St. Louis Post-Dispatch
March 3, 1927

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o4 5 4 = MS eee bs . ig i ss hoe es Pn i r = he is 2 a cee oi a ‘ “tr fe. ; y Se ae to ae. ue eae: at S36 # es “yh tes “ ey 5 ‘ tad a COMIC PAGR : Sood a ron Oreo ‘ | oP i . @ One, One—One, One | = : WEDNESDAY, By cll Main —Ask for Betty MARCH 2. 1927, ae ee ee a Read in FAR MORE 8¢. Louis e . ie Post Diary OTHER Newspaper. Daily and Sunday “Flomes Tha pa The Only Evening Newspaper in St. Lowis Withthe Associated Press News Service “s — _ a a = = —_- — = — — —aen as - - > eweoupee—e — - — _ -_ owe oe —— eee — , : - ~ S oetlleaeeeeaedlieemeemeneetaenen ~ ~ . — — —— on — a ~ we . . _ - — ~—— Ie Oe ea ~ ~ . nani - npemnnanl = WeRST THE ‘CANBLE - -MARERS bn, but from the death penal-| Sa mo wu | Evyewash Mistaken for SStINOGL 2... ncethwent carmen al Meyer | only’ 20% gate od the present ses- ee OM BY In first-degree murder cONnVIC- | 9° «8 a n : | : ag Water in Hospital in and Olive street roads, subject to a | sion of Congress remaining, the WAS A GREAT BDEPRESSIO4A) the jury decides between Official forecast ; “a. $5000 mortgage, and was worth or 1c ure QO ena e *s Senate at 3:30 today was in the grip ESS WHO iT WAS BD :; , ) in Chicago. | (s— 5 imprisonment and capita: pun- " j $75,000 over and above his obliga of the most desperate and uncom 4 mp! ronniedne ait LCapitadr Re 1s NO for “=f. Louis and ; : eiv.V J r and al Ais ‘ | ee WOMAA) CvER PUT Bement. A verdict by tonight is |pgEspECTER vicinity: Fair to tions. promising filibuster in years. Bit- . TY CAAIBLES Ga) HER. a me OF LANDMARKS | night pi ieee. the \ssociated Press oo The f fa ts were according to EDGE CITY DERE Great Endurance Test terly deadlocked, it staggered help fa attorneys said. They quoted qudge get instructions on the meaning of| Louis Rose, a professional bonds. CAST INTO DISCARD aia John C. Knox as Saving he would ‘overt dutiet in the indictment. ’ , : t fter- i. 2 iT + he ex ' i EES _— — investigati ie As told In thie ag .} lIspati ; ‘ ) ryvir yy rt] i i I I : 4 ene " * - , “ ze 1K - min the rob’? = only be ae yesterday led to an !? Stigatior atielntan at taken on hondeman | was eatimated at from $750,000 to! bedraggled morning after’’ con- Getting the floor at 2 p. m., Sen- a pmo of Illinois, elected last ' ric ST Siata m +4 Ce iy tre re . orrny Pst a . : a emen? that on * a isi i* A at ‘ Cs if : y T oe wigs . ' ended | agre men ‘ i Ss ge er Se Pee yes mee $1) | dition. Pape rs and books were ator Borah said that. in his opin- sovembpe ) r tT) f MO, i gg ; TT} } ’ MOrtic i ‘J ifn il . ; . ? rrr at miat na 4 cena) f f pOTC 7 ’ ' 7 . in ’ ne : ’ » Le } . ‘ L ; Pennsy vanian Leads Figh oe aig : Om | : Al ‘ Aaa; ;, uO SO } . itat TN) ; ‘ r tr A r 0) eins . lis ss 5 , cid) Si) Li | a*/ ad 7! Piya i ‘ , Iundge lores ‘ at +3 or } , — ; ; + oil ¢ an Ai 7 , ' wiring in (j¢ SKS. the floor WW as litte red with olution, even if it were defeated, The filibuster was led by Sen - fas intended 1 udicate that Bir- W ; siete eo : _— iinet ' = , Le ; ; . - in : ° , SNO ANB COLD GRIPS piame. gated by the State grand jury. Th: the timekeeper’s office of Pier K.. ' Its of torn paper. Senators would find they had labored in ator David A. Reed (Rep.) of gham shot Scnou y> — f +? , " irie-SS { 4 The => a °3 , . al ' f se 0 e mid | ) : ' lo i wearily in their chairs or Borah cited the Supreme F " “Ee ‘ “ r I> ASE . r¢ quest made last Nove Woe k?T. } tie f ames aes ro ery i at pier ungee 1“ vain. Tr ? + . Dp > . a . | eiraiagham, whom Yeager says SIX SOUTHERN STATES olution, some doubt was expressed , — wees 8 Be ; stretched themselves out full’ Court opinion in the Mal Daugh- Pennsylvania, accepted % the Ben ] ’ tk teil re 6 exis ae tn the Morgar me supposed =at the time to bi ae hat it would prove fatal in one ie eee en oe ean a covemnen | {bread four blocks to ty destroved | length on the lounges in the rear| erty case, which held that the Sen-| Ste as the spokesman of Secretary oo Om see as = = a erate ie we = Wis ternal dose, but the doctors” said pe penn cine wte :. at % fie | a saeapct cae ; : sae ats - 15 | of the room. Whiffs oF smoke ste isa continuing body. The Reed prt pardon ome oe aa desu ne aE ye a aie 79 eather reached Florida today. {it could cause death in the case Of/+1. case on its own initiative. 3id- !1, ded freicht cars: and three|“==* ™ from the cloak rooms. committee, he contended, had the “8 : “4 aoa oe se ureer OF SCRO and ‘ rien 4 ‘ the | infints By upsetting the ratio of | ..... ¢, led to co-operate ae 1 Pier K teed of Missouri, his features right to go ahead and complete its publicans and one Democrat, Cole ® death penalty also’ wi be | Five oth: reas ae De ore ninimemes at Pega atikali in the tide, thie g a _ . d rain. but much less, €xX- ~.9 i “9 | r08e In § aipadle bit of tr ry » = F ce “ng : , sgl 2 hh tes- se hog a Pan 0 : ; et tinge gr 5:2 Sha ot m _ aa oA ra pe as 7 Bt vers and Genealogists in | and their cohorts stuck 1 out, and peel. East St. reg He Mdn’t ! PORTRAIT BY RAPHAEL SOLD en ths’ absenc: Miss Cuff saia| Were forfei ited against him in Cir-| °° HI seociat March 3 Twenty- | Regain ye sence unwilling ae ime who he w 96 T ae ag Sa BALTIMORE MAN FOR $250 HOO Me found no Grinkins water ia th cuit Court, he transferred all his five estates: declared to have a to- : | seas edad peda tay Pager ir nd responsible ‘f« ei ae fol) a ae aia ' paces saspeel the Get erent in order to escape paying . | valine of $5.500.000.000 and | | + af “ | a a a e pending me. MaNesdsy acenine hag 7 ak. a... See Epstein, Who Also Bought ; eee sill contained the drinking sig eager | serving aS a perpetual source of For Six Months He Will Live at » Saee eS Parry-Thomas, NOt ee cumiat met ee ee : - ee ' Rats sae ; A " tree ar ; wae hen Judge ‘rey read of this ae het — Sa os » oe hh} “4s ee ; or ee oe aed bi) eee CANT supply. pabies were made i /2000N he again asked that Rose |Tewnve, fof lawyers and Keneat-| No. 15 Dupont Circle—White | British Driver, Almost Be- |important could have, been voted a Um ggg apart Dispate! oy lwhile two apparently suffered no| P® indicted for falsely swearing to|ed by the Chicago Better Business House to Be Repaired. headed in Accident. Peele n: on: San wepeaees gel a a: ‘Ww YORK. March 3.—Jacob| © npomaR tO ee | an affidavit. He sent Sidener| Bureau, says Flint Grinnell, chief i os ee | Secteetinen™ imme ee Pre Ska © eein + woe cet ee noel # | : ee ee na oo See | | com promise they were told that © take Tilly Nomen eggs Weeks Ao Dought Van Dsck's 4l-/ my wagqury pany eupseppen of the case and offered to appear ” An officer of @ Chicago bank) Br ine Associated Prem. | | py the Associated Pros ae how of oan ae Minghe - OPN : — ’ — legorical ataieiaal “Rinaldo and as a witness age nst the bondsman. h «= heen linked with a number of | WASHINGTON, March 3s.-— e' PENDINE, Wales. March 3.—4J. , a “ : 0 a — an eae hom and ‘ 4 ea - ei Armida, alse ee AS ATLANTIC STORM RAGES ee Peneree four ) nfom'’’ estate transactions, ac- | home address of Pres: sidertt and G. Parry-Thomas, famous British meg AM 80s gel Same econ ; nu 2 Neid 2 oun on : ‘hich is said t Late cost ionths and hae take “, 8 7 : ' 4 . : . : , ' a Bo Bill; Cae he - ~ Raphael w a h is said to have co : | : bs a rod Has taken no action nic nat Segpama gee ean fo: Mrs. aeneee is now 15 en [aes racer, was killed this after-|+no+ there would be a vote on il tS m in his Chrvsler car. gered Sct ae ee purchase of th | Other Historic Spots ae Fee] Til | A. D. Grant. foreman of the last haben allies age seench PE Bae: ep A 9 Circle and will continue so for the!,oon in an attempt to set another! resolution. or there would be po im Him He Was Shelton. Raphael was announced yesterday ETiects Of — a grand jury, questioned I. Joel Wil- | cigteg ‘in ny arketing them on a/ mext six months speed record. vate 90: SEIS. iW that he had two revol.| by the galleries who negotiated th: menvy (ane. son, first assistant to Sidener, about! -ommission basis. and dupes who The President has moved from| type tragedy occurred on the sea- important Bills Held Tp. , PTs, and } ESA ine Pin Hetivom hae BOO 1 ade tit. s saociated Press | ves Pace “pnd in the eae aaee _ Wilson have purchased then the White House to make way for | snore. while Parry-Thomas was Among the most importa:t a 3S ea aii is a portrait of Emiiia Pia dé annal BOSTON, March .,; — eg _— Shia pe ee kille d ny tiarry K. . ; co ‘. S ws 7 : ®, id i a ¥v) : a j ne eo} onies. “A no.e tn a4 Tl ps ,# we ) he kd Te. 45 nite, At nilec ‘ ; 7 ‘. ‘ e ‘ 4 , = ne oe iSHé FURS Too- : nie te ee ee Who I am? I'm | Jerusalem nse aes ve) PI ome it} was among the hard- 15 ER CENT WAGE INCREASE Thaw, is ten blocks from the White jand officials Who Bed Seem cleen ings bil, hich includes $25 ME oe * my She ‘or . ' YmouLn “as i JliZg£ re} bh a ‘ ) _— > > : ri nickel- t rote ha ad «} reo line . : 5 ont coy +h ‘ ‘ai " ‘+ he rt . la tte f (“hice C ; tS a ieke Dar ny’ SHE : ited revolver. p streets. changed shore lines and did RAIL ENGINEERS T0 SFFK sisted tha ail detdiis must , merk Elinor Patterson 0 - rest? | The wreckage burst into flames! ty seized during the war. } ; ee : 4 Cadillac ear ns = SOLOMON'S POOLS REFILLE scattering damage among the sum-|} shrouded in mystery and that the The house, designed by Stanford : The . ~ ‘ > 4 t : " > a % na € . | He and that’s one of ter Supply After Many Centuries. ‘it. Plymouth Rock, by which | By | tine HOUSE PASSES QUOTA BILL tincsc. ana it wit be necessary for 196 the time of the tests rushed) 000.090 for the purchase of land | seh H-M DaDorY -— "Set Sane's cars Thev’re d Press est hit. Plymouth Kock, by Ci | By the Associated Freap ee | this dis. t© the spot and found the driver's in Washington and $196,000.6606 ; e ‘ es SA Aig Ss (en,.i 3 i i) ‘vy r Ry the A S80 ated ‘ : . rj — i om oom b¢ ; 7 “rie | ; ~ ’ r ce} sy : . : ¢ hs Pres ee ‘de 4 to travel ri ‘- q | i } r€ nag Line => -_ mi LUION sry ine. TE RUSALEM. Marci -Solo- thie Pilgrim Fathers obtained € : / CLEVELANI Mare! » De - It Make« ~ le Ww’ h 4 ie W's many |show place of the town Roads | engineers in the United States and WASHINGTON March 2 Hus- munes ¢ | ‘ he severed from the body | public bulldings. tn purtuiiance . nad Af Ca ic y} °: r tie iT’si 3 as Ai Wing . . * « . * — : ” soe FT} 3 7} 12 a... nT if ti " ' . ' ' . ” ~ meer, but the } * paar beadibe - to Manom et were impassable to au-/Canada with the exception of the pands of American citizens and un-! been deemed adie ty r He was using a 400-horsepower ofthe bullding program adopted ; “) 8810 ne hadnt ce iries yesteraay. - : . oo -4 wart?) . | in floo Ww (mien aireacy are , «hale - e 2 Then } at dn the | rest “a 4 “repaired by the | tomobiles and the Coast Guard re-| Southwestern division vill Dv \> married children between the ages | UPPET 10 5 vs y stages of the car with a i2-cylinder engine. | last May. ‘ bias - , po } . i ‘ry i* : iC uy W “Te re vs | Ce . Lak se ‘ } ‘ —" : 6 ei : ‘ a ait ; ‘4 Se +} . r) elimina! Kia /~ . | ; ° ¢ © . P ; hier's “age and «x a me pana dcp caine d will be ported that the bluffs there had/served on the railroads Saturday of 18 and 23 years would be admit-)? ae ) Jt appears that when the wheel] | The Norris resolution for in- rane i ' () ] ‘slestine fsovern i ail af : as : ce 2 er lh oem , 3 wv? , a's ' _— ey} Y . we eet that fellow in the ce j i in ancient days of been eaten away to a depth of! by general chairmen of the Broth- ited to the United States in €«xces sit ; few household effects cameoff the car turned a complete vestigation of the sale of Fed- > oS > PY : ili weacns ic iIsei as ai in cS = } ¢ ? ’ at. f he is . . ue "mMocrinas + * re bdeu ita O48 ame , 1ecs 0 Prusa 7 : , ’ 4 ; tn £ > Jigs ‘ . yon eo ‘4 ‘ne vAreie erate tat . ; : l lik, that t ain't mv game.’ for th. I +? Do ‘ls contain 46.- lune spray. we ll into the town ofi notice has already been served in arnmendments ? era ‘ containing persona! almost decapitating him. When the Senate Foreign Relations : a ae Genes ulation. ie — : ivision _— aaure al rould exempt! several trunks conmvainm: es ; , ‘He CTOve to home-brew joint neg i] 4 pud festival Plt mouth. the Southeastern division rhe measure asso WouLd a 7 * gs were tr: neferred rescuers reached the blazing rmae.- Committee the right to sit dug- . . : ‘ lea . J' if . f ‘ ns. - 1b Li , . . ° . . rn . ral - +! ? « . . . > | 1Of} qie y ~ “! We both had some drinks 7] ge ae Se my > } occ lied was held 4t Nantasket Beach the storm Ninety thousand men would be from quota status any person born Mf . C ion with a force of chine they had to break the driv- ing the recess ; .* t an j onor oO} Tne a © - atti . ‘a ' - . “« gy . 5 > , - ’ > e+ os > . "+ 4 ~t I +7 ? ad “el ~ ‘ rs OOLit % r ¥ : . ; x 7~> ht we wey roing back to the t unicipality of Jerusaien flooded streets and damaged cot- affected by the proposed increase. in the United States or its ae ervantsa. moved into her new ers leg before his body could be A conference report on a pre- . os i? re | . : . 1e tY) Ul! f « rat : ¢ oe s oo 1.8. tT) ‘ ss zs EB Sid But he went to 2a « ee ~ : ese seat r Lerd Stoner tages. The same tales were told | It was said th: Brotherhood tories and would abolish prete home early yesterday afternoon. pulied out of the wreckage posed revision of the postal P eat ca ' 7 > ie i { orm miss ne} pan ccna ad — " g oO — = . | ' = ’ ‘ — * > 7? « rei wet? “tant c: it} any me . ° es ’ on . ' dk Kings _ fee" aan. igt - ilies we gatherin g. urged 9 }] aAioOng the coast as far as } would support ils der nand hy a ence Fiven a#z«ricuit iTis. at er The President waited enti after Parry-Thomas made 172 rniles rates. bon " ' ae T? acres bs ‘ = . “~ . , n : o : = . . ‘ew . a oe ri: , oa? 1 ort 4.2) ‘ _ — : et (8wedish-Americx: Hall) : a ss should n pe placed | Hampton Beach, N, H., where sev- claim that changed conditions in- | country where as Many as 6" } fice hours to motor to the house an hour from 4 flying start over a. The resolution of Walsh of _ 3 4 ‘ ; ee , re ia ne ‘* «. ,¢ 10 ‘ ,?¢ , ae as : ae _— “ . a joe ~ ~ “ ai ¢ 4% a _ skin » Gt bass i tT *o Ott} ‘go r) ‘ : . . » : | ‘Wales Would : tf BON. more ha —_ nf tt} in? i; Sale T1100 era! ollages were sa id to be en- vols ing long. ; —— wage ama 2455 nine i ee St aa lati os of for dinne r Ac com panied by tob mile court on the Pendine Sands Montana for inv ; tigation of ees » ' a3 ' r} tne ; f ay id ‘i ‘ vest ; i = . ‘ . e% . . +a Sts > ww e e ei : >t aatas is ’ Ee NO eee ee 2 We wen: ind he shool : : : iy system should be inp- | GAT gered by the undermining wa- i 3 uns have brought more responsi | tne lL nited ates ere F Roy the White House collie. last April. j- P : ———— ' ia: Ts rey SF ters blity to the engineers. citizens. vs ned os “=e otome § on Page 5. Celnwmn 23. stalled. ’ : a’ f : wes

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PRE EE I eg Fae ow Ne te . DUIS POST-DISAUTCH. te Deadlocked by G. 0. P. Filibuster Against Slush Investigatic - Items Endangered by Filibuster a = In $97,716,753 Deficiency Bill = ' yortbigter. sz Vs } - wer OS STEm ent a os mor gee en 5 ys Reston b Sg TERRE ey sa ae & « Sesok? Che

said r Mmetrlaing 2 bLiGLM BS: soon DvD > the upper part Las be *n - re. io ; foncerts in Scottish Hite concerts. men ps wt bE . : ers et on ri el CDEWELITWE SD INES ee -- Bb tye. os ee ) a Paipeh - 177i" ig S20Tie ayes rake qi” “tw ® ond (ee *~ a 0 tae ae errr “ar hoot én Danger 7 ry appara- a general aiarm, suilding * perarily tl 13th s *yr> t er “tre Jia ov “er — weet gs ad h 4. regart a Teer Lagzat* op the comcition ef Legisieatirr re the guther of « for a constitutions! armenérnerr thix semmier ‘.** 3 remnant pentin«e the decisions br the Gen-i paseed the Senate thre« ena? Marre teeing eS DIDNT OIE YONI Y DEVE SIG YS * ad rar Up pes cry jew * Cle? TIED MaeiteskT 26 & Orie ever seen aE an OPP TUIF Det to te rere —_ es ~~. _ BR : - Impact crs PS louse oy Peacuck Short PEACOCK) EIGHT-O-EIGHT OLIVE IIL. SU we CARR BLARASLARLIO ARSE AR CLEAR RPE FAAS LAP ARL LAA BLABY Amernce's Bext Keown Shoes Mews 66. $6 & ST? Woemers 85 4 BE iv. COTO z s 7 ani - ks oil the The smart Russsz Oxtord shown & wh SS a 5 stried tor reghz nou, Ge Phines To re YOu comic street uw’ re Ey _ \ | bur th . & Dow USLRS Shoe. x rs @ Drougs value at $7.00. . = out = t 8 Te .§ ants, ve B® on the freight elevator, carry- Sut pa "' @hd Salvage Corps men cev- @ the Sy i Pieneas ‘Olsa nds of M4 jotnins streets. At the building. hurch was out of flames. but the school | at one time in danger, | @ were removed from floor windows, from had been playing howe | r lines were blockaded, automobiles ‘tators who packed the re able to make a few pers and lighter furni- mpheony library and sev-]

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MARCH. 3, cee FHURSDAY | EVENING, SS ae ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH merece PAC ROOMING HOUSE SUIT HALTED: BY WOMAN'S FALL IN HOME ~WNDRE WHO CITED. + 41 ' of 300 Buildings Still “ FINDS HIDDEN PISTOL EDITOR IMPEACHED ~=s=-s=sssi""—emam_on Olive Street trip AND KILLS HERSELF oe 1997 INGTOREPLACE gRNED ODEON BY of WALLER BUILDING Ge fictens | 7 Was be aten, ; 4 — a © ; 2 4 ieininsonivinanmiia ; ‘ Restore u're acting ike g guowent Expects to Renore eniidren,”’ stormed | m ian. ey solutiog .f Auditorium Da ag y | Water, in Time for Use. and it will not p SI. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH lieaden: Beauty t to Wed American + ee oe stigation | ee ge a hee ee eee Hi, rub- y and F serene anda at pantie: - -— } suns ee tie og PAB aah | Mrs. | ary Jane Whiting and her | City Obtaining Waivers From Owners and. | daughter, Mrs. M. J. Walter, for vi- | ‘Mrs. Bessie Amman Recovers ‘olating the injunction against keep- | ; “ BY IND) ling roomers at their home, 4487 Will Proceed With Removal—Work on | Westminster place, oe ; It After Daughter-in-Law WES COMMER ECS | Had Disarmed Her. today by Circuit’ Judge Raceyrngy aoe Repaving Likely by June :; Thursday. when it was learned Four-Year Fight Between Mrs. Whiting was injured in a fall down the stairs in her home yes- | G. R. Dale, Muncie Pub- teraay. R | Mrs. Whiting was . fined $100 by lisher, and Judge C. W. Judge Ittner last July 31 for vio- Dearth Reaches Climax. immed his story the Negro voter Reed of meved to ‘and take The of the wrongs in Te Xag, ’ Penns} lvania lay aside the up the urgent at. at $; r, Goff mani- sposed, d pre- e floor roorn. gain Stewart ory 15 is hear motion Using a pistol which had been Miss | taken from her a few minutes be- fore by a daughter-in-law, folliow- ing a threat to kill herself, Mrs. Bessie Amman, 38 years old, ended her Hfe in her apartment at 6852 Page boulevard at 6:30 p. m. yes- 'terday. “T think of little Pines * ] @Tiy you're a month by a florist, is etill fadaracco § tiast 30-day notice to for $125 Teresa Badaracco, occupied. Miss week was given a move, Amendment of the original pav-| All but 41 of about 300 buildings | which occupied the 40-foot strip on the south side of Olive street, being taken for the widening be- tween Twelfth boulevard and | ,|Channing avenue, have been _re- the city isvivan eannot You may as pasa, well realize that,” Too Late, Says Swanson, ‘lation of the injunction brought by ‘Richard McCulloch, former presi- week Senator from made generous ny Missoy an offer herke man could have out Swanson (Dem) “He gave voy Chance | bills. Yoy turned NOW You want a Chance. you, sir, that repent. too late in your Case, : “re going to vote on this reso)]y.: tion, or we're not going to vote on. tly Stewart back. e back, ‘ \ @ take | in- AS a burst irginia. pass all these it down. | Let 17 me tei carne anything.” At 10 a. m. the the is face there sleep eanor anhe’* fferson im: a lay ing 0 rear of chamber in galleries divan full vie of Tom Heflin, in full vest, frock coat and ali. A pace, epired by another ver him a a snators,ored velvet rob peered satin. The cham dad hills chuckled until ones of glinted ‘taries removed it. Capito! The the able none but regalia- eyeglass oby White ribbon lously jn, senator, Spread = ardinal Col. lined with white her and S@cCTre. € sub- eniently °% roared the Army Was calle Senate* lounges night of 75 Khaki blankets hand from now until adjournanent at noon tomorrow. The _ request} was made by the Senate sergeant. -d on to m aka more comfor. sleepers. A supply Will be op reading ) for ; and | pletely adjourn- LOSS FIRE PUT AT $400,000, . — BY YESTERDAY’S ae Raheny Con- certs of Season Will Be Given in Scottish Rite Cathedral. e (Odeon and lecture the restoration of th ver for use as a concert fali is planned by hall next »}] ine owner, Henri following Chouteau, the fire which yesterday afternoon {| wrecked the five-story Odeon of- see building with a loss estimated at $300,000 on the structure $100,000 or more +o the contents The theater, Which for a quarter has been the of a century ehief music auditor:um, stands be- Thea- ! and ; city’s | ll Dale, /and ’ ms : ‘ , the Delaware County Circuit Court, _ has the Associated Press. INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., Br March 3:- A four-year fight between George R. Muncie newspaper publisher, Judge Clarence W. Dearth’ of reached a .climax in the im- peachment of the Judge on charges eded his judicial au- prosecution of the that he exces thority in the | editor. The impeachment was voted lati yesterday by the House of Repre- .| sentatives. the action being the first Seen : See SAREE hae Dts Lea ee ' of | present the tomatically will be suspended 'the bench. since 18393, the its kind in Indiana the first under (fong@itution. managers will be House to prosecute Dearth -before the Senate. presentation of the articles neachment, probably today, and named by Judge LU'pon of im- he au- from Six to Heturn. action would indictment Editor Preparing Confident th&tt no taken on a contempt being itinuance ling’s | been 'was said she Thomas IL, State's | dent of the United who dives at 4394 place. Following the appealed, it is transferred the daughter, who roomers. fer Westminster fine, property her continued to to cone Mrs. Whit- spine thought to have fractured, but at her home it was suffering from in- injuries attorney obtained the when he said Was ternal] MAIL GARRIER, 39 YEARS ON ONE ROUTE, RETIRES AT 65 Bray. 42 Years in Serv- Goes Over Beat With His Successor. Thomas L. Bray, who tired and pensioned Tuesday 42 years letter carrier, peared as usual yeste morning at the Lafayette stati 3209 Lafayette his old route He had for 39 etirement carriers ice, Was fYre- aiter as a ap- rday Postoffice avenue, with Oli ion. and tramped successor. same that vears and ac- reluctant- been route cepted his gO ly that his t fellow expect Railways Co., | moved, which is] alleged she | % tof the 41 KeCD | city to raze (ers have inotice gi | to | Bobbitt i vlete the | third, his “Most Extravagant by complete wrecking demolition of portions on the strip. The Comptroller's office taining waivers from the structures to permit the them, since these own- failed to comply with the all 300 on May 22 last strip. or ven clear the Associate ‘‘omptroller Cunning- ham has contracted with J. W of 2815 Chestnut boulevard the wrecking. This will cost and property owners noth ing. as Bobbitt will reimbursed through salvage of wreckage Bobbitt estimated he coImn- work in 6” days. of the buildings on strip. in the block between teenth and Fourteenth are owned by the city, having been ac- quired as part of the site of Me- morial Plaza Two of these are being wrecked by the city, and Which has been to do 1e Clty be the could the Thir- streets, Three Woman in Country” infringing | is ob-| owners | | Come ' Started basements the | rented from | ing ordinance to eliminate the plan for a detached central strip for the Car tracks has made necessary 2 new hearing on the paving by Board of Public Service. This is set for March 29. It April )9 before the be returned to th men, provided th ure seen The ordinance are Aldermen will sessions at that time, because the annual budget bill, choose thr y can bill in three that it could June 1 chief paving said the this After tne deiaya., he holding daily of and if they the Olive street secutive days, effective W. W. Horner frineer for the could be completed by July 1. the ordinances tiles will have to be their obstructions. Hiorner expressed hope that the filling of im the 40-foot strip sufficiently settled by hold the pavement ROBBERY WARRANT ONLY FOR YOUTH WHO SHOR DETECTIVE puss cConu- sO be- by en city, passage public utili- notified to of re- move would be Ssunmimer to the | | Pine ‘ill be about ' bev ages pte ,a nervous disorder for the last four Board of Alder- | no unfor- | = contemplated suicide came shortly ’ Leona paving | year if | pag inight wife of John B. president of the Mrs. Amman, Amman Sr. vice Praun-Doyle-Amman Tire Co., 1702, street, had been under care’ of a physician for melancholia and months The first intimation that she m., when she called to her daughter-in-law, Mrs, Leona Amman. In an adjoining room, “I’m going to shoot myself.” Mrs. Amman rushed into the room, wrested the pistol from her mother-in-law and then attempted to dissuade her. Believing she had succeeded she hid the weapon and the room. A few minutes ‘later she heard a shot and, return- ing the room, found Mrs. Am- man lying on the floor with a bul- let wound in the right temple. The pistol was lying near by. FOUR INJURED IN AUTOMOBILE COLLISION AT STREET CORNER Ene ee ee Four persons were injured last when an automobile driven hy Milton Napier, an attorney, 4514 after 6 [. to 8:15. -arms, who reported a shortags $15 pro. | of gee for “agen Senators = hg ! _stayec irou the sessio: ‘ and the : lig ae i night. * bed War Relics of 1692 Dredged Up. brought at the Associated Press | "HERBOU RG, ‘Yrance, of Penn- | 3.—Naval armam: nous con- | Of Louis XIV ar: heing brought the Sen-;up by dredgers aring the En. place the! Gas ! has been directing publishing of his weekly newspaper by telephone. Dale had attacked in his paper lieged lax law enforcement in Iuncie. Dale’s paper ‘Muncie to Portland to escape urisdiction of Judge: Dearth’s harles Pickering and Superintend- : uses of the Board of Ed-| fF § FLYERS AT ASUNCION os | Charles Pickerin warehouses of the ar 0 U. ' LY T A 1} mm Lenmiie ht hre harges ent of Meils F Prange, avenue. if Hiouse WO ig nt ‘gave a and pree- |} against Judge l’earth. accusing hit WAIT FOR LAGGING PLANE ° cannot notice to mark her pass-j tol] fi} rank FE known “the! the his home with a ation on Bell ing. wus widels Collects $25,000 for Twins. inne The fourth and fifti , LONDON, March 3.—John Dum r ; _ a attic sometimes called the sixt! breck married a Miss Luck, took™- adjusters’ report, Dut it 18 Not HS) floor, were under lodge out $25,900 against the gate the purposes, the office eee vanities San Francisco and St. Louis birth of twins and _ collected, t size. | be erected originally Mia- i ne | \-ORhan Charles Atkens took out ims irance story sonie temple. The third Tomorrow. for twins and let it lapse when 4! in- | floors were occupi: daughter arrived. Now he has bee the teachers’ studios Edge re-j come the father of triplets. Prva ows — m Wad the fire occurred thi: Le} of Music used safely. Chouteau ‘ 3 oie ~* ’ , fioors. party al most ravages: woman 7 ; "a1. } ce ' . : hich Nor- him radio set country. provoked p duck” | iy after- otis made | the fili- ' of pape’, of lls appointed a Jury irreg- juries 3 his Dr. G. Alfred Lawrence was heri , third husband. The pair PARKING RESTRICTIONS ON | GRAND BLVD, AIDED FIREMEN \.. Dr. Rann ) City Traffic Engineer Says Absence | Lawrence divorced her ‘of Autos Permitted Speedy and, Peter Morr psig of Hose. u ‘andfath er was ion of park Grand! who owned a ed from where L runs to Eighth avenue in or san Antonio Ship to Rejoin hange insur were m: insu " % . rptatir ane present exper ta tl having husban Mrs. first nus ‘mer en as of second a and gd chiefls and office building Lo! “- ‘ur . second Uurliss. warrants, bond prohibitive ehe declined to cases because re- an reaching | them in again. The de. ce week, Wil be given in U new vard front | f s RE z mee peottish Hite Cathe orlum height of or fine furnishings in- | daily—our long list of is growing. automobile took peop con every having lagge i onservatt ris | interesis, the equandering her ving at the rate of $1000 2» She said “Even $506 a rooney and sent flames to a Dearth feet above despite : iand Proven Remedy. the signature of E, W. Grove. lag: . A . . . : ; ; ; 4 roof. de vesterda’ ror aldivia. |} impeachmen ? . Lllosa, Lillia ])e« ‘+ ] - a, « Contre}, yniecen / Uruguayan Vi issing Poriug uest - tates Flyer Reaches veaneik FIGHTING FOR LiFE, DENIES HE KILLED SCHOU larr - berv, and that (entinued from Page One. ' 20 the audit the COT ? say I the arth’s co": he h fter fire was believed under west of! Even to | ‘ 7 1] eronvweated¢ "40? f nove br ough ? Aas * Y ppea 4 tH pLix : i 11} no sale o been concerts, flames again reg- wall, and the and ter on that side cottish Rite’ The five-story admitted front and a rear wing, with a lower | will seetion between. The roofs of both | taking guests | wings destroved. The Odeon Theater, use of . Fi i? (es ; or) ip : ca fa | cainr to uj i ; m OS. FURNITURE co y Bi . ci imtssions iv ic temporar ly stopped whe the ‘aha left - , po , etreete. broke from the south ect Supre me Cour ful] attack had to structure is » the with ‘wv Casablanca. except resumed. in a! a- + ickets ne 4 emry a ; I’ rege CASABLANCA Morocco. oA Marct : boulevard poo hal! om commit any , he had not latter dispat hy hoat is being sen other rohb- ici L©@ i] i : EVENINGS UNTIL NINE in search radeo known | were , HPurTposs wnen edish-A sTory 47 ; they -hieh Borges c mic 4 - > . rye Tv} yh) he bartender, merican Hall of threnhts anu rani freatment hv the J St cdi til ; ‘ ; . ° hands here . mein i thoug! ealied him hedral is xvas built in the period before World’s Fair, to replacs and 2 osition Music Hall. a larger 1u be announced di torium. on the present Central Li- ‘hildren’s con- Its capacity’ is 2090. at 3 p. m., will Scottish R audi- orde red We } } . {j ve ‘ . , } Qt _ Las Palma: “4 et “Dop’ he hers iful Enough to Inspire the eis es es * 25 °E: ry eneagy im " tyr vcr Birrning back an fore lad them signed at had heen - Wt) + ; harm called » hartende: garding ths ane since Ms depar- | DO ie a ~. a minute ie nad ta MAR AT DE BALIVIERE 5600 WEST ‘ary. site. it has been by the most strumenta!l late Enrico Kreisler, Hoffman. /Rachmaninoff, John Chaliapin and Loulse New York Metropolitan opera companies have appeared: Major Sarment there. as well as the Pavlowa 1nd) Diaghileff ballet organizations. Lisbon I’ntil the auditor's favorable re- today as to the Symphony Society's library, Conductor (Janz and the officers of the Symphony Society were distressed over what they feared would be an irretriev- able loss.’ The library was insured ken ou ° reat- . . ] ? a ' + | , 7.) , f ¢ re: | Ee 2 ° , . tne scene yi i :' , his revolv partender nari at Marina di fF 1sa tails "eb. 20 iz men 7 BR ’- as o his han lp. Three ei a -pmorzges ' t Ly mr . ’ r LOQGRK Oxes in the same ble. — i - $ 4 Be aa — hich started in an up- — | 7 : me hyiidi, » m the rea m1 he office a 3 : } 17 1} 1 ee e plates ordered us to lie on the floor and eine om- threatened to kill He was "pretty drunk then, and when he yesterday i514 me to go and get ‘Billy’ and bring her back there, or he would me, I went and called up the St. Loule police and told Bernie She! wes at Pren- They laughed at and said Bernie was in jail Prentice told me lied therm later, and. got the same reply.” | Tells of Mistreatment. Yeager, in his story, mission of having his re- He denied statements of State’s witnesses as to major. and minor details. one of the latter | being their statement that he and Birntingham argued about who should start the car. He said there | had no plan, before going to of some German w orks, tt Ganz says, were ™ elted purposes during the the most valuable the collection in io. > ) Heldeniehs The nearly 350 1)])8 for which ] for munit war. One of single items in Richard Strauss priced at $500. hoxes contain an average of numbers to the box, a number be- ing a completely orchestrated work for 77 pieces entnw ist $100,000 Loss in Thuener Pianing t. cha issued A 3 termined on danger- hezzliement was East St. Louis against Oliver Kill Kast thei clerk of the Stock Bank nf niISSiINng ional Nationa!) Published monthiy at Washington by the Chamber of Commerce of the Unrted States e four ton St. Louis, beast week ago tice’s. me es. a = a piece Of paper; but a Te- BR Peon pieces ot able signature makes it money FR virnc \. "4 nd so it is with shoes—a SHOR erin. te me Rese cna ring the name “W.L. Douglas” MEP sh the south and trom the|* a ie Cima wean hore than just leather; it is AG n-, °° Beek Churet nen. eee aaa Pisnied é of quality, comfort and value | Bimia,ct the flanes, but the and Prairie in danger, | ave ae ae a $10,000 fine 4 n from TI 1e¢ planing mill fire burned ter | sation: ae ar Oxford shown here is : - e Per floor -ind from hours before it was, got anae areas act «* ‘ ; ” | an . ivdti iM } na VIN Hose i ontrol. A large crowd, many ¥2 ? ‘ 34 styled for right now’, design y | mace ze whom had witnessed the burning pussy give you comfort and, being @ the Odeon Building, nine blocks L. Douglas shoe, it is a genuine Se ead tic cee e at $7.00. : to make a few Nine engine companies, which OUGLAS SHOE Co. aera ert disappeared @ his automobile he Ca Although Dodge's to run about was based on anagoni Lomnis ne ‘culations afé £°0 000. The Lincoln Limited is most appropriately the war one ‘em 4 $3000 The warrant the provisions c ing act, which penalty of five years made no ad- used rnoon was 1 OO i (~deon ‘i oa 2 issued und: r volver f the national bank- ¢)}, Birthday Gifts Youll find it an easy matter to select the proper gift at Bolland’s —and, of course, coming from such a house, the gift always means more. wien provides a maximum in prison 1nd) for embezzling from No trace of Dodvse is disappear- school Lucky street 4 ec Dank 7* . a) . WS, vO since hi Deen OUNnG Engineer Dies Suddenly. Edwards, 63 engineer died today at (‘o.. 11664 hue ockaded., | of 4 4 . { +4 ¢ = ‘la a _ automobiles 7 ‘4 . " - who packed the | At the building, William C years old. a stationary sudden!iy eS Rothschild Rros Washington where he had heen emploved fe) . vears. Death is thought caused by heart idwards e. sided at 421° He sons, Harry. + and William J Edwards of Clayton sv a. — Six Fast Trains Daily to Chicago. at 8:55 AM ‘12:05 PM -3:00 PM -9:00 PM ‘11:45 PM 11:59 PM Tickets and Information, City Ticket Office, 326 North Broadway Telephone Garfield 2520 St. Louis Union Station, Telephone Main 4700 C. & A. Trains Take You to the Convenient New avenue Cows BOLLAND’S Lecust at Tenth Jewelers fer 79 Yeers ter men ja have See cise Re Vi had not been sent to the Odeon fire. responded to a two-alarm Sig- | 3 ¢ , nal at the planing mill immediate- | Retailers Facto Mast. 4 a Mt pa ‘* and lig! furni- ly after the blaze was discovered ‘incipal cities of “4 U oe * = S2ivage Corps eov. in the boiler room at 5:15 p. m. by mL Bea +; , in in ; a = j hee Ymphony library and sey- | the night watchman, Creorge Gib- i = . ° * hs 1 ¢ larm was UGI AS ™ irpauiins At the hone When “4 tnira ai: seta’ ies STORE IN ST. LOUIS a 3 tii } tr nstriyments ; turned in five engine companies ip | f ; om ? ‘ urvived bv three D Olive St.(near 7th St.) a Se orches: and the music for| and one truck were transferred | eles pf . doe | Collinsville Ave. Men's and Boys’ Shemp . “Maining concerts of the sea-i from the Odeon to the planing | che “ s complete line of W. L. Dougtus Shoes for Wom 3 pere re emovea from the stage millL FN SATUPDAY EVENINGS Bence

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: + ais Sy hag ite oat a P Fos: ride i: 7 Sie: Ma at : a Recap as | Ni ye a | PTR 3 mg i ao laa’ Baa) a a os Aa SE Het ie . __ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH. as ClttCtCtCC#OSOS LOUIS POST-DISPATCH._-_ reer ____THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH 3, 1921 .———= AL MONEY (| {nes 7 London Times Says Talk With rheumatiam, constipation, indiges- ~ , tien. forin peisons. It's a vegetable 4 LOANED AT 8% Trym Wott Mr a six ays rd . ~aoReieRT tS] [| quariatratrel| | @4 wished to «nov SIZES 40 TO 56 on ENT 6th A Locust Sts. the U. .. A. Ceveres,” weds cai mainly engaged British newspapé rs London) published the following ona their readers at the present on Feb. 18. The sieegseteeses con- time | on > Such Extreme V p |] seston retered to con wth Sr ie wan cold that tne sone OUR wants readily uc xtreme alues—So =e — Dresses to the Customer! || ¢ China undoubtedly occupied th Geoffrey Dawson. nran aging edit or F tf ; NES f the English newepaper: ... ... ‘het share of the puMie Mtnat ne | lied from o «ORE OOF Ol EEE | supp _ 7 mow covers 21 of the 48 States |, St Lowls Trae Problem. | large and varied stock. At a Price to Set a New , : “Mr Greig tt —— Standard of Value > for St. Louis! Regular $16.50 Values Buxton & Skinner oe Printi nd Stati Cc iil a, euntes ite | \lacauses Gt Gee en rinting a ationery ompany It is now possible to speak from | not unknown in LONGON, al that farmhouse in Kent to one in| discussion was still being waged in {| 306-308 North Fourth Street & ‘ reg npg Bp “ — % , vr cr 5 wt ARYE On Sale for the an Sa (ei First Time Friday | DN, ot Dresses of flat or Canton Crepes and Georgettes; ab- sts ec se Sansa ; ne | | Vore The solutely new and offered ee Re Oe th at less than usual whole- pp anes tes eC gees sale worth! Extreme val- a ve" ues, $11 each. ay sib gran seston ahi eal ee = ns $ ; COLORS INCLUDE: Saari aon aks Ania im « : Athenia Queen Blue ‘om wath Sie | : — | ndt be ~ EO DE ME ee i ee ae 7 o We te AAA Fe Sh Ea ee P) PPE ee thas be! BR i 2 a i Sh al Mother Goose ae ey caren eae iniatinatey qpiemaienaiile Georgette~ | braid-trmmed | Gooseberry Rose Beige snd iain On = ke Stee FlatCrepe George+s Navy and Black Ee ees ~yered by ves | rae ; 4411 oe 411 Iso New Printed Silks! ~ V/ Practical Bags t or Made from a Ri pemet S| = sian calf and a—7 cas | SEs : st ;, both | an Tae| |Cook- Book Recipe 5s UW | styles, both large sat . a ae cgay t] | | > a ee ~ / e : Pouch Fourth and St. Charles a5 : 4 Be eed SOO 7 | Underarm £3? SONS OF SOLDIERS TAKING | es Bac as, aa | Swagger Same Two More Days of Our “S34 EXAMINATIONS FOR WEST POINT Strap-back Pouch Theis Fathers Miai. Lyman and sergt . Bosto n. Serve Pogeth- Semi-Annual Furniture Sale SA Sm or ina Savings of 10% to 50% © ha sme « —“—-. ee eee oN It has that “home-made” taste —— — : sa because it’s made as you would make Egg F Bisifrock- Litton Custom-Built Suites Celie Dendiaall it yourself —here’s a way to prove it Generously Reduced Friday i Saturday DRY-CLEAN ODAY, vou can serve your family EGG FLU FF CAKE vourself from Cake | Upholstered Furniture custom-made in the Prufrock-Litton factory Your Hair Brush real ‘‘cook book’’ cake—without this recipe, :f you care to, and compare should not be confused with the ordinary ready-made kind. When yak baking it. A cake that is actually made _ it with ours. You will then see that this - | ing our “own make” upholstered Furniture you can be assured of g just as vou would make it yourself, From isareal Cook Book Cake —that it must = Electric Iron, $1.98 ting something that will last. for only the best of materials enter ane | a Cook-Book Recipe and home ingredients. be baked with purest cream, freshest . Pe oe a . - eX. : its construction. r We offer you proof here. eggs and butter, and the best grade of = ‘s coma bt Boer: : f this wonderful new cal su try flour and flavoring extract ( b Book 4 ready to use; 6-Ib. weigh pane-Buaile Moh it S Vv S The name of this wonderful new cake SUgar, pastry i ng 00 4 - Wesgne. 0A cra agian _— on =e uite Above . ‘akes a lads. complete oitec et marked HALF PR ' lodges easily by ts tapping the tested Cook-Book Recipe— followed to , . g y’ on age 2 **Ever y Bite on COMIPIeTe Suites, et aTKCG tr PRICE for the last tw lave nf: , bristles against the side of a b ' /' back. W ¢ want vou to do this. We will “ RE el Busnes Gale wash basin. The brush is now the letter. (Inside each wrapper you will repay vour grocer a Delight” perfectly clean and ready for find the exact recipe we use. All ingre immediate use, at Carbona dries Liberal Terms During This § Sale ‘ instantly and does not soften dients and measurements.) Make an (;RENNAN BAKERIES S ¢nc. the bristies as soap and water do On a purchase of $100 or more we will allow you to pay as little ae i Leave a endy’ és anal ONE-FIFTH CASH, BALANCE IN TEN FOQUAL MONTHLY 1 Por Safety’ Sake -demend vy | ¥. a (No interest is charged.) Or, two per cent discount for k, CARB QNA G R E WN N A N i Butter RING een] == (ook Book Cakes emt. *. 2 Gan Crisp delicious Cookies in ’ : . . mAe “ion . (dds ana enas im? ir ng rewyt} hed room Mining riwyry and Tre, '

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ED POST- DISPATCH__ E ___. THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH 3, 1927______ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SL PAGE 5 SS eee —————— sti EE ae ee ee ner tee ne ne me ee ee a ee me ee ED re eee ee er ae | | 4 | : ¢ | 7 See Our Other : , Teleph Ord | i es . 4 / \ , | | | , | | . ntra | : years mS 9 “ a +. GRAND-LEADER 3 aaa : : ‘ Exposition and Sale of Fabries and Sewing Needs eo By eadily | MG WA SEs : Z ts All the Essentials for the Spring Wardrobe to Be Made at Home rom our , a Rites au ~ i (Mraz lca , \ —the Newest Fabrics, Accessories and Expert Style-Advice + By Se | 7 4 an . ‘ a p= -' C is hss fx tag Sz. S55 ak be - 2 ‘ . . . y sd stock | : ae 228 2 : See: AE eS a Cutting and Pinning : Vogue Patterns When you select your silk a’ Every V o gue Pattern is or woolen fabric and Vogue or ys Paris-in-tissue-paper. As soon McCall pattern, leave them 4) aS a new mode appears, Vogue with our modiste, who will cut SZ. cuts it and identifies each and pin the coat or frock, L Vinee seam, dart and line so that you ready to be sewed for the small : may fashion your frock ac- charge of $2. curately and easily. Dimities and Batiste Silk Crepe de Chine me | \ieee DY A | , : : 55 k a | sla : 3 /) Delightfully New, Washable; 40 e555 imner 7 & i Leather Bags of Every New Style Are 77 as in Lovely Colors 39¢ Inches Wide 2 Pry Company | if hy “2 Offered at Remarkably Low Prices in al by Never have the sheer cotton fabrics Crepe de Chine, lovely in texture and Bw ft wi S54 been so lovely; crisp dimities and 0a- color, is most desirable for fashioning rth Street | y” *, tistes in many new patterns in gay col- the new frocks for Spring, frocks to ae . . : | ors, harmoniously blended. You will wear with the coat and frocks that may GArfiecld 7110 | : want to have several frocks of these be worn and tubbed throughout the ) a \ pretty fabrics for the warmer days. Spring and Summer seasons. Manequins will present the new mode : * eet eS ; from 11 A. M. to 12:30 and 2:30 to 2:30 More Than 100 Styles—Fashionable Leathers, Newest Colors—Three Groups at (Fabrics—Second Floor.) > [= > Ee 4 IO An Important Collection of : | y Practical Bags to complement the tai- You wilt want to choose several of the Bags, such as the most tashionabl Wo Im e nh S “3 QO a ts lored costume are smartly styled of Per- Bags in this group—sleek flat Bags that wrist will disport with pleasure, for they sian calf and beaver calf in the newest fit so snugly under the arm, Pouch Bags, are so beautifully made in the vanity ; : ; : é styles, both large and small. They are smart Vanitv Bags and the new strap- bag, strap, pouch or underarm pouch, Featuring Every Important Style-Feature of the Season—Dress marvelous values at this low price. back Pouch Bag—all remarkable values. or flat envelope style. Coats and Topcoats in a Variety That Invites Immediate Selection Stvles— Colors— ‘Leathers— Colors— Colors— Leathers— Pouch Brown or Tan Patent Calf Blonde or Tan Tan or Gray Pin Seal Underarm Blonde Shoe Calt Brown or Black Blonde Shoe Calf sss Vanity Red or Gray Lizard Calf Red Red or Black Alligator Cait Swagger Green Alligator Calt Green Green Lizard Calt Strap-back Pouch Blue Morocco Blue Blue Patent Calt The entire Leather Goods Department and Squares 17, 19 and 21 ODEST price is no handicap in the on Thrift Avenue will be uscd for this sale of Leather Handbags. . Women’s Coat Section—for at $39.50 Main Flo: tf 4! we have assembled a variety of Coats V7 7/ that includes every smart fashion of the sea- son. Dress Coats, Topcoats—whatever type you seek, you will find it here, tailored and finished, of course, with characteristic Yuugi, Yss/- f 7 nicety. Smart women are finding the Spring | Yi xy , | styles they seek in the Coat Shop. The Fabrics Are: hnigiieog, cas el itu fl v4 bam 9 AE | VACA \ URAL Twill Lorsheen Cry ft! tek: | ee Ls . wie he beret 6. on, Uw Yamata Tweeds i Aion MOO ee eee eee at “se + ee _— -— NN D J Serpette ee ene Sr rl nem aRammeeeennneees . : noe The Trimmings Are: Squirrel Plucked Muskrat American Broadtail Mole Housewares 9x12 Axminster Rugs Men’s No-Rip Union Suits ~ + ’ _ Say an 4 50) kine Pajama Check Nainsook A Standard Quality, 49 — : | a ) $ 1 3 Suits Woven Seamless | for $2.75 Thick soft Rugs of standard quality, woven seamless, | of high-grade woolen yarns in new Spring patterns Z Among the distinctive features | \ ' : and colors with backgrounds of taupe, sand, blue, rose oi j} of No-Rip Union Suits are: U- | , | yi} Four Coats High-grade Iron with and mulberry. These Rugs are unusually attractive shaped neck, horizontal button- ; | at Pictured Here shining nickel-n} . = -piat : . ? . IS complete amg feo and suitable for any room in the home. noles, seams reinforced at every Ss point of strain, six buttons instead \ . \ Above: A «mart stand- Cook Book : teady to use: 6-lb. weight. th 6 £3 Th ff q thi 4) . up collar of mole and V : A | : ‘ 7 420.75 fr (O. «oof five. ey are offered at this ollar ole | Cookies, too! r | Ks Size 8.3x10.6 Ft. for ss 39-49 See ce low price through our A. M. C. prerees oe — alge | ge Same quality, same patterns and colors as the : ia 7 aO6ti estas: ve Our cookies, too, are all . | : above i. this smaller size. Desirable for the attsiation twill priced $379.50 made froin old fashioned a | \ smaller room or the extra large room that re i -la ires two Rugs. Cook-- Book Recipes. sii Wrapped in waxed paper to ‘ - ea . ; (/, Yfy : oui nacmeccaer a ce lie tvedh “The kind Cookie Press, $1.00 Room-Size Cork Linoleum | yr mre A-frame you used to reach for in Crisp delicious Cookies in Axminsters 4 Yards Wide I riday. Candy Specia! | . . “iy , Yy aon ae Electric Iron, $1.98 Hisrregpeyet! i ; rriis nus—Ma Floor.) Next: Stitching im rows ’ any shape or size b pe This is your opportunit spicuous for its “wear- the old cooky jar at home gee 6« ™ade with this Press. A ; pe teen Sor | mechaen new g Tobe wed Y se aural $39.50 | excell Iso minster Rugs are grouped for | to p | . “fy awe : Me cakes t, 10% decorating special selling because of be- | for the kitchen or bathroom Assorted Candies, Yj Every Bite a 8 and salads. ing discontinued patterns and | at a very low price. Choice Special, the Lh. ¢? rf 9° } floor samples of high-grade | of many new block and inset First at left: Monkey a Delight : | : mugs; some are may as tae quality The most delectable Candies—milk chocolate : | } . a, and gs combi- i . i soiled. Special $24./9 : “9 od ee ie Q5¢ ‘glazed pineapple, cocoanut-dipped bonbons, | / eaeeeetiaad os Peg Bg for | caramel croquettes, and milk-chocolate cherries, | Yamara $39.50 Convenient Terms of Payment freshly made in our kitchens, are packed in one- | q Sixt] ! pound boxes for this sale. | Nest of Saw E an Ae a Extreme left: ~~ st of Saws, $119 SE 5 ae ' ” } 3 asap adorei {a7 ee Se Delicious Cream Pie, 39¢ J | etal cutting saw blade l4- ‘ j A, ——— , | AS Nels — Cocoanut cream and lemon meringue | LAYER CAKEF ich compass saw blade. 16- , if fT 'r— : ™ Pies, thay have the flavor of the best . 4 | ch panel saw blade—with — “ ds fd >>. : a \ a homemade pies. are specially priced. ; CS IckeD RINGS } | *)justable handle. Se a sa, 3B a a2 DE 2S Oe E> ae a ane > - | (Fifth Floor.) —————— a —_S— . eee

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vr eee es Teg See i ies th ec Hes Mise 8G Sci oral meee Ses ene Se. on cae Bae sea FS BRAY he SA Rhy ehh. GORI ARO gaa RT ae: PAGE 6 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ____ _THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH 3, 1927 __ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPA : e © Pe. Luncheon Sets : ‘HOME LIGHTING | UU Lahey | | sal a E i rich gold edge oe. $ i MODERN DECORATIVE DESIGNS & orc : cape sek Sess cerea i | IN NEW M —_~ Mf — 4 Saal segento—e eurth Fleer, South.) | es f a 2 aa pe ook 6 ae ew —— ssi ats hota . ? Bi ae ae aes i Pigs? ee $3 for the customers Missouri M dical Society it has bee ; . a “7 soap discovered wo Beceicd odes wg liad athe eines dees || surorerea vets weaken the me = Pp Tablecloths | “7%: ee) ae 69¢ IORI 36 VE and contractors. ind force the State Board « ; attern a ec O .: a) 7 J | C “ or av Tt... = ae ea RES eee” Te ' yr : hdd sc , and contractors n We welcome you “factory to visit our unique 3 or ** display. “TZ - “JUST BRING THE NAME OF YOUR ELECTRICAL DEALER” GLASCO ELECTRIC CO Bye eg offred in the Ho: amigas ” tive Heege of St. Louis Count! (Distributors Electrical Equipment) seek to accomplish ition 127 NW. ELEVENTH ST. PHONE CEntral 2222 | vrs vested tes the change in the ree i ore Napkins, 22x22 Inches, Dozen, $7.95 oar: see he ait a —— St. tani Cael yY i 9c when tne ' . ; | _ : if 7, 65c Do Bleached Linen Table Damask | 13 WAZA ann cate ae ~ > saves you time 2x2 Yards at $6.50 2 . 4 _ a of 2 bars 2x2). Yards at $7.95 ores Asean ee 2x3 Yards at $9.95 | ESS UF 4 Lae et “hs : | 26 Listeria Excellent quality linen Table Bia “- - ee ft : i} ' »4 a to practice must present evidence 7 4 Haiti «Th For beautify ‘ ~ . a : 7 : nf “having att naed ‘ j Pr i? a ft _- +; ‘7 . nz hair. ‘least four terms of 32 weeks of i | FF 4% ] Limit of 3” to Senseh: opificon. in agai ie? eo our Towel Specials ede tadkices coarenmmaes a wae Bath Towels, 39c Glass Toweling, 25¢ Yd . | oa a iiain a tthe a ll ee | | \ | ‘ ae oe 4 | 4: Honey an four tern f 32 weeks of . \ | Z All white or with colored borders. All linen; red or blue checks. 173 e BIN instruction in | tern. ° gg = , | , , - Almond sans helene | 1] i Size 22x24 inches. wide. 2 Lotion Huck Towels, 25c Crash Toweling, 25c Yaa | \\ =} 1¢ . Hemstitched hems. Colored borders. Red or blue borders; fine qual - we [dea} Size 17x32 inches. linen. 17 inches wide. cee b: after shavi Linen op—Second Floor ‘io Oe ; : Limit ef > Coats That Bring a Hemmed Sheets Mattress Covers 63x99 inches at $1.35 Special, $1.39 Sprin like ( harm 72x99 inches at $1.45 Twin and Double Bed Sizes 81x99 inches at $1.55 A well-tailored Mattress Cover of bleached muslin with indestructible At the Popular Prices ot Neponset Hemmed Cotton Sheets that have fasteners. A Cover that will protect af ood slight imperfections in weave. The wearing mattress from dust and marks from the Be He i Soap, am quality is not impaired. spring. 7 : 7 $ 7 5 $ Domestic Shop—Second Floor } : | © : | "ta e ‘ For Friday—An E ieadibiiad Offering of Bs oe ~ panded practicality is embodied in these Harttord R ~ “ Coats which are straight or belted, plain Saxo! ] : I Ios or fur collared, and crepe lined. They are the sort every woman requires—their neat taulor- >> At ~ ; f Y, ing and varied colorings being certain to ype avings O 3 & < YOug uw — , aiiti pieaze. Grays, beige, blues, rosewood, greens and bla the prominent i p | Size 9x12 Feet $ shades. 14 ao Regularly $140 ° ZB ~ 4 to $147.50 ammennil : Boge | Specially Priced The Fabrics— The Furs— eA‘ a : soft kasha, candia Twin beave ny ee yn | NE of the highest grades of Rugs woven in and charmeen favor (coney), pahmi, cat 5 Gy. -- a pr aA — price oe :; : * lynx. m _ OG Ae this group wi . oun patterns suita ; weg shades, while yn ; 1o0le be; . la iY G2 every room. Plain, Oriental or detached fi : checks. mixtures and natu de or at 4 ' nee * Choice of seamed or seamless styles. ei oe ee in .. squirrel are used on ra “ae 8 as been passed House. It ff plaids attord splen- 4 aR : f . . : was reported fr t Sena aA eee f P collars itl Ways that 4 Oe te ‘ , Size 6x9 Ft. Size 27x54 In. 4 ) Public Health yesterday |} did cnoice of many you're certain to 6 et: ie , “Me Regularly $88.50 ey ‘<a 2 a‘ternoor wari thi nis? ernoon ithout amendment shades in sm } : ; - hy We “eps $ 70 Entombed Miners. Rescued small and deem trimly attrac- Arn ig Oe UE QO §QO2 ee ae OT i gina: senate WILKESBARRE Pa. Mar large patterns. tive ners wo | mm Rug Shop—Fourth F! iin the Dorranc: a _— ‘ maaiey . eS i - ater (=~ Am erican wversest | Sale of Twinplex Stroppers Terri Vanities Are Complete — Varicose Veins | Regular $5 Regular $3 Beauty Ensembles 7 : : 3 : ee Reduced or Money VA We oN De Luxe Model Black Beauty Model $5 miles shorter than that of any Back, Says Wolff. | 4 ,2)) | a _ nN 4 85 2, 30 New York tr: . ork train of comparable sched Wilson Drug Stores GENUINE bakelite is used in this distinctive ule. Of course this means the quick- | new model fitted with a full-length mir- Da 5 Simple Home Treatment That || ror face rouge, powder and compartments for est run—but it also means more mod- ei Amazing Resnite : | PECIAL selling Fridav and Sat- cigarettes or bills. The silken nt ends in a erate speed—safety, smooth ridi | . bakelite cased lipstick. Sketched. ae = , ing, Ss a Baran PC | | urday of these well-known Twin.- sounder sleep. Five other trains to seine thet: teak treat ean J| Plex Stroppers for Gillette or similar blades, for Durham Terri Vanity Fair Compact, $2.50 4 r S nat Ox % ee aS ft ae | New York each day offer a service to sew be en fed tn = Sour de Duplex, Gem. or Ev er-Ready blades. Is in a flat bakelite case in the shape of 2 book, and opens to a complete sortment of accessories. % have Varicose veins or bunches v & meet the varied needs of business or can start today to bring them back utlery Shop—First OO! Vandervoort's Jewelry Shop—First Floor pleasure travel. to normal size, and if you are » 20 SO. For reservations telephone Main 3200 opine SP, guy oone s Emeraid Oil at anv di Der : a : : iw pharmacist and apr it night ce yen every fowertal snd penvtrain. || Is. Tanc Jervoort § : “re e [t is very powerful and penetrating. 7] Lv. St. Louis { Ar. New York 10:05 A. M. and only a little is ired —— hate niv?’ @ re 9:00 A.M. { Ar. Washington 10:20 A. M. ws Ul bent te avew aniailar ax Saeed Regularly $2.50 Yard PEN NS ~IVA NIA arvelons Beal : ages’ E : : “THIs specially planned event offers an exceptional opportunity to select a beautitul pure-dye ace | Sik Crepe for Spring and Summer frocks, for negligees, princess slips and underthings. The price gives no idea of the fine quality, the close weave and the choice of colors. 40 inches wide. RAILROAD a. pembitely dinkppess W hite Deep Pink Corn Copen Blue Gooseberry rs’ iteh, salt rhenm. redness and Ivory Peach Light Blue Orchid Palmetto Carries more passengers, hauls more freight C Geis Silke leneet ho atlas “ee Polar Tea Rose Mother Goose Medium Navy Zine cose veins, or get rid of ecrem: Flesh Grecian Rose Bisque Dark Navy Honey Dew than any other railroad in America iain, ee len Ee Goer ees dia Liohe Pini not hesttate to wet a hottle at 4 c Ina Cameo Pink Cocoa ~ Lettuce Green Monkey Skin nb Tame * ee Vandervoort's Silk Plaza—Second Floor. ‘an « ply Wee Wak n- a ee crea ar Steres sel] lots of it. oi i , Me nee tn aan noe nonce ceteeennsa teens “ ce ne ere | —

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4 _ PAGE THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH 3, 1927_ . — wee Bee —~— Pes a y-o6 _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH__ jf ts—Fourth Floor, South.) (Nese? (Nugents—Third “Floor. South.) ’ — \ A ee ee ee of : - | T 9-Pe. Luncheon Sets New Rayon Pillows | : _— $1.50—fine ivory body Beautiful colors of rose, | pee rich gold edge deco peach, green, orchic, gold 29 Bis vit d saucers, cereal | ; : » 8 ° Ss cape ne eee neces —new heart, oval, round Be juncheon s1z¢ P and oblong shapes..... 4: - - ee 7 _________ ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ ia Broadway Records | | Electrically record- ed—latest song and $ dance hits such as “Spanish To w na,” for “Blame It on the Waltz” and other new releases. | (Nuogents—Third Floor, South.) THE STORE FOR ALL THE PEOPLE . ss Women’s Silk Hosiery Full fashioned; lisle top; well reinforced at wearing points— $ colors of rose blonde, Aztec, moonlight, gunmetal and black.. Nugents—Main Fleer, North.) 4 A —— =z ene = ene a et ratte and Locust, From Ninth to Temh | ing Needs “Baas sie tgsese cs Jr : Brat oe ptgessewes: 5 Wit Ever-Ready Safcty HKazor with one aera Ket Me eS | Be —"| Limit of 3 blade, in case iS mist : Lunch Kit with Pint \Vacuum Bottle. sil ee $1.37 asic ef yetags: Ivory Soap $1.75 Ideal Hair Brushes. No. 66, $1.42 ~ $2.95 Monarch Outing duc . $2.69 ® $1.0 . 7 “a Mazors 69 65e¢ Doz. $1 0 Curve-Fit Lady Razor 6 ‘ e ere joe Rubber-Set Shaving Brush his ica’ belie She : Scissors and Shears of good quality : dium size. a1eel yes ii aa ses Limit of 1 dos. Puffs of soft velour } 10 - : : Wearever Rubber Gloves , Oh most attractive : joc Bath Brushes i 69¢ Yard Mulsified | 27c and 57c¢ Amolin Powder, 21c, 43 F 4 Cc ‘ t 29¢ and 35c Tooth Brushes 2 5 oe ocoanu Pp it ss : rte kf S Oil roph ylac tic Hair Brushe- _ opie e ast ets, 7.50 as I 19¢ Body Talcom. ee Shampoo akfast Sets with hemstitched hems | TOOTH PREPARATIONS | 3le LIMIT OF 3 For beautify- | Forhan'’s Tooth Paste 34e : yg Boeing 3 Pepsodent Tooth Paste 29e a pecials : Kolynos Tooth Paste 25e: b-for TO Ipana Tooth Paste . Ste . | ue LRT eee Dr. Lyon's Tooth Powder ; 1% lass Toweling, 25c Yd. 42¢ Hinds Revelation Tooth Vowder 21 : ; Pa Pyorrhocide Tooth Powder rein ] linen; red or blue checks. 17 inches go ~t dkms: Maile Medlin Weeke am ALmon Sanitol Tooth Paste 19¢ Lotion 21¢ FACE CREAMS | vi LIMIT OF 3 ee . Bk bf 44c Woodbury Coid Cream Bie Limit a ie cane Pompeian Day or Night Cream 4ic ecnitiats mee 60c Size Pond’s Cold or Van. Cream, 39c ash Toweling, 25c Yd. d or blue borders; fine quality 17 inches wide. Filo ~ The Big March Sale of Toile t Ar 98c El Meri. | Replenish your toilet requisites the day prices prevail. No phone or mail orders, Plan to a ag €. Poor gs a ee $1-Size | N to Castile to retail requirenients. Seven convenient booths willingly assist you in shopping leisurely and take your orders Daggett q : S ‘ Soap . : = pene 9 71 9 ace & Ramsell : 69¢ | SUNDRIES Pa TOILET SOAP | [ HAIR PREPARATIONS | |HOME REMEDIES | Perfect C Auto Sponges ...... To ee .o9e Jamit of 3 Cakes to a Customer f LiMn OF 3 Lime nail 3 ‘ Cold Cream | +-ib. factory Chamois. zood quality .. ) 950 Chex Soap bea 7c. 3 for 50¢ Soc Dandcrine Hair Tonic H9« { nder the ~~ rvision Of & 6: oe ‘ : ater * he af sige a . - cara . a 16: Nujol Oil ar atte - Bahte A | | : “See Lilac Soap, doz. . _ Oin S9c Lucky Tiger Hair Tonic .67¢ _— ae a eroxide mm, a a l6e Pint-Size Vacuum Bottle s4ee setdeindl inte: ncncmatly See mentcsatens tsi ce essnseiiss niente Bie 0D. : ‘ > ‘ Y ‘ a % ’ . . ™ = , 7 ’ | TALCUMS | [> MANICURE NEEDS =| __ tc ¥psom sats; 1 10. | LA ; . (3 for 25) oe ee : I MET Ol ” ; wre >) - PAC H Pe DOC Glycothymoline Ae: Lime ef 2 25¢ Mary Garden Talcuns I Ge Cutex Liquid Polish , 24¢ >0c Cuticura Ointment 34¢ sinsieiaaiaianaaiant Williams’ Talcum Powder 100 Cutex Cuticle Kemover -o 2 ae Unguentine .. 8 Te Palmolive Talcum. floral odors OC Culex Cake Polish edi sik ai hletcher’s Castoria 26e - . $1.00 Coty’s Talcums ree Mad “Nail Polish , 26 t~sol, laree “line ~ ie: N7¢ Lavoris . i 4 'i« . oF ge sone Pas ‘ , ‘ . os . -_ : ’ ' ! ‘ .« # ; eto mmo igh Rabeess _ , dis ar ame te 7 maaan Ate - és 50c size California Syrup of Figs, 32c i _ $1.50 Coty'’s Body Taleum $1.29 Mirro Nail Polish 2h McCoy’s Cod Liver Oil Tablets Gu ) ¢ - © jer Kickc Tale riasc «* ainer og ei ; ; i Inhi« : 340 F Sadi soc Dier-Ki Malcum. gia cont pen brnpre Liquid Nail Polish 4« 30c size Phenolax Wali | ES ‘ ; va ‘ r "4 (Upjohn’s) .. | ; sic lLurge size. joe Nad-co Talcum foe SHAY ING 2 Ohe Size Dr Bell's Pine Tar lioness. a T.imit of 3 ca. . —— MEDC PREPA RATION ‘5 60c Size. Caldwell's Syrup of Pepsin, 4te I AC 2 POW DERS me Lavoris. medium size . 3 Me ame Ses Feen-a-mints ele $1.20 Size LIMIT OF 3 Palmolive Shaying Cream isc am . , ' we ee $1 Piver’s Face Powder HSC oe Witch Hazel, pint size 29e IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC syrup 14 Woodbury'= bacial Powder >. Se S2e ‘ . . er ‘afa . Mattress Covers Woodbury's Bourjois o0c Size $1 Size thee on grea cs me i BOOTHS tion Kiss Face 9c Rubbing . . oon ? * — 4 ; ~~ ry % ‘ rs . ] ‘ Special, $1.39 oo, Java Rice : — Sapo-Elixir ef ** or ae s/h ie OF | ro TAKE —_ pan Powde! ' Alcohol ' ion >ets ¥ | > aste Ley oy , : ~ % ‘ ottle ‘in | its and Double Bed Sixes Bh oot as 79 FLAKES |, a nih ae vd, ee ; : d fe 3 ORD ERS Syringe 41¢ 39¢ » well-tailored Mattress Cover of un, 60c 2G ¢ JC oman. a Fhe } «2, fe 8 eee Be » ing : 7 ‘ Powder ; hed muslin with indestructible button i-th as P2¢ = bbemit fates Mae ; ) $1 15 hat | see For rubbme mers. A Cover that will protect the " bbe : Keeps your “ s. : . ) ee heeled Rage easy Pe pint ress from dust and marks fr th bed [0ap nad tube . nanitia? teeth ner 4 ‘vipa ea ‘0 Phone or a a ad Khaz os 7 — f Fa iitimeian °°” nently saf: sees Vail Orders lart size " Limie et 3 oa Foo: hie ot Limit of 3 Limit of 3 Limit of 3 23 — Bee oeEey re ee eee ee a oo We Size Palmolive | Listerine . ; Lifebuoy — 25c Mavis 50¢ Absorb- Williams Soap Z1¢ 42 onal Offerin of Soap Talcum ent Cotton £ Aqua Velva 10) for 67 é; ! ae 24 ue. We c 79¢€ ; r ad \¥ ss , The nationat 65c Doz. 16¢ IUC cee, The national i dao, on ug’s seDoz, 6c | aeons | PSE | | ote SE arog meeaik 4 B br . -* oo" | i sterile Se 0 oa ) , olive oi] bia prepara 4 Limit of 1 doz. Limit of 3 Cans Scena aoe ai . Limit of + sate 2 oes te , | bk ; | meets aul “Je (Nugents—Main Floor, North.) avi t Y, 8 O 3 + ORR PA PARR PAARRA PA AARRAAR AAPA AARARA AR AR ARAM ER ARA RA RA RARAAA AR RA AA AMEEORAA PA AA AA RADA AA ARAN AAA RAD AMAA AAA PRAGA AR AR OAROA AA OM AOA GAARA PAOAYS A A PARA PAAR AA ARAM RA RATEAR AA AA AARA RADA ARR OA TA APR CAAA OAAADA AA RA AAAS ah RADA AARAHA AA RAPA RA GRARAPATACA RADA AR OA OA AMMA OS a D 50 | . ‘ aa = A, est grades of Rugs woven in Amer- _be had at reduced prices—and in ll be found patterns suitable for Plain, Oriental or detached figures. ned or seamless styles. Ft. Size 27x54 In. $88.50 Regularly $15.75 AS $9.95 © Rug Shop—Fourth Floor esr eats A Re em Are Complete bles we SALE OF 1000 SPRING COATS—Authentic Styl istinctive aeth mir- ents for nds in a = hPa ae ah ew | air Compact, $2.50 of 2 book, and opens to a complete as- Sketched Are Nineteen of the New Season Models iry Shop—First Floor — : a enna . . ° — . _— - nate . — a ' } ' rf inn erin ny meen arene This Is a Spe- cally Pur- chased Group (And not ; Our regular Coats) Offered to = «Public eet the first oe 8 =F ¢}- oy of silk linings. Coats—lorcheen, twill, charmeen. and kasha sire ee rvervyes> te The New Black Satin Coats, Are Featured in This Sale Women will greatly admire the details of these Coats. The silhouette retains the slim slenderness of smart simplicity, attained by; careful fashioning and attention to detail. New Shades Are Favored Silver Muttin New Tans Greens Wicker Swanling New Grays Natural Parchment Plaids ..Navy Black One notes modishness in the narrowing of shoulder lines, exact fitting of collars and cuffs, the fine tailoring, the quality Included in this collection are satin and silk faille sports Coats of bold and subdued plaids, mixture: — or Travel, Sport odels f Offered to the’Public for the First Time Friday Authentic Styles—Fab- rics—Colors and Details Extraordinary values at $38—many sample Coats and gne-and-two-of-a-kind models are offered here. Women who admire exclusive garments will appreciate the oppor- tunity to buy them at this low sale price of $38. New Furs and Trimmings Ombre Lapin Squirrel ; American Broadtail Calfskin The trimmings and details prominently feature black satin bengaline models trimmed with monkey, omore lapin, erminette (coney) fur. Summer fur street. and business wear. Coats— for swagger sports styles. Nugents’ Second Floor North eWeek oe. oe rr RA A Ai on eee suse eee ever The Sizes Are M ost Mole Erminette (Coney) Monkey Fur. Com- plete Misses’ sizes: 14, 16, 18 Women's SiZ€8: j6 to 44 Extra sizes: s trim kasha cloth Coats, suitable for all-occasion, 7 46 to $2 Imported plaid fabrics are selected /

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‘ SPURT ait Bia P a * n oe pete. 3g WER) PY EP ek OLS Ngai mtd hase SRS co ee ‘ ep om po AL aR "y . Mes tek ‘s ex ec. peters a tas as menpnce vhs ee J Se * ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ ____. THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH 3. 192: hie —— Hy SS ( A TAY CFT MEXICAN AGITATORS SUBDUED 4 Sd, Vis “iff AY \ x : . , : Officials Declare Adverse Propa- Just astep , . - ~ 3 YY . ganda Hia~ Been Eradicated. ped r. . 3 Friday fane ryan Main 0 f : Al 33 890 FOR 192! eacdive aghtatiot in Mesice City het Hosi 7 Men. womencod CUES , ‘ | ee rr thew we 3 A te * 3 cy he fem & we - * eee - Ne ey we Re Pt. re op te ° tee “oa . .% pr or oY ee ie, i _ Se ee ‘ysiery vor Men. Wome =f | FRIDAY ONLY SIXTH AND LOCUST 7 . daar’ ee ae For ll So Well Received That Another Limited Quantity Is ¢ ol H of Exclusive Women's Shoes /f ” t | "4 uick Clearance: rm, Friday Shoppers—2500 Pairs Only 00 a ne a ange . ° i ar ne e } | 2“ r ee 2 i A Sale.of Broken Sizes ; tion in the throat, an gees aids vr el ae rataik (aide cali ere 7 . helps nlalgama c. A. and Y. c \. properties | 2% ting tria | ALL-SILK A \ Ze Pertect Full- Fashioned — q Tatars Pleasant to take 2 ean erty Ragga ee | . CHIFFON COME FARLY oe a” _ Zi aa e ; | or Best Selection pan aerate anne | Deputy Assessors completed th 2 I admire Lisle-Top Chiffon | See: a ff HIFFON il i pecie children. for City Assessor Gehner. If Lisle-Top Semi-Chiffon . | , % , Bo - 4 about the makers of iLdge- ‘ ° ey A apa ; ' e : ei ss va : ; es ne ) worth is that they are satis- | / a Fashioned SN / hed that this tobacco suits QQ ‘ the 1 ) organiza!’ 5 Wi to re certain t 2Ipe-smokers, and , .O9 juired to pay $23,890.88 in taxes they never change it to | \" am ADVERTISEMENT . ¥ >. : SUli OF (ne i \ ; i ; ‘ 39 GOITRE REMOVED © re — —— Bree a Quick Clearance rescate 5 wants . a ‘ j ) | Z “we ce. -—* oe ‘ "4 é ——, a -" ‘4 . 7 . * 7 : = s a ' : mn, Three St. Louis Ladies Use Colorless “4° — dale wages olors . rst « — = me Hoe: Paient L iniment Sueccessfulls 6 ' , ' Ma porno. 9 | ; Ais ; , “as 2 7 mi + * : . oS . . I Xs La . ‘e . ~ . . , : ae: . - ‘ \ ' a P | . oe > ? vet wear Gray Kid. ed sorb ruple ee | CAE A\ | Mercerized ‘ endid” fiber-platé Socks hg vias ers Please note hiff h f 4 Pairs ‘ | Every pair of Sheer Chiffons, with four-inch reinforced lle @ — ; . gS es, ]] Stockings fires top; in evenglow, muscade, parchment, alesan, F — | c os 5c Greatly Reduced | without a single ff | Rock, blue fox, gunmetal, French nude, charm ea SPO rea 2 ee | ae ' mosphere and the other NEW SPRING shades! d, Va.—the Fdgeworth if] CIAL! $1.19. . 8'. to 10 in the group. Extreme values, $1.18 : e length 2S6 anete . The POST-DISPATCH Regularly prints MORE WANT ADs than ALL the othe r “ft Louis new spa ne rs ¢ OMBINED. is 3 4 b | > pede mate thi ' 1m CORPORATES © ov. Louw Longert “Womens obecia/ty &hap , ¢) eke ae Pk CLEVELAND TIMES SUSPENDS Lnnouncement Made by Publisher HERE'S nothing of Morning Daily. like a Menth-o-lic to cool and soothe the . if . aa Reais. ’ i, shone Ker dl : 7 . ; =? 7 T) ' r , eh Sn Shes Pre palad ,, OF, o dry membranes of the A, dato Eels ANS Adi ie ( RS i throat «a nd nose = /, Thea (“levels + Time in it “itt >. eS 7 j 5. e a5 bs ; £ ‘ ay 18 © a a y whatever the cause. Menth-o-lics are liked both for their Wiles, that the paper had suspended pub-' RSE ei fe taste and effect. They PUMP orn and that th sod will and fascomee ets es eee oo | Swen on oat the wood was ona) = n the Annual March Sales your throat. a ‘ ; au ee | ee ie eoeok cheese MOE SA , ¥ 1. Frank Sheilenberger Company, Inc PHILADELPHIA Giegaaie president of the Commercial Pub- [petals )\eees [0 focus attention on Garland’s for the fourth day of this import- COUGH WAFERS you will agree.is a characteristic Garland assembly of superior values ry > © ; @'4* “rn ; ~- ’ 5 : 42 : ; : . q : 7 7 as at : : 4 , > } : oe >} 7 ore ay" 5 "eg i. }* ee z Ye ae: on Yao erases Of) ~~ geo An © > Sy 3 Sma rr OPS SBME S..°' “a gn5% f tia A é te Olt, Se, SU Base ys A he : % © ORR o gee 3° > A Ole: tee . os, f } “ = > - > . be Joy et — : Z ps o ' * ‘ mt tag Sr : ; 9 of : 28 Sages 5 ee a =. Mesitittititiiiiiiiiiiii o ‘onan Pee : OMe gh ORS é eee 2 s ot .) =e 4 Ae ~ ~ é eee : : ~ oy a a bt of . oa pres oo" “ 4 Gs ; . AP Bie) Wings 2, - : po Stel ae oe oe Ane? ’ “, re a " . oe ok e e . > 2} ‘ a a es ee at ent OD a Kort sty” Ee lak 2 ; ~ Fn RO St pee pig = . rd tae an, . : } Be vs Ake a: ~ ate th foie Ft | - : rte es! ~~ - . Ad a " i . {Ya bmedasopees: ya en ry fe J re Me Our °F = re .. 7 . : LS. Sah es un " ; ; ’ a . «ff, Bo os >~ ay i ro 2 " auth ol et é Oo, come nere to in a few minutes SoGes aeons ROTO See. At , - SA AO OE ag? tr 3 me _* : a nakers W ko apprec late Our Vv olume buy ing HE unprecedented popularity of black cO-O rated by giving us regular numbers at price concessions in addition to a limited } > ¢c — Trace ~ : } — and white 1s well recognized in this col lection at $24. There are scores and scores o Ty} im >“ nt - } — a . Der ot sample Coats which will undoube- ie youthtul ‘. node cls edly Be snapped 1 it this price. Many Craigleich pcoats by y ate aoe : eee ater ate SRR ine ae Any 8 vs e e 4 PP EEN ae) OE GA ADLER LEBEL AL OAT EA TR order ie Fp or eet ae eh os ] ‘ aa ang tail ‘ : ‘ ‘ - ~ ia ‘ = ic ons e Mate “@s5 e . - all CLD RNY CRAB IIE hig Or RE 8k m™ . i 4 - iJ f i oe ee ae " : ? nal pleating or tucking, novel pocket, cuft and belt trims and appropriate trims of ombre ‘apin, monkey, tox, calf, squirrel, fitch and other approved furs . Se it gives best results . . . Try it! aan : wea, . alge” 2 By eee ee

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__ ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH _ _.THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH 3, 1927___ ne ss SW ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ia . - . 38 os of 46 voices, under the direction of | | School Bars Tabloid Newepapem. | ‘ Pet ee — — —- = MORE STENCH BOMBS Wade Fallert, at the Scottish Rite | NEW YORK, March 3.—Tabloid | Bim — : wg | A” 4 ; Cathedral, 3637 Lindell tonight at | newspapers hereafter will be | 4 —— ee = ; 4 ) ; ; Mai FI ’ al 8:30, to which members of the | barred from the Alexander Ham- | , = Sat St 7 , nh Oor ti | Rite, Master Masons, their families | ilton High School, Brooklyn. A ; : : | HURLED IN LAB vill friends are invited. The choir ‘report to thig effect is confirmed Ki will be assisted by Merleta Davis, iby Gilbert J Raynor, principal PCUST ; J FINAL CL . , | . | sopr: ino and John F. Kiburz, flut- ‘who says the bar will be strictly 2 : , e : ist. > ae ae 6) . . . = anle s Stock | | enforced. . Of St y Two Attacks on Cleaning and | — i ’ —— SS ed personal assaults have been re- 2500 Pairs Only of & p n y of & S All Sizes §f Be SEU aa. | i sf ee WE r K AND ONE OR | 4 ron’ 3 m\ All Widths §) : TWO | Friday and ¢ y in the Lot §,| Just the moment you apply Men- The labor dispute petween pro- | UP PERSONS || aeaueune 7 made into a pleasant cold cream | Saas fal ° iS itching, cools the irritation and-heals | Cleaning and dyeing company €m-~ |} Bros. and other ruwejsts, Price, 39c and 75¢ Trial Sample peeree by aay ble. ary pnuke a one is tsi a Ege r + ase ee Pe | : ’ on Reauest sisting, durable and attractive in appear- ) 7 39 =X the eczema right up, leaving a clear, | ployes in St. Louis andxusince then | Lally s Laboratory, 5826 Hamilton Av. oo Soe = eee , in Spring = Cherry » fords and Mans Sacrifices provement. It quickly shows. You | ported. | Footwear Gray Kid. Others. ‘ean get a little jar of Rowles Men: | The first attack last night was) R. J. DAWSON OPTICAL CO. pine st charge. | tho- Sulphur at any drug store. at 8:10 o'clock, when a stench "|" Have Your EYES FXAMINED “THE DAWSON WAY.” NO DRUGS USED R Roof Co. Experienced Optometrists. Modern ts a F, Art ra e- i'dow of the St. Louis Cleaning and aes , ao A | j \ . 1703 . ’ 79 blive efreet sy ; ~ / ith four-inch reinforced lisle garter} | ss : prote Ce, 10ers * : 0d ts Bh G @ RIVERSIDE 3800 RIVERS DE 1565 : . | Sch Greeks “aaik seek ae ARAN NE A A RMR OO LER MN A OA muscade, parchment, alesan, Pipings . y) (a Aish Grisnauan ‘anid tdent Mee iis etal, French nude, champagne, a eo § were *n the automobile from which other NEW SPRING shades! Si the Fomb was hurled. || One-Year ae ia g* .. } 6 p ] S. 'this branen and thé fifth against 1 “ FRAMES, $1.50 AND UP. ONE WEEK SALE | wolff-Wilson gs 700 W a eal one tH any ° } ble the Star company since the troubie Johnson Bros. Drug Co., Walgreen Drug Co. Make This Offer: -- — A EE ' —r started. Fine Lace Trimmed! wiean ak te: ok coon ae poietic Siss. Stay sap wate | Money Pack If One Bottle of Dare’s Mentha Pepsin Doesn't Do You Remarkable Values! Retail Cleaners and Dyers’ Asso-| ciation have entered into an agree- NEW NEW More Good Than Anything You Ever Used. Ordinarily Gowns such as these menu. with the newts organized | , , 1] ‘ssers’ Un- {| You can be so distressed with gas; not get rid of such attacks alte ‘ould sell tor ; h Great deal more. We Cleaners, Dyers and Pressers ' | have the 18 concerns in| ‘and fullness and bloating from aaigether? Why Have them at all? : ' fortunate in securing them at a ion. as “hey are made of the Wholesale Cleaners’ Associa- | over-worked, abused or weak stom With this wonderful medicine you ) de chine 1f} ! tion f mple wir iz ab out 308 persons. ryy 7 ach that you think your heart is go- ean overcome dyspepsia, or that con “Rea Ge , A 7 C EACH ing to stop beating. dition of faulty digestion that keeps Your stomach may be 6o distended |the stomach in constant rebellion, SCOTT FIELD BALLOONIST 10 FOR TWO DAYS ONLY @ that your breathing is short and and one bottle will prove it. ‘OR TWO DAYS ONLY—STARTING sud Over 6,000 bottles sold in ome TRY 10 SET ALTITUDE RECORD S START ING FRIDAY sii pole think perbs ‘ou are. suffo- smiall New Jersey town last year ‘Capt. Hawthorne Gray Also Will MARCH 4TH t ace . ai: and the best Gruggiats the oat Test adio Reception. | Included in This SPECIAL SALE "Vou are dingy and pray for quick | 221% S20°Gus tothe fuck tint mage Radio gun acugnng eo nciu ed in This SP ICL: L SALE Are All the _relief—what’s to be done? coned. are be ag relieved. Ask Korie for Dare’s Mentha Pepsin, a pleas- LATEST Song and Dance Hits Just one tablespoonful of Dare’s ant to take, health-building stom- Mentha Pepsin and speedily the gas/...» elixir that Wolff-Wilson Drug SUCH AS: “Lazy River”—“Sunday”—“That’s a Good Girl”— §}| disappears, the pressing on the heart] stores, 700 Washington Av. 8 “Tonight You Belong to Me”—“Moonlight on the Ganges”—“In a || °¢#8¢s and you can breathe deep and | rand and Silive Stn; Jeune’ naturally. Drug Co; Walgreen Drug ot Little Spanish Town”—“Indian Love Call” and many others. . Oh! What blessed relief; but why ronular pharmacists anywhere Js — epartment aS a test expedi- q Phone and Mail Orders Accepted : yy eren' aS rat “-o | aE BALDWIN PIANO ComPAny | HE Sunday Post-Dispatch has the 3 é meron by Scottish Rite C pate | 1111 OLIVE ST. | only color roto magazine in St. Louis. | ert will be given bv Rite cl a het ' ~ > 7 > . 4 oe \ 3 vA “ “ ed it. Sau ~ Pat sty § CS te _eneenme - ~ +. ~— . ’ “ ~ Puctnva 7 Stay . 4 7 — ’ a i ay AE LEG, eae Ce ’ Os ees mh. 9 “ rst Sew : 3.9 re, he . v* ore ey . > 4 JF eee ~ sf Ayes ey ee ts % a : fate m7 x A > : a ss a 1 . ay oe ae. Pn Seg * a tank . (2 @Ps See A a a ee Ae fi Fie rs i ale ~ ati P mk : : ae a4 : {OQ >} + . ob ot Pea, ‘ ao > ~ a ~- AVS ~s oe wae ° ie : Ss ST » Sag » : é 15> : ast, Ss. . or CS et £2 =o & ‘, = . y 4 q é! + opt 3 1, o r > - > : oo). cae ae > Se Pe > az = ae “ P a 2 . o “ec ~~ ne ~ . aa. os. ee cs ¥ 2 + Stns ake ~ Siting, Cn 2): 4208 “Pe f. 73 . Pat + , , tg ri Pr, a5 . +4 *< 4% - Oe “4 J y oS et BS, ie Ly ; See e@geeeee Yr - TTTTT Th A aeecee . SECTHSOSTE ESET TEES ERS TERETE EESEST FEES SE seeeEene® : i ry PUTT I I iii Titi tt Mitt e : , _ & —— . 2 , i | / a Ss nee - Pe | | Ag To Serve You the Better. Extra Salesladies. Extra Wrappers. a ~« —_" — i Se ee Oe eee ee em ee B = Ss So The Best Dresses Will Naturally Go First. Shop Early for Best Selection. 606-08 Widilibenten Aidass flow to ‘Sixth Street Friday! Two-for-One Dress Sale! ale! 1200 New Dressesan2 45 New Flat Crepes! Georgettes With Silk Slips! Canton Crepes! Frosted Crepes! Satins! A thrift event no woman who counts her dollars carefully can afford to miss. Imagine! The new- est Spring modes at irresistible savings! Come prepared to find the greatest values of the Spring season. The newest and smartest silks fashioned into dozens and dozens of lovely new modes. You will find every new detail . . . quite the most won- derful values in a long time. Every wanted color. MISSES’, WOMEN’S AND LARGE SIZES KLINE’ S——-Basement. pores rf Peo) S " . Ww AO, hes LA OF att _— + - ry «. 7 ‘ceeaee ** = f “at ‘hi of ' Tay Sila Bass Sobes' Sys Irae PRR ETT PEPE EE eee TIMTITITItiitiittiiiitititi ttt MTiititititiitiitiititiitiiiiiiiittiiiitiiitiiiiiitiitittit ttt TTT iit

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WS A eK 9 aii, at wae ib papery He Oe Net oie Se AER ip ae ti, ae 1 ”, STAR vim eprops or ns oheaell DE a - ey , 2 . 7s 2 -ee 2 ae SF 13 ae se eee [ 2 ¥ 3 ’ eo > -* #, ss s 1 s+ 3 ee = a ae s I= y ; : : mr! , $2 a he | - oe ] . z : § *; 7 3 Ss & as RA B ‘ 4 F e 2 a * 1 ae a e's Riley % 5 Son on Py ae i. 4 *. ‘ SS b baer a a ee A owe a i + # cs 7% ee . Bi ot > * Bs 1 3 Es : i « ais is ¢ qi Ce é a. » ~~ 5 Me -a a s 4 ra Oe 5 tired = «ar an o. 32 nM. y Seft@e ak | Nes » 4 , — ; > * Os Ee oe eee ee eo ek Skee Kr re ee HL? | PAGE 10 BOLUEGE IN GREECE TO. he 7 a 7. pyros Skouras, Once Shepherd | Boy, Pledges S$40.000 to $60,000 for Building. Pa Spyros Skouras, head of a chain Sf St. Louis motion picture the- Re oT eR OP @ters. who began his career as a Ghepher t Dledged himself to provide dj hov 1%} (sree Ce iis between | em me ~HAVE ST. LOUIS HAL 640.000 and $69.000 for the con- Mruction of a “St. Louis Hall” as Part of th Anatolia College at fi Balonika, Gree: i > Dr. George W. WI) , sident ]] bf the college, who has been in St. || Louis for several weeks a mounced tne gift yesterday Phe funds will be used to build either ron dormitory, whi j would cyst B40. ar a. a mould cost $ & Anatolia College w Oo i! Asia Minor. but was driven out by Bhie T urkKs about two vears azo. Its Purpose is to offer an American junior college education to Greeks, ians and Albanians. @rmenians, Serbi Go Mediate Rail Wage Demands. | "By the Associated Press. « CHICAGO, March 3 A Federai Board of Mediation temorrow will far the re Fepresentatives i Ua G ra wage increase of 7*% ber cent | i | ' All the Newest | | BRUNSWICK || | RECORDS | On Sale at NL MUSIC CO. 514-516 LOCUST ST. 50,000 Records | to Choose From | House Most Complete Music in St. Louis | "il i Hh | | i I i ly If | it Ht i | i it it itt | BRUNSWICK ] | RECORDS || | ' Electrically recorded by ii : the “Light-Ray” method Hi - (musical photography ) Hi . 1} 3 | , | ‘ | LOPEZ “Biue Skies”. .“Sincel 1 Found You”—jfox trots with 1 vocal chorus... Vincent Lopez 1 and His Casa Lopez Orches- tra. 3426—7 5c | .* « i “In a Little Spanish Town" — | waltz with vocal trio. “Still 1 Waters” — waltz. Castlewood Marimba Band. 3403—7 5c BEN BERNIE |. . “*Je T’ Aime’ Means ‘I Love * You’” ... “He’s the Last | | Word”—fox trots with vocal chorus. Ben Bernie and His Hote! Roosevelt Orchestra. if 3411—75c 1} Ss 7 | » “Washboard Blues”... “That's \ - No Bargain”—fox trots. Red i . Nichols and His Five Pennies. i ‘ 3 3407—75c¢ i a iit » | a ® j r t - i . al " tf i} ; ' } “In a Little Spanish Town” ti] “Put Your Arms Where {Hf They Belong”— * “Alma Mater” .. “Lo, How a Loni 3163—75¢ vorces. | versity Giece Club. . - * “Alexander” “Old New York University” and “The Palisades” —rniale voices, New York University Glee Club 3177—7 5c = “The Little White House (At the End of Honeymoon Lane)” from “Honeymoon Lane”... | “One Alone” from “The Des- ‘ert Song” — sung by Frank ; Munn, tenor. 3413—75¢ wrman (Ss. C.} l Always Something New on Brunswick Records Rayon Striped Girdles, $1.00 LSO of novelty mate- rials: various styles and lengths; combined with elastic; hose support- ers attached ; sizes 25 to 36. y — + 5 (Downstairs Store ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ____. Many Unusual Offerings Fridayinthe' DDO wYEIRSIZIELrSsS Siore WwW eels Sale of 2000 *] FOR weeks we have been planning and preparing tor this extraordinary Downstairs Store Week fea- Now we are ready with a most unusual collection of girls’ splendid quality wash Focks to sell at this low price. Mothers should not hesitate to buy an entire season’s supply—because of the Fourteen Attractive New Styles ture. substantial savings. also dainty designs in printed fabrics—there are straightline models, two-piece effects and bolero styles. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH. == 1927 _ : ——— - —— MARCH 3, THURSDAY EVENING, : eS a me See Our Other Announcement on Page 5 omen’s Brassieres, 23c RONT and back fastening styles—of white and 3 rayon stripes and novelty mg. § terials — some have elastic 7 sections in back. Sizes 30 tg F : =|: 42 in the lot. > : =|: (Downstairs Storm) F 4 Friday Sale of | . Men’s Shirts} 4e oh, Men’s Cricket Sweaters, $1.95 In the new fancy patterns—slipover style with V-neck and tight-knitted bottoms—urregulars of high - grade Sweaters. Men’s Union Suits, 50c Of striped madras and nainsook—— = full cut and have taped seams and good J elastic webbing in back. Sizes 36 to 44. ,netairs Store. settle i f am , : eg: be | sf x i " = j 4 Ly Ve, D> |i |) . hs j ry tf Ro Pa u ; mi ii | / PES oa : = Hel aoe = Le 3 i | : S23 Fe at aa = eee ° | ! 1 | | ‘2 F WITT Every Shirt an Unusual Value at... ; At: if si ao i wae : | THis Shirt event is one of the outstanding features of the | & F ye! PL Downstairs Store Week Campaign—it includes hundreds L oT of new, fresh clean Shirts—that are offered at a price that 3 | | presents unparalleled opportunity for worth-while savings. S Included are Shirts of the better grades of Im- é ported English broadcloth and satin-stripe madras. e BAAR AAS a fe Collar-attached and neckband styles with French or a & 9 ° barrel cuffs. Come in neat stripes, fancy patterns, 8 iris’ S . ) S plain colors and plain white in sizes 14 to 17. * + s . ’ . + . : , > oo tailored under-arm styles—others in plain colors of Shades that come finished straight prc ys cor tan, Drown or. black. - : ) a as y . . : airs SI in green or ecru; with ecru bullion also many new . Oo 7a"? excellent values. fringe. shades. ey »"* Perfect Shades at Special Prices Opaque Shades Oil Opaque Shades Fringed Shades 4 36x72 inches, at sic 36x72 inch 73 : 3 j ches, at. ze 6x72 inches, at...... ; 36x84 inches, at 67¢ 16x84 inches, at 83 re inches, at... pons , Come in green, white, and hese are in green, white, alloped and fring @! f em — and light and dark ecru. in ecru. ‘(Downstairs Steral 7 * * ae . eed first 2 ocr the interest of crip! crippled ehlidre Guaranteed : Se be. Se seaman a ie pat a) ne a TR “(UBS EATOLS THEM Sit. Louis > tt. yj P. Harris Tells s Organization of Aid to gan! ae iae j yigimed Children. , the Chicago law- oe ¢ounded the first Rotary ears azo DY calling three to & meeting, explained, in fore the St. Louis sh t day betore { a eo at Hote! Statler. what C . . “nn Hang nt membership of i . 1¢ me = tries, is accomplishing 38 ogni ary accomplished : . Rot: ¢ has it ¥ 3 re cenit worth whe. was ° ~ . = . Harris Ca $3 y¥' e - , yea ; ation Harris. now ?P emcess: ef. ” rionuatl. gee question Potary Internationa ct = im it ie emer himself. In answer'ng \ pgut to bY. to the work of Ro- ts opied heginnins tn Ohio with an , ease eight years age. +k has grown gsracual iv today there are - a3 for crippled children in. ; all sponsored and gen- fficere’ by Rotarians, ntinued. “Thousands of ay mn are being cared . but the work ts just ———* oomrtiers and schools een ee erected and the work is are : - } nas. *» & ia ,42e to otner f. , etn up “ehe thousanhaes of a > - % : far the in Rotary has done .! os - Harris eaid . 790 Notary . established student é gubs bas e than $599,- . with mor = 6 in revolving funds 458 ciubs = . y ondu “Bac hy To Sc OOO, al ° sponsored cam paigns. vs’ bands, an oo 28 a established in more than i0¥ cities. Other Rotary ihment mentioned by Harris were: hay ing codes of ethics adopted by ;- tions: an the pro- frade associations and ne good-* ill threughout the cted 118 have i play grounds have accomplishments * v motion of world si “Possibly the greatest contriou- tion of Rotary ‘> the world's work.” said Harris. 2 concluding, . : .* AAT on arm) OaSs- “_ making i3”.' men a | . "he - rg gadors of good “7 ana good ene an tw the rest of the world +LESSONS IN ENGLISH SLANG British Novelist Says Cockney Dita- lect Is Dying Out. " oD -_ . : ~~} Speen c creeponde! ~ ‘ the ~=t LL) SD ae) " 4 ; a 7 v .rure LONDON Fe ’ ae ee a pet i.cu C er English sians “ompton Macke: w . : ; By ele English novelist, declared that the old original cockney dialect had virtually surviving ~ ~# ’ +) ian ’ re r | ‘le? - Ramp iitat es oni Pr i ; - : ’ Wackenzie approac ed Siang i all tlory ‘ta lien 7 disappeare argon manners a great part | seven- ‘ speecn +h «se eentu rites, moat a lancure ot wir own An “angier” was 2 ma o fished inte hove asen . ' 1: imc alin lent or rod rifle ri¢ nearest rooms. A “badge preyed on marine traffic: a “budge war @ sneak thief. and a “smudge ‘a% under beds and robbed the sieepers A ‘moon curser” was a decoy iown dari: alleves on a foaegy night. Mackenzie gave a genealogical! tree. beginning it “fon” and ad F Yancing through the words “maca- ron ‘= we “dand’ “nob. de- Fived ror e French “noblesse, “tore “mas one of the first American words to come into En- gs ‘lac ‘ DP “Sonnn y n © . Loder university expression. “heart Hie produced only one newly minted piece of Gang. picked up from a railways porter——"dropsies.”” for bank notes. Stolen Ante Wrecked in Crash. Four 1 the wh , the ay tomo! of Fdward Brerinan, 4364 Mite avenu ate no enmenten nee yard at 6 j sterda rite Ou wT 4a hy " ; ana es 4 x hey t} raarnect tr * AW tar ,}) aa ; fr . of* . ,10 Tox rcys aven ADVERTISEMENT Makes 59 Year Old Minister Feel Like a Kid” exsprese ‘ne deep — mae P ne ’ w hae A mirow Tabets Rave dore for me. says Rev. BH. Mo enna of Teague. Texas “They begin » © work Den entering the bedy sand mM the spot every dose rT noticed 6 Mar. ec aoee the firet @#eek lam 38 years Sid an evershedy teile me | lowk > wee “+ l am taking ARIU™M Peete” «== hats sents eee Gee "read the zo>=§ news that there ie «6S ‘oncditing | tee rewt fs.) and > PIndewn “ep “ mor es ach mesi-—-ell this the aia ‘ of ARIUM t bave never found kkinerys and bia. “°@® mary bring ea of many dis; ead to wr = e | a “Sc Deriape fatal dissases that every ere. — " . * ™ ame Pras bk ~~eumatie a iW inges OES E Ste “ft 0°88. paing in the head. sour “ Ta fh 7 erwery - . " ” " : = Tveus Weakness and lack of | bes ‘ 4 Wes often a -. R . "Tstem the marrelous resetere- [this .... Dower supplied by ARIUM. Pettien +. "s © vitalizing internal E Bttion . we thee pre pe: ee ‘aia 5 An : =. 3% nature intended : pee. ‘estimony of shysiciane and eve convincing preef ef the re 2016 power of ARIUmM : guichly : uy should | disappears, Yu : fee a truly startling imereve | ‘ ia yourself each day. ; The Associated

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Women’s Brassieres, 23c 42 in the lot. RONT and back fastening styles—of white and pink rayon stripes and novelty ma. terials — some have elastic sections in back. Sizes 30 tg Downstairs Store.) fenni : if ROTARY I ns xt K THEM Pp. Harris wis Tells St. Lei Organization of Aid to | : maimed Children. : 4 : is. the ‘ ‘hicago law- | E 9 pean tunes onan teeeanil 7 g¢ years ago by calling three ériends £0 a meeting, explained, in| if ne today ee the St. Louis |e ub at Hote! Statler, what : pt membership of 1 30,000 ntries, is accom plishing. has Rotary accon sre: ed | while. was now president | 3§ cou is really worth question Harris. me y International,’ i of Rotar} | | seer pimselt. In answering it he put to ork rab Ro . first to the w : one in the interest of cripple q : beginning in Ohio with an ' ease eight years 4£0. peeten ik has grown era‘ dually saety, until today there are gocieties for crippled ehildren in s of the hundreds rice that Savings. Im- adras. ch or terns. a's Union Suits, 50c fiped madras and nainsook— and have taped seams and good ebbing in paras Sizes 36 to 44. ‘ bey airs Store Week and | 5 Selections can still be made l assortment of New Spring ractive prices. Included are afternoon, street. sports or hioned of flat crepe. crepe de the newest colors including Diadem Athenia Navy Gooseberry Red Black 2 o effects, smocked models, rered skirts, new pleating and the newest trimming ideas. n dnd stout women in sizes rm foie OWNS tlairs tore.) ndow Shades | in Three Groups lajority. f= ale. All [7 — te with | y lasts. -| ) | i Hl ) i! Hi ; aque all the -olors: en z new : 7 , ok! ~ set lal Prices Fringed Shades 36x72 inches. at 77¢ 36x84 inches. at 87c ; te, ged. a { ringe . in ecru. i : i-taire S14 Te ig Dresses ‘a “Makes 99 Year 1 30 all sponsored and gen- ' 8 ‘enally officered = DY Rotarians, : re f eontinued. “Thousands © rl vented children are being cared | . ripe ot j for annually: but the work is just }, - peginning. Hospitals and sc! 10018 L gre being erected and the work is B greading to other lands. 7 Tak up “the onniagy nds of ing p h . j n ta - +hea . Rotary as Oot j i . a pe id, 200 Rotary ~ poys,” Harris #2 = blished student dubs have estab:) ide |e ‘*#h more than $509,- joan funds, wt | funds:. 458 ¢ lubs > 906 in revolving . ave conduct - “Back to sc hoor 18 have sponsored Bs cam : a laygrounds have poys’ bands, anc Pp : been established in more than ivy | 3 cities. YY + Other Rotary accomplishments pes Oe mentioned by Harris were: hav- : codes of ethics adopted by 123 ; a : : ing 7 th 7 9° wy ee iA vf WHAT AN trade associations: and \e } is PER POUND. HAL I > OR motion of good-will throughout the : world. : “Possibly the greatest contrivu- % 4 . ’ ‘ fhe wor! i he (tion of Rotary to the ste vs bf | Pwork.” gaid Harris. in conciudlng, § ™ “ie making 130,900 men ambas- ® wdors of good wil! and good cheer vce siete ®t the rest of the world ms yar 5 aks eee a sei ; B-LESSONS IN ENGLISH SLANG & t a r S li ic British Novelist Says Cockney Dia- & lect Is Dying Out. ae B. CARTON | B peri Co rrespondence of the Post-Dispat. ‘ LONDON, Feb. 3.—In a iecture : en English slang Compton Macken- gle, English novelist, declare the old origi: al « ockney dis lee? PWirtually disappeared, surviving onl, in parts north ‘ t. " _ tor? “masher. one nt’ the firgt - American words to come into Fy @ Gish wee “Chanpi: “johny: om nut.” 10 the moder ™ espression, “heart He produced SOniy one newly ri i eG ece of meang. picked up from a railway = Pporter- -“dropsies.”’ for } Stolen hte Wi ore« ape im 4¢ nen. Foy ir ¥i uthse F tomob of 7 a « E Vic: a aver ys fe 3 : Yard a? * DD. T? Vent ar me out of the wrec] ae a4 es © the au* 3,3 07) “au He EPARhs pS. : om hi . P * 0 } "he | ok , ferry ‘ oft* EFower | (ore Ve ¢ > # 2. ADVERTISEMENT Old Minister ad Like a Kid” awe ? fap! Fx.» © have done fa, v ; a 4 H » a by ete me." sars Ries t? “4 © Benne of Tes ue "y @ w eae "They begi: ye a ‘a Wor x UDO arta. " . PA 7 - : hit the ” : ' = BDO rer OoORe xed 4 Po: Marked eh alice ths fire? wre re Pears OC an Prervhoad . , wel . sin Lan ARIU™M Tabierg 4 T iA ’ & ef, - "Dread the =n. owes 8 imal } ” Bos produces ei Ded by ARIUM ~ SP) ip hel: ; 7 £ er . x San te: ” Pelee 3 4 4 iment, uP ature inten, | . he : s Yatag Wien emict-to 2:. of M@rming «rm : ay ‘VA.¥ Gisappears You should hen; j . vt trulire Slartiing Lin pre eo hore & yoursei¢ @ach das of Ne Associated Radit im ‘hemi Bia. ; ¥ Van “zK. FuLrantiee sue nant Miustactor, te pr ogres. Ta money refunded : “a definit *® Quantity of radium ia need in er in prepara a ARI M “a Chay ar ert —_ a be Fwy May now be en vy obtained Wor y fom any good druga! Si. Buri c [Wilser rug Stores &.. Walgreen Drv ge ts Ppeck har: Be cieter * Pharmacies : Ji yf neon Br s if ¥ — “Uy MPCCTTTITITITI LLL LLL Le ai alianieeietaecia Louis POST- DISPATCH } GS i / i} on Fresh *) MEATS \ FROM THE CHOICEST, MOST CAREFULLY FED CATTLE. YOU CAN’T BUY BETTER AT ANY PRICE —AND OUR PRICES ARE ALWAYS THE LOow- EST CONSISTENT WITH FIRST QUALITY TAR HAMS ME DIU M[ SIZE, 19 TO 12 51) STAR BACON. WHOLE 34 d Bacon :. 42c SMOKED, LB IZE TK AGI é JACK ‘SALMON . PER LB. NIB THURSDAY EVENING. VIEDIL \i { ANS PEARS::: CHERRIES «: CHIL! con CARNE © “ A9c . 55c “ 99e 75¢ 2 KOR oe “Qe . eg oh s b ARTLE we il ; MALT TRIT BOHEMIBEAN LAVORED AN 9 HOP. nd —_ HAMBERI PEI REECT { HTAMBERLAIN- 5 BIRD (;RA VEL 21 STAUFER -R'S SOAP CHIPS 7@ = LAUNDRY TABLETS 15¢c KIDNEY BEANS IOAN OF Ahf TROCO NUT MARGARINE 1-LB. CARTON 2 eanron ewe ee ee ee ete eee. een r | | | | | “i MADE FRO!) | \- PURE RYEGRAIN “preo aerated and baked—Alds diges- tion and bull * in package FROM ds health. Nine dises : re sr beet Ye j ; > , ”., ’ EXTRA FANCY GOOD BAKERS LARGF SWEET, JUICY MEDIUM BIZE, FLORIDAS, PER DOzZ., CALIFORNIA FIRM RIPE FRUIT —_ BEST QUALITY ON MARKET | FRESH STRAWBERRY KRED....PER POUND RHUBARB CELERY SWEET POTATOES HALL 2ic 10c L B = LETTUCE 10: TOMATOES 8" 22¢ POTATOES ©. 10° 25e COLORADO RUSSETS——BEST COOkh ERS—10 LBS... 39¢ a WELL-BLEACHED JUMBO SIZE STALKS, EA > ANAC XY NANCY WELL-BLEACHIED LARGE HEADS ICEBERG, EXTRA . EVERY ONF PER LB. VW - ge aga MAZOLA FOR SALAI OR COOKING 25¢ Sc Quart Size - - - - AN! LAK Pick LIKE C | [N JEN PKGS ARGO I-LB. PKG. GLOSS STARCH 7*¢ KRAFT’S CHEESE SPREAD DELICIOUS FOR SALADS AND SAND (HERESEKE BASE. KA NO OIL ADDED. FLAVORED WITH eLIVES AND PIMENTOS—6-0Z. JAR KRAFT PIMENTO, Limburger WICHES—A CREAM 2ic or Cream— '-lb. Package. ae * PRICES QUOTED GOOD AT ALL STORES IN GREATER j ST. LOUIS AND NEARBY TOWNS

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alee tal : deeb =p Wr ees = dea an yrs age we jr ny SC i Mie ER alee 7 1 SENS RS eee PO A AOAC eles AP pi AR ate! sida saatid Str aS Roast oe Bg "oe : a, Also Misses’ Styles for All Women and Misses Who Are Not Slender H a _Eight of the Best Reasons for Filling Your Needs Friday ~ Sl aur wee Masel ot _All Very Popular Articles and the Savings Are Exceptional SPRING COATS | 22222 | | Dy ensign cron te ig ss \ t again when direct of 1 e Burt, 1 wa aN vy, ED 2 c a . a offerings. Whatever your many other groups offer sug nT ' - w , 5 ee '} 4 ~ { . , ; - - CS ; | A rT} : ’ . ‘ > ; . : aT t : E ' aaa Abaai Pia i¥ ‘ i A ‘ ’ i ; ‘ ue - ~ - 3 . . ; Se ; “ , - ’ ‘ . “te ‘ fs a » ; ’ : “4 : ; ; ; . > , , . > . 6 3 " " r f 7 : a & : ie «¥ ‘ f : iy ‘ ‘ > ) i ; > ~ v s¢ aa . i 4 ts i ‘ 7 ; An ' . - " - a ;7 - ’ , : : ; a ae i ; | Ty " = : sad i : ; ; . = - M -_ | ’ > : ; j oe = oes oe ' 7, t iat : e* i«a 4 ‘* 2a a ‘ : | _ jf : 2 2 i | . j ; - i - - ; | j \ : j 4 = y . 4 . . ’ ' e**¢ i 1 7 ’ a" i} ; " ; ' — 4 ‘ : A » * i> ‘ 7 ~ 3 2 ’ ‘ ; ~ if 42 d ’ : ‘ ‘i ) J s wa a E . r “ r) 4 aaet ~ : ; Sa ’ - ‘ , “ . . ; - i . : a - . : | if 7 « —— - - 7 d : ~ ey 7 e . : : ; >> ; . ‘+ *-* 2S tu . . » bilby ’ : > : i tes, 2 Ss iii rie ; : 7" ' . ATE ' bale a ee : ai ‘ bad aaba tii » ti ji rh ; “-, _ if - * . e. * ; ‘ - + . 4 i - i ; ' ' ‘ ‘ aaa . . 4 ‘ 4 -+-* } Y ; . ; the new style lines, of smart «Lake Erie and the Western'll Imported China Salad Plates Luncheon Sets Mixing Bowl Sets © = SOTT desirable sports tabmies. mines. Wite tikwrious Mir or 8... + te $39 75 6 for 95c , $4 25 49c i jered ; Ow O iJOore ims it _ a Haviland French China and. Six glass Salad Plates, in a Regular $6.95 amber or green These 75¢c Sets consist of fgg Czecho-Slovakian roo-piece'! clear, beautiful amber color. glass Luncheon Sets consisting bowls of clear glass in gradu. Set s decorated with small flo- An unusually good quality. of 32 pieces. A type that is atedsizes. Kitchenconver ral design Regularly $3.00 dozen. well liked that everyone should have. Horie A> . le | A > “- ~ Sey ns + , es 22h Piet ii: NEW DRESSES. gE fot i . . . 4 ‘ ' i ; " | ‘ ~ } ; Aas 3 er f : ¥ : ; +} . > es t? ~ 4 : . : y if . . wh . FF, > r > : } is » ' : ‘ ‘ : S > . f +; ; " - _—. % : , : i . ‘ 4 " : i . « : : . . ; a“ »* y , I ! ' i} . ' — : ‘ " “— > . ‘ 4 “ \——+- ie P ” yf ‘ ; ‘ ‘* ; . . e . e : . . 7 « , " 7 =e f " - ~ Ss a : j : . . a a - , ° “ j - , - ~ : * a. = r . ; j e ’ : " * amd ° > \ ‘ / , . 7 ; d ; ’ Ads - ~ = - dl } j . : P “ ; ’ - — : ii _ , . ¢ 7 e - : « : ™ 7 - . 4 ~/!- ‘ ? + ay j ~ . : ‘ - é - - Bas. ‘ “ j #y or ; te % ; 7 “ ‘ 4 ‘> * : J 4 . 4 : - ‘ - , . . os P es : _ i] * / | 7 ee Cs . . La yy’ ft, ~ , ~ : . + : * . oH : e . . - : a 2 i ” 7 f. . * % ; ‘ » J ‘ ‘ _ ; - : ' ? i} 4 ; —.” - ~ : . 4 : 4 ‘ ‘ be : - . J , . . ' ; ~ + -* « ‘ 4 j \ ;f a4 4 ; j ‘ : J - ‘ | i ‘ > ce Ld " } . ‘ i ‘ ry st Te . ; : : ‘ . i i ’ . . - ‘+s | ‘ if = > ore | | } Ht . a Pe ; ‘ ; = £49 St" 8] 48c $3.95 $1.50 Charming models of ne. lal repes, spor : mmission b: . Vork cen. (| Imported Wall Pocket with Imported hand-decorated Bev- Imported Cake Sets with blue Twenty-six- piece Cottage Sets mixtures and sheer Georgettes- ih with the P tral and Balti e & Ohi ... || raised floral decoration. Nine- erage Sets, consisting of tall band om each piece. Set con- of a durable ware—pr “He Pea 8 . “a See a : | imch size. Three patterns from pitcher and six footed glasses, SiStS Of Six small plates and attractive and a very popular he\ ST le inelinations. and subdued or gay WwW Ith . : | sah ceciie ae il which to select. also glass tray. one large cake plate type. , eolor. Truly. at} eXa) le ste Lane Brvant Si}- 4 igreement if > i Chinaware Section—Fifth Fics premaev at 160 each- Spee | Friday. All sizes! — TITTTITI Til TELL LLL Teel” TITLE LLL he Lee TTTIT IT 610-618 Washington Avenue HEADQUARTERS for Home Milliners! Complete Selections of Newest Spring Styles in Untrimmed - i: 4s i | ™S _ - eal enrer te a) 6 + i | Siieralec tecayee iN *be i e1e*e .«*eF ; me J | | Housewives Realize the Value of Blue — Special Groups of Enameled Roasters Mayes Corsets Radio Cabinets | | 4. Specially $ 1-20 € Ideal i stout fig- $2.3 2 Px! Gye ures. Well boned and of excellent quality coutilL They ¢ fine the figure well. Priced at. New Table Style—at 7 = — ) @ Blye enameled, oval style and of good size. The body ts) ee og Ee | | | \ At b 7} seamless, with end handles and Spring Hats * ainaieien pea ee eek r/& aay ; be tS a) a conveniently handled cover.” sl MARA RAR ARB RARA RS AARAAARAAARN i $3.95 Value Charred Oak Kegs Garbage Cans+ #) >, for Ten-gallon capacity, well- Of heavy galvanized i . Ht ah cg eer 97 @ These hardwood made Kegs, fitted with six Very capacious, fitted w i 5 TS sae é Cabinets afford metal hoops and a or deep rim cover and °3 | . | = ample a ra bung, priced $?.? strong bail. Special, concealment of a — ot: ‘ . . at £.40 ° ae : = ee ce Paint Cleaner 9% pe — the attractive oe table design is Laundry Hotplates This efficient Durla ie ble medium gompact enough Two-burner gas laundry Paint Cleaner is used suc small s hape for use in smaller Hotplates, elevated style, cessfully in cleaning re ' Neatly trimer Suitable for Radio Sets of almost any make or style. with good size burner. sor ts of vee W@W : and hows i Strong iron $3 - Priced 3 or Hi pretty bright colors. om . si eo} $ 59 24-in. high, marta ae . | 36-in. high. sae : — & 48-in. high, | @O-In. hich, : : i 7 ; q Crisp, crunchy Pecan Brittle @ Ball-bearing and adjustable— | ¢2-in. high, is literally “too good to miss the type that makes roller- | Poultry Wire Staples, —when the price is so “special.” skating the “peppiest” of out- % im. size. Ib e | “ . . The candy that almost everyone door exercise for the young- PRICES RANGE FROM . . S : is da ed on ac ia : ability F : a i likes. 3 Main Wleer esters. Sixth 3 eer pe aap nk CNY Pe nn eee et NB Nigh GR LER REPENS AS A MON oe A. Floor Basement ¢ cs garments of Philig - = \ —_ cre ale'’s znest honor. : 3 , and wher Rican are 3 Cc S i 95 to ‘Q” | | cht all —— AS | in regular sizes only Beautity Your Home With These Striking Lose Fat in ws || Without | Seamless Velvet Rugs | |) )) fl{\ BP 2x2 if | | madras, duplex cloths and ° 2 ‘OUSes of Bro Star Ving ea L e oadcloth, heavy | Splendid Values at Ere 2 Chambray. Good patterns and | : $ ve = TR M M I N G SER Vi 4 E y 2 a srmal exercise or diet. Th ii . : SP ee TES ae 3 a4 OP, - z Ages 6 to > ‘ * of. . — ' ‘2 ’ , : Ps Your Hat Trimmed FREE OF CHARGE ir Shape and Trim- |) , tian 4 ll a | Ae r, #, * ‘| | : mings Are Purchased Here - | mabe aeummmnes. ag Soe apemelleadine gee Prstonicee 4 i =. fe VE . 1} the trowudi Wilich wusuaily ies 1M - SEAL. | ae *3 s 4 \ a ? ry *< Jan Mae ~eSo he | omen’s os . sed fo years. Th , Factory Checked , fe ed i. —. by er Ms - oft . . te ‘ ; J ‘ a ie? UP y ec Women desiring to trim their own Spring Hat. will find here ever ything ee is peal se Reese ed ma 3% : 5 —Remarkable needed for the purpose, and in a variety WITHOUT EQUAL anywhere. | mith pic now are taking a very larg ie q den Fe . 4 @ A choice of 9x12 or 8.3x10.6 R f = Values, at : By eevee wesc ae ae Oe ee ee 0: WSO RoR fee iw Rugs, each woven seamless, in uffled Curtai = : NS Sp " SUPPLIES FOR HOME MILLINERS . S| See-4s vere i ny’ OUR, gee ome pivst ON patterns that are excellent repro- Special, the Set | ee | Ribbons Weweat Spring “eS ERE OSS rs, : zon —_ weig ; sane Fy n i Ay: 7 , | ¥ ’ ductions of the more expensive “4 | Of velvet and A greet collet tactoding Acgle’' || Ornaments ic El sults. No abnormal exercise or diet is | GA x22 +) Wiltons. Types of patterns and $3.2 a || © Oxfords, straps, pumps and f grosgrain in all Blossoms, Morning Glories, Violets, umique shapes Laity : ti wan a ” * - : ‘hy , i . : <—S : color combinations are widely ree @ oe Oinations im good leathers. high colors; all large and small Silk Flowers, high- and : : coat ‘ ~~ s | eS Sok Eee eee he, : : 24 to g in one style or another. stinhe, ated Wales Sean ae ae sete de hen stop SS on i) varied, to suit any taste. All have © These will “éreen” youl ' (50 try Marmola now. Learn what af 2” : a aa 25c to $1.98 Yd. 49c to $4.98 98c to $4 98 your friends know about it. You wi! fringed ends. dows in true pringlike | : - f my PX. 2 . 3 [ed oh jute eS ek ee MB ES Dek TS. eR ER aN i i 8 Role. ee ae eS — esas " ? x, . a te Aah Rane CN ee | | 5 d rae CP ety ya tee, AR om é BERmdecsnite ad trg el + — ene O25. ee ae Pe ee gee ee a ae es ee or ial 2 Na, = ee SS = ty 4 VY ait) . y OW : ness. be delighted with its many good results. Side . ngs, Hat Linings, in All Shades, 15 to 50c Marmola prescription tablets are | Heavy Axminster Rugs Rug Lining Pads of eunstions salle ani = Men’s Shoes eoid by all druggists at $] per bex. qusnatanseboulesktbe. ety || Just 16 Rugs im this lot. Heavy quality 6x9- Heavy quality cotton-filled Rug Lining Pads. Bi: _ ston $ 2.5 Se ee oe ‘ | || foot Axminsters in practical all- = E & ori nfetd's Tf cr 7 ar i e— a ’ — xtra heavy overi . bo ee ee eet Pies MARMOLA || over patterns and colorings. Special D220” cages Tyee mem 8.3x10.6 or ox12 size. 3 r “Fadlet a . We | longent Way to ‘otuce : Reg Section —Fifth Fleer r - a ‘ofa wade sie tan aa = ee eee ee eee * P42 en ee eee eeee

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PANY HE MAY CO. Cleveland PEC Needs Friday e Exceptional Mixing Bowl Sets 49c These 75c Sets consist of five bowls of clear glass in gTadu- atedsizes. Kitchenconveniences that everyone should have. Cottage Sets $4.45 blue Twenty-six-piece Cottage Sets | ° ‘ thi attractive and a very popular b t con-' of a durable. ware—practical s and type. Chinaware Section—Fifth Filoer Realize the Value of Blue 1eled Roasters DS Priced «¢ .) 1-29 ’ A , and of good size. The body is - } seamless, with end handles and Sa conveniently handled cover. Garbage Cans . Of heavy galvanized iron. Very capacious, fitted with deep rfm cover and 75 strong bail. Special, dC Kegs ty, well- with six. a wood LL $ | Paint Cleaner tplates This efficient -Durlacque laundry Paint Cleaner is used suc- ted style, cessfully in cleaning all _ burner. sorts of woodwork. ein ......3 ° 30c ne Stepladders Wall pa- Six-foot size. of well-sea ered spe- soned vrood—fitted with bucket rest. Spe- $I 79 cial for Poultry Wire Made of heavy galvanized wire, 75-foot rolls, 2-inch mesh, standard grade. i2-in. high,- roll IS-in. high, roll 24-in. high, rol ifs °6-in. high, roll.......$§ 48-in. high, roll. f-In. high, roll. 72-in. high, roll... + *.#,¢%,%. +, 4 % : DALAL IAL, is a ALA sere me i a | -* yy Tytyt A rye ff s “ (MONRO ONE : ANKE uy +, *, 4, *, * ‘he tL .Y Poultry Wire Staples, *,-in. size. Ib, ... 10c Basement Gallery %e c®8us “#8 e’ Special, the Set $3.25 _@ These will “dress” your win- dows in true Springlike dainti- ness. Side -hangings, double of excellent voile, with colored insertions and picot edges. Choice of several attractive shades, ‘ertain = Blye enameled, oval style, e * 5 * - >. ae eR eiromseetewncha neem ndheaneionetemeemanems oe rear . ee ene remnants Seen — - on 4 : . ‘ is : - ; rpg 4 , bal aes ; - , eh ine eS ” « A Ger ease eset Scie meine, eS ge me cre ddd Papal Migs, oa 3 ? ee RO Te te eee et et ah Ciel SRS i ee shirt ee ¢ ight tae ae ninahia , ' : PASTRY Cee SOREN ey gee eae tole RRM ng gl Ps , Pere ey a PO 2 (ebg tase auawrenrieages -- a CRN et cag: Oy a a Pe ae Ruffled Curtains | 3 ruffled valance’ and tie-backs | 3 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH oe 2 ‘ eae » mee ae +, Sa ec “wot 4 x Bees ts fe AF ip ad eg ashes + a> ~ ae - ee Bey: > te aa ee ao ay hope ; % Bo 2 ; 2 va = aw F a, Px: ita Ril Heb aise wy —— we re ; aap! ag : AS r 7. ——__ : — = - - oe - > a . z - yy roe 7, aon ty ee —_ is ; a & a ‘a 5 e & 4 a > 3 ‘ 4 ; 3 é $ * is y - (AN) € Women’s Spring Frocks of radioux -. chiffon, mohpac { rayons, cotton , charmeuse and silk N fabrics. In regular and extra sizes. | Rasement $8.50 Mattresses Very Special, for... @ Forty-five-pound lay- $6.25 er-felt and cotton Mat- tresses with durable art ticking covering. Closely tufted. Hasement —_— PAGE 13 _ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH___ A ae oe Are Worth the Price of an Electric Toaster ¢ 4 ! Being human, your disposition for the entire day is often determined by your morning meal. If you're cheerful and smiling then, you're usually happy from then on—and nothing helps quite so much as crisp hot toast, evenly browned, quickly served. y risk a grouch when electric toasters are 80 con- venient and low priced? Step in and see these toaster bargains today. You ll enjoy shopping in the most beautiful and convenient electric store in St. Louis. A $6.00 HOT-POINT TURNOVER | TOASTER Specially $2"50 Priced at.... 5>° and a handsome Hammered, Silver- Finished Toast Tray FREE With this beautiful, highly- nickled Hot-Point Toaster at your elbow, you can make per- fect, tempting Toast, quickly TOAST TRAY FREE CoS " oe and without effort. No burned >=- fingers—-just tip the holder and SS a the bread turns automatically. A convenient switch in the cord is rightat hand—noneed to dis- connect the toasterat the socket. Easy paymentson your light bills —at slight additional cost. This handsome hammered silver- finished Toast Tray, Free with every Hot-Point Toaster. A useful addition to your breakfast appointments. Famous THERMAX Turnover Ioaster Regular Price $7.00 $50 DuringiThis Sale, Only — Hot Toast, brown and crunchy, is truly the most appetizing and healthful addition to any breakfast. Good for grown-ups— excellent for youngsters; but only an elec- tric Toaster will make it—just right. It will pay you to take advantage of this bargain —a scientifically constructed Thermax Toaster, at a reduced price. Get one today. Fasy payments on your light bille—et slight additional cost. -™ A Quick Comfort for Pain ELECTRIC HEAT PAD Uncertain, fickle Spring, with its su~shine and quick changes—its cold, penetrating, drizzly rains-——brings its quota of rheumatic twinges and seasonable pains. Check them, soothe them, with an Electric Heat Pad, the most effective application of soothing warmth at the exact epot needing quick relief. ee ee ae ae “_ * ~~ «= wy 4 As « > eye . ty he . x > The Electric Heat Pad never gets cold or clammy like a hot water bottle. It is always ready for instantand prolonged service, always at the same temperature. Three heats at t touch of a switch-—Three thermostats which prevent over heating —- Be prepared — get your Electric Heat Pad today— Nothing Down - Easy Payments on Your Light Bills At Slight Additional Charge UNION ELECTRIC LIGHT AND POWER CO. 12TH AND LOCUST Webster Groves‘ « Wellston - -St.Charles and all other branches eee eee) Fe ee ee ee ee » & Ave ee”.

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~ ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH PAGE 14 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH____ _ THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH 3, 1927__ torial Page - Daily weavers _— - —_ eliatEs cP ENS cA Ce ie a Ss ap WE GIVE AND REDEEM EAGLE STAMPS FAMOUS ~BAKK CO OPERATED BY THE MAY COMPANY Oo. THE MAY CO. HE MAY CO. THE MAY CO. FAMOUS-EARR CO. M. O'NEIL C ‘a Angeles Denver St. Louis Akron Cleveland Boys’ Spring Shirts 600 of Them—Special Friday, 77c @ Collar-attached style—that the boys like. Made of color-fast percales, mad- ras and domestic cotton broadcloth to that they'll wear excellently. Sizes 12 to 14 neck. Bey Furnishings Section—Seccond Fleer By Special Request! “Contract Bridge,” Discussed by Mr. Foster @ Because so many want to know about this new type of Bridge, Mr. R. F. Foste: has consented to give a lesson on “Con- tract Bridge” Friday—at 3:15 P. M. Make your reservations in the Book Shop. Tickets, $1, including tea. Seath Wines TMENBER FRANKLY PRE Tas OF PRISON 7 “BOARD BLUNDERS = Ee _ AS. Sieinbeck Gives Com- shensive Insight Into * Manageme Intriguing Collections at St. Louis’ Dominant Store Reveal Many Smartly Ditterent Spring Styles in Frocks and Modes That Will Impress With Their Charm—and Their Unsurpassed “Value”’ Chic Dresses New Coats —Are Featured at —Attractively Priced at *35 ‘7a @ Frocks that develop the fashion-famil- € A group that's a real demonstration of iar bolero, redingote and bloused themes Famous-Barr Co.'s unsurpassed apparel in the most captivating new ways. From values—and from which it will be a tea: daintily feminine models banded in dyed pleasure to select Friday. Sport Coats of lace and embroideries—to tailored Frocks mannish severity—and graceful models of that use contrasting colors, and criss-cross twill weaves, trimmed with tucks, pleats, tucks in novel ways—all are “the latest.” nt Which Has ident ra —gemomapeagese: ia res that tz - MATTER UP WITH BAKER, HE SAYS Fabric Gloves In an Underpriced Group at I fe @ Since attractive Gloves at 77c are hard to find —and this group of 2400 pairs in- cludes many new Spring styles in the fa- vored colors, it wouid be decidedly profitable to provide for the sea- son's needs here Fri- day. Short-cuff types, many with touches cf color. ican of sociate Harry Secret The | the terests sions Pf Very Special at if > 1 89 | ‘Governor Gave Him to Un- @ Pouch, underacm vanity tailored ang many more styles—al] so new in design, and ee nas meena so correct for tse JEFFERSON CITY, Mareh with Spring coats aad The desolate fran ial costumes—that youll the once prosperot | rejoice in the special the closing mon! price. For it will cm the bilunderins able you to select te Board which match various outfits. braids, and often with some favored Spring fur. Plenty of the popular black Coats. sizes 34 to 44. sizes 14 to l18& respective sections. sizes 14 to 18 sizes 34 to 44. to 441, Misses’ Regular Half sizes 34% = * Women’s Misses’ in their present Pena! brought i er 4 it to that state, W* greater clarity awesterday afternoon an by witnesses Db f t : ftentiary Investicatin Tt was the first vestigation nesses who w re sketched witht Distinctive Coats $59.75 to $100 + Women and misses will be impressed with the variety of lovely models in this wide range— , entic Coat models and fabrics are fully Feurth Fleer Attractive Dresses $16.75 A broad group of one and two piece silk crepe and crepe satin Dresses proving that smart styling need not be “at odds” with economy. Women’s and misses’ sizes. el ore Reptile grained , leathers and others —in dark and bright hues. Handbag Section | | ' Bess” * Tots’ Spring Coats = ak nen E ly So frank was yester 95 mony that it took mn fmagination to conclud: Something more th: Management th: $608,000 into the ! that somewt was actual cor: tion. Testimony of Steinbeck. It was A. S. Steinbeck, Fresh Colors, Prettier Styles, for the Children—a Purchase of 1500 Stamped Spring Dresses Most Surprising at ro € The little tots, from 1 to 4 years, Values That Are | {2 5} look quite “up to the minute” in these - a QD ; : regulation style Coats of navy cheviot. . . @& WY fie 4 ‘ ' Double breasted, with pockets, and trimmed with brass buttons and em- The simple hand-embroidery do on these little Dresses wi blems. Tams, to match, $1.50 to $2.50 at you @f the Penal Board : pardons and paroles, ° daintiness to the charming sleeved or sle organdie, plain or splash voile, touch of Spring New Tub Frocks for Tots . green, Attractively Priced at egal Values cotton Or applique work th ll add the final ;. WM a | ‘ = = . .- ie ‘ itt its firs? cre ing -ctlon— p F eveiess sty ris ; : vi /i ; . : Se cotton lin ey whit a a : | Washable panty Frock. for the kid- t into the sit carts aad tale Gees ear oe tery ee ogee ? | dies—of fine broadcloth or novelty a | oo — prints. Some beautifully smocked. others more tailored. In contrastine Bonita Girdles Tots’ Spring and Summer thee ‘ ss ra Ag 4 aK ' : . ’ . ° . . . . . = 35 « « ‘2 4 é4 * : é ) hy ” 1 ' »* 5.3 , aa he] i ‘ ie Infants’ Section—Third Fleer er ecied, albe} iy, On Ais own — + gS SmMerprise and efficiency. * . ts - . From } testimony it appeared | -> d Womens Handkerchiefs ead of ve by Supplying tke Season's Needs From These Very Special Groups at $1.00 For the Woman Who Entertains— SE Me board : ot ciel s € 4 under the firs : ine ec Porto Rican Bridge Sets #§ =": - functions of o: @ The clever hostess does not neglect the appearance of her table, and these attractive , bd + . . . 0c Kerchiefs Men $ 25¢ Hdkfs. Men . Linens 25¢ Novelties ered in fancy colors, will help to make your tae pene ee Women’s mported c icS—a soft- 35¢ ndkerchiefs of . a colorft ker- , “ -@Onduct also is under tees, sae [Imported cambrics—a sof ser iiee Guanes cies tae Smart, colortul Handker bridge party a success. Cloth is 36x36 inches, with four a7 Re dents. ee popular colored woven bor- finished with é4he favored voile, dainti ily finished. on most ders 7 for $1 '4-inch hemstitched hems. 6 for $1 » for Si Women’s Hdkfs. Hemstitched Handker- chieis with embroidered corners—in ‘ white er col- Ors; many designs 12 for $1 | Apparel-Making Needs During the « =a -Tnadce Mothers W1!! for z to Want Any Numbér of Them to Make 12 Year Old Tots’ Spring and Summer Wear nt £ andrmissions whic Specially Priced... @ For a mode that fits snug and smooth conduet i ‘at the hips, these new Bonita Girdles are designed. Front clasp or side fasten- ing—made of brocade with elastic sections. © Zar of the wurped the) ers of the Ideal for many figures— no doubt for YOURS. Corset Section—Third Fioor handmade linens with hand-drawn hems and embroidered corners. 3 for $1 , Men’s 75c Hdkfs. Handmade — of splendid linen, with the hand-drawn thread hems that denote better quality. . ‘ Guest_ Towels, hand embroidered... _. Porto Rican Embroidered Pillowcases.... Lace-Trimmed Dresser Scarfs a Linen Section—Third Fieet “Seth Thomas” Clocks Qnd he (a . ; si ‘ $19 Value, for f= iminutive Entoe’s shoulde: 7 : © prison. ’ was . ‘as ey > P 3 , rie % ’ ‘ . . es 5 . i | . . : Z re . ‘3 as | 7 « a) a» a , c ' (yme ¢ — : e : . " i. ; \ ae? . : . nen ; 5 : - * - . 2 - rr . . Feb = .? : ¥ ies t ae i : _ N “ r ” _ 7 eiaf Prt « ~ ae . — ; «a A Bia : > . : ’ , = re " and € A make renowned regarded hi: Extra Good Quality at... ~~ ers . a It was apparer Porto Rican all-linen Bridge Sets, embroid- : hy rea pe» finished quality—with the hiefs in novelty styles—of kins to match. | pite the lifference in polf F nloe Nesteiediiadinl a rR. , 1 / . =. > > * ee ut , : ' : Ee a Men’s 12'45c Hdkfs. | 0 Women’s pure Irish Handkerchiefs with inch midget hems. ' will want dozens at 2 for $1 | 9 for $1 Tapestry Designs Are New—in Girls’ Coats a) Fs 95 @ Coats of the practical sports tyre —fashioned of the new tapestry- ‘effect coating—in gay, bright col- orings with facings in contrasting tan. The model pictured has a | : ~ | _ —~ | Ss i 7 generations—in this Z 3 - Maker to tefl him smart touch of twin beaver. n= | . oe | | oe | : i | | a | : ~ tim ; , , continued soxg-inch Say at eke we atone im : | | ian - mt @ : i. i | el in mahogany effect—therefore this opportunity. Si - | —— , a | n? | a (ae | e | | N | if dial, 8-day movement and cathedral gong. ‘a —_— ~ 4 the prison from the e 4 4 | nioe.” he admitted Sizes 8 to 14 Year Clock Section—Sixth Fleet atvenset a —Select the Most Fashionable Weaves—in All the Fayored Colorings— eo oo Mee © °° *'m again about the peniten-| mt er of Pardons and | to Extraordinary Advantage From These and the Many Other Offerings Satin C | | Thermax Percolators Wire 02. .8sean atin Urepe | New Coating x . 4 Boney and ‘refer -wactae Sil | ; . ’ ~ ery ) s 7 ‘se Penal Reoard fer : r veut $3.50 Value, Yard $2.50 tO $3.48 Silks Most Unusuai, Yard Special bbe 95 \ mg be Tore © Pgs ol pelies’ dake $“).29 _ Choice, the Yard. $“).38 2 ‘ . ve 2 oh ‘os. oa == Here are Silks nat are sure to appear — @€ Thermax Electric Percolators—quick- | ; | “re aiso five pardons aad on your want list for Spri ng and Sum- pumping style in the 6-cup style—for gen- e — Large size, plain white cambric — a serviceable soft-finished quality: %%- 12 for 81 Handkerchi-f Section —“Vnin Floor iene mek hems Ae wae Ad we beds Special Values at Consider Your ‘S pring Fourth Flieer The Kind for Spr: g—- Men’s Terry Robes Offered Special, Friday at 88 Ulations of sentence. S @ Here are attractive striped and plaid Terry Robes that will meet men’s wants for medium Spring- weight lounging garments. They're in three and four tone colorings Made with rope girdle—shawi co)- lar and two pockets—pienty of “value” at $4.95! Men’s Sports Coats —of close jersey knit yarns—in V-neck style with two pockets. Select your color—from beaver, camel, dark brown ford and silver gray: 7 $3.45 Men's Furnishing Secticn—Wate Ficer. tide saiceated OT BOE wig, ie FD BT Fat TP aR sf Lill META Le es a F. (1 tage + Jee , Shih & . ng is OPT NAAR Satin-faced Crepe appears in some of the latest models from overseas—its a fashion favorite for Spring frocks. All-Silk. re- versible—in more than 28 of the newest colors Yo San Crepe Very Special, Yard Ultra new—a semi-rough pure silk weave that is designed for Swagger sports wear. In very attractive colors—light and me- dium. 40 inches wide. mer, Note how profitably they're offer- > 1 —— ed—and make the most of this unusua! Opportunity $2.98 Flat Crepe, in black and colors. 40-inch $2.98 Black Crepe Silk Meteor. 40-inch $3.48 New Printed Silks, 40-inch Plain and Fancy Metal Cloths, 36-inch $3.48 Tussah Brocades. 36-inch $2.50 Pure Dyed Radium Silk, 36-inch $2.50 Black All-Silk Charmeuse. 40-inch $2.98 Black Silk Crepe de Chine $2.98 to $3.48 Novelty Silks, 40-inch $2.50 Black Satin-Faced Canton, 40-inch $2.88 Striped Tub Crepe de Chine. 40-inch $2.98 Heavy All-Silk Colored Pongee. 39-inch $2.50 Gros de Londre, 36-inch Ot all the black coats you'll see this Spring, e will be smarter than diese made from this silk-and-woo! fabric, with chenille bayadere stripes. New Foulards Special, the Yard 12 Foulards have a wide reputa- tion for dependability—and this Spring’s charming printed pat- terns will increase their fash. ionable standing. Many colors Davriight Sk Section Third Pleer eral use. Nicely finished. Liectric Section—Basement Gallery Housewives, Lighten Your Tasks Witha Magnetic Electric Clea : *22= Extra Value at.. € You will find the “Magnetic” t oughly efficient, strong and depend It has powerful suction for embed dirt—and a brush for surfece litter. bears a Motor two-year guarantee. ts air-cooled and of excellent make. See uttnenenetentienenttimeeteetibeneteeenete ee eee SSS eee SS | nr ram pe ee ee eaten m en teem 1 ————————————————— > it demonstrated. aie of Witietraweal of Funds. Bteind. cK was present. he when the approved the drawing from the prison sur- . Which was run down $494,000 to $12,600 during Enia 10¢ recime. und _ the with crawal of the quarter of a the prison funds mpair its credit or fi- con Nit on. he teatifiet. learned that the industrial from which we drew told ; board, j ® “"T was assured by Ior Enloe that 56.990, had debts of its own | - ing $350,000." Beindeck was a close friend of | Burnett, who was appointed ; ethe board during the Enloe term, | Serve as commissatoner of indus-— . Burnett was a fermer em- ® of the Oberman Manefactur- Co. largest buyers of textile) from the prison factories, - ee, sath, “ 3

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awe May G NEIMAROT 4 ms 4k ee & ; ti igs eat sre .%. apeeeee $ eth ng at age oorsagh PAGE 16 ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH, THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH : A CORRUPTION FILIBUSTER. FIRST AID FOR BAKER. : : sitesi | 4 Wi, oT. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Whether the filibuster against the resolution of I the absence of leadership by Gov. Baker, wae | , : . . | : bs J . : s of nuisance Founded by JOSEPH PULITZER has done nothing _ propese & set Reggae : December 12, 1578 taxes which the Legislature wisely refuses to imtiict Published by upon the State, members of the Senate have under- The Pubtser Publishing Compan: lect ' scene ought to taken to salvage from the floundering session a $10,- F | Tweltth Boulewerd ond Olive Sereet amd election shall succeed or fail, the issue ougat to » @mae Wald Se - . a4 '. sid Skike | “ See’ . a td ara Fem. pe eect ‘ re oF al ee = epeter, * - rates vy ivy wp. D n x ; S18, Patio ica eet hog ra prot Fs RTS pare 4 he cant or . ea STS + a Banks : a Bete Ht nn Oey wee i he “aaa et Senator Reed of Missouri to anthorize his special in- vestigating committee to continue the investigation of fraud and corruption in the Pennsylvania primary » Miah » eel 4 2 . ; ea ad 4. -_ * ort “ees Pi ge ve Ab ee eu~ > ee a 4 eed _ “ Ss a fi “Soar ns pe > a be satisfied with merely printing si pendent; seve rai . | . 7 wrong. whether by predatory piu- i dliie tiene ts Mee wie: thet the election another and re wants the question te , oy aa ee Oe oe oe —" is accomplished. sylvania. and Smith. in Illinois, to take its regul b acy er predatory poverty. ’ : ways ; — ow «te the - gree Flaine PULITZER course before the Senate Committee on Privileges ‘2 On6 instance under the pay-as-you-go Sy* sh . : ) islat b de fo ecessive appropriations : April 10, 1907. and Elections, which is believed to be far more Legisiature mae — four succes nial Wes am ae te | pet eg ips | | favorable to Vare and Smith than Senator Reed om for lumber with which to cover up and protect the ips tbe Sie - te we Ue cs ie al) tri 1 P sen. hatever a for i State building still waiting for funds. ‘ee Pt a Fes, : eo wwred in italics by was warrior Missouri and his committee. foundation of a St E ein, a one . = — . ered- | sae Hearings held before the Appropriation Commit- : | - | ifle ai LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE , Im short, the filibusters, led by Senator Reed of ee oe Pennsylvania, want to stop all genuine and searching investigation into corruptioms and frauds of the sen- “Page Philip Moore: To the E4iter of the Post-Dispatca. tees at Jefferson City show State buildings in a de plorable condition. Many of the educational struc- tures are in need of replacement, and almost all the charitable institutions are underbuilt. At Marshal! 800 children are excluded fromm the school for the feeble minded because there is no room for them, and 200 children are similarly excluded from the School for the Deaf at Fulton. LEASE page Mr. Philip N. Moore. atorial elections. They want to lock the doors against peso two years ago he wrote to the the uncovering of fraud and corruption in the elec- editor of the Post-Dispatch warmly de- tion of Republican Senators, particularly in Pennsyl- vania and Ilhinois. The disclosures of huge corrup- tion funds used in the primaries and in the elections Eee aie mememawer tor odierial- |"Sve Stee enecha of that Kind. ‘Thay have kad | Such bond issee as that propesed in the Dill In. ly criticising the leases and those who want no more shocks of that kind. They have had eet made them. He asserted that the leases enough and more than enough. They want both the troduced by Senator Cave would remedy this situation were greatly to the Government's advan- Senate and the public kept in ignorance of the ful] 224 doit quickly at a cost far below that of the other si — — ns ened extent of fraud and corruption the elec. Method. It is a more businesslike and eaetsenerve Sieliake whe Goubted this was ot doubt- tions of Vare and Smith. way to i Smt sped _ State than the ridiculous The object of the filibusters is twofold. taxes sought by the Governor. If the Governor were himself a business man and the executive he shouid ful mental capacity. Happily, that subject has now received ‘the Republican party saved from the po! be to qualify for his high office he would have long = tes em . «: : ~ th ; STG. & cose. Ehese lenses i Senat azo made this proposal, as well as to suggest that i 1e f the Unit : the unanimous judgment of th of further damning disclosures. the majority of regulars of the party i tax be voted for education. Inept as Elk Hills lease, it said: ‘These leases : . and contracts were unauthorized by law, They want Vare and Smith seated, regardless of the “ #***™* | : : and consummated in conspiracy. corrup- manner in which they . erly f in leadership, he finds him- tion and fraud.” It said that the pur- giaction. If both were session without any money pose of the men who made yaar oe frond and co the filibuste ould still ight either for State buildings or education. eee meanest err cles hate ; partisan purposes. _ is chari or members of the Senate to show , os ‘ | a : transaction was tainted with corruption.” itude .e filibusters is one of contempt ™™ one dilemma, at least. ; | 3 , « er when | Coolidge With malice toward none, and charity ‘to honesty in elections and purity at ® ballot box. So Regpectaiepeaaa ea | toward all, I still insist that you Page trey are contemptuous of the right of the people to SENATOR WALSH’S SERVICE. “4 Rt cL 4 eva he ores ith | nis mow Mr. Moore. PAUL ¥. ANDERSON. ’ That was a Herculean task undertaken by Senator ae ha Be execntion 3 az¥ rateieallll Washington, — 183 Walsh of Montana when he set out to discover and .) ae = ie = ee ee ati e mex Smoke Spoiling Union Station. expose the corruption of the oil leases. His labors x aa as | e ve nel y Baan - tag sr To the Editer af the Post-Dispatch. . full fruition by the unanimous 4 metit oubies 0 | idee poll AN anything be done to brighten up support the party. they United States Supreme Court. The ‘you'd d the genera! appearance of our entirely iss s for or against fraud and corruption ip ©““2@T#es ! lade against the unholy alliance between Me * : Rv too gloomy Union Station” t is, of elections and the expenditu f vast slush funds to Doheny and Fall are confirmed with an authority and . , re ee ae course, realized that the Plaza program nominate and elect candidate honesty in electio inal} from which there c; never be an appeal! : fe 2 ee Awe rs. 5 ) P 4 eg - Rey x) strucgie | @ ate det 3 - ‘ thors § fending the leasing of the naval oil re- serves by Secretary Fall, and violently ee Oe ee ee ee ee oe oe ; * fe Rives , . ty >) » fee dS 7 HO} a B Prukt at. Fee ae “4 Kons % oa 27£ ore ™ + CR, House af * RA Sle Be ONS eG have honestly elected representative “ongress. They ignore the menace to good gove nt of fraud 7 and corruption in elections. So long fraud and ~ TYTN ee! ‘ ome & he corruption serve their party. eae ane gr ah Rat Akt VPage LP aE : ~ will eventually improve the outside sur- good government The iss — 5 mae ee 7 The Augean stables are cleansed 4 ee y Pale Se ~ _— " me ees . OF Wet Sem 3 . : = ~{ =: fe e ea 44 , : : = : ; in ‘ ae ‘ " » P “ . ~ pers ~ a eee c.° - Rey c us . : ‘ . ; . ae . a ’ i? . f ' sf “The roundings in the bduareampietend of the station, suppression of evidence cc rnine frau asia was more than an investigation Ss | he End Poteet Sa I tenant SH >. he - eg ee i «et ae. co hay 1 ‘reel's accuracy +o 7 but how about the interior and exterior : CE : Oe st? ito th, ee A re 5. ~~ CO eo : ; PS Ba ee ee out the . . ; . ‘ a (uTe i ‘ rl - . ee ef; on 4 ri a . a iz > oe » tee i *, 7 _ « - 4 ' 2 : . — . > ‘ > « , ~ ie e : . . c be . if I —= of the building itself? In its present |Tuption ip elections and th 5 of Piections ie ty Pasay ao aE. Ne cag, ee Re ats Pane SPS SY arnt ope ee | >. , 3 . | publiie } = 1} : r, an F . ad “a »"s : ' m —_ , 4 * 4 py : HwyoOoisnie! - estate, the depot resembles a medieval at the ballot box ~~ I i prestige, i (LelTr incaiculabdie resources. ma > Pa caii 1IRROR of PUBL?C OPINION - - - ‘ or , ; . “ > = ~. 4 - . tarred Vare and Smith . . OCU ‘ Fare in t¢ S0i€MD in its cor -¥ 1 it an I | > 3¢ ‘7 , ao —_ es ‘oe . : . i . e (Copyright 1§27.) from outsiders are not at all flattering oe St. Louis‘should impress incoming visi KARL AND THE BABE. , [+h és at #557 Aw i > - - ae with its importance. cheer vs = : ‘oO wonder Karl Marx fought to liberate the p .s . »* ; a + en , tality and wideawake Spiri.—riga d . tariat from +> Ite) be on > s . P . ef front door. \ ia & > | s =’ i | i ) ° i “ . we . +} ti Stale THE ODEON FIRE. rom the Canton (C Daily New: ii . ' . - {ust be a general alarm; they | ‘ spite of the warnings that have been te of the educational war + - 1 NEW AGE IN LABOR DISPUTES. WHEN MOTOR FUMES ARE FATAL. horses here “Terminal”—please copy sider The Babe. He asked for $100,000. And what ‘* ‘2@Y are goipg to settle things with fis: bY ; nfl ta ee ) ; Be ook at the berets ne ay mt. “Wes on hat stril | : (hat has been waged against the autom ' Laat usny oe I. WHISER did he get after the Octopus as personified a seat in Congress offer Jack ey ese fri GS PUR SRD PERE ) : ; ee a cil ire looks f te a nad ance: ' ' lent 0D nal orn le exhaus lazar« me ntint Oo ' aon't it? , ie? nate Ruppert crushed him? A paltry $70,000. O Jus- °*** - POSt-Careet ae ! the @r ee : "ne a look at all tbe Gre e Washington and Monk. tice’ O Bambino! O heck’ : : be a genera! alarm. Te the Editor of the Post-Dispatch eshte ai ins MR. HIRTH ON THE TARIFF Se : on | greate: pro * m ul te } rrival of their president- ich i througt -operation iT , AC They ne a his presence to ——__—__——__¢¢9@—_—. When did it start? ‘ Around 2 o'clock. aa Must be a general alarm; I heas® his garage. a victim of carbon monovt pees Uns cae ee 4 | R TONIGHT FQR PHYSICIAN ‘BODY : WHO PRACTICED 50 YEARS TAK ies. Surely at some time thi ) s y at some tim Ls That bird in the white hats the aim keep moving: don't a Cie s ' J. I. w iZx"ns of | aat ~ Laveuis : After OUR readers may enjoy the following e QS; ye i extract from the papers of Sir John Neither home rule nor a sn : Dalrymple to “The American Commis- , , in St. = 1; erislatnre caniq COMment on Senator Reed's vote against the McNarv- ] It was unfortunate for William Hirt} uhli : ) CRIME IN ST. LOUIS. , . ee sem fire, pudisaer he re is countrs $5 «strikes. T ‘ith the installation ceremonies. at the Missouri Farmrea. k= + }. (iA — “a ra . . " A as ‘ imw* P| i a ITE eo lla’ ne Ga no aT eo a) no his , . a Aare ‘ ~ > ’ t . C " ies — ‘ _ ‘ s . maaee é; -t : ; not come nventuaily they foun ‘i i i fi} 4 Wisdom dic- — * - - : nade m warned of just such danger. le Senator's oe 4 Sade ' ' 7 ‘ m0 AF 19-1 » Gorn heed or thought the danger exagge:r- + 'e5 —_— He was inteliigent “From all accounts of Gen. Washing- ions character, there is a resemblance between his and Gen Monk's asn . a a . : : bulldin ww P thing bat ctive metic Charles II owed his kingdom to his pe —. | tw nadie a Cae h r delicions]y . 01 | ' >» be a leading business man. bdDut Pan te = t no de ictive in Medical and | 5 aume ‘ Ss an ; ‘ . rm nv 4 -™ eee a4 4 Vii VU ee we OP | — r.Gwrarad -s Ooneny ie Li the adjustment of the Negro migrant ~~ ys a ee ; . fe rHi oe he people of nite, ates - bbe regen wage > . — 4" ” from the Southern States, in the distribu. ‘satu: S the claims of criminal lawyers and *"""* | ites eines wei Pulte Ltr? + > aa, a defect in the American people lue to | 2 ee — tion of Negro labor through the agencies 1 s the rights the people yy the inevitably reduced ices of manufacture gare 3 RRP Fess | we fete ae | heir finer instinct >| ero | A , 1" “ then i . of the State free emplorment bureaus o: article | 3 ieee aie te tele me | , nies “ painting ca ed — ‘hen any other agencies or state departments omen ‘ ae op i a riagege aa Pc: é we . ; at the Chicago Art ’ « + owl j Ay r . , p . ee . = hd .- BY ; 1 ik d i ti i - z . } : y Pe iy : > ——— . ~ Missouri has over 200.000 Negroes, “~~ © eiecinrerciten e Unite , ndamenta an end | , eine tain aay 8 Vee Caer. : ; , , . ? ; : ‘ ad aa 'd “ , ‘ : ; . > — which is a conservative estimate. The Negro Industrial Commission is the one been seated it rill likely ost more State agency which concerns itself in Ro thiitiincinidianiiiiens the improvement of Negro conditions The mere recital of these facts is argu- the kids in thet am %y al iS i oe a ee ‘Ar + sali iO remedy} A eels ys Sates a. * a ~ ~~ _ yy Be ae he: aes aha. ea: Se —- . States Senate chamber, but when Gould of Maine has “°" *"'*o “ese Worcs provide of the reai desires o re unique u? ri i ala a Bite | sort of farm leade h not! siness acume at : ey Sg ee routs r are—we do not ¢ i hose who have nevere spell of Richard @ tion iike the McNarv-Hauegs res for ‘rar they “lee of American NAIVE NICARAGUA. _ nem ment enough why the General Assembly [t appears that warfare in Nicar: despite th sion of the existing tariff, no Bi) Li ' s fc entleme thing on rn = now in session should double and quad- fact that it has been practiced a } ! uch as the d ted bil! he} , t and es T | 1d bab | ne ices. the Siemahie Gumenauir oe om | eee i 3 : nin 1 ruple the money appropriated for this very crude stage. It is described as a mere ¢ lity te dustry, bu ohn | x! ‘ : An ri He it : | = ‘ wos tO | é ae riin, sy f OF Rastoe Paey would deny privilege to | Taye tan scomplete Anterionn. Be te | —— | aneaker without s peer, aE AID TO EADS DIES =» commission's work. The adjustment of See iieccey ania nontaiilianiiti , , tory ciashes between two barefooted mo! ws SU PETIT IL) - . many thousand new citizens, migrated . ios ms (2 Bago ae fis “wR Pp a here from the South, so that ther may | | — ee oy * Fermnson Tomer feifer S86 | serait ** > ‘ Ar , - ~ - . . ie . . be fitted into Missouri industries, will re- science Pee ce "Rati te Home: te raham Linco : iT tS & TAX For ; Siners) 2), — : ' iar .es - Hilles. vice chairman of the Rer shlie ’ a : =. " i s . ‘ , -~ t. . . be e% Prigses : . 7a 4) Ni ~.e \ ars pay many times the whole $6000 used. Q.nscionaliy a picee of artillery ie “a ipa be dategeiges: _ ms : oaks ius escuicaé6on | ™E SPECIAL BENEFIT eR Spe Ate ce ~ "a A f. Diets as Separation of the races in their places a innate & gets tional Committee, is on an extensive tour of tl : os CULAR 6 ™, ise the Prison Board ate em —e ¢ dies lent troops are su sed to get 25 cents Jar. bn a. a om 41 PART! ROUPS. oar “ ef living, kinds of work, in their educa- - " wpe pp set ents 4 Gay, but West. inquiring into third-term sentiment for Cc | : a tien and hospitalization. and even in their pay usually never gets farther than the disburs. idge. He will go around Iowa % . ; their death puts upon the Legislature ing officer. Food is foraged from the countrrsid, idilinicaicidia tat the necessity of duplication of appro- eetve State supervision or help. It is to see that Nicaragua is op tO OU if we remember our Joshua, not battering rams corn. Iimagin country so lacking _ - neither fair nor profitable to slight the sorn. Imagine a country so lacking rogresi a blare of trumpets toppled the walls of Jericho black citizens of the State because they ness that it embarks upon a War without poison cas. T ' jispatch from Shanghai which + are less numerous. We can think of no naahine cuns Ric B eth sae — S$ a cispatcn trom Soangaai which calls that any nacy Ss, Big be na high Diosive shelia’ investment of the public moneys which oe gu : é as 3 gh-explosive shell: will give returns equa! to increasing the In the art of killing men as peri 2 iM aii Civilized from the military power of the Cantonese armies. but efficiency of the Missouri Negro Indus. mations. Nicaragua is as backward as ; in the +} i to. aie trial Commission. This com mission in pol itical not iON z of it manuiact sit @MUuU UTilaad re ia i. it La bis i Lad | A il ‘ manr sr f 7 4 ith > men are armed With — vee we pans: en ; : : , tag aioe ‘& P ks . —2" 4 PARODY c s ™ " a b O° ge leet Vi re ‘ | SONG. om Gow ot (nares " a aid of Capt. James B. FUSE anc the shadows falling ses % , orate ct on of the O'er field and stand; - . ria he aan’ eh ‘T881 Lo ud ly¥ [ ie Ba be is bawling * ¥ Ag a % : ae ; ia yur’ : ‘. TT? prwaaien ’ ‘a ‘9 grand. a * 'eifer is survived by a son, “i af Pfeifer, chief engineer | Night and the stars are g = “Sinal Rallread Assecia- all ther’re worth: _—s * laughters, Mra Clara Colonel. the Babe is dreat - Vises Amelia F. Pfeifer, Give him the earth * “ster, Miss Amelia Ret-| . . ea nine It sa VS that Shanghai seems to be secure oa agape te esr EM +. «+ - ~ : whether the defenders will be t hy Tais 7 he at ? . . =" a4 + @ Re . ' " id . ."y ~~ 4 ~ . - . . . alt an a - : - ne -* pA LAD A BS propaganca tactics of the South have something to say about the field and home service and every mem the Cantonese forces so differ ‘oor Richard There is "ietle 4 “ie tf j PC er paid too dearly Me FABLF. and shel! . ’ mies — . Baa : ial te eae ie ‘ince upen a time the Ohise ber of both the House of Representatives c and Senate should stand for thie ann- “ —— i ee Stak Ot i ail 2S ) > or the tin-he of “ft r a ’ Pppro Aka thes are Using an iGde@a as:.a Weapon This ‘i Sidi i ‘ : ; , ' ‘'9tked gnome hin ve priation which will bring a greater an. Haring failed to find an aporocriate moun: i unger generation of impudent ee thd 4 SOMC TAME By ¥ of . tag oO eG 2B appropriate mounta idea, which mar be phrased (Ch for the Chinese ; oe - ; ; ; . . . | Missourt, grand nraster : of efficiency of Negroes to + 2 . > py 5S SN uina tor tae uinese, is iat or came knockin a? « lower ; gree Negroes to the nocking at his low | ons in Missouri, wijt outline | Hig The difference between a it artivities faa wiji outline | *-e= sat 3 members of own country rs oF 7 —— oo bn mereiy rely on sh: Pickard of the Uni-| Na Ae > in oe J 4) \e@ of Vermont are } minz % monnta'! y , : = = 4 ~ peop ‘ Anes A Mountain range for abroad in Shanghai and is the propaganda to which And now no sun rises or sets | State a War in Central America seems United States Marines. rotogcrartre eerction that we ") | We suppose a volcano will be named the dispatch refers. It is a biare of trumpets which for Charlie Dawes. Shanghai hears. C. A. FRANKLIN. Editor Kansas City Cai. sf him who inca s Bateg what a poor American dime can do. . SNe ** " 3. « ¢ ipPon ‘ ace ham <e ia ©. «§ Om «ee ee | — es

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Creel in Good Form THE EAGLE. ee. Co. mr. George Creel, whose official bedtime stories during , George vad of all ages, once more ta 'arnrTe ¢ ‘ an indubitable talents to ac forth for young a by getting ras o _ 3 ¢ lives of ov” A nericall ‘om Mr. Creel calls rijres fr ble as though Apoca- rent y had ied Ou a” (Gosh:) [t is pence that Mr. Creel is * as the publis! “ we are info ~ bw | a = “) 4 > -F +Hma appa “enthu- ers BSsiu4»re rmed fur- fare “are adventure and romance j it is all true: Th lat js printed in : italics by w of gphasizing the excessiv' ' ed- character of these avowed!) redible” stories. M N tg see, now. Where are we. 0 the gaudy and strident re 9] | n E verbolia, it w ould appe ar, where exists in the pos- thing whatever ¢ or even the comparative, a Here gorgeous sup: iz and thé re oars “FY % nom on every twig 4 vy A IN Mee sounds below high C. Kit Car- R | @ for instance. is no less than S A ; he Hannibal of the Plains.” Of "the “amazing compan) > wit! which Kit associated, gd) Be “most incredible,” although Mr. sa Bec] mentions one Joe Walker » was “able to Ww ted a grizz et y. with hi Ss naked mands t j OF sy have felt that way after sev- shots of red-ey@ made Man trade, but is is a Met no grimly ever agreed Wi pe.) ‘ Nothing is evar quite what if Is : C0 ding to Mr. Creel. When John Fremont travels up through th Pass, he doesn’t reall ees}? he “dashes.” And 1 p goes from the Oregon country +h : 1 ait 7 — o Nevada. Ke is credited \% he execution of a “crazV CASH high is an a oe rags ; fire sort of a aash ¥- Cree! evidently the is sometimes troub: writes bv ear, : — imetanm . “x- Who? hearing, as for inStance W! t- y . . tanh, ¢hran eri . ¢ 4 me failed to catch the voice of 1 “ ‘ _ } P _7. ¢ " » in the following cnaracteris ence: “All through the night i we nto the day tne s\ cr & aced.” As for Mr. Creel's accuracy. we eve the following assurance fr confiding publishers: ‘*Eac! aphy is t! S of f stak- tud [} story has beer lee) to rigid r cr crare- reification. ae t us turn t! nter of er and his jast bat If tt is rr , oY vy hoon * } ‘ +4 ~t ot Soot A MINUTS ea sm,” s nat i (Copyright 1927.) can find it ar error taken bodily t versions the stor) ' ov about THE ODEON FIRE. master’s “floating well: urls Must be a general alarm; they even got sidering the { our hero the horses here. : récentiv go! _ =. al al roe ’ ‘) } ) } A painting called “And then it aseil + At this tir * wom A prize at the Chicago Art Insti Mpplies of two Auis = Provably a water color. MS Passing +} rh } c - . . . a ut i = ert + 4 Poiitita ts tor are we do not care) sore | Th Ca e . 2 i ank to those who ave never fallen. Oi PRO 1 Fhe. oe . qs * under the romantic spell of tichard Wash- | ~ » aves of bre ‘ : (*) : On a none = _ a = 2 Re Was ‘ia ~ ‘ TOAST 2! Assy, lie a | . Vea ator i rye Speaker without a peer mW OF AID TO EADS DIE yh n find mor plots in a week or f § DI S » - _ . bd 0 im Ke ce ids a year } Mrs. ME i Pre ‘ifer at | . . . encom Tomorrow. Tre ’ : +} ; ‘ t 4 ‘ ' 7 aA? ; je Prison Br. , ¢e : ies mera) because the Prison Board ate the P 4 S9 years old, who died ; ay . > Oar VW . . . ~~ a 218 Te : > ° ~ Se . ° _ . \ y . PARODY ON THE WORLD'S WORST es Ferguson. Mr SONG. “eae : , — : - Pa . — USK and the shadows falling he * wy - 4 at A . . ‘ ae ‘ of hog Tr $3°1G) ATG Stand: ° : ee ih 7 Pe v : ws ouciy the Babe is bawling Will be = ~* ~ ; ‘ ‘ ea, iV grand. ‘ re Pfe by ~ « _ +. P €. , . 4 a rms ° Night and the stars are gleaming — nt Tor sl B ~al j . a or all th eY Tre worth: ‘ DY tw ‘ 4A SO ~ . . 4 4 te ix: '- ~~ \f - : iw Colonel, the Babe is dreaming. and Mias A | “2 iS ‘ ; +” fs Give him the earth by = Bik’, : . . : s Ameiia Hot . . FABLF. M | nee upon a time the Ohio gang * " a a Address Masons. i? fe = ; eomethin ty MRard of the oF ’ . - . of od url, grand master ’ aa ail = . | .Phe difference between a revolution RS in Missour: will outlines ‘ * ‘ry ’ ge * ene “ . sel Tarn et, - ‘ a Wi: mn fA ntral Ate rica seems to pe £: Ma. :% members of United States Marines. ’ em igés in St. Louis = 43u ws : P . ; Z > Py ™ : “Misit\SY @i a ee Ling ; iat . : . - @ Bee ore i 5 a ever WE &l SCOTLISh Rite 7 , #637 mind: il boulevard. elighted American | ar 80 gene” | Mr. ; ihe has picked up casually ' cepted -|in another Cisil Mr. Creel tells us that “it was never the habit of the Indians to give battle." How so? After the Battle of the Rosebud, Gen. Crook had a different opinion. So did Forsyth after the nine days’ siege on the Rickaree. so did Maj. Powell after the Wagon Box Fight. Creel has misinterpreted some- thing he has read somewhere about Indian tactics. little ways the fact that he knows nothing about the subject but what and ac- uncritically. He does not even check up his own statements, telling us in one place that there were 5900" Indians in the only Say there were ‘over Big Horn fight to place that l again that they 12,000). were “on Of these 4000, afi > oone”’ (makin (whatever their number), “every warrior carried a modern repeating rifle and two first-class revolvers.” NI Creel qd "s rea original] ty, even in his facts There were t great Many sucn weapons among the Indians, but certainly not any- thing like “every” Indian was s0 equipped 4 j " y Ors NT (“re rofar t4 (;ail = i vest and « rriest é all 4 é J bla st 1) qa 5 en} \ So was he On: aking ‘‘literature?’" Wy) ut izv Hors tT voraver and craftlt- ess ? a ¢ ¢ } SIN A ow it ail 4 ley e nie : My ‘ ] ‘ {)j ' is ry} | } his ¢ erry of ré I mp! led \ publisA rs Is t be sup S t t Mr ee . q pe j je ‘ ( i! i ‘ ( Ss" ‘ i .* a ~ Ape ~ ‘ When Bob Sherwood. the old { s clow and au or of ‘Hlere Again. — left the White House after a visit with President ‘ i f j S Pipe ‘ TO ‘} } t -” ‘ Lpty ? } i } t ‘ pat ng NI = © rye ? i a ‘ men ¢ ruard at the Wil Hous Rate said: ‘Don’t mind him. sir. he’s trained to the Cool- idge policy of economy and thought you'd dropped it.’’ Y as I nev » > Retired Lumberman. “y ; ee oo . rhe dy of William Henry Allien, ss f TO ~ ' mi orrT “a 7) J ’ ] ‘ VA } ve.era Woo died vesterda’ at Barnes Hos} A a 1 +o Y, ~ 7% ° la o \ Ss) 0 f \\ mis 1or- er QO , r \—- * UW ‘y Vi e ~ * ¢ d z feet h« 0 r: 4 “4 ‘ a nd fra , “~ ¢ o , S nome 1947 Buck t _ Om pi ns iS j to sink ily 1 ne t I { re j tre — ~ * ‘ S é ; S ‘ ; ‘ oc ‘ ~ a | 4 ry 4 is ’ , rT (>) = . V1 = A 4 i ‘ ; ’ T ‘ , _ o. + ; ‘ \\ ea re pF ( T . ict a i Tie 5 y ae ek . a tne ) Fle i= ‘. ’ rs j ; ' . Ni c i ry A let ‘ M:; i } ' w erin series of Six . - bed ’ ’ _ =~] ; i Ps ; r ne c ~ s «: ) £ wy he ha A ‘ "The _ 4 VA } = ("> “S| ohd At- re +4 e far | e are ? Cui ° «& Cmas ¢ f 4 ‘ kK ig Ss lor Yi; r} avy he nigh fits opening at the Met- ropolitan Opera Compart ever I t two limited editions which sold for $25 and $1 res - 4 °F? ie a) a i farnh ° ae 1 i LA N TA, (7a.. Ma is . BE} ’ . ’ - ._. . an est } utts Savannat ott ] 4 | " on ’ Rr. Oroke 4 - } - * Torn *rT iT] Le s ~ ~ ~* Ff t AT of he A re ent and A re ne * se n > iy le - Mivs r Tirine is d ‘ 3 «i hea ho e of relatives __ ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH ing Mammy Books’, By way of gratifying the pas- & C he r g public for inti-/|° ' ‘ S « } r favorite au- son Dyer Sterling of Philade TO ASSIST AT TEA ce 10 % oF 5 ~ RS. BULL will assist at a tea Mv: be given this afternoon by Mrs. Henry Craig Johnston of roe 4 yinet mx . . fA we \irs Nel- Inhia. LEAL LALO tts er ee Social Items R. and Mrs. John H. Farish of Mi: Westminster pla and their daughter, Mrs. Robert W. Knapp Of 4400 MeP nue of 4559 nd Mi rs. loht {cePherson ; 1 Mr. rod- ead hav retu 1 fror a Visit Sa Antonio, i e€xX. Miss Marion G daughter of I nd John. Leig Green of 12 King | depart to- ae friends in ‘ f {) Miss Gres and her sist Miss S Green, will leave | St. Louis the first part of Way for where they will Mrs. Green, w and her join them the summer Green ‘yy a4 has been Mrs Mrs. Sterling, who ~ s guest tor the last three ks depart tomorrow for r r hor ‘ Mi s Arthur Payn Richa Of 6050 JicPhersron 2\ nrnou tine en- or at r aiugchter Miss Virgis Ri sO o Granville t-] } Si>T} QO? \ nd Mrs. J I nt i f re ~~ M ‘ SOT) ave as e, Kir r marriage will a 7 { ‘ nem- er f ri é “ee ? re Ka » f {*lul Jas r Fla of 457 Haw- hor r \ r (;rTover nis eS \iiss Frances ' from ve T to ¢ ornia MM } hk r Pasa- ; . vs ’ W we the ra ~ ‘ ] the latte r ~p f Via Q } are « med he Mer- e ’ f ° VW rye nress a i +) ‘ + ‘ ! ? ore O- rr é ing for the benefit of A s Fund of America, a e N yy Theater, 457 Nortt | \é | as qm? Tne oO king th ling roles are R44. ‘ Tanes (*y r) & A or P (“hr e S er Gray, as Nerissa Marv Ann Jones, as Portia: Kath- ; (jther nm \lie > Complete Comba. PROCESS NOVELLE SHOPS, 323 N. Grand. Lindell 8408 Oppesite Subert-Rialte Theater Senday by Appointment $14.98 ; Friday OVER 1000 NEW SPRING DRESSES LN OUR ANNUAL MARCH SALE The Convenience of a Charge Account Is Extended to Y _PAGE 17 Presenting All the New and Fashionable Styles—Smartest Silk Fabrics— Newest Spring Shades and Stunning Trimming Effects Regular $29.75, $25, $19.75 and $16.75 Values For weeks we have concentrated on this stu- Friday starts this extraordinary selling event. pendous scale of smart new Silk Dresses for early Spring. and we are now offering these stunning Silk Dresses Our buyers at this extremely low pricing the most elaborate trimming effects—chie color contrasts — expert striking Dresses at this specidlly low price. have owe ere ene _ ~e ee ee ee en eee ee We Extend to ‘ open 4 charge account at accounts at al! oe ene ed tO charge r ‘

A ea tt tt pt rep ee aN the the leading Ci ctrr coming Net Featured in fractwely Spring ‘ou the Cont enience of a Bedell (*+5) > | ° fashion Special Offe SPRING HATS Smartest Crack led and Frosted Felts—Ben- galine—Ribbo " Models—in I1igh Shades and Black and White : [rimmings and Be- Shapes These At Trimmed Heats. Presenting the Charge Account Straw Are Fifth Floor. That will shops. of Paris and New York. —————— -_ > WOMEN’S AND EXTRA SIZES New Hats of this fine quality are usually of- fered at much more than this low pricing. These Hats are developed of rich materals and are very smartly trimmed in new effects. searched the style marts The latest styles— workmanship characterize these

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ___ igh a ee te ee a > ONE WEEK‘ONLY! QUIT TROUBLED (HINA Sites. ‘Malton =i & SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS eociation, here last ne. nt l)r heemnedt ANOTHER BIG COMBIN ATION NIGHT $19 dail J. Condon of Cincinna:!. re Hl HOCKEY GAME Skating & Dancing & \y ly] > y B 5 F $19 $ 1 > .65 RETURN 10 ST LUIS 2 tiring president, became first % | PALLADIUM BLUES, CITY CHAMPIONS, Until »* sans —_, ati] 12 | B- | : : ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _-__ siiiieiiitiiiiaegsT AURSD AX EVENTS MARCH 3. 1927 TN ha ave Aree 2 is _. eee ote ee f : rhe ae ee a . e * OSes i arr > % - ¥ Pe zs 6 EN ee By oom weer ws pr — it under the laws of the or- CHAIR mm VS. ED MARQUAROT'S GLADIATORS ¢ 44 Eve March S I ES Cc Fra ik Boynton, Superintena- a a os. Full Slat Back (Not Built Up) ent f Schools, Ithica, N Y., sec- . Thurs. Eve., Mar. 3 — a S, a | ) AN Dp : Rigi * Ml Thee Teams Will Play Off Tie Game ) : e president, a | se . ‘ — ' - . . * 4 a 4 ’ - } . mat . fy " j & pases = ains. just ge to Wolff-Wilson é nd vi hat is know n as Rheumatoid Nationalist party. Dr. Knox said ah: vais ere sew | ait 0 ie pound boxes only but dS g P . e e ¥ sf? i« ‘ | 7% maiz ful “We .* ‘ P ry} } rr " , 7 A Labb thas A mere, prea ness ‘ today, and the spread Ot props - sy Lai ( peri, m0 if en set Allenrhu Special Formula that church and Widely ac- — Strengthens Them $ 95 sd : o1ze ac age , e ce Sea ent, nerve-racking pains that have yo when e attended Washington jac; heavy strain. ] “AVOP TIK Pe? eh ie. On Faculty of Shantung ©. . J. Schwab, Pictured—A Lovely Complete FRIDAY BAKERY SPECIALS Wolft - Wilse 2 Drug Stores, years ago —LAYETTES— f ph TR 1924 1 to Pe LA\ PTIK ft a STEE’S co A i E a Ae ee eee a ie _ ee ee ee New Spring Model of |) E ; nion Medici ollege b the ‘ tee! strong and fresh elp ve thin ~aw - U ae cious Ghccmmcms iat ee, cot ine ee Flat Crepe, at $17.95 aoe Mouican Layer Cake OF . Lc I ie] (ILL ALIVIL ari * oy ct ili ai ihiail _ its i i j : it hours you should be able to notice Be sure vou've got Neuritis and Knox was : the aff airs of is ; 9 ished. tho e is = . ited }erT : «i if not almost banished, those persist- | 7" hnson Bros. Drug Co. can suppl) qu: h a few ; an engraver my eyes ar lL niversi tV School o Jicine ; ; elned them wonderful] | " . . ° “ pos tncm wonder uny:. He Baby’s First Outfit Needed ; Brack Watnut STo_tteN — the popular new ee ingly quick. At all leading drug- | | i 72-Pc. | 76-Pc. © SHOE FACTORY |° 0 Oder Lowety |/|/ | Seer Coes Cae ee ee Gy DRESSES fae: 19: 24: HE HOUSE OF “CANDY” fice prices. ante wnat y aii Pr i Es pie . tic " 4 | | Fine Quality Handmade * ; To be sold separately or as a whole—for benefit of creditors of from which he resigned to return ‘16"° o $79°° ‘§ : | Established 47 Years ae? * Supreme in Sweets TRAVASO SHOE CO. Purchases may be made now. to the Unit States e said he il Other Handmade ‘ie ) SES F Layettes Priced to $95 . eC its t¢ On LImMUe 1] X-ray vo Waltet A. Hays, Trustee—John C. Dyott, Atty. for Trustee | .o°.).. tenis States 1212 Central National Bank Building. CEntral 2180 J) “When we left, Russia was in ane #Rruant Separate Layette on ‘ke B — fasatrol oq Citse, seat See for really good ee ee Items at Low Prices * . No Candies Like Busy Bee Candi tsup fun | MATERNITY CORSETS, Supports and Binders, $3.95 Up—am Lk ee LLLLLLee Machinery, Equipment, Merchandise and Office Furniture at sacri- 6TH & OLIVE SI. 417 N. SEVENTH ST, C=, Better Real Estate Loans We have unlimited tunds ready for first mortgage loans on both improved business property and well located residence property in St. Louis and its suburbs. Low rates and prompt action. We shall be glad to have you take “agp of this branch of our service. Real Estate. Cerporstien. Municipal Bende | eople welcome any unknown thins lrathe han continue to endure tne resent recime.”’ ees eee—— ; ” " . . > The effilrared with f \ esterda’ ssociated roe ational Bank o Commerce ' o/ Mm StLouis dispatches, citing a serie if defec- | Broadway —— and Pine tions an het ie; b’ orther ons nad pei va i rt PR sine throboing iorehead with comfort , nerais reported +tRQT . f * i? a g ae a a aes QD G. T. TOBBY . Mice-Pressdent nm Charge of Real Estate Loan nerai repo ive : ag. tefresting BAUME BENGUE (Ben- nantungese troops uricien’ Gay) (tremoves the congestion and brings soothing relief atonca There's nothing like it for every ache and pain of nerves or mus cles, Used for ca ck relief by mi!ions of suf- ferers for over th’ .v veara Every druggist selisit. Get the ongina! _ BAUME BENGUE ANALGESIQUE 39x3'/> Oversize Clincher Cord Kelly- Springfield] =D C ee ay ae Slightly Stonehill MAIN STORE 1129 LOCUST 2300 S. Grand 2731 Cherokee St. 5023 Gravois Seouien te 4969 Delmar BI. 7192 Manchester | A4ai] Orders 3029 N. Grand BI. + 3 Mm A S14 N. Sixth St. | shipped same Day Open Sunday Till 1 P. M. Received eternal neti ne eR Open Evenings to 9 P FORD OWNERS! Qe TIRE SD A Fiat Quby A OU BE For the unheard-of remarkable price of. . This is one of the mest economicai buys STAR SQUARE has ever of- fered—the result of a tremendous 8 Star velume purchase. Follow the crowds —— ———— to STAR SQUARE Friday! ———— Square Blue — Speci WV S = oll S| = - iD A } c \ - ozman Oy rr? oO | Lane Bryant \' Comfort Corsettes ° | vative: is the: weaker. Tt woul CAPSULE | besacRigipge gupeamticeng haar) oon y SOLD FOR 20 YEAR JUST SAY ZLERBST fo stay the mob spirit. At All — aareae | RAILWAY TICKET OFFICES ADVERTISEMENT ryant TO REMAIN ON BROADWAY : } ? | Ten-Year Leases Signed by 7 Backache’? — Eo. a Roads for Boatmen'’s Bank | Sixth ’ | . ixth & . — BASEMEN | — si Annex Quarters. at hen Try This eR A ite itv ticket office Or 2 Tali- .. , wit ‘ ‘Pe@uaa ‘ . , annex a@. Broadway as .* - 7 — yr’ fit ij ai} A\ ol j Adjustable Auto Wrenches Stores a WITH LOWEST PRICES ON ~ TI 29x4.40 Cord Here the Opportunity res for a TIRE Barcain. po aeetabns 0 , ; 31x5.25 Cord MILLER Geared- - rs re preaany ie 3 > GOODYEAR $45 95 KELLY. 95) oe : Compare These MILLERGear 15 45 SPRINGFIELD ail Prices! 7 taepevaceen: 4 = UNITED — Ais : ¢ STATES ROYAL, 8.93} — cc. i Lower Than Ever gg I or Before Quoted PREMIER I s special 6d 2958 %-inch TOW ROPE .......-«s AUTO JACKS ... pee eee TOOL BOXES .. ‘% FORD LENSES. per pair AUTO CLOCKS, special TROUBLE L W ith Extension . CORNER AT OLIVE AND BROADWAY DASH LAMP CAPS 3 DASH SWITCH TAIL LIGHTS FRICTION TAPE, ounce SPOT LIGHTS. ROSE-BUD CHOCOLATES An assortment of eleven different delicious kinds, contined exclusively to Nut and Fruit Centers— FRI. & SAT. the pound SPECIAL SPECIAL French Bon-Bons;: my Full Cream Marsh - Luscious assortment matiow Carame!s: Cw of crispy wafers of Assorted Fruit Miik Black Walnut, Pecan Chocolate Creams; and Almonds...A Nougats & Carameis. delicious confection. nt DIC REPAIR o TWO IMPORTANT ee anvenens WEST END STREETS PROPCSED Manufacturing and Sales, 4709-17 Delmar Bivd. Bills Appropriating $114,000 of Bond Money for the Work Ready for Submission. Propose’ ordinances appro} 30x4.95 Cord = ; Bower, 913.95 preci cctye MILLER Gears 4 2 45S 7 , J All-Weather, SI 8.99 ed-to-the-Road, ° — DP PaTHFINDER— ROYAL 13.75 %>- Bae? | mew = §=6—14.95 oremier =: 10.99 Bp os 5 4 - = ee oo a - ROYAL ° 30x5.25 Cord 30x5.77 Cord AN-Weather, DL DeDD MILLER Geared-to- , sien, 14.956 ? / ff 's* * * "$1795 tm ao Ss fom, M75 — as or 14.85 ie ae oe” 1) 9 er oe ee Uw. par Se Se 2) 2) 2) 2) oe oe oe Oe oO Oe Oe Oe 0) Oe oe 0 2) 2 2) oe ee 2 -~ TT. sT,gT'*'*'''sT'"'gT°,'''''=s'''".s'*"*" LL RAD AL DL DD DAD DDD RADA DAD, PORVOO 60000 000006000588 6000000") 1 nh bb he hh ied CRD OOOOOO8S 600000 0006060888 04 VS OOOOOOO 00000004 00000000488 Dhaba da ARADDADAD DDD ee 2 BLES A A ill ¥ 4 Ll

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| 3 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH 9, 1927_ _ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _. le of Busy Bee made’”’ Chocolates: 5 Y ONLY — you can buy the Main Busy Bee on 7th or at 6th & Olive —in one bxes only —but as 30° you please—for... AM CaRAMELS — the upstand- nwrapped kind—in Matinee Bee Special. .....20c i ~— You are cordtally invited to attend Spring Salon © a MARCH 5th to 12th Evenings until 10 o’clock wae Y BAKERY SPECIALS ES 60c LNuUT STOLLEN — the popular new oe - —- Oo ea ££ eee € e&€ eG eee eel le HOUSE OF “CANDY” i. #7 Years ago: ~~» Supreme in Sweets E SI. 417 N. SEVENTH ST. -s Like Busy Bee Candies ~ P —a * & fe ok ate ate ak ote) ake oe fate ake ak Dak ok | 39x3//2 Oversize w i : | . : : A “Kelly. | EI T THE Cadillac Spring Salon will be | tom-built and standard automobiles, in Kelly P § ; ; . ; eee | >a shown thelatestbodystylesandtypes 5O0Odifferentcolorcombinations,which .... L andthenewestupholsteryandcolorcom- _conistitute the great new Cadillac line. ee | mee | Oe binations in the motorcarworld (The @ The Spring Salon is certain to pro- Manchester | Mail Orders Ry Cadillac cars in this brilliant exhibition _ vide still further reason why Cadillac is Le will be representative of the fifty cus- outselling all other fine cars combined. 7 wee eo 990000088 WOO9O9999999900000000004 880005 . 7} we eS S if At the Spring Salon Will Be Shown for \ the First Time thee | La Salle * * Companion-Car to Cadillac + »* —- 2c | ‘ a $1.15 & a } ok! 4s a Sas $1.55 ha FORD LENSES, per pair itis ate : s AUTO CLOCKS, special $2.25 iia TROUBLE LAMPS | | oe ae & >> 4 i - » With +14 ‘ 85 Extension . | Cc ri @ DASH LAMP CAPS __. lites 10c § ‘3 DASH SWITCH | —) TAIL LIGHTS | 2 hat .39¢ i FRICTION TAPE. cuace . « . id — 2 * HIS new car is Cadillacs response to LaSalle—companion-car in every sense te demand fora car of Cadillac calibre of the word to the Cadillac as Rene to fillaslightly varying field of usefulness. Robert Cavelier Sieur de LaSalle him- . © ia a wu POOR O088008 05089090005 08050085 5 0000000000040045 ¥O040M a | - was companion in distinguished 8.95 — The congenial task of creating this Oe eae = that other mi early- e+: companion-car to Cadillac has gone on American, Antoine de la Mothe Cadillac 193 carefully for nearly four years The LaSalle is manufactured completely 1 ; ' The luminous result is a rarely beautiful by the Cadillac Motor Car Company a | Rs Ly car of most brilliant performance — the within its own plants. j 1.95 3| Vive X-Ray . ft es: hada... sc a @ KICK PLATES NE FORD TWIN SEAT CUSHIONS... . $4.85 @ i7-inch STEERING WHEEL; ALUMINUM @ VERY @ SPIDER $1.75 | HYDROMETERS |f ee ae 23ci3 ALUMINUM LICENSE FRAMES, pr- ae GEAR SHIFT EXTENSIONS......--496— SHIFT LEVER BALLS. oe STEERING WHEEL GRIPS; all cars, 95¢ Spoke and Wheel Brush a , ey —— ooo wind ndindindindadind india d ttt At aiid OLIVER CADILLAC COMPANY | LOCUST AND LINDELL CUT-OFF - - JEFFERSON 3080 | GUY W. OLIVER, President ot 9%O00000000000008 YOO9 900004 00000000000000006 fio sae > we ll Hg 4 OOSS 699909 900000008 8 10000008 bees oth Sea

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v Ai, Fae Ge ase ~s vee cm : n Ls Pay NE SE Hee aR gal. Oe saith eal ae Pr Metin ge -% ‘es ° 2 he : eS St tS bc ORS o. Pits am er § Re, RI oh cath Sip. PREM Hs bathe: 2 i . . ’ : 7 : : ; bi ti . ie EN et: siainsion . TwTTATTA ° 7 St. LouTs POST- DISPATCH Ve PAGE 20___ _____ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH. . THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH 3, 1921 : =o . re 1 Bank at Cisco, Til, Closed. F a : . ai BITTER SWEET Ascocia'ed Pres med f , x }, hh 45: CHOCO LATES c CISCO, 1] as h 3.—The Cro- A Genuine Wurlitzer Professional | a a lO an or oa ———— ae: tate Kk did not open its E ad d fi : : ; L6. FRIDAY ONLY 45ic. rs today sine aslo peeve C-Melody or Alto ) a ART THREE ee eee 1 : : MRS. AMY SMITH’S CANDIES a meeting of the stock- a Before You Buy. eeee - The Yew 1 oe fil 3) 4 212 NORTH SEVENTH ST sterdays Sax hon oO tfit | Machine “should” oy punched e Woncaer Mo Two Girls canee Sy death u . a %: 20: ; 20: ciosing is volun op € u only after careful ard Yd a ‘ agssocisied Press. ae oe u , ei os LB. FAMOUS PEANUT CANDY LB. x e — .4 tary and is caused by frozen as- as @ therough investigation. We / Se NSAS cITY, Mo sa ble deck ‘ Santolna a i Dahlia and calli: diuisiaiediiins Gun alana r= ECOGNIZED es the finest Saxe invite you to visit onr fi Peony 11} | lowntown ; ; : ‘4 ps ’ eting he ne phone built. Handmade through- ii ea ft Cpe ity sii ; a as . eat; beautiful tone. Regularly sold City Parks. sits are $115,000 puckicese: ; (7 : - ‘‘ PERMANENT-BUILT ”’ | ——_—— While snow awirled mutside Ft ACT NOW! Only a Limited Amount 00 350,000 in Use Made and backed by a world. Bungalow Garages | ooo Ses j Sold ot Thi Pe ers were busy this week with prt and Terms! great electrical org et, = OO io FY ' » -* 5 cial T A mcrecious pew model——the fineg Pa .. * nae oe Small spring cutting « 1] I S. ~ pe erms of all of 18 years of Electric Wacker = x oe : 00 c thai tha Ghee ak ssiaihdall factere—a veritable wonder aon Re te Sr LE0ER, SEC, —s 2 Years ' safety and convenience. allen, REMEMBER—No deed ‘* on — a 2 ee | Get the facts at first hand. i ~ ; ‘ No e required when we — a Sones. making two grow re ¢ . d 5 Free Down Can Be Purchased op a P d t eer. aye yong apelin sot me a for Cater goo Lesson Payment Terms at Slight Increase in€ - ‘ . The santolina i - As Low gy Ss Cash Price List Morris, chief gardener, withsta Catsup 5 $10 : i een cgge of ge | Balance ooo ; oeat6 2-Car Sine, S06 Fe oe ee ence B88 pS : ‘+ if AC SLILIOC piay Ai ica a : ) 10n38 1-Car Sine, $166 ff [ete sort = ye deemed te $q .7 vo = ‘ eine OL Citys £4ii ADIG Buy Now and Receive 1] DRAIN-E-Z TUBS Alley View—2- Car Garage Manufactured and Built Only by aint ns. Literature Sent ° “t 7 , , . 7 , | ar, , aul aich 3 sit sVUSDCS : + > . c GARRE . those downtown parks, no peonics ° mm in hlia a fa, ff } 4 + * A1lanj L?i ade si’ . gia Ai FN esta’ -'? Weekly Free - Leais’ Largest Manufacturer and an of Bungalow Garages = 7 ; ‘n rae a ee : FREE Private lessons and ce—6220 RIDGE AVE.—Miul Phone—CAbany 8625-1656 aes “Rea a minrbieaee ‘ = wee : ies $10 Sax accessories nu tt at the faucet. roll them Office ca Dipay ot 6220 Rise. “Open Evenings and Senders, TF. MY] hse stute won't stand up now. i spree fas ea such sen Sar where you want them, empty them throngs \. > _ - wilts in a day Why. we can’t e\ rene absolutely free with your Wonder use ger ims S } e Mode 3 | mores We had some good vari: "PRiee Unt Nite Une CEntral 3454, : own t e once, the Huliaio fii : the Alice Lemon, the A. S. Nutt n bs 3455, 3456 — hat’s a red one—-but they did't ! JACCARD JEWEL FASHIONS © |] 2250 AEE L006 OLIVE ST. Sa Electric Co., 904 Pine St. ; we i: Saisie apna — " Two years ago less than a thou- § The All-White Effect ind santolina were placed : 7 iowntown } - wT > - a ta : > alse im extent di of s t e * . “The Ho : A new and favored jewel achieve- : tires 4 de Sot Plain Figure Prices Honor.’’ Wh SAMPLE 4 ment, combining Crystal with an inset OS I Sang" z Cail Caimi ? G és R U G sg, “ Diamond. The etching adds to the year approxima —One Price to All— “the Visitor ms a 4 radiant effect. White gold mounting. rea flavors with chopped Parks th: lo pretty + | nuts. The gardener pointed out thou é This fine tasting Half pound . 22¢ sands of s! sprouts that late Sp ; Pp All Rye Bread is an example of our ex- cellent baking. Ov Bridge lamp and and shade. LORD BALTIMORE iat LAYER CAKE primroses, A real surprise for you. 7 | gee a. asin hae ak will come up in Forest Pa hd you think you w Make Your Selections Early Friday! Limited Quantity Only! © Set at Friday May- rym i ould ever het fortut his low price te enough to own a beautiful 100- piece Dinner ae “i ie inaction a hh a i i TT eS A | Sm _—— f I! Loaf Two fluffy white layers | : i. m : a : G-ADpri . “Sf Drm TT oF . hy +h, x ih a _ , j . Ye) > 4 % 15c or aes. Taw ggg Sey “, welt iar siteatauni U8INE Sarde — Magazine Rack — oy feeling feverish in my stomac! ‘Doctors Praise Adlerika ise tact Pas On geares. 3 oe gor Sinee taking Adlerika, I eat what F Dr. H. ab, New York: ‘‘aq.|‘eclared that whippings had fa Finis! hed in lacquer with an ar- * want-—-fruit or meat or anything.’” lerika. im a aaithee ta its intestinal ;O°* ’™™ense « years, ¢ S tstic floral dec $ 95 S | : ~«R, J. Carruthers. cleansing, checks the growth of in S an eX: » Hadley admir ration im coir * “nlike most medicines. Adilerika testina! bacteri: rs stration r *% . .% a . ’ ; . ; ’ > +‘? r ‘ ont 3 | in age Syaem Ever aA "bo wes -* ac . af e, | have 2UishiG notnaing TS Ww Ait nine 4 ee .? ray ce? Ar % se c mt rt + Ps reg Fitted With an all c re $69—98x12 4Q7 $i 5—9112 ti a es oe ee OE ORE peees | Cres Adierika. irevived and i« still used from ¢!me tonne ver pad Spec Ne nr Axminsters .. ; 15 La Es. $ car 7. how much more old matter Adlerika J. E. Puecke ‘¢ After usine Ad. ite rob a cS Wee, ies LONE 6 ae Priced at 3654 brings out which may have been lerika, I feel better than for 20 in > ilies we aabelace aces he Only $1 New: siete $39.75 “ve . Jerre: eausing all rour trouble. In slight \ Carne Awfal impurities were « cain ia Axminsters ...... 3 . o ; . PG ius cada ) a % diserders, like oecasional.constipa- inated from my svstem The dis nea a a nertten - a e tion, GAS bloating, indigestion or Dr. PF. M. P. (name withheld 1 ry is nor : tt sick headache, ONE spoonfal always |request):. ‘I use Adlerika in ail ’ pholstered Rock D ic S | é ~ . 4 ¢ ; ‘ : 2 i i .* tj f Ika mn aii oO YT? ; ; Mn) ent “~ 2. brings Tei 4 howe] *ases, Some remvyiire onl en: Anat o ome at 2 . " x a : f er omestfi ~ weeper ahs mm é Adierika is OPK my ¢y ma inf +h a et ioee "? : ; eines e rt ” _ ar . fade { i Wa Nn ut-T} nished hardwex oda od : & aaiine intestinal cleanser with give No matter what roe have tried p.. ee en eet — oo WIth spring cushioned seat Ll nhol With full set of attachments, Fully $1 erine buektharn . rara and other Fae van , b a : ~ vied i Rirnett'e mince Ine? Y emher wa i ~~ « 5 eae : ‘ , ges-expelling and detergent clements.|ika will surprise rou. At leanne) et,_Momby told the board | : ‘t this | Portable Phonogra Néheete : ‘$ > (eT Tig. €85 ‘ st ny | r.¢° Ti} ; ti; uf} ‘ta ‘ on. ; t eading -_ — = —— e -_ ’ ; h S ae it ie excellent for Intestinal Stasis, drnggiste, In St. Louis at We ff. male r ipsa. 3 _ P At thi attun Friday. R 5° . “, at managem t rieon ar ™ ‘ 4 - . disea e e Prien «3 ] A Wo! idertul machine at thee . / ae sa ka ’ " ‘ ~ : ier 9 em eta . ing and which is often the true cause! Drug Co . 7 Benes = | Varour: reperin low price. Strong, sturdy in $ 50 <— and minutes, he did {t only because a leatherette- 7 ak 4 the other members of the board covered cas«. $ 12- 5 | an P a @ , itd “T'd sign anything tha : aN .= The POST-DISPATCH Regularly prints MORE WANT jrector t 4 me to.” he an'4 : Pay $2 Now Pay $1 Now P Onl N : ADS than ALL the other St. Louis newspapers COMBINED. \"1f T wouldr t. T ehould have re. ay y $2 ow signed. He's boss.” ats * # ets " Hk ay ae 7% ¥ ess “ iz : a Steg oe Ae Ta

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. 2 ARKETS~SPORTS ——— - ace and for Speeg fan oe sy 3 19m, Se ee Bes o> as its Yeo 1527 oe . : . _- ) st eee Sr MRL See oe ae be a Ing on Wonaer | * Killed by Bus. Two school] girls were crushed to/12 v : : | | Model >) 13 years old, died instantly, and AIL EE | ‘enlargement of the County Hospi-| Saturday. The Courthouse an! i based / ress. death under the wheels of a dou-|her companion, Nona Kammerer, | hh oe : the St. Clair County / tal, will be urged at the meeting Jail Committees of the board will Courthouse and County Jail and of the Courtty Board of Supervisors | support the request. / Se 4 Pe associated P Marcl ‘ ey Tay aR “WL wsas CITY. Mo., March ° Tl meyers Mandmade. Dyck, Robt. Burns. | f : c— $25 REFRIGER (\TOR , : 10c straight sizes out to 3 for 250; box of 50 treme * : —Sample: 142 f-, for 25C Special, 6c Each 2 for 250 sizes cut to 10c straight; yg 50 / j ? b — Bk SURE TO TRY THEM wait i tment of J ca mice Sample; Close-Out 15c straight sizes cut to 12c; box of BOX OF 50. 82.00 , 3 for 50c sizes cut to 14c; box of 50 aacrificed a or Set jen | See These pauline A | . * \ These completely furnished ROOM OUTFIT vaiues are the talk IZ J TLIC pm (Of all St. Louis. No wonder! Nowhere is furniture of such 4 e€ em clegant style and such superfine quality offered at anywhere near our sensationally low price of only : | CREDIT TERMS OF ONLY $2 A WEEK | As Shown! : Ta a ‘: As Shown! r - novel std gyre orien: See Sapient ee Wolff-Wilson’s SEMI-CLUBS WOLFF-WILSON’S | WOLFF-WILSON’S dodger and a fraud.” sedans to: Mhuihs nee Ctenis ieibliimemiink wiaeeeee: TAMPA PUFFS HANDMADE “It's a Lie,” Cries “Tarbot.” 4 BETTER CIGAR CANNOT SPECIAL The allegation was made by svep- * oe Box of 50, $2.25 BE MADE FOR Tay rate er a e Johnson (ite p-2 es Sc Fac 10 for 45Sc Box of 100. $4.25 Straight, Sc 6 for 25¢c Dakota, chairman Oo! CAN OF 50, $2.25 CAN OF 25. O8e PEKTARRCCHH ARASH te teeater 1 ae -- —_ _- ~——, - mittee. and was heatedly deni Troe iy Tarbot, who was present dur NEI )7 RAI y y BRAND SMOK NG rOBACCO AT CU I I oth sessions. “It’s a lie; it’s a lie,” ] I he shouted at the chairman. “There , a Moos , . , ' ‘ 4 mporte anila Cigars, big blunts, handmade, ion filler. ; lenty of evidence to show tnat a HALF & HALF GRANGER ROUGH CUT | SERENE MIXTURE .. $1.15 eryec a’ Bellea i Wood °* Box of 100 16-02. tin .. Oe 16-o7. tin ey aa Toe 16-028. tin. aes rar v . rin¢ #F | hae sriting ‘ or ] , Pease pis ae Nae Opecial, for | Cc TUXEDO VELVET PRINCE ALBERT ~ , * a ae ‘Myr ‘ a fa luwh pr / . n vw Va ; wher Po) % i J -™- eS) OE Oe a os 3 ~~ > “7 ‘icntical with ““Tarbot’s ‘ Castor Oil, pint bottle Examination of a number of wit- axati Rhinitis Tablets (100) nson, who says “Tar- BY ve 4-0z. Cascara Aromatic Arrested for Stealing Autos ‘LIVING-ROOM OUTFIT = ander Du : Bay Rum, pint bottle... = > dn vitae Ale Gee e / Witch Hazel, pint bottle .. S, f | LPL eee RENAE RE aN = I ge oS ES hiles in Dr. Kier's Tablets, bottle 100 Sapam | Exactly As Shown Above! =| 7 Seidlitz Powders, dozen e: | : ‘s Glycerine, pound bottle : He 3-Pc,, All Loose-Gushion 5 | = Bees aE Only! j Overstuffed Suite =| 25c Ola-Liquid 50c Ola-Liquid Bayer’s Aspirin Peroxide of H ital Roll STYPTIC . | a ae it os is buyi Nail Polish Waterproof Nail Tablets; 2 Doz. Hydrogen tton Pencils to stop a ope price: Friday May- Wi Bridge lamp and shade, floor lamp -| borrowed money. selling Remover Polish 25¢c; Bot. of 100 Pound Bottle Pound cut, 160: NY} Ye amazed at = . 3 and shade, davenport table, end = hbuving others. and that . ’ mazed at the quality Wt table, smoker, scarf, pair of book =} inally tried and commit 34c 93c 17c 39c 2 ‘for 2650 the California Stat: ospital -. . "e ; d a ‘mull run. purchase, : ends, mirror, two pictures. ‘ou will wonder whether we | they dre sure tO go quickly. for the Insane. ie ae Adlerika Danderine $1.25 Mayr’s System Tonic $1.13 | fatiteenian. 1 athe. eae batetonel bilenrhu 60c Doan's Kidney Pills os Liver Oil Tablets. .53¢ eingeense at this point concede ees Analgesique (Bengue’s) .. ..68¢ ~ Arneson was all after the war and Tarbot i Bell's Pine Tar & Honey. 27¢, 53c, 98¢ | gq. Edwards’ Olive Tablets $1.00 Mile’s Nervine mam: fe a 30c Bromo-Quinine (Grove's) Father John’s Medicine.....57c, $1.13 | Nujol Mrs. Lange, who testified she 4 Bromo-Seltzer 25c, 50c, $1.00 | Feliow’s Syrup Hypophesphites— $1.10 Nuzated Iron 83 verees ee See ee ee Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin 53c, $1.00 3c, $1.37 | Ovattine -1 th, ibe; 6 tbs, S6e ata cis Wald aide tae T5e Carler’s Little Liver Pills (New | 30c Hill's Cascara-Quinine tal Size . $4.50 . D. @. Liquid 39¢ sat tha Withee’ ber-huaad Sal Family Size) Joint Ease 60c Phillips’ Milk Magnesia n eagle tattooed on his arta or 40: Castoria (Fletcher's) Kondon’s Catarrh Jelly Phenolax Waters nee oe a nis Doty. Al Glyco-Thymoline 27c, 53c, $1.00 | Kolor-Bak Hair Restorer. ... Pinkham's Vegetable Compound... 98 nc: “Paphha tak: Gor tak ciate ee ee - ee ae rolled up his sleeves, but no tattoo [f Horlick’s Malted Milk. .42c, 83c, $3.15 | $1.00 Lyko Tonic B3c | G0c Syrup Figs (California marks were disclosed $1.25 Creomulsion $ $1.25 Mayr's Stomach Remedy. . .$1.13 Doctor Who Treated “Tarbot” Says . Xa ic ° : . | Charges Are Outrage. - . : Se a : : ae | HEE Sil srmsancaktun 30c and $1.00 Sale of Dental Wilsonia Curling Iron | Twinplex Stropper aE fe bat ee. 4 CEIHES ts 4 ca — LOS ANGELES. March 2.—Dr. an . E Mod ] , cha fn & “ os aS “ it 7 —_ 2 . nm : ; J] fa Samue arcus, neurologist, to- li ° . ] 3 xport ¢ . : Ha : $ 3 | n + , day declared charges made befors Sapo E 1xIr G § ‘i 1 ce -ssional committee in Wash- " . : : rices Reduced if os . a congressiona ommittee in Was} The popular liquid dry 50c Pep ae 4c ington against “Jerry Tarbot.”’ who $45—9212 said he lost his memory tn th: cleaner. Limit of 3. Squibb’s Tooth Paste ..... .36c 15 ad 15 oo arte ai’ e nas sees 23C ANd TSC | Sine ryenneat Sees | aera ) 75 | $38—9x12 . o | Velvets Dr. Marcus said he had docu- 89c guaranteed 1 year ‘= f . = reper in ° cs. With Dinner Set whe French army about a year be- “Het gg $2.49 mentary evidence that “Tarbot was = Word War veteran and out- (0 Superier MEGrces waren ore. ate, 88¢ | Wileonta Elec. I The ockak noha “Tarbot” } pis : Scientifical- | 50¢ Pebeco Tooth Paste ... .42c lisonia ec. iron for shell shock. oe 7 ly c 0 BD | 30c Revelation Tooth Pow., 24c | Guaranteed LA pee ne ge eo 0 Dr. Marcus said his investiga- structed 6° | Lyon's Tooth Powder or Paste, with cord and plug. my fore the United States entered the este neg 2.5 $1.98 Th V fully ; war, enlisting as ‘Pierre Dubois,” Sale Price He um oe aw ‘ fae, a Just as Pictured Above! ’ which the oune believes to be the - wtesastis _— 1 . yw in price Bix ; Elegantly designed massive Buffet: : i man's true name. . Later Dubois $1.00 Prophylactic Bottles 2'/-Lb. Tourist Iron | ‘ae : Extension Table! 5 Chairs! 1 Arm- tiated the Dee onthe ° , , — 2 ver lesert rench army and . h Will k liquid hot 24 chair! Artistic 3-piece glass Console joined fhe American forces at Ver- Hair Brushes, 69c zon i Set! Charming Mirror! Lamp and dun as “Peter Martin,” his mother’s ' : ROUT, . y Shade! 2 attractive Torcheres! Table saiien names. The same “Tarnet* | , ; nr 79c Pinaud’s Eau de Special Li onan the truth of this charge but “‘t veeeee tions disclosed that “Tarbot” joined this waver Zic Special sale price, PERCU ROE R eee ee teeteneetbeseeel ter 7 Runner! Handsome Dinner Set! was given the man after patients . = at a San Francisco hospital had 4 Quarts $1 69 18 Pieces Complete for called him “Far Pot.” Later the Af | Quinine, 69c, $1.29 nee courts made it his legal name, the« é mm WELCH & CO.gommmmmmmns | 1005-07-09 OLIVE ST comm doctor declared p,

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pee , ee Oe ee 7 _— ; ‘ys + aoe Rick iE pee ae” sae a a ee ee ae st —_ = _ . . — ORE Rs ee ag OE NR Re ER CE EO ae RES ie Ee + * in stn ia aS isn all a Rig FS a lt A A ol ak en ht itn no Sh at hia Sainatre. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATC*.___ PAGE 22 _ _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ete Orne AE a _.THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH 3, 1927 sn Te minis, HOUSEENGROSSE A ELECTRIFY Weakness in 3 Days POUGE PENSION BLL Your New tubes ~One Control If your night's rest is continually | Measure as Amended Requires ESH ewer tee Sid bladder oe oat Aldermen to Appropriate : you feel that your pep, stren an¢ . : ae ™ 2 3 Wiowen petyner | $150,000 Yearly Fund. Sa AST RRP Rep esatrereraetceter eteeerreseeraeeeaerer seer cece CEPT LEE ROE PEPE OL OC OROOP OMe TEC OPPO R EE aa HEF ER EERE Coeeeeeset sere seeares vy YETALALLN YOECEXOUREETOREEEPEENERS CCEEOY ERED ERELESEEEEE rt HEADQUARTERS 44? » WE ARE HEADQUARTERS For the Latest Radio Sensation \ | £ ) FORTHECELEBRATED &f 6TUBES FRESHMA FURNITURE & HUSTAL INSTRUMENTSg 6 TUBES ERESHMA) contro: ~ASTERPIEcr | "3305-07-09 OLIVE ST. CONTROL EOSTERE Eq St. Louis’ Lowest CREDIT TERMS Herel a bealth are thus lowered, try Cystex Compound on the guarantee your Ges ara money will be refunded if your con- ‘ i. , dition is not allayed in three days. By the Jefferson City Oorrespona: Equip it with the Backache, burning sensation and ent of the Post-Dispatch. bladder weakness often associated JEFFERSON CITY, March 3.- FRESHMAN with disturbed nights are also usu- bill The St. Louis Police Pension ally quickly alleviated by Cvstex - . * > =r +h Inre Tate Compound, thus making you fee] 45 engrossed by the House, 66 BC” Po - ee ; + v7 ¢ —" younger, and stronger. vesterday, after adopt:on of an A W pp y ound today at Walgreen, Johnson ae ee A. ‘ . , nese. Wolff-Wilson ~ any reapons- Board of Aldermen to rs ahgan This device suppliesa 9a vear toward the po- eq: Peg | steady, never-failing ible drug store, and if you do not ate $150,0 feel like new in three days your lice pension fund, until uch timé 99 ** o : ae z oa money will.be returned. as voters of the city authorize : 135 volt B Battery cum! Special tax levy sup por the | nth ensiot | current,9volts of *‘C --eaanae ss pension system. ™ ; os ADVERTISEMENT a The bill now goes on the House) Battery current and === calendar for third reading and| . L Ger nemtupi ress = lntorea | om ee Back of Neck and Ear! ||ty Representative Horace G. Bee- foryour“‘A”’ Sattery; asia ¢ St. Louis, which would have’ — 1) of which are regu- > gi@ O71 ii the Soard a /FRESHMAN G TUBES—I CONTROL Remmmeestes et Stomach! | % 2 ¢ 23 a — =a p What * Py “ordered stomach. end ; ss MARVELOUS DISTANCE! ro e: . ae sor : pe Six : hada O88 at ony OO Seats — A new patented device permits razor-like selec- SSA Se Le ae «-y “a 3 Ck « like. Then tivity even in congested radio sections. Local | ————— shat you wish. Driet ques On stomach stations come in clear and with wonderful tone. \ : a & See. the rest = Just the turn of a knob and you are ready for long-distance stations. new models—many exclusive i = ois — hall, Mich. Get a metal - 133 as aes ~— = we PUPOUOOR EH COPE OOH atone eee eete tt eeeeneenees —- sr —_— PF wee ~ a A real One-Control that gets MODEL Selectivity Be sure to hear and see these fy ¢ has Sraart’s tablets, 2c and 0 i cocutaenaneiemenmnmemenaneanalaal . = wi4 CONSOLE MODEL TF4 pda is pang 50 ae rm cre em k j keep it flied] a consoie Ss pan- eliminates ious features that ou will uick] _ pee ‘ a art ad + the pox ae ¢ ee ee OT ot Aldermen to appropriate not to lated and turned on co lh I 1992" a Wun ene : ee Tg swe: stomach for twenty-five cents. ~*~. exceed $150,900 a yea! rr poiice | . . * dial you ¢t rn a NEURITIS Diciiaee: was fetenind by a ¥0 or off automatically |_in. cone Speaker Hauiekiy to the 2 A WE Ma RT'S msion: S , R statio 0 a, ia eT ae eeden Oe ee eee TERMS $2 A WEEK tt hear" | hk ‘Vow Uuickly Rewseved by Eopa PG " : ea. Neuritis Tablet. panel of your set. =I pYSPEPSIA TABLETS the eer.e: . ‘ ; ri; ~ . > s+ hy | Cc os i - wind » - as ‘Z 14 *Til. s ase * . ; ‘* e m A eae nam _ 4 his ‘ I have used your Eopa Neu- , ark: ' St . ? 7 , » . . A Fitis Tablets at different Yimes : vr Fin ~ . .? \¥ and find them ver; heipful. Ian suis, Witnout recort le limin taking them at the present time Rigs gh nas * } ra - Vi if nN > Lné i) i ‘ ae & | . [To Lf ry Cc ie : + iz a? .¢ é 4 ~? » ~ - . : é int el : eveved : rs F id 1] ‘ pit Tyi i] Pia t ie GOuii r 74 N . sad CON lz y aT) ' 4 *) ‘ : if “SG Soot } teed 2 ¢ rape roperiv in I = tc 4 ; have found Rreat re lie oie ere : . ; : e i ~~ A : —. of it . . . i btained adoption of an amecnec- . ding Piles. Dra ; ment the neal or PO INTMENT in tabes with pile pipe | ry PAZ a ~ ad im tin box at Ge. (Signed) Mrs. H. J. Suhiheimric! qs = special ievy, H £ t T5e: an attachment 8 ——s “tt h | it optional with mwiacte Mica ‘@iti—~a-,» if —— — — — ro heer * * to" p Mere — — A few Eopa Neuritis Tablets usually Give quick relie? regardless of the r ar in one arr 1 i nie - a 7 , ee or ot "+ gp les gd ee ng n the $100 assessed valuation * ‘ | . ’ r any cther are +} " body. In cases where the nain ic +. 1 The one mill on the dollar levy . : ribly sharp nat alee her = a iene: Me i eae 10 ts ‘ the fest-Uispates — tablets every two hour, of; would be equivalent to iV Cents . Horse ané Vehicle Wa : tf a © ours unt A — | so lave : ¢ ’ Ope Neuritis Tablets are compounded on the $100 assessed valuation. t ADVERTISEMENT oo gas te acne ee mega e pnarary a) ke ee a ee fr . ee ee : BCESa eneee onnien: en creamer | ee Sig oe RS ae cae i er 4°: Soave eee eae cae ee il Oma great to not more than two cents i} sti a trae i ws pads ta: why : . ae ae . es RE PRE BAe OE EERE OP soo Te ie ELE eae cost Neuralgia : i 1 eura ia tne ension s&' s* erm proposed LOT | nee i} i oie PR OS © - + : LIFE St Duis, because of the limited SOME WOM EN gs... | Aa aaa oy ope WY | Bc eee Sy Sia tee eas re a ELIXIR builds up the ime since adoption last yven | ae ps RR eee BS Soe | aoe ae Cia a i et . . ap ; ne fi See : a “a it] wa. Meas s en oF et “SESS a $e, a rafts . CR =tett lee ies, : AN : . . a # ag bodily resistance and purifies oe P — one anaes: wits te Ri asa Ba Psa Se bel pRB 0 ) BRE Paae ea a era eee p 1 re —* 1¢€ ft a2wmthorizin Nolic s ions i °; cs Poe eS es aS Oa Se. het, ++ ar Mbt ok Se a ae Tenet © Ss ii} a 3 the blood, elimi- ent authorizing poli nsions. ii eee a aK SS eee hy ety Sita a Cee ee eee S| |Ih e ° | : . nm mk ~ OSes J +3 os ae . eae \ ad “ ‘: 3 can > . a . > ve , ra ieee: * be * . 4 . $s SS Se “344 | : nating the cause of a h Ny Se te isn dt py CR ae SS ee BP! od | Sapte ARR ns eo eee pages eee er a> = Un | i ° . c I As ‘g . fs S Sn tera Pett ote = E Satins oe ® he me Ce g “8 eit Sad: -. “Seo hk x. ey . eet ‘: | if t } 1c ] Is . the ailment. Con- ow ‘ear vallable t "as You want to be beautiful. You ' ES hgnceh Tae ge Cee padi ENN PIRI Es TURES asi RIS i Th TNS a Bel to tun in ~ t g oca Its * As a valida iw, Li W as r + : a 1 = - i ; “ : Se ah per att, oS ie - Sn? ase - re A Se ae o sles a . i ST Te Pare : : drt: 2 atm 4 Want the tireless energy, fresh com- TES CRY FA rg te ae ee ee RYE aged PURE SB t Ss dee acne t: Sttan tet ety een Wipap ee 1 su ric I constr uctior 1 and fii i tions of bilious- Stated. piexion and pep of youth. Then let PSE SRR SRS eS a eR en Tea Be a oe ce ee eee eg Reenter eee ME pe emciency separate . . e ‘* +}, . . . : », oA 3? Ett tisk ee ‘ COPE PA ee Se en Pe . Si te Fg “ct 50t er Sar ae Se ¢ eS Pn ii - ness. 1 YT: ity be TA warde? , Tethietsn kacen Sees oem age peak SEERA Re ohne ae MER phe: Lapse tee Se Nes a lies oo ye aie eR ARR StL ees, th diff t Wave ] nd tune | indigestion discretionary power tf Nporopriate or. nawards ° Vuve. sa , ye keep mendes eee ihe a Soa ee. Sty te. Zt “ARORA Aeron Sac RE RE RE ie nel Pa RRL aCe ae RET oe Hi € eren 2 en a out sscretignary power to appropriate | your system free from the poisons peters shot ee eon Cah ve Cae LenS, et NS at ae. Se a eee ee | undesiond erat ‘th startli | SERS ARE ROS es HE RT I Te, Cea Le ie Os See eS arte age ee Pee eee *: Brats BN poets € $ a S 4 é 7 - aa co,nr 4 } ; ; poiice pension funds, Beedle said caused by ciogged bowels apd torpid fi a eee Sars ike dhinicie: definite estimate of Ne te ee yA Se inetarg and loss of appe- ; tite yield readily : i A i i Bl a to its powerful ac- ot. 40uls snoulid have some vol liver. : tion. in determining what it should pay For 20 vears, men and women suf: ine : fran Ta *reae ry far rye Mawar wr. fering fram a? vr « ch ear hy’ > 'Y, UMe 4) ey r re. F ican, Ib. &: : Unless you see the “Bayer Cross” on tablets. you are not get- , MODEL 7F3 i Fs |e | | Kraft Pimento, 43¢ for Colds MODEL 7F4 - 3 — e Kraft Swiss. per Ib. 48c ® ting the genuine Bayer Aspirin prescribed by physicians and Pa; ) MODEL 7F5 proved safe by millions over 25 years. we sy sag peter sro A dictactively benutifal radi 3 | Hea da che ~ — pe ~~ $ 79-50 penelied in genine mahogany. $99-50 aan io guatueaninee S$ 1 Oo Ges DOES NOT AFFECT THE HEART Neuritis ——— 12-inch cone speaker...... Toothache CHAS. FRESHMAN CO., Inc., 2626 W. Washington BI., Chicago Accept only “Bayer” package Neuralgia which contains proven directions. Lumbago 9 a Handy “Bayer boxes of 12 tablets 4 ati Also bottles of 24 and 100—Drug gists. arene nee D Aspirin is the trade mark of Bayer Manufacture of Monoaceticacidester of Salicylicacid 23 BE Sais , oy BS ie eihay e eet vs + b " “te 4 ™ _— . — be é oes ae (> hieg Be a j a etn cake oo ti ae ae eect a aed os aaah Fe 2h om Mile saa : adie ee > -g< 3 A ie ee . :

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COT Coy a ° THE CELEBRATED | bo. LASTERDIA F HEADQUARTERS* [Ec | : v4 "| Snider's “Gain : hss. —.. ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH. THURSDAY EVENING, ‘HOUSE ENGROSSES | | POLICE PENSION BILL er ee _ Continued from Preceding Page. ; | missioners demand for maintenance of the department. Pension Provisions. The pension bill, as engrossed, | provides that any police officer | who has served for 25 years may be retired by the board, request. No minimum service disability suffered in line of duty. A real One-Control that gets everything Be sure to hear and see these ¢ -ntirely new models—many exclusive important features that you will quickly recognize & $2 A WEEK| “WHERE Sixth and Franklin‘ THE CRO FRIDAY SPECIALS Sweet Stomach! ‘erg pity when youth and vitality are set at , bat 8 Py ordered stomac h, and bad breath! at any age! Hearty eaters—hard | have ott vers—nd Stuart's a boon and | =f hd ; wish. Drink what you like. be | mes. » Stuart That gives the stomach | | aie etc result is a sweet stomach, | se digestion, DO pains, DO Ras. Full Box FREE! LargeWhiteBuffalo, 20 Sable Steaks, Ib. Finnan Haddie, Ib . :~ Ocean Herring, Ib. .12 s Stuart 'stablets, 25¢ aes 60c. | 5 4 A shal Mic set @ meta | , £ Pear ot sainieadl keep it filled! Skin d Whiting, Ib. 21 White Perch, Ib. 3 ea or twenty-five cenis. FRESH FISH OYSTERS, Qt. SO Brick Cheese, Ib. 2S Roquefort Cheese, 50 Swiss Cheese, Ib., 45 Potatoes, 5 ibs. a 5 + Apples, 5 Iibs..... STUART'S Young, STEAKS Round Sirloin, Rib 16 tnicy. eiaii pound ——~| syspEPSIA TABLETS —————— | atrol LY turn the dial from point bint and station after station ‘Separately, clearly and dis- he one dial is the only tuning this new Freshman Radio. g power allows stations pat StarCce d in right through the locals. Its struction and efficiency separate t wave-lengths and tune out the ations with startling ectlivity to listen to exactly the station psire without bother or interference e Quality result of scientifically constructed ormers perfectly designed and to match this powerful radio, | rol Hear it To-day At any Authorized FRESHMAN Dealers Store Operate it Yourself nassive console is pan- om genuine oe 4109-50 licago ee, rrything! ll ac —orr itching Piles Instant! ed and soon cured by ap- lying Aer OINTMENT. It Stops P tation, Soot hes, Heals and is guaranteed caren aseof Ieching Blind, Bleeding can; red ripe, hand- packed ; a real 20c can value. Jl Every one Guaranteed, 24 Put up io Cartons. Dozen. Large No. 3 size g Piles. All cate have OINTMENT in tubes with pile pipe PAz0 ODN at 5c; and in tin box at 60c. White Star White Star Sardines; large No. 42 1 oval can: a real ?Sec can value Fisher Girl Sardines: in pure 2 olive oil: a real 15¢ can yalue. cuniensiatiaemlianenaal Herring: i A OD ——_ Norse Crown Small Fat purieg 41926 the Post-Dispatch | 83,07. can; @ real printed 2946 Herse anG Vehicle Die wee soo oes 0 és than the. “Wants” — 2008 more TAREE other St. Louis newspapers . NEW ad pe Maska Salmon No. 1 size tall can; a real 35 25 can value ... Fresh Mackerel 20 814-0z. can: a real 25¢ can yal. , a ~ or at his |} | _ period is prescribed for cases of | pay during the three years pre-|from membership representation. | ceding retirement. oo been passed by the House with | SIXTH and SIXTH and MORGAN The Parker amendment, requir- siineniendnte. | FRIDAY SPECIALS AY SPECIALS |ing the city to appropriate $150,000 Carnation a year, struck out a section of the} AD original bill that would permit gd mE VERTISEMENT Pet Milk Police Commissioners to include | A R Ra So: Th Tall Cans the amount considered necessary W, re roat With ® 25e Purchase or More for pensions in its annual certifica- | eases quickly when you apply a lit- eR rech_or Smoked Fish. tion to the city of the required po- | tle Musterole. It penetrates to the | Jumbo Frog Legs, pair...40 | lice appropriations. | eas the songuition and tingle, meres | Sliced Sable Steak... LB. 22 Other amendments struck out a raws out the | } soreness and pain and won 't blister | Dressed Buffalo “» . 4 . , ’ ‘ There Are 364 A. G. Signs ~ Look for Them-~< These Prices Good From Mar. 3 to 5 All A. G. Stores Carry a Full Line of Fruits, Vegetables and Meats a ee STORES ; ; a — ee = YOU HAVE TWO WEEKS MORE TO ENTER THE $10,000 PRUNE CONTEST’ WRITE YOUR LETTER TODAY * strength - giving properties. are so delicious that you can serve only a few minutes. jun table. 1. Prunes are rich in fruit sugar—sugar is its most easily digested form. 2.Prunes are more than 60° carbohy- drates—the part of any food that yields energy. 3. Pound for PRUNE FACTS TQ. HELP YOU WIN? FOOD VALUE: Climate and seil combine to make California Pranes a valuable, eco- nomical food for year-reund use en your peund, prunes yield mere energy than most foods—meats, cereals and vegetables. HEALTH VALUE: California Prunes be- leng in the well-balanced meal. 4. Their minerals act as a tonic, for they check the “acidity” of other foods. 5.Docters recommend them as a _ mild, effective fruit laxative. 6.Prunes contain health-giving vitamins. The vigor of sun-ripened fruit— bring it to your winter-time meals You may domestic duty to be finished quickly, or as an art to be practiced for your family's delight. In either case, you probably. use prunes. They are superlative in food value — in They them in some form every day. Write a letter that tells how and why you serve prunes. It will take There are 14] cash prizes! Mail it today! The freshness and flavor of sum- mer itself is stored for you in Cali- fornia Prunes. For the delicious- ness and health they bring, they de- serve a favored place at your table this winter. Begin the day right! Serve prunes for breakfast! But remember that there are many other ways to eat them at many meals — new, de- lightful ways. You can use Cali- fornia Prunes in all your cookery— Seak prunes fer « end fuall-flawored x = kkk wk kw ok & think of cooking as a few gma in cold weter. Then let them simmer one Aen voy eee! and get unusual, delectable results Here, for instance, is an unusual way to serve prunes in every time. a pie: ! pound smal! prunes, | '/7 pints water, % cupful sugar, 2 tablespoonfuls butter, 2 tablespoonfuls lemon juice, | table- spoonful cornstarch. Wash, soak and cook the prunes in one and one-half pints of water. Cool, drain and remove pits. Arrange the prunes in a pastry-lined pie pan. Mix together the hot prune juice, cornstarch, sugar, lemon juice and butter, and pour over the fruit. Bake in a moderate oven. Cool and top with sweetened and flavored whipped cream. Keep California Prunes on hand. Cook them three pounds at a time, storing the extra ones in glass jars. California Prunes are especially se- lected for flavor and tender plump- ness. Graded as to size. Packed scientifically and shipped at once to your grocer. The same fine quality—every pound you buy. 5. Entries will be How to enter Prune Contest Everyone is eligible. Classes enable con- testants to draw on their own fields of knowledge. Competition is cut down. Everyone has a better chance. Observe carefully the subject for your class. HOUSEWIVES “How and why I serve pranes” 58 prizes—total of $5000 First prize - $1500 4h - - - $225 Me .° oe. Se 5th to 14th 100 3rd - - - FOO 15thte 2th - BF 30th to 58th. - | $25 TEACHERS, DIETICIANS, PHYSICIANS “Why prunes should be in the ideal diet” 17 prizes—total of $1000 First prize- - $250 4h - - - - $75 nd - - - 1530 5Sthte 8h - - 90 3rd « - - 100 Yhtotl7h - - 2 HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS “Why I eat pranes”™ : 17 prizes—total of $1000 First prize- - $250 4h - -, - - $75 2nd 0 - - - «+1500 | Sthte Bh - - 3rd - «- « 1 Shwlt&- - 2 CHEFS, RESTAURANTS, COOKS, HOTELS “How I serve prunes on the mena” 17 prizes—total of $1000 First prize- - $250 4h ~- - - - $79 2nd - - - 150 Sthte Bh - - 50 eee ee ee GROCERS AND THEIR SALESMEN “Hew I sell pranes” 32 prizes—total of $2000 First prize- - $400 4th - «= «+ $100 2nd - - - 275 Sth to Sh - 75 3rd - - - 175 QGhtl4h - © 15th to 32ad - $25 RULES |. No entry shall be more than 200 words ia length. It may be, or include, recipes of may be a straight letter. just ae you prefer. 2. Entries should be written on one side of paper. Eadther by hend or t riter. Print eo name and eddress in t upper right- and corner of the pege, together with the classification you sre entering. 3. No entrant is required to purchase Call- fornia Prunes to compete. 4. Entries will be judged by « suitable com- mittee of five whose decision will be fnel. judged for informative value, originality, interest and news velue. 6. In case of ties for en rize, the t contestants wil! receive ps pe | of poset roe full emount. 7. All entries must be mailed pry March t7, #927 Entries bea 7 “ mark of leter than thet Pa will "aus . be considered 6. Winners will be announced the advertising @s soon as the fadines py mn their decision—on or about May $. 1927 At which time checks will be mailed to winners. 9. Mail your entry by midn Mt 1927. to California Prune Producers yo Headquarters. 716 Maeteon Building, Ses Francieco, California.

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H a _.._ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ __ THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH 3. 1927_. et _____ ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _____ ___ PAGE 2% TOMORROWMARKEY AND M’TIGUE MEET IN HEAVY ELIMINATION, TONIGHT ~ a — -_ — oon _ — . - —— — o~ — - nr on en on ween ee = — ——————— - c i ee ee a i i ee a ma ~~ ES ; Oe —— ~ ~ ‘ Me ” 4 j - - = | ee ——_ - - — K . 0 ‘his harder hitting, but it should be COUNTRY DAY ELEVEN , >> > P - - ] . ’ , . ase “ « . 4 . y - sf - : Sechances OF Y! owe the first of a three-game series for OF “RUBY ROBERT,” by Honert i Deve. Battling Morris, clever 21-year-old | go on last Wylther ceoseene Kerwhu as It Would ae 2 EOP. aes ithe Municipal League basketball Hk Leadville blacksmith, lifted from the floor by Fitz's upper- (Star from Duluth, Minn., await the eddie O'Neill, local star, will, Bissell CLF a fn oe. 436% ; ‘ : . ' asia : . . h }] W h ‘ } ‘ ey} ; wate irow as ' hj " ateiur ¢ i ‘ [orew oe . avis Lee not Beis iin feet ainbt ty. defedtiog the aih: teubetied 3 saratiols and did a nose dive into the bucket ‘ | a 1 Wl send the m in oO @ throw away his ama : iY a iw he n mn be sont po . : | Louis Unive: Mreshmen ; ' “~— : - tion in their 10-round decision con- he meets Joe Stua, East St. Louis, ;' ) | L ki “ all bai VE Dal Ae TeeSGligieeis ‘ . , orn hie fae ; » 2} . . . " , : i” se %. te fase ithe BPvilliken evmnasium 1 oe containing the sponge, lis Teet in the air. test which features a mixed box- in the six-round second preiimn. ae . = es Care % : sonia em wi : , ‘ ’ . , : ty : 14 : [ioiesor ’ ‘* ee 9 ps fo gt 7 “" ah Vhen the blacksmith’s head hit seif in p ing-wrestiing rogram under the 'while ° ») Johnson, St. Louis, and crowd , When LAaCKSMILA S ddd e | : See: ree Seed nitt , ev Phen , * ‘ =m Jo “ as ae ‘ Si VMiitchetl , Williame *ii-Spol, i - Supervision o Lhe (MOISN ALI Billy Kauffman, Hast } Louis, N@e- (y Retiiv oe Westwood eis wit e* : ; , ry) «re ‘ creyse!l i} ‘ big j j Fitz’s Uppercut Sends Opponent wicisitwiiaue- amit tiieiedtie: seme wilt: h 3.—-Jake Schaefer, a former titleholged i lay in an attempt to wrest the world's 184 not Pionship from Willie Hoppe of New Yo e ange of France, in his first match of *. 7 > oti ag . * ° . ; " 17 =Se - sé, amu i a invaders | The score: Bantcome of tne Malone; is in the first sh fc he Wlike a3. ti . ,aguel ne ee ae Mie ai iy it. night, Poole, Belleville, and Jack Stacey, ton for work that grips the road aves GOOD' YEAR Edouard Cochran .......52 96 197 32¢ 1 3 pattie. hedged ¢ : ae minutes afte: a i - ire cre + Nea bh *itzsimn ) len- |Jefferson City, Mo., while the lat- the truck and keeps it out of the shop— é *? ter gave George Butch, local vet- write us for oarticulars about Goodyear TRUCK TIRE’ efe |Matsuyama ....49 12 3 | i Ithough Sar- e somewh q ating | * : : 10 11 2 Beight's bout. Althoug . : Hunters youngsters, iacing, 218 ows “2 ' , ; : f Se ay Ty ‘he will: . eran, an artistic boxing lesson to Truck Tires oat > (‘¢ . ‘ Te . a Z 4 5 | ‘; "OrilTe InN oO 199. . ochran’s average, 80, Matsuy.Bae ranked a 2-t0-! favorite : ? ition than ever shattered intelli m in arn : ila; © . . « ’ Sia . me © ‘ . i . . : ' I meet the; 2™45 average, 16. | ing. forecasters used a Beername ogee tee ah Rape gar" atest i al © | -— . manager ambled; Win the referee’s award last De- , J O | | | ; : , cem be) . The standing of the pla “3 _ " yers . a . ‘ ~ . . . ) O. 4 ? — -~ «ure - : I Hagen 'day was. . Ww te: 4 ” ‘ ie i rs VIK} MecTIGlt Lk. (Stiad RL | Delaney, Hansen and Paulino gave:“~ —" 7 : te | ‘an thd toe tee 5 11%, feet colorless exhibitions. Even Malo- spd inate = ye danse mt a Se : of the unfinished arena slight favorite. because of | i 1 igh run of fioremans path eeeceac. au vith a 142/©ochran oat +r ecosescoreccccse | ‘5 years | Schaefer *eeft ee eeeeseecs 9 ee Weight 0 0 0 - oa 7. 4 -7 +} 7 , lilall, berls Mvacii ‘ ¢ i nd ; of > i “ ie inv Opel-* Vers cAAi' - tt be + ee ofr r @eaeree@eneneeees be : ’ gmp Hagenlacher sore err G@eeeeeeanet es 5 Height Zz areas: : Chest (normal) . .56 in. ys 3h. SURE SOT A nl es i oat | eset tintin | ein ti ee Matsuyame . : clon acked impressiveness " Pee ie Pore ey a os pee » Miesiaiiis » e ee ee 2. awl nh ( ahidjpil bel is@s 5+ ees — : lf «7. aY ne ‘] 7 a restle SS cee ee Waist But Mike did his stuff in such Te a ag a NR a | At all events, the Leadville lvals f , eT 7 in incing fashion that despite all Bg 5 ecole. zs | th .. i‘. | vais for a year prior to application # .. Wrist if. 5 | : ; , RAF tn ROE RE £4, mie eo blacksmith alian o the.tru : 5 dal - 4 aris AT ce 7 ne Dé st. {9 y ee , 5 , 1 : rls 1} | . e 'for the permit. Regulation, for B pee : 2 in. ), SVIGe: fe en pa : ie eeon, the overhang, : he old the holding of bouts would be ; * : ; °"Z> ht . i ‘ : - hand — 44-44% sation cis * : aye : . “ fers hy j yrs el be ° K ‘ ‘overed as ; . ; F Sz ‘ . ; Lirst aa j Se s s r i 1 29 : : a ’ iy " > |made by the commission, which # +>. Anak ) rs ' , ion 1 half. their first nervousnes nuch asa ft nda half in eight » ourstanain a eveiope me ) ; om “ailing to get any- bas S ; a d | d ollect $1 fee f = li nae. ae : : : ! ; ; , . | : | i . + oul c a 0 OY ce . 5 | ~ ‘ : ’ Bae 2 - ‘ oS " ~ ¢ ‘ al d ] h 7 fi e pe I cent o t) fe 4 " hn. | ' , : 3 3 | 7 : : , ‘ : : | ’ » ; sa f ° ; Ny 3 .* } . “i in. Chest (expended) .40 in. 2 in. d gross receipts. in... Forearm 2 ysis ana rer 1 the open-, full osse ; The bit re-enacts the presen \, -? in.. a . Reach . Must Concede Big VV a. ¥ i i ‘ 1 lk “) fa ir] . Whe 5} ' ‘ ried ity. ~ Up statutes prohibiting prize fighting ann in Missouri, with the proviso if : most ‘tainly will find jmselt 74 to 33° they shalt not apply to seal 4 By John E.. Wray. ™ . out r semi-final with m ma Ese Ss nenrn eteae on exhibitions conducted under per |= ¢ Editor of the Post-Dispatch. Maloney. 1 which case Mike wou sion Mienn ait . | sh > * ; }} a roe i wl ‘suse nt }mit from the commission. Origins-EeEw YORK, March 3.—Stranger be Cele sen , aT a ) ete epg & tres ge Fiabe se do te his a tic sports and ally the bill provided for a SCCreaimber any fiction is the truth abont his bi; merit. Soto his ee ee Seer ae egeng BE et jt " alk dare on his stom- tary to be paid $2500 a year, buses McTigue, the weazened little! Sharkey, too, is an interesting Suarding spoiled nfs 8 hag GEILE, PER ENE MIE EE IE _ this was amended to allow $5 a daygeeran of many ring broils, who: figure. 1 the first place it will af- attempt sCOs x aceraael = pane epietggrae seized with re- Sch 8 Today's action places the boxingim battle Jack Sharkey of Bos- (| ford the fans an interestin; ha! nissed 2 rood many ao ee le, Wi zag ui : io stekeahl ik eta Mi Mike in 192 STAR GOLFERS ENTERED Mepiung and knocking foes arcun almost to th y i years you! usage thn ae a ee ; re | | sd his hand -on the black- members | eeven years. At that time h than his-rivai. pei Bae sae ts mith 's houlder* measure, | IN FLORIDA TOURNEY Me past 39. but ; ust be the! Br the Associated Press : Mion had Michael made on th s imey appear. oa : , = sox - 7 - + Hue | . = ~ i “ ‘ ; - a . . : P “a aa: i - weles rp y H\t} _ , ; ne r = - i. + University ;, SANFORD, Fla. March 3.—Waltes@bistic world that one looked in larkey hag been ghtin nly OUI Re “ he blacksmith turned, looked at "7 . } . " ; s r 4 {> Tv) ' fy . thers would | tHagen Gene Sarazen Bobby through the 1921 boxing guide three years. e hi iad omy o a ll al Ia, Gls. Pts O1 Gilly . pela -— ~* . a . - ‘ ; _ . ae ” tournament, is also entere@aumeda.” ‘This meant that iKe Wike .: ee ae ee City 2) Ls 4 7 , = 7* ; ~ rye * . ‘ ‘ m? i = “es ‘ ‘ 4 . sit ‘ wit } Figg} mustomers "4 nears | ive ] ALJII€@! Ih} has siliaa Lise i 7 p eae eye | Pew isiomer hi i ic . lee , 5 | : “4 ; > mo pen ‘ 7? : ' > 7c j i; 4 i Plat i ' ef ha Wl ida’ . = ,_- ee ‘ f OTSIUVeETI IDS ORL ss - ~~ ’ ij} miggie ave a - ; sal “> . ? : ) CBN vill do well n _ Aa ‘ i aa a- : 9 “« x et tO Os « OCiskgacvantl_rages i I i! yer, rt : i, . . i} , _—— nO a, G TO INVESTORS [ GREYHOUND TRACKS / Biie'o223 2.002" 2" i ois vival tn ears Mae Sg re ry Tut's half-gieter ax «suffered defeat fewer times 7 are liragerndumeas nein bees his tinal th theee sceotes. | 51- LOUIS U. HIGH * See see eer ece J ' . As - po . ‘ y ] » 7 KP Rh aaa hiieamnes Mike, too, has taken on any ans DEFEATS WESTERN ‘+ investors in greyhound tracks 3: - i2ae atting Siki was one of a a te me 86 ve Battler one day i beiemae Magus hg Tone Rae IN BASKET GAME mM stage are advised to investigate the Bevices to be used in their constru: bus prosecution for infringement on See ® significant episode fo. eT cere ted the late O. P. Smith. founder o} Pe See Knocked Out 59 Foes. now under way in the courts of } : Be apts “7 y . ‘;o it, in pasi times -_ ~ | ue ; ie r y Injunction already has caused a 3 ate nd iled 1 im tr Dubli ‘er OX! rie 7 -THNHAtT sufferet 1% al ; His 4, et ~ rt ad at tr Ctivities On five tracks, due 0) patent ee See WED mi wen er ee oe ee eee gg (the Quarter. but the Junior Billl- | gtaik abrosd tha ‘their builders, and it is the Jegire 0+ He meee sett & Couple of; tnat mish . | Kens came ba uuGders, and it is the Jewre o Mees of whisky within reach WM} fety-first fighting—a style 4, run up a 14-7 lead as the halt | Enough Is Enough. =? 20n to prevent uninformed uivestors , ' , yularity—lha- nde: , WAT : ) ening capital in projects that may be mee “te end of 20 rounds an Irish, been in vain. t. convin him | pein th : aie from m3 sina te tle ® Ough misuse of mghts granted others Sa | (eeCia Mike world's’! that his future was up to his own Ao ce ecu ais al aistel tapping at my door. At th ¥ fee VY Veight champio: punch. Mike had one of the same..." “* , aoien a ae Ak a renhola stood « mua ullet ' , ; nr Qa ‘Scotch’ verdict His record of 59 knockouts shows " *.. inten wns ed ? led party I di ot invite hin NA TIONAL GREYHOUND Mueeeat Dut Mike on the map. and that. ut in later vears he had = ' > ‘seant tend wuntit theiin theca Titzy was asleep in ¢) ING ASSOCIATION — l books. Ditto plenty ' hid behind safety-first defens whi adjoining roon In the hall we e) to, ~ —— meen Todav Mike has gone back MiGAUE ang eS wees ye se cared in 1 dialogu SUCCES CEETOH HEH EEE «ee eben cene SP A0UNG Strib) nr. “3 } ~~ . . i oat ‘ ‘ , P ’ ' first principles and ego: 7 ~" a : - . ‘ “pf? } rma nie ‘ ; PY hands the knockout blow Wells Loses Bout the Toledo club met his demand teams are Sojdan Beaumont “ is at the An 4 ~~ ] “1 ~ | - Rooseve it. Kirkwood a! d Maple- . ° ® Dp of lis iong Hoe “Babe” Pinelli Signe. ane eee : , : aNd going strong By the Aanqristed Fees. MI ; T ee ee a om url aaa ‘ P - = Bs re . ‘ y *e . . ° r. by > ~ i8 the outst: nding figure ST. PETERSBURG, Fia.. March 38. one t Bago ensi as Cubs that lim: © ‘~ : SUnations. His amazin , ‘at - -' Cincinnati S weight, won a decision over Ber- Cincinnat! : ine! itle, itchfield. Granite 4549 thing ae i € > A , ; ¢ pe 4 ‘® CeTeat of Berlenbach : *o}} ‘ ‘et- patched u salary differences and bac] /mondsey Billy Wells, British vet- pa p Wursivebere. trom i Hy , PER |r ny : ig . . i “ ~ in 5 a « y BIGGE Ss t R a _ . ound was the most | eran, in s 10-reund beut here last would leave at once for the Florida te chr p. Ws show thus far put on. ‘night training camp ae’ ; aia . 3 re . i 3 ‘a

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. i Fo Cathe! ee at se aa es ar Presets ye. Phe e Pak: ene Rode £ Bing bist We CF LET BOS Bee % a PERE ad Bice Fe Piles SoH eee Re. 3 a. Pe IE. ME Ry BG 7 SS ices GS I MR STORER: 5 AI y Wg SIA AM ae bi * . 4 ! SAGE 2%... ____ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH___ she : BL cigar - -THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH 8, 1927 __ ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH _ ee | 4 A SAPABLAN Sees — Final. trag -., | . mM ee HESS STANDING | L Bi Mill i¢ Cee eet es te aoe La et eal IO LL lt let A A et AO nates ef rww oo a " . ‘ eS —_— IN Cc sn he'd today ’ Ke ‘ Ce ae ee ee eed ae , rena Ce a lt ld tated Pres a ron eles he i ing Miller and Schang Are ==! Fw. =~) TODAY’S RACING RESULTS (‘Neti Mani 0) T eee | Sannin BR) actin on i omorrow’s Racing Entrees. >" otc: cus i “| lad PLP ll ala al lal el RAPP PPP PB PPP Dog Race Results _ sesthiciibiattietsactibdiin . up on even ‘ormorrow i y ars Oo ave ro 3 At Miami. At N New Orleans. Fourt® yesteris! ee of a weestl - e _ rth — ‘ aft: ' (a rect ae | Leacocks 22, St. Louis U. MIAMI F! ON ww | | Fourts =race--§1506. _». Capablanca, world _ Weather clear; track fast FIRST ee Se TS | old maidens, one ; ' Freshmen 16. : t - | Weather clear; track fast. ; : RACE—Three-sixteenths mile: . AT NEW RLEANS My Susaviend 105 1th round of abe t R Western Ebectric 25. Ralston (By the Aseociated Press. ; By the Associated Pre«es Be ee erseeesess 17.00 6.80 4.00), ; oO " i eovdet ‘ .- ~~ ( oney in the mits a NS ee ; ~s , ; te oS meee 2 6. wen £ mw é ll asiadiag -sa? 6 Iakang , 1: : a Oo epo to Ow ey Paste 2. logs RACE—Five and one-half eet a RAC E—Six furlongs: | pes “Kid. Flirt sree 8.80 $.09 ee Pee ia oWeleer a ¥acubens inte ernational Masters J - | Belle , lly (J. Jones) 2. BU 3 'me—:20.1. 1 Am Good, Adda Model. | . o , -- 0 Gone . : > 0 - Chaminade Seconds 21. Univer st = og MeTague!... iL 90 3338 35 4.20 Lella (E. Legere) ... .-.. 13.80 8.80 | Knockeen, O. W. Biits Pome Milford E—4e the Associaton Press. hee | Tyree Tao —— Baa Nimzo" witsc h gaine d sity City Hi Seconds 1%. an (Horm)... ; = 10 | . 7 ir n Mr. Martin 2 angen : “4 “ee sh — Grapestone (Fronk) 0 | — poonen also ran. | ene et Race i00U, claiming, 2-year aSunnyland skh a P. pooreene . ny defeating Ru- | *.* : t. ats U. High 20, Western £ Time. 1:07 2-5. a Sue. Joan BS -| {8 Hatton) ..... . 640; i ~~“peiee . 0 Mate : _— piace | AMERICAN LEAGUF. | strong Policy "rite * 5.60 4.80) Mayor O*Keefe. Bélva, Rosemary Ryan, | Miss Fi Ba. Se aoe +s 5.60 +s 3.39 | Carroll .....102 Tiger Flower ..110 Candy Hog ip: =e gi. points * while losing ¢ New York Celtics 39, Cleveland man)... 6.40 | Steg oe. a race—Wild Aster, Recount . eT ee +50 | T*Second Fi - - 5 *Moultrie ... ..105 | aBicomfiela Stania entry — tearing, we >. s 4 Ta aa 4 e a ae See & 2.2 28 =P om 4 ie es r _ - . SS From a Special Correspondent of the Post-Dispatch. | 24, | Time 4 8. Fire Fairy, Spanish Princess. | dyke, Cirdella. Third race- Frightful. Up-| | Time—:30. | Sliver Rock. Silvian’ Splen-| olds and up. six oo an oyear bo an race — $1500, olen of Paris and Frank hanging of ' TARPON SPRINGS. F!1 March Chicago Bruins Redhester | Noise, Phillips First and Missa Fire also ran. Mib Maye. Clent. Unele Hi by A our. Sweet Lever. Concrete and Gin | | Sie M rons _ | Soard, 3-year-old and uD aa alek hint : on cham- ae. wGS, a., March °.—0oOne of those cold 1] 53. esate THIRD RACE— ‘ one ga phre, | Rickey aiso ran. id argon ..103 Pretty Mies ...105 | 70 yards: ' * tnited States evrupr. dar j which, according to Florida realtors, “ h Speius 32. PRP * ne and one-sixteenth | ' Candy ea ater 3-8 race—Mark Master. FOURTH RACE—Onefourth mil ; pe Grad 4305 *jJonteel . ***" 006 | Adamas 10S we rsbal ; x match after|— ry, & Z ; , . itors, “we haven't had for 30 years,”’ | oe fae 2 6 - | me ~ rece—Jeannetie 5S. | Shoemaker e seemary Ryan.1@1 GSurup ..... 107 | Stampdale —: mea the ‘vainly sw ay : J a 3 : : | Laison gam , 15.80 650 5.640 Torrence, Swordsman. Seventh race—Fair OP eee een — oS: +0 4.20 i Mage In ....; 105 *Charett EB mcg: --115 F - gajou! ne slightly oe just now is making things unpleasant for Manager Howley and his Swimming Results. ‘Chickvale (Fri aa? She Light, igh ht afixty fadieny Gettysbures, . een Ka aman ws « .. 22.40 28. 60 ‘Etta M = ae Gtaeiar Celces aoe = ss 100 Pi ie. Rigres with Alekhin 16 relief you € P a '. : 7 t Tir cle iMet'r : | ' re ing ” : = n f I ; ta. & Banner 2180 ran. : First rac Yor B c teenie Vv lew NSE se Se 4 Oo 3. oO Ushee ba ; _ive alLiilai ié Sabie : “ - ee pentiftle be: ; avs. sical biaaitaace I oy. Emma Hoagland, | Third ‘Race-—$1000, ciaiming. +4 . - ant Bedfong 0“ . _ 7 } Triangular meet-—lowa State 45, | . First _ race Brown Trout, Parmachene | Willi a foutgom ery Marthus, Baleful, Roy | “a Blue. Red Line Ba bin. Tecum- SBiow Horn... 100 Loyal H w+ eee 10 Rut Gold .....100 > go4 7," — ~s The es ; fie’ practice-sessions, lowley . ediv been announced as hav ing ~ PP PPP APL PL, hielie. So). =e Rose ertscens Rowe. ~ eae pird— Rushing Waters. Fifth | ran ~ a y ammy aiso | *Stoneage Rie Siemaniec a “ay ; PF npn oe Weber. 25 a oor ' o 4 more good mm | wisi > ‘hance : ‘ second race—Eloise. hi race—Silver | LON SEP un pero, Sis th— . —_ } een. Tat S renida .. $ wae 2 — i o shing to take no chances of signed contracts. So. the element! ‘Tonight’s Miami Miami S| Stee Dorbatell Wousth sit et matey On Seth, Git Sreedear, Sovent ae ‘i. SIXTH RACE—Three-sixteent! smile: PE ome —* ae Greyhound Entries ‘ | Peep ee. ee eee P' 7 K- Milemen Brent. Mala: ha. Nint Waiter St. Dennis - - Th 7 - 580 “Candy Jar -./ 95 May Steil 105 ee Brothers eatry, ror today and Friday ‘3 Bron che ¥ +? chill. Work pointin th m Ae Nee. EG Oe — The Gaff. Tenth a Girl, Adoipnan Time—194. Caruthers Jr Slick Black. Radio... +. MO Tick Tock 112 feashee di ee a r and Alekhine’. 03 wae : i g toward e | S ia iain ie sgacttvasatines eC ering hatte Nae SER : vatt. senth—Bioom Gir vern, Wasteful i - aie we | Senne mene 5 Star Fale +15 Weather clear: track mes Viem ent used by am : first game of the exhibition sea- Sisler Always W orking. Special to the Port-Dignetch At Havane. Shasta Bally. ee ed Big Pinky aso Fourth Race— $1008. Alekhine ee 3 ¥ First ‘ Weather clear; trac . ’ Reckiess Buck ........ 9.80 3.00 | Fire Dog ..... 111 *Miami 112 | pth roe Ss . ; ; next Monday, has been seriously he has been in camp is exactly the oon a oe | i wae Ausecinben Pree 7 Two WORLD’S RECORDS SO Mee MO SN eee oe + ose =.80 2.30 | pose ae sshadowy = 1 : At HAVANA, pee roan? — . hampered. About all nae is) ‘ ’ | -arapet Keepsake FIRST RACE—Six fur ; | ALI Secret Camp ........ 4.80; Pace A. ...... > Tempter ...... ++ 0) Same F : : Sere a Ree ty 2 Sort one would expect. George is | gi on Cock tail Gupton (Perdomo “gee mesg x 15-2 61 | F IN TANK MEET pin SE id. Fert. “Rate” Boy. — Feteumen ec ht oY Ps ew ‘s. #8 PRR 8. ae GIRL STARS 3 ‘ef ” 12 t one of the ki ? : : . ‘ @€ (hamplion i Aivores i Alonzo } gia: an 5 2.5 | By the Aesociat@? Press ; EIGHTH RAC t b _— . *Chaff en a 107 e ’ . cae ‘ by As®octated Presse. ‘ P for that game is that George Blae , i ihe kind who mut be doing Second Race— One fourth mile Clear View (Gorski) i i > 7 os “ ae ; Mi B! H E—One- ourt mue. ie Fifth ‘Re a 4 0) Red Leather 111 THROW T | | , The Mystery Mr P ei. ee. . a a ae ed ; lle NEW HAVEN, Conn. March 2.—jfon ee 6.20 340 3.40 : ace—$1000. claiming. 4-rear- First race. $7 : . - } . — ‘ ae “a! ink lei im L:lo 4- trac Bes , re . > li : 5 : + holder will be starting pitcher. 4 ie = every minute. If not! Stainless rake we fl J eine yp SR apathy Ar -— wees pinay \Gesewe Sides of the Stee ee oa a Fe TS 3.50 | — uD. —_ _ one-sixteentl miles 4 2 — peer ‘ . Svea A . " ° , ‘rivolous Frier i "ist 4 . monty ~ ee Se ae ay : *. 8 ee. Stee es >. Corposant ....105 n 1.26 5 ; sano * Hl There will be plenty of infield | poomy ns. hes down around first. | ielet eon boone hy _— | + todd poe ge 2 Prince Lightfoot and | Athletic Club lowered the world ' \Hootecy To ve Rex Jones. ‘Gor. gene. Pane be 105 *Chick , Oz e Jane ey “10% a sak! EST! . Ss. 4 Mi : A > ~ ?} h ti ans : i ee ibe & ~ i sa eer’ 4 b ; ‘ J y 8) ary. ar a a 2 ‘ 4 ' " 2 ‘ ‘ orrie ™ : - ; . } competition in this camp. During. en e tires there, he hus a con- | Third Race—Futurity: SECOND RACE—Six furlongs: Pee rd for the 100-yard back stroke Ball let also ra sellpape ucabeosmatece:s | eUpdyks ee eees 109 ohel Fuss tt. sas | Whe tees? - 100 F sese sit, - - ! practice, it is no strange sight to: ference with Manager Howley and. etka om iUcky Donne! | Pueble Japare* - _. sha winners an 3 : Dan is deli hted wit} he . ‘ *h pera - ance Bine Fagie Mayroma (Hardy) a ie ae f. 1-4 Pool here last night. Swimmin | ovaguting wa wine « 40 4409 3.20 Sixth Race— $1000, claiming 4-year- . Johnny Baker lle Sokic. +5 * mri = ” i= t | gee three men handling chances at te a ey : ith the evident seeing ly imma monde A ay | Village of Hit (Gibeon) 5 -1 | against J. A. House, Yale lo ieie | | oy eee ghee sce Bee 6.46 olds and up. ome and one-sixteenth miles: ~.>CC@me Face, S70 a's basket! all free tarow | | first, Sisier, Sturdy and Hawkins 'desire to help shown by his prede-| ‘iy . Sdauiding Brotus | ime—1:152-5. Dantzic, French ‘Cana 4 ne a en > 8 ' she | RB. Be ; 40! *Bution ...... 10a mesma o% furlengs. Hs yore ss 1: N % i with as eee em mona | cessor. It is the belief - prege- | Fourtn #ace—One- fourth | mile: (dian. Night Express. Qneen Basil, Lady ler covered the distance in Im 42s. | », i "29." Nisi Netas. Third Tipp. Art-| *Try Again. || "105 suena Smile. ‘tes Star Zelia .....110 *Maghe at which ended here iam | : : : as many guarding second, | i a ; f @ pe@ilet of .nose i A A. Banc Clear Fort: George. Garish and Erlanger aiso ran The former record of 1:433-5 was — a nt Scaramouche and Pearlman Sir Maurice ..110 Green Blazes 100 Zoya Pree ied “. arn ei* --* x num teat eee 6 : a Shannon. Kress and O’Rourke.! ¥*'0 Watch the active Sis'er ‘hat | Tippeywitchet Mysotis, ampton _ THIRD RACE—six furlongs: ‘held jointly by House and Walter, “TENTH RACE—One-fourth mile. hurdle: Ohel Deenk. 7 en A - _ ariesetsa ... , *George Derer .105 VUbarles J. Craigmuile ak 4 4 K | According to the spring sched-_ peaces, :. Marcheta a an $s '~=iéBilits of Belgium, Cahiil’s time be- 3 SOUTHERN ILLINOIS “Tholivee ‘Bond! 100 *Prince R eee Janetia ide “Tek. : cant ee : " / } } “ > ] ~~ B68. 4 ~ al - = “sas . - Rodgers. Se ?7 a bit. Not more than two weeks, at Palmetto. It is recalled that’! paline Sandy Acting Buddy ) niga eet Jr. Burgoyne, Buckaroo. Seravia. reek &g0 ma 3:56 4-5, but this record CHICAGO. March $.—Thr a Ree ee ee eee ee ee ee ee RR BS ASN2 aie eons ee DAG ——" mr, 359 nut of qo Graken A oil 4 are needed to thoroughly inform athe Browns nd Internationa! Watch ay 1 palmer Bor. - Pia r, qe) niel ent, Lew - Luge 8 oe os ms ute vet been accepted by the) Aw, 4 vo: ee cdown AT a me Lynn ... +t bs . Robe: ¢ sue ee. i 8 : MiOW — ies pe, Coioneil “at. CO oOmmitte , ‘ MIAMI St ete * . ; me equal x manager just what players are of Leaguers played an 18-innin 2.3 { Eighth Race— One fourth mi “ (Oi: gen Locks Fo urta cient aehiet! 7 ee Gra the Amateur s -— boxers were suspended by the | a eat * ~ g° s M ~ ’ “ =U a 2 Acids — Pe big-league grade and which need ' tie RE Reet . Si apr ve: E od ike Hare Buddy anete ran | ‘Ba ‘helors Baim Rone pen El Qu iim tsi° (°° eee 'Tilinois Boxing Commission yester- | - ; ta bo 3700 ¢.. $3 out.oF 4 a , F 1 ‘J H 4 i@ a year ago. The third game of | ast ae Mr. Hoodoo pressive Little Jennie. Fifth | ' NO SS ae day. two indef! tel a « POPP PRION lll lll pe Sn i.e ab 50 yards or tea ai * * o New e* more seasoning elsewhere. Take hh is) week “TT } P . . 4 ; Knock ofty Moving. Trigger race—SiJ1 : mer Time. " Sixth Tad Sunny | ini e 7; an one for First race—$] 500 oa : : +? WL 4% * 9 £0* am ] aa) -~ te a 3 eers ”" a”. Sturdy and Hawkins. for instance. | n k will be against the Cin- | Dimple fe “ Unroar Hill. Ailda, Carsten, Salvage. Seventh racs | ‘U. S. CHECKER TEAM | six months and Up. six ‘urtunEs Claming. 3-rear,olds | ee ee sooner S08 eTo Im ; ee ¢ aa ¥ nm ee ~ oe , s - 4 iad Yet : ment major league | contest after which the Browns Will | Fee Miesion By _Nomeans ‘COLLINSVILLE TEAM . By the Associated Press. : burg Feb. 18. were set down for an/ Botch .........161 Black , oe +a Fy * aoe S700" e * wemineer High Sehéc! .* mctiein ya neither can hope to be almost constantly busy either | Tenth Race—One- Seurth adhe. hurdle IS FAV NEW YORK, March 3. — The ‘indefinite period dating from Feb. | Helen a ..105 *Louis Ruben- and up. 1 mile aod 30 aan charieston, = 151 wut “ft Sea. Bf displace George Sisler and that's: invading other camps or roe Min i Massey Daisy Blue Bil | ORED TO WIN ‘American checker team engaged Pit 18 because they failed to appear for Gareth —, tid ie .-110 Sains os + | UO Mmiesioner ¢ = that. ' ‘ . pctees of £ nd ine Smokr Blue i j th fi » ‘ y ar ™ , ” ia doctor's examination and to wei h Lad Harm t ot cS 4; so ’ ey ee vo 2 low Lillie ato SF 3 . vistters ta their Alice Rlity Moon Mist ; BASKETS | the rst ‘international tournament. : ia to Weigh; Maur wriet .. Bo Rockt! OU aa ced 105 | Torrery me’ +109 Bor VERTISEMENT — Rosintoski is a clever little field-| ; the Own. ick Martley , eo D. a ‘ ALL HONORS with British players since 1805, con- in for the match. Joe Jackson was | Margy : ere ag er i: . a 113 — dosed ax 103 eg a _ ADV er but his hitting is not up to the Williams Takes It Easy. Ss annie. 1 oe of the district high;tinued yesterday to lead the En- | net. See — six months from the, Second race—$1500 “shee ee bachelors Pe tt: ‘Expeai , . i DOU L. i Mm 6 a ge a t igh Se ’ y izih race. c!} - = to hang around a while and easy in his fiirst appearance yes- | conditions - jhave announced a hatte ys ba of the day's P felesme: ete t at the end| —-, — 439 Qndera ..... he ae a id — na a ichards ts sur Baie : * : . Oe cnan : Pi oft dav iay gave United States s | Soowiell .... Bon ce gg ty es I i en 112 ag nn Pee ttle Bat ... ( ] ; — ; : aed . ; : ‘ : s .42ce Db " try Sev ent . 7 will be Ri Shu! Wa a ese | iams reported that he was/ season opens, Williams was in left | nder the revised schedule! DETROIT. Mar to 22, last night in an intercolle- mn sq pcan: oak ae See ant ane , e Rice, ulte, Williams, Ben-/ storm-bound for several days out! field and Wallie Gerber at Wi diiiiieettis Menthennbesh ices . March 3—Davey Rob- | giate basketball game and went in- at Face—$1500. claiming, 4-year-olds | Little i se nett and Bing Miller, if the last; O "ay ; : F at short. | .nampic ecient alk seague ,ertson, veteran golf professional at! to top place in th ch ate | *Mertl weg 9 geo women nin gage. \Mer-y Minx ..°.107 Cabin Gauee —_— regon way and that for a while; Both these men have serve +, | Champion and favorite in the tour-*the Dearborn Cou oe t p> place in e league with six °*North Breeze..109 *Treasurer sp | atid te 107 Cadin C named ever reports At present it was im tbl aye wh served 10) nament -ill make its debut sy orn ountry Club, found-. victories and two defeats Prince- | *Merry O 100 *Slow Tr. me." 104 [+ ‘ uce . --- 21% Lula .. ‘ . he and Wallie Schang are still a impossible to go more than | years with the Browns but seem /:te winner of th <- ebut against ed by Henry Ford. has been dropped (ton scored five goals before hase. | ee Quayle |104 Gaffney ...._°.105.Zerune aie ROwany (cam Digest Heavy Meals : : ae sonata em (iv il t ; <a mner oT le Ls ~ a ' : % . © is - | Sere ¢ oa ae “ | . 6+ 6 © eee - five miles south or 40 miles north of ‘as lively as ever. ee ee ee ebanon-O' Fallon as a result of a dispute over salary.’ mouth began art- Sandree | Geattig all 119 Nero -+ sess ss A120) Rockwork 77494 + ' —_—_ rame at 2 oO file ky ~? ga and at the end of the Ailta Allen I 0 Nabisco we A” ot ' AS ‘Robertson has announced fire , = | earenmulator 63 *Reatataoe | Waldemar . .-.. 11% Papoose Like a . iret half was leading. 15 to % | a ets PPK — pe enegued eine. 109 Weather. clear: track. i Ee re log ie * rack. faat. econ a Apprentice sllowanoce claim PDiapeyps: a is probals» the Most | a merfui aid there is when tae stom- geemns Work out. lt enables row . get away © ith fvods that so often eee the utmost misery. Pre, caeese, Mm. sausage. seasoned stews and ieods that —— a dyspeptic even think of, are 25 modified milk te eooin 2 saci when fellowed by A boat of people are denrving them- ire of life hunt- * ; Oa. As for patent, nrepared foods that te 4} : eS a —_ meet their needs. For after 14 the state of The <tomach =P~ | tions that counts. Diapepsin adds the secretions and actually works the starches, meats, eggs, eream, e and that is what-a tired, fee me etomarn needs, ©. “ . ' e Bet a Gi-cent package of Pape BS | Bi mer. “mi a* an’ .?. ctorTe. AMUSEMENTS The Event of the Year HICAGO CIVIC OPERA PERFORMANCE ONLY Ss MARY GARDEN — i) | “RESURRECT ON” feet nsation of recent ars. baie Ov) Toistois ime Cla aaix by Franco aAl- it} Jackson. Hamlin, us. dHermanoy, Shear, Ritch. Mofica, Ottviero. Defrere. Nicotich: *. Moranzon! OW Coliseum, March 18 for mer, puoree—_£ %. £1.38, S83. $4. a5. sa. iNe Tax.) = SEAT SALE NOW ABET H CUENY. roe4 OLIVE E offer for your consideration a poor pop enjoy ¥ new pipe tobacco of singular and its sesaar be ag oss merit, Granger Rough Cut. We believe that for character, mild Ps priced, because instead of richness, and coolness, Granger will com- ond tent eoted tc Ee oe - with any pipe tobacco made. At - cents per package (due to the foil - we urge you to judge it neither on pack- » it is beyond question the great | 3 age nor price, but on the two things pipe wa chesindieees toler Borie eum Mitther | = Circuit Waeudevitle yr esto 71 — — SEAT ON GAT 300 S TON 50 | % 7a RAI } K FAY Favorite Lee” lg lor bad Dedy—Webers Entertainers : — HER BIG ORPHEUM ACTS 5 te Restplay: =THE ~ e2 AP | = “ er meme y E T TWIck DAILY HOME WEEE Reis = MONEEY 141.258." — Maye os frtebhcerk. ——— nn

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mo PRAIA ei A . “ pee re Aa bn Hs ce Sy ee a 4 # ot ten geryly Page 4S wale eas _ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH hee ae * 5 A caiadalia N ¥ . rAGE 24 me ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ___ __.THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH 3, 1927 — a oe ee - eee eee ene ee Walter Lippincott, Publisher. Dies. “3 Stecscee- PHILADELPHIA, March 3.— URCES | — Walter Lippincott, 77 vears d. . | News Phot son of J. B. Lippi: neott. founder of . 5 LLL died at ‘his home at Bryn Maw? BS ; Ry ; a . ss . = “33 da his | : : eee : piel “2a : : eee MARCH 4, i3c retired from busi- oe a he: y > . 7 ‘ ~ e “ nr! 7 ” ‘* — Mee RE ree aN Ancona mga He if Ss four Vears po ad Fy, At $¢étt Bilt ld ALILEA ITIP ISDASS SDA blotches Mar Beauty Zemo for Itching, Irritations, Pimples and Blotches. Apply Any Time. Via more worry Ai-v Irritations. For vou can have: PO I OP Sp) v 7 aatih se ; a ¥ 7 3 . re, ie, ae P . Pe . f : : - ns “ . pn Ge he ; ae. (om ¥ Ne wer ware ae : 2 : 7 * Bs “'s Ga 5 : ‘3 ee ee. + PY, ° i be _ "He ai 203 Crowsfeet and Eyes . ‘ ‘ ‘ f m k —— " o. it : : “ i ¢st ny 7 — , ~ ; : j , ; — . ,r a " ; : tira a ; 4 ri ; sits Bsieers. - ‘ ‘ tii * : | . : lie. . ~~ , oo * + . . ry ‘ ; " . . *, 5 q ‘ i a } ; ; ’ ; 4 * a 7 ‘ r -_ i+ : s i $1.00 al i Bm: ; * , ie = fiten. ; . + . 2 7 Trimitte OT r 4) : ’ le . +? _ * +s . é . ‘ 21. ‘wy 14468 . iii% oe? UL 4 . a} | t ’ _ ° J 4 _ > > o~ ’ ; a crowsfeet— Sa | Sick, Cross, Feverish}| x= ccrswrence sen crowstens- ) New H. L. ReQua of the Shenandoah ayin eee Unconsciously you may pucker Spectacles ADVERTISEMENT Improvement ’ Association; C. B t ; A sturdy @ Decree ar suk Mire aban wei al Hurry, Mother! Remove poisons from stomach and bowels your brows and squint a thousand having she xs 4 , . at. > tar 4 . . over o : ] t {en's Association; Dr. B. W. Clark amy aC wil ile . times a day in an effort to over= Sna Fither eee Nee See ee Give ‘‘California Fig Syrup’’ at once 1 ous or constipate ; esi a Ry es - E Golterman PEOPLE everywhere have learned a eliminate these disorders. Get the safe ae p p come defective eyesight. Face pat meat Carondelet Improvement As- ra ital new fact about their health and dependable vegetable CO-LONIC treat- the truth before it’s too late. tenses... 4 COUGH i He 01 airman; C. M. Andgrev personality. They used to owe 4 a ment, Natures Remedy (NR tablets) at Look at the tongue, mother! If;2nd you have a well, piayful child ia lennings-Wood 1 Impl man and say he was a grouch—thathe —_ or drvage or we. eh a aL fin BR Pe lie, again. os. , ma es : _ SA ition: | Burst, Com- was lazy, hard to get along withorstu- ~ — bene ssioiteo ave day test coated, | it is a sure sign tant your Bo yu needn ‘’t coax sick children to Have ) Oul kyes ka Ute& a ~ > ur t em a} arn p ly , © | ‘ . . r . Bat . ‘ South acca * CO-LONIC. what it “means LO have really théeoueh asi 4 s eatie, chennai cieansiig @. +}, ‘they 1 ove its delicious taste, eee ie ” FOR SKIN {RRITATIONS PB ede RW ye Pi iP Bg iy oe A age ae Tae oe eee People used to doctor for saliow skin, °*¥S' #CUOM— without the griping anc an '. it always makes them feel splen- heada@ies, nervousness, rheumatism otner ciscomi once. = . od Matssugh ee miwas rac ism, orts of cathartics and When peevish, cross, listless, pale, id. Persistent coughs and colds lead to nd the $ LOU! Pubdhi bilaousness, frequent colds, etc., who now physics. At all | druggists i mm the handy — leep. doesn’t eat or act nat- Ask your druggist for a bottle of | ‘ » . . . " s . 4 cit . Aw a. oo » . ~ & - a al = oa 7 2 Serious trouble. You can stop hem e1 ‘ go to the real cause and immediately 25ctin. Costs only 25cto make the trial. “°*** aie? ah b ‘*California Fi .’’ which has } ’ - : ' : _ i- eee . = ‘ i SLO Dur. e" : ? . x. : ; now with Creomulsion, an emulsified _ canal . +3 peolu- Ura..y, OF 18 Tteverisao, s.omac sour dienetions for babies. children of all bas slOoWach-ache, sore - > « | ; 6g e , by res € : . . , eresecte that is pleasant ‘o take. | ;;, lopted by 1 nion when it ecenggneAi os fp areype sh meg.“ ages and for grown-ups piainiy on 513 Olive 339 (reomuision is a new medical discov- k ag ng oe) Sey ee ee ee the bott! Beware of counterfeits P 1ca oO. owiehe teefeld action; it gocthes “" . g. taee the United ro -WN fe iT teaspoonful of ‘**Californi: If sold here. To be sure you get the Street and heals the inflamed membranes —_* aes ; int yrup, ’ and in a —_ bou ut nine ask to se that it is } made LR d bk le Si ind Wanthttn gore gremih Railways out of receivership. and TOMORROW ALRIGHT re astipated waste, tediersted | Seema; ask to eve that, 8 Se mate We Give and Redeem Eagle amp : 4A sve . * OA ek NE ae fate arg ‘)¢ i Tr a" Th 4 er ¥ . AMM? . a r ‘J rm) Ul } a . - ' - a a ] Fe nT ; stile : Ste ’ ° > 2 wit Bi! know nd os. ¢ reosote ie rer a om a RO TooG and soul bile =~ siti’ inoves out "any LH Use ancy ‘ane ber ind with os » “het eR ee : Sion of exp , P the litt! swe'ls witho Di ; Ovnized hry high medica authorities : A ; uae oe Soe I oF te 1ittie b wes rwitheus gTiping, as one of the greatest healing agen Ses sis haan as ee cies for persist ent ro sughs and eolds ; hh é rime ry | ; Tf ~ * sl 4 —. ' i — een .% tee %S BSR DWe* BVSHEVETDVS ~_s & & = a8 eA SO 4 A 7A *44. and ot her forms of throat troubles. oy bs . P > » re + ah . Po ible Ree coe a atad tek ace oe 2 URE E RR AY argete ME AY tas : fog = wef “i o Maw Ree SS: Ng UC at Bed me SRD ole Ik a 9 SAVE ON FURNIT > reomi)! s10nm eont tains. In a2001t10n {to i reosote other healin: iements C : . Et | ‘ nt in is ° . . ‘ DMIIEE aad hea) the tafected | pcreonal capacity to Alfred. Henry Friday’s Special Day SS 7: Farm embranes and ston the irritation Eis n. president! of the unio! : : ; : me ee eee ive theamnion ab in Union’s HEAR THE | ee 2 EXCHANGE STC hea oe rege ree einem ae SPSS SaeeS sell | a wip age R ee ee een on Peneenen | ilustrat — Bargain Basement NEW VICTOR \ NN : Aan ae ae ; AG 2G ACT One Sige ation => ae AS i - BR nes Taegan Sots? asages . . ° rhc se eed cks. opens into | coil ring bed. agg concen le Slight seconds 3 3 / LE spring and heavy Has large center cutlery drawer. 5-Pc Frosted Gray Breaktast Set mattress. : ‘ | e Four sturdy chairs and dainty extension | = ™ i ; —— oa : : : table with three invisible leaves, in frosted $ 75 i Th t\ , SAVE OW FURWNIT. ARMY GOODS STORE Buy Goodyear Tires | sr, itt svo-tons border Pou 39 <a t1\\* k th on Union's Easy —a lifetime finish Siete Fob 5S : | rYrUANCE th ® Wi Budget Payment Plan Only $3 Cash SS , gm = EXCHANGE 51 (LINC | hea * sai ie eas EARS act Sa ane ell _ ye - » SVE VE TES RR kee Phy ae Tee : r A ; a e ¥ » . = Sat % (MERA BIG oF ELS - nh ’ x “ ¢ PTR OE RO gerne ast se an . ,

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apres, es rig i : Tee ‘ "4 , } S . ‘ S | Popular Comics : . qs Home Reading and News Photographs || _- | : Yy A — : PS Women’s Features RS QS 7 ~ S SEAN ES S Sus . S j f , : ; Warne | - , SSS THURSDAY, MARCH 3, 1927. Yoo Wr etnsDAY, MARCH 3, 1527. ! , SUTTTT(s WILL LLL hhh bb dddAAA MAMA SAMA AAA LALLA LALLA LLL ETE Z ZZ lcctKxntdadtadddddlatataaRRREEEEEEEEE marred riiiiiiiiiasdisttlitititttlttTitttttttttt }j Two Views of the Burning Odeon as Firemen Fought to Save Grand Avenue Landmark F 4 - - I RI RP Nat r —— - a , } oF a : ns . Perr —_ > rp er ver - OP OP EE - . — — a — —— ae ee “ . se 5 - . . - " — : . : : . af ’ ; . + rT ommren 4 — & ew ,, te a Sl el ee, , "—™ Tr “wr TTR ae . \ Cee: 5 a alata ad , oe ‘Qiks s, ‘ YS ‘ 5 . . “ OF ha ——s th LTO AP dike a © eo ae. ae Rates ~ Suetedoa "7 . a = = - . = . ov, ' ee Be, : NR SSE ee SP ies Taee ge * en ge Me pee Pye Te SEO il a Mi 9 me fa end. oe oe * ot lle RRA PRS 8. te oe Hx _ , o% , ; ae B. Mes vers ” ¢ nm Re ee ‘GOI GD” SUR OS gs al Rae (hf ee Oe Lee ps ne. = i ~ z , & me in” and Eyestrain $1 ore ageing to crowsfeet— oy eyestrain. New Inner-Rim 4 ay pucker ee | A sturdy frame ia ta thousand having shelloid rims 1 over gold-fliled lind prt to over- and either gold-fyj or shelloid tem ight. Face With flat, dies Do late. arma $'7.00 - od € A ee. yes kvaminec t Your Oculist (oe = Store acal Co. 539 North Grand edeem Eagle Slamps Ce on “ “ Se ae . a ‘ RS VS GN “ . » : ; : . - —“ “ 2 », \: 2 ata" ‘ Se ee . ~ es, se ~™ ° . . = Ras oer ’ Rx ee ¥ a nin . a “ %. » ._. . ~ - ‘ — J oA ae rs “oo . we : ae > BAP evo ive Sk wy ty iy ® | war) | SAVE ON FURNITURE A) | FAarraAnpy | [2 EXCHANGE STORE: Streams of water flooding the upper 2OGN.IZ™ ST.-7™EMARKETSTS I mes Mec Pee i ia ee : ‘ee : | stories of the western wing and the THREE-P IE CE . 2 ? > idee, dd bUsssmidddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddadaddddddddddaaaeaaaddddcdddddddddddddaar? —Photo by P. R. Papin. a. A4Lhh > | | BEDROOM SUITE : | t te SN SADA MLDALMASAD ELPA APMSOD ASAD 7 MMuUspusdddddsdsssmssssdsda ZTO HEAD NEW RADIO Wy _Lccccccccdceccddececeedddddteee Ad Ad 4A MMA sre 4 : * . ae : 4 . a * a » . , es. : ity to treat epvaine and beshen or trol of the air and unscramble the wave lengths. —International photo ROG RNVAY W : 4 / SS XN SS ae buffet, ‘tension table six chairs. similar te illustration, A great buy at SS Pay $5 Down : yf fo | | My My OA ul UGG Weocereretetttecee —_—" — MESES: \ yt 4 Davenport Tables. $9.15 ’ + 4 7 I ELE Yl YY i OG Odd Davenettes... $9.15 4 f4 4 ty, fgt GG Odd Chinas ...... @ Bye. U. S. SUPREME COURT ‘G iH Three women lawyers admitted to highest practice this week. They are Mrs. Fred Lee Woodsom, of New York; Mrs. Etta L. Taggart. of Washington; and Irene Rutherford O’Crowley of Newark, N. J. — = —-Henry Miller nhoto MAMdiMeKqQeQ QQ ec caddadac.cudddeeeeacdedeaededaededadedé)) FOR PHOTOGRAPHY FROM THE SKY dddddddddddddddédds For the Kitchen Gas Ranges , Cabinet and side-oven styles —rvers one in £« tio S475 Kitchen Chairs, $! Refrigerators Oank Beaes in several sise* In Atl condition, . Limited Quantity at Breakfast Sets Some new — 50 some unfinished . - RQHNYHINN DPEAPDASSADARARARSAD LA DADADAARSRSA A ENRADADA REDD DRED RAR REDD > VY RVR QAO Sassy RM WWWVKCVNR QA os ~ WY WOH 9 MQ WAN MOQ Oy WWWA AY SS N ooo RWWNNn» WOO — all fm good condition...... WS Rs e. = 1, ee ) 77 VICTIM OF MYSTERIOUS MOO cds DEATH IN CHICAGO These huge lenses, the largest of their kind ever made, are for the Uy, of aerial photographers. They will make a picture of objects Mrs. Mabel Wood, 18 years old, found strangled §§— “/0111111UULUULULLLUULLLLLLLLLLOLOLLOL OLA Ui | ground from a height of several miles. in bathtub of her home. —Int.rnational photo, % Scene at tournament in Alamac Hotel, New York, where experts at the good old game are matching their skill fog Underwood & y , : Daderwest, title of champion of the world. | 7 . | —tetarnationas mpage, =~ 2% titi a eS ow i i _ SAVE ON FURNITURE 4! | FAaArrTaAs, 2 EXCHANGE STORES AU ZWIE 206 12" ST.-7°™"E MARKETS! < ty al

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pS es. >a) aia hear rr ee, | PAGE 36 The “Mrs. & - THIRSD MARCH 2 ? » ae Be. pra ee 8 The St. Louis Post-Dispatch Daily Magazine The Inexpensive Living Room ee ape yet ge ioe tg ene iggpeien’ ae > ot Be CRO NAR ERIN Sie te: ls a wi pee “ i) ee _ 'Nursing Your Baby By Chas. A. L. Reed, M.D., _ Former President of the American Medical Association. F you are a mother, and fortu- nately enough of a mother t ; murse your own baby, you ma) | be annoyed with cracked nipples. Milton We . Bridge Point alia ay) Tree $C Marguerit¢ Mooers Marshall » Passing of the “Past” I have recently come across som¢ © nipple, which may be flat and re- aily assumed to have Be C by Mr. Haro] a By FAY PROFILET. tracted. | ahs andeuie un qd ¥ ~ HE c!} f chintz. its a eal The second set of causes he des- j Onvains Yradicai changes | . r 4 ; ‘ : . . oe TY ¢ 7 to egg eetnrtag sense oie oyna ee RNS ‘ ignates as physical. The epidermis it allowed for Lat —s , _ OR f th ni ‘2 meavr « es _ total necessary fern vast possibilities it offers to ex- : | linge: ae may constantly be seit ten aa aes press decorative beauty, inspired | abraded by abnormally prolonged oe ecedenss re i ? s : i eq . me liv tr + e - a sk Sa itt . Salt eis Pieter Wright, cectally : suckling by the baby. This hap. hei aoe ae ois in prominent in New York, an au ns if the baby is weak and un- _— Ts : — = ee ai . ; = deve liamonds and clubs in the : e d and thority rior decoration and me eae i se aiacinaans et on the to absorb the norma - Led rs irres aed of : ee aesien ti sik. aiues; the overbi ng s { well. ; «he sans a . subject, to establish the now well | Sats at eaeeinn Obie | hanged, viz: one spade known Chintz Shops. | in the form of meme chin Simchas | one heart and three clubg a = 7 - : **% . ie _ Mra. Wright is the guest pond | such as eczema, etc., on the nippl: calls two no trumps, but the few days of Mrs. H. Burgoyne Wil- ) Of thest cashes ths meet oot of the declarations and @ are greatly increased. ' enn a ee a _ Pe ee ee oad and i: certain plac ountry, are not used by mes ers tn New York City. The g popular in the metropelig gas e-em 8 rs os a Hehe saa 2 i Oe ah a, ib Ce eee i Aten seen ECE EIN a * ey "van ** taal Shentty veeur requires muc! » : , ‘ ae. ’ - ’ Ce 3? son of 11 Vandeventer place, with : ) mon are the pe mal structure o! whom she is associated in business | in the Galeria building. and today lectured before the St. Louis Chap- ter of the Junior League on “In- | nipple and the later months and clubs are counted at $§5 trick, spades and hearts af no trump at 35; the game & instead of 39. This leaves number of odd tricks ne game (from a love soosel terior Decoration.” Mrs. Wright is | ‘as the wife of Richardson Wright, ed- : l as after delive | itor of House and Garden, and isa Pas es they sho be drawn cut wit in Contract when played frequent contributor to this and : finger ra 5 sterilized 7 the count, as when — other magazines. ym count, viz re @ “The idea of establishing a shop ricks, four mafor-suit tricks, prome no trump tricks devoted ‘to the presentation of; ... the Miss Winifred ee ene | already painted ‘the novelty gingham to match the! Neither of these methods vy, as well nen-Brenner Phote MRS. AGNES FOSTER WRIGHT. becom former or and > ~ iterior aecora- velopment.”” _=Mrs. agreeably surprised te The nipr > 7 - sll si, - co.ior, Saia the babv sucks ai . ‘ - Ve a mankes a _ nm Tes ’ ole 3 : a i t " s now J nee the fact th to carry room. A plain rn ee . ~ a * at ~ hae! i] mmings of green ah fh Se th ee aes ee MAN er te re Ran eet x | Lc wy 0S ie Me Dodeec. ning of hom nily washe, ‘ith . + | TH iust a iitth of to me suddenly,” said Mrs. Wright ‘rig! . ecializes > de cologne an: in orde: balanc © placement Of lin the cream yellow so frequent’y |V@lamce over the windows Side ‘counting tricks ts “alone American ~_— , Wright. “We have pcome |: tables with fascinating puffings and 4 logn S not itise pti it n p erie yt 445 es1@ abe ieiy a to match the ground of strong black coffee I immediately 90m be n imexpensi\ S. io Oring 26 Usits 4G wsovelty gingham were used and aj have their adherents whe started to carry out my plans. That | personality and has come through ments for their favorite Y had thought of my idea of which (some places only one et I spoke early fn the day, so he was Wright ts Av. i her studio trees and get a great big whiff of | eanec wreee innle is armonious whol! ith pieces lem. ce iplish this and | other is the on nly one that my idea had materialized and plans/in New York there were ) his 1 pmake ene lave. it wu 1 drape n uphoistery. tied up wit he colonial onarae er acta used. The question oa + > : - = +h > 7 ry = were definitely made for my first | other persons engaged in th yw Mrs. Wright. § also normally: th im is not chi f the maheo > leg table. The St. Loui } tract become a permanent Shop is cozy and in mentioned | sti W undetermined: but the tq is an example |in interio -coration as t the Kni ckerbocker WhG of her achievements gliong this iine : r players has lined up & the Auction Bridge coum§ . = : . and studios. ° . the New York School of Fine Arts F | | . Time for Hobby. The amily ewing other hand many New ¥ é have become accustomed ts “People are going in laliz ! . ‘ 3 “I was enthused and intrigued by | rs. the creating of picturesque ¢ ugh k : 2S PAL ieces of furniture, colo! ise : - , ni ,» curtains of a one-tone yellow gis | RM Despeat ogee ee ah we ently | ee : ) al ae i und On the walls of rented apari- |, ¢ +he | Or the one “universally my idea and fortified br a cup of | ; he | much impressed y ur nationai: sma! erKy tirts of chintz, better to wu tro orice aciq |room may be mad n , it men ly temp ny $3 : it is delightful. The sketch po )] or warmth eeling ire- very effective repeat accomplished hat they claim to be st evening Mr. Wright asked me if tion which it itself is a new de- . ; flam tanenien t} ~*te - . abore o* er mantel treat- counts is kno in learn that/that when she opened ; the brilliant tropic | mate selection if the game ef Om Chintz Shop.” i's — rapidly grow ing pr ofession. She yeariy sa) tO ~Ure ' phere sne F jisease l ne cessary hrgie nic “as purcuased 10! = dun a . ai . : ._. al : cari ¥ great weight, altheugs os & and studied abroad for several cae a ‘Rape a tS REE a Ss yet : (Or the ri 1c} ” » As nam a ‘ ‘4 . ’ > a . ¥ 3 “4 & 7 o oi _ ‘ a ‘4 _ . | ; | | ‘ i ; x a ? °*n re. i ta 4 } ~- ‘ ’ . vears. She established herself as en au aCKIN r tz ni ni his a} : ‘ ‘im 9 7 va} \dier , m i ep Basket Most the house. 51 Ws ing with the higher valei ) , nother article on Contra Sp ee Shane ASS protected by ~ ~ 08 as RS ARSE SIR ieee ARN Paice en er aks .z ‘2 ‘e me ij : i q interior decorator with her studio in New York 12 years ago. Her house on Park avenue and her untry home near New Canaan, Conn., are both show places be- cause of the treasures she has col- lected and their artistic arrange- ments. Her country place of neo- Greek architecture is noted for its beautiful gardens. Both homes re- fiect the artistic personality of Mrs. Wright and have been refroduced and described in a large number of magazines. At the present time she has an exhibition tn the Grand (‘entral Exhibit in New York. Among the houses she has done re- centiy that are attracting much at- tention is the home of the Wesson inator. In head of an decoration quentiy for yearly business magazine trips 'Mrs. Wright finds time to her hobby, these little French shops She has the Chintz Shop in six cities and agents in mankRy cities and towns, “These little shops and bring clientele the newest iceas and New York in the e} of this charming fat oration of hi mes. give gratuitously 7 “are identica! owe: * kk ‘ services of trained assistants understand the technique of ‘ By Wanda Barton ready for norrow. (Coprright. 1927.) "THERE is added value to this coffee far above the standards of scale weight. A pound of ordinary coffee weighs just as much ‘ asa pound of H&K. Buta pound of H&K is all coffee. The conglomeration of big pieces, powder and chaff which gives ordinary coffee its hard, bitter taste is never found in an . 7 LO NN RT OI ee tifferent who pore ‘ars ako war. nietely se Ye Th [asies Not Seyburns in Detroit. Mrs. Seyburn ior decorating. the harmony of ec : measu : Pt » rA r iw The Peter Discovers a Sure Sign. ‘ . , pea oe Re r ; inpaaks ot orae 3 &, a OE ST EE Se eh ae ca eo eee ‘ Dp- roun ling arecia Nature “ane pro- vided a healthful answer to chil- dren’s craving for sweets —pure honey. han insisted Striped — we For vears mothers Me Sides 5 “tea nr oe ee “ ate ae a @ again. an just then a dro nit him righ Absolutely Pure eX ever there 1 @o know.” replied Striped Chip- munk. “What does it matter how | know, as iong as I do know?” “It deesn't matter a bit.’ replied .. Peter, “only”—— “Only what?’ ‘hipmunk. “Only suppose vou ehould be. : mistaken," replied Peter "Ot i of the tree a: course. 1 know you know, but I There wasn cided he would run ever to the continued to stare up ve blu ——— BEAUTY-AIDS FREE: a sfrict ee | Green Forest and look around. Per- jus sky sate waited te eve If an: , limited : : y Boncilla Beauty method. It blends j a —— — ood noon ren a - SOM* | other drop would : mited introductory gift « -« « « fectly—clings amazingly. a S WISHING GAME te lock for he hadn't the clightest/i¢ aeain’ “Now. what did thet 0 Free! HIS unusual value introduces a new FREE-—; Sian idea. mean” There must have Reus some =—=— | peameetae a office whenever you are down town. Think of havy- rouge which has already won nation- —introduttory gift—new = 4 , When Peter reached the Green. ae i wee our new dresers at the price of one’ Y ' wide V hort tt you Tecet a Kerest he eat Gown under an old opt p Boe on oan of ows branches dre*sed in the height of fashion. See the New ingen Wiest > ove ty ae : wr tine a ; 3 cheney Boncilla rouge, in a haughty ) i toon St wee a bie mente |’ at had meited, and that was what amd get our liberal terms. Good allowance pur rouge— tle vanity, 1s 50c. For a limited time /Rhit me. il wonder if I can see any Se a OS machine, three other delightful lex tree. It was wt is known as a complexion-ards. first purchase includes a free in It is a new idea in rouge. Two tints Sift: @ jer each of twos only. But of incredible color-accuracy. ‘™#Plexion creams, and a box of “Strawberry” for all who are medium-fair ¢*7@-clinging Boncilla face BARGAINS IN TSED MACHINES White, Singer, Domestic. Wheeler & Wilson $5 ~~» $40 Machines rented by week or month. Expert repairing. We eri) parts and supplies for all makes of machines don’t know. I wish I could find | geen Hu munk 7" staring up at the biue, blue ek: egg a dees Malai — sag et te pol cm — . se week ic Porn ar: doudt him. 8e he turmed his back ny wobbi Er appeared in the O'ld Stone Wall gmack in the eve. Peter shifted hi: auger up there.” sugar maple. (eter didn’t pay any where te go next. You see, he Try This Simple Method Ask for Boncilla Triangle Set, im the Green Forest he didn't know | biemishem get two nd sae nt oe Indianapolis, Ind. e Swish +. airies told me | sot. wet cioth and rnb over the o a 29 ee : » & semething wet. “Huh!” exclaimed Martha Washington Model 91 1124 Locust St.—_MAin 1338 Today— At all Good Drug Stores and Toilet Goods Counters — entice al wanes high estate| some other sign. Don't you know and there was But Striped Chipmunk was a /it- Spang’ Ano* . 2 : rarnot } ‘hanee om Peter and would have nothing »iinied. again and Peter was ieft alone. He position, and it STORES went back to where he had attention to it. He just sat down we cts badn't started for any piace in par- For Blackheads contains all four, 50c. At drug st which way to turn. As he sat there tr ‘aimes wishine the end of that funny littie won. | So7C** of Caionite powder from any img of your oun naten wish for dbiackheads. Tah a few minutes Peter, “it must be raining’ Then be dissolved away entirely. | ; oF something fresh} — — : — —_ _ — - - " 3% leave Z fe "ld again! some real signs. Striped Chip- | jock on his face Ower 10 carloads aold each more to say. Pretty soon he dis- 7 ? eat there for a while and then de- pussies rabbit. it waa WITH THREE OTHER FAMOUS been sittin before stared there to try to make up his mind ° sin a tiewlar, and now that he was over | © afe treuSigi gheve ao ae If your store t something hit him right spang on ""s!ehtiy it, Boncilla Laboratories, Tishes, they wil |a@rug estore Sprinkle a littie on bly pose of his. It was a drop-— ~ sag every biackhead, big or little, will : ne : as custs of Aoril rain.) 4 *

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THURSDAY. MARCH 3, 1927. the Bide le- the da hed ore aT - and cter ; * A ith t in Mi lton Work’s IF | Bridge Pointe | S SOON as the basic Prinej Ae: Contract is UNnderst¢ the next point to be STaspeq ia that the trick-values of Auc Bridge (6 for clubs, 7 for diamonds. 8 for Hearts, 9 for spades and 19. for no trumps), while gene ‘followed the Contract ‘abroad and in certain places in country, are not used by moat Play. ers New York City. The count popular in the metropolis (gener. ally assumed to have been spon. sored by Mr. | contains radical changes both he amount allowed for each trick | and the total necessary for gam In Suits is the same as | Bridge: no trumps, spades, hearts, ‘diamonds and clubs in the or named and irrespective of values; the overbidding ig changed, viz.: one spade Overbids ly Be in aT’ 2 : in one heart and three clubs oye,, calls two no trumps, but the Values of the declarations and of game are greatly increased. Diamonds and clubs are counted at 20 per P trick, spades and hearts at 30, ang ® the game {is 199 pm the # inumber of odd tricks necessary for game (from a love score) the game in Contract when played with this) no trump at instead of 30. 36; This leaves the F five minor-suit ‘count, as when played with bridge count, viz.: tricks, three no trump tricks. Neither of these have their adherents who advance what they claim to be strong argy.” ments for their favorite plan. [5 some pniaces only one of counts is known; in others, the |other is the only one that ever } been used. /our social life, must be set down Harold V anderbiit) , in 4 7p) this count the precedence of ee in Auctign trick .é four major-sult tricks, orf Sen in aDY methods of counting tricks is “alone correct | or the one “universally used;” both’ theag PP, it Has been | The question of ulti. |mate selection if the game of Con.” |tract become a permanent part of ¥" 2 ie ) ss: 3 THU RSDAY. MARCH OF IT. rite Mooers Marshall as tet) . Passing of the “Past” a worna oe ae »pments Oi : n suit has been U ; ah red refusal to | ak a of the “past * oF } r Justic _ oe diary she per marriage, | the } ere her ma om in which "8 | her marriage, ba. - that bloom in the nothing t? do che a case, that is. wh . » trying to make agail d epee e go not think,” y presiding justice in th courtroom, tha ning’s early life has any e this case and Il am ned over her life before she fiat ly de: : sah ’ . Panett Judges S How many other | 7 sahands) will agree with bu wer's refusal 10 consider diy unfortunate pa tion With her matrim mt, remains to he jeast the precedent » appeals to ever! of justice. For how hy} ~ rIt hh ‘ ' y | - > « : lof New York, with its army of ex. As a matter or ¢€ hap- to to new enthusiasm anda); belted round the lps With a in long ioops, was worn by wr the sexes, there ugni "1 ‘ es noned tha athar night «hon wea hre-t. ve rnead aneee tha > the me ey irdle wi yr vy Mrs tut} Zothschil: | pe rt players has lined up in favor ‘i een . S 3 i }- Tew rt y rie : ros: tise il id I i] Li mn we DU PaRrerness, SCNSOCS LNB ‘by fnhat tim m.. gi i@. It as worn Db svi Ss. I } Ro schil 1. -_ : lof the Auction Bridge count, must? je as much of a ci oe ” | 1 } ) : ;.. . | unting, are becoming a little jaded. tL Gustave Harris. as That Go To allie _|carry great weight, although on the “ ioteghe this evening, and I don’t kno’ lidn’t vou? “Well,” Hilda said. “put It n on Saturday nights in ba gown 0% . g ‘other hand many New Yorke tower ball room, high up nj with gore stands pene _ PECREROS /have become accustomed to plays top of the new Congress Hotei front with a and | watercress and young ‘ing with the higher values. P a pretty with a! left hanging in a , the and euete fritters | Another: article on Contract to dome but so small as to back was worn Brenton | . « table d dancing space, Van Cleave. Bluefish au gratin salad, whole morrow. ) be as safe from attack. Tha 1: ; i sitll wile nee ; = ' Te it Stewart said “Don't be silly. or sot more than 120 persons. Mrs. Harry mmor fairness, and ai : , ‘ : a tages vies coe nr That's ist as bad as giving | by efore the club must needs ato handsome in | sandwiches. popovers ieee it demonstrated in even one| =o“ simpl; Ort {him his thumb.’ sania netilinn Invitations to belong| velvet frock overhung with | him °50 and are issued black silk fringe, the same won’t hurt! sponsorship of a group | ing in long lengths ines, 1| of patrons enlisted by Mrs. Marion shoulders. | | ; Say any- who presides as. A severely simple on ac-| | frock relieved only by a : | ing of black velvet round i aie skirt and a bla going It must ir) stones 5 Arouse Mi s , rs ‘ - Sauce, iCopvyrignht - yold brocade veiled belted in at the smatried womans i married man s. ed out and in {as the sailors fross around th Beient Mariner). \f else carro’'s sash and, bow éintien! tae pane Mrs loose l at by room ivt ment s— ‘By golly blue ifier and er) it and afQvi Johansen w: a close-fitting bread tiers of jelly. m- ° * . ng is very : vegetable w he it. (Copyright. 1927.) black strea are from m broth the ( celery maereover, AS a mis he me fact, if one loves f Woman, what im” matter’ aie, one cares O here and now, : r This indi*fdual n geld is, a — h from him or her who Name several years tell us that eve: bodies and renewed Our hearts change far fing about a “past” peent proves Sense. Pinally—a woman BH, even though & million times men are suffici either man DP met Moca ” — AR 13-49 '¢ D. | about individ- | Tf¥}, | : nount of present be, 1,4, . + giirere 8) t -~7 iftei satin pleat- its short velvet Mersman, ‘ial hostess. The patrons and patronesses are 'Mr. and Mrs. August A. Busch Jr., ‘'t you! Mr. and Mrs. Edward Magnus, Mr. of his! and Morton May, Mr. ana it in?! Mrs. Louis Nicholaus, Mr and Mrs. lrage him.” | Orthwein, Mr. and Mrs. lrage me} Renard, Mr. and Mrs. Ww. Mrs. | Stickney, Mr. and Mrs. | HWen-| Mark C. Steinberg, Mr and Mrs. | | Arnold Stifel, Mr. and Mrs. Web- eood| ster Tilton, Mr. and Mrs. Frank O. | Watts Jr. and Mr. and Mrs. George iT. Whitelaw IT. | Intimate Atmosphere crowd, an atmosph entertainment that contributed by the these are the 1% rose ~ ipoers two bein narrow lay ‘Whvy don out he puts um b ny bore azo Percy TX"? ., 11. ‘ 9 aliace Arthur isf’o disco} are world,” dealer toda for Forty Fathom Fis a with d ~ . 7 OT s. . ’ ' “ s* a ‘* "h- ¢ vi ‘ | ‘ i ¥ iia to give an he raspberries,”’ said, ‘“‘When did} to A of intimacy, spontaneous, members themselves, ingredients of a successful ‘lub. It is a club *wherein and be arnused. ‘excuse for being, and serounds for eligibility be: the who can seetetiahtia ” story, you Satisiyings worries, : = 1} oT e Striail r Q@ arts is they can ve : +? raise Lnen ae YP supp r to its sole other amuse is all equal member or from bag ont a dance, a seve ded ° i:mNeé (? 7. entertainm oO? mem be most after ~~~ Fathom BIS BEWARE OF IMITATIONS! Look for our trademark on every wr If it isn’t there, it isn’t 40 Fathom. .. — ices which a wih's ibit things hday emer? in nt . + . m= It has made ever’ =“) iis proh ion is a worse carried out le just the prin- Miss York grade i~ Angelo Patri cipal of a New a Orange Shortcake. e a egg are as 1] ras their th cinister ort rf iatraw be rries and good. Nothing else but old fash- ioned oven-baking can make beans so tender, mealy and easy to digest. You like Heinz Beans better because Heinz Beans are Oven- Baked. The label says so—the illustration shows patient receiving Triche Treatment. No feeling experienced. oe ree SUR ae eo We ee ‘ . ts meee TOled in ind sa iaTrre AG. aa! 68d spread & 3 ‘a abaret Voc roun aa! in oa rain 7 ig ot SS Lae i Ale G Mlinary t riz, nee: ‘lal th in cups, cheese tim- bales, celery, lettuce sandwiches, canned fruit and fudge cake. RAE. rip ing | Ham croquettes, tomato sauce, ‘" —not frozen. Right out removed at the pier. You get a Oo P ee rrounds have been arranged by the SO good to eat? ai sininetsieniiraiiinetansceciiaiont nccljhinlttheneselgiiniicansecisntenuansicsichiitaeiitinie “Night in Hades” was s-hool, but the late Charles W. ne lifte@ with a jerk. the he wi the wicked suggestiveness. Exter- any other person in America. | sorely troubled. er exceeding or approaching applauded ani watercress and olive sandwiches = ho A, Nig aa of the ocean. Packed fresh, only the finest fish meat— Heat—slow, steady, dry oven powder. Not som- mis are featu n al - —- . — : : a ~ pc pular a = acai hostess. One was a Japanese s¢t- Nothing else but the slow, by means of painted friezes of Eliot. president of Harvard, | ‘ t pro This school, a model in every _achemaeragare that of professiona: efforts , ) k ed! shipped fresh, sold fresh, cleaned and ready to put on some individual heat—is the answer to the ques- pics! Offer limited! news—t)} reget seeds A Bundle of Nerves ting with cherry trees bloom, steady, dry heat of real ovens mons with pitc 1 verti lamp shades said Patri doing more for poraneous outbursts of talen respect, is a mecca for teachers performers, Was | othe: more iferouslv chorea. T’] hay see , : appreciated for being INIA eT Bae | ee of better known nat _— and soberer roles. Refreshments were to be select- from a menu suggesting either 1 collation or some impromp- tu ord such as ham and eggs Being a new thing, the question of first importance.from the wom- is what to wear at a ‘supper For ordinary hote! restaurant dancing, evening dress, or without hats, is the but to the supper came in full evening Saturday night some hable costumes are herewith §re- ISH that are reat fresh guaranteed fresh. All waste € the | O = 1 S the fire. Yet you pay no Two special creemh 4 é . ’ \ a tr inning his aia his ficht 1 2 { a omg ie me cial a y tricks, toward the tion: “What makes Heinz Beans have taken place decorative back By Angelo Patri. lanterns, etc. Last Saturday a can make beans so golden brown designs and pennants common-school education than vided entertainment, which whet! all f from all parts of the country. +} Lille hor ey lu 1 \ persons in bety ‘ le 5 : ging his DaKed gshortc: bot Orange sauce 1 ed in special ee ational valuels& VYore nm * j 7 q*¢)) order thy Prs ; Biabics:,,, Or Tye Re sal: Pw point ’ , i ' ' . 2 . . ‘ 4 ai itm if . ~4 , a 2 ; BG AV *] 4 ‘ ; ‘ ies e . - ‘ , rT} Vf \ riy . 4 i hight i : ; ’ : ate and ; - : a Vi ‘4 i» " ; ‘ a ; | ; .* ‘} - , } . Ahi : Lf i \ s possible eclut to schoo!.’”’ It : hild twitches @re adde maners ft them herseil, , aUuUued Ss —? be on ae Dt “ : m . 7 m ‘ i ‘ ; ad , , ‘ ‘ if y tr? . a ‘TL eS VA HEINZ COOKED SPAGHETTI HEINZ APPLE BUTTER they Offices in All Principal Cities Opes Thuredsy Evenings by Appointment—Phone MAis S559 for somethi t @ * fusts of leave Mr. Patri beans taste so. - that produce the famous What They Wore. know 27 tty ‘ } growing is to take the ; , hase includes a free introductory the arms, revealing a Pe créams, and a box of fragrant, of ree ®. their ins a eee ) ee, weer ee Bes —— A short dancing frock with e at hoo! « ins! if , " ‘Laura, would you like to g0 side tl pet an tne ee we armhole and skirt, composed of pds counters. If your store hasn’t ries told me | you wish ‘round. It is pleasanter and often | A gown of ombre georgette — April ished.* ‘ eiiiniie article by guished by a coiffure that was a‘ auty method. It blends per- ) y the order in which they ap- exarni JUST nt Bie te | and under out of my was worn by s need o sit in ; ; l an iit ; : ing Boncilla face powder. Mis Lavinia gave the Lee Gd 8 i a Classroot and ruin white crepe blouse. high at the ¢ ' turn it to acco’ The sc ] downstairs and have a drink and but - schoo two tiers of black velvet loops ~0c. Boncilla Laboratories, Inc~ wishes | igh: for oe pan Rneo thank you, Miss La- — k oo Y= eneficial. I v wn }quite as ‘ heave kno shading from orange to deep brown Tan's high The child’s face twitched as she nerrow. once quaint and modish. her hai: Z P TAIRIES . ir gs amazingly. : ISHING GAME. ite gale in picture they are de- brin , right ale Keats Cad a silver underbodice, his lif: ‘Take iain ou oper nd then went to | neck but slashed down the back. Boncilla Triangle Set, which papers and bi short cut. ‘or t a Httle fresh air? You can go it; ® Short cut. For the child who | 4.64 with rhinestones, was worn bolis, Ind. PRS”. for the ta oon I/vinia, da rather get right to work. | ' an Se fresh | The i 7 seem ere. OF was worn br Mrs. Willlam King e thie : bent paper. By and by Another will appear tor q Seia: Chern . ure tH — wie nes iline + - ¥ rs , C « Once were friends of | wh ught to take an examination igs ae Raa Sis ee scribed as follows: —introduttory £ift—now oe @od ma: . svrinetim hat wa’ ‘heer up. You'll enjoy . °° ee SS ane aeons A black velvet gown on slender Boncil Lit > Y Whispered . rlad |doing it if you just S Ce WR he tee tm thes ‘eineiiil . iin the lines draped into an elaborate | 4 “Wot . } Pick | bAl il SUNSNHinN¢ uncer tr} ’ mci la rouge, in a haughty 4 Heir kit r ar awn about it.” app! eciiee Sealand al oiteiines mos abuchon of pearis at the front, ‘ iC on «2 ’ ‘ y — ‘ pit Life: Nile : Lie 1ecs re y, 18 S0c. Fora limited time your . Ee Of the se s which I know what you mean, Miss | : the bodice cut low back and front each of two spectal : milk warm nervous and I can't . acon Miss Sara Tyler. - ; | :' There is ; much education out- ia | ~* @8 Tolly and Laura who was pale and trembling. closely fitted round the sleeveless all four, 50c. At drug storesO® GRY fame an ois -tin willia tle | " | e chorea, take the ng w " . has th long Way by Mrs, Warne Niedringhaus. Goods Cou — Def mas by nters ng : bell might ring before I fin- (Coprright, 1927.) rain Gardner, who was further distin- enild a&fapo | over the

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+ were ne: ——— THURSDAY, t a 1997, The St. Louis Post-Dispatch Daily Magazine omer wanCH | set " . hy aE Ba aang eertaga cb4 | The Greatest Story in the World The Bible in Pictures rote sueghene a given attention, except lette: sincerity when accompan ed _ 1803 nn w. T. P. Your an pe y T , >-.-@ New Mystery Thriller = | mi 4 Se | { a | -TIN.—London nas a Yor QUEN* «665.883 and New i i a le ‘“ a f 4 W ] | =) ; ! ' : aa os _ v Carolyn Wells ea SUN x a of 7.6 eS I 4 000. a ° Me i y | ¥) 3 J H—We do not give nan | (iM gf i —_ H.-. put as your violin = “| we advise you to. : lers. \ ° ~ ie . . = : some violin dealer WHAT HAS GONE BEFORE. ; ha mi you Sie va z ae ‘ a aL. _- The United *Sta 3 ; | been?” “! - ; £ | ‘Ve fy a | . — We suggest that y first that he is a stroke victim, cirsies “eal te hiiiothte res ' ; bs SS : a : | ee i the Copyright Bure . . "~asd : 2 ini Luma te it arn > . . ’ . dee “— > ~ - but investigation shows he has LO MEAL + ere ai | 2 }itery of Congress, ce : , nave KNOWN Vvet- | an yr - - : been stabbed to death under : ui % ot | — : _— Dp. Cc. gbout your stor) the water. re wx neers 7 ' , — - | —— remap | | R R R-—To geet informat: r ‘ ; Li] le marron turne on i.™M : . . == - "e. ; “Ses - od ini “Our Folsom's swimming coni- : a . = 2s sae é' Pe, about a > = prom Pe # . > re > " ; " a ' = . , . a3 2 : . vou oO ‘ ls . : . panions were Roger Neville, a : as EN Py ey ee aid = . = a — * ce. = adv advertising in the varie business partner: Mrs. Helen = ..,. ena ilan a, ) Dl i 3 = ~ —— “e: iia ae, Een’ ines. Rarnaby and Carmelita Val- 3 SS ONL with: Same ago gen : ' ‘ anata 5 ge OF , w.k _Your 2c silver pis l al ’ 3 . _§ ‘ nasm werth from 29¢ to 6 im. may be half dime about 2 don. Folsom. just before his : ee VS eS | death. had been standing next ape ea ie Ne 7 of [ithe silver 2 a to Ned Barron, known as the oe bene gates i. yerwiges Nou i; Abram’s wii nite se ie , . pbntiuha con she @uldoeness iis ¢ may tc b 33 the angel of the Lo: id unto her. will multiniv th: | exceedingly. and thou shak | = j EGAL i] ‘ . - ah” . . *- 4 ‘ ) . i 4 F Me : is s ‘ : ‘ : ‘ : : - . . . e* . ‘ : ’ : : ‘ copper a | a Ginceieian “Ws teeth want eck Gawat tm see toe mnnid the wetien sani ede hit hue tani eas om id hens amest t ? id shalt call his nam hmael: because th has hea! ry affliction And she called the na - = (By @ Member of the Stasi: ‘olsom, eccentric : a ; ' : Pee oo ‘ * | : = | Ana: tasi ’ ; 2 m ; . if l i} 1} axgail al ii “ee h : ene: ares r | . i? 4 ; ¢ } ‘ z At . er ° ‘ uw? 4 s ; 7 + : " 4; é .¢ ‘ > s of the Bible Feat - h ae springfield, Bl, 1 Was a pichag. an Oriental nee ce ees ee ! Back ( Opie j ure, From First Publication, Can Be Obtained ) * Schools, mages em Roa . J ‘Vi ass i’ ii3 - a a4 - : _ —— ——— ee nro a et ‘ rae : © R a ; informati: ; pi aa - knife. and it has been bought ' - = —— — - . the int ~ => om iaws. 1 omescae e vai sao pear ae nae | I h F f Ab Li ” Pictures: by Nicholas Ale p-D. READER.—The grocer ¢ It te alo karnod that owe city say to him. She wanes to AN Che Footsteps o raham Lincoln oS Text Edited by Ida MoTgiil Soa" dae, a= be docs not ha ae it bz _ : . anne > the smaller paymer (Coprright, 1927.) also Croydon ‘Sear-, who was in ed feo accept man uniess he wants to do 80. Barron's party. i~ a fancier of 3 bi : curious knives. Anastasia ¢en- tei PE eS ere ne = : oy : é So . ) > 3 CARPENTER CONTRACTOR gages Titus Riggs. an architect, ss peeks Eee tay aR epg ) = Y ra —= —— : ie Aime 4 wz | “Ss . . A St. Louis license is not nec ‘ 1} ' me LK pty e } ‘ J : f - , : yy : , : — - - = to work on the case. Dan Pel- | : tie mages ) a hy bi idee wnt FZ : — sary for the car. pe ig. — a . . - . ‘ ote oA Lites , aUriiat & A ’ » | : 2 . ait : PR - . = . 7 i incorporat : b. ~ ton the dead man | nephew, ar T pair went off, laughing. and 3 72 6, a7 e NO re eZ *. peeunty you will need a iicen rives and is intrigued by the i eile | | 7 - (y/ , PAsy vir le Yi —— i oe ae in , : : | a the county. curious French dolls in Fol- ' em j ; " | Moet) et ’ ace tea — bare ) = ‘ COUSINS. — First cousins & | | y : : 4 ' ‘ e = ote ; - —— ~_ . — i? = se . M Ss : J af a" ; ./ 4 ; | pri, i . a . - ; am - : rf net permitted to marry in ! , i ; LL = A= a Their marriage would r AS ee eh eR ks ERE a AES SPOR eet Re a emer “y= som’. room. He believes his uncle had i gear. Probably the part! 4 oral. - 7 be . be prosecuted crimi ple and he and Riggs discover ally, however. | } suspicious documents in Fol- ' ww. M—The workmen's compe | ter an Prone “They ' ¢ 1927. You cannot of Croydon Scar-. Re ae ae eae AEN . ,. * a ) : mat” y 7 , . t ! | Gish until Jan. °. Riggs gets hold of Sears’ son. RS PIRES GER MERE ee Lge ¢ as wa 7 ye Fae . 'G + . f* a a ——— Me | der the law for injuries receiv Aiitu ‘ ‘ : = = —— 4 - Fr ; eet promise to assist in the case. ; ' \- ’ a us ; oe ! at, _ ae , ; M >T > ; ‘ ; P ° g, ey , ‘ \ \ ‘ ? + ’ =~ ee Eee MERE CE TOD YO Cibwun. SER Woes asen AND CHILLS ANC FEVER—AGUE—wERE COMMON IN|] MoTHE TAT iawa THER D — _ ER TO HIS LONELY CHILDREN OF 9 AND 11—SARAH HE ALWAYS GELIEVED THAT WATER TRANSPORTATION FOR ram ee tae ean TO CLEAR AWAY THE PrivEvaL || THE SWAMPY COUNTRY OF LINCOLN'S NEW HOME. IN THE BUSH JOHNSTON. A WIDOW WITH TWO DAUGHTERS AND A SOm || THEIR CROPS WOULD BRING PROSPERITY TO THE nase ia neg an operation for THAT Ald AL_YHAT “Uineroe ern e UEED LATER TO SAY |] AUTUMN Of 1619 THERE WAS AN CUTEREAK OF UNUSUAL ABOUT THE SAME ACE AS THE LINCOLN CHILDREN SHE was || FARMERS. AND WAS MUCH INTERESTED IN ALL THE WATERNNE F hacae’ tomer done by a. skill casi baie at UL INSTRUMENT.” AS HE CALLED | SEVERITY NANCY LINCOLN WAS A TIRELESS NURSE AMONG A WONDERFUL INFLUENCE W THE LIFE OF HER STEPSON— WHEN ME WAS NINETEEN ME MADE HIS FIRST JOURMVEREET Cccon is not at all dangerot PUT MIS HAND W-iEN HE ARRIVED IW INDIANA AND HER NEIGHBORS. SHI WAS HERSELF STRICKEN AND DIED & GOOO AND KIND MOTHER. PRESIDENT LINCOLN ALWAYS THE MISSISSIPP!, WORKING HIS WAY ON A FLATBOAT TO Any tumor may assume a malt - | cancerous character WAS RARELY DROPPED UNTIL HE WAS 23 SUDDENLY. LEAVING HER HUSBAND AND CHILDREN DESOLATE. CALLED HER. NEW ORLEANS. mant or any time R T—The sccumulation of w the ear is a frequent cause nm vo . such troubles. Your case will Post 2 Dispateh Radio : ' iy - ie ee | | Reptile Hats. brim N treated free of charge at the Ci | A™ 7A CU TI \« a ) } YORK —Vovagze fron kept a place in English dre, = Dispensary or at the clinics » ? . ’ . . . - . . ° . . soi 7 - Broadea StLartTion ; ¥ ‘ , . ' o ae igian lech , he é turbans are made generally ‘eS the larger hospitals. = : | bl See A Charme will furnish materials { the thon skin and fit the hea@] c. A. S.— You should ‘fiead . 4 a : r on - - ras! | The sole decoration is often am im tolling Ue eee ee : — oa a et trouble about which y 54 . . LS. striz this § h might T | information, as we cane 5.2 Meters . : i ; . ° ‘ . Wo. ‘ - 14 - rt . L- ~~ Ire ing lis : >? t } . P + eve of the reptile, se - (mé word dermatoza in t] Se ’ ‘ ? ' . , ; Yr) 1 i) ; . 7 ; . 4 , . bani . 5 , Dictionary. | A ? 7 | : : Kaiz a h ! Bs © DELLA MAE L—There WAl. , °3, Om - 9° Ok | - mo medicine that would overcot in ! ‘* a trouble Our ad ve an examination made by ee TDI FERN og, et RS 0 rile 5c FRX a NS oi Sa : raat ; 4 Be Rahs ane head Vaal ee td stone which ~* > ; : we - : wine, Ure Motors 1320p o50r) E73 temohis (40.rm-e00ke) 6. Com | Weng rar ten Woaee om ~ @ LIBERAL ALLOWANCI | | | gue twttage Pegi On Your Radio Set on a P. in any way sno a aa | ae , : nee mus WOAT San 4 Loa ) : | wap M ; = @20kr }- 7 ! ert >t. varied progran = 10 A. M. Daily — | Mam ores “teas MS ce ey Ts A ge ATWATER KENT Samos: coi om lede Gas Light | ae ae —— | ince procran DIAL E May swell as the result of pr a 4 2 Thon t > : va * tracted standing or from son ervice Per ; | on Se 1 iat I a . er an WAM. ee ee eee PHONE For Our a trouble with the heart, iungs, kt 1] A. M. Daily | i ! WoW. mania Om-5 fi, . Sate ' — ‘ ee GARFIELD 5256 Appraiser “ —————————— : > ricky “ aes i — - Betty Crocker Geld. Meds! | MORTON ELECTRIC groaned. Ther estly. “You Mit long before th: and he was up and down t board ome into ton's ;{} °° sl I | eadbe.war sand dows thetaard. |», qv" Terk come ine Potent | Te em Now Appreciated — 1117 OLIVE ST. ee went home to i : ; .. 3 ‘ n Ne York Studi int) He might Wave given us a (there at all, but, he thought after-||| Thursday, March3 | : sie ah es Ts Saba ace | Phar, Merch 3 | ing children’s di 9:00 P. M. geod a wouldn't hoi m 4 minute ippeared 1 us ad- ij : « ER ney stccsee oct ocr his compliment and seentea | ———_—— to develop firm bodies and sturdy bones youandTknew jazr music.” She was beautiful in an alms: | Radio Programs ce weave ' —" wat id el an ro at pon Pag ger dark, || Central Standard Time that Soutneriand Mevers : . Py werd Ayaan VERY day ad Thursday, March 3. edge of foo Jusaca. ‘= s LOG A : ‘ light ARFAB. KMA KMOX 7) = : Tes me « “ : | ‘ct gh "’ like a : : ‘ ‘ , ’ , . “+ . “Tike histledoaw — ‘ e Nai Nem : r own personailty . . ike a thistled a wa , growth is . ; 4 , : > » - " . , . }} e Sea. A SOosSsamMe! . tv ine i; * ’ : i ~ ; ‘ ick | i - - - eS. , " “ . - s i or : ly 7 . 7 7 e* . I } men? , 1.7 * ay Mee, > . . . a a the “ee mehot » Sins 6 him ‘ — or Dc con nection F Nraw ornuwtk , ae So. eS . oy a ‘ . = noe Pound nee! beta ape or bone co 7. rs y growth | eS > aes ESS DR : “4 ; —— Ty & Wei! Kansas City ae , . " . ‘ 3 : . : os 7 + + — ‘ ‘ : ia ' Pre, xs ' Oe ae h > ; . : ; " * as ; . : ‘he ’ tT) ; ‘ . TY} ¢ ~ 1 ; — > Ss IT ‘ . : S i} is : ii) . > I = a = OX, Se ra Sy $ y ~ ‘ or. at ti gat os tu 4 ii . . . . . “ = . . a. ae telny ~ . 5 — . “ , : , St Aes ijee hE . avoid _— ~~ &eehe a4 Ab id4 wel ca ic : . J, or ’ ures? n ~ * Fb “an * : , } a 1% ~~ — > Ie - >: = . ok ‘ ‘ s — mates ai a “ Quaes ta A Zuess. Not much ta r any * ' “a bia more i ase “a uicren. 3 x A Soe ' +e WW ere net the re 2] ; i. ne iT — *. " : , > - Or is ryt} ; : 2 4 “+ 3 m he ae Dy . ie a . oy 7 ae a . . 7 , . . 44 ved 4 s cai i ii ~¢ . e+} SA . red es . . ate ‘ 7 ‘ub work, you Madeline Madeline was of a higher type of t. Le . 40% | re = S SRE SS : ! , c] : | Xu k wie : ‘ i : Dian ry 3 Yi air’ rod) (~¢ ‘ wi : » OG BRN IP ‘ ’ ~ urto Tow ns, wouldn't stand for | he : eness and NIfzS aimos t. J Truth : , se “Hie oe ~y ae *.. Ses S 00 mie. 8 servative and correct first , pea as cut : ImiGenty 18 iker - , ane % , | ~ ™ . . . . c ' ‘a a - Th .* ee » 4 — _ . > - ’ 7 ‘ ‘ : 2 ’ > 4 . a 1 ~+* by - - A 4 isc. ss A DOW ri 5 SK if Peete MS gat ee ye 1 all the time. ind eo) milis a a u eves . ome ’ _ , ' te : ‘ ‘Jac iand I Littl "Phi ideiphia’’ Cream Cheese ic ‘Mighty cee . a iG? eo] ‘ : : é Mas . s . » teietettie alee i 4 ci.is ‘ola @ _ iS , ; = : “ le b ¢ : ' , ‘ 2 Ra rn > ~¢ _ “tO¢ | ae Pd . 7 f - ‘ . a ed >» 21RS' . -« - you're not wn mis hyde a a , ‘ ok _ : eS ae : : ad see Sin eee pre} e b elor, “she mustn't avs fresh. alwav SEE ; ‘ toes si oe tatees Beater em Lotte ons , Vera Wagner Baler a helper on t ‘cat prooien : : : ¥. TP 4 ret ee “ane | : | « FF * Loute—Vicla Whitwort chuck it? You'll c me ft » aa , y ; my - 5 — - MmOus i@T) heese Corpora- th a ui ’ hy . oO i ' 73 , . baling .f : i i vi On , iif wal- ‘ : wr . . J . ° Usp. &2 : = | | es crews Yaga : Sa: , o j gts ag zs Se ) saed F the music biors oF gg do mt te ite Rig; a oo 3 est , ome SYP coche Si: fi — fomen and 0 Bictic you turn it up to recom 8 stare: ‘oni Todd, > " . ie jaa. -- 2 a a ras ada . , + ; on a “You heard ’ 7 iinet = ‘dead t ) fan Give if im this udadyr- ys . ; ) ; ed ta«t demand a mena en me = : on rT; rru¢ ‘ : = ‘ . we " _ . Y> . ; are © - the he , = oe Se ES Pas sx your dealer! He irece® “I sure did | want na mae 5.9m LODO 1. As a spread for bread A, ae | ah Bia ite Face Powd an RCA power Radi “ stensibiv for th ake of iusti par pation aik Wa ot tur tall : ert # : leet gt * : 3 . - ast S$ . And that ; i com we ¢ " . Th, —— : the 2. On crac kers oOron stewed _— > “ai w - “ “e . age antiu | eB S ' ‘ \ r ' . : . a , , - er ” - weap Beat ge : erong . Mad smeth ; por , | fruit, as a Change from meat , eal -_ ' ney i ij it Ra to an if it’s a storage bat — : me . sie : assical gem : ; OF eggs. — Faas ase Radiotron UX-I7Il@ “> ‘ : ’ NS Sie Pais ote « ~ ‘ +h. FF ‘ “ . e « aa a- P . " ~ ‘ * * . " " ** * , % : : ‘% : aa : ii _ " 2 S A AS 7 ” a 4 ‘ : q a Z " th eh B's Fh si os ; Ne ee ee eS eet “fh AK eee ei cal Re aS Gea a BRS ty , 2 Q a ” Ee on ate 4 ne eaten Sok ty 4 hy 9 : f ord fe ‘ " ° 2 * Vg t prep pte a Fy Se aed, ~ oe or Be, cpa is | £ * a ~~ Same.” , apiaoese ere : tr “Kiound) io ‘alo P . , . . e bt ‘ Om ~ 3 . ‘ ; esl ‘ = — ‘ wi : 3. In sandwiches with jam ‘Yen if } fe NE or going pre it? sli 3 | or jelly as a dessert. Tf." said we ¥ * * Ts Madeline Barron «concealing Threatenin: loud tad . “nmncthine about this murder busi- saany scurrying indeers. and the mess? Riggs i+ frankly puzzled. a lounge of the Hotel Majusaca wa Shepherd's Pie like a great cauldron of color _ : shepherds pie may be n sound and fragranc “A sufiicent supply of Calcium in Under the tall palms sat group: - PES tg LEE ice san ad hild "se cy . a of laughing. chatter! ee _— iS , : cnucren s dietames ts an essential for i A ‘ NALLering yYoune oy , nat we : tie . : . . 4 ; '¥ rer er 2 j : eat = _ ; . " . 4 ‘ " : . - . iete ey pie: among the massed ren: a ‘ eS smo . . ; ial : = seal ‘ r a’ 17 7 eat the fo ton of str t legs, ¢T Rei wba a 7 : ar 2 “ WE WILL p?Mo ew . . ® “ ~~ . > 2 : : ” ‘ ; : ay ue be + 5 - ; ine ee: nr ~ saa » . : 's >. - : stood smiling. happ: leasure-| whiened . oF ping es g wht 7 bodies and strong teeth |. . Sturdy | a von wig iy sare in ) | seekers; here and the hose | adding of ene niot growth ts an impossibility without an a RAD 7. 14 ae? cy oe . thus —_ be . . . ;, who quietly listened to the mu: form into small cakes two and adequate amount of the important @rifting in frem the next room! ,a4}- on ah ene : iii. ae Zix a 7 . , ; art yy ; , A ee. oe gence oe. pomnie chapeed Rest: beett, | Se tone be ret , | = Vitamin A. Both these elements are BLACK="WHITENS Tea tables were’ ali about. and. , Pennant apes — a , nik it m cream cheese which is a B isa ae ~ i ce wer then bee « 9 a WOke } —4 Ronn a : ‘ ! —Z * ay valuable food for children.” / OCauly Creations : - nee - ; . - y- oy . os a rae ees Ob | A famous nutrition expert says: ee i iedind ; * ay ie IN YOUR HOME. Ne ee ee en, a Qhough a few bored. weary @right be seen, for the most efi was life. light and taughte: goer “wd +) s oe te ar at hl > _— s . Saneas ¢ ite Riggs and young Sears! « ne Der ‘prinkle + —_ ) . ; ene os te P “a OT the Air Made their way tv a table where -: ind: enitor ; “hienge - > _ ; . = : ; ' ' ea SObin & Searching eve ha heater 5 ee ee ae ae Wins Tees ne vi re at One Wtt¢ i‘a.ve th 3 Pern. Vering (926 the Pest-UDispgaich @pied Angelica Faiz rite = sprinkie + — "heee & ‘ ; a3 << sg 2 us al 4 . ‘ 7 . La . : se 7 es mmaeaed be: _~ awe. oC ind Dake in moderate oven 20 mtn. ' 12 .20kKe & a h e e Se ) ted 199.355 Autemebile ~V ante” mm © have TMisserci ‘ww 5: fe rr , ' . nt A Pin}. a — . , an mer er St. Leute aewspapers combined »

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THURSDAY, MARCH 3. 1927. ee eee SOLN’S LIFE FROM NOW ON WAS ONE OF HARD HAND, FERRYMAN. CA” ~ENTER’S ASSISTANT LIEVED THAT WATER TRANSPORTATION FOR DULD BRING PROSPERITY TO THE ILLINOIS AS MUCH INTERESTED IN ALL THE WATERWAYS. ETEEN HE MADE HiS FIRST JOURNEY DOWM WORKING HIS WAY ON A FLATBOAT TO Pictures: by Nicholas A fonsky | Text Edited by Ida M. Tarbell = Fto accept Y a “?S ; a fron skir e@ most n |on- Kes kins wide thon skin The ae a ne a ee ne ponaeeee en = ~ have dress, hats which in English turbans are made g and fit the brimmed kept a place stone which might represent eve of the r : = al wai , ‘iM q generally of tim head tigh sole decoration is often a greg ‘ ' ALLOWANCE our Radio Set ona TER KENT SIX- TUBE For Our Appraiser ELECTRIC CQ. 7 OLIVE ST. _ s ™ Ay skin for the ack and pretty ath &t., OW ap- ‘Fevery powder, bicately omplex- et flut points didn ‘t inection, remands hoosing ider, in & thejr B10 an e\s they ¥, fine lik Blak 1 ht MALELE ommend me other Cations. > Pe SA > > > *. ¥y b, Se ee oe SS . aN . ’ we SAS SA vVs.3 F> 4 4 The i kg - wm * : ¢ a ae, it i “> ~ “SS & d ~~ 7 7.8 \ — 2 e - : Ei streets. Bi and Olive n you desire. + 4 me silver hal THURSDAY. MARCH 3. 1997. PAGE 39 WERS TO QUERIES ' ; | he Post-Dispatch reserves the right to reject any query. and telephone calls or answers by matl cannot be ue attention, except letters on medical questions of undoubdt- ad sincerity when accompanied by stamped addressed envelope. | ona your 10c silver piece about || _ Cc. a Ww. , Hoon 10c to ye w.—London has a : QUENT 565,883 and New ylation is 5,924,000. H—We do not give names H. J. put as your violin. may ‘ * > “a7 t : : ' ; . F the music blurs as soon a | you turn it up to room volume | one change will probably fiz it Ask your dealer! He'll recomme an. RCA power Radiotron in the last Stage. if it’s a storage battery sot, use Radiotron UX-171 or UX 4 tea 6: 2hy Ky . . a+ - oD) fa VOICI EPAPOS YG EVEL Aes #. YOO ka Radiotrof ‘ies a WE WILL DEMONSTRATE ANS ‘ RADIOLA | IN YOUR HOME. NO OBLIGA Jsrandts Electric Comp 904 Pine CEntral Cc 3454 3455 3456 i bs % a an : is ye at mas Caruthers _. ™ Leatha Gregory ....18194 S. Second 4024A North Market 4024A North Market mas L. Southerland . Dora L. Meyers p Willis Johnson ir Greenwood . Belle Seippel! werek Milton Lioyd . 4146 Delmar .1239 aN: ; 908 X. "Oth .Moberly, Mo 19 wauam Francis Hopkins Jr eo E Spain . a Poplar Bluff. Mo Claire Fox 1263 Euclid C. Grob .. A. Stewart ety 6. Wei! 1515 Lafayette Kansas City. tle Frazier Reynolds H. King Eads -.+,,.1423 Case 1432A N. 12th 2308 8. Third ari 1116 Park eaier Toland . 305 §. i W. Nyhogen ..... Chicago. I) ™ Gladys Miller Russack . 5316 Pershing ¥ 2141 Adams ....214] Adams am Lapushin .._. , Idenhersch ..... .4857 M. Atkins . rere eiae Lucas J. Brown .. .8429 Lawton Reovane _. .e+-+.4723 Coedl 2! EH. Measam .._.. 5916 Washington At Belleville. | ee 7 Vere Wagner. Belleville. Fy . &. Loule—Vio! hitwortt! Midiebrook, Mo. oy eae Fountain ee | BIRTHS RECORDED. BOYES eA and © Williams, &21 N. @trieenth Pend BOY. wemrick, 2116% Hickory. eS0¢ H. Milliner, 2933 Market. eH. and © Cockrill, 2805 Riddle 4. and V. Johnson. 3130 Hickory 2319 Bugenia. Z2i1A Franklins. 2121 Bugenia. Fischer, 2056 Rutger. B. Buchanan. S650A Minnesota . 725 Auber . Davis, . Burrell, . Burton. t. . «4 Kingshighway | ant M MoMosker. 2020 Sal x . _ - ~ ~e ali@bury. ior 5. Russell, 3110 N. Whittier. ~ - Wiere: , Crancer, 5027 ; ifeidt. 2918 : , Mi OS La Salle a : Seventh. Keppier. 18134 NN. Broad- ie . 809 : , 2217 Mallinckrodt. or, rpkox, ae _ opu- | g hotel training course We) State Superintendent | tion relating to schoo) | whole | CONTRACTOR.— | is not neces-| f you live in|} the} license | in Mis-| be prosecuted crimin- | effect | You cannot be/| i TELL ME.—An operation for a. Yeystic tumor aes 348 N. Bpring | a .. 848 N. Spring | ...1819A 8. Second | .-.213 N. Sarabd | Ninth } rm Fr, Se Melrose, Mass | YOURS TRULY—Good ing voice and a pleasing person- ality nouncers. You should radio stations for further infor- | mation. 1812 and originated at Troy, N. Y. | The Government inspector there Was known as Uncle Sam Wilson, and when the war opened, a con- speak- | are required of radio an- | inquire at } W. C. A.—The expression Uncle | Sam came into use in the war of | |tractor, Elbert Anderson, bought a large supply of provisions for the army. | Wilson and The term U. S. was.somewhat new and the workmen concluded that (it referred to Uncle Sam Wilson. | This was inspected by | labeled E. A.—vU. S. | After the mistake was discovered | | the appellation was me et ah a. nt. “rom | joke and got into prin ‘that time on the term Uncle Sam been used to mean has AL INFORMATION (By a Member of the St. Louts Bar Association.) | M. A. K.—To sell paper flowers United | | in public places it would be neces- | | to have a foot | cense. The peddler'’s li- is $5 for six months. and the license can be’ | obtained at Room 102, City Hall. | NO HEALTH.—Sickness would be no legal justification breaking the lease on ment. You can ask the or agent to release you on lease, of course. M.D. Wietl) sary cost landlord ,; The wife would | not be entitled to any of the fur- niture, under the circumstances. If the wife left her husband | for good cause, she could retain custody of the baby: in any case, | | (2) for {| the apart~-!:! the |) | ' the husband could be required to} | |} support the baby. KITTY K.—If a man resides in Missouri and his property is in Il- | linois he can by a lawyer in Missouri and as | | he resides here he should name i} someone who is a resident of Mis- | souri as executor of the will. He does not have to mention his || | brothers or sisters in his will, but 'it might be well to do so, if there ||! /are no children. QUESTIONS " Bealth and sanitation questions of public interest only *cill be con- | ued. Diagnosis or treatment of individual cases will not be given. | | A physical exami- |) to determine i{neys or liver. nation is necessary which one of these vital organs is | | (at fault before appropriate meas- | Mres could be advised. WORRIED MOTHER. — Night sweats are generally the result | of weakness and a lowered physi- cal vitality, as in tuberculosis or ‘any systemic disease causing a general weakness. Such a case should be examined to determine of the night sweats. is always a whether it bleeds or not. should be properly treated until cured entirely. . Cc. EE, L—You should shampoo ithe head twice a week with hor water and pure soap and use the following ointment: Todide of sulphide, 15 grains: -vaseline, 1 ounce. Mix and apply to scalp nightiy. It is natural for youths of your age to have pimples, which generally disappear as they grow older. The following lotion should help to relieve the situation: Flowers of sulphur, 1 drachm; powderea camphor, 10 grains; powdered tragacanth, 10 grains: lime water, 2 ounces. and rose water, 2 ounces. Mix into 2 lotion, shake well and apply night ,and morning to the face after ‘thoroughly washing it. a ee > }. ard and ‘* M Kern. 4027 W. i. ; Dugias, 2S05A N. Grand. Burke, 3406 8S. Second ll, J114A Lemp r 351Y¥ Arkansas “lorissan‘. Lu 1756 Missouri. and G. Hoffmeyer, 2423 ®witzer . abd M. Spelman, 4531 Westminster _. and L. Weismantel, 5531 Tennessee. -. and LL. David, 4410 Fair. F. and M. Deckelman, 3834 Louisiana BURIAL PERMITS. e Spencer. 75 3f25a Lackland. .. Barlow, 45. 920A Lami. Esther Lange. 31, 5000A N. Kingshigh Way. Catherine C. Clark. 7. 3134 Wells. Norine Meehen. 19. 5t)14 Greer. Rosa Busch. 62. 4000 Gratiot. | Bertha Ettinger. 60. 4029 Labadie. | Harry Kindall, 42, 4404 Cote Brilliante. h. 1515 Lafayette | - have his will drawn ||| } re ahs i he . Moi 7 Ametta Mae Sparks. Kansas City. Mo \* °308 8. Third | = Third | ‘hein, 4260 Castleman. | ATien h. 7 McPherson. >) | MPs ...1216 Walton Arrived. Villafranche, March 2, 'thia, from New York. Melbourne, March 2. Francenia. New York Algiers, | New York. London, New Pork. Bermuda New York. Colombo, Carin- March 3, March 2, Mont Roval March 2, source of || | Lawton. 8315 S. Broad | Mauretania. | March 2, Minnekahda. President | | Monroe, from Manila for New York. | New York, March 2, Naples. : Sailed. New York, March 2. | Harding, for Bremen. Southampton and ' March 2, Berengarla, New York. Genoa, March 1, Conte Bianca- | mano, New York i ples 22d). | Trieste, March i, / son, New York. Lapland, | President Cherbourg. (and sailed Na- President Wil- | Rotterdam and Boulogne, March | °. Volendam, New York. Missouri Road Conditions. the Aesociated Press. St. Joseph—Clear; roads good. Joplin—Clear; roads good. Jefferson City—Clear; roads fair. Columbia—Clear; roads soft. Moberly—Clear; roads fair. Sedaltia—Cliear; roads rough. Hannibal—Clear; | rough. | By . frozen: roads frozen: Kansas City—Clear: roads good. | Poplar Bluff—C lear; roads good. Springfield—Clear; roads good Cape Girardcau—Clear; roads The St. Louis Post-Dispatch Daily Magazine _————D ELLA CINDERS—By BILL CONSELMAN AND CHARLIE PLUMB NGRY JOEY INEW MenmBerR OF THE TROUPE! Sup RIA A SOUP Z Ber THERE'S WATER AND ATONEL OUTSIDER -F —OSS (T FOR PAINIT— REMWER, ANIO GeT “MOOR, =4CE Ik) — — A — - / “savas” 6 = o. WATTER seeds dl DH ‘alba Nn * ‘ wie : wi = "* f %4 IL LILLY j ‘ YY ees, Wet, | S \G7__ SRL OY WAT K SOU MIGHT NEXT ? | Hii TTTYTYYiT Y epee Leae@ury 1 i ’ t tile j MR.MYERS AND tii MR BROWN.MEET UP WITH THE LITTLE SISTER ) wD cs : x ( 70 9y, { h/ : LE ‘TVS Att VERY WELL BEING NICE TO “THE KID, BUT = Lees, Nj } Pee et Nj if! 1% TITTY see lj {yiabiti MLL a I iil} ail Hi] P JUST THE SAME, — Uli f))!// |!!!) #1) K XT WILLCOST THEM = i adil) A LUNCH APIECE TO RE THEM pea SELVES WITH aly 4 Roo. Hoo’. KASS PARKING SENT TOR MOTHER BECAUSE 1 ToLD HER 1 REFLSEDTO BE AN OLD FASHIONED FRUMP ANN LONGER aT 111 Deere THA ii e-areeeian, HU DUE RPLAING mx ToNXNOUR MO THES j / SE ‘ Boo -W00 -Y ou DON'T KNOW MOTHER THOUGH! SHE'S FRIGHTIFULLY OLD FASHIONED AND WILL DiSOwn ME WHEN SHE 2S ME NOW | j Ta USED To TELL ME 1 WAS RIGHT SMARCT- LOOKING WHEN ft WAS YOUNG WHEN YOU WERE Youne? : WHY YOU STILL ARE"! Just STEP WN RERE wil WEN -Novu'RE NOT 12Ma'S MOTHEG' 2 L EXPECTED A MUCH OLDER ~————— | WOMAN ,- ANID -Ord DEAR fu. WEES You REMIND ME SO “REALM @ MUCH OF QOSA RITA- THE mMOUIS STAR } } i | TAYE YOU MOPPING "AND PROVE IT" CAS Nov Ger we A DATS TONIGHT | by ( i UA ey HUY NUL @ 7 -_ —— EE T'S MARVELOUS ! “TaEY OWN LAND AND. Say — \vE Got $16,000 IN “THAT ecesame. JZ HELLO SHRIVVEL — I SUPPOSE You KNOW )\ ALL ABOUT “THE TEXAS OlL COMPANY JOEL is FINANCING — I KNOW HE ALWAYS : ae K CONSULTS YOU ON SUCH MATTERS. ) —They'RE PUTTING DOWN A WELL Now — L ThoUGHT You KNEW it ABOUT (iT A + HAVE Tord You ! WELL — LL BET YOU “THING MYSELF DON'T KNOW A THING ABOUT #1000 EVEN, JOE GETS Eb out OF HIS “Teer MONEY. - NOW GRAB THE FRYING PAN FRITZ LU ' ayrienert wal CMON CMON- YER HOLDING UP THE SCENE — GRAB THE FRYING PAN— WHAT ARE YOU WAITING FOR ?? HOW ON EARTH AM J SUPPOSED TO KNOW WHICH IS THE

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Call MAin One, — , watch is Read in FAR » — ANY OTHER Newsparer. I COURT IN A WEEK sanion, Will Be Put Trial for Life As. ler on May & th by ban ging was the pen- aecreed by @ jJUTY teday for a Yeager, =? years old, for urder of George Schou, eid- ior, who was shot when he the way of Yeager and his sion, Maurice Birmingham, heldup Nov. 17 iast. * capital punishment verdict, med in Judge Pearcy'’s court a m, was the second within k in the same courtroom. Friday night a jury assessed feath penalty against Thomas . for the murder of Patroi- Eugene Lovely, occasioned — the policeman’s attempt te ar- Lowry for speeding, Sept. 25 faced the jury calmly as red the courtroom, and he: mo outward sign of perturba- as he heard the court clerk the words, “We fix his pun- at at death by hanging.” He Dad a haircut and shave be- the nal arguments yester- it bis clothing was as well for as that ef a fall pris- can be. He refused to com- on the verdict. His counse Pmove for a new trial ow Calls Verdict Just. ous widow, weeping, said, just... He took away my inner. ‘He will never suf- pain my poor husband suf- from that bullet wound in Read. in the three days before den th fam sorry for thi strives Yeager, who has ; trial, “as pres- erdirt Hie said their Fairfield, Il, was ned that he feared the 1 of th rdict. hose instrue- the alterna- ® murder con- dismissed the r the faithful put referring Ctrea't net lowever, fol- surors to tne Court and shook hands ved this commu- aid if juries backbone, as you ts ; 1% , . ™ P - - rlli be @ halt in £uUnmenm in = Refuse to Comment. mmoers of the fury said they fred et their action stan4 , ut hrnent H. H. Todd, ect. rit i downtown brok- "fem an been removed of the cage ised of the rasa discussed. Birmingham* desire for an would bring ‘wo hanging he had other occupy the next after « xa rnining ed May 2. and agreed to that (He Y eager case "gham directed ec ish-American Lingshighwar. Yeager to’ h caused Tnader the instructions: partici. equally apo 5 to the State will ask for ty in Bicmaanil . case went tc the ™. yesterdar. After _ deliberated until a : returned to the jury a vient and did not com- ith the . Comm until & ieee 4.—Toma- a “er tender crops as far ‘9 miles from the east ~* &imost wiped out by the : D* hetrated an far ed. 21 miles south of eee ‘the Unked mates