendance, 123.153 during ¢ apne Runert D iid alg > otlede S AND FIXTURES eieS Also UA sine v: oe Car near Kingshighway Tridw Als: charged ith Tran ue Se si EET ERIN ER see nee CS i ee ae ae ae ‘41a3 —s ELEVENTH ST. dount; Grand JUTY. meat, a mix minutes after he had aa ace ck nh _ 7 n hich : 1ck . , — : — | $ Of an) : u 3 pe ae | TY 28th 2: 00 P. Z 1¢€ up Matthew Doss in the r: { : | a ‘Or alte] 4 man ¢ “benefit > swe tal raft i catiasibeme oY the gto , we ee San nw Post- Dispate h. ull ca F | - ait : I Tr stee. hy ony ,ETBIN Bidg. National Bank ‘of K & SONS, Auctioneer of rul : : : [a served t . : , : ; : , ‘ cee ard SW et .¢ i meicig -4 4 : : j - ’ . 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Ysa “is i ‘pratt? ie cethcerlee ta yy te! ent ACHINERY : CONTEMPT Piowite * oie ii ate % st +6 ‘ . . - seit i> tj ‘? ean ii ’ a i ‘ I : f ‘ ry heg i} re ; ‘ 5 oS : : ‘ ij 2” ee . w F j ; . i= : ° . * sa ie . * nn * ~ + - . . * : ‘ s ~~" / ; * : = rowers — . P ‘ti ui a! Gilii'\s ~~ ‘ 5 : : ° J & 4 { = } L ¢ i Et ces ‘ ive : ' | Vf . ; - ! j Re ff poss - a ‘- ’ = " horrg y+ ft : : ; ‘ , 77: a yr | “ ‘ - star > ; s+ rm 4 ‘ 3 ae i ; amen . capetemnae = ; é r tT } : i} mw) i : " ii ‘ i o. “ bare el sa ead tint ee I Cy wel tive» We Ce te eT RR AAS See SoS Ma el 2 en * a : WE Eee ORR Ane ngs Bhs re ongeeaipg fetes ye 1) Mote oh my? owe + oe . Se SUNSET FIQST | pe teak coms eit : | | | ~The Park of Memories” Rp Oe mmeounse! udvised him 28 to the [orm Or eno | i | = ——_ ¥ | se a ner Perpetual Charter -Perpetua! Care he unm it ig ong : és zs ; os owever. i} ; 7. in i | = ie de 705%. Riverside 2470 (OO) | Pr det g he nurena y* 3 7 re rer uired from ; m Je aey © me _ 7 | +? i o | ~ ° : ¢> >? - iis. " ’ = 4 , rehas cers aepiringe pu ~ etal i i : r : : . J ; " s i - ¢ . ‘ . ; m), . . ¥ -* . 7 ; ’ ae 2) ; ’ ’ . " - . ; , » ‘ + ” ta ve pee , . ‘ § eA Tw or ' . ‘ ‘+ . ; e . ae -* . e ’ tle trate is $-s ‘ , . " . _ s . * - : 2 ‘ " oe * . pat : a¢ ™ > a ~ re é . 4 4 | ; + LIPSON, Receiver fee dig not personaly foltow, itrant witnesses for contempt Hi te peered Tomorrow: G ty Bid sof this money. eo vou don't aid it had not been decided wheth : e uaran =. ; es : Go * ie Serna i ° asked tc painces¥eesieie nee ae wreden: “2 Ur Barciay. be- iw Dert deats inpuli | ~ = Shem, ee aha ween Rema ' e .Waeroner chapel. : live st Services at St. Peter’e Epie- INKRUPTCY AUCTION SALE PD! * trict ‘Attorne Vv Lf District } yt white eet. Sprit g aven ue and Lindell RiES & FIXTURES "Ml that you know 's that vou ‘@!UmDia for c da " ben aap gga As 1 | $ ', ie rd unday, - Feb isaeat re tere ALDING AVENUE mit to certain persuns name; fore the {istrict Supre: ~ourt ] wre - «| e Mes lef Ptontalae — or I Mt atrney Mr Schuyler, to be BORAH WANTS NO ‘ 7 rb. 26. at 5:05 p.m. Ralph, Deaemes ‘ Prete Fak acti eo oy pi as as . wloved son of t and Edna Barlow (nee : — . ' . “} aia fs an le " ¢% : Lif _ , ; P 7 }?! Ses . i aor ery bs) ru) herby. we will offer for sale for tt le a ea WAR FOR DOHENY’S | ter). of Columbia, TM. “Bongos eee. FUcluding f . MEPeified and oflers testific3 th at BENEFIT, HE SAYS a re opportunity you Have been With the tremendous revival of inter- KE AMESDOF KE ERE ere) ime = a ——— i al for. Full-size upright Pianos est all over the country in eng oe Ba 193: 3 band « . ; i your own know'edge how ne ‘e or miner , : RK & SONS, Auctioneers was expented”’ ee sisted me a Cirert eenter meee mel T f wad taal be ie Emily B. Barclay “Father TY ona Tn cue, actualy Hor whethe - Pac sould be fo: | | N of Robert Hi id n Shepafd Gi and 7 “poe land Barclay } 3821 * it spent. fee we . Pres Ie sapere pent tytn ny geo my et SCaRSMBESS BEN. J. SELKIRK & ee ne erreons tr di k jeli ed-«n excel P; the Player- Frank Beameesdoerfer be aN SELK : ue,’ Continued from Page One. lea oS makes ceilver nN . ian Pa ry ee meade one fl pal | ano it will be interesting to note the ne et? oleae ae ee Auctioneers om! ‘ 0 " ) | fe : 3 : - “ ioiniaemaia oh er ; : . eye dec ine. : ive res} - 1 ila ci 1G nN ; I ii condition cmir oughou ae only a E } d marked ther friend e 45 . J of XC 1ange reduction at which such fa- ine! from the Lesdne haga 2229 fe-5 indar "S AUCTION. SALE! eines ‘y See | iia ben 'thears “le sathine to arbitrate. small f: action of their sniehgetelel prices. mous makes as Steinway, Weber i oe ‘s Cometery : , 7: - a r NsiV ‘ s . , Be, ; Zi ci The shi owing is a comprehensive one a Steck, Sivond. Acclien ond. othe: m. to. W}” and “Myerstown papage DC MPSSGREE @0) Mla bs the committce has been! In short, the administration ha . ') = +) eitin? ee nd shi In G at n : —D) (e7) PINE STREET Buble to call them to asvertain taken the positio a e- ale and should be inspected at once. The equally renowned Players are being ‘ ; , , petiaieal > Mae, , prices will eriect a prompt clear ance. 6 ff a 9 ‘ th. ay I WAN— Dey varied thie iife Friday, H 3d 12:00 NOO! oo ae ee ee hen geile amie as senian: dail ali offere nm most instances these are Fe) ie } a m. Mabel Bes si Deed And on that position?” and the Standard inj#rests wid Be SNe OF Lee eT oft es by tl — sp! — at less than half the form ler prices. eit: le ggg aris hier re Se Se to th EE Weta for ‘the ‘benef Tes.” replied ¢! hice ‘2 pi- e granted in ful Phere is not Ea. opportunit _ atforcs. With each a bench, 1s rolls newest the tate Troman Pa oe wena ! ++ inc et : : ‘ e o ing. : fi li “ ne : im. ver -of a ' % la P ; ‘ 4 he i + ert J : + . : + if , ¢% P acn in trument oe ae | ay c music and our Zuar antee of complet a oi ; ot “ as ~ hi dogg os hi “ wiag ‘ a ” ' Be f iTS s it ett a, set Ag Meadibstice i oe Dh apap ~ Rg A ogy on gn oer nae eked dee ay met astighvnenphe welcomes cade: Aree an en ar oe ae girs ete DN pitt Nope owe at nye a ees ee eee 2 are S : 7" De Bn om Chairs Typewrit teih.@3 ts . ' a "* . -_ . ii sail 2 oe "$ 4 gov) - repfesented. atistaction. es plain tnodern P , aaa 4 ae ry per ae he Saeed in 8 sta mend you don't know how they, ate, the administration would 4! A small down payment GR NDS p stvles predominate. = Anan wat the mi * Ree@ continued, ready have taken drastil tio { \ ry i A small dawn payment vary Cemeter N, Trustee BEN J. SELKIRK &€ ee a we van Balance awain } 11S no se ains? ‘ Wexical verniy¢ Giadice ~ VU I; aaow Oviitil , AUCTIONEERS. hy - P é oo | :. ins Li} 3 7 le etl Balance 37 " Pe) . “J Loa zs . to” eb. KRUPTCY AUCTION SALE! mG directs you anewer. hrough the summer that the Bo- we as low as Monthly and Thomas V. Brown and -the late SE CAFE COMPANY | Must Refuse.” Says Insull. rah resolution ¥ : ra fted — : ; | i _¥ ' a é aT ngt 5) ; Mo.. Suntey. Rankrupt Oe i. oer : Re public an } rrecedents. = — ~ into reat os pide ‘ Must retlur¢ nsu, an- . ntiere into . EASTON Av. ee tee orto camara Al PHONOGRAPHS (| 0n> e'ilvis CH 3d Reed was about to excuge the PO'CY Uave ange ee And Other Reproducirfg Pianos Anna Bruemmer (nee Honerkamp i % pe m3 ' P ee fs re bi B Rinegs whe te . iene the re je f Try 1L les =) Tt) i i } si . | ; : 7? : } é ae ba ti ail a . i es Se eee SOF Saye for em mbered a ts Pes gore , | ject through the recess would b AS . Unprecedented values in instruments of leading makes taken in o Ns g 4 ee ee. oad oe Perea eee, Cash Resice nae Peper, which gave an account | UNPrecedented ee en LOU exchange for period Grands and DuotArt Reproducing Pianos. | Low therio lew srandisther end ie 9 he ERIE aes 7 ti a te A a? j . a 7 3 4 s ot J . Shes BEV vt, hg = ory 7 aie “t>)2 4 wn ‘ we 6 “ - A iat ‘ca . y "i ‘ . - sata er Be by the re Oey ou pA La % ne gd ae a th, 4 eh > Drgrdaet # a ee Sringtd MAS 2'S ee tl ee . o £ J “cag i x >, i ji 3 ¥ » 7 c “ Yi » a ~~ 5 a Donat ee ~ Gs ae oe Be m” Vebne a NA cli “ ; eps i wel dite vee vs i i me tg hemse!] i provided two as } le i Vv at is awaited with keen intere ’ ustee, Bank: of Commerce Bid ikholcers he People’s cans themselves had provided tx This sale is an event, one tha ait : terest by IRK & SONS. Auctioneers ht and Electric , one of his; ©2@ct precea ea og . : : sapirwiates of Saint Louisans because Oi the great oppor tunities | ’ Bg Br Pedic utilities interests . | le one and teenie sock fomou it offers to secure a Steinway, Weber, Steck, Chickering, Knabe ——s ssa go ewes Co- Cemele Decegerd wae 8 i ie aa ar OURS m- 8O87. rb-committee thie aes “4 ou ; ue eps : mbDlas, a are here. riced re- bj nee , — aa i Bing the ippin rom hi RE ARES PRET te e ; > } 1 4, " CY AUCTION SALE: Mat pocket aan a “Did voy | Foreign Relatio: Committe: : Ys a ee Beer gon sgl or other fine standard make aa — player, ee sed Sabato m... | gardiess of value. There are consoles c¥—Departed t a. Saturday. lothing Ready-to-We: Mer an addres: nake a sta headed by the thgs Senator . PPLE BR HARI. | oe plano at a tremendous saving nis yea rivals any previous and cabinets, all guaranteed in perfect ag _" “jg B. (onl. ’ . Fall, v mpowered ¢ pie pspulyr er one not only in the character and q eeanty of instruments avail- condition—most of them practically = U ne stockholders died On ony 7 Fe They are priced so ee oe otfered on ' lori — e ng al amMpany on F mas. ai] summ a such sttrac ve terms that anyone ed on able but also in the number of extraordinary values presented. mena ita oe of o>: . (This date : te tire situation t did so, and Fa! ee - pe eae ag . : } } , recorde recoras, 4th 10: 30 A. ther les ie mri = ort ay te nett nis. 10W a beau: iutiful Grand Piano. The In every instance prices a been ota low that a gen- every home should possess a Phono. ony t oo ‘had refused fell the com- ne a} , . that they have come from Saint uine and worth-while savi! ng can be effected. And while there | graph. Here is your opportunity to se- b> feree : ee a!) r 7 - know about ry: (Re i AIC i 3) } tii; bA k : . + _ of . if on « 9 approval t wished to kt ui aa Sas ow. » finest homes. 1s OF iteelt @ guar- is a splendid assortment of instruments from which to choose, | cure one at a startlingly low price. t] ly. A small down | A small down payment ) 0 a al Contributions. its (reaiment Oi sisbericean sa - of their s plend: d quality Likew resided at the meeting of erators. we urge you to make your selection prompt tare rat : '— cde : er ; : i 4 S mall down payinent lL, b . delivered an ad- r} : i? JOIN rigt fi io . payment is al] that is required, balance of pur cnase price may Se in th 7 ustom, Ins@!i inal conspiracy =~, Monte 5s” > 1 ntly. Balance iil eed. « “If this interests vou, Ts!) oheny ? " tified that vas th Balanc® $ 1 QO Vonthl, ; distributed — i ; | as low as $4 Monthly a | An Early Visit Means the Widest Choice ; cae tae os ee oe ee ~ > = * wee 7 7 - ioe « — bs Ae Bron Srey &. - : a Li i i ae he . aia : ‘ . ’ FT . , of aneen, -e Lea - cake i a Wy 1] q t mon t7 nA onn to axo on old at you ee ee a of new late popular dance re Steinway Duo Art $1275 Marshall & Wendell Ampico. . $435 P f & 95 rights as an d OY tne au" eT Or a, ™ . } ~e* t ~. On CT) cial sale +] ; TY) 1} eT 68s eI C a es Hees and Sant ons, go on special : Chilton Grand Reproduc ! Y Leven & Siecle, Se Alte Sazovhene. Ra aly | of weet 2 pose : Monday magrning. All in per- Stroud Duo-Art , 525 “4 toss = a i a a strator 79 ally what =e Se ot Re fect playimg condition. These , Weber Duo-Art 1075 gs o Chilton Grand Reproducer... 695 — ’ pl ea LO ak ae are offered at from “apparentiv reading from the o! ne © a TAC > oe ies Many Others to Choose From System ~++ §§ : ies by American marine , i] 5c and up Leedy Bass Drum, 14x28 in. sele » Knake Ampico, mahogany. . B95 Couturier Trumpet 30 a , YY ts Dupre Clarinet—Boehm MRE Reed continued, “Did you . ' 1 NOVEeITies, G oem » be to'd |: : ‘ions cares Sapa * anette oer ian Maat rel now to P \ " 4 ; “ ‘ ' ; e AUCTION CO. oe tat the $40,000—/ do in Nicaragua and Mexico. In this sale will be found Pianos of such>makes as: Steinway, Weber, Steck, Chickering, , Victor all © the Smal!l-Lundin fac- ‘he usually COM Posed — i = 3 : ro : oe . vee : . “Tee DLD GOODS AT AUCTION re was bitter today over the admin. Knabe. Marshall & Wendell, Stuyvesant, Krakauer, J. & C. Fischer, All at Remarkably LO® Prices EDNESDAY AT 10:30°A. M. Denies He Said It roo ery pean eae roctanes. 1 ; ‘ROWLEY in, ‘Sea ee eer ; proposal ee ; oe tr the c ime during the “What earthly objection 1s ta OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL 9 OCL OC kK | Cua expressed surprise jis having this committee 11 ‘S- , , 4 Serer mad: such a state- sion here duri the mmer un- the U —" aver saw any such doing somethi which wilj) not CROWLE?) IT er, 9s ae. kh ‘. : “7 wean? x 7 fr, vw RS AND APPRAISERS ae | PU>lishe ar scrutiny _— : Te ephone se f{fereos : , Uestigor Tas probadly u if } n ight no ames — Make Y our ‘ iG. LE EVERY FRIDAY 10:00 A. M. Rto th. irk. There has resolution ts jockeyed to death the Easy Weekly or Selection Early | Funes AT PRIVATE SALE DAILY — -eort current in sa ie country will not us ed Monthiy Payments CO ANY of MAIS OURI ! p ATCH Regularly prints MORE WANT n wt to find tangible of heny and Simeiain 2 10 O4 OL I VE s I REE I INED. EIS IED Ey ars Fite ttt Mika IT ages “opt sti po Ya he gana 2 x saab AAC eg 80 a. ie Tribute ther St. Louis newspapers COMB rid . ‘ . 3 a in . >; . ~ / } . i. f ae . 4 mete fac Exclusive Representative for the Steinway) Piano and the Duo-An Reproducing Piano ents venue lilinois fac- Charch. iste Sima!) and

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¥ (ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH|/4\] DA\V/J chi rq ELIS SLILN OTL oo ” rs — ge 4 ee ver” ee by . PIT7ZGERALD ~ oe enh ae i + Ds Ue ew ; getre, Newherry an : finder pleese call LAced STT FFS—Lost bos. from reward. MaAin 5155. ME ARD OF THANKS Sister Jensen. _ ik on teva” Selaae Fond av | burs nig ha Cc : ) EPTION Rf So amec Five f ae 1h GLASSES—Lost pinchers: . ih ; 3 ‘Al ; it acia i TRE Fg” pease _—— : frames: ociecon lenses; rewanl ining boy's © a liberal reward, Cale it DRKRWI TH : " . ‘ortoise shell B® Vellstiun oar oF pe "2 ut cad ug ha lea Sa leather, pum OGeEwW, ys « cross With DSR. . 1 ae alcening Wendling of back; } on container. mo RPET CLEAN’G-—-UPH'LS'G : IN MEMORIAM on 1 . . i, - — -. ential i —j set ‘ hr “SD ANY a : / las afterncen, ' te fi a , ? Mera rn is i—] 11 ip bettie: : y ‘ s . ‘xs e I + ’ ’ . ’ che " ; ,7 . he ’ ity re wart. DOLL HOSPITALS . ¥ ret rep f tgochan ‘ ot eI vergide ? 5° _ . ¥ ~ narked \o Call Forest neeceettvcnccty villa MELECTRIC WIRING, ETC. a —s 5 ' PosTtir THWAITE KREINER abe Shahan hrc gins Suter gees ah ee cet . hen Megat SB a) es oe’ » 4 bh). our dene fathes thie hrether in-law and tr I Mewiay att pe trom Way | patch —offte } : 1? i} ; Pin tered be | bvuehard af Mare Beh aefs iz 1 ‘ A fearthiiog ‘elpeet, tn uf Jeet ‘ | Evaneehea) Latheran Chutch. thener | help you rey } won 4 ie pe eter ; ot? ol wae Fy . , tember Savt ia Recred mt iver " va Braney No. 7: aiso athepan Aid Aweeria i Ip s On Nee fe7) ‘ * Y bl ; niered inte reet on Frida, for Hse tty . ( all | thon 130 wn, ms Banta ngs it ae ae ete ne SOS BE ERE RES opnnate rence nes ik erreent Jn | ae ote % ah 7). ’ & a RT 0; Betas Scheels Behultvarivry), 0 AAY I Waite : . a TTT Panera’ Moods Pee freer He, ‘ bras ic Pecerre | nA . ayn eri & wt. : ; rer sixtyveighth year. aS at 2 ff, Mia i tetera ye eeds | Lometery. te) | Michigan « §encne Iedorved mother of J ii rite our déar eiele: and Afthur Beherl® and + te-iaw, mother-in-law Serandmiether «nil aus. at tht ace of *@% teare po Misictay rm fie ae") tases Fou, 2A, at 1 . Hrs, anel 2 ee street. to Old SL. Mareus Come N (e7) MAIN bLil 4 mf " REACTIFU! MPERAMIPX RIVER Lots —) minttes drive from St Lonis over Perry rend: meat Picturesque «pet Merame: reach iet 456:1140 rar term. Phone LAciede 4515 7 +;. i4 =i ap GAS PIPE CLEANERS on * Hiuisey. 23> Me PES «temned stovee Got vork gsuseremiced mee 341% . oe J —o Themas. 2 fearsoc ¢ - 063)

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er Loris 7 a =™-250 BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL ANNOUNCEMENTS in these columns today. ___posr-pispaTCH, re ne — EANERS STOVES, DANCING s ; i - Wo! guaranteed AN XY” old ' —— ol So a 3% i * ¢ private essen J ur, , O me - G&G, on . ; “ee P ~ar , ; 2, pas ~ : " = aa sss ma : | . ‘ é . Sen egiate a} mee: ements sart ? a ; : .* i : : wie 9 JA. 5 . " So re! Woma:. wiina. —_ wee . , Pt | CsA ae © dal th muats POUT: 3 r 6p. m.. PRospect ; Ww isl Doe r 3 | “9 oy , | erie , or coupe LAUNDRY AND CURTAIN setae oms and bath. S110: 4 Lawler, 5026 Iselmar, FOrest 6780. CLEANING HI 3363 : eee Soa STAGE DANCING ances iu Vs, a NRE ~~ ITUA ; —o nen TIONS—MEN, BOYS SITUATIONS—MEN, BOYS | SITUATIONS—MEN, BOYS SITUATIONS— WOMEN, GIR ™ : ¥% : 2 » a : —— . ’ —_ LAY. @2i+4 PIPES WT : i r, we e | ’ ” SRgOy pect A. BOS. ARE RARER RARRE St Py A WAU OTE ARR Rag phe 4 45a iptg CLUB MEMBERSHips ee ae. | ee Ine arena al ee oe ae DETECTIVES i: of indiro: iers§3 «6 fire FICER- W) 5 109 N 12th MAIin 2034 ic8 Brauer Supply Co. — ar “HARG! E. SECRE SERVICE. USINESS CARDS MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES “=====— |teating. Ckntral 4077, Nights and Sun: ough knowlege of office eysiem. Krippen: |) .Rpy MAN -—Silp “king SALES MANAG ae years’ : i RO capa USINE Rirceenee Gee vasciay $0’ sea, WALL PAPER CiCAN’G, ETC. :: teceome ned porics oe : ) | “es! : nce a Sh | oe oo 4 : _ 4 2 “ ‘ J | a >! Be. i gu rear) te 7 = bs Ga, =LAY'G & TUCKPOINT’G = " b+ - _ | > «A : Gai Jobb La" LOST and FOUND fEz s ' 7 : rly had own 5 05907 VLaDad 3 — ‘ i~.) -_ -" u . tATT s Ver 2 ivy rot gs | Box (chQ) Ee, A INSTRUCTIO € t mn Cai Mre Tuesday. FOr undies of ole Hays experienced. 1Z2 sPENTERS & BUILDERS “pap dea. COlax 84385. = | site Taute 10 more-moncy and more of the | BAKER ne weed, MAN-—Sit.. n te work of am a cxONDEE ss Sey > - , ™ ’ ain | oP pga. r ee POn 19343. i this for you. Decide iniages iD ea an : MAN---S red; work of a ence. 2 3 istant mianas: : Gern jady wants ‘S. ". ! 7 | aed «Ae : song ale ene | 4x ti "Ft " ) ) 2806. waening to i perienced , reer) 2] 7 ; ady wante reside 2827J, Puesgay TUTAL day the iF » * @s71iVv | experienced ; y ref AY experi O41 : “, 4 — ; > : ' i : ' . ‘ - 4 ; ‘ + 4 a4 } ‘ i : ‘ » . fe ; Mre. L 2. \"4 . ‘rhe " ue? . v » housewoOraek and | tan AxKW colered: refer- ba i stale 2 age » eppaet or nurse’ refereice. pits ion. sano) PLUMBERS ' g Pat negra Dai xO “apport ree ee , rR 5 .s see 43 cond z . i dishbweusthing. Jit- | : R ' : | work two ball 7009 ; s niaht duty. Uiagp etm. 6 at te 4 ERY ‘ vive Horie gEr: etal i can HR eS i a nae } RANG? ye aad +a) Reape Vek 2 ot OSM goot refer- ax 32326. aw phe hey e- et nwenn eye or maid. JEtfersea = apparel * a Lao, Wine tee BTL, whe ein cae bs) ster tadi« ’ ° 2 i- adies’ and children's reasonable. COAfaes - —~ ~P ne iady Gegires eve als wanted caghief- thorougnh'y ccmpe- ; , : : ‘ . ‘ ' . s|-l)liepatven. . q ‘, " » I L.% ; , . : 6 . . : . ’ *Y a . is , } ' i ” anit ~ ; _ ; j , ; : i i i ° ; : * . . Z : . ry rT . ref ned ed ues mn ‘ , sai? : } 8 a . 3 ‘ . a . ‘ . Ay r¢ ort : - : ' . +n nl good etenogr “ S36a] ) 0 ) fHING WM —— r . “an. , al , | | eee, ee ee _ es a gla 4 Oysters tot ib fhe , yeare * age An at (esi Rirersde « ray , sey rien LRr sip rit thie Ta! ; ; ‘ } ' ; (fe . Tr . , . et i : 7 ‘ jRAVPHER — a: . 'y ' a“ : ’ e ' ‘ ; . ' , P ¥ 7 erienced touc e handling alJ vores Boa K. pica i: Se Cg Ah OI GING PPR eT SELL PI oc 3 = e154 Pare Late | : Se, Ps ‘ : , 1 2" , | ; ahes "sar Bur Ure Pern a . ' ‘ i i , + j » # Lita, :* PRINTING AND ADDRESSING patTTORNEYS—COLLECTIONS =e ttre | EE i. : A oe ee ? By en- gs. Box K-07, P : | , Oe : > — ° . , . . ’ ‘ a 8% a , Peer Sen hs a, ; + ’ {4 " ’ ano - t LETTERS take 4 . nd collection of PROFESSIONAL aneet! 3 ag , RL : oni | eCRETAI “t; tharodghly , . any cc A Sg iNOS area tyes Were l? ees: ; ; , a ) “4 J a ‘ " - as ; , 4 . 7 \ 4 . . ‘ , . . 5 Te? P . ’ 4 ; . P 7 : , yu Let a * «t ; ; > . ~ 4] Bi aa I} aoe > hes ’ \ Epeter TO1. ; —¥ 3 : ite { . . ‘ ’ ; =| . \ ’ : a v ; ‘ ‘ ‘ s . cs - ‘ "4 v ¥ 4 @ ‘6) me Gps Ae , ~ AY \ fri mrerg rvyis - ' - ps st. ‘ > se ¥ . ; . ’ : : é ‘ j , 5 7 : 5 ‘“¢ ‘-r t ’ Blac ; ' : ; ' cor s ie wa ve roo! vor ng Be a J ome. ar tai ; ' ! ee em™mall office > ans ai tia a - Pir P80 AEE rs ng > Ae, fepon r6euce ; BE coc arabie Mi Sey lige taggpe ¥, . + ast Sa et De Ak a er oe : = - — STORAGE MOVING, EXPRESS “suits "> ’ wat n son avtite: Sha tS NN the eo Bip SAR Ys le Pe Eh tee = ee IBIS EROS ORR Fe Rie aan Fe . e % . 4 JEtterect .* Ww ST REPROOF STORAGE CO. THCH'.ccrue came sme | EMPLOYMENT = || frosts. yewered o£ 9',, > Tei kepee Ni operand aa Toa ae y | hae s a — ae ¢ . = . . meg > - . , : | a “wooM ' aitrees envelo E701-09 Delmar Bl. , i : asides = 6 \\ A ‘\ | I. 1) aco i, (exper } ; | y . ) tr Ei a. . Pewens bros an Pe Depa. ” GY ¥ . i : neehe Pant is wil] ani o& he 7 ‘ ia . ? : . ’ - ‘ , Ms . ; ; } 4°48 PIPE CLEANERS "FIRE, THEF1 MOTHS. DAM Pe ee os ‘RIZE VERA] , : ae set A mie ine , - e~ te in mae : . oe on , —_ - ™ \ PES (ane stoves connected Wi iat a a ° A eight Rates. , s ' — " 3 , , : ers ' : | | 3 paws Peete hen | (the! " Pork co: arantred } Seeley Lowest P ¢ eon ng F ti rs : . a Liar Moving ~ it qi* s3¢ neuen 4 a” : mot py ‘ Lhe = oul Hivisey, 235 Militery *™ i. $412 Thom J Efferson ue) PHONE FOREST 0922. ’ Cherub eo, 405. Poet DL ispeich. . . * 3 eonpabie. Lindell 3371W tte

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st ND AY. a FEBRLAE a cm, f 8, aeteggey me 350 MEN, WOMEN, BOYS and GIRLS are seeking employment—PUT THEM TO WORK. ____ Freres ’ SMEN—Big profits placing a ee - nan. Ast 10 sales @ails make voR a athe si. Louie, | w- thly: ali merchants buy with 7 jor Mr. e ' |? (oe Tellin Laboraiories. I >. ee ' Pk a hale eo a ; Sat Rw gh nie - sicsiadiaiaat ae LES? : i LESME! N—S150 a week oclaciam ——~ ae ETTER iNI age! with saiqg cuaranteed: a ark: TION ¢ TOTIRSELF 4 ‘ee EX. if OmmMinsiegs — a a rE ae Rr a} ‘inowil‘edge ulnecessary, 30K on CANVASSERS and SOLICITORS (256° Pers NFERENCE. | City. ‘a. _ oe = WT ae mee Pmt ‘ — nm tl “tty aa " and “8 a3 > : nee * Bi s Dai | SALESMAN TRAVELING SALESMAN ue > as a . a . ' , - Fi ' 4 4 that ils spring; ol ‘ (ae ee Tht W. GELAN (REAL TY ©. SMEN pe rl prs oe x ie’ ean" @ee: 4 need riahe COT ES Hitt ey POE occtne ae RRR Mae mS ie” Soon p02 4 PARTNERS WANTED © & Di ~~ ot NSE RAE et te Me, DKWuines ~ 34th * RMresen i Ties log *e9T wt) + repy tate ¥ ersary. oe vancement will ” reeuite, Singer « nell Bite. _ *) a artnet: * 4 A Ai amie. BPN 3 a ppuion Lenmediah Soils 2. athena " male Haney WPS ee: Aguas: 6 y AL. re! jae ‘- ‘Oo qi} ae tsis jntial adiveriis- it ADVERTIN SING (fh) OF MO. 4 hy (.Arfield GOO pale Deke S, ches * Poy,seer ete? 3 > SAR, SR 5 aes aks “ st) feeb ipes f eredit Fe nhings WH rit howe talke he r ‘ nist oe sh ee . i" hivaec, 4 Pt in eal’ WA btity A oan oun. for assistant Be Ors | PG WT RRAKHOc And ani hoctien au = aie on livttte- few far paot tae et! rer. te AND WAITRERRES — Niet reTrTien 1 on 1 ‘e ‘ BOON, Jetferson ‘ : : 7 ta , SS ei AWN Rx periencomd fiw —— lay a p vacious weet Leuniry, 48°) 1 parte 4 Py ; vw: e eg et } ‘ iy MPH i “” ei tion : . 2 oe, maied avd preferably pened sal : Fi -. i phe mm especial practice in aw aX POCHGs ‘ i tiee: @tate salary expected, fox tyre dN sation © Amt and Moe: Beet |i Pie Sore tine excel "1 pate

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ro eee . ni FAD ALAS PR EM ' er TLOTIS 9 233927, =F 500 MEN AND BOYS WANTED—s the position you seek advertised in t hese columns s today? | ae __POST-DISPATCH FEBRUARY 27. MEN, GIRLS | a EN, 1, GIRLS HELP WTD. wTD.—Wwom _FEBR ot algh el ‘' . sf 4 yy} ey "he? | . ¥ . oe tt . 4 ’ HoOPrP OPEFRATOR—Ex, i Jrihi-a—' , . ‘ . . en's pants ‘. Karp sok SMEN2 marriel, who like Bat Wanted, Manufacturers’ Agent #YACTY = ” ! . é : . = , ry , v ae ‘ ‘ ‘ a Pads »" . . ' . “| : > roOaACc ¥ ow f r ~ SALESMEN WANTED : 9 see § -~ . , i? Lia tu dg ee = os a me , Oe Box K-26 —_ represent ou: ished palnt manu- OP Bic “gpa ggq 0 : "es ' pint Pet we Cc Wa! cI NDAY " — - . r*} aier ; ; ‘ 4 . ———— ) iGustria : ~ anon Meow mrad ; re ~ 20 50K ' Sir - nae . ; ) > } “ESMEN ec en, PR at aihing sw | | 0 TO $75 WEEKLY Pactirer of higbest quality pro Siw >. aah chain aman and salary: ¢ HO KEEPER-—R | : OPERA ATO is ; t aS “i : : , ott ae : ‘ ‘ - " : : ‘ A a : , ' + st _& .*® ~Foxt erien ed in on? ' : a , mo = . a : a ‘ y , imp roved ¢ ©Ta@i.8. tii Ve ; . icuULR cra, expe se . sad er nced : ‘ ry tet 2 . , . - : . t oa arid : aes, Aj Bi¥ ; : . “ , : — . nal = oe a _—— of Maver tl Lit aENG is ) £FaTak ; Lat ' : iapera rT thi © fas : o> 4 : t~]3 : ti CSmhi erPER—tv O,U : : er P : er * s 6s E: nee : uu ' “31 y Mie ai See : ! . ry C i ii I J re Rit j 1 saat MISSOURL | ers B-250, Post-lnspa ha waxes toa tHe: | \T eo . . , her wWatlits } LLOTH Wi Vi Vee ~' ase ii enE! | Pee ee Wa as vs zo — OP PEI RA | : HEaic cman with, yee a por: ee. ’D ; E>- wet : T KEE r Experienced on wasn dresses man ta aa wd; family : math ro jd house dresses; steady work. Waterman HWARZ & WILLD. 1508 , ington. dth floor. i¢ | SALESPEOPLE—Satur er- | Call CAbany _6892R.___(c) | Hasan more an PERMANENT WAVEI SALESMEN—FEarn from $100 to $200 +} LOE ir teacher } ut v0 , rq Missourl noon: for mens, leads furnist ned oh RS pee ON, Veg «hoes. college stu not empl ORY I Se Gani s nt a a ~ vy or afternoons - , ~~ « gy ye 8 Foe el eee! XA" joe relat PAr] 55 (c) , Manc! yr NIT K' } 3 - ~ ? | to mase & adults: home nights’ or stay on place’ | HOUSEMAID- White, | exDse sageds J SHTRTMAKERS . 7 oor referen Lf bar. 1 aoe bOtz : sec Raga Oe NET . > -~ af ™ ‘ Pe he " } : e | Cur iB | ex ores cat : , ‘ BA j : : ‘3 A fa ni's staal ' .* FRA a ji Ri ‘ 4 a : , | iT A ‘ " ms = ‘ NX SPECIALTY SALESMAN | wees) CLT “Wrdown oi mingter fh a aaa SHIRT MAKERS- Experi-|" 100 COLORED WOM) king Ni mn mat | ce af eice ex. | | me. Rive O04. ll parts; por ket Steady Work, good pay, pickilg ; its : xperience mecessary. ers and nion Special nut xperience D ; leever. ELDER MFG, CO. ply 2807 Chouteau. ‘th and Lueas and 7600 Mi third shiaker : _— oid ig : ; ke kB 3 rie lige! 11 plat general i » iieahmeniesi i : iJ : ] A ne Ue we eee > >. c) hil ice. Sa.8 “4 $15 pe? eae ? Fost Sa ( SHOE WORKE KS : od a ge by) See? be exper nisin?” , ted One who nas bal 5443 ‘ Broaa ~t ed TT the better c ase of clase proposition that ta e bor 4 oe , : es ry To euch s&s ; « > ecyive o¢ P . , . ¥ “ rid . pyr "1.8 ($27, LOYMEN r BUREAL, > oOo “it WT 7 mM N’Tr"rey> Woman manager co” ¥ ise ef ' sz 4 OPPORTUNITS SALESWOMEN WANTED : ny Wie “4 ' \ ; } feat agen hte yeaa oe i. ) hh Py SR Ne RR x ae hantaeen'nts Sie. GELAN KPEAI me oe A NE SY Nea RS * 1 advertis > ro oF MO firid oor ips Eaten REI Ba TA heer gaicne S é gis Fer os Re rom ah bn 7 > = meat ae SALESMAN . HELP WTD.—WOMEN. GIRLS ALTERATION HELP sang Business. \LTERA | sooty | fun 70 WON se ~ i ROOMS and Ax AGERS WANTED im gowns and costs. One oe Nile. ees Or rome 64D Caroli i. BOARD HOTELS Lorri cet——O een | elekeer tathe: ‘emi ear <r a s Fi ata : at st — Ryueaning PORE ee RED indies Lewet4ed§ anc s reacona?ie, i(@) Prr ANT) -_ i 4 *Lica ge.

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een seeking advertised here today? _ =F-900 ROOMS FOR RFNT, With or Without Board—Is the place you have b ng — = = ' —e pre . ROOMS FOR RENT—West _ i ic PHERSON Gass _/ rn i : aN : ; -eULng ~ _— " ———————— ————————————— : ns = Smo t | OMS FOR RENT—CITY ROOMS FOR RENT—South “2 . or? d ACADEMY 720 A—— hast 20 ern — anne a ; sy te enna aaa ouple _ - J se . ; o iecar sx ~ "HSON. 4153—Laree Rem s FOR RENT—West "re ; i) i] . : cine - " x: ‘he ROOMS WITH BOARD—South ROOMS WITH BOARD—W ‘I bm Nea furnished room | WESTMINSTER PL.. 461; oom for 2 HENRIP 30— Dand > the fe nenie | Northwest ieauet, Gaus. "deen : teoaehes = we. hom t SPT o Ss] ; 34 : os r girix 7 - sone : wivueges. Lindel} ‘om (Bie aey ' - ; b aacph $60S-— Large SP ai ae pate ope Me . wr ¥ Jehigieiatccnen ~ EE Chg we Bm ae A Lb Nin: AAV CLA DIT DT a apatite. ee Ce Songer cay “aa WIEC, tds tat i is Sb, ey Fe, nig sna nee ai RS SP en ert Dy z. at ia ROOMS FOR RENT—CITY Long Sse Paget Ne ek: Cree atinans igi “ees ge sr YR Ba AED ‘ ee yer + ' _ ii; rt RIiS«.SHICG-HW AY ASD VW 4AsHI* ROOMS W!TH ("ETT rie... tew =, Serping porch, 4°34+— Housekeeping ram Sul.*. Teasonetle fm 4$5534—Room. Ee aes, «a adie. Delmar 66258. a —Lovely rv | Seautefal meg Be 7s a _ asona bie, cee - — ist ner; ry ihe. : a Ker DE Southwest Rr eft RR OTRO A iy Ty . oa : | aay 7 — Northwest ~~ eeTr tt , 4 a asc : > " , - rSSELI. 386° °— R i : ered ¥. ‘Treat ‘>. x PESeET 4 Te : : of . -— . ’ P ‘ " — SMEXANTXSAH. 35.38——2 - ' : : ) ) . i . = p Time tecet en alae “Te : ’ . , ; SEMEN ANTDOAH. 4079.4 : | = a : ron cuse . ' . . -- ; ta ace ieee cL 2 eo Prager iad . ’ ' | eames in = hth Caprrri<t “~ _ m6 clas . - ~4 an : R

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i Mepek egal _FEBRUAnY 3 - - OL. AGr 1 ScrneON gare ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ___ __-SUNDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 27, 1997 _ _____ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ee 0 OT SINRlc: private ¢{ , 00m, eee 2b family, {eF, ) FOR RENT—West Oe RL. McPHERSON. 4153 i eerie. eons ron men... SHPPING WEICHT HOGS. S™A4,=6H% MME ACTIVE TRADE QN SOMESE NEES WHEAT LOSS “pyuy eros oF or WHEAT SELLS LOWER % a mT 1 lock south 0! BY NEW YORK COTTON REGAINED ON FARM BILL VETO INTERESTS OF INDIVIDUAL QWER FOR THE WEEK CURB EXCHANGE ©. sm. MAERSO Loven asteo ON LQCAL EXCHANGE — ~ -— t . . ae on Ris Ne ORR tolpieea ne rece Raye) genet ie ies Te EXCHANGE wer on @fav a 7 7 i065) ee Liet*¢9? 5 . CCUIRE ial toy a 7 i+ Future Grain Prices Weekly Metal Review. - >_> New York Cotton BIDS AND OFFERS ‘ _ Hloxe Run amy : ed ® ROOMS IN SUBURBS a ee Sipe ATA GSS RMON Ta Mee Shai aeednibe eke, Peek ile ce PLontis Cash Gratin. Sssatk Makies PIMA ese re a Fen be ee ws a he Ra AAP WL ctuilivetmenibccli WOOL, HIDES AND PELTS ~ ‘ vA nt connecting ‘lean: couple; (cb) Go MRE! UE Tela rex Bik OO, i Ree 0) agian: 267 petting dk ore 5 iour and Mea! ROOMS FOR RENT—COL’ED “4 ._—iilis - b oe - & Hf front housekeeping; (es) ipartment, 8: (c) housekeeping. FASE BAe PF. penitent TS furnisbed ‘Ste rooms, first continuous cs py i bevel dlls nl tne aia ateabaadaaeaeamiaeatadieimetaatinadietaiatis ndatsatanatiede AR e - Stompin a pring: Meng os 30 floor & : 1 Rim] : ; ‘ , , ' ; dy : 1 ry 7 ‘jeare at $4.50 & 3 ; : ‘ : . . » , ; . ‘ ' ’ ; " 4 ee, -{ if nN : - gin | . ! : ~& ! , | : , ~agor Bt with kitchen @-.-. } Mi eket ; ks : wi r€ CON Femlences, 4 : . .Y ! he 4 | a i KloW rae, Sneed - sortie nines so ‘aende Mcrae iS PRN ee aii SP PERE eR Me deen spent tt Pia tae ite A ren ine ag ot , and sing:? shed; linens Jaun- ee ee ae a Pach ae wt * Om $5: ' f ; * mater pad eras ey AAT ian ee te an eee secon a ceplag oo . 2 Ce oe ceo 2 aaate Brices High 2 ras" | ° OILS, ROOTS AND METAL |" Ps a 12 ROGMMATE Wa, iy a Ay yh | tdoweed off 19 1 10 4 bart Hots, 12.8 POULTRY MARKET m, nveli- “7 “i A , , , . ' . i {re Lower hunttas Aisa waa usage Hiany Market | | . i ; rt oT} Lacal j Vohange > . efferson 3396 nts Se a a BUSINESS FOR SALE : ., th | e tae: angel | CIS BUTT) Cites ie? houacker> ‘ : ~ pe heepaAs ee ak . ished Poole et , me mt ping rye Tye we, eec ona | aCe. “ » , : nr) employed, ry? } 7 si} ; : Berea 4 front furnishes ree ty ousekee wing Sh SEI IP Epi ie sar th fide cet - i, - rt erie ete at a WEEKLY FINANCIAL Si nda eet ote | steely Meet. st cco rahe Hein eran Berge” ME : Ne STATISTICAL REPORT || oars. Macha cinen, Men s. T8 Biss Se Y hint, cant tind cura A te om quer on ate: NA ee ee Pit ] ' eo tai paagaha nate JOHN CIZEb me Se aS? a area * oe soy ey eptio iA articace if desired. La; ee “Union Ps ee | , | , : : G@the: nd apone. St. Louis Fur Market | ccc! | | See, FRUIT MARKET : an 200 |, NEA LES ahi2 9 we mmabecbonie Hard Apple Prices Are Nom- PRA BA ake sii: % S{OCadis mee Mabe a ee Rae oy showy Aaa RF 0 i itigioggt 3s my BIS fe Dy Rae te ok Nice _ hoard op thon. r, “ef3{ b= S 4 G rrr, onnpeci ing see fyl lets? : Homtington Arms Fix bs. . - ROOMS AND BOARD WANTED SSA Ome Be ut : idebe Siam * ring . ‘ rr he Baal ROR FA OR aA Dent OOIA: FO LID ARS LTS. i eae sand Mee dapnmaart ee OE Rey ANION. SRNR SERN Crpriape od er ote cle Cuotations. iit tina te ~ nay ets we "Darke eané@ large d | L{merican Bank Income $23.81 or ' . an ‘ -.. ' pil x WwW, re oer ib - . : . é- y (et RRony. ao P : , ; .. : : 7 TT (witton Siar let. . furnished: ure ~ aie ar ' ’ ; oh _ A : ind. Copper Bab 3 : m Acrn ; prita i , ' | . = . ~ : = me ‘ . e EAE Lee Pe RO ls Mth SE SO ES IS ot ¢, abi: ge A ic et ng Me

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PAGE 12 a i _ ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH __ ci WON DAY MORNING, FEBRU ee 8 , | oT. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH : sures: ae eee Pee LL ace eal el td a “~ SHARES SOLD yy ? “7 TABLE SYMBOLS, Ton MARKETS SPECULATIVE, swans 01m... 'S NEW YORK STOCK MARKET 22" }; the week on the New York Stock Ex: quarterly, payable \ change were 9.652.000 shares. compared p. c. stock. : . ‘ : Bs, "se > ane : ‘ oe — se. Sailers (00 with 1%,.408.000 last week, §.418.5,100 same . ; F Decrease a j week a vear ago and 6.511.600 two ears BY SPECLAL WIRE. oui’. Oo ' | acu. aaa _—~ . — _ ; . ee NS ee ee ee | ee YF eee eel “SSBaT TONE FIRM Pickup in Steel Industry Re- 7 | 3h Fi : 8 60% 36% - | | ‘ in Wie Migs ecpatas Se Na 'epe ofp ided izadasee "2% | Whose individual sales sau U. 5: Government ls- ported—Presidential Veto | Dar . : WO 149 78) | Sie! hol Ges & El rie. 128 3 23s) : a eres ene 2h | to | 3 rere pubs of N BPs 100% 984) 99% 37 week | + net decline giliiages Sell at Best Prices of Farm Bill Without Ef- . ve Vick | : TS | EI ee Perk ese s, , : pet 7) | p An#ts STN Pullman | Co. mee, “a dee 6 119, Y | Eains 0: four and f Bictory of the Securities fect —— Money Ease Mar- | : , | 2 | eee cob Ste: 21%) 21%) ¢ oh 3 ) Keystone - LO tia Pur na pet pid| Bias "ase S| ot showing impror me “nel Week's Offerings ket Influence. “STOCK MARKET AVERAGI SLEARIVGS, MONEY AND Quam - Fs ~ Be teased Wire trem the sew York Rureau «ft the Post-Dispatch. . uy '» , ee Se i. ap ameateet Ss peas t MRE etna OR Ales fro csergeppely bee gO RY nfda tt eg Cable rt » Hiren _~- are nee 6% te omega MEST RTs Fe Wy titia oe aches EOE iy I pihea od tied ~ Tr Wot ata PH 24 [>a ix ¢«( hem 2 * pen iy reyes AGE RRO NF etapa Nae Mie! ; “i . " Pe hr ay ae ee - iat ; €% = 4 Faist mi: ther Quiet Fad ~~ Ewiteh to Industriais. : erritiet t es were mixed neers Foreion Exchange _ Leased Wire From the New Bureau of the Post-Dispatch. ep : ne “he es R it ues is 38 + ¥ Ss oft, a 3 ij ages of t najerw ood T¥pe > | o = eer em iw Bog Pea -* =~ a & 2 _ , eas ~* — 8 BUMS RK e HUB OMNKK— VST Se + .@ . Material frend Lewer ewe ‘ - ~ Hoi AY soar ae cit ate cams im sie * What’s Wheat® Worth Nowe: . Have vou analyzed the stu ~ higher or lower prices ingse DAILY LETTER issued by us ofersadviceon® grain situation and forecasts market moves. We do not trades or execute orders. FREE COPY of let and sample Daily Letter request. Send for same sian etew RRP tts rb - - oe) Wer Ste tewot B &R&ctive Market Saturdar. . . , ' ; ' ' 2 POWARD’S o a: - ™% - - ve~wabBSs ers arce << irregu , . a’ Ce sy af i cart : tt : ; . * : : . ‘ Peuck. i 24 ‘3 ' s » . ok ‘ ‘ . : ‘ learing louse Statement utes Severn recentiv & “eg i = , aa ta , m | . ; * : - & mer were 'm food demand are i re sa ie i ok Sao a pa EF = Spot sli mw / | “ topes, whlffe many spec . . ices teen eee ae rence Sebtenpen TY Ake oy RoRS ms = PEW YORK RUBRFA PRICES ew Shert Sales . 14%, — r* a * he aYerrs : t “e co Petheg a sea dar he _ . oo —. , | ; ' = a a , : , : ' . ES oo fooat teas autionn cre “ “The firmer tone in money 3 e vole : ) SECURITY BLOG ~~ ited sue Manco hE, con: | 6 : . : L chang , at i Garfield 3140

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Pops | bade aicad pee ——— $= ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH _ __SUNDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 27, 192 a acitisianananiiicen POST- DISPATCH ____— —— PASE 18 ee es ee ee a ARINC Cie . —- f MARKt a NEW YORK BOND ™M ARKE1 NEW Y | RK CURB C — TET NS ce ae ce — ee LOCAL STO = : \ p | | ly 3 he Post-Dispatch. Gales, Security, | High. | Tow, | Ciowe./ 3€¢ the Post-Dispatch. a NEW YORK, . 26.—lIn lowing ley be u , RAILROAD BONDs. NEW YORK, Feb. : ee ee : tC and ¢! 1Ces on ri; inon | su Cc “ref 5 20371104 (104 (104 owes slosing and ‘VioUs oa cote, Te + CHANGE | a TONE HRM U8) leader Hh ae f les aig 4 Chay 101% 101% Be fin > iseu ae. S. Government Is Saleg Sell at Best Prices in On sey vere ylittory of the Securities eek. Ths ; ; . Su ERE : licn_ - i Week s Offerings GOVERNMENT J | BOND u weneity 2, Sit =n gapthade che alg. Rata PD Soe REE S (000 “ fA a oo" mr w *e $1000 lots Ons oat) 4 , ~ VEINING. eur’ ¢ Sseee WJ " ew -¢ CH Bo RP ne Qn - Om Pe 2s a $7,161,,.000 — vat z ~ + FR, inelug MARKET o FA re ; . I , AV “RAGES. , ~~ , 6 ‘ "v's? ’ ; ‘ LEARINGS, MONEY AND SILVi . “© Asana “_ STANDARD OILS. [%; 2) ome — a! eet ee ae eee ae ae) OER + Gr Wat Wea Re ki ep ae ee OY aes a Ro Rae RT Oa —— "Chicago Stock Sales — SOARS aD) Mee ge yeieteperanayes” ee"? “6 ” at Market TRether Quiet "at 7 Week-FPrnd. ea mompnearinetanadmancnde C2 AES PSE ED yo Ma Aegis. ene . pomeaees ae sap -— CHS net a ene RI i SRR I DET 4 a are ~ | ; 10] LONDS. Dry Goods Market Review. Ae Wer eed ae pag to SO eR ERR 5 Shi: ma eM Os BAS igo * at nvnraleie Re . weno aa a Kenmore” rr re eee pe aS ee Se er | 4 pam s ali ati aren are STR PN «asap ont aN MEMBERS New York Stock Exchange New York Curb Market New York Cotton Exchange Chicago Board of Trade St. Louis Stock Exchange Chicago Stock Exchange St. Louis Merchants’ Exchange . New York Coffee and Sugar Exchange ESA aie eee oh cate en Beek a Direct Wire to All Principal Markets ie Brent ee « Bat ad ee ee a nevinegitins eiestiel RA te epee A ee RR: A RE RET aR OR MOURA teh te ads bi 214-18 N. Fourth St. Kennedy Bullding St. Louis Tulsa a. set ote —— - TM se —) « AP Ng oR EER tpn > A ~~ €e er A ARP se ap Wile Hee cgi nite wpb a yh hae IRAN Ra Ap lee Bean oe ire: BLP» ePher 2 ete. Eee ~~. dor ew a > "~ AIRE MR tm eta A Snag npr aetaaneee SR meh ney caper wing - T on ‘ 4 ‘ , Have vou analyzed the situauion- : a 77, 7 minwak a : ) : ee . Se 7 ) hi 1 the United States higher or lower prices inaicated: : | } Wes neg’ AS) aA OME MBE Se NaC Re ley Bie 1m pete AV EMR) fees RR ag Big: ma He 4 , a Oo ‘4 ‘ 1 ' arnings tor 1926 er 19. times interest re- DAILY LETTER + °3% 19.23' 31 thin we sane Be aM : Bie Re Pp New York Sugar. | oe 7 ) . me | , quirement or over 7 f th entire issue. : : C . 4 | , . | YORK, Feb. 26.—The r: eugal 9 os sales show yistant growth from 310,000 In Ig! issued by us offersadvice oF thes . if A aff ne eae ah en 4 0 OT % | e market bet ay and be | MINING , | “ ‘ grain situation and forecasts COM™ Me.” as 78 : aeige ) ATs ) ; O9%& 9M%) 991% | of busine ‘joes wer nehat I ;, ! Saves sap Sepia , | a ! . : | - ompany ha per: cap: for 8 years, about market moves. We do not , 7 . ipa na : : } trades or execute orders. ‘- | pas (2 ‘ nat iu] n ' ' mE ; : ‘ _— . ; 6 FREE COPY of 10 trading ma mg 7 , 4 ve 4 rey, : = '. 1G ille abe ' ‘ , , oe 7 ; ’ ht , , } »eRR ner oF 00 bond and sample Dails Letter “SDA “1 ‘ ; at é l ; ‘ . ; 1a 1 i . +) : : ; ; j ’ . ’ ay ‘ et Ac ; ; ivy Pia request. Send for same TO , : G ' are! cK Naving mara«ct - POWARD’S GRAIN SERVI iis ed , Yc. | : ay 1 : : later month | . ) 0 | . : | , seth ‘ . | R hans vert id trade bu: | | eer. vanv has nc i me from banks in comaghe = , ) } 7 } ‘ iy eee . ‘ 7 a’ 1 . iy ‘ . a ; 407 Webster Buliding Chicag®: . . i ee “Akeley seo pa Ree w 7 et enanprite She Are ot i. 1 ear an » SA ye RN CME Se Coote ean. “Vie ee > iy & provision should retire ten years NVESTMENT S£CURITIES - Detalied Cirovlar Sent Upon Request pee is. ar 3s : 8 104 10 211008 : | DENYVEN*® COE 0 0 888 ce, | BOND SALESMEN WANTED HEIM-PLATT & (0. Mark C. STEINBERG & COMPANY = : ms Se Poe ae e eas Ai10 batty ahi One of this city’s large New York Stock — houses has wc 4 Members of New York, Chicago and S! Lows Stock Exchanges Y - ime | ee Indu . ~ - its sales department for several young men. : jennie a wall atumbue GS a | a ifications: (1) k Exchange M nine—Boatmen’s Bank Buliding ) 4 | miu ~— ins - f the foll lifications: (1) mbers St. Louts Stoc g ezza 0 . +. ‘ EW YORK RUBRFR PRICES | Comon tie Ati ot! oss have ot (2) Stace ts « elated business Me ST 1 OUIS Branch Office—Hote! Jefferson : ae a csenera &.i ; i apart ctiscahiclliiaa. nmedaiaaale “ ea a Oy seme ilpeaele en * : | Rubb ned Cen ma ee (3) Natural fitness for financial work. Opportunity excellent oom ae sT. LOUIS 1G \ st LOUIS, MO Beers. —Rubber ¢ Cie nym rants Tt | | dv 2 Add. K-271, Post. : - Laclede Bld . , Our salesmen know of this advertisemen f 7 Merchants cieace 2 arfield 3140 ) Cone « e107 NI Penis’ Arfield 487% oi ota i fe Rie

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PAGE 14__ _____ ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ SUNDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY 27, 1997 ee | a en ees a | BES FINAL DECISION ON UR. FARE NUT WALGREEN 7 It Pays HIKELY TILL MAYA] Seee"8 2 » Trade = PAR DRUGS wns REPUTATION vere Nhs to Limtit W slovenia 110 Drug Stores—12 Stores in St. Louis Quantities BY “YELLOW MAS Rate Returns - , Conte aT 315 Olive St. . Eighth and Washington Skinker and McPherson ; Tuesday Pending Service Walgreen's Seventh and Locust De Baliviere and Kingsbury Belt and Pershing lo Blight Your Board’s Ruling on Plea “Double Rich” 514 Washington Hodiamont and Easton Union and Delmar Leeth's Beauty? Grand and Delmar Cherokee and Iowa Kingshighway and Delmar re ea # ee ed a ae c : ’ : . £3 a Tou et fe ye 4 : 2 * . ; B c Ha Ml ree te Ry a co ‘ . a Pe Re age? i eek etaraset Was SEE 9 neg spect Rei Re : ook Wigs id inks WO pag Pt . RK + Nig ee te PA eet PARP Pe . s we ; . n Bas ‘ - ™- tick amar hat lige Agi? hagas tsa o Reon al a tei ink St Ae eRe VE E 02 y nN a Bc all cc Ho ae aps BI a Sa ORIG, tthe ~ oie satya QI: Hy5h ge roa > ys Bee De bal PORE Aye TE gales ahaa tt ey Pr eee een ey * we Me oe it eee LA Petnckiegs List -ilee Matt aa eee No me tm , an eee PR RR Me eae eo a oe ee een ote a + ae cs i a A > veut a . ate mie Sty 8 . ’ "Re ay ¥ Mi fe nby swe ome od to Se genes Prof to Companys [| eavitet Caron of 2 970 wee tea ft] Wik Soom = 90 Williams’ vic. SOC (ors Wee bre 3 as , Sitien ast CER i: $1.20 Glyco Thymoline 8 9c A RIMS JIN Tooth ie ed by te Rares in Bet; 20c Pepsodent °:: 37c — yy. West's Tooth Bruh @8C Mellin’s 2: 56c sty, meet th : ides Geimborea Brush that is it clean $3.50 Horlick’s Melted $2.85 sim" 3$c¢ Palmolive ‘ccc; 2I1c rewser Fa ECZEMA $1.00 Nujol “si 83c $1.25 Pinaud’s v 93¢ _ 19 to 5% X 4 MILLER'S ANTISEPTIC O@% sec §0€ Phillips’ 22. 39c °° " ° ” SS ~ en ee SNe 77, ’ SS mS a M4 » - A Ubinas . '- c ‘ —@ A 7 = - , ’ , ~+, * 6 : > os $I Golden Peacock # ee fluenza. sere throat and Mie nome fe wood wie an | Seeley ea BOE BromoQuininec..:21¢ = Sssr) 50c Mulsified “ci" 33c wesuuls : saci gana Opa ere nea - | hiurs hh for a ‘ ~vagr~ ; “ : a} - : — adh of M on beast know 1? purifier ar! : f | eiaciaintin Stimulant of badly tissues. It your q@urns mouth throat health, Our Downtown Stores [For teeth eas} ¥ | , , Pasi; ¥ 7 . — = — t “ ? “ert fy a 3 (( | ( INI Al i ae ss ee S - ' fo warren. ’ a - a 4 2 $ ’ = — — - b impact sialinil hae ‘ (yf Y «= Criga r) Perfume : m % a ‘ , i f Wi . ; rowder—— Vani l-ovz ~—_ or a ati “ry™~ ' ‘ 1¢ Cc =} g te “ = orcs (>t) pe) o or. ss isconsin Woman Taft Prust Pune cto PY (oR R I {FA at a cash Moi Per $ O8 f.tves a rich creamy lather that for bormer Mikkdle (€ lasa-~ original | Softens the most obstinate beard. ; own Freshly made m our OV <n “om 30). . Vincent's Disease Cars Meant Auetien wee | eal » : Eres Intlam é dd. Soa if. S pe On gy, Bie é "ding and Perfume. Bulk per «oz. $ L arg p Dowate - 3 9 Candy Department exclusive C ly for Walgreen customers — Ein ‘nr 6 Siri i ater ; i Vi : ——s Rk. "Cr ding (; fa7r7<. and as a Refre shing, ‘ igxTiec y < (-olliwog Perfume ee * a on thea = on Robe rt RB - Antiseptic Corrective !-oz. original $3.98 — pcan ciate ermany : urns kresh and Homemade Van Dvck VIOUTH WAS apigpecst hate gin oy ve \SH $1.89 70c¢ Regular Ile Size For Dental and Personal Use Coty’s Paris Perfume. $? 1-o7. oricinal i-ov. eriginal \qua Veiva Rex 16 —~a~ a . 3 for ? 25cC @3.95 IOC, SI9¢ an d *! 09 (melita Narci« Perfume $3.00 For after shaving use Williams’ 39¢ | Packed in 1, 2 and £ Pound Bouse CR neg tnie AT TOT Ae nO tnt ati teat _ sanlhiieneenesteeemeeetemnamienies ee

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ey —— . a - ~ NS Fl, EN Puig SUMO alte ce aay & — le ST.LOUIS P CH ge Salen, Pe ee ee es + Pree DE we Why Allow Such a Thing as “YELLOW MASK» To Blight Your leecth’s Beauty? SiO Setar ite, A Pee O res, ee g Oe eT a ~ PO EET agin pete tere Fa SERIO en et erent teneremm ST. LOUIS, SUNDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 27. 1927. paki iWwo We want ;oOu to try ORPHOs - , ' oo — — ——— — oe — -—— _ _—--——_- --—— . — _ ’ 2 eR SENSE ' — — Tooth Paste in aiding you to lift the “Yellow Mask.” The ~tandard price is 50c¢. Por one week, Feh, @ 2eth to Mareh Sth inclusive we | 3 offer this wonderful Toot}, Paste for only — _ oe a nee oo rong Cards’ Pitching Staff to Face Hitters Tuesday WINfREY’S 2-YEAR-OLD A A AT » 4 aw As D> epee Reno i ae - iat , isi wh “= - - a pans ans - “ - N HELPING szeres:, Winer FUTURE BOOK FAVORITES FOR THE DERBY “77% os. DEFEATS ALEADER AND tae ie SLE CAREC ERE MR ae RIERS ( AIN tn _the Derby | scaPA FLOW, son of Man OSMAND (below onright), "ers Starters “0 1 AVING] IN 4 ARD DRIVE oe eo fl O’War (at top), quoted Sigh son of Sweeper, at 6 to 1, 803 Judge Himes ...:. 6 1200-1 ee ee ee Bele in fi batt le. equal choice with Justice ( 1805 Acile ..0......... 8 100-3 — | FARLY eee at & to 1 in first winter eer | F in local books. jobs Punk Stee JJ @ ysa0-1, Vietor Gains Third Triumph in Four Starts at New Or- the getting is good. He fell odds. ee A 08 Speers 46x54 2 ee leans Track—Race Worth $2450 to Winner — Old | , : ia te Slip Captures Old Town Handicap. — me = nono = oux Jasmin bxander Observes 40th stor cues by the futuris ~~ Le PS we 912 Worth ensencescss Si MON ee sees! = | pet ad ar ae 3 en ah SOAR ERT SOKO ERE Mg Ne sen a> eae gt eet 5 he oy gd “ign AS Me IP qr ri aOR ge Sat i 5 iy * ~“ oo oye te Pea Oe Sen ater ae “toe EP aia 4 ; It t* tree French inxpirnation B F hh ee ome i Re wn png 2 ONS ‘ 3 a ’ gris ef Cire, It is the supreme fine Birt hd b i i t eer pes ime ee a i ae Settee ; iow : ines CO a apes oe »- - Sey ow - ete Jasmin—memorautle nos the fragrant flower itself. ON a are ant oh a ape Yan agin. ee sen Se ee, ee So BSL ew cae AR in nt tap ON “*} — P ah Some Page te Oe RN om Mme gb “ ‘ ee wees amd Last; Pompey cCarlaris, on ‘whic! o a in co a hey ae 917 Omar Khayyam...15 1280-1 {| “~~ } ; p>? - ee a ge eae oe eo So ; . is eee Se Be 18 Exterminator Gg € THIRD KACKE- Debutante cette, 2-year-olds, four furlongs Start “@¢ ¥s> d - : 4} y* 5 ar } yee? ‘han 1} "7 - ‘ - p . . Sots 2, Bo we ~s BS Is Beene SNS : “4 : , . . , “ ee tie, ee SRE RS Bee eS bs Se a i oe 7 rT rtol - ner, ch. c. 2, — r e- hneon-Henrietta © A wonderfully soft and silky acy es ape eS BE i x Stee ae ees go ee sy rs lant Fins aa ot i to winner, SZ4o0° second $400. third, Powder in Rie 3 ae em SERRE SR, pe 4 shades: . rian che - mS tockton Naturetice ; _ ! By J. Roy S b Rachel anal B ithe Post-Dispatch Sport staff. Apritan. a ~~ = ? new shade ‘WON PARK, fia pon ' TTi¢ : — . ‘ * ——* me o> eee ° » . : . , * . *- “fs * 7 + “ 4 . . " a .) ‘ a a : ae. . ; . " 4 y 4 * . . a on © . , . , > ’ © Se ee » Seep Pate! . _ s , } ’ , ’ ; * ‘ : +? ’ ; ‘ ’ ; . ’ ‘ ’ -."." > le > ey eae . yy “a se 4 . ep > 4 ~~ . OOO xy : od 4 - “ « . “ eye ohne oe . 2 " F > yw e*.° 4 .* ~ . . fat d . , ‘ > . 7 ee ; , . ° ’ oe . . * ex tx . : P.*.9.9,° i> . = , , - - - ¢ ; ou re : ’ . - * A > . . - =~ = = = * a » te’ : . ¢ : ¥ . } Soe. ail ‘ : hard huet'ad the entire trip, ~ Se rr em > Sa FT. liv feature: aris = Vhitne be rudely the wint favorite 7 199] ret ce 3 % bod es a ' Ne Soe: : 2 : — Be : LES tee. orerreg of groun hat he lo ' n ide for entire trip. Fan nita Wae done after me = é z BO : : Bs : Se ee SS ' : Sag > . ‘ P . ; A e@cer, 2 AS Ae IS. te clita coe alte mee) 3 * ee r l1¢ ' . = : ss ’ i . ) Lp »1} Tryster A t} epTie t meh res Pe Sinek 200s oe ae , . 23 “8 : ee : . 2 ; § - 4% jiu ig pais Nrise; Tue: . ’ on bet J . : ‘ ; . —e ee ; we : . a een 4 ‘ ; b - . } Q O praseu iv ; . ney ; : +} ; 5 3 ee 3 5 : Seay Sos oy : we ns bt Sete . ~~ , ~ . phow . BO the Dia ® ea. (1) } cA i , ; : ; sane Me i ee oes : : ; psn re 3 “ i ee ee . ee : ae gcaearmes eS heen tite vehind Behave Yourself ind |b gga 9°" Sia | —— ar ? | ie : | ee"NEW ORLEANS, La. Feb. 26.—G. C. Winfrey's port Hallahan _——as : 4 es si ee | ae a Fs Be soe ee See ee es Co a | gained the right to rank at the top of the heap of the ordinary juveniles wea aii _ ryt ike : RES a ee ae ke ae : i: os Be Ss g ie bag Op | Seeds ters 3 ee bin tag EE RS i: eS : eae . that have performed over the Fair Grounds this season. He won the SN AKE OIL SS vant e Vv. Loft pair, and Upset sete: —— | ae eg Bnd ine Lae ee peas aot a ‘| | Debutante Stakes, feature offering here today, in a hard drive’ over WW ut Posi INELY | RELIEVE ae nu 4 aa nN , . | si tate ry ple « ¢ : ee: : ne ; pe ate. ye: . : | : . & & _ pe ‘ oe ee. SMe Oe m iti. PORES: i moijons nave { : I r¢cpea et} { ee ~e : ? * ne! ¥ . walsppis rete ae SY vn “: » . ‘ oboe PONS ae ce ee oe on ; ts ‘ ~ 7 4 ' : . ee ' ; , disuppears as if by magic. saa | fe rternal wa e oc} é | eke eae eR Eee eg eae . a a = . F a tee | LOCAL. ; se nen gg “oc die aon ~~ omega a: phe , ublic in the winter bool iY ee ee A = =—=— eee, Se ae a ae ee »_ - & Concordia 43, St. Louis U. 13. Coughs, COIS, SDBSTITOG ic a D- By without fe: lijuring tnelr ons : _ aS ee oe OR — oad a a SOE os. Kj e Be Bar J ¢ : o~ «& “pep fluenzva. sore throat and tonsilitis. when t} i. . , 2 4 ee i> O PS 3 Sameer Rs agit So eS a ae Ps _— a Ieee Se mK aw > ¥ ‘ “ . ee elt 2 . a idan ae Bwnen the main squa i Cal —Py +} wits Be SO MON a ene ae ge eae : ¥: SEER SEF Ss S 3 . enument 12, Central %. h 4 a , i« c need ] “ao e t e 8 . ‘ . ‘ > 4 i ss «4 ‘ j . = . BRS oy eu’ a*s O° , s ee, ¢ Oa: I te Ree Re gee ; Boies FPS ge: he noid awa ain ah prommt and immediate effect in re. Manager Bob ‘Farrell la ie ott’ ee AS ORB ge oF a Piece, gu 25 , “a rae be Sa i . 3 a ten, C.iris 16. . saNs sway, bul Was urge ard ievemne pein is ue a © Ieee Rist > th > — 14 ry ad , ; : : ’ c ao ‘entra }e ne ere a) outstay e er. i isn d to the fact that letes “ *rincip 29, ¢ tral Wesleyan nd 1 utstay Alea ; . . . deal C La idem ii it se hnetrates to the uffected parts eta, 3 a : 3 at sha OC piss SBR co ask. RS vag Se eas oy RES SS 4 — ll > 4. he latter suffered. some interfer- at once. "As at illustration, pour WThing, be i il p38 RES RS EO a aia 69 . a Del SOTERA Principia Seconds 20, Chi Delta . but came strong when clear. ten drops on the thickent piece of from the ni ms sin. nintieteliche as “A “ = + “ Fhe See aes Be. bc Bes Rss. . 4 > { ts , . tore yeurber amt ot will penetrate ;e0000 8 O4 = oA bes be has : ee Ca | | - ee on ak ae Davinci showed a fine effort and thik substance througti and through \ RK was hot ih aU uae RSet ed ote ety, a ; . 7 , ° rs i ti uld hee Bo BN Seg EE SSS . ; eld on steadily to his t , im tures mumates. mts were au ney coul oncor la ains FOTOGRAMS PHOTO ROE eer see ae Pe ghey oe fi RE a a : EMPLOYED BOYS’ LEAGUE. ie — to his task : S57 93 alent Soe oT SRE TE ORS : ta oe | Grace Expiscepal 16, Neighbor- rhe disappointment of the race a ~~ te of mf pitch. rs ve i by burn Vi t 4 ] 3 Se ey ee ‘ Ping ee ae, Sat s hood House Jra. 10. was All Callao. She raced much Saar th sate WICtOry, & ee y ) LO aay “ a y got Sport Hallahan away at the break and clear of in- terference. It enabled him to rush into the lead at the (first ates, 7K £ * ae we nN , the ball ov. EVANGELICAL LEAGUE, etter than was apparent, for she Nee LET eR we oy _* . | } ; a ¢ + 1} 7 ‘ } i ; Se ’ ‘ = mp ‘ > 5 es 9 > ay oS * 2. } greve ‘ y apey | ) a m ey e-} — ot * oF ‘ ry 7 i A } A i re 4 a A . . awe Skee , . hug” . : rou ashi ive a : & / ¥ —. ay} nN ak . , . for ‘ } * iliik * ae a aa ig 3 e oe i pone. : Re ba Dartmouth oF Pennsylvania 21. h ims lf right at the top of the one . a 7 t the en f the. f1 alt I By John E Wray Sees Se Tg trams nes SP he Northwestern 33, Minnesota 25. | sprinting brigade here, now that . al be: nee! i he nar- a 2a .o ' rid : ‘ Py, a an ay OS i , North Dakota tl. 27, North Da- Noah has departed. a a aerce a | suiwinge Poh oS nieteaamatentandcatas Sports Editor of the Post-Dispatch OS kota Aggies 20 | o | ehim ; | It . ° ‘ ’ si i} . yt I mars ulin ? _ me ct nN? : ene mor , \ é 169 Yr) ~~ yirie ¢ ri +} ‘ ssh PP 7 aaa > « pig cyt » a ba . , ~ 7 a him a belt buckle. p: etbook | ‘ees : es iw 4 stand out nong t} 162. nominated { ie 5: uvoeRwooD & UNDERWOOR PHOTO nti Mies Dae, £m Nd Blip re gistered a handy vie | ; v1 7 : | | | | « , s+ B ae . u Tette oy: and Sat : Vi Li | rT) iij ine of the KRentuck roy, Ma, — 7 nuren} : TE t. of Pittaburg 43. Weat Vir- , ou nis success was put in Se es jury leave then ritir ame, u} : Pp t — — : ginia 33. Jeopare at the stretch turn by the ? OL;oOwi ing an 2 7 +} ad ) | | | | Seuth Carolina 22, Georgia Tech ul ti: bens Sharpe, who had t “yg : 6 , ST i ° hava aA . ' ‘ . 4 ‘ : U! = 2 The only scientific method M4 - — oS he sta! the first ple future book odds were announced. bv 1} s Lou S - 15 of removing all cold cream ge Merur an motorec ' ; ‘ ae | 2 - ies mo Hners : "WN! » Pon oi nr) “weinter makers. in tnell )i LailOons De OU? and out Myst Bat on Hee Cee ee Mh aide weet eee mer oningnet rie (As, apt sow Leet abel ducihoye ae t peers TPR Se thet tis 2 Mayo kph tags Mp EES nme 2 he ee cents aE SS wh aptenrme a g tt Ntt«i crs Pac lids from your ; a . | 2 ta’ ts “~ } . " , move face. These evs: on ie fry} by ‘ . ea ATi ; 4 ‘ a ; ’ { . } } ; 4 i ‘ i : 7 P| a8 : ‘ ; Piaiat 4 , ‘ ‘. zi : sh, anda orced “Tt , : . . ~~ >| Os la- w4 ‘ : . ; , } ¢s* . ‘ ‘ os Z ; 4 remove the day noccumu ~ : a nar al rht Tr) “) reu co! V per, Sti a 20 nd es us 10n it e Oid Slip t to avoid he- ing i a > ——_ a ty en ye sl eee ee ee Ost sumped. Sharpe, after c Cc Cc Cc C C Cc Cc C Cc C C c C Cc c Cc ( c Ic c Cc C Cc c Cc err te ftom from the pores safely, ie , i aS m1 tint. hen ' lerefore { t, Go ‘ ' ’ ot , Opecial al a Se C(ONCOHDIA (45). . ge Bes Name. Wagner. rt. : ; a Prai : (huvatin. rf. ; : ses Training Camp : 5S tk t} j .é a ¢ ¢ , hs ~ ym es hy eee 5. alias Tbau, rt. ng can Schmidt. If. —— aaa - (.. Kuechle. _ ' ' . { ee G-.. a Prog : , ‘ : } . } . y 7 3 , : . ’ : ‘ Werling oe re , : aaeitne 3 ‘ee — j .. midi “ ; cecil arrdine Orin : Reinke, Ic. . raa) SOG =o " mms © se Sti? nd rea] ees ee tation ry im i; it i. 10 iv i ns 44 ’ Walters, If. ira nio 23 es SROs . j “ not s | wed i” effort Pr. Mehl, Stein. Iz. & Ne si Cex ouaTis j s+ i ¥ BE ag tne aie inte Bie a * he gai 4 I aes. xe bee “Af ar, ; we tree] rs 7 te] Monteleone Hari: ii.- ' ‘ , i ' . Q i rey ; ue ‘ eee ry i rs an racing the mile and a Totals 1” “ , *% - ; oe nade thel! nf Ss ae , is" shee es patipe cts i i ae ie ne. and ia ’ defeated BR an , ” 1-46 3-5. registered ST, LOUIS UT. C14) euvinbing : ae tan Ss CT} ; Peps ’ Tie Ty em earnival ri erst y Ciay 3 wig's a 4 m * the fa ry or the distance r ‘ . TAem . TE i , ‘ ' 4 : " ‘ ‘ . , rs 4 st , . » ‘ i bad Name. Pope. rf. Denwsir, If. Mulre sys. Riles. «. - WW Detiri, ‘ a Ka aga Roi e (nees. ig. ; ttters ec | ' pe | “Ss = Knight. re. altard of M! , ' this season. His easy success would Rhurg Sets New Record , . f} ie i 1? 5 F ’ i. iy is " ; J } " . " : . : | 4 : 7 ‘ ri: ‘ eet nace ore Goin: ? “4 ’ ; a 73 oe 2 * nm GO PNET oo NE ae HE IR MGR ES INT Hp tH “s* on nme 2 n = = v eo — wu =.% Sige, Ye QA Coffroth (Candidate ®*tronz. ig. ™ Di till > iii ely ij . Motferknmp., re. om = , : ie , z ; whe : [ ‘ yy eT ‘ for! : .f . ' , stiae ‘ RD » f } P ' sik to pla Ory 3 rriing . " } — id : . 3 Rg | ‘ ; . ‘ i Pp cies ‘ - ne ‘ ) , i. po » i . suttecel _ nterference | : Tetatis . Othe! uri : mis 6 ve wt A : uF wag ri ° er ae . , ; &4 ca ee s} + ’ J . ’ ; : } y*s - ‘ ie ‘ ” . 4 ‘ ° . . “ . ° + . 5 7 t% : }- ae . . own har dA a little luck Summary: Score at end of half— | , etfor 3 through re SFY made nt our Man atid _ (encordin 22. St. Louis fT > ‘Time ' ; , :, | AG! etretcn ’ . - de ” ‘ . ; : 7 ' . » " me , » «> » j— : - - } +* i it ; "4 ——" } 1 ' , , — 1H! ; ? i . , ; | a? iv» * oe 7 2 (landy Department exclusive | : ing to ge! 4 of perioeds—20 minuter. fficia ciderab faeg ; ind = : oa - ! ee ee a On. es , un een ‘ Meantime, Pete Ring Whe, sae Olga Venenga. hat are DoW Oo} round natu- pradiey pair. Bit eand B a Sd vee the fiest bent | | | =: | Defends Balkline Title. moved into the lead ly for Walgreen customers. Stal ? an us — | aii emai Gime Clonasle« » when pny baseball for th * VON ELM DEFEATED NT ee ee ee ON a WAS EREAKINE in KPECIA! Hy, ia toe : tne | > te Aentetnaes Prem ee eee Fresh and Homemade , ee a BY NEVILLE. 3 AND 2 . wo rm tio sar | = : nivitation ' , : 3 a ‘toe “The tim. | : | | | ~ P - &* > ‘ ‘ ‘ i ; ‘ ‘ «a? TE Matow telin hi 3 Scapa |} | : Bs : , rd Fay and nike ay | erent ) creater «in ma | | (outinucd on Page 38. 4 -~ i , . nica poay tise | 1 it : poae re ; ies ) mal Continued on Pag Continucd on age 2s. | : : a

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ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH ——i( >.’ hursday Night) ————___—_---"-- —— “isis 7 PLAY CP Oo : 2 oo ss McKeever Was the Hitter — GIVE $ 7 uA | Ahead in aes Weir and Al Smith the Twirler, = BLL OR. - i THE | [liinois Eloeesll ae fe = : Fight; Mat Bout on Card. Foster Relates in His Se- : : -ere rT! ‘ it Ww) Eight ae Fine With Orel ries of “When Baseball ran tS _ ri | This Season—Deaj # ial Correspondent of ia i | Pog Goal for Locaki TARPON SPRING! - _ 26.—U OV ther aM oa: artery 200 ce RE PS EINE NG ONAN Sia re eat AD > Aho ies ee ee Se + * present, Was Young. By John B. Foster. i lea deta ae, ’ " * : re Be put ining for © ~e * ? -Exit Golden Goose. t. Louis Thursday ! under th WAS YOUNG. A kh . | \ rs, will be tested ad ‘2 : ; was broken last | Supervision of the Illinois ° ae EEE “s , ‘caiiial F | : : a Park this afternes, } t . . s ; . —— " Imment Out tne if i100 | ; e -elistons play the owes PBA lA, 5. we sat Rls oe peacete at semvaee ret amber’ “ Skate Dead Heat . : Stasi a ae ae For World Title | ee ee en ee. | eee a , y pees . isn he oft aie Wtandta ey reven . bat a lik« | = | : round United Stat ation cup tie, wig pose the Ban ® | round. The thought he wante ) tence Bite. ‘clock. A al team ived at Own Mates. s de ped into o1 ye a . } eS 7," A yHNarrters "i are é _~ eli anes nk ecbohaa es Ae Me Be BEES rm a 4 a naar aw: “Wipe te Bg Ce ee Te ¢ ‘ - Paintsty SEP K Ne . « a Sie andes - rv 4 . SM ae aie Tn oy, aa ae: ae Bly te a “ ¥ 4g Het Dlace In the Leo Deal ip aay to play goal have his strongest throw against the RN Me BEN ta ANN * I, 22 SOOfiCent Sr (he oe ey tow entry, ed iene arere putin the anme te mvc | anything, ‘Sometimes if the batter| {mm _ S87 the precrastinater |opeess ass " ; ; ‘ ‘ ‘ i 4 j . . Nine TY} . n ‘ 'e h} h “ ) + ” . on eight Straight e anc , , ¢ Soldan leads at Half Mi 43 t ee ’ sei Ye ‘ ) : ‘ance of ida score issourl Oo = o5e= ) ' ane Te oe hE dean a eesti: ee ! yids arenes tee ~ |:he wouldn't wait for the ca D \ some ¢ | +6 c(i hern [linofe rival m Os : ’ | | : 2S peered Perhaps so! : rn Ilinois rivals ae” pt: : ; ' , i aye : fhe - would grab ? theee dave yuld } nal Coach hilleter— nage ts the amount needed! was quick- ty sitar iy oversubscribed. notwithstand- he Ka | ; over sixtis etween two of " ae 7 | Med Reet REN mit Saosin age : a : | eS 1 is test for Setback Drops Tigers to Third ing antibetting laws still obtain, in Ws , nit nities “ ae rove pitc: ruth 1 | | | Pi Sara: Benton. . Missouri ffered no d! ntative elevens } Place in Valley Basketball m : ' ; rane ’ oe - seattle . . Se ee ee . “ - oo t Sone . anytni! LA t : eing im the national com ¢ - . mn iS one of th SO, ina en Se eae a the Farring Coach \ustin es een gees i | 2 a care | BOme to | ris American-born aft Happy Days for Batters. vin a8 Sg cep SB ae ie s said there were batters w ston City roster were ¢ hann a) : a 7. pitcher ha — some J . nol = : eayuessiss aah - ward. The I Giant Be fan PRE ME, ' niate | © is aimst Ai » ital, | eve ns two real gar a years ; r “%tcher \ angilde r-—! Next—*“Twenty-seven Out in One ~~ 7 AG fort t i ' : . Inning.” 3 : — 3 . ck of the itted Steed © bos eoauel a pooner ovine om ee "0 at How It Works Out. a we teak cect Muny Soccer ON DERBY NOMINEES - Bouts March 10 ees Roosevelt Five Rallies ely into third place and ad r. LOI UNTI jin the six-round prelim at ee : : REVEAL 4 FAVORITES. anaenia ee | = is added another field eval ie ORInhorans sta a rowhe tS tovg eins, that an the bulk 118 pounds ancicase vromees ‘> = Bminations © ‘coumea meas | Or Winners in |= a eee en a EN ye PERN GEE IEF a ae HNennessey To Start Today io." °""™" os = ~ Coliseum Show * RRO) Stee ne. —_ _— hy i R i W se a aera a ‘ ” oh a | ‘ saedeubn . - a Killarneys Will Be Minus Three . Promoter Jack Tippett Plans o-neiny Oo. & ..a Regulars; Eight Teams Card of Eight Bouts—Gold- wasaail pre in Action. berg May Be on Program. i in the title competities today : ‘ » oan. Pitcher Stewart it Detreit—Holleys we. Ge ClIab of thicace. i At Cleveland — Amerteas g angie of P tfielder hes gle aie Cpa an . ; : in ? +} ; my gcarians vs. Margnr Amertenms : prise se, injunctions ishington Senat ) ) . parade a “* | future- c bett riot ee gs : At Akron—MeKensle F. € and legal deine would prevent 3 . is % Le f the 1 , act Savorite the wintee eS nS afrangea 1:0Or a sted io “.- | Lerain Eagles. interference with the track’s ame la eat roe ea a rt oie et a Tor Pompey. | 8 sp . ‘PT At tChicengo—Pullmans WS months. a : } ‘ La icin) Agios rho ; 3 : tna i - 4. of Harvwer. Tl. TOURNEY REACHES ‘hat time a $75.000 cours gee bes 5 Hie ab | rookiyn Warsermen a Bes itself four or five , TA an pay for ’ SEMIFINAL ROUND times over munder the certificate ’ Ata yigdo 5, RR gin a aaa da i> © Ye Ye wets operation for three a gr ae . CP aes iA Pz pty % ite Pr es ‘mT “ Ree be > Ssh ania a ERE Se RT RO mY mutuel hetting plan r The Director of Athi Missouri University ha- neit! x : pitcher atch, he ll to tae lobbing outa to throw ae the time nor the -pecial know 'l- "ae AD TE agp cP IA a: bi Ley * Serre Re LP Se CT ee wis thee! ie ® devote to thris« rmiost diffi- all sports promotion bu~ine oa Wer a Bit Balmy. iat Mile ai : Nelson and Pivac to Show igge - : ; ROOSEN A Warning From Miami. — ™ - =~ ‘ \ L > Name. Meier. rf. , es , Rag RES eae el ee ' : ; iat shield ae , = the ap | . — aa ay een eee ‘e ,»ri. Bradley's Horses (utstanding Snuselle. If. . 4 / , ; sles wha ; ii , ls ; sail alten eS : far er Rliaeholder — “ hexaler. ¢ Robert«. re. : Jarrett. iz. , as Pecais | ' = + . . Py . ; : : ; ; AT fo} . P 7 : : nr : wked c a | . | a x oe Principia Wins mt oe heal eh, my sdre Th n UPPER BRACKET. | half a dozen aamed they were Bot|rtshurg. 1 need : teing cb : od ren et seal . , i a eee _ heavyweight bout asebell. YO AAA Aa MataMaM ees : \cainst. Wet Ball Constance. rf - «= 1: From College Five © is another | derme ouis and stepped | x.” * poo and: Wis Grane few Che, Saini ie eaelilaln as _ : * Sli sa ia PR Dorris, (.arden. c. ; ’ ae . (2 control : Tere ' ' ‘ ae : : 3 Pulferd. rz ' } ’ ; ; legal reeacnition ' : j . i Larcved GOOD SHAPE. FACE Metntesh. =. : : : , seen : ; - ; ven - _ i nr * : : oa 2 HITTERS TUESDAY Tetal« > (entinued from Precedin Page Summary—Seadre at end of half: LL : . : . atm | f ‘ 4 . ; : | . : ; very Gf ; ars red ve - » dally > Steideman, cc. . ; , : t 7 . . ve VE ESS (oanty it). Position. Office (9 ri - iw a ais Neil. e¢. Most. rr. ‘Bootleg’’ Boxing. Mec hie Coal. Buchanon 3 WehkK ug . " Raack roung mrease. ig. ... Ova rain lea ays , ies er Dlace , . S¢. TLonis VWeseman _ Dempsey . s were , a ; | land took mand. Richard ) , | rh Was . a =. S... Phetpe-Bisch | gorse . Sh + Horse, W. Pl. Su. rood memo? L pit | pit ported CENTRAL i ee é é me , , a A Deorler Krause ‘«mand. ae -2 Cheep. 46 2) 16 I :' mea — : , , morning and \ame. ; P. : ' , . La sf i. 22 .s : : ia ' ' Kiel . : JackKk«aon wustice F Me E-nth asiastic age purines . . Simpson, rf ‘ AG oars S . r red ty — — - lo } "eal damays e- Mar Watsat |“ Edward 40 70 10 r an e)) ju f w i! form for a week P > Ft. ; , . rie | a) ol . nis la froiden +, 4 ' pe: . , , -- reed the © fos , of . m thee ’ 4 Spell Barbier ’ K ordik a. = sight 490 °0 10 ; ‘ : wid : Adler. rf. ven “i OX ; ane a in the Dini of s A . La: —— Moran ee ees rowley ' Lee 10 670 «10 Welener. tf. - , , Marquard. eer PRINCTP! ) ms ,' ov sd he ves ) estal Mitchell Cook Komarky HMartman. c. EPs « : tas @ sit a: , — oe stirs eae Sn Ros« .Marphy iar : Ir 40 7 10 ‘ Lodina 1 =) 10 MN om 68S. alll spree « BP aE Pag Miho gti ier 4 I Bes ye Bato nonelie bes f oa, eure ee TE . RE Se Tae iret: gees ys BT Oe eS ie ent ee OE RO f,oals secored—Witchell. le Beene, ce. ; , : ‘ iis oa ae — : (renshaw. rc. . : " : . : ' ; , . hore Cit Time of halvwes—30 minutes. 5 : ail ™ 16 ‘ ~ ij é : ; ' - : o ‘® 186 {-niber. rz. ewer, te, ) , ‘ , ; ' iz Z harced } the COMMISS1On CAPABLANCA WINS e 3 am sie 4 oo 10 FN ane ee Oe) a ONE a SS functioning uncomstitationally. violatic n vege state a: FROM MARSHALL IN —_ > 5 of ) ; “7? 10 | MASTERS’ CHESS MEET ::~ re 10 a i . 8 10 Tetais : 4 i Sammary-——Seere at end of half: *9 7 it ix doubt- fertrai SS. BReaument 4. tfficialis— ' ‘ ful if a law that lmirs« promo- R. Summers: Umpire, Newsom. bg oo. ~ oe tion to certain privileged organi- P dail . 4 . . 7 . ig Mee Bey be Ms, ~ 5p vA + 8 ‘ v4 Jaen > et ae aes 3 ple me “ | wr, at : . . . pe ‘ 4 ‘ Jations to the exctusion of oth- Missouri Wrestlers Win. rat ar sisisiie oh man ers could escape “class legisia- fre ta > Pett Tathatch "a? rion nay , ‘ charrcrs nid | ' MEIA he ao Phe - ; | | , ) yn eA Bbit oer aa from = : mo ; , , . ‘ , | P .¥ fs ‘ " ‘ .. i tog | Referse 1 : . _ | i | Swim Meet Canceled. Cisior« , fort. 37% Henry we ie Ptady suit) t gtheyi wer : athin — 2 ; . 4 ee ch nongs Dee as , er. | . ’ 4ed wit. Te ek dae a iia aclte o¥css

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nates ad bps Oop = ee ee Sa eer ——— as - ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 27, 1927 _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ___ PAGE 3S — = ———— — ROWNS COMPLETE WEEK OF PRACTICE WITHOUT SORE ARM IN CAMP ~ ; dae A> Fanaa ade ke AON waite PN Arn emt, aah om ete is wis ct Ce re Ty yl a et ee nee - - a ~~ ae i ia ) r Howley Has P itchers Ready Sa a cy ! Maloney Retuses ‘x "is ae ~— lt Three Courts to E —. 1 1 To Begin Tomorrow to BAN IS COMING BACK AGAIN To Accept Bout eo — Be in Use for fon fri ) at Ho ° . Ree Og fo Fool the Team’s Sluggers "20". 22sc%oT 20m" th" Against Pauline ccs se oy 2 wocads ‘Indoor Tourney sas Cony Boston Heavy Prefers Match : om i ge - eet | bei be pee % | Entries for First See Com- With Winner of Sharkey- “Plenty.” Madiga arled, fingerin loose tooth whi petition Will Close I hurs- lliinois Eleven Has w, McTigue Battle. homed et eee ee day Afternoon. Eight Straight This Season— Deal special «or spondent of the Post-Dispat. h. Play Goal for Locals T A NPON SPRINGS, Fla.. Feb. 26.—Under a new ma . the 19°" ~ fT 4 eat we s ‘ ‘ dav. era! De w 1a “es ; ; - 4 tac . = ul ema ns | By Davison Obear. is in - on: A ai aa i > the coming campaig me

Biagetidliee nee ~caeteniaal oe 4 — = SCOTTISH SPRINT Absent Pit hers “Sad San Sg Sak a7 we : ts a im CHAMPION WINNER = When’ Steve) «33 YN ee! OVER MURCHISON - . S ss e 4 ors } the ' = Continued from Page 1S. Prefers Galisberry to Raspberry Yen, and read. ees : - ee ape! Se RT nt Re oer ct eg yes i sea Ie te ae tee « ar ae ab ea 32 A Ve, Saag eee wr OME a ree ee 7 . > *s rs ; ence - , Pitcher Vangilder—f ic ’ | , . + ’ ‘ ‘ - 4 ox9 , ’ i , ‘ ‘ ‘ oe ‘ } V , 4 ‘ ~ rh: - ‘ . , . : c ; ; ? . 7 - ‘ HR eee on ; ae SF teen wien = ett n'y sw _— pean oe tng: uy PPE SME I yp eee oyceeiggees erie mame f * sae, “f nytomante oe a M. Hart o Wri ae : ore ae, ee ee 3 the one-mil oi Ladder. na Tesla SA ici marge peter ERAS ide AEA LAN el imrt * Cu Geren. care B. Louls before he came sore min arrival here hut, wth + Sirenuous of Athletic Games . Lbrens Poters wha i as . . ¢ , ¥ oy g _ 1s 4 : . au ; ; : : : : ery it. a5 ; ¢ a ;* ‘ O'Reilly O. KR, Atkin | while he lon ane nfidence once again. P 2 eee : | 3 oy “et ) , ee 4 y Mee|' , ‘ > Vi 7 7 : c : - otor > . 7 ' , re i? 4 i " -\ c “7 " ' ‘ } 4 : , | ’ . - ? ‘ 4 e* > 7 Tc r . ‘ ~ ‘ ‘ ‘ a ] atcher Revo i , . ‘ , , ' ’ ' j i a hii ; I + i thi i o \i ’ +) ore ae 7a nd “4 , at - a a iii > ™ rf, ? . 7 : ¢ TT ’ ci aap! roes Oe OURS Piicher Palk — . nh work ax vith all i tae any : ) — MI INDIANA BOXING BILL cn Re : _ Basket Standings hap linst the Giants on Marc! nes sa sport .. s chan tis cnys.|. Maes Michigan = FAILS TO PASS HOUSE : ght, Moriarty expec Employed Boys’ League Pitcher Wingard rnie i! BO TE Lo == ; - | wits a? tence PS 0) mane se fees, ' | , ) ! : . eS ee , ToNTOR ! ea; | 2 baal \nd som: a pitehe ; a ca Training Is Irk-some " . ™% ’ . . . , ’ . S ’ 7 : 4 : «4 4 ‘ - , . r . - ~~ | | , 4 ; . ; + : : - é 4 7 4 . . ‘ — : > + 5 +é f , " . ’ ss “ " : . ; - ; - oe. ; > pe f “stuff” to foal | ‘osition |and not a casualty of any kin “6 " ee ery eesencinl ta tennis: | “wan os One Sem Monee Ta es to pase it "°= " SOME GOLFERS WILL pe Waters. kperiencs nom Gi — tit necessit a as | icin: s and that and | | The put HAVE TO QUIT GAME tther Blaeholde: Jas te aie “ss A. ‘ . _ — We WVAPaMa" "oe" "ee "e eae eee tetas a eee” . !THE HUNTING $5) arec CALL MERMOD Cn ee radi Seba see ai SaaS COT Sat, OOS Ra ae — Wer Ball ae itige: ee ta eee i Sie hy 4 > De... ut ene, bite a 2 Be ? : woe Ss teaald 1 pT eh ge gL A TERRES Sea: BEAM ob AO MS ? 4% memset Lacenses. Bs Gediige. anid that ve" her Eames competition and — champior : | sath 16 CEN EEY BYES LEV LBYV EV LEV. LOT LOY. LOF.AOY. ee 2h ~ Se SC RD. hea: ae ce oe . mre eee tae ee oP ye eee ‘ je AE TERY RBS ? va 3 F ae ~* WARNING TO INVESTORS PROPOSED GREYHOUND TRACKS ec phaans Re: RREE gay 2 ott voy ,7 <4 oe Peevey Cae tae tere ne . 8 “ on es 4 Phy» at <hend Balance no © Good Game Requires Pndurance ot wet angie se Re Sinlte earn to PLAY A ACON ANIO FREE ° The BE ST BANJO MADEL—- The BEST TEACHER in the City Prof IRA M VW ASSO’. Personally i} i e ting THIEBLS tACON BANJO CLUB cPRING CLASSES NOW FORMING * a I hoes { ome . Don't Wait oe ee es fh f Pee REL EEUTEELEODELELELELELELLL LE ER ALLL AEE Ld bh eee 2 RCE oh RS We Fe ets Re Detar McBride Beats Western M. A. Se Set eeeeeeeeceeeeeaseseeeeaeoeaee THE INTERNATIONAL GREYHOUND RACING ASSOCIATION THIELBES ML 1103 Ohwe—6S9!1 ! MAin 4510 Please send tull detatis about mem bership and FREE INSTRUCTIO in vour BACON BANJO CLUB Name Naddress ie a SESSTASSSSAESEASHSHSSKSSEER SSH SESH SHEE ECHR EEE eeeee” wR - ~ -e? a DOO tae ce th ee! OF 0 ae a ee ons (fax WF ad: pe eer eee eee ee eee I ce ae = - +. Se eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee eee " OSES SESS SESS SESE EE EES EERE SETHE SEE EE OEE EEE EEE SHEER REESE SHE DR SHEE EEER EEE EE ED EOD © seer eeeaereeeeee a 5 AMIE at GREE RRR ER Me

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a“ PAGE 48 ____ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _SUNDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 27. 1927_ _—_. ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH ee oy eee —cnaienateanneaayae me LADY HANNIBAL SETS TRACK RECORD WINNING MIAMI TOT FILVISTINED § ~—~—~“*YESTERDAY’S NEW ORLEANS, MIAMI AND HAVANA CHARTS ght 1 Stas IN :46 4-5 FOR _ AT NEW ORLEANS AT MIAMI AT HAVANA ~ae n@ Mf ficials to Go ’ Weather clear; track fast. Weather cloudy; track muddy. Se e a ee Tinn ith Ch ey o a ; g : > s : r Start - ST RACE. $700. ciaiming. « rolds and ap. six furiongs art ‘ | MIRST RAt FE— 1 4nd) : - is , riser FIRST RAC E—S$1500. claiming a ceer-clde aad up. ix furieses—Sita a FIRST AC] . Fs | | , ri i is : mes : é “x d ) : = S : m e« , 4 . . Fy .. & ed ae Lay se ing «dn Sg Senity ay ly aharege al Pope . ° DR + ees Wioner r m I 7 % . 4 4 a | 4 =o ‘ : ’ . md . 5 P : =-- € b had ‘ r : « . Pt res ea , ea . &a ‘ ; . | ee ie absolute!l*® nso chance far nship tourna of this city, spite of ti tar’ ierican Bowlg ‘ll be barred from % nation ‘ sit up more tna . Depart year-ctes and Uw! (urioen rt fs 3 . . F : a , a | “™e ~aré* in mercials i é — a ose with the: 4 . ‘ : rail Gras Hee ene mile and +0 yard i i tl cad net ae Ol ae oa ni Fes “iy. Als, bene in ioiee ae : a Sian aes % te men tipert na yt Iota Be mete - a ae pe: aly hye + ah i ven RAN | be 4 Lao WP ApOees u« " “ rs © hee ~ ange: Ona ancl ti FAR ae Se? ngage Ts o - et pa Jan pate atil ere re Ae ‘ ay, W. Ss. Kilmers not muste D0 ntages Alexander Tones’ Crisple Se thoroughbreds rs will be thors Ace Gordon a border trad If Justice F, of Wiliam 4 9 6 aed a ~ ‘ # q $ & F > ¢ : 7 Ri . ; ‘ t aig Ps aE tw ot ei ile Soe a sa - Cetton Belt League. ttor i en eee ee ee | ome Wins at Miami, A New t ar-old geided | RACING ENTRIES | eee shee Gee |S HORE 2 Blane LE) | pecsoo, cose ‘. -“epaesliy* race a | nee | y ban i MIAME SCRAT | rie ke rising distance of oe vs, gained stout!y | cerday, oo | : AT TIJUANA > aa | he § cba. Ga Mn | : , : ee aa owed Monday's Entries at ) : sidan . muddy- goings , 3 > ~ A t , i ; , a ~ és ———— ; x AUB rs “ ee,” 5 SS a » > in “ . i J ‘ oth Sl 1 r ve 2 tes “a - pry > of S Lage < ~ ee we 3 ee Ae a ee el aad ti oo - ns be ee eas het Webs . - a Wises : oe. For Tomorrow. < AT HAVANA The first of Drug Stores town corner, enced manag charge of tf men who are able to inv i or “silt day. ; ip bps ; » Yadaes tga On erate pareve , es ; ea tela? IP cand eae +e) nh AO «ie + po aR age . oe , Staueble Lends Shooters. nar ol | | : 3 lie J i . =Y yeain led the St pine Ory | 1: mraes ator : a ) ietey ; nye ve ty . Cat, a This organizi , . , . . St. Louis im] rist ANA M RAT , into a BIG B ioe Senet. : money. In cations, age, yee

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AN ptt aie octet wet ic Ue Vikay : ee aly tees omg” * ey oven ; ea ee ee ee a oan sST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _____ SUNDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 27, 192; ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH__________. PAGE os — en fTO STEIN TO BOWL IN. “CLASSIC TITLE TOURNAMENT AT DETROIT T° pte “ot Pe GIP OR DADE OI asters gage . ae oi \ ) ——— 3 —___—_ Bar 2 Star F iles Entry; Mulccaners Gets eens te Se, arte aa wie hting Until He / as pes Fitz Games Tomorrow Wficials to Go Throug h Paw 7 CCM FOF Fe os aia thie neacy work fo: auntie G in M Adi iio a gy ad ot O. sw St. Louis U. Frosh and Lea- With Championship Ent ee a anchor ace oct a lay wesneig Made an Unequaled Record cocks Favored to Enter ever bow le . | ar ~ - - ll , R d scabies . ‘tbe id ana i: ® le a at ci di ii i a a a a ee he —- LO LO lalla att - slant —— - - ina oun - (+ ie EE Ar ——— a ai es le gare scored by M. soft ; J scr Sai b R b - b K b H. D es: vent cm Has Reen (suaranteed in Prizes. hile ther > 1} nner ef the Iilinois Ce . ee ay blir ; nd ) oF u y O ert, és O ert avis: Bob Fitzsi mmons 7. i ? e SO 4 8 Se a om ae i a i i aaa : ; - j ; ' ss As 7 ‘ - +> emrmnioctn } ABSA - cr A Tm OimT ar sha . a ‘ ci e } “OnNnerw tr lad » 1) ’ : wy : i Ti 1 i ¢- ScHnia Let gee , “ae ————— oe i}t . A i I V al . ri iim r ae wabaa - 2 44 ' ' } | i. - games in the elimina- POOL LOS a POD ORL Lele ~ ~ 40 This wil! Vein alleys, & a. | : ;, pagers cosuas 1H Kai t} ' championship wil! be played otais Rolled r 5 . aoa : ee * e bape pon ba | Sageteey : * s hrc eer. . He Kept on Fifteen Years : Last Battle Was in 1914 ::s puis University gymnasium S Octermann tomorrow term 2 and A. Sender ‘ , C | West Pine and Spring, Mrs. Summers had games of 186, After Wife Urged Retire- a ~ and He Showed Unusual 206. 166 and 205 an avera of 190: F SRO | — : - - She bowled the four games with ment Following Defeat Ability to Give and Take =the St, Louls U. Freshmen and n erro Md ummers Wi | “ulate egereegesiiek are Fy se a P ‘ 7 . 4 ? : : _ , a4 C 4 , 2d . a4 U } i 7 : = ' » te ~y 4 ’ , I sat ata midnight luncheon with | ...., ae ga: -* the win! ‘rand Hebert Leacwe. a : iris, who are 16adi DY 61 LTT iy ‘ at) eg home , , 2 ; Oe ; othe Na hi 4 —_— ; : > mf i } (>) . " . ti 4 ’ - i je 3, — a's rehears ’ / P avs o ) g rson, nual ‘ = - - : , ‘ — next mont! . : \ 7 mMme?y . Bi Kansas : y ) ~--* as ~s , + re ae. a - ’ Rob, Al aX » - © \ “ee mane nce ’ P . 4 ee ee ican *° “cucadunee ” tuimaiemaa ee | kes! eo MoE! : a ai eat oe ie Fo ht Le eat. ZARNOFF TO MEET DUSEK » chanc . Walth _ Carondelet Business Men's : , — . K Wr 7rom II neanor tnat mn Faye 5S iton : ; oug p to i rp cc ste i! . o > ’ ad ' *} :, ; SiG W 1; } . o . ' : e > . , ang Congres: eh a ther omen's League. League results: Buchers 3 Vir- inc SK ind is blowing ta Oy! ay a = a x 500 he went back ‘Into the IN MAT SEMI-WINDUP That's not ai: ; : 4 kinins ©; Amnelea 2 Werners 1: AIM : “i I into th ouse a! C ee ‘22 ring , defeated Jim Daly, Ed “c Twas arnoff. @ Russian F }- ‘ ‘ 77 | " mq ry > . ra . © - ° a 7 ’ c . . a = 2 : Aes vy du i Pa hy gatteT UP @t 14 nual Sy : aimee ' Nick Specials 3. Elites 0; Guel- — , ’ ea ie a . 2 oes horst. Gus Ruhlin and Tom severe ¢ . : la ‘ll make ote . : ACE 1 ters | t. Johns 1 * ‘ ‘ . ME ro | wy apse: PK " ore oe oe anbanpotacaga heavywei'g! wrestler, is mans ‘ ting at 3 kersa 2. I ong wood a. &. Fz Team a ‘ u : ] Ve + ‘ 1 ; roe , t We ea Ris. * 3, « ,. 90° Te ffries whipped | hones ~ - noearance {mn local Y , * ' at 46 , ‘ we | . his introdu orv at “a 4 iat vet wha rat. lenders Blank 649, with games ana Kuhn : os eo ni aire sf) fnd out J' Kegan tet ; ende? na ‘ . . 212 0% — : tle 9 ‘ feast 2 Se ey .. and 0% Dat i nN again in san rancisco., “rom mat competition ne xt Friday night, yuan he 8ONn ow 4 , ' , a of 213, 235 and 203: Antoni 554, rhs a nS = ; - S ; : , ' ht nat sai) a 7 ; Ui aisle - — ; & & 4 17 ; 1% \ - 4 . > * - - Ti? _? a¥ Bei ap @: d d ’ r\¢ ’ fy ' > " Q ) 1G ’ : r=" ry? + ; i Y) $. alalshe v} a. , | TT) \ ; {> 3) wes * ame 4 — : ad Hichardse °64 Pinger 610, Rund- sclieed ant ‘ I Paes ‘ . - . -- aos as ‘vue 4 Cin or accord = | ; er [ 6. > 4 4 11 ’ ‘ . : . = ° . mais “ af His i , a md — > . 7 ne a P 1 e. _ ' . 4 " i. + =* ‘ the bow: eR ee , en ees oa, ao eee gquist 561, Lesnau ISS, Kunkel 555, n and ‘ [ Was it , es l won two, lost g stand again H. Schneids 60 Rice Sa. oy ase a ns a fe hot nigh > é 5S. ir, an re “no decision. rmeellng - g ; . . " andervoort-Jacceard League. w, Stein , OU: | a ie a = M. B. A. League. Individual Records - - a . . . } . . > % . ° ‘ ; y . « x . , | " . . = : i os ‘ eee . ' : ni . . > fnished 8 ‘ ‘ f . = , , , (aS were . . ley “o)} aAWBITINS &® 1A1iO | with in Sween SW LSS OEM EN LE RS TI IS RE PITS ae GM Sh A = weet pase ** Distance Stars to Race. ie champ: - T . when vil + se oe tile, hes Se me “nF > . 4 a is Gisis ws honors igs at a af a ae tlle ' ” : nel thal 4 2 Ti +} at ne uni Lats © 3 \ f my There has always been some dis- fenpinn La 10 Sirs 1.0 (erona Womens tlLeagnue. ; t ) Ay j : : 4 a ei. vi eet I Pie i rOT] 1g = 6ai0! : sat 1D} whether ne wae a er eat ‘ r@grar diinaien of 24 tenpinners pee 6 BS Comets oe ey “mons, who had toured the United |Paddling at a sort of that he lacked science and grace COUNTY CAGE TITLE (arondelet League. = ti ; or ; Week for eal Scores. Se be Oe ieee 66 E. Do: teats PPP a 3: tates as on f th lolian Trio: a As ruaraniee that j wa tKlii oa mere nave } INany boxers who Ritenour High School girl# bas Me past was a week of POOR Tie 3 ‘I. Ant ) rondalet Re : Du sidecases anche | fat ‘ acrobats. w: S! s nimble and fresh, he placed his possessed finer technique, but nmOt /yoenal team ’ the County dual performances im St. 254 J] Ra ‘ ) ering 38 ‘¥ rans Banne t ; : henutiful woma! in ded awe | BATE n the gate post and vaulted (in all tin hé he ring produced |; eague champlonshit y defeating is drives. The outstanding Dunbar League. cea " sctmas + oT irge and } wn and qui . jinto t) i} lle st the lik in nachine so admirably |the Maplewood girls’ team, 18 to were tured in by Otto a a aK © it " Sagelpapag ™ ‘tigh men! Seeker | Nelsor o 1 ) re herself with dignity. . ar |% hoolbo quipped to mix it, take and give it. | 16, last night penne jr. and Harrys Summers. °° Zipper \ : | te via = eee ‘a; i Mever | ) from her s : t, but im- Ros he exclaimed —_—a oe Rove? Wightman Cup Dates. in the Delmar Recreation Slip Overs & Step ins i .eade = hie ee . rH AF , an | mediately al a Wt hee com loped ' ins of his chest and shoulders | ig : p “Stein bowled the highest Biskup 41°. Predoo! £5 ago ae Monnig ... 93 posure. | “ av that.” said his wife, |2nd.the heroic dimensions of his)! ASGRE. Feb 20-ianeumes Sg at ee a ? iii iT . ’ ; a, . ‘ i a’ ‘ , ’ —— arrr ¢ hh f ‘ ; : te games of tire season on lo- since et Rosati WK. of C. “aAgzUe. Brey eres 7 i! ob that he : — — , th narrowness of his hips Acree a formal Wight ini . 3 + 4 ‘ ’ ¢ . | : 7 one - . , ' ; oe. ri tye A hs ling gait. flat-footed. In| ’ ntativels | open frame. a 6-7-1060 split. (harley Daw. Milwaukee crack. i i "eee . ; _ now = a . F . ht} \ : : : : i i : ; ; : = ot te é , : J | rs A } a4 e}} tiv c(nocH- d a perfect performance. defeated trankie Kartheiner. one - nae es. — This Week's ‘ ec al cd ia hall : agp E re « FC. Ow CC 4 of Chicago's best by a margin of ; ’ : , lood ' , : ' . ° ‘ . ' ‘ ; iJ ae a ' ‘ ae Sy § , : ¥' eat alte ¢ P nas . ‘ ; \ no . LA - ; ands , ns i ‘ 6 j (i-game route tr I , rif ' : ~~ ' y inadsom n€, put over a ""4 with 2438. i pins-over the , , : i m ae a pean P , ' tI ‘ ° ‘ e ‘Yoprright ila and 267 sco Thi t the recent special match com- inesGa ¥——sa8 OF sebagai ! y (nai i! 11a ? . af er “hs ; stake at- 26; eee. : _— —— pleted at Milwaukee. In the third BRIEGER GETS 694 TOTAL. eas aati te Apt Spence: — er = a ere Nar Popee left 7 vars 64 Te Re Continued.) m will do down in history as frame of the sixtieth game, the Rieger, with games of 257. 202 of record totals in both indi- pair were tied, but then Daw and 2:25 for a 604 total. proved the Uy cas : ee > ws a . ‘Rs’ : se mals and team com petulhions. atepped out to anare Victory. individual star in the Bauer Bros. M is PERIAL DEALERS I : AG | Fine Card at. Tijuana a Starting the Yilwaukhee half. League. Other high men Were: feam lenders in the laterin Y j © Py . “ sa ‘i . . . » o ° 5 . What's the Answer” Kartheiser had a 11 pin lead. Ibariz 54, Lux 548, Von Berau 4789, Dealers’ League follow: Mi her eS meee Rohifing Gul. Muench 241, Pott- B81. Comrades 515, Pickering 4%», maar rita ee : : sey ; hoff 571. Eiler 53: Kesulta: Ken- Mankel 609, with games of 205, ae * sggcn et - es ; ~ SSsaees ; gad neg al aey 3. B. M. B. 0: Meise 3. Ches- 21% and IS2: Kossman 616, with x ’ ; ; v A Balke Sanders 2. KNoeln Specials 1. GOO, Weiss 620, with a 253 game; puaefer, whi eturned "e ot inordinate ee eee Eechenbeig 607. with a 241: Hein- | a . . aig = rehaus Totals 6. eche 259. Cain 5354. Benixsh 507 and rt Seeker OD. Results: lied Ring 2. Atlinx ©; Alphas 2, Prospect Hill I { S (sypsum 2. Samscos 1; crack colt a 9 im the hee: OC Tal in South End Leagnve. ui able! teat sag 7 imid (,.listenes 3. Mernamecs 0; Hein- Kilmer's Sul Ot Mute , an ireoth ~ 3 ; ‘8 ms ay ie iret i a iewieete 85: Mankine exander Fas heratch competitic is. Ts » 491, Ke 6. Lut! Be! Mra. 3 ‘ Willis ~ Glencoes cpie Seth and “aon ‘ a ° me -* > pe : «& . Z . r > > ic * J 1s ica F’. 59 ; r. : ; ~\? , 4 hacfer ream T« a tor Seats ainadatareyi -aaiec ~ ree ah es WN vT ee | sf Willlam Jar affic 2? urchasine as Carondelet Improvement Leacue | A | ae , rie «& ‘ ‘ ne, ot * ‘om quartered ed for the OG ) ‘ : einen ia value of $5000 SQgomomoromusUmUm CON NO VODS DOLLS OTT ODODE DED Tone, Califor a ee MOLWNSAWISADS cy y nominate ‘‘es Movie SUAS delevo for saat Se cearentne - ! eae eh ned oe a EE tee Cte Saas GP ria sho . + + >. ce ned drake ~ * a hn Mia te. AA | -~ > 2 > ei Bamgte Why Dp. “2 > ei. : a? Mango Wine at Miaml. A New Chain of Drug Stores S ’ -VPAT-O ld Fei Aed Sux Larmes, won @ + A}: eviccessive race at "/ 4 er G f '7 4 | 'z ‘ nmnine a ' ; : ; ““ da capt uring ; ee" = ees ¥ ) p aicke See moa ~ SE aoa Sy Bp Mung fete te Cotton Helt Lengue. * hi Sy ea yn the@ard. es , ' tye OO, as nen eS, ee e Pgs d | hint >" ” . } : ; = > : “ : ; ‘ c s I . * : , ; — : s 7 , ‘ Pig : . : up: ” : : . ¥ el ’ an é » : ‘ . o Teague, Cinderella Leagues. wl! ner & f 14 17 wi) “ ee ee — . att a + EN ee ae ae rae pare ee ° is pha: — nw e ree s « ~ i Apes yao Sake ‘7 soc ve Br Hwy Co wes ieee _acnceeenenananctenemenes MAK “rr Vb Aw Meee ary bee Hes em ~~ our ” oe ‘ SOs cane porte * post 4 sse & RP, ode < ay po es Cp nig are Nel m wr a whe afore aes sd as renin ARNE ABS) BR Laren alte + OBA EM 8 G9 yt . » ® v * ww oe | . a a Ping cs a ay EA oe ae - , S ae, . _ ee. en meade * fhe Aoi eR" sake SARL Men—who are looking for a bigger future and an opportunity to get into a money- making organization on a limited amount * 7 7 A A oy ee =e x oe ve BE pes, ~ xe Oe: % Sas Ry of money. es + « * -.F ney jit, 2 Pre ? ie ne ey < e * | Sah Wed ~ Boal a — | . . ee —rive eet an he first of the new Departmentized Sst. Lou: Dalton) oe a Drug Stores will open on a promun ent down- eg | town corner, in the business district. Experi- * A he sie Be Fite ae ST RACES y Sure 290 enced managers are wanted now to take full charge of their departments. They must be men who are absolutely reliable and financially, able to invest a reasonable amount of money ty ». ** r This organization will surpass anything now in St Louis in giving you an opportunity to get into a BIG BUSINESS a limited amount o! monev. In answering give fully your qualiti- Ci ral & YS eR OD oe Seen eR mS REET At OTS. YP PAROS 1 he LA AE. OR A NA ALLA DELL EDA 5 cations, age, etc. ADDRESS N-128, POST-DISPAT( HH & Nite Yo\tya t vary Tyg Dw ETS Lie 76 176X800 tie Sr favtr@xtV@\ ie tet ot cha cots ae’ s* ata ee oe ea 4 & cal

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__STLOUISPOST-DISPATCH. —— rAGn = — ___ ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH __. SUNDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY : iesheet | - _2Aa NEGRO KILLED IN DICE GAME POISON FOR RATS KILLS MAN ONE CHANGE IN EAST SIDE VOTE EDITOR WHI} ASSAILED : wai pai: > | & ia—— , Tie Shape adtodle Bea’ tale Tela pelts “cn pease dale ser, anti dapeneb wary MPa eae; Sie aan i eee GR ew P or . ess Vitnesses Say Slayer Who Lscaped Janitor of Apartments Dies After Officiai Count Gives William Hut- VA u~ eae Theos hating Part of sandwich. er Nomination OS = BOOTIECCERS BEATE . > ~ SOE CREPE RCC EF Ce ere ea as eS ra tn > ¥ 4 » : | eer ee a ~ ~ Ts SS > . WN SN . WG SS SON SSS AANA SRNR AAA | : “ ~ time you need Money : tor was s | ear- hig ; \ iaoe . » hate Ps n. 7: ae . = in | P articles, | —s under the heading, “My you can get it here—cuick- tandine tn: ee Se edlitiemmnecs ees 4 f ‘=== 7 ie ig American. | ms “egeetserereicereces#t3 3373007 , | a d Shaw.” The articles reflect am | ly ard at the lowest possi- eae Geet Se : a RES HT E corte ts aa 2 | 7 ot ae ey — nee : KRYPTOK ble rates. NO ENDORS. Mage eer ia nee es [217-219 PINE af em NOW i ik FULL SWING fei pe OF AL jf J sae association with the great Englis | | BERS NEEDED! Just 3 your ee ia nd told attae | | | Fae | Hae THE COLUMBIA SUPPLY CO. WAS lo ge een ah | Sie over a period of 22 years.. Mr. Mi INVISIBLE BIFOCALS wern note. Our economical vey ear ) POLE |) et | pee Ly KNOWN FROM COAST TO'COAST AS ~ Pree ere? ae 7 64 North Carolina college profes | | 4 de pcg oc rage i a ) | ane de tae Ge eee rr watts 200, author of ata r-ge Bernard Shaw “-£ 2 oe GrNLY ; , ‘ . 4 j or > a m fhe plan. our low rates and our | 7 a he-——_4 lee ; Ss ; N © 7 tt much fun, | knock istous wits: tu = C HOUSES IN THE MIDDLE WEST. | MERE SB bv Far and —, ecing courteous service has made bo “ te and Works” (1911), and ° ‘Table is the largest company of fi + . dumb ae a ALL a c ni us t iTS¢ Pp ” ! i teil | B. Monday and Tuesday Only our kind in St. Louis. Let if iy | eta ae evel rations C SIZES Cc 10 PAIRS FOR $1 , ¥ | $G:7> ae our a oe greane \ Re . ed sheets | RES: DENT WILSON electrified the ——S ers guide you. i, 20aNS ? . wis Nit 46-PIEGE BREAKFAST SETS aT ne declaration that the nM Remmined by [strictly private—no alsa | \ ce SS HP NEPONSET FLOORCOVERING S| LARGE WHITE ERR (°° ee ine word Wa n your friends or employ. re | wane : om, eavy wax back. | | Gold “ = BUCKETS ae 53 See we ae Dee The Moritz Method See Ges whet yor “EXERCISE IS PLAY ! a ee ee ee Sa ats. WIC kon ye world safe for democracy.” Pee INCLUDES THE OCULIST. THB eo a Officers t ght the edit ney x» Values Up to 75c ee ae : al FR pain st conspicuous result of the World W . pm r ™ rKis i Le € as AT THE _— =o | orroM! KIST AND o WW TICLAN need cash for, SEE US Columbia's 75¢ 10- an an extraordinary outburst of eritie ‘rities here, critics the CUNSULTATION PREE | ’ a4 woul | — =" ; : AND GET IT WITHOUT something to say late ? ) Ss ee = ; sein tial 44 eka. . — | PS. SU , t. gra 3 mocracy. C1! | Moritz Optical Go. | f vexay Y. M. GC Bel ee .* Ea ee wa JOG | BARRE voicine their toes ot eat 609 N. BROADWAY FINANCE : tot me Sms , ig vie | , . — * oa en - | oan 4% - aa practised today. =haw main | Corner Washington Avenue YAHLEM 16TH AND LOCUST nd esate hl Pex = : : ter Buckets ghee When I asked hi . ? 2 ¢ results of the Werld War ha —. o — To ronng ion 18 pears Slaten §) > coire of ‘hellishnes: pe. "SET CONSISTS OF 71 wren ire ter ta ab a 10 > Grand This ad i peer °¢ J a ‘ £ Suif77 ' , a 7. F, ; ¢ ; ‘ . ~4 ~ 74 6 large plates, @: mall pith tes. G oatmeal * 9 gely a s\e haa’ . fi \ | FRFF °: in 03 N. in the big } pooi : :, so . ‘ ye 4 . &~ oe dishes, 6 cups. 6 saucers, 6 individual : ia ae Saucers: Sale price: each. houg)t that. on the whole, the effects “premsaare’ 4 beam aaa} ‘oes cane a aor Dame — Lines Napkins; de. rhad been beneficial to mankind, he ' 2 White Uamask Tablecieths; good size.. 3 | | side plate—ti pieces in all—vsSet 25c Bleached Pillowcases, 40132 inches: peat oc eo le Neponset Rugs, oo feet, now FULL-SIZE (2-PIEGE SET vw bed . tt size 72:90 inches.. oe qs ne have been Manan om; ‘ ‘ nn ? J t, wer; lumb: . ese | ie : la . =e SIX KNIVES AND SIX FORKS |: $2 i tre: tr wea eiiet i dono Neponset Rugs, s wt . Pa . ~ $1 HUNTING & EISHING KMIVegge2>!''s of stechtramed skyssraps e Neponset Rugs, size 9x15 feet...- Silveroid Plated. Heavy Embossed Pattern kal : “het - down gre s of rotten Woo! Ingrain Rugs, size 6x9 feet, now -.- COLUMBIA'S —= — —— j0-lich Steel Blade. 6 Inches ABR : pumber remeciill $1.50 Large Rag Rugs, sale price PRICE. $1.50 z 3 55 Eat 2 veuth he catastrophe—what hope is there ag be . ai a? of ae. biz and 74 + pm = ee eo ee 5 SORKET KNIVES. V ind in them? The war shook do Our Terms—Small Cash Payment, 2 Years ; | ee i Sale pres Rati —- ct eitied “Seen ee Sees} = S,_VALUES up lo $2, CHURE Bsardom, an unspeakable abomination to Pay Balance ) 31. 25 GUARANTEES Ahi Bade an end of the new German Emp GLASS COVERED DISH © ee a pee octotie Aetna ~ PERFUME SALES MACHINE'S MS din, tenes 26- PIECE TABLE SET A timckecpers on MM net cone - \ LEGA serves: aquare shape, = Reanutiful embossed pattern. heavy . wratets aaa 3 | : za , ON Ben. t rOmeno, ne pi yf 4 LITY IS QUESTIONED — Nae lustrated. (Cut my ald ‘ pF mt SE ROME HAS BIBI ie ch RE * “he (3925). lala nes tain Sil Si lt seg lh capt Wena ee Mihir a na Sibi nee aoe nM 2 in si sthet tits rt Gare) P SAO eS ae im CAME APRA GORENG te ri + re? Ch .o% ar a Oa TT Ps PR. 5% as BAe eg ti * “ Mo cee ARTE ee LRRD, i a Js “ CREE eee oD ish aeaee? , oe Mn. err r "s ~ wr . , rh age ek ak A hepte 2 2 4, + a CS Bia ct ° s Hae) Bn & TOL Artie, b i : jo 4 ; a 1a 6 he cially acest Oe Bld ” at ha ee ene he chit . Pseres & Snag OMe Rw inate Ubi « ad. a! | a : r H . > ; 2 On Sale in 3 eo, , : — ~ SA Basement. Buy Visit our store No. 2, 1915-1917 Washington avenue, where we offer for sale discontinued sam- ples and reconditioned Fur- niture, Rugs and Gas Ranges at bargain prices on easy credit terms. Free automobile service from our Olive street store to our store No. 2 without obligation to buv., Inspect before buying. j \ Nl \ N \ N ! r . + - - LL * SL i ee De Se Attorneys Ask tor Ruline on Dev i: @ esl . : : 250. our price set at untry t is conan that anoth { hief (serk Thinks Involves % Gambling, FOB Me $15 ELECTRIC LIGHTING ae btful ‘enough mizht even refoe On Sale in Basement. r n be cor Tin | * | ante ike Mark Twain in his latter Fema lumin 1c + anteed. | $1 Aluminum Dishpans, 10 quaris, now.... 59 at | Sse his despate of Mae 50c Granite Coffee Pots, 2-quart size, special 19¢ | 24 ELEC. IRON, 6 LBS.. COMPLETE # Be of iconoclaam. “What Ae 25c Granite Pudding Pans, good size, new..10c 5 LIGHTS ye ile srows even more pease c ass ae 25c Gran ite Saucepans. 4 quarts, sale price. Le Iwewest styles. made of Less * Ral $18 MANHATTAN wer’ te aueeinee call oe hs Ge et oe — eer _ en Ee el me , , a | meee, he was asked to imagine him , ehre ee =] LB ; Ss) im, n : 25c White China Meat Platlers, new, each... Qe [chrome finish SPEAKER § eh of another flood and to staan - ” , f thi resent world he We Men's $4 to $6 Dress Oxfords INFANTS SAFETY” CRIB |——— — DOE o's peesent word te sou | attempting to think out @ Tan, Black and Made of steel in beautiful ovxy- X-213 — a = Sh ve Brown, Large aw- a dized cold nage: Cable fabric | 747°4'¥: Main taviors of mankind, Shaw gave ; ‘ 9 “jeer le 3 ith the di tum = wonld le sortment te selec” 7 , from, A pair ; , . gt * r inches wide, on | : : ; “kG ren nl sale in basemeng $30 TQ $50 RADIC ‘4 ne No : tirian-Pearsen, Diva. C ompact-5, as » Fractions 40c Package of Best Grass Seed, sale price tnd ether high-grade makes, until world of today seems to be @ 40c Sack of Garden or Lawn Lime, 10 ibs., now........ ) —— ae lemocessy. Ons $1 Garden Rakes, note our give-away price hither > 2 ander the bea $1 Garden Hoes, good size steel blade, sale price ek Le im” | i the Fasctsti; Spain under a ~haw declares that eve Ve. si! it Fy ‘ age 7 a ames = 25 GARDEN SPADES 2 pi a = tas femocr: ¥. Py Cau se it inevit J or Fork, choik 7 ie ft ralence of the unintelligent ant : $50 TO $90 GUAR. RADIO S pec. ed. The politietan is the an six-T er uhe Neutro . , dyvne, Bes- eer ; | tone with built-in speaker. $9, s and i making his way VALUES UP to $5 | ° I oes Cerne De Louw xe. " ail a and gullibili (oelumbia price “ie: our sale PPprice FURNISH YOUR HOME ON OUR BUDGET PLAN Your Home Should Come “ lat das niet le wns, AP Sah nas , « 2 ad a oe RO A A Pan nc arm N.S Canetti aig * > se sn 2 path hha vty not . ae ae ee a @ , a 1 i +85 « ; » Full Size and others, 4 nnot accept the brown, (,00dvrear «* einiacon heels: pT pair. 52 2s, ‘ieee be nment of the Blissful Home : : aw can TROON OUT fee TS | ——_—__ MEWS $5 WoOL SHIRTS $1.69 MEN'S $4 WOOL SWEATERCOATS 9 a — 12 Res Noes to Oe OT >be en 6 “To talk of the people mak Goop FuRNITURE ER TMERP "~~ TINEN'S FINE SUITS, OVERCOATS AND TOPCOATS|°LuMaus soca... cmue™ WHITE : | et, y / ; yale : . >t YALUES UP TO $25. THINK! CHOICE WASH = own plays, which Soo a ‘ae Bn ' ; . . = ’ ~ Sa $ . : ir act }j : nractice, ¥"e or Z - wee, oo | : — * tnilered Syits, single and double brensted: and some of BRUSH f bee —, > gig esl : fe newest all woot Topeoats and Overcoats in so large a variets ' Pe iirst part of @e porase te whiet VG ome at. ‘univer ey nee we OB wt FAL li dala latent oti li eM Ee wa ; M2) fe ee . a ? = aval 5 5 SELLING AEN AB Aga , a ~~ t ~ Z . | HOUSE ENGROSSE S$ BILL T0 ee aera mans taste, nme matter how discriminating will «surety % : ’ alitiafied., ()r amir Mondar. ( hoice—Sgit, Overcoat oer repcoant, on $2 HOT OR COLD SALE eT. oat tenes . Shaw sees REPLA VE hey ronson Eee MOOSE WITH CHAIR § 4 MEN'S $27.50 TO $35 SUITS, $13.95 aS . 7 ay seal issue, as Shaw seem The LIVING-ROOM Ve cart oe a kau 2% } AEN’ NINE ation cise (aummmmgtial struggle between demas ¢ We carry a completeline sun Meant eA 7S MEN'S SUIT VALUES UP TO $49, $16.95 : er, panes lage ¢ acn Gg ee ee bir Leaalina .. Ae fa imee ceps RE es comes in a oie, SS. ] “\G'8 /( > MEN’S DR p rahi = fee’ ccon and batue for ultimate . . , ) : ee a zo . a - =r = , styl : lien c chest hes si y-black |]. jentten ee 78 ESS PANTS 3::— $1.99 SI WAFFLE P ey \ onar iy reads a @ : " Re ry . ? Iii a og MEN’S $25 fe Men's $6 Blue Serge Pants, pair $2.95 | $40 Black Leather Coats, now. $19.75 tha nt system of LEATHER Men's $4 Moleskin Pants, pair. $1.98 Men's $20 Sheep-Lined Coats. $8.95 | $2.50 Ironing Boards, adjusi..-Pee, tee nO a Wi 9 Ail Spring $1 45 Economy Cobbler Set, 9 Man: ; priee, Si.3: 3G Ree . Be! of De rsons eligible fer th our price, . : ks ara pe political work: for inst *rTseons capabie of diplor th & WASHINGTON B9c Ge our appraiser cal!. No ob- ligation on your part. x Furniture Co. 1005 Olive Street We Furnished Your Mother’s Home ar a 5 Z 5 Pre (Lt a { Easiest Credit ¢ Terms in City tessa Men ~ @ = © <a tt

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PAGES 1—12B _— = - —— = Seneetndlietnetnepeneeeeee ee - TT. tet tt eta ete = oe 7 nf ie seed ps eR Ts ERS 9 $a Rai ll Eh. pl aa «ee way “ es i ee en ee « # we . ues. © ae svg eee its ee 7” : andi % me We Bac pa ae : 9 aye ag eran SNP 2 4 . * ¥ ee Br ¥ anil . . ies Pigphesis vaak 7 se f Pras x _ POLO iniaibadiit tenia teat to cs ae i 2" ietmampapemeatinaadiine SO Re OEE Fie. ne saw ‘ . a aha hs, —_— et ans cr entatae _— —_—_ ite = PMY FRIEND BERNARD SHAW” —28y Archibald Hendersm Wincent Massey. First Canadian a a A as to Write Om Minister to U.S., Distinguished at 40 by Divine Right—Democracy on the Down Grade. — : SSE ee cewiiaastind sn i . : WIS is the seventh and last of a series of ( ~~ - uplift and no discoverable brains of any kind Both as Scholar and Business | y | an articles, written by Archibald Henderson, G. B. S. and G. K. . —one of those men which America alone American, under the heading, “My Friend, ee word Shaw.” The articles reflect an inti- ae Pa ey @ midwement aeainet evolutioc d has eal ‘ - ° ae | : a ee See Senet | Descendant of Family That Set- | Canadian Minister to U. 5S. No Suggestion of Separatist * Be peri pr —8 20 ey bo | : ‘his followers to call him and _ themselves ) : be Meover a period of 22 years.. r. slender- , «| . RS I Sr: ra eS . ¥ , . Seetaees a bie . ' -ntalist.. He proposes to make it wear Peay es | Meee Sa 2 North Carolina college professor, is : ie pa, : nities 7 1“ tled in Salem, i lass.. in 1639 Movement in His Appoint- dren in the schools with the theory of evo- Flea to One of the Greatest ihe 4 | ment, He Declares Looks eee ae i int sguthor of “George Bernard Shaw, His lution in its modern scientific form. But Fortunes in the Dominion, He Sigg) Org we More the Protessor Than the RRP ORO ree) re ven ee ou AG a, HRT ie RNS cc NGI,” arnees = hPa pipian sre tadon tie nintiebsimeeonae i iD at. 9h Sophy “a y fy te ae 5 Ce ee (a ee ae tetas a OX a! ng ae Re TR AS, HP “3, , ares ey ; “pe mee ee lee ap >. Te, Ren ES eH * (age an tts tn seems able to produce-— -has suddenly started Se . Pg i nt Pa a hh EP tees Pia — re er ee ee Ma Sigg ties RP ee ates , criminal offense for anybody to acquaint chil- ¥ mi on) iy — Fee Ree tines . ome oil i age le et aR ty WE ATE Se PR 4 AR OR ANNE er SR are te He. a a ee ME ae a | ‘ and Works” (1911), and “Table Talk of B. .. (1925). | Ze x, wha Mr. Brv a eee ¢a1 —, | : ; t Mr. Bryan calls fundamentalism I call . ' Oe PAIRS FOR $1. ve j . ’ j : infantalism in the pathological sense, and 1 Chose Student S Career, W on Be A, mpgs ey Ok ete tence eee ae i aA iP UR NG erik IORI a 6 ED O° ULE LN BIN AMIE - RIGO Wits 4 AAA EP AME I, Sect OY ogee Suk 4 0 wn | aSin mee rith each other directly and not through the ) The Social Democracy A Staff Correspondent of the Post-Dispatch. / Tiss = ho ~ — £2 ih Pas ' British Embassy. of the Future. WASHINGTON, Feb. 26. , i eS ee Establishment of a legation in Washington th S . was not the beginning of a separatist mové ) ment. At a recent conference with newspa / per men, Massey stated that Canada as an as }sociate in the British commonwealth was more closely bound to Great Britain today bys a o we cae 10,0 4% ne ee ae amin: Y appointment of Vincent Massey as the | first dominion minister to the United States, Canada has followed the finest } diplomatic traditions of the mother country ? and has sent to Washington an envoy of | ~ ey ese oe Wcvens an ¥ P . er i de tenant Puss - ~ ns ial = . gb 9 ee Se Seeger a agen RAR IIT + HEIRS Sp om ngpaRIN em en BGO OO HI — te oe) Od ot SEPA ay nate Ae - an ee fdr rr . fally replica. > = ’mon level—social as well as economic. broad scholarship, rich experience and marked , Sal fe MR RR el | bonds of sentiment and loyalty than ever b: “Do you think the eifects of U dal | — i have often heard him say that most of the Personal c! aes ~~. 22. Ae a tA e in her history. pancisco earthquake have been beneficial! m /evils of our civilization, in his judgment, Canada was flattered, ac ing t i. . Se pee “Years ago it was said that there was no plifornia as a whole’ it demonstrated the : 5 ight be remedied by the breaking down of diaus in Washington, when former Ambassa-} °§ ; 4 ,justification for two English speaking na >! HUNTING & FISHING KNIVES ability of steci-framed skyscrapers | Chew the barriers erected by the existence of so- dor Willlam Phillips, . of the outstanding » , & ; ar lions in North America,” Massey declared , . tent a ! ‘ %* 's. ef, “Such a view smacks only of the distant past, i oT ree ,” " 7 ie ae +r) sari 4 . o career, men In our dip'omatic service, was : reat numbers of rott an in- nial elees - ae a} inequality Inch Steel Blade. 6 Inches ee ee Bae. ip Cine Seeeees. A SOciet) sheer weed tadcaiaielted a "his and belongs to the sphere of the antiquariar ns i hich 1] named the first American Minister to Otta- rf ee a ani he which runs between us is not a frontier and hen Closed’ Sale Price pitary buildings, besides removing many Shaw and Chesterton as Max Beerbohm in his view. is a society which brings up men §! he TIP: 3 ¥ ; a . : ---- nine 2 — ee See , : d or the humorist. The invisible boundar’ sz SH pple who have not been perceptibiy missed. sees them. and women to be umsocial at every turn. “My Wa. , it ; ° " } » , 7} ~ } =* } : : : ) a 4 2 “s : ” fi * . - ° ** se ~ é 2 . , . , . . . + r- >a EATH om society can be reformed only by t) idea of Socialism.”’ he once remarked » demoted from ambassadorial to ministerial] . =o ' mvp! : , ne ‘a : GE J, never will be. A sentry on the internationa! KNIFE a ey PP. tal resylts of horrible catastrophe—i Congress work atives: Panel C.( ‘is to bring about a state of things in which rank made a distinctly favorable impression : , ‘ Fe +e ; ’ c : vo 3 t oy T’.4 fact that Phillips was willing to be a mee Ne ee . ) every man in the c ountry } possible wpon our Northern neighbors. Here in VW ash- ‘ ry Risd- : i : er Ol state Legislature repre sentation; Panel D, : r ; ; ? ; : 2 he about as appropriate as a fire extinguishe! With + intended by those who brought about municipal affairs; Pan E 1] ‘husband for every woman. He would have ‘ington, Americans and Canadians agree that Ps % . » 4 Ass A aigQad Sy aisti be * - - ” 2 * -} " ? a 7 cc ~«@ > . a ~ xs ¢ . , , + ; : . \ . ¢ . ‘ iii — os * ‘i " ‘ : tina 4 : : : - heath catastrophe—what hope is-there for n and so on. You could the + vour voters )}the docker marry the duchess, the plumber/the two countries have made gracious ges- VINCENT MASSEY. 7 sar . S “Y ' ; * 7}. - } } xt + ' 3 \¢ DEKET KNIVES, VALUES Up {0 $? CHOICE 69¢ pind in them ? T ne Wal SHDOOK do Ld Lite a 9 Congre from 6) : harry the prince SS. [ nder Sociaili8M, as 2e ' : .' Pt ee ; aid } Pe 4 L ° a - es yardom, an unspeakable abominati ete and oy latnrea from Pane] ‘ 4 7 “+ c ‘ Sir pi [ ictur ~ it. he would walk down "OY . ~T*nirgvea it. of Toronto ~i¢} +* } ry 7 ' ,ilv , . > . 31.25 GUARANTEED ALARM CLOGKS—Msde an end of the new German Empir slature from Panel C, to city corpora-/@mu —— ot eae | sity of Toronto, with which his family ine aiplomatic sea in her own boat. . ; , be a - ne Dew re; inaDd mM pil: from Pane! I): and , oe ° er , at ‘ ue bea ULITUl ‘ : a ‘ Le | { a ' Xtraordinary ch Lif ministers had long be eh ids ntified. t b ' lec- j ss ; - 7, fr ; . *. ‘ ‘ ai 4 Ae 4 ei. ii Li haw r? > . . ( ‘ Pop bell, relinble a 73 oak . . , a ‘ S&S a FOoOuUTrCce Oi quiet pride to anadians ities peld Apostolic Austrian one. It settled the | oicciag these bodice within these 13 see a nan who captivated his fancy. lenipotentiary have many ints in com-‘iurer in the university and later tl | a ) timekeeper: me illus«- A bg Ho ? : : Pp ‘ a i ia ‘ YOQUICcS iMod a3 ahid ‘ ace ‘ ° . wage 'd é as ¥ 44 a4 sever, . ali . tn know that their country is now the great- * in }estion lt rave votes 7 i} . Te YY? at en ° ” . -) . Fx } ‘ } a ; ) f * > ra” } r } 9 4 fs ie j 5 ‘ Yr } cf s r i 4 "> « Arh > c* . . : ; } P . ; 1 + trated: an! j vePsti Ay ont 4 eaita sie ha ; ho , $e . ~~ ee i 8 &. i i ' aa , | ia i , } ie Sy } 9, OC \1 iSSachiuSsetLs ST ( reslgene , Baaee " , . ‘ 7 ; ile price Me the ( abine ne] i € a Is€ LOCK, eside Hee. Al i Sa Nn est exporter of wheat in the world. he said. men. to Women: an 1A . ] . 5 » se shic ul ; TLS] le be] i! i keé Pa i} 4 { i , a 7. , 1) ; \y + > } i? Neat) \ * }y sf rtrd wh ; ‘ . pet y ry? “7 *} ’ ‘ $3 ELEC, IRON, 3 LBS, L rs “ i t a he people u ouls . lecome uch G guid: ] e.isVu d i i I . i . p . Coa L. Li j " hid ed 1¢ ailOn, both supe TVIsSed {iif CoOuUstrut 1100 i Ha ; ‘We are rapidly developing our great min and say to! . Vy dea ady "did YOUG ar wealthy an both can be described bv: building which * accomplishes all the ex-°. , ; ’ 3 : ing areas; we are the third greatest exporter villa’zve ouncils ve _ Vliiae COUNRnCIIS, on the top of the great pi ramid. Hie proceeded to give reasons backed up statistics for Canada’s embarkation on inde reciprocity in the selection of their > "a4 SERRE RG ELIOT y : ewe ptt Beenie We plies Sy nities ye ee. eat wha Woe * i Dh aay toh ae RON et . ; heiaadahisatidetnatte Rane dante ommiainitieeteen cae Ce oda ahieid te “ " call a “* Pepe BO te oy wee Dips abe Pas tags aye pone P Seen gees re revi eval en en ie ei ae eee A ns illite NE I rv ey ICR ee Sister a net eee Oy bebe aiteed, napers, although they may not invariably con.- >» . 1 lif? 4 the final Hefaries 17 ‘ nr na? ' dead 4-44 OY eT Lilt iiiiadil OD i cli iti 1n . 0 4 4 - mn C ge 7 te k now I Ow hy ‘ X pé rien ‘ LAiGai, a bite saree? Mery. It is conceivable Ahat another wa » exeu Ine vou attrac “ery rongl\ : “he hused nhrase “a ccholar and \tr: a eee ae an es ’ ™ . .* i | im ' 3 i Y« SB « —_ . . 44 4 i . d ’ { ve ‘ 4 ‘ 4 a J . { i . ) e | { t biLd ~ 6 P| ‘ rif ? ty i-D) I | Fake’ LLes OT Tie 1h) s “] ; T ‘ . : ‘ : s om plete , tightfu) . ” , 3 “ ——T. sis of gold in the world. We stand first in . 1? PS ie "45 . . aa . " . -_ . a F re 7+ . +7 ‘ an “* oy Ye, CY - . rq ; . ] aon ae ** : - ee pe ‘. z i ' aii .. : ith plu TIZOUIU: | A _ ait i i A al Utiia ly 1 a Tr the pres: nt indiscriminate SvSté 4 : anNnGd bd VL i J ‘ i y eDeabt i. would a £¢ ntie nan true English and { anadlan I . i the world as a produce r and exporter of news Tt a cord, : hg ' 7 + 7 y , t T " ‘ 7» "7 } . : ae ' , ‘ ; ‘ ; , : ' ’ were as | « rile owe re "3 , Vou mind Llaklne2 : name and address anda arge smoking reom ~.> ] ‘ i I ‘ Uil ‘ ‘ ’ ull» mB UAT- bea humbus ~ QO! Dis ‘ K2Uard i . . A . LAs B&B hee © © biip Ay pm * A i alediss a naper c() that the Ams rican dailv new « 7 f oe Se tn marry ma??? | Améestors Settied in a ee . gees paper, so that the . . (O04 ) est . rooms, large old-fashioned ‘ ; i 1 : ike Mi oe} ei . . " . . - + ‘ , .* - > a ¢ P « Like “alk iWail aad * } O. Bee ; al . yy iit oa | be 7 hy ; ots teas Ee" iS]1Ge! 1: hifi i " Care ialrT} q i et { Li 4 P A “ . a 5 . of Shaw'c , ? { Salem, Mass., in 1639. ing hall and , nderground “1 ar oe fundamental tenet f Sh | i n 7 eee ye o ote aa Wk vey tne Canadian point of view, are as Iike f ELEC IRON a : ASiy ail i . jie ¢ . 11; "5a he t t kn . lé ¥ oy : 1} er mai Le , EC, IRON, 6 LBS. COMPLETE, $1AIMMsteiconociasm, "What le man?”, Bervarc ee oe NO) Gis Oise nnrenee ck tn a seep 7 te se ’ ' of iconoclasm. What Is man. > Li« rd .? « : > 4 ,% oy oT; > ev © 9 P nhina SOc LAL ISM IS equaills 0: inco%@ms / ‘ [ The lTsi American inces (} Ot er I , 2 r thy student dramatic societies : | | : be oF & oo ee {J L > _ : — 7 ‘ . } NE a rr RS a a ia os... pra . ~— a ee - : +) te ge *}, tht ; . . ‘ ‘ - : ; w8 power Lo LoVerTrn allies Be A-s , } ; 4 ‘ ; ] : 4 > . : , ‘ ° ‘ 7 ; : vy) wy ‘ }’ ‘ un] i sila 7? « Ut lailSm a3 a- : as 5 La dil - A " , athens . jhe. irom ( a2 spire, ) 1 sa e Oiastic ° and ber aint | d ? 4 | ‘ " " * 4 , ‘ 5 * airy : hi fo, sn: 7 : : : ere i8 DOW a rising tide of prosperity in ae * Ve tj y 7 P a va sae - - . , - ‘ is a ,-O;utION, econimanding office I i O] © left a oe 42 EER PAR ER ey BME” 5S Rett nk © Ea Aphe Ree Pe nite , . "“* ‘ , , oir } i. - ¢ | 73 , ~o t+ e | ; > ‘ r «’ > ley ¢ . } pT ' = } wy, he Was asked 1O imagine himsei! il . ice ine ll ——, ay ea ain tte : t+ hang {Vis} Sie Ht nationai income amone a. i ngziand. 4 ol ad i ; 4 Ad . ; 7 + * . % .. * 4 si ” ' & - af : ie bofanother flood and to stat: IC TI he nhiac : shi hodies, tia! is ; tae Count, , as bDIrth, ani as wens» “At — = , firey, Daniel at Toronto. ; rad Lron | ‘ ad ~ti WJ Pita p> Asa aa dl i ‘ ( . ‘ . 5 ¢ “"g5¢ : “ . . : : ’ cae ; Bae ol oa “ears ; : and a half vears of war and the world-wid: . qi i + . ; Cc x 7 T ¢ + + ° — ff ; ‘ ej ‘197 —_—_—_—_—-—-— —_ . secretary} of this present world lh: Reet ee e101, e's ee meee he maintenan he-equai division as th ¥, mu Lieutenant-( 7 ere sane ; Ch Radio Speaker, hh man as a es Sass sin ee ge ee ee oe ESE, Oe eee : = ) ee depression which followed it: We § haves attempting to think out t he rate book. rou would get a few fi iste Lan yle socia! ‘ulate, t} very rc t n th ul vild: is, about the rj | ; UX-213, Be 4 at 5 _- (ome Pave Hoon, sou mm Ett ow Saree ees : ae Ee | 3 aye a ge y 7 i emerged completely and have entered upon Main Saviors of mankind, Shaw I a ioe ek te onter of accide h Constitutl : hn huUaliZaltiol 0] } mile q "f 1) present sit ito, S(minion cabinet and “© YO atriat . ; ame > “loor :' | b's nin th hapter o! US. I] 7 - ' ‘ail * — | oe one Of those eras of swift advabcement and 2 : ; ‘ iV 5X. As im" aia * } ae ee 7 Se atte tam hy 4, A rape Pere DRS Se OER SN MR tee. Cap Gale 08 (Stl IP ala te pe , anit, mae 5 diem, With the dictum ] Would et oi- & J lar ¢ lecti OiU iy : ane Ps on P come : | pr _¥ ritv whi ' aT 1) t t | ¥, 0 RCA WD 11 . iv ¢ ~ ‘* ~ ‘ ‘ A j ‘ ‘ . ° | o. 4 ali ie ’ 2 i : ; : ss assures ; OS pe Its xT cr are Ral 1a ural pos 4 a 51 59 .. row is mae . t. ‘+ +] 5 - ;.1 Ur sts 7 Ke - AD t l smntiaiis lppiemedD ~ ni was a Tif “ect yr l oe ‘ we r] e ‘ ; Radio Tubes .. . 4 ‘ause the impulse of the ordinary citizen len and pore pi I and dil C : sessions Of a young country with courage and at Aas _— . : ‘ ' 2 : ‘ ss ; . é . S was . at lassev-Harris La. axe Qi ee woman. Pio eer 2 . ue meets a superior an ia? and } Lal cs Adi ds sah a : ‘ ree ; : i : mye OuUTce Adit vast natural wealth I0 SETS mocracy Nonsense, him, not to vote for him RES es a s F watt the taeieat compe’ of the Internation-‘of this large corporation be trvis Ais A as ~ - ‘ ‘se ase ‘ . 4 \, ‘Th 7 ‘ articed pe aa e Leisure State an : oC ee Paarl ee) re eS veloped many other in ’ md «th high as Practiced. body and Votes fo nyboay 1: iking civi'- : ae ee ee ee ee aes eo Emphasizes Canada’s ‘ ier tig ~ nae mahes« ” . : 2 ve rs } > ro os ry & } lgaryt 4 s until aold ; ' - . . ae . “ae ” > . ; a. no L& tS Wa « + Whee ~ ~ @& a4 W eS pl 810 ae . — The Worid of today seems to be lm revoit iZatvlIon a rusnd Oi } Wine jOwy} 3 : es ) Loyalty to the Empire. } pir tT the company. ur His lime Le Was a * . > a Capitalistic Barbarism. manufacturers of ultural implements in " . . . . — . 4 the Br fig . r) > " 2° 2 | 142 Y ") i a) c ; “i 4 i 4 i} \ “2 YT) ¢ yf* cat »? ‘4 L JAdsvsdun ah - . malDSt democr Cy (one has oniy to polDd LO SL ep piact® £SALU LUT. 3 siiailis, A Is an aQavocatt U. Wud ss ‘4 — _ ie , . ' — ‘ iJve ae apa pees ts ) . ii ; e Canadian Bank of Commere: r new diplomatic enterprise is one | ¥ — 1] 1a ; r) . "$6 ¢ 5 thea cond tion ( tha "4 “a9 f } yf reé 9711)" : rt rs ‘ ¢ lre A : R . ' re ‘oncrete evidence of the relationships so * er ha 2 ‘5 eid! keel Nao woe ‘ Ss aes, Yep 4 ode BAD ee POR Negi Res bes eg ey ere RES, > ee Sn Se ~~ Oe ee ee * clini Mie, a Rh. Qe tas ~ wlin-Pe; . ‘ utrson, EDivn, (ompact-5, Ken ~~ | * ee View ee ey = ad to ll S$ sia under the bolsheviki, Italy under Mus- ha ae ~ . +. aa S . ° e 7) ° hs ifs cect led j > , ha aud s : F; smtati-« Srna i 7 :\der }? “i? i¢ ade if Sh.w Were American le ¢ Ss measu Te possjble of individ y i i - 2 % : d * Vv } ™ () j ) and Lil oP at * Lit A uran . { 0 . . -e' u Loe aScistl;: . 1ai1D Un ~7 | rigio : : 5 , " : ve ; , a ‘ } le ies . le » ; } . ; f the Nation: Council of Education; ¢ ; i prevail eats .e modern British em Dictator. On >» procured through socialism. er gr: ier 1 th res ister. waa hire eh bienigs ee ! . ceehe eee the Nat | Gallery of Canada, gov-{ P¥ t has been said that the entry of the jond ills to diplomacy will impair the-dip begs y+ ~ m : : aie . - “ . Radio fra. Shaw declares that everybody is Dept i eT - . © . , Al - i se lor ( : writs lic : ee ‘ 5 : ee : , | i] . . Of democracy he (" 7 . 1m ¢ vitablv tends U is I adjpi aia i id iP Sl i f ’ rt \ CO i Mat oor wh CAL Ns . ua aa i i 7 foronto; | ' . 2 » . . ° . f . jal ity thie + ltipire and therefore , \, . . ™ z . - me a ° J as + ase "= 4 the revratle alare , : mnmnintellirent and h ¢ 2 E ae ae . : mate il $50 TO $90 GUAR, RADIO SETS p! q@ivils i iid unint llig at & - ~ . times, to know { : a - on : ; : f : . ° Shae ss _ } . . - } " ‘ "ys ‘7 rry * ct - . ’ . ‘ 5 7 ‘) © f y y : ‘ "4 . . ae - . " ae | . 4 : : , 2 —— ls | i | : i 4 thi ’ 4 oe ; = av ‘ Aad , ‘ ’ . pm 8 ** ‘ ” . ae = wantin y- AN, , vid a mav threaten imperial unity itself. The uni Lut; ted } litiels: . ’ ‘ourlle +: . a ma ii ; j i : Cui ca two hotly discussed gil roth} ition Six. als ni Neutre tone with eendbendas a meni mocrac : : mo irin oe 4 x ' - : ‘ane bY ] lt [} x2 th UIT) | 4 i Kin} of ae ; ai ; t tne Mast V ,OuUNA t] L), : a ; - nie 6, j ‘ — ———-: wee ' and Fundamentalism. the view ol a dis- ay : ? , ) — e sce T) ter Svndic ’ netae ( t! ihe riti empire, however, does not : | of chin ,r 3 ¢¥ mrorac’ ' 10 Sresridls. a ro, ““% ae Tes oe & ee ek, — Pe **« Tin-Penorse nm i) e I . > : ae e niet . ’ . = riat Tor rT} Sty i \ t ‘ ij» } SRC T rime. . e J # +, s r © . ;} . ,7 } > “ o gdavs it P 1 tS" dae ‘ ‘ \ is . | i a a 7 ‘ . —— ‘ _ . P . ' Ine... Inverse Duplex ling List hi aii \ oe and PulllDiiits i i 1D ti , uished - relener. l ’ cigs | ‘ ~ iti llia riiztie \ 7 iif abse nee ma ne t? Linguisn i Oy , 3 € © ers. choice ‘ HNrogent regini: of ne vit: So yy 9 res , } f r : “) 7) ‘a in if. ; i ™ s,s © , > - ‘ ¥ » * ; ‘ , _¢ a CaNDOe at pt th GHaiy O« Shaw considers that Lue ocK Of America . : . i ee + so . 1. a ‘ barbarism, JUUE* oi irom the Standpoil Phrase: ‘‘Government of the people, by, , ID righ be st « he worl : 25 i | t ' ' site ’ (has gone up right ) st of the world i. oo ., Born to Luxury and Won tion and act in the Hart ? EAT j igus ards ’ laborer ard Shaw speak at length the 3 ERCOA S $1 59 people, for the peopie. That he regards by i 4 ) : pioneer of laborer. I heard a peak al iene iD - Oxf F : am Ceiiaiee a othe dees ae vente + cinta ® SR OR Gein are : yeen's all. London. on the -subject onors at ord. , , 7 ) Oe ent honsense—since it doesn’t actuall) és cla that, had he the) 7" te hell iain nets : _. Defeated on His First to see the empire ! ing basis ‘ mrol it iti 7 lé } 0 1] n11ION. } i i f . eT ae ie ci sr mae 1 ; ; ais : ca eae ( ivilization Desirabls : me tT 3S course of T )¢ ince! t Masses was horn { AA Ui An eee Pree = ; , ad : : a 7 “a : ais { auiaduad COnneC wy i i i gqeepepned and he would de- ,.). Wenture Into Politics. ie died . on, tte ~ 2 5 ~ _ , .* ~ tw oy ) ; : : ' To ta th tne! — ‘ 1eric COLUMBIA'S 50c 6! ‘ In en talk of the people making thelr ) jower of a dictator in America, } h. he indicated t hic! iety . : pen to him, but »® ‘ =] ~~ 4 an ol ar @V "Es laws,” he recently remarked, “is as pre-( woe that al] bootleggers and their customers } : would he improved u! , lj . z At tne adopted hy > ascetic life of a persé yé ring stud- - r) } ‘ . ame inte reste, WHITE Mrous as talkine of the people Writing } q3 ould be held in jail and fed on alcoho! un- ( 4 OSC he lecture, a lady rose and said: ent. He is now 40 years old and 1l00K8 More ‘through hi riend Mackenzie > ’ ‘ , , i ints a oe ™ - — a~>1 : , ‘ oy WASH OWN piarvs, Which nobody WwW ould want, hev thev implored to be allowed to swear : _ a -¢ 1; } ; hs i. io*% - Shaw a . 9 et . beljeve tT? at ; +2) 2 : OS , . ry “or an a lit omat 7 s AfTinic 4 rains? " artéera en | l i a ae. Ae ‘welsh ew y *. we 2 sh in ah be ig: saps > ( ana: «ee * i ii ee OF we We. hae . % ~~ ae Ge om gen , > oo . we were arr’ 0 | pian you propose, €; ; } — fae a ai te . stan ; rr) i owe Pst part o ae phrase to which Lincoln om 7 . forfeited on thet relapse. ‘The } ‘ 7°) > } é ai , oh. ss " . ; : ; ‘ “Paapem s , : . . + j } ¥ “sé r@ai ‘ ? i “Daw Sees 4 ee i Lue iv maintalne, : §.. the Abd Our GiSIODC het u pe jen Taft nd O- Son} Mivriligats ce. Sa in nossible } ii Vv *nington between democracy and s0-) commercial civilization it is impossible fo ts ve ie ee 1 pal : n : ashin . = ‘ .v t y) , ‘ ‘ . } s Pm , . + .? " , : re .? rey a i ‘ 3 ua am 4 ‘ a tia ad 4 : f Be =. ; Pf ; srs ' seat j . Fem eS) . sind : nail : al ta "Oe 9 )} a6) I 9 ai iay : if miiiy of Wa ‘. a I } a) , nm wine, Mitual stru: Honor: ‘ aa * henvs glass & i! ee yr ae ; : : limed: heeps v mor s+ tes ’ ° ‘ ; reads ‘ 1€ hand- ecoper man to be i al i. . P| as 44 feed or > iting on th: wall: rulers by divine right are. ¢jyilization it would b: impossible hil¢ YT CO-O Dera liquids y - "he : bot : Med to the scrap heap of the future. drunken man tc happy. What is thet or cold fer 4 rm) T’ gS eust iren oe t me by 3 rher state of 1.95 Man Sin finding fittest men : tha = hal . ; Ee —— f 1 OF Lii¢ WOTR lution predicts a | fil eee oe i mA : me ae “s . Ak iat Lai *€ gf and B.75 | 15c All-Metal Polish, per bottle B.95 | $2.50 Ironing Boards, adjust... | ih : . o3 - e ‘ $1.25 Economy Cobbler Set, now 5 fndure, since it provides no satisfactory world,” he declares, ‘and nothing mo: oa 1. castein einount of time f Ta ue ee on eet ao godin eens a ee. ) this conference, the British stat nes eee a 3 ry Sc ; ; larti . : ; ’ “ Ri . : as a4. ’ : ' eroretéerT fhet* |} tiie Hit ™ até and ine Columbia's 25¢ Household Saw, now mis for the selection of the men and wom- hope for unless the pa of evolution ape “oe mer ne their approvs p4 » i , ne Columbia's 5c Butcher Knives ee fadowed with the pec uliar qualifi ‘ation: troduced: then we can have hope, +} ; LDe - ; . sm Le a r+ “- , .* ‘ ‘ s ~ T 4 ? ; } | } “ie business of making laws and govern- jc something to live for, and thot ; ee ne ;, : _ ay , ) id si i ; ‘ as i > X ’ 7 = } S ‘ ‘ Ai? 4 , as .% aid f i 4 @ Country lie recentiyv remarked to me: , R — —- iy 2 man 1d 4 4 4 -* J | ; ss a a . * - ° jf know Vv er. a : s4 - , _ ‘. ‘ sa? ¢ : ? 7. 2. i . ~> 4 4 : . ; » é¢ + . > 9 L SIZES $2. “¥ : — . : i% ad ' : coal sti inutiniion ieieons we? uss (JxioTa nN] "ET ait di ‘ j rh 4 ee No Idea of Separation ay Tos ; ; 1 Ta ‘ " ve oOlorinni ' : os ‘ “4 7) ae ff letting them d . SBhaw does not be-) ment for society than any Ww 10 a . Irinki PAaLINE. ATininil ed Ee a ee ee Le ec 7" me ve - Bisa: Bi 5 ‘ ~ exsir » t), * . . > _- + ~ : > “ret 4 4 aT t 7+ & he ‘ ‘Nat the pre: it svstem ot aemocrac\ ‘There is nothing more ior is Te : ; : ae E af ve ' necnciates . by ifix}, r) 7 . . . ' ; } 7" ee ; ia ee ee i eee ney ; eS I aa ide : a FP : ’ ' , sine get ‘ P resting pins ait il P me ser 5% Sa ri 3} 3 ye ae F al meee ee aa . —— lali Reivre NS NRe ciao einer mayen onemnetR See ne 7 a ee was wert. ‘ P| rey ND ; at are whited sepulchres. What you ues d has been. somethi TEAKET ¥rLES . I have £0 often pointed out, is an anthro- > lives more intense)! al : ; i i " ae . 7 ' ry | “C method by which vou can grade men‘ gone before! At : A - that in order to gai? ann freedo a Y honld 1 hi . ' ' ee va . . van i if ee rue : ‘ Kal i ba ai A ‘ Pi ° as ‘ ny rhe ii i s\/aai hal P ; is - A} . i¢ ry é + ia r} | ,” ; — i?) ‘eee | : : ; ire aa tua 7 hd : ’ : we it is ruinous nonsense. A] n¢ 3 something ci Aa —— : r — ; MetPrictire Let j ty re , mn the « if wae i , , . % ; 7 “de ee ee eee abroad a % : cbt ie. i ' = ine idea is aqdia iinister @ a | anbadian Ais tiene vue ie nent $0 bog ee eh ore See eral osx Rica, I MAYAN ante fhe aap a X oe Ne AEE NAIIR Pete N IRE A NID INN EN EE aT And larzce S3- =. 2 ordi n : ' . ; . acti 14 , 4 : ¢ Bee ‘ . ‘ . * r= oe ine ! * ; ~ és f VO | ~ iist peliweern the ot believes we t nus spective. i el

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j= ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH, SUNDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 27, 192%. PAGE 2B - ——— a ee ee a ee DOX. MR. DOHENY IN MEXICO. & | e ee — di ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH THE oe sieogubenire It has taken several years to get the names of our hae er aay. Eee : ae ne : 3 t Pee ies ~ 2 ieee f 38 3 Z : SS : iNew Cana lan Should Mr. Coolidge be nominated and elected next ) "Weise Sg on , . : i) oy TT To rc : a » ven ee ce ii = = a - - . - . ee Ww . ‘. . : fl “ty : y™ re + , Founded by JOSEPH PULITZER year and survive the ensuing term he would have nationals in the Mexican oil controversy, but ther het 5 a: } | eos y : : me od 4 ote G sparse See served continuously as President from Aug. 3, 1923, has never been any doubt that when they did come . ; f° 4 4 23 7 mahi tet es te Ole a ! RE oe +: we Aa | Scholar and B : ee i » March 4, 1923. or 10 vears lacking five months. out the name of Edward L. Doheny, like that of Abou EAST CRP Ss. y te: My on SR a ON? * ae ee tate rep Sie : This is a! r incu: nev than h ‘esident Ben Adhem, would lead all the rest. ies ASS mn"g | i. , NY | , * t > Mn he 4, ¢ wis it doe a matter of fas w that the 4 “ea : ¥ es : “* emis as te be. 203)» Sy aa ‘: : ; continued from Page 1B. ow OO a ellie RG ie gly - , , + | , 4 4 ; ° > ; ? — ; . 7] = , + . , by ’ ' . ' is ry gre P . ‘ i , . -* : — : ; ? — : m £ Z = :M , : - rié ; . - . e make no difference in its cardinat Lil I oosevel irty ei, Tes WO hn : » now he ! i : a “a 4 : ah, Sad , ; ~~ 22 en dii 4% 3 a5 principles, that it will always fight ee GEE ae i 3 ‘ne. would have ‘total difficul! Ti he Mellon ; . ” rawren a nas fer progress or reform. never tel- | : : ; b V ss i . 2 A 6 . 4 salle | } ; we | a St. ptt "1 e : “int Cana- pa erate injustice or eorruption, always bh , fulf 1} @¢ ni melv, inf "Tne HO p | will never ests. Whoicn ve joined Doheny in retusing (to Lane , — “ergs ' ‘2 pees PES NON «SRR GL Rely cnet tee RI a ptitige ee ae J wees ‘ Ri fe Se 4 Pies cS a NR Ese RR le a ew El SS liana ad yee x ti . “ > . . ~~ 7 “ om at - ‘ soto . . ? _ io a: septa a - _ art om ; ( hhite 1ou: except [ee ! out concessions on their lands, are said by Minister ; : . iets never eiong to any party. 3 : ‘ : i : . : . a iwersi! oppose privileged classes and public hat Morones of the Mexican Cabinet to. nave never been in Rachis sonny te nag Inck 6s) cyt 13 Tt, ll in th: 1m Dai becauss¢ h outeon n lifficulty with that country. The Minister cred- gist ric with the poor. always remain de- m . , gis: voted to the public welfare. never wus 00 rmorel m ona die u Mad « } t with clean records and intimates that thes Ee micr4 " : . : s , , ‘ ses | Ps be satisfied with merely printing bes 22, - a ae — * ithheld acquiescence in the land laws of ei!) ' news: always be drastically inde- , oe ee 2 iat : ; | snd 4* pendent; never’be afraid to attack OY } Oo win. the an be n OUDE that tne tNnat cou v ecause Doheny Ler zem to give 7 KS ; ' er! : ~datory : , 4 ; ssronz. whether bh pre ad tte . pla Ow n resistance. ‘d cate His ‘ hildren im Amerit- -arhh tocracy or predatory porserty. To pduc% ly tir f thei: can Schoots. a Te agp 4 ee es ty ra th oa Pe or PNA i ; hh. . ‘ FD + w . x : “ft | : 11] Dr ‘ ‘ i as / ] ‘ a. * iaif iiasS re | ee | enti ‘ > JOSEPH PULITZER. niz 0 , Pot MSs 1 Ppa! 7 an * . - . " . = ; } q ¢ . _ ; ‘ April 10, 190.. Colonel } man tribu of the man on hor: joint action and resolved to hdraw from J a: Mexico City to talk with President Calles. ee : ‘ , —— siliw- * ‘ ss — ’ : 9m r" a Anreac - AY t is the ry I ness | he man, the abne: f leanwhile. Doheny holds 1,321,167 acres of o1 ‘ ’ i % per cent of Mexicos Ol. Nis told upon the floor of the 1 mae nay vingpes t tatertlen » widget: Ch MAGE RW SSG ee ee Te ee e ways in which he came by Government denies ters, as i vie l by the Mexican = = are good, and he ask fana eh “bee aX A Vari. Yet Pt get Ca ah Sy Re tig Mer it ME PAB Bes 8 vies ” PY 7 Tee ] — — =~ hs Omer 8 ea Pgh ort ei ae teks asl i cana - would, at the proper time, i : his is what we are doing, even to the danger of withdraw his name from id ts ar with M It is Doheny mainly that Kellogg he proposal by Represen : *hild of /i ding. There is nobody else whose differences De ear He ence may even exten » Th ew York for a constituti | ond! limiting exico seem to be serious. We have a suit in party by reason of the G we Si 7 u t lect plus aithe Supreme Cot »y which we hope to wrest from i) his rij? appoint enisg ety : ‘ 9 . 3 ‘ i — OF tig ‘ avo] Tri = j Do! | field in California, which she, , ‘ = , sya re Fat ' j » f . b. : . z " ° ; | " We look for avorable ion tc ) sirchild | Was id | | 2r court to have been secured by ES by f Viseou Robert | 4 : " - i wh mid of His Ability as an Amateur’ jag \ tar. ae } So : Pe ‘ recently tried him before a xf having bribed a Secretary of Moreover, en oy. hy on ' > = . oe an a gl ; 4 « + r ' " 5 . : ) he = ’ a a8. s 2 } 7 : , } Ss nd oe eae 5 MES Oe een . | ns Fa gy eM Se el ES ge big. , denigt ey, tS we Par ; ears before he came to!G " * ~ ~ « ~*~ : oe ; a Fa ‘ —™ . : ~ *% : d oe ee, oS _ ines he ee ' 4 . C. ¢. DENIES PERMIT - FOR NEW LINE IN OREGON Direct. Southern Pacific to Make Contract With Oregon Trunk for |\~ of Former’s Facilities. Py \ssociated Press oN ge Ra Se ae = eta see FG RP os ae Peco Peon atetsigt wi ae, Ben eat Prt at MINUT a> PE OSM Te os RAD RI ie AINE arenas L “a Te ORT NY PR Be AST pay. BS PDAS A hn i elem ot 3 ARTATION ON (By rilled by music, as 8 KRnOWS, F I'm sorrowful, sa r, s AS lor reproduction ith thei netion MR. McADOO’S FIASCO he Goo Sr ae a es aE ee EDUCATION IN HAWAII. | “CHARACTER EDUCATION.” * O Ci Tey apo. War Heroes at Veteran~ Herxpital. » 2 ‘ the if : - . : : NOWING vour | . : : . ‘ i? ra i | ' H t i ’ a* Jil i . 4 rr ; rv cY H a D : ) _— ’ r t ; : IT) Ga | — ‘| | | ’ ++ } id Sar 17 My } i ¥ i | ¥ t | ' ‘y eye fee? cntaing of poss wno sit behind me in te mie ANT] - MASK BILL PASSED! or i me cir re ere h - : ‘ ADIN i rie} ‘ ida ; ;, €) 2) : ; office, t ’ ‘ : . 4 ef Rue} c} Omary 10 ‘rcent poyaity on tne eu ae , VO lan a LAs “1 \earnin h iffe ce nzvmM 1} ; . . } would recelve ’ ve JOO K' u ° j ; | ‘ . if . 1} P ay : AT, .* , . 2 : : oa ‘ " ‘ > ‘ A . % a % . . : ; , | “— he xt the wt. cites rv" roafacs » i} i srand Dra- , 5 . , . 4 WHY I NEVER LEARNED TO Se 5 *. kan tn Se wed as conch : may See 118 me (neu Beeeptgeo- Se oe NEW MINE PARLEY PROBABLE loss to understand Oo tim . * fou! > ; 1e torn mnernal nener in = Hedi West} ' hich re _— ir — x . | Leave Tue nme’ r ey ete , ty - au New ~~ ever thought ’ © ? . oi te ft I bh ; iT) , : nw ya yr house " . ) j at. 7 . by 4 . a 1 Bee Me : za : a a ss A ” - sTic *. ARN -- : ™ ' = dati lary Diavis Hopefal After Con- i i : i : ; j4 e mM : — ” ‘ : , . 7 ference With Lew bs. x Pe «a BM. the author s “tae & i} ii : : . . ‘ , . " duce " j * “ ~ : , Pp : + hy . — . lDatry ore ’ ’ on . ‘ i ee ™ t: 4 a : ‘ j . - . . : : : 4 rr Y the manner which this ed! erain pn Our plan ie to buy a special edition of These | ere deposited by the iate- Jess Smith Medical books written by physicians do not count, ™onths if a baby is born. They only have | | | REWENGEY , . ita ney calculations to inclu air author iinent counaei of rmer Alien | : , cker nf cor knowles Sang ) ' Pete ae rp — Pi ag BRADMAN, Me beth FPG te are Be eae he g . ‘ re; ‘ + * Oe a ~~ ° ° - y > ys ie ey peal A 2 nm , $ ‘, a. r ‘ pe: ia nto me Bs 4 7 Nis © © i * A , he re z : 2 Re Age ghar 7 , ou ‘- be « £5. epg hari Se 4 ATE, es t ARE idea » eg 3% i * i iO Diss wendy ae ** 7 a tte". * & Ako mas a > tad -, » a ¥, Le " s ° me id . i A XN . 4 Y, 7 a pee ma S q 7 4 7 / 7 P 2 . ,. . ~ ae 1) my ‘ ’ oo a Sh ee ay * a) " oh at ‘v7 * id . ve Mars \ ae cm. ay te es poe 4 Cad * oe - 4 we ae ay i A Aw 4 2p) “ " af} y vs in rg a ou z > ae f “a a + 4 es + AS re 7 : ci ae ae Pee j a Ss ae Fi — hh Oa DA | 4 Pee katte; wor - yaw as Ne tat A Baty +e. Beat é | ‘ 9 ane - + ‘ry ea ae “—S aa Mail i Ree. | Sa ar J i Seah a tly abhi interpretation of the working principles ™®® being what ms ee : resent Wage} along which the Guild has been planned, know it may be a: , esa acti fas : ews had? that we would appreciate your giving tion that the late . ing and fl 7 , ) } | | . — ‘rance herself now join: - _ A i : a ne t} than te say Req space to thig fetter to set your readers S ith Sil wnawar . ; * a . ’ Pen . Ais tT nati wome ein i ¢ ~ RE nm : " ‘ed th avis eta erent. right. » mm if cit rie yy ey - bth OER L4G ‘ ‘ 5a T _. rn % 4 “& ’ taty ; 4 ; rs an. ' i , ; oh 833% Owe ) te an P . . ' - ae ' aa ' ; aa mit Lif - | ‘d ; bes: ™ The Literary Gull4 of America. Inc of such illustrious Ohio Gang | Fe Pere, WN eam ini € | to ie i s “ nat ninute, i q ed him to eail at tae JOHN W downstairs in a . » » ¥ i % , . a¥ lile , > —— 4 am n ‘ . TL AM ROGERS. erty aud dAiiller Ibecome of prohibition. 6 Re ape ie Pe Se, oS sre * > Wise atrec if he | —, only two minutes to get there eyo. rete i — weg womanhood. ; + | tuation,” Davis said. , -

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i aa Fir ged sip sagen ee reat Me Nee il a gu Ps > ———.ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH - SUNDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 27. 1927 PA | |, meen oe __ PAGE 3B fa ae es announces a pending combination world Narket etails probaly. th T. P. Stevens. of S te ttended that um holding a serv- Re] | WOULD CONTROL GRAIN MARKET a aavts eae Canada mG siete | will “e : as l at epee siatinal h w's ane saree Kent wen ice . 9:30 a. yng aes cae onsen ‘ ‘ arranped «i i conierel | ‘ Nn) nN Binv Proposed. “s ; a . 3 hs Se ‘ NCW a adia O y Is : ; d- Russo Canadian . ‘ombi- the worid grain market. of Russian co.operatives and Can-|S. E., has shifted the hour of his/a simple service at 11 o'clock, and : , ‘ ° - ; } } “it 1¢@ aD nation Aimed ; ate a dis z : t at United States. “After the soviet union,’ says adian Erain shippe rs in Canada this! service. “Rreakfast appears to he hope this meets with the at proval ee eee eyes % bien ld ON ret ps rape Ee Digs, oie : Ka Pa ee - ~ *- ee aaa 2 OO NAO RO BR I ite gem wid aa Post-Dispatch and th ine?’ . ‘ 1} rs opyright, 19° “Canada is the first wheat ; 5P"'ne. eaten about 12 o’clock on Sunday! of my er rs. re a intr Daily News, Copyright, 1927. Kulick, é e QO and Busi Ss a Ale St _ VW Py . 7. Ornve ] ) - ss : ae r tr " , I p : +» h . sart t ] +? | » oe | 7 aS 2 i | ; - «0.— ook- | exporting country. The efforts of | Church Service Re A on in this part of London,” said the bn » Service Before Break fast. les . exnl: he had ar-; Relation of Danie! Boone Dies RR Z la ae laa th OS OF er d die esloased inc the United States as! American grain circles have been | py the Associated Press vicar in explaining why h ;, world’s leading wheat export- | to involve Canada in opposition to | LONDON, Feb. 26 Se as not to! ranged his sermons to suit mea! ” nneallwaysne — — inn , : continued from Page 1B, f Washington, Massey was le gui Mie country, Ivan Kulick, former! Russia. In the future we will!interfere with the Sunday morn- time. ‘“‘The early morning and 11 es whee ms abo ee ee a es | ah Kenlus OF the ttle theater - SOvVIe representative at Montreal. work together. controlling the ing breakfasts of hj sihiadiaits hehe , ck services were so sparsely James W. farn pioneer Ken- Sie oa Si-O ie NDI nko ey, Hlouss Wheres vend to the n oO nena ry) SH 2 Ts J ~ >’ “ + bi ty Rta : re it. . ‘ Sete > ~ ; : 7 > © — hose . PS FERS Kea ES rail 8 +45 Doe PR eis BSS Rate Road Ok: oe de Ee ee ee eC E on mene eebsee sb ees eats seseceoeseess Ivory Enamel Steel Da-Bed otiations over the Great Lakes- | him on the 7. Bassinet *‘ 3.95 $16.75 . | | “ie REDUCED rice ¢ OR baby’s first bed-——one ot paper sg nats these ivory enameled Bass! cane panel-end da-bed nets, special for Monday at 4 th cretonne cove piawrence Wi MeCweS Which has} eq with distine Q¢ aes Filled a Stamp Books Redeemed—$2 Cash, $2.50 in Merchandise os ~aa tion nrecomme nded by joint Cana- | Particularly in and American commission, the | ah Sutton Va jeersion mene waver 0! Lake | loon.” by Sin yichigan by the Chicago sanitary | said istrict, the ii a? * +} ‘) ‘ aren ? Lnhat as Gisaippoirnt iquor treaties and im- r in im-Jin one play, Massey's n probleins rhe Minister 7 gigratio pt iieinaiars } * our Seed = € >j *S ° . ube aided } four secretaries | y; Own personality was con oq as many zraphers and! 4g; 7 i derks. to Pducate His Children in Amerl- can Schoots, 4 ] t Ts ipri¢ Lj = ’ eneacs SESSCEEREESESERREESRRCESEESEEREBSREESEEEEE . Sa A AE We Give and eens ‘a sinsttiadted ee oe a _ WASHINGTON AT SEVENTH * « #8 OOS SKAAEBEL SOBER e SAG CARBS BERRA ULOEE / EBB ERs at, is et yassey did not accept the ap- | gintment to he United States 9 rs were attacking merel¥ to wb yinister at Washington. Ee intends ! arts,” . eak of le Cam- ip stay and is looking for a house, yn. Massey has accompanied him | duction Mn mann ap Delile” Ors Canndi: i serihine hi first anadian | ig him as; ‘Minister. 3 ~% HyooKked OT pro € - ii ,O1 x’ hy 7! . i ‘ . but their two children, one! Sven Lange's very modern and ~~ mm ou . > ® mx ‘eae’ ads ¢ ae es om . — - oe aft than tyears old, the other 9, are still in | passionate version of an old ge Canadian schools. The Muassey } At one point, the husband upbraid gidren wilt be brought to the} his flirtatious wife in true Broad- mited States thi summer and | saced in school ere Mrs. Mas- Censors a Play in Order to Disarm gy is the daughter > the late Sir Political Foes, george Parkin, WK. C. M.oM., D.C.) Massey saw. the 1 anoted (a | ducator an ust a few ad | gone time the © y the Cecil Rho gle, ETS SPST CK CST SST SRE SES SSSR ee ae AEE ee seeeEeesEseeee ve SSCS SCeeseseeseeeesececeaaeaeages ? . SSSSSESSSFSSSSSSSHSSSSSSHSSSSESSSE ESSER SHSHSSSHSLEH TSS FSS- SH4e tac eves eeee » ft e ‘ « " . . } mst. She is aiso Intensely inter- thets f the original and sted in educ tod ut u Ts ble ' before his constituents The equied oe : = eal i wit a clear conscience. He h warance is deceptive. SS UMN robbed the opposition of much am- medium ..: + ‘$ frau and | munition. gaunt. . everthe Cs In his official capacity at Was} rider tothe hounds and is a } ineton MIassev wil] probably he wrof the Toronto Hunt Club. His called | : angular head, set wan piercing, yet |;,, problems more aS a_ business kindly eyes, is €aSliy The most strik-j .... . -7 ccholar Of course. thing ut hit It ; Man tnAan as a nOowl. } abou; Lita. might pn : . ™ , a Will be much hand-shakin rFreasB - SONY ret ne pee em me : 18, . #3 ake SRESRLUASGELETT BBEecee “eee a . upon to deal with dipomat- * - Pir came CARD 4 = epee - ROA AMES ASAT RE EP SAME lag OCR BBS ATE SEE LER tchei s Be Tir ing Sea neergeca- cen ate mmamemuste " soars nt _ x | 4 sate : c. a7 . sage — ie? ee . a yu ‘ 7. Ssane 7. } oy nore speech-making about international boundary 1} Nighi ge wr tase per ok . . _ > — en —— ~ ie . he to: ALO AR I i a Be ~ « er ies 9 2 eames nt wow vecii. , 3 ° where not one soldier is necessary, es of His Ability as an Amateur but the real wor if the eration Actor. : = 222 2888 428° -Piece Walnut Bedroom Suite *198 A HIGH-GRADE Suite from one of America’s best furniture makérs, offet n cl tf two coml 44 tions. At $198 we it he ord bow-end bed, 6-drawet ry os mirror vanity, inch dresser and choice canopy’top chifforobe or the hiboy = in insert. Built of finest walnut veneer ibinet wood frames to Each piece is designed as a harmonious unit, all are extra heavy and have a beautiful two-tone 3-Piece Walnut Poster Bedroom Suite $Q950 5 an air to this ‘attractive Suit Which we tter Monday about normal wholesale cost Suite is built of beautifully matched walnut } woods, all finished to m datch and has decorative maple ane] At $99.50 er and a new style chest of drawers. = ustproot throughout, with maho gan botton The French vanity priced separately at $39 _ Be * Massey bas touched life at mia) \ points but he is proudest of two! interests, according to his friends. The first is his erudition— Mather be thought of as a scholar _- » SSCESe FHCeeeSeeseesetseanteeesera sack 2a. c eR, oe se ee awe a Kewts. 2 fo! phan as a successful business man, th tl nt a er ret a hich he undoubtedly was—an Y t his disposa ‘ . ene | - Smseccond, his ability as an amateur Thus Canada actor. His brother, Raymond Mas- latic problem 1 h traditional sey, isa well-known London direc- | itis] nanner, he has sent or and actor. ler envoy not only a busines } 4 For six years before he came toi bi a “scholar and a - ~ — - 2aea6 eb seeaeneneenacaaae + ew -_ ? | match $80 “SF SRL ORAL AL ornamentation Convenient Credit Terms Convenient Credit Terms ae ciety ts * sade rae ET. _ ete ss | — ; | 0, 0 DENIES PERMIT | LONDGN PLANS SHELTERS FOR NEW LINE IN OREGON! — FOR ITS HOMELESS WOMEN Directs Southern Pacific to Make, Mrs. Cecil Chesterton Starts Move- Y Contract With Oregon Trunk ment by Living Among Bere- OBBYIST. for Use of Former'’s Facilities. licts for Two Weeks By the Associated Press. yf A soctated Pi WASHINGTON. loeb, 26.—The LONDON, vi gon Trunk Railroad was denied | Chesterton \ \l 1 NY U T E — by ee itersta : -i her accou 4 A . 4 ree Cominission today to .pro- among Med With new construction into) ejry. Kamath Falls, Ore., and was = ructed to contract with VARIATION ON A FORMER THEME BO Pacific for joint use of) 9% Wat system's line in th: rritory. (Ky heequest) A petition at the Oreg Darbolic is thrilled by music, as no douggervice Commission for a reopen- | SERTESSS SESS TRESS SESRS TASER ESSE STSTESESSESTETASSEESSe eer eeae. ananctaainaisdiataiacinca diet iene sceueeesece SESERERESEES Fae coccocucueuecueeuteseccecesosccovecqnusesensossqbeseesosebndenennsenseneneneeenaln 5 re te wy pe 223.868 -S@Qeeceee. 4s. sasnver oy ce > bad ay > S Prey? * achat int etal ai ie ae aks ieee aes 52 482 168 (Copyright 1927.) dgown-at (]- b3 u* tw 6 @ a @: Pt | Be r B: ie e. | , & fe - we La a PA 6 a. af a. bi SB. & fa a. ve Lg as @ we o ie) % od ST 30GS.F7 CLS eSeasevuasaceeeaec 5-Piece Oak Breakfast Set $2 ? asual t Close-Out! $6. 95 seca 50 _— Beds, $ DD _ Beds, walt bed“ WINDSOR ROCKER GATELEG TABLP— O's: ce the | lar stvle, ‘ nie of birch r tops. e Pid babe er oe ae Bye rR Aa KG pyr ein wis Pa re . , : ear mates salting aunthsiee ok m # “ pl dnqely 4 3 ¢ 4 4 rune mrirtens naan — npg gen nhs ‘ ” i : Ki. CNepgitste oe thie. ot qmeges ~enatthnain Tigi pap tehseesinatataninsaiseatitaneeselimanoen bee plseindlalagnadedsstnttcoe : : faenbietneititePonatgninint SNE ly al , oetnedinet ete Aaaayat » . vie: tM . . . ° = . * : a ‘ . 4 ¥ on di ahaabbaith ee te te e ~~ tee hy ' b Aaa cee on ems ae - intents Me vs vile oles “ ie tens shin lh naiiaee -_ i ae Pag it ete... ~ ee ae ae - . tae a “&,, 4 es : . Lose - 5 Mh ees ” — she ale reader knows, mof the investigation into Comfort when I'm sorrowful, and t Mitroversy over the new construe . S19] fo all my woes; Yon in the Kis njath Basin was de- | the public has love all music, from Franz Sebipaed. (almost imposstibl: fo Berlin, The Southern Pacific was di-} woman to. get The rapture of a master to the most G@pttied to present to the Orgeon) eyen if she has cordant din; Trunk within 25 days a contract! aecommodatio: The music that inclines to thought, Bing the Oregon Trunk joint use, men @the line from Pauinina to woman’s public lodging hou Mamath’ Falls, with per nission for’ fund, supported dither road to perform local serv-! and women or to construct branches east stublished. _ nd West. ‘ The petition of the Southern Pa- tific for permission to control tli Oregon, California & Hastern and he Nevada-California-Oregon Rail- Jewish Stamps i » Languages. a game fads, was rranted in a prey ious | py eee ee Pe ae Unless I'm jumping u nd down, aw Melsion of the se ioscan Ane | JERUSAL EA 7 a Mregon Trunk, owned jointly by | Tel Ac lng praise or blame: he Great aie ke | And when young hearts beat light and f en Pacific es 2-Pc. Mohair Carved Frame Suite 1 5 L Convenient Credit Terms newest = ; ** $18 Gray Enameled Double Coil Spring $9.75 Osean vaek ’ t* my ere ; rape ‘ ,8 Pisedi Bitte > a * ate anal eae | dae tee “as. ane Pal t a wv me SSSR SEOKT eSGesaese Santee “4 1, SE me eeeeseeee* » per ee ete vow (See Range to Match, Below) Golden Oak impanegs S' YLID oak Chan ave ~~ Lg =m > ~*~ & rT 4 ~ a ese ~~ bal - a en =~ + it ee Natrt “ wed HuUsic simply sweet, May wake my soul te melody—it ne Mioves WN feet: Inatter what the music played, I inter eocau pee ae oe Reray coh eles o PON ving OE arte a et carmen ve pet Sah PRI 89, PE CA INA BN ge 4 4 SEEEREEESTEREEE a “ee fl tte of SESSZETERS ERR CECA REREAEEER ERR EERE ACM ay sr Cr tae et eee ee te hs ee ee) | 4. vo ey ern MINA ee ei yt Ae x » ; si ye (oe crime . pests who sit behind me in the mov ! : ‘* ACepinE tine. ee ~ poe ~ ae: et 4. pa ae . se ome x ‘ Re ee ee ee wade I know that I'm exeitable—I cannot wate S@ °2a8 8 Fey ca i iia co 8 ’ " it » ants ie . te ahs. 4 ed tg aoe.’ wees ceed ake ee ee a ae rn and the North-j| of Palestine and beauty weaves a trance gaa should be allowed, ths put out short Although my icine’. grraceless quite, paimission held, access to tratiic | announcemen «yf hemi sca Mo and ouf’®f Southern Oregon. wlhicl aiways want to dance: PAt the same time it was he But when such strains as Pin-a-fore At unnecessary duplication 01 . fe | neater We wips hho eee onan we Ns ia = Pa ee aa See a a > Clans 1) eager car drums beat, Mllroad facilities should be avoid Ee MiuUSic : are us : 7" , I Isic with iff message never JOUR and the Or gon Trunk’s project : nheys through my feet; ® build lines paralleling the Yet tempo litthe matters in the pedal P Mithern Pacifie was denied. ftormime Of pests who sit behind me in the mov ANTI Ks MASK BILL PASSED keeping . ping time. Yorth Carolina Measure Sponsored - 2 “ \ ANTI-CLIMAX. a Seenamen. “At MURPHY’ S” RALEIGH. N. C.. Feb. 26. —} a SSCS SSSeSSsesvueaeerses. . ee+ee wr” 8-Piece Cinrininweniil Walnut Dining Suite $ 1 Q With China Cabinet, $169 A ROCK - BOTTOM price 4 ‘ * wry ‘ . ret 5 id’ oe ee ee oe — a A dats * ae + pee a ~ 3-Piece Coil Spring Davenport Bed Suite *149 HE dual purpose ot this handsome, carved-frame Suite, living-room suite by fortable col spring hed at night makes it most desirable where guest rooms ] . oe ie ok } oe Loose cushions a&d deep spring upholstering over high grade velour a ae yee ss ase a a A ~ a FB eat ee « ” re a a The crowd milled about anxiously. | ‘Was evident that something was happe Prganizations that keep thelr; 50 Factory Samples on the corner. But what?. Perhaps 8 Mberships secret would be pone had been. struck by an automodyme aed fem North Carolina and) Steamer Trunks and Amateur drivers alwave choose down (tow faring of masks or hoods in pub- | thats for ances, shee sae shoplifter ic that conceal the identity of} Trunks beon arrested. Mh cial after workit he wearer would be forbidden by itheir way painfully to the corner. went @8? Dill that passed the North Caro- about their business 4 hurried look ha ee House f Representatives Lo- | ss > y | Balistied their curiosity, What could 5 the trouble? A front page story. perhapgemilar unaninious action was At lust the eorner' Two women, wit en by the Senate se veral days ago | were standing them The bill, introduced in both fanches of the Legislature by | aa = . ayy: Z ee eer m 17th Pattie, Yppieere ‘ _— 5 ™ ’ ; ee eres VERRVISASSSTATESK SST CECH TESST ESTAS TSE SACRA SRN MERC ERROR ER RACER REESE SER ENT Ess RecREe = -“% —_ eal 5 TELE T TTT TTI eri PCT iii Trias Ti Tit TitTTililirtirrirrrirrrier es a) . ' Pr ~ trot ne, epegien, me oad w P48 Pty peel coher ion “s ee > 7 : - 4 - Se ee Ss areata Arldninesewhbtnc atten tetas Awe ee vo a PP oo ige — ea i en en ee | ee Fee + cee sge a ty 8 Bas SOSSHSHSSSS SOSH TOSS STSOSOSTSSSSSSSESSSHSHSSSS SESSA eeaseescencessvesessasseeeeuereseacesce i aS a tee =. Ka ie 3 Sint Without dissenting vote. | Convement Credit Terms _ net I aaa es ~~ Convenient Credit Terms WITIITrirrrrrrrirlitlililtiliilis lei iil esi iA te > SETLIST Par reer To Tree SUSCSSSSSCSSHSSSSSTSAA SHES STEER ESESSE Ese ESSE SEs Slee Po amit kde 5 ae ile wT Te OGS COSOSRSeSe oS eTeNSNEReREsRaTeeSlseNsenesesecenssheeunnesrapesesssensssebosocanncenenentt : Peg ~ we» ~ Special Rug Values $85 9x12 Fringed Wilton Rugs Wilton - : , ke $59.75 o——8 fu Qo $65 9x12 Axminster Rugs i - tw * SSO SSSSHE FRESE Ee Tees ATA seePAtT REE Met es Peet + are a ig 4 pyr cee a a |} bundles in their arms, |comparing surgical operations, * * * Me =" > oe arcade A &: Rely bat a ee ee pee ee a ee a Se a ee mong We en who said they were forme : Members © the nig : er te When . capable acting Postmaster 9 Klux wi a sare, grhts : rf - ’ iu. iii} PoLiiowe : Seiry res ommended for the office, that rec E \ 1, i iif Ve d Cio : ’ “ae . ; the recent resignation ef Su-| i mendation is New’s. in, cy ; { : ’ . 'g ‘or Court Judge Henry A . . 2 Tady of Se ’ - wy dre: : WHY PT NEVER LEARNED TO SWIM By a Of the klan in North Caro- \} mi not married. ' : : §Our $9 Steamer vicst sprerty good aazary. NRW MINE PARLEY PROBABLE [Tks $7.50 ” ll a » ee AR he Staeiee ditea ie x) ; vee TT TR OO: "Fe" £984” © 8 eee" Oe Oe we eee ee © « se : Dink Y % $50 9x12 I'm not that patriotic r Our $12 Fiber ; . ik # Conference between Labor De- Our $22. 50 5- Ply Fiber $15 What we, who run to every fire. dist Ment officials and John L, Dress Trunks peewee about prohibition is the fact that what 8 president of the United Our $22.50 Fiber $15 fondly hope will prove a still alarm tu e Work: rs of America, here to- Steamer Trunks y, secr t; " . : 4 * ; ; . “ we i ha ; sts >. pout to be merely a still alarm. a ry Davis issued a stat Our $30 Wardrobe, $20 ent « aying that he was hopeful 4 a . . th. : I fiber cover a» a i 3- Piece Piseereted Fiber Sun Parlor Suite $4 9.75 Conventent Credit Terms TELE ELERLERET SET SESSESESRESEESERECEREREEEERESRESEERSRERESESEEEERESEEERs ee s seee ha ee rrerertas EET ST ecocreesseve ema A. bd , ° at eta a etdg td + bhen 95a bap had sodent ge tehh 9 dd yi tnt wernerene? Fis inte all tee te Pete eco Tote gtad ake. % 4 ? ’ ; 8 a ~~ > ease eeenens Lt Pete tes bey byes ee oes eee ee oe may a =e ‘ ‘ ry x $39.50 9x12 Velvet Rugs Glacier Apartment Style Refrigerator : or i ; [PRS SRae SFR SHER TSS P Pee Se eeaeeeaseacaca« Srayvy Oak Enameled Gas Range i 50 Velvet Stair Carpet Linoleum Close-Out err le © OP OF CO OP OR OR SE SO Oe Ce Pee Fe Oe me t aunot) ” a . hey nmference between : Alone in the silent night many Ine . ronseren “— . le Bile! 5 jnspiration® F ne Works rs and bituminous op Repau ing a Specialty hu ! ij ’ : : - { = foy Ti ‘ ’ } Pa s Os Mig } 1 tye ' d r! © LO t I hehe pWriter \\ * too have ‘notic © - that oe Wiration of t}) re? | nt Wag Vi HY thi night is silent Wwe find ourst if a Ze, me . \f he ] eh ot hee 8 ‘ak Pp. C. URP At, M: Be} Lewis had ° S ° FMmMent, other than to say he FABLE. ac y Ov Davis statement. TRUNK CoO. Once upon a time a girl said SMO pa BS. Lewis was in Washington |{_707—Washington Ave.—707 be downstairs in a minute, and }f ‘oe 4 Ba requested him to call at the | only two minutes to get there. ‘w Sent of Labor today to talk J. the Situation,” Davis said. } aeee eeeeeee.-“-e * i tea , > "I i} j yt ‘ f PAL AC 3) : ; shown ; rnd ardware r eueeuen Bring Room Measurements ‘OPCE PORE EEF oe © oe 4 Come in and See Them SUeteceuaciu Ta CCESSCSSSESESSASSETCSSSCESTCRSSEKSSTCSSECAASSSSES SESS ESTeEGeesrseseee sees . bol @tetel abs vets Fat pt ets otat a? Cy ee "eos ae Be “laggt?

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FEBRUARY 27, 1927 ST. LOUIS POST Tere a ceccneesennncen y Pe oT ae ve Al Dias dubia panes + ville a ~ Pe o ~ i ei ine - ‘pad aes ? initia Pb TE Deli be Bie A tng reget ged” MGS gettin Dror ag “ fas Mt 9 . wi 2 Pr i i phe a. oe Pate Sa cep > oy ale dm PAGE _ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, ttended by representatives of a Gave Dinner Too Soon. ist, when he was originally selected pherosony cg ‘Hindenburg acHMNN HEIGHTS ONLY BROTHER OF FAVORS PLAN TO ESTABLISH |RUNS FOR ALDERMAN ON atiendea Improvement associa | By the Ausociated Prem fr the new Marx cabinet as Minis: faled to sign bis commana ' WOODROW WILSON DIES PUBLIC LIBRARY IN SCHOOL| TRANSIT SURVEY PLATFORM) ‘ions Pima cancieacy was n-|' BERLIN, Fed. 36—a atory cir-|{0" of usice duly culebrated hs she pore a je RSAIS UE MAS m E dorsed. faction. The regular Republican culating in the Reichstag lobbies dinner to his friends in one of Ber-/|Graef presented the pay for +, Joseph R. Wilson, 59, Kept Out of St. Louis Librarian Says Webster | Alfred Henry Eisman Enters Re- h ‘ GRAFT HEARING PHBL I , Politics at Request of Groves Proposal Has Worked publican Race in Twenty- organization of the ward has in- as {t that Walter Graeff, National-'lin’s fashionable hotels. After dinner to his succesgorp, | President. Well Elsewhere. second Ward. dorsed Alderman Kralemann, who | nee te Oe oo ee sy MUCAUAYUOUY UEMURA CA LEA TLL 4: Arthur PB. Bostwick, librarian of| Alfred Henry Eisman, president blished in 1914, and who seeks es BALTIMORE, Feb. 26. —Jo-!the St. Louis Public Library, has| °f the newly formed Central Union esta ss ed ns tdci Chie Citizens to Know What the late President Woodrow Wil-| “PP roe —* » of the Newstead-Lee Business | Committee has an = stan ier a son, died early today at his home, »rary building as a separate unit! Men’s Association, yesterday filed candidates indorse y hein we Is Being Done. here. Death was due to Bright’s|in the new Frank Hamsher High| his candidacy for the Republican | Ward groups, but ge elie lisease and followed a prolonged School building now under con-| nomination for Alderman from the | tain some support in the oo : , | illness. He was 59 years old. Mr. struction in Webster Groves. This| Twenty-second Ward. of slates still likely to eeneovel a Mayor Edward J. Houlihan Of wilson is survived by his widow) building will have a separate en- The keynote of his platform is|™man formerly tepng: Dy sept gta “onl “0 Richmond Heights announced yes- and one daughter, Mrs. Alice Wil- trance and serve as a public li-j} his demand for ae rapid transit Mayor Miller and he used to ge | terday that the Aldermanic Com- | S00 McElroy, who was married at; brary’for the community. commission of experts to determine | inspector in the City Building De-| ae .., the White House during the first Webster Groves will vote on aj the exact needs of the community, | partment. 7 miittes hearing into alleged police iis ee athens thie Pagel oye : schiiieiilindiiaiaes administration of her uncle. tax of 4 cents on the $100 valua-|and his advocacy of eventual mu- | River Commission to Meet. protection for bootleggers in Rich- Burial will be at Clarksville, tion at the city election April 5, to] nicipal ownership of the transpor-| A public meeting of the Missis- mond Heights, which is scheduled Tenn., Mr. Wilson's former home | provide for the maintenance of the] tation system. The Central Union| sippi River Commission will be | wearer’ ne came to Baltimore about) jiprary in the school building. was formed as a result of the de- | held at 10 a. m. Wednesday in room to the public and not’ behind - Aig sarndlcxe at : Dr. Bostwick points out that the| cent Post-Dispatch editorial sug-|434 of the Custom House, Eighth | ee oe ke Pret stated Mr. W lison began a oily ig plan of public libraries and|{gestion of the transit commission.|and Olive streets. The meeting cc oorTrTs aS Was i L Stl. . . Cars ae; GET a weekly paper as ' branches in schoo] buildings has Ata meeting of the Men’s and | will consider matters connected We want the public to know! ee ee from are to worked well in many cities, notably | Women’s Republican Club of the| with the improvement of the Mis- | : see = Page ia in Grand Rapids, Kansas City and | Twenty-second Ward, Friday night, | atonkiont River. 1 . tio : wy,” ae ight pith agit dapgaaly st. Louis. ecently was ap- he bad situation tn our city,” said suk’ dike shites it tn SMashville Louis He recently I : nointed chairman of a committee Mayor Houlihan, Banner He then went to Balti- ‘ aw ; : a9 | of the American Library Associa- The Mayor referred to the mem- more to take charge of the promo- . tion and publicity department of tion on public Hbrartes In school a y vy . é ic 4 . ‘ ere 74 Burd 8S. Hurt, 21 ae , ; agua The committee will Five years ago a new idea in correcting stam- an insurance company. mering was created. It is teaching stammerers to j > v- : { ‘ ro’ lin - bootlegger of Richmond Heights, |... pected ¢ the first time it! iitike int a report. | men, public speakers and business men out of stam: we ‘ : 5 .. : ; ie as ft t*¢] tor At ITst ime " i ) mennge failures. The ave rage ac hool child recites Which was seized by lederal was agreed between himself and The Good Government Party in|} ali of his lessons in two weeks by this method. agents last week. In this memo-_ ,;. brother that the latter should Webster Groves, whose candidates + Clifford Close, speech specialist, has been conduct- randum Hurt had ritten the fol ee " ne rage ' : ‘hy f Mav to | ing this course for the Y. M. C. A. in New York Jovi res re nad written the f0!-' stay out of the political field. The} 4re J. B. Chipman for Mayor, & and the Fast for five years. He will conduct a lowing items: ,ounger brother fai yk succeed himself and Dr. :- Ws. @aa lass a » Hotel Chase, commencing Monday ,ounger brother faithfully kept the AC , fo i] mm ie e She 7 ‘ > oe romen, women and children from To th Sheriff, ogg _ pledge. He held no office of any ©'’Malley and Herbert H. Yosts. for 10 to 60 years of age. fo police, $100, $115, $120, $75. character during President wii. |; the City Council, has come out in Pit Pha ee Eee gree nora bgt: Fn rh a ‘ — -f ry } > . » . - > t m sit r pe = : oe - at say, *Titdlayvy } . ra 2 I 7 en i ra 9 h, rh arrest Of Hurt and th son's administration and avoided itsS platform fora publi library fo) ? to 4 p. m. and 7 to 9 p. m. that (‘entral Township Deputy. a a ies tes ‘ebste ‘POVeg. : itra : uty all political activity, page abelian s* Hotel Chase, Room 856, St. Louis Constables had made two raids mai Richmond Heights without the et ee ee ee pose aa ces ammmmmraaes ‘Will Durant to Lecture on Progress. | Lindell-Waterman Bus Maryland-Olive Street Car ° Kil shigl : : help of local police in the last of Police, will subpena witnesses; Will Durant, who wrote “The agehighway Bus Taylor Street Car three weeks, moved the Board of/for the hearing Tuesday evening./ Story of Philosophy” in such sim- a a ee ee ANNOUNCING 2 | | of i alpwin's| E 65th Year ae Anniversary Saleff=. °° © Starting Monday, Feb. 2a i ) a ‘td Substantial E i el aa a i By the Associated Press. sr ——_— ‘7 al ft MMMM TTT wrk! PeUH TE HP te ee we — —- i as oa ~ + Fy om es et oe “ a ee eC toa aye 7" ty ‘ Sed, TN aT SR ear ge: ~ ee _ an. EE Ce RE ee ee ee ea NG a a MB IRE I oo om 4 ee ie 2 om Pg a" —_ PR & = n = “ '* t,t ee 20 North eN9 just what ts being done to clear up Me Laird} caged in | SR adipteetetimettiRtis foi re = epg ae ast wea PO i ae BOA wet 6 ihe AF. Se ene ae — : went to &Aisoctiat : ‘ phe anti Jur about &/) mar tal North Market street. They oth e and | | 2 es o'clock, when S * $ were here abo th : . . Price Reductions fz.) 2° : _ ent District came in and :: be api! for liquor, tind-| Bearched the place hee ird Says Che Baldwin Piano Company [howe meer. ct J i 4 a i = pers . 7 - a se, i eR ee ane ee ee re cokers: mae te an a PC, SD _ ~ pam ¥ ty a Leys : Pr he ~ , " or es ey 4 3 ea We he Meee i gc taigs mm De ee es See NT eee t ae) : mar - re ea ° hw eR ee, moe or > ‘ ¥ a a rift TENG oo A WS ee a a oh . ae ae) agree bce eee ot fe? ‘ " APs im Chain A nmoille: station Me : Established 1862 1111 OLIVE, .. ‘ . i vouth was merhy ea” } : ¢ ye , rd players, .whie am older HUTTE eee TTA ATTEN TITHTT Bhs Care eas behind the bara Aldermen to action last Wednes- Yesterday City Marshal Maloney| ple terms that it became a “best | eiaieitaiinians ieieeaiaai pron her was in the kitchen Mass day evenings. Aldermen Marshall! and Deputy Marshal Butinoff ar-|seller’ and now is undergoing |§ HARGE PURCHASES MONDAY, PAYABLE IN APRIL a0 7 cat ava he protested that there) B. Stevens and D. J. McKay Jr.| rested a man who gave bés name/translation into a newspaper pic- evidence to justify the] s arrest, whereupon the po- — ama rs Rainy force! as Tom Perie, on Bellevue avenue/|ture strip, is to speak on “Is Prog- | A with failure to do uty and pro-/| near Mitchell avenue. His speed-/ress Real?’ at 8:15 tonight at the | . (Reg. U. 5S. Pat, Off.) _ atened to arrest him) posed a committee of investiga-/ing !n an automobile attracted the | Y. M. H. A.-¥. W. H. A., 724 Union TOILET GOODS SPECIAL! FOR QUICK CLEARANCB! ragga tion. The proposal carried and a/| officers’ attention. They reported|boulevard. The lecture is under Olivilo Facial Soap..............3 for 18c g Boudoir Clocks, Cloisonne Front...HALF PRICH ie Later cLatrd walked fe am committee of five Aldermen, head- finding a five-gallon can of whisky | auspices of the Open Forum and Hard Water Soap 4 for 15c Aue Die te ee cee a ater > inquire aa ed by Stevens, who also is Director in the car. ink to the public. | Bath Salts iil, ceeeeneaeaeeeveoes 59 Gifts, Novelties " Bridge Piines...ceoeic. ae wee voung Jurezyk. As Je eer eeeeeeeneeeee eee . = ; . a ee , - | wid u" il rrabbed ‘ eins 9 $2.95 and $1.95 DOGRGOOD..« « a , istricts # book persons “suspect aS Sree ee ss a Vy = yobbery” or some other se ~~ ani r : £4 : ie t is crime, when there is no evi . A ; ) + Ny : 7 | : | ince. but the police wish to de WN AYE _f \ ge Be "kh ' ad B&in them. This practice ha . i aN ee ¢ a ; | : | i frequent e¢ omp! aints. PRING COATS (ee2=1 144 SPRING DRESSES] B panei THURMAN INSTITUTES Just 88 Sports Coats in the Newest Tweeds $1.00 Offered at Half Price Because | . voluntary Somteneaeeen They Have Been in Our $16.75 We brich those of his congregation Department for Four Weeks! — 4 Wish to do sO may unburden | ff ‘mselves of their sins or ftrou- | 7 : VOLUNTARY CONFESSIONAL | Smartly designed aT / ae : : ? combinations. Savings of such a decided Main Floor. | | be instituted at United; » Sori Coats ’ These Dresses must make way for : — $s to He IS . ae. Roere a ae _ “SESREREREREREE EES brand-new arrivals! Dresses in the very fae eevrew Temple and will be mee Large means this group will be eager- newest Spring modes in Georgette, Flat Ma integral part of 1 gions wal , ‘ 4 ow tic» ia Sy; : : d S T ; ly purchased—while they last. Crepe. Just the frocks for school, street, ¥ ir synagogue, ty t= par ne > very newes ids afternoon and business wear. All sizes. rman annonuneed ir e an ma The ver) newest plaids and Rayon All colors. _ ; sermon Friday night. | Head Sizes! ‘ stripes In the smart ombre col- Teddies ° ate hours will be arranged | orings in all colors. Faultlessly 2 f . ’ MWrins the week, Rabbi Thurman) . 2 : or the Price of One! R:; cor all those she an tailored and designed. A chance 79C One | i. for all those WiC eS ‘ = ‘ritual eonsolation through this . WwW ) 315 , .: KLINE'S—Fourth Floor. : | | “re they. seek advices aaa veh he seeeeecaeeeeeeeeaeeeer all be . PAS 30K, eS Rag 3a ee WB AER Lieber - yo ns et er eh e's a tite at Rn MAR TI gs et Be a ‘a ta. ‘ay p. , eg aia: vos . Pe ete “ an . vin GOS, ate sainaiantthen a a ke CRY Da. EES Gila al ae Se EI es Boal Nan poay ‘ ™ | > as 2 na em me Nae Reg oS ns aA WR ES oS Oe Rt, 51h Dip twat Renate oe et Peek ep tad TRO Pet et £9 SR = 4 es P # +e — OP Re RN MRE MR PLETE GR ty MCNUTT ¢ * PUTTS mELESCAS SLUG NETH SESTOSUTTSUESSVTES OCT ANTHETA sf Re ay ta 5 F at! at ae ey ‘ he a Ae Ag bai ee =e Lo “oR # 2 - fii e225 % id fe he a4 é fs Bem be ‘Ts of Congre gation May. and Novelties. ...Underpriced at nich te lee to have a new Coat at irresist- Vow: geek a shall try to give it ta 2 (ome to Him at Stated Hours For ible savings! this low price. | Rayon Bloomers, 59c Misses Fur Collars on Many! Two for $1.00 and 7 | All New Up-to-the-Minute! Main Floor. KLINE'S—Third Floor. SO BPE Pans ey 1. Ct pion ie Waren te wy oO RRR. tare Re If they desire to make aS Ghiiak” Tague ANE or nce ees ion of sins committed and} their repentance, they shalt) Leather Handbags! Special! Underarm styles in smart grains and colors. Also embossed and stenciled styles. hi OO KLINE'S—Main Floor. nportunity to do so with ‘ TERRE EES | fullness and sincerity of. Pasceeecaceatrtecteeeteetrere Thurman’s proposed con announcement of whieh ormier Matrons! 24 Silk Scanties $2.95 Very special! For- “GEE REEEREE ERE RRRRSR EERE eRe Toeneeeeenens’ appeal for re- institution int hurch, does net - . Crepe de Chine and Radium Teddies xtra . | 200 lace-trimmed and tailored Ted- Salespeople! ty at a sale beeciat wiles Peal iohoe: ¢ 1 3 9 merly $4.95, $7.95 KLINE’S—Main Floor. Shop ‘ ee ath: and $8.95. \ Early! ITT ltt orr TTT TTT TTT TTT i 68 Smart Navy Twill Suits leusidlie ‘ ’ at Girls’ Apparel Specials! }é:. oS oa ——— RERAEAE CUTTS —— plan is by rsecl up the Talmud, {s 4 trans 14 GIRLS’ FLANNEL DRESSES—Sizes 10 to 14. Ridiculously priced for quick disposal................. $ | 00 , |: & 7 aia ashaines 20 SILK PONGEE BLOUSES—Sizes 12 to 18. | K a a expresses stg shame for Drastically reduced! Rare bargains.................. $ i 95 | hy oa 20 GIRLS’ SILK DRESSES—Sizes 7 to 14. | f CAMER A Sug AT LIBRARY Remarkably underpriced! For Monday.......... 40 GIRLS’ SPRING COATS—Sizes 7 to 10. a Hi: TO CONTINUE UNTIL FRIDAY Clearance Almost giving them away at this price . lachides Profess.onal Exhibits, ba 10 JUNIOR WINTER COATS—Sizes 13 to 17. $10 00 BE) Only Amateurs Will Share At a Substantial Saving! Short-coated Mannish Suits. Single 48c or double breasted. All sizes, but main- Slave Bracelets and ly large. Just the models now so much pendants. Worth to ‘Priced right for immediate disposal \wards. —- ¢* f «, a KLINE'S—Third Floor. ITI Titi i itis]. Remarkable values at this low price..... ll eontinus until | KLINE’ S—Balcony. 4a ee ee of ashi Table of = | . 7 be ea on View i8 Most ” ° ¥. : rinteurs, numerous je Toiletries $1.95 Sport Satin Costume Slips : | If, Price - Dark shades of Sport Satin. (Cotton Corsettes, $1.95—$3.50 Wraparounds, $1.95 and Rayon). Well made and full cut. C KLINE’ S—Main Floer ders, Colognes, Bath | “? tte = ina . KLINE’ S—Main Floor. Salts, Soaps, Sachets. : | om vhere and artiatn aa Cy STITT IIIiiiiiliiifiiiiiiliititiiiiliiy. PTrTTitiiiiiiiti. TITII IIIT iiiifiiiiilitiiiiriirrirrre tie ble to participat® tievy go to any one exhibitor | Spring Hats Sport C Varig | O& | aeeee | Sacrificed for Clearance At Give-Away Prices At a Fraction of Their Worth! THEATER LABOR DISPUTE ENDS Featuring Smart Trimmed and Sports Modes |||» tmcm*risble offering of 5 eee Girdles—Corsettes—Sacrificed! QUALITIES LIMITED Monday! Another Bargain Dollar : $5 Mol May and La Camille Girdles, $2.95 $5 Formfit Corsettes, $2.95—$3.50 Mol May PcUe TTT eee aaah aah eaaaaaaeeaala ‘rraphers who are exhibits In of general interest nObY, however, exhibition Creams, Face Pow- nnd protesa’s abi a «| Ee TTTTTT TTT TT ta . . PR OR MAR AE 7 ga ik | 37 Winter Coats Now. .$24 43 Winter Coats Now. .$34 1 ond Gray dig Green :: Tiger Lily to clear them in one day Group of Fur Coats. . .$69 —*. KLINE’S—Basement. Another Fur Group... .$88 A HAY SENSATION BUY HALF A DOZz : mionr AT THE VERY START OF | ONE FOR EACH 3 Just 25 Winter Coats Group Choice Fur... .$129 EW SPRING SEASON ) NEW SPRING COSTUME The necessity of clearing our Winter stocks is responsible for the Choice! Finest Furs . .$375 extremely low price on these 25 $ >? —- * Silk With Straw i Wood :: Monkey :: Sand wear. Ridiculously priced Hats of Straw :: Hats of Azure & Black Ks Red a Blue rics and colors for Spring Priced low for quick theaters, has because we are determined selling! hasis of an rymtiftiue the jury of: Here's an opportunity to me ectricians and Stage FE ‘mployes | buy three or even four |} Compromise Difference. . Dresses at the price you : ‘pute between union eles] ly styled sport Coats in fab- would usually pay for one. -— | = . 1 the International As And they are seasonable, _ a . of Theatrical Stage Em-= too, in smart styles and € myes. involv 1 jurisdiction In the rich color combinations. a eetelen! constructions into by the twe KLINE’S—Basement. Jersey Frocks—Tomboy Skirts Ber he eeeinent he mi} is etrieal SACRIFICED! , ; (ion Work on theater Pprop- A group of Jersey Dresses (cot- 2 FOR wax well rnaintaining all per- ton and wool mixtures) attrac- ent electri installation, Stage tively styled and trimmed. Tom- ; ‘ure permitted’ te eperale boy skirts in sports colors with $ OO Trice ba taady ectrical apparatwg Coats. Buy NOW at a mere frac- KLINE'S—Third Fico + ; ; tion of the price you ordinarily pay. novelty belts. : fixtures used 606-608 Washington Comms one coon engl KLINE’S—Basement. WTiiIiiiiiiiiiilitiiiliiiiiiiiiiit. KLINE’ S—Basement. : pike settings, The disagreemen % "dad froth both unions claiming Work incident to xn bala eaaae ipiec tric signa gente of Bae is ’ TIT T ITT tititititiiiiii iii tT.

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Se te, ne Stet toa one ve, 1 ——$ ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH. SUNDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY. 27. 1997 ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ Seen PAGE 5B » sign his COmmisgi ’ r ith e portfolio of fust ic . ! A a Beles ie ; ———_—_—=— — = — — a i ..¢ sees ie i ‘i ila S AM HE WAS THREE TO REPRESENT ST. LOUIS FINDS BRIDE, 17, IN HOSPITAL i hen s che lef caus’ aie ae aol ee sili to Meet. ing them to select their delegates S SSS SS SSBB 828 88 2 2 8 Sse 2s s Said cece tenietieet tt tee AT SOCIAL WORK CONFERENCE AFTER SEARCHING TW , : NG TWO MONTHS ‘°°. Announcing Change of Location several Others to Attend Welfare “Ussion Head, 78, Says She Left ‘Stein, uae uu Meetings in Des Moines Him When Refused Wrist at the Pir in May. Watch. ranted t ange On Monday, February 28th, ob Stein, 78 years ol We Will Be Open for Business at Our New Location 714 CHESTNUT STREET International Life Building CRUMP & TREZEVANT REAL ESTATE LOANS—MORTGAGE BONDS a) “ Lawn, fo ‘a —— --* / ee oye “~ 4 r i t WA QUA Mii il) } ij tf Oe et y i h TTT iy y: On a piano stands for Tone Quality, Endurance, Beauty of | ) io See sae ee , Design and More Value for HO oan DR. F. J- GUILBAULT money spent than obtainable in ae) |o & tee eek von oe sianses “a | | wilt stl you m thdesantds (ilasses— reliable pair of Bifocal any other piano manufactured. Hi complete—for te am Lenses and 5. 00 1} eee Frame for $ 4gSBBRBBSBSBEHREBESBEHREHEHBEB HE HRBEaBeBeEB BB SB: mi F. J. “ : 7 + . ; : ’ . 4 ¢% 2 7 + . . , : ‘ " e ? ii ; . — : eo i} i . -_ s . . : . . r bad 4 a4 a ; . . . : . 7 . 2 > 4 : a fT — wt : " ’ . > ; , in . \ : ; s | : *ee Z a vi —) = > : . , ’ a : a a ie : ee Cc Se 4 : are : . , ‘ - . . ¥ « 4 . as aa a s * - eeeecesececcs o 15C ' rye a : ‘ ‘ y ‘ ; ° wie . lL? ‘ ; iw ’ . : “ ’ . : r ; 5 a , , d ° P LAB ae athe ON Fi ays Re. hat mahi ouclig” + , ‘ Sil” # ake oe Den lis, ay “le SEA NRO lO IMG, it Tg cite PRR ING ghia ID ox " a0 ne fom ap Te 1006 OLIVE ST. LLL OE a NG The POST-DISPATCH Regularly prints MORE WANT ADS than ALL the other St. Louis newspapers COMBINED, ee - e _ ' i a - ep st AS oT et ay: ~ fa ele anneaar aa oe Tee ght ah ee Fe oo eee wD ee ws of ry , cake Ps ren © AaRU EY noc nrtieas stil ntin alt epee tye rH » ee — EXACTLY AS PICTURED HERE — PIECES 3-Piece, All Locse-Gushion Overstuffed Suite ele Bridge lamp and shade, floor lamp and shade, davenport table, end > | table, smoker, scarf, pair of book ends, mirror, two pictures. . a Sliding Parcelain- = 1 Se eee amet Absolutely +! | ond ym bina- Top Kichen Cabinet! |! $60 VALUE | fer ore. “cr" 1] Unequalled at | ti had in either gray i | , ta fo" bw : . . pss te Tali a Ris be ‘ neiiiias . 7 ne € POET TORS Inge + Sigman ugne sae we — oe: PRA” AURORA Ot : . So eae ry ee a aan “fe BS RE att eg ayy ow eg Mey pees ea hoy Aah Ap dees Aedes 0 MENS {heh ate Feber ert — eee Nip caine Me 2 oe ONY Sastre oy wk « 5 Sh aes PR: ihe et) Ws ke ee See cae oat Ian ails vee FS tae thks Bete anette ye Te a re jot dere peta Y » SH ay ethnic : 2 “ a wi ; 02 sg ayy as > ‘ Pore es Bs Se ; + Riate ba .f a a 4 2 wo F - “ SPR Ne REM: wages ee ee _ bry peo , “ - “ eee : ‘ ‘ ere Te jie cede AE: Oh a. ea ie al. eee bi ne Megat ee. iniae Oe. eee ‘ai i 2 “ en a Tet ~ a tos —— ie BK: « lig Sh ae a - se r a a? a Ss. «cur om Jee Ry s THURMAN INSTITUTES t VOLUNTARY CONFESSIONAL hers of Congregation et S (ome to Him at Siated alton to Confecs- bepad ee ee — = rT —— ate eovuppibeebipeisitettinint ome Focegeaeceiveteiy m-“amr-vs00 YmMOm-]= ~ pAARRERR? AS —— ona — os ow + my _ 4 oe — — ss | r — el Seaeials! Sizes 10 to 14. — 7-Pc. Aluminum had ts so Gu tler Mixing Set! amet oF oak fin- er hs Mis shes. 19 pieces in Magnificent Piece Mixing all are offered you Bow! Set! oe Bow-End Bed! 7-Pc. Aluminum TERMS Dresser! “e . Cooking & Baking | ) Chair! 6 x | Benct rrr ew niy ™ a LEREUTY PYNTITITT IL Se a ~ t jpeg: 6 ek: - on -- Dohalibenned = ees = — —- | tg Dresser (or . 2 wera SHOW AT LIBRARY | _Percolatar! * iP. 4 Boudoir | Chifforobe) ng oF ic Lamps With , a , Bdudes Profess.onal Exhibits, bu Ventilated Roaster’ A WEEK Coil Spring! 4 Charming Only Amateurs Will share | Mattress! Shades! \wards. NI | | . mera snow ccc stsow tT CLOSING PLE RUG S Fr All Pieces Shown Here Seiqes ets Pricey. ene — on ie ae Are Included leaketil2 and TO CONTINUE UNTIL FRIDAY Jo} “Temi — . , | hei -_ eeeetitat — mia or oe —— MERI ECE nent - Teipetel aw. = Zz} Th Costume Slips (Cotton full cut PC ; SEMENT on of Their Worth! : Weare LABOR DISPUTE ENDS Titian, and Stage PEomployes Compromise Difference * Was , ly Tor £20.00 atc SEAMLESS S30.75 Yx12 ANMINSTER RUG Vict - — sample Sample; “10 = 65 ancrificed nega IU rificed fer quick close- quick close- out oit af mt: . $45.00 9x12 SON. 15 G 55.008 12 SEAMLESS 45 Pictured —— ‘Gam pie; sa oe anerificed ore 9 : qnick close- : ; , ) in >] ae - elo: Massive Buffet ea Including Se ee Ny a : ' 1] | | . PZ Ps | ' . | ‘ i : s _ : i | : Extension Table a Lovely : q | 4 WS = "Seuueeeenuuer ee oe Es — esi tsbenes: a TUSIVUART ITE a at 5 Chairs i REFRIG Fn TORS! || :tcv2:.. || dle. DINNER Console Set SAMPLES AT Charming Mirror Lamp and Shade J Off i 2 Torcheres Tabie Runner Dinner Set #15 REEFRIGEUR $n — Sante: rete: EERE S BOeUeEUEOU EU SEUETCT TST ge fe ee Se ee en Lee ee Tee eg kee ae , Pee eee AGREES, IS Mg LER EL SOG RNR IE INS SI Ase ay ROE PR Resi ages th Neg : = a A RRR nti te ete a le, = my “res a _- OOUDCHOCEDODOTAASOIESSODUEUO RESO LAI —— seses (cot- ss) attrac- : med. Tom- at ! 5! : . sen | ; i ' ==} R25 Re PRIGERATOR — olors with ait a ae a | a _—< 5 | Od a <tures used ft | : gre'ae| Close-Out $14. FURNITURE. {- MUSICAL INST INSTRUMENTS. MM cc cree) A WEEK i 1105-07-09 OLIVE = PERCH ERR AERA RRR ER eee a aae eas / = - Peeeeeesteeetacrtetes FERPCHHECHOCOR TTPO RRR GEOR EEE WEPVERTELILELELELLL LL EOEORERRAELELEROREREEHESECHOOATUROCTO CORT Tat Goeeeeesere sebente TOUUPEDPERSERTOOSTO LOSI MOEEREOOTEFOTAEES Adi. | |

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fem -~ SUNDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY 27, 1927 _ ST.LOU3S POST-FISPATCH So PAGE 6B CT LOUIS POST-CISPATCH FE - ASSIST ARY MemEACHER EX-GERMAN SOLDIER ELVES VAPORZER “SAN am Se — « a ro? on ts . , 3 “> § s ' , . ~~ - Oa a } William P. McCracken Jr., to Tell Pst > Mio, staff a modern of Progress of Commer- - o_o: : 7 wetor who is able t , a 4° = cial Aviation. : Bee = ia i cia classes an wi oa ah oder ¢ ee tyre ‘se ‘ ie ar 4 2 Gn: FA Ba dash Bt Ska a Ce sig al ort ~ ee WA Pie - - a a 4 a ee ae yu os BO & ova * » UF 2e 4 — an + \ pies « be A ivae rarae> i M Re ORE ae? «eas BOI oP te nel SG Ws a aed ‘e yeti ty a. Tae hie te _—~ 9 nae Sen ee ee ee ot. Meee. ep ermneaaney eA. BET 6 “s care 8 fa ual : De Paste ty ay i > P. McCracken ° L, —- > 7 « x J * >» * sed 4 . i : 7 . ' ; , » ry ; " ’ : i - zi ’ fe g ! ak ~ on . .*% ; ‘ —_ , - * : = - u* * . - ’ ; a. ane ~ Te _ tS he - , ) ° - of ? 6 “+ e ” ae ; . — “ee * 2 iw . Py , 2 ; > el * . 7 ° | - tr - i © . : _ . ‘+ 7 ; . 5 *y 2 at x P ia * " +o - t , * wae ” : an : — Hon POR .? ° ; seb search e P abe * . . - % Cote ° ae. | * Ame! ogy at e . > > . . ° a cee : " : ee . den .5 > 4 AL aae . avaria ee ; . ad a ’ ? : For everybody Any emount, A ot (‘ommeé! been g? 25 to $1000 in a tew a oe © iesiat NO. EN- award HDORSERS! The quickest, the play most conventent and the meet Puller im private pian! Ne calls on your fiends or employers. Every pio eransa *10n strictiy confiden- rere ny tial. Rorrow here. from the erdg M jlarges* company of its kind ia . Fr - % ' Yoenm evenings. urt - s. \pen’e ; Penney sates Mie + agin laps Be be om iow p roe, . ee inh sae Se 4 oe » dete highly Pp ene cyU3s 7 Money @ © « to Loan! a Rr Se. ORES oy OR RARER ee MR MEE «ue Ro ONS UM RR AAR ene aM aie ca dae aa § ‘ss Te. Ore, Fancy cae ti . 7 m a] > . a: *] > ;- , i4? ’ “A s ic’ | 4 ‘J i ; &. , : = is + 7 ~? -+ $k «A hs . A * ae ea Aa ~ ai & ; 7 ;, 5 " + . aa , » - } . - e 7 ¥ +6 oh * x is ‘ By *' : s¢ 43 a A> 4 Be Ad ; "3? * re . | f ‘ Tal : ‘ . ae \« ‘ > ~* : ; 4 . S-« - ° ‘a TEN " - : ' : e ; ja ‘ > ; 0 tf fea; = ¢ ’ r=" ? é ~ / » _ ‘ , ; : | == . . : * « w : +e " 7 /* - - Qa Ar >. ~ . ; > S* « i ; ¥ ‘ P ’ . ’ ‘ at i Pia ¥ aad . a a 4 4 ‘+s . 7 " * a ' . t : ~ } p ; ie ° ‘i-- es 7 > ,r - . wn : : - . ' ; * J rLia Liv rt ss Aol i ~ 4 A — ome ; 7} a hair ers ~~ = . ; =. Rid *4 + * ; nf Sh x ‘ as 4 sa : = s : i ; . . © . > . Summons Doctors and Nurses. Se "4 ae — 5 y — : : ' A ks + . «/ * ‘- , Jy * +446 . o ~ ' be - > este ‘ M : : « BR \ . . . P . - e ‘ 3 “es + . - : nd _ ° ~ ae i e ; j hee . : : ! hild I f Ss : pt : wae aiken a ‘ de s os 7 = ~~ f a. ~_ * > = : ” - r 2 a a 2 13% ~*7 ~ . pudeeaians Kep€ the child ally Tour ~ ; me “oe ai: ‘ . : i i t ‘4 rT er 4 .. a e - - i . a ~ + ‘had s 4 : aaa a 4s 7 bid . oe 4 : ~ ) : 7 . inde. ash aoe . iN ad Vo- — es *, ‘ + : . oe Py. ~N v, = —* tig 2 .. VT" arreée mer rT t nion liere > - : a 4 \ y es ae ' 4 ; = - , $ i . Or . 5 i ‘ *- a « v 2 ~~? - . ; . A " ef, 4 " ~ ee, rod - | : 3 . - . Z " ee a7 - ts P : . . : ** 7 ae eae ~ : -*% . > - > © ws © a, oo , x .; iT , : | : tadarv an "er oS nes t hs - ; > ES an we ‘| 4 . A ~ ¥ ¢ i ‘ ‘ : P “” pos ‘ j ii . ' > — - ~ "o . ‘ ata * : . a ; | » df ry , | bes | : : : 2 } 1 os — —— ; +i A “SS 4 ; . . “ . , , 4 | | : > . ss 4edsi ‘ 4 & e424 + bh , > “= 3 ; oT hs » 7 ma 6 me : \ ~~. Z x 3 | , f a : 7 : ; | jan = P ' = sides 5 ' wcincgis a, veal ’ : a . . + ‘ “3 ' e g | - 17? . ’ rf er? , | ‘> . " ° ; : . * aad * a 4 j eT | erry & a4 \ a «a é wig : ? Z - : " ; 7 ; ’ hi - . ‘ aa 4 ‘ aa we a v ‘ . — ' . = . : Wa; ~ J - seh | : bhie eyis 17 , q ‘ : i+ > ro ~ t ; A > > tee eae ; —— 4 f \ : | : ; . +e - > _F r+ >} ‘* ? : +\ : aa } : j ' | | p , | . “ oo : Lait aa? , a! - . + re * ~ . 4 7 4 - + > . + : ; lie? ‘ v os : | . | . | ¢ ¢ y2 S ; 7? * '? 77 * | >! ‘ s oO ‘ 4 ' ’ ‘ i ’ | F | | : 3 ; Jas SF 1 ; ' 4 | : | | o * t e TRAVEL AND RESORTS - ew Th See % -* d : ~ | 4 ht PEACKES Wild winter climate. Write for free bookiet Cri ay 4 TY : yy a thi = - : ' Nice. large, yellow halwen A : ' “C."" Commercial Club, Eareka Springs. Ark DN OF ea it ; — : 2 Denies He Fy er Saw Pastor Who : - y. ar ‘ Aare on. " real “Or. Ih. % alue, “ Lb... said He Recognized Officer Maull's Blackberries 10 as Assailant. THE ) Yy i=’ hh (SS = : | a. BS ~ } : = ; | = —— ~ ; No. - size can. % real loo A warrant charging John Dough- ore fa ie : : ‘POTATOES 5 its. 14 - > , , ? ON Pi RR en He OMEN ALAS ARE gate. Se : vans re Yer 4) De ; 2 A + ies . ky ‘ Ss ies) ast ae pbs be tony “ i tuys Fi ‘ . : Pl noe . : Pe) oie. Mee P . ad wi iit hi la iti tae eit _ nie nahin 7 . . — , tite i nupiamaalead atone” m = , Si Asi ag ABA wh a acne saab ico aaa “ SARA em Tah bos Set isp lei cnire ahaa A dal 23 Ep RPE Pir :sitha?:2 Boll acaba saleeall : i ha ‘ nities Pie ronan a Ree ¥ * eee: eee ee a Rent gat bee ee ae hel =» essen ESP UE eye oo aR by An 5, iin ASS ; : : We Dt Ap Pek AG MRT om ie , br ong: ES i ee ae Ley Oe ee ai hg ‘eee is "areas Site dhch prin epee aethre:> 5) orig A ATS dM oe es Pree hap MRD, AGT nk i ee hr eee Pig aee te a 3 - =r 6 . ‘ ; , : . pe a ne ean Ee ae tea Mipaer ee By ne po eee cate Ye Ae ae ot § VANS aa “4 , As yh. a ime 3 - 3 Pwr OE re Te. Te 5 * 7 er aaah Se wae r : ; is otis poe 7 ee ae ae p - : Shan ; % j ss wee eS ah 6 z * rgd Oe re Boe ts y ne au xy, ig: os > DES te» 2 rh Y > ¥ om of i, WAS Pe iUsed yestegouay ty, Deputy Constable of St. Fer- HOT EL nd Township, St. Louis County. 7 Dougherty denied he had Excelsior Springs, Mo. the Rey. C. C. Crawford el aah ttt ae eae FFFERS the most luxurious ap- ot Fourth Christian Church pointments and conveniences nd former Ku Klux Klan lecturer. the vacationist end health seeker ean demand. Kea! elegance and all : the niceties of life in an atmosphere in front of 2011 East Grand of refinement. Under new manage- reonne ment that has refurnished and re- Zagat ae Gecorated for the big 1927 season. pts AE Our Bhive oee Pee «9 ache j on . j * -”% . $ , ° — nd - ‘ho was beaten by two men Feb. — Dougherty, who lives at 129 ' — ~ | , . MUNDREDS OF L{ Merguson avenue, was arrested on Come to & : a weeebare “ + | * SOcKs GLOVES : : Aluminum rts nerware Set | | FY r shirts 65c P | ition whi. uw plow? ow +4 ‘ . : are rarian of the St Louis Puy! formation. write, wire or phone aa aa s ‘ oe 4 de | e ; . 7 i cilities await yeu. Come—ard stop Charlies H. Compton, Assistant at the Elms Hotel. For further in- v4 JT] sairts -.e ~ ?% mtesamnra tr ; 7 — . : 1: A ‘th this an eee see age - “i ES : generousiy thick, pure aluminum, hard Every woman will be delighted with —_ une <3 to <i. e is Op] 'v wa ik : ; sh] rhils tched a vect? 3 } : } rv) attern-—— em . Rifle" —* a 3 sogi- a. 1s a roiied, Mhighiy polished. Handles and knobs are dishes. It its the Berkeley Pp wee: Nis ry ™ liars i ricer 4 ’ 4 ; »! 4 " . ; ; pee eee a . ye . : ri cal daint 2 ae Tommi » Ba = securely overs and all parts accu- piece of desiguag—tyaSe * “oe nt i‘ : br ry , , . ° . " ' Tur na Se Ae In quality and beauty these twenty cal. Light weight, of time text . r unexcelled. ade Set glaze. The beautiful decoration was c SPRINGS All this for Hea: Mees OVA! fea =_ ”_ . ¥, UP ps = fis vy! 4 i. & at sisal Reba v “ g on < x +. “i WOOLLY Bes Knickers | —= » tik = “3 Kibbed sHinTs on Drawers 496} _ fa SWEATERS | BOYS’ CAPS $1.50 Boys 2 aon | | Pulicvers. h5 A! Wont 15 . @ | EYourhe: 2-PANT SUITS ] / | Bow le and Slache Breasted —_—— forvm TOPCOATS | 4 @errn «! 7 PAMFRBALE | BOYS’ $2 $i (CORDUE Ome CO Every Woman Wants to Own Jor Health and Pleasure Drink the famous 'ENTY bubbling springs of four ae wae different curative waters beckon you Benefit from the come for your health’s sake. Every vari- Curative Baths ety of entertainment invites you for pleasure. Missouri’s National Health Golf on the Mid- : ont faow aolt Resort bids you welcome. Each year more than 200,000 persons journey to this Haven of Health to bring themselves back to a new level of well-being. Come here to repair the strains of Twentieth Cencury living. Bei " ba Come!— drink of these wor!d famous minera! njoy Roteis o springs. Rest, recuperate, play. the most modern - om appointments “age Get the Complete Story ~Free Thrill to metor- Send now for the booklet below. It will give ing, tennis and you more compiete intormation concerning the hor wonderful Excelsior Springs Warers. Ie picrures the beauty and pleasure that awaits you here. | \ THE CHAMBER of COMMERCE 4 J Excelsior Springs, Missouri “Write for ve this Booklet a Bs 2 Sy In the Latest HOOSIER = (3 Gray Enamel! “It’s a dandy,” you’ll agree when vou see this trim, roll-door cabinet that saves vou so much work in the kitchen. No more drudgery and useless, wasted steps! Here is a tixed working center that gives you the pertectly equipped kitchen you've alwavs wanted. Hoosier provides generous working space—an extension top ot genuine porceliron; handy flour bin with patented shaker sitter. a big sugar container, easily filled: revolvine spice caster; metal cake and bread drawer, white wood cutting board. etc.—conven- lence and comfort without end' Delivered for a Small Down Payment Balance _-S1 a Week great bargain. HOOSIER! ~ DINNERWARE! ~ ALUMINUM @ SPICE JARS! ~ 59 PIECES! HELLRUNG & GRIMM | ~ a HOOSIER Now is the time to get yours—while you can benefit by this special bargain price on the entire outfit of 59 pieces. Your neighbor who owns a Hoosier will tell vou what an invaluable daily labor saver it is. More than two and one-half million women like yourself have found out what a wonderful piece of kitchen furniture it IS. You'll never miss the small $1 weekly payments. And just think! Only a small down payment insures delivery of the cabinet, china and aluminumware. The sets of dishes and aluminumware are necessarily limited. Come in and let us reserve your Hoosier so you won't miss this ———— = i ial : | | WOMEN’S *3 TO ? : NEAR MORGAN ST. ¢ NO FANCY PRICES JUST GOOD Another big lot of Women's $3 in time for Monday's selling af ents, Tan Kid, leathers. In Pu 9th & Washington 16th & Cass

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vel eany POM ‘Saleen aie ide ae % “= —. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH____-__ __— SUNDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 27. 1997 fe ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH....__ CWP AG Te MER — SOLDIER LECTURE ON TRANSMISSIBLE TEACHERS HEAP DIVORCE TO BE GRANTED T0 QUARREL OVER CHAMPAGNE = [tP name is aetinea, in a oe concerned that t|right to be called champagne. ‘ I uct WwW I arbitral a ~is aees. tq settle ill | tole tare Wounded, "| DISEASES OF PLANT LIFE, WIFE OF MARTIN DURKIN SETTLED BY ARBITRATION «= = tie of a century |and written into French law. ‘trom the champagne country by hor aiaeae abate. ete eee * To A AION A SAS tS alates so aia Had ted French Expert's Deci De among winegrowers. Cc har ipagne now must be wine ‘wees’ Wite When He Mar salon fining | The high st court last year de- that type, grown in the province of produce this wine. Other districts University has on ‘ts > : ° ¢ — bs ie ida Dr. B. M. Duggar to Explain tl ltra- | ' 5 aff a Tri {(1@] sane yl 4 : > Micr« Te . - “ . P W ine 4 ¥ > a a: . i i ak at ~ a « ce mod anguage aa Virus ~ssepmlil Sih Mattie te Wins mt Given Name Will ,cided the question to the dissatis- Champagne and some neighboring which had used the champagne Be tten Into Law. faction of both sides. Edouard vineyards long devoted te that label are debarred from right to it ' | Viig ifm at - . age ; an Tuesday Night. St. Louis. : , ;v7 *t we 4 ene . ‘. ‘ ——_ PARIS. Ge ) «> pee } ie itll 7? , Ms . A! ] lilustrate a lectu? e on ‘The | ss the Associated Press sens ly , ’ : t . 26. The worid a Barthe. a de puty an da wine « x pe rt. wine. and the wine must be fin- by a series of technical require- > 4 Bs )] °6 —{‘irewi : f ) iampagne ij increased |; } ONTIA “* ]}! 2 } eb. 4s Oe Ircu t pagn is increas ae Has £iven the fina] dec ISsion with Ww ished in rnits ane tee , « oe teags ero Judge S. R. Baker today indicated and exactly what wine may claim scopic Virus Studies in Relation to EN | MN 16 would grant Irma Sullivan Dur- |= bai rigin of Life," will be given cin a divorce from Martin Durki ees r. benjamin Mines Duggar in thé Slayer who now is serving a | . . PENNY & GENTLES HAVE NO CONNECTION WITH THIS STORE ” o-year sentence in the State peni- This Store Now Located in the Building Formerly Occupied by Penny & Gentles Broadway & Morgan St. ~~ Breadway & Morgan St: National Association of Sece| a eieeres amet fy to America three years os ondary School Principals...) “> na ME ne mye, he fnds| con's ntafescon in Dest ents; Concludes Convention | te vil#se backsmiu A Big New ne Up-to-Date Department Store oe to Open Soon—Watch the Papers f Look at These Prices, Then Come in and See the Quality Merchandise We Are Offeting 65c Felt- Base a = 2 Oc | | WALL PAP PER | weCAES ates th; region to have legal ments laid down. = - nn > el awarded to H. H. Tarrasch lis- | Practice Devoted Exclusively to the t min’ ute > . “NO E N.- av re | ] i ‘ ‘ ° i ra: as ( i y k S d S a NON-SURGICAL Treat neut cf SE The quickest, the MEN | play manager- for Stix. Baer &| or ays, and Student pam commento — the most Muller, in the annual world cham- | : rivate pia . we a M E Dende or emplo: ‘ers. Every pionship ‘rindow displa contest ust xperiment. transact jon strictly confiden- : recently ‘onduec i bv ™ Be ot kee Mind in = rdasher and The ‘lothier and | 24 Years’ Practice in St. Louls largest company of its _ in & ee “ty “a "hat and w!} schoo] children || 670 Star Blde.. 1°th & Olive. St. Lonis ? Y = 7) ¢> ¥ = Be rf ; ) ; ‘ lia lt’ - - . & 4 4 + ’ ry" ee | i If Ha i- “ od mv » ao ves tah anise aa shihae cacemmnenthan “separ helpllaetadboesrarentiins 8 Ge Han a 2 ERT Pe OE ee eee ate Tee ee ——e e So che bor a Malas HSL A OE ak Be OR gs Pi ceased Ses “ 2s atte a. ™ *e a Stn eiag Riana ti RA ae dee eae A ‘ ewe gel cnytags eo mtn) et aire on. oi. Meds a — p m the contest, three first and three in the two-day session of the Na- | anya ou “esol —- } PRE : Villu PAC H = 1k Prrcmass A Lot of Demonstrating Rolls; Monday specia! 10c ONE FREER WITH EACH DOLELAR PURCHASE wh. 2 See selves. Hence the program inelt ed discussions of ‘‘The Higher Citi- 4 8 . , ? . ‘ " 3 é t > Taha nile . ‘ rf? an Wor is TS} , Yar eT ~ ny sly Ve 2 se i the scnoois. Here, ‘ al Ms ea - me 9 I ATG } ‘ aiater TW a tnaey * fo Kidgnev and 5-P d Limi ras general agreement: that their , (lormer!! BIBT 1 ae ewes wore oun imit gai pe ) ne aa on : ‘ re hy a» . 4 i f" 34d ' « ‘ 4 4 as high aim was to teach, not Every one guaranieed. ™ three Rs, but how to live oe seeewres ANG PY 28 Loni | “sf Put up in cartons. ey Life the Real Curric saeiie purieyine = properti restores tBe & “ea § ife, indeed, was the real curric- | {Ver ana slaneys to tseir & rmas - =_5 Doz. Limit . ‘ae f the high school boy and | CO#G!t10n, 80 you soon ice! ike your: ulum high VOSE DALE “pe « ee for 25 girl, whatever his teachers tried to ; 7 - ay 1 lef “y] » Druo Stores ; om . : , a Ol j ,1iSO0} rug s res & v 3 can limit, Ss ao apout 7. dé { lars d 1? h Lip bis Sn la} 7 7} r ae: ; an i 4 i leading nd . l- ? Cox professor ot eeconaary Ui : . aay) % i : Ma aruggists. WEE trial bottle and = BLU bk PEACHES Q Cnilif. PRUNE Large 5o Me | cation in New York University, 1 thos, 2 won write Warner's RIBBON tetas 7 cece i tetet | Cree Pious hapepedess seg ade PENNY & GENTLES HAVE NO CONNECTION WITH THIS STORE Sweet 3 -_ _ he +} vy , vr dress to th Pee ee Reme dies Co., Dept. 245, Roch- Nice, large, vellow halves. A 1 re nl re Lh. value. Ss . real he Ih. vals l@. Lh. . ‘ 2 POt NDS .. 32 -* y ol Stet Lion of the associati } all.” sata: Dr. Pr ahs ha, > ya ea i " Dubshive tdi bastaintds Woman aban ae eee oe a ee ve a are, a yedes Ne. 2 «size can. A real Ie can velne ——— 7" d shay mre wtelas onan aes ene as be Shh ts Bsauhs eee r nee a " - ad ‘ - A aia: — \rlais ana pee. HUNDREDS OF LOTS G0 AT ANY OLD PRICE rn oe cies TQ? mtroi- tng, lbs. . Mi ions, but not 0 l of pS iri 4 ee so Pegs Baek Hoes > “Education is not receiving in-| & | *% a, ee struction; it is growing, and re nstructing one’ xperience. E i'd ucation happens inside of a child; a . ; difying itself iy trial id “sy 3 “3 en! a . $1.25 Genuine 3 Genuine Genuine sitiveness, intelligence. says eu Broadcloth Pinstripe Gold Medal 8 s«!). Education as he knows Cal tH keley Din- 1940 e Set CAB Read gphted with this set of | ¥ E f f : etrical, dainty, practi- ‘that, by proper physieal, emotion | ; : )” % ‘ ee MeN x Wi hppa, 2 “3 texture and velvety BOYS’ i TWO- PANT SUITS 3. 75 al and intellectual care f tite 7 Pe OF ‘ mss olen ~ Da Oe | x4 cushion living-room Oration was designed | =i young, these qualities could = b | , i | ii : % eto! ae eras} MoS | rain . Suite, junior lamp . » Re BASEBALL [| Boys’ S $1 CORDURGCY AND BOYS’ 75c FINE ge est age tecd nice eas ee : ‘ Bi Spa a oS ‘ . fe Pol ix? ; a 5 te ‘s Vue and shade, bridge ; Pt § Ke ee CO ee ee : a. 2 ae a @ [ars —_s... ea ae ee * Lacy lamp and =e shade, ’ .ONg wg . Per- C only job of the junior high school > — dieeeevblngte ° ¥ —~— = “A ee AL EGY : a rf r, RGR: BERS S L, ted Bas ee ey _ aS 66a es davenport table, ta- rege nickerss ae Wy . - tathematics or grammar , a Ra TE + "yy A . | Shy! A. et hao we . Latin or mathematics or grammar —- ae Ag otras re sd ety es —— Se i oeeciy pair of book blocks, | Cale Men's Joc Fine Kibbed 45 | Men's $1.25 Fi s $1.25 Fine Ribbed 65 ; SHIRTS (rR DR F S C UNION SUIT nr BCIiCciCe, Lit jii® : 118s CUTrT |] ‘ ~ & th. i SN Papa ‘ 2 t , oF . z \ AWERS __ S OE ns. suet oo ee Pe > fa ne i (Peete 2. as = AS > 4 2 sofa pillows. ee mak PU ae a aah 4's Se > ie 4 j e ., Sa " ‘ 1; ysis tye > . ’ : SMEATERS | BOYS’ CAPS oan, "Eee Ai ina ” a NEE cin sore eS Ne a ee Yi 9 | ORDERS FREE PARKING lit : . A a Btl st ’ (s9/£ on = Mae aoe By , ela CY, Real quality furniture, $1.50 Boys’ $2 Light , 1) iS ee Olea In samue eg Tey) fy Fy " “yes / i ~ “= . “ ae Ss: B/S Shape . 3 re “afi entire {ruck oad. b and Dark = BAS. oe acd ia a i LF og eek Fy A - ‘ - oe Pe - i ” a7 re ale a “ everything to furnish lovers __ am VW ool ‘ 4 . a> a Licie? Ciaas 1 it ui} mae , _ a hd oe ' ‘e i 33 fA . ‘i SSS ; i a , s a ¥ : your living room corr- . dot ne 2 ’ ‘oe . . _ the ‘ shortati in to thi 7 > 4 a i. is ; 1 . ; ; . t ‘ rf rs > ‘ ? . ; VAL . : 4, i - " e 4 " 7 piete 4 t 4 pric e that j ‘4 , @ Nm DPM Sls q F&O : ti ' . Diba tA Pe bee i ss, A ees : ¢ ba oe $s ~ 4 beyond a doubt the low- f ow 4 ae - - diminishes vitality, substitutes ~ Men’ Ss Mole-Skin 8 JEANS 95 conflict of terrors for courage, d° - : | j % 4 F eh | ad bhp fy | = , iT \ Mn : a J] Shirts C Pa n t _ g etetionl - Pants c eases sensit ive ness @ nd pie , i i 3g B44 ‘f his sii \ 4 ¥ ag | 7 } Ly ‘s ih | AY \1 Vt. aE _ Se __Seateanns i Sas © +e ik Boo sais § « y a a PO Na me Ot i dtl ee tai, eas ‘ k ; boy Or girl is to grow and bre strong and normal; physically. he ‘ re i a’ Seg Sed reds 3 . ble scarf, smoking | ; My, 3g a. Mita « Pa > Per. & 3B ey. : stand, end table, Blouses emotionally and nrentally. Not "= - e ~ - . me en ae eae - . — eet " : ’ ( “Does this seem extreme?’ co! ca) + ) } ' cial bargain price on ” ay mented Dr. Cox. “Those 6f us w . a i ~~ } f _ es rem - clearly U ovho 4 o : . a ¢ wa SN or ncne cent ues ee $1.50 WEEKLY ..”\)5 or Wwne nave childrey ns a Hoosi rj l | ie | Ue Oo we SN eS | AD) ee ee Se a é er will tell | ey c our own must know it is thus that § Six tubes ~One Controt daily labor saver it ; ( ‘ale / . ature does her very best ots ; | n \ SA — ~ { t yvoutn from ne Stupiditic Of RE ESHMA AN pret a Datel % Cee ee ae d one-halt million adults; and the schoolroom ave found out what icra are just as stupid whether fl STERPIEcs ou ll never miss the X s sanctioned by tradition or buse oA Only a sm; Ww ~ mnie masquerades as science, : | = ie ary | a | i=-@ 1) : and aluminumware. . $ ¢ § democracy reflects th rpo: | necessarily limited. WOMEN S 3 TO 4 SHOES. 1. 95 democracy!” |) DRIER Sscksss a9 RR Sea a ae OR oS /R | A wien . "hfe ; , | Say i ae TBE ee {MAL alti ae See fron 111 |) fey | mes et ee Genuine walnut, large dresser if JAIL TERM FOR NEGRO DRIVER (ity BB Gy eee |) ER prrrpe eL ||| codibeeeilliees MM (cr vanity), bow-end bed, mas you wont miss this NO FANCY PRICES AT THIS STORE— Found Guilty of Manslaughter for sive chifforobe, rocker and bench, cotton mattress, coil “JUST GOOD SHOES CHEAP Death of Bernice Howe. | Ee REO Roe OE panne bes I ee) gs | Olas aye oe, a * ill. Joh at cn ‘ I 5 : . on a ; } ; oo . a i ae Po we s . P i a hi ee oe ALI spring, pair of pillows, 2 bou- UAT el ARR REI Sh A ighe tbe, Sie GRAS er > - > ™ mr Sigs 4 oF Tis Pid. rs owt’s ro. 4? | Another big lot of Women's $3 to $4 Shoes just received vardsville, was convicted of man- | i PRO! D1) Se es | ave Aig, ag | | in time for Monday's selling at $1.95. Choose from Pat- er by a jury in the Cireuit @ Model 7 F-2 SS es ALS j=” ae : te doir lamps and shades, and Ax- at Bellevil nthe , Se eerie —— age | fy he rae ae ea minister rhe ail ‘ ; * siie yes ©Trida } cess ft 9 PIECES! Fé ents, Tan Kid, Blonde, Satins and plain ee ilhngge Neale os ces F } ; | ta ", ase Of Miss Bernice Howe, 16 years | — a. yA ery brida ouple. every home- —— | iced leathers. In Pumps, Ties and Strap styles. nid. of 8100 Summit avenue sta | yy ee BS OP Pe, oh 2 ‘ | | maker whe ts eee: ting to spend up i Not all sizes in every style, but plenty of St. Louis, who was killed by his au- , Zz } gy Nie : ie is. Sk) YS eagg P i | te aan gp Fc a roow out z a; pl § | , — last JUB = = = \aiue See it blonda) styles to suit ; m last Jum , : > every size from ee Ee 2% to 8. i 05} Miss Howe was standing with | i) Delivers : J : ; ving riends by their rina a ‘ ; 2 DOWN Mode! 7 F. 2 : SNR ED 5 Ea ERE = SPN AID 0 ff the road near Sets bh: ive teste WR Ne oh Ms <2 lit ordi ne to th ’ $4.00 to $5.00 : é ne - , ted er t T irnm UF dial Tan and thilack leathers: i} y the other fe wi é OM - . ‘ you operete i & ° IN AV. high and low cuts. Blu- a ’ ie i oerhne or . ‘ reels , lu’ cher and lace at vies ; a“ to «4 ‘ ' bias sat Pe a + ert | - . wus said to have spent the earlier —~ + a —<—— — 5 ~s,»-U,0-0 8 % «4 aX ia oN~ IS “ a - ‘ ~ o .* , 4% , it ~ f eet ‘. - Z ~ a Now , ‘ dd _ - ‘ . . _ . , " a “ 4 -~ : ~ - REN oe Mire eb & ~- eaeE. A gaean (‘uhekia roeadhouse., of the evening drinking at a Women’s $1 Hose, prot

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1927 : ___ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ 3 J). — _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, FEBRU r OF tie pea - ne a = L, SSS a "$5.00 PLATES—crowns—snipces $5 99 °° 9" =“ “37 REPUBLICANS SEEK aan ag ey SALE=:= a Follette Eulogies in = TURAL GUMS : — 5, four lermer “Judge Johs seminal tak We uae wt 1483 t ibute t SE | eS MS | a APE, esi Paid in Thi J Repaired Cent Cents Cents Cents Etc. : OLIVE STREET a Roll a Roll a Roll a Roll Upto . a ; Becisiators at Memorial | DR. E. Ww. SCHRIEVER ee gfe *, 2:4) to in ti St ' i 2 « se peated wdst i ie POT | ih. : t C ? ed cm te toe eer age and; TOT Fiilmary Marca 1 lN¢C - 7 Take advantage of these Sale Prices! Buy white Ae : . om . , oo a ae to Democrats Entered : the Selection is New ang Complete. 4 4 ially Unflinchin ar The POST-DISPATCH Regularly prints MORE WANT 7 : | e let- Y ee BUY NOW gush of the Busy Season. Anaad i 3 —~— | s S : ee : | . and Firm Devotion to eae ya nner, eRe Ps onl oa : fe pie Rap Sea redee OPEE: ¥ yee | ~ PER i ID a RS BRIE "i + a , ve Me ro Wy Cea Ne =o q Ae Ds oe ib i my (,uarautee } xariima- tions bres Seatac re a ahh @esrrieks Ae ’ . ee EE ER: oy a Be Sg: am 67 a= .9 ; . ' is , ‘ ait . > . = ¢ ade PA i} ‘ mdi without interruption or Paper is priced higher than 35 Why pay ark! Leek f¢ : By Paul Y. . before enterin pressure by snilesmen. fancy prices when You can x#£et a Larcer Re — = the stem: 2 : re You sm A Staff Correspondent of the 2 3 ‘ | , -f Cc Kroehler | derm: ‘ in : — gr ji | | | CPR ES : You choose what You Selection—Better Wall Paper for LESS “ Remarkable Value 3 2 ACP atiats 250: : co Wat com want at yeur Itleisure. MON EY at Ww bster s” ( - : : 7 } no See es oe? * ' | P | No ! . b t CDs $ ome in and i °. s ut KK 2 y 0 KS | where else can You he w“ ebster's prices e te | Ay at peace wtih all the world, Dut & a Carved —= = elie. | quite at home as you are convinced! Lol on® or . Davenport Bed uite | Frame 3 Democrat - m= 41 A, As. —— | at Webster's, All Wall Papers Sold With Borders or Band« ' ¥ if -ouid do. I dewt know how the gil | aa | a ibmitted $ Name § 00 “. TEST | . | but I shall take to the grave my tom peng: ed eeenorieree aeeees | 5 Bate BSTERC oo — cocoa eee ee ag bf a ar agents 5 agile sh ietenen eer. 9 OT REE TE 7 ead a Pa sacetam st | A Yor Less. aoe Wich | fhe Big Store With the Canopy OAK COSTUMER ES a eee Sones 5 Pre. || eee : _ The Repu i Viet te headed ts C " TYROLER ag = & 6 man as . oe 7 et ‘ne ; | . ah a : 4 use of Represent at | apr Paar atta e Sart ee eae ae Te IY TY et a at at tat ata ta tat tat att att tate arate tata SEINE scnator obert M. La Foflette,| UR location out of the “High - Rent Dis- trict’? and our low overhead expense enables us to sell 7 a: F for less. This means ~ —— ‘ery Liberal allowanselll savings of 25° to oe — . ———————— ee for your old f : 50°. to you. , TR PF; = 7 Ay if sine: traded i = aS ae abe ne nee ogee y > ee RS fl emn and tmpresstive | Speaker's chair’ Hienry Allen | House, and RN se - 'f, . 7 Um ede Convenient Terms Can Be Arranged Remember, your ) : ; Open an account witha. OO5~807-809 Franklin Ave. vth= Always —Better Furniture at Lower Prices on Easy Terms | hone GArfield 2600 TIVE 5 coll equipped serv- Genuine Kre ' “% ice Cars, at your cail to repair e -@er Electric W asher right in Three-Piece ; home. at verv low rates. We Are Agents for Whittalls Anglo Persian Rugs 3-Piece BRIDGE Bedroom Suite LAMP >59 19 Someth Bed-Davenport ONLY authorized service ae eo on for EDEN, Whirlpool or rial Living-Room Wetaract Washers, Sumplex Uten- countr e . . & : - ¢ Roa a |S .75 mestic ElectricCo. .*3 Leabor-Saving S pecsalists % BPS Pine Sx. GArfield 2600 Regular $35 Value, Now sai nis seeds eagnest NE 7 Op Sout ab a ed aa PPR He ee ERR peta Utes, Pig Open Evenings by Appointment. Phone CEntral 2838. Srna miter g ethe poles wena . Pi sth BR TREE SMT ty : BFP eadtsseeoth Fe ania Gre Cog a " 20.90 se RBUETTNER “A Good Place to Buy Furniture’”’ iN. W. Cor. Washington at Ninth| —_ -_-——- - =x 103 OLIVE ST. / 4 | 5911 EASTON AV. MAIN 4510 | , CABANY 4576 MUSIC COMPAN Y. RADIO PRICE CUT!! 50% fon Fa RESHMA Now 1 Dp J These Brand- PR STERPIEN Cut to 2? Price New 1927 Model $100? Or $200? Or $5007 Who want. MONEY? Get-it bere! $250,000 to loan. NO EN- SOKSEHRS NEEDED to beor- fow from us! Juast your own Rote. Anything up to $1000 in a few minutes’ time. No F ive-Piece Bedroom Suites cat ve oa iii waiting. No calle aaa alt friend. or employer. E-very- thing private. SEAS BEARER SRR BRB BSR BR FSB RG AR SR SR eR SRR SR SRR oR SR ER SUR SE SR A ER SR RS ER SR SR ER ER oR AR A UR oR UH ER SR ER A SUR UR UR UR RU UR UU UR UU UU Ur AO YOUNG MAN, WHO LEAPED FROM TRAIN INTO RIVER, IDENTIFIED Clothing Left Behind Indicates VW Woa-~ Hi. ii Ean Kwon! cyt Mout Somery City Vu ; ahahaha ieee ttle lllelabbalaltallelllteltellelatl 111) ~ See ux. too. if you owe on a $¢ .75 5 : ial _ 7 your car and find the pay- e Te ents too high. We'll ad- : d vance you more cash amd cut Jour present peyments in A Beautiful Dinner Set Free | a. = half for you. No matter what you new! Money for, SEE ts AND GET IT: YAHLEM 23" 1035 N. Grand CONSOLE RECEIVERS socio Freshman Model 6 F-3 EVERY RECEIVER | Freshman Model 6 F-1 OPERATES ELECTRICALLY FROM YOUR LIGHT SOCKET iy: CUT TO PRICE 2 eee DounieDayBed 'c) ee | eal 7 and Mattress : ) —g | a Why Keep Health aS ecret? $14.75 FRESHMAN Model 6 F-9 REGULARLY PRICED AT $9 g.50 Regularly Price iv 5 RU Y Priced at $69 50 NOW CUT TO -sUlariy Priced $99 50 ow 43 S§3475 *4Q: 49! These wonderful FRESHMAN CON. These are . ‘EW SOLES in beautiful two-toned MA- RADIO aneenente HOGANY or WALNUT CABINETS con- F h f tain special built-in cabinet loud speak- — om ae er. Can be equipped with AB elimina- ‘¢W 49d Perfect in every tors to operate direct from YOUR ‘respect. Every Receiver LIGHT SOCKET. fully guaranteed. SMALL v. pavamner LOW TERMS reas Oo GHP LIMITED QUANTITY SM WHILE THEY LAST@@ COME EARLY Every Set Backed by Service Guarantee 1103 OLIVE 5911,EASTOM sor TRE y => A - Trade Mark Bee TWO NEGF OES KILLED IN FIGHTS AT TWO PARTIES \ssailant of One Sufferx< Heart Ar- tack: Another Shot by W MIMI After Threar Wataaet Venene “sega Suite — ng extens $3 g 25 25 [- 7 Ea aime a eae —OLDS— ET Easy Credit Terms | nie _ : 2 ’ : * =z ; , SEBADEN INHALA TOR bed @.ith ialee = Serh oe Steam heat. Wet , Aicmmizers. Sprays ‘+he Warld hare lie statandine Biwze or Gray Enamel Combin. Range, ‘Secing Sale of Refrigerators Free 9 A beautiful American Beauty ° Rose Dinner Set with your purchase of $10.00 Free! penta (ORPORATION Sele | . State “t.. Depe. L.. Chtenge, ME TT oti ITT Titi tii i rrivirrreriirririirittiaitirerity tt ht ta » . | a ol “ ; , on “a ia” ee jens. Soa ee Rte ce al ome | ‘ LE RE RS Oy Bs OO ORE Re SURYA SR UR AYR YS ASR ASR SS So Ao A aS no a "di x 4 he . wo

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. \ 2 Faia Gaeta tr ws tan ee ie. a ee , 7m om ie re ABO ile aie we wteeynrrtin « CS. DaeOer -mie RS ened VX Senet ee ‘Ji; Foliette Eulogies in House Offer Tributes to-Life and Deeds i (Re? Suey ' 3-PIECE Seldom Paid in This Generation i (eaaeeemee AE -_ OVERSTUFFED wislators at Memorial Service Praise Es- . eM 7 3 8 % oo : Bed Davenpo ri Suites gecially Unflinching Stand Against War BG. fs ghs 9) zs Ai? es og Covered With Jacquard Velour and Firm Devotion to Oppressed. | GO ig oomiter ae =e. Sl a if foci, a 00 —————__, 57. LOUIS PCST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 27, 1927 > * oe ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH PACE SR - ° » ee ne re Pe a nae atthe - * Sis ne ” Mogren te Mt o to awe: i ss Sei aE ¥ - Guuapehane Poe eer ie : borees —e_ 7 _— eee ee ee . pile ES ae Pies Va HSPN NE Sah SUR RINE Se ie LO am Df these Sale Prices! By 23s Y while New and Complete. Avo} Season. sles. fh ag Pa 1b. eee aoe Wwe a, ilar nig cient sen ear. ls ” ; alae “ include The v itnsabed Sh? « lic t aAnony y, and 4 yet ho Copper h'ront in he. Vis pas landmark! Look si a before entering . Larcver ~ A ‘ pad the Yt emer . By Paul Y. Anderson, “tore! A Staff Correspondent of the Post-Dispatch stire ire you mre I, . - ; Webster's! i a WASHINGTON. Feb. 26. ¢ 4 af say ae h inve- | See: ee ee, if eit Ste ] “ ra "Webster's prices or quate Wie AM at peace with all the world, but there is still @ lot of work \ lee ees ce St peg ee, Sr I ns are | 7 ae TO CLOSE OUT STOCK ica mex | 1 could do. I don't know how the people will feel toward me, | ae a ies es Ae FN eg d 4 es Sy peda a | ty atte ! | % put I shall take to the grave my love for them, which has sus- ae a on ae RT ‘ 5 Pine ig ~ aceon Lt F ie See t # Be as ; Gene of ook’ 4 Over ei me throughout my life."—-Last words of Robert Marion La Fol-\# | . ‘ : ee ere 5 ca a li : : a a pt : a. -: * ~ =. ‘of ay — y, a) yee on a . 3 PIECE 900,000 43 ee ee Ge ee WY xe - ? f . »: ; _i ‘ ; hy , { o aa * Pisa « or. ‘ 9 /; rr. se ee ; .+ often in this generation! honored. Seventeen © p | GD he /M/f Oe te i eT EAE ae em , ee SS / ie : *3 , Rolis! rs ie Aegean : a Sa yer a bis A ei 3 ier “ , , iS : - ea | j if guch eulogies been pro-' paid tribute to the life and work ae : PE AE a ha -rAn ra rte € “4 Tian ey ee . - . Al ae sig 5 € . 4% ‘ ey * : enced upon th character of a of Wisc onsin’s famous fighting in- , ae 4 ; Tig tet ete, ot ah ae Pry, OR i oe Ua sa0 bi > M. La Follette | Excerpts f Mm som ' es oe ~. ™ Rika «=. / —— ert hhh mua ke Senator Hobert "| pts from some of the ora- Am a ¥ si , PARPPAR AFA . Wisconsin. tions follow: ee % Has: 3 | | rs ~ ; ; » arg OE) —e ‘4 - = — s* , 4 ¥ S ) o ' . ~ > ~ \ ° ALLELE LAE LEE LED ASS TOOT OR ON NO . : an SD Vey orn eee . ~ A Pe in OR A ye SNARE ee “het LS phe aE Oe tale. 40 It was a solemn and impressive Representative John M. Nelson ge of na —— | ao Trade in emony. In the Speaker’s chair) (Rep.) of Wisconsin, leader of the 7 the venerable Henry Allen) Progressive group in the House— Beem \ Y our Old ger, dean of the House, and La Follette had not only a mighty [ai HHO LESALE PRICE “a jong friend and comrade of the and many-sided intellect, but he ee WS ¢ Furniture s whose memory was _ being was loyal to the truth. From him , Sai Forty Sultes to Choose From ata . we learned the value of facts, and wa Ps ' ; = | | A nes Ww Fed ia gia you aq e he wove the facts together with Oe Thousa nds of Odd Pieces VS a tate. at F + — id His uncompromising loyalty to Baie a eee 4 = Principle was his distinguishing i. .% it pe Open an account ! ke trait. He stood for qa step at a faa phe Be 2 | Be time, but, as he said, always a Beye eek 4 V2. with us. full step. Rather than surrender (94 ‘xe oth | yes Your“ WV asher the principle, he would not yield Exe ha A ged an inch. To him temporary de- Kgea Ba SA at Need “Bixim’?”? — *2t, was better far than perma. Bag ure a nent compromise. He presented ia aa 1d. 2600 eens een oe knee See CENE OF THIS GREAT SALE conventions when he knew they oi. FURNITURE THE > E. MIRRORS ® : o ; TT sas sone GArfield 2600 wouie be aeteated. Yet so great fee io i at. . Was his unswerving pressure that He ‘ P , his enemies were eventually com- | Bem ) 2 K hl " E especially equipped S€rv- pelled to enact his reforms in order Wiig ft. nuime roe er ice cars, at your call to repair te keep their control. Se | a | Zz ° : f he had a weakness, it was his Baia EVERY Three-Piece f. Electric Washer right sae excessi' confidence in his friends. it home, at very low rates. Sometimes they betrayed him trag- Bed-Davenport ONLY authorized service a ‘s oot ¥ eek eyver x r. ROOM O osite the Union Market on the TABLES Living-Room on for EDEN, ae ea or tri nis i tls eaabenas love oad his "4 a3 ‘ Ppp = CHESTS t ‘as a oe l -|' country, and to him his country i ract Washers Simp ex Uten- country t hit his country : 3 (}F South Side of Lucas, Between Suite » OF Ironrite [roners and Royal meant especially the oppressed, ae the weak and the needy. By every Ba BEDS standard of greatness he was a Bam THE | 6th and Broadway With Occasional All work guaranteed great soul. Because he lived, we Bam : ae a are more keenly conscious of our Beata Table and Lamp, Only | nate oo ~~ cin Digi poets E * HOM = YOU DON’T HAVE TO BE A DEALER TO BUY AT LAMPS | t lberty, justice and humanity, [i THIS GIGANTIC CLOSE-OUT FURNITURE SALE SHITES $ i =. QO mestic Electric Co. tory, he so valiantly cousnt. Ae | SUITES : | Labor-Savi S jalists Inherent Love for De racy. es - F : pee Se Gti 2600 ,,Remmnetve award MM | AnD Everything Marked the Bargain Way | CABINETS | Sarat ge te tage ern varie vprengante b+ een Si ope ite Sat ar Se wae Reel vinnie eah. re ODE eT . re ype ~ oem 7 onde neared a vhtatenawuan. “A ail : ‘ PA oe PM q Oa ee ee ee eee eee — yee Near Tae a raps PNM aatires © : ROTI RS nite Sig mE! saaparmaanndeen sngeye ree ealin hinnlinenthteememea jenna - rc ie i eel yee atime Ae ye ~ ~~ Pee Pe, WO ~ 4 2 inline 2 A av age te ee, ee ee ’ ee ae ee ere or ie ee ee ee Se a | s eee oe ‘ 7 ee ° . ‘ ates are an ae ods seo bing “ REVS a Ee HAF i OR i ps vas Bh siag oie if aS ee CRIES PICO ° nie ‘ J : aed eat tle sikien , vm an ame oy ee . rye ~—e: pore ao ra mae ete te eran Ant ae ape 1 s on’ r, - = ore: —_— an eee - b ~~ = ar ith 28S CORNER Ra. Pernt over Sh Beats eoeeere een ahs f / bin ¥ oe wen Brown (Rep.) of Wisconsin—The phase of La Folilette’s character | Bieta s ‘ rocker and d-davenport are4 ———— | which impressed me most was his fg @& ODD —QOne Price to eee ree a ivery R ~~ i ; 1, : ¢ 14 a.’ "Oo TY ° . : renport opens into a full-size bed. inherent and fervent love of de- * a ae ae es ates VG alia hatin > mocracy, and his abiding faith and ot toe ee. nfidence in the people. He was 4 A ' U il E ti St k I Ss id : RUGS Dinner Set Free : ni moet conmieet Sieibaue ‘of os " PIECES Sale Continues nti n ire Oc oy Oo se 2 A ee ia democratic principles of our time. Mg : : In my opinion his name will go Hi aae . sertens rbnsbsopenee down in history beside those of-the HARI CLOSING OUT AT . Betsbhicttes . two greatest crusaders for democ- eae bad wes ieee ad ere & ‘ ' tee snbaotetionss ao ene ea racy—Jefferson and Lincoln. | In his record of public service, a OUT AT s consisting of six yearsin the House, Gat = CLOSING eee oe @ wR . yas oe s Six years as Governor of Wiscon- sin and 20 years in the Senate, he By Was instrumental in placing on the aim X CLOSING OUT AT & statute books of his State and coun , ee © - : | try more laws for the betterme: Or $200? Or $500? Who § cee) - 1 o wants MONEY? Get it here! 1f mankind than have been enacted | @ Mohair Coverin CLOSING OUT AT 250.000 10 loan. NO EN- through the work of any other Bia © « ORSERS NEEDED to bor- statesman of this nation. Let me it 5 fow from us! Just your own quote the words spoken by Wood- iar, CLOSING OUT ATS Bote. Anything up to $1000 row Wilson in 1912: meh ~ oe ca 3 ie thought of ao oe oa in a few minutes’ time. No have sometimes waiting. No calls on your ™ Senator La Follette climbing fe | ff be: . Send or ployer. Evers, mountain of privitege, taunted, al c. Mohair CLOSING OUT AT ‘ ‘ . 4 . ¢ - a" . R s . . e : gs laughed at, called back, going Be ® = & a thing private. i 4 . > > _ ~ . . ©, 1) +4 ‘ teadfastly on, and never allowing See us. too, if you owe on @ himself to be diverted for a mo- 3: wf : your car and find the pay- ment for fear he, too, might lose | BE > Ments too We'll ad- his power to serve the great inter- wa Re oe * se opin a “ ries ashes - . ‘ ~ : ee TS IR RS Cota Ey AROCLOR Er Ap ATE SN TONE AF INA RE CC I MENNRS: my ita e os Bares high. vance you more cash and cut ests to which he had dedicated Jour present payments § in himself. I love these lonely figures ' {for you climbing this ugly mountain, and | Be a. D cr U iY FE NIRS AT EFA CH Ss E for mv own part I wish I had coms a A L No matter what you need in when they were fewer.” | 3 ae ; i is a Wholesale Fur- Money for, SEE US AND State Thankful for Him. ad Let Us Impress You With This Fact: The Superior Manufacturing and Supply Company ett IT: hepresentative Geenge 3. Sicheeet Shay niture Institution Which Has Been in Business in St. Louis for Twelve Years. Cne Month Ago We Began Clos- 1 ah i wh ma a ee) eee: In Wiscon- | ie ing Out Four Floors of Wonderful Furniture at Retail. Hundreds of Satisfied Customers Shopped Here Dur- ~~ ; | , = cin we are thankful tha aa Follette a? ° . ic at . ’ : ' py N.S ti Finance ¢ .... | ing That Period. Now We Must Close Out at Once and to Speed Up Sales We Are Selling to the Publ - } = =e aa AHLEM ee os interente |t Wholesale Price and Less. This Is Not a “Bulk Sate’—We Are Selling Piece by Piece—Surte by Suite. ee =A olitical bosses, railroad interests fail : oo nd spe cial privilege, he gave uS a é P | ent by the people. That is & oe ee | Cabinet Style || Wi pine est stimontal to the con HA COME TOMORROW—COME ANY DAY THIS WEEK nom te = Is . Oe ce vane. Complete—You Can Choose From $200,000 Worth of Fine Furniture ition nor persecution could deter Gas Range ee | Pd cep e oe? | ; OM 1 it course he had set os * oven and reomy 4-burner ; g)outto follow. But how he suffered wo = a neatly trimmed in = or it! Fresh in my memory are ae bs ~~ x = the terrible trials which he. under- oe bats , x i went in the dark days of the World ee i * ME ar. ver there was a brave "t # ‘ BY ’ >. ee ~ oe nan, 1 \ ‘ t , in i % ‘eS j .** : - 74> ~% * Sg TR mee, day * . oe A er wa or ——— = oie drat Diary ‘ A RS: PY oR MAR et cam MEI, Be RE Oe " cee * we a. 1035 N. Grand a oe ne > ibe te ee a A. plage: a Mere 5 as Ba is La Follette. He was The press of the country iwas against him. Organized wealth fought him. But nothing terrified him. He fought on dauntlessly to : ithe end. Hema. ,jayman—oft Moats. | Champion of the Oppressed. RN, ea ito i Hil 77 ehea try 00") anti iis ® mh safe. eclentill : i . i thie PUT Ui aadRl, od MRED habla das vi Pri wilt é 4 ~ of all rest] iratory infe L) is Representative J. PD. Beck (Rep.) TARE of Wisconsin—-Lx “ollette abies TARREH—ERONCHITIS— ASTHMA 4 Follet was —OLDS—ETC. denounced by his enemies. as ae uae OF the famous a most dangerous demagogcue WIESBADEN INHALATOR oh > ilaaae Be Mirely new te eliminates radical, who would wreck Steam. Heat et he .fabric_ of business, close alcaiews, Sprays factorvies, throw thousands out of f the World hay employment and ruin farmers bv A , lestrovinge their markets. But what are the facts? He placed the banking system of ‘ \ | ; , Wisconsin upon a_ solid § founda- +r , e : I n I Ee tion. Let those who doubt it scan CAS . (a + . our record of bank falilures,. H« # Be “Ns ; r ae = a m, : 4 = abolished a tax system that per- Inost amos mitted the railroads to assess t Wiesbaden, i Ka themselves, and erected a svstem based upon the principle of ability to pay. He drove food adulterators ' ; Kill theme Or F - a Cc mbi R € ee of the Vteshader nh le out of the State. lie 2ound facto- a4 ‘ . <P , Oo ifi. ang “4 ee, HE ries hotbeds of disease. He found Hj ss * FURNITURE Ha: ; nhed atoa? ica irr top with : : give satiny nieasant them employing children at tasks ¥ . c ee bollahed “Tay oar ares! | Raalbrarnpe eee nmr | UNITES ~ FOR EVERY ROOM $3 Q- Sea Ie cod il ROOM S — vel ' Atiteed , a r nd ~~ ‘ , elit, aed mah ‘ 8 - ‘va ’ * Patty r ee * a on x - o vr ~ slated ‘ , ane “ = : : rman ot Sieten enemas rey Vive Hye eaekg teal , itnedattn tiple item eter Be et ee 92 gin oe ; M ; ‘ eee a Me ST A ee net ee tee eee Perro yah. ¥s * o-<3 » . + - * _ % v ore ere urmer hes Ct a etek BAS Ata BEN NOE. es ate at . ~ 7 fal yf re HS re a ts a . eS Enamel con) mothers employed at (,uart b se Py rah 2 . eee WIESE ADEN COBPORATION long as 41 consecutive hours He , 5 Pe EP ee <ct aisle - ae a : —————LS— Sole Importers, . , . ; % N, State st., Dept. 1. Chicago. rt. found that where factory condi Connected Free ’ 2 - | ——~“Centinued om Next Page. — _ _ ~ ~ ~

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FEBRUARY 27, 1927 ae Sere) ST LOUIS POST- DISPATCR__ RR PAGE 108. ie ___ 57 LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ SUNDAY MORNING, ao Re oon tae | ‘hen calumny, misrepresenta- lakes to gulf, he loquently called Freed of a . - Union Labor Insurance Ag ” tion and abuse seemed about to (attention to injustice and wrong pyright. 1927. by ee Pe wed engy : overwhelm him eo ith is ni be 77 his countrymen to b: ~ Post-Dispatch. | = Tributes in Congress to LaF ollette — ae RR hg gi mn pas sis I All-Week Sp —— — pues oeas ynce asked: “Is it worth while?’ | now th lat t tilled, anu . Aa Ja? Lit . ‘ — : r * + errmeta reo F « ‘ s ¢ : «7 a ' 4 oA . - - s% Ds -_ = . . ; 3 . o a | Tk” ¢2 Fs . sly Whsatevwve that IAM ITE nt tongue ever Tw sets : : ? . . la . . . + . Fx ‘og ; 3° > 2 i ‘ " 7 r ae ¢ i:¢ 44 Ve Gai *s 4 - a OSs 4. onesies - at ©i0quc a ” ‘i . 7 | wd =e } ne a) = if (entinued from Preceding Pace. clean ip ti 4 rl . . a sp : : : Saft °* pire 3 upon the bow | ‘maecency Da ii ein apt eas “ * b Z *-« > 6 , P . , a a | ? F ; on so te : Co + -r 3 n | 2 i I ik it I ii 3 os 5 » = > . 4 . ? + * ‘ 2 . , j 4 a “horizon, and with tm cn forjheid that a high-priced book Tuesday, March Ist, 1927 ia c for } 3 Ground Floor, Planters Building 115 N. Fourth Street py Store Hours: Daily 9:00 to 5: ere ever s that La Follett Struck Biow for Blow. i el ste ee na ‘a ae | WON, riend o umaDity | ue - oe | rage ac Lc am jestaplamean prong atacisndacih: JAMES ( hin friend and leader of more than | F Te wes. Wave re Sm al peenee Bis Truly an Institution for Labor Union Organizatigas War Advocates Assailed. FREAF (Rey Wisconsir | 9 years, and member: ne a Roeabaees oomeretnes: hasan Seer eae rans and Their Friends. Representative FEFdzar | with La F ‘t | | 1 cae Ky greatness a! | | Howard (Dem.). Nebraska—! co ka aie J p41 ee a eo ee ee ees: Sahm bi 2 ype) e ¥ denies he A hen * y a - a A tee = C : pth re git Ee, « d pit 4y ox 5 _ cag - bate hs kee Us oat hog SEO, cL TIRES Rhegner ies & Eel Fer a epee tied det i sm ate Charge Purchases Made Monday Entered cn March Statements and Payable iz April. Convenient Outside ee = Lower-Price Entrance on Ninth | BASE M ENT NT Read y-to-Weap Street | oer a Store es hee sae eee ee ee cy — ith Ag, NS a Fi sft eh Moments Ol ingot + te inch wget hr f ee PPS. a Ra CE ow, ‘an Ate hee Dime car a * hee pes mat dg oe f * 2 fi 4 Tells of Matchless Courage. Pela vey (Rep). Wiscons Monday—In the Basement—Sale of Silk Aes,” @ UST one more ae , specially pure r 3 > ? in the home. Vi MZ | 2 you of utmost ' ; price—urges you Experts will arran; n igainst war, La Follette gav : | . The All- _these peautitul hair pieces jj ¢x%2™pile of courage which has | Be Whit Effect your own hair, long of |{ Zom been recorded ta the pages of || Si her} ite Et , od l erlan A new na fa. ‘7. | nee) a abr - aeaagein s a PRT 2! PEP CN SINT Here he aks gl eae ‘ ' en} ah eaee mee oS OR ran tat tae Peir Vaey. Be hee - eee Ain eee . - ; os eee +) WORF O RAS : at taen : : ie eh te. pee) e : ieee > 7: Ce Mee” INC a a eas be i AR > Lai EERE 3 0 PA AR ite i fa IIS RR ate enue one ae oo - ¥ - aod, - we ie Lo ois rem te , Sent waists GS AN aiMliiee , > ae ES oy pre OEY ne iP eta ey i apr thas? Oe Cane ot, ba Eon Amethyst vored jewel achieve- The rich deep shade of th tc bien igh et ‘berian Am 1ethyst contributes rystal with sige ony : | ne 1@ appeared in public. vas th : isti an effective touch set Diamond. ine . y\ at IN New Spring Frocks, 4 hg menei tor hisses. But, foreseeing | ese ntaene 3 mar:, individual appearance. etching adds to th i | | Beautifying Servic ee ee ee Peeliz- de 8 ustrats is actual size. radiant a ect iL \i ‘tl ABN 2 Made to Sell for eine We Th, ‘ A BE : * s i eat A SES ee a as RA 8 Ik IR ge ie tas oe RA bey « 3 ad Ce ih > ~ i ot gee = ta wt ere Fs art ~% 4 +. PIES wA 2 ie wre , wt re ge | eat. cold soot! ing racidi , te a ii = A tr - ah Shown for the first time Monda Not a job lot purch —but made-to-ord garments! To anybody at any time. $25 to $1000 at eerie lowest possible rates omeemen and in the shortest ae possible time, 16-min- ute service. Yon can borrow from us on your furniture or car WITH- OUT ENDORSERS! All transactions strictly pri- vate. If your present y wend, WeES pe Sigh EE SEE ae rea pajy™ment~ on amir car are too heavy. see us, we'll advance you more ' ‘ , . f \ | cash and cut your pres- “TLE — ‘SENT ag asics JOHN : | Fe Pi : | pit In flat and Geor- : Cfeep.), isconsin att A: . : ent payments in half! Ollet v2 eo zn tandir : . f — Se r . | cette cre p es nd $250 000 capital. 6000 2 pl 1 Se ON i en ti a : , ce 7 i | crepe de chine pleased customers. Bor- row here! — [have made him pursue ad : oy ie | rose, grey, beige, tan ae | ea — The Drapery Model she ferent wile Sete i 1 |) ee PS, & =~ ; anue ep sth lin one of the three attractive dest 1035 N. Grand re ee a. Last Day of the a ‘it [3 blue, Mother Goose, Jeu) gi Hl featured specially in the Fet ae sep he ag xa ¢ | ae : navy and black. t 2 Hh Sale for, complete ADVERTISEMENT at nw “wou x : 3 a esis February Sale ot Encouragement for ee oe this h Was libel | : : | nA: oe ggg ae oe te FREE-WESTINGHOUSE _- it A gees to 44. tr Aohnnnw at Electric Sewing Machines ‘Repecers ntative ~itnaaee Lambert eS a We ie gpa ¢ ? "> | Do not judge by the price—the Dresses are $25 OO : far more attractive than $12.75 usually merits. mmowance — 300 New Crocheted Vigea Ha For Your Drop Head Machine For Women and $5 OO Down | ‘es — YA ISsSes Delivers Any Machine i ae $2.45 Just taken from their tissues— more than 300 \ : | strikingly new Hats of Pu 0% 3 $:5.00 All-Wool Blankets in: the popular crocheted ae @y OC leck: plaids. 5 Ibs. yoxfe + Visca for Spring. Ried P bs by ba bs eid "9 mY We) i - a GB RRS Rie oe Roe SAIL UNS eames ee el hoy MS ie 2s See eB Pd Bde edt eke ay. Peta Ie Se Sa a ce ee " - > aoe Nae Fg Aa cf at aes re ei tii: Sed ee ee as , ERP et aE ae P ae ™ : 2 ° ss AIRE © cant ie amet more +) “~: and pal. oe ene ae i es : | Part-Wool Blankets in an colors. Size 68x80 inches. e eee yf hi. anv of the aches and pains whe , — emer _ H. Boomgarden, “26 2d St. § A Constructive Legislator Mason City, lows. * Representative tilward vatghnt gece be on the road to health if (Rep.) of Wis . The you purchase this ** Preseription’’ him «@ Dr. Pierce’s at your nearest a: g | compli: store, im tab! ia i liguid form. \tuct i is : tha: } ; rT Hats for matron and miss, large and small sizes—a Hat for every and every costume. You will revel in the new colors—you will wast buy more than one Hat at such a price. Olive and — From pe to Teoh | Vandervoort’s Lower-Price Millinery—

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=—SS — ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ___ —__ SUNDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 27, 1997 ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH —__. PAGE 110 surance Agency, In = aaiaiais iii ‘ieceitiinaliinanaa: : a sei hnounces Their | All-Week Special © i Charge Purchases Made Monday Will Be Entered on the March Statements, Payable in April An Education for an Essay AL OPENING Pecan Molasses Kisses Students eligible for college who live within the reading | ca area of St. Louis, may try for the four-year scholarship to » March Ist, 1927 17c for 3 Lb. & sa Une either Washington or St. Louis University awarded in mem- : ory of Melville Wilkinson. The Aide de Campus will give | ee “ee Candy Shop—First Floor bor, Planter fy si ; s Building you details. Second Floor. ee ee _— ——— — — oo a Olive and Locust, From Ninth t to Tenth a m rs: Dail a | - Fourth Street Store Hours “ait : Daily 9:00 to 5:30 Saturday 9. 00 to 6: 00 | = ‘Telephone Orders, Shoppers Aid GArtield 7500 | for Labor Union Organizations Their Friends. a: | February Sales Close iT intone | Mond AY N . ht Store ————__— . S H O P E A R 3 Y New 4z-Piece Dinner Set Li Sae of Silk © : . : . on | | omplete service for six persons in fine semi-porcelain, $2: ine thas f ¢ attractively decorated. Bright colored flowers, in scattered , one more day of the February Sale of A small payment will hold anything you clusters, with a thin line of crimson on outer rims. specially purchased pieces for every room select, and the balance may be distributed ‘hi " in the home. Vandervoort quality—assuring over future months. Let the Budget Bureau you of utmost value at the lowest consistent assist you, so that whatever amount you wish price—urges you to shop Monday. to spend will be correctly apportioned. et ee ee — Vays ad f x oe : - ants ntapeniandutetintinaltalbiioe ipsam Shinnbi ete « swe oiled : estas ‘a ; : qm, forerte. a aim» tes 7a aad «oh syne uae oe : rn ee . Da RO GO TR Sty Mog a2 sien EN GNOME Ai game Pte tala ll ith ied aphdeiliain Hii ; Sei ad * » apres Last Day of the Furniture Sale Only a Few Outstanding Items Are M entioned Her ere — Pee nn Ng ae noe NSN - Racha he nga RY | potiass end EM ee . . — oa — a Living-Room Suites—Unusual Values Crystal Stemware—First Quality $250 2-Pc. Living-Room Suite, $55 Coxwell Chair, covered in Secretary decorated in red or This charming beautifully cut amber-footed glassware is the quality 65 ANS Se eis Cmte hee fe x eieek andi? mohair covering $198 tapestry $39.75 green lacquer $55 sold usually for $1.00 each, or even more. Full dozens may be had in $225 hee ata Suite, $22.50 Pull-Up Chair with i atetenie weaved ta tine all pieces. Sets of 6, $3.75. The selection includes: with solid mahogany frame ; , cn . : _ tapestry seat and back $15.75 remnants, special $6.95 Goblets, Tall Sherbets, Footed Tumblers, Cocktails, Wines Each $175 ! $225 2-Pc. Living-Room Suite, Scoop Seat Chair with solid $8.50 End Table with oval $139 walnut arms and back $22.50 top, book trough $6.75 $80 Fireside Chair of early Governor Winthrop Desk of Occasional Table with octagonal $39.75 Chair American type _ solid mahogany $89 to $17.75 ‘ ss As Iuseaced iy ‘ih P @/ & New Bridge Lamps 29.50 | bial : : oN This attractive Occasional Chair Dining-Room Suites Bedroom Suites patenneed With Parchment Shades—Complete is of gumwood finished in walnut, $350 8-Pc. Suite of modified English design $285 $310 3-Pc. Suite of Spanish Renaissance design, $235 | and may be had with upholstery in $336 8-Pc. Suite of modified English design $265 $300 3-Pc. Suite of modified English design $210 45 frieze, tapestry or mohair combi- $250 8-Pc. Suite of gumwood-finished walnut $179 $268 3-Pc. Suite, gumwood with walnut veneers, $198 | nation. Gate-Leg Table with 48-in. mahogany top $22.50 Slipper Chair covered in fine fabrics $24.75 The End Table with book Tea Wagon with 36-in. drop-leaf table top $12.75 Chaise Longue covered in damask or velour $29.50 trough is $6.75 Comb-Back Breakfast-Room Chairs $4.75 Overstuffed Chair covered in fine fabrics $16.75 HIS inexpensive Lamp is well designed and at- Furniture Shop—Fifth Floor. . es ie : | : : tractively finished in dull gold. It has a heavy, Shown for the ve 3 a, ee saa Re ee | well balanced base and adjustable arm. A parch- | ment shade may be chosen from a selection of first time Monday | 6 a job lot purchase : several designs, all appropriate in style and coloring. —but made-to-orde | é : . ; oo The specially priced groups of Lamps offered in garments! aes eae BG aes " _ eo the February Sale present many attractive choices Representative Groups—Offering Sembortent Savings for Heme ieR>, in Lamps of ev ery size and style. NAS eo or ope p cee uyts Tete te Ke ARTS BT RS RRS ON Me Qe erg wre me - mie ony Abe a Se eT Megad eG, Tk oo BEN 8 Nat econ ens ce iO tine Baan at Seale ves we ie aE. lane eee tena a, Glassware Shop—Fourth Floot: ree i a od RE ORCI: a Aa em eN rere grin F \neevib Sen Ar ence mal . : ; + nena — - ner eget a . 2 me padititaanatir edeathodielee coke — — ”" — — _ “ - - mg + es oor “ Ass eh cotati sty . NE en a ROCA AIDE wi ca 4 nano anee-rolurralaines 1 Ae le pre-race ie - ne a ey PRP AE ENS oq i. . : op pele tt mag ES ALTE TIES te oS am oe DE GTN id oe ie tals a. , are - = vw _ rm A Og Re " a ° . sacle etatthe te ibiheoekidieh shehtienie take ia on hat. thee ae dy en $1.50 and $1.95 Fringed Panel Curtains, ea. $1.00 $3.50 Ecru Grenadine Ruffled Curtains, spe- $3.25 Fringed Panel Curtains of Rayon, ea. $2.35 cial $2.65 $3.75 Shadow Lace Panels, 45 in. by 22 yards; Double-Printed 50-Inch Imported Cretonne, yd., 75c Just Arrived tor S pring —A Fine each + . ne ~ : ° . 9 $8 to $9 Imported Curtains, lace trimmed: pr., Imported Cretonne; regularly 65¢ to /5c, special. 49c Selection of W hittall S 50-Inch Drapery Gauze, several colors; yd. $1.45 ee eer tee Swiss Curtains, pr. 50-Inch Rayon Taffeta, various patterns; yd. $1.39 A | P ' R : a aos New Angilo-Persian Kugs $2.50 to $2.75 Ruffled Valance Sets. set New French Gaufre Shades, 36x72-1nch. $4.85 Grenadine Valance Sets. set $2.75 to $3.00 Ruffled Curtains, pr. Holland Shades, four colors, 36x72-in. 79¢ sia oe AR-FAMED quality and beauty, always outstanding in Whittall Damask Drapery Sets in Three Styles $17.50 Velour Portieres in All Colors Rugs, are more than ever apparent in their output for the new season. 3 : New designs, new color combinations, add interest to the display. Here, Tiestrated Above Special $1 7 Q5 Special $11 95 in all sizes, ready for your inspection. The Drapery Model shown is : . | Size 9x12 feet, $150.00 one of the three attractive designs Regular $25 Sets, made with either valance} cor- Fifteen color combinations, or plain colors on featured specially in the February nice fringe, or decorated pole. Beautiful decorative both sides. Fine. lustrous velour, neatly serged at New Wilton Rugs Bale for complete $17.95 colorings. Very special. edges. Fronts French edged. Size 26 in. x 7.6 ft. Curtain and Drapery Shop—Fourth Floor In All the Charming New Designs and Colors -a a oe (22 =e enn New Seamless New Wool All Worsted Wiltons Wiltons Wiltons Last Day of the 15% Discount on “Herricks” beget ar. Phan $135 $75 $47.50 to $55.25 $57.00 Model 44—115-ib. ice capacity. $39.50 Model 220—90-lb. ice capacity. Wilton Velvet Rugs $39.75 AY hs February Price $48.45 February Price $33.57 Rugs in a splendid group of attrac-| tive patterns. Size 8.3x10.0. Oo EE oh ties sand ope hey ep SERRE PR 5K, aE 3 CAE MNT ct ie sD el dy err ah) ees 7 * > . . sa ad is pry tie te 2 Se ERK IO RE AE LER ER LAB A RePEc IT St ROTOR RT” CARMA ba Mage EROS © 00 Greg aiesetece inren -Sirvathen saith ¥ fs) rstesepne apes sa ae earn irinerstibeseaatl with : ee i ativan “i GA O&O wOomownd we oe a ON NW CH 1 a AAAAAHSA cr. 7 Our entire line is included in this once-a-year opportunity to purchase your favorite mode! at this large discount. he Dresses are 5 usually merits. $62.00 Model 45—130-lb. ice capacity. _ $54.00 Model 250—130-lb. ice capacity. February Price $52.70 | February Price 45.90 $57.50 to $72.50 : ae me fas 4 : : , \ ISCa Hats Ne men Sy | Regularly $50.00 | Regularly $46.50 Seamless Axmunsters 5492 T a a sak on - ity | Mod ?—9J90- ‘apacityv Ru f the heaviest grade Axmin- = | mise Model 43—100-Ib. ice capacity Model 42—90-lb. ice capacits Pa. BS sence er en ae) fringed ends. Size 9x12 it. $3058 $35.00 and $39.75 Axminsters and Velvets , $3425 95 Seamless Axminsters and fringed Velvet Rugs, many of the newest de-} signs. Size 9x12 ft. - ’ i “ ™ " . 2 : tes ps ag ri A ~ * ws “. . ry , - ape et el * € vM " ee ee > P 7 ¥ = us, Risinne ee FEY Stl iy ty, ” Last Day—February Sale of Blankets and Comforters tnlire to De *- $8. Q5 $10.50 Wool Comforters covered in figured ma- od terials of attractive colors. $7 95 1.70 \\ bi | ; i 7 ; heted a | Ock plaids. 5 lbs. 70x80 inches. Pair | Rayon Bedspreads of highly ec aly $5 Q5 Cut size, 72x84 inches $15.00 All-Wool Blankets in attractive $1 ? 95 Sang 3 conboetag e ee col s. ° ery coratg! ] ; 2 an ilk and 1 iforters fabrics in charming colors. Twin size $25.00 and $29.50 Silk and Satin Comforte Part-Wool Blankets in an assortment of $3 95 Same as above. Full size, $7.50 | filled with pure wool. Cut size, $19 95 ' ° Solors. Size 68x80 inches. Special, pair Crinkled Bedspreads of extra-heavy quality cot- 72x84 inches | ton crinkle cloth with pastel stripes. e4ar Celanese Comforts, beautifully quilted and filled ll sizes—a Hat for every tyP® : ——T : ‘ant tai 7 | fe ew colors—you will wa $9.50 All-Wool Blankets in multi-color $7 95 | Full size; special with pure wool. Solid colors. $14.95 * Plaids. Size 66x80 inches. Each Same as above, twin size $3.98 Size 72x84 inches Vandervoort’s Blanket Shop—Fourth Floor. gery -— Basement. > a

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ON nerlia ata, reeds “ bale a stallt Se teas bat " ‘a ae " a a ° A iS anne a ie aft a 4 ’ 0 re ag es sal , all va bith “oD. tb i oe Bt ial mein dal SS a aaeay ee Montnh-End OneDay Sa | $24.50 il ] ~ ag . oe 4 Felt Mattresses, $12.75 j 4 pour ave te tresses, well tufted and ne Mon é n oo ge Windsor High Chairs $4.50 Sturdy Pgh }3 | Enamel Basinette $7.95 Well made wood Basineste white ename Hias secure Ice, a* shown For Complete Lamps $12.65 lined * pha ~~ L Semler Lamps, Vah ies to Linieed moor Monday on! Lovely room-size Velvet Rugs in the newest pat- terns and tone shading - All-steel double Bed, splendid Pas $2 Cash spring and heavy cotton Mattress Only a few. For Monday only Piece Enamel Breakfast Set $16.65 ~~ os Dain acquer lea Cart in wide — - ~ gice o colors. Similar e s* n For Monda n ee apace ray Or ivory ename! with S Massive wing chair, armchair and bed dav- Gray or ivory _—-s enport im taupe velour. Bed davenport or blue tintings, as shown in il- opens into full-size bed with comfortable lustration. A wonderfu! valu springs. Reversible spring-filled cushions for M onday only. large pieces, as shown, in the lat- & 50 lesign ‘inished in two-tone pas- » lamels. Bed davenport opens inte -0il spring bed. Loose spring- , IShioms are in cretonne 26-Piece Tableware Chest 1] $169 xnives, forks, teaspoons tablespoons, sugar shell and butter knife In splendid’ chest Mm with drawer. Heav- ily nickel plated. (‘Bargain Basement.) \ AaL PORCH. Aim MANOA CS ‘ hapa al unNED 4 CUTLERY cmawer ovew Tee SuMOnmEetgan Cabinet Gas Range All. $ 5 7S Porcelain Choice of white, gray or steel gray porce. lain fimish...large oven and broiler porcelain lined. Has cutlery drawer and oven thermometer. Special for Monday Only $5 Cash With these two self- a drainin: 4 ti ibs Ww orth $15... FREE. Only $5 Cash Phone for a Free Home Demonstration It’s Here! The New 1927 Laundry Queen The newest design in ele made by one of the olde nell Co....offered at the est pri machine of its caliber! Written guar Pay Only $7.50 Cash Davenport Tab! e, » $9. qo Metal Carpet Sweeper cepem in sot ‘vesess Me 3 Sweener rotary brush an au = d U > LOneg arn (‘Hargais | Feather Pillows, si os Deep, downy ow" w ‘_re5<¢ " - « fa rs ““- ore ’ 4 - | - _ ~ : gOOG “ - ; Oi vA VHC a Y Jf aed 4 Har ? Gate Leg sac Gibson Oak Refrigerator Uiith White $ 50 Enameled Food Chambers Splendid forty-pound Capacity oak Re —.. with insulated walls and white nameied food chambers. A wonderéy] value. Day-Bed Outfit Pay $1 Cash riggs Stee! Day-Bed, similar to style shown, with Saber ‘pring. and mattress pad For Monday on'y. Reconditioned Living - Reom stuffed and upholstereg fizured velour, ililustration. j oose cush- . $ ions. Nachman spring SE unwts % Pay $5 Down’ Davenport Tables, § Odd Davenettes _. Odd Bookcases. § TT 3-Pc. Davenette : all PR rug Some are Krochler fortable = 319 Pay $1 Down Slightly Used 9xi2 Brussels 9xi2 Velvets 9x{2 Axminsters. springs. You can't go wrong | Form at 9 O'Clock. ~_ For the Kitchen Gas Ranges Cabinet and side « styles... every one ee iene 5] 4. : sora hem 3 ; ‘ Kitchen Chairs, $i Refrigerators Oak Retres tin sizes. In Al condition. Limited quantity at 3-Ps, Bedroom ne! ms. As Wilhelm ts tt iling Mig-. aenters and berates her for | Three renewed pieces, to these shovwn. tien. You can get the you prefer if i) The group 6 low price Pay $5 Down ver come ea pn limited at wy Oak Dressers .. Odd Chifforobes, $! Odd Wood Beds _.. Odd Bed Springs. . bin Lotharta and he departs) ¢ Mignon goes back to the cas-) im Al Congoleum Rugs: Slight seconds in a2 range of sizes and patterns Breakfast Sets iain tn tle VU andertfal values._in A! cend ition— her Tre new sere. Five sturdy chairs similar § style 12" a $1 Down TT. Robertson of Cleveland, and | Mliows: unfiniahed pee ART : FOUR. ES SS —— ‘MIGNON’ FROM No TOMORROW NIGHT of Ambroise Thomas: Be Broadcast in Tabloid | who on.” by Ambroise Thomas, | A “be broadcast again through | Atw by the National Broadcasting | RSD, Opera company tomorrow! Wars at 9 o'clock. | Bornt opera will be in tabloid | . and directed by Cesare So- | reer of The cast includes: Devora deve orney. contralto, singing | her on”: Genia Zielinska, so- ing to singing Filina; Guiseppi di, Ha tto. tenor, singing Wilhelm; | ¥ith Rollins, baritone, singing #nd - Nino Russi, basso, singing Marce o. ‘scefie of the first act is laid she courtyard of a German inn stude an old man is wandering’ Prom the tables playing an instru- gnd singing for the entertain. of ma of the guests. This man is/| became an Italian nobleman, ' 4fer memory has departed from | Bate such an extent that he can-/ her to ‘remember his early Iife, or | tice to his name. He is the father of | but, _ who was stolen from his| Place while yet a young gir! and/ UL to live with a band of EYD- | | This same group of gypsies | planned r &t the Inn and Mignon re-/ skas to dance for a group of ac- | ance ho are present. Her refusal #udle her master who threatens panist ¢ her. despite the fact that) Gogo io interfered but was unable and a , omplish much due to his age. | the is instant Wilhelm enters and The wes (GGlarno- to release the giri.| Aria: “ im then buys Mignon from | mo. Wilhelm is loved by the) | Nur Filina and heis tnvited by to goto the castle. It Was) Mme Im’s intention to leave Mig-/| Maria’ t the inn, but she begs so in- Trees 5 ntly that she be allowed to go| Wings he takes her with him to the i } Minuet , ’ second act has two scenes, “Lall first of which takes piace / ga, n the cestle. Filtna is shown | -charms to draw Long, . 7 2: -' \ oe ass iif i airy ‘o her. and then her lover Annié. Mignot enter. She is pro. Arta: at seeing Mignon and greets COW Mignon retirés to @ Little Ber of the reonmr and apparently Songs Wuslecp and the other .woU@awe fem b roon). When they are gene/ Pirate ou tries on one of Filina’g must leave her forever, : in her costunik. Mignon | i naeke Os her ase clothes! flees in confusion. The. second | 5 aoa of this act takes place fm the! n of the castle with Mignon) awl to deal herself Lotharto - epts her just in time and ls- | will to her angry description of the treatment by Filima. Mignon. angry that she calls down) s and fire upon Filina. The: “fire” seems to rouse a pas- : : | : Filina, the actress, ts just era y.” nce after a brilliant success at) how and sende Mignon into. castie to look for a houquet | h she has lost. A moment in-/ a frenzied erv of “fire” is heareé Qii1 «tides anc it is geen that the ate razed Lothartio haa beet so a ged that he has wet fire te the 7 W ilbve! ry. reniizing that % on is trside, rusnes in and | ea her ) e third act has [ts scene at} t Lothario’s castl in Ttaly.) his memery becomes restored | Mignon is revealed as his long | daughter and is wedded to) ; i ‘im. = TO BE PLAYED IN | KSD RADIO E q e twentieth tn the series of ra-. ae Quction bridge games will be. Pe, cast through KSD Tuesday ing. at 9 o'clock. The hands. ged by Wilbur C. Whitehead | Milton ©. Work of New York: Richards of Detroit. will be = SF Robertson, dealer, h.” Spades K Q 4: Hearta J) (6 4: Diamonds K 3 2; Clubs 7 sport, ton C. Work, “West.” Spades) Bepot 5 2: Hearts Q 19 9: Dia- | 9 7: Clube @ t¢ € 2. R. FE icharda. “North,” Spades - Hearts A K 75 38: Diamonds” 8 spo: 6: Clubs 94. - | z bur (¢. Whitebead. “East,” 3 J 6 2: Hearts 2; Diamonds | ae, 195 4: Clube J 7 & 2. | he F hett-nece-e of diversity, = *andpoint of musical sts Wil be given the radio audi- °f KSD Tuesday evening, the program of the Jolly © Bakers t« broadcast. be- ai 7:30 o'clock. The pro-j | Will inelude aix vocal selec-— a FES: 1 ba Thus, Ariloso |

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4 rn, VMs Guwee, UUnypyypft Y-lu ~ HM j (mm YY" Yin Y Wz Cemnylt GD Ye “ty, ee | Wa wm“ % ' GG TAFT / VMs Pll “SS hg, “44, Sf WfE JT LOUIS POST-DISPA ~— - - —— -_ — — — - ee ~ ~ gps pw fui Uy, Yittittte ff tttts tty Ytttt 4 Wty Va ; Sew Vides Ya Y 4 4 Y Y 5 + “tpg yf Giypph GG een , SAVE ON fT “~ 7 Acad yy / [se] a ea i PAC i KS 1—8 WN 7,7 iS WN Bw. at —_ « ST. LOUIS, SUNDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 27, 1927. p2O6 W. ine ST. TPS MARKET « Living- Room Sui VAM RT FOUR. os MORE RADIO BARGAINS At Our New Store at 1113 Pine Street as ea CUNNINGHAM ELIMINATOR TUBES "Wakes 301A ss $1.19 300A Sac $2.95 6X299 $1.75 Only G6 Tubes to a cus- tomer—Monday only. CABINET TYPE Loud Speaker List Price, $30 Our $5-42 Price. G-D TRICKLE CHARGER $A .87 --———— ae — Mm eo IM Noted Soprano on K SD Tonight HENNE HET) zi, v a B sin NGHT sa Lashanska Will Be. | % RADIO TRADES HEAD Assisted by ’Cellist’ in Regul Kent | Té 3 side eguiar en ‘Succeeds Wrape as President | Hour Recital : na Pa of the Association in ulda Siidhaaiitee lyric soprano, 2 Se ‘Who has sung in all the leading F bs Sones eepasa as mA American cities, will broadcast the | Atwater Kent radio concert, from | KSD, tonight. assisted by Gerald | Warburg, noted cellist. Born in New York City, Hulda Lashanska decided upon the car- reer of a singer when her voice developed possibilities, winning her parents’ consent only by agree- ing to a college course first. Having graduated from college With honors, studied singing and was ready for ter debut when reella Sembrich, retiring from concert platform, announced would take a few advanced students of more than ordinary promise. of Rabroise Thomas | Atwater Ar agg Three — py 7 Be Broadcast in fi abloid ee oe x. hatten, avers f Form at 9 O'Clock. stuffed wx#nd upholstered figure d =x: Stentios oose © a. Pay $5 Down Robert been vice W. Bennett who as | president of the St. | Lovis Ridio Tradee Association, was elected president of that body ‘Thursday night at a dinner meet-| ing in the American Annex Hotel, Harold J. Wrape, who has ben | president of the association, was frecently elected president of the Federated Radio Trades Associa- ‘tion, which includes more than ' 1200 radio firms in a number of states. Other officers elec Louis Association are: Vice presi- dents, G. H. Cohn, George A. Nie- kamp and Julian Sampson: = sec iretary, Samuel] B. Singer: treasur-, jer, W. A. Ward: directors, Pe Acetate PPB fom 9) 23 * several mor o! "oon and apparently /|Songs My .Mother Taught Me- a own teslee} al ‘j *Heé cy? i 3 rf VO leave | : s 95 ca r fg t cit 4 , Dv orak —_ rool. W hei Lies are one Pirate _ Dreams STING STATION wu tries on one of Filina’g} - ee ae = NEW BROADCA ee ee MEDLEY OF SONGS BY COHAN Boom De Ay.” sitar |witt aéal with the inate to ve’ IS TO BE ERECTED FOR WEAF Pine Street must leave her fore “In Celler her Cool,” (Traditional), bass solo; new WEAF. planned to be the | ined 3 — — - reer | FROM KSD TOMORROW NIGHT “Captain Jinks of the Horse Ma- through izens’ military train- most modern broadcasting gtation | ese sc sen — rines,” “Old Oaken Bucket,” ing opening jn the world, will soon rise to take | (Woodworth), contralto solo; of the campaign to make the camps the place of the present station, it | George M. Cohan medley, “Harri- during the coming summer as suc-'js announced by Merlin Hall Ayles- gan.” “Give My Regards to Broad- |cessful and worth, president of the Nationa] way,” “Goodby, #30. “25. = he Broadcasting Co. | Yankee Doodts those of t] Dandy.” “I Want You.”” “So Long. Mary,” “You're a Grand Old Flag.” | ERCHANDISE sizes. In Al school] or course. condition, limited quantity at * LASHANSKA Cre ie Mig- ‘TeP, for | Mignon clothes | secon d ae (Sayers); mde iit 3 -Pr or a ent Vv ing in her mges back to flees in conf eS" derived by citizens and our country A ers and berates 1 ; NIVE RSAL| Supply Co.| = 203 N. BROADWA FILLED Opp. Bank of 1927 BALKITE B ELIMINATORS 109 APNG Pn 5 etl Ie hey veel the cit camps, will be costume. we —_ a mark the PROGR N25 3% iN eR i Ae pp IS ante ERAT 3S AS OS i , -_ Se eee eer “; ae vebeee her gypsy usion. The A medley of popular songs com- Be of this act takes place in the Seopa by George M. Cohan, will be bn of the castle with Mignon cine obey in the “Old Timers’ ” con- to drown hersel! Lothario age to be broadcast through KSI fepts her just in time and lis- will er m. tomorrow. The conce rt Mo her angry description of ine P cl ; participated in b+: Breatment by Fillma. Mignon ~~ - owing soloists: Ivy S angry that she calls down eh yess nad Hindemeyer, sand fire upon Filina. The “a —— . Brien, tenor: Frances “fire’ seems to rouse a pas- we ig teeta ae Theodore Webb. in Lotharia and he depurts baritone; Jack Oakley, basso. The le Mignon goes back to the cas- er wilt consist of following Filina, the just re- selections: The , and the ge after a brilliant success at Gray,” (Dresset ), baritone and en- how and sends Mignon it semble; The Sunshine Paradise castle to look for a houquet Alley, (Bratton ): Ra h she has lost. A moment la- == frenzied cry of “fire” is heara Se ee © bs meee chet ths RESULTS LIKE THIS Oak Dressers te bine With the Custom Bullt Odd Chifforobes. $19. 50 & that he has set fire to tne remcer INE A. DYNE=~ Odd Weed Gods... $9.15 Oe and Mo.. as well a’tended as - past Authorizea Dealer RCA Sets and Tubes BETWEEN Olive and Pine + Pa, ; ‘ ) | tip ; 4 i 5 te tf) tI, ’ tae, tise Ot, 3 e bes kh ; " ; phe f ‘ © 00 i ‘ ‘Olt. £0- 9 St » hie san > . = Se Spe sie g Otel ie. 2 New Model W, Monday Only B ELIMINATOR $425 )h* Balkite, 135 Volts $10 Balkite $H.49 Trickle Charger’ = The New Sensational Polyclaro Piugs 9, See a i oar ge © nee ~ her. third act has its scene at wt Lothario’'s in Jtaly. his memory becomes restored Congoleum Rugs i Mignon is revealed as his long $ U daughter and is wedded to 4: ——= 10 BE PLAYED IN KS2 RADIO BRIDGE GAME the twentieth in the series of ra- auction bridge games will be Mdeast through KSI Tuesday ling at 9 o'clock. The hands. Anged by Wilbur ©. Whitehead lilten C. Work of New York: T. Robertson of CTeveland, and Richards of Detroit, will be foliows: 2 Robertson, i.” Spades K Q 4: 6 4; Diamonds K Odd Bed Springs. $2.50 Benes ner castle Manchester, February 21, 1927. Wholesale Radio Corp., St. Louis, Mo.: I was a great which I nae many of different but sinc I built Se RE ne LE R tube set yi reco Pesce I cal is the best set I ever had ] and can pick up the western coasts any ni For cle ay Reinler Inf Slight «seconds inn rmnage of sizes and patterns Breakfast Sets — SALE OF INTERSTATE BATTERY CHARGERS Fer charging any radio or automebile sterage or BKB battery. Will echarzce any 6. 1%. 24 er 48 volt storage battery. Very simple te operate. Nething te get ont of order. 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He hag . : The staff and personne! of ti cert tours in the Uge o * the newly created Federal RA treo s., RA DIO me Bes ’ : Station Wil remain as at present coast to coast, ang mane Ato Co Philco A and B Battery Eliminators, latest type: — RUBBER CASED—BAIL HANDLE | NOW LOW PRICE with igen additions made neces- this country has veeu @ | Hoovrer Pore: Patience. regular price $67.50 $48.95 Majestic Super-B Eliminators; for any radio; $35 RADIO STORAGE |iR CA RADIOLA 20 6-VOLT A BATTERIES © piani Will | on the Sary by the increased facilities of AaDiy received. Fors Le ; . value $26.50 | tear (,unrvnieea and (Charced Readr to sn the new radio law in effect came 6S —=.99 -oncerdia Seminary, tae station Was associated with es. tary Hoover sees order coming west of Universit, d featur he on +2. ity Of radio broade [a 8» «mn. present choas in the : 4 ; + 7 oe & ~ 22 sae &- - | SPECIALLY PRICED. _. . Limited WVvanhtits Sen suena sa 5: ass ene atncee A sini me wi +1 : Ale ae A ag sf ss » 7 ae : . hi (RES SAP RE age 5 . : i ae ay ead ate rural: LED 6A TELE RII SR BI 5 RL CPG SN nm AE EREE S A ARR S (AiB D8 Rid hay of statione with | “ parmer r, CPOE FPF OF OOD O50 COS FOS ak: ise w 6 — a ‘= ; ~ > . 9 ti > . ri I ‘ t iis? des ‘ guild Bakeiite jy) s first f abinet ’ - oes “+ itwe-tened spd carved? bhitne tisit Res es Imenhe-~ ieong by an) mm? Pi 23 ; " ° 0: | One enthusiastic - wr but he expects the radio pub- | Cost he combines “a “| anil ‘ience while the Fed- The musical intel! pence. -" a 9 Commission undertakes | 8¢t of interpret ati on. ef " 7 « > - . ~ ; a pea b bah hhh heen nS igh by Sie inches cet nehes bbs | imnehes. treet ne A-f The Set for the Man Who toa Believes His Own Ears eEREEEEEESEAS ES 2040000040460044 S’Srrcattsssy Hi problem. twe oO enin : - a detec i rte ( : ay es pidate AD c ' . ee... tf) ’ mis “The ct Om Dp .Oon : i . : si Alfred Muneh jp — ; : . @utdoor iMie wave! rege bes! € 4 adio legisiation al it ms M — Grieg set the music. “4 _- atte . ... average More iam if : - le cventually to clear up tie He feelings of a bridegua | hows ania 4 ag: of it rference and Nowigs if é l a Ta ; as they stand together on gar = anit inate it ine ci ~ - “a ‘ ption. ine new commis- reom, comfor d aie : outward bound. The fom . determine who ' ome | h. i Stu ents I ‘ mcor BF . 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Grady, tae ry feet!, Los Angeles, 159 watts ¢ tpright type— ere volt Batteries s une § ( ‘ ; Oldtown. Me.. won the > eae > 681.4 kilocycles KELW. Fresh tested sock a $2 Filk : offered by Grigsby-Grumeminr! ite, Budank, -Cal., 250 Type L\r\-11°% a fier Burgess TE — S 1 I ostats_ = 29c : is Chicago. fer the eat 7 “25 meters. 560.4 kilocycles. Futes. ype 95¢ ™ 4 and slogan for its Majeit .. Kitson County Enterprise, + oan B Battering Velfammeter WALNUT RADIO TABLE ea Se Ate ged No. 2156 ; L oe aes | ‘Elimatron™ as oe nathe a . JSsea KI ¥ClLeS., ee - er : ; tteries ’ Perfect Radio Power” age ‘ ‘alker, portadtie, etu- stranded: 100 foot 29¢ Burgess Radio 35¢ Battery Meters pre 4 —— $20 VALUE gan. More than 56.000 .aail ; a 59 watts, 285 meters, | Dry Cells i Oc ANB ; wt 70¢ ’ ————- — - received from ate fame | 2 kilocycles. KGFL. Trinidad, - ro me a ' ' ' $18 RCA UZ 15% : matters: $2 value . i os - — lo.. broadcasting company, 5° LOUD SPEAKER $7 QF Battery Cables: - 29¢ ——— an a8 1 eh} A beautiful wainut-finish Radio Table 1. £ E pany ' | | i Schmidt has of " - bs = Mlectric Sol ae - . gba * jeetts, °°°2 meters, 1351 kilocycies. Limited Quantity. Wire: $1.50 value Paecime Soldering 75¢ a. ) with bird's-eye maple inlay. Has com- F store at 1113 Pine stregiga Hy 7 ™ ° ‘ GRAD inn anor. Popular Radio Shop. Mem- ; LOUD SPEAKER fron: $1.50 value partment for all batteries, et. Y of Oldtown, Maine, is the w er. His The Van Ashe Radio @MMBMs Tenn. 75 watts 316 seal $4.50 list Brandes ‘SI Extension Cords 55 PANELS. Choi a. tion the “ELIMATRON,” with slogan “The Perfect } oo Fenn. - Bes: Headphones | 50 C Asceorted Size : ; aoe ss NEW 1927 SPECIAL TUBE SAL Thousands of suggestions were offered by enthusiastic arrester in the wintertime °5 watts, 450 meters, 666.3 E radio fans familiar with this better current supply. aid materially in cutting @@gpecycies) WNBJ. Lonsadale Bap- noises caused Vv . nu n Knoxville, Tenn., 15 MODEL GENUINE CUNNINGHAM — cyoice | | SAVE ON THESE ITEMS sineataniiiiiiiaciaaidaiatiliiiamimma cn ‘cit nake MOEA 335 meena, 698 CHALLENGE ~ . = —_ ~ theo A with the first heavy sn nel Harvey FR. Storm, Bloom- $2.50 CX300 DETECTOR > 19 «“ AERIAL WIRE. Regular 75c Value, Now .. | _ = ee Th a auses hi issing, snapping | Bion. Tll.. 15 watts, 495 meters, $2.50 OX12 1) VOLT— | OER*= Grigsby-Grunow-Hinds Co. | eat ne : 545.1 M.—650 « ipo > Thingstadt Anita, N. PD. . DV3 TYPE 199 | = i “ Fresh Stock, new 29 Chicago, III. ii | i SUNDAY. 6:20 P. es mead . ay 7 cise | , ! 223 meters, 1350 kilo- STANDARD BASE Dear Sir: It seems appropriate est ae eo tat eg by Major Bes KLIT Lewis Irvine Theme , 7 : | 1927 1927 a ; UX- 201A; regu ar adopt a new name and slogan. w Fork City Eaters 9°7 kilocycies. WNBI, Wil- MODELS BA LKITE MODELS | wm tape, price SI 15 While those used, at present, Pn. tot. Atwater : bh Romanoski, Peru. UL, 10 that Majestic Eliminators should = * Crees tien Capitol "hy . Portland. Ore. 19 watts, 389 ery ‘mi with Hul were v good when elimi- . Pe , ; ke oe #1 ature - oamtt=s 357 meters, 339.8 kilocycies. HIGH & LOW CHARG- $ ' nators and their characteristics were something of an unknown wire y: “MEW ES Schaeffer Manufacturing NEW in ERS. $198.50 VALUE 1 1 95 | , 2 quantity; the public is so familiar with the device, that the words KFQA_26! “4 Portland Ore. 10 watts, 200 appearance. A Cone of parch- ment 17 inch $27.50 B-W ur rice have lost much of their original force. The new name should be 1150 K. C. ies. 1499 kilocycles es in diameter of rare beau- ty. NEW in quality of reproduction with ELIMINATORS ao s short, it should sound well and it should carry a close suggestion of SINDAY. § P. M.—Serh hanges—WRBC. name changed | the volume and beauty of tone of far $10.00 TRICKLE $5 CS the product. The name ELIMATRON, a blending of the old and Fourth Christian. Ch See Brook!+n Froadcasting Co. oo more expensive speakers. CHARGERS _ ries th Christ. Scientist a toned tae | - Compare Favorably With Cones $42.50 135-VOLT $2 7 SO — Steck, Large : E V E R E A C Y = Gate Say 5 Ey See eee & 60 watts, WS a The slogan suggested is, I believe, appropriate for much the same KFUO—545.1 Megs!) changed to 267.7 meters, Selling at Considerably Higher Prices B ELIMINATORS a 45-Volt & Batteries reason: it describes the device exactly in the fewest possible words. 550 K. C. a 29 kil 3 ‘les. WKRO, Camith ] * 5 BO Ag GR tae at eC OT Ratan, Tek! a " ye 5 REGULAR a= _SUSDAY, 3:30 P. Mal - ecereer Ci. ae er (German) by Rev. > S 635 kilocyecles. e a ~— Laetarh German bye ool . \ s ¢ . - ee ae > 3s rg bu: lies. call ‘et- ae 5 Majestic"B Girrent Supply | "sR ec wom $3.75 : : . theran Church,” by a ord. Pla.. wave length changed 7 i 4 Pr i N | : = | I =. - € eyer acd fangs: Bs : “8 I $2.25 SY tes 2 delivers pure direct current-from your light socket ig _e a sul ; “hurch oS to: SAG i nents, BO Triple Tested—Extra Large Size—EXTRA Storage Battery 6-Voit HEAVY - ; : DUTY ‘““A’’ Eliminator Power Unit 45-Volt Batteries: Ready for use by attaching to electric List Price $4.75, BQ S| lise, $11.95 7 . Guaranteed Economy — Casts only a fraction of ~~ peres at 135 voits. i Dolores and Cynthia, FIVE-TUBE lpg bbe Ly S 95 st Medei FE. 18-8, tone tt EISEMARN, 24-95 | =o s ee oe ome np es chines oe oneal '“ & — n bes ‘eo tuhe replace: no ham or foreign normes | . oe AIT hestra; H: ' QUANTIVY Liven : . avtheen T ube iz... P ne gy = . £ orks equalils weil 2 jarge or smail tubes. en need . Dependability — Maximum and un- Re: T . $6 . oe . es c . » RR. White. Chicago. Bible ‘br Mev. , : ‘TTT d ' length changed to 419.7 me- Majestic Superiorities Majestic a . 739 kiloeyeles. : er equivalent. 45 miliam- St NDAY. 5 PF. M. } : . Standard-B : a Busne- dead broadcasting —WLBLU. al ; LLARD B ELIMINATOR ——— er ee Coubegesrashes | || © ihren. Y. WGBR, Marshfield . I ners ee U B E E L E Cc ; é Make ne MMEe’s FP } OL m #1 perates. on Treg ular light ing ‘ varying power alwavs available. ‘ * : ' PATIO + sa FLOOD OF MELL | c £ T | é ‘ ‘ : | . 4) ; 4s t} eit “Ointicon s Binivts«s. ride Th -e*a? mive ower epeit reat ‘ . > : - 4 2- i L “a usiiy varied Voltage Variable ap to 160 rolts : : Durability — No acids or liquids; Majestic eae 314.2 M A combined amplifier and light _NO- BA | , ER ’ SE } MODEL 7 ate = Raytheon tube; no filament to gine 1400 K. C- J ket “R* and “C” wait that per 7 4 $35 25 + ee to 33 tudes, 10:45 A. Mo-Bervice Glee 4 timely st week in a With Built-in “Utah” "d . a ue -———-—|--—-- = $24.85 the see of e4 ely the pas il , teatwate ~ ee - = “enter, Flexibility — Voltage cam be accur- tasioding ee 45 mails. eae # ruta © Ws -° +nate ip St. Louis is the Loud Speaker ately adjusted to meet varying con- at ise at iSe volts. ft P * = : gt : or subje ot o} he had ready : : i *S ‘ ditions in any city and on every set. $29.ee i Through 1 oe which S57 5° am | —_ ——_ a ; 4 Ce ae | L SET 5 y Truth ~ " mbhied or in kit form... It uses | Go A ee. it a 3 “e et Double sealed moisture proof con- (Shown Above) | Bel: om nertelat. SIMPLY i rer | | r De al > | | - \3 wi ; 7 = ie wt & oe. vi i 4 : ee Revtheon Tube. $6 Extra . aoa — tere Bee oA tube. a 20 mu tube and a . ser an lusive feature. Majestic 45 °. M.—: ' PLUGIT IN Pe denser an exc jesti Complete with 7 RCA | § hvdrometer 69¢ SNe pe “B” Current Supply Units are fully gen ce , ios oy a, °° ee Se adiotron ubes ine a 5 Rn al . . ii, rine ruth wand permitting ficat) . -¥ f . te + ' bes, " mt . : guaranteed. Majestic : fe * are Moy 3 Stalled i h “Mil = wiat Lil , cos. and guaranteed | ‘ Willard Stora é S . Can be purchased on M aster- | -. §* | 1, his un!t hae three stages of am- y ensitive , zs Postive ceptro! of all ew ime Le; mig § “: Ficatia. the first impedance Smal! Down 3 deferred payments put voltage taps. For sets | ' — . No A. B or ( Batteries secede S 150 : B Crystal Cc | Nerd the ‘ast two resistance No Acid—Neo t hemmical«. é, , f . tt 3 : No tChargers ef Any Rind 1 *f . ery . “a We connected to Operates direct from lighi seckrt at cost of icss than 1 4 _ frade—4LI DOWN PAV WENT Ps ' 215 BR + ; } a 7 Te *lv-er byw removing the wire cent per hour. BEAK If DEMONSTRATED : WONTHLY 3 a : . =* | Lange's “wae ‘e “rr of the detectdr tube ‘ me @ SailHandie| Balkite | | ii pcmeie “Ss “ = ine Be -* « —- Q Py! on et Atl : bh LnPonk TD iz a wire from cease 99c if Pe . : x : , ie a ah " g Point tn the reeciver to the pine sme 8 (MANHATTAN CABINET | 31/~ QQIMBN 559° | Ghargor | I -ORUNOW - HINDS 00 | LE ESSER 2, “acca one a , satan: KAPH ADAPT EKS— i ce Value ° arger Re oe. “ai the ™ “4 battery and the se ve | exc. SPEAKER : | ae ithe REdSt VES ATOMS — $i YD % RTS A = eee e : suai RSet, ioe a $5 . oS ea es) “Poa ig: esi 4 $ ; , Se eT ee ee ee es, far i Py mr A Ose le i # a2 q 42 o an ey a sa ae: ; ie es Hy ap Se ae Ie ee — ean a PF oe, ": te = <$- : if 4 ; . = A a at, : fs See tiey © Bik, ree % 7 ine - ’ es : Ps Fo onl t aN . tien oa a “ spreemd a = ia amplifier was tested with 4%-VOLT A BATTERIAS— — £5 $1.25 ‘) s . : $ 95 Rezular . 89 : g33 K. C. GA Aitteren: receivers. and work- 44 2 eaten i | . i; Ke | teh siint a bie ¥ Our Price | ° $i 9.00 Value. ° *t SDAY. ove 4. ™ xD tionalty well with each. 1PCO BATTERY « HARGARKS— $7 Ss SPECIAL Distributors of nen Sa ied Scorjpiur c Prody iced full. round tones. clear ~¢ iid +’ S™peres ; iene chambs rt. ; a » $l? G b. TRICKLE (CHARGER t Ss Me: . . + Se | op . oe ; , #tural. and made ft possibile) With balb on . i : o * s a ; bri ‘ . eS - . :orch a ng in stations thet either ARKIAL BRLIMIN ATOR .— : rancis 4 E = MAJESTIC ELIMINATORS |) °: ss". Seco STEINITA $6 (RYVSTAL SKTS— : ‘i theil cack ha? #ei : ial $4.95 | SS G ce Ha ' ye : came in too faintly with AJAX CRISTAL SETS— | bd es sm \nd tt handled a deal of PavrreRn e ATWATER KENT RADIOS re ( BATTERM s—+4!..- voit. mein riced fu Se d o ; Large «ine 30c * ai | gs good « one ieee ba steinite Ur) stals 3 fer $1 bCarborundum Fleed (5) «talx bot vO OSE TER TUNENG. t NETS CUNNINGHAM TUBES | .s 2 a co oan ae ' 75 | Transformers ; —Masueeriy 2S 2 TI oan ow O. «peri: arge house with mel. Mi-\ Tube Secket« §téii- sie (Mul mrusic seed with @ Ste Phene Plugs 2 DPiais, ». 1 USSOLE CABINETS. hs rem of ft ne i f anes tna lig cage ( ondeasers« “par EO t.rid-Lenaks. on sale. 3 “pee tal $4.95 bd : } rife - ee : {tect ric eone and an : , WVirdew Leai-in “trip “8 MANHATTAN Bik 4 t - "Gent ~—rion horn, coupled beth ig os een ll Lightnimg Sreesters« L4TE VARPOCO PLERS 99¢c ive oo rown u 0. . ' " “ “k : and in soniinadie: it won en | CROSLEY, STEINITE ; 2 , kee ae x , W " . nt from everyone} UTHORIZED FREED-EISEMANK DEALERemranams © Vive end Redeem Eagle Stemps 1504 PINE STREET promraR peeard the music produced. RADIOLA Pe ee ee te

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oT. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH . SUNDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 27, 1927 é _ ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH ____—_—— —_—"s feos arrrronetts ~ male quartet: © ie 289 4m-77O0xe! em: rMOotei ry iT: , WT AM. Which Will Be Broadegm Signs Radio Act. | lew, i eh & : 9:30. pianiat. f WPG, | ieee uC Seer : incoln (340.7m-880 kc)—8:30. S. Hot Springs (374.8m-700ke) —9 . Pontiac 516 9m-5801 ::3 ' | uesday Evening : oo See aoe j ‘ oes ees | musicale. | music lovers’ hour: 10. organist: 10:30 Retreit: soutaaie connate ) Wad, iahe : Bae i s Angeles (467m-640kc) el ga ' ee , : WSAI nee. — - 3 to the Pos:-Dispatcn Seer 3 rout musi numbers, | Cass) and semi-classical uBsic: : ae ’ - » ns Se >’ , s j . recital ( “ a hanvr-: 2 (Copyright. 192:-) ; sas Ss cancitlinc cee en “aaa te come | On tha. “GTON, Feb. 26.—The 18 ss Se oa a age sa ) megs ; Shenangosn (461.3m-650kc)— | , mane _ ; SHING . ‘3 PE ee ; ee NF. nenaneoan $61.3m-6850kc) p l times. next Tuesday evenine a+ « : Fata ‘picture in music, is to make up the $30, Golden Rule Circle. naval sones: & 30. orchestr i d I y ty . oe | “ *ning at 7 gam casting stations licensed dur- iggy a | ot 6:30, sas sxggoeongen: te ce Poche Bs ogy et . 7 Increase Selectivi Hore irough cS. they Wj FF . E> - Big. ne ‘3 . y ’ hy Viuil pe « -“U ° : J . a 7 * ™ . i] = i rvice. gd Aau-i sos, bx = | cs 2 a re ee sn i ‘sy pa ont tei | Greater Distance rr Erik Bye, celebrated Ne hab’ 4 a es nevt Tuesda’ venin : Oakland (361.2m-S30ke)—11. | rchestra. | Be tee aes E SUliG-. , » : ? Commerce are probdbaodiy ; “3 Ss alae 2 _ ee Gre ee a, ae oy oe a l le ae paritone, as Quest artist " e Ol v . RS BS bs: eo a KSD © >f he , ‘on nic ires i ‘ ane! Nigh awnee ; ‘ rn ae wrne Amaz ng More Vo ume Spectr ties + se. j ; e E jast to he licensed before the “ main 7 os % ee : 79 to he sung bv Y ews Tames . a = fy — ai . pay peg te il , er. >* © SLUG. in eF rin: si eee a ee We: Bt wi] i. humo ’ Sry . a! Ter. 1 ’ . ; . > we ee % ' - eer —_——_n B. bill becomes law upon the re $3 ‘ith orchestra accompanying. , . For Any Radio but above a smiali Milan. He was considered - > ‘ , ss Bete ge ies will thers will sketch the more s6es3, ” « ene by Richard Rod-'! are Why confine your radio programe = . ; : ‘ esident Coolid Se, @i- Bice: Br ee to ake by 2 a , lis. a SON wy Richard .0OG- | WCoco Minne&apol t 0] ] m to a few ioca! stations when the = f Tone uncer Ss noteworthy ture 0: Pres ¢ Ne bo wets y eae ‘ ‘ . ~. = , a a Th "20k ( — seicre ' ; . expensive concerts. Cance music ua | s rool : 7 it we aad —_- are biti’ wsslal : Wlil open the program. ne we ‘ ‘ 9. Mueicai pre m. Unhipt sy ane Oe ae — . : 1 to the cevehe comprising -ilfred it dy for you” Withevery Bod. veliers comprising Wilfred cities are ready for you = N any eect from the modest eminary or our treatise, “ The Distance Getter | na mu- WoW, meer in he sta When the Vikings ae) ¢ the last week by the Depart-' critics ae being , tinteé the leading baritone 80h Germany, and sang in hain a day or two. With two! : is _ ; ‘ Kl bee 3 ; upon the wee k]y list as RR re a = , eo lieht and ime ' Franklyn Baur, is we include FREE our wonderful new Distance mm little Crvstal Hook-Up to role = in Germ nv f ; , , } total! number of sta- ee. oe ee . a > ats 7 ’ ‘ sic espapies Ji leg c nd Ellic ++? Shaw il] sing Lina oe ter reas toon: Poe vanne't e dis: uate ot oa ve Seta! The: ) : : = H _ 1iman) OI Several eees, tue (Ui! . @ a ie —— mrares - y Hers at iets spies —* : ; h +} A eng rime aaa a Amazing news fer owners of Radic Sets) Som! the Super Oust, stengns wre © 2180 Sang at the Vie — | t todav to 733. an Bee Re ee . me BASS ie red . ret that number. Miss Rea, wit (ne tant stations rou in: mous “Better’’ “B’' Battery Eliminater ts new Cast by and has appeared a) nnege js brought today to i343, d i ) ™ . rol of artist SATISFACTION GUARANTEED enly $5.95! Thousands paid much higher prices THE CARBORUNDUM : igs ppeare a1] over Your money instant'y refunded if yoo are not and feund this marvelous invention werth much in concert. He has made threes ~ eatie- fied. The ettachment furmebed FREE mere. Tremendous volume has enebied the manu- STABILIZING DETEC I of the cert tours in the Untted States : mra mr SATISFACTION GUARANTEED w si as . facturer te put this remarkable Eliminater in present Coast to coast, and everyy to Commission must deal. ef wee ee Pe p] mezzo-soprano, he} eo | Beloved.’ and the second will be of ordinary house current, end Califcrnis easily forget battery troubles forever. This wenderful tn- | Our hook-up book tells you hom hara Maure! will sing two numbers eT ce ee a une, prion hol acon every ‘radio fan's heme at ently $5.95: UNIT ; he first of these will be “Awake Storage A or B battery, acne th . eun: ** Been Ste NO MORE ‘‘B” BATTERY NUISANCE 93.504 ler or direct in U. 8. Ae neces- this country hes been mogt @m& Hoover Advises Patience. Orchestra ities f ably ecelve > . in 04 — feature number oO: U oe ee ‘) ? Pabe either alternating or ¢i- ti better reception, sharper tuning, oe Ot | Oy eee es. Sor threpay th the new radio law in effect rR. W. BENNETT. , '“Sometime at Close of Day. ao cena OS: vention means ing oct ; wi be a concert arr 1] 1§ and gives yeu mere real pleasure from your set. . Was associated with LUal pe Hoover sees order coming baits . i a a : ; Lou Raderman Wil play a vi1o0ii1n tery. eee directions MAIL COUPON TODAY Operates perfectly on direct or alternating yo » SEND FOR IT py ee ee = of a portion of Moussorgsky enclosed. Anyone can op- rent, giving up te 90 volts current, an RBORUNDUM COMPANY? using full wave ef power supply. No THE CA ‘ Send ‘‘extras’’ te buy. Anyone can piug it E Y oo In to any kind ef set up to six tubes. NIAGARA FALLS. N. T- 1 Complete instructions enclosed. Selidly s i av ibuilt in beautifully finished metal case. MAIL YOUR ORDER NOW | The Fixed Carborundum Detector Order your Eliminator now et this special reduced \ alone for $1.50 price. Write yeur name and address, pin a Geliar bill te it. and mall TODAY. Pay pestman email! balance ef $4.95 (plus a few eents pestage) when he delivers Eliminater. Use it ten days. ff not satisfied with results, return it and yeur money will be refunded. BETTER RADIO LABORATORIES Dept. T-171 National Theater Bidg., Cincinnati, ©. ; 1. : l , —_— ‘ m . a Secoye es 0° 8g 2 we c a.’ 4 . orehesetra —; con nanny r Will i. Oi- . ¢ ~ , - eevee . ies ° JICTICStl aA at JssbpUAsira ‘ this group of stations with; & sibs , reread -evellers, i} eh: te Sie | * Sas : ng t os Coe ow with a solo, ‘‘To Spring.’’ Bar- » the newly created Federal Biiiieth > 4 j inja Rea. soprano; Barbara Mau- using a few cents worth f | get Deny Hook up a ‘‘Better’’ “‘B’’ Battery Eliminater and - , ¢ eta- {ity of Hazieton Laboratories, ' 4554 Maiden St., Dept 55 j Chicago, Ili. j Bend me ‘The Distance Getter’® postpaid. | lociosed find $1 (M. O., stamps or check). " ! } ] ! ! | | ct Send C. O. D., plus ema!! postage added, Name... iii a | . 0 the was written bv A gathe-BRa 4 hav o : @Mtts. 263 meters, 1140 kilocyclés. UW hen ever \ sort of entertainment ; Le % eaker Ss Today’s Programs@xso. Jonr : Sa M zart 1395 kilocycles. KGFN, Har- 0 SUNDAY, 6:20 P. M.—Musi@iwatts, 222.1 meters, 1350 kilo- New York City. fers, 927 Kilocycles. WNBI. Wil- On SAAL SPEAKERS. Reproduc- dio ltiour with Hulda Las and fidelity of everything in Speaker that easily elim- (2 KFQA—261 M. 4 Portiand. Ore... 10 watts, 200 ful volume. Few Speak- s * f = ° -——S 2 | — ’ : m7 nN ; ' tNDAY . M.—-Serviciimances—WBEC, name changed | and the exceptional bargain An exceptional value at. radio broadcasting, “a Sof the” resent choas in the - 1eN ft. 2 é n see alle: “Tcejand,”’ arranged erate No expensive y. iy , a fn 7 rosin le ee “ at oe ee : pay $10.00 to $15.00 for ch wil! © comouines a beautiful to show patience Ww lle the Fed- rhe average cost of a receiving a ay ee ee ee oo 1 OF Shilkret. The remaining a charger when you ean ntenna T#USICAa! a nce and dresie Radio Commission undertakes | 8€t of the five-tube variety, using “ae ach . Perse ao ES numbers. al! orchestral, will include ’ BD RB. Charg- i ; ove pO teem a eee i Al} : is ; lars (bills, money order, ae 15 His opening selection ; . — a detector, two steps of audio fre- new numod re ws ; ' Dream. and ‘‘Under the Leaves, check or stamps) plus ten cents in stamps or . i ' : ibe ay *T°} mY) ih : er said: ‘“‘The completion | ee 1, } by Thome. sent postpaid. If you sre not satisfied, return © lerce | POC™ 9: Alfred Munch t eet Se —— outdoor equipment is $1380 The ranklvn Bau accompan ER within fire dsyes and we will refund year : re in ‘ 0 » ‘ellie, Bier = van: Ds average upkeep is over $60 yearly. the. orc! _ Gl | el | me 200) 1. Featinge of a bride ena ae’ eventually to clear up the a > R. B. SPECIALTY CO. SS SS Aes , as they stand togethe eS sf ] mn erect- aiken os pate nail sreception. The new commis- a) Wi, ° Ve has AO The Most Sctenttfic ) rars ¢ ; ae d - y is 4 ete h i i Hcordia tion, “Ostvinden” (The East which is to determine who | RADIO OK Lk kD KK “Keke KK Ke FS ; 1 a ' ; , imes and w) what power, | used In Grondahl, who was consider doubt i an rea A i ping wot, require s e! ths » f build- of the most distinguished pi ed i ; we =e aorer , Does our Set ‘ . Pa . Te 4~ re € \ asti! Stat 1s. me last in Europe. He will be accommal rrange ,adcasting Station . a hi} + a we - e : ~ . 5 mers Willie &.a* COmn1m1188) 1 | Sram wil) be “as follows: q 4 ut ae siti 9 ee : oe Need Re airin ee (eet See ere are ' stations broadcasting for . a Ssiood by the Sea). Alnaos} gollowing 2re the new sations !i- f vinden” (The East Wing}, age and the changes made last | > ( Backer-Grondahl: “Hvorfor | ys dio . De Vorte Hunde’ (Why HBRw 3 stations—WFIW. Acme | an S e caged (sik Her Ved Min Side” (He WH#H00 watts, wave length 359.6 Here at My Side), Schiott. apers, 640 kilocycles. WNBK, Bar- Trade Notes. tts, 354 meters, 647 kilocycles. | ’ “= $3.75 value, Trade Notes. LO, Freeman Land and A. B. ; ; — Cor 50 45-volt Heavwy / Oldtown, Me... won the $100@gffers. 681.4 kilocycles. ‘ y * re ; offered by Grigsby-Grunow4@@! White, Budank, al., 5 : ‘ " ~ sale at 2.29 yan. \lore han 50.000 repli r S. Pa.. 50 watts. ©85 meters, | received from radio fans. 8 kilocycles. KGFL, Trinidad. 9 999 + 25 ani cle store at 1113 Pine street. @ee ~~ MCTCTs. seek Kilocycies. . BLUE RIBBON ' j 4 Christ, Scientist . ot Zot ® pagencee eights In Atwater Kent Radio. hey are For Accurate | you are getting WE WILL S 65 langed to 500 ‘atta; wave ‘ ‘FUN ‘OU enang 0 09 watts wa Testing of 4 REFUND YOUR MONEY, if } KFUO—545.1 M. Brith changed to ™67.% meters, . r bd . - «a B Batteries +3 ree onin enasaile vou dis oneal 550 K. C. § kilocysles. WKRBO. * satisfied. W hy shouldn t you be Satis Special , se aiiiilline ntiaicianless SUNDAY, 3:30 P. w.—Addre@erO™@Uion. Jersey — peer , a o Pm YOU BE THE JUDGE! ) - ‘Not Included in Exchange Offer inet GQ) ficd, too? 49c fi Camith ee» ” > oe oa ” c - ~~ a 48 JQ a “Lutheran Church and P aged to 1000 wa ww ‘ t. * . - - *.:* er’ itserman), by Rey. me 472.2 m‘ters, 3: kilocycles. ” Laetsch German hvyvimues, ‘ R . ; @ a © atheran Mig AGOreSS: 4 “GERRW, Clinton R. White. Chicago, , 1504 Pine St., St. Louis Arresters FOR REAL VOLUME estic Bible.” by Rev. A. Doerffler im length changed to 410.7 me- | 19¢ a. oe ee CANNON-BALL| 1150 K. C. Bhs ended broadcasting —WLBU. ‘= y S Oo shielded Pisa less tubes and batteries, but with bat- ' oct Eaaadeen MODEL SUPER dD ELIMINATOR Resta, XN. Y.: WGBR, Marshfield 7 io S N I, ; STADAY. 5 BP. We—Or: hee er. & rae is ee ee - tery cable attac — $70.00. wiue’s pore fodel | 20-Foot K Cink 2 ee 8 Doeleres are ‘whnthia Zacnr : We % Wisc: Kage AP ‘ 71.00. Other eceivecrs SO. 0 aL ALE ) ‘ A E 2 Brock trie oh ti bestra ar amecnener te ee % ees ’ p CEL Ae ’ a i SPE tubes, including the me PA ARR ARREST PG ' ' « anh *~ we at 1? Ve ae ee, ~ elle - Pan Mets! ae a * " oo lngt ute ey Cee Se Be RE BCT PE RE. Fen a“ With Plug, (orchestra Harmon « "i 4 “ \¢ ' : . : use of power tubes ‘Merrill BR Wier ba ‘ AMPLIFIER PRODUCES , cA) er eee , Special : The Cannon-Rali Speaker, * 45 1 . . Eleanor Wier, accompee a ee “; a powerful, elegant and output o mi $ at orhest FLOOD OF MELLOW MUSIC 69c 0 NE eee m ra a »le of th ovat ) ' d ; | gn in capabdie pe Pi or liquids. No hum. KFWF_—214 2 M. 4 4 rw 3 , ee, ; ; P ant , _ * oe iL a, faithful repredur — . Acombined amplifier and light Monarch tiple CY ta Se a on oi ae Uses Raytheon weet “Bo and “C’’ unit that per- HW iia eaaiey Ne : oe ~ celeee oa aus o> Tube: no filament Me enter, Sed finely the past week y , oF PME NOS —_ to bura ost. j in on any set ; S28 eww, eee ke ee Ke ee SR gre ae ; Dee , Ping Special ps 5 MEM ee and note the vast SUPERIOR TO ANY “eng d | Le ee difference. ANY SOURCE OF at eS OE, Gy ee On Special Sale POWER Regular $35.00 subject “sell Through the Know! Vrgan recital a Nbled or in kit form It uses elma Somimerfeildt f sy —_ —— ~~ a $ = ; =-.4% f. M.—Service 01 the SRA tube, a 20 mu tube and a atieet rare ate ere, a ouis Truth Center, Rev. ™ ae : : H i~ 9A pastor; subjectgrer tube, supplying its own ai aahe sa an’ > @ . . : “Proving the Truth in YOWMBand permitting modification of fe” Organ presrat gen. Clifferd primann, Pes of tests in St. Louis dis ; @ onal. which may be had reacy Value, on Sale at eo? mi bn | | : miiiar hy ’ RP ts ep agen erfeldt. lis unit has three atages of am- KMOX2000.2 Mo Bie tne act two reeistance ; ‘~ with ONE Dial as a iversal 1070 K. C. meee’. It can be connected to You sweep the a1r cot . 1ai @s Universa ; ; x , , sae. . 9 kel : ; v ne > . B--—Sundey n ore ebiifier. then connecting the lat- ie:te FF. M. ~Ba llroom ste: With the ae Yas tra. PD socke: — - | Talking Tape : Attaches to the reproducer , lace / - arm of your phenegraph. Ne For — oe ] better Loud Speaker could be of outside aera bought at any price! Special 49C | 7192 Manchester 69 D Imar Hiland 2140 ~ Headphone ays “5832 2731 Cherokee § CRand 3089 and Speaker 2300 S. Grand 5032 Gravois Plugs, GRand 852! Riverside 3080 Ao. battery and the nan ! . WEW—360 M. Be ampliticr was teated with 833 K. oh a Oifteren; receivers, and work- E S ni yoats nan gg Semen walt eee “|| & SMALL DOWN PAYMENT DELIVERS AN neo S ‘ed Scripture . ur sapae . vhouke i VWoCeurt, ee a fed full, round tones, clear 11 A, M.—High Mass . Ratural and made it possible | & Francis Xavier church. | . in stations that either T 2 PP. M.—Question® oe _—. 4 NOt be “caught” without !t) on Cethalic. Teaching, ° “¥ hat came i, read ay “with- George Hayer, = J n oO Taintwil 7 > M.—Lecture b3 - And itt handled a dea! of a eee at. ms, age g We Will Demonstrate in Your Home WMA Y—248 M. "ME a good cone speaker, it 1210 K C pvouaible With this amplifier = el os q a : } = . ~~ _Sermonwe ‘arge house with mel- | 11 a. Mu. ity nv id at oo “~~ of the cpospel. bea uti u) Music. L sed with a | bs thur . Armetrepy, Electric eone and an ae paar teal sy ny ys . rion horn, coupled both in h p 16th and Cass Amoug Lions.” b3 {and in seriest, it won n= | 9th and Was ing to | H Armatrons . owe comment from everyone > CEntral 2031 MAin 4847-4848-4849 — 3028 N.Grand a : 10c¢ COlax ng MAIL iid $9.25 ORDERS — seeaeeeeenenccnecr eee eee eee ee eo 814 N. Sixth rceeeeenenecen ea ee ee Re RO Se ee >_<. — <<

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NOR SAIC MU a I RE SIN DE NIL GLO EN YT a piggies ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ ~ >» $e SAS SON RAST Se Se ITA RODEN AE TODAS SPREE oI ENE SME LBD Sia} NE LE OSA! SMM LES BO PDT AS Ft. 4 ~ a * ~_ > meen ew ree orn: cman gare ea — cee ~ is ail een a BOC = : — - . d - . ‘4 a* . AJ Ww a *¢ ee s t : > w : : Lid - = -" 4» a _ = ¢€ . : _ : . — = — BTNDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY ae a ee TABLOID OPERA STAR ma” by the French compesers De) ' e+ ° $42 Tv} ar ma Bee et 10 SING IN KSD CONCERT are i= ot02 Teo ara ae a oo Tre Sgt ier orerTt @grtis ad Agere ypon tre vores it poe “ee ~>? : . a oot ene r ef gre" , . ef 4 a - t a Tr ., yy : * . * ‘ ¢ . gr ¢ —- A&A ip etna 4 ei ar SD) : » BS on et eee n _s ne I yd ity 3 a . \ ts a - GR le MB 0 2p sat : . ; . 2 Mi is ee ee rin ik tated ch Sots . . ee a ee ee tien 1 : a 4 ¢ OG “ba se 4 Pe Scag ts Bis ltd 2 > ee ee A cs ‘ ie ei yom Ga 1s phen tite : . as . , MN ot t= A Bgsi TT nae be J 4" " Or ete mee Sh wait ole A ti Aton prsiape'te Ee A . an oi - c athens 2 my Te. F ‘ * ee ee a ee ee ee ae 9% So PRE, CP phat SG Ere Anky a oe ee, yoy hee neg igh rs 5 Hes A LI AEN OCLC: ATE Buy Your RADIOLA “20” for $2.50 oes i $d Bin MPO GAG 3 ae i 5911 Easton 1103 Olive Ss o MAin 4510 y2 STORE CAbany 4576 eR EEL ene his pad p 2 » Me f h P ‘ 4 Sa a ati ata Ro ne a a: carat eo We Are Pleased to Announce ... The Addition of Two New Members to Our Family . ie pete : — Ms ee -arean cruise from Wia | WILLIAM S. DANIEL | nso tonis a a. — Moenege* * Pesta Teegrer?’ o *-« : 4-gg+ *rom WIZ at & OO MESS and ertrer* > ester c mies e Ra LOU CHARTRAND ©"... neces Meet these gentlermen in our beautiful new studio and display room. We are AUTHORIZED RCA RADIOLA SUPER-HETERODYNE | aa Atwater Kent :-: Stewart-Warner Dealer sensei Norwegi- Bauer Bros. Radio Electric Co. Rhapsod it : | —— = 3 r Han ‘Ss i apprici- 7 _ ae a’ 3 andante f 5 3 4 : . Ahe i | -tahile from Fith Sympheny o . r gz? f 3 ty 7S, ; 27% £572 ; “ CRAND 4, PIy - - ; 3 > ra .v - a > oo un eel 2e-- i * + . . re ? is . . : +? « £4 . 7 -_ r Z . oe ? . - WIZ Program for Monday © os = 7 “~ rT’ } « Mm ol erry 2 heed 4 % heard IN SOUTH ST. LOUIS—BAUER BROS. == AUTHORIZED DEALER RCA RADIOLAS BRUNSWICK RADIOLA COMBINATIONS KUPFERLE MUSIC SHOP 2902 North Lindell 3140 Vandeventer Av. Convenient Terms orr vy Vwi. No More Batteries! : We ; sa. Direct Foy rp ery Light Socket With Radiola Socket Power Pram tis niy Faclusisve Readiwola Dealer im St. Louis The SAMPSON @. 624 “RADIO TEfferson Olin CENTER’ 6723 (CE the very beginning of home radio, the Radio Corporation of America has sold more radio sets than any othercompanv. The reason is simple: public recognition of finer quality and sound value! The engineers who have pioneered in every important field of radio have made RCA Radiolas the pioneers among radio sets— always a step ahead in quality and perform- ance. Ihe men who have built the great broadcasting stations—developed the vacuum tubes and apparatus not only of receiving but of transmitting, too, have matched better re ception to better broadcasting—in RCA Radiolas. And people everywhere — from Coast to coast—have bought more Radiolas, because they recognized this finer quality. AUTHORIZED DEALER RCA RADIOLA ATWATER KENT RADIO ALL MODELS ON DISPLAY FREE HOME DEMONSTRATIONS $250 WEEKLY PAYMENT GAERTNER ELECTRIC CO. ~VNG? AV ‘iter Psening MOTRAY 2002-6405 SCH WEIG-ENGEL CORPORATION The Most Sctentific Radio Service in St. Louis Stromberg-Carlson Radios Atwater Kents RCA Radiola Super-Heterodynes VICTROLA RADIOLA COMBINATIONS AND ORTHOPHONIC VICTROLAS 4929 Delmar FOrest 0430-0431 -0432 Open Evenings Convenient Terme — Based on entirely new acoustical and electrical principles You read of “electribed” radio sets. Bur this Bnest modern radio is some thing very diflerent —something more. It does not merely do away with ba: terres, Dut is built to use power tha! batteries could not supply. Iris based on new electrical and acoustics principies, using power drawn tron the house current, to achieve a re markable new quality of musica reproduction. The Loudspeaker 104, product ©! RCA, General Electric and W estng house, was so revoluComary in per- tormance that it has been adopted by the leading phonographs. Hear ir— or you have not heard modern radio It has an actomaetnic regulator to take care of the flucruations of the line current from your power house. The Radiola 28 needs no anternne— wo imetailauom. Use it anywhere! and RCA Loudspeaker 104 fe is eo selective thet in rhe most crowded broadcast areas it gets only the stamon you want. This meets two big probiems of the aty apertment. The “catacomb” construcnon of the Radiocla assures you permanent value. with years of fine performance, be cause the most delicate parts are per- manentiy seaiedtn. And it ha« stood a strenuous “road test” that has proved its lasting quality [ne Radic Corporation of Amenc offers tnis combination of eight tube super-neterodyne and power speaker is the Nnest 1927 radio — far in ad- vance of anything that has preceded it. Asx tor a demonstration at any RCA Aurhornzed Dealer's — . _ Radieia 28. with § Raciotrons $260 RCA Loudspeaker 104, complete. $275 A. C. Package for adaptnng Radiols 28 tor use with Loudspeaker 104 an 50-60 cycie, 110 wolt A. C lighting Radiola 20 —unequalled at anywhere near its price One of the big new improvemenss was ECONOMY of operaten. By a special circuit, ive rubes—drawing small current—are made to do the full work of at least seven tubes in Digger sets, greatiy increasing the die tance range. Another big improvement is in qual ‘ty of tome at VOLUME. The power tube last stage lets through two and if times the power of a UX-201-A louder music through clearly’ r> de ‘ a | “a , —_ 7 > . Maciocia ane ob he ee ‘ ) PALLIENRIFO—or from iughOne socket devices. lt is TWENTY TIMES AS SELECTIVE as the ordimary antenna sec This too, is due to new discoveries—and ever in a city crowded with stations t gets the program you wanft—tunes out the one vou don't want On near stations it is single contro} led. On far stations. 2 simple device makes distamce timing clear and ac- $35 curate Probably the greatest value radio can offer today is in QUALITY OF RE- has challenged. and still challenges, any competitor—at any price. It remarkably fine tome is ore of the chief reasons why this Radioila has re- placed so man y sets in so many homes. Ask tor a demonstration at any RCA Authorized Dealer, beicre you judge the value of any radio set by its price. * _ . Radioia 20. less equipment . $B RCA Loudspeaker 100 CONVENIENT TERMS Any RCA Authorized Deaier wiil giadly arrange terms cf payment to suit vour cormventence. RAD®O CORPORATION OF AMERICA Mew Y ork Ceacage Sem Fremcecs # RCA~Radiola MADE - BY - THE: MAKERS - OF - THE - RADIOTRON e the past will ne Ruud Light wizand KYW night An or- © rheatrs Frank * give music *rom ™ ora dora ‘The Lady @ Ermine ime of Normandy.” _ 'zard of the Nile.” “Prince oo Pileerc “Forty-fvre Minutes From Firoadwar “These Twins.” ¥ ar 4 4 Ru’ au ; WIZ Preeram for Tuesday. B--2s of TMxlie % he heard ‘nf the S uth ¢ the Mason-Dixon Line Sree-am to be breadcast OF Wiz ana KYW at 6:45 Tuesday nignt Vanghn de Teath will be supported a Buy Radio Reception 3199 S. Grand BI. | Insurance By Equipping Your Radio Set With HIPCO , A-B-C DRY BATTERIES . Macufaectured onder the moet effictent la beraterr euperwt- tien—rhe wenusuail,y «nique con- Stractien t2 INST RASCE thar Four rearptien of HKaDIC’S Greatest artists and pregrame aiwayes ee «aeiferm te Taalhty. BARRETT ELECTRIC «©. 2115 Waabingtes AY. BENSOY RADIO CO. e064 Fine St. PEKO FELECTRIC CO. 1634 Wertet &. MELVILI.E @. MALL. Ine. 1403 Piee %*. =. «. OSIEK & C8... Sc. (herica, Me. Ya AsHeE RADIO Ce. Tie \. igth St. RETAILERS 4 € alae OPTICAL Ce. Sis Gliee *«t. Biter BRe« RADIO co. ‘ke S$. Greed Bi. BRaNDT ELECTRIC co. oo Fine St. ELEcCTHADIO SHOP. 3-4 5 | 2 «as BI. BEY orevealch sPPrLiayce Co. Io Wreming §* = wraywoe 4 ce. CWE EIG-E“SGSL. CORP. 4723 DPeimar FF. 4. ecuwipr ce. tee. 1133 Piee St. SOTTH sIDe RADIO CO. 380T Gravette A®. SOUT THERY RADIO COW soprano, and ® PHONE: LAciede 5920 200 5 Teh Sc. ‘ | oF. Lovis RADIO 4 STPPLT } MEMBER OF RADIO TRADES ASSOCIATION

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- | ia ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ SUNDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY °7. 1997 _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ie iis PAGE 95 RADIOLA 20 ) a anaes ae ay WHAT THE WEEK WILL | XSD PROGRAM WEEK OF FEB. 27 POPIIIAR A fdea) |I\\ Hm SUPER-TEST MO. ACCREDITED “CHICKS 307% Bona Fide Reduction » sis ie » Pa ee” CENTRAL STANDARD TIME ust a Little Better Than’ the Rest” w rite ares, f E F ™ n . rom Fgegs of Free Range Flocks Today for Our sem} annual sale of furniture, rugs and stoves 545.1 Meter mt FROM Wi/ CHAIN Dai “9:40, 16:40, 14:40, 12:40. 1-4 ’ ' Quality Chicks, $9.00 per 100 up. 1927 Chick | r ‘ 3 4! bade 40 sa. 9! 1-40 P and 3:49 inarnet rit Pe Popular i repantng of Chieks to Select From. Catalog best at 4s. “Oted for quali do iy i. ty. Catalogue telis Bert > 18 NOW on. Here 18 your opportunity to secure some | Just think what this means, a 30% weather. reports 12°49 and 1:40 news T1, Dai! v—- -10: ng A M Iuae ledea Aight P ac _— wut «a p 11:00 A. M. Monday, Wednesday and | sper lagg re 5 ri | ‘ THE, MILLER-MATLICK HATCHERY FREE real values. “ al Talks. 8: irkaville issour ; ‘ . - reduction on a stock that is always priced right. S brolidichst Features . | er ee jen rns and Max- EVENING PROGRAMS | sgt makers’? and Soloists to | 4 _sdeiens Ea Sunday, Feb. 27 Wednesday, Mar. 2. e WJZ Chain Program We will hold goods for future delivery. e well Hours. : we 6:20 P. M. Friday Night. om secant na ek Musical program by Major Ed- nat 7 ro a the. > DR. E. R. VAN BOOVEN, Dentist LANGAN BRO ae ; he “Capito! ~°" ; | : lhe featured at 614 OLIVE ST. ¢ COMPANY - ing is the schedule of prin- ward Bowes and tt Capito i - | Following ist Family” from the Capitol Thea 8. 00 P. M. et Meee: Wry | UPPER and LOWER P ; dpal broadcas' features this week ter, New York City Ipar in the Brunswick hour to be broad- ' ' Withont eteastican. ONLY $25 cP ' W > WJZ. or from that station, 8:15 P. M. 8. 30 P. M. cast by WJZ, KDKA, KYW, WHAS, 8 “4G GOLD CROWNS and BRIDGE. oo Vk R ; 18th and ashington 3 ; . nei a alia ine WSR. WSM and WMC at § o'clock Be WORK, per tooth, ONLY $6: Pr = Sega, KYW and the Southern Atwater Kent Radio Hour wi: : | co an > EL / tiuida Lashanska as the feature 9.00 P. M. acing . Pyeeey Spee. —— poll Low ER PLATE in the piue main: rtist The artist to e heard in this 4 th all extractions » ations 10 Chair A ; pene ii arti r neara rn mis «, . . ONLY $357? te gic reminiscent of th Amer Aaya hour if light music inciude tne 5:20 are be Coenen bi -gl- ge Re ae py NAMINATION FREE. HOUKS: 8:30- Mu 4 : ane : s¢ Monday, wry 28 Merrvimakers,” composed of Lewis ONE-DAY SERVICE. SR ag c pl Kestonrant on Olive St., Op. Famous, *] RY a 3+ime POST - DISPATCH a 6:30 P. M. Thursday, Mar. 3. James, Franklyn Baur, Eliott, (= eae Rt ae ten manag a contralt loi ional Str ean asd eg aan ! a SA Hae — y . ee ee oe as National String Qua vs ‘00 r. M. aw and Wilfred Glenn and Frank WANT AD. Results almost Certain. ' the orgzé Y} if it i t M ie broad- 7: 00 P. M. ; a : Among the soloists will he } , ast by WIZ at 6 tonigh Ma 7 P. M. 9. 00 P. os irginia Rea, soprano, Frank The POST-DISPATCH Regularly prints MORE WANT : Money refunded on canceled insertions. . vi 30 — ) lunn. tenor, and Frederick Frad- ADS than ALL the other St. Louis newspapers COMBINED. | a2. Male s+ rt ' rt. The Eiks j? s 9:00 P.} . ‘hl we heard in , a ; ) eguer, +“: *° . t¢ aensche will play eh a Were. os 9:00 , Friday, Mar. 4 1 hl r G Haens n pia) oa There will be musical trips by} nalf-hour pre Sra ih at "re AR rane ae + ‘ a Ion. 8:00 P. M. in alginarvy aeropla nes to Spain and | + Cabret Gainsborg and ite se | Lota . a ogee . , ‘ ae : | “a . | P \ iey na ses leh 5 tne , 8: 30 P. , THe program follows: Prologue / Godfrey ° ones 7: 00 P. finist, resp etive wis aia t ie ] 11) se , r- . J a Fra 2tr; hy Ne Pp Merry makers , orchestra. EE Pe f@agml S -O! ala il ; ‘ in i 3 \ i ngs ase; ae i + ere a Mavi "ny eith Mcec- Peer ° rartat 3 : al Se ‘a : Day “Tichesleid”’: students quartet, ‘ GE tree Bg eS 4 ; Bed . Ws he a a | . oor ee a 7 wy i ip eR ee ~y me : on), ee (ras We, Se TERA res OAR ta Ri DRS: at ap SNR) gtmeMetaie. spe c : ad 5 Seng : ‘ ” rong Mi eal ers violinist An orcsestra undé! Aid De 2 Aa tor yah : 7 PS An ag iaieiiaditin tasaleminiictiaahsiiteia ad aE we vi, LYE ter Herbert's “Naughty Marietta. episode of the To-Be-Weds : .% ae ‘ >] S15] XN we ; : a ee * ° a - A = 7 YT my, a4 i lA ge) . Tha 71 ' . . ‘ ag Wei: “ oP auf Or\ g) broadcast bj ASS JZ, KDA . an , iti “Heidelberg” orchestra, ‘Count of i hd i 7} TMs Vipy i] r) . e. Tt . ; or nor. . - F , , ow — © majo ; thourg’: orchestra The Two MODE] 35 In Your ne’ Svendsen: ‘“‘Rando Capprici-, pyw at 7:15 Tuesday night we “ om ndelesoh and oe nte ro will he tion of 7 6 Arm ‘hs ip ou : ee sux OuUrE “ : ” Mendelssohn, and Anda The Champion Sparkers besa | | He rx he ‘of Us": quartet, “Mine”: orchestra. Home fantabile from Fifth Symphony,’ | heard from WJZ, KDKA and KY W | be fille vith male quartet selec “Don't B Angry With Me’; tenor . 5 is - a9 ~ + nes. i 4 >* 43. i) ee Tehaikowsky. ; OEE at 7:30 Tuesday night. io " ith ‘quart “Underneath Ae No eee ¢ COMOrrow Nignt. “Here or There,”” “Snow Fiakes, — A new series of musica ven- | Know TT} at y ou Know”; closing en- —— i a haritAna rail 2 "a a” Sa. We Bea — JSiCal jj yen Ton Lal COMPI ETE ank Cuthhber pari io; Sasa 3 “Since I Found You, Vaise Ele- ure yarns, which were originally semble, ‘‘Florida, the Moon and AS Illustrated ‘ Ob i ti fe so.oist in thre sa cant, Crazy Words, Crazy Tune,” gchedyled from JZ several weeks Tou.” ce Waadcae: by Wiz! "rc, Geecngs on Yous’ “Follow. | Cree2ct from WIZ several weeks] co. est. eee (ARO ne the Sun Around,” “Weeping eration KDE 4 and KYW 2a NEW FRESHMAN 6-TUBE SET Zz S ee C | r ; he Set—the Cabinet and all of the accessories are new ll on | he pepportea OF: he 20-piec "| Willows.’ Thursday night. This new series} 90 MU. Srisceeconte uneec| use. by ten operatic composers will tell of the adventures of Col. | HAS EXCLUSIVE FEATURES stock and of those makes recommended by the Atwater sy 11 be heard in the conce ¢ True, a Southern character whos n exclusive feature the new . ; ° 4 Ae Freshman re- Kent Manufacturing Co. The entire $139 outfit con- Seeks Bala ouie oe ee ee 7 eens ARG Meee’ tt i dies ee ee eee Pere Me: seas 5s IE on ‘ m imcrs will broadcast by w JZ, KDKA and title is honorary rather than mili- | one-dial, six-tube and S Tuesday nicht Soloists , ‘nn +. a eeivine set which has just been an- ' " | | | yplnad tes : sists of the following: Sa aed KYW at con- Van? m19 ; , ant 4 oa nounce ad c de 1c e that is used in Sam- will include Flizabeth Lennox, con ervant, i} ! Nie sesjah.”’ . Ys a) A ang Oar ok tae ‘ : a astuee nite ’ 1 jiat t atattion Thich | eiae a i mrva [ 1? (9? ee Ee ~riefice throw j CU Ou Gisiant LtLONS W . . a the same Atwater Kent Model 35 High-Grade Built-in Speaker 2 Eveready or Burgess ae oe mete b 4 Traivo Strida J* . ‘ along the Barba oas he or- ‘ey ' 7 ‘ey . 17 . r P _ } 7 ‘ s ’ > , 2 " y 7 7 1] j ‘ once i (>i .: a @Miit? » aiplta S282 . c sit Pe’ VIOUS mT. h . 4 ons ,i aa ‘ y% > 7 4 4 ‘ : ‘ . - +> © “"\ , Chest: Midd pie : vel) i? ere we Dy F 2 . ‘ s combination -s&Wwits and rheo- - ‘ . wn ight | . T Vee $173 % « ¢ . I f } ‘ a mt ‘ ‘+ ~c” "vy . lf hj i il zo rieé I ; a ae hique’’ from Ham- v7 ‘ . manse, and ret } aa r} 9MNAaAs). haritone solo Musi ib co : l@ 5 the PA! Wil ; . ve — } 7s 71 * from Roe rodiade (Mas ” resurrected Wat Est Doux Opera Hour from WJ% and senet), soprano solo; Lullaby ie >] t T} @ oO} an } 4% ; .4 i ?} r) tw f iv I : “a Méants @ q 1} a the combination switch ana voiume im thea aia ine phete”’ (Meyerbeer), contralto make her first appearat tn es, le a0 eae 9 ; ** * ° 7 r f ry ’ ‘ ry . . . 4 © si Ji , . & - ° « a ce tai OM A. Atwater Kent Mode? 35 rom Broadway,” ““‘Three Twins,”’ wJZ. KDKA and KYW. at 9:50 She ace a : * and “Hurley Burley."’ Tuesday night, the Spanish adven- oo. NRE a5 pect SETS | REACH ST, LOUIS f: eg , ees a xh be ig we ° ’ bat’ I i - ; “ be : " oi og “ , = ‘ ee; pr dee: , “ey 4 b ns Tamar. | tures a Fisherman” ) . : | ae Neds ae B. High-Grade Built-In : mots | ss Alaa ae Vndail: Sketch fro; Ballet Ru: nents’ in soe this week is the he South of the Mason-Dixon Line WJZ Program for Wednesday. lLuigini). orcheest) bo iad 3 ; y Zenith receiver i A Lcd if. appearance a sO Tb) ee ive in 4 6: i. Tues " +o} t Cc osm 0 Harnilto mn. aUcio?l tad : De : i Gi Ac eet Gill te heard from “Sing Me to Sleep” (Green), Misa| Zenith im a slx.tube ect ie Wee MNS bo Aes C. Lid Gives Access to Set JZ a } : Ibeniz), 02 other new. Zenith, known - NS RE Ce SEE ED D. Drop Door Uncovers Frank Munn from ‘‘Floradora,”’ “The Lady in ie a ee eke pe. eee Cee WIZ Program for Tuesday. turer will become involved in a sigs an risnerma (Strickland Miss One of interesting develop- pw pee. ee at 4% : ; ; Program to be broadcast by WJZ Fl Btedeate ee , ) : author and lifioso” (frhierse!l 1iss Tyndall: the medium-priced fieid. This new Vaughn de Teath will be supported apie : WJZ at 6:00 Wednesday new Zenith, known Receiver and Speaker | . 1} . . : rygatry 4 ly ‘ . " . e? . . “ when he wiil he interviewed > : a . SLOT) igi Model] 1 a} } sd ‘ John B. Kennedy. aren f t! is wholly lamp-socket operated Large Cabinet for linner . 7 XT om ES ae > ae y , a Pg 2 ' A 7 } , ra " +4 Oni har ny iin ‘ 7 eat } Sita ih ag : , COM BF Os es pa tp ee a bao fe : Re, lect ion LO e hear A ili ait W: NL P Aa cae piie aia Ji s i aala ’ ; 7 : D * yo a“ « «yy * nb, A /, «pig ’ : Ore N ’ ? ; j ? , f eters ? i concert by the Commodore hOGR eevee I OR FRIDAY. brated so that can be tuned : ~ a . a }*j .) Bi y rT) « ‘ er? bid pr laadlsy v one ‘oO ‘The Magic zart. 4 string quar te » " ¥ et wilt, & RA eh Tt ocal bad teal Si pia statin ae i, 18 a cage maa ea ev “ es = West", contralto: owners avoid the expense of addi- as favorable during Summer a Month B " e +} K tt drut t Db ac fu! f)} t ; ; | ety dita MacDiarmid. Serenade (Titl), vio- > soem heer es mais age a at ciaae patel he Paina the stage and studios of the Capstel grams, and other half hour programs of accept the recommends- * Ort Tv} a T ry Ty) ' ‘ore } str > ‘ ‘ A . A r S ; AB hs, 4 - ) : ‘EIG-ENGEL OORP. loncello and flute duet. “Shining -.,, o.¢. a... wien Maret a The ii the need erenme. te seraiiee Theater, New York. national reputation for excellence. tion of one million users. 4920 Delmar Rt. =T = Gh! lk res ) "ape n ‘ ; ‘ esa ‘ Sb he A wilecritc ou ~ « co Seen r W De Sa AY SSRN ina” & _ A eT Reet ote z * > : 3 Soe al abe ‘ % pe of fe eae POR ox we i Rew “ te an ‘ . ‘ 4 4 SA Se PR be : : = A it Ae. oe Ty's " a : rip Da ad a a > te ae . oe Mi - . c a mug er \% . Dimiimiitteedc.1. goto ee ee * . q ~ or Sy he Pony, * oe _ ‘ ; . - : eat fen (3 Pl eotat at BG tates e@et ptt ee th. beat,"

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a eS ____ ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH __SUNDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 27. 1927____ mil _____ ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 4 ~ j ‘ A. Rollins Iseues Platform Oar SOs " , Oo rmcdiat ANd VOCA Aid society to Meet Tomorrow. ‘ ease , : o bg : : Re - ort A Ri llins 4 lidati Dona, & nt rt +7 Coaare lag. mi co-operation with Ail} nm the [jaws Work 2 Tion- si i1eor iT) ine AGan i Om ‘ } ee J commana teats: 38.5 J ’ a . a4 r? . . : 4 : . + " ¥s.-3 “2 ‘, : a ‘ 5 i} ~ - ; oor? ‘ ; oy ron y aTIiO?T 2 and ’ a MOORE: - io : ? +, ' " ‘ le 7 +7 i i é, ry Lomo! 7 a 3 z + > Roard of Educati is i 4 ' ORTH] ion | the i! IZA tf ; ; Hoard i | ment or ine past ae : : i : as , , Lif | Phi axed } lies Hor a - .tfa - i “4 ‘ ; iat ; ra? f ey , si ' oa * 3 ' ; _ 5 : r os : ‘ ; i : ‘ ‘5 Miss Elizabeth Hays as featu Mil) genera ecretar |. ——— - i 4 ° - ty c 3 ? ” . . . a . jai ‘ ‘ - . > - on 4 - ; r é >. Ud RE ty Saturday ADVERTISEMENT — ee — | a -— * sass eames — ; i nm ate that has actully . a well, plavful « RR nn ae * ; f iit’ rere eae od ( \« Lilies DS a ality nd principles of the scout aw, the motte, and tae turn, and has made an fort te develop his lead-- acquire additional educa-— merit badge subjects, Na-' lieadquarters has alse de- | a talie alee rO present Miniature palms im so for a beta ‘oe, gold and silver. The bronze | ‘ae i ni will be awarded for five merit ; c A ad : a. % . . , ? ~ } > . ? a } ’ rs L- - . me so . > 7 } : ; e ha ik* 7 earned heyond the number ‘ s Seo" = : ‘ sai te Pls ‘ Aid 4 / il a , \ ( ' ‘ Rio Vit i if - : ' anf b . } : . yl ‘ rip! hig Svrun ("oy ; rev red fer hagie Scout the gold ViI Tees tO} Che iris » & . - : | — iy PA for earning 16 hadges. and” seg , f The >it “the August Wilhelm On . \ 1¢ As@ocia Press . | a DW Eegie Seout. " es ,' . 20 ; SOY otnwr “ “re Court Apri oe ——M Troon News ed § > West District. ah, ting of the West jers’ Training errow evening Ren Blewett Patrol lead- are expected {9 B 4 = 4 % oe, 2% ee > ey Sp Bs i ts. a % * hes ce ae ® $. se ‘ : 2 - ~ * \ away constipation , | COT DS: . : ~ ~ ~that is the scientific way to internal cleanliness HAT is the greatest of all clean- sing agents? The answer is: WATER. You use water for washin externally. You should use it, too, for the interna] wash. Common drinking water would make an excellent laxative, but for one thing. It is quickly absorbed, and excreted by the kidneys. Hence, only a small por- tion enters the intestinal tract. __-_ —_ —_—_- ew ee eee eee ee =e Seo T= : . e Ne = i barge of the; eorge Lewes a! Treep 14. r West PHatriet.Coumrt of | ‘he Washington s birth- 1 last week A: Bea s Scoutmaster of the | - m,' - Wy , 4, 7 Ut oelng organiaed is Philadelphia, Pa. terian Churen a © Oct. 12, 1926 I travel] agreat deal, and find thatirregu lar hours together with constant change ! of food tend to constipate. Forthat rea- Pluto Water acts just the other way. son, I always carry a bottle of Pluto || That is the reason for its pronounced with me. I don’t believe there is another laxative value. Science knows that the laxative on the market that gives such : eanegg ego quick relief. Often I find it conveniem | mineral content of Pluto exceeds the to drink Pluto at soda fountains. | mineral] content of the blood. As a re- i s | Sult, Pluto Water is not absorbed, but "a ° "QRAinte Ror passes through the eliminative system | practically intact, flushing and clean- ing ali that’s before it. That’s why Pluto is so positive and thorough, giving results in 30 minutes to two hours. That, too, is why Pluto never gripes. The action is natural, gen- tle and harmless. Pluto does not cause habit-forming tendencies, nor will it weaken the system. When you need a laxative, remem- ber that the medical profession for almost a generation has recommended luto Water in preference to the arti- ficial “drug” tvpe of cathartics. Ask your druggist for Pluto, and you wil] always play safe. Bottled at the springs, French Lick, Indiana. Dallas. Tex. | | Nov 15, 192 | There are perhaps adozenitemsof“first | aid” which we are never without nour | home. The most important of these is WATE od Americas Pluto Water. One never knows when it Physic will be needed by some member of the family. Picto has won its place as our family laxative, because of its ability to + quickly, a very important When “Nature thing, and because it leaves no an- pleasant after effects. TUBERCULOSIS SOCIETY ADDS 2 NURSES FOR WORK IN COUNTY Appropriation Made Untl County Court Can Be Prevailed Upon to Enlarge Health Bureau Wi Vl : W ashingten | ona eet ing of. p: held Fel 1s. we ¢£ ove were present. | 7, AAs 4/4 f Wei oO of Troap & hiked @ Missourt River? \¢ day a Camp! cvs nanrved. The acQguai hinge - 3 suntry in the? if casmip. | VS Done 4 , tt JS f y ¥ , iS y f , oe - , s 7 rs rs 4. UU ZY When the need is an Office Manager, Sales Manager or Executive, Calf MAin 1111 and ask for BETTY, the expert Help Wanted Adtaker. who will receive the advertisem ent and carefully place the order. Yip Vi}: thi Uy Jf, “s Af (f/f fd IEE. 4 4 fF if 7 , “ / , Of, (ff Of fh fy SJ kK A 4 AS , , , Aff Af Ap tt hh tft 44 Af sy iS A ’ és ‘7 Vify WY YY J oe ay 7 Yy Your help calls in the Post- Dispatch will reach FAR Mea mec iskiands te VIORE St. Louis Readers —— . wr, . . MG o ~~ . \ SSS “SS ~ ~* . OOS te + ‘ . mn . * N WOH et SAV »,* ; * ~ ~ i »" ." ‘* ~S a ~~ ‘ P AS SAS AAA we ~~ \ SAN as \ . ~~ ~ . ‘ wes . .* . : \. NN ~ ~~ ~ ~ BNO SS ~ LOS " ~ . ‘ a." : ~— . lie ’ : .3 ail ° a9 . : i; 2 ri ‘rims rf L.2¢ yoar

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH_- SUNDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 27, 1927 | _STLOUIS POST-DISPATCH____________-»—-_—s~ PAGE 7 renee SET OF TEETH. $10’ UP TIES OF BOY AND GIRL SCOUTS © TREES SEAT TO LONELY ISLAN? |lI—"—cerwotre cnimese MssiON SAPAAR DR. J. GRABER, 620 OLIVE itis oh : or ne ne Driftwood to Build Homes. last showing of a wonderfal collection of Chinese and Japanese coods $6.09 up. Sapte Br the Associated Prags. recently brought from Orient by the Missionary Fathers of the Divine Word. OMMITTEES 10 PASS =. WEST DISTRICT HONOR COURT 1 LONDON, heb a6— Kew Gar.) MD qunite iavtiee ot eee ee © a Sa vee al 7 comes Eagle Scout | AWARDS BADGES TO SCOUTS Girl Scout Atlantic {sland of Tristan da Cunha | ‘A } . ° —_—__——- - Several packages of New Zealand in Eight Months ‘Boys Present Pageant Showing tte yay: ne | ' :. ; Willows and poplars eapecially de — os RRR aa V4 sae ee oo Progress Required for Merit et: Wit ie iin te Ota Tn HOLDFAST TEETH ~ > 4 (IN EAGLE BADGES ; Medal Rank. ’ I ae j pubes gt Win ih tH j } 2) : er jae vhs e : | ADV ERTISEMENT ee ee 4 Br. a A tt pe | of helping the island to grow wood 8 Wal : | The first meeting of the West District Court of Honor was held for houses and fuel . ae teet! Force ig oftem required to remove 1! i Mane Puts New Life Into . - t . + . — .* . a " : n . “ ad Tre T tea 300 ti ne women oft LALO Cc ia! iG] Hie ¥v t €,0 40] e ve wo ‘ d d Ski viet . Monday night in the auditorium of Arrowhead Troop 7 is egndi ting ia” atin a ' year, come | eutt u ired, rade n ; ee - s. ’ aie Llio h a ~~ | 1) rh. X r - L i : : P . ; . ~ 92%? : af 4 . : ’ ’ . . e& i i) moi te 4 — vs ij eered . ‘ me | cy i } ‘ Year Exper eat | ‘* ‘ ; f id ‘ MM ; ~ } * he , ett r ; ihbher Must Meet Several] 3: as in the absence of Col. Franci Geld ©... Taages 2 werk oad ike ores sie Mle a paired. Rooflese Pistes If You Mi . : : $ ‘ . (‘urle , € ai YY 4 T} t} + eg’ ’ ' } . - ’ " a ‘ * . . ~ - : ‘i, 29} remen?ts qualific: | : Be WR: Si r Fox patrol won a Morse code ee oe SeRece res oF ? f other district court: agean . Friday ADVERTISEMENT | evening ants the Eagle Scout presented by scouts of Troop 5! peng or illustrated the progress of : On; eut. Nellie Itinger and Scout E a the highest in scouting, has Ge er. * one —— up to the merit badge rank. Seou? > Marie Nixon of Encircled Pine a . ‘* . or ‘? : e . > : 3% 1 q . oe . . . 7 ny 2 cs “ v * 4° ‘ : . ~" eT appoin: $i at ac announ CG ai ~~ i He on me me riaster R. R. Smith of Troop 77 Troop : > have . npleted thelr Re: na ‘ Since Lau ALLEN'S ; tt T 3? ' 7 : . * pS ee : na uy & H We = * ~s ? Y ; ’ } re » ‘} h nor Ppittee. whose personnel has no uD, crowing out the 4st a wee ‘e > ait “s - : ‘ ie boone 23 = > pe ; nishing drums for the openin cere- troop has i BeCONG-Class scou’s i Sees Se : oat .. . 1 as ad cs Free. « . ee eee CCRT IED LS Be i LN es . Scout Homer pr Troop 0 A new treatment for Diabetes has . , ALLEN MFDICINE CO.. Dept. 4-9, I d KS ai! jidat not for their pos- pe Ne ae the hernished the wins ameaiemannaian Fhe scouts of Troop $ a\ been developed by the Sanborn Lab- : §* Paul. Minn. session of the required 21 designat- OP seman ® Qa X 28 BR : enti teal er eg f es sucial in honor of Miss Eleanor Pi- oratories, 542Y.M.C.A Bidg., Battle Sb =. >CURED “a ae preaeitdl * i, Be : nia rh, Mis Suis Pe ae Tae “oe. | per an ss L , Saldwin a Creek, Mich., which many medical $e: fn , baad cm Cc ed merit se ; ocation. given Ds Neeril New : ITHOUT KNIFE— f orgs as first- ss dniiiaeates Maes att e i Ne oe | a Meee oe at eae, the , men pronounce the nearest approach PiGATURE er CAUSTIC . a on : ee ay , eB og Oe : a re ig not cnoco.ate 4nd toa genuine cure for Diabetes k : 1 —N @aMene year, Jie committee is the % ? %3 eee George's Episcopal -nhurch ras i; & Ps wh apaliades No Hospital—-No_Damger—No —_- a BBeyit of chaiiges in th uirement Bees By ae fallowed by 2 vocal ecle be © ane ane gir’ trom each patrol | today. Many cures of advancedcases Corns between Toes— by MILD OFFICE TREATME . ’ for the Lagie ha rd, an Sa = May” eS: nt George Lowe of Troc 14, aec ; é, keiy se Ti o gener reported, fi A CURE GUARANTEED bisons from stomath and bowels J nounced bs National adquarter: ar ee me nenied by his mother ME €o Bites Diaee “ce ofa A handsome bound volume of 78 Hard Corns, Soft Corns : Fistula, Fissure and eli Rectal Diseases z \ recently. aha 3 3 Hammer explained the reasonsiAlbach a! Pra LE weil aay pages, deseribing the treatment and : | CUE, jn pa PREM : es I} mn ‘ : : sands of cured pe Under 1) ru a scou a mn RA f .e formation District Court Ee bit Rar ey TUDES brimful of valuable information for BOOK. It will pay you. Tell your ¢€ ’> . . . 3 . : . . ‘ ‘ Pahoa ‘ ci . : . . © , if irmtable, bilious or feverish must show. Satis'actory record for > . oe | nor e pl bait utmikes i, : : | diabetics, will be sent free to any Censultation and Exam poem be ° . nesn 1 ' 7 a sASy. | oy hit pu 7 i ali—m—withou r ' ) interested sufferer. The book is ex- Voesn y nie , ~~ es ™ ; mS BATTED Ge ws mis, Mo. ¥ whet “eee ne ’ ‘ a 1s : a P - ~. } . also Gg e- y fo ; The presentation . -q ; .- oe seein . ree Ing of rroop iw Keep Y our Skin For more than 50 years. The mKeeiey Institute anal a age Yoo ge Le = iuesday evening Marie Stephens has been the Mecca for men and w focing iniature palms in - followed by Frank n seas . - — 8 p ‘a8, Y d Prett : = physical, mental or financial ruis, nd silver. The bronzs ne hairman of the City aia LOU Murphy, Bernice Green and oung an y , . , drink or drugs. They have come to ht. | ra — : ‘* ; - ‘Edna Mae Stinger wer eae | , ; and at the end of the treatment, —_— awarded fo ive merit eee : ‘Tonor: Hermann hy - ' : . Mae VIIMECE Were e1ected pa- aga agg - , their several ways with no more desiré lor a ey ; sae a : Se tis ‘ : leaders. and Gertrude Stallerd t? BC fas a} Lo = , ; . drink or drug, than if they had never used it. lo hye. ¢} tase beyond the number oe A Birge of the City Court of Honor — asi re ee iy the least. ugly. and av Yr mor b 3 ; . y No restraint—no bad aficr eflects— moderate npaae* stele: t r Eagle Scout: the gold oe bag , d A. W. Paule and H. C. Finck ie eeaelite asey and Fran-iso, when modern women, who no | | Soste-qpmapennenes Coane ae mpany. — oo ys h. “porais. Hope lk ol- i7' a. NELSON fet , P - ' > ; j -4 the North District ‘ourt - itm § re hs eho eit é | eS : vecal Se lary and Louise; °over —- = regia set . The KEELEY INSTITUTE se ey ; ii7onor — bs Pores — ee ae Pe ; ; ' , : i — = Ae a > liar 8 i a tle: sr'er sant intl org " , _ — —_ ir. eee Regularly prints MORE WANT oe St. Louis newspapers COMBINED. — Saal Ce ee ; re rer Yr? ¥ ‘ " 7. itr me 1 4 & > ‘mle “ ry? : - ne ee ture ceremony was condu: ie giris of Troop i¢ participat- iif? ; ' fiilde . Oorwanizs j Sut c ae Pa ifal Si iVOUl last fF ri- : alia . Prep o & I Ours P gui . _ . _ ’ ee. nn award any | MoBths. after joint : ‘enderfoot pins. Scoutmaster H. V.|day. The girls gave a dramatizs se as woken. soley tik , DISTURBéeD NIGHT! Wy CRE WO MAQY tO’ ' iit ft ; : ‘ : ai Bia oo as a wef +s >. ~ ache : . , . ii ii i? arama lzZa- a } you — ist toda\ Al ; a af \ \ ~ Ss . 1. : , : as - : snl . i | ae . ‘ ree ae the ee ee A: Mise CO) Oli rho, pee i ik cae a Se peeling i r oe Danger Signal. Columbus Miniater's Ly | : i De oe oe ‘i ¥ . Wife Kelates Experience H. Mitechei:. 824 No Park St. ' “ave My wife wae tI- bladde: trritatialgy dhtil en : ts . sigh nD ‘Keller Fogmrula} , ~ Re 3 31 tar Out ani ife eout. - ‘salons arn 64 ia fi eves, Maleta Reeves, uth Hut or et zg et Uistarbed sightly & SL QQQ_ 4Q4_q QGQs Q&svy Oo al sid The Fagie badge requires th ES Ee etegi 7 i i eiikele Menstieeuinnt tram 6 | oe hs spt pis ® % tin Vil gladly anewer any letter. SSS MAG AGC sive an ' sligih! ir pall . atherical ag. me program Ti a x sah ae ae at Peete came eh a l, ated yohu ‘es on the biadder es SMAAOA WOOO ~ SOY SS ; oa ; ” ° 4 ‘> * 1} r rs tere -_ . } ¢ a a . 6%, .™ . ae ; ; s VW. iJavis wun ; j y r. ' mY ¥ Re Wa) 7 r ; ry il ; ,I¢] tT) a \ i + + : Ca t " \ rene aka has present Nie range of phssical and mental gions birthde and Lillian James.” The troop ome families are /Never IN we ve : i> je pit Wa ii ' ; s tant one — ae : Ss A Sie’ on « troop embiem «an ADVERTISEMENT | Blue star on a wi ORTUNATE are th where medicines are so | t whose parents fully reali cost is less than a cent a dose. We ree Or 8 ma seriousness of constipation. guarantee tnat if you give Dr. ADVERTISEMENT r ———— Tuesday ing in f£orest ark. meetin, op 232 Friday night hi purit) pital records prove that 4. Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin to a child a os hmallows were roasted ove: low School. This is 7} urge: n interpatrol thrift aie p S ° cent of all diseas rigin 5 i or for a few nights to an adult it - | cam - The mem man | 2 idance ie troop has had fo ompting much ent! Ts uring inter bowel obstruction, onstipat . will relieve any case of constipa- Ts Oey N CWS paign will close Tuesday yvening. onie time. as it is be reorgan- girl ] nea of er gaits Young ehildren cry becaus tion no matter how chronic, or your North District. ized. ny money received birth A Remarkable Method That Has schoo} children are ham} d j money will be refunded. - —__—— 7 on Se RE i Ea acts: Come to the Rescue of Asthmatics their studies; grown RS Lady URE ry ca PO. eI IT RR Fern g LP Fae ae % t TRO Ses ea eee eee LY ae eee DOW aer. PR hh Eo pA GR rE eda a i aU OR ye: Seiwa eee: POMS alte Walling La aE AAAS». ter SS ae ee ceeds Ai lioters dee ag Pot ' ’ ie , cal t -. “Mech niceburgy. ODia ld, and ‘the pee rh 7 y iff Wileon Drug Btores, ena tide Tae ee ee _ F he ete tam Pahang ont » are Sa oe Sone sore ee SE nal ap eR, Atm 2a IR ard Seep. x BOREAL Swope ree eM aa as : . . , es when it is cold nut | mce and you will never | o 4 : : . . +. +77 ’ anal + ‘ : ine -F pint , Th dam f vou choke e@s6 if eacn |; al cOai tar drugs in Cangy int oc , sutmaster 7 ; ' Le Aan hij ? Af ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ I siics Go SOT+ zi 3 fc . j ! ‘ Ne a3 the ter; iast. oy rt } ; Y} Saits. Dr. Caid- th those terrible oar = OF APene T 8 held a pare: " mee ’ - | A === del wah be e suffered for Every up-t@sdate family medi- moves the bowels of adults. It acts F vn ae ae lifet and tried cine chest should contain a bottle gently; does not cramp or pripe. “3 ee t skill known to cope! of Dr. Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin, Keep it in the house and use it for ee ee : ee ee Se a compound of Egypt! Sent any indication of bowel obstruc- : ) hi with pepsin and p b] tion such as constipation, bilious- of Hont _ ! matics, a prescription written 3 ness, torpid liver, dyspepsia, pim- nit- FREE TRIAL COUPON years ago by Dr. W. B. Caldwell, nd like skin eruptions. Give mt 7 os, rT ew je€a EFS UID. a quar- vas . ER ASTHMA CO who practiced medicine 47 vears. it early and it will belp break up icipat- ; '™ alge. 240E F: . ; Niagara & You can buy bottle in any store ver or coid. day PA - *: ke i am , ‘ ‘ i : . , i = - ‘ } re se OW A | , ’ mins hy co riya } -passing : ) ; —F scouts rie eee or r wv rite “Syrup Pepsin,” 22 Washington St., ' f } : : idi , \ i ; é “toe ff roy ‘ — jon v ‘“ ” o > Ln Bang at | wee see) es * | pend of the Troop Comm: : 4 hike that afternoon. A number of | Aap oe | en eae ie es centre eees Monticello, Illinois, for a free sample bottle. 6. ¥. ; EHonor and th: ‘ashington’s | 2» RES —— + Tiigene and ithe boys iv instruction in ? i a agai | Monday evening ~— . Does Your Stomach Distress You? eli ve yut-of-d nd | pc: : The POST-DISPATCH Regularly prints MOKE WANT fe ws W ons, as Sore? Tendes end Fae? SWiMmimMning : fie . , —_ +o YOu Buber trom ule en roRicCl nh . the Stag ADS than ALL the other St. Louis me Wspa per + COMBINED. digestion, Dyspepsia. Cetarrh of the Stem- . papas? gel a ech. Belching, lieartburn, Sour Stomach, fa ; : } : ' le wel ron Moody Headec he, Ner Ousnesd, praca op mee ali tater ' ; MmGea>;, and ie LOOK®, inder Winford . ” any form of Stomach, Liver. ae oy by IONnv "a}] 7 m1 ey oe ae am Bowel Trouble? Would you like to L. . at yrs ae Taha ee a rents ‘ > aan thése so you could eat all you what you want and whea you want to i I [ i? | ‘ Y ut ; ; r. a ty] a ' in , ‘ : | = - ’ "be . : E , ’ | Siberak, Steiners. the la sting , ' _ ae —* Sy A D ar s r 5 % : FT : iy 4 : . ” as - ¥ . - * r - ‘ . « , . i a. 4 . c, : alms il Forshee. ru - ; . vi % ae ‘i ae Cr i ae ed : . fang wom - — ~ nd 10 cents to cover cost of packing and fice r nh mer / Tr : } a , Tri eo Nit ; aa ae avi SCOUTS Were }) *Sented with iid I rrois ION Inspection a nd he ; , : im uling and we wil send you by as , sentir Pix 1«14 ‘ Ruft second-class pins. Scouts Jones "ee a i : » Ze ’ snail @ full Coliar’s worth of our Eat ager a. , a et (‘alina are practicing for the r« . Reet unre t é; ’. “fe =. (| Peptoped Treatment for stomach tr le, 5 tia Speemy Go Troo 33 of St & rs Evange! pea ‘ hei sth tie * ote Les Wide ee0G eA 77 . free and prepaid No metter how Al : S@hiver, w} the boys n ed. Th “ ae, oPINHINF event in the scout Cire ednesday evenin ‘ m4 or chronic your cane ip — po ter how BAIN - er ae ' ee ee ee oo The troop postponed a hike the. ; ’ ) 7 2. dackson, Mich. ttended the parade and Washing- & , . : : : : ‘ " : ‘ " ; riuifti nM 1¢ ten A; - emeretnen ' r] : , . mies ‘% iis | : | i 1 ih | : By = : , | i, ; : | : in , = = . ; : ¢Y ‘ = r) : \Trer. « " ; - i ii ; j j rs. i - , - ee ; | | ' de nave uburban District. Ce A | ee 60’ . Sivinn £0 the } | qT! next luburban District y Yr: ‘taturdat or | 7 ~~ es Hs 5 and Wut t S10 al Siete ad, Bree APE Foe oh ‘ourt of Honor will be held to- jeade; : alects reek | Lib : Ne 7 Z tf ere S e ay evening o'clor - # ; ~ ; i j \ P . 3 - ‘ “ ‘ _ i . ~F : ’ - aii - .% | , . . . 7 ti ' z : ; * : : - - , ’ : ’ . ‘ re ; . 7 - ‘ . % . . Z ’ ‘ ‘ ‘ - - . } . ; . ‘ ‘ ~* , “s | . a : ; : | | " . , : 4 we ‘ : : ' ; . / 4 s P . ’ ‘ ‘ i > A he ic 1} i ba . i? F ‘ ' n of 1 , , \ Pe yh) ie | ' , | ’ oa } oo . ‘ ‘ " > i ? . ; ‘ ; ‘ . ‘ 1? ; ‘ ‘ . ~* . ‘ ; " : ' . ‘ ; ; . " “ . ; ? t% ’ ‘ 7 : _ . . 7? 4 = ; , , ' : A R | mMeranikc Highland t Saturday. | : eee mpaniea the vs of Kirkwood lay 1 \¢- | _& Be 6°55 84 yi ae ' & ne =~ > ee mati ii A Marvelous Self-Home-T reat Gers , | . ¥ oo tlie G1 re | Poa 291 Guts » a! , | , UOT AR Page Ly “4 i é. ment That Asyone Can Use en Any Rupture, Large ther j NAG IE Hi or Small at i su Costs Nothing to Try F? «.% jred people ver the comin- ws azet@ at the almost mir ae scout Course Meetings Announced. ang om a a be cowwah roan l ‘ ‘orniula onuaran : mple Mat 06 oe He broke his engagement a} _— paints: seat | a upture that ia being sent free te all : > i om 4 pS i a ah eee Ln aees ? or | Thiet remarkable ried the girl with the soft pretty hair. Le : absolutely harmless. It PuC NO Yyetem le one of the pm + ' , ; as nti : “er a - ‘ez ‘ offered Lo rupt d ne Pesicys carte aie GP +} hyedic scieaiae al a “aga : | ‘Wiss aoe | ever fails to restore gras faded bair n, wer bildren. It Se @e- Petty OEE sid gil ; a oe sie ages singer of ist, Tas ° : OUR | the moet seveceseig!] ca Dos Man: rank Shands. | . Met ot tenders "nen grav hair. Pity may be akin to ty its NATURAL, ORIGINAL’ color meee ev overed, and makes . | lender ' ra ang r Pafis +i Le! arid f re ‘ a. . . ° ; , : ; , : ‘es OF SUppOorts Ba- + ht ef Uh): 7 f > 4) i atrt? y ; Peta? 4 f ae ae 1} Pia ; “ee * | ‘ . SARS ORE tage + 1 Aa FONTS, at, ntertroop compe Ullen ‘ a . Z ‘ 7 ; 1? *) 7 : cA , 71 Friday, Feb. 13 ade for the coi an esd fh Pais st poe but 1t does not lead to matrimony. are ’ i “y a ruptgre, ignaling contest 1T1 Jack r } ind , , , “ . 7 Boss . ~ . rig : tear ry Pes rm be i , "¢o P . ivise! ‘ "| ‘ i : 1%. # —_ ss a +‘ og : . . . matter how many a relay race yw night to sta! HiKkeG eo # ‘ i at a ae ) aa What a world of ditterence to her a : . oe Lairdrese@pr: ) have wore. let first in knot . rincKke Mada) Liter. 4 ” ies , . 1] i] Li iairdresser: ) MINCKE, : ; , ; 7 ot t ¥ from Se = drum and cae E> ty 3 his PN a Pr noon was «pent bul ne fires + - south i) tm eetil a 2 wert. few moments with }- arr s in The pri- ) r P life oft Ee THERATMENT W hetber : i : ' i : aes . Ty oo +t . oo} P . . ii i a ~ : ety ‘ ie Aoi ePAVeS T uate past any es ve . , : , ' , ¢ a a ¢ + aes Y «peed ‘ege it e ’ i 4 Vacv of her rood would nave Inade. i , Wwe wt 4 anand ) “ wi! “a thes = ’ ‘ake par : le | Mantas ‘ . has served as as- Walter Proetz ‘ “thier “Ol * st Si atau tl ‘ pe and Va) ; a¢ ' 5 i 4 Waster . - : . we as rs pao H. venin e _— 1 a . * : . P | - ta ° ? } .* a 4 P me ' ( j j ’ j . > } ahars me * WwW. 4. f olliegs. lac. iasistan? ae hMior DA - ery) @T ~ . ris fi - & 1} " = é _ . _ . - fy : a fF . eee cit oh. oa i ri 4 8 eollinas Beiiding. “ aterctewn, a. a : BR ge a * 4 P ' ‘ i i 3 . An. } hry h — . jena et) Hones rhe trial ts ‘ ’ ; ; ~ t | ! . 74 ’ s + ‘cr : , . ; “eg “~% HH r ' bs , e ? é : i | gssista | « ong nd ¢ h prezcram We 2 ) 4 ‘ - © = 4 iy + may * t hig COU eaders COU | . bien ed firet te Forest Park. ee ing of a trosas the rest r over Mis where at ee ee howed that 39 aut of 600 person Manutactoring Chemists We Recommend Farr's Shampoo, 50c - Tames Sturtev: QV SS QQ 3 pointed Assistant outmas*e? rendance “heme. {1 thoug? i Fer Pri LEASING end ve QQ \ WOH Treo; Es | . " Webeter Groves ! on , - | 4- | pairieg CONST LY POST DIP AtCH WQyg WOO 5 _— | ne as sah - | ll ee rs ae) “eS 7 ) ares we Se” | BUSINESS CARD wast coleman. . -* <% : ty ‘7% : . . one " 4 Fe , F ‘ ; ° ; ; , ‘ . ‘ Ps "Tt" }, « « ‘ ' , 4 . po eee? Pe heart? sgt puta et te “bets tet 4

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PAGE 8 . I eee SUNDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY 27. ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH —--3- NN uri wast gut EEE GIA STH This Beautiful Bedroom Suit I = ‘ KIDNEY POISON eigenen ch A Feature in May-Stern’s New Displays | = -ND TAP o— ——— @ — in FROMST.LOUSTO ‘ i} ’ : | : eager. % ‘. one AY ae ee « Seo , bom Bintan er. PRET \ ceenn acl vem @ aaa 4 pi et Ay ae a 192s ERR, Ag Me aS : : 6 eG TAW to a oa Rie aes nf a he Oe oe awayY ie im pressi: b4a7sacilu Maning Only Industry. deser ted > - : oh Fine Trip for Spring Day. ; . : ov 4 te s*m . ng spring "9 = Se camper i i 3 i = | \ . ‘3 i\ is Four-Piece Huguenot $ 198 shat ae \ SB Walnut Bedroom Suite..... Pye DEAN INGE EXPLAINS WHY 2 = aa iy RS = =f HE HAS REASON TO BE GLOOMY = = =F PAY ONLY $9 A MONTH FOR THIS COMPLETE OUTFIT Has to Earn Money by Writing Be- Sassy is. 4) | Felts, vetbran secompll Old Skin Remedy wove He Can't Live, on ils Nee ee = Pieces May Be Purchased Separately nese tripe, hed Se Thousands Praise Famous imples, bla heads, blemishes an | $7500-a-Year Salary. = : : \ ei ‘i | = = - ofe Sunday. muddy s skiz cl ared up quickly and JONDON. Feb. * el es § cas + ; he er = ; . hen the teal ror stood near purely by Poslam. Used success | ng tg Wig he- write AS yt. hee RS Oe ' 50-Inch Dresser Bow-End Bed 50-Inch V anity Large Chifforobe 2 degrees abeve aa eiye- : I : : e, a an : ws 4 , ie S - ; , a ss ‘ster and ham am | : ‘ ait; - . i 4 “i ut five to “ate and wars KK ~ $686 @: ee + ation sect the wine os high One doo ) en route an Mostly on End. ber writieg —_—— practica WT DP? PUTIN TTT ATA hi a eC se wis ‘tw wtaone votes esters GITY RESTRICTS OIL DRILLING smal avin nj eae woes cues TQ PRESERVE CIVIC BEAUTY _— - . Scarneal reper en ¥ 7 - ta 3 rro-.a 4 a ‘a : ‘ ; ‘ ‘ _ , ener > ti onan oid Rotter ‘a 2 *o6 ; . ra? . = >> s . omer s Ta - — ‘ ~ ~- : > - - | ~~ + i , ? : : : Mas a- f%-acce fares in the middie) : ? i 3 ©? @ tract. which the State 88) a roomy cooking surface; tchen table It kitchen lustrated , ii r 3 : s — — % —— y oe $7 Monthly! No Extra Charges! 3 sit te buy. Assuresty, = - ‘ace ‘ar from the wadding | . - - « “ , . » ‘ > . —_ Tho per mar he made} , *f} L ’ . I ’ = : , . _ . : " . - - ’ . = } “este LAL : - , amn is. : - % > P Le . 7 ‘ater oth 4 purchase Fed sererra: | latrie gas ranee, with 2a Spacious Tha ithe ewe and feel a tru’ tartii ry? “mment ity : a ie 4+ 4 eo 8 OA hy yeruTres Amari: eer. gr atsie an ate ‘ 7 — ’ AaivVoun health flimted —_—— ) a Ee) Ge) aD GR) ee. GP ) OD) a ae) ee) ee eee ee a Ge) eee | Oe GE Ga Ge) ae) Ge > ; ‘ = = ee ae ee ae eee: eee) eee) eee © come () Game) Gee © em 1) Ge cee | eee > ee |) ee | ee) ee) ee) ee ee ee Mayor ~ | s—> | of mountainous pretension. hea-'y tio here 4 nost!r rith were imd-growth etuff. The trees are) tm great variety Granite underlies: the eof] and crops ont frequently “f | ; eee EE ) 7 The northwestern siope of Tip Top) closest rig bein 'O eet ae 7 2 I es "a a7r-ven HL i | | : | Mountatn. for instance. fe a mane, — : | M™ cf emat! granite rocks, while tts) ether etfe has many larger boule] cere. ‘The bluffs along the creeua are grartee There are A number | @ of springs and innumerable places) — : | where water seers ip through ‘he. were a the ; 7 f n ail ric 4 Paes : — ie oe | oe eer | , ' : | The “shut_tne” of ‘Tick Cage cemeteries Lj close to wells. a , : ( = wl ; Tom ene af Pig Creek ere partica- Revolation § Elect St. Louts Pay $6 Monthly 3 gq aay attractive. Wed Lick Cree®, = | WS northward tn the north "TT quarter, and tts lewer end, Sat tro woke ster commend tine “eine for ofl and gas within the [| ey se - 8Piece Tudor | Windsor Bed With | . rer bitl on the pect Sa eencreed = i] a eT pte = Dining-Room Suite | Spring and Mattress nes aaa ke eo ages Raa OSes Bip Sale or . | ied a a nor .A “~~ ‘SR TT? . * a 7 Vs nw esiern MAN fi > . ' Lue SC hoodi gr i y 4 ; 4 f | nay ofn'’s ¢col.- - oF « = *-« ry ; - . .** ~ 7 « fees .¥ oO ; } : . Wo RU 1c hools and : ® Oe ee 6 a4 aria we i alle i } " bo aes 4 mal Ad- Ae ee ? of St. Louts president of the t uTy Soci: - Sons of the PILES CURED seaine at the annua! mectine : : Plain Figure Prices WR COSTS YOU NOTHING o ee Weta —One Price to Ali— e™ Dtying tnte Rig Creek. ts in the Rangas City was electe sufferer from piles— eS ee ee —_— — . Ae oped rice Ireei,Jante 6é ong Standicg. can be quick " P dents , penny are ay MecTivaine Lee ‘“ The House of Honor be : SAanvor The carcoe stream cal : Be “ei e | as on ere Stree STS |ovon; eters award Lew’ apy : . CORNER TWELFTH AND OLIVE STREETS <. coumeg ea eam. coming through the Bi and Norrts Bradford pe ey ANP ERE AEE HME 1 ee Dennett maladie ee NE EE LP p= the Pes Arc country &% @& Kansas City, Ma ‘°* York. , . that carries the re

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SN . Mw Woo ON MAA x ~~ we pete ee . . Peet ee " HAY ~ YL DQ WAN INH. \ > >> > IW MMO VW SA Ay S ‘ Ys — SSSI rN \S : SS aN S$ ~ SSSR N S —s ote hae ae R05 Wn RS By $ - ‘ ~ . ‘ SE’ S eS Sow ‘ Os eye ee Bry . . Pw teen Bars ee hie al ae nw Ps . a os we we “S Ss SY ” 9 s \ Fao . ee “ a oe | PART FIVE. HNEEK-END TRIP s ROM ST. LOUIS 10 m ; GLINGH CHIEF AUTO pm ARE CONFRONTING b NEW STATE PARK TIME TRIAL THLES | ARMS = (. --—~ & me 2 2° | | tions to Highway System, Americans for Mile and by i. ae ie . , _ en RAIDERS ‘py RICHARD G, BAUMHOPFF. Granite Point is a lofty lookout. 4 : "Perched there, one can almost GRANITE ~, By a Special Correspondent of the eee Be % ee ; Fie be ie of pat : bs | se tan coaieiaae a 3 a ne fe eae ee ee Reng ke 3° gE OR ee ket Se JEFFERSON CITY, Feb. 26.— LONDON, Feb. 14. (By ine Cg oe 5 ee 6S Began, 2 : s ee, wer > : ee eae oe a i we agar tema nn Se bz Te Roads and highway committees in With the raising of the | ror * t; Me. Fe 8 : s % Gite a? he a " ae | both the House and Senate are a mile to 174.22 miles per hour. b A ee oy : 3 oie 3 7: me : % ‘ok tage | te faced with an unusual amount of Malcolm .. oils oe ss Soe ett" C4 tes, . x is, Si ee "ete ok: : te ia legislation proposing additions to ij e' iil . >| - Oe RR / » ve , e aa i 7 Se F is “t the State highway system, both at before completion and after com- pletion of the present system. Most measures have been pre- SF POINT Cay AV E2 touch the blue Ozark sky and Peearch the infinite—beyond valleys ‘curving inta haze and the wild aimber of a serried horizon \C No. 67 Mud Lick Canyon is a boulder- lampionshly LP ae A x (oa: aes s % . | sented in both houses niy cars that appeay a site. $ 4 dy : ry ke : bs PS es 6 te pt yo Cro« Thus run impressions of Sam A. “Baker State Park, in Wayne Coun- wy, Missouri—a 4646-acre_ tract __ OLD U.S. HIGHWAY FOLLOWED lately acquired for a people’s play- ne months ago broke the of ground. about 140 Bt. Louis by Food roads. Manvon. Granite Point. Mountain B Crs +} j muni iie Ss otner 1ileS-per-hour record of ‘“‘Tom- 4 & LANE TO PARK ane ean aa a ~ ® ENTRANCE na visitor's reco!le: - ~ scenic woodland Fine Trip for Spring Day. A drive to this park would rice- ly fill one of the coming sprin days and leave time to browse gbout a bit on foot. The camper will find delightful spots to pitch his tent. and he will have the most reservation two eight-cylinder Duesenberg en- hour for 24 consecutive hours, the rines ingeniousl> coupled Parry- the record for an hour Continued on Next Page. « fun for he can take his ee the place aright. 1 n these parts any ot hie r qari ing ; yf } moti a whistles locom for gravel r lL is reached, ca }s Ine $e} 1a! ahd } ‘ q* ry - ‘ ‘ . a iq hiking ty st ; th eee t.. { Tri Aliong Big (“reek are le as8- th ae hnut-in : nd over the Gyps. aro? e mav Liev : aa the Gypsy Ba api Sacgaatnst es it beaches, attractive camping aa Ne Fatey mee WP in ¢ ‘ AV DEE ee ae ee a A ies rh : . . . mn rhere 1i@e bh « mn r va: Oo : A 1 iE tne} sk wie aii 3a ‘ ‘ » ; re . el : 3. v7, rap oy or ; - ‘ , ‘ since in SKiGalmla ey PS: ar Of pools where fishermen fil } s) [is +2 fon e; “ . - ie a Ais owe .P . * me «4 . 4 ¢ } the Post ps Ozark conlparisons aré inexact, DUl tie warkers “alt veté@ran QACCOMYIice .) : Felix, Jgpdevens accom pil “the scenery here is reminiscent of ’1 turne Wey? yews ee is or the wing itn Baker hese rire “ £4 > + LP. rr} ’ i nev } RR es awa’ Pct eV - these a | . aia ' wal nm ra . ie | py 4 Me ralyT Lilt & . 7 ‘i ‘ Pr : ' ae ss od Ww ' : qt Linwuft : ce th ray ¢( st =| Ra r 9nN sé ] 5 [ “ : re r Aas e j ory We v ] last nN se ‘ ; . O 4 ” . rs 5 > To Be Left Large ly as —_—s V AiZ ag VU. ars ] - . Cc = Sey 7 : y 1 7 vrs 47 miies * e, 1? - 91) a YY) Re Sun ay : . + , : ’ Started at 4:30 a. m. ome inday, In the southeastern corner of South of Des Are and for 10 Large Chifforobe [P3220 207202 Soe! Be" pe park Big creck flows tio 050 (op pleummons toe wigs = ¢% QQNORETE LAID ON FLOOR OF in ~oo¢% WPS REIT Ie RE Ni er iatal em OLY ntti ee Ee ae ee ° roars S decrees ahove zero with gelyc- . ' +* degre YS above 7erTn Ww e five anil - . . ‘erine im {0 Pacdiatpt anu fam ab f) on} the lead belt and goes to SET) . © , = , rae The ¢ om - — =. : Like other state reservations, SATTIMNGET Wed eo ~ Tra rile , 1) ar th “oe " partment, The other a hat , , get > hes this will be left pretty much “as “Am + . : = : en: the trail and took hii ‘ile : * i compartment, as shoe compart: siete —_ xe is A sign here and there will } it noon. own there th air was . ‘ adie aT nen ree ~- ecessar constru T patna men and three drawers. i ak chesmakings-an aim, | Necessary, l ction of pa x : + uh gma ta caemaammtaaeiia a rae be helpful. and a road probably at ae T Feb. 26.— . eo tne ;i00rFr ' > > ;. - . Ki nV ’ Lhe State ¥ , ’ “ ~ mM. . . rr . , mirby of sei bordered by pleasant, -seclud SPRINGFTE] 72 - r »* . , Per e yey on ; : ' . co - . . in . . = " : Xf ad « . . » mietins “ ve ah . j a } ¢ anhta =. of i 2) PTCO- a * - ® ‘ ire / ~ . ‘ a a mati Tre at } high above Granite Point « maru . i tp ve ’ it ¢ } the med fishing, swin oafing to co - - - Bike began. and the moon FZ! r) i 17) IVvilé . = ; : + "ea neic at na hen } ul ar ‘Ime attrac ee “— , A , three tired wanderers returned pranion fy tions PYut ; oe n icin? ene er the upholstery and food supply of though there is the usua proru- 1] typical! of con wners Ekidamaree. scion of smal! came Bidding his guides farewe!}] at Southeryr \Iiesour'. This section is ic : e of the last stands ver aul our 0 OFS said TO he one {) + ; TS eae a 1:30 -p. m., the Gypsy Baron :! | — - i + “hit } er im thie State . , . . . . stepped-on the throttle and was of the u ute al - ee Sle, Rebore cylinders, install new pistons, pins and rings, grind valves, 4 back in St. Louis—thanks to black but the breed will be propagated tighten all bearings, change oil and gaskets. $70 00 wt | =. coffee and an open road—at mid-| anew. There was 2 lick once fre- Complete job ........ os ° = =—— = 7 night. Strenuous? Surely, but _quented by deer in these hills, - Same job on Chevrolet, $37.50 | —— = that’s one way to enjoy the Ozarks. which causes them fo be called ALL WORK GUARANTEED _| 2 The lone day was worth every mus-; sometimes the Mud Lick Moun- ' ote a ge 2 GILLIAM BROS. AUTO REPAIR CO. . y . s , - : : . . Feering whee ] ie Toe cult . @ 3 Thie $22.196 tae FONG Sees bear SE : re Established 15 Years ee r $23.1 ark hi en souri without finding tr: 2 S. VANDEVENTER AV GRAND 3195 | . RMemed in hoannr o co aker who, oars : a be i as 4 i ‘ Fri « : , . | a Ono mer, WMOi the raid made by Gen. | OU will find many Coupes on the , Was born nearby, a aiterson, 4Nc price in an effort to seize the S'‘ate . pes 9 Sa OP ene : ; » ll find f | ae ace. nti IAC glen Pr ee on SE Se = — market — but you will find most o 00° at iis. ankel ir the Confederacy i! vil ar , aman rer . ~: 7 * layer—Piang : MeG exe ~ho b elped assemble i a i Gen Price nreviouat 7 them compromise cars. Either they will land, is a cousin of the Governor. (sovernor of Missouri, led oe be low in price and just ordinary cars— | or they will be beautifully built,andcom- duction facilities of the new Paige plant. f a - - - NOE NON YZ ence eit eins a re © ae ~ ° ~* « ee OTE a ape't = CoE roy nme Ser eyo a ae i ie J > “ky 5, sgnaiiaih Mates hate ale ad Sata Mas h ae Perfect! * happens to be of opposite po- northward through Patterson and : ar é olis. Meal faith. ’ -~ a rood inet west of the park , actery eit. tone far In their seven-hour hike the ee covernor Perfect Garages aed but far too costly for 7, 9 Paige Coupe on the 6-45 ry me ae s party saw only one other person in Ha crossed the range through | : chassis offers far more in every way moulding. integral sun visor and rounded BM are especially i oe ote a eas pra procnsiol hae . - ageheotoomate ARE FAULTLESS Paige—and only Pie ene — ae ee ee prise: pases 0 1 pgm m! hauling his guns and supplies Coupe at low cost. It has a Coupe that wings, stylish landau bows, and bright spacious, and there is a surprising rivals the most costly in beauty of body fabric rear quarters give it a trig and amountof storageroom. The extra wide patie Pemegnigrnn me " els Ti i i i Nae RY vain. 1 Sat nim tea aee a ake tee Mae —_ AE MI EES IG AL BPO Eig ‘agan &0-acre farm in the middle pry. ng onward, he gave battle at of the tract, which the State has sg: tae ; trenches | : — ’ ‘ Pilot. Knob. where the enehes ; ; : - « No Extra Charges! Mt sought to buy. Assurediy, here _.,, 3 " . in ey Pula r mt . P t} on ieee h | ori a. * ‘ ' POO and of Big Creek are particu.) the Post-Dispatch Building. « Specifications: Brick—*\-inyh foundation. 20-inch: footing =— —e : larly attractive. VBid IAck Creek Lt States Highway No ' roof, hen.» alnte-conted reofing. three ansh, one ser, iee deor. ‘fin- é OW, Northward | th 7) “ t rage doors equipped with Quickhiocks, = | F r in fe no ‘ Iwas _ e . ™ quarter. and its lower end. deers ecripped with GQricktocks . Z *y ourist may leaye the co rurning into State route No. 32 ai CONCRETE AND EXCAVATING lat River There are a eMPtying into Big Creek. is in the 2 on ages See ae agg The narrow stream cas. “ hacdenre py on seg 1g : , me ¥0 a WIL . : ~; ~ a a a es cea tent Sint sown, tren a few mies of fn erfect Const : SON MOTOR CAR CO y ays Gree rough a thicket of broach an# ETAvel. Just before reaching Ris. é We Open Evenings and Sunday aa e oe R 2A ° Phone: , JEfferson 1438 | 2921-23-25-27 Locust BI. Siena. fewry Motor Car Ca. Gee. A. Krauss, President Avi Motor Co.. 8315 Greveig I — ata . on ¢ ioh _— +17) ’ the Visitor frantee Passace nlong {+ {« airA- Tra x. a a pot rig t mi 2 OTTICR ANT) DISPLAY Sho at Your [ e turer 014 county road, rough but p: 5 W f : - Pp , Leisur ' map es lie Bl. Maplerood Wachter Motor (ar €o. 2311 Grevois Stuhr Motor Car Ce. wa \tlas Auto Repair Co., 4833 Fasto: 1131 St. Lewis Av... Fest St Lebéte one elt, but the riews reward the ad- Flat River, the turn ‘s south : Big Creek is a broader amoother able unless deluged by rain 7716 Le! sii os ne mam, coming through the hills Tums for 14 miles, through Open Sundare LI d 1] 0565 lafavette Garage, 271 siavetiec the Des Arc country in a Mountain into Ironton ™ r and } venings Ht e oO; e that carries the reverber-'Staie route - , @p excell s ata a oP * eepet Ot oh a Lote Ra tees omer | 4 afl. & aie.

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ADAY MORNING. FEBRUARY 27. 12 SELOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ PAGE 2A ____ ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH. SUNDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 27, 1927 | CHANDLER EXECUTIVES Car Photo Wired to St. Louis for Fi USS Se en eee eo ee . | oar 2 : | | tion Europ one y the tems ‘be : . . “tan mg mile"| ~ Continzed on Page aaah VISIT AUTO SHOW HERE Col. Brockman Receives « ns cael eee pointers Z ee i ee oe anes . “> MW > H. Prophesied for 192%. : . C Z Picture of New Peerless e se a | gt eats Se ee eee rene came 29 Minutes After It Is . 43 ; . a : n be tuned up to de 200/ prevent the wheels from sinking | (Aha 15 ~; ee elaae cea a ee a Atel yto. om > ty ertem whe sense . ot ‘. . fd. into th ps of matting THREE COATS Filed at Cleveland by Fac- . eee ary ee tee ee gfe Seg 0 ese alemteicnl timatne |i enn ao , . 2 i: i ‘ : 44 : Fp no's aa — ee a3 ~* Pa. = 7 g . . ~ - ’ . + s ‘ . % & — BO ee . Bt whe n> he, “ ‘ i P = 4 a ; : - ee. : Mn ty Oe oe Sh eh ; ; ‘ ; > - " - . My 4, -%. - - C ‘ se ~ ‘ > ‘ v4 é oun “4 a > aT i ? . wheag es ee ~ : , - J - » ae ee — “ 5’ Aes ; ‘ : , : as aa . . ; - ‘ ‘ . . .* . so _ ERE NE Boye PLE DEimar ene £560 Bram fe a . _— hand ani ey Revd > »- * > ALE ay SABO See , Reh nti ea oA ae coon ee REN tage ae. pipette: Being og. 2 3 a fe Yeveland, and Sid IE dies or. | conven Tuscany: when ene of (> | : ‘J Se TO THE MOTORING PUBLIC To Better Serve You. the Merchants Below Have Formed the UNITED MOTORS SUPPLY STORES These you will find conveniently located and under the personal super. vision of the proprietor whose sole aim will be to supply your needs in the more economical way through collective buying—combined with his personal service—at reasonable prices. sis Koh St. Louis FOREIGN DRIVERS CLINCH CHIEF AUTO TIME TRIAL TITLES Centinued from Preceding Page. Mac xt th ate A4IMA OIL SERVICE CO. KULICH SERVICE STATION, SEIFERT MOTOR ca. [3447 Gravois Av. 313 Lemay Ferry Rd. 6813 S. Broadway 8. TIRE Co. MEYER AUTOMOTIVE EQUIP. SINGER SERVICE STATION, nar i 5300 Michigan Av 234 Lemay Ferry Rd, ST SURGENT FILLING STATION 2c01 5S. Broadway TOR BATTERY, Vic 2012 = Sick >. Jefferson Av. he low-prm three Peer ‘ . ae. > . tone EMS AID ARR ATE Ae a ape eges: we she tea eee mem " na . ne ae ' i) hin ete “ jt: . Be: et oe : po WAS BT) pier ae) pe SAPS on ARE Da, Nan ae , ne: SG ‘Y :: “ be jie \°ss "7 Siiaae ats SARE tray Ly A iB em ee SA tn oe ro he os tore and Humphrey WEISS SERVICE STATION, W AEBE GARAGE, 9217 S. Broadway S. Broadway a an iad Lae ica ESE. SB iter - ne «© : tinal. Oe a hy Bentley Car wane second Mishap. - Mi tefortun . BP ° “Sw 3 r e°2 EO vies tha ~s py P ey ¥ “— 1 ae s EO a ee 4 1A etal ga td RETA wi sgh Ms tral eel fees sates i;reatest Rescarch Tabheratorr .. 7 - — | — | ¢s» ~ ly more hardwood taan ~« &9 5 ~ ‘hea Srtle 52GB GAPS 5 Va a daele a aim ait ae i 6 , FAS CM ao ae. ete ; A Sieg ee. a gr Py a 7 “ it ake 1S BS ROR: tee ya PPB! No mm Burgdorf Motor Company Givens Motor Sales Co. 2727 S. Jetferson Av Ferguson, Mo Central Star Sales C. & E. Motor Company 2929 *=cust B! Overland, Mo 0. B. Riddle Motor Co. Chas. F. Gatzweiler 950-52 Hediament Av. St. Charles. Mo ge oe oe ‘ : Bell-Smart Motor C Capi ity W KOENIG MOTOR CO METROPOLITAN DEALERS LAMBERT-GRAVES or Lo. apital City fagon Co. 3456 S. Grand GRAF MOTOR CO MOSLEY-MASSA MOTOR CO 4037 Lindell BL Kirkwood, Mo. Jefferson City, Mo ; a ROBERTS MOTOR CO. Ferguson, Mo 7300 Natural Bridge Road MOLLMAN’S " 5156 Delmar B! NOBEL MOTOR SALES CoO ST. JOHN’ MOTOR CAR C E Set. Le , Biase Motor Sales Granite City Star Sales 5 MO Q ast uss PHILLIPS MOTOR CO. Clayton, Mo S800 St. Charles Road EAST SIDE MOTOR C@® 8223 N. Broadway Grenite City. {i Vw nlite Groves. Me FELKEL-LOE SCH MOTOR CO... 4360 Manchester Av Granite City, tt. . 103 N. Grand B MIDWEST MOTORS CO., Inc. SERVICE AND PARTS N Grand 8B!) 3870 Washingt Bi. 2621 LOCUST BL. JESfersem 3610 spas bit ve el ae ee ee eh el et 1 59525255 C5 40'S % — st SSeS eae ae etn Ay

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i ae ® rear wheels raced in; ich intense heat (eam arose from ft! , the fumes and sn rubber nearly Continued on Page 4 ——=—=—___= ENAMELED THREE COATS Other Cars $25 and Up WM. A. FLYNN DEimar 1680 4560 Evans 4, ¥. FORD CARS $ Have Formed the Y STORES er the personal super- supply your needs in aying—combined with SEIFERT MOTOR co. 6813 S. Broadway SINGER SERVICE STAT 234 Lemay Ferry — SURGENT FILLING STA ©901 S. Broadway _— VICTOR BATTERY, 2012 S. Jefferson Ay. #. VOLTZ. $641 3S. Broadway WEISS SERVICE STATIO 9217 S. Broadway N, les el brakes ic brakes, full ion, manifold d road level- 2>ar—these are standing fea- e sixty miles if you wish— *ffortless, ease- ler “60”, IF SERVICE AND PARTS 3870 Washington BI. LAMBERT-GRAVES 4037 Lindell BI. MOLLMAN’S East St. Lowis, II. EAST SIDE MOTOR CG Granite City, II. ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH, a A - __ SUNDAY MORNING, " J * 4 * } , . . &é PEDRUCARS 21, 1927. me _________ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH “The New and Finer Oakland today announces an entirely new line of Pontiac Sixes, notably enhanced in beauty, incorporating numerous refinements in design, carrying new low prices—and constituting the most electrifving development in the low-priced six field since the now- histeric introduction of the original Pontiac Six! Never in any low-priced six New Fisher Bodies have beenachievedsuchcom- mandingbeauty and luxury as in this latest achievement of General Motors. Lending luster to even the Fisher tradition of masterly craftsmanship, the new bodies by Fisher are longet, lower and superbly executed to the slightest detail. To emphasize their All New Duco Colo rs inherent smartness, all body types are finished in new combinations of Ducocolors. Rang- ing from Beverly Blue and Black on the Sedan to Cherokee Gray on the Sport Cabriolet, the originality and freshness of these combina- tions typify the progressiveness which led Oakland to pioneer Duco for the industry at large. New Beauty and Style Pontiac Six bea'-ty has always been outstand- ing. But now in these new and finer models has been achieved not only new beauty but also an arresting rakishness—the result of a deeper radiator; larger, heavier, and more sweeping crown fenders ; and more massive headlamps. Windshield and body pillars are nar- rowed to conform to the accepted custom-built vogue and to provide a wider arc of visibility. Windqw ledges are smartly recessed and fin- ished ina contrasting color. Every wanted appointment hasbeen pro- vided to maintain Pontiac Six standards of convenience and luxury. pa? « Mechanical Refinements ™ 2 v s -« - : asa ve 7 ae me teres gmene wots erineteran rin ROE ke AIT ORME I: oat > oe a Be a ns ee D> _ heehee Nw " aa vi aa * AEE A, ry Me Z ” y ” * . x yh Pye. - eet we, . a Wey eal ee oY ~ «7 AO ELE NEMS ARES LEON PNR EIEN Rae er Se cite Nein «ger ” of * . . “—* oe . _ ~ * . oo ty dame leg a { “ ® _—. ” ts ee 4 ~~ « * . : m3 ¥ es _oy re *® « ee b bs! 4 - : so « PP ot, . A rs ad . A ae e ‘r eds — - * ~- ~~ we o~ Se: Ce eee - ae “

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH I ese __STPELOUIS POST- DISPATCH. ___SUNDAY MORNING HUG TRUCKS BECOME | oisrmicr sates a. ........ .. ...rrr—“( MIPPET SIX LINE C ati IN j ll | | BEFORE BUICK MEN ALIOR IN S1. LOUD BITED IN ST. LOUIS fort Without ompac Higa Empna ASiZ * new Whippet six line, waRich ahown generauy iti St. i ehis week following its debut joca!l show, is an individual classification 4s the Whippet gmong low-priced 4-cylinder ‘4 iss 2 eterize . cl ose G Pe AO aan HE eI a Nee thi ans TPA ARTER ry The to be eye paae ci. at the | 2ccordit ve , : . nf the body. assuring ciear) dent of ® driver. The j Cleve FOREIGN DRIVERS | | mee abead fOr the ee a Ee CLINCH CHIEF AUTO . r= - Bed models have cow! ventila.| "ere soveses ao a ats naa Re se pee ps % i ee TIME TRIAL TITLES poanettes—secseerd Se = pie Se $ 2 ese i. = pa miet , hinge situatio treo « ; : a Te a Te pa ae oe A nr pany 4 5 7 ; es Te 1 ae Meee +, Te se ¥ ; a Fay b Fhe a Ms n - * =: és Lilt eRe tbat hye ac PMS hhc ae PK, a : st Se ve é . * yy, CRY 4 a pat vay os Ea i ie oe . af ORE Deh ASS 7 re. Ae Sree: : : : he Oh i ‘Spoleto et MDE MPA. Mee “ pe white tae Papas ayes Vinee RR ee PRE BE RRS 3 Boe a Fetes (oe Ri gates Re Fe ape BS o> RENT ay SID PERL AM TEEN DY Se wae od ee ee has ™ up our advane ai & mon : : Ae be ' ‘ Wa e Whippet i : = ting depres ’ senleall : : j and rear seat, g'v-{ ut the sacrifice! 1. and (that we prod uct model fontinued from Page 2A of gravity, marked| 4 = : , high sneed capacity (me-War Record wessese , i i Zz” , > ’ ‘a : tick stopping are claimed By s — MANY ROAD BILLS ARE CONFRONTING STATE ASSEMBLY Continued From Pager 1A The car illustrated is the De Luxe Coach spare tire extra man. me are eJarge and | Mthe brake bands are 8 against dirt or wa'er he Whippet six has a hi! Babillity which is notable Ms spee! capacity on hig! There is nothing vague or intangible about Olds- Papert enpacity as Sy mt Various Roads« co reha : Saimscn with an en | mobile value... You can visit our showroom and see it for yourself. Mahke-~ - Miles at 140.6 M._.P-.H — FEATURES Es Orhinds Basins . Crank. You can recognize, in every detail, that beauty (i cea PRR which indicates quality throughout. and Oil Filter onlv3ro40 iichangesa vear Four- Wheel Brakes .. Harmonic Bal- ancer . . Two-Way Cooling. . Three- You can check for yourself the known tactors of Way Pressure Lubrication . . Honed ee ° ee gm wai elocity, Hot Section motor car merit in Oldsmobile. seg - a oo oe os... Silent liming ain ull Automatic - Spark Conrrol . . Thermostatic Charg- y Ou need not be an expert to know that they assure ing Control -- 30x5.25 Balloon Tires.. ‘rye . : ; lit Double-Offset, Low-Gravity Frame . . you brilliant pertormance, thrift and long life, com- Easy-Shift Transmission .. Twin-Beam - ° : ° Balloon Headlights, Controlled from Steering fort and beauty ... lasting satisfaction. ite Wheel..Chromium Permanent-Lustre : lames es CO 1 ae ing fer Department 4 7 , | omen 5 | mili - E ; Pl = l -- DOAYV DV s Ronco eampogae rm inlahed a ppg dpa You need not be an engineer to know that these ition to ¢! nt and “oc cama BRE Ran ’ buyers—amateu oe / i ; } ' 3 HIGH-GRADE CORD TIRES] | => sp ) Wy OTD > i A \ | - 7 : = as experts. APE cerita > a RY halen @2ui Nen-skid All Oversize Cords, : iw ; : ROx3", cen dita $6.95 } 30x 3 A | —— a ; WW Li | ’ 3114 $$. $8.65 3314 SS. $3.95 Six4 Miller & ©“ Non-Skid : 3 ad > oe... | MAE Sr : 4 ’ | ; 32x4 $$. $3.75 44 $s. $8.85 at ee * §& Nen-kid 3.2 ¢ = "ly titer “ Ny . ; j a . — : Firestone Commerria!l JTx4'y Miller Nan-Shid _— : . ) =.‘ ‘a a 3041-43 . 3S Ve il on-* ‘ ‘ ' - ew ~ B0x31/, Srictly tre, $8.50 io pee a 4 ‘ s TR! Nen- ' ; ; = ont Tw beans : ) —e , — , y = Used Car £ kare y mk oney Tr oF k tea : } ‘ Z ; ‘ | ’ | = « ; Delay in Shipping. a, a pe oy coe } ; Pa} JEfferson RELIABLE “AUTO TIRE Co. JEfferson 1980 0 4863117- oOcuUST -_, — and RA S119 t er Trix ST. _JEffereen 1180 3 : moet - “aq Deliver te All Parte of — = om : & USED CAR 'S ONLY the (iy Free of Charge - Evenings and All Day Sanday. to Serve Over (€ aetemers. } : / AS THE DEALER 6% w, ¥ rs 7 7 a UES Siig ade ‘alia a-sSreat-« ge ROPE oR caine ae Napa 2s ise le CE ARE I AEN Sor Pwr it weve . : it » idle £102 ay AA RA 4 eis PRES ms agree

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t Olds- ourself. beauty tors of y assure fe, com- at these hanutac- a car of yur judg- m eyes. esr Perea? ET EE RE MIS SIAR lt OR INR RM ogee gem " * ; > . te : PET SIK LINE WBIED INST. LOUIS | ee sfost Without Sacrifice of | Bmpact Appearance Is = €Emphasized. eo Ma mew Whippet six line, which! if St. tg shown generally in this week following its debut s Jocal show, is an individual) ; Selassification as the Whippet °J m gmong low-priced 4-cylinder | } . Whippet type of body is ed by low roof lines on osed models, by the absence | break in the body contours mcowl, by a sweeping fullness Mm rear and by a generally low , appearance. as pounded shell, w finished. The line from Minor to the cowl is = almost front of the body. pw posts are used at the of the body, assuring clear ahead for the driver. The hield is one-piece and the en- models have cow] ventila- a -f goors are Wide and the Meste sagginc. Sewindows are broad and deep. S 6interior dimensions, Boffers conspicuous room in iver’s seat and rear seat, giv- meemfort without the sacrifice pmpactness. me center of gravity, ability, high speed muick stopping are claimed by mengineers. weight of the car dw, not only throurch ‘the ruction in the frame Slow lines of the car, but the Pplant is hung the and suspension is of a @geveloped tev Willys-Overland rs to meet ts of stability. wed up to 60 miles an hour is , with a wide Sility in high gear to obviate ent gear changes in traffic. has heen low in the i« 8 Ze manifold desig: have re: Ain low fuel consumption and rds consistent with the per- mance of the Whippet light four br are expected. Blarge and mechanical in Sthe brake bands are fully en- mee against dirt or water. Whippet six has a hill-climb- bility which is notable in view speed capacity on high gear marked i : i model capacity | 30 PIERCE-ARROW OVER 1,000,000 MILES IN YEAR. tyrpe | and } The brakes} type. | my radiator is high and narrow |} which is, the | and the hood swells easily to afford sufficlent room| ito be ready for delivery in March, hinge | fruction is heavy and strong to} | ‘ ; the} . pet six, like the Whippet light | | ‘ modern require- | range of | | 24, we nn . " - eet ttn A Bedhs e i PRIA AMA” mw ® One of the two $10,000 chassis in polished steel attention in the Hudson-Essex exhibit of the Hudson-Frampton Mo- tor Car Co. at the St. Louis Automobile Show. —ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH_ E Chassis an Auto Show Attraction : NeW LINE UF PONTIACS SUNDAY MORNING. ARRIVES I ST.LOUIS ‘Sport Cabriolet and Roa — -- —_. that attracted | beauty Have Been Added—Prices Reduced. line An entirely new sixes with new Fisher bodies, new | stvle and numerous and ' mechanical improvements, is being ! It was built and dem-, onstrated by S. F. Frame, who specializes in show chassis for the | (sisnsrstinates santo sere STEARNS-KNIGHT DELIVERY EARLY IN MARCH PROMISED The new Stearns-Knight eight is presi- 0. according to H. J. Leonard, dent of the F. B. Stearns Cleveland. “Original plans for the eight were to make deliveries some time in April,’ he says, ‘“‘but the sales Situation throughout the countrs has made it necessary for us to step our manufacturing plans and to somewhat over up advance this date by a month “We are trying to put demon- Sstrating models in the hands of al! dealers and that production up to a peak almost immediately.”’ > BUSSES DO The New England Transporta- tion Co., during the past year, with 30 Pierce-Arrow busses, passengers. These busses were used on in- terurban runs ranging in distance from 1-5 miles to 45 miles. Operating 17 hours out of every the Pierce-Arrow busses, with | luxurious bodies specially made for ‘censes were | Bureau ‘CLUB ISSUED 13,200 LICENSES welopments in carburetion and/ this type of work, provided quick, dependable transportation for pas- sengers and co-ordinated perfectly | with rail schedules. total of 13,200 automobile I- issued by the License of the Automobile Club of Missouri to Wednesday noon. Of this amount 8400 were eenses, 4100 were City licenses and 700 were truck licenses. Hits general motor flexibility. ey ble. TLV IRE AUTHORIZED CUPPLES DEALER 3100 Locust Street—In the Heart of Tire Row and at These Convenient Neighborhood Locations 3334 S. Grand 2910 N. Grand 3901 Washington 6120 Delmar 6500 Maple “Tough as a Rhino” Balloon and High Pressure 4 CORD TIRES Due to superior construction—finest long staple Egyptian cotton—pure gum rubber —ground gripping ) Supreme Quality Tires assure long mile- age and unusual freedom from road trou- “C” tread—Cupples PRE S27 2504 S. Jefferson 7026 Manchester 5851 Easton SAFE FOR ALL Tt used to be that the only fellow who could safely buy used cars was the ex- pert who could tell what he was getting and the junk dealer who didn’t care. Personally, we have found it profitable to make the world safe for used car buyers—amateurs as well as experts. | j |and mountain passes of Celebes, an distributers by March} 1, and schedules from dealers show we will be compelled to bring | for this} covered | over 1,000,000 miles, carrying over | | 600,000 | ' . State li-; | i i CALIFORNIA TO SPEND £75, 000,000 ON ROADS Cities, Counties and State Plan Huge Construction Pro- gram for 1927. - The the LOS ANGELES, Feb. 26. Present year promises to be est in history in (¢ h the engineering department Automobile Club of fornia. It is indicated that on city, and State highways a@ grand total 'of $75,000,900 will be spent in 1927. While the made are general, it._is believed that In round fhhat ei estimates juite they are fairly accurate. nbers, it is expected taxes on motor vehicles bring about $24,000,000 during the present year. The highway bill, | which is expected to pass the Legis- State i 'propriation for,forest road | Federal aid on State roads will ap- jand striped with Fairie red. | | | diator, sweeping crown fenders and more | | massive headlamps, blend to give | ; shown tcuay by the Mississippi Valley Motor Co. Two new body types, one a sport roadster, riolet, have been added and prices reduced. Oakland and contributed Fisher engineers have body designs to to the latest custom-built the bodies being longer, lower and executed to the slight- est detail. Recessed window ledges in contrasting colors, narrowed windshield pillars wider arc of visibility, deeper ra- larger, heavier and conform yororue, 'a symmetry of body design. ' fresh and original color blendings alifornia | highway development, according to | of the | Southern Cali- | coune |} | features ,; mechanical a | Sai finished in new duco colors of All bodies are combinations of individuality of Every likewise out the ype. has to bring each body appointment these cars. loot-controlled tilting headlights are standard on new Pontiac sixes. CAD- tT) ef if G ‘ recent Was haf a 4 will be a branc the Busy Bee Motor Car Co. at avenue and Man authorized horiz eaervice sta- is also tion of the Automobile Club BRITISH COLUMBIA PLANS TO SPEND $18,000,000 FOR ROADS VICTORIA. B. Feb ovinee will be expe nditurees for j .¢ $? AHO Ao ¢ ] rortant i. a fin-| {ished in mackinaw green on body, | [black tep and cabriolet | Already | open after April 1. os MacCarthy-Pardue Motor Co., 6320 Delmar BI. Nangle-Gillis Chevrolet Co., 7329 Manchester Av., Maplewood. North Side Chevrolet Co., 4333 Warne Av. Orthwein Motor Corp., 3016 Locust BI. Reichardt Motor Co., Webster Groves, Mo. South Side Chevrolet Co., 3645 S. Grand BI. Wells Motor Co., 3008 N. Grand BI. EAST ST. LOUIS DEALERS: Harding Motor Co., 622 St. Louis Av. Standard Chevrolet Co., 1351 State St., at Veronica, I LOW CG heat sn ete e an Tae cei caked Se we * “4 Se Saige . 5 NAN “iN Shes et call $e MAR a aa BAS ig) (A p> hue’ SD ORE ie > ee ee ay cam ay Aealpoee abe = ie le Seam oy! mtn ae de ANS: Sryac Se es foe ai pit 8 a me niet deeadaie ah5 ibicacci cameo etdtent a Whit Ae + ~. i AN a ABER Ste, . mm | » —n . 7 - ig Ni io NE a a OI 12 AS Ri IO AM apip aac ist BEA, 0 Met ie ree oe Nabe ILS o ; — Q " - bcd . 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PAGE 6A — _ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH. SUNDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 27, 1927 cece ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH _ = : oe : es sop || XXXXXXXKKX “You Get What You Ask for at Johnson's RACER USED CHAMPION PLUGS, ;' race. pi en eer: 20 STUDEBAKER CARS TOOTH Add 10% to Mail Orders for Packing and Postage ar forthe ist campaign, He | New Pontiac De Luxe Sedan N 20 YEARS Another na ee ielerd for | oa, of 407 milles am hour. fo : ae = the ecord of the family of |] gaa | Lisierine, MOOCK TO LEAVE HUDSON : 4: Fietoria wae recentiy delivered. Hl py mars tn te teore on ee Oe T0 HANDLE worK FOR A. 7 A. mou debaike the S (t garage. ff | Store No. 3—Hamilton and Plymouth CAbany 7646 - and one daughter siat’s $1.00 Lucky Tiger ino apa $1.20 ae Se Boer family. Each has a Sudevexcr o' © wag 4 TOOTH C Caidweil’s C ——— Es mw SOUL-KISS e luxe landau sedan has a body finished in “"* - saieeal crit seas H 2ic, 42¢, 79¢ Toilet Articles olors in blue. a | Bayer’s Monday and Tuesday Mail Orders Accepted - 112,499 TRUCKS PRODUCED PREDICTS 1927 WiLL BEGooD. OST | gspitin Tabs. 50cValue . ee i Re ES On Cr edit BY CHEVROLET CO. 1N 1926 YEAR FOR GENERAL BUSINESS Herb Juice $i.du Van bas Hair Fumie, $i] age “eins Theatrical (ream t4e, BSc recat — 7 -_ | | 2 3a cs us ; rot " = ! : : ; has ra ted | : : 2 ~ HAVE “DARK HAIR 88c oak ane s Mik Magnesia x ~ si oe fiaut Tea Theatrical ireeam., I th... ec . Bape ee oe ae : : hee = aX Lysol ‘2 ’ = oe “hoil’« Corn Pads« oe Erestilla 3 for $2.50 : = ; $1.50 Honoiulu Beuquet Perfume. 404 N Oth Street ' , | a . ‘ wae rae rape i iy $1.25 Beef. tren aad Wine * ‘ ee : : ec Oring month appro: i ie AND OOK YOUNG i aguentine Lhe 89r on : ~* - ae con vit Rae $ 59 z : = ' 1.0@ t-olden Pe Biear rear, ‘ a ‘ ws 3 co 3 “"_ i res De nSivo.¢ LP kare ess. .ca- | 3 etre- d rore © Brome Quinine ~ a Gel ~e acock ie hf 61 Se Mee ee ee “4 Oe Linen, BY > + Si eteigiy AD Em Js . cn cae te ee Ce een peepeer ‘Tt } i 4.44 Bele Bali NG AES acta 0 RE Salute Be nih x “4 BIS hor ag % ko a papal tigneutaerg. Gn ti ot es bee ye “aS Sa eRe bs Hae age . ea, Eos tata PORN Migr ie. Sr LAR only os Beta i os ~ *. 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Hespital ( efton : a ss 5Se $1.00 Noaxated Lron Be § oo fF are Sens Atte + be Wirts Kidney Pilis soe, 43 — Mavis seem + for Wie * 1 iM? ~ tite “al H } eti ad MName~clei! ¢ Pear "Te ge i a Ap ¢ + SR +, vil _ oe A eat ; Bes, a DE abe at Rear ee pe an Nh aap ening BA a Prema Pepe pA patie tel RY A eA 7 a ae ae Chg RAS SBIR ERE St ms The Iaternationcal line also includes Motor Coaches, and the ee | Snce, ‘a sin | 60c Rubbing ty oe » Nniol cg et Esme Dicer Kies cease McCormick - Deering Industrial Tractor ii ee ; ™ i ; ° ” Ry sit 7 ni cur Ss wi ' Alechel —— . hi . = neat te tMeinm ie-ocorant 4 5.2 Tt. ost Piais 2 ‘ i with wonde | e jergen's Benzoin and Almend Lotion. 39c shes Jehan’ ‘ " Medicine mine e. O3e . fe — - 1) ty iren _Wu mine and i ch. D R U G Ss 75¢ ae es _ =m |45c Chloroform Linim’t. 23e ; am © iHip’s Milk Magnesta se | 25c Rochelle Saits American Oij | #!.00 (ore Cod Tabiets * 135ce Tincture lodine. 49¢ $1.00 ~guibbdb«s Mineral Of sor 25c Cream Tartar Hihy Faneeon ( od Liver Tabiets re 25c Tincture Arnic > - hie Temo Salve o see 3 for $1.25 at 5@ Alicarten ¢1 12 | 35c Spirits Campher CITY LAWN ‘BUG KILLERS 25c Seneenfeld’s Tes CLEAN 'EM OUT NOW! “he Hinkle’s Pills Ss 4 Biack Flag Reach iwwder Se seidiitz Powders, fer > ie VM ? ch Hazei. pint ’ ; ie ; a - : Makes vrour lann Biack Flac Liquid >t, ‘ | re - os th. better. = bliend og Emaeetict de cs . , ef spitabvbte wa- . With nreaver rieties of (.ras« $1090.99 Bet ster a Coal Thacher Tile WAT i i aiv : : \\' ‘ ’ eed. developed j Ese $1 100n.e8 Roach aekendions e — et ii endl «> - > han » ww tee 44 &4 Cad de IAN | ’ 7 _ ey eT. a ut SOmE bo tua Ss > 4 ~~ — cally every Ime cf business years it has been building interrationa Tye? | t AAA » #3 ‘ a7 ° S ad x : “s r ) a ° se ‘ ’ > — | There's an Interna- oa , a : Ritives taste like old-fashior Piss 6 ied ‘ = (ean . ¢ Rae Se meat Sa ee ee - IK IGE: wate a - : “FZ ‘ — : , no aT ; : Ti. sit? j ‘ 4 Ir. H. . si\vawW ay tional TO meet your ank ar rains , 7 *. oo re wee ag Ee = Sen ed _ S th 3 : rr on | - | | on Registered Opteum particul r require- TRS eae a Stage a ee ae as ee enti camel : L effectir e we offer _Cystex ‘Cuapeend Serve you faithful! ao hn te compa fei = 23¢ ‘and 45e as other products of eres. fire hice oS 8 = SR the Harvester or- eg re * Meck 2 SD ae & e THE THOMAS. ? nizatio on have been aa ee from Fi to $1.4 Si a is a 5 ae Special! Formula for ner bask Ome ng for almost ee See 4 ae FALLING HAIR eek suppiy Cys- ndcred years. he i ia oe Es . Sees —= be Nervous ncre y S | Tgp ee! peice , > igs a "3 S Se “i oe zt ” = : ” an gone — tex Com pou nc. Dyspepsia. 7 Tedi Irina ‘oes Internationa! Trucks S ihdin : age tp egy ae j om 4 . acy and scalp — f. fie =} : Nervous The best known firms tn almost every line of business aa built a chassis | pe ; aa 3 ee ' are ed “YELLOW MASK ng L sttle ‘ ascal! For Complete Information Write ~~ yaneire recently ° ( unnz over your teeth: p ; eer ep a An Excellent Remedy for Nervousness, Sleeplessness, Neurasthenia, —— = ieee e “4 ag , a) ' “} ; | pceattateeans + tar ) 3 Be easy yd ~ poo: + an ee SLA, ere asapes te menial ws same tg ~ oe ern eid rt, * , | Le Cees cer et ewes oes SP. ssi UL +e INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER COMPANY IMITT’S MAGIC TOUCH— OF AMERICA the miraculous wi tch-hacel cream Imcar porated a pertect for his delicate skin. 2508 MM. Broedwey 2500 N. Ninth Sr. 10, S. Main $t.. Past St. Leuis The witch hazel gently soothes ttr—pre Neighboring Factorw Branches Pg ae pn ar noma Quincey, Hil. Seringheid, i. _ Terre Haute, Ind. Memphis, T enn. = tie sender gg _ Littie Rock, Ari Springfield, Mo Kansas City, Mo. 47 c DIMITT’$ MAGIC “ee 6 ink sd oS TOUCH! grades 4 dang: had only taken b Extract. fe ' —. instance tia —it keeps the throughou » los cnown as He "ules t ; oe ss skin young! Cl a = ankxed Tl MR AH SRR es THE ao “Ao w > YYRa gt tree | ill weet & TE Fick eS Re tae bn Fg see al . RA ROE Aeon nA: AY oA PO ver ee Gs : "] is" Il fit bud ttl it ee ulin be rf ill UNM Re SE CHURN gag RE Tne I SIL ig RRR Fey Ye the other . | ‘Hii a) AM aly Hits yr" mk ' om il UUM THM ,! Wy qian Minna a time of the © a 7 no - toretinan tack , ; 4 pee owe or] soe, nde ‘ ' . Uasceated! Gear anteed 1906 vege table off coereeaet | Lutes 5 sec stad i iki two min Jeans Bac Per Wel 4 a és ° . : s lesan than that of th “ee io ee eee ee New low price ee bousehold duties. If you are not |} for big 50c Tube - a a — A few months before. Joao Be - ‘ sala _ Le ee he ah ac > ha HOw 5 Y ath: a 2 " ‘ if | > B TL if 1 LD | s fl) | my © ie Revgende. driver of the winnin >. (.nAandier in the nore | iltuca ciimhb * 7. ~* — ‘ _ iree events in the Sao Paulo. TUM MLE I ap] nal Brazilian champtonship rac. : ening 'irst among all America lied Herb J: ce, and is outselling “area which took place tn the vario: lother medicines. Hundreds cor- events; first among al! cars mee te ail at Walgreen's Drug etan4ard motors in , ann | on 21 Fashington avenue, to ‘ountry races, tn wich See the special demonstrator, many were entered, and first vo‘untariiv giving statements for The POST-DISPATCH Regularly print« WORE WANT Gtieation ebeve 6604 mei ration praising this = on ification ab 000 cubk nii- medicine that their friends may ADs than ALL the other St. Louis newspapers COMRINED. meters nduced to try same A i | i +]

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: Johnson's” XXXXXXX\w 7 ST. LOUIS, SUNDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 27, 1997. 7 "PAGES 1—8B and Postage ‘ — SO — EEE : sent 7 ———— === for Sle Peacock Cold or Vanishing 49c ely ial! Preparations The immense assortments of fashionable new Silks afford such unusual Savings that shoppers will surely be enthusiastic. Prac- tically every silk need of Spring and Summer may be supplied. One of the Daylight Silk Section’s largest annual occasions! We believe that every woman who sews knows the benefit o! sharing it fully—such crowds are in attendance yearly! Remarkably Wide Choice of $2.50 to $3.48 Silks at $1.88 / | Hi | or Mad Nail Polish “ther Crewm Msther Cream yr Creanw B Bleach (Cream... Ramedel! Cream ; Istcum Powders 65c KOTEX 42c $2.98 Flat Crepe $3.48 Printed Silks 6300 yards of the heavy genuine § You'll select eagerly from these. flat weave that makes so much ' = Lovely new patterns on heavy fashionable Spring attire. 40 soft, suede finished silk — 40 $2.98 to $3.48 Silks Ultra-fashionable are these novelty Silks—most of them crepes. Sample pieces, only one of each kind—in smart colors. $2.98 Colored Pongee Heavy and all silk—much fa- vored for sports wear. Choice of twelve attractive colors, 39 inches wide. Semi-rough. .$1/.88 $2.50 Gros de Londre Lore: #i beet — 1Cl $3.48 Georgette A bright silk weave in twenty ee eee oo, ‘ if | | 4 new “Ribbette ' (Crepe Ro- eta oth Every Spring and Summer ward- | different colorings—most of ne tom hi Nail Polish maine—all silk and pure dyed in Ppjain and fancy imported Metal . robe will include several frocks | them changeable. 36 inches wide rits Campher.__ : 36c eight of the most favored new Cloths in excellent colorings; 36 | of it. 54 inches wide—all silk— | —very durable. Yard — eae colors. 40 inches wide. Yd, $1.88 inches wide—but only 400 yards 2 in black, white and many colors. | $2.98 Novelty Crepe Ww! 2he Hinkle’s Pills 3 for § in this offering. Yard ....$1.88 \% sre Lu. 10+ es PlB8 wee we 6Seidlitz Powders, 19%¢: 3 for & $2 Gs Black Crepe | ° _ A heavy plain colored Crepe Dull finished Crepe Meteor $3.48 Tussah Brocades $2.50 Black Satin | with 4 “He Witch Hazel, pint ko we ee Pure Glsecerin, 1-lh. bottle self-colored woven - ; . | | | An excellent frock quality— | f; ; makes ne and serv Chinese patterns enriching : : ie ce iceable frocks; 40 inches heavy. genuine Tussah weave for. Gbkyeertn and Rose Water. 7 Hot-Wat | ~~ black satin faced, Canton back | inches wide — in strains: \ er wide—pure Silk—ex- silk. 36 inches wide—in the cor- sie aap r ege eeown ie | Spring colors. rec ~>4 on a Mm ee be... # colors—for the new is —washable. season. Yard $1.88 Beds of. ere $1.88 $2.50 Black Charmeuse : A soft, drapable all-silk weave with a rich satin face. Forty inches wide. Renowned for its sturdy wearing qualities. Yard $1.88 $2.98 Black Crepe All silk Crepe de Chine ina splendid black—additional- ly desirable because it 1s en > . Se: e Twe Visions ih One Lens. Near nud lar. Ineluciug smart Most Exceptional at, Yard Library Frame and = scientifie ee : ‘ ; a opp 7 . a ; ; ‘¢ , ae ; al » 3 f ff ~ : —— / e* : fF camination. f A 4 “2 , ; \ . + é “*- et *s : ea MONDAY and TUESDAY | hitay ¢ 38 a . , > , ; , / f rt - - a - , Pe Z a8 pee onree—eae t« - ’ is Alte f j i i - > & ‘ a ‘ ; « oe “whew > pate ie er oe oy + lig iy iat aa —- % w “4 ee — - a a a ; ak a ~ , Mae OW > a . = aoe Y Ae en, ep ein “er % ~~ Sen * ~ ; . : c _ Neate sm , a us M ae a a ty ae f = : . 1" : : YS ve J ret 2 7 a ‘a by ¢ > = n —" nm Y POTION eA oe a Eo on eae STOLE ONS fe bei. Mae Pre a eee ee Te ae ee NONE en ee re et OO 0 ET SS AIOE SSS IY BEL ATG LE GB IY RN Aliso for sewing and headaches, with frame —— em eo lenis. > eer * oy f ‘e Dr. H. J. SINGWAN Registered Optometrist ’ Metal Cloths Black Crepe An Excellent = Printed Radium Colored Moire A novelty weave—very hand- The dull-finished flat weave Remedy for ; 7 y4 Use this for a colorful frock This makes chic coats and ) , ‘ a Ree Ne or Spring blouse. Pure silk, street costumes. A silk and some. Imported from France that is wanted for new coats Nervousness, ail \ suede finished — 40 inches fine wool-mixed weave in the —and in exquisite multi-color as well as for dresses; 40 Sleeplessness, r+ i aa. wide. The print- popular new effects. 1000 inches wide. Neurasthenia, ALL 4 : | ed patterns are $ = colors. Excep- $ pa yards, far under- $Q2° Very unusual. $ = | . , “= * 7 : - , For Spring’s Fashionable Use sae z Nervous yy : ~ \ the newest; spe- tional at, the _ > he Dyspepsia " 4 a Set ayers. yard Black—unrelieved, or combined with white, flesh or yard . yard ] ; i “ _ é» , * 7“ M ] ‘s ene: : i oo ee * ‘ h cr rin voe 1 e—and Nervous } ew’ H ~~ \ 4 other colors—is an establis} ed Spring Su H ae | so " . : many will find it an economical one to follow by eadache, wk | } Pl Radium lent hes lendid black Silks fc w attire Neuralgia. alm eorgette selecting these splendid black Silks tor ne ) -] ? a & ] — : . di aryv valu . Dr. Miles BS — Regn and pretty Spring colors—and Elkhart, Ind ? \\ Fea demand ition: a. hee ae 68 Dre. MILES e- A rn? J Aa yy ss o Many will choose $ ‘ ERVIN <i ay” 0 sa yards and yards = Novelty Coating = Printed Crepe black Coating will lend more All-silk Crepe de Chine, 40 a | . P than a touch of distinction to inches wide. In allover 36-inch Black Satin, special! $1.19 your Spring coat. Chenille polka dot printed patterns 36-inch Black Taffeta, special, yd.. $1.48 bayadere $9 38 aa - nebrw} $1 39 . avored. ’ . 4 40-inch Black Crepe, very special, yd. $2.19 stripes; si sig toma 40-inch Black Satin Crepe, special, yard. $2.20 esto aa ee 40-inch Black Satin Crepe, special. yd.. .$2.48 40-inch Black Satin Crepe, special, yd.. .$3 88 : 40-inch Black Satin Crepe, special, yd... .$4.88 Tub Satin A splendid fabric to supply at the beginning of the warm- yard del wee Ah PROM a? AO NEMS abacstiit ‘pci ae 0 hae re “ag Aeneas x Pear. £ - sa i Metal Cloths Sumptuous plain and novelty weaves if various metallic Velvet Brocade Yo San Crepe Imported and American-made Washable—and ultra new— Brocades on soft romaine this semi-rough all-silk Crepe weatas éneaeen, “aia crepe. So unusual in this —for sports type apparel. ehite enh tae fabrics. All im- 98 Sale that it would be advis- Light and medium colors. A 5 shades. closely esto = most . able to. select 79 fabric that sug- 48 T) S t lo woven; 36 inches remarkable to for next Win- $‘3: gests itself for $ : . ayoO a Ing W obtain at ns | —— wide; yard ter’s wear; new-season gar- yard ... | ments. Special, yd 59 Very Special, $122 GeorgetteCrepe Chiffon Taffeta Yard Plain, closely-woven all-silk A crisp weave for youthful Gleaming, shimmering Rayon fabric with a satin fin- Georgette Crepe of a quality Spring frocks. Plain and Lustrous, sheer, rayon-faced, Always g008 = =e ish Its varied ossibilities will lead some to select that will give very good serv- changeable — many popular silk-backed Velvets—a light frocks — this year in more ae : spe P a as hers for decorative ice. 39 «inches 29 colors; most 68 weight suitable for Spring charming printed patterns it for durable costume Slips, others ge : cafes wide «—- in desir- $ ‘ unusual value: : ) uses. still others for sports costumes. Twenty colors able hues: == yard == “The White Bor” a a wear. Many ex- 66 than ever. Light 68 ; hotght of goed, 7} Fe cellent colors; $ . and medium col- ; —36 inches wide. yard | sae chutes een AF Colored Velvets New Foulards alls and figurativels. it hae ; es . . . on the prestige of the famous = fi x . very specia: Orings. Special, name “Park & Tilferd”——end = , | yard eS ae the yard Charge Purchases | pw Will Appear on e March Statements We Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps “Corelle” chocolate. Davilight Silk Section—Third Fleer 1-2-3-5-Lb. Sizes $i the Pound PARK & TILFORD Charge Parchases Will Appear on March Statements ~*~ what LN naan ot oD eReUe eben hel ee) Aedes

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ SUNDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 27, 192% 3 ____ ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH ee a ne We Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps—Charge Purchases Made Monday Payable in April ie Lessons in Bridge ar Barr's Soaps—Monday Only . Little Children’s | € Barr’s very popular toilet Soa | : @ Navy porret twill, flaring Secure tickets in the Book Shop for Mr. Fosters * Sona alia lla . ‘ 03 Pst mond-stented ee %, — “meth : series of three Budge Lessons—at 3:15 p. mon Monday, oe delight$al — couquet-scented Hazelgreen Soap shoulder and blowing in’ § Tuesday and Wednesday—in the Tearoom. One lesson : Febru ee ee ee Oe ee reveal a red and biue plaid u for $: the series. $3—and tea is included. OPERATED BY THE MAY COMPANY ebruary at this special price. Get a supply M a eae Sixth Fleer ; THE MAY CO. THE MAY CO. FAMOUS-BARR CO. M.O'NEIL CO. THE MAY CO. Toilet Geeds Section—Maie Ping: Sug, straw-brimmed Hats | Les Angeles Denver St. Leuis Akroa Cleveland ; pe For Gifts or for the Home— A New, Lower Price on the Celebrated _ aa . _ Shakers RC A Ra di ’e) | q 20 Resin Mond. $1.95 Value, $ 1:22 A A Nationally-Favored Radio Set—Complete With All Special at. Tubes, Batteries, Speaker and Table—Now Offered at ¢ ie + \ % FP x | “Saas UW @ There are just 500 of these BP | v4 individual St erlin ig Silver Salt i} i j} A ARG and Pepper Shakers in ham- ines \ ," y . S ] Lids © 94 mered or paneled style. 3 salt j as 1 S = | ey \ as and 3 pepper Shakers in each i ‘ sf :. yt.4 set in attractive gift box. 7 >. ( 2S ilverware “ection—Main Fleor Of “Robin Hood” Make—Specially Pur- [F) °° | Sy) ~ su | ° i ae ‘ chased and Offered at Much Less ot p> BH € This is the popular Antenna Pt Oe ¢: | weg Radio Set that represents a Than the Regular Price eo] i a. A Special Offering ot high standard of excellence— Ys iw | and is owned in thousands of homes where Wey hye \ \ Popular ix Novels “the best” is demanded. Now it’s offered at eee Bi a lower price—complete with the following se : Monday Over 200 accessories—giving you an opportunity to ave met aN at & Titles get in better touch with the radio world. @ The popular “Robin Hood” Suits at savings ve A PX S44 © Books that are talked of and in demand today— 4 UX 199 RCA Tubes aL 2. ae afr ittix Mo wk \ a Hii mili Sil ; pw. a / gee” Pip ig - e VE A ESI hd Lo deat th aa Ne ” As 6c FR SP Ra Sa. vy aaa BON NOLES =, ij ie EE ap is be Lak Aas a. 5 een LOR PRD ¥ ee Ee ie Pitas Pin Ay ge : ‘ro eal alll at R ici a ly chad «eb 2g? og - * hem Fa iii ies cone ae eh Ss ¥: Me foe Bae ua 5 ¢ gad PERE EA A se Heth Bed fate 3 ie iv - A S Rep ee PS 2 sl Vale 2) Ae Sh ty Y - ee wate ro nee a he ae ee a re ON oe ae af Pesan, ea SN es Be OR Et = “ 7 Py 1 ee ve a * ee =e these: Eveready B Battery, 135 volts ; , titles as these: ‘ ‘ needs now. Attractive Spring styles—fast-color 1 221,4-volt Eveready C Battery . . yo | ‘ lim F the Moon Another Scandal will supply 2! to 8 year old boys with enough - ay , copeee OF Se een e } mm « : on New Spring Many Fast “ae Oe es « i House of Youth Copper St reak Trail Radio Section—Sixth Fleor Be Arranged, if Desired Dress Hats flapper and regu- green, gray and sturdy fabric, ie paw : : Street Hats lation Suits—“real white — plain or made with cov- mo Spring. fects. tacking. Cut full. . | c~ se in Highest Favor Widely Varied Assortment — All ; % , T hese tial Prices - a '@e chic, and the larger head : Get a Dozen Pairs or More of These ese Spec a a . : : . Suk, ing makes it exceedingly desirable. One of Large Hair Hats S$ good workmanship. An opportune time to sup- China Sectiou—Fifth Fleer Cotton or Linen S rayon mixtures and other fabrics. Samples of some of f& oe | Pillow Cases can buy at this low price you should certainly provide fabrics—the sort of garments that bespeak their be | Sere Bee Bi The Rebel Bride Playing With Souls 1 Fine Arts Cone Speaker , Heart's Desire Almond Blossoms This Set without accessories or cabinet for the entire Spring and Summer seasons. ? ; ae iz | Sixth Floor Styles Colors Workmanship [| “” & Fudge Aprons Laundry S -* a Needlework Section—Third Fleer liberally for your needs. Men's Furnishings—Main Fleer which ke it well worth while to supply later ey) y p% ,,,\* ¥ books that you will want to read. Included are such 1 UX 120 Power Tube . : iti. ist § the Guilt; 1 iola 2 i own remarkable value at this special price. Many . me: CAristy One of the Gailty 1 Radiola 20 Cabinet Pines of Lory Possess! at the reduced price of $78. Deferred Payments May : Button-on, middy, Suits in tan, blue, Every Suit is of new ways for contrasting ef- buttons, and bar- —and ig One of the Most Popular Shapes. ¥ The Authorized Mode Bers’ Clothing Section—Second Floor Very Exceptional Values at ‘oi se Offered Monday From the tiny cap styles, se 9 00 95 $ 95 Ls Bas € This is one of the most attractive dinner- $M brims, fabrics and trimmin $1: $1: and | ‘ — we ware patterns that has been introduced in a Ff - } S a p ( OSE ie ro long time. It 1s distinctive and its rich color- : : : , Models of lovely materials, and displaving very cin | February Sale at $29. Models of Crepe ment of Spring Patterns Greatly Under- | ment priced at | | Table Boome: Dresses ° Monday C Samples From Some of the Largest Mills | TW | Dis Wienake | $7 5 W | W It R / @ Included are Silk Hose in a variety of plain colors, a ab inished —— - OO 1 Of) ugs 2s ; also fancy patterns in imported and domestic lisle, 4 . mm Bootee Sets hoe Bag: - | 7 Choice at the Special Price of _— Special $3.95 15000 Sample Kerchiefs @ Finely wrought Rings of 18-karat solid n Three white gold and very beautifully carved. Your purchase Monday will be made at a saving. liover and motif designs. some Main Fieer Jeweiry Section C .- and C = 1 ornate motif enriched by the blending of lovely colors on various grounds—taupe predomi- @ Literally heaps of fresh new Handkerchiefs in the daint: est of styles Tl nating. All fringed. samples—and so specially purchased that we're able to offert ° ° . 2 ; n tar iess than Fifth Floor D l ] roup of Girls ce eee ee r the sarne qualities. The kind you can't have “to _a~* ss ¥ - a bs s-> ai’ G' = hoose early Monday. Spring Coats lie cca a aaa fo ad ee Practical Housewares Kor os + 7 : ’ — Oo! ' ik crepe. nd Bed: mt novelties. ‘nlite Rill, cae “eT Sport and Regulation Models | . Every Article at Much Less Handkerchief Section—Wain Flecr , Than Regular Price Special Value at | | ; $1.25 Roasters ** ° _ : 1 biu Roaster it Just Fifteen May Protitably Obtain These Splendid ) if . | : ar aiae Ga cn dae Solid Gold Wedding Rings A Maker's Entire Sample Line—Affording Choice ot Immense Lots—Specially Priced at spiel. abs Perens a i vet oo nmches wide and i5 inches long. One-piece seamless Desk Electric Machines coe pe emer IC Wash Boilers Mop Extra-heavy all-copper, large. @ The little school miss _ et: : ady for instant wi : ae ‘ee No. 8 size. “and stationary © 7 1] . ; -Oonvenient 2 > ‘ rit oF beet oe woo handle an of from 7 to 14 years wil! m es bhekandien eee $i. 9 euiiieiias: adele ahem einen noms ie aaa oe 90 be “correctly coated” for — si ate ¢ hand ial h: in ¢ | | less body. welded spout strong bail and 7 10 | LU sport or regulation mod- | 2 | ; : wood grip. | i Pp Ms : ' = ? cA group of just 15 of these Desk style Electric } . | | els. aids in bright | peer eri Aleit Ter: = ——+— | Sewing Machines presents an opportunity Monday $2.75 Percolators ings of kasha, or silk | 7 A La : ‘ “amg many more than that number should be interested —of Wear-Ever aluminum; 8- stitching. Large patch | = in sharing. For this adaptable kind of cabinet is a cup size; fitted with remova- aan tlee A all | very desir rable feature—and the Machine will give . ble filter cup: ebonized wood : eiowren’ Sugg : 4, utmost sewing satisfaction. : handle; glass 1¢ iot regulation Coats. | ) : ll Toilet Paper solid colors, and basket Combination Sewing Machines Stepladders - Ro ot ¢ silk teeeeal weaves trimmed with —with toot treadle and Westinghouse built-on motor. fully S-foot size: made of well- crn = > es “T = | leather. Variety of mod- guaranteed—with full set of attachments: - cit ‘ance Wadi soulless | sal : £1, Aouet Faper, i els. - speci al at $47 seasoned wood. . es rodded J . : - 1} lar $i ze sheets; Value. 5 Spring in one of these aiue - - or uncer eacn step: Fitted with Pai nts—gallc on F oa pa = ecial — i These Sewing Machines Obtainable for $5 Cash, Balance Monthly & cet high-grade Sie : , Sewing “Machine Secticn—Sis% Fleer iced a_i —m we - Son andl oTranc Se ee eee eminee ~_

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_———_—__[_. —— ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ __SUNDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 27. 1927 * ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ So LUD Monday Only Little Children’s Coats We Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps—Charge Purchases Made Monday Payable in April Price, 12 for 55c | Ina Newly Arrived Group at $18.95 Attractive Ring Mountings toilet Soaps—almond SC @ Navy poiret twill, flarin : 5 & $8.95 sce | ll, g from a raglan In Two Special Groups, $5.9 $8. quet-scented Hazelgreen Goon 1 shoulder and blowing in Spring ioheees to pa ae ) ) and obtainable only during iH reveal a red and blue plaid silk lining! Sizes € 18-k. white gold Ring Mountings of the price. Get a supply Monday? } 2 to 6 years. agg type wanted for engagement and gift rings. | ) Elaborately filigreed—with handsomely en- a mF ee esas OPERATED BY THE MAY COMPANY — ee I , ~~ ‘iain . nfants’ Section Third Floor THE MAY CO. THE MAY CO. FAMOUS-BARR CO. M. O'’NEIL CO. THE MAY CO, Los Angeles Denver St. Louis Akron Cleveland elebrated i “ 5) ] 2 2 ¢ | Beginning Monday at 9 A. M. and With the Same Remarkable Values—The Widely Anticipated Annual Offering of - } SOMpP leS pt ino Malin cry 750 Showroom Samples From Foremost New York Designers \ > BN ie See wat | Bel WS ; Values That } An Occasion 7 ho. x 1 Bel 3 a Are Most of Early mf 4, we . Extraordinary at. . Spring Importance , ¥ wy AMO rt i Cisaiareaasitisitan“ i Pp’ @ This is the annual Sample Sale of ultra-smart Spring Hats that attracts enthusiastic women and misses to our Millinery Salon each year. An occasion that results from extraordinary purchases and the co- operation of foremost designers — presenting our own selection of the choicest new modes. Many will obtain several Hats—for various costumes, so extreme are : | the values at $10! 7) GA =— S . ja eterred Payments May bt A , Only One or Two of a Kind in This Diversified De Arranged, if Desired | , Collection—and of Course Early Choice ress ats 4 PN Will Be Broadest—Be Among ‘, C mae the First to Come! Copies of. | r atter 1) ) Sports Hats French Hats Captivating Are the New a ory } ais 2 | 4 ~ N\ONG ° . From the tiny cap styles, so youthfully \ : 4, ae oe | You can therefore appreciate what In Fashionable V ariety at | chic, and the larger head sizes to wide ‘i ge ae} : f very remarkable values these Hats are - a . —. brat smartest crowns, 7 7 2 fe ae at $10—and offered at the very begin- § 5 § 197 75 $AQ. 75 | € most attractive dinner- rims, tadDrics and trimmings. St ee ; SS ee at has been introduced in a | ff . Vie \ , se : oe : | distinctive and its rich color- if . Nia) | BN Ow, | eedingly desirable. One of | Large Hair Hats Silk Hats Vey aa ce. ae Ribbons, tlowers and ornaments are cleverly @ This new array of Spring modes displays the design- 00-piece Sets offered in the Crochet Braids Milans Sasa eo — ) fashioned and applied to balance latest lines— ers’ skill in diversifying accepted types. You'll admit : / every approved Spring color and many black Hats that these groups, with their many new arrivals, offer $29. M :; odels of Crepe Novelty Sports B . China Section—Fifth Floor p y raids provide for every costume need. some of the most engaging fashion developments you've seen. Sheer and heavier silk crepes, satins, chiffons Choquette Braids Smartest Felts on . / 3 | es Sn ae and wool crepellas—variety to meet every requirement. COLORS are the new light tones that have won such favor—the ever-smart of Just 45 ) ma : Monday—These 1500 D See This New navy blue and black—and latest com- oo ay . _~ PEN POR RE ae BIN Rie MP FM wl Oi I i ed ee en Ce ken Me ee em ‘ mit) ae “ ee oe ee ae ee - > - _ —_ Ps ‘se " . ; : ¥ - Mev, ? A *, , be s iw =e ‘ ie > ~ n A it te ay A 408 loee? «ease ty een are A tape pg She tans «Noy sang thas Py Pe tga ah ertheg be aah ceeenne eee eae, een pee ~ wits + Bib) Sine 5 ellie ae te a a —" ¥ cain Te 5 ee! g — . ’ . “ os . “ 4 - . ae “cw in aes + ’ nd ae i ee or a prac =— » ng te od ‘ pitas ree acd es . nko ee oe 2 ——e 7 . dance nin cella bel tees RE gio he a te a PEN LS Ars ing he a i RR: ch PS pec eg fs Hat Pah we 5 &.. * * & vx bt me PRS ~o4 Le au «ay y r r) ae eee - 7 et ~ ‘ . ° o = - ne 4 ~~ ¥ aie kas kee ee tered “ et . ‘ " é Ve q ot “ * oo — " — - + See att. at So ies ite at. ah ees ert ‘A « eo ee? 1 ee een a anton OPO omnerec ~ 4 me *! - . . re - ol ee saw il aa s ARS Ril Os eR ee Kom Re . ” i » ? aa ee, Ee WMT chen Sant «cae Se Bririce ener op an A . | ihe ~ Se ven ea iit ide ws . a : . ; ¥ y % ao OE hae wane uninghel 4 patil Raat » (oan eae ant OAD ae 3 OS 5 Sk Bebe wr UK 3 ors + a Per ~ ee ” we & Ps ey Ly a } we. ee, . cade . ‘ . ¥ ea - NN Seance Sealab eda ek phages” OE z, se ro 7 aw lo) ie ae eet revdnaiad titted = A - a ri —— sahaors aloes as kin alli . a — LR es ae an LS, FRE em BRE YF AE rreEy CRF RISE Ok ESO fae SOO oy IN Capt on J vent en oy: ma n re Te beet 4 tan er ae! * Jeg ae Br Mr eae — m . a en . ‘ Pie ingy ae Re Sart Ray ie % e % ae 4 et - - 5 . wt . mit ra 4 P ‘a en SPB as - 7 iB anne i ¥ S ee » wa - . d - , : . Via é « —— : ” 3 a * . "" ” t Gerth Re ‘ S . - . ~ wer ; De a aes ae eal o ies el. ee a - aa : la Wicks octeg a et teateg eel ea, Pe a ' . a oli oes eg 3 ‘ ; 2 . Oe. alae ee ee OI ee ee ee ee ee — - ee PERN Tah ¥ OS aie oo as iauenay akteten ecAmendbe ten alts. Te ay -s ; ‘ , 4 col apthens 4 es Maen OS wid 8 PeSeirs 1 de eh aE ng A i eligi LE ee: east Inner Belt ¢ 85 _ At a February Feature Price— @ A special purchase of the newest Rayon }: | Li \ Monday the Last Day to Choose at Undergarments in plain tailored and charm- a ing. fancy styles—pink, peach, Nile green fopcx $ 715 : iar ale > fe - a we ” i vem ee “ wae is - * ” eae, ae “ ¥ i » te 98, Ahem Mets ee BK sy oY FF RE eS A Ae Oe EP RRR Liv ti PAAR ON at ee eoon wired ds PER Saree gg Mh ae Eee ry Leouer ss ) ' ~ 4 fe, oa ; ; ~y fy . , : . , . . * tay 5 Oe ape me Or ponbtnn. een eae asa ‘ ee sna ors in this group, also. The popular Tailored and other colors. and other leathers mendes chiffon Hose with short lisle tops. and lisle-topped medium and light- — weight silk Hose. ERRORS i RON 1600 Pairs Short Lisle-Top Chiffon Hose Roll Toilet Paper ae TSS Se 2400 Pairs Lisle-Top Medium-Weight Hose Fine quality of silk tissue : i 3200 Pairs Lisle-Top Light-Weight Hose Toilet Paper, 9 sheets to : “~ : the roll: eee etek sheets; f{ A ' No Mai! or Phone Orders Will Be Accepted special ee Rolls for This Hosiery. Since the Savings Will Miia | 67C Be Available Monday Only—Be Here Early. Monday for Hasement Gallery Hoastery Section—Main Fleer ” a " . e : < t - es a = #2 es z= Me eBe ‘ + tate’ abt beets ot DAOC Rumbo tae 16 i, oe eRe ob Aries Hie de)

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FEBRUARY 27. 199% _ ST.LOUIS POST-CISPATCH PAGE 4B ___ ———£* LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING. | °°? hb ta - a . =— : Initial "Kerchiefs |. $2.95 Purses| | ,. a ae Boys’ Suits | f S ds— Special ~ Value, , 39 $1.50 93 in L | | Seem. Ofor 59] | Se $788 | | vane DSC ) } | € Wool mixed, in 70xB8o- € Tailored, regulation, Ol:- @ Men's large cambric “Kerchiefs in piain ae 3 . € Leather pouch and under- inch size. Rose, gold, blue, ver Twist. middy and sus- white. also colored wovwen-border kinds with e ' , embroidered initials. Also plain ones arm bags. also some sample tan and gray. Cotton sateen pender Suits. Sizes 2 to 6. W uti : ». | Silk Purses Baseme at binding to match. Rasemceast Basement & wee ag e tamps— Rasemes' , 5 : . : a - - a i ry ° ; ¥ : i Sad 4 . 7 : ‘e " re > . — be : ° . - 3 \ e.taraeatati Py W/V MASS BASEMENT EXCONO! Begins Monday Morning—The Big Annual Caleliration Which , nk. s Attend € The Basement Economy Store’s bigsest event! Eagerly awa; i . oe perly awaited be om past experience know | Another Very Important Birthday Sale Feature—Hundreds of Soriastime needs for everyenc in the { ly as well-an Meare dt : Ae po re = | 200 Prs. Men’s Trousers New Hats Underpriced thing keep you from coming again this year—and you'll want te ? : bearly on the first da ‘ Ne ~e 3 te. gual 5 2G wee Deas po Boe ey Eve Se Mee oA aft ORs ee ee er! c* Se eet om Cae ah Se pe ‘ . ae y J eae Pre i ee Pa ee ee a a A Segre * os fe horas (SIS A Special Purchase Brings This Birthday Offering of | S ceGbipor gts ihe aliaal nlc sia ae SAAD. ek PE: ORaE ee 04s Oy igh ign ane Hi tgs mie. - “fie it std eine: a eee Pe ee hice Sen cic a et re Rg RR Ye ego Bae ee eee ae es = ~ hy he [er garnet ny, * hy S y iin alin ' ; : ae a eee de® Bey vay 4 paint oss Silage atic eRe oe - ronan, ; ’ 5 a . ‘epee Sk Bone Meee wy Ete Me hg Mh Sa ee ge, er Bae: FO tree PER: ast vy a> ey « x Ee ie ne ‘| A Fa i MY oes Peel Ae as «ut : : Bom, p ¥ Bip PRD pga ERR - + a Pome’ Pris dD we are ad > PRES OTN SMES ih te. pay you to secure a pair Or two , ’ > ** % ‘ - tai- : . ; —~ @ A specially purchased group which ai- . 7 . Beginning Me to match vour suit. Well ¢t | | ae “ ‘ , . , . we lored of wool serges. French - —/ om aioe gg choice for all. Hun- = | 7 . : dreds of them—in such a wide va- J | | backs, through -and- through ; ss . ac - ie mH rk. : . riety of styles that we could not Ae lhe) . | worstecs, Sli mixtures anc / a = atone “s ‘ : on ie oo 2 G - ; start to mention them. They're | was ‘ > “i excellent cashmere, with snug- ; TAN | = SSS effectively trimmed in the iy ; i. = | fitting waist and two-f] aps On SAN ‘ 4 vit nr newest ways, with flow- leit | 7 - hip pockets. ers, fancy pins and oth- . AN , | er attractive novelties. | The patterns and colors ee So \ iY” Bik “vA : will also please as wel! as ‘4 ~ 2 \ | me Large, medium and | 6G S | 9 The Birthday Sale Presents These Excellent Values in $12.50. S C S (| t | : : lag \ The very s es that @ Neckband and collar-attached Shirtsy of :m- Mar oeind Od S ee ie = : are War . spores: out- parted paaee broad« loth, Satin-stri ” broad- ~*~, — | | | d @ec is : Ay ~~ ge | | v STP tt Ti _/9 surely Siiitedly at the iia et and white Sizes 14 te. - - v 4 ¢ } _ ites | \ Af — >. 4 _ - $1.45 and Cer \/ $1.95 Values tN OTE POL REE NP EB me age : ~~. cnc tte lt: ll. eee ee eit a cngne-wmatenttial enemas . dene vee on = ~— — 7 dais Phiel Se ee omer ~ er, a es te a eRe etn ae RRR nena eee $1 Neckwear Boys’ Blouses aiialias Monday, at | int me ER “Birthday Cut silks and new Blouses cof broadcioth hy Be fi ; ; | Phad | ie Pee kmitted omes, each meavy madras. duplex “4 a “ . | ee | F | non-wrinkaDie woo! cloths and chambray | a 4 ie | | | | ie Ma 7 Crepes, lined Also woo! Good patterms and co! ) £ SN ed 4 . . i 14 , = ae , 3 . Fb. ia 1 Ae) | ail i; Georg Satins ' z ma ‘ " ‘ . > | 7 : | crepe T, i rs. Ages 6 to 15: £ ‘ a. eo | 663 and Gied Shades Basement icenems+ ‘tore eseeetesee¢ a % ws he a - 4 % a ae € BS 5: A remarkable collection of new- 7 ai 4 , rs Included hie most want- . ~ e . . . | . , : ' = | ; | r r J ’ Union Suits Axminster and 4) 6 res rst styled Sprin g Coats in models pe : ye at for dress as well as sports wear ed Spr 7 h light and a | Veet Rugs UR hi suitable j matron dark, as @Plways desir- 2S oe F or miss. Thes e are tur-trimmed able black® B5c mse nee fe | Scheu 4 See eeas ts, iid sme) LITIULICC, te — | | , | Coats, tailored sports Coats, poiret -- | @Mens elastic > 5 SS: / 2 | twill Coats. A Special Birthday Sale Offering of Extra Velouill Otfeiing of Silk and ribbed cotton a a We | ‘, | - va ; : Suits of heavy OY Ad s os bb The newest Spring colors ¢ Extra-Size Dresses a Dresses ieacn Y e. weight, with long 7 ae € A splendid opportunity to secure | 2 D! ric A ee 1c@act i¢ « ia ~ Vi epe. 50 ' ' =. . f ‘ S ‘ a’ ae 2ner a ae] ’ ° “Tr ns ) nr, 1] ry *} * I > 3 — —— ok . ° , *” 2 7 64-inch mercerized cotton Pe] rel] Lt unbdbieact! 81x90 i] Black. navy and a lar; pi teetec Fabrics «kk cent ay eh ag . _ ft | ? . ~ Py ’ - , , > = * jy 3 = 7 ; _~ ss we ' ety of Lae moss des Ess 5 ar rose. blue or old borders in sede a wlar AOc ‘ Sy cH oe a8 | ’ hee ues, ros wal ¥ £0.c pDoTcers ' , »US ie he wad JV Y QO , P prac pal f Spring mz coiors and combina 4 * - na . r = - ‘ . o ad os i» . — ge > rns a 4 ; = a ; i . oa design : y , eth “99 and radioux chiffon and & Collection will be found Kitchen as Dress Voiles a Priced Very Special - : S weaves for Spring— ‘nil-blesached mart }; ~ ~ ) :, AG f nd oth : Full-bleached. part : OxtOr crink. pt GQ S. 40-inch dress voiles of saeer, , = - oraer Minne 4 a to secure enoug= ar ter “gn is 1 : . . —2 ‘ > rT} - ored borde: liowe ling Bs k -Inch : i har d TWist quality. Ms r .i* ' ae . 4 ee. , = th ‘al +? > hn seem 146 : ‘ —— a. uri pe uime OStar-tex quailty > ‘ rose. b! © nants, in white and 15 ay g° tae . pees, pen ) | SC / ° ) ; th ¥ are: Pa PeCONL Ma Rae ee weet. "p OO Be a Wea AE a 5 ig tee pee a q ‘ p ei cts » x : Meee : » Se ¥ 8 Kat oF rf os *) VP ie eld ge "9 sail all 5 ae SEU oat oo m al s a ‘ Ty 49 f : BF pe dn Mao AR A ie, ‘ oy - ; nF a, sean - : 5 PNM Pir y ar aARO 5 , “A aoe PANE he ae Fe Wen. nl Gah eo Pe f 2 , 7 an Bile | ate ' - hs. Selle BO ia 2 I AUB a ert aati ite ata icatinaire i th wy rec f esp Ad Pe ae ge ee Fc TN ae Pan LS EERE ars PSR. tp eieee te ala Ree al she PEARS. ND A26 ROKR te jap Minato Gale Resa z % i Be ie he Te CER AE See ote os At xe ‘ ae ree Ta Oric Sr Cc"? 2 | " * ’ . ~ > * 7 e0ric. opeciai gold stripes colors. Special, vard c —— Printed Voiles: Cotton Satinay Mattress Covers Cotton Soiesette Dress Linens Tt. ee 7 \ heehee 40 imches wide: printed de. Rach, lustrous fimish: 36-inch Of wumbleached heavy «hee “teen : - ? 2s ; = : = Georgette signe en light and 70,- icepiieaies aiid 3 nee « heavy sheet M :2! remmants, 2 to 1 ods 36 imches wide. Pure Irish eee Bee acl, Sars = 29¢ 33C ag. *Uit size. Dox $] 47 32 imcRes wide. Many linen, pre-shrunken. In 3 rocades ap-inch sheer quality nted : - ae ee ” — Shirting adras ons enna 7 bacon teeter agg . mee" Colored Tafieta g ¥ printed 6 ches wide n Wanted 16 inches wide. !n slain _ | ) cay jecorat:' clesec pane! Fa * . . ~ — - pee id SEs 2 tm. wade Woven. des: ; ood a | Sigeadle Taffeta ’ - = batiste. Slight 29¢ shades. Brocaded e/- 39 ef pink eh archia 3 inn ‘ ~' na “2s . ~ : a P seconds. yrard - fects. Rayon mixtures c | a a — ) im flo Jes: Z cece! anrine 4 4s-pound ' sided Broadcioth — s @i vw é . ’ x ° Cc c ae: - vy c had ay e -- — pa . _— > . « . * . . , mgnnregng ay on and fe! ttress n covering of clon “ae” "Pe de Chine Basement F eenom* ter , _s emt a Mase mower Preaesms *terr ee ee eee eee een enn AO ae MOR Sr SOR Re CROCE OE nny ~enyneprrsanee see me hy gee ene =

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& i) Pound Cake | | | Candies Rompers Elastic Girdles ecial, 35e 25 ‘ 4 Extra $ 85 ? , & ae 57C Special. P e q ne loaf Cake filled C Assorted—containing pea- @€ Treo Elastic Girdles with brocade pane] with Suamaid saisins, tov- _ fritters, coco-nut loaf c — fastening and jiffy front and back. They are especially ideal and milk and dark choco- style. Good colors. Sizes 1. for athletic wear. A very popular type of 2 We Give and | Bb, Eagle Stamps ped wich seat | | ioe x —ae-s wane |. eae ste DAY SALE Ais Attend With Extreme Profit—The Values Are So Extraordinary vent! Eagerly awaited by t ul from past experience know full well that it is the time ideal to supply | as well as for the home. [f @isded one of the Basement’s Birthday Sales, you will certainly not let any- A Special Purchase Makes Possible This Birthday Sale of 4500 Pairs of —and you'll want to be he pearly on the first day—Monday. , _| Women’s Low Shoes ) d ° Factory Checked $2.95 to $5.95 Kinds, at pao at. 5 Q JOO Nj Spring Dresses $00 i — ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ ss SUNDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 27, 1997_ ss ——s—C—CSCSCQSTLQUSS POST-DISPATCH ed ~—s Mata atatatatata’ obs bs te hs be bh fata’a*atarata Val *aPaPatatataratatatatates a*aPat ates Yat",?, ' aPatat.tatatata? + | A Birthday Sale Feature! Samples and Special Groups of Women’s Hose @ Thread silk or silk-and-rayon mixed Hose with lisle tops and re- inforced feet. Made in mock-tash- ioned style, and shown in assorted ; light colors as well as black and @ A very interesting collection is this n i , (lla hie one—affording new Spring styles in Pe 4 ) “tia wiiite. dress and sports Oxfords, pumps. - . r ) dg ae Colonials and fancy combina- AFB EROEL TY , : tions as well as some black xe \YZ LA W omen’ S ‘Silk Hose | 5° $12.50 Valuesdee Beginning Monday at comfort Oxfords and straps Leeson. - = i | Irregular $1.75 Kinds, Choice at ........ . * . with cushion insoles and rubber heels. | : : Supply needs for some time from this important group! : tA a Full-fashioned silk from top to toe, with lisle inside gar- Fashioned of such ter welt and reirforced feet. Offered in black as well as wanted colors. f ° oe leathers as_ black ee L = | Fawr & : | : ee satin, blonde gray P | “ ; : e — , i wed, 2 . and black patent and ‘s a Dae” Men’s less Men’ s Siubi Men’s Silk Hose tan leathers. The “at (x comfort Shoes are 7 es aie : Seconds, at Seconds, at | Seconds, Special x 1 ‘a e f r i : : q SS “ 7 € an extra irthday Sale | ‘ay é a 7 # of black kid. Sizes , | ' a 98 l4c 45 offering —furchases of See \ Wi ih i ( TMG a “4 ae C Seamless mercerized C 5 ae ei? ; Ys Be : seeete : Basement - — Rayon and mercerized | cotton Hose with dou- | Full and mock fash- 1200 Dresse ppring styles ; : rLin’ / ae | {| Ok scsnemy “tere cotton Hose in fancy | ble heels and toes. | ioned, with lisle tops. TTT ~ a ee. @ he MAN RT AN s» @« bi) tists /«# . 4 Wh. VAM x / >». ae | tg checked and striped Also plain cotton, Shown in black and de- that would sell at $10 ype ‘ ee ee ‘ ag Hien phy Nh VENT poner Ne poe ay wanna gery a neeme \? , : raf , —— ; , 4 ) ~ . Ys x ave ) C i j , rl i p TA ; ‘ ani r 4 \ + " ' ' ' j L i 4 4 y y 5 ae ‘wee ; ; f ame } | | | é $ 5 Q : 2 | $ Ss 5 we : Son y | 1: ; $7.50 oY, ae | Cama | Set ° | | Val emacs 2 : , i ; a ue. *-* } 2 , ; ~ i Materialgat Crepes, =f = mY, i Complete. . George | Satins ! te , Bhan | 4 | @ Smart sports models of wool mixtures in 1@ec == se Pais ZY / SESE | : is a -) - & Vie laids and novelty materials, and O Shades | ee Z J WG | 7A « Dainty ruffled Curtain Sets in ivory sround e \ ae ee pair, special at only : A Regrarkable Birthday Offering of 1980 Pieces of pair... $1.49 ae — ae ‘Extra Values in @ Offering of Silk and a $3 Féinged Penske : Pic lie Dresses U: dermuslins Re 2c — ey , . : : Value ae , ‘ Attractive new patterned Cre- Exceptionally serviceable & Of serviceable crepe de chine in the season S ope : | tonnes for draperies a: ™ ality ae 3 aida enti is stlawer £ | patiiaue and Porto Rican Handmade ee quality, lace Panels in the | Dainty —_- cobb so oe newest shades. Tucking, smocking, ruffles and popular shadow weave in at- designs for making sash and long other attractive trimming effects are shown, Kinds—E xtreme Values at and designs: light or dark tractive patterns. 4s inches by curtains. Ivory and beige tints. | Sj . aa ae i ; ms ’ 1Zes 0 rrounds. >t aes 5 7/2 yards Rasement lLiconomy Store and they'll not last long NY : Marvelettes : , : ; e zs gon \ ° ° . . ° - price! Of silk pongee in O9c Vr fu Extraordinary Savings Are Offered Beginning Monday in the AVings anal i ateh embroidered yoke @ Think of securing such lovely gar- and radioux chiffon and | f Very S ol double hip hems. R3¢ ments at the exceptionally low. price h p € Combimation fabric). Series for & sports wear. Sizes 36 emarkable * hing ideas pieces are offered in white, honey and bis de naar? ev lesh. Scallops, drawnwork, filet in- 7 are fash- An a timers Sewers and Others! serts and embroidery add much to their Junior Lamp Shades bridge Lamp Shades h , | | \\ \ a flat crepe. B49 $6 to $8 $ AQ Ps rarale 5 U na r ; : | reiias arge va- ae Te Regular and Extra Size Costume Slips Values Values 4 : mpre desirable . —of Alpaca rayon and Palmetto cloth ts Pleated silk Georgette Beautiful oorgets Silk AP on | Seconds of bom bina- > e205 Values, Yard They're mon-clinging and are offered in , | SS atte” ~) Shades that are drum lined pvgesse io = a NS p) $5.98 Grade Spring’s newest shades. Sizes 36 to 98c ie * v with | Japanese silk in a distinctive shapes. SO : c : i ee ee Mi sie te u. ee ] ; } ¢ - la f+ glazed decorated shades Shades at left. . : 4°\ i _—— : ae | ' | | € 200 Silkk Um- These m\ | Important Birthday Sale Offering of | | Junior and Bridge Lamp Bases | | brellas in 16-rib style, with amber- We sei ag Fos, | > . ‘ ; ‘ . , ' : - *? ; - ’ " ft) t ft 4 Vai — +f - ; . ° ae \ z 9 , An extraordinary group $io tc ori so values sore fin : colored tips and “ aS lane ys . ) | : ished Bases in a variety of styles, all artistically de- ferrules. Fancy val ' 4 —, signed. Suitable for all rooms. Complete $6 45 | handles. - ; , ; > \ Soe mr Ollection will be found a with plug and cord, each y Special Oe a d weaves for Spring— Choice of Popular Styles A | i | - | r Sand other purposes. Sy | | $6 Lamp Bases $4.50 & $5.50 Shades 7 ; Panty peed idea to secure enough $ 95 | | Heavy stipple antique fin sh Most unusual values are ! = 4 Q5 mr\. pee during this special f T | —— Mics | 1 | ed junior or bridge Bases in these bridge, junior and ta- ) | Dresses ’ id | m \eh My the many weaves are: O Ty | | black and gold with heavy ble lamp Shades in colors to ———= : metal Bases, Complete with nas ene rack che ry $2 Value Cre AOR bys ’ q i oma -~ tussah silk, var | 7 | de There are 1200 Suits in this speciai- NeiLR I $7 ¥7. | a and $3.25 praatrcd = $79 | ) S$ 2 7 : ; \ rm.t . i | - d roup—and to obtain Wot tp ee F : | : peice rgetre ly purchased & is yt A? . -. | ‘dee Shad $7.50 Lamp Bases | ly secured B Satin two of them for $1.95 is certainly an "ac | FX | $2.25 Bridge aades p | ae ing of full : Crepe opportunity for mothers who are | | Made of rayon in beautiful Bridge and junior Bases te >, Attractive bed finished ae eager to save. ar sian combinations lined @ finished in two-tone colo: me! Dresses of gay Rhee neal ; & ixed Brocades . ) with heavy grade cotton Ssa- combinations with hea \ prints cut full osed panel. | m Colored Taffeta Various styles. Well made of ! ae | he teen trimmed with attractive metal bases in various style: ft and: made with =P ' : ‘ . ’ ; ae Tae ‘ o mat «shane:« us - oe —. ; : , pal tempered | igeable Taffeta linen, twill, crash and madras: a' - ae Af J hse sold braid and neat flowers. anc snepe Unu $4 95 , a Goep som, They , | ee SS . | limit of : vVaiue at . are cieveriy re ryt} 1 lor IO! tions RG } i : f. . d 45-pound | Ped Broadcloth tractive color combinatic : - Se Limit $ |. 39 oe | etimea , : ticking * trimmings Sizes 3 tO 10 _ . each Htinsement beonemst *teare ‘sane oe el IS mec. SiZ@g 2 pe de Chine BRasecment ticronoms Store to 9. Hasemer nat Pei * tere eTment Peoenemy Stere aia . ” , ” . a ie f , ee a ‘ i nal -™ - ‘ - < . = ‘ [2 ig. _ & - 4 ae ee ys fe 4 4 Jey ae bof sae “ ~~ —~—s obs so cocaine DLO ASN i eh RARE ERNIE Mit eae ; o» ” bee : sald ‘ ee et eat ee de us 7 Ses er om ts - “ “ - - is g p ; A , 4 + wee te te eee ee . " ; amis ee ia an Haan PR RD APN OIE AM A NK om Se : apache ti helt ee ee hppa les tian saan i iadianiad i Ne te ae, " : we “ef — eee : CR ee Tee ee OEE AP » "1 7 em # Aachen ete + 5h AR Me cA te Les ea es crn hat rie oa en . = - a “és -, a YAS, ey a r = ; ’ = + ” . 4 ham, ‘ : » ‘ ati Sam el wie on _— a ee oS ae - : «* Sa Ee Sa 4 of y : eG ticle, oA : 3 . . 4 ’ f yy Re et » Ps 19 ‘fs cee cha is EE i kets chs hee a Ee oye.

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ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH. . SUNDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY 27.1927 ST.LOUIS POST DISPATCH Monday Will Positively Be Your Last Opportunity to Share the Extreme Savings of the FEBRUARY FURNITURE SAL One of This Month’s—and the Entire Y ear’s—Foremiost V alue-Giving Demonstrations—Im portant to Every Home ot Sot witigites, Donat ok ae Bee te eee Bt aaah at CR Lt a ee | Cae reer Wis seit adie ” so A coe has a? BR AOIPM OO * € Only one more day to turn to your home's good account the unsurpassed values that this annual February event af- fords! The beautiful, enduring Suite or Suites. or the single piece, that would mean so much added comfort and hospitality. may be chosen trom these broad assortments at far less than vou would ordinarily pav. Only the newest types of Furniture are offered—in these and the many other groups. I¢ Furniture ts not needed at once you may arrange for future delivery—ailso for deferred payments. SAS oe Rs nies, es tee hee % New Dining Suites Bedroom Suites In This $195 Exceptional — DOM... :.. ) * . - i oa Fn ADA SAI ‘Sie. d ~, Dining -Room Suites the Last Time Monday, at mot yet seen frames — , monait > we 4 + Walnut Dining Two-Piece Kroehler Suites ,fime Monday a1 A New Grou; pecia! nd, ly For the Last Time Mondz *~* ws ¥ An exceptic Ten wain cabinet. table w1 ; : Mohair Living-Room Suites 7 Extraordinary Value— cfr +e ~ wid J ) Charming Occasional Chairs Love Seats Chairs Very Specia! - i 592 Roomy, restful] Chairs » - is popular tvnpe— » . .- * > _ well builre— ee ~~ - +e = ~« © * aoa atirtactive z = +. es 4 ware + be . Titrtea Wil a . * “> + ; ~~? ms . wn A 111ECG CUSHION. ’ ae : ss : é ‘s iW PROS Real hh Re ES gs R : caret te a ee ee a ee ae Bi eae Gt EO Charge Purchases Made Monda’ ntered ements. Payable in April Occasional Chairs Very Special Values ar $39.50 Very attractive wailnu: ; styles—strongly built—up- : ' 1olstered im woo! taspestry upholstery having or other excellent weaves Riemann can _ We Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps PI on eg ne

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; ~ . a 5T.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 27. 1997 ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH PAGE 7B . . : ail arma i Pe aR orto Sev iano. tumiitcce, sc. seat , oi cia a nae eet. a “—- ee ett PSE! Agta SU pn aF tee, SEONG arian onli. ighoe is Ag, rg: _ © gee TRL Te DT ERI” ea Riana Rennes a Co ata . re ea be a » ABRAHAM LINCOLN In the Springfield days VIVIDLY TOLD IN PICTURES «© THE INSPIRING LIFE OF pant Mi eet CUE ceegoee A + * oSieo RENE as 4 3 _— , * RO alanine Ap se PN iho tip niente se 4 Samp eas mgt ~ oo a . ‘ ‘ MOT rs aeons fy anh ete ” p : : siaaik acmeniee - > meme a enn, emempesee-ontsy hey - amy: oes nied ree ’ . ’ ma Maer — - - « : aes om Fe an SS alt 250 Sg J yi corre nirnit Gltms Tpen ee wapnt aust te, “ Hengeweny ye” ws t mernnrieaes aneeinotittni 4 hee aill S sae wn ” 7 be etetacanes . LAG . ‘ Pe ore a ¢ it * ay ; Wi hinhs PARI, rag 2 $ fis = >: Sf St rae Pet bbe -hepgh Ke Pees cke 4 ae pata ie . : - 7 a - age“ ns oy Wigs , Di eA ag a apie! Ne em ange ™ PL wag taah b ; fang th Pana. ae: Ae F ae : we * mee, . < ™ egg, soe ote Fhe AO PEI te wy fl 7. ni Shee ? _ ena ay owas ‘ p Mierere . romans -— : 200 ARES AO RTE scl NR ON a <2 iy RIN di ll ms AERA ERE wick. NaS app naObe® es . : ; ” . - - ito a . o Fite \ Si aleais The ‘tp to ¥ < mt “a hyn sy Sts pare SP DG a Pe sgt pelt * ” ate ‘ : - " or @*@ a - - -—<— ~ “ * ° _ - ~ . . ° : — : de Rare DN Ee Ne ea Du bey ‘ r ~ ar vee SARTORI ie Ri Nala ene preeeteny -ahyepi ene) || L | N C O L N hler Suites a ae | a am Text Edited by Ida M. Tarbell, Noted Biographer of the Great Emancipator This will be a Daily-Strip full of entertainment, Ida M. Tarbell, who is Lincoln’s most famous biog- education and inspiration. Woven into the pic- rapher, with Nicholas Atonsky, the artist, has de- tured life of Lincoln will be parts of many of the veloped in this series of ‘pictures a dramatic, au- more important events in American History. thentic contribution to national history. Starts Monday, February 28 To Appear Exclusively in St. Louts in The [6|-Page Daily Magazine of the ST-DISPATCH e MME kn pa tee Sis ena ior 05. Peta ‘ove an os gate lacie aiken PSN: Spe a ert i tides as chee BEEP O MN Pe NP tee ot oe APE Yl ety af v x ? ,- e.F " ” we e ® . . af , : viabasnd aL AR EES Tie cite ie et Pryor oi vara hed He aNd Late cee RN MaMete: bored 7 vines RI ARE oe bet: Se er. a #4 $ : rr? ed :

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While Va Holds Over atthe Si GE SNA - the stock companys ut a new stage offering this ly mystery-meliers back for a week at and “Vaz ver ee DB ss . i ior ' omes agzreeabie final, matter, if Mr. Wood the struscg and narrow” after &@ ated with one of New thoroughiy unprincipled He is in possession of ‘} and -perim mating were it b and he hesitates not at all to DER twice told, pressure to knocks, siamml can gire at mi just a few of Ail in dim It id creeg g )osts istomary door cret passazes, are the Canar’s taring eyes an red executor, a tort these go to make The company includes Us Gertrude Perry, Louis A iter DeLuna, Rex Benware them? ow a NTION has already Deen car ond King’ would make @ tre Company in Forest Park tundred would @ tion. Unfortunatery rumor has it that New York he had : roiling ta several produc *o« vie . — La aii time in rs of money iong iime before he let when the Munies was however might int terest in th richt here in St. Louls that ‘en and Paul Beisman. manager “> local theatrical men were invite ° of putting It on. ‘They dechined> = ae have bad an * & a oe - history of the making and pr« lees romantic, no less drat full of the comedie hums the stage and its players nh persona] affairs, undisguised oy Bitha le stories seldom heard outside | truths all) the thrills of fiction. | When Russell Janney staged ~ fabric of arumtic beauty combining attractive and compelling form sical play which should offer la. catchy music and touching Matic situations could stir the t Tough olay thas tS the Beauty of the steresouse. & no ft iffed — > ; 4 ia which a musica: Regt eren I trom nwt a” R. JANNEY was disappointed “Pomander Waik,” and assayed again to attain this attempt was daintily beac "go Felix was the composer. It Te crowned with succes#-—@ =@:e was something lacking. a os 290 W7n 3 " Aline the emotions that per mouth after *icite tue oe - ' of thcurand es Seanad

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a * . he a J 7 ie om WH \S SIX SSS seteins SX : REE _* ore % = — . * . ~ SY AW KK" WM(Gygpw" N VSR \ NY .- WY YW" YO" AA VS SC QC Vv" YN Wr a ee WW" NY AN ee cet ee & ra om Tes i aN » FASANO ON ‘ S XN WSs X & sees ek SSBB 5% °° Fe é ‘J — ee . = ed - aiid - a a eee o~ —_— ———— a ence Gillette 1 saahaiaie . , : —— ates e Blades PART SEVEN. ST. LOUIS, SUNDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 27. 1927. PAGES 1—40 In the new-style do . es : . nr) : ‘ 2 iC —-— a in The Va ga bond Kin g At the Movie Houses R ‘ \ vecurn a) - ° , Te “oT he . ) | : ron eeremonies:; Dixie Entertain- A ; ‘Yi _“ Kiss in a Taxi.” "with Chest: ~ ” . ls Wis and lodv in a 1 ; , - i x ; 7 . » “ % . , on (> +} @ stag “e }2 . ooo ve Caleng at : | . ; 7 ’ ta Klin n the stage ta} ¢ £. / Just Another Blonde eas. , , . see . ; ouise STrOOKS ans ahi ty 19c | a Vivian Ovi TE 1S A y fA | Calter Jv. GAs tae ae — ; : COURT LADY ‘ oe male st ZAYETY—'‘Let's Go.’ bhur- \ wW ' , : — ALLIN MAWES YOU lesque. ew GENEVIEVE , irk is AF ois ~o 8 Frank Cambria’s “The Pra WISH FOR ONLY A ROSE Arce BELMORE CLIFFE EMIL HOCH LOSES HIS of Damascus.” with Bebe Mot SPECIALS ? GARRICK—Burlesque. "Yo HELL WITH BURGUNDY” RUNS A TAVERN COOPER CLIFFE (S A CRAFTY Lous ARMOR... fic. Oriental dancer. ° | i. SS RE SAYS JOHW MEALEY i cuarante| one vear. ee turns and "ee Monkey a j Regular 81.50 value Fashions’: seven other varie- | CC TT aor —— ee a a pauare Crooks, in Stock, ~ BEHIND THE SCREENS Out in Hollywood ‘4nd Now Sousa Falls Only Stage Offering New © jourwoorcn ra ge eo tom amine tap oa oo Homa gash rane on sini sean oa ott” For the Offers of the To St. Louis This Week [nets tnas ‘cameramen or “Definitely evfuting all raniira tvertant parts and) an Incervae Thies a sesven version, "Gt the Movie Palace Magnates a "The Highway- side of the question. (laf (hrisander For, whatever may he the pref- _,, ee ee ‘ : erence: of the cameramen off the | Rig PRP RERY es 3 > ar an. Me Agail directed by Ernst “1- I directing. | ' Larzke round == Cat and the Canary Comes Back Again to the st ; 7 a ak of a eso nee the signing of 3 pi bitsch, Miss Aggy — Just com- ‘mil Jannpings’ next picture. fol- Veteran Leader and His Band to Play on Pictu re . = , we le al ‘ an ured women he screen shows 0 in 4h a new: Leneiieem PiCtee Week. on “The Might Bride”) oe arc i at Wises | : ? IE a American. W hile Vaga bond King that 82 have - ict Bynes Ng ontract by the terms of which sh nd te i lake a sho Paes t pric t on w hen ieatinn % % Aes vs n House Stages—Mr. Zu kor Steps in to | a es hes 2 Rigg “ launched ill be a story of Lon- Clean Up the Drama. ee ‘ liagslt V Lne%m a hove : Holds O he “Shubert-Rial but 37 : Dee toe gates | : erties. a oidas ver at tae udert-Kiailto. but 37 are des. Mate for eelcease by Produc: ric. ring series ri cet Meena. 6 cee eis aie ain (la i ; s ‘ a? ¥ a Au I A i if Bs 4 | ot @ pis geir # i " i» i ‘as : NA The 192% vamaps ‘‘baby stars, ‘ ; is , a : : “i ‘ae , . at ributing ory ration, uring oé et coo ar laire: cLIh) i a ae img’ oOo} LO i nis S an elected each vear hy etydio pub ic- ae Sigiage bla ae se cea ae fae eee eae : 3 4 el E . , 4 : es RP thes sa i | yea! revost ha ea iils riety lde-tressed he riginal stor y Josef von Stern- . : ‘ : i A ; ity men from among those Ww hose ea se " “a : ' fe i , ae oe i ali = oar em rr gry = 4% , ces . P . . : , B n XCEPT for the stock companys DPiav at the Empress St. Louis chances aft c1eceege and stardom ater wiper eaeamalines _ end : vital ae ' an * as aN ay sa" erg, with the screen plan Djs pe ii- BY NIE. — ' ' ag . by excellent work 1 Ss) igiures metamorphosis lertake? > ‘\ imiin Glazer. No director or cast ro , at Oe , . Canal : ) YEAR ago—by a few weeks, more or less——-these columns car is Without a new stage offering this week. ‘‘The Cat and Canary,”’ seem brightest. proved be nine bien” abe ~ Te " Lorn eS eee ‘. bl} jes oe ete : Putti, forme: KA star, Who is has y een chosen. In “The Way 3 2 | ec ane M1] {>} nNages ** . : : . i "os ‘ . + or , ; ig — ; ’ ‘4 ait i 4 ur OT) . ‘ 4 yt XY : roy } ‘ niv a Pray) i) im: 1 @¢ i ae Opposites Ine »f j 1] Pa ‘ Bek \ 1¢ for Fleming ried news of an alignment in motion pig ‘ xhibition tn | he prefe rence far a ressec a ne ieee ripe eee ‘ ne ; ; acl _ ates : ‘ ‘ ; " R : ; : edd Ati whal hk ee pir sot PAUL the Me rOpoil- directing rhe (;serman star. Lil threatened to make serious inroads int the musical enf@rtain Reading and 50 os eae ferent Sewing Glasses piles alaatabe dy Lelie eee ee een ihe early mystery-mellers which has been seen here sev- fab mes, comes back for a week at the American starting tonight Seékne tikes tn ee ate | os phile the tuneful and agreeable ‘“‘Vagabond King’ stays over at the petter " whotographite lities. 7 er, another European impor- ment offered in legitimate theaters. ber’ ier another, and final, week. ‘Square Crooks,” a name Even light colored hair frequent'y to ee ee And simultaneously with the anniversary next week of thes: 7 photographs dark, due to the vel- £57 - ? “Big Bertha” is the defin “9 ae New York shows, first appearance in_#t. Louis, presented under ti Od Uctrion;»n low pigment. while } ye = ; : a for the ‘rank rriffin y) : ? ‘ ; Sle, saps , : ap te pares ,o» 9 Name of Publix entertainment, word seeps through from New Yo Hea suggesis its subject matter, is the drama which is being given Birst show.ng bere by Mr. Woodward's organization at the Em- alec accomparving golden res. The plot involves the struggles of two voung men to return are the hone of the cameraman’ | tnat the threat was no mere gesture that John Phillip Sousa, fo job. : , Sideyy and Natalie years a $2 concert attraction, is being tempted with his band by e¥ were assoc ated with one of New York’s cleverest crooks, Mike Pip afitig: MAMPI ee geen ea “e ' 3 ingston are featured. the tingling of $12,000 a week. 88, a man thoroughly unprincipled and who stopped at nothing to ene me "an iis oe ‘geen WW De Sig - ae : : 6 bernie pols aitiarees This and the Fritz Kreisler surrender indicate artists are will- Biin his end. He is in possession of a bit of evidence that would helpers arrange the strongest ge - ma a aka: tes eee with the 28 to forget their temperament and do four shows a day provided prove most incrim mating were it brought to the attention of the sain rote tippers cos eae / YY training she received as a star on the inducgment is sufficiently great, and movie theaters nowadays ars @vlice, and he hesitates not at all to hoid this over their heads. Ghee sscelghbia’ Uta Uk laoe 7 CU, ) - the stage, has been blended into generally able to provide the inducement. cavities in place of eyes. _ Vee a AA: z oa ie Nee After all, Gilda Gray, Paul Whiteman and Eddie Cantor cave URDER twice told, pressure to produce insanity in an heiress. Hope igo oleate ee Gi J = Z stag play by ‘Ernest Vajda. Hun- in when — found eee: pay at four shuws a day amounted to as SS erorian dramatist. It will be di- much as several weeks in other work, and who wouldn't do a little Bcomedy. giiosts, knocks, slamming doors——-what a jolt a plain photographs dark ; : ee) ) dn eee hei ; } 12> . ‘ ‘ected by Mauritz Stiller, who han- eytrg work one week and spend the other one playing golf in Florida? } “6 (ran i oh ¢ a a ~%? « P * 4 +3 > , : ry . > aif fie!) Pihe “straight and narrow” after a period of time during which "cuit ty ; di 7 ae ye ae —— D: Mehta ard 5 ive. 2 aes a raine aside tig customary door can give at midnight, anyhow—-yawning walls "e°TS light in off-screen life. Mary MP as: | dled “Hotel Imperial.” | 7 en rretn Pr re JF | On the whole, however, Publix theaters, represented in St. Louis lust a‘ ai” ; ere Pickford Doris mend secret passazes, are just a*few of the excitants we recall] in ‘“‘The — i od : tion of her worl : ay oe I'pon the completion of her work by the Ambassador. have dangled names before the movie goers only inine lead opposite Rich- ; Parra ws othyv thlall Many fikm stars qualify as au- ard Dix in “Knockout Reilly,” now , , : f oF ’ > nroduced in the East, Mary &cts salary. The mainstay of this entertainment has been the week- ; bbe? il ~ ez : AA ‘ ae Le + . thorities on the rival attractions of play a featured role in ly presentations prepared by Broadway producers such as John Mur- mtand the Canary.’ Al! in dim lit spooky halls.that seem filled o¢re are tn this ce: cis ap : : when the names are sufficiently big to pay more of a return than the ith bie staring eyes and creeping hands. Broken seals, a false will, murdered executor, a tortured heir, dead faints, screams and tolling © | hn 1 1] t} t k th f t f } t . } blondes and brune ttes. for on the - : wes will Pwereus—all these go to make up e comforts of a haunted house on ......., ¢herv'ec een bh oe ee ltr ; . . screen they've been both. Wies W. C. Fields’ next starring picture, pray Anderson, Gus Edwards, Ned Wayburn, Frank Cambria. and Sea ees heels. The company includes Louise Price, Leon Waycoff, George permit excursions into the oppos- tentatively called “The Timid Soul.” Boris Petroff d fashioned, i ] : h PSS Cae me % we : - s Pe an shioned, in a lesser way, c » style a d- eel mesbury, Gertrude Perry, Louis Ad’Del, Mary Diehl, Charles J. Ing camp with brunettes often ap- arseh. ia socials’ asa tages wan ay, on the style of a Broad . . . earing as blondes an att-r ith the serecric nies. Saget “- Way revue. ng, Walter DeLuna, Rex Benware and Early McCauley. Ever hear ? ee . ind the -latt to play the part of Cornelia Evans, iess frequently wearing darker a ran ) , " | the cast of “Whirlwind of Youth any of them? locks. A has been completed. Lois Moraa 11S encroachment of the movie barons on the speaking stage has 5 V¢ 3 nee Although always seen on the has } L , : . - ‘ riawve the featured feminine role 1n + t } 5 . fi d io ‘ : . : * eT ith Is kK ai a ’ . *¢ ia V5 hi Y n0 een con neé to musical comedy by any means. It was p 2 screen with dark hair, Dorothy Dorothy Mackaill in ‘‘Just Another Elonde,’’ at the Ambassador. “Whirlwind of Youth,” with Vera seas ; as not so : 3 many years ago that the name of Charles Frohman was one to . + Sal rs 4 y > ” CP STOR GIS SI PEAT NB, gr TERE AP aa Sep RR Tacs ag * SESE SN ingen ty aye SOR Guan! a agile ’ ‘ , " pet ia * oe wears ? al ‘a3 1€ J start work on 1e Dove ver firs “N Monday nig _ hot : ‘ . Many 7oeee of estieatatd rolling om from all pie r u — ae iki for ties igi: ae . jUSt PaSSINng tive ney pie V3 r ft r t} 7 Lills J i] ® Pris ’ ‘ rt Ws racing picture cdrama interesis of Famous Play Ts and thereby hangs a taia film for nited Artists. 1 ' ove | the which has to do with the present agitation against unclean plays in mame was however when the Municipal Opera Company, o? anyone F’. Scott Fitzgerald, who recently ach subsequen has ad n that De el, wl rat Tijuana, wher es Mow York . ; : oa ae ae aia Ann’ drifted modestly into §h; held forth Me, might have had an interest in this enormously successful play. | , - as | , it oe sere * R Hollywood to write scenarios, has cancies caused by the attentions hale Miller, a close friend and associate of Jesse Lasky, both in and itten and Paul Beisman, manager of the American, and severa! made of himself with the idea of th. public. l, news that it was good. There nical advisor a geil, di Paris and bought it, with Lasky'’s approval, for the Frohman Com 4 i vg a eer ee o ; oe ‘ shar eo taking ra part aC leading man to readilv ; re ate 3 tf wr ‘Or- ' (‘arillo opening : aa rector thie ure. } ng : . . ; &® ° eT local theatrical men were invit d to come 1n and hare the ex Mp wget Pa eg Pee “Saccaergiiai coos a : 3 a a e “ ae othe Dany. Now neither Mr. Miller por Mr. Lasky were looking™or “4 ca p . . ev . s array . ‘ he Lift =k ile , I respondenhi “aA GEL] i big Sererti i “aha . . ——, de : ‘ na : i ‘ , a rr " : hse of putting it on. The: declined. made. but there is no news as to ati and excep ne . here- thenti oe he liehtest irticular. Basty play to produce. They were thoroughly alive to what might be st. ail . 7 and aiSO to Ps Amazing New Morus of several hundred would make possible a showing denied to Today The Charles Frohman Comp&ny is a subsidiary of Famous fficix as: ; ’ ~4 e271 , a OFTiCias 45 pire by the movie magnates. Gilbert Miller, a son of the late Henry me first time in New York he had just $50 left in his bank roll— spjrqg month of productien. ‘ q . ij fy A; * Will be a Jong time before he lets go his hold to the property. a hewathions on &: way ‘nedv in our returned from Furope and came to ‘ new aspir B was right here in St. Louis that a large part of the show was been asked to have a film test of the police or 1! nattention of f other arrivals drowned out Out of the show business, saw “‘The Captive,” when it was produced in * “The Padre America, said about this drama of degeneracy but they considered it a thor- oughly artistic work—-which it is—-and viewed from that angle the result. at a fake : . ae ? . a ’” ~ . : " lt) Love o in \" h } > \ ITIVE] ti 1 | r una Seiad es ‘ , iyidie a : ba Jon Ke VS, have E history of the making and production of ‘“‘The Vagabond King For the first time in her life liant tot erent title, prospered in neither | ) igaged 1 ce part in the “ : eth ? ala - | he came radiant z= Aceum mn I is SSL, PEN ee Cen ee ween ene = tam . mag ete } ali : . : ae is no less romantic, no less dramatic than the play itself. It is Florence 2 mer. has made herse If aMonday airneine de ‘he inearnation and died quietly with- niexis The largest crowd that thought that it should be played in this country. appear deliberately unattractive for the masterly he month. There was has attende the races at the Ti- 4 a ; he di ine, 1e Jaughter and tears : f kl ae sid ; a motion picttfre. In several scenes ! + ot oll abies piece called “‘Wooden . tracks this season was ty ee , : : | , © freckles. ..no black- ith which the stage and its players appear in the pursuit of their for her newest starring vehicle thing at all abou : ae akeitanee ts juana- cosh it Mages ae , it seems, they reckoned without considering the all-powerful ‘ shes I a meioarame , mortuary hu- turned If aA crowe I “ a. ra sf i ¢ elines.. - cleared of every D personal affairs, undisguised by makeup. It is one of those in- “Afraid to Love, l-over the dire he eompany shot member of their firm, Adolph Zukor. Mr. Zukor may be less ar- "’ she wears g lARSeS, T° the : ra time ro mo! af rtin Berk's and nd smoothed to flawless Peemate stories seldom heard outside the green-room, embodying in te posi ge an re "} : the exquisite Yvonne racine se at the track, with istic than Miller or Lasky but there is no keener business mind . J cnot n top of her- head and is ieittn, gunmetal pple, creamy-white! Do gm ‘Tuths al) the thrills of fiction. cross-eyed. nee gettin Snel aga é 4 i ii . : ; , tunes and nonsense called perb skin beauty? Then 3 When Russell Janney staged “‘June Love,” he thought to weave Doris Hill, featured as a member " and such roundabout ap- new-type facial Crerm@ eec * fabric of arustic beauty combining music, romance and drama, into of the Floradora Sextette in “Casey proach to the topic may contain . attractive and compelling form of lasting success. He aimed at a at the Bat,” which starred Wallace some hint ag to why this sudden Continued on Next Page. ‘ast. ‘lo ‘ , , » ahla » . i sce clowning, pretty ee ce a ee os Lonkaohilies Miller and Lasky were able to persuade him to let them go ahead, ; E o i ; irs he “ ’ hate i * , " . . r CoE | Mis, catchy music and touching sentiments. He believed that tense A D . § . f | V au d evi ] ] e At first he is sale to hat insisted that the production be made as PfaMatic situations could stir the soul with greater appealing force O g S 1Tte n ____. “Presented by Gilbert Miller. Finally, however, he permitted the ‘ugh a musical play than through a vehicle of the spoken word ‘ Frohman name to be used 4+ - oa tlone, But even the beauty of Friml’s composition did not save ; After several months of tremendous business, which GiGuuae “June-Love" cs A BPE TN | = ! niuuch money to the Frohman-Famous combination. the polfee mars en . eir raid on three Broadway plays, including ‘The Captive,” ans arrested “everybody in sight. An injunction was quickly secured by Miller preventing further interference and “‘The Captive,” without inissing a performance, continued turning the customers away with standing room at a premium at the Empire. for a salu tickling Printemps ‘as lifting ner v ice the throng forming a background jn the country nor one quicker to see the’ different angles of the “Pegey rr the first time in America i r the scenee between Mary Astor, show business than that possessed by him. When he saw “The Cas- tive” in rehearsal he put his foot down and said “No.” Under or- dinary circumstance Mr. Zukor’s “‘no”’ means just that; but, finally, the rueful songs Of Sach Guitry or “Mozart.” It was at ‘Mozart’ en _ R. JANNEY was disappointed but not discouraged. He strolled down “Pomander Walk.” and with the name changed to ‘‘Marjo- ane | ng, - laine” assayed again to attain the goal of his ideal. The result Nits ENS | a Positive Guarantee , . | | : SS MAY ROE roe eee at, Oo fe! | ; | : . ® this attempt was daintily beautiful and charming. This time Dr. . SD wD VARY ERIE PSE PE aS” . t ts ) Then Mr. Zukor sat up and took notice. He called ip Mr. Miller 0 OS ne ae / | = ney. Use it ae you would any fags e"s0 Felix was the composer. It looked for a time asif his efforts on erie fae rm rr + ~ wh Then ’ > : : | : i you are nol almeie delighied your moneys ™e Srowned with success—artistically, yes, but financially, no. — JD -. ede ee ‘ ) : ; Pa t , : ‘ ad his way : i eS RRS 7 Was something lacking, the moving force and stirring power . ’ - twas : > .t +} " t- ; _* ; ¢ . | s eabtarheses thet anamaeianhcapeehes tb VTA BRE rae: canting What, oe le ERE A i st ee eee get ee ee es in, vin! ehatbahbetht MARRS MMMM tds trotectrie Gg Leta ttiee Mee EE i TS ET ee re eee ee ’ 4 + . 7

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HOt & skin’ food. yeu map ct ence: gon, ee ~~ cam ME Blone. pyt even the beauty of 60c¢ Catlin'’s Quince Seed = We employ in our prescrip- “June-Love’ trom the storenouse ’ “Move” . : 1 was badly ruptured while lifting a trunk several years ago. Doctors said my only hope of cure was an operation,| (0C#l forms and musical and dra- Trusses did me no good. Finally | got Matic organizations, as well as civ- hold of something that quickly and com- ic associations. Eventually the plan| pletely cured me, Ye cars hi: ‘ve passe d and “QU =) : 1i¢ n° : ane xren 1e oOitan ares. ! the rupture fias never ret irned, aiti iOugh nay ©x nd to meé trop mial ul . oO hari or j a carpenter ; There was ho eperations sur iss “tines no LIST OF 75 BEST SELLERS give full information a ho ’ su ' lav SELECTED BY ART DEALERS find a complete cure without ¢ perati: ; . , aTy Jiyl lg 4 . 2 . Scr nt Data Se FS omen 4 M ‘. ullem, Ci Pictures by Higgens, Sargent and . « a. “ Ce itt d e Tite avi 4 i} ‘ asquan, N. J. Better cut out this notice Whistler Are Among the and show it to any others ig “uD: “American Immortals.” tured—-you may save a life } Ry the Associated Presa snub the misery of rupture and the worry ~ NEW YORK Keb %¢ A Ries 4% ‘ ° wi =: PF mm Ue 4 LIS 1 of danger of an operation >, «9 best sellers’? in American art » for the past 50 years has been ae Make Pine Cough ] compiled by the Associated Deal- : Syrup at | at Home | These American “immortals” | ! ) bigs so harle, seen ce te en tee - SPER Sect vgs LommCRE tet NIK: BRL ‘ers in American Painters. i'were selected on a sales hasis for the February exhibit of the Ander- son Galleries in New York. Pictures by Eugene Higens, who Pine is used in uearly all pr eserip- died in poverty almost unknown: tions and remedies fer coughs. The ee EE Saray aaa a sargent. and Whistler represented reason is, pine has a remarkable effect 3 ceed Oe edash T, in soothing and healing the membranes | '"'° dead. AI ert P. Ryder's so of the throat and chest. Race Track,’ inspired by the sui- Pine a syrups are combinations | cide of a barber who had lost. his ’ » * 99 ; of pine an Syrup. rhe Syrup part S500 savings: Paul Zartlett's mod- is usually plain sugar syrup. : Ones ’ ef Latewette hi To make the best pine cough remedy *’ sore he ipgy Be er =e on his that money can buy, put 2% ounces CUUEStrian staue in Paris and Ar- of Pinex in a pint bottle, and fill up| thur Davies’ “The Greater Dawn, with home-made sugar syrup. Or you. now being woven into a tapestry can use clarified hone ‘Y, instead of sugar | syrup. This makes a full pint—more than you can buy ready-made for! oo sahgeaaoe | the money. It is pure, and. CADDYING CLASSED AS LABOR You can feel this take hold of a Men Working on British Tinks cough or cold in a way that means wre aSe . on alin The cough may be dry Can't Draw nemployment Dole. ~~ ® tert T? ree en hoars ! } ' ? persist- By th = a cae meaty loese ‘i ag BE oe “a LONDON, Feb. 26.—Caddying ts phlegm, The cause is tie same--in- DO child’s play, but real work, it flamed membranes —and this Pinex ; hag been decided by the British and Syrup commrnation will stop it— Ministry of Labor. Sidns y Harris, usually in a* |! gor less. Splendid, "0 years old, was fined £5 (825) ty too, for brond asthma, bronchitis, itt gD pian he : and hoarsenest®” the Woking, Surrey, Magistratos Pinex is a bighly concentrated com- | for Trawing State unemployment pound of genuine Norway pine ex- | benefits while engaged as a caddy tract and palatable guaiacol, and is at the West Hill Golf Club. ee ee over for its prompt — making clear his case. the ware of substitutes. Ask your Prosecuting Attorney announced druggist for “2'4 ounces of Pinex” that the Mintstry of Labor had tn- with directions. Guaranteed to vestigated the question thoroughly Hage ec Pm yma for prompt reeulte. but a moment to Saves about $2 S522 aeeeecceceecccee2 n h B r er $1.00 Marsha Bleach es ae 5 j . This ‘s b it ne a at ree rye tits ré le mi are mo im? ‘5 tei} ted, , ste ™ : : ‘ . ° . money promptiy refunded. The oe . -ig hho ellaoara ool . . b Shears $1.00 Marsha Tissne...... any of our stores is filled | *teadils | mere was something lacking, th ta «. -caddying was work ‘ith Sale . Pes . Pinex (o., T Wayne. Ind. ne —— os ch in Ss ; = = roe WM le Price, $1.00 Golden Peacock SS exactly as your doctor wrote Wicite tue emotions that perm weaning : ane at yon? it. Our prices d , | , 7 Bleach |. | ip prices demand con- ou e >. & th after me je ’ ar 4 ? . c 9° , ‘ . 6 ‘ 4 j rf thcusand ' mon 1 ut INES . . men who served fn this capacity on Oc | $1.00 L’May | Z sideration. ze al S Ow n ly § a iad a! * Sh De a SOE SS ing A Ee Riles: goal ed te os Cok mes IIS Mince ecg Ti e.g gi Ace germinitlle < Gptein e apy i 09 agin HO oe A Ewe « ak ssisibimalitaideatpaseaens treat dia Merten - the links Were not entitled to dras W T | “Ss Coatinnell “ ‘the dole. Thousands of caddies will ’ = be affectéd by the decision. ON MAIL ORDERS ADD 10‘. OF ENTIRE ORDER TO COVER POSTAGE AND PACKING ‘ j 4 ”

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i-* MONDAY’S 5) Gillette Blades In the new-style do luxe pac age. Contents, 30 blade« x- lar price $3.00 ' Sale price wee hmidias Dirlove Creams Add charm personal “the i to your appearance. Oriental Wrinkle § Orange Flower. | Cumber., Peroxide Vanishing. Rolling Massage and Vanis}h- ing ( reams. : * 34¢ a 2'.-Lb. Tourist Iron Pits in anv bag. Very convent for traveling, Special Sale price, $1.59 Wilsonia Alarm Clock Regular S1.50 cuarantedd year, back-bel] alarm nickel plated. 19c SPECIALS! ’ Depts. -:- 408 Washington esday -:- Wednesday Value one Reading and Sewing Glasses Large lenses, with above round Complete fran as iE 3 WLG ” Dy ae Oa ee ee ee oe ae: ——a_ «= PAGES 1—4tU a ———— _ —— ST. LOUIS, SUNDAY MORNING, FEBRU * ” a — | Theatrical Calendar RICAN—Return © of miystery drama, the Cana! ; AUBERT-RIALTO — Second ‘end final week of the musical romance, “The Vagavond 2 King.” f PRESS—The National Stock Peo in the melo-comedy, F “Square Crooks. pHEt M—l rank eal comedy star ous bit and « peremonics. Dixie ers: Lewis and ‘Dody comedy act: Jack fon ANd Company in a musi- ca] playiet: Wyse Jr. and parents in a diversified offer- ing, and Hioward’s Poni The picture ter Way.” GRAND Forbes and Company Fashions’: other varie- tr turns and “The Monk Talks.” a motion picture of circus life, Olive Borden and Raymond Hitchcock. =) & | ‘The ‘* : Entertain- in a Nor- will be, *““*The B« OPERA Brothers, HOUSE— Eva Prout in “Dance seven ey with MYETY—"Let’s Go.” bur- jesque. LL WITH BURGUN DY i fARRICK—Burlesque. | >AYS JOHN MEALEY a — _ ee = . . _ - - Yquare Crooks, in Stock, Only Stage Ottering New To St. Louis This Week Cat and the Canary Comes Back Again to the American. While “Vagabond King» Holds Over at the “Shubert-Rialto. Louis play at the Empress St. “The Cat and Canary,’ XCEPT for the stock company’s is Without a new stage offering this week. of the ear! which American starting tonight ¥y mystery-mellers has been seen here sev- for a week at the and agreeable “Vagabond King’ stays over at the and Crooks,’ a name t + 2 ——- s bi Pa | ‘ it (Fii ©C eg nH , e ° , ry »>Pe } ‘ Irie] 4, a -_ } “ ' ~~ T3cr? ~ , ’ , “y _ _ ‘ ‘ ’ aa ‘ / i ; | Laat ‘ ‘ t « iii j ‘ , . be 4 7 * BR , | ; + ‘ : 7 . t a P 7 . . Y oe ete . . ‘ - + ‘ 4 ; ‘ : t- Nn oe Z ru 4 ‘ I¢ ) te } ' ‘an ; a nr , ¢ ‘+ ; HE ‘ =) i Pia Blo A Ae ‘Ss. >| oa Lid PLA aaitt ba til i if i A \ ct ‘ ‘ A ‘ tibef ‘ { (it I ti . ‘ . . . Y *% ‘1 " - , . . ; , . , , ? ? " , ~ , ~ + « orev . ‘ 4 + — . . + , ; ae ae lll » ' { «t a a i t ‘?) ‘ | ii i> ; ‘yr y +? ; r + , * »* 1°?r> . . 4 ) . 4 . T ii ee i ii j i i JAS . e ttaatti ACA] « , ¥ it Fi ¥% ha i « ala . {j i f . 2 © i ’ cee re aS ij ‘)i 17} rhe ‘ ‘ | ’ ’ . or * . : " _ » sl aie “ oo 1 ~ pe + -* 9 ° ° , +} ' ; ’ iv + - . - '* ; t?) ; ’ } ’ ‘ ’ / a ie 5 } } " ’ > 4 | i . Al i > ‘ . Nitol. refi) — , ~i.r =a i aii ait: id] | ‘ ‘ i¢ rs | (*] ‘ ; ; rs1on q)>) i7ié ee i iy : 4 tat 4 ; & i , . , . : = } an?) " ’ c " a bd ; | . i P i Me | i i? . ; . . . : | “7 ‘ . ' , ‘ hatever he the }. 7 J tne may aAmeramen off rvey of the fe the dark enough brunettes, while bv Ernst a- Miss Prevost has just ° 44 , ta ’ screen shows ; neted work on ‘‘The y 4 oN? " ; ; rT) ¢ i 4 ry), cr ? , . I i ’ ii : ~ i ij tmbe ey + La Ae a &s lOort work on Lit oi are *} 19° T i}? ive ; cted ‘‘hahv } es . =~? +4 } +? a 4 ' } Stualo . ° > » . + . 3 lee ss . «-*? + ‘ } \ . a " ; , m * . , ¢ ’ + ) 7 i ; + f : ror, ; 4 . ‘ c avi in Sk. 1140 e ailiy A i u} ‘ , if Li ¢ ese’ a) ‘ sr} Imma ' es CONS eTTie A Ben- von St screen plan by No dire cast In Wavy Victor Ileming iN} each those and ™ rv, ~o , 7 , £2 Se eTy) nN Tl ae i EH , aH a “ye oa ’ Ai; as Ave A “) bi ays os 7 - $o ‘ ‘ . ‘ ° ‘mr , " iva | a Mt [} 4 oOpean chances of cuccess UT age ES ODOR ae netamorpnosis under Putti, former now being featured hosen. is Lil impor- me : ana (yerm star. rTrecce Ss photographic , aise ae . . 2 . roie, Even light colored hair frequent’y photograpns to tue Ver cefinite title riffin production ! “Bayo-Nuts and *‘harlie Mur- Natalie y iI LD TN en * , ile the hy] 116 at pigmen . Tirat Lil ry] 1) ving gotde cameraniali Ss | , Tha Goes Where?” ¢ ? IAINLkston are featured. .5 +34 }, ~ PY snouts tne cam agen ee el An emotional role different from anvthing she has attempted on the but in keeping with the ining she as a star on age been blended into Negri’s net starring drama, as a hlue-eyed pears on the And scurrying helpers arrange the stronzgst lights and prepare lens-screens, be- a cause the lighter blues ‘“‘go white” wee / il sare photography, I colorless = of eraman set. one received screen, has AVvVing eves. the in cavities “Street Trial.” Vaida, Hun- will be di- who han- 4 , aw! ~ aia pias aw. titl ~—" » Woman on ] e ¢f 1 @ Pay - ee sfage play by Ernest i } } rarian dramatist. It gark aitnouwen it T= ! nS : ) : . rected by Mauritz Stiller, “Hotel blondes” is ferred on several stars whose hair ph: neors light in off-screen li Pickford Toris Dorothy Ivy ati ‘tteographs fo . ‘ ‘? : Imperial. Garbo "pon the completion of her work ninine lead opposite Rich- in “Knockout Reilly,” in the East, Mary - i, = 7 - ¢ ‘ therefore, be glad news that it was Master Carillo called “The Oot the public. [It will COrT- them The there is no news as [to appreciated nnot have seen except for a glancing ! result. at a antique called “A Lady after ing up in Wood her U under quite a came radiant to the Lyceum on AMionday evening, he situation by the masterly saving nothi: about any them. This le +} ‘ ast reaqdaliyv ho nas respondent ca } oe 2 aT S slirwin ¢, a? ee? 5 +} all and. iO-M device SS ilpe, |: 4 : precise af ‘ if ] zi} A >i Xt" ——- merirs fake sud lent OoOTrses it} America, oe ke Vs many take largest races at se 280n “extras’ For the first time in her life Florence Vidor has made appear deliberately unattractive for a motion picttre. In several scenes for newest starring . vehicle, “Afraid to Love,’ she wea rs glaases. does her hair in an unattractive knot on top of her- head and is cross-eyed. Love,”’ her to part in crowd prospered in nett haraeit ' tical saul Nerseil will meet the imearnation and died quietly with- month, There was alsO has attended } “Wooden Kimo- CaAiiead the rit device of in of —— . la te piece tracks this a melodrama of mortuary hu- urned into a crowd of Martin Beck's an: ver the di the exquisite Y lifting time 1n of Sach ‘Mozart’ that her tor. The rv" ,> re ( I racing scenes at the me scenes between Mary OP sc other members space, nanin s that tunes an: Ann,” proach some hint hecyu was thie rnmre forming >| for the William and the first rueful songs “Mozart.” It was at Continued on Next nse cailed } * + ‘ed . bh . roundabout (,;uitry who TRAY this Doris Hill, featured as a member and su of the Floradora Sextette in “Casey at the Bat,” which starred Wallace tured, cast. to the topic ag to Page. why ee a Oe ee EE Bogs Lile be Vaudsilie ng e~ as eeeetlinapsteen ‘Quam E 4 4 + } } 5. ’ re » ¢ ST A aS i, Nee FRreetl BUS C4 Le _ > cow . es eT ie he set pibtetet fot? « ~ ot + SE, ea seek MMe HES I ie, ne Ste The Vegebend Mime based on a. _ mee At the Movie Houses ST. LOUIS—Jack Holt in Zane Grey's “Man of the Forest the stage: Jimmy Hus- comi “Memories of ('p- Dare Wahl, aL comedians Braile trad Pallo song. dance mis! revue. and Lady Oden-Pear» * } " tie 7 " Eengiish VIO LITIISLe LOEW'S STATE — “Valen: Mae Murray and LI lughes. (Cn suze: “Wit Don Al Dreamy Spa featuring Four Admi MISSOURI tebe Daniets it Kiss in a Taxi.” *with Che (in On sey. and the *? Ta an d With Tne st bert in the stage: bt oré@hest rs dane ‘ Ensen, ob Conklin the Miller and his Markel and Faun, fam, and Missouri GRAND CENTRAL AND WEST END LYRIC — “Sensat.>: ring Billie Cin tiie Siar Los G;ordon nd Central: Get "Jazz Jon” Mar lL presenting featuring Maurine AMBASSADOR—Dorothy Mas kaill and Mulhali i “Just Another Blonde ” n : | Louse trooKs and Wi j Con the “The 3. with Be dancer. Jack (Collie: Frank (Cambria‘’s of Damascu (jrienta!l EMIL HOCH LOSES HIS ARMO “ss fic. ——— a — ; 2 And Now Sousa Falls — For the Offers of the Movie Palace Magnates Veteran Leader and His Band to Play on Picture House Stages—Mr. Zukor Steps in to Clean Up the Drama. BY NIE. YEAR ago—by a few weeks, more or less—-these columns car ried of an alignment threatened to make serious inroads into the musical ent@rtain offered legitimate theaters. And the New York shows, first appearance in St. Louis, presented under name of Publix entertainment, word seeps through from New Yo tnat mere gesture—that John being tempted news in motion picture exhibition that ment in the tive simultaneously with anniversary next week of threat Phillip Sousa, for $2 the tingling of $12,000 a week. This and the Fritz Kreisler surrender indicate artists ars ing to forget their temperament and de four shews a day provided the was no years a concert attraction, is with his band by will! the inducgment is sufficiently great, and movie theaters nowadays are . generally able to provide the inducement. After all, Gilda Gray, Paul Whiteman and Eddie Cantor cave in when they found a week's pay at four shuws a day amounted to as much as several weeks in other work, and who wouldn't do a little extra work one week and spend the other one playing golf in Florida? On the whole, however, Publix theaters, represented in St. Louis by the Ambassador, have dangled names before the movie goers only when the, names are sufficiently big to pay more of a return than the act's salary. The mainstay of this entertainment has been the week- ly presentations prepared by Broadway producers such as John Mur- ray Anderson, Gus Edwarde, Ned Wayburn, Frank Cambria. and Boris Petroff, and fashioned, in a lesser way, on the style of a Broad- way revue. J i1IS encroachment of the movie barons on the speaking stage has not been confined to musical comedy by any means. It was not «o many years ago that the name of Charles Frohman was one to conjuré with tn the drama and his Empire Theater, in New York, was looked upon as America’s most prominent temple of Thespis. Today The Charlies Frohman CompAny is a subsidiary of Famous Players-Lasky and owned, lock, stock and barrel, along with the Em- pire by the movie magnates. Gilbert Miller, a son of the late Henry Miller, a famous stage star and Frohman standby. looks afte® the of Famous Players and thereby hangs a taiea which has to do with the present agitatign against unclean plays in New York. Miller, a close friend and associate of Jesse Lasky, both in and out of the show business, saw “‘The Captive,”’ when it was produced in and bought it, with Now neither Mr. Miller nor Mr. Lasky were looking™or a crama interests Paris Lasky’s approval, for the Frohman Com- pany. nasty play to produce. They were thoroughly alive to what might be considered it a that thor- Algie said about this drama of degeneracy but they. oughly artistic work——which it and viewed thought that it should be played in this country. is— from UT, it seems, they reckoned without considering the all-powerful member of their firm, Adolph Zukor. Mr. Zukor may be less ar- istic than Miller or Lasky but there is no keener business mind in the country nor one quicker to see the different angles of the show business than that possessed by him. When he saw “The Cap- tive’ in rehearsal he put his foot down and said “No.” Under or- dinary circumstance Mr. Zukor’s “‘no’. means just that; but, finally. Miller and Lasky were able to persuade him to let them £0 ahent. At first he is said to have insisted that the production be made as “Presented by Gilbert Miller.” Finally, however, he permitted the Frohman name to be used. ates which broughs h money to the Frohman-Famous combination, the pollee mas eir raid on three Broadway plays, including “‘The Captive.” ars arrested “everybody in sight. An injunction was Guickly secured by Miller preventing further interference and “The Captive,” without inissing a performance, continued turning the customers away with standing room at a premium at the Empire. _ Then Mr. Zukor sat up and took notice. He called ip Mr. Miller and Mr. Lasky and announced that the play would be withdrawn. not This time Mr. Zukor several months of tremendous business. at some time in the near future but that day. id his was And that “The Captive with thousands of écllars in Ceatineed om Neat Page. Te” © ph pr yoee. si tet Mee : Pats PRISE) t 1.3% : 2 peer era iene Ta ad Pe Pe tae a SARE ig ING 3 hice +e Hay 3% 4 pe , as . hah hihi oe . " fast sin Ps ee ee ae 2 Aa MEO ARIES 8 et A el Sam MTR eS ae Ne Rg oy chic tations . ' iia ¥yt . * hema? * eget + My. Puke Se ee Ree oes pH ees pet se ghia th ; f ' eh Regis : satis ‘ x to : nd . 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SL LOUIS POST- DISPATCH __SUNDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 27, 1997. ; STLOUIS POST-DISPATCR___..__=== ===. —S sd PAGE 30 PHOTOPLAY THEATERS — 7 g | —_?morortat SuBArERS ; Facing the Music No Fear Now of Offense! KINGS THEATR KINGSHIGHWAY e o | | So Sweet and Clean Inside! | .\ e- ae - AND DELMAR N EVENING OF MUSIC, for, are listed among the gelections No Offensive Vapors as igs ss, : PATSY RUTH MILLER AND MONTE BLUE he be le Tit llamo * } j! bo +, ~t ‘ 2 t7 2 ' ’ anes oles we e hy “ a a oe ae a — 7 aeeennee - - our Dealer Can t Duboi: te Cathedral. 3637 tle natural cas ; STARTING MONDAY hedral, 3637 NC MO: Supply You, Address R HENSHIE , F . : mm Andel DORE of ibe Eg aterm clear rou ie 8g 3 ae, Se “a os . Eea~.. . .-auievice "8". thie afternoon, ot 9. winging | Burities, the oveicm clear chrouh. pee SSN |_SHETA CARO we “FLESH AND THE CEVILY wih JOHN GEERT | Fey aT EER gBIRD ee —~——.— a Wn oa SRR POE RRS r . ¢ 41 } Cleanses even the pores of your Eroup Of three nunivers. | skin. Renders perspiration as in- " oe is Pee ; - | offensive as so mucn dew! The old- tin ae wr E Thomy to Address Traffic Club. fashioned Way was “saits.” They a ae i. S23 PRANKLIN AV. 4 > Oe ~ de ofr N+ Tow a . i Tr a’ * 82 | . Owe “ae cal =n i" £> rf _ - — met o + Fert a ‘ Pl JOHN KESSLER John Palmber Thomy, presicent of cous membrane 7 SOT) "elit a Sul G2) étno wu vihceme . the Best-Clymer Co... Will be f waste és i he ‘eg 9 ‘ te. “sc S + . , ‘ Who is she? aiwavs fol a fa ‘tralto- : salesmen. will be on “Selling muscular «action of the bowels. > ~ 7 ' t of) ay ake aii fit 5 crowecs a? ——— Sees using the impalpablv OE mB eases ay PING i) 29) nd I a ste - alias " \y } : ‘. [> — i ic on) *har y . -% ’ 1 er ohn S chemo cso _ - ; ag ut =" é 1 rie Le? “YY Peqguesting } rr * ‘ : ‘Black aur y Aaa - ae rowder, 16 Missouri Chapter, Amertl . Bee ’ . “more.” ‘MY OLD DREAD of unpleasant va- } | tinder Gunite eneeee 4 va Bane a re JUS a8 CON : ’ Ne Se, RE Ce R ; : ice zs . ae ‘ , : com | Vhy not trs soe “>, wey j ; Lec ‘a CTV ne 4 irs Tie nt toda / #. mhtfully, vet ‘r¥Y daintiiy tfra- ulld of Organists, will me ato And what a con to KNOW Yo pors when I was excited or warm used ~— " mi d—tint: i with Nat ure s own nN night at the Ty ler Plat tt rs % 2 ge ; a. Medicine are in that clean, = ii fata = “ i ( ndi- to spoil a party for me. It was even Bery—clinging with exquisite del- Presbyteris ‘hurch, Russell and Gia = ‘ is ‘ “; “ Me 7 ‘ ‘ ca 4 a sida as eu ii 4 i -~where wg yy ry ‘ + «© rs “— » ‘ . A rt ry _—— - *} 1 “an Ore ‘ “@ ‘ ’ ee * i -“ . - . : s , a : hale : oe me ‘ is #* a ; ’ . “es - + . Z a, Bre , e 7 ‘ : ; ; ‘s “=? 7 " . + e¢ * > + > rere , a) — A 4 ‘} * - , Pe. e * , > 4 Gia — . ‘4 , a . +% 4 te »*,*'s " +? . J ry (ery, ~ »> , . ‘« ’ *? >» . [- ** . “4 FA ° ; ’ . y ; . ‘ ~ Lyi : ; ‘> i | : er oe C N ater St:, Brooklyn, N. Y., says: | om the features o ieee » finffy Biack 4nd White Face Church Musie School. under the Fell | ee ee” ies For. ss PHOTOPLAY THEATERS PHOTOPLAY THEATERS , SEVENTH AT LOCUST fer is exactiv what I’ve alwavs pal. Chi | yeu for in inv fa: C now de r! Tt ‘ Conause e near (Chicago ieee ; Oe od : wer coarseus or irritates mv skin. summer. and > mm. Kroeger will Colds e7Cou hs — : ; % oe s ie Ashita = ‘ tensa} so . , Jook s like an ariitiei1ai lWias&k: “ but cY Oi 4 1? recep ronvenition mas SO smoothiv and evenly it: the Musit epachers’ National Asso- ee smreompiexkion the appearance § e¢} — PROVES CLAIM a 1 ; S «waters . a+ hag » truth of everv claim that has ARV Lag Sf your dealer doesn’t hav m wl man: x > le - *% * i — . ; . 12a 7 | . . a 3 AS . tre ‘ae xk and White Bea cultivated ensemble sings 4 il] b ever been made for Father John’s wr nett: Pereations .ou Want, sen hi eee AM AG eentieiaaet tag : ? : ar Pe tha _— ! heard : wearer rincini: icine has been proven in its ree- me Seame [0 Plough, De rst &¥ aya s satin Resse - Sees : 7 TODAY Ter i}] Vo] nich rhe ord of more than 70 years’ success \ 2 Ti ay’ q (| ' Wem ph ' s. & ~ i ° mereive FREE, a cop @Mirthday and Dream Book, co 3 oe maining woany interesting fucts lann, first soprano; Nelife Carsor ‘oo beauty. dreams and fortune a nd soprano: Lilian Berger, alo: telling Torman Stone. tenor: Norman No ———— —— baritone. and Cuthbert Kelly ACK WH ITE . a bass. The program will in - mina St isacred pieces used in the Call ' sai ii' TY adrigals hallets f ‘ular pieces of the Elizabethan ;) / 4 x, } l U bid Acad I} i . ridie phi TIL. i 7] ek On f e ‘ se cae a , » of health and all wee a ” +s 7° “\ ‘rn eG [oT sa? tT. ri ‘ ‘ . ‘ id s Cami - : ‘co ot [hhh { / 4, | ° - ne” ) | ’ | - . a : 4 4 . i ‘ ~ * ~~ Vi -_ & “(KLION USED A YEAR Eee 4 period famed for its literary ) n ical culture, also Italian — = —-— ch partsongs, together “The Canadian” and and the Canary’’ at the American, | sn | | | aa | Spanish stfreet-cries, modern 2n- Double Program 1 ‘ = en me are SS = Bremen [neater ¢pie Canadia ——— — Dc ish and Fren m ws oe . - o SRE TCT Eo RPMS LT — f 20th and Bremen { “Forever After” Ssoon'tom. “If I were really in che with a number of scenes. quin’ets. _ ee : — : SS Ze: as S hav- that su; scen , quartets, trios and duets that afford NR. NAGEL | fo j E . nb iy ear Saat aapper ene, would be ME QOD OS corte ties and auets inet attord GHOUTEAU (ORD Butt The Dancing Doll of the Films, |} - J vith down to one sandwich. a variety of vocal divertissemen ae? e008 Chneienn* Special Matinee Wh Lo ed a Sailor— | Sg! ie” ay, 1 Pury F | meneen : as the Lass Oo Lov - Uso xed! Suit isi — N SINGING C: lis in praise ND Modern-day composers eccupy EMBASSY ; “For Wives Only” “Pergy + aFOF is 0 cone most of the program which Don - Comedy and Others t special Matinee * 4938 Delmar fie ht reessy AD ; Pfore, IT wor ue ; St Albert has built up for today’s ec ke for ais) Ugeest that here is more Fue-Musele Exerciser. Somet*irg New! “"*" — tes = veer - ynae . -ttetininisa siti cninaitnitasapsiadacnpiauiiatsiittii ae - Lewis and les« of F ; vores Sunday concert at OF W S neater. “Forever After’ an dor of 3 , — e OPTO-SCOPE INSTITUTE j-ritz Kreisier’s “The Old Refrain.” FAIRY “Stolen seasons” Special Matinee Maes-' @°© 64) and sweet an Od 53, be hi st. “ . 5640 Easton ; oo ee S.. Chicage. Lucius Hosmer'’s “‘Northern Rhap- sere . sody ctor Herbert's “Serenade. M Prevost in , , y SES— ee ee ; ody,” V1 1é s ‘“‘Serenad Kingsland j; Aine cae” Aflame with SPANISH LOVE and SPANISH KISSES aaa - Wie da + LOREAL RE TR + ee en note ey TUNE in on POST-DISPATCH a a “aa : ’ ADIO WANT ADS — especially 4nd the “Bachanale” from Camile | g45 Gravois Av. (6 Acts of Vaudeville fre with ROMANCE—with Muss Murray, supported by nusical c edi Sati ens’ “Samson and Delilah” ss uinieaaientaliimaail Eaataadtndiahdins Afire rere MmUsSiCal COmMmed Ce. ‘a . : ie Tr 2 The Third Degree” “eis worn ‘ning-atter reviews of whit —_ McNAIR Comedy and Others LLOYD ROY Ocager lly wind wu mp bv addin ade “ a — WeNair-Pestalozzi __‘Spectal Matinee GHES D’ ARCY - Pictare es he Nicht” HU MACKLIND f gp gh few ; | 5415 Arsenal i nental Limited” + GP APU GR BNA TAM RE ee ro A aA scatman aaihdacesciuaniamandadialiaiadiiiiiaaiitie 7: MOGLER = ¢ .,,Bouble Program | & . th and Bremen | and “Eainbow Riley” Fe SODAT / Albert in Dreamy Dougias Fairbanks in | LOEW T Spain”’ he follows her, carriage robe i] The Old Reliable Credit Jewelers—Largest in the World NE MARY ASTOR neal ~ SUNDAY arm, to her car. is sud lenly ovelt PAULI s LLOYD HUGHES in CON E O! Ww) | ] | 4 4 V Lillian & Claxton '“FOREN ER AFTER" Cc RT erric uipp: of nonsense ig ‘as re. nd ‘ 4 ar . . ; ; ar, « . . . ¥ * a aa = care; S2 OW aa ing ° b“ ¥ , , n , aint Saens chorus Ford, compact of Laurette Ta} “Fe 4700 Maffitt ) MARY THORNE — wen. ower. ‘] nA ; on Vv Sta rbuck, he ae apes enmecn pme eau . Doors open at meon. Two star-eved ie a ful! of . ' : JOHN GILBERT in Concert at 1:30 prompt Rite wn | and Saabs ime: eee . Pc FIL RITZ | “FLESH AND THE WITH USUAL ace : - : eo? nine . a | x . DEVIL, ibuee i times pest. 1 heave ine'sted # x ASH Ss F2. Cc Fe = 2) } Hf a Grand and Juniata ) with Greta Garbo : SHOW AT : ert : ee ae " ee ao ase ‘apna °, 7 ‘ “Masked W an” o{ “Ss: a> 7 , } AUBERT ond Vaudeville Aubert and Faston Special Matinee Adolph Menjeu in : . ' Cingereta | ...0. hee ou Cherokee and Towa! yodvil—Sper. Mat. : = y * CONGRESS |. Adolph Mesjou = Grphoum Cinosit} ‘Blondes or Brunettes’ " ™ ~ + ah a Sa Oy ee ke gp ow Lie . 2 * > eh Ps x c L- « ‘ Y = bn PAR hd qileaeecary Rete eai to SRI : , ae ’ FOR ts. Sate ees: de eaves tao, * f. WO ComiRt pet ah ighy Jes ila ipl MgO LRN (ge oak gins ~ oe, > a inten ace bt PEA OR er a Lee -wr ER PE PC BS eelaanh aS NIONTE 0 RRR aMRIN AR REC ANY ARR Sp i RON genUCt R28): ae ” ~ =e ints 2 - wi A me wr ” > — or ao tem .* Ome + Win a ot.) —s ‘ Nein hie i oh 10°23 Olive St. Vodvil & Spec. Mat. ene et FORGET CARE! SEE THIS GREAT SHOW! REAIT “Coral”’ , ) ORICHAR | = ‘ -D I4N in | ited Min Graneé-Fter. { sca 6. ee “ ” . ad d & Florissant | : ) Colette Gran Orissan Special Matinee New prong design or 2b Diamond Ring solid 1&-k GRAVOIS ( “Rose of the iis. BRUNSWICK RECO ORCHESTRA l you ij e rec-ho entertaimmenit of the tr Pat) Whiteman sents. come near and his celebrated bands- tre: Dl, kj Se ee Oe P % ad ee 4 . Tidy AA erin ees a aay a th Miah etait ie ee RETR AR pte» ae ta Pte a, \ oy t idee AE = ——— > ments’ ’—High-Claas Jefferson & Gravois | Vodvil & Spec. Wat. ” Ricardo Cort i S-POCS TE { “awe, Cates te ’ / Clarton & Mct aus. special Matinee —_ — ie ee * ithe a ~~ “Pack r 6 — lone. 9 Ce ee WR EVERYTHING THAT ENTERTAINS! comicU IMMY HUSSEY . New Mirth Offerin @ hie : parisone of Qual-}] 164: S. Jefferson | Special Matinee Assisted by EDDIE HICKEY in a | 9 $2 | sie ess | ; 4 De aad ‘Qarace ” me hay a | et an Se , op © Week $3.75 a Week necemens Other Diamond We Invite Com- Lafayette kd, ig 2p Af, y Sie a -—* Set =. iy pole : Donte . ines, (ieee baht at Ble heehee i, ot eh ates x * ee Ap 2 ry a om eautiful | “ve : " w | oe Aenbitious Youths” Anna Andre f | i ee me Ce | OE ie > MAFPFITT § Ricailo Cortes in Fy ye i Ea ix ty | Gi eee Rings in ; = ti] esieN. Vv Y {NEW YORK’ F all f Le : = "} a | sy “812 N. Vander ee Special Matinee DAR all | (| , “ ai ae. eS | : Late of Ziegfeld “Follies” | & YUGOSLAV ROYAL ORCHESTRA ( =. > Maplewood (MONTY BLUE in [ bé lp OPERA” j A Thrilling Dramatic Raman of SS 427 SE st , WING’ | rs sca ceasing nero egigg tera: FEE > . T scone mest macntsid ir. Acts of Vauder ille ) PAY : ogg toe Things Thay Lx M | ~ A D oO { mens oe Me °0-" ALT 7 4 ; ot f, ? . } gh- ss Vaudeyi!! CAESAR RIVOLI 5955 Easton ie Special : ‘ \ Featuring fy rippi £ ENT, NOVELTY i ,CORISSF Grireiry PL And a Comany of Ten Distinguished Artists 3524 Easton ‘ a —_ LAD} ¥ 7 ee : : | BB ssn tical i EXCLUSIVE FEATURE PHOTOPLAY « |} a PS | 3 _—— / POLA NF 7 “I | } Hy | easocmmsacrcaserere || PAGEANT {aor Vitat. (i ZANE GREYS {| a 4 mate Gold Wrist Watch Watch, Knife & Chain Set}| **°1 Pelmer Special Matinee = ‘MAN Hl OREST | ) a Billi Z Pateful oval desig: ait} win Watch ie 12 size. open face, thin Adolph MW . : ' oe a bs 3 llie Do eh | ia eolid 14-k ite go : tg malt reliable Elgin moveme! rhal Powhatan { “Bionde or ee > THE os di i « ely engrayed High-grad dial 6 Arts of Vaudeville : : - M's a Story of a Utet' Who Ts: wel movement filled “S-year quality (green - : ~ mily for the Thrille That Life Gav . | | TH . ari a Minister “ho | $1.00 a Werk knife, special 50 a “THE MASKED | | J vies at $106.65, 815, ee : $37. Seth and Show OMAN” ve AT 2 2 rar , : | $1.00 a Week ——- ut 4315 Manchester Special! Matinee / SRE or wee ee -cctstataaemasamaassisiecccie et eI Matinee ' IMPERIAL’ Es : j wITS lial Case is bright finish, green Id 2111 Sutten Av. | f rancs on oo ' : a ‘ _ r f Plver Nimish i: Waldemar chain and beautiful pocket §s 7 A W ANNA @. NILSSON : i. : t Lays he - rhis Dering Flepoer of iftie Pies) : SA. pe Pr Pe | “UPSTRE iM” PRE : : . Shenandoah fwaeant d4 : | wen ee Our Store Windows for Special Bargains jewel ry | Grand-Shenandosh Sper ia! Matinee , + a ” La . a y Ae ps “i “yj UYU a em de: “i ‘ : * le ©. ecdidin rines moder red est “prices IR oe sO RR 222 as x ‘i : ? froci@Al Aan ti breat'-teker-—Bias- | Yb Ma a, ” . ¢ 4 ‘ Tite for ea! core ‘ith, : ail Ml cin 2007 or 170806 end saleeman wiil cal) iT | V oO & { : ee 5 toe sage ; ' ai 2 . ~ Agger co wiri’t rides and a MONDAYS AND SATURDAYS UNTIL 9:30]] | 6:50 peimar High-Class Vaudeville fy : gular kiimor Give romance! A grip. Il Ee == _ “f g me Ye 4 P. M.; OTHER DAYS TILL 6:30 VIRGINIA |, “hem Yeu ar : ra The POST-DISPATCH Regularly prints MORE WANT in A MISS IN A TAX) —~ Missoumr. ae ae 4 sae Youdoville : , . : ADS than ALL the other St. Louly newspapers COMBINED. J ‘ irg? _ - ' \ TRS tae Ee epee grees +) +) - ted ett Aste jayp tags a, pies, | tas b : * 492° a or 5 * 4 : : » t : . : % * + - . * " *s ” et, ‘ * _——- e Ss & oe! " & f° ' »* oi\¢ 4 oi $ - , : wa sLotbthantot MMM TEA AAAI cre eetoaee ag gente, ph oho id tee + - ~~

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PAGE 4C_. ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH. SUNDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 27, 1927 ‘ashes POST- DISPATCH — | eee aa DUP! aie blic tuberculosis sanitarium | — , — NON SS AMUSEMENTS AMUSEMENTS ADVERSISEMENT _ ee ANADA | OLD FORT SANITARIUM NOW ast pte ee TE for 1000 ort YELLS ~~ — .--— ‘ —a : = SS “ SND He as Ww — Replac ing Portholes in} tients. / SL SS SS Re eGR—e" “e ~~ we SR QQ ON t Prussian Strongholds, The heavy stone walls have been | : Eee A f- X/ 1} Sy STs WO WS RMAUYY | By ao peti Press. ' ~ orf ted with windows where} oy wn BERLIN, Feb. 26.—Numerous sats — si 4S g | eae f LLL we ry N inner sses stripped of their artillery | Previously there were only port-| § EAS ZA, ee 17; L oe A> S S fore of the Inter-!holes for artillery pieces. .Several | = —_ Goo % Zi ' // hb *y ~ SS the evacuation SSN SSS » 2) yy . = 2 ~ WS . : | jaitteg Military Control Commission | other former strongholds in East ‘FG : AY a det 8 a8 a ; TT " SX Bg “ a. on. : R ts $20 Per Capita and | are being #temodeled for peace time} Prussia are being converted into | ee oP a ot a ij SAN . y y ose ge! page £: epresen S ’ I | use s. The beautifully situated fort- | ‘asylums and sanitariums for the | , ae 4, ees tively Any breaking out of the skin, even | Secure Your Seats Early and Aveéd Disappointment! fiery, itching eczema, ean be quickly | go .iaa to the Post-Dispatch. | | seaaren, LAST PERFORMANCE SATURDAY NIGHT, MARCH 5 ‘overcome by applying a little Men-| "TORONTO, Feb. 26.—The Na- | N I URAL PROTECTION | t 7 IN ALL THE WORLD NO PLAY LIKE THIS! tho-Sulphur, declares a noted skin} tj9nal budget for 1927 presented | : , _bef h Because of its germ-de-|t 9 Parliament a few days ago by | i DO eS ore the Spring rains do 4 * , : B Specialist. aus f | | | se. Ke ( KY Speen ee a Re, A Es = | | stroving properties, this sulphur! Jgmes Robb, Minister of Finance, | During the short, sun- deficient days A * Pa to your wall paper or at reparation begins at once to soothe | .nowed that expenses attributable | special: ritsted skin and heal ctepiGNlGs mee gee-oth subgtantial.. In- of — children and likewise grown eee such as rash, pimples and ring worm, cluding interest on war debt, pen- | Ye le need the natural protection of BIRD’S s NEPONSE) Ss ASPHALT SHIN E - Ss MISS MARTHA It seldom fails to remove the tor- sions and other costs they total | ment and/disfigurement, and you do | g1¢9.900,000 for the year, nearly | ealt th- -giving cod- liver oil vitamirts. : . iS MART ecause they are safe, durable, } cost and fire resisting. oo 1 daughter of Mr and va ' ‘not have to wait for relief from aie | $20 per capita and 45 per cent barrassmenf. Improvement quick Vv | of the total national requirements. | * we . shows. © \verers from skin trouble | But s9 buoyant are reserves that Scott’s Emulsion, rich in cod-liver ros in aera’ Raenneee ® shoul’ obtain a small jar of Rowies | th nie able to announce a re- & oil vitamins is ta | h Ith | : gladly furnished. ye " no denial f Mentho-Gulphur from any good drug: | quction in various forms of taxa- f” a ra €a -protector | a7 PAY. $10. rete DOW ee a bers = aaa gist. , | ti ‘hich he estimates at almost | r | NS ast w : ‘tion whic in times of weakness or decline. It is | Balance in 12 monthly payments ether ane ane $30,000,000 The National Railway System ? used regularly i in thousands of homes. | PROMPT SERVICE ~~~ GSS of friends for a | F West Indies cruise. AMUSEMENTS has ceased to be a pressing finan¢ | c= | The Event of the Year “4! problem. It is showing large For fifty-five years it has been the : Art-Craft Re-Roofing Co, q ae ee ee ee a ee eee s OOOO ote sential tie anaes diner & che tok nmcmae ean tiene . a Oe: ‘ ayy et eg a ha ‘ 2 i ar ms pine r : Cpe Ne Seid a >. € es wale we tb Waeiig Bombay « Bgreneren-y ‘ noe’ 4 Pr pets ore = we why tin’ WESTER - “Only a Rose,” “Love Me Tonight,” a great national earner. | | See ay a 8:10]-4' Hazon of Wine.” “Tomorrow."| | O PER RA Bs ce” cont pret the body the natural protection of =| z_s=azemmam oT Promptly at A Flagon of Wine.” ‘*Tomorrow, d ki 7 Mats. , and “Huguette’s Waltz.” | lem by drastic tax impositions. The | Codad-iiver oi vitami Promptly at 2 10 ‘earliest of these was the income ins. BIGGEST, MOST ARTISTIC AND Dt as ot that for litee. in- : : PEEe GbERESTA Ge mormERATION [|ONE PERFORMANCE ONLY Bi) tax. graded so that for large in- Always ask for Scott’s Emulsion ! HE Sunday Post-Dispatch has ¢ as much SPECTACULAR OPERETTA ORA GENERATION iaen i: emmcted co Singing Acti Cast, Including: 2 | ¥ With an Incomparable Singing and Acting Cast, In ALK SMITH. & MAR GARDEN per cent. It produced much At your druggist ote: Mies 60¢ wal $1.20 0 ] c lor roto a : e ’ S JOHN MEALEY, GENEVIEVE WALLIN, H. COOPER CLIFFE, ° TH, | | ETHEL PASZTOR, JANE VICTORY, ALICE BELMORE CLIFFE, KATHLEEN foe | grumbling and last year was sub- | ee | stantially reduced by increased | ERT RRETT ‘Scott & Bowne, Bloomfield, N.J. 26-21 Ses MARE ITING CHORUS GO0-—-ORCHESTRA 35—CORPS DE BALLET “RESURRECTION” =) :x:mvsions ana reauctions in seate. | a | This year it ig again vedwned by a. PRICES—Nights, $1.10, $2.20, $2.75, $3.30, bsg Wed. wt. $1.10, $1.65, 9 ‘flat 10 per cent... A nationwide| 2.20; Sat. Mat., $1.10, S14 20. $2 | Greatest sensation of recent | SE ATS AL SO AT AEOL TAN TICKE T om ICE, 004 OLIVE - om ( ( a ae Tolstoi’s im propagand: 1 seeks its total aboli- | | ars, ase StOLS . coe | : , ete pe ee ere ae Caeresenn, + ern. Lstoriets | Ste ee ice ria yg é / | Massy ' BERTHA : 2 Misgen, Ritch, Mojica, Oliviero, | The. special war tax that~ has econ | wp 4 a £ ; Formichi, Defrere, © Nicolich; | proved 'to be the greaicst revenue | # Ti ve HEN eee, te re xf | conductor, Moranzoni. producer is a sales tax imposed, | re. 3 ae “ | ific ions, on -gen-| ‘ : Ae —_—-+ wow b> yes vas’ - 7 . aA 7 Y pe s a Sy als wget ~ * » os Oe Yaptew hip ae * by -" “eee Ph a “ PRS th 0m tl), 1s m ni ried 10 — a : a tail . : ee vee " . r - - ih m i ay gaan “: Sake Anaetan eee at a: tea ey : ess Rae: z ars )siaie 4 nag LPs a wigs 2 Ye A fp A as tees sete * Wn 28 es RO Crete By, . "Fe sn UAE Ay FRR atin Saar te we ims ai Cn Ne CaaS a Aa ete geet PEGS i it ae e ‘ Lorn . sa . Wa ah toniebs CPE es ANTS Re? ere SP ay tee Ee i oe / y at P ES: ee , ‘ > ehh . 9 Oe ; me Gee ee ear yl ginger Avie +e at ace salle ot oe ani ot ) Me SE Be Mh aR cere cages ee ; ae sea £ oe iy oh tate . 4 SOE so rine . . ' Bethe he PRA Ay my OM a ig ETP RT: | with specific exemptions, | New Col iseum, March 18 eral business transactions. At one | time this tax was as high as 6 per) & Anticipating the needs of our patrons, the Franklin Furniture Co. again leads in offering the newest merchandise at éé4 99 = Prices for every Spurse—S1, $1.50, $*, a : ie e wee r sion : ! THE RIDDLE: WOMAN = cent but was reduced to 5 per cent | unheard-of low prices! The items listed here are just a few of the hundreds of bargains that you can get here now 52.50. $3, $4, 35726. (Ne Tax.) 1 last year and now to 4 per cent. on practica y your own terms. PRICES—-SOc, $1.10, $1.65, $2.20 and $2.75 § sear SALE OPENS MONDAY! Be w1.i1, the income tax with its high | . N : 10, OS § ELIZABETH CUENY, 1004 OLIVE. : : ‘ ‘ . POPULAR MATINEE WE DNESDAY, 50c, $1 a ie y ii ‘scale last year produced only $46.- . MAIL ORDERS NOW NEAT THURSDAY : 000,000 revenue, the sales tax pro- R (no 6 reer emer na CES’ : . / duced nearly twice as much. ; NIGHTS AND FRE. AND SAT. MATS., COM. = , Enoom ~~ sales tax and other ‘THURSDAY, MARCH 10 | p) OPERA). es cette ea al i The World's Gre ined Sincine Comedian ; HOUSE! Tre asury S144 600.000 samething hh $175 V UE BEAUTIFU = ; i ee, ONTINUOU aes 20. (| short of the expenditures directly a BEDROOM SUITE canes MORRIS Presents ee ee Phe te es Rade Pre-|I due to the war. ,So that the_coun- senting EIGHT BIG VAUDEVILLE|: | try is now partly paying its war § ijn 3 ACTS and a Feature Photeplay. | costs out of ordinary revenue, a @ nr oe GY eg MOAR —- x iia 30 : i sete ANOTHER GALA SHOW! | proportion which will increase as_| CaCI AY ON ZZ Al | = : (GRY wy ) WHS . the special war taxes are gradual- Sc ee WH By zs —- We es yp x ) sali it 44m VEW os | ly reduced. | yy, f 2 } “Uy Vy jj, APPL LD f Uy, ! \ ii iH Agi nl Hi, i Y¥ | if | 4 4 FORBES PROUT & 00. Robb announced not only reduc- pean | nT Lp WY) ni a Aly Bi | } | y, Hs He 1 4 a LN NEW SONGS AND OLD FAVORITES. : In “DANCE FASHIONS | tions in the sales tax and income \ . | | = : viel talk sei lil ' af Hi UR ) {| 3 o am COMPANY OF INTERNATIONAL ARTESUS | t, Giorzeous Spectacle With Clever Step## | tax but also abolished qa number of , of the budget ‘as its) | ee ee a SS! Oe rial vod eT ee ——.. = —- 2 ‘i va ee ‘ wa a ii laconic Diidss duties the tae ‘i /—— See aa Br all SSF Si! ¥ | 4 i full-size dresser. All ina rich wale ONE WEEK, BEGINNING SUNDAY EVE.. MAR. i3 Lite | would be no changes this vear in % Mg | = —— I ly J i ie Re | Ny : em '\\ V1 | _ It HAGA | 2 } a it nut finish that will please the a ; ' POPTLAR MATINEFES WEPXESDAY end SATUPDtY Nin > fie ee eo a! | = | Py bee Bey A) vs.) RA hen ee a) ee 1) Ue mR a ° ° . : a7 3 ae t} €@ cngsto s ti x f . y R- ~ ae : . ; } i sia i; Mi . . r = 4 WY) \ 7 a $i' Mr. Lee Shubert Presents America’ s Inimitable Star wa: J. a ee & M/ gE, ie) REE RRC AT] GE of a == i\f p> critical. This Suite is an excepts - 1 ; q ) a ee a | PERM (URN NG ‘i: 1 '. will be given by the St. Peter's) & . TT . : is | : j Church Choir at St. Peter’s Evan-| ¥ 4 ye a | i \ | by | LA "Gi NG SUCCES THE JUDGE'S HUSBAND a ed HORDEN. j gelical Church, St. Louis and| # | ALGIING HUCCESS pS 9 Raymond Nitcheoek. | Warne avenues, at 8 o'clock to-| & if A satirical comedy about a woman judge, her husband as hou sekeeper and what i 1 7 night. | 2 yh | W) happens to their flapper d-aghter, NEW YORK CAST AND PRODUCTION INTACT. " ogg ai Monday - - Fiday, ‘ nt” alt oe | ay Ne 5 O ys * Seal | ’ . ~- ‘ } t (i Ss, 4 7 bs ~ ee ad bd of , M vat . r oe ad a . ae Saar - >: e- *: i$ gre 4 2 re 4 * ‘3 Pek . yey §2 2 _ os oe. ia 3 aS 3 + Rote é é. a 7 oo I A IS 2 ‘ » % - ¥ ts a = ae S. : = $e ’ x st . # ; S % ‘ . » ¥ % bY ae 7 > OS e s 2 4 P E tg - =! - re = z “ ee ue a ; 28 x 2 toe ie. 3 s vas 3 | , FL % it ‘ a, ? « Ese THIS VER 4 HEDAB 4, Jay ices: ws | ED NB A, charming china closet, with a host chair and 5 diners. : . [Tia Woes c ges Lhe r {. ' ’ LEADING THEATRE GF ST.LOUIS , tlc io $: B Chairs have tapestry seats. This finely made Suite will magi l 4) es SG . T Ninth rd ‘ , ¢ 2 ¥ a or Tl Best Gunscrion=~ MLAW & EPLANGER ‘fc 15¢. 1 - & UE: _ | rd fas . on i , Sp Rk | : ihe Bes comcnum MARKET ST. +* SEVENTH xo mune ornament the most elaborate home. Be sure and see WP f ) 2g | : O ca St. Charles Photoplays | Triumphant Return—World’s Greatest t Mystery Play ik ae REE eens: | Wy | — j ee | ° me ‘ fO) iy : fil Be ‘Hones | Guest need at Ms oa: ‘ ? . a \ Feature EES. [agecanias tarmac ane ithe CHILLS > RadioCabinet & Bench : ; ‘Luncheon Under Auspic No Keserved Seats. Photoplay, 1:00, 4.15 «$4 | 4 3 7:45, 10:30, Vaudeville, 3:20, 6:00, 8:45 715¢c | - | WILLARD’S 7 9 @ of Neighborhood Assoc Come Before 1 or Ketween 4 and 6 to Secure Best Seats. - Children, Any Time, 25c. (Upper Circle, 2be). THRIL eae , 7 ——=- 5 . SENSATION c] : a SS tion March 9. — A asl Fun Frolic, Replete With Distinctive Madilbtee! LAUGHS . " BROADWAY'S aie eee h © ~ R E a5 i) | ef nea a hip 05 aX. ‘ son RAK K FAY cabot Koa | ance | AN AOTNEWYORK | SA Bisa rT DY iol} (Re \ Neca | Ze JACK NORTON In “BROTHER BILL” | ROM N E Me Ct we CHICASO Se oSee Qa, Vi $4 eee srentnty | "A NY fs ay rf. 7 4 RY Your chance ‘to Mae ,{¢Ushter of the twe fth Bari of With a Capable Cast d te ee Cg : a ee oS BS Hilt! Radio Faus! Don’t | Cgee ier + CX ny ean all BE a ae secure this mae Mee sea, who during the World War es be wher EM hg y a| it. centers and relief ba os gt > » \ BSe | — fail to obtain one | . j. CAzeeee= =- 1] f HK 4 1 et Ries Es alt i i SS os a C a wr | Oo ald bl ST ep ee ae ; set on the | mes in Czecho-Slovakia, Rumania and ¢ ‘ - 4 > { wee . — - , Comedians ELLO, HELLO” Mont he Cabinets at this | «& ex “ . = oN - liberal payment t of honor “GINNING : lz i oo a, NE " A oe a ee 4 oe “A tgs 4) ye the gues : ROSS WYSE, JR. iD" | HOWARD'S SPECTACLE cKitenep. | | NEXT WEEK fiociSicui MAR.T Fiithcoay MAIL ORDERS NOW special price. Two- | ee nin St Lowia, famatrics, will yest 0 FATHER” ‘NEN ALDOM” Mail F . J 5. tone walnut finish | wake 7 oo a -_ =) No. 20, a popular Mam@ker at a luncheon Wednesday, Mare F in Lomsdale’s Crook Comedy Ordeve , : ' with overlay deco- Sa a ED bo ble model will Bote] Statler, under the auspices of WEBER’S DIXIE ENTERTAINERS INA CLAIRE THE LAST OF MRS CHEYNEY . Soc = rations. Tudor . ; £ en Bong R : period turned legs. =3 give long distance reception st . Bhborhood Association. Harry Willsey, Director—Walter Davison at the Piano NIGHTS—83.20, $2.75, 45.8 was 65, $1.18. WED. MAT.—§2.20, $1.65, $1.19 — manner that is surprising. Coast to ¢ 5 4£0v prominent women will be hos ——--——-—- — PHOTOPLA Y ——__— and 50c. SAT. MAT. —$ >. 75, 20, $1 65, $1.10, 50c; nil prices are Tax Include. . ; A handsome Cabi- Lib 1 Terms 1woera rue will be ushers. Organizations a P : Top size 154ox 32. ie : | ‘ with ease and clearness. , ithe luncheon .and members of the Ju “THE BETTER WAY” With RALPH INCE | net with bench. gue w shers. : and Dorothy Revier > ney ; Sa welfare work and other social s¢ : | 4 —-— — — tig 4 oS / en NATIONAL PLAYERS America’s Best Stock Company With HAZEL WHITMORE and OLIVE AT GRAND DON BURROUGHS in 75¢ SQUARE CROOKS Except Sat. & Sun. | ia. tes THE LATEST BROADWAY HIT WITH A; Office, Acclian to. BRILLIANT COMPANY AT MOVIE PRICES | e in philanthropic work. She wae Se a AS a Seats agc soc, Reserved 7§¢. Box Seats $1.50 1004 Olive St. ee hes will have tables, and parties are WwW ° , ow , t , . ith Border NEI Mim Covona, ©. Puooinc Foe raaN | Merman of the luncheon committee, Sosoists. Crara Meyer. Leo Murer. Davip EARL? 206 Piece q COLONIAL - ™ aa 8-pi ni s | . | 1 18-piece Aluminum Set, 26 : Mn | AY : ‘ | 25 to 1918 on the Russian frontier, The Drama of a Girl, Who Chose the Wrong Road —— Wonderful Mii ae S: i CONGOLEUM , ‘ OO, , we a 2 Coton MA larranged by others Interested, | ee Py 12 GS Combination pee a ri COLLANDER “Bor. ; ema: i. West, 11 Westmoreland plac _ SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA en com) gg eo oe | ee Offer' Tea’ Y ix 1'%4*Qr,2-Or,3-Or fect N ¥ fee; and Mrs. N. A. MeMillan is g ODEON - sueae i TODAY 3:15P.M. = BREE | dovais. Pan Ser. . a : ; ” ADVERTISING CLU B DAY , $ rt i wi a * ‘ . Silverware _ he. Boiter i” ™ > iter a b.. ed dst t ie — of ee wal Ss See Dishes @ yh" 1 og Y Combination 4 y wy , ndon and before tue 4 Playing Bach E Minor Concerto for , Pianos : Aluminum oN ail : Rost NICKEL. SILVER | CONVEX ll Seaee first of the British women to go {| KETTLE ae Meer Work, and was responsible for t& A complete set for both dining K 2 Mization of the Anglo-Russian Hosz Concert or jEwish Music + ¢ Mootan Tempce r «Next Tuesday room and kitchen. Consists of = - i ae aoe Tograd and for ceneral hospital work neateh Eats C Viotiown °° i. « Meg z : | iia RIP Set 3 io ———— i SES: piece Silver Set and 24-piece - = SSS | aN Fs Dish Set. Every item of high- Went through the elege of Kiev." est quality. A set that is sure PREG rec ntly has returned from Russ —_ ee ——e—- SD ee ee ee - LL Oe Room-size Rugs with border. at ee : | ms: ae slags P beautiful and extra to a and 7 eo 25 \/ Bea | | I 5 mS and the Baltic states, where & ALL OLD | High online. i .95 eat “= ai le | \\ - e n Sudyine conditions from the pe --WELCOME HOME-- | : r = 1D; SEIT of soca: weitire Maul THIS HOME | f price of | _ 6 | , ®) . ial welfare Wora. . rs 4 -eiié* : Wiil be in St. Louls for two ¢ = WEEK week FRED CLARK (St. Louis Boy)] $2 Down—$2 Month es — a f ee a occupy tho royal suite at the Ea LORIFYING DANCE—MUSIC AND MIRTH WITH PEM. arranced Yor Queen Marie of Ra Amon n, those a assisting with arrao \Irs. N. A. Me During 1926 the Post-Dis. | FRED CLARK’ ; NEW PRODUCTION OF : patch printed 6998 Farm £6 | ‘ : ; aS “° - | | y | ; m@ the luncheon are: ! Ads—1937 more than the | ! a | a ' ; S. Tha. ‘oat Mire. Cheeta THREE other St. Louis mn OQ i | & TF. 3 a Wet, See newspapers combined. ; It ts a Guy Sure ! i j : J | 4 ‘if | } rananiin i i” ree, * ~ : | T | ° j q ; eee (rs. J. BP. Higgins, Mrs, Scott Main One, One — One, One | 9 0 HER STARS | ! ' F U o¢ beg j T U Fz F ‘co ; T Vacar Johuson. Mra. John &. Sha : } ieee William L. Sullivan, Mrs, Ldéuts > “THE G ” ‘e ’ e By “THE MODERT eves” o ae SULTAN’S HARE mi” ee ee eee 1 030-32 Franklin Avy. Se ‘|, Mrs. Elias Michael, SiMe. -~ ‘(rue REAL Ag PONIES ON PARADE”’ ° ' Pat Is * Ore Mrs. © ¥ Fa . BLACK BOTTOM” “THE BEAUTIFUL BATH” — SS SSA ME Sicpncusos, Mrs. A. A. Marae or ge ee a ae » rm A me Cpacuson, Alra, A. Ae? . lions: They Concentrate $ a> a ‘ ~e Le

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. er Abe aohie ns tice MORES RUN RE PPG RT OS ran eee Ae: Xr ~~ KC RARKR SSSA LQ AK \ GY : TYRES GOS EMSS : . ‘ SAK é . SX je SS EN =“W GY , NX RS . “ry “WoOANsn . f »” SSSQQD \ : R SS \ $ \ BARS aaeesss™ WNW AX. ~~‘ WY * ww’ \ WQQAY AANA | i. ae PAGES 1—18 = ee (AA GG; hh HH} S 7, 192%. => —— | IS. SUNDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 27%, SRA SS “~." \ . .) ~) SAN gees MRWQY ow ~ ‘ “ «* ~* , Y ae : LAN? ~y YY Sy : Ne » & ~~ ‘ : ine “} a qi gah eat sk watt ARS ° ‘e ~ —- , Po ~~ ESS a, of 4*#sf, EIGHT | seiiniaiiniiiiiaiianthan sdeaiepiesnmovamen ema mma cng 2k ii a ae OX AXALA} - ~“ A: . a 4, Me * st? Vest te, na PY Se ee a ax MMMEBWKHHHAGg , , . 2 = Ne oe s eke ; ey es - By ee ae > , , Saree id i Re Steen ™~ : % Wires Noe , “ > on . ve % snake , he ww, f 4 ty, Vi "ty “COrreag pp thtll” fore the Spring rains do dam : s | ow wall paper or plaster. We mi: _ OYs Sexy ti iai-ze on 2 SS Sea BIRD’S NEPONSET ” SS ee .— . ve ad . ” = : ee s Mee. N . Pe ae , See ' ‘ . ae cf it 5 Sees .: i (ae as . ? , SPHALT SHINGLES : MISS MARTHA Bex 4 x OM ee “Sy, SS NEN - whose honor . lunch use they are safe, durable. ]} I. LOVE, oo gel ee eee LSS Se ee a 3 _ aren eon will be gi en snd fire resisting Ectinron daughter of Mr and o piieeail ot , eet 3 F cg te Ee A ee ee March 9, by the ily furnished P — Mrs. Edward K. Lf 6 ep . USSG ge ee _*, Neighborhood Love, who departed | Be Se Ka 38 =: Me ee x Association. AY $10.00 DOWN . last week with her alance in 12 monthly payments mother and a party PROMPT SERVICE of friends for a e-Roofing Co. West Indies cruise. Gravois AV. PHONES=—=3> WEBSTER 2265 . ve . * / rg rr ’ > be. *. bdr 7. SV +b tpg e8 ee 4, V4, fos xX - */ "ey P A ts tof Post-Dispatch has the to magazine in St. Louis: A "ty st 4, (4 0, >» ° > pat? > Pr bys, : he 4 fre “* fs 4 ‘es — y “é 4% Vig seis 7 4 7 f obo “XY * f 4%, 444th," (14,4, Of? Vi . Bidic s F8 . A 4 “My, 4 gee ; : — Sy ENA sastumtmarsqermaetians ” oun or " mg the newest merchandise at aS that you can get here now ; “2 : ‘ d Sr ne ap x ’ y 4 : LOO oy OSG - 4 Pod = ee. S° ’ Y A * > eo a : e : . =e . , OO SN > ‘ ~ ae, me he OR : > . : Pi ; : : : : S rae . bee, Se : . - . p > . oe : 4 A : $ : ‘ rota Meat” ‘ pote oer 4 . Te ee ‘ “s wa ~ : y 9 eo a, : . . oe > . _- 2” a — , = d ’ > Cre ~~ + ~ OR pee vs “5 . oe G ney . las 9 . 3 ~ - : > - . . Oe, » ~ os : , ; ar ae “S “ . 4 d os i . A, ~ - ey Faas : ’ >. on “SS “e er ee are : 5 “ é . . . ’ Oa ‘ . a “7. . ae . . ‘ » aoe : § . ee re. 4 : ‘.* . Ss PER Pic ne oy. ". rn” : “ SN ae oe C. a Oy ¢ A “> . 37 ; : ee, ? — oe ane “ at? ‘ - “ ee : es: . ¥ . 24 ™ A , . hy - > ee : es wa > “Z . : ‘ “oF —& - ; > _ 7 bon we > ¥ . = = igloo % . - « . ‘ a ‘ ‘ s La — 7 . rns . &s . ‘ v ~_* 7 ea . “ ~S ‘ iy ns aod o . y, : . a tee “soe me . 4 - x ae . aa rap , w4 . 2 Son Se r so a . ae “ gas cS, tae ON SS - 2 Y $ etal . - ** .* r . 2 ~ ~*e. . . . ‘ be a “ee s *> . - * “SS * ~ i . a > ‘A . : o> . 4 * . v # fpdats SS ns op 6 * > : . ~ “Se : a 2 OS eats ae ae “a vee wee ea . > ee ‘a : : hy tg apes ys ee ere, ee : ; y ere? 2 we x SF si 4. ee, e + ONS 500M SUITE | q:5° autiful bow-end bed, a spacious probe and your choice of either inty triple-mirror vanity or a ize dresser. All in a rich wal- inish that will please the mest al. This Suite is an exceptional that cannot be duplicated n $75 of-our low price. Well to give long and satisfactory oS OS epee tee, oy aera tive! 2M — weil : Wafers te Che ¥) we ¥ , ast — i 0 fe ci Rat sh Ae eG ONES 7 Rann oe MY ale: = New mime “ aa a fee a CFRARIED OE CEO, elt tem ep. x er Yt ’ Wltpyyy, Yi “A, KZ ®, atid pone RETA em OMS wha oe ws . iy fee | Yy, A X ve _ “PWR ws MRS. AUGUST A. BUSCH JR. So A rrreeceaeaaG > She will depar t today with rd aM NY mother, Mrs. Rolla Wells and Mr Wells for Castle Hot Springs. Ariz Satrict. od | Li, “=a “SX S| NS ee Authority on mdy Paget, of Y gee ays ONG tee BaooNsw!/ & | i. \ Bridge to Speak rm. F. Foster of New York, well-known a" m1) Be Honor Guest at ao — -« - 2 Ps | a N @ BLuncheon Under Auspices err et oe GRE eo ee s ¥ & | of Neighborhood Associa of. ae Say , y S 3 eee 7S thority on bridge, will lecture. The parties 3 will be given in the tea rooms of the Famous $7 8 mticn March 9. MURIEL ‘AGET of Engia:d, Your chance to / enter or trite Earl of Winchili- secure this na- Memmen, who during the World War estab- tionally famous . 4 tore and set on the most liberal payment .4 vo Sega peaeN . plan in St. Louis. : fll be the gues Fr nono! ==4 No. 20, a popular memeer at a luncheor sday, March table model, will ' tier. under the auspices of give long distance reception in a ee r that is surprising. Coast to coast meeeroood Association a i prominent women Willi De yk SRhoe.. . “i ele os dys 4 Uy, 4 % 7 GY 44 WIS * ” a “. Lonsdale, Mrs. We IE Shh lms Be Deane PALL MAN RR: IRE AIEEE REE A= END : . P bi ~ Pie ~ =e nail i by be Vo Vie Wf “Pee tebee hostesses *ttee Adee, pte eines “ih. 4 tis, «aig Re sat ad ot ei. ee a a ae ne a er ella PREOE > « as os aggre oe The debutante is visiting in New George Rassieur hostess at dinner Fri- ’ York. —ashen Breanne The young women ushers are to be Miss day evening for Mrss ‘yal tingletor iiss Edith Peters, Mise Mar- Juliet Lee Carpenter - sia ita 2 of Fortress Monroe, vert with denaet * rf Tiltlilian ve a po eMiliian i> EC “ "logy gare reees {tte ittee. oh? wd. A ™ sone ae adie > Ea luncheon comm ~ moe c> ic gone of the noted hostes cy « ©) ‘? "VF + i aa eg. . ‘ . Tece ee - Rus . Pp Richards, Miss Eubice , ieee ‘ rio! ive } Ii i mut, ‘a J liver } *j PRY jas f Cura / POM Moos, . . Qn ‘ 1] ‘ its : fice ‘a | re °o "¢ -S iy ri¢ rr 1orm ey! ° . . Sane } : “oy Crumb, Miss Grace M. Bett, See te oe Jecorations.”’ rs. Wilson will give a i:unc: Florence Van : visiting ! ir, Mrs. Balfour Stuart Craib, : ' . id the altic states, where she as , *) ‘im mons 3c uth Cu Decorations. a tary An election of tue re ) . Mason Scudder of the Upper La Due Rm study: ) 7 iy, Miss Eleanor 5:mmons, ae eon for the visitor at the St. Louis Country genera: Sec! ee and Mrs. Cecil Gregg and her daughter, : : yin - . OD 1Li00 from tae point ; By: g "elite 7’ OF » . _ rons pate ee ’ : . ' ‘ .% ¥ sf . ~ ~?)? ars ; eld atid ,* 4 A Si . sf i? munty, and ner sisters, M ies ~ of 80eig | ‘Zs bry, Miss W 414445 Dy*« Ss ~ us , “Try ° Aan ‘ vy. Mrs. Wright will be tne haa ; ae : ‘I i hs rey . kins be wi! Mildred and Miss ie: : eae = | Aimee sdav night tcheock is president. | | ae Wil) be in St. Loui m aid Mild Page : : pe st I { dinner Thur day nig bir | of Montclair as >. W. White, . Ravenscroft, J. =. to. be given by Mrz Wilson’s mother, Mrs. | n Atlantic City before returning to St. Louis. | : “cCUpy the royal suite at the Hotel Coro- wie S. Haslam, M¢ a eat re ee Sens P Homeric to meet their mother, Mrs. Herbert 1 eS. as.atmi, -"' ’ : , te vir and Were lts- nderson f Ladue ional + @rTanced } uee farie of Rumania. ~~ ss ilson-ClarKk. Mr. and Mrs. Oliver J. An t awrenins Dustin ae an aa aaa ley aoe ner and A. H. Foote. a an j Ve.d of tis and Mrs. Irr A. Stevens of Clayton and a | shington Terrace, eck viepenincanas eg . oe nd spend a few weeks tn Paris. Mrs. Parke: teeing ond. have joine : s0UiIS C0 "on roads, have returned from «) ‘ ] ; in P UOati. jJiiass : i BLAS, . “a on ial , ant i; wtet Paecadena. Cal.. where Mrs. Stevens is taking the South African cruise around . ~ oF: ' , a *% vaiied - . ‘ " . wn She will visit the principal cities “ay it} i aaa H lu] and Mrs. William K. Bixby of ‘+? onolulu. : — Me bbs . will be among the late winter visitors at Pass 26 Portland nlace, are passing the iate winter es and Nice beto: . i i cs she’ : . ' : | ly ring. Mr. and Mrs. Bixby’s son s0ing to Paris. Mr. and Mrs. William Miss Parker, a student at Migs Berter « d eariy spring and daughter-in-iaw H. Bixby of 13 Portland piace, will depart School at Farmington, Conn., wi seters home March 16 to be with Mre. Soutien. ! ee ae Wade of 4522 Lindell bou:e for Denver to x, -« " - Pa 3 7 ouls ¢ King of the St. Louis ‘ T tw will visit Patricia Parker and Mrs. Willlam Scott Bnead ne@ pa b ij « ; ’ N. J.. will safl April 9 on the a month RE those assist! ith arrangemeats . F the lunch: on as McMillan, fit , S+ Louis t onal ‘ rs. AE } ‘ ~~» san | ; t resting vis LOT iD awe ” asm S584 s ‘ * -- a, to -~ this week for Pasadena to join them, , . She will lecture before eae te icin of Rtn s+ Fi TNE ERE St Pr ts abet et eee : eae e'«* B74 « ei . : eat & Poe at * 2? @ win! haere lett ie te

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__ ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCF ane * ao ; MORNING, FEBRUARY 27. 1927 : _ AGE 2 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __. SUNDAY MC : pea ——— PIES oi "™: (Parties and membere are . : P. WALBRIDGE a a St. Louisans ‘ MRS. MERRELL P. \ ) Oda Social _Midand Vaile “3 ~~ ~.* t m *, > Xt 5 rene 4638 4 i i eo sie et 4 ie 2 me : ap oh * hee We ater 1th ptiye og Bit: : ah pease Announce —— ane, «@ f eb d ri + RR SSS a gt i ob | 2 Roosevelt Higta = : On Tow umn "ae é , i a . - > . }y 7 2 rr ; 44 Announcement has been ——— meth Mr. aod re See made of the engagement cake thelr Se of Miss Doris Marie Maull, daughter of Mrs. a 2s Se oninin eae Albert S. Maull of Web- » of thelr dee ter Park, to Campbell : ¢. k of St, Louis. No Garrett. — Reaghalen Peat A yittrrr POLOLEOPOEE EEL EOELELLL ELLECEEOOOLEEEEOELSS EOL LD LEP! ASSL LA PLLA OTOP ELOEELLAOEDPLDEPLE PE EEOLD EY LEOEPIOTEOOOP PEELE LL FEFEISSFS SLED Sf —_ 3 , WSOLOELELMOPLEPEDADAELEL AAPA DE SL Ma tiiiissssdtssihititniiththhtttthtittn SLM MALE bic dccdceddddddddddd. a * as +é#hes> ww ~ ~ ~ ~Y Nn, AN a WY LLL ccc i Pe ei hie . ae es — Ses : ~ | Miss Blackburn, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jasper RS Blackburn of Webster Mr. and Mrs. Loud of the Park, has gone to Califor- Forest Park Hotel, will nia with her parents for a depart in a few days for visit. —Kandeler photo. California, where they plan to spend several months. —kK andeier. > - ee -_ erence ee CC EL CLC LL LOLOL LL A OO - — —— = = _ - — _ - “ 4 we Aenea a OL Na tt CCC Ae - — -—o_—_—_—_— sittitpbtntthétaLhias ing Mrs. Henry Andreson of Louis- Gertrude Catlin. and Miss Ani ville, Ky Wallace, daughter of Mr. and drs Hatry B” Wallace of 4976 Pershing FFAS FREEPORT EPS SEES SA#ASA LL Dm VUSILILY) Mba ; , - Ire Gold Tz © AMARA MREREA EERE A i. * Mrs. Henry S. Butic: ert. Van | oe et ee) 6, W. W. Botts of ~ » ’ ; 4 : ple a . Bartmer avenue has retiirned 2S pene ee the winter a ae Oa ti Mexico, Mo., State Regent | : : | water Park. Fla. wher: ne ry e she Price fancy dress costume a hall atv of the Daughters of the = «:: we : ) » a - —— ~ Veen « =) ‘ \ 9 a. E ; : i? ; : ’ 2 : 7 nhKiIn ; - ~ . : r¢ >| 1 ‘eR oo i> - % a nee ; : : ° a 4 e A ; ; ; = : ; s sc * ea ; } g of the & y" ' ~—~ s9u alte “ the uest of honor at a ‘lara av 16 i nel ) weet rh ‘ “A. a . | e their. daugmter, - The date or - ner avenue at Virginia In ence Hops : 7 stu! Spanish lad hri : 4 4 » : o icine * — . ; é ' i i (sn 4a’ as -_ - i. ~ eee yes " ; Lv 7 a3 ‘ LAX ha tg i" _ : ,- y ° ' 1.” sue her and Mrs. Pierce wil) eee COnmntry £) Yi rs. en ) 2 ne . =. — " ¥ avenue gave a bridge innch- ~ - is nthe guest Oe - the "as No h rin . hows lanni : Kee place who ha ’ 1 Ri = ce | , mt | oan sit ts a Pe r inieal = at +t, (;ates® rth M ~ oe =" ¢oT 3 o¥ - 5 . e —— - yo : ; a isos i? i : guest ie ene as far as NN: ork. 8. werOre Sing Witn Her 3 —_—. P| ee 7 ~ seid aft 5oa4 Mra Ge org» ee as to Pagss " ——— —. . a joined er New Orleans " ; ‘ d pd . 4 ‘ ia ; i ’ . : | - , . —— . ’ o a rs stay South i > os : " al ty? ; ~- 4 ~~ Siri dae oP ‘ : . 2 : | : ig | 4 ; uddu “ntertained ara = Y . - > . . - 5 " wc s . : fe ; ia Js ~ ais ats ¢ r Fitz? ° f ; ‘ . : | nha : " ‘Pe 24% > ars : —? 4 — - ; © 4 44a) \ 7 ies wu iT Ts ne ¢ " ‘ : ‘ > ee t ? J : i} 2 : . 6 - r+ . - > . . a : , oe = ° - . : s " $ " : a« > 4 ; e : , > : i * LAS und r = : ee. a : " : — — _—- ~ - itt Hates of 435 VW eat - gkai-e A buffet Supper > 7 _ ee. nine Z fol he isitor and Tuesday, Mrs ) oa ° a ; i} ii ane! . hostess at ; | ; . - OX — 7 er cA Fy fA Cla DIUSiin CU Mr ? nes See “ i. te. | * | | \ . 4 ; , ‘ . j ‘ e , | a : lohan T. Wi 1V will take possession of &@apartmen: iTd The) es nea it ne x St | > » i= , “Tee great work dear. rou have saved me | Mise Al id — : : : ! : the price of a new bedroom set and its prettier ; » M | Dereky uae than many of the new ones.” ee ee This is just one example of how to use Delta “@ 7 in home decoration. s the quickest a2 easiest way to impart a lively color and a last ing finish to any of your furniture 7 ‘Delta dries in about fifteen minutes. A se ee eunee ae | ond coat can be applied in a half-hour. AmyO@B q@@iMpper.::. we and Mee Arther can use Delta. It is easily applied — withOWi mmr’ torst, of the Congress iim removing the old finish. pe — Fy Lacquer any time with Delta and it 1s ready = ted ee Se Seal - « : : * by ¢ ~ 4 { F ail iat he om ba - ms a for use in an hour or so. It dries without ie tee ane un marks or laps—and with a high lustre. i , hag: The Delta finish is beautiful and very durable. a Anne C. Beck Wash it any time with soap and water. = ie of ene has re In your home are many things which need in. wo ‘ = refinishing with Delta. You have your ChOw® ae . nd M of all the popular pastel and brilliant colors. os : in all size cans. B 3 Avoid substitutes. Demand Delta. Good | th dealers sell it | Sor brideuma' : s+ =e ww ¢ if a | ‘- at ‘ ~~ rvacd are . > Sy 7 Ong 1 Ss OU S208 passing the late winter at Urmend Fla. Mrs. Harry H. Culver of Wagh- mEion terrace. who is on a Medi erranean cruise. ie at Napies. ar- ~ St eo = rs . J ()x OT Ga - Pum: ‘ Snestee =) Ser’ , mor Al , COTCINE to Word ecelyrd v rela. Pea. eT eee ea a . «ea - ad ‘ives in St. Louis Me. end Site Revert uw, — Robe rts. whe former'’y at le | ’ . 195% McPherson Ie ue, hare (ak On Posseesion of thelr new homa Moorland Park egy ROSE BLUSH Mrs. Jul ‘12 < Birge of 50a°7@ ; ve ' ee, 4) ™~ ; : Westminster place. who went ‘o OF Olde - . oy) e 4 Vew Cc olor irs - re ES ee : . , asiidena. Ca wo Weeks i<e ~~ wians to remain untf! early Aprt! rf “TYLE authorities believe it to be the hit ie. oF SAnl Wrecesummmacs oe them all. “Srensered im a number of piquant ting Jr. of 5240 Westmineter plac: modes. Also the new ‘revs Blondes— Browns and their emall daughter have re- ™ 3 —aend Reptile ffects. Blacks, too, turned from Dellaa Tex.. oe | en . * . ho an ae a a hon Tare! er? ¥ . . they Spenrit eevrera’ wecka. a Huette store anc ' Fes ww : oTR VEW Por icy—t's tricted $10 tne wmmmeciate it Ne _ 3s . hel ne’ ts » rit 5 -hoice et all Vw lckert’s &heoes: pair Mr. and Mrs. August Schilaf! f wm mo longer necessary to pay extra‘ 4442 mdell bevlevard i ewe H " chee S- oe Breather Delta Lacquer & Products Company | p om | Mise M Le tis Phone Mat 4620 + Saint Louis ‘ : : noid es ae *% meeting at the 160 ust street, Tuceday at Ss : . — a ‘ - b tf Asal) Md a ires = Gaughter. Miss Helen Schiafty, ; rittings by F Experts. Special Booaict upon request i 9 making a late winter visit t- | a am. ™ 3 Stores: 716 Olive—6118 Easton—420 N. Suth @ nia RE, “en “ane BH \avieir Hotel 423 N. 8th St. of Mr. and Mra Samue! Clorden ~ of 38 Westmorelary place, is visit- | “ = iitesd F lf SRM ll IK . . ————a A TUTUR ONES = EIIRLIUREARUEMOIONS —UIRRYRGNINNED ewe EUnet ee ia

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eo is i . af aS bg Al, naapey id ot Sy Reha ato IN este, ‘ac’ pinnate c Te PSI De, RR ZAF (cea . ay . me ; a Ca So tts or nt SILOS POST- DISPATCH ‘ — SUNDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY 27. 1 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH______._. PAGE 4 Miss Anna Stebelman ie os d a | ; 4 , nember, > 2 WS 7 ee —— ; = en te. eee on ee NY “uy fslllte WI. NW 1, : | / Midlant Valley Couns j 4 dings cl nd mesos BETTY McCONKEY a A, dr MRS. CHARLES GAUEN a Y ANITA SCHUMACHER Z Benefit Musicale Webster , Grove es Club = he . on niry ¢ a i WULLULLILT TIT tte Va hn, ff lbh Va 12 g TATALLLL LL W227 “2, oO : of : : , 11716 OTa?it * Hote *MMNGACTILE Nts Glyn ’ we ot Primanng enero ~_ j For Actors’ Fund: 1! Browning Progran ! | - joer se Cliyy, ; 2 . : YW, Uy y- fa : me, The History and Literature Ss: » h Pease oe ~~ ee bre ge me ane eS AS ie NORE, ON A a SEY hill: gatas ¢ Poe Hotel. Mrs. C. Spencer Meredith. Mrs. sign of the Monday Club of Web + % % ts, : Allie et A pete : « * : : é mn for lr ; 3 7 - “ es a . se . : . = ; nee. eee ; ‘ In -- ee eo rs ¢ JA 4 A Sf" el P on Fe K- : 2. 4 2 = ‘ec hs acta , ‘ ' ; aoaAL #- ag w SS F ad s A . _ - ster ‘ ; roves. M rx EC i. Fik no “were — | ‘e é ais eae. e% | 3 | at asia % %, - |rick T. Hatch are planning a bene- ate 4 a a y ’ A s,s : 3 ; —— hala a #7, mNmceusi- P 4 “ J . . c * 7 \ ve Nig z ae all ri ¢ ’ ' a . } ‘ ‘ iairman bi ata an op . - : i oe Pd § . fit musicale for the afternoon of ; C#asrman, March 21, at the home of Mrs. Monday T a 7 president, Mrs. _ \fre peo nh Me E m¢ hs & : 6 2 ae & ‘ % . oS a J a Z inn me . P P a ee ' : ’ ‘ Echo Park, gave a tome ; a ee Se Pe. a % | e F 3 Hatch. 5 Lenox place, to aid the’ James K. Stribling, presided. fre . eee s birthday, igh 6 M : 3 Actors’ Fund of America. Thirty- |W. W. Keysor of Kirkwood, ere | wie sarod young at lighter. oe five prominent women will be in whose direction the section nas rude. who celebrated her eleys : ) vited to serve as patronesses. been studying, presented the Fa- rthday anniversary. 27 — happu rence Meredith. composer ther Russei!l Wilbur, who spoke on corm “were present. : University drive, Was so pianist, will direct th e - program, “The Poems of Browning.” Fathe: 3 morning at Wilbur read “The Bishop Orders “~ > > | a ¢siri« a Smith st. Loui « zirls Take Part in Sn Hie Tomb.” and “An Italian in En- College Rally. | grlanda Vre. Reginald Jackson. Louis girls, Miss Jane accompanied by Mrs. E. G. Hoff “4 Windermere piace, Vande- od. : seada rise party Was given of! yrcesca? Miss Rea oa ®t Our Lady of Lourdes , the eve :™ the Rev. Francis O'Con- ‘eleh rate the - 3 . etic Tine. (yr “od sk - sae - t ~ ; 2 - ; ow « ee ee ee Rural Missouri Churches, Libra a ln Tne morning at J ¢ nun (,reene ries and Schools. ’ oat il} hea presen* ith fhe facnitr ; 13] C - bs i3 é W } i} . +** SASASAAANTS SESS ~~... 7s... |” > L * ior a eee ’ bid ee a wy 4 re A oe ng etl pais Sy er ema as te 2 is ont 2 gy x om — , seniors in white dresses decorated i Dee . . . pe . - ¥ « 2 ry" ¥ > in their ciaSs coiors ine exercises ae ioe - Am Mm ger om | Ci en aie Mah othe were followed by a student rally Cne fyninasiumMm and im the after- Nestle ihe seniors defeated Thrive 1} Ci li :, “iow ; ircuine Permanent (i Wave Complete j * $7.50 \s After March 6th -Smith lee luli n Waves will be i Net cee -—T $10.00. Appointments and Miss Hafner and Miss Galt posits this week may be had dur- Mi nembers of the Smith chorus ing month of aves for $7.50. iss Schumacher, daughter of Mr. and a) el a a lak, ha Open Turing and Thursday Evenings . s ‘ ‘ A ‘ \ can be to the natural wavy hair. Our experience > ' Pee ae a 3 Rie See ee, See” eee Ceff- fT er has taucht us the correct methed. | : a : me. °F eas TE ones. BiB sacs es Ye A 1 Ma Fa Se & : i 7 Bf es fe oe 3 ‘ id, Oo 502 N. 7th St. ae he emg be ——— 7 fF . A400 ULS has not been Announcement was made recently of the engagement O Es 3 oy ee ogee of Miss McConkey, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James c= £ é 24 Se. ne: Ree a ig ee Anita Schumacher. dauch- G. McConkey, and James Lawrence Howerton of i RS = Ro ch, fs te es, lg eS PROF. DRAN NON The Waving Mr. and Mrs. William Schu- Anniston, Ala : fae eae ee , Bot Oa, eee ee | riggs oon Frederics Vita Tonic Cx rof 3013 Meramec stre ts ; — ee ee a ee es ie ee eG BR i oe ae Ef Recent over 1698 Ereaes unos ane ee pound — the process thag ee ee ae i pe rr — ; ee : as : ce eee : is ‘ah a Se ee Paes e ree Seaaeen, bieneeté. agree ive s Jah f r ci The as acos | 3 ae Se : = ae - ee ae ee i ae Ba Reese teres SS, j . 1 incomparable son o! mr. and Mds. Jacob i ' . Pec ee ic mapas oe Soe : iS es eee er Permanent Complete é¢s Oe $5.50 owing waves to any sha@@mmupt, 6714 Fyler street, Tues- Parties and - 1 Pe skt aw die etaeteeiaen ee Le eee gee sf ES ae Pe est M I d Bob Curl 50c or texture of hair. “ evening at 7-239 oe lo. a The : picid ¥ As : SF: L isiqci ? eis © aai - wees : wi Tee = eat ac ae Sea oe le f ‘ ae | ; H. Ross rat on a trave lorus on i eg — ' “oe . , me - ; neil ae ‘te a a tertainment Committee. ih cg Ee RE a , Sant = . ’ inl es Given © ACtUSE LOS ; 7 It is the method closest tege Ss Wu tane piacs at the Other S Soc ial Fvents : | cor ages PRA TRG git ghana’ SROR : | Scotland. Mrs. W. D. Buchanan aves Given a nature’s own. Assures a love Evanselical Church, th 4 Dt. and Mr See ae + a a. a New York Permanent Wave Shop — liness never seen befor, gy: ": Simon officiating. . O th WW - ok 1952 Parkview place will give a Mrs. Gauen was until her wedding February 19, peng gel ih 5 beck review. , alii HOLLAND BLDG.. Ninth Fleer. Wave. And it is the paramounggi®® for 2509 cuests will be 6 men maner today is heer = Miss Anna Louise Fuller of 5223 Vernon avenue. | > r ine “_* rite — go an r) ’ . s : . ppl . j 4 2. : 5 — N. W. Cor. 7th and Olive 4 io pause pad of Mr. a1 uting Club will give a @ance in or Tphy of 5660 Kings home last Sunday. M J. B. Sproul ‘entertained : 4} Fd ry Se dy —s eo] -* ,.. . ° i — aii, be ° u rpopny AF J . ae - a¥ rs, a} « >. s rot s i! Phone Appointments GArfield & oo Etzel ar Architectural Hall, 40900 Olive . > sear ee ae il - besage L ace ' m bury boulevard 11] ive a bridge he Ladies’ Wael e Club will give the L. L. Club Feb. 18 at Juncheon : 228 CENTRAL NATL BANK BLEER? "4™muel D rreenfield of | sreet this evening wil g D ie 3 luncheon Tuesday afternoon at the its annual masquerade ball Tuesday! at the Forest Park Hotel Mrs, | Opposite Samonsdines’s 7th at, Fille. nD tOOoK ‘llace Feb. 3 " ee 7 is e the rs } : Pap in f Tive Grove No. 27 c tae J Forest ‘ark tel, ° : | = Sixth and Locust Sts., St. Louis Entrance Bihne h } i tn Tide s are J ~ Fea a a, ——— | A Beautiful For beg see “13 street and lowa uaven nue. e e Finished in Approximately Two Hours Specializes in Smart Apparel for Women So A Bargain, Ladies! Complete. 1 in App ub All Licensed Operators 7 | inne : ashin n birthday sociz odav Have — Spring Coat SHA oy 00 and MARCEL i. . . mr. and Mrs. Goldberg of 6923 |. a a te can aaah a . made—you supply your M ess 75 gt Barr Branch divearr at 3 pm | Sustain 9 eT peta and Misses of IZes on place announce the engag * fife : A program bit S:yen ma re SMART DRESSES— - $7 UP All sean Sikeunbegn Phone NOW! GArfield 2819. 3050 me Of their daughter, Mary. t osmdlin tactmenten gunned so for stout women freshments served. Also f tout THE VAN BEAUTY SHOP. 614 Olive St. Siwak of St. Louis. ate a Conveniently Located $ he wedding has been set, The Century sHoat Club issued | g179 DELMAR AV. FOR STOUT WOMEN | REGULAR-SIZE WOMEN | For SMALL Women and Misses . and Mrs. Jacob Barge D1 Paget calc gel i | .*% AA Sa wee & i SSS Sees =~ NAAAA «3 Te a ’ ~ ii ee ee yy AAA aE EEE SS &%* * ASAAAS SAAR SAAAAANS SSS >» .».a_AhM»»»»_D mS Seger hy ents WN rN annie “) NY os, —- oe Vr as, a etn 2, LaF gage + My WN Verne mae, + aD ep tem Rite. ihe abil ba a Pca Lerucitiie- - e reer Sgr eskabedaidedatanadl eens dilie ci. eaeeae spent 9 ickinns se paeneae soeieemenen Spe Me We 2 pra? Raion A ange ae amp cgneng yA by» Oem 5 age mee eee Joa “ vate Oe ated * Cotaliadibes “ wranlbamene tens Ne nay its rs ett APO gs Mine aw ease tg ata 11 te Daltile Or tenn cds muah + Niles nenpe tea elaee eK. on ge ge ee aOR ‘CRANE LAMBS. SCY HY nema Tg: ede UTD Rog, ors er a oe Sees aR 9 « eg "MR ARAN SHR lepadbaae «Ne a .o~ STEAM AND OIL PROCESS: NO WATER OR FINGER WAVING; COMPLETE Esty - That Famous Horseshoe Cur!l—Beantifual, Natural, | DE MUN SHOP, 4513 Delmar. FOr. 1120 [EE SELLE IIE ETE MME LL A LEA EO LEI HALLE -« 8 Mrs H. Wallace ©o y Lustrous Wave Without Water-Waving Comba. a Bayard avenue announce the NO KINK OR FRIZ—TRLE OIL PROCESS Complete § / M d S d FI e . it if t} , j dis : orht . e LE ET LE ELLE OLLI LOL, a ———EE q iG Xpetle The dat of NOVELLE SHOPS, 323 N. Grand. Lindell 8408 pecita on ay @con oor wedding has not been set. Mary Rosenfield of 50984 Peavenue gnve a abies lunch- SRSSSSRTH TART SHS eSSeSeseessaaeeasaanses (GARLANDS omar wogtih at t#® Gatesworth | oS Law Longer “Womenw ebeensitty ohap lin hon of her daughter, Monday—A One-Day Sale Helyn Ros nested During the 300 Spring Hats oh nate. Pa te ltalig Sea 4s Porn 7 Vee a 5 ee = ae 4 ~~ Ros — —e Pi tee 2 “Thy Rr ome ie wa an B bet a Opposite Sabert-HRinalto Theater *“unday by Appointment ° i ple 9 o 4 te . ow" > o hasan Sarees 2) we he ial Ape rey pe yA one we ~ Y * x ee & o ty on » . A distinctive collection pf the latest style Coats Spring Sandal, $10 « ’ j ae t} developed in the rich soft fabrics, many with gor- Tt MRE A NEE Be mB ONE pg 7 geous fur trimmings. Lane Bryant quality. Fa- vored Spring shades. Cubir Miss Edna Coher am 1. Miss Gertrude Her P. a vn yi a ‘ ‘é «Nag ast ares tet iy * on a - A Nae Miss Presenting a Sandal of dainty Parchment Kid shade with contrasting Rose Blush trim-—S$10. Our selection of $10 Shoes features a com- } i: plete variety of colorful light kid shades. 1 The original designs in Swope Quality | | Sport Footwear at the appealing price of $10 in- H Spotted , Ca cludes Pumps, Sandals and Ties. | 30.7 pas 4 % Beng $39.75 a: ape ae ea oy me * > dear, you have saved me gmp Mis Alice Goldbere, be “a : Russie, Miss Pear! Rosen droom set and it s prettier Miss Dorothy Feldman. Miss new ones. _ Sigler, Misa Mathilda Sakows- - Miss Ann F. rack, Miss bay example of how to use Delta ee ee on. It IS the quickest and trannah Gillerman 1d Mr Mand her daughter Part a lively color and a last- grew of your furniture. thar s: hneithorst Jr., a stu- about fifteen minutes. A sec- eat the Western Military Aca ‘1- li d 1 h if. h A rone mee spending the week-end.with p ied in a Na our. nyo aeerents, Mr. and Mrs. Arthu is easily applied — without ithorst, of the Congress Ho- finish. : Ak e with Delta and it is ready aerndhor wr orso. It dries without brush “SR to visit he dauchter ana d with a high lustre. 1 . Mr. and = Mrs D is beautiful and very durable. Anna Cj ee with soap and water. =~ , f 453 North are many things which need Re tire weeks In New York Delta. You have your choice. ols th of 5798 Persi pastel and brilliant colors— JM” of 352, Grittengen street ®t to Hot Springs, Ark., To: { of sey, tes. Demand Delta. Good BS Ron 35: j yr 220 OU iii ia Pee BRR LEAL RE PN MELEE SLE EME 02 * » aed hee te RN. aa. ae ting Ose >. ec * » ea he Avie, theo Seseeaeaeaane -RRESEERRESEEIT IEE ESIITEIEITIIIIICII III Tee rerrrrrrirrrrrrrrrrr ren +o e SRA Be cts Gps : ~ > > SeGeesaeseeseceaas tet te teehee TTT ET TT eT Tr rier yryrerryyryyrryrrrrrirririitit) 2 ad et ee Ry a. ae ™ raat ee ey te «Alia Pept, a ole x Fee om r oe Gotham Gold Stripe Silkk Stockings, $1.95 Chiffon Silk-All-The-Way-Up with lisle soles for Spring Frocks Trimmed and . extra long service. Sport Styles 3 3 Pairs. $5.70 Mowthuiiekeinng OF... i Made to Sell to $6.75 $ DELIGHTFUL selection of tavored shapes in | | crochet or Venetian visca, azure hair, satin or silk-straw combinations. New rose tones, gooseberry, monkey skin, liberty blue, ombre tones and black. OLIVE AT JO*ST Boomshat: All head sizes. : Frocks for all Spring wear—Frocks that p has dex proclaim their newness by smart fashion Geor gette b to be “po tana ' % ' ame . 3 Bef her brother, Tod Boom-|— Cean-Up...7 5 pert mR CHILDREN’S BR A NCH | touches. Satin crepes, flat crepes, Geor- ‘corsets jucts Company meme’ Miss Miidred Ziman of While they last—a selection « models from : | gettes and combinations predominate. Spe- prty os Saint Loui ‘a eas tistics ‘tg yore regular stock lines *MARYLAND AT EUCLID cially priced at $25. is se cenit Soemslers ce Shoes—for Children of all ages | Other Coats $25.00 to $195.00-—Other Dr $16.00 to $150.00 . ' —_ y i } . 0 . — s é . . lt THOMAS W. GARLAND Inc. Sixth Thru to Beoadway. Hosiery—for Women & Children H m5 . 2. - pmMeeting at the Town Club must street, Tuesday at 7 . peeeeceeereee oe eee Sseeeseueeee PRPSSSesereseeec eevee seveecaeeeeseeesese eesereservece * b ists ay nese returned from a — - wee. a eae - — ¥ A ig a 2 es. 2.2 SARS chy Se aug = A particularly interesting~ selection of PG TR REN BR IN Ni) I I NOR as eG - . ee ye > si ee via esac Ne mnie te bass a se SR che hE tah 2 es ES rainy:

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_ ST LOUIS PUST- “DISPATER _ — 7 loahiiets teed eetiene Tort ae epee : p raae oT fT COAT OU WL . - - aw Wu Pp UrorAtulr sound : : . | men ———— SS my > -~- AAS wr . ?. es , : os 24 7. ct at rr & -#¢ 3 '¢> : see Our Other Anaouncements as : , 2 aS | , one Pp a ! | Crepe Pajamas ? | N idea! time to select the ets. rae, a i? Fi Pejame needs ate splen- ~4@ : ‘ ’ Dis = : pie ! eet - amie — . mF “ ’ 3 ‘ See + Wo-picce models mate of ” reacy aatheeneen crepte—come in tractive modeis— sizes for ss weiner OWT bigs ia peng nig), lit : ee; Pie” | ay “ -_ 4h ee Ce oe Oe per esa ee we ot ee oe Monday A Week of Remarkable Sales in i very See tion of the Downstairs Store, Oitering Underprice Merchandise at Prices That Present Unusual Buying ‘Opportunities in the eV/ec5e Remarkable Choice in This Special Purchase Group ist rice $177.9 78 Never Fail 2-Di Excellence saperh. Ne hewles or sanea Gils’ New Spring Coats | | 1800 Women’s lub Frocks od i ‘ Purchased Weg -— isftitecreda Mondu;, ee | ) ) ” lectivity. ) Oc 415 CPW e = { r 1 n 0 PTREEEE Saci'>; stcomberg-Carisen, Bosch ana ma e ‘p | : 3 . +t Easy te JC SB ginghams, priuts, black cot Super-Values for Downstairs Store Week AA) ef unparalleled! Unexcel PeginwunAg Purchases 6) | OPTI KB gonad Sumune) TTL ie taht? 2 PAPEETE Mase a ; te , ee pe re. a eon, okie 2 ee siateain rang Wages wed n . as GEA SIE SW ESR EI Thalia kes te athe hy ‘ bes, aes Stine + ‘ 27 AS & i I BG, SNE a ad ine pr terbe iG BM wwe A breath-taking announcement. and wuubleached a 4 A Ki ye: ey fF it, fe — A high-class, standare ean Console complete a nation-wide renowned ' 3 | be ing for less than many are payil 4 rdinary radio table sets. | | ) utiful 5-tube, 2-dial Table Sets com ist pri $139.70 | — ch vata 5 see r ¥ + $ii - «+ | ae PSST ere re’ in Sais Ss e, ee el ae 7 Pe ? 2 r WHERE WAS There's where we are. Open ap after N planning this event we were determined to OP make tt one of extreme value-giving. Todo this // 4 : I } most torturate purchase that en- es RAD Oo oO Weée«inadeé a ables us to ofter high-character Coats in two very ones Grand at Washington CCL Catiiis Ree 2K ect SiVUDS y EH Pie a ROMY LAUT. plang A eS Oe, vray ee F 3 Sk SL ae RRP iy ip coy Rl Reg 4 ees, btw Ane ¥ ae 5 eet per sks a ‘ MEP RB EGE I SS hap at Poixvetsheer Kesha Vew Plaids Fine Suedes WMannish Pweeds Fine fwils Imperted Mixtures >* KVervy Coat is sulk lhred-——Qave fur weummings of | ae Tj See Our Other Annou , 23 ri ; ei, =o &. aa, 4 CORKS V as: C2 it S tr. rWHtr? Je2 V fr »~* * . rhe «1 , > " —_—— " yh - 9 3 { 334 THOU LOR. VL Ome lR aul Newest opring coicrs A Ae MiiSSCs SiZ a8 . Si Ss. > ++ [mu | apis: 3G | I ip ae notes? edit aie i ert t ca | Don’t Let Jownsimrs Siore Week =e = sil 33 38 |. Your Feet £ -« », 2 $ a 2 z 3 4 : g 4 x i, % a a - oa2 a ‘Fed hs ’ 5. $ 5 s - : gt i Ae os ‘eS § et ack i? he & ees ™ 2 ad ¥ ., oe +> . F : 4 % . 28 : ¥s3 3 +2 2 ey is * Pay P q 3 oe hy yt a a z - Z. : S i aq es a x a . 4 q ?. hk “4 _ " a7) ? > : F a . a : ; be - 4 x = Xe . + ae an Sy * - or 7 t c . age s% ~ “ay 4 - *~ Beg AY BS hn . 6: = aw ‘4 sy 4 * L 4 i ie v : oa ; 4 : : Ss - 7 Ps e? + « > a . : + » Was & > . os See 2 4 ¥ ‘ 3 * % . 4 a 33 . 7 - - : °s o- cs ‘| 5 . 2 ex ; . . 4 2 ; oi . P & > * « > 4 UD bt -. te « ‘ = ay ; dey a , . &.. ae 5 4 £ Bots ; ; ; Je ’ ana -®» & 4244 s Se an ele shaes * ’ re ; Coe . / tae [7 ‘ 1S seey | : : ee | wile LIU W ace ina ae + Jv ei ok i FS fe. eu So 7 ‘ —_ ’ ; ; Le@e ¥ 4 atterns "Oo —— == ALLEN arches, re Yea Vese--opicmulu " aeagtald .& . e ’ ' . in ose y . - " . . . “rtoose feet i | lave cailopen : % A ~~ tating ankles, tiltec — “WS Sees ea Or NET [eee heels. come from $fip' Cc. Loa Weoa 7 ; - Yew ai g Syles aul un dims ao a W h G ? Mee J¥ ice, 5 ‘ee ' ~ oan ns-alignmeme a a 5 .s *i@ ‘ee . 4 we 3a . . ~~é — ws : ag : > a. rT ~t2RCRRS ALL FF aaik UUs » Rurfiea Curtains vais - nore bones of the a , » = | — | _ a | . . rst the pain is arceplional Muings Moada) ‘Se Set ee quent and endurable, ba yt cressoar Peers to .. oe — aS the condition gradua S48-34 27 ats ) FZ r>? ae agg nt oP gear : an ‘& er ; fOr 1€2.0, 4 » Ces ) | a i ee , 2 crows worse, the discorm ” , _ “ * . f B ne , - > - ‘€-.Oa vad 14 3 Jui ew, oe > ~ ‘ » & an iY re «3, ve alme % s t 4 # : — Jrapery Jamesas Imost constant. Th dition is actual low reiaats —_F ax mn Wore V fer 7 | >i ° af ; | * . . : r+ . m4 *- 7 tLtiuaisa , E ‘al 3 tO your gene Sa yun aif EL a ee ee , er 900 v ~~ ; 7 , : a > > | a8 le MICO AS vee paisa C2Ow ACxtmwar / asue MSs Ur bach | oe etki a> Be AR : ae ee mai ee TTT | Bag ts ed: afte do | | “Z anf Pow fesial s ‘tare Veer U?iers Set ee a pr a Store ee. - ‘4 ite fone Woiren s Shoes-—New Wodels 4th’ sme xe ff _ es Jt | 3 3 ™ ‘Paes \ ae —. ‘ ~* , ‘4 ; r =% 4 o8 . 24. phe Ties t ay 4 Mr. and Mrs. Willa + : = jodi : Se Slylce 1 ” * ‘ey 2 me, oS ‘ - « ee of 52 40 We tit i ee =. “ae ? ' rar Bp OD nee ~ ve ek em = wis a Ate @' . : ria a — i. | , ate f & Gepedare$ Protect Yo They Are IN RN Mi nN A CEI, we tem mr z. . -" rorwr ere * a i le a, al M6 their -mall daughier have reo ? a : ) a &«. a q » eee 4 o> ~* +f : from Dallas, Tex, where ee a ! i " me tile > mt eer eral weekm ee me et | | ihre oes ‘elwei ' Vote N a9 4 7 Vet Carpet 3%i2 Nepeon | ¥ ated - Y $47? and Mrs. August Boh lafly« ae ee ey : { poe | - or ‘ . Ss . ages Lboulevamd and the Sh etic | Se | ects . Lae : a «Oe are 56.3 : fies Helen Schiafly, ane f. - > = i = “i ’ # : - Fs pee, a Ss a is Heavtic: “ew - c Ae goewtee + © RY | ZT tei : a late winter visit in Het’ — a Eli | P a d + E> pret 23. ae : ils > Pee Ao INR: Wiltien. sre penient-and “Shes 5° 5 oe . Kee . hg D Cusurcments 5 @tedblie ice padeel OL dt se = 3 = . ee Viren Gordon, Rsmrhohit i. a = ee becca. a re. Samuel Gordon ~~ mss _"" | a | . Eve Westmorelaga place, is visit- | SES ;t -~ * a Sdn i ” | (#5 190 oesman A douse the Conweniens-P#

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ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 27, 1927 __ ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH ___— aa ne East St. Louis iI L Miss Margaret Schmitt, daugh- , ter of Mr. and Mrs Anton Schmitt of Veroniqa. avenue, was married | Wednesday evening at St. Joseph's a Church to Homer King. , The Rev. . ‘ Albert Zurowest performed tne cer- See Our Other Announcements on Pages 5, 6 and 7,-T his Section at eh eee : + de SP Riga gts ‘ er ae ke Deeded rages eeepc E i , hu th 1 Was witnessed Dy thé y, whicl ? 4 oliars saa zi) j . = as ‘2 - Vir fe Cuffs and ee, ee oe eb : - me = o al 4 ht and Mrs. King were attena¢e DY a o : ‘orrigan and John Er- For Silk and Cloth ’ rs ’ P "Mr. King is the son of Mr. ‘ | . Spring Coats » Kep: in as Sesh stock *» Also made to avenue and attended St patecatn ni- : versity r tin is a graduate : order. at attractive prices.° a ee nas | : , e ‘ The ceremony was performed the Rey. E. R. Jaeger of the Evan- | of the East St. Louis High Scho ten} Church. where the marriage ! = SA ANY tf er ¥ Pape os c hut aes i io f rae z dad WON ey - RE se SR ken ae oe > ae SF a PUA. NORE? 5 * ae ponies gate ae cco yneney ee Sh RS we igtane vk 4 j + Se ee ae aj oes ot een” ee bi alee a od ie Xs dots " ‘ eee ie bs n ~ as eat. - padre Sy 400, a Sons ESD Se cae) A a > ‘ - ¢ wa fe 1 AUR Me aR gghiicn fae ames Cp A 4 a) ; zy . ye wh gery ee Midis > = theyvr ft +7 After a short trip they Wi: Low Summer Rates on All Fur Remodeling and Repair Work Special Attention to Mail Orders in Chicago. . ler . The wedding of Miss Elva Ernst - rr, =. .] James H. Boyer Jr. iast inurs he che a » evening was one of the caarm of the season. porn “oh, ‘y : oe gs. te AR a =e ee es Signe ce ** ‘ y | fe = nuptial a@iiairs wel = in the | was solemnized at 8 o clock in the 7 -yenin Miss Edna Schiake 4at- , t f bride and the grooms- ' vf y . we 42 5* -_ >> : J —-... — ~h - AT ec r : | an hggeeacepennlihest caret enm \ 3 Wa ti on | ; 4 5 . n ‘ae Tr ry or ‘ ~ ‘ 4. j \ i 2 | Re er has peen a popuiat Mmeiiv ' Pi ; } 4 x ; ; ; hs Y * , 3 : f — , £ y i 4 na PY ; ae he at ate SOE FEL vat Hp ie ee er a 0 tC Oe AAG GMRS ERG C8 ee pe ee ie s we Fe > ie Bite : oe . ’ > : rs ? the social set and was maic 0: : : ¢ > af honor at the Pageant of Progress - = = =a } + _ f Sne is the caugnier O11 of North Seven- Only One Day Remains for You to Take Advantage of the . Wr. Bover resided OOK around your home and take inventory of your Furniture needs now, Come down Monday with full assurance of finding what you want—foe | we have been careful to maintain even up to the last day, a selection of Suites and separate pieces that is varied and includes every type of Furniture” —beautiful Furniture in newest style and of sterling quality—all priced atte markable economies. If you need Furniture now, or expect to need it within the next six months, come in Monday—it is your final opportultity to secure beauti- ful new Furniture of high quality at these extremely worth-while savings. Convenient Terms Future Deliveries | of Payment if Desired - Choose the furniture that meets with your approval and it will be deli im- mediately; or, if you prefer, we wilk keep — it in our warehopse, without additional cost, until you desire to have it delivered. , ‘\(Furniture—Seveath Fiocer.) er wedding of interest this the marriage of Miss daughter of Mr Shepheard of Harry Fenn of Chic | h ‘eremony Was per- fi rmeé Monday afternoon by the Rev. Clinton D. Bowman, pastor of Presbyterian Church at and Mrs. Harley the attendantsand ¥ - : +> spent with thé Our plan of easy payments makes it possi- ble for every home-maker to take advan- tage of these important savings on a de- ferred-payment basis. Do not hesitate to inquire about this helpful plan. a does vour morvor reflect HAIR Are you conscious «1! fluvus hair? Have aie val dewe nentl, removed withou rides’ parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fenn ag. vere OF te ‘eft for Chicago, were they will irnt A - : > +s Si . = ry c rmrT a NIP = ? Hendricks wer Guaranteed for lite. Endorsed by many good physicians Free Consultation Are Shown in the Daylight Salon Black, so flattering to wear af striking, too, is highly favor for frocks and coats. We hi anticipated every need and Special Selling of sembled the finest of Black Men’s and Women’s Watches ; High-Grade Watches in Attractive Styles Offered at Exception- se : looms—in the special Salon & ally Low Prices—Each Watch Is Fully Guaranteed for Service Black Silke. - q- T:7 Johnson. MM ~~ Vv, i j Suite 284 Olive & Fightp s | Evelyn Walters, Miss =. ~ Worsted Wilton kugs Meokiet No. 5 on Request Phyllis Landrum, Miss Adele Hal: | es i a Offices in 70 Cities Miss Mary McCarthy, Miss Alme- Room Size, 9x12 Feet— | ited é~ € bad é Evrrens > : lar : - iI. ang Y : “| , Cr tates. Canada pn ne : e: sley, Mis fe at; Rode ant Specially Priced at A new Rug is many times all that is needed*to give new life and color to the living room or dining room. If you have geen wanting to secure a new Rug for any room in the house, this is an exceptiona! opportunity to purchase a beautiful worsted Wilton Rug woven of good quality yarns and finished with heavy fringe ata considerable saving in price. ~ Bengalines, Cords. Failles Coating Satins. . $2.98 to Satin Crpeses for Springts frocks : $2.50 to $7 Crepe de Chine for every wall ... S138 & Flat Crepes, for coats frocks: yard. ..$1.98 to Neva Slip Faille f (silk Salon—Secon@ Axminsters, Size 9x12 Thick, soft Rugs of standard quality in new Spring patterns, exactly duplicate the designs and developed in beautiful shades of colorings of fine Royal Wilton rose. tan, taupe, blue and mulber- Rugs, is offered in $44 ry. Unusually good-wear- $4] ing Rugs in size 9x12 ft. for size 9x12 for Convenient Terms of Payment May Be Arranged cg , (Sixth Floor.) ee i ot ene ta. Seamless Wiltanas y t An unusually good assortment of these attractive Rugs, that so x F Rectangular Watch Gold Filled—Special at $6.95 A practical Watch that is prettily designed and inexpen- Wrist Watch White Gold, With Jewels $99.50 A dainty little Wrist Watch | with 2 brilliant white diamonds | 7-Jewel Elgin” Gold Filled Strap Wel $1 8.50 P A very convenient Watch # John Baries 54-Inch All-Wi Jersey, 51.8: and Mrs. Edward McNary, and Mrs. hied (F- ae 7 R eth a ee xe . 6 v 5 - ais - ‘aS Ps , . ’ ’ " . saa Niele . ” Poe eT Ny ore . ; ; Hye = Aaeee Sah NEG: : Lae eee oO coh nt rine x sneha aed a ae re Chan ic, Je et le gaat ia aes a vines esses asi poe ibaa aren re ae ag RA cag OO te Se Mey ere, ee apex OUP are % > > ante a ’ SS epee hey ean Adler - ST bd ee ee a ees i Sok estas . ae a a we e ‘ ( on thes . BE agen ay pein pate A “ Pat Ai si nS age na or KPO Sede > a aptt par ikea tY ctl ee z v7 + a7 we “ | om ‘ Aa MR eS Y peaiak on : of ’ eee ee sak pee aa © Spi s ey aphe &) CRRA gy ERR A 3 mit Pda og gt > " nen eee ee 2 Naya Er att ee Peo ead es Boe, ict i a ee Se ee a ns oe a, a ce en e SPE Ey) THOUGH YOU SAIL ON THE SAME SHIP OING wp the gangplank, Nancd tas right close be- hind Mot.tr. As the ship pulls out, her elbow is close to Mother's. But wait! By tea time, where is Nancy? Well, Nancy met that charming Anderson girl who went to camp with her some seasons back. And Janet Anderson in- troduced her ta that bronze- skinned chap who looks like an explorer, and the tail dark boy. That started the social ball a-spinning. Say goodbye to Nancy, Mother! You'll see her at meals, perhaps. And you'll catch a glimpse of her on the sun deck or dancing in the salon. But, she’s having much too good a time to be a really good daughter. . 2 4 7 ° “And so she sailed for Europe” —a nor-too-long booklet will give you further details. [owas written by a woman who weat abroad alone—and sailed on our ships. May we send you a copy? Please ddress Dept. N, White Sar Lae, hoot tbe" Pika bag a2 & ‘ =I isriwi ' F ixcmor al Laois authorizes] ecermte . . . Majestic, Olympic, Homeric, Be , Adriatic, Mimnewaska ~just six of a vast flect of 102 ships Rates from $210 ‘up in FPicer Class co $93 (ep) um Tourist Third Cabin. iL. Curtis, Mrs. ‘Stephen D. Sexton Jr., ‘old Sullivan, Mrs. John C Mrs. Marshall ony 5 Mrs. Andrew |W. Kurrus, Mrs. Al Louis. and fancy cut as i . hee ATS. WN Lidseads becker and Mrs ; a . - ins The Daughters of the American Bohemians — . > 7. > a / aT; OlLNnt Pparriovic pr gram > . Revolution and the Pave a Puesday €% Members of the D. A. HR. who were "? in charge of th: program Miss Mary Louise @Villiamson, Geneva )Jloeser Miss Elo Bean, JR iss Cora Ujie. B Young, Mrs. Edwar Harre McCormick, : Hundley and Mr- of Al- ? a | ry"; re T BIC U Liitio~ Mr. ahd Mrs. Ray Jackson hambra Court ent day evening for the folowing mem- bers of their bridge club: Mr. and Mrs. Murray Watkins, Mr. and Mrs Robert Salvage, Mr. nad Mrs James E. Parhan, Mr. and Mrs Allan Watkins, Mr. and Mrs. George T. M« tcealf and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Cc. Rigden. Mrs Kenneth L. McCurdy of North Park Drive Was Thursday afternoor’ at a bridge lumcheon. The guests were: Mrs. David W. Caughlin Jr., George Smith, Mrs. Mrs. Har- hostess | Weaver, Miss Harriett Ann Sullivan A surprise party in honor ef the iffteenth wedding anniversary of ; r 7 i'Mr. and Mre. William McK. Edmis- ton of North Forty-sixth street was given Monday evening at Mrs. Riley Giger, Mr. and Mrs. WHITE STAR LINE ind Mra. Prank Campbell, Mr. and Roberts, | Miss Be. ' ‘atrice Fulgham and Miss Marian Sikking. their , § home. Those present were: Mr. . New Spring Curtains ‘ + Have Scallops and Fringe , A NF ie gay IN ut : N ‘ ry | $ Each y( ux Nn Le A : ~ te e. | An interesting group of new Spring Cur- Tr; ii se r tains woven of rayon and cotton in many benef?! | attractive designs are made with scallops A 4 and finished with deep bullion fringe. These Curtains are in a delightful new shade of bronze and are unusual values. Ruffled Curtains Dainty Curtains ior the bedroom made ot good quality grenadine in dot effects. 2% yards long and 43 inches wide; these Curtains have tie- backs to S$] R() match; pair ° Double-Rtffle Voile Valancing, yard ene = 36-inch Cretonne in chintz and floral designs, yat ake 50-inch Drapery Damask woven of*rayon and cotton, pene = = He Five-Piece Curtain Set Curtains of white dotted oor barred grenadine with colored ruffles, double-ruffled valance and tie-backs to match. Ruffles of sunfast voile in blue, rose, gold or jade. $3 2 spe. Get S6f.-<. FORA SOW 0 eH an Da Atwater Kent Radio Popular Model 33, +9 ( 0 Without Accessories, aie Model 35 is an efficient, compact set with one- dial control and six tubes. It is here encased in ‘a walnut-finished radio console cabinet with built- in cone speaker and battery case combined. You will be proud of its beauty in your hore and you will be gratified with its se- lectivity, its tone, its volume and its ease of operation, Very Conventent Terms of Payment (Radio Department—Fourth Floor.) synthetic sap- phires in the 18-k. white gold case. Choice of many attractive styles at this price. Man’s Watch A sturdy Strap Watch, white gold-filled case, fitted with jewel lever movement and ij- luminated dial. Cushion or rec- tangular shape with $7 95 Comey. MOOG ns indaues Jo Woman’s Wrist Woman’s Wrist i otletries at Special Prices Exquisite scents as dainty and refreshing as. the fragance of the flow- ers themselves, that are grown, distilled and bottled in their native land—the gardens of southern France. Lubin’s Amaryllis $1.69, $3.75 apd $6.75 Chypre or Jasmin “$1.50, $37.29 and $5.25 Narciesus, Heliotrope. Vio- let, Miguet, Lilas, or Jockey Club, $3.29 & $5.25 L’Ocean Biue (a new ctea- tion) 4. : $rs Rouge from Lubin (all shades) Press Lipsticks in slide cases. 75¢ (Main Filcor.) sive, too; the case is white gold filled, with fancy bezel, jewel crown; jewel lever movement. $9.59 illuminated dial and hands, a white gold filled cushie case fitted with Elgin movement. white gold filled c thetic sapphires or iit six diamonds .. Je $9.59 Important news for the garden- er is this special selling of healthy Evergreen Trees—the Chinese Arborvitae—so desirable for ner posts, fences. cor- These Trees have the roots burlapped, ready for planting and to insure safe de- livery, we include a_ galvanized water pail that will hold sufficient moisture until the trees are planted. Trees are 2 to 4 ft. high. Hydrated Lime Sweeten the soil of your gar- | den and lawn with this well- | known fertilizer. 10 Ibs. for | 35c and so Ibs. for goc. Sow Grass American Rye Grass, 2 Ibs. Wizard Fertilizet — If you would have @ ¥ nll green lawn use this Seed Early S. B. F. Special-Mixed Leee:6 thn.. <i ehe Kentucky Blue Grass Seed, 2 lbs.......-+.«+..- Red Top Grass Seed. 2 Ibs Clover (white Dutch), Ib. *e eneeneeneeeeeee* “se *e@eesee eee eve ede oe. of 5 a ‘. Diamond Watch _A tiny Wrist Watch wit jewel lever movement aa0 a" & diamonds and fancy cut <sym An Exceptional Va , Every wardrobe simply have at least one frock of Je the colors are lovely—pé€ gray. fawn tan, marine Hussar blue, royal blue, green, bobolink tan, spice sea foam green, orange, — pink, wide rose, navy; exe quality, in the correct weig W oolens—Second 7 * S * Notions Speciz Spool Cotton, 3-cord, black yard spools, dozen spools, Wright's Bias Seam Tape, Pear! Buttons, variety of Fancy Trimming Buttons, € Basting Cotton, zso-yard § Champion Sewing Silk, bla Stampe Company é |Walter Bader. Mr. and Mrs. Ray) _—_— Comtinued om Page Seven. me a

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TN tw — — ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH __ | SUNDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 27, 1997 _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ==> SE PAGE 5 = ——————_ of See Our Other Announcements on Pages 4, 6 and 7, This Section LER | STIX, BAER & FULLER . sieenaael +> a » wene ¢ —- . . ‘ Br, : 1 ne oh eet aiadimeiaiis ? 4 ry ey ~ - " % Whee > Ligne rs a ar Ne d 7 Tol pee ey oe 7 RD Seg MN SRE I HL OR ee 6 Mose mivenaunen . wil WTI elle ee eb tate is” > ie ae ee wns WOE Fd ee a sane enenantittaes tee . : For Spring Days—As Excellent in Quality ~Begmning Monday—Exposition and Sale of as Their Price Is Low. Spring Fabrics and Sewing | = S a ae = | All the Essentials for Planning and Fashioning the Spring Wardrobe B.; jogue tion of the smartness, the - ee are wit a “ i a oe a ee ee ra) ee ha ene) EPS ie I AI With Expert Style-Advisers to Assist You in Making Your Selections nicety of finish, that is ap- tn 5 parent in each of these Suits. : A GI SE), HIS interesting event has been planned for the woman who would achieve distinctiveness and Ce Be ies cantiine eon ee UW ] = 4 yO et RR smartness in dress—it provides a complete service of style information and practical assistance. ([2-%egp/ . Se 7 mw " Atal io aati hnafiitl er pine me A map mG A NL Reamer natganE ee ee ee ee oe ng ape eenn yee Wee a tes “het tame f ee see Nan iy sD tes Amp REN ake waphager Gy Nore rm PR GER dag ore OER alg GA + FR RAS ~~ ge Sag Washable, in are excellent finishes for collar } | + = : , Ate A striking example of All New Shades cuffs and vests sets. The yd., 39c | \ Barbara Lee’s ability to ffered at Exception- ’ _— American ie foreign Specially Priced . ; - sooms—in the special Salon tor ‘ook ar , i : s P W eek anteed for Service ® Black Silks ) for This , eaten: am eens we te . >, : : ; : a eae . 3 , edgings, bands and galloons, for ir | ‘ give you the unusual in The woman who fashions her wardrobe at home will be interested in this extraordinary lingerie. Priced, yd., 50c to $2 style and quality is this : - ~ : : ta71! ’ , io- P : . -Di r Bengalines, Cords. Failles and value—Crepe de Chine, firmly woven in a beautiful crepey texture that will retain Its orig Silk Laces for the chiffon : three piece Frock fo: Coating Satins. .$2.98 to $9.95 inal finish after repeated tubbings. There isa color for every need, soft pastel shades tor frock or negligee may be had in .aCO madame, with its separate Satin Crpeses for Springtime lingerie and negligees, costume shades for street and travel frocks, many flattering shades white, cream and colors, 4 to 6 | jacket, and its blouse fea- frocks + BRO to 57.56 for the occasional frock. At this very low price the wardrobe will be most inexpensive. inches wide; yard........12%3¢ $ turing a smart bolero in Crepe de Chine for Resey need: Embroidered Bands, edges and back—in compose,tones of 3 motifs to be appliqued are most | navy with nude, k with interesting in their colors “and white, black with nude, yard -... $1.55 to $3.50 ( Sik B deloth Silk P repe ilk Broadclo ilk Pongee 7 : Orlando rep designs. Special, yard. and cocoa with nude. Flat Crepes, for coats and frocks: yard. ..$1.98 to $4.50 } ae | : “ee ' =e ' az In Newest Shades WW ashable—in Colors Specially Priced Buckles are favored for slip- gage choad gong pers, hats and belts. Rhinestone, | - enamel end metal Buckles; many The lace blouse. .the = ' Ss ie. a —_ 7 ~ . we One Zz i —_ i : : $2 25 $1.59 JIC are samples from an importer, chiffon frock for after- = ' 25c, 50c and $1.00 noon...the combination een e Le “pe eaay a Ame” hg, 2a WN RPL rd eae: 4, . ’ a ne i eign eas has eta, tebe 2 , ja - ee, ee . " . mats print aires 39 2° rw: wiaget*4 a ed a tne ee ee Segal or, wy Meter t dg oar EEE I A MOLI A NE ee AER ERE MRS 8 LAL NST ENERRES %: met 48 0D NRE tt —_ 2 4 e i-Jewel Elgin PS 7 , priced | witeat ho Strap Watch Tailored frocks may be most A pretty soft-finish Broad- A fabric so versatile that it of Georgette and satin fashioned of this cloth in black, white and many may be used for frocks for boleros, pleats, tucks and ney — tiers are new style fea- | successfully , . V : Cee ! lors for tailored street and ther d daughter. sui for rs | ee = i line coiors ror tailored §& . motner and daughter, suits fort $ 00 54-1 n¢ h All-\ ool excellent — nai agree: Flat rocks pajamas and un- little brother tee : 4 4 tures that make this $39.50 , | Crepe, in every lovely shade of ek ood soaetalie iattle brother and waderthings. . group so interesting. - every hue. Exceptionai Vaiuve. . 4 s. 3» W } In e | y Watch with | SOY, e *Fleur de Sote and Printed Ra- National Park Pussy Willow i e | (For Women and Misses) | illuminated dial and hands, has diums are charming floral and Cameole Crepe is an exquisite and new Pussy Willow Prints . aie white gold filled cushion-shaped = ‘ at geomatrical patterns printed in reversible silk. woven %n _two- are outstanding for beauty in t . 29 é ‘Third Floor.) case fitted with Elgin 7-jewel An Exceptional Value colorful effects. 40- = tone effects with the satin finish color and design, adtpt them- mi les, (‘ yp aee we esplainamice: . in.; the yard $3.50 one one side and crepe $5 5() selves to the Spring rery war , lust on reverse, 40-INn. mod inch : ' , ° , ) aaa oss tract or oseny, Khaki Kool printed in the Na- a ae — Special, This Week Di d Ww a : hi th tional Park erugne is net ef- Neva Silk Faille is an unusu- Stiplay Companion Prints are ) ; kindergartener. lamon atch the colors are lovely—pewte: fective for street and sports ally lovely Faille for the early delightfully new and lovely in Not only the g _ A tiny Wrist Watch with r5- q gray, tawn tan, marine blue, frocks ogee to the resort ee Spring frock and silk coat or color and design. 40 $2.98 but sister and mother will want jewel lever movement and 18-k. Hussar blue. royal blue, billow country club. $4 95 wrap, inthe newest TT $3 95 in. wide; the yard me frocks of these charming Dim- diam oen’ filled cushion-shaped | green, bobolink tan, spice «tan, wos we ee : SR ENA TOP ES ities to wear on the warmer days. | thetic sapphires ed —— 6S sea foam green, orange, light i St, aD eins as ane $7 These Dimities are of an excel- six diamonds | $39.50 pink, wide rose, navy; exceilent afaxh. ble All Si Hem cae coeis > ose ting to peated $115 lent quality, printed in adorable | quality, in the correct weight. eenable AN-SUE Raciee i Hlny COlore—S6-1. | San 4 we floral patterns and will tub conty. WW an ~P nd Floo an Mia Dor.) Wash Fabrics—second , OF 1¢ ‘ - ‘Sie iG ‘ b re " - 7 +/+’ t * . . * . oe » be jin , ‘ ip : E q ” ong 4 we me Me Sve . A > 8 : . > tte | 4 Pe, 4 ee 4 . wa " eneain: | oe, e wae ‘ ; eS aes re ee - o> 2 EN wt ge i ~ . 7 _ * > ea a. hil Mica. o. Meee ee La RAR eens - wen Ra: enneatte . Oe a EIT ts, ite mc ae ~ apne 9: te & “ ED — oy A se Ry ‘&, 4 + ee >» > ig Wm. Oe ae ORD mE - ee moe ee ee eR ” “ste: - iaaapin: ’ . iE i) Larne: 8 tees ss pre Dente ps oun en ~~ é e “1 4 na ‘ ae a ro 7 aan s ks ra e eid fs eines adie eek a) ONE t Pe NLR Sy sae H 5, 07 ae bs Bi elds dss 1a) ‘ fi . r , ” * Wise " 7 PRR CR RRR oy By »% — 3 ‘ Mec ae saat te ry iy Pye “ se TF J georety te. Biripat fn Te , i ao se MET ey ans ay aves bee’ : ieee 3" ae Rot * xo eg ee ek E.R Pe ae Sei: Hehe hs Grey Teaee aa 2 eat > aa , i ‘ e tp aieha et + Nye e % ™ so Notions Specially Priced McCall Printed Patterns Find Individuality in Spool Cotton. 3-cord, en white, in . Wavee . ram oo. ee ee sagging Pa Fabrie, Furs and . Lai ‘th the name of the piece p n Trimming ° ? : oo r al Wright’ ? we : pe fevard “2 _ 2S reens O | pe & m iape, O-yard piece $ Sraehiy wil! with wus during tne weer 6 With Burlapped Roots | as ing tton, 250-yard spools, th Cc fashicns -fampion Sewing Silk, black, colors, 100 yds. 72 | rr ssist you in your selection I ; ~ = f | | >39 = af 6 — | —_— e === to » 99 , ) eee | A | ‘ garden. : J Tots Stamped Frocks V ogzue Patterns : Fo! Spring wins aA,nem, and refreshing cost ‘healthy . . . , - - ’ e ° : “sae | . or | } ' Ele Sewing Machine for rite a | , Ch Be 4 X-uF In Attr l Styles ° ; An Eldredge Electric simple tailored Topcoat and oe doe errive Oye Are Represented Here This Week by : ondia sith tha dréus Gaeta crate in details of tucking and for cor- 7 wy ; -~ : | se Trees @ : Y sat Ye to fp One of Their Fashion Designers DT MA ana, sin : n de hes: p : ~~ oe, on = | oe ms ur trimming! men an a . Vogue patterns are Paris-in-tissue-paper. Almost misses find in these new col- soon as a new mode appears, Vogue cuts it and as oe 4 awe lections the fabrics, the lines, has it ready for you so that you can fashion your acide ie ae: Sene e- the furs that are considered cks according to the latest dictates of fashidh. depends many times upon the smart thing for Spring. 3, ready . safe de- ‘fy \ & . \ - ae vVanized al? | ? : Charming little Dresses fficient ail made and stamped ready + or . on tty Bes are : aj ££ ab to be embroidered ; in pretty 1 3 3 | epen me ft high . 3 Pre ee" solid shades and colortul us wees a designer from Vogue will be our guest the efficiency ot ag rs « = ‘i es : P| ’ eck = : » 2? “3 i: ° ro - o ‘ a ee chin é mis Po § at ) prints. Sizes 4 to 8 years. id will assist you in planning your wardrobe. Pregl pod For dress wear—Coats : , # fi House Frocks of gin ustrated above are: machine is i -onve- are of siender lines in . . ff 4 us roci ing- Re naa ie ' , I r " - e ; a } os — sas aa * = s 2... a - * * =" a a . £ ° — » © ns oes). _ ore . ar si aa wit = If you would have a velvety : stamped for embroidery, s9c Frock of National Park [Two-piece Frock of is equipped with Hamu! = . ; 4] : wrens ell- ; call ’ | . 79 a3 oe “pice ; . -Beach motor and@® a. - endiess variety introduced green iawn use this especially | . iff made bv V — b! nd laid ton-Bea : £ aan ; : ‘ : nae cni on, ma e ¥ Og :. navy iue an p s 4 . i teen’ Com _ ea el deta! is. For service or prepared lawn Fertilizer, 5 Ibs. im Stamped Lucky Day Pp ~~ Me o6ee vene. Veaus Mo. 8748 foot - contro! omplete . goc,; 25 lbs., &s5c; roe Iks., $2.75- : Aprons are of unbleached See at oe with attachments. 0 wear ~— the ePeores . : ; i la \Yerdlermnrs« 4 ; S or} > ee +“. ~ " ~4 tf) “i Pate fe) Ridings they +, ~ ae +, pa oR uae CATE Stes ms ¢ A ee ee a a LD IN ace A MT tl Ne ae ee fone a Me YS ne eed Apt oder. oe eee . wa eee eat RRR I ae es RO Ate AE SAR? ARN ce Re ILE EE tag: — s eT “——— wee SH appeal < SARIN etm etna (For Women and Misses ) . at Ia = on ee . ot oem oe ss 2 ee rt rae eee (2 eae

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPETCH __ PAGE 6 __ en ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, FEBRUABY 27. 1927 2 aaah _— ely oe ww. ’ OE AR ON eR I NARI ie cael See Our Other Announcements on Pages 4, 5 and 7, This Section ‘ Crepe Pajamas ? Women’s Gowns epe NCLUDED are handmade AN ideal time to select the and hand - embroidered jama needs at a splen- ER ' did saving. : att Bons 8 fae ee a dinwid fs hit De 64 S i Acs RR OR Rl et won i ri ety Reds die’ - ee Gowns in attractive, new 7 GRAND- Two-piece models made of W . S ready Windsor crepe—come in «we * * ee ee aad tractive models—sizes for miess wormen. r ownst a 3 TO omaecenineuel ee pereeahicatie andready crepe that comes in fancy de- signs. Unusual values. Beginning Monday—A Week of Remarkable Sales in Every Section of the Downstairs Store, Offering Underprice Purchases of Spring and Summer Merchandise at Prices That Present Unusual Buying ‘Opportunities in the Dowmsiairs Siore Wee Remarkable Choice in This Special Purchase Group of ist Price $177.9 *B Never Fail 2-L Ne howls or 84 ; ‘tis # o Cle 78 z i pal: Sie: Pas 4 + ° e ? PE ex a ae ae Ci a . a ate es a 4 % x Girls’ New Spring Coats | | 1800 Women’s Tub Frocks: Specially Purchased Group ) ited! Monday at “a . on ae $69 pr $4.19 ewest pring VO ate. 2 Sas QF woolen fabrics in new pat- A) \ // TRIPED, checked and plaid e-:4 lleled! Un terns—plaids, mixtures and : S Se welts bier t | = V l f D S W k % be | a ginghams, prints, black cot- : Super- alues tor Vownstairs Store ee | “a npara™” amen : ( 3tn-taking announceien:. i lors. Straightline, : | : ; ; . ora double ign cate oer yf ee —_—— —- ~ Zee - § -— ett A ee ndare a a are i ili cainahte ; ta Suitings with set-in or kimona a= ; Pe f it, iolks: A high-, z : : eo oa MENS and moufflon. Come in all the newest Spring colors Si | BO S TIX B VARA OK ~s '¢ ; OOK é a : ‘ Our Other Announce ET tes meme ee Misses’ sizes 14 to 18, women’s sizes 36 to 44 and 26 of the Most Popular Fabrics at $1 .00 a Yard . & extra sizes 4215 to 521. Radiums - Printed Tub Silks Kimona Silks | opt (Rayon Novelty Sports Satins (Cglored Moire 45 | F ° ( p ; a otton) avon: x : ' “a . _(Rayenand Cotton) | Colored Pongee “in ringe A Don 1 Let Taffetas Plain Tub Silks tank Gadel Wien | ie ‘ ‘ ” rs : ) ‘ne ; A Rayon Taffetas Plain Silk Broadcloths Black I : $ i ~ _* full Ale let hich back —neces- . : . : - , : pi om: : : ' } ; Printed Crepes Novelty Brocades @ Striped Shirtings Cat a a oe Ni & choose from—all have scalloped [a ¥go¥ 0 | a tating ankles - rec ee _ sat'y v oe ~ tate hw + w -_—— . is 0 z 7° a pane 3 4 _ - 3 . -} .. 5 s - - . / A , 2 = =. _ , ee bottoms and trimmed ta Tn | “4 heels. come from - * 7 +rinces 7 ’ , Pho shit ite? * ++ A+ s . in * 1 pF toe He ab ft are sure to take aieieidlaars é MII i\\ \\ Linen Damask apes; size ‘Brxt0s inches: \ > = Plain Colored Broadciotis Ox] 2 W | V | t R . , His experience enaniely of. Early selection is advised. HEME — ¢. a Rayon-Mixed Madras 00 c ve ugs examining your secs Heavy Senn © | Fine Count Percales * a immediate resce. Palmetto Rose Beige Mother Goose Monkey Skin —sabie Damask in nea fan Salisbury Sheets & ’ orded Madras Below Regular Value - ‘ Cocva Rose Gooseberry Red Diadem _ designs; 64 inches wid $1.10 Each a acim si Navy and Red Combinations : — mn Pod — gre de. bleached $ 94 : Pe 4 : | VOW SStATS Otel sCeung, heat.y Memmed ar | : 29c Each soft finished; 8rxo9-inch si : a 2 P . y t Neat} al “i some are subject to ver : ° , | t t quality Bleached ssl. fine slight imperfections. Downstairs Store Week Offers ee | rovect. ft . 9 suojyect to slight imperfec- . > ‘ , : 9 aia > —" rey 2 | Th a A ions. AVY de, mie Velvet —a eee : 2400 Pieces—Monday 15¢ Yard Bleached, heavy terry cloth si we: suitable for any room. el — a —— . 3 rats . = ar i : rnp a — . r ay AT Raa die RA ALY AN as TR mate 2 anger, , ‘ Pe ea Na bess” Le a Me AS | tance Satine 8 RE. * pbs "sant tao ¥) i” 2 dere . * ” ng : Fae fgg aide. i begets J Wee Sas Ne tee « seem PS a heage dy sil Tas - meer % Sadi i ag’ +h eee i eS ae ’ - ou tegen % Oe 4 i gi * lowels with neat fast-colored Startex Crash Toweling with Jacquard border a °sg ; a : rf q maerhguethrner ces saecinwes =. vinosaacae._.op aaa a 9x12 Wiltana Rugs 24x36 Rag Rugs @ y C Rayon-Mixed Satins, 59c Yard : $35.70, 49- Each 3 : ee > ye ~- - t os etme ; basa 8 : = vee ts ; ’ ? _ "4 s « “ Princess Slips with lace or em- ar White Broadcloth diene teint aie 6 $1.39 Yard broidery flounce—also ribbon - ‘HOSe wUWintnead with anc} drawn—sizes 4 to 14 years. Gilbrae Zephyr Ginghams. 29c Yard leathers or those of plain : ; Good grade Velvet Carpet a sles and Billy Derkes | im small checks and novelty os oe aii-white patent, kid or tan leathers. ‘4 in a solid effect shade ct and rose in 2 pa ix 98 — : -Otton Sr cleth =e]. ; ~% , 35 in = rf | . —— uscoine seuee im White and cat. weaves in a large assortment | jen: nadia a th ge Have Louis, Cuban and low | | taupe—-36 inches wide— are perfect and - ors—for wee boys and girls. of patterns and colorings: | sell. : : vie heels. Sizes 3 to &. , p.iease bring measurements. Suitable for bedroom, ete wnetaira Store A slighe ‘2 inch : Downstairs Store — “ : | | ght seconds ; 32 inches wide. Ask the Salesman About the Convenient Payment Plas. 4 ewnstatre Store.) O unusually low-priced groups of womens’ new te fi SS neal

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Rn me iii __ ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH = SUNDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 27. 1997 _ | ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH__ ; ednesday afternoon at her! Mrs. On a A. 2 ‘ -» a ** ; ie {a My a rile > rr | e > ~ y | ii POuUOWI INS efuests en- ilan edmond. eaee - ; if Tams } . . ved a o'clock luncheon and , : : : Pajam INOW : / aja as $ 19 : NO ” ft | ,then bridge games: Mrs. Phil x ee al time to select th i@ : —————— itcheeck, Mrs. Rudé Theiss. Mre | Marian se na needs at ’ e —_— a a fee Peers sine. fie. 2 ee 3 : ee Don Fish, Mrs RB. M. Meek, Mrs | are ha st 3 — : e goge om eo Bi ee oe Lucien Moss, Mrs. Wesley Moss, evieve - models made of Washan de : ; mt, ee models—sizes for misses and (Downstairs Store ) | ; ee With Au : eo 2 ne es | ct > | Monday — A One-Day Sale erprice ‘4 i , AM Equipment ‘ ~ . ' ‘ ~ “= aa i ee BEN _ Spring Footwear ~*, 2, ooo? 9, . aa . \ Seu er i= . . \ cane ee Be cees es -— o } ae * er —_.? ee \ ede |: 2 ° r .- ‘ om ae a 2 =z 3 eg. *." eB wy. we | a ao New Leathers SY - . * +" 4 o~ —— , . . ee Rae v.""*y — gi ie pom: ees New 19°77. 5-tube a ‘ : Soe eran Ne Ren a ae ; : - } : ats. ores? “eee e Iria RK. FF. L. Mod- as * ~*) ‘ ’ -: ce “oti eee RRO e nisin 4 Oe of : oer 3 tees >. eis fi t j XY ay . oe a8 wee eRe eon ree ateceneartes — sae 3 ras i . superfine bur eee z Se ae Seige ze: $ Toe jogs =: wiles walnut, two - ton Maas sal *? She. : Se ie Se ee 3 - oes * A ~ a?) 3% es or . Pee . — . x . 5 on : cme rs “= = mole - ~ gueteeee lacquer re OS tad ‘i Bawa: . % o's = =s i eee e: ns CO ei : ; a sacs Sees ge * ge. " f tear re ts) | ae BS tse eee Abe }resh from the dis 4 rh @ bye oo ge : is — ) wey Lee: Baby’s First Outfit tributor in factory ~enled curtons., Complete— hase Group of ¢ List Price $177.95 eae RAND) A we iss Kony, wno resideeat 3082 Play ge Ay . t= of eae a gi gn a heap Conceal Condition 42-pc. 76-pc. Pictured Never Fail 2-Dial Set : pb given touay by the st. Pius Draw Pp $9.85 $94.95 Excellence superh. No howls or squeaks. Hazror-keen ac- a Ma Pha ‘ lectivity. © OAST TO COAST ON THE LOUD SPEAKER. . model with contrast- Factory cuarantee with every set. Famous R,. F. L. circuit “ie, 2 F > ty § pa : geed by Stromberg-Carison, Bosch and hellozg. : — ast ot. OU1S wy eevee, Other Dresses 57-pe. 82-pc. Easy Terms—Small Down Payment | : ick tom feue fens. | ) P ee . One Mrs. G. Roy Melo. $16.75 Up $144.95 $24.95 || / : BARGAINS! COME EARLY @ 000... 14 $31) a sie K ne 4 " ” : | : ” : neon fe ‘ 10 Bryant Other Handmade Lay- 2 Unparalleled! Unexcelled! Monday Morning ettes: Priced to $95 A breath-taking announcement. Think : é of it, folks! A high-class, standard-make You'll have to step lively to get one of a. men Sixth and Locust Sts. Erla R.F.L. Console complete for oe : munity House. The members wor, —_HATERNITY CORSETS, Supports end Binders, $3.95 Up $107.64. A nation-wide renowned radio these beautiful machines. There's going : : a to be a jam after them Monday. The A Few Table Sets, Erla Radio R. F. L. $7 3.945 eee ees’: Sones, “=| Ay at Carroll’s, 1116 Olive St. Ls viean ome: It’s All Over Saturday Night! Beautiful 5-tube, 2-dial Table Sets complete with all equipment. noon vrorran She ha wr ter List price, $139.70 : , ee - subject, “Th: merican Home." WHERE WASHINGTON CROSSES GRAND Sy ie oe nivmena tan, 1 xe There's where we are. Open until 10 P. M. Convenience itself. Stop before or irtons book, “The Royal Road to > , ¥ after work—or after the show. emence. bcers re-elected for x OPEN UNTIL 10 P. M. ee ae ore: ee oe ee , ° ial} Te 2 I } ’ y ee } = ¥ , VW + ‘ .* ; » 4 A a’ : . LAaili Kw : OF ~~ - 7 + . ~ " ~*~ * A . + + ‘ fy\ € a ’ il ir ttractive Georze See Our Other Announcements on Pages 4,5 and 6, This Section er ice, aon Sake car by Mrs. G. Roy Mc- | © > oe Good Will i} were: Mrs. Les H. Forma: | Every Transaction Here S TX, BAER & FULLE R | Robs rt sundiey, Mre. KR. E. Far Builds for the Future 7 PIECES FOR THE GRAND-LEADER—— : en | x Good Wil 1 tht | “ . : . e425 . ‘ ' a . . ' °c KOYIeE ny . i} 1 fn 7 ? 4 | 100 Ames Some! al a hj bedroom consists of a 4-piece Sulte that sega a : has a vanity, chifforobe, bow-end bed and eemell Sime tenn. : in the open market. / dresser; finished in walnut and two-tene eens tenaneias a decorated, fully equipped with a comfortable coil spring and an all-cotton mattrease. The large room-size rug-is of pretty colors and , 7 : - capoel if : ce Hy - ' , There is ly e sure way gle . _. ‘ i ad ee rr? . ha + ae - | ie Lyf 2 : } | | Good Will and that way E l Sketch ee y, 4 ~ “ ote y HH one Ana laugnter-in-iavy 2 Wr. and xact yY as etc ed ellitien a teeteimenatinde ia eae 7 » 4 * rs - “, " 2 he aia ee ee - ‘ , i > . nl AA as > = . 2% ; ae oan : iciadipaainii 2 —- - - A ~ . . 7 4 . s y — . . ’ + » : e * “ 7 a ’ ‘ ~* tf) vr ,? oT i a - : al ee” ; s . * ° ~ . 4 ha ‘ ‘ A + . - » de *o- ‘ ‘2 ‘4 i ~ ’ . , ' : ‘> \ } me 4, AT ee AT Y 4 & é ‘oe s¢ en Patronage EO en ees em ae } % } . ' >a ' Wa Lat ot. wv 7 Yy « ; 4 7 ; , 4 ‘tee . . - 7 - * f eA ‘ edt , 2 ~~ a ¥ ° . — 4 . c | _? ; 7." ' ~ 4 : . - vt in= ba‘ ; . | te i ; , . ’ , a > + ° a * ; ; } 7 ‘ . ; i + + . , . -* " e ‘ on ee os “ ? oe PE A MN Pama RT ay > ahiws hy : > es Y a4 » way and filet 3 atterns to |Pae= soe = Decalloned t W D i ALLEN arches, rO- { ; Te med with PAW AF a tating ankles, tilted og poy |; Ph. Mrs. Harry Fenn, Mis : a ‘ ag rb ‘ aA 7 i Ritcherly, Miss Drothy ' Ue TT OL heels, come from : i Leta. Bren ; | oP eeenent i ieee ond . ; : - ~ o } > weg Bes Mies Betty Rode, Miss | only to that firm which AInS ) more bones of the feet. | | Margaret Neville and Miss Georgia in its contact with the - ; : | a a e Arantte [tw TOY public, fully recognizes the 66c Each First the pain is infre- | Needhaus of Granite City, DIL ee no ae ] - vi foeuma Fogarty hica econ ai oper ea at qr quent and endurable, but a are Good WiTl is the priceless . 1 . . 4 " “% Posse Ssion dé Sireqd in every — a a 2 ck a “ie ae ae te er Miss if comes . ~ os Wo» ® - * - * * ee ae i gee Se I oe a “hanndliar ‘ na;r micl « + net .. aoe C2 * ape Sohgy | Oil Shades on guaranteed S : cas , Shoes are made on standard rollers — standard colors — | as the condition gradually TT. Sts seemsat fect. Gn | size 36x72 inches. . grows worse, the discom- for any reason your foot becomes ; abnormal. it naturally breaks down “| ¢ - s | » - Cleveland ave with om— fort becomes greater — the shoe. Correct your tallen Tan Pongee almost constant. This arches, nating oe tilted : a* | ee cae Ae heels—and in making your ieet : i fa a | 29c Yard condition 1S actually comfortable you will get greater | |g sao aired gage gg a ereey tect et ~ dangerous to your genera! wear from your shoes, besides | SN i eset Nd tae chil : 7 PIECES FOR h 7 | lot of — yards of ex- healt improving your appearance. “ | | ' ce ent qua it “ ; d 4Llaitii. ior E 217 rie %, Stegagh chee ae or : In the picture we have en- ideal for curtains, etc. | . os ; (Downstairs Store.) : The Foot Specialist from WIZARD Headquarters will De chick oticrneod at a bride: : rai ; . 95 | A £ HS Seen leavored to shew you how he in our store all this week, Feb. 28 to March 5 uncheot deavored to show you how | Mrs. Oscar White 0! EDOn - attractive your living roon ) VY | t R His experience enables him to detect the cause of your foot troubles by Ht eceui ts Stl peti me will be after we rurnisn it e ve ugs examining your stockinged foot and he can tell you what you require for | of California with this outfit. The Living- ‘ : Foot Relief Dept—Main Flee: |] Arlington Nuetze! of Signal Hill : oom Suite 1s handsomely immediate relief. : | | Value | to .. ae as oe x stuffed, eovered with | | MO oseph Grace of Linder brocaded velour. The Suite p : : - - ’ i} . ‘ . 7 = A . , 4 AS » nm ‘ . { : — 4 : ‘ : ’ ; ‘ ~ -- ;* vi ick } +e) 1s + r | A vw p i FOoOnSstruc - . - ‘ i} . oes ‘ - F ad a “torn, no? . iz * ee + " . - " " ‘ » . _ : . en Wh ences were: Mire. Bet .d davenport, wing chair : TT e . ’ ‘ , si , ¢ = - * ‘ , ' 3 ( our a \1 ' XT, . } , T+ T 1.7 “* - }? r 2 , j : ry ’ . ’ ‘ 7 ’ ] ’ ‘ wee a. ; , ; ’ a ’ ‘ bch yi j ici i i a\ ny) ry iL] " rinisned ft} = a se 2 eG : - eo > ‘ . 7 _ 7 > d c* ; . - meEeniey, iT. 2% hs , f ‘ r Lown ' v= : =P ¢ " ; : . ‘ i4 es rma ey ry) 1 5 . nave 17)- | os s , A . : . er «= . - ~ | iT r ; ~ Py , —e * > ee . Fer —_ = = . ¥. re. - , ‘ ; miess Velvet #ee | . XN ° ESS _ | rs. Joh Leeley J: [oM , OF : Bhagat nN he tee = 18 - ; ~y . r ’ . a - . . ‘ an gg *) ,t 1} eeee i} =. -~ oars : > A a g ~~ . 7 “ ine . . + J j ’ Ti i 3 da tis ci / soll a Sarge Oa _ - . 4 . “ rT? mile \ nrann ? ' , if ss a * pe “ g - eat” - ” “ . - « ; : A f i +} + a ; z* : : . o ‘ = - : * ’ } - } ¢ , " ane? i ~ oO . al _. - ’ - -~ tng tterns in the @ See | pe grounds— Bea Se ee. 50 Calling Cards ‘i ewenue has returned from a. visit WD 8 ae Boat ee eS tee Se —- | | ~~ and Card Case, 69c ee ee ee ia 2 ~Z 100-Pc. Dinner Set Beautifully typo- Hi fashingtonjs birthday dan fF usually attracti a ‘in’ Old | ns sone Sy a 9-PiECE ALUMINUM SET 100-PIECE DINNER SET ug 24x36 Rag Rugs — > == |) & otek Mets eee eee PS ne SUES Se OR nd witha ‘ 24 i PAyiE . 7 + ; row relat ov a aan . fo and, Setield Ai: weds en 9 Sn eR AE We ERs. > Rae ees - : 1 £ F . eZ ' phe .ebete: ‘Se iy < ote * | . | ce wi eheton? te Mtb porte aches Pt et so! ee Ce PSeCos Le% ,* Tat ee isthe ots é .* at Metigg, * ete. TP path? -. pe 4 3 : , P a Lo

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PAGE 8 nee ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH RRB SUNDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 27, 1927 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH.__ ice) M d Mrs. Kessler have gone to home in Webster Groves. ee el. W will spend a few for her bridge luncheon club their daughter, Flora, and Maurice) Mr. and -4rs. Kessier ‘ oe : : | where she Pp 6 Kessler, son of Mr. and Mrs. Sam| Florida for a few weeks’ stay and; The Christian Endeavor Societ) q: T4 i | ; || wee , Wednesday afternoon. W b t (sroves Societ | atta compels 8 2 —— f Kessler of St. Louis, last Sunday at|upon their return will make their Continued on Next Page. S S i | Miss Louise Berg of 600 Clair- Mrs. Edward J. Greve of 430), Amana tynaaeens. i. Lows. : — | Wholesale pe > a © mont avenue, was given a surprise! Belleview, has as her guest Mrs. Rabbi Aaron Holdran officiated. party by a number of her friends; Frederick N. Chadsey of Kansas Beautif Your Home Ci M : had 7 Quite the 9d arg sp Seen es aoe degen Haren ee aan sates Puseday. evening in honer of Ber Tune. iia Why Lose Your Attractiveness? - WITH ity Art uscum | Fas Polen ail ‘ef ¢ 207 Oakwood-avenue ex-| a : . se Your Attractiveness WAYS - and tamily6o ‘ tew days for! Mary Katherine Scudder of Kirk- | "*?4ay ‘siaiiie Mrs. Edwin R. Becht of 84 West | @ SP, Sogo ntl Miyy DON’S Forest Park '| Style | TRIPEDIC ARCH pect to leave in a Be iia ’ Oak terrace entertained her sewing | @ _ Lop Qite ar Jy i oo Long Beach Cal., where they will | wood. The six girls were dressed The Bristol] P. T. A., will meet ! Paremove all defects— 4 | ——— wAE are noted for th - aahe fut re home. in Colonial costumes. Wednesday afternoon at the Bris-|C!ub at luncheon Thursday after- ; Sagging Face, Wrin- | Pty GIANT, SHAGGY || Fur Coats repai : , C nake their fut u noon. kled Eye Lids, Filab- : and remodeled at lasts and gle . to] School. A musical program ae by Necks and Nose) i [= ; ee | Mr. and Mre. B. A. Schmid of aie mre. ©. X. Romeeen of 32 = CC. will be the feature of the after- Frank Goodall of 68 Marshall Defects Corrected—No | is a ye Memorial Exhibition | low summer ties They Sherwood drive have returned from | Elm avenue, will be the hostess for noop. Mrs. Dorothy Gaynor Blake.| place will spend Monday at Jack- Pain or Danger. Bs All Shades, Al) Colora, Mam- of Paintings Prices. . hey vent a fewithe March meeting of the Web- ‘ ath Flowers. We o tell on [ lorida, where they spe | and the pupils of Miss Mary Ruth|sonville, Ill., with his daughter, @ a Le row ion “Welke uae wil Mall Orders Gir hit nay aeeeeneen. ares s. ee ee Illinois Women’s College. Feb. 28 tiful Giant Shaggy Asters. Also our By Max Bohm . White has returned to ay aie iae Y . G fila Id’s ‘ ‘Sag ra, 0. ‘In Rockford, Ill, after’ Mrs. H. Wade Choate of, 231| Mrs. George H. Broeder of 214/has been designated as Dad's day, oe of Seeds, Plants FREE reen le at antended visit with her daugh- pjant avenue entertained at | South Gore avenue entertained her/and Mr.’Goodall goes as the guest tot a R t P nt? - Purriee | bridge luncheon club Wednesday} of his daughter for the annual cer-/ Congyl]t Dr. Pinkstaff Plastic CONDON BROS., SEEDSMEN ecen aintings Srd_ py 5 ter. Mrs. L. D. Tilton, of 456 B aker iuncheon Thursday afternoon in Surgeon ; , : oo ; . les. March 34d. Rock River Valley Seed Farm Wi ' ; venue. honor of her mother, Mrs. James afternoon icicle — —-- Will be bere uaem Mave Bl ROCK mI B illiam Ritschel \ bo returned | Graham. Mrs. Graham who de- Mrs. Charles R. Manter of 151 Mr. and Mrs. Morris Langsam Room 209, Washington-Grand Bids. | pox 206 FORD. INOIS | y state“ 520 N. Grand Bl. Hours—10 to 4 | ; parted Saturday for Springfield,! Helfenstein place, was the hostess| have announced the marriage of | Kancas City, Altman Bidg., March 5 to 12 Send 2c Stamp to Cover Postage x - 20 Styles 1 One Price 2 ° a i ¥ RRtvcvevstediyevevevevessrnceveees on marr en (Charge Purchases Made Monday Not Payable Vntil April Stecsmpmemmepee pep res | 4 95 4 > im sy ” ede — - ~ * , * ‘ ~ . ‘ wre 3 aiiemiaeenaneaias is een ‘ op CAS OE ae Mae, a “al a eae ae alge ign tcasones yctewialeae a ed . he ie _ = ° pies: ; . mesniininian : ~ e "ye t Pig eta “ rf 7 - ee ee Be er ee. R " ie RFS Aes : a A UF > a a Mz ~ oe ol ee ~ * . 7 ‘ a ¢ eres) . Pea eG ‘ Seems” re i Ps BTthey give ample room to the fore noon, Feb. 24. | | Mrs. E. L. Heitert of 526 Baker | | The Climax of Our 7 Every New Spring Style! — Fit snugly over the instep—and cling Weenme entertained-Tucesey Stor! Fi . : : if the ankle and heel. noon with a bridge luncheon. | | Annual “Boosting Every New Spring Fabric! ly at Mrs. Ed A. Schulz of Sedalia, | 99 ’ Eve Nine S vin ‘ Mo. has returned home after a’ February”’ Sales! 610 to 618 Washington Avenue ry pring Color 7 E>. Pg F 7. visit with her daughter, Mrs. Leo | Grace of Orchard avenue. 7 ¥ PKELL YY > S and Women Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Willlams of | *°9 Summitt place celebrated the ; . fifth anniversary of their marriage : . t ns ee PI TITITITITTI ITI rr Mrs. BE. M. Leonard of 838 Oak- wood avenuc has returned home ee from a stay of several weeks in California. , See Window D Mrs. EF. H. Tenney, of 546 Oak- | hostess at a tea Thursday after- [ pad AG hl Bie Sela ap eh MPO Om eee ML RITE Liew i gy inte cet iat ge ose deisnnaght: scasielans ‘imaihs” tenes Caan oti Dhag.sek Muaeeainbonnne. vate agai —of these wonderful NS ies a wood avenue, entertained the mem- | hers of the Missionary Society of | 3 | 1 be the First Congregational Church, at in vd Cua = pt =: ju a luncheon Monday afternoon. | O S specia trip re) wn Mr. and Mrs. Ward Goodloe of # ya G eC aS ad UY | ry 0 Y \ it. hn coh i) apalbang Mites Apap Sailing abe Dr. Dwight M. Bradley of the First Congregaticnal Church, will | give a review of Oswald Spenglers. new book “The Decline of the West,” at the vesper service this. afternoon, LARA “SRERAAAAALAAAALAAAAALAL Lakalalili) a VV VeeVe LO A SEL SORE a Mr. and Mrs. Charles Maybury of 365 S. Gore avenue were hosts at an informal dinner Sunday eve ° ning. ~ ASEDA SEL EREITISITIT Tiida ae Mr. and Mrs. William Sample of 613 Lockwood avenue have _ re- turned from a two weeks’ trip to San Antonio, Tex. The Child Study Assoctation wil] | hold its regular meeting Monday afternoon at the Congregational a Ae x h D . C ns in t Church. Miss Alice Hazeltine, su- | : 7 * With rape sa pervisor of the children’s work at MLbb04 Dance Fuck : | | Aes ae and Clock the St. Louis Public Libary, will | j eae . % ots 4 Of te give a talk on “Building Y a a “ | Child’s Library.” eee With Bertha Cape By SY, And Gnewlan Ski At | Be . cy, : Large, Romantic Pic AD Oe Seldom Such Qualities See These Dresses Dis- i | Such Styles—Such O O played in Our Windows a | E Hat Is the Values— for Only $11 me Noted New Ye ed Chouquette “a Other Impe “x * i ] Mrs. Allen McKinney of New Britain, Conn., has been the guest | in Webster Groves of friends, and | is now spending a few days with her sister, Mrs. Pierre Brossard, of Maplewood, before ‘e returning home. | | | Mrs. FE. A. Hildreth of 223 Bris- | | ' Genuine Italian Milan ¢ “x 6 Oe Smart, Little Head-F ARAL ASL RAR L AL tol place entertained Monday after- ‘noon at a bridge luncheon. ne ——_ Mrs. G. E. Francisco of 345 Gray | avenue has gone to Dallas, Tex., where she will spend several weeks. Mrs. Charles ‘S. Willlams of 310 Plm avenue has returned from a short stay in Chicago. Mrs. E. P. Reid of Colorado Springs, Colo., is the guest of her daughter, Mrs. W. F. Schregardus of 663 Lockwood avenue. Gorgeous Spring Colors ek * MONKEY SKIN MEADOW PINK HYDRANGEA FRENCH BEIGE GOOSEBERRY ATHENIA LOTUS BLUE CASTILIAN RED NAVY, BLACK, ETC. ——— - Mrs. Joseph P. Chambers of Callt- fornia avenue, Pasadena, enter- tained her bri2Zge luncheon dlub_ Wednesday afternoon. | Mr. and Mrs, Louis A. Higgins | of 213 Cornella avenue were hosts at an informal bridge party Satur- day evening. Mrs. Clyde Ingle of 146 Helfen- | &tein place spent the past week-end | at Columbia, Mo., with her two | daughters, Miss Martha and Miss | Mafalda Ingle, who are students at Stephens Colle Be. a re VE Od U0 Oe ee of Oe 0 0 8 8 8 i i 0 a 8 0 0 0 i ee Ve i Mrs. Fdward Brown of 15 South | Rock THlill road entertained the members of the E. O. W. Club '§ Tuesday afternoon. y | Mr. and Mrs. Milton J. Moore | of 218 Oakwood avenue were hosts ata bridge party Feb. 19. Mr. and Mrs. Moore departed Friday for New Orleans, where they will at- tend the Mardi Gras festivities. The marriage of Miss Ruth Mortensen of 315 Atalanta avenue, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. Mor- tensen, to Paul Boldt of Canton, O., took place Wednesday eve. ning at the home of the bride, with the Rev. 8S. Loft, of the Danish | Lutheran Church officiating. The Py } ) ‘}] bride — as her only attendant her ato ) | | \ 49 sister, Miss Edna Mortensen. Mr. | fe%, { ° ° : dec , Saas | ° 4 ’ Boldt was attended by Mr. Marius — 1 | | Sa Ee Will Be Held In Our CASA Mas Misses Sizes 13 to 18 Petersen, an uncle of the bride. | Mr. and Mrs. Boldt went to Can- | b ° Fourth Floor Dress Shops ‘ Women's Sizes, 36 to 40 Slenderizing Modes, 42 to 48 ‘ton, O., where they will be the’ guests of his parents for a short while before going on to Colum- | bus, O., to make » their home, . ° ° ‘ o Tt ae ee “Robert ss Greas| HIS statement in itself will be suffi- . . | UR Annual Sale of e nesd ay eve ; 4 : y wreniing with a dinner : ues ... for most women know that— ; MOE yp py Doce Se eee. ing Millinery and the supe arty. ’ r At the annual banquet of the tions, puffed sleeves and ruffles. Colors is no exception...and the sain hog Soy ate oid ; We Never Carry Dresses Regularly include black, navy and all the new pastel every woman's attendance, ° a + e e minuet was danced by some of the /|# Priced Below $16.75 on the shades. | advanced oe ecagll of Mies Olga mua. All Priced Just $11 Apiece Margaret Ramsey, Miss Betty SE a an apeenpnenr en Re he WU OU 6 Wo El ES IN 8 0 8 0 0 0 ae 0 ee ee —_— a ett died Akad dd kA dd «vevew eee Sale Starts Promptly AARP enone were + a anne AP APRA ROR ORS vrrrrty..)6 Sh TT Tee PR PAARARRROR RAR GEWO RRR RAR RAO LLL... SerTeTT?T TT? TTY) TTY 9+ a ~~~ ~~ee=ey ee nt en led a een on ee —- —— ne — : : - a AOAAROASARARARE RAAF AF RERARPRARPARAR AAREAPMERAAPAAARA RRA: aA a RPARRAARAPA RRO ROAR ARARAPRAARARA AA RAPA REARS RRA PE RAR RAR RR RO RAPA EHRAAAEROROA AAR AOR PO Oe ARBOR ‘ ie .

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es ee I — ST.LOUIS POST-NISPATCH | if. - . = ——_* . Tienincianatil wo —_—=— ne | Fur Trimm vf “a , You Ever Get Lane Bryant ; Wholesale and | inane dochee Quite the Exact Fit? } || CCHTFFON HOSE. — F Col ur, Color and TRIPEDIC ARCH STYLE SHOES S 25 ( 7 fi easton 4 Style— are noted for their combination 4 | i Vith 4-Inch Lisle ‘we ‘ Garter Top _ 20 Styles lasts and glove-fitting quali- “igh *4>> | bmn SEE a es Full Fashioned mii One Price ties. They fit where others fail. premereomes 95 | , +. Spring Colors 4$4. = Regular Sizes hey give ample room to the forepart— All Perfect PAGE 9 m POMS * j;Missourians ne, Social Events ™ At Washington WASHINGTON, Feb. 26.—Today was moving day for President and Mrs. Coolidge, who sent the first _— _ ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH K., Andre Ws an | as j Ves iI iy nN in Philadelphia afte r Dixie, have ) February with relatives. __. SUNDAY MORNING. FEBRUAR * > « ou : Oe, Ca ta Le et See Z .. - : be ® ene: og" Se Aan . Pe ke Se a ee * aE nan ~ Webster Groves Continued from Preceding Page. rota. rt ’ P LUrned _ PE ‘as " yt — \ . e — ees ¥ a, ies “ ‘ & ———a ee om Old Orchard Congregational! musical at the of ths i re ? ‘-hurch will give a m * hurch Tuesday mit LIN E ~ Mrs. Re njamin H ward Payne of N HO SIER Y van load of belongings to their 243 md , he stess é t *harr! ore Phat chee hee me here until the the Webste 1. from ee ee ol SS AR A RA RAR RKB KAA KAKA KAA AAAAAAALAAAAAAA AAD DD AD eee The Speaker of the House and Mrs. Longworth will remaisg in ‘ ft sia Washington until early sum«zrer, ' T Weewuew ew Ls fevevevvevy’ uel due Yi “4 : vee * + a ah a = ‘+ me ATALAAAAAI AAR 8 (00008 Ce Vere Gewese Coma AAALAAALZAALALALAa fee Vewse VeVeveveveve pm Charge Purchases Made Monday Not Payable Until April Fs 6 fevevevereveveved vue put th, Viee President and Mrs. Dawes will return almost fmme- diately to thelr home in Evansten, a .— ss ———— Mrs. Woodrow Wilson, honerary president of the Woman's Demo- See Window Display Entire Millinery Salon —of these wonderful Hats today (Sunday). It will be well worth a special trip downtown just to view it. SONNENFELD'S —on the Second Floor, will be de- voted to this event. Extra sales- people, wrappers and cashiers will also be in attendance. ' Club, was guest of honor at inner given Wednesday. Mrs. Andricus Jones, wife of Senator Jones of New Mexico, was elected president of the club at its annual 610 to 618 Washington Avenue meeting Wednesday. The West rot officer in the person of Mrs. John B. Kendrick, wife of the Senator from Wyoming. an Thursday night President and Mrs. Coolidge were guests of honor at a dinner given by the Secretary of Commerce and Mrs. Herbert Hoover. Their guests were: The Assistant Secretary of Comnferce a and Mrs. Walter Drake; Assistant Secretary of Commerce for Aero- nautics and Mrs. Willlam Mac- | 2 | Cracken; the Soticitor of the De- partment of Commerce, Judge Ste. | phen Davis and Mrs. Davis: Com- — | missioner of Lighthouses and Mr-. George R. Putnam: Director 07 i a I | the Coast and Geodetic Survey an‘ Mrs. Lester Jones: Commissioner of Patents and Mrs. Thomas F. Director of the Census Wilhtam M. Steuart; DDi- sureau of Foreign an \ Commerce and Mrs. Jul- ius Klein; Commissioner of Naviga- and Mrs. David B. Carson: Commissioner of Fish and Fisher- les and Mrs. Henry O'Malley: Di- rector of the Bureau of Standardre. Dr. George K. Burgess: Director o* the Bureau of Mines and Mra Inspector-General of Service and Mrs. Dick- . 2 erson N. Hoover: assistant -to the Belting Ribbon Hats in Black, Navy Secretary of Commeres and Mrs. and the New, Soft Pastel Shades for Spring George Akerson. x *e Sleek Black Satins for Dress Wear, Trimmed With Lace or Exotic Rhinestone Pins H | the der the Monday . . . Presenting 1000 Wonderful, Paris-Inspired Models, in Our Famous Annual $10 — =~ LE SAMPI Individual Creations of Exquisite Beauty Specially Purchased From New York Makers of International Fame bj and Mrs. rector of the 5 AME ACP Bed Re a ’ +4 Vomestic ee Seer es ee , _> aa) Se ipo lg — ee | -_—_——a)- 3.) sedi Mrs. Breckenridge Long {fe one members of the committee - . f the America S Foremost f for the Micarme Spanish Carnival ball, to be given for the benefit Makers Represented of the Monticello Memortal Asso- x K ciation. Me a A. Le eS Re aee em, ak a me sg 5 = oem Oo aes o-— Gorgeous Spring Colors x eK * pie & a 9 Mrs. Emily Newell Blair wag one of the guesta of honor at the din- ner of the National Democratic creators of these Smart Woman's Club Wednesday night Others present were Mra Wood- models, you would in- stantly recognize many | row Wilson and Mrs. John W. Da- of them as the most fa- has: mous of America’s de- signers. Were we permitted to mention the names of the . © * © Nay ey Ne ee ap, oy a ow Wag "4 a Se ae ) ecaatheal MONKEY SKIN MEADOW PINK HYDRANGEA FRENCH BEIGE GOOSEBERRY ATHENIA LOTUS BLUE CASTILIAN RED ty es . | Tt | ve tiatawna NAVY, BLACK, ETC. 4 ) ) Sn & i oe | ; | Commissioner: i — a | : y | > Kennedy, Mrs Kauffmann. Walter Gordon. Mra. Daniel Mrs. Willlam Wheatley. rney Carr, Mrs. Davenport Harold EB. Norton, ries Colfax Long and Mra Livingston Crounse. Mrd. ind was hostess at a birthday r Sunday nighty Hiodgkine had the card at the Hotel, Mra. G6allie Miss Hardy and Mra. Steel. AAO it en OH RG TI Re ORES, “ a tivtee Pegs ae dM EPPA xe Mrs. Thomas F. Walsh, re w. a ‘ co W omen an atrons, ~ Site j Brown Mra. James R. ann Worth TWO and 3 Mre. John Alten Dougherty. THREE TIMES $10 —Some Even More and Mrs. Leen- yer entertained at dinner night in honor of Rep- Mrs. Cleveland A. Dyer en- honor of Wednes- s? « . tepresentative in Every Wanted Headsiz i . St Se ae nt i Fi EO QGP Salet VE eg A Cat day oo 7 om 5 Bu oe Patten * ° ; a 5 ° ye a Sh a A ety SOGIO AR PS Soy ES UR tee a Sl OBE Se! MPS Bs re ae nr ns Ara. Be ye: Point 0% nt daateg (Sly istirat : . ° Fi ie oi ey , a ee ee Pee a A ee ee eee ee eae mc : yh ag a iin: iain wr “ ; hy ah chee, ui peo ~ pe : as a etd 3 : : . 2. 2a ee a Nis pee Be heey Cn ch Ba Te BN net ry c and Representative tertained a‘t dinner itm Representative Newton, jay night. Mre. Jamea Heed, wife of Ben- was the ranking guest heon given by Baroness , . “ee ; . 0 ir. von Betlou |} hono 5 ’ $1 of particular emphasis. Many models are exact reproductions of in | elou in ener of Mrs. John d rly, well knowing the exquisitely Caney v7 ? q are euccessful Fifth Ave. fashions...and endorses, SS gage gata ie f ed Monday's event dividual French Hats een nc a ee ss ' ees ) ii Illustrated Lecture on Helief Work. ing Millinery and the superlative values always teaturec. -- hoes id és a ALL are intriguing: modes that wil’ prove irresistible to discriminating ‘The Junior Jewish Consump- ; ity it presents should prompt oe = mM i ttves Retied is no exception...and the buying opportunity BS on | Rel a , Society Will meet this fashion seekers. every woman's attendance. a’or heed, HE wide and diversified selection this timely event presents is worthy B peg teagree UR Annual Sale of “Sample” Spring Hats 1s a St. Louis institution... ' 2:30 p. m. at the few Ur. Spivok of Denver, *_* - rive ilu : - ore a Extra Salespeople and Extra Facilities Have Been Provided sane as tue wach Ge Sale Starts Promptly at 9 A. M.—Early Shopping Is vies — a : ewish Consumptives Relief §0- f ‘ire I. Halpern wil] alge ad- PPO ‘eae ; ire a oF , 4 “aii apt oro es a = _ ——_— ~ oe = — ao. oan : 2? a Ps Ann ORE RORAAAAAR ORO . - — — . a — a errr r Paraenen PARA PAAR ARAAARAR AAAS ® AA OA RR OR AREA ane PARA A RERORERAR OREM OME OM SAA 08 AA ~asentel “A ianaen Pe ee CLL Ll keene a Ae BARA AA AA AARAOA OR OMERAOR OA AR OA ORE SARER RA AMTOR OR OR RA OR ARAN OR ANON eee SAHA CRARPAAROARA SEER RER LARA ER ER EAHA ER EA EM Aaeene asian ~ ar pions ea ne . i. w : ‘ . s& 7 — - ; ; eee Fe 24) 14 4 ote ee i* gt tad ve pees | pitty. Rh SE548 4 Mee ae eet iit jase! + ae BSAA B oh sak SHON t Pers ate 1 of Sate ORES fos oes ER aed ge) edi ot: _ < ; 4 e* 7 = ; -_ _ 7 , ‘ $ * . - +e eye * wie eet et Stet “8.494 , ' _- 2%

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wes eicsaes SUNDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY 27, 1 os i ees i ee ee Be Aa gpagis ce 2 Lhe. " PAGE 10_ ____ ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH__ ADVERTISEMENT — i eee GLASSES DOLLAR Kirkwood ) ° 7 , The Girls’ Friendly Society gave a a . SALE AT KEIFFER S » kid party at Grace Church Par- (a | House Wednesday evening. . BROADWAY-FRANKLIN palit Methday ‘sunbversnry ee Monday Is the Final Day of February Sales Offering Ext h,: ned Are Only a Few of F rand Tnesday on.j ho 4 ts SEN AM. ea a al ~ ¥ - een . £ RB 48 now 4 vi a Ss. . ia 7? .. * * PIRACY -Sixtci am Ts Por Monday and Tuesday only. || Wan saay. She ws ‘asnisted | Values and Bringing to a Close a Store-Wide Sale of Conspicuous ge y One With Spring Needs 4 . — a , a ” | as “ Pre na! ov ner ” se . ine | ai : ¢ , a st = i nies OM . S Hickman. } ete PYG TY ENT YEN. OXON UIO ce Xn @Xa' ei aKu aleXceXalarte CORO Cennn Aare Se Se | RPTL Mite. eve". eo 6 - poe ED Le nakagh apt. 8 ~ digas mes, - ond Ss a, . @4 - a emma : la ad -_ J w —s is? ~~ +- , & - a ay 2 Ne We ae 2 ¥ # . ms 3 , 7 . > 4 | mama soe et bain RES n te Ae ' be ee tac i a * . f eye Lacille-Francis Method {i the University of Mii , , SPECIALISTS y. Corn 1 on oy, : Removing Superfluous Hair «:mnae of Ursuline Academy. ex- | In the New Colorful Designs The Only Method Known That Gives satisfaction. formal party ai ine ANIgz“£* O. > +e 0-70 7 rt Bea ca itifying the home for Spring and Summer is the greatest Ryebrews Arches 75C eee : delight for women who know that new draperies at a window can Plastic Method .... ee ee kilfully and attractively change a somber Wuntry eftect to 4 ii ¥ fer Appointment—GArfield 9586 - . . ee —— one of Springtime cheer. : NUGENT) si S25 costs Stoo: iy) ae $3.50 and $3.95 “Tie lore to “0 he Wall Paper wagon Yor the benefit of the Par- CBOE PEK Shadow S For Any Room ee diam Meine soent = t ‘ — . + Peds gtidoees se 35 y a ; Choice! ir hele age Ramanan Male 2 age ~ 7 | designs—scalloped our Lnrestricted Noi ee ee ee ee ez: } ~3 lise ; Hilly 60 Papers to Choose From! om a Susiness tr : | : ; with lustrous ¥ ae Decorate Your Home Now! inciles 2) 16 Patterns. ga AR bean heh atte NAN ghd Vide ve: Ce Eee ae * agg ach ns aa o od / / | ‘ \ | ‘ ae is 2“, $3.75 Ruffle Curtain Sets New Ruff! i in | tri 95 on , “y wiedl + — I al at = > mea wirn - -. as ve +--+ a ‘aig le 2: Pe cy Eile) x > > ; , ‘ _— = » rs %, Smartly Interpret thei des in Silks and George With the Advent of Sma Frocks Are Most Import Many are reproductions of higher-priced ymen who choose their Sprin the additional joy of launching foremost mo@pbtaining practical values. We will instantly realize how delightfully they wage!" wardrobe between eT Di rdrobe must necessarily contain | | ks like these—Frocks to don for first i style: days downtown—Frocks for street, j pleats, , informal dinners, business, sports. one anc . * THE MATERIALS ’ All are sold on 7 gig ee borders. An ear! ection 1 : : : . —— . i a nena no telephone or —o er a oe | DeTy Damask orders accept : crea 2p: cater ; e _— Expert Paper Hangers Furnished ‘Third Fieer. Seuth.) ALATARA Ma mAnAnAn AAS Yt he. wanted colors of ecm and taupe. 2 om guaranteed rollers anc compiete with tixtures, rea * . = 4 ee eRe ot eR EL ETO See SERS RAP ere SFO Ie ‘ 7" id J Nae Fae SN SE FP Ligh GBP i Saicte SE Oe! oe ee ag HRA, VR egy c *sa? Af & . . ot: ¢*¥agents—Third Fleer, Seuth.) SPECIALS ! WASH GOODS AND DOMESTICS 39c Broadcloth inted Cambric 39c Pillow Tubing and rd length Ah aioe att Ania AAAI AIA if -= - ~~ wn . ~~ ~er fe - ~ Te ~/ 2c at & ‘ Ww dt ee . Nuvavive Crepe de Jour Georgette ee —— Flat Crepes ) Some 19¢ é2-inch width, 2 to 10 19¢ Canton Crepes Satins 29¢ Pillowcases rcale THE COLORS Every DreajLarge Assort- owcases in 42x50-1ncS size, Mace | oe = : : mew . amc colicrec , Rose Beige Cocoa Tan Muffin ment Sho ; . anship and 19¢ peaee wines oak Ste 15c Mother Goose Monkey Skin a Quality of§Seldom Found tor pce cme : Stone Blue Jade Navy Black at This Priel in the Season | =. a. ff Misses’ Sizes 14to18 Womegto 46 Extra Sizes 424% to ~~ Nive ire ‘s New Printed Chintz ! In light and dark rounds, wth ns whit primtec dress pattern. A large printe: 7 oe: . ; - — ~~. + aie I mae of t hecks, atierns. Y —= * 4 4 41.,i1°f - _ -_-_— 4 a Se ’ » ~ , a) ~ ~e -- . — . : b ckS a Mis mge of patterns * Wide range of patterns } ’ St re ° 5 tee hep Sse } c + tease 2” . —— ~ ; - : : e s Beine Fough ‘ . 2 6} O@T A eee 3 D.aic r>ects. : : ; (Tom. to seiect irom. ~ > "sT TOT e « 2 SOE VOUS SU ee ad WN Ad Dd ‘> | : 5 in| ” ’ =_- - * ‘ “ - . -”™ : ~ —_— = - -- se = *~ Lc r a 7s »| t , - a % P a= , mh 2 ~~ : ef . aw) as Poet . - . . inches wice Pt ~ . ~s ~ a. a : _— = _ , >? nape na. oe. a “aPs * ? : ic¢ “ E a7 > = ? (‘ Neagcents—M“Nain Filicer. Senrth.) r= - r 28 oe? * Largely because of short skirts — 7 . More because a slender + awiw IR eae lw BC - Ne oo . » _" = % i r 4 - bine i ; = F. aot . x7 i... P. ~ hoe ¢ he2 ol. on ” —_ aii i a OE. eo FE of | aad ee ia Ss wed hs ’ hey be ‘a ’ : - . \ wae ™ 3 . , ie —— : a : " ¢ e ide i © e' oe z ‘ ~~ = , 7? Peles 194 *, — ; . ; a be ~ > “ ~+ . > J > . , Vy ‘ a ora + - . @ "9 — , a ‘ 1 ‘ ~ ¢ y | Mess revs: c ioe 95 - AS , ' © / ; oy * a Y) ae it hy ll " ~£ ‘ : : ots. ~~ ~a. -~ mis -% a. A - t - ~ oe Foe, wes ‘i 4 o = ; , a? . =i T= ana - . = vom i \ a i ‘ iat \ ey a 7 wt aa ™ - a» ¥ ~~ Ad = . J ° 4 ’ be . 5 ~*~! > on i _ —— . — . ( 4 ~ => P + 5»? eee will mertion Marmola Pre- Se neeee mee cem sioner) where ther will be the guests 01 A) NN ESS et M 4 This Is Conceded to Be the M@gful Furniture Sale This PASAT PEI es al ae * Se ne es > . o> “a correcting the | : * " w~ . oa “ert of- xT es a - _— t " a ~ en ae - - . - ~ ve Lae Nad .* —~ - ~ ‘i 4 ~4 - . ~ hee - e aae . ee re using Marmola in avery ethod is easy and pleasant. No! agarss avenue has returned. tros NEW! The Hawthorne Pattern in : — pg > ‘ ' : ——_ ~ s ® ~ i2 ~* ~* ~ . - = - we . ; 2 ‘ iii ‘ é 3 al a + . 7 , 7 ‘ ~- > " ~ 4Te4 vs - - ah & Deo . a > ¢@ ~* 7% -- § oe aes) _ * - ~~ =- ~ — & «+ - &> ' 7 * oe he ; + we wr. ¥9 } ce +e ar oor 14 tL ; ¢ , = = - on >. oll " . * . a ~~ —- = 6 2 ~ , eise ~ nev eG SSeS eS a fairbec ae ae é + — =~ = = — a r. ian ; ms a+, It he ; r ‘ - . | ~ J, " : . 4 . - ~ 4 ,. ~ ™ ~ “A ; : . - .¢ - a. ? +4 “ls | ee > a q ~ - ” ~ ; } er -- rf oo . | a ~ Learn what Marmola means to vou, | © . ine cris ntertain - Made and guaranteed by the National Silver Company—this : Ae) Pc Se e3) ‘Gee lea cea . - DD ~* 2 en ¢ ’ 7 ry or . > Steal’ ; | - ° et © | - j _ = t as muit'tuces have done. Perhaps you OFric ines _ cay a Deautifui pattern anc will be carried by us in open stock so that E - meee Preece and Mie : _ P ! . “eee ~ : fous exercise and star- ied Cieieht ewan +4 i you may complete an entire set of the necessary items for th vy the easier. more en-. -~:~;, ee ee eS a oe table. - ~- ‘ —~ ' 7 \ friends, do this to end tt— mow. Then tell others the results, as qat) be 3} ie Ek Shines 6 Teaspoons __ 6 Dessert Spoons or 6 Salad Forks ethers will gladly tell you. = ae on 6 Stainless Stee] Dinner Kuives Marmola prescripron tables are oe era gi Tih ee aie mended § Medium Forks r Butter Kuife . ugar She! sold by all druggists at $2 per box. . Suga: Shell Se Caer Sem, bo wil on wvenue will be the hostess at a} Teaspoons ......89c Dessert Forks..$1.49 | With Stainless Steel $750 Kroehler Suite * x » Loose ongge dering 28. gal Tablespoons ..$1.79 Salad Forks... .$1.4 ‘mner Knir . {AR MOLA Sener, OF the Fate Ne Oo — P ee _ . we . S 9 Dinner Anires i hand-carved mahogany finish gumwood frame ne ee ed, Gra Chor Hopkins wil! Soup Spoons. . O1e49 Dessert Knives.$1.49 :) - “hg parts 100% mohair. Nachman ring-f; ogany fiaish interiors. Pieces 5 Hela nt et ce Sant = ae. Dessert Spoons.31.49 Oyster Forks. .$1.49 Sugar Shells, each.... ible cushions, pillow sprimg back, hand-tied spring seats, 1 4 desired. Dresser, $56.75; vamtty, ee ae eS ; heavy roll arms. Fully guaranteed. | . 7 Purchasé Now for. Medium Forks.$1.49 Medium Knives$1.49. ch. , © " Save 15% to 40°,—On Furniture | - 446 : Piepsnemenan | Iced Teaspoons$1.49 Stainless Steel Din- Cold Meat Fork, each 4¢ nonin iil a DUPLEX Orange Spoons.$1.49 | mer Knives...$2.49 | Berry Spoon, each... ov ot $300 NINE-PIECI j NG “s ROO > (Nuagents—Main Floer. Verth. ) £ . a Or | ; : . . 4 Dimensions are as Sterling Silver Salt and SET ) = == PSA na De OR Sketched is this attractive Suite 56a? in.: table, 45m , = om , . ‘ Se 7 . | / |. as ~ of matched walnut veneer in com ALLOWANCE Sha L- eee 43 ) | f matched : on 72 in.; china el se Pepper Shakers | = : SE 7 bination with gumwood, recessed Ge to 721 TT’ > 7. vr | M : 7 . ~ , ; : ; ; : T tr covered seats 4 race our Old Electric Cleaner f - Limited Ouantity | . = - "4 panels, and all-mahogany interiors. ~ apest y tor a New Premier Duplex : | a05 cCOMSists of terline § SURE a Du ieeeaill ah eben ma fl matching server ¢ ; a £0 naw byw — ex x ’ et ll al ° ~ vv EU ee ve os sTas 1 Our Easy Payment | v P-) = ba Fine Irish Linen and | $5.95 END TAELES—Of ¢ lumber in | | oa | = | 30 Sere $32.50 imperial SR s“oe, Re - . ’ Bi : yeeemeged P os . . i » is. - ~ ’ ; ~ = ” Te Be eeaeattie + ie - . Terms Apply as Well v eR OO) FBS i in Four Sizes ima. 2 & | spies Ng (Ones SO ciece ENE? Sets Choice, 7“ ; . : " . - be ‘“ Vv . is : . e a ’ +t : : 7 * 5 ies WINDSOR CHAIRS—Idea! 6c, 12c, 20c —_ | ) ascproot rca See , “apes . © Sern, | $ . wei: BSraced t a A : . : top | ' Ser . ° TABLES—36 inches wid 1s a * : H 1 eid neal $ 95 ' Arr? 7; — ~rr- spectal offer. Act qu You no longer need to spend hours embroidering you: : ' q ~~ ale Him a ~~ Ree i . beles Sear eld ¢ i aoe se 1 s+ Monograms by hand. Venetian Monograms come to you Will ooliect ‘ r the ; : ‘ om « - ar olen lear’ : at dim oliec teli : - reacy to sew on our linens, tablecloths. napkins, towels. sheets, pillowcases, handkerchiefs. peipatwrers Ef $46.00 | . Oc Pai | =3 4 a 6 ‘ i , ij a es ee Refrigerators Ready - mi i , a turer's slight They Ub LO Ta. sa TT Te 4 eo? com | oo en ee | finest materials. A timely opportunity to buy in quanti- ~ - { » = 7 ; ; : , : . ® ? ry | Ad rs . : tes large enough to completely supply the Spring bride’s Gath apgperennss ugh. extra weil : 2 : rt : + § \ : > - : : . : ‘4 j ' . ‘ “¥ ” : , : ~ Mu ~ - . ; ' . . . . 7 : p . — ; : . ? i We | Many women prize the personal touch a monogram @ : specia! , : meitd — Reger: —— = — . —Set : > : ‘ 4 —_— > 4 ; - ‘aer sa : . v “4 ves Ze ner rouseroia iimens and to her own dainty > we £202 ee , ‘ ; is e = _ -—s 9 a! : * : : on . or. Tee ~—"'t.. 1m ’ : ‘ . . 2 7 ' r ws " . ; 4 . : $ ' ; 4 age” = , a. ’ rit , | men » . 4 & , s \ ve.¥v as ad ~ +4 to ine , shee: tne . » ” : 4 y =* ia > : = ~ - * ts ai os = - . - ' rr . : 4 : me Toe ’ - 7 ; | . ¢- ; ; i ° I — :; ~ a . 1 * a USS@C@auU ™ Pp... iF . a : *urth Fleer. *eerh. ages, ; Vag ent+—Wain Fleer =ettth , Main Fleer, Seuth.,) oe SEES Oe See OEY Se ee wee eee ewe + e+ Oe eee rd ° # ter rocs wedcer $2.19 ; = _ SLT

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Sales Offering Ext - ide Sale of foe SLGRARAAARTS Smartly Interpret the —-—_____________ 5. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH___ au 5 Dav exces levele\) Yaxire\ wery Day in Eioned Are Only a Few of the Sales in Progress—It Is Worth While y One With Spring Needs to Take Advantage of the Many Items LY@\RY@Ni Y@\:./@\aYeXe NTOAYAY ae IYO: fa Cle 0 SOX OX: OTe Yar aYeX Yaxnve\iYo\lie\n/e\ive NaveY February _SUNDAY MOKNING, FEBRUA NUGENTS. THE STORE FOR ALL THE PEOPLE Monday—40,000 Yards of Newest Ny ci ;in Silks and Georgettes— With the Advent of Sprigfrocks Are Most Important oductions of higher-priced 4 y of launching foremost mod} epmen who choose their Spring Frocks now havc taining practical values. Women who see these lize how delightfully they wot heir wardrobe between now and Easter. y contain for first br street. s. 0 There are several types of Frocks among the many styles—Dresses that are trimmed with bows, tucks, pleats, tiers—Frocks with the new square neckline— one and two piece models in delightful variations. pRINGS I | The Favored Fabric for Spring Many fabrics give a delightfully softening touch to the new frocks—and most frequently silk is chosen as the most suit- able fabric, as it permits fine tucks, pleats, shirrings, tiers and bows. 3 $2. 98 Flat Crepe In the new Spring shades of tan, rose, beige, powder blue, palmetto, green, navy blue or black. 40 inches wide. > $2. 50 Silks New Printed Crepe de Chines and Geor- gette Silks, in many of the new Spring col- orings. 40 inches wide. $3.50 Silk Canton Crepe A beautiful fine quality Crepe, in all the new Spring colors and also black. 40 inches wide. $2.75 Georgette Crepe In the new Spring shades of green, pow- der blue, rose beige, monkey skin, posv green, navy blue or black. 40 inches wide. $2.50 Brocade Silk A beautiful fine quality Brocade Silk Damask, in the new Spring shades of quimper blue, tan or ivory. 40 inches wide. $2.75 Printed Flat Crepe A beautiful new fine quality Crepe, in ! BE YARD Sale Monday, Main Floor, South ___ SI.LQUIS PUSI- DISPATCH. sorority. . i work in the e Helen ; grewe,. | Frenkel, 'Laura Lee Thomas, Lange, | Austin, | Marie ; ‘ ' | PAGE 11 ‘Course of Addresses ame tes for Lent Women of the Parish Al d of thé of the Holy lmunio iil have a course o Lenten ad- Thureday afternoons at 1! o'clock during Lent, which will be open toall. They will be given by Deaconess Alice Nutter in the Parish House, 2809 Washington boulevard, on the subject “The Christian's Life and the Christian Year.” Next Thursday she will speak on “Preparaticn: The Christian’s Hope”; March 19, ‘The Nativity: The ch Joy” March ° ae. The Christian’s Mission’; °4, “The Temptation: The Chris- tian’s Ministry”: March 31, “The Passion: The Christian's Cross ; April 7, “The Resurrection: The Triumph.” and April Churen: | dresses genera! of istian’s sheath March t hris jan’ Ss 14 “Th > . A £3 % Mmanionship.’ c* Scholarship Sorority Pledges. Miss marge ret Warner in- enwood College, whose hi sf CGeenbten ave girl announced ction of Alpha honorary Others ‘ 1 South LA iis honor of els r + rau the time, because of urre Hammer, Miss ws Spreckmeyer Miss Virgini: Miss Perry, Liddle, Miss Ethel! Ma ary 4 lice Miss Ida Miss Sue Miss H Mi “"affe rty, P Oi arrie;{ i ver. Lecture for Women Principals. The St. Louis Club of Women | Principals will sponsor a lecture by ‘a. a | Friday i of th j i } / honor Aillegas, Professor of Teachers’ College, in the auditorium ‘lub, 1120 Locust Education of the eve ning, e Town ({ street. Alumnae Birthday Lancheon. The annual birthday luncheon in of Mrs. Anna Sneed Cairns will be given at the Gatesworth Hotel March 19, at 12:30 p. m., by the Alumnae Association and for- mer students of Forest Park Col- lege. —— Kirkwood | _ Continues from Mrecesing Page. ee be assisted by Mrs. Frank H. Mor- |gan, Joseph Kelton and Mrs. Otis Kk. Turner. Mrs. Dillard Watson has returned Miss ) | Virginia | Sue Campbell and Miss Helen Wea-| ADVERTISEMENT : TYPEWRITES HIS WAY TO WEALTH ing AWAY OF a heretofore ina immed a- nen ive —won't fade or rub. A. BROWNATONE at drug and twilet counters, 50c. and $1.50. Any shade from two colors. For trial first, send 10c. The Kenton Pharmacal Cve., 1538 Coppin Bidz. ne: Your nails are never so much on view as when you are telephoning. You can be sure that they will al- wavs have that ‘‘well groomed’ look with A Touch of EMPRESS LIQUID NATL GLOSS —It gives a lovely rose pink color and a fascinating lustre. Takes just two minutes to apply—no laborious buffing. One application lasts two weeks regardless of work done or washing of hands. Wherever toilet goods are sold. Famous two bottles of Empress Liquid Nail Gloss and Remover. sufficient to last 3 to 4 months— 50 cents. If dealer cannot supply you, send money to EMPRESS CO., Inc., Dept. A, 826 Eighth Av., New York, N. Y. For Sale by Famouws-Barr Company. B. Nagest ee > ine n Pane estate + - . ae PR ya SN “lens Sr rama aime stay ae wm m1 q P ~ Ee ee ee _— THE TRIMMINGS Tucks Pleats Lace FlJouncings ShHirrings Allover Lace Etfects THE STYLES Frocks for Informal Aftairs— for Street, Business or Sports—for Bridge, Tea, or Informal Dinners & Bro. Dry Geeds Ce. Stix, Baer & Faller Company and Welff-Wilsen Drug Steres. the new neat Spring designs and colorings. 40 inches wide. - to her home in Indianapolis, Ind., after an extended visit with her mother, Mrs. Louise Thomas of Lenox Hall. Mrs. Thomas is con- | ,valescing from a fall two weeks ‘ago and wil! not be able to go io Dallas, Tex., as she had planned. Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Williamson of 111 North Harrison avenue have returned from a two weeks stay at | Lafayette, Ind., where they were the guests of relatives. Mrs. George Barlow sity City entertained her luncheon club Monday. The Women's Society of the | ' Methodist Church will hold its an- nual meeting Thursday in the church parlors. wae 4 Afi AREPR ATWe Pete. ote MAD he “> 2. Otagdinari: ke oS eg , . Se er - a ee "y a 1, ; Weise. gatairs cn ssateite niisesehiplei naling Re a thkcliats “ g ~ 0 tn SS ote Mike hte, BRR ction hnainer deg nd RR RE ES eS er . , aes oe! , . > oe cial om is Fas eth ate exe t © Pn Ouhey eR RE Die Minted Creve $2.00 Georgette Crepe Beautiful white and black combinations, in conventional and modern- istic designs, striped ef- fects, also printed Radi- ums. 40 inches wide. $3.98 Crepe Roma Crepe Roma and Crepe Alexander, in some of the newest Spring shades, or black. 40 inches wide. lor the benefit of those that could not be accommodated on our last Dollar Day we will continue this sale for MONDAY ONLY. POUNDS §$ COFFEE Whele or ra POUNDS $ BLACK TEA Tea Is Advancing—BSuy Now ntnieteeneeenttenentmeiannnneeniemnll Fagle Stam ith 4 $10 nasties Gena aad Minaie Syrup. Fine for patcakes. Georgette Silk ree $ O8 in the newest Spring >}: 59 e shades or black. go inches weee, Sere .... portion atom peedea di thdiadiletie Weedeattie teed a see tack tan aan had. een Every Dress§Large Assort- ment Shows@kmanship and a Quality of ieldom Found at This Pricemin the Season Womengo46 Extra Sizes 4214 to 52%, IIS OS SOOO OOD TODS. Muttin in of Univer- | bridge | Black Beautiful extra asin quality Crepe Satins in lovely black only. A won- derful value at this price. 40 inches wide, yard ... (Nuge Vain Fleor. iia (Second Floor, North.) A Yard isses’ Sizes 14 to 18 PEDO ODE DED POLO ONO: CVO DU AVOLG SO ONAVO DOMINIO S AL DAY HE FURNITURE SALE s Conceded to Be the Mos#ul Furniture Sale This Store ver Held, Demonstrating eiving Power of This | Event —— —— od Miss Norma Engle of Miriam and Scott avenues was the hostess Fagle Stamps 4 Iba. | at an informal dance Monday, fol- $1 | lowing a progressive dinner. Pure emt Bernd = Cocesa. | An organ recital by Miss Dor- | SUGAR I | oth y Dring. will precede the eve- | c |ning sermon at the Methodist 1 a GRANULATED Miss Dring wil! be. With $1.00 Other Geeds AZ a JA | Church tonight. | rive two weekly radio recitals, | tan ng swesGay and Friday. owe - " . e ° + a - 4 + ers -¥ 4 mee » “OR ay Ca - aa « ~ 4 4 - ~ > od % .* = ~ - * . » hi * wiange. by » * *%Se_ eho a“ f 2 = z. . ¥ a at ae Me Mee Ne Ae igen 7 * nv +See “4 “ , Raat ng " 4 - bh as ~~ - The marriage of Miss Mary Bur | ker of Yountangn Mo., to Mr. Wal- ter Schrader of 424 West Essex avenue, took place Thursday at Jenning The bride was attended i by her sisters, Miss Caroline and | Miss Dorothy Hufker. The srnall | flower girl was Katherine Hufker. ‘a niece. Mr. Schrader had his | brother, Mr. Mark Schrader, as | best man. Another brother, Mr. | Albert Schrader, was groomsman. | After a short trip Mr. and Mrs. | Schrader will reside in Kirkwood. The Kirkwood Choral Club will give its Easter concert April 17 at Grace Church. This Easter con- cert has become an event for Kirkwood and vicinity. —* - = @* +e2e@ &* = A SH ” -_*=* » «ge « — iad * SOA Heap ice * eta " ' ae ee ae, > a ee OS ‘ sd _e . —- SS LISS NF — - ¥. mat aly) are a ENR a | sft heroes: T ‘-: ag ; - 19] 3 Blenders of Coffee and Tea 4 South Broadway Why Carry It? Order by Fhone Phones: GRAS ad as oy SALE OF LINOLEUMS $1.45 to $1.65 Inlaid Linoleum 05 Brighten the kitchen with this Inlaid Linoleum. The cost is small, and the quality will give many years of service. Beau- tiful patterns and colors which are through to the burlap back. Offered for Monday, square yard Four-Yard-Wide Linoleum The convenience of the extra width, is that it covers an average room without a seam. This is the king with a burlap back. Very - 3 1 | , heavy enameled surface, to give ati s@rvice, and make your clean- ing easy. Square yard. the sare time $ Qx12 Art Square This Art mare will make a beautiful covering, at nexpensive. A selection of tan all-over patterns, which : ‘or the bedroom or dining room, as well as the kitchen. Your choice at (eeenecens ery aa $290 4-Piece Bedroom Suite gumwood, bird’s-eve For SPRING CLEANING ead re- pairing CONSULT POST-DISPATCH BUSINESS CARD wart colemas. TO Rah Te ESS aR Oy yom ey EM noob etl Sara SP es * “ “ io Pe Wea Seth seca" =e PA one iy ae. heen Y * PER NERD R NG aga page a shaded walmut veneers and : maple overlay, decorated brass pulis, dustproot drawers, ma- hogany finish interiors. Pieces may be purchased separately, if desired. Dresser, $56.75; vanity, $49.75; chest, $38.75; bed, $37 Purchase Now for Later Delivery Done in feed ee : “ee 4 ii filled re- |= ing scats, if ne eee me ns one 00 NINE-PIECH ING - ROOM SUITE ee ————— re ee # orien "At Di hh Bide ce Sdn Seiten hake, ek, Kea eat - sin . - La tin: a f siete ny, ainda * +a tee bap . : rth aot. ? Dimensions are as follows—buffet, 66x22 in.; table, 45x60 in., extending to 72 in.; china closet, 42x16x68 1n. Tapestry covered seats on chairs. A matching server can be purchased separately at $29 additional. (Nugents—Fourth PFioer, Nerth.) etched is this attractive Suite @&f atched walnut veneer in com- g)va, ion with gumwood, recessed nf , and all-mahogany interiors. | proof construction, fluted 1s, two-tone American finish. The Morning, Noon and Night Shoe of the Nation! for all purposes—all hours—all day and all days. For the Miss who would miss nothing | in smartness and for her Mother who is now missing comfort. MENIHAN ARCH-AID SHOES bring into your life a serene calm from tired, hurting feet. Ask to see this most famous of all corrective Shoes—now—here—BY NAME and we promise to place on your foot a Shoe so pert in fashion and so perfect in fit that you'll keep it on—giadly .95 Seuath.) (\uagents—Third Flicer. ; PA PRPRORETRA OR ORO MED R PR AROR PROMS ORORORS oe hw PARAM OME Lm OIA 4 SLIP COVERS (For Any 3-Piece Suite) WV ¢ ly " 3 Of 50-inch , | Belgium Linens, LLiii WB Regularly Selling , at $1 Yard ll be made to fit and are a great They are all washable MADE TO $5 Electric Heating Pad ORDER LA AA AA 0 All EWIVES WILi Ranges These $32.5 10 Sets $32.50 32.50; pe 95 100-piece Sets. service | | : 16 Sets $37.50 princess "| with medallion decore’s 60 Sets $39.50 Fren h ¢ with choice of three and mat gold aye 2 Sets $27 ‘sO ivory Dinner er wih Ba . 7 80 aror , Paten 900- piece Dinners Just 30 Dinn ARECIATE THESE HOME NEEDS ] $1.50 Wash $2.25 Wash Boilers Benches | No. 8 ll-gallon : Folding and heavy wood "teat tom « tiie made. Will S tat 10Nn- 1: 4 —_ > * CLOTHES PROPS tubs. . long of l4c $]-1 9 smooth lumber... . FM 3 switcn anc hermostat control Extra large No. 3 size baby’s bed, for 95c Wash Tubs ; of heavy ga. vanizec chest, etc. mit o Each . ad Pe eee ~ x PY ( Dinner Sets Choice, : $9495 0 and $25.00 Values 1100 pieces Porcelain ; cer deco all bright les; with rer's sligh: we.) hold 2 AAA | — nee + eee nweeoee - ae <a a ee [2 ee a erms ) RAN GES—aA!!-white and “Lorain” Heat $75.20 ior warming raigia, coics 1n $5 ELECTRIC TOASTER —Turnover type.... $12 Electric Wattle tron $3.45 $3.50 Electric Iron full 6-Ib. sparkling nickel-fin- ish attached stand: heavy cord and plug: met $9.44 anteed Sout be.) a customer). Exclusively at NUGENTS we wee in 60 oe a ag Dutch Ovens 2.50 vatve—of “Wagner lroning Board Pad and Baskets Cover oe va) Extra large lust laces sire trong wove! on: § low with rein farced bot’ a 30 anc strong handles W bile They Last —Set 1S Th ese Covers” wi SaV ing and fast Bersted To your colors South.) ’Gioria shape i\eaenta—Secend bt leer, g tinted bod y 8 Coid flora) Same Material, $32.50 Two-Piece Suile, MADAMA AA AA AARA RA AA AA AA MAGAAA HARA BARA RA RA RA AA its like a giove $1.00 smokeless ve will call with samples. $8.95 i Nugents—t ourth otepladders high, extra th steel rods $2.19 representati Special representati ‘(Nugents—Third Fioor, Seath.) LAA 8» 00 Ad l iver, beste 2c SS eee See ik, eee pres pages“ oat aa " ete, ; as tant: sh

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ST LOUIS PNST-NISPATCH capa | -_ SLLDUS POST- nispaTru | STNDAY MORNING. —— _ PActivities of Women's Clubs: : ) —— = TNUGENTS Benen Basement | ot NU NLS 2areun dasement |= EXTRAORDINARY VALUES EVERY DAY IN FEBRUARY Another Shipment Received! Monday! Great Savings in 1500 NEW Wash Goods! Domestics! i DRESSES Linens! Silks! ww \\ | | 5 halon , Two-piece, flare, straightline and balloon 20c Dress Gingham 29c Fine Percale Maaté Touch }} to South Amer and Mrs. Frank pee sleeve models. All that’s new for early Spring / : amie g | : if = wear. The garment of one of the best makers of Dresses in the East. ad at | ay BE, REPOS ge EP a . oath ~e al +6 alae tame eo wait a | mination to sell] — ress | , ids with neat 7 one. Honest nercna tomer’s interest has . ~ “oO Vv) bi. fy hs ‘ “ign & Keeps the Skint | ori. cress tories section. Mes _— Young! at 3 p.m. and clect officers. Mrs ia Every One New for Spring DIMIITS MAG 29c Black Sateen 36-In. Colored Voile 59c Rayon : : — ; ‘ . 7 ft -_ ’ e ~ > Z " ‘. : : ; ial y ‘3 ’ f. os ; . ° | ‘ — ~~ . L ~ - ene TaCcuUio Us Ww - ‘ a & eo} . . © i=? cc 4 me j . A , ‘ Tr Z ’ ; *” , ‘@ ese * : _ ~ the ~~ ry ) f ' - = , : ; ae nnd -- “~ . make $¢ ski en ae aid wide - - ~ - mile ~ 1," - - = f . ue Fs - ‘ > " ¥i - . &e ‘ ar A 7 : ; eserfe - - > - - ’ * « £- ™m a: - Ww! te. > he -"' . . r 4 @@ ts a =° . ** -* . 4 # ' -- a ‘ ~~ — ee . _ ‘ - ’ j ‘ , 2s 4” - i = ‘ - See 2 , ~ 7 a 4 *e . , - - 3 77 - 4 _* * ce ne - i ~ & a ‘ 4 . >. . ° , ° p 4 > a - - - a » - * or greasy—wor. t promot pom h of hair! A perfect pow- : = otton Rayon in all the der base—prevents chappingr 50c¢ at your druggist’s— DIMITT’S MAGIC TOU CH It keeps the skin young! Sale in Bargain Basement Re SS — RS Part-Linen 45c Fancy Toweling Turkish Towels Bed Sets S l, " | ; — , ~ £8 Spans $9 85 | A Silk so versa- Striki ri ng, Excellent quality ray- ) tile it may be — ——_OL > reac 3 ; . Uni we Every garment well made, full cut and ) 7 ee we n and — = | used to fashion ° . n Lui rcers; cu slue. pink and $ 19x40-in. y scalioped: 8cxro : frocks q lore —_ | ce . trimmed in some attractive wav. nape ize: slight irregulars. P 3 1% charming Decoration for Your Lawn supertis ? Mise Sovhia ‘ a; ze ff x ae ae aii for daytime or evening mon. Miss Helen L. Musick, so- = k= Flowers Embroidery Tucks | wear. In the beautiful teat Shirring Tiers Pleats a Pillow Tubing 36-In. lamer. Muslin aaa desigue ‘os ; _ PP ar & season. Pint Brilliant, = an —— >>> heavy ~~ OS oe wv 3 s F 2m ul i gualit : labe! ed. - T1lalltyv. Vet wel All New Spring Fabrics a Seame e it, Fl] ciiiinh tn 10 eae Specially Priced fer and Colors hlea ; An -n -1 “= D5 i 1000 vaz as F it Our Anniversary Sale Misses, Women and _— pec tehae adi eae es a iE 2 — JE WASHABLE St. Louis’ Largest e iB bition 1.55 W — argain Basement $ ° as a e repe e ine : 7s Uy y ZL z i : Lith, —— Excellent Quality, 40 Inches Wide “Bi 2000 Yarc t | In the New Spring Shades of | 50 : . 2.50 Quality Pink Peach Turquoise Maise Rose Jade Sprite | $ : Palmetto Poinsetta Castor Tan Mother Goose Extremel y Lark Monkey Skin Pencil Biue Empire 7 popu lar for Hydrangea Sistine Mosaic Tile Blue Athenia | : Ss pr ca z d es aoe me ss " . | 7 A | Spark Steel Gray Gray ; ° Bel Summer. Lt : 6 , the Caron- ; | oS fF . . le i oh a ie 4 > French Beige Navy White and Black - . obeli «: ~ Carendeie j | ) : # oe | Shown in the new pastel and other had You may bave the popular White Spires that biwomes os , : reside ) : . ie 3 a ’ | ’ a! | @ short ume @ cary Spring. bet this Spirve VMirs Awar ; ‘1 ; ‘ : : j j ; . r a r an . covered with rosy Sowers in Jane, anc then bisome |_| . x ! ay if | : : % / i a Ee ; : shades. enrub ite *t ng B : pwer foeel “Daas . ; 5 ; ' . | — — : . P weiy a few ‘ne b tme of the ! wie ; Lie lle! gq : , = : : pecrail Priced for re 82 8 cage Pes opr ; . Tite - ‘ | - Extra heavy quai:ty of Spring's most popui lar material. 40 tnch , Ss y P front ef talier * , : { lis sy, r ; jnintioe tT cas of pause Geech. | = 2 tides of Wie ' | 7 ) wide. in new shades of Our Anniversary Sale sireng bushes wiit ; aes nee a a = an lg a egy were’ euests | - | i Y Paimetto Indian Orange Suntan Grecian Rose 3 fer 6Gc;: 2 ter $1.00; & ter $2.50; dex. $4.50 a , i : ' ; ; > iil co x Si inin Send No Money + r | os ce opel : | FF Madonna Castilian Red Queen Blue Fiesta Aurora ius auall geckege and F Q & i? ae anal vs : SiR ora syrnaig fy j : Sun Kiss Rose Coral Powdre Biue Sheil Pink ‘ | | ) l ‘| ow prefer the horns .f Mra G 5 Cot? | | af : wand cash Withorder wepepayalicharges (Orders ae Wie: Meadow Pink Cherry Bloom White Reseda Green Ke 40-I deus than 8) OD memat be o@eh wits order) Ke the fret N d B) | ; t your neighberhusd to nave the beactifu! abrub on x ‘ . i ’ é . cL; ne Bei e Neww an lack } i . Setar Bent with directions for pimnt? ~~ care oe eee i AEST Basement.) . ' ’ . Mother Goose Monkey Skin Ro s : arrival! and goed gord) jo guarentee: nd sew. wi Le At! tie Agence : (st. Leuts’ Largest Bargain Basement.) : Tear out this ad. it may not appeer again 41°02 Fontbonmne Colegs i 7 | | : Everi#t’s Seed Store, 158, Indianapolis, ind. | ADVERTISEMENT MI | oti og cea yl ) 1} Ideal for Spring ey | oe ty sine of (te cco a ae Blouses Boys’ Union — 85c Bleached Bed) Sheets ii and Summer. - -— rt . oy *& R Scoring uses api ; — on nmcne 3 _ : e e on —- a _ +7 ee Su “i sscgeane a Good quality Sheeting with neat wide hems and center sea | i] ‘ Priced a sien, full cut and re tt sear sc , Specially Special, While 45 Dozen Last ...... .----+---- 3 : ; See t. Leuis’ Larceet ‘ania Basemenr.) ’ . - . Leuts« Largest Bargai n Basemen: " , i (st. Louis ) 1000 THE MOST IMPORTANT GIRLS’ DRESS EVENT IN MONTHS ii) was o 1200 GIRLS’ NEW RAYON +‘ © |e Leaves Hair Twice ¢ the Ine mectiug read ft a A 4S 1& Offered in all the best . ; a a ox — LAS “£4 | as Beautiful Phe Tenements Pe PSA: fW : TA PTR TL TELS be used for any pe if | r Wise mothers will note the new and pretty styles, the : ¥ | Comes. in the daintiest light, pastel shade. Specially Priced Anniversary | PETES Sale IEAM Sey SAE tag OHA. ae. ola oo hihi ai i! " . Ss aa surprisingly high quality fabrics. Full cut, well-made garments. It would cost more than th:s to make. : ey Ld 6% > ’ ; . ‘ ee . + avs me Y i ' ° > : . . + gn " . : . ' . ’ vr “he vv 2a ¢ ; = - b effect of erdinar: aps. Ths : ; | ie i tat the , ore s ‘ + = — “s Ae , , . ' > } a 4 ' jf G ” ee +4 | e e : td : a4 * ‘ a it te . . i ‘ ; - oe pions ; a 4 i i idk ain entirely Greanstees praducs |cR@rse of the Education Comm: : + Brown and Bargai ' Ny | on ' in . rings pr? : ’ néy af the . : ‘ : Po Embroidery : a : _ he .¢ a rt 62 . gue 7 ; Bos ; ngee B Bair and cannet po bie invure ; eg f Rapdige tie nam as oe ee in 2 : asemen or Color hat is required. It makes an abun. 1 pril 4 a will be 4 ; | Trummed Diias-al sich eneames lather ehic ised and Mrs. J ler Rayon, with a Small Per Cent 4 Sizes 7 to 14 Years ieaBa:«< * hy rot) — i i” : menor t tt ae ad rh 7 é 7 ae 4 : of Cotton : : | Full Cut, Well Made ‘astty, eerov Lae *Yvery nn oe tuater high echants , j MORNING SPECIAL! . Sey CE ace seat momemanenes Sale in Bargain 500 GIRLS’ WASH DRESSES Sale in Bargain ge an naAe i? ~ v Markie 1. 8c Us ; vi . 24 : ' : “ with new life, gloss and lustre. tulle . mane Basement 44 G., L000 olors—sizes to 14 vears .. ~~ Basement Ye e net i. ’ (il teiene ah Muleit rs — | sy Pal 8] ‘Se. Lewtis Larcest Bargceian Basement? A fourounce bettle lasts for ny wae Seen ee wits iy Sone 3 PPAR IY xe RE ar yi «ee hae RR ee Cae Sohandite cae P AES) Baal plo lien ade 2 eras 4 : ee er AOL eg: tpt ga + al a Se ee 2 . eng ; : PRS Hi ate ai ERR ae hai pele 1x) Heels Abas baeatnhe pleas : a sicnnd SOOT OEE OTRO NE SE 9 eee pe eee ee oe . Vis be NP OPES RSW bes: Medel poor’ oy oY oes On IE hp BR EATER EN ON Tg. 4 ey ON, PaaS RRM om , ad | wt Fe ne aR Se de T. LOUIS’ LARGEST BaRGAIN BASEMENT—B. NUGENT & BRO. D. G. CO — \ Sos sse ae

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| ae Soo SSS es . Drapery Cretonne = oe a ce eS SSE EEE ES EES SS SS SS SS SS ~ = oS od SS oS oS Sd SS aS SS eS ese $4 Rayon Bed Sets Special, . P y, 85 Excellent quality ray- on and cotton mixed, fully scalloped; 8oxros5 size. J ee Sale — meied at 8:30 A. M. Sale Starts Monday at 8:30 A. M. xtra Salespeople y Extra Salespeople ) | . | u ( pi \ ings in | | (Ry iP I cary é Fine Percale Three years ago we opened our doors to the people of St. Louis with a firm deter- and we are sincerely grateful. That we may show our gratitude we take this oppor- ath eg = ] 5 c tomer’s interest has been our policy. Our first three years have been a great success _Louis. a. 2 ON | Cotton Rayon in all the WASHABLE PRINTED | 43 , Vy lored wear. These are new arrivals, per- 5000 Yds. ASHABLE Extra Heavy pein selected, for this remarkable Never Sold for Less Than ps All Wanted Colors for daytime or evening Its soft, lovely luster and extra Someone. ¥ taal ____ 91, LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ pee SUNDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 27, 1927. ____sSCSTLLOWIS POST-DISPATCH. ie ee 13 BRU ARY Te | | Lwa Avenue at Sixth — mestics!| ve y e (|| | e ] kb f 9. hed! dD = SENSATIONAL SAVINGS IN A STUPEN on SELLING EVENT prade shirting and dress mination to sell high-grade merchandise at prices that are within the reach of every- _ tunity to offer to our thousands of customers, and with the hope of making many ight grounds with neat one. Honest merchandising—fair dealing—always with a keen regard for the cus- more, the greatest collection of merchandise at the lowest prices ever offered in St. r= A Most S i i Ss Tremendous Valus| LOOO NEW HATS - : : At Anniversary Sale Prices | —_— 39c Amazing Sale of at Lowest Prices Values $5.00 to $7.50 Hats for immediate wear by miss or | matron for street, dress, sports and tai- | wanted shades for dresses | and slips; 36 inches wide. e Sie Cr epe de Chine event. eae | FLAT CREPE : $2.50 Value—40 In. Wide an 40-Inch—and in a Quality We Have A Silk so versa- tile it may be Ta in enty of representation amon used to fashion $ 63 $2.98 a Yard E ey ea ye en tie eae no on black charming frocks g)) Lav \ and black with white. sto sary a os A heavy, long wearing quality make it — 4) ) ; ye Large Hats, small styles, crochet vis- Variety of Styles ) amg Muslin pppular this season. particularly appropriate for the fash- SAY, ae i cas, strawbraids in combination with Specially Priced for ioning of those chic little Dresses that YAVYes |/ ribbon and satin, ribbon Hats. .Qur Anniversary Sale ‘ — : rf PI fl Bead al th so dominate the mode today—and it’s VAS $55 >> "a4 Gan ‘ Sprite 7 “ ose | ‘ - thenia 7 . Spring anc Goya Jade Athenia Flat Crepe Summer. Shown in the new Beige Grecian Rose Canton Blue pastel and other 7 Navy and Toast OPENING SPECIALS Crep e ' — And Many Other Colors Including 220 P Thi 40 inches | ¢ Perit: totes for PRE ea \ 0 Pairs in This Lot, In- en mmetes - ; A ON complete Sizes in Some ay Specially Priced for Our Anniversary Sale ao “ery = \ Styles, But All Pink ) ere es ie Styles to Choose Green wis’ Leregest Bargain Basement.) ’ a — 3 > f a Y ‘ Y o ’ ’ ll | ‘ ; i | : 1 i ae l . ' ' ‘ ¥ «f ; - ; . ! * - " * x ET ty ene een eT rn r) a alii IE ON Te Ee NP Ie eee nee , een ite Taal a e iad mee vadineiied - —_ - “ vet one ° . we -_ ‘ . - iy * ro : - we 4 7 rome ; ee feent Pt ee Sepiereys e* : a 7 “ rr ej Mend. "5 wee . > 4 . Leb aia ier mee Ps Canyon aia vate SS 2 : ae OR sake fee THe) ar “ cab piers a he Ms. ‘sohie aine agora a se ae ; " - CPE, Der iset CF ret: eaien - wren A yAegy om p08 pew, PI NERS Petey ea IEE ee a nape a ance ee - —_ = " a , : = eed i. eis" d Fait : J“ ——e z ee as pre Hf ted AN he ao ay al piping acter 5) catlger ine 20 EE AIRE I ASIA > TP i» ri Atay ; eres wi dn, We nas z + io ran wes the . ¢ a movies : . - . . — 7 — Ps ML AT ie on pita ’ 42 Y ; : . BES Ot Stes ih sae , os ‘ ashe eSn i ae erehes wesley ETD sae MM ae Dieu . ae ms SET CE + 7 . a Set ere ee eer * oe seiancon . etlasmotiiis vein . aeamnnann yd 2 , ‘ ¥ re dials . 2 " r Be ESE a .» adebaailaie FTE NERS Soka Der hecinnsilinhaniete r Ce TE Mee a ee ee eee ‘ 7 a me ¥ . “ se ti Vii J . . Ya ern tp bits . > Some « or elegy ~ ws an : Posie : ” we a ag py cme: gen . — aan ae os pi scelastdanenabne Xia ane dnl sulla aoe Sa ee kee em el ene 4 steno pale aainaiatataes " Shatin a ADSI EOE SERIA EE NY ~ : ‘ m , 7 e ; . = oT + eh ties hes ‘ - 7 x re : » AOA MODE SPN RY Raye Pere 8 RRR tn BO 40-INCH SPORT SILKS 2000 Yards 40-Inch $ 63 vse wv 6 gga | HEAVY GEORGETTE ° § °° Ideal for Spring Many of these ‘styles have and Summer. —>= This is our regular $2.50 quality. Pure silk and heavy. In been sold by us up until now Includes Patents, Satine the new Spring and Summer colors. to $3.85. and Kid Combinations; Specially Priced for Anniversary Sale Price All Wanted Heels Our Anniversary Sale Specially Priced for Our Anniversary Sale ts enter seams. C arcain Basement.) , A notable selection of charming styles in satins, patents in 1000 Yards—40-Inch 3000 Yards Washable Colored fancy straps and WASHABLE RAYON | CREPE ANGELUS |" a Our Regular $2.98 Value— 73 Annwersary Sasa Sa SSS ea SaaS Saar ' «? A truly Anniversary Sale bargain. 32 Inches Wide Sale Price. . Offered in all the best colors. Can | : be used for any purpose—and it’s — i ‘a — ey 9 : oe § ll styl striped colors. eal for Spring an All style washable, too A Summer wear, and it’s washable, too. A Peano ———_ hay Specially Priced for e Yard Specially Priced for Our Regular select say Pumps, Ties, . , from. exclusive effects Anniversary Sale Anniversary Sale a a in dainky strape. Ext Reductions to Introduce Our N 7 xtreme roauce ur ew ) FREE---ONE PAIR HOSE T N GOOD Department on | With Any Two Pairs Purchased the Second Floor rN A truly remarkable value—sheer fine | 93 *% Chiffon Hose, full fashioned of pure ! ; ‘ wo : : a Pa ‘ 7 | é im ma wtara 4. nae ., x ‘ ; -_ : : b = — 7 , ' , ‘ Af 4 - d —* ‘ 7 4 a ) : - | | — a I cmaned fom foo ic ~ jf — bo J If 7 a » e sitenteir> i! i alae ecient - Cae Suyaee Visio he eT eas hae wes * 2 “Wi bint 2 ? pense T o 2 1 1 A Most Timely Low Price on A Wonderful Offering by Mallinson and Rodier «of TEN thread sills from top te tee, Solatuennl eae jay »: with double sole and high-spliced heel. Mistress Mary Prints RADIANT SATINE “ee tn Ge denied Rectan j i Comes in the daintiest of patterns, in See this charming material—beauti- nN : at oy Chiffon and Service Silk | Sizes 7 to 14 Years ull Cut, Well Made Sale in Bargain Basement Reouis’ Largest Bargain Basement.) i : Anniversary Sale Ce Cee i, ee, | light, pastel shade. Woven and ful dainty new prints in the so wanted 1S Beauty and wearing quality are com- Printed by Mallinson and Rodier small designs, in lovely colors. | bined in these Hose for general wear ' —they are of pure thread silk from Specially Priced for Our Specially Priced for Our c top to toe, reinforced. e Anniversary Sale Specially Priced for Our Anniversary Sale a Oe a if ) : ss picicie ei ace eeel ett et <Bobcied eo tices cater LeLotivin der he SSM EACH ECT Tithe. a Aichi,

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& - » _— “ a = wr: nm go 7: Pash oes ey ee a et ee ‘ tian whileahet eandeie adel: 4 ‘ “9 TRS Ret et m ae y pos Mei: eee cere : ib r Sa a eM BPE CO OEE MOLT CRONE Pe Sah Re, FES aA ORE Es ER ibe Party tt Rg 1 se, GENS RO Re eT. Te ces Bale F ‘ i is ¢ 4 A * : = SAS OF ee ee ae #- eee ni « 6g ’ ‘ re ; : : io goa - ye Y ts 4 or: “a ws ie va . . ror a : —_— ° Ahn. ah “Fn.- », “3 A ARES ry ; - +~ 17 7 [Tit . Of ac | es . 4r —* : PP PR PR PA PB PO PPO PM PI PO PO a PF BF PM ee ee eet OT Centinued en Next Pace. Activities sf ~ ‘_*- oe ‘ ™ al ¢ #4 sy Sn e Way to Get Rid of Dandruff | a ) j - oe + s 23.00 Ur NEWHOUSE GALLERIES -“ . ‘ . Jy = 4 “ » ‘ ~ “ . é Pe . a ap OoNew Bress ne of Those “TWO-FOR-ONE” SALE ON MONDAY ONLY— Describing x the Sketches: ‘ , te , , . a + “ » é > a ee ee _— o4 > 4 These Six Frocks in Detail > > oe dS oo 2 * eT My Oe ee » «> a a4 +S« . rt ets ‘ > : « r 2+ ~~. Pn > er. c-—-7- i oF oS * 5.22 ee , *. 4 _ a a a - \ ; P A Shades Sixth Street Thru to Broadway, Between Locust and St. Charlie SSS GCSES See ReeE SEES SEGEE SEES SSEEEEEEE —— us ereveer oe ” eee ———_— eo” ta _ ‘No finer p ace vironment more menu more appe: Chase. Small Chase has beget choice of all Se. TT: ) Sunday, Dinner m the & unol Nance. (A A Concert Pro Nine. a FEATURE weet eeVueereerPeeee @ . < nA RAPA HS HTH ORREARHORAA RHE HA NE MOT o Attractive Emerald with 4 contrasting Diamonds ia Ir dio-Platinum! Ring. $165.00 12 Sapphires and 4 selected Thamonds in a chic Shoulder . Pin of 18-K. white gold. pater: = A s Ga we,

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-_—_—- - ee ere A a ee Ee Ten-Day Sale SLIP COVERS e Have Just Received New Spring Lines LINEN DENIM — —. Our DAMASK CRETONNE $2.2..00 Three-Piece Set We also have Lin Finish 3-Piece Sets at $14.7 Estimates S Cheerfully -_ Given Without Charge E TO ORDER Phones — MAin 3685 r Manufacturing Co, {ff Recularlty prints MORE SESSTERSCEY ISSESSERES SSeeeetesetetvenes See eeeeeaseneseane Sauuur "**eecenen @ These Six Frocks in Detail green OW iS . iwie? embrr ered crepe Frock with skirt al Cret ’ with t &@ ; es i Navy Georgette afternoon Frock, ; or . if of Lie sy; ‘a 2 : ¢ ° e? “@ : Bett _ ent Skirs ¢ : ¥t - a afteta s of pleats, sleeves, we Bar ~ . - a A delig attemoon mode K avs rgette h ty ‘ i : a = i ’ I Trench blue twm-piece jersey d . : } rie bil ‘ iimPosc effece, r biouse trimmed Se ja cige flat crepe afternoon metallic buckle, ekige in embroidered net. Two-piece afternoon Frock of monkey ekin Georgette. blouse embroidered in gold; akirt has caers of tiny box pleats 2 for $25 nee | M 5? as * : oa a trimmed N ~ /i pe © a Zp oS A rly || = % " . © a! r o> Se U\, see sere rrrerT er eo At an *e t are Thai . wes igor? oe . i. ; 2 SS. a. ie im of , 4 ; am. | ** 4 a 4 * ’ tes eh} SBeeez eae eee 8s wey | ee : ee WANT St. Pantis newspapers COMBINED e oT. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ___ s 4 aoe KE BEES Eeaeae 7 + S-. if : | HOTELCHASE | a: : ; The Center of Social Activities mn! : ta: s m4 — ; PETA ILE ION ILE: . = ; “os: ee ce * th. ‘4 s y ® : Colored 3 ¢ : Gems With t+. ee o , oF e © Pere em Gy am % & er Oe OE Oe te a eee bs sere PPASee eee 7 * eee eee ete Be ee In All St. Louts.. No finer place to dine. ..no en vironment more stimulating. ..no menu more appealing, than at The Chase. Small wonder that The Chase has become the favored choice of all St. Louis. This Sunday, and every Sunday, Dinner in the Palm Room, Noon until Nine. (No COUBMETL J .cccccvcccccosccscccceescescccsces — ——. A Concert Program From Seven to Nine and— at Nine. a Gratuitous Showing of A FEATURE MOTION PICTURE |Activities of | 1 in th e | M. Chapman, Mrs. August Schued- ‘dig and Mrs. M. K. Gillespie. “ = he. * + > « f-™ rv. ~ Diamonds Attractive Emerald with 4 eontrasting Diamonds in Ir1- dio-Platinum Ring. The vogue of Emer- alds or Sapphires is represented in $165.00 well our showings of the smart new designs in RINGS PINS SCARF PINS MOUNTINGS WATCHES 12 Sapphires and 4 selected Diamonds in a chic Shoulder Pin of 18-K. white gold. $88.00 € fs fuller Comp apy 9th and Olive Sts. S. E. Corner sonnenonux Af 0 OXI SERE: «—_ * tole be 2 oe ee a oe ae $12.50 GA DAPTO SHOES for STOUT WOMEN -*¢ MISSES VEN if your feet give you no " trouble in ordinary shoes—it will pay you to investigate ADAPTO footwear. It may be that you are slowly ruining a pair of normal, healthy feet... ADAPTO Shoes will keep your feet normal and healthy. For they are properly designed. The combination last, providing high- ; arch support and snug heel-fitting, is patterned after the normal lines of the healthy foot... And, if your feet have already begun to suffer— ADAPTOS will help restofe them to perfect condition. At any rate, visit our. Foot Service Department* and, freé of charge, have. your feet professionally examined. Then, give ADAPTO Shoes a trial—you owe it to yourself. *Under direction of Dr. Byron Schindler. Foremost specialist in smartest slenderizing apparel for stout ae and misses — small, medinem and large SIXTH and LOCUST Streets HE Sunday Post-Dispatch has the only color roto magazine in St. Louis. a7 | **aAmerican Art,”’ cause the name, The first meeting of the year was at the hdme of Mrs, B. M. Godffey, 6049 Clemens avenue. The second meeting was at the home of Mrs. Albert Knell, 3911 Labadie avenue. The members were entertained by Mrs. Nelle W omten’s CLUDS \s ne sect res Conthiued from Preceding Page. “American Art,” under the leader- ship of Mrs. R. G. Torrance and the following members took part discussion. Mrs. Harry L. Mrs. L. A. Brandenbur- B. Brown, Mrs. P. C. Bertha Voit, Mrs. G. Salisbury, ver, Mrs. T. Floyd, Mrs. oe eee ee nine. eee tt The recently organized Current Topics Club in the future will be known as Current Events Club be- former name conflicted by the same with an older club Miller at Forest Park Hotel, Feb. 14. Mrs. Katherine Jaeger pre- sided. Following luncheon the members were taken by the host- ess to the Woman’s Chamber of Commerce, where a_ surprise | planned by Mrs. Adolph Neuville, | to Bob Their Hair. LONDON, Feb. 26.—Long hair | and not magnificence of attire is. one of the few distinctive signs of | being at the British court in these | days when princesses and work- | ing that are much alike. girls wear simple garments | The reason, of course, is King | | George’s aversion to bobbed hafr. | While the Queen merely thinks the | short-haired fashion ugly, she rec. | ognizes its practical advantages, | but the King has refused to sanc- tion any of the ladies attached to | the court appearing with shorn, locks. Some ladies at the court, indiscreet enough to cut their locks, have had to take to switches and other means to conceal] their | bobs until their hair grows long again. Am wasien-anemage eee ADVERTISEMENT | LADIES’ | SPECIAL INTRODUCTORY ADVERTISING OFFER | 'president of Women’s Chamber of Parfum Coneentre Brise de Narcisse | | White tion of officers tomorrow at =. “= Commerce, awaited them. Mrs. Neuville is a patroness of the Cur- rent Events Club. Alys Dameron Weed, member of League of American Pen Women, gave an account of the Pearl = bilee to be held by the Pen Wor, ' by Andre Leloup-Paris. Liberal |sample in purse size flaconnette and | sealed package direct from Paris—_| 25e post paid. Mail this ad with | name and address to— \. WELLS DISTRIBUTORS, 1712 N. Wells 8t., en, April 14-19 in Washington, D. | Cc. Mrs. Weed and Mrs. who are members of. the Pen Women’s organization will at- tend. The regular monthly meeting of the Schira Alumni Association will be held at the home of Miss Jose- phine Bowles this afternoon. The program will be “Early English Composers” by Josephine Meyer. A piano solo will be played by Miss Lillian Hase. The Woman's Missionary Society of West Presbyterian Church will hold its annual meeting and elec- _ 12:30 the Downtown Young Men’s Christian Association, Six- teenth and Locust streets. Lunch- ' presided over by , circle eon will be served at 10 tables, the president, Mrs. Gilbert F. Close, and the nine leaders, Mrs. W. Hampton Nash, Mrs. George M. Park, Mrs A. M. Roblee, Mrs. Harry Mont- somery, Mrs. W. H. Moulton, Mrs. John T, Garrett, Mrs. Samuel H. West, Mrs. Godfrey Anderson and Mrs. Austin W. Biggs. The meet- ing will be opened by Mrs. W. S&S. Faris, secretary of the Women's | Board of Foreign Missions, and | | Dr. William B. Lampe, pastor of | West Presbyterian Church will | speak. Officers will be {[nstalled by Mrs, J. F. Herdliska, president of the Presbyterial of St. Louis. A _musical program will be given by 'Miss Dorothy Jackes, | Alexander and |Men’s Christian | speak, and will conduct the guests |on a tour of the building. Mrs. B. G. Mrs. Wesley H. Becker, vocalists, accompanied bv Mrs. W. D. Vater. L. C. Haworth, general secretary of the Young Association, wil) The regular monthly meeting of the Women’s Overseas Service ‘Teague will be held at the Colles: Club. 5428 Tuesday. Delmar Dinner at boulevard, 6:30 o'clock will be followed by an address tv | esses. | day, each of the past president in | attendance ' tended. | Dorothy | Railway | Tuesday at the Grace T. Shop, 4901 Dean Scarlett on ‘Russia.’ ~— os - ee

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-LOUIS POST- — SUNDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 27, 1927 ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH = E —_—_——_——— - ss Activities of wae eid = Women’ ae eo | Prufrock-Litton oe from _Preceding Page. siideahinnsteininniensaliiiale af. coe or | Fourth and St. Charles a ee eae, ee . . alee A Bibiteiet vin ee ee wy RR AE INOS Re ee EE a Gre yO ee ae coR PERFECT pes a ae * vo SS ee i> say ce SPRING OPENING SALE! Just Received—New spring Fabrics Phe best values we have offered in $-Piece Sets of linen- $14 finish matrriai a 1 8 i raynter oAbeR ' f re- : eo Sn | nies y is the Last Day of Our ps : . baker rrespon ing —_— ol ~ + hg ee, of linen. denim. cretonne $2? or darmash INDEPENDENT SLIP COVER MFG. CO. Lindell 2608 Beisteer. Mire. C.J. Kuptecte, Sea , 5 1819-21 N. GRAND BL. {void Delay—Phone Now a Vrs a ieee iets 2 1 | * q | = = @ Semi-Annual Furniture SaleW %usair Hard Candy 2-in + oe =. Mrs. E,W a _39e, 1 Free ne ree ae rs ot ee he - Black Pepper “Witch “Hazel Ce Ys ‘ Washington eS 1 Requires Kewawt tb 10c, 1 Free 45c, 1 Free i Merit ane ii be aecend Wee 1 i Mrs. Mary Butler Decorron IMIE MAKERS will wel- ——S|—SSaaaaooos Sa i. SWLE—EIFFER BROADWAY AND FRANKLIN = come the news that there === Editorial = a 'kree Sa » Mondar and | uesday— *Limited FREE SALE—Bur One—Get Ore FREE ne ce i iE. -_ CR , y . , i : ' it ts yi ; 4 ae “en ee — | = . ~ : ' 3 O you | realize that Fee Double, ease scampm. Tareday Church Cathed 2y, com. OP eal | ck-Litton’s Semi-An Silence Seldom Slips! {| § once been waved PRE Free —— Jil Shampoo 7 G. : at | assuliae See daue 3 | : | Free 30 Tennis Ball ———-- ——- — ee ee CONSID-| . grown in, you have two ‘} 1908 ww: -3e Keyptian cum FRATE MOTHER—she couldnt’ @ your head? Ic is only the make us perfect so she made us blind é ft Process of Permanent ava ’ mM Oworth to our faults. _ f Ki 5 zn izes this and wr cr written weil ae 2 adapted tO rewave new by | most or ws ¢ without affecting the . hair. bed here ammonia, § ab! Wad some power the giftie ge us : is used for the wave, & lo see ourselves as others see us. i : ends and make them ae : Reset Rt | rm , Le Cta it wad from manv a blunder free us. .” | eee! | Bees Wax | Schoenf’d Tea Shampoo Tooth Paste | | er ee °° he i ‘ = ie | Ptr ein se Acres ate: arse a 7 | Nestle Permanent W | 10c, 1 Free| 25c, 1 Free 10c, 1 Free | 25c, 1 Free | . | 2 ] Le | “J Re ora gor ae Ae ta Se Se a gee ne. BUT eet aot pee - . ecial S: ngle Pric Keiffer $; hos ee at Ss - ‘1 a -* -s —“— PIcc VS ilidil ae egress LCi . i Lu = T with an waves a year, with ‘ il € ~ - , i ' a = i (ce ¢ner thea sea L- mterva: ¢ 2: Taf r tudgm - — . ps Sp ? , ‘ } — ‘ — 3 , at. I i C i0f. ic WCCA. — + a : ; . . cgment would paint. (Human hair ‘#4 | | likely prevail an imstead of al 3 | f inches per year.) 1 $433 "Se Listerine i $+ i +e... ° * Coionial Bic Manta Cigar * $1 De Wirt’s Kidney Pils Se Prer Foot taps, «nre sore feet. Shc American Mirpral Ou Mle Indigesto Cure Dyspesta 5Q@c Insect Sprayer. «a dandy “Se Seidlitz Pewders (dezen tin Se Mintrated ( reum Magnesia Reral Brown (tigar "Se Baby Ceugch “=rrup [fe Aspirin Tablets. 5-g¢r.. dezen % 7 t3474 eee Mette. che ste de sBe ok. . to oBe oleele ale ok. | & & , ee ae: ? +t + t | ee io 2 ne eee fuaeuk 9? ee? Sig Ne ES pee ees ee oh ae * "Se Caster Oil, pure ef tast ide Bax Moth Ra De nmrevnhe or 4 irdian ¢ Aapirin (aps... 3-¢r.. dozen je Deeteor s Headac he { afin. + rium ‘Wape “a Se Quinine ( aps.. dogg ae Menthol inhalers - L5e tream Tartar. - Z. “1.50 Sangrina Reduring Taets Sh0¢« Pure Coed Liver Oil, Nerwecian, Se Bromide Quinine, cures coids 65e Aspirin lLabiets La) Cod Liver ou fans... genuine Death Buc Rililer rsen's Kitinery (ure (aps... Reach Powder ns ie os 4 yt aa fe Pe eee € «sai oe ae *t be a ae wren we . i *% , But remember. Saturday is the wateful teeling result : last day of this sale—all sale tags ae . : | r- pe ;' 3 = . . + -° . : a rite for tuusivaied O6 will positively be removed after Criticize Nobody; Think, But Fa , i | | Saturday, but we urge you to make Don’t Think Out Loud! - | A NESTE selections Monday. Sioned | aa C. 3 + “oot] t ° * ae ey € — ‘Nes . ' ; o ‘ ; ’ atrical Cold Cream 70¢, 46¢ .. . a Pag MN Seas 3: f . St 3: 4 Entertainment Committes | 12 East 49th St., et rs wh ad tiit——_ltiodl a | se nett Piles i Phe Se Mentheliataum, 19¢, — oe ee eee pee ee me ee eet ee ee Wintergreen ‘fe, We Chiereferm Liniment Oc, 8Oc, “Se Tineture ledine Hinkle’s PillsiCough aoe | Peroxide Foot Powder «vty a r . ~ J 25c, 1 Free | 5c, 1 Free | 350. +: oe 19c, 1 Free | r sees aa This Four-Prece Group ’ | > K iff . | s = J | — se . a , ee 1 ) os pe san a 2 ‘ 7 ad » . ’ Free Candy! It's Keitfer Free Perfume! It's Keiffer | —consisting of stylisn - pi oe . , Se. Se Reek Candy or Horehound. t Frre he. SI wi te Rese ar Jickex om? ) Pp A oe } 2 a a ae a eae a ; ; 2 P alii ; Rs i ' } A a / Te 5 he « herolate . renm ining , . Free q ‘ : so T= a aieiianedion .. ; }-" ; ,-¢ _ li ; ich 4 A . ‘ ~ : 2 ii aid ’ s 7 ’ . , . i ‘ _ = 4 * . i] a i@t rf , ¢ Ta alli SGe Crvetallized Fruit. *.-'h. box 1 Free . & 4 arkev (lub Perfume , om ; ao it 7 | $1.50 Faney Chocolates, 24th. box. 1 Free 25 ling Salts. frosted bettle Library. The : new mem- made in the Frutrock-Litton fa i ee, 2 “ . | , 7 : : cme } | ) | Ts & 3 — Lr Se pu Ny ring-this sale on a purchase of $100 or . er hae . . . => ; . ca ; > : 44% ~~ = TORR em Free 50c Real Bourbon Flavor Faiee 5c Bay Rum Imported de Mewh ee ee rv. attractive solid mahoganv O ey te Se eee a ee. ma e will allow vou to pay as little as And others — . : = beautiful styles — such C - Tice pec 6] S DAS gy! aa | te Se — > ! 1 ES = = oo ave Your Sf lovely materials—marvel- ous values at $15. | | i We iS = ; : | e | q | | d Get Se ae | fi or the Last Days of this Sale | SS eae See ; very smartest fabrics— | — 3 : : ' - \- - | power tube you need high oe . “fas . *, Twills, Sports Materials, in | Bi ce ges 1om. bedroom. dining-ro > oo -oupling to protect your speaker. colors and combinations of we eee “ D1 S What is more. thus coupling will stripes, checks and plaid : | ‘irniture—marked H. F PRIC E for this week—the last davs of This Ni € = P1€C c ining uste / = the direct connection. It ip one ’ ate piaids , ‘ie ian ak : enero of this Guue a the fiddle- . | Condensers which are contnt —some fur trimmed—S$15' | rnis saie. e quote Dciow 2 Ie OT UICsC OpPClidi: Lhe | tanding teat or this i modern radio. Dubiler Cand : | ) -eneers on the cabinet fronts, which gives “@ the working voltage” ~equired) . | 20 | : ' a2 te ; vice for loud speaker coupling, | . it an entirelv ditterent eftfect. rach pire Ji \ . 7 stand high voltages—built wth @ i seals MM te, , : nr r inst the surges ¢ Added for Monday 1 | ee -onstruction throughout. your speaker against the sung | ana armecnairy uphoistered im | ™ ; ee aia al lnhaard broad i A’ Dubtlier Condensers are built the orecise accu racy of te ve or A om ef shieiding it against ai) varan ; , i * ae ~ : . > Z New Sprin | : REE AOS CIES SS ~ + - : “~ r= yf -_s . . - , 3 I Wiliis dd ~ ° ‘ + 7 5 £ 4 . . a 4 > > ~ — _ _ Sere © rm . t , ch 3 ariet oOne TI Be: reauce (TU he used ui Dettery eimmatorm and ; " + r a + °‘'y ‘. ai . ‘ i , a . si ahi * ¥ A ras Detnlier Cordensers re Sarl? to . ie - . ma : 3 : * tr car thirty -tWO Page ora Let pen-arin wee BES. SU .ok pee, ™ awa | | -hoke cil —condenser couphng | ered in silk velour, “as i: Nt | sere are fully explained. Send ; ~ . - - a bs * q Se r ms Me a me ‘ Lt. cre 4 , | . a ENDORSERS! —_ on h f S W | . if le, four s le chairs and two $? Lis Solia j \lah scape Mohair Suite ; Don + asic your treads or rok Great Sale *" Shoes for Stout Women smnchaits n0W veeeeeeeeeeee DAOO | ioe the Prufrock-Litton manufacture—superiot (MMAR foo sect." nn sae } i bhai si ‘ : i You Cronbieael qwy ne ro satin. / rc | ‘| F All we le pa or Im genuine mo- ‘“ = . your meathiy payments in half. ae last and rubber — : | teed ane er runic). ee ee Ss i cepa eeiai i with seuemible codiinue of trace tribar. « , 2 YAHLEM ; | . Settees, Rockers, Chair, Etc. ocatelle. The two pi darly priced ial FINANCE CORP. heeis; (4) Perfect fit guaranteed. | WIDTHS TO EEE , ee Half Price! *292, now . 7 my = r.4 1235 N. GRAND tw , — ss a ih Lea RE, LR $6 Ag sapile + ORR e EER Ot ERE ae eae a . : etn . Lig eR: Separate pieces w be soid A Die Wil sl $135. Armei §s60. ‘ }-casrorra!l "Ll ahic srerw Th, $ - + ~ P - ig hetp — (hroagh * Post-Ute~ =-— ; — —_ en ~ es “a amt ad. he _ -, - “ : eA ‘ E ge i #. — al % By . a r ter =~ * > * a a Be. - . > > . Pe + # sé pay BERS

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PAGE 17 ____ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH_____ | JARCADE™ ‘[REMILE' MARKET Olive Street Rd. and North and South R Store Hours—10 A. M. Till 9 P. M. oy Take Bus at Delmar Loop—Brings You Direct to This Store or Creve Coeur Street Car—-Walk 4 Blocks West Sunday-Monday Specials in Addition to Previously Advertised SUNDAY DINNER ’ For heaven's | FER ‘= = We Lead in Merchandising. Why Not Also Serving the Public ro = lag Make in Our Beautiful Dining Keon. washing a pieas- SPECLAL pee ECIAL MUSIC ure, pastime and . . amusement. KT , FG Choice: Fruit Cocktall Shrimp Coektall ‘ KELISH Choice: Queen Olives Heart of Celery Stuffed Olives India Relish Choice: Koast Young Turkey, Oyster Dressing and Cranberry P sauce—Extra Cat of Prime Rib of Beef Au Jue—Reoast Lee of Fresh-roasted Spring Lamb and Mint sauce—Whipped Potatoes, Buttered Beets. 7 7A STEAKS BRICK CHEESE Jumbos. Lb. i£Z2 — ” -mmmesesh agg Mend re be Asparagus Tips on Toast. WEINER The aie reason we are making this price is because we want to induce you to buy it. Other BOLOGNA stores charge 25c to 35c pound for sausage we venture to say METTS not as good. Ours is always fresh for we sell it in quantities.... uns, roo. 11) et wires | TDS. 75 HAMS, POUND Red saad § — POST- DISPATCH... Activities of Women's Clubs Missouri au- SUNDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY est wit ri\e The res ee 10 Lbs. 32 | regular ihe walue;: per can, | Jambo Renal quality Stalks 25 Beans 4 Il. Golden Brick Cheese, Ib Wax; 2 cana. Wisconsin Cheese, Ib. ee Sifted Farly June; o Domestic Swiss, Ib... veg ea Peas per can .. : Strictly Sliced Bacon, Ib.............3 | Preserves 16-on. fresh, Rolled Ham, sliced, “lp Wy k = = nf]: 1 Fresh Pork Shoulders Sree eck sc“ UA“ BGoooRicH SILVERTOWNS =: == Three Kinds of Pies The Carpe Diem Literary met Monday at the home of Mrs. Thornton. 1717 Belleview Requires K ewawing Sometime ~~ * uvenue. Points of interest in trav- were given in -résponse to roll | O foes realize that when your hair has A call. Mrs. James Chany read the | | once been waved and new hair has : |Mography of Louise Jordon Miln | ‘ : - . and Mrs. Charles Faust gave a re- | REIS A MOST CONSID. Lrown in, you have two kinds ot hair on view of the book “In a Shantung your head? It is only the Nestle Circuline en MOTHER—she __ couldn’t } I : mt « .— : , . : ‘d-by Miss Dorothy Saxe, perfect so she made us blind ‘ Process of Permanent Waving which rec- wave a vocal sole. Its. , Ognizes this and which is dependably There will be a adapted to rewave new hair at any time Captains of the Convent of the ee eee é ; (;:00d Shepherd Auxiliary Tuesday without aftecting the previously waved at 2:36 p. m. im the Seen Sieeee Forest Park Hotel, Editorial = Seldom Slips! ‘ / Steila __ ADVERTISEMENT _ — ee ee ee EGGS GUARANTE ay DOZEN (r,ari ‘ompanis ym pa Before your husband or son goes blind. | ,or develops kidney or liver trouble which | may disable him from earning a liveli- | meeting of the ! hood, stop his drinking. Give him a few | TESCUM POWDERS in his drink or food for a few weeks. Tescum Powders are ' tasteless and have been on the market | 20 years: thousands of homes have been | made happy by reclaiming their loved ones. Tescum Powders are sold in all drug stores in the U. S. Walgreen and | Executive Board of 8t. | Wolff-Wilson stores always have a good Shakespeare So- supply and will fill orders for out-of-tews | ciety will meet-Tuesday at 1 p. m. lowing aptiv written words of ns are applicable to most ot us. S: hair. Where ammonia, borax, lye or soda 0 is used for the wave, they affect the hair ends and make them brittle. At the two. Nestle Permanent Wave Salons, you will in Vandervoort Music Hall. There find patrons who gcc three or more fe- v ting Neonat Beco Ryd - , , ues spea innin ae ces woult waves a year, without the slightest com- : git eg p. m. The study class, under the . . , - 2 } directi : Ire ‘ail and a find/y instead of a P a ee Hae asiishe == ot Princtgsih Adana Ie ane ) inches per year.) ' of Principia Academy, will meet ling result at 3 p. m., for the series of five ze Nobody; Think, But omens te i ’t Think Out Loud! pork otitis the The Louis Tercentenary d some power the giftie gie us urselves as others see us, from many a blunder free us. eee ee a : os — eee ee WALGREEN DRUG STORES unsa id. can easily be tine, BUT with an S 3 core . am roe Tint “~ acne wil Ree Bec - sn RE a a tae et \ ed 7. $f es - Pas Ja © PF . Write for illustrated booklet to. cummeér SlakCe See The St. Louis Dante Club will hold its luncheon meeting Wed- nesday at 12:30 p. m. at Forest Park Hotel. Mrs. William Watt! Spear, president, will preside at | the business session. Mrs. Charles} E. Richardson, program chairman, will present- Mrs. Val Vogel who | will read a paper entitled: “Mil- | ton’s Eve and Dante’s Beatrice.” The West End Republican Wom- an’s Club met Wednesday at the satesworth Hotel, Mrs. O. S&S. Led- | man, president presiding Mrs. ‘harles Ellis of the Board of Chil- ieenmet Wave oa en ~~ Fae Fagg Tick keyshc. cee Diels 2» 4 ~ oe pvrtwoen 9 er ae C. NESTLE CO. 12 East 49th St., New York City Foon Oe a Sl COD a ge! Od lS eee hep HI RN Ne Pa Se eb SS atte 6 ppt ~ oo Be 6 +R enenter 9y viet hr Ril. a ° is mh ey BRO "ey . r J 74° od theral Terms g this sale on a purchase of $100 or ‘s Guardi neerning the protection and care | f children: Mrs. August C. Wei- contralto, of “Jefferson City, sang, accompanied by her teacher, Mme. Clare E. Thomas. | Chapter 0. of P. E. O. dD / ; tertained Monday by Mirs. CMU ETIES E. : furniture selections now at : 2 | i » are ° i 7 * oF MMPS, will allow you to pay as little as cash, balance in ten equal montily : no interest will pe charged. ven Why allow such a thing as ol Mothers’ Circle YELL 4 W lebration in hon- 99 rtieth anniversary of g of the National Con- |} iL and Teachers, | assembly room of | Ww alsh, St ate ! and Mrs president Why You Must Use ORPHOS to remove “Yellow Mask’’ was en- Marvin | Vickroy | J. S. Jones at the home Pershing ei sid: , mrs. John No additional charge tor storage. ia val? i of —————= peptlia 9 Phiten tug | Se | * Le t.-> Sane ry" LAE On. Mrs. J. . Newell, State or- . . a ) Olof Netsell of were EueEsisS. Boiss 7) ee Me nS « , se Aegon al omed peter ta BR 1 SS PEG dia te a en eto eee ‘ atlas. ape be AAS Fone rb your cd Boijisseau, prices and have delivery made later, enue, The eet ee inmevetn' ante Miah + x noe SP MRR NSN A OREN ELE DF BORIS TE ORIEN aI Lae ale TE DRT ARR PEE . - i - ~ nce ee : “ en a eS BN ~ em wee Wm hg tc serve d. ( harge. 411 friends of the Young Wom- s (*hristian Association will have ty of hearing Miss Millar, the Austra- from Miss as 92 h day inclusive. known ternationally religious sy} the Moody cago She services March Central Buildir Locust stres lowing the with anew discovery, ready to give you Teeth like PoL ished Pearls—Don’t let this Opportunity go Unheeded BE ABSOLUTELY FRANK with yourself. Look in your mirror. If your teeth have a yellowish tinge, be it ever so faint, get rid of it. For there is nothing so repellent to beauty as yel- lowish teeth. Enamel is naturally white —a brilliant ivory white—so that yellowish color is un- natural. “But.” you protest, that’s what I ex tried to do—but I can’t get them white. I have used toothpaste after tooth- That has been true—be- cause only now has dental science effectively succeeded in embodying in a pleasant, tasty tooth paste, the one and onlysubstance that can remove that unsightly yellowish hue without harm to the softest enamel. What is this Magic Substance Technically it is known as “Tri-Calcium Phosphate”’. You will know exactly what it ig when we tell you Tri-Cal- cium Phosphate” is the self- samesubstanceleadingdentists use tocleanteeth. So, in effect, you now have in 3 toothpaste that marvelou isu Dstance that Tooth Paste. We want nothin scratch the enamel—or a den- tist wouldn’t use it. The name of this miracle working tooth paste is ORPHOS. Dentists everywhere are rec- ommending it—especially to those with teeth difficult to whiten. Says one dentist who uses ORPHOS Tooth Paste in his chair: “8 out of 10 patients ask what it is; stating that they have never had their teeth feel so absolutely clean and smooth after a cleaning.” If one usage of ORPHOS does this, visualize what night and morning usage by you will do! In your saliva is a “liquid cement”. It glues to your teeth — then hardens. Forms a glassy mask over your beau- tiful white enamel. Food, coffee, and tobacco stain this mask yellow. Ordinary dentifrices can’t remove that yellow mask— they gloss right over it one piece of ice over another. You know this from ex ience. But “Tri-Calcium Phos- phate” can — and ORPHOS is the only modern dentifrice that is composed of this pre- cious substance. So for glis- teningwhiteness—those teeth you envy and adore—that beauty so long withheld from you—you must use ORPHOS. We make you this Remarkable Proposal—but you must act quickly! We want you to try this'marvelous ORPHOS = teh dee a ‘ a0 te: ~ “ny + ee ey ad ath Te ee . yell > + Deep erg . m t a ©, Ph Mesa ent hay Phe Pea Res tai. caste anti ww +=? Ss “lig ps * aati Tepe As ‘aman’ ey © rete: : an Ae * ee , _ nm a * cy wre ina soe A. * ae a gg teil, aes . , 3 ‘ee wi a eee be . 7 ’ are ot Se) > on %. Ss | This Coupon is Worth to You 21¢ toward the pur chase of a Large 50c tube of ORPHOS Tooth Paste “Removes ae WALGREEN DRUG STORES *- to stand in your “OR PHOS Tooth meetings will includ: i Woodward, chai lL. Anderson, LOANS! , os q : . she “ L. pepe a Mrs. L. ; . : : , : re: AUDIO Hleton Irs Lock wood Hill OUT FRFQUENCY | Hayward HH. Gatch, Mri Bn al om TRANSFORMERS , in 4 Don’t ask your friends or rel- Stives to lend you the money You need. Come here, where You can get it in a few min- way. The standard magne Paste is 50c. But if you will coupon worth 21c we will give you « big 50c bring to us this 5 + Tube for only 29c. Clip it out now. Use it at | On presentation of this coupon and only 29c we will deliver to you a big 50c tube of Orphos Tooth Paste | imet Three Tubes to «a (ustemer the earliest possible mo t—because the de- mand for this extraordinary dentifrice at this unheard-of pee will be tremendous. gany ohair Suite tton manufacture — superior New and stylish, continuous a, omes on your ows nes WALGREF - See "4 and in strictest privacy. Auto Ss ALGREEN DRUG STORES 9und back, arms and base - ae Loams « specialty. We will are Ratio pha Delphian Chapter mi ' Redeemable February 27th 3.51 tot kena 4 rT its Toeeday , to March Sth inclosive Pay off vour old notes if your Car is pot all paid for, and ces “will be sold: . ‘ Qdvance more cash. and cut your monthly payments in half. YAHLEM FINANCE CORP. 60. ‘ Jocasional ‘Lable shown, $15 | . 3 - _The Quickesi way te get home or help — threugh a Pest-Dis- Want ad. ; No Better Transformers Available gen tli it ij lth ine m jiricze or gularly priced Factory Representative Jules W. Beneke & Co. 1602 Arcade Bldg. St. Louis, Mo. 1035 N, GRAND fie ae © & tot a t abe 7 leeines teeta bette “alae te A aw CA

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. ti ae ie i 4 AL Tite ae pia bs EDDY Q pate or a we rte RE OBEN TRY Be ae 5a GMI Deapg Sie heceae. ide ‘ ‘ Sia aio Hate 5 Bt pe pg Sey ae OE rv Ps sis pig? ‘ : oe a a Psi (ote gs Pm “ Me arutesess pee sal ¢ a Rete ‘ ROE hotest adage ne 1s ¢ahg ol OE i ge OE SAN Ae SE al Mn SE ell iaeee Abe Sigh eee PAGE Mo-mer. Hall (.ru0up Will Meet. $2.50 == 19% ie » ‘i 7 SRS oe * — a iSiurs abd Sites SNe 3 eee wy je i Pah eR pir Se AE, of Bee. Cae = ’ Keele 3 _ . - aie ~~ 4 z : 2 *, 7 if A ORD - GTS yg ee A - = . - PRE RRS TS * Nii Pt 2 Merced - ase . “ £ PRA peg aes « CATHOLICS: — JP PI ER BERTH ACROBAT AT 72 ~Alonon | hnack of aus (officer Making Leap Ha- February Saie At Our New Location 1121-23 Locust Big —— on $4 to $S Imp: Sase Boud oi ‘Lamp i Bs $1.49 Nickel- SS Plated = — aa 2 Elettric Grill Stove 89c $6 Electric . d 2 > - een ’ Clip This Coupon Bring It to Our Store We will dedecr 825 price of any Daveupert *a you seiect if vreau ereeent Coupon at time of frem ft 990080088 100000808 4ZOLDMAN BROS.—1102-04-06-08 OLIVE ST. Bring it to Goldman Sros. This Coupon Is Worth = sag 5 purchase. a ananaNNS AeA YEAR LEASE ON OLWE STREET ORNER GLOSt ~ Call for Erection of ‘New Building on Site at Jefferson Avenue Within OPERTY OWNED BY J. H. LUCAS HEIRS tivity on Thoroughfare Continues With Reported Substantial Increases in the Values. By Berry Moore. Part of Larcas Estate. erty ee < p location of bullding — et reerts « being fet on aa (Hive street. Twelfth or of this : ~~ stores RVVwWnuxwu ow Grosby, Give pletior tect. . DROZ v re mt color stone ‘slate dows. All ford Feat dre a bin “work, ine ineh rsa TB, elect wealth ent «pee TE heath «hrus Th hull Wil te tam ‘rr mate arters ‘or @iti tm- : ee hy ftea- W ets- ' Fis peaaz tet. ‘.arage ‘site frents will be + ,° rE id

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Deka = =: « ; es i hg88$ ; Siosece $k: try essed ot: : : L Pail BE BEES : sgsiee 4} attri sossq; 33 estet sees f ‘ sioess Re sssee ssiss soe Seez: BSi3 : : : : » 2 tm) Ci Ry ot Et te on. ee $33 é esse pesses seas = ses as $3 cs e «> . 2 Bu Lc cS S350% graecs “— 2p net Ses secs ae + 3 3. ti: i a. . rr a” : s3tg: +5- | - rT ors oogne i - oo tt " = : i . aA $3733" . : oe. j=: > tei: con st; aa Lea sw ot ES Bs sitedh = : sz33 : or: a st 3 ie Secalagséay.2-isssssceseseseetgsr as sbbes2 tages sectiobessisesbstabestietione te eee! cguers es 3s Soe ~ eee iE - oie = - 2 pptroerter Tet’ ttrri itseerseeee ss Sasi y tesees beeches es aeratteetessesaeeteeteette ecb stipyss ots spepistsssssgsccee°2 sipestitiIagii islet set tgitisSteisitisssscassesapessscetsssssscsgpe sessteeeerseeeeeeeeaeeettc te tis phere skees Metistessepessttesstette 3 ae v4 : - - —— % oon ae ee bah TBraagae wR ots — . ’ eacacai parpecen mw a a ne — “es heme isindiniemmneeminatienie oo ee aes oe cane eat es —« = —s os a Sr AUR = nnmces ome — ae ae . ea Se . - “on a ~ a > 3 ~ — : anne sw acme ate ernment bg parr NINE. SP LOUIS. SUND \Y I > i na a eo is: Seat make | »AGE 4B wy ee F Ss, SUND. LORNING, B E B RU ARY : , 1927. PAGES 1—14B. ee ee eee —_— aaa SS = oe — —- asia ee eee? vee 3 , —— - » ell br LEASE. Lindell Bd Ee ood Webster | in aan oe ~ NATIONAL SURVEY; tnaex To Out-ot.7 | —— pea nn | Classified j a. oe | OLIVE STREET Y lddddeddeedde wey | Advertisements | Pay Us a Visit : i JE" OCC lly, ie Ly i, ZL ULLAL, | Page | 4 4 e >: ge ee “ny “Uy | Apartments for Rent ..----+*° $ i Nii; Arrange FE asy ‘J Terms . ; Ys Zi | Apartments, Fur. (For Kent)... ~ i Pay q he Freight to Y ou 3 | Wy: Yuby i Apar ments (For Sale)... ' ~s : , . r Y 7 G i ‘ We Deliver by Trucks | | - wn % Apartments, Wanted to Rent . @ \' ; Miles « St. Louis Ea Pict Gee a , Builders’ Column : Lice @ PMG | Bungalows, Cottages (Sale) csee @ ; —_————— ' Bongalows, Co tages (Rent)... 6 ‘ Less Activity Than Year | Santas, Gee ag - Age, Rents Stabilined| Gasca aeaee Ge Money Generally. Easy | pweiting tor nent .......-..-. 6 | 4 | ba | Dwellings Wanted (to Kent)....- 6 | Dwellings for Sale a ae at and Interest Rates Steady | Exchange (Real Estate) ......-- } ' — a gms Call for Erection of . | : New Building on Site at: a KOR aa Jefferson Avenue Within ; 15 Years. FA a 5 sasheaiupicinitciatalini : Oa. Lata hag Moet > 4 . , ee ¢ ina ie ~ 2 ih, OP cag tp»: Z Vie : - . rc Vine ty “ny ea OE EE: Se oa SP a eee . y Ly ‘, dive Uy Ctiale ie Do be ia Be Se OOM, A. Se SN ly sc, od hae Pee: | Garages, Stables .....+.--: » & a BIRD T ; Continues With Reported 77/7” adie Yili YL mma itp Vie pili "Le, Mita Wott, P.”.. Than 500,000 Submitting | ee a oy | - (Ji add fs ouses or ek in a . «ee a ’ ee 2 neem 7 oo on ® Farms, Farm Land, Pt. 10, P. 6A i Farms for Rent > = HA : ANALYSIS OF REPORTS | firmrenee Scie Mt FROM 304 BOARDS|! Pets Reichs Flats, Etc.—For ColSered (Rent) 6 Flats for Rent (Furnished) P 6 ilieneamere ere rrererneeserenveente-rerercestror—emanie-eeeeer-enme 1 ~~e~¢ - etivity at this time than a Money Vi anted — : sone & z ' Personal Property Leans ' 14 . i : i. "4 s : : : aS. iverville avenue, nearin com- if Less activi : lis tir o es By = Moore. G 8 Z | G Bailey, architects. : sane a a Z | G : r cs sae ge ee ts 7 = in Real Ketate Wanted to Buy... 7 Keal Eatate (Colored) .. 4 } ae at Aetivity on Olive street, involy-|Pletion—John D. Paulus, archi-, Uy i —— RY primarily professional opera- | tect. ‘ or ae Z | ed a, OO iat “Sa pio PD, Z "Goes -;the shortag: CAME Ne mn ca " of Real Estate Loans _.. Pt.10.P.6 ef Yaw continues to be a distinguish- eee Y PB ak BE: 2&3 tae Bz sy. ‘ es f - O, i) ; Sei Z ISAAC T COOK & HI INC the three types of structures stud- ' mesl Estate—Countes P .10.P.6 | ons vay-Bed and el lea mated ame te Z * 2 See oye Moti. eee 2 a eS “5 G sass te seipggits ee Mimbo Se ADATI | Real Estate (Other Cities) Pt.10,P.6 Mt nne a ration Of speculative interest in Y a4 BABES et LP pl A MESS: Cage Mem eat Ns, Se : ° : : ; ; ? xe YZ TF sfalie¢ ra | tr} Tin é 1 oT Lilt ope ni- Pa wy 1 ith iryts reat rates eont rLiyit g ~ =. 00-foot WO ijt Yard. b? i 'zZ ‘ {i iv? V/; “4, \ } ~ : . py : : } a ; b ie . ~» rf . . - ge : Z 4a Y& il 4 about Mar , ] _ a+, a) P pitomizes the pre eer)? eifty- A —————— i ‘ty : : er the street widenine 1 myer y yD IINne IPpPos tA { he Of oe (sro [Pp : 4 CAML Y ‘ oa re 5 “ “ = -— = ™ 7 , ~~ pri Oeil ‘ adel DuULdINY ( a SILC { ag ' ve % a2 ey ee fe (ir Ty? 7 -| 4a TY by ie ‘bal tCo.,. of which Jack Dubinsk - iz vears, Nas taken qa new lease for tate Boards in the nin } semian- this vear the figure Was 565 per a 7 f Bi : “Hy . uaa . : ee == i} fhe moving spirit of QQ ‘ , ; : additional] space in the building, nual survev ‘of the real estate miar- cent ¥ . i : 4 - ‘ ‘ ’ G which was found necessary due to ket just completed. The North Atlantic and South- + s i} ; oF £3 4 . eS Th. new Drozda Apartments ay : pitta ten ii last few vears rave acai — ae arket during ; their growtn in tne ta pew 3 Cal The reali esta r eastern sections reported the great- ’ >? ' t st ° if j i g- i i . 2 ; i i ; \\ tig jd 1 roiweiy ¢ rnet ~ Foil ’ $1loo-' 7 MIacnolia avenue opposite ‘ e : ; 1002 .* — 2 p Ae ~¢o pe ba , ee ee ee NS ¥ fa Sei Cook & Co., in conjunction with ,/!?-0 showed a fr rka: ‘CETCS est lessening of activity, 60 per sf a. #°¢ ‘ ¥ . ’ . ™ n ; : ‘ a" = hy t? " tar : : . - Bile mn, ws ; aa hower Gi ats Wii ve read, the Mathews Real testate Co. of activity as reflected by 1¢ index cent of these reporting from. the M if 1 adept , ! et ’ tf } ? . ru by17)) ling ce i i of 1} “if tj} t% ‘ f the re al estate . .* ' “7 ad € le wa s : o yy AnD eased the two-story Uuldading At 4 “"s : ] former section indicating a } . rr , 11} ehecd by the Ni itT10NAa : ‘ : ; arnKe t pp A+ Lis ned ’ . . A tive market than t hie previous ; WC g»4141d + 44 WY AAAAAAAAA A’ 1610 Iocust street to the +3 SAAANAANAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA x. ', o" sialon: aca dnote cen hl hah Ne Ae meme en ge ~ _ he lease is regarded as involy- |S'O"e€ ane terra cotta, and having ee ccaeammasnes “fy 3 The store room at 502 North |‘? the period studied. e +4} the greatest increase in activity, fi eres decided speculative ndvantages, {slate dormer and leaded glass win- R ' 1% “Uy Ly a, rteenth street, was leased to While the general trend o ne 30 per cent this year reporting a | } ' ecent y comp eted home 7% (4 eS. J. S. Plant, representing the Na- | ‘Gc has been downward from more active market as against 19 y this peak with the Se ake yen per cent for last year. months of June and July, when, ? | arty Selling Prices Steady. another decided but lower p@ak aPp- f trans- No appreciavie aeciine in selling peared the total number Ol yore re = = A aes ~ . ng. as it dos = ‘ahes ute control dows. % — — onal : : of R. J. Russell on Algon- “7 He pest corners oF iis |] 41] rooms are outside rooms. he yy, Uf; Ly WY, a) wee SS ie ughfare. eee tech abaeeel PO gO a quin Lane, Webster (eet disclosed | - 2 Groves. It is in the early ' I yy, " it fers! =. #9 t ‘ wnlac features of tne apartments ars A i YG ; } > iyi? “A i | rj l ’ — — - ‘- s ~ 2D ae . s 4 : i : Pp. ‘ iVet it » § _ - — : eee 7 } 7 v. 2 merican or Colonial style ZG Z ns # . fe r , riod of 10 fers and cony Pvances ree orded in prices is shown for the country as property on a high investment |dressing rooms With linen cabinets. L. Bavyl Pend] T. Cook & Co., for a perl J go ape aE : active pattern: ol Se , —— iy. ay or endieton. ar- Y N GZ 11926 exceeded slightly the total for a whole: 48 per cent of all boards . ‘ . | a... » Tao . . , PEe 7 i | ~ 4 r. ~ « ‘ . ' ' ~ : : vear to be the same “as tiast, - pe Down Easy , a ments ; Part of Luc as Estate, Tubh, Sore With showers limon clos- y | Y ‘ s fhat tne Index for tha i mon th wil! . . ‘ ‘ 4 s ‘ Siid id Pl ; ' a SA Y i i i , ‘ ig P id by) ‘ | er cent The property is owns d by tne es- ; tr refrigerat } = BR eee and 4 } I ‘ ; _* . . , 7 , ma . i th: prop: rty as friumstes g V/, aN “yy H{ Trew , we ’ } ii BRajieS. Tbe r (*¢ mf Bar earre and 4i) }p¢ r cent co , ' 42 1 - ey ‘ ‘4 a haa 4 . ss ‘ . . ai ; -2aa " ~¥ = 4h : i 4 + o 7. Re . c a Lif a, building o 4 per cent and 2] per cent, re- According to size of cities, the 7 : ; ° i iii~ ; P ‘ i mits ssl dal 4idid ; : 4s sf . = iowa or 4" 50 SS} re} a \ ie z s ; . ; ‘ . v ‘ » naa ‘ Vins “2 . avenue and Olive street 18 OC- electric fixtures. windows and doors | &4/°% for Joseph Degenhardt t Z . % for Luke &. Pryor. % ‘ visi ; spectively for last year, in some group showing the largest percen : ’ . ss . ee had ‘4 ‘ ¥ piaha , ‘ ee | i ss nee 4 i. : As - ; , ’ ° : ay Main 3 635 led by the Laclede Trust Co., | weather-strit aie at + tije | Adam Rettinger: for Harry E. Grafs GY Fy Z nue, five-ro pangsso™' a “* sootions of the country marked age of those reporting prices to be . sine e . ae 5‘ . —s din *ALLIE “Sir ped, Mar Dlie alt ciit ; ‘ : fA - +} ry, rite avenue ; ” seit ; ry YH . ‘ sie : : to Vv ter : (,11a% fer y 239 «¢*eoaah « F “f 1.@a 1827 _ 4 . ' a’ uu : ‘ ' oo . he | “ hone oof | th acquired the sit severai entrances, separate lighted locker'!. aren ee ae yer se ok easton ae HS 8 eengaeii residence. for Arthur H hanges have occurred The Cen- | Signer Vee ee ee ; ? ; am avenue, a new pricK bungalow =: VA ~ Ome so ee Ss , ¢ we sa ‘ nlation where the ercentage Ss ago is nting levelop- Moms iu y trays and central 4-;¢ « a2 , ; i it rj Z s= 4% Wevuer her: 6186 McPhers e- tral Eastern section, for example, | population wher I , : — . & avesiu é ager, b be y ' . “a nact 1, iM eportinge was 50 per cent while 63 ts on this thoroug re Im re- 'heating plant The yvard is to b bungalow for Joseph M. Paver t Y 7 % nue. seven-room residence, for |. 1 is well as Canada, showed decided- | reporting e . ns 1o thé WjiIGenineg pnroje en? } t ] Hi ’ } Cnh oO 7 er r Y i Y f cowhr*ner T¢ i NM Rict ot Vv by i\ lric Tre ised af‘ tiv ity over a Yea;r per cen U1 this Sa trie ETO ip re : ' C wo 4 ’ é avee | W/ iu} be Jd 4 . : j ae rn 2) Ren road for Ott — : } ‘ ' , +! , orted the market iess active Ty ’ me ar) 1¢ neast and t} ro" southwest The Drozda At artmeée nts were nue. a cing ‘ flat t r kre d as A y % ig? {ee Oy) y z I> i rs i i j ia .* © 4ii i¢ i oY i 7 Sf ¢ iOgT) 4% p¢ r po | i uae As . i : ; , ak +h, y -tevens uUSsiness : ai ee — — . trast * this, thé oup snow. - jers of Jette rson aventile and abe le and re Cr v managed bt t 1e Darr ry red } 2 dg) ot (or NMirs ty, ey »x TO Al ' y —s=LeVeTii { 4 rif rs ort My ? ‘ rnarke the Con._LrTras {> ‘ . ; KY i} it) ; Ls i i " i* ms td . Aa . Tap 4 ; we are vacant, the old buildings. | William S. Drozda Realty Co Irene Bruno a new single flat, 6029 Y eet Cee ; ' . a ee property ivienss ' 1 fiat, | 82m and 24 per cent better this | ing the largest percentage 01 thone ’ 2 : i sas : 4 vite ies ee foe asthe oe . - . - fied, ~ o ed ——e —. a " cr ¢ % } T iv - man i a ‘ . 2% . - eee 4 h far =P 17 ? gham ! . ; lewerv avenue to Jacob Robitse} Ye af f/ Spe ee ere OT eee s a . . . fi Sf? onsisting 9%! tw pola vear with corresponding figures for re port ing prices to be lower is that Fo., dntmeatourmmretemasians 4 iC Lorine " OCCUPmea Lal Cait, B islhess Caras of a nur be r of : 7 P " E : =" As 4G ‘ j c.~ “Ge ‘ “ - 8 nl V4 T) nt at wees 1°N5-07 Choutert ) = a , , 4 ' 3 / Fi eee 4 * a 2 + ‘ / ? ’ S," : 4 a ee r . } ri mo Ve i ; ~\ , ar . . i fi ty ‘ , "ois Oe ing } mn torn dow to make ctandard { } r)) through the M. tlamme! Real Estate tfeff.% . : + 1s lrne iARSt Vea;r ~~ eT es r : ” , . pai peck asd . ; ao fiaieTla for the I Y siructure and {, tleb M lgeie AL os vobhie SOP Ce hol sevrteh | fovotii: beat : ' rYrouDdD Wi thie one showimgeg reat- Stake t imma oOo} (oiive ee ture of th apartments appear AM ossstetblers sete OPBDDEODO LP ICLP DIOR ‘ of tine renorts from this rection grout . as - . ' IWIN Brea ) Ture ) ine AParimMmMentS ap] . REMMERT C TZ RECOVERS FROM i J } 1] Lit I t tate pa iis : Poe ' ain in market activity 4 . , 7} } oe: ner «>? ~+ .% ' 7} mo 4 »? Kr | : ¢ o est Ka . . . ‘ ’ et. As is known the Roxana on Page 2 of this section. | ONSTRUCTION C0. Corner view ot apartment house on Magnolia avenue, Op- W, H. PROE nowed the mara ew Rulld! , led “inte . oe ; . ; eas ony te S32 ¢} 2 the reentag fjullding Shortage ctarac Mam Co has purchased the T G Dock leted by the Drozd ve while this year the percentage t Hi mroieun Qa ha purchased } | —s p posite ower rove ark, just comp ete y the rozda FVERAL WEEKS : - ae } , th | ‘ea € DG 3 ¢ , ben rT) F ? . . ~ * Was a IeerT Ce TT CT aT Ye q ‘ "Tl } ’ : d i. 1} ’ : , } “ } j 1 wWeStT corner o (_ompton ave- R ] C Th h h h ] b - } ; sd A eSCh DABS . , i tif Sie’adily aimMinisning Ould 1 : r ‘ ‘ ‘+ ] buf f ] alf hy? l Ix to hy WSé qd LT) cone Ms ea ty oO. ough but t ree stories in eig x, its engt —_—— rycr ‘ ry? ¢ , +? " Puget i gy A r) evenTi | ‘ 7 } ‘ and {} ; etre, i ~ iNd- . “, > cif : er 7 ‘ ( 1? t« Wie amtios aA tittea | Ward fro Thirteenth street be- preys — (id soagathaaladis 7 = out ee? :, AW icons ov tuentiesh and oie Nard from Thirtoonthy wowed bee es Gielen henunn Se7E* NOW LABOR INSURANCE CO, PIPE COMPANY L ineetor of the st Lule fi — : “—e +} indell } > tween the snel Vlding and the -vr, > Bas Pens ' ' OT - is Nie ree rs Wilh Linde i NMOVIe- 4 Ai ine in nas ; rontage of more than bata iy yy a Py oe ‘4 ‘ San. f at 4 - i+ — ; 15 (? : Ly +e Fev Te oe i he “hye irhed 130) t + rT } . . ‘ " . » ry re c . a 4 ’ Fe ¥ as onen.* ci? oy Pia ea, ‘ ijveé : . ci i ; -¢ . tiie qd ana lands aped OPENS ST LOUIS A F ogre oars ‘ | pe ; j J . a | 4 ' ’ % end ne fros . . MI amine ; + ye. ne ‘ ‘ i? ‘ fi + adé ‘ i ~ } £m \pe e 1} 4 6 ‘ 4 , é fj t + } ™ t . , — ; - ea~@a« _ i ' ~ 4 @ } 2 r = a P ; . Cd ? r . , tig fy? + + aT ‘ ’ Gq ‘ rt) : 74 i i att ith he id from pu ya «4 i? . x SO . re ey . \ . ae }? 7 chase d by oo t? ele ty . eof, ir era +3 , ‘ ] agi ‘ ee 2 : ‘ — ‘ an ’ > & 7 Re : ' { & Lit iris P Of. I" by « in om ner . lad } cy 4 oy t) , ar , } 1 ? } {” ¢ a ; . . y instances, speculative opera- hicago interests through the. Mer- purner, incinerator. ventilatine fan 3 doeepe — RPMI Seeges tex ital io a e4 sinned > fj? i ' ‘ . 3 ; — : "7 4 ‘ ‘ On2 ,; sl eueg { Ame! se rederat ! I sci 0 I ‘ Ls it k ia ' bad ES At Ms on Olive stree nave tee e = Beeeer. : ix eB , } puans 1 OY and hot... ater heater and hh: b a : ie ‘ : : et ert P oo a new w , 12 7 TT} MULLEN-WA ' 1S 4 ; 2 2 } ‘ ‘ ai ' i j J 4 r 7 % , . 7 * ; ‘ , a '* . ‘ . ~t ** a he . ‘ “ * + ar . yr . . 7 + ' Line 7. . ‘Si COey ey ; ' ; ‘ ‘ ‘yrs ) : ; ) oOnvyvoxge re es Woe é cf? mi? aT . , ‘ 4 ‘ Mmurishing Saif OT a4 ‘ sVPiR U4 pA , ’ gd an ‘ ar £aATare € ‘ ¢ and por UNIONS ANG e&Xpexrie ed mSsu tox 3 aTiCt i }s* aires : ] a : . , : ’ : — 4 + c »?* 4 en a om , 7 7 . ; 53 : ™ . +}. ~ relding “SPEEE nes VW } } contemnp ifeR : = S¢ vA Ua Le? ‘ CG bath ‘abe the ; — . aoe ; i 1 fot © tae : " sali a gey . th, oy rT) A ‘ ; 4 7 - oe ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ A! 7 e¢ ran } } , ‘ j 2) 4 . ; ‘ 4 " ~ . . | ) ” . thoroughfare was given re- ng is to be remodeled at a large time there has ‘en } nsuranes a ~Walter fealty ¢ EiMrourhfare was riven, re- ing. is to be remodeled at = 10°5-/ m UMRING FIRM BUYS ee er nits navore vo wok ater | LEASE AT §475 DELMAR i ee ee new Missouri Pacifi building promoted bv Festus J Wade or T tl nterest +} wii hic ja! bs i Nee eis acc | BUILDING OM SOUTE GRAND | "Sie citicers’ sr unis company are! TAREN FOR BEAUTY SHOP Sc °%.2evciy “cdnntructeg at th . : . mre LV ie : : ; , ¢ © Pa ’ A 4 ‘ylicd : Lowe j “—_ —_ , ‘ : —_ vrs ‘ - »4 ‘ "Tl" » } ] } } ? : . . , p , ’ : , h ‘ ‘ 9 Ey . : PHS «i } Ae Si ‘ A wn dist t 4 MI Aver Riu ; ng and lient ne oy \I eenqur ae ‘ reqderat oe 4 varnt ‘ , ‘han be ie ’ By itve . go 8 th | ’ ‘ fr é ‘ of mevard The ground floor of this, 69 — at: 2211 Sout! rhirty-ninth Bo S. Reid, representative ae a ae taken the pre: Vas é aS ‘ nd a dept B 4 mm tire wii] Cc mip rise stores RENTAL AGENT FOR cfreet. ¢ tj a 7 v oF ¢ 1U cit? ov a f ral = ? 5 Ons ! Rr +} er? ’ j . ww . ie ch ce or p ‘es ' . i? . 4 4 gr ¢ , .*, oF ‘ . or ¢a 3 a os 25 a is 4) Y". my ; ots wort * 74 . T . \lisso | at Be ‘ Ra _ oO j i*n i Ses aisd eer Mae et eat m i age . as ‘ , ’ . ' 5 Here Brick 18 orderly arranged in cabinets, ch 4 * — «Pais matin ax’ . we ts , sie 2 ene | ' After alterat rr & “aTé mpnleted Dus i ries lias I ‘ e = ¢ S Sactording to Henry FR. Wels-|through its vice president,’ F.. P.! 4... nusiaing will be occupied by the and also have the direct agency of ° style individually shown, so that a pre-ccncep : - me ©? which has been given the/ Johnson, has appointed the Henry}, urchaser. ° The price paid was ithe U: a. Before ¥ ou Buy Or ul tion of what is wanted may easily be realized, ‘ val ' nes | 1 bis tare q VW ise s (0 Ine remit i ra fy é nt } - gs deiner 1 ’ . ; oe : ‘ ae P r . ™ F ” . . ; re + cy ‘ Mine +} . . : ¢ ‘ . ‘ z . ws icae \\ : vit VY iba nigormatl ] (o]i Liat tagit si {i ™ OS 7 . baa ~ Lilt New ~ gj hay ing mr} ing . » it }} Oo1rTrss i : ry) Gy Yl} ton . i . : 5 nn 8 ; _ t r ; : i i ‘ i i’ : . ~ ‘ i i ee ‘? it’ asi : ’ ' fer: . sts andl ve streets moved to spacious new quarters at @iave M. Buegt t secretary and! hyy whieh vou may examine thoroughiy. f We mave Illustrated Literature on Comfortable Brick eer a. ae ai oh ae e oe 714 Chestnut street. on the ground!,.... | ree oe ae oe : —. a ‘ oct “Senne i} DOO veL rt #. ,r) . . Iga @ YY. i Fk, - ‘ \ | ’ H (reas ‘ ‘ i ae a —* i ce *) ‘ : \ raf | 4 7 ris i) ~ : . & dman Sros. B Ho: 7 og voahinan gilt : gee apg floor of the International Life not Just Waal you cenire, We Wet eee. ee ee Homes on Request ‘ . racy a | ‘yy ° i ~ Vs th ts ote] i br’ Willi } hk nian if I ,* =e \ ti . rie mrs :* \\V « LS‘ > a | - 4 . hea « ; ° ¥ - — iy « " yi } ' , PRVAAVUOES TOT EDEODTS OOOO HO OOE ite 3 3 bs : ee * i hae oe a, ON Bu jing 7 he f my 4 bes . WALTER w SMITH BUYS SITE needs Should Vou nave plans, per} ie rri@ yi io iS, we > : tan. °F a Siié {> i io bai’ . - i 4 . i ane ntedg nf a 4 A ore? “= \ @T th afrpee?t ' : a" f - v (i? ir hare volume (rT eonsir jcy (oT) P navies I } 4 Public rnaragre which wil} efreet, 16% fee? on hirtee) l'far sceverh]l Years \« ma? Orres.- nt \ AND LITZSINGER aoe ° ; Alt i} ick Com upon Cc Wort > — eur le. r) gard: ns ay hy nad efreet tnaem * he main entrat P a nonde “He af the \Ile¢r: na’ tan life Tr. AT WA 0 _ +e) aH " ; OU , ime Hit rrpdarie \ . on Fr pany F ubli. 7 ee —_— Canetr es@ayye is - “1 1} 7 7 4 ’ roe | 2k ‘ ) ee ; r 4 ai ' 4 ' | i ¢ : é ‘ . ’ ’ a : > . fy hwy sole . ‘4 Tree . 5 fronts will be finished in aj spac: in { he new buiic SEE f AGE & % . ij AR I —_s ine if a © a a, ace wee Tes - ah - » mo _ > wa oe _... A od liek ee wow i te ~~ ek ee ee em ~*~ 1M 4 ~ ow = os > * ret ¥ i deen, tiated EP OF 5 ieee Se a..dnterad ~ * = . ae ay Se oe nes tae “ ae s est * - tel » oe * py a ee ee me

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ha ee te he a oe bE j . °B — See Be 2000 REAL ESTATE For Sale. Exchange, Wanted, and Bungalows, Cottages, Flats, Ap artments, Residences For Sale_ Today. venereal r S| eEBREARY 27 1927 _ : os ——— == == ———————— —— = ——— = — ee 1 POST. PISPA TCH. 2 A aie : _ = meee ' = . « rn . = > = » - « '_ = a — —_ _ - 4 a,» » ~ « [= = = © 4 x = > = s = = om >; = « ——— — . - — ee a eons rs ae > ae ECS ai — — x re , ais Peat West Fe i DROZD. \ l \P, LR I M | * . | N ( : —_— “APARTMENTS FOR it | : t? rin om | t : | * HENRY R. WEISELS GO 4 . : »} @& MAIN 537 +o ? STH AND © of + a g p e te —C ES a IN SOY sme: he jo 18 go ae the Sone gil Arle Sie ai A J fe pees : + 4 vA rs r 7 ‘ ’ ard 5... +5 rooms, ‘ean mar or and . oe WATERMA ord ©. weet. 7 eooms sun ; ; beto*. £273sS Wil deewrate to @uit and :% . es yet 4 : a” , pens if! : ee ¢familyi., & rooms, garage, Ae '_ wr Log , - sf: So WATERMAN. let. 2 acd -3ea foo. = Aye @er perch. > bdathe. garage a. —_ :* WATERMAN. ist and tnd floors, 7 * ae be = “te “ ‘ Set ae a : {oor Pigs 3 rm eotrie oe m \aD dbo “m5 435 -_ ~s vay S i at ay YU S | ; win scene } TSC ficor North. 2s Teoma, | a »* i’ : ** * * = ) ENRIGHT. Ind ff. weet. 5 rooms. sun pareh i WASHINGTON, Apt. D @ L 6 reemes. 2 Bata : _ a CLEMENS Is toor a ge §§ reome — : CATES. lat omer apartment), 8 a . COR... TAY! OR AND LA! LEDE 5 reoms.., . WASHING Apt. ve let fleer. @ rogogaelg ‘ ; — => ~ rooms ...Jan : a! e . fs —+ “a "'NTERDRIVE. 3rd oor + Ast, 4 roeme. eup ; \ ~ oa 3 ae “i 6209 DPELMAR 2nd floor. 5 large rooms. ..ou s ne Si 4 1 =e —s—— - : | | S N. EVCLID, 2e ‘floor gouth, 4 rooms } é =k = id be — —— —— Sy : rm 5-28 4 we: ~ 3 : . | a = a 20 —— Sie x = — ; : — : 1. ; = —= = . - —- aoe a woo attain $e. : ee — = ee : = se : + % + - —= — a > i — =e —- = ~ + «+= . ao ae ae x= : . ———__—_ a : = = : —— F . . i. a pARTMENTS | . Be _ —e . =_ = ome a gaz i r ae ae ~ . S4ahi 3 oe. ~ ind. v ae e veRTP 5 rooms, dSath 3 AV “S . heat a er sere ° : 6 U9 ji L 3 Me f a Sou lh” next te Forest 4. 25 ow = - ~~ a - no ee: 138 cy “xy ue> — oS OP f Par ware La 2 f dete aes + ow. ie gti ay ‘ end ST s oe MB” x io “ * * , i tT 5 re i Designing and Supervi ing | TITI E GU R ‘ NTY T r + A sii . ; j j ' j 3 rf ; % rt ~\ _—_— + ‘ ‘ Xs ‘ ‘ . ‘ " | RE ALTORS re x - - » _ + ¥ _— «es © ey, ~ + ~ ~~ -_— -? “~ e “ ; ' INN I cK and Van Ltée Oi Matt OFicks ing codung .ciosets: genuine mahogany doors throughout n ! 7 ¢ u - * 1°) = a =o ° | ‘s z ) | ] “ee x | = tet Sit -— “ete 2162-2165 6? Chestout st. q = om - ® “ \ a el ' / ae erce¢ _ at ~-> : . ae if , e > worn > rrr: + ~ -? _- > - mem pt 4 “(ya f Ib int os ; ~ - rt 4 ad » od a 4 LA . A a °) at - ww & ii VU La os Jiads +7 Be : o Ps - a a's , . , ‘ a i p > : Hit a ms, scTee ed perch 3a {oor . $105. ments oe ii 9 . ~— x - 9 - - wre . > i» ‘ ot a — 4 —_ oe ~ ici: she ‘4 cl kee: ili TN is Bi a 1 i ae oo ' = i} posuree. - ‘ ~ b: . >> ™ ‘ . . Sea ai a ® a QOT a. UMD ul it, ot eS BD XtUres: Pienty OF Wali piugs anG CiO HH . 4 t; HEMAS | —. . trio ad floors. necdest . stand fe wrndnere ond danre west } — Pe pooms. seconc. or a — eu, Ode aS tit W 5 3 i100TS, PeCestd! Wasil NANG, SUS NGoOws ana coors weather a and Cau. sceC ; -~ ™ co A AT ToT , ’ is ae = F 4 ‘f ; ; Ne r ty 4 an le . | ‘ . . a . > —™ >* 7 ~~ > ~.> ~+ ee a = a ie 7 pa = . sont & > - I; ~—\ FE. AND hf OULit- IN ' wt nem cCioset, Med CUit ; Aa ev entrances O01 larOie ang tlie; separate i hted | ocker rooms: BEDS PALN da! JANDA 745 LELARS H 2 " e ; if ’ ; . . ‘ z a ‘ ss . r . . . ‘ * . rooms : tert r i tJ. ; ‘ > . * “ ~ - . . ; : ‘* y "7 oi ms, EI! AND = io “ » a ’ ; i ' ' + KITCHEN CABINET HW |. (some baths have showers); kitchen equ with electrn ndry trays; central heating plant; yard to be shrubbed. | | ee d 7 Fe Sf - i a 4 ; iti ‘ : i : ; ; . ° . i ; . ‘ \\ —— } . — 7 qd oy" - ; «a th rt ior . | refrigeration box, large white enameled gas stove with cad No inside rooms—plenty of light and air. Rent reasonable. | . urmished Dy P8675 WASHINGTON « ? if 4 . . » ai = iM 1 es : j i 7 | ~ + . ae i 5 ~ es * «7 ~ .. j y sen =@ ae 7 ; e* . i. - m~ _— 4 oa a a i oon | ro of -— J * YT : | - 7 ¢ ~ > TI1TD = =~ vee —_ 44 ss 7 Tia - “7 BY haa ‘ ‘ . 7 wile . 4 a + ‘ ‘ ‘ ~+> we a " a” ie {A444 . Cilijild # i Wi o A eh ee ee a wh ds § WEA . ” ' ’ i © IDI 1 \7 im) ~o™ ORE a) a2 | 4 ALTERMAN “RNI SHE , “m j H ; Ooms o =-e . ret “et. ' i ~de Ui a | Ly Nead/ wy UNS —— 5a x PERSHI xG r 4 i. QUICK | MEAL sTOV E CO. M. S. DROZDA REALTY CO., 4006 CHOUTEAU AV. S15 S. TH STREET ee f r f da 2 ee - | on NORTH WOOL ) . . >» -_ - Established 1891 GRand 0378-0379 : i eg. second floor west. . .. 130 0 ; | i iy 21 Am™ a ican St ~ » 2 | iT MTRPHY PEMS INVISITBOWLS a ' , LAY 50 S. ROSEBURY CHOUTEAU AV. : GENERAL CONTRACTOR, BUILDER AND AGENT TATORT) _ North _ yY MEDICINE ETS b A , ; =: STEEL AND WOOD KITCHENS (GARBAGE BURNERS) , ‘ak AT ver JANITOR SERVICE j is AAC H R. CO., INC., 826 Chestnut. $2862 4—3 ROOMS. TILE sATH. a AND JASITOR SERVICE FUR- ‘>: RENT REDUCED aby: $45. Al Plumbing in This Building BS AACH R. CO... INC... ‘hesteat, — Northwest ff Qe — -_ B F ee oe | tess - ¥ . at 4 a Ulicl LTNISNEG te os 3 x : « ' " 3 , “> a | -« - - ~+9 ' . — Pg Ai, x ifenio0yT ivlétal @tning anda f LKASteri11g Onl 1 N14 2 ————— %& O . zi 2 | —— 7 . , ; 4 7 = z = | a a ' j | ' Aurohs poe! heat furpiahes. © r «ar It SAO ; . - ~ : JONES REALTORS. : Reg stercd Plumber ge 7 = g- \. Unies. | 7 4 A Lt? room efficiency, Murphy 4 An j 4 - ’ : vreau faat n , : refri r } GRand 4453 4337 MANCHESTER WB tens cect ada" ator service: |] ume i’ ‘S i *: rid : } ie best in Mulworl [2 Se | OO MSR ivgai BE | , . ; = snntinasiasi : i r JO N MV ROW AN | _—— ba - — oo : BY | NS siceping , ae ) “a HN W "AN ; ‘SATIN BRANI D : SR raees. } 3 | ; 509 Miner: c89) eS , » A : f 2 $ — ’ > " ; ~ ~ ; he oe a“ DR SP Es ’ ath ° | went aie Electric Retrigerators | . Jia => 7 S , ve BUILDERS PERFECT WOODWORK A A ZERT : NN ‘ BED bresksast nook. modem; ewner there/| 4 4 ; OC i7seé ¢ « . - ° s IF isog—f or ons. 4 room otf Cael ’ {i : Plastering Co., Inc. | 112425 Ambassador Bldg. , "KELVINATOR. ST. LOUIS,’ Inc ” : 2 a ne # i as oe Bi 4701 WASHINGTON BL. Lys * ie sp II ace vy a. ss | sirabie ee 5 —s WULITAN RK. CO., JEffersen 6100. ‘ Se ‘ mT Lo’. 15317—6reem efficiener | oee 12) a ay 1 m® 7 (Ap - . y ~ ~ FIXTURES IN. THIS APARTMENT COO OTe q uth. hardwoed Dos, Co Sa. ee on m is Woodie AMG Wut Stone \\ [IN DO*"/"f SH AD lH _ FIXTURES IN THIS APARTMENT viet tata ese ree . = ab YY YY Ob BUG QWveibiS WISYLULGa i ro A . i ae fee et ah 3 ; TB Conrae Bb “$004 | * ‘ — se aie 7 - . as on iil i> KG pretlily Gec ' oe | gE { i 4 RN ISH e [) BY oe ve ~ a ~ ' : oa ny | bail. prettily Geax es) open i M. ae , iP et sills aime ae aay : ie fi r- et [ae ~-PERRY-RUTH. 139 \N [tm et. ii ‘.. a ) , CN | e, | =) “ = > Hen Ss ~" ee aS i ie \; =o 7 Seen Oe ° bed: rent S50. P: = NAT és MTT HIN \ Pa! + 4 . uo & @ a ~- N Bs "END "EAL ry AND. CONST. €O., cn Vio J MIN bss Wanu/acturers of PROGRESS SERIES BRICK e MACHINE CA m8 116 Uniow. "| aw ’ 3 « as 2250 L. Sal ss es _ - Woe yy ~ | ‘ 1 ¢ ~ \ 1) { ri? Ae ane ' | rS . lA bos J Foo a eli "eae oF nie) — 4 j ' i iy ( : ; . T=. c= . = w= asin EAR ts: a ne ‘er atiipPal sa! —T ; o | an cr? ~ : ANDS A p WOR K Lal he _)) Ve yf A 1») - : a 7 £% | Structural steel, Orname ntal [ron and Steel S Bee be! including «garage $40, near OF joan a", \y jon a Be T . poy 1003 Eicheiberger, () | Aas ie! é > : . P » a a a FE cy ie corner apartment oe ABLE Rog —— } " — 7 2 es a3 ed a” é \d is hee C2 led a " . as _ : Gr ao ~ Murpiy newt ~¥ . — ~ - ” . - + r ee on *t? pecrvenr * see | Shes ¢} ma . » - i} \ fy iv ; i . j — Ay A \ i Al i L R E] ) AN D E R Ei TE D BY : EN 4 te ene rc _ apartanent: Als r i> i - - dem -rate ; rows. “Merphys ted ‘ L. BAUMANN coe eee ° , , ; - — . athitor o “ aS - 4 ie aii - . ) . ra \ . : ~ ‘ 9 . . ’ se > . 42747 M lj A " = ‘\ 4 J « : 2 ~ ‘ 7 cs _ > Se —_— FA 7 = ae 2 on — J Tr iii ae : 5 “ wie ose _ : . = . . - 7: = a iat es - N ~~ — ~ | 4 -= ALLA Fr B Ss «9 ORE he —- Windows and Doors BRICK AND TERRA COTTA WORK] Gramitaid and Reem faread EXCAVATING AND GRADING “Gir sires imi! isle see Bg a oo: $65 earner aparimen: See jani- ‘ont. | A 4 | a ~ ee ee ee ee IT? 6 Get Se ——d ay —" — oe Oe ad — Ne — s a . _% oo ~) Si e073 © 1 ~ m4 Aj ae ” a gee. z ; areia or Puaad “= (Tr ~~ we Wf , : , Fg rm watt ~~ 25 j oe " on a —. =" «¢ 2B \UA ; — i one =a rr " - al € = =) \ v PNTP |i - et WILLA MS ao 2 aan re 3 ° VW Ot See Sm Bl ~~ v v — So Gili ~~ Mob kk GY ; } 2 baa Ege a “ Y % : NeGsduseuds VV Wo is ee Chestinat = ae . = BY ts . 2804 ? 4> WORMS di alin ~~ La Va Ohi a «> rae «s Sed wet? Vw 2 il pee oo - LD aren ae na‘ aane aha fam r A 2 - on a 5 -* Se Ca ce. —_ 22 ° = . — = al ; j : JHE ak” UN wet JEEO.E MY S20 RR e ts s rrveL au. * Keats ~~ | = CAhany 6683 6217 Oir treat Road 2 Terreeicy 764.73 3 a3 % ne ro o — 3 inte 8 Grend, 748 7: = i : way ive Street Road Riverside 6254-] : sO4) ee Maran ii : ~ ane y) eee — r i : sets LAM N Ht ae l iA N I } BL] Mr. LAciede La) & 33 34 MISSOL RI AV. : ieee — ot ‘ a nd oe are An : 4 s ¥ = oma Y Y . — all, e ° . a. 4 “ eeeon eeree os , Th: : “aes a . - “t ° ] W k , beet newly decorated. GAr. 6n64. ; ' aii O > be iy iy IN SS ectrica or MBER d Be SE & FRANKE, ae ae oan oe a ht - mY Vy JN _A ae oe ETTER. fu + fal 5. route: B a ee als: stench By LU an Sp 4 i 2 K ij 4 ami aculate rath Opens 975. . a 4 : | POLL ACK oy N. Sth. MAin 18687 o> m | tS 9 Be Furnished by BARNES and BARNES ie ‘9 tie a — ‘ } : an P *, r : private, steam i | Ss sncinicsilicbinsnuiil 3 Pe See 8 a | | \. \6L1 a—ePRaTE : 7 WAIL: IDK IGS ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS CNS ULATING LEGER] ea ee te | Wit]? «wr AT ith §63940-—Eract/al os 8 - iM 9) fine oomditicas, es a ST. LOUIS SCREEN CO. a Sea “3 ee oe er 43 a m. +4 : “ty ci eae BB *, psp arke roomme eod bt | nmbols pees! 4° eo 1 &, > 99° - - . ~——_ 2 : par natn nwer Gree a 209 S. 3d St. GRand 2122 1514 S. Grand BI. Warm m Winter—Cool mn Summer Ye Tes: co. Ce \ , 1 Ch rr) hk — ‘partment No, &. __¢9) & l 7 Ss “7 ] Pp an » a a: im toe : ae > room ai 7 & LUCAS AVE CENTRAL 5700 . ST w~.£OU's i : 2 | a All Kinds of Glass my L SANI-ONYX—a Glass Product | ' Sen ne ATTATS AT? TT . (al (a@\y —- : Va afi epiers,. 5-14 to 1 \%® teehee + hick an An os oo, ibe & .2\ \ Al Lf Tat 4 ‘ie bs - a ; FOR f iw SU oe 7. z Ss VAV) IN if \ ~ ee A Ma- 7 , ‘PERMAN & Twok bi ‘Walls Cmiings — Wainseo!in aeing* AYA Y WG u/s 2 & Gd] y VV VV Ny : | i / ig a ‘6000 i Window Stoo's Table Tom “gana ANALNL ve ee Ws < 2.44 » at om ~ ere —* ee SS SSS —DSS—_—DSSSES=E_LLDIEESS=_ OS ——_ er setts She = * arden. oo

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ow 1200 APARTMENTS, D WELLINGS, HOUSI ES, FLATS Wanted, For Rent and For Sale in these columns today. post.pispatcu. _ 3D os ied, sel e tea ee APA MTMENTS FOR RENT APARTMENTS FOR RENT | APARTMENTS FOR RENT _ APARTMENTS FOR RENT APARYMENTS FOR RENT APARTMENTS FOR RENT saleggte bb Ae RENT ee West — : aa «ll fob a | CATES, §803— =e tul- F 1 CINDER aaa West _ ef West —FURRISHED First floor. beautiful: / ; LINDELL, 4334—-8 beautiful room ia, $100 , WATERMA N. BSit gage crag paymemco ——— ‘West 4512 : , = sun- | WELLS SMOOR APAR TMENTS West ay; AR TMEN NT S- F OR LE ASE Se! specia. inducement to re am e tenant. LINDELL. 4o06—4 apOm . Fr TENG q i. WaT ERMAN. G036—Fir ert a 33 WEST PINE. ss ea | RENTS REDUCED DUBINSKY R ’ Oo... Walin- MURPHY BED, HEAT AND JANITC OR 4 1 1 third flow oma : ote ietaiiitean it: if r t ONL “ee ' athe. BEF, te sf r i “ ’ ’ > * > | “4 ~ =. I iuk. . ‘ . HENRY R. WEISELS CO.. Inc. ATES. 5534—Second floor east new MARTIN OLIAN, 1010 OLIVE. MAin 5050. WILLIAMS MORTGAGE ‘C0. Main 1785. at $150. Cail a Main 457 , & Aas 4; 99 5-9 STH AND CL ESTNUT STs. | By (Gin Livin 7 %. dint 90m. Kitch- : (cS 3 (Sc) ke Sm c - - scion ee > nde a oo ie 4 NNE \ he \ R 3 \l ENTS” i : si _— “1. janitor s“rvice heat al id hot water. c2. ae i Lai TN ¢c S ‘2 * "tc ; ‘ i a ‘s a M ve) “ “STA a 4 ND, 1369— 2 me “Poot Ons ‘ will os * ‘ Le = 4 bs m neat an : jan- S39 BE L T ee RO IMS ly A Ri rf ) a Qe -. LY * 4s — « 5! aon, ~ nes ° , . ‘fF + ry ‘ ’ ; 4 ooms. ef - a3 A leepit ng porch ¥ : ; : : $130.00 Ee HOLL l PAL. “4637—-~4 30 “e086 —— cs mt eye (OMG) 4) ES \s oe : 1 f-room effi 29 . yen ae oleae: rps nd | hi Atop ae \ ‘ SH N r a A | ; Kt A N = rocens. ~ baths, and 3, AL : WVILLIA? $180.00 8) 7 Chest: WIL LIAMS MORTC AGE ©O., MAin 1485. . . ~ > = -_ ; eervice.— | ff ‘ ; ves i Pee! iii b ar lor, Open po! i. 2 — ; Es aS oO BR Meta cannes tx ;' ‘ gn MILLAN. S3d4A D- “Troon apartm ! W ret ATE - u! © s8Pecial induce- Be erro ams. recepilon bail ang; ] t alid Janitor service: $60 fe} nter.4 iggy sre Tieng na » Troon 4 o 4 >: } ve . - . +4 be = - , a - , ° Sun i? ids 7 ; ‘ : aa . f G 4 Ar . Ba ..-3115.00 to $128.0 “te . n light, nes ! r sumer: pen. WE r 191°: Sun pario: te. res | ~ ) , eclegartt Argonne, 3664 Washington 2 che west OF Ow; beautiful aa. ae Mrou : ouvement loca-, ERSON 5702 C; t t at: “ey a —— ' P I RS HING — ART ME ‘ gs “ are : ce f ne t 7 ‘ast a maton AN retiis ies nesting of {mmense é eset ~~ . ” (107) ° ; , ; ra _ — . - — I BR SON, a ~~ ’ sas 2C0O0T SB r ASODADI«¢ | simone rt ap ne a . . 'T) ‘TrrLTr f dO? te ‘ "with furnitare 81:" . ; Pee ‘ “>? oe oz ” on i i ; Fy a i 6S ; - ' ’ Wa . ~st 4 . 2599 4 rooms: AiJ ino! : qT) é re amt | rE j , _s . = . 24 - ‘ = : e vin recom witth double bathe t gy ; i ; . -$125 HO anda $135.00 ae OK ; Apeegtte . 7 _:. wey ; Pern. Cal] DeMARTINI- BA‘ KET aoe : vary “yam = a : \ . aie ; i HT 1 '4) \ Wart , . . Sultes Cots we ; . ’ ~~" ~¥ tchenette. fat | i] . ti { s3j 4 ‘ . ATE CO fi4 é . ae Tj [> 2} tr) r + — oa ' iTiy 4 : : , n ; ; Cres4ing ri y Biita 1 ne ck ' A Ist and ‘ind fioor rooms, sun epin seaution ha 706 Chestnut. GA: o ning pl 8 cae pesmi “Claridge Apartments Fe ee ee, Caek, SE. ie. ane te ae ee fatten + € oa tad PME ARR east te : eae Raw one B86 VactlisB, ; , oe * - -~_- ~ - $135.00 por res: rent $115: onceesion Me nage RSON. a7". > 100m eu = . nh e's 8 6 iso 356 ki’ is ore) y CO > * 7 eT) h, heat, hot water 42) re 25 7A la 003. : Oo ° and \ nar . .$110.00 including sun parlor: $85: concession alsa, feet - a THOMPSON, ¢ ign oon =n oe | "Oe Pals aie tt y REON FE FR * mi oRSON, O74 third 7 Prn@lionk tre . $100.09 CLEMENS, 3700-—)d las won iawn, ‘oOOms : bath, heat, jaititor service aud soln KLEIN REATITPO ose psi $100.00 ; wl Sid 9, | 3 One 200 |i, oncession. MAin 2&5: INGER-K LEI! 0. ‘ Ser room: r' ali. ieQs age a pg gg OF Artie , » : yA TNO ies vs sss-s 5. 5+$100.00 | room: reception Wal). ~__(e99) {hot water: concession. ° M Ai enue, | qeGAttie’d 0034." "tog N. Bui st MARNE APARTMENTS » a, rile, 7 ie sae “ee ‘ - e , - . ~4 . = rt i te S625 & Fun parc r, B.ceping : x ar | inl par . ne Fis n: " parame: M« P} ik Rs »N ~ Brees 4-r JOT etficien i 7S) ij 2 Tr COyT) a le ry "ne ay g*y 4? ~ " 2 ~8 PERS SHIN Ss .oee*6eerennat.,. 202.56 LEON EE. & ea mT ROO CC) modern, steam heat; new building: res- ! etan } wate yeaa , a e endid s0Cation. atira ti ve 3 and $90.00 fo. grag co an - a . '} gonable. 52 "Ror apne i com = ef cas eiectric: mocerat $S : + > Tt ; Omi sunros¢ : abana’ as , 4 Baths iA Apartments. firet entials. ‘Wane fF on premiees. — Adan : 5 ” e $90.00 ww hod Dt cans . caine oe eyed a — £ : . enna 664i y 904 CaEOTUE. ST. i WS ew eo oe 4 $55.00 “ther ty a rei Ss es ee ee . . A Be R - ity O01 rooms, 6Un parlor: I. Paik a os a cars —— —_——— es p CATES. Se CED ment). 8 Tome 2. S8B.00 | | CLEMENS: COST ate oar WHEN WOT |e Meinberey Keally Ga | will decorate to suit; rents Teasonabie: ARGYLE APARTMENTS OR RENT COR. TAYLOR EDE, & rooms.... 0. i $85.00 ising room, dining room, bedroom, |Makige’ pron (imme aa UCU WESTMINCTER SR : et 3 s, solarium and APARTMENTS FOR RENT APARTMENTS F 7 ’ iitor. vie sn C CCC vo. ; 4 4 ae > rom SUN Pal : : yt : ; POTS, s1UTH . abe a ' WASHINGTON, Apt. A, Ist floor. 6 rm ’ break?; ; DELMAR 2rd floor E 5 reomes and su ~ ee PSY .OU miele ar oem m, Alechnenette, Wie vi ——-—- lo nd ing E ord 1 I st. OOIne an a. ee de 6k ob sh ine . S7B.00 onah ent: conces /MAPL E -6010—6 rooms. first floc - YECL- ment, Tt es SROKA induce “pa a toate isso a aa Mm INTERDRIVE, 3rd floor Kast, 4 rooms, gun mr, ne Musas 804 O77 fe : | aT P. LE. 5756 . 7 __BANIS’ a | __ LELAN . i ) “ ’ o 0D par lor Br i] Mu? ph> ; 9 rr onal 5h xd. yes bg ; r. ls ; 5 j roome ana ur } GArt ela O02 * > ‘ : ao | brit 4 . m | E LAND 4 (}) : parage un r employed cou Ar} ath ree hall’ janitor; open, WES Lo Tr hee ee “m7 O-room stkh ari : LOW ER } EST : , 5SRO7 CAR ANNE went: tae MA. HH MA 4 5A DE BALIVIERE on lo v rooms . was ON + nee 8 nee to 8 nae 415 > hi | $75.00 | ) be ate to suit. See janitor. (¢ | SINGER- KLEIN REALTY g309 DE MAR. 2nd oor, sarge Trooms..... : 8 N. EUCLID, loor south, 4 rvoms and gud parlor a4-'>, ew 3S" eae | LE, 5065-6 “ay a Saat PINE rer Beautiful two hed rental é »* ‘ j - - a - ; wa i ba 4 ¥ 4 v—6 rooms > ts wd J, POO nS newly deen al } JEffe ry / ? . ¥ r : = BALIVIERE PE ive gt Fullerton Blig Serivces . _lv-) | FIRST FLOOR EAST; 4 ROOMS: NEW- »>ARTMENTS Peon on Te ee —¥ A | Fullerton Seite rat i oe ; 5 (Elisworth part. LY DECORATED THROUGHOUT: GA PE RSHING Al AR | MENTS | 605 CLARA AV. ORR. E. 4 COT } c") ft) : ‘artment roon o9) % ; emt, 2 ety | ted hroe AE od sn . iM = - dViIne iD SERV KRIGERATOR AND jAnrror v3S6 Pershing r 1 X try, beds. | ving foom, breakfast room, UNE. & BR. G. SCOT : it) apart ¥ mos; til th: newly deo POM vi] : els. Roo fy FINEST 10K AT ON IN re , ing closet and bath. ~NEW Jost LAs 4 -— ea ge pet orl jolene Tian nen nes -"naias sare geedae t PINE: 225-—Laree 5 room 2d-fioor | BARNGROVE & SPECHT. 112 N. tth. a at these Li NEW RENTS. $03" AID UP. . W OAK “HART APARTMENTS. — ; DET ia rh aoe ; 2 ‘ a 3 5 pb ° re nt ‘ a ’ : oa dern “apartment | ont) : Or : o } : w »~ re a fee + go ‘ 1} rf) oe nS | , on . include Yuri. Gas, . : o1 ee m P) To 28 (BT) SHO newly decorated; sple: ‘eervic® car Klectricity, Refrigeration. Ranning "4 se ri ce Clocks and HKadie. " Y tbe ag . Hartford GOULD *. Tower il’ge rooms: —. reirigerators . A G. RI ANKI R re. Co.. 711 Cheatnnt. ae ae ; ee : | SCOTT —-———— - — : - ro! pore]: r) ; : - pete a I. ee Se eee, FV BAe A ‘tae ARE Meade . aie bs : ASHINGTON. OO! lice modert in Try respect: es ARL B OROUV GH ns ments. 3 to 6 rooms; epilendid serv- neg nmitn . . —? - pea . — a N TT > . . i | Fo ; su j 4 l . ‘ 4 ‘ Ad Pimae wF « Ad ws ict newly Gf orated and ainted alig ; UOL . DELMAR 5 RO4 ‘ roc) Pook! ffi- | * % } ae DRIVE v4A0G——4-ri om eff) ENC! % Rs “TT 3 a ‘ ( Ay ON C@eS@1Ol), Agent ther inday. 5696 A nay SRURY BL. _ mi t of boxes “aan : gas iigulow-apartment: ne a : ; dca pais J ae RE AL TORS. go” hesin ‘ orner Df Balivicre. Rents oniv $60 ‘ re gg ga ole new shades new ving yoom with . - ween “CSE Se ae Pa nT Re wie pe ee ui ‘. ~~ 2 P 7 7 aency: newly decorated mhern expos- P _ paras S.3 ure reasonabie. r ALLE] RK. Sut ae BO} couple "ATK Vie WwW wo S549R. dh P .o 4 “gape os ‘ e , ; pes , te Cob yr ji neg in-a-dcor bed. Kitch- LA W REN 7 & DE TON in hestnut, _ oT HW OOD. 6316—1 “wusualls attrac- nd arch- newle de r ted - 7 ae eats IDE AL “HOME ‘Nette and bath: service gag heat yn Eo pena > mie * : ss ; tive first nor 7-room apartment: under ore , SHE 09 N i. > hi n b Cather rt. hot-water. gas and electric. Cal Man- , Fr mont = 4-ROC JM EFF [Cc IENC LES prong iiniok sean age: athe me | Owner's supervision; lease. pontine seen | SA AP Awe TMF NT W; al sn | re, ae de irable rnin , tk ager, CAbany 0185. o ntly~ located; close to Cathedral, At 1719 Lawrence (40xx west ; : SORHMER REAL ESTATE CO ORTHWOOD, 6252—6 rooms. sun par genta) young ladies = share apartment, | City at cheap rent; 3 and 4-room effi . A. RODE MYLE & CO. || two blocks north of Olive. See man- - ; I ¢ ] f 90F west ne PArk‘ view 366 3M or a 4 6308 De we _ — -1¢ “ee : ‘ ’ png ric. : . ‘2 ' 308 . Sth ~ . MAin «i: 24. ' . ales : remises all day Sunde y, : ) ; a! DU BINSKY REALTY Com. ARAN TEED ) } 90 T™ Lf : tee for oc Cupancy efficienc . 5 et yt Ve. P a Arfield GO”?. as Sanne 4 . eon oa - also od , Ph p 5063M : ‘ . : sete RE ata A 4 oy ee ee , coneéigting of large livin op? Leman -paepag [yhey ee een. ea a 4 wey Pome 7 OE meeps de An UI ate. Ie: may. i ete Rein en stig: — . iplapaie , aren : : ton: o rooms, mn A oset and Murphy bed. om. nd | large rooms ; h: concealed ME rote 4. Seen oes eo 5285 WAinnMAN — OPEN. ae Serene = ee Gi PANY, 504 Wainwright Bldg. ‘ ncession sees ees 4 ( breakfast room: Torus. ; efigjency, . ary 550 -CA BE = a ita rained : EVI & CO " 109 t irs . ee in-a-cor bed, } itchenetie and bath; light and air for each tenant. "to nawrenee ’ C i ‘ ] i} ies “a6 . a ‘ vain 4] : ~ ' 2 Jt} ‘ $ evan y. aes at ee 7 | of water ou ang ejectric Tieant includes gas and clectrictty 2 Ly ow EST RE ‘\ T ae . Cad ager, JEfferson 60d: in-a-dor bede, ice box and gas stove itn a 740 IN SL. 1 . - IRONING BOARDS fF * e243" ~ SP | race aie. “Ritts RO Sai |SPeeee "Meise Sa | Amy, OR CTBT : ' Ake ‘foo S$) ( () TE ‘Ss Qo AT VM be ve eg Of ; ‘ ; : ; 1D ma St 7 i .- ior T . To} P > ‘ _ . ' : i ‘ ‘ “g ing NDERS — _ wee © 7 . = = UNIVERSITY CITY a high Claas neighborhood “xtra fine. P . ‘a m Apartment : wae Stan nee wes ernse St. Ey. & = SN é Ns aged “pee wah ; \ » R20 M. H. RODEMYER & aan OREON FEF. & R. G. SCOTT. ‘ ' - ‘* ts. * . : } | rT id ’ . “ — — eS naa ao coe = 5 ROPE A RARRIN A IGE CONDI Ln, Se Sag ones sey = — + - ‘ . . : Ry 4 ‘ . yh tc 5 _ me . °° : ne --\r aa : : , t : d ‘ » tie aah t ae , abanne: ern. ef wy. St. 1? : Furnished by eS WASHINGTE ae”: com ea ENRIGHT, 9738—d-room. efficienay? tle | ,,ehed_or@unfurmetied 8) 5 _gOl8 SOUTH HANLEY RD. ciency, spastmente, living rocm, betaine |e ese ase ma 800 Chestnut. \ I \ R [ M k Z S Malas ther | t 4 a 5p oe ne : aa a alf ie Ves te SHELP. “4 CO. ath N. 9th. EAST HARLAN COURT Life Dy LO O}R 1D) poems oe WAT: . » ie BED CO. ‘etc, See fires : ; t - a eae ~ x. 7s : : ‘ Ooms. etc ‘ ] 4 ala : sk . L i j . 4 ; Lit Q 4 i “4 x f : v, re . ‘ : . se ‘ et if : TY , ney le Pp ‘ it ‘ + ii { ) - ” is p 5a08 PERSHING FURNISHFD OR YN Sta Neen nap agp en — 7) : with countr urroundings So ° : CEntra) 5671 te visas enatt $110. i LUNFURS RNISHED INRIGHT, | O328—Seven-room apariine: ae enn ees ms st on, o ( OzY HOME 5455 DELMAR BL. oN E = 40 oe a) : 6&7 oms. ; : = di ai or chage arn ‘Com. | MANA a 269_7 ' : ° . . . RENT wg cor TU $45 “anager on premises. GRand 2934. MIZE1. 5845-49 —- Four rooms. tile bat. ca mee er i tre eee mee ps ip parce Al Murphy bed eat ‘ . RODEMYE R & CO. - 4362 te Li INDE F L BL. elertric refrigeration. Pin This Building ; 8 AACH R. ©O., INC.. 826 Chestnut, Albert G. Blanke R. E. (Co. am leet, janitor; splendid condifion; | _ ? er enorme ™ ~ eal location, J] Efferso an. $10 De Bal = ea imager af ae pe gee Ep nm emg Bg |. smeinerators om every Toor, b= . hi YE orsege © ; en sit Ee . n. nian ) Bax hi. fun n a much desired block r hii . - i 711 Chestnut St. MAin 2016 T 491 > “Delinar. LING, Ov nd eping | ° ‘acsearle “TR. AY M OL MR Linde! we have several efficiency Laundry and laundry dryers Northwest sae cs SEs ' zs ‘ ‘ Oren: 26 re r I is, Pe } Ww aterman a . ill ‘oa retry }* consisting of arge - } ( : bys : A! sve . Be | nannnigaSedanesaniseioesnsemmetes Se R NT ifee-room effici.ncy, Seven NGER-KLE EALTY co ATTRACTIVE APARTMENT floor east. corner rooms and 3. baihs.| « hn dressing cloe nd Muri bed, : a "7 hPa gee = Al rooms large, a arior. tile fluo highe alcove e ‘itchenette. ight and airy. _— BY —e TM EN ima rovouis. lee pill orch, yatyle is y ae 0 . ars Scotia” «tare ~ hs al] 1. CABANY 8454. . ge oe pg , ‘ putomasic refri a | Apt. 200, or ANT EY. IN ¢ ‘hestnu STANLEY EPSTEIN. INC M Ad d PSTEIN ZERTANNA oe | ones? PAR, ean argc | Gee fa - 46063 room oom effi- eee aoe REON EB. & kG. SOOTT, BOO C + ‘porch. sol hen te Looms, sleeping a Ki ngsbury Court Apartments (7 Wt" 4an syoien e : 904 Chestnut. Me. Murphy bec : 3438 RUSSELL REST x iytonj—5-room effi- | that is a real 1 | i. Sears NETHERBY HALL APARTMENTS ara Opposite Kingsbury PI). | p= —————— : ™ : eo" SS ; furnished; Pe age “ (*] | ron, S590 " : hot. % re BE Fon x ; + tga = Sa SBR thera 4540 L I ELI ara, ; ; a ’ ~ " . : pee , Der ares ae a ' Ri TTORFF | "RE AL } { 4) ; fimay 4 eos ty} . 4 , } a gn ' aca ' “ys 7] r ' w Bf & Tw mm Py tercad Plumber | NGI. RG 2 ene ee OVERLOOKING RESERVOIR PARK = econd floor, B. J [OM PS! ceeatir cd Athi s nn tame Sete, 30 rooms, S baths; ||| Foot Cemree rooms and sam . serie EUCLID TERRACE BMRA 3310—S-room efficienc v, Murphy An apariment thet | ' PSYTHE 25 * bright roo re’ va aig bet nesgnporn and over: | "" "" Epwar . BAKEWELI reason ewly bE 2 \ c ; Se, APAR TM ENTS APARTMENTS FOR RENT -” 7 breakfast nook. gas stove. refriger- | uric mod.ser * I A sa xceller on ; iveian | deaths iAMILTON. 7o5— mé cud bath. new- 1010 } MAIN LECI S, WATER FURNISHE D: at 6 ee EAE ee | nivenien ne block of (||)) FURNISHELA APARTMENT—Efficiency ; e decorate: . a ic | : _ : a aioe 2 : te a OL IVE SDL 2792 “4 (R23 Vi y FOR GUOD TENANT: se Se. ; Shen Wm with Mu h: x m Delmar: ren very reas , las ing reer, dreaming room, bath, Si GHWAY 1s N—Flat: deco- Beets AP arene Janitor “| ; 5e5 ee i RM LL DA. Paneer 4 eens hk a ate DUI CY REAI ‘OMPANY. ichemette and breakfast room beautiful- : er room efficiencies. ee eee ott | GPM th Seber 8our rooms. sun car. | N-WALTERS REALTY Co. > Feepeeene Sanne. Be py gare 904 Wainwright Bldg. iil | serware. Orihommemic” Sisto "aaa I itis bene - iT) lA ‘ 7 ‘ . re _' 4 i } au. aDg ‘ = ~es ' ware Urlnaphnon ic a4 Vi v ' Rov Mis. St ‘ Aa AKLOR. Ce , ne Abany 40073 wi Al wit aWs . ’ ert Ho Plectricit: eas. heat. ee’ to 7 = : 9 , ee =? ch oo Ifax 68sod a ee tee rep sae ras at rs Fa ‘ soe" . s ~ RAL & GE, 6159A—3 large front enced ome sy Sa. : estniut st. a ee wh page sie Nip : une oop ing siete Washeta & reom, a Bal ’ — telephone, Ervbagsy Apartments peli ts ttily aecorated: open: | ee atett Ton Ti — —qz _borch. janitor servi : 3 S540 Ww ATERMAN Forest Park Apartments a a 6 mionths. by owner’ BIGk, Pieces aaa : : | M. H. RODE) MYER & CO. |) rooms.’ including sunroom. "§° ed a reduce] Yond! hargtin,” C1. apartinen Sit be avatignle in afew days g Southwest corner Clarion and towierttie! | APARTMENTS FOR RENT pes — Mc) : } ) stimu! duced rent; | ) o aera’ ull w day ind 4 room efficiency. tile bath. hard 9345 Walene: 3 pe seas by | WANTED—-Youns lady” to share apar'- or be —_ na " "a atah er ‘=: . e~ le, am " . . ; 7. & ‘rr | rq 10 + # r : . Furnished hy ; ee Se ae 5 a > XN. Bt MAin 4124. ‘1 . hes , ae nattired s Sud : 4 ' M4707 ‘ - —s ule “ Nhe rf ane eyonngee a thoy 0 rib ' ; 0 7; GIKRALDIN BROS. RK. E. CO... 813 Chestnut Nee caine ¢) lettin etn ee Aen ®, _— 4 ~ & ~ a % : mde, 4 eh we att gnathecinaiietatchdecca as ee ss 9s aa catenin ni Phgatibneeaeane eacmne et ee \ ASAI nae ae aT eRe I rs Se % a 1O® . ‘ j : , : : a , j . ‘ - a inne eme . eee SE ee, soma -. 4 ° . . 4 7 ; ; rent . e : 2 , e 725. , 4 . j cy o , « } } . 6° ¢ " : V urp! NII RE ary. “AND CONST, CO., , oe i bey ae ; : » BRIC K & § Mz ACHINE CO, mt 62°" 416) Ll? 10 : Southwest waivers —— ‘ . ; RIVE 2, a ere AMON Mary lana, ,OTD ha er. ' $F. () manage? rn ie ae vi ~ y ‘ 4 . au —_ 1Ci cme j - . ae ‘he Se ao poe AD ne id (+7) rei al ‘| ix 1% i Y) ? ‘ P a f 1} cay = F " dei! » hla aa ' ful Hlsied . 3 4 Waterr: re: a : fo « ne 1g é 1 { ; en REL at. rORS — ma r = HT) aTy SHEEHAN. °°97 Cheatan, 7 RA ISHED APARTMENT— Two rooms, be Py ; garage $40: ticat OF GRAVIS. FU LLY an), . erate esis ; ; = - . i i) . ae (rR) . x - ~ ‘a Al AR t at - N t S BF ‘ mR RE N 3 ‘ PELL IVA ae PLA. A He Lnuy i Lf its henettr $45. West End AL piy HI-POINT) APA? TACHA te AN > SAN BONTTA ae ae i , EFFICIE CY AV LET MENT : ; a9 mero “at eee aa leg A ants. Ag ite 53 WESTGATE. I . roots } Rooms and Kitchenette. $75 2 —— : pt , ‘ b-——@ -rooin efficiem ys: “he iberger. Bat AC EN | qn f’ RE: MISE 7 ad ,' ’ . bandon 4 2% ‘ A i er " aps riment f © ww - ABI EE RENT. RIV F RSIDFE 2: 37 ; “ P) BC ‘ — * - Venu _—? ) r i ; i4 , il i} apart Tie?” i rf 4 ee Tf rai hey a ane * ry f Mecoraced ‘OI Murphy bed; ga- te wens 9 { ry ee e iro! ‘end hot water furnisned: W gp ey ee ge ‘ Dis per month Ass lency; garage ag: - MEN, SAU YVOATU, Bil ite sacieds uaa anne ‘ attend as ae : eet ; * , a : ’ . i ar dels be ~ > ercice, ' > ; ee O674. oe) . est | —£ ; j “Z *R 4 Nu is }} RRY > N + ay i) _ et SHU at . i : i j : 7 \f a3 . £ ; F th ' - ine ss — ; 7” é =~ R ke 1) A N D ER Ky | KD bY —— 5 a -. Na gnartmett it: rie [y>} 5on ‘corner ty ash jugton 4 ; A? vw , re’ ‘ 17 , & apart- SEAPLE BP § T) Oo rr TY . ND REALTY AND CONST ° ee Py 4 he Os “s A : ; aol ~tanee a care we oes ae een Call Pores! iy decurate a : is me ecw bed 40 : :00! uth. S$ roums, *° bat Gent, iare VeGFoom, acgmeining bat! and bath: S65 ‘ , : 20 ck Oo Ney , . hak Ow - 416 Union i DST D IN REAL ¥ : 4 8 | ‘ j pom: gg ob wwnir gyi : poet 707: ig eee ae eee eee : fos) i | uu . a 4 = a> A “Pl 150: , present Pa 279 nt . ’ r : f } tf rs r an c t ' ' ry ’ 4 ee: rN , : «4 y ( + menu in 2 POINTE £60. Al , 7 QO 4 eet ¢ we Ml Sin ! re Bes ‘ ; eT ¢ Ti id “il . am - —* ‘ we Piers Be mei —_ iia. : large rooms: Al Sx rane s te : ee me rs COEN \ LI, ; “ ‘ , PIU YW : - ’ , 7? _~ " , tw» _ a ; oe RSC 32 os TIP 4 \ hd.” 4 eet ; serene _ Ser . bed i kK | DICKMANS ‘K.E.CO., 623, Chestnat. ee | evericcking. University Sosy eee aoe SEVEN ROOMS—TWO BATHS GEORGIAN COUR trance J or port West : ; cre — ae ee : ee M2 = HANLEY ROAD 1660 KINGSBURY BL. ~ 4 A. —s. aS Ses «% ‘ Lif = sarong a “at ©f ‘ De Raliviere: 4 roon fs At AULMY, wv! Ivo rvome,. furnished. , ‘ $4", ‘7% Wr i | fee rooms. - A, beat AF! MIE N17 l-—Subiease: rveome., PUTi , ory ' - ota . re f ' > : ; o Je ates gene ‘ i back om reh overiooktin roreat ~ ~— ae ~ Y de PSs I at iin * dust soutie of Wydown boul. in ‘ - wé ® . ° vr? ~ ¢ . be ; fe “cig? fj : . ‘ 4 is . ha whe aria . ' - t outside , , : ' , 9. concession > PArk we oon —" — developed section, ju- Pind anes nt SA0 and $F ' 'y r VDT, Jk. REAL 7 = O4KA Yi } "08 fine’ rooms and oR: 7 J - ,' | ion surrounded by property of the hichest char. caper fen 2 eetr * - : : tk i "6409 ~ : re ne - t i be hi ulldinc. . a Dan , : ‘ rie nee has brenen Tet mic t * h “ 3 z ¢ : : - a ~ - . oe - : wa : , ; I ‘ ‘ 3534 MISSOURI AV. jie rani —Fourtoom efficiency: tur (ba bob rater si ‘oF ee QOL \ . gd SNH0- nd open px ’ son Pes re heiliasts ub Jeavine 22) a | ttt SB Pew Eh arene on Oly gett ahd = rooms; hee newly rooms. shower stars, Craftex wali«, Frigid. | \. Sth St. MAin 4124. \ / aa Boe x co ety pat Seagal. OF McPherso: ineax. . Tes “") ; 5" rated ar 2 igi ted . nire refrigeration: Iiberal concessions. - ; APAKTMENT—. rooms new. aad ¢! BS HATER RE. CO. 807 Chestnut. — Apartment Y — “— - ae HY. HIEMENZ R ry CO cnt. 1871. OREON E. & R. G. SCOTT. 800 Chestnut. {, ' ¥ furnished: sivert term, refereuess VETTE. 5142—5 rooms, bath, hot- ~~ — Se ee ee emo | ; = allie ie IIE gs . ve +7 a : TM ESTES ? TFY ? ns LE dao oe t:; newly decorated GAr. 0564. APARTMENT —, ae 2 ane fo > eee yt aa a wea ld RO ie ase? es ott, to ee ae £0 - ‘ AP ARTS E BOULEVARD poo . APAK IMENT a ema,’ furriehed, ' r 008 efficiency 0 oe pleted. Kitenen- VAST EEN ES. 8 ee oe — = i: - 6314 Ni RTI iWOOD ; ats 4001 W ASHING TON u $55 DElinar y Dar ’ r | VE det rr * rs ; " ’ ' } ont . ‘ NE ‘ AN : f } wee , BER and TE, S011 -Peavtir 5 roome; CMe furnished, rent 840.5) and un 80) WASHINGTON ) so ge ns sm z re peautilul “ 04 “ae B : CO.. | ri > 2 ‘ 1s y 7 TT . ; be re Las: ‘ | 5: x i f ; rr} ? . eae r ‘ 4 2 _— »i* _ ms nt " ; ¢ e ‘ pe prs - ge lines front drive; shower 7161 MANCHESTER. HILAND 0486. : nes mleins - hades eee peed RTM a a = 549 PERSHING Pkg oe oe ian i. kt hene te and "y ° ‘ 3 | Flavin, 108m ~ wichita, (c@2 ; raaee. . . tJ ( > | ' ‘ Mirth 2, }’} mee. Hil ‘ ‘ ; a 4 — : r oo co a ‘ , ’ , nished $60 CAban> ifn ae poe » hia. A ‘ roe w ORI TIGR AI dhs yt Ha ad pe * BS ~ Et on = * eS “ ee ees s “4 a” ey we: EM a _ le, %, e + ee Hem % _ pO PERE ee ay tl ~ 6 ~ ee iced ee eel u a bedi > a iit ‘ ppmaculate Parish: open: S75 See janitor or phorg ! ca rere eu) WASH] > R86 1] —Le U ;-room rooms. AOD vor tggs a M. H. ‘RODEMY Rr & (0., ' SOL. ah 10M S. Sth MAin 1808 Al Ali, iM EN F 9477 Delma cides aaies : . y= “Yer © an ° : TT fi x ] ’ | af $) 1 - . : } ‘ ie ° : : : ae pe | : we ' —_ i oo A ‘ 7 | A 4 . j as ; ‘ ’ ' IN | ti ERSITY oT HE 4 f ‘ Vf Mi »] hi RE : CG sy ws mi titra ‘ rT Paper pien - . GER \GNOLIA—OPPOSITE: PARK. in em r court $103 the . 7. See janitor, Phone eQo t J ation « rea cut os BELT 313—4 ous 3 v shit fiery " Sragh, I i ‘ » ‘ 3 it "i , Lin tii ‘ 7 ‘ . * ¥ rry ee . > 5 ‘ ‘ : ' Ty / se ’ open rArkview 15: 7 | | acne ineludiz T rlor. VW ASHINGT* } _ rom rd j ang (eniton serv con oe : on benign : oat y > ft oe. » ¥ Maar’ anut je ‘ > : othin ‘ an i. ead ‘han: ATL | Sf. "OTP i . bs wr ae 8 ; ’ . . ) “ty froer} } tee “1 oe r) ‘ if 4 are . | weakling’ Roy hekh, 361 \ ' tie 2s007T SOUL) - tte e” the i : . A eh aa ‘ i Aa t> eee ‘4 rw r rT i} rg ’ ‘em FT | i,t ' oor Ty ¢ for of - al ; G j S 772.772 Me fireye.°P T i oe eee ee TT, RON ©) eens SS Se ae Econ dodicicns es w ASHI TON G1 73 ENRIGHT, third flo ast os RODE MYER & (0 : 2 PPS te sow! wr c, OREON FE. .’ SOOT } (“heatnu ay : nirment , : ryyvOrn : M3 , Seetan a base 9 . ; = ~ — oe wd BBN oe REALTY Co. Cnt t. | cae 7 024—Kitchenette; ORPON FE R G. SCOTT. 800 Cheatavt. ino » auit tenant: $65 ge ~ eal ae ame 109 N. &th st, MAin 4124. at , MAR 0355 -Kieeant 3-room | L : 5 Ht CKINGHAM Cr a Pty , mone : ; = pence ieee PU Mw PFRFT LENC oc furniehe ‘Aravyrw onin Si~-Desirnabie 4 rooms. - | gome with sun parlor. $55 and S6v “El ND. 740—Beautify] second ? JOHN H. “ABBOTT, "Master. 200 ¢ hestn ut. , ion : : Heat. eas and elect rT rnished. me ee a aemaeetnts , T wer Grove § —_—-— => — Sohes = a partinent tome 2 , artment. CAbanvy €0642 ‘ATER View & ING OCUL'R wheter t rl. 22 N. TATLAO®R NG , i R Fr STAT. - } OM ; $0: i) e PICSENCY ve, Sow oy ow he a in i r Yer? wa? \ Lae T iv) 34 S.tain Hea . . - me "4 ¢. yet : . . " a a . - — as ) 4 ° *¥1 ‘* ; 4} . gage ure janitor gervice $65 | paras. Eas $: © rooms. includ room id janite i ae Pettingil! Apartment Resident ta rem ieee. 5630 PERAHING. ' M. H KODEM? EK ‘ io ' 1 | x os a = ' i ee roe eftfi- ; he +4 aap ener r yer PTY. 4£00.Choi: . rt. i 9n in i : iy decorated nt wi 1.) S hi Pp mm an ae th Me. we ae Naas FO wee CABAN NE. 55381 — > auli ful, jarge S.ul)- ‘ ’ bien : : eV ge - : ; J “ » OF Be oe iM *PHERSY \ , * ‘ . 1? i ; ‘ ss? , ae | ® - f , { ; * rit re . .% S ‘. 4 ‘ - . ITN} my rooms, newly decorated throughoul, - eo —F. — 2 ’ ; ' ” heat od Nice 3-room efficiency, ‘ring room. 109 N. Sth St MAin 4174. THE 6] Fuss > ont fri ra‘ OT an eine SHI GTX ~N . alae ; . 4 " aids ¥ ’ . “aparity ‘. aos & . , 6 Greesitg closet. kitche 4. Clee- ae ri tie / “oT Tehencee reasotea bie 3 ~Furti tehned - china cine ts new 37% A ~% 4 | “ ; NC! PY IRY Rt 110° a ,t ' thire " s aes i? ~}t} Lik} - : ; rR R : a , PF aHING . or | rey - Lricits a: od Ease iNciuG + a 1OCE ON | — ; , ; ry ever ia “ery t apts ¥ Poe toe, ; : ‘ ee. bar oes la living (CARAS GE08—1 Toome aad oahrecm , aNd ood Mle ors in living CABANNE, 646—- MOMs Aas Sun ~* n em Faun c ewly decor lie walis Fo ‘ToT r 4 Shee RING “R. “2ROR x. Grand. GLICK. REALTORS. &2° Cheetnut at ¥ o rex ca. ent. yeaner © * .—® vA TE RMAN = ~ oe furnished: cot $*. goif links. tennis court , Rent JH KN frat iH | A \ te : > 4 > 4 -— rT) gic € eet, elencr roo lbs i aot & ’ ; i a . ~ thern a3 3 ' ~~. — anc 2s VV $50 M: Afiager at aa i st # : , - ‘ .% eis aPat TMEN'T 4 . ro oy KINGSHIGHWA y ; il decorate, c? bat . . eer: Uaat ane yabh orth r "5436 (c65) W ATFEeE MAN. 5506 lar u ‘am — gga tie wr Nn On Oreon E. & RK. G. Scott, 800 Chestact. ate seta mere of be 2 nientiy located | pot tid O7T3eM . . ; - ,*y 47 “" ; a £78) ? | ails rity? ~ et iseveiineneia - — - — ’ ae . oe , . eo fiOO0: wast a me Sahay « : mp e ; a . : : "$6: 1X TE RM iN aes - we * “¥, - . a? ‘ - | -. £ ve 9 , " . pres ‘ “ + trot eres furnlehe4 apart. x : ; > 2 ‘ > Meat and jan ‘tor FARIA " ' A -— atCieio we ; i se Soneat ee $i ie ; I} rs) ia Srartmante * . Pore led . , we a hat (yu Cemien) letai~en | @ J'nce Seventy Six) : j vacan? March %%! i ARI: i FRANK 7) 44%, YS oe : * ee ne on ) : Om LFHerIiagan 1] artme nis artes OE 7 - ‘ ee satin ‘ . : lee ‘4 , . W eet ; iiawe«. to. 1. a NGAI Beaman LUDA per . nab nt WATERMAN. 6153-—— rooms. i? ‘7 Fiz Lives? : tT) i% , { a | y) \ | ‘\ it KA F Ty ( {) f . ,* ~s e ~tamgaee tag a | cn nOTTOR FF REALTY CO. 4914 Delmar LDIN BH ..B. CO.. S13 Chessaut ing porch. concessions. CAbany o325% ain cade teees ettidains ated and a im fine orde: : 5243 Del FOrest 2270 room arerts eth re Ti eeoR zy ern 518. ~ Fire Racor & laree rceme | LANDS. 688 7—--28 floor east, & Treoms, sie ROE ce = Bh omnes PBB Sos : $65 today » mabage ulldt: te esmar JT@S. O51 ' we we ig an ree ned 2 ” peer porch 1 bath. heat pti ce Wu -RM A: \. 5597 Ss Peet ee OR ‘ . “O. PANGBI RN. ee Al. TOR. iH VPreos , - &. 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4 P 1 eo be e 3635 Cozens, 6 rooms (93354 S. Oth at.. 3 rooms .. % eens 4 rooms, Murphy bed: STO 1131 AND 1141 BELLEVIEW AV. New, good location; Clayton and De Mun. Spring av.. 3 rooms, sun ote } W ELLINGS. HOUSES, FLATS Wanted, For Rent and For Sale in these columns today. — FOR Rawr — tere loor S, furnace, elec sg % RMA ‘ AGENTS’ RENT LISTS _ NT LIST 71il HEMAN AV. 4 or 5 rooms: screen porch and Murphy "38 SYRACUSE AV. ——— efficiency; Murphy bed; reason- 730 LELAND AV. 4 rooms, ry parlor and break fast room. il AV. just completed. rent reasonable. PArkview 1400. Cm eee EKKO a A eee 12th at.. 3 reoms pa soy Ree av., 3 rooms, N. O Falion st., 2 rooms co FOR RENT a Rergires $70.00 $65.00 ee es * f 3 i) ie: ee ea 2 et i aa! ort aos a. 4 +4 ee te exe etigaal, i | 1235 : newly dec Orated;: heat. A 400ie Kennerly, 4 rooms, path, hone number for particulars. on —_— 2 ‘rooms, steam heat, with f 4 55—Finnishe — Cleveland 6 rooms, 40050, Kenneriy, 4 rooms, » oo & te F 4 2p ae : a 3% Ps & ee ‘: ww : Pe a a: ae i og s 7 re ‘? % RS _ * a. Bei te het ~PO * SECOND 1713 s.—3 rooms 408 8 1545 Gratiot a 2 rooms . 1428 .8 D. 30 S.— ‘Living room. ‘od floor, 3 rooms built in tub, gas. elec tric g 2 88 3PM Sere a rooms .. KE AN F & FRANK _ 3832 SHENANDOAH., 3174 California. 4 Brin Chouteau, 3 rooms LEAVY ING wou: y— will i 4-room everythin K_ ec omp! lete, _59716—F upniehed ‘3 | BEN ALTHEIMER & “pho. ReAiciv Goo 0 oF §6—Furnished d c ~eorne LATS. nney: 5 rooms, bath.. WASHINGTON. Le-e and 4 room ef- , 6601—Newly “furnished 4) large living room, Mur- | 4927 hy bed. — break fact —_ beautifully arran 28004 Ss. Jettergon ee eee od et et LS A ae BOWS AHS eoeeseeeseeeereeeeeee a i | Boose gn es in dons tgeaonaae | & DeKalb: 4 silver. Janitor service, complete, MULLIN-WALTERS. REALTY COs mont hly: open today. | HENRY ANDREAS REAL ESTATE CO. | F717 541A EB Etzel av., 5d ets beth: ; modern; ga- bath, fur- mo. teRe "7 ‘ ‘commode tr : i 10 rooms, furnace. . ‘in beautiful north Park: : 36064 Marcus av., 3 rooms; 5 17 W Lexington av., 4 rooms: mod- perm garage, rent $55. ze at., 3 rooms; eleotrio and electric, . 3 rooms; electric, gas; Clemens, 6 rooms, 7A 482SA Delmar, 5 rooms, mpnwaner 4: “ec etficiencies. furnished hedroome also Marphy beds, ne WEST MINS ER. v ae 1106. OBA N, "Vandeventer, new ee, and ore her erent. linens’ ‘ O527A N. Jefferson goms, tlec- RUTY. & INV COllax 3425. 121 isa ‘pillon, ‘3 rooms, ‘bath, 00 as WASH. A a — nace 3 rooins, elect mo Ra4 NISHED 4. Ream eer TE NCY¥>: "Fraakiio an ry. ns, “PAREYW mY 10 2 . Union, cave vith 6 rooms 2-14 N. Tenth, estaolighe! bak- and el ; 14164, nag TEAL, at hot and eold water: Chestnut and Fourteenth, s. e. co ' 54 S. Fourth, store with 4 nodes D 3813 COZENS, 3 rooms. AG 4 305 EVANS, 4 rooms, electric. 382 ae EVANS, 3 I wn wp is ce geek a (2503 SLA TTERY, A 5 rooms, steam heat i =BKANSCOME OTE L One bea uti ay cores fur son ey oF untar biehed “SHERMAN APARTMENTS © FURNISHED OR consKE SKINKER AND FINE ST _ ATION AN THE preg ‘8 rooms, rooms, €! bestric. 7 ; anaes 4 rooms, 3 rooms, electric , oms N, JEFFERSON. 3d. floor, . 20TH, 4 rooms, O'FALLON. 4 rooms. gas, Palen yaaa THIRD, 3 rooms MERCANTILE TRUST CO. 8th and Locust UNFURNISHED ‘ eae ae ‘ ght LER ip Ag . f DOU GHERTY Ut ei AN. Delmonie Apart — DELM AR, PHONE DP ARK VIEW 2000 sete GS TRUST CO. 4915 DELMAR $8 00 28 00° 42 50/5 + a oe BK So bila EP TRRO Re FLATS. ment and is newly decora! =. ; 4 rooms, tile bath, fur- s Fito poo FLATS De Ae aed ig MEE TR pies nee peste CE ite 6 ahacarnes te, » + Ca ee Aparywent s y ~ Delmar: & rooms, bath, steam G, 7) 719 Chestnut. eI - rman ~" tp =, yo * 4917-19 McPHERSON. Beautifully furnished four ency; = dressing room, “FLATS S FOR YR RENT ath, “elec bath, 25°F" P eee 3 Shen + full- “—_ rooms we. 7m cat ame Ata he 4 aE ge ne . ies ee a Sa ae au eo ad SE 280. gas, tile bath and lenitor service, Ree paaet on premises. HOU SAM REALTY CO., 312 International | PE a 5 furnace: 5. LSOVA Prairie av.: to gas, bath. pr ned Elmbank ; 3 roome: eth electric rooms third. an and HC : 3 rooms, bath 50 ies ETC, SS Delmar: siore, heat farnisied. PERSHING APARTMENTS 5386 Pershing: newly furnished; - 6 room efficiency, ae sIROO © — 1114 +f 16th st.; “oy McRee; 5 rooms; hall, gas, bath, $17. second JOuN DOCKERY & SON, 1015 Chestnut. en, oy beds, tile bathroom and shower: must i¢ be seen to be appreciated: Wg ha AS te att without linens, silver, ght: Sommatiouely furnished + . DIESTE LH Rs wee or ion. SSP eT Ae 2935C Taeues: 3 rooms, electric; $20. : 3 rooms, second floor; are oe PST Pn grt FOL oe = . a ee ee a BE A Bat RANE LAG “= APARTMENTS 5707 McPHERSON AR CATS BRONG. 1008- aa THE STERUNG MARK ON = pmo | 30e4 S. Broadw way, . $2, mestnat.—__ wean (2) ‘BIDDLE, eee =a oak rr , wate SIR has good — decorate: oikes: beautifully furnished, with 3 beds. consisting of living room, @un- room, kitchenette and bath. 6-room efficiency, 00 | CA LIFORN! LA, vt one 8 ggg furnished. $75: x = "Manager —y pre emises. 4435 Morwantord. rooms, all conven- 2 See eee Eee Se eS Oe Ss Se fs am 4 . ee ag ek. Meg. - PP Ra tet een aay SC 4h he te ag 7 Da 4 ite 3 v by is a ie , i Tn Hie eS Sh ie Rte Na lip ae ee % Sk ae srk a RRt Ot tai Sia tae ae » fs Fo , ‘ . . ‘ IN . 00 | MORRIS AACH R, CO., 312 skalecsainmen Life Bids. Ah dH 5) . rs PE eer ed AR Pas Fe =n adi Sa RAI ahaa 0 a as * ue . a ~~ “ * sagt é eo hyne en a ee, te OS ee ee Se fe SS oS oe oe ae . 4 roome, “all con- 84 0 8:89 82 2 6 «© wre eo ¢ a 2724 Aa x ‘rooms SS te be Ar oe co ee ae oe ee ee ee oe ee “Ca Se - ‘ Phone Satan 4492. » : Pe s. r F as Rat hg fers ver SABIA Botanical, § ~~ #& rooma, uate flat, Q20A La Salle, 4 rooms, Caik ee Fullerton “ee ae bs ; 1630-—-Second ‘floor. o rooms, bath. | PARNOROVE & SE CHT, 112 N, Seowitie acetate 5536 Pershing Beautifully furnished 4. room ef- { * a sitters aaa iets CLE ALLE LLL ALL AA CCE large @-reom effic jeney, With aun, RO as a ee 2s +) S's 8 62 a te. 2S 3 PD 6 8.6 -@ © everyining ae for hen onal Call CABANY 6375, OR HOUSAM RBALTY ©0O., $12 International ic ASS. 1490 rooms, . § roome, bath, gae, OST. eatyul at tide ja nitor servic 6 — - Se cree ee a ee ne "| 420A Manchester, 4 rooms, tile bath, hot gar RU SINESS P ROP PRT, Dering 19236 the Post-Dispatch printed 87,876 Besiness Opportunity 1 3 “Wante"™—1.,905 more than ‘THREE other St. Louise pewspapers TRAIT yaa 323. Wee Hh S405. o761—3 rooms and attic, | water rT, ne and Slectria. ans. S40... mb eae od FOR pone TO “agro gg >» iF Choutea u)—3 Pi onventent id TH : wkew Ly pArene ‘D AND .. 826 Chestnut | NIA 180045 ‘ROOMS, ATH EWLY NTED AND PAPERED: | | DUCED. 00 | MORRIS AACH B, CO., INC. RENT RE- _ 886 Chestnut | j mod- | id eRBALTY 4 iF walneal | re REGAN REALTY CO. _ MAin #492. 7th st, | 3 rooms: oF a4 | Sh 6 pe ond fieor. *i rooms. bath, | | ER & STEHT. 113 N Tth at. | FG T22 Chestnut. electric ome rte | > ere | (cD9) % 7 FEBRUARY FLATS FOR RENT peed ARY 27.1937. patra | RENT—South FLais fOR RENT—Cenira! Pec KSON. ~~2300—3 rooms. — ~ Garfield | CARTER, 3769—3 rooms; $20 J._M. ! aa & CO. Sih wale 2968 | | . A. 1516- -16A- 20—3-4 rooms, rae KSON, 2°24—4 rooms, 2 : B614A—Downstalre. “4 rooms w! th ~2609-— —4- room f! at. § Schoen Me 2 “and BENJ. sit MU SH IN Ro Cc HAMBE! is: 1456 —6 Tooms,— 56 a6. room . flat, fat. hot rooms, Kas. electric. CHAMBE RS. a1 SAS rooms. “elec. ea MARGAR E TTA, 4 oh ne aad first: class condition: 0 5034 A-—-T aree “FO: mi presse S4 extie, if want. ra new “apartment nat; OOTE “BRILL IANTE. 2326 —— 3 light ne, slate si inh. dec brated: low rent. 13154—% FOOMBy COTE BRIL ANTE. | - ls “SOLee core — BRILIANTE. | x modern “4 rooms. 5 ne ae re en re ee oe — ete nice roums. ree DICKMANS REC o.. - > ie i eo a alata *. Kas, ‘electric: si: open.(c60) 2010-3 rooms. owner on 2_ premises. # 40 Al: . 833 N =: “bret rg 7 COTE ‘BRIL L IANTE. $3 AB sBOTT, “Realtor, sop Copter: Pane order. _332. Du. 30248, -N.—65 rooms, . furnace and. sloctric. i A STS HE ODOSTA, Sie LILLIANT ITE. 5326-—First floor. 4} b: 19 Fl ey tates rooms ss y ae ee ee en eee Eki 4327A N- Splendid second: ey dec orated. floor 3. room fiat, ¥. A. mre - =) Toons: second floor, x 23 DE SOTO. 1441A—5 roums and sun room. rage, tile bath, steam 4 err 1525—3a 00 north; 3 “cheer- cia heehee ced . is ‘ rooms, 2d _ floor, COTE | BRILL AN ITE. gone A—5- ia et v NION, "1613—New & room WOLF: ‘POLLACK, LOL N. Sth. bath. _hard wood. _floors Sy ouN Ws roomie; —3d floor, 3 rooms, % 0. 203 Ww ain Ww right pODIEI “S368 A— ‘Beautiful 1 large flat ‘can fine neighbornoeo go0L W. —First peor. 4 large _ ‘STIBN'R RE ALITY “CO., | 14; 30. \ 'N, —4 a e rooms, SHU CH FART. RE Al Lt modern. gingle: 5 WABADA. 502 oo Oi capes» floors, tile bath, garage; . 3 : TT, a EMERSC N- 5 ie New first lass cond tion; eae N —vs rooms. electric: ea on premises 9 to 12. DEI HICKORY, S002A--3 | opine $25 N.—3 rooms, elec. 1303. A-—$ large. ‘rooms, i Sige Bieta seooted a WEM NER RE Al TY con, "COMax BR21. FLORISS ANT. 4926 W.—Four- room etfies hardwood floors. b new. “building: nares may be had: on 45 IB 3INSKY REALTY CO.. 504 Wainwright Bide. FLORISSANT 4936 W— Lacy flat. hardwood floors Sime ae * 9614-4 re rooms. bath. 22 o-— -4 rooms, electric “ete. ‘de _in. fee. eas = : - BE CELASD. pre 6 RIN ACH ® CO., “2a aa orner a . hardwood floors, Murphy bed, ‘oleetele A. G. NKE EK. a | ae . ‘Mec Why R, CO. W EST | FLORISSANT, 1 NORTH P ARK Pla. is18A—5 Fooa ms and NORTH STARKEY. “3104A-——Thres beauti- ful rooms; bath, gas, electric; inducement, 2216 Sige Fone, bath, fine -Four-room effici- EAST ace AO tat 5 bons. She eth H ‘ABBOTT, Realtor, 7 ee . » 1508—3 rooms and hall; DT testi rooms. WILD ala oy ai “46 UA 8. = PT a ae DUBINSKY. REA FAST “PR: Ani “1909A —— New 4 rooms, rooms and fariace, tet floors, furnace: $45. NKH_R. E, CO., Fil Chestnut. 1812—Second ‘floor; new WOODLAND, AND WREN 4 — rooms, bath, elec “ : GARFIELD. 6103—3 PECK aS aaa electric, pantries, $30; kays at “bakery. EAST PRA IRI E. hardwood ‘floors, $4 ; realtors, B22. cent. ‘room “etfie ciency vy conve oms; MASON, Ohieid S407, O20. r ineatniut, RLTY, 2 INY, ee ‘ ’ , 892 yr ally 4 rooms, hard- saat 30: 2 Pi nhildren econ. 4645 —? "rooms. 2.3 = : fer 4521 eee 6 £66 ne, JOHN H. “ABBOTT, ‘Realtor, 7 ,1818A N. pats seo rooms, TTIRG _, DELacH H TF i L LLY Al POPE, 4609—-New, modern b-room single ani , WITH LATEST CONT Te ; sleeping porch, hot water heat. (c62) POPE, a ea decorated, 5 ma mee eae ret 4 peat Sever moder, a 335. ‘GERLING R. CO., : : —- ge. ates 3303A — 3 cate 3 rooms; GERALDINE, 4904—5 rooms, bath ‘hot-water heater: GERALDINE. 4903—New 4 rooms, _bath, ,_ultra- modern: 5415——New 44roeoms ao bed: also garage, — New modern, 4 roo: ns, , ardwood tel ‘mk. 5597 ASHEN AY, ELE VEN TH. “3104 et —& rooms, 5 room ef- 3 ae # and apete. R. ©CO., 615 Chestnat. RED BUD. 4237A—5 rooms, bath, rate lanndry, not-water heat. RED BUD, 4412A4—O'Fal Jon Park oki ae 9929 ASHLAND | AY. s, brea 5-room efficiency; ; eno oan Av. Near Ashi and 5-5 singles; 44 arranged, with brick fi ae qoute of Natural Br 3 gas “Mathews _ ” Real tv poms, AW ‘Chestnut, at FEERBRSON. od $20. —d roms; mgde rn; \ walter, electri gas, adults, __ 529: etoNeT C0 (et) ficiency. wager {loors, 5 rooms and hall room; garage optional, ROLLA PL.. 3101—New 4-roum bath, Reg Fist ~N.—3-room hog $18. SBESTAMIN “MUSHLIN at Bi. "tR04A—-Biat pas rent to party roots. ‘stom ef bitvine furniture: ODER Ww oat: > AL Th OO. x LA SALLE 1315—4 eueaa. “tk oe —— a — of a e ‘A M. - ain ‘ 1935... 2405A— -3 rooms, WILLIAMS. MORTGAGE co. p outside janitor service; $45; first or ekaual floo (c99 Two. BbT07T—d rooms R as 3 rooms FRANCIS. PERRY. RU TH aw lzeA—y Fation ares 5 rooms, ~ 1519A—3 rooms. bath, glee: ET 37 ge £12 IAMS MORTGAGE CO, MAin 1485. poy Cor casaier ane ~“¥R60A—4 rooms, | “path and garage. 3035A rt rooms, bath, hardwood. floors: furnace: $40: second floor flats. facing | Fairgrounds are 4 S.—Second > ‘fioor. aS ete shades, Murphy bed, a... A | SEASRE 4740—4 room : _ FERDINAND, 4048—a roonis, $35 (dO ont H. | ABBOTT, Realtor, 709 Chestnat. 729-—-3 rooms, bath, toilet, “new coe pies reduced. rooms, bath, wry mn oe rgom fiat: breakfast | ’ fi Ae r _ furnace, ya * aed floors: $42. 50 race ‘ GLI "Ke Realtors. RO2 zceeern ut. _ E. ‘AL BOKERN, Fullerton Plag. G $566A—Beautiful new fin t, 4 ‘to BENJ AMIN MU SHL IN R E. 219 2937 7 ral 2032 bath h and elec- ? : dé nerawood ore “FL AT oO Fallin ‘Park | ‘diswict Aare ‘reception ball ful -riga o- room a tlat, — fiat, oo 108. A—4 rooms, 31 s5A— —6 nr rooms, ¢ KINGSHIGHWAY, S028 “rooms, as, lower; large a ae 211 9—Four roomie and eo ABBOTT %. CO., 806 § ALFRED _ 2130—4 rooma, break is hata. ‘sheeteies garage; newly ‘a o- ae 4 645 ic TNGSHIOH WAY, rooms and hall room: ‘rent ip me (ey KINGSHIGHWAY, a N.—4 rooms, cor- 00. CROW DU. S REAL TY CO. 25 Ct PAGE AND EASTON—6 Pooley bath, $35. P: N.~-4 rooms, bath, $25. SCOTT. 800 Chestnut. - 2808 A N —Be eutrel 3-mom flat, KINGSHIGH W AY. 19J1— Fou ur WE rooms, $ nae! nee. tile - $4 WEST END, REALTY AND CONST, CO., 3414 a 2009 gy sa Snr a th. new iy * decorated: 20. s 62 2} 1 7-—First Noor; + opposite shawie " Garden LABADIE. e464 3 and hath > fur- Lita LN. $13. rooms, ee ~~ 5 rot oem jown, “salt R22 regis. “su parle: - eth “Lower a “ama baad LEXINGTON, 5141A—5. TARGE ITH SCREENED SL EEPING , 1524 N.- 3 ee rooms: “furnace water he nea tee. “40K ro ot ~ A iT $60: NS ey | 2s ie Cou ELL R, | a Moxcel. ent condi ion, 4 “301 Waiwwrians Bidg. | wir N.—4 larke rovms, | nel 4 or and ‘bath: “$35. ewely decorated: a LO... 55087 as ae ‘rooms, “tile + ~ hardw ood floors. Aah lex in © ceric and_ Kas: 362 ge rooms. tile bath. tur- O48 f. 1910-—Five room efbe 7) , 5! 3 aml . rooms, tile TWENTIF TH. . 3017 "N.—3 rooms and bath. (cl) . inclosed sleeping porch. c Ab- areas i Ww anted. END * msi ee" ee roorns ane bg ITUS., go ter orner flat, wood hanes tile S50 AN DERSOX STOC KE Soy E FWENTIDTH, ti7 N.—3 first- ficoe Ti basement rooms; bath steam heat, fest Sous H. AwnorT, Kealtor, 108 m nd J “Also 1300 s. 8 h. | TW ENTY- FIRST. aah A — room second Foor. _ Fullerton Bldg. GAr. O108, gow: MAN 2110. PWE NTY.- SECOND, 2030 BARNG ROW E cx 2OOSA sa room. _electric_and gas, _ ‘!s) TWENTY -PIFTH, FS epee ro at EUGENE EDDY. o— ‘bath, gas. elec- . ee Seas: “iy rooms, bath, gas, elec screened sleeping: ey alae oe hones 8. FISH ER_ R. —e eco. ry oe 9 §346A- 43 —— eae: large c losets: gala +3 rooms. Saih Realtors, eo 2 Chestnut, Sa nn en ere entensmenee aD 1124 N.—3 rooms, : : ‘$18, +3 nicely decorated; H AU BR: LA? STK ANDL, 205 Ww ainw right Bide. a | TWE NTY F [RST. | 3508W pe. i2 VANDEVE or 28. Chectent sais’ 2457. 2506 N.—3 “PArkview ag ¥ et a7 tts py hw ret ere ing “ha radword ‘floors, TWh NPY -SEC —_ - 5 N t . : pent. $5 WEST END aad TY AND Porat # 3 “beautifal rooms, Fi HEL Bie GE ER large Bc re ata pore h: “rent ver r SHUC HART REAL, es — ARCUS. rons: potct WARREN. ~“Ta50A—4 nice rooms. electric, ood condition. Sea. ish —~F our large 7ooms, ar —3 rum, wists ia, “3 rooms. warage. © ry ASH. 8161%A—3 ROOMS. 518. WASH, 818!¢B—3 | 8?08B—3 ROOMS, $1 NINTH, 930-324 N—t Jt00MS.. 820- i paper, TYler 24 2465 tie FOS Bide 1800—3 rooms. oa o, $1: a: newly decorated, : -ooual “and « KLE UNION-EA ‘STON TRUST CO. MORRIS AAC ‘Hn R. ‘€O., ton, Pore st 1370. 5 ROOMS BATH, __1S29A FRANKL. IN. Bellis, ‘GArheld “0378 1d - --~4 rooms. , § 38. bk 480K “ro “37 ee room, : 18264 s-4 roorns NA’ TU RAL BRIDG E. 28104 53 rooms, KEN NERLY 4231-23 rooms, second a | bau RAMBEKGER 37 174 iar See janitress on warage eleam heat: "| oe “FLORISSANT, WiLttaMs MOKiGAGE CO. MAin 1485, _screened ‘sleehing ine pore Eat SRLY. "$33. hook “& JONES REAL eons. EO rooms hardy wood | the hath. oil burner ‘garax2. siceping new: all modern S38 | ~ 702 3 ss larwe Tooma » R ‘REALTY COs, __ 261 : ra i t be appl is) Fallon “Phrk district. » J BEDROOM. KITCHEN ETE | ee PLENTY 0 | NORTH TARKET, 6104-084 — now BY5 nat sg nace, nha vod ‘foots 4 842 bada)——3 rooms: separate entrance, saa Leonie re 7Penne room, dining alcove tiie bath, hardwood floors, Open for inapection, STANLEY, EPSTEIN. $ roome. eas, " electio ! Pos Palterton Bldg. “Riveraide $13 oJ. pbNiEROY ‘ahRe K. 4212 +W——Neur Lambdi n: i 47 DO a BLAINE, 3 27—4 “poor aay wun parior. dress ~~ 0. . - ’ & Bomesiea eR “LARADIE, 41534— re nt reduced to ou | ALDINE PI ACE —piewiititul 5- “room flats. GL is -K. Realtors. R° Cheatnut. 3H rye =e oom. =y 0 u. "ANROTT. Healtors 108 3 _b} ock east of Grand) ; seen rINGW ELL, 2915 a N. —8 rooms; b wah, Zin ee “Lim. &. "STOLTMAN R. F. | ARLINGTON, 1018A- _ also 2 es Fear of 1910 Arlington, : MSKY. Rhauron, 1 “F FINGW =LL. LEI . 2 i "PFE Be cate RK. * to. vac, “5507 7 SERA ew IXxX*KERY & BOR. L018 Cute. ced t 5 82 WILLIAMS MORTOAGE CO. MAin 14a. “sys 0A—3 reoms, >. “saga saceinav Tce vena and yo nee room ; E16 3.6 reomes 3: s.. Brow | LINC ‘OL N. “890 00A—S rooms, electric ; “deco- e — O35 a~ a room, *; rooms, gas. elec trie: "1400 —Sec aad floor: Sen ‘1908.4 N —5 large. 2f aod st 7407, wes ¢ ss ; FuAT— 5 + eae “1612—3 rooms, ag furnace: (508) py a Oe preferred. + 1OORA— Jarge light rooms, mod: lar e rooms. phird 2 ee floor. r : AT 4 large ro ane. m ~ LOU LEN S510a—0 per “4 rooms, mot 50 - | me 2, Le 2 E soni 4047 — ee Hoge 2) JOHN” As w ATRINS. at JULIUS HALLER ‘BELT. 3916A-3318A—4 | goreened elieeping porch < 4 mi ath free rent. 3326—New. 3 rooms and kitchen- a2 QgeaALes AND CONST. 322 3416 Un 7 Saat 4 -room ‘fiat. d Dear = Agee Late s. ; DURINSKY REALTY Co., larae rooms vile Ge geht Bide. Pn - “LOUIS. 5021A—Five porch, tile ‘~~ ay floors. CO... bree plant: "SsGs...4 cane ‘atk, vearase! WEST RIONTR RE. CO, Wek aio te 809 CHESTNUT. é ‘ATIFORNTA- —— MADISON, Lic 2 rooms, ¢ pise—« Foor, « ore 8 ail MLN New a Foo FAT —j57R sae ] A——Beautiful “rears ue OOM hardwood floors + a. 1811—New 4-room fiat ot, hartwood rik L Hot sow —- roomm t cash electric, “STADTSON 2800-4 roome, bat os “elbeie|e | j 8 | oe SR7i—F roome” bath. Jeske eC A A BE CATALPA. eis < oe north of Waston; 4-room efficiency apart CLARA. 44°4—New. modem vias room. dining END. ‘REALTY sang CONST. / 810 i aw cROX EF & SPEC eee Ben Rr. BB. Co en rooms, ™M aa TEN RETA sR q £3 ol ARIS. ‘a wi oa grea flores and gas; garage:

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SUNDAY FEBRUARY 93 1927 FLATS FoR eyeeRC Any 27. 1997 28 1200 APARTMENTS, , DWELLINGS, HOUSES, FLATS 5S Wanted, For Rent and For Sale in these columns today. Nortnwest —————— — — —_— rage ones) 200m Figg FLATS aoe eas | pousostseig-sor ae FLATS SS ee tot _ | PLATS FOR RENT—South FLATS FOR RENT FLATS FOR RENT—West FLATS FOR RENT—West newly decor a ta 1; > rooms and bath. _ (e682 ‘ARKSR .. nant wai Okie Rt a4 Ooms lle bath MENS. 6641—o 7 in per ge- LAUR s bale. WY Lc. R. MILTENBERGER. ~— a tT er ames nace: rent red , $40 ? a : nardweod floors, hot-water heat: coal | _ oath | oo Biumn » »dern new oat reuu 70) } ». Sih ot eciric rooms = 54 r = , : we ra ‘ ’ JOHN H. ABBOTT, Realtor, 709 Chestnut. ' r- he on : Eo: “e RENE gee: rete # . ; . n ns, bain mf bie j Rivers : + =k : | | , garag’ a be ER. mor a. ye “ é. a 30] 3 = 5 i | : “ ; a eS: ; 1A, — | ; | ele "ie = i a ome - | ms 3 k- oo , decerune ( uni iT. S644 . ao al A lial DICKMANN RECO. 6 623 Chestnut (GEYER. 618 —3 rooms, $16: 2 rooms. $12..." nc , 3 on tl nice for 2 | GENNSYLVANIA 4031--3 rooms , an Peat 7 ee tae a ee ee oe ZENS, £039A—3 _ fv0 * EMASN. 2455—-4 rooms breakfast sd. me = ae Vie Shea Bin. v iressing — mi ne 7h a. ; | et a a oe Ql ier re 3 — me vt at ) i pum se amitor service _ reason ia ble. gic rear r yi) lights SS. : ; H. ABBOTT, Realtor, 708 Chestaut. r: | | [4-4 1—> . ° mioxaiern mainte 36 girs) - a ‘ i . rT i ; : - : rw & - AA . a) i : . . ci re 2131 ~ Se. 8 s4eund OF a LYON , + room Cit rh mes ge haga: ' Wk - ” Be bs ~~. -of ae : dained , a6 8.4..0.%, to nin VMS, HAH, i= lectri D- | gas al SM Une Been’ pnt veins $1. sent me ' yg : MIG Ce ee eLTY AND CONST, ¢0.. ROBER, 4 Ne troon . co : HeAT AND, JANIQOR SERVE / inl TS. CM Cis . -“y ; ; ‘ oe , Ph ral ; et K NIST EB. , S room - ; : : eT Pal ; _ } : ILL ; 2. room naw ! a - 3 ‘30 mm a ry) nod .? PE Ed : Oy ae —— ngs (KEST. Gils a 6 ppemne, het- MORKIS AACH kK ¢o.. Ine "Sa ( heatar* : * Or ry ee . 2 +g "J Z . . WOU. i ‘ FE . . i : . P ‘7 i i z Pee FS. r . . ; “ ater heat pliant: rurauge: mak ¢ of eT. Wik rHitlsneas 054 4 ; th RYE RE Cheatome wetaee the Tire ioe ¥ ; ar ees at a See tPA, | roun mth, ; : bie Aclede ) fs yy iit - . my: ‘ ; . " . . , ‘ > So ’ ig FD . ’ . ft? ta “304 4 , : ep , ’ = ‘ ov “ t isis . = ms . ’ - etde ww , ' NION, Bove i—6 rooms. pla ' pISTEIN & SON, 617 . ae eee $6. _ al = ; + ag _ ' ’ dent S* a lad os - - sit re . Lt -. : r 4 ‘ ' ran taste Ce ’ ‘ ‘ , , s UC i «3 AF | : pny ap . : wag n ‘ . Le eo m™m *{ticleney otk . _ wor! . — water i” “p o> ING -~ Mer -= ms» NicH ek} fit . : aes 's . . .? re . \ ; ‘ mire wor . ——_ ™ a : > d Siedler x oy “A! - ern: Teasuna le bath ith or theut garage wa re = 7 floors e hath: S465 LAL, $53: : wns, ve Cu ' te ee a 4 ROOM ‘ , 36. ee oe i tag PE RBS ns al a ai castles sei cay. ¥ So ee modern: reduced rent. da 160 1—BE AL TIFUI 5-ROOM ; 13 IN BE al TIFUL Or HAMPTON a, Swe ee Peer. See a some: : se —1 n ro eo seen: mane a 3 ; | . ‘STEAM HEAT: CORNER; ‘Y51 . Te tiful new flat of - 1 soos ae ee” | : “a Seven rooms. suitahi a. Sens FUOmnP. ZBOGs . BLOCK FROM GRAVOIS. a ee el reakfast room, bath, hard\ BALSON REALTY CU., 5809. DELMAR. DoS URE ge preterm retin gelge ieee $45 =] MarketioJ - ——— “: ‘ ai: ey Lt j ‘ , Se : “hes an ' ‘ tI \ j i bicndert fave ae +" 14 a ruom 5S. porch. rs; . a ‘ ee ae : , a ~ : : od : ‘ : . “ ugecorate $56). oe y show ee ae eas i ¥ pass “eee - 6s Nag % : at ti 4° ’ a I t j ; - (>? eo ‘ . ; ; sos F : . , . . ‘ lav: 2 ‘ 3 ; pst. ~ - ay , e Wut - i? . nes ii oie 4066 4 GHERTY - gz CoO.. = oe at. ' at wea teu i . mais out. Murp _bed “eet ; . XL U arg 1 eye WM 7 ‘ ep p ne si ; LTD de “0 ai $75. ‘iz «Gti R Lal ae "oe gtnu : On: ; e Tt . iarg™~e rooms, di b ra t : " hat} ae on : y 4 - 4 - : er : if | ALS] i: —% - rT = ne oe a aban ‘ RT SHEEH , DLA! NJ A ND atin seen an ve y Cry i 4 : a , ’ , ; ms. @leetri : iT PEALTY ' , t : ' ¢ ade ’ On : = . n k H . e >t} r : , eiéc- ‘ ? . ' i} . > . . ray | ; - ~m ? 4 . / ‘ ? M > > * # As ys Qn iTTiA cs er s, . a Js yet A AT a rooms, balo at Gu ZU Aa De : ; . ; AJ OJ »° a . aft ‘ WAY LKLLY ig ® P 17504 ructis, bath. Me L 1 RN a Y We RE. ‘. 5225-52274 : “ . ce. MA ‘ si — : - " a > oe a ; weal t on > . Orn “4 ; at} —_—tt a . ore - ; . hot-water heat plant. ss [ - Oi x : tri “ects ‘1. . = Cel 4. 1. EPSTEIN & SON, 617 Chestnut. revarrn ‘effir ier y: every r) en Je : F 5 ' : RB , . . os - } 4 ry ' VLETR RET giNye oe RNICR a rooms and bres SHANO] | : large ee MA CG. isl § Sol——4 reoms, bai! , WATT] a > > st =“ ; tOU0;—* rovins and bath « $ : 3128 N, ' x, ee 2 5 Tor S anc ; KR lectric. jlaundr a eA 4 ine ! ees me Nes bl. COMax 4: ) q iy t ; modern, $42. " 93 s&s. I Dit KM ANN rs ‘CO., 6°73 Chestnut spo Be : . ) oy O15, 30194—Dandy i TERY goed AGN la. 39f ae -ode ath RUSSELL, 4445A—Beautiful new 4-room ' pen today. ! “? ies a PU. ae rows, som ee ee on manne a“ : Estates Bh ies. ree ‘eat and k.tchenette; hardweed floors, steam tA S vv"? tien — — Bice . ee ra eect! ODM Chay" eS. v4J32—3 rooms, me, aataae 7 sic 7 Rp saetagge: «Ae > fre heating. tile bath; garage, etc.; open. ele % RAs te rn " oan o$) 3 igh WM. EICHENSER, 114 N. sth. MAin tS $20 German preferre anges Pig ot ye “| _ esac BI. ANKE R. F.. CO... 711 Chestnut. ~~ ; — : ms whe es FASTON. 43484 RAY Os *de . é : : ms. atl é . - . i; ‘ - $132 F r z ms $4: - ‘’ w } ; ; t rs ry tT tie aX ep ry ry , a : hathro rus ‘ ie 1 ue? ia - Ss; ; . et i ' % ae wt pUees ine : ; " ny r> 7 A } ra {t ” ‘ ; . : - - . = , -- *! : ’ ot >. - GRAV CL $540 — ris ath -ag : ; ~ h , Cabea nt 59K VINNEBAGO, 4018A — } 5-room f = a ° EASTON, 4215 W.—! ROOMS, BATH, $30 DOE ASHI. SNP = es $4) 7 ees ee 4 Clency.: MOd- FRANKLIN REALL?! ent Loot tm Gecorate. rent ard won rs. AQD0 to 4976 Lindenwood MARTIN OLIAN, 1010 OLIVE. MAin 5056 8 ewe rooms and breakfast, 1m $35. b : . Abthony’s Church: #&-/ “can, a xy [ALRY, 1909a rooms. breaklasi 1 3 ace open, garage. _ : awk LES ee Ch on. | . ‘¢ )) EASTON, 4220WA—S5 rooms; £35. a - —— SePplas Pp 1, reauctr tu _A JBI , REAL] c) PNSLN. ~O29 Pnree 2% trl }}} A venue, nN Beautiful j 4°°?OW Fasten (rear 3 reemsa, £15. ' : 4 , Chestni i wad! L. RONALD, 721 Chestnut :) yy) + ™. LEVI & €O.. 109 N. tth. MAin 2968 efficiency: ste i aa Se —=5 = _—+ t , Aor GRAVOIS ASHLAND. oe , ee es | eee " ssi ile 7 NORTHAMPTON _ }} f4sf05, 2843 The most mode ‘ : > J . we ue reoms, breakfaet roomy efficiency: steam “a A Vv. Near Ashlandt . oe Spite : ; Sel te rool rt nc} } > ai niceiy arranged, with brick firepingm SCH VEVER-W A a z Aciede 47 MAIN Lo 91472 » room stv Riverside 3590. — o ral « tor Mr ¢ “electricity rire Mi Pa we a ee a eee Witte” 8 he ea CE Erm ates: Apel nRERY Oe tae Pee ee ee x 1 FARO NO ge . “# THEIMER. WIL. DOUGHERTY R. E. CO:, 803 Chustent APS A RCRRTRE Cpe wm = ; Chestnu PAG! 477° ly uecorated; Dal h Cet, ore ces HEE} ne ue ee ee ie 1 haila> -renaabbag bs ihnsdeigip vitor 905 lls, LR Tecsaee igs ati vn Ho4rs Bro ~ bat! " rat P o : , a ee _ : tP f j.8 res) j ] mie Qi ++. : panics by ++ . 4 , : ; , e y I os , »'4 rié . plorts : t) ry : ; ome é sia 7 ” Lata ; , J , i a om Mash OP ea: (Cc 4 a * i ® sé } J . .’ — | : : rye rr SR SR NBO GATT: TR. MN TBe BE aye tT , ype i Pet at he de WCdatoactye Nes Ms ya sae th Merk an PRospe t . “ 0 BU Hee TK Pei ee ah ee 4ODEKS— RAND BL.—$4y. ALAM (132 rua! 7 pe a . " and FIlilA s. Grand: 4 rooms. fur- rs retiuced. FITZEL. oy a fleer, Oo Treeme, ane. bath, hardwood floors, sleepin i) we “on “-) ae ag water heating. all convenienc es, open; peren tellis, GArfield O278. sian, i : . oe La ‘16 G. SLANE RB. EB. CO. FEE % ee (HEAP RENT—NEW FLATS xs. in mene bent: & AN: AUGA—2 Proms, * ric ‘ . 4 Spec 5 ss wala , oN ea KEE: deal eae a eee ~~ Palle : pe sag ee ’ m8 Ad , henett eieam hea HO JOHN HB. ABBOTT, Kealtor, TOO Che Ns ee oe eaia | mecms: bat) dry; attic; dandy fo ot val a ee Th reasonable reut ae JOST-MILLER BR. E. €0.. 105 N. 91) Ave eaey Seen FOOs. seats JOHN H. to = Sa ANN 9 large roome it “ar ai TEaSOUA LY ' Qoctyu Z bist. een ' pe ; er y JOS. EF. DICKMANNS BR.E.CO,, 623 Chestnut pays A SHE \ AN I ) AH ee a ~ uae — PORES i ARK bo’ U ir ~— 3 akfas Pi GE 454 Ot iva fur pac: . — ; é ae ‘ aki ‘ ~~ ‘ ; wr . : . . a j i at — i r i : Oot J " ry) ry eT. une ' “e ous rent reduced OL GULDMAN. JjoHN AL ABBOTT, Realtor, Tov Chestant. RIDGE 0- 3reom fiat RE AEA ih ee $10 sicealiiadiaclaid - b — - i ly , j i i ; 4 ; ANN Os i ' ' , : BOL N Vii _— nee : , oo jiecora! ier 13 } Pave mw 4 ' be 2 ; ; : Rj : ij ae S. > ‘ 427398 ARNGROVE PRCrT ] | $50 pet cior J41 TETNIATA 43°6-—3 rooms ba:i fur : sb MB ort Bier aie ’ : = eso a ets a> | aan 3 FE nn | FOREST PARK. 4323-—-4 rvoms. hare ) ANN Sy a Tes — a: Se eecne ae ere L = ro maf : opane v4 S57 } oLomea LINN ; : bail co! 3 x es “ seep Pomel ' hot Hiland Dade - PN r S. tHe dal yood floors team =6heal anh. kiDe, Fr. 5348—3 KiGu-, BATH. FERPA * S14 a ‘ee S685— Sunk y-TGOM “Tat a08 —_—e 2 laewe fT staan t : oe js ‘eye OE ne oe Pires Oud vi > yy = , ANS Sie -t) of ; is . : . ote eins oe ‘ 1 ~ : “ 3s La r. : } ; 3.1 4 , - ne shir \ , : \ room ha NX kK \\ fk 2A i : If “ AN ry D: ‘ One ESAION. i i se . ‘ o FR A & : : . _ ; ae $4: o of oom tr owl ~~ ere ie siete ane la ater heat Lier hei - " ' edu . ’ |” me © Ts f FELD REALT (O.. S10 TITLk : ; = — = == - : = al ~ one tsa : , CK I : ig .. 826 Chestnut jo aa A RY [kW ' Y BLOM. Vi ALN Hoo. r aes Tt , MPs ; SAK LH. bili A—tederorated, 5 = Paperttte pees : ‘if gus. electric. bath: anly Bie iets 4] = fit) “a . 5. ! ‘ - ” very JOHN H ABBOTT “Realtor. 700 GEMEMADS. ©712a—F joor; 3 rooms. uth: | soe p. DICKMANN RECO~ “623 Chestnut MINNESOTA. 3830A—9 darge room: per “Se ae 3 G 3 om. including breakfast ro Ss | = : bed, gas rang oo $. ; 5 4 i ~vi wn - 4 a4 ‘) . ’ . ie tem % Eze : ii r} + i lectrig. et GE Napa, S00, Le oe: Rey hago An ; : - ‘?T pa : 4 ae : , mTmT~ 4 TA ; 150 4 . } ; . : ah ’ ix ne , . »¢] oem BSD i 1Ti & Lii® — mr ) f U %. ' ' ~ . ‘ r . — | ¢ ; sf Li * lf 4 4 ‘ ‘ " é ttl _ p-] ae ricieé . ' re , im * prt Ae ~ " . , “ 7 in) ned a a whe | as jin - —? geet agg i=. eel 5 und: : LEY reine Jt rit ~ SS. FEYDT JR. RE ALT’ C9O., ret EES, | a ate ni B. Fuse ' wr ws ' nodern: S32 . si on LAciede “S841 700 OS. «Grand. =k Nh — at , 3%. Ke 127 i * rat he o.- y my WEST. END "RE ALTY AND. CONSE, Da ae es ode ; 7 | | of ase b wr 7 i a «* Rha ‘ . as bids ‘ I i >. , ANSAS, ae ——f FO ms. ~ path, B Riverside 24 Ww ad pionlens rfiel: mode m efficieney:. gar: Ew ANI ; . oun ; Southwest $42 VGerage $5 : A A clede # GHTH_ 1508 s— >) repens, water. gas. \ E Sia §go~ -oon — ; re nahble : A g* = ae : : : , —— ae : -_ : 3 = rooms, bath, ssieetrie: reine to $14. GArfield 8542. tor. LINNESOTA, 462: ren, o rooms, JOHN H. ABBOTT, Kealtor, 700 Chestnat.{ ARSENAL. Oolt—nvew - od floors, | and hot wat . jouble gar : furnace. newly decora’ Abany 2213% masini mic ith et ' g { ms vav~age ee : : *4 be : . ‘ ‘ + us i e) yf . — ‘NA nN T a wa ‘ ws nid x 7a Sa nace , : amy : : r) . : . at rT Tw, ‘ are — : . > ~ - - i ‘ . . ™ ‘ ‘ * ; > ; ; { i" ; ‘ ‘ . , : ® wll ‘ ‘ . ‘ rere ia s ro eat. BOms ; Strieely fo. larewe yard ‘ -———~ - oe eee -” = moe hn mehe ulte, +0 inf Jing room, ining im Fag ite. breads , water. leh gas ‘3 Ee Tr voraee tile bath. ever : : ' ‘bat! , K : edroors: § ; m: ; = , . oie ~ $40) : ’ E L ad L4; , od * _ er onrerees ‘Hich Srhool. IGHTT. Ee wrH ; 0 q . rooms and xa ik i ¥ 9306 , y iti ia hi : i a *? eo? j - a ; . 7 ? . TT] Si O3A-—4 rovunis aud os ith wer , . furnace vce todo n-th - os ae aR a ts Ae 9 od cm wht «LEON “ BAL SON a TY. a7 3° A oni rooms, , ’ ‘s - * z : 4 . ps iia BK $+ LACLEDE MIGATEENT aw roo! rng ’ "ae ; "tek Cy xy ~ —" sa - pore tr emer band —— : - eel eettatine tas Teel, Den nn ey _ — = wale 5 Pre SHENANDOAH. 4046— ROOMS, BATH. Ge Gisem sont: $40 PRewal gels NSH. Sole et TORS. & ! eTTE. 39% or in 5 | “or ) i,” ) GAS, ELECTRIC; NEWLY DECORATED; varagce ateam “at: Jt | a 7° *a) 2s : A i o sae TT? » at ) e . . ) a nar * im Ti : a ‘ : a ‘ $3 P i | ¥ ET’ EL —! ms. t : MONT | holes rv CORN. DIXON, 722 _ Chestnut. GAr. 7893. worenhy hed in living room; 5 roo! te oe eat . ¢ e 303} Li Nei ura , t regucedg 4 ‘ ‘ won , +} Fie cite vay Ne apap at at , of the ial } [ Eset se . : 2m ™ ‘ +o b? ° : i ‘is a A 4 bie ch was ‘ r ’ 4 i ‘) i as = ae ~ pipe oS ° BAY ARD, TJPA 45 rooms: moder y . el ane _—— LAFA YETTE. 4109—Five : eee ; Du! St. woul, Vee aa BEN M. ttc gprs B15 OLIVE. Chestnut «t. : =~ . : ! a matt =eoee $46 oncession "Rand . rcAG , IVR] th et ai: “epee ‘ ti - T . * hs i hiai . oa ae we | rr (er tate | T ¥ . . “610 Gre i.) ' ‘OOTIU ad k 7 > See i“, A—tIE') VING ROOM, : q : Pu “ac ; : -- ' tt hath bhacdw ; ve fur tis “ee! rr }\4 oF 69 EA It ; } : : pet. 5 ? . yy - —— 4 bul , > ; . = ali wet Py: CONST, €0., M. KITCHEN A ~ ee 62) | nace_heat. | _ , NEBRASI “a a ties FN AE oes A ea esi , , : SEL. 5 the cectric. | WM. RIC RE SNES, BES ' » DRESSING cos re BE le mexienn rT 2) iy TE oe Sei er a Sho: wares weenie lowa DF RPFLINGER t; am : seen bh alectric HAASE REALT. a ! HAMILTON” 1154. Mod ones x ~ ¥ ’ - > ~ *? 7 ject! .. - He ‘ - i ; :. ; : ; } ‘ | , ~— ; a 4 , ' >: j : . eer Dat h =? : . » ot to | . . + “ , - cE: heen on nat’ amrniet O5SBRAV bis, with aa- | BLAINE, sue GRand TOl@EMeaccd Riverside OS33W. a\se —New - four * ‘ “ lowat! (nar , > > rrr Aba . ” ; J = . “> _- . ‘ ‘ > ; ‘ i —e : le ‘ i ; : : : P >.>. A bate ie Y : " nr . rc 9 4 7 at aba : 4 "ia hs . «J " - : ; ‘ : oe “ . . ; “a ’ ° c% cyY . : : ' ' : as. . . a : i in“ _ . - . | : : | . . ' + ch. hardwood floors ria furphy indry: $2 adu : Ei Ov be nosey Te ei 3c nen s ga Pins . e7 TT - . pet Boiid «din Gms ' Pret iges , mae ont : e eo Coestnat ; a tile bat? ret fixtur ‘ a " : an - nen ' “OTH fi Imiiteu ine, 2 POG , ith ira wi j ratec. am = L? > on Pi oeas VANDEVENTER. T1656 SN} rooms. bath. D., 4003 Chon- | nace S55 . BBE EON F : SCOTT. 8 estnut. | or pares arate entrances: rent $2520. OHI : : | actatags ent reduce ne au aie Oe | adc’ "se KAMP. GArfield #14" ~ esate = i . . - ‘ ; aan! ; { sar k*® . i *,»Y r+ ‘ | ee ' : ‘ . ' - ; ° : 4 ‘ i ‘ . . treasing $1 ~ : — mee RAMAN -EONHARDT R. ) oe. a pik, . 2. rvoma. | 2 : RORTTG El “KK REALTY © A VENTER KASTON-——® -at.aret ~ fine location JOHN H. ABBO rT. Realtor. 709 Chestnut. ‘eal on OD $: — GHER , "RA “Chestnut at. LAMI. 404A 4 aree 90ms $1 GA? y ; T NTH o=a> « os mae ’ 2 ork 20) > : ~ pe oe ww E® ane Sntuigher army ae ’ DD, 3 7 et ; rooms bath, field 845 i¢ . ep 5ey " ; ep ha JOHN H ARBROTT. Realtor, 704 estnut. tua ; , F , a a ; 4 : : en $52 i}. cappssioippeaeen pity : ‘ . nat -— Deion : se ae ea + mee . _— ! i . ' . - . : "i ea OG : iat, 5 + “ve ¢ roay?%y } , + *¥) ‘ . \ : ; As he ‘ TENTH ~ 1610 S.— A ater and ca : . P. ‘ P ~~ n LAML. 1IVLHA ‘ a. : i es » 4 _ . ; = : Mod 5 : c Wee ‘ ~ . F : , “RY & SON, 1015 Chestnut.) : were fasonable. : TENTH 3-4 rooms. $2 Ais SKA : ; ) 4 : , ae EENAINGTON 56744—S —" DEVEN 18: large fooma, a! % ocr anne NT ARS - on - —— . aye : apne nth . . : py 4 BB oes . apis : ~ - = x. reer Pe ; ; sa ees ae er NT_Z! 2 LAWRENCE, 23392A-—3 rooms mE * a5 Aaa wien ctr 42 rape ' farTaRe + mod reomm. $45 SD ) ; “z ie Ee af ost _§ a = . M. ART. . on aenarate entranecr Farrer? veneinces : : : . . . ihn : r act ‘ ] ; : . . - KENSINGTON 5140 e?—F ar r rir tree Tite Guaranty MP. 9890A—3 toms. e > eh abe “heap to rood tenant GArfreld 2487 (et) 7 ——} MHOMS. Bd , ain on ‘ ¥ © ve outed = ~———— mene : an L_LAciede OHR40 Ti , e ; ° ae ‘ ¥ di a - ‘t et ark ——S . “cm : Fe * i tet hd Tf a ~OrMmsa Murphy hed heat o fur pe : “242 3 4 : 4 light reonis > b Y > i? “~ . ' } Liu “| é> eee rut 4 v : . . ' ; ; Ii , BaiiG BXAas «4 . ry : ~ “¢ ’ . " . 4 > as yl . , . " of 4 sTytMtZ eG 4* $5: rage Riverside 6550). “~~ ree ; , (ILTEN SE! 1a . 2 mO) 7 t. ak . ae . ls - irv no outs: ae wore on” ~- we. ne ba th $32 ol , 8020-—Becond fioor ‘ : ; . oo ae ro TRS m B.C (ul "eu . 2 * ' KIN iGH AY : die . Of ternats 4 adel , ry i , 3 _ : 4 } :* wall ’ : y } ’ i‘ ' 7 ; . ; ; : : 5 (ifizgy oJ , 6 ‘ o me : t Saad : : . + od floor : ‘ 1 48 ae gpere oo, oe 2 irat floor nic r : j—3$ roon } anc sun | : eleffan mptot beildinas: Pe | CHOUTS 1a GA 50. KENSIN : , : ome, new 24094 S—3 com | dines: 47 —Firat floor 4 ——. and ja: JO: ret . _ CMC RAL. aoe wets se — =. — aan " LISETTE. - a auabes LAR 142 : arg? nt OTT averon? . RE ry Ty co Se MORTGAGE (CO. MAle 1865. * ¥°9 rE . . kK i et m Ps merry mea floo - -—P0oR Os = om : , : ¢ ed r..4 J op ay a , Pt. rod ' rs ‘ P ci a kee | garag’ ; = : ‘ é ae he OF te ~ ' . . ; T } ; - + " we 4 ett none | . : . “ Liwigi . i => . = ‘ ' i ; | . a ‘are , ; aE = ~~ ; 9 , ‘ iar - r ” “4 , : ; ; - , - ; CLIt’ HALLER R , fecora ec ; pe? wee wR ; ’ “ ot 4 ia ae Un _ : Se ® rHin ie 7 > ABA : ; , | . ose ; ase co eT i | Ba ving . : ee Ord } : . t » + . ; s+ , : ef : " . = ta. A ge NPs fu rTia * -~ Va IngoT re Pe rpbaio SPORE laa Orcas PRR, phen wth iat Me Gag > mg : sap fiys iB ay. tis. sleeping 4 beac b de errt ese ath ~——_ Riyverpi@e 4; $10 , tit ner bs, M Ain itil OA. Bibl ege + * , be =e ' ; Hew tin a5 rav pang FF - “ ' NOSHIGOHWAY 110 , “~“ modern floors cleus rooms "Mur - | LIBERTY “70 ¢ New single fiat > and Dy - "RUSS | “rr , 6 PD anc @) rc pat apace —- es : " - : Morn he garage? nivy Gust? - 8A on Weioy ble I Really & Se sare ens Brom. 1cb0) | 4 "roome: double garage: a real ba: pms. bat! TY NINTH, 1507A oom . 3 : eird ~ e: ) Riverside 4 —_ 7 . , : “~ . wT) = gas ath : aaa ’@ “ . pe 0 se hroeder 2 vs e ¥4 |? T : ) ‘ : “ ) ioe ier ‘ all | 3 ic) car line; new, 3 rooms. $4° Rand car , EB KRAIM & ort). wr 2 - , 1) Me Dp ib. ne. fi a : x. | urnace; no geree”, tre SOM 3957A—5 roome bath, electric. | 8830. _ SE io ae ~ Pn : . 127194—3 ROOMS, GAS bore butik. «4 eS) Ge } | Choeuteau hari punnatee aire : ie : ALIFWRNIA, SISSA § rooms. . a: os : LO! “73a ROUGH 4A004A ty tmrivajer; KA aaa ws Tes dy c. oom AND ; ~ RENT. REASON ABLE bo ied ’ ; 3 Sa) — - * x D MR ILE - =e 1O1LS Chestnut lat. 4 beaut! fut ragm: ~ - = : he - wre wae. A “6 . MARTI Ol IAN. 1010 OL \e.. MVAin OS were At “TAND. i oe | RuUCvMs ‘i M. 39044 —S5 large rooms, | locate. ane arian ia» -seeciieoenll .— a furteasr ad 4 90K ALIFORNTA, 3123-—3 $715 ait lA ail i ADS

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ST NPAP s1. LOUIS ze 1200 APARTMENTS, DWELLINGS, HOUSES, FLATS Wanted, For Rent and For Sate in these columns today. se PFBRUARY #4 5 POST-DISP ATCH. Seg 0k eet lta Al este: i = 3 -: 1 “Ol HOUSES, FLATS, ETC. HOUSES, FLATS, ETC. TO LET—BUSINESS P’RP’SESTO LET—BUSINESS pay = ET—BUSINESS P’RP’SES TO LET. ial : FOR RENT DWELLINGS FOR RENT HOUSES. FLATS. ETC. FLATS FOR RENT—West DWELLINGS FO ELL FOR RENT, FOR COLORED FOR REN1, FOR COLORED ‘FOR RENT, yon Caen ont 3 — Sentra . se = Tipiox wee . 7RA—4 rooms, bath; $57.50. Central & ; ALIPWI? 7 a eed Nicene | iDartmel : 3 LEON — 5 ROOMS. — spritkler and elevatar. . Ee tr "923 Chest wena al LEVI 4&4 €O.. 108 %. Jth. __ 2968 136—Fiiat. 5 ‘A ' —'. bof. * . + ~' 2 MkLIA. »720—s KOUMS, BATH, ELEC- THC. RENT KEDUCED TO $30. MOKKI~ A ar H KH. t Oo. Ise g'6 ( hestnnt ie a het bet > 4 ent | spd bot Pet Bee Vt Gta ei sotlpgbarAnacey §h fire at ories pie on ee ee oe ay RE Sig ee | . rent: eee this pot GH! KT} RK. “sit Chestnut st ~ i - - + ¥ v NPR Ee 9 SERRE RE Bie ih CA ane —+4 Pema Fr ~ HORTON HOo6i—O8-ROOM BESIDENCE ~ = } Wash « 1 18 ' ve : ; . a [TABLE FOR BOARDING HOUSE; ¥ ; : ) ear =a meth “‘nrigt = i ¢ | ze Sts KENT VERY KEASONABLE. SEE ; ney 3 : o ashit Ly Fas 7 MARTIN (Lia... imi’ OLIVE MAin BADSG : . c rT . . . " . . af o i : ~—Pa 4 ; : ~~ /j ‘ ’ 4 yA 29x12. -WALTERS REA RTH MARKET. fi02 6 rooms, Te = : ———o 1 MOKRLS LACH aA. + ; .., B56 Chestnut SUBURBAN PROP. FOR RENT a OF T S ¥y ( IR I C] ce a “. KRY “Tort (HPA 4 a © ’ - oF [+A ae, " - . > e hd P ; Tris v : a 2 . “ ? ow na . | WASH : , ,a? ris : : ,' : : : : ; ; ' ' . — « . . Tita @ Ritevi~ : a ° rit. na ; ‘ . ; S J — ‘ ; , . > . ' 4 L ‘ . $ ' Clare : at 5 e'orv? ‘ : ms ; 4 p + . : " Rint vin ‘i, in { - . : 4 7 , i a , ] . — — “ “ , : : miei : : se rn . ; pat 7 ; , " 7a : . on — LTTESTHS % ' NT sFPARA Las = . " ; : ns , : = : Li‘ ™ ’ T 140 ; ' ioe “ vide, oe Sei vt... KOOMS. BATH—ONLY : S20 ee oa lege rer ar te. l4 y " Wade 2 x $) Gartie S642. 0 North al Ww a a : en ~- NEW FOREST PARK FLAT - | . 7 14 | Mia wees u oe | 7 ' ' : : eile : : a ‘ 14:) 3 . on & a . + : : Lf Tarage } “ ASH? . ~“ . % Ps ‘ 2 = ; ees J J 1 ow AY Bt ItPtIne. 190008 Nr nw 7 REASOR. REALTOR, Kiri ee ) ‘din: | Square Feet | 3 h electric | ow ity V Conseil ‘s | ST 1 wr ‘1 pers 3613 —— : OH? (BBO itor, 109 Chestnat. Cha 2 ge 9 en “ae ce ah ac Sakae meee” canal” aiecedes " -R 7 ir ae tiones WiISSMATH. [28338 N. GRAND. pivisiin 4 om : - 3 - ’ : ucken ’ tern ele yuu Frmemgsetut Ne ck! , “618 3 Northwest LSHTIN Gr I a3 em. JOHN B. ABBOTT, Keaitor, 109 Chestaut. Workin AACH . 3 : | : > 1904 08-0 y 3 oF ‘ ‘ , : . . ; : : o o> a f hestr vt mf one : ed BE Laciede rd. near Bruno av. Maple 315 Wise av... . 3 | 12 we AS SHINGTON JOHN HB. ABBOTT. Reattor = sect San | ig | ak Sururban Property—Furnished ,}\% 3, Beayum ~_ . r; will give fone hKOHN H. ABBOT iter, T09 Chestnet. — ‘haa? 2 rT A . 7 “Mert erent n oe. ae Be aiee tae PRY) Lee he ry ha J ee Ww, L\BBOTT Realtor. 709 Chestnat. 2 Riv M FL | : - | ten gy | . | : ea me ean He ities , | ee | et ss58 DS | ? : $75. : a ra BT) . «tore: necn i ) ‘ 10! ; : ’ . — - 1 . asement ow : 1 “a | . wan ) Seti” ane - if ma and page 7 7 ww -EICHENSER 14 N. Tt Q (ve nriwe = . ne . : . ' : : Be sh’ ‘ —- ne 2 ik . . Rert. a =*h : a a FURN. HOUSES FOR RENT © Sey 042 : ALYY | 6 ee a ae _ = | Deseall : “ " . " ai : . 2 maui . ' , . 7s. ‘ : - : ’ i hn f faite : , , —e a , 3 . , | 3 | | Square Feet SINSTHENTH. 3301 N-- MAN. ——-rgem Fesiden , = — chery. 2: resume : : : . loeation, see at 3 SOAs _ 7 : : ——s ‘ Three rooms. electric. § . $55.0 Ca Iverside 612 : 3 PESSLDE E wher ¥% on * Oi” © ecceee | : | | ; : . | —— WOT? | . TORS’ 01 _ contin [- re Lease _ phe. ‘ 7 y b ; " ie roem : fae (* ies, = ~tngy : he | on, ; ~] Es \ & ’ me gr wee Pe oni ny pee: ats yee : EASTON. 3140 are . ior aay - . . poe ey H . T RENTON Py 5 wA és . _ . ae : - ‘ pi’ ; * we ‘ ; d aad 0 & Sold. ; — oan . . * LERS AND EA 4 efficiency vrnigne 7° ai y * >: ver Sei me : me... " = : . iS At I = 4 ” | = , _ , ow a . yi ’ T™ . 55? i ao ‘ rs , “er 3 od hou GERTRUDE tea t furniah Cats. 4 C my ee, 19 sapeon eet iginsitieelis hoa de ighnigr ‘ nary oi simi A ‘es ae x P " Op yale oie Kittie ¥ io! va 4 “ bi > spe ’ 5 ROOMS. BATH, ELPt , ~ , " “4 oN ANTAOAH *] | —~Ee " R lar e. bath, Bt y Wd 3 es ty reome and garage. $55 sae Oa Rea’ Es ' 3 ad ME VIL & ~ sages e cange. clean & a ee — : ~ne : ‘*id—large store with REBER PI eat. we | . Ts . her Te + : . . e whl | arr al milies, aee su neg Mpg entice ay GR. © vith ciny > waar ve et rid cuss pace: garage ” ;ARP TE hres OOD re A 4 ; tractive OFTEN NEGHTS— PEN J LET—BUSINESS P’RP’ SES f ve eee eee ie thy Hee SAR ti tne ee ds : , niet a : irene de E VE ISRE ' — Bae RaOMsS PAD \¥ 1e8s-o5 ety ee F. pha KEs BALSON REALTY Sat [LMA book rrocery: rent reasonah sng ou) table _ “ae ss ow “~ £28 Chestwut +. oe. Sum LIA . laundry. Bes j ; J =, ; Ca ; : . ; is rene" ; ) j my : ‘ pa ~ 46 — : : : “2 yo ~ : “ . i : PTT FLATS AND A’P’ T’s Wastes ~~ > =. . : a 7 ; ——— . ¥ ; ; a¢.% ec mPa : oN ; ¥ ‘ x he ? © ‘ ' : . ‘te : , , ‘ rT A pwrarrTs Lorabe ("Yoeeert BONGALOW Wrd.—To rent 5 « a Fersscoalh r Wes " 38 : cALT , on erm RE 3} negton « $75 South Site , Ra: , "e424 Ww hac BS sir |i otis Oe beat: Bake Bb : ‘ : Data’ PGMs has entry TF, pM Be a OO etek Ih Slits Rll he es ass toes Ae lil 5 att nro fh Ft. AT Wid ——i ae 4 — henlow. bv March 12. in 1 tote Southwest "ogee ¢ bu ‘ : : ; weat st ¢ : - , ; . 7 . ; . . , . "a . ’ . : 4 y 2 om ar ‘ 5 ’ z . 7. : . . ; P 7 v4 ; . = 4 . : * Be ig ow ; "ia 43 Tha eee F TL aivete? low t>. . at ve Sas . : : chs ™ ere . ¢ , ' _ - oP vs ete sats. / ; eake reas coat if denis oth. = goed Loweeot ure i FLAT OR f iT ey ' vt - tise , | pss . : f a € : 4 , } aly ' > ' c. ; * carenenes Flats and Apts. Wiha. > "itor fa ite re «ag? fap 4 ‘are. tte a eee —teRIN«. BPALTY « eS : a. ; oy ‘ ; . . : : . . 4 . " : * ear Pp 7 ~~ , | : - 2 . ' ) . ; . - ’ My ¥ 9 ¥ “ r “ : A bs ” . _ oy 2 . ; j - Me * : Bex K408% Poe: = bite » oY = Non 12 10 htt any @soy _ % : tees ae ‘> 3 ~4 " * ae : . ¢ : rf - ‘hea ' ' ‘ ‘ | j ; a“ * ui > F co 4 % te N : ‘ * » . 4 teat. PURNTSWED APARTMENT eh Oe Aai ; a = : ; , ‘7 : tte to 4 SEICS e ume * EN i ath! ta ca -ag ion hae "aor +e ; ’ . R 4 ey . ~ [ + , , woul : . yo ; P ~ . : 4 . . ~ . are a 3 | I~ . ‘4 : ,. a Poet Noreten Bouse: Side Box K-14 | anus : 4 a . } : , mM tr: iden th earns wat Fr4s ' 9 oo! == . ' - = & €S = “| La A a, chee oar WaT a _ = saa-g estore OO ‘ HOUSES. FLATS ETC. On | oD FOR RENT. FOR COLORED mm « ¢ +.) REALTY Bi tg +e b & 5 Phy : - BALSON FEREALT _ 22° DOFTW1R 12 large rvcms. newly. , ewe =3. . 4. @. EPSTEIN & SQN. Git (hestaut 10] B43 Se Arr s. SOO . - : " ga2 @o iric A 44K am me om ' each werner wher

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ARY oRR RUARY 2, aed SE DARY 27, 3937. a5 2000 REAL ESTA TEF For Sale, Exchange, Wanted, and Bungalows, Cottages, Flats, Ap artments, Residences For Sale Today. _ 'SESTO LET—BUSINESS, PRP’ seg peet—susiness P’RP’SES TO LET—BUSINESS P’RP’SES , TO LET—BUSINESS P’RP'SES| TO LET—BUSINESS P’RP'SES —- REAL ESTATE CARDS REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE. REAL ESTATE CARDS _ 1SE ———a ae Central ee North ) : West | $5 > () ON DC VW N exe LIX! csaeng oy we : have a 6 oT - ———— ES ———— — = = os R | - 2 . > ¥ na . . : “> ' 47 * wal .- * [~~ - my , ! x*Z erst wean " j 4 : EE a. 2 a ba : “ 1100Ts TT A} LL OR. | 1900. ‘ —4{ erner ow fine lo- ) ; t. a e F ri — = tore, ye rooms aS ANDEV ENTE R 06-08 N Sto i ’ a ’ ‘ . ia « ~t ja . ‘ -¢ ¢ — a ; Lik )}- I = | ri — entire bulid ion; low rent. GArfield W2 Ldtownir : lient " larmacy corner ae x0. | ly decorate : suUiladie Various p urDp tra : incom T . : arn ti 17 ‘ ws rae vehtche ee Ty . . rh a ‘ ea ™z BD Le T ? } : . c a ; { rer rT " : _— ~ " ; “s mit at, sprinkler and elevatar ,DL ¥20 Chestnut ENTIETH. 42 99 N—Store, vestibu 40 , Cherokee and lowa: 2828 =; ee xOh - Bc a 399 S aR. ion boi i+) ae ee roam eS tT nye ae ~ . | : spr ; | | >) ; fnat : arewe stock an Perrys - i 1 25)! N Gran. VYANDEV ENT! ER, L035 N ree «etcr , . ‘ eae Ak GOWD mero offic : : hai. 7 e. : i floor or vou hike it. 1 make proposition: Vu PARK. 273 . . patented bakery oven. C Aban y 454° M ; : = ; Suita: : ; lak , ealtors. —ew oF rest : i ——- | ss nal E00 : in, oe, Hee Oe 20 7 . reat 3% * ae * : Se a ee ia ie Be z i $7) Gravois ’ ~ rs : + ' p . - ; o ” r “7 . . 3 —— MoWtq—Exchamee residence and fiat: If you — your own lot clear we will erect and finance er buliding? ce OSHA 60x52: | TWE-: T 7 i. 3527.) —Larg store TI, =): «pera th and Park: hotel. \ mo gg > Shay 716 N.—tLarge store. | = ; I ner building). pure Ce ae “| 30 rooms, , remodeled, clean, ele with building in rear; good arto’ loca- : ry ». Tits . . =s « for insurance firms, | 4D!© fo rehouse, coal and ice plant. ga a Tagg Peter ‘wher FOrest | tion; will put in Al order. KAMP, GAr- — ESTATE—-EXCHANGE Ses tema y vee ere “o for vou Bu valo ws. Flats or Store Buildings. We fur- ROOD square feet. % ort : 2% a e' ‘ ‘ . y H . . Lo P .} field R342. eee OR ts ne OS a eR MOEN ee yas , } . ia , a ; . P “ee z writs . ‘2 4; . 7 IER R. R. E. - he le inn 8 , | vinGIT~ TCC ee ge oo =~ | VANDEVENTER AV., N.. (corner of Page ; acreage. near ot. ash REALTS fp wy (FP 118D plans ste speciiicaliogs. } ' store. ii ‘ oF ‘ ‘ ha J d ° ’ ¢ rner heat: janit ' ait * n° ‘ i . / - ‘ on 6 ; i } d 1: 7 . Lit by : ij ‘ ' , : if ; rir / — a r Ar ug or ILDING: BLES, 1120-SHgit laras Office: | TER Tea Narco Fae, (et eadeto-wear: steam eat: ONE | Cusinees,” $160. MATHEWS REALE | APARTMENT Wide Fur aeubie Tala Ber 27d Cow’ PUMENWIDER: GAS rer janement, with elevator. 1 See B A. FRANK! \EST FLORISSANT. 36: S| ae Tt ee el cae | $2 OLIVE ST.—STOR E 20x90 AE oe. . ARM—240 4 exchange for income | Wf ° wie . ; : doc ith haseene nt: beat furnished: reason- | gin). eancn 2; patina a a oe BE oe cgae rol 2 vf ' owner RE ALT I | MclON ALD D. 1111 Chestnut. MAin 0142. cai cian Mk ot teh ; 10 Gravois ev. $50, STORE—DELMAR CAR {Toop | APARTMENT. family ser jot. mod. | PFAKM—For exchange: improved 100 ager _ TATCS , ho’ PRoepect £519. __20s0 See) 7 Maen Anh Berent, | x02: ent $5400: imcumbrance Ler hae Cone so08 tes 4608 GRAVOIS A\ WILI ; i : ‘ . ra ru i he > iA vf A iit NY ane s} ed “ ft re © = ‘ a : ‘ ‘ A > » 1 , . . . 4 , j \ ™ ‘ ™ i , ‘ ti } — 7? ~aF7 Piss deh al . j fu Tris asW rs e ‘ »* Pm se y —— . 3 io a , ‘ ; . r 5 wt . 4 re, good location dertul ion, transfer corner; cheap | ———— + ae APARTMENTS—4 ae PanwM—war eo coceccrasent A Si Open Sunday Till 3 P. M ert ans 7 wrze bulldit ION SITE Bungalows and business a °. é Hiodlarmont. property to trade for improved vacant, iproved i unt $7OOU sie . =~" —_- ae een in) f a fetime .Phone for appoin : LAIDE. me} - . ‘Der fe anchester and I yle, in Ma- also have buyers for lots close to street re EOE ; |'- : wi ner ern basement. eee tral 730! nae ac ee eet : see | oh tag “HIGHEST TYPE OFFICE | Be%oe4 HAWKINS KEA ae eg SS 2 : =~, , ek oe: ; 7 : de! . . / ' —* ‘ i i] i i ; ial ¥ ©. ae il i] i 4 Cr . ty . PP hw y * = » > “ rio 1? F ‘ *? * ‘ ’ furnished cat ~—S- cit Tate oe aig “ gee 9 BUIL era IN Sot TH ST. PARNGROVE } WHITE 112 N. 7th. seen : nee CO.. 206 Wainwright. PARM-—22', acres, ~ 2 west of Max REAL ES’TE—WTD. TO BUY aoe re sc eidiatiimans Meer iit. & | reat E et ible parti ‘ : _ Dickmann Buildi Gr and Arsenal: oe peepee Ee AY. S85. “A subiect eniy ta 1. ay - ancine- will take owen [ MAVE s . brick cabtage Want farm NO COMMESSION—NO_ LISTING ‘arge basement : | ~~, EUGENE ALTHEIMER, WILLIAMS & | Cesirable space still available: res ason- .--* : s ER AV.. SPORE ~ 34) a oe of trust -} QT Grav Riverside 2900.| 1 c.8°R Pos ee IMMEDIATE SALE—ALL CASH Nit e«f ; ae on RENTS he: = Tl? Ty : : . a Rae ; as % 4} +; Ture a a = re fee . . * . VW Du) ny Kind St. Lotis« ’ RS _ oe oe aa er ao «907 ‘LMER. INC estnut st. able “ n pl T. LARGI ; a : a . , ' . : : SU ALIN. SAN! tA} "1008 CHESTN > - . _ mate rr " “Sad ee "tT ¥4 ; : : rT “=; 1} } f ire ---- = Pe os - " : > . Teh D iW Be soma aS . ae mary diego ners - oa a DRY GOODS Lot ATION ¢ 11 faa j ‘ {ti ahiitu Mi : T « > = ‘th of 1.3 nd west a} l¢ W : ‘ : ‘vi ew 4% ‘ } Roo 9} MAIN £636. “~ cage rent e in thia building: very reasona- . ( BAND AND, WIL LMINGTON AV. : B. 18x17 antl :, tice a t. jrot ARSENAL aa 2-story bungalow; sid ree 1) : Mever Ls ~ . ‘ = } m 2il > THEIME! " ’ % neha ogee a wd o as rerio rent ressona? ble. rvoms, sunroom and reception hall, ui- RM—For &: nee: Indiana : ree TANLEY EPS in. 4 kK | ‘a! n be ; h buyers for ns Been “a Esl ng “y R s , Ley, . heh penton gen. cal .| water and janitor # , . | t vl UB age REALTY CO., 604 Wainwright . In the heart o and | TUS | DOUGHERTY RK. E. €O., 803 Chestast. »tra modern; brick garage, 28x38; 50 ft. lot. | le ‘a land on ‘ad road: value ee ES ; ee ib te in Norti ‘ : ; ; a ' / 1 i! oe For ; LAr LLIE "i. iRKALD I ei in t , sat ee eae - Will consider trade fer modern single flat. FOR L i “AS 9 KEL SPORE: CHEAP MEN! Bids. , aa’ O71 cod Ln ‘ ot f z lat ae ee i i to? “ *) - —— 2 Rea i . P en today for inspection, . , soar.g ’ wou xchat ate ee th Bice t Liey ioe in Te! en with or with Factory, WwW ith P owe -, Ete. Rospect 1519. 2610 Gravo' KINGSHIG AWAY AN > wa eymawan, | Soe men tore. Victor 8865. one-half of farm. Dan Tucker Miller. | mu vill trade for si: 3 Let us knew what you Dave lease al! or | call I) : pensipeansn Broadway 1 Monroes 00 » | HOES. a gE SECOND FLOOR, ARMSTRON( 1206—4-ROOM BRICK: PO UIE. ON: _____- ——— « appl) fer 17-206 Post-Disyatch.. gt 1AS. MUELLER & SON. RE ALTOR® | vincied PRINTERS, ATTENTION) eet i power at and sprit jOC Aah Nadio sh ESPECIALLY FQUIPPED POR CON DITION ; NT CLEAR Lay LAT Wtd—Exchenge South si bie | APPIy = — | o oe . on r S23. (coz) p Bids and Pine, i460 squal er. @U woodwork : > s al e local re DOCTORS AND DENTISTS, : : ARM. 8 YD KEALTY | for sin: Aciede 66 Ch 47 c Wt Light . acre | St 282. (cO2) with of ) —e ing your OWT 2.an' re 7 DALY & McCABE R. ~. 25 TO $30 PER MONTH ) TITLE GUARANTY BLDG. #14 td. fla nt dou rt room he arn. frui 150 : ow NERS ‘WISHING ‘TO “SELL gsE REAL : z 1 PAP] ; TONTRUP. 626 Chestnut ¢ ex estnut st “FRANCIS PE RRY-RUTH, 110 N. 7TH ST. | : Sr a ge dain Box K-82, Post-Dispatch, | #08 mee age i. all ts tee — L STHEAS | NE TH : .* no AR c oa pee Stare P ) AMES Oe Ww ASHINGTON UNTV ERSITY. PAL c Oe eae * G re " til S* ¢ ) TA r VA a are 5 POU! bun . w ie ss 40) ae - >? © | cs a" ) ~ aed . ro p- Pca hy aa ' ee oe ee See pee sae eed: Melville ar University | drive (S600 want gutomobile a an wnarenee } | nt plugle fiat os ey Yu" OD ~ ee eae = i a ses of property. We get results fe . 4000 Bau. ator anc spri Al ie ==H0-—Store aw nate 2 beau i] one p 7 irnished west}; A tol in a iutiful, ne Se ail 401% Teimas & . at-] .tc) para Lo - poe am ad hen othera fal each * fy pareiem. se _— oe ent fax 33432 iy artigy mer site non mM ynrection-: Gis » soe +e he ag , Juul ‘et ; Mh rs seta PLA’ —Exchange 3209 Pal trict — oe ee Hs ’ P. HEATH CoO... Gare POeseseion : : ~ in ae a pe “ i . 7AM a As. pas inal é s in tne Sheet SESS) PAIN BOO! prot Hee a, . . mo ’ t " ity fiat f Tha! fiat T = one ' : ~ a a . ve - - > —— ; , . Ris 4 Dbeetnut or: Pwiy BUILDING. “30.000 SQ. Rae rug : y. restauran Srocery 18 excuange for #. ©. corner Mm LICK, Realt 22 Qhestnut ANT n uble : yuu ES AGENC Y GAR 8 TAGE My SLONIM RUTY. CO., 621 Chestnut. | Monthly. 800 Chesinut. Garfield 4779. | FILATS—Have 15 4-family flats: wi chee prea Homes, Flats, Apartments Se i « — SRE I Ie Fe . . A | ' 4 ' = , ers e Ea Mn, . Fain ‘sett , oor: BSG00 . 3 ee f . na! market ‘ate - i i ' & : : . r pr}ce > : Las ] _ SY ~ - ‘ Owners. desiring 4o sei! will benefit Po a ae. 7, £. BRA! Yy. 314 N. Broadway, | FLOKISSANT RD., 7518—N \rmandy ; new | vn business. See. Rok . ‘e ha t} A ¢ Wellston for | 2'0res and fiat above of 3 rooms and bath oe Or oi ke doc mmestiien ma ee Tae 14 ‘ost- Dispatch eres by eceing us. Cail Mr. Owings. | i Ta GH “TORKREROOM stores, opposite Los Angeles sul division: , : -. : j ri ye ‘ ' "OW .c Si nel rea 2 CBO an ] ir > mG finn: _— U roi cai J 4 ray! ee r >t te ig A Te + eos .s . . ; al , a "has NT ne ny : he , j M. H. RVUEMIYER a (*. a + A / . ne N. Thi e 1 Rade Bridge splendid location tor druggist, nvutions, ‘vey OUxGO; new bullding Jus complet rif oe Oe Ves Ol QU cash, | ——— ; } cch fo. JU Adu ; Missoul 4, . a? : ls .* L LAD Vi ta or cottage: eo a, in; dasit 5639 Ju ‘ fror ji K.5. Post-Dispateh, gal N. M ri ox mt) i ry j ~ he r hy t . 15,00 : . es UC THE. ang: Gia? ae canon amy i aa an ee ee BEN M. LOEWENSTEIN, 915 Olive , ~ uth: have cash; Do gtore excellent - ' €4 7 oO} Ac, GE) ; c t. ay t FeV LIMIT ] DG 2 OTT ATO A " Toy ak oe wT AY eins SS ; Ooom WILI change isiness yweperty ior vVa- oy et 7 r>-5! Ont Dispatch - ; op mia P Z , ~~ ; IE aay eee CC} ith a " Tilt ’ 4 : ‘ iT} & ilve Gi- ¥, at al ; _ + iJ 4 st ae | > 47T) } ” . : rae o ad ; _~* . ' , ow " mi ‘ DROZDA REALTY €0.. 4006 CHO TEAU Baomadie re > S14 Calumet 37d CALMER. 1} | ness diatri-t _ ania ‘man, nice double flat; rent $1 he rade for residence . 9 , : ) | BUNGALOW Wtd.—5 or 6 rooms, or 6-5 ~ , ; AD _ er 7 ‘ . lI! mt ‘ MIi J , ry ra Brille 4 *s . GOFBL, 72D Chestnut. “I Ain 1461. net , me - ‘ :, . r) 4 i? } ier 1 ‘ ’ h. a2 i be i ot " - ’ “i rs t . SI ’ bee i ; ly 2 south state pri a and joca- BUSINESS LOCATIONS TATION SITE | ting" APT et sede “YOUR CHOICE ) x Fant apartments and Manis bunsalow, South, | | (Gut UEESES Hanes sfandnew S-z00m | 120 for weil improved. farm on hard read | won.” box K-245. Post-Dispatch, | ; JouN” ; 7 r Fperialty,. FILL DING > 4 ‘ ae ut 4 j S ? cf it } Le : { } mt ( He Tt ke + ' 7? .d HT . ] — . z _ Vtd —-Eixch: ' ‘ i, . - r pe hatertong = hent { om 7 a r 4 a : oo ce wor Ae ' eh ang ~ acai weal n 0 TA’ r . | vw ‘ f > fa rriily . ; ’ y. Bee: ' tT) apatch x" bit : Tt sATIE. “A TITRA ERT A] ,R] — (tie 4 ) . basement pote re tae rovemel lectrii fu Ce, te.. iim a , famiiy 148 ith rie arn } ity if ne. L"NGAIA) mm COTTASG equ) ed { hye tut esi! e sit any | ice: new sto! ret ssonal 6271; 20x60; 3-room ‘iency in rea} ARFIEL) . (Cc? ; i FLAT Wid z] (Crna G1 eet ALIAS oo aaee ee” . ae ' | down Hox K-! ost-Dispatch quipped for shoe stores $B Sut: ley Ee ASN o office. mew (store. “rent ‘reasonable, | | 6271, 20x60; j-room « Be GARMIELD 9275 CY | eee gL | PLAT WR Marie scene ON See ee aes | va” Box KS68, “Post-Dispatch, ; 100 . a’ b1On, 50x J -366 40, 000 KEET ; “aww i Soo per mont and up — — Se rE ee sare lis Pa r it, @ seg, S&° | — eotegge th tock an ne: ‘ar cCauslanc r Onukiand. GHand oun: P ; 1)) 4 ’ ; . ve ee NORV CHO] F ] ‘i j ; CITT ACE iY) BRINAMAN REAI rs es... MH i y = ST OR KE nah i) PA SAIES ee I d roo? UN eu fr iA : ¥ rhe Lar : , - iaeliac “ eas , . _ , ; a, : eae i os Se qc} ve (jN1 - }s ‘hy : vared & = . . = , ; , tin i 2 mae ) “f A 4910 Gravois. Riverside 5060. Suse ie cater ti ( a . ace ; ee “T) ' a a ic C. é - rmOd sit ‘ 3 ‘orn 4 \ , 2) ‘ po: B10 i - "abe i a A Northwest: wil den} ; - —— a cheape y if yg ‘ity. ri ry 1] ta: LTY ‘) = i} : } , ve , | = “ OUSlLL U farry Or F Care. oX j mo ; al : cy brim or_n. . i \ revit 48008 Cc} t-Dispatcn ' Os Nspatch. SS vor RLAIR AND BENTON U- | dewn 2 5 ~~ Oto ‘ : 27 000 Squ ree ST. LOUI 7U9—Store o, s5Ve moc; — rrr Southwest : ' Oe ee ee fat "tomes Meade? ue aye A samme ore SC HLAEFER BUNGALOW Wtd.—4 or 5 rooms; er cot- 3 LINGSHIGHWAY. 3.0L > plendid a- Ais : a OTN ark oy spt ae . oe oe ” ete gorge £2 iar Ty ha 2 hes ' tage: neighberheed Jefferson te Grand, . he psa [Aj zd ; . sd 1 Arse nal to Osceola. Box N-387. Post-Iis. i el ‘factors. h rie | i 5037 re. heat fur 1 for a st.” ec tio bal 5. + fu ik ac ¢ Grav npn , 2 \RTMENT. Kaneas Cil; pan ) ; Tn ia ne : : ea | * ae, rent S45 ; =] i} is K LE, . — acl = ; . ; a 4S ts ty . | TI on : . - \ : ; ; tan lare 17 rr) | ( ‘ : : : ma gre 1m) : Prairie f t rmOrve aee > VVVU 5 want iarm or . | - ¥ i . ADeout 4 roorme mod - hat i: e ptt. N. ~ Al "ees if aes ry rr E YT) ung’ ' “ea ‘ ee . J jerry : 4.farnily . arg . mas r> . . eb Ot ole, 1 west can pay about : ____(089) | or Lor ier wuliahie for la-{ \ Ove 43 313 cA se lien seeth aide thet | ow eine for einkle flat of ootine MINTON, TITLE GUARANTY BLDG. a )_devaile, Box B18, £2 . 7 See | . 18 gall ne Segoe Tage | 2 ATIC] Magy pet 9 (he saad TY in | > i C4 Modern 5 or 6-room. h an ther eee prewe ; 5. - ‘ . ; ina a} rent $65 an excel aD oP , nak : in. _ ; vs r ae + i ~—o ed of) iii, ‘ooms one oor Have cash ; ‘ } j { Ps ; ‘ , ; — } Sah Ae hat be : (thermical Bid: , yar bee ph] » Ee xene ’ ate Y eat. fru Rs j ars fran é ‘ i AL Lu ' (OR 2 ° ee ae TOR OUL Le ts and , a | ib sisi’ STORE. ca0d busine jon. 4 i R Tvereice > ee ; ; i , a ; ’ leu? ot 7 oe oe eran 9 , doubl I r) as ae 24 porte BL NGAI OWs ee a fh room; | oF iN 1) . 4 “OOM at - Sev ‘Olfa re meg 4 ()] — 4] , L +f) ' nae "4 } a ’ ; . | = \ ae on ?, ame ' rye 340 “ cottages; in ne rorhoc Gsravois - - Se UAT . RAPID velapit nel $1 1 . nd. and pay cash difference a DEED OF — TRUST, $4000. 3 ~ tT be low 9910-12 WASHINGTON PHEK! 5397--Good } geen al AB. eyo 7 ee er; 1 oY 2. HAMILTON A ETZE! apartment ) me one reasonable | first lof tru tate full particulars | F ; PER CENT; WANT FLAT, | highway or@evo Mill district; must be low me oA —_ 5 Omaci nse rina , ,| or 2 stores silabl See ut Monderful location for delicatessen, con- | mortga Box K-268. P pate) ! ox N-207. | Dispatec ; VACANT. BLUMENFELD | Priced. Box N-386, Post-Pispateh. —_ . ; : " ot . ‘ r ry tc rT? = mT rea ; c = = 7 : ‘ : . ‘ . fee e n. ; rs} ° 1 4> ean oe ee. > i ’ ris y . i t i rt . 2 . fiat — “4 artment su) ‘ . , : a ' 2 , , . - rayeeet . “1 . Mt) f ref da f et ie . VW ta. 3 4 4 roome - Tocate ; on : ) " | S000 S quar e | “ty OE mig tas doce os nm reil- | M Al RE GHIOBETF a RE ALTY CO. ‘orth Side pay cash. Box N-119, ’ “MINTON, TITLE GUARANTY BLIM road yw? sw B CO $y , sat!) ¢ é reon SS ; ri oe ; Ne s VA ~ ‘ ? > yoth 1 = ; > ? ; ~ ounty F t ‘ or 5 roor we «CSk : Cc ; anal = er . Ki PeT tor Le ase wid Sin sede : sou no rR Ee xXitH . } j wil) pa rent a Ale AD A 4 : — chr on * ; nan wow) Se ee - entra! : /- NE FOR LEASE NOTICE—DOCTORS AND DENTISTS PAR TYME ; £10 ese, eee t loca Box . Post-Disnatch. : )} ¥-4 81-Dispatc! | 2 (BS , or oo Be ee wo “ _ : A Box K-396, F’.-D. ~ - 5450 Wren: rood location for for or reas poner ere yew 4 ia Se TT THR or ey , | clea HANG] Ya an : ' ime af ov BORE EDAS © re be : S) }AIAIW or residence, near ' i : ’ ‘2 ~¢ : ii os seer oT : scale — . ‘ exnenses ce P ; C . Ol | mf! tr hol ty i ( 2 *) porsneee tea © LOn eit ’ ! f wha Pus] mt. 4 I ) q un al ro Kae riy ‘iy ea ; 2.300 box in . Ran Of24. —= yy ‘ pres ee Neher x gryri? oe ar ' } ‘ by hey ’ ne) , . . ; . — : arserceer , roi : ans — ou : : " 7 . Beat he mia , . . a, ; bos t-Dispata - = : ee ae for ready-to-wear or ehoe store; best Jo- | and heated: Seno pir mu epace op a live. xen | f s : | “RESIDE NCE OK vat ANT WANTED Basiness Baa Wanted OR BEAUTY PARIAR. ee os ak wasinees Gail 4 eally a ¢ space on a | EXCHANGE—1400 acres rich ranch and | POR [ANGI 1ST Roberts ert i wh GP oe sy ® : . eT 404 Union bi: new store; next , | cauon as | baw rally located corner. pode ieee St. ta . 7 “ane , ee oe 8 or vacant suitable for | BUSINE ‘SRTY Wid. —Weat End: SE SI TE | to corner ptore ARTMER. Olep-— Seeregggtoinger ade Be P) \LLEY TRUST CO.. Ast.. | oo . nn nme | SB eeume OF “pouse part oayment. | ‘ests have a. ait ied hort Ore | to | flats. Box N-2@l, P-D, MORESI-PRANGE & CO : . ei , fAin aod rth and Pi ne 7 | , By roeritei ME} RP EALTY | . : — a ie rer a st SS PROPERTY Wtd-—A: oul ice if I arvnep~cellacnnn + een. th tay tes «\ Std mn A Aetnes Rt ~ LAS te wm» ay pom demas ay epAn ieee St Sas oo wees oe, at ey Realty B A = EI A l' Ths Tt . re Bank r ' p . ne — : c , : vr oe ‘. “(3 ] ner ee. - : ae , > aS ; i = ryy ee B.959 t-Tis = bes : ‘SRT hes 4-room brick cottage, with po, K.149 «t .Diepatch COMax 22 S119 N: Grand eB pow , 3 expec og ond POR . nee Was. 1 o ule: 1D righ’ ws : furni ) et wet i Jocativs | EXCH Drug store ! . .) rlaagaaden scary dee “A BU NGALOM oR FLAT WANTED k: sive detail tox N- 268. P.-D. ah wr PR IAL inc ga I ¥ lagna (CHESTS UT GARFIELD 4779-4710.) catio: r at U8) eaSsOn wDit te eager nwisignaiess ’ ve ae ' ._% } > . * , T ‘ry ‘ y ‘ ‘ ' ‘ | } ' Wat VEE se : ile . : - , : — : . . - : + Le ma ry j ‘ ’ hea a : ac” , ‘ _ J : ist LUNIA \ ud . . ‘ - oA cor met ; Z . Dispat 4 nant PALSON FEALTY €0., 5899 DELMAR Ay : a me , — Tere R EXCHANGE—4000 feet on N $2500 farm—For 3 and 3 sinsle bes: bargain. double. in North, Bt. yee . ‘ . - aan I i . 4 . . ; . ; a \ I bATIT Vv ar ; ’ rey : 4 fs spar? . j j ‘ H x) NSN -2 UU ?. a. 4 a Selon ss rcar fT t - DA Se Trent rent WM. EMTENSER. 114 N. th. M Lin 3745 ‘ , ' | Pees rant cheap HAL SEM, 1. Man- a ae esa Bie ae es r... ; it sain. 2 HENR) | Side; picture . Bul KY REALTY CO. — —— ag rete " wp i Bo - ccpmiata Maas lenin, e60es ILLIA Meee tae calew’ in 5AaG nine! lace OF ) ma — vel B L | * D kK a S : pe: 4 - hetichen ; liversiiy :City. ‘on Dartmouth av.; tle e. WAY e004 5.3 ' | ; os : . \ . dos “| ; flats : hwe ¢ sma wy sing “ hot-water heat. hardwoed floors, side an TTP 3 i. - wt ae ‘ cians Dhow é N\ es . gurage: beautiful trees and shrub . a. — 7 / ee} Ce Ae y f y ' om C O i, L 2 I r I itor’ nest iene I ; ; ‘ ar. Lery; street made; owner will consider ©* wide “M SAM WENSTEIN. 915 Olive. Weinberg &kWeinhery Realty Ga i . = # ‘ i ? &! : “oO raT cs ; ‘ aw Uf rhange fery single fiat in South St. Lowls ae “il tr per TAS ~ _ ea , . | s : = Urau é‘ ; what Bex S-390 Post-Dispatch. ree ach. 809 CHESTNUT. GARFIELD 4779-4710. ) , ; Eastor ! EX CHAN -$family flat, % | . eo ee TINGLE, 869500 4s . ‘ = . _ i ) ’ ‘ ‘ " . P : . ~ 4 : For Lease ee , | ad rece BIDS. PLANS, ESTIMATES 770,00 707ey tone Owne | 5 LE, $$9500 (Meare Sua pre > 7 . * ‘rr ‘ ‘ ; Z ' I>} ee : by id : y ; Q br t ry iI 5’ 3 , ; i ; i ) , ( ) J i { »\ : bu rth jot a LOW RENTAL suitable for garwee on jot. Ingu eens | Silom’ tos ER will pull 5-1 rine ae Soom fl and ngsiow in University ctv: | TRADE FOR BY a - 2 & room single or $-room doubie, ; : > fo? : 2 . 2 Vi ‘ . ; : - s i i ‘ j : ; ‘ $ } e ‘ es. 1 » ~— aan 4 Tie ot i ™ r TAT” rb e. ’ 4" ry . a : sees i el 161% $4. y iia A (| Aiteratione r] ry rest it § , + i ' . ™% ‘ , : . ae on f . by . “ Ee ANE) PAA ce Sone tsree amore 856. | cee ease nee tool cag (S498D: Pianily Fat, $10,500. Alterations | suodern. Want emailer proper, | Bo Seiatle “to” bulid a. double fi neiigtwater, heat, tHe path. 18% 3. let | Bes PoatDiapateh Southe a t “* er 11) 27 : Chie ut 111. ; | s4 ‘ ; hea Bt ’ i ai ey) ? I ‘ ‘ ; ry f ? “ Le we Vion Tene oo . . ’ . ‘ = ~ i ie i ; — ‘te F : *} . it : p ; ‘ tr, ,! Mi ‘ y tr . Rox N “4. 4 a ; y? ePrnizZ } . 4 tx ; I ee , a @ + Bf | . \ I . " 4 i ' : - 4 | ’ : or gt and lease properties. Let us 3 ° TIA . > .* ' onl 4 t — Te ty ; on . ‘ ' . a a ; ~» : : , . r | ; ; _ Ben rent 1} rs so colieet our rests eX nee r farn ies «22 ion ‘Ba aw in’ s A To | modern eingte, or . ie —_ . : 7s . HIE ME N7 RE ati T y ** ( F niral : - “ .* ne 4 NOK 7 HH . t Lal I= TRY Ty . 0. es ’ é . - , , A re s ' / ; . hs } ? i . - p “ = é , : ; ae. ) t . Sine A Fallon VST NL . "Ey IP : aay 2!) Uare wy ; CHIPPEWA OL The | Lor Pnatiega wt 4 a ' ead : bry sO0G wit 9 Chest ROCER é SE e sn8 pens alee -anted | trade for ¥1 iox N-23% ost -Diapatch Eeenu Mh sen! uM building ~— ; . PT AS ' : TEEN TH ; are re it date " pe vice : ’ og a} : PUDErUM eee ae ‘ i (Aries (ie gata 00 . - eet at rt ase’ peasonabie. Bos ale ° ROn Ltead oe a _ i 4 ? me cot} WV LL! TT) ’ market a ae ie. Ca , e : . , : ‘ scent ‘i . , : ' ’ ’ ‘ ' “ M . ; " : _ : ‘ ‘ + ; : ‘ : aa pee " ls . . ; > »™~ - a: 544 ; : \ ‘s : ' ‘ ; . - ‘ - 1§ i. 8522—Modern | ) emuica: 1c — a as PON, 5946—New ng im Thee S420 ardwood + RENGEL-WEBER, “1: S.Grand,LAc.! ‘ trad : a tale Properties for Exchange raTSs Wt Maeve water wane fa | aera ee Pict mas . Ni? J pighingds ; ss J ER matt Drick wail rar > basen - | EXCH A NE 5 - Poo furnished at bath. | p59. - ma aoe : ‘ , : ez ti : sap A 0 at mA "GER. Realtor. 4 : = tones ee , ’ wanes P i pay toe ' mp for Ol ' Mi « Factory site op Dutbcan av., near New- we e oe ee ee ate ” * a i wee Be ~~ ee ey ~ a tualenl ted, deh. Sane beer aye anata ge eg AR gen RY te | eee . . a te Re Oe OE ey oeK ee A Mat. aye Ries. IS Rep ea" «HU gy . } : ot — oe? ‘ ain . I PDW KR EDDINS. R20 N. Grand Ca apa t via wn oe Sar : nee ETN me \! ; v . ital ‘ eT) er : Athi = a bs cs cath cl ipche re ' “er etituat 5 t. Ba n ( . ; , rs o stead. . : a Ei ' N Store BS ‘(el FRA. { TOBE + U) +> : - . : nei fotrs A : ‘ ro T MAES Der mrmay” 2 Hi tr AN! voae ts RSIDE 1406 le “40 acres land in St. Leu's Counts be. e.. . \s ve es $% 100 1 . , . : — “* we 0 7 a Al ' A , ; : ‘ ts i = . ss ed . : . ar , tween Mera me tiwer nod Manchester rd. 4 r\? . *% ut a * Wi 7 } — hie tts bay ae ; . TY ( tT | : "T* 42 A ~ i 7 , } i ’ : . . : ‘ ' : e ~ ~ ) : F s : “ ’ . ’ ' ‘ ' “4 ‘ ; , 4 \ : - wu = . ‘or ily Olive ex. fh etory bu lding ROOD e(juare . ' ‘oe wi ada ° iN. O18 Olive “FEST tN ‘ “BON. 617 “C ay aon ar attend _— , ; bi idir whee - : ake ' : megan = ty 50 Ceti ' bag = grange ' ‘ ; ' OF pg a ~ ste urs Nae. feet filawr apace near ¢ 7 5 oe ur room, ,BENEKE. 21 ainwright Bid p i rehause or menufacturing oval . Paaectie 4 12 50 C Tatiae 27 ae 7? : ry, _ VO acres subd!) mion aes are wm (c) Ma ; as vt ) 2 Victor BALSON REALTY CO., 5899 DELMAR, |)" aa: (eon | : ‘orn : - af ror exc ais Ol ma ter rd.. sear Kirkwood 3 " ’ : ‘ ' | ; ae ; - en ’ 4 ‘ : ‘ ' vy rY ; . ‘ . ‘ - . a e oe Os ARS a : as Mets: ts on Manches- —- —m TY: : ) ' op, Cane o4 ‘ ul hy , ; In Kirkwood, 800 feet ground and ©& ; attractive. sie +S. - ; ; = a . : - , : home. fis ‘ee oe ge 4 newrizt vergity ee : if \ room butgaiow; ’ “ \ How RST ORES ner erent Sa / sonabic ' 3 7 . et | | ‘ ™ : “ ' enc G3. 7 : : ne 4 . tes icence lot Oni. in West { aba h- rar’ ’ ' , £ es - 4 Als. _ rh r wOlt arink parr! resla ir 1 m8 Chestnut : aS as Eg SP ae Ecc ey : a “Se 14 i \ Aras ' oOo piace, in “t. Louls : rin “11 nA = . a sins ore: = : — [oo wae eieatnia cy . r\ ; ‘ - L Js ; ' . . +e . .. cy Bity ie ane , ry . ’ ~ , ' Submit what you have for exchmnge Waite " vi . : ; ere . t , , ’ , 7 = ce atl ‘ : ‘ ¥ : . ; , ; — : - A . s 4 ‘ MG 0. ‘ ~ tJ } } +? | ‘ ; ; , . : sins ; 4 -_ } OoO™MIS ~ a ~th me Ro mi Ft 108 5 pitt LA KP at TY co.. ‘ RIS ANC a R. CO. Inc,, 826 Chestnut, _ a 8 in ree of ‘ : : a ee t+ 4972 lumbia. ico) | = aang ligase , : a. ‘2 patron Pn e708 ANE HIVE RSIDE 4408 fe) GRAN : ()}4——— | i I yi! : . ’ rere ne tee . vit x. PE " e.7 a . ‘ ‘ a ‘ : nome ‘| Pa) 1? 2 St yy? PTC “+ . . ‘ ’ ’ : a ‘7 4 it South a . i. Stake | BS st + % re oe a Nonna. es ee ed nee a . by wr Se Re Mg or ‘eo : * = et jOo0 per cen FT—Will sublet ane of the most Ae. : ‘te mn the cit? w molie RirTariie ; y location. on Weehtneton ae in ° Res horn! a fore and on rai , t) or. oN e KBox F-43350. 3 Ate sill , axie district, ea@oond fieor “ae ite : ; ; 4 ? A oe a ' oy ew STORES YTON Ol — Lov —— ’ * ae Be agents a ’ ry Bt . proot rate ineuran le : . CRTEE? as aie e mee! ~ ret Rox K-21 Lor ( »\\ ‘N \ ( | preg ln CruarTe. Rea n Ps | “¥ : mae me | ApERTY wis , ied passenger one ene Ree ee pure | GRAVOIS. 4016-1%—Heat furnished: 1 : and ei fe A ice : ANTHONY SCH Cheatny! : asides how weod perosmtene: ) Residences Wanted equipped , : é 4 , . : — om _* ~ ive? : ; > ae PA \ 7 . \ Ld . . , - ' , ve jee | be lO N MATN ; : —- wa : ; :; i iia alll Of of Wa ‘ ; r $i : MOL “t j ‘ Vid rooms, merth, pey cash ' nivert , — — , rs ; :' ~ s , M DEWE NSTRIN., #15 MOLINE. eiock reomT 1 ' ts yt —— byveyt heat : DbuBIneSsS wii «ar AY, nt " oY » . 4 ; : : , ‘ , ‘ ‘ : , i : i o » o eget? a: :US ; rine ‘ ers ecoral $ oF . gt { Pe ae 124 BwEATLTS is é = i ; - ~ Vi es 2 ra@et have : Se ; : , ‘ . y ' ee! Seal ; ; ' " - " eh A, . ‘ " ' . 4 " ‘ . ' ‘ ta ‘ . , 7% , , 4 \ ~ ’ i} a A ; ; ie : , , : » J | eo? * ? ‘ ” | ae “*% ° . . ? © a as 4 ! , _? L_aree sore f » 7 \ .. - ® . : : , ; { h* i 4 “q * a} . ; Th @ i> rr ik & in ® i. ; . . . x 4 , } ; : ‘ a i ; 7 : : cue _— RRM ANN + oe jd 8603... QQyY busi: ) wa veeniellie listri 1a uf 4 ; , . ae " “ | at i bi Xs —_ oy ae give iart@® A > i. tons : F ' + 1 . ~~ ; ; x Poet Dienatch, t. ", . modern siore : iow Lanai “y +, , ' : , Ri . é pate : , ' re arte tm .et e —— - . li ’ . = ‘ ? : 7 ‘ ° . 4 (mae 7 + a. \ 5 , 3 “ v4 ‘ . a , ’ : ~ * ae : te e i ar reoms if desired, Yul inne: fw weegeotiate ~ cements: 3 . ; 1a Y rices Gratis Feernilicaoe ae = a . ' ae part in? eny hustness ‘er ee e cre => 7 bers wonderful , os t? Targ Lip -.3 f z, : j ite #, Pe | a 12 OES . 2 ¢ : 38398 4 ; enur fer % cars : P : . 6 see P: } 1: ; ; Tigok K ety? “4 ee — “ag cele Be ee BS SICKING REALTY RAVO! pis marge stor ua GB. CaN Mi NOTary UDI | : ‘ leva | , | | : } £4,000 °8.4 , pire r aia , AR ri ; ry. . ~ ‘ss . rH ’ 3 ; , ; ' Pett 6 es oe } : soemen a te * P 2 ‘ ry ic hi . ~ e eet yest am » YU . \ > Ma : id . e hs : ; _ ‘ % ar wero Byes puce ai r i : ‘ the Ww - . —~ horny : pi 2 ia ’ vat B A NX ( a de aloes ; . y ' sire : : : 1 @own Kew r ‘ . a! " . JEFF I : , ‘ . ‘ —_ . + J 7 i vo - ~~ : —% P : ; pte ‘ ; :7 . — ; " . " . 7 | ha. ' Hert “erit ¢ a sues slieiiic '« - ' eT mn al Se , : > ' . " t : ; re j ENSKY bao at rais The ~e VF : ; ‘» , rot . ; : ees Realtors ’ i . ‘ ; ; : j . ’ te Ae rog tose , aye ‘ -_ ’ ms 7 i a ——— . 4) OA wey : ‘T) .? ; : ‘ rae Y : ™ OH09 . ; i T ? } _ } ! 4Son . trace , , : , ; ' : t : j A t;. uy fiat. —LarKke stu 3 lat a - f met ,- root fiat panateanty pect: ras Wa 4202 (;TavoOis iAclede ‘ad ‘ 7 x & ‘Tare rents : pos a? : rT} : ,* ' é “2 . 7 AD! ; 1 ag ’ ‘ : ; ; a , . : i *ietva toh , ol Ae bD t4woa ¢ ‘ : : . . , , . (eau ; ' j “ a %, bes > : } ah ‘ ; ~~. ; ’ : . ' mitre et! ' es ’ 1a) & ‘ . : mt . ‘ . s - ‘ ae ‘ 7 : a LOC ATH PA | ie ar a apogee Tee ac |= CX an venines a ni : RESIDE N¢ . Vitd Nort patna corner Kus- r ohel - # ear : im , - y + ~ be ne . . . «9 . ‘ . }-4 ' ‘ er? i ? : : ee I ’ i : : ; ~ 2 : ‘ ; . ae il ni ant : 4 nev Th A Tee c of r , ; s } | . a _ . ' ~ eT} AACH RK. CO., ING RG Cheetpnt J Qe pew —— yer un . , ; ‘ ner: good | : consider reaidence 4) ere Wanted : 4 around s" 7%, (0) ’ : vere for { ; : c ” “ - , ear high dry. Sn : " .* a : « re & McNAIR. 2u81- i 2st “>! : . ,? y se b « } ; ~ 9 ~ 7 . . ’ oF 4 er * : , - Pe , , — “a = . . tJ t 7 ’ che and meats «? até : ‘ = — ert oh nae 2? 4 R EAL ES A > ~ x tetine : sd ' ~ a eee | “Ff rt 1 TO Fine rene 7 Yr - j 4 f "a ef ; ? ‘ “ent St Lous = car ; RANT 1% a OREALLY MOERTOUAUGFT (0 ; ' j ew werms Bon K- ?°45,7 72a «(4 ‘wwe? i) ™~F> * , ae rr At ‘ La rer iT : a > t ._ > 4 | ‘ : rere ‘ gee . af : ’ ,* i 4 ‘ ’ ~ : £ : ‘ lth +¢ tet" . . ii pravtia ’ : ‘ ' t , ? ; ; : foo , om / x . . scoTTmye® good it’ _ 5 oe Y " . : “ . . . , - : \ * *ee ; 4 j . - P r ‘ , ) eve 47 : : ‘ » - - ‘ ~ ™ , ; it - MA : : ; tm) . ; a nt 1 #4 . wesiil 7 : ’ ' rebar ate) ‘ ‘ ; , 2 ‘ cre REALTY q*) shop = HE S‘hY HA HAFF : ~— ' : ; O have 3 ae . ° 5301 Kasten FOrest 5518-5506 dpe —2. wane ote home 7 lwtrcict. Wetwter: HESOURI. 3300— Sea AYLOR, 586 N——7 on Mek fur: | Flats cotiages. fenidenows. te | 6,300 Wrinberr &Wsirderg Realty Ga 20 8°" sty uasloy’ enop and |" 808 Bor D168. Post Manetch , nt PARA, ieee eee ‘on : —_ ae . rRreT CO Agte.. 4918 Delmar g raw ~ GARFIFIA 477-4710. furt sre? mi? vacant Oar epring listings go te press ip MMEER LAND Wid.--Seall . L_, —— = ) : . fe | n back. JEfferson SI | | est = ) } vecnDcien: , . 7 iacome | Ineo : Indell O89 ays. ‘NORTH ST. S TKUS y. ronsing water, oeer | Be: raat 4“i4 One taree room "e i = e .

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RTE AB) Mie A op RICO. 2520 by = Mabe Pe 2 ee Re Rack Dla > Sninlithn teat aguante al erento Meaty ts mh inf here? he hee ea hath + me spa pe es Nn AR PES BRS ORES. 352000 REAL ESTATE For Sale, E xchange, Wanted, and Bungalows, a ottages, F lats, A p artments, Rest FOR — SUBURBAN PROP. FOR ‘SALE. SUBURBAN PROP. FOR SALE c— ——e FOR SALE—VACANT SAL my transfer, -orner Southwest en >) ta af ss pear Brannon * SOI THUWEST REAI "oo = KINGSHETIABAY THoOtrAIZ ASN ideie 1D RI RY 1 HAMIPTOON ]i w - ITALIANS—ATTENTION TRANSSEHER CORNER BARGAINS MUELLER CHAS ae ~ n. #, Bail! As! ii and let $521 4) I Inde! FoskIN - FA~TON li. Por (INDITION MONEY q 4?.. ( (ifax 2 | AT i? loay we ri Pt Lots FOR SALE—VACANT SUBURBAN PROP. FOR SALE 2 miles we ee —- —_ > aries RR = RR AT "toe 4) ‘ \ i iM —— & RIRAWOOD Rt -~tT RE TORS (ASh PANDY LITTLE con r mb wae trwuit Bl “2 EDW I HS RLT iS Hit;H = Haodi lap ¢ (OAPANY TRY Di~TRI« 3 TO id AC ss HE AP SB50 OR MORE ‘, Arfieid INCEY P (hestnurt © iv = YOUR LoT OR HOME sidences For Sale Today: Kirkwood §25 oe ' RE on Boe eae a Pm BY oN YOUR own TERMS ~ TT ae - SUYS A HOME * THLY "RE ASOR_ REAL TOR. LA! KIRAWOOD HOMES KIKK BOON rRt “7 COMPANY REALTORS : Me 47 % RK @ E. MONROE \N’ Brentwood : RY & WORKINGMAN, AT , ry F Bi re) BE ~D it AxD A TENTION monger m RAR W. Bie ‘» bE VER RDS ‘ => sot TH. aa “LBL RBAN BL N¢ im as COUNTRY ‘ reeoms. stucr’o large iot half hieek from Nw) needed. balance vers are HENLEY ¢O.. REALTORS. Kirkwood ot h. MA 674 Map iewood ae o HERDER ON | ATTR AC TIV) ORM FRAME NIAL HOTS] FE RNACE;: NEAR mi Htik Es Lary oS 726 CHESTNUT ST BUTTS REALTY Wi HAVE DéES- HOMES AND COLA). rT bed FY weer. Rs RF AL oo AN ‘FINK-ANDER-O¥ “MILL RENT TU KELLA- ‘ ON LEAF. 6- Rin gay : ty ow tN MAPLEWO*O EXER rt 7 Tu S" Der will sacri- fice phose Mie ‘MK "H. LEL 4OV E RHOFT. ivi4 MAin WATSON ~ ~“ HROEDER. KE 4 Jennings ete aenteek iee boncha . POMEROY-BERt RK. FE. FUrest - ’ - = an , nes % a OWNER WILL SELL. nS ——— cas dos. ¥ 7 PRETTY FEBRR tT t ARY SUBURBAN PROP’Y FORSALE SUBURBAN PROP. | Di iomesn. ¥142 ARL Se aie

oon WSBI ~? rem: h 4? caaky | RT ape ‘Soeunean PROP. FOR SALE University on “Ties AIN¢r@Kt as Te RESIDENCE oT sr AES. TS (HESTNUT €7, CORNELE Av. ‘eat a s % ™ 8 = HTLI—MARILASD Tee sal 2—P RIC KE saTse. Pe =. ao” THE Nexzi eae Baar NCEY FP. HEATH CO. sir? TO RFE Fat 1LED a Tres 4A *D PRICE AND a o VASSAR Ae NEW noMK™ rHR tir Tete comNEnM ‘RAND T.&e snes. Se the | beat we stra |! rT wee right ww W BARGAIN” strict > ~ ‘RENT their ors partiner B A. THOMPSGN BR. CO. PA&rkview OFer. TT Dp > ac . \ x 7-Room » i moom Bi ingaiow ¥ w COR. STANFORD AND pt EDU Ek. tNIVERSITY PARA PRICED BRIlGHT vINGS TRIST © Le n, - Park 1406 Vinita Park Oo 4on » aa” “= ¢ | ADen S008. TERMS 5; WOU noise one construction: ~~ EI BEL. Ssom mH: i? > ee CETTEMEIER R. i ast . & KAMIMS. La - _ re a / ‘ , - ot . @ upen \. THOMPSON BR. CO. PArkriew @141. Kao ? moved & Webster Groves” wiat e.uc r: emcel _reree ey w ™) bent ; . ye 71. sar iwoad hathro ba . - 4 ‘- “no le W Deter | dewn pDarment or and: 2174 ork | mra.m & a ros jeG@a loo otter tema or 40 .i eR rey sj +> “s ¥ on. us Cy “er » . * 4 ee TPES [sere a9 £1 i on opt ; meee hs « ~~ ti servations ‘ge * a. ’ ’ sactieu! ars ; _ Fbater _*= ~ "648 —is ®ust “iehe eun roome »reak fast garace tern orn ‘TARD BANK RFALTT CY lapeprs. © Aad . ' ' AMAT. 4 ; ss ; ; ; 4} . . ; ' : , . 7 nm ES 4 . Aa. . ere : : : a4 Ar fu WooR. KIVERSIDE 765° oe . Pewee L. : et | jn re gees — ian | . “ee . -s : . : 4 . ; iat : ~ i : z ’ : ' t ’ ' ” z TK Weed > | . — - . 2 Kibis RR it A. is ™) { THM E* T ia 7 : . ; P ‘ ; . 7 . ; : AKT 1 :- ; : : “ ; , r : . ‘cs : in a on RINGSHIGHW A | "52 tygh PS vioathe ) , : AS VALLI us a ” 2S} a 3 ' Dats sige? rt , 2 “« _ are roorne. rT - HOT-WATER HEAT et :: aatjioinineg taeval r rns. mrlider s igatpe ai aRt ehicken ie Sar Tae t bert en bilenweed. betwren FOR SALE Mercanford and t:raveis very theap fer ae : ’ quick ale » Tees “at. Fe - at S3° DETERIN wa? nbz cit , Bongs: ~" Rar RESGEL-WEBER, 2127 S§.¢rerand.LAc 44 WIiESEHAN. 48,5-—lI $1 street mad L.A tia le 47 644 VAL ANT—SIN Tt) 850 beHT. BRANNER. RIVERSIDE 5550 FaNT to sell twee 20-. lets Eichel he mg er Srner 74 yy ey Pye? Dy ers RENT REDUCED TO $35. ¥ rvermea« with bath hany %1 AT3e BARTON. Beautiful City View Subdivision The proper time to ber. on Gravois } minutes from end of Cherokee car line Lowes! ten te we 4 es RAE = ~ 7Ous. CALL US. ‘ . . wa Riverside am ei Gracie f A enaet er aac vw. ie A — ay wrme featured Treo re (AAS eer 6k x iniwendl #; To, ot Wenete a ad e-eice GL 8) te aT rh Te. ROY Ee TR -¥ Sag a ‘ V1 siienwoon: ark, SS AM THE oe NPE: - “ . Se > aw ose arent - ae tone peered “x eol*. Bog AN ree ee ae awe extern gee eienre Meg arge trees “ne let. i, QQ —- aes 2 thes a GEAND. ;

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nny ss.1e27, "2000 REAL ESTA TE For Sale, E xchange, Wanted, and Bungalows, Cottages, Flats,-Apartments, Residences For Sale Today: _ posT_DISPATCH, Ue FEBRU ARY_ 27. 1927. es - : | = ae guBURBAN PROP. FOR SALE SUBURBAN PROP. FOR SALE) SUBURBAN PROP’Y FOR SALE | BUNGALOWS anc COTTAGES | SUBURBAN PROP. FOR SALE SUBURBAN PROP’Y FOR SALE SUBURBAN PROP’Y FOR SALE SUBURBAN PROP'Y FOR SALE For Sale SUBURBAN PROP. FOR a) J University city | cir aratacny we Webster Groves re | F “kr RESIDE , ’ FIG aie NTA AV. BRICK Bt NGALOW—S500 ¢ ASH ! Hi isin Overland ATTA ANGE ae ROOMS: v2 ‘OAK > atta “St here 82500 .. Se ter and Kirk Ks ey ine gers re ” A mt. = Sy ee” eee ee nother R Cynqnevr OVILE | UST om p CLE ., Save PS OROrIRE RIO omnks mt gga igg gpa * = em? Cee Oe ee *. were oe so Ry hare? p reat’ i naky bad ¢ » ee. “ime tee ey Me 4 , te el yi » “ ie i SUNDAY, FE -BRUAR a. 32 1937, 4 ~—* * 1 dehy ge Mt + flies spc ope Nothin ng down - c \ . 2.) Ip. TO use. CHR ISTOR onth yas ‘GE For cae | ek ‘HOLL AND. REALTOR, WEb. 2692. bath 7x12; strictly m eig sennyeon. Overland ‘HER, Home ; REALTY . 7°6 CHESTNUT ST, 6 ROOMS—-STEAM HEAT pied: death forces sale eo grey ; : ii - — ’ oa : ~ Rig lot Iruit. r i, ray — . : ) » | Post-Dispat . puscR. Ki! ——— =e Ths. ) : , : Raa : 2 See tea | MENTE GL eens —— | accern ars Vrontoes comslers: | “P'CONCASNON. 729. Waleerieht Bis It Will Pay You to Inspect This House Before Buying or Duttding -_ os ; _ ap Re Moder? ‘ +s residence comp ; ’ CANNY ~ ‘ “ Ue ~ - , 2339 i a ‘al THE HiIl 1—MAR} LAND TER. i a... Ye No “ALOWS } cd neighborho = b Ons ecnoois LLLEN DROS - @ root Bee Just tb ; S521 92 —", age $6750. ie i parce ee Mcint as pee \ made « : ust’ he enen to apere ate’ : cant: nies rifle bri ol » se Oy iat is Tees aT- : ’ et ; ‘ ae yee a? 4 . { SLO carn. ‘ hardwood K a‘ ; Next Sue ‘ 2 =) a \ : * et tr et al TT | og a 1} SS000 S are) ~ mae KE ANE & FRANKR. eNCEy P. = ATH CO., GArfield 3165 a: 2130," | e 3 LOCK WOUD RE ie RTI -¥ * ‘ O564 G08 ; ii , ae sa . SHO Chestp B . ; mera ly ’ i O) an? ( 7 845 a LACK GAN ut at ; Pree YA ty | oH al oe oe , p . M Cees we b> AY i i. ts ry: j > : ray 7 ) ‘ j et The) £ter re — i; ’ Seen “Nothing Pe = Main room, fy : 4 — oe roftere and nr ni . thorne 3 , , 1s. h ee ; i kK . Sarage. ; ‘ " 9 i} 4 i } . > + ' : : i : . rs , vais o . . . +4 . ‘ i y — aan wel] a “A j he. ; : ; va x iRO. For wn. EW HOMES. NOT TO BE EQUALED aie : Limbs REAL ~ r : ee en “4 ; , at Fairground UickK 1 rice ¥ ’ . h 418W St. Cheuh 4 FOR LOCATIO™ AND PRICE . 7 , 40 m. dining ro _ ut tohet BP Fda ate ene r. Dic Neg S125 8, Grand. Lae. : 7920 COKNE I. I. AND 630 V ASSAR oF or TAL oo AIN—or r N 2 onli oe mt hy at , a cot LEXINGTON, 4165 - 5 ROOMS: $4200: O14. ARLIN®—3500 (ANG . i tiga IM nob gg, go Bh, See ed RE STE Y | hardwood floors wht ru Kar in §1000 CASH. SHREWSBURY, 3505 GRA- Payal je montt;! 7 " ood : ‘ . ; + nd : . re . "eax ; all ' * ement rif p V@a! f ° ‘ t VOLs, (RAND ‘T8588, modern J-story aly, $6000; gimmested carzes: io fact to ne ne: | furnace: 2-car waraee. wiacic Co UCw | stores and car line merete ‘street and ssoNTGOMERY, 1945—4 1 i] Nes , le bath. furnac clece nite - © rag hy tall Pa oan ee ee : wie ade 9 cout pie Love. idewalke: an lute bargain, $8750. Box | ~ y,43} 4-ca? alt ' a eee : it? & sano vs ee te ee a . be ad *} C 4 400) ATID 4 ws 7 . ; : tj : ‘ , : ¥F f, " . . hon Sede dines : ary ap ak BLAK -E & BRO. 815 Ches Rengel- Weber 3127 S. Grand. LAe. 9511. 7 brick etn. ia oa ce 2 ae B12 CLARK AV. 7 Wellston ae n irilt, is | os oe ee sndertul home of 7 rooms, sun par- CHERKY—2128—New 4-room frame bun- py ‘L. KUHS 7 € e Lawn “ f ali Vou po i if 3 od as lor and sleeping porch: hot-water heat. * a { F cot} furnace abd — yy. L. ht = KI Sid c ~a3 LL Andel aon : ne ss LISSAN. "i ce 4 ~ . pal ‘y / x , ' ’ . . i vee? ‘ : . : ; ‘ ‘> 7 i] ba i: , sa ) livin KOSSTTH, 4015—-room ne cottage S47 00 _ ; ‘ y" tate Pe , ar ARLLOP PP pt. Dip Aleka FLEE! A RO Ol wc ~Buukaiow: | ~~ = i * eation and this ©-room hom a, oll _ burner; gurage; lot 100x150: Aarge sewer. 7 |NORTH_ FLO » dle K north ould he ex aki neiv la! {.Ui ana appy : onk trees. rrape artor and shrobberys . ore : : ~ tg E . rgoms bat h { y ga- ' Law r} { many can ’ 4 1 ite the ’ j D: i. 5 “e eiose to schools and tyansportation: priced pod 4 awe I ) ‘ "an i urpa rage. : SHOVE _.0434—Beautitul gamer neat. tile bath vive. d ot 50x |e | ome Whbster 1275W or MAin | g3550: terns. Bh. San } STRODTMAN & STRODTMAN 9-roem bur ceeeaen oe ee rete *ende cris double 744. ere t 4A! N Broadwas ¥-room bunga ; bargain. 50: — ete ve, ; ote Nabac ie OS -RUBELING Ty co ae (‘G6300 tact rer "O.. Packet YOURE Reger wee TO PLE ASK 0s tae acaba y RaSd” PENROSE. Riek tha % w Natural Bric fl ‘THOMPSON . “¢ «).. I Arkview ol il i yO ? a ‘ee j » prett . ; m 7 ~ Aa, >t. nace arc ; Jeny yarace : a | tsar Srp ngs hestnut a 7 OTSAGE—3 room nh, Karace: OWN: | KAHL BRU FSEKE, REALTY CO. | eee 3 j F | fCifax 7 | 4 Tan oe rooms ’ st 6G ~ . ’ ; mf ; 3 : ith v1 $ ere ists or we FLA + v roome walter, gas. electric “KS? a pr , O25 , ? re. nei re . e ae ad ) I a ; ance ame Loe aren ee TOMROY INV. , 64321 Easton, (e62) |. SP CHS RL TY. 00. COMax 3810 d fe nm ’ . ' . r - " , . ‘ — 0x? R3 : ¥ * ; : r! ¢ ‘ + ‘* , ‘) ? 4 . i : . ‘ ; + ‘ hu A de. VG TU N 4° UV ‘ J. ag’ Pageant; open ab Pd rum Pticxt } 6c) EE we THOMPSON R. CO. PArkview 6141. WM AKE OFFER me - : S — = brie reon ; BLS, tris : oom le a>. Oe: . = odern cot alli ei aati atlas peng Ne re tg at ag iia ae . oe Eee seen s a {jidza. (rw *) ‘ T ' ical _— . 4 balance if : res tnguire v F ROOM FRAME, $2250 new Mr 2 errr le ne « POS A LIE 4113 ~* ne ae ie te Pe me oie nae adie identities eiiniien ‘aii aeeanced Atalay not ae i TR Ne! Rete As Mane Te i Ph ae Ee ed A Ff ( “rv f : : - ry . i mi : e ’ a he c ~ ~- r, * | rT ‘ ’ We re} T I R A lV ke 4 - js nu . pee “ re ' J by - ia he Beautiful 4- Mi ; ‘KUHS RL TY. “CO. COlfax 3810. = , > | { = {>{ i crs OV som | 7 ' Ai a} e iniv 5. nO oagagy } See LS ‘One . ' i Wideien” Six rooms, bath, gear ree TF es ade ; gg MLL TY PA . ) a > REALTY CO.) house in good condition DUO UNIVERSITY PARK : , 70 : wt 8 EE EDW, L. KUHS RLTY. CO., COlfax 8810. PRIC ED pani ‘ aA room residence. fine trees and shrub : PARK SAVINGS TRUS 7, ‘ ry ccellen location :‘ 14.000: easy West “Walinut Manor " 4035 ITAncoln lock from Bt. | : Iso 5 matt brick ‘¢ OT—Un fore. | Mathew's Church: $700 cash. Mr Specking 500. WS n O15. : street made P rk view 5904R (c) /EDW. L. KUHS RUTY. CO Lindell 7800. | 4040 N Newstead: newly Cecoratec: A? R-room ~ bri¢ 101 i! elegant B NGALOWS and COTTAGES ek foundation: garage: near echool; va St. John’ s Station : Vinita —e EEE Bd TOO ric wea U ro a 4 AIJA M-~ a — ’ ¢ tt ~T) L OG socaldoh, aR! nisbie. ve rh} price liv 2.0 RE Mi eta A roan Ti Ler} 7 nen ( ~ a st swell; . aerk re . ; ; ; iis : N RR. &. s 1. . WE bater pBUNGALON “Bareain, quick sale % wanted, 11°4 NORTH | * §-room J ) Bale | xchang ; ) rooms 2-ca . PArkview 6336R. mungalow sunroom Pa) Ne} 03 ie io AT he chit am ; , NGAL - ale or exchange: 6 a far inspection: eary 18 iffic NEW HOMES ' rooms; hé@a bath. furnae@ eldctric. FE VOSS REALTY CO. FOrest. 4310. 6200 Easto CAbany 773 ‘ ate Tia : ri : ,.1 o “ry a ROOMS. scuee. TERMS ' : Ope és aunday “modern ‘ a $4000. Ccomenes «3 ar + blo kn from car. For 415 | 0:0 Driv _* i: — et BUAGA LAU) W f yo wna Phoaipene: an pein oe : ‘ ; Lockw ood 5 rooms. preferabl; rsenal st.. opposite | EDW ive rooms | ; roum poo oom es et , ruction : . Tower Grove Par South near Grand |. su Ta. . c 8. 9 BLE... mein 2 0: "improved with a dandy § , ' . lay a Se BR UNGALOWS heremes tees KEL. Realtor. MAin 0481. _ | Tet Ben tumnace: good condition rqgom, a kitchen supplied with all modern conveniences and_a tile lavatory. On the second floor pwood. Webster ‘oom err inroom; just | as : ; KY d. 'y € @! } re at, nh sunroom JUBI BARGAIN, Oo} ALLON PARK DISTRI T 8. PURDUE, le SIX ROOMS, BATH—$3700. furnace Py Clayton and De Mun. PArk ; a real bar-| CAR 1.OT—Unrestrictel. Oriole-Theodore. Dn : ; a { x } p ‘ight Rid . _ . : sare ll NE WW 7 ISTING — sauna -" —— pis 5-ROOM COrT AGE cant: open: terms wii For Sale re END BU NG ALOW | Cluding furnituresif wanted: § as ‘fi SUN, S« nee, Le ay _— £3 wre! show. | D: | 3a “GETTEM IER K. i. co. fNNAEY | cas Cail MAin 07 | "$300 CASH WILL BUY . : BUNG A] ne _ | Sd = _ | =" . o. e we € - As. | down. $30 mo: ao Th me or S238 Flo § what 3 . WIG iy | Bh 6 Trade 1 } le} Y-familv fiat. »7 ‘ Mr fore?’ mann, . . ° bd Py marl ee a s_ 0072, Ee you : i rooms «none 651 W "004 5-6 ) t.. opposite | EDW. I. KU _ C0. | 7800. Furnished with Oriental Rugs and Draperies , OP icon th, RS oe Webster Groves | 7 — sn = | imps pert AP gp SUNGALOW — Wel gts ae Bee $250.00 CASH See NETTLE REALT yim iw 12th, | wayeTRATH and Ware. are four large, airy bedrooms, two tile baths with showers, Sere fe": | OND MORTGAGE CO” Abs Chowan eS fr. 421 Greeley. _____‘c) | Balance easy payments. Get in touch with | 7 pet ee igo 97800. | gh RORM BRICE Att rae end) loset and servant quarters with bath ls lata EE ' 3 ' ag 4 a oe tthe eternnl Stnge i? ~~ i es “Y . aaee them out al once-—a ban NK SE BASTIAS Sa REALTOR st. Well built 5-room Yirick “cottage wit 2 cioset an ’ Se joe . que : : r } a f on f ‘ h +] , } t f . w. Karace Owe erictty =n arse et: ze re asa ec Bow L388, FL. NT OOHFO. R. APPEL, Realtor. Ls BARGAIN BUNGALOW —$4750 is laree. double waraze: clectrig ) . The interior decorations are of unequaled he auty. The erattex finis lrougnou orming: an 7 : , : = | ee eee, seem ood, Webster |S rooms, ale a a bameain: obe TEED | RAT F111 Checoet = MAin 0142. attractive mr for the burnished gold and poly ‘chromed ornamental cove mould, imposing ain: 0 seas McDONALD. 1111 Chestnnt. cad See SPE Pe Ghereays> r vvken peililapeggey On eit glee hy hag, lin MO ie eens etn es Spend ah ¥ op at em iy ome MUST BE _ MNCHESTNDT. 223 (Webster Groves) — 7 | 788 C a Ah lM ahah | yard, 534x200: this is a barga mb: room bungalow. sr n payment: lot | ——— Sdgar, then pl | OPEN FOR INSPECTION COZY LITTLE HOMES. Kossuth av. at. roun LerSoOn 46 Juniata; Groom. frame Pochcascs’ large closets, furnace, oil burn: This home is furnished with : BOLD CROHARD RANK REALTY CO. shades, screens, weatherstrips and @ SOME OF pit KM ANN’ = oo a va) - sp FO te Fe bf | bernhal Re omer rest 4-roum frame. HARTW 1G- D seal INGE R, man te - ve . : fixture __ ete, | re ‘LE, Realtor. GArtield : 2 i, § er two-car garage in the basement. ‘TMs house must-be seen to be appreciated. - are ™ we eae lar. wa BuC 4) r) " ° : : os a : se ; 9 ‘ , . 3 ee ee tric BCLID. °25—Mojlern 7-room | : OM i ge OG E. Ostermann 4442 Holle Colfax. g411. Our volume of construction makes possible our low prices. Terms can be arranged satisfae YOUR CHO Le eos punnlow : oval . m a WENZLICK. 1010 Chestnut. GArtield 1627! 4170 Washington pl. block | from pillars, arches and stairway on the first fioor. Chie i 4-room bs poom bunealow. heriws in oil burner in connection - with the hot-water heating plant, organtord: 4-room frame. Ori rn iG DISCIIE 2808 N. Grand. electric refrigeration, incinerator, electme lighting fixtures 2800 bear et me | ated ee ee eae co | IN WD AEG MOYLE, Realtor. GArfield 7697. =| A 1%-story frame: 3 ros me with cel BT - ah house. ‘e+ rice $3000 2 keway: 9 Tooms, hot-water halen’: perfect “inake. offer: terms 0} (Webster Groves poilt-in ty ie hrome ir Bao ee goa North Market; dandy roo Latite tory to you. Open Sunday and daily for inspection. > . tin A te NOME aah a sags. salient AeA RAE? 2 ne 9061 Windom: 4 rooms: smail down .-¢ LAC 10 seer tocei tering: will ¢ ade Jor vacant ~ : — ae 2 FORO ars hot water || enich 1010 Chestnut. Garfield 1497, | 727 N. Soret; (Sea terme es = . si tis 7 ex Ro k road. WAbash 4186 Me. am bungalow: lot 602150: cor Nine rooms, hot watel 5 Rooms, Sun “Parlor, ow ‘Water Heat, nace: Forth Market: *-g00m brick, bath, If you desire a nome ult after your own plans see us. We can save you money. Os. ekmann, 5125 8. Grand. LAe. F eat ) ; Aw . Mandy 3-room bricl oY rq | furnace, terms, dant | oom MOD. PRETTY SUBURBAN HOM ENOL 0 a bieck nor * heat, hardw ood floors, . dj “modern; streak mode. fee ikie if you PO Me _ rant 7 SWOOD, A 4 M. , — eg 0; . want a bargain | SLATTERY IMPROVL.- ST. JOHN'S S& modern and com w price: $6. een drain , , A ENT? A 110 Chestnut. GArfiel oe an OSKI™. GABBERT- my. ae Maa w+ iP “ ay “a ge de LA TLM) Pye 4 7 W Fo ost ou lay re lot ° | ! l¢ ed b ery . — —— a = 7 nv GArfield 14te : , ST. FERDIN AND. SSUES. “i : .h mn mney Ary # re cash. monthly payments; it ROX | f CONSTRUCTION CO. : pi gan , ee ne t- Veal tif y- Poon pric . — h > , - all n . ’ ’ 2 - ¢ 4 . ‘1 it} . ” ie ' ° 4 — + ~—¢ sg i . ‘ at i OY r * ; . , : "7 "IMMEDI. ors throughout: Front -R Be vorches. bail. hot and celd water, varage || reasonably. ath. furnace. Jot 803 $5000. 6731 er: | 120; 2-story 5-room frame; basement, elec ) ’ . : wate “ trie: 2 car garage; chicken yard; sireet P. -B. ie) ‘¢ -_ T i} ures le : A : chir ; st} , q? a J cyt? ’ 7 ; j fi . : ’ hew r st GArfield 14° a. - me wee - — ; he onan cen eran . fh Sat ee ee & Car garage: brick etreet and alley, 43-ft. | 4%! aU. OY = ati ge 7 aa ci ~ seni papers ai a Ci wil LE pte = ric: i we : : . i - bri K easte me Bg 7 mt — I e dr rest district, 229 B 9 SS — = laundr : to ATSON. 0 i Ol RRE. “RE ALTORS, IRLEY WILSON RE. & L. | || HERMAN PAULE, Realtor, 5122 Virginia. fot eatin tion. ‘Owner there. alley mad oe, | MOU RIK D bf. Pages : : - Gravois. o FRE S14 Ks 3 ‘ - ua Seat ° y : : — »: . , pe ( wes ° : I ne ‘ ’ pe Ww. Bn KUCHS RUT ¥ ° CO.. Lindell TROO. IRE 3 Pom Wain riol? dy ry aM A Srey : . ‘ : . sis mE TY. ° Lindel! 7 B00. c 1} a *f Ouse wii saree ‘ a » 26«24 DU . te caring fruit; Sorcr. a a ,oUr Dream Picture of a reain. oming Location. Dandy Northside Cottage ne a et re ee : HOT road way ri pp Cmts 3 \ teauty: new: & rooms. | HAR lis O18 a + ; SR08 ‘ Grand, } Fo ee on tres tation 14001 : Beautiful Colonial etyle bungalow; con ee in site otig pyr hee | sar Se ae at: 3-car ga- | LALITE, 5075—New 4-rovm. | ' He: large ie 4 ROOMS AND BATH—84400— 7 ; . cera eae i mOt lIlome ( an Be Rea! In tail i ree ‘oome eunroom, sleeping 1 145 Linton aay - Bla having four dnt 7s — —- vs cf kleetric. eri hia’ Ut) Juda) ' bey Ls Wren 4 rev dy rey nak > ; ent . ‘ nore ¢ 37 } ’ rol na f\¢ ra: aTAare : arrce rooms with all tne i I “tO — —= - _ _ : , : . ' ‘ ’ ‘ i Li ’ yf ‘ trpeni iftiacs it st Uz | a : Carey SHRE WwW ‘Sh 5 k y BARG A Ww , ahve : - Ot F’: \\ ebster (, roves a A , _8 “ - poh ee will cme pid date conveniences: garage for ety: ne ; B RT. 51: block ens , i Ls ‘ A aes rw] Bt iwi | i 1} KY “s : rita “° ' 4 ) ! ae | f ct ] highw: ~ DIOCKR IToU Jo oi , 0 Tu0d , Karaaase egg %.epece 11 ) OnMP VER REALTY CO.. COlfax 2ahe. I t a . mr . Pi twal ari | pio Orpen Stagi and ey* wee ate! a woke 7 See. > ~~ - ae ee wew ee : . » 4 ™ Sa e-nen & es Ses o os lien tk a hifal Li Home ali « andl a bu rhe SOG, lg p4*° ; : is et moving out of ney wants quick sale. Look » modern 6-room aes anches' lillan & ‘inst % agin _ se age HP omgae 7 T r: 10 Cheatnut ‘Gartteld 1 o7 | at this and se onee aree a : vonp god peoeypegaaal > 557 + ww - sataiies , Bie ‘Cx 13 a barge = be oes “ Ab etal on snannavis we AA rey | PUBSER RE 4] TOR. 206 Title Guar. Bldg. | matt brie hades. 34-foot lot iwnl tite = mee oe n- | UNION. 5021 roo rtta ll mod BK AND- NEW BUNSGALAW, This M HALL. 852 | baier Grove gpl agin ee ee aint, ait eet >, 5 + | ooo! ccnceagae Petprarygayy sai Tyg, ets ; b | ae, et i koe Beane Gala 7 a 16 lovatiot Horr! | $832 CARTER; 5 ROOMS, TILE BATH, ae om e@tucca bungal m 1 floor ce tama . 2 it OU : | = - ~ ‘ ai i i Tout ai : hy 1 } RE &., BLDG. CO.., x "iy r me" ' — xtc . ; . : ; | TY Os ; i Ul a4 if ‘ VM atch T S (,TOW | tile bat! , ti iTnace wit) 43.) burn a g iJ 2 , " _ ee > *s } Te eae : EoW. be Kl Hs Kl J | - - Lindell 7 ROO. Lage trii mie ri ; ’ . 4 ' 4 Ww CRERMEVER A BRO FOrest age! Lindel! , 800. Locke od and _Bend road, ' } E) : rf — ' ; -9 \ : e . a os , é ' P ry . rm} 4 Live Organization, “HET jt am “R oa var aL a Le or LI I eS10s ‘ = & w 5 rane ~ a se Pood ‘ . $500 CAS mn . : gs nd Bie road, — ee oe OOF 5 Sar inet thes te whi : .. E _. Y PArkvie 7R - age, $1 ee ) 7 7 ee ‘800 Saloma: 3 large rooma, bath, ele ‘ ‘ . i o . o | oagel oo ¢ : ’ ‘ ae na . fey) 1} , Selling Live I ropertr. BRI ‘kK ( MTT Fe iE i } , ,* , ‘ I ' ee be as ine : big Bid wi. isi “ther MATH. “RAB ‘ rand. | ; a . ; es" we. « pis wae basement. rnace: easy terma. erive AppD ; i . : jal ast : G47 ic) University City _ ymer ai airs ny ent eS ies . North & ' “ NCE. 4: HERW DRIV] usy and congested citi wal , ee ~ | Mit, 2 — A brick | an ae | Oi burt - Ravine Wok > > “3 i cahaae maebeenl in and , : ' 4 "ie oo > . e..} " . > . ror srs The ’ 4 t ui}? ‘ ~~ P . : ar . a p . ' " oes * , . . tr) } ‘ . : ‘ ; Ti 3 i.) ii 3 ia aac ri- alice 4 min de i'jié i . r ee SC ikth, : ie Pi : "8 tf i} i ut ¢ 4 iif ! ; i Lal i . d « f atne th é na ete vo" INO. J R E ARDON O11] ( heetn CrcoT] he o . nt - ai i \ ‘ : , . ‘ ae as wd : mae "Ne rin CORY OOFEARE. VERHOIT. Mirgain at $11,000 and liberal terma. UJ CMiral cream in al a! etiing peace and conten mi at . bre ‘liston; $5000; $250 cash, - a) big real UST Nhe Dune: bey ha SF oe “Rett LOM " ope and pi 4 nice room, - : o. ee ie seu, ere? oat —e hiomine ¢ )s , 4) » r . , 1A" A IT TH nes | geet and alte. Tia Cali pam ¢ a ‘ trices rotighout le rts ~ APEX bY ALTY AND MORT. = OG h ' Tatiana A saith ania te oy gears: # 7 4ZARF . c 4 rooms 3M YOM COT l AGE, $1800 : a +oomm. 1 hanks ce tenes Mr, Horstman wag seen le KORTE. ‘410 . aT. MAIN 4258.50 . level lot: | ae a ( pe “4860 ! = neay w. OF ae igh aol een readied’ = S } ae om en £2091) 1) oe “ey a vis pola . RUS RLTY. CO., COitax 5810. CLAXTON AY. BKICAS, $5900 TERMS . * - of a to achools Sie = = : 3 " pier tle eee * I. saath cliiet oo Bite na soci! _— - i cad iain pow OWN cab . is ‘ ) Ty BEES ‘e rowmme, bath, gar 5018 Claxtor +} rooms and bath rock He GALOW—2 YEARS a em peow n 1647R hE Beautiful single flat, > 4 Festa te 1! wna ae oe "ont Te se afm PO get , arom togags oo Aa a tt Mae 4 gut ; ; : 4°RU8W s nig a igrent ncaa i fax i be nd 3 © ™ rere tei. n ro 6 Ginn I ret i iS Ui c saree 4 _ will take th ‘ : - ' >” iow? Rox L L) f ye An ae grown io. COMax 2RHO. r plant. ! m King 7 OHME Yb KEALT) . D. LEDW. L. KUHS RLTY. CO., Lindet! 7890, ead uaa n‘cy nin PP g met by syie Se Aeon. Sp reatng “e oe aan Sat pd 7 kag, Myre PRN ey gyi Rh a RY i Mic nein? : block from WO vive - ratarvy. 4 beau , . -190 bi 1 ude 2 7 : : i, 7 . " 14 ° : ’ . ™ ' thes , , ; : catenin . , y ’ i! T \ ' ‘aii »OCK . , : ° oo \% 7 TT} { VV ‘ : I peas m 4 ei? Tig ‘ . Pipers “sul ists ey {? i} . . . : aifte . s he ; y 1) 1@ rymat 7) ; int t » hare A ic] 7 pap —— A . ’ . ' 46” Bl; air Av. 27 ‘ j i ’ : r cou , , ’ ; ree ‘ v* } I risaali ehia*a 1.On " i3 - ; } > . pf , . ss . ’ . ’ —s erin re vin : . ‘ , : " oor ; } ~ . ~ NX T. 5-roo! house. - md floor 2) mi aa ried , are «8 i¢ t jeace ine : -* 4room brick; & Petit | ; : rai} ' , bobcat n-——s Du Lt ASH, stv ren MUNTH , : THE In A BARGAI Ne “ 2 reoen . , Area w ar eure : ef ‘ ' ; tT? t , : ' } 5-room brick bungaioe ted: “ Post-Dispatct di in) nA tN exacttme suburban homeseek rei DUNEKaAOw, Mane Of eT Comer Bi: nd Obear : Vitis ; ee ; , vacant see if Lim Ob te OSS6 Lu badit 4 roome anc 0364, base ' on gee $7200 ni 4 we. ie >, : e — : . as - . w4a8 . . " . - ‘ > oa > ne > : y ore ire e " +, ‘ : , ‘ : . : . ; ‘ ‘ ' | ; ; bi ‘= * ' . ' FOrest 7067 bTZEL - >- room t brick gi The i] nee if Gecoral Let ne show you this beautilu — thes. t come Sud ~ x odern Pi race TT R. F ee 3 OS) AM bids 7 8 ret herr met furnace, DOPick £aregke- CONVENICN, ¥*’ — inet — , , ' i inate ft whenete ve | J speanl mi nelosed po a high-clase bunga aU . J _ Be “ rag’ Cowher oi ; ie sON rea “ bode mur : : “ mmunits ; ar — . ‘ moder bo Us delet NIAKEI 23 roun ottage. vr )- ‘ Re _ J . Pia , ‘ ibe } us bh select neighborhood; make O06 Che ; Lieott Sa , q UHME y r. x "KE. Al. La CO., COlfan 2HSO. FEINBERG & a REAP To Union. j “ } an f ena! ( bryer Sit and eve, FOrest Ry “ i NEW M Nv T BKKK 4 ROOMS my “ 5 kOOM | SGALOW, er ‘er rie one aY & i et ie wad: och e2 ior a ia. “wf ery + 1 ey rR te ye Be : S00 Nat nd pai pie, 5 sli te fous rhe . GS ot} Hi g! d. ) ArT ati Ra gniengniy ov gn rman se . pe WEBSTEK GROVES TRUEST CO.. 4 SES ‘ _— : fo rvems, ; late, jus’ . 3 aa meet Pcie mtv P tu REALTORS. O11 BUNGALOW BARGAIN—46°0 ASHLAND | er Ty ' ali: 5-re n- | * Se ie ae a - oe rou 1 buil ; or you! e| rice onl SABE Children's playhouse in the rear. ‘This is iia eee — 1) n ‘on Baston 4} : anciecs k ecHuMOT) -o4 Chestnut. eee nae r Benth: ce Seager ont A ne TILE ee eet LOOKS “ 48 . ie CERN Bap _— a | derful home a1 a | Li i _ 2 — aa CERES es cat ees -— Pr rh wl at al Cee} 7 = " RO0C all > BL NGALGW—New 4-room brick; modern ; ‘i os i be .2 4 f , ‘ ri wir a ‘ a a * ' 00 : KORTE. 110 N. ‘ern MAIN 124-50. me low ali modern convemenc mm ther particulars and d 0 cms a = 7 ‘ey m Mak ey . $1000 down. aspen fu eC. Price | mati | al : Built ‘ 4 mov rN low. all mode con ee, |S : er eae ie Trust C O, a LL HECK MA’ CO, wv SCHNEIDER. CAbeoy 1322-20. Anerson: Rt. Ene B i RRERW OOD Oe ee sine : r Ht _ | —_ i Abi tim = y Thi hk rip Gu aes r nai } . er MK ‘ Li ees 4 , ' heetnu a { : brick bu nga: large rooms. eun rooms hreaktast HiT oo Se . MAFFI1 | in buneas at€ MIMIKA AND Lui MA. hid. bo 2. sane fegigy Sepa ) z rRAME REAL BARGAIN ™ ri wr trys - , + At ~ d cope tre 1° - : > \ . - 4 T : 7 fi we . f : " . eed fA . * 4 a4 4 " - ‘ : —T Yr) i ; 1! bract. ’ ree roctpe hardened : ai. Amit at 5 re AWK rt als Y ; ' ; _— -_ - or ~ / ~ : : 4 - ~ . : ' = . ' SP ’ . ’ l . , oN Sa TREMBLEY-WILSON oome, tile. bs ip bathtub, hard | BUNG AW eae Fear: | BT, Sct. ae were. co. coitax 7st, |,,A! lates B85 1S Wabede: ¢ lepee poe ae + ¢ ’ : } stripped: price re STAR ® 8) & a ty a’ 4 t Poor a . . a8 i: . P fr ’ rnrnac i hi2 ai pate ‘ - . ‘ sunroom, garage. WEhater ” . ns i 0. ( » > le rictiv up t ate: Sé@ esate : 1AKRGARETDIA :* &. mocuert EY mist Ss. , He,al Wane) & x Rea li State and L oan U = ; en On premise . i te . nee ~ ris ; . TOS ag ge , ane NORTH MARALT. 5734—0 roots, ath ; i} IXBE Jéa JONES ~ ot AL Pte “ . PRICES RED « Po MBI LEY | an Ls ‘ at Y Re a tr thy are been built fc ees Pe Pate wig vs g ee ( © T Af ih B AK { 1 A it NE S | I] 14 : — an * will trad Bellis. (:Arfleid @478 Piireat BIO? 264 N. tnien. New 4-5 and Groom brick bungalowe for man © Powis ia eins oy sh i 4 ORR W CRW Dodier. if Sik "a7 ‘ Ow skk LEAVIN CITY—MUST s#LI in Meter HMetchts, St. Loute and Coodt e}- ‘ ee we aon =~ a? ey ' ) mod . , i bes - > Powers: new ¢roomw fra we) low, well bailt: highest creand in Nerth- - a acai eck. ainieene” ‘wereme, on | , dj PixLUuN ae i amteoen theoust ear ee ar west indeastrial district, alse 9 few chee . +> ' Cal ‘ - le a . ; accep ; RAR §&. Grand. r celtace ' eget: ghost , mont? x wil; pre Ls 6 ' : Blin Cees - lets left in this seubdivivien: eaer te Yt rovemnente fine “ALIO i »; in mabie otter anh .Cirect ; ~q vy ‘gta’ , corner; iot sul Oia dee cy faff{it' Att . , story ’ ’ tlage -- - one * ROFHMPER REAL EXNTATE COMPANY, _— + Hi} For , 4 : , — ‘ + ’ 4 ; + eat a : Vaal eae _~ o ; 358 * ‘ ) cry . ie . , : “i f 1it XN aTH MAIN 4°°538-59 , ‘ y TARY th Realtor sh fe ol oe ee oF reams trAclede 8449 stores; /Gxlle et ee y i rooms. ba! nace; low price. | ROWE cv) 12% NS. Bth af GArtield feo, J ee vom se rena eri Nil rrr ~ Lerma ry F mons) ; . pee : P yt with brick 14 ¢ ion th ata er a“ ov ND CITY TRUST ' PRETTY BRICK Ht NGALUW . = wen Ai MOTOR PiaTRICT pve vous : aes 4289 Sacramento (1 bio om mee “JOHN H. GUNLACH & ( ‘ Kinde Pv: 41° Leul Ariing? S roam effic ‘ ' é, ' frome. tis aR gg vege sed Ts . i FOr — mie’ ‘ : hasement ‘furmane fa iT3 ater. lust sell. Me UiTer ; oat he (OTF ELDER & B. CO., BS 1 | (al BS oat ark AY, 5 thin) ou A pda _— : ' te } liek ees ral RB . Yr) ; ; " ; ' ¥ on | . ’ = ‘ : , einai ‘. ; : "ye I . M lau CMHC. , ae ‘ . if +) re: re © foe * > 1 EN a MOOR aig RIES 5 ah ae ox 1 Mts eh tie, Phas gear persae 42 =r age * ee Dh we ee Hes RE ee Oh. + ty tay tee oI EK HE aT. te 1nd 9b , - ? ~f g eS ‘ > me : _ a. > he WS. -* \ OS. 534 A niatit . « Caer sale _— ee att iota Bs Pita. ~ 7 > rene *? . e¢ : ab @ 7 ‘ ; ’ | > “ : , . . . i yA , | ane ~~ [ in i¢ int hi yndal : ‘ : > - [ « ; ’ a4 ; a ; . ‘ ~ . . . a . cond deeds . euat on improved BS % . cok LIURTA, » amend, yet ae ard i Noo throughout, hot isATE t. eo, @ sy deal neighborhood; easy ' ind. : as t rt ? ‘ ' nguire "0 Stanford LTY 34 ; “ rs * | : se ss sa “ fat z : garner ay 8-3NC. HM basen oneig he m » 24 : ; be ie asin me y eer Ae : PAL TIAti : VithkEAS* 44 it Nt ALLOW: = A.Preiw na? : ” ’ ? ; . o> ee . : ’ 2 : . : o- oo °c f {?} i bof : . y ' . . ’ ‘ to . . . . Pk x REA : - _ ' , ——. rou o Ll, OOO: near ra! Lr Rre sapschas ; S927 St Ferdinanc : ews , ' a es — em rHIcCet Tt mere? Chestnu : PO . ] ' mat ; — . : . . 7 . © farm ilies: s hs . , is A ty ‘ j f } ; ' ;29 Terre: hey? } one _ : Bas a orner Snerwood — : Sherwoc >! ekeor ¥. rpms eterna Peat r Indell 3227! ter heat: garage U 7 : ard\ Re. ” : a "oe ; : Pung orn er . ' ‘ . ftoculer ene : eth & rooms : ence. gto re ok v 5 ae 7 oom pe balancee like rent. age: lot B5x180: 1 met oop : His —sisT LISTED KOERT REAL ESTATE, Fey modern. - We , zl ar & y rn BOG rf n} ‘ le mr yer anxiou ar cages atin) a wets ry et ne bir : tue , : ‘ ‘y , ry ‘ +7 ' : . Revty iy Vi es ’ PI RBM * f ‘OOra, t. ‘ 47; . j y=4 . { ‘ ; ' , . 1 » ' ’ ‘ 7% heetnu ier z . ‘ eo oy ; . : i : > f 4 ; }d ’ 0 2 SS. Maid n Lane z} wae tat : ee 25% ' : ' or 4 “PW SROOM MT KGhLow s ’ £42° 0505 nai 171 4 a7! r cag vito y ¥ oionia ! atrictls Porth moar: arive - ; am roome new prick 4 ‘ : ‘ ‘ etmut ‘ ) rigor ; bs : . 4 x. “24 : ; —T" e oie’ . ick Witn urna” 4? - . ; \ ‘ ; . : sat ee P , - , screened as. re ping 2. re see a . aectioes “oe a Cu oe 0 We 0 ‘ , » by) rurages: io § na iE1} nas re : ' ro A a. driveway with , : — ‘ ; P ‘ ‘ . ; > & all : ; ] r: ee mia t ¥ e* aiid wa thar , : a } , k ~ Bad a oo! - | ee et. i ; ' ry ’ ; i } THC, of “ ’ t pe 7 ‘ ; : 4 , ‘i. . T. r} LS bi d ’ ’ i = 4 ’ ~ i 7 ; ; wi " {pts ' . * ; L. homes " convinced ae w ak S12 AND, i Bas! P Kl + KLTY. ( AL ’ AS) rine. fic L.vcies 5 P ; ‘ mY “i Sherr ~~ galow 1 TIA? br ‘* - Baden ’ ‘A ery ei a, ; oe » i haeerse ix «i tern wot oli “cu . 4 . : > ' P — \ rah) 8) .- 4 Surnreide ¥.: : ' , a ont tar he ~— ' , , @enry) r , . , , ' AN . ie werver nce Xi ie! -room frame, fo ake ' KROCEKRT Ki ‘AL EAT ATE C0. ' ; . F ; taro CASH or i a ae , ’ ere. Te ‘ e ' : ve : é A City. “ne ANT—SHF RWOOD FOREST . P ¥ Rrieto! is ) “en fgets ae Northwest fem a ts 04 “on Hee baad BR) . se GALA od . te hid hat | . undation » y e - o > * , : m ake. ail Pe rT. + . . strictly mM ; ' ‘ Tray p .* ~— ' ; ! ; 7 ‘ ° ' 7 - are et ALTA-DENA 65 per fod LL.D ORCHARD BANK REALTY CO , much lege than S7RO0O as me ‘te we tt SF Sag ene m1 it eM tart , , TwWilfeax 4407U OMMEYER KF ANT Suse rae Tae ast) 4A Werer 194 Nw Teh Corner lot: Hanley read: s ; THE ow NFR OF cqepses o or ih take —w wn er oi ris” 4 an - — Pandy ths nm fuUraace One Ty ee ean i “ wer « ons : ‘ gg ae ae ” aa aon rooms and sumrom, titre aw vier? . naeT. ; = . Rn 4 ; easton ” Oreds rer! a | ' Han ro mo 5 avon RT RAM HEAT—FEASY ene AB omg yg we rt rees 5, 1 | : 0 = ggpooreamae . | ROURKE. REALTORS "* See Mr. Scot! otsnienon \ F: SBE i : 1 Te ni : | } es e ’ esta ut. | mer er n heat. large trees; fine |) . = : moh e Mr. Scott - ~ “ ; le 7 reoms, new ' Cabanne: beautiful wrtes . . is jace- a barga } . WATSON: i] we O471 Gravom, STOCK-SCOTT RLTY. .CO.. COlfax B75! i rush . Garace; up io sant ving room ees ped: oe VRISBERG 3204 S GRAND. ee a . Strawberries waaterents throughout. Murp ber at OT in refrigerator z 1839. (c88) p iA [ER-CROGHAN. FOrest 7 “Pats ; r 4 A pm & ‘i: © Pe rs * F 4s. > 4 Pwo heat he ater e! ‘atet arr) th ant it aft’ ’ = '

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u 257 0u rf ARMS For Sale, Wanted; Personal Property and Real Estate Loans; Business. Chances, Wanted and For Sale Ads Today. } a th wine NGA TTAGES BUNGA —errenn, a 2 BUNGALOWS and COTTAGES BUNGALOWS and COTTAGES BUNGALOWS and COTTAGES BUNGALOWS and COTTAGES BUNGALOWS and COTTAGES SUNGALOWS and ne ee ee GES LOWS and = a ne For Sale For Sale For Sale For Sale For Sale ~~ “West Vas "hats ap TM TS FOR SALE FLATS, Northwest : ee = ie Z a Hats ee ‘South alates a nana Ts TS a Ser aa oe —— . ; : a «nee Bi Nt. Abeew Mant vl’ rite, AR —Si eM : , om t! Bi sGALUW : Modern 5 Rrick IE een he ; va ns ve ult; garg Page reer and alley a: ewe 3758 . o: a unron : punga. —# te ALTORS. =) hs sil ncit2, © os io. 436: ictn oles “today. * aaa int Be Soue ide, one ince S08 ae” d1 NO'ROURKE, REALTORS. Ad [23 TONS OF SOOT Centra “HoTrELDER am, Ch. NMGATLOW a 3 a x12 : LERT mal Tor a ise eA cieu Li ot tarts Dy een - Fat cis bale geet —— coat} ted ALA! peas ' ee “=F a) ¥ er want (Olfax 5757 4404 Natural Bridge. rsh. ba ichen. fruit: | NEOSHO 340447 ia coe me Low NG 7ALOW BARGA corner, priced ynéer SO50S. LAce == . h. . s’ Smoke Abatemeng ‘ : ° } 3 . - a 2 ‘ : oh wet : . ‘ : . : 3 Leagues be. a . ie a , 7 “ ~ ; : J ‘ , ° . > . * ; 4 - —" —" ’ . ~ . 4 r . ‘ ‘ ‘ i 14 i > . ‘ wedge ; ‘ - -* ¢ , ~ ‘- ‘i , ; ’ a . . thet ia j ; P : é ; = - i ~ Py - “4 ; ; - * , : Lc. ie. oF ‘ ‘ " " ; 7 ] mo 7ern | p neti Mi ad ; 2% 4 . : ’ 2 ai + x i Le. " - - ~ ‘ . . ; 4 . pe o : . ee € : ° : i + . . - ‘ % © -_ . - — —_ % P ’ = . s od ‘ i : ia : : - ‘ Rid " 4 4 ‘ DPI. Br A ee, He Bhp Ste nate rare We Rane DE WOO ABB. ise SR nO ges a ~ LP eh pai wtih eage . ce WATSON-O ROURKE KEALTORS . BING ‘Ms va ma. Box R ‘ $31 4 hou ; SSIS Dewey Neases M. AAJAWLA -- wg > ; a. ia : Ne, An i. > ° , ail he nat 4 v nie 3 i ew bereat +s se iniatiatin: ae mi ter: eee ‘ — AND ‘ = AGE ne 2 treet s. 30 DIEHL Southwest 2iG 4 Sa - am a4 + . ‘+> : am a ‘ . ; . : — . ——— - : ae . ——————— - ae. Tr ie) . -. 4 T> T Ja sa Ros L519 #5) rois | ae _—_— eggs CALL UP FOR LAST OF FOLR BARGAINS ~ BU NGALOW—3{09 GRESHAM AV. > “re eautifu Proms ica. sunoo—1610 ALS ACE—saaoo b__ Pome Sagat bath. i furtias a ge age a Sescmk _ tage. modern; right price; easy terms, | JOHN H. ABBOTT. Realtor 709" Chestnat “wooD. RIVE KSIDI 5° : AN REALTY ¢ — 7 WATSON-O'ROUCKKE, REALTORS. ; , , | macs m= +5 Baka AN ngalow : er TY OW ims. S1OR@ ASH. BALANCE EASY TERMS N THWEST KEALT) = on . a ogi | — “ik. P. ss NNIGER, Realtor. ° | 7 eee SS Kengei-Weber 127 %. Grand, Lae. 9544 further information on the : | FUR SALE OR RENT ae &TSRE] : S| parant open: practicnily 7 | : — COTTAGES AL KEASONABLE PRICES ee Ls . SS lot 3Ux122- price $2 chung ns logy : | : oe i 40°73 i 5 modern: $8 Re can , ~.¥f SOUTHY aT RE sLTY cu. » 5 room + attic LckK r . ( asnl—bdlanee Terms 7 Sa Linu : 36 — - ——_____— 3 [NGSHIGHWAY. GRAND 7521. , “233 STAN 5 peau a . ie : +t ' 3 ROOMS— ATT — K— $8750 5 “PRETTY LINDEN WOOD BL xGALOw. Beautifu -- roel — 5 rooms KOLRKE, KEALTORS. » ¥ 3 . a Camn $ roun ath, $40 r Southwest ca _O6¢ “i : : iw Uleaina, « : he ad f] * everr cage 347 ive JOHN CIZER. Real Estate, Victor 2071d. ARSENAL. 6454—+4 rooms sunroem and 2 aoe ni. OFiCH > all —_" “ aes Je mepect. See 3 FEAME BLSGALOW BARGAIN reception hali. This is @ thorvughiy mod- ~ . Se ge - ODELL, NEAR BINGSHIGH oe ne 2 | =31% S THIRTY -EVENTH ern !-stery brick bungalow, witn every fOie = ‘, @pen sunc ‘. — 3 Uream nga reams. ie 4. (ORNWELE BR. E. CO... 192 x. arye | SIDE REAUCTIE | te | RA ! “i wii fe coat ay i ' a pussibie modern convenience: double xca- Arties 9955.0 surnace care - FINE BRIC » Bl se ~ NGAI ow ——4%523 LEF 95 ao ' er ; hayes: nar ' 4 gg rege: artoes sae easy terms. Open today 929 LA: ; WM. fi Saronic in Melt _ R , y) us 3 , = wide . . i .r7 : pectie 6 real rooms | a: “Lightning ults Reait« | . ’ 2 | 1. 4 ? WATSON-O'ROURRE, REALTORS. — lee arer seaman DOEKEL INGER. REALTORS. Victor @895 ves - i: extra t : with ia =e = = —=—=—— iND EN LoseD = " “= ni - : “4 ' a ‘ 7 a enone see 2c es ae es RN i _ROOMS—ON1 t $4 Cag ; ot ite tec WORTH-W AILE ) " ) ’ "hs & =, | RO] ER I [ES rRICED TO — ~ NEW WATSON BIL BUNGALOWS Vie eRe E- rRANG+ ; VW Ar - > ‘ : { i> . " ‘ 2 : - > ™ ALi HOME ger gliorencgg SO RB. 925—M | au: TENNE ‘CHRISTIAN BRINKOP | =e jow. ira wa. ; WATSON-~ ‘eC _ 6H-40-44— New, [ive TooHMs. " Cmifax 3422-4 = ' : 5 trie der sfreet made price SS 540 - ee Lexmeton % : ’ : : aneee ER-MCHERMEN. GRand 8830. ~ Af lla yt e aan » @RAVOILS ; pass om i pee: ws = , cle ri j in “?e 380 Nat ee . : a 2wet “ise 1TH x. a. 7 | 7 | : un 4 ete | : " Holber | 2 { sunroom. hot-water heat. oi] WeinberiyéWeinkaigr Kealty Ge Post-Inepatca. 3 ms & ‘ sass Arline ee i oak he | ” ! : OM on aa ae : tS 3 puma 2h. Sk ae A CHESTNUT. GARFIELD 4779-3715 : een ee ee i" ‘~ o| : f “4 " ~ 4 " ~ kt ae ee a) = @ ~ = 7 LS a . WILL ¢. WISSMATH, 2838 N. | HEISTLAN BRISNAGP é, : , 2 EE WFEBER. %1 >> S.¢rrand. LAc.S)- D 5 a e mi? r or = . > s one - = .f ry sae bh _ LF : . : POMEROY-RI . » FOREST 7067 ee te. sO OUR i CHRISTIAN BRINAOP oo ASSO ROCERE. 2h gy ne 3 3621 8. GRAND. LACLEDE 7040-41 _ a. ? : ] wae ioe ? Te . . at* » sats J i -ao Ga 859 FEDEKER UL. \OLLY HILLS , sides 7 : ; ae . rT ArRER_WEI sain sii a ; HOLLY Hi KNICKMFVER-ILPFOeR RLTYV. £ INS ' : ' con Se a ee yeaa > athe ' _ : 7 : ) oe ‘, ‘ . _ ‘4 x - - ‘ , ‘ : so ; ‘ ‘ , : 1+ , ’ ' 4 7 e FEDERER KFAI : _ma ! : Bungaior SOUTHWEST REALTY (0 7 ra ireain. oe ‘ South Da 1 mea : voberma , : oe Deen leCAWLEY R. 1 et ma S KINGSHIGHWAY. GRAND 732 , ' an . . = , , : “ts : - . 4 ‘ . of , , — ps : ye | Wilts is , ; ry — os eral bE e+ ea Dir Ss ated “ao aa te ie em Ae enim ~~] at Wetsenr phn ’ . ee '. le hath. haniw: f rs. furnace : ’ ’ . > ,y emi eSFAF RP . +4303 ' : payed: : 9 tf net beine complete izht ‘ - ws Fag! — ny Wood. RIVERSIDE a aren't : , . - 4a ; : : tert right Pi ene Hills oe. Ty r . es af rt ik ~ 4 i F . sie epee : ‘ j iret @ tTe ni Pt > = oe POP RETIS«. ER. REALTOR. * fet gras — “4 e , , é, = : 1 ROOMS. TOILET—8500 1-H % eae | Hi . rn ae t Lrliede 464414 ak : - ay ‘ , x f ; ; i , - : 4 ’ ae a " 4 X\ 4 F ' ‘ » \h ~ “—- $ : iA 7ay \ BRIN > ' ve NS a - mae | eo ; (CHRISTI BEI AGP R oe § ‘Sow READY EYERMAN &£ TRENTROP REALTY : : ' : : LINDEN WOOD cam i RI ee ST. ANTHONY'S PARISH ? NOT FY or | if ei , NETTLE ! i} LSS 5 1S st. FL PL) SENNIGER. Realta PRANK rTTas BRE bath. furnace, gar ; a Coat inEao~ ea Hare: +3 ) BAMBERGE (i —Buncak 6 large es = meeteaeed oe ) vale - 735 Erskine 7 : hoa : kb REALT = 7 pga HAMPT 7 ; ‘ BERTNER R = ‘9 Fact: rts é : t rrp ' ; é' . _ “a urnace. cy \e ow! “ON-~ 0 = Lill €hestea? WATSON ROURKE, REALTORS. oe ’ ts , > 2 a: > ae & ee ) : ! yest ta #H | ~ o 431 siete S47) Gravel . 7 on mom a 1644 Heidelberg t-room frame bunga- 03) : ss : : otal ry © “WAGNER FLFCTRW DISTRICT wily. .three-etes a .. ee aoe ; = e 7 low with T-reem eettage in rear. bath. Pa ssa : - 77 2 : 6412 RIM! Row BRR COT Oo mary oy “tie es Ya ae ' cate: . ele Pos modert eae , ' . > oe 5 furnace, carnage. \ : iAM ; rt rom a ; _~ ‘wT. . é . eich: Bt 7 K ' 1. Aclete 6449. | ; : ’ | P . u » - A * } es 8 Heide! herg ;* roar frame hungca- ‘ c . in ' é - - a“ \ i Ww , = ‘ we . y cans . { HEAPr H IT " 1TER HE aT 4 : ; oy P ” , ° 41 , . * . : - re asiif i. sa R48 iow let Se@xi'®. bath. cus al : vr a7 } ~S he YY id ‘ , - . or = rLDER & : ms . ° | : ? . e 7 v* ae! : ~ » - . Rey NS iz Fr. = 2 2 age 2 ae : si = ' ‘ ‘ a$$ Peis -. sare. Ah A ! a IT WI ITH RENT MONE} RG Heideibe ont tage ' ar : va ce “- Se aie eee Pe oe ae HAL NCEY P. HEATH CO. GArfieid 31464 fe onl Sees EN. $2165 ROOMS. HOT -W &- : ss S412 3 ta ra ns and let Sx123; ler ee ) , | ‘Seaham aan aoe $976 WISE 1V.—BtNGALOW yaen ERAND ap ee | ee : : Weston n ’ - Sy 5306 Idahe; S-roem brick cottage. hor- TE 2F ' : - Seenumed 4 Reais ‘ai “a5 > T & BARGAIN ON TERMS : . . , : ns DO : wy i ERE Lit Sop . water heat. garage. sireet made: wil] trade : " - ate cn ° : : Ber weet. ay 42 ve 6 FY ruMTFNcYyS: MODERN J : s Fond cwa . &! for 4room flat nl aioe ms ‘ms : ss pres ; — .. MORRIS LACH BR. CO. INC. 26 Chestnet re ai, nTT TH” Witte Bide. 3458 and 3515 Kansas. two new 5-rvom er a mo stoeeie gy th Be 2 isms , THRE e I-ROOW © O rt \GES £1200 sti liad eee AT tS brick bunguiows, modern throaghent: price m3 oo dro _ ee Sweetened ees api 2.22 Gere : be ste $84 es ralow-: | a ry " " ar — rens ST ALITHO @.. Witte Bide. reem frame Mitac. rarnger , } . — ett : ey . ? ' mw hia rou w ~t tert . it’ Tara " imzisd 77 eee Te a 3 _ — t ry TA 34! ines . he — Ri Ne, al on aeninal .. \TES tot G@x i SB: «freet mmaae A rRrsown LAt + FF Spm thestrut t, Ar oes if "* ’ +t + ie . 4543 | ie? mathe « > oe rm. veaths. raras* [RENNER 7 iti saad 3670 Rutger. 4-reem brick. electric. we- ees . hs ie ter insitte toilet. , alley made ati oe ; O [] ~F i [ 2 wewy wat - , _ b- ; oe . os . 4 “ “a °N FR -_ fe 7% . Ler Th . 9 : a Pa ay made “ terns ‘ ~ I : or tT we) : pr 3 ‘ment>. = | on ; ni” a oom OR Ee? ; mie he ¢ : ~~ 4 t te he , —— - p+) J oom t ar ae mB “ER , 5 " 19's Tieman tera tan, tl : ~ } at hg r . 5 “y : x ist ; ox . ETE ae " | ‘ - > . -s my ) tne ong ww 7 furtare, street made ide } ha _— Poste tlie —*t Room BRK. ; ee Poere —_— a ROBERT ——_ —— Ss. Rixo™M REM K- a y ede ‘ alitarnin Seomeuiiours: . ‘fs.- 22 , sal “ no 0mm, Rt >} BGA LOW ‘oman tram BRANSER, KRIVERSIDF sce 14° J cw: Me ies Fla mie Ww sce lili : et mg otets rn + re LLL MeDFKS. SEF THIS RRASN NER. a . , : " nape ; , : rege pare oa, 4 *. > Kr we RLTY Leeman | : , pvt \ ROS 4 Beal Cabaay 712 o> 24 + cal et ond hee ok ek oe “ ¥ » , ro 4 > “ill sac RiPu F © | ‘ ** PResvect 150@ 15555. eed bar | Gregan and Gromer places (orirate): 6600 rage: | STO Sean iis “A ee reek ‘formation: eieetrir . (¢) KEANE & FRANKE. 1008 CHESTS : , ery veanecacle: also modern | 7 EN | Pace bi. ACL J. JA :¥ ) KEANE & FRANKE. 1008 ¢ ‘UT. (Office open te 9 vp. m. Monday evenings. | rum bungalow wilh 3 acres, ic. a x ‘ ‘JEfferson 7246. | BELLIS. REALTORS. GARFIELD e378.‘ 1502 ST. LOUIS. . ae aoe

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=. STADAYTY, rE RRIAPY “7 yaQo0r = BUNGALOWS and cOTTAaEs .- Faas FAny of 18 __*% 2000 REAL ESTATE For Sale, Exchange, Wanted, and Bungalows, Cottages, Flats, Apartments, Residences For Sale Today. _ oT ase ae For Sale : om » Se ee te Ww ial “ : 4 een’ in o te ect ae ata —————_—gaeeineaeieeeroeeeenees ATS. ap’Tm'Ts FOR SALE FLATS, AP’ TM’TS FOR SALE FLATS, AP’TM'TS, FOR SALE FLATS, AP’TM’TS FOR SALE FLATS, AP’'TM ‘TS, FOR SALE FLATS, AP’TM'TS FOR SALE} FLATS, AP’TM'TS FOR SALE FLATS, AP'TM'TS, FOR SALE “WOOD, Kiverside 705% me North | Northwest South South South South ten C t | a587 ST. PS ERDINAND., ONL: $6800 : RTH KINGSHISGHIWA i —NWodern AKRMAN PL. +5 : f 14° ° vy , rt LASAI $21 313-3 HKOOMS RATH SHAW'S GARDEN SINGLE eagias NEBKASKA + ai entra 8 varage 5-6 room, price re cov heat; bars | 769M kK - | (c TER H Ni: s79% ye 4448 : . re oy ‘ 1435 4 >.—— Dou! ik... oom SaeaE. Real Hetate. V letor POtNd. | NORTH MARKE” : 3 Sas A : GOI 7B 3 A room al! BRANNER, RIVERSID? probe Bes mses ¢ Bue . Sii s. : i 3 ; ‘ P| ~ix 3 i ; Adis «) . ; . : ; 1 fy ; ’ 3 at .. .? . : ” ' anf " . , ; ete Pit S| ; fler want 4 5 . err ‘9 ST. LOt is iN. eaters ‘it aid ’ ‘ ; ; ee : . ‘aut I ' . re ’ } ‘ VERNON LAUX *sa DAAC 1 si 6 renis ' | ‘ s Lift * ¥ e rt) ‘ 2 ob : . ‘ ; P 7 7 ‘ . Yrs ainda Neatly Gn 1 — * wad 1-f ' ‘ : , a ' : , ii} } ‘ ay , er ' — MeoDONALD. SEAR GCHAND oo : . ny ance er ; ee a peeert hi = ay Te i] > — ict. Mic opp tng ai =. ale S OF SOOT Smoke . 4 it? oo , Lon. : es : ‘ a . , ‘ ; Ches ~mg I diet ed asl 7 ‘ e ating Dp . has ’ : . : i 17 ‘ ’ 2 4 : : »- Fieri BI ob seg ri ~s . ATLA am . Ls ears | a _™N. fARRISON av. or , . es ’ i , — m4 iy 214 ‘ , j hed ; fr go5 ash and mooth yaa y ret Ls ok 2-3 ; ‘ > ; : Pagan! 4 lis We ry iit ‘ : > ’ ry veat? . ' » - + 4 ' é*f q 3 — + heagy) ‘ hu rd wood fi , . wee and fe VT TOD ww |e ile _ CCUr LseTuen | RATH “seen : : ip ths. “ep orel prea! lean cox PRSTALOZZI. NEAR GRAND , afice . W : xa a ‘ : pin rae = S! o . : ‘ , re * ’ ' tf : “a tad ri tpi ; 7 a1 F i c ‘ | 4 7 a ids ; é ev 7 x , : ; . ; 4 ; polls “i L-famnii | 1. LNPHY } ; ' ; 7 3 14 , tes ARISE, BAKGALNS ' - CEAENAI BATSON 4VyROLERKE, KE ALTORS, ‘ ug re (its : ele ema IC H OM E G i : | 2. mive ‘ vist HINGE] o** : rand LN Ni . ; ) , : ia . +4 — L ¢ . . . vel 1% = " j ‘ | 2 = eaeritic: saewendl bad Nats Bt? a : d 3 4-556) GAN ‘J romary , Y ip] 4) YP : we wan | a 4 me a _ FOUR BAKGAIN t U3 : : garages ? | . i 7 : | . ® rm ae: Su! ; A EXTRA WE LT—S ——— ~ ) —- ¥ 4 " ; aT vf RK in ‘Evi T KR. ©0.. INC, 826 Chestnat 4 | Pp RE. CO . 1 LIN: rEKMS. | ae ; WNBURY: K ne ’ ea Sn eae AY on Bui: aoe en , Sire perry NEW DOUBLE tt in ee | . 7 ; GRAV OILS, GRAND ts 3 ee EN 4 -5° lig Q , ) roe tags (CY BARGAIN a seh. TY i . Da ' eget ae SPA] F, Near kh ineshishwa? ) ' gie | i os ; M a rooms, th uarawes , wate rs rh mn ee er, ' HATES ST. COKNER . ms &.iG 3 . Cr ; > 4 i, re’ iss ij f ~ 4 " " he : a! . ‘ ‘ ‘ ' ‘ . a . gin; $7 ) we HOTEELDER RK. & B. CO., 3 "BIT. manth © 4 : 7 ; roo! Wei cere | aes 3 ) *1/CH THIN ALS > pesEL +: | & | COlfax 3733373 4404 Natural Bridge. |: ne Will exchan ; : 7 nace | : ae | , ra Meenas | . | LIGRTAING iz ; D ences: 2 ‘ra eae AL HEL SH -EDW KUHS KLTY. CO. COlfax 38 Ln Sn anne | : 3 J. BONER, 3724 Mydraniie. b ? [S31z ‘DAR E rE QL AL THIS aan erESSEL ae. : fram : Deus tn i Sak 110%— 3 m2 fla oe ; ae ’ | ; * oc sg eae -- SACKIPIO) 5. hea 3 . . : | aa oe | 1; buy from owne , . 3 3 bie NNES jo 3 and 5 rect ft 3204 $.GRAND BLY tP FOR " ' \T ‘ » , BO? a ABBOTT. Kealtor, 700 Chestnut sINGLE. 86,50 earit a ; W ALP SON OP ROT RAE ' oD sooo DOWN : rs tte ’ ; a cath urs | edi» 7 ; » rooms: € : x | ANA, 2616 ! es spn tog PHIS BAKGAINS ; ay ' s 7] ; , - to. 1012 DOVER vacant open: practically xx Cass 3 ee Al. | | 5. 919 Chest | ; . A. THOMPSON RR. CO. NZI . K MS S00 008, includes furnishings: fusy termes. SEFICEES SOCOT a rooms. stes —l—l—— ry aN TE ' ’ must be seen t. . ‘ , I A. 4 ~ ; ‘|| ‘ :? as s - , . ‘ ; . . . “— ' - COD enienien: ; ; \ RE «CO... 107 N. Vth st HOPEMAN Payee . . cel LEF-SCHI kK ME ~ Rand ’ a ret luury a ; . . a ; ; : —- - =INisbLt : ; er 4 , ' fens nenting imriis« lmundry atave 4 Mr, ak oS , ' Rm. Mats PLAT BAK LIN (it POR INSPRA TION , ; if : vt ~ hurdwood flowers, e% ‘CORNWELI R. _t. 0. x. th, “x 1 ja! sie hy , : , . : Bae ; ion | : j 7 Wu if See our | hat] uil | img le | ‘ ! ‘2 ' | tyr lit KET at 7 (ant ¥ Cherokee PR o« ‘ ort he + baile tear brick gurege FINE BRIC K BUNG AL ~ meee ae Oks w ie a st SM erms HOtt SLDER K.-& B. CV0., wt sao ei os . an oot "©; a. ae ee z OSC] , ; ; WP} ~ - , “t 5 i yeur; reasonable terms ROOMS ROZDA "REALTY HH Chouteau, ia ok, 1104 Natural Bridge, Co ABRERT. LY. Benito: ng artaaer | ee a ae ae risg ) : Se : ) ALBERT ©. BLANKE K. ©. ©O t _ _ pee A ¢ 4 De ‘ " : ‘ ‘ i» " ‘ " ‘- y} ‘ tii ‘ i ny ; “eo , . ' , . ot : - 4 Ain ate an , : t, ‘ae | ‘ Ma-y HOLY! Mis] — FHIS WEEK Baden oe el ALS LRBERYT-sL4 Y ets 471 Grave 4 etna CLAPSING ESTATE—AN OPPORTUNITY " sae . ' ian fa ; : hloors ; . : _ t\ . , cu 7 "5 : ‘ i ; P ‘ » ‘ OUx}S5- tar 616° 1 ; re «room rae SPRATT , jar: for er " ~~ 4 ’ ' $s! dg tv ’ am dghetacutabs Auda ata 9 ee ee - Lengel-Weber i> ss. Grand, LAc. ¥544 : : , liere is a mA (is '> i? = : 7 : If t , 1 : ! : , ' ; r ‘ , . ; - “ . ‘hy 4 " | } ye | 4 i : HE . ER | ae j _ iw sil [I— 1 Wd LEKI sok. Aa by b ; . ‘ ; o . # s : ‘ , ' > P ‘ — ad Heit) Vs. BATH, RAK eee os veg ts ; A > r " +t ' ; ’ & ree REA!. iy J *T () £000 -() Nw. Sta oe teem 2 Bon say - WA u pa. ae Ppa ; . evan ate _ rA -ER, KRIVERSIDE S240 , ruome. fu! Da ar ages: IEAPER FOR CAs 4. ftb 2 blocks from Me: | og. ears S40 tench ane Crete. |, A MOR ECO. RANE. Ke $ ruoms. furtae : WAIN SINGLE. OL “UV ) OAKL! BHLAND, 4200W—lDoudle f ues | eee, Oe ity. for t ‘3 o 4 idin, ;- “gunrooms ean , e 4 | : ” , , . s: guray PieDERI | 7 ' } fust weet of Grand eo fu Ith kK ¢ ofler, nqgul wr, .? 4 : ‘ . ‘ g id . . aie 4 i; vi j ‘ ) ry * " : ; } . , a , ‘ . TENNESSEE, 25: 4536—? brand-new ’ sifigie ; inthe ‘ ry? bungalow-fi: ‘ npamhce NEW-4-F AMILY—ti KOOMS Is SHAW'S cARDEN, tile hatha, sepa- sa erbind sade Xi

See ov oe Hopi na ee weatign ts Se, Dickmann KR. CO 6°S Chestnut $750 ( \SH—BALANCE LIKE RENT fos > ’ ‘4 . | wh “4 4 flat : Peco : ee a! : : ¥ | ; \ Big SACKIFICE ~ ; r ane : be “ * | a % 3 es : ' : 5: , ak : 13 Y°4 ; JIodt | | . | : a . a ae : | ! or : : ‘ / pal ' i i ‘ p if | . , : h« . ss " : 4 A j “2¢) ‘ * 5 ’ : . ; 4 r ’ ome . i : ‘ ‘ ar d , wi a o : . ee “4 naharedieo®. — ‘ tT, . 3 i ‘ . a? ‘ ‘ ; } Il (- \? f) Li rit ws | ee by } if ‘ : , pie one hat . ; i ne , ree vir) uv : ria ab - " ; ie? ret ' ’ ' SINGL ke I ly A’ l" ONLY ONE A EF 4 FHLAND. 4: ago ss waren MACKER-CHIO.BEFF A REALTY | Kl BARGAIN ae 8 8. . t_0304 : 0 at | GRAB THIS BARGAIN FLAT HOT WATER HEAT—OPEN ‘ pt a . 423 8. COMPTO 404 a. ba » TOON ; + ~ ' ' ’ vy ’ , st al pA Fe ‘ , , Aa é : . Lmoor M nus. "i ' : 4 a; @ t) j ; : ' , , . + 4 ‘ y “9 , : ' , ‘ ~ , > . ; : NEW, MODERN FL ATS. $9950 e! . : @ iodas nak 1104 au & areaay : - canes ee. Sera y lpg 3 3 : | . @ i ty 1440-42-44 FAST oO rroy . ve cin — gh -siggey See oy gag Parte tle : ; rie a cee bath ras buy erms, TONY ] RLEM AL PRAIRU : , | e dis , rther particulat MI] f oe. na wi flo , fixtur xf ees ee INER ] DE] C2 beaut | rooms: new jA?>l [ANA aa 4-; mes HOLLY HALLS REALTY CO Rasp’ TRIG i ar , vr 26D scree! “gultertne rae 9. a , ’ . ert \ 63.00 SG ND RIVERSIDE 4406.(¢) - — ee ' iota SAL E NA STRE Ke . BIHS RLTY. CQ., Lindell 78% ,°*'* ’ ; wets ee ant . pee Pe E 8 ’ (m riryr v) “Dp LAN ThA: ‘ . + ge tS ri soe KRiPiceDp ig* Ope Oo toc: t ~ i! Liif AS >~ (Pt) \ tnNION i “ ‘ ae ' r . : Y rr \ d ) a4 ni, H ‘ — . bat ti , ‘ ; ‘ " ; ; " = a ath« t thin : f ns tg 4 ' ere 4 $- t , dS ®. Os : ‘ ; AaCk, 1010 Chestnut i 314° ssh S A. ; : Desh page OP HN “TODAY outnie , : , dat vas 4-4, bath. Serene: ear g£ ' gee ' = a 4 rand furn ; handsom v : kK ; iris * ; el pennies -n — ~ _——- —— a “4 - oe vn SE ; . a ; o ¢ hus ei] semi t BELLIS. Kl ALTORS. (,-ARFIEDLA Y eh ey eee ae narvaree’ , iy pee: : 7 lut dUxd4 “ 1 lars j eat INVEST MENTS—SER TODAY va 'M. RODIEK & CO. R 204 . SF ee » bath: grape arbor, hedges. NO REASONABLE car oe age = WORTH-W AILE $ reom Me | . SMEROce 309-11" g 3615-17 Clarence av.. ; 6a REE he eee ee | ae 320, Ce) effer it'mbolt 0304 : LAclede 6419 OFFER REFUSED OR WILL TRADE FOR |: AMEC S17 PROPERTIES ga ae ? soit a tain 3 comes *) , iwood e bath. hot-wat er beat, . BS4d2—Single 3-3. hath, fur- yyepToOR, 2130-3°-31—Look! Bargain, 4- SMALLER PROPERTY OR LOTS. ©! , 1 5 and & room fiat: tiie baths ‘ ‘ tote , 4 ath whe cy r eee ; ; ) home ' ? : HAclede 449 , family -flat and five %-room furnished : : _ maces at ‘ : BulnG! Aad = ' " 1G , 908 ” Cores a8 ’ NA et r r-tal : ) flat«: total rent $3640 vear price only BELLIS, REALTORS, GARFIELD O378 PRICED TO SELL 241 ; Om hath ‘ BE ceroycny ag ail. cietnenind : NORTH SIDE. 23-ROOM ILA’ ' : we tT) Ca ; r £0. 000 , Sr. FRANCLS DE SALES P VRIES ”’ Yale ae on ¢ - : ae i BLOCK TO GENERAL MOTORS a) \, ’ Ke. DIPTERING, 26°77 Gravois. PRospect 1832 °?704 Alhamb: 4. mode! re a. : mae : IOS Kimbe - Liat laree ' ee de : (iffice open to ¥ p. m, Monday evenings : Io fie ! ' ' ia em “19 ‘“ 820 panies iN SMALL FLATS ot bath. ni frame Weinhery &Weinhkerg Realky Ga VIRGIN] 31 Modern 4-4: wonder- . (rma : : SPECTAL PRICE : ' ace »" sibusee., re : ’ : aTTy HES :AR 1370-4710 A ; Tr nn ;, . ’ - * Tp . Pi 3-3 . furn saan oo CHESTNUT. GARFIELD Ss CIRGTNI wor Sega a age m4 4, Sky ye me SOT TEL STDE BARGAIN oltage, 4-5, wi ath no ) : ’ 11 08—4-far rune “LAel 6449 yy ’ , to. “rise ‘ : 7 ’ ; ’ ¥ clede ; 7. . — oe - - , y - ‘ and I. iw) ry*rys T “" +4 NORTHWE 7 7 ' \ , ON Pa. sagen 5 nenge: tor, ois ak aT Are ' 5 CRITTENDEN | | , " . .* rf ; ‘ di ‘ 4 A ‘ ° ; bath. steam heat (wii LINI OO, - els Te 4 ' ' - fo0oms. bat! hot waeler heat VAT . HEA . POSKIN-¢ ABBERT-SL ATTERY ‘ ' on . ae = oa ‘garax' » barwail A KAIME & BRO i ee ff f MW REY ot ° wr RE AT — raral Ls 2 0.500 “will ae ROEBL. 72° Chestnut. MAin 31° ery Mf } (Ss New b-h rach SING LE——~3500 WIOMING ST DE VF Vit, BLDG 7TH AND PIN + ware PORTE NGEY ret J | ; nt-1) ! 4 er vr Ae 3 rooms, bia wo-car ga eh ) Price rig 1 price reasonabl trad ' , : DISTINCTIVE ELAI i y REA | bung . ttn iS ¢ 375. 2 ' ’ 1024 ry li AHilt Single bk ay Ubbis a” ras ‘ aap ' nh: ‘rag ‘a Ol? Kingshighway, &. W.; 5-6 room, 3 Lijit SIngis | : ’ : new modern buugalow style; “eather ? te oan’ VWATSON-O' ROT REE. Realtors, stripped and awnings; ‘2-car garage; fine 4s). ° =: K HOT-WA- + phone Hila 3493R Tara yon . . JULIUS S. FEYDT JR. REALTY C€O., hee ag FR grcenen Aig 2 ene — —— ¢ . NTH fARDWOOD Ry 10) ’ ' LAciede 3841 Hi) Ss. Grand Pte tek ey | r ee : | Se ee eee ' Tet ' KAN : ; ar Arsenal; ° LZ. 6243 Gravols, Riv 2100 KEALLY BARGAINS 1-30-34 Blendon p) tr. fi erms. BELLIS. GArfield 0878. VE Lis— Lit | | M! is Che hee fo i : : MING Do seg ey SEE THESE—MAKE OFFER ~~. Te d ible Cats. >TO 2 ihA. Dies ) ° rors stead 14n pane am - in —_ . . © oy 4 I. ) . ) _ NT = | " on | i ‘ | 7 : ‘ WATSON-O'ROU RK FE. Realtors. : : : : | ; ‘ : a9 . . ‘ a4 & i] 4 ; , 4 }* : ; main S750 CASH ency; brick: priced ~ "nacrumento EAGER on wt 5 SCHROEDER’ Rae 22 poe Many a amet erga’ ¢ Rise 7 ey if } . rdiion Park ae ~— SABA UB YH eat Pte ae DED Van Minera: IEE WOOL ELI MD © Sas oa AP tile RB IO AMG oy tie oF Adin never Sa " WATSON. ROT KEKE. REAI TORS. Try ‘eam neat Turgavse 7 ~ ‘ tii ~ OF 1 | ‘ : ; , , = ria 5 \ : . thi . cu he ho . At. ; ‘ ry 7 ‘ : , " . TP . , 2 R OW N R E AT, TY CO “4°71 HAV OILS RIVE ot S550. ts Gas ci - ‘ MI n oO: e¢ a i | r ‘ P ‘ | $ 8 ee ' i OxLue ia? . : ' : 4 dy | ener . Orel I : Lr \ , , oF ; nfm I Lj ats | s aly ' iD 7” ra ses —o ee none 7161 MANCHESTER. Hiland 0486 bails. « | brick, rock four # nets.’ wood floor : PACKER REALTORS. GAr. 8901 ) . : "Park } and 2-2 tn bath; modern in every res BO t-FAMILYS tPLAlIl—SG6O750 ; A . ron at 4 - , rY Barga uD sung ralow ; : \apor «team heat, NE REALTY ‘eugene waapionend ee ee 7 SING ddd Lust J fs enins , ; rs e - garas , | Dickmann. 3125 8. Grand. LAc. 0820 , ' aie n POriles: mt r g LLIRA-MODERS DOUBLE. int. DE FONT! a vs 4501 Ml ‘NI SMT A a’ . Three anoartinents« , rooms and hath | : ——r i ea : ya , 10 alps and one studie mat art: ieaead af B® roome nrved ; ; . ' hie: . a PRPANGC ae —s : NEM ra huoM DOL BLA a oF ys : oh ~ — L » awe ~ °® haths« etl ' an’ elalrorute laree K. 1010 tr \rfie.s -¥ 4 RR KE REALTY CO . on , ‘me ’ Peirgron? : - . SOO3A—F la 4-4 " NEAR TOWER GROVE , ' , ee : ~ home; very construction. with. every ~ V on -BRUESENRE def » 7G T>- . " 7 — ‘ 3 OG & sy ‘ee * \ | . ‘ ai hg = - ~ modern convenience: exceptionally artiath SA E cowie : = JOHN S. BLAKE BRO 5 Chest: ma etn %. . os . ' a ‘ . eins ig "av aah TWELVE-FAMILY APARTMENT park-like surroundings; beantifal rea: ' : hi ; . 7 1 ifs AL NCEY P. MEATH CO. G Ar! jeld 2 ENh) 3672 R Us & ; y yard: garages for 5 cars An elecant home | | oe , L4tys + rt 4 roome ' and a substantial income. Arrange for in ees of 9 =n your home in half the ; RNCAMEA EE LEEE fia a Sen 16-50 icky . flat rn et etna re eet = RP pig | : ft dots : ) , rooms ea mod spection ng alow te 8 hn nome in Bl the tme i "ee % Grand Olfax 3425 ic) 4 MB ar te | 1} | Blee —— : ni rs | ' : ' mte Towe! ' ; ‘ ' r attra ALBERT ©. BI ee gn. F. Of le. ai at ne 9 “gyre peer - — “9 mre - Rie Co, RHA Wait pe! , ; | REVMSBECHER Tnanen | : 53 tix 4a ag ndmission 1 nel | a? MAin ‘te ; (Cheatnut st y ATSON- OP ROURKE, Realtors, OP 2 \ Ly OD. \¥ } r ‘ ' ha . ) ' + Riverside 4 sh Sacco ends | ss & pedees, Gan ond trie y : iow Flats 1) eves! ogmsmteny ghee, ne haa one = | “ ’ | 4 : a” ; FP . r : ; i . —_ . 7 - ‘ 4 d 7 4 4 ‘ dont 4 ’ ry ; ~ ; M4 . . : ‘ 7 ‘ - ¥ , ngaiow ; é 4 : ; : “7 .% om « a4 : : ' 655 SOLTH JEFFERSON ; a ¢ : : mae ; pag : ' ' rt) S500 bie . ' . »T Da ray . , 3 : = © _— . “ . a _ F ne ‘ i ‘ ‘ a . sTA ' ‘ : ; abie. tile be arate entrances: od loca it WISSMATH, 2857 NN. Grand LAC Leds ae Pia ae 2 , ' . . Calif ‘tae { CHRISTIAN RRINKOP - & ‘a , N fsa o- a es é . : : ad c. iu & N\ ww BOs ki é le 3 | . ty 6444 WI f IK SALE \\ AN | kT) ; . “A , ; ay . : ‘ ; ‘ ' ! - . Bale Maan ie BE deat 9 si - ——$——$$——_—_ +5" . | ES vie 04 | } 7 : . ren ) BEST BLUYS—TOWRR GROVE | “ — - eri! 's noes each: Jon stein S oon = oe rocues: |reouunr Scar Ge" ily $2500 a March 16. Opee Se 28% : caer | LUPPER TORS. GAr. KAO. | Our Mr. Rengel . Tower Grow SOUTH SIDE FLAT stad " nih: tice $9500 #.#.°,°° «| seine cir gc a St " pearere will trace ies “ snail i fe. a Me OL TH SIDE BEST BAKGAIN ‘7 ; , ‘ ' ; pe FR K SEBASTIAN : oe. | GHERTNE > Se., § : dlls oe ° ! . Siva T° . —— - = ‘ 2 bathe 4 44054 Elmbank nas By — a & i Pads tu ane es . ; Avi che opt , , ‘’ . ' : amily, 3 bath and | adage eae? ar Fo oe SRO | t+ and 5 rooms. tile bat fis : : e fiat. 41 | . “4 DV KUHS RLTY. CO. Lindell 7 er-b . vyon Be y FLATS YGO i Le and Bee oe iM | 4 | ; ~ md ah A ; and ' ry > | ot na . , . , aoe 7 ; ‘ — Sa pro : {ices Ki TUGLRKR—S8450 ( ABH hat , , ; 4 VA) { ' I." AIRVIE Ww Av’ “ AT "Died nyse ge ” gdh Sia ~e * ee “ 7. ~~. iy Gre aha ey, ’ o a oo i, 7 ened ° . : * ’ ? 7 - F ” ; ‘“ ? - “ei * . , ¥ ; Al} —_% ‘ ; ‘ , q" \ N | | \ he ; " , '* " ’ ‘ ‘ro - ‘ , ’ l ‘ ‘~ | :? 7 ‘ . Pe _ i? aries - 4 . . 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KREALTY i ; be teat cet ’ ial v , ploag hd } EK ON THis beth wa i ' a . i] a L“7TLEMA'N 4% £ OR SAL E OR TRADE ‘ ) ! sg yet Re inane baths. 4 | idee 2 | a eee ) MA MONLY 92500 | Ini, BALANCE excellent condition; 4-4 | . inthe Sh to] | | , : MONTHEA renionces:, big va a gor J. JARZEMSAY. Realtor i THI Ur CIN GT] 7 hKAMES | ) ‘1 | temas Pal r single flat OF 7 iT. L PY LER 0459. (cRO i+ 24 | +. Cl Pet re ff ! neenienas ese A id 14°? ; kK RENTROP REALTY 444 , +4 | | ' y™ MAKAE . . Nestnut GAriielid Gee, ? ‘ ‘ ! | ' J | L , a kK] AT HUNTER : . Northwest - ‘ ; ‘* . ; rigtt. @t ~GATOW PUAT a : Ie ; ;, A) : ‘ wie Log. : a , ee rs Priel mt iat , KAD PrOkR BESGATAW m~ ” , - 1w~kRINCG, REALTY Co. n ; +g mae | * SS SS ry? - ; ‘ . ioe Goldstein Realty HAY t atone Sa WING TO OFFER YOU s ' | ~-TODATE ty : ‘ ” ~eR ODS furnace$40 al . if a. rolin : oR Of ATO « “CM TTI® SINGLE FLATS . . id a faewn« tars whe AN ln RE RR Te a peu DR ety Ranga Se By Ne last gh eoetgeere ¥ . r Pe ETAT ce , . ~~ Rh, % le opera e 2 puke 4 eve opine & ' PO ME Mae ot ‘] i. he | ° " “" FE. J. KARM K. INVES TME NT BARGAIN | fiit Chestnut. MAin ©142 three etory concrete >414 \ & tii all | cg. artistically — Dh . | R ©] . aude finished It will be | - e BUG , ee -» & AP ee Se p. UE Pre es weit ; , WOK | ‘445 & Grand So aintense, ne - vi i Tre dove d ae . . ‘ 1} ) . $ eA ' on, hew ther- ce Mr. COw1nge. HOLE ELDER K & BK ‘ oe : ri,A | m-roon pssciency nev ; y ’ i at } der best ar frat ge = . t een oe } Natfurai riage Mn . til, hat) ’ vin . : ’ : “YL KODEMYER & CO., 45 ac Rh hi vole (A | . South ' : eee - ' : rage: tivis 1 enews ni value: reduced 100 N. Sth St MAin @124. 7 ah | —~PRICK $6250, Tr3e oF CG ut " as , “ - oem ff: rh * ts raeti pay ment . Malic: 4 i; 7 “¢€ ae he. : . ; | ti , ps , ; . eo. ‘ P . . YY ' . fF 3? i. Té ‘ ‘ a ~ anus be . , P “ %, 2-FAMILY FLAT BARGAINS = Qiee sun. StS eT at ae tk | 3 cas water hess | HT] | Victor one 4441 Greer, new 4-3 rooms and sup E) : FIXNBAUM. | . tee CTHWEST REALTY room. tile baths hardwood floors. double mat A ‘ ra he: BOT OAHIGHT 41> ' earace: priced way below ectual cost. ‘3 i SACRIFICE IAL 3 ivan. attractive 2-family ma! brick _ 4 vO nS tile hathe eran. fold ; ‘% » > , j ia , . undricea . gcarares. : iced right. . = , ‘ a I | ‘ , " ae ; , ot ' ' 13876 4 tt A r+ RA ; ' . : ‘ ‘ ; ’ ' H A he al . rpeeri RY ; at. -. , O).. GArfteld . “ ' , “wer : Pies. ‘, 5 rrome. ha the. ne. 7 is HOTS FI DER Vr AR co (HAT NCERY 5 Hi ATR double garage: lot d=% ‘ es BT 4404 Natural Bridger APPED: ne 2 2 * ; ‘. ae (ENT INVESTMENT BARGAIN ; <¢ ; + ia : 100 “wriry rravel r 3 ‘ ct PS EDA RAG » * : ~~ ~ . " a “A (a@sii. 637 | Ad be | : b 7 ; RY 7 . . ie - . ’ ’ . Pa 7 tere Ee. ; aera , | , , eee woot foo Keurel-Weber S127 BS. Grand. LAc. 9644 4\K7EMSAY. KEALTOR, TH MARA’ get " Bengel- Weber e7 S. derand, L.A: | LAIL is. TiLAR Oliv. ic) 5 re aeunade. AC OU rf " is . r ee ? ¢ J ae é : j y s 2 +e % ~ a i . : ai ie , we a Oe + ike £ t AM obs ates i; * a “ ?. : "4 ® ¢ : t oe oe ‘.*s cet e* ahs te

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oS gel Ros i2B PosT-DISPATE! 35 2000 REAL! ESTATE For Sale, Exchange, Wanted, and Bungalows, Cottages, Flats, Ap artments, Residences For Sale Today. = er — ES FOR SALE FLATS, AP’ TM'TsS. FOR SALE FLATS. AP’TM’TS. FOR SALE FLATS. AP’TM'TS. FOR SALE FLATS, AP’TM’TS FOR SALE RESIDENCES FOR SALE RESIDENCES FOR SALE RESIDENCES FOR SALE RESIDENCES FOR ? RESIDENCES Southwest Seuthwest = | West 2 Centrai , ee oe ce , West 9 | aia i ro ie NEW POLE FAMILY = say tee? Ba | i . 7 : . 7 ) | | aed | = : The Finest Duplex Residence 4 “sie. Louis 5 rooms. 4 steam heatine pinnis:stet| See SANGALO WF 1.2 BR Nem 16%! — = om “i 2 al SO AN alii, 38 ala ol ae _s ™ es Ps ng Salis, Re ae SRP Be. — . : P — « i MC TIF ~q, =F. 08 '! : : ; tte ier $ rs Ris ti = PARI“H —- — —_— 6 LR AE ACS 15) IE OUNER ae t Ficd de ¢,40¢8i) nas tFKR &£ BRO. FP Orest @561 IME j ; ’ ' 1% AUNCEY P. BD iTS (6. > ie t a) rin=E GEST END Fixes 4 W. OBERMEYER & RKO. FOrest 6361 rweo BAR, AS ~— oR TRADE LAKNER: go“ni cond : L Ae POsSAIN~.ABBLRT-SL ATER) 6044-36 PRR-HIN¢t.—WANTS OFFER. SChRY PP. HEATH (© “I\-F AMIL) BAK KNICKMEYVER-FLEER ELTS ~ ‘yra te - ies Ss 6oou— TERMS ; er ¥ , , : , po creeping ee Com ; — FINE} & , . | MALRKER-(:-H1IO-B! REALTL CO tein ' ; ' Li ‘ .it ate . i b> ms 8 ery ¥-re Lidia "Ae ¢ ited COTY ITASHA 354-4 BUNGALOW ma 3 maa “SEF | SAKGAIN KRESIDENC} Re rms. + cash “ Artiela on ny Ci . = —— " aA ; tg , euruges x 0 ‘ Ses Bis BAKG | ’ KOUOM - FLAT ‘Tet WINK OP . , ‘ "i ~ REDS MI L b «ef Gar. > >= i : i a aia - =e vol % 1? ; a esegiamaim as Sug | vi mI is , SS800—S | 112-14 My “AP Lt rl ——SS5te) HRI rLAN BRINA rf 3 s- ‘ ati BAL ANC L MONTHLY aij : pT Ad Distine tiin~ (:KA > Saree =e : ; ‘ - . : bk BASTIAN. Kealtor 1 $32 | ; * Parish ang \ \ E Wi 3 “114 SOUTHWEST KEALTY (0 ion. TS Te ma artistieé setting SUrTOUmE oh aan CaaeeeS 309 S. KINGSHIGHWAY. GRAND —— | ~ HOW Ls BI Lb mo | SS CASTS ae WESTMINSTER, $750 DOW have heen Proorn I BARBAKA™ PARis# \S hihi vVws > e 4h} A=] y ° j ; : ide re 3 oa ut r rT) « e >a: aie Iiit a2 . m = bi ; ATSON_OROLURKI eee ee " WISSMATH. 2837 N. Grand : 44R G ‘re ear BG with . . : ae ; a : ' ’ field gx> 606" «COLUMBIA TNUStALtLy A4T- BUTTs~ KE. ALT? (0. ts ' all mM. r- sane AMILY BARGAIN ae : _ : a°r? ate ' eee aa t) ' 7 {«.RAVOIS ‘ RASD be ' he be . . " a . “ trit “ : + ; : ; . 4 ‘ ae ; cee ry ee = : : Ty i ; a. sooo ( 4-H ; res . var ' ' 4] OPPORKTI NIT West mus CLIVE AY i St Bit s mina " gin ; ' le ~ - oe PRE $8000 ~ a » i & Pe ry Si. & ONLY 84000 “RR . K. FE. co. FOrest T7067 o b014 15— . . 3 : : = ; HOLLY HILLS REALTY co Me eres NEW DOUBLE FLATS er mont ’ ¥ eh RAND “RIV ERSID 14106 poyerreggoomes Ee a : -: mel as : Pee THIS ONE 23 P : ; 3 Db LMAR—BAKGAIN , 38 . i ! ‘alla f s shoe us sare ; . . os P al a FY r HEATH CO., GArtield S165 BUILT TO LAST AND SATISFY Ls 4 — ' ae ati rs isonat . e:. $ 7605 DELMAR. UNIVERSITY SSE West End Residence’ Bargaim THREED seis). ONE LET : . ONL) idm E> REAP aes Lik 8.4: t enn if. SS. Grand, LAc. 9544. * " weIsTia’ BK INKOP RK. E. ¢0.. a — sec2 DPE GIVERVILLE. Be ‘ ore “il HeMer BARC AIS 36271 S« «Grand TArlede 5046-41 . m= uns Ln POOes LND—VERKY WubpERN . . * was 0: ~ . . . . j ; . ‘ VAR Orth ij nae > — es : ; fa 4 . ce : = : a : - — — KODEMYER & ¢ ‘ eT) CHALN: P. HEATH CO. GArfield 21 . nee, t =. 3207 RIDGE. TO CLOSE EAES (27 | WASHINGTON © . win , , ° ’ . . at ’ me e : : eaten ce é , f ~ eta . ' x > “4-63 ‘ = Ss. ‘o. Kier vf Rit =} ad “th m : > is one , a A a: ga | 2¥ ; : ; : : ~ —— , At 4 , : — iHAUSCEY P. HEATH >> , SOUTMWME-T KEALTYS €0) —_ wi ; ; 4 HOME IN "00 8 RINGSHIGHW AD STEIN} 7 4oi°t.% ak . INI] } OOo een . . , we esl as of een oer —* tpmagegs, 8 ee os Sen > mesg ? Font. Eo ) sie a a vt . 7 5 ie aa ee ee See ' “446 VERNON—sA(ACRIFRE ie nrice. : : wr fade = “idher ae } TO (LOSE ESTATE. PRICE cP] - “ _- © .* ™ > on ASS LACE BARGAIN Arield , M1 aren Pe reID Bt a ; es : ) ) : . isiage ys rr 2 en . ) 3 ee : cor a £6 . BLYS 9 ROOM mi 4 tem SAVIN ? thy ) | TT] R -—! . f baib MINERVAL S88 : PERNACES ie unk | ‘ ; floors , : i foors SNM. LAS) TERMS SHREWSBUR). | . ' a : - OR UR ES araee DOS ted and ine Ms CRAVOTS (¢-KR AND INNS —— = . sa i] ‘ i Lr 17 79 ‘ eG Weis Oe x . Baths ene ¥ ater | 4 , "id iA near spies gama onion ' y Troon sh a mple «a Arrange ) once Ss iia thom - ie 3 | a LUN FE, ) > MerHER-On, : : i$ TWELVE AND TWENTY-FOUR , . 55 FOLSOM Ay » ROOMS, BATH. * ) pony. mare ; rs . CRNA DECOR 7 : - 'T ~Hig - . « @ bares HOMP- SEER ERS, ATTENTION: FA™MII.Y ti REDPECORATED THRU 6.8 be METROPOLITAN RK. CO. JE ferme Gm ¢ ~en ni ‘ ar LRIMEN® ic. 7 | Mo LEVI & ¢ 1a NT . Tsar : o ROOM RKICK—S 7908 ~ -~ 4 a a ue i me: at . ’ - Re Pt ge " a - . ,~- tweed {, Pe i , > ¢ be ’ . . » | 7 ({HATNEC FAP Seta: ‘a ; ‘ i ‘ 4 . - t : : a4 ‘ - & ' e . ‘ 6,120.94 Ti=tb TTI . te ele ‘ +} oy SOM he in S : . rat ms - — ree idenre i ‘ , ~ 4 » RB Avant 4 . - nae ‘ - ; tures VMODeE . GOODE RLIAW furna F : an nf ee? . — : . f ' . . - 4 a= = . “55 ~ SRT - eee ona : : epee” : - ‘ ; tae? , aF\kY H HAFFNER “REALTY cH.. Te i?® 'y +4 ra oe 4 . m : . ‘ te o on —{HNWEIiF pe 2m Tre ; .% FL 3 I ate. , . ! i? =P NAD -* . _@8' on fieeewt $518 S508 : oat ite sa tiie a - PAS-ADE’ > 5) ee oe le ee ee. (OODF niwow . _ furnace. : . . : * , ’ ? ad ’ ~ ~~? new rut tr gurugr ore 2 . + =” z Manchester as , ‘ ‘ , " \ , Tis 5 ee | = r , . r : . P » nis *s 0 14; ee : ' - ' Pp 0 , sc : IR ALDI Ki , REF Se EARP MNS Ie Rf Mog pom atin “MY DOWN i rece Me cn — RESIDENCES FOR SALE sign Aig SER RM, “18@) Fers?r Tae SPECIAL HOME BAKGAINS | ' a cn OR ; " wate — . ~e- = €.¢ ‘ . ; ; 7 . 7 ‘ : ra aie ‘RILIA REST ROVE, , : ; wr le soy oo eat . , CATHEDRAL PARISH FLAT lie Mis es , : niente te car ind Oxy WATERMAN + ” 4 . . 2 ‘ a s A ; : ‘ > : . : . ¥ WATSON ROL RAE. Stang Cash Bars 199! Siack«tone wT ii ‘a _oged @ room . ; .% eit #7 a0re BLOCK FROM FORE is ne.” 7 ‘ pree $730. papae a" %a¥ nif + y e & * cae iTH «0. & Ar Pr VERNON AVENE .] Bargain, St. Barbara's > “ ai> i 7 7 ri¢ ou iL RN ACE, s00 «1 OPELIN . ta pre , ow! f $ : 3 ’ x ’ \\ ; ; oreo fy : ‘ | c: ponder WATSON-O ROURKE. oRS : , ~$ - obec ' NEAR pions a Yt : rT : — 7 ’ - a “ es ° - m : tit DELI | \ Caakd LJ £17 2. Persie #F ~.CRIFRED ‘ ee oe ‘ . ~ + . . “4 ' : 2823 DE TONTY : OOD REALTY ¢ Livers : | hi : —7 é 7 ¥ 7 Sear a ~ os Vv 4 > ’ : . ° . ; ; . ~ 7 O SIX-F \MILY ar A ‘AB EMENTS on SENNEGER. Realto ioe gy : ‘ i e > - ' : , 1 cIM REALTY igh a RE DNS Aaland 4% Me West . ag ae WS pen} Arad. ele A eb berinenhe Gaeee eo ewe. ev ve ne ~ % - a : OWNER wil a - eapets estiersng, Segucifas er ° ——. 4 > BARGAIN FOR GI NK SALE. 3 Rat , lo Dard a ¢ : # ; 1" ENCE—BY OWNER ELEGANT ™* J ne RG & JONES SEAS 5 | Bon o SITE FOREST PARK | Weimrberg & Weinhere’ Realty (a4 ; 4°73 a ; Pegs re ite . 7 arent > of ss TROP ns ‘al Oa . a — BARGAIN—NEW SINGL : in hen IDEAL NEW HOME » _ i m ‘ ow. , ‘ i ; : " r treat 874 ~ a Pyare es 809 CHESTNUT. GARFIELD 4779-4710 i: a3 - To REALTY COMPANY ee | WATSON-“Y ROL R alter -Y BUILT BRICK HOM! To? ee mee tsa . ) vest . : Ont ; XN : ° . 143 o 3 >I . ~ ‘ - “~ ti SA i“ * c nd we : a ace : : | Taylor and Easton Ay 4 | : er wea: | EARS | = 3 rll | drive to P x al . . MOBRI™ AACH KR. C6.. INC.. 826 Chestmat, : : Li} s , | GEYER -EEZES FI FOREST PARK. TV __BUSH-BUR! Ss : As 9 axe COmPoRy sa 7 AND & KRewouMn a PARLOR : : . a , jot ; : by Se 7 " ad ®. . : . INV] 2 i eG : \TSON-) ROU RKI alt ANT ‘ } ; oo » with . 5 niin Centra! : ‘ ’ .o : - . : S255, ae] a So - . eT? . . ” an — = & i Ps ail ‘ ' . . . . » ‘ feet ~~ ‘ 4 3 . . ‘—~ 7S , ; ’ LA ie, ae node Os ae Rees . ; RUSSEL ¢ - OR ee IO Ps = ual ' here = Bher« ‘ 7 , , : ' ' - . : and #9 so. 6 ae. wie Senza with 1 nemo grt) = ee ¢°% $ ; ; oe bts i x . : i. ROOM ° ; - . Lite ss , $ , bree ais et = 3227 iGeund. tac. 9544 CABANY 717 wok 77 , “A | ‘ ~. ‘CONSERS AToRY <. <UILLESPT age eee See. Very oan ) a | . (FE) abiors, WITH BLINTAN LGU ARITM. REASGN- ee muss . ieete oe ABLE. BOX K-146, PO=T-DISPATCE. ‘ 1935 Delmer. 2m TE SE SaaS

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2700 F ARMS For Sale, Wanted; Personal Property and Real Estate Loans; Business Chan ces, Wanted and For Sale Ads. Se RESIDENCES For sate ™ seSIDENCES FOR SALE RESIDENCES FOR SALE RESIDENCES FOR SALE REAL ES'TE—WTD. TO BUY BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE NESS Pao? FOR SALE ( SSS ; eee *asaeren ad West | : soe SMa Wars North : South Ag Mortgage Loan Correspo! e for ‘ion. WONDERFUL BUSINESS CORNER — Soe SY = = «| aye "s | sormine ho Ue a King hway k ' ~ . > = oe . 7106 W Westmoreland ‘Pi. COAL AND ICE DEALERS eereer: tangs nor at, room fiat My Equitable Life Assurance Beautiful ]®room residence bathe, hot-water heat; large iot —_ " | Bate areata ca | ~eeae a—— Society of the United States FERN €ci M. a. ee & coO., MA! n 4124. 6300 Madingtes | ; Rika eo ; = be ea i, = a. BS FF Ks ecib- ~1M08} Avenue -etory > ig: Terminal ewite! ; on TE meter pe * $a) 04 : ar loans at 6% interest with NO CHARGE i) ; r > ate 4 & yy > : a = ? : = ; = | rrr? ' t ta rT)}eT * il , Fi: , , t a4 eo a4 hel i nere eecurityY 18 exceptional. 7 6 ne PRI EERIE “INE Fo A thas | : Oy = 7 ‘Parkview we eee : a E ;, (HiAENCEY PP. HEATH © 3 gare »' , op. u* val ‘ ag - (je ; = = = = j — . ™ : - Pe Aaa , fle? F new ce at , 2. } rit hy | Ne ? \ men —_ to,.hCOUr PUN approximate!) le “tA. ; @* — = 31 vi © | Mia 14 ib 7 > a : ; Xe’ = = ; _— / - ; ’ ree ~ nly En cciglis vee a — : 7 7 “> a 7 ys ITP TES, & able $10 }p er month per $1 000, - c f A j |Value and can be bought meht PM EEE SS ase ith a ” vomnele commission. "i ee es ; “ 4 Aas be . : — ry #' r¢ i ' ' ' ‘ ‘ . ‘ baths, hotwater heat, - ; nd building. Cail CA nO ae ie + gee cee sequent, GGne an ane COMOBINATION KCTORE onto om ane : Stee yo : lecire. & rom anawer will be given. hardwood floors. ga- | aia ta Garry ri: sore «1 ‘See L rest S640 | = aoe ee ” _ 89F bath and “nocd investment, vere cue | Quite die Terms from the Equitable rage. e Edw. L. Bakewell we (Wainbery bWeicBaqy Really Ca Love. Van Rip ra bryan 118 N, ith Street rg hall’ ros} 80@ CHESTNUT. GARFIELD 4779-4710. ‘ ater thy Sh SECURITIES \ . . . . : aoe .¢ aT, ty wit ia aes eculation , ST Louts ededededD * BiG BARGAIN ~ 4 x. \ , Tri ¢peberrt ‘ y . : . —s ‘ Ta" e " ' . - xs | . : , js ; ' . P ~ = 5 Sik ‘ A Soa bee he ie. GAsficid: PN because ‘~ 2 restr ted community. where Tht Lt pick \ C44 Hark Of . hesinut 5s! fa North | rt KEI LTORS. & A! ay - | ny “7 | : . . | eee, eee ho LAE: orthwest area ae ; ee ANCE MO? : | quality une heim. Distinctive arehitecture, Le i struction mS => : pau pan rox : Sarre WAT Sees | to respondent Ne rh insurance C@. Amount and artistic set fing surrounded by beautiful J and planting. Most o PAR aie die ele: reais @ ne-story building. only two | screens. SWwilnEs, [ete een 4187 and Representing Thousands of Home Investors. Tre" MIP ] 14 oY) TH Ore 6006 Lew HS gee Peg : Rati . of t hese homes have been sold and alt SCG Ing owners. OTTAG! y—Store ot a CHOUTEAL BARGAIN $5500 z wees ~ ; " , 1: : a A . ae er 6] ilt t K, rest * root wit ha —— | D ; - Ch auital stiED 3 as = 3 _ > _ ‘ This should int a Ay Our judem )\1 : | LT’ Is lie! i cw ae is Ai narawood fl PO Ds. , Bane .* vs »u ; oy mn ‘aa : me atitia iaing rim . Hemmelmanh- Spa kk le } be kK. ( 0. risvi le tantore 1 Avenue. story. 2-car brick gar ccaaneis mont Ov ‘+ Yl4-V14A N. WHITTIES ST. | SEVENTH AND CHESTNU’ STS. ivi price sasy terms; imme- N._E. COKNEK CAKTEK AND MAKCUS rs me an tints 4 Ness $ - : ; 24 . : #ryr ry ‘ af Ce . i ; , ’ ‘ I a’ rT] A ‘ , | ; ; " sf “ " , tr) ~ . . ] esse none 2 — pene lars JOHN BLAKE & BRO... Slo jeetnut Rees “ == —— ——— a ’ 7 . - ’ : 4150 WEST MINSILR “ eS GH : | ‘ MR. MAHLER. GArfield 8088. 0: See KORTE. 110 N. &th. MAIN 4258-59 os “TI. BARBARA'S PARISH “Ask the fam wih ; im OL Residence, PArkview O115.(c99) 4 TRULY SAFE INVESTMENT eee Te negro A> fv a ath me Oe cot 'ED | KOR b . ‘ samen papeeenaneenrts = aeaaenenenameninnes coat a wstimetnaisnciit a —- - Tine \ ~ ] i ; 2IneReR hu rig : Sa ani ni . ‘ : ‘ goud future Annee ESTATE. . = — S=S—————— —— —e SS —— 2999-24 NS. Unio: ion ) 2b | Dh , : ) "| SIXTEENTH, 92 6 roume, $200 down | ELL. BL. SNAP re SIRABLE plant in rear} separaie heating plant |” MAURE R- CHO. BEFFA. “RE ALTY._€0., 2 isih; 9 rooms: $3UU down. FARMS FOR SALE H Ni sa * ” em ; é 4 } oP ‘ ,* ‘ a | ,) r a! a - , e t ' : . ow ; . *s 7 " F | N A N ( ] A # ist TdT “Te radu {3 MOC . . sn Sete HaUSCHIT iit ; eR. 4 wt & Bil Int fe eQePo Wit yur ims .* ; . | ’ i ‘ 4 ‘ BUTT KEALT)S (0... 726 CHES ; j : . , 8 % ‘ % ‘ rogati »t-wat 2-2 od 7 es © . y ’ , | , ' . -_ . + gs I : ; I ESI | ENE ks ‘ailee @ oo ; : . dINb! ~ : RPWOOT - wes ers’ eine from flag } burn¢ a a 300 wes - 0 36) nest 7 reon apoio eye : | Mss Pt oe . : z= =1. LOUIS, 4346—3 wee poor POW NER en wns ' ns ee” a tadig n play in tt pat aplleeecomge: oc “a= bases eee andy ei rat; modern; price red Bre 7 , COTTAGE, 2-CAK GARAGE, 3am : like yard in ehade mn tmnidet fruit. | een throgghoul: lot 50x14 ind ) | alf bloc wh aa 10 rooms. 2 ba gy eri : | KAS) TEKMS. OPEN 2-5 FP. M. COM LOANS — REAL “ve _ _ ie* hos BEKG K E. c., } threst ,06%. , } r ea te ol 7 2 tiseetf ~ - wtae te VARS bee ID ee NP es be as! ick : 2 +.% . u T : at Se whe pa Bi se = ‘ \ " " : .* , i _ : Vn ae teech them. ae y an unu WE OUT TODA 3 Page | ger BS gg estab "9 ine gpboshetetee nroow. sleeping por TPOADWAY. 3532-34 295904) atone ' partment ! JOUN H. ABBOTT, Realtor. 09 ‘Chestnut. 2 vil es . ; ve ; ; Y c : ; ; ris - 4 ti ‘ A we , i t ‘ 4 : ’ } thé mf , y 3 . . ' : : a ; | mat . ; OT ‘ : amet AA A] rr’ ’ ; ’ rt ’ Ti; B®’ iit) rT it } = SO) “ ee } enna dy , } iot ’ c i) . ’ j é : ls rié ul | ; — Ol : hy ‘ i P : ’ 4 ‘ a) ‘ ae ae. = t : , - ; 4.) + ¥ . ‘ 2 TY} ~~ ; , : Su , " : - : ' ~~ ) wv’ a* 4 }. (,ROEBI. Kealtor re > - ( heatn set. | BP rise f REN! $1248— 009 DOW'S FIRST AND SFAOND DEEDS OF TRUST; tribam | rh . ‘ a v7 ; v — : a - tach z at o bran : t G- f ine z ry i) : % | : : 3 | 3 , | ‘ fu ’ ws . = ‘ a! —P RA IAl HAIES. BKIN AMAN'N HEAT. ae +> J Te Pits "Pp L a a> contin # cone compote Set «Fie : TION 15% Cabant ' rooms, ° py ! ) , pute _— — - GLICK. 1 - att _ TY CO. 4910 GRAVOIS RIVERSIDE M47 DELMAR—SAKG A aie % ~ a en ae se ns net NO! car bat ol-water 5 narcwoocd Oc palace | etwas mUUMS, BALM. >40U ‘Avni, 3 +%) feld “ ‘ 18 BDL" VOU Onra tt} ae = Re 4 , ; ; ie * a ager # s~N-CP ROL KAS. Realtors. : Leonard aw} L, J iain ate . ‘ e ehare ‘ rape -_ “ee . : g . . tii : ea ae Fe eis ty is , — Bo ait , only $40 33 alv (op gr e , a . ™ *; “> ° 4 , . ay mond ’ roonry . ; . , : \ ‘ ie . as ‘Z ar ) «* \ €-3~ | >) > ara: 1x) ~ - > ; om , (> 11455 bay ’ Om” > +} . : ; : : \ iis j = : me : bas ' K Vea , , -\CGEL-WEBER’S low rates. 21° - - est Ung " ene Dare as "225 NOR THMOOR DRIVI ‘ te x Dy. re : , , : | GET RF "Car = ‘\ ‘te : . ; ' ; i sedan teenies CO i'n . ie Sg ~ Nier cana " , rage = o “ ——"t. by _— 1s fe33 DE Gn ERVI! it This ‘artistic home corntains tiie ' ar €a ee espace I . ; . cif TOY? \ | s. Grand. LAclede 9544. (ewe) . t ; A Rijs iit har hardwu ood floors. lp ater heat, ‘ E> ‘ Phone fer our complete Liat hy ‘ ‘ . : . = AC Hil Teo Bul H PORK ¢ . : ae oul 4 gure , bys rs i bat! hot-water hea’ fireplace. beautiful electric fixtures. 3 finished S¢ ‘ CHOICE HOMES cesih 9-11 Carre ) . : : daadt of % Hot el | ) burper in every respe carage, bargain lot 40x160: brick earece and side drive: ae me otal ' ‘ sin and It! amy. Century of Courteous [ » Wa@eti | ' ; y, pik ats yy tig ‘ Lad of Lourdes narish : } . } EO Fo B E Re EE] 1) *y ( ' . . : ‘ ‘ | ' . 7 . ‘ ve GEO. N. COOPEL K MN 1 ROPOLITAN KF ea Ji.ftersen 610@ POTGRERTY a ee ee 803 Chestnut «tT LBE . Bi ANKI ars ee ' t t ; 4 - Pid ; I A - OHIPrEW + : ah : ; a - - ; fu “tare , ('* Realtor. ; ein ; sarfield 3 “A NR reson 6108 =. Chestnut. ANY, ine em bgt a a | $00 CASH, ® ROOMS, BATH, ELECTRIC | yo, : oe ~~ ours : v ‘ ‘ ' wt fs ’ {am CS ee ace a de Sang dS Sect sage a am ¢ oe a oo A . RP RE et , . . a5 iD hed | KIDM. I TO ‘ Lies} t i | AT] 3527 NABETNGTON - a ne . ' . : i { Cy\T] 4 , . i . Mib..\¢ Dutt - , ; ps — Beat! ; A , 100 Vy ASHI INGTON ; : ; renui tus rT u : * Realtors. MAin 1778. 610 Chestnut Dart Re ede sli ai y CHAL NCEY FP. HEATH ©0., 6 Artie! 16 or “ loor: ecre ned pol 2. Oe. 2 ors a se vias ' “Fine Home Specialists Since 1898" ae Mn ie ee , ' ee : Tinteel HOO. Rm. F. meee MONET ——F iret ane | “ yu ~ ‘ ; . ; ry ) ' ' ‘. . Fs 3 P . ‘ ‘ . ’ s ; 4 c | ci crrit 1 HOME IN ?} KRVIEW ronderful location,. 0% oat price $27.500 INE HOA f : ; " : b a ’ toomi 4 - ) : of 8 . pec’ | : Ame . ety t gt ci ‘ 4 i ‘ y ee it - - nN I ict ; 4 . ; . , ea k ' sifu (ASH. $45 wos THI ‘ oe = “ — deeds " as net A a ; ay ON] At Ves >t > Big Bargain it j ; rire . a! rat Tagetine WE : ; } Sher: uM ait: - . he) ri : “12 Wainwright o-~ 4 Westmore land bile NN vA : ; : ERR geet J, , Forest Park Bl. 23 | : serit 1 emtiz par neice rnigtall nt $56 a ae. a to sult, « a fireplac are a 7 ' S ras T MS ry e =A 4R MA +1 TY te loun is sums re on hm”. Mt 4 SVE Marnificen: home nm bes at “ ; , aif | ab | | per F $11,500. FASY TER ™ : ’ 3 avec ’ Ris ' c ROOMS. LIKE SEW, 8500 ¢ anil Louls or County property, quick answer, . LERNON-—SACKIPIGCI Meonabie nruce Se me y . FRIRK, ma ; ' . riarG f et 5 e in ag pigs ila p 4% , . , ad a : ne 43°08 Labad lowest rates “wu. DROZDA REALTY TO CLOSE BSTATE. PRICE 359500 SSERT T TERRY & R23 Chesinu' ae b are: Ss ACTORY ; nl “Qu i — Ce gees wet a ant open CO., 4006 Chonteau a ‘ rage; i ‘EC ? ; ; - ney ns econg 15°00 n wee . seit ent the “y tt on ™t ,aragey ~ | A ? ( \ ae as , oe ~ sit a. he ' “ee as MONEY to loan in sume to - a AME ne ‘ 2 B A R Al HOF ( A BA N\ \ | 4 : iniciig ; , ; e nt Lnird 107 rouse ol wa ' ey 6185 SIP PR) , 1) s250 DOWN Louis or County property. on k anewer. 1 Oa, wri AD LIF RM AN—BERG doce 2 BUILT. RAras | wale! ; root at. hardwood 210 : a | VALLEY —— aan onl enka lowest rates. WM. &. DROZDA “REALT 3 eo ee oie, ons 9 ROOMS . : to erll. | jig-car garage: 40%. eers 00. (=055 Be : | | TRUST , ) A055 Pap eer LER. 919 Chestnut. | CO., 4600 Choutese av, coo CASH BLYS 9 - ROOM HOUSE er . , ' s 3 HENRY RK. WEI CO. [wp Es. ; AA MONEY TO LOAN ON FIRST AND . = , ° ee ’ eh. ¢' i ere i? -.s -* , e x prams : . y ; { ’ i ' i b rie - : : ‘* Oo ROOM BKICK—S7 00 : idaire 3 Mi kom . inget . \OoT . . xCeliet atiot tr BLOM : : . ; i i> A) ers é : ' ; ; ‘ ‘ ‘ r ‘ va ' 2 tse . -e ; . " : ; 0 ‘ ae ee “Garth 7 .- : OTM teri i> fp PeGCT met a el , Art ry th “il : ; “i Keane & I ranke, ]QUd Cbestnut Qa b pt... MACON DEATH 4 ‘cat Se se seg see? Ch 30) \' pitis \4 : : nut of sail wom gr a handsome PEsicn = | ' loabtact Sees nle : cacaee. ee eee | $500, CASH, 2520 PARK : : "2 e Bi ’ 'p? NICE COTTAGE FOR rie gs %. Tih : , * Ba, nt! o a ’ 4 “es :, Ldene ‘ i ! »/ 4 # se VN’ I 6 rooms ae / . oF ‘ ‘-4°0O Kutger: o recom : ahi urna nuk ; rk — Pe . ast) = “ * ; a . “- ; 3 w ? ea ' ms ; : x ; v y i] ’ . on T ‘ a , = re E onmed water gus and electric . vers low far u AnCe. rh srt roo : p — ' — ' j . I i » bid mo % ‘ wate Caded> t , 4 , cist | ca | rips : 2 » f i - . , ab price and emsy te ; el A oy . “Ort vk Pk Noon te 1 ar coh oie | a aes: ~ ; : ; sae a VA as 3 WwW. KERR (0... 107 N. Oth st : ‘ ‘ ‘ ' ; i -wate : rie es « / }¢ ssf) : — " ’ - = ‘ TW sO One i, i af ace P 4 _ 35 e arvads' 1TiUSs , 8G antarns ' ’ rs ’ : si : "ee" : a ee ‘ VW ATSO™ OROLKKE. ait , i ‘ : ' «~50 (ASH Bi } eS KIGHT HoMF MONE) 10 LOAN—City of count lo w- Fi Be ' family; terme | , ; . T42) + ” | f 5 oe Pid & proper : - ’ Agi: ge i 28 , rrrepPeRT geet Gi “OT OU A 7 é' 5 ‘i Jepe es a a] ON) Af) () - aia : ia asd (‘| : , ; mre - ‘ cr AN u want to mare : . a ‘aso ob ton earn: . + | vi Labia ily La- gy. poomM FLAT. 3 BATHS. $100 fo , ) ome apd se . i wa . , } aAnnk Nea? t" i ' Hy ‘ " ‘ ik ; ’ eager ‘ ; g x 4 : : ‘i : ; - “ ' ' t bat me —— 7 _ " ‘ 1) ~ i ad yy | ’ ; " . r . . j ger « ] pcre K ? I I a: ‘ , ‘ 7 . i . i o § " i ; « a. ~ ’ ’ ‘Tt : i , : ’ | ’ { 7 ne bes 7 ’ € : - Ais Pons ar eds at} ge ee ee ee ee mead wae BAO aut sa 4. nis ee ah ee tee ena EN Ee AES ANDY ENR ke een, EPROPS TSN NETO TO ete ae 4 isyale t/. COLAIRED brick: full base Widow with $° + Oh) U8 aa ;% Dickmann K Je Co, G23 Chestawly WENT H. HAFFNEK REALTY C0.. Ain * JOHN 3 UL Sots £0 . : +> | en |= fet . uy ; “4 ; ri i.f) | ~* - = , af i¢ ‘ : j ~~ ae ‘ cr. i are j Z t K : 4 : ai* 3 ; : oe ' ‘ P p ‘ } ‘ . - ame - 1 SPR I 4 i 1 haston, bOrest S5HL8-5506 amd won vondert nO} nd) ror bak | aie : ig > rN EY TO LOAN—On reai @8- ™ -“7"A™ DEN \ PARH ; od CARR ! ~ ~~ 7. oh : % TTT > : i] i : . , bad 272 GOODFELLOW . . ‘} rf ~ , Soo i - i ' , ba é t. iar bo «* Oo , age p ELEGANT 9 Ki iM Lawiek ony 17) 7 + | ees! Mg + ; RORY 1 ar . 3 tes prompt attention. STRODT- pe. ge” slg | a cae furnace, elect? 1738 WESTMINSTER alee eis gu. Saas flo y equipped: ba ! Vi LA nle 8 a tt, in ont 4 auntie price SIAN & STRODTMAN, 3607 North GIKALDIN BKOS K. I Sit Chestngy i eee wie Call mero v t jiste cond toy} ee ‘ SS ae tee ris ; , enta : $_4 ; Pa ka oo senna LE “SYDOWN Bi. HOME” ‘ - + _ Shee Ries AN yg oe, y EATON Se VT ee ’ St. ct 45x18 % oa ~~’ . rn % ; "101 PORSYTHE ; A \ i | =—VECtTLATORS ATTENTION ‘ ‘ ti re 4 ’ « J -- - 1 We age * * on ne ~~ -s a j cavrage “RILIA REST ROME” _ a ree & br . - 7! Me tee aoe ‘ear ig m. Rarmag. poll. - . ’ : ’ .* ‘ : al [ont WATT ORM AN- pan 141) LAT be the teat and | mpilete i . a . "ee j . ; ‘ . : Tyee, - EA! nd , % eae } Tak “rrr a , earn : }- ’ | ‘ . y a" ’ * . tablished 18:: 4? 40 1 k \ ANS, ie NE | ; 2 WUT. he N +X. ahse\] HK , | ' , vi ent » ROOM HOUSFES—S500 CASH yore eer Fieso Cash Rurs 1591 Blackstone ' oer — , oe hata nt , teres floors &) ase - : ‘ : | ' 2 om Oe: se vT ‘ 17 oe Ve! aT —_ 4 a 4) rooms ‘ 5 , it ma’ ~~ : ; - % te. ; ™ . ; ’ i . . ‘ 2 r mt i ; b a" 4 t ; ns ; ; r ws - - . ee onD ii " the Tt | rae of Fat : i Pap SEST ARK atl ee in ; 10 Teast ye ye H a ert : , 3 e1K24. $ Rive m | He nm = soft | , shou TO £50,000 ‘a APA AR. yp worton ; a SS. ies mace, Tne en | = CIS PERRY-RUTH bedi , . : ’ TOKP AND | (HFROBEFT ' REASON ABD URE > - : : f ; ry? « ° fy §! ~ Sp , ; ; ~ ~ pee om — , , oe " . ' ~ . : “ "N\ ‘ : — “ ‘ ‘ rT " | ie. MO | an! ~ RICH JESS (FONE TO) ALTE! ash F — - : , . ehrask a aN MOVE IN-——#300 (A™H Ags aw X ~ 190 1 rotis\ 18. my : . . . "be “og - ; “ j ° > ’ i, . ; '* a } | >, ’ ; Vi ‘ 4 ~ re * . CHAULNCEY P HEATH ©0 q. Artie ; bes ' - MUST DISPOSE Or BEAL TINCT Para ‘ | Pay , or ee aa ne carey . ahs} aL tee 4 = « eb. OAD DEEDS OF TRIST Pt Re HMASFI. mens ~ x ar} ~1 7 e ; . . P « a ‘ ! oO “DOWN #40 “oor FORSYTH! tal ah: aia st eX vEREY BI | i ® ROOMS, BATH, FURNACE, 8500 § ‘s ae] ; > 4 ; A . Home i ' Pe | ae. : i L | . : >] 7 \ rote 7157 WATERMAN ce with tie bath oO eo: of . ra Saon , . | ses : 7 Talk to Us About the Wonder ip | * REAL ESTATE-—FOR COL’ED Mu Pa OX ge Ooreny yeyaiheln ss: -F $1500 CASH—PRICE SAE RIPE ine coe at! = O- j | : mae t 5 30 | Te GArt 14°" : 3 Stores ane Lats | STOR) s AND : ) 3 ~ [ carota bie Pale . ' a 4 J ‘ X anne 9 PAr} ce baat , oe eo Sie : P « ’ te ’ ; . , or =" a ee : . : | ! rege o | er og & BR YMAN ” ira, * WM. & BPROZDA RFAILTY fs. ALTA DENA HOME 4536 Forest Park 3 : Koll 7 priced op > ' , fat, | ba : ; 4006 CHOUTEAT " 7 i 4 J . ‘ " . ee * * . ; yf ‘ a7 W PON? cot RT F et suit. @ OTH Fr I t -AST bod - >* > — . i ss > . " ' . _ — -_ of f a s ‘ . ‘ ; | ' i \ ‘. , t+ . , ' Ba Bie } Tice Red 3 MOOT P ainrig! j : ' = ‘ . ; 4s & wee ro " baths 10 ber ; r Ne ae wax? D L. | ' ; . | MONEY TO LOAN AR A&A DISTIN 3 ia To OWNER WILT ss Mf niriwt v\ ; . : % . ‘ “ 7 : . cay : mnaday ; Py ‘ ioe : L Vv : ; er ' ° : . ; , 7 he )} “ a meee » > on ‘ Q . - 2 7 ; 4 ° eo od . ' i : . f 4 ™ , ‘ ; . m , —_ " . ; » SES oe | ALTORS. PPOS] ITE FOREST PARK : : : Rc try moder ’ ' ‘ ae nm ve x ' ; o . +t ; PEIN Ene tags 200 SN. Unien 8508 6 braut!t home of S > heat. gttractive arehite ry 81 . ' : v8 WETEAD. 40-0 an i RENGEL- WEBER ett - a ) pries BURIAN tirest . : . ; areas ~ aii ‘ iss > . ? te } . v s ’ . i Os iirev . : ’ " 4 | as” . , 7 J 7 7 er aa * Rik HN HA (jN-—ONT + £7759 SICK wns. tyttoles =e parsors. | hurner, epaccus ' — PT aie: 2 get . mm ahs on real estate §5°°¢ PTicitiion ter. @ rool de WAT er ToUIN TRUST. CO.. cons. ‘Val RANGE & CO BERD. J. REARDON, O11 Chestnut e and Car J , } oa : = ta _ Pas MORES!. PRA G — - | 0 | : , ; , ‘ , .. FASTON AND SA H STS. ‘ “ Grand BI 2, nue ‘ USIN ERS CORNER 7 v" -: : revrriy ty ous Attention oe te eee NSTEIN. 915 Mive : ANI BA - OOlfax 22515 S119 rf Ye: (| age. V e si mus, B hand Mullanpl | ) ; .s re . maintain A REAIDENC' ~ WILTA REST x 5915 { ABANNE Beautiful Residence giore #) . ent a.% ‘garages. Vues -_ vi : “ .« ’ ; +f ; . ‘ , , . : vie towmbe ¢ . ne r —- 41 Ve Oe / “ y rng dence. lining 7 £ Artipid #057 HOTFEL DER | 2 entrar | Pr? - , 1 ‘ : . ; ‘ aw vale [Fi ‘ ; . ' , , ‘ he ‘ “ro neat : . e ; , , : ' or. | abadie and wala . ; 7 : . , Mid iF — b r If Ye Ol Need Money ‘ ; * } { - - . . ‘ - “EP ‘ : ‘s . . ™ 8. nt | oon : : Colfax 37% 4404 Nature! Rrid« Caras : : i 4 ; ; ' ' af as » -¢ ' . , , “") * ? ’ ‘ ; ‘ . , * ‘ , . ? ; ‘ve ¥ _* ' bia i} ’ i} RT i} qe? t Wie . aseigie , qcouMrros ' ~ P wW 7 A Y. yor ‘ aX net 5 . rm Mil . ; _ A : . os x pt ia Me ‘ Hs . ’ ; one CASH . SEN TTICK. 1 AND $105 Menret De Nan HOM) ant REVERLY : . . ) , | , : te | . \ ; i 4 : . ‘7 : } } : ‘ 7 : J ee ] ’ ‘ i ' at ae) ¢ . nd 7. ? wrest «7 1 eet ts ret-7 ae anc , - 2 7 2 : } 7, > -- 9 . J ’ ; . JS - . ‘ , ie , Sarat and 7 ; wise * ~s ft as 4 »*@ _— A A A een na OO — _. ‘« Agi «i 9063. a : ox & , f " CBAUNCES P. MEATH CO,, GArtieid “nyt themes i aR Pe aati le OE ae ® ! * Se a r : x 5a as a . . £ v a & u ig $ ; : aie . - 4 ‘ r ail ¥ a ; a ’ “_ 3 t é 's y ‘ . +. he ; : 7 é re + sa Le ux heekak ees witter Me A ee of 2 MRT: a ; : Le atet sitet wate ve. : “ae. ” ‘et e 2," . : P =2 ~—*. - “e ,F.* « 2 > + -

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ET NDA. 7 T- 19&, » - : : ? ; 4 ; : \ : _ ese . S38 sethessss: pt tte teste pess’ obsbers, tet ae aanahans ea eeeee : ose > ST. LOUIS, SUNDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY STORE and OFFICE FIXTURES i AA OT Index To | — foes lc a | | For So a ths \ Classified Hg AB Kissy ating.” “Altai | preeguia (Se 1G ou aegien testers, | (SRA AIEEE Advertisements el eR ai ees I ape Sow eyi eae . . ‘ ‘ . -A Ll j j oJ cha ‘ st nd by errr tern - , i V f ' . = 6 ‘peaker: $2 x V.. Pa 6 “retricerator bor: 16 2: Eee eee RW } ne Azuariuins. Fish ; | wee hs A fey , al my ie . ‘aAgOn abl tad londay age § her Ke 44 a In | } \ Tea iD IR W ‘@ } \ 1?\) 2 “a af *2 ce ae A a, VI * its te PAN omeobile . tr ‘ lL? , y — : ie : F a i P| ‘ iitig ft} 7 ¢ ; .* i ai ~ \ ; ' j \ ; Aut . . Pa a0 Fe eS in {was field &Hd \ NO, ww, | 7] “¢@° rue a ( : ’ \ ; ; j j | Rate Bocesors 7 - -— | REGISTE lon regal yy yy SS fat Auto Loans ned Radio Exchange, 134; oad" ae cas _ L ruil Wy GC D \jp\ DIN] A} | = DT A ~) | | A ‘ i ; ‘ té . ' ~ ; a 15 rom : AJ 7th. Bicsele. Motorescles . | Sot | | ) in Y dt Sie | | ) a Birds, Pouitrs ; ai’ ebed Mroe . ’ “ha . space (> 6 Bre - , I , ‘7 > ‘ ely t .' —s 22 if : : if } | ‘ ' f ' \} } ss - +} \ ' If vou are going to buy a Piano Household Geos . new »i} ef i 4 : a ’ ; > c $5) , r phi? i ' e q Phi Instruction lat Ml a ana Cl / 5 HK ¢ . ; , | TsOTUS F Pres ron rT nee T> ld, sil LAL] Lele Wpreue 11 iner, YOR N; Broadwa: oy) \( . A ‘ ax) i } ry & TVD) TET (Qual) = ot gag, ay, ay ‘ ; sc? manoy. ee ae ee tg a ily An, ay ay Ce, I, ay A i Oc, LO ryt ylang. . - o_o eg EE Ee a a a Si ine Naan For Sale Arai ee a we = ee oOo aan +4 ; Ky . . 7 i. if e Se rw JQ hogany 9 2 2 a be ' } i ; et ee RES — Real bargaim Call Fixture Co.. 615 Franklin a ng tg! ~ ue St | 53905 KK Wis) AS Ww UY MONTE Oy ti — _ - . 1902.07 woe b sci r waa (PX T TT 7 Until = “ : nus e425 8. jefferson. e$ y repairing: all make co) ) ‘er Week BWW Na det iy dba! O'Clock are- i : : : Rim . fee « é ’ ‘ ‘? rer . > ; ; | r i ae i , ' ’ 4 : ; . 7 ; h ow es ’ , . ; . . p } : a Me ; “ a VA * adie aha . 4 7 4 : ‘ é “ ngs si + P en, = "I 7 . : : ‘ ry, yo ;18% i YA re oO j . , . ‘ " =e ‘ : : aa a - ——— ee =) 4 . ie 4 Ca ' 'ay > ~ . . - . 4 : ~ ‘ _ " : : t ( cond Lion irice ae « ; a i a} 4 | , ; sia a :é P > y ¥ 4 : 162 } . | \ if i ‘ 4 . : an aad \ ’ ; ‘ a ; ‘ — ‘ 2 pi} t ’ i=? ‘ . ’ : wey . . we f : : .) 4 . - =" - nt ic i x i ‘ “ ; . ‘ ’ ? ‘ ' “vest . vy S24 és . ' . ; ¢€ ' . eu Les" ) ie en fae N OF “9 Saineant. Rat nelving nters; bargain; term L | atio bay ye ieee : . by playis itest Song a , | la. St. Low ) Schmitt & Sehi | ae -" s | a aw ing - Ti h'ne PLAYER-PI ANO Y celain ieltehen table: very reasonaule = ; ' Aclecde = ) 1d for ’ } PLAY! --PIANO. $115 Piumbers’ Plumbing Suppiies ' sons, § le ; OU per r J i } : mong , ' , i; L&3 ris .% : , j \ \' ~ meas - ~— _ — : — pera — Yr tT ah y F O $12 : Bee ee” eutrod vii i750 | SRO “= ae a : REFRIGERATORS oR te eee ac ell 464 | non av. Forest ~0 OUTEIT as hog ; tgs 1% i LAY ER- PIA N AND WOOD 2 Pos pos (in Co cee a ere See ee oe weit ema ee | dats OUTFIT | | nt . ; B50 | Sunday | : | : TI 01 Ol > ree Lessons nd piano; new: : aK - POE a atte REN ie ie a ee x ftw Tey Gea c ERNE RRO OP gto ne me tne in A it > ey PR yn ‘g — ee & ssa. Sify? Ch ; eh LEPRODUCING , Ite-Mignon, uj iN ' ‘ Andel peau vege eae jae ng vt arc a gee immer LIKE NEW ‘ a i } ta FREE oe 8 o $107 = nha aye J inp ten feuw) 4 » . us ‘ ln orice I . i i ‘2h .- Tr) . (} ry T sees “xs _ - e ; Ms a2 _ a ° , reha Vii 3 ” ; 4 a ‘ ‘ (rood P, g aa sur C Seapies oe reg Bios ee ee Salle . ae é ; ; ' for Roomin ; “ee | ) ss than cost of production on sale HARRY 2 F ’ 4 7 ; ' " ’ ‘ . ‘ ban ' > . ‘* dd ] ° P “ > P ; ’ ‘ 4 . ‘ ; ‘3 . : . ’ ‘ . . ‘ sail 4 > * ety “ be “ ef Baie ied cen ee ee TABLE SUPPLIES ie 4 \h > ee . oe ae >,» Ps Ogee oe ae TYPEWRITER AND ADDING MACHINES For Sale tins Sop a stn & i * Wey: ae ee aoe are Were aay Sgr tx tags he a> ante tie BPA. a * oe inewered prompts } om reamonabis : engin : BE. MeCart | ‘ aie Musical Employment SF . a , i ag a OES HERE Ra one alana re tao pe rete > 4 ad ? ee en A Poe oe 189, \\ + “ee ae XMS elegy sty LS SCELLANEOUS WANTS j iow j flig sil ioe Us | ; ‘A. 4 44 ALLARI) o% K-14 BAN a AR hwne JIkf ofa: res | iets. 2 ee ee eee “2 PHONOG RAP Wanted f of Vaal f ones. Mo : a DEimar yee : Mm . ‘ . ‘ aE 3 For Sale ———— x ase: period | }? . ' with eords In Pianos and Orcans For Sale , , a pome roe) .ditvoe and a rare iw , . . 1. , : P . | ‘ : hs — per week erent? ‘ ‘i an ’ . ' ; ‘ r? : > ’ , ' . . ' et Att thu at gre wmcenrt fev 3 ¢ - a ’ \ ff f tf 1? ’ ‘ b PIAWO ee sahved ’ ' 0} Dies ' e more contention else cas | : ‘ ' (O18 Oiee Se =" oe Sale BUTCHER OD TETT: oe 4 roars Gmtem pie 1 term : me” . 40 1 edu | THROUGH POST - DISPATCS ALUWIN PIANO CO ‘ a. hi tind e6 i~™s apie Rs RS a hie (il < : F ail ' ' . _ : ' . " " : : : Pp i tT aci. ins ioat- ; Jf is ti s ‘ , : . : ns PS P : , - 7 - - = . ' , ‘comp lece. Reasonabie. if cash rogisiers, @1) «! eri ‘*WALALI _ ‘A «r' : ; i ie iu Dy m we od as an WANTS. 007 "Market. grocery display counter — ' ) : ; a Se : . ‘ : 2 ; nt bo S al we ae * gt ol ‘é 3 2 : rote 2 had 5 ca? oe 3 abe th tits 48 “ite WASP SF. Bi aati baat e aes as eee ars Terapia tee rere ies 1g etek ini ot Pe Sag SS ea heeds el aheaer" ote “vot a yt Ot a ; o* ots? ot Shh tay tha" .“* ’ ote % a. eis . “ , ' 4 tet TT ae eo

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d Miscell aneous Wanted and For Sale Ads Today. i . . eee — eee ee Fe ee a a . “AUCTION SALES ST. LOTIS ISPATCH. . wa = an , : MOT ISeLy MF ip (erg) OTS | NT 1 OUSEH AEN AN MN SS ot ~~ Lalind/ Ne oe » 4 —eepey, yD 5, ROO} . si : mr: i, t 3 PURE tact - : wasn can : al a 1105- eae | 7th | 2050. aoe ccna — | a Ye ae OLIVE ee ed hreetors of aL For Sale | | pL SING ROOM SET— gcaT Des. “set. dining room. dearoor s_ ster mf A OT HOP A AG Wa ne aite; new on. Bp: : noir manufactur “over 3 | ie: | | | ESDAY AND 927 AT Sy 1 AP Baie. se pyle AS! Wiartered (64 7 0. den SBorce 2 pa & : “oC eT BNnG laser —_— EE EET - ES i DPOB BOBO OO 8 ee” STOCK DTT ITA. md db WY oll Ob det le 0 rb FURNITURE EXCHA aw - ee ee CORNER 19TH AND ¥ ~~ —_— HOUSEHOLD =|} *!75 eos ong ey oS 3.00 > a x WILL. @ SDAY. MAR H 1st, 192 Antiques > FING sie és IN Wits “URNISHERS _ocation—i809 Olive St. LN > A -” . . 7 I - i, r-. - $3 = 06 pene LL Tee 3 HOUSEH’LD GOODS FOR SALE \ “_ AUS lb y sing! Ow a: it neh: Rp Re pit By phew, at i tit til tine il initial titania —_ ce eta ii ti alia aati ee ee a i a = — — MATERIAL HOUSEH'’LD Goops | Housekeepers, i) os A +4 mtio ~o ? Beh = ATTOCHNCION | | = MACHINERY a ‘ «a Tee, en loads of take? | Gar oF Wanted For Sale ” 4 al - : ca ae an di dietitian - : - ~— BARGAIN __ SEWING MACHINES. «Pee aha Rot a. aud AND USED * WASHERS FATVER Tae ham & reyes aT sTEAN. 17% Garfield 5158 GArfielid 6779 i a i ee i a tt te i Beery Monday * F SELKIRE. = ——— TER THT rs is a4 a» AUR i iran ali 58 he REM SRC. EINES AE CM tee be ar cae eaters ~ = 7 al K Beach NEW BEDROOM SUITES (asic acc eer ane tava ibe vented cheap. Cal 12 to'3 pom HOUSEHOLD .GOODS—like new 3 : : ) ) ) i | oe AT BIG SAVIN earoee ee = CaNITURD—campie | 4. HOUSHHOLD VORNTITRE ices. 012 FL Pic tbe moh cy es. B.C epee we ee es See oa we o- a0 i] >" ot 8 Te sacri? tare hee taal ; or cpemers id “ye? s ,a a @elmiz®a 1810 Chouteantcoas

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eTNDAYT. FEBRUARY 27. 1827 | 2-900 AUTOMOBILES, Bicycles ee Wanted and hi Sale Ads in these mn today. Sucre. =. AUCTION SALES MACHINERY MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE ~~ — © 5 = , so = TIN AND SHEET METAL SHOP—We ; 5 A U sl WwW > M f| O IB I L i Lu, Mad ——— . ——— : Ls _— oe oo j hea! ' 1327-8 earn ee ki cba Auto | Re wen Storage, Etc. ———— i\; t : n-th P . . . ~ } ~ | toe “ 9B A ( “> Ff : I q — ° » ; G — ws oO ge, as : = : : : " ID } | ,crimoers. Deaders, ete, compas ntucky; - eral or fi Dy | a- ~ORTHWEIN 324} ; ’ 4 4 a : ; , v1." ee a eiuep. strength und, pustpaic POG) ” Wat , (Aba! ;TR1 suede JE! a _— ] 4 ’ tte ey ~ t¢ té iy? Cc ] —) JITIC er ‘ 4 . st) on . a! re- our tin 24 ‘ «) ; j nf , " 4 be . » © r) ent | Se ad ne ee ne ee moderd | TRUNES—New and used. Missouri Trunk | Broughams—For Sale | ) . 7 aden fe : ——— oe ~ and dress: ¢ - Buick— we I r p f set FT? r1e ‘ .# ; HO nits an ‘Stor on S440 ‘ re. “O18 Nh } \ a a KL ING BROS. FACTORY AT 22926-2306 WAB. ANSTA 09 GOF 9a) DEN CASES—100 strong. clean: sox | oto! BP i a al . , ry =p ALG i ; ar 3100 AVENUE, CHICAGO. sew | Ay Lindell 4- — ——~ | GI DSON-19968 brow xo 25 end 1996: : : iy im ts MET ae a rNRESTRICTED PUBLIC AUC IN the manufactured AIR. ¢ ee ELECTRIC a7 FS | “base zithe instruments: Ica ner Jinc.uding trun a erid-tie : : Pr at 2 eatin - -_-~ ~ wn — a cates _— —— eee eee eo r ‘ . in = ~ a = ——~— , } () i F ‘ — 3 , ‘ . + «> : - Pee rTé nN 4 as i i y " j ‘ 4 ; 4 yyT ’ a | . é : | 4 | yi ssw > » ait f - Sev. NG BI IN PULLEYS —swe od, new and | LouehPorough & . | HUDSON BROUGHAM—Run jana tu ment: a pleasure. tc Mol 5 dees: | Coupes For Sale oacn. TOO4. f 99) etrie (‘0 ~ ' 915 =} SO) acT ¢600.000.00. consisting o nat 3s without ST LOU! TT] . \NpD SUPPLY CO.. A TTENT TON! Inventory | ; . fe a ; . eee. sete 9 Sa lties . 4 ‘cQO : : doubt the larges earner Fil . ELTOCK OF; ei} } iy ein . ai 4 i : — rei at UNRESTRICTED |) spray RADIATOI RS GASTEAM trou t } 1d} Used 100,000 ——_ Oo nee tf _ Ls : bts \S 2 8 nae ‘ mee ‘ : . Yy Pi BLIt . 4 ; i ‘ : . WET “EL. LARS M. \DE DRY . ‘y i? 4 - = J ‘ ~~ —™ 7 ry ¥ - t.* “246 + : ; ‘1 ; { at i . 7 i ip . , . a] Qotl . ' ate tucis 1 termes. trade x Y25 J ; ’ it 4 ‘ ; vi} “ * >» ™ * ‘ 7 . eT " ia “ r { ) re v > vy } ‘> 4 + vr. \ F i ; ‘ i | é 4 ‘ pe A2 : ‘ ‘ 47 _ ‘7 ; ’ . i boriz Ps = : - > mA TT WA CHINE? % A tc) NEW | d , . - : : soe . : phe pt ys 2 PROOF . i . I>T ‘ ‘ rs j } ] ‘ | ; ; y - y : r\? ‘ f t é , >) } , i > - : J : ; A vo r) =a 5 , : } 4 @ 4 4 ‘ 4 SFLELD 1203 TU HARDWARE & PAIN : “te ri ‘ ~ ’ : : j merehandise bas been manufactured within the last _| bak. so = ecg eete meth \i \ LIC rer yest frou Ree Tit lit x | . ue ; stage a = ~— ey ee @ ra% ‘ ° ‘ , ,17 a } COA Cin u ES ; : . bs t) ( (> \f tI pid i ia p ’ " A t ra The ray jf \ 4 Aira ‘ : : ' + -— ; s ane & COME AS AUCTIONEERS 19 ae: Aa rket oe pean ‘2 ee — —= “ te faca t fo hare : KY rest * M : -—T Sescagpeare tion and . wy : Paget Bae oo 2041-43 Lo S i 7? ) - —— ee ne new ; z . - $1.00 1 | MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE +.10" Wie ® automobiles LoURn for S975: terms and trade. CEnt 4. phen ents and ey J if Jot Fiudel never used: trade or 1 . sevecs oe - Oe 75 . | i\ AT? LJ om ER. : : . 7 1 — . ke {Fey tL] ty a | sis | | 1 agente | zs al : HEV ROLE q* ago = wee 2. .$29.78 /A 7 vater Le i. ds = r furt cs Av , B11] a, ‘ iF s ish > re , ' , ( oe ap se WU, : EX cas ne “* tad : RANK, i ASS} 4) 2 ; | . argall Si bast $116.00) éS 2\ es are ua ited be Nar bc JEffer | Y: 16 — x a5 S| Seri brougn m: £00 ES : ‘is et ee jee | | CHEV ROLI es “eg ‘in 16. 00) “TUESD Ay ALTARS H ist. 927 AT 10:30 A. M. at kcubris—conupated etecl, Economy Steel J8M mr Stuan: state, price, ‘model and Cabriolets For Sale eh 466k Eos | Oe on evens. Centra) 608 a | 3 CC G () 09) | Re Wwe Gadel Day highest cus: [DSON CARRIOLE ESSE chee: | 1Beo: ware : : ; ae Wnt TLY TSED os ; MI O-2 si L i HM W AB. SH AN b NU by C HI¢ A 8 nc . riNG. MACHINE—Just gage 274 n (cS) : o ‘i as ail ee enects 5 | 5 ae es nee . “ Tt ogee hehe wr alle SE ae gle ine ote 6 es elie 2 a. ee a ’ = vee TREN Pee Site OTD we MEMS. %: senbars., Pipangienno dle Lo PD vi «| * a Sik ES - aR b, ¢ 4 3 ‘ } yi fy ‘ . - , F rer * — | ‘ ; > pik htaein ie QO! sna - hss cone ; , for edi Fords; brir me > > ; » " - le a2 es OU 285) ; iy TLA- L ny nf i if guacic bi ts AY highest price for sour, Gal IN} a seer ut RANI \MONSTRATORS : ak’ Ch rvsler Royal Coupe, 1926 ; i ‘ Sty TO «& . | Mi eee ae ne Seer aoe = $25,000 & ASH *¢ a AU TUS a. oe eretty 3 mindshield wi rs. mir : 2 , - = se \Y » LEN ~ oa tg . en ae id « % . . - G qi 3 , oF ‘? 1 HALL § | . i gg je "G19 N. 2d st. Al AU TOS w ANTED BADLY ee | ~~ ] coed Kessex ( OAC yas ee naw anes rea ine oe e: Spo a ieee ” ~~ ‘ ' , , ? bi ed act as ‘ : cost over S100 te Ph - "ah Dont sell before gett i yo el r pric (eR) Hee RS Al O40) ‘ : ‘ oo . . ‘ : wedi TYler O256 Mi vser, bookkeepe: aah. YAHLEM. 1035 _N : CHANDLER COACH Furn., Houses & Flats For 8& ~ Autos, Wi anted Lady “Buyer 3, ey e) , Sap r : as ~— TO Il ae ay rw i ’ ‘ . ; . ee net pence ~ = = : = ia —- . ‘ - ua -_ -—- A ij A i ; > é " ¥ ° H i | : - ; one on (he ar | 4 7 a — eT 4 Q oa 1 . ? , j he ’ } “- ’ ll ‘ . , ’ ’ « 4 , : ‘ : eee "see Baan . — = ————— aN} rps ; ’ od | , : boats 4 ; n J de 3°24 mae vaste he ey erms trade. a ' ae ; i AN : . ; . ial ae >a : " ce * MATERIAL { . : ra iT i ‘ ~ , a — x 4 u THY 1? } ~ > i ‘| B AD i y . NOGA 1 t}.5 j ror. en r 3 mile a ore r . , a4 - ' ry vi ? Yet r 2 = . } ~ i? ’ ‘ eas the ot : ; 2 . 1 ] Ts 3 ‘ a4 ‘ t . , Pitt | | { ; pueey it jape ; . - ** . sp - z 4 ' ri* . . . Le 7 4 : e ; * ie .™ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ i 4 ' : 4 ‘ ‘ } ’ af ’ . a , ‘ _ be 4 ‘ , . ; Oris A epee edt -eah Ay more See ue before you by F Me AR CO.. 3108 Locu at (cd) re EE pe corritice. 1506 Olive | Sey _fenson a Cee oe nak” vl me oo ieee Ben AUTOS W ANTED QUICK HOUSE’ LD GOODS WANTEDA,. Hard pres x sets. Nand roller bearing. 901 North Mar: 47 Saarke : We are just starting. Will positivels 4 arvet es *coD an’ 2 ; ; . = ; . . . : . ae , rey ~*~ ria La? ’ » is need 2006 Sehober COM a! anywhere. (gay BABY BUGGY Wté—Used for twi t 3 >. alates Wis > * (cZi “we ~ ywud ty at 2 A poul lasts. a. & STERN, “ artes ale. tes eve, = et he aie se mip nue ee eee * * * ON A ene > > WANTED seein onc oa iv : | eaters rent; trusses, OFaCee. a @ Broad Automobile Loans neec coods bad! ‘ ? a’ : : ef Tt ; : \ oP) ag taffer a’ dr Rear 1050 : \ muerte cs ea! 7 ‘ ¢ 21? si lé @le pie _ tr ANS to soutb Mu . CEntral ; ’ " . mF z aoe ae : ’ . re > a Pyle : ; ' 4 oy : ‘ . 4 » a ut = : any? ry? Qa { ‘ » ‘ fi) -_ : ii; ' Or wo email SU12 Chovteau Victor 150. Pte: ag agg ror 9502), own . : Xl? patrick INe A ‘ a goempegin or ays ' ; | ~ mee an. \t bai ‘ -} ~tas : sted “i . see | ty ‘ ; - in =) ’ ‘ —rT j ay . = 4 fiat ] » on 8. hat cig? . $950 terme. | : = —S SS ) , 7 a hae Ue , or 9 Coupes For ” an a ge rae ; me ee . ’ ai | , neo) " +} ee Ye [ft } i wer . ' * »)) is ; eS Rd ve re , , ‘ 1! “o “ ' F308 ee et on I : room Satie Fag) 4 . - ~46 ™ HINER Lat} “| ape 2 —— P . : er : ? -_ . ; — Pa . . *} f >) ert t I : . mite ‘ eT.” . ’ , 1 14,18, deaerbe ip detal. er ait en n Ma . ; Qty ({ si ; B “= chineware, ‘ : w Bia 3 rowE-—-G-barner, cheap. 3903/1} N 3098 LOCUST ST. g fh vst ” 55 Hudson Coach ffices — 4 anted . Pon os s : “a = - ars : if TY K ; ; ear P ; Re. ; ) s . a if 199 e CHE “R ROL E T { CO \ 1 40 Bb Gt WS bi Cr ae A Selkirk AUPRACETYLENT: Wihelitis — saa aaa th new aye Lc z ~~ tor must ((— ae SS = e200 : sande , 2 as oa oth uleaUu at. et } af ce " si] 7 ; rf ‘ ph a or rik ‘ Trha } rn! i) rs pena - é " m escapee : — , rep a’ (if ] . : K uo" s 5 Ss \ Da “RED CU at Sey "es nd sheet metal 1 west prices. : : aS = : —— — and motor excellent Cond eBags + : ) NIVERBAT Or ust. Alwars epen, /y poe — — { ; ” x ‘ i } eot's 2 os }) , ‘ = ()! ; , 1iOOR / ee Brac (ust has Will pay nignelt For Sale MACHINERY = n brake, en : calon. 29 s ) Ye ri nsf PPE gi ‘ipme a oo : S pa more, ION CO., iF. 1K) - ank moto] bi milling 0 nes aD , | 2 ‘ ’ Dasa U On — i | ry BS riit * y eee ee oe ¥ Rie PORN IN ae» GOCE a eo Ligaen hn eae tlie! pk OM ee ri ee a ts : —E . : TE er N11] RE-BUICK 1 4 oni | y UNIVERSAL, i ae at open. ‘SEWING MACHINES fees, welding outfic 1231 Market GHINERY New . sutec: | Couphngs. Pine siaampeliaing et AS YOUR | vrolet Coach HIN ATTN Ke Cinger: af : ) ) WH rouet | ) Ms Motor Os a | | : — : or | ? | | ’ | : 13 elt 11 i. : bos ox : )) ae ; -" il i B ; , saad on ‘ ‘ FEST” ts +9 "> “Ff ' : D, Cc 7 | CK 2108 e~ ‘ —— mut : 2 r . owas is ‘ a . o : ; e afi Pn t . p: : : - : a } > x : re r Lf “Ou OCT ( IVER : os *) ; & = : | , aN’ U us tad at " ’ * , : Suen : ot " ' "Yi Oh a . { . ' Shot (9N]) HLA ND | | | ki } the ‘ } ; a $° nati “OTT . . Py get "Ashe FT Ries b oF aes . } hh 1 ¢ s 7 Ci wet ae 1 : 78 Lt ant a} oadne ’ “chal Y : Beg tig > ; ‘ ~ : ‘ , re 1. : : ‘ mats . j r *] , : a , 5 ao ae i « s» ; _ on ties ,et tit : J , DODGI “4 OU P E ice | | . : i/ . ce , ’ nai tal cif : on . , . actions ' ; - y ep ' ; . 4 _— 4 ; : ~ — ‘ or aie ' +o } ‘ rl . r) 9 . ’ ‘ A ‘ Pa gon Y . . . P ‘ . ’ q . « BEL TS LEATHER : i a? y , é Be ' , } . Singer. dropnery | pene exe Where - , es Woy SS Hoes y wd +’ ¥ Sad 4 * ey ge ee Ae Ade jc sane ae ma a am an tts: % - ye pe ba A el Meal co Fe ek neers. $5 to $39: ) . PweI). JE : caper’ rep ais, — a Oe . name tents GR ana ; 2 4 > ogee onus ae . 4 =. ; ——_— - ee gf . Oo ; ars "; V , : .¢ - ° . . . r% ; , a OT 3 ince Soragtige tote an me | Rae = | , Rm | D3. othere as 4 | ich. I 5 9000 miles: bart nde 7600-01 1925 Do odge% oupe head ai HO | = “Automobiles — Exchange Ford ¢ 9 ; ) gait as’ om : , a) PA : . : 7 5 va 924 DODGE COUPE 01 HE s 7 : ; , : ‘ é 2 , , , 4 the paint one ee : . — ; Teo , val , a CHEVY ROLET ; e) ime e Oo! { ; me sss peuhn? rs oT ate g at nt ee * . - ‘ eay {1 ie doi ' PoPCORN | INE—Sutter! ) a eediian tae ae” ua mt 44 ' aa } i very low apd ever = Ne . M . ’ ; é . ; , \ ; : . | = : , es - | ven 2 reasonabi prs ote ue — ees Pi Lint PY rb _ 7 ra _ a ' . Git n Lou ’ ; ne pia fi j ale ee : al : ; j ener . rm: ' 53D . ot Mane heater ana Pd i} ii f rie W ragnt Fl eck rw f ; i - : ‘ ay ' 7 * £3 ie ses : ' OU 4 pike oa nr pe . , teyt? ‘ ? =) a ? ; er a hati ' 7 te ne IDGE COUPER — rr.fe* oF ‘wn > . . 2 "> ms ~? ' , Ww ara tor °6 Oakland ‘ | ba rd GP II RR a a gaan ac Pe AMES are Sy dag BRS! © ie: , ' : : “ma MIT . or Ans Donne , ru ; ors : a t 1 rhe siz ’ ia 049 santas’ o eg Og Entral eth : REFRIGER on wre teeee.| ute anal. Storage Eto. = Ae ONCRETE MIXERS PRESSING MACHINE—Hof mal a SOUTH END HARI ECO | i a senleat | ML rink ¢ pi fencrete. » morte and plaster minz0 “st eliz d. P. Myereo: TT? ms QO} aN avo. GU ARANT EED ' Chevrole a" ‘ | | i pertinent a paint: ane , : | mor Oe Mieds a, jixtierson 73>. o@b) | ken. Oe + x MPLE TRUNKS—-Theatrics — BRAKE SERVICE t bare eel ee raion ! Zz ; oo a — wit aay 1 te : eet f S1A7T Kael an wh “repo EF CA LING yo one ' must 4 aan ages TAaATIC pink Mim “TL “7 r ‘xt t ek ) | ° ry low guar = nes NE CONC R E TE MIXERS vo ! . geioaeer . BB _D \K Hi} ER} gg Me yo RAYBESTOS STATION rage ; ee em +5 a 63%; > : Ps } af ; . » : wil 4 rote eh > Veee 8 £2. &, ert Sad **is aden *% “ets ri ‘ #3 : ; - . ; A 4? ee Jd ** sah A b ig «* . ry : 2 o*e*s

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=5-900 AUTOMOBILES, Bicycles and Motorcycles Wanted and For Sale Ads in these columns today. = = = 7 = Py TI P“ — ps a J we a at ; —_ u me —_ ' - j , " “sw dbih Dow 2 a : — tty . ~ i Pw a 2 ray! : 9 4 . 4 : } —, | —- 45 | /P ON r ~ ee . Bt iT, 1 & ~ yA PAL Eh ahs 7h A AOA, were S- 8 HAVE Se Ake gh Be A RD Sedans For Sale . “i ~ ae aA ~ -- — wrr = Roadsters For Sale " rs tire, gy OPOLITAN ASH t ©) C) And are e yt KUHS- 44 HAVE : Bad te wale ee LAR NR coh? 4A \ va | t 3 ) (‘LAIRE SEi KUHS- 3 HAVE KL Hs- = HA\ kK; 4 ~ eFRrnAanrenre f j —_ . if i ) MINTO iS. SUUUNY iS les esate os \ eh Mi 2k Pi.) Sct 5, tA ye Touring Cars For Sale a — a ; AND SEI ; — + \ SPORT Ss U NAME. Seip ine ns AP _ ~ ; 7 _ Nites Mater Ge ~~? ‘ wi bette savings pthsafi adlpess ae alan 4115 SEDAN yr sS MERE 0 ek LN a Fi ENS, terre fone, SEs, ee “ : Co % oe + a Sh mtn © inyialiiongs ; . ‘ . ad * nan Oe a eien! i . —DYULON . harris # CS Rg 8 Se, oa ip . a : “tint ey “” ating mel no, x wean eS om — —_ ee aS dtey A. % anhert hav 3 DP salted BP — miele as >e Be ‘4 ‘se ; eo a = Pt x. 2 ow s-g#% HAVE > py POR ade Sorting ete x . 0h i ERIE RAPD: Me r ‘a. - = n— " > t4 *, y Ae 734 a | ¥ | ; = " “\elvrel as Uniern * wae gee ee a ae ee — 4% ‘ ‘'v ss r) 3 a ae ** I

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=> 200 ANIMAL S. POULTRY AND BIRDS Wanted and For Sale in ‘hese columns today. FOR SALE __ FARMS FOR SALE ANIMALS POULTRY AND BIRDS POULTRY AND =:RDS HORSES AND VEHICLES = _— FARMS Dogs and Cats For Sale Baby Chicks For Saie Pigeons a Pet Birds For Sale | row Saie hott : 4 . > ~~ rs Sd =} 7 : : Ba : as , , 5 ite | ots » er 4 aa 2 ~ sad PIrPpPp _,. . : =a \? rt mT +44 { } ; : A tae é ‘ a. a me . = ‘ : ’ Py t ; : . +™ : ; . . 4 ; ; ee 7 i . . so ; - ; Live Organization, ) . | . : | ’ . i ling Live Property - Ty uF . | b ,. Pas | — tn, HR des sarvey vere + pad teat ROE Poet i M6 phe mts atin: Stele spo meh bathe 9 Beh S yet . we eel ey “ ed Mies gh: Fs; ae ne we sr sacs dow en) BET POULTRY AND BIRDS os | . : : { O end : ‘ : $350 per ac , + . ee : ; r ‘ ’ os Sill - . _Ko vermae 7 oe Wanted Bele, m a 2 wede ea . i | KIVER FRONT LAND . , ‘s as ee pm oe re t y 2° - M S55 we ; © ee) fhe cut fie ste _ Baby Chicks For Saie —— f ge

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Sul, 9 aS les A alee ge “ ui"? oe; Be te et Ree > a " ; —— ® tghtes bE gi ha abe) ag Ral : aby is ret eb \! > 24 We, na 7 wre 9 aah se mata ees hy , igatan. ii ary a eee — hia eae. a yep Pt EE St eae oy Pap ai a AP gee Sci ak ie A ui , ia Bo St nal) en © SE aly ons — Ses Se ielae’ fos” 7 Athi Hee Catherine MecKittrich. By GUY FORSHEY Of the Post-Dispate/: Staff NATCHKZ Hik blog Missisasipp). cach trees are ing at , the anceatral plantation home of Cat MekK 1 t- trick, The Spaniel mors whieh hanga low from the bis pines and live in the dooryard of the old antebellum Mansion ewitga to Glou- ceate erine Oaks ana fro in the mild breesea of springtime. Bpring literally fills the air, apring and ro The Negro tenants, plowing in the thet happy of freah aAhce fielda for planting, sing al work na did in the traditional daye of Old Black Joe, BKmells turned earth mingle with odors of Jasmine. lt ia a poason of auushine and joyousnesa li this ancient and sheltered region of the low. Oo: Minsiasaippi Hut for daughter of which trusted the word of gentiomen, it A ROM aon of joyousnessa nor of romance Khe isa 21, but for already and gone At lenat it is gone porariiy, and the peach blossoms and cabin melodies atl Though though a acore of servants loltet halla of Gloucester to Walt upon her whiimea, she ia just pow a moat unhappy and emobit tered young Woman ow proud daughter of the old South whose pride haa been wounded and hospitality haa been outraged Three the eotton they MeKittriek, nalve aristocracy Catherine an Old-fashioned friendahipa and belleved in ia neither her lan only romance Come tenmi- no heart throba ip her breast. she jis an helreaa to vaat ertatea: about the and gentile whoae weeka Catherine McKittrick waa to have bride. She received the felleitationa of her frienda and had or dered the flowera for her wedding. Ine:- dentally, ahe had intruated $16,000, all her ready cash, to the keeping of the man ashe Waa to marry Today, inatead of a bride, ahe ie the State'a chief witneaa in the prose. cution of the eratwhile proapective bride- groom. Inatead of taking rowr before a Minister, ehe will take oath before a Judge aud, sWallowing her pride, relate to a jury her atory of how she waa deserted the eve of her wedding and how, with her own $16,000, her reereant fiance bought himeelf another wife. Bren according to his own atatement, that is substantially what Fred RR. Hy mel did-—Hymel, the dark-haired Beau Brummel who comes frum Baton Rouge. down the river, and takea enormous pride in AKO, been Aa On literally Page Twe. hia reputed resemblance to Milton Sille. He has a &tory of his own to tell about how the uoney came into his but been no question about where from or where it And th fact that some of it was used to finance an e'opement and honeymoon tn which she had no part doeam not constitute the pill for Miss MeKittriek The lias buffet to-her dignity and feelings was administered when Hy‘uel turned money to his new wife as alimony. A pre huptial aettiement, he said it was, made in lieu of any future that brought againat him for separate ance funds and attorney fees. NDEED, it Wan this e@laim with whieh |» met the officers when, upon a midnight, he brid: called their room in Rock hotel and transported to the atation Why not? he argued McKittrick had given the token = of esteem. If liked him that much = he it [t waa his to and if he apent ft honeymoons, AUtLOmMmODIles and advance alimony he didn't kick Ruch a And he thought it waa mighty inconsiderate of her to interrupt his honeymoon by caus 1m Bhe was just jealous. Why, if ahe had asked him in a nice way he would have posseRsion, there has raised lt came went. bitterest moat ruth over the Clalin miieght be Mainten recent and his were from Little police Nl igs ha a hian money her ale eounldn’t help do with as he pleased On new hee why she ahould up row his arreal, willing to give her £0 or 60 acted this way, he cent, It wasn't how belonged to Mre. Gladys Stacks Hyme! And Mra. Qladya Stacks until the dar a stenographer in a Natches insurance office, said, yes, air, that wan if The and ac) War the new Chrysler roadster purchased for the wedding Journey. “They alimony. To whom ln to be Clreutt been back part of Hut now, wouldn't give hia to pgive it if Ras per cent alines ale had back a who Hyimel, Was before, exactly hers muouney Wie were her the money decided at an date in the of Adams County Of the $14,000 given to Hymel, only $812,000 actu- ally got into hia hands Of this, 88000 of bonds and 83500 of cash were selsed and. with the #1700 automobile, are now in the custody of the Natches authorities pending the outcome of Misa MeKittrick’a suit their reatoration When thia ownerahip ia aettied officially the State wi}! direct ita efforts Arranging a prison teri for a young man who. until! re centiy, hak appeared to enjoy hia diatinetion as the ‘“Natches pirate.” The charge aa set forth in Misa MeKit trick’s affidavit, ia that by fraud, pretense of love and affection and a falae inatrumen’ really does belong earls Court for question of then toward iove He Took Her Fifteen Thousand¢ and Bought Himself Catherine Fred R. Hymel. of writing, he defrauded her Of securitles to the tune Of. GiG,0G0. ta FT. Ben nedy, attorney for the girt, who set the tral Of the elopers and directed police on the midnight descent the lAttle Rock lead the prosecution. por hotel, will ite not among the trad! tlons of Catherine MceKtht trick’s homeland that 1 woman should lift her voice either in chureh or in court Taking the stand in a erim inal trialewr any other kind of a trial te regarded as an wctivity tll becoming a ladys Of quality, and keenly humiliation it Will entatil, From ginning harw remained ln the seclusion of Glouces under the auperviston Of her grandmother, Mre Jamen Surget. She has re ge genRes the the be ahe ter ligiously shunned = all who sought entree to the aristocrath: confines of the picturesque estate. She ghrank from this her An interview when writer called upon few daya ago. She had been schooled In the bellef that publielty war aomething ho should from there a lads She shrank the desire lHlallway ‘“‘penndal’ of trial, Baid ahe, the relied to would fuse and the forthcoming "ou. “my red thought | IiAKO fA public, of deflance Upon With a flash very thing save himeetlf. He lose $15,000 rather than have this thing aired in He thought I would weep and keep mouth shut Il am going to do neither. They say he probably will be sent to the penitentiary. I think he deserves it. Ian't he generous to say that if I had acted hice about this. he would have given back half of my money? Half of it' pride in which Hyine} my (Val) me a Wite McKittrick, Wealth Daughter of the Old South, Was Engaged to a Jazz Age Love Pirate—He Deserted Her—With His Pockets Full—On_ the Eve of their Wedding. wv] > 4 a neat - Bits Diss * 4Bcske of} ‘ ‘ WS Fees The deserted bride's ancestral home. bank and they'd sneak around that night and blow the safe. Here this fellow IHymel had all that Surget fortune baek of him all of two million dollars, | gueste-bu he had to throw it all away and get himeelf in jall by lightin’ out with $16,000. Thita delivered in a casual hotel lobby seeamia to reflect pretty well the general opinion. A visit to Miss McKittrick further confirmed the iim- pression that the eloper's Judament had been than his conduct. There Waa something of the haughty Southern lady of a past age about her as ahe appeared at the foot of the mahogany staircase in the of u kerosene lamp. Her fix: her haunting dark eyes and quiet dig nity combined to form that fitted atrikingly antebellum eplendor, you imagine auch effrontery? He would be willing to aplit with And to think I might have married that fellow. I'tmn glad the other girl got him think she wil! All the alimony) she can get, in advance or any way, Dut Way 1 hie’, observation and I conversation need other | @6n't worse even pay it.” ROO ghiould light alight ure, an elusive beauly into the Inatead of pieture of the of lore plrate con- prin Cipal ih a jas@s-age ators quests, she suggested rather the heroine of scine Old-fashioned romanee of “Hefore the war. RORAKRLY nowhere elae ih the South | could there be found ia netting more ideal for such a romance Ko! that lntahnwible something Called at not even excelled by Marx the “Magnolia,” ai few ie river Built in 1776 by the first territorial dagippl, “CGlouceater™ the and moaphere’ it is nolin Landing, acene of Khooth Tark miles down Winthrop BSar- of Mia- witneared the full With its furniahings, ita ahelent and rare art objecta which now might comtband a fortune as an- tiquea, it Was already aged when gamblera and pirates of the old river daya were cut- ting throats in Natchea-Under-the-Hil!l and when the blueat of blue-blooded ariatocra- cles flourished in Natches-on-the-llill, a few hundred yarda away. How a jasz-age ‘‘aheik'’ could have invyad- ed such a domain and eacaped the appar! ngeton se yen, (jovrerno!l haa course of nation’s growth, onk handellera iCavs inahowany tlons of proud ancestors while he waa win- ning the heart. of an heliresa ja not quite an thing to understand how, once he CAR) underatand It is easier to had done thia, he was able to obtain so munhificent a ‘gift In the firat place, it Waa not in Catherine MeKittrick's training to doubt any gentleman or to demand receipts and ac- countinga for money which ahe might aee fit to Intruast to hit Brought grandmother and educated tutors, with a finishing Bo Newcomb College, a fashionable giria’ achool of New Orleana, alie had cluded and aheltered life Though ashe had the word of the mansion, built in 1770, where Catherine McKittrick lives. up by het Around Nateches. where sentiment is over largely by pri whelmingly in the girl's favor, a flabber population ia trying with the ald of some strong language, just wl.at sort of a blankety-blank blunderer§ Fred Hymel is Not that he couldn't get away back of ahe $15,000, but that under circum- been called upon to handle it herself or take stances he ahould try to do ao. apart in any business activity had “There are somo fellows,” said an old- known nothing but wealth and luxury) In timer to the correapondent, ‘who Just can't the whole Surget atand prosperity. They've got to flim-flam nothing but Wealth somebody. Give them deed and title to a century aince old vale course in gaated to decide, phie lived a re plenty of money her, had never with the She deed, known than a cathe here line had for more Pierre Burget Sunday Magazine—St. Louis Post-Dispatch—February 27, 1927. Gladys Stacks Hymel. 7 France and, after receiving a land Krant of 40,000 acres, proceeded to build up & great fortune in the indigo trade. He and his ruccessors held this vast landed estate virtually intact, so that now Mrs James Surget owns about half of Adams County, with considerable proverty across the river in Louisiana. One may drive for [5 milea out the Kingaton road and see lit. tle besides Surget plantations lining the highway on both sides. Besides Gloucester, there Is Cherry Grove, the old Surget fam- lly home in the Indigo fields; there ia Fa- therlands, a great atoek farm; Linwood, a mammoth cotton plantation on the river: Hunters’ Mall and Brighton Woods, which lend to the locality the flavor of an old En- giiah countryside; Hedges, Murricane and Klinsport. Across the river there is Aash- ley, with thousands of acrea of cotton land in the fertile bottoms. And there are 4 dozen othera of leas importance. Eight hun: dred Negroea till the fleldsa of the Surget properties, all of which, eventually, will bee long to Catherine and her younger slater, Cirace, It so happened that, with no business eg- perience to guide her, Catherine found hert- self in possession of $156,000 from the sale of her interest in Elmaeport. What was more natural than that she should place it in the hands of the mah to whom she was engaged? T WAS largely through | we Surget'a business manager, that Catherine wae thrown in contact with Hymel. He had been in. Natches only & ahort time when Stanton met him and, db vining he would make a good salesman, took him into partnership in a tire shop. Cath- erine him in a casual way about the aame time. Aa time passed, however, Hymel becaine almost a fixture in the Surget home. ‘He waa out here morning, noon and oight,’’ Misa McKittrick told *T One sulted him about everything and we decided that when narried we would §@ into the tire Shreveport. When I got this money I aimply gave him power of attorney to Invest it, & few days before he eloped he said | ought to make out some kind of a paper showing! had given the money to him. I then wrote ut hia dictation a almple statement aaying that I placed the $15,000 in his hands. I guess | was a fool to sign it, but I trusted him implteitl i didn't know he was going with Mise Stacks or thought of marrying anybody but To sahow you what & couble-croasser he Waa, he gat here with me on this very divan a few hours before he eloped and talked about our wedding plans. At that moment he had in his pocket the marriage license for the other girl.” Hiymel, who ia trial, waa found Lenox Stanton, met nie we were businesaa i § at nie. with his bride living in & sinall cottage in a quiet atreet of Natches. His story consiated chiefly of denials. He denied he had ever been engaged to Cather ine McKittrick or thought of marryitg her. She gave him that $16,000 just because she liked hitn, he said, and she had signed it over to him legally At the proper time he would prove it. Had he told her he expected to Inarry another woman? No, but he didn’t think it waa any of Tha: money Was hia, or rather it Was now his new wife's, and he Was going to put up & And his new wife, @ dalaty laht to keep it 4 brown-eyed flapper of 19, atanding behin him. said ‘Yea, alr, that’s ins alimony.” with which the eloper® have regarded the matter jaa hardly oper ated to nasiage the bitterness whieh rate kiea in the soul of Catherine McKittrick. she Hymel's story, which go round about in careless talk. But one muat find her in a confidential mood to discover the bitterness She ie still the proud lady, too proud to grieve long over which ahe asaya, ‘luckily col lapsed before the wedding inatead of after warda, Heaides, Catherine MeoKittrick \s very young and the atmosphere of Glouces ter is not the sort conducive to broodiaé: The sliver moss aways soothingly % the Miaaiasipp! breeses and around the door vard the peach trees are blooming. her Duaslineaa. The flippancy alirinka at the jeéats, based on ny rOImDADnCEe 7 FROM the workhouse at Wilmington, D where he is serving a 9 months passing worthless chadin the young foreigner toured the United States last summer as “E Alfred Frederick von Krupp Jr.,” and | accepted by the most prominent men in A ~ under $2500 bail awaiting from coast to coast, has sent the following ac of his adventure. He is selling the story, he a letter, in the hope of getting enough %> pay his passage back to Europe when released. One of the complainants against’ was Lammot du Pont, hea EB. I. du Pe : Nemours & Co. Following the “Baron's” at Albuquerque, New Mexico, he tried to kill self by eating the = from 4 quantity of ma He was taken to Wilmington, where he f puilty to one of two charges of passing: $ s checks. By GEORGE ROBERT GABOR (The Bogus Baron von Krupp) HIS is my stc how I masqu in the United as Baron Frederick Krupp Jr. of th mous steel-man turing family Germany, af how I fooled men as Thor Edison, Lam Pont, Harvey S. Firestone, Henry Fo Harry Chandler, as well as army bankers, Mayors, Governors and known in society. But before telling the story I rite a few words about my history the masquerade—who I am, where I from and what gave nie the idea to sonate the son of the Krupp family. born at Szerencs, Zemplin, in the st Hungary, in the year 1906, May 31. ents, Herr and Frau Gabor, reside in gary and occasionally im New York Cit father is a retired physician, now int In five or six large sugar mills. have a brother in New York State, whe executive officer of one of the leading of the State. In Hungary I attended a Catholic and later was sent to the Leitiq M Academy, in Austria, where I studied period of four years. From there I England and was a student at Eton f year. Then, with my parents permi Came to the United States, where la ret one and then the other of twe nown Eastern universities during tt two years. Baron Bohlen von Halbach, head Krupp industries, and who since hi riage to Frau Bertha Krupp is now as Baron Krupp von Bohlen, is very d ly related to my father by marriage. Alfred Frederick von Krupp Jr.. the represented myself to be, is about ge and was my roommate at Leitig Eton. A photograph of Alfred in the edition of the Encyclopedia Britan Drove that there ts a striking res between us. HE idea that I could impersor successfully occurred to me last eailed from Europe, but I formulate any plans to do so unts when Imet Alfred in Sweden. On before I was to sail I met Alfred, in Gothenburg to attend the annual tion He spent the night in my and the purser asked if he was my That night we discussed the impers I told Alfred that we were the and that I had intimate knowle< meinily and of the ramifications of th Rterests. I told him that the Were wild about royalty, near-re¢

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; '... > ~* se. - * 4 £795 tt oo + ee en — . oe phy Je Say 3743 ye” —— > 2 -neges 2 og hEa lee bh” ds 55% 54 erst i - at SET AE US ee, LE, ER Pepe tg ce ahs hs eT La Peeks ts ie het be eee ee 4% ot ae oe os > gargt My ost eae te te 34-3 nent lousand + How I Hoaxed America’s Most —— Gladys & Stack«e HMymel. receiving a land proceeded to build reat fortune in the indigo trade. ‘Hle bis Rxuccestors held this vast landed Virtually intact, so that now Mrs. Rurget oWns about half of Adams yy, With considerable proverty across iver in Louisiana One may drive for les out the Kingaton road and see jit. efides Surget plantations lining the my On both sides. Besides Gloucester, is Cherry Grove, the old Surget fain- bine in the indigo fields: there is Fa- nde, a great stock farm; Linwood. a hoth cotton plantation on the river: re Mali and Brighton Woods. which to the jocality the flavor of an old En- countryside; Hedges, Hurricane and port Across the river there {es Aah- With thousands of acre#*.of cotton land 1@ fertile bottome And there are a Others of lesa itiportance. Eight hun- Negroes till the flieldae of the Surget erties, all of which, France and after Of 40,000 acres. eventually, will be- to Catherine and her younger alater, “1 that, With no ence to wide he! Husiners ex- Catherine found her.- in possession of $16,000 from the rale er iniereat if Pai than a@ofthe mah Kithneport What was more (hat she should place it In the to Whom she waa engaged’ WAS largely through Lenox Stanton. te Surget f Atherine wae thrown in Dbusinesse manager, that contact with MD) «| He had been in Natchez only a t tine when Stanton met him and. dal- Mg he would make a good saleaman. took into partnership in a tire BnOp Cath- ® met hith in «a Casual way about the h@ tine. Aa tine passed, however, Hymel Ine almoata Tikture in the Surget home. He Waa Out here mor: ig noon and Bit, Misa McKittrick told me ‘] eon. ed him about everything and we decided When We Weré@ tharried we would g9 businese at Shreveport this tmoney I ahnply gave invest it. thoney to him i then wrote A &impie statement saying 15,000 in his hands. I! ol to sign it, but I trusted i didn't know he war going th Miss Stacks or thought of marrying ybhody but me To show you what &@ ublie-crosser he Waa, he aat here with me this very divan a few hours before he ped and talked about our wedding plans. that moment he had in his pocket the rriage iicenke for the other gir) yine:, Who is under §2500 ball awaiting l, Was found with his bride living in a Ail cottage in a quiet atreet of Natchez siory consisted chiefly of denials He lod he had ever been engaged to Cathe McKittrick or thought of marrying her @ kave iim that 826.000 juat because ahe he paid, and she had signed hi iegaily At the proper tim uid prove it. Had he told her he expectés Marry anothe: hk it war any of her business woman’ No. but he didn ' Tha: nis bey Was if or rather it waa no*¥ z. Aliu i1¢@ WAS | eepeen 4 to put a) as LO KREG} if Ana is new wife, a dainty 19, standing behing ge inpy alimon) which the eiop has hardly ope ere awarded aq nesuage the bitternesa which ras in the soul of Catherine McKittrick. Bhe © jeats, based on Hymels ator) yund about in careless talk. But her ip a confidential mood the bitterness. She ia still the dy. too proud to grieve long ove’ which she saya, “luckily col- pod before the wedding instead of after: rds Heaides. Catherine MeKittrick | ry young and the atmosphere of Gloucet r is not the sort conducive to brooding. e silver moss sways soothingly in the anistipp! breeses and around the door rd the peach trees are blooming. Iimke at t Toa nce FROM the workhouse at Wilmington, Delaware, where he is serving a 9 months’ sentence for a worthless ewe the young foreigner who toured the United States last summer as ‘‘Baron Alfred Frederick von Krupp Jr.,"” and was so accepted by the most prominent men in America from coast to coast, has sent the following account of his adventure. He is selling the story, he says a letter, in the hope of getting enough money pey his passage back to Europe when he is released. One of the complainants against him was Lammot du Pont, hea E. I. du Pont de Nemours & Co. Following the “Baron's” arrest a Albuquerque, New Mexico, he tried to kill him- wif by eating the tips from a quantity of matches. He was taken to Wilmington, where he pleaded -_ to one of two charges of passing worth- checks. By GEORGE ROBERT GABOR JR. (The Bogus Baron von Krupp) HIS is my story of how I masqueraded in the United Mates as Baron Alfred Frederick von Krupp Jr. of the fa- mous steel-manufac- turing family in : — | ot) = 7 Germany, and of how I fooled such men as Thomas A. Edison, Lammot du Pont, Harvey S. Firestone, Henry Ford and Harry Chandler, as wel] as army officers, bankers, Mayors, Governors and _ people known in society. But before telitng the story I want to ‘4 ite a few words about my history before the masquerade—-who I am, where I came from and what gave me the idea to imper- bonaie the son of the Krupp family. I was born at Szerencs, Zemplin, in the state of Hungary, in the year 1906, May 31. My par- tate, Herr and Frau Gabor, reside in Hun- gary and occasionaliy in New York City. My lather is a retired physician, now interested i five or six large sugar mills. I also tave a brother in New York State, who is an Mecutive officer of one of the leading banks the State. In Hungary I attended a Catholic schoo! ind later was sent to the Leitig Military Academy, in Austria, where I studied for a riod of four years. From there I went to Engiand and was a student at Eton for one year. Then, with my parents’ permission. I fame to the United States, where I attended Tm one and then the other of two well- Own Eastern universities during the past ‘WoO years. Baron Bohlen von Halbach, head of the Krupp industries, and who since his mar- Nage to Frau Bertha Krupp is now known & Baron Krupp von Bohlen, is very distant- ly related to my father by marriage. Baron Alfred Frederick von Krupp Jr., the person represented myself to be, is about my own @and was my roommate at Leitig and at Bon. A photograph of Alfred in the latest ition of the Encyclopedia Britannica will Prove that there is a striking resemblance detween us. * ' HE idea that I could impersecnate him Successfully occurred to me before I last eailed from Europe, but I did not formulate any plans to do so until) later, "hen I met Alfred in Sweden. On the night before | was to sail I met Alfred, who was : Gothenburg to attend the annua! exposi- Won, He spent the night in my stateroom “0d the purser asked if he was my brother. t night we discussed the impersonation. I told Alfred that we were the same age ‘nd that I had intimate knowledge of his ally and of the ramifications of the Krupp Mterests. I told him that the Americans Yere wild about royalty, near-royalty and people with any kind of titles, and that if. he would stick by me I could make a tour of the United States as Von Krupp Jr. He entered into the spirit of the hoax and told me to go to it. It was net the idea of obtaining money that prompted me to attempt the mas- querade. Arriving in New York City, I returned to my schoo] and remained there until the early part of June, 1926. But during the last two months of my studies I secured some papers to the effect that I was Baron von Krupp Jr. I did this by going to the office of a steamship company and telling them that I intended to sail on one of their steamers, but I did not specify any definite date. Thus I received the papers made out to Baron von Krupp Jr. in advance. After one of several trips to New York City I was returning to echool by way of Providence, R. I., and aboard the steamship Lexington of the Colonial Line I became ac- quainted with Charles Cort Taetach Jr., a sophomore at Brown University, who later became my intimate friend and persona! sec- retary. Of course, he did not know that I was not Krupp. After that meeting we spent quite some time together, planning on cur tour in the summer. When my exams were over with, I went to the Hotel Ambassador, in New York City, for a few days, and from there I began my first real operations as Baron von Krupp Jr. tary Academy at West Point, N. Y., and made arrangements for my visit there the following day. On arrival I was met by the Post-Adjutant, who later detailed Cap- tain Joiner, in charge of the cadet police, as my personal aide while on the reservation. After visiting points of interest I was re- ceived by the Commandant of the Academy, with whom we saw an evening parade, and later reviewed the cadets. My visit here thoroughly thrilled me: it was the most wonderful parade I have ever seen. Returning to New York City. I was met by my secretary and we called up Gover- nor’s Island and made arrangements for my visit there the next day. Arriving at the ap- pointed place at the Battery next morning, a Second Lieutenant was waiting for us and escorted us to the island. I may mention here that I knew some time ago some people on the iskand under my right name, there- fore I had to put on dark glasses to avoid recognition. At headquarters I was received by the chief of staff, Colonel Ford, and this gentieman took me over to meet the execu- tive officer, whose name I cannot recall, but who detailed his official car at our service. I was taken for luncheon to the Officers’ Club. It was attended by all the officers of the post, headed by the commander of the Second Corps Area, Major-General Summer- all. now chief of staff of the United States Army. During the course of the luncheon I was toasted and I replied and invited all to a dinner I intended to give at the Hotel Am- bassador. However, this’dinner was called off. since I was invited to visit Thomas A. Edison at East Orange, N. J. When we arrived at the Edison plant I was met by Mr. Meadowcroft, assistant to Mr. Edison. This gentleman 1s 73 years old and has been with Edison for more than 40 years. He has written several books on the fe of Mr. Edison. He took me to an- other building, where, in a very simple lab- oratory, I saw an old man bending over some chemical mixture Mr. Meadowcroft tapped him gently on the shopider and | was faced by the famous electrical wizard. ] ts scacemy to the United States Mili- He Members of the femous Krupp family, with arrow pointing to young Alfred Krupp von Bohlen, whom Gabor im- personated. At first he didn’t understand my name, due to his extreme deafness, but when Mr. Meadowcroft showed him my card he dropped everything and shook me with both of his hands and gave me a very cheery welcome. He told me that in 1912 he vis- ited the Krupp works and knew ‘‘my”’ en- tire family. He remarked: “The Germans are all right, but let us have commercial war and no more warfare like the one we had.’”’ After an inspection of the Edison plant I returned to New York City and had my secretary call up Mr. du Pont of Wilming- ton, Delaware, on the long-distance wire and inform him that I would come to that city the next evening for a short visit to his plant. At Wilmington we found that a Mr. du Pont had made wonderful arrangements for us at. the Hotel du Pont and I was as- signed to a fine suite. The next morning, about 8 o'clock, Mr. du Pont personally in- quired at the hotel whether we had arrived, and when informed that we had, very late, he decided to let us sleep and call later. At 9:30 he received us at his office, surround- ed by his close staff officials, such as Mr. Haskell, Mr. Carpenter and many others. After a tour of inspection in the plants, we had luncheon at the company’s dining room. Since the weather was very bad we could not gc to the country club to play golf. Instead I was taken to the residence of Mr. Lammot du Pont, president of E. I. du Pont de Ne- mours & Company, for tea. I remained at his residence that evening and on the eve- ning of the following day Mr. du Pont gave a dinner at his home in my honor. It was attended by the Governor, the Mayor, Judge Rodney and the elite of Washington and Philadelphia. The following morning we left for Beth- lehem, Pennsylvania, to visit the plants of the Bethlehem Steel Corporation. Arrange- ments had been made for us at the Hotel Bethlehem. Mr. Francis Dykes of the com- pany called on me, accompanied by Mr. Cut- ler and Mr. Walton, also of the company. I! was taken to a club, where cocktalis were served, after which we went back to the hotel for dinner. The next morning I was received by H. E. Lewis, vice president of the company and taken to the plants for a tour of inspection. Returning to the execu- tive office, 1 was received by Mr. Charles M. Schwab, chairman of the board and by Eu- gene G. Grace, the president. We had lunch- eon in his private dining room. HAT afternoon, after promising Mr. Schwab that I would visit him the following week at his country estate, we departed for Pittsburg. By telegraph and telephone I had already made arrangements to visit the plant of the Carnegie Steel Company (United States Steel Corporation). They had made a reservation for us at the William Penn Hotel. The next day I was received by Mr. Clyde of the Carnegie firm, who de- tailed one of the executives as my escort to George Robert Gabor Jr., Who Made a Triumphal Coast to Coast Tour of the Continent Posing as “Baron von Krupp His Jail Cell the Inside Story of What Happened and the Way Put It » Gives From , 5 oe ry bag i 7 & Wy y, ‘ i} | Facsimile of «a letter from Henry Ford's secretary to the bogus Baron. take me ont to the plants. There was a luncheon in my honor at the Clairton branch, attended by Mr. Davis, general superintendent; Mr. R. N. Ryes (formerly with the Krupp works at Essen) and other high officials. Returning to Pittsburg, | was taken that evening by Mr. Ryes and Mr. Clyde to the Pittsburg Athletic Club for dinner. The next day we continued our in- spection through the plants. That noon I entertained some of them at luncheon at the hotel. The principal guests were Judge Elbert H. Gary, chairman of the board, I'nited States Steel Corporation, and Mr. Clyde. Judge Gary insisted that I accom- _pany him back to New York City and re- main for a few days as his guest. I informed him that I couldn't accept it, since I had all the large manufacturing plants of the United States on my schedule. UR next stop waa at Akron, O., where () we stayed at the Hotel Portage. First, we called on the Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company and the company put one of its official Cadillac cars at my disposal while in Akron hen I telephoned the Firestone Tire and Rubber Company and in- quired if Mr. Firestone would receive me The answer caine about 20 minutes later that Mr. Firestone would be glad to see me at any time. I was received by the Harvey S Firestones, senior and junior, and Mr. Thomas, the vice president. Mr. Firestone Sr. was most cordial and detailed Harvey dt. @ escort me through the plant. During this tour I became rather friendly with Harvey Jr. When we came to the newly- erected steel mil! I found that the reading of the book presented to me by the United States Steel Corporation, entitled “The Mak- ing, Shaping and Treating of Steel,” came to my help in my conversation with these people. After the inepection we returned to the offices of the company, where we found many photographers waiting for us We were informed that Mr. Firestone Sr. desired Sunday Magazine—St. Louis Post-Dispatch—F ebruary 27, 1927. ae oa Pe Te “eh ay eo ? i is i? | | ty _> — > / that Harvey Jr. and | pose together for pic- tures. Of course, we complied with his wishes. Then I was told that Mr. Firestone Sr. expected me that evening for dinner at his residence, also that he had spoken to the Ford Motor Company in Detroit over the telephone, and that they were ready for my arrival. My trunks had been shipped direct from Pittaburg to Detroit; we could not find a clothing store which was open in the eve- ning and I had to go to the dinner in my traveling suit of light gray. The dinner was attended by the entire Firestone family, including the young and beautiful wife of Harvey Jr. After dinner Mr. Firestone escorted me to his private study for a smoke. We discussed many different political and commer- cial affairs. I noticed about'a dozen different people around me, all men of high commer- cial and political repu- tation, listening to my views on different sub- jects. An invitation to re- turn in the morning for breakfast and then to proceed to Detroit in one of Mr. Firestone’s cars was thank- fully accepted. The next day Mr. Firestone Sr. gave instructions to the chauffeur about what route to take in order that we might see some of the scenic beauties of Ohio. Harvey 8Sr., ‘who ig a very good friend of Mr. Herbert Book, owner of the Book-Cadillac Hotel at Detroit, had talked with him over the telephone and made arrangements for our arrival. When I reached the hotel I found quite a crowd waiting for me, and I was escorted by the managers to my auite, which was the sulte of Mr. Book, consisting of nine rooms. I! was applauded in the lobby. The next morning a Lincoln automobile came to us, from the Ford Motor Company. Arriving at the River Rouge plant of the company, I was received by Charles Soren- sen, general manager of the Ford plants A little later the famous flivver king ar- rived. He gave me a very cordia! greeting and we had a very pleasant conversation He told me it was his sixty-third birthday I told him that I would perhaps continue my tour to the Pacific coast by auto. That was all Mr. Ford needed. He instructed Mr. Sorensen to have a Lincoln car fitted out for me for the next day. However, I declined to accept this gift. Then he had a special Ford touring car fitted out for me. It had a lot of Lincoln parts on it. I accepted this Then Mr. Ford told me that he had informed all his branches along the route he had mapped out for me of my coming and that none of the managers would be allowed to go on a vacation until we had passed through. FTER visiting the great plant of the A rere and the shipyard, we went to the executive offices at Dearborn, where we had luncheon in Mr. Ford's pri- vate dining room. That evening I called at the Ford residence with a dozen red roses, my birthday present to Ford Well, we began our transcontinental! tour for the Ford Motor Co., in Ford touring car No. 14023512. My secretary drove most of the way. That evening we arrived at Battie Creek, Michigan, stopping at the sanitarium, where arrangements had heen made by the Book-Cadilliac Hotel The next morning ! paid my respects to the Honorable Frank B Kellogg, the Secretary of State, and attend- ‘ : . a ae t pet 7 > eG | oy se 4 : 4 AA PRD Lo ata’ a5 cies) 9 GR take ete (0 80k pelts 5 ths 5 . * drive as Von Krupp. In the ed the Sunday morning services with him. After luncheon we departed, and arrived that night in Chicago, stopping at the Hotel Blackstone. Next morning the manager of the Ford Motor Company at Chicago and his superintendent called at the hotel. They sent the car down to the plant for cleaning and added some more equipment parts to it as a matter of courtesy. This was done in every branch throughout the country. They even put a cigar lighter on the car. After a visit at Durant, lowa, we went to Des Moines, where 1 drove to the local Ford plant and was received by Mr. Perkins, the manager, and his staff. He informed all the papers of my arrival. Then I went to the Hotel Fort Des Moines, received the report- ers in my room and also posed for photo- graphs. It was in this interview that I said: “The Krupp Works shall never make any more guns or ammunition.” HIS statement spread from one end of the country to the other, also to Europe, causing some excitement. That evening I attended a dinner given in my honor by Mr. Hogan, president of the First National Bank, who urged me to re main in Des Moines for a few days, and he would stage some fine polo games. But I must tell more briefly of the reat of my trip. At Omaha, on the urging of Mr. Russell, the Ford manager, I gave a statement to the reporters and again posed for pictures. Here, too, I received the loca! German Consul, who came to pay his re- spects. Arriving in Denver, I stopped at the Cosmopolitan Hotel. When I went down tu the lobby next morning, quite a lot of people were waiting and the hotel orches- tra struck up the famous ‘‘Krupp March.” Going to Colorado Springs, we stopped at the Broadmoor Hotel. I was very much exhausted from the constant travel and en- tertainments, and here I was flooded with hundreds of invitations from people whom I never had heard of before. To escape this, I left Colorado Springs very quietly and started for Salt Lake City. Mr. MacKay, the Ford manager in the city of the Mormons, immediately took me to the State Capito) where I was received by Governor Dern and his staff. Keturn- ing to the hotel, I was informed that Mr. Heber J. Grant, President of the Mormon Church, would like to pay his respects. Of course, I received him in my suite at the Hotel Utah, and next morning, accompanied by Ford representatives, called at the head- quarters offices of the Mormons and was received by President Grant, four bishops and other dignitaries of the Mormon Church. Arriving in Los Angeles, the Ford officia! who met me took me to the Hotel Ambaa- sador, where an entire floor had been re- served for me but I declined to take it an4 asked for a smal! three-room suite, which was given me. I made visita to the Ford plant and to moving picture studios, and at- tended a dinner given in. my honor by Mr. Harry Chandler, owner of the Los Angeles Times. East, I was taken to the Bankers’ Club for luncheon where 1 made a short address, again thanking the city of Los Angeles for ite wonderful hospitality. I was escorted out of the city by 25 cara My transcontinental tour for the Ford Motor Company ended here, and | decided to return eaet strictiy incognito We spent two days at Grand Canyon. The next morning we started on our last afternoon, while reading a newspaper, | learned that I was wanted by the police. Still being con- fident that nothing was wrong, | reported at the police station at Albuquerque, N. M., and introduced myself. I was arrested. I may mention here that | was able all through my trial to stick to the name of Krupp and consequently I believe my case caused a nation-wide interest. Even today I receive letters as far as from Alaska, from people I never heard of, offering me their aid, as they still think that I am Krupp I am anxious to return home and continue my schooling and try to forget the sorrow- ful consequences of my famous escapade Be: I left Los Angeles, returning Page Three. eth teka se Sh ORI SRE Te rae 2 re SE Ree Ls we ate ge % ; EF ie te eg ERD EAS ae a Pa YT ie oP, Bi, bert , 7 ies a) ’ Bat cr Se SAS ee A calc agi Saree de 2 a ae ‘ : ; Ai 5. PS Say J ae * eegreyeaes: ai ian aileoeti eee gids 1s sae: Pea ’ . oe a Tae ae hes ae Pe ok PE eS: Yee eatin IN oS ~ ORI I ELC SOLE ICS RTI «Sey ERE cf: 5 oq 2 ig RE een at : ik J epee pa Ie ae Sapien ay A hgh AR ee aii a at ‘ i - ae 4 Tene tet RNa. Pikeas ig - a3 anew 3 ee. ‘ < ; et? ae at at 2 ToLee Pest eee ee eee Saat. 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He Took Her Fifteen ‘I housand — and Bought Himse a Wite Catherine McKittrick, Wealthy Daughter of the Old South, Was Engaged to a Jazz Age Love Pirate—He Deserted Her—With His Pockets Full—On_ the Eve of their Wedding. Briyt it nyhia ee don sick “ila salle. Ds FO ae 5 OH We JRA Se ORL ag ep Rage ? ss m. 4 it ba age Sea a ae th gi > e% jak ete? De vale te Sam 1k iggy oaks Pe " % eee Mie GRY ge ROM tke workhouse at Wilmington, De where he w serving 2 9 months sentence bassing worth.ess hese | the young foreigner tourea the Usted States last summer as ~ Altweg Fredench von Krupp Jr.” and cepted by the most prominent men in A f 7 from coast to coast, has sent the followmg ace 9” ms adventure He w sellang the story, he a \etter im the hope of getting enough pev us passage back to Europe when released Ome of the complamants mt | was Lammot du Pont, head of gE. I P | during family: VRS ) : Beem Be ‘Guest 7 \\\ _ ae | : | aa ea man, took . Germany. and ete , ) ‘ : Cath: how I fooled shout the : men as Thor -- Hymel Edison. Lamme¢ nome Post ar > Firestone, Henry Ford as Wei. S28 army Ot. Governors and the Pest-Dispate * : in society But before telling the story I Brite a few words about my history "? * , ® masguerade—who I am. where I what gare me the ‘dea to the son of the Krupp family. Szerencs, Zempilin. in th nthe rear 1906.May 31 Frau Gabor. reside ig snally in New York Cit > ed physician. sow int arge sugar mls I New York State. wae of one of the leading ¢ Natches enials. He ‘ to Cainer arrying Ber. eon use $b laron Bohlen von Halbach. head ¢ signed | industries. and who since his ‘ime 5 expect# > e 4)48 ¢ Y related to my fatber DY War! +“ Ae to Frau Bertha Arup? ° a — _ ~ vy | . “ as Baron Krupp von Bobien The. ‘red Frederick vou Kru A "spreeented mrseif to be. is about @ sgt up ® * and was my roommate at Lei , dainty rye: A photograph of Alfr in the - penis ‘icon of the Encrclopedia Britanma ay rov nat there la @ S@rigiag Ff elepers iiy oper whieb tae HE idea that I could imperscn Kictrick. Bae Successfully occurred to me § rme & story ast gail ed oane bee) Europe Sut | esp (ak 8=6But oTMuUlate any plans to do so 38 s. mood : / met Alfred in Sweden. O58 on [7* | was to sail I met Alfred. @ 1g over ‘Denburg to attend the annual He spent the nig ‘3 my 8 nce | e! " , riog L | i‘. | ’ " e , | wen _ ting i of atem™ * purser asked if he was mY bought + ¢ . ’ “ | ‘ , : : | | | | : | 3 ? , ee : : . ck s we diac waed the ‘mper Bren accor be " . | aie nedl : : ote fe | ' beer : ' 3 - : ; —_ i? nucewe " —? A? that is subdetantial y R he 7 — , <= | : pee ; : ’ « — iy | — rood 26 me! did-—Mymel the haired Beas wha Bs 8 i. tow See aa eS a aad ; Brummei whe comes frum Batas 6own the river and takes enormous pr Page Twe. ed thal we were (5 had (intimate know edge of the ramifications of & sid hizo that tae vral'y pear-rovai Sunday Magazine—St. Louis Post-Dispatch—F ebruary 27, 1927.

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Ousand —__ _ . oo, Bags ed Pee 12. Fea See { eiagtad celagae! Tetebaiess' r ML ia a + Bos tht ok rhaete at erie ie > sivtet a> Sta Seghs ha ste’. Oe: 2. $ vty teu ot axed America’s Most people with any kind of titles, and that if. he would stick by me I could make a tour of the United States as Von Krupp Jr. He entered into the spirit of the hoax and told me to go to it. It was net the idea of obtaining money that prompted me to attempt the mas- querade. Arriving in New York City, I returned to my schoo] and remained there unti) the early part of June, 1926. But during the last two months of my studies I secured some papers to the effect that I was Baron von Krupp Jr. I did this by going to the office of a steamship company and telling them that I intended to sail on one of their steamers, but I did not specify any definite date. Thus I received the papers made out to Baron von Krupp Jr. in advance. After one of several trips to New York City I was returning to echool by way of Providence, R. I., and aboard the steamship Lexington of the Colonial] Line I became ac- quainted with Charles Cort Taetach Jr., a sophomore at Brown University, who later became my intimate friend and persona! sec- retary. Of course, he did not know that I was not Krupp. After that meeting we spent quite some time together, planning on cur tour in the summer. When my exams were over with, I went to the Hotel Ambassador, in New York City, for a few days, and from there I began my first real operations as Baron von Krupp Jr. tary Academy at West Point, N. Y., and made arrangements for my visit there the following day. On arrival I was met by the Post-Adjutant, who later detailed Cap- tain Joiner, in charge of the cadet police, as my personal aide while on the reservation. After visiting points of interest I was re- ceived by the Commandant of the Academy, with whom we saw an evening parade, and later reviewed the cadets. My visit here thoroughly thrilled me: it was the most wonderful parade I have ever seen. Returning to New York City. I was met by my secretary and we called up Gover- nor’s Island and made arrangements for my visit there the next day. Arriving at the ap- pointed place at the Battery next morning, a Second Lieutenant was waiting for us and escorted us to the island. I may mention here that I knew some time ago some people on the iskand under my right name, there- fore I had to put on dark glasses to avoid recognition. At headquarters I was received by the chief of staff, Colonel Ford, and this gentieman took me over to meet the execu- tive officer, whose name I cannot recall, but who detailed his official car at our service. I was taken for luncheon to the Officers’ Club. It was attended by all the officers of the post, headed by the commander of the Second Corps Area, Major-General Summer- all, now chief of staff of the United States Army. During the course of the luncheon I was toasted and I replied and invited all to a dinner I intended to give at the Hotel Am- hassador. However, this'dinner was called off. since I was invited to visit Thomas A. Edison at East Orange, N. J. When we arrived at the Edison plant I was met by Mr. Meadowcroft, assistant to Mr. Edison. This gentleman 18 73 years old and has been with Edison for more than 490 years. He has written several books on the fe of Mr. Edison. He took me to an- other building. where, in a very simple lab- oratory, I saw an old man bending over some chemical mixture Mr. Meadowcroft tapped him gently on the shopilder and I was faced by the famous electrica) wizard. ] TDBLEPHONED to the United States Mili- a - 4 oe . ty s th 7 ao a A ce Poet ot oF he #4 : . +44 p% . f +e i eo? gt 4 ‘ah te Le , ; 4 t - -_ ONT ee anh " » 4 ghovl > —— a \ 8. that Harvey Jr. and | pose together for pic- tures. Of course, we complied with his wishes. Then I was told that Mr. Firestone Sr. expected me that evening for dinner at his residence, also that he had spoken to the Ford Motor Company in Detroit over the telephone, and that they were ready for my arrival. My trunks had been shipped direct from Pittsburg to Detroit; we could not find a clothing store which was open in the eve- ning and I had to go to the dinner in my traveling suit of light gray. The dinner was attended by the entire Firestone family, including the young and beautiful wife of Harvey Jr. After dinner Mr. Firestone escomed me to his private study for a smoke. We discussed many different political and commer- cial affairs. I noticed about a dozen different people around me, all men of high commer- cial and political repu- tation, listening to my views on different sub- jects. An invitation to re- turn in the morning for breakfast and then to proceed to Detroit in one of Mr. Firestone’s cars was thank- fully accepted. The next day Mr. Firestone Sr. gave instructions to the chauffeur about what route to take in order that we might see some of the scenic beauties of Ohio. Harvey &Sr., ‘who is a very good friend of Mr. Herbert Book, owner of the Book-Cadillac Hotel at Detroit, had talked with him over the telephone and made arrangements for our arrival. When I reached the hotel I found quite a crowd waiting for me, and I was escorted by the managers to my suite, which was the suite of Mr. Book, consisting of nine rooms. I was applauded in the lobby The next morning a Lincoln automobile came to us, from the Ford Motor Company Arriving at the River Rouge plant of the company, I was received by Charlies Soren- sen, general manager of the Ford plants A little later the famous flivver king ar- rived He gave me a very cordia! greeting and we had a very pleasant conversation. He told me it was his sixty-third birthday I told him that I would perhaps continue my tour to the Pacific coast by auto. That was all Mr. Ford needed. He tnstructed Mr. Sorensen to have a Lincoln car fitted out for me for the next day. However, I declined to accept this gift Then he had a special Ford touring car fitted out for me. It had a lot of Lincoln parte on it. I accepted this Then Mr. Ford told me that he had informed all his branches along the route he had mapped out for me of my coming and that none of the managers would be allowed to go on a vacation unti] we had passed through FTER visiting the great plant of the A rere and the shipyard, we went to the executive offices at Dearborn, luncheon in Mr. Ford’e pri- That evening I called at roses, where we had vate dining room. the Ford residence with a dosen red my birthday present to Ford Well. we began our transcontinental tour for the Ford Motor Co., in Ford touring car No. 14923512 My secretary drove most of the way. That evening we arrived at Battie Creek, Michigan, stopping at the sanitarium where arrangements had heen made by the Book-Cadillac Hotel The next morning ! paid my respects to the Honorable Frank B Kellogg, the Secretary of State, and attend- ed the Sunday morning services with him. After luncheon we departed, and arrived that night in Chicago, stopping at the Hotel Blackstone. Next morning the manager of the Ford Motor Company at Chicago and his superintendent called at the hotel. They sent the car down to the plant for cleaning and added some more equipment parts to it as a matter of courtesy. This was done in every branch throughout the country. They even put a cigar lighter on the car. After a visit at Durant, lowa, we went to Des Moines, where I drove to the local Ford plant and was received by Mr. Perkins, the manager, and his staff. He informed all the papers of my arrival. Then I went to the Hotel Fort Des Moines, received the report- ers in my room and also posed for photo- graphs. It was in this interview that I said: “The Krupp Works shall never make any more guns or ammunition.” HIS statement spread from one end of the country to the other, also to Europe, causing some i excitement. That evening I attended a dinner given in my honor by Mr. Hogan, president of the First National Bank, who urged me to re- main in Des Moines for a few days, and he would stage some fine polo games. But I must tell more briefly of the reat of my trip. At Omaha, on the urging of Mr. Russell, the Ford manager, I gave a statement to the reporters and again posed for pictures. Here, too, I received the locg! German Consul, who came to pay his re- spects. Arriving in Denver, I stopped at the Cosmopolitan Hotel. When I went down tu the lobby next morning, quite a lot of people were waiting and the hotel orches- tra struck up the famous ‘‘Krupp March.” Going to Colorado Springs, we stopped at the Broadmoor Hotel. I was very much exhausted from the constant travel and en- tertainments, and here I was flooded with hundreds of invitations from people whom I never had heard of before. To escape this, I left Colorado Springs very quietly and started for Salt Lake City. Mr. MacKay, the Ford manager in the city of the Mormons, immediately took me to the State Capito] where |] was received by Governor Dern and his staff. Keturn- ing to the hotel, I was informed thet Mr. Heber J. Grant, President of the Mormon Church, would like to pay his respects. Of course, I recelved him in my suite at the Hotel Utah, and next morning, accompanied by Ford representatives, called at the head- quarters offices of the Mormons and was. received by President Grant, four bishopa and other dignitaries of the Mormon Church. Arriving in Los Angeles, the Ford officia! who met me took me to the Hotel Ambaa- sador, where an entire fioor had been re- served for me but I declined to take it an4 asked for a small three-room suite, which was given me. I.made visita to the Ford plant and to moving picture studios, and at- tended a dinner given in my honor by Mr. Harry Chandler, owner of the Los Angeles Times. EFORE I left Los Angeles, returning B East, I was taken to the Bankers’ Club for made a short address, again thanking the city of Los Angeles for its wonderful! hospitality: I was escorted out of the city by 325 cars My transcontinental tour for the Ford Motor Company ended here, and I decided to return east strictiy incognito We spent two days at Grand Canyon. The next morning we started on our last drive as Von Krupp In the afternoon, while reading a newspaper, | learned that I was wanted by the police. Still being con- fident that nothing was wrong, I reported at the police station at Albuquerque, N. M. and introduced myself. I was arrested. I may mention here that I was able all through my trial to stick to the name of Krupp and consequently I believe my case caused a nation-wide interest. Even today I receive letters as far as from Alaska, from people I never heard of, offering me their aid, ae they still think that | am Krupp I am anxious to return home and continue my schooling and try to forget the sorrow. ful consequences of my famous escapade luncheon where I Page Three. 7 Sac) ASPET RR OCTET «“ a eee ae ER PARE Ane a canes . ee ee . , ya Bi se oe 4. . . AX, _ ee le halla etd age? abl: tig eagotr 38 ‘ P . we ¥

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Wisconsins Low Comedy Treasurer Knows His Dollars Sol Levitan Started TG" Life as a Peddler Valk —He Finally Shed ‘i ioe His Pack Dut fits VTA Ag Face Made His Career. By GUY FORSHEY Of the Post-Dispatch Staff eu, - ae | eae es ya 1 pe ARE et een RE A YEA nS ARR AIBN SS MRE A per By a Special Correspondent of Post-Dispatch Sunday Magazine NEW YO AY LAURE a pretty tei operator who ner job as a board. Before anyc importance & she was ali was working in Erte, Pent nia, putting into eockets and pulling them contacté with the world impersonal They offered on to her dissatisfies yarently they off that indetermined higher she considered State : . aa . F ‘ . daniséd ss ‘ ais uAVe ‘ A bet ee -# ; ‘ = ‘eS é : f : rn 4 P rat ’ * t oD S rat OY i ; ; ‘ ‘ . , "ee! ‘ : : pose ay ae ti ey ‘ged al Oo It as Now oiomon Levitan for : , aie e Repubi! "KE eS | >i ; i | . I i‘l ; a aT j at iv oO " 3 "4 : A * bch ad : ; . " . “ eT Aim D b AW id : ‘ : 4 get ; . m : ich ‘he Sigz P [(z ' : er them +e arene and a $35,008, — ‘>ree ne vOtes against Democratic ment. thus chalking 0 more vc at : "ast fo! Zimmerman, the Governor, and 110.6: lan went to United States Seuator | as : ec. itial His popularity seemed to go on an Hf ' ieville iid appea Dal : a: : dat . ia a 2- UM G @= snest man any ar) prominent f1 B toe na Wot | ° 7 ries Sou nprecedented rampage. Nobody knows how ata niv te iin if aome n » blin mea bin t: . eo [+ was; oh ho wae a P y 4 rx tO ns sO) Kt ath rf iot a rs ' nient} ff time #30 ‘ io it? more terms he wiliil serve. | it is pretty well understood hereabout: that Levitan can have > State Treasurer's for life if he wants it His politica mies understand that. too. and there ia a bit of talk about running nor next time. simpiy to give some a chance. Sol iikes to talk about for Governor. but he ie warv and knows limitations Ciogee acquaintances say , : _* or Foi " -— os ae) < hot iikely to be ied off on any non iriesge And ane s.oOp?, goose chases, but they admit me aga:s Waryburn was stag og When som Page Four. Sunday Magazine—St. Louis Post-Dispatch—February 27, 1927.

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Pee a te ee 4 : ‘s os = Pe a ik PBF 3 ro 2» Rss 0? ~¢ ave *4¢ a 2 4 San jis ie , «TS Pee ete 13 tye ss tat +. eat bi tet hte Tay t & Phe te? Bae » . 33 % 4 a4 i; : ce 4 1ae® sRestless Ambition D KAY LAUREL “Unele Sol,”’ as he is todey. — bank director was Pligible for «a: af t. , , - fev ys promyptiv resigned from the +} ‘ ati. goubt as to his eligi * ideals, e's.. o. Wis A uc thus hours ree Sojomon A portrait study. By a Special Correspondent of the Post-Dispatch Sunday Magazine NEW YORK. AY LAURELL was & pretty telephone operator who used her job as a spring- board. Before anyone of importance knew she was alive she was working nights in Erie, Pennsylva- nia, putting copper plugs into sockets and pulling them out again. Her contacts with the world were brief and impersonal. They offered no im- meciate expression to her dissatisfied, rest- leap apirit and apparentiy they offered no channel of escape into Vague, undetermined ’ 7 . rt , life for which she herself so eminently Yet she did escape Even- had her day as a Broadway beauty. one of the most tually she celebrated she married prominent executives in motion picture industry Was known in France as pius belle dame de Ziegfeld’ —and finaily she died the Other day in London at the age of 37 It would be pleasant to say of Kay Laurell that she made into the perfect that she wanted to be. But Kay Laurell wouid have never said that of her- self. When the end came she was only a beautiful and a fair to medium actress, whereas she had dreamed of making her mind and body into a perfect instrument fo: the intelligent cultivation of life. She want- ed to be a world figure like Mrs. Siddons or Lily Langtry. whose influence would over- low into politics and society Back in the days when she was jerking cOpper piugs out of sockets for a salary of $15 a week she was mainly occupied wit Fetting her first chance She would review the big names of Broadway in her mind and means of getting herself over creature speculate on wave and their attention One night she sudden!ly little direct action decided to try a Plugging in on long Cistance, she put in a call to one of New York's best known What she told him is not in > recor nd was probably un her attack along that line the call But she kept uD got other managers aii hours Some of them ONers were impressed Can you do? m beautiful, ry) - WATI Ni ¢ T of thev asked she answered poke = an one who truth HE got to talk 1 the biggest ‘> ot or LmeCn. ©) throug! conversations he arranged ¢ bh F Waser tired of being waked orenz e teiephone. As result landed a job ij Follies 7 . "ne ,ace Was ee ‘S@ater goers still remember those daring ‘40leaux with the figure of Kay Laurel! pro interest i with no fiag at al! t dance. She dic t Stand there in the attitude of And she sto} again burn was ei »1 L@ZE F.ag ld me W eT a = 3° : r & rire et tae dnbidighe tpl tee. tetwale-.» > et hat “ Peace Comes at Last to the “Loveliest Liegfeld - Girl.” ii i oe ee Kay Laurell and Pearl White. 1 the account of Kay Laurell’ head She was the most beautiful! directed,’’ he said “She ct body) shook his regretfully woman I ever had a ively face She was addition, and an absolutely perfe the origina] American Venus. had a personalits the footlights Old an audi "t most Cc picuous in preparing best she couid for are OF privately long time on the sté herself as L1ings 6 HE was the first to pose in! uut she always did it artistic spectacula! Lobater =~ - rememoder one . ‘ - ’ , - 7 : was sitting undraped on top o nuge esate 4 piaving over She stood at draped with the French and fans wer + 7 ~ 7 riutier.ng e as said scene, DY Broadway) conversan! hackstage goassi] two Ca ‘ ‘ rom tnrow RKines!e. at the Piaza jerk Sunday Magazine—St. Louis Post-Dispatch—Ff ebruary 27, 1927. ay RECSEBERE LETT Ir Soe ctlbcastee o Te die ed ee ~ . ~ — z - t a val A, “ ee e*? 2 ah, eee “ « = _- ry ™ ‘a - ee ee a , ts . >» a» iter deh te we PARMA) - ‘ ho » =S o Ave There was a scene in which she posed on top of a huge globe with soft lights playing over her lovely figure. It was a riot. the loveliest girl in the Follies she quit that well-glorified ensemble. In order to better prepare herself for the speaking stage she with the Broadway Players, a Yonkers stock company took a job, shortly after the war. Every morning she would arise at her flat Manhattan at 7:30 train Theater bv 9:30. o'clock in order to catch a and arrive at the Yonkers rehearse al! and often After She would during matinee time until 6 performance she would about 12:30 leaving her onl Cav except these rehearsals lasted Dp. m the evening reach her home again O'clock at night hours to sleep ATER on she went over into Pennsy! herself through a most And when she reappeared on Broadway she was defin Vanla and put —4 yi gorous course of training itely through with posing in the nude or pos- ing in She called heraelf an actrese In a world where industry never failed of and hard pattern of romantic ap- ny way reward facta were modified to suit th propriateness Kay Laure!] would have sawep: upward to triumph after triumph ‘in her new fieid She Woods 4:wWwavs Ware not the case the A. H and But such. alas’ months in Night played for 10 farce ‘Ladies’ war beauty Tell in the Bhu Wires,’ identified as the ex-Follies She supplanted Olive bert mystery play, ‘‘Whispering and was completely overshadowed by Bertha Mann In But other girl might have let herself be damned " a secondary role where an out of theater bv such faint s praise a*® came » her, it only sent her back to her determined than ever to be a For by) +r. 4 [Training figu the stage now her ‘ better defined and the ulti ilich she hoped to move, Was an established stage success nearer and more rea! to her Walter a finished weC ame said Kings woman studied ‘Y are studied in poise and horse a wis! Sift f*¢ acd AlLICC ease mm Usi¢ Sine desire to’ make Kay She dreamed of ful actress was her Laurell a finished woman iningling in international society, she want- ed to be able to meet anyone in the worid and feel at euee I suppose if we were being old fashioned we would ea}! it being a ‘lady ‘It never seemed to me a vulgar social! ambition, nor vet one for ordinary success In a way, it was the finest: ambition she could have, to make herself a perfect instru -nt, ready to meet any emergency, able to world ac hoo! live among the finest peopie in the She tried to acquire a finishing speaking, with no hint of the girl She tried to eliminate any manner of telephone from Western Pennsylva suggestion theatrica! 1 her dress. She always lived at the afford hecause she considered her surroundings im: best address she could portant I dont know whether you would call her really intelligent or not. But she was shrewd and far-sighted, and she certainly worke* nard Parts of the leading Fran Afterward she played for a while tip Paria headed by That was about two years ER next was to go to where ahi move studied under one actors in the Comedie calgse an American company ib Ciark Stiivernal!l Paris she went to London, where played severa! parts in stage pro > before From death overtook her even noticed her She had never und to entertaining Ambassadors ig teacups with the great ladies of rnere * neve?! reached The point she would have considered herself prepared for that higher ere of usefulness she al- ways dreamed Her life was an unre ehnord At the height of her fame as a Ziegfeld Kay married Winfield Shee han, genera! Filin Com Dpeauty Laurel! manager of the Fox pany Those who knew her said she was never able to integrate her married life with ‘ne gener pattern >] er life ae a wno.e any rate >» Marriage Wae apparentiy ‘y were divorced a few Kay Laurell end Edger Selwyn i if AG GPR: pt Fy 4 : ae ee: re. “434 et ig . . . “a qe A 4 al ’ 4 . »% Ning egg tent ~ wanbeioaives — “~e $e 4 J aay SL nt leap tag ike aa er -

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Buried Its Slai escribed in the Kstallment. Then 1926 the Day of Greatest ssorder in the Whole rW ar, With Six Killed MEAG 2: - , % ‘ 4 . — | f Phat 4 TY Ai the inquest which followed the fight m the European Hotei ft te : Tom Benron. foremen of Coroners ju a8 af > os? ' an : ry : — a Ze, -. 7 , . ’ SA rT? Arise O. Boswell, States Attorney; George Bell, Coroner . ra x . midow of the siain l/epuiy ec ¥ CPAs yey a NEE ae ag: AG? TE elo ahs. he a +a x pay 28 me i 7 «7 ye * ; ‘ mons Ae = OS rable ie ela aR RCRA: . a a y ¥ rey ERTS AM 5 a aio a] Rt 3, a etine he A agian tng cases By GEORGE GALLIGAN In Collaboration With His Chief Deputy. Jack Wilkinson EDITOR’S NOTE >a ‘peers. ey en TS — . . * +7... ie guxerced bam Br: e+ oF 4 , ee 32 Es : i as ars A ce San Bo Hi aia ERS Re AN Te ass Ora was Quoted th yhody knew that it was only a mat- AB CXPresseueE Scene fromt of the 7 Months until there would be another church as the funeral mod more bloodshed So both. sides cortege " Criveriri Young . a : , started to ¢ 4 tenee o each wait ng oo ~* Ser ari or [me Cemetery j “ at Herrin. | a& more iret |b This brave Christian woman, a mem- , ee ae ; nor ther +. | Was finaliy the Baptist Chur at Herrin. made . . % ~ . ; ’ . _ is Ne “= * : . -Ount ‘ me dlev, lansemen were taken, OF surprise = dier Before him on the desk lay an as- which had been drafted from. hea: x. ae : ge si ¢ she County Jai , election netted vrictortes for a e j : . 1 : be - . . oo * _ * a } . . - ; . j . 7 7 : Pas | 4 i : says ter ko rer ¢ e the re a! . saint 1 e ¢ ie 24 alan ail = ret and ater, however, came t- . i , 4 29 +o" d wi 4 *®xyactiy 10 c prepared ‘or the wo 4 — ‘ ‘ : t : ee . .* . * € ‘ smoke bombs and smoke screen candies. On Finally, the church seer , — . : D as 20h and em te * . of gain possession of the jail even at _ i with tt the day of grems either side of him sat a helmeted guards- and the march waa | > 1 » ! our ) : P 3 the klar r On the previc , . -. ' : 7 . . F is sD aa : ua ihe "ack tc ne a: Her- vee te 4 an ra . 4 he man, armed with an automatic rifle. There The procession was | hrangh | ibis Ou : _— * . 4 7 7 7 ok ail : : ~~ Me bon! | ge _— he . “c the situation, and we loaded lhe situation continued tense ij Herrin ministers were Qther guardsmen similarly equipped and out aiong the » to the cemeter : i .c _ ‘a Renee: “ie ; ) = | P Tiee t t 1 fetermit _ s aC re.) chine gun and rifles, buckled on ensuing months. The Kiss, pereft | ks to put ups a mn : f cours this time i { nO rith (nown : 4 e Se e | , ieee s: ; ‘oO anything that looked Uze on duty at various Vantage points about th by rob klanamen : hore at | hii 3 : : ) sp ' pon , } © Marion and there Young. was stil] without & P e Ss 44 oa . ’ . q . - * : - * - ' & , ' met : ¢ 3< 2) { the agreed time ing leader such as he upge ir rights a5 a Sanday Magazine—St. Louis Post-Dispatch—February 27, 1927.

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riatee 7. + 3 ' “ » & t ~» . os —" ae * 32 ol et xk, es te “ed 2g SR 2h ho | a4 ta . re > 2 ~ «et : M in + a et Ht * ; as Si 2* 3° r> % rd . ’ - + 4 > ‘3 re +9 + ps : ae . . - ete a % ON” Sheriff Galligan’s Own Story of His Four-Y ear W ar With the Ku Klux Klan ow tm Buried Its Slain Leak Described in the ment. Then 1926 Day of Greatest ‘order in the Whole War, W ith Six Killed. The Masonic Temple at Her- rin, in front of which six men were kiiled when klan and antiklan fac- tions fought on = election day last April. mont Wollard and Leonard Barass were convicted of rob- bery, armed with revolvers, in Murphysboro, Illinois, and are serving terms of imprisonment in the Chester Penitentiary Henry (Sizwheel) Smith, after serving a term at Cheater on a charge of assault with intent to kill, was convicted on a charge of carrying concealed weapone., and was serving a sentence of in automobiles and on foot, met in front « ground After committing this ac! areon one to ten years at Chester when he dropped prison vard Harold Steyer and the Masonic Temple. Just what were t! the) to the “‘batch’” occupie y Ear! dead in the i. > 7 | ~v Ty Bases . » Cs ? > ‘4 } / ? - NQUesi State s Attorney e time OT i | ‘ster under an indeterminate a attackers of | Smita hy j ” however. Coroner Bel] and Shaltan and ele] | : , a | he only klanamse mee Catholic no State's Attorney Boswell elected to hold the pplication list re at the No. 1: ‘ic yf 1 n y in iliiamason County in secret as far % he Outer worid of +t ladisn al Corpor; uring all the time in Office, ex- and te ie first day, the | had never seen any ¢ Shelton 7 ardt on | f gullty Such representatives of the newspapers were before Eat to sWear out th after history of bodyguard who barred hat circumstance, I think, showed arrants in this matte The whole Shelton hel pe ‘lenn | ‘clean up” our th and , hat they were afraid some of the testimons fami!) ‘ame the object of klan hi: forces retired after . proceedin ould not stand the light after the oe — aworn bi that LO ri ie RATHER of la’ yy Inv if. have alwavs heen ' ry] S Ite fo rryils ‘Ore ards . he inet few months -of my on W est Monrose to take newspapermen into my confi ) n rn attack @ kian fight had street and, with a ’ i any who have visited Williamson ‘Shelton ont) 4 }] 4 sund time to reflect fight impending, th u ‘an testify ra hy Young al is gang, & little changes the Invisibie : on ’ : > : Ri antik r OTces ef , Ow) rin to eg ide mm | rou t in our eounty I have oe - ‘ ‘ , ' hi — 5 5 ~a¢ 7 ' + ry) i 1) by 5 oe R , ’ , vaanes re (Own : : 4B sf fry rea ler as ! disruption of Came where . nm @ 1a] re ircumstan¢s nicn Hro the , ;, o te - a ; " Ney] { ; 7) ' ' TY} : y afte ( je } ; AnG Against try r »foF ? »4t r’ Troe 3 pig ar } Qo « ra} . i] : Pig i} veen hei in read! meses es " : until their moth wrote th -ANnWwh 4] and now ee he i — ‘ — , ; Meanwh!le ! i a estos a Ounk aud IS ual ouid frequentiv come KNOW G& f Ou! man, an antikiansa- Lorn ’ Ay 4}. aban ; ry) (>? Ne ti airs >! 10 around there ra Thomas ; le ware dbasuaded fig ¢ cyt? aot: ° 3 ) , , at : I ’ ' , j i it BS ii 5 j ‘ 5 ; 4 . : 7 . » ; . ' > - mot? rT . s 7 J, « I . , a . I Pi | 7 ~~ aa . ‘ ’ ; si ‘ 7 . i’ : y : ; ; ? ¢ ; oe \oa ci ) P cert bh . ‘ - \ it . ¢ j {)] . : ‘ . , , , . . ' ’ (Troops were needei CUTS BPA es satis we nd 6¢ wo ung jets » Insults oF tne an “nN is Drother P T he “A fore es gpathe red rs? Wryti ?t A r . 4 r -. . ° or ? . : oe ee us and his gang, got together and boug : 7 ugh ral gun-toting to 4 ce? } ’ " . * A "he tf ; ey ’ T . : : Heit mone { } a a | ij ‘ ; " ‘ . . , i = OT} j i ti aD i j ni! ¢ ? } TT) ry) pay rer a r) >} j : r’ ( pun i rr) i " } r) think } t. eh P ~* an together t) j (> v) | ’ ’ ‘ binock ; P ry } RrOOdC LORe I ’ al i“ . , KOT! rr) | ‘ abet | reir) , 7 *» f) ’ : p (iT 4 4 i It brought Smith's Garage, just an yved>the father, moth and 11 youn oung boys, fresh from high schoo! and even ‘ , 7 ; ] ‘ cy ' 2} ry?) “a 4 y ‘ if . ” a 4 " , east OT fn Ou0I1n A tO y - to in } ain hope the O 1 b ro! ne uhiversitVY ciasses down to the ¢ re) ‘ a ‘ ¢ ? en's rotnel oe il’ Balle ' . ; ® ‘ ’ . __ ? / . . aC eS ! ‘ lat i ' , . f ij } ' , ©’ I } iC e+ : a] i Latii j (dik , SiGe The rc. £1 . ca } 4} j ) ao * =? "% ' ‘Trile . ; . P W nije port mikdii) ‘ are vai ‘ ' remayvai | Pei ie Stseee 7 os {) i ij } “ined business, or re ? of ~~ ei ; A 4 Ui tl i] a ‘ - , : rq] 4 advent u the i art airf} th jeoulari in FF in made Wililam- UBLY, tur v. : ” en 0 7 Louk } un 1e toy of conversation all over os aes To i i Se a a ON a ee ee, » Se body knew that it was only a mat- forces, fortified by the exhortations of their ered, ready to Months until there would be another preachers, turned out ready for battle wntikiansman, came Staggering Bd more bloodshed So both sides During the morning I went over to‘Her- European. He was bleeding from deep cut average tensely, each waiting for the other rin. Everything seemed quiet although you in his head. He told the men in the hotel! oye living in ning . : ae & move. could fee] the tenseness of the situation Just boys worked in the mines and wer: mre? hint that trouble, always in the as you could actually sense the genera! feel- Was finally imminent, came on Apri! ing apy time a fight was brewing , the day of the schoo! election I asked Mayor McCormack if he needed opened a steady fire on he informed me that he did Garage. The kiansmen inside ied but | Ot He gaee CCl nes | ar ger at that time, but he was , , “oy Zz ‘hatect y 77 . , a . , ve G rilie i} De- ear where 4 was Vas : : , & 1) Osed = interested in the roadhoure na utter havo a demoraiizing rr)? “2 3 ing over the klan. too. Tas a a af eh 14° ‘ P . . . Shine (> } ij P| Lief 3 id ‘ ‘ ; ’ , ‘ = > ° } ' a oe > * , : » * : > ’ . . ° ; | Hike a breakdown of justice. Even ie Kian wiil ; - - Pa . : —_— a +. P that he had been stopped as he passeg O Lii€ whnereadouUtsa ¢ ine gp 1 era regen . sme ts on ~ y ‘ ie. sot wash ‘ ’ } = £ +f ‘* 7 rir? ~ ‘ Ki anasmend cropsidered honest and industrious wor) s to Fairfie garage and been sluggxed by five Then the shooting beran Antiklianemen at ts time Young Ay ti P . oO , hoys and again insuites » farnpil 4 | j be ¢ ; whe » me 2 in ¢) aid 4 ur cou ' , , front cf “Tt see .. I - aivuiis ‘ ‘ it rh ng rri tie as iY) Ce ' | } a the Justice 4 ; the Was much gun-toting by klansmen y help and wor McCormack, a former klansman, : I learned that a heavy force of men not heavi efor help in keeping order. I sent : been deputized as special policemen gantorattie. As the firing kept ae ss a ; mi over to Herrin as my representa- were held on the edge of town In readi- of curious citizens gathered ¢ ner of 3 1a! Underwood wsdetence 7 from | oul was killed a Half-wa' business is picking up and Wiliiliamson ta ness for any emergenc} They were, f West Monroe street and Parl t about 100 feet Irom (tne — - sponte: ” Pri nadhouse wes afterwards burned dowr nding ite way to its feet. Perhape proaper- | ii of the danger. Sheltol 8 iwit with Jack SK‘ by Young and his gang, a ae a! ) | and peace will come again But the » A course. all antiklansmen. I returned, there- watch the fight unmindfui } P » % § — ly Machine-gun an : A, pe wy e % +299 at Bs PPS rah 8 oe os ee 53 ined ae Pa } sail "¢ 4 ry | , iad , , , f " ’ | , ; =" ia a , J 4 ‘ , . = . sae P T : . : » 5 « ke poo lroon 1d soft-drink where nite) Doering, the Egan gangete ‘ifuation pogay. wit! mines working. chief untoward incident of the fore. to Marion. leaving Wilkinson in Herrin traveling man who was there as a epectat oa | seers —o = road} : War a bloodiess encounter at ak my representative had hie hat knocked off by a bullet at the % er ee —— : Was supposed 7% of the polling places between The early part of the day was marked by information, two memoers 0! , this Birger lis ul Shel Te | 1] ‘mpered with the old mountaineer Man and an antiklansman. Both several minor affrays. The klansmen were yITH disorde: Tushed to the place under arms. Three out in force under arms. Jobn Smith, the /¥/ someone calied the troops. | presums a , tho rar ¢ nam. ° . an nf Fi We foun no liquor at ri€ lace and ine : P ama ~ — Men were disarmed by Herrin owner of the garage where the first big Kian the request came from the kilan offi- We found n sa . I pli and became open ; : ‘ ‘ Police, Who were at that time anti- fight had occurred, was on duty at one 0! ession—klansmen wearing their regalia. “Nd Warrants were issued against the polling places as a deputy constable and He was tween the garage and the hotel. No one was , ' + % ¢ mA that *?P we i - +s » re ? We eantee fat ~iic , The anything stolen from i ‘VELe tus alrendy been descr Ps ’ treda will live on. through thle generation Ise Near riarr.8d the next. for Willlameon's blood ts +4 sryvyieor and |] rai ed ‘ " . “ Supervisors and I raided common cause against amSOD & DeoOpie are wit to aa a 7 4 r rr eR! ; } ‘ } Sa at ‘ os proper searcs warrad o how Birger ar Loe : age O' \O.TOrgkive , . } > . +? ; ‘ea ’ ‘ 4 tc n- cials, for the kian force was wel] outnum- only person tnere at thet —— ee nies, I have no knowledge except wi * * + © 4 yo A ~ Bate f ? " whom | nderwood nad @€im p oved Lo see have read ir he } ’ bered tn that fireat long-distance fight be- man ¢ hy \iding » not hurned Ow ah ‘ me were fevered protests ut- also was acting as a challenger that the building was not burned down, 01 ston nein ond to the minute.- So careful had we HB that ag by the klan against the challenging many antiklan voters. For in the making of our arrangements th Of Jack Wilkinson in Herrin, but, matter. everyone of one side was abusive to a klansmen were taken, DY surprise 8°&%% finally turned out, there was no everyone of the other, so intense was the the garage and the other side waa unhurt be- took possession of the County Jail wi The election netted victories for hatred that the klan fight had engendered we seaniiee : AE any trouble or bloodshed, although WOR™2didates, The break came after Smith had chal- Finalivy came the news that the troops , lee nore adverse gone prepared for the worst and intend days later, however, came the regu- lenged the vote of a Catholic Sister —_ were coming Both sides prepared si " regain possession of the jail even at the fon and with it the day of greatest had lived in Herrin ae an instructor in Fa- out | ee aa “ ae oper search war: THAT hecame vodvevard of our lives in the klan war. On the previous ther Senese’s achoo! for 20 years and had rived after the ite a ee ae (a sage ‘enate he No. 12.camp « The situation continued tense thrOUBS®, Apri] 11. Herrin ministers had voted ever since women had the Dailot away but even while the militiamen wer , 7 ! ensuing months. The klan, bereft © Melr flocks to put up a determined When Smith did that, Bill Holland, a little taking | Young, was still without @ resourceful, ~ tO anything that looked like tn- fellow who was later killed in a roadhouse heavy bloodshed crowd of ki en and ing leader such as he unquestionably of their rights and the klan fight, hit Smith over the head with his pis- A crowd of kiansmen ar hie he , ~ ’ that injured in this exchange, however ’ } ¢ "74 . firrg nmrincr ? : : ‘ss i ‘ - - » had heen closed for some rrieé ri ae ' klansmen were safe behind armor piate iu place had been — : Neither side ever ¥ ‘igit. on account of inaufficient pa ‘rrr 4 hii hil € and r a i. ‘+f rd A a ' OO I ies to Wart int Keeping j . , 4 cause the kian did not keep up a heavy fire ” tat . lives have beer ’ w¢ » oo 4 o Kane Wariar’ "nderwood pila of their way. 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xs SECA Sos or sh a teded. . . " — 2 ea eee ee es “2 es -* ix 2 3*> has 4+ et - : j : 7 7a" > * f se 2,2 S5f os a - soa. eT (T}e equad began above thre een. en ite A Ig sp rt 2 el, “Be Ones RR no TX OS reer ‘ +4 lve! ader of the at Mk gas masks, leaped down into t! heir sight was a Writhing in agony his head. The through the op PECULIAR—BUT POPULAR—Two visitors at Palm Beach dressed in striking beach robes. Observe the hat is of same material as the beach robe. Herbert phote TIPSY BUSINESS—One of the contestants in the Pacific Coast dailing Canoe i championship race near Los Angeles, trying to keep his craft from capsizing. 4 | wa | : 5 . j ...) and a defect > betraved . ‘- , As Al nit} waronette he] Pe a oe aire ie ae é. F he PLP OTR g BP ams SN eT DEM ABM ee ~ New Hampshire's old- est twin brothers. They are 88, live a stones throw : > > "y h din mountain ‘ STORM-SWEPT SYMBOL OF Peake Tigh soe cnet Cromeninelee : apart at Keene, N. H., and both fought under General a | a Grant A REAL COLONIAL SLEIGH—This relic of revolutionary Gays wee peaks in the Tyrolean Alps, stands this great iron cross on the su “— ’ oo ve a winter carnival at Intervale, N. H. recently. Herbert phot — s se ot ps fir. é Starters ; Bene etat 47 4) AAs 5 Mapeteesey $4405 >¢ Ret oe . . 4 : 2 , - ae + dk 4 * tL sat} date! Sptetalice e bah s litaby a a 4 ee Swe PH) Pete . © Le aks s

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LOUIS POSIT - DISPATCH ST THE napaaiye peer Bx or a as pies Hl Ee i ati ete 85 ane oo. House Wart and Food‘ Sh February 4 +. 4 HDs 4 Ww . e8) ‘ ) 8 2 rtti titi ee J > Wii “er jec: sons. - 5 ciebhbbh = s I — rhe 5 The White House “°° e State Wa Fae des tagg «: 2 a of a S iE ath ty ; ies Bess 4 %s ib; Apis DS x 4 “f annee >; eds ee aca? e “ed ; ay oe

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’ ia * 2 © » & afi 2° S247 _ - a oe. te pinte vi Sed 5% bae be on > poe R os See Pewee oe retin OOPEEt rie! tt ks ees peieag pes See : ‘? $ * ee ——— a, SUNDAY MORNIN ee ee _ House Warming and Food Show February 28 to March 5 * “WMO EE EB Hate yeti « $2; 44 2 *. tte Pe 28 oe 4 est ere ete . id Fes THE ST. LOUIS POST - DISPATCH PIGGLY WIGGLY \ Le oe. a wth eee, ' a a? Sr. wh ae ei Ries te St.Louis Institution Chouteau & Spring Ave. i ge ee a roe - “ ge 8 my a * . » gga ee Pe a est PR o & ‘ , ~ rrr ze - ree hed, 6" a . ! ose RTS Vary ~ : ; - * a House Warming and Food Show February 28 to March 5 } Bonds on Building were underwritten by “MARK C. STEINBERG &. CO. and » WALDHEIM PLATT & CO. FRUIN-COLNON CONSTRUCTION CO. MR. LEONHARD HAEGER, Architect MR. CHAS. MARTIN, Structural Engineer Salesman- in-chief” to her- self the PIGGLY WI5GLY shopper ts mis- tress of all her decisions. When she passes through the PIGGLY WitsGsLy turnstile she knows exacti, what she has im her basket (Jualiity as well as price is a part of ge TE PS A WIOGGLY \ISEES OF “here \mericar rice tad PREE DECISION MOLISE WIVES ng their mn Gecisions freel\ } ach of the 1 tfermis aftacthe G tas > bet oti eh epegese. cee ize? ee ~—- rE! eae ith eee eee ; ght ae ; 2. ; a. oh" '¢! Fae ™ the Hi r eutems ’ t ¢d high “1 Ss “if ‘ every Pi¢,t,] Y Wit,;1 y Store a complete line of COl LEGE INN foods Henn: ‘.* ‘es Prepared hy Clef of the Sherman bicrte (lh cage (college Inn toods wre de signed for the MIP TH PRED! ee Se tak ste be OLS See en “a ‘ . —— ap . ee ee ee en we — % a Sten “% ace 2 - 4 ' iid ud Ds in 7 Meee ist : “ ‘ et ey ~~ Me Bie etn dt ee Sh ne ; he —_ . Re. me pi hha gh Me Api, inane ashientlginiatsaes, 5 — fen ee are ow DAL ee Ree x, \s Bee she ike tO ta " neck §# 30 %. - ort, bh RAS a) aaah sg rer as er. YR RE oe PO ot. “ite ”

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FEBRUAPY 27 SUNDAY MORNING THE CT. LOUIS POST : DISPATCH w— gt. £,0602S Iristr~tutitonm HOt SE WARMING AND Teleie oS, oe ea Mote ae OF «eS eatin Bis es . " Pe oe A ee i . y nes rad : Aig ba i 4, 37 t a4 . ee ey gol a SHOW FEBRUARY 28 TO MARCHE 5 SME AGRO TS PE ENR OP HR. eo OR Fe oe RG ere | aa Fok nl _ . e & Pe ¥ ys a ety ret Be, Ie A gee eee ciernets 8 ie + te quleacciaee . ; = fh Sem, oe ae EEF ; an . we oN we . see vie: pea Tae ee ae eee Ey Pata ttc Sh , ae te ome eS — Mt eA RSS LP die Gate ne, & 2 ee =" REEL PRB BOE EPO ny Ps AULILI ROS —_— SWEETENEO ; . CONDENSED MILE eS 3 Be : . ¥ NAI .* Pe 7 4 , . ; , Bityggcbovnernaresr ¢ f s Phere s nothing spakhett When Vou feel Phil cine. \od (aN when vou have caten other spa- ehettr you can better appreciate the distinctive thavor that makes FAUSI SPAGHE Ft a preme. Faust Spaghetti, Maca- , : ron; and Noodles are NET WEIGHT 15 OUNCES, : ? : | 2 among the oldest and L & t , most favorably hnown THE BORDEN COMP NEW YORK.U.S4 : i . : — — : : of all St. Pours pt oducts. RE Se, Bid = " — Phev re rivht at home (>) PIC C5] \ \\ Ct >i \ shelves. Cate Aes Mirs. Bentley, Dhp- rector of Good Housekeeping — In- stitute, says: “Eagle Brand Milk im proves the quality of coffee. It sup- plies just the right + i 5 — . . a | _ an : finishing touch to § ‘3 , ge . , - ‘ | | (leanhness und sanitation, thee make good coffee @ @ | a: ‘a . te , | 2 7 WIG) Y new Sunticht-Bakery better.” Sce demon- a! _— mae | oe call stration at PIGGLY vues ot . “a 4 ” “3% ‘ ere ’ Sap, : ’ : a - - . oe 1% os 2 : , WIGGLY Kood 8 tm vs ' | e y | . rs \ STAUPER LAUNDRY. TABLET dis. . . . = Se Pin solved in two cupfuls of water makes a quart : of soap. Try this economy. PIGGLY WIGGLY sells it 97; | S 3 McILHENNY Madi. 199999.999999, 119772. ? e t 1 ! in ; we “ Va Fs ; . BASCO SAT J “h “ ; 5» (Roa A ‘ .. Seasons food with a . Bt ee Te fe “- "4h ° eS 4 smart, snappy. tart $ . a , > @ tuste, accentuating its ' true flavor. that savor S96 PROS Y WEOGLY Stores were opencd during the ycur 1926. Lhe system niust be right to grow as it does. St . io of the South oe a LLours people own the 107 PIGGLY WIGGLY Stores in St. Lours. For rights to operate in other territories address he sactinds tow PHOLY WIGGELY CORPORATION. Pauchange Building, Meorphis. Tenn . =. silat — ¥ bide «pi hf " “ t ’ ry yt ne Like gt ee A ICU a ‘ ups : Rs, ety RS OWES vice . * eh =, **S.9h ‘ : My ee laa : Ep Maa ANS oe EE a “% Phe iat Pi a ee hey * fi eee BP ON feng eee - % . lay Satire TS Ne in. £2 os tes ere to ed, ~ > ~TVeq a ann oe is" 3 ; T4372 ’ eer by ‘ x ~ , . on . ; e>, ‘ . pe : 1 ceo LE ie may ' PIPER : | ‘ sail : ~. . | a er bel ee ss *% ee re TiaMeR en bones TT pe” Del “plies et be Oh ve tC +;anus , : ' : tem hts ‘ re md refresh . yf? ’ # 7 ing Ht « lsceves fa- figiie Sold in all Pi¢3>1.¥ Wid; 1. ¥ Stores lutermr ,icw 7 thy« Roatmens National Bank (lapital and sur- plus $3.700.000 be stublished [4/7 nm: 6 PLEGCUGL. s. ok } Pata \ - ; \n old. reluble Ww IGGLY ble ny | # . ' ~ , ; st L cuts rustitu- tric en s. : , : : - “5 ton where Pic. was instaite: v4 ahs: . : (GLY WIOGGLY rREMDEI ~~ : ~ ae | vege ej : : ve le prssits if” fuode ’ WP So as £ “ i te See” ee pe ea ee ° a gh pet uM ae t Ln a] 7 COLLEGE IN’ SATE Yay | ae SOUP “ \ | WoOoN \l (_\SH4 i] ( IN] | KS | ripuite sulcs totals wccuratels 1) st} wBLeLeL \ VW ic, y Stores — wees V-S-2)-O9”VIIND ANVAWOD ODOAL et ie pa tee Dae, Ne 4 ome. Dy, ET Cae ea aig ae 2 RPS al Aes ~ i 1S use Y Witchy eae a ee ee rae “4 . as Rees cna % me re ae Bag ue Only the choicest of Minnesota Barley is used in the manufacture of PLE RTP AN SIAL T. Sold in all of our stores “ff DON'T MISS THE PIGGLY Go ee ae W1Ga hb _» I eae te & FOOD SHOW , : AND HOUSE WARMING VP OUR NEW HOME, CHOU. TEAU. AND SPRING AVS.. FEBRUARY 28 TO MARCH 5, INCLUSIVE. OO tee. oer ae w8s one a, ang ety bea es ’ vw Raa od oe . HMNKDY S LODIZED SALT con tains wodine whieh rs cesential to health and c . . : ealth andis recommended by plry The cake with the Hiome-Nlade laste l-resh daily Jt cians a8 a preventive of gortre , “f° 7. In all PIGGLY WHGGLY Stores PIGGLY WI GLY. Pt RR AS ERIE RB Ne I EE OR et

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ee = sert, er " = , - ee se ar SUPER eo 1) Sots Oat Geld fet Ae Bg PP rat tia y sit arees | ; 2s PEWS ELSES SITs ES EBRUAPY 27, 192 — HE ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH FEBRUARY m2 Ge Coa Le “aw 2 Goo CS lw Ww AM St. Louts Imstitution HOUSE WARMING AND FOOD SHOW FEBRUARY 28 TO MARCH § Beh 2208 3254 i>) Borie * CE SE, te the « - ROS 5 ateeetiediaaeannn AE AMOI DL GD UPpPreciate Munegy Pe $0- Nlaca- Are and 2 PE RAO: FOP ORR. “HERE. dey deren. Sat cal pn aes oa: toy fa eon AS Pe * ER daa ae eed ve a, - ants 4 " iy Oe » FO | eT ee en Se ee ee ‘ I FAN RABE EM aw Mrhyecs.s and Sunitutio, throughout. \ Tas Pay | mterior of iC 7( oy \ Sods ' 2 . , rah ; cht Bakers showing tlour and dough mivers. Nlodern equipment dividing and rounding the dough for Sunlight Bread . . ‘ Niouldin: the dou ty fo Sunlight Bread hefore Comveving | Carl seamed under the cureful supervision of expertenced bakers lem mes o repent) Iry this econony PIGGGLY f ety oa | ; to a fluffy consistency in condensed, purified air. ene a*2 r4 a. * YL ELOAK OF GOODNESS, NUTRITION AND WHOLESOMENESS. The finished product of this up-to-the-minute Sunlight Bakery for vour use Mlade of Pillsbury'’s Best flour, pure lard, milk. vranulated sugar, salt and Kleischmann’s yeast, pre- pared and baked under the strictest sanitary. regu- lations and sealed in sanitary wrappers. Sunlight Bread will please the most discriminating. Each 1')-Th. loaf supplies 1SOO food calories. During PIGGEY WIGGLY'S FOOD SHOW at therr new plant at Spring and Chouteau, the week of Kebruary 2Sth to March Sth. a loaf of Suntight Bread will be given to each woman visitor. \ll are %. Fy en a ey = cordially invited . apita F’ Pin plus ' stubi sfie’c \r f “ft | : +. rintilei a, LA enonge. MOREE OPO IRRER Ro Ra TE Rn On EY ten ere corer 4 > hen a | ) “wher Pit; (5.4 Wie.) ae ae erage I at rte > Ge naosits t~ Fay s nas *- gle, : + Pe . ' > ee : es ) Sunlight Bread, now baked to a beau- MEKCTIANTS dla bh oe tiful brown, cooling before going to rn pasty este pore i the samitary wrapping machines. NR eM “ Se "ey * 2 ORO ON AMER Sp ON Ree TT Pe? ag K dy s t Pm © a } 21) Sunlig Naked ul Pence Ovens 4 Hreud ure pluced mn on ruchs Without handling a’ The world farnaus 4atti Sanitarium, where Batt Ite ith Foods were and are used each foods ire to he found } department fr @€vVe WIC565] y Store ¢ } cuban te take | TVR 4 NATIONALE Y KNOWN quality foods neatly arranged on shelves for th nersonal selection of PIGGY WIGGLE Y customers No unknown brands PROTOS BY SreEVEAS oa Se rey ere eee ee ee ee ee os Ver es Pe eres a Let et. tae abe RS? Ps 4 Ss 9k G ; « 4 A €.eh4 Wis ‘Te Stele. & rte}2 rie . - : oft bt be2a8 ‘ f P ee : ‘ Tete be ee iF Sb yt t pt ete tee. Set as te! t dah tt at Fhe a: ** & =e es . s .

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TS ge eee | ee Mii aie Ae ee - Tstits > ae dk ae E Pe SD se ns ue i i | } a5 % Re ge oh tat tat, tet Tha! Mesh ti oe FEBRUARY 27, 1927 ews ee CoS Lf “er 6 ew Cle Bue we. at. £03428 Irastttutiton HOU SE WARATINGs AND FOOD SHIOW FEBRIARY 2s Tod) NEARCHY § ‘ ~~ ~ SSA whe 5 « = : r ti dee Be ome ,% a Rive “Ss , ‘a PR Sy . a we ota ‘ _ he? * -e ; , : 3 . i i ogee. Niaataaaa : ae RY-KRISP Health Bread served ed : _—/ ule VRL.d PRI BAP ‘ S\7z . er SWANS A WRAA \ie' . SOW SPPNIIN as VARA WAR SAAEAR EKA. AY ¥ ‘ with salads. cheese, teas. \ tasts TEV Lee a WAS) S alleoceasion wafer bread. Irv Rv-Krisp at the PIGGY WIG- i ¥ FOOD Siitiw. uy Ky- Pigcely Wigely Stores. x . YOR eR 5 ORE ANNE WN in cig Sn Cay . &s —_ 4 pl ae ro a i as nb aa by em ethane SERGE a oe z Sa e é dealt tee see eS ? PUipice . ie to - mE of PHGGLY Wiss] \ TY becuuse thats ¢t! niv kind d Eee Pte , #4 fo8 2>4 7 : x ae. 4 ae er ae “4 ; : es eS eee 3 - a e : $ " . . >? ¥ " : 4 « 4 ch : ty 3 4 i ; . * goa ‘a 3 pt 2 A>? Tad e oe oF pes 7 oa? 4, oP Ht pd 4 ; a + £%%@ Aa ie ab ° 4 ‘ es 7.7 4 ' : * = ‘ ‘ . - & hotyi tthe s geataths Cb Peet eee tp eterta yt VAN tae titptemetee! fet vial iie’ + we thaeeethas at teat. ots ‘3

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Belt er Belt ° Ncw : ~ id fro! \ ewara, - m con 23 “Ce ™eces Se rag with the Inn ia ‘ * 7 j and east. ‘he d:aphrag= the fesh ~“H éF \W” te a ea ITEMS — CP OOOO I DOOHP ISH a Rerist! a 43 oS , isn A Tt ¢ Rad *, _ * ‘eer ~ ‘$a? _— Favorite Macaro ~ =n Py = < J on A =e fi = x ois OQ. oF) 3 I. = it in + il = Mee ee ae me ‘ST 0ws “BUSCH » ANHEUSER Riot: is ine ! ie reays ‘ so Mae: 4 alate Se, one or iqiatten se Saag sh a ; Pte: Biba ; be ne Sith ib an aahegetieeny. ck ORR GOTTA SD tS ean ge ype eee 4 ” ‘ are y a ma ss ff j » er iy y « « * . a ite he , i i ae ee hi eo ba, Fi Iwi sales , 4 Maa srs ie i wa ics ea oe a , a z . , Vy ; or « ~ Sage tae t soe a

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— Te a sae FEBRUARY 27, 19? Se St. Louis Chef yerican Tflotel and thats de- 1’, orc- Va. . ery ie lucts CA OPS PPI G ; visi PIGGLY i IGG] ‘J . a geese ViGsGt Y famuly in St. S store cmplovees meet- PLSOGLY WitGi *% ~~ 7 >: ‘ > ; 5 a... * - + 3% ot. = oa ee - s* SE5¢2 ah A Me ¥ $ —-s eee “SUNDAY MORNING ” iy | Back in the winter of 1883 the Vanderbilts of New York stunned the city with the magnificence of a costume dance in honor of Lady Mandeville. Behold, above. Steers a 2 Py *@Ge*.s THE ST. LOUIS POST - DISPATCH een it Wee A GRAND BALL. JUST 44 YEARS AGO _— ie FEBRUAk Mrs. Prescott Luwrence born Katherine Bulkeley and still living, as are her two sisters, Mrs. Roland Redmond and Mrs. Regi- nald Rives. Both ot them weic the Vanderbilt party nearly half. -~ 7 + 2iS0O ea. ‘ntury * -eet : , If she could only hide her hands SHE did not realize how much embarrassment her neglected finger-nails could cause her. Now she faced him across the table—if she could only hide her hands! The use of a La Cross steel file, with cleaner point, only a few seconds a day, keeps the nails clean and well-shaped. A style to suit your nails is sold at your favorite drug or department store. Files 10c to 45c, also tweezers 10c to 50c, acis- sors 75c to $2.25. SCHNEFEL BROTHERS, Inc. Newark, N. J. A > La Cross SCISSORS, NIPPERS, TWEEZERS MANICURE SETS This is Mrs. Raoul Duval, born Jenny Urquhart of the noted Southern family of that name, of which surviving members are Mrs. James Brown Potter and Mrs. George Henry Warren Jr. These three Urquhart sisters were famous beauties in their day. Mrs. Paran Stevens in the costume she wore to that event SY NeW LG, \/ one MSG DG A406 OGY a/ “HH & W” Belt Corsette”|; with the Inner Belt ‘‘that fits” + 1. The horizontal boning and elastic side pieces of the diaphragm belt mold the flesh into firm con- tours. 2. Left side fastening lies smoothly. 3. Abdominal belt joins far enough back to pro- vide essential support. 4. Real lisle elastic side in- serts and vertical boning Placed in front section form belt. One of America’s most widely copied Inner Belt Cor- settes - a garment that gives to the figure those slender, graceful lines that every woman seeks to achieve. This “H & W” foundation garment com- bines the double features of corrective diaphragm control with a healthful Inner Belt support. The daily wearing of which results in added poise - and a new beauty of form. There is only one original “H & W” Inner Belt Corsette. Look for the trade mark “H & W” on every gar- ment. Priced from $3.50 to $15.00. The Well-Known “H & W” Garter Belt a a The Belt hugs the form with a nicety of fit. granting light restraint and perfect freedom to slim fg- ures. For dancing and sportswear. At $1.80 to $3.0 The fron: and beck Panels ase of quelity “titlined for addi- Mona) suoport and » Wich elastic tides anc two peir Of hose su; porters. Side hook THE H & W COMPANY, Inc. Newark, New Jersey SOTO UO ULES ee is a es at TIA oe aes ms a * ae aaa He > “BS e wi Z , a Bt gE : pure, SIT ye rs ‘ * ‘ am > Se ; SN ARR MAKES NEW AUTO TRACK RECORD—Leon Duray and his cart in which he made the mile and a quarter in 32 1-5 seconds at Culver City. 1 & , ——— ee tT i | MA | NINE INDIVIDUAL SHADES 4 — errk. Oux own tone of C iJ | ‘ Hace Howders delicately es glorifies the beauty of your natural colouring herr soft vel ely smoothness tVves 2 be. witching loveliness 0 f Lex LUE £0 the shk172 Oxgursitely tragrarl 7 L Cc | AW 2... : - * a ats t #4 ate et . . aot 4, : ; 4 aeyet ; eis’ € 5 hat et ey teptabece’ e’ Vie tT tauee et: tte TA {1 att ares sehabaseee rhe fT to t4 ee PC et Pe oe | SALa ag SRA ti tr tae te) Ot ee ee eee mn Pees ta ee de . a Tie f : oR EPA OLE TE PEI AS RI aN cL EAE PT SEL LE AT SAT REDENE PF HEE R OR IERI 2 POA OSE SERELETL ETERS OP 4 P s = »@ s ete : . rida tatate rhe a et * TT “aaa ns ot n 4 i Td i anole athe at aie aera anaemic ae ee ia eae ¢ * on na ce y : wt pag Soar fm ge ar ee. ; Ladamee OE oi Singh : Ror veya gee aE wey ase oy a a eiialaaiiall nn OSL = neck y He oth : r p . aa .- * wy % * pS greene » ‘ - ‘ . - , a ae we ” » . —_— - a

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SUNDAY HORNS THE ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH = we MME inp. Aad ”, e § Ae PS eee oe a i A ae ae ahah ? adie Pad . . ee ee aft lati ut is “ P . rita 2 aT Lhe a Pia eros 14 Log cr eRe acd ieee i ; ae ae 44 Si =. *. 5, Rl ae eM Si ee rs oe whl a ty Ron, ig Ste tid mi ‘ ra « P " Saal : i be . 4 - r ots. shee ~* — 7 CR 5 ied 2 ASsatitalee 2. itty OPS, lS ie bape Ragas oh 5 in ‘ 2 my, 7 ¥ De We ~ by Wee > ks. Don’t “‘Drug’’ Your Headach,. with a powerful drug that leaves you with a worn-out feeling and ready for another headache. . 5 ; esti aks ate putt om eon OM Fas oN a ny 2 ea Tey eae 5 ese gol . wie ivi ee Tana 4h . x price Re? eo ty wh M 0 AS ae he ~~ se It does contain, however, a special ingredient---ef- | smart women—the perfecting touch ee n : —Sesaibs fective, harmless---not found in ordinary cough syrups. of a lustrous, light-as-edown Lorraine ast Car? +. se &, — va : ? P Maire Net! In a moment you have— iil a | A heey, Clinging to your throat as it is swallowed, RIM spreads twe er charm .... distinctiveness....queentiness a ‘ Se ae ae a soothing film over the sore and irritated membranes. “ TRAOT wm A mh rie Be r hot yom buy LORRAINE Flair Nez \ ney b. aig + ‘ di jae | at a pi . Ee, he : {' are ebtainable——no matter what price you pay } a 3 i, — - - a Insist On R Ek M--the blue package with the orange circle. More than 40 years hor Sale Exclusively at e 4 : ame Sah ae Pa i" of pharmaceutical experience stands back WOOLWORTH CO Srores ~ ee Ae aS es — | ‘ | , of 1t. So does our unqualified guarantee lit ‘Both a’rM): | Wugle. ov Double Mech FOR LONG HAIR eats ‘the . a INTRODUCTORY SIZE, OO CENTS . NIT-TEX is a fine-loe = oe FS 1 : ) gail Se ae ae a ECONOMY SIZE, ONE DOLLAR ata coptoat. Made for al Shapes } ALL COLORS — smtinding Grey and White JSR ae a ni mien Ly Ligh: iohre. | A Fs te ee ds 4 by 7a i i } worn 10 mon int ; , - me ig By Bee ; " sleeve al HAIR NETS ¢ > ” mere SOR Ee ce ae Oe NEW YORK’S MOST FASHIONABLE WEDDING F ’ ) | | : THIS WINTER—Miss Mimi Brokaw, daughter of Mr. : fi . | 1; VI ORTH ( (54-710: STORE and Mrs. Irving Brokaw, in bridal gown worn in ceremony at St. Thomas’ which made her the wife of enegenie rete mo 6Oeocc000

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ae 2 wie = . » ad 5D ree Te Ages oe ot tie THE ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH 74 = A a ' ELASTIC } ) ~~ ABDOMINAL | oe io ae MAKE WALKING . Té t {(,ueratiters! | A PLEASURE WITH vesnaie! nf peo Gir CUBOID BU PPORTSL druggisis TRUSSES, ledinc Preducts Ce. INV ALID CHAIRS, Leurel. Miss. CRUTCHES, ETC DAWSON INVALID { . fete g”’’ Your Headache ‘ful drug that leaves you out feeling and ready headache. Take Kohler- Antidote, / prescription, a safe and mbination of beneficial , You feel “wonderful” | ae ns UME w,! pie 4 , , Pt Mase aoa B Stet tf ty If, i Antidote. Ask your ee me 8 RL A EG 4S it. » ‘he ! s > R-ANTIDOTE LETS OR POWDERS 9 a we eee Pewee” /y . vw? A , Ay od * *. iY, ae 4 hn ~b 4 ih : ae . eet fl fy ire , STi hs Se Re ee pm hs ee mg 32. oe, Se PO eS NEN en I Trae OS Tr ee aie feo nner APPAREL TET a ‘For the Tailored Woman’ “op BTA SAMA SO «alias lind ~ all & +5 >. eS . . 3. +S ES ae ee PE eS cre. ‘4 Pr . Exclusive wirn we . . ; TH EF N Fo Ww KING OF SIAM ON HIS THRONE—Rama VII, who COerner & (erner recently became ruler of far-away kingdom, photographed One Gon on the most elaborate and ornate roval dais in the world. ete sia & | lerwood ® ~~. ow ehaen~ v4 uy thy, y TY \,, tiek Ce iy he. pk, bs ; ADVERTISEMENT Throu ghout Midwinter Festivities needs a lift sons of Mrs. Paul Owe : | the Women of Smart Society a a ome i a keep the gaiety and Fresh Color of Youth coughs come along t., Louisville, Ky. knows what to do. ck reliet to Billy, s me : = 2 yn’ | r . E RE- has often told her ‘ : ANOTHER MOVI : — = “a | ha CRUIT—Adi Glaser, of she I] tell YOu: ‘ _ . By Berlin, whose success in 7 German movies has brought = , | her a contract for work in These — Creams bgp / giae we found out - y | —— ee : | » Smart Society wt cep | ee Beatty wood. : | Mt 2 i your skin smooth and glowing “My three bovs, . ! Hs : : | § erith fresh color (aa oeaeadh ty bVS and it's nm pos- page . ee ay et pRB, a > eee LP. & a Lt Se 9 " o matter what the he other of them is ae! x » a 2 - omni ney ef ih, at ale = fia. SA sao ae ‘th L334 Re BAe ja st ae See he winter. Many have been up with ost the night. REM in the paper y bad cough, mother hestnut & 18th, and m at once and we” ys does relieve their too, think there’s pts of folks about Oa oaxed to take REM. TRADE MARK NCC. hkes kids try to hide ‘ = REM, either. | ‘put \ & ROM Lake Placid to Palm Beach, from Decial ingredient---et- ' White Sulphur Springs to Southern * ] e 3 , : ) 7 g ] i : , a California—skating, skiing, dancing, swim- brdinary cough syrups. In I CW En 18 1 ‘on we ming, golfing, motoring — these mark the allowed, REM spreads , gay midwinter migrations of society. “eee ; | t d , { t } Me, | 4 / How do the women of smart society keep A irritated membranes. ya we Cc p a C rl 3 ny Pa their complexions fresh and undimmed, de- » 1 Pings ae spite the tax of midwinter festivities? Only blue package wiih : ° | | ot: by fastidious care, which the loveliest say p é OF} oO Uu I) Cl ) , rhe 3 : can best he had with Two delicate Creams fore than 40 years . : | nds made by Pond’s. Use them daily as follows: ersence stands back es ~ TAS Milita Guaranie : , ; % J Always at night, and often during the day, apply Guaiilita guarante * . a ee. . ‘eX Pond’: Cold Cream. Its fine onls soften and ike out all ' . dust and powder from the pores. Wipe off and repeat If your skin is dry after the —— at bedtime, t ( ns ‘ \ T a ', © . . . : . ENTS NIT-TEX is a fine-looking, long-wearing, crush-proof, all-weather apply more cream to be left on overnig | Mas. Ferix D. Doustevay : ' After every daytime cleansing use Ponds Vanishing : all men of all ages, all sizes. ae. ) . : Pes | t - 1 pamreot lex yo _ t ft as caiter it never wrinkles. It can be | a | Mrs. NICHOLAS LONGWORTH Cream. It gives a fresh, clear glow, takes . powder im Eighteenth wate 36. oo 1g f weig t, warm as (toast, sO ’ + evenly and is protection against cold and frosty tums at the Eoerglades Claud ! el : fe of the e/ worn 10 months in the year and is guaranteed for 3 years. The yoke and the delightful Alice Roosevelt, wife of | ' 0 ) Ball, Palm Beach. Mr: ¢ 8 Speaker of the United States House of weather, that would otherwise roughen your skin Doubleday, bora in Vienne, leev inner’s Satin. 7 ae sleeve lin ng are of Ski e a ee Representatives, 1s one of the most dir ty ome of the most popular $2 A et ea tinguished LWOMLER of Washington SOC t~ hostesses: af the smart @inicr ° ( ) ety. Her exclustoe dinners are aticnace . resorts. She says, “ When l Price by the leaders of diplomatic and act | Tre Powp's Extract Company, Dept. C came to Aeeovice f aa ; WYOMING'S EX-GO Y « ment circles She says, as clear, calthy F . t F OF F F ~ | 1458 Hudson Srreet, New Y ork amawd ai (he Ane m pire » . 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By R. Dirks Originator of the Katzenjam P bod Ed = —ae tae © bt FARE: (RALKS UND "MONKEY. ta ll eS Mi ‘ PRINCESS. DISS varie x E Press| e ‘ “eae 2 pa cena | fees | lt Fe LL ee I IDEA OF YOURS ISS ({ =. (ISS A VASTE QF TIME J SRENANIGANS ! GIFFS IT NO ? SS 5 RL a as Nef A LALAPAZOOZA ¢ ON AC CS a PEACE tH DER Dop- FRAZZLED . eS PO a et, fe 2 UND CHUST TINK. ANNIBAL & OL. 79, NO. 174, VORLD ? SKIDOOS bl, DER HULL fi, ih —— — SS fe iy = : R) ALL DER TiM F VE ISLAND : ~ ee Ly SRY, ov 4 me [448 8” {Sree a Zam Sood 8Y Se ‘Sila iteimninieei SBAD MANS NO & > a... sw ae a gs Wk Ve ee > Sa Pee yc eee npety oa a p> SY) bx See ee 3 P GET UM PLENTY ! ay Mr. Exeeutioner, Tm Ready; Let’s Go,” Says Robert Johnson, 29, | Prison pand Trap Is Sprung. [Daniel wi review A HE GOES TO DEATH | ésuior + Oe Seen oo wr SRE las + L Beenlie eT FE Tt el en OT NN he ey iy ’ - ‘ow ‘ =e " n ae pe — eee SES Ra. ent ab bon cedemaiyy ramet totes nie ect opeg Tit - 814 ates a5 \ * tare Ly 3 et > e \ RIESE Gh ' j a 3 SS) 4 * > qivbee- nin, a ett cererrren senate tlhe poten ephete Mpmeneete —— ee Gol DENYING HIS GUILT)“ a years a publics tim’s Husband a Witness | ‘4 (@ : $5000, ” | _ 9 G0 AHEAD UND © On ID LUFF T : | | a Oe Saye She We ee HEY# PYGouLY, DoT) | ae We 5 RUN, YOU LIDDLE MINXER!S \ Pec meet rahe rae Bo lb Saeed: pS a View Body and Declares|in¢ part SETTLES DER HASH! MIT y Sh, DER VORLD Ss VIDEUNDC ¢ 4 \ CHUMP DER WHOLE } . KA-FLUMP! VoT 4 PIE Dor | HOOP. A-LA! DOES Justice Has Been Done. DER BOOTS ON YOU GET : BM 16 S OERVIND ISS MIT UND agg a Sy LIFE THRU - Bur I Bip VOULD MAKE!) estate ale! DER FOUNDATION F : os Ti IT? ABSOLUTELY! : | a DER FINISH COMES SURE © ue Hk ea eA SNUG AROUND DEMME? OP & sear after his | OH SEE DER BEAUTIFUL ae Pid : mee Re as | eee OF Ee BA me, Robert Johnson, Negro, Mb OT ag — Os Nh No Th net en Siemens penta ey an + - mea snare 4 he . eta a pe ~ tS oat vis Some yee pte t at rear > 4 . Bee Pe cap ae As ‘ bites, AT D ' & S ) Vil U & SELES Re Es, 6A aa ee gee SE | MAN ! 155 DER MAN SORE* Jamas eS. i - we a a 0 iA E ere erty eae ee ee OLE, CAPTAIN 708 pe hanced .in flewom, Sameae ; ce : a GOT TQ TAK et ae: +B a Pree 845, 155 IT 300 LOOSE 4 4 a. m.: today, for criminal as- SURE? VHY 155 DER MAN Ae, | . MIT YOU » a € AE. ont % = \ ita on C oa moult on Mrs. Mabel Faenger of SORE? ITS A LONG STORY , ip ~s sr ee. Ss IRCUMSPECT * gugimmrton. March 9 Inst BAe 4 > o> : Gta = .° . Bes it was a far dlift th John : pe MATES 8 WVUNCE UPON A tel Fey | ae oe aN | ee ee ye P fe, nt . ae Bs ted for ar 29 ae and yo rages = e. " ithe.. al ie qe Oe i, Bee , ae . SS és Pa oe = i ‘ ¥ ‘ , (& . a ’ - ; vey ie 7 7 __ Ks ok a it oF a » % eS Z , . > . 5 2 my to the main building. @mids with. other prisoners and ‘ Fave. them his cigarettes. “TH We lie . feet Again,’ a plaintive hynin, La TEE ee mp hs sung by the group and John- 4 mn was then led to the second | ee hencre © , ; bor hallway, where the trap had ; a = nh arranged. FAbout 100 persons were there to ew the execution. Frank Faen- er, husband of, Johnson's accuser, one of them. Mrs. Faenger waiting in the courthouse, Farewell Speech on Gallows, Johnson spoke up gilbly when » customary prkivilege of a fare- Ml speech was accorded to him. "No hard feelings for anybody,” mas the burden of his talk. He ked “all good Christians t6 Mrayv for him. Then he said brisk- fy, “All right, Mr. Executioner, I'm meady;: loet’s go,” ; The prisoner's hands and legs ae a i ‘re strapped, the cap was pulled -——L a = —_— ver his face, and the noose Was Q ¢ : ah + igo VELL. TO BE ON DER LEF i um Cede usted. He stood upon the trap- VoTs DER USE Be nyse » QUICK ° DER 2 T SAY ALD TOP. e ( ve : ) i PRINCESS, DOLLIES ISS P LAg OF wv oe Sy. 4 jee: a ae puty: sheritt “pulled » OFF BY DER CAPTAIN SOUNDS LIKE SOME . | pe py APPLE SAUCE , BUT VEN A LADY | DAY’ VEN HE Ish SEL Bll. Reporters and others in the To ee ae HAFF A HEAD | UND DER CAPTAIN VENT UND “i (SS SUCH A HOT’SPORT DER Sky { ) HE 15S CHUST A EIDDRRREEEDGce below did not seo who acted exeetioner and the -officials OTS F ? . ip gli: tS 2. 3 . 4 tinge : gee ¥ ee mit? ‘ HEFFINS,’ VEN You KNOW ] ame was me | “of | 5 SING DoT LUFLY LIDDLE SONG: MiT Dob LS DER —_ 'The body hung. quietly, after tt ! mt ae oe A, thy Ad ceased the first violent swing- DoT FAMBLY LINE as & #: ig be BEE Srp TWINKLE TVINKLE GETS SOFT UND uh z. fn the rte Nir using ] KNOW, You (HUST | LIDDLE STAR - VUY YOu HAFF : thoscopes . every half-minute, ad not pronounce life extinet until vy waren | A FACE LIKE TAR 3f) DER STORY OF b. ' minutes after the trap was ‘ R . “% or ‘_ GOODY. GOODY # ) UP ABUFF DER VORLD KED RIDING 400) Be gpet The rege later a + Lice 1 \ You LUKE UM Pray [2O_HIGH des COULD YOU} ( GOOD - NEIDER | Dking the apparant-persiin NICE DOLLY 9 PLEASE PASS ME VOULD fs, fe the more unusual. Fin the period of walting, George eGe Jr.. aon of a former Bhe rift, mame ill and was helped out of! Rinclosure. After the body was down, the cap was removed I Ee bf er oF cn jee ue - me Beep . ae , 2 men present, who had been iJ aay ara , a , 4 genre ahs Pe | ao ee , eet Lil i | ge of ' ye aes P ‘ ted as legal witnesses, | Spmciaiegieg POPOL eT “gl” ou 7%, a ae aes 2 Tetast 2s | jes Ay ve, i 8 . ah ; Pe. beg ~% Ae ae ; : Wed the face in order to make : r wg © ents sail ne an) a ig na Ci ”™ ey , is Fh 4 _ a a i P al attestation of de: sth. “Vietim Says She'll View Body. © body was taken to Kirk- a. Mre. Faenger said she meant So there and view it. She said. fore leaving the courthouse, that heard the trap fall and that. felt. Justice had been done ne Sband made a similar expression. The heneena: was the sixth that taken place In Clayton, and the} for a crime other than mur r Three of those hanged pre- Ously were Negroes. ,The last Dus execution was in 1915. | a ge bs line pe o