St. Louis Post-Dispatch
February 28, 1927

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pens TOLD IN PICTURES || By R. Dirks r of the Tn, stem nnes — te ho INSPIRING LIFE OF AHAM LINCOLN EDITION. ee OUIS POST-DISPATCH [FLNAt| AT YOUR NOODLE You aie pe POST-DISPATCH wither : : SS A VASTE OF TIME : = The Only Evenmg Newspaper in St. Lows Withthe Associated Press News Service — ON A CANNIBAL NO. ST. LOUIS, MONDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 28, 1927—36. PAGES. . NAT GOLDSTEIN AND. FOUR iT GOLDSTEIN AND FOUR (GK OF NOTES. [SUPREME COURT UPHOLDS Hl AANEED W CLAYTON | RETURN TO FEDERAL PRISON BUNAN EALHANGED C4 NCELING OF DOHENY LEA SE; © ee ee i nals Ray ee OS s a y 3 ms Oe ee at.) ee eae FL NE SS CI SR i RENEE i NATE NINE NN I IR a I Ut pale 5 wt - oaen od : thes lent ty “ oe ear. he oe ar Re ‘ se Po ee Liquor Plot. Mexican President = Only 6 Per Cent of Firms; WOMEN SHIRK JURY | ’ : By a staff Correspondent of the peal, also will have to go to prison ae Failed to Obe Pe. | \ R H] ight, Mr. Exeeutioner, | : . : SERVICE AND NOW : . WASHINGTON, Feb. 28.--Nat/a $1000 fine. Ready; Let’s Go,” Goldstein and four other St. Louis; The ‘petition to the Supreme i y ne oo" 29, Prison to resume, serving — their | (harles A. Houts, Thomas J. Howe BORAH TELLS WHY HE irish Free State Bind, ite Soe . rap prung. Daniel whisky removal case. The | and four allegations of error were ba: , : a Supreme Court, today.refused «to | ™4de. : ACTED DIRECTLY Decisive Failure BY Ce im COURTS IN VICTORY Points of Attack. | | P c.f CHF ae EGO EATH te eh ae ineult court was questioned on the ground ‘af Committee Must De- By Spite teen sail Pak x : wis > lla bee _ | ) 4iN. Lrish ree State, reo. ~ / pate e et ee | | years a leading member of the Re-}/" ™ et ore : pend on State Depart- 28.—Sex equality has failed {In the Senate Subcommittee De- i Fae SS eee OR 3 publican City Comniittee, was. sen- of money or whisky through In- Free State jury box and legislators . os ee ie ; | € | 1c im’s Husband a Witness tenced to two, years and fined diction { haere oe ee e. ely Pe By ee * ee | ee ee aan an ~ ‘ Md « a i. Se ~? . . ‘ * iefendant were |Man Borah, of th ‘nate Foreign served on Saorstat juries within the | Robert Johnson, Negro, MIDDLE, CAPTAIN : OR. | hanged in Clayton Jail at sé op oo SATO. of | pending appeal was refused them [the Senator that 380 ‘“companies|ranged for them to. be exempted - . Michael J, Whalen, former mem-| and all were sent to Leavenworth upon application, and the Ministry Declines to Pass on Right 155 IT 700 100 E i @. m. today, fe iminal C I N T C : ° ° é ; rr & Y P be sss : 1 ‘ TO : TT. a7? im i > ices > IN yal , ay Race lag ag a ber of the Democratic City Com-]| Prison. where they served 52 days have. complied with the Mexican of Justice concludes that the exist- to Exclude for Old Of- aomy Gate « 6% +t mee « _- ~ ne a te, aie * uv ae oop eh * Pes on Mrs. Mabel Faenger of : ‘ole! aw . March 9 Iast. sich mittee, two years and $5000. before bail was granted by Justice cg ggg sme Ne which was |ing law does not justify administre- 3 | OIL MEI : $11,000,000 t was = hue Met thet Johnson rE coy lagna oe oe a deputy! Butler of the Supreme Court. This in pokes to ea pein by Senator tive expenses. f Fa h oe Se, “8 6 ” , oni oe | SORStanre, 19 months and go000. time likely will be deducted from j, #8 ney hee F iS enses — Cc . : Ee Be: = adage str a Morris Multin, former whisky] the sentences when the men again ig was, made public. totay “7 ‘FLOATING UNIVERSITY’ SHOWED : —— This Payment in Oil by qainutes after his fall through dealer, two years and $5000. enter prison, probably within a ) presente Jan. 24. it listed 22 com- Its Merits. G t P Pearl hin the'Jait floor when phy-|_ Harry Levin, known as “fat."| month pa es jkavetasea to com | KING OF SIAM THE CHARLESTON alia cambler and former deputy con- Former Collector Inter panies which ped refused to — -—— ARTHUK al "GOULD, : eserve ‘ Pronounced him aaa i y ore ollecto1 of internal aly with the sage Among tinese ~ ’ Parents | p —- Harbor nd R No. iio ehidltor and Stable, two years and $5000. revenue Arnold J. Hellmich and ~All 0 Fe the Standard of Indi Gegrgia Girl Writes arents By the Associated Press. ier _ ai a itn Since he ais “ra Harry Stratton, Cincinnati boot- (his deputy, Willian J. Kinney, = ~ tt 2 ag RB A re iaxinan Aboyt Party That Broke Up ™ 2 rE AT: FOR. «ee THEATER TICKET SCALPING k Held I alid. - - Se Me 2 . -.. begeer and’ whisky runner, who!served their sentences. Five de- = Don ull Sa pire . ey : - 3 A. M. right vf Senator Goulé (Rep.) of I Wor : sat aia sO St E0. sepepieein 5 ty Puree joined the St. Louisans in the ap-!fendants are awaiting ; “trial. | eacla't Standard Atlantic, Mex! | By the Associated Press a LAW HELD | UNCONSTITUTIONAL pact he probably would haye |° ts oe jee a ee earree trial. | an Crude, American International ATLANTA, Ga., Feb. 28.—King Maine, to a place in the Senate, a month ago, as a lette r from ee Ap ears PN, elisha psi) SD and Mexican Gulf a& Capuchinas |Rama Vi of Siam broke mourning was upheld today in the report of Supreme Court — Declares Limit of WASHIN NGTON, Feb, 28, eae Tae ‘for his predecessor, tne late Rama}the Senate Elections subcommit-| 5% Cents Profit to New York | Government won today its fight to investigated Broker Is Invalid. Ee te Jefferson City peniten- | Object | If Number Can Be Reduced Without Detriment to Business, ita the Post-Dispatch. FERSON CITY, afternoon adopt- bien its re sotution by Senatar Painter Jenies He Assaulted Woman. SYov don’t know when you're} buthim. “But | know when I’m fe for manslaughter, and for burglary. king last night of his life, the | i mned man denies the charge sl ile resulted in his death sen- had attempted to | Maghiet, when she pet-|° a, adking for food, 1—m kite Hen. RL” arg to ie,” he said to thos j make to die. Vhat's Some advan- | Th# Senate nef sadiasesants afi unter ofclerks in iment of the State recommendations whether the num without REFUND SLIPS FOR FARE Will. Cash All . Presented at ce Within 60 Days Beginging Tomorrow. Anyone who has his overcoat pocket full of the 1-cent receipts, the companies that have accepted the law. President Calles said the 380 companies which have com- plied have solicited on the whole 643 petroleum concessions on lands with claims previous to May ., 1917. “These concessions embrace a [(o- tul of 26,835,000 acres,” the cable- gram saia. “Tne lands with claitas ‘prior to May 1, 1917, which the 22 companies possess, who did not comply with the petroleum law, embraces a total extent of 1,661,- 000 acres. Consequently the lands which have not complied with the the “floating university’ board the Ryndam, says Miss Sadie Sib- ley in a letter to her parents, Fed- eral Judge and Mrs Samuel H. Sib- ley. Miss Sibley and Miss ~ Eliza- beth Keeler, daughte: of O. B Keeler. gulf writer, “spent four wonderful days with other students ag guests of the King and Royal family at Bangkok.” King Rama. who. «etudied at Princeton, entertained at ‘he the- ater and then at a reception. The party broke up at 3 a. m. Among other things the Amert- L Pershing to Gov. Baker caused and Mexican Crude. e } gtantins of a 30-day reprieve. SENATE VOTES COMMITTEE T0 il] R Wi] NO] ACCEPT t ataieslane . Seypaoeet important. ef | © apeaoennpee, Che iat) Se pees. Sarin werm im INVESTIGATE STATE CLERKS io aR charges against him. The subcommittee members recommended that the charges, which revolved about the payment of $100,000 to a Canadian official, be dropped. The investigation of Senator Gould's qualifications waa made at the instance. of... tor Watsh (Dem.) of Montara.” Oo Based his demands on charges that Senator Gould had turned over $100,000 to former Premier Flemming, of New Brunswick, in connection with a contract for a railroad. By the Associated Press, WASHINGTON, Feb. 28.—That part of the New York State law which prohibits licensed brokers from charging more than 50 cents above theater prices on the resale of tickets was deciared unconstita- tional today by the Suprémé Court: Justice Sutherland said theaters were not in the class of public in- stitutions the interests of which warrant such protection. ~ He de- clared also that the New York law was the first attempt at price- farher, nor anpshacyitics cancel the oil leases and coniracis awarded to Edward L.. Doheny while Albert B. Fall wae Pecrece.; y of the Interior. In a sweeping opMion the court, held that the lease by he at Doheny interests. were to, dewelen, the Ba, Hills nayal off re fraud and corruption. The opinion of the Court wa# announced by Justice Butler, and there was no dissent. Since these agreementa were : = P Pe, dee yy ‘ i, Sie oy AX 8 ee business. which the United Railways Co. has ae vesiiatahiiaiae ‘ . |cans demonstrated the Charleston Me PE Es ES ae yes : , . of petroleum law represent approxi- Gould on the witness stand de- fixing by a Legislature to come be- | painted by fraud, said the opinion, % ee A we tice tals y Big estates, » i Mea gale ~ ws } —_. ne: Can rie _ - : p 2. Republican Senators attempted], _. Oe rie co: S Be 2 Yup, DER POOR FEL- gala 1 Mpzieg, a a to delay consideration of the reso- — — (oO pavers of §-cent sap ah : geal es aes “— for their Royal host nied responsibility for the payment nite a egg ans arses 38 a claim for compensation could ‘LER é FFEN IN DER * hee te SS egret ar at. {lution until tomorrow but were out- cash —_—— or buyers of tokens at “ea ia o phe oan : jae gone i PRESIDENT AND WIFE PACKED which he said was a campaign ve ie Ae a = have no StanaIng- in the eathapeit e ee BE caer ren ae [Voted by the Democrats. two for 25 cent Geese eee 2: ees. hhh" Se ee aes contribution. ls Sr. pon; toiglegooay and the only . recourse Doheny HEAD HE DON'T yg atl jog ee Se ‘- aggnent cash in tomorrow in: malt caller ane ovina erage AND READY T0 MOVE AT ONCE He said the contribution was rhe decision was given In & CaS? | would : have would be to obtain SOUND G00D! ammeter! Ser spun wy 84] HADLEY NAMED TO BOARD He capnst’ ai Ge LEMEIUAG cater hich so0.are taking | forged under’ threat of conceling | (ieea “neater ticket offices. | Samaee «© Soe 7. ra on 117) ! jJaii, tn Cils© i c oh Ai msi pis al nierest nicl ! are ta} li Th I - 4; 7 bedcaal . J > fg . ‘Ke - 28. rr e eae ticiary of his $1400 Govern: | OF POCKEFELL FOUNDATION any part of the 7-cent fare which |this matter and God grant the data | Two Precumeace ee — pee aie ype — The Court divided five to four. bg of decision: ent insurance policy, but he pro- | oe camer , will go back into 2ct tomorrow jsubmitted to you may be of use.” Awars re ro wagner ee ee Sereno Justices Holmes srandeis Stone . FE 1 i : is t lef resume d that the fees due his two] Chancellor Hadiey of W ashing - morning, under an_ order of the The message was signed, “affec- Cmces eesiggas ct "8 eet . and Sanf ford dienenting S%y of rf ; ad ay es ’ . Pyers should be paid first. boges recta a vee we eo lag Kansas City Federal Court. If he|tionately yours.” ern ae NGTC N Fel 2§.—The Th rane crac per ah _ —- Ci ale ts ie - Naval Re- Bile last nicht’s sleep was in the !a member of the Board of Trust©es ! offers the conductor seven slips. or Senator Borah’s message sent on W ASHING b>. HE 155 NOT HIMSELF 0 £ leyer Which let tarr Taber, who was graduated cee army to invade Mexico last fall. | ll storage at Pearl Harbor by “4 , P ‘ mice on ? ae Frige ” Day! VEN HE ISS HIMSELF : m#. Reporters and others in th |from Vassar fast year, intends to —— cee a eee utilization f erude oil, under HE $$ CHUST A LiDDLE e below did not see who become a stenographer. Mrs. John | j a i today LaDy TONIGHT, TOMORROW, denny my es poy Ege PLOT 10 ROB ‘DIAMOND QUEEN’ : the etat referred to. waa , : / ‘ { ; } fag’¢ Yule : % he } ie That ] ‘ ; . J ‘i } ‘ ; ed BUM BUT VEN HE PLaYS exectioner and the officiais!| A Vineent, daughter of a weaitiry ;°*'! ' Bs: ' eine an ; Pr vai, . a | PROBABLY WITH SHOW >xehn: qa member for an act caém seanniisinednainel contrary to the traditional pol- Mm ] ae | ee deo Mageabustertrittoniceend oe © a Mabel Boll Rushes to Paris With cy of the Government which reed not to .tel! ‘family of Charleston, S. C., is now 104 sale ail | ou | | : ie ‘ , oer she A The cofnpany hi iteated 1 ; ruard mer ra on the commit- mitted prior to erection. ' $ 1.000.000 , The body hung quietly, afte: iat work in a department store. va nue PME : 3 ae THE TE MP LC RATU RES “If the fullest powcr exists, the Jewels Insured for $1, . requires that military fa. fire 69,000 additiona are in we gai ‘ 1 member of the Senate for an of-jthe Riviera by fear Of & £ang Oo! cans lass of $11,000,008, DER STORY OF LiDD ; minutes a rt. r th . trap was cost . ; , airy: : 4 ‘ . : , © rr). s*e8e =X 4 4 ; sia ‘fs fense alleged to hav e bee rn corm ; international thieves, Miss VMiabe! ?, P ff ey, ‘ the decision in- RED RIDING HOOD ? pots: Hg. The autopsy later showed Y pages, PINEDO ARRIVES IN SANTOS | ‘ote ae eT | vesterdey’s hich. Se nm mde mitted prior ty his election, must, Boll, known as the “Diamond volves the loss of approximate- * ; le t** Sg ” Ps r : ° *% TY > +! ¢ ’ r 7 s ee * ; it's ct ¢ ° é ly SeEe EP Tete ' ; «* 4 GOo0D din NEIDER . th ne oe ' ' ri recas depenJ upon the pec ullar facts and 1Q Jé eT) from he r I « = ] _* QO load $4 Aug ; th j ap -Amer.- VOULD I - “? the apparent persist nce of Ame rican Aviators. want wus have information we ; ge n a the circumstances of the particular ling herself with jewels wos ican etroleum & Tran ‘ e sm tmieanal ee a a ft. ee : a af f ‘or - Ours ( ne ee . ‘ ‘art resterday under gf with (°o This esums , ee Hel Calls Are Boren egage ind a * 7 oughtn’t to have it, and we oughtn’t | | GIVE BABE case,’ the report sald Paris yesterday under guard wit _ This presumably must be i the period of waiting, (Ceorge ‘ Ss AN rOsS, Brazil, Feb. 28 {(om- to z it fro) A ources.”’ ‘ SHE GATE vicinity: Clondy “The genera) conclusion to which igems insured for $1.000,000 Bhe refunded to the Gov *roment for . e > ; 7. . - 7 a y . re ~, ™ ‘ . { ‘ as Jill { i¢ SOUrCEeS. sa : ‘ ‘ , » oF ir . oe > oe ‘) « re . dr., son of a former Sheriff, , In Betty S land nan rancesco De Pinedo, con- | RECEIPTS tonight and to your committee has come makes !t }carme tn a special! car on the Blue the crude ol] and gasoline which Me ill and was helped out of f¢ 3, morrow, probably | unnecessary to give an opinion|Train,” crack Riviera express was turned over to the company losure. After the body was |; a common , ce tte with snow; not upon the power of the Senate + ith Police at Nice were told that a payment for storage facilf- mown, the cap was remove: linia, arrived hers ‘Om | y a ahs i pea i ast . much change in respect t the question :ere raised gang was planning to rob Miss Bell Liea,- efC¢ It alao apparently fn- fas men present, who had been | ¢ at T2750 Clock this | mi ai, ing ni of Si te v in temperature. Democrat Prepared Report | Police told the manager o her volyes a lows of $2,000,000 te ee ) n secretary f State : , , witnesses, | . ' : rhe lowest to- hotel and he in turn told the “Dia © Doheny personally. ae he guag- information to the Sen- Discussing payment « f the $1086, ie ial ; ground that to impart : night will be | sent b attend: Gemtene af| mond Queen Alarmed, she took anteed company against a tie . ; 4 ous tn t mpar;r . 1 O00 e fr roe nmpa ) é 3 ~40. miles, ee ade " sbout 2°26 degrees ed ‘ We: ie the first train for Paris to cut her joss for this amount. These Bavalet. afi} : tit bh : ly * at : incompatinie witn which Senator Goutd wae pres. | ' minutes. hi} : mm NY iy ‘ave zero jeweis in a vault. 4 ee Were. Obtained from an the Doheny com- 5 ye A ca . _ apie * r ae ae ae aE k Aes Be : me ¥ a, . a "4 Pee ~ ® x ? & Na \, ; » a 7 ‘ a % Abe / Ser » er 4 | 4 hn iit Iss A LOT OF has been taking th EN 4 LADY ORT DER Sky E VILL EFEN Xam a Be MB etecm aaa ae date hctits, lee &, tok ad ys fag oS + ee aE Se Se ew OR - a Senger (‘ommentineg his way towurd Buenos| . 7 this situation Betty will take your help want- lade Boral} ed ad and have it presented to most ail of the workers in St Louis who are seeking en: ployment. Betty is the expert Help Want: ed ad taker at the Post-Dispatch of fice Betty believes .in better help wanted advertising Betty knows how to receive and handle your orders as your rep resentative in the Post-Dispatch office Need Help? Call MAin OneOne-OnecOne Ask for Betty his four-continent ed As legal the face in order to make ™ attestation of death tim Says She'll View Body. body was taken to Kirk- | Mrs. Faenger said she meant | Bc there and view it. She said, | leaving the courthouse, that heard the trap fall and that felt Justice had been done. Her "and made a similar expression. m@ hanging was the sixth that taken place in Clayton. and the) f for a crime other than miter. | _ Three of those hanged pre- "uaiy Were Negroes The last Us execution was in 1915. two hours and intereet * ‘%. ; . | ‘ Pine elise sgt ene when Te a 2 accent the nle | 1, ° a * 7) if Missouri: Most. mes ae Ba pe Bogs e P Le eer "1. we sé ‘ ae we he Phares as Ping andl . one \\ ie , cloudy tonight point where ft was “iD a position | an-Ameriean Co. is the | Raturda >. "| eas seis echoes m t 7 gree tr be held up.” retary Kellogg is on his way to so-called Dohens company ri in sympathy and admiration eat ' x Said, We BUERS as AL +t siggld probable: It was pointed out that Senator / Charleston. S. C.. to recuperate tor whi he Standard Ost Co ot ithe American air forces. with’ .;. cueane. i aepartasen not much me Gould denied making the paymentitwo weeks at the winter home Indiana bought a controlling i'whom I came into contact during oa . us what information it | Foon ten Alidaggerie himself. and that he testified hej there of former Senator Freling- interest during the period ef ay dey te ties iis theres apna | et ee | — $s: _— protested against his Business as | huysen of New Jersey. The Secre- tigation: Benatar Walsh ihe aan” he Sai OF ewe chanel. a on is : nN only, Nel — oudy — ie mnciates paying anything tary left W ashington yesterday (Dern.), Montana. the man who a tape n} eine aviator. eT " res ; ed to Ou nae we vm } i i eo rhe report was prepared by For several weeks he has been was responsible for the Senate Sl an teets Salto: sau ia tuuawine to ad - ormation beca e wl _ 5 local | Senator George (Dem), Geor- fighting a severe cold. Hie has investigation of the newal eff pe , : of | iat he could not depend on — enow: not much change in tem- sia a member of the sub-Comm!t- been msg is desk omy & few hours | Woolsey reais eco Bee llogg (oes South to Hecuperatec., WASHINGTON, Feb 24.—Sec- "he » from the State De- Ff f and PLL hed Lh hPa hha POPP OB PLL hah Ld Lh LL OL hh hh Lh el ° — . PV Le Ceatinucd on Page 3, ( “etumes: ~ . . . > > _ + orn os : a . sy te] . ragkh wr : : as at? "wo ve sittanst : # eat th ; iatatt foi art areas st wt oar 2s #°s

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PAGE2 ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 7 MONDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 28, 1927 ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH __ : Ee 3 WOM AN CROSSINE | | | | Ir | Th | ~~ ROWOVER S100 «= “owzpmecron we CLOTURE |S VOTED PROSERITORIN Supreme Court Cancels Doheny Lease _ UST 0 cTREET BEHIND CAR | OW DISCISED cee WN SIME FIR QVC, c=s==n- cece ss cess MONIES ae 3 ¥¥ aa He read a gered posftions of aig oil in exchange for ralty oil | inal code or th: all was financi rT White Beat : | , . o? x , / } | the decision which he said . ance that other , ally terested | e transaction 01 Butts of | He ’ 4 ) | id. 7 | i ] | was “highly important.” ase : , , 1 | that 'mitod ss suffered or ibe > :. #&§ ) 4 ; | The Supreme Court also held that would be te ie Others | was liabl uffer any financial Ss 008. ae ie , | Pa a : |the Fall leasing policy was illegal. “reé no ise : the United | loss or disadvamtage as a result of | om Mrs. Mary Niewierska Ran nm | It was under this policy that the rate la consider a b@l condi- | the contracts and agg | i 3 Int Side of ° B. McGre or, M r ae Hawes of Missouri Stands —_ Teapot Dome lease was given 0 tions on assurance to the bid- enough that 3 -yroll oral 2 | W. gor, embe 4 eS | ; West Virgina Senator Told Harry F. Sinclatr, although the suft 4, : leases or preferenti scant: penn ee 7 ante Be} ) ily sracn cba in today’s finding. “Due to the interest of Fall, the pone aaltens of io: venture. Evading Law in Purchas-| (gs ol i s Favoring Curtailment of Another at Trial, Buckner Court Discusses Leases. transport company had opportun-; = ‘Bars Plea for Payment. eae ae mr ae In its finding of fraud. the court ities for conference with and ad- “Tt is clear, that, at the instance oc ast night. Per RR Hes ye "4 : 4 ' : J i U ++ & Ww wt -& . ; } Pi cha © A C alin , GD } L Fy 5 . 7 + > : > = 2 4s es ; i es . ena 00.000 proceeds: of t , conspiracy raney ar ot aye . The opinion also said danger of United States to maintain a great | =“ e says Hogan rema . or Her Father = : » Lege ox “ one. oe . ¢elear and unmistakal oso..» | aTainage of the x Hill reserve/ naval petroleum reserve in the hite admitted _ | Mrs. Mary Niewterska, 35 years’ | sae oc aa This finding will have no @fect) 4 .5in. “had b eliminated by’ ground. other officers hi: tate , ‘ 1021A Cass avenue, was) j = g , : . . . : REN Seypeneae ‘igre ARs: Cn ™ > ~~ = | en on the criminal proceed! Res against : - the United “The ¢ + . a i t: m the Haoeeee a= By a Staff Correspondent of the iibt iit in “paral yu la M. Dau eng former A ‘ti en. which were COn-/ a.,4.. . MO assschitest Ts 4 ies ® contracts and leases and al! - ie ith - — ete t 11 o'clock tast night | 7 , oh . . rT. ¢ - ‘ 4 . ie asd 4 s an i companies operating that was done under them are so | ‘ ‘ha wit ste warning 3 t ; ; i P JEFFERSON CITY, Feb. 28.—aA i” /. . i i el rharged with conspi! ie hh , u saiiieek tH single transaction not authorized by | *"°C**" him unconscious, aaa row over the sale of a $100 cow ! | ee is tmentand atti - to defraud th Lite | | ee ae aie ae onth ice to the other.’ ' |} law, and consumma ted by conspira- | the a Eleventh street. » = i — sgimesesangs kes th ur previously Denby’s Status Defined. P - ss ; cy, corruption and fraud. a ee eee ae ; _- @ With her husband, Stanley, she which was finally taken to Gov. | a a 4 rs nela he th ‘tension of the sir best services In th .owance : — ' mou | —e : * Be * . ls The Government al-; “*\”+5* a sai 4 dis ur conciude “The petitioners aieiail as wrong-| ~~ —— ne ee ae ee ls from an eastbound Baker for arbitration was aired to- te# “— : 1 ons | , : Es é / } i 1,009 | Senhace O11 ; that the contracts and leases, were ion t Be. J day before the Senate Committee . OE Bi ibition a s » ee Eras —— = * pers, dpi : con > ne aed Benes ion and fraud.” | doers, and no equity arises in their th today. The only wi * ‘nue street car and had itis chetess 6f wienen. &.- ie ce iia wn | “fee” ene POS OT et emmeell REED intact cree Baggy favor to prevent granting the re-| = e assault was Ee allel = © teens tae za es , : ~. ae \ c J aia a 2 } le — = . as . as 4 2. : ? %. se nee as re) ' " Pein, $ oe = me to cross +} e ree -) duct and mismanagement in con- =.“ ; ‘oted by th 233 ro-thirds claim: ® os vets. ani he fore the | pana ‘ : | oe a | Nef sought by the United States | ae woe i a d nection with the operation of the igi - = am a >nin irt was delayed by) a Saige ysind PPR ger _ * | the deat : P mF a : ‘ ; , mt ' on ™ i ort . or 32. of - witon it Was just one of a series of | : > ) 11s] se us e wa , | 6 ” sere me arene as means to circumvent ; _@ bert Ford, Tat Bll Aspen a , - ssouri, an als Dem.), M: ane A 's son hag. Imflmence “Corruptly Obtained. nF s aAa ae 4 ‘ ity nN a t ] Pil i c ’ he s- ‘ i ~ : f ; ‘ i 5 : 2 : : v8 ‘. . = conducted under the administra- 2 odie tan ebetiitn ‘ est and inf] 1¢ aod ° al gh pamela apes 4 | eat | oe mee collided with the side of the ma tion of Dr. Cortez F. Enloe, head 7 — * HAs ie > as his official action was corrupt- 4appP ‘NSi0 ni it ull; Having decided the Doheny oi! | ae * a - «} » She was sent to the City” on , , he Res wes F-xplains His Seam. wy secur 3 ae wg + te ef the penal bearé—an adminis- . ee : - Gort of West Virginia a: man | ed by Doheny for the mak- | knowled; of the contents cance lation case, the Supreme! WASHINGTON, Feb. 28—@s e Hospital in ambulance, but wag) tration which i t >» - [pinjning his vote, which, See i whees humor, otal | ing of the contracts and leases. cuments. As to that t cord | Court took steps today to rid its! County, Ilinois, ose ae me . arrived. Ford was! rought the prison a le fon it been shifted to the side favore had be used Fall, the Court said, had stated/|requires an opPosite finding. Un-| docket also of the similar proceed- °*4 ene Pa the Supreme ™ held for the Coroner. han $660.00) that in conducting the leasing ne- der the 2 June 4, 1920,-i ing involving Harry F. Sinclair’s | ¢2¥ = the case recently weg _@ —- | ; ~ 3 - ; lease to Teapot Dome. Sinclair's Hanover Fire Insurance (A Be yan Killed When Auto Planzes) ~ . as ‘appeal from the Circuit Court of| Which the Court held tnwaiig : a Down 40-Foot Embankment. — ‘Appeals decision eanceling the | t@x imposed ae foreign fire & he plunge of an automobile! lease was advanced on the docket | SUFance corpor ons doing ia down a 40-foot embankment yet for hearing on April! 11. ness in the State. aiic ee & pp | a Ts 5, apa Oe) ele BLA aE > ud 2 Oh ee ; % ir es to Joun P Bet Score : uel By re , on r ; -” — ie - . . . : P 7s) ft viser of Gov. Baker. was owned, ; oes , (ner : nat : nrees ; + ; 4 ; } company mi Ic ne navy. @ j rest . w ASHI Ni :TON. Feb. 23.—The ‘ Wesley Stubbiefiel " gino of Vai- | te - —_ hich is intende o ald law , 7 : ther h Tre al treatment. It 7 > have had knowledge } appeal of George R. Dale, the’ oe ley Park. © poldstein of Man-| t appeared by is Auise Wil- Jt sO iL ae a“ before he §£ : -© + : : driver] liams, the daughter of rese reement.”” ice deen te apers in thi “= ished, the Court found, he signed; there are direct evidence | Muncie (Ind.) editor, under sen- ae | a Neg wer ame ORE SCE $6 Fn oe ¢ . ? oat 4 IPD AE ORR AB AOD AAP RS IR et ‘ ee Gaia m4 2 FEL SPER, Bie on Goer ha tative ge ‘illian ic —International Phote. Or i Missouri, wne . lat: trat i tI : id leases and proved circumst: 0 'tence of contempt by & State . ™ . As . « . ad ‘ é A+ - * - . = ‘ ‘ 24% ‘ e ss ’ .s , oa * > . ~ —- — 5 ? -ounty, and herself an em 4 YNN REYNOLDS, dire it of the city, Was paired agains -¢ 2s “ne 1 u divocal no. lace out competition. hat he , but the evidenc us- /court, was reinstated today by the 7 se ie Bees aang : shag the Secretary of Sta the Hoot yi r1otul eed nas en consi rn ho mee ten ' 3 ; t ul ‘rmore, the opinion con- aims the findings tha e too Supreme Court. Dale has long . | Bn prrett Sti 2 road about) Paw : . ; h ; —& ' , : ' _s eee r ~ et ~ ~ 7 197A 7 i —— meetin , : -_ . ‘ —_ ; ae , “ar ~ ~~ i2 De Story of Purchase of Cow. fabove), who - = in ; | ¢ I 4 #' Tevisa »* 4 ' .* - * e 7 4 ate : _s ; . ; baal 2: hae ; : "Tk" ions = 7 , ’ ' 4 . a a. atl, ryt ries as ip | : AicGregor inggnuousl) (plained.! followed a joking remark intended ¢! assage of ie Frepper- scr. e orney-General Harry ; nservacior _— Ane cou irtner hat; and the ceca was upheld b; ~~“ = ie ; . .* f . . — , a* . “ SS - i ’ — P a urt y oR + 2 Ts. et _-* fracture | “So as &€8 man namec li Fish real-| onlv to taunt Revnolds on branc} ki I | ' : Suprem Court. 3 fc ld suttet y made t! lead mm and Seek SPIRES . i i been used 320 ante Sec inte t 3 ant - # th’ ) wen dismi ssed on 2 ® of the skull and a fractured Tight: ee ee ——— oo = —- BaEEe —* ' 7 ee c son cpigungenes in Point. of ~eganteyl aq tet ; “4 “2 ; inter and infiuens C all as ) . rings * ; ' oasis’ Gai Bethes-{ he 4 . te] he ] : ‘tical campaten | fu liscretion im tne § ell as his officia ion w or- | th he had not @r- [ee |6C art. and was taken to ~ a! ! ' Me a, Tilworth Hospital, on the Big] 5 ; &, 2 pe By hts ee ee ee } EE Sema de he Rye rewr 7 "a * . a ret Speman ae gies nia oi Fon! have no good poultry ho: : n and the Wor! " EAR 4a | Change ¢ Orage of it ruptly sec: by Do! or the | 2! ‘toate for printing the rec- : sacl a “ate mee Aiu . ita > ate Js » hae & , —_ . 5 a x . .“ af’ . * 3 ai > i ee ~i 33 a “% ey ¥ a aay your farms. why is that? Not a Wet and Dry Test. ‘a es ature. € le lares nakinge o e contracts a ; re . Today's decision &. = Bend road. ; = “Because, McGregor rejoined he wet lea: : e Ser nie ' oe : : ince 0 re Gris hat th eS the question again before , : ~ = 7 Aslin j survl wage? . “you fellows ° at _ ‘ _ ) nhi , i p ‘ . : | : veg i; 3 rm > ~ytiw yeas . és . in a : a “it 2 a4 — ' P Be 3 7 and a =--year~} ~ money.’ he ea iia ae , eit: = | ee pranggoae -o} 1 Ia the ar is * aceann ps sis wi ot oe ee - =. x : t ot ,eral The bedy will oe} ee ’ : iva LOY , i ‘ tie-z Ak J S| ' .* “ : : . ~* 5 - . . : . “fy 72% 3 — ’ ~ — 4 , insolent : } ; : a S| oe Pact oar Canadian Fducator Dead. : : 4 to Idlewild, Tenn, Bist of” tgld | Bates said TORONTO, Ont., Feb. 23.—Dr. J. ~ ’ ro for im to answer it in kind. y opinion is mini ive measu! nd & VOUS! pcos cteen ‘hin 7 - ventu 1 th ari = } See er |A. Worrell, chancellor of Trinity oF When Bib L RAS : rié j ;¥ rt} i . ee a uw A Ss : ds - [ ig ~ gt ’ 4 ee ; " a a vio-| that we have given ui . ipon it cannot be taken as a tes : lease: ee : 'College and treasurer of the Mis- ee «OC Two Girls Hart ») read them tz i ith corruption. ci- | , .- wf an. ‘Truck on Pree Bridge. angi money and vou have stolen 1 wT mae ¢ hi} - ie ae a" “Prom the inceptic no matte aoe ; : ry ty of the Church of - Trang: : & s 0! _» ‘ il i 4 ee | Ad ‘ ‘ 4 ‘ ; i? ‘ 1imé On ’ ~ : " sionary Socie ¥ oO . Es ' rd Sie ~king of 4) Te Schiller | > hortal ‘were = in Fish to codge the ¥.” Senator Drug eee per Rekperaety ¢ On. rinciple e of the sin th wae -) ie wh: hs ; r policy or action c ee . ee ‘England in Canada, is dead. — je tt Holl sworth hairman z eh - . . _ in a eee : oe spgaroam cag cer ato Se ‘ : aes _— tormined lek ; "On -- a pane ‘ompanied by M tapes Mary | : ings : C i os a eee Be Ou. | 44 ane - | ee m ie -* ac ‘’ J" egy . ‘ TS . é — : le} ] i ) rT) . h ; a es ™ : - : rh Se — Ee a . > ST. LO UIS POST- DISPATCH . ee. 3 a7 .- Fie Sé. h. } 4 and : : yearn for ‘ om! ALi ee. ASK : i ‘ ; 76 { s & : ' @ iis i t : ODodady it : : 7 , * . } = i+ & ." » & ee - ~~ ws - al i eins ° Sk aad ¥ me : . °4 » or 7 . "* = «cy o y i wouldn't : lh CL "as toucne UDO! s [ i} ’ h 2 = {? Hoo¢ "Ce Cc }4 | , — ioe > ‘ h av} as - De ~~ A 2. | ie bee o* 7 in pate te \f “(tres ror «5 i: _— a @* oe . ‘ 4 — wend 8 ns as | : Es ‘ at x . ; . é : i? f i adi ’ : ’ . 2: - : , ; es ini ‘ , ; aa Fl IRNI I URE ; * : ‘ . “a8 dr’ TinZz w eat oy *T : P teGregor s: uneasily, “but mitt m¢ th & . > » & ' ate . ~ ; on : ; : ~ . - Se mire - ete . ; , i : ‘rt cx standing neat . Williams Version of De: ern r mu T, | “© Ms- on the prohibi n | h enate he nunies ae initiale by ae rmhetmer ti paymmen pr or ated > ai kasively po led te | ; Both girls suf EE ne GI enka with | ferred to ene of Met NTE dan un petttion to nest ciel ee ee smathal An, [910,000 by Dekeny te Fall was a| sone w foe as mane Seen AT REDUCED PRICES q :ssourt side. Both Gite SERS . . 7 % -— —_ oe — ‘ . : ap : ‘des S - — ¢ 332 sr eh, a ai) by Mail. in Advance é i z 4A AS imin ured The t “ke | 9 & - ~~ oe ' as = . : . 42484 aa ; ~~ s > * . = as ' 7 r ; L i ‘ Syi 4 ’ . . a ¥ ‘ | pat? mr 2D ied “ EP 2 ‘> - iil Cc 4 4* ee | - « | . ; rs . | -' . ~ A wee ; _/ “ IBC 4 * id , se P ‘ &; : . s = f is Onn | Gialie. eilieder Manca oie $10 00 L cues i heen feft by Leo Stewart @ COW could ae fe md m an} Aan neg it —. _ hi “eee lax “ore ny ie 4 ry . ued — Pt sAgca' - . ize bh din ‘ \Pases Lic Sei. . ie - ; Ses : pe : ‘ t. w ¥ + m : ily, Hollin .. ure: 3 eed was paired acai °c pga a NP » bopini , fills lease w Rem 5 : ; ) 48 WAS GTO — | 2 ae , — . a : | ° s i] ait . . ; 3 ii ’ . a 2} rm? TY ae ‘ Liat CPi be iiit/vaid, ‘ To - : an ~ ad — 2 e } 37 HIN T N : Q : , . ed Pye be te the Missouri shore ~* @eaees tN nn ee aes BTS 90h esd le . > ee ember of the Willia ut that later the 2 “J . * “ ‘ 4 a2 A Ree a £3 : ’ ; bv Fis nd moth e — (Les ; nan’ : m > ; ~ ;: , Wess - ish an arorne ii. Oss i\ La riz rs r 4 : . na ; ; i> 11Y : Li; , 1) i €] 7 . ‘ ry ay ' 2: , : % - * - 4 7 ‘} f i i ~ 40% & as ~~ a estate a> 2 . * ° oa My q ~~ - pid e : 4% : inl 4 5 McGregor, from a neighboring orm Z farm, where it was kept. An uk’s cellmate, Arthur throughout the country and n passing that Fall’s domination cmmmmmummmmmmsten ees! 2t " - GIST OF NOTES | Fish, Representative smith, is now driving the truck be IHE 0 ¢ wrehase of land SEVEN FAST ST. ous 7 at a : : : eaid, also took off the cow's pe ' n the penitentiary and the Wash rath - hay BF p DLOCKED 7 yt E renee wae * 2 : BORAH EXCHANGED | ws I (Ads os esek and hes heen trans: | proved’ the 0,000 item ‘the| ae fe A _WITH CALLES) boring town, for $25 I co t- adding that it was up toetashrw question in e mn th Federal Court ‘Injunctions Issued i | deo Was sent to the al ' ferred 7” Yes, McGregor said, | acceptance} 0 for Three Others in CStro, TL . — | Ceontineed from Pace One. ome at Tipton. adding th t w t , - tu-ladded bv the Hovee . 7 . | “We 4 P ; ad at it was to Warden R . acced oY the Nous ee One in Champaign. . m correspor jence be- iL | 3) O | which came from the State Depart- e just couldn’t get our money dolph to have Smith’s truck Total of $290.000,000. padlock injunctions . ‘y env. which was C J ———— fp for the cow and 325 I warnte r searched a i¢ nrterad bh mt*an ry ~~ . fation DE on on me oe " saa “ en St ce ae A R k bl S [ f : j 4 iak® 53 4%. ant a for ims WW a4 * as s entered¢ the pent ere j ; mrc pr @iede! if a] ly At 4 ’ ec Ba: 2} = ; el | é ; Fs > i e.. 4 T a ; . _ MB « =. " ~~ : went to Gov. Baker and tola him He BRnild} siete) ae te ae fe ) oe : ° ee ae eee RUMEN AESI ab s mars ostene laa baonenell — ol aii - Bill Affecting Sale « of Pricon Made iat Mm Ui Qi measu?t ‘ Ma rie pe OAICaAtilig 127 us i *' iT , - recelD of e 60 6 7:8 VW ash 323 ngton Ar emlue : cerning the status . ofl compan : } ii Lie oS j ; mi: oo : ‘tal f °¢ ) 3 for hee) - od in recen ids Fe > —Thru to Suxth Sereect 3 a onal " cations - é MeGregor and McGregor said he s in Congress, a : attain :. B: Nae : Al I ’ . n Mexico. has destroved senateral ; sip es _ “ a | OFal & mes = confidence in the State Depeart- hadn’t bought the cow from me Special to the Post-Dispatch. but from Fish WASHINGTON, Feb. 28—In ai. * ee = ig sae ae ee ee = ment. Berah did t say so, but] = Appealed to Governor etter to the Misso Muri Pena! Board. . asset . a ; | } > = ~ 7 x ri} id * + ' 7 the fac? fe noterious : “T said * kno aa at apy a resentative John J. Cochran fin igo oO Shorten cenate Cairo, and one in Champaign. inose 4 Effet om Senate. am vt oe ) of St. Louis, tod lea | ° ~~ VEMeIneS | ne Sens in East § ru) : I- is evidence of dandru‘f ey te inflamma = es h 1 tien | | r of 7 : Lou? to a calle ? ‘ 5 haa . abies LA : se _ _— * 4 ¥ oe. “ea- : i ste 's x 4 - £4 ‘ .3 » iors a hae A reaoiu me fust a her bee and he - by Congress of the Prison labor bill tate your scalp. Rel thr term with — | nvestinantic Nicaragua and] ky a gle By wo introduced by Representative John Ree feo batt epaN Ie Snogging = Ge Ae a NewbrovHerpicide The Very Finest Hose W e Carry es # ‘ aap, during the recess of Gale 4 = | é + = Cooper (Rep.) of Ohio. which later I got it ete gy Gl materially affects sa! ? menduete | "Oy Gttscer: . ment measure. avery an . ) ig Drugrists sell it - Barbers ly it. . ° Slightly Irregular . . . Tremendous Savings fhe Senate Foreign. Relat ee a ee a) ; hae 3’ meihirs 5 Bota Te toe es 9 PR ee Se dak ew ye. iy. phe WLR 2 fag DL iagga tan dil igen ‘ ; Apytinct o> mss 3 r wil: 9 aloes" A deat ue a ‘ (RRR BRED ati ca: it 1 IE te SAAMI RENMEI 9 ay MER ie places rhe ners a re Gisiress fo wives and chilacen a ¥ raz MANY WITH PICOT EDGE! of . — quiry tf hearings inconsequential to be considered Strate must econterm ha? ist that everr man who has TIVeN : s *o file lL obte unless you prevent. 4 = FP SS + 2 w rere held tn the Untted State important except that they reflect- Srate’s law ree ae Ng ae come hi with credentials from hie -io; 4 in the event a L. B. TEBBETTS e Fi e : - ». e ee ae he fate o ¢ resolution hirgem ed a esliipshod and careless manage- such goods. nstituencr as being an ai \ Pefused the injunctions becom EQUITABLE LIFE (Mew York) ae % > REINFORCED TOE GUARDS! — | so af Pree ment of prison affairs, that the, Representative Cooper cited as | he eighteenth amendment and ormanent 23 lays later to con - & Has a on the Wie committee heard all morning. an example of such regulation the he olstead A rill i edit +7 or a year iF. Rte i ALL . , movement as usurpation of ¢s- It was revealed, for fnstance, that Ohio law which limits the sale of nose credentials by failin ts in st. P43 FULL FASHIONED! ecutive power, have the votes te while milk was given to some of goods made at the Ohio State Peni. ‘"* hour of our ne NOTED OLD- TIME JOCKEY DIES 4 ; mit the propesed hearing te Wr- , esses who are American csgens, ; or whether the ant administrates ' ‘enators will take advantage of the further to embarrass the and sold to others at 29 cems a Present Products made at the Mis-'**’ oe a nih —s ul snes —* endl. : bition are liam ims, 47-year-old Ne- serveres recountability + gro jockey. well known on the turf | ch a system c ic a iI- rears ago. and whose mounts ‘ ts ae sae ervading tryranny a wg , ® won th Tentucky D : r ; : sopply. Cochran said that he did xn P | a —_ oe = aS ne : = = , You save tremendously | lovely Hose! oe INVENTS AUTOMATIC CAMERA : ; Cae - ». + Say . g the members of the Penal Board tentiary to State institutions At | 4 : my oo = ; pose _ _ at y the Asem dated Pree , wie a x } x ta . ¥ ALL WITH SILK TOPS! gation, the penitentiary atthe game sOuri penitentiary can be sold in time was actualiv huving mitk Ohio ts other than State nstitu- from a dairy to supplement its own ‘tons. resident's foreign poetics. . ' nown in th Wh let, , . bi Tebest. mn P e *nWT , Aamite Using Firewood. think the bill would be passed - A hagas Tere ‘? ~ 3 his home here Sa*urdays. , 7 SAG oy Date Rew e : | = *% , . * c- : : . . é - ne > | . ' 4 saat neens McGregor at another stage of his the Present session of Congress but | *~*” ei 4 SR) mem mms was up on Ben Brush in | oo ioe | just because of Signe ertections (2a 8 | | S. M. Pairehild Perfects Device for testimony admitted usin ohana iwarned that it would be enacted in | °*T3 ©f this body. who have been! 189 and on Plaudit in 1888 wen - 3 4 af . . hat wo all asks 4 — ’ base , , : saa r ~ : oes a a Iz ef > a elected he — atit nitiaied soil — A came wa wtnners na the Derby 4 4 : os ? Se # cases that vc +} cap en er that ‘ : 3 t ee er ag ~—* ow - . - * et “ander tease Pr the penitentiary and foehran had no solution for the! ge Pig : i amd the Infinenza Epidemic in Cuba. = , imp OSE Cie for the m maniutacturer tT have ¢ a ae er. W YORK. Fem 24 —An itt- ntpet ’ , sia » ’ bistead -act tha . hey 2h . ° . ~ " _ 2 i Bio a = '* th 1:7 ° — * . rs (a 4,638 © . . ‘ : » ~ : ’ : ‘ gang captains at the prison had al- YO** *#8inst the bill when it came committed _— a Casias in Cuba is of- with f * tiret “a aa ‘ ‘ -— inne vonrn ra vr " up tn the House Hi ‘ tated that sae 7! * | ‘ ti . ; ; ‘ j r Ih os shar ut | ; v Secreta! : of Lil} ; : ’ t. ; ‘1 Camera Corpo ation. of the + . ‘ E “"Tial camera to operate &9 rt h ’ us Aare ¢ th ; propose ti . Liid (he pressure ' “ * ; ‘ es build a shed for Lee Jordan, a Jef- ©* - om ts matter to tte af- Our os " : a anitation Fernandez. The disease ~ : " bt vuard rein forcem “ al ‘ ‘? nn wa sae is . si ; . af > v4 « : a ' = ae wy ~~ * Sal +* a ; 2 . feraon City lum berman an rea! es- nal Roard «0 ; a or - ; idespread, i there is asf#ur- " : ie “4° alle wis announced today... i ne developed in co- ae 7 > FE horiae MBL adine. RSG Sh RR AR: ye Al aR peat = _—_ "D _ ‘ ¢ the seventieth Congress. tate dealer. tes . rT 7 - Pega as - ' ate Se ler ee : : > rhe? é, - F ; ; . Cty ad , ses ai is ' 2, | “ J wer? 7. aa m he present session of the State “" ) as Ba | : , » | rit} » ital tate i None of the evidence tended to ng 2 Will Tdst the Unfaithful eis: | a , A se i? - a ry ee ~ ’ aT) 4 rs 2 ? a oa . . — ee oH ' ; the employment of State prisoners oe eee. 7 ESS Ee a 7 Ecstesy..F reach Nadel > tan map out an aera of 186 aquare | J ———— ) * Fallow _Dove_Canmetal._£Gnemt : the titude of 15,008 feet: on 4 . a | at ee tity ° © - giore than $¢o0 O04 vas loat tn the at le: ASBOCIS on Against operation of the prison for 1925 | | bit ion Amendment n | of th feht end rn | : oe perat io endment, and oth- of the elehteenth amendmen . The tenic and laxative effect of + a, ; . takes a caalaal sous series of pite ., when law te enacted. and 1926. Detrott Firm Obeys Mexican Law. er association that i! Heted tm | the. Velstend act. who. when Lezative BROMO QUININE Tabiets ee = iP: gy : Other Smart New ~ a | om alti That the committee hopes to MEXICO CITY. Feb. 28.—It ts our cause is 4ulv iafermed at -ome here. prove recrennt to prom: Grip > ; Xt - a. ae ard genre e tim — bring out by other witnesses announced that the Mexican Crude/iack of fidelity upon the part of | ises they made before they came.’ %. : a 7 = > : : e “Sce, angie of Ue camera will b A eharp rejoinder by McGregor Rubber Co. of Detroit. Mich, has any member of this bode | Bruce offered an amendment to i * > —_ i | A wee cs _— Aher detams. 124 Se ae tod b te questions asked by Senator. regiatered all tts properties tr professions he has ma: before his the il to strike out the provision : ; ee . pata Piet : “Te tole a pisot if «4 magic -* 4 Bates of St. Louts provoked # Mexico. This meene that the com- | «lectior ‘putting the field service of the | | ld + ee pursuit pam bee toads oe stinging reply by Ba‘tes jpany has compited with the regu- ‘We 4o not propose to have » | Peghibitien Marcam under Pr i a a f Witheut the »( 4 pbotegrapeect. “You eay.” said Bates. “that you iations of the new alien iand law. elected to this be iy as | i !

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2 - == — ST LOUIS POST- DISPATCH __._MONDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 28, 1927 ae ‘outs POST-DISPATCH_ pat , | sities it PAGE erent a ee ee ee — PUT ASAE OMAN CROSSING Actcentures of Woman HINGERSTRIKE OF ta aera FAK WEEE LIES ashram EHIME COLDS. In African Bi | mga —— | , rican ug Ga me Hunt ! Robbers in Florida City Thought Filling Stations and Even Drug =t >] case 7. 1S. he body of ugn ra , * Mmpanies | Jellyroll” Og: Into ide Oo Is Machin ; Ca a : : . mee OES a Weeke of St. Louis, convictes I ‘oe t} S$ tgs’ or “hive” : . . wt ir 7 j' and his | hag ‘ ©, : es ns dalia Woman In Fit of worked throughout the | +} - mn e mes 2 ab a : ; a ' — Ps ond ““biue sar-old son of Jonn Graham o! Ibtained and hi: other, q : FES : | . , j the Feder: istrict ourt for; Sunday an .s » general in. , et, Ww * as Donut eda: . q the Negro Driver Tells 4 4 Ft. Owners of the store said the exact | hanes —" ae és i ovine Sg a5 re Ww egghenegs Bnd 3 eee ” } : Madison street, who died shone ate oe pei — arry J, ite ff * Jealousy Removed oy 3 NS bet be tees tt A ‘QUuor its effect than .the firs mpi, at City Hospital, presumably ; ‘ Tie rr - q : ' 3 , — "Tz LY ¢ Yas genie +? : . - ‘> , = se if imnpinal ~it 4 . arg if hh. ; : eee, TOwnahip Police . 4 . |inventory had been taken charge, was denied an appeal stores in principal cities were e€lth-/o¢ pneumonia, Will be exhumed by . | pees patel aaa at. ; : 5 | Hospital Saturday. The bu ‘ding was damaged Y day by thi upreme Court er closed or catered solely to those tne Coroner for examination follow- 7 P - == ” , Es “ a . = Lads . ‘eo 7 a oe 2 4 4 . : = . . . * we last night. : cate the explosion that wrecked the | Weeke Faces Two Years in Prison, | °¥'Chasing medicines, nO ing the continuance of the inques - ea > = ce - 4 i of ij = . *. ye : ' ,safe. Dr. I. Lowe and Dr. A. L Must Pay $2200 in Fines. , Pp om ir ex ae: ee cere ~ By the { Richards had ordered ee nstance | ! } ‘ ‘ ; Ww o , , ed the knocked UnCONSCiOUsS With the butal 4 ANOTHER AUTO gasoline filling stations were re- today. : and of revoivers and 14 Stitches w . “rm 30 the Post-Dispatch. i uStgarten who make their r ne The Sy pre me {“ourt'’s decision ported Ope rating At Aiken news- (“oroner Vitt continued the - ; ; a > Vv «@ m bs ™~ : ~ * dias ‘ ‘ } . { LOT } + . 4 4 aii Fae ‘ : 4 : , : 'taken later, at Alexian Reelin . G FAT ITY IN COU y .% , BOONVILLE, Mo., Feb. 28.— kad tanve thélr offines the store | COmpels Weeke, brother of “Hank” boys were forbidden to sell papers. ‘jnquiry until Friday after nurses : Hospital, in the lacerations on _# a ' ss ije hunger Strike of Charles building sede Saeie , ie , oe ot al WW’. eke. form: - Rep iblican politi- k our Ine were ar rested on and doctors in charge of the ¥ 1h, PEE Aine UM. is: . , ea a =) 3 qa an epi U ? eb - at COreenville link Thew "Ore ia. : ew he ad. - ES - - . Sf » 4 Be ‘teed, 03-year-old farmer and der gua rd by one of the five rob- cian, to serve 2 two-year eentence om eny ill ~ id iin ks. i iif y ve 4 Case at ‘ iL¥ Hospital had : we : . - . ee stockman, during his six weeks’ | bers while the others worked at in Leavenworth Penitentiary, n- | 'ormer solicitor Proctor A. Bon- ‘failed to explain how burns &ap- fs sas Re RUS Neca Ng wee Coe eae Te } of ham, W. G. Perry Jr., John Cush- peared on the face when the body He told St. Louis C a ; ” . he ounty authe @ . x BS ities that he had gone to Jenene™& Russell Aslin of Valley Park | Pe, cage Pent bn ee ee = ale: en chatee a ae 4 yroll'y * : , a ‘ jetention without bond in Cooper , tie sate, Anothe: physician who i ae a ae : nan and David Ferguson They Rs ie t /8aioon on a tour of inspection . 3 . entered the buliding last night also *)***' istilling and depriving the: ™4" ane avis rEUSO was delivered to the parents. - a Dies of Broken Neck , | prs . ; ity Jail here, on a murder a Mae a oe jie —— a a | Government of revenue finished their game in Biltmore, liugh’s father complained at the . @ ‘ as boun to a chair. eP Tro saps : 6 ape cgay . . lies P and ; . _ a . His ti which included N. C., after giving bond, and said first hearing last Saturday that the : he . . . 100 z ang rity to| that Hogan accused him of warn. $ ’ “3 ‘ 2 ‘harge came to an end vesteeday } ee Conv? . ; os i leat : “Me? | bery was effected : 28 a. 2 , : did not }12& Roberj Stanton, former Hows. # Wh n Auto Plu : as to truck driver, to stay away f neal 3 € nges ; , . SS with his death feom geneeal de- | During the night the guard “de ‘ : ea. It the place. ‘4 own Embankment BS en's ies i Physicians who treated Reea : ing out of a rai his & great | BESS, White says Hogan remark times kept them informed of the’... ceed , Ta in the! White admitted that he af s. Mary Niewierska, 35 years progress being made. pt pp ots Pi rtp | other officers had warned Stanton f p21 (“‘asS avenue, was . b a 7 x! een prolonged period of confinernent ‘ anes (“ity Pree a it the tria) By the Associated Press in bed, apparently on the road and all | to stay away from the Hogans. He : oe % | chs for the killing of Mrs. Ina Schmidt, MRS LEATHE LOSES APPEAL here. impose Rag capa pasa nol BUDAPEST. Feb. 28. - Police to recovery. At 3 o'clock the foi- fit . fences on each af the five counts | Said today they had unearthed a lowing morning Hugh dled. plot cen- Three nurses, Misses Doris. er ; e 4 7 a | o'clock la: night ye ), h are so | 84:4 that without warning Jellyrely _ killed at 5 : : ee, . 25 eee 15 vears old, of Sedalia, in a. fit | ‘ked down by a taxicab a ” Sees a eee -j : Ishevik | : % Tg gM of jealousy ' but ordered them to run concur- | Widespread Bolshevik x “aa Budapest and with rami-| Schearer, Nellie Saligeon and Iva itute a. and his brother attacked him, when knocked - rized by Two Suicide Attempts. | CONS RR rentls Judge Faris subsequently | tered in te bread occasion- | U. S. Appellate Court Rules She padlocked the butcher shop for a, fications in the principal cities of | Tinker, testified they did not | 'notice any burns on Hugh's-face at by a vaporizing apparatus used ‘in treatment of the case. He and = a . | | TER — ‘another witness told of visitigg | apa : : Re “SE Se Said his death was a direct result Conspiracy Said to Have Extended /pugh sunday afternoon, Feb. 20. | to Principal Cities of Hungary. and finding him aitting dp of his refusal to eat during his na ri. at : pial Ae] > | Knocking him unconscious. When en Cass avenue a few ‘t west of eviy he ; % =~ & » th . a 2 ? bnspira- m3 ia me Hogans had fled. Bleventh street. ; MEP Se “a. ; se aS risoner ai An orde ¢ er _—_ ‘ = 4 ae mp { “4 _ 1- 4 ary Mrs. Grace A Leathe, whose in- The various counts of which |including Zoltan Szanto, brother of | Smith, H. H. Felner and George : eS a "rr y, nue ar ms oo, ge ‘. ae ; © a a Pe: RO ing his steadfast refusal to e: so1i f + wie eae ai ; ; sentence for each were: Engaging missary during the soviet dicta- child shortly before and after | bon: ot} +3 oh i > re ae eS ‘ee eS tot , |more than 1,000,000 was dissipat-j ;, s.. niueinncc - Atetil} ' | , Se men Pe — , . ; ent as | — in conne clion. with the bomb. @ Wind the car when the acciden ys he ie ee, a, SP & Pee es foods, prescribed a diet o : Be : ee jin the business of a distiller with- torship in Hungary He was ar-)| death, and observed no burns. The brityv and ) “7 : of 9 Liberty Music Hall, ~ oecurred The taxicab driver, 2 - ee neuremce Co. ing Man Killed When Auto Plunges ze F tempted to throw herself beneath | ve ry ct ; ‘ iT? ‘ rts . _. his } 1924. by Walytr N Davis as STr)e. t r vears $] | | : | | boulevard and Easton avenue. She | Vitt will have the autopsy report. a States. ? Se - fn, oy Rs we or ~ ee > eX 4 ae Wellston street car at Grand Aid Court of | Which the Court held invalid the : -F Imbankment. am PE ; 1e tri ling the! t&x imposed upon foreign fire ins ego gusta automobile Baroness Von Gontard Visiting Here With is vith a ore dq iece of pipe. | cial nastPP“in ai suit origineliv rT iction Weeke appealed | e docket ®Urance corporations doing byl orn fle 40-foot wise ten f B h Ts ne ’ i in each attempt | brought against the trust comp 7 » the Un Circuit Court of Ap- | Struck the side of the car and was | Germany Revives Rose Pageant. ness in the State. terday was fatal t: usse] slin,! Husband, Grandson O Adolphus uscrni, iol) “Ketek ten Selitncn ‘tam. oneiksk tn. 1 tt Wis Sette _ ~" | peals, which last August affirmed *70cked to the pavement. | €COLOGNE, Germany, Feb. 28.— | the ae ae gee RS | m . ead TORE OS | “ile —* oe he convictior The revenue At City Hospital she told physt-/- Koniei —_— . tated. — § years old, o es ‘ , M D ee flict rious injury. Mrs. Le athe sued the trust com. - resins 107 rh : revenue act; . eee! a ae iThe Rhineland’s first large-scaie 9 ns in « After Nine Months on Dark Continent. oe ee ie any in 1920 fon an ceeoe nt © | was in force before Federal prohi.|ian® her action followed a ile-|calcheation of fens MeaamnE | his 1 bition and was continued in effect | “Freement at home. She was held/the world War brought hundreds Sr tga Dhcnninnnnt -of thousands of persons to the ae a IE NT FS RGAE ORNS PU BRS TES ESE atin tne * +e-wn™ © . a st ” ay a, Mgt dentine no ee AH ie ro : sag veh OS Ne Oh OR ES Oe é “ = + resuiied 1n eTigdyU > : 3m Oy _—T + ‘oc _ 299 P es ° es ih aa 1 ° Because of his unusual actions. dg t as to the sale of ; . ale, the . ee ce oa * | he was to have been given a sanity | estat he company handled 9 cai after Ppronibdition pDecame effective i ) ‘i . Saas | Skull Fractured by Fall. large cities for the opening of the ley Park tic iGSlL@ia . . ? : y . ; ? ; > > i H 1 — ks Air Pilot's License. William Pfeiffer, 34 years old, of | carnival, which continues until! der sen- | “So this 13 Congress!” ex rhester. a ! 4a8 vner and dr | Few women hay | a State » its ', ee a ee +] the Baroness vo! ntard ! reachet he heart ol the big saline ur oday Had he beer ried {| nly et forth it ] claimed f. ° ae Li cad , a Meade pias Liit aaron , : f ai ft cy. a I} CCT) rie , ee { lori } Li nad entered 3 Roane z ‘ i Ma by the a oreign visitor. he a iGe! urred at od ] Tn snare "ith ner hnusod ind aaron region-in- the. vi aes = on the murder cn: . if Was i intc ¢ . to guarantee the WASHINGTON, Feb. #5. - 1708 North Thirteenth street “a | Ash Wednesday. Picturesque pag- ‘ : ; Si +s Tes 3 = n ae , a a t 1S : a Soria ny site . - : 7 ; ‘ > Tair *} "> 117 > erry i rye . - - / i ° nas — Are there no Clays, Cal. on th: rett Station ro: a} Paul Cur ron ntard. dauril rel? ) : 01 ; ii ! | : ever hat his yi Nnsel ry | title: he roperty, and thn? P Phos he Fairgra\ COmiills of Mem- chauf fe ur, und in bed at his |‘ ants were held in the principa! fige Clar- | Te er ee bias ie be ae os came hunt} mot than 200.000 acres in extent EP : Ee ge eee ES , : phis, is the first woman to; home at 7 p.m veste p . | towns and in Cologne seats in _ h a" We nelle a mile north of Valley Park. ? rene nin nonth: ome se | nao open se , ffer a pl insanity hough judgment for about ° REE Re RE SE RS ; és p. m 1] esterday and tak- | , 4 : aware we OF bsters od y blefield said ld n apparentiyv! in the Tanganyika country of bri and from one point th regime iEe -ussell and Dr. Te -ckett, 226 against her, to prevent the 4PPtY FOr dhs icense as an/en to City Hospital suffering from | windows along the line of march tnlac’ . : ¢ ; 7 _- + }\ 4 3 nea Ot > } ’ : ; Pe Sian ica Qiighahrcs marti lane ys » OS fg wster / : “sotiyr : } l¢ ) parag Read the congressman’s side J was confuse? by the ay h of ish East Africa. aw mere) ‘ ,| Who treated him, have stated that | sale of some of the property, |*7RAnCG ORCTa\er. ene ee ee Te skull. told policemen | brought as much 88 758. a judg- 3 . enather machi! ontro) a ae game. Their ex] ition traversed , al ag : hey , ae ag or Tee: . »y*) ‘ ‘ +3 i * ~ : 7 4 - } P . . Court, : ; fie): mLii It i i ‘ le ita ur : ; : } x1 — eh, "ry ed ee [he pHaroness re ports lig as ‘ « } ¢ "7 ann \f “a ee . ee " ] . issed on §. ‘i. eknll and a fri Hred@ right | aa age eer + | tan 4 ch was more than A “en See er see agregar a3 a “9 P ' - ' “425 Secretary MacCracken today ex- ; . — St. is vesterday, she rr Ai : saehd Cabatlil , bail’) - ee icerueéd since udge Faris ‘ : : d . at a . i{ : ii " I i d c : LT)pe- tane + ty ain Ow . ail gir- » i .-and was taken ti : = vim ore ' a rekked | Tee long i} Wicd Poet’ ‘v } auton 1] aT terville 7 +} ; iM 7 | me tended until July 1, next the orig : 2 ; SA dicks teed AACA : nae : 8 seis , " ‘ YMNrovea nme report, an¢ \iTs. CR L¢ . i 1 »% + . ’ will , ilworth Hospital. : through the country of the deadly/| porters to carry it. Professional | cnortiy after sh ‘med him that | eels 7 athe od in which pilots may fly with-; ‘ Y ¢ ’ @ é r ry ‘ ’ ' & > f = ‘ , wy Fy. tei ee te Nines = 2 ey 2% = ate eae ‘it a Mile teric oka caseg tated emma ame ee a Gir AGP es CR aE ins NEOs en ee > * . * Oe eg eget ge eee * pe who is a commercial pilot She} fell in front of his home. nival spirit. POT pany was eéntitied to a not the rec- 8 decision , ; ‘ee coe | Se Ee ea eS ers sn ) ; out lecense in before ,. he 4 rrived by hi ridary. ee ‘Seer oF killed in th narts. Glas 4 a ea eae . = le 12 Aclin. ay > wear. c. paps ps “ini = oc A} he fired at a wn itting ee ; ne "Ene ae om eee Rags : “ae - > ; m , . + te +A a ie ae ‘ : ‘ eat a2 247% ve chy : O N E W E E A O N L bs ' seh Nenpryrnlagnine pore nag ge ) Why Buy Blindfolded~ T's ; full | n, Ge ill ine ee Wilcon | under a tree about 100. yurds away. |... sta ~* : .s s*2 ’ ei + \ i Ss ; it ‘? i s ‘ £2846 | ’ : | i¢ * , - , ha A 4 . . rm " ~ ied Q _- oo e ¥ , rf. 2 ; ; ™” Bibi? } P Bcii Aa ‘ bie nitadcej Lié Si , Lidl i* ~ an mo lle T 0; iWwo SiQiai haa i , i THIS ; - 8. | a : si ; an ¢ . +. ; 77 ; >¥ > + ] Y ae > : . ° ‘ ; . T : ca hk Vv r ‘ . > } } ] . » ‘ > i h | si ‘ 4 . : Ria ‘ : . as - dis ‘ ] ' i 4 . .. : : + > ~ f Trinity Published monthly at Washington by the ; eee , to visit / brought it down with another shot. Fo ae $19 ° . . ‘ . o i ; i | iJ r 4 A ‘ “ 4 | oe @ | ct y ) ; C a2 : > > . a ‘ . . - *% I Nn I ; 5 ‘7 ' > * » s oo | j , ’s brother, Adalbert vo n another ile | CHAIR + 5 2 ; ; ; , the Mis-| GhamberofCommerce of the United Sees § Two Girls Hurt When Auto Hits urch of; a Truck on Free Bridge. ee nese hee er ey ae ee mrougcht down a lione: h\\ BP award Sicking of 4270 Schiller | HY Gy Gontard home on Inns and, thinking it dead. walked over SALESMAN FOUND DEAD IN NUS [{ Futt Stat Back (Not Built Up) \JHEN at Manne | : } : see your living-room furniture at Manne Brothers you cap ad. Misses Mary ae oe Bre ‘er road,|and picked up its ta ut- the i > ae 8 brief, visit | lion is merely stunned and = | —_— No Moretha era tare — Sout, sc) BATHTUB AT ROOMING HOUSE. = n6toEach Customer “tried, tallevell halons eesanal enh ae teeee vears old. SALE ENDS MARCH 5TH : ss | es Hee és 1] mh insurance salesman wh i 3 Come out and ask us what it means to ’ ‘fs : ‘ 7 A ptf Oo ridge at o a. eure i Rockies fired and killed th nimal ee , ' es and Chairs lay wh j hj machine ~ollid : ele ATO Wr ic and 7 ; lay N;: Es t » from Liephant. ' ‘ CVW ( Piont ns iz romi .« b¢ | “ , £u | ee an, near |. 2% Same hunting an e dan —— = wes a ane 0. DOT ‘k., was found -dead in a | aib- Q or tie a spring down by hand. REDUCED PRICES BD the ee Milderness were not| Aged elephant which they tad |bathtub partly filled with water i ie ! | m fered Incerati P the scalp 84/4. Africa last February. She had |(trdcked all day: It was hiding in | the rooming house at 3201 \- : 307 N. 4th Street > ™ cuts and bruises about the body./ hunted with her husband in Wyo- a grov ee 2 seaweed | Or rere att. ee , (Between Olive and Locust) LOIRE’S Bettina was woitvured. ‘The track| tune “vlan and Nee Siexign ted rosea wound, in. the chest, The |when Charles Racber, proprietor o = MANNE BROS. FURNITURE CO. Smad been left by Leo Stewart Of/ in spite of the hazards of the Afri- | Baron toppled it over With a shot '© Place, Fettirnee Os: Be | © | Beautiful Enough to Inspire 48 WASHINGTON, 130A Caroline street, who had| can expedition, she found it a com-|and walked over to be photo-|heater in the bathroom was partly) “3 ye f walked back to the Missouri shore |fortable trip compared with hunt- graphed. While he was posing for|0P and gas escaping from it er 5600 West—Delmar at De Baliviere—5600 West P | Y for . line ee , . : : Oo TER 4 OT gFasoilne ng iK ll Omin +3, rMarone > if i} f Aa ; . s : Z ‘ j A i . ; . . * * = ; ¢ j ; rT ert : rté r acciaen ’ “ sie aaa \. a ee : Fn oti ‘ _ . : ; 7 o P ? ij il ‘ ATU] \ tii ’ ; L"¢ ‘ ve ‘ —— . 4 : ss . . ; , is ’ . ‘ me ry = wo ("a t Thru to Sixth Street | | eae! . Sti : OT l posta CHARGES A ' ' REMIER DECLARES C ae i? atta: | : oun ‘ar. clining (hair Cara (fre Bia Mexico, has dest d senator‘al Inrich vnho wW : years O0iG ; aa Bk Be ccriacnce ie SSE I ASSAULT WARRANT DROPPED NEEDS FURTHER PURGING «» ss. : ra cha , Tre . ry fain TT} Ser ment. Borah did not say so, but the fact is notorious , : i s noto Dan Mueller of Lebanon, Ill.) Gen. Ibanez, Warring on Commun- porting for work thi norning . & ; : t oO nate. i ne wa seated a nh} cl Kx vhen li 7 -\ ge senator Orah haS a résoiuti , , ‘ suImped Torward in -his chal zs ' ’ in Attack on Willlam Hearting. | and Arrested 300. : - Pending whereby nh an conauct a : Three hilled in Mine Explosion. a , EL ae Arnold Wolf a: ‘earl LeBegue Ey the Associated Press. = | 326 N. Broadway , ere SOs SG: nvestigation Mexico during Feb WALSENBURG, C recen’ lose We Carry... Tremendous Savings p af ’ } . ‘ ’ ’ ; , i} Bi - T f ’ ’ ‘ . . r ° : 7 aa” 4 ra 4 ae 2 si i ° ‘ > : ' i Fi 1 i y is . : List’ Bi * i. : *' : Pladbi a j Pre ‘ om 7 + + . . 73% ;: . , - , | thay » 7 | ° = os T . ’ : ca . ; a at | ’ e i i s id s . ry ; 2 ' - rn j . ’ ae : " — io . .4 i?» vy ‘ . eid: ; ; , ain . . lies : +7 " , . ‘ banda da ~ habe as RJ eA LS +9 . SAAS ‘ ‘ " : . ’ > ¥ 7. , ’ i; ‘ iit nai | iT) ; le He? a .s ; i ? ‘ rPY # + j 4 ¢ & Piil he 7 ‘4 a 7 ‘ : > ry 7} ; } ; ; - oa P ’ . Paws? , . e | ‘ 4 cee ease | j T 34 sdrige ii if cA 4 ‘ - asa ‘ ' s ss as “A - act a a* i ¥¢ “Aa ad ‘ ‘ rot iTrt 1] i io >i} "| t (sie . 4 : in id : ‘ reo we =| e? ‘ ; i . on W 1e@ i iit - 46 > ‘ : y ‘ > . . m ‘ ’ a cA. . —_ ° . , » oe” 7 ) en ax? ri? “, : oe . 23 » i f = : ; " - , : ee . if . = ; i if , / ‘ ae 3 - - ’ " 2 ne Coolidge, who look on the Ms 1d 19 men .mon he & Whistle A mor: TrLawrn ¢t “3 ¢ Wakes, ¢ LMeEn lia «ie ts e y ss tae eo" a 4 us urp. wail » ‘ : 7a * ai a4 s - - ‘ ‘ : Apo iig” 4 4 “ ; . - . 3 } +, c e am ; * [; : ‘ 4 ; i+} 5 a LO CEN LLL CU CO tt © ms er “Rey ~aupenee 2 “m*¢ oe ete . si a6: «4 Lita 34 OH esident Coolidge accel y : PROVIDENCE, ®. |. “g a,” , ARCADE | KLINE’ 8— mahi, a ite , ; 2s es ‘ Main Floor, a : .. eated | se} It is estima d : in : _) Woe Sereutt plan. 000 tons of rain fell in London proposal regarding provisional pay- Mg File for Every Purpose Fuel service since 1863 BLDG., EIGHT -O-EIGHT OLIVE 4 ni ee ’ 7 - raed : ’ é ' .% : > - = : - ~~ i Without the aid i A poolograpnel over the wees -ent a (4 * , ees : ge Cie es . 4 > A € ' ~ ‘ — on . ese tue tae Os ba Be Ne ice Balad a od hel a “pe? # re ee oe ee ‘eth ig Phi, t ‘So Se 3a ‘ - pw Bt « f S i BE o . . oP ei od & eo" ; tu. * = 38 ee g A ea ee _ : . + , : ‘ ’ ey Eo : ; , it at ok Aegtté 5 4 * ie * ; 4m ’ ¢ ee - > 4 ee ¢ aa “os 2s al 4. , F es 2’ te ¢ £7 2a —_ * ,* g@ 4

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: : PERN ES ae Or ag coi __ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH_ a A Child’s® ates FOR CHILOREN! ARGENTINA GIVES. 7 ; Cough? S252 MUTA HONS!) STIX, BAER & FULLER on “Care of the Sick.” Chamberlain forming medicine, but a safe pleas-/Cayalry, Artillery and Air ST.LOUIS LOUIS POST-DISPATCH MONDAY EVENING. FEBRUARY 28, 1927 we . , . mse tip? : d z ° . . eee . ven ‘ “ elie aig Fa aos a a - ie, EE cet . : 2 SR ee GET EOE FE a al RGIS aN a ane naa f - , Miter ep ew j e ; f _ Afsr aR ne ii pereeee bees eniahedcamen all Pcigedbioutar eta a tive occasionally te regulate stomach | When her child is coughing, Mo- | and bowels. Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tab- 4 GREAT STORE oe ag ng relief. od halen lets ate a safe vegetable compound used Cham riain s 3 4 Cough Remedy. It removes phelgm, — with olive oil. They tone up A GREAT gives soothing relief. and reguiate the elimimative tract. Mothers--write for free booklet Not a nasty cathartic or a habit- Medicine Co., 604 Park, Des Moines. = ant remedy for constipation, sour : : ututee we ated st a cial torpid liver, bad breath, Sections Ordered Out for . ° PERT cca icons isrsniy tigteas Services for Woolsey and || EVery Department Is Urtering a Special Values [uesday. in Ogio, reser bed these tablets for or oo and; from six, Fea te =, neve oy Benton. | t ‘ ' colo! Dr ) Yai iTe moh. f [—— 4 ‘ me th me irrit able ape! ls tha By sae Associated Press. children a ubje to D thei r BUENOS AIRES, Argentina, iz 4 > Heaitn ondition Sein + ‘ r and eyes bri with, the licht of | Feb. 28—Renewed evidences of . i a "30c and 80c sizes. sorrow on the part of the popula- Expert Style-Advice, N 2 Buenos Alires over the tragic ath of Capt. Clinton Ff : 4 Woolsey an: Begs ieut. John E-. pen- : — * a | . . EXCURSION Croats secs army got cii || Paes SE ERREEY ery Unusual—This Sale of 9x12 “Jf Reversible Satin€ aviator ‘ere shown today when SS: = =e = —— Se pe fF esi! Sa ee ee 5 ae, i ¢@ Shimmering Satin and dull C — in many of the enartess $9 -90 ROUND voyage to Nex a Kirg woe | om ee | Sess t= Z Sel Ne ESS xmins er AU $| Spring, jo ee ee an oer ae ely [amet ioend : : APES used to , fanaa ded to trim the f | Beer, Ve 97? Ss LSS B thé IU Te had : ii oi NEW ORLEANS | 82s . — ie : Abana were held. Other Orlando Crepe Silk 2 ) Tailored frocks may, A ¥ : ‘ be most successfully Broadciot p) | fashioned of this excel- | white and : lent quality Crepe, im for tailors 2 every lovely $? = underthing ‘ shade; 40-in... 2:29 . 32-im. Sp ®sC~Printed Crepe de Chi were at the plier THs is a specially purchased group from America’s largest mill These : The wardrube Gale > isn't co are good grade Axminster Rugs that come in a selection of choice $m . printed crepe frock, for it m new Chinese or allover patterns. All are seamless—mill seconds but ex § priately worn on the first day ceptional values at this price. Suitable for living room, dining room, bed- 9)™ and is just as smart for Summer room, etc. Ask the salesmen about the convenient payment plan. . tivating patterns; 36 inches wide 9x12 Wool Velvet Rugs | 9x12 Wiltana Rugs i Vogue Tissue Patte $ 94 | $. 5-70 i, Are So Simple to 19= 3 gene Ty ace sever over-claboraen aan . ‘ & soul of chic. The clear marking, ‘ies ae S2f Heavy grade Seamless Velvet Rugs in A large group of these extra fine grade @ charts, the fitting diagrams, providi es aeRO ~ 7 : choice patterns in the wanted gray and Wilton Velvet Rugs, woven of excellent § directions; all fine points are ca as : . « WRI RAE S: SRL GA taupe grounds—all are in the 9xl2-foot yarns in patterns most attractive—all are vork lences to Philander L. cable, voit. |i egg =e I a ryant ed States chaire d'affaires, and to || aiartar tn Rainglar ta: Se Cae a Fae size—suitable for any room, seamless. x 2 | Eaewet BASEMEN 1 omg | A few minutes before 19 o'clock |f Velvet Stair Carpet § 4.6x6.6 Axminster Rugs 4.6x9-Ft. Sandura Rugs 9x12 Neponset Rugs #§ 24x36 RagRugs jf Sale of Lub : New Silk oe From the church thei® These h felt-base R T ive patterns i Imported Rugs in hit-or-miss funera din nmin in wee | on Te Heavy jute Velvet ¢ in Splendid Axminster 1ese heavy felt-base Rugs wo attractive tte in : gs ) mera mad : y up fi y jute Velvet Carpe grade are in tile and carpet effects; shades of tan, taupe and rose; style, with borders on ends; ood ttern it} Rugs in allove Chippen- 4 patterns with borders, g , rm and PP suitable for bedroom, dining all are perfect and guaranteed. finished with fringe; may be ‘ Ped: ; Fanni. the reentin: i suitable for stair or hal] run- dale patterns,- desirable for re- | A —s : Mage : DRESSES fof ae ame ae ee pets: 37 inches wide ceptional halls, etc room, kitchenette, etc. for kitchen, dining room, etc. used in bedroom, hall, ete Ce ee +l i isms ’ , ; (Downstairs Store.) m Materials | | ee aye y( | kS bs. Satins . city egg aati “A Mian i1yers, | Blue ; “Ms repes , ) fany |i ei sf ; es 7 | Mineral services wer he ld for |i h bl C G Chin >a ~ / f , J "| i | : | , y \ | the airmen last night at the Amer- | “40-Inch Washable Crepe de e 74 : comme | 3 Lubin’s Amaryllis a ' ican Methodist Episcopal church | ; A | ae, * sue 7% The biers were covered with the Ratiway Exchange Building ry” % nationa! emblems of Argentina St. Louis, Mo. | lett: = and the United States and with , iorai tributes from scores of Ar- oe , at tines. -a* Side q a 7S - ¥ G sas — . 5 . * rr rr Ma on | ? } , Wiil P > mc es sar ©. ~ iT «! ~~” _*? rm, * *7 - . ; 5 t ess SJ ~ 2std ‘ : -WUii®tiadi . s - . Lor - &- ad *.sa. @& . ? am r rca aU ‘ . s a4 £ Bt as iii® > For Women Who Wear Sizes 38 to 56 eee ® 866480 @ + er@edce, ‘eee GS LIAS. was aay p + lng desea Rear. oe ae are sas os aoa Ca Oa. Sats 26 oh 2 td . : ‘ re J es Sie SEH sai SN EM Me Li BB aching SPL \ + stew J oe i . ene Prt ga m SgINeeTE iti ee “ai HY a ont SPARES ERE en RR yk Rte aac gtaRt ie sem Men tr em RNa iat Mt ce Crepes Black Nartissus, Heliotrepe, Viole ) : eek aes nee 1000 Yards to Sell—a Yard ) 1 Hit) = AAR , Sur //| j | eee ie ss 1} e Tht i - ae : Jackey Club : ) a T seu £ @ i i ' i} ert 4 ) 1 : ° ) Maj Dargu o scribes Cras | XCEPTIONAL — ct ae ———. ba) | | | } | nT | L'Ocdeam Blue (a new cre: FOR TUESDAY Maj. Herb i, _ ven Ts * . a ; \ ¢ _ ok Si . ‘. Fc. ‘ Y* Head i req } i} as >. . . nee {28 -)\ A m, —— > Lt a LK ls .* r ‘ h YU h ay +h, ii} “ | a eC O ar wo os 3 f ee : . a : _ CANDIE ap at . a aan | MS a For Tuesday—Sizes 27 to 36 > — Fe Al “There was ne wind. We closed ub | $ 45 | Extraordinary Downstairs Store Week Feature $ Sere, am “ i. n “44 ’ ™~ = ” 4 me — ‘ te . . At) “ae ; rte, Py sbesty 5 ear : ERS lS eee Caer ee I SRN Ia he £15 Ath ASE gee ONS Mog Le Se IE, Be ; 7m : = . P ' . a airs O smartly replenish the wardrobe of the little miss, we suggest any one of these silk Frocks that present such remarkable values. They have the dainty simplicity and charm so becoming to youth, varied to meet her every need. Mothers will find this an ideal time F bright brocades and rayon striped ¥ 4] O batiste, combined with four sec- , to make selection. Fashioned of flat crepe and crepe de chine in such colors as— the signal i tions of strong elastic with two-inch eak formation.’ the Detroit: be-' i elastic band around the top—come in S— Continued on Next Page. //| 12 and 14 inch lengths—heavy hooks , : Red Poudre Blue Sand Rose a Cahigst neat 7 =——— t a IN W Pp d { ‘ak || below the front clasp. Sizes 27 to 36. : : Rose Beige Kitties thine May Bieta eS oun CS ) ; iH > omc gee and regan \y ae For gir Is of 7 to 14 years, the styles feature the new blouse effects and straightline . | of pink novelty materials izes J Regt models. For girls 7 to 10 years are charming little dresses in smocked st yles. They Su iA—W! is for waniety | | > OULTANA—with raisins for vaz letyrs | | 30 te 42 in the lot, at 43c. , are trimmed with touches of hand-embroidevy, pretty collars, pleats, tucks. and ruffles (Downetairs Store.) 4 4 We suggest that you plan an early selection. Gicmeuaie i 1s, eye e , she Pi gosh fr Fann Mt us aA trees De agate ay + eles Pa Pla president 2 ater : + Saree Si ‘ s ‘ " Pearedeee oe a FD sect) 2 loge aaa sly OM. OD Ee are en ee ee er es a Popa yon vate 4 + we DELLA Pag Rhee h py >t ily " Beak tee ny ioe _ CHFERRY—as its nameimplies--Bracr WaALNU T—perhap ps the greatest nov | elty of all- ie LIAN—<citron and chs i + .S k Penge a ; : | ries * GENoA—candied orange | t oe mY } ] 6c. 79 ° . | Special—36-Inch | : Eeaiidheneqce ae | Un Sale Luesday— or hiffon Silk Mose | Pongee |} Wrapped in b-1b loaves » each $1.5, | aA . l English Print Designs SiMe | Pe || {]\ ap 1200 Pairs in All the New Shades 19 C Yard . : e ave i | A | TUESDAY emilk and no kee 4 0) ¢ | Be cna a | mig THis iS an opportunity to supply your Hosiery needs SPECIALS im one pound boxes | |e Dam Wash Ge | : y\ i | at a saving. These Hose are of a very fine grade chif- 7 Cocos Lavin Cass 504 © MES! c : | Po \/ F ton—with seamed back—silk from top to toe with double 4 small pr coe | gir oS | . Bit Damp Wash Se | | | soles and high spliced heels. Come in black, mauve IO 5 ton Mean i | 7 sor snes : : | taupe, gunmetal, rose beige, parchment, French nude, lengths 2 to 9 yards— SPECIALS—ALL WEEK | 7. wae { | # champagne, atmosphere, white and gray. suitable for women’s and aoa | ; ee ge We | eS children’s wear. utr Cazam Caramers — upstanding and ; «CF ist Troned aE / : ? : : unwrapped «+ Matinee Size Package... .20c FAMILY FINISE— 18¢| i} | Children’s Socks _ Children’s Hose | Men’s Allen “A” _36-Inch Alpaca iaae Uiwoe Seecsan—che ecwcet Comforts, ‘Lace Careankeee | 35c Pair : 19c Pair | Hose, 39c Pair 39c Yard cee aces cece code YotrR SATISFACTION : 7g length—ribbed, have reinforced hee! d : l hi all | HE! | 8 gt ( eeis and toes— plain white and most SEL } turn-down cuffs and rein- come in assorted colors— and stripes in assorted color solid colors—suitable for priced 39c a pair or three : inches wide. pairs for $1.15. Pains ee ROTGH DRY Included LAUNDERED To | af , In a substantial weight— | Fine ribbed stockings with | Of pure thread silk, checks Rayon-mixed Alpaca in combinations — seconds — making slips, etc. —36 (Lbownstairs Store ) AST colored, neat SSS tteas \ ~ : tu 417 N. SEVENTH ST. } 7 LAUNDRY | ae | forced heels and toes—as- may be had in sizes 5 to 934. oa roe 3125 Magnolia Av. | : sorted checked and striped Priced 19c a pair or three Candies: Like Bucy Rec. Gauniec -) Our Truck Goes Everywhere legs. : 55 eA OC, =| Telechone GRand $206-9207 once enn neers etnmnneror-aeeee : a a ©

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- ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH _ T SERVICES FOR LENTEN | SEASON ANNOUNCED j MONDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 28, 1927. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH. ah —— Cleaning and Dyeing Spring arrives, the wardrobe must ap- pear fresh, clean and new: so have your coats and frocks cleaned and dyed. We offer quick and satisfactory service. Hay ae + - At OC A A te ea RT = A 29 5 ee enim or mn OF tet ied 2 Naeny ~ ate ye * . ; Se . " ~~ . ae sk ee * ye a eee en ‘ ? | , o « Se > ie gma ie one Aree ak eet? ae ee ee Se we ew ? Yeek |] ale of 9x12 * . Fue, a at ™ ee ee ee Le, del eee 3 . a > ¥ a rae Se - at ~ a sae. en “as o* ees Se Me ap RB. dy is we ~ ee “ a et a ei & ~ “My wife has asked me to select some Hose for : her in a new shade—and I’ve forgotten the name of the shade. She needs them for tonight, and I can’t reach her on the telephone as she is out for the afternoon. A fine fix I’m in.” a * % ~~ a Oe a Aj ne * ~ * = + ‘~~ * » “ * oe Vee MAT Re ene fem Ete Og ee We we es © me & - ~~ : ~~ > eS eS “ > ee ot en Me oo Orlando Crepe Tailored frocks may | Maize Peach Tan Pink Orchid Daik Gray Gray Light Blue White Reseda ow ae tem mee ee % : ae. meee Se a eee . ee i i i. + + herica’s largest mill. These in a selection of choice less—mill seconds but ex- hg room, dining room, bed- lent payment plan. 2 Wiltana Rugs $352 group of these extra fine grade elvet Rugs, woven of excellent patterns most attractive—all are The a $ “ Floor.) : day Programs. throughout the Lenten season, be- sermons this week will be deliv- Mr. Newlywed Kirkwoud. Speakers curing Expert Style-Advice, Newest Fabrics, All E tials f d Fashioni ; » /Vewest ics, All Essentials for Planning and Fashioning the Spring Wardrobe } , | ) his favorite noontime lunching S. McCardle, the Rev. W. Noonday services will be held in man ? | bined y of the smartest frocks for soft, crisp Taffetas; they are expressive of mornings Dean Scar- | deliv used to fashion and to trim the frock. tional values—choice of these colors: “Let this be a lesson to you,” sagely replied Mr. at St. Stephen’s House, Sixth and by having Stix, Baer and Fuller’s ‘ nae be most successfully Broadcloth in black. y ms . . ers ‘Telephone Order beginning next Monday will “Telephone Order Service.” for the eleventh consecutive sea- ° , ¥ * Printed Crepe de Chine, $1.69 the Rev. J. W. Behnhen, the 2 ‘ o i i ; Women’s Missions Feder- and is just as smart for Summer. Many cap- dark colors in a wide range of designs. 40 yen’s Missionary Fec Call CEntral 6500, Cleaning and | ~GRAND-LEADER er half-hour .sermons. Service’ shop for her. It saves me a lot of troubl 7 fashioned of this excel- | white and many colors : uble be at the. American Theater, » first week's speaker will The wardrobe really isn’t complete without The occasional frock for afternoon or eve- Rev. F. J. Lankenau, the Rev. ' , : " 7 i ‘tion will conduct a “World Day of tivating patterns; 36 inches wide. inches wide, the yard $2.98 and mids Dept. Your garments will be ' Catholics. Episcopalians aie, called for and pro delivered. | . ce scene | | Lutherans Arrange Noon- Noonday services will be heid ~ * : by Catholics and Episcopalians ihe Exposition and Sale o = ee ot do ka erans, beginning March 7. ; “ , At Annunciation Church, Sixth . - > " ; Mr. Oldywed Advises |; ‘and La Salle streets, the noonday I In a F ICS 2 ered by the Rev. Joseph P. Fagen, & Cc. S. R., reetor of St. Joseph Col- Jack Newlywed wore a worried the other weeks of Lent will be look as he came to the table at : | . Joseph Elenz, C. 8. R.; the Reversible Satin C $2.49 scans Kev. Leo Ebel and the repe, p- tary of War Davis. It said: “I atn rrieved by the sad acetdent at Palomar, which caused the death of Capt. Woolsey and YrAeut. Bea- ton, two brilliant North American ‘Convey the deepest cx- nressions of condolences to ‘'nited States army in behalf of tis comrades.” In order that more St. Louis housewives may be- come acquainted with this waterless Cooker, we have arranged to deliver to your home this high-grade Cook- er on payment of only $3.09. This Cooker is in three sizes: 10-qt. size 12-qt. size 18-qt. size What the Pressure Cooker Does All food cooked in its own natural juices over single smal] flame. Nothing to watch. All food cooked in one- third the time required by the old way. Food tastes better, nourishing. ’ nee ee ae, © fficers. “he verre nfine Prepared Now for Spring Housecleaning—With the Sundry Supplies Listed Here at Extremely Low Prices Ready-Mixed Paint $1.00 Quart can of high- grade, specially prepar- ed house Paint in all colors. 1% gallon, $1.90 and 1 gallon, $3.65. Enamel, $1.00 White, gray or ivory Enamel for woodwork, furniture or floors; Quart-size can. Lacq, $1.10 r pint of this house- hold Lacquer for refin- ishing and decorating furniture, woodwork and walls. Quart-size, $1.95. Flat Wall Finish, 79c Silk Frocks t Feature $ SS, we suggest arkable values. ming to youth, an ideal time pe de chine in Stepladder, $1.89 turdy metal - braced Ladder with bucket shelf; handy 6-foot size. Crystal White Soap 20 Bars for 73¢e Good grade white Laundry Soap that is excellent for the clothes; buying limit of 20 bars to each customer. Cooks an entire meal in 10 minutes. } Bakes beans deliciously in 30 minutes. Chamois, 65c¢ Soft, pliable size 14x18 inches, 17X23 inches, 95Sc. skins, 65c; Absorene, 3 Cooks potatoes in 10 min. Durlacque Cleanser, : Wall Duster, $1.00 Sunbrite Cleanser, Brillo Aluminum Cleaner, Duster made of wash- pacar sags mag , able white lamb’s wool; Samoline Knamel Cleaner, long or short handle. Energ'ne Spot Remover Sapo Elixir Dry Cleaner Magic Metal.Polish, gallon Floor Wax, pound Moth Balls, 3 pounds for ...... Rub-No-More Furniture Polish O-Cedar Polish. cuart for Window Shade Paint cae Bath Tub Enamel, quart Roasts chicken tenderly more in 30 minutes. Demonstration This Week Come in and see a demonstration of this mar- velous Cooker—see for yourself how delightful- ly tender the meat is—the vegetables, the des- sert—all cooked with natural flavor retained. (Fifth Floor.) Rose y Blue 2 wet... Ww blouse effects and Straightline eresses In smocked styles. They collars, pleats, tucks, and ruffles. (Downstairs Store.) Parson’s Ammonia Case, $5.45 You save by buying it by the case; 6 '4-gallon bottles in each case. eine, Ty etl. oy 9. S ae — v4 s i A tad . w 4 » Pain ia so often unnecessary SUFFERED WITH PAIN Special—36-Inch Pongee. English Print Designs 1 Go Yard FAS} colored, neat smal] English print designs on white and col- ored cotton Pongee— lengths 2 to 9 yards— Suitable for women’s and children’s wear. 36-Inch Alpaca 39c Yard Rayon-mixed Alpaca in plain white and most all solid colors—suitable for making slips, etc. — 36 inches wide. (lbownetairs Store.) Curtain Stretcher $2.49 It is easy to launder your own curtains with this Stretcher, s5xio feet, with adjustable pins. Bissell Sweeper, $3.45 Standard brand Car- pet Sweeper with wood case and bristle brush. Carpet Broom, S9¢ Homestead Broom made of high - grade broom corn. CRYSTAL [4 WHITE CHIPS : Sue Ce . tit a mn 5 erraniteccong yy GiissentemzmiSamamns , 7 = a ~~ es — “ — Beauty Mop 98c Dust absorbing; wood back, rubber ends. Waxing Outfit. $5 Tohnson’s complete Outfit — waxer mop, 1! quart wax polish and special booklet. O-Cedar Mop, S3c Triangular shape, with easily adjusted handle. aX ,atching Plaster, 23c It 18 easy to mend plaster with Rutland’s Patching Plaster. 2% ipe.. 239C; § Tbs... 290C. Crystal White Flakes, 3 Pkgs. 57c Large-size packages; buying limit of 3 pack- ages to each customer. Ladder Stool, $1.00 Well-made tool in handy folding style. 7 W . é Sk SUN DS i INULIN NIA N “Washable” paint for walls and woodwork; all colors; quart can. Valspar, $1.00 High-grade clear var- nish that will not turn white; pint size. Japalac Stain, 90c Pint can, in colors for indoor or outdoor use. Quart size, $1.65. Turpentine, 4c Hurkelees high-grade Turpentine; to be mixed with paint. One quart. a f JORNSOA,, S| {PrRERAteD ~ i t ene | ‘e@ Ame oO fa OCR) } Gang (.aGee READ MED PAWS 4 70. =—— (Wane. - i MOLIN as New Wall Papers An Interesting Selection at y Oe Roll Now, before the Spring rush of housecleaning, is the time to choose attractive New Wall Papers for your home. In this specially priced group, you will find rich tapestry and striped Papers for the living room and dining roorh, and dainty floral Papers suitable for the bedroom. There is an ex- cellent choi¢e of patterns and colors. Decorating Service For a limited time, our decorators will hang this Paper in your home at a very special price. Take advantage of this opportunity and select the Paper you require from this group of high-grade Papers. (Sixth Floor.) Q NECK AD SHOULDERS After three days’ home treatment got complete relief Following a severe attack of rheumatic fever, a. New York girl suffered for days with excruciating pain in her neck and shoulders. “ After trying everything else,” she writes, “my mother persuaded me to let her- apply Sloan's Liniment, and alter three days I felt no further pain.” It is amazing what Sloan‘s will do to relieve pain. This is use it doesn't just deaden the nerves. It stirs body to throw off the cause of the trouble. un the Apply gently without rubbing. In- . Stantly it senda a healing tide ef fresh, new blood to the place that hugés. In just a few minutes the pain , So leasant and easy to use toma ttle today. Ali dru i sola aie! Ahk ia ib: ok eM es nea Bh eG os ad ae ks ee be dials bok Me ha eee eee Be “ : .« '* ve" . j si Ai" ete “ *h. oe | gt es. ; 4 \,+57 ¥ as , i a | eS aia 4 S44 ort cee se T¥2e 5% “a ; ee es So * a. ™% . ‘a . 4 a eee oe ae 4 oaty 4 tha 9 ae ~ e ota en ~

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eee : gg 7 ‘ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ = PAG is ST LouIs POST- NISPATCH ee MONDAY a FEBRUARY 28. 1927___ at i iil Opti a Co. KINNAPAND ROB FIVE DOUBLE EAGLE STAMPS TUESDAY it til Optometrists and Opticians : : Wourcilzer gy | 5c" | Dances non i ~ . URLIIZER lf 218N. Sixth 334% Z omega Ht 50 Years in the Optical ps P I A N O S i Business 3 are the highest achieve- i a ow Deere a oe Oe | OPERATED BY THE MAY COMPANY om Ps tes cnening il fully Filled. : san ee oe Te THE pombe THE MAY CO. FAMOUS-BARR CO. BM. ONEIL CO. +e Mar . ~ « 4 > > . ) ie j se ar. 4 t ‘ > ,i7 7 | ’ -y4 a - rz ' = " i ; ; y : . _ * ; 5a ft » * i + oe rrr ; ~~ 7 Sy s : é ii ~ as _ . ~s “a4 >.” + ae + a ~ Fi , . . . > , ~~“ 5 a . a > vr 4 _ ; 4 me A " 3 ‘ - ’ tea 2h soo La | : . i o _ - Sem, 7 a » } . ra 4 4 : - e |. eee &- S ‘ —_" ~» * - — . > ~~ . : if m . - « L1T.ct2 & = 4 : . > , ‘ ; ; Te . rc % . \ ae " ww , - aS eS ee =" as = ; 4 y et - = B. emuny ey — > ¢ * = "= } ' } ‘ ' ~ sé ~- ; i : 5 » *% -* i’? % é pie 4 3 ‘ uae 4 A be = » : . mp OE - . > r ~~ F ae > | ; - 3 » - - - * - > 4 ‘ na . +s as . cu i ; “- : a . rT» a ~ ‘ : - ' . a -- ; ‘ , - ' ; “ ~~ ri ~ * i I »* 3 i Ut . ad A + . ° i 7 . om ' . ~ ’ - i$} | 7 ta’ | ; = i pee. - & 244% a1tt as - > and P ~s We = : - " - a - . ” , ‘ ; ; me P - ’ . . : - : . ‘ ’ ‘ A if el be tet * Ant thes + é a. A aa, a . Pes o ? 2: ~ . > - te ‘ ™ 4 : 4 ' ‘ A - i: 4 J ri AimlisV id a ¥ sZt, dn : = uc os x? a ' — -- - ’ \ =~ 3 ff = ' - - ee 4 sa -* é — . ~ ~ FF os a ’ > 4 rc a } ' » , | eet € Those with an unfurnished dining : | a room in a new home, -or those who Extraordinary One-Day Sale: TES cites sons coll | fect that tek Gaing soem fees i. tie ee Stes Jahn’ “doesn't look hospitable’”—are DELICIOUS MILK eae ih |. poceaniy ooubing tor ome ee Ped Ou tations and Store diatinetive tv pe “al Suite that -eqjestrians ti “lation=- ana StorTre- ri OLATES 8 ogla _| this new group presents Tues- pred ee day. The style is pictured— “# ; : EE We Boxes waiking home at 9:45 o'clock last |j but only inspection will show Ten Wonderful Flavors in One-Pound Bo night, were held up at Burd. and | the rich beauty of the finish, On Sale TUESDAY Only deaeet it of See 00 Ind | and of the burl walnut fronts. POUND — a en ee ee Hi Ten pieces — expertly 5 Pounds to Each Mrs. Lena Padratzik reported she jij] built. Table extending BOX Customer was alone in he r - t iy : to 8 ft. Chairs covere Prank a ee oe in attractive tapestry. Farntture Section—‘Seventh Floer ald Ff . ’ . : ; ‘ i hy act hy 2 : . sine ys 4e ‘ ‘pie 5 th “ . : se Ba a 7 ee aE Site, es ape Ye aa ¢ q io) : x Say) ee ae Oo eee" cage LR eae ab Oy Sh bette! 4 Y ei “ rs Seta As, & es haga ge en ed iad TET ae val ry r : Siew es p oS eigen, = Cam el a3 ee ee Ya” “ q i oh ws . Fe ON Fee noe ‘ ety y I For, tame % The eet Ee ak ae 4 all eet 2 a Oe Ce ee p sek 4 ERT te BE ae * P paar on res ¥ ating A * , ‘ bd 4 Fe, a is gi . ad \ * PRT RS AP ., 4 : + - on “ ‘ ~~ : “~ - 4 : m aa : pana ay ean tain she ee WER AK ied peta tes SLURS 28 in fn - Oo Ae en EN ee ee SNe Ae Ee ae iT PI ere oe Re DEV IL 'S FOOD LAYER at = va... SOc S MAILED AN YW.HERE gation at 4549 Delmar boulevard. |W Beginning Tuesday—for a Short Time Only! Special Easy Offer T his flrs Vacuum Cup Machine Deliv- ered to Your Home on Payment of : fe bs ’ ~ : > "i . P ~ a ] : e a ' a : . j ; ° i y a ‘ a > . i S q _ * * is ‘ = re ?, . ; * er - 2 _ ; , 4 4 » : bs . = _ -. > = ~. on oi = ~ ge TS a ee ee - Os . ae It @ e Or : Ne t ted * _ he BS RE Ae TT RES et seca, ~ re ne re "sep ee en ee oe ee. ae ees } \ (4 , * ES ean e Sn etree red clever styles a er 9 ila Ty als toes = ee Corset Combin ( Fancy striped fabric Corsettes with light boning; for medium slim figures; $:.25 value, special Tuesday at ... or S ppl aa eRe ete ie ~ prin erect trea { 3 ; ; 7 ~ @g? “ — en te eee en ra Model M— a ble. ajledity ave, a ¥F te) Seay syhe'y se an app: ANE AER MOE AE Ne A . * the Wringer Type | € A wide selection of un ly i : : les} t han . > r how the Easy Washer Se : w desirable patterns, at less ae 1 i hildren s 2 a = > 4 + . have a new brother—his name 1s Ben Hur. is not enough ) pyre oe. Wi, = Consisting of Table and 4 ChaifS Wy) 51.65 + $1 15 eee H LAY q | —on Display in the HousewareS “|| $2.75 Values ° You'll like Ben Hur for his handsome design. Sore throat demands xT J Ai Section — Unusually Attractiv€ "| Genuine Oi! Duplex Window © o d : d a Ae continuous treatment > Ff omen aos a He's a steady, durable, faithful alarm clock. i ane Seem | 34.42, 45 and 48 inches wide | is ste ERM-LADEN school- e : @ Sell ani Cabinet makers further have proved — ss | and 6 feet long. ) 6 ‘ ~ en ae sooms. Dangerous weath- | /f iy } 4 lh, ign) knowledge of modern housewives’ needs by the deg nacencentecemsisaneeiiiail —— While his chief responsibility is getting you eden fF se fi | ing of these new Breakfast Sets. They embody "i | — ra - , : eeaant wt Hit SA \tials” that will quickly appeal to the woman wat | i, Curtain up in the morning, his gv00d looks VW ill PTAace EE Wt) |) y\ fii rants somet thing artistic as well as practiegy a 4) —of voile, with colored hemetit . Tal eid eis derentnn i : | ate | The Set consists of strongly built drop-leal jam a and dainty ruff ’ me sore throat an occasion Liu | g! t Grop- a 2 ing and edge any room 1n the house. cane “a i eg . I we =“. —_ a : 7 table nail “saddle-seat” chairs—of just the 93am Complete with valance ane ‘SI | | | right proportions for small breakfast = | | tie-backs; special valye.. The name “Westclox” on the diai iS your 2 bathed a 8 /|@y)\- {j= ay rooms—or for use in larger kitchens. , | : tinuously bathed in an || : $3.25 Panels assurance of good tume-keeping. Beige colored filet weave F Formamint : P he t nd Forman St si sar St = rz z Cee ee ee Seven Difterent Finishes— Including 1s k. : neat allover figured designs, | Look for Ben Hur at the best stores—$2.50 : , oo & SS Ss | = SSE the One for Your Home! It’s Too Bad Va # i scalloping and fringe: $2, ritl al , . Let them take one tabiet every CS oe Cannot Show Their Beautiful Colors Heraam - with plain dial; D3 3-50 with luminous dial. Let tae coe aren oat; ae sear“ a erga cir : 3 each.. . _ ae « every 2 or 3 ang urs to help pre- | Leonard Refrigerators es 4 a q Cretonnes,- ” vent it. All druggists. The 1 : - : Heer ererseees : 3 peciat, WESTERN CLOCK COMPANY eet ney. | a: ‘62> Giver Gray Finshed Sets alle DBC | | Silver Gray Finished Sets La Salle, Illinois Doctors endorse it i} a Gray Finished Sets A come perce ied model that will splendidly fill many house- American ‘‘Mistic’’ Finished Sets : . | §| New patterns — floral, = iH : - ; ; : OTIMAMIIT oe eee ce dcesbox” before warm weather Spanish Finished Sets ‘ Se |, bird and many more | ee i comes. WwW salen case, lined with one-piece seamless white Colonial Finished Sets | Pi and bright, attractive “3 it} orc e] in and havins 3-d f ‘ "te 840 OCee7 4 eS : new colorings. dainty THE GERM-KILLING THROAT TABLET P a laving 3-coor fromt. 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MONDAY EVENING, -FEBRUARY 28, 1927 ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH __ ’ Double Eagle Stamps Tuesday FAMOUS ~BAKK CO: OPERATED BY THE MAY COMPANY THE MAY CO. THE MAY CO. FAMOUS-BARR CO. M. O’NEIL CO. THE MAY CO. Los Angeles enver St. Louis Akron Cleveland Sample Purses Remarkable Values € Women’s Persian, pin seal, cowhide and other leather Purses in new Spring _ styles. Well made. Basement “‘May-o-Belts”’ ~ all : ‘ - $2.35 @ Corsets for stout figures — well rein- forced over the abdo- men. Coutil and bro- cade. JMPANY THE MAY CO, Cleveland est Ten-Piece cet ° r fad ——_ St g 4 ae, * ‘ = . we seal il . r om Seventy-Five Beautiful 9x12-F't. Wool Wilton Rugs A Special Group for Tuesday $460Q).75 —_———— ee ee A wide selection of unusually lesirable patterns, at less than would ordinarily be paid for Rugs »f this quality. Splendid Wool iltons — with thick, velvety pile nd fringed ends. olorings for beautiful interiors. Included are a few 8.3x10,6-foot sizes. Seamless Wilton Velvet Rugs bf gxt2-ft. size and very heavy quality. Bright new patterns that will give new ppring beauty to various rooms. Wide choice Tuesday at Rug Section—Fifth Floer Present the . > * a - 7 * * - - | « ' if = ° . P '« e Big Events Which We Celebrate for a Whole Week by Offering the Most «xtraordinary Values—It’s a Splendid Time to Supply Your Spring Needs Select for Spring, Tuesday, From $15 to $19.50 Values— In the Birthday Sale 1082 @ The more of these Dresses you inspect, the keener will be your appreciation of their value at $10.85. New and smart —every one—made with the style and trimming features that typify Spring fashions. Many of Georgette, flat crepe and other favored weaves— sizes for women and misses. he WH WAL | = “eA VAN PP Scores of attractive models in black — also in navy and the becoming high colors. Basement Economy Store 1000 New Dresses many will want home wear. new Just Arrived—Offered Tuesday—New Rayon Dresses In Spring Styles—All Most Exceptional Values $77.19 @ Ordinarily, women and misses would surely not ex- pect to find such smart Tub Dresses—of the popular new tubfast rayon—at this price. This is a very unusual birth- day Sale feature—and the Dresses are so attractive that them for street and sports, as well as Styles with flares, kick- pleats, straight lines, collars and novel pockets. Bright Spring colors — sizes 36 to 46. Basement Economy Store : /S $3.95 Value at $9.27 @€ Attractive Spring Hats of silk and straw combination in black and colors. All new shapes, and trimmed in clever styles and effects. g 75 Basement Economy Store 3 gate: Corset Combinations S5c Basement Economy Store Children’s Shoes Very Special ( Fancy striped fabric Corsettes and conventional effects. with light boning; for medium and slim figures; $1.25 value, special Tuesday at didly. Fringed Rugs gx12-foot tringed Velvet Rugs in seamless style— many rich designs and col- orings; seconds of good grade, choice Axminster Rugs gx12-foot seamless Rugs in attractive designs for living dining rooms. Seconds $1 .67 or ; N 1 — Shei a Axminster Rugs —in the wanted 8.3x10.6-ft. size — and of serviceable quality; seamless; seconds of $41 grade; $ - choice in this sale LiLo @€ 2500 pairs o: wxfords, straps and fancy combinations, in patent, tan, brown and blonde leathers. Also high lace Shoes in patent and tan leathers. Sizes 8'4 to 2 in ome style or another. Basement Economy Store Axminsters Seconds of $57.50 Grade € Seamless Rugs woven of high- grade wool yarns—and designed in favored open-field} medallion QX12-\ foot size; certain to wear splen- Beginning Tuesday Morning—One of This Week’s Most Important Features—The Birthday Sale of Floorcoverings Offering Highly Desirable Kinds in New Patterns—At S effects. Axminster Rugs 6x9-foot Rugs, ideal for smaller rooms; seamless kind; in patterns widely va- ried for various needs. Sec onds of $28 oA ~ grade.. ease Small Rugs 27x54 Axminster Kugs that will be found useful in many places throughout the home. Seconds of $4.25 s ay grade, each A (9 Small Rugs 2214x36-inch Axminster Rugs of a very excellent kind—in designs to match ] izes, Sec- sala of Sas grote dl. 1S fects in Fringed Velvet Rugs Seconds of $55 Grade $3625 Persian and Oriental ef- these Velvet Rugs—the majority with tan, blue, taupe and the new two-color grounds. 9x12-foot size. Seamless. Braided Rugs 18x30-inch oval Braided Rugs in attractive colors for sunrooms and bedrooms. May be washed. Seconds of $2.25 grade, A ee et te ee ttt ta yarns—velvet kind, finished with fringe; 27x54-inch size; seconds; $ special 3.65 Cork Linoleum This is 4 yards wide—and in the colors and patterns most favored. Seconds of 98c and $1.05 grades, square yard excellent Axminsters Seconds of $41 Grade ‘2523 € Seamless Axminster Rugs with deep, durable pile—and grounds of blue, tan, taupe and sand—fig- ured in many Chinese and modern QxI2 size. ° Inlaid Linoleum 2-yard-wide genuine Inlaid Linoleum in tile, block and mosaic designs; termed “sec- onds” of $1.50 grade because of misprints; OGMETO PETG... sesececs 95¢c Axminster Rugs Woven of high-grade wool | cng Rugs | figures on grounds of the popular colors. $8.75 grade; special at Wilton Rugs 8.3x10.6-foot seconds, of $67.50 grade, be- cause of slight misweaves. Many beautiful patterns; each Basement Economy Store lisle feet. Women’s Hosiery | | Extra Special at 30c € Mock - fashioned silk or rayon Hose, tops Samples and specially purchased Hose, white and colors. Basement Economy Store thread with and reinforced in black, @€ soo—a maker’s small surplus. Attractive prints and nov- elty patterns—in sizes 36 to 44. Most desirable at $2.59 & $2.95 Kimonos lots and $1 69 Basement Economy Store with neat Seconds of Rugs, termed $49 Popular Silks $1.69 to $2.25 Values, Yard.... @ The silk and silk-mixed weaves that are most wanted for Spring apparel may be advan- tageously supplied from this group—including the following: Washable Crepe Plain Broadcloth Printed Georgette Black Satin Flat Crepe $1 .46 Silk-Mixed Brocades Plain Colored Taffeta Changeable Tatfeta Striped Broadcloth Crepe de Chine Basement Economy Store Deck Your Bedroom Windows for Spring With Ruffled Curtain Sets $ 1 .69 @ Crisp Curtains of ivory tinted voile with neat colored edge in rose, blue, gold, green and orchid. Finished with ruffles and complete with ruffled valance and tie-backs to match. $2.50 Value— Window Shades jhe ser 7 $1.15 Genuine Oi] Duplex Window Shades in green and yellow; 34, 42, 45 and 48 inches wide and 6 feet long. $1.65 to $2.75 Values Colored Sets Girls’ Spring Coats Special at $7.35 @ Sport Coats in belted or straightline effects in novelty wool mixtures, plaids, tweeds and plain colors, with various at- tractive trimmings. Sizes 4 to 14 years. Basement Ficonomy Store Boys’ Longies In a Special Group $ 1 19 @ As a Birthday Special we are offering boys’ longies, with cuff bottoms, and ex- cellently made of wool- mixed materials. Sizes 8 to 16 in plain colors or brown and tan striped. Rasement Economy Store Curtain Sets —of voile. with colored hemstitch- ing and edge and dainty ruffles. Complete with valance and $] Q8 tie-backs; special value.. ° * $3.25 Panels Beige colored filet weave Panels in neat allover figured designs, finished with scalloping and fringe; $? 19 inks cs vines esse hewn em Cretonnes Special, Yard Zac New patterns — floral, bird and many more— and bright, attractive new colorings. Curtaining Special, Yard 25c Voile and marquisette with a rose, blue, gold or orchid ruffle. dainty curtains. Ivory Voile Curtain Sets with col- ored band and ruffle. Made full width and length—and complete with tie-backs and valance. $3 39 Special value at.. Rayon Drapery Plain weave Rayon in the gold tint that’s so much in demand for case- ment curtains; special, Stripe Damask Special, Yard $2.39 Striped and allover fig- ured Drapery Damask For in handsome new color- ings. so inches wide. Basement Economy Store Boys’ Shirts Special Value S5¢ @ 1200 boys’ Shirts, of broadcloth, madras, pon- gee, chambray and khaki cloth, for school or play wear. White, plain col- ors, and fancy stripes and checks. Sizes 12 to 14 neck. Basement Economy Store Mattresses $8.95 Value, 562 5 @ Forty-five pound layer-felt and cotton Mattresses that are closely tufted and with rolled edge. Covered with durable art tick- ing. Take advantage of this offering and effect a substantial saving. $4.95 Cotton Comforts Bordered in rose, blue and orchid cotton sateen —with a figured cotton challis center. 72x84-inch size; neatly OE i+ dace $3.59 Basement Econemy Stere 8 ) a0 FoF gh Rat Birthday Sale Offerings Are Extremely Interesting in Linens & Cotton Goods New Spring Fabrics and Domestics Are Included at Savings Pepperell Sheets 81x99-inch Pepperell Sheets, full bleached, seamless Sheets, excellent wearing quality; slight stains; sec- onds of $1.50 grade, Radioux Chiffon Excellent quality Radioux Chiffon— Bed Linens 88c Spreads $1.58 Mill seconds of striped Pure Irish Dress. Linen of fine texture, 36 inches wide, mnon-crease kind. Plain shades. Brocaded Rayon In a large assortment of the most wanted p'ain shades, with woven de- signs. inch edge. grade. Bath Towels In the 24x46-inch size, extra heavy, full bleached, strongly hemmed ends. Slight seconds of 69c grade... ‘a 39¢ Attractive Prints Cotton Blossom Prints, 36 inches wide; white and tinted grounds with neat figures. Birthday special, yard...... 3 é a a, bs 7 pepe Pe - Cis art £5 ae oe . # 94 ott , , epee yer} Set sga *thGy oer, teehee |. te ote * ee, «fee ee 3 ie ¥* ’ on ro. etme Gt * Se Le ae we oe e” » ¥ St ae. ssi db * De i ee et . " rej rs . ‘ +. aw .@ - " : e@ « 4 a Fs crinkle cotton, 8ox10s5- All size. Seconds pure flax Damask, floral ‘striped -designs. Cial value. Scalloped of $2 Brown Muslin 40 inches wide, extra heavy ‘quality, unbleached and very useful for many. purposes. Special value, 124c yard Shirting Madras Woven designs with :ayon stripes, ideal for men’s and boys’ shirts: in desirable sh.des. 59c Special value, yard... _ Cotton Satin Lustrous finished Cotton Satin, go inches wide, in plain wanted shades. A real Birthday valu WGGiic enced sass ei ts Nite ie Ahi aks Dhak ME, SER. TRE ag ek LS se ee. ri, ‘525 % ‘ ae y 8 tes s . Sie =m « 5 Ne, Qed te satin « ba ad s e Oe ah we x OT ee My ee * - are Sgt Tae om . lle he a Aarts - a eth id ae te Reiew - “At a os ty ( ae ra a — ee eae fe ie dead b : we a, oh r. 4 ad 4 a. Q iy wim ere «Paya bi ra vee “ ce _ : . tie eee, Sgt I. Mie HS » Sia x ae ek he 5 ' ork . ‘ ow PRR a Re ey a oes Fu * — = oy Cy ee te Ne a ah ‘ e oa ‘ ~ ” ary) ee . a “ * te ore Sy ey te ap ‘ Pips ils gs ae . > 7 oh a ee a pate AE a me oh 7 ret, %. % J * a wt © — ct AR Ae ne " te » Mey ~ a | aoe ee sake ate hs : = .* . a ne ~* Sees ” O\ am er eamiad ie Re Te ee ers 2 » n 4

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tans gcd PY Re hee * ae ST LOUIS POST- DISPATCH _ __MONDAY EVENING, *FEBRUARY 28. 1927 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH. jHRTHASSALSREED [-———— ES FORFARM BLLVOTE J} ===" ar em : eta brae iat sone . CEE SEAS re x’ rae ie os Derg e he Pe Ri ra F. SPF er ee rept ate ; . . . nm ah 7 re RB >a) ee pak PR GIRS, Th Sar troubles 5 quickly re- +a ditorial in Missouri Farmer § ag O te S%, a a a 39 Tuesday Means Savings on Ready-to-Wear and Many Other Needs ow 2; le: Se apse a A esac ~ ae an | A Ready-to-Wear Event Tuesday That is Extraordinary a 300 Brand-New Spring 800 Beautiful New Spring th War 1 South Spring’s Latest Styles, Colors and Fabrics in Coats Bought t‘ A large variety of wondertul styles, mate- isiewioes ee Would be severely rocked by a | to Sell at a Great Price Concession. | = rials and an array of brilliant colors. ‘ wore : ‘ 50 os % ~ 7+. ha © 4 ...] a =) 7s > ® > aw hor. ba Ale (ites? al - Rady ie gue Se. Lars and Succes Puss ected chiet execute x Ah } Exceptionally - . ce fz \\ te i | Dresses tor a not seued ten tee emg das gs Sg i | Ye Street, Dress, Locust at 334 St se ie Sertestiire = ty i CH te % atte os % —— _ he a arene “J : . . eRe AOA Cae eT AAS aE ree Velvet he Women’s 89c to $1.00 | | Women’s $1.98 Rayon || i OA \ Come : gly es - Jie, - ; “should Have Read the ihe : deed. ie » tte Senator Sto: ‘he ik ae .49 W , We have an jj mever have been guilt, oo in the lot rap- day for you— ee Seen, os Nn eC] CA) | as 0 S hdc tie. + Cr he a | Around ‘(Bargain Basement.) and . Lovely New Spring . E } . , for | | Models in Practt- J, P } | Corselette ussing it. far 2) - SERBIA PRT tian ge? Se he, 4 cal Wash Dresses for the M arvelously Comfortable / and Satistactory 109 For the woman who prefers ight- asain | WEsT END | SNGRESS ovens Ms DEAD 5 7 = - > 7” a ANAT > ’ 4 4 : : : ; . . : ; ; » ; ¥ . = . ' : : eT ee AaYOTL IN 4a ' : — : - - y ~ + _ ; ~ - - ~ . | . ‘ >_ ? ? > | % . > ' i ‘ ' . . i a ¥ . ; “ ‘ : : *. P “ = a 4 o4 od am b a - al s- -- 7 - $ ‘ mp . i= F . > —_f a ; od . ————" - . ¢ - “A - : ; e's : 3 ’ j ; . - a cin “aa . ae » 8 3 ; —s roleur a ; : - oy . 4 . . . - - Ae : - a : 4 ri o 5 s e e - > ; | Hy 2 ~ r . ~ -> - - : _— © : j 9 | ef ha : as ; . i ; ‘ . i a ” . - a a - . a ~— ~ - > ~ > . > Sr “ ~~ . . a ~—« _ o - , ’ 7 2 3 4 . : B U ; ————_ roacciotns an Citas Iie WOCT Earners it . 3 | in OUDOIRS | 1] 7 ) : | : Sizes to : " — 2 = ~* » -+ +s — ~ : - > ‘ — a ; Pe “ ¥ r aa sae ~ aa - : 3 z i 4 2y > » - : eS J \ 4 . .? ta ’ “ — e = 7 - a a & i tw + . + ? > ‘ Largest Bargain Basement.) (St. Leuis’ Largest Barcain Basement.) ‘(Bargain Basement.) i weaves ‘Rargcain Basement.) ON TE RNS ca TN 2 RLS I REIN, CRO O RRIN ecthee eR a a oa ‘Bargain Basement.) , : : : : : : A At te tt Tuesday—Sale of 500 Girls’ New SPRING DRESSES Charming little models in Frocks that sell regularly for $6 and $7.98. Sizes for girls 7 to 14 years. Every Dress Brand-New od 40c Turkish Towels 18x36-inch extra-good quality dou- By 5 vw Cen | sle-knit Towels; plain white or with Cc ie -Olored borders. Slight seconds. 3 Wg. Luncheon Sets $2.50 Mattress ‘ae 29 Pieces 54x76 io bed size, extra fine quality, .98 —- | Q5 1 and firmly quilted. W on- $F tae Choice, oe e Beautiful Elk-Padded Sole Boudoir Slippers of Silk Rayon napus trimmed with dainty Rosette. ADVERTISEME Colors Black, Rose and Copen. Sizes 2'4 to 8. WEAK cTIMECHS $1.95 Satin BOUDOIRS 515] BRACE IGHT UP ae “| And Handle Heavy Meals __/ | Without Slightest Distress These Boudoirs are made of ; oe runners, i -E ? red tow- || ety ial wenbe, 34 clit + 30c Cut Glassware in all the wanted. colors i : ; Sperkling rich fish Dome cut wreath pattern of fire quality ‘end- of and shades. Yara.. 2 t Siown stem ena cou : (St. Louls* Largest Bargain Basement.? ape? Girls’ Wash Dresses cpeatbrays, Vebecks 78c Girss’ Rayon Dresses - a8 with son - $1. 19 | ‘. Leuwiw Larcest Barcnin Rasement.) ut.) och he GAS NR Sead Say ’ * on) +6 Bp te. & a a Se RS j 5‘ bd iS inal Women's Boudoirs of soft black kid with hand-turned soles and rubber heels. Large | "ex! oF an r aot he . vou i silk pompons on vamp. Ali} “emember that ¢ food and | | | — Py ‘ a sizes, 2% to 8. digestion ig your health LAbbb bbb bh bh dh bh bbb bbb AAA baa aa BALABAEAoAaEaDanaaaaDEaaaaaaeh aa aan anda dad, Paap pebaRa a baka a bb dda bahehbaab baba aba sahaDaaaDAahanaaEnaEaaLanananannarannnn Pappa baba e dd pSSSESSLE LEEDS SEALE LE RDEADADEASREAEARLAREAD EERE REDE EEEEEEE EEE ES *

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mtg 8 — ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH -MONDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 28, 1927 ___ ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH ____-_ __—. PAGE 9 =r i= ol Silk | ~he “ae r : wis ay in o ee $1 Men’s gb fon S = tee nie S la Sets Sanitary Aprons Dyanshine Polish : Bettas 08; U nion . = aera 86 spools. Specially PR BS oon oe Gu = seyhas —_— os eae ab es . —— , Suite ZA #6 Spools 25c re — pack- Y or fal sie made 390¢ se vial... 29c THAN IN DECEMBER $a) = 2 voile top c specia a ae Brnietic Style, — = | eet sane a (Mtatn ise ettadacemronmsg J Reiss ee ee J NX sewsespaiecot ier secs ioe Says torn fu thpeette, “ee, +. : ee eye fe " Qe ape Py ow “ a * _* v4 é ee ia Y ao bfansa> Meth ee mee : NEE, 2 Pabosal nn ells. ine lta ia ee od an ae ¢ _ ~ q . a ee, Ss) pin y ae cudeioaae THE STORE FOR ALL THE PEOPLE [Federal Reserve District Re- Broadcloth. ——,| ports It Less Than in January QUALITY COMES FIRST HERE AT EVERY PRICE LEVEL) 2 | textile mills, coal mines, drug and | 4 in the boot r me . | chemical plants an items for home, Many of these ottle . all]. noe tndueties: aeeeeeeeeal a ‘a onl ran are gree vat for the Sum- . & by a decided slump in building 5 ie id i mer ° | : Ds} | tivit d a mediocre showing in BI ; SA VIN Gs T TUESDA zt iil | tne con and stect InOuerh, Gaul le fj| | tributed to the general irregularity ’ | of business of the last 30 days in ° The idle morning hours—afternoons at home—evenings listening ~ ! ? to the radio are all opportune moments in the interlude of a busy = , S197 | the St. Loults Federal Reserve Dis- “ life that may be spent profitably making pretty articles for one’s trict, according to a report issued orful styles, mate- : self or one’s friends. | - brilliant colors. | |}eWet: 4 The wholesale and jobbing trade \, 42 This Tuesday Event—Timely and Desirable Items February Sale . corresponding period last year. made a better showing relatively than the retail trade, and distribu- i Ke | Business in the coal and lead and Stamped Tea Towels Krinkle Cloth Spreads ‘ An outstanding February Sale of St. Louis just closed. zinc mining areas was more active Attractive patterns — $ Stamped on this sturdily wearing $ The success of this sale left a number of odd pieces, broken /than last year, with collections MORON | flected greater improvement than industry. The period as a whole showed improvement over the pre- - | vious month, although the volume ‘of business wag below that of the - preaaree tion of merchandise generally re- . f ole te eobeabie for the cotton weave—pleasing design for lots and etc., that can not be filled in, or duplicated and we prin ae and demand tor Spring bride’s shower — lazy daisy stitches—most effective have priced them for quick disposal. Below are listed a few 3 aaa tone Dies or attractive for one’s own when finished of the Suites and there are many other odd pieces for every Operatic Baritone Bargain J Tt ae bz. By the Aasociate’d Press. ~ ti i home _or Summer cottage. ? room in the house. Come early as there are in most cases - At Basement ; (4h ; | CHICAGO, Feb. 28.—Ernest Tor- qi . | only the floor sample. We have a convenient Club Plan and | ti, 41 years old, a baritone with the wv §}\ rn, 190 and 580 Stamped Scarfs. .3 for $1 — _ ae : the Morris Plan with 50 weeks to pay. ia) | Nene ee .f | sm Stamped Cotton Bridge Sets. .3 for $1 elie gr een a meen x | | ieeascivede: : a & es’ Stam Dresses — Bro . ' } ; Spr of silks found Tt : AX. Odd Pieces of BI ER re pe ; ni ~ | ascii | c = oa priced A Dresses. i oi nm IM F3 ing wor:en’s aprons and lace-trimmed ; edeeed Pitlewenees , eS RS ~ se s ener om isses and women. Me Me ae DN Qe s: dresser scarfs 2 pieces for $1 ‘ i; we | Sih Se Ae : | gs S | $3 Odd Novelties ‘ | , 1H a Wee ify’ aes wy | ) | AO HYaNiYaN TraxtYei (extrac vevire new tricoknit (ra 9 fae os NAG. | ; : ses for stouts in — : i vie . Ce titer 1 aes Sy Stamped Handkerchiefs. ...10 for $1 ‘ Doll Light Frames—Complete with A my Lon ome nM GHEE ES SZITS Is $285 4-Piece Two-Tone, walnut finish .$185 a we evil § $300 4-Piece Suite, Gainsborough finish $189 Numberless business men okay the expenditure of money for advertising when in their hearts they believe the money is largely wasted. In such case,they seem to believe that advertising is a ne- cessary evil. Surely if it is an evil, it is not neces- sary. Could any business lose by cutting out any expenditure which is not accomplishing a result worth the cost? We are for courage under such circumstances, believing there is nothing to be gained by an unwise ex- penditure and everything to be gained by cutting off unnecessary costs; : **° Before cutting off ad- vertising, however, we have only to suggest that an open-minded investi- gation be made as to whether the advertising can not be made to ac- 150 Silk Dresses a _ * a + be " e) ss ae aw « Niveray | . .} } —_ é@ — = by, — ae res , , , | i ; in ° -Base Floorcovering : bia | eat hes ah, “ares Way ve IE $300 4-Piece Two-Tone, walnat finish Combining | : } these Gloves—wit ee Pues aneten Pion Ry i BS $89 French Vanity, walnat and gam. er ee $49 * a es ea treatie ew ap me ll Recto, = Si — = e- Widind tut ia. ak ee - i TvaNiy fancy flare and turn- vy felt base in ree _— > down cuffs, effective- . is Wra m | ly trimmed with i. Sige of \ p stitching. aw > ote > te, ag, range Sisto tin Z) \ | 3 $79 Triplicate Vanity .. re ‘doomed eli le ee a $50 Bow-Foct Walnut and Gam Bed....... .. $25 | 3 $62.50 Chitforebe, two-tone walnat and gum. . .$39 and ES $300 4-Piece Suite, walnut and gam decorated .$179 Corselette | | Ss ale Men's Fancy Shirts | DINING-ROOM FURNITURE a 7 $3, Cc i= ievelously aS | 4000 Shirts in This Group, White Shirts, Fancy Shirts— and Satisfactory Enough Color Combinations to Appeal to Every Taste $400 9-Piece, walnat veneer, very heavy $ | $575 10-Piece Suite, walnut and birch. . ; Ka $475 9-Piece Suite, walnut veneer Drapery Materials | | = | is Iz $325 10-Piece Rockford Suite, walnut veneer. .$189 yards bordered scrims, voile and For the woman who prefers | ; | 7 ‘ 7m $250 9-Piece Suite, shaded walnut finish $169 arquisettes. Seconds. Yard, F » the unbroken lines of a cor- | : ie as a $300 9 Pisce Suite Spanish design ; is | F* - > S ncaa these lines are f ) | ‘ | almost essential for the ma- | : 12 ° . Idec, 17c | oth of figures — but needs H &e “a re le $330 9-Piece Suite, walnut and gum... res Gag dicen oe ay es 5 $189 9-Piece Suite, walaut and gum (Bargain Basement.) @ @-diaphragm and abdomen, we | d thi ae , : fe By ; eet ar een. A : : IE $240 9-Piece Suite, walnut and gum 4 P designed under-belt, dis- | : : | Is Pi : mish 13 | | | : iz -Piece Suite, shaded walnut finish veneer . $139 perectly joined at the rubber =| ) Carefully made Shirts that promise the utmost is $179 9-Fie : $ $5 Linoleum Rugs PF section. | my 2 | E . lish definite resul & aE* (Nugente—Second Floor. South.) | y of practical wear. The qualities are exceptional- KG $200 9-Piece Suite, walnut and gum ot on diana Linoleum Rugs, 7 | ) : lv fj h k - iy . . i .6 | oss 1 , : y fine—the workmanship withstands the closest | 2 .P al $2 9 ‘ 7 : _ — . we Pe eR RR A Nn me NNR BE oe ——— : c ‘ ‘ ° 7 i f $28 0 § iécé Suite, Rockford make . : : | Very frequently indeed de. Sq. yd.. w. * & 4 od - + : RR hn Site " a. a ie Me lace. ae « 7 Y sete ot a ‘(liniiente Basement.) YEN VENT NON VEIL TIL et ar tn ~~, eS i 7 4 +. ’ haa ie . sm SOLO ay avevive. (Bargain Basement.) @\ivaxtve. a ~. eee % } Beees¢ NARALAnY \a¥e\Ave\ ive\nya\uva\iva\uverye oot size, heavy F: . scrutiny. Styles to suit every man—collar-at- | , ; ae os Reba: tached, neckband, collar-to-match kinds. Also 5; $340 9-Piece Suite, Rockford make Kel |. it is not the advertising Select — | fray ag pleated bosom styles with stiff cuffs. 12 | which is at fault, but the kK a lack of a wusiness-like 5 sl Fibre-Stripe Woven Madras E LL INGC.R : aes: See may Imported English Broadcloths 2 La ING ROOM FURNITURE ‘al i possible by care Silk-Stripe Jacquard Materiais E «$200 3-Piece Jacquard Suite, revers. cushions, $100 |i) os eeeeeeeneas Rayon-Stripe Broadcloths 5 $224 3-Piece Cane Suite, Karpen make | definite objectives, and = | accomplishes them at New Olivia Ivory | i Bi Many Other Fine Materials B $180 2-Piece Jacquard, solid mahogany frame. $139 ||| less cost thancan be done 2 5 $250 2-Piece Mohair fy| ||} by any other means. The Patterns Are Most Desirable ee* Luncheon Sets a ae . . ) a | An event of the greatest importance—provid- ; $295 2-Piece Mohatr ; i | The big word in this 29 Pieces | Every Shirt Guaranteed to Fit ing values that are exceptional even for this | $410 3-Piece Mohair Kernen Suite ke | : How little advertising connection is “focusing”. enty of white, fancy checks, stripes and x : . : | oT) Shirt lightly soiled and | store. Plenty of w y I : ° | en i a however, other novelty patterns offer widest selection. $540 2-Piece Mohair, solid mahogany, Karpen . $300 | really focuses! This com- $1 49 | pany will not undertake Ch ’ : 2 h- =? os . “ oice e | oc restore them to original fres Sizes 14 to 17 in the Lot | $189 2-Piece Bed Suite ie a campaign for anybody | — (Nagents—Main Floor, North.) | $260 2-Piece Mohair Bed Suite Ki. unless and until it can be : ‘ z sKHown that there is a BE Willivice of highcrade Steubenville ivory ‘6c . ee ° 1s $250 2-Piece Kroehler Bed Saite, mohair clear business objective _gemth rich colorful Dresden floral cent Ed . ° t complished, E ler ine eiians amb ond black Sale ot Belding-Hall Retrigerators ; $269 3-Piece Jacquard Bed Saite Ge odmaadanda is the iage decoration will surprise you. What | = ng ete EXCEPTIONAL SAVINGS TUESDAY—STONE-LINED $306 3-Piece Jacqaard Bed Suite ||] Scunceh coup 4f aaa Each Set Consists of BS eee sagst Regular $52.50 Value Regular $49.50 Values ie pee ee : plishing it. ucers ; Gediakte Denit, open = 3- Soe 5 aor kind; 100- $ 50 | Convenient Deferred Paymen ts Principale: BR. G. You wer Plates 1 Sugar Bowl 7 iS-= 1 75-pound ice capac- 47 pound ice capacity; 4‘). 1x A.N. Dey Willerd D. Geasteh e Dishes 1 Cream ity; in this apartment : a : . » Me ideal for daily use for the average | ila | event .... | Mmm» ; bai with a Dining Service for six | id ; ' ¢ : - ie ae _WHITE PORCELAIN LINED 2 eo l ws noe | | ay! oon is +s 1 Regular $53 value—3-door side-icers —75-pound 50 , : = £50c Cut Glassware | : ] ii DING “a(Nagente—Fourth Floor, South) on The Morris Plan and ICERS; 75-lb. ice capacity lb. ice capacity. cit lex take 50 weeks to pay. (legente—F' ourth Floor, South.) RAR TAAAS a __wTTrrrrTrreereereereerteeteee eee eee i ee hhh i ee I Br triste etet eit carat ps aati tte tt ite (3 on AB ik hate: +i iinet sitiiats te “7

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"PAGE 10 ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH MONDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 28, 1927 _STLOUIS | POST-DISPATCH e e rs. Houdini verified Kraus’ sto- | Mother Seeks Danghter 16. | W es - WA S ’ | $ >] .OU Secret ot Houdinti’s io een precat me src of Virginia McBrayer, 16 years old, | Shortest to. ' g uf Si bd of the Society of American Magi- t of her mother, Mrs. Minnie | Telepathy Trick Bared ‘cians, of which she is an honorary | M si gar of “ett rege ema fe | ; : | ' Pte, Pa ng oS ao mar ed Voile TYler | si gprs a cocthaghen attra gdm Saturday ni the mother re- | UBaa $ = ew . Print oO es I | 2378 ences are mystified. ' ported > 2 - + : A MOST attractive collection > ae . ° * - : 7 a i — L. C. Kraus, Late Magician’s Nephew, Ex- x | ; = | Printed M oiles, “ charming cok =. = . SS. * s for Summer frocks. A - plains That Novel Telephone De- Modern ER = : ) | \ jue chiffon finish. 39 inch ice Made it Possibl — a _ «sIFAZAN ee with & CON cloced. Wash a vice ade l OSSIDIC. at —, y : | Moderate Prices Th ee & le "4 _ roo la, . } > ? "fy abi Lv.S$ -. LOUIS e Ice CO Special From the New York Bu nee ™ Sain sega Peach - a W 4 .. Ne : d of Gla sses UNION STATION .. 7:30 pm DELMAR AVE... *e « 1:45 pm reau of the Post-Dispatch. Opservation-lounge . sass in | nese Rae 4 r. I] d /] d NEW YORK, Feb The hen the cabinet was closed he Come in and get acquainted with our op- AR H "-20 am a 4 e . ve a ae “eae ai y ae 3 ae . ° OMA 4 *-eeee 730 a ee ey L wl Bie... Y spl e€ a own cret of Houdini’s spectacular “tel S4s DACK & Sitiais MiGUen Palics as tical service. Here you will cel ‘ : . —— Dra ng room, Bs q bd ¢ oVaek : ae ulled out an earphone.” ur moder: -- Free reclining chair capge | , the secret. as it is am unwritten law is being sought by police at the re- Sonat Dry pe ee Sa —and only 12 hours Store Hours: Daily 9:00 to S: - ‘2: Higgs Nal ia area bythe 2 = ful eye examinati on with Delmar Avenwe Scation is a great con- wenience if you liwe in the West End connections at Omaha Facies fast trains We her dress: nillions ¢ eople before his death, re miort, Our Wabash Ticket Offices at Broadway & ? , éé was divwged today. Heretofore Ragemgate ee a” lalla Guarantee Locos, Union Sentenced DeimerAve. of coffee stain and looking just as good as new. é!! himself by “natural means.” "ras is: eS | ee — im COR BORATED @ Thrift She p—Seco ond Fleer. Wt. Louw Lergert “Womens abecicity ap It sang us a peculiar sense of Pl leasure to be ap- ind rarely indeed do we oo “foams oun toe cE Luesday, the Spring Buying Season Ofticially ie With the 7 » ‘ “te 7 o7 tay + ‘7 TO t" : 4 my mm oc ; . * - — >» ~-A A ~-* - - -- . ~~ * | ; v%. F 7 + - . v7? é ? ‘ j ’ an ; . bud AG ae a ~% | ‘ i 9 J id a § . Ps -m £ + ’ _ + — ‘ r P o-, * t¢ ’ 7 ‘ i+ Ee f i ; ’ . 2 . . J . — . — " 2 : —_— 4 - ~ } ¢ TF in e 6st ¥t * s 7% a+ ’ ‘ * 7 J i a* ‘ eau } . : . ~ ; eo _— _ TY PT ‘ ‘ : ’ } Aad s% a wis & \A = eS . - aan s | 4 ‘ . ~ Isveatinni?: Antpra 4 _ f ; os , ; st A bid Piaid CAS “ Ld v* ‘ hs —" ; . ¥ wT rm 7 ’ 7° rt . a Yr a , ~ od 24 . + . - ;? a ' 4 oo Sigh SPECIALLY . interesting Novel Telephone E xplains ae ings in every department n which established an invisible con : ae = = ek the first of March events, which w . 7 enable many to make important sav . . A . : ings on Spring needs. Shop through # This ttractive Dyeing and Cleaning oe « posed of n an} turns of fine insu. / i “in Je ‘ ‘ h ° a : ends of thi i ws re | ta h tc ee = Fe | é = i) 11 | | NW is ‘ 3 Walnut and hardwood com ou Is the Exclusive Langstras Method of Superior Cleaning All d interiors dust- 7 SIE BEM ANED LR REMNANT EES i i A mie arrte, Se iii oe ah Yen ater in >, “ og laigs 20 ge he TA Pa ee EON abel DEE sant hee A he Aerie Ape dite » 2 ath NE I: BO SP RAST BN ly, BEER REP Hea na a ee et es or AMEE RS og I: pres oginen Sr a Rida ia magia Wl s EMTALA SO CLEANERS AND DYERS OF FINE FABRICS, WEARING AP- PAREL AND HOUSEHOLD GOODS, CARPET RENOVATORS 53 Branches Sein LLY GE ORIN IR 58 92 Sea Ree he ae ce . eee ieee Tad te) Wiens soter sa «ok sy ie . wh partes Y Yip Awe oF ~ s Nap Tiapuriten, Se eons ss i ay Hing - * a - x & fey ra ~ : 2 : 4. TUESDAY! A SALE! Girls NewVoile |: >.” and Swiss sty = ara Several Hundred Smartly Furred Party Frocks Sport and Dress Coats The Season's Outstanding Modes in Black or Light Shades, Smartly Furred BE he a a yatta ae ES ny, aT Stat asta hist tae $ OR) aa eee Three representative patterns are, attractive choice offered, in Simme full-size and twin beds are incl is only one of a kind. ee ee ee / Underpricing of New Spring Frocks $12 A VERY special group of high- er-priced Spring Frocks cured from makers who are well known. Showing all of the ap proved silks and cloths in a ww Se Gee eeeaeeeeeeae ares lé ~f Vie , Furs include monkey, twin beaver. squirrel, white , | . fi j i ane > ( j " ; : 5 . ’ ) . : ¥ tik “ } ‘3? try _+ + 4 z : > tea ‘ a > . Cc) ‘ Ss - . duce at home : his cost tor mate , mals and trimmings alone. Bee afternoon, oF ‘ ’ New Styles and Shades in Cotton Linene and English Prints With Set-In Sleeves. . Benes his en ns cee ee ae hinni® Sen! SRE pee P Dae * Avro dit AT - TTT). . | 7 ao sees Seee8s The Dresses are of sheer voile or Swiss, all ruffled from the knee to the waist. Some styles have ruffles of rayon, others ruffles of the fabric, edged with lace. There are straightline Frocks, Frocks with sashes, and some that are smocked. And among them there’s sure to be one to suit your critical little Betty Jane. ee. ee 889 6 seese er ee 888 gure 4ITivev , _< # nish Suits, tailored manner, of new tweeds and mixteres m the wanted shades. Sizes 14 to 38 Suit Sai Maize, blue, pink, rose, lavender and two shades transmitter In his hand and repeat- Misses’, Women's and Extra Sizes to 52. ¢g ; | i te o. 2 4 Tic —rr : 4 of green are the colors in which the dresses come. — ais repetiicous Thri hop—Sec Tere carried his poe =m a jean wiree ft S Second Floor. KLINE S—Balcory to the top floor, terminating tn . wn Aa th az ' a ¥ Whee ; A me ts “ Bur 2 gen Yi ag a : oe eens ae another BR SSSSSS580888 beeeeeeeeee | LIOMAS W. GARLAND, Inc.—Sixth Street Thru to Broadway, Between Locust and St. Chariesgggpesaeueeeaeet

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—_____________ §T. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH . ____-_MONDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 28, 1927 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH : — New! Printed Voiles From France Votive Lights : em . . “ & A MOST attractive collection of imported : PG Printed Voiles, in charming color combi- In Cartons “a nations for Summer frocks. A sheer qualit & ww a S ° if SE 4 chiffon Gitte. 99 inches wide te pecial, 3 Dozen, 85c ike z : e Colored Wash Goods Shop—Se | > cond Floor. Religtous Articles Shop—First Floor. KS a 3 4 bbiciinisniebiiis SG 6 “4 i = Wee Hours. Daily 9:00 to 5:30—S —saturday 9:00 to 6:00 | Telephone Orders, Shoppers’ Aid GArfield 7500 | Olive and Locust, From Ninth to Tenth ¥, Be sreenaneceaeietntainaa Dire ane Observation-lounge Car-..Ce¢ ing car--- Drawing room sleeping ---Free reclining chair cars... - Va nde VO ‘ ’ B ° S] Rajah Pussywillow See ae oan wich Ua “i rts Be =. Up | _— | sen --+ Thru sleeper St. Louis . 66 . r : 5 ; : S ll fl designs, un- a Cote Coast ml Headquarters for Beddir is” BP gD merged ae tiies : , neusk Sea designs that frocks, wears well and laun- take their inspiration from eee ) ders beautifully. Yard, $2.50 rie ; our National Parks make up | " | ELLE 1 ; . , bs this brilliant array of new _ BELLA ED "thE | led ar SON y | Silks. Yard $4.50 ‘ 5S f AEE ee (Ta, cat et 4 ee A ta a= = og. $f: - , “ > . ’ RP tee ~ MOCE A — ag Ie, BE if ge ‘Pry » . ee SERVING SINCE 1636 Silk of Sprin igh : tt NSS IIS OPA ESS SED | " pring Coats ie Pees. SA PES. Shy || When Rajah Silk turns one Te Ng nity group for the woman or miss who . iis = = —+ = 7 sons 2 = — , i Salome. Yard $2.98 ‘ ; , y ed BP ape wil fice R eee? ama he 4 a | 7 - 7 : with gorgeous floral effects provide a pleasing choice .in Jpens With the Printed Silk Crepes Sener PSCCEPERER ESSEC eeEes et enseene : these Crepes. Yard, $1.98 to $4.50 >. oe 2 > De m Satin Crepe “. ay ;, 1. {3 Saat Co a ‘ (FF ST aV od TZ Satin Canton Superior is the Printed : | | , ; ~ : wu = " ? a : “ . f — a . % ; | oe} , on (a Bed $29 50 Tape ay name of this handsome Satin y SY) oe ai? ais Chiffons : g— __—> ; . id Hl ST Crepe which can depend alone ¢ of eli {J {. : 3 se Gey, Se. A ae on its reverse side for trim- . , 5E4 2 Bg I | These airy fabrics and Geor- The nar ST | 7 . pe) BS 1: gette Crepes over a neutral PR Bh ok oc eet ming. B tiful shades. i Mattress, $9.75 ak pie ag ye | Yard eas $3.75 | ; Ay 7 background make the loveliest ee be, = ies ea. ~ ates ~ oe . _ orven t far, ae ? DE SBR masse yreame a lel Mae eee ae ee ee ee ons is Lennepatan os ” . : y ee ares i : = ™ a ‘ a . 2 reais * . : fae Aneta ae eee ba i A ie. ap a, Ay deci ff tone « » . . 7 . — " P : a" S, al et PRD RE BSG IIR ee iat EAS sty ee ik neal ' eee, co emer * + FR ye toe mnange Se wm wre ph oe EB... obighe at hens we a vy cet een.) OM csi sd Fath i Sit : : 4 : May ee . " i fe, 2 Lie, i AGO s : - “3 Pate Po ‘ ‘ tee rf B " , 4 ng . — Bye RS tv aS ath ty: Delete 4 ‘a MAW, oy ” avy “et 82 ‘ w “ ° n am. & e % * ~ © e ” + “ > & ® ete we « ~ * > ™ » - Sas “th ad 7 . * “ “ o . ae Ay e a *

@0@ x ore. =%eo> eye rancenter eer ol A a RRR Aaa te SiR iat GS endactataean ite cS lhe Se ae ene, ee ? e ke /g Em ‘ 4 DAK Foulard | Sal er. ; ry $ ¢ 75 ' “a eae bs Good Housekeeping. Priscilla Proving Plant. i Miley ad a Ste, Rapley Aloe ee, «lectin heir tga Mates Ve Jae hs ty Me a cme e- aeiaaigrt fel . Mbt & Pigs Y . ae Se oe . od ‘ v re) i os 4 re hunk x “ ~* we a aon e ete ie ee 4 P ; il bes beh ere ai : x , : it ae * : he ol ak, dk ral bs ™ > ; x Tribune Institute. Today's Housewife. ' eee Farm and Home Testing Rice Leaders of the World. p . . irrived' Clever. shy, rt-coated, man- "i Faget Station Grand Prix of Quebec. In maple, doeskin, rose- Shown for the first time nish Suits, tailored he est € at tal . : / ' lies, of Ge Siete and anieauees Be Sel $13 Allowance on Any Old Cleaner : wood, blonde, gray, fawn, Tuesday! Be among the first | the wanted shades. \ : » ~ just Telephone GArfield 7500 | mode, nut, cinnamon and fo take advantage of the sel]- Sizes 14 to 38 Suit Salon—Third Floor. : ; : a Special Demonstration—Electric Floor Waxer this | dawn. ing. be ‘SC COR See eee er eEr een eEee eer ; W nl r—sSOld on the Club Plan—$5 down. A. > ° nd St. Charle-ggeeeeseneeeee . al : _* Rimetcert's Electric Shop—Downstairs 3 Vandervoort’s—Aisle Tables—First Floor. 4 #4 1 aia aie ; " =_ ‘ ee ; Soe PS. 2 * oe g 7 ee ‘ | ea 7 ’ . “ ‘ ot a | Pernt soe ‘ F : wat ae .* e . ® eo" etate ‘e Pi . a -— 53 7 eS + — ” * a? 4 ro" 18 et at OTe Fg gt et ote” ets > at w* o*

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MONDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 28, 1927__ | ___ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH PAGE 12____ ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH. See Our Other Announcements on Pages 6 and 7 | PT eg E er: 3 i a a Ali , 4 Men’s Sample Half Hose | ae a6 | Very Unusual Values at 46c » Iie ier eesiteeemeanianistilciain cee aa , Double Eagle = q A wide selection of fancy and plain Half Hoge . ART TWO Omer in full-fashioned and seamless styles. You have ae P seein ae Stamps Tuesday 8 choice of stripes, checks and other patterns in an ‘ atk: yo CONTENT Ps = f colors. Al li - 7 OPERATED BY THE MAY COMPANY - eS ee oo - colors. aoe : i THE MAY CO. THE MAY CO. FAMOUS-BARR CO. M. O’NEIL CO. THE MAY CO. Los Angeles Denver St. Louis Akron Cleveland Second Day of the Intensely Interesting Annual Sale - of 7 Ready—For Tuesday's Selection—Complete Assortments of “ql CHARGE K LAN a Sample Millinery |Men’s Spring Suwity mt Mts é : Fhat Chicagoan, Ade t Designers—Extraordinary Values i ends |” Ad From Foremos § y : Two-Trouser Models in Correct New Styles His Lawyer and Thomas = € The Hats in this diversified collection represent the © and Colors—In Three Important Groups | . ee uta | Ww. Cunningham Be Cited _. ., smartest, most distinctive modes created by lead- . @ to wae BP WILL SEEK ACTION «ne ing New York designers. The originally large eY tin assortment assures wide choice Tuesday. ) 40 S 5 4 “SCN DISTRICT COURT ™ «re And every single model emphasizes the a | | ~ p _ 4. Y. MH value at $10—by its individual i) We \ N\A Mitigation Urged in Case of 205% tt 7 | ane hear OP IONE 0. A PRN od Ry Le BRM Petty MAAR RE ty AIR Ay ys Beal style and Arnage. work- State’s Attorney Crowe ‘° mansnip. n opportu- | Finally Answeredit™: % nity that you should ae Who Finally oe not miss! € Here are the styles that the standard makers of well-tailored ie achowy Suits are offering for Spring. Newest, brightest Spring 4 , - —# Questions. 000° cor woolens — light,.-medium or dark colors — cut and : | \e ; | : hone tailored to comply with every approved mas- , ¥ } | ie | oa 0-28 Woeit Se lined | culine style requirement. Assortments offer- | at | OME WASHINGTON, Feb. 28.—The| «ag a” @ PReed Campaign Fund Investigating | the Dress, ee ly | “GYM " ing certainty of satisfactory choice and ee ~ BOM Committee laid before the Senate] know, ‘t 1 i We this afternoon a formal report rec-| Durant Sports and proper fit in the College or Con =f s : - | Te nendtnis that Samuel Insull, of grea Street Hats servative type you prefer. Full i . FB chicas public utilities magnate, | may & in Advance Models gu ' Beme Daniel J. Schuyler, his attorney, ful a8 nl we on — | i fand Thomas W. (cunningham, |) us. o 7e-treasurer of the Republican State) “We gage : , wr -_ H Gi); A -Committee of Pennsylvania, be ad- reaved stubs included. : if ' & : judged in contempt of the commit-, wrote Meee and of the Senate for their re-/| planet POR VAAN. (S25 NAN WAY . ‘\ KO WAL AS ~ 2 * Luh Sheer Lote Sid a hn Raigh POST aiteee telh PEN ; - REA aS PNR Ree a Sit aiiate nia 2 sss “SS ORI, eee ee ~m Ld * vf meen : a we fo us ey , a dy J From tiny cap styles for bobbed heads to rer” | | AN \, ORE Mr cais to answer certain questions. | Fesiatil hy - a 7 - . i ) | ‘ f | Z ES Missouri, the committee chair- | stroyé ful and matronly. styles In the large head Academy Hig Spring Suits With Extra | , - | ena ae wan cube by | with” sizes—every one is “individual”. Ribbons, Sinia, a member. | Goft has drawn a resolution, | win and the new Spring colors are includeqd— Crochet Braids obtainable here exclusively—in latest editions of three-button single and | | Gin the Senate tomorrow by Benje- | 18, i. lso m Model : ite aso many black Hats. dels ot Crepe checks, mixtures and plain blues. All-wool fabrics. hat the cases of the three’ Fecall iii made gracetul, wide-brimmed models and youth- In the absence of Senator Reed | const Rae Ee ; + af an Oo "Os Uy ai | wis ot Trousers—$24.50 to $32.50 7 a. Senator Goff (Rep.) of West Vir | "a flowers and ornaments are cleverly used— | Milan Hats ‘ Academy High Suits, specialized to please young men of 16 to 20 years and , ) : a oe it te uaia, eill te Ee double breasted styles, with wide trousers. Spring tans, grays, stripes, | for iteed. This will recomman@ am Smartest New Pelts al citrant witnesses be certified to the | District Attorney of the District of; The more particular you are about your | ; | Ch tte Braid H Hats—the more you'll appreciate these | Ouquette bral ats ep Columbia for prosecution in the}, ot fe courts. The proposed procedure Is fF f ikea! 1 ' Milli Sal | P| : | models at $10! Only one or two alike: # Silk Chapeaux Hair Hats oun eee. | New O coats | | nc care as thie ae ine | 7Ouem ae case of Harry F Sinclair for his| Curd Te refusal to give inforniation desired ‘tions | " : W : ' | St. Louts’ Widest Assortments and Best Values—at | BE ve Teapot Dome Oil investisa- | wayg: 8 Men S hite English | | | | ¢ 2 Obduracy and Defiance, — cr B | +242 "702 to $383.00 BEB ving out the pertinent parts of the) peal roadclot ts ‘= BE eeuis sna scnoynte. ave goiy ae . Gg Insull and Schuyler are guilty of : Carefully assembled Topcoat assortments of direct appeal to men who are £ SEE. -on tinued obdteaiy” and Ean Of a High Grade, at looking for “the best”—in style and quality as well as in value. Full SHE conduct of Cunningham has béet draped box models, “Bonnyknit” Coats, loose-fitting single-breasted meee. “defiant and contamina a The report recounts le oppor. | | 55 , and many other Spring models—of splendid fabrics—all | IE, itise ciuen ¢his See e . 1] ( cravenette-processed to give rainy-day protection. MEE purce themselves of contempt and San Fs ‘& acter | a ? - ete “Your committee has per Society Brand Topcoats in Spring Styles .... $40, $50 and $65 PE aps excecded the limit of forbear |” ° : ; +f . ‘ . re mance in its method of procedure, } eS 2's 1n Ne @ These White English MT) y | IN\ Men’s Clothing Section—Second Floor SAE bu: it is of the opmion that thes™s Broadcloth Shirts have a “ : | BE Senate's power to punish fone high luster that will en- eS : ,\\\V BE cempt should be fave aaa dure—making them always > ,/ i Ay \ P ; get sen and afte eee ye. Spr Ins Color S ane Gremy th epee Ce ee i The Event That Heralds Spring! Our Annual, Extensively Planned Mi cicence ana resource at 5 an , ance—and yet they’re very tee Of the Senate a . practical. ' a Ive Not only very lovely, but a special pur- MIT A AS — RE housted.” ra | a : - Have plenty of _ these AG; 7. Contempt of thé Senate = | ye beaut chase brings 500 of them at savings. li aed te tees Ge | | ie | | | - | MEE punished by imprisonment of not | ait ® dressed. Main Floor | 14 , ' ie | ; ls Bless than one mooath et Rees to ” C] ° : P| , | a pean one year and by a ine Special . o1ce of e ° ° ie efrom $106 to $1000. The report de iq 0 Value ee Rose-Blush Th : | PS8cribes the effort =f ni om mit- ‘the Black-and- e Very Newest Spring Style in @ Offering thousands of yards of newest S pring Silks and Silk-Mixed Fabrics—from the world’s markets—at unusual savings—values over which keen shoppers will enthuse. aay eb this season, Gold Boys’ N Oovelty J ersey Suits | are the iting and Davis Jade : ° a ne ee Mesh Bags—enameled in col- and | —Middy Style in a new Guise , Featuring $2.50 to $3.48 Silks i ; a ‘Senate, woul ie ehecessity of consuming ors. If we could picture their Two-Tone : 4 y/ i) Btime in dealing with them. There- | new beauty they would appeal a ae \s $ Q5 \ Wik) | Mh Bfore, they were summoned again} irresistibly. Square styles and wi _— Z a Wha if , Vi, | : ) . if ) ny nd appeared al a — of the | ag soft, closely woven mesh. + White Wj LE fe Wide AMG wy Rat time the questions saan Jewelry Section—Main Floor r Z, ) S SE = F 5 =e | i | Choice— ~ . : | = : : } Co hae oo $ — | : 7 cil) Y — = SP | z Fa « 3 q What could be more practical #2812004 for the little fellow’s Spring wear \EREEELA Yar: 2... Rol ong a seat ae . | = =| > = e4 Ss / r y Oper * rowe Stufte as Attore: A Lenten “Special” — than one of these two-piece Jersey Rey. of Gook County TCH e lilinois, who appeared with the ' LAW Suits, of all wool, neatly tailored Fi WE “tia R N D 1 : : A Y 3 in the new V-neck style. The wf. : 4 > A: ‘ ‘ ee 4 others, supplied information which OSari1es 1n CW esign . sketch shows the novel patch pock- S| oy ane an coal ae son ; Pini o8s oae nam aalae ralenaal $2.98 Flat Crepe in black and colors, 40-inch. $2.98 Black Silk Crepe de Chine. ~ ~*~ -~ PEEP ribution to the Crowe-Harrett w Special Bini 0g “oe to 6 years, $3.48 ‘‘Ribbette’’ Crepe Romaine, 40-inch. $2.98 to $3.48 Novelty Silks, 40-inch. RUE sr ovctore’” the copies cue Value | : a $2.98 Black Crepe Silk Meteor, 40-inch. $2.98 54-inch Georgette Crepe, new shades. | REE tinues, “the. committee ecomelaa "ae are Boys’ Clothing Section—Second Floor $3.48 New Printed Silks, 40-inch. $2.50 Black Satin-faced Canton, 40-inch. Gee vocends that, in the discretion of said faid Crowe be considered in miti- >in ; teas e & * Plain and Fancy Metal Cloths, 36-inch. $2.88 Striped Tub Crepe de Chine, 40-inch. | mee ''e Senate, the testimony of the | fun @ Beautifully cut imitation stones, $3.48 Tussah Brocades, 36-inch. $2.98 Heavy All-Silk Colored Pongee, 39-inch. SE cation or rectification of his Senenae strung on gold-plate chain, witk scapu- Another Special Purchase of the $2.50 Pure Dyed Radium Silk, 36-inch. $2.50 Gros de Londre, 36-inch. ORME vious testimony.” ; oft . ° lar medal connection and cross in new $2.50 Black All-Silk Charmeuse, 40-inch. $2.98 Novelty Crepe, self-color fi s. a? The report sets out that Schuy- ts design. Choice of jet, amethyst, topaz, sapphire, emerald, gure |. SS ler, though amplifying his original garnet and crystal effects. ele Wteer Better Philippine Gowns ~_ i ae enraee i EE Dee ne eee © set = ee ee — D dinclone the SU pg ; ® a 3 "00 whie nsi fa Theders o him =| On | ( Said Insull assigned no further or! 8 Slip Section—Thira Fleer Thiee Fleer SS ale - — sports frocks. Many blouses. 40 inches wide; soft patterns. New colors. used for decorative Dale valid veasane.far his sen to} pl . n sec Ie e > . , oA ~ - nf a. : . gerie on—Third Floor coiors finished, Daylight Silk Section— ra Answer, and repeated bis statement} == ' Previously made, in effect that the Insull again appeared before the | Wq os mn a RR arte me oe me

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OU IS, MONDAY bE Vv EN Gs, FEBRUARY 28, 1927. oe. 5 PAGES 1 1318 ecks and other patterns in an ; eT ee SSS ee a —— See, MMGULLCONTEMPT Philosopher Despairs Over SHANCHAICLOSES BRITAINWILL __Flonored for Fgh Over the Pote BRITAIN ACCEPTS. gis ~~ a mimensop ss AMARGE IS LAID. = “MTREY of Progress in uve TO PREVENT RECOGNIZE DIAZ INVITATION OF U.S. Affairs of Human Beings S U1 if Si BEFORE SENATE tite « Jcakis Laer or ag NIGHT ATTACK “IF NECESSARY” | SO —TOCONFERENCE ON. - Vicious Circle, Dr. Dur- ill or, sees ; is : a — ae peed Committee Recom- ant Asks in Y. M. H. A. | | —, Only Water Approach to This Declaration Made by Py of bill — NAVAL ARMS AT mends That Chicagoan, Address. if. &. C9 @ City From Yangtze Delta’ Charge d’Affaires in Nic- % = 3 a x » ’ ‘ Age te Rey Be * yrs - / a * “= - 6 > are eer 1 oad o” we se oe » a ie ww (mone omne ve Wehe. ~ * “ te A wt st re ae Bind & =y AG ee re 7 tt se His Lawyer and Thomas — 4 : % : = 7 ae Barred to Shipping From aragua After Conference F : | j ei 7 ak y : Note, Received by State De- NNN EPO MUO ik>- te mankind climbine | | a4 ; ae § 6’P. M. to 6 A. M. With Cruiser Captain. 4 Nap Lf O Eee partment, Pledges En- gland to Do Its Best for WILL SEEK ACTION = : ig owhere." like a squirsot i | I *@ PROTEST FILED BY _LIBERALS APPEAL IN DISTRICT COURT | : » 2 : ° . > . ‘ , . . . i ¥ ‘ r ; » 3 ? f re THe i ate L> a * “ } . : : , ry q ? "% . a dia ' - 7 . 4% ' 4 j : 4 4 - 4 ? . e 4 #. . is oe : rss P "eo i i i J aa 1 Fy . ‘ . 4 “ : ? > 2 on” » ‘this afternoon a : ee te ees eo ane ‘Now ee have’ thom nate! {aime into Nationalist bande 200+ yegerdaywith Capt. Lecky, com ST i | PLEDGING CO-OPERATION oni i Oe eee Pee el ef lecture tour The - teeeei, +... «..; antivitien centered at] Mending the Bbitich. cruiser C OMMANDER RICHARD E. BYRD (left) sed Warrant Mackie ppaniel J. Schut | Peeves conan tGh aioe ' co 3 ages & ‘ wat Secretsed.: Sane O adiadne gh on ge ES LRS ate eee a unk ti; Maen C ist Floyd Bennett, who flew over the Neirch aw in an airplane, || FOR NAVAL ARMS CUT wearing the Congressional Medals of Honor just bestowed, upon WASHINGTON. Feb. 28. cand )=6oyThomas Ptreasurer of t} ; hep miCa dl) : | ; ‘ lav ii\vé q i? i ‘ ry Oy ; wor dn _ “s DELWEE ia . veal nt ana Lora ry irallo! mmciuat } t) 1d Da! yw re {YQ rive British ‘ " é Committee YennsylVania, be ad-| reaved world si Manchin dost Lid. he cave man us nn a ts ow nonitions 5 them by President Coolidge. | HE text of the British note aut j bidd) Vall am, #F «a i i \ ‘ ’ ; List t Wye t ; a , "ae e a ae , ; ) : ru 101 rh Ja As or sien ion Sgt | 1 nts 4 ln ce of re ft) Fs = . judged in con replying to the United States ee and of , o ae aa ae ‘ a 7 ; "ai . : , : | ie “3 - on é at . bias sat } . . room Siti : aa = ler so ae ie th / La . ril ITALY TO CREATE BRITAIN ] MAKE Nf | ! PP geet apace ipo gs fusals ansWwet! gee ope | | m8 Eola adage spe drag her of! » his tribe, much to ,.... pape Fone Silt Ci | A NEW “NOBILITY | “His Matesty’s governtnent n he ; bsence r received with cordial sympathy of Missouri. the . » 17 Pe ‘naly : . ; ; Bg a bit of if. P \ e! >! lied * skis ‘ ae : | | z Sun “4 ¢) i ~~ } 2 *) i? j bil | j i} 4 ; e ne : = | | sis 4 ae : ; i ; 49 ‘ gis mrded ace 1}f . : i % they ‘ re , x id d i ‘ 4 A, QI all ii 393 the invitation of the Govern- man, th rep r nie ot gga an ok al fF mone hat en cw 1% Shanturnges to} with the situation einiie , hawe OF GO D C D Gr IAN NOTE | ment of the United states of Benator (,0IT (jiep (> : i " Aji ae , aul. ee byt ae 11 was h i ivin rf : ore vier. fron ver rnatters ’ r ir : . ton America to take part in “a con. oe ‘Ge i gp anhee aaR hastity. ime aie valid : a e mn ar st a i- tober, 1925. Nothing will be done , , . versation at Geneva on the fur- Oey | hightr price, and 80 parente|,.~1:+ cteack on Shanghal by| without first. conferring with and | —==aeme COmeee Will Register | ther imitation of oaval aria: .. it : 41iG. wiil he a ‘an d ogngt e pies : hs A | Bae “i { epee : ' OE ra of f ; waht vO _ nm” ; +. Def - ao TLE Y ili working ij oniunction wit} eg Families Which Prove Clear io nde iN) Press Displeased by i ment. ; ane staseatete in he na morrow i : a a nie pee: } e f ry? a. 9 t ents i tne? a aie eee nraeres rhe lrnirs] er an ae Aa ; ’ ; . ore e ° ’ : m rae eo : ; : sas i PIE he Whe pain os come na aes perma Records for 30 Years. Tone of Soviet Disclaimer Pic ochre kerk the aa mat the casés of 1! Cn recal aor eeceecake oo ge ‘ ent nme SS ae Y Ais nan a . Rive which is th niy @P-' puan wate Beg F } ropaganda. | geographical position of the citrant Witnesses be certified to the |’ cate ct . ates : . a oe = “Measle the Entelect.” : st ee oar 1 om ths If necessary Britain will be the | bs seliecny my _ ge via ee | British Empire, the length of pastrict Attorney Line ‘istrict pera Pate = ’ StE] i at Yanotze Delt osed from 6 p. Ml... fir (important) nation to recog-.. the inter-imperia! communicat- PColumt a jo ttegagefeigle sai samc re | ' i raidic coll : e tions and the necessity for the ta TT! roposed pr dure ig; . nein . aoe ot UF 1 oF | oe ; e? peering rhe nsul ! mmediately . e- e United States again wis he aristocracy and ! lity of the AONDO! feb. 2 \ussia Ss re protection of its food supplies ithe same as a foilowed In fo — er oe p08 tine I / . a ss ‘ 0 { yew LI98;,! te thank the Are) 1? ‘overn. ' + ninsuia, Has rei nie t hig tritiats not warning ’ are wel] known, and together > ox mae , polis iar | os | einting . 2 > amount yp, fo rie: rs : “ F a Feo: — , ‘3 sur, 3 rains ttinuans ‘ Bolshevist with the special conditions and retreats Sig | : . eae eo se Baca dae —— re ‘ , Cnt? Ca’ . tuken to say \ ragua | Gr ese é | 7 Sates pe rrr gand agains’ at Britain ,.!|. requirements of the other an | | : ; , , , Ss yf Sains ber aS a | countries invited to participate in the conversation must be taken into account. | “tits Maiesty’'s Government J deve mo 4 wie “ eg + le Toe _ ae . * * eS ee ee ON AONE Cage ANI RTs . wh o Prev! “8 WEES SECS we et LAINDON, Feb 2%.—Great Brit- ‘ bed Canton, 40-inch. ME thends at in a ee we 1 oe a eae ine Bene 1° oe — , of the northerne: Thei i ; o wae tel ‘ OUST HRaAry CiSs mutes propoas! for further naval arms pe de Chine, 40-inch. at Be So miributed to the ran (supervision. Ihave to do it to be! Tho aren. worked eT ey a an appeal to join Barton |This fund would be distributed to 1M AGRICULTURAL EXTENSION, tmitations, accepting the rest « . - ® ae ‘ * + ; » ’ .** | a, . > . , ’ » > 4 ‘ , >a > * : * : _ _ Colored Pongee, 39-inch. “ ome | 1 POOR Me oe ee: ha lage aly a att ten would oy Nee , sarge 1 ees oe We Say * he* O} 37 “= IF) } | } hich bad sot yet replied iid Nilin oi« . _ = , : ; ' , l + oven . . ' ‘A ch p . biel - o? 3 , sicit? iS Ti ia? " i i : } ive . 1 ste RAS? " ve 4 wr? ‘ esq? ? . 1» id ‘ . P , , ’ , ee? 7 A. a . , y / Pe P 4 *¥ ‘ ‘ or the smart “Easter frock”? Heavy | —@& — primar n of cnet ae »i' . np 1 OY garetts Inake a] nber of Commerce, accordis be in the fashionable navy blue—and | Zee = Insull likewise eport says, anything in the world iSamuel ., aca cS eee cath a a cil anni ten ie 4 to cot | ¢ inter nal right and -_ : e 810 bee vr ne eee eee HALIBUT FLEET I$ SAFE . that you may cut it to ye p refused '® state the gs} ifie ul mss meago, pubile ulliiti AE , ‘ wou pride ind % riy ree ae re ry y to fundaines uu ‘ ort) ee Di 77 e tas Sweet psi : tas 3 atin , : special at BEERS fo. which it a i ate toda: Bee iaocees ae : % oe a ae iggpnibio : re Apparentiy All of 270 Alaska Craft eee Be he ere tnd aent | en g607 to influencs sar asa ee if a a 3 : Pee as or a ee 7 — Ae : : . , Ti re por ris! se wheis VUeather Storm. > th person i? ! 4 told d if , ; Sale : ' 4 wale i? ire cs : (| «amp ‘tis by Lome iates? Prowse ; _™ , ve tain bd P cal ' nad | = ' ee r schoo ? les 1 where REWARD bint heb 318... ‘ : bh | iil Lee 3 f \ mi : . . ’ rit Ts ; \ / ; ris yo, P . . ; ; ' - . y hes ’ e-Thee . me ted hii ie , : bos oe 5 “ ) a : at r fieet +) ‘“ d ? ‘ : : a , +. ‘ s j - ; L “4 } } Le] i : ne ee . f j ‘ «i «3 . ; , A ne ‘ . vo : iaree st ir +} 4 ty took : its ards I rte toe Serurday and pro-|000 to onc senatorial candidate,|—h® is an Englishman by birth a paus ee Oe Oe eerala, whe neat ee oe ee oe ming largest in the world, took Up — 63 il , o + l tens of thor d fa ' f « OO} ' communities WOrkK again day after having eur ‘ PON, Ao ys sian ig Ali ae mre ed ts 3 : ae ‘MAeton epub POLIT : oiiehesitecae ) or re , saagi | -_ des. Painter. Dies. _. « | ¥ived one of the woret storm in re ard $1.98 Value, Yard ws : " vw hic 1d WP} : ‘ Ve] bcha « bn aes nae ’ F ie ' ‘ ' tii* ? c a ‘ @? . ‘ rms 7 ‘ ? ae i , , ; I uke i iid i “Upre int ‘ «ptirt Ibe S@haeei 498i AK. A. , q + ant . “3 rie sae . 5 .* P& part ‘ Pres aa cent years—a hurricane whieh sen rae hi 59 ‘a PAllinois «; ees asian dl 2 .the names of thos > e sai alu Ape e ar kai LON DOS Feb. 27 Lu WASHINGTON be! The the 270 mnall craft scurrying for = Me refused to al the identi? { ho received two $. ; ce le A ee ee oe : ' | i ’ L de ire catego! t the ‘ paimie ' Mrator, } fupreime tou anded dow! taay safety Baturdeay and threatened for SS Bats en 4 lnmane S2es | ll today his anh Pons 3 : | oo ria | . 43 8 z Fi ae baarngg 4 Ss ie ; a - dead ; eo gh , _ was , Ae sion. annaou A nformeliy. a time to Swamp the lighter Wea- hi | n fab- Ge Pymen:. linois election. 3 sainisacs CL iad ORNS Letting servic: ne public with |tution requir : : this sea A shimmering new rayo | a , an nk : ' eos: Se | -@9 ia. if si uaraia ri ‘ “ “ig (as ‘ vs ~ owen 4 : ; = sensi . , A rricde , . gf rT} ( ‘ ' «3 chi ‘UES ; we si ’ oe Say ' re ~ - ‘a : ‘4 Ring’ ees ; Carrying nee 1609 $* 4 used for decorative purpeses.. — insull a Saou rt he >i Sa — uct — } mie! vat rage? Rte: Sa mn wetting reez rian a : SOS |] “ 3 y owe at pines ofits ‘ Fauge- , :, ; ’ " } rire were caurnh c iri — pag ‘ Davttsie Gite Gecttentttind leer “¢ Yalid reaso: . 4 ii usa l +, reublie yiiiiti unpCat ie > pt aie 3 : = ctl in 4 +] ce Pe : we with : sharin 4 + tes ‘ a + : i | ? ra i} Lehi ve Op . | othe . ae : Apparently : ai} bw ere and repeated hi atemet “T interested mvself in U! : a. ga | tb Lime bas n establisi wo bi tnuch obtain permits ‘eathbered the gale Pe a oe. ee 7 " ey ‘ * * Bey oe» anewer. : . eo st Previously made fect that the 'nois s¢ A pei Bs? i” ui : vist a “th hi ett . "es Pi 6 -. tie $ a ys <y aa" at + é eon Sahtlaates «lajef hs Pe 2 2 hale adi hays for p98 pen Lhe, tp Eh — * s of Agph tit a # ate watpte ats

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PAQGF 14 ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH, MONDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 28, 1927. * - A Et cn sienesengatem -_ - ia © ieee ereneeneneeeerecreeeren ene — = a ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH NO OIL WAR SAYS BORAH. REFUNDING A BILLION. Ee er ?-_ Founded by JOSEPH PULITZIEN no! : neri ad Mexicc is summer, wealthy citizens, in the way of tax refunds, approxi- es ee oe 2 Sn FS Sa s - : | ae > ye: Me “a She oe Pex m. - : 4 3 c . ~~ = . - a+ : : . : t. ‘Be - 3 is —. he a - a ms f af} { = | > - oe * a Py se «= The Senate Committee on Foreign tions Wi The Governme&t ha back to corporations : ne . og hag en ee ~ . “ =, - a Por, . a or ae A became sé S7ecC erm 7 P ° ¢ ¢, : : in aun ik « f rs h be i Se rit fy 2 Lf ~ 7 5 : 4 . ' ' ' ee. : e.g e » | ficures, are passed upon most! —* 4 | , K. one “ » tin Wie age a2‘tention ns if it this croluma ts acct zh aid u ; . Ni ! “4 : ~~ ‘ 3 r . — t - remain op 4 rry ee ‘ iii } eee tsiiiil vi re 3 aa ‘TT 4 Ire G ; ‘ Crs . ; a English Reo ‘ca oO ‘he ni ‘ Bet ; : - *7 ' s no Dein published in “te ™ of ae ee THE POST-DISPATCH PLATFORM. RCO Het I know that my retirement will isi 2 te do make no difference im its eardinal } er rer ‘2 } 4o) i the blu , Te OSNec P iw: : . principies, that it will always fight hat of fm o « nan _ os —— ee aS eee ag . Siete ¢ion ae ; eric: y Payson & Clarke for pregress or reterm, never tol- he ee a a is eae are enth: ss ae | oe a a : ror! This wag the Lyrical *8¢@ Be erate injustice or corruption, always en borad an | ii nav a0 t be Geter- the hag i n » recelving end Of the Cea: . iS i a oleridge and Words. *2 4 fight demagogues of ail parties. mir Intl ilieged cor! Gaence iS pudilsnet rtecd nay ared Wel this reiunding stz 2D : es 4 atte ; ase es at Bristol cs aever belong te any party. always a ‘- ; ee : tC a = i anil Ime Was something to i oppose privileged classes and public ; a é n 7 PSO and ha : 2 ra >. ee » na a 3 a ume — — | to jus plunderers, mever tack *«}mpathy . cing of a beooklower- with the peoer, always remain de- voted to the public welfare, neve; be s«antixfied with merely printing news: always be drastically inde- | . | | pendent; mever be afraid te attack ; npaire y (ne Doral ni z} rU liudavwie a meny, tne Ris uiap Wi0!l un ia ' . ppt : wren. whether bs predatery pia- a tional ' rative 4 migh ihe ~} : : i Pn P Pave. . ‘ di all 4 | , ¢ epr ‘or £09 puner (O.11.¢8 (to spots tecTracy or predatory poverts. | | 3 | wad chill i ‘ J > se ee ? = , has rh we Fi ee ries and JOSEPH PULITZER. Et ee ee ‘ah ed Sa 0 ee : eee: —— ee. 3 t pleas ‘port upon anteed April 16, 1907. Old + GISaste.r * ar of cong St. We) Ly I rs this iat ers] Voneny § iafri " . , . : Olmmunication, t s id | Tema) na : aie ; is alias oe : : Aa t. ‘ 7 hd} ‘ : : weed pa ces ‘ “ iG ‘ . ; ee ae bas yw j we have “Poems of John first such Milton, beth English and Latin, printed by his true copies” in 1645. However. the second half of the; book, containing the Latin poems, been omitted here. This is the first appeared of Christ's Na-' for. sho “iim Legh, tee SANE AIM soe Odes on Several) 'O™ Subjects” . dis in 1746) | he Blake's “Poetical Re complete the list ; ¢™® t-in thia 748 resentati: : it a) —— ; . MPO s3 LO } mil ie 37 e : ry¢ 4 en ‘ 2 : issued C@eLtiy, r , | = ens ; rover ent ' ; : * on wlio . =~ — , —_ ea, nae ee a ee ee Y eee 2 wie’. San ee , a n ble series. Many more are to . » : : } i : i . L vill no : not} _ _— , : e, “i ae cap ©! - 4 - i : agen 6 er gual Cee fav iy - ste ; : | : : quired to assume ivthing } ' nally tomtiss 1% oe , : : 4 »-OasS |b D r are unted ee te ee oer shag Se Som ai a . aod uctior fe . ; { . : ; " OT mina : et “f°: Nie, See re 4, ee eos ae : , proauction ; frie . | , - ye Tor 4 “ . ye Se A * ae es eS a : i. is ~ ; ; — om lee 7 ; . —- r . - : 4 iJ } | ) iS Weis a aicU- © * TR a RAD ae RN NIN Ie age rh re intélipgent) ms : a show, re : os : . >. : ie Pa ia 7 . EOS ant = ~ * i hy +? ah x shown F&F . the past Rai oS &e nT ad , : i a a ‘ye Te ‘ON Bit . > =e Be ; ct a & +2 a avVIneE ‘ , ee necessities appiication © e ‘ousuTtie ‘ ‘tan . Ps | uai ¢ Os} ’ the cost o sroducin eration. d about one-fi ection the author points the present rate of in- ir original outlay has 6 a ra ah it pe SES on | : d .. See - eager A N in 12 Or Te. ~+h ar ol CHINESE RESTAURANT. 2 1tION . we ' ees | , yea mers : me : | anes h i asing cost of—production.* . Oe is a. mg = enneenewe aed — a ~ od las eepuine| want it known right now that if th unecessary questions, and then go about demanding| VV cPiovable time with a monkey Dill, | Performed by two very attractive girls ome |, Theos CRIAke sure Aue SARA I and re, rian . iD sed: a 2 4 ed Lin = Memensox. | ition is jockeyed to death the country will not answers of everyone Fou meet. Thich is at the moment Iving abandoned | the children, Calles ‘urned to me and said: | An’ I'm the Kind of a uy SM FT E/T A/a The New ‘ic. hinks it my ‘age a i ies i , v b MT x , ' ; oe as a“ - | | was tle in | 2 s on cw sex ‘ » faa iD vx a. the nest 4 : (leanly coma! Comedian, Ross aie es. : | Be ae ee a | ided "en ) — -* a Folk Offer Good Program._ athe " A HEIDI BE AN Ses el a ES aie SN régard to our “muni i : ; ; ‘7 : ses : i, fa] = : oe ; iol 2 a 1% , Dap : eo ean , seinen n fron pri Eg ee i. eau 6 eae : Bie Frank Fay, comical and mugen : = Ri) MK, ease Bit POSE LOO POS eA Sig PA SABRE ABI ELE aol OME RD RE My NN tO Ruggestion in regar ] 1O} * = aed : ; - la tir. ors , Oa , to ley —e ae ; ated : end cons'ruction Miniature coh ; ti eee ee _ » Thana oe : oiigaiics aa 7 es f v e 4 e 7 pili : ] is elt aa smart vad , : -prograns tame wor , 3 i] ~e I V4 iiG ; ia ‘ i j 8S. ney nave em von i] red ga 1] ce. @ at th ; Ross Wyse Jr. i ef erected on guble front! “0 rin 7 — = i ce! D¥ tor r Yashing C }- rj BE re nis ‘ think these uck ion a ¢} ghnout the: program |e} building and to th IMmaster rninds h r ne res ar servics wor far shies" i ue’ r ricer Ht KnO' : VOD i¢ at! POD Cah, BD ' : - are 7 L\dorable* 7” at) on ant ceremonies fashion, | Mw ‘ 4 ‘ i le ; L! ‘ : . ss - . = ms : ° Z ; . : : on . bs und 7 re P *ha of . i 4 | ’ ‘ ‘ ~s . . . i , : a4 2 A SESEEeS a? that Fe = = ‘el a | . ’ x," ~y ’ . "ss ‘ ‘ . s 4 ; - ; J = ° - - @ ~ ’ ° ; . ‘ i : ‘ ; - ty _ ‘1 -t¢ % 4 { ; iAS . ; ‘ . . . os * * ae ; } . . . ; _ : Y = } ; ; : re : on : H ; rn al 2 - 4 . {}? z Ni W . a. % thas 4 | : _ Ns eee eee ee ee : pa TIED Aa , : - ' ‘ f ‘ : Ait 4 r a vite bila. Sei? at cy To- ~ — iene . ‘ ‘ : . : : ri a2 : a : + O1La, = %. Pp Sbreik ; An } Iderly + Pious Man. THE DALE CAS .. : ‘ P , ” 13 “ ; ~¢ . a , a ’ . ¥ | # - Ve ; ‘ "ie jf ‘ . 2how ompietery yesterday . handkerchief contortion hrreircne Ay Hint Ae os ah We WDB EGS STINE 9 RRS ne Ws oe! °* te a bad 2 : : : Sj | HWY does ‘one insist uy tom of — . : ei. | insw | IzZZiing quest oe ok ete - y Dents oe % ; and his dancing. | tx : i ie : : : ‘ ’ : 4 ‘ 12 . Ot Ww lie i : } Pe j : € mews 9x51? ra :? - F garding > ain ik as 4 — 4 ‘ , & 33 3 ; H i A 44a. 15a . which : eo Lever Vas ii i |] si ri ] “YU ; A ‘ ay un ‘ '? : bs i ll . ' onal . .* adios . . ‘ ; , $4. ; j ' sil i : , , : : eT) pons. a2 rst dows | i i i ‘ : ¢ : :' “— : ; ; : . . ’ , : ; . 4 : ; 7 “ : : Pe? 11.83 rs : ruppose it Is through ten a im ‘our vear % ridge Cla " Peart! pees ee nee ae 4iS lmmMecia oe 7 ; ' pate - Tart hin pf Jack Norton 8 £ dignity and standing 0! real L@LK 28 23 Cireu! ‘ony lela Cc me ee Lee _— , irted wand about Athens : sie : v4 a ee ' ' t 4d oc] x : ood -! re ‘tch and thel@ in all probability began rie ne lat ; , ais ae , - ing |} é g e fr nd self-y etin 7 ‘i ips x4 ears: ; it ‘ roil nm ewia and Dady, e819 Mr. Valentino played as as eiaia eet oe on vee eee ee, wee : ‘ , : tor Pay a : “ Elelic tello fam Shelk.’ The word : . ORS a ee ica bales Rien NCI A A RRS WK oF ptygey ® ches, 7 ey : tyra ser shake) mn ean be old A She farnily or a chief magist — ecclesiast} THOMAS 0. HYMAN. RESIDENT ge OF ST. LOUIS 50 YEARS, DIES .. would be gulity o thi ing su L vy Se) pra: © Cas ? Bited Siat supren is . , - Mace avaiial 0 es ) . ae 7 wttions ) sel i , 7 a aa —." . rh ee Bin ty | | ad i : ee tk — > = : } eee ee a «686? Church Tomorrow to Vail- : meaning of the word ld be just i. st ial ae ‘ae aaa on | ita eet ee , 4ims halla Cemetery. us appropriate to call th . : oe 1 og herareeaigen an : | UTION . | | ; ; Funeral services for Themas Olt-.. «i é £ePRPT At . is as i ; | res : oe res ; “ Or : - F ) } Seale : now dubbed sheik’’—rminis anaes Ce Myer MA 4h0 LaAiion afr LWaltin t: THE BABE GRADUATES. . PENICE ‘2 ver Hyman, @bho died of cerebral | ies , ; oe . Tia ne ie DAS PAT. IN m t iturda ) wr 3 i hemorrhage at his home, $054 Cab- | ae , wi és : anne avenue, Saturday afterheen, | ‘ dt y eae : will be heid at St. Mark's Catholic; ERMA CEI iH meine 4 REL Aa emai, ae Ria Fi Sai me eA RIED AB ER ee Le Maas rab! Why does no one cons ne diction- | gq ion of il ie, D is th Ww} ha red e sil oe ’ ) . uaa . ews 4 AT LOU ir ] ) rotect | “hurch. Page boulevard and Acad- , cate the masses if this i: ne 3 ‘ ae een age ; Lal ea ac tg ee the. weg Saree: te =e ~a Uy, 4 OV Wilh a ir ryed ee i e ) | clearly appea: 1s hin | mi ae -— emy avenue, aft 9 a. m. tomorrow. ry a re ; . ‘ P is s Bee " ia ; a . } -_ ‘2 4 i 4 : o 5 | . , ‘ ae i eee — iblish an edition of his pap: ntain- ‘Of six-cylinde1 rin iim He wan | ) | i a | ' SWEET ADELINE ’ gu «ss a come”=CsC“‘éPturriaal «will be im Vathalia Ceme- To the Extiter of the Post-Dispatch imade that. Judg is indirectly respo: . 2 a: ves wee rere | gta 2 ee : | LIFTS MINOR ANNOYANCE Mr. Hyman, who was formely) AM a constant rea: t] ost | th turd ; ) r | Ear BEI oe ges Ree , Gesnanes Ke t a 4 i | 7 ~~ f Be , _ : os - *ecretary of the L. M. Rumsey Co. Dispatch and th | , 1 Re ) | : : : resident of St. Louis for more than in the country fer restin news. charged hin ith eriminal edit nduced ‘from Giactaline t 3 ee sida avert a ‘asillt : . mn : P wh, . yi . ha ~~ , —- , :, | Saat os eae nd thy r ‘ , io a. a7 —. . -_ + Be Vrs. Annie Cosrroeve Hyman. ard bad as gome of the newsp eture ' — er =o — : | prgaens Ss emmy a2. sae @iues, the honoraria, rant 1 lit . nd have ;: 7 ~ aa ® Qe . 4 3 ‘we daughters. Mra’ Val Fron and it? “i pe uigetn Hess wee © : Maas a, Cail ‘em 1 vou ili—all structions r reductior 3 ) ) ar > = : 3 By the Ageoiate’ Presa. ined Up against the wall and shi Law | = | | . . | | WHAT THE COUNTRY NEEBEE ROCHESTER. N. Y.. Feb. 23.-—-§ Die ther Se Russia for everyd and not ee a ished alumnus of the Unive r of He 7 t » athlet lid ¢€ eceil ta ~ James & Havens, 6% years olf, for-. enforced againat the weak on): 7 = iS ' oT) LHe United *e? ~UOu rs rm ; if Nat — : = - Be : _ . mer representative in Congress and © his — : EFAS y é a ——= | > = aa | tim recent years head of the a ; ma ; eee department of the Eastman Kodak Ce.. ia dead. Moment is our favorite Fascist.

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> ae len. Me ee, as ® 4s “ iw le Bee Seg JES — >» % a) ——.5T. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH. __ MONDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 28, 1997 Pas ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ : PAGE 15 "ee? ae Te ro anoog (HENRY R. HUNTINGTON GIVES | SQUARE CROOKS’ GET . | | To Re From Abroad. . Malaing Mammy ldoolks | Secial Items | Sse fem “ee HOME FOR ART LABORATORY The Week’s New Films | A BREAK AT EMPRESS * JOHN G NEIHA nag OR such credulous optimists 44 ites ipa 1.) a - i ae MR a ——— ‘ tesidence and “Collec tion of Pic- | é , ta Claus, the R. AND MRS. W. C. D’ARCY | sesti ee = tures and Rare Literature to Be | By NIE sul bere par Yo a yom bad ss et ibhbit ane ’ a T. s © plica Q° i ; wis . . 1) ne 4 jirector ©). | will con- will be a terribly ai fficult matter Gove rnor-(C. n } up as rit Oi | a5 : D. Woodward's bad guesses. Tho ai — y > famous collection of art for any filn »> snatch that honor} falls for her tl “Oy TQ * 3 “- . ae wes ‘ : Fle. guns ws mite, melt . t : . > si Ne ER ee a lect pas eee - me tx ° rs te ie gh estes saiph : Beta... sanine aa . one r at le C. Fi ri Bi Lis : _ , Mary uUlany Sec ie , 5aAvA Fe tos a . ae Pie sage : 1 wemether « ; ~ . 5 enous: j i Y , : ns oO > bs s hi: bloody ind terrible enough in J D Ps J > { ofis ld. who have Pa! statics P*5* ‘ “Aue SS a, Ween l1toplographny a Qt ¢ large collec- theory th: if 7 ou ado anvthing Lwo | Lilie’ Si ee ¢€*, ‘ ri 4 . i . f : § ssh yriation for minor follies snote mate » Tne WH > BeSeries ~—— 1. — | : , =CLe( io0me e > » ; ‘ } P *t) ‘ : ~ ‘ y ° a2 1le : . Ss - + Tr} he iihian a a ‘ iv ; [ae , i? } . Wael ‘ indiv iandiady, soreiy sc ’™ Seager — ; unfortunate, Is not an Apollo; but ue of 4931 LindeH boulevard. de- : hs garden an ~UV-acre estate here.| leading man, has the loveliest per-j| ***- ** Oye shang oe wnt +} ny i takes 2 . ’ ios s. } ee > ‘ ‘ + : ii th Seg Me “ c*3 4 — aa ee : : : . : ‘ a , viet P mye @etrh | tu emerges Uunscaciic aAn« AKCS ladies who prefer he-man parted Saturday for Atlanta>-Ga.. nas been transferred to a bmi of manent wave shown in celluloid t gy wg eat ce 7 ce eeE ae ! final curtain | 7 , i * 4g Lite’ : 14 ‘ - . IU . sty " 2% es ri ieit he . cree — . : ’ % : : truste: ' F rr ane ry) tt? ave = . * itl. b. Yq ween s will get the sdf mone ¥ Ss .o ViISIt 11@] grandmother, Mrs. % ; yUrpo: ° e dor ii- date. but there is nothing eise ryt tw, ralenta of Don Burroughs worth. The scene is in the vicinity, George Brower, for several weexs ' eas wr, However, has elected to perform about the picture to attract atten- A B Li e rhitmore. I . r we OP; eee ¢ , + . PLL ~ i esd ‘ ms “ ‘ - t . . : — “ — . ; by: g ( hea He ic ft ] ¢ 9) " iss rarlala’e c ; the qdut ‘ 7 ’ . rave 10M. é i si more, OTA OF rsa, bela ba and the time is the-1820’s Miss Lonsdale’s engagement to es and tion. On the stage a hotel dance ar rney ie Reed and J *h . — 1+? " ¢ g "ir "crt? ‘ e ‘ Y> ¢ 4 le infa rei, > i + . ’ —— = a ‘ «i } a fa ‘ ; € at “a « when Lafitte, the pirate, was in hi Winfrey Stuart iamsey of Atlant: i Pie asso ? Hicn CONn- | orchestra drops to the same level as HEN Jack Holt’s tame moun ? ted “a . as : = , >>. einai ssf § / oe to }- a P . ; : 4 ‘ ? é 2 - vr yr iy " , or ¢ t iins al ‘ . i , } ° } } ‘ os . s ‘ , ? > . e4 . _ - eg ; + : Mi ‘ ‘1 ia. | ee gm 3 Be, enry E. Huntin; . celebrated year still to come it may seeM | yrown something which looks sua-' “i _—— , was given in this column to ccording to the author, is due yt Ss Frances Reill daughter of Soe Bho " ae ai erty . : ; ee ; : Rs : ; whoever he may m8 Sorte Mr: Mrs ee like > oi ¢ : : 3 ae i iS seventy-seventnh bHirtnday ner: a trifle early ICK i© | piciously like a double chin , ; one of the English R onopers and re tailers, bu to ath « and ails. Frank at teilly OT : xz Z Ba. fo ee nnounce: st oot ic »4 n of Ww ‘ Pi . gh ‘ : ever %y ee tcle wil have to ba . - — ; Tk’ ~ 76 ‘? fo *}, »¢ - , vo “wa se oH Pe (3 = ve 44 shad 2 if ilit¢ ii caf Optio! 2 ©) "Si ibe f re of | ov -* Siie is ; @ : | peries now being published in the manufacturers. “What are w: Hill Top Farm, on the Clayton MO Piet Se oe * ' be hich eventual ~ ’ . . *? . - c hh ¢ rry > , ¢ ba , S: ' of ¥ 2 oS ee ee. re ¢ ysis il y SAA UicA Ll | america by Payson & Clarke of ‘© do about it?” asks Mr. Borsodi: road, has gone to Buffalo, N. Y.., E - i, ie was : = 3 i yen m ne ft St I i c t ‘ | i a ae , a, ww « bh EAMIO ry 10 ne “ad- at tne ALISSOUI ‘ . wall ‘ i ‘ J¥n « is Oke oe . mee wed at stol 43 tical interest to the he: wary, turning to St. Louis in a month. a Be, a . “Ps Sac ' y e seen ee ees Oe TESS. h : h 4. ——" M BOR. ila i gg vancement of learning. Bebe Rothe who has been mak-; having at the moment with @ poor piece, Sas never : om $1] ‘olume Was s ‘thing jius- | house d. air, ane ; "i]]i: ‘a lo} a Se a ee ne a ee : ) sari ‘ . : | st 8; s hardaiy ee ws se aa a i and mre. Wiliam ‘Caleb : Bes 7%. tington owns one of the fin- | ing some fairly amusing pictures of! but handsomie sailor boy. For six whey igh cle negtee aft h ro rele } ~T =) MON iOawve . 7 — - ars es a - ° ~ 1} : ) © oO ‘ ° Se al , ‘ Seve ‘7 . - , ' fy . ' ix , Vf ° j ‘ve eT ¢ , eee TesOtcng 1 & HoOKOver, |THE BLACK BLOODHOUND. By “pple of Brentmoor and their | siti i : - ate couections English | late, is the unfortunate star of this; reels or so the Governor, curs likely that it will ever be seen daughter, Miss Anne Sipple, Mrs oe Be ica ‘ Coegaiae ane merica} ie memteceten z . e = — ' ii ‘ ' 7 yf . . > tif | ai . alr it - ‘ ee I H nry -. H intington Fe * H dozen wine ‘ iasses every few fi et ' sa ‘ 5 ‘ 3 ‘ : ; - P ‘ en , ’ ‘ les P . : ' * bs * ' rith th isis e of the wile o ‘ust — 1. ."4 st sa har " i lady is a veryv specia!] tv ; f Miss Aileen ‘Le agree * " ‘ 4 : eer , ‘ } ee library } ‘ [3 iw o 7 i . : rT} 2 ’ : : J ~ ee . ; - a - i i onsdal 9 daughter ‘ " ‘ $ ome Wes | } liding, the are hoped fi rr sne breaks two doz- 5 ; ; ws tat : : , ’ . 2 > ——— ee “Valencia” — eo¢.iand a friendly desk sergeant amc a ‘at ahi eal tile es v : fs pA iy A al: cate iabeeiin aaa ty . iste ae | Secon n . . a A am nounced several new tivit f COTry Wil be conducte : _ lig tar Oe aa at i en ee TODAY. By Wil-| 0 i pcs [ae eee Ser ISS LUYTIES and 1 pe hs e conducted under the | Just Another Picture. ut then | it the star hought of the matter is not re- —- ee ee ee liam T. Ellis Appleton ats club during tie month of Om 4 i1ES and her par- n of Dr. Max Farrand “The Man in th ‘orest” at the St ord , re film . . aa kaa . aa Ss 4 it ke = a t : aar . , r Sak \v > V 0 return to St. Louis be | Eieme in which first appeared ?™es; and the work itself reveals «Current Events.” On March 21/| Reynolds Scott, daughter of Ray-| Wequetonsing, Mic wee "ther! ner on high, but now, in this pic-| course he has to have a Colt, too. || Ng Lest Clethes=—= “On the Morning of Christ’s Na- %* ee le eI scaggneed rg Will Durant, the author, will give Mond G. Scott of the senate Apert: | | have a summer home. ture, the blonde ts Dorothy Mack- | Jack has two Colts, and in the bat- rr ee enen in.| 22, address, “Is Progress Real?”| ments, returned § yesterday from) goon |aill and Miss Shannon's golden! We to save the girl and her ranch Wet-Wash . .5c Pound and “Lycidas.”’ _ : and sentimental than 4 4M-/and Monday, March 28, Dr. Sulli-, Biloxi, Miss., where they spent the; Mr. and Mrs. Wi {liam R. Comp- | tresses have turned to silver. Wel] he fans his guns from the roof of et- ¥¥ as . JC Foun native. Dr. Ellis, himself a) van Will lecture on “‘Are We ¢ ‘lassi- | last two weeks. 'ton of 18 Kingsbury place, have | never found out exactly whatia hote] at the crowd of bad men John Collins’ ‘Odes on Several 6 iia -eligionist, sticks to —— , to P} : tinguished reigionist, StCKS [0 cists or Romanticists?” erie ay, Miss Rosalie Robinson of aso to Pinehurst, N. C., for sey-|‘“Just Another Blonde” was all} 150 yards down a dark street. Fif- Descriptive and Allegoric Subjects” - } 2098 a. ee eam nanan ; iS! Salle and William Blake's “Pos tical # lat : " ‘ nn at oe Cc seep ’ n tne print exhibit from the is visitine Mrs My on E Wi ieg- Mr and Mrs Mahlon R Wallace |’ say and there is nothing much | Rut that’s n Jack a de andi , ries j he Sinai Peninsula, whnicn ee ‘nr ; or i gees an gOS ey Higa ty Nits Pi 2 ‘“tin the film to enlighten one/takes his Winchest : ai Sketches (1783) complete the list ae 1 Of Graphic Arts of the mann of 2005 Alameda avenue A of Pré>> road . : P . ‘ —- a - sath cise: ’ +; rn in aes | en little explored by Euro- ,-.. mann of 2005 Alameds nue. Ao! road and their daughter, |. a ae eas * abil meal an as She eee 2 “hae Apa eee n littie explore y uro 34 ‘+. " tind 7m , ' “ ‘'although it appears to show how men te! ales. he udevill $s. e of volumes already issued in thi 9 peo aaa eae 1s United States National Museum in tea in. ffer honor, given by Mrs. Miss Janet Wallace, and Miss Eliz- | resi ce tens eon en ana Flat W : - ; mle ro Yr} : Trig) 2 2Tre ’ , is a4 moaes aia RsitIC SS. Tas xin cr oe. ’ ry? ° ,IIT oF ; > vs ron hia -~ t+ rY ¢ ~ ; . ~ honest Young ea mbler who hates aii Liss . l a hi af ri sa if | . at ork Ironed admirabl: Series. a — ; + } iat ; ] ~/ Ad consume has nearly trebied, oe oe eeCHES. By Jo a Byron A. Bruff irned from New faven, Conn., the Senate Apartments have joined jing 1 Barcelona is not the only /ister. He seems fairly well satis- | the cost of ar 1 ;, ; , ~ "1 ha HI Tk} ry +28 ti .? # Donohue, at + ak Je Ps ron + e ¥ Iie of rh ? ’ gs }} > visi pi] he r son, Edward L : . ‘ . 4 eanvenie! is] ’ ry Lj | i iil ; is 3 sy M Cuesuabentinaateeaes and Nirs. (+ orge MM. V on schrader | dard of 4 GS. Di ede . *- . eepet wi . Fees ECs - b T? « bs + ° ° , . + hh AL - # gation continues for another half ’ | ‘ site Mrs. George LL. Neuhoff’ of Bridgeton, Mo., is visiting Mr.’ are passing a month in san wets more people \rted that Hendrik Van J'., of Webster Park, departed Sat- and Mrs. Sterling E. Edmunds oft and Los Angeles, Cal. ~ a 7 #y + - 1. _r »ay _. \I | \ U $ ie _ eeniury, ii » ° p21 004 r’ yy *' : it A iiicdt Ad 2 : 4 a fi oF in vertising, de author of “The Story of “3 rid: nea * mn ‘be - ween ey “ ap to ee te ee ote Sei ksi % oo ere ~~ eye ae - Me =r ete Be ees . ox me * a. . i ee the St. Louis colony at Pass Chris- » mt ut iad tian, Miss. AM ARP Rae a ie Eira, hendaee uage aad IY Ao a Nan ie Se RAS: re ag BRIM OS ere a HAS il] . : | Dana Von Schra der. con of Mr. Mr. and Mrs. George Hi God . ee a emma i a RENT engaged in selling. avertising, ¢ T,00nN, @ livering and transporting than in, Mankind,” ‘‘Tolerance,” g producing. ividently we have Io now in Holland working on a nov- more in the increasing cost of elization of tembrandt CHINESE RESTAURANT. tribution than re have sained by and planning work ° be called 1 grief, that dame ought to go home! ; the decreasing cost | cones eon story 0% abil ae Loe ain oor eee Tuesda TYAN Main Fi —— le FRANK FAY TOPS UNUSUALLY = THREE PIANISTS FEATURE | y y a . ENTERTAINING ORPHEUM BILL SUNDAY ‘POP’ CONCERT SIXTH AND LOCUST ain’ th’s go etc... is ie ne ete aiaow | | ' ee ee oe haat » git: ee. 4 s Se ee | oe hin A &, Cleanly Clever ¢ ‘omedian, Ross | Local Artists Are Enthusiastically . “ Wyse Jr. and Other Worth While | Received by the Symphony Or- | / / —_— Folk Offer Good Program. chestra Audience. ere S ain J e a e wal ! you aine ba " The feature of vesterday after- and mucnh : ar eae 1) inoon’s op” concert at the Odeon co . ’ ° * heck’s | ase headlining an unusually RAINS leaving St. Louis at convenient hours ne a rai an’ the che : se, is h Ka | ‘was unquestionably th perform- D L Qualit . vicked a. swett pince ta (MATE Yaudeville program this week ance of the three St, Louis pianists , e Luxe y for all the chief commercial cénters in the ' and his capers are nnin Fay @ David Sarle. These ! hre ifted Full-Fashioned west. Fine trains well equipped, (as you'd Chink got our order, 3 elote popularity race. ray’s ~ : performers gave, with the supp0 -_ £ expect on The Burlington)—the most modern think these ducky littl? scattered throughout t! PEt. «Bach's Concerto. in —Perfect— Pullmans, observation cars,-unexcelled dining car service, comfortable coaches and reclining eatin’ chop) — in master of ceremoni fashion, and 1e@ audience cheered ©’Tious foreigner : provide rn adlinin tnat is of § i ; ie -if sli b unflaggin r vigor that chair cars (seats free). : ur ,order is just ™ order. oung Ai! ‘vse, with hi: he rey reed to repeat th 1 ‘ds, J] think; don’t” Ma and Pa as capable foils. stop | : r) : e ° ° ‘se ° | | ped the show completely yesterday! The concerto, supposedly writ- ; Schedules maintained with traditional Burlington Se ae h is handker hiet contortion \ten as a means of providing prac- . reliability. Speed recorders on all locomotives ver] an ade tae | “4 K i iS aiicing. ine f ' ree ¢ his children, ex- . es . tepically tende \ assure even, regulated speed—a smooth trip— >» -out wit! . 4 yst unusual in vaudeville now- 3 ‘igh hes 4 with th@@® is most unusual in vz devil wW- and sprightly mood. SS travel comfort. 3 women sUure@ie adays. Howard’ the program ' @ : } } ‘ 1 } 1G ) — ea . 2 ical i = . ‘ ~e . =" mee 6 Start things off ack rrton’s jncluded t) ‘rture from Saint- , , 7 . ao a a P ‘ : ‘ — . : the Chink me «COOd-natured “j. sketch ; saen’s Algerii ite, the Tann- \ KANSAS CI [ » f DEN V ER ' ~ . ~ Mx t | sleet Mnsalinadinal pws “~ * ; © te - . ey rte —- htt AeNoateaee. o 4 a r 7 te Rho eR ‘ ee - droll fun of Lewis and idy, of hauser Overture, ‘bussy’s Petite Ss ] 65 Value } \\ae : ST. JOSEPH MINNEAPOLIS leave it on te “Fiello, Hello, lio” fame nc | Suite, Rubinstein's Edmmenol QOs- aaa +} 4 i} ; > ‘ Pr , he , pe : .* q : ‘ _* . he dishes. . 3 Weber's Dixi ——— 9 ne} row and Hosmer'’s Southern Rhap- | OM H Si. P UL | | | AHA . PAUL and . * ye a onlv eradic , eet cror + i on ‘ ine _ 2 . wh + ee | Funeral From 4st. Mark's Catholic . sas came back rh schoo) student @ Church Tomorrow to Val- ) 1h avtienn heater last — . Tr shi) Evenglow | , : Oo ae »\ Muscade | a . Parchment A Aba? Alesan Piping Rock Blue Fox Gunmetal French Nude Champagne Pir ‘ \ Y page by deciding | halla Cemetery. Funeral services for Thomas Oll- ver Hyman, who died of cerebral |... Se walls sates we have figse @ hemorrhage at his } rome, 6054 Cab- | at nine Shubert-Rialto “The Vaga- and see what you save! ht ins in Nica=~ am “sR avenue, Saturday afternoon, bond Kit g"" sateted upon its sec- ee ee y never | 3 renee he] at we —s Popmsaaies ond and final week with every pros- rotectlion., ren, oOUulevard and Acad- c continuing its big business. emy avenue, at 9 a. m. tomorrow as a court ship. Burial wil] b in Valhalla Ceme- DAVID A, BALL. 76, WEDS Novelty Kid Gloves Atmosphere noes Beige LIES MINOR ANNOYANCES. ; Mr. Hyman, who was formely WOMAN 42 YEARS HIS JUNIOR The newest colors and a sen ; biik . \ al teneateshcananentatiliet een ana ae ti tga * ty te Ae a eos, \ : “~ ho SOA ae eS sie Me Mm v ‘ ‘ ee “e. £ the th, we a “~ oe TO ots a I AO eo CRIS a ne te Nag Be Bey, de ~~ eh oer aright bal al | ta , , 4 f ra . 4 ee age see sgea = Probate Judge of Pike County Was styles of fine French Kid , Black ; ; “—m «6 years O14 an ou OF . Twice Candidate for 4;sovernor - 3 nearly rights: 4 resident of St. Louis for more than on Democratic Ticket. and washable 0 a corning. 4 6 years. He was stricken last | special to the Post-Dispatch. ons and flare-cu stylies— Wednesday. Born in Louisville, | ISIANA, Mo., Feb. 28.—Da- $3.95 values. ins. we learn from ge Ky. he came to St. Louis as secre-. a A. Ball, who was a candidat 5 *& Og AI seen * a os a @ Beet - moert nomination i curn a fool inte ® ae tary of the Granite Mountain Min- for the Dem itic glass full of wine, tt, ee «06 Co. in 1876, and later became Governor in 1908 and 1912, was . 4 &asociated with the Rumsey com-/ ™arried here Saturday night to chtweight cham-= @ Pany. He retired six years ago. Miss Cora Jones, a stenographer held for a sant¥ Me He js survived by his widow, | ©™ployed ina bank here. He ts 16 ts for not writing Qe Mrs annie Cosgrove Hyman, and Years old and his bride is 34. ; 3 two dauchters, Mrs. Val Fynn and Ball now is Probate Judge of Silk Underwear yi Ly . sha = ~ ts , Mrs. Warry Cleveland, both of St. Pike County. His first wife died a Beautiful all - sill : AEE Oe ANI TOO rainy Ay» eNO a and further thet 4 (year ago They celebrated thelr crepe de chine Step- apie eet gortema et ; 4 Ins and Teddies in it's nobody's busi«- . LS both tailored and n it goes out. ae Pormer Congressman Dies at 88. ° 1925 ince-trisamed styles. 4 By the Aasocisted Presse. | Ball alwars has claimed that 16 Sizes 36 to WHAT THE COUNTRY NEEDS. 3 ROCHESTER. N. Y.. Feb. 28. | was nominated for Governor in je a Sr a . pe, Ameri- James S Havens, 68 years old, for-/ 1908, but was counted out tn St. Extra Salespeople! | - Spe spun the Mer representative in Congress and Louts and Kansas City. $1.95 jell appeas peers ae iN recent years head of the legal The ceremony Saturday was per- ante a x : | Gepartment of the Eastman Kodak | formed by the paster of the Bap? J. ae j Co.., is dead. tist Church. : fiftieth wedding anniversary in '\ i oe Mi alee pres Se se et es week > ates - . “3° 3p i he ‘ad thi acti oH PRISE har PIS SERIE ni: MIT: iia ie ae pide ss . : : rt gt 8 dat 8 ot PR tg the a See eres a ne ° .3 ai “sn { eat tei: iy tH: (4g 2 A 4 settle ; ; e's i ee Py iad Ba t Stat 4 : f ‘ : 4 zi ; > tp Pie : . * s 3 e rat S.. “f ‘ete? te ett ete & - =x . “* ‘ * 2 3% : sj thes $ fae : * : stegstaaeta Met ate te ie etabelat aS Sin re gt kien fae bet, tat et - ‘ ie" ‘ 7 ef ps Feline tit ; rb . ” 4 $ ish 2 wi rs >? : : "es" « ‘ >. .* "4 : b 2° ae" ¢ "4 «ls *s of. 4.8.8 458 le iit sath it

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PAGE 16_ : | ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ eee _MONDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 28, 1927 pee | ee Se LUIS PT OP i planned now to extend the cam-, : —— - 1F YOU HADA Injured Boxcr’s Condition Worse. | blood poisoning in his left arm. He came worse last night. Delaney r betore the pe organi A few roid 'paign until $600,000 has — 4 MINNEAPOLIS, Minn., Feb. 28.) has undergone two operations and splintered a bone in his left arm |} utes before the explosion a ANn- F f q ‘ E K : ed by several | raised, amed for 7m /47 NEC Little hope is held out for the re-; submitted toa blood transfusion during a fight with Maxie Rosen- | coln roadster, occupied by § AS LONG ~~ Su: covery of Jimmy Delaney, St. Paul) since being admitted to a local hos- | bloom at Cincinnati, O., two weeks | |}men, was seen leaving the rear 0} End nd f : é light heavyweight boxer, who has} pital last week. His condition be-' ago and it became infected. | the building. A Cuckoo abies iT Y Throat urance a or Ss LG DOWN The New 1927 a : | oer My | tioned. | Sec cee aaa Wonder Modt UM fig 3 —— ‘WOMEN'S SCHOOL TO CONTIRUE Cer AR DO ri eee onder Model eg nk ye ; i? : 2 S45 at : tp thorough investigation. We WAY . | ; me Une Sticks Found After Suggestions that Synodical Col- invite you to visit onr pf ray q ‘= 5 sie C a ee Pa er ae PR ich. agente nes nn. t d see the 192 : 5 be me ! ; : . . ae po ik SSOURI "A FIC LNES | pO /00 Fire om SCKOO ee ee oe — il ee A Cough? Smok- Graybar Was! ver be- ie - = a = LY, on They're . Pe 'bvyterian College for Women in le 2 fore you decide on TESTE. ELEOCTRIO Be: ‘a ‘ § | ) f i ( O , W E TERN , ~ S : T0 i S | [ y £ matic nis , ‘ ae re i ESS ea ome = oa o* ye eeu . 8 + ‘ies psoas taiabalcibilehéeipebtimidta teatheditinnnn tiathie ta Leia : t 4 7 wen “ > ee i a9 a | Before You Buy...... “a EES ae ag Gangster Sought. cha en une aenae sett aa er’s throat? Slight any—and then de 7 | — : a “Y ty ' ° ° ° | State, be done aways | oe i, am k | —— : ; + P) P cide what Wash- , . Bs? a | of Provide Unusually Convenient Service | After an explosion and fire early /W ee eer Leees Sr - soca ae oo io a neat ff Electric Was | 4 ‘ { 53 . The National Sore Throat Remedy | nes ¥ 'vesterday had caused damage esti- | school, be made co-educationai, eee Oe is a ; 7 yesterday had caus ge esti- | Menth-o-lic 350,000 in Use ah : , SHOULD QUICKLY RELIEVE IT | that oa Vy Yr} re) a ql hwy the com-'| ~ ® h Pr C1 ft ' mated at $67 he building and | have been SOA J | “Sie ST. JOSEPH " To T ese — s es Soren os flan We cad ates mittee in charge of educational] Cough Wafers go | = | Made seal pani Pam worlds: . | , ; ALL DRUGGISTS for the ‘asouri Presby- down to the seat oe great electrical organization, ~~ 8 —se , SOS ae | é op il a ; . © Ps A mervelous new model—the finest ) |! tomobile Laundry Co., police found | A campalgn 1% raise funds’ fol soothing, cooling ‘ ' of all of 18 years of Electric Washer eae nar ains in used articles : ee tntina’ dt 1, aittin tn ths | Synodiecal College thue = far has and comforting a facture—a _ veritable wonder tio: sh ae “nods "* wl Sj | three sticks of dynamite 1n le ton- | = yr 7 ak i “a g as “ °383 safety and convenience. Come and ok z » today’s Want pages. ; : | Johneen neau of a taxicab. ees ee | | ey oo. Mee eo pie Get the facts at first hand. ee 5 : ¥ sr. LOUIS | The dynamite was wr: mage in i | o-lics prove that nen Can Be Purchased. on } | ulevard, occupied by the Green | @4alts (101 LINCOLN boulevard, up! : : . . | “ i * ‘Cab Co.. and the Washington Au-|! terian Synod. of the trouble “Pe ee - wor ” nea ~. ~ - w -~ a . STE ae aR Rete eee - saline aieramaidinien arthas tenes «eeamtneran * , ; . KANSAS CITY eae ; a }newspaper with a fuse ache ADVERTISEMENT a really effective Satie ee 7 Terms at Slight Increase in Cost = i which evidently. had been ignited oe es ches Kansas City Omaha 1“ Lincoin 'and burnt out. — threw the | For ltehi 4 Skin | _ remedy can be a Oar eek. As Low as | eS ON, i “Raaanee 28 pm | dy! 1amite in the rive ‘ 4 | pleasant candy at Soe Ale : ae , : $ $10 Down | ut : _ the same time. r Mesees . hae . Ts ce re . Mont awe SY | LY; : le Ant gteenaliie pie lic patentee thy. eh nee rarest a tae nen me- attinns ae: , 7 eR. So eS rer ee en ay ar ee tes Five Fine Fast Trains Daily Ar. Omaha ; 9 30 am , The explosion was : eard ¢ Lv. St. Louis Ar. Lincoln , a oe la. m. The fire which followed “ae Use Zemo, , the Clean, 9:00 am 2:02pm 6:28pm 10:10pm 11:59pm i as H » [ ro | Ar. Kansas City Drawing-room sleepers; club-dining service. i'stroyed five automobiles, including ealing aguid Company, Inc. 20pm 9:30pm 2:08am 7:05am 7:35am : i Ped ; tw » new taxicabs, and damaged a | eign ek wks 2 Ay . } 3 Hours: ‘Dail ‘OR to o—Sat ape 4 This train also provides service to Atchison, Fas cg ’ There 1s one safe dependable treat- | ee . Buy Now and Receive ' | ms store wi 9: $:30—Saturdi Pullman or parlor observation cars on day a 2 ile Cee N | thir ‘d taxicab, in which the dyna- : - Hiawatha, Falls City, Auburn, Nebraska City, ment for itching torture that t oo —, t r a y= : - ' trains; standard sleepers at night. Dining ca Union and Plattsmouth,. ?: we RS te was found, fwo other automo- ; : ; gervice. Gum) .* as ape eleanses and soothes the skin After okt = . ; } ) ‘ ; ae | ryV¢4 5 ; . ¢ ree eas we J. Frank Shellenberger Cafe-club car on The Missourian, leaving at : bi iles and a truck. ne ae BOG the first. application of Zemo, vou x 11:59 pm. h 3 MEMPHIS luto laundry companies were OP-) Wit tind that Pimptes, BI ackhe ads , FUBS Mem his natn} erated by Robert, Howard and Ju- | Blotehes. Ringworm and similar skin 3 nius Reisner, “broth: rs. The build- | jpritations begin to disappear | | You fil} them at the faucet. roll them where you want them, emp*y them through Lag aM Sa oie y Sy go eae ile ene Lv. Se. Lovis ...... 759 pm ; ae Lv. Se. Louis oe 10245 pm Ar. St. Joseph + :10 am ing was owned by Theodore Vo Zemo hanishes most skin trrita | 4 , a spigot. Two of these work-saving Drain i 7:30 ’ e Ar. Memphis 7330 am | kres. ‘tions, makes the skin soft, clear and 4 Tubs absolutely free with your Wonder Standard drawing-room sleeping cars. Standard sleepers; cafe-club car service for eee ne ae Model. Cafe-club car service. Modern coaches evening luncheon, Diner serves breakfast, Police learned the Reisner broth-}| healthy tasy to apply af anv time , Se EE ers “‘expected: trouble,’”’ for some] At at! drugeists--60e and $1.00 ie E et Serving the , Eee ee bgt RT unknown reason, and had statio eq | aa 7 ary 4 , CEntral 3454, Home Electrign rs Secure tickets and reservations at City Ticket Office, 318 N. Broad- ee RS Ps 2 GM | William and Floyd Swafford, broth- | 1 e Poteet 5 | 3 3455, 3456 aly Sinee a . , \ ae . 3 ‘ a> ee! ia , , j I S way. (MAin 1000. ; >. ) lers, as.guards, but they became | | Ss | Se ' SNS [ Pils. 3 chk sal ais Seen 60 minutes |FOR SKIN IRRITATION, Stop that Cold / Electric Co., 904 Pine St. | S SiS eae 9 Electria et. tof ~ pen bi ; 4 ae | j & _ Bia : if , ‘ | a . eich pete ~ sealant iia SAND stdin afl. aD hy a tienen 7 i a Bie een neuannes _—— ques _—" ——————— W. F. Miller, Division Passenger Agent RS nmap ae BREN : Ss.) EINDELL 4600 CC 2 gp , Flu lurks at every turn — an Hil lL. guarant Railway Exchange Bldg., St. Louis, Mo. ‘End a COLD uae ae ~ w a t . : t ’ ia | U in a Few Hours | } 3 pm 1 iad | conditic¢ etl : > aa —— |] It Pays to Have — purify your system | HE Sunday Post-Dispatch has the | | “fi " a by Orica 75 YEARS OF SERVICE = ‘é ° . ie |] Your HAT cieanea PAPE’ fy | only color roto magazine in St. Louis, 1 7 — | **A Service Institution Zz eieistindty | CLEANERS pie DYERS COLD COMPOUND |} ae J ' - ¢ (LAXATIVE) Club Payments—$5 a A Few of = 66 | $1 : } Ruby. .. .$ 5 |Free . .. oo an fSinger 66 ......-+.ssmmmn | White Roten Electric .$2¢ Western Electric ......$25 Wheeler & Wilson.....$ % Standard . ......ss0ae Royal Electric . : oa Domestic . ....-eeane BSinger . ....++++«eeme BSinger ........'...50nn Vandervoort’s Sé it Does Not Cost SS nee a Le - aca . s - edd Pia te Saree ag ali cdeian * Pho RDA Sho # i a Heng ts sat ein ante PePreeeee enna n ir ttignar ott ss in aw joan ole, Pe OE eae ee eee ee oe nr ae evn aif Renin TR ae EAT pik peel oko y KC aadapeieet Soquel +p ne p= ; ope kee Se Sen Ra RES, A Record- Breaking Spring Coat Event... One That Every Thrifty Woman and Miss Should Attend An Attention-Compelling Millinery Offering....One That Every Seeker of Fashion and Thrift Should Attend a Ba hp RR PR TR, Se nist, eppeartehigat ies cs ais co ali as rays 34 by , - Another Tuesday Attraction ...A Record re ee ee ee ae ee ee ARE = hagas 6A ag ne ~~ _, Mer « ae ee a 5 » Ss —— os Ste Pe ne ORE LE LAL Le by 3 es Bi rerions, « Tie 2h 2 9s ce oi + peg v 4 nie a A i. ine Re ee Or Pus ‘ SG OS eee em ie ee Pe aes em da . * —— _ - _ - - Se wae 2. Dp * ENED TRAST aye B= BGO BIBLIB EAGT Also High-Grade Tailored Models In Such Spring Materials as Crochet Visca, Visca Braid, All- straw, Combinations of Silk-and-Straw, and Embroidered Effects Qualities That Will Further Enhance the Splendid Reputation aie. I} ) a of Our Basement for Always ‘‘Giving the Most for the Least!”’ és 11@ our EXTRAORDINARY VALUES AT (CID, A canbe given dazaling! "4 +f wh ¥. , this new | A " y J I ; : “ o E ask our patrons NOT to judge the Pn Vy Ay} a | da quality or style of these Spring Coats by the price. Even though you had a much higher priced Coat in mind for Spring—SEE THESE! You'll need no urging to choose Tuesday, for the savings will be apparent instantly. You can work wond the dingy film that ol and imperils health accept this remarké ATs POIRETSHEEN COATS SMART PLAIDS -:- CHECKS : at it ai . | : : 4 TUDY attractive people, —— Akos BE cic renendous porta ing, clear t@eth play. Off-— UI — Above anny snnipenent ninemsn pt = ame sane Sed DE he et i ae ©. ARR K er a ee eee a -* PPADS dE oa tant REE ee Os nha ae Binal Neate + hata le Sete pte ate re Fe 7 * . ” bios Sew 2 Pitta’ on, Wages “ eur Py “aD ee, rete mtapten cy e " ‘ i ok i Ap Se _ bee $Ers rack bots. soe aad eae Ps ‘a baie ie , ¥ ne snhedees aie acti lente hte > a es kDa gs ‘ . tear : ot ne * 6m ARS RE EF Re aw Sy er es PR Rae» fe eins wey 26 wi eOyy te COLORS ost aeons is every new s CE 4 el color teeth are an injustice | . Spring color, including plenty N ie | to ones smile. Don't a of tans and grays. % Bey e Be iiss : And don’t believe your teeth are dull and- colorless. You can dispt with right tooth care. Can work @ ~ , ; - mation. Millions are doing it tod Plain Models! ny \ be & » td BOS) = We Modern science has found a Fur-Trimmed Effects! Ve ie > a | ¥ WL ) i 1 | in tooth and gum care. A way Tailored Coats! Yea > 1a &) ) "He ~=séfrom any you have ever known, | Belted Sport Models! wm Se Poe : Bea the coupon for a 10-day tube. ‘ ’ » ; «| 4 | % f } tea f “i 5 Double-Breasted Styles: an i‘ | f Ha Remove that Ai Many Others b AY ln OTe v2 a | 7 great difference comes. | | | cf Run your tongue across your te you will feel a film, a viscous ¢ covers them. | That film is an enemy to you and your gums. You must remo It clings to teeth, gets into cre Stays. It absorbs discolorations Your teeth that cloudy, “off-ce 300 “Sample” Hats, Worth Much More, Included In this group will be found Hats for street, dress and sports wear— every new Spring style, color and combination — in fact, everything NEW for Spring is here—priced ONLY $2.88. One of Those Spring Sh ‘gee ° i = « } ’ . | - | SPPe"s 2 iP 4 a ty 4 Coat Events | port cee | | y 2 ¥. the worst You Expect | vise \ | We am . Only at [| for Best ia | S Illustrate a t,o enemy: tO tee! ; - | ; Just Six 3 az - iran ; z , Sonnenfeld’s Selection of the Smart es + a= OE ES SS A A A A A a a) a) a a ce «ae «ue «ee «up cum aes) aie. ene — °° = ane eee > ee) a ae ee ae ee ee ae 6D ED 0 GD OED D0 DO ae. a eee ene em 6 O(a) SMALL, MEDIUM AND LARGE HEAD SIZES — > Oe== — *~ : ee OOO TT A TO A A A | A | | I NR | ERT || RENN =| SRNR 2 a ATTN - L cA MM a | RO: RRR ei i ee aia

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———. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH__- ___MONDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 28, 1927 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH na 1F YOU HADA Fire Damages Paper Stock Wee . g : . Printing Co. was pe es $1500 tf : ape : ee. Pd EC K Ba Anns Midwest | by water used on a fire-in a res- = |BUR A AS wae ow \taurant on the first floor of 322/' fs ——eeee | North Second street, at 9 p. m. yes- | ace and for Speed | | = | ~ Pre 4 a Ros Tap ae —jterday. The restaurant was dam-| | 44 i;aged $200. The ™.« 1s thoucht to| Conquer that Cough! For quick relief The New 1927 : T Quick have started i ‘ i ; . ' %) take PISO’S x dian, re sei in a box of waste in| th syrup used for over 60 years. It Wonder M a | | (ne rear of the _ restaurant. The | odel a a ers Riddance printing soureanie ; ager ean | soothes — but contains no opiates. a uses the base-/j} 35c and 60c sizes. a WAY |, ment to store paper and occupies! Naw, ' | 4 Ss i | ‘ SE aoe . . ;, éreat electrica] organization. & || your own druggist’s, or he can’ ¢e ZERBST’ & GRIP 'months, Eloy Grasilnek sold th: ' Wednesday is the first day of Lent—Kroger Stores are well supplied | em for you fox Medicine Ce, CAPSULES | Thomas Market, a grocery and = with an excellent assortment of Lenten Foods Sea foods, of course, A mervelous new model—the finest of all of 18 years of Electric i in hat 2 {P- Wiles ne fe on-air Tt a aan da iain articles =? fone Na no lg ‘SOLD FOR 20 YEARS a5¢ imeat shop at 323 De Balivier: deine ch , : ' on = head the list, but there are many others as equally nutritious and as heyy tet te SO * a he PTs es SE — ” ne . — cn wf "er 4 a " bite tol ; 2 (ag lily My ——s ey hj ~~» M ‘ oe ee o . Mee: ty, Mero me r " eee " ak Sy eee " nels Meta tebe re ‘ >, ; yee 6 ee ee Se 2. ae ‘ : Pil 4 ¥ pe ‘3 eS ers > Maw : cee gee - , abies » an ai ert " his, Ga aa cf : a nye 2 ee opr satll + Shape facture—-a veritable wonder ip simplicity : , easily prepared. Nowhere can you get finer quality or greater values. safety and convenience. C€ Want pages. i_doh n_ ros rug Stores. ome and see it, p today’* — — cinemmenate lAT ALL DRUGGIST’S j}avenue, to William Frank of Get the facts at first hand. Can Be Purchased on | Page boulevard, last week, Terms at Slight Increase in Cos¢ ‘ } | | |new owner changed the name t 'Frank’s Market and did a pros As Low as | Wi, ©. Gr CVE : $10 Do n A perous business over the week-end r,t Fd yy TH, | $ 0 Dow ; This morning he found the saf V7 ity Nd d | 4 k | Monthly Payments door standing open and, he ré u.. Ve ‘ Wy - = : iz - yy, : | ported, between $1400 and $1600,| ™! By. RED | es ESOS cee aE Se | a — the § eat iat sabheuihaians was fone. | i a a i NK a - 7 Store Hou - Da ly 9:00 to 530—Saturday 9-00 ) to 6: ‘00 Olive and @ Locust, ‘From Ninth to Tenth’ roe. Thiet had un ion ts . 4 The choice grades of Salmon, such as we list, cannot f be help ae the oye Lenten Food with peuple whe ‘ ? f \ » i { ‘? 4.5 i cit VY d t ¥ ‘| 4 | | i 4 Pe : ine J u i i t Lal ot ° x ' . of asnes and Sir ishe d mam aoor pane | Ft at Salmon; 14-Ib. flat can, lo eteak, it forme an almost anon ae Served hot or nN ad a ues ad leading to the store. Patrolman A\l- = ‘ cold and In salads or sandwiches, it is delightful. We carry only the choicest of gach grade that reflect the T A I I CAN 7 . rh “a + 7 . A ‘ : y ~ * esil them | | . last night, said he observed th oe Baggy te th | Ys ewin safe door standing open, but pre- Country Club | Fancy Red our Wonder Yne i a ok The former proprietor, Grasilnek, vor oil; tall Ib. : _ Serving the : | : | was held up Feb. 7 and robbed of | D can— "9s ~-Ib. can, Home Electrig. 4 . I hat have been traded in }about $2000 cash tn the store. Last | EL MAIZ Dj 4a : 4 RS trasiinck’s wi THE GOLDEN CORN ally Since ‘July Grasilnek's wife was held up 29c 1886 1 =... on Free - Westinghouse ee ree We neeTORe hee T’S so different because the Co., 904 Pine St. Ob: 2 ses! i ; | automobileawhite she was taking| f J kernels are so much larger el i wet oe | ee Electrics. Ever 7 in! tee ; f 4 i- Safe Robbed of $3 00 at Remlicy’s @ kernels you cut off the cob of _ et i a lie nett “ee @ ~ ae . “ oe “ hae va «© % Reg fp “ we hy et a ee aoe ae ae « om 2 ee ~* yn yl. Ys ed on” Tie + i rt ede Me he. ied 2 He ~~ + a . ~> é " . 2 oe 4 4 » - Ce ree a ce ie, D dante ew + Eatin * wes s aoe Fins Mc Na guaranteed to be in sewing Maplewood Market. fresh corn. It fully realizes Whether your taste runs to fine imported or Our own direct importation of genuine Hol- condition. Very specially | : Die Since there is.no physical evi- your dream of what a canned ‘equally nutritious domestic Sardines. Kroger land fish, taken from the icy waters of the w denee of anyone forcing the locks corn should be. Stores can fulfill your wants. We buy the North Sen at maturity. Every fish is per- ‘ee st be — . 74 ~~ witterawn ~ “ c m “ | J i et a te . Ms finest of each variety, contracting for the fect, 1 d usually fati Milchers and ss = windows or doors of Remley’s Mar- No corn is like DEL MAIZ—it’s a oe, SE Se 7 priced for quick sale. Se “agg tt git acaindigaes PF ne oo new and different variety. Today get best of the catch during the packing senson. | Roe mixed. » £408 MANCHOESTCY Avel , “aa the Free recipes with a can of Flavyory Domestic Fish—in | California—in tomato sauce; K Come Farly 4 Agshotete eae eee — a seve DEL MAIZ oil—% size can— | Ib. of fish in oval can— | In bulk, dozen.........30e 9-Ib. keg, 36 to 40 large fish by ; er concealed himself in the store J fore it was closed Saturday pam sour green Club Payments—$5 Down and $5 Monthly on Mocking: Over $20 night ee bone Veloy Cumtag Gn 01 k bans [ FOR and escaping with $500 in cash an checks. The safe combination wa iste ; , A Few of the Remarkable Values knocked off with a hammer. Thi | [- Serna eee robbery was discovered at | a Mustard Sardines—'4 cnn, Se; % cap. : vi ae ‘aay n th aes 2 5 a. ru i @ Marie Elizabeth Imported Boneless Sardines... .3: Shrimp, wet pack, Gulf caught; 5 OZ. .20-0- - 17 ,today when the store was opened @ Brisling Sardines—Norway—Olive olf; can.. .1e | peady- to ry Codfish, Gorton’s, can. .° sooee a Singer 66 os 1500 Singer, long bobbin... .$ 5.00 |] ‘7 "= | eg a a ference That Every Thrifty Ruby : ee $ 5.00 New Home os ee : S. 8 00 HUNTING. TT) mys ag 8000 | : vr af Mar Brane woe rage: or eens gg ne og oe | Mackerel, American Shore, large fish. ...-.19960 S Should Attend mee - -- ----$10.00 | White Rotary .........$15.00 || ACRES IN CRAWFORD COUNTY |Wre;—ii 7 i PANCAKE We BN PEANUT —— : — ec 66 . ; wis amo White, long bobbin .. . .$10.00 |] Group of st. Louisans Requires Site | Pe : i sh) Sh aANo LAr § White Rotary Electric. $29.00 Norleigh Electric . .$25.00 o™ uve Near Scotia, |) FLO ij 4 Ne SF : Lee, B j TT £ R ° A group of St. Louisans, includ- | §— Te end A S Western Electric ae s .$25.00 | New Home Electric .$35.00 ing a number of aes, neti 3 eatin! | | Aunt Jemima, pkg. 12%; T A smooth, rich bi of ical leaders, have formed the Huz ‘ : S : sta i ws 454 ¥ i , Seen ua ' try Clu ih. 5-Ih. cack. economy ee an exeellent subeti- heeler & Wilson.....$ 8.00: | Singer. .-~- Se ‘ Sd f | - W $ ser peetennis serkt tae ' . $40.00 _ eurtels stunting one See 5 | a Florida Thin Skin, 54 Size tute for meat—Bulk, lb. Standard . ...........$12.00 | Wheeler & Wilson... .$15.00 |] i's ci"isno"tor Sec I QC go Post-Dispatch has the sto magazine in St. Louls, at ae . * “~ ¢ wee Dies ~~ eae -e “ * -* e a . deceit ~ ‘ " A ee king Spring Coat — a how gee ee A IO ele He ~ : : ha > oe) MeestiC . 4... fe | womestic . .....:... cicada cup Soa ste Breads: q finger. ..............$17.00 | Singer. ..............$14.00 |] Ser TPs, loeaton th earth BANANAS 2 village of Scotia, northeast 0 ‘LAUNDRY | in an ae APPLE . crs 2 —— : es is. es OO singer. . oe vteelville and about 15¢miles south | Him , ‘ ; : oi. ny | if a new State park in Franklin! ERVICE | : ; Vandervoort’s Sewing Machine Shop—Downstairs. ‘ounty, and in a section of wood-| Mia ; ed Ozark hills. | sh Ss, Cc About $81,000 was paid for the | eo SE See *e eles Finest hand-picked Michigan: planned. 17 Sage a iat “mie hie 3 165 high tn food value: low in Country Cilub—Made of arava ene ' price. Try them with Coun- sound ripe apples and ptire members now ans ¢ rosy fey Club Catsuv— spices. Ona — —_ pan- limit of 490. Henry Mueller cakes, etc., it's ; ee! pe | Laundry 3 3 LBS. California Navel Sever. — r x. / | , Pie at [Pca || Bank, is president, and directors | 200 and 216 QUART JAR i hy ve ’ ? y= are ; lS ‘Cu n. l)r -? . "Tr, 7 m~ ey a? . m3 he ~ ¥ - i. RS Wettig “= i in ae a eo ee 3 e .* i er oe Oe ee a WM vet OE tre Mri ee: om chal?” sistas aie i Shee na cere a itasleks Lee feeb ie . eet yeni neal ae Site ata:te weaned tad re oa Se, at El By ihn SSR MRAM OO ee ONS RS ila s, re es ew ae 1 roe ; ora i al Yo Wd * ae, es be Pe ™ t id ee oa ne hao B. ene ~~ a . ~~ Rah tn. & ~~ A RE. egy tat 2 Santee, woe’ » ee sd ee Ten See Ee RS, BAT te Ce oer ered 4 ¥ i ne a . . . re : = bia ee eR, aT rae STARA le SAN NS OR as ’ ‘ Le ~ . X Haedaithidies cc ‘ will find in sending your fam- Peck . ° . : o man, promote the organiza- ily laundry to us is that we pretty cums, this new way of removing - Hon. ee SPRE Ap AON atte ° s duated t give you just dingy FILM Ss 2] CORVISTIONS | IN 1p DAYS the laundry ied — need and SWEET Tenn. | , st f ‘ou Tub; eA : N ‘ IN ST. CLAIR COUNTY COURT Wf ivnin Er2artime to time your fa"ioads an tfeontaincto | POTATOES Halle im 10c - eA: meat: also makes a delicht-

decanted lng tags dent, dental science has provided eftec- FINISHED DE LUXE, 20c Lb : OR ’ ‘ : eee | E — nter > MEATS Soe the coupon for a 10-dav * : * Banpeecgniae pom t0r 3 10-day tube tive combatants, [Their action is to curdie wl cg mum hare $2.00. Short Ribs Lh Bie ‘ak he " $ ae BS es csggioaicye : Pin a ‘ ’ Remove that film—see what a the film and remove it, then to hrm the | nin a6 Seant sot Set ents _ Slices, Lb. ie must great difference comes gums to coral tint. | Run your tongue across your teeth, and Now what you see when that film is — ee eed whe: Or teaks i: Lb ue you will feel a film, a viscous coat that removed —the whiteness of your teeth— | ean a ee vecpinamadaias eterno: is Check them overnight Dry Cleaning & Dyeing Plant Covers the: will amaze you. That film is an enemy to your teeth— Ordinary methods fail in these results, (0. 7))00' way to da ‘. aud {| GRAND LAUNDRY ee ee P ork Sausage = » 25e] f ¢ 7 and your gums. You must remove it. Thus the world has turned, largely on den- the same way stops them before th ’ AND a 4 . . . me CW »¢ qevs m if vou fave 1f ever-ready ‘ — It clings to teeth, gets into crevices and tal advice, to this new method. That wav is HILL’S—as prescrip CLEANING CO. , Fancy Ic i 2 . . . ‘ oy * a Favs. It absorbs discolorations and gives Mail the coupon. A ten-day tube will be tion perfected by one of the wor id ) 4 Sliced Lb. 3 C és eee ae ¢ larg It ombine hone. JEfferson Yo : hat cloudy, “off-color” look. sent vou tree. ; ee “e e ’ Your teeth that cioucy, : our of the great “helps fc oF “ry 3650-51-52-53-54 ——__—____ EF R E = Mail Pépsa silaciee ni East St. Louis. EAst 562 BA THROOM - WALKE’S SOAP 6 Bars 25¢ WHITE SOAP this da. ia lana ail 7 [Gi Star Somp. 4 bare Oxy dol Powte, rE. sven who tries ith a ive your emacs wn d | 4240 | b *, Me t 2 for 10-Day Tube to The New-Day Qualiry Dentifrice Villions hav: lone er nla alr: wr a a we raammea, phes " . + : ? * r Ex.dorsed by World's Dental Authorities have a. } etart | LL S wit! oubh , STAUFER S acm 4 Py S, i St Kreeer's: « fine white } iy SLL a" Kroger’s snow white, soft Tablets snap for laundry, — = diceornah Aplar No other heNeecompares textured tiasue— THE Faegonens COMPANY ay. +o r r t , ‘ rane Sec. C-2423, 1104 S. Wabash Ave. bap Kose Soap. 3 bars 25 Sunbrite, 3 cans... =e Om i i i ' ! mt ! ; | % ' Chicago, i., U. 5. A : Be Sure ts Ls Price 50c tt ' Sa ft 7 = ames LARGE foams OU Bane, en Sanifiush, ran ~ ; } a % Pio bs ae | | 2 bars 13¢ 20 Mule Team Boras. ite Name i CASCARA "QUININE | ee Neg me : ly ' S q (,uest—2 bars, De Meu. 7 are. —: | | 0 y 0 D tarce i2c Bar Cc ' -we Pee &y % = 1 he Meat ; * f ’ : oh ety Bh, pat Ante nei ah es gt MEG ERay ar d bs ~ oe eee ees heath ae ‘ dee ns Stans bee! ie diss : p . - » — pa A Digan er Dade Rayne Ai Mi bom me * hg a ld Nr sa pow ees ee h “ ory s Raa . a _ a oe 1 yee ~ rs as ~™ wy nee 4 ee nn MVM the worst I!lustrate | | 7. - enemy to tee th; — — We ust Six of the Smart si a. ; om ' Se. ai : he | ; 4 mm Cainiee: it with your tonguc ae PS ED SD OD GS OD ED GND GD SD ae a aR A A A ty d ress ——- Get Red Box aes with portrait | ; , Pa TRENCH BRAND COFFEE—NONE FINER AT ANY FRICE—LB. PKG., Oniv one tube to a familly _ 8433 L -------~---------- fae atatene A. OT RS Tit ot MERE ATO EEG Math ett. - 43 mains * tohey- wt ee etit7 eee et +. ne Niger fe, fis; > oF. ae i i4 z eo | _ 4 or eo s¢ ~* ey eer Pie” + -” * me i ik B ikehesae bee tet a: ; Pi a ; ra 2” & ’ ">" > Me - .. 3 ‘u ‘et oy desi mashes tid jase Mee Oe faites oh Lier hte et 57 tat’ o* a8e’ at eth; ee stk Ri dee at Seng deerits : ee te zy ee ‘fea te 4.* 058 Sy saeibitt | ith . | 4, OG BC . es ; thes it

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ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH MONDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 28, 1927_W ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ ee See 4 ey ye Me x We 5 SRE gee j wi ‘ i AO ny Ta ha ; Daa A ae \pereeepates yr et om . bie ed idl 7 a3 ‘gate? Ne we Ay Pah er nae aS ees Ray ite . VeReaee Ee yates ahs 4 a a) ks . fe r, ey 4 ‘ as 5 ar . m ty Ae oe aS eT RN eater SRS ae US aS ee Ss Your letter on “What Bond Bread has meant to the health of my child”—accompanied by your childs photo—has a wide-open chance to win $250 for you. Or you may win one of the 160 other cash prizes. Ask your grocer for the folder of simple contest rules. OR 8 years, thousands of St. Louis With each of the past 8 years Bond housewives have been serving Bond Bread’s popularity has grown steadily. By 2 ~naeesil Bread on their tables every day. Many of insisting on more Bond Bread each year, Ask your — these women formerly baked their own bread st. Louis housewives have voted it to be at home. continuously the nearest to home-made. | for free entry blz Why did they give up baking and adopt Most mothers choose Bond Bread for HE rules are simple. They are all printe Bond Bread? the sake of their children’s health. These the entry blank that your grocer has for ’ h S ; ° 1 , A photograph of your child and your lettem W ) re Ss a ther t ildr Cg 7” a B aS at t S ce Louis Itis asimple secret. Bond Br ead is home mothers appreciat e the fact that chil dren eat + tii ot Fined Firend fase encanta ane YWCA § years ago like. Itt is mace of the Same pure ingredien more bread when Bond is served, simply my child” is all that fs necessary to Gli : = : [ 1 res ft } Nae Ete NR themselves we Se. because they Ike it so keenly. And most contest. ROMPTLY at nine o’clock on Saturday copied aiter the be , ,04' mothers realize that the pure ingredients in No red tape. An ordinary amateur morning, November 22, 1919, the doors of which housewn = ON lus 1ts thorous ome-lik e baking would be as good or mete than a professig the Y.W.C. A. swung open to admit hundreds mitted in various baking contests in 18 dift make it about the most healthful food photogr aph. As for he letter, a gram of St. Louis women. an? ‘eS. at2t an eat wr hance to wimal All morning, grandm rs, moth nd | : mie | college caatiion The style of the letter # daughters flocked to the . ihey eget sich ie et kage xs ince that -KIN; te » years ag ount nothing. Only the ideas expressed will totaled 2315 people. een carried a fres ake (Mei? Was fle! ri€ . OU at UJ neart 45.001 hilgre ve been born in taken into considerat: re judges. home-made loaf, which they | Y1LY Bond Bread ries contest. >. 4 a & 4 3 f 7 7 FE > S “~ ¥ ; ce = | £, ¢ ‘* .; \ ~ y Pe @ _ 3 f yy re ve z A ‘. a _ % 5 —) = ¥) * ee, 7 3 a . Ss # = S 7 A : > > ae 7, gq aT ji 4 el 3 b 33 = 4 = Ps a4 i] a Cay = ; 4 3 43 . 25 . 2a ; a e ; i Z t “ B - a S 1 FE: & b; ae & % > i a. eZ 7 Bo = a -.. a : - ni : 2 ae F 2 ot Es ¢ a . ; 3 A. 4, =; ae id be . : . at b, 4 » a - 8 : — « * 2 ‘ 3 s a 4 $ 4 cd > £ . = . i j a. : ey ~ 4 ra % - i - = - a > ae * « ge z % . 4 $ : > 2 5 , ~ 2 ae 3 ee 4 - ; %, : a. . ‘ : 2 % Ne 2 ; 45 % ¢ eae 2 - . 3 ~ * 4 % :. ae w = : & 4 ’ 4 7 * >) eS a e. : . = 4 ie ... = 3 ag : * 4 = E q [, . FE . ~~ mo ry — = 2 F 7 ;- & f = F 7. poy . 4] « im oe : 4 - & s of oe But plan now to enter at once. The coats ay night, March 6th. Mail yourem® Suis Post-Dispatch, marked “Ag en Bread Contest Committee.” must be postmarked before midnight of M | etter and send us a pho- th, 1927. tasted them and finally awarded prizes to those _ home-like.’ f.4 V § : O rraph of your chil d. You may win one of whose loaves indicated the best home-baking read to] | t SUC] the bi cash prizes. The column at the right THE JUDGES , prominent in St. Louis wae ‘ied ‘Saree life, dietitians and domestic science experts, came to the Y.W.C.A. They c it the loaves, weighed them, » @ € f. © ~ ~ big Cc skill. j > + -_ . yy ine Oa : : SS10D) uu how to try for the big awards. -—~ Perhaps you were one of the contestants. —_.. age " Selected by the may remember those lon bles cov rai ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ered with home-made biciad preeahs ke | Pa MISS ALICE A. CHAMBERLIN morning. The Y. W.C. A. was filled w: e e OF . rize ~ oo Dietitian, Mary stitute fragrance of mother’s kitchen on bread- baldied = p od MISS RUTH M. COOLEY day. In this atmosphere, Bond Bread was born PRGA re ER BN eee . Dietitian, Jewish Hospital de itis of $250. Surpoee oe $250.00 MISS ISABEL McNEIL CURRIE - eee + . Dietitian, Missour:t Baptist Sanitartum r account for the youngster wh . : VAD 1 A RC EA IRE ) N cases. J MISS EDITH GIESSOW er tiga ie oe Ass't Manager, M¢Kinley High School ee : : wh MRS. THEODORE\D. KELSEY ee ) a GS oe * Maine ane: 50.00 League of Women Votegs 1 any of the other 160 cash prizes, what a nice = one 3 fi 25.00 MISS E. MARTIN 4 | ‘ae t - 7 4 frti ry. rr 3 a4 £ av TO start a sav ings account for the chil Go iwh 10 he! ped w in + " Dre a Ba es Hosp: a - »~ +e Saar gab he hate BO . 7 gy, aay oe i red % 5 ‘ a oe Pn "s wi ee ee acres apne a 1 way rs ee if ~~? ars 5 . : r ey ee os at > f ; % I RANE IT SN BRR SO Ce Rr Rae Ra ERE eae Te, ae eee * : . eer Ee og ay : pin! ae we abet ec) ¥ U Cae : RRM : - oe LTH . » Si 6A teen nr pyri, gh PO eae oe eS ; hing oe ‘i — 4 #08 geet ~ t+ 4 ‘4 Pin eS: ihe ON Fe |, ‘ eee y "¢ ; eee 7 — ~ Sea €, ~ i , - 3 et aes és . ete ts fe ne Sita Le a Gee ‘ x aN 4 8 CER) ectelting te RO DH ems Y OS Se SEs, a, Sees ois Se a pm wi: +5 ae "le 8 Ly Fe heehee ap it Spitting oti h a epee ll te sibemcaa titt ye abies ci * Fil sir! KE | a -_—-_ years your child wou! i r , 15.00 ee ed Salem Aaabtet > pat 9 oS od. By teh » > plan to enter now. Wi IN Re ls ce Oe eee... 5 MISS ELIZABETH McCORD few days after the judges haver sneha a decision. The photo- 7th prize Cp b as @ on aes 10.00 graphs will be returned shortly thereafter. ‘ Sth prize. | 9.00 MRS. RALPH L. THOMPSON i i eee ae a eee ee Secretary, Wednesday Club ced 9th prize i. 8.00 MRS. FRANCES VAN METER 10th rize | S OO Ass t Manager, Town Club Here are the prizes—liberal ones, and a very simple contest Pp " ssiiaennerein oo Can Lectur Home Ec ‘cs, for any parent: pare 151 bs iaallais prizes of $3 each iidaatee taba? bbobe tif . wat ' ; ai ib} Wha) The names of the 161 cash prize winners will be announ in this paper on Thursday, March 10th. Ee RL AN Se LNT ie" Pilger tes e- ” Cop sk, Nia Nain PRR SP REE aed AERIS LOR BRD RRR BA Peete c=: tig Rel on et ill yee 29 és y ens tu) , wri 5 ¢ gre ain a Prep tig a gerber AD a eg tg ces Bee i ae eh The HOME-LIKE Loaf

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te a, | tk a ee : eter) Se Oe on Par: ents ee aoa eer MEN ~~» a — ST.LOUIS POST- UISPAICE ee te ZS LOUIS, MOND. AY EVENING, , FEBRUA "ARY 28, 1927, Se ae AGES 19—30 ae eg ee X patra w+ ae Me ed vie on at v's “ ne = & o oge 1 ad + ing “Se > ake gy s hom 7 = ue a ° rgth, « ee. =a fad eer ows « Ae nie cep ee Starting Tuesday! | |—The Great Semi- Annual Sale that will make us thousands of friends! wey Oe py eee = wer gh Sere Rm teat + VA at * , » ~ a ~~» oo’. ee - . a ao oe} * - abate. a ~ le * pansion pees 4 preter A elle ss ns ™ - ents a8 me . aa“ boi eo Oe ee ‘ 5 4 ‘ . * 4 = -hee tah eee 2. - b o;, ya + . Q *, iar? i ‘wo ted . ree, a . f ee ax rules are simple. ey are printed on) BS’ ly FINE I t th ecial pee | ° ° : tremendous saving trom tormer prices. 4 : y = value a e spect Lo iS musi 7 ‘ he entry blank that your grocer has for yous | price of $22! Every Se ee." aS ea vine 388° a a The offering for. Tuesday is a most remark- notograph of your child and your letter om | = Suit faultlessly tailored a eer a dinary opportunities of Aeolian’s Annual able one. and though there is a most won- | ere 4 ; | hat Bond Bread has meant to the health of # a of fine woolens! Perfect Sarees te irr an enter ai Ras in fit! Every Suit cut by ee | March Clearance Sale. Never before have derful assortment you are urged to make est. 4 . . a, fe the 8 Se coe ee | we had such a magnificent selection of your selection promptly. A small down o red tape. An ordinary amateur snapshotiie | | cnet eae ee? | practically new nationally famous stand- payment is all you need pay—balance of | Id be as good or better than a professional Every Suit poly kei ard makes of instruments to offer. They purchase price may be distributed conven- ograph. As for the letter, a grammaty | ; : toe a | have come from Saint Louis’ finest homes _iently. Note the prices below! ol graduate has as much chance to win as a! | Will Make iy ne wa | y ) ge professom The style of the letter willl | Us Friends! Fo Ly bee Instruments of Leading Makes Taken in Exchange for Stemway t nothing. Only the ideas expressed will bem TT Clainda ii tad vibes! Friends WE eee oa : “f and Weber Period Grands and Duo-Art Reproducing Pianos nm into consideration by the judges. a who appreciate the tangible advan- 3 F (4: A Ge Cah ; a a : # ; ; . . t plan now to enter at once. The conte: > savage ‘tunes a. ° —_ Te ; : : 0 2 ere : | | i RIG] s & y L.NDS | PLAYERS ss Sunday night, March 6th. Mail your enti | i ) —— ce . ? pressed in these New Spring Suits e St. Louis Post-Dispatch, marked “Attens | | at $22! | of Bond Bread Contest Committee.” It ) si em $ | ren g ge Low $ - ae before midnight of Mare | The SUITS — Ge | a | aul -~- | re —are cut in the newest 3-button ee eee ee th Hi > | f i ee i Here is the opportunity you have been | The offering of Grand Pianos is a notable | With the tremendous revival of inter- University models, the new 2-but- ei ow it SEO ) Bo. Be er waiting for. Full-size Upright Pianos one and includes such famous makes as | est all over the country in the Player- THE ‘TUDGES 2 , ton “Strand” effects and the anette oo af 14 #a1 & oe ue a el of leading makes deliveredinexcellent | Steinway, Weber, Steck, Premier, Chick- | Piano it will be interesting to note = smart Bristol “‘Double-Breasters’’ wa i ai Pico Yes , eh 2 2 condition throughout at only a small | ering, Knabe and Chilton, exchanged | the marked reduction at which such Selected by the ce ‘ Jest sitiees tamy-henging new effects Fue») a aes i i Heaartitieiat ee : | fraction of their former prices. The | but in elegant condition. They are famous makes as Steinway, beeper inal Sittin cs a ‘ with the unmistakable style of showing is a comprehensive one and | priced so low and offered on such at- Steck, Stroud, Angelus, Aeolian a 3 # LOL IS POST-DISPATCH ‘ea math * Coasimeores Tweeds. W or- should be inspected at once. The tractive terms that anyone may now own other equally fenowned standard-made . 8 i aie Witene Sie Cimanios. a ae 4% 24%, @ Ge Aye prices we are quoting will effect a | a beautiful Grand Piano. Many of these are instruments are being offered during LICE A. CHAMBERLIN | Ts 22 1 ‘ ‘ bre i i el ; we 1% i mee os prompt clearance. Be one of those to | of the exquisite small size so much in de- this our greatest sale. In every in- titian, Mary Institute Ss ae er fo, & OF Se Gee we ik 4g w es a profit by tHe splendid opportunities | mand today. The fact that they have come stance these are now to be had at RUTH M. COOLEY ots ae SS : % hes he. tne we, pelt at « Peri, a Me . ~ %. Pm * se sats it ge Peg beat herr ee beet sana taiat nae eee re pe: rst ere: Ne BAG ch A nate 945 ds ct * : Cis ve "fe ; wi Pee e ¥ | ac itt se Aeneas WEE af ie Mae. TA Beoen Mer i icy ld Sets if ei Pict taba? 4 te ee f. A” ¢ Mey Gee tea Ty ; ar i? ¢ . ae os oe et ot gi atgte conn vel. ay

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EVENING, FEBRUARY 28 ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH ‘ -_-~ ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH MONDAY WELLSTON SOCCER TEAM OVERWHELMS JOHNSTON CITY IN CUP CONTE y CARDINA St. Louis Title Candidates ; Sturdy, First Base Rookie, _ Semifinals in meri Week = Score Nine Goals to Foes’ Ky 7—— ~ Who Will Understudy for Muny Basket cc Change in] “TETT E ho Sisler, Looks Like a S Series Tonight [iss 92°" ’ e; Opponents Very Slow (oe. oe isier, LOOKS ea tar Py lace = ha = N HILL ER Sa 2 , i light he avyweight boxer, h asusenoussiouneunssitstuianisieis d | | ee. SS «| ¢ "7 _| Leacocks Meet Geitz and has blood poisoning in his ief "ge | | Fes = a) Only a Few Play : Browns Start Second Week of! ar ae ae Ce ee eee a. Hemaby Vidte Camp and Ap. | Frediomam Play lmmmce- 5 "2, nas undergone two opers- SEE Two Outfielders, Clark and . : r Visits Camp and Ap- | . : : the Next Cu ssigenment—Onlv 1700 | i 2 : | : > ; re C t d . | late Conception Five. » tons and submitted to a biood / 4 Le iNeXT UD Assign: i@nt niv 7/U0V ; : Canditinn + , 3 Are " * J a 7 = 4 = { - Peis Liti ide transfusion since being ad lrit- Roettger, to Zr? ; iz ; Pa . = Persons View Contest. | io. & = ts ‘| ted to a local hospital ast 3 a . bs a a | | : : week. His condition became orn oe €64O fC: Be Retained—One of bee” .| From a Special Correspondent of the Post-Dispatch. | Pag worse last night. , . Y a By sarpoeed Wecke. : | TARPON SPRINGS, Fla., Feb. 28.—As the second week of train-| ht at St. Louis Uni-|) Delaney splintered a bone tn ¢ 4 nla: oe | oung Catchers in Camp © 3 ' * T * : : ( his left arm durir Pats ae . we [> . per: 3 St. Louis profession sO eams remain in the hunt for = . ’ Starts I the Browns, Manai iowley has nearly al 2 a , Pest sail : Mepilimesae Fs. > ae Will Get Berth. ) mes : , mse Dall “ a ll » bie Kine i, Pe tm i ita ~ ona § : : g : .) Maxie Rosenbloo . on , ao os _- : _— . ‘ | : ’ = at ria ™¢ ‘ * ; 7 ¢ ‘if ? 2 . 4 ional championship as Psuit of the gc0als to 1 victory oe A few straggle esterday, but the main ~ ~s0 '¢ Rati two weeks ago ken ill retain +. . Ate the Welistons over the Johnston if Ill. eleven, before | | t made its presence known early ti le new arrivals e| Immaculate Conception team, H-}) came ) came int Ne ‘i'game ahead of C } y } ry ? he eye T ; . me DD - & D ner of the So y L ue and who came back ir rsons, at Sportsman’s Park yesterday. running up nine | azed at the advance shown Dy the pitchers and catchers. ; enct le By J. Roy ton , i . “ ; > 7 rT"... . aes ‘+ ; . e b ¥ . . p : : : > - , ‘ : 3 t: peat Spor | “tal goals, the men of Tate Brady establishe new Western cup record | Extremes Meet. he total of the Browns in np a personage than Hornsby, | tors over the Third United Presby-| Cue Rup pert pec ie. — y «Ot we agen ae sg 28 a TTT Ly cae | alate “ieee P a 7 pm ss ) first defeat of the x ON iF Fila.. Fe .3.— for points scored in a title game. The previous mark was eight. a as =e — mereeses =F Seven Oe er OF the \sruine =. | terian team in the second reund of! : re | 2 ) a a meteee an % \ tx7 : 7 by . ’ ; . L ve Ti at this *ariy 4 & To Tt Te Lie 2 result of the victory the. nee in wee G0 fe t y, — the autiiig ciate SCC ee ne a tonka Sem ie elim ion games, will play | H N t = d full game behind : Re . field ~ ? OWGii, GCsiasil: , 4 vi fe ‘ Ad J VOUlss Paice?’ > mURe: 7 i. Mel ser : Outi i#icers Have ar- ons qualified to face the Ben | ier Faili red: Outfie St : sres im Tierney | the St. Louis University freshmen. | as 0 ecel y e 7 ‘Bride ee «= fatielaes : : * , ¥ aiziin / resn: | y ier é , gecre - ‘ league leaders, in ball campaign. It is even pos- | a record of havin won eight Hennessey... .I te believe tt - ; : | at Ghia teak f the eaten w : . show good form to come QE 8 06gibie to predict with equal cont-— games thi s - Lehman... series. the second of Else rote it. victorious as McBride, ori dence the men who will comprise ; + +> plier; T-t. pe , ag waa wae ite a es : r E€Sce? ¥ rivals ere Onn se ; 2 Oe Roxt ; ; , + = a3 rratic th om oe . me . ' . ton against a ells s, t] len Hebherzer.__. the amazine sun e $600 , | own scien ) yes ago, he| the series being scheduled for Fri-| gy :ne associate! Press. -- tic this year, is rather . the squad after the league ruies , OL Kgn$ — ain) ee : rae ono. 8, apa : igs Pag: Lage ee sien ge fore te 5 str aria pee eet a7 st le ewer i. ree ee ‘ wre «4 e , bheiee . aati Aaa Ha tems fine ve — . " va - . " . ; packs acy at } _s Rd ’ g > hs RT ge NG ta. eR, Sa ET showed nothing. |! act Only O'Reilly ; a for his 1927 bit from the Cardin cxsctay ot lola . ‘ski po Ragan Soa - | was signed 14 ordered to renort | night. NEW YORK. Feb. 28.—(Col]./ous. Last week McBride que force a reduction to 25 players. one member of the an. Ag rl Ahrens ecu : cog cgemgag aeagag ie a Tarpon ings. > never > | Jacob Ruppert, owner of the New!/by trimming Western. On ay : ‘There are many young athietes Corrigan . he unbe! ble s it | ee ~~. om .| and @s a natural resul as placed York Yankees, was hopeful today “hristian Brothers meets Gig *. @n uniform here, but except for; E. Hart... 2 weiss a us nother of t} bi 2 si pit — a - “’ | on the ineligible list by th > Amer BOEHMER, SIGOLOFF AND ‘of adjusting matters with Babe! Day and should have Mitte Gi two young outfielders from Syra-- Mm. Hast... to be found in ba asses San it antenna again 88 . a. | ican Leaguer: his eprin res SMITH GET PLACES ‘Ruth, who wants $109,000 ; vear./in copping ; -euse, none is expected ‘to tarry | Goals: _ ities cme i ball ‘That ani sen supreme a — y, w 10 : w _ oe “> | recommende a Wer ml IN TENNIS RANKIN : “T will make no forec “ise St. Louis T. High’s io c F with the sq uad after the season is Corrigan 3. FE. Hart 38. Ahrens een: of pity GE). gs ee ith no knowledge th . salary issue,” said the Colonel. week takes on about the ea well under way. The pitchers and 2: Johnston City—Curry. be worth 18 times as munch as ee vey Se Ee lanes nape : amt (eve id beer signed } Three | ouls ennis laye “That must be adju in a pri-/;portions. The young & ikem - two of the three young catchers ie Day lat “Goalie” Diel. teferee—R. Murphy. Linesmen another, equally important in his / ee Browns. Judge Landis was apprised | have been named in the nation: rate ce . The} Coach § on pla} inelee 20 were brought to camp chiefly to) So puerile was the attack of t} —L. Zeuschel and John Kelly. sphere, is almost beyond com- §— ae : ite ffaiz nd iwkins | public j c ad Cl ye > assist the Cardinals in preparing’ Southern TIllino mam th: Leo Time of halves—45 minutes. prehension. Sisler was not an se Pp! Was ordered the Browns’ camp. / a-ara ~ . iene’ pay check.’ day. (5398 for the pennant race. There are) Diel, between t! emia ° ° morning, Ha! sate iis ition. His | .. st ene” ~ | | Ruppert expects the home-run | n ' 7 hree young catchers Abbett, Na-|' = @ Wellstons, got Meet Babe esau ) | era eee ek | king to visit him about the middle « 9 #+4jqdolson and Chambers, and if one) i: |of the week. He said he had re- , ef them displays talent he will be| 7.9% phere on no ; o " ee ixre OC S, ° . r c ~ . $ ey W iii he rs re - ‘ a : ‘ . h : "} oi = 9 y . 3 + - — 2 ‘i179 ¢? abe: i : . aT - oe : " : “ie 2 k ~ ae A aon . , . ’ eo. Bre f “nant > - Saud foscans. Throughout the entire 90 econ ace 1S Sem ee te pb ron c ar Melillo has been/| for the past week but hittin Te Smith of the ived 1 letter from Ruth de- ~Bride at Christiar gee) ike pt on the roster as a third tring | A - C MLS sai T ait iered > rec ; Pi og Ss, he Ces . { a} ? x - minutes of battling the Illinois Club received the ¥tteclon dis ‘two-year contract at EDN : : es | eatcher. in the : team had but one real shot at goal St t zs sae ; a ess Tastee i 1a) a a a a id t le in his back andi! sosition in junior singles. ik year and refund of | FRIDAY ‘ Arrival this morning of Preaii This came after 16 minates of orm en er In i ae kite Ne a manes 28 Tt ‘as looking forw to his; This rankin - su . Of | Chaminadg st Si | ‘clodk, ic veteran catcher obtained rida appearance ae : iii — 7 | Christian Brothers at Country B : mig. - ? = , ida ance. *s1 : of tne Saat 6S : cOpy ent McBride at John Burroughs, &@ rom the New York Giants tast play in the closing period, when . a : : i Hebberger “handed” just outside H h S b | R rk Pp 0% 0" ion has been bull “‘Plasers Go Through oo | aia 1e junic dur' ig the 13 : ade - , Standings. hiss summer. assures the club of a] the penalty area and Currie made ig Cc 00 ace : ama i REP er aA Th a bit y 2 The fami}: tpn platter eta e Ores set age bs | nagar Ste eget im, Rupp sed: “It St. Louts >: «) = good supply of experienced hack- good on the resultant free kick to LC itis nem : usual work for the eae miliar face o ummy Aus gay Te ed ie pt O38 stter eve . be | Christian pecans: - 2 i. § stoppers. Snyder is . but ap save his team from a whitewash- . ——— lay, for the men, under the n tm probably will : iol : ee | , | 7 peared to be in good conditiea ott baie Roosevelt, With Title Clinched, tuth will NOT rec 28 | ruling of Manager ‘ent | the Browns ,; aaa. ra) ; | : 2 ines hi: A erwise. H- spent a good part cf There were f ids by t Still Has Cleveland to oc gama meg pe Ag aS 9 Te ORE PATS PNECRC OF SUATUIng | coming season. eg pres- \J. Burroughs ........ me 4 the winter outdoors a wears a | Johnston City forwar: majo Ceo i og Shon oe rogers irly fisht: ri; yas n’s i - ; . i ‘s ee. “oat of ™ 3 ; itv were broken they : . “te : ention have t a DI x : em oF r : t VICTOR oa Ineclud! “lint Rhern. on the as- | and ever reached the W satan pen: oo | og id sated maps _ , s — u Du he men 32 -o it that they njiall Tales eee % : wen : : 2th se firs J 1 he nationai ju + BEGINS RCH : NICOLS IS . esinption . > Ws Youth, weight. reach, height amd speed, with possibly a mar- ce, e F . T Ls c gin in «kill thrown in gh p: ee c-_ == ySU : | # So Om = GE Gt ms me > 3 ‘ has been Size Not Always Essential. ority of the Weliston eames gap: Cleveland. which Fooseve! rs | bn pois [Z} not always succes ; ‘ - A 2 * F . i DS oT . r mh r ww? ar OTT ' ; . A a ‘ ~ ‘ > season, Bill Lehman was an out- standing star This player, with each succeeding contest, gives evi- dence of being the best center half ieveloped here in years. He was all over. Either he was feeding his forwards to advantage Pi seahon Wind-up ts Beaumont wag shooting at the geval. *S the South Siders are likely even W * U | a be ap! vv - opponer one of those athletes who «kee peat 1 etr previous decision. Sol the oppositt.n guessing 4 also will be heavily favored in times. Lehman gets more kicks iast game of the season to dofent 7“ S aie , ijuring @ game than any player on ‘e™tral, which apparently grows. service than ano HOt SO pros A amma “> qe Zee gam . ms field and the tilt with Johnston ‘teadily worse perous . Rathi | eee : : - . : - : ; -_ bh, ios * “me mt, trever he went. In | How much better would it have been to ¢ eee) ee bel) % 7) fy ba 2i3 as CS > Ot a} LEDs, Pern eee | . ; 4 pe De sabe bd~ 9-4 dr ee,§ * ewe ein Avani hg De a a Sone oat ee ae dyoessty eee ee ee ie eK Perens © ep sae _. a Py bs and > ec se faye o% > EAN Sat RRR le IRR ie EDR EE i I GBT Ras ped raliNiro 9 a RAS aes A ay eae oe coat 2 Oy RE RN Re’ * Hart, who sent the bal! into the wish « : - ' c ; net, Robinson having no cha nce Standings More wtecrepancies. _ ix ae 3 : sf ; y emina tS ‘ , St ie } i ‘ a WaV Of emulate his m more conservative friend. to save. Four minutes later Cor on. Lost. > re It was McTigue. by the war F rigan took across from O'Reilly Soldan oR —— ry 3 and slammmed one into the net. At | {'eveland | , 19 A ot iin ona agate sey able to finish an opponent via 3p ones Se Set AS) omen 3 3 78 190 “Thursday ‘night will see anotl ao a ial | live within his means, paid his bulls -4-minute mark Corrtgan’s pass to hy sia a la ' E, Hart resulted in the fourth goal life, it Was the built up a reputation in business and for the locals. . L . same thin: a hail fellow, well among his friends that stood him in «~~ | half gone, Corrigan tock a kick 4 - S ‘ , from Lehman, beat the two Johns WHY MEN PREFER eer s his money tre ony... al] good stead. ae (t Men's and young men's bast- ton City rullbacks and pushed the 4 | a se mi-drees utes Ahrens took the ball near ~~ ‘ - - 7 - , ie 7 materials, tnciuding faeeF oe ee TO BEGIN TRAINING | ot those who trusted him. ness for himself, everyone . : . from his a screen fancy woolemm fame? . ' shades an all colere: a minut ter thi “uerte ight grappler, ts on his way to os : sd , INC - 3 sa ae — — _ “seen. | puis, according to a telegram i > it the uni Ts i It s the Old, old st tory Of try Ing to Keep . [ : : nee ee eee Saeee Oe Wek Meh the the TU | oe ivea yesterday. by Promoter 2 : dle slip 2 . his complete stock of goods received ond oll the light nols team. In the last 19 minutes Sat ame a as sepa up witn the Jones As time went On, h ‘ . "he : 4: ie & Ahrens, Corrigan and E. Hart tal- |, igi aliaciidieame dei Wa deena an eee idea, Mr. Smoker? Try a San Felice today and BABE RUTH’S Ss Al ARY lec ater tloning program. * : “r tell us which of the cigar’s qualities an Trial bouts - featuring heavry- Sor Ce cer responsibie fer ita tremendous growth, round out the preliminary card. ac- — % looking for. It costs only Se te find out. Se. L IOC HIM $650 A P ours Association GAME cording to Promoter Packs, who rs § ——— NATIONAL | x: .. die ®% I'y the Agsac: ated Preas stated that he expects to close ne- | ; 7 *: — of Mredit_ Men season would give e New York }| which ‘Rau udy Dusek of Little Rock. “Poe =e 4 2 Larger Seze 2 for 15e¢ slugeer an incOme.at th ate : !}- |; Ark., Will oppose Carl Vogel, a Ger- i i te . f Automotive . Ace ries : Association WEEK = Se. Louss Wholesale ee sat of the major heavy- | ‘atie geaeel she omby eltmimacs eovle and impressine ¢ Jim Hayden, who always managed to pase from O’Relliv, while at the apt ape, Bey sc so egg ee ge -picagc a ne alto : “a st Bs mt | ~ : : | promptly when they Came due. and With six minutes of the second 10m City culldacke and pushed the OO Sow | oe POPULAR CIGARS too for his own good and the good When the time came to go into busi- . ites ors until after he had scored. It was; Paul Jones, a Angee heavy- cz ouseeee oa P — hanker to the merchants who sold him f Banporkburn and fancy — and will report here agree om what ome feature makes a cigar A round of league games will be event of Friday night's wrestling Lar aa ol | and ie scheduled to report tn St = Ser | there is a diference of opinion. What ie your in troubled circumstances: His credit O. KS! D=MAND WOULD GIVE weight grapplers in two events wi!! $ E : 2 Perhaps it is that mild sesty cigar you are : Endorsed bv: THIS Is: Ruth's salary demand of $100,000 | test to precede the cemiwingay ta | 5 = ee end Son Felice Invincible “Daies Awcwoe | “Pay Your Bills Promptly” +E a most $6509 a came for games. | Man matman ’ For a regular nine“‘inning contest | REMEMBER MY AD. pe 2 ) : 7 \~ > @ MRS. PARDUE RE | Sr | ‘. , he would receive about $723 an tn- - D RETAINS Grocers Association | a Z ning. Splitting the inning income | February 28 to March 5, 1927 _ Ff im halves. for fletding and batti: SOUTH ATLANTIC TITLE 4 a CNN Hor id get about $36 f: ‘hj ORMOND BEACH, Fia, Fed. 28. : ‘ > J if. Catching thr fies in ene! Mrs. Dorothy Kioctz Pardue, Chi- . u E a Ss in ie en n cago, yesterday for the second cor- i | . a ON ‘* $c Cuca Of “ARENL | secutive year, won the South At — ” e Por each of four trips to the bat- | lantic women’s championship, 1 uP | FOR GENTLE 90D TASTE : — fer’s box In a game he would re on the twenty-first hole. She de- ceive shone $80 w! ether he wx: feated Miss Marte Orcuft, 19-year- The Deisel-Wemmer Co. Mahkare : @ home run, walks or fans. i cid Metropeiitas champion. hemnusned 1884 409 Olive Street, St. Louis, Mo. Stickney-Hoeischer Cigar Co

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_MONDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 28, 1927_ _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ___ PAGE 21 q NINE PITCHERS THROUGHOUT 1927 CAMPAIGN. | Fitz Fought 360 Times Without Se 16Up Getting a Scar on His Head Sra!" "Toi ole Tilt | "Walter Hands Challenger De- the Post-Dispatch. Fia.. Feb. cisive Beating — “Gate” ____ ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH NALS TO CARRY Penrmenems o-_—_ . : DYER | twounsicnen caros ' World’s Balkline ONLY NEW MEN © litle Tournament Basket Rae t q ON HILL Starts Tomorrow Christian Brothers Coming Fal 2 After Beating St. Louis us F Two Outfielders, t+ ie ea CONTES) Week May See | Change in Prep’ _—— SO oe eee - = 2 Oak eye '® Ee a 'Hagen Defeats —— na ee a ee sip Thevenow Has a i] Cj ‘ pb. 28. | sld out ‘ yefy of Paul - who his left 2s. the this AVON PARK, —Sam Breadon, owner of Cardinals, when asked morning if he considered ‘Tom- my Thevenow as a serious hold- LP by Robert H. Davis: PCQLQ@PLOLP OLD eee a ee ee The Story of Bob Fitzsimmons ’ a i i i a i i Five Nations Represented— | Four Contestants Have Held World Crown. ee ee ie dy. “Shae i: er o~ ; } ? “Ruby Robert,” th SO forges p a ee a BAP LP I™ Peer &. Be opera- blood » admit- 1 last became bone in nt with Cincin- 4 it be- 28.—Col the New ul today th |} week by | first defeat of the year. left to play, McBride has a matical chance of tleing fér first 2 Bahe | 0 a year, jin on the | Colonel. in a pri- ae. ~The n Babe's home-run he middle had _ re- Ruth de- pMtract at refund of etter sent eles was wed: “It's ee. ugh Babe | Chri Wes and Babe NET ARCH 5 fi winners pifts of the Associa- ournament, Washington beginning g received pods stores Thursday. ween Sante ates Lawn ill be the mnnis event : : , ' | | i nS Se ee — High Team. ’ a / St. Louis Universit Christian Deothers Fish =e —_ uled to play two Eames each week in the Preparatory basket ball race. The junior py kens still retain the lead, a, aad is who came back into prominenct} giving the Billikens their Western Military Academ full game behind Christian the leaders have only four games The Christian Brothers take yn i Sched ‘|@ame ahead of Christian Brothes Ml: 35 ° tie Y is al Broth.& |ers and McBride drew up tonral 5 a half game behind Western. a athia, McBride Tuesday and will have to ™ show good form to come through ‘victorious as erratic this year, is-rather dang. Last week McBride surpris-¢ #! On Friday # “hristian Brothers meets Country. a ‘trouble # Louis U. High’s job for tha: é McBride, ous. by trimming Western. Day and should have little copping. St. week takes on about the same pr>. portions. Coach Stanton play-Wednesday gy Western and Chaminade dav. Schedule and standings: Schedule. TOMORROW. “hainade at Coumtry Day. 3:8 - WEDNESDAY. St. Louis at Western. 3 o'clock. RIDAY. Chaminade at St. Louis. & o'clock. Christian Brothers at Country Day. 3: McBride at John Burroughs, 8 o'clock otandings._ » St SLD mt et or, _ ountry ’ J. Burroughs o~ _>—_—— NICOLS IS VICTOR 2 50m ewhut p i The young Billikens of / ber [ay on Fri. ‘- 0. i McBride at Christian Brothers, 8 o'clock & IN GOLF TOURNEY! HEIGHTS, Fla. Fe} 28. —Sinking a sensational bir three and a par. four on the la two holes here, Gil Nicols, Clearwas BELLEAIR Coast golf championship. He had a 218 for the 54 holes of play, William Burke, Lexington, winner of the recent championship, was the West f ter professional, yesterday won the® Ky. @ Florida gopen runner-up® with 219, closely followed by Armt@® Neck, N. ¥. each aes fourth. Great and Gjarden Armour was Demaine, Bill Kiein. 220, Tommy ith it the confidence of od him. er would it have been to bre conservative friend, ho always managed to means, ‘paid his they came due. tation in business ds that stood him in came to go into busi- everyone .. . from his herchants who sold him k of goods. . . received on his credit rating ired— yden? Qh, yes......he’s bills and and &£ : t : 7 1 SPRL AF Dap cairn {Rater aera ee» 6 a + sp: meee dpe : a et PA RRR RG Se Roettger, Are Likely to _Be Retained—One Young Catchers in Camp Will Get Berth. By J. Roy Stockton. of | of the Post-Dispatch Sport Staff. | AVON PARK, Fla., Feb. 28.— Even at this early date, before the infielders and outfielders have ar- | rived at camp, it is possible to out- | line with fair accuracy the prob- able personnel of the Cardinal gquad which will defend tige tit of world champions in the 1927 baseball campaign. le a ae eee oe + faialhiatas sepsssieasitugsetecs “ ’ APMIS AALELCITT RISD TA 4 . . ~ Pe . “as "~ oe «. ee It is even pos- gible to predict with equal confi- | dence the men who will the squad after the league force a reduction to 25 players. There are Many young fn uniform here, but except comprise | rules | athletes for | two young outfielders from Syra- | cuse, none is expected to tarry | with the squad after the season is| well under way. The pitchers and | two of the three young catchers | were brought to camp chiefly to | assist the Curdinals in for the pennant race. There three young catchers Abbott, dolson and Chambers, and if of them displays talent he will be kept on the roster as a third string catcher. Arrival this morning of Snider, veteran catcher from the New York Giants last summer, assures the club of a good supply of expericnced hack- stoppers. Snyder fat, but ap- peared to be in good conditioa otk- erwise. H= spent a good part cf the winter outdoors and wears coat of tan. are Na- Frank obtained is Including Flint Rhem, on the as- | sumption chat he is such a good pitcher anid baSebal! is such a well | paying business that he is sure to} there are | Al | | best a Cardinal | | youngsters, probably Frank Cham- be signed up before long, nine pitc’ers, not including Sothoron, who probably will through the season in uniform. Six of the . pitchers are handems and three southpaws. Alexander, Bell, Haines, Keen, Rhem and Ring will do the right- handed hurling for the champions £0 right- : bers. still preparing | one | "> ade al Oe Tommy Thevenow (Top) and Flint Rheem. a | and Dyer soultnpaw and Sherdel, Reinhart will he tion constitute 1 See of the Chambers Likely to Stay. The battery department include O'Farrell, manager and t! catcher in the Snyder and —Gry £¢ Stail. AisO Wil Frank total of 12 a Sothoron That makes not including leaves 13 places for infielders and | outfielde-: The (:.:dinals carried six infield- Search St. Louis'—You Won't Find Clothing Values as great as these. —— SUITS Men's and young men's busi- mess Sults, sport Suits. golf Suits, college Suits, semi-dreas Suits—in ai wealth of fine materinia, including fancy serzes, fancy woolens, fancy shades in all colors: plain Bannockburn and fancy flan- nels im every shade of tan and all the lighter shades, Perfect Fitting, Tailor-Made -—TOPCOATS~ style! The finest s¢- lection of fabrics to chogse from — Pole Cloth — Hines — Tweeds and many new Spring box effects. A beautiful va- riety of shades and patterns. A finer or a more complete line of fabrics has never be- fore been shown in St. Louis. Be sure to see them. Pivery See Our Display of This in Our Pine Street Windows Wonderful Merchandise The Corner |} Entrances 603-05 | Pine Street 2 Doors From the Corner CNION SHOP REMEMBER MY ADDRESS UNION LABEL Wm.P McKnight “Se. Louis’ Most Successful Tatlor”’ ithe second (utility -men and ; oy i £'t)> | tion, for sinus trouble last fall. | the B e Ase@ociated Press. WASHINGTON, Feb. 28.—Ready for the internationay world’s cham- | pionship 18.2 balkline tournament | which. starts Tuesday night, Willie | Hoppe, world titleholder, arrived | here today to join a group of con-| tenders including foreign cham- pions. The tournament, which five nations will compete, will draw together Erich Hagen- lacher, the German titleholder and former world’s champion; Edouard Horemans, former wearer of Hoppes' crown and now champion, premier, and Kinrey the diminutive Japan Schaef tile the first in ese star. Jack r, once and Welker Cochran, outstanding players, entered. Hoppe will be testants on the opening night, his opponent being either Matsuyama (;range. Special] represented one of also are or nation will for each the play nights in bye Association. A schedule of 21 games on 1! playing days has been prepared, each game being 400 points. National Billiard ers last season and it is a good bet that the same six, with Frisch tak- ing Hornsby’s place, will constl- tute the inner line of defense and ' reserves during the 1927 campaign. ’ They are Bottomley, rrisch, Theve- now and Bell, the regular guard- ians of the and George tutes, Toporcer can fill in second and Flowers can play short, base, If anything Bell, Frisch could third and one the could take the second duties in an emergency. That leaves seven places for out- field candidate in view of the uncertainty as to the futyre of Ray Blades and Chick Hafey, it probable that the fly chas- who will be in uniform tomor.- will be carried well along season. Blades’ return to top if he to return, will be It may take more than a for the injured knee to Toporcer, substi- ers first to To or happened shift over of base Ss and is seven ers, QO row ] the into form, is a - Siow. month re. | gain sufficient strength to make it vise for Ray to go to the outfield. | but he is such a valuable man and vill be needed so badly that he be give be advised slow in preparing. Hafey Will Take His Time. Hafev also will be given time. He underwent an constantly to plenty opera- in rf hope that Impaired would be corrected. 1! ment s > ? ? , ‘ Li1@ caused him trou pennant responsible much ¢ + Stages of The ] ici (Le £ , and erat iure To Was catch the = IS counted on -fielder, with Douthit, "> i | 11132 a hold several mh}! flies in world serjes as the rez Hafey ? of course, has the ; and Southworth, fielder right Fics? '_ar, = yee fh secon on center some 7y* bu is fiv Ae - , \ cnasers pil Southworth business Wat j lider l. candidate f was the and fifth he iSt season Will he i ‘ or De ref Cd aine chaser, certainly. » recrult outfielders from ise Danny and Clark is looked prospect, Clark Roettger a “gréat because Roettzver w a rood 4 >. fielder Leaps } se» 4 — TILDEN AND COEN DEFEAT RICHARDS AND HUNTER IN EXHIBITION : Associated Press MIAMI BEACH, Fla Feb. 28& —- Big Bill Tilden ranking ‘United States tennis player paired with Wilbur Cc Jr.. 15-year-old Kan- sas City boy, won from Vincent Richards and Francis T. Hunter of New York tn a hard fought five-set exhibi n doubles match at the Fla- : courts here yestercay. The was 2—6, 6—32, r , my tre ein 4—6, -= al imo, Belgian | Felix Grange, European | igraceless on Matsuyama, | pore 'times ‘out of ten, when he started holder of. the worlds | i ' But He Broke All Knuckles of His Right Hand, One by One, in Bout With Jeffries in 1902. INSTALMENT Xil. N the ring Bob Fitzsimmons had a habit of waving from the hips his left foot far forward. When Fitzsimmnions struck, it was with deadly accuracy, He may have been defective as a boxer and his feet, but, with nine | ; ‘ } ' ; ' | a right or left for the point of the} jaw, that’s where it the rest was silence. He was a perfect fighter who would mix it with Fitz did so at, his own peril. the harder least got to Fitz, He won at closer one he was hit. fore the spectator saw the blow 'start. covered ‘mained so ‘from any position 'He ; at short or! ‘Broke Knuckles on Jeff. OE Mire ie Bob was in jeopardy he up instinctively and re- until his head cleared, from a dazed condition consciousness. He advantage of and could with either hand. than 360 fights, there was not @ upon When emerging to acute quick to slightest take opening fought more and when he died professional scar |magnificence of his cefenseé. his right thumb, of the LI. the knuckles A 2224. including were smashed, and enough, his second fight with at Francisco in 1902. eut the California boy té but he could not admin- knockout. He broke hi: finger knuckles on and the thumb in San ly Jeffries He had ribbons, ister the a time, in he said aft- let go them bust chalk,”’ I then + + ai Liid Telt .* “SO use. e ‘"y al. mIny thumb —__— CANADIAN HOCKEY OUTFIT TO EXHIBIT ON LOCAL RINK SOON | P ' Crescent hockey team 0! 1 be here Wednesday or of in , wil series {s ; 7 . for a team now exhibit tomor slated to take part in Duluth the at time on the . , g the Baltimo a “VY? to Kansas \ \T City. i] A. basketball! team d ,or & ¢ nd piace iT the ‘ in) thie . Le -« ‘ | i job iS Veayr and tT Syra- | oO] Walt r Upon asj of his | Indiana Beate Newark. Your: Indi- WwW ] LI Vance he American npetition yesterday iv defeating the Newark to 1, at Indi- before 2500 ’ 5 ronai«c ww, o B Cet i . = ork asm } OvVai ADVERTISEMENT “Frisco” Employee Regains Strength ] f 6 Children Felt Health and Energy Slipping Him Tail Taniac., 20 Years | es Sf ; reepyri Feels yn, Gi » LEAL ired easily and he signals and heeded natue Was warn me of comine troubies I begat "T* « : {ani i | | | } all curious- | Jeffries’ | my glove | temple. | . | , \ exnivie | Kansans} March 21} . ' second, ‘whom he | ’ out, said that there was very lit- Former Champion Pictured as Honest and Generous Man, Fond of Home Life | and Children. |humor and was constantly playing | ‘ | practical jokes on acquaintances. | A Lecture for Bob Jr. OWN deep in his heart a thoroughly don fond of his childre: that they should selves properly in pub his son, Bobby, stood -« in a and announced, i'that he was the son of the “‘cham- | Bob went out‘ ‘and spanked the kid in public, aft- |? 'er which he made this short philo- |} pion of the world.” sophical address: “Don't get in the ‘ahit of sayin ‘that vou are the son of the cham- moment you ‘may be called upon to stop talking other who asks BOB EFITZSIMMONS. because at any as ' pion, When it "it thumb went, ; about it. On the chocolate | too. It busted like a go around telling another | : ; unless somebody crema. I never struck blow. I was thvough.” e are. He was a brave and honest gen-| rai spamnee This same Rober tleman, full of fine impulses, gen-' ‘ He had/ UP into a youth of the respect of the community, and. physical proportions. although he died poor, he left no} father’s chest and si} He con- | perfectly straight his | by | facsimile ‘im, the tracted four marriages during lifetime. There was one son his first wife, and three children— } Bobby, Martin of the sire: and Rosie—by his| Rose Julian Fitzsimmons, | married in 1894. Rose} died in 1904 and in 1905 Bob mar- | ried Julia Gifford, a singer. After | a few months they separated, and 1915 Italian lived happily Oat, Bz. I9tT. He had a remarkable sense and their fists This with arms, duplicates. however, ended things. Bob married Temo Ziller, | “°™® replicas: 3 in woman, with whom h: | was a a agg atner. until his death on! '#Y°r of the (Copyright. in an di of conduct legs. plexion and mannerisms he was had 'same blue eyes, the same forehead, the Lestic 1and lic, na loud ‘and, you who Junior magnificent He had oulders, In he 'and the same light, silken hair. He had his father’s long and powerful | were exact} resemblance, | visible | the © ring fference 1927.) (To Be Continued Tomorrow. ) he was man, | ¢ anxious |) them- | ¢ One day}? stepping | stone on the Bath Beach residence | voice, | ? are | you grew his plus | come | a | the | there in tle difference between what the club offered and Tnevenow de- manded. “tiie demands are not @x- horitant.” Breadon said, “but he has a manager. When Rickey conferred with him recently, Thevenow said the offer we made was all right, but he wanted to talk to somiebody over the telephone. He made three or four long distance calls dur- ing the conference and Rickey finally lost his patience and came home. We had trouble in the past with players and with managers, and we don’t want to start the same thing with an- other promisips young ball player.” Thevenow, at his home in Madison, Ind., yesterday said he wanted $6000 a year while the club had asked him to sign a three-year contract, calling for , $5000 annually. ’ , ' ee POPOL LOL Leg | WASHINGTON U. AND ST. LOUIS CALL OFF Tf hetween of the schools. The the game would the spring the universities. the two ‘a meeting |of the two | decided that j ‘ far into schedule at Washington won played. Too -CLYTON GIRLS END BASKET SEASON The Clayton High School | day with a victory High. Coach Thompson's team won elght six over County League quintets and one each over .straight victories, 'Principia and Webster College. t THIRD BASKET GAME + was announced today that the third game of the basketball sertes Washington and St. Louls ("niversities had been called off at athletic directors officials run athletic | WITHOUT A DEFEAT girls’ ait | basketball team has disbanded after Out of the ring these men! ¢inisning {ts season undefeated Fri- over Webster f os By the Associated Press. ST. PETERSBUNG, Fila. Feb. | 28. —Whatever hopes Gene Sarazen’ 5 é | 5] 2 | ) ‘a time. has of tying a can to Walter Ha- gen’s golf goat are dashed, for Hagen hung a Gecisive defeat onto his persistent chalieng- dl er yesterday, 16 up and seven to ¢ | ? ( 5 | | howled into second place in the city i games | | handicap scratch tournament at the Schaefer-Delmar alleys yesterday with a score of 1274 Nelson to- taled 692 and Rothwell 582. W. Zipy and C, Klein went fnto third place with a 1266 ecore and Jerry Ameling and Ben Cohen jumped into the fifth position with 1261. The Jeaders were undisturbed. Mike Roth took fourth place in the individual event with a 654 to- tal. Mike Steck sent into sixth with 652. , Only one squad has yet to bowl in the doubles and Cone Hermann and G. Metzi are at the top with 1288. HARRISBURG BOXING PROMOTER SUSPENDED Charles R. Gaskins, boxing pro- moter at Harrisburg, Ill, has been suspended for two months by the Illinois Boxing Commission, {t was announced today, for violation of rules. At the last show promoted Hy Gaskins on Feb. 18, a substitute bout had to be put on, while in an- other match a substitute boxer was used. —— How the 5 Basic Tests used by experts -- confirm’ La Palina's Out-Standing Quality La Palina s tremendous popularity... over a million a day. . . 1s due to these 5 recognized points of superiority :— 1. Burn. Free, even, with long ash. 2. Aroma. The wonderful mild, sooth- ing aroma of the finest tobaccos. 3. Taste. Marvelously mellow, smooth. 4. Color. Rich light brown, perfectly matured. No pale, greenish leaves. PETER HAUPTMANN TOBACCO CO., . é ‘ te kes Sitti idy 5. Workmanship. Smooth, perfect, neither hard nor too spongy. These expert tests conclusively prove La Palina’s superiority... Ty one In a large variety of popular sizes and shapes from 10c to 3 for 50c CONGRESS CIGAR CO., Iac., Phila, Pe. A PALINA Cc iG as 500 N. Fourth St: ILA PALI NA THE SENATOR (actual size} 2 for 25¢ St. Louss, Mo. Be i ee he ‘it we me lien ll netihticalapetiain sas Pili at SR er ae een, egw wer oe OE ree TO on aa oar > o. wre >. agli © gt) ep we ee, P A “ y we we? 4 nw * ° oc rs a — eet Oe oat ‘: eS RN. 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PAGE 22___ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH MONDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 28, ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH BRANDTS AND KILLARNEYS BATTLE TO TIE IN EXCITING SOCCER -GAM en : nore ’ wn ee i i ie ial - - an ms hs Deo z. j : | oon ‘ . . 7 ° : : h D: . : . : MIUINY DEADLOCK ©: ve? Oi. its —w.¢7 soe = Palen mi reso tia aes (For Tuesday.) | Brandts 3. Kittarneys 3 (te | ok ipionshi ngin b7 if hy ; i \ and Yate: T ryie 112: : | th Breeze, 7 wh : v ce ; 8S. . 77 ; - “ Lo, : uUSt ) 9 © & Princeton. ai Va! a ‘Ei Ci ¥ : - — - , His Pole Vault Mark — ; A speedy fie. 9| Wiis face he zub “ ; a“ rith shel > gs - mf pebvinrne an a haa 4 h nci¢ ‘ me : * seeyt taal > 2 i . nz - 7“ : the sprint events. Loren Mur- Lim ited” > ° se a we 7 - “a _ ve . : . 5 . - . . - - : ‘ ; 4 fe ii ." i 5 as : . . a im sv " Y 4 : : . ] 7 F : “ “fe ff : ‘ Lai ® 7. ss : as J : -- GQ ==" = ci ¢ , i? t ‘ # - i+ & Sy, 1 : Palermo, City and Morgan se (remus). y 00 8.50 (formula... * 22 is ....---ae | gees 10? ©Eagles Home ..108 | Wide on Program. ee ee he opposed by Jackson ee i ae ee eae orien a | ‘The Ridin’ . -* 7 re 7 : . ~ - a . —_ i> om a | ¢ ° - of * r - ‘ 4 : al — . —_ . ‘ a in 1 he meade gt Gear eee ae a Second race, 21900. . oe) ee sine, rage — hoiz, Vernon Ascher of Chicago) yin ‘ill give Dartmoi AIRO, 1 b. 28. aie : _Deubie Elevens Win in zs "gag sali ea get Silver W ee ee ne 1] = ee | By the Associated Press enry idable hold on first place 3 unio at ‘ aore la! + i G Mai . —— i ‘ : _ ee iy . nee Y — Y Lai Amat eur T ’ : | Millstone ...... 93 ; ty : eer (against severat : a em frecos! “ioe ee ‘ s let} it nion. Eleven titieho haediar im the +4 ‘ ~ it p “ -. er ipa ae 4 year-olds - ; ‘ sei 2 * ae See a *- + s == ——s oii : on a “ : - , mene RI - PROGRAM. ua! -rowned at the annual games Harold Os horn } lefe }ed: : ess : - = ; “Mtatem Pieascres” et hg wae . 106 ‘ a Edin . ’ and “Youn mail year have enterec. high jump title inst — = Oe Tefen at A colnet Set) Herp xa r Spy idee 2 Gt Brohowyrorn The Palermo, Morgan and elevens came through | with = ©: SEE A il Pa ak Sal RE ee ry 2 a fe) he 2 4 + Light » as , ‘ories, and the hillerneys ‘ , ee . : i igs } r — ory ao vo Brandts battled througn two a a tes : : ~~s-7 2°30) | Swedish conqueror of Paavo “ur | crack leapers. Herbe ’ | Pr ae TNemam = te tm ; “| (ee ———~»—-——— “Fourth race e Nassau. 3-year- Dumb , ee ve mi, will appear in a handicap 1500- | 1. .,, University of Wis isconsin and —- SHEN , “THE MAGHIAN" periods to a@ tie } ons — Anca | " oiiieanen . or tac ” ; yi ndoah and S cersneundll P " . 7, tic ac i far Miami OCrTR tches. . . rigs se i al vt BR 2OT om “en uy ae : meé ete r ilps Te ; of Kan ~ Teachers O n in ; * 7 s* ahem 7 Riis : J iminati 1D! eTies i “ ‘ F on“ iid - ; ; ae : ge . MPL rac : r « “WIM : " : é ee . vaulter i % feet in class of the chet putters. : —_ gy. Florissant — Ee ERMINE” the ped hiet news ' 7 - = ee “a : Costs Ou - linea mith | seal end Juniata | With: Gevts Carts Garde the muny ci Regen: cognitions Fe Bm my . 40} . Seventh race 00, claiming 4-year- SCross! eee ee G d : “Fly” lowest possible rates : Ape :, 2 sg eae the play th ~ ee : '. Da ae Rac gens en eet sides and up. one snc one sixteen +. ec 1OR True B ) War ainst - 1n writng oe ae * tT , rs) N ‘ “~Srehen Feasts a + pe . and the shortest —— ~BHolly« oat” “Ledzr | Berkeley Square injured anc may Bape 2O 3 4° € = Extra Edition..110 *Golden ep. 103 ° ; : ae hi : 7 ~ Deron ja ot ae aUCE a 4 spe: a oe —_ 3 on in the Wilderness” — in the pla: y ar Time— 49 4-5. Sands ty, iutttie Bic | aOverdrs t ... 21: > Under " io tala 816 eae 193 With Musterole om possible time, 10-min- a | . ond Eo ae anemia “age aa oe iia | oe yt. | Taxlor. Fair Lotta es | rd Weather tatr Influenza. Grippe and Pneumonia ute service. You can TON : vee FF ee ~heoe is ‘@ r tt wi oy saan : SBCOND wae zs + aU Ta usually start with a cold. The mo- borrow from us on your : x : ‘ & Wrestling paneacieal o : i De 9 . 0 9.67 , ment you get those warning aches | | who suffered a i¢e£ homer ¥ nd i r., rt id 3.20 si SHASTA GOLD WINS udiey } col os rub on ot old Muaterole. 8 furniture or car WITH- 7 ; Za 4 ) ' ees osape _ ee 4 4( $5000 TIJUANA OAKS :srass > b& Don Eduardo :.10 Musterole relieves the congestion OUT ENDORSERS! All New method revives dormant hair roote “Bes ervoi« Away” —Gift, Shop sr a is rl ] Wrist in pwrae a = 2 bis k?y J & . . . 4) Pp . sity > - 7? . . * . - Z ‘ omega Re “Bu ight wri Rice SO ere” me | han lucky | By the Associated Press Dolly Set! Booze Bever . 106 | and hse imulstes ecireulation. It has transactions strictly pri- RE is new hair under written In last two years, it has pe | i ' aa wesews : Donna, Transfer, Judge Dailey and Sasha| TIJTANA, Mexico, Feb. 28. — B.|“Slenimer 2) - go) ming Spear |e, oe good ee ge of the old vate. If your present guarantee; falling hair com- | 70% effective, according to ream LQUIS AMUSEMENT CO.'S THEATERS |. eo qT — iso Tan ee +a Gold easily won the olde a! >, clubho: ouTse fashioned mustard plaster without | piectely stopped under guarantee. You | in some 200,000 cases of falling bee Penalty Kick Ties Score. New Orleans Seratches. h’s | ‘ = on ee : j t the blister. payments on your car are asked to take riobody’s promise sonni-ieiaanaale ; mi, 7 ae 4f/ txt Pommer’s The Brandts nearly rat es i+} Se se Ora : Angry M Tijuana Oaks, $ added. and fea- Cueen Beas Canny Lad an First you feel a warm tingle as the neai- are too heavy. sce Us. Y : f the V - 2 sail That even total a4 NAL | ci Imperial” amd game in + overtims . Sleepy Ti Scotland Girl, Respond, Lady; ee ' bi ade tand | a Mar ing ointment penetrates the pores, then « . siege ou pay nothing = ine an Ess ness. 2° Means Success OUNCE and Arsenal "\~The Collegians” as Men, poothing. cooling conestion and quick ~~ we'll advance you more method fails. It 1s folly not to try it. in the great majority of asen, Ba — | —, se rioGg whe Hef Fare Mousterole handy for emerrency T d h +h thod "® ee ; ‘Deathte Pregram., early ih ase. Tt may prevent certous !) cash and cut your pres- t does what no other metnc onsider what this means. = BERT | “The Third Paes oe or has ver one: - Why then go en fooling vourself d é 4 “Wer Past grace, which To Mothers: Musterole is also ent payments in half! does os é . "i d Massages eid-time tomics? This methed tami mi =ith ony two . : made in milder form fcr 250.000 canital poweritu: root-rejuvenating and gcrm- | the hair- rects people used te _ Deahie Program aes Behe “gi “ e inter, Star Beck grit Oat babies and small children. $250, capi . 6000 combating elements atrectiy mito the were beyond recall are revivabie. a rs! rella [| Thos —_— into a position near the Brandt SYLVESTER JOHNSON Ge to any drug store Get the Yan uae and lewa’ “New York wie" Miiieanccnsarassuc| | GOES TO SYRACUSE =" + et et bet tg » yey Pot Pet pene fered f) ~ «| watt nag wt — — = ~ | peot ped bt b+ eet ~ od Tr > eventh LOO6 ae. 3-year- ° 3 on Bue *~ ~ ive ee Rian «Seat eee ~@ —Y SABE SBS. n fe ol SR aE miOl OL rs nop asl ai md z i is) oe yt ORE PNR AS TRE EINE Tale 3 & apaey RT eS: a Zs we a] 6 et pet pet be pet > D'; ~ Be h bia pte AD ie Lines fp dhe Jars & Tubes row here! protected under U.S. patent. Me a MBIA Adetph Mevion im It cultivates a totally new growth hair 2 otk “Serrowe at — of hair —lustrous, wonderful hair with full a oa €6=—CS cane with the sheen of youth actually . . .. : IGRESS | boats ee ae a “Beer & rr re to tie the count for good. No scores “ras 7 | Or ie Stak vith $4000 : | Z Pong ali e claimed. . . ; Se ? } > : : | wn >} a / + vr oO r ” ; were mace ae econad overtimé : “ a so a : a ee SY il : ru i j 95. ) FINANCE gro _ where nOW thinning r you ive wt.” PE, hite W ing» Bride” a iod. and feree Roche calleq Housto: ePxal C8 iuD, LAS nina’ Handicap. failed ti ace CORP pay nothing. You just rub it on VAN ESS | = enn RYRT | period, and eT = « le. a te ee GEOL SE Bose ee ee a Peres brody, Ga” aoe — ee . J08™N GCTLEF " lee ad ract | ; he , wrth ~~~ eee your head, morning or evening, for d-Flor. | “piesn (sp THE SR @ubtette Park Geld the| terns : al League a Wiehe | Atneeandor second 06 L2 hird AT HAVANA. : 1035 N. Grand scarcely a minute . Liquid Scalp Momage ead & Flortesant. = DEVI! Ask for Children’s Musterole. pleased customers. Bor- follicles (roots) of the haw. It is | go Liquid Scalp Maseage. bee, 7 ee hand of a Brand MAB ack (ia BE - - Pere & Carthy shot thr ee ee el eee ee een oe RRR aS POLAT si IE . GBA NO PRAIRIE MOEN SEE Ho 9h RE RAUL SYS se “So: ~ : \ ej¢yV ¢ WNaS ear! wen Bi nneli ~ : : 2 . —_“ eT ES wise : ‘ . “2 . : : a 71 7 —ering . mass from Shauchness. or , (O « ; By +he Associates Press (For Tuesday.) . % ueEn A marker in the Orst ‘iv A ot Sy = “a WARSAW, M: Fret neat- {I the Associated Press . ay VTE : —es ton ee 7 f Tne vie 9 est mn forge: the oni Che? - Be PO! , “Serrews of - - Rhee “=> rand Wich — sa — : ing 3-year-oles e i ar riienh -Secac tre i 5} nell 2 ha Geka t? Pore , , . uy ' 2 & Met ones. and (Cheplis +e? * Fr: G BEE \ oe “Gall f+ NS. Jefierson Twenty ( «tts a i —— ) —_—_. Deubie Program Wheatland Is Winner. sliasdaliasiiieiaailiasdiidedigaialiuiohitiateenim onan Better than a mustard plaster 4 VOUS 6 ee es & Gravow “ww -_ PASSE im PY a ee ae ee ee " Tor bte rr- ° — . yette , “NEW yerr™ ond “ Jefferson “WAR PAST” “Until I began tom peu gag smoke Lucky Strike Rye! ¢ | “imi cigarettes, I had. to» SAFRITT 2" ote ; Be NN. Vancewenter Twenty, * ents” limit my pleasure im GBenchcster peat ees on > Wanehester . THE TERROR” smoking. Now 1 2 -POLA NEGRE te - “ plewood | | “Hotel nae smoke Lucky Strikes We =" : Wikapb ° oy ona exclusively. My ihe == Cala Come . a , DVELTY ; mores, ween ay ” voice, my throat Are Bie va. | rue" ston ZAR KS Se ter Groves “tT (, * GEANT PULA R eS 725 eSe 7k 192525252 52525252 525252525252 e Pa | a = 2 ra - 2 ay OEE REND Mem Nene: 2 ig 4 . 2 ) E H 4 oS = q = 4 : a 7 ; : ia S52. ae 9e@S52@52?525e5e5 es 3 fteeneee emo eras ee we Deimar , “Tiate! Imperial whatan 9 (‘XTONO soRENo n ,end (LAR. HOW mm S23 “utten Av. =: 7 _ A Ww ANNA OO SE SW in “THE “iSEFD amd “how wWowiss” - Deehie Tf regrem mandean {-usd, in Ermine” & “Shenandoah — “Wolfs Clethimg TI Vv Oo L | a POLA hepecta Betmer “Hotel cement . SPARE OETA e pppaarerenee” 252525252525 2 Fierenes Vidor im aT —— : All Admire His Expressive Voice can Sas Pg gl al gl a ali all al atl Piret ta gree teat Oe Mine ON 11. 12 How William Hodge wins his audience te —how he protects his throat A Re te Aner ABC ARNE See eee: pare aaa enn ''e rm - otanD at ¢ j é : s Greatest Amusement Peeatt S a favorite actor throughout the nation, William , es se SSEY : A Hodge’s voice has added greatly to his skill on ~ ge + tn =~ JIMMY HUSSEY | the stage. He has admirers everywhere. | nw SeSP5eS5eSeseseSeseseses eseseses cseseseSeseseseseseseks 27@S52@SeSe5eS5e5ese5e2. erence en Genero naaD aan RAMS) AT SANE Sot NRRRNIMG FARE RRR RN A I eS ORRIISE BRIER to Rew Letina Peon pe wpe, ats nee re ” “ toy eis: 4, PE tgs ar . 2 : od oe Be nd wn “— a Te Fe vas “4 me : ci a“ : - : 7 socks ee ee so. —a few left for Savers HE leather wallets with the handy dime saver enclosed have been going fast and the supplv is nearly exhaasted, but we have a few left for savers. To get one just open a Mercantile savings account and tel] us you will save at least a dime a day. Then have $56 or more in vour account at the end of one year. That is al. you have to do; vou are not required to deposit any certain amount at anv particular time. But start now, before the wallets are all gone. eed In smoking, he prefers Lucky Strikes because they give the greatest enjoyment and throat protection. Lucky Strikes are smooth and mellow—the finest Cigarettes you ever smoked. They are made of the finest Turkish and domestic tobaccos, properly aged and blended with great skill, and there is an extra process in treating the tobacco. ; Smoke Lucky Strikes—you’ll like them. : “It’s toasted” Your Throat Protection 325252 5$252525252525257525e52525 t een Gees >it il a Mg RN NERF ile APAEE OM agbeabeped ye SA ae ed ” vg 9 REM ec ae = $252525252525297525252525252525252 PO eG EN om SAVINGS DEPARTMENT Mercantile Ti Capital é Surplus a — -- ie Revecve Lyrtem —_t Ten Million Dollar EIGHTH AND LOCUST j -TO ST. CHARLES @Se2sesecersesesSesesesese FOR GAVINGS SeSeSeSe SeSeSeSe Ses eSeSe Ses S282 SeSeSeS2 Se sesesese see 52 | i ee | SF ek aw es. " >Panish Nam track fast. cy * i «

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The Tigers, how ever; Play Colum LLL LALLA LN er eee alte Mie ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH MONDAY EVENING, SCHO OLS AND COLLEGES ADVERTISEMENT ST. LOUIS UNIVERSITY CONSTIPATION GONE: HOTEL MEN DEMAN FEBRU ARY 28, 1927 ! MAYOR TO ALTER U.R areca enone , Attacked for Refusal to Gamble. Kenneth Edwards, 28 years old, | of 4047 West Pine boulevard ap- plied at City Hospital yesterday for treatment of a fractured jaw and lacerated scalp. He said he ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH at ‘night and three game an PAGE 25 Olive street Wednesday of the men in the when he declined join them. 4040 beat him invitation to se ae a Aa tae yay, ae om weber oe Sar toe aa wien Cages ~ Se ae ae ud eo dias rae Ath er " ove heh o a Z ap th aaa! Sh Ngee - FRANCHISE MEASURE Vental Clinic | $556 Caroline St.—(Near Grand) Hours: 9 A. M. to 4 FP AL. Dally and Penn during the week of | when the season closes hed mouth ends the campaj ' PRs 7 ie. gn Ot oied losses, still Bremen for + sm Or s2007 Or wants MONEY? Get it here! $250,000 to loan. NO EN- DORSERS NEEDED to bor- row from as! Just your own note. Anything up to $1000 in a few minutes’ time. No waiting No calls on your friends or employer. Every- thing private. ‘‘My wife has been troubled for | eight years with constipation. , She} has tried almost everything on the | market and has never received any | benefit from. any of them. In fact, they have done more harm than good. rivety Final Week ‘She overheard one lady telling oe eae acne another what Milks Emulsion had Tonight at 8:10 2\7' 2:10 | done for her. She got a bottle and Russell Janney Presents , : - Sh The Thriliing Musical Play inued its use since. Oae | ounds at that time, and | and stat: , ¢4 LOp-tie 7 ’ P + iVartme AMUSEMENTS vee » Merb eo. ag EO aa ee ON, my 2 * Assessor Provisio ainst one-man § I dered a survey ow, es heretofore tion, ons ag A. and | cars, for a weekly rest day ae the | ight c ~“Klleetive arcainine go gid oi et ee noe ee bee | He needs every bit of strength and bitration of all disputes of the|C¢Be™sy to grow pay Seppe Basweed, taxes on such portions of | street railway company with em-| world and to combet tae Gissaem five bottles she now/the property as are not used sole. | PAoves, will added to the ten that all children encounter. ; ( ‘ sl ( Co oun: ies a tive draft the city’s service-at- Me OY s Cod ] iver dil mp und / pounds; gained 20 pounds! ly for religious and educational | hi -e, M Mil , irancnise meas e, Mayor Nille | botties; besides she is | purposes. Us : Bing % T ablet US hav hs he lpe ad thousands © f al little ones— In an opinion today, City Co12-'! announced today. The | ai , a » - : - - . 0 1 h As i i Gehner today or- | street | of 3. me ts | St. Louis, City agg ee L pees ; oh: ye a a e-me™ © hy: Rn ee a Mae BRA gle te pera : te Oe are ee the — 8 With. i properties in sy ee held exempt from taxa- with a view to assessing city *& ~ wee , «y oung “Wy hen Aw ay’ . oe ‘ . + nas €ont is x > wh * wh + we + ig] ped Q7 pe ta- | We of anil See us, too, if you owe on your car and find the pay- ments too high We'll ad- vance you more cash and cut your present payments in half for you. «i Fs eles Zero” ea cost on tive large “opie “eable ‘Program Cs '«Stolen Pleasures” & ; ‘oye ( “Lazy I. ightning”’ . 4 | leeiing TY) LOT a of gee after with United commit- | came , and om a : SHENANDOAH ee — Corinne Griffith ON if in “THE LADY W. Florissant IN ERMINE” ULINE f Laura La ‘Plante & Claxton ‘“The Midnight Sun” | ‘ pov BLE PROGRAM law “stole “mn Pleasures” c “Young April” Mayor ans ire you need CS AND what SELL : No matter money for, YAHLEM fn"* 1035 N. Grand used eligious ones RE \ INC RAMS organ “THE MAGICIAN” and Amateurs street men's | iit x ¢ . mnt cc eta NN a i atte Ragin pa labia, rant lately act exer}! ber sents = ‘at mem.- |: soothing uoh | Beemaieae / Now Comes the Easiest Washday of all A washday that lasts but an hour because of the Maytag’s big tub capacity and speedy washing. A washday that is really com- fortable because of the _May- tag’s adjustable legs that raise org lower the Maytag to suit your height. -COSt ordi- by « iape an COlil pre nances., esent the ur As- new provi sur- | him. rtiies, The proposed provision nan cars is that they may be ated only when and where the Board of Aldermen shall declare that they may be used safely, practic: and econ Other c proposed provide | that the company shall agree not} +o do anything to prevent employe of for the purpose of Also, all con- | employes’ organiza- for arbitration of ions arising. of employes to one day’s to be fixed by! affirmed. | isions Were Sa as to oneé- ~~ neasy ope = | , ' iew Spoon ‘ lL Weta ee mt . illy omically © e" iauses Sila ae all A RS oe he 17) r IZine from Ce TS. o 1ON a and Easion A COO col aining. disputes or quest right in the week, company’s rules, is HINK of it —a washday without h -tabbing even coll s and wristbands. A washday without the con- stant changing of water because of the Maytag’s heat-retaining cast-aluminum tub. ives dormant hair roots In last two years, it has4 (O% effective, “petdege to record, in some 200,000 cases of falling hair, semi-baldness and even total bald- SENAL ness. That means success followed ou Arsenal | in the great majority of cases. & em a. Consider what this means. BERT Why then go on fooling yourself with Easton @id-time tonice?”’ This method proves — the hair roots, peopie used to believe were beyond recall are revivabie. iderella ‘ Go to any drug store. Get the Van , nd low: a! Ese Liquid Scalp Massage. Written =. MBIA | ; ne est Siivels LOUIS AMUSEMENT CO.'S THEATERS ! ie el te + ‘4 iarges Ty ora 7 + aPralnst oomis in CC uw neice rab ~ reorganization 2. yen eS oo ee ry « » * Pom “eee ee » oe iail - ‘ > ee ee * oe « : age » er Jefferson ior ee Se ie + Court Se en, Be Prorvram Decree” Paint” Double , “The Third and “War = _; + tg Re eT ae * een eas nany of them in worse measure ‘ Seay ene a leak shape than your little loved one. 7% ; . yet ‘ ry ‘* Vel : all the people suffering from selor Muench held that the’ two R 4 "Ald sy , . o> , ier } ¢ iottaakion! knew what Milks Emul-| organizat: were not exemtc un- -- rmen., up flesh builders that do help the ailing 7 - “+e ret ti . . F , 4 ? " , ‘ ‘ y : “Ir I WERE K G uM » CLs S+ : WwW nat tivec “ot the ¢hild in JUSL a Tew da’ 8. Friml’s Most BeautiMil Score Mcivee, 29 Lye St., N. E. ash- | purposes or schools be not Rail wavy’'’s r i zation iM ’'s Tab! f * EE | : ee coe ta aD C : ets fo cents PRIC FE. S—Nights, a ae, St. 7B, " ae eee ae : Various hotel owners a: tae +d : get 0U cCoy s Labiet ‘ Cn Ona Milks Emulsion restores healthy, at Wolff-Wilson Drug Stores or an . "illiarm » eh Tv PE | ey at . aa ani yee the ption of the “Y” William R. Schneider, driezgist anywhere. Try them for 30 Lie npt n o 1e Le ‘ rh : Aeolian, 1004 Olive. with all need of pills and physics. It le de : ce a of t] Legislature, who | | sash grade acai omega a |itfied with results get your money O0c—$2 . digestive organs in s to as-| *. iuthorizing = service-at back. Demand MceCov’s—they are | AZLL ~ Higher | Simuate food, th vuilding flesh and | T4485 O02 unfairly was pr as attorney for} WEDAFSDAY 56 : So EE ae hae DOU BL E PROG RAM | pAY Gc, Tde, $! : germs and repalr- | Gehner appointed Deputy ing, stomach-upsetting Cod Liver Oil. : “The Lily’ and | John Willard’'s eda amous Mystery Play | ing the ettect Vv asting diseases. | Sessor I*red Tirre to make a | IND THE CAMARY | cce) ana “ROSE OF THE Bh, sae" - . : { ENEMENTS” and THRILLS—CHILLS—LAUG His eat vit : like ice cream.| compromise as to what proportion | NEAT MONDAY—SEATS THURSDAY sickly children. | of the value should be taxed. Ob- JOHN GILBERT in | and Juniata r With Greta Garbo ss ‘Bro ken Hearts of | Ww ith ROL AND yo! Ny and PI ae ~ ak: E ogists everyw here. DOCTOR, WHO FOUND WIFE orga rran lective barg Photcplays & Wrestling Match Man. 1] 1 90 in Connection With sas ‘YY, ung April” and — FRANK FAY," . on Favorite Son” ° : T, j sy the Associated Press. as ’ os h 7 -, ; . e ; Ont Dp mw mM i WE E & r. Loomis old police hairman the club hopes to enrol to the : be yee , Rich in heaith-building vitamines i . ; ePMYeA ne State r r ’ : , pl petite and qguicKiv puts advocated rep ~g of th pti Leoding theatre of St.Ler BC ge Oo) ; YI them to operate hotels and . : sugar coated and children love to | POP MATINEES Nature’s only | 9a5is. ion. It was stated that the COO SATU! Payments’ -A* only solid emulsion vey of the various ek! Ruths prop a ee. | # | LeWOMAN POWER” | | Wonderful fo: Tio Maeber ROe y Mite your case, | jection is directed mainly. ag-tir:st “5 ec AND THE i hy Ad nt 4 ye i nw, A LinS Emulsion. the new Do Ww ntow n r M. [;: A ae Tae pe | 4 sx" 37 OS i¢ ’ > . si 7 | trai ts ee esta : Sec uern yOul | which has an assessed value of and Lars Hanson | mon yY wilt oe promptiy rei unded $327.750. ee ‘Hollywook” “Lode Orph S Onert at ps es : 2 C wit] ees oe tae pheum s: _ MURDERED. FREED FROM BOND :rs —e aie conferred your — ’—Leon-| that buildings for reweeeent ji ¢ t ite take them instead of the fishv tast- tisfactory to palatable that it.is| with a of recommending a tVIL”’ — | “THE LAST OF MRS... CHEYNE Price 60e and $1.20 per bottle. Sold | ari in the Wilderne:s wit Charities | “One Man Trail” Orpheum Circuit Vaudeville and Al . tions shall provide h aud an I Charges OE etroi CHOICE SEATS TONIGHT 50¢ pi LSION Against Detroit (so pme-Ke served 90 } | Dismissed in Court. ' Away’—Gift Shop WEBER'S DINE f NTER TAINE RS a rE | 2 i : " G : the Ciub, a Democratk “The Collegians” with Relph Ince and Dorothy Revier A postal will bring one of the |” were PWICE isis wre i S14 \ heil under whic a we & Under leadership of Ken On the of officers takes place en t ab oman pana A Fe te Rye A «gee os Shan © wre Meniou in hamé Satan i | aia Cometly Adolph “Sorrows of PRESENTS “as ee he Ae ey > nlan is to revive the Jeffer and ( haplin a walk I rlé é n “TET’S GO’’ : op ng Pasi { pick . ‘ oe gee: 4q,30on Club which was powerful in | a” | ,% riven her $10 ; 1 it tate fuarantece to grow new hair With Eddie Hall tne purchas: tana a | ogg WASHINGTON at STH f some OPERA in $0 days, to stop falling is to support the | os il to 11 ihn a. Democratic d- Flor. { JOHN GILBERT in CRA! re » “FLESH AND THE HOUSE hair a angus supplied by ; ticket after the pri 6 p. Ti. imares ee K DEVIL’ 1. M—CONTINUOUS—12 M. is WANGS SELF WHEN DAUGHTER | pes | INSISTS ON PLAYING PIANO ADVERTISEMENT ordinary hair remedies. Emil Chaxel, 73. Found Dead i POINTE ; Basement by Grandson Fol- SQUEEZED ~ ion & Met aus. Liquid Scalp Massage ‘a Jjowing Quarrel. G BEE When the body begins to stiffen N. paerereee and movement becomes painful | it is usually an indication that | the kidneys are out of order | Keep these organs healthy. Drink | plenty of water and try | gop! MED Dar | A world standard diuretic stimulant. | A) famous sirce 1696. In three sizes, al’ HIP AND 20 OF CREW LOST druggists. Guaranteed as represented | ’ > Leok for the name Gold Medal on every | Picke Up. Reports Sink and accept no imitation voice, my throat are nes ot Tie fot | AP Lobos 8A sittin | ” ‘ , : les py Z 321-323 Arcade Bldg. (Eighth and Olive) Telephone GArfield 0942 never affected. Grech ~ Sore * —" BRANCH STORES : ran, re or 8) ‘ ; + ; > ‘ . - RA. a . Ps : h a ~¥ : z: * - - ; } if j > ¢ Ba GEANT ( POLA NEGRI f : A _ : . . elf ws e i ' 3 , ee =| ; hy f “A ai in Wie ryt, OF OP aril ‘cording to a Lioyds dispatch . 31 Delmar ' “YJotel Imperial” . piondé se jaz he seaman. who said he ray a : PETE 4 N * otf ene D4 s , ms i : q - wae aaa. 7 or" : . rines ‘ St ie aria es #/S 7 Powhatan (43700 Monexo UP : pee cere : : abt — ‘ topped ut 15 minutes\) : a ) and CLARA BOW in ‘ i oh nee t 4 he vessel wH i? collisio ( SW 5 we : >43 . . : % ’ utton Av. Sa! iT “ : . and’s End £ i | UTii¢ rivtp pes. — ANNA 0. NTESSON 4 rr ré { :} ort]: afte, } f Inicrht m ba . o ; * iy , {a he hip's boa as tauneh. * ° S py Ww e . ‘ / ~» ‘ Free Home Demonstration actually Or you b it on ng, for Double Program “Hotel Imperial” and “White Wings Bride” The purpose clothing. The money f ontinuous, has | i3 35¢e “ON . + TODAY © ind ALL “VA LENCIA” A Met dwyn-Mayer Picture MAE MURRAY Liovd Hughes Roy D’Arcy Bice MABEL NORMAND : in Ma ‘ted ON. ‘THE ‘STAGE “With Don Albert in Dreamy Spain’”’ a ert Phe Padi Admirm-s Miucriel Rave Virgirta Patretie The Senorttas Try the Maytag in your own home next washday. Use it without obligation or ex- pense. Test its many exclu- sive features. Be canvinced of its greater washability. Re- member, if it doesn’t sell it- self, don’t keep it. Lae cular show : ri " a | MONKEY TALES,” i Fliteheock Dow ss [tis pe biiii? ° hills, 7 4 Phoetoplay: OTHE with @blire Border besTt PRICES: a carnal =-400 Double Pregram “NEW YORK" and “WAR PAINT’ PU ' in | ro- {> i Demble Pror-am eh 1 J, Mm ih Bids Sed ond “WAR PAINT’ ayette - Jefferson DELL and Hebert , > ah Hl Eon. {JOUN GIETERT in ) “FLEES IND THE DEVIL” * * ey, | sect site, Men te = “Until I began to smoke Lucky Strike cigarettes, I had to limit my pleasure in smoking. Now! © smoke Lucky Strikes ¥ exclusively. My aM, ow Howe a~ jo oe Y iy | eS » Reeinaid Denny in “THE CHEERFUL ane —. FRAUD” 2 ; | FFITT (“Her Big Night” and ‘(,od Gave Me ®N. Vandeventer eye . aes tees se ees ndpsnoteitinaannmaninnnpeamincmee nara ea + te rho ote ie SM ~"t3 } wm ij Pe. Lifiy! we. oe Pee © Yom ew . “ ah, ae ~ Twenty Cents” ee a ty me Denuble Progarm “TONDON” and “THE TERROR” ely inate Mes tees nchester | Manchester For homes without electric- ity, the Maytag ts available with in-built gasoline motor. Aluminum Washer. - POLA NEGRI in . “Hotel Imperial” and Chaplin Comedy plewood | Maanchester HIKADO: , Easton JOVELTY puaten POLA NEGRI in “Hotel Imperial” and Chaplin Comedy npemee ing “HOTEL IMPERIAL” » and “WINGS OF THE a. tte ie So Sk aor vee Ss ' - *~ ya . os agg le: vee es ie ae ln “4 3 4 te. te. * ' ; '*) ' ; inNnaed a Ph i tysd-nte Abores, x > ‘ TORENO enzance. Cr: reporte BOW in (ANTONIO yand CLARA "Te ster Groves >> - lering of the Greek s! Dy. mye ie ere Me Ag a ers MR Baty te . ee : — @ wr 2626 Sidney St. (At Texas) 3503 N. Grand Bl. (At Hebert St.) Telephone—Vlictor 0899 Telephone—COlfax 0271 3419 S. Grand BI. (At Cherokee St.) 3849 S. Broadway (At Keokuk St.) Telephone—PRospect 1412 Telephone——LAclede 7608 405 N. 7th St. (Ambassador Theater Bldg.) Telephone CEntral 9336 Lo A w f in “THE MASKED ove recunmed WOMAN” ‘ . poo , Ss! » | : 7 ) , ) . \. wiLae a Maytag dealers everywhere follow the standardized rule éf sending a randoah’ { ., Double atm 3 3 ae oe , . ! | Maytag to a home to do a washing free and without’ obligation | of any kind. This is the way all Maytag Gyrafoam Washers are sold. Shenandoah “Wolf's VOLI Delmar rGINIA Virginia rmine’’ & ormine A - a «: ; , ze] of TO00 tons Citing FINDS HUSBAND DEAD BY GAS ng Puts eet Cast- Wife Says He Was When 7 ’° She Last Saw Him. MASCUS* | . “THE PEARL oF “DA iver _Lying on his back 01 ; - Wed — PR 4 ana a. ig a : 2 ame il? With BEBE M A} POLA NEGRI in Imperial” The ? ion a “Hotel preset : Drunk Florence Vidor in “PpoPr°iLAR SIN" Souvenirs to Ladies : COUGH a | and adults cet ot 3 na © AE - | 35¢&up e Voice Kilenan aq Ii} ——— Lloney, t) ‘ — - ——_ nee = - r | “ = saan TT hy os 4 ’ Pes { . : a ~ - . . . Ad i ica a - ; ‘ ita i * ‘ ” As ; , iA; a ; i 4 ‘ ’ ° ; . | o* . ; le fa, a en en ‘ : iy e | We F mi _ea j i il . Litjiiat ie j OwWalYla ool E Rs “ ; acts ‘ + gar “— _ . anhalt. 4 Vv ,c $0 ‘ ‘ : % ‘ ¥ A; ‘ I - s! ‘ ‘ oe A a +] : . . ~ . ‘ é ‘7 ~? ees , See = lilies * en a ee ‘ 43 ace *y Gs i ’ y ‘ ae “ ‘ s ’ “ What happened when. .» the lights went out Emergencies will happen. And when there’s a guick need for MAZDA lamps, fuses, fixtures and other electrical supplies, there are Graybar stocks here to draw on. Put it up to this organization to supply you with everything elec- trical—at your convenience, S-1TO 1) PM ~ GRAND AT DELMARE _GRAND ATs WASHINGTON Se yer ‘ FP mtartnie og" NUE g& A PAR AMOUNT PIC 6 KISSinal AGE a™ THE ss! : irchestrea thet ewer roar . ao : ‘House for President Coolidg as r er obey r i he Rruuswick Kecera Ore no 4 an ern aa Faun ee nsat sonal com With Aja el & wiscsourt bmst mtble in RE- POS T- oOrFERS are BARGAIN <i MACHINERY 4 MUANTS for MATE “pjareat a3 + ear's Greatest Amusement Treat! | you Svan 1 T=. JIMMY HUSSEY, ad in a Brand New Mirth Offering LADY ODEN-PEARSE DARE & | BRAILE & PALLO and \VYugoslay te of gee “Foll Roya! Orchestra “MEMORIES of the OPERA” With CAESAR RIVOLI and 1U Artiste AND ZANE GREYS “MANS. FOREST’ 3) = JACK HOLT 2S aramoun:) GEORGIA HALE ¥ Qcum A EL BRENDEL Matin: ~. Sethay the Centennial Werk ~how March 1 kivs—-On the hark porch? Boy. that the the of The THs CRAY@GAR TAG Synbel of ‘Distribution fan ae ane MOTHER: - Fletcher's Castoria is a pleasant, harm- less Substitute for Castor Oil, Paregoric, Teething ‘Drops and Soothing Syrups, espe- cially prepared for Infants in arms and Children all ages. To avoid imitations, always look for the signature of CE nptthidn Physicians everywhere recommend it are 7 " y Le memens = ) BILLIE DOVE—R 4} BLOOMER ee 4 ts? qna «(ent 9 it . KODEMICH AND His MERR ; : | te “JAZZ MAGIC™” Featurmne JOHNNY Penne | “4 Fat and funn) Ceenetlen. and MAIURINE MARSAII | hie ‘ bitdres i, 814 SPRUCE STREET MAin 1611 ae N & sinessn = bn ilding is Pre; h the use of mene Card Wane Ul e*® pense. certain Pest-Disonteh felumn aft * Soe Proven directions on each package. be od * cote ng mre ee Gna ee ye 4 pare rn ys ar es iit es ie Pate. a ‘et vote sa es , +. eee. es ‘ »? 7 :* . % ; ia sh! a tae ¥ ; egy" ot te thoy tt ee eet Mae e Mee “it % it 5 rele ee k a ?*e ots %e bts ey a@ R State , 4 4 ata 7 a : : : 7 } aie STU pete: Bas ticie$ gt ty it ot ste

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“st Louls POST. DISPATCH _ PO cr “ . _STLOUIS POST-DISPATCH = SONDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY ~ SINGER CLAS SHARE. (SSS OF $185,000 ESTATE Wk aa Re te ee ee You wouldnt go}f Kt Condon Scott Says Ne D “Ti Jrieans Suicide Was soane : sie ‘ . . To board a train for Kansas Ciry course not The Rock Island's / Dea weve A’ e Stanon Forest \ Park). located in the heart of the remcentia, anc im vers'ty district, ig a fea Convetmuefics. Fine morn ing and evening trains to and from Kansas City, Colorado and Cali- formia, all atop at DeBalivmere Ave. ~nght at your door. A §} sail = rT Tie } = - Ze. : cm £2itce L ee a th’ P. YA au pee Z ‘ 3 —— oun ; _ 4 — . = - " “i Sa } . Le ty ee , 25 - = —* j * x . ; : v . ne n hh - > - . os - . ; s : ™ re \ ‘ _ ; . : ; * j : '} + . ‘ : - a ; fg ™ . i } sit : ; ~ S ” Agu at es ~~ , » ~-* oa « J * J 7 sal ABI. SOE ABE I ACY RE Sem P # Sunny Farm Fresh : good size eee) 1. AL \| = wr per dozen . 25c ; (OD BZ| FQ \ a oF Our Meats Are Second to PREUMONIA oe ae ee | , Golden Best } a e” None, and Once You Have "| anusually large wardrobe. Thon > \ fresh, extra large, ith) a Lak (iil B Tried Them You Will Ap- per dozen, aa) Oa preciate What We Mean. s-*__ STEAKS |b. a DERLOIN . é Wrigiey’s “Admirers of Poet Raise $60 to Pur- i es * oe SAUSAGE. | “~hase Baild: ns a j ae, ; ‘ > . e — vir ~ ° % n which Walt Whit- Manag Snider’s At giz 4 “Woodbury, L. 1. SeaaaSal All Kinds A: Se At Spri “3 Prouteau Avs, = SAUCE : PORK CHOPS Bs | » la 3 One Ble q @ Grand Avenue : | :. 19 Suse” Where We Are Now Public Receptio WEAL =e : 7 35c Q f A oe ; i 7 F obra 28th Housewarming an Ri « v oe iy ie — . a ” - is , 7 ss ve y - PEN YS =. rs . - op ila —_, at . 5 Re ee ee sk a car j ; § . rith Seb 6 so ye ¥ . We What: ¢ ay a ee ee Ryd or ay a ala A ba ia Xe a “, eR Am ee TE ae 1 gibi Roa oli 2 Oa OO OE Sage CAT a ae ee, poe 5 EE a P 3107 it genaranteed satis +h ao treatment oF ers. > e = . 5 sx mats a me : : Y cM EBB Oe Witches RAE ae ¥ bat cig ae He owe = ee ee “ —_ ay a — Tae — a Boss , ; n ‘ oo . “BS : RoE AER LE, SSS ORR OS MEER RDS LG TS SNS ULE RYE SOP Be a RE OES BREE POE RES se ia " siete " . . ee we A> > -* ‘ ~~ PRR Pie A CRs eRe 53 1 a as 2 i & ; . a i 2 * ; 5 ; : e : ‘a e a8 = 2 i s y = # #2 Be. 3 LI DUS EES Site eae ge 2 Bt 2300 S. Grand BL yc be Wie a Se 5032 Gravois Av. 5 Bn ’ _ — Bl 7192 Manchester x : | = $14 N V ~S ySe i A: ihe Rite ME aOR iat Eee Mees . pads tne, White Banner Paint Cleaner ans | BAKER'S 1-5’S.. TAY : | | "5 -Pound Size ERA RRO This Ne ‘j | Now Open for a . Louis People wet 7, F A UST T U N VAN CAMP'S a ‘ A } : 1 To D D Y MACARONI ; Ay All Will E 7 ed to See the New — SALMOK TALL CAN -.. IG Sunligli rin Operation The Chocolate SP AG U FE T Ti ms Sa e ne Fo aod the SUNEM BREAD i... aon LIMAS 22. ~~ = I i far 93¢ nh NOODLES a. NG S : LLY KNOWN FOOD ne 1Ne LIBBY MILK = a. LOe 4 “>. 31 eine apie ns hee pay 2) 8 shea a tne Ree, orp ~ 2 = aieeiinai . ) . Gee ok aMhathh 9 To a Bhs Ame pa hai 2 ; Seow ee pas aa) x4 ; PEC) rs ike thie tinal * 5 aang. = dP “ ~ eee ee ie 1D vig’ pines Sane > ay z ORE et rat 4 , NON-SYIDS Weather ... $10.95 Weather ... .$15.95 Weather ... . $17.75 Weather ... $17.95 a ie a ag NRE Matin ganna cesmaniate . He ee a ea ciaitine 2 o. atl aad i Sat GS te OTN GRAS eae. RUE By ont cul Irecee ocak iba Swit a See 7 ek aap yee Q -" sear dats 28 a ‘9 emia att reppelie Pap ero e fay p2, os pnedived Wp UE Ta nia Bae’ wA8Y i. ey Sav rn > ¥. Bay . . 4 nee 4 y ; i 2 a eo P Sreisuieh crescent : er ae J Weather ’ id Weather | 33x6.00 Weather | | 32x6.290 Weather i Pa O 33x6.20 All Weather pap 7 RES 1OU) FREE CITY DEI} R PHONE OUR NEAREST STORE ALUMINU™M 3 g 5 , License Frames, ; § pecial, per Pair Sewww te aby Be Be. CO GO Yi VI 2 tat ro 7 ‘fh t OP: > dam Vi

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i i. fan? a s 2 vy ons ag : ? _ ‘ TREND PESSIMISTIC m1ouUus ig —Don’t Ethical Society Lecturer Cites , ow- ‘ ‘ . . oo Mark Twain, Lewis and Drei- Experiment ser as Evidence of It. . — 4 “it casts the shadow of its in- — x, eos . terrogation mark athwart our EW ae come and go, but for path,” said Henry J. Golding, | i nearly 100 years millions of people on peaking of “The Underlying Strain have agreed on the one superior remedy ‘ 3 of Pessteslers tn Medes: ba —Beecham's gentle laxative pills. | i SSi iStK nh Mmocern al . 4 TT? hey are th e very opposite of experi- Sheldon Memorial Auditorium yes- mental. One can take them with the as- terday. Golding, leader of the | surance of complete safety. re Beecham’s Pills give relief Ne ‘or Uthical Society sud- ew Tork Ethical Society, wasud- | ¢ constipation and resultant bilious- ¥y e . . a a. ; : ” ’ PUBL PEPTION Every day this week, to show our appreciation to the good people of St. Louis for their Werceos cressing tle St. Louis Ethical So- | ness, sick headache and indigestion. . x y . ; valued patronage, onel one of our 107 stores and markets will offer great bargains. \: ine ¥ ciety. He continued: pocecham's Pills scientifical —— Watch the Post-Dispatch for daily offerings. Self-serve and save at St. Louis-owned wt soc a ages oe cada ee thereby peceestne yan . , : OTrid, ait ima: erance i & } ,e@88 1118 iC : ‘ = Ty succession of notable writers. Poe, | testines. E x, Piggly Wiggly stores. O0 : HOW . . ‘Mark Twain, Hienfy Adams, Jack! Beecham’s Pills are safe and sure— ye kN. London, Edgar Lee Masters, Theo- | never habit forming. For sale at. drag dore Dreiser, Sinclair Lewis. Sher- stores, everywhere. 25¢ and 50c. FEB. 28: 4, INCLUSIVE | 2 Ss) y ‘ wood Anderson an: lugene O'Neill | +i ‘ AY od . | oes bagi . ” \ BEECHAM’S PILLS = At. ‘Home Pa express in varying degrees a som . Ln Ch Be ring Avs. x & ’ : ? Me 6 ber sense of spiritual frustration. , A | Y¥ ‘“During the last few weeks an aie ; Lb. ‘2 / C ~€ 3 4-7 a, te 5 piaemic ol suicide among the 7 2 S PIC ES 5 Vu Ings has redire cted attention to : js % o/ A ° thie na "hh TY ? > ' nd VEGETABLES ».:% oe * BORROW ao Ne nF . itech’ Ph pega eS | The Best the Market Affords Creamo-Nut oaks ‘he malaise of our time, And is not own note ‘ , : Disquieting evidence All Kinds ‘, FN spread nervous instability is re- Se by}, ‘ vealed my the statistics of mental FROM : at Lowest Prices ey): Eh. f f : disease. Insanity is growing at a ie | rate greatly exceeding that of tbe Us! : lati * e, PEAS Lb. 190 ier 4 Borden's / Cy aS - —— — la A/ bs MA LTED IODIZED mS) SAS che forced note of our very opti- plan, our low rates and our Fresh From C “ali fornia a $| strictly private—no calls - T ' A \ SWEET JUICY FLORIDAS. Doz lent cynicism, which flouts ideals, | , derides marriage, decries those Any time you need Money coneerned for progress and is sce p- you can get it here—quick- tical of the deeper emotions. The ly and at the lowest possi- yearning of those distracted souls ble rates. NO ENDORS. who seek refuge from themselves g ! n Oriental mysticism evidences ERS oe Just your ur economical “Symptomatic also is a preva- on your friends or employ- i Bv the Associated Preas. Le y.. 3 2) at ag Bc Rid Wd | Spino, 6 years old, and his brother | ff AND GET IT WITHODT One Block | rand Avenue ' ci AP 7G W Fes d Ms tt tasted thines | ARKANSAS y- ra e 3 t , | Leria l Ss. : ees 3 e CKS | | Two Children Killed by Smoke. |} ¢T- No matter what you LES": Xo 20e am green? te Se . : need cash for, SEE US 'Spino, 6 years old, and his brother, | DELAY! ai NX Where We Are Now pg a Public Reception rere e re ow fig a UOLIC ecep det EXCELLENT FOR BAKING—VERY LOW PRICE 4 & kK eee ‘ a @ | bedroom as fire swept through an | 3 NA CE 9 = gee: nee apartment building. The children, | YAHLE ern eee (overcome by smoke, were rescued || . Marcligaclusive— . REAL BARGAIN ‘ lof the chffdren, said he thought | i, FRESH, RIPE, EVERY ONE 1-Lb. C Per Can Housewarming and F§how, February 28th to ie CARROTS FRESH 3° iN A ¢ C0 FFEE WACK | by firement, but both died two| : DRANO this wife was looking after the | rt “a o POTATOES 19 95e| | = Frank, 3, were trapped in , their. LARGE BUNCHES — |hours later. Vincent Spinw, father’) 4 | 7tol10P.M 7 * nes p za fo 6 P. la tO ° e . LE. “Good to the Last Drop” For Cle . 7 es, children as he escaped from the} eS Vacuum Packed D Paning w Pip # burning building. His wife was | Sell heaters or_hemes threugh 7 PEP FECT rains found unconscious in a nallway. Post-Dispatch Wanta. | WISCONSIN RURAL 3-Lb. Can 4 ~s SP rept: LB Foo : 7 = Steel Cut or : 5 3 ¢ Pulverized 4 S Se ye NANCY HAL I = — Shas tS es : | I EXTRA FANCY LBS. Cc | Oe Se Rey € 4 ™ F . Ne 2) Borden's : “eee | Breereges (7 bite — ee CAE P AGE yams aC ABSORENE EAGLE 8 ee eee ae ae | ee a ee es Ge oe . - Wall Paper Brand Condensed ms Caf nr ee ell wl S : Cleaner | al mu hy a rs Professional Laundry Service Just as any professional man is more proficient than a novice, so will you find our modern professional washing service more thorough and efficient than home laundry methods. We have the facilities to do your - family washing with unvarying satis- - faction and reliability. Our scientific. washing process has been perfected through years of experience and study, and we employ only highly trained and capable workers. (O° f > ROYAL | IRLINE This New 4 Now Open tor LIBBY OR DEL MONTE IN HEAVY Inspection @@t. Louis People SYRUP, MEDIUM CAN... oe. : HONEY Large Can...... 39c All Will Be P@ed to See the New ve CORN oe Sunlight ; ‘in Operation © He | COUNTRY GENTLEMAN ..... . - 43 "OZ. Cc Glass And the SUNLI@ BREAD \,.;.., V; FRUIT SALAD™: er aaa - | | 2 Sc": . Ss. COTS. CHERRIES PEARS. PEACHE APR] Size WALKER’S : i / AND PINEAPPLE PAC KED TOGETHER IN c : rt HEAVY SYRUP Wh) Be Se eee : Large ” Size . C LIMA BEARS *"" ‘ee : OY FLUSH | 2° 25¢ Indispensable TAMALES MAKERS OF @@ALLY KNOWN FOOD : > 3] ITEMS WILEENSTRATE AND GIVE SAMPLEBHEIR PRODUCTS Try this expert, professional wash- ing service this week and you'll be con- vineed that it is better and cheaper than doing the family washing yourself. WHITE. PACKED FRESH, MEDIUM CAN .-cceooces:-. SANI- OCEAN win yee f VINE-RIPENED CAPE Se ee ae SRRIES.,. ND Q COOKED WHEREGROWN, WHILE -ESH AND PER : tz Z CRISP, READY TO SERVE. OVER POUND. CAN in the Lavatory ; Wet Wash ...... 6c Ib. Minimum Bundle, $1.20 = - vf . [exets See PALMOLIVE SOAP 320 Wet wash, with MEXENE CHILI \. POWDER, 2 FOR 25c 9 Flat Work Ironed. . 8c [b. Minaimum Bundle, $1.60 Domino WALTER BAKER'S LB. | PREMIUM, %-LB. . C siZk Bets Cc Phone Victor 4708-4709-4710 BRAND YOU KNO MAYONNAISE KITCHEN ‘SUGAR The Best | SST MRS. NYE'S 8-OUNCE SIZE.... eg ee MRS. NYE'S THOUSAND ISLE a ers Bee ee ere ee ft oc MRS. NYE'S PURE; QUART SIZE...... TEMTOR, 21-O2Z. Rit pees eetsesheans Pound * Bag KLENZER fice Oe CASCADE Wet Wash Laundry Victor and Ohio Collection and delivery in all parte of St. Leuis, Maplewoed, Overland Park, Alften, _ahewoed and East St. Lewis. ~ 19¢18y HARB APPLE BUTTER. | e 2 THESE LOW PRICES GOOD AT ALL eS _ 107 ST. LOUIS-OWNED STORES ed) T he Tu on Saving time and ——— Ao: Selr ~Service ; Money ) 35° > _— — = fe _ —— 6 , oe ae ae a if ‘ae ay * # . ae oe +e, e ete yt of 4 44 ¥ € ca it ole = 4 . 2 vhs 4 : eS . 4} petise 4 . re i 4 * " aes Pee 4 -w™ xo ~ ¢ s ee ts germ + eet ee Os Sy & a . aay» Sas +, Ss & a Ssdit> tain Mii Phateaares Neckerhiatin Samco ecclapeined i. + ve 1 apn me ox . ra . 3 4 wee oe ete Pe Me Magee Sem * ee gee - a oe = SN * « ee ee pe eens « ee eo S a é 2 ee eo Sdn os bce Maes . i el * a = ve cal eh Pe. & ae Mista tional ee agile Mali en tei eee, Ca Se a Teer Mp. OR QE Re eee ety 2a i va eg

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2s When a WORK ERi in the | FACTORY or the OF F ICE is an urgent matter get him through thes: these columns. we e—U p ATI »NS—WOMEN, GIRLS HELP ss pie ma BOYS | ‘CARPET CLEAN PH’ Ls'G é ee DANCING — a siTU : 10 Se ar: wax | YOUNG MAN Wor wapply depart: a»? TEffer~« m 4513. ; —_ - ~ . anenereas ——— ———— e 4 z ment. ‘ ti sual oppertun bo ? & ey | es . le-ared,. g@Mera: Souse- | ee bp : ic young man i ip- + - _> £140 Bertha. awaits energe also i ply department. Must have expert- iy MaMa cE : , ta “A ( —— A ; > ; . re Ee: " 2 al 2 ie om 3 rye9 = ¢ YT; . oa ba” go I- ~~~ a a 1 ‘Th see: - i Liiliisé Ww OUT A ~ ELECTRIC WIRING, ETC. AN wu . > . rooms RED I PP 5 as P57, Le a ey a tie tapes 4 s i te 4 s ed 8 isp inde CRS Pe Heong preferred 251s ‘Soca ne ioe M Ain fixtures ; rear a ne ¢ bcguce aa a ~. YO NG MEN— 2. HELP WANTED MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES OT n Ot. years AAAI | desin cee : SBOE 8 . . > MEN. BOYS . Onis 2 1) imag Mis : “y won . = =i eed telephone SE OSE a mi ; ‘ Day ; = a o . go ; , ioe a i: ke goOo° fence posts. “ iH pu.® yard, \ anceTenter and rk Gs. os 2 {c?) HELP WTD.__WOMEN, ¢ 7 -— HOUSEHOLD €H’LD GOODS Fors SALE pa’ AVEN POR! si ii hb - BD used | : : 7 : a : | | ; | months for a fool et M Rl us—Gold Seal; «, : 1% Reels “as CANVASSERS and SOLICITORS FUNERAL DIRECTORS 2309-0310 / er : s¢ larch . a re aan Ta tit. Michek 11 ; aoe” ) Rice. eee 4 ressmakes - x" NTS of 4-rooms flat. cheap. , te n ad * , ' / @n power mactiges, anal ENE oe + pene. PFISTERER— 2 .. “i ee B. , ana : ; S } : ciow ' : = Pter i wir — " . sue , oer. _ — >... , ‘ £ es ' : ; - Bre fia , son ae . we , : . oa a4 Ml " thar ueior, a te hen r i ; ‘ed r ' ic | ! eT reen 3 nd 4 are f a ne Nrorme ar] assy — a — ‘ House ‘Furnishing . Fe ; is : . 3 ; . : i , A M . ® il be ? } ’ : i i 2 . - ve - ' . ; « , a¥. CEntrai 5784. ne we eae i Sites we 3 : | a v7 Rete wares co eC term i ne Cc - | for 13 In edueat . i ROOM : rm 3h uy neh & Uliy Lavine j 2 Lie Xa ~ ’ ‘ sg : ’ ak im ; - Mi : sia _ ; t on . ' IOs 1 = aah — °C Dusiiress. thi nf [Ti : ; re , . 57 ta 4 “"" - : _ ———- . - ‘ i is. on erie § Five 5404 Idaho ng cily; sting eal ©) they may seen turing du : , ! ra . ; , pe | ; Dy “ny me s#@°kIN Inforination : MI We own ees ee: THEATRICAL 3 | y. Th 3 oo i Sat eae ag ; , ars ot) fs “f tt oo (8: : es Svine yer , ~ . , cong : ¢ e 1T3* r ; ”. aaa ‘ " ’ , : ; c j~)> é j ; = ; : ’ . . rt bing = ©omp iete. eee, serene | Zee = Ch ee, yoni . STOVES, FURNACES, REPAIR ) , | Aen fon Fee A : ake ney with | yevormae. | ee compete. Adee Pa Aged ene SF oer | GAWER—Entered . turday. ¢ Lo : : 3 ; | , ¢ | tena deta ould be LES + ) io become! 5431 Vi Pies a SP eTiia St. Vincent. Victor a AF i interview ano fw a crent ted: ‘ - j . 3.4 0 . Ee roll ss 40n2 ; ’ é ; OE tf Sa . An im | } . svcisialoneniiaal - “ hea ve the 4aatmT? : ~~ : ntio ; pie ; - ~cheo t ‘ j ; _ ; ite : : ' ' ‘ } rt eal Feet exer _ te 4 : ~ AS — ; =e" ae . { : - “tau a ‘orn piete fur na r= . [) ; ety | ne | , Cam] i Cady Vv , aad Oe ie Ba q ‘ — sie : three | Fc aheiatibaed seal ie NB and |HUUSE = : . PL RNITURE AUCTION j/) sy ETT N—Fntered tt est A : : 3 | and farme 7 Ee — “jer oe Eg = Tuesday. starting 10:30 A. M. + roRDa IC HOFF—Ente: - 3 | . rm, Jones , . —= 3 ) ee 1s na | Kor dearly beloved | : : tt . 3) SALESMEANTTo (sell Bitty bond paving | ($00. RL Whe. “ee MISSOURI AUCTION | (/aumm no ea! lelba | : tea | 0 lary A | chance | phases prt: : COMPANY Hi : | 2007-15 MORGAN 8§T., CEntral 2572 ' AOPITZR A PROFESSIONAL | "Bost 3 | st of age CALL. J ACL W, wd Pauls BROWS “Box 6-250. Poe Diavasen. aI | Slightly Used Furniture |} REOUNDT Oo GUARANTEED : ~ f al Hs - - - : DANCING Ste Bargains i en From. “REDIT TERM BIEDE ERMAN FURNITURE EXCHANGE RY TRIMMERS§ 911 FRANKLIN AV. (e5) KIRM =a ve | v3 K tree” | LAWTON 3 _— WHEEL AND TIRE—Lost . : ne full particulars: salary and commis | wILLINEIt' iit Washington, , ttettettetitnd residence. JNO | _—e = AW TON—Ponterec t, Fet : ~7 Reward. LI ; iT: ) . ide work: must 5 — 2 tt Room G09. 20 Ves — . 4 - : . . : ee bis spits A a > : x perce aa } ——— : SE MARIZ ~ 3 . re Say : - se at ‘ phe : . i= ’ v iv : “MILL [NERY | Want Ad to So a eS ECENS TAT CO, aor eer as, “e . A: : , r " : : ° ‘ ’ ‘i i 2 _— 2 Oth. . - : : : | v ; = ' - 4, . ‘ a . - ¢g ors__Experien r Vise Stra ue M floor: PERATORS EXPERIBNG iod woolel Wei Wel! ‘e aveT Notice of CLOHESS?} - a = re a Pal SHIRTMAKERS nakers. ADE . [7 Madison § hristopher : ‘ a =s a : i . r > , a a a . : 2 ‘ : : ro ve f Ii a ; ; ‘ : ' St: bils seph. Mechtilda and t> ee ee SREAN—o ’ ‘eb. 2 L997. at NTURY. ¥E1 PRic. 1 LOY! : fu sive “jal . "it Anohaactdiew, cousin SS Ai 5 Sey leincak TAR NR oA RETRY CORBIN ot 95 9 Ass L 4 > re 2 . . alstiatiiactitilde-ok- tae ye Raa 5 Ste aes | Lead CARPENTERS & BUILDERS _ ma _iEtterwn 7607. | and willing to work Apply 2000 Ha everal, teritories adjacent ts | -Dersonalitr. = thorousniy Say Basra Se Moll soo 2 Ve FITZGERALD Entered into reat on Sat- chapel. 5165 1 . : Tu end 2TVAL : ) v | “ trav th maMager: per- ~ sUR ORTUNITY WOMEN HOUSE DETEC Py soe ~ or eta ak Aber .. ery. fieneese? « oe i hing > * a a ; te ae cide a ‘atiot ee ‘ization, s Must be thoroughly experay quan lane, Welt re Mury PYtz- | . 4 et Deo = V arrest Ri ¥ rorl in department store work and@ * a cen bh ee a pare | iwing account. | abie of tactfully pare , ye io rast way ry : / : _—— ey “i "4 : : 2 ryian vations. Ecce! lent OPT rr tr oOo TICLE is te AD- | bic . ' . “ ery 4 nes 4 ae connection | teh burch. berry phe ‘ Lt pro * | . : : ist manacer m 23500 « “ Ss of women. ment Calvary Cemet (] “i VERTIS? the teas [Im POST-DIS- Ms and finance tee 2 he - ‘ . ss 1ABALS : : ' cad ad ype Apply. # ice aca- , ~ * , 7 it? boc rm or : Mi: Orage’ 3 + ity zi . no OF. } se }. ic) PATCH WANTS, sf —— _ MA. ener x W sinwright Bids. 3 » ki : Bi a} a as eo —s — 6} ' | ae - Address Boa N-403, P¢ :

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ONDAY, stig VARY 28, 1927. ).— WOMEN, GIRLS | wlte. to count and weigh lin- SAE mut an t age ca sine “Ss an ie, in special advertising = ow Is - in oer employ. a LESWOMEN hope -= goods store: neigh- 2516 Marcus avy. = a: = SELLANEOUS FOR SALE pierre handsome built-in kitch- agian and in- PE ky OL ANE NT ee tiv az Tvom, bed- House Furnishing NING abou SAT—Hand painted china, pnewick. pharma F 360 SITU Rees city; selling cheap. Cc) bakery and City cae weight "Tine } eve al prices on cual yer Ferran iam, $5: side | ecat: ecale ht. LAciede guick sale. (cB) — AUTOMOBILES AUTOS Wi ! Guaranty Motor © AUTOS CARS Waa ae mode) HEV ROLEIS Wtd.—For leas of condition or a_bAc! ave S71 =e) pay " aro Bae ni pay er 4 ao Retin | FORDS Wtd— 500 other te ag ad Easton. PORDS Wtd. —500. aa 8 ; $450. Easton. | HRIG ee WE “pay spot « 60 N | WIL i. PAY 3 pa ae}. tai te IV e Mi $25.( 000 € ASH F «ny conditior used N ‘p. _'6¢ br used © Fords: a eS —— 2600 ry OR AUTOS mortgages paid off. et. 42). —AUTUS we ANT ED y BADLY | price vA UT ‘OS WA. A NT EI ) BADLY pene may more than ans —) have MIL TON MOTOR Sopra Loans AOTC och ade os peapie — AUTOS W ANTED QU HICK positively your car mp re up ané co oy LOCUST. fel) — QUICK, CONFIDENTIAL AUTO : Kirkpatrick ’Finanee Co. | oem Broughams—For Sale Brougham. e in-line tudor: 5-| _GARDNE R- reat covers: ™ | Gardner "Motor Go.” Coupes For Sale autos 4 144 5 Jetfersap AUTO APPRAISAL CO. 3028 LOCUST ST. ON YOUR AUTO ETFs FORD—192 a ‘coupe. wil “3 new good tires. front and rear bumpers: ont for quick sAie. | gains: Del imar. dar 277 2 78 ne $5 TB | | J) eg a Roadsters 5 For Sale | WOONS-Roadeter- "> (ot het eS, — conde ss. AUTO BOANS GET AND BAN — You keep finance com- your present Soaks as little as $10 per month. Yahlem Finance Co. Open Till 9 P. M.- (cS) CHEV ROLET—Coupe. 1925 model: ariven | 5000 miles: rood condition. 1700 Ds Granite City. eee — (CHE ad ROL ET—Late 4. naasen et r « Franke Motor ic2 paint. Franke Motor. Bl 73 | i $e} | a roadster : other bar. Downs Auto Co., f ” priced oy Rosana Motor Co.. 3036 |. ‘ ’ ,« : ‘* e* 2 ‘ oe? 2 Pie od i *} £ ’ a? uy? 2? a Ske 2 a.” 3 , ; * s Legebetisecd eel tle lil all foe Tae ee ete et, tetedidatatats + LOANS ON PERSONAL PROP'Y an _ié Lo MINUTES — ~ ante, eh 13e7 rae : “galaried Pr opie — AUTOMOBILES ROOMS FOR RENT—CIiTY APARTMENTS FOR RENT FLATS FOR RENT dsters For Sale advanced 6. cleanest. beat runn! ng roadster on . used car. Tilton-Gardner Motor Co.. “3030 Locust. sTl DEBAKE — renggre og NASH — Roadster: = | APARI MEX ‘1—4 fine large caaaiie » rooms. newly , B'S 2915 N -—Neatly furnished ieoms, exes ANNE. nigh ECHANGE—Mave fence. Box B- 352. non, 2 545 Rive: side 0 4264. (e2) "15194 N—2 front housekeeping | Wi! NC NA. AB1TA— Nova wtd.—7e = L. x will take ground a a ete CO. 3358 N. Union. . | Bide INEY sdvanerd Co per “cent per month ~ @337—4 rooms 356: Ie 830 prerenee For Sale ! DODGE— 1926 sedan has only been driven | his OH 1 MIN! LISTEN TO YAHLEM 1926 MODELS see ee eae SEDAN MONEY To ae jewelry. clothing cure. 8865. A—Laovely. clean front id as Boke See ig -New ‘fiat 4 — sun 4 x _heat. W at ad service; “housekeeping: "rooms ‘MONE ¥ "TO “TORE —a0 and up: ar EADS, 3017 i— Two pustaens or pt —— lona! Ligot . Rousekec ping; I“) 43 Wi a ii iE ASTON. “4: 34 eel a trade new Mees m LL ARGE LOOMS. ix. “MARTIN OLIAN, 1010 OLIVE. MAIn at Cc lay tonia terrace : ie r ARSFY AL- WATSON ea238 4 (ey ESTMENT 7 16" nN. Sch (ground fleor). MAls : ONE ‘EY TO THAN— REAL ES’TE—WTD. TO BUY | | ments secured by ‘INDUSTRIAL LOAN OO. Branches at nee “tin : sink. gas range, 20) — Four- re oT 95 modern é s 325 to $8000 on Pee 50 collateral: charge ©: 6 vator ee furnishe, i. J MISSOL +3 RE AL LY ‘s CONST. 60. r peobie: Pay ‘roommate. mer 3201 or Crate) 1700 0 ene eRe eee ee 32 3A—Large front room: kitchen privileges if desired. he ay fn —-. * flat- 29! apartments or ‘Seknean | flata, bungalows. ist of 22. buvers. Iz e rooms, hot-water tions, hard wo sd , ele : 3 be! D. ‘m. Lindell , (cs ht Se ONET SAME BAY On furniture and sutos: JEFFERSON 1952 MONEY TO ai Sie ee On collateral or with two co aaa \~ 1 gar age ‘optional. _Suburban Property Wanted want « “nice home “7 n ‘ 4 . ENN L A’ A A + 3272 ORS Y T HE B conveniences, shower bath. mci, garace ag rear. re = deco. "tenet ruom., ‘Guan or lieht ee { } in Bristol district Bor D-166. Post-Dispatch LOTS FOR SALE—VACANT ~a11TA—3 1 ‘Po ms: 8. WT i? ad S-h BY gt DONE ‘good reason for | JEFFE RSQGN 3009 8.—Housekeeping ew te) | ey; 2 a = very good condition. Phone d JU NI AT A. " 363I—Neat. . comfortable rc Feb | c2 gti om Fe ce FooTh | - employed awe er Cars For Sale a prannetl PORD—Touring: winter top: good running Call 8: 230, 1220A Rasealt GARI IN ER — bab see LOT Par aes “on? nr® ace pont sh: Athione av bert at. resivtence S oR. lots, {n a 5518- 5508.” Priv ATE “LOANS 2 front caanenii: l anges. ROOMS—C o maase ely Victor Me Bide. Sth ela wes, WE advance sy op automobiles ~~ —3 Sa, Seaieae * a) CEntral_ 2038, 405 Victoria Bidg. $5 TO $50 WEEKLY FLATS FOR RE NT—Furnished r Trucks Fo Sale CHAS. ecu” DORRIS—Dorris truck owners. attention! RUSSE LL. bin ves working on a salary: meee eT AS ANAND “CR PERSONAL LOANS laried mee ean on their own nam no red tape- terme to RUSSELL, (BO24A— Nice large “front cleey- y /K-4 motor in excellent ‘condition, for $150, Luedinghaus Motor Truck 721 ae , . eS APARTMENTS FOR RENT —FURNISHED P—45x130: Clarton- Pennayivania 6739. Auto Bodies For —.. BA RG AIN S—A!ways: CAT BS, DOKX— “Pretty rvom in pretty 3 4d sell - once and will second decda of tr’ oy or PArkview 1077R. “ORD BODIES—Of sa iy “entrance; garage “ (c PEC re Victoria Rik a LOANS| $25 to $1000 \ can borrow money on the conneciing house- peta 43: :8—2- 4 (room, neatly ‘fur- (c3) Tires For Sale "S116 N prenered c TRES—Good used tr hallons $1.50 up ROOMS and BOARD SUBURBAN PROP. ) | LOT—Olive Street across from Garden Theater: cash Box K-362. $563-——Third fioor “east: carpe rooms, 5 tO Washiasios (cl) tnd ener 0016 rooms, ‘farnised v!- 1 rooms, heat sae, hot- water included; _ $45 month. : _¥F. EIN a FLATS. AND | A’P’ T's \ WANTED FLAT OR APARTMENT Wid —By ; modern 5 rooms, garage: Driv ie ume, _xebtiemat, } 22—Large room. twin beds. fic ‘iency; aitractively fs er 18 S16J. MBLEY -WILSON, R. E RE. & Pere nove Street Road Corner > gine across from Garden Mi “DELMAR 6358— i; ey SOG «a Bargain, $75, $100. ime re furnished 4-6-ré0om efficiencsr, electric, silver, linens, ice, PArkview 410%. 4495--Housekeeping | - DWELLINGS FOR RENT anyone to sign with you. ALCAZAR HOTEL. 3127 $1 day: week)yv rates 4381— Housekeeping rooms over karage tub. shower bathe: bab (c8) 4271 —3 an nd * ‘room ef- furniture or loane {/TS——Beautiful high gots. LOCKS 6S: qas. on ae of value. — and electric ($25 500 or trade re CABANNE ee eee Cabanne: home- | daily and weekly rates: Po gy or Araeitenal. Forest ae. 2Q70—2 or 3 nicely furais hed e. 497 et oes re hardwood f'oors ogee. perfectly monn. e2) with a veliabie and legal company. PAY BACK LIKE T LK a neeniee $75, pay back $3 $4 YAHLEM FINANCE CORP. BL. Hours: 8 A. M. to 9 P. M. (cS) terms reasona. le KENSING iTON. 5008 2 connecting. as sin- S . icR) + y | ALAS KA, 4634—5-room mags § Feception GRINSHAW. ng ag 4 room | aire, inieptione: “Em n 2 beari ng “cherry tre es: +. up weekiv Blue Gres “LINDELL PLAZA HOTEL ae rooms 7. rome wd se: BILTMORE HOTEL Rooms with -bath. eubloved pi Big 462 4M. __ University City RESIDENCE- Cozy ff rooms and vont oF . HOUSES FoR RENT ne a N. Light “ah highly respected Ames place: price avy make a trade. AKSENALW ATSON CO. 3358 N. Union. 42. (c34) chools, LOANS ON REAL ESTATE FIRST AND SECOND DEEDS OF ATES, BRINKMANN ie At _ HOUSES: WANTED — ‘B-32 2. Post- ‘Dispatch. (el HOUSES, FLATS, ETC. ane Lt FOR COLORED 2 rooms and bath. Webster Groves TREMBLEY WILSON kK Ww aslington- Page “ae &@ L. Write for map of Webster and our By * b gsden, hal lave available a rahi, a. Lo Ogden gr : MONEY “OANED— 8100000 on I improved advance on rents: cond BLAKE s BRO WRITE for map of Webster and list of homes: price $1: WEBSTER GROVES TRU sT co ROOMS WITH BO BOARD—CITY. aneet LL —~3942-—Aliractive double oot | . new furniture, modern, {el “4317—First floor eaat: . 3042 -—Room angerial « ed | SULA AS LY42A4A | 1 block North Side ¥.° FLATS FOR RENT FARMS FOR RENT _ builds ngs and w ater. Efficient ‘service on building loans. gore renee and quickest anewer. (RIBTIAN BRINKOP. oy YOU NEED MONEY?” WE MAKE AND BUY FIRST ‘AND SECOND DEEDS. Me Mil LAN, - 2001 -€ lean, r cou shee PMIN: TER. y 4 MORRIS 4415 athione = YARD Peg ito lv Ww? FE; 3S" PMINSTER JALOW-FLAT aa, bevegt ins re ies 900 menre 6°36—tlaree single room. mea “i ( ot | 4923—toxcentional a = eer MAYFLOWER TRANSIT CO., RESIDENCES FOR SALE 1603 Pav) Brown Bldg. “ROOMS FOR ReNT—cov'eD —-Biore room, beat loca suitable for aay | WEST PINE, 4415 reals good ae any first-clase : (cl 2 tory frame. ce ** eony enient]m loc ate af cs eae FOR SALE RANUWICH @HOP- orianity for @ bustier, 4962 we —— NG Florissant ie _ROOMMATES WANTED _ a fae and 54.22 (e300) 2 Bos; 16 rooms. 2 Gathe. ROOMS FOR RENT—CITY ats ol At +4 5301 "Page. WA. REAL _ESTATE—FOR cou FD Pi ALCAZAR _ HOTE 1. $1 Fount a5 ne. ree vzira ron land § recom 3- Room corr AG Gk, $1800 a ———— ae LOANS ON PERSONAL PROP'Y [ a REAL ESTATE 7 N.—® furnished rooms, . C > = HOUSES, FLATS 1926—86. $3 week: BIDS, PLANS, ESTIMATES | . Louk ‘and the oouaty. ag a he ee ops wv —— Furnished “haa t. eeent ne ) housekeeD: ng; hal] reom; hegt 2011—-Hal! room: am Brat Pat RANT—008 a Vandeventer * APARTMENTS FOR RENT fire eas "tae pa 36 Ww action : i 7 a pertiae ~ j toni | RESTAUR ANT dines on atieen, : 3 KOSA- An Bivens canweent ne room — oneinnitaaenan 345 ® LA sede (ta $0 (on ~ LAA .* —Sguth Side clede OF % He TLLMEAN $935—5 room eft ty | ' REST AL py ee te - location: will secrifice. Analy — —3 “modem rooms. REAL ESTATE ener LRN T man who v moahaene Reet’ ‘RANT nay Ina nm ai t» —s 475 2 terme eirict!9 = Mo ry : jimmme- t* 4 my | aniter se: ive is bath. tarnsce: new; garage. diate possession.

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_MONDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 28, 1927 _ ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH__ —————— ' ' a , PAGE 28 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH__ a PELL LL PL LAM LALLA AAA TABLE SYMBOLS | near — : } HOUSTON CIL ~seese8 "TODAY'S NEW YORK STOCK MARKET 2222255 a7 a ‘ terts. fahie in com. ‘£ 576.100 «hares. compared with 1.057.600 waerteriy. on | atork, ) £465 , ss = ™ “i aes eo ay Saturday 2.111.700 « werk age and 2. compared SS a ed & with Th MLE O8 a year ace. ile C CIs Ss ress “—- | ock Exchange today. sales ords for Year *° New High ae | i154 . = scrgasing as | : ) eum- Nairn Lt } 2 ) sone’ a | L, 31 | st 7 oir 4 . : ath to Sate ae were $655,469 in Large List of Indus-, +** ae Juarau Gold) 2 = | Seat we pene Aa = log oe ae aa a O ligraty Chees . , bi % + nant CoD. Lots 4 es Daibennsinis ly. Wen MEO oe ee ee ee 0 ee SS oo eo) a a a oS atl HP Ea Seay be a ed ee ee ee oT} Gahan 7 “ Nica? — : y ‘ ‘F « a +4 2 Pe eee scsi ieeae | Be, ‘ ‘ ‘ " it = Ft be ‘ seid ‘ _ F . a . re " —— 5 , Che | bh. t ae | ins Saiee High. Lov i aS i. a ee Ss .4 mptio MG p ae ; a colar, that ts, for 7 ipo ars rs « : ' 2 ; . vs ot _ . ‘ >; : he —- a ; : _ . ; : . : > és a a ) a | ) ) } 5 : . K a “ a , % ; oe arm a Se ween bppt ttt +. “New 4 3 be , ~IGreaiwe YS" s Be -" Fh Ory ieee 2% * e+. in an te | SF 7 Lil i 1 . . ' , ‘4 $1) by | . | | Be -4 ; . . Téelautegraph and fa Be’ ; oes , . ; ee lupe riss ’ ‘? t. ; . “ ‘ . : ¥ = . : " P , . 2 “ - ‘ : aie ¢ E ! ° . ’ ‘ : . : ‘ 1 > ; > ri ; . * : . 2 : . 4 » rr’? > 3f ps | VEGETAB ; ‘ : ry r : : ; : . y j : : ' wi . ‘ e+ 7 : , ; i F i 4 ; ilitwsit © : es 4 53 A 2H 4g (sail rib i ; , Be r . . " , 1% ' 4 \, j . - “454 : 9 . > = - ; “s i - . * r ‘ ‘ &iy . : ’ ; ' re vf m 3 at ev . + lon ont ‘ | : fa Ke | Si ' : ; : ‘ : ; ' cits Aes | i : or ey: Nash Motors 4 ni , ~~ - >> ta : ber 3 4 ' “a uy * . Potato Demand fs F stiffening — ial - . ‘O13, 1 igGwin , i LH | ~ ‘i ‘ Msp 2 ; ‘ : ; ; Va : : ] i ij 3 E Runt Lo ¥ + Rasset Burbanks Are niasion , ' : - . B : bad hy ; : ' by Ate ; | ' | s : | 7 ger yar | GO. LTE , ew aw Tr te Fe se A eee = ~ ~~ Os r be fF a Kad wei e& er » Tiss enn dete gas | “ PIRSA ES RRR ne eas Ee Ms + Perey aryerere z3 : PE : co ~ © ok bet poet wet pe eo ee Bee ee eer Tew Bhd egies ee. Le eee mel * : : ee wet © . vip a as ae Firmer Tene t« YWeney : . pe . ; 7i™ Bo, RVG sehen ~ ia . a “ ; wa ; oe | ' I bs Underwood tte an # “de 4D Se “% TR, s Aa RETR ae? Bec dPAE,, Bsn BCR es | Pattee ete oe! Soe ers 5 See May +3 AIR eeu - > urt . By Sy onsin rurais. 0. Wisconan Twre hee neat pe ‘ , - - ° 2 age = . r “ , rida huree > Bee ¥ Lt 7 ; , 73 : a Ss SO nité Ret: | 4 : " was siichtly marked uy} ri - ods : S Ste , highest initia : - 4)" we : ; 3 Hanna Ist pfd al ap 601, 6e ll od or 00 43 oo me. f &> ees . ; & Rad i 1 4% Sisoeedasiss9 fanadium Cerp 3 s - oushe!l ;ac to PY a PORE OR te Nate: amy Sana = ~ Se. PONT 3 APIS stats Rie: ok. mane cae A ae _* rales $: to $2 28: : a4 LMG ae i ; ' ( 4-54 saat ISLO emp ast 2 be 7 s..23 ~ “ H austen O11 , res + mh OG EUS we wD bs v | ety ‘~ rie rOV® 1B 10TH — . 1 upton seems cnn mater eat glad ee ik IE Bl. aE Af COIR NE A + cing nm Dae we RT i Sarge ; ae tad # more t! recorded 2 ore VAM Mey awe €rai Gemar Fpeciait Tage U "'° teem fos.) ONTHEBOND MARKET, 4 : ie a ibs Deve as ee VS an Scud ae 44 Coed a ee - ’ ore - . e* > - ne: 23 ae : Thre . ' 7 . [4x Tr Chuy 4% 6F100% 160%))) IXDUSTRIAL BONDS Chem Mee be. ped Ge He B Ye so 2 1oee eT dee oe ot’ Dealers Gain Largely ... nk Inves a « ath i) a iat | March a 4 BS fo se ar about he ia : ia % — RSTON Fem 2h—Loane| fend “gig mes for the Ramage 3 cm om [ts me cures stengy geetagers | “Batadt oy ciny tuarce, ecg COCA COLA STOCK DIVIDEND | TURPENTINE, FLAX. LINSEED | J*cuscr trea Sew York City Federal Reserv - Tomes ee LE Progeber 14'toe too: | Shaye ala ame” “Spo OF 100 PER CENT DECLARED "3 #.'.2 4 8502 NE | chtengo & Sw rac “" + 43 -*- AaWWatt 1 = am Wr Paper 6 7 -~ , 8 3 mn oc omie 6 3: Io’ % 7 s Lf %y : 43.30% fo ew Ca it eH Is NC EAN REPORT. BS: Fa hapa a whoa e ay! ee we L week ¢} ‘eta ' 2 } ; . : FRESE ores é we ‘ os ~ ew York Sucar. — iP > ; r — . } } 4 _— at middca ei 4 + ' i ae » a — ; . , ' . ‘ - i“mee ; ow ry i.fe@is SC: DY @Czyreme 3.’ ? . e eD¢t memhere mre ; 7 ; » 5 i 3 : : . aS ‘ tate * 7 ww ™ * ’ _ ; * : , ° ‘ as . : « , RPotints a mete a - ws rt eet ry 2 ®. ; : ' , ; wig is ——- ' 4 nimitile*® wFeTe re-e.ec ' ‘ arnsdall orporation Report. in refined enear murs ers ' a 4 i . ‘ : " - “nm t +4 ; . _ crow TORK i. ~ : uly . ; , . . 24 : E ; i : se Ga “ 7 3 [ey =z : fe oe eA Pe rn 4 Bo F £2 FP PaSE es were reported but : os neovement fn new husiness. aoc we . rown, ; New ©brle trehbenee*’ at | a? ~ a VEY LNs ; . —_ 2 ma? SE Sel ~ ered D4 . , ' ss Serie + : ; rs : ie teat hicagco Cotton Market ausvencosmmmennnetii ensues: 42 a 28.000 tome, March 3.00: May 3.15: July anaNGHal—n 2.20, September 3.3%. December 4 28 MONTREA Lo ~ : ~ > . 2 ° : : % . : a : : . . M : ow oO me ee ow SEE SLSTSEEL ET SS 2R8 a5 KEP s525F5 e FETEREI CES F er Fé

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FEBRUARY 28, 1927__ : ______ §T. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH TRAVEL AND RESORTS _ PAGE 30___ ___ ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH____ wes = MONDAY EVENING, ~FRAVE: nl eck cc % | ta ular Comics : ] GRANS CLOSE LOWER IPE T ERS PARTICULAR PEOPLE 7 7 : - News Photogray h Frade Your Old “ST. LOUIS’ DEPENDABLE STORE” Buy ‘Goodyeer 1 Find Satisfaction in Our Furniture Tires on Union's | (IN | OC AL EXCHANGE Dyeing & Cleaning Ce. Dry Cleaning Service cor "GAtheld N ! Easy Budget Phone, Riverside 1223-3037, or Nearest Branch es ay 9289 > apse cea os . —_ ion 9 ‘ — . “Ty 4% -—** - ee — — — - - - = LERCHAN'T sate RRR US Se kK. me y ; » Fee ~ jW Lisi ha« ‘ s ei te +.’ Bs a — : | : , j ; > ars - [ M«ilitas i’ i i Li i ut .crt —— » ow ‘ ae. Salurda se | : es ~ ee Fs yin ’ ad od A» Tat . : : 3 _ " >= = ‘> . a ; | a + +*) » ‘ “Oe bs L: t : 7 ” «2 S 4 | ie 2 tien “ see ¢ a ee ‘ - agate | | ‘ > ] be I * 4 4 | ~ 4120-22-24-26-28-30 =; ST. - Plan fot ete RS PO eee fe rm aed .Y b vie a u 253,742 people were carried to and from E in Cunarders during 1926. This overwh 4 Me Ls Wilk. = sei 2 ae | ae ae a ( 1 } S - VWV ee soee iseqe 131 %8 | | preference for Cunard ships is understood when ; term iG 190s 135 %e | — ys one becomes acquainted with Cunard service, * sgt ee GOS omy bi! peat F * 4 i Le oe a WEEKLY SERVICES FROM NEW YORK . = 130 [30 %e-%4 150% -3i e - oy | NF > To CHERBOURG and SOUTHAMPTON by the | oe 70% 76% 76%-% 76% % | \ | 3 Aqustania - Mauretania + Berengaria. lo QUEENSTOWN and LIVERPOOL by the Carwmthia. Franconia. Scythia-Samaria- Laconia. lo PLYMOUTH, HAVRE, LONDON by the Caronia - Carmania - Lancastria - Tuscania. Secure Canadian Pacific 1927 summer sailing list at once. Sook early for choicest accommodations! Frequent sailings = didi ee eee trains from Chicago lo LONDONDERRY and GLASGOW by the to shipside at Quebec for ‘‘Empress”’ sailings. | . . ; Caledonia - Transylvania - California. Cameronia. Always carry Canadian Pacific Express Company's Travellers’ Cheques, negotiable everywhere. Full information, sailing dates and reservations from local steamship agents, or , A : Geo. P. Carbrey, General Agent, Canadian Pacific. 420 Locust St.. S?. ( I INARD N AN H Louis, Mo. Telephone GArfield 2134. For freight apply to G. F. D Diekroeger, District Freight Agent, 2050 Railway Exchange Bldg. §0-Pound La = —— (— >a and. © Red Felt Mattress ft 8 | f= — eS ae ea CanadianP acific 1135-37 OLIVE ST., ST. LOUIS $1975 ; , is 7 | A Se Saba oe mn ahpendae se vefamanaa ee, Mapa World’s Greatest Travel System This is an unusual price FY il | Gees vheat on passas > exporta from North for a 50-lb. all-layer felt 1 &§ a3 merica last week nearly th rr Mattress. Well tufted | Si | Sie The Pnited States wheat visible supply ——. es...) oh hb ee A ioe oct’ and double stitched, Only $1 Cash SSESTSESSLEAEES Fifty ye: rs ago people would have laughed at r | | eee " . ‘ cron 2 ms cot re ve * the suggestion that there might be a close relation 4 ays | = way steady, demand fair. Corn was steady between man’s desire to fly and practical business. ‘ee AA Enameled Oven L) S “ ae neh ra ~ Re e rae Today flying is no longer a dream but a reality ; * +“ sr rs ‘ ‘ ” =e . : aon - . p* Ce ee ti on, ae Be Age a. a Xe J “ tes i as . is Bs " “ CP EEY arity Saag Y + 8 ne 49 ~ : ra = sy tals fy wee, Fal, , M at a ma ek? ae a ae 5 ee ee BAG SSS oe ie Ni Nae hid) Poi ft . : ent Pay: ‘ . Du. Be : 3 es Mee With Ie RR ABE ee Peg a RR ae ec, ia eae Fil As : eames Ren Ee eae eet ew Reoeree ge tem Te ee Ass BE TE SER AE eg ST ER: OLR A gt gS SER RN Ba ae a eae ee) ae aT ag Mais ei, ao ; ‘ iS aa Gr ne ON A Tbe tee fs LS hor eet. i every v ae SS i i ESO Ree? Be a 1 Mai aitig nspaarine 7) See. ia ae wage aS > Rock Fe x ; it, Sas SIR A Stee Beata Peay ae OO SEs i Ss " A - P ra hms 3 ss rast we —and big business is making practical use of tion. : > | 5 round and gauned rd retraced the tos! and The Standard Oil Company (Indiana) has found Comeiaie Eaiace Finished in $ f 5 {Hind Mae wheat opened’ «$1.38. na: the airplane to be a most valuable business asset. Bed Outfit All-Gray bc 22 a A stupendous value! This wonderful guaranteed Range, red with 116 2 a week aga and 124, [ a} commercial aviation and has made a practical con- — Just about the price of in all-gray porcelain enamel, with full 18-inch enamel- Cer lise Wack oere 100.00" bushels the bed alone. . .complete lined oven and broiler, large cutlery drawer and accu- tribution to its development. ihrem ya ; z » . em oe Sy PGE ORR SOME OP Cok : - ENG sixis Ady ahs Oe aS pein. bes hy pFtnats ‘ P he ‘ ir re $ , hp satin : iat ” , . Ea MOAR ONS ES SP RR i I AE I EG 2 SRS via aisha geil, Serie aeopen a anny “et typ he 6 RAT co aaah aero oe ea, apes 4a hee ™ > _ « . : 5 » 4 dy . ys os ery tae 4 my * oa PP 4 rere 7 ee dene Pre, 7 ge se He 7" i de . “ hardwood. The decorative two-tone panel inset adds a $ 1 / , / 50 ‘gg clover mixed. $20 to § 21 Ne : ! WOULD Y oO U KN! distinctive touch, and the grilled metal fitments show a pretty red tinting The U. S. Air Mail, inaugurated on June 15, Gam ‘tere you see Mr and Bisa ds 1918, is the most successful exploit of its kindin “2 . the world. A total of approximately six million > ste Viti miles are flown by air mail planes annually. Much ~ %, PREPARE D F > of the flying is done at night, and routes which total aay a ——— MALATE 9.450 miles are covered with systematic regularity. “9 | 2OQ i Chicago Grain Cartots The U. S. Air Mail is a dependable. nation-wide = orn 291: gaia 48° rve 3° Dn service that will grow steadily in scope and impor- heat 31 As tance because this increase 3f speed in communica- Rivers’ Stages at Other Cities. tion is needed in every part of the country. In- Pittsburg. 17.2 feet, a fal lof 2 dustry is rapidly appreciating its tremendous com- mercial value. - Giuson i up-lcer “pee C tent oo Gall of 3 =a Refrigerator be oe et. & tall The Standard Oil Company (Indiana) believes ~~ —$ —$$___. that the remarkable development of comm | $1275 aviation in the past year is preparation for a brile | ~. 20 ; _liant future. : ie > > SASSLELESERELASSEERRESS SEES OO ‘eer e eH ns ‘ , ee le 4 8 POINITIAOAL sh eehe sree iisteoe cats rig * de SAS SPSSASSS PRESALE Splendid oak Top-Icer. with insulated walls and \\ = sce adtgeal repairs | a . Stimulus and growth through proper direction © and ample compartment. PF ay 7™ | and control is assured through the issuance by Only $1 Cash }? ily & a the Department 6f Commerce of the Air Regula- | A ~ tions for civil aviation. ae. Ser 2 Pape ; 7 eet ee eee pes! SRAM WV RN | ie Sy Flying is becoming an increasingly important. part of American business life. - tent - a . a ae igety Pg RTS ' + eS ceed cay a ath, * "a5 oe IEG: Mine 5B ried hae ake ig oie st a Ce 3 ines Larue ta ns, os pea ‘a prs are wanes aS sey : wicste Se se a a paar es ti i AG Lal > eRe QA AE. 8 ee cchecemaaeh sinaantats - 4 ; re o* SEs Ur ++ GU 04a § LN ORME Kk Che HE - " : ~ *eae errr es f , pit 6.0198) SS Sigil at en Sah eh coh rtd i PSs ne The Standard Oil Company (Indiana) apprecie ‘ = a Young men ates the value of commercial aviation in its ee Leonar d Refrigerator | — roe eae by pimply skin business of serving the thirty million people of the? a will find in Resinol Ointment, a quick, Middle West with constantly increasing efficiency *y | reve d { All Porcelain $ Q5 (stbcon fhree-Door order ee for clean Ng away the and skill. A agl Refrigerator . Unless the condition is due to some 4 All-Porcelain—the Celebrated i ca i - ee Anite ‘ ' mnssilite peiaie - — . 4 - ; / cp b Pelt g ys See eAsies oe aes Rr AE i A nr agg it Oar iS hg aa ae Maes Tee tee Bet YM rene, aan ay“ , si (ie ap aie VICE ae)? SRI Fo ei amapie . nese apc ail : 4 GEA? x SARIS A bitte a atten . - . MA aatT <n Lalit Zaaiieahneserracisibieess take Mela: at tee ee chet A oer 4 se, ( - senha : 1 got RR aOR et re, eer Pee a: : . = Sy ha 3st i la te Nickel Brass Fitmenis $ 35 * epee cS . rs at An opportunity to buy a Leonard all-porcelain 19 | nd rom your druggist today, Standard Oil Comp Refrigerator at such a moderate price is remarkable, A dandy side-icer Gibson, ee i. ee ae sengiaggeend os (Indiana) indeed. This one has porcelain- lined food chambers: is with two ample enameled ing, NO stinging, nc ee aia eaooe , . *s 3° finished in gray porcelain and has cork-filled walls. food chambers. and 4o-Ib. fort. In a week's time you will be sur- Genera: Office: Standard Oil Building Pitted for ice and ice capacity. Heavily in- pr ised to note the improvement—the ° ° . ee = tty i, mechanical refrigeration. sulated walis and doors. gradual disappearance of the ugiy 910 So. Michigan Avenue, Chicago a - Here is one of the coal pt Pay Only $9 Cash Only $1 Cash blemishes. oa : laced in its yards at Na A ree trial offerT—Samole ei-h : : ad Piaced in its yards at -,:. ge ca : . 3 : ap and Ohn: t. “50. fe ase 1, Balumore, Md.

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Agen, star, ~ se Hal ee steel 4 Patt _ owth of commercial aviation, w the need for new and special eum, and immediately set out scientific thoroughness. = i Me ee ee 7S 2% © ~” a ” aye : holed tte ok a oe i Ca * Ayes ~ sa, ~ ae Ps ty a ge ee WWW Company (Indiana) was suc- ¥ products to meet all the re- on. * PP PE ae y Pe y wees * eee. > ae Pe Be ee ge “a * ee : 10 Oe th om. ~~ a ae & sas Company (Indiana) manu- tt of the gasoline and lubri- Dlanes today. ON aD DA ASAE VSAS ARS SEAS S SES oF a “ree W SSS 8 MOS Chinese and Russians mingle in the ranks of the armed forces of the invaders from the North, as shown in this trench scene. * - tagrenetionel sheted ererverrrVverrrr “ . . ee % “ . “ep nate ee FR Re S Standard Oil Company (In- lal aviation has proved well NS SSS Cas RNABDAPBADSY YD > rg SoS ce S. YE, WS ¥ WN WOE cE ddlddddddddaeddadegaaeaaaaeddddasadasedasssdsss GETTING EARLY VEGETABLES IN ENGLAND Yl at between 3,500 and 5,000 air- ’ +. Wu : " - -e A A P ommercial use in this country, e 47% r Sf Um 2 i vty! Z G44 Up s XN ~“ MS: ys AANSS ~ - ~S et of planes used in air mail i there are 3,608 landing fields Je WH “, UW, “Uti, : \ YY WOULD YOU KNOW HIM WITHOUT HIS SPECS Here you see Mr. and Mrs. Harold Lloyd, of the screen world, arriving in New York for a vacation. —iX ail is a dependable, nation-wide ow steadily in scope and impor- crease $f speed in communica- very part of the country. In- preciating its tremendous com- a ae er, ae ee a. ~— eee SASVSVRASBVAPEBBSB seri vony SON AAAS ‘ ~ ae Ae NEO * AAAS . by a fe A Ay actpeek, te ny. 7 PAABRBALRSASBRSARADRS SS ASS® . RNS SAAN WY apiece Moy 4 Z 4 ‘ ” F, et J : i walt he eh oh : = ‘an ptth Z 4 4 {, hy eal A — a : 4 ‘ i ‘ ¥ 4 ; SW raved Me tverevervrere" eV ereverrr a “5 WWW "EF". SN SS - SISSASSIIISAT TSS SASSER EEE SEES SES” il Company (Indiana) believes «pM it. le development of commercial year 1s preparation for a bril- VO Ls ti, Scene in a garden near the Croydon airdome, where the tender shoots are covered .~ with glass bells to conserve heat and keep out the chilliness of night. , / -~Internatiiong) phote. cus » ' ae ~ me By Meee a A te a * * x ‘ x y . . MIN . ~ _ > s sored ee ee ie, See * Pi Race el, NAN S SSSA WRB scan MAASADASAVRSASEAR AS . . i Vt4Y lif’ "hay, ‘My A 4G mS WHA 4 At. 44 Mi Rae DhDOWOWWWW owth through proper direction ed through the issuance by Commerce of the Air Regula- on. ee Stee oe tt Aelita te M4 : ho KOKOMO pen an Be SS g an increasingly important siness life. > g He ee se i aie ae aia ae ini “, ad een Te eee ' a ee ee : sates inj ac eA it A ome Medel uike ah ao Seige om Pott we & AD ww , ge * a * SONS Ne Ripe il Company (Indiana) appreci- Fommercial aviation in its own the thirty million people of the constantly increasing efficiency pe Saat patria ov 5a clk aaa TREATY | ree Gt eal 1 Wee SSSSSSAASA a Ss , em: ’ gale tm (el REFORMATORY WARDEN iY Mrs. G. A. Waters, now in charge of Le stl, 7 HH Wwv ~~ € a me ee ae dia 4 ies, ee ~ ~ : * | “ . . +43" y Mass, 2 “ Se had gg 1 ete - he tore-e * Oe tad oi 3, eee ‘ e; ie ohek ot Fee cee, Epes sha by i etetet eked et bt ta e9 te) ri : 4 habe va tete: ea et : ta tet eeei se POMPEY Be | tie 4 eit ane ’ ahd Phx A 4at Three: hates $+'e - Pee ees Pi ee ee es oe et RG te ae ee ee Pata’ 444) ce 2? ote et + ie bet hed Pied Ss ete, Oe aa Mati ee 4 4 Piet at ‘ Ventas. ttatrte ys P44?) ‘4 >. A 6: p44 . Ay ote ete iste WG ot i. 4 oe is : ee ries tt sath aie ee xfs eerista ys _ a*e r he > tbekt bey "ty 3 Matas bi} fs fete} ee’? a grtte eet: ae Seales we et 2 Le .. 13 Ps Ps ; ree Fe, 4 pS : ‘ ; . bie ‘ ; . -. »* es ; “ - 4 : *)* 8 ; e ¢ . per 7 a % tt Lae etait ane" ota vt ate tel etal et etaht at ot. apes 3 eee fyi te bti , ete? pecetety a” tote et : whet «oe

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The St. Louis Post-Dispatch Daily Magazine — Se fox Reng and Some | Gin (ie Dory ofa ea) "SM OTE Of the — That May Resul a x» Fath J | — | OF Aes By CHAS. : es a. Ss i : | a MARRIED + A. L. REED, M. D., By HELEN RG “ges , —se Former President of the American | | . os Medical Association. vel .d reading her bam ' 2 First of a Series of 2000 a \S eS al = ‘a zw Mh OUR baby may be either books again thig afternoon. ind nou id bh “=e | “an . ; . 7 . P : . = Aa . « . ; : ‘ ] ; nor TY) 3: j ry 3 : he i | - sO ; Dn | ’ . ' ‘ ) 2 : : ; | : : i 4 hae ne. — ' = @ ea a ; e a Pha Pt epared with tn . : i : ~ ‘ ' A ny DOG under 99 who Can think operation of the Am in ~ al Renee : . n , recognized . ibe tig LDiVY sucks ' Bes: ] 0 rin POO TN Rirth of the Mieuk a tions. paral sis of the imagination and | W YORK.—Birth of the to be the national] nth Gn dae en ap 7 ang aoe Fics sih id it eal aiitniieaden dinner " NO RRO ey ones oe — so ee ae ita nda» elt Kites er - Nl cao i renee ey eee "3 7 arent es Fee Sita a weaken ih ten oaks gr a ahd ead EN Eid Magee eat eee hae ¥ MOOI he sketchiness of her clo —— ~ a +e gue for that color ts expected 1 . | ll in love with; it ts bar loss of that xf aE ; . i { . . £ " ~ - ; . i} ; qe uty — . om : 4 a, q . " Fe : By DR. MORRIS FISHBEIN, x AIS Rea S= ~~ een ee a eee : Bi Seca ae a rf | ae ee ee ) full growth with dame . a | Sentiment—-wBieh bas taken awa Editor, Journal of the American 7 . me... 2 Oe” | =7 hown that this defi. eet WO fn oO ceili Slt aaa a aa | 7 mars oe ‘tee Ss aireacy making {8 Gal the light from her eyes. Medical Association. - - — tes ‘A - overcom y the itic admin- u're ber oe ay | rf ov Od,” | eile od oo -_ z i - 4 = 7 2, "ry . es ' Pas . ! y ; ’ ” oo ‘ . i f } } : . e . ? : i ; ; ‘. ae suc t 3 OMEN a aa ek i 1B) Bee ee ge 8 . ~~ on at in the form of c it, arer it 4 iy he : inks, beige, pale green an@ Bane The beautiful thing about young i iver 0} , sais ll be -+ wee refs The Bisa uci eminine By MARGUERITE MOO! THE IDEAL OF THE REDUCERS mtr fooling, deai : 2000-Calorie Diet No. 1 for Adults for Reducing or tants born nthe s mer and 91/in the world?” Se and I said, “Well, I think he ge : se to g i cs vid me co : 0 — y must be asleep. It’s so dark in Absolutely Pure . aCe ot oe Maintaining Weight yunch the ': mt 4 — on “4 ; 3 . “y = ° . e . i . - i os ae ee 3 ; - ¥ : t liver oj i ] Pat. ere T ec: + se him. PRIVE at school, punc — | ity decide to open the windows, but I rr es lmake possible more easily planned menus. Ingenuity is peaded to | T** : Ae wees, Hila te es ed SHIRTS, COLLARS, FINISHED FAMILY WASH [EMME .... o.. «). cingow pole. Eom _— , a Rickets was observed earlier by ee Ringe iota oo AND LACE CURTAINS, BEAUTIFULLY LAUNDERED [RM OD on” noors of our building | La a ‘ oo > . sia i : a : — - 4 } : , c ~ > ‘ 7 i , ~ . ; - — a : 4 . . svt ‘ A : : ‘ 7* ’ , — . . ' = [7 , + > . "> x % . . _ : ' “ a ‘. ; : ‘ : "+? J ee ™” , ry | ae Tj find 1f > Many observers ar ineclin to , 4m ws : urge that the fad for slenderiz Excessive | = 2m Aiways du eg m8 -apwanaelenaa ag pice oe — es Lt t Tol | peti | erved in erga pee ; | se : —- Parc q ee . ang lon is the resul he rise ‘| tO overeating rhere ar Dme 1OW VIET ine anit ain eae gee ele An ld of ‘'s ha simp! AUNDRY ; s le back te my room to le@rm) yo miniam “and the assing of some eon) nordinately thin whx . : se ; mpeg tg ee ss ae : see mM suckin D ae b all day A . PF she he teacher next door had mo- i 2 nillions « -on n ot | : ‘mendous | inte of , i 2 - se ‘ Ay s ta] ae x ss ss : 2 : i ag ‘ ; mrha he was relay ao A aan pkg mts 57 horrow ed the pole. 1 be ; the home id into industries and WOO exercise little There are oth- Tilk ups dails 4 inces f merican by ¢! . rit | ryene Ry segiee Os uae ut tl ice CALL fe 3 3 en the windows. One of my} | i he os a ) i aiiadiiitia Pere ae RS PG eS ae we nSyg day how h ‘ife broke = 4 ioe] iarlings of little intel ligence | ; s th hem. I = ‘cupations Lic} orn Is nc an | pre “| 4) } - . é i ‘ ‘ ; 444) 1 for & grea sea or MO’ t . . : : | , : n t firs par : : ; “winter winds” and; auired by éi . lang 4 aid 4 : Lure ) = P . - . . . > — - — 7 ° . z ‘ ‘ : . a ie - * / - - . se he aide + he Pont ae : : 7 | | ‘ton her midway by thundering, women’s work doubt th ier Because oO! 1 eli tator ind ({] I potat 7 a la ; oe : es: | : . ay ipa am rhese observati in ited nee | : ny anthor’ is sgueiched. | changes in : ‘ ‘te ‘ \"s ; } ; ‘ | } «* r} : : : . } i F : : pa » oe _ , 4 } 7. — . ’ : os 4 9 ‘ . - - . 4 » . . . : : ; ‘ ia - s ws all ¢ 2 3 a a + 4 rey er. i’ Ty i Ge but : " : ‘ —; » Y = As # J ; ! : ‘ ' ™ arvali¢ ¥ exer r Teg os. - Bre eae s ; Rig -2e : : pe a : : ; ; | ance of maintaining women is; ' manipulat : AT i (1 large servir egg % Phage aya TO Vi = 8 OY . = rh lass se iry asks for the’ ga. ferminine personalities Indee any Other well known methods are L wes tia Se rap ace ear ee ; ie 4 roll boo! ‘isclaim all knowledge Paton has said that the irflepend- (tutlie oF 1 lle ounce: (equivaler : = : “i wax aie FANCY 4 f ite where i I wearily piod ent traits and associated conuition After all. th: ) ippea of 4 runes) | week sail a me ia S { Sift d ~ ; 4 upstairs t -neral office and which mark the present trend in oman he appeal beauty 2nd Fru fre: ned verag ) res g7 lee ae oie ae . , : wee i € eas 11 | Bs *nquire ae rical staff has the development of the American sex attraction. For these, : 7 1 ay r lor . nt , | oe ae ae mba, satel They Melt In Your Mouth a — taken my roi! ‘| hasn't, and I re=j woman produce an insidiously dan- likely to sacrific nor n for 5 til ee er gee ete ' ‘ | e : arn to tiny claaeroess see gerous form of egotism which may any ther imts : ir : f r Pear ae : ee 1m | iat 7 oe scstecien - : 3 _% my ehair I have’ eventuate in a disturbance in the. th Of Sr § i ft : Pl eafimn. ’ cone T oe ee ¥ ee a a hee! . n: ret eet —— . ting om tt! social status of the home ni : eee ee : pe E The chance-b rings. The se¢-/ | pe with | : ae . . . . : ~ Reducing Methods. figure is more beautiful than + nmill . 1 medium Breakfast cer 1 slice graham tion in bsence of 1 / r ee «CCd-year give ie Phonograph records are devel- curves of } riier day : er’ ‘ r whole v ' ‘ead n : “preven he disease Ou 4 See ee | e con : sf ‘en all n the ard They oped especially for systematic ex- sentially the o1 + is fundamental! $3 if desired oht 19° : : » & ri ; be » 4 a! TZ) gallop | ercisea which are taken without to ! uty Actually, et re arty ' + hee. Be . - regard to the physical condition of heautiful cc t f that which is R: ! gra mn 4 ent wheat | . Break ast my b ¢ bh om 7. . 1+ bh ; Poe . ‘4 ’ — - ‘ » . : 7 — om 4 z =x . : - j om i ROD te emer 404 enn nee 4 the person concerned. Even take Re.j radio spouts calisthenics to which whic} me closely apr imate Eat . Ounces (¢ tahlecnns ‘e Sa Senne es eal O + o bs) rod women roll or somersault on the the ork of nature. Th ize for r din jes tts . 1a a , two-tons ffect 1 silk st ,. j : . : : r . 13 owe . aft ‘ , , } : . Fa DIRECT “i : nits nod ert , , im pera- j 7 : : en y - ~ @ “s'en aller.” ne young | fioor in an attempt to release linness is an atte! lif nies yin a ' nade 1 rs, . thernselves of what they think is b rocess © nature by means viv has i ' i aes Re test is twin heels’ whi a al FROM TEA 4 b indie eee “ Sie ok a so do 4 ret ‘ . 3 ‘Trea * . . 2S . ° mane : ' | ene | of the American Medi Association ; inted a Lrmittes I vpe Me nus Selected from the A bor € Diet . 0 | “ : be fe | De Big Business lnstifitions | Be aries ns mae Fa - r. in the of! [ go there, to be! evolve skafe and healthf og Cie ; oO | nein ry : ‘. ' 2 : . YO VMiore Total Food Phan Ahove Amounts should Re Include - ° ae . Professor F) se, chairmar ‘the committ: ret her , v7? — , re Poy “Or [He San Ur n Food That “Stan - = ‘ ee ot She coms conser tae ga Breakfast. Breakfast, a The sate ek ee ee ” fe meer For Immediate Disposal-$140 to$l7e t by an trate parent whe wantel a Y 7 ‘’ Ries” Pa | che Dake naan chdieied Ane adie eek ca ag 5 2 1 PMO Si MOL Nah Sy Mary Menry. nutrition expert : for Better Morning's The cormr! ? se ry pre ar ‘ P ‘ ‘ ay-r tT i - 7; ; ; ee ee i : - | c : j ‘ 4 “a ge ~~? ” } the YY? —.. . . ; : , - = , 2 ” “s T . x T : each article im this s« ries. Cut them t and keep them and ; tes 8 ann} a 948) as 4%e or more of the day’s have the last word in weight contro! by diet. ni pe nt work falls into the Ab = on ; the m Ocal ei ; . ‘ : . 1? te th a. % : , vs be ’ aw “7? rs ry Po) Ie 7 , © of the 2000-calorie « =~ See wae e 1 al Lunch or Supper. arene ‘h or Supper : SS ee 208 may be used as a reducing diet for a person whose estimated 1 oe ry) } 2 ar 1 = ct, brought out by a 4 - i Pi . . : ; : ; , M ‘ , — } ’ : T) or ° ; o = ’ . . e ° _ needs are greater than 2000 calories and who has beer accu ok a , yes ae yp ys iran: honw! de invest tigation by business ‘nore than 2000 calories é@ai! : The amounts of variou foods or as milk. e¢rrs, : : . ~ ; a ‘+ * hae 4 r * ?% *] bles and meat, differ in these 2000-calorte diets. i ind : mill ITke the Consumers Company of 4 ; : of | 5 =? _." > hs = > e* 7 7 > . ~ # “« ’ > . m ° '; . ‘ ” : - Re : : J ng : ; " a . : : . oe a orem iv r 4 . 4 sh a equate am WY = P lin ma ia la , pany; Gepartment stores lke Mar- nee a oup aiG a. A A : . on al . Ny - chopped celery, a little parsiey a diets rich in fruits and vegetables provide with espe shall eid : others urge } . s a ~ * WS a. s ¥ ‘ ia 3 wi x 4 a : : ~ . 4 _ cee - Ee Cities She ches * alagso ela anlage : , Be ; « leek Cook for a half hour ana AON Bint n't ot es oe ae ne Thus many important Ins? tution Ss 4 i : er. an 7 w head. bones and trimmings and put ~ right a kt ting om workers } | | . 6 t *, . #train. Rehea acason, peach the ; om the basis of taste and capacity of pocketbook i Mle tetee | a ee | ea sth vy ~~ 9 | | ll : a If you like fruits and vegetables better than meat, o : 3 u ne ae oe aan ied my : A ult. A + . Ce. = 7 filets on top, then set therm aside. : : icf - ; id is ee : ry 4 ? s a resi uak ~¢ a -s break- tiZ 3 5 4 Th ticken tre 7) ts “ee * tiet te corn ‘ S oy s+ é as k oe | 3 A e] “4 X * larly fond of milk and e@gs. or enjoy meat especially, you can adjust 1 large «er pinach, butte: , iis aE fasts are being widely urged to start : your diet to fit your taste and still reduce. The variations in ¢! let: ranham roil, 1 tablespoon butt. peti gorges ° “it | dhe aauinien , k c i ie , : 7 ee 3 eareh dissoivet im Water whea listed below suggest changes you can make to fit conditions in your feman nv hot £2 neem andthe iy ae te a ee , , , 1900 CATARACT ae Pee thickened add the filleta and @ own family and locality. : ecoeniggan . a imental crs Sg sing Des m purter —the most re cate Containing an exc ellent food ; | a ittle chopped parsies nd serve, Detailed suggestions for each diet are given on the pages that —— a _: cake’ *waffles: ‘ past- balance Or protein, carbohydrate, : ; iF & Chicken Mushroom Soap. follow. et Sumber Two, ries’ light fluff minerals, vitamine B and laxative hee ™ Prepare a chickens and bell i Diet I. Containing but moderate amounts of m! eggs. fruits ve d 1 — ‘bulk Ba se ° ) seme cll : 7 ~woA TL MONA ice reduction Pethe usual way. adding a minced vegetables and meat and using practically all grain products of less . se ) | : = 7 i strain. coal, remove the - grease, i t , stra . fel SS NAD MILLING CO. mailers af U ck Ua ker Ln OS 3 aa - hem reheat. Season. add a quar meat, liberal amounts of fruit and vw: getables and about one-half of ite j ange OT ae mater st RRS . rai 4 “ty f '¢ -_ ?} ~ bh t . Pans " bos « ree ‘aba ‘ : a3 ie ~ > Ne ‘ <r & | , a | | : grain products of leax hix . | varteties, trictly tailored and t a me nd f re frequ pine \ | Roy al | Pat a : : Domestic Electric y , fe pound of fresh mushrooms that 1 d a mos : wi saa neenent i “Png Ss oy e r. = a have been sauted in with type menus which can prepared from this diet, will appear next Monday “Ss , Zk. : butter and flour FARM appeals and PROFIT- a os 908 Pine St. Ow P erained. Also add the i eee Breast cu: in dice and.a Pa SPOON< ABLE FAR™M OFFERS are adver- “a tised in POST-DISPATCH wants. | 2 7 | Mat of Sa ee Dersiey. Serve potted | e 4 7 rice WRA the so uD LDiet V Containing liberal am: ints miik, erea, fruit of * od? bo 4 t ’ St hahd 7 ree ee " . _ . ‘ < : : . tables. a recu 4 @OIOUNL o meat and all grain products Of .ess hiv it of the same . 7s . s ly-milled varieties. ie effect

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MONDAY. ‘ a ° - Pe : . 7 PORRDANE' Ss: 498. — The St. Louis Post-Dispatch Daily Magazine |_| | PAGE 3: | ee a en ae 7 x.~ ee ee re o% pe “as , aT ea a Ro eka, erty a RHYMING : /_— — ‘ PTIMIST | M DIT ATIONS (ALL IN A BABY’S LIFE ®& . Causes an Upset & By J. H. Striebel CLEAN “HANDS | By Aline Michaelis. | ; 4 mS i eae | ee La ht. 1927.) By Angelo Patri. a ee ie —wavwnra —it MARRIED WOMAN | 7 ae | = Angelo Patri is just the prin- | can have a decorated soap, any of WAY with care! : . = i . Ae - . = A not here ig - B - H E L E N R O WwW L A N D : ° } ~ cipal of a New York grade the colorful, sweet smelling sorts enough of joy to fil [a be hours. Oid heads Seow aa : a ” : . 8 \i | school, but the late. Charles W. that make fluffy lather will . do. ; wiser Is the boy who treads nee | THE SENTIMENTAL NUM | | Eliot, president of Harvard, | Lather in warm water makes foam ,"pringtime bowers. The yours a | aCe oi ; 4 NUMBER. | 7 said Patri is doing more for (that rises high and In trying to Wiser who has never learned ig } This is the day when even a mate teiee woman weakens a little f ‘a common-school education than capture a handful of foam, hands ‘much of all Earth entre too ] "gt the memory of her first love: and a soft-boiled one fills up and | any other person in America. are washed clean. ; ) Z This school, a model in every — have another reason for ask- who h »¢ * not bound his wilful heayt Prete ; - slops over with tender memories of every man who ever pretended at : , . respect, is a mecca for teachers ing for clean hands all around. yearned for mirth to s0me | = e her. task. Away with care! Tinee'e (0 lov . | . from all parts of the country. liands are a symbol of what goes Yr J : a : Fy: © * } : 7 > enough of bliss for him who, seek. 4 | wv 7 a vee on behind them. They are the hand ing r a . - Pe.) ’ ~ co 5 =" : | . / ¥ )’T" rcilhyle Por » *¢ ; : ing, £9es; enough of freedom inthe Me faking the sentiment out of life is like taking the rose-colored ' “s ert oye a a d0| maidens of the mind, the expres- frae a ‘ | Sood work in whatever fiei fl estos eo Ww . : resh wind's kiss, of hope in bud. ogade 0 off an electric lamp—it leaves it so cold and hard and unallur-. a wine ite Ke | Of | sion of the soul, What you think, ding rose, Too long have anxious ff | ing i | “i LIVILYS VW ¢* t ngage li fi . “ q* you ado. What you ado is you. Then : M ARS hy « ae 7. y ‘ - A = r , lr eyes gone courting erie % ‘ | | nave clean hands. Starting early if what you do is clean and decent, lth ley turned from rg nt Pre 4 4 * + . in the morning the first thing one | kind and pronto there you are You me 4 = = “a ¢ . . i} 7 : mie . a , +} » 3 cae: ’ ~? we . for weeping would have been a = Love and the toothache are two things at which every man | ' ought to do is make certain the| have set a high pattern for life's brie n _ : : . i : hands are ashe ‘lear ther: ; : . . |>rief as fall of April rain. Away & jgughs—until one of them happens to strike him. | | lands are washed clean. Mothers! weaving and your sun will set-in ‘with care! Old folly’s iene 3 ; s | who are about to feed children and | », ippiness done, old thoughts of use] families ought to be very sure; ~~ | , : C88 woo! ; : i : a . | It‘ds not easy to rear a child in | With liftéd faces looking to in sr, | Anybody under 90 who can think of St. Valentine’s day without about that. Food handled by un-/¢the way you think he should £0 he 4 , nahe« —S $43 de —. » , et at Wigan : inow bravely on we got thrill of hope or a throb of memory, has rheumatism of the emo-| | washed hands is likely to make @/ yt gets no easier. The most one . ! | baby ill, The few moments spent) can do is all too little. Yet one a s, paralysis of the imagination and ossification of the heart. | | 3 : Birth of the Bines. g tions, a n . : | , in handwashing will be well 14id| must do all that he can for there ‘s > ‘4 4 +: = . 4B ar > iT} 1: YY ways . ee no the ba It is not the sketchiness of her clothes, nor even the frank | and paid In many ways. is not bitterness like that lying in fa Wile , ie On 4 PSS O > nes, even 1e@ Irankness or Theor , : ; oe gee ee “rp _is Ikely to be the national anthem Te a erase i a a ne n : | | | he he n chi ire : their Nn T the thought, tut for my selfish - f the dressmakers this season. The her ta . c se : c S - ee ern Sir SO lard for wee / ‘ ™ | washing her hands m fore tour hing ness, my st tupidity, the child wouid | vogue for that color is expected to to fall in love with; it is her loss of that inner giow—that fine thing / : _their food, washing a hands after | have been right One must do come to full growth with spring j™ galled Sentiment—which has taken away all her glamour and stolen / | / . doing any sort of work and sta-ting | his. best then to come before the r is already making its appear. | the light from her eves. | the next job, they are likely to form | child with clean hands. ance in the Sguthe e | 3 : the habit of keeping their own | I thought of this today as Miss rn resorts, Other * a . rr . | colors are emphasized such as rose, | hands clean, That means tlh.ev will) Lavinia read from the Bible. She. pinks, beige, pale green and ban The beautiful thing about young love is that it is all incense—and a | be healthier children. There are | reads well and impressively and to- by Ivinzi ana yellow. The greens are grasg Fo little commonsense, | many kinds of evi! germs lurking day she selected the twenty-fourth ©, won-)| and leaf shades. % ¢ * ° ‘about to attack the unwary and 4&4! psalm thac reads like a trumpet 8 thumb’ & cS , | _hest of them ride on the _ dirty/| call. In the third verse comes the me Os Lid, | g Lives there a man with soul so dead who never to himself hath | hands of little children. Little ones /| questions, who shall ascend unto and | ® «id, “By jove! This is St. Valentine’s day! I'll send the Littl tt ~ ~ . + au ee ee ae - a > be 4-8 ps Sie > _— he Ce i m4 crayon. % Mother Goose pictures on! reading once more. He would stand lity 1 served with honey. | et ‘Me : Ifit’s Ai rline | part oar seed hair, her beauty, her youth Milton W ork’s Children’s Bedtime Story oo : : \ hild the hol © r : a ar ; ne aif, Ly. a [Uy t FD is em in coior. Any child woul j ie Holy piace. | | | ‘|| By LUCY LOWELL || : : : (Copvriaht, 1927.) And wh = ae ay Boing the Hi mney, it’s honey . A lik te _— hut t — ee —— ¢ tj : love to wash his hands with a cak % s over—Dut NOT unlli She ioses her iasSt adrop orf sentiment e as is é a cake =" By THORNTON W. BURGESS. !'| of soap that had Mother Hubbard's Another article by Mr. Patri will e. « tip- 3 in its purest form J » ‘ . ” . ri ‘ c » oif > Oo . re +7} 4° ’ ‘ i. a8 with a delicacy of We does she part with that supreme gift of the gods, her spirit of Eternal Bridg e e Pointers | dog dancing upon it. : And if you! appear tomorrow. H AVE you ever tried making a| oad - Sf Ie aa De Aa ant salen tip look aT along in JS? flavor that never @ Youth! | aus | es a® rae SHEA ACRE i ee i ae BI oe icine mamma "hi , ~- Sota lea hobby of kindness? spcecreneeemeceenamceatsi to Whitey Makes a Mistake. Do this some time just for —-COMPLETE’"> s thumb, oe | Varies, ee artiboard (In response to numerous "e } ; é the novelty; try the experiment of + A ar , © nap ~ “ : oy . ek ee . i We “a ™ ater is thumb) quests, Mr. Work will write o | ” he was | Cont : th re ies kind f consistently good natured and | } =e. “ontri CT tor e ned Lew y \; lIi- Y , P ae . a. . ° ‘ 43 * 4 : = hares Tat ad of Auction. Bridge. Dut a kind for an entire day. Start os Termanen ave: . ‘ d i stear of Auction ridge. APU , . ; , ti * apie dot prove a serious mistake. } y e mornin mnt but Joan By MARGUERITE MOOERS MARSHALL pointer ‘will Be emitted, bat. wil —Whitey the Snowy Owl Freggre google ome pi (DE TONTY BEAUTY SALON | sie ssieeoog ee | r Tere" Ww a4 ¢ S “How ‘s) HONEY : “ tm pasa Ladner in? tho Guawe ek wih . by. And see how light ind Joyou es hy : j es . et sin ea anand . , |}and rested you'll feel by night! ~~ Guaranteed Park Av. Car think he 7 WINDING es , found good ivin around | x 7 em ox Sta Wie 3905 DE TONTY ST. Phone GRend 4642 ark } p KEEP MY FIGURE” to know why I “left back” her ONFINUING th a ang , si wpm It's what the old world needs, | . pet p dark /1 Absolutely Pure a HOW I eee fae } k he F , Contract Bridge, comme ‘J Farmer Brown's barn. Whitey | ae . ,;/ annie when she “speaks the French % ac ae , a Spams EAE eee eee lai iia a ARRIV\ E at school, punch the sumpin’ ieee 1d.” : sweetly explain this series of articles “aay had discovered that there were rats | > ito ° a ral ° o% a ~ a = In: : the Phe moaern ian- | of the last decade. AS early a*%| it. ! hy y £38 | ZF t the same as any other art. But | had. an orchard padecide to open the windows, but ihe when etre * : ; ; 1 ee ' guage department, Mamma_ de- that, the Card Committee of the} “I would rather have a rat r | | : | ~~ | once you've got it, it’s yours for | bh *} low- pole. I ex- fs ean't find the win¢ inde” muttering eame ys ree sik ole : | : parts, muttering something about Whist Club was asked to draft laws! some ump mice for % al than “i Te va | keeps. ~ six f] oors of our buildin B ee i. ; ¥ ~* r io = . } / ( i . | plore the Keeping America for Americans ror Contract, so that there woul.) anythin; c end of ; if ig ANGE AUNDRY 4 yj hobble bac k to my room to learn : = i 7m. ; 5 7c 6 A A i . biti ij Cid i ‘ gy: 3 Se Al ‘ j } 2 e . a + A 5 | ‘ ly flattered that she has mistaken! ihe committee declined to do, NZ line fro » corner of his ut} .s around the office, that short man- all the fruits found in this * * that the teach er next door had mo- 3 sf , ; a ; 2 ; , ; ; aid A : 44 - = ‘ sae "Oeae >. ’ c . me for a Frenchwoman. Native | unanimously of the —— ne! "These are the thing: have hunt- , res > ners and unbridled speech sriuin) LE | | oe Ue matbiiiake thin seaaane: Manned) one can! And of course you AN i, y ‘ ‘ i - ole. . . - A a S mentarils borrowed the p -arisians never do! .-| Zame was not fitted for nd) 6 or r since lef r home : business, LL . . “> ee 3 important to be kind d b could never buy such variety, ™ ‘aor > Soe t} rs 4 a : % ‘ ’ ss : 7 ‘7 oat ‘ 7 : } and jess underwear closes them. I everybody with another round of | Same opinion and, therefore, rot | “ZL think I'll stay around here for| Sarcasm, the wit that sears, the at the small cost of E | it’s just as 147 -1474-1475 q x : ; a a ‘ ‘ss + T j r She Ce 4 . . ‘ 5 be , ee "> 4 ‘ . 7 c ‘ , cr ma ‘ o sh ~ ce — : . . ¢ an | ¥ i ? > ; 3 3 . © limp ove! and reopen them - Zeros. l tear the remainin gz three are no Contract | 1aws emanating | m, hy, anyth iz is better than | a while” | taking favors for grante d attitud. t for years ) + 'that you’d never dream of offering at home? the fight is on. I from the organization tha Pe ® ~s " - — 4 i } he ii 2ut it ’s not a pleas: ant way; t’s F § . ST) Y —hHé ¢ ae rat LAY } ee ae? { get 7 > f > inti aetin Tee P si Dit 5 : 3 : i i rg : eas ic s co J. Gis} il A ¢ LES oe Se gay Farm r Brown's barn. He had had i'not a thing that brings peace and | rif Contract rules and customs. out my authority is squelched B N MAWR 1 are kept ie teenetng by Ps tit a R » 4 TAWR. may be found in various spots in | . no luck and he was very, very hun- | happiness to those near you ; . t E : “4 & . 7 sett r 4 5 . . . 7 $7) i UW in [he . ii Us - V r Notices y yr Xt j l¢ r ) Tory ? a6 ) , = : : ’ ; . +e “y . > j : fes an mad: yl Bry. Hie looked ove! LO Farmer : ‘e ‘ e- than oj | re ™ I'd rather die of goose flesh than Tearing Passion to Tatters. the nit ota and Canada, and |, tia nan Sad nat’ Beene the | aa. | ' ‘ we | Sauhe Om or ee mans x tne ras. , | dmit defeat by closing win ™} , lett F Roh the i argence f their provisions = ss TR poten arenes cae Brown's house. Something black | folks for things they do for you - $ Teatlt ; ‘TOS } i s - "Th ow allace invVve 2re i YPrry) QT ary 7 ¢ } ‘Bike 4 . : PS ‘ : «Lp i . } iWa 9 ; aagmit del 2 ll =) A iit aiit ged iO\ iP LTerTs ot LOD (p: irt 7 thé matter : a Tit’ st | i cd as. and white was noving in the dusk. and mean ee tel] them good by ‘ , s , . . Mm t4 " } : 5 vy 1 : vx! >} } 4 ; a 4 f Snowy Owl, Who: On silent wings Whitey flew over. | When vou leave and say you're d ais 4 dow. ert Ames, actor, to Helene Lambert, unting) j vider tl Nel Nive y C20 Wi, W n ¢ ; 4 ~ . *() iti ¥ S + =e Ft \ at er t an l¢ é : athens — _—— % . . ” ee « . . ‘ . = Tr 4 ‘1 oe 4 On & Taryv ASsSnS } the ,y — . ear in) § icrht c } ¢ °'S | iyie } * TY) } > e 4 ‘} | Me a _ a The class . A Lary sn. f 4) ; ee ee coon . unted hey didn’t ‘m hin 70 he: suw wir her farme ‘nre | ONe-ha cul our, e ‘aspoon | a the intricacies of the conjugation this second than thie one just to Did ne } i { fe counted ney 1107) narm Rim, § i] ’ ter the shed of Farmer srown s na : 4} i acetal * Le . » e . . , . 7 ‘ } ] : . ’ ° Qo Kk r 4 » e-hi aA ‘ af ( ne th; + +¢ OQ it took away / seit and one tablespoon shortening } mae 6 con't Know their lesson. I gallop “7 Mine I. R. Yours, O. QO. WO Oe ee ee (faa cm i ee pee &: nies et ys ge doce ph t into the flour Moisten with P 4 F _ : . . * ' ‘ me . t} — + mcr , + “ v ya c ors + oO } j ;rT or - : toh hon , ' otit ' FF 2" “r) " his ate - ie i CY Ito ic i ui . * sok i : = up and down the aisles. tearing my We c: only suggest that the the game here being Known ger a great d Lj aes res I : r) ap L1lé of Farmer , geen: : ei nnueitn milk to make a soft 5 4 ; ¢. hr rirvcr f the iire ‘ > | > . % Ba Bia . oO erally as “ri afone _ lias leve ing S all bia We { l : OW. ov “arme Brow n an ns otner Feliys ; “ : j (| : : hair and shrieking of the dire fate W estern l'nion hire Mr. Ames to - fel 7 P ; ee : ae F t | dough. Bake in greased muffin or ; ‘ } a rreat 4) } lia 11) 4.7) oO K 1¢ W’ ne C iT) 4 . ° ss J 37 * sity . Y th { ‘oO! e 17 : ’ a ial VY be ! 'T) “¢ i¢ }} € ot i is ae , gap — wi o . eh . (elie ek 2 ee ee ”- en ee ite he - we m RS, FINISHED FAMILY WASH AINS, BEAUTIFULLY LAUNDERED , | 4, “> we - ~ > » Al ogy rm . Se ~ ee ge i ee ns the \dows. One of my oe | og pagtben os : lligen I amble back to my room to find social play in this coun : way in ie Far North When HE S ‘ re f tle nte rot | ; ; TPR ; ae . ae - ei ‘ little darlings of Httie in! the class in an uproar. I serve and its committee are st fle ‘an get these lon’t bother wit} LU ADY tH (apy nee ps Sue Ooh deeaes he ~ & ne . 4 ‘ . % - s Seema ors ee ie Aang Med OP dn, rete. & FD tee eta: : wwe eee ae Sn ae ee epee ete a ~~ oo + Rel er Rawle. ay Me £0 I age ay Na a OS ae heey ie dates bet ee Cage oa ult © we * peep Selly, te ts Pt, Mage ite Sele, Trine + vi the na edie or Tea Plaacer Ceylon vyasn't the aie one that lost | (Copyright. 1927.) ae i ay the others. I graciously give the ; the kind to wail and whine, morrow. S at all and part of the vear there COMPLETE Bundle sent back ready to wear. as a French nut not on any menu,’ Still. lemme ask a question .. . Jerseys to Jersey. a dad hake No extra charge for Shirts, Handkerchiefs, etc. 1b. and I classify them as perfect ex. ae : a : ra gmtabes ges cies aks ; keane , » : ) — k St. Valentine?) NEW YORK.—When New York- | conditions. . . + 7, ne re amples of low-grade morons. Did some guy croak St. Valentine. 2 i — SOFT FINISH coe 2 4 ili ; IULiiitin st i ew @ © @. 6 2:64:82 24.4 8 + 6:6 Oo You "Tl never hother again with washing 7 ers motor out to the country fora ‘ “as A Messenger te ie me Iam want- | Sincerely (an’ how). : ) : Ay 1 lb. and dry} Ing curt; 117s at home once you’ ve i Di 4 je 60ed in the office. I go there, to be| N. B. LEDERER. vot weg ste oe , : ae ee ian Mle ; . & , i ae eo y - > ‘ : ’ . chester, Ong siand, tne iLwo-piece I Bee . Bene ral. i . “£66480 T y “ ate isposal--$140 to $170 ei — by an irate parent who wants| > @. i . r 5 four of them had mysteriously dis OVERLAND LAUNDRY COMPAN tr ied our modern lace eurtain service. Whole gang zeros. They label me iere ain't no Santy Claus. ree a” 1 om) . + . ryt , . ¢ ,* 1 } veal we. oe S mam. 3 hitey has become nee ica “ bit th Pe oe a a ee ee jersey sport costume occupies a prominent place in the accompany- ippeared the wor went aroun: CABANY 5125 WABASH 270 . j so. ee nd rob seee ing suitcase. The costumes of | that ther waS a INnYsterious h , d . . IC ashers : e | Tr Chi Cc a Ho such tle space and are so un- | faiting for t rm iat e the barn, |o=™ . After W ashis . ntly lt} rain-soft water, @ ry inese 00 ing viet ome susceptible to wrinkles that noth-/so that it was no longer safe to | with the purest soup, We dry your curtains eems to replace them. ing seen onanew and Sp nious drying frame, with- Sacrificed, as low as @ > operas aurea st oonge . ° ° ? ; of tobber’s familv remained in an By Janata: Young Bisetoes Pa ries With Peggy |under the barn, seldom showing sa Cultivating aA Schoolgirl out the use o single hook or pin—every : Tr a a i ) _— lmouch as a whisker outside. In vain * t | aid , —— | much as a whisl side. In vain scallop in place, ¥he edges true, the corners G, 5 O x Chinese Fish Soup. Chicken Chop Suey. ‘ ' ‘ | i; 4 ‘ 4 il an roo of Lié BPeAQ bd a | } y th rne 8 ! ] Select a two and a half pound This dish is unknown in China, | . er See ane ene omp ex1ion sq uare——so that they will hang iis beautiful- ai F flounder, fillet the fish and take ‘he name means food cut in small . ‘ a = oe eee last rat. If he had he would na Never touch your ‘A on. ania | i harm and 1900 CATARACT @ Starch dissolved rater; when Seas strips. Fry all for two min- i See et aon his 1ae for a meal Pin with any er rp ia z anv’ icp re fine ‘ment eurt: ains th; it we I: aunde rT give : 4 fm thickened ada he es) te + and a tes, the YT? a | pint yf chic ke Ti . J T, } rT} ‘ vn Is about i} ‘ h e eo ) ‘ . oi } : } ; 4 : xt : : olive. Mas- Lhe home, mee iittle chopped parsley an serve. | broth an. ‘ook f 20 minutes. oo as ida her . : ’ WHIRLPOOL (tet cael tliat eal Bok - eos ehidhlon eS a pawn there. complexion soap sage its balmy olive and palm oil ae eo ——. i a ener ss | | eae com , : | . | lather into the skin. Rinse with warm ENS. 17 ION. AT ' | Sees 3 Prepare an chicken aftid boil in Cas een 7 mal pieces, The cnt : e vs | : ~ in he ay: 4 ba ittle weonte HE first rule in modern skin meine ae asiahe cath That Sa othe S vy Nosh recuctions ~ age 120 . i he usual way, adding a minced | should first . fried a few roe : | — feathers and fur. he! saw care is to keep the skin clean it’s riature’s rule for keeping that G : ctrie ; ad EO role io , a pela » ca « re yon . : fc adgde “eee oe & res : —" i aa sais } : : a . Snetr ripe . ‘ a 7 “ sige arene use enh 6 ia i nion, cC¢ i€ ry COPS, pat i. * and a ute SS Nh bu c% cs The n it oe i om = ‘ - ’ iii od | r} ‘ i « ad sat eas and pores free of accumulations. U s¢ schoolgirl complexion. Rigs “ si shigh a cratched or mar "8 pS carrot to the broth. When the to the rest of the ingre a ca- , ‘hitey had probably ha: Noun pow der and make-up all you wish. | Do that regularly, and particu- —T he ing, others recently traded in and put 18 67 ee chicken is done remove it and. son, add thickening enough t J : eT) e did not hesi- rer re th , ! : tr } a on un on ; ick , | ror th sent, n But never leave them on ov ernight. farly at night. Note then how much me rUNnnINg orcer. Every one priced for qui When slightiy cool cut the breast | the gravy the consistency of hon y. ate lens out fin » he ¥ gale' Fac} vias 9 d & = : : 2 ‘ oe li nia : ; a. all ——— ete eter pcan mas Bi sac That means soap and water. But better your skin in even one week. = D st, eehwii (af tics new mach! ne guarantee an meat and eet aside also the legs Me an tir ne fry n half package Di , ' Pen ors . >t} wh rT} ; s sf ‘ : - pete ‘“y* “¢ > EX ' oe : a a iik-wéar free eervick: ee es very quickly. Scaaies contalin thac Wimnel St iy Ae mieten Oe LAUNDRY COMPANY 4% VONES. irow ail tne st } ie: : LOT il, : ’ wasn t certain lat uitey nag Dat 1 ay. , : rT | “ : [ae)«CfACK into the broth and stew until | Place in the bottom of the servings at Farmer Brown's B wisel\ [ON SOAP only. A Pg made for Get Palmolive today. Costs but As Low as $5 Down... Easy Terms 4 all the goodness is out. Then dish and turn the suey over all. eee enepey LOD oe rs skin use. A soap made to protect 109¢ the cake. Use no other on Qour » ale J . ove . . ' - ' - ; 4 _ . moi ‘ ‘ bei 7h . itify. oP ee rf “L 7 me «CSttrain. cool, remove the grease, | The Soy sauce comes ready bottled. | lie way and #0 did not let the bens nd beautil ; face. But be sure you get GEN- 2325 to 2329 Texas Ay. D ti E! = cia then reheat. Season, add a quar- | the noodles in packages like our pie tan a van. fo Whites waited Thus, largely on expert. advice, UINE Palmolive. Crude imitations, - an avi ias ‘ rs ea : a ; i ; ; 4 ; OY g ri ‘ -={ : 7 sy cheat "TT ; >) 1; e ° as 1; : ' : oiierctio 4" de itve-r rly ; ¢ 4 Onies Ic ectric sd 7 ter pound of fresh mushrooms that|}own macaroni. Chinese mush- lin vain for a rat and in vain for | Muuons Use Palmolive oe ag gh appara — of o tah — . roe Counts in ~ ln - ome “I Luted ir " , re Cs > ns ; | gee pts, : : | he} fact ritl ther. ols, S olive. | ” a ; g Pi S a | have bee nh gnuted in butter and rooms are canned, the onions and “Tt's true it takes more than a a hen, and of course. all the tire tnreir taces h no 0 er. t is are not t ¢ ame as a m . ' ine St. GArfield 2600 @ee)6=CfC«rained.§ Also a, the chicken | water chestnuts are also canned. POR: : pee hun- | made of cosmetic oils. It is made Remember that and TAKE CARE s Beenet cus in Atco ee n4 po . ilies a not near a Chi- | pretty face to attract attention! he was growing hungrier and hun- for one purpose only—to protect The Palmolive-Peet Ca, Chicago 4 ‘ ‘ ‘ 28 . ra oh ts | 4 e ’ . es / . ; ee : r si, - ” , ful of adi agony rite 7 passe sen hy homes belle iii we may still these days, but we're not always grier. and beautify the skin. U.S A , parsle; y. Serve boiled | nese market cen srepared for Just how much more.”| Then came an afternoon when rice with the soup. | make the dishes. pice — a . . ‘ oe ee eee ee Re emer ren ee ~ wet ae » . Se a a — . - * voids + ts angcnges tae Misha, ih a - ~~» ~y he ee : 7 .- > s ; ‘ Pad . ee : a? " ‘ toy - te teheg. tt eeee i he bala 5° eke Fol tat Beater 3% at a at sins asi ast ha ries rae asthe pa aoe em at ete petete ti sete: | : 4 Pts i . #7 Meat ttt ae aa ef HH *, * “e : Fe : ibe 4 *, pubs . * a} : oe} & aE t wy ‘ x é ' b FOR aET Ene tate theheeet ‘ eeithe hi reatete: oh Lebel tet: a f eh sethte wel rete iietett. 4 tie nyTh Hite? te

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wee a — een e meen men A ne COL A OA AIELLO ALO MONDAY, +4 _ MONDAY. The St. Louis Post-Dispatch Daily Magazine __ P—]_ TERNARY Sh SE gesmuany ou SO ree — - a et eet, ee ee Oe oe a ee The Greatest Story in the World | The Bible in Pictures GT ANSWERS TO ¢ bt. a Pian =, } Ka \ ’ ay . = . - a — NE rx) Post DisPacy enr tls oF Onna | SS a, ee a : ys = is, was obtaine rom ow ad 4 —" ian ee I ' ER Eats : * 3 " - a nn cane -m ——— ee ae +’ wo 4 f en s ee... - j . - - es. » £2 df Ae = ¥ ss Lou brua ry, 1892, and in ‘ , . LY »| Zz - the work of re —_ B y ¢| argd { Vf \ Ciis ™ . ia 9 building from the af ° oS begun. The cornerstone (Coprright. 1927.) | | July 5, 1893, and on Sept. ns RE A ; sine _ net —— | - - ——_—_—— —— : : , — 6 SS ee na = : ~ ny : : 3 > : - 3S . 5 4 94, the bullding was open : to : | foe ee oithn} — | : , : SS \-{% — N aos 4 VR at. te Se A = , yblic with appropriate cere- WHAT HAS GONE BEFORE. ; ; we } us a . ¥ssat. a MO —y = ta . ' A). . ——* —= > — = vt a ey Sn th cs 27 et - 3 pe c : | , ernardedly,. Or 7 —= —— OD “os \ —— oe - ae Seach: COM ees erty Af ae a : - im — “ce—~If you are going sl ath strikes Garrett Folsom | aumrs hing 2 ‘yf it all. we SS Te. Lon yf: + . ing OE oe... a an i a Piss ty) a ; = = oi a Ps SEAN he dresser drawer} while bathing at Ocean Town, N. ‘2 : , - al , “SOF , : el revmnt try the following mix- +. dt is thought at first he is a 10 parts, stan- ; * Oxalic acid, -troke victim, but investigation 2 parts; acetic acid, o make 600 parts. shows he has been stabbed to fs death beneath the water. Aaa nas Ane Seva. Baeemiaa sata sharen - pec sta ay : “y ° nr WE + er sass tac tintmeeneteeteeeneenatan tS oe ee on ee ee New Mystery wee toe Rima 8 — ae Pi tien entebnce ies. pail ats - wie AAR wir vo ~Sb, a — aan we tonto nes raatorteremmane vw oe Le - “~ 2 SS ‘hs Voss til 's iy oe Oe rT th, Bias ise Patt 1 i ” .* a i ++ armed his trained servants ‘born in his own house, three hundred and eighteen; and 7 = scands of . Saael syrup, 2 ounces 0 ‘poun of butter tter, 1 po mind } a es ot molasses and 1 quart water The mixture Is cooked ' o ‘ Sometimes ironing — = it is wet will Keep ; } , , se | : : . ; - ~ - Se x - A "7 + ’ f 4 pit? 7 > ss * ; = a = ne ta oe ere : neg ' : - aa Pe. Mitior ; GI We y ne =: —_ ae dl : 234. Fo : L qt from shrinking. again and ‘ i ‘ ; ms ' J a ws , > cbs 2 id rail = © me * » sii : a ial ae, at * Pt , \ 5 ‘ “ ~ a : enero —_ 5 : Bas w* ° . ~ z 4 ‘ s8 ¥ . panions had been Roger Neville. aoe Y aae. vs Peek are e i a Ye N 7 —— = : , | : : ie ee a business partner: Mes. Helen “f | = ' - = , 2 : while wet. ; Carnaby and Carmelita Valdon. ore os it is established that I’olsom, just *e : ee cs re : . e i ta : [row e vez ir hs rpfitlt} es 4 : ; a ~ e actu» aOR rr > ‘ i 3 * 3 3 3 3 . 7 ? ; 7 before his death, had been stand- , aah | ie ee es - OA ore = , = 5a ; = ae s of small red 3 = . — . . > a j if PP yLIOTa cv i A egy ae termes) or — . ~— P _ = : ee Ss ae ’ A s+ . ae ‘ " » . Me . : F. * . : skewers such as bu tc 1¢ re mg neat o Ned Barron, known 7 ig a la ee ee a — — ——— —— 7 ’ skewers ae tip in a5 —. ! , “ee ; ¢ the surplus tatty -_™ ean’ ii Lr! gar) , \¢ ¢ an j Ye } ‘ - r is ; Se wy » ] a ei a en } TORT Imes 1 - A .) ho " . . ..7." 1, rf } } Canes ‘ A . ama i Be : oy ; Anastasia bolsom., eccentric . : , bao r £23 mass ti the armies oO! nine Kings fought and Gomorrah fled, and those that remainec bits eatin . ‘ ; ne thal hed ¢€ La} ed, und told \bram, the Heb C ae The taffy is made A amd masterful sister of the dead ee pate Ne a omnes goa ad oe ie in the vale ot Siddim: and the le of Siddim was the mountain; and Abram’s brother's son, : man, arrives and takes com- a = Tae aie . é ii 3 tO I) ce =f stime it ewan é > nos of Sodom dwelt in Sodom, was taken captive with all | gO ds. he smote them and pursued them unto Hobah on the left of Damascus; and he brought back his brother © , : V «chad ‘ i sSiit rif ee bulal l ee: 7 wan g nN | | | | | Lot and his goods, and the women also, and the people. mand. At the inquest it is learned that the death weapon was a 3 ° P : . : +. ': . . Le . [a an Oriental knife. and (Back Copies of the Bible Feature, From First Publication, Can Be Obtained ) SAMA over a brisk fire until it eg p . moon. F See Pres: a Sa de 2 ge eee 4 ro yped trom a 5] > that it had been bought on the ... 4 o_o i : elect paper IGE se ' euaeeaamecon a = ; when droi it cooks to prevent Poardwalk. ss ' , 7 inh! ; tes Tailored Suits. ‘ray tweed which is speckled -witn pase dat ate Bin Ban ith Shite et aa ts Aan eames elma 7 , Af. 5 we Pes ° - = Se open Prrnath a eek ‘nd eee a - VEO Fane SO a eos 1 = —_— “ BS a aN ba ad «lan ini e taffy ws It is also established that one = — celaigeg eS ee ee . | | NEW YORK.—The woman must} gold. White hopsack is another | eed -s x. ¥. Z.—To make a crack fill-'¢ Ee : ; ' ; cung vee: SN Ws a regen ' : wh is F'negtlis specialty This ck- . x é De Geass is a fancier of | Bom Now, | righ Radio Pro rams indeed be ha to please who is| English specialty. This is spe Ik Authorized oe _ , LEGAL INFO > Vi eurious knives Anastasia en- ee ee ee eee , CaNts g isting not ropriately suites led with orange and brown. Then Phil = : “= of! ° ; as di ‘ mes bas “ We e nt ane a ‘ the plain); hinaily Ui ee », cutie baaae | FOrest 0430, 0431, 0432 a % Missouri as ©: ; vou to wan } . : ien? rier a Lriwd, . 4 ; yey 2 po veekdayv Hroade: “aS ° ‘J arn ry ere thea Be e ra .¢ » he ck “sg fe . » a ’ ’ : : ss =) .. S yo dolls in Garrett Folsom’s room. my Daylight \ . year ago. There} check, a small chee carried out | ree dA. — We aes ie county where materiais fe tells Titus Riggs that if the T sig WMAQ WOAI, WOC, WQJ, WSM. 1:40. 2-40 and 3: Dp. m SJLATKE = ' Pris) Paes. cian property is locat ‘dd and ask Fo tron ~” eS 7 es Ne er Pens Seatase } ] , : } ti | ; I W "; y \ | AS y 4 N de ) WLS, ; } ad i . + 1 4 ‘ o, v, 4 : ' ; . . » | ° eee | 11s i >> S WaN, VW 4 s \ HA \ 1} . \ JJD, IinZ as GO: J ip } . , { - a pes - PEE. and sun in the smart bright colorings. j to a lawyer in trie ead interests. murderer is discovered, some un- in dent’ | | quotations and news bulletins pretense ne > the Pook after your U aon . 5 ? t I i rys ig , Toie¢ ory "ee if) a 8 ia rc ae my ot ; arect () 1s le > 7 > ° " ‘ . ree : : : - mieasant things may come to ! © see It quite straignt, KDKA, ($09.1m-970ke)—6: 45, int od t ; - = ule " p.D. READ! R.—The cores " . : rices Su } Ie _* yh nt 1 3 -, } : ° : : solved in var *) ~ : ‘ight about his uncle. Sarvice , . : : ; plainly,”’ sald Kiggs. You ecrets ne Knew, and whom he ate siti 1 2.99 | . . y age ; ' . at - a : : “li. have a good detense, | Nee! (467m-O40KC) ——4 208, Monday, Wednesday and Friday 35 ~~ — will am : en : pipe Sith a Bilis 8 should report the ‘acts to don't place your late uncle, sround down to the last degree sma : ma ah OF) eet EY, Pay % fs bag : - ‘ wy ia | ii ici S| C be . mrohpaet a ; " barite re ry 720 ar) Ey +. Croce! (70) i Nile dal 4 . Feit t . Is ' 4 . : : ‘ _ . F : . i ii ch, . ‘ , ‘ ’ i . 4 ~ 4 ; e A Li ‘ Ta » - days t a en t ere were some transactions MN numb r nd lay ; ) ; Cie | é » one ‘ Ta) .% , a7) (>? l Me 1 for t z age nhunoer—a iay a black accusa- po eae : ‘The Blue a} by which he was engaged that ; ° estra . honey res I") Blue and ti wouldn't stand the light.’’ “Dishonest?” IY tats a eis tS TS pat cera Shee F BM aa BS Se ‘tion for life on the great majority ‘ot innocent ones. And. at tl a ee ee © Salilt a ae i time. probably not ret the real | oat i. —— . aie ee a +7 . sige >a ne ei | 4 ’ i 3 e. 4 abe ip ee | 7% i Ta} “Not in the generally accepted :' inal : ac a B _ ; an wt fe, cee ee ay am , sta “ ie oe iw P se, 4 : “ 7 , v7 .. sidered | criminal at all. 2m-s30K it ‘Ta Ra Ra Boom De Ay,’ Sayers a So ae Te Se ei. a faa —— eae : Ss s ¢ t y . , a i , - ‘ ; é ay + a “ > " ‘es ; hyp ar » .. . ; eA = “ : : 2 oi = . : gee rR ae | sible. ae £7 s 7 . . es ~ a ae 4s ° : . 6é ‘ ; es m . 4 ve, *) ee y ' 3 - 4 ee 7 4 us A wet ; . me f x . , aot x . » vi pe * ¢ raft)»; of (St > ’ mY q . : . . » > tions. But | always S1} specte d uNn- i be more W hom ] do aif) . ; , | ; on ; 3 tes $3 Ry aster x "y & regs Catgte’e’ 4 pes Bee ee ; . ‘ 4 Pal >> : = HEE ER. athe 7 “ * vig fs Arn) , n lay be 7 largu >» Wl : OE te PRA Meco : ee Se oe: ee ee IS Cae ns: 2) Biko es 433° : ernie fi e cie was up to some deviltry, and : Any one of them may be oi aan : ee er eee se Oa rnkee roodle ingy. os ie ke aoe as Mv sir © Bn Se ti RRR ens SNR NO Re one 8 ; . Ae ae SS . alee 04 ane ow ] } We sug- of . ‘ , rhes 5 1: the murderer.”’ brich! rano S Steind artist S ee n. gp gh a = nae SS all Oaety Cee? Do OR A, SOP LS SIN Be eee a - Rae ey J by aéting more sleep. jon. my T¢€ -” I rot aunt Ss wire about 11s 4 nt ‘ ? I we ; : ' | = { i sf oy ¥ 5 . vag gh ~~ : me > . Cay © hoped ig Rest tat you take one or i. Coarse ‘ i 7) ’ ic ymiplicated i as. PUGS rile, Maragiit - ‘ ‘re 1} } i ‘ “4 oer a oe i, Be age. states ’ Tie , a : ah ; : ; death, I nipped down to his room, mie wei macs yet, tudio rect m3 . stra: ap | PRR RO ees Oe Seat ie Kien == a Bae 2 OR. Everything Contained om” grair tablets of robioneraed ee tve=4 skin where he was staying in New York, | '!ve a choice in the matter?} , lacquinot Jules, organist. LO. | | Nae aR: Siete Sapte ghecegys Gees ss in Cabinet time For the correction or teas ae "1 rT ¢ , ) — : ' CE Pee aeeT | : aoe ) ; rg eae Co BO Re Sb Fs ROR a ae post, stg * i E quety of urination take @ i qu ré and found 2. bag full of pupe rs i LrO.OW vy Lif i Be Peororer s i) ' ‘ ‘ anZ . es , ay x pA eae ny OKs y se ¥ SN ohnce “9 otek ogee ? spooful three or four times dally : trea and 1 tters, and J brought it along : At a I ; rg 7 “ATL 1¢ miye slr} gly i 4 t ry oT rT. , ° y : a ; ° a reary. Farminet . mo . oo : n stro oon gies oo oon. ' documents he was now about ’ \ ' mi | ss , - — _* wate? hes bed : “i EE. em selene , ie rated y — ae = oer nine of set Here below are listed a few of aS a. ry IK re bent n-— Mrs. Wilma Ng York ir rn: 4 eoVv *> rather. } \ ! r 2 UO, —— (ITeCC ron . 2lectric srAtine af a . a a ee ‘Ta Tort. . ‘ Sogn : _ he mg oi “ie » | inspec ‘e Intact-as when itor Ce we : BUY YOUR ; direct from your electric lighting current. the many well-known makes of radio sets [aaa . eR gink, Mon ont ee N fr that vou don't say, can't CD Tego. « shy , oe . ° : a . - 8 i. att ‘Neville ; . had found them, or had he tam- | 7 : 20ke)—t > ] _ U . Fora s hs P . that operate and give wonderfully clear [3 . Belleville. é sie—-Mildred | YOFMe hea 4 ha + : ra’ : }f Bs . . ‘ J we | f ; 4 Py c ) he f ) : r rj § irat ais Bt. Lwwis help thinking it must Pa wome | a with the lot es ag Re Agr: 11:43. Nis : rPhilco Power nit fference whai kind or what make radio set you hat e; reception when connected to the famous [ammmEE y's” 11. Horetmelen, Bia tes : Re thats tight But not any|“") 7 § nose | (470 Sms “a RADIO RITE S AYES CO Pe Socket Power wiii give you both A and B power from your electric Philco AB Socket Power: y, a Coser ee one “, « ' ~ eal. , ‘ - ' . : : : ' , ; : ” a. & oe er . ae : te 4 : ee secs hc inten onal ft ee 4 sa i =e De1 AS és ie ° “ak “ ‘ +. ‘* Pe Beanery, bhiacimall or | Was largely imaginatior Prebh 30, | jean € CRAND : light current. Here is your opportunity to do away with dry cell batteries, ““B Atwater Kent King “ Bi! ~~ CO | | : : ‘ 5 git 4 ‘ > — : iin : : ! : ' : J * Binet “ye : o ve by ; 2 e iz j " ry Ss. : ? : aan ‘Tower G@to . friends—and “in 4 _— = had | ~ Ss | | chs Be ee ae ee ae To at FORTRON a : You can buy the PHILCO AB Face RCA Radiolas x L and © nee 41226 Pee such a fearful hold that they were) (ott it Peer TeATHOP Mis a AP THOT ZY) Beg on cee rn “s ae, f ’ a : oe 4 , W "2 ' S. Rothverg, 1,;26 Wiest j ; ; , I 4 Cc t ‘ 4 “« a O as ; a 4 nent ‘rms from Fada Stewart- arner i ; P , . Si nD mMmovan. foreed to pay “him his price or he | PHILCO PRCI UCTS Socket Power on Easy Payment Terms i . Ragsdale, Sut bono ; DEALER ny iiee > 7 , ry *ederal Stromberg-Carlson a ’ nnelil. LSSTA Clara. exposed,” SO, ther, any Phiico Dealer in your town. Fe oy ‘Tuanel 8 a | 4 ©, Connell, 100 eee } Thi i t talk, Mr Tel throurh the lil Freed-E1semann orola a ee accu a Marine a oe ws eran vai sing ieee cueias Phone Us for Trade-In Allowance and EFasy-Payment Plan, me a oe ae) ee ae he ee ae be sure’ that the St. Louls rc York. ” ; Brie ® ao & £2 w@eaftu#s*ets @ gutn ess 2 npaedwkeaisesw"ewuw a8 © & @ “4 = @ e re so s 4 q 4, 5 ’ 4 on : 1,4 i a Pe ie ea Gret © tric MA ay ~ \ a a “ ‘an tal awe | Ta Re Continue artment Store, Electric Light Company, ; . . lL. and M. Gale, 710 Weate«ate. put 2. is rue ng pas etal ne ee SoenerS.) pm ' oe , Howard Victrola-Radiola | 4 8. Goodman, 1431 Ciara. | h y? oofs -that is, Some proots, liow - 11° Olive CiArfield SOT i Nic } ith. taeda ae aaa a ae we ae nee tell them you read this advertisement and Special Philco models are also built to exactly it § = *C. D. and F. Sweetin, Oty B.S . ‘ 1 MAreey. man who may be entirely inno- | Town? = obi S5.6m-620ke ) ---6:45, Authorized The Philco AB Socket Power ra | WY r Ol MG Ww na \; Reawall, 19126 3. Coa at > , shace ng - and B. Kerr, 2512 ane pent” i ie pea PHILCO Trade In You d | FE Fy “and, too, for vour aunt's sake, | Hints for Mothers. oe F * ~~ : : wade re Pee ‘The Elijal fo7 2832 GRAVOIS , Mrcgrteassuccana tats io power will eral trade-in allowance for yourold “A y, "8 and M Lowry. 1037 : ’ men my uncle made miserable suf--. lan tin as ol eeean rt , a Pt cleo” oy ye os ' vays be steady, -} nd constants No fered “enough. without being; ~~ et aise —— rt ener agpmamna re fus ve bother! Nonince dnnoy. storage battery on the purchase of a tie 4 Snecial Offer ! a : Fo and 1 Armairone. = ——— -. ae Lue brought to the bar to answer for nol mi hila tc WSAI, Cin Gm-920) 0, _ : se y rging and replacing brand-new Philco AB Socket Power. Me S mnurde@e that they didn't commit se gga AUTHORIZED DEALER . te YS Coupon 1. A - omen i sily ene man) co mont breakias Cultural prosty0); 10:43, Trout’ ° | ate of 1.¢ ) Se Ate Meher, 2023 N, 1K etabbed him, and to let loose a lof; CO “Ua Wien Mia) M Dak Philco Products / Visit the Philco Dbe2 er PHILADELPHIA ; gf andgrat oC ah ~ | im 940ke)—8 23 yf STORAGE BATTERY ee” | Be &. 1" aa. wr ; 7 ‘ . : : a ; : , : and BR. Helfman. 4 of facts that would bring suspicion ‘esh or cooke: ereal with WAMB. Peas The upon the heels of rr 7 milk and by d :; a OSE fanst ~ PAM (a | (9 or ; ATWATER KENT COMPANY DEPT. 2872 se and A. Bennett. IS°SA },aflin, RCA RADIOLA or Mail This Coupon to Us , Ae ena, PERMITS 401 ae thia ts seems © terrivte Li3in ao Ma. Deitolt (252.7m-850Kc)—~7, musical $2.50 WEEKLY PAYMENTS i : i oie fie x a etl “All this is logical and en f your child tak op et | Visit the Philco Dealer, or merely Remember, this coupon is nof an GENTLEME a ms V1 ethical from the = standpoint ry Hd sponge : very morn- == Gaertner Electric Co. . sign your name and address to this coupon, order. It does not place you under the id. Please send me, without cost or obligation, s j ert : HA oi 1 your urecle’s Victims. But, oy. thie ne ‘Ve the water from ov 10 : "591 N. GRAND Open Evenings | and mailitintous. We willsend you fullinfor slightest obligation. It is merely a request illustrated literature yer ye ils of ou 5 ether hand, he was murdered, and) 6 degrees ‘ahrenheit. At an : Sn? COlfax 6405 COlfax 2092 mation on our national offer of Easy Payments _ for the full details and free descriptive litera- Pow Payment Plan and Trade Al wane : : Sgt a ra ar oh and Trade-In Allowance for your old storage ture telling all about the Philco AB Socket Easy Payment Plan and Trade-In Allo hie 8. Van Noratrand 84 5005, Coles. : rot battery. Power. Mail the coupon today. offer. 7 See ieee ee aaek .dame 2 . Beamesdorter, 86 G1! fe Pr ee rett Folsom had been, it doesn't vi An ub thoroughly m we T. a4 ; ee among them.” -_ ioe ee ee Y Dimi $ COlfax 4110——4288 Phone CEntral 8426 ; a JGnraries £ Voener J Sal 7 per Spee i Mis Sa! Ups Celery Ceut in \ ge JouCR Factory, General Offices and Laboratories, Philadelphia . PMathiiie... en . small strips), ~ tees ‘ » 3 SS SR TR I ee ES PUPP! 2 4 “Tt's a big question, and it will require some thinking over before we can settle it. Look here, isn’t |D@se. ; ne Peas, £ OU stall ©} meme sae —_ ; - - as — = en — P. Sat Fallen. 40 (oo lienaiaver. ‘1 ltewer Neville an associate in jth artis S ; : In South St. Louis It Is a mE? y. 7 yen Tse ce 1° Lite Se greeeee tar oat - : - L business with your uncle?” owe aac: ae rand lf orning! . ' po : sae bags of Tiny Pearls. ale tte ee ET eae a "~ “He was-——in some ways. You . ia? aye att CHiiidbay dt : Hen ad ' _ . y, . . Rte ON.—The j feat evening a cae t) uy . re ite we . -_ , ; P anery again at Lig? . pe OG ch , Mas a mas nels, Garret a weveal coger winewan tenon juice” ant ( pg eres aeinncriee ew || Daeverr G3, Agents for Let us assist you in COSPRRES ances now hctng enrriad 0 business a many Varied ,S8it. ) id when mixture } i's MAGIC TOUCH—the ee A “4 lines of busines: rae Ar aried ; 5° » an wn mixtu by miraculous witch-hazel cre; ing over your pre _— we in London's fashionable interests, all of Which brought tn jp Ris _en., adi tables to your f on ai ud ea F . ° t c % se ors and restaurants are fash- money. Neville was with him in Tu Yo “ing molds, first dipped bl lea -senne — i or | Radio Receiver to wt +, aa > I've it ) p y — naturally | Le | * Per ES tenn orice oe _ Clectric Company d : | se eplee a . - Mot pearls. These new bags Bee reer ie pele cae usaf vot: | Rage reemd | : : . ie Nh ok Ae ads tone SOc at your druggist’s— adiolas and Service j even any knowledge of these /Iill center wi oiled Pa dd aa DIMITT’S MAGIC TOUCH ia YeOeInec anor ef * " ter with boiled salad dre: J 5529S. GRAND — RIVERSIDE 2025 R id DU C I 904 PINE ST. CEntra!l 3454-3455-3456 Lamp-Socket Opera t: (| POeeeey Matched are the pearls » 3 ; that “ee Aiffieurs to detect that r they ” imitation jewels, by way a ge ; re , 8 2 neo reason to think or ASSiIne that toy Ser ving adds hy completely. f? Y: J a and flat. Se ernall and sings sf apeak lug ing. Ie Keeps the Skin Young , <2 A 4 oad PP wi . - 4 . . ‘ns ots “ors om . oP a SAR REEL aH RRA ORL oN

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f Pictures by Nicholas Afonsky PISWERS TO QUERIES||I" the Footsteps of Abraham Lincoln 77 - — Sasa spp MONDAY. : - ) - ONDAY. janie ‘ : 3 2 ig | . FEBRUARY 25, 1927, gi gennvantt le The St. Louis Post-Dispatch Daily Magazine PAGE 35 Z ' } ie / sumone i Bed t-Dispatch reserv th At ¢ i 1m! Pos , TVES e right to reject any query. 1 | De ; j and telephone calls or anawerg by mail cannot. be gien attention, except letters on medical questions of undoudt- : pasince ty when accompanied by stamped addressed envelope. | - wis a the erty sa age er nie Paper you should shred |, | wh oe . eaieae A = iter Seam ; My eke | AS Much newspaper as will be! oe te Pe + C. Soom?” . oe ee wouls, was ~~ from | needed for your purpose. Then | 9 Bat Cy cs : . a “Ea ay in tp eae Ls be and in| you should boil 1 pound of flour, | , 4 : SE aac yp jouowing ¢ PP tis += tu ghloride, 2 parts, acetic acid,/ has thoroughly dried it may be DAY = (Be ‘AY a> Ah. . fal = =) J 4 45 swater to make 500 parts.| painted so that the cracks will Wiwis together. Sometimes aoe be almost imperceptible. : SS ; F 4 when it is wet wi .eep | ee weal in RA RAN Week 74 ‘s / 3» Seeeom shrinking. You might try | DRUGGIST. —- The following A) TARE \W : f VW AAW , WE | BY : the dress arain and method ot applying faterproof arti \ \ \ \ \ . 4 \ , ( ? we ih And = , we atns it back in shape amd| Varnish to cover paper labels is | | ~ \\\ a \ Aad ¥ 7a) BRAHAM LINCOLN CAME OF A LINE ESTABLISHED IN THE 4,9 ian MAS LINCOLN NAMED MIS GON, THE FUTURE od it while wet. | recommended: Clean the surface \ \\\\\ 8 \\\ "Yj NEW WORLD WHEN HIS GREAT GREAT GREAT GREAT GRANDFATHER, =) AB P ay oe or FOR HIS FATHER, ABRAHAM. AS A BOY OF EICHT - \\ idl 2 AD, A CARPENTER GY TEREE, Son oF Ws Oe SEEN HIS FATHER KILLED BY AN INDIAN. AFTER K My 4;> > ," | ‘ br , | K ° =" > ¥ = it pn oe eint,| Of the vessel thoroughly, paste Nh \\ SAMUEL LINCOLN, FROM ENGLAND, SETTLED AT HINGHAM, MASSA. °"~ ounces of | ascus; and he brought hack his brother ' | , yund S of corn syrup, « . solidifies, ro l 2 : pound ot butter, | ’ dipped into Genesis—Chapte 14 ; . | : iolasses and 1 uart} . - ve englution : 36 |] Mier of riolasses and 1 quart | cent formalin nolution, O3t svn CINDERS—By BILL CONSELMAN be tng = " * 2 © + RO ye Ce tee! et ae. , e . See ere mixture IS “OOK eG I . : cggpestadtey Pe test Ked) Gries and becomes as WMT) ? tnre;: = | . ‘ intil it nre id } ar] ish and may be Spoon. — ——— — 7 saneitits a ” s TT S a : : + ; ~ ———— - -- —— ik SO + ; eT YOU it}, ARID | IAN BEND OVER TH PARI? CORP | ee ee i} Ree I ee ae i ie PR tunic VUE Gor JUST Jt yp THEY NEEDED SOMEONE FOR ° 4 =} AGED MOTHER.—You can only MRS. T. S. P.—If your husband = PiIcCTORE ME ANYWHERE 7 THE PLACE FOR GROUND AND LOFTY 29 Delmar Av. va a] anoint SsOoTNeuty who resides in| works or has any property h ea ; . , BUT \K) TRAE S\0E “SHOW? + . } % ; : ¢ WOU ! é KITCHEMIASG — AWD THE : P} Missouri as executor of your will. “te made _to 7 the | ‘OS. f the — BOT WOULDN'T iv : a wie Si a ote er 4 1B OWT MISS ; s "o advise you t ‘rit divorce, inciuding the 3 Th? ee ; Z ita. % - ieee lyr Re in ‘age ae syei fee. You should consult a law- Ag BE MARYELFUL a \, XD pag - F irty is located an k | yer. | # him ts look after your interests. | DAILY READER. — The _ Ioan ‘company hud no right to strip. | C1ITCiRS pp READER—The corpor: : ; : P. a he iene. ; i + rs “i, is Vou! nse although they may have hs : geen st ckKholder had the right to take possession | Cire. 1 E ways. A . egg? of it You ‘ n sue them for daqdam- Ei pot it Gissolved should con-| © _ se ms aCr . = 3 : a % 'ages for removing the parts trom + T°7 kn > & pat a 1a: s ‘your car. You should consult a . ; R. L. If the docton ses You : iaws er or the Li gal Aid | Ss ire au, Al Gre ce TL, nape» e* . 2 ~~ aw 6 weg ne w he a i ae @-% i te he Pa ei cieaiiie ik Siete a ae tote hae ah Seis ls thee 2 ting teste " is est 0430, 0431, 0432 Pe RE wk vee our Sage We Hee ee ws a € _* > * a + we we Y os I] om PONE PO Ae On ee tun un vow ie a oe ~— ae © = ay ene oe «lit 3 wen Will have a good detense ‘in the Municipal Courts Building . > i ] Mey should report facts to ; | we | CITCUS-OWNINE, CONtTOtSs WMithe St. Louis Medical Society or| H. M.—You will have to pay for ; 2 eBiconsult a lawyer. 'the divorce, unless you can find | | ir iend of everyt tn i Mm TITTLE LADY: — If you! 7°Ur husband and can compel him MS a, Me ona ot ¥ oe r int fr "¢) to pay the costs, including you ye ep your eceipts ior thie fatiwernea Sao \ are ; j ii . A “igh ee oo the agvency iawvyers tee. ou are ent Seas i eer you chi par ee? vever |Support for the child . = & a MOouUaAvL! Sci l, vy r¥CR » : + , ++ é -~your owe ap ‘ tin 8 oo.” sk) repert Che facts to %. v the. Tio iy 4 yyou should | consuit a law yer Li | ing Attorney's office. in ; | ee tt -€ven eC radio Rie t F 4 they file suit. - | nicipai Courts’ Building, ‘our ‘o- ead S$ ga = eet . ‘ me . | ANXIOUS —This woul ile pene | reéenth and etree : ‘ » } >> = IZ ’ *, 3 set itself SS oa 3 , ni , + . “¥ thre : . ey { r a PCmeitor - y BS i> eae : roe —- ns Pro. } * e bs . Lil ~ re a ain | nn ee > eee ee er oy a ere ‘ete Or a see the ti ag ee ty mee oo : ; ; 5 * bey Ni / upon ine Circumst nce: 4- i - ga, Ge ‘ f 7. us Ss SOI. ; } | > 44 rs? " — 4 {'e/4e85 * ;VSs he > ; ther TQ ‘ i ~ “ LY RE ip Sipe ty: :dgh™ de tithe. sees t. ymained in possessi: proper. MEDICAL QUESTIONS WIE Ww iL & Health and sanitation questions of public interest only will be con- Mae idered. Diagnosis or treatment of individual cases will not be given. tye «€6CSUSIR). 6OK.—Excessive nervous-| FRANK W. S.—Apply the fol- Supaness May be the cause of many lowing ointment to your’skin. to “awl troubles, such as h loss: remedy the blackheads: Mix @i har and cramps ‘in the hands. ‘achm precipitated sulphur : EWe alvise you to have a physical; 1 ounce ‘ose ater intm , | . — | a Tt 4-4-6 5 3 PY, ag ‘ ao Zz EB - examiiation ast as soon 9s pos- i as - ‘2 in ; ety : ve | « # = ee sa a UR HEROINES WHO ARE SOMEWHEIE Ma a. ms : widently|then rub the ointment into. the | [eee WELZ T Ay Spy & ON THE. TRAIN BATTLING FOR FOOT SPACE "&". mer ® ——_—~ nad ev etn oe ® ” —re = e > oan tacctane mete ee “ ’ : ve . aes “ > > . , es hast Mpa sdatananel ns a as .. a wt ’ * . >. Pee am . HELPER. —- You are videntl ; + Pe baby “pile — Oe) = eve and should be benefited) SOm. sat night and. ‘the face ajo \/ AND AIR ARE OF TWO OPINIONS, .—f | gest iat “you take one , a: : washed car RUliY at seu mo ast ne : = J : ‘ A = CASH SAYS tio ALL IN "T HE. DAYS Ue ae Everything Contained grair-tablets nf teiagnel -at ; Coarse and enlargegy pores 2 = -7 yt ey WORK LHILE CARRIE THINKS ) | IT'S SO MUCH CANNED Goods ¢ ee ms ad » . 1 gly te he ae ——— ~~ = & aeereetee te ws e >: + em . mae ws oo te vm : ; Ce : - ‘ ‘ . . 2 2 ee 1h gy rine} ~> lle«, in ONE Cabinet m itime For the corre ae ae ae Se gh pal ponamty é ; . ino #8 gagigestion and constipation and re- uery of urination auer: quire internal as well as external treatment. Sipping a glass of hot wate. water before eating and drinking plenty of cold water between Dead erese of Mmetto in a i . & T rr i £0 et HEEFUL.—There is no medi-| meals, a little at a time, will help. y as us m co n eueect]® surgical aid for such cases.| It takes a long time to cure en- 7 e 3 4 Onlyby living a normal, regular! larged pores. The use of a com-/! | our ElectricLight MMi. vopping the bad Mabie and | plexion ‘brush and. pure. ‘castile mepttgeting to worry will correct| soap will in time change the tex- @ ithe ondition. ‘ture of the skin. | Simply snap one little —— 7 > a LNA Sd Wht /t are area : : = = = — cco AER SERN TT TS, SRT RONEN, Nene ee ememene ———~—ranenarened = ’ Wi switch “ON” when you want to . ie listen in; ““OFF’’ when you are fin- ? -eled frames, and sometimes a ished. 4 4 . * Marriage Licenses looped fringe of seed pearls. The! old-fashioned bead bag drawn to-| Operates Any : ' 4 Births Recorded | | gether with a nord - — favor. : Make of Set Burial ip ermits |’ Steamship Movements. : By the Associated Press. of a finish there are narrow jew- | Wey 1 Dome Oe s eimient Ahell teadaeeee Philco Socket Powers will supply 7 Kontend i, | perfect radio power for any make or any a At Belleville. : ae ae Se . pea tena kind of radio set, whether home-built or @emorse Geisel—Anna Zapp. Beaucoup. San Juan, Feb. 26, Columbus | — : manufact ured. : otent one ane Via« Hi 1) Se hoe : li from New York. j gine ‘ “auikner-——Mrs. .uth 1c- , . Ras “iad -apeereeaia "to “e] 25 asse, New Here below are listed a few of ary, Farm ud a Vico, Feb. 25, De Grass | i : ; York for Havre. the many well-known makes of radio sets ae wee STARR. iy akls faples, Feb. 26 Doric New that operate and give wonderfully clear Pn aga crgettne tema iia °navor , nd A. Morgan, wviGA N. Soth. New York. JC RE Crosley Music Master ma. R. and F ae ginger BT th Cristobal, Feb. >», Lafayette, | GRADES HAVE BEEN : dhe ; 7? . i . ; J . : e Loo Ne Ww , 3 ork ; at} Ss A l ~ ] for K l ngs x i GOING OP SINCE o - - BP a ss ad ee a - - - ig ee nae a. oj a lee eee - Ree aot Sng erte 1 oe “TET IRMA TAKE WN NEWEST Hl OUT, DORA TAE WATER |i) TLL ENTERTAIN ROWORTER' Ts eal eee SO SHIDO NN HOMEWORK JIS OST BRwaIw| OLB |! 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Ne wi Special Phileo models are also built to exactly fit ae te pImersoi. . ins: ie Victrola-Radiola, Brunawick-Radiola, Radi- Oa 28 and Atwater Kent-Pooley Radio Cabinets. o ee % * - itor & Lvanger- | Missouri Road Conditions. @4.B. and g d. 445 Antelope | : p 5 i . . an J erie hldsy , rman. i a | JOSEPH Cloudy: roada a 3 ° . j nes, Ms | pe avi iv . , ROOG JOPLIN nn ing readaas rood ¥ GC. ; ' 8 2037 diiy | 1 gn ee ae ee ee cael e eens Slely Manchester, JEFFERSON CITY Clear m:- @nd A. Eberhardt. ) - | 3 Smee and M. Friedenberg. S402 _ ees Nae LTEIUAUSSDSU UDINE yf omy; D. and M. Lowry. Att i len, COLUMBIA~Clondy: nds good oe SiR ys. 7 > ¢ Oem. and R. Helfman, 4310 Page. : 7: pak. Ip ae : ; Special Offer oe F. and L. Armstrong. Weilston MOBERILY {lioudy: ds go00 . ry >* : x \ . . $4) ee a Che > ss m a * . / ~ +4 a E. Mi (thew 07 es ere. SEDALIA aay: att ihe = | \ | Coupon BA. i. : M. Tockman, 2228 Mullanvhy. | good , @ee. P. and M. Curtis, 2512A N | Market. E c. 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